John Tarleton College - Grassburr Yearbook (Stephenville, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 180 of the 1933 volume:

womlcnw CARL C. HARDIN, JR. Editor JAMES C. CAGE Business Manager 57$? 4K1? $wvw$m4wmm. The GRASSBURR 1900 GOP PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENT BODY OF JOHN TARLETON AGRICULTURAL AND MECHANICAL COLLEGE I AT STEPHENVILLE, TEXAS DEDICATION For the joy of living exemplified in the friendship of these brothers, for the beauty given us in their music, for their willing co-operation with student activities and faculty administration, for their generosity with their time and effort, and for their attitude of loyalty to all that is Tarleton, the annual staff and senior class of 1932-33 dedicate this volume of the Grassburr t0 the Froh BrotherSrCharles Wesley and Garnet William. d m Engraving by SOUTHWESTERN ENGRAVING COMPANY, Fort Worth, Texas Printing by THE REIN COMPANY, Houston, Texas N D nL B N T A R T S XHNI A D T l ? Why Somnzsnu Emma: COIPAHY, Fort Worth. Tenn Printing by TI: Run Comm . Houstou. Teu- Tllli ADHIN'ISTRATION BUILDINU THE AUDITORIUM HOME 5 N A E D E T THE HOME ECONOMICS BL'ILDING scHoOL THE 'lll'l HOME ECONOMICS Bl'lLIHN SCHOOL THE MESSAGE FROM THE DEAN Conquest and achievement furnish the chief basis of human satisfaction. Achieve- s in putting onels best efforts and talents into the accomplishment of nu'nt com the task. 1 am happy and pleased at the effort of the annual staff this year. It is my personal knowledge that the annual this year is an accomplishment that has come out of struggle. hardship. and effort. We will all appreciate our annual the more because of this fact. I am hoping that every Tarletun student this year will find happiness in finding something to do, something to love, and something to live for. Sincerely. J. THOMAS DAVIS. Dean FACULTY -4. Wunmxs ll' uml Comnuuulunl M my Home W DI-nn ol' Wunn-n mun m FunnusTJ. M: ' xmislnnl lh-mslrur C. D. lthrn Bum w: Muuu mm m mm Hookkrvpcr k M. Mer nun Cunhit'r Ll u IlIquuN Numc Mus. Lm ISl-l lhumw Num- Gmuw Smm'l :4 Turn; Imuxm Sum-Iury lu Ihu UNI Yn'w: PunTHu Sm'rvmry u. lh-Kislmr Em: A u y In Dil'vl'lur ul' Agrirullun- Muuun r lhnnsrlm u,I-; Lilir NEH. Gmluuu Dirvclur of Aurirullurv In . G. In H Prufmsur ul' Wrouumy Usrul ll. linunm rmrmmr of Farm Mvrhunirs II. N. hm Prnl'ussnr of xnimul Iluslnuulry IC. f1. Jmnsom Pran-sxur ul Puulln lltmhuuvlry L .I. Slnx PI'UI'I'MU K'llllllrl all ul' oculhmul M. L MAM Hum nmn-iuh- Prnfvssur of lllm-kemilhiu; um! hm. Hm-lmuim IL ll. Duwn hsm-iuh- Prul'vsmr of lmluslrinl his - or Poullry Husv llm-vlur, n ,.;.n.m-..: ..r Miulugy .Imn W. Sm'ru waiuu- Prnlmx'or of lliolum LI m C :m an an-iulu Prul'vasur uf Iiiulugy l1. le hm mm m- Purl? r nl' Iiiulum w. Murry, Inmmr. Ih'lmrllllvul ur Imium ML lruliun Jmn Ii. OLn ml stm-inlu I'ruh-smr of Ihmkkvvning :Iml liuukiuu Hus. IAIxMH Cm SMITH hslslunl Profmsur nHIouum-n'iul Uls S. F. DAMS Dirm'lun vaurhnvnl of Chemistry S. N. 'FImucI.L Assnriulo Prufrssur of Clu-mislry R. L HIKZDHJ u Assm-mlv Profvswr ol' Chomislry UI-Amur 0. Fun . n' . urmlc Dram ul' Iho Colh-go Din-clnr. Dvpnrlnwm uf lEt-nnnmirs, Suviulogy, uml Journalism M ux'rn A Cu nuns Iwiulc Prufl-swr ul' Sociology A 5m dll' l'rul'vssor of Journalism A. IL anm nimuu. ln-pmuuml of mu Mlu. H. Hus Assumulr Professor of Eduvuliou ll. C, DlmI-zul s lJirm-lur. Dvpurluu-nl of Enginovring Junx P. 0 Assm-iuu- Profu-ssnr ol' Euginrrring x Ell James Ii, Gunman Prufz-ssur 0f hvhiu-rlure PIMNL M mu; Dirvrlur. Dopurlmrul of English Dom MAIIH: Gun En Ammulu Proh-ssur of English DEXTA km: Associate Profmaur of English LA RI Ass lhumN ml Professor of English Clnn ' W. Flmu Dirvt-lnr uf Conwrvulury D. H. lh mm . l'rormsur of I Inc h-Is n nu . riulv Prnfvssur nl' Finr krls Gun TT W. qul ml l'mfvssur ul' Fiuv Arls Hus. Iiu'rml anu mux hL' lunl Pml'vsmr ul' Hulin NONA WILSON usisluul I'rufmmr nl' Arl ll. L. EHI-N Dirm-Iur, Dvpurlnu-nl ol' Ilishnry Law n, ans .xssorauu- Proms. nf ism, NIn-Tn-z Wuhan Din-clur of Hunw l-lmmnnivs N ' um Inn Lu Au 0 mevswr nf Fonds A :50 l,imluw X uuuun rm Kssu 'ulo Pruh-ssur of Funds Trrn BM: Assislnnl Pruh'smr of Cluthinx :Bmxks VI. u um um! I'rofvssnr of Funds Huun-z L Bmmx ' .ml Profvssnr nl' xlnpliwl Kris x. Hrh'n r of Hulhvmnlirs m Prof: . .l. Ii. l-IDUHN c Prufn-ssor ul' Unlhvnmlirs Mun' Mums Associate Prol'omur 0f Mulhrmutirs Mn Jnxns Kssislunl Professor nf Mullwmnlics Curr. lhmn' A. Humn ProI'A'ssnr ol' Physirs LIEI 1' HDRGH M. D.Aus Pruh-ssur of Mililury Smom-v und Tuc- lira SHRGEWT Jammy; BI: 'clnlnv xsqucimo P. NL g K T. J. 0. GARRETT Prol'muur 04' Modern Lunnungvs Huswmx A I? Profl-ssur 0f Mmh-rn Lnnuuugus W. J. Wisbou Prul'msnr of Physical Training H. .L Sunnis hsuriuu- Prol'vssur of Physical lithium lion Lu'lu FELIAHV xssm-inlo Professor of Physical Educa- Iinn LILLIH V. LILLAnn Dirrrlur. Dl'lmrlmmn of Public SIu-uk- ing Mus. W E. Mmmv Din-rlur of Dnrmilory Cum! N D, Gmmuu A Islnul Professor of Educuliou SENIORS SENIOR OFFICERS Aurm n DI-WHIHBIIII Runner Ahrlmniml Engimrrmg ' Club ' . Rwinn III 'lurlI Ion Busiuvss Munugo r hlm- C IIIb ' II- I-ln Major 32.! Mun .IIIIiI r1 33. OIIiI s Cl Quurlpl 22!! Press Club 33, Oil Bell Clully B, L. BLICKIII'nV BrI-I'krnridm- Prz-Luw Foolbllll '3 liitlc Team . Senior Class uliI .n-P Luw Club' 22.x! Pi-csidenl Sorguuils' Club 33. Assistant Sports lidilur I-russhurr 3 '3! Muu' Bun MAINLL Bangs Social Sripnrr LAP. Club '33. SI-I-rclury Sc-nior Class '33. Sponsor Company A '33, Sponsor Hille Team '33. Aggcllrs '33, Oil Boll Club '31, INA M u: TATE Slvpiu-nvilh- Home Eronumirs Society EdilnrJ-Tm- '32, Lm Lum-Iloq '32. Vim- Prr, dcnl Les Lum-uI-s '33. lh-giIm-nuil Sponsor I 3. Lilip my Edilor Grusshurr Vice President Puss Club '33. Sncromry LWS. J. D. F nus Sponsor Mlss MARTHA CIIAMVHSS Spuluor Mus. F. J. Mum Su-phonvilh- Surf ! SFiPIlH' II. T 1:11.er Sioux Cily, lnwn -Irrl:ilw-luru! Iiugilmrring Cnum N humn Slvphmnillo Sari ! Srianrr hzgn-Ilvs 712-1111, Pn-ss Club 311. M um: Mmmn Slopln-nvillr Social Srionre L. S. hnulmmv OtIrssu .Urrlmniml Engint'r'ring Virn- Prmidvul anllu Club '112.I1rv.x-idI-ul Cowboy Club '1111. W osl T1 ' Club 'H 32. linkim-Ors Club IH- . Ullirvnf Club . . W r' Hub . Bc-sl SuL dior Contest Alenlollunl Lumpuny C 35L Ro- lin-d Utm-vr CLIFTUV v'hmu-ms Slvphcnvillo Peruuv Rilh- Tvmn .12. .L Thomas Davis Publiv Sm king: Club .12. oullmll ' Pro-Luw Clulv 121:1. Serumnls' Lluh .11, Mu. ll Company I1 '113. Vidotll-s 321 lhnmnb: h-n-u: Siophrnvillu l'rr-Lml' .ITuc SlulT '32, Cnrporul C llnmls Club Prmivh-nl W hrs PH. 11. tilm- L luh '121. Prwlmw J. Thomas Duvis Public Clu :szs. Huxing cm. Speaking club '33. Lluun him 'ruN Slvphouvillo Social Srinm- J u'k Bu. Iiuxim'x mm; Hul'kqlrings minu'nixlmumx L. Ilun' mulunulm c :sz 5mm mum of .I-T Club '33. mm Forum 1:11;. rlmrul 2x2, m notay '32. MM Cluh tn, Oilicnrs Ilumnl.L Humul Su-pIu-nvillv Buxinrxx .vhlminixlrulinu In In lhhlcn Wulnul Springs Social Srivnrn FIMVK lhmu-z'r'r Hnmnlilel Perau: Vh'xl TWIN Club '31 boys'cluh 153.Tmnis Pro-Luw Club : 3. Coma 61- 'H . Iiuxim-xx 1dminixlmlion Molu Scribe Cornwall Company B ' ., Ins umb' Ens! Tl-xu. Club -'I :- GI'Y mmm- 1am mmh ArIz-clumiml Icy.,,i..mi..g 3, Trm-L '3 . . mm club un-r .N'vrgvunls' Club :::; Holmrlvr 3:1, me sum 33. WT' Assnciuliun 2 H Svrn-lury-T um-rs' Club Dunn BULHR Slopln'millo Busim-sx Mlminislrulivn Murl-lll 431 J. Tlmums Davis Pulylir Sw-ukiug Club '32, 11 hls Club 33, Cmmm-rcinl Hts Club '32. Girls' Glm- Club 7521. Bnrxmm BOND Bangs Arrhumuml Imam T T.P.'s '32. Vin-v Prvsidt'nl 'IZ'IIPIs :' Club Ollirvrs' Club I'm: ut Lirulcnunl Bunrl '33. MW ludIImW xhurr $3. Ser unls' lrsl LOIS Boon: llicu Social Sriz'nrr AggellL-s '32433, JUMP. Clulv ' H. May Quovn 132. FonnnsT BnuILw-r'rv: Bluff Duh: Agrirullurul Iidurulinn IOVA Bmmw Chalk Mounluin llmm? Emnmnirx mm; B. mum. Fuiry Serial Srirnrv Fuollmll n 3;. mm Club '31. Thurman Thugs BusL-Imll '3 M. llumillon County Club 3173:. anr '41: anhr Bl-ZTTN Sloplmnvilln Sm-iul Sricnrv J.x.P Club '1! Mzkl'llm ' J wk n- cunn su-phcnvilh- vllury Cunsrt Huys' Ulm' Ch H...