John Tarleton College - Grassburr Yearbook (Stephenville, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 204 of the 1939 volume:

THE Qamdwm Published by the Students of JOHN TARLETON AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE OF STEPHENVILLE, TEXAS fee, 7 DIRECTED BY SAM B. HARVEY EDITOR O PRODUCED BY T l D WAT KI N 8 BUSINESS MANAGER 0'66 Wdtog The year is over-the task is done-our Annual is ready. We sincerely hope that it will serve us a tie that will bind us closer both to each other and to our College after we have parted to 90 our separate ways. THE STAFF. Mzmtzm To one whose dignity is natural and unaffected, whose gentleness and courtesy come from the heart, whose sympathy for each of us in helping us solve the problems of everyday life is real and deep, we wish to dedicate this Annual. Because we believe him to be such a manic gentleman in the highest sense of the wordi we pay this tribute to Morton P. Brooks. THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1939. l OIL idwi xzfrfiqixi i- 1le WW quJ:..6,: 3:39. :52. Lmn. President T. O. WALTON Dean J. THOMAS DAVIS Page chml CHARLIE S, WILKINS, A. B., M. A. Reqishcr and Dean of Students MORTON P, BROOKS, B. 5., M. A. Assistant Regiswur and Dean 0 Men CLARA SAVAGE, As 8., M. A. Assistant Regisuar and Dean of Women KATHLEEN CATHEY Secretary to Regxslrar RUBY JEAN DAVIS Secretary ta Dean 01 Women LURLYNE SELLERS Assiskm! Reqisimr and Secre- lOI'Y A. M. McMAHAN Business Manager onus STEPHEN, B. B A. L Assistcm Business Manager Page Eight CARROLL SHEFFIELD Bookkeeper and Accountant REUBEN FRIOU Cashier MARY ROBE Secremry to Business Manager LUCILE HEAEON, E A. Manager of Girls' Dormitory CARL BIRDWELL Manager of College Store ROBERT BARHAM Poslmasler and Assistant Man ager of College Store LUCY HENNIGAN Nurse GLADYS NITE, R. N. J'J Assisiant Nurse Page Nine ETHEL BOB MONTAGUE, B. S.. M, A Dietiuan and Manager of Dinv inq Hall C. D. NICHOLS College Swre Employee MAIOR IAMES D. BENDER Professor of Military Science and Taclics MARGARET EIERSCHWALE, 4 A., M. A. B. S. m Library Science, Head Librarian S. F. DAVIS. B. S. An M S. Professor of Chemistry, Head of Departmem H. C. DOREMUS, B S., M. 5 Professor of Engineering, Head of Department R. L. EAVES, LL. E., B. A., M. A. Professor of Hislory and Gov- ernment, Head of Department GEORGE O. FERGUSON, A. Br, M.A. Asseciale Dean, Professor of Economics and Socloloqy, Head of Department Page Ten I. W. FOOTE, B.A., Master of Accounts, Professor of Commercial Arls, Head of Depcnment CHARLES W. FROH, B. M. Professor of Fine Arts, Head of Depurtmenl LO. GARRETT B. A. M. A Professor 0! Language, Head of Depart ment LILLIEV. LILLARD B. A. M. A Professor of Speech, Head of Deparlmem A. A. McSWEENY, B. A., M, A, Professor of Mulhemulics, Head of Department PEARL MAHAN B A M. A Professor of English Head of Department HUGHD B. SMITH, B. S., M. 5., Professor of Biology, Head of Department A. I. SPANG'LER, A. B., L. L. B., B. S., M.S h Director of Aqricullure, Head of Deparlmenl Page Eleven MATTIE A. WALKER, B. 8., M. A. Protessor of Home Economics, Head of Depanmem A. H. WILCOX. B. S., M. 5. Professor of Education. Head of Deparlmen W. I. WISDOM, B. S Professor of Physxcul Educur hon, Head of Departmen E. A. BLANCHARD, E. A., M. A. Assislonl Professor of Auto Mechanics and Blocksmithinq TITIA BELLE BLANKS, B. 3.. M. S. Associate Professor of Clothing and Texhles MARIIE BROWN, B. 5., M. S. Associate Professor of Applied II SERGT. MEREDITH M, CESSNA Instrucmr of Military Science and Tacncs E. L. CHEATUM, A. B., M. S. Associule Professor of