John Tarleton College - Grassburr Yearbook (Stephenville, TX)
- Class of 1936
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N carrying out the architectural theme in this 1936 Iedition 0f the Grassburr, we have attempted to portray the advance and development of architecture by pre- senting various stages in its progress. Each generation or nation adds its bit to the architecture ofits time and adds its influence upon the architecture of the future. Every period of architecture has had the successes and the fail- ures of the preceding periods with which to work. One might compare the development of a great style of architecture to the development ofa student attending school. The student must begin at the bottom and pro- gress upwarderetaining that which is worthwhile. dis- carding that which is uninteresting and unsatisfactory. It is the sincere hope of the staff that we have presented a worthwhile and educational theme for your approval or disapproval. We have tried also to make this book as representative of campus, classroom. athletic, and social life in Tarleton as we possibly could. We hope that you are pleased with the book, and if you enjoy reading and keeping it one-fourth as much as we have enjoyed making it. then our labors shall not have been without fitting reward. style ing ra y have Hm ' Pmun'n'li man-s first Ihiug abom- Ivd ul' rants and tents. His first architectural attempts. wcrc- made on If plates of xxurship ur llle dwelling places of his gods. N006 driI-x llmsc architevlural comrhanves xwre wen crullv and rvsultvd in such slruclurt-s as lhe llolmens at Stonehenge. England. jusl a ring of huge rocks linked together In slabs placed horizmllaII-r 0n lhc lops 0f llw nrrlit'al stones. h man's im'reas- Hull rrilh llw crude slruclurrs Iw had previ- ing knowledge mad? him dissa oush nvcupied. hr so! In work xrilh his mind as Vulll as his musl'le and slarlml lu build more presentable temples for his gulls. Crlk' lyrimiliu' man's first though! was alua'xs of his gods. nul 0f himsellll Zd315$1122 - 9363 mm the liuw ul. lurimilixc man In I the present 11m arl'llilovluro ham passml through mam Iwauliful and p9 - fr'vled sulvs. each HQ Io having ils IPSSPF lmi lings and ils nlaslvrpim'cs. Tho archi- lm'lurv of ImIa-x is extremrI-x different frmn anix other sl-xlc that has t'VOl' lwc-n prmlm'e-ll. Modern arvhilucluw is in lhc- exlwrinlvnlal slag? through which all greal ables musl pass. ,'0 one knows xyhvlln'r lllis modern conception xxill lixe or nolilhal remains lo 110 seen. tm- mcr. Iln- favl remal Is that modern hui l lugs are lwauliful in their own righl. Tho slrut'lurv 0f Ihe luuilllings s primari- I-x lht- mlh dm'nraliml used. Lvl us hop:- lhal in this Ila.x of lowering skAx svrapvrs our own architects will nnl prme inl't-riur lo lllvir lrrcdw'essors. ;0 30955013. ISM yrs . IE Eg-xlytians were the first people Tto erect am buildings that were sub- slanliai enough to withstand the raiages of the elements and remain for us to see today. These people had a verix strong beliefin the after it orld. They considered life on earth mereh a preparation for the life to come. and they expended all their energy toward building themselt'es a suitable abode to m'cup-x in the land of the hereafter. The Sphinx of Hg pl is a living exam- ple of the unlimited amount of tsork ex- pended bi lhese people in setting their gods. The P? ramids likewise etidenee this great Ireliel' in the after world. The-x here built by the Pharaohs as their tombs. Thousands of slaVes worked for eears constructing one such p3 ramitl. but the Pharaoh could I101 make his tomb too iineiit was his eternal dwll- ing place. CHM thlll l'liih it lLLI tHS PH IA illmlis. EDITOR VIIHI th U HARE. INN! tliSN U I t Hilg'R Priming hp Tin- ltnin II 1mm Phulugruplu In lianx-ys Hm, . am; by Suulimlmlx-rn Engruxin: 11m..p:..., WA EE ? QGDN?ENT$ MILITARY ATHLETICS THE SCHOOL ACTIVITIES IVIE llm cixilizalion of Urw-rv nas 8 more alhanl-cll than that of ICg-xpl. naluralb WP expect In find a more per- f'm'lwl arvhilerlurc. The thin. clear al- nmsplwrv and lhv imignraling climate- uf Un-m'v. rumbinml leh the t-u'ollonl marlulv found lhvrv. lmulwl Iu make Illc Urvok arvhilm-lurv gn-al. le Grm-L IIx-signvr had a sim't-rv Imv fur a bcauli- flllh lurnlmrlimwll building uilll clear- 1'ul. lurm'isv :lclails. Tho c'u-rllcm'v nl- Un-vk tlvsigu is slill nuu-II. and SllllanlS go In Urm-u- from all parts of lhv uurld Iu elull'x anll In marull. 0 arvhiu-rl I'uuld xdnh l'or an-xlhing.r hc-llcr than I0 Iw alulc to equal the pvrlX-l'liml annl gram' of Ilu- Urevk vlosignrrs. T0 RUBERT CL Y u'hu hm surrvsajfully mul pulit'nlly guitlml Ihvfullvring publiruliml stalk 0f .Inlm ,I'urlvmn Jgrirultuml College during llw pus! fulu' yen .s. 11ml trim will liul in our memory us I: pvrsun u'Imw chwr uml Irimlnm's u'm'm Pl'vry hour! Ilwy lnurh. u'v sincornly dwliv'nlv Ihis 1936 mliliun uj lhv Urussllurr. ?EJE S EMMDE IHT the Romans xwrr a lwoplo xylm Imwl grandeur. and 110 dominated mun thing o-u'rrx xshvrv lhr-x xu'nl. is Hi- dPlH'l'd In mrr-x lram' Illa! lhtj lrl'l Iwhiml IIu-m, cepm'iall'x llwir ari'hilc-w lural munumvnls Hml ul' Ihr- Roman buildings xu-rv dvsignwl uml huill Iu'x Urm-L ur ls: Iml men though Ilw Humans :lid mnn- or 103.: com Greek art'hilw'lurc. llnj uvrv grval builders in llwir tmn right. The Romans MITP IIIP firsl proph- survossfull-x In use cement. Yl'In- usv ol' vonu-nl enabled lIn-m ln l'ro- alc and uric son sm'rvssfuII-x aml emm- liwel-x lhc- lwauliful arrhes aml tlmnes lhal distinguish the archilm'lurc nl' Runn- l'mm that of Crew- The remains ul- tho Culisvum an- a lixing vuimplv of 1110 Ruman's quo for liz-r upon liv-r ul. ar- cades. Tho pe-rfn-vlinn 01' Roman lcmplvs zlml l'UllllllllS ma'x also he svvn in Ill? rr- maining fragiln-nh 0f lIu-se hvuuliful Icnlplw lhul lhv Romain huill In honor lhn-ir goth: chlzy Plucslmax'l' 'I'. 0. W uxmx Dun J. Tnmns Unis IL L Bum Ufrw'lm'. Ih-lmrluwnl nj Phyxirx Hm; n'r Ihnnnl 1.x- rm! Poxlnmslw- 134m. Ihlum I-il . 1Ianuyr'r f Hulh'yr mm- Ii. k Iimuuum lxxuriuh- Pm mxm- uf lilm-kxmilhiny um! Farm Jlrrlmnirs un! Prnjt rnr of Homo ldrmmmirx Mnum quva ,lsmxlunl Prufmxur I Ilrmu' lz'mnmuirx h mun AN 'mn xlunl luslrurlnr of Military Su-ir-urv mul 'I'urlirx Hour: w 1'... lxxrwiulv Prqfr-xsor 4.1 Journalism hmu: 171.1 le unl ' ' u. KL Duh mersmr uf Military Srimu't' ml 'I'urlirx llw'rux .l, Tmm u Du LN Ih'un S H huh Dim-Inr. Ih'lmrlnu'ul nf tihrmislry F H, llnunx Asmciulo Prufl'mnr nf H umhrnrk uml . umml Training 15 A w 'r. Dun m Un'm'iulr rmf r uf Clwmixlrv II. t: Ilmx m x Iwmur nf ln'nyium'l'iny n. I.. Icum Diu't'lur. Ih'pm'lnu-ul 0f IIixlm-y A. m r: Em: m umiule Profmm- 41f Cmmuerriul Arls .l. D. lewm. .4 .m'uze Prufexsor nf Biolugy Lu nu Fm nu Auswiulv me . .mr nj Phyximl Edur'ulitm for Woman 1i. 0. mel'srw Din'rlor. Drparlmenl of Emuumim So- rinlngy. uml .Iournulixm .I. L Fawn; Direrlnr. Ilr'purllm'nl 41f Cmmnm-riu! 41L: u. B Fm umriuu mmm- f Ilixlury ll. Hr Fluuux l'rvfr'xxnr nf hu'mul Ilnxbmulry and Farm Um-lmnirx HrMu Fun Nw'rr'lurv mul Librarian: thzml of llm'ir rullmw Hm urA Flum mun iPr Huh, W Fun Ilu'm'lm'. Ierm-Imrul uf Hm hlx .Imm Ii. nuumm . u'iulw Prqft'xxm'qf lrr'hl'h'rlurr ,I. u Hli-xl'l IIirr-rlmx Ih'pul'llm'nlof Umlvru Lumyuuwux Hm H Hun m www.h- Prqfwmr nf Iinylixh Hun. Um x. Prufr'. m uf luirr untl IHrwlm uj h'uwu- hip Singing Lt IA Hmml hxnriuh' Pr-nhavmr ur' Hinlugy 11 1!. Mn... Lxmriuh' Prnl' u- ur I-Irlumlinu Lxlh H II mm Mxnriulw Prqft'xsm' uf Engylixh 'r. x. lhnmuuxu Prnjkxxnr 0f Paullry Hmmm- nu III,xxI4.u Vursr' Hm llnsnu h 1. - 4qu Pmmw 0f Ilmlw'n Lunyrmgm lJ.li.lhx1.m-.I.L Uim-lur 0f Hum! u u .Imm Le, n-iuln' Prof: r 0f u .rI.m...I.p. mu luv. lxxnrl'ulv Prqivssnr f linylr'xh IL Ll awn hxm-iulr Prqu-nr 0f Iiuyimw-iug liuu Lth Ax ' ImI Ifr'yixlrm'und Cmnummlunl IA-' x ll. Linus lxxoriutlv met'xsur f Ilixlm'v LILLIr L LILLHHJ Ilfl'r'rlnr, Drptll'lnwnl 0f Puhlh- Spanking Imonn lmtnm Swwwlury In Dmn X H MtzMunx Rnxiuexs Hummm k L VxSuI-J-Ax Itirwlur, IIPpur'lIm'HI uf 1Iullu-umlirx M In H mm IHH-rlor. Ih'pm'llm'nl nl' Iz'uqlixh H nu H mm nmriulv met'sxnr nf Uullmumlirs U L. . LI m P. Wun'n unl Lihmriun . unmu H uuru uvixlrml Prof .. ;r nl' 1 in 'FIN lim' H m, Prquwxnr f I umlimml qu'irullm'v - Bun anrml I, Iunwmr nf Dining Ilull Hm. . Hunm ull'nn 017 9 Ihlr'milm-v M u laymc. nu-nmu mmm- Profr-sxnr f Edmmm hu Lul -l.arn lmuriulv Prnfrmm' uv' Iluuu- Ermmmim I'. lllhan nnmmx Uummt'r V, w Ihme-H Hsm'iulv Prufl'xsnr of IIurliruIlm-t' uml Enlunmlugv mm- Prqu'xxnr01'!!an IL't'mrmuir-x J. Ii. Ihalmm 1mmm- Prqfr'xxur of Unlhvmulirx HA: n .thr f tgmumny 11ml Hurlit'ullult' n, J. Sxxlnzlh . 1 Ian! Prams! 0f Phyxim! Eduruliou for mu Cum Sn mp, Imm uf H'mm-u WILLIHI D. urns issm-ialv Prujrxxur nf tyrimllurul Eur giuwriny Vunr: x. Srzu'r'r Prrgrmsur uf lolrr-inury Sriz-Im' and Dairy Husbandry Iwnm r: s SrrrcIm-y In Ifrgulmr Human, SIu-zn' 1n Brmkkeepn' run! .1 rr-mmlunl n. ,, I I; Sulr Pl'qfr'sxnr uf Iifulnyy .Imm xx. Sul'rn umiule Prnfrkxnl' of Bmlugy Hm: Lnxu: C. Surru lmmlunl Prnfmxm- 0f l.'mmurn'iul Irls 'L .I. SPAVH n Ililwrlur nf Sv'hnnl nf Aiyn'rlllhlre K M TIIJuE l, nvnriulv Prnfmm 4.1- nhmuim-y II n Lunn Tim: 1' Ilmtl Lilu-uriuu H A11 . k uJu-Jx Ilin-rlm-. lepm-Imvnl nf Ilnmw Ev-mmnm-x H An Hum: 1sA'm'l'uh' Prnf . w nf Ellylixh k ll W m ox I!im-Iur. Ih-purluwul vl' lirIur-ulinu 12. x HILMW vagyixtrur uml L'munmmlunl Xux x IIMA Inxlrm'lvr of hi H J hmru Purfrxxnr nf thxirul Training mul lIlnlrIir Ih'ru-lm Ulu. 1;. H. anu um Lmu-iulp Pl'nfl'xxur' nf l-anlixl: $8111; 234 BOB GR-HES. l z'altle t ness Administration Prfsidknt Senior Class .36. tilx'er Key Club. T Association. Football. .lnmu; Bnrrr, IT vlz-h Pr9-Law Vive-Pres. Senior Class. Baskvlball '33. 30. Frack '35. .30. Vive-Pres. Prv-Ims Club. Pres. Draguns' Club. T 455-11. h AV 5! JrUV. Stephenrille Business Adlllinistration 591'. Senior Class. Student Dante Cum- millee. Aggelles. Press Club. TTSK. Ass't Calendar Editor Grassburr. DOLLIE H. CLox ER. Sponsor IIIHRIJH S. Wanns. Sponsur On October 21 the senior class organized by an elecliun in whith Bob Graves. Outlaw candidate. defeated George Collins and Bartlet Blankenship for the presidenqx . Jimmie Britt, candidate on Ben Goldbeck's political parl'x. won over Wary E. Jones. candidate for Jack Fauntlero'x 5 party in the ran: for the Vice- presideuc-x . Nan Shelton beat Margaret Kitchens in the election for the secretary and treasurer. For sponsors the seniors unanimousb chose Wiss Dollie M. Glover and Charlie S. Wilkins. A Womanless Wedding started the senior entertainment program with a big success. After the program Mlss Glover and UL Wilkins entertained the class with a Christmas tree and dance in the Recreation Hall. April 1 the seniors gate a Facultix Talw-Offu as a means of raising money A dinncr-dam'e was planned for Ill? seniors formal spring entertainment. As a memorial the seniors are leaving a portrait of Dean Davis. The money was raised by senior programs and IQ private contributions from the Class mem- bers. Miss Martha Jf-ster of Dallas was the artist. Emmu' Kuhn: .Uirwrul Wr-IIx Journalism Finv Kris Club. Chorus Sm. liu. l . :u- lh-purln- Crm'k Hulunu ' Imlont l'nru Cu tin LF Nuns tjomunrlw wrirullurul Ellm'ulinn x CulhlIH'I Kgr'n- Hum lidumliuu 4-:u'l o' Tr-uts Huh. Mmllmll. Hmlu-llmll. T Ms'n. Mummm h.l. Suun Fluwm anrnurm. Dublin l-IIvun-nlun Iixlm-uliun .Im-z Buu-szAs. Slrphenrillt' M.'rirullurnl Educulion silu-r kvy Club, SI-rm'unl C... 1:. .Imm Hum Tlmrnlnn Business 'ulminislmlion H u ISI-uu N, Slrplmwillr' lhmimss hlminislrunun Hm BET'IS Eleririml Enginerring m-rs' Club, Hamilton Cullnly Club. Enwm' Bmxm m . Sru'dvr Husim-ss Adm' is'lrmiou lst Limlondnl Cu, Ii, Ullh-vrs' Club. HIH'MUN HLu k, Furl Worth Bmilwss Minuinislralion 2nd l,ivuleuunl Band, Tumblvm. Ullivers' Club. t V. BMLocK. Berrillv Mzrirultuml Enginw-ring 2nd Lieulenunl Cu. L Skulls, Ullin-rs' Club. Crack Plalmm. lhlwm' Rmxknxunu Tlmrulnn I're-Luw Mun BUM rim Tlmrnlun Truth Training W. L Roman .ln.. lulu w Lm-M l3. m Ilioull-Iluul tin I; H n'r'onn Hons l ulwru Businvss hlminislmliuu Sz- , ml Band. Prus vnl FFT. P Li'gulles. Hour! 0' Tt-xus Club. P.Imrua Mun H.. Bnmm, Ham Ilmno kmumi N dvnl Purly Con ugmus. .Imnn Ihm. Ruumm, Indian Gap Chi! Enginm-ring 5 u.u Bunml, Dublin Business hlminislruliun l'IIILIP Bmmms. Slephenvillr Business hlminislmliou DI- Malay. V ITIIANIEL BIm-rus prlmu 1UP kgrioulluml Education Slack Judging Team '. .'h. Talullsv Press Club, Ass'l Class Editor Grusshurr. PIII- IIKIII SI-rgvulll Company C. HI Im Eden rII IIIrul EIIIII IIIiIIII FF I. Heurl 0 Tuxas Club CIROLIVV Cu , Slpphpnz'illv Pre-MI-Illcul SvcrI-Iury. Lvs Lum'llvs, Iguanas. CIIx, lI'IIIIlc Icss Idminislralion .luniar CIIIIIII-ilor Dc Nloluy, SI-m-Trens, l.u ky 13. l'l SI-rgvuul Cuv D. SI-rgI-anls CIIIII. Cmvk Platoon I- MAM CIIIIIA u: Goldlhuvuilv Social SI- iImIo I rack PldIUUlI Club, Hills CoIIIIh I lIIh II If 'lVr-xas llnuxlon XuriI-IIIIIIr EIIIII-IIlion .lnI Gunman. Brerkmridgu ElI-I'Iriral l'InginIIring IaninI-Hs' Cluh. Tm: mun Hsprils. B skI-Ihnll ls! l l. Co I. Vlili hIIiIIIr shurr. Prvss CIIIlI, UniI-or: Club. HFPCLCIII'II.EI' Club. C. W. IIIIII I2II. IbilI-m' xgrirullurul EducuIiIm rrulllllhw'i. F. , Head 0. Toms Club. FII'L l-XIrm ILIIIvII Dug, hI-rgmnl Cu. IL SMphI-m ml. ad um I inn I'll IIINE C m' . xgrirullurul I Sun RI rn Cu Soc ml. Sun Sulm m llvurI xi 1t- tin. Ii, Slmh-nl Cumu Uzm-llv Clulu PI'I'NX 0 I5. Sponsor l-ILLx Fluxttlas CIMwLI-Jx, SlypImn-illr Pro-Luw Lvs Lnuvllm, $1anqu On-Iu-slru. k. I Ilwmlu-r n- Mmllmll. Trm-k. lruIion n. le-url u' Tvxam Club. PA: I. Cut wn. Slephwnrillr liusimsx MI! I ' SpL Hand. SUTS, lev Club, Ilvm-l u' 'l C h, Dun 11....x..,.1m.. lir'uulmry mam ...- Mhuinislrulion Band, l'uldir Spoukinu Club, Stuck Judging 'lH-nm 'Im. linmu Mt'D. CULLHS. Sun Inlnm'u mim-vring M NH Cmuw Slwplmuvillv Pvlroh-um Euginrorinn Disliuguisln'xl Sludvnl h -Prvs. 'l ' Clu h, Enlon AI'H nI'. s illgilu'l'm Club. Ullim'rf CIulL Bun n1 Cow n, .Iu.. Slrphvnrille Agrit-ullurul Education Iinguislml Studenl . TH. 15! l,it-ulvnunl Co. D. Valmlicloriun SoplL 111mg J M'k Hn' Cox. Sh'phrm'illr Pro w Di. 'nguisIu-rl $qu0. suuh-nn Purl, Cummillo . 1 Au. I; ru'lnuuu- :uimr .I-Tm-. ,Prw t zhm. wrgmun Fr ., Cuu- r. Bmuumnl um Mlmiuislrulinn LlaH ls CI KMVHIHI, Isimwxx Min ruliun Prvx Ummm-hv 110. Club. 2nd Limlvnnnl Cu, Ii. Ilhxm lshuu Cl unnnn. Ulm'v Cixil Engimmmw l- gimwrs' Club M-ruvunls' M-rmxunl Cu 1, . pm Club Jump 5 u n CI mu. Aillwu 5px l . nn- l-Zuginwrs Club. llozu-l 0' Toms Club. N'u-rgn-unl 110, Ii. Pmmmn spm-h Club. Low IN N. .S'lt'pImn-ilh- Pusl l. Lmuau. Du IK. Purdnn ! . m-ss Nu Mun Br n Du . Slrphz-nrillw BIL nu Admi slruliun Kggvllvs. l'uhlir speaking Huh, Ulm- Cluh. Pulouv and Brush Club. I rls. Hillr Tl'ulll. Pu mu; Du 15. Glen Ruso Honn- le-onomirs Uzgollvs. l'rn-sv Pulxam- uml Brush Club. Chorus WE. I'rzmn' Du Is. Big Sandy hx-hiIu-Iurr WILIMM Du. Haliur Agricullurul Educaliun Purl If Tvms Club. SKL-ul-Ulns Skulls. Plulmm SgL Co. E. Cnu-k Pluluon 3ft. NI-.LL DEt'KHn, .Mwmrd Social Svipnm' Ultlt'lles. Dau Tu TM : Club. 305. N-v. Purl n DOV u.n Dmu Dun r: Velvriuun VIN! Dr Mul: . smphnu-nh- i...- unl Baud. 0m nu: m; s, Rubxlnuw Businvss x.1....msnn.nm. IJ.- xmm. Iilmn U'uw, Hlmuy Pro-Luw Druguns. lmrk. T mm, Pn-sv Shulwn fiuum-il. Prnu Law Club. Vlujur 2nd Ball. LI-znw um Enwnnmn, San Snlm grivullurul Hdm-uliun Jm: k. li'umwux llaxcu Bu, was him lrulion Prvs, vavr ku Club, SludonlCouncil,1llliw-rs l1luh. Puhlix' Speaking Club. Cupluin Cu. ti. HLIHLIJ F. v M. Linglm-le Social rionvu LLm n annn. Linyh-rilln Huxim-m Mminislralion Curpurid l'u l3, FFT Club. ,1' uislmliun lhu.m Rmmzn. liulm-r Business Ml- Faun qum. Drm-xrm Buslnt-Ss Mlminislmll HI us DI VV FARMHI. l'tlllLUlH Sovinl N Rump lx'l Lir-ulvnunl Isl BML. Ullim-ru' Club. SI mloul , Cnumil. RP: ' Cluln. tnum CIuIL 2nd l,iruwnum Pu. F. , Plum Clulu ARE Vili- nun leilur tirus-shurr. HI r. Fun . . Hmdou- Muivullurul Killninklrnliml llmlu-ll . ll. Trm-k I1upl,. 