- his Club ' 131. Tarh'lon QuurIM '32-'51. I-nl Fin Arts Club '31- lI.I. lh nu Rounukv Jyrirulluml Izlluruliuu IA xx lh nn Mosquilo hirirullural lz'rluruliml Julrw u. Cm; Slvplwnvillv m-nmu .s,,.-.'r..ll..n Vidal 1091 Curlmrul gvr Grnss- burr '33. h . '0 Do: No- ' Prvss Club :XIL OHin-vrs' Club 213, Golf Club TX Cuplain Cumpum C 133. Cuplain Firsl Bul- u Stull' 133. Uuu Kl u' Cuxurmx Prm-lur Serial Srlvnn' A L'LZM It's 7315. Mumum. Cum! lluustuu Pelruh'nm Engimlrilw Enuinm'm' Club '31- SB. Lm'ky Thirlvon 'SIL F 'qus Cumcn Rio Visln Soda! Sripnrr! Dunn C mu. Hirhluml Springs .-lgrirulturul Edurulilm Mum; Currml Moplmmiue Buxinrxx Allnu'uislmlian EMU, Cu .w-.:-;n SIopIM-In illo nmmI 1grirulluro LUrILLr: me-rnV Social Sriwu-u .mm cu : wmmmm Enginerriun Enginw-rs' Club '32. Prrsidl-ul lingim-vrs' Club 'IXIL PimsTnx Ctnmlw Clarkmillv Buxinexx -Ir!n:inixlruIimx C ATIIEHHH Cook SIophA-millv Ilmuv Emnnnu'r- Glm' Club . hln' A Svalwlnillv Slu'riul liusl-z Huur: Cm nnu Jonvslmro Buxinrxx Vtzlmiuixlruliun llu tun Cuunly Club '3 Luau 'Ctm w Blull' Duh' Social Sr-ir-nrr Hussite meuv: llnmillun Home Emuumirx Cuuu FN' Cnu v Post Sunni Srir'urr M wk D. CREstLL slvphcnvillc liIIxI'II virlmI'IIixIrIIII'IIII CullllllPrl'illl VI: Club '31 i I'KNIHIH' F liCi Club '31. Vil'Pllhi Dc Malay ViI'I- Pn-siIlI-IIL SIIIdI-III Council .2. PrI-siIlI-III . udI-IIl CuIIIII'il 3, Prrsidhlll ArIIImIIIdcm' Firsl Lirulcn- :IIII CJIIIIIHIIIy D 3.1. nPIil'OKl OHiI-r 1, SorguIIIILConI- puny C '32. T.T.P,'s '11. News Edilor J-TIIc '33. Tr sIIrIxr Press Club '13. GII-II, Club i112. Fine Arts Club IIII ' 1 0f- HIIIIIV CIIIIuK Granhury Pl'erIPlUll Enyinrrring Foollmll 13, EIIIziI I'rs' Club 1.11- .12 Vice Preside ! uiIII'vrs' Clu L First Sergeant Com- puny I1 1:11 vond I.iI-IIII-IIIIIII Company D '33, T AsmI-iu lion II'IIIII' Milm llnme Eronumim NW5 '33, Agm'llm '32-33. C IIII' G '32413. UliNl-ZVA JACK AIWIII' bums Bangs LI'brrIIl Arts OHiI-vm' Club '33, CIIpIIIiII CumpIIIIy A '33. BE rII DINII s Smplmnvilie SorIIIl Srirnrr Aggvllw ris TInnirI Club '33 J Thomas Davis Public hpeuklng Club Mus. S mm; .10 DMIs Slephcnvilln Ilome ErIIanmir: WALKI-JII DuIs Slopllenvillu EII-rlrI'I-ul Enyineeriny HirIId Hunds' Clul- '32. Engincors' ClIIh '32-.13. SIIIH' SeruI-Ilnl Serkmmls' Club 132. OllinI-rs, Club 213. CIIIIIIIiII llI-gInIonlul 3'1qu '33. Ilclirod Ollicer '33. Tumblers '33. MALCOLM Dnnmxs Roscoe Prr- Mediml Dc Moluy '33 PI NiIlI'IIl 80.118. 21.1. Pre- Med Clui '. GleI Club ., . rIquIIL Company C PrI-sitlvulCuwbIIys ClulI 1'.1 Fine Arls Club KL. hIrgIIIIIIIs CIIIII .1. . NUVAIA'N DIHKH Tolar RIIxI'IIrxx AanI'm'slmlimI m4 log '32- ':13. Sponsor SCPN'Iilry-TN'HHUFIT JIIIIiIIr Class V 11.1, 0.W.L . PrI-sidvnl 0.1V Company I1 .111. Jinn DI NI. II- Phoenix. Arizonu L IIIprrIvalory FIIII- Kris 1lub'. .Prmidrnl FiIII- Kris Club 11.1. AxurIlI-s '3 1 IilI-I Clu h PAULIVE Drwuv SIupIu-nville Posi- .rmllmle Llu' BEL DI'VN KK'hvvlm-k Social Sriwm' M mm: D! mun llumillun Snu'ul Srit'nl't' IL .I. Dumt; .' l'urks Civil Enginm-ring . First Lh-ulvuzml Ih'ui- Ab '33. Engineers' Club '31 nu-nlad Slulf TH. Univ: n L INHZ Inn. Guslinv Cansrrmlury Glee Club ' 453, 8,03. Lluh Fine Kris Club Dlll'ClIJA E cnuun' Rising Slur Social Srimrr CHARLIE Hutu 'Klih-s Satin! Sriz'uce l Company K '33. um! Yoll Louder , Cowboys Club ICorporul Cumpuny K $1. Slvau-ln'illv F NL ENDNLEY Tulur Pre-l.au' Hirvd Ilumls Club '32. J Thomus Davis I'uhliv Speaking Cluh 3. L 3, Prv- an L lul w Lowlmys' Club '33, lluml Counly Cluh '33. Corporal 1 .unuumy B '33, H AZHL 1h llama hrvnomirs Sllehmnilh- Bm CH FAGAN Slcplmnville Business :Hminislmlian GI-zmmu FIIAN 5 Ireland Ilnnu' Erunnmirx UI-u. G au u' Sh-phvnvillv 1mm Erunumirx K ATHLEHV Gummlc Slophenvillu Suriul Sriww $.05 Club '3 5. Kugr-uns '32- , Fiuo Arts Club Orclwslm '3 A lb 73;! . . J A u .vigrlrllllurul Ezlurutinn - mum Curm Vulloy Unirc $ Club ? '33, Cowboys' Club '32-33, Scr- w-unts' Club '31-?! Lm's GDDFHHY Swanson Satin! Srimrt- Mum! 00s 32-311. Comanche . Fi no, Arls m' Tlmxlon, Mississippi Eduruliun ' Iluh ' Glee Club '31, Basketball A ewwiu lio n lhzhL Gmrrm Gormnn Sun'ul Srienrr TlmLM GRIFFIN Clyde Soriul Srivnr? 11111111 Elr-rlriml 1 11111111111119 11111111119111 11'11111 2233111111115 1111111 1111.11;- Company 1:2. 511111111 1111-111111111111 1111111111111. 51.111 JACK Guov 11:5 Furnvy Chemical Enginerriuy Sorxcauls' Club :1 1. Enginvcrs' Club 13 Wumm 111nm 11.111111 C1111 51111111111111, 1111i 1' idvl 11-24 Prvsidrut T.'l 1P. . Vi 111m .3. 'l Ollicors' Club ' CnAnLEs Hun Clumlv Pre-Alerlirul Wrsl Tl-xus Club '31. 01111112 Club 1131. ETHEL lth'ruV Morlu-I Canurm lor v Fim- Arls Clul1'11- Smn-I hm Club' :12 111141 Tvxns Club . -Trrusurvr Vino . Glov Club '31- Gum's Haxnuvk 511-11111-11111111 31111111 31111111; CARL C. HuunV. Jn. Shmhrnvilh- Pre-Ltm' J-Tnc StulT '212. 611-0 Cluh '51 3:1. Arnn-uurh-rs '33. Puss Cluh ' Prc-Luw Club '33. Edilor Grussburr Players . Firsl Lioulvnunl 11nd Drum M1 21211 NIILTON B1 TI-mvurrnx Dublin General Agrirulhw LUTm VALE ll.m:m-:TT Sunln Home Eronnmim :n Aggeucs '3'1 d1-ul Pulu P 1m C luh urcr T1 T..,'1.1 P.1l11Pinl11Club .1'1 Pn-xi- '.. SW rvlar WILMA llmm' Dublin Public Sprukl'ng 0.WL.S. '33, J. Thomas Davis Public Spanking Club 1:111. RI'TM OWE De Leon Buximnvx Adminislrulinn Angollcs '30731. Comanche Tribe 'SLZXZL Hum. Hownu. Breckenridge Soriu! Scienre Aggruos '31-32. Tronsurcr Aanouos 213. Oil Belt Club 1. lh-poru-r Oil Boll. Club '33. Hoperlor 5.0.8. Club '33. A.W.S. '33, T T S,'s '33. IL P. l'MBl-IRT College Station Merlmniml Enginl'z'ring TILLMAN Hl N1- Grand Saline Buxim-n Adminislruliun Lucky Thiru-m :13. M un' HI'TII IIUNn-m Granhury Buxinus Alllninislralimx HA! I Ih'mzrw Thornton Elrrlriml Enginming Cu murs JumsuN Tnlum Agrirullurul Edmulinn Curporul Company D '33. StulT Sergeant '33, Cnmsnw: Jones Slcphcuville Ilnnm Eronomics ANME RUTH JUN s Slvphrnville Buxinrxx Adminislrulion AVN KEITH Slophonville Buxincss Adminislmlinn Comnmrciul Arts Club '32 Aggollu '3. Glu- Club '33. Fine Arts Club 33. 3. Girls' Hm: KELLEY Hrumhivw .-!yr1'ruIIm-ul Edm-ulinn Jim Fuullmll '20, Mrsity :11. timh-l tthuln-r Club '29. Hand '21 ' ' . anlvlon Pl . mys EU. th-k Playboy Club TEL l'im- hls 11m mm 1m sun Sluphmn 1110 Ilmm' Ermmmirx L .LTuc sshurr . Ion! lu-s Lunvllvs Slulr U. m nos 33. Club lidilor t. '33, Prl-s Club . 1.1L . LI'S LIIIIM I vs Ex um V kmmmx Dr Lmu Ilmmmwiul lrlx xggonos : C .l. Thomus Davis Publir Sw-uking .L LP. Clull .uu'Iu-Cuunly 1111.1. . Prvsixlcul FRANK Lnumrr Dvnisun Chrmirul Eugiurvring Vim-llos 1 2. Cu. 1 Huerlhull '33. Tmmis '3 . 1 in- Pn-s. J. Thumus Innis Pulvliv Spvuking Club 3H. M nu. Law Buxim-x Huswvll, Vx-w Hx-xim N 1! lllllill ixlrulum Angelika . Gmmmn lllvzl 'n' Juslin Agrimlluml Htlumlinn First Svrgvuul Cu. D '3331. Svrgx-zuns Club :1; Dnmrruy Lnuuml San Saba Ilmnr Emnunu'rx 1L BusLullmll '21 .33. A gm-t M's Cmml y Cluh 'rrrrtury Sun Sulm Glum LITTLETUV Iliu- Busines. .rlrllnl'nixll'llliml Finn ,Krlx Club 33 3. Ilumillun Culmly Club '33. 11mm Lnnkmmn 1 win! Sril'nrr V111: Pn-sidvnl Sun Saba Cuunly Club '33. 11mm Luau Sun hmvlu Imam - Curpurnl Co. 11 '32. thllmll 21-141. Buskvllmll 1:12. Spurls 12mm 1: burr 21:1. Cqum-l M'mvumlvrs '2121. In- Mnluy ' Prvsidnnl mm. 1- cm. '33. W1 15 ninlinn ' . 11mm Clulv ' Hunk rum... 21:1, 11ml uw mm, H 10.1 Buy ' J3. I :uulsmnrsl Buy 1X1 arlv- Human Low: Slqnhonvillc Prc-Mwliru! Lm Lunvllvs '32-33. 3ggultrs '32 33. Pn-sn Cluh '33, J-Tm' Slull' '32. Grunshurr $1an '33. Sponsor Co. D '33. Lu Hun r: Lm m ass Slepllenvilh- mm Ermmnurx Lvs Luuvllvs 3 . A.W.S. Pn'sidvul '33. Grass- burr Slnlf 2:51 Prms Club '31,! Aggn'llvs '32- L NL 1AM HEY Beaumont Strut! Srirnrr . Isl Liculunun! 3 President Sludcnl Corporal CL: 3 ' 'l'. 'l' I'.' Cu, D .Ollim-m Club I 0umll 3L Ml nun D. MrCulmlck Blooming Grove Agricultural Enginmvring First Liruleuunl Cu. C '32, Vidollos '32, Ollirvrs' Club '32. Sm-rvlury '33, Major Firsl Bullulion Slull' '33. lhzx Duns Malina Hunger Iiusinexx .rltlmiluxlrulinn 1h m: Mnkzn' Arp Imluxfriul ,Irlx Vidth-s '3l, Svrm-unla' Club '32, President Eusl Tvxzm Cluh Ollim-rs' Club '33, Firsl Lieulvunnl Co, A .3, 1h- rm! OlliI'L-r '33. 