Biology Page- Twelve ROWENA CLARK, B. A., M. A. Associate Professor 0! English RV BERTON COFFIN, B. A, B, M., M. M, Professor of Voice and Director of Ensemble quinq C. H. DAWSON, Induslrial Ans Gradume Assismm Professor 01 Wood ork and Manual Trainmq CHARLES B. DEWITT, B. 5., M, 5, Associate Professor of Chemisr try ZEDDIE EDGAR, B. B. A. Associme Professor of Busmess Administration LAURA FELLMAN, B. A.. M. A. Associate Professor for Women 0. H. FRAZIER, B. 5., Graduate Work Professor of Animal Husbandry and Farm Mechanics - JAMES E. GARDNER, B. S. Associule Professor of Engir nearing, Poqe Thirleeu DOLLIE MARIE GLOVER, B. A., M A, Associate Professor of English LULA C, GOUGH, B. A., M, A Associate Professor 0! Biology WILLIAM P. GRANT, E. M., M. A, Associate Professor 01 Piano, Theory, and Public School Music C, H. HALE, A B., B, S., M. A. Associate Professor of Educar Hon LA RUE HARDINA B. A., M. A, Associate Professor of English '1'. A. HENSARLING. B. S. Professor of Poultry Husbandry and Horticulture D. G. HUNEWELL Instructor of Brass and Wind Instruments and DirecKor of Bond W T. JACKSON. B. A., M. A. Associule Professor of Hisiory and Government Page Fa urteen MAY JONES, B. A., M. A. Associate Professor of Mmhe- mutics DEXTA KING, B. A., M. A, Associme Professor of English H. W. LEACH, B. S., E. E. Associate Professor of Enqir neerinq GABE LEWIS, B. S.. M Ed. Assistant Regisfrur and Dean of Men LENA R. LEWIS. B A., M. A. Associate Professor of History R. L. McCOLLUM, E S., M. A. Associale Professor 0! Chemis Iry SERGT. I. D. McCULLOUGH Instructor of Mxlitury Science and Tadics J MARY MARRS, B. s. ,- Assgcame Professor of Mame muucs Page Fureen LULA P, MARTIN Associate Librarian ROY B. MEFFERD, A. 8., B. 8,. M.S. Professor of Animal Husbandry and Farm Mechanics MRS. EFFIE C. NEATHERY, B. A.. A., M. E. L. Associate Professor of Educar non N. M. RANDOLPH, B. 5. Assistant Professor of Horticulr ture and Em tomoloqy I, E. REDDEN, B. S., B. A., M. S. Associate Professor of Mmher mutics L. G. RICH, B. 8,, M, S. Professor of Agronomy EARL RUDDER B S. Associake Professor of Physical Education for Men VERA RUTHERFORD! B A., M.A. Associate Professor of English Page Sixteen VERNE A. SCOTT, D V M. Professor of Veterinary Science and Dairy Husbandry JOHN W. SMITH, B. A., M. A. Associate Prolossor of onlogy MRS LINNIE COX SMITH, B A. Assistanl Professor at Commep vial Arts 1. W. SORENSON, IR, B. S. Asslstant Professor 0! Agriculr mml Engineering LEE EDWIN TERRY, B. 5., M. S. Associate Professor of Home Economxcs S. A, TIDWELL, B. A. Associate Professor of Chemiy uy MRS. GV E. WOODWARD, B. A., M. A. AssociMe Professor of English ARTHUR WORRELL - Librarian and Secremry lo Di- rector of School of Agriculture Page Seventeen flawleck Italywnq 7m I939 The livestock judging team, composed of L. C. Locke, Wilbum Shelton, Avon Waddle, Alvin Mays, and Charles Beasley, won third place in the General Livestock Iudginq Contest for Junior Agricultural Colleges and Teachers C017 leges held at Fort Worth on March 13. The team placings were: 1. Connors State Agricultural College, Warner, Oklahoma 2, Cameron State Agricultural College, Lawton, Oklahoma. 3. Iohn Tarleton Agricultural College. 4 North Texas Agricultural College Arlington, Texas. 5. Sul Ross Teachers College, Alpine, Texas 6 Murray Stctte Agricultural College, Tishominqo, Oklahoma. 