1' MC . Tunr Me'rs. P- l-I. me. Nlrphmu'illt' Hmhwn Vhllillislruliun Huixinm H. Fox. Sun Nulm xm-imlluml l-deuliou llu mum Fun. .N'lrphrnriilv I'uudnvw hlminiulru Lnn Fn Imx. Minna v Huunv's' Mlmini'lrnli n Hanuw-r Huslu-Hm ' -..m 2h. M my CI'II .HIV: VI HI. Slepht'nriHII llmnv . numiI-s DIIIII-I- CmumIIII-v, L95 LIInI-Ilvs, IiI-JIHIIIII FI IIII. Brw'krurhlgr lIth-rul Irls HislinnIIixlII-I! SluIlIInl 'L'w Ilrum III ' Mule QInIrIIII h l-ZIIIIIII- . PIIIs. 0H 01$ Lluh. hIIlI-l .I. II In mu... IIm-irlmu .I IngI-ulum cumin I. ., IgriIullu II ICIIIIIIIIIIII. '1 qu ll. tiuIIII II. PI-ndlvlun IIIII-Id lidumlinn 2nd LI. In, L. tHliII-rs Huh, Crack Plulonn '36. n. Lungrirw IH llCIIuiuI-orinu Club. CIIIII-k Plnluull '33. CIIIIIIII-Id Co. IL Hm HIII sz III Furl Murlh Club ICI IIIIr uusshllrl'. IInI-z HIIIJIM II, Iv'nrl UP ! SIyI-iul I III-I- KggI-IIIIs, Chums Ch mum lu'omm I x AS'IRII'HUIFl- P KgriI'ulluml ICIIIII-uliun RUXFIC Jums H u u nIuIs Mm Isl SI-rgI-IIIII Cu. L II. Joshua lraliml Dusm l.l-2l-. Hun, 1' Irsrzlln IIUIHI' liI-IIIIIII g I I:I.I II I Jlth-Pgar HIIIIII- P.I-IIIIIIIIIiI-s ULII I-.II H mp ll IIIIII'I'ux. Slur TerI-k. I-IIIaiIIw rs Club. llI-urI If 11- e CIIIII 'JH Vnmn l'lAllllll-l. GIIlI-xrillv IIIIIx DIIII; HIIIIvI-III Sunlu Inna .II rI IC oIIIIIrI TI III. vak. rI'IIIIlISPC. NkIIHs. ICIIgiI I'rs 'CIIIIIJHI Club. HI III IIIIIIIIs. S'Irpln'nullr HUIIII' '11'UIIUIIIiIN mm III-s. II mx x Prv-l sI Ix . BI-rmkxh I'rIv I w HIIIIIIJI HAII'I'. 'I'Imnr MzriI IIllIIrIIl EIIIII lIIIIllmll ' Ill ISA'II, UIliI'IIrs' Ilr:III.nI-. ll Iss EH. SII'IIIH'HI'IIIP xuriI-IIIIIIr. FJ'IH'iIIiOH Chorus, Isl l,iI-IIlI-IIIIIII Cu. L CrIII-L PluIImII YHL IlszVII. 0 HI; xII .H ulnul S'pl'l'lub l us 053 MIIIIIII IliIIII BIIIIIIx riIs C lllh. HI-rIzI-IIIII ISIIIIII, Chums. Mu u ; Es'rrm, Slrphenvillr Pme m...- r:I.n., Aggum, Pu'l. lhun RN, Dublin llurul Edm-ulinn me Hun Slwlhm L'ily me r. ounm Clmnn. kgm-Ilvs. V ADE Ilmmyzs, Dublin Agrit-ullurul lidm-alion M m. Hon 'm-ium um-m-s. Ta, Club. ms 1. 505 '31.. Sm: umillun Emmi; mu nu Horm. Thumb : s l Hum- Pn-s. s0. CluhSponsorCo. A r, Rl'g. amnm :m ms, Loumil. mumps: ILLHH HI vr H, Guinrxrillr hx I In; u-vr' Cuplui Tumbling nu, Prn-sixh-nl Enpim-vru. Dmum SI 1.. Jumx. Hmwluu Hun ICi-uuumi ' MHI snuh-nl 1:3. MJL'I-llx- uh- l.-ti. 13. MM .1 nuu'l'. .Imm Immrn-r. Slrplu'm'illt' w. l'n-sdiluh. Dislinguidu-rl Sludu-nl '33. llast J uuwr'r. thlu'nnllr Mzrh'ulh ul l-Lrhu lion lx'l L! Hall. .N . . lHliuls Club, Imam Ilhxmw. BI-prkI-IIridge Buxinrss hhninislraliou VIIIIII UIINSOV, BmIII' I ll PrI-sIIlI-III TTP's. Sm-re-lnrg NI' Fu I. .Ian .x. IIIIIIII'II IIIIIIII- IIuIIIiI-x Chunk. xppIIIII-I. ll mm. Jux SII'pIIvIIrI'III' BIWEH as KIIIIIiIIixlmIiIIII hhlIIIiIIislra-Ilion ' ILiuImry Edilor tir. CIIIIIIIg Cluh, Press C lub. IIHIII'IIP unzullvs, A int FIu-zu Jouzs Tufl I ulScicIIco Aggc:llos. Fine his Club, PIIhIiI Speak- illL! CIIIII. uls l'u I. .on IirI-lIiIm-IIII-I- . Bout Drillpd Soldier '35. lliglII-sl Ranking r 3, RegI Mai. Erlilur Urns Iurr, Hus! Will- 3 HIIII '36. Disliuguishud Sludm 33. Dunn- CuIII- vllilln-v. I Slrphrnrillu C I.:IIIII I: JoIIun, SPIIIiIIUIV Hill C onservalnry VII Finn Kris Club. hlrh sI-uI-L Chu- ms, SPKI'K'I .IIry Aggi'ill'x 'Iler Sm Jon I:. . Pl'lrlbll'llnl EIIgIIII-vrim.r BETTY Wn' kn', Slrplwuri'llu Home chlIuIIIivs wuvuos. N Ium r: k mun Guslinr Conservatory Vico-Pn-s. Fin hls Editor Ur mlrSI' .luh, V ilw-Pres 0n Ls, Culmnlzu slmrr. Sponsor Co. 0. xggvm-s Unmn'ln Du km. L'wlidga Social Nu m mm-lh-s. Sovrvlzlry 'I'l-jus Club l4 Hm H n K K t'Ju-mivul l Garland innori n,-.v Ivmirnl Ian Ii :im Club. mu m. 151 Mm. $041.11. Siln'r key mun. Pn-ss Cluh. s. l-Tm' Jh-pm'lvr. Ba-skvllmll '33, '36, an! Cu. K C uumu. hum. Slrplmuvilh- Civil linginm-ring liumm-Vln k1 .' l Sn valII-s 3 I, 35. wwwwiuu Humm 1 krrnuAa, merd 5 onu- Tuu Club 2:5. 505 In, Hound Jone hann. Thurlwr Businvss hhninislrulion J, C, Lx Gimme, Comanche :rn-uIlurM hlminislrulion W. T. IAN m. Linqln-ille Business Minunlslrmiml L mm . Piuluwr V um . Srit-m-v nM BELL Lx'rum. Erin Huum lCrn vs SUS Club, LW . Cuum-il. Sludvnl tinum-iL T 'lV-nnis. Kggollvx. Hvurl 0 'I'vxas Club. 'I' thu UI-zun Lausum 1' n Hh'vlrirnl Hugimw-riu: raf Club. Cum-vrl Un-lwslru. Sgl. ' -I lhuui. Chorus. m. ..I mmwo Spvoch Club. MngIh-s Rvpm'lvr. FFT mun F x M lam Ls. Gulvxrillw Son-ml Srimm- Wu w LuF'rn, Spt'urnmn 1: 'nwnlul'y Iiduvuliml Chorus M umu Luann Sun lugnln ivncc ' Com il. I405 Lunvlh-su Dnnvc Cum Iillvv, I u- Krls Club. V uu' BERT U1: Krlclc. Mandy Consvrmlory UWLS Club, Pn-ss Club. wm-llcs. Fim- xm Club. Choru: .'ul0isi. Double- Soxlvl, ll v. GuH'. hit Bus. Mgr. .LTur. Lmn um Ht:DAxIHI., Gordan n: '1' Cluhv I'ivil Engine - Huginorrs' Club, l . HrDmuwnx mes le'm' KgHt-Hvs. Assor. Editor . CummiIh-o. . Soc. Pross' Clulv Purly Hun um McFAnLAVu, llolrmuu Conmvmmy Coum Fin:- xns Club. Band. nu. tjulmmn kmv' Vh Fu El 'lr 'nl I wring pnm-n Club. Band. Pu I. M ALLtHV Uulrwlmz Chvmiml Engimu-ring Silu-r lwy mu :, Vmwzn Hymn Brady wring Club curl 0' Te Hammer Urasshurr . Elwinm' ' Club. Ullit'vw' Club. 8min... Pu I. Hurrl . 41vmmlw Pn--M mlivul Tulun. Club. Isl Svrgvunl Pu. l2. Tmnn 'H uulx. Hum: Prv- Luw Hun Humrw Ilmuillnn xil Iiumm-vrin: lirAm 1 M u IHM S. Smgrm'm' lit urns HuVum, Pt'ml nllural Htllli'HliUll YE. 250, T kxfn. CI IHh Hunks. 'elr-h Prv-Lzm Cunt. RI-gv SIIIIT. PrI-s. Skulls, OIIiI-I-r I Club. PrI--L;Iw CIIIII. Hillv Cuuvh, SluIII-nl Iss'l. PJIISIIKT Tun Hum m, Sulphur Sprinyv xn- hiIPPllll'dl lingimu nu m Editor Grassburr, Prvss f'luh. Lunln H Pros x'rIlIiIocla-I l lulu. .uh III-I-rs Huh. Isl LI. lsl Bull 3 DIInre- Com. II I 3.1.; IIIIII I. SIthrm'iHI' Shulvul C uum- il. Punk 1 lulu. PIP Lzm Pu mu: Mlmns, UP Lynn Elmwnlury 'rIHM'INTS Igavllvs. CqumII-lu- CuunIy Club. hI-r. FFT Club. lh run HIIquu. Iloushm l-lIIII-lr III Huginm- Drumnm heal Soldieirl l .Ullllllilh'h' DI. Huluyu Enguwo'm'l II luh. I. um. Slull' '33. DuIII-I- Illrs 'SJ'I, OII'II'I-rs' ChIII, M umuu-T VIILLI-I! llw'kcl .nnsprvalory Cnunm CMIum'il xKRPIIPH.SI'1'. Fim rs Sexlcl. hynulholly Orllwslrzh Chorus. hm Unz nun. Baird xgrirulluml Hdlll'iHiUH II . B. Montana Dublin PrI--Law UrIIluryiLilcrury Uuml. 151 Ll 2nd Ball OlliI-I-rs' Cluh, Lux'ky 121. mu nus, Mgr. .l-TI .III I xIIIIIIIII SIPprnIJiHP lHIhII IIiIIII IIII Im MIIIIIIIIII. III-IIIIy PnuMIIIIII-III sIuIIIIIII Coullril :.33. BI-IIIII ILIIIIIII, sou Junior c lass 3w. EIIIIIII uIIIIsIIIIII- :343, hssl III-II LI-IIIIIII Pr .IIII IIII linonux Mm w, aroma lH-Imlenm Huginu-rim: rs' C ' b x 0ka M. lu'ln. swun- Bunuu-us Kdm slrulinn 3m. Mmm- m Lmu Trm-lwr, mm-ularyCoursr Cmnnm-III- Counly Club, xgm-m .. l'u I. u Slephenl'illr leuimu lingixwvrirm m Livulonum cu. F, mm Ulu H. V m, Cnnmm-Iw Slu-H'h Arls Coursu SH'. SImh-nl Council. lHN LS. NWS. Cnunvil. TTS's. AgguIn-s. I I mm; VI 11'. SIrphrm-illv Hume mm' 5 ms Lum-lu wm-Hes, Prvs. Fin:- Arts L. n L Bum ULn Ln. llirr Agrirullurul Ellul'ulion Pros. FFA .Clmrus. Muh- Quurlvl, Fim- MK Club, UIIim-I's Club, Isl Ll. Co. Ii, Crm-k Plutmm Luis PA uh rm, Bruvlv mun Aggmu-s, qu rr 'rmm Club. x. lnmmm Jlmurd Agrirullun' Lucky 13. mm Yx-ll LHuIvI'. TTP's Capluin Cu. F. 3 01licors' Club. Bum PAT'mnsum Guldlhuvuilr Agrimllurul EIIKilIPPriIIL' wavan PHILLIPS. Sleplmwillp Busim-s. Mlminislrulion lsl LL Cuv F. OtYh-nrs' Club, Prim- Cluh. Ft-uluro l-Idimr .Ll - W LII-z PHILLIPS. Slvplwnrillw Imliou liluln, Prosp Clulr. Iiuuim-ss Adm Isl Ll. Cuv Ii. 0!! er Fvuhm- Editor .l-' lhmw Pwrnuz. Elm-uiml hngium Dislinguishml Sludml Bull. Slull'. Otlirvrx' lilulu. Cluh, T x sHI. m; ml Lt. 3rd ani ner um PmrI-z. PuIm-iux usim s Mimi: strulion Dislinguislu-rl 1min ' Spunsnr , C. .W S, limmril. JAIN. TT. Hmm' Runo. Groesberk HNIerul Kgrirullurv FFT Cluh. VI nu n H nun: Slw'ling Clly Farm Munum'nmnl Bvuux Esprils. CupL Huml. lleurl If Toms Club. Of- lit-e-rs' Cluh. Aurivuhure Club. . snarling my w n Education kWS. Council. JAP Cluh. TTS. Damm- CuuuuillPP, Bust Fn-shumn Girl. Heart 0' Twas Club. Chorus. KLHH Iimmnlc. Prlruliu ml Em. u-t-r ;, l-lngim-L-rs' Club. 2nd qulvnanl fin. t1 x nu. Prlroh'u uxrux' l tilu-um I Huginm- 'ng EnginN-rx' Club Sgl. Cu. C. Sou-Tn-zm Mm I Il-' Ix nnmuw: lhznmzns, nmham I ' v': n- .u Aggelltw, Pr. 5 mm Ht-porlc-r .l- .142 I-u. limmm', livsdvnmnu Homo Emnmnirs 'Hvs, Miwd Chnrm. m m Immm. l. ruu'fm-1l 0... hmmmnirs urge: m; Jul In UK u. Dublin Pro-Law L1H Lu, S nnuu. Ireland Holm- Emmmlics MzgvllPS. Humilmu Counly Club V Snmmm, vaphrnriur L l icv-Pn-s. Les Lllnvllt'h. xg-gvm-s. Mum n 81 unm-J'nzm Marble Full: Bus .5 Mlministrulion .I. I1. ScuT-r, Gule-xrillu l're-Luw LI-m 514an Straw I mi slmlion KIT. Club us wzm mos, C M LVLHHIIL. Ilirn P Mvdiml r ' ng. J-Tur, TTPB. Press Club, .lpl. Co. D, Sluulvnl Purly CunlxniOIm-, III I, SI: m, Marlin Prni-Umlirul IL W. Snmuxs, .hn. Talur grit-ullurul Alum! inn. 1:, .l. Mm u. sn-pm...-.'m Elm-lr all IClwiut-t-I'inu lauuimm' Club. Ilnss SMILEY, lflurks'riur Prv-lel 'al Pros Dragons. TTP T ugh. smv. Erlilur Grasslmrr ' Uulumn 5x I, Plurirl Soviul .N'. Imm- 01an '0 Texas Club, xguollo-s. l- T Club. Chorus. l-Inu n Munks. Dublin Conservatory Cour UWLS. Vicv-Prus. L Cour Nor Co. It Prettiesl hurl ':'.6 Flm- his Club. MmPllvs. K n mu mun. Brady Sn ul 51qu-0 8.1- 1 1S, ; m or Cu K Frulun- lidilur l; . n'url u' 'l n his liluh. Pruss Club, ngcllvi P: i. l-Idilur Tin. .ou J URIII xx rl l Ul-Turlk-lou Hi H nx'I-LL Mwn u, Husim-ss Mimi u w m m u, Sidm'y rvulory Course urgvth '. Fiuv xrls Club. h-o-Pn-s. Cumum'hc Cuunllx Cluh Timur: L K mum. Crrsxnn Agril'ullurul Edumlion Dislinguislml Slmlenl '35. sum Sorgeanl. Lour 12wmnvr, Dublin , g cullurul Emmuim. Corpurnl Co. a. Fn mm TA . .-,. Slt'phmrillr Hum Economics Pros. Les Luueum. swam Cuum'il '3', '3r, News Edilor J-Tuc ' 3. m-imy mum poms. 11mm Cuuuuillvc. Puma Club .36. A p- l-qu, Tn mm Graham Clwmit'ul Enginevring Engineers Club. Skulls . m- Bund Sponsor. UWLS. Kgmllrx. Fin ers Club. Mm- phony Urrhoslru. Emu; Tmuu', De Leon Busim-ss Mlminklmlion Tulnhll'rs, Cmnum-hv County Club. B. F. Tl'nxnm SIPpIH'm'HlP Busim-ss AIlminisIruliun R an , lredz-Il 500ml Mu-m-v Hum Vnrzs, Mullin Business Mlminislruliun Mills Counly Club. LOIS QLinIL Gula-xvillr- Elmuvn Inn Teachers. Hours:- Mum! lvs. lluumm-z Wat. ' Furl I1 w-lh llume Eruumnics Ju him anVn. Ilrndmou Social Svivnrv Pm'wn me m. lh' Lmn m-v Pm Clu Iy. uns. Prx-s. Symphmu Orxvlu-smu. lingim-urs' HILI. W mm. Brrrkt-nrivlgz- Pro-Mv l iw-Prvs. Bouux Espr'l . llvzul X ell Lomh'n Cnpl. Cu. F, om e-rs Club Prusv Boxing Chm munu r 'I mum noon. Clplmrnr -lu 3 Training T11 s Club. Cum: W a Slrphrnrillv Kgr' ullurul Edumliou l,iwslm'k Judging Tea Lun HHH'F Wnu rm lie Lem: Bu 'm ' ' um lbs. cu Mlmu 1mm... who Cullnly Club. Pu Am ' Vh . Slr'plmwillu Husim' hll Islruliun le Ll. Band. Dv Hulau. Pros SU'I'S. lhm-u Winn; Dublin Agricultural Hngimwring lCnuim-x-m Club. Emmu Wluzux. Slrplmni'ilh' Humv l-Zcmmmirs Film Krls Club. aguollvs. Chorus. .I thS WlLkmNn. Cunnunrlu' Journal xlu F .luh, funmmlu- Cman Ciuh. Ullh- -lix- I-Ltliim' . mm I- luv RI-purlvr. Sorgmml n xx mm ,x: xx mm. amnbmgr Social Svionre ' Hun ha'l m-rts' Cluh. u m Edllor hrussburr, h.- V Ii. nmnun. merd xn-hin-rtmw hw-hilm-Ix l'lulx Mu uni; Wmenl BIISiIIPSS Adm qulure Editor J-Tm' 'Iilx. Prvs. Presn Cluly. Brvrkmrirlgr Ir liuu Maw Editor Honmx m n I mm. Cmuunrhl' ,. lllurulEdulalion uum'hv Luuuh Huh. I- l' X. Bvsl-tlrillml Squml 'Z. CI L ll WrrTu-z, Gulem-illr Electrical Hngiuwrinu ICnginvrrs' Club. Tulm n l! H mm, H Imt'ler Eln-rlriral Engineering linginn-vri Club. 2nd LI. Band. IMIim-ry f?luh, H xxx: l W 0qu Eaxlluml 501 X 2244 It's. 1 Svivm 9 linu'l- Winn Brwlzrnl'idgr 'l vm-lwn' Training Course Hun ER WmnnT, Hamilton uricultuml Nminialruliun Hujur Isl Bum. Pres Humilluu CUIHIH Club. 0. J. Kmus. .s'lwphmrillr' Pm! lirmlmm- HHLm Vrmx. Lipan Homo Economics TTSB. P dx-ul JkP'ev Huuunu: Ihmlu Slpplu'nrillc llmuv Economics xggnlm. liu'll. Bum. Colorado oln-rinury Mulirinv 5'14an I Du I. 'Ir .Iuh auul Toaun. Sorgoaun Cu. ll Jpn. Slcphwnrilh- lmh LBEIXT FINLPH , L'z-uldp Busim-ss Ad islrulinn tirau-k Platoon. Svrgmnn HI. II. timmmxr; hum . pburnr Busilwas Kdn . lq LL. lMiH-N' n Prons Club. Filxvr km Club Drum Club L . 'I Uililaxgx I-Ivlilnn lirussu JG. Sm'xTrt-us V'mur Cl rulion Elm; mm , cum. xggollus, FF T Cluhv n uu n-zmn. IluJu-Jrr. Slrplwnl'illv H mm: EII-nu-nlury Cunrsx- mum untl Brush mun, Tun Hum: liurnhml Husinuss Mlnlinislrulinn Joy: Hun Hnmmm. Sleplmnillv llurul l-uluvnlion .luh. Tulons R1 'm H uvrn rtlt'rundur Hnuw Emm -- Mun B n Puwuur, Uuy Nn'iul Scil-nm- Hku u n u, s'tupm-nruh- .chm Iqwuu-nnn, umm. HII-v Club. Fun: lhmx. filliru Xuricullurul liulm-ulion IIMH Hoax, lquu lilu'micnl liugzinw-rinu Ilurkubu v mvn I u rV I. on rsv film- IL lulu. lehlllv and Brush C lub. .lmn SMI-prn. Juhn ' .illv- th-rinurp Mmlivim- H. L. hmmmx. lHu-nlm-k Husinvss hlminisiruliun Hm . Tuun..-11Imny ginm-rinn Foul! A NYI'S Cuul. Cu D. l hs'n. '33 TH Co-Cupl. '35. 'l I l s. LHLn'u Tulnnn. anrla Busiunss Nmiuislratiou l,iouIvrnmn-Culonel Cam-I Corps. Fu' UVD :nwmm. Strplmwille s; ' MgL'L-lhs. I Smonrc hx Wummn San Saba lzlmuvnlury Tx-uvlu-rs lerso F. mm W I Lmnsov. Turrrll 1an L hmn. Staplmn'illr Pn-Almlirul leu lumn . Ila Lynn d litlucutiun Hixorl Clmrm. xgth-s. Trnnis Tram '31. '3 31!. 'ml Sue Cmrn W u1IF llmnmxrhc '0 wlw Cunnu Lilulu xggom . Com Rm G n V as. L ipun Special .N-vl. Co. U. Crack Pluluun '33. Fim- his Club, Quurh-I. l UEUORI4U W. D. SHITII. .IR4 CLINTON HORNHxCK DUN LOU KV jtmiow H uuu' HOWELL, Breckenridgr' Business AdministraHon Linus FORD. Electra Ph-x sisal Education AVIn STEWART. Yoakum Business Administration M my How; WESTBROOK Jam; ENGLISH. Sponsor The junior class organized by elevling Rod Howell. Outlaw candidate. for presideul. Scott Casevx and Stewart Bone'x were the other candidates. Lewis Ford. also an Outlaw candidate, defeated Paul Deals and Coleman Smith for the vire-presidenvy. Another Outlaw candidate, Anila Stewart. heal Jane Grach and Grace Cantwell for serrelary and lreasurer of the clas . Hi Mary Hope Weslhrnok and Jack English were chosen as sponsors. Jussm ION. Rolun Honw Et'onumios 1-2.anan mum. Walnut Springs 1 l acIu-rs' Course Luvs Mush. WalnuISprings I vs, Mlminisl m lim- FIuV was hkr' S'Ierh'ny Cily Sociul SviI-nru H un' Lox w Lx' w. Culnyn Business Adminislralinu FMNK hrrnon. Pw-us Eugium-n H: n. c. xnmm, AHImny xgm-uuuml HduL-a qu rowm... hmsTmnn. lluffuu Muirulluml Educuliun M: m FM ; .umm. llumilhm Ihls'iucs. wmiuimmiun lhu-u huwulmn. Lunwlu uricullurul Educuliun Cu our: Vruss. Horkxmll Businoss hln nislrnliull anun M Tm . SIPphrul'iHP ng In M l-hmu- h'm V Kprmz'l mehvrs Truinim: HILL Bu I: un-vriu: '1. lilplmrm- T. F. Hxhs. H'inlprs u'rivullurul Hdllt'illiun G urrn Ii mum WeuIIu-rfnrd ul griculIuro Hnl'rll Hue Ihnuzn. llumillun Soriul Sx n ICI um vx Humid '. Luring mlluml lixlu Ilion Sun nu. Thumlun Huluculiuu um .I mix liuumn Ilomunrlw re- I. w Bun Hurrux. Illurksrilhv l-Ingzinovriug J. E. Bn-kx; liuginm- Ilort't' Cnmuzs Iiummmr. X'un Antonin Vclvrinury lludh J. Wann Blnnvua Snydor Agricullurul Eduruliun CLuu Bumm r: Goldllnvuih' Publir SI alum: Hmmsor:V Guldlhwailn Bu. nuss Mlminislmlion Lm um lhlun' Bun. Myrknl Generm Agricullun- Clnuuzx' BOLIHN. Purdrm ul 21 um ion VGICIK. Auxlin n Mhuinislralinn Huran lulu ss Mlminixtratinu JAMES W. Boumzn. GnldlIm-uilr Social Srir-urc Hlumr Bonnrzn. Comanche noss hlminislrmion Sum uv- liu, Cllrzvrrtn Bmuzm Pro-Donlal VS ILLIAM BURHN. Snydrr Px-Iruluum Enginrering H. B. Bnumaw. Mumluy Kgrimlllu . s, I'Vrulw'irkxhurg :0 FM r: lhuum-znm, Dublin Bmmvss hlminislmlion BMDronu BOVAB. Ilumillun Enginvvriug Junta I Hnmn. Suvr'Plu'uIPr Iilvrln Eugim-vring l k. Blunsuun. Sprinylmm xgricullurul Edumliuu tinumm r: Bm'r'un. HurhrHP Ilunu- l-Ironomirs , Bmuil Jwricullurul Exlm-uliun CV Bnuoksnma. .ln anh. nmm N. Elr'rlru Engineering .Iutk T. Baum. Rorkxpriugx unnatural Eduullmn 'r: mum. Sunlu 4mm Aprirulluml 12.1...mim. Ltmnxw Bmmw. Ilulrhinx Busiurss Ndminislnmun Hunm Bmm x Mwlmu Prv-Luw MIan-Lu Bmm'N. Gulpxrilh Social Sriem'v Jounrumr. Bnuwmwu. Canmun Hume Economlcs mu Buuw. Sipplmwillr Engineerlu 'l'luvls BUCHANAN. Dublin Rgricullural Em, lowing CALLIE llu-IVE BUEVEY. Emmi Homn- I: , ' LILLuV Bums, Purlucuh Social St'ioncc lluumn- B . lemll Cluclr ml Engineering L IL Busnumu. Crurw Pre-Luw Rum-zm' Burma Unlennm Yrrr'u Br: Br r: . Consorvn Ion Gourm- LLm n m mm. .MrCuIm-y Business Mlmiuisl : inn ammo CMHM Brady Business xdminislralion lms Cunt: Granbury Homn Economics Dmx CAnwu MrCunu-y A xrirul l uml Edut-ul ion SCOTT Casm. Ohm' hm l; llllsinvss mm- I CAUDLH. Inglm-irh 5! m1 ion MS 2; ml Schmu- Emu Cu H. Hdm Mzr'u-ullurul Exlumlinn Pummr: CHIN, Ed : Home Economics ?AYI C mm. Hula Mzrirultural Edurnliun 1::er ClunmoN. Alrord Houu- livonumirs Rrvu CuAVuI.En. Warn umv Iirunumivs U. C Cnu-xux, erlinglon Lilwral 'xrls MAI'ulcE ch-m. Brymu laugiuuerm Bumm awn , Goldlhu'uih' Enginnoring ' Corn! A N, Guru: Prvrlmw Luna Cook. Dublin Physirul Education L COOPER. Coleman m-winLv Cuuu E THOMAS Cow xx Paws Cix Enuim-vrinu an: Crmmx. Ilnhbx. N. M. LiIn-nd Arls nnnur. CuzulT. Dr- Lean Agricullurul Educaliun Mun Cnuti. llrmlerwn Elomvnlury Edut-ulion L. T. CHAIN, Slopht-nrille Business .Kdmiuislration 2m ls CKAVH Vloch x C: u on. Slr'phrnrillr m II Srwm-I- Gonna .I Huainm-ring :9 Wunnmm Pum Cm MPTHN. Tull Businrss Mlluinislraliun 'CI xxlvmun lredrl! uvrivullurul Ed lion Fnrzlmmck DALIH. 