151mm Mumux Palu Pinlo l'rv-Luu' Prv-Luw Club '33. h'mrumlers 1'. Corporal Cu. D ' Svrm'uul Cu. D '33, 3 lcln-s Businuss N .umgnr .Lan '33. CLmHch V Aan Dublin .erirllllllrtll Education Livv Stud. Judging Tvnm '32. H Co. leskI-Ihull '32. Ll mum: M nut: Slrphonvillv A-1grirullurul Erlurulinu W. H. Huuw killm-n Sari ! Srimrv Chirvllc Emun M IMm-zus len Ruse PI'P-IJMD Prrss Club '33, Prr-Luw Club 33. $900!!!! Livulomml Vidvllt-s H. Uniw-rs' Cluh P- 0, Firsl LiL-uh-nunl Cm Iplnin Cu. D '33, Sl-nior Cuun lur D0 Moluy ., rgmlnt Cu. D . 112m $1;an 3.3, Plum; Engraving lor Grusslmrr LILLIE Mum Bullingor What Tn-xus Club '32. G un' H, Clulv .33. Mzavllvs 322413. Hm C. Unumzu. lnwloll Buxinrss Adlniuislrull'nu De Moluy '2 3. Vidcllvs Em. KATHRYN Momux Hillsup Social Srirnrr Lamar. Muslin Slvau-nville lIunw Emnumim LLP. Cluh ' 3, Vim- Prusidvnl .l. k1! Club '33, ngt-lhs ..- .K. PuuVI-z Muss Slrphn-millv Buxinrss xhlminixlrulirm Dulyli u ALB x Vunm ma Col mnwood Snriul Sr'imu'r' '39- L'H-T; Uil Boll Lluh quvlh ' .I Thumzm Dmis Dvlmlinx Down: 0 Nr:u. Holino lInnu- , mnmicx Hour! of Tun: Cluh 32. Tennis Club MI. Lomnm lrlrI'rIIIIIIrIIl h'IlIIralinn I'Klrl of TI Hm l.lIIlI 131-32, 3 idI-HI'S '32. HIIIIIII E. Our s lyrirulluml EIIurIIII'mI liIIv his '32, MW Club Vice PrvsiIlIIIIl Oil Belt ClIIlI Lowboy Club ' J. Tllrh'ioll TIIIII- blurs '33. HilII- Tl'lllll '33. V'iIiI-llrs 3. Jurkslmro liImn PAI'K silvrulall Prlrulv'um h'ngI'nrerI'ng liIIgiIII-vrs Club '31-33. MIIy Aguollvs .. . 0mm... Immn Slcphonvillc .1.,n'r..lI..mI Eduruliun mum; '29-30. Corporul 3031 Hm 'Liculenunl 23-43, Uiiirors' cm. 33 Ihlirul 0mm Du Iu PHAIU ArI-IIdiII PI'IFUII'HIII Enginrrring Svrn- IIIn Lucky 'liIirlu-II Club' PresiIlI-III 3. INIller Ililnr HrII hurr '33. Press Club '33, Engi- nvvrs '32. . I TEP ry .13. DrIIIIIIIlic Lluh '32. LIIII' Club '32, QIIIIrII-I : Vn' PUHILICY Iilvcim Prr- UI-III'I-al Rillv TI-Iun '33. Scrgcanls Club ,SergI-IIIII. Vi- IlcllIs 33 SIInI-zI PranInI V MI-Izurgci xh7rl'fllllllrlll I; hilnd '32 Malay '3 gineeriny 3 1nd LioulI'IIzIIIl Hum! '33. DI- MliII-rs Club 33. I mm P Izusum smuz .2. II mcm Pm n zqmy. Pn I1...I..-.II AggI-HI-s . 3. mm of '11-qu mm. 3233. ,lwuwmmx P:- 'H Um llame Emnnmirs Finv hls Club H. lloml Cuunly Club 133. Culvuxlur Edilllr Grnsslmrr . PAl'l. lhcm Dublin Hume Erannmirs Amzonvs ' WALnn Run'leu-m Cilmln Journalism 'li'ltPRs 'ZXZavarvluryIrrI-uxurvr m. xm ilur J-Tm- '32. .u- Erlilor Hrusalmrr Z . Liruu-num H I Prwith-ul Press Club ' lice, Club m. Liu-rury WI Awunl Fumnr: Ihunmmm Sh-plu Swiul Srimrr lev Club X3. Huulu-s 'IXZ-JIL Ilmuw Rmuu' Dvl liiu Iiuxl'nrsx Atlminixlrulinn Cuwboyu' Club '32-33. thl 'lV-ms Club ' gilu-vrs' Clu y .35. lin- Wx-zumV llwm Furl Wurlh Rural Eduruliml Scruv'lnl Cu, B YH. Svrgozmls' Club TH, Captain Cu. C . Ullin-rs Club 'K'Z. ujur Serum! Hull: 32!. er- Pr: 1- ! Ollirvrs' Club '33, Huh-m-s Ihwu Illsmtmn Hamilton Soriul Snrnrr ll: nillon Cm Club ' Club 1 I'rosid Kggn-In-s 32, G. :m' G. Club Cnlmn Ilmwzus Ciultlu Social Sriwm' Agm-lh :L J. kl'. Club 32233. ExnnN SAVsnu Sh-pln-millv Soriul Swimm- lilm- Club 32-33. Murllm '33 VVILLIAM S.Aslv; Slvplwnvillv Journalism Corporal Bum! 'ZP. Kvllyh Playboys '53. Can- rvrl Urrlu-slru 'le . Lm-ky Thirlm 7 '33, Pn- :Ivul Junior Elms '15:. UI anlvhm I Dr Huluy 'Jlriii H. M41 Lemlrr Prvss Flul; '33 Ol u Cupluin Hum! '13 n 'mn-r m,- ' ra' Club '31 .I-Tzw Rx-poru-r Slain 3mm! Srirnrv lixmn Suuvtlmm Chillicolhv PrPJImlimI 3.0T er'nn Smrr-r Cleburno Sm-m! Sriv-nrr Mnu'lh's '32-33. BILLIE Sn 'm locker llumr Erunmmrx L M4510! IN '3. Dunn Snu-I- Buruvl .riyrirullurul IvIzIm-ulilm mm'nl Sudan 1L J-Tm- Hlull' Tx-nuis Club : Mrrnl u Sm 1'1'I.r:smm'ru Sudan Suriul Srirnrr IKillo Tmuu 2 2. Stu Scrm-unl '33. Sorgmnls' Club 32, Huvkulm Ilumv Izrummu'rx Cum li u Sun Husun- an'ruHm-ul Edm'ulinll h-sI Tum Clul: 112.Uxmlu-3s lIluI. '33. Um MJJ-x Sun Furl Worth Hluim'sx hlminislrulirm Summon Sun-u Colorado Prr-Medical WILLMH H. San Fort Worth Pre-Luw Engim-om' Club '32-33, Sorg mls' Cluln '32. Speech Arls Club H, nmms' Club '3- i. Pru-Luw Club '31L BILL SNIVHN Dublin Agrirulluml Edumlirm Sergeunls' Club '33. Rm'u SuuTIIl-m Blum Home Ewnomirs C. D. S'ru'uyl Sillnuy Bmimxs :ldml'nixlrulion Comanche Cuunly Club '31 0mm 5 'SUV Huukin Gnlrrul Agrirullure Curpornl Co. C '32, Sergeanm' Club '32. Firsl l,iL-u- tvnanl Co. C '33. Ullicum' Club '33. ' DunOTuv STUCKTUV Slvphmn'illo Soriul Sril'nrr Assislmll Busiums Muungvr J-Tuc ' Turlvlml Players 112-33, Les Luuoltm ': '33. i Tllomus Duvix DI-lnninu Sorirly Sm-n- Treusnn'r ' Prmidvnl '33, Press Club '33, h: Sponsor '33. .xggcm-s t; 1 . Emmy S'rm ALL Dullus Petroleum Engim'l'ring Rmmm- E. Tn'um Huwlvy Librrul Ari: J. Thnmus Davis Debating Sm'iuty '327Cuptuin '33. T Assm'iution '32 Club '33, Scrm-unl ll Cu' '33. . Trau-k Tom .L 5:er ' Ils MARGARET Trrrxl SOvplu-mille aninrss .-hlminixlmliun J EisE Tllmus Iiuximnv . dminixlrulinn Brow nwood First Limlmuml Co. C '33. Eugincors' Club tn. Svrgwmlaf Club '32. Ullin'rs' Club '31:, Glove Club '31 Murrlu Tnmns liuxin s Mllninixlrulion ,Mzgt-lh's 'IL'L Mun Lou Tnmns Sm'iul Sripnrr ,xguol Iva 25:, Cuzxna Fqunsxm Grimm! :lgriruHuI-e ith-Ilus '33. Thurman Thugs Huu' Tls um: Hume Emnmnirs linxA Ttmuxmv Sari ! Srir-nrp mem 'l'uu xsxxn Soriul Scir-nrc Ihrun Tl nxm' Jyrirullurul Edumliou Liw- Stock Judging Tum '32. Lu m JkNETTH l' mun: Buxinrxs ,-1llr illiNll'llHlHl Axum ms Clvbunw Dulxli n Comn-rus Cow R oscuc Coleman Slvphonvillv Curlmn Dublin Dublin .. :m, lHLLHN'. 'ilzivim' President 351 LELus VAN ZANDT Zl-phyr Home Ermmmim Hunt of Texas Club ' 2. ggolh-n Girls Baskolhull Tmm :u. Cnplnin GLENN VINSOV Social Stimu- THOMPSON WAIsII Ml'mlrgel Social Sriz-nrp Hum 04 WALTUN umillnll Sofia! Stimu- Eu Worm Allwns Civil Enyinvrring PAULINE Wum StI-plmn'ille Social Srimre Fine Arls Club '30451-3 l lec Club '30451- ALvls Wmm Pvmonvillo Elkrlriral Jngim'z'riny DON WEHTZ Huy City Agrirullum! Etlm-ulivn MARY J M WILknsuV Culvmun Buxinrxs xhlmiuislmliun IZxTUJVH V Im-uiklc Tulurnsu. V. an Snriul Sr-imn' Cum Pan Wm : Lips Mum Erannmir: Draws Winn: Slophcnville Prr-Mrdiml 10 31-32. Corporal Balm! '31-32. Pre-Med Club 2'; 33, Cum Wynn: Crosby km Buxim-xx ,hlminiulmlinn J. Dmm thnc Slnphenville Businrxx 'ldml'nislr'ulion Golf Tt-mu ll-3243. Slull' SurgI-uut '32. Fiml Lieu- lmuml Co, B : , X07135. '. J. Oniu-rs' Club 33. M NH V Wm ; Wentherford Suriul Srimrv MILDRED Winn: Slvplmnvillu Ilomc Erorwmirs Hmm- Econmllim Club '30. Turlelun Tm Club '31, Augn-llvs 'JlH ' .L Thumus Davis Dvlmlillk Socivly 'ZIJL T. .L Wunmcv 'l'ulpu Elvrlrirul Iminrrring uh ' I. SL-rgmnls' Club '32. 0f- sl L ulmmnl Cu. A :L ELF Dt'nlan Lilwml .vlrlx hmwllI-s 3 31!, G. 1mv ll. 1 lilm n 1 ll I.I nus Dvnisml me mnmirx i'rvllInATn Aurvrh'ludvnlCnunril ; le-Slulf '. mmm- mmmr Mzuvlh .. - y T r-Hro Pn- 11ml :5, Pn-ss Club .: Kin 1- Imle WuJMus Slt-phvmillo Finr IrIx Fim- his Club LW .S Linusvrmlury M-ruuumnisl Prvsidvnl ml Sludonl . RUBY J0 WISE Boyd Home Eronumirx Augeltm,RI-'Imrlvr ' l'rI-sidvnt 3:13. Pr. qCIIIb 11.33 i uII' G '32, T. TS. '1133, Vim- Prmiduu 3. W VERNON Womunn DPslh'llNillil CLIII'I Enninm'riny Boxcrs' Club '1 33L OInI-I Club 13l- g-w .IIIIs Club 30-31, llin-d Hunds LlIIh :31 Oil l3I-ll C Iuh 131- :32, EIII. Iecm' Cluh '31 :. szillll'nllll M.IjIII 3Ilju3 mm '32 8' crnlnry Ii Icvrs' Club '32. SI-crI-lury Book Forum lsl Sgl. V IIh-ltu: NI-zmu MAY WIATT Slvphvnvilh- Businexx :IIIIninI'xIr-uh'nu Aggvllvs '23:. COIIIIIIen-iul CIuII '3I. LIVCYE NHLI. Yu-Its Furnvy Speech 3rls 3 W. S 33. Rewrlcr '13 3, Vitv Pn-sith-nl' 33 I'm. cm. 33 m. Sot'ivly um... .IT... RIITII Aron LipIIII Social Sril'nrr Aggellvs '33. W. A. CURRY 3VIII'I-lurk CoIIInu-rrinl 3rls Club U-CH, Hus! TI'uIs Club 31, Sorgeanls' Club '31 I-rgounl I3 Company 232. J, Thomas DIIvis Dvbullng SoI-iovy '31-?! Club 304314324313. HERMAN DEAHINH Dallas Gmlugv Football 3-0 31 lelIullCIIIIIIIiII' 1.31 B Company - C3 ' t Sorgl'unl .2 PrmidI-nl SIrmuuls I m. , Ullicvrs' CIIIII 3:; :33. .. CuIIIIIIII c CUIIIIIIIIIy I3cIIII-IIIIIlvrs '31 RAY DVIIEV Mullvn Serial. . CLIFTON EsIIIIIII' ' Marlin Businrxs AIIHHIHXIHIHUIL CmuIIII-rrinl 3rls CIIIII 330-131, Cnrlmrul 332-33. Ulm- Cluh '130 BEN H HIT SII-phI-Iwillu Businrss .'