John Tarleton College - Grassburr Yearbook (Stephenville, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 190 of the 1935 volume:

1' Prqu ti WSGAAN HamillA lndeliblyimprinted upon the memory of Terleton students is a picture of one whose sincerity, kindness, and loyalty have been tried and proved, whose very presence radiates character. To Miss Dollie Marie Glover we dedicate with genuine respect this 1935 edition of the Grassburr. Page 4 Auditorium l'uyr u: Campus Scene 1mm . Dining Hall mm s .I' 75', 7411 0? AI , Mary Corn-Wilkerson Dormitory PIE!!! 5 .. K .231. Mditdry Drive l'um m TACIJ HY President T. O. Walton Page 1: Dean J. T. Davis Pave 1.! FACULTY FIRST ROW GEORGE O. FERGUSON MARY HOPE WESTBROOK C. D. OWNBY Associate Dean Dean of Women and Accountant and Assistant Registry Business Manager CHARLIE S. WILKINS GABE LEWIS Registrar and Commandant Assistant Registrar and Commandant SECOND ROW A. M MCMAHAN JACK HOOKER ADELE CLEM Assistant Business Accountant Assistant Nurse Manager CARROLL SHEFFIELD LUCY HENNIGAN Cashier Nurse THIRD ROW MARGARET BIERSCHWALE MRS. W. E. MOODY LELA M. VAUGHAN Librarian Matron Dietitian and Manager of Dining Hall LULA P, MARTIN VICTORIA LOONEY LURLYNE SELLERS Secretary to Dean Secretary to Registrar Assistant Librarian Pam: H FAC U LTY FIRST ROW NEAL GEARREALD H. N. SMITH H M BRUNDRETT Director, School oi Professor of Animal Profzssor of Agriculture Husbandry Horticulture L. G. RICH OSCAR H. FRAZIER Professor of Agronomy Professor of Farm Mechanics SECOND ROW ERNEST C, JOHNSON VERNE A. SCOTT C H. DAWSON Professor of Poultry Professor of Veterinary Associate onfessor Husbandry Medicine of Industrial Arts A. J SPANGLER E. A. BLANCHARD Professor of Vocational Associdke Professor of Agriculture Blacksmithing and Farm Mechanics THIRD ROW T. A. HENSARLING HUGH E, SMITH LULA C. GOUGH Associate Professor of Director, Department of Associale Professor of Poultry Husbandry Biology Biology ZEDDIE EDGAR JOHN W. SMITH Secretary to Director Associate Professor oi of Agriculture Biology I'll!l IS FAC U LTY FIRST ROW J. D. ENGLISH JOHN E OLIVER S F, DAVIS Associate Professor of Associate Professor of Directov, Department Biology Bookkeeping and Banking of Chemistry J. VL FOOTE MRS, LINNIE C. SMITH Director, Department Assistant Professor of of Business Administration Commercial Arts SECOND ROW 5. A. TIDWELL ROBERTA CLAY C H HALE Associate Professor of Associate Professor of Associate Professor of Chemistry Journalism Educahon R. L. McCOLLUM A. H. WILCOX Associate Professor of Director, Department of Chemisiry Education THIRD ROW MRS EFFIE C NEATHERY JOHN P. OLIVER PEARL MAHAN Associate Professor of Associate Professor of Director, Department of Education Engineering English H C DOREMUS JAMES E, GARDNER Direckor, Department of Professor of Engineering Architecture Puyl' us FAC U LTY FIRST ROW MRS Cx C WOODWARD DEXTA KING CHARLES W. FROH Associate Professor of Associate Professor of Director of nalish English Conservatory DOLLIE MARIE GLOVER LA RUE HARDIN Associate Professor of Associate Professor of English English SECOND ROW D CL HUNEWELL MRS. ERTITH RICHARDSON NONA WILSON Professor of Fine Assistant oniessor of Instructor in rls Violin Art EARL GOUGH ELISABETH MAYHEW Associate Professor of Assistant Professor of Fine Arts Piano THIRD ROW R. L. EAVES DICK SMITH IDA LOU NELSON Director, Department of Associate Professor of Associate Professor of History Hismry Foods LENA R, LEWIS MATHE WALKER Associate Professor of Director, Department of istory Home Economics Puyr' n FACULTY FIRST ROW LORRAINE YARBROUGH MARJIE BROWN J. E. REDDEN Associate Professor of Assistant Professor of Associate Professor of Foods Applied Arts Mathematics TITIA BELLE BLANKS A. lK MCSWEENY Assistant Professor of Direckor, Department of Clothing Mathematics SECOND ROW MARY MARKS CAPT, HARRY A. BAKER J4 O. GARRETT Associate Professor of Director, Departmem of Director, Departmen: of Mathematics Physics Modern Languages MAY JONES LIEUT. GEORGE M DAVIS Associate Professor of Professor of Military Science Mathematics and Tactics THIRD ROW MOSELLE HILSWICK H, J, SANDERS LILLIE V. LILLARD Associate Professor of Associate Professor oi Director, Department of Modern Languages Physical Education Public Speaking W. J. WISDOM LAURA FELLMAN Professor of Physical Associate Professor oi Education Physical Education Payt' m HNIIJDj SENIORS SENIOR OFFICERS Robert M5 RuffiPresident Elouise Dunwody7Vice Przsidem Clabornz Friouisecretary-Treesurer Mary Mulloyikeporter Robert M. Ruff, Galveston Business Administration HRUH 'n Raddy PresidentSenior Class '35;Head Yell Leader '35,- First Sergeant Company F '35; Vice-Plesident Silvzr Key Club '35. Elouise Dunwody, Anson Social Science Elsie Dinsmore J3 A, P. '35,- A. W5 S. Council Vice-Przsident '35; Vice-Presidznt Senior Class '35,- Athletic Sponsor '35; Assistant Club Editor Grass- burr'35; T. T5 55 33-34335 SENIOR ADVISERS Miss Dollie M4 Glover Mr, Jack English Cldborne Friou, Cleburne Business Adminisnation Smiling Lieutenant Officers. Club '35,- First Liew tenant Company F '35; Assismnt Military Editor Grdssburr '35,- Secretary-Tredsurzr Senior Class '35. Mary Mulloy, Stephenville Pre-Medica Little Eva Les Lunzuzs, reporter '34, Fresh den! '35,- A5 W, S. Councill Secre- tary-Treasurer 335,- Prade Club, Secretary-Treasurer '34; Press C'ub '34-'35; Fine Arts Club '34,- Or- chestra '34-'35; Assistant Likzrary Editor Grassburr '34,- Literary Edi- mr Grassburr '35; Reporter Senior Class '35. Faye Abbott, Granbury Educmion Self-Made Woman Aggettes '35,- Dau Tau '35. J3 B. Akers, Eliasville Pre-Law Slow Joe Pre-Law Club '35. mm 20 O. C, Allen, Albany Civil Engineering Good Soldier Officers' Club '35; Engineers' Club '35. W5 P, Allen; Bdndana, Kentucky Pre-de Beau Brummel J;Tac Reporter '35,- Company Basketball '34-'35; Pre-Law Club '34-'35; Press Club '35,- Officers' Club '35; Second Lieutenant Com- pany C. Lucille Anderson, Fanry Social Science Mrss Wiggs Wilma Barnat, Colorado Conservatory The Red Head Fine Arts Club '35; Palette and Brush Club '35; Aggzttzs '35,- Glee Club '35. Paw .21 Harold Beaty, Palo Pinto Electrical Engineering Young Prince Major Regs Staff '35; Personnel Adjutant '34; Engineering Club '30-'34,- Officers' Club '39-'35; Palette and Brush Club '35; Przss Club '33-'35; J-Tac StaN '33-'35,- J-Tac Circulation Manager '35; Videlle Co, '31 -'33; Oilbelt Club '31-'32; 9nd Lt Infantry Re- serve Corps. Mordine Brown, Goldtthike Home Economics A Bobbsey Twin Audie Belcher, Stephenville Prz-Law Bllly :he Kid Debating Club '35; Pre-Law Club '35; Palette and Brush Club 3 Morine Brown, Goldthwaite ' 5. Home Economics A Bobbsey Twin Cleo Black, Goldthwaite Home Economics Little Nell 55 E5 Blair, Hico Business Administration Don Quixote De Moldy '33-'34-'35; S. O, T. 5. President '35; PresidentT, T. P.'s '35; President Students' Council '35,- Head Yell Leader '34; Major Second Battalion '35; Officers' Club '35. Ill SENIORS Sam R. Brzedlove, Chillicothe Chemical Engineering Captain of the Guards Captain Band '35, Track '34,- Captain Track '35. Edward Burns, Paducah Presde Irvin S. Cobb West Texas Club '34; Public Speaking Club '34,- Pre-Law Club, Secretary '35. Kermit Bustlz, Lipan re- aw Perennial Bachelor I Tumbling Team '35; Chorus '35. Joe Clonts, Jr., Thornton Prz-Law Modern Hero Dragons Club '35,- Presidem Pre- Law Club '35,- First Lieutenant Second Batmlion Staff '35,- Offi- cers' Club '35. Verdie Marge Browning, Clairette Conservatory Sweet Alice Fine Arts Club '34-'35,- Aggenes 343351, Glee Club 34335 Wisdom Curington, Olney Engineering Uriah Heep Sergeant Company C '35; Env gineers' Club '35, Norris Davis, Bartlett Journalism City Editor Captain Company B '35; Offi- cers' Club '35,- PressClub'34-'35; Acmeanders '35,- Edilor J-Tac '35; Distinguished Student '34,- T. I. P. A. Board '35; N. T. A. C. Visiting Royalty '35, Mary Jo. Danton, Daisztta Journalism Miss Larrabee Reporter Junior Class '34,- S. O, S. Club '34, President '35,- Asset- tes '34,- Press Club '34, Treasurer '35,- Associatz Editor J-Tac '35; Sponsor Company D '34, Company E '35;T. I. P. A. Representative '34. Odell Elliott, Grdndview Conservatory Tarzan Dragons Club '34, President '35,- President Fine Arts Club '35; Captain Company D '35,- Second Place Bess Soldier Contest '34,- RiHe Tram '34; Quartet '34,- Vice- Przsident Officers' Club '35; Track '34-'35,- T Associasion '35,- T. T. P.'s '34-'35. Ross Elliott, Breckenridge rz-de Lord Chesterfield Dragon's Club '34-'35; Public Speaking Club '34,- Firsl Sergeant Company D '35; Assistant Business Manager Grassburr '35; PresLew Club '341Tennls '34335;Breckens ndge Club '35. Page 3: William Elem, Greenville, Mississippi Business Administration Grizzly King Debating Club '35; Track Team '35; Cross Country Team '35. Vicla Fisher, Novice Social Science Maud Muller Agenes '35,- Chorus '35,- Hzart of Texas Club '35 Catherine Flanary, Stephenville Social Science Alice Veona Flatt, Goldthwaite Home Economics Lucy Msnettz Pull? 2.1 Lillian Doris Fletcher, Mullen ociai Science Understood Busy HedrtoiTexas '34-'35; Aggenzs '35; Tejds '34-'35,- Public Speak- ing Club '35 J, C. Fox, Bangs Agricultural Education Skyrider First Lieutenant Second Battalion Staff '35; Oificers' Club '35. Reuben Friou, Ciebume Business Administration Adoneis Captain Company F '35; Ac- meanders Club '35; Press Club '35; Business Manager Grassburr; '35,- Dragons Club '35,- Public Speaking Club '34, President '35. Jetome Fuquay, Lamesa Mechanical Engineering Tin Soldier Glee Club '34; First Lieutenant Company A,- Officers' Club '35 Vinton Gage, Sherman Agricuimrdl Education utew First Sergeant Company C '35; Live Stock Judging Team '34,- Track '34; Cross Country Team '35; Agriculture Club '34,- F F. '35 A, Emory Gamble; Hico Pre-Lew Judge Priest II SENIORS Warren Gentry, Cisco Liberal Arts Little Minister Erma Lee Gilbreath, Stephenville Conservatory OId-Iashioned Girl Christine Glenn, Robert ch Business Administration Katharina Tejas Club, '34, '35,- Aggenes, '34, '35,- West Texas Club '34, Heartof Texas Club '35; Mixed Chorus '35. William Gotcha, Voss Rural Education Captain Kidd First Lieutenant Company E '35,- Oificers' Club '35; Vidette Com- pany '33. Mattie Mae Greenway, Aiexander Home Economics The Hungarian Actress Agacktes '35,- E. T. C. Club '35. O. A. Griffin, Breckenridge Prz-Medicdl Jigss Vice-President B recken rid 52 Club '35,- Ofiicers' Club '35. Mary Love Griffith, Gouldbusk Social Science The Linle Princess Heart 0' Texas Club '33-'35,- Press Club '35; Palette and Brush Club'35, President '35. Frank Grounds, Talpa Auto Mechanics Peter Pan Heart 0' Texas '35,- Agricultural Club '35; Auto Mechanics Club '35; Corporal Company F. 0de Halbrooks, Comanche Home Economics Honor Girl Audra Hallmark, Brady Social Science Little Red Ridinghood S. O. 55 '34, Secretary-Treasurer '35,- Aggettes '34, President '35,- Glee Club '35; Press Club '35,- Hear! 0' Texas Club '34-'35. 1mm 25 Faye Hamilton, Gatesville Liberal Arts Cleopatra O. W, L. S. '34; S. O. S. '35; Aggenes '34-'35,- Hedrt 0' Texas Club '34. Margaret Hamilton, Stephenville Social Science Rebecca Les Lunches '34, Vice-Presidcnr '35,- A. W. 5. Council '35,- Fine Ans Club '34-'35,- Orchestra '34- '35,- Press Club '35; Club Editor Grassburr '35. John Ed Harrison, Orange Pre-Medical John Anderson, My J01 John Firss Sergeant Band '35,- Talons Club '34,- Glee Club '35,- Public Speaking Club '34. J. B. Hicks, Stephenville Agricultural Education The Virginian Captain Firs! Battalion Staff '35,- Officers' Club '35; Agricultural Club '34. I'uyr :5 Gale Hillzy, Sidney Chemical Engineering Pathfinder Officers' Club '35; Comanche County Club '35; Vice-Presidenl Engineering Club '35. Esther Homeyer, Fort Worth ome Economics Amy March Tejas Club '34-'35. Maurice Hoover, Goldthwaite Business Administration Hoosier Schoolboy Acmeanders '34-'35,- T As- sociation '33-'35; Football '33-'35, Captain '34-'35. Burke Horton, Bartlett Business Administration Polonius Executive Major, Lt. Colonel '35,- Officers' Club '35; Press Club '35,- Public Speaking Club '34; Dance Committee '35;Distin3uished Student '34. Lucy Howell, Dublin Business Administration Prodigal Girl Assettes '34-'35,- Palette and Brush Club '35. Mary Hudsonl Piltsburg Home Economics M29 March Assettzs '34-'35. SENIORS Kathryn Hughes, Dublin Noble Johnson Brady Mariana Lanford, Stephenville Social Science Special Agriculture Architectural Engineering New England Nun 'Thz Cavalier Good Companion Aggenes '39, '35. Hzan 0' Texas 35 T T P. 34- An Editor Grassburr '35,- Archi- ';35 S O T. S. 35 tectural Club '33-'35, Secretary '33,- Debating Club '34; Press Paul Jones, Sidney Club '35; Two mzmions in Archi- Pre-Law tecturdl Design from A 8K M Board Wild Fire of Judgment '34. Comanche Coumy Club '35. I Elnora Larson! Clebume Flora Jones, Raymondville Pre-Medncal Home Economics Katrina Van Tassel MY Lady ofthe SOUKh Dau Tau, President '35,- Dis- J- A- P35 '35; A- W, 5- COUHCiI tinguished Student '34,- Aggenes '35,- Calendar Editor Grassburr 34:35,. Speech CM; '34; pm, Octavia Hunt, Skephenville '35,- All Tdrleton Girl '35,- Sponsor Medlcal Club '34, Home E'conomis's Company A '35; Press Club, ViceT Bishop 5 Wife , President '35,- T. T, S. '35. Lloyd Laughlln, Lometa Palette and Brush Club 355 Business Administration Mildred Keller, Stephenvillz Vicar of Wakefield Home Economics Jewel W. D. Leigon, Tucumcari, New Mex. Aggettes '35. Electrical Engineering Caliph of Bdgdad I Engineering Club '34335; West Texas Club '34. Page 26 Christin: Lenox, Fort Worth Social Science Guinevere Public Speaking Club '35; Aggenes '35, Odis Lewis, Groveton Pre-Mzdical Laughing Boy Rifle Team '35, Sergeant '35. Justine Limroth, San Saba Journalism Celia Press Club '33, '34, '35,- Sec. '35,- Aggenzs '33 '34 '35,- San Saba County Club '33; Heart of Texas Club '34, '35; Tejas Club '35,- J-TdC Reponer '33, '34, '35,- Mixed Chorus '35. B. G. Loveless, Bluff Dale Pre-Law Invisible Man Pre-de Club '34-'35,- Debat- ing Club '35,- Prcsidenl Silver Key Club '35,- Sergeant Company F '353 rage 27 Deverc Luke, Pecos Mechanical Engineering Young Man of Manhattan Rifle Team '34; Officers' Club '35,FirstLieutenantCompanyD'35. M. D, McCormick, Blooming Grove Agricultural Education Beau Ideal Vidette '32; Secretary Officers' Club '33, '35,- Officers' Club '33- '35,- Fine Arts Club '35; Chorus '35; Talon: Club '35; LL Colonel Regimental Staff '35. Herman McCoy, Cldrksville Chemical Engineering The Conqueror Second Lieutenant '35; Officers' Club '35; Engineering Club '35. MacField McDaniel, May Pre-Mzdical Little Colonel Heart 0' Texas Club '34; Best Drilled Soldier '34,- Cadet Colonel '35,- Officers' Club, President '35, Most Military Man '35. Ann McGiII, Bertram Veterinary Medicine Jo March Tejas Club, Reporter '35,- F, F. A5 '35; Assettes '35. Leona McGilvray, Star Social Science Goldilocksu Mills County Club '33,- Assenes '33-'35; Heart 0' Texas Club '34- '35; Palette and Brush Club '35; Glee Club '34; Public Speaking Club '35. Grdingzr Mcllhany, Wheeler Business Administration Man of the Ages Sergeant Company C '35. Elmo McMahan, Stephenvillz Pre-Law Oliver Twin Band '33-'35,- Concert Orchestra '33,- Fine Arts Club '33; Pre-Law Club '34; First Lieutenant Band '35; Officers' Club '35. Dorinc McMurray, Iredzll Social Science Nellie Gray Junius Malkham, Terrell Mechanical Engineering Sir Launcelot T. T. P.'s '34-'35,- S. O. T. S. '35; First Licutenank Band '35,- Officers' Club '35; Concert Orchestra '35; Student Orchestra '34-'35,- En- gineering Club '34-'35. Doyle Miller, Cleburne Architectural Engineering King of the Mesa Architectural Club '35, Przsi- dent '35; Students' Council '35; Honor Studem '34,- Officzrs' Club '35; First Lieutenant Company E '35; Highest ranking Engineer '34; Mention and half mention in Archi- tectural design from A 8: M Board of Judgment '34. Mary Jane Miller, Stephenvillz Business Administration Morgidna Aggenes '34-'35,- Glee Club '35; szrt 0' Texas Club '35; E. T. C. Club, Vice-Przsidznt '35. Evelyn Morgan, Lorena Home Economics Polly Palette and Brush Club Heart 0' Texas Club '35. '35; Paul Morton, lepd Agricultural Education Lone Star Ranger Videttes '33,- F. F. A. Collegiate Chapter '34535, Vice-President '35, Sergeant '35. Hester Muse, Navasota Social Science Laughing Girl T, T. S, '34,- Presidznt '35; J. A. P.'s '34, President '35,- Feature Edikor Grassburr '35,- Press Club '35,- Studenl Dance Committee '35. Era Jean Noah, Stephenville Business Adminissmion Lucy I-ngr :3 Hazel Nordyke, Cottonwood Social Science Mary Ware Aggenes '31, '35,- E. T. C. Club '35,- Glez Club '35. Harold O, Padgett, Graham Pre-Medical Cheerful Cherub T. L. T. Club '35; Yell Leader '35,- Press Club '35; Pre-Medical Club '34,- Band '34-'35,- Glee Club '35,- Dc Moiay '34; Grassburr Staff '35. Vernon Payne; Levelland Prz-Law Jeremiah Maxine Perry, Stephenville Business Administration Evelyn Hope Aggettzs '34-'35,- Palette and Brush Club '35. l'ayr .517 Ralph Perryman, Ireland Agricultural Education He Was a Man Agricultural Club '34; Team '34,- Officers' Club '35. RiHe Louis: Pierson, Hamilton Conservatory Pierctte