43permanl merimuy um 3 mm ' MHme-m Du IDSUN. Ilnu-ill Home Emuumivs Dmumn' DAVIS. Slephmrille Sm-iul Schmu- MERLE Duls. George Wext Pro-Mudiml THOMAS DAY. .Mulin! Mzrivullurul Hllnrulion PM L Dr; nu Gmlmm Sm nl Srin-m'c ELMO DohAIIO. Strphennille Physical Educalion THOMAS An A DH, 2v, Miranda Cily Busineus Mlmiumlralion Dumlm'. Inland Agricullurul Edurnliun M .an LM Duwwn , Gaultllumlz Social Sciam- R osco M. T. Dirk Dr Lmn Kgrirullurul EtlIH'illiun Ih m DI Lulu. Slvplmmillp linsinvss Mlmiuislralion Humu: DuMuN, Ix trill? Physirul Edm-ulinn kmm- DvanE. Dublin Agricullurnl Educaliou Ennv 13mm. Sleplnmville Physical Education Fu HAsLm', Comanche Elmueulary Teuchers' Course PEGGY .llmmnl Busmess Mlminislruliun Bumzn'r ICLLls. Bmwnwwd Business Adminislrstiou MILmu-m FAMnum'uu. Breckenridge sgrieullurul Course ' :v. L'rultle Agrirulluml Course k Funk Flslu-m. Electra Pre-Luw Mun: .lur: nnmw. Lumpum Business Mluuumraliun .Iwms FLORENCE, Slalnn Business Advninislmliou .u L FLOYD. Pew: Busi- 1 Fons! Tu. Slephmville A rieullurul Education ELIZABETH Fm TS. Iredell Home Economics BHuT FuwI.En, Denial! General Axricullural Course DONALD FMM Chemical Engineering CIIARLF humus, Ireland Business Adminislraliun BUCK Fnrzxslux. George 1411! Agricultural Eduenliou lh 'ru FRET. Slephenvillc Horne Ewnmnics Mun L E IR Luau. Lolm Business Mhuiu ulinu Flumu GMM-m. Menard Business Adlniuislruliun ULDIVE Gunman. Pemllelan Elexuenlnu Tenehem' Connie Junwxv Gnun, Pampu Business Mhuinislration ANITA Vlnnnu G ' ' Dublin lraliull Business Adm VON DEAN GHESLIN. Goldlhwuilr Home Economics Pauuwz GENTM'. Juxlin PnuLuw k xM-rrn Grzunmz. McCImd Enginoeriug Nonqu Gnomes. Sleplu-nxvillo hociu R-is-m-v MARY ANN GIBSON. MrGrPgor Social Svit-n W. S. GOUDLHT. JRH Dunn Engineering LEVI Guomut . Engim-x-nng .lnr: ;RACHY. Roswe Busim-sa Adminislraliun ONxIE Blunrmrn GluluM. Hulls Agrin-ullural Education .lan R. GRAVES, Mullin I'rr-Drulal NELL Gnu Es. erlde Business Adminislmliun CunLM Zur: Gnu, Wulnul Spriugx Homr Economics JERRY Unn', Prrxidiu xcmh-mir Mn SnyrIr-r 'Hl nun F Em: mnumumm szmlfmu xum Mechanics m, mm Hm Busm s Adminislmlion mum Gum . Stephenuim xgmunuml 1-. ' Ex nu V GmMEs, lru llmm- hussow Dublin u nvss Ihlminislrulion B BILL GI HST, Abifene General Agricuhuru BELTON HALLMARK, JIL. Dublin Busimss Adminislruliun CIMnLEs HAMl-llh Graham ingineering J. MAX Hmmsos. Crane Pvlrulrum Enginocriug Pu L Hmnm, Sulphur Springs LiIn-rul Aria IiAnLAN DUNN. Sh'phrnrillr Enginmr :5 Wle HmnHLL. Turnervillv Conservatory Coursl- J, Lam Hmm Urulmm Suviul Schmu- H u H umlsoN. Goldlhwuilv Journalism HL u. Slephuu-ilh' Mn'iul summ- M uun-z ICLI HAWKINS, Warn Lilwrul krls JACK Hus Brmly Pl'P-NIPIHCHI Dunc chNumx. Pmlurul: Social Scimu-s- Tlumm Illnks. Styplnenrillv Agricultural Education UIH'II l. HIPI'. Pelraliu lanuIm-oring HAVE Ihle', Tumprm-illr Gt'm'ml Xgrir'ullun- ULH mx Homtmn, Slvplmwille Goun-ml xgricullure H. .L Hommw. .Wur-hh- Fullx Enginooriug r: HuLLmuV. DPLrun wrs' Training Cum ST T ', Marlin Agrirullural Education LF 2 Ilmm. lh'xing Slur 0! v Emnomics Tnmus Momma, Slyphenrillr Eluclrh-ul Enginm-ring qunou. HOV! AR . Ih' LPnn Social Svivnn- IR I'll mum: lrmlrll Hmm- Eruumnirx ClAnK Hm iSTOVV GoMlhu'uile Engim-vriug . Farm 1 Enginooring SUN Lm h Mot'lmuh .IH'K Hr r. Olney Prv-Luw Mu HYHh HbN'l'. erlingluu Homo Ecnnomirs Bl mum lanu-tv. Pulmille Agricultural Hdurulion Romcm' hwu-v, Kane Kgrirullurul Education Fun ; lvr Ken'nx liIn-vl I Enginwrinu BHNVIH 0. J , m. Slephem'ille mm: Eronumivs CJIAHLE5 J AMISUN. Sipplmn'ille Prorlmw J AM Ics J ummx, Gunmm wrirullurul Eduvnlion HILL Jr 5. Burklmrmll Angimu-rinu HAM: .II-Nmrms. M'inlvrs Mzriuullurul Ed 0 Jn-mwmm, Frmlnniu ' u'iul Sricm'u l Drum'rln Jmmsnm L'rulrlP Business Mlminisuulion J w Jmmsox. Sh'phrnvillr I usinl-ss m Iiuislrulion 1m E. JoIIVNn. Smmru Agrivullurul Mlminislruliun Wuummu .Imn m, Luckrr szrivulluml laxlurulion A, T. Jo Ilumillun lilcclr d1 En ' anrr'n; .Itwws, Vullpy Mills Husinvss Mlnumslrulion J. UJuN. SipeSprillgx Agricultural l-zdumnon Vmwlcn L, 5mm, Hruwnu'uml hvm'ml Mzrlcullurr 1m; c. Kmmm. Dubh'n nusium Mminislmnm. noumr Mum, Frrdvrirksburg Pw- M mlirul Tun km' Lumrsu N; ul vam-c Mun FIlANHNS RIM Slephrnrilll' Iinsiuvss Mlminislrulion RuquH hut . Gulr-svillt- Serial Srionu: lh 'rn kmzx. llumillon Business :hlminislrulion .Imm S km'u:NnAI.I., Lnnwlu Agrlt'ullurul Educuliun va HELEN LA VCARTHR. Mark?! Cullscrvulory BILL LAVFUIKD. Sh-plmuville Evuzinevring Sm LAmzrunD. Brady Prv-Luw lhn' Lu nr m. lrrrlrll MzriL-ulluml Enlnruliuu Sun 4nlunio Jun quw'wr Engim-onng Mmm-n hr 1, Iliro Pre-Mt-dlcul mm LEmm u. mum. Hugim-vrlng n. L L z. Bn-rkmridgr 5mm mmm- 11mm Lmnmnm. Mullin Agnulllurul Hduruliun uummu L.u.n;w.... mm. Social N ' - anuawr: Lm Num. Wulnul Springs TrurIu-rs' Coursn- Muw I-z. MMMMN unm- Pluinx Cuusrrvulory Honmm MCCLELLAV, Confidgt- Bumm-ss mlminislrulion CAIA'A MuCuxm. Dt-mlur Hume Erououurs J. D. ML'ICIJun', lrrdpl! Agricullurul Edumtiou Hum. McMuuw. Slr-phmnille Businvss mlmiuislrulion HI v MuMl mu'. Dublin Sn ul Schmu- 0I.H1'A McIu'AIA. Iforkuvomi Hhamvnlury Edumliun EVA Lur .F M Auk, Galesville Social N-ivnce nm-u Lao Mmou. Lulw lilmrlex. Enginm'rmg A. M A n'nu Jo M .nm, Slrphenrille m-ial Scivm'o 'Vh meu MARTIN. Dublin Business Adminislruliun W. H. MA Y llasru ElIgIlIm-rln K MulvzuN MATTHH Pelrukum Eng Sk'phen v i110 curing Muum MAYS. Mineral Wells Home Economics I'm. Slz'plmmillv 0 ml M'Ienv h GEoRGE . Mnxzms. Harman Agriculture LmuaN A Mu-MRS, Dr Lean Social Science Zum IL Mn :1, Prpsidia Els-Nriral Engineering BENGF NlllJJdH. Big Lulu- ,xgriculluml Education Cu nuns A. MILLEu. Slephrm'ille Prn-rLaw OAKLEY MILLS. Thnrnlun Businvss Mhniuislrmliun ' W Mlmms. J .y Irvdell xm-uuurm Eduruliun MAM UM Social H m. Rio Ilumln Gordon Mzr ult urul Engim-n-rin: .Imm Mumm, Conmm'he nu aw BILLIE Luv , Ilnlluml Home Flvrmumivs Weslbraok Arts and Sclencv LI an x F. Moon: 1mm: Mnmus. Corpus L'Iu-isli Social Stivlu'e Juli Vlumxow. Brnrkenridgr PrP-Ximlirul meu Mosm. Slcphenvillr' Busilmss wminiscmnnn Vluw, Llano h-mic Cunm. M Am r: M ass, SIthrn villv Jums MHLL Pru-Mm u Dunonn D anzn. Hmdy Social m m- .V. n. NANCE, Lomela xgricuuml Educaliou Hume I l.. 1m. Big Lake Agri lillerl EXILiHOETiHF H erIcIIounn. llamillrm Arls nnd Snicnn .luIn Huy Vania: W'Ilinglon Hllnim-vring L V. Vonvurx'. Abilrnr BusinI-ss Adminislruliun i IIIIIIMI PARKER. Roby BIN 1'55 Min ' En MI N P.-r 1-.IIL0, SIPpIImI-I'III' PI-ImII-um EIIgiIIN-IIIIg III lIILLE PA'n-Imsux. Holly HomI- Emnmnics HII ,II IL. Sun AIIIIIIIIII social IIIIIIIIII LEI. Inna, Slephenu'lle Businoss Arlmiuislmlion rimm- Isuwm LIIII PEAIu , TIIIpII mm- Economics Pu I, PF Hus. FAIbPIlS II-ultural Educulion Ls II st. IIeIII-II HOIIIPI nnIIIIIiI-s ' IAN PIEHAIW, IIIIIniIIun svivnl't' RmnxAuI PINIIIIm. CIIIIIIIIII'IIL- Xgricuhuml Educuliou .II mu I'IIITLE. .IIIsII'I-eburg IIgricullnrul Etiuvillinll M nu. I Iu-T Pun n: R, SII'plIIIIIrI'lIr Eivmenlury l Ilumlinn H rzvll-ms Ponnzu. CnlorIIIIn 501ml SI'Ivmw LIM ELI. Pol Nam , BrnII-nu'uml GI-IIvrIIl kgriI'IIIIIIrII IIIIII I I'IIII I SIrpImnI-iIII' HIIgIIIcI-mw LILuII Mun. summary- EIIIIIIIIIIIIII TIIIII-III-rw ItIIIIm- II II DI;I.I.I IIIstII;I.I., Parks pn-.LIIw EI GENE RAUIII'T. Conmnrhe Business MIIIIiIIisIralioII Human: Ihxxh. Chritluml Husinvss IIIIIIIumIrIIIimI lhnnv Tuus IiI'Iy LIIgincI'I-Ing Hm WOOD IK EAT, Hmngpr Agricullurv 1 Engineering Wuhan IE. lhavxome, .hx, Dallas Busim-ss Mlminislrution u JOHN C. Rum, Munday , g Ivullurul Iidm-ulinn WILLHM C. Hum mbsn'v, Elprlm Eugim-vring Luann: lhuun. SPllgruW-x Busim-xs xdminislrulinn Dmus Ihman. Gordon lulu: Icunmuirs Suun Humans. Brerlemridqr Honu- I'lvumuuirs Pwl. Ruanms. San Anionio Vlerhm cul Eugium-ring n, lern-illr Iv ll Englmmriuu Am Imumu, lredell Businvss hhninislrulion M muum: mum, liv'Lz'tm sm-K-h xm- Fluzn lhwa. tihim u'uliurul Euluvuliun HA- Hm Eu . Dublin Businmx Nmiuislrulinn Cl mus RI Tu, Brerkmritlge Busiuvss hlmininlrulioll s 'huOHV ' N'uu msxm. BrmI' Xgncullurul Mlmiuislr W JV Sun . Luring M.Erh'ullurul Educuliun Dumus l ' Hh- VI Calm vlllary T u-In-rs' Cuurw 3n Mn Gnu l. S n Inn. Goldlhu'ul'lt' Humv Emnnmirs H . w Srlmnk, Ilumillan PnuMwlh-ul 4'011'. Perm- Iauqum-ring f Mu Bu ' V ' 'r, tjh-burnp Nminislruliou Lm l NI x Sm-iul u- x' n11, SIPphl'nl'l :- 'Ivncv hulk: BHII Sums. Prnrlur Hump hmumuirs VJH: M n Sn H w Businoss Vlmln m', Bryxon . Garmun Business s d miuislm l iuu W nu. Luring sgru'ulluml Edumlinn Yunnan. SlursuV. Prm-lur mlo Merhuuirs Human ' nxr-zn. Furmrrxz-illo Business himinislralinn mumAN Sun . v1uxlin Pro-Luw Cumin Surrn, Sun Sahu Ilural Education WHHMAN Svm'u. Mumrd islrulioll IITII. J IL, Purl Arlhur mm Mminislrulion .I. ll FIuVK Sul'rll. Luflx'in PITALIIW UMAM Surru, Slephl'm'illt' . ullvnlary Tmmlwrs R. L. SMITH. Slt'plwlwilh' ysuu Iixluralion -: Tum. Iluxkz-ll lilvnwuhury vahors S'ru rzxumm. Lvliu Lukv hnzim-rriug Sidney xgru-ullurul Educaliou Bun 5 Hum EIm-Iru Hm. wring Pu um . 'rmxumx Illnrumlvr Ilmm- lCt-mmm .IJ rtn. .llrnurd Businms Nmiuislruliun l.x xx um Tm v'. Eddy Husinvxs Mlminish .Ilinn llnun T mus, Odm-xu EIIHIm-t-ringz Dnnrzn Tlmuvm'x, Sulphur Springx Pw-lum nlwuun CumL Tlsmm M. rullurul langim-vring B. H. TOLL En, Wmlxuvorlh EnginPPrimz iov TORRANCE, Pmmrk Mzriculluml Eduoaliun H. Wichm' TRAN'r. lulu Mgrimlllure 0. ll. Tl mum. Gulveslon Chemical Engineering SSA Tl VNELL. Stqllnenrillr llumo Er-onomics Wammuy: Tmmmx, BrerkPIlritlyl' Business Administration Tl Mum. lerin AL ullurul Education Nmu-m Twrznuy. l'ullry Millx Sovial Scirnve .lmzu MILTqu UTnmmck. Dublin Social Sri Summon ANDr:RNmI.. Gullwxlon Pvlroloum Enginevrim; . Culvrudn H Sui Vwmmm; Colorado Enuinevriug Jnln wuss: Elmim'vr Linus CV xx mm rhlumsrillr- Eugiuovring L. H. w mm. Walnut Swings xgr ullurul Educalion Ru xvuuu, Breckenridge lh-noral Mzrirullurr- Rm VSnTs. Vermin kademic w, Neu'mslle Hun n W Pro-an .Inuas WEBB, Slz-phcnrille Liberal Arts Ixsrux Wrzmtn. Sleplwnvillc Busim-M Mministralion W. H Wt T, umilhm Agriculture J. W. Wn.m1-0N. Breckenridge Pern-divul Krunm WHEAT. Loving Agriculmml Edumlion 0 Hm EEK VYillsEN'll NT, Galesrille Sm-iul Svil-nco WILLARD WHITE, Dublin Engineering .I um: WI . Snyder Prv-lalw Hm nv Wlumu, lionrgv Wes! Prv-Law GIu-tm. WILFUVG. Winnsbura Musinvss hlministrulion GHMLIHVH WILLu Business dmi F. C. V unwisox .ln., Eaxlluml Hm-h' ' ' Denixnn sl m l ion 'u Engineering Don xs Wu an. Cirlmrnr Bl mas Mhninislruliun WnNn. lfnlrm .Im; lCImIV WILreux. Kprrns grivuIIuml Hdm'uliun anna Lm-L Wnnm I , Calllm'll lilvuu-nlnu TPuchL-rs Jh m-zm' an: Culdwt'll I'Ilvnu-nlun 'I'euvlwrs mu; mm mm Busim-ss Ulminislraliun A.m m Vnnn. Sh-pmmme Hugilu'vring k vrunn Mn WW LIE. Sunlu 1mm lih-mrnlu 'Tt ELmTuA Yumuu, Liuglwilh' Honu- Emnuums Tnnvl u Yank, Meridian Business m. slruliuu x-hvrs .h . m. Ym w. smummm .qurnullsm hmk Zwru, Orange pm my. Zn x. Hitlluml Enginvori ng WILL ans. Lumz-su Spm-iul UlltH-j hnIa-rlmv.v Purl trlhur xrchilorlurul Iingincvring Sipplwnvilh ruliun Ix Hum x Hm Businesn Mlmlnl limwmu Bmmx. Bullurtl Pn-VLuw .quk lhunn, IJmlun Social Science Lm HHxE Bmm x lI'Plund kgrirullurul lixluruliun III G T. Cum mi. IIIvarIl Man II IIIrIII lCIIIII'IIlioII kaII CUFFMAV, Gum' Pelmlcum EngiIIva-ing I m Fm-nwrxrilh- CLIco CIIIIK, Lonr I ' PlIy cal l-IIluI-alion Cu . W. CIA. LIImrA'II Prv-Luw LMI u-I Du N Ilnuxlnn EIIgim-I-rmg Du 'L DIII Sm-iul Mum: WI'X . Tuou Homzin- E OTT. Unrrr Chvlll -III Em. sux. Slephemville II'PrillL' rII Funn, Slephenrillw MzriI-ullun- um. SIGN! me. Slvplu'nI-illr ElI-nIvIIIIIn ICIIIII-alion II.u' chh Him I ;. III-I'hiIoI-IIII-I- axon lluuu Ilunnulnrl. Lilllejirld Enginrvring CIHIILES HAI HEAD. Furl Hm'lh KngI-ulluml Ellglluwrill: ihLLIAVI M. ilIII , Abilrne Busilwsx MIIIIIIIIalerIiIIII III I: II Hnu 0mm Big Spring Pvlrolvum EIIgiIII-I-rinn MIIIMIIIIL I r Skphrnrill 9 Il Exluculion HILLGM kmNI PI-lroloum EIIquI-oriug I . Brady Ah'nwx LI-.II.In. Slrphvnville XIIIIIiIIisIrIIIiou .u NI- er I. lill'll? Prv-Law HMIIH Ly M . 1ININI Soriul . I IIII-Iv IiIIsin. FM th-H. San ,iIIImII'a Social Svivm'e HAM I; PIIII lrmlel! AgriI IIlIIIrI-Il hngineI-ring Ho BFRT PIAGEBS. H einmr Businoss Mlluinislruliun Tunumu; Pos-rus. Odessa Agricultural Educalion luau In J. 'xoppt'r! Social 3 LIHHV lh-rcum' Sltplwnrille Grm-rul Kg vullurc enw Ill m L RummeV. BrorkNu-izlgw llonw limnum Cnrnirunu Social Srivnu- Hm Slephenrille Im- ll AumLI-u . Tr. Gwrgelou'n Ad: islrulion GIT hnnm-isr. Canada Pre-Dunlul u. SIL er Bus 955 Mimi istrzllion A, w. S'rwuzx. .1 m, .smumwiue Enginm'ring Lu; S'ruul. .Wixxiun Engimw-ring simum: Swan. 4.1m ' ml Arts FREEMAN lqunwoou, Kermit Mun Mwhunics R, LEE VAmDERPooL, Gulmton Business Admin rAHiOH . Strphnwille II Exlurulion Hum A Won Phy JACK Wuuumnm Perryluu Enginer-ring hrrnrn WunmaL, I e ell Husim'ss Ml: NOCTURNE The slender moon swung low. a scimitar That gleamed in silvery hcaul'x in the sky And hesitated. tuned beneath a star, To watch amazed until the day should die. iANN ELmss JuuuTT MHIZE'CCIHJJHLWI D HA: B EDDU .Sunlu VmcLE BLEEKER Sumo W ARIE Bmm N lrvlmul Runs; Cux YER Sloplwnrillp THoxns COCKRELL Sun Antonio Rosumxn DREVNAK Blujf Dale Duzk D1 RE Port Arthur JOE Dun: Port Arthur Dan 5 En; LVhS Slephenrille Romans Jumsoy Thalia LE Vow LEE Cluris. .V. U. LORENE Ll'CKlE Indian Cup ALLENE NICCLESREY Bluff Dale HILARY MOORE Stephenvilla Sui MORGAN Sterling Tao SEARS Troup M mcuus'r THOMAS Sleplmnrille A. B. ZINDLER Houston The sophomore class me! only once during the Van lhe purpomz of the meet- ing was to select representatives to the Student Council. Rlu-sa Caw-x or and R. D. Boland were chosen. AhLEhVHLEHE$ lIl-Z rharat'lvr uf Bizaulino archiu-r- Tlurc has tlHermim-d hi the tlrxt-Iop- mm of tilt dome to cover the virrular. 