!lll11illi$ll'tlli0!l Mummy Stophenvillc l1 . m . A .-1tlmilu'xlralion M u: MILLER Melvin Social Srirnrl' Agzeltcs 31-32413. Ilvurl 0f Tl'xm Club 31552. M tn'rm SMI'TTI. Nwmn'u Sudan Swill! Srit'nrv Svrgounls' Club '32, OHit-crs' Club '33, West Texas Club '33. Book Forum '3. Stuff Sorgvunt '32. Techni- vul Sorm-mll '3'; First Livulcllunl '33, MAI a 1-1:;1. TATE De Leon Social Srivnrr Comanche Tribe Aggcllcs '32-33. JUNIORS J UNIOR OFFICERS WILL Pom II u.I. lKn-cIu-nridgv Juurnulixm Prrsidonl Ronmrr Av us Slvphvuville Busimxs .ldminislmlirm Y it'c-I'rvsidcnl Jumw-z Gusmmmrr Duisrllu Conserz-ulnry Secrcl ury-Trcusurvr Dullus BETTY ANN 14 Journalism Reporter flrzxmA Ulnn'n Suriul Srirnre GLIAN Mums Agricultural Education T. Fun Lx-zn ADAMS Grm-rul Agrirullurc Au AN hum- .vtgrinlllurul Erlurulinn LUIS him; Serial Srimrn anan MusuV :lgrirullurul Enginwring M A LFOLM A LLISON Prev-lmw A L A MOS Ilmm- Eranom its Nnmuun' A N DHES Buxinru Adminislrulion Umuwn ANGLIN Pre-Luw PRIVTICE M'cmtk Soriul Scion - Tuu Axum ,lgrimllurul Adminislmlion V'mumu :h'I-ms Soriul Scienrr WAHM Buxm llama Ermmmit'x W II. Ihummm: Prr- 111m! ical Mmr Fm; Bugs Publir Speaking ' lhmrrr Pm Mrrlmniml Enginpering WILLum lthI-m Buxinexs gldlninislmliun Tnl ETT B HEN Prr-Luu' E :IH HI-IM'IIHR Snriul Srienrc ll mm. BrmeT-r I'rv-Inur Grunhury Slophenvillv Forney Glen Ross Goree Churlie Stephenville- Slophenv ille Hamilton Hamilton Stephenvillo San Saba Slophnnville Stephenvillc Thurber Mason Pulucios Lolm- lu Carbon Slopllvnvillu Loraine WILLIAM Bum Buxinus Adminixlralinu GEORGE Bum- Mrchamml Engim-rring JAMES Bamas Agritllllurul Edumlion JULIA MM' Bml. Business Atlmiuixlrulinn S. E. Bum Civil Engineering DON BLA LOCK Busineu Adminixlmliun JAMES Bom V E Agricultural Education Farm Baum u Electrim! Engineering . . Boxm' Social Scimre VERA LE GENE BIn'TuMs Commercial Drsigning EDITH MAUNINE Bolmuxn Buailwsx A 11min ixlmliun Fwssu: BEANN Home Ecarmmics HAROLD BIIANN'AV Agrirulturul Edumlion TILmnu BRATTUV Agrimllurul Education FA mus Bmm V Pre-Luw Foams Bmm V Civil Engimvrring FLolu Bnan llama Eronumics FIMNK Bm'Vmu-zT-r Agrirulluru! .rhlmiuixlrulitm MARY Bm' AN Social Srirnue BLANCIIE BL'nKI-iT'r llamr Economics OLLIE Bl'nKHTT llama Emnomirs wum: Springs Yon k u m Kompucr Fort SIm-klon Him Miles Colorado llirunl lulu Corsican Liuglcvillc Dublin Perri M rrcu ry Tu lco Tulun Chulk Mouuluin Dnllns ummmry Mullin Ilonriul lu LETIIA Hunks llnnu- Jmnumirs mum nun Bl nus lexrrmlury Sm u: Bums Liberal .Il rlx Jutk CuA En-r Prr- Mmlirul WIV A B - Buaim - C A VI u him in ixlruliun ' Cumin: Engilm'ring .l uu Cnms'rnr: CASE Ilmm- Ernnmnm I I Elmunr l7 ATM .llgrirnllurul Iz'durulion M uw Hummer Cu numm Sm-iul Sru-nru W I nI-ww Buxlm'xx .-ltlminixlmlion Wreuun Hunk Iiuxinvsx :hhllinixll'uliun WHMmLL CI AI-zn lir'm'rul Agrirullurr quu w Cnrrm Social Srimm- CuIL 1w Cum: .-l rrhilrrlurv Ruuml'l' COLE Ifusim-sx xlrlminixlrulinn Mn r: Comm u .Imlruulixm Just C Plum : llnnu' Erolmmirx 'm x Comer llmm- Ernnmnirx HI Ilrtusu D. Commas lilmmtsx Adminixlmlinn Muislunl Business Munngcr J-Tm- llw Au 5 Bm :er Arlminixlrmiun mmu cmm Cnnsprrnlnry Goldlhwuilc Goldlhwailc Culemu n Dvnison Slophcnvillc Alvin n Snbn Rochelle Slvplwnvillc Culemun Sunlu Mum Was I ellu Cullonwoml Krum SI rrv ! mu n Furl Worlh Df Loon Dx- Lmn Wilson Sirawn Wink IMOGHNH Cor '1 I lamp Emnmuirx Fur: Counsm Home Economics Gussn-z MAY Colmsm' Hume Itmwmim Jov Corsns Social Scimre MOZELLE Cow A V Busines: .4 dminixlruliun ANNIE Mu: Cox llama Emnumirx DIXIE Cox Agritullural Edumlinu IIANVEY Cox llomr Erunomirs T, C. Cox Serial Srit-nre Juux MARTIN Cnuuuucx Jnginrering ELAINE Cnoss Public Spankiny DwmnouNE Cnmxtu Home Economics 0 CRowx-iu, Civil Engineering OTIIEIJA DANI Social Srivnre ,s CHCH. DAV Is Agricultural Erlumfinn Bmmm Du Public Smoking LEHA Dmuuck Buxinms Adminixlmliun Elwu Dr: SPAIN Ilumr Eronmmm Wlumn Dx'r'runzn Social Scimrr Woounow Dumox' Elenlriml EnginPPriIIg MAquV Luau: DONAIIO Cunnrralory lim nd viu-w Colomuu Cull'nlllll Wulnul Springs mphpmnle g: Slur Rising Slur Slvplwnville Sloplu-nvillc Sleplwnville Gulcsv illl' Dublin lilull' Dulc K qu-rsl, Stephen v illx- len Rose Su-plu-nvillu Clydv Win lvrs Beaumont Cumumhc lJuJ-z Dunnus PrI'VLuuv Jum Dorcms Elrrlrirul Engiurering llomm-u Duut Cvnurmlory Erurzs'r: DnBosr: Businm: Adminislralion ELumsr: Dl'qunY Social Science . I . anrv Electriml Engilwring Com DURHAM IIIHIM Eronomirs J A. EATO N Pre-Lau- Elmnu Ensmnm' Sorial Sripnre Aunm EDWAHDS Businrxs Altdminixtrnlion Frrml EVAVS Pre-Ixnr R. L. Fl-ZIN Lm'l Enginnring Dams Cowui Home Emrmmir: LITIIIJJI thuav Buniness Administration How um Forum! Elerlricul EnginPPring Pr: A m. Fm rs Social Sriem'! VHnuru FuANKs Businms Administration lh-mm' an' Prr-Lmv VIOLA FHLKICBSOV llome Eronomitx EDIT Fl'Ql'A Ilamt Emnmnirx DOV Gunmn Buximxs Adminislmlian Humil Ion Dehnvh. Luuisiunu Fort Stockton Slcphenville Anson Comanche Juywn Rule Rising Slur Slephonvillv Grovelml Honey Grove Dublin Fenland Brownwood lredcll Stephenville Slephenville Matador Pollsvillc Strawn LINNIH Glrzsm'kr: Home Eralmmirs NEAL GI . Engilwvrmg r: lloxu: Glemun llama Ecauomicx FFIl-I Comm IV Social Srimre D IL Gmmw Aulo Mpclmnirs BHRTIIA ANN Glumv llnme Emlmmim RAY Gnu I-ZS PrbLum 1mm GHEFN Buxinmx Atlllulnfslrlllluu Muur Lou: Gmrrn Busimsx .-hlminixlruliun Fur: Gmrrw Sorial Srivurz' Vmum MM: Gmwn' Social Stimu- lh-m'rls Grvrnn Prr-l.um MA HunLToV Prr-Luw 1+: llunlme Social Srie'nre WILLA Fu' llnumux Social Srirm't- LENOIXA Hucmm Suriul Sriunru Au-Nr: lluwmx burial Sricnru M mtum-IT ll nuns Ilamr Erunumirs Fluwrrzs lluux-zv Serial Sr'it'm'n J. W. 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Srit'm? .l nn-zs .InIM-zu .-1rrhi!vrlurul Enginperiny Mulliu Rock 5 mi nus M ullin Eldvrvillu Hull Gruuhury Him I'vuhlu Uvaldo W on I hvrfonl W on I herfurd Waco A mpulro Grove, M exiro Dublin Clurksville Stephenville ML Pleasant Wulnul Springs Johnsville Wuvo Slu-rmun GMNDULA Jo Social Sril'nrl' HARVEY D. Jones Pre-Lau- L. Ws Jaws Business Atlnxinislrnliun BILL Jmmu' Buxiuus Adminixlmliun .L W, Km'm Pre-an KEITH KELLY Pre-Luw R. mes Kmm' Business Adminislrulion Bunm'n: KEN: Agricullurul Eduralion WAYNE KILLIAV Agricullurul Erlumlian LHH DALTON Kmum Business Administration llln'n KINARD Suriul Science ROYAL Kmmm Business Administration DONALD k Isa Pre-Luw 1mm KIM: Businrss Administration Aunnv KNIGHT Rural Edutaliou GLENN KNIGHT Social Scivnte 1': J. KI'YKENDALL Business Administration EVELYN LACK Home Economics MAnlANA LANFUMI! 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Faculty Advisor Loam; MOSER ....................... Vice President MARY Boa MAGILL ELIZABETH WlLLlAMS ELAINE Cnoss MAVOUREEN REEVES MARY Jo SLAUGHTER GENEVA Anson FLORENCE BRYANT Barns JEAN RUSSELL L015 Boom: KATHRYN ROGERS. . . . . . . , . . .Secretary-Treasurer LES LUNETTES TITIA BELLE BLANKS ................ Faculty Advisor BEVERLY KEYSER ......................... President DOROTHY STOCKTON, . . . . . . . . . . . ,Secrerary-Treasurer ELIZABETH LONG LA VERNE LOVELESS INA M M; TATE ....................... Vice President DOROTHY LYNN TAYLOR M OZELLE Comm MARY ELIZABETH CHANDLER ALICE HAMILTON VIRGINIA AYERS ACMEANDERS MACK CRESWELL ......................... President RALPHLOGAN. . . .... .....,... ..,VicePresidz-nt WILL PORT HALL ................ Serretmy-Trmsurer JOHNP.OLIVER...... ,..... WILLIAM SAN M; CARL HARDIN JAMES C. CAGE EDGAR MADDOX ARTHUR DEFFEBACH . . .Facully Adviser O. W. L. S. 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These coaches will always be remembered by the Tarlelon athletes as exemplifying the best ideals of sportsmanship From the standpoint of spirit and pep Tarlemn had one of the most successful seasons in years. duv m 1hr untiring eFfort of her yell leaders. YI'II.L LHHHCHS UVD ATHLETIC SPONSOR lhu. Snsnu lllrml LPIIIIPH. krzl'ru kkum l'ImuV Wnuuls. Cumuts Emu, Tmmv HI GIISTUV THE 1932 SEASON With a host of vvtvran matPrial and an extra large group of promising freshmen. Cuavh Wisdom called his Plow- hoys, IHI by Captain BulrH Kalrola. nul for practice on September 1. The team went through four weeks of hard practice before their strength was lesled. Tarlclon met Abilene Christian CollegP in the first ganlv. and. on a muddy hhld. was forvml to lake 216-0 lie. The Plowhoys mm defeat in Ihrir second game at the hands of the Wealherfonl Coyotes. A long vnmpleu-d paw and an intercepted pass gene the Coyotes the score 10 win, 13 to 7. Next, the Plowlmys traveled to Brnwnwuml to play the Daniel Baker Hillbillies, and. after one 0f the most bitterly Q CAI'TAIV krnmu, 'I'urklv; Wumvlc. IIquImrk: Cmmh. lir-nlrr; hcxuxut. 