7. Illinois State Normal, Normal, Illinois 8 Stephen F. Austin Teachers Col, lege, Nucogdoches, Texas. The John Tarleton team was high in two of the tour divisions of the contest Hogs, with a score of 9715961 and Dairy Cattle, with or score of 94h. L. C, Locke and Avon Waddle tied for high individual in hogs with perfect scores in placing and reasons the first time two men on the same team have ever made perfect scores in the contest, Avon Waddle was high individual in judging dairy cattle with ct score of 9890 in placing and reasons. L. C Locke was fourth hiqh individual in the entire contest. Wilbum Shelton won the Directors Trophy for making the highest score in the Tarleton animal husbandry students judging contest held Cit the College Farm in January. Page Eighteen 614L014 MR. W. T. JACKSON Sponsor CHRISTINE ADAMS Comanche Home Economics Company D Sponsor, Chorus. Comanche Club WINIFRED ALEXANDER Lutkin Agricuhuml Education F. F. A. '37-'38339, Lone Star Farmer IUANITA ALLEN Dublin Home Economics o JAMES P ANDERSON Ausnn Mechanical Engineering L. S. ADCOCK BUD ALLDREDGE Gusfme Aqncultural Education Sweetwaler Pre-veterinary Lords and Commoners GEORGE ALTMAN Fort Sam Houston Mechanical Engineering Hutches Clubl lst Battalion Adj., Honorary Corpsl '377'38. Military Editor Grassburr, En. qineers' Club, '37-'38, Intra- mural Basket Ball, '38, Second best drilled first year code! '37338 BOB ANDREWS Special MARION ANDREWS Granbury Social Science 0 MISS MOSELLE HILSWICK JAMES ASHER Sponsor Floydcdcx Electrical Engineering DeMoluyl '37135, Crack Com- ' pany '38339 LILLIAN ARTHUR Linqleville Home Economics 0 Chorus 0 MAEBETH AUTREY Teuque JAMES D. BACK Social Scxence MCLGG s. o. s., Aqqettes Peuoleum Engineering 0 M. D, BAILEY Cisco Aqricullural Educauon Member of Band RAYMOND BAKER DONALD BARCLAY Crawford Lomem Pelloleum Engineering Foolball and Track Chemical Engineering Page Twenly-one EDWIN I. MAYS Mmeml Wells Business Administraiion President of Iunior Class '3738, Runner-up to Iunior FavoriVe '377'38, Runner-up to Senior Favorite '38-'39, Silver Key Club '37-'38, VicePresidem Silr ver Key Club '38 '39, Firs! Ser- geant Co 17 '38-'39, Intru- muml Basket Ball '37 '38 39, Honorary Cadet Corps '38 ',39 Dance Committee '38-'39, Mem- ber Student Leadership Coniep ence '37-'38-'39, Outslandinq for Senior Class President '38-'39 L D BERRY Goldthwcite Electrical Engineering 0 TROY NEWTON BERRY Goldihwaite Agricultural Education A, L BISCHOFF Rockwell Chemical Engineering Distinguished Sludenl LORANE BLEDSOE Goldmwcxite Home Economics Aqqenes '37-'38-'39, Chorus '38 Page Twenlyawo NOVALEEN BERRY Goldlhwcite Heme Economics AqgeHes I BILL BETTES Abilene Agriculture Les Caballeros '38139, Honor cry Cadet Corps '387'39 EUGENE BISHOP Temple Mechanical Engineering R. Q. BOTKIN Pre-vetennory GLADYS BELLE BRADLEY File Home Economics Aqqeues, D. S, T. o A. O. BRINK Burken Business Administration T. S. F. Club '37-'38, President T. S. F. '38, Tarlelon Fire-Fiqht- ers '38-'39, Coleman Coumy Club, '39, Presidenl Coleman Couniy Club '39 CADMUS BROWN, IR. Sylvester Agricultural Educclion EDWARD LEE BYNUM Seymour Rural Educulion Les Caballeros '38-'39, Rog. Serql Maj. '38-'39, Honorary Cadet Corps '38-'39, F, F. A. '38-'39, Rifle Team '38, Imra- murcl Basket Ball and Baseball '37-'35, Second Lieutenanl '39 Page Twenly-lhree BELDUN DODSON San Saba Civil Engineering Junior Engineering Award Stu- denl '37-'39, Distinguished Stu- denl '37-'38, Vice-Presidenl Senior Class '38-'39, Presidenl Enqineers' Club '38-'39, Los Caballeros '3 '39, First Sex- geant Co. E '38-'39, Oulslcmd- inq for English SHELTON E. BREEDEN Bay City Premedical DeMoluy, Pre-Mediml Club, In- Oramural Baske! Bull and Base- ball BILL BEOOCKE Brownwood Mechanical Engineering Enqineers' Club, Crack Co, '38- '39, 2nd Lt. Co. B 0 CHARLES ELMER BROWN, IR. San Angelo Business Adminisirutmn Foolball '37-'38, '38-'39, 2nd LI, '38 Co. 