'mI-x gonal. aml squan' plans of i'llurvlws. tombs. and Ulher hllildingsi The sislem of Construction in concrete and brick- mork inlrmluved h? the Romans has adopted 10 the Bizantines. who iwrs lhe first designers successfulb l0 sel lhe dome nu a square plan. Thai built the t-nres 01' their walls with roncrete and faced Iheln with marble or brick. Th? Bizan 92: look great pains in the manu- facture 0f brilks. and Variation ill Ihe deroraliun of the external walls $585 achieved In the numerous positions and angles in which the hrit'Ls vmrc placed. Th? dome. which has alwais been a Iradilional feature of lhe East. became 1hr prevailing motif of Bizanline arrhi- Irvturv. ByzanlinP art. in a word. has Ihv interweaving of lh? dome with lin- use of tilt classlral columns of Crrru- and Ronw. de votillegt WAW MYNNch 5902351? HZI-Tarleion girl BOB QRHVSS HILTQPIefon Boy SDWYNH S?ERKS ?Peiiiesi girl WYESYEMS 9812M; JOWSS Mosi Miliiary Man HWYTH STSWERT Besi Freshman Girl E$W75 FORD Besi Freshman Boy VYV'ZEW HHMMHGK May Queen, 1955 CZfilltTeJ 0 mmp. kuu. IN : nu Hum mum, M quI llwlwxmls Furr's lnrnllwr? Squ-s ul' llu- drawing hnunl. Human! ll's l'n-m-Iu-r hm! Ixnly 's lmnnlvrx Im-Iv um, null llw Inna. CALENDAR FOR THE YEAR 5 Ii 1' 'l' 15 U l! H I! HI. Classes rvmion u. h I uml plans w-rv m:nlt' fur Iln- Sluth'nlrFiu'lllh liv- vn Hw I'ullnuing High! in llunn-m-ll I'ur . Wilh u Iim- mn-nl' ' ulmn ln-gun. Ulrl Ill 'I'ln- lirsl drill Ir 1 ITJS vmlvls rvpurling l'rvsIum-n slnrimz in :ulmzan-nl soumml tn lw Iln- pnpulul' diwrsum 20. Thv dm'milm'3 girls vnlinyvd n lvu pin-n m Hrs Humh Hint of Ihv vluy, Fur ml:- In hiylu-H hitlr 4 vr. Slvphmnillv Huslillv, Rig: luul mun from Brady In: mid Vzu- h-xl? I'm as .xuu mum: lhniv .uu! Pupmrn Turlvlon's gift lo 11!. L :uul lhul nighl 1h:- Pluulnus drfqu-d h-slnumrlumI tiul- U C T H M l-l H . . . , I. In Hs' hrs! nn-vhng lhc svmnr vhms va-x-lml Hr. Wilkins and Hus :l. Ilw hrs! vnHI-gv dunm- was lu-M. vth Ihv Inns and ulrls ulh-ml- . . I: IV luluvvl' sponsors. um - Iu-nullo clmrvlu-a lu-lrl IIu-Ir :mlnml rA-n'phnms lnr 0M um! - HM MdIllhwnwml u.. slum 1m mmlw mm! nn-w slmlvnls. :x. Tlu' Iirsl m. Immiing wax hvld in HM m. and mm'h vnlhnsiusm :u The I'luwlmy: Ilvfoulml Cliflun linllngv 1041. was shown by llm m-w Mudvnls a vw :. Ilu- old Illll's. Mud nul liun 3hr mkv il? l m-Iu llixllillg iI Hlunliv uml Hulw vuu'kr in; 4, u m m-mmh ir Hu'Lm Uuuw um-k mum .I.-.-,.' mm 'l Iu-m urn- Ilw :uull ulp Alum: Mmuw un mu. haul Inn Mxin; il. llumh 'I 'I'lu- hm mid. llu- hl'Hl'l'. Hut'r llmd quking for I In a vluwlix fuwrln mid Imlllv Ihu- I'luvxlnux uuu mvr llw Ilnnivl Ihlu-v llill Hilli .Hi 7: Thu lirsl HLuulll'gv llmm- prmu-xl :I big me-x's M Hll hum HUHUIL Ilulh Harlin. lirlvxinn ipm'Lu. um-y Prirw. 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Thu mlu mulml ul' Ilw slmh-nl Ilil'vMuril's' pulnlhluml lxy llw x H 5.1'umuiluilx mm hp Hn- Wullx xxlm m-n- mmqlnim-d uiIlI .. dium-u .II Hu- Ht:lltvv'.xlml Funm- 2'7. 'I'lu- lullnplh. dm-rlml nl' nll ,xlmh-nlx Mm uvnl hmm- lu Mu-m! K1.hu1 pmml nl' lIu-ir ln-allu m-n-xllu-Ilm h, xmiml u Iw-Lumuml nl' lu-igluIm-w :unl gap-Lx umulu-m of tin- 'I'Imnkx'uixing Iloli4luu. Innkml likv a All'w'rl silw: hwy llluln :uw iIu-ir uinh-r dunn- lhwl in I'I-urv. lH-In- :md Ih-m-ul. Hmhlim uighing. Tnmm ,L'm's mililun Nilurk tHlulv :uul llul Im Nu Hum. HUI I'orgutlun. Nigm-dulm'k H Hun. .Im- NI m. x'lv. Iu-rvk Ihv lmrw. m' is il BuIH 01' L IN rmlvllvs hI-I'unn- H nr 0 M I0, leol x-nmpum ph luH-x ww Inmh prIw-nlz-d mum of Iwr x'lullvlllx in ll, Thl'11 15rulI-l'lzlinwl Hu-ir Ilulvs xxilh u rhlixllnnx nlimu-r Al ., anlvlnn luul Ihu- prixilvgn ul' Iumrim I9rnnu-x Pmkinv. 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Hmmml Hardy Piw n upnlmn Ilcm lum-yduu-y mu Juhn- .lxkl Xll wvr Imlninulml in .-I.;.,..-l wl Mungvr IIH'I'WIII-huingly in Am zil-IZ N wvn- l-Ivrh-II in vlquI-l, Inn lIn-il ixlmniu l'vuminml :- 30-1'1'4'! I'm' an day ur Mu If h... mum Huh tum. Ho wvsl. wmu um lwn HHMHIM Piunlu. wln-n-K' Hillwri' lhmum' ILth-ui' llv hull, xx hut is Hm lumx-r Hm mmmn hm? 'l'wu-Inh :m huur :Iml lln- wuk uinW hzlnl. Foam no mmmn. lluw-Il um vlwlud pn-shlvui ul' Hu- junim rldm with mud Viv Mmlhrmuk .Ax Nptllhllls'. -lvmn's muupm lu-mum- Ih-m-Iml I'ur Ilu- xxl'vk'l'llll. Iliun fur sm-oml svnuwlvr vuh' lu-Id I mlnulv rrumlmu: mm dum- In mulvnh I'm- llw drvaI-ll 39 TM Hrhi'wls tiluh wummwl ,hl. Iim xhm 1- H . mm , mxmu-r. xll mumimuimh mw um. Ihm u-mlinu Hn- Iiuxl xvmlnxlvl' Unm- :m liirlx Hillv 'erqu mm omuniu-d Milh t'm m le-ln m immn lur 'l'lu-m urvhilm-h ul il 'l'lw 'I'hian ' Uh ifil uluvllllh livn'l' Pun. Muu-y. nu Jimmx m lm-wa Iu-r, :mx;m-' lluru-s Uwzul' 'Ixmnm. Inugnm mm mm, Null llrulhl'rh anw linn' l'mNu-ml' l'li l5 Hl X H I 'llurlvlnn thlmp drh-ulu-d X 'I' llu- Hun 11in... hmkcllmll unml- in lo x 4Ivnmlhtmliun ul' h-Inwisiun Imllurin'; wn-rul Tallll'lml x'lmh'llla um ,xpmmm-ul M5 Hu- Hrhilwls' lllnh, I'J 'l'lw 'l'lKI'K' x'lUIhUrI-ll Hn- xlum fm prixih-uu- Ilium I'lu-ullmml dul'lniluly d.m.-.-. Mill llu- lil'lx InaLhme lhviruull um. Wm uin-n in tlu- :lmmilmgx xmlmx. UL Luln-ulim- Im mu uiH n in lln- Hw'yl viun Hull. nml iuhl Hu- Pltmlnuw mm H a. l uh-II xh Inn .m-r llllldmm n- I'hmlmyx dn fvallull Ih-vulur IHHW '.'l Tlu- I,m-L5 ThiIlI-rn lllulx unu- llwi' dunrv in Iln- Ih-ur.-:tliml 'I'Iw Havhuuw Hang. .llhl :n Imm-II ul' hnhiuw in MN NIHHK .I-H'krilerII-rlhn uh. w. ng-nl I ,L'vlulh m:nnill 'I'llvlinlmuu In 9 Huulh. gund3 llulh-Iw .izlh nu Ilml iI mmin' m mi! xlmk llwrv Tlu- xlllm's ilu-ru- 'l'lml x all lim-. ruslnm mm rl-u-rwxl whvn Ilu- NH Huh wiU-rluinwl uilh .I me hmr Hulll'v in llw Hm r Hull, 1:! Hx-uslm mul mumps uwn- vpidt-mii' mmmu lln- uludvnlx' or F 23 th girls in Ilw. vuim .hh tun :l. Tho driu- for Hu- l'nmh fur llu- wniur mrmmiM lwgnn in vzu-nwL 4N u m-mlml unmum haul in In- miwll in lvm days 24: le st-llim vluwa lu-Iivu-d in mirzwlw ulu-u Ilw Innuuin xml 28 Tim Plnwhms :mlwillml dufml in lIn-ir Ihird n-mm-ullin- M'nsun ui' xit-mry Imliuhl whvn Hwy dvaulvd ' . Ihm umling Hu- ImenlhuH .wmun uitl. n lulul of 2m points UH-r Hwir nppunl-MC :ul puiuls, limlhm umh-r Ihv skin! Spruking ul' In-vs V . . Ilirth in Farr!!! Hirkvy um! Hinniv. 'I'Iw h; Ihlildim.v IIml lmyd mul lIu-ir Iludk. m n..- wmlful .qu Hu mm Iwr man. but lllvy Ilnnv him vxrnnu. liruu levul' 'Ilul Puss in lhmm' H Ill2ll Haulvy Ilvml :uldrmsn-d llu- aludunls in vhupvl. uml Hu- urmh Fridiu Ilw lhirlm-nlh puma! will: no mmmhim rmuin: In llu- u'lx'lun mulunu 0r l'm'ully nmmlu-rs. var w; il 50 iguurt-d, L 'rm- I.:.m.m-1 hunurin: nn- Immmn plzut-rs um. . . lIn-ir murw-lm .mlh llu- u: rnunmmg ln-gun. . , . . .. . hvle m llu-l ll Flu- Drumms. lerylmz nlll Ilu- I'I-nh-nnud mom, vnll-rlzum-d with u llzuu-v in Hu- Ilm-rmliun Hull, :nul WI: 1: unklv .L Six wouks' I4 liUr girls vuvn- m-inlvw-d In dun llu-Ir uhilv Hos. whih- shuvsv . V C. for rm-unl nl' umlvfrul fur Ihrw- rmmmuliu- urs was :1 Hull. wilh llu- Chauuln-r of Colqu-rrv 'ijmlmur, Ill. Th4- mus spmNm-d llu- slum rm priyilvgv mu. Is il .xlill Prinz Mumgxi' Ixillu hum: :mll his mulv, Ilnll Hound ml u..- l:..ul.- quvn. . HLlhml'I-lu vm-r Huurd :Iml hi: hit or SHPO'Ilt'Rh. Nu- m: u wuilrms, :uml mol at Ilu- dim in;- hull, Tm. lnnl shu ln-I'I, Jim, sgn-ukiug ur 'n'rpulunl nmiimu. huw IV lhis9 llaus' hmhh mul llml IH IA gal. 10. Li's Lum-llx-s hunurml Hm 0W LS. .I UN. and $05 wilh u ship dum- u mm Ii glish h-urln ' .Illvmh-d Hw linzlkh mnforvm-u- in 'Hn- Tuluns I'Iuh vnh-rluinvd will: :I dunrv. 2L IN'll-gult-s m Ilu- TIIH mnwnlinn vH-n' uhwu-d by 1Iw Pn'ss liluh. 24v mulvring lhrnuyh n vlimh Iighlwl .l: :um-so Hurdm mm ID - srlu-nu- ilu- J UN umwl tn uul Ilu-ir Alvw Minus :H llu- dunn- :iu-n honoring Ilu- UWI .. lA-s Lllln-ll4,, ol' m-lvh urryingr nu! Hu- id llw Iln alm'vwhmmiH 'il'sl L-Iuhornh- FI-xus firulu-nmul dum-v. P H I I. mun Dan! Tho Finh suuuhl :uul Iu'mlghl n-wngc nu lhl- Hng n mrniml :11 I'm Humo. Hill'll's with Hm 'I-llli'rluinvtl VIVIII'II'IUH. limu'lu lHuuivr ' :1 hi: Murkjmluing Fu-mn. nannm-pu mm. Ilulhmvru Ihluu'. hunk. Iml. .nul 5mm. Ihn' Tlml lunmm .Iuhu Tana h-lnn Uuurh-I mm mIm-n. lluxslvr? T.n'h'lun ull'm :- mum- in Pulh'l nu-nl Hallzluw Uh. Mull mm: is thix? '1' le livuh-uniul ILmH- hm; lu lw mum.- lu-ml, 4A. K'.Hr5ill: nu! Hu- I L.,w-: i. . in .lm-mnlinm .Iml rvlrmlnnmm. Hu-1H lbvnlvrlninI-d uilll uu limII-x-dmm- Iur Hu-J UN. MM. :lllll lmx LUIH'er ll 'Hw xlullvnl ALnu-I- mmmillmv Hwnxlnvll 4n :IllrvullA-m' dunw l0, 5min: UnlimuH HmI u In-m' H E I I Iiumliuulinns lox' llu- mmluulm; ,M'IlilHM n llu- .quiIm-ium, V , wmimnium fur uml Allmllw, :0 N luml ix. uul. 'l'lu Mun u H.331, nah u Impm nm- xu lu- n-Im-mr th-II uknux! M-niuu purl uilh .I xigh and J lcu'. uluilv l'rvslmu-n luuL forward In llw um-umin: .xmr ' OTydlllidfl.OllA STUDENT COUNCIL EDWIN DYESS .................................... President MR. FERGUSON ............................. Faculty Adviser JACK FACNTLEROY ........................... lrice-Presillont ORA B. NICHOLS ......................... Secretary-Treasurer Edwin Dyess, G. 0. Ferguson. Jack FaunllProy. Ora B. Nichols, Sammy Ruth Casbeer, Nora Bell Latham, Lillian Burns, Bill Merrill. Paul Deals, George Collins, lesa Cawyer, Joe K. Emerson. A. W. S. COUNCIL WARGxRET LOGAN .............................. President MISS SAVAGE ............................. Faculty Arll'isvr 'less WESTBRUOK. . . . .. . . . . . , , ...,....Hon0rary Uemlwr EDWINA SPARKS ............................ I'icp-Prosidenl M A RC A R ET M l IA LER .................... Sorrvmry- Treasurer Margaret Logan, Clara Savage, Mary Hope Westbrook, Edwina Sparks. Margaret Miller, Will Anna Holmn. Ora B. Nichols, Margaret Kitchens. Ruth JO Jennings. Marian Mays, Mickey Sporcr, Norma Ratliff, Nora Bell Lalham. Nancy Price. The Association of Women Students Council was organized in 1932 and 1933. The Council is composed of twelve members, ten senior girls elected each spring hy tlw girls student body, and two junior members chosen by the council-elecl. The purpose of the A. W. S. Council is to promote closer relalionship among girls of the school and between the girls and the faculty members, and to he of assistance 10 all girls financially. scholasticallya and socially whenever possible. Front Row: MICKEY SPURER. Hlss DOLLIE MARIE Gun ER. N um PRICE, NORA BELL LATHUI, NAN SHELTON, 01H B. NICHOLS, HELBA ATUR. :VOR- xu R ATLIFF. Burl; Rmv: The 'IV'IVSgor Ihe- 'l'en 'IVarlHon Sislers, is one of llw oldesl organizations on the campus. I! is a sister organization of llw TTP'H. lls purposv is 10 encourage the proper spirit toward athletics and to arouse college Spirit. It is a secret organization hecausp llw membvrs xsork for llw glen of tho col- lege- xsillmut anix lhoughl of personal gain. Fms IESTER Oman. ELLIOTT ................................. Presidvn! HEVRY 'Iinnn ......................... . . l ico-IFosidonl NOBLE .lmixsox. . . .. ......................... S' ecrotmy i mun SEMHM ER NOBLE Juinsux ............................ . . iPrvsidvnI Dm: WEBB ................................ lrir'p-Prosident W. C. SFI Lu n ................................. Secretary Burl: Rout . . .. . From Rum Russ Sulun. COACH FRAZIER, T. A. PARKER. W. C. SHLLVIU. NnBLE Jmlxsox. Ilmm 'Ime, ODELL ELLIOTT, Doc WEBB. Tun DUL'BECK. 'I'ht- TTP'S. a brother club of tho TTS's is one of the oldest clubs on the vampus. It was organized in the years gone by when Tarleton was in her infancy as a slate ii litution. Thc club is not a social organization; its dut'x is to keep up the spiril 0f the student body during athletic season. It is coup posed of ten memhe-rs. who gather at a sorrel meeting plaCP at night. '5 -. SAMMX CASBEER ................................ President Miss KING ............................... Faculty Adriser NADINE KEITH ............................. I'ico-Prvsidvnt M A R Y B ERT M c A F E E .................... S pcrem ry- Trmsu rvr Sammy Casbeer, Dexla King, Nadine Keith, Wary Bert McAfee, Edwina Sparks, Jen S. Terhune, Oral B. Nichols, Lillian Pratt, Alice May Shanafelt, Rhesa Cawyer, Yetta Belle B3 ers. The O.W.L.S. club was organized in 1925 with twelve charter members with the purpose of upholding the social and scholastic standards of Tarle- ton. The club has cooperated with all organizations which have for their aim the bettering 0f Tarlelon spirit and traditions. SILVER KEY J01: EMERSON .................................. President MR. RANDOLPH ........................... Faculty Adviser JACK FAL'NTLEROY .......................... I'iro-President LEWIS GRESHAM, . . . . . h . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . .Secretary-Treasurer Joe Emerson, N. M. Randolph, Jack Fauntlerm, Lewis Gresham, Wil- liams Paul Jones, Ceaborn Goodwin, Corlez Killen, Ray Saunders, Bob Graves, Joe Barekman, Jack Hays, Jimmie Morris, Walter Reynolds. Paul Deats, Jack Tetens, George Armstrong. The Silver Key Club was organized in 1933 as a social Club of John Tarle- ton. The main purpose was to promote fellowship among the club members and fellow students. The Silver Key club strives for the betterment of Tarle- lmfs social life and will cooperate with the faculty in every way possible. r-Q WILL Axxx 1101103 ............................. Prvsidvnt MISS HILSWICK ........................... Faculty Adriser NORA BELL LATHAH ........................ lvico-Presidenl KATHRYN SPEAKER ...................... 5' Pcrettuiv-Treasurer Will Anna Holton. Moselle Hilswick, Nora Bell Latham, Kathryn Speaker. M arian Mays. Charlene Bratton. N? Decker. Dorris Saunders, Bobbie Rawls, Anita Stewart, Mayo Hollis, Grace Cantwell, Nell Graves. Wargarel Kitchens. The 5.0.5. cluh was organized in 1931 by 1H! first-ycar students. It was a new Club with new ideas. and the new ideas remain. The object was In promote a spirit of friendship and happy social life among the members and Illf'if friends. . ...A.;Mrw- M...a-h.ggi-mg m- . TALONS PEYTON WEAVER ............................... President MR. Fkazmn ............................. Faculty Advispr WAYNE Cowm ............................ l'ice-Presidenl GEORGE COLLINS ....................... Secretary-Treasurer Peyton W'eaver, Oscar H. Frazier, W'aIV ne Cowan, George Collins. William J. Merrill, Paul NIartin, Nathaniel Brilton, Joe Bob Holcomb, Randall Rigby, Jerry Dawson. George Bryant, Lawrence Bledsoe, Edward Bryant. The Talons Club was organized in 1933. The symbol of this organization is a talon with four claws. Only the members know the significance of the four-clawed talon. MELBA ATUR ................................... Presidvnt Miss M .n'HEw ........................... Faculty Adviser NORMA HATLIFF ............................ l'ico-Prvsident NANCY PRICE. . h , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . V . . V .Secretary-Treasurer Melba Alor, Elisabeth Mayhew, Norma Ratliff, Nancy Price, Mickey Sporer, Jam Gracey, Nadine Harkridcr, Imo Gene Caudlm Lucille Moser, Sara Lee Durham, Mildred Davidson, Mary Helen Lancaster, Dorothy Johnson. The JJLP. club was organized in the fall of 1927. Last Ixear the members elected Miss Elisabeth Mayhew as their faculty sponsor. This club stands above the average both scholastically and socially. SONS 0F TARLETON SOCIETY BILLIE WHITE .................................. President Miss WESTBHOUK ......................... F'uz'ulty Adviser CAPTAIN DAVIS ........................... Family Adviser CARROLL KING ............................. l icv-Presidont NOBLE .lmlxsnx ........................ S pcmlury-Treasurer Billic V'hito, 'Hary Hope Westbrook, George- W. Davis, Carroll King, Noble Johnson. Tommy Gurdom David Bryant, Henry Todd. Eli Rushing. Wesle'x Wilt, dee Wells. Paul Claunch. Bill Gay Konncrly, Sid Langford. Tho 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 lhc- College and other functions. This society has always been ready to sponsor any worthy cause for the benefit of lhe college and its student body. LES LUNETTES FRANCES THE ................................. Prosidvnl MISS BLANKS ................... ' .......... Faculty Adviser MARY CATHERINE FUNK .................... l'iw-President H AZLE NUTT. . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Secretary-Trvasurvr Frances Tate, Tilia Belle Blanks, Mary Catherine Funk. Hazle Null. Margaret Logan, Ellen Hassler, Ella Frances Chandler. Mary Frances King, Dorothy Davis, Margaret Hamilton, Mary Kalhlcml Sandidgc, Martha Jo Mart, Caroline Cage. Les Luneltes club. the oldest social club in Tarleton. was organized in December, 1920, consisting of eight girls and their sponsor. It is a tradition of the club to limit its membership to Slephenville girls. DRAGONS Ross Smun' ................................... President HR. HCH unx .......................... Fm-ully Adviser JHHIIE BRITT .............................. l ir-o-Presidvnl EDWIV DYESS .................................. Treasurpr ODELL ELLIOTT .................................. S orrvlary Ross Smiley Mllis MCMahan. Jimmie Brill, Ethsin D.x ess. Odell Elliott. 