'l'urklw: WI-an-,I., L'mhrr fought and contested games witnessed in several years. the Plowboys were defeated in the last three minutes by Linkenhogeris field goal. The score was 10-9. Returningy home. the Plowhnys opened their conference schedule with Marshall Junior College at Stephenville. This time, Tarlelon. smarting from the close defeat re- ceived from the Hillbillies, plastered a 19 to 0 defeat on the Bulldogs. Tarleton played Ranger Junior College on Hayes Field October 21. and the Plnwlmys. after being held for three quarters. were enabled by Chink Palmer's forty-five yard weave for a touchdown to heat the strong Rangers by the slim score of 0-0. llmusox. Full: IHIAIHI, llulf: Human, Eml: AVImmm Guunl; BLACKBURN, Qrmrler: klxum, Ilulf After a two weeks. rest the Pluwlmys wore pitted against the strongest team in the conforenveithe Schreiner M nun- taineers. The Tarletunites had several chances to score. but fumbles 0n the goal line frustrated every attempt they made. The Mountaineers scored early in the third quarter. and the Plowboys made tlwir only counter from a safety late in the fourth quartvr. The gann- ended with Ihl: score 7 to 2, favor of Sthreiner. Next. the squad journeyed to Fort Worth to engage the strong TCL' Polly wags. Tarle- kluz. Quurlm-qu-k: S-rwr. llutfhlrk: ltuuuu. Huurtl: BIII xnn Turklr': I.u.r:. .112: J. Luau, n'mml ton dmnunstralml excellent team work. played one ofthc hardest-fuught games of the season. and held the highly- ratml lt'rt-shnu-n t0 ll-G. On November IT. the Plowhnys met the Hillshum Junior College clown and defeated them handily by the sum- of 39-0. Nearly every man on the Plowhny squad played in this game aml a showed to good advantage. On Thanksgiving thn- loam closed the season by tying the Decatur College Indians. who were the winners of the 'l'mas Junior College Conft-rvnvv Championship. The final SCUTP M35 A-t. Wetzol. Harham. Kile. and Kulrula finished their third pear with the Plowlmys. Several others of Ihl' 732 team will graduate but those returnim.r fnr next year gin- prnmise of a Very sm-rvssful seasnn in 1033. Surru. 'I'urklv: Pnnmxu'mx Huurtl: Yum. End: Ctm xx Eml: It t Loan, End FOOTBALL SQUAD Tnp mw: Coach Sunrlvrs, mum, Anarcws. Thompson. Yvury, Smith. slum... Holmium . Kile, Cnm-h Wisdom Four : rrm': mm. Emm. Buldridue, Millvr, Culvvrl, Pullm-r. hum... Varshull, kivmrtl. 51mm Henry. Ayers Third rmr: Sparks, Grugzory, Thrt-s-i, ngnn, Dolun. Jnnvs, lhmlmlon. nmry. mm. Squin-s. Cow m-Il. Burham Second rmv: Pennington, Hoovnr, Blnrkhurn. mos. Sm-ly. Cousor. Germany. mm. H. Horlon. Hobison Butlam mu': Volmblv, WMm-I. Crook. .1. Logan, Cuwun. sump, Calpluin Kama... munumu. mm, H. Logun, Adams, Cox. SEASON RECORD September 23 Tarlelnn. V . . . . . . 6 vs, Abilene Christian College, . . . . . . . 6 September 30 Tarleton. . . . . . . . 7 vs. Weatherfnrd College. . . .. . . . . . . 1 .13 October 1 Tarleton ........ 40 vs. Warner Weulorial Unixersily . 1 . , . 11 October 7 Tarleton, . , . 1 . . 1 9 vs. Daniel Bakvr ............... . 10 Oclohcr 14 Tarlvlon ....... 10 vs. Collogv of Harshall. . . .......... 0 01101111 21 Tarleton. . 1 , . . . . 6 vs. Ranger Junior College. V . . V . . V V. ,. l1 Nuwember 4 Tarlelon. . . . . . .. 2 VS. Schreiner 1nslilule.. H. ,1. ,V. ,V. . 7 November 12 Tarlelon . . . V . .. . 6 v5. TILL. Freslunun V . . .. . . V . .. . .. V . 11 November 17 Tarletnn, . 1 , . . . .39 vs. Ilillslmro .1 unior 11011030. . ...... 0 November 21 Tarleton ........ A vs. Decatur Baptisl Cnllogv. 7 13 Turlvluu II-lull lvlon 21: T y '. lurlvlnn Fvlnrunrv t Turh-lou Fu-hru: y I 7 h-lun Frbruury 18 Il-luu. Fn-Immu oo . Inn Frhruury Turh'lml V V thru: . Turlvlrm. . Murrh Turh-lun Hurvh urlrlun Pluyrr Hmmm- HIHH Vx I: H xmex 12 Fr: kNl-Ill I2 Crux ; Mfumuim 12 H ul 1 8 Gun M! 33 I l 12 T K I r; HI HLH'kIII rm 8 mm 7 'Husm.m 2 BASKETBALL SQUAD SEASON RECORD INDIVIDUAL RECORD vs. vs. Wralhnrl'urxl Junior Collog Woul llorforrl Junior Culloyv. Hungvr Junior Collugu, . V V Randolph Collogv T,P, Uih'rs. . Hungx-r Junior Coll Dnniol Bnkvr ol lvgv A llundulph Cullma- Dunirl Baker Collrg: Ranger Junior CnllL-g Wayland Junior Collupxp. . . . Sun ,xngelu Junior College. . . . F. P. F, CAPT. V Cow A V. THE 1933 BASK ETBALL SEASON With four lettermen and two squadmen reporting for the season of 1932-33. and several promising frc-shmon as well, the prospects of a strong team were very good, Under Coach Wisdomhs training and Captain Cowan-s leader- ship. the 1933 cagers proved themselves a great team by losing only three games during the entire season. The re- tiring Iettermen were Wolfe. Cowan. Gregory. and Falkner. The squadmen were Baxter and Blackburn. Bahamian. Tate, Yeary, Moseley, and Ogle were the most promising freshmen 0f the season. Placing a strong team on the pinewnods was no grvat task for Coach Wisdom, hut choosing a starting lineup was a problem throughout the season. Pussessing no great star, the team was well above the average. Fnru-urtl: Musl-LLM'. Furwurzl, Buuvunn Crnlvr, quumn'. Cpnlnr: Wum'l-z. 41mm! The Plowlmys mm their Junior College distrit't, then . stoppt-d out of their conference to split a series with the ' Howard Payne Yollowjackots and lose a game to the Texas and Pacific Oilers. In the Texas Junior College Athletic Association tourna- ment the thhnys detailed Wayland Junior College but lost to San Angelo Junior College by one point in the semi- finals Such an early defeat did not show as much weak- ness 0n the part of the team as it did hard luck. Bohannan was chosen all conference center. and Wolfe and Baxter rPt'eived scrnnd tram honors at guard and for- ward rospt'clivvly . FLLKNI'CH, Iimud: Human 1n. Iiuurrl: Ihx-nen, Forward: UnLIc, HmmI: h min. Guard: 'IWI'F. Ful'u'lll'tl THE 1932 SEASON Coach Frazier was faced with the task of building a track team with only three letter men present at the he- ginning of the 1932 season. The returning letter men were Captain Bill Alexander, pole vault; Maekie Johnson. hur- dles, shot, and discus; Raymond Kile. hurdles. javelin. broad jump, pole vault. and sprint relay. Several freshmen furnished what was needed to finish out the team. Taylor in the half mile, Blevins in the mile. Snlyth in the sprint relay, Blackburn in the half mile. Adams in the sprint re- lay, and Hugh Wolfe in the discus, shot, pole vault. high jump, and mile relay furnished points in the various events. Captain Bill Alexander set a new record in the pole vault, clearing 12 ft... 8 h inches. Taylor also set a new Junior College record in the half mile with the time of 2 minutes, 2 and 6K10 seconds. 