'A , Ll. Col. '38-'39, Runner-up Semor Favorite '38- '39, Vikings '37-'38-'39, Intru- mural Baseball and Basket Ball '37-'38-'39, lele Team '38-'39 - LOIS BROWN Dublin Social Science HORACE CAMERON Siephenvilie Pelroleum Engineering Co1or Guard '38-'39 MARY DuPREE Sun Anionic Social Science ARTHUR CARNES Teias Club '37- '38 '39, A W. 5 Council T'-38 39s, AggetkesT '37 8-'39, ',37 T. S. Moody Electrical Engineering Presid'ent '38- '39, Liierury Editor Grassburr '38- 3'9, Outstanding for Secretary-Treasurer Senior Class 3 o W, C. DUB BUTLER Brownwood Petroleum Engineering Captain Co. A '-38 '39, Senior Favorite '38' 39, Corporal CO 'A 37' 38, Head Yell Leader 38 '39 Vikings Club '37- '38 39, Engineers' C1ub '3 -'38-'39, Box- ing '37'3- WILLIAM BURNETT CARPENTER Kopperi Electrical Engineering 0 LYMAN B. CAMPBELL Matador General Agriculture Sergeanl Co. 8 , '3,9 Vik- ings C1ub,Fooib011'37-'38 o REX CAENES De Leon Fine Arts Chorus '37-'38, DeMolGY '37-'38. Presidenl Fine Arts Club '33- '39, Fine Arts C1ub, '37-38339, Drum Major Band '38-'39, Sym- phony Orchestra '38-'39 KATHLEEN CARROLL Coleman Elememmy Education . Aqgeues '37-38139 ERMA MAE CARR Dublin Social Science Page TwenIY-Iour BROWN CAUGHRAN Rockwall Electrical Engineering 3 Honorary Cadet Corps '37-'38- '39. Silver KEY '38-'39, Second Lieutenant Co. D ADRON CHAPMAN Blunkel Industrial Ans Corporal '37-'38, Baskel Ball Squad '38-'39, Middle Weight Boxing Champion '37-'38, Fire- Fiqhters '38-'39, Intramural Sports '37-'38 BOB CHILDRESS Slumford General Agriculture Sergeam Co. '38-'39, Mem- ber of Local F. F. A, Chamer, Fire-Fighlers' Club SARALEE CHRISTOPHER Arlmqton Home Economics queues '37-3839, Chorus '37- '38-'39 TID WATKINS San Saba Enqineennq V1kinqs Club '37-'38, President Vikings '38-'39, Football '37-'38, Business Manager Grassbun 39'39, T. T. P '37 '38, Secre- tary- -Treasurer T T P. '-38 '39, Inlmmural Basket Ball and Baseball '38- 39 T Associu lion 3'7- 3'8, Sergeam Co. E '38-'39, Dislinquished Smdenl '37-' 38, Director Intramural Sporis, Truck '38, Engineers' C1 ub '38 '39 Senior Favorite '38 '39, Outstanding for Mathematics Second Lieutenant C01 8 '38-'39 o MARGUERITE CHAPIN Miranda City Home Economics Tejas Club '37-'38-'39, Fresh- man Favorite '37-'38, Senior Favorite '38-'39, Sponsor Co. F 38-'39, Aqgeues '37-'38'39 o BILL CHILDRESS Stamford Premedical Football '37-'38, Imrcmuml Bas- ket Ball and Baseball '38, Rifle Team '37- '38 3'9 Corporal Co. A '37' 38, Platoon Sergeant 2nd Platoon Co. 'A' '38-'39 Pre- med1cal Club '38-' 39 - NATHANIEL W. CHILDS Forl Wonh Pro-velerindry o FLORINE CLARK Stephenville Imerior Decomnon Treasurer S O , Ban d 38' Linle Symphony Orcheslra '37 '38 Chorus '37- '38, quettes '37 H38 ',39 Fme Arts Club '37- '38 CLARK A JACOBS Euxkbumell Agricultural Engineering Outslandinq for Mathematics ANNA CLEMENTS Gladewuler Home Economics quelles '37-'38339, I. A. P, S '37-'38-'39, L A. P. S. Reporler '387'39 PAYNE COFFMAN Goldmwaite Agricultural Education TOHN COOK Breckenridge Engineering SOTS LESLIE REGINALD COOK Eastlcnd Conservatory Fine Axis, Gramophiles Page Twenty-sj'x CURTIS A. CLOWER Alvord Industrial Arts 0 MAXINE COLEMAN Ecstland Physical Educaiion Sponsor Co. B '38-'39. Teias v37138339, Aqqeues '37-'38-'39 KENNETH W. COOK Houston Agricultural Adminislmlion Sergeant '37-'38 MARION COOPER Memone Icumcxlism I. A. P. S. '387'39 BILL COWAN Burkett Chemical Enqmeerinq CLEI'A COX Stephenville Social Science LEONA CRAIG Curllon Business Administration Aqqenes '38-'39 RAY LYNN CURE Gilliland Agricultural Educadon F1reF3ic7;h!ers Club 38 '39, Foot- bull' NATALIE HAIRRELL Heame Business Administration quenes '38-'39, Oulslanding for Commercial Arls JOSEPH W. COWAN Anson Ammal Husbandry LOUISE CRAFT Mmeral Wells Home Economics .'38' 9 Reporter 5. O. S '380 '39 Aqgsnes '37 38 '3 HARLEN CRAWLEY German Physical Educamm WAYNE CURE lelilcxnd Engineering l33ulrhes' Club '38 '39, Football '8,A11Conference '38, T Association '37 38 '39 Serqeunl Compcm ny F '38- '39, Turleton Fire-Fighters' Club '33-'39, In- Irumuml Sports '37-38339 MARY FRANCES ROBERSON Stephenville Business Administmuon Purple ' Award, Omstcmd- inq for Commercial Arm. BILLY CURTIS Meridian Business Administrulion Band 37438339, Silver Keys '38-'39, Little Symphony Or- chestra '37-'38 GARLAND DANSBY Brownvrood Premedical IAMES R. DAVIS Slephenville Electrical Engineering Band '37-'38-'39, Enqineers' Club '38-'39 SYD DAVIS Houston Fre-Iclw S. 0. T4 5. BETTY GEO. CYPERT Forl Worth Business Administrmion IADA DAVIS De Leon Journalism Editor I-TAC, Firsl Battalion Sergeant Major NELL RAY DAVIS Fen Worth Home Economics Aqqeltes '37-'38-'39 F. S. DENGLER Perl Neches Mechanical Engineering Sergeant Co. E '38-'39, Hon- orary Cadet Corp '38-'39, En- gineers' Club '38-'39 , BILLY DENMAN Brownwood Chemical Engineering MAXINE DILTZ Sweetwmer Business Adminisnulion 04 W1 L. S. '37-'38-'39, V1CeA President 01 W. L. S. 88339, quenes '37-'387'39 IACK DONALDSON Fan Worm Petroleum Engineering TED DURHAM Comanche Preluw Vice- Presidenl Student Council 3-8 3.9 Vice Presidem Freshr mun Class '37-'38, President Comanche Coumy Club '387'39, Lords and Commoners '38-'3 , PrerLaw Club '377'38, Band '37 '38 OLIVETTE SUE KILLOUGH Eustland Fine Arts Piano Scholarship 3'7- '38 Fine A115 Club '37-' 3839, Vice- Poresident F1ne Arts Club '37 , L. S Club, President quenes '38 '39 quenes 3'7 8'39, Chorus 37 '38 '39, Oui- standmg for Fine Art ELIZABETH DERRICK Hico Business Adminislrann Aqqenes '38v'39 u BURTON DENMAN Brownwood Social Science IEANNE DRAPER Breckenridge Elementary Educulion Choral C1ub',39 quettges '38- '39, Fine Arts Clu o CLYDE ELLIOTT thmon Petruleum Engineering '38 '39, Immmuml Basket Ball and Baseball '37- 38- 39 Page Twenty-m'ne HELEN HAVENS Fort Wonh Public School Music Chorus '38, Aqqenes 3839. Fine Arts Club '38339, Operetta '38, Oumundinq for Fine Ans MELVIN ELLIS Dunn Aqricullure. F. F. A, '37-'38 LAUHICE ESKRIDGE Lillian Elementary Education D, S. T. '387'39 STUART EVANS Huuo Industrial Arts, LeHer in Foot ball '387'39, Intramural Baseball '377'387'39, Boxing '377'38, Fire- Fiqhters' Club 38339, Honorary Cadet Corps '37, Sergeant Co. 'D '37538339 FORREST F. FAUBION Spicewood Agricuhuml Educmion F. F. A. Chapler 97138339, Historian F. F. A. '387'39, Honr orcxry Cadet Corps '38-'39 EDWARD A. EMMETT Slephenville Petroleum Engineering Enqineers' Club '37-'381391 Flor 1oon Serqecm Co A '38-'394 Honorary Cadet Corp 3339 PHILIP EVANS Ballmqer Business Administration GARNETT EZELL ounl Vernon Agricultural Educuuon K. FAUBUS Skephenville Business Adminishation JACK FEAGAN Slephenville Mechanical Engineering S. I. FOOSHEEJ IR. Houslon Petroleum Engineering DON FOSTER Stephenville Chemical Engineering DeMoluy '38-'39 TOM D. FRENCH Sunmy Chemical Engineering HERBERT F. MILLER, JR Lomem Agricultural Engineering Enqineers' Club '3733833 tinguished Student ' del Cmpoml Co. ' D '387'39. Los Caballeros Club 37138339, Business Manager IVTAC '38 '394 Rlile Team '38-'39, Out slundmg for Engineering BERT FINCHEE Guion Aqnculluml Education HAROLD FOWLER Slephenville Business