3.x r0 Hillvr. Cllarlvs leins. Colvman Smith. Bi Baggclt. St'otl Casey. Glonn Pierson. The Dragons Club 215 organized in 1933 6111 Olll-V four charter members and Hr. chahan as the club sponsor. Since that limr- llw Dragons haVv lu-t-mnv promincnl 0n lhc campus both as a social and scholastic organiza- lmn. TEJAS Al'BRY THmns-Ntxx ........................... President MISS CLEu ............................... Faculty Adviser WIVXIE ALICE WILKINS ..................... l'ir-v-Presidvnl DOROTHY D ALE R EV ................... Svt'lvmry- Treasurer Aubry Thomas-Nunn, Adele Clem. W'innie Alice Wilkins, Dorothy Dale Key, Mary Ola Mitchell, Guinevere Wllisenhunl, Eunice Nicholson, Mary Higgs Brandon, Ruth Martin, Virginia Westbrook, Geraldine Williams. The Tejas Club was Organized in the fall of 1933. Miss Clem was elected as the club's faculty sponsor. The purpose of the organization is to promote a spirit of friendly cooperation and wholesome entertainment for club mem- bers and the girls of the student body. BEAUX ESPRITS A. N. NURNHN ................................. President MR. WISDOM ............................. Faculty Adviser WILLIAM WEBB ............................ l'ice-Presidml REGINALD HENLEY .............................. Secretary Jm CARRIGAN ................................. Treasurer JOHNNY JOHNSON ......................... S ergmm-at-Arms A. N. Norman, WV. J. Wisdom, William Webb. Reginald Henley, Jim Carrigan, Johnny Johnson, Marvin Ratliff, Harry Howell, Morris Jenkins. Lewis Gray, Lewis Ford, Joe Morrow, Ernest anlters, Frank Fisher, Jude Smith, Grady Morrow. The Beaux Esprils club was organized in the spring of 1935 for the pur- pose which the name impliesito enjoy the present day. The motto adopted 7 to signify the purpose is Toujours gaif LUCKY THIRTEEN ARLIS WYATT ................................... Prpsidpnt MR. EDGAR ............................... Faculty Adviser M. L. HAYES .............................. Vice-Prosidenl CHARLES CAIN ......................... SPCWtary-Treasurer Arlis W'yalt, Zeddie Edgar, 1V1. L. Hayes, Charles Cain, Robert Skinner, vaart Boney, Sonley Huestis, G. W. Samuelson, Chester Borchers, T0111 31eridelh, Mouzon Matthews, W. A. Boney, Joe Lawrence, W'. B. Morgan. The Lucky Thirteen Club was organized in January, 1924.7 to promote friendship among boys from all sections of the staleifrom the Red River 10 the Rio Granule, and from the Panhandle lo the East Texas border. It has given several social affairs. SKULLS CURTIS MEEKS ................................. President MR. Fox . . . . . , . . . . . .................. Faculty Adviser JOHN DAVID HARPER ................... Secretary-Treasurer Curtis Meeks, Guy H. Fox, John David Harper, Bedford Furr, Freeman Smith, W7illiam Day, A. V. Blalock, Earl Taylor, Elwood Brown, Merle Davis, Otis Shropshire, Billy Paschal, Tom Harris, Lowell Pouncey, Travis Key, Gilbert Wilson, Paul Roberts. The Skulls were organized in the spring of 1935. The organization numbers seventeen members. Its purpose is the scholastic and social betterment of its members and the student body. DE MOLAY W. A. BONEY ............................. aster Councilor MR. LYLE ...................................... Adviser ORVILLE DENNIS ......................... Senior Councilor CHARLES CAIN ............................ Iunior Councilor PHILIP BRIDGES .......................... SrribP-Treasurer W. A. Boney, W. J. Lyle, Henry Frey, Orville Dennis, Charles Cain, Charlie Carnes, Donald Demke, Philip Bridges, James Walt, Art Torvie. Tom L. Wood. Edgar Lee Perett, Stewart Boney, Robert Finlay, Billie White, T. A. Parker. The club is the local chapter of the National Order of De Malays. It fosters friendship and good feeling among the members now in Tarleton. OFFICERbH CLUB COLONEL FLVRR ................................... President CAPT. DAVIS ................................ Faculty Adviser LT. COL. TURNBO ............................. Vice-President Bedford Furr, Captain Davis, Leland Turnbo, Vivian Andrews, Ernest Birdwell7 James R. Black, Barney Blankenship, A. V. Blalock, W. A. Boney, Elwood Brown, Jim Carrigan, Bryant Cowan, Wayne Cowan, Edwin Dyess. Joe K. Emerson. Guss Farmer, J. W. Fussell, Jack Fauntleroy, Tom Caither, John D. Harper, Tom Harris, Harold S. Hart, Herline Hassler, Dennis Jarratt, Williams Paul Jones, Norman Nlalone, Tom Merideth, W. B. Morgan, Paul Neblett, Bill Oliver, Lyndsay Phillips, Wylie Phillips, Harry Pistole, Marvin Ratliff, Paul Roberts, W'. C. Sellman, Otis Shropshire, William Webb, Billy White, Thomas O. W'ood, Glover Wright. The club is composed of the officers of Tarleton Cadet Corps. It fosters military courtesy and discipline. T ASSOCIATION ODELL ELLIOTT ........................ President lst semester JUDE SMITH ........................... Presidpnt 2nd semester COACH FRAZIER , . . . . . V ................. Furulty Adviser Odell Elliott, Jude Smith7 Oscar Frazier, Edwin Dyess, Elmer Finley, Jimmie Britt, Harold Hart, Bill Cay Kennedy, Ralph Maser, Henry Todd, Seth Davenport, Bob Graves, John David Harper, Harry Pistols, Oran Spears, Robert Skinner, Wbodrow Allen, Curtis Maynard, David Rhoads, Roy Cheek. FOOD FOR THOUGHT CLUB RAYFORD BUONE ................................. President Mlss MONTAGEE ............................ Faculty Adviser PAULINE MIEARS ............................. I'ice-Prpsidont LILLIE TL'RNER .......................... Secretary-Treasurvr Ra, ford Boone, Ethel Bob Montague, Pauline Miears, Lillie Turner, Minnie B. Lee. Grady Rasco, Wayne Low, Leonard McDaniel, Electra Yardley, Sam Venable, Norene Lovelady, Wvorth Nance, TWildred Brown, Lloyd Fanning, Mildred Booher. Memphis Porter, Carl Marwilz, Elsie Hafer, John David Harper, Hazel Collins. Mildred Lilljedahl. Iris Carter, Chryslelle Holleman, Jerry WfilliamsV Dorothy Smith, Moselle Barnhart, Charles Franks. The Food For Thought club is an organization of all those StlldPlllS who work in the Dining Hall. to foster cooperation and friendliness. ARCHITECTSa CLUB TOM MERIDETH ................................. President MR. GARDNER ............................. Faculty Adviser PERRY DAVIS .............................. l'Vice-President BILLY D. GROSSE ....................... Secretary-Treasurer Tom Merideth,James E. Gardner, Perry Davis, Billy D. Grosse, Williams Paul Jones, Archibald Wilkinson, George Armstrong, Winnie Alice Wilkins, Cecil L. Byrd, Norman George, J. H. Mitchell. The Architectzf Club was organized to stimulate studentsy interest in architecture. Members of the club have received several high awards in analytiques in contests held at A. 81 M. College. ENGINEERS7 CLUB WILLIAM HUNTER ...... President MR. GARDNER . . Faculty Adviser MR. DOREMUS . . Faculty Adviser GEORGE READY, l'ice-President MR. LEACH Faculty Adviser JIM CARRIGAN .......... Bouncer William Hunter, H. C. Doremus, H. W. Leach, James E. Gardner, George Ready, Jim Carrigan, Wisdom Curington, Byron Miller, John David Harper. Alton Redwine, Valton Redwine, Leonard McDaniel, B. J. Skipper, Harry Pistole, Kenneth McFarland, Jesse Gibson, L. D. Wittie, Melvin Lawson, Paul Roberts, Earl Taylor, LaRoy Kidd H. A. Holland, A. T. Jones, Zack Miles, Harry Hawthorne, J. E. Bicknell, Harlan Dunn, J. W. Holcomb, Archie Scott, J. R. Noles, Sam Venable, Carroll Cooper, Robert Reinhardt, Ernest Brown, Bob Barton, Lewis C. Walker, B. H. Tolliver, Thomas Cowan, Odell Hipp, Lamar Davis, Franklin Covault, William Boren, Robert Byers, Ralph White. The Engineers Club is an organization to further the engineering students interest in the engineering field. Though it is one of the largest clubs in Tarle- ton, it is one of the highest standing scholastically. COMANCHE COUNTY CLUB LEWIS CUNNINGHAM .............................. President IWISS HARDIN .............................. Faculty Adviser MR. RANDOLPH ............................. Faculty Adviser REBA STATL'M ................................ Iiiw-Pwsidmll MARY E. JONES .......................... Secretary-Treasurer Lewis Cunningham, LaRue Hardin, N. M. Randolph, Reba Statum, Mary E. Jones, J. 0. Jones, John Travis IVIolmn, Pauline Miears, Jack Barrett, Lady Grace Whaley, Cloda W'yche, Fay Easley, Elgie Terry, Eugene Rauhut, J. C. La Grone, Nell Nabors, Hobson Williford, Gayle Adams, Lorene Luckie, Lorena Miears, Nlansell Statum. The Comanche County club was organized to promote friendship and good will among the students of Tarleton that come from Comanche County. PRESS CLUB VAL'DINE WILLIAMS . , . . .. ............. President NIISS CLAY ....................... Facult; Adviser GRADY MORROW ................... I'ice-President CLARA NELL MCDERMETT ............... Secretary JACK RAY Cox ........................ Treasurer BEN GOLDBECK ................... Parlianwntarian Vaudine W7illiams, Roberta Clay, Grady 1V10rr0w, Clara Nell McDermelt. Jack Ray Cox, Ben Goldbeck, Mary E.J011es, Tom Merideth, W. C. Sellman. Kathryn Speaker, Williams Paul Jones, Nathaniel Britton, Wayne Cowan, Nan Shelton, Cortez Killen, Katherine Rehders, W'ylie Phillips, Earl Wil- coxson, Ann Eldyss Jarratl, Ama Rogers, James inlkerson, Lyndsay Phillips7 Wyinnie Alice Wilkins, Charles Miller, Ernest Brown, Lillian Burns, Billy Stewart, Dixie Hendrix, Marjorie Turner. Guy McMurry, Joe Ken- nedy, Coleman Smith. The Press Club was Organized in the fall of 1932. It is composed of those students who have shown interest and ability during six weeks. service on either the J-Tac or the Grassburr staff. The purpose of the Press Club is to promote interest in the Tarlelon publications. H IN I TARLETON CHAPTER FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA CLIFTON SMITH ................................... President MR. SPANGLER .............................. Faculty Adviser L013 PARKER ............................... FFA Sweetheart KIRTLEY DUPREE ............................ lh ice-President MARSHALL Fox ................................... Secretary LEONARD EDMONDSON ............................. Treasurer RAY WALKER ..................................... Reporter C. W. CARTER ............................. Farm Watch Dog ELBERT STEELE ............................ Parliamentarian WADE HODGES ................................... Historian Clifton Smith, A. J. Spangler, Lois Parker, Kirtley Dupree, Marshall Fox, Leonard Edmondson, Ray Walker, C. W. Carter, Elbert Steele, Wade Hodges, Lowell Pouncey, Verance Cozart, Hobson Williford, Heywood Real, Gayle Adams, M. T. Duke, Garth Baker, Orval Lee Burk, J. 0. Jones, Willard White, Clovis Letbetter. The Tarleton Collegiate Chapter of the Future Farmers of America is com- posed of those boys who showed an interest in that organization in high school and who wish to continue that work. COLLEGE ORCHESTRA Front Row: NIACK MIZE, GEORGE SAMUELSON, HUBERT WINDELL, GREGG WILFONG. Semml Row: DOZIER THORNTON, ARLIS WYATT. Third Row: BILL GAY KENNERLY, WILLIAM SANSING. The College Orclwstra was organized under the leadership of Arlis Wyatt for the year of 1935-1936. It has cooperated with school and students to its utmost in playing for all of the college and club dances. The orchestra shows a fine spirit that should be copied by all of Tarletonhs future orchestras. CHONITN M un' BERT Henna .,.,..., ...... ...Chuni1u M uzk VlIZE. . . . . . H .............. ..Slo'un ARLIS Wx'w'r ......... , . . ............ Conrad T031Wanamhwv...,... ,..V...,, ..... Wurdn LE Ytn LEE .................... Baron Stanosr'u YETTA BELLE Bums . . V ...... Baroness Slunost'u WREV LUFTIA ............................ Duyu PuLCLuNCH ....... .,... ...,...,..Vlfmil Eun. Goum ............... . . . . . VDirvr'Inr Chonila is a Gypsy love story prvsonlml in tho form of an upcrolla. Wiss Mayhew xsas stage director 01 the Operetta and Ur. Iluper sas llw musical director. The cast of tho opertilla was supporlrd by the Chorus and the 5y mphon y Orchestra. THE LITTLE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA I iulins: llazle Null. Dorothy Davis, Margaret Hamilton. Guinevere Whiscn- hunt. Ella Frances Cllandlt-r, Eleanor Harlin, Calva HrCurdL Pauline GHI- lrvx', Bessie Neblelt, Marthclla Vt'visdom, Wallrice Kirby. Clarinols: Gregg Wilfong, Florilm Clark. Saxophones: Mack Wlilf, George Samuelson, llubvrl Windell. Trumpols: Dozier Thornton. Arlis vaall. Glenn Pierson. Burimm's: Lucille Marlin, Howard UcFarland. Trombone: PQ l0ll VVeaVer. Bass: Thomas W'uud. Drums: Bill Pool. Hurmonium: Margaret Willer. Piano: Elisabeth W ayx how. ALBERT T. LLPEIL Comlm-Inr COLLEGE CHORUS Personnel: Corinna Banister, Charlene Brallon. Jack Brown. Yetta Belle Byers, Lloyd Byrd, Grace Canlwell, Charlcs Carnes, Imo Gene Candle, Louie Cllafin, Hazel Collins, Charles Crouch, Mary Beth Davis, Stanley Davis. Donald Demke, Thomas Douhek, Joe Emerson, Cleone Fields, Charles Franks. Redford Furr, Esther Grissom, Bolton Hallmark, Nadine Harkrider. Ellen llasslor, Herlinc Hassler, Reginald Henley Dean Hilhurn, Roger Jackson, Clarice Jordan, Travis Key, Cortvz Killen, Rosalie Koch, Gcrlrudo Koerber. Mary Helen Lancaster, Melvin Lawson, Le Von Lee. Wren Loftin. Loren? Luckie, Mary Burl Mckfev. Gordon McClellan, Carl McConachio, Rovx Mrf- fcrd. Margaret Miller. Mack Mizc. Charlm Moss, Dorothy Dell thrick. Billy Olivrr, Bill Pool, Sarah Robbins, Ruby Robertson, Ray Saunders. Lois Savage, Annie B. Scarborough, Fay Scarborough. Alice May Shanafoll. R. WI Simmons, Freeman Smith, Dozier Thornton. Robert Trash. Warjoric Turner. Lois anlker. Grace Wray. E AR L G0 l' t; H. Director MEEHWEARY FTER the passing of the' power of A Rome. Europe began to awaken and lakv notice 0f the deplorable condi- tion of arvhileclurv. Ever-xwhere were the beautiful Roman buildings. but the arl'hileclurr 0f the den was degrade. The dmigners 0f the Romanesque age began l0 realiml lhr'ir possibililiPs and lo crealr a new style. Tho razed the Ru- man buildings and used the old slum1 in new structures. Naturally this raused a marLc-d Roman influence upon the R0- mancsquv arvhileclurv. hut Iht' sule re- tained its 1m u dislinguishing l'hararlt-r- islivs. The general arrhilcrlural charac- ter was saber and dignifictL while pir- turvsquenvss depended upon the group- ing of um 0m and tlw projection of special porliuns of the building. the lransepl and the chnir. THE COLORS RETREAT CEREMONY A bugle sounds, high and clear; Calling soldiers to a ceremony dear. A few sweet notes heard far and wide, Reminding them that ifs eventide. They stop their work, they stop their play: As Retreat ends another day, Respect is paid to thehag they love. It thrills their souIs-so proud above. A rattle of spurs, a click of boot; As hands snap down from smart salute. A ml hearts are filled with a deep content; aTis not shame, nor false sentiment. But a heartfelt love, unyielding to fate, For a country andjiug that are truly great. -WAYNE Low P.M.S. AND T. SThFF The Department of Hililarp Scienvv and Tactics. 