3 PH Ji'tii TAYLOR. Captain: Summon. Mmmger: Bun 1N5, KILH. thine, IL Loch, Buck!!! m Thr Plnwlmy track squad finished sf'cond in the South- wvstvrn Eqmsilion meet. lost close meets to Howard Payne. and Min Froshnwn. and overwhelmed Weather- ford Junior Collegv. Tarlemn plated second in the con- ferencc meet. The returning:y letter mm of th? 1932 season are Captain Ta-xlor. Raymund Kilv. Guy Blevins. T. Adams. Hugh Wolfe and B. L. Blackburn. The squadmen that are re- turning arc- Logan. sprint relay and 220. Ward, hurdles. and Langley, mile. . PROSPECTS FOR THE 1933 SEASON 1n the 1933 season the Plowlmys finished second to the strong Texas University Freshmen team in the South- western nn-rl. lost to Howard Payne 81 to 41, and lost the second meet 02 to 60. Tarlemn defeated the ASKM Fresh- men 02 lo 50 and Weatherford Junior College, 83h to . x Sva. 5HI ,H'II'.ht Dans. tome. Wmu f LnquI-w llmnw Top rmr' Conch Suudvrs, Mlams. Henry. Louxley. Logan. Wurd. Duvis'. HidII-y, Milan. Shvrrml. Coach Framer Cl'nlL'I' row: Blackburn, Sump, Irvins, Sweden, Cuplain Tuylur. Wolfe, llnrris. Kilv Lower raw: Pulmor, Hamillon. Decker. Chaney. Thompson, Briggs. Cousor PROSPECTS FOR THE 1933 SEASON ContJ 33a; Tarleton has the strongest team that it has had in several seasons and is one of the big contenders for the State Junior College Championship. COMPANY B WINNERS OF INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL IuLLLn, TATE, BLPHINS. PALMU Ufuplainj, MAVHss. Tum ELL, CRNHIJ-I. M asnv Top row: JAMES THWEATT. Captain: THE SQUAD; COACH OLIVER Lower row: ELusoN Rusnmc; M mrm Cmnnocx: FRANK LAMBERT: RUSSELL SUPER THE 1932 SEASON Tarleton's tennis season of 1932 proved to be a successful one. Games were scheduled with good teams before the State meet in order to give the team experi- ence in competitive matches. Among the teams played were Weatherford Junior Col- lege. ACC. and the TCU Freshmen. Bill Couser and James Thweatt won the State doubles championship. Bill Couser and B. D. Smith represented Tarleton in singles and made a good showing. T's were awarded to Couser, N0. 1, Smith, No. 2, Thweatt, No. 3. and the Plowboy award was given to Frank Lambert, No. 4. Couser and Thweatt were elected co-captains for 1933. PROSPECTS FOR THE 1933 SEASON In 1933 Tllweatt and Lambert are the only old men back, but Rushing. Soper. and Craddock are very promising new material. They may carry off some honors this year. Games are being arranged with Howard Payne and Weatherford Junior College, as well as several mher schools, The squad this year is composed of Barret, Rushing. Snper, Craddock, Wood, Jackson, Bedford, Thweatt. and Lambert. Top raw: J. DIXON WHITE, Captain; COACH WisDoM: Jm Clam: Lower row: Wmn'u PETIT; Eu ARCENAUX; TOMMY HuuusToN; Gmaum: SLATON GOLF At the 1932 Junior College Golf Tournament, J. Dixon White. Woodrow Rubin- son. and Jim Cage represented Tarleton. White won first place as an individual and White and Robinson, as a team. won first place. White was captain of the team. Out of about twenty players, Robinson was fourth and Cage was seventh. THE 1933 SEASON White is captain again this year. The other prospects are Jim Cage, Tommy Hughston, and Ed Arcenaux. White has been shooting good golf this Spring. having broken the Stephenville course record twice. The first time he had a 67. The second time he shot a 31, whivh was the nine-hole record, and a 35 for a total of 66. Later he shot a 30 to break his own record on nine holes. On that day he was seven under par on twenty-seven holes. The same day Cage had a 36 and a 39 for a total of 75. At present, for the 1933 season, Cage seems to have second place, having defeated both Hughston and Areenaux. He has been shooting fairly consistent golf and has had experience in tournament play. Cage was a regular squad man all last year. Hughston and Arcenaux will battle for third place. However. the loser will also play in the college tournament this year, as the team consists of four players. Hughe- ton has played the Stephenville course several times, but Arveuaux has had little chance to show his ability. It is around these two that Coach Wisdom expects to build his 1934 team. White and Cage scored a double victory at the Texas Junior College Athletic Association Meet in Ft. Worth on May the second. White won the Individual First Place. and White and Cage together won the Team First Place. GRASSBURR PATCH AND ADS Spring Holinight I walk under the moon, The lawns are clean and fresh after the rain, The half-acre 0f bluebonnels over by the south wall Call urgingly, The oaks delicately-clad Wfait in small groups about the campus. The buildings, large and massive, stand listeningi No faotfalls, only unspeaking silence Winches from the darkened windows. All things hereabout beg me to say, We love you, lads and lassies, hurry buck. eAuthor Known The College Store EXTENDS Hearty Congratulations to Graduates and Students Qua I Ity MILITARY UNIFORMS UNIFORM ACCESSORIES Q Ud ntlty TEXT BOOKS at STATIONERY FOUNTAIN PENS LOW SUNDRY SCHOOL ITEMS Cost Property of JOHN TARLETON AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE 1 H til 16. 2 . O 23. 2 2 28. 3 ,.. :P P 9 :3 ciMemories That Bless and Burn,, September Again the campus was all over green with freshmen. Registration. to some, was as painful as ever. Making a satisfactory schedule was no funny incident for most of us. . Students were still coming in by dozens. They were registering as fast as they could manage to scramble in and out several doors. Classes started with a clash. What humiliation and embarrassment some stu- dents experienced; for instance. a boy met a girls! clothing class, another bought a Purple Book, and still another asked the way to the business oRice after he had paid his fees for registration. They were freshmen indeed, but they wnn't be next year. . Every student enjoyed an evening of entertainment given by the churches of the town. The Student-Faculty Reception in Hunewell Park was the outstanding event of the first semester. It was fun to try to match oneis number and try to find the right. kind of a partner. . O.W.L.S. had a party. . Poor little Les Lunettes were initiated. They had on their generous share of grease. The first real pep meeting of the year roused a wonderful response. We all woke up to find Hughston, Elam, Kelly and Sansing the new yell leaders. Sensing was the Hell-yead leader. The first game of the season was tied with ACC 0n Hays Field with a score of six and six. The 5.0.5. were initiated with plenty of red paint and gloves. John Lomax read his Cowboy Poems for the first lyL-eum entertainment of the year. Defeated! The Plowboys played a hard game. but they were defeated by Weath- erford Junior College. October . A victory to our credit. The score was 40-0. We were sorry that the Warner Boys had to go home down-hearted. It was a good practice game for the Plow- boys, at any rate. BYTHE A; ARTISANS M A AND SERVICE V! 3' TECHNICIANS ' v OFTHE . SOUTHWESTERN 5 ENG RAVI NG COMPANY FORT WORTH HOUSTON DALLAS ? SAN ANTONIO THE IMPRINT of QUALITY DRINTING PLATES am! PERSONALIZED SERVICE FRANK BROS. ALAMO PLAZA SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS e Manufacturers, Importer, Jobbers MILITARY EQUIPMENT APPAREL AND INSIGNIA THE SOUTIPS LARGEST MILITARY OUTFITTERS .4; 9E :4 1'. u. 1 1 2 O 2 3 . y-l h-l ?'??H P E ,.. . Miss Lillard presented her first entertainment in the auditorium. We liked the way Fish Black made love. Mrs. Moody entertained the girls in the Dump with a dance. My, but the Old Tarletou spirit burst forth and swept every loyal student off his feet. This could readily be seen at the pep meeting when Mr. Agee said so many encouraging things to the Plowhoys. Defeated again in the last half minute! We do not know. but we think the reason was that the boys were all excited and conscious of side liners. Another pep meeting! Letis all be out and show the Plowboys we are behind them, says Billie. Victory! Victory! It was not Warner this time that was Broken Hearted ; it was Marshall. Early? ? Yes it was early when the special train left at 3:30 a.m. for the Dallas Fair. Late? ? Yes it was 3:30 again, twenty-four hours later, when the same train drowsily pulled into Stephenville. Beware, freshmen! You may be walking on the opposite side of the street from a light housekeeping girl. . Pep! Pep! Another pep meeting was held in the gym. 21. We won another game. This time Ranger Junior College was defeated. Dean Davis said we had a bum shirt tail parade. The ghosts, goblins and witches gathered with the fairies in the gym for a party. Hot cider and doughnuts were served to all. Carl Hardin felt that he had a Lionis Share when he received a great big cake for a reward for having on the most handsome costume for boys. Bill McCain and Pauline Dunlap tConvict 13 carried home ten pounds of nuts each for most comical costumes, while Gwen Petty received a basket of howers for most beautiful costume for girls. N ovember . The senior girlsi foods class gave