Administration RAYMOND FRANKS Dublin Pre-Veterinary Lords and Commoners MORGAN GARRETT Siephenville Elecuicul Enqmeennq Band '37-'38-'39, Sergeant in Band, Enqmeersl Club '377'38- '39 Page rmny-one WILLIAM HILLER Victoria Chemical Engineering Enqmeers' Club '37-'38'39, Dis- tinguished Studem '37138, Out- siandinq for Chemistry WOODHOW GENTRY Childress General Agriculture Lords and Commoners, Dislim quished Smdenl '377'38 MARY LOU GORDON Dublin Social Scenes 0 ROGER GUY Texarkana Aqricuhure I IACK HAGLER Joshua PrerVemrinary F. F. A. '377'38, PrerVelerinary Club '38-'39 BILL GIFFORD HESTER GEN E GUTHEIE WILLIE HAFER A. I. HALL, IR. Brownwood Chemical Engineering Breckenridge Social Science 0. W7 L, 5. '37s 38-' 39 Presi dent O. W. L. 38 '39, Sku- dem Council 35'7- '38- '39, Sec- remry- -Treusurer S1udenl Coun cil'3-'83 A.W.S. '33839, AC; genes '38 '39 Clifton PrerMedical Pre-Msdiccl Club, T. F. F. Club Paint Rock Petroleum Engineering IVAN HARDIN Sulphur Springs Petroleum Engineering ARTHUR LEE HARRIS Seymour Agricultural Education Fomball '37-'38, Fire-Fighters' Club '38-'39 SAM HARVEY Mounl Vernon Business Administration Secretary- Treasurer Lords and Commoners '37- '38 President Lords and Commoners '-38 '39, Editor Grassburr '38-'39, T.T1P. '38- ',39 Freshman Business Manager of ITAC 3'7 '33. Stu n Cadet Corps '37- '-38 '39 LAVELLE HAY Abilene Home Economics IACK GRACEY Breckenridge Chemical Engineering Debate '37-'38-39, Dis1inguished Student, Engineers Club ' - '39, Outstanding for Chemistry ANN HARLESS S Angelo Business Administrulion Secrelury-Treasurer Freshman Class '37-'33, Runner-up Fresh- man Favome '37-'38, A W S Council '37'33,Secrela1y- Trecxsurer A. W S '38- 39, Sec- retary-Trecsurer O. W S. '38' 39 Runner up Senior Favor- He '38- 3'9 Sponsor Co A '38 3,9 Aqgenes '37 '38,C1ub Editor Gmsshurr '38 '39, Secre- mry-Treasurer T. T. S, '38-'39 o RALPH HARTGRAVES Ionesboro Agronomy Semester Honor Roll '37- '38 DALE HATCHER. Col mun Mechanical Engmeennq 2nd Lieutenunl Co. 'A' '-3E '39, Engineers' Club '37- '38- ',39 Sec- remry Treasurer Enqmeers' Club '33-'39, Honorary Cadet Corps '37-38139 0 CHARLES HEDGES Houston Petroleum Enqmeerian Secrelury Treasurer S O '38' 39, Mem bets. 0 T. S. '37- '38-'39, 2nd Lt, C01 D '38 '39, Track '37-'38-'39, Honorary Cu- det Corps '37-'38-'39, Sergeanl Honorary Cadet Corps '38-'39 JOHN FRANK BOGARD San Saba Ioumolism Enqmeers' Club '37-'38, F. F A '37 '38, Reporter F F. A3 '39, I-TAC Reponer '3 ' 8, Pen ure Ednor ITAC' 38 38 Omskand inq for English ROBERT HENDRIX Athens Busmess Adminlslmu'on Silver Key '38-'39 ROBERT RAY HERRING Ranger Chemical Engineering Captain Co. F '38-'39, Senior Re presernaHve 10 Student Council '38-'39, Vlkmqs Club ' x 9 Cadet Co'rps' 3 - qeam 1n Honorary Cadet Corps '38 '39 Intramural Sports '37 '38-'39 McRAE HILL San Anlonio General Aqncuhure HARDY HOLT S'ephenville Journalism Page Thirty-lour TRIXIE HENDRIX Paducah Business Administration Chorus '3 '39, D S. T. '-'37 38 39 Aqqetles 3'7-' 38- 39 WANDA HILL Uvalde Conservatory Fine Arts '37-'38'39, Chorus '37-'38-'38, Aqqettes '38-'39, Dis- Iinquished Studenl '37-'38 SALLIE HOLCOMB Stephenville Social Science I. A. P. s. MARIE HOOD Dublin Social Science V. IOE HORNAK College S1u1ion Chemical Engineering Rifle Team '37' 38' 39, Cmpoml ',38 Provisional Second 3 Co. D 3 r - det Corps '38-'39, P1010011 Ser- geant Honorary Corps '38, Sec- ond Lieutenant Honorary Corps '39 FRANK HUBBARD EDWIN LEE HAWKINS Dallas Agricultural Education Teague Business Administration Kampus Kamem K1ub'38i39, Lords and Commoners '38-'39, Enqineers' Club '73-'38 Captain Honorary Cadet Corps '38-'38, ember Honorary Cadet Corps '37 38 39 Captain R. O. Regimental Adi., Secre tcry- Treasu rer Turle! ton Fire- Fighters Ouismndinq for B101 ogy. a 0 Q B. HOYL, IR. Decatur General Agricullure o ALYNE HUGHES Stephenville MERLE L. HUDDLESTON BUSINESS Adminiskmtion De Leon 1. A. P. S Home Economics 0 IOHN C. HYATT Olden Pre-law S. 0. T S. '37 ',38 President 5. O. T S. '38 '39 Honorary Cadet Corps '37- '38 Lieutenam Honorary Corps, Corporal Co. 37 38, M0101 First Bat- lfhon 37- 38, Intramural Spons '7- 3'8, Besl Drilled Freshman TRUMAN JEFFREYS '37 '38, Pre Law Club '38'3 Wmters Electrical Engineering u EDNA EARL JOHNSON enard Physical Education queues '37-'38-'39,G1'rls'Bund '38-'39 Page Thirly-live MOODY BETTIS Brownwood Prermedical President of Sludenl Councll '38-'39, Caplam Co. C '38-'39, Fxrst Lleulenum Honorary Ca- det Corps '38339, Debaie Team '37-'38, Extempomneous Speech '38-'39, Distinguished Studem '37-'38, Omcers' Club '37-'38, Vikings Club '37-'38, Pre-Medi- cal Club '387'39, Outstanding Ior Biology J. A. JOHNSON Ranger Engineering Enqineers' Club, Orchestra, Ar- chnecis' Club, Secrelurerreas- urer Archnecis' Club '387'39, Kumpus Kamem Klub, Sergeant Ban LOUIE IOHNSTON Dunn Ioumalism F. F. A. '37v'38, VicerPresident F. F. A. '38339, Purple Glove Champion dedleweith '387'39 o LE'THA IORDAN Carbon Elementary Teaching o LELAND 0 KAY Stephenville Industrial Ans Corporal Co. F '38339 THEODORA IOHNSON Skeeter Public School Music Aqgeues '37-'38339 o IUANEZ IONES Merkel Conservatory Fine Arts Club '37-'38-'39, Cho- rus '38-'39, Aqqeues '37338339 JACK KAY Tyler General Agriculture Softball '38-'39, Boxing '39 IULIAN ROSS KELLEY Same Anna Business Adminislration MARY LOUISE KEY Coolidge Fine Arts President a! Fine Arts '38, Fine Arls Club '37-'38'39, Chorus '38-'39, Aqqenes '37-'38'39, Secretary Aggetles '38-'39, O. W. L. S. '38-'39 ROY KILE Breckenridge Business Administrmicn Lettered Football '36-' 37- '38' 39, Lettered Truck '3' 9', T Association, Intramural Basket Ball and Baseball, Lieu- tena . , Vikings Club '37'38'39, T. T P. '37 3839 CLOVIS T. KING Gatesville Animal Husbandry Corporal '38-'39 c EDGAR L, KINSEY Pearl Agricultural Education F. F. A. Colleqime Chapter LOIS HANOVER Slephenville Business Adminisiration A. W. S. Council '38-'39, J-TAC Siaff, Honor Student '37-'38, Vice-President Les Luneues '37- '38, Outsmnding for History and Government CHARLES E. KILBORN Cisco Business Administrclion Band '37-'38'39, Second Lieu- tenant Band '38-'39, Sergeant Band '37 38, Tarlelon Male Quartet 3-8 '39, Turleion Mule Officers' Clu'b '38 '39, Fine Ans' lub '38 '39, Kampus Kamerc Klub '38- 3'9 Little Symphony Orchestra '38-'39, Intramural Sports '37-'38'39 o VIRBIL KIMBREW Mynle Springs Honiculture TOM KING Pecos Civil Engineering Pre-law Club '37-'38, Corporal Co. E '37-'38, Truck '37-'38 Intramural Baskel Bu11'-37 8 Honorary Cadet Corps '38 9, Association '37-' 38, Offi- cers' Club '3 38 39 MILLIE KNOX Pecos Social Science I. A. P. S KYLE HOBIN Turnersvllle Socml Scxence S. O. T. S. '37-'38,Dis1inquished Studem '38-'39, Sergeant Co. A 38 ',39 Intramural Spons 37- '38. Outslanqu for History and Government 0 BOBBY KRUSE San Iuan Aqriculluml Educah'on Lords and Commoners 37 '38 '39, T. T. P. '38 39 o OLLIE MAE KUYKENDALL Coleman Social Science Distmguished Student '37-'38. Aqgeues '37-'38'39, Fine Arts Club '37-'38'39, Girls' Band '38-'39 OTTO LAMBERT, IR. Electra Pre-medicul Corporal Co. D '38-'39, Hon- . orary Cadet Corps '37-'38'39, Golf Squad '37-'38-'39, Intra- mural Baseball '38-'39, Pre- Quanel '38- '39, Turleton Male Octel '38 '39, Chorus '-'38 39 . HARPER LARNED Bluff Dale Elementary Teaching HM KUYKENDALL Cherokee Agricultural Education Se erqeam m C.o D , LosC c1- bulleros '38 39. Honorary Cadet Corps ' TOM KUYKENDALL Cherokee Petroleum Engineering Reqimenlul Adn. '38,Fnle1eu Ien ' Lxeutenam '3 mhon Adn. C: 37 7, Club' '37-0' 38- '39, Les Caballeros C1ub'338'39 Honorary Coda Corps 7-3 - 9, Guide on Hon- orary Corps '38- 39 BOB LANGFORD Brady Agricultural Admimstration BILL LATHAM Stephenville Business Adminislrcuon Talons Club 36-37-88, Presi- denl Tclons '37-'38, S, O. T. S '38-'38, Banahon Sergeant Major '37-'38, Head Yell Lead- er '37 '38 KATHARINE LEACH S1ephenville Home Economics Aqgenes 97-38-89 B. B. FOWLER, IR. CORINNE LEE Rockwood Imcm Aqnculmrol Education Pre medical O. W. L. S Club '38 39, Re- poner O W. L. 5. 3'9 quenes '37- '38- '39, Tcrlelon Players '38 Member Livesmck Iudqinq Team '37-'38, Firsl Sergeant Co. C '38-'38, Outslundinq for Agriculture CARROLL LEARNED Houston Business Administration Butches Club 37338-39, Dance Committee '37-'38, Football '37, Inhamural Basket Ball on Baseball '37 '38 '39, Boxing '37 '38, Corporal Co. ' Platoon Sergeant Honorary Ca- dm Corp 839 CLAUDE LEWIS Houston Chemical Engmeennq BENTON L. LEWIS Weirqqle Business AdminisHalion Rille Team '38-'39 HAMP LILES Buckeye, Arizcna Enqmeermg A. B. LONGINO Hamihon Aqricullurcl EducaHon WILSON LOVELESS Ionesboro Agricultural Administration Honor Roll '37-'38 Page Thxrry-nine CHARLES BOYD Stephenville Social Science Distinguished Student '37 '38, Cor proal Co. A 3'8 39,0111- standing for Agriculture BLANCHE MCCARLEY Coloxudo Business Adminisuulion sttinguished Student '38, Ag- qetles '38-'39 C. R. MCKENZIE Fort Stockton General Aqnculture EDGAR V. MARKLEY Beaumont Petroleum Engineering Corporal Co. B '38v'39 C. E. MAY. 1R1 Ranger Chem1ca1 Engmeerinq Vi7kings Club '37 '38 '39, Band -' 9, F1151 Sergeant Band '38-'39 Enqineers' Club '37 '38 '39, Dance Orchestra 3738- '39, Honor Sludem '38 Page Fony BEN MCCOLLUMJ IR. S1ephenv111e Ve1erinary Med1cine Secretary Treasurer Velerinm'y Club 3'8-' 39 BETTY JEAN McMILLEN Breckenndqe Elementary Teaching Aqgettes '37 '38 S O. S. 3'87 '39, Vice Pres1den! S. O. S, ' '39 V. G. MARSHALL Temple Engineering DOROTHY MAYBERRY Cisro Physical Education Tejus Club '37-'38-'39, Secrer tary-Treusurer T9105 Club, '387 '39, Aggeues '371387'39, Chorus '37 WAYNE W1 MEADOW Wlerqme Business Administration LEW MICKLEY Houslon Mechanical Enqmeering Dragons '367'37. Silver Key '38- '39, VicerPresident Student Council '37, Captain Co. '38, T. T. P. '367'37338, Honor cry Cadet Corps '367'37V'38, President Dragons 38 JOYCE MING Brownwood Home Economics Teyas Club '38 '39 quetles '37 3B ',39 Treassurer 'Aggelles '38- 3'9 T. '83 Out standing fer THome Economics IAMES W. MENDL Buyan Petroleum Engineering Enqineers' Club '337'39, Los Caballeros Club '38-'39 O. V. MILLER Ballinqer Petroleum Engineering Honorary Cc de 1 Corps '37 '38- 39, R1119 Team '-37 38' AGNES MILLER S1ephenville Home Economics I. A. P. S. '377'387'39, Aggenes '384'39 S. T1 MILLER Bellevue Electrical Engineering MARGARET MINTER , Carlsbad, New Mexico Social Science Sponsor Co. 0' '38- '39 Prewsi- dent Tequ Club '38 '39, A. S. Counci1 '39 Associale Editor I-TAC '38 '3 , Society Ednor IVTAC '37-'38, T for I-TAC Work '37-'38, Tejas Club '37- '38-'39, Grassburr Who's Who '37-'38, Aqqenes '37-'387'39 HARRIET MITCHELL Slephenville Conservatory S. O, S. Page Forty-one DELTA REE HOLDRIDGE De Leon Home Economics Aqgenes '37 '38 '39 Chorus' 37 '3 8, TTAC Stall '-38 3'9 Om scjundinq 1