3 regular par! of the L'ullegr rurricu- who is a lum. is headed h-x Captain George M. Day ctell In Sergeant Jerome Busrh. mann. Captain DaVis, aftr-r completing his t'nurse al the Infantry hool at Fort Benning, Georgia. in 1928. came to John Tarlelnn College in 1930 to lake over the dut'x of Pro- fessor of Vlilitan St'ient'e and Tactics. During lh? six nears lhal ht' has been al Tarleton. he has turned out a Cadet Corps lhal has held ils excellent! rating each year. Captain Davis is in dn- delached omcers' list. and il is probable that In- will he transferred Io foreign service after this year's work. Sergeant Busrhnlann. who cam? to John Tarlpmn in 1927, has been an able assistant under Captain Davi . He has gone far in his efforts In lurn out an ewellem Cadet Corps. Sergeant Bust'hmann has been in Illt' L . Army for 28 nears. two of which werv fur duuhlv lime. and was rclired in April of Ihis vaar. 9 has a large colleclion of medals which he- received during his time in the arm-x. Decorations that he rec9ivell fur braverp during the World War include the Dislinguisherl Servire Cross. the Vlrdaillr Hilitaire. lht' Croix dc Gucrre wilh Palm. and Ihe Silver Star Vlcllal. Busrhmanu has also rrceiwd the Vicmry Medal. the SPPOIIII Division Medal. and the Hexit'an Border Uedal. REGIMEVTAL AND BATTALION STAFFS Regimental Staff BEDFORD Ft RR ....................................... Culmwl WILL ANNA HOLTUN V ............................... Sponsor LELAND TL'RNBO ............................ Lieutenant Colonel JOHV DAVID HARPER ............... W Iajur WILLIAMS PuL JONES. . , . . . . . . . . . . . V V . . V V . V . . .Majur Adjutant Battalion Staffs CLOVER WRIGHT .......................... Vujur. ls! Battalion DENVIS JuuuTTV ........................... First Lieutenant EDWIN Dnzse ............................ 1 Iajor, 2nd Battalion W. B. NIORGAR ............................... First Lieutenant GEORGE COLLIVS. . . V V , . . V . . . . . . V . . . . . V . , . .Majnr, 3rd Battalion CARROLL KING ................................ First Lieutenant The Regimental Staff. headed by Colonel Furr. is a staff whose fundamental purpose is the supervision of the Cadet Corps. The Colonel isin full command at the Cadet Corps. and the sole duties of the members of the Regimental Staff are to carry out his orders or to transfer orders to other men on the field. Each of the three battalion staffs is composed of a major and his lieutenants. The major is in command of a battalion. and he is aided bhx his battalion staff. Sr'r'gmnlx TunnN'ruN, Duzmn. Firs! Svrkcanl Culwnn. Pum CI D rm k H, Don A LD mm. DALE HENLm. Rm' VALD ansoN. Mrzun W y AT'I'. Anus Primlm ' Rnrnnh L. JACK lme DIWALL. 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Emma Lu: anw Roman, R. D. Hmumw. Jum M. lh Hus, anzm- E. Bum, C A CulNV Am 'r IN Dun: Cour Col x, CUIIIUIJ, COMPANY E . Cuplain . , Sponsor A Inmnmml Firs! Lieulenunl V Second Limlruunl DoNNme How rm than; Hun Guummzu, LI Hlulum. UNN'H: va. Jl-Iluu' CV Hus. Jutk IL HOLFONIH. ULH rm Hunwns, Sam M Jun; m. Rum s hum. Vrzlwmn Ln: Kl'YKHVDU , Lnn. Pnrzsmu Ii. .Imn Loam. DUN Linn. BILL MUDUNALD. Ihmmw Mle-m. erw, E, Mmmn. TUMMm N AHOIKS. VYADH .15. NrmTuN, TIu-zw ..J IAL, BI Pmmws, Pun. POPE. BILL kul T. ELGHNI'. Hum: m, Tommx'r Bonuursuh. LLm h H . vhrrm u SrTToV, .l. C. Tlsluuz. CIIAML WALmzn. Rn Wum. J. L. Wu AT. Muwn WI Jun-zs L Wu ma. HnMu WI nuns, Munnh 74an Srryvu u Ix l5 u v F Hmmmqn. H AL .mm. .I u-k. Jorm-zml I'lalnon Svrw'mll Human. Hmma. I'lulmm N-rgI-unl V mm Hm L. Iinrpm-ulx Mum. linl r: lim n' Hmmm: ELAIEI .Innxwr, annn. Lunn .IUNHm Humm lumm, HUBI-N'l Lvuv'nmn. HILI. I'xl'l hksux. Ih'm' I W M has huaxn'r. H. II. lhnxh. Enumb . '11 k thm k u um x Sp .Iu'n Homus Ly Nmu Pu BULLIN n. Ihur an. Hun I: Blunlkwll Cl mu lhum x. Imus lh mu: Ira .Iu k In sn. HUBFIH' HI xIqu-u, C III. CaM-n. Smrl'r nun. 'Hu an r: 1 mun LI-mn u . Cun- u n. H. II Cow Ax Tmmkk' lhuu, lfn lhxzkmwn, IL IN RE. Du k lh RL. .Inr: DI Hmr'. kmluzx COMPANY F 'mmx llnmau'r Funn. PM L Fun . IX. Ii. linum. Jmn H xl,l,. Ih Hum Imm- llmnm. BI Irmx nun. DI Axl .l Arum. JLxNIu linxlxr .Inll 1w. LHI klxu. HILL IAHIML W. ,r'khk. CAN. WWh um, HI i Human. Cumin ! mm: in spunm Sw-uml-iu-Cumnmud Hm Lirulrnunl .s-mml l,imtmmnl Humn. .Imu Mm VI Hummr: I'm T. IL qun : Hm V Hm. .I nuax V5 usnx. hm um Bu III: hmm n..l. C. CRACK PLATOON Tho Crack Platoon was selected by elimination in Competitive drill. The best drilled soldiers from each company were selected to try out for a place in this platoon. The platoon was drilled Hrs! by Colonel Furr. but finally com- mand was given to Hajor Collins. BEDFORD FURR ................................. Commander GEORGE COLHNS ............................ Pluloull Leadvi- Pan, RouEms. . . . . . ........................ First Sergeant Sergeunls CHARLES BIERBlm ER OTIS SHROPSHIRE Corpuruls ALTOV REmHM-z JOE K. EHERSON Vuxmx Rum lM-J EARL TAYLOR Fran! rou': Charles Bierhowcr. ViVian Andrews, Alvin Caraway Valton Red- wino. Bedford Furr, George Collins, Paul Roberts, Elgin Terry Alton Redwine. Grady Rasco. .Sr-t-ond rou': Charles Russell, H. L Holland, A. V. Blalock. W. A. Boney, Barney Blankenship, Bentley Clenlelltm David Fuller. A. WV. Coffey, Fred Reinhardt, Bob Barton, Cecil B'xrd. Back row: Tom Gordon, Terrell Stewart, Lewis Cunningham. Hunter Smith, C. W. Carter, Roy Torrcnce, Freeman Underwood, Ernest Birdwell, W. C. Sellman, Cecil Bushager, Otis Shropshire. U l R LS ' RIF L 1': 'IV IC A H Curlis 1.. Herks organized the- Uirls. Marksmanship classvs. Hmruximach-x fll'lx girls Interest run high throughout llw three months of inlr-nsive training under the direvlion and voaolling 0f Wajnr Mcvks. look part in thr newh Organivod form of alhlclim Out of lllc Mb girls are marksmen begin to appear. Virginia Westbrook ran her score up to 180 and was elected captain of the team. Norma Ratliff was a 1'l05t' Second and Mar-x E. Jones wag third. followed closel'x 11.x Edwina Sparks. Grave Camwell, Mm EIdpss Jarrall. Mice Mahx Shanafell. and Pauline Stringer. TIN- fiYe shooting members of III? tram wore: MARY E. JoxEs .................................. Comnm'lw EulexSPARKsV....,.V.V..,.,.. ................... Dublin GRACE CANTW ELL . ................................ BrmI-v NORMA RATLIFF. .............................. Slvrling City ANN ELDYSS JARR ATTV . .......................... Staplwnrillv The Captain: VIRGINIA WESTBROOK ,,,,,,,, Cluburue Alternates: ALICE M n Slu'un-zl: .............................. Bryson Pu LL 1-: STRINGEK ............................ . . . 4IanmIor The girls participated in several matches lhroughuul the year and were ccessful in all. With the intensive interest shown this year in marksmanship it is hoped that training in this form of athletics will continue in Tarlelon for many 5ears to come. EATEEETFEhQS THE period of Gothic architecture is mainly distinguished 1n the inlro- llm-lion and gt-neral use of the pointed arch in conjunction with buttresses and lofty pinnacles. The Gothic architects applied the static laws of pin sit's lo de- sign and balanced one thrust with anoth- er. Through the use of this method thqx here able I0 reduce lhe amounl of wall In a minimum. The entire slruclur? von- sislvd of a skclclon of pins. bullrt-sses. and arches. all held in equilibrium In the- cnmhinalion of forces neulralizing eavh Miler. In Gulhit' arvhilerlurr Ille features of th-ruraliun werr not left In mere arlislit' I'aprive. lull were in lht' main determined In lhc slrm'lurP 0f Ihv building accurate- lhx eqprvssing ils l'unvlional purpose. CUKCII I NC ST hle Coach W. J. Wisdom has directed lhe major alhleliv leams al 'l'arloilon for IS Vuhars. m lhc cunfcrcnvc. H9 is rm'ngnized as cm? of lhe fnrcnlosl I'oavhk W hile rrmaining head 0f Ihv plnsiral cducalion department and roach of lhe ha kol- ha lvam and NW golf lL-anL Coach Wisdom rmired this hear as head football coach. II. J. K3100 Sandt'rs came from 5. W1. 1'. where he was a slar football play Pr. When nl coach. Chm- ramt- Io Tarlelon he became as l As a ran ard l'nr his hriIIianl Vsnrk. h? was appoinlvd head football roavh. Coal'h Sanders donned lht- role as hvad roach during the spring lraining fnnlball season. Guy FM. tennis coach. ' having his first y-ar al Tarlcmn. In addition 10 Lnuwing thn- game of tennis. Coach Fox is still ynlng and active enough to gel on Ihe court and show his proleges the HnPr points of lh? game. Coach Oscar Frazirr's work as head track roach al 'l'arlrlon has been rape Ih nul- slamling. His xxinning teams hear oul lhc meril of his work. llhum Snnum. lkt'xli Fluzlm lmfl In right: it x Fox. h. .I. h Ismm. ll. FOOTBALL Tarleton opened the .35 season with Co-Captains Bill Gay Kennerly and Henry Todd leading their Plowhoy gridsters against the strong Westmoorland Indians from San Antonio. Although the Plowboys had been working out for only two weeks, they showed much early season power by defeating Wreslmoor- land 24 t0 0. The Plowboys had an easy time defeating the Clifton College Wyildcats, 19 to 0, on a muddy field in Clifton. The starting J.T.A.C. line-up consisted of several second and third string men. Graves and Gray turned in good games for the Plowboys. Tarleton next journeyed to Brownwood to play the strong Daniel Baker eleven. The feature of the game was the hard fighting 0f the two powerful lines. Neither eleven could score until the closing minutes of the, final period when Atkins, brainy Plowboy quarter, called for a place kick on the 30-yard line. Funderburk converted with a beautiful kick going squarely between the up- rights to give the Plowboys a hard fought 3-0 victory. Howard, Crane, and Conger starred for the Hill Billies, and Atkins. Funderhurk, and Jenkins turned in outstanding games for the Plowhoys. Front Row: Tuuu, kHNNEHLt. Frrxumuumk. Gnu. COLLINS. Humms, WIsnuM. HAn-r. Rrsnnu. tiqu-zs. JEV- uwst me. Seroml Row: Caurh WIsDOM. Gouuum KILLIAN. BoAz JOHNSON. M tT'nmwx Cunnk. SMILEL MALEV. Duna- vum. Mmmow, Bums. PANNELL. Coach SANm-ms. Thin! 011': Srwu-tn erTLt-L BI'NNER. Anubis. an: Wmnz. Dvmuwt Mums. Bmwwn. Maxwell. lluuus. I s 7 : 833. as at, :aLlJ..-m . a WWW! V? Pla-ting on a muddy field the Plowboys turned in a slow game to defeat Decatur Baptist 19 t0 0. Atkins, Panne , and Collins were outstanding for Tarleton. Scoring almost at will, the Plowboys smothered the Hillsboro Redskins 40 t0 0 in the first afternoon game of the '35 season, played on Hays field. Allen, Graves, and Funderburk performed well for the Plowboys. In a fog-Swept field, after being scored on for the first time of the season, the Plowhoys eked out a 7 t0 6 Victory over the strong senior college eleven 0f the T.W.C. Rams in the closing minutes of the game. Isbel and Bray led the Rams in a battle which outshone the Plowboys. Outstanding for Tarleton was the hullet-passing combination of Co-Captain Kennerly to Gray. Funderhurk converted with a beautiful place kick to give the Plowhoys a one-point margin. In this game Atkins, brilliant field general of the Piowboy eleven, received a sprained ligament which kept him out of a Plowboy uniform until the closing minutes of the last game of the season. The Weatherford Coyotes came to Stephenville with the intention of remov- erl m I'iyltl: 5m. Dummm, Emm an..., ans Gnu, onlxlx .Imkm. Wommnu mm. mm. nuums. ing the undefeated Plowhoys from the top of the conference. Showing plenty of grit and fight, the Coyotes held the powerful Plowhoys to a 14 t0 0 victory. hlalcolm Graham played great hall for the Coyotes. The hustling line-plunging 0f Funderburk competed with the great Iine-backing of Eli Rushing for honors for the Plowhoys. The Plowboys downed the fighting T.M.C. Bulldogs 14-0 in a hard fought night game played on Hays Field. The brilliant Kennerly-lo-Gray passhlg combination tallied twice for the Plowboys. The entire line played a great de- fensive game. Rushing was the outstanding Plowhoy with the interception of six passes. The reserves got a Chance to show their strength against a weak team from Ranger Junior College. The Ranger eleven was swamped by the top-heavy score of 92 t0 0. Joe Little and Matthews turned in good games for Tarleton. 0n Turkey-Day the undefeated Plowhoys journeyed to Arlington to play the N.T.A.C. Hornets for the conference title. The two teams fought gamely all the way and Tarleton maintained a 3 t0 0 lead at the half. During the third erl In rig nus, s . i Clumm h Mk. .Iur; Mmmuw, Cmrrnnu Ftwumuu 1m, Rm F-IIHLK. Hm; Gun m, Eu lh sunn, quarler Phil Cage, hrainy Hornet quarter-hack and eV-Plowhoy, opened up and srnred two fast tallies. During the final quarter, the Hornets turned in another 3 points to run their total to 16. The Plowho-xs came out on the short end of a 16 t0 3 score. Cage, Bcarden, and Svadlenak starred for the Hornets. Funderburk turned in a good game for the Plowhoys. Opponent WEs'ruuoRuNu CLIFTUV Dunn, BAKER sznl R HlLLsHonn T. W. C. WEATHERFORI: T. H. C. RAVGER N. T. k. C, Date September 20 September 28 October 4 October 13 October 23 November 1 November 8 November 16 November 23 November 27 Total .12 erI I0 right: BILL tin Iunxmu, llumm Ihn'r, Tmnn' limumx. L, W. knun, Lmvw Form, Bummer. Cm.- I.ns. llmm Tumu BASKETBALLiTHE SEASON,S RECORD With the return of five lettermen and three squadmen and the acquisition of several promising freshmen, the prospects for another strong Plowhoy quintet were very good. Under Coach insdomts training and Captain Spearsi leadership, the Plowboys were able to xnin the Cenlral Texas Con- ference championship and remain undefeated for the third consecutive 'xeart The Plowhoys started the season off with a bang bi Vsinning over the iteak Ranger Junior College quinlet 70-6. The Tarleton team rolled over their opposition with case until they met the strong senior college quintet of Howard Payne in Brownwood. The Yellow Jackets put up a stiff tight before bowing to the Tarleton Team 2926. The T.VV.C. Rams from Fort VVvorlh, who had held the Fort Wiorth Junior Chamber of Commerce team, cham- pions 0f the Fort Worth City League, to a bare three-point victory. next OFfered strong opposition to the Plowboys. The game was close for the first half, but the Plowboys opened up and won, 39-25. The hardest fought and the closest game of the season was tiilh the, Deca- Imfl In righlianl row: h an-z Ctm u, Emma Puma. .Innln Ihun, Hun SI'HAIKN'JI m. Sm'ru. h. .1. Wu mm. liourh. lim-Iz row: xk'rnl u Tomn-z. Suokm knim, Ct IIrIs thum, .hn-z HHUINI'IKEAH. tiuu. Unthnutnn-V. um: I: DI xt m, Jul Cummn. Tm nun lh I.I.. tur Indians in the Indians. gym. The Plowboys led throughout the game and managed to win 39-38. The games with N.T.A.C. were colorful and full of pep but not as close as some of the other contests. The Plowboys won the first 42-23; however the Hornets put up a much better fight in the second game before bowing to the Tarleton quintet 31-23. GAMES AND SCORES The games and the scores are as follows: Tarleton ..................... 70 Tarleton eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee 81 Tarleton ..................... 40 Tarleton ..................... 39 Tarleton ..................... 55 Tarleton ..................... 4-1 Tarleton ..................... 36 Tarleton ..................... 55 Tarleton ..................... 29 Lefl In riglti: 0am Sums, JnIMv Hunt. Ranger ...................... 6 Ranger ...................... 12 T. M. C ..................... 21 Howard Payne ............... 18 T. M. C ..................... 18 Howard Payne ............... 28 Hillsboro .................... 29 Decatur ..................... 31 Howard Payne ............... 26 JOE IIHADSTMMM, Jlum SMITH, ELMHH FINLHY. Tarlelon ..................... 49 Tarleton ..................... 92 Tarleton ..................... 42 Tarleton ..................... 39 Tarleton ..................... 49 Tarleton ..................... 39 Tarlelon ..................... 44 Tarleton ..................... 72 Tarleton ..................... 31 Total 903 Weatherford ................. 25 Ranger ...................... 17 X. T. A. C ................... 23 '1'. VV'. C ..................... 25 Hillsboro ................ . .29 Decatur ................... .38 Weatherford ................. 30 Ranger ...................... 6 N. T. A. C ................. .23 Total 405 INDIVIDUAL SCORING RECORDS Jimmie Britt, star forward for the undefeated Plowboys led the team in high scoring honors with 171 points. Elmer Finley finished runner-up in the woring with 134 points. Individual scoring for the 36 season is as follows: Britt ........................... I71 Finley ........................... 138 Headstream ...................... 106 McConachie ...................... 