a tea in the Home Economics Building. We must all agree that Miss Nelson knows how to train the girls to make perfect hostesses. . The Grassburr stall met for the first time. Candy? ? We all enjoyed a real old time spiritual pep meeting at the gym. It rained, but Dorothy Lynn gave her recital. If you donit believe the Tarleton Spirit was in and about the Fort. ask the Freshmen. Jefferson Law School was defeated as a result, we are quite sure, of the real spirit shown by the student body. Wax at 5c 3 gallon might be terribly expensive . . . . particularly when you consider Jnhn Tarlelan Collrgl: these two important features in buy- !qu 1mm King TriJi ing floor treatments: 1. Howlong will I rmlmmlx for PPM! it wear? 2. Who recommends the prod- uct? Wax at a nickel a gallon might be a pretty expensive propasition if you had to apply it every other day. You probably wouldn't save much on your yearly material bill and think what it would do to your labor costs! Nine times our of ten Trl-C Floor Treatments prove far more economi- cal when you add up your TOTAL maintenance costs: material PLUS labor. Because of greater durability. they cut a sizeable sum out of labor costs . . . and after all. labor is by far the biggest item in the maintenance budget. Furthermore. Tri.C Floor Treat- ments are sponsored by an organiza- tion of specially trained men whose knowledge of the care of floors ls prac- tically unique. Why take needless chances with YOUR Hours? Continental Car-Na-Var Corp. Brazil, Indiana MM RCONIWHW GUARANTEED FLOOR TREATMI pa .- Na pea Nu-I . The second lyceum came. V. L. Granville presented a lecture. Pep meeting to-nightl The Plowboys were defeated again. this time by the TCU Freshmen. Whether they win or lose they are Our Plowhoys and they are heroes in our eyes. . Mrs. Smith took her typing classes to the lake for a picnic. Mr. Foole likes to cook wienere for thirty-five. Old Jack Frost nipped our toes and noses in spite of the fact that we had a quilt to put over our heads and feet. Les Lunettes had a party at Beverly's house. December . Did we have a preacher at chapel? We wonder why the eighteenth amendment was not repealed that very day. . The December spirit was started by a presentation: of the Russian Cossack Chorus, . The Fine Arts Club gave its annual Christmas program. Mr. Gough took the Girls' Glee Club to Alexander. Second Childhood was snowed under. . The Band gave the annual Christmas concert. . Mr. Froh gave a lovely party in the Fine Arts auditorium. . Many students went home because of the flu epidemic. . Everybody went home to enjoy Christmas toys and candy but Byrd and Greg- ory. They decided to stay and make two hundred book racks. Aren,t they going to be educated some day? 1933 January January the first was New Year, as usual. What a blue. uninteresting Monday. . The new year was followed closely by a pep meeting. . The Plowboys played their first basket hall game with Weatherford. Tarleton was defeated. THE COLLEGE BOOK STORE appreciates the patronage 0 JOHN TARLETON STUDENTS We try to deserve this patronage with sincere service . . . . and Q U A LI T Y Merchandise that must measure 11p to the high Standards of Tarleton. MASTERPIECE TABLETS, PAPERS AND SCHOOL SUPPLIES REACH THAT STANDARD WE THANK YOU . . . for the business given us this year and hope lu continue to enjoy and deserve it in the future. CARL BIRDWELL, Mgr. THE COLLEGE BOOK STORE OJNDu-I F N 1 1 25. m 9: 3 . O ,.. .- :09 . Another lyceum program was presented: The Merchant of Venice and Macbeth. . Miss Westbrook says Dead Week for all girls begins today. This, however, was not true in the class room. . We wondered what happened to the boys during dead week. What a long, long week. It kept us all busy refusing dates. We did live over it. February . Still another month is started off right with a real pep meeting. . Tarleton defeated Randolph. Not so hard, was it, Plowboye? . Why so many pep meetings? There is another ball game, of course? Tarleton lost to the TP Oilers. . The Boysi Glee Club took their Song at Twilight to Comyn. l . Tarleton defeated Ranger Junior College. In case you wonder what we are talking about, its basketball. Tarleton was defeated by Daniel Baker on Daniel Baker field. They did do it. The Plowhoys kept Daniel Baker on the bottom. Freshmen. that is just another way of saying The Plowboys won! The new term began; many students dropped out, some new ones came in. Miss Lillard presented a play in the auditorium, The Eligible Mr. Bangs. Mr. Blanding lectured on Hawaii? It was too bad for the person who forgot to eat his supper before he went to the lecture. Mr. Blanding doesn't have to go to Hawaii to gain the admiration of the weaker sexy He simply has a way of telling things that are DIFFERENT. iMarch . What a fire! Yes there was a fire when the north side of the college business section burned. Letss go put it out. Mr. Wilcox was saying as he crawled through a window in the basement of the Auditorium. . The first preliminary of the second semester ended. Betty left to teach school at Santo for a week. Guess you girls better call me Miss Dunlap from now onfi The Ben E. Keith Company Wishes to convey to the students of John Tarleton Agricultural College its sincere wishes for their success. prosperity, and happiness in their future undertakings. ABILENE LUBBOCK DALLAS Lochmw FORT WORTH WICHITA FALLS 1933 POOLS MILITARY SHIRTS and RIDING BREECHES are made of Fast Color and Pool Shrunk fabrics Pool M fg. C0. SHERMAN TEXAS COM PLIMENTS OF Stephenville Wholesale Grocery Company H .4 H O 27. 29. H w 92 Christmas has camefl said some one when Mr. Cough selected Joy to the WlorldN as the chapel hymn. The agricultural and literary faculty men played a game of basket ball. The agriculture teachers won. . The Girlsi Glee Club had so much to eat at Acres that they could hardly sing. Eating will be done after performance from this on, said Mr. Cough. who had also eaten enough. . The Girls5 Glee Club went to Rising Star, and they sang before they ate. . The Crack Platoon went to Fort Worth and lost. If it was because we have lost that Fighting Tarleton Spirit, letls try harder next year, Crack Platoon. Oh well, itls worth it since Grubs consented to play with us. . The Plowboys won second place at the track meet at Fort Worth. 22. Mrs. Moody gave the girls in the Dump 3 dance. The Birch Magicians came, but we do not believe in magic. So you can see that it did not affect us. The young, old, and middle aged enjoyed the Marionettes. April . The boys don,t mind drilling three times a week, but when it comes to four times, they are glad that April the first comes but once a year. Of course, the Appropriation Committee must be given due consideration. . Well, itis funny but itis true? that April the first came on the third this time. Gosh, said one cadet, Where is my old fashioned co-ed in her sombre blue chambrayyl Chapel: 0 wad some power the giftie gie us To see onrsels as ithers see usfl . Another victory for Tarletonl The boys' tennis team has started the tennis season by defeating Brownwood teams. . San Jacinto Day- . The grass will get a nire start. The students are gone. . Watch cadets! The wooden soldiers are good competition. . Donit be dumh-foumled, itls not the May Fete. his only a rehearsal. . We were all ready to show Mother and Dad taml his Vlnlher aml Dalll what college had done for us. 1 Attenutionl You are at 0359 when you visit our BIG DEPA RTM ENT STORE Everything for the Tarlcmn student G. M. Carlton Bros. 8E C0. STEPHmVlLIJ: Tm as THE VARSITY SHOP CourlesyhSvrl'itHQunliiy THE LADIESg STORE PHONE 186 Small Expense Small Profit Small Store LATHAM gS Your Master Cleaners PHONE 411 The wise Cadet and the fair Co-ed have found that the smartest styles and the great- est Values are to be found at the friendly store. In Stephenville, ifs . . . . IBM . Of Course! May ..1 . Well, at last curiosity satisfied-Queen of May-Her highness, with attendants and knights-the lovely festival given in her honor. :4 Casualties? and The Flattering Wordii-by Speech department. 10. Senior day a sad day for seniors. Why? Because they hate to leave their Alma Mater. ..1 M 2 ... The Commencement Sermon. 22. Why so serious, seniors? . Plowboy banquet-last reunion of the athletes of 1933-3 celebration of the many victories and defeats in Tarleton. 27. All classes ended. Home. Highways and dear old summer time. It was not such a dull year after all. Was it? As we stroll down the memory lane of 1933 at Tarleton. we will find more mem- ories that bless than memories that burn. ONE WORD DESCRIPTIONS JIM CAGE ...................... Ego ELAINE CROSS ............. Sparkling BERNICE LEHMBERG. .i,....Magnetic PETE KELLY. . . i. . . . . i , . , .i ,. .Fickle CARL HARDIN, , i , . i , . , . . . . . .Blalant VIRGINIA Avansnu. . . . . , . . , .Bubbly JIM MULLOY.H. ..........Alrocious JACK DABBS. , . ........ .Ecoenlric BEVERLY KEYSER. . . . i i . . .Audacious DORIS BRADLEY .......... Eferwscenl EARL CHANDLER ............. Unique OVEE BRUMMETT ........... Uncanny MAY EVELYN WHITE ......... Golden EVELYN KINCHEN ............. Giddy RALPH LOGAN ................. Rare LOUIS Mumocx ............... Void RUBY SHAW. i . . , i , i i , H i H i . i iPert MARY Bon MAGILL .......... Comc-Iy WILLIAM SANSINGi . . . i . . i i ,Debonair ANNAJEWELSHCTTLESWORTH.SpIeIldirl DOROTHY LYNN TAYLOR ...... Retire ! KATHLEEN GEORGEV .. , i i . . ,Gibberish J. DIXON WHITE ......... Magnifcen! MACK CRESSWELL. i i i. . . . . . . ,Exrincl LOUIS SHAFER ......... V. . Systematic Photographs Live F orever Pictures in This Annual Can Be Duplicated Any Time At Baxleyvs Studio or Novelty Studio OFFICERS fr0nt and Center k MEMORANDUM . . . . BE SURE TO GET YOUR JUSTIN BOOTS AND OTHER MILITARY EQUIP- M ENT FROM ..... R. E. COX Dry Goods Company STEPIIENYILLE. TEXAS .Il S'l l BHUTS VD SHOES aeaeaeaeaeaeaeae kaeaeae EWHUI 5 Full U I IH FIFTY Y E x HS FRESHMANISMS NOTE: The following confessions, expressions, opinions. and ejaculations are given unknowingly-probably unwillinglymhy various freshmen on the campus. The compiling of these freshmanismsll represents many tedious and dangerous sleuth- ing and eavesdropping experiences on the part of the contributor. They are pre- sented with occasional explanatory remarks. I never went to college, still I am considered a paragon of culture. I am very witty. Often there are great crowds around me to hear my witty say- ings. After making a speech, I always receive ilowers-pots and all. I am musically inclined. Classical and jazz are identical and distinct to mc-I play either. My musical talent would put to shame such fish-horn pipers as Scher- winklenoff, Krienklendorf, and Patfullawhisky. Athletically, I am without an equal. Women worship me and men envy me for my ability in all branches of sport. I can outjump any human living or deadinot only do I jump on my hind feet but also on my hands and ears!in all directions: backward. forward and to either side. The 220 high hurdles in 30 seconds is no feat for me. I put the shot 75 feet. In tennis I play with a racket in each hand, easily defeating any two opponents on the courts. In football I am able to make touch- downs at will. I have never taken a course in the cultivation of personality, yet I have a re- markable one. I can do anything. I can fight. To put twenty menllhorse-de-combat isjuvenile amusement for me. I am confident that I shall he colonel and lieutenant-colonel next year. Modesty is my only fault. Pardon me, please, I am drunk. lFoIIowing is afreshmun's definition 0f 0 professarJ Profs is that wl1ichiTalksoblamedfastthatynucan'ttakeanote. A treat that canjt be beat THE SERVICE DRUG STORE Carries a Complete Line of CANDIES Stephenvillek Greatest Department Store HIGGINBOTHAM BROS. 8E C0. We Sell Everything Prompt and Efficient Service in All Lines STl 'DICVTS: Jlulre Our Store Your Headquarters Phones: Goncral Offim', No. 29 Lumber Yard. N0. 94- Furnitun' Department. N0. 29 TARLETON STATION MISS HELEN LONG. Stephenville. Texas Editor of the Sub-Deb Page. March 10, 1933. Girls, Magazine, New York. Dear Miss Long: If you remember. on the Suh-Deb Page in the August issue of the Girlsi Magazine, you described a typical roommate. You said that she would be an attractive girl. well dressed, intelligent, a good listener, and a good conversationalist. You said that she would be a girl with whom it was easy to get along, and that after a few months we should be as intimately acquainted as sisters. With these ideas in mind. I went to college and began living with my roommate. Miss Long, you were right. My roommate is attractive; she is too attractive. As soon as I introduce her to any one of my boy friends, he hardly waits until I am out of sight to ask her for a date. She says that she is sorry, but she cannot hurt his feelings by refusing to go with him. She also says that she would not do it ifI had no other boy friends, but that is very little consolation. She is well dressed, I must admit. She can afford to dress nicely because she has. as well as her own clothes, the choice of the best of mine. I should not object if I could wear hers in return, but her nicest clothes never seem becoming to me. I can not ask her not to wear my clothes. because she freely offers me the use of hers at all times. Yes. Miss Long. she is intelligenti If she were not intelligent, she could not so cleverly persuade me to help her with her studies when I have no time to spare. She congratulates me on the good grade I made on my last test and asks me to ex- plain a certain part of the lesson, since she cannot seem to understand it. What can I do but help her when she makes such an appeal? She is a good listener and a good conversationalist, in a sense. In class she can listen to the lecture and learn the lesson perfectly without ever opening her book in preparation. and she can discuss for five minutes any question in such a way that the professor never realizes she knows nothing at all about it. Then. too, when she is talking with a boy, she can listen to him sympathetically and repeat his words with a slight change so that he feels he has at last found a girl who understands him. It is really quite an art that she has acquired. She is easy to live with chiefly because she manages to get her way all the time: therefore she is pleased with me and with everything around her. I should not let her be so selfish it she did not convince me that I want just what she wants. She is much more intimately acquainted with me than I am with her. She can begin a personal conversation with some experiences of her own. and before I am aware of what I am doing I have revealed to her all my experiences and emotions on the subject. My conclusion is that she is just too clever. Miss Long. in view of all this which 1 have told you. I want to ask you if you wrote into that article of yours a subtle sarcasm that l was too ignorant to under- stand. Did you? Very lruly yours! A Co-ed eVIILDRED Luv SON SOUTHWEST GAS COMPANY A public service institution devoted to the upbuilding and perpetuation of every worthy enterprise in Stephenville. Gas Is Your Most Economical Fuel - - - - Use It STUDENTS Patronize the Advertizers in this Volume GRASSBURR STAFF 1 9 3 3 tA little eavesdropping was required to obtain the following speech of a poeticfresh- man who called an a lawn girlJ IUs sweet of you to tell me, That I am all in all, That I'm the apple of your eye. That Fm the rainbow in your sky. The a la mode upon your pie, That Ihm the works. that Iym the guy, For whom youtd pass the others by. That Pm your who, your whence, your why, For whom youhi cry, For whom you,d swear, For whom youhd lie, For whom youhd live, For whom youhd die, It's sweet of you to tell me That I am all in all. But whose are those large overshoes. I passed out in the hall? -HALE BARFOOT N0 GENTLEMAN Hkt'Have you heard the story about the nasty young military officer? ShkttNo. What about him? Hk'tHe was rotten to the corps. uWampus. THE LITERALIST HobwttBoss, will you give me a dime for a sandwich? GentattLet's see the sandwich. ;Buclenell Bell: Hop. 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