O. W. L. S. Club '34, President '34-'35,- A. W, 5. Council '34-'35,- Fine Arts Club '35; Sponsor Com- pany F '35. Willie Pigs, Alvord re- dW Father Abraham Sergeant Company D, First Lieu- tenant Third Battalion Staff '35,- Pre-Law Club '35; Officers' Club '35; Track Team '35. Bobby Louise Price, Palacios Business Administration Peggy O'Neill Editor Grassburr '35; J. A. P.'s '35; Z. G. President '34; A, W. S, Council '35; Press Club '35; Sponsor Company D '35,- Aggzttes '34; T. T. S. '35. Margaret Pruitt, Glen Rose Home Economics To Have and To Hold Secretary J, A. P, '35; Vice- President Aggenes '35; Sponsor Company B '35; A. W. S. Council '35,- Prektiest Girl '35. Dorothy Rdtchiord; Paint Rock Social Science Chance Acquaintance Heart 0' Texas Club '35,- Aggettes '35. Marcie Reed, Clyde Home Economics rd West Texas Club '34; Aggettes '34-'35 Robert Reinheimer, Stephenville Architectural Engineering Honor Boy Architectural Club, Vice-Presi- dent '35; Second Lieutenant Com- pany D '35; Rin Team '34,- Valedictorian Undergraduate Class '33,- Mention and First Memion in Architecmral Design from A a M Board of Judgment '34. Mildred Richardson, Merkel Business Administration Fair Marguerite Assistant Business Manager J- Tac '35; A. W, 5. Council '35; Dau Tau Club '35; Z. G.'s '34; Press Club '35,- West Texas Club '34. Phillip Robbins, Rankin Agricultural Administration David Harum Quinn Rounsaville, Hamilton re-Medica Little Lord Fauntleroy Second Lieutenant Band '34; Firss Lieutenant Band '35; Oificers' Club '35; T. L. T. '35. Elizabeth Shaffer, Meridian Conservatory Ladybird Aggztkes '33,- Treasurer Fine Arts Club '33-'35; Glee Club '33-'34,- Mixed Chorus '35; S. O. S. Club '34, Vice3Presidenl '35,- T5 T5 S. '34-'35; Studems' Council '35. Frank White Shelton, Carnzozo, Pre-de New Mexico Sky Pilot Prz-Law Club '33-'35,- Speech Club '34-'35; Sergeant Company E '35. Grace Short, De Leon Social Science Pandora J5 A. P.'s '35,- T. T. S. '35,- Aggettes '35,- Student Dance Com- mittee '35, John Simpson, De Leon Agricultural Education Shepherd of the Hills Agricultural Club '34,- COs mdnche County Club '34335; Ofii- cers' Club '35,- First Lieutenant First Battalion Sniff. Mildred Simpson, Sterling City Social Science Grand Girl Page .10 Jean Skipping, Zephyr General Agricultural Skippy Carolyn Sldikeu, Palacios Sacral Science Gretel Ddu Tau, Secretary-Tredsurer '34, Vice-Presidznl '35,- Press Club '35; Soclety Editor J-Tac '35,- T. T. S, '35,- Distinguished Student '34 Ross Smiley, Clarksville Prz-Mcdicdl King's Hanchman Fomball '34-'3510Hicers'Club '35; T Association '34,- Press Club '35,- Assoclate Editor Grass- buvr '35, Captain '35. Athena Smith, Granger Social Science Minnehahd Fine Arts Club '34-'35; Assent: '34; East Texas Club '34-'35; E. T3 C. Club President '35. I'amv .1 I Jack Raymond Smith. San Antonio '2' GW Dezrslayzr Press Club '34-'35; Officers' Club '35,- Business Manager J-Tac '35; Tarleton Players '34-'35; Adj. Major '35,- Acmeandem '35,- Talons '35; Composite Company '34. Ferris South, Henrizna Business Administration Big Man from the South James Spear. Stephenville Agricultural Engineering Penelope's Man Pauline Starnes, Cameron Business Administration Laughing Water Aggettzs '35,- Reporter E. T. C. Club '35. Reba Statum, Sidney Conservatory Bonniz Annie Laurie Aggettes '34-'35; Comanche County Club '34-'35,- Fine Arts Club, Secretary-Treasurer '34-'35; Glee Club '34. James Strong, Paris Pre-Mzdical Peter Bell Band '35,- Tennis '35. Hazel Stroud, Cleburne Social Science Polly Pepper Aggettes '34, A. W. 5. Council, Reporter '35; Tejes Ciub '34; Presi- dent '35; Press Club, Presrdznt '35; J-Tac Reporter '34-'35. Christine Tatz, Stephenville Home Economics Maggie Aggetles '35. Ind Maurine Take, Stephenville Home Economics Jungle Girl Assettes '35. Louis Tate, Stephenville Pre-Medical Don Juan Cdptaln Company C '35, Offl- cers' Club '35; Exchange Editor '35,- Press Club '35; Student Dance Committee '35. Iva Louise Trewin, Stephenville Conservatory 0 Big Aggzttzs '34; Fine Arts Club '34-'35; Glee Club '34, Dale Vaughan, Anson Industrial Arts A Man Scans His Past Vidette Company '33,- Mechan- ics Club '33; Agriculture Club '33; Officers' Club '34; Captain Second Battalion Staff, '35,- West Texas Club '34; Second in Command Company B '34. Mary Venablz, Colorado Social Science Queen Chriskina West Texas Club '34,- Aggettes '34-'35; E. T. C. Club '35, Secre- tary-Treasurzr. Dorothy Walker, Fon Worth Home Economlcs lnnocznce Abroad Burden: Willldms, Cross Plains Home Economics Little Girl Lost Palette and Brush Club '35. Mary Ella Wyly, Stephenville Home Economics Miss Minerva Aggznes '34335. l'um' .r: Doyle Yardley, Llnglevdle pzcid Iron Man De Molays '34, Captain Battalion StaH '35; Officers' Club '35; Fine Ans Club '355 Ray Austin, Crockett Business Administration Steamboat Bill Capkain Second Benefion Ste '35; Oiflczrs' Club '35,- Sergeants' Club '34,- Przss Club '34335; T A5- SOCidNOn '35. Ray Couser, Uvalde Auto Mechanics Big Enough Captain Third Battalion SIeH '35; Officers' Club '35; T Associa- tion '33-'35, President '34-'35, Vice-President '33; Track '33-'35; Track Captain '35,- AIl-Terleton Boy '35 Wayne Crook, Gran bury Chemical Ensinezring Sancho l'uyr .m Norman Moore, Stephenville Pre-Law Son of the Forest Lois Davis, Stephenville Post Graduate uPollyanna Hal Rowlett, Sanderson Special Peck's Bad Boy T. L. T Club '35. Allen Z Gammage, Dublin Social Science Robinson Crusoe Videnes '33,- Comanche County Club '345 Corinne Wilson, Stephenville Special Iron Woman Cdtharyn Rushing, Lueders Home Economics Keeper of the Bees Assettzs '34-'35,- Deu Tau '34- '35,- West Texas Club '34, Gard Id Richey, Roscoe re-law Peck's Bad Boy Junior Class President '34; Talons Club '34, Secretary and Treasurer '35,- Officers Club '34- '35,- T Association '34 and '35, Major '35,- RiHe Team '34,- Truck Team '33; President West Texas Club '34. Eustis Speed, Shafter Mechanical Engineering Young Revolutionist SENIORS Forrest Smith, Clarksville General Agricuhure Wee Willie Winkie Agriculkural Club '34; Chorus '35. Roy Lee McClung, Chico Agricultural Education Tom Sawyer Winnie Barker, San Saba Social Science Jane Eyre Asgeues '34, '35,- Texas Club '34, '35. Heart of Bill Blasingame, Plainview Architectural Engineering Broadway Bill Dragons '34, Secretary and Tree; urer '35,- Press Club '35,- Architects Club '35; Sergeant Co. B '35,- Assistant An Editor Grassburr '35. O. J. Adams, Stephenville Electrical Engineering Hdwkeye Jeannette A. Egbzrl, De Leon Social Science The Lost Princess Aggenes '35, Chorus '35,- Public Speaking Club '35; Comanche Tribe '35. Mansell Statum, Sidney Business Administration Hunted Wolf Comanche County Club '35, Sergeant Co. B '35. William Kyle Adams, Brownfield Pre-Medlcai Peter Rabbit l'uyr u Mac Wise, Boyd General Agriculture HTom Thum Agriculture Club '34, 35, Fern Meisenheimer, Johnsville Home Economics Hop 0 My Thumb Raymond Gorman, Italy Agricultural Education Gentle Graher Agriculture Club '34, '35; Sen seen! Co. A ' Beatrice G i bsonl Carlton Home Economics UPhronsie Pepper l'nyt' JJ John Long, Dallas Avchitectural Engineering Gallant Lad James Walton, Midland Mechanical Engineering HMr. Quilp Carroll Kingl Stephenville Civil Engineering Steamboat Bill Howard Leuty, Justin Business Administration 'Hdrdy Perennial Lold B Lackey, Carlton Home Economics Bad Little Hannah John Skipper, Johnsville Agricultural Education Billy the Kid Ruth Jeraldzan Godwin, Lometd Home Economics Gallant Lady Mills County Club 433 Judine Geisendorff, Daisetta Conservatory Queen of Hearts Secretary and Treasurer Junior Class '33, Agazttes '33,Secretary '35; A. W. S. '33,- Fine ArtsClub '33, Vice-President '35; Glee Club '33; 03 W. L. 53 '33, Secretary and Treasurer '35; Students Council '353 Howard Hamer, Graham Petroleum Engineering Huck Finn Elizabeth King, Stephenvillz Business Administration Sleeping Beauty Assettes '35, Wallace Rhodes, Graham Business Administration Liule Caesar Claude Rdlzy, Rosebud Agricultural Education The Litkle Corporal Henry Todd, Albany Electrical Engineering Tiny Tim T Association '34, '35,- T. T. P. '34,'35; Football '34, '35, Captain Co. D '35. Carlton Rhodes, Graham Business Administration Romeo Mary Mae Crdddock, Robert Lee Home Economics Eustacia A3 D. Livingston, Stephenville Journalism Penrod H D Kay, Slephenville Agricultural Education The Harvester Helen Thomson, Coleman Liberal Arts Lorna Dcone James Reed, Mount Pleasant Business Administration Big Bad Wolf Engineers Club '34, '35; Glee Club '34, '35; Presidzm Dragons Club '34, Vice-Prcsident '35. Mildred Manley, Stephenville Home Economics Alice in Wonderland Page 35 JUNIORS OFFICERS William J MerrilliPresident Margaret Logan-Vice-President Grady MorrowisecreterysTreasurer Frances Dykes TateiReportzr William J. Merrill, Stephenvilie Pre-Law Margaret Logan, San Angelo Social Science Grady Morrow, Brady Pre-Medicdl Frances Dykes Tate, Stephenville Home Economics Elbert Adams, Mineral Wells Social Science Gayle Adams, Comanche Agricultural Education Clarice Andrews, Breckenridge Business Admimsnation Roy Andrews, Breckenridge General Agriculture H. C. Armstrong, Knox City Engineering Sarah Frances Armstrong, Dublin Business Administration Iris Atkins, Lingleville Home Economics Melba Ator, Lipan Home Economics Grace Aycock, Stephenville Business Administretlon Joe Barekmdn, Stephenville Agricultural Education Geraldine Berhdm, Stephenvilie Home Economics Gwendolyn Beakley, Lohn Business Administratlon J. Cdrl Bewick, BIB Lake Business Adminlstration Kasharyn BISSS, Skephenville Business Administration Eldon Birdwell, Snyder Business Administrddon Ray Beidlemdn, Stephenville Business Administration Newton Bi Birkes, Chilton Social Science Puyw ,m Geraldine Black, Thornton Social Science A. V, Elalock, Cadiz Agricultural Education Barney Blankenship, Thornton re-Lew Bryant Blankinship, Skephenville Architecture Reba Bodkler, Thornton Socnal Science W. A. Boneyl lold Business Administration Rayford Boone, West Business Administration Alma Bounds, Center Home Economics Lois Bradford, Stephenville Physical Education l'am- .1 u Nellis Faye Bradleyl Fife Social Science Weldon Bradley, Dublin Agricultural Education Mary Higgs Brandon, Alexander Home Economics Johny Bill Brannon, Indian Gap Mechanical Engineering SaHy Branum, Dublin Business Administration Tvuman Brauon, Comanche Agricuhural Education Nathaniel Britten, Stephenville Agricultural Education Robert Lee Brown, Getesvillz Engineering Burl Bryant, Stephenvillz Business Administration Rosamond Buchanan, Strawn Business Administration Orval Lee Burk, Eden Agricultural Education Charles Cain, Uvalde Business Administration JUNIORS Carolyn Cage, Stephenville Pre-Medical Alvin Caraway, Goldkthite Social Science Dorothy Carey! Breckenridge Business Administration Elizabeth Carr, Kerrville Business Administration James A, Carrigdn, Breckenridge Electrical Engineering Iris Caner, Grdnbury Home Economics Sammy Ruth Casbecv, San Saba Social Science Ella Frances Chandler, Stephenville Prz-Law Grace Chandler, Rochelle Home Economics Thomas Chi Idsl Leveliand Prestdical Paul Claunch, Stephenville Business Administration Dale Cleveland, Granbury Pre-Law Olene Cleveland, Slephenvillz Social Science Mary Cockrilll German Social Science George Collins, San Antonio Engineering Hazel Colllns, Strdwn Business Adminlstrdtion Charles Craft, Pyote Business Administration Ruth Crenshdw, Dublin Special Ted Crowlher, San Antonio Prz-Law Wilma Cummings, Locker Home Economics Lewis Cunningham, Comanche Social Science I'uyr .50 James Nelson Curry, Killeen Electrical Engineering Neal Dancer! Hamilton Prz- aw James Davenport, Plainview Pre- aw Seth Davenport, Rocksprings General Agriculture Lamar Davis, Houston Engineering Mary Beth Davis, Stephenwlle Business Administrakion Pauline Davis, Glen Rose Home Economics William Day, Moline Agricultural Education Cecil Decker, Bartlett Business Administration Puyr .; 1 Nell Decker, Menard Business Administration Delphine Deering, Granbury Business Administration Harry DeFord, Gordon Engineering Orville Dennis, Robstown Business Administration Thomas Doubeck, Bay City Electrical Engineering Virginia Douglass, Ft, Stockton Home Economics Irma Doyle, Gatesville Business Administration loland Dutton, Boyd General Agriculture Edwin Dyess, Albany re-Law Fred Ellis, Menard Business Administration Annyce Evans, Dublin Business Administration Wayne Evridge, Miilzrsview Agricultural Education JUNIORS Gerald Fanning, Linglevillz Social Science Lloyd Fanning, Linglzville Business Administration Dolly Farmer, Gatesville Business Administration LaVerne Farmzr, Mevidian Social Science Lay Farrow, De Leon Business Administration Jack Fauntleroy, Breckenridge Engineering Albert Finley, Uvaldc Business Administration Elmer Ws Finley, Meadow. General Agriculmrz Robert J. Finlay, Fifz Engineering Evelyn Fitzhugh, Fort Worth Pre-Law Max Fitzhugh, Toldr Agricultural Education Gay Franks, Rocksprlngs Agriculture Herbert Frey, Miles Engineering Leon Frieden, McCamey Business Administratlon Mary Katherine Funk, Slephznville Home Economics Gd rth Fuqudy, Lamesa Engineering Bedford Furr, Breckenridge Social Sclencc J. Ws Fussell, Meridian Business Administration Martha Gain, Dublin Busmess Administrakion Thomas Howard Gdither, Pendleton General Agriculture Ben Ts Goldbeck, Fort Wonh PresLaw l'ugr' 5s: Jane Goldbeck, Fort Worth SOCIdI Science Cedbomz Goodwin, Stephenville Agricultural Education Nelson Gouterez, Port Arthur Busmess Admlnlsnanon Sld Gracey, Roscoe Home Economics Lewis Gresham, Glen Rose Social Science Bill Griifis, Hico Electrical Engineering Georgia Gwathmey, Brownwood Business Administration Dessa Le: Hair, Gatesville Home Economics Vela Hall, McGrego! Home Economics l'turr 1.1 Chdvlzs Hamel, Graham Engineering Marvin Hamilton, Mullin Enginezring B. H. Hdndley, Hale Center Prz-Law Noleta Hardie, Gatesville Business Administration Thomas Harris, Bdrnhart Business Administration Ruth Harris, Stephenville Home Economics Austin Harrison, Brookshire Pre-Law Harold Hart, Gilmer Agricultural Education Ella Mae Hedrick, Rio Vista Business Administration Maxine Hendrix, Mineral Wells Social Science Reginald Henley, Walnut Springs Business Administration Paul Hilburn, Dublin Agricultural Education JUNIORS Iris Higgins, Lampasas Business Administration Leora Hodges, Sterling City Home Economics Joe Bob Holcomb, Stephenville Agricultural Education Mayo Hollis, Hico Social Science Milburn Holmes, Granbury Business Administrauon Will Anna Hoilon, Thornton Social Science Virginia Howard, DeLeon Social Science John Robert Hunt, Denison Business Administration William Hunter, Gainsville Civil Engineering Knox Irwin, Andrews Business Administration Carroll Ivzy, Fabens General Agriculture Mary Ethel Ivey, Lometa Home Economics Martha Jackson, Cross Plains Fine Arts Helena Jacobson! Texas City Social Science Dortha Sue James, Gordon Home Economics Mary JeHers, Brady Business Administration Faye Jones, Dublin ome Economics Harold Jones, Fairy Business Adminisirdtion Mary Elizabeth Jones, Comanche Business Administration Nancy Fred Jones, Taft Social Science William Paul Jones, Alpine Architecture Paar H Betty Kay, Stephenvillz Home Economics Nadine Keith, Gustine Conservatory Leman Kennedy, Brownwood Engineering Dorothy Dell Key, Cooledge Social Science Leroy Kidd, Garland Engineering Frederick Kiechle, Ballmger Engineering Sarah Tom Kimbrough, San Saba Business Administrdkion Robert 6. King, Huntsville Mechanical Engineering Laura Kirk, Lamesa Business Administration Pum' 5; Margaret Kitchens, Menard Social Science Joe Kostiha, Thurber Business Administration Sid Ldngford, Brady PrerLaw Waldene Lasiyl Pioneer Social Science Nora Bell Latham, Eden Home Economics Melvin Lawson, Cisco Elzctrical Engineering Minnie B. Lee, Clifton Social Science Wayne E. Low, Abilene Journalism H. C. Lowryl Arp CiviI Engineering Mary Bert McAfze, Killeen Pre- aw Doyle McClain, Breckenridge Social Science Kathleen McCleskey, Dublin Special JUNIORS B. W. McClung, Chico General Agricuhure Willard McCoy, Clarksville Mechanical Engineering Leonard McDaniel, Gordon Engineering Clara Nell McDermin, Cross Plains Journalism Howard McFarland, Coleman Conservatory Latrellz McGuire, Desdemona Social Science Dorothy Mcllvaine, Rockwood Home Economics Ada Jean McKinney, Mineral Wells Conservatory Jo Frances McNally, Godlzy Business Administration Norman Malone, Brady Engineering Paul Martin, Alexander Pre-Medical Carl Marwitz, Ireland Civil Engineering Flay Manhews, Stephenville Eieclrical Engineering Tom Merideth, Sulphur Springs Architectural Engineering Gene Milam, Uvalde Social Science Charles Miller, Olney Social Science Margaret Miller, Merkzl Conservatory Jack Minor, Killeen Engineering Evans Moody, Pledmont Mechanical Engineering Jessie Moody, Navasota Business Administration Velma Moody, Piedmont Social Science I'um m Ju W. Moore, Arp Engineering Ouata Morrisl Hamilton Social Science Wilma Helen Morton, McCamzy Business Administration Ruth Moss, Stephenville Business Administration George Mount, Zone, Lai CiVII