99 Smith ........................... 94- Spears .......................... 70 u ............................. 30 Carrigan ......................... 46 Killen ............................ 10 Torvie ........................... 10 Lnfl In righl: Mummy- luLuA, Tm lulu; HULL. .Im Cummn. Cu . Vlannuum-z. hm n Tmun; BOXING TEAM With the opening of the school year, several boxing aspirants tried to form a boxing and wrestling club. The first semester passed with only a sudden burst of enthusiasm Haring up. With the coming of the second semester, Doc Webb. promising young.r lightweight from Breckenridge, Bill Merrill, and Edwin Dyess got behind the project and obtained enough financial backing from the Student Council and Coach W. J. Wisdom to buy some much needed equipment. Vluch enthusiasm was aroused and a great deal of fun was had by the boxers working out and those new Dues reportin . Those knowing the art and giving pointers to the new men were Doc. Webb and Bill Merrill. Promising men were Blalock, Mills, Speed, Red Wilcoxson, Charles McElhaney, Harry Howe and Smokey Killen. Barton Adams, fist slinging lightheavy from A. 8; M., could find no one in his class to compete with. The coming season should see a renewed interest in this popular sport and the forma- tion of a good club to engage matches with other colleges. Lrjl to righl: 'tldimnm'. VHLnoxsu'M Bmumx. MLLHN. M ERHILL. Hon x-.LI., WEBB. TRACK With the return of eight lettermen from the championship track team of .35, Coach Frazier had good prospects for the 536 season. The returning lettermen were Co-Capt. Elmer Finley, Co-Capt. Jude Smith, Dyess, Moser, Harper, Maynard, Hamilton, and Skinner. Huestis, Bradley, Key. Cox, and Byrd were some of the most promising freshmen needed to fill out the squad. In the '35 Texas Junior College Conference meet, Tarleton piled up a one- sided score of 108 points, with Weatherford Junior College next with 30 points. The Plowhoys won fifteen first places and tied for the sixteenth, setting thirteen new conference records. Elmer Finley, co-captain elect, set a new record in the lOO-yd. dash at 10.2 and the 220-yd. dash at 22.5 and First Ron: C nu. FIII7AII-2 II ONNIE hnuIIvI CI IITIs NI IIVIIm H II Iltnu HIvIImoV. HIIAI-II Mninm Jun: SMITH ELMER FIM I. .Imn Dum H,2uIPIII EIIVIIV Duess I1203Ik1 Mu VI2II 'IIMIIS KI2'I. SI I.I:I HI I-s'ns Second Ron: Imou 1' HI ,.IIIIII2NsIIIP IIALn Rmn IA'LOIII BIRD Lox: II RITE III2I. Cruu C ox WILIIIVI BOIIEV BIIAAII SIqun. YImK MI IU'IIY Cl RIII BMDOKSIIIHR Smith, captain of the field team, set a new record in the javelin throw of 199 feet, 7h inches. Other returning lettermen who set new conference records were Dyess, who ran the half mile in 2 minutes, 5 seconds, and Maynard, who cleared 6 feet, V2 inch in the high jump. Moser and Harper, members of the record breaking relay team, were on the squad. The Plowhoy track team opened the 1936 season at the Southwestern Exposition and Fat Stock Show meet at Fort Worth. The Tarleton team finished a close second to the strong Conners Junior College team of Okla- homa. The Plowboys next journeyed to Austin to compete in the mile relay at the Texas Relays. Tarleton again finished second, this time behind the strong University of Texas freshman team. Fin! Row: ELMHn FINLI-zy, Jum: SMITH, Roman SKIVwin, thPu Mosu-m, EDWIN Lh ass. RAYMOND Hunmon' Jolm DAVID HARPER Semnd Row: Cunns MAYNAHD, SoNLm' HrHsTIs. CARL Cox. vals Km'. GEORGE NELSON. J, D. McELnov, UNNm Gnunm Third Rum: Loan RITCIIEY.JAMES BRADLEY, Cl'mu' Bnooxsuma. BILLY STEWART. LLOYD Bum, ALLW Rum. JOE MORGAV TENNIS Coach Guy Fox called his tennis players together and started training about the first of March. Three squadmen reported, Stanley Davis7 James WVilkerson. and Hilary Moore, and many other promising men. In a seeded tournament Marshall Hughes and Randolph Scott were seeded as the ranking players. In the double combination, the veteran team of Davis and Wilkerson was back, and the team of Scott and Hughes showed up well. In the first dual meet 0f the year the Tarleton netters easily defeated the eratherford College team, winning six out of the possible seven matches. Be- sides the conference meet, dual meets were scheduled with Howard Payne, T. WY. C., and the T. C. U. freshmen. erl to righl: MARSHALL HI u w' ll uuu' PmmLE. Hnuuum SCOTT. STHLm' D.Ans. Junzx WILM-znsux. ILHH Moons. Jot: Boll lloLcoun. Din m COLLINS, Vlu. Gn' an. Cnurh. GOLF lvnder the leadership of Coach WV. J. Wisdom and Captain Otis Shropshire, the Tarlelon golf club has an excellent chance 10 turn out a winning team. Cap- tain Shropshire is the only letter man returning; however. several outstanding golfers have enrolled at Tarleton. Some of the best are Billie Jack Wisdom! Douglas Wilson. Howard Challerlon. and S. J. Cheek. 1n the conference meet held in V'ealherford, Tarleton was represented by the four ranking players. The Plowboy golfers also took part in meets scheduled at Brownwood and at Fort Worth. qul In righl: SnmnI-sunm. Cumx. xsnnu. WlLsuN. CIIATTx-.n'rnn. Couzu Wlsmm. YELL LE-XDERS Tarlelon had lhree yell leaders for the yearaBill Whehb, head yell loader, and Grady Morrow and T. A. Parker. his assistants. T. A. Parker was attending school at A. 8A M. when the Grassburr picture was taken. These boys put out a great deal of eHorl to work up the school spirit before and during the games. With the cooperation of the school body, they held many successful meetings. Especially good were those just before the WVealhvr- ford and the N. T. A. C. games. Through the hard work of the yell leaders, we were able to have a huge hon- fire on Hays field just before the N. T. A. C. game in order to arouse school spirit. This bonfire was the Outstanding accomplishment of the y? leaders for the entire year. zpugllkd 211.0114 J-TAC STXFF WAYNE COVVAViElll-mr-in-Chiqf ROBERTA CLu-Facully Adviser W'. C. SELLMAN-Business JUmmgor C. D. OWNBYiFacully Adviser A. NI. VIClVIAHANiFacult-V Adviser CLAIM NELL VICDERMETTiAssIKinN' Editor VAUDINE WlLunls-Nvuxs Etlilor WYLIE PHILLIPssFeature Edimr LYNDSAY PHILLIPSsFeaturc Editor EARL WILCOXSON-Sports Editor JACK Rn COXiExrlmnge Editor FR Haas TATEaSotier Editor DIXIE HENDRIX-Jssismm Business iManager LILLHN BlsRNS-Assistant Business Manager GREGG W'ILFONGsAssl-stant Business lemger ELBERT ADAMSsSpecL-al Reporter ELDYSS J ARRATTiSIIecl-al Reporter BILL H ERRILL-Sperial Repnrlvr RICPURTICRS BUB SH NNUV Cll XRLKS H ILLER F Y SCARBORUL'GII VOLLIH K ATIIERINE REIIDICRS J SH l-IS WILK 1-1 RSON H RJt ,RHC Tl' RNE R ERNEST BROW V BILLY STEW HVF CORTI-IZ leLHN GL Y HCHI R R Y GRASSBURR STAFF WILLIMIS PArL JoxEs-Edilor ROBERTA CLAYiFaculty Adviser NORMAN SIALONEsBusiness Jlanager C. D. OWNBY-Farulty Adviser A. M, VICMAHANsFacuIIy Adriser Tm! M ERIDETHWATI Editor GRADY ,MORROWiASsm'iule E4Iilor MICKEY SPOREn-Class Edilur BEN T. GOLDBECK-Club Erlimr KATHRYN SPEAKERsFeulure Editor JIM CmchN-Milimry Editor NADIXE KEITH-Culemlur Editor JAMES WlLKERsoN-thlelic Editor AMA ROGERs-Lilemry Editor JOE KENNEDYiAssislunt Business Manager MARTH; J0 M ARRiAssislunl Editor NATHANIEL BRITTO'NiAssismnl Class Editor NAN SHELTOV-Assislunl Calendar Edilur ASSISTANTS JACK TETENS B ENTLHY CL E M ICNTS COLEW AN SM ITH BOB FINIAY H ARY E. JONES BARNEY BLANKENSHIP WIN'HH ALICE WILKINS STAFF ACTIVITIES In addition to publishing weekly issues of lhe J-Tac and lhv yearly issue of the Grasshurr the members of the staffs vn- deavor to stimulate an interest in creative writing. The Press Club. which is composed of publications staff members, spon- sors a literary contest each year. Winners for 1935-1936 wet? as follow: Ann Eldyss Jarratl. pomn. news story, and serious short story: Wayne Cowan. feature story and sport slory; Earl W'ilcoxson. editorial and formal ehsay: Bob Shannon. mIe-act play: Gregg VVilfong. humorous short story; Virginia ersthrook. informal Pssay: V'ylic Phillips. advertisement. In 1935 the Grasshurr won first place in the junior rollt-ge division. Texas Intercollegiate Press Association. and Mary Jo Danton won first place with her serious short story. THE BLOCK HOUSE akly Review of the College Year 78 W THE BLOCK HOUS THE BLOCK HOUSE E4KL1 REF IE1? OI 'IIIEIOLLEGE H' A hi I Rmmlxs Mun E. JONES BmVI-n' BLxVKENsml- Editor Assurialo Edilur Issnciule Editor TABLE OF CONTENTS P NH: THF. BLOCK IlUl'Sli , ,,,,,,,,, Jim: Rogers . .3 THERE IS SUMH'IVHINU HKOLT x RUUlV Il'irginiu stlluuuk T CIRCLES . . .. .. , , Grrlgg IIVIvang ... .. ...9 TIN E OUT . ..... . Umjnriv Turnvr. . . . . .13 Ulluslraliun IQ Winnie Mite WilkinsI PRIVlLEGE NIGHT .. ... . V . I Grady Harrow . IT SUNUUFTHEEXES....... , VVVVVV 17 W H AT THE UHNTLHWAN NEVER SKW. . , , . Wary E. lanes, .. , l'J Carer Dvsign by TOVI H ERIDETH THE BLOCK H 01 SE THE COLLEGE STORE EXTEN DH HEARTY GONGRATL'LATIONS TO U RADK ATES XND STL'DENTS Quality MILITARY L'IVIFOR HS YNIFORM ACCESSORIES Quantity TEXTBOUKS at STATIONERY L FOL'NT-HN Pms OW SLN DRY SCHOOL ITEMS Cost Property of JOHN TARLETON AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE THE BLOCK HOUSE 5 EDITORIAL THE BLOCK HOLSE reveals the collegiate life of Tarlelon with the students off their guard. Threelimes a week hm more and nolPsM lPssons are romplelely forgotten and the social activi- ties hold sway until 10:30. The magazine is appropriately named THE BLOCK UOESE bv- cause it has housed all the block heads. Block by block it hm been built out of the contribu- tors impressions of Tarleton's fun and beauty. THE BLOCK HOUSE photographs live forever 1 ALL PHOTOGRAPHS IN THIS YEARBOOK WERE MADE BI L'S ALND CAN BE DUPLICATED AT AN 1' TI M Ii Baxleyvs Studio AND Novelty Studio THE BLOCK HOUSE '21 THERE IS SOHETHING ABOUT A ROXD 4 road holds such an abundant suppl'x of possibilities! A road . . . just all'V road . . . may lead to enjoyable excitement, quiet seclusion. or at least to interesting. Changing people and scenery. Particularly enticing are winding roads that climb up and up with mam a turn which ran. in imagination at least. hold adventure, These are routes to he taken al leisure. taken when there is time to tlayiream. time to see the beauties which the road unfoids. time to meditate on what the end of the road reveals. There is equal fascination in long. straight, paved highwai .5. What ruuhi be more fitting when one craves the rush of rain-washed wind than to head with increasing speed over level land still drenched with lhe passing storm? Such a road may lead anlx where . . . no- where: it does not matter. Al those moments there is time only fur tlmughts of the present. or better. no thoughts at all. It is enough to have- the sheer joy of going. of moving rapidly on 10 an aimless destination. Any road . . . side road. countrhx road. river road: road over moun- tain or by the salty sea . . . each holds ils special inducements. But there is a common irresistible force held by all unknown roads. Is there something at the end like the pot of gold at the end of the rain- bow? Where does it end? What adventure might it unfold? gVIRGlNIA WESTBROOK THE BLOCK HOUSE ROE H. MARTIN W HULICSALE FRI IT AND VEGETABLES 1201 Janos Slrovl FORT WORTH. TnxAs That Mouse Trap Story suggrsls the reason mar? Pecan Vang Peanul Butler was sold last hear Ihan during an.x prt-Vimls hear. 0f 1'01er- mer-x bmh knows that it is wholesome- nourishingidelicinus but such greal pupulariu must have several reasons. Tell us what vxou believe is the reason whp so mam people hm Pecan Vallq Peanut Butter. For the hes! leller 0f 30 words or less. accompanied In a label or reasonabb good sketch of a label from a jar of Pecan Valle'x Peanut Bul- ler. we will pm vash qula' to one half lhe 00s! of this ad. MI Icllers musl be mailed 11.x Jul-x lsl and our decision is final. hm U ml! The .Unnvy . . . U 1' II III Tho Ideas WVALKER-SMITH COMPANY DEPT. Dcx BROW NWOUD. TEXAS MUSIC NEEDS Rrvrixe lmmedialc Allvnlion and Experl Handling 31 Our Slurv! H 1 rv prqmrml In svrrv you satiy'urlurily. H INTFRESTED IN INSTRL? SLTPPLI MUSIC Y CLASSIFIC ATIONL REPAIRSh Ault Music Co. 609 Thrm'knmrlnn Phone 3-1302 FORT W mrrn. TI-zx as This is lhc- 0N LY Slat? Bank in liralh Uuunu . This is lln' UNLY Bank in Hralh Counlrx which has no! nwrgrd. consuli- dated uilh. nor absorbed aln olht-r banking instiluliun. This bank is a Member of The lecral Deposit Insuram'o Corporation ulh W ash- inglon. D. C.. which insures all tleposil acrounls under $3,000.01. This Hank inviIes 1hr accounts of fat'ulu members. sluth'nls. and palrnns 0f TarIc-lun. THE STEPHENVILLE STATE BAN K S'rrzrumx lLLl-I. Tm as THE BLOC K HOUSE CIRC 5a,... uhal makes a person walk in a Cirrh- Mien he's lost? His heart. I grinned. Inu sap. what's that got to do xxilh ii? I persulfs hearl is on lhe Iel'l ride of his both. The hluml Htm. or it. called. is stronger on that side of his body $sI1it'Il gives his It'I'l leg mon- strength lhan the right one. Therefure he wandPrs in a cirrh- nith his left fool 0n the outside. hln - nJust uondered. snapped Bert. Hvrl and I wen- sitting on the h- hran steps seeing who t'ouhl spit th? l'arthosl. Il-s a common sport hith prat'tit'alh m'er'x but here to lake 3 I it run ulcretl a sisst suddcnh demanded Hvrl. h halm t'r 'chan and In In out his com- panions. A Im-x's Ihal valfl spit fifteen feel. One time I spil a pivturv of W Una Lisa. shad- mvs and all. but no one wnuId believe it berausr I was alone when I com- posed m't maslrrpiu'e. Gund-IooLing girl going 'xondt'r. I said. wiping lhe tobacco juice from Ihe hark 0f nu nerL. I alwa'ts gvl lnham'o juice 0n the hack uf mp IIH'L. Yea! who is she? Dmft know. Iloller and ask her. IIe-H Bert shouted. Thank goodness she mix alreade out of hearing distance. Say I911: go to Canada and In- I ventured. Let's go. Ber! replied. what .xou trapping! ' I said scornfully Ihat'lI-t nothing. tIo kmm almul LES I 03! well what do ton kmm ahuut ; I--uh. weII-H Nothing! so shut up. We are Ol'leu that hat xtith ear'h other. Each of us Iries 10 make the Other hilt.nil usualh lose. Ber! tall. rwl-headed. I'recLIk-J'accd. a Iikeablc chap. I'm about Iiu- feet nine. pug- nosed. big-moutheII. and don't rarr hhether rm liked or not. is six feet and uir-t We Change our mnnersatiunal Inp- ics so suddenlp that I may ask Bert what he thinks abuul Roosevelt. and he'll repIVx that he's going frog-gigging lunighl. There goes a gnof'x guhx said Bt-rl. puinling out a I'aI-Iat-ed man Vs aILing down IIlt' street. He doean have sense enough to mme out of the rain Ilms 1'0 Mm me? Saw im in il tcslvrtIa-I. Ouch! I'Say . didja ever hear the one aboul IIlt' Dutchman and Ihe preacher? Naw. what abnul H? I haxen'l hoard either. I gotcha that time. There goes Hrs. Trotter. Gosh! does she hat? us. You bet. Urs. Trotter has a parrot called Bismarck. Bismarck at one lime was a cultured and refined old gentleman. Bul 0m- da-x Bert and I found him on hvr front porch and taught him to rurse. The next IIa-x Hrs. 'I'rnller had a bridge party And xv ICnnlinqu nn pugt- IT3I Ila! ha! the mar! ifird THE BLOCK HOUSE LBLAKENEYSiE THE VARSITY SIILOP When you're looking for the best in melfs smart shoes, 599 11190 is located for wmr convenivncv - V and apprecmles 0'Ollr pGlIVOIIllgP p 9 MEN'S FINE SHOES When you,re looking for the Complete Department Store Come to Tarleton in Stephenvillci IT'S IT NEEDS YOU YOE NEED IT 0F COIIRSE! John Tarlotnn Collvgv has used our Hoar cleaners and finislws for years. We are Specialists in Floor Treatments For Large Floor Areas In fact we are the largest manufacturer in the world specializing in Hoot treatments for large fioor areas. We manufacture Car-Na-Var. Car-Na-Lac, Rubber-Var, Car-Na-Seal, etc.; Also Silent Chief Elve- tric F001- Machines. Stocks in Houston and Dallas. CONTINENTAL CAR-NA-VAR CORPORATION 1500-1800 NATIONAL AVENUE BRAZIL, INDIANA THE BLOCK HOUSE when Bismarck greeted her first guests with a merry Itis a damn Iine afternoon, isnit it? HOI hum! such is life among two boy 5. When Bert and I had hnished our chaw. we separated. and I went home. Buy! I really caught it when I got home. It was forcibly impressed on me that I was the one who had dipped our black cat s tail in peroxide. Anyway. he surely looked nutty with that heaulil'ul gold background. When Bert and I got to town next morning. we found that there had been an outrageous crime committed the night before. Some thief had stol- en VIrs. Trotteris silverware and twenty-five dollars in cash. Without a momenl-s delay we rushed to the scene of the crime. e in. said Bert. 'who would be crazy enough to steal a sawetI-ofi'. hammered-dnwn. cIahher-heatled idi- nt's SIIV erwalre'!u 4 sap nith a gray suit. a green fedora lid. and big feel. I replied. How do you know? Someone just found a gray thread on a rose bush. and I found a green strand on that running yine Oyer the gate. Mid his feet? Buund to have big I'eel herause so many Ihmers were slumped down. Say. let's go back and see if m can IimI any travks in the road. M'Ier a long search. we found his trail on the bank between the fence. and the tIIlt'II. Wye followed them south for a vyhile. but they suddenly left the Ilank 21ml pIungetI into the ItIHIlVI-g. Say. Ihis guyis Inst. suddenly I-wIaimt-tl Iierl. we're right bark at the spring where the steps started to circle. Gosh! youIre right. I gasped. Letis go back and get the re- wartlf' Reward! said I. we havenit even caught the thief yet. Yea. but I know the thief was a stranger. How come? He wouldn't haxe been lost. My buy, my appreciation for your analytical mind increases four-fold. I said. Now, ' said my carrot-topped companion, all we hate to do is look for a stranger with big feet. a scratched left hand. and his heart on the wrong side of his body. IIuw do ya get that heart stuff. Sherlock?s I demanded. IIis right footis on the outside of the circle he made Mien he, was lost. According to your statement, the side of the body that the, heart is on is the stronger side. This manis right leg was stronger than his left. or he wouhIn-t have wandered in a circle with his right foot on the outside. Hy. myfi said 1. Hand the st'rall'h? ' IIhere-s blood on the rose tine by the left side of the nimIow where he raised the, sash. Maybe he cut his right hand tom- iug out. I ventured. He left the wimImy open. scratch- ing his hand hhen he raised it.H After this bit of tIeIIue on by Bert. we went back to IIlt' Iihrary steps; our hanging-uut place. keep your optics peeled for a strangerf'a Bert told me. tCnnIinuell 0:1 page I TSI 12 THE BLOCK HOUSE The Vinnedge Company, Inc. We Are Banking on Tarleton Tarleton Banks on Us FORT WORTH, Tuxxs 1H Welt'umo You FARMERS FIRST NATIONAL BANK Hallufat'lurers of Coffee Roaslr-rs Fine Food Produrls HIGGINBOTHAM BROS. 81 CO. DRY GOODSiCLOTHl NG75H OHS M l L LINERYiREADY-TO-W EAR FFRNITURE HARDW ARE-LUMBER GEVER AL OFFlCEiPhOnP 29 Complimvnls of J. FRED SMITH GRAVEL COMPANY DXLLAS. TEXAS SOUTHWEST GAS COMPANY :4 public service institution devoted to tho upbuilding and perpetuation of every worthy enterprise in Stephen rillv GAS IS YOUR MOST ECONOMICAL FUELv-L'SE IT THE BLOCK HOUSE 13 W e sat there for some time. talking and whittling. Stulllenh I said. You- der goes a stranger with big feet. Wateh his left hand. He has gloves on. See whieh foot he steps till the eurh with. The man approached the I'urh. stood there Iinr a seeonll while he looked for pas 'ng ears and stepped l't'mn lhe curb tsith his RIGHT l'oot. 'I'hereis our man! Bert said. But wall. just heeause he stepped off the eurb uith his right foot doesn't necessaril-x mean that his heart is on right Il?..A Tn it and see which Ihut ym lead nilht said I. M'ter t-wperimentingr for some time. ue l'uuml that MC alea-xs stepped from one Ietel to a lower one with our left feet. Since our hearts are on our left side 0w hoped. we stepped from the eurb uith our left feet. We rea- sunell that ili the man stepped fruul the curb with his right foot. his heart must eertainlt be on his right side. I haw a better idea than that. eairl Herlt Watch me. Overtaking the man. Bert said. Sill . mister. just to settle a t'razAx hett whirh side of ymr limb is ymr heart on? Wlu. I suppose tutti doubt it. but due to some anatomival enigma nu heart really is on up right sitleff replied the stranger: slightly flustered l'3 Bertie strange and brazen ques- tion. i Thanks. said Bert. I win. When Me got out of hearing d lance. I said. Now all we have to do is follow him. Come on. We l'ulltmetl him at a safe distanre and found that he stopped at the town's one and only hotel. Now what? said I. when we saw where he had gone. WIEIII wait till he leaves and find which room he occupies. Then we can search for the money and silverware. hHut how're we gonna search hls room? For a minute this slumped us. Fi- nalI-x I said. Bert. you know Patsy. tIun-t .xou? Her daddy is manager of the hotel. She ought to slip us in. Sure thing. We waited for about an hour and Ellall-t saw the stranger leave the hotel. Then we boldl'x entered the hotel. and explained our situation 10 Patst . who slipped us into the strang- eris room. We looked high and low for the stolen goods. cursing and prat- ing. but they were not to be found. We've looked in all the Iilel't places. now Ietis look in the lll'llilxel-t ones. Bert said. Sp-xing a dirty pan of water on the stove. I investigated. Jumping grass- hoppers! I exclaimed. too excited tn sat ant thing else For in the bottom of the pan twrappell up for protec- Iitml lat the complete Set of silxer- ware. Where's the money? 0n the ranger, I gue: . Well. we turned the suhenxare 0x er t0 the. police. who quiekI-x enm- pleted the case. What do you think of our ree ward? Bert hesitatingb asked me. Not so hot, I replied vehementl- Iy. for the reward. was sitting on mt knee. saueilix cursing circles around both of us. -CREGG WILFO KG 14 THE BLOCK HOUSE C O X9 S EXTENDS Hearty Congratulations III Seniors and Students AND ADDS THAT Most of the Fine Young AW? and Verne Attending John Turlelon Trude Vith l's YOU GET THE HABIT. T00 Your Friends STUDENT HEADQl ARTERS R. E. COX DRY GOODS CO. A Friend of JOHN TARLETON AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE BEN E. KEITH COMPANY FORT WURTH. TEX AS STEPHENVILLE WOUDSUV PRESIDIU DESDEHOV CL AY BIVILDING MATERIAL COMPANY Telephone Numbers 1 and 336 Bluln CLEBI'RNE CUM ANCHE H ALIJ 31; ER Best wishes In Ihefm'lllty and slmlmls of John Turlvlun Collogv A COLD BOTTLE OF lz'l'l'rtr day 111 I0- 2- 63 I- 11014: A PPP wmr ' 0 GOOD FOR Ll FE! Ifnorgv l p . . mv! w San ks: COMPANY commY Aflwel'tiSimg IHWWIg . r0 . . ?Milmg 6' Prlnlmg m: . 17 .. .5 .4 3,47 THE REIIN CCJMPANY PRINTERS OF THE 1936 GRASSJBURR POSTOFFICE DRAWER 2051 . HOUSTON, TEXAS Zoamrwy4 zoamrpr TIME It is Iluski lllk' buglr sounds for vhow. and the Hag is lowered whik' the coeds and cadets stand at attention! . . . Across the campus from all direc- tions Com? groups of hungn students. Warching along happib are the old lime 5. 4.055. the unconsvioush ac- repted old maids, and the I love myself htn s. a happily unaware of themselves or are we wrong? One and all disappear into the Dining all. They reappear a few minutes latPr. usualb in a happier mood, the disposition depending largelt 0n the food served. Then back to the campus to make a colorful Jicture 0f merriment while the sun sinks and the moon slowly. The green benches decorating the campus are filled. the divans and the chairs are fillediit's spring. but then it snowed one time, and that were still filled. The days go round and round. and the old custom of holding handsn keeps up with them. a custom of which all nice people ap- prove. rises From the campus the couples stroll OUT! t0 the college hang-ouL the Varsity A popular tune start in to help it h-x whistling and singing snatches. The students perch upon the stools and drink cakes. CrFivv cults, pleasant Then down to Tarletou Avenue to . . . . . . . . . The couples mince along. diligentb practicing hah-x steps. U'It'r a long slow journet the't reach the show, climb the stops and enjm the pit'ture from the back seat of the halt'onyh-A good show is on aIways. but we just can't remember what pic- ture was on or who plated in it: but a darn good show, and heTs the sweet- est thing. Out of the show and back to Tarleton: once more the students practice the baby steps with very satisfactory results. Stay away from those dark streets. boys, the Disci- pline Committee is just good humored sometimesJ The Dump is reached at 10:29 oqclotk; the hell shrills out at 10:30. Lights out! What, the boys are still here? Lights cull! Cood-night. boys, goodnight. hMmmmE TURNER and a few join 16 THE BLOCK HOUSE Compliments of STEPHENVILLE WHOLESALE GROCERY COMPANY 7TAKE N0 CHANCEsi FOR BIGGER AND BETTER VALUES, SHOP AT G. M. CARLTON BROS. 8K CO. YOUVLL BE COJIPLETEL Y SA TISFI ED MAIL ORDERS FILLED BY PERSONAL SHOPPER MOST OF THE FINE YOUNG MEN ATTENDING JOHN TARLETON AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE WEAR POOLS COLORTESTSHIRTS Made By POOL MANUFACTURING COMPANY SHERMAN, TEXAS THE BLOCK HOUSE 17 PRIVILEGE NIGHT Carl Cadet twho has but 430 and Katie Ko-HI are about to attend the Prize Show of the year. Carl is at the box oEire getting his tickets. Curlillow much. please? Cashier;Downstairs. 25 cents. fp- slairs. 20 cents. CarI-Upstairs or downstairs, Katie? KulieiDown. CurIiAw. let's go up: ifs much darker and quieter up there. KutioiSo. youIre ashamed of me and donH want people to see me? Curlitto CashieOiWeare going up. The'x proceed to enter. Kulie-This is a lousy show. Why tlitl you bring me here when you know a the other couplm are out riding around? CarluNow, Katie. you don't really like that other gm. do yin? Why donat you ditvh him and go with me steady? KuliviI thought you brought me here to see a show. Suddenly tit seemsh the lights are lurnml on and the show is over. Carthell, merry show is over. and I havenH seen any of it. Lefs go home. KatieiNo. let's go to the Varsity. CarluLet's not . . . I donW feel well. KalieiNuts, youhre just too tight to jar loose. So they pass the Varsity and go to 1pr Dump. Upon entering the Dump, Carl realizes that he has made a serious mistalm hPrnuse everybody is laughing at him. Suddenly he thinks . . . me. here the CllrI-Katie, I thought you told me your lipstick was kissproof: here I am the laughing SIOfk of the campus. I think I, go home. KaliehTake out. and don t let any grass grow under your feet while you are leaving. Don't ever bother me for a date again; my reputation is ruined! 76mm Momum $ 1! tk SONG OF THE EXES Thvrek a campus I know Where the hluebonuets grow And the sun shines all the while: Where the students play Till night turns to day, And even the teachers smile; Where the murmured word 15 forever heard ,Ncath the grand old trees 50 tall. While the lovers stroll quath a moon of gold As the shades of evening fall. Have you ever been to Tarleton iu the spring When the axes come And news is on the wing; When graduationhs in the air And friends are everywhere? Do you catch that Tarleton spirit Once again, the same old spirit As you climb those weIl-worn stairs in the spring Trailed by ghosts whose faces mem- ories bring? Can you hear those bugles blow. lIear them everywhere you go; Have tum ever been to Tarleton in the spring? 18 THE BLOCK HOUSE MAJESTIC PALACE THEATRES PHONE 5 The Best Shows in Slephenrille A:PROGRESSIVE BAKERY SERVING A PROGRESSIVE SCHOOL STEPHENVILLE BAKERY BREA 0704 KES-PI ES Students . . . PATRONIZE THE ADVERTISERS IN THIS ANNUAL iCrassburr Stung 19 THE BLOCK HOUSE WHAT THE GENTLEMAN NEVER SAW There are peepholes of event sortt shapet Linll. antl description including Lnotholes in hall park fences. transoms. tluor cracks. haleon-x windows. Iire-es- cape windows. and best of allikevxholes Some are good for one thing. and others are even better than the one The Gentle- man peeps through. ts far as I know. he never gets Ver-x near the keyholcs here in the Dump where some most interest- ing things oevur unknown In the one and only Dirt-Catherer. Walking through these halls. I am never certain about which keyholes to tn. However. by an unusual process of elimination. I dis- cover those which will he of most inter- est. First I look through Marian Mats' keyhole and see her sitting at her table poring over a book so that she ma-x not have to let her studting interfere with her tlailt S. Ling with Peyton Weaver. Smart girl. tlonit 'xou think? We should all learn to budget our time. Now I walk over to Klickey Sporeris hall confused more than ever because I see so many of those useful. rule little things called kevx - holes. I just can't resist the temptation to pause in front of Peggy Ellisl door. stoop in the usual way, and indulge in my favorite pastime-keyholing. As I view the sight afforded me there, I hear her say to her roommate, Oh Louise. I've got another secret love; heis tall and rather dark. but that's all Igm gonna tell you about himmause Itou might tell him. I don't want him to know about it. Through the keyhole next door. that belonging to VIelba and Nora Bell, can be seen nothing except furniture because the occupants of the room are down in the parlor tossing a coin to see which one gets to call the boy friend first; that is, if Nancy does not beat them to it. Sometimes Sausing is the number one man. anll then sometimes it ' Big Friou: but most often it's Britt. Finding noth- ing here. I move on in search of the wist- ful sigh that I hear on the hall below. of course the wistful one is Dixie Hendrit. artlenth gazing at one of .Iudeis pie- tures. Ah, this spring weather! Now I decide that it would be best for me to come hack to the first hall and try my luck there again. I stop before a door and peep upon Ora 13.. Nan. Nadine. and Margaret Utley eating. and . . . well. you guess the rest. After all. I decide that the keyhole is good for nothing except to stuff with macaroni or dough- nuts: so I just take it with me. Presently I tire of the Dump km holes and hunt for larger ones. the strain on my e-xes being the sole reason. Little caring where I go. I suddenly find my self ronfronted by a very big keyhole. Ah! surely Iill find something here! Get- ting adjusted comfortably before it, I see none other than The Gentleman furiously preparing his dirt column for the following week, and hear an occasion- al triumphant chuckle. Searcely does he realize that he is being whipped at his own game and being spied upon when . oh, oh, I would have to fall. hit the rloor knob, and as a result. feel some- thing wet on my eye. Itis all right though; only a little printerls ink thrown through the keyhole. Not that The Gentleman was angry at being discovered or any- thing like that. but anyway, students wondered why I wore a patch over my eye for a few days. Well. it wasn't alto- gether my fault; he shouldnit have such a tempting keyhole, anyway. HMARY E. Jo ES 20 THE BLOCK HOUSE JOHNSON MOTOR LINES Banded and Insured Faster than Rail Regular as Mail CAWYICR DRUG COMPANY Turlelnn B aoslers Compliments of STEPIHCNYILLE PRINTING C0. Over Farmers-lsl Natal Bank SERVICE DRUG STORE ' 'Rexall Smre' $ L A T H A M 5 you! VJSTER CLEANERS Phone 4 H CITY ELECTRIC Philcn Radios Indirect Lighting Proterts Eyes Mk5. J; W. EATON Compliments of WILL DINETTE F rivndly Scrrire BILLIE OYLER, Prop. TIIE LADIES STORE PHONElRO Small Store . . Small Prufi! 6 4 6 l HENRY CLARK ANDE RSON FEED H ILL PHONE 61 IMPERIAL KNITTING COMPANY W'p Hare Upheld the Standard 1f the Imlusln'fnr JWUre Than Thirty Years ILWAL'KEE. WISCONSIN Complime'zts Qf M. I. NOVITys DEPARTMENT STORE Booslingfrlr 'l'urlvton PIIILIPSYSTEM Wrayk Rich Ice Cream GRASSBURR ADVERTISERS hare helped to make the annual possiblei Patranizc Ihem I Cumplimpnls qf BUELL LUMBER AND MANUFACTURING COMPANY DALLAS. TEXAS Phone 20 . 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