Engineering Harold Murph, Arp Business Administration York Murphy, Knapp Petroleum Engineering Dorothy Murray, Fort Workh Business Administration Jake Nation, Itasca Business Administration I'mll' 57 Fanora Neeb, Cross ?Iains Social Science Paul Nebleit, Stephenville Engineering Ora B. Nicholas, Comanche Public Speaking Hazle Nun, Stephenvillz Home Economics Billy Oliverl Alvarado Agricultural Education Joy Oyier, Siephenville Business Administrakion Homer Parker, PHugzrville Pre-Medicdl Lois Parker, Brady Business Administraticn T, A. Parker, Jr., Menard Agricultural Education Glen Pdtridge, Fabens Special Carl Patterson, Roby Social Science Louise Perry, German Business Administration JUNIORS Herman Price, Millersview Farm Management Nancy Price, Palacios Business Administration Buddy Randdls, Hico Business Administration Marvin Ratliff, Sterling City Rural Education Norma Ratliff, Sterling City Physical Education Alton Redwine, Petrolia Mechanical Engineering Vaiton Redwine, Petrolia Mechanical Engineering Katherine Renders, Graham Social Science Ernestine Reid, Dublin Conservatory William E Richardson, Electra Engineering Ida Ruth Riley, Pottsville Social Science Juanita Riordan, Sanka Anna Social Science Joe Frank Roberson, Gordon Electrical Engineering Ruby Lee Robertson, Breckenridge Home Economics Nell Robert, Desdemona Home Economics Ruth Roberts, Crawiord Home Economics Louise Roe, Robert Lee Home Economics Wilson Ross, Dunn Electrical Engineering Jim Rucker, Dublin Pre-de Donald Y. Salter, Brownwood Business Administration Louise Sanders, Ireiand Home Economics I'uyr 5x Mary Kathleen Sandidgz, Stephenville Pre-Medicel Russell Sanderson, Edstland Mechanical Engineering Edward Schlaer, Electra Engineering J, C. Scott, Gatesville Social Science B. J. Seele, Gladewater Special Lama Szgars, Strawn Business Administration Nelson Shave, Star Socldl Science Nan Shelton, Comanche Business Administration W. H. Schuler, Snyder Business Administration 1mm- 1:; R. W. Simmons, Tolar Agvicultural Education Beverly Skipper, Stephenville Engineering Malcolm Slay, Rosebud Agricultural Education Clyde Smith, Alvord General Agriculture Dorothy Smith, Placid Social Science W. D Smith, Jr., Goldsboro Prz-Medical Mary Constance Smyth, Uvalde Business Administration Edwina Sparks, Dublin Fine Arts Kathryn Speaker, Brady Social Science Elizabeth Stafford, Stephenville ome Economics Johnsie Jo Steele, Mexid Engineering Lanette Skeele, De Leon Business Administration JUNIORS Terrell Stewart, Cresson General Agriculture Burette Stone, Stephenville Business Administration Lowell Tackett, Dublin Agricultural Education Earl C. Taylor, Jr,, Graham Engineering William Clayton Taylor, Bertram Animal Husbandry Jan 5. Tzrhunel Vernon Social Science Hinds Thomas, Tye Pre-Law Mary Beth Thomas, Strdwn Business Administration Monroe Todd, Albany Electrical Engineeving Helen Turner, Santa Anna Social Science Ollen Turner, Voss Engineering J, T. Urwin, Port Arthur Business Administration Margaret Vaughn, Anson Home Economics Ann B, Walker, San Saba Business Administration James 1?. Watts, Vernon Business Administration Jo Anita Wayland, Henderson Home Economics Payton Weaverl De Leon Engineering William E. Webb, Breckenridge Prz-Medical Irene Wesley, South Bend Business Administration Mary Lee West, Strawn Business Administration Virginia Westbrook, Cleburne Rural Education 1mm ,7 a f I: v w 5. V Lady Grace Whaley, De Leon Business Administration LdVerne Whitdcre, Stephenwlle Pre-Med ical Pat Walker White, Stephenville BuslnESS Administration Ralph White, Dublin Agricultural Engineering Elnora Wilcox, Stephenville Home Economics Earl Wilcoxson, Terrell Mechanical Engineering A. B, Wilkerson, Comanche Journalism Hobson Williford, Hesse Agricullural Education Vaudine Williams, Breckenridge Business Administration Ihmv 51 Walker Wilson, Overton Civil Engineering William R Wilson, Breckenridge Engineering George Witt, Gatesvillz Business Administration Erma Wolfe, Stephenville Homz Economics Lauis Tom Wood, Stephenville Pre-Medical Tom 0, Wood, Wheeler Electrical Engineeiing Hazel Woods, Eastldnd Social Science Glover C. Wright, Hamilton Agriculture Administration Katherine Wright, Skephznvillz ocial Science Romalee Wright, Desdemona Physical Education Wi lliam Wyatt, Waco Prastdicdl Cloda Wyche, Comanche Social Science JUNIORS 4 Ezziz Mae Vdrbrough, Breckenridge Physical Education Weldon Young, Paducah Agricultural Education Grady Carson, Levita Pre-Law Donald Demke, Slephenville Veterinary Medicine Bob Graves, Uvalde Business Administration Frank Hudson, Sabina! Pre-l.aw Tommy Martin, Itasca Pre-Law Hyman MuHson, Stephenville Business Administration Woodrow Allen, Cuthbert Agriculmrai Education EIba Bains, Stephenville Social Science Martha Brown, Ireland Home Economics B. B. Chappell, Dublin Social Science E. L. Chesnut, Judkin: Engineering Jack Cox, Stephenville Pre-Med ical Stanley F. Davis, Stephenville Industrial Arts C. L, Donaho, Stephenville Social Science Frank Gaskin, Dallas Business Administration Dan Mitchell, Baird Agriculture James Wilkerson, Comanche ' Journalism Fay Underwood, Peluxy Social Science Arthur Schrozlzr, Marble Falls Agvicultuval Administration Page 5: Ray Saunders, Brownwood Business Administration Rance Phillips, lredell Agricultural Engineering Ritchey Mitchell, Baird Business Administration Mary Alice Mitchell, Santa Anna Business Administration Curtis Maynard, Pearl Agricultural Education Geneva Matthews, Seagvdves Social Science J. 6. Marks, Sabinal Prz-de Clarice Jordan, Fort Worth Social Science Talmdge Poston, Valley Mills Social Science Page 51 Jimmie Britt, Lamesa Business Administration Arthur Torvie, Electra Electrical Engineering Lois Walker, Gatzsville Social Science Ws C. Szllman, Hico Pre-Mzdical E. S. White, Kosse Social Science Margaret Griffin, Valley Mills ome Economics Grady Rasco, Thornton Agricultural Education Andy Smith, Port Arthur Physical Education Franklin Govaulk, Alva, Okla, Electrical Engineering szis McCoy, Clarksvillz Business Administration Harry Hawthorne, LittleHeld Petroleum Engineering Ray Carter, Breckenridge Mechanical Engineering Nell Hill, Stephenville Business Administration Morris WE I l idms, Brownwood Engineering Charles Franks, Ireland Business Administration Ellwood Brownl Bullard re- aw Opal Tzagle, Stephenville Home Economics Shirley Davis, Stephenville Business Administration Jacqueline Hall, Bluff Dale Social Science Evnestine Hall, B!uH Dale Social Science Marjorie Earle Morris, DeLzon Business Administration Mary Ruth Stribling, Hamilton Homz Economics John Hugh O'Neal, Alvord Business Admmistration Horace Ayrcs, Bowie Social Srience Puyr ,2 ; HNDHKIAIIIIIIN UNDERCLASSMEN Mary Ruth Allison, Manor Fred Brown, Corsicana I Jack Brown, Danton James Stevens Byrns, Osceola Aubrey Bennett, German Rhesd deyer, Stephenville Fred Clampitt, Fort Worth A. W. Coifman, Gorez Thomas Day, Molina Roscoe Dooley, Ireland Joe Emerson, Itasca des Eubanks, Throckmorton Nadine Harkrider, Brady Francis Kothman, Castzll Page 56 Robert Keidel, Fredericksburg J. W. LeBus, Electra Jack R, Miles, Presidio Hi lary Moore, Stephenvi Ile Fred J Reinhardt, Borger Anna Rogers, lredell ram 51 Otit L. Shropshirel Austin Marjorie Walker, Fort Worth Herbert Smith, Dallas Lison Slribling, Llano Robert Harold Williams, Dznison Eleanor Taggart, Dallas Marguerite Thomas, Stephenville OdeOY Thompson, Paint Rock 3n Mamnriam Sharla B. Giurgt Burn 31m: 3, 1809 Bird frhruarg n, 1935 Earl patttrsun Bum Scyttmhtr 11, 1915 Bird Dtrtmbtr 25, 1931 Color Song Oh, our hearts with joy are thrilling When the Tarleton colors wave, And our spirits rise with rapture When the Tarleton sons are brave. Fight for victory, Fight for honor And success shall crown the Fight, All hail the proud defenders Of the Purple and the White. Page 60 I'uyv' 1n P. M. S. and I Staff Military Training is a regular part of the college curriculum, AH boys, except those who are physically disabled, are required to take Military Science and to drill. Lieutenant George M Davis is head of the Military Department and is assisted by Sergeant Jerome Buschmann. The Cadet Corps is headed by Cadet Colonel MacFieId McDaniel and is made up of six companies and the bend REGIMENTAL STAFF McDaniel, MacField , . . Colonel Whim, Mae Evelyn . , . . Sponsor Hcrkon, Burke . . . . . . LicuL Colonzll Execmive Officer McCormick Murray D. . . , . Lieutenant Colonel Smith, Jack R . . . . . Major Adjutant Beaty, Harold . . , . . , Major Meeks, Curtis . . . . . First Lieutenant l'ugn- ti: Puyv m BATTALION STAFFS Anderson, Robert Blair, 5. E. Richcy, Gevald Hicks, J. B. , Yardley, Doyle Couszr, Ray . Austin, Ray Simpson, John Fox, J. C. Moore, Norman . Clonts, Jo: pigg, Willie Pcrryman, Ralph Major . Major Major , Captain Captain , Captain Captain . First Lieutenant First Lieutenant . First Lizulznam First Lieutenant First Lieutenant First Lieutenant 02 00 Breedlove, Sam Markham, Junius Nichois, Marshall Rounsaville, OJinn Speer, James 0 Sweeten, Dalton McMahan, Elmo Eune Joe Buck, Raymund Boone, Ray'ord Brown, Robot J. Chnsnan, Tammy Claunch, Paul Cleveland, 0512 Dunn, Donald Hum, 2175mm Hulmes, Mxlburn OFFICERS SERGEANTS Captain . Second in Command First Lieutenant . Fi'st Lizutznant First leutznant . Firsk Lieutenant First leutznant Hamson, John EdiFurst Strqrant Ratlx l5, Malvin 7 Scrannk PRIVATES Lawson, Melvin McFarland, Howard Makme, Norman Smnh, Forrest M, Shana, Jams Thormon, Doswr Walton, Jams Wavy, Payton Wh-te, Pal deu Wvlson, Gilber! Wynn, Arlu l'um 4n Prm ,. 1:5 OFFICERS Smiley, Poss B. Jones, Flora Tate, Willie Fuquey, Jerome . cCoy, Herman SERGEANTS Wright GloverCFirst Szrsnnnt German Raymon lame an! Larner, Wayne Platoon SugeZnt CORPORALS Jmk ms Mon Starlmg, Howard erderspahn :Roscoz COW 2y Camaan Jam Gamblz Emory Allcn, Woodrow Ashton Pncz am tr Captain, .Spon Second, 1n Command . First Lieutenant Second Lieutenant WYau Wdlmm McC o ewls South ferns Dunon, lorend Lohrs, Johnh hn Eubanks, Garland PRIVATES Fuquay, Gmh Mdynard,Curlis Suddall, Ca d Gama Ram and Meradnh, Tam Sklnner', Robert 600 dw mCubom Mules, Zack 5me, Gravzs,Bnb Moore, , . 5e4n6vd,Joh n Hm, Harold Munsan, Hyman Se Cyan, Howzll Headstuml Joe Neely, H C. Supp, H:cks,Thmman Patndst, Glen manner. Wham Hooker, Thomas Patterson, John urnev,J Haw. .4, BIHy Pukms, wake men 03..sz Kdlzn, Cong: pmckald, Reginald wahm, boualas K:nnzrly,JBiH Pot Willmms, Harold J :9 CZiv'UZOn w Z:v'UZOn OFFICERS Davis, Norris . Pruitt, Margarett Todd, Henry . Allen, 0. C. SERGEANTS Cmok, Wayneifint Suszdnt Johnson, Noblcipla erg can! Smum C. M Plalaon Sergunl Go ldbzck Be an Captain . Sponsor Second in Command . First Lieutenant Second Lieutenant Yaung, mum Jones Pau Blum'm: B. r mm Emu: CORPORALS Kama, wm: Mllam, Gm Ham , Hula mm m, w c Rhodes, Davis pm, JHuuman M Coy, Willard a. m PRIVATES Andvews, Vlvian Dean, 9. c. Lu, Joh Shula, w. A. Birdwgll Eldon Fvanks, Charles Lyons, John Smuh, Carroll Br rand russzl, J w. Mam , Tommy Shout! Bmmn Nathanmcl Guy, st Mavwnz, cm Stews , 13mm cu z bhn Haaler,Emory Nauan, J Te: L Cain, Eugm lvey. Carroll erck Hm. Torv ,An c u .w. Johnson, co s meE Llo yd mum, Mm ahl, Johnse , Huck I Pncc ovsan Thom sun, H Dav nport James Kzrmedy Russzll, Charles Whm, Ralph Davis, Ev u K-dd, L Schlasz, Edward Wilson syn D? uvah m wm. l'nyr 60' l'uyl' I; 7 OFFICERS Tate, Louis . . . . . . Captainr Hammdck, Vivian . . . . .onSp GriHin, O. I . . Secondr In Command SIaHord, Yates . I I .First Lieutenant Allen, W. P . . . . . Second Lieutenant SERGEANTS Ga e,VInlon7FiIs152Ie5etAn Emersan, J02 GII vcaih, Joe Plat noon fuscant DAncU,NuI Cunn n.5mn Wis dom Mcllhany, Grainatr n5: Igunt Paync, Vernon CORPORALS Fun, BzdIoId k, Sen HoIco mb, yJo: Russell, Scon Caner, MemII WIIIIHM Slallmdt2 Alba! MIIIU Chulzs PRIVATES Bavckmon, J02 DzFoId, H AI Kennedy, Gears: Szllman, W. C. Bennett, Aubrzy Farmcv, Gus La Gram J.C Speed, Robert Bradshaw, J. Palmer, Ia Mam , I Thomas, Hinds arson, Grad Finlay, Robtn Madison ElsIn Iod e ChapszI, B Franks, Ga MInoS va hIIds, Thomas entry, War! II Muzz, chzzll, Fred swan, Bryan Halbevt, Rabat Ormanda, Aden Wells, CI wan,Wayn Hendrick VIIIIard Pry 16. IA Goowuiuez, Nelson Cunningham, szn Hilbum, Ihul Readf VIII mm w Curry,Nor n Hodges Wade Redwmz, VaIlon WIIIIIord Hobson Davenpon, 5th Hot: com mm; w Ross, Wm Smll h Cl Md Dam, towell K0 rhman, Fund: Shem, Hugh n iZI-UZOn OFFICERS Elliott, Odell . Price, Bobby Louise illey, Gayle . ukz, Devere ?einheimer, Robert . . SERGEANTS EH10 , 90357F1rst Szrqzant , Is acoon'seraeam Bakes, Newtoni leloon Captain Sponsor Second In Command . First Lieutenant Second Lieutenant Crowxher, Ted Games, Roy Kenny, RV . Smrtbl Hevberl Susan! CORPORALS Lanalond, ad m, J. T. M rph, Hawk! Walls, Rev Sklnpcr, John Donoho, C L Jones, Paul k 75, J a PRIVATES Aumn, Robert Dm, Perry Hawthome, Harry Pbulhps, hm Bishop, Alden Dawson, Jerry Hm, M L. mum, Em Bunkznshwo Barnzy Dumcm Hm Gregg thwmc Arm Blankznshrp 8 am Dav homes c.:E,Edw. zed Sco onzy,WIh ankugmvm Kenny, av ach,Georae Brown, Ja 6mm, Frank Lu, Averv Rasco, Grady Bumz, Kmm resham, Louls McDamcl, Lconud Scan, Jam cm Chum Gums, am Mom m n scmm. mm c MMAIM Hamzr,ChaHes Norman,A.N, Shroush.n,L.a Codlsan, syn, Harper, John O'Nm, Warren Simmons R w aws, Lamar Hams, Tom Payne, Vernon Sm U 2 51:ZOn 1mm us Page 69 OFFICERS Capldin . Sponsor Second in Command E First Lieutenant SERGEANTS Mort nan, PamiFirsl Sergeant Shelton, Frank-Platoon oSzrsunl Henri .50 Ausun Plato German ermer Gammasc, Allen Yen, Horace W 0 0m, Sxanlva av .I..m 0mm Orwllz Ems r Second Lieutenant Coilms, Georg; Lauahhn, Lloyd amzr, Howar OSevseanl Bryant, Howard CORPORALS m, H. D. , Tm Moms, Jack .I ma Eu skis Rzinhardl, Fred PRIVATES E chdvl McCluns R. Sprllev, H. L. hnley, Albm Moody, E. Sturdivant, E Fm, Herb: Mullov, P, ayxor, E C Gsilher,Thomas Murphy, y. Terry, E L vbson, st Nebleu, P. Tumbow, L HuckabY,WIllmm OIwer,W. M, Turner, E r Hudson,Fr k Pistol: H ebb, B chn, o , 52mm, c. ercoxscn,l E Kuchlz rudmk Pucker, J. Wllso Larkln, Wan w Sides, Jones, 'M Lugon, Suibnng C. 510po5 J Watson, w Mamn, G. aunders,R Erma? M YV r EZiE'UZOn Z:v'UZOn 'I'I Friou, Reuben Pierson Louisz . Friou, daborne . Kouri, Ernw Relay, Cldud . OFFICERS SERGEANTS Ru , Rabmifim Sergeant Urwin, . .- Ialoon Serscam Button, Trumaniplatoon Serszanl CORPORALS Shave, Nelson Joplin, Robert Burns, Edwud Grounds, Frank Captain . Sponsor Second in Command . First Lieutenant Second Lieutenant McLemovc Krnnuh Whne,E S. Lovtlesx, a. G. Adams, .J. Brawn Frzd PRIVATES Allen, Gerald Flizdcn, Lean ry. Powell wmmn Avmslrons, H. C. Fry, Noel McClain, Doyle Shaw, 2. etts, Lester Fox, Marsh Il Max, Robert Slay, Malcolm Budge: Phillxp Hamllon, Marvm Muchzll, Dan Iont, Buvntc urk, dwille H glen Ian Moore, J. Tubbs, A. D ka, Charles Hendricks, Jack Morraw Grady Torrance Roy wry, Nuson J h n, Jo Mount, Gums: Turner, Ian Edmundson, L mam, Gm amen Tuvix Faunllzlo ,J, Le ,w Fovd, B. :3. w 6 Wilson, Walker w-lhams, Marvln W Mac Puye 70 First row: Second row: Third row: Fourth row: Page 11 loland Dutton, Ben Franklin Mclnroe, Grainger Mcllhdny, Leland Turnbo, Roy Watts, Valton Redwine, Newton Birkes, J. T Urwin, E. S, White. Joe Gilbreath, Wayne Crook, Noble Johnson, Joe Emerson, BiH Blesingame, Roy Gaines, William Paul Jones, Odis Lewis, Ted Crowther, Austin Harrison, Robert Joplin Jim Carrigan, Earnest Eldon Birdwell, Weldon Young, Ben Goldbeck, Ross Elliott, B. G. Loveless, Wisdom Curington, Bedford Furr, Frank Shelton, Truman Bretton, George Jefferson, Dennis Jarrett. G. R. Goodrich, Carroll King, George Collins, Vinton Gage, Jack Morris, Harold Padgett, Carlton Rhodes, Marvin Ratliff, Wallace Rhodes, Malcolm Slay. 0342 rnc37urnm ZOO-Ilvr'o xny wn FiRST PLATOON, COMPANY D Adams, Elbert Bcwick, C51. Bums, Hurv Blankmshm, Bmm Caraway, Nvm Cain, Chavlzs melher, Ted Davis, Stanley Deckev, Cecd Edmanson, Lconard EHIS, Fred Reinhzimer, Robert Firsk Lieutenant, Platoon Leader Birkes, Newton Platoon Sergeant FKHIZY, Albert Phxllips, Rance Games, Roy Pucken, Lloyd Gaskin, Neal Rzunhardt, Frzd Gibson, Jess: Schroelu, Anh Harpet, John Scott, James Hanis, Tom Shropshuz, Om Huckzbs, lelmm Smith, W. D. Kay, H. 0 Todd, Monro: McDaniels, Leonard Tuclm, Emmett Mulch, Halold Turnzr, W, F Oliver, Billy Wdcoxson, Earl Budlemn, RAY Page 72 W. J, WISDOM FootdeIiBasketbaH Football Squad of 1934 Page 75 H. J. SANDERS Football Plowboys in Action Page 75 Morris Jenkins - dc e tAII Conferenceh Wayne Croo wGuarcD tAll Conferenceh Ross Smilewaackle Maurice HooveriEnd, Captain Ray CouseriQUdrter CAII Conferenceh Md rk TayloriGUdrd On September '10 the Plowboys gath- ered Fifty strong to start training for one of the hardest sea- sons any Tarleton team ever Faced With return of Hoover, Todd, Ogle, enkins, Smiley, Taylor, Crook, Couser, Turner, Long, and Killian, Tarleton had the backbone of a real team. After three weeks of hard work in which the Plowboys lost several goo prospects played t A. because of injuries they he powerful A. C. C. Witdcats. . bragged an AIl-American mention in Keys but this did not dHect the Plowboys, as they completely out- played the Wildcats, but were tied by the score of 6-6. Couser, Turner and Taylor played outstanding games for the Plowboys while Keys was outstanding for . The Plowboys rested a week and had an easy time deiedting Chhon College by the score of 516 night game on Hayes Field the Plowboys hre to completely out-class the Daniel The Hillbillies were fortunate to tie Tarleton 6-6. ouser again proved him. self a great player and in the line Jen- kins was outstandmg. Snodgrass and Howard played great ball for the Bilhes. oward was a former Tarleton player. Page 76 Henry Todd-End tCo-Captain-Eleco David Rhoadngdckle Coach Wisdom had his char es primed for the $ catur College lne dlans. This was the First Conference game and proved to be a great start for Tarleton. The Plow- boys turned on the power and won the game by the score of 91-7. This game proved that many of the new men were real ball players. Graves and Moore were as good as wanted at center. Cage, Grey, and Kennerly were the depend able new men in the backfield. This game sent Tarleton OH to a Flying start in their chase for the conference Flag The reserves got a chance to show their wares and they sparkled, The Dixie University boys were swamped by the topehedvy score of 46-0, This game proved that the Tarleton reserves were Capable, and Wllllng to Carry On. The next week the plowboys ran into a stone wall 03nd so did the Polhwogsh. The T, C. U. freshmen were played in Fort Worth and this game ended as it started, 0- 0. Although neither team was able to score, both showed how two great defensxve team: can play ball Harold Hart-Guard Phii CageiQuarter Lewis Gray ?Ha Woodrow Killian hFull X, s L 5144 I'um' 77 Here is where the rub comes in. So spoke the plowboys alter they had been defeated by the Weather- lord College Coyotes by the score of 27-13 The Coyotes played great ball and deserved lots of credit but not the credit of beating the Plowboys, It seemed to be Tarleton's ol'l night and the Coyotes took advan- tage of it. This game let Weatherford win second place in the conference race. Long and Couser played a great game in the backField with Taylor and Hoover being powers in the lines Jones and lsbell were Weatherford's great men. The next weelt the Plowboys came back with Fight and power to trounce the T. M, C, Bulldogs 6-0 in Terrellt Tl Mt Ct had the better team when put on paper but not when they went on the Football field. This proved that Little Bill Couser was as good as they get to be. He completely ballled and whipped the Bulldogs with his speed and powers Tt Mt C was never able seriously to threaten while the Plowboys time alter time pushed the Bulldogs all over the Field, The entire line played both a great ol'lensive and defensive game. The Ranger Rangers came to Stephenville with the intention of removing the Plowboys from the conference races The Plowboys, with the reserves playing most of the game, completely outplayed the Rangers and won the game 26-0. Cage and Gray played great games for Tarleton with the Ranger center being their outstanding player. On November 99, the N, T, A, C. Hornets came to Stephenville with the expectation of winning a ball game. This traditional game was marked with all the color and splendor of many earlier games between these two arch rivals. Even the rain and cold did not stop thousands of spectators from Filling Hayes Field, nor did it stop both teams from lighting hard and Fair to defeat the other. Both teams were in prime con- dition and ready For action, The game started at 9:30 P. M.; at 4 P M, the score remained the same as when the game started. Neither team was able to Top to Bottom: J. D. Turner-Full M65 ! leeiEnd Bob Graves-Center ROY AustiniEnd John Long-Hdlf Jude SmithiEnd Bill KennerlyiHalf T- A- MOO'CeCenter tCo-Captain-Eleco HUBl' Sharp-Half Royce H eardiTackl 2 Page 78 score but both showed they were willing to do their best. The entire team for Tarleton played great football and deserved credit. The Hornets could not be overlooked when praises were handed out. The season as a whole was as successful as that enjoyed by any former Tarleton team. Record crowds paid their respects to a band of fighting Plowboys by staying behind them whether they won or lost. CONFERENCE STANDINGS SEASONS RECORD TEAM WON LOST TIED Tarleton OPPONENT N.T1A.C. . 3 0 1 H 6e GeA.C.C. Weatherford ttttttt 4 1 O . 51 - 6 - Clifton J.T1A.Ct ...... 3 1 1 6 - 6 - Daniel Baker T M, C tttttttt 2 2 0 91 - 7 - Decatur Ranger ............ 1 4 0 . 46 - O - Dixie University Decatur ........ O 5 0 O - O - T C. U. Gish1 t 13 - 27 - Weatherford .. 6 - 0 - T. M. C. t 96 - O 7- Ranger 0 , O , N. T. At C. Yell Leaders and Athletic Sponsor truvau'egmg' 1 4-4. , Harold Padgett Elouise Dunwody Robevt Ruff Kenneth McLemore OKssistdnt Yell Leaded tAthletic Sponsoo tHeed Yell Leaded tAssistdnt Yell LeddeO rugz- 7:: BASKET BALL SQUAD The Piowboys Cagers started the season under a strain that would have broken the spint of nearly any team, An undefeated season makes any team marked by all oppon- ents. The Plowboys began the season with a victory over the Sproles Transfer Com- pany of Fort Worth, who won the independent league of Texas. They continued the undefeated record For sixteen straight games and completed the season undefeated. This record has never been equaled by any other college team in Texas, The loss of Captain Glover was a severe blow to the team but that alone was not enough to stop them. Coach Wisdcm, Arthur Torvie, Vernon Payne, Cortez Klllen, Jude Smith, Oran Spears, Elmer Fintey, James Britt, Jim Carrigan, Willie Tate, Joe Headstredm. l'uyr' M BASKET BALL PLAYERS Tate of the Plowboys was high scorer of the conference with 194 points, and Britt was second with 137. This closed Tarleton's second year as undefeated champions of the Central Texas Conferenceh Top row: Willie Tate, Jimmy Britt, Vernon Payne, Oran Spears, Joe Headstredm Bottom row: Jude Smith, Jim Ccrriganl Arthur Towie, Cortez Kilhn, Elmer Finley h ,-. . Mlnwnm i, -mwnnmif , MINERVA . Whhfg Page 31 Basket Ball scores For the season: Tarleton 33 .......................... Sproles Tarleton 4Q .......................... T, P. Oilers Tarleton 29. ........................ Daniel Baker Tarleton 39 .......................... Howard Payne Tarleton 47 .......................... Daniel Baker Tarleton 73 .......................... T. W1 C. Tarleton 41 .......................... T, M. C, Tarleton 51 .......................... Decatur Tarleton 33 .......................... Weatherford Tarleton 65 .......................... Hillsboro Terleton 40 .......................... N T. A, C. Tarleton 63 .......................... T. M. C. Tarleton 80 .......................... Hillsboro Tarleton 4'I .......................... Decatur Tarleton 39 .......................... Weatherford Tarleton 49 .......................... N. T. A2 C, wimp 11;!11lxaielsl7lbis14ll 14 15 22 34 31 17 23 37 23 2o 28 25 1o 29 28 29 Pugs 82 TRACK With one of the most promismg teams in the history of the CoHege, Coach Frazier had his men start trdimng early in the spring. With the return of Five Iettermen, Gage, Breedlove, Jefferson, Elliott, and Crook, and with the addition of Johnson, Harper, Skinner, Moser, Finley, Britt, Smith, and several others, the team looked like d sure winner. The First meet was the Southwestern Exposition meet. Tarleton won handily From Schreiner, N. T. A. C, Paris Junior, Cameron Agnes, and Texarkana Jumor College. This meet proved that the team was one of the best in the state, TRACK SQUAD Back row: Pigs, Wilkinson, Allen, Cheek, Elam, Maynard, Britt, Dyess, Evndge, Decker, Harrist Frontrow: Coach Frazier, Jefferson, Crook, Elliott, Johnson, Moser, Breedtove, Harper, Finley, Gage, Skinner, Smith, Coach Sanders. Pam x3 Here's hoping the boys keep up the good work and maintain the good record that the team of 1934 had by winning the conference championship by an overwhelm- ing victory. Left to right, beginning at top row: Sam Breedlove, Odell Elliott, Ralph Moser, Wayne Evridgel William Elam, Vinton Gage, George Jefferson, Wayne Crook, Willie Pigs, Jude Smith, Elmer Finley, Robert Skinner, Jimmie Britt, O. C. Allen, Edwin Dyess, John Harper, Archibald Wilkinson, Roy Cheek, Cecil Decker, Clovis Johnson, Curtis Maynard, Tom Harris. Pugs N CROSS COUNTRY The Cross Country Team easily defeated the N, T. A. C. boys between halves of the Thanksgiving football game, and again proved our superiority over our rivals the Aggies, Left to right: Willie Pigs, Cecil Decker, Vinton Gage, William Elam, Clovis Johnson, John Harper, Coach Oscar Frazier, l'rlur N5 TENNIS Coach Oliver called his tennis players together and started training about the First of March. A great squad reported, and it looks like another conference championship For the Plowboys. First row: Nelson Goutzrzz, James Walton, Harry Pistole, Ted Norwood, Stanley Davis. Second row: James Wilkerson, Ross Elliott, Tom Wood, Hilary Moore, John E, Oliver, Coach. Pugr mi GOLF With the return of Neal Dancer, the conference champion, the golfers of John Tarleton seem to have a great chance to add another cup to their numerous collection and prove Tarleton's superiorityh Left to right: Grady Morrow, Jack Morris, Coach Wisdom, Neal Dancer, Otis Shropshire, Wilson Ross, I'Ilm' s 7 GIRLS' BASKET BALL SQUAD Twelve girls were awarded the college letter in basket ball this year. Members of the T Association include Mary Lois Griggs, Mary Ella Wyly, and Cleo Stephens. First row: Noleta Hardie, Leona Bryant, Mary Ella Wyly, Helen Lanham, Delphine Deering, Hazel Collins, Margaret Hamilton, Mary Bert McAfce. Second row: Irma Doyle, Virginia Westbrook, Reba J, Boatlzr, Lola B, Lackey, Cathdryn Rushing, Lois Brown, Lillian Fletcher, Crystin: Brandon, Roxie Mac Graves, Nelda Dittrich, Marjorie Crew. Third row: Elive Vines, Lillie Mac Driver, Cleo Stephens, Ida Ruth Riley, Mildred Manly, Mary Lois Griggs, Ozzlla Bryant, Faye Abbott, Ezziz Mae Yarbroush. w ! W- l'uyr xx GIRLS' TENNIS TEAM Nine girls entered the Final tennis tournament. The six highest point girls will be awarded the college letter. Justine Limroth earned the college letter in tennis and membership into the T Association last year. In the picture from left to right are: Nora Bell Ldtham, Dorothy Ratchford, Louise Roe, Sammy Ruth Cdsbeer, Romalee Wright, Justine Limroth, and La Verne Whitacre. Absent players: Erma Wolfe, Frances Tate llllv xn-Iun VJ a igliiik! Page :19 TARLETON TUMBLERS The Tumblers entertained between halves at football games and as 5 Floor show at several dances The team was coached by Mabry Ogle. Fnrst row: Kenneth McLemore, Cari Bewick, J. T Urwin, Kermit Euslle, Roy Gaines, Otis Shropshire, Frank Hudson. Second row: Ted Crowther, William Hunter, Roy Cheek, Willard McCoy, Raymon Black, George Kennedy, Mabry Ogle, 1'le :HI ACTIVITIES IN TARLETON One of the most exciting events of the school year is the selection of the favorites. This year every student was allowed to select his candidates. The Five highest lor each honor were placed on the ballot The result of the election remained a secret until the Christmas dance, Flora Jones and Ray Couser were selected as ALLi TARLETON GIRL and ALL-TARLETON BOY Margaret Pruitt was voted the PRETTIEST GIRL and MacField McDaniel the MOST MILITARY MAN The Juniors also were represented by Norma Ratlitl as BEST FRESHMAN GIRL and Ted Crowther as BEST FRESHMAN BOY. Mary Fae Banks, MAY QUEEN ol1934, is also included in the Favorites' section, Student organizations of the college include both social clubs and professional clubs. Girls' as well as boys' social clubs entertain with dances, picnics, and dinners throughout the years The prolessional clubs are instructive as well as interesting and prove to be a help to all students. We have included in our Feature section this year some of the most common scenes that are familiar to every Tarleton students The sketches help to illustrate the calendar of the year. Those students who are interested in journalism spend many hours of labor and worry working on the J-TAC or the GRASSBURR. But after it's over and Finished haven't we enjoyed it all? Pugs 9.2 fAVHDHB FLORA JONES All Terleton Girl RAY COUSER All Tarletcn Boy MARGARET PRUITT Prettiest Girl 1,! MacFIELD MCDANIEL Most Militaw Man NORMA RATUFF Best Freshman Girl TED CROWTHER Best Freshman Boy MARY FAE BANKS May Queen,1034 IWIIDB 19, 21. 22 Are aBand men n7 More initiation, Just laning. Two dizzyfor words. More aning?7 An ex-serseanL Little Boy Jenkins. She' 5 mamed now, boyst Move on! A representatwe of the men CALENDAR FOR THE YEAR SEPTEMBER Registration began with more than the usual number of wideVeyed Freshmen standing In Me. With the meeting of the First classes, there were many who were lone, wondering, but not lost and that night the Plowboys tIed A ..C 6- 6. The Leadership Camp was hetd at Glen Rose to make plans for the coming year. Q4. The Studeaneculty reception in Hunewell Park was a beautiful affair. 25. The churches welcomed students at their annual receptions. 99 The Plowboys swamped Clifton 51-6, and that night the First aH-coliege dance was held in the Gym with the boys and girls attending separately. Woe to Tavleton when they re gone! Can he be Yetess chauffeur? One more Lab Girls, are they that funny? Move over! What have you, Billy? Feet Fits? Sid 5 First love They dont look sick. Good work, Odell What, twins! Looking for someone Elouise? Two of a kin OCTOBER In a night game with Daniel Baker the Plowboys again tied 6-6. Rush week beganl and all girls' social clubs entertained their rushees with a number of lovely parties. The sponsors, Mae Evelyn White, Flora Jones, Margaret Pruitt, Vivien Hammock, Bobby Louise Price, Mary Jo. Denton, and Louise Pierson were elected by the Cadet Corps. Dr Arthur Walwyn Evans was the lecturer at our First cheum The J. A P dance for their rushees was given, and afterwards the Plowboys defeated Decatur 2.1-7 15. 22. 23 25. Q7. 29. 31. Dr. Bizzell, d former president, and President T. O. Walton were chapel visitors. The Pre-de Club and their dates had their picnic at the College Farm The Meistersingers presented an entertaining program at lyceumt The Plowboys defeated Dixie University 46-0. The Talon; had a barbecue at vasum Hill. After a successful drive the Grassburr StaH began work. Halloween with a party and a dance. The Gym was transformed into a spider web, and the Dormitory parlors were a den of ghosts. A Loyal Tarletonitet What a trip to Gten Rose! An oath? Maybe some day he'll be an artist. Look what was done to the pledges! Loafers! Picnicking-e Girls only. Who are you laughing at, Duck7 Margaret and her pals, At rest? Look at the birdie, boys. Whah the Band again! NOVEMBER 3. The Architecture Club had a steak barbecue at Garner Park. 7. The girls made a grand cadet corps on their annual aH-girls, picnic at the College Farm The boys had to march to town for the First time as part of the Armistice program '12. The promotion list was posted and 52 officers received commissions, and incidentally, the straps and shiny buttons. Q1. E. T. C. Club organized with Mrs. Woodward as sponsor. 99. 96. Q7. Q9. The campus looked like a page From a comic section as the girls' social clubs initiated their new p e ges. Preparations for the N. T, A. C. visit began with a series of pep rallies. The favorites were elected in chapel, but their identity remained a secret until the Christmas ance, Turkey Day and how it rained! The Recreation Hall was opened, and it served as a meeting place for the many exes who returned. Dancing was aliowed until the game, which was a 0-0 tie, A tea was given by the Press Club immediateiy after the game At night the Gym was beautifully decorated in blue and white in honor of our guests, the Aggies. WHO'S WHO We nominate for Who's Who in Tarleton: Bobby Price as our hard-working editorl Willie Tate as the hi h point basketball man for this yeert A grid hero and AH Tarleton BoyH-Ray ousert Vivian Hammdck, the home town girl, makes good as t . S, president. Silver Key presidentiBt G. Loveless. Lieutenant Davis as the cadets' Friend, Heret yonder, and everywhereiMiss Westbrook and Dick Smith. Sam Breedlove as captain of the band and also track. Hester Muse as president of the J.A.Pt Club OVALS president-Louise Piersont Norris Davis as editor of the J-Tact The All Tarleton Girli'iFlora Jones. Elouise Dunwody-the one and only athletic sponsor. Elnora Larson as president of the Dau Ta Ciub. . t . president and the J-Tdc's associate editoreMery Jo. Denton. Mrt Charlie Wilkins, IN TARLETON registrar of the coliege. Maurice Hoover, as captain of the Football team, led the Plowboys to Victory. He's a keen guy$olonel Me aniel. Our eani . omes Davis. Yates Stafford, president of the Talons Club and vice-president of the Stu- dents' Council. Reuben Friou really worked as Grassbur Business Manager. Robert RuH, as the yell leader and president of the Senior Class Audre Hallmark helped the Aggettes have a good time this year. At the carnival we caught Gabe Lewis, Dean of Men, and Miss Lurlyne Sellers, secretary to the Registrari Odell Elliot- Dragons Ciub president. Les Lunettes had a good time with Mary Mulloy as resident. S, E. Blair as president of the Students' COUnCil and president of the S. Oi Jack Smith as business manager of the JeTaci Center: The Jazz Orchestra. DECEMBER Marcus Gordon, brilliant American pianist, played For a large crowd at the cheum. 10 Don Blending told his experiences in Hawaiie 14. Signs of Christmas appeared as the trees and gate were decorated with lights 19, The Christmas dinner was given in the Dining Hall, and Christmas carols were sung. The formal Christmas dance was given, and the Grassburr favorites were announced 91 Holidays began, and by noon the campus was deserted. The pause that refreshes. Where 5 the castor oil? Pd, Md, and the kids Mac, where 5 Grace? A bird 5- eye view. Cmma, walk! ls mat our cook'P Back to schooL Wno is he, Sid'? So long, pal Waiting for someone. Where 5 the teacher? Go East, ycung men! 50 East. JANUARY Classes began again and how weary everybody looked, Dead week! Everybody started cramming. First semester ended, and two days were given between the semesters to recover From the Ennis. The Pollard Players presented HThe Intimate Stranger at the First lyceum number of the new semester. FEBRUARY The S, 0e 3 entertained with a Bowery Ball at the Recreation Hall. The J. A. Pe's gave a dance honoring the 0. We L. 3'5 and Les Lunettes. O. W. L 5. sponsored the show for privilege night The Press Club entertained with a dance The Plowboys won their thirtieth consecutive game when they defeated the strong T. M. C. team 63-93 5138an3? At Iast it's Finished. Freshman pals. Ted, was it worth Five dollars? Tarleton's Major Sports. The four horsemen Lonesome7 Look out, Yeary. Brother, can you spare a rude? Peeping Toms. Donht work too hard, boyst 14 92 95. Q7. Valentine Day! And the Silver Key Club gave a dance. The E. T. C. Club gave a lovely dance in the Recreation Hall. A lyceum attraction was given in the Auditorium. Les Lunettes entertained with a dancet MARCH 1 The Gym was packed as the Plowboys defeated N. T. Ae C, in the last basketball game of the season. The senior girls began wearing their white shoes and tie 5. TheHDormitory dance, with the girls making out their own programs, was given in the Recreation a . r I '9 B r r $697951, 3 n the fence. thttemen Todd. Another Friday morning. Here are the Architects, but wheres the chaperon7 arrlsHth's drilling? A good back! Sweet SUI! Do they ever study? How 5 the eggs, J. A. 13.57 Our friend, r. de. APRIL 1. Freshman Day! The Fish sought revenge on their upperclassment 17. Spring Holidays with Easter Sunday' What a treat it was to go home again. Parents' Day, and all chambrdys were stiff and starchy and the Sam Brownes shone as we showed Mama and Papa Tarleton s campust Hunewell Park was the scene of the spectacular May Fete. Everybody had guessed wrong about the identity of the May Queen. Is is cold, boys? Better hold onto it Good work, Tumblerst More truth than poetry. What a game! A real Band, The exes return. MAY 7. Dead week began For the Seniors. 14. Examinations for the graduating Seniors began. '19. Baccalaureate sermon for the Seniors. 20. Commencement exercises were held that night in the Auditorium. 24. ExadmfinatLorgs For the underclassmen begant What a time they had trying to study after the Seniors 3 ms 2 . 98. School is out, and '34-'35 was a happy yearnto be remembered alwaySaHShould auld acquaint- ance be Forgot and never brought to mind? STUDENTS' COUNCIL 0 OFFICERS S E. Blair . . . e e . President Yates StaHord , . . . e e Vice-President Vivian Hammack e e , , . Secretarvareasurer Ge 0. Ferguson e . 4 4 . Sponsor Mchield McDaniel, Elizabeth Shdhterl Judine Geisendorff, Barney Blankenship, Doyle Miller, Frances Tate, Grady Morrow, Otis Shropshire, Rhesa Cawyer. The Students' Council is composed of twelve students of the college, These student representatives are elected from the Senior, the Junior, and the Sopho- more classese Their duty is to represent their classes in student government. Pay? 8 ASSOCIATION OF WOMEN STUDENTS OFFlCERS Vivien Hammdck . . e . . President Miss Mary Hope Westbrook . . Sponsor Elouise Dunwody . e . . e Viceipresident Mary MuHoy . . . . . . Secretarvareasurer Hazel Stroud, Hora Jones, Louise Bierson, Margaret Pruitt, Margaret Logan, Mildred Richardson, Bobby Louise Price, Margaret Hamilton, Norma RatliHv The Association of Women Students Council was organized m 1939-33. The Council is composed of twelve members, ten senior girls elected each sprmg by the glrls' skudent body, and two junior members chosen by the councilv elect. The purpose of the A. W. S. Council is to promote closer relation, ship among 3M5 of the school themselves as well as the Faculty members, and to be of assistance to all girls Financiellv, scholamically, and SOCIdHY whenever posmblev Pry III! COLLEGE CHORUS Front row: Wilma Helen Morton, Shirley Davis, Martha Jackson, Wilma Barnett, Irma Doyle, Norma Ratliff, Nellie Faye Bradley, Mary Bert McAfee, Judine Geisene dorFf, Elizabeth ShaHer, Audre Hallmark, Jessie Moody, Viola Fisher, RuthCrenshaw. Second row: Mary Ruth Allison, Elba Bains, Fay Jones, Hazel Nordyke, Leora Hodges, Waldine Lesley, Mary Alice Mitchell, Freda McCorkle, Mary Briggs, Virginia Douglass, Georgia Gwathmey, Fanora Neeb, Eulalia Campbell, Verdle Browning, Margaret Miller, Opal Teagle. Third row: Harold Padgett, J. W. LeBusl We A. Boneyl Hinds Thomas, Wayne Lowe, Jim Reed, Rolls Henryl We C, Jordan, Forrest Smith Elbert Adams, oy Gaines, Billy Oliver, John Harrison, Kermit Bustle, William Huckeba, Earl Gough, director, Fourth row: M. D. McCormick, Vinton Gage, Sid Ldngford, Melvin Lawson, Albert Conan, Bill Shuler, Avery Lee, Albert StaHord, Bedford Furr, Billy White, Lowell Tackett, Bryant Blankenship, R. W. Simmons, Ioland Dutton, Thomas Woods. The College Chorus occupies an important place in Tarleton activities. Besides singing in chapel and For special programs on the campus, it IS often invited to entertain at local and near-by schools. In the spring the Chorus enters an intercollegiate choral singing contest. I'uyr 1:0 Page 121 OFFICERS' CLUB OFFICERS MacFielcl McDaniel . . . . President Lieut. George M. Davis . . . . Sponsor Odell Elliott . . . . . . Vice-President M. D. McCormick . . . . . Secretary-Trzasurer Burke Horton, Doyle Miller, Quinn Rounsaville, Claude Raley, W. P. Allen, Willie Pigs, Robert Reinheimer, Ross Smiley, Herman McCoy, Gayle Hillzy, Reuben Friou, Doyle Yardley, Devere Luke, Jerome Fuquay, Wayne Evridge, Gerald Richey, Yates Stafford, S. E. Blair, Joe Clonts, Ralph Perrymdn, J. C Fox, W. L. Gotcher, Norris Davis, Harold Beaty, Junius Markham, J. D. Hicks, Claborne Friou, Dale Vaughan, John Simpsonl 0 A. Griffin, Elmo Mchhdn, Jack Smith, O C. Allen, Sam Breed- Iovq Jimmie Speer, Henry Todd, Ernest Kouri, Mabry Ogle, Louis Tate, John Long, Ray Austin, Ray Couser, Curtis Meeks, Marshall Nichols, Dalton Sweeten, Norman Moore, Will Port Hall. , The Club is composed of officers of the Tarleton Cadet Corps. It fosters military courtesy and discipline. TARLETON PLAYERS The Tarleton Players have presented several dramas during the year. The mam one was the contest play that was entered in the OnewAct Play Contest of Texas Junior Colleges called Radioh by Alice C. D. Riley. CAST Jim Stewart, a farmer ....................................... Edwin Dyess Marnie Stewart, his wife ............................. Jo Anita Wayland Ted Connelly, machinery salesman and mechanician ........ James W. Davenport Page 12.! AGGETTES .- -. .4 Front row: Nelda Dittrich, Mary Bert McAfez Jennie Lee Withers, Mary Higgs Brandon, Helen Lanhdm, Maxine Hendrix, Mayo Hollis, Hazer Nordgike, Mattie Mae Greenway, Jeanette Egbert, Christine Lenox, Mary E. Jones, Judine Geisendor , Margaret Pruitt Vice-Presiden0, Elizabeth Shaffer Ureasureo, Audr: Hallmark Wresideno, Lois Brown, Virginia Westbrook, Winnie Barker. Second row: Waldine Lesley, Mary Ethel Ivzy, Dortha Sue James, Leota Hodges, Mary E. Davis! Shirley Davis, Wilma Barnett, Mary Vznable, Mary Jane Miller, Athena Smith, Pauline Starnes: Marguet Miller, Laura Kirk, Elnora Larson, Faye Abbott, Mary Hudson, Nadine Keith, Irma Doyle, Leona McGilvray, Pauline Davis. Third row: Ora B Nichols, Annyce Evans, Sid Grecey, Norma Ratliff, Mary JeHers, Helen Thomp- son, Mary Alice Mikchell Viola Fisher, Jessie Moody, Velma Moody,Wilma Cummings, Lucy Howell, Merle Sumeml, Mildred Manley, Reba Statum, Ouadd Morris, Cloda Wyatt, Dorothy Mcllvanc, Miss Laura Fellman Sponsor; Fourth row: Anna B Walker, La Verne Farmer, Dorothy Smith, Mary Cockrill, Clara Nell Mc- Dermztt, Hazel Woods, Fanora Neeb, Marcie Reed, Grace Short, Lois Walker, Faye Underwood, Elizabeth King, Carolyn Case, Mary Kathleen Sandidgzl Vela Hall, Ruth Roberts, Hazel Wortham, Minnie B. Lee. Fifth row: Leora Hodgzs, Virginia Howard, Marjorie Morris, Louise Perry, Georgia Gwathmzy, Lady Grace Whaley, Leona Bryant, Mary Ella Wyly, Nora Bell Latham, Virginia Douglass, Nellie Faye Bradley, Katherine thders, Louise Sanders, Juanita Riordan, Nancy Fred Jones, Dorothy Dale Key, Johnsiz Jo Steele, Ezziz Mae Yarbrough, Mary Lee West. Sixth vow: Gwendolyn Beckley, Christine Tate, Mildred Keller, Dorothy Carey, Clarice Andrews, Sammy Casbeer, Noletd Hardy, Fern Meisenheimer, Sarah Tom Kimbrough, Dorine McMunay, Dorothy Ratchford, Hazel Collins, hasa Cawyerl Nell Decker, Maraara Kitchens, Jane Gold- beck, Martha Brown, Jen S. Terhune, Jo Frances McNally, Marjorie Walker, The Aggette Club is the women's athletic club of Tarleton. It fosters a spirit of friendship and democracy Page 1 23 T. T. P. n A A - CLUB MEMBERSHIP Back row: Todd, Johnson, ???, ???. Front row: Evridge eVicewPresidenO, Markham, Hall, Elliott, ???, Blair Upresideno, Oliver GponsoO. The TTP'S, a brother club of the TTS, is one of the oidest clubs on the campus, It was organized in the years gone by when Tarieton was in her infancy as a state institution. The club is not a social organization; its duty IS to keep up the spirit of the student body during the athletic season. It is composed of ten members, who gather at a secret meeting place at night,- thelr identity is kept secret until their last six weeks in Tarleton. pm a V Pu ye 12,5 T. T. S. CLUB MEMBERSHIP Back row: Jones, Short, ???, 77?. Front row: Slatkeu, Muse tpresidenO, Glover tSponsoO, Dunwody, Ator, Price, Shatter tSecretary-Treasureat The TTSVS or the Ten Tarleton Sisters, is one of the oldest organizations on the campus. It is a sister organizatxon ot the TTP'S. Its purpose is to eneouraqe the proper spirit toward athletics and to arouse college spirit The require- ments for membership are the highest of any club in the college. It is a secret organization because the member: work for the glory of the college without any thought of personal gain Paw 125 OFFICERS Gene Milam . . . . . . President H. N. Smith . . . . . . Sponsor Ted Norwood . . . . . . Vice-President Harold Padgett . . . . . Secretary-Treasurer John Long, Quinn Rounsavillz, Hal Rowlett, Donald Salter, Lamar Davis, Harry Hawthorne, Arlis Wyatt . The T L T Club was organized October 95, 1934, to promote friendship among boys from all sections of the stete-from the Red River to the Rio Grande, and from the Panhandle to the East Texas border. It has given several social affairs. Page 126 LES LUNETTES OFFICERS Mary Mulloy . . . . . . President Miss Titia Belle Blanks . . . Sponsor Margaret Hamilton . . . . . Vice-President LaVzrne Whitacre . . . . . Secretary-Treasurer Vivian Hammack, Mary Elizabeth Chandler, Margaret Logan, Mary Katherine Funk, Frances Tate, Mdzelle Cowan, Ella Frances Chandler, Hazle Nutt. Les Lunettes Club, the oldest social club in Tarleton, was organized in Decem- ber,19QO, consisting of eight girls and their sponsor. It is a tradition of the club to limit its membership to Stephenville girls. Page 121 OFFICERS Hester Muse . . . . . . President Elisabeth Mdyhew . . . . . Sponsor Melba Ator . . . . . . Vice-President Margaret Pruitt . . . . . Secretary-Trzasurer Grace Short . . . . . . Reporter Sid Gracey, Bobby Louise Price, Flora Jones, Norma Ratliff, Elizabeth Stafford, Nancy Price, Elouise Dunwodyl Dorothy Carey. The J A. P. Club was organized by twelve girls and Miss Bernice McDonald 55 sponsor in the fall of 1927. The Club was reorganized this year with Miss Elisabeth Mayhew as sponsor, three old members, and nine pledgesh The members have enjoyed several socials, and are looking forward to many more in the futureh Page 125 OFFICERS Louise Pierson . . . , President Dexta King . . . . . Sponsor Martha Gain . . . . . Vicz-President Judine GeisendorFf . . . . Secretary Jen S. Terhune, Edwina Sparks, Evelyn Fitzhugh, Sammy Casbeer, Mary Elizabeth McAuliHe, Mary Bert McAfze, Grace Chandler. The O W. L. S Club was organized in 1995 with twelve charter members. The purpose is to create a more intrinsic Feeling of Frizndliness and to promote a closer tie of social relationship among the girls Page 12!? SONS OF TARLETON SOCIETY OFFICERS S E. Blair . . I . . President Lieutenant George M. Davis I I I Sponsor Will Port Hall . . . . . Vice-President Sid Ldngiord, Billy White, Clyde Wells, BIH Gay Kennerly, Harold Murph, Junius Markham, Paul Claunch, Noble Johnson The S. O. T. S. was organized and recognized by the college in 1932 for the purpose of giving its members a better social education in regard to the college and other Functions, This society has always been ready to sponsor any worthy cause for the beneiit oi the college and its student body. l'thII' LII; TEJAS CLUB mugs OFFICERS Hazel Stroud h h h . . . President Miss Adele Clem . , . . . Sponsor Christine Glenn h . . . . h Vice President Esther Homeyer . , . . . SecretaryhTreasurer Anne McGilI h h . h . . Reporter Mayo Hollis, Helen Lanham, Hazel Wortham, Lillian Doris Fletcher, Sarah Torn Kimbrough, Justine Limroth, Minnie Sporer. The Tejds Club was organized in the fall of 1933, with Miss Adele Clem as sponsorh The purpose of the club is to promote a spirit of Friendly co- operation and wholesome entertainment For club members and the girls of the student body. Puyr I U S. O. S. CLUB OFF!CERS Mary Jo. Denton . . h . . President Miss Mosellz Hilswick . . . Sponsor Elizabeth ShaHer h . . . . Vice-Przsidznt Audre Hallmark . . . . . Secrztary-Treasurel Kathleen Moss, Evelyn Clonts, Jennie Lee Withers, Will Anna Holton, Geraldine Black, Fay Hamilton The S O. S. Club was Founded in 1931 by ten sisters who were all First- yeer students of Tarletonh It was a new club of new girls who had new ideas. The object of the club was to promote a spirit of friendship and happy social life among the members. The membership is limited to thirteen. l'uyl' 1.1.? DRAGONS OFFICERS Odell Elliott . , . . . President A. M, McMahdn . . . . Sponsor James Reed . . , . . . 'Vice-President Bill Bldsingame . , . Secretary-Treasurer William Huckeba, Wayne Evridge, Reuben Friou, Edwin Dyess, James Davenport, Willie Tate, Ross Elliott, Joe Clonts, Lewis McCoy. The Dragons Club was organized in 1933 with James Reed, president; Autis Mchhan, faculty advisor; and three charter members, Eight other members were taken in during that year. Puyz' 1.1.4 OFFICERS Elnora Larson I . . . . President Mrs Swan Richardson . . . I Sponsor Nelda Dittrich . . . . I Vice-President Carolyn Slaikeu I I , . . Secretary Cathdryn Rushing, Faye Abbott, Mildred Richardson, Laura Kirk Clarice Andrews, Nell Decker, Margaret Kitchensl Reba Boatler. The Daughters of Tarleton Society was established in 1933 by a group of girls whose purpose was to start :1 club to stImulate the friendship between women students, to enter wholeheartedty into all activities of the college, and to uphold to the best of their abllity the Finest things of Me, that are implied In being HaII-Tdrleton. mm: 1.I I E. T. C. CLUB OFFICERS Athena Smith . . . . president Mrs. G W Woodward . . . Sponsor Mary Jane Miller . . A . Vlce-President Mary Venablz . . . . . Secretary Pauline Stdrnes . . . . . Reporter Hazel Nordyke, Mattie Mae Greenway, Vdudine Williams, Marguerite Thomas, Wilma Barnett, Mary Beth Thomas, Leela Segdrs. The E. T C. Club was organized in October of 1934. The purpose of the organization IS to create a more friendly feeling among the members of thz studznt body of John Tarleton College. Paar Hi SILVER KEY CLUB 1-0 OFFICERS B G. Loveless . . e e . e President R L, McCoHum . . . . . Sponsor Robert Ruff . . . e . , . Vice-President Lewis Gresham . . . . , SecretaryeTredsurer Cedborn Goodwin, Joe Emerson, Paul Mulloy, Joe Bdrekman, Bob Graves, W'dlker Wilson, Clark Campbell. The Silver Key Club was organized in 1933 as a social club of John Tarleton. The main purpose of the club was to promote fellowship among the club mem- bers and Fellow students. The Silver Key Club strives for the betterment of Tarleton's social life and will cooperate with the faculty in every way possible. I'nllP 1.15 TALONS CLUB OFFICERS Yates Stafford h . . . . . . President James Gardner . . . . . . Sponsor James Cargile . . . . . . . Vice-President Gerald Richey . . . h . . Secretary Jack Smith, M. D McCormick, Burette Stone, George Collins, John Harrison, William Mdrtindale, Peyton Weaver. The Telons Club is a boys' social club organized in 1933 The symbol of the club is a tdlon, a foot with four claws, the significance of which is known to members only. hX . Kniv- Page 137 BEAUX ESPRITS OFHCERS W. P. Allen . . . . . . President E. C. Johnson . . . . Faculty Adviser Hinds Thomas . . . . . Vice-President O. C. Allen . . t . . Secretary A. N. Norman . . . . . Treasurer Gayle Hilley . . h . . Sergeant-atvdrms Herman McCoy, Harry Wilder, Jim Carrigan, Jude Smith, Marvin RatliH, Reginald Henley, H, C Armstrong, Johnny Johnson, Bill Webb. The Beaux Esprits Club was organized in the spring of 1935 For the purpose which the name implieSito enjoy the present day. The motto adopted to sig- nify the purpose is HToujours aais. Page 153 ENGINEER? CLUB OFFICERS John P. Oliver . . . . . . Sponsor Wisdom Curington . . . . President Gayle Hilley . . . . . . Vice-President Valkon Redwine . . . . . Secretary-Treasurer Alton Redwine, Harvey DeFord, Robert Brown, York Murphy, Johnsie Jo Steele, Brown King, WiHiam Wilson, Willard McCoy, Russell Sanderson, Norman Malone, Earl Taylor, William C Richardson, JL, Jim Carrigan, Earl Wilcoxson, Robert Finley, Doyle McClain, Melvin Lawson, Peyton Weaver, William Hunter, OHen Turner, Jack Fauntleroy, Leonard McDaniels, Robert Mount, Thomas Doubeck, Paul Neblett, Lamar Davis, Jack Minor, Elvin Schldee, Ray Carter, Joe Roberson, Howard Hamer, Evans Moody, Herman McCoy. The Engineers' Club was organized many years ago when the Engineering Department began to grow here in Tarleton. It is a special interest club that endeavors to create a new view in the phases of Engineering. Page 139 PRE-LAW CLUB OFFICERS Joe Clonts . . . . . . President R. L Eaves . . . . . . . Sponsor A. H. Wilcox . . . . . Faculty Adviser Sid Langford A . . . . . Vice-President Edward Burns . . . . . . Secretary Barney Blankenship . . . . . Treasurer Charles Miller . . . . . Reporter J B. Akers, W. P. Allen, Evelyn Fitzhugh, Austin Harrison, Audie Belcher, B. G. Loveless, Elmo Mchhan, Willie Pigg, Edwin Dyess, James Davenport, Ted Crowther, Neal Dancer, Ross Elliott, Ben Goldbeck. The purpose of the club is to give educational programs and to have social Functions to create unity among the members. Page 1.50 SPEECH CLUB 1 IW OFFICERS Ben Golbeck A . . . . . President Lillie V. Lillarcl . . . . . Sponsor Christine Lenox . . . . . . . Secretary Nancy Fred Jones . . . . . . Reporter Ellwood Brown . . . . . . Vice-President Bob Williams, S. E, Blair, Charles Miller, Mary Elizabeth Davis, Shirley Davis, Rayford Boone, Jo Anita Wayland, Jessie Moody, Neal Dancer, Minnie B. Lee, John Paul Jones, James Davenport, Jeannette Egbert, Ora B. Nichols, Jo Hunt, Leona McGilvray, Frank W. Shelton, Audie Belcher. The Speech Club is open to any student interested in debate, dramatics, public speaking, or oratory. The purpose is to create and stimulate greater interest in speech in Tarleton. Page 141 ARCHITECTURAL CLUB OFFICERS Doyle Millzr . . . . . . President James Gardner . . . . . . Sponsor Robert Reinheirnzr . . . . Vice-President Tom Meredith, Mariana Lanford, J. P. Oliver, Bill Blasingame, Barney Blankenship, Paul Jones, J. B. Scale, Archibald Wilkinson, Monroe Todd, The Architects club was organized to stimulate interest in architecture among students. Members of the club have received several high awards on ana- lytiques in contests held at A 21 M College, Page HZ FINE ARTS CLUB OFFICERS Odell Elliott . e . e . . e President Charles Froh . e . . . . . Sponsor Reba Statum . . . . . . . Secretary Elisabeth Mayhew, Howard McFarland, Louise Pierson, Iva Louise Trewitt, Nadine Keith, Verdie Browning, Ruth Crenshaw, Wilma Barnett, W. H. Shuler, Dorothy Murray, Leona McGilvray, Edwina Sparks, Margaret Logan, Ada Jean McKinney, Martha Jackson, Nancy Fred Jones, Margaret Miller, Irma Gilbreath, Clarice Jordan, Marguerite Thomas. The purpose of the Fine Arts Club is to create more genuine appreciation of good music among the club members by providing opportunities for them to perform in public and listen to others. The group of music lovers, comprising the club, are bound together by mutual interests. Puyr 1 w PALETTE AND BRUSH CLUB OFFICERS Mary Love Griffith . . . . President Miss Nona Wilson . . . . . Sponsor Mary Beth Thomas h . . . . Vice-President Leona McGiIvray . . . . . Secretary-Treasurer Pauline Davis . . . . . . Reporter Lucy Howell, Octavia Hunt, Evelyn Morgan, Audie Belcher, Burdette Williams, Harold E. Beaty, Lanette Steele, Wilma Barnett, Vernelle Perry. Not in the picture: Mary May Craddock, Mary Beth Davis. The Palette and Brush Club was organized in 1999 with fourteen members. It was re-organized in 1934 with seventeen members The purpose of the club is to become art conscious. Page 1H PRESS CLUB OFFICERS Hazel Stroud. . . . . . President First Semester Flora Jones . . , . . President Second Semester Roberta Clay . . . . . Sponsor Harold Beaty . . . . Vice-president Justine Limroth . . . . . Secretary Mary Jo. Denton . . . . Treasurer Jack Smith . . . . . Parliamentarian Ross Smiley, W P, Allen, Louis Tate, Mary Mulloy, Vaudine Williams, Mary Bert McAfee, Carolyn Slaikeu, Margaret Hamilton, Burke Horton, Reba Statum, William Paul Jones, Nelson Shave, Harold Padgett, Mary Cockrill, Bill Blasingame, Norris Davis, Mary Love Griffith, Mariana Lanford, Frances Tate, Bobby Price, Clara Nell McDermett, Hester Muse, Ross Elliott The Press Club was organized in the fall of 1932 to Foster interest in Tarleton's student publications, mm us HEART OF TEXAS CLUB OFFICERS Sid Ldngford . , . e e . President LdRue Hardin . . . e . . Faculty Adviser R. L. McCoHurn . e e . . Faculty Adviser Fred Ellis, Jr. e . . . . . Vice-President Grace Chandier Secretary-Treasurer Kathryn Speaker, Margaret Kitchens, Mary Ethel lvey, Viola Fisher, Nadine Hark- rider, Dorothy Smith, Sarah Tom Kimbrough, Nellie Faye Bradley, Rhesa Cawyer, Dorothy Ratchford, Wilma Cummings, Nora Bell Ldtham, Lois Parker, Wmnie Barker, Mary JeHers, Nell Decker, Evelyn Morgan, Frank Grounds, Mary Jane Miller, Herman Price, T. A. Parker, Norman Malone, Ornaloy Thompson, Jean Skipping, Grady Morrow, Leman Kennedy, Norma Ratliff, Marvin RatliH, Justine Limroth, Nelson Curry, Christine Glenn, Howard McFarland, Wayne Evrldge, The Heart of Texas Club was organized in 1933 with one of the largest memberships in school. The club is made up of students from the central counties of Texas. The purpose of the club is to boost John Tarleton College in the home countiese rum: 1 w ORDER OF DE MOLAYS TARLETON CHAPTER OFF!CERS Doyle Yardley . . . . . Master Councilor Harold Padgett . . . . Senior Councilor Henry Frey . . h . , . Junior Councilor Grainger Mcllhany , V Treasurer Bitts Palmer . . . . cribe Orville Dennis, Charles Cain, T. Ah Parker, Wayne Evridge, Gayle Adams, W. A. Boney, Roy Watts, Willard McCoy, Robert Finley, Arthur Torvie, Andy Smith, W. D. Smith, Lamar Davis. The club is the local chapter of the National Order of De Molaysh It fosters friendship and good feeling among the members now in Tarletonh Page 1.17 J-TAC STAFF Norris DaviSiEditor-in-Chief Roberta Clayichulty Adviser C. D. OwnbyiFaculty Adviser Jack Smith-Business Manager Mary Jo DentonsAssocidte Editor Frances TateiNews Editor Carolyn Sldikeu-Society Editor Louis TateiExchange Editor Justine LimrothiReporter Mary Bert McAfeesAssistant Business Manager Mildred Richardson wAssistant Business Manager Harold BeatyiReporter Reba StatumgSth Poet Elbert AddeiReporter Vaudine WillxamSiFeature Editor Joe GilbredthiCirculation Manager an' 150 REPORTERS Erma Wolfe Burke Horton Bo Allen Eulabel Chappell Mary Cockrill Clara Nell McDermett ' Ann Eldyss Jarrett Bull Merrill Charles Muller Mary Love Griffith Faye Scarbrough Bob Shannon Hazel Stroud I'ngr 151 GRASSBURR STAFF Bobby Louise PriceiEditor Roberta CIdy-chulty Adviser C. D. Ownby-Facuity Adviser Reuben FriOUiBusiness Manager Ross SmileyiAssociate Editor Bedford FurriAssistant Editor Ross Elliot-Assistant Business Manager Paul Jones Assistant Business Manager Mariana LanfordiArt Editor Harold Padgett-Cldss Editor Margaret HamiltoniClub Editor Hester MuseiFedture Editor Nelson ShaveiMilitary Editor Mary MulloyiLitzrary Edltor Wayne CrookiAthletic Editor Flora Jones-Cdlendar Editor Pugr 152 ASSISTANTS Bill Blasingame R. C. Kenney Tom Meridith Audre Hallmark Elouise Dunwody Cldborne Friou Margaret Logan The Way to Zanzibar Comes a call in the Fall from a distant land 031de night and the blight of the bleaching sandD I've often run away from it, Yet the call comes in to me afar; tDredms, the sea, the sky, a guiding staO The call to Zanzibar! A call, and black night in a distant land, Oh, the call of Zanzibar! White spray and a day on a rolling deck tNo sand and no land, just the team's white Hele We'll touch at piquant Rio, Hongkong, Rangoon, and Singapore, Oh, magic ports along our way To magic Zanzibar! A star and a spar in the deep blue vault UK sail and a hail from a passing boatJ We'll sail away to Rio And to distant ports afar- From here to golden Samarkdnd And on to Zanzibar! A star and a spar and a passing boat On our way to Zanzibar! eAnn Eldyss Jarrdtt hPrize-winning poem in Press Club contesO Pugr 15.5 STU DENT ROLL Abbott, Faye ............ Granbury Adams, Elbert Noah. .Mineral WWells Adams, Oscar J., Jr.. . . Adams, Darwin Gayle .Route 3, Comanche Adams, William Kyle WWWWWW BrownField Adcock, Edward ........ Brady Aker, J. B .............. Eliasville Alexander, Louise ....... Route 4, Hico Allen, Gerdl ........... lo 6 Allen, Loreta ........... Route 3, Dublin Allen, 0. C ............. Albany Allen, R. Woodrow ...... Cuthbert Allen, WI P ............. Stephenville Allison, Mary Ruth ....... Manor Anderson, LuciHe ........ Fairy Anderson, Mary Jane WWWWW Stephenville Andrews, Clarice ........ 210 W Lindsey, Breckenridge Andrews, HI Vivian ..... Stephenville Andrews, Roy ........... 910 W Lindsey, Brzckenridge Apple, Osborne F ........ Stephenville Armstrong, H C. ..Knox City Armstrong, Sarah Frances .Dubiin Arrington, Joe .......... rockett rtl'Iur, Jean ............ Corpus Christi Ashtonl Glenn. . . I . , . . . .Evant shton, Pricel . . . , . . . . . .Evant Atkins, Iris .............. Lingleville tor, Melba ............ ipdn Austin, Ray ............. Crockett Austin, RobartD.. .I . ,...Route1, Danton Aycoclc, Grace .......... Stephenville Ayers, Marv Virginia ..... Stephenville Ayres, W, Horace ....... Fair Building, Fort Worth Bains, Elba Edrnette ...... Stephenville ains, . ............... Route 3, Winters Barekman, Joe ........... Stephenville Bdrfoot, Jackson ......... Stephenville Barhdm, Geraldine ....... Stephenville Barham, Robert B ......... Stephenville Barker, Winnie Mae. Barnett Wilma. .San Saba .Colorado Barton, . .. .Mosheim Bates, John Lester ........ Rt. 1, Box 98, Thornton Beakley, Gwendohn ..... Lohn Bednz, Joe William ...... Midland Beaty, Harold Enloe ...... Palo Pinto Beidlemdn, Ray .......... Stephenville Belcher, Audie .......... Stephenville Belcher, Ersie Elois ....... Stephenville Bennett, Aubrey ......... Gorman Betts, Lester ............. Route 3, Hico l'agr 155 Bewick, Carl ............ Big Lake Biggs, Katheryn .......... Stephenville irdwell, Earnest Eldonu .dSny er Birkes, Newton B ........ Chilton Bishopl Fred Alden ...... Sinton lack, Geraldine ..... ..Thomton Black, James Raymon IIIIII 907B Hemphiil Fort Worth Black, Wilma Cleo ....... Goldihwaite Blackwell, Robert Lee ..... Lott lair, Solomon E ......... Hico Blalock, AI V .......... Cadiz Blanchard, E A IIIIII ,IFredzricksburg Blankenship, Barney ...... Box 83, Thornton Blankinship, Bryant ....... Stephenvillz Blankinship, Lorna ........ Stephenville Blasingame, Bill .......... 909 E Post St, Plainview Boatlzr, Reba J .......... Thornton olingzr, Frances ........ Dublin oney, WI A., r ........ lola Boone, Leo Rayford ...... Box 924, West ounds, Alma ........... entzr Bradbzrry, Lucille ........ Dublin Bradford, Lois ........... Stephenville Bradley, Nellie Faye ...... Fife Bradley, Weldon ........ Dublin Bradshaw, J K IIIIIIIIIII Springtown Brandon, Crystine ........ Alvarado Brannon, Johny Bill ...... Indian Gap Brandon: Mary Higgs ..... Alexander Branum, Sally ............ ublin Bratton, Truman ...... . ,Comanche Breedlove, Sam R ..... . .Chillicothe Bridges, Philip ........... Stephenville Britt, Jimmie W .......... Lamesa Britton, Nathaniel ........ Stephenville Brown, Ellwood ......... Bullard rown, Fred ............ Corsicana rown, Zack ............ enton rown, Lois ............. Evermdn Brown, Martha .......... I Brown, MordinzI .. Brown, Merino. Brown, Robert Le Browning, Verdie Mare .C Bryant, Burl ....... HStephenviHe Bryant, Howard. . . ..Stephenville Bryant, Leona IIIIIIIIIII Ste henville Bryant, OzzHa ........... AceE rly Buchanan, Rosamond ...... Strewn Buie, Ruth. .I...IAnson B,urk Orval Lee .IEden Burks, Bertie Lou ........ Olney Burks, James T ........... Itasca urns, Edward ........... Peducah Bustle, Wm. Kermit ....... Lipan Byrn, John Stevens ....... Osceola Cage, Cairolyn ........... StephenviIIe age, ............. San Antonio Cain, ChIarles ........... UvaIde Campbell, Clark Jr ....... Itasca Campbell, Cleo IEuIaIia. i . .Ldmkin Caraway, Alvin ......... Goldthwaitz CardweII, CorneI C ...... Palo Pinto Carey, Dorothy .......... 814 W Lindsey, Breckenridge Cargile, James B ......... Alvin Carries, Chas ............ 2303 Dunstan, Houston Carr, Mary Elizabeth ..... KerrviIIe Carrigan, Jim ............ Breckenridge Carson, Grady Eugene. . i .Levitd Carter, Eugene .......... Route 4, StephenviIIe Carter, Iris .............. ranbury Carter, Ray ............. 1904 E Walker, Breckenridge Casbeer, Sammy Ruth ..... San Saba Cawyer, Jeraldine ....... 9815 Austin Ave. Brownwood Cawyer, Rhesa .......... Stephenvillz Chandler, Elia Frances. . . .Sizphenville handler, Grace ......... 0c 2 2 Chandler, John S ........ Stephenville Chandler, Mary Elizabeth StephenviIIz Chappell, . ........... ub in Chap ell, Eulabel ........ Stephenville Chee , oy ............. Route 9, San Saba Chesnut Elmer Lee .iJudkins Childs, Ihomdsu . .Levelland Clampitt, Fred HiII ....... 201 P.Oi Bldg. Fort Worth Clark, FIorine ........... Stephenville Claunch, Paul Byron ...... StephenviIIe CIendenin, Effie Margeret Stephenville Cleveland, Dal e ......... Granbury Cleveland, Olene ........ Stephenville CIonts, EVIern ........... Thornton Clonts, Joe ............. Thornton Coalson, BiIIy. .......... Bronte CockriII Mary .......... Gorman Coffey, Willard .......... Box 2994, In Coifmdn, Albert W ....... Goree Collins, George McD.. . . .QQOCaIIahanAve. San Antonio Collins, Hazel ........... Strawn Cook, Walker ........... Jonesboro Cooper, Carson ......... Rio Vista Couser, Ray ............. UvaIde Cowan, Wm. Bryant ...... Stephenvi e Cowen, Mozelle ........ Stephenvi e owen, Wayne .......... Stephenvi 2' Cox, Jack Ray ........... Stephenvi a Craft, Charles iiiiiiiiiii Pyote Crenshaw, Ruth .......... Route 3, Dubdlin Crew, Marjorie ......... Cromwell, Fred .......... Stephenville Crowther, Ted .......... 1826 Hildeb'd San Antonio Cummin s, Wilma Louise. iLocker Cunning am, Herbert ..... IredeII Cunningham, Lewis, Jr.. . .Comanche Curington, Henry Wisdom.408 Ave. E., ney Curry, J. N ............. KiIIeen Curry, Norton ........... 815 Broadway, Plainview Dahle, Tyrus Vance ....... Crane Dalton, Lorayne .......... Dublin Dancer, Thomas Neal ..... Hamilton Davenport, James Wallace. Plainview Davenport, Set ......... Rocksprings Davis, Dorothy. , , . .TarIeton Station Davis, Everett ..... astlan avis, Lamar ...... Houston Davis, Lois ......... StephenVIIIe Davis, Lowell ...... urdon Davis, Mary Beth. . . , StephenVIIIe Davis, Norris ..... , .Bartlett Davis, Pauline. . . . Big Sandy Davis, Shirley ...... ...Ste henville Davis, Stanley F .......... Tar eton Station Dawson, Jerry ........... 305 L. Angeles, E Peso Day, Thomas ............. Molina Day, William ....... Moline Dean, Alton ....... Hamlin ean, B. C ....... .La Rue Deane, John, Jri StephenVIIIe Decker, John row Decker, NeII. . Menard zck er, Wm Ce Bartlett Deerin Delphine Granbury DeF FopdgH Gordon Demuke, DonaId . ...... :StephenviIIe Dennis, Orville .......... Robstown Danton, Mary Jo ........ Hull Dittrich, Nelda .......... Winters Donaho, C. L, Jr ........ StephenviIIe Dooley, Roscoe .......... re an Doubeck, Thomas E ....... Bay CHI: Douglass, Virginia ....... Ft Stoc ton Doyle, Irma ............. Gatesville Dunwody, Elouise ........ Anson Dupuy, Frank Lee ........ Presidio Dutton, IoIand E .......... Boyd Dyess, Edwin ............ Albany :dmondson, Leonard ..... San Saba :gbert Jeannette A ...... De Leon Eichelberger James ...... Walnut Spgs. - Iam, Seay William ....... 511 Arnold Ave. GreenviIIe, Miss. EIIiott, Odell ........... Grandview EIIiott, Ross L ............ Breckenridge Ellis, Charlsie ........... Strdwn EIIis, Fred .............. Menard Emerson, Joe K .......... Itasca Ethetton, pduIine ......... Dublin Eubanks, Garland Daws. i .Throckmorton Evans, V. Annyce ........ BOEII 71, u In Pulll' I56 Evridge, Wayne ......... Millersview Fambrough, Mildred ...... Route 2, Breckenridge Fanning, Gerald ......... LingleviHe Fanning, Lloy .......... Lingleville Farmer, Doll Beatrice ..... Gatesville Farmer, Fran ............ Stephenville Farmer, Guss Dunn ....... Stephenville Farmer, Jessie ........... Meridian Farrow, Loy ............. De Leon Fauntleroy, Jack ......... Breckenridge erguson, George ........ Tarleton Station Ferguson, Mary .......... Tarleton Station Fine, Hendrix ........... Dublin Finlay, Robert J .......... Fife Finley, Albert J .......... Uvalde inley, Imer ..... .HMeadow Fisher, Viola ............ Novice Fitzhugh, Evelyn S ........ 1706Fairmount, Fort Worth Fitzhugh, Harold Maz. . . .Tolar Fitzhugh, Orman Lester. . .Tohr Flanary, Catherine Stephenville Flatt, Veona ............ Goldthwaite Fletcherl Lillian Doris ..... Mu in Ford, Bennie Escal ....... Stephenville Fox, J. C ............... Bangs Tolar Fox, Lise M.. . , Fox, Marshal D.. .. Franklin, Lorraine. . . Vineyard Franks, Charles W.. . Ireland Franks, Hullette Gay .Rocksprin s Frey, Henry C. Ste henvi Ie Frey, Herbert. . 4 Friebele, Mack- Frieden Leon ........ Friou, Claborne Lareese Friou, Reuben ...... Frizzell, Ellen Belle Fry, Noel ........ Funk, Mary Katherine Stephenville Fuquay, Garth ........... amesa Fuquay, Jerome. . . . . Lamese Furr, Bedford Breckenridge ussell, J. W ............ Meridian Gage, Vinton ........... 1402 E. Pacific St. Sherman Gain, Martha ........... Dublin Gaines, Roy ............. Lipan Gaither, Thomas Howard Pendlelon amble, Emery .......... ' 1C0 Gaskin, Neal Frank ....... 104 W. Neely, a Gearreald, Helen Ruth. . . Tarleton Station GeisendorH, Judine ...... Daisettd Gentry, Eugene Lou ...... De Leon Gentry, Warren ......... Cisco Gibson, Beatrice ......... Carlton Gibson, Jesse F .......... Longview Gilbreath, Erma Lee ...... Route 1, Stephenville Gilbreath Joe C ......... Sulphur Spgs. lenn, C ristine ......... Robert Lee Page 151 Glover, Robert .......... Eliasville Godwin, Ruth ,,,,,,,,,,, Lometa Goldbeck, Ben .......... 519 S. Lake, Fort Worth Goldbeck, Jane ......... 519 S. Lake, Fort Worth Goodloe, Bennett ........ Weatherford Goodrich, Ci R .......... Anson Goodwin, Ceaborne ..... Stephenville German, Raymond ........ Italy orman, Wilmer ......... Rankin Gotcher, William ........ Voss Gouterezl Nelson 1736 12th St, Port Arthur Gracey, Dorothy Sid ...... Roscoe Grdnbury, Mrs. . ...... Iredell Graves, Bob ............ Uvalde Graves, Roxie Mae Stephenville Gray, Lewis ............ orman Greenway, Mattie Mae. . .Alexander rasham, . ............ Lamesa resham, Lewis ......... Glen Rose Griffin; Olin A ......... Breckenridge Griffis Bill ............. Hico Griffith Mary Love ...... Gouldbusk Griggs, Mary Lois ........ Alvarado Grimes, Mildred ......... Route 3, Temple Grizzard, Bursey ......... Stephenville Grounds, Frank ..... ... a pa Gwathmey, Georgia ...... Route 1, Brownwood Healer, Mochell ......... Route 4, Cleburne Hair, Dessa Lee .......... Gatesvillz Halbzrt, Mary . ..5tephenville Halbert, Robert. . . StephenviIIe Halbrooks, Lloyd V ...... Comanche Helbrooks, Opal ........ Comanche Hall, Ernestine .......... Bluff Dale Hall, Jacqueline ......... Bluff Dale Hall, Vela .............. McGregor Hall, Will Port .......... Stephenville Hallmark Audra ......... Brady Hamer, Charles .......... Graham Hamer, Howard ......... Graham Hamilton, Fay ........... Gatesville Hamilton, Louise ......... Stephenville Hamilton, Margaret ...... Stephenvillz Hamilton, Marvin ........ Mullin ammdck, Vivian. . . . .. .Stephenville Hdndley, B. H ........... Hale Center Haralson, Billie Eilleen . . .Lipan Hardie, Noleta .......... Route 2, Gatesville Harkrider, Nadine ....... Brady Harper, John David ...... Santa Anna Harris, Louise ........... u in Harris, Ruth ............. Stephenvillz arris, Torn, Jr ........... arn art arrison, Austin ......... Brookshire Harrison, John Ed. Jr. . . .1104 Pine St, Orange Hart, Harold ............ Gilmer Harvill, Lavinia Tarleton Station Hassler, Herline ......... Stephenvillz Hawthorne, Harry J1. . . . .Littlefield Hays, M. L .............. Albany Headstream, Joe R Ropesville Heard, Royse ........... Crockett Hedrick, Ella Mae ....... Rio Vista Hendrick, Willard ....... Anson endrix, Jack W ......... Sidney Hendrix, Maxine ........ 315 N. W. 1st, Mineral Wells Henley, Reginald. . . . . . . .Walnut Spas. Henry, Rollo ............ Star Hester, Mrs. Luther ...... Stephenville Hicks, J. B .............. oute , Stephenville Hicks, Truman ........... Route 4, Stephenville Higgins, Iris ............. Lampasas Higgs, John Fielding . .Stephenville Higgs, Rufus ll.. . HStephenville Hilburn, Paul W ......... Route 7, Dublin Hill, Richard Gregg ...... Garland Hill, Nell .............. 1103 Paddock, Stephenville Hilley, Gayle ........... Sidney inson, Paul ............ Ames Hodges, Leora .......... Sterling City Hodges, Wade .......... Route 3, Dublin Holcomb, Jim ........... Stephenvillz Holcomb, Joe Bob ....... Stephenville Holcomb, J. W1, r ....... Walnut Spas. Hollingsworth, Christine. .Stgphenville ollis, Mayo ............ lCD Holmes, Milburn ........ Granbury Holton, Will Anna ....... Thornton Homeyer, Esther ......... 2319Alston Ave. Fort Worth Hooker, Thomas ......... Stephenville Hoover, Maurice ........ Goldthwaite Horton, Burke ........... Bartlett Howard, Biny ........... Water Valley Howard, Frances VirginiaDe Leon Howeth, Oree .......... emo Huckeba, William WilsongAEPltlaasant Hudson, Frank Kerr ...... a ma Hudson, Lucy ........... Hico Hudson, Mary ........... Pittsburg Hudspeth, Arliee ........ 5321 Reiger, a as Hughes, Kathryn ......... Dublin Hunt, John Robert. . . , . . .Box 209, enison Hunt, Octavia ........... Stephenville Hunter, William ......... Gainesville ydzn O. K ............ Thornton Irwin knox ............. Andrews Ivey, W Carroll ......... Fabens lvey, Mary Ethel ........ Lometa Jackson, Almer B ......... Stephenville Jackson, Emma Lee ....... am in Jackson, Martha ......... Cross Plains Jacobson, Helena ........ Texas City ames, Dorthd Sue. . . . Jarrett, Ann Eldyss. . Jarrett, Dennis ...... . .Stephenville JeHers, Mary ............ Brady JeHerson, Thomas George.310 Gandy SL, enison Jenkins, Day Alva ........ Mullin Jenkins, Morris Granville.Box D, reckenriclge Johnson, Clovis ......... amesa Johnson, John Julius ..... Mason ohnson, Noble .. 1 . . Brady ones, Faye ........ . . .Dublin Jones, Flora ............. Raymondville Jones, Hardie Ross, Jr.. . .Comanche Jones, Harold ........... Fairy Jones, Mary E ...... 1 ,Comanche Jones, Morris ...... .. ublin Jones, Nancy Fred . 1 Taft Jones, au ...... ,Sidney Jones, Wm. Paul . . .Alpine Joplinl Robt, Cleo. . . . .1404Stanwood, Cleburne Jordan, Clarice .......... Seminary Hill, Fort Worth Jordan, W. C ........... Carbon Kay, Betty .............. Stephenville Kay, H1 D,, Jr ........... Route 3, Stephenville Keidel, Robt ............. Fredericksburg eith, Nadine ........... Gustine Keller, Mildred .......... Stephenvfllz ennedy, Geo A ........ Se indl Kennedy, Leman ......... 1706 9nd St, Brownwood ennerly Bill Gay ....... Grady enney, 1?. C ............ San Benito ey, Dorothy Dale ....... Cooledge idd, Lakoy Mack ....... Route 9, Garland iechle Frederick ........ Ballingzr ieth, Edwin J ........... Jacksboro illen, Cortez ........... El Paso illian, Woodrow ....... Roscoe imbrough, Sarah Tom1 . . .San Saba incaid, Gene Uvaldz ing, Dick .............. Stephenville ins, Elizabeth .......... Stephenville ins, Robert Graham Huntsville irk, Laura Marie ........ Larnesa itchens, Margaret ....... Menard ostihal Joe ............ Thurber othman, Francis ......... Castell Kouri, Ernest ............ 1302 Giddings, Wichita FaHs Lackey, Lola B ........... Carlton -afon, Valley Kathleen . . .Cleburne -aGrove, Faye ........... Comanche -dnford, Mariana ........ Stephenvillz -angford Sid ........... Brady Lanham, Helen .......... Stephenville Lanham, W1 T ............ Stephenville Pay? 158 Larkin, Virgel ........... BardweII Larner, Wayne .......... Morgan MiII Larson, Elnora ........... 993 N, Anglin, Ieburne Last, Waldene .......... Pioneer Latham, Nora Bell ........ Eden Laughlin, Lloyd .......... Lometa Laughlin, Marjorie ....... Bartlett Lawson, Melvin ......... Cis ISCO Lea,JoI1n .............. 619 Orange Ave. range Lee, Avery ............. Goldthwaite 62, Howard ........... Brownwoo Lee, Minnie B ........... Clifton eBus, J. W ............. Electra Leigon, WiIIiam ......... Tucumceri, New Mexico Lenox, Christine ......... 9011 Ave. H, Fort Worth Leuty, Howard W ........ Justin ewis, Frances ........... GatesviIIe Lewis, Odis ............ Crock ett Ligon, Striinng .......... Llano LimrotII, Justine .......... San Saba Livingstone, A. D., Jr.. StephenviIIe LoItin, Wren ............ Spearman LoItis, John ............. Abilene Loganl Margaret IIIIIIIII 618 S. Abe, San Angelo Long, John Joseph ....... 4109 Blowser St,D aI Ias Loveless, B G ........... BIuII Dale ow, Wayne. bilene Lowry H C. rp Luke, evere . Pecos Lyons, J. D .......... I .Sotlithn Bend McAIez, Mary Ber IIIIII K' I McAuIiIIe, Mary EIIizabeth 1316 StIIIman, orpus Christi McClain, Dorothy ........ BruceviIIe McClain, Doyle .......... Breckenridge McCIeskey Kathleen ..... Dublin cCIung, 3. IIIIIIIIII IIico McCIun , Roy Lee ....... Chico McCork?e, Freda ........ GatesviIIz McCormick ,MI D ........ BIoomingGrove McCormick, Reade Lee, . . ISIepIIenviIIe McCoy, Herman ......... Clarksville McCoy, Lewis .......... ClarksviIIe McCoy, Willard ......... CIarksviIIe cDaniel, Jessie Leonard Gordon McDaniel, MacFieId ...... McDermett, Clara NeII. .Cross plains McFarlandl Howard Lowell Coleman cGiII, Anne ........... Bertram McGiIvray, Leona Faye. . .Star McGinnia, Lois .......... Comanche ,, McGuire, LatreIIe ........ Desdzmona McIIIIany, Graingcr ...... Wheeler McIIroy, Marion ........ Stephenville McIIvain, Dorothy ....... Rockwood cInroe, Ben .......... Stephenville McKinney, Ada Jeani I .HMinerdI Wells Prulr l 5:4 McLemore, Kenneth ...... Route 6, Dallas McMahan, Riley Elmo. . I .StepI'IenviIIe McMurray, Dorine ....... cute 3, IredeII McNaIIy, Jo Frances IIIII Godley Meechen, Eunice ........ Seymour Madison EIsin .......... Lometa Malloy, IIauI LiIsey IIIIIII 9503 Avei Q, aIveston Malone, Grover ......... AIvOrd Malone, Norman ........ ra y Manley Mildred ........ StephenviIIe Mann, haul Franks ........ rd y MarkIIam, Junius ......... 307 W. Brin Ave. TerreI Markham, Walter ........ 307 W. Brin Ave. erreIl Marks, Jacob Gerald ..... Sabinal Martin, Eugene .......... 1308 Myrtle, i Fort Worth Martin, Paul ............ Alexander Martin, Ruth ............ Alexander Martin, Tommy .......... Itasca MartindaIe Wm .......... Jasper arwitz Carl ........... Ireland Matern, kdeI'! ........... Marble Falls Matthews, Geneva ....... Seagraves Matthews FIdy .......... StephenviIIe MayFI eId, EoibertF ....... BrucevilIe aynard Curtis F ........ Pearl Meeks, Curtis Leo ....... eIcII Meisznheimer, Fern iiiiii JohnsviIIe Merideth, Thomas RichardSquhur Spgsi Merrill William J ....... Stephenville . .Albert Merz, obert. . , .Route 1, Miedrs, Pauline ...... De Leon MiIam, Gene ............ Uvaldz MiIes, Zack Robert ....... Presidio Miller, Charles A ........ 790 N. Ave. C, 0 may Miller, Doyle Elmo ,,,,,,, Cleburne MiIIer, Lela Ida .......... Lipan Miller, Margaret J ........ Merkel MiIIer, Mary Jane ....... Tarleton Station MinorI Jack Hugh ....... KiIIeen Mitchell, Dan ........... Baird MitcheIIl J L ............ Gordon Mitchell, Mary Alice ..... Santa Anna Mitchell, Ritchey ......... Baird ize, Sam .............. Rio Hondo Moody, Willie Evans. . . . Piedmont oody, Jessie .......... Navasota Moody, Velma .......... Piedmont Moon, Ruby DeII ........ Stephenville core, J, ............ rp oore, Norman ......... Stephenville Moore, T. A ............ San Saba Morgan, Evelyn .......... Route 2, Lorena Morris, Jack ............ Stephenville Morris, Marjorie Earlei . . .De eon Morris, Ouata ........... Hamilton Morrow, Grady ......... Brady Morton, Paul ............ Graford Morton, Wilma HelenL . L Box 963, McCamey Moszr, Ralphm ..Stephenville Moss, Kathleen LLingIeviIIe Mount, 660 E,. .LZonIe, a MuHson, Hyman ......... Stephenvillz Mulloy, Mary ........... Stephenville Murph, John Harold Arp MurphyL or ndpp Murray, Dora ............ Stephenville Murray, Dorothy. . L . . L . . .Fair Building, Fort Worth Muse, Hester ........... Navasota Muse, Marion 5 .......... Sherman Music, T. L .............. Tarleton Station Nation, Jake ............ ltdSca Neblett Bessie .......... Stephenville Neeb, Flanora ........... Cross Plains Nee Y, . ............ o r Nichols, C D ........... Stephenville Nichols, Marshall ....... Glen Rose Nichols Ora B ......... Comanche Noah, Era Jean .......... Route 1, Stephenville ordyke, Hazel ......... Cottonwood ordyke, Noel .......... Cottonwood orman, A. ,, r ....... AbHene F orwood, Barbara. . , , .Stephenville L orwood, Ted .......... 2119 Brook St, Wichita Falls Nutt, Hazel ............. Stephenville Nutt, Kathryn ...... . .Stephenville Cakes, Dick ............. Q34 W.15th, Fort Worth Oakley, Dyer ............ Wink gle, Mabry ...... .HAlpine Oliver, Billy M,. L L .. .mAlvarado O'Neal, John Hugh ..... Alvord 'Nedl, Warren ......... Meadow Ormand, Wm. Aden ..... Pleasanton Oyler, Joy Claryce ...... Ste henville Pack, Glenn Hays ........ Bet any, MoL Padgett, Harold Ow. ..Grahdm Palmer, Bitts ............. Stephenville pdlmore Mary Beth May Parker, omer ........... PFlu erville Parker, Lois ..... Parker, Reuben D. Parker, Roth. . L Parker, Thomas ra y H1319 S 9nd, Lamesa ,Crockett LMenard Parris, Loree. . . , .HStephenviHe Parvin, Lindsey .......... Glen Rose Patridge, Glen .......... Fabens Patterson, Carl .......... Route 2, Roby Patterson, Corwin ........ ny er Patterson, John William . .San Saba atton, Ne ............. Stephenville ayne, Vernon .......... Levelland Payton, Leslie Maz ....... Stephenville Payton, Lottis Mae ....... Stephenville Perkins, Doyle ........... StephenviHe Perry, Mary Louise ....... Gorman Perry, Vernellz .......... Stephenville Perrymand, Ralph ........ relen Phillips, Bo ............ Graham PhiHips, Lyndsay ......... Stephenville iHips, RanceL .. . Iredell Phillips, Wylie. Stephenvnlle Pickett, Earl ....... . . ometd Pickett, Lee Lloyd ........ Bluff Dale Pierson, Johnnie Emma. .HBox 395, Hamilton pierson, Louise .......... Hamilton Pigg, Willie ............ Alvord Pinkard, Reginald ........ Sidney Pipkin, James ............ Eestland Pistole, Harry. . . . . L . , . . .Box 326, Albany Pittman, Delfa Dee ........ Sterhenville Poston, Talmage Va Icy Mills Powell Billie ........... Slephenvillz Price, gobby Louise Palacios Price, Herman ........... Millersview Price, Morgan L .......... Montgomery rice, Nancy ............ Palacios Pruitt, Margaret Curl ..... Glen Rose Pryor, Glen Albert ....... Pontotoc Pale ,CIaudeMason ...... Rosebud Ran dls, Buddy .......... Hico Rasco, Grady ............ Route 2, Thornton Ratchford, Dorothy ....... Paint Rock Ratliff, Marvin ........... Sterling City Ratliff, Norma ........... Sterling City Rattan Mary Peyton ...... Stephenville Ray, Gracie ............. Stephenville Read, Wm. B., Jr ......... Route 6, Dublin Redgor, Clarence ........ Llano Redwine, Alton ......... Petrolia Redwine, Valton Petrolia Reed, James Jr ........... Mt. Pleasam Reed, Marcie ........... Clyde Reed, Scott Deane ....... Box 218, Beckville thders, Mollie Katherine.Graham eid, Ernestine .......... Dublin Reinhardt, Fred Joseph. . 4 .Box 845, Borger ?einheimer Robert ....... Stephenvillz Rennicks Chas. Ed ........ alnut Spgs. Rhoads, bdvis Lester ...... Win Rhodes, Carlton ........ Graham Rhodes, Wallace . L . Rich, Erma JoL L , ic , Mary ........ ..Tarleton Station Richardson, Mildred ...... Merkel Richardson, Jo William C,.Electra Richey, Gerald .......... 977 Sherman, Denver, Colo Ri'ey, Ida Ruth ........... PottsviHe Riley Ruth L ............. Desdemona Riorcfan, Juanita ......... Santa Anna Roach, George .......... 405$.W.4thAve., Mineral Wells PILIIC' IEO Robbins, James Philip ..... Rankin Roberson, Frank Joe ...... Gordon Roberson, Vera .......... Route 4, Dublin Robert, Penelope ........ Desdemona Roberts, Ruth ............ Crawford Robertson, Ruby Lee Breckenridge 02, Louise ............. obert Lee 05ers, Ame ............ Ire 8 Rogers, Charles .......... Lingleville Rogers, Janie ............ Lingleville Rogers, Mary Virginia, . . .Linglevillz oss, Rowe ............. tzphenville Ross, Omar Wilson ....... Dunn Rounsaville, John Quinn. .Hdmilton Rowlett, Hal ............ Sanderson Rucker, Jim ............. Dublin Ruff, Roberi M ....... I .Galveston Rushing, Catharyn ........ Leuders Russell, Charles Albert. . . .Hico Russell, Charles Scott Granbury Sands, porter ............ Crockett Salter, Donal ......... Brownwood Sanders, Charles Aaron . .Big Lake Sanders, Louise .......... Ireland Sanaerson, Edward Russell. Eastiand Sandidge, Mary Kathleen, .Stephenville Saunders, Ray ........... Brownwoo Schlaer, Edward M IIIIII 401 W. Bryan, ectrd Schroeter, Arthur ........ Marble Falls Scott, Elaine K ....... . .De Leon . .Gatesville Scott, James Conrad . . ,De Leon Scott, Vir inia Sue.. Seale, B. ...... Gladewater Sagers, LeotaC. Strawn Sellman, W.C ....... Hico Shaffer, Suara Elizabethu Meridian Sharp, I Richards ave, Ne son ..... . IStdr ' I IMartin Sheltonl Frank White ..... Carrizozo, New Mexico Shelton, Nan ............ Comanche Shipman, Bill ...... I .Walnut Spgsi Shore, Marjorie ..... .Coleman Short, Grace Ann ........ Box 244, De Leon Shropshire, Otis Ledd. I I .110 E.17thStI, nuysctiinr Sijdeall, Carl Lamar ....... 910 W. 5th St, Cisco Sides, Murmon .......... De Leon Simmons, RI W, JrI. . , I 0 ar Simpson, John 0.. . .. IProctor Simpson, Mildred ........ Box119, Sterling City Skinner, Robert M IIIIIIII Farmersville Skipper, Beverly ......... Star Route, Stephenville Skipper, John ........... Johnsville Skipping, Jean. ..I72phyr Slaikeu, Carolyn ......... Palacios Page 161 Slay, Malcolm Godfrey. . Rosebud mi ey, Ross ........... Clarksville Smith, Athena ........... Granger Smith, Carroll ........... Colorado Smith, Clyde ............ Alvord Smith, Dorothy .......... Iaci Smith, Forrest M ......... Clarksville Smith, Herbert .......... Smith, Jack Raymond ...... Smith, Jude ............. Smith, W. D, Jr Smyth, Mary Constance. . South, Ferriss E .......... Sparks, Edwina .......... Speaker Kathryn ......... peed, ustis ............ Speed, Robert James ..... pear, James .......... Spence, Elvie Mae ....... Spiller, Henry Langum. . . Sporer, Minnie .......... 1106 Kings Hwy. allas 195 Wharton, San Antonio Lamesa Goldsboro .Uvalde Henrietta u in Stephenville Stephenville Purdon IWheelock 2904 Ethel Ave. Waco StaFford, Albert ......... Texas City Stafford, Elizabeth ....... Stephenville Stafford, John W ......... Shamroc Stafford, Yates ........... Stephenville Stapp, JI E .............. Gladewater Starling, Howard ........ Idnket Starnes, Pauline IIIIIIIIII Ben Arnold Statum, CI Mansell ....... Sidney Stdtum, Reba ............ Sidney St. Clair, Hal ........... Seymour Steele, Johnsie Jo ....... exid Steele, Lanette ---------- Route 5, De Leon Stephens Cleo Stephenwlle S,tewart Terra ...... . I resson Stigler, Dorothy Jean ..... Stephenville tone, Be or .......... Stephenville Stone, Burette ........... Stephenville Stone, Evelyn ........... Stephenville Stribling, Mary Ruth ...... Hamilton Strong, James C .......... aris Stroud, Hazel ........... 1002 Forest Ave. 2 urne Sturdivant, Edgar ......... De Leon urnrdll, Merle .......... Stephenville Sweeten, Dalton F ........ Lott Tacket, Lowell Burnard I I IRoute 1, Dubiin Taggart, Eleanor Virginia. .Q1IQI Circle Dri, a as Terrance, Roy E .......... Peacock Tate, Christine ........... Stephenvil 2 Tate, Frances Dykes ....... Stephenvi 2 ate, Ina Maurine. . . , . .Stephenvi e Tate, Louis .............. Stephcnvi c Tate,WilIIe ............. C ,,L ' Taylor, Clayton .......... Bertram Taylor, Earl ............. Graham Taylor, Mark ............ Box 949, Breckenridge Taylor, phil ............. Stephenville Tedgle, Opal ............ Stephenville Terhune, Jen S ........... 2709 Texas St, Vernon Terry, Elgie ............. De Leon omas, Hinds ........... ye Thomas, Marguerite ...... Stephenville Thomas, Mary Beth ....... trawn ThomdyNunn, Aubrey. Texas City Thompson, Hulen Midlothian Thompson, Omdloy Paint Rock Thompson, Richard. . Stephenthe Thomson, Helen Gal Coleman Thornton, Dozier ......... Sulphur Spas. Thornton, William. .. ..South Bend Tibbs, Alvin Duane1. 1.Thurber Todd, Henry ........... Albany Todd, Monroe. . ...... Albany Torvie, An. .1 , 1 . ,..11,.Electra Trewitt, Iva Louise ....... Stephenville Tucker, Emmett D ......... Meridian Turnbo, Leland Hugh ..... Lometd Turner, B. F ............. Stephenville Turner, Helen ........... Santa Anna Turner, J1 D ............. Crockett Turner, Ollen ........... Voss Turner, Travis N .......... Melvin Underwood, Fay ......... Pa uxy Urwin, J. T ............. 2019 11t'h St, Port Arthur Vaughan, Dale B ......... Route 3, Anson Vaughan, Margaret ...... Route 3, Anson Vaughan, Minnie Myrl. . . .Route 3, Anson Venable, Mary .......... Colorado Vines, Elvie L ........... Mullin Walker, Dorothy ......... 2200 Hemphill ort ort Walker, Lois Irene ....... Gatesville Walker, Marjorie E ....... 2900 Hemphill Fort Worth Wallace; Austin T ........ 1501 N1E.1ch Okla. City, 0k. Walton, James ........... Midlan Wardlaw, Jack .......... 1516 W. T. Wag onerBldg1, Fort gVorth Watson, Wilbern ........ San Saba Watts, James Vernon Wayland, Jo Anita ....... Henderson eaver Wm. ayton ..... e Leon Webb, William Edward. 1 Breckenridge Webster, Leslie .......... Route 2, Thornton Wells, Clyde Skephenville Wenzel, Fred. . 1 Route 9, Vernon Wesley, Irene. . 1 South Bend West Mary Lee. . . . 1Strawn Westgrook, Virginia ...... Cleburne Whaley, Lady Grace ...... De Leon Whitacre, LaVerne ....... Stephenville White, John Cleo ....... Crosbyton ite, E. S .............. Kosse White, Mae Evelyn ....... Stephenville White, Pat Walker Stephenville hite, Ralph ............ Dublin iderspahn, Roscoe ...... Bartlett Wilcox, Erin Elnora AAAAAA Tarleton Station Wilkerson James C. Jr1.1,Comanche Wilkins, drleta .......... Tarleton Station Wilkinson Archibald ..... Menard Williams, Burdette ....... Cross Plains Williams, Douglas ........ Brandon Williams, Robert Harold. . .991 W, Mainl enison Williams, Morris ......... Route 5, Brownwood Williams, Vaudine ....... Route 1, Breckenridge Williamson, G. W ........ Anson Williford Hobson ....... Hesse Wilson, Corinne ......... Stephenville Wilson, Gilbert ......... Stephenvillz Wilson, Troy Clayton ..... Lipan ilson, We er .......... verton Wilson, W, C. Jr ........ Cleburne Wilson, William R ........ 101 Williams, Breckenridge Wisdom, Merthella ...... Tarleton Station Wisdom, Mary Lou ....... Tarleton Station Wisdom, Thomas S ........ Tarleton Station ise, Constance ......... Stephenville Wise, McAfee .......... Boy Withers, Jennie Lee ...... Mineral Wells Witt, George ........... Gatesville ittie, L. D ............. Gatesville Wolfe, Erma Ruth ........ StephenviHe cod, Louis Tom ........ Stephenville Wood, Thomas .. 1 . , . .1Wheeler Woods, Hazel .......... Eastland Wortham, Hazel Lynn ..... Walnut Spas. Wright, Glover C.. 1 . . . . .Hamilton Wright, Katherine Bell. 1 . .Stephenville right, Romalee ......... Desdemona Wyatt, Arlis Junell ....... Box 308, Paducah Wyatt, Wm. Harvey ...... Orchard Lane, aco Wyche, Cloda ,,,,,,,,,,, Route 3, Comanche Wyly, Mary Ella ......... Rout 3 Z I Stephenville Yarbrough, Ezzie Mae. 1 11Box1607, Breckenridge Yardley, Doyle .......... Linsleville eary, Howard .......... Lampesas Young, J. Weldon ....... Paducah York, Granvil ........... Richland Spas. Page 163 emu DD I MC Beautiful History of Wastebasket Begins With use as Shirt-holder by Mr. Caesar OR MANY YEARS I have been silently lamenting the fact that wastebaskets g0 entirely unheralded and unappreciated, They have remained so unobtru- sively in the corner back of the door that to most people;although there are a few of us who stop to delve into the inner signihcance of thingsethe waste- basket is merely a receptacle for trash! Ladies and gentlemen, the humble wastebasket. at least one of which is present in 6,875,329,453 homes. oHices. and schools today, has a beautiful history, a powerful significance. and a universal purpose. The wastebasket came into use about the time of Julius Caesar. his thirty- sixth year, in fact. Mr. Caesar used it to put his shirts in. It was not like the small. compact, perfected wastebasket of today It was larger, less compact. and unperfectedi They were generally oblong in shape. although some were square, and it has been said tReference: Schnpiro's liModern and Contemporary Ht'story'd even a round one by a far-sighted genius named Clifford Wortle, but his invention was scoffed at as being sissy and impractical. Ladies liked the shirtbasket. or wastebasket. as it was later called, so well that they adopted it for filing love letters. From this it was accepted as being good for any kind of trash and so it has come down to us today That. my children, is how the wastebasket had its origin Next week Aunt Sally will tell you how, late: on in history, the wastebasket saved the life of King Solomon when he was attacked from the rear by an irate young bride who wanted to go home to mothers eMary Jo. Demon. tPrize-winning informal essay in Press Club Contestl Paul: is i JAY TACK VON. Stephenville, Texas, May, 1935 Number 1 LISTEN mini! The now season is opening 211111 let's all give our wholehearted support. tVith ive hurkvy pre- dominating. swinnning a close sev- 011d, and lmsohall thinlirenmnh her your athletic tit'kvts ul'e 211ml fm' theseirget in line for ye nltlr- spirit. The races begin next week. T0111011rt1w. if the lake, freezes over, the hovkoy workout will begin, Bilt'k t0 hetsr rtl1z1t 1'011- lette wheel in the Recreation Hull is not fair. 1111111 play it, l'lnw- hoy. And the Dean's smokes are te1-1-il1ls1 take your own into his ntlioe, Refuse him tzivlfullt. SMITH SLAYING IS NU MUHE MYSTERY The 111nx'derous 111ystery rerning the slaying of Divk Smith ramo to a head with the written . iun 11f ll1111 Padgett. which 1 given to Dean J. Thomas 1 stdtement tn the press was unsathfm-tmv and his intei- view consisted only 11f a clamped H111- 11111uth with twitvhinz corners. while the single word obnox- ious, iell disjniandly. The vuuse, it was reportem mncernerl tht- dance flour. The Dean did not hesitate in his statement that i was the result of the, evils K dant-ing. litdgett awaits trial with an iron farm a steel tongue, n.1- and a stony 100k. His extreme nervousness was OllSE'I'VEd as smoke fairly oozed from every 110 1'9. t'OkREt'llON Last issue of this paper erron- eously stated Charlie- S. Wilkins was chairman of Ihe Ilisripline Connnitteoiwhile it is really G1 0. Ferguson Fun: 111.; ii OUR CHILDREN I A new member of the Birthday Club is little Ilickie Smith, whose birthdays will total seven next weok. Members 01' the Smile Bearers. Club will he entertained today with 21 party in lrady Morrow's honor at the City Park. New members 111' the cluh are as fullm 1. 2. 3. 4. TEN HUUH LIST HAS UNLY BHUWN TWINS The Dean is extremely proud at this semester's record. The ten hour list has been cut to only two. The two promise to do much better in the future if they return to TarletmL The Brown twins were the names the Dean discloses it crush their irelux-tmnly, lest spirits: so they, too. might get 0ft LUNG HUNUH HULL IS ANNUUNEEH FUHTERM i THE COLLEGE STORE EXTENDS Hearty Congratulations to l Graduates and Students $ QUALITY MILITARY UNIFORMS UNIFORM ACCESSORIES TEXTBOOKS QUANTITY AT LOW STATIONERY FOUNTAIN PENs SUNDRY SCHOOL ITEMS COST- PROPERTY OF John Tarleton Agricultural College ng nits DRAMATIC DILLY-DALLY Miss Evelyn Fitzhugh returned home after the screening of Na Mother to Guide Her. in which NetroeBoldwineBeyer starred the up and coming favorite of the cinema. The supporting cast, consisting of Herman McCoy, Bill Blasingame. and Whimpy Dav- enport, deserve considerable com- mendation. All performances were extremely realistic, it was noted, Last night our own little teach- er. Miss Lillard. went heavy with the rendition of that old favore ite: itO Father. dear Father Come home with me now? The tear-drenched faces of the artist and the audience struck such a pathetic note that the whole audience just couldn't stand it another minute, The wailing group med mournfully out the door. In the dramatizntion of P. W. White. the cast included Louise Pierson. Fanora Neeb. and Jean Arthuri VVhiie the acting was not perfect 1presented earlier in the seasom. the play taught a moral lesson which should be of great value to every Tarleton Co-ed. RAMS. EXTERTAINS W'ITH GOOD OLD iVINKl'M PARTY The AiWSi entertained with a good old game party. Winkum nutranked Clap in, Clap out as the favorite: but Miss Westbrook said if the girls couldn't be ladies. they would just have to go home imeaning Flora Jones and Vivian Hammack. who kept winking at each other and going walking with no one else. l'agr m7 Rounsaville Gives Interview Disclosing The Secret of His Marvelous Success Mr. Rounsaviile timidly smiled, modestly tucked his head and seif-consciousiy dug his feet into the earth before answering my question, If I am a wow wid the women, it's just that I try not to he a shrinking violet type. Upon further questioning, he re- luctantly gave up his secret- itPut a spring in your step and a swing into yourgerggait. Go up to your woman-catch her hands in both of yours and put a little possessive pressure on them. Let me quote from page 172 in Know and Hold Your Women. Let the Woman lean on you and feel your dominance. Let her know your masterful. yet tender, companionshik. The bell rang and Mr. Rounsaville's interview came to an abrupt end. Next Rounsaviiie's You, too, can week follows Mr. recipe for success. be where he is. AMPUS eyhole This column is conscience- stricken. There will be abso- lutely no more dirt printed under its name. The space shall be given over to literary quotations. 01' discussions on demerits for the benetit of the student body The name itself shall remain. Its in- terpretation shall be The Gentle- man at the Keyhoin Knowl- edge, Hear no evil: see no evil; print no evileshall be its motto. Its Hower shall be the sweet pea wsymboiical of innocence in a. sage sensei Hupstiicn TEAM l3 BESTWEEVEH HAD It's the best hopscotch team we have ever had. Coach Wise dom was reported to have said The new players are all over two hundred pounds; and with Todd and Smiley back, I don't see how we can help but win. Coach's attitude is all of our attitudes- we got what it takes to win. Biii Gay Kenneriy is captain-elect of this phenomenal Hopscotch team. The extra block added by the Hopscotch State Committee makes the game more dimcult tor the players, but more thrilling tor the spectators. e SOCI ETY Dinner Parties Called 0f! Dinner parties planned by the Beaux Esprits and Taions have been called off, as there Was only one dinner jacket between the two clubs. 5.0.125. MEMBERS HOSTS T DARLING PINK TEA The St0.T.S. had a perfectly darling pink tea. Everybody of any social prominence Was there. The only blot upon the whole evee ning was that Dean Ferguson was not allowed to enter after the smelling of his breath Dean. however, said it wasn't anything but his mouth wash. Yates Staf- ford, a Talon guest. veritied his argument, saying the mouth wash was Blisterine, the same kind he used. Neither convinced Bill Gay Kenneriy, the bouncer. YOU CAN ALWAYS GET THEM FROM THE COLLEGE BOOK STORE THE HIGH SCHOLASTIC STANDARDS OF JOHN TARLETON NOT ONLY DEMAND THE BEST OF EVERY STUDENT'S ABILITY BUT THE BEST OF MATERIALS AND TOOLS WITH WHICH TO RECORD THEIR RESULTS MASTERPIECE TABLETS, PAPERS AND SCHOOL SUPPLIES MEET THE HIGHEST REQUIREMENTS CARL BIRDWELL, MGR I'um' ms THE JAYeTACK Published Just This Once By Them Wot Knows UTILIZING OUR CHAPEL Do you just sit up and watch the speaker's lips on Friday? If you do, the result will be disastrous. Make use of this A theme can be written. or a test prepared. hope that r;ference books can replace the old gray hymn- book. If you do not have any studying to do, be friendly. Write your neighbor a note. Perhaps you could accommo- date her by writing her theme. Itis these little things that make us great. time. It is our LETS ALL CELEBRATE This week is National Love Week. Letis each and every one do his bit. The following editorial was copied from the N.T.S.T.C. Annual to show the importance of observing this week: What is luv-something you haventt or have? No, it is more than that. It yam everythin what yam. It makes you, it breaks you. It finds you, it binds you. You save it and crave it. What good am I withcut luv? Who cares? ttLuv is becoming modern, says them what knows. Give me the ole fashion luv, says the cynic. Give me liberty or give me death, cried Patrick. Give me luv or more luv, says these sports of today. Give me a chance and PH do right by little Nell. I'll give you three hours to get out of town- and so luv goes on into-Give me liberty or give me Bally- hoo. cries them as has hrainsf TRAVEL NOTES Next week Mr. Carroll King promises to compare the travel- lers' comfort between the Metro- politan and Westhrook Hotels; all purely from a connnercial viewpoint. Tuesday Mrl Ferguson promises to take the college bus on a trip to Cr 1. A. All boys wishing to go may call by the otlice for their permits, No girls will be taken as the trip will he too strenuous for the women I personally nev- er take my wife on these little jaunts. Here Mr. Ferguson Stopped, giggled, and winked, Bright Sayings of Children uI can't think of a thing, Dr. Scott complained, on being interv viewed for bright sayings of chil- dren I could talk on any other subject. My children are espe- cially timid and quiet. ttl will add, however, while we were sitting at the breakfast table this morning Scotty came in and Albert said ...... Students were so entranced with the violin program Tuesday night that they would hardly leave their seatst Encore, they cried, as Boney grabbed his hat and rushed down the aisle Household hintWWhy not leave your gum at home while attend- ing formal dances? OF CONTRIBUTED BY A FRIEND JOHN TARLETON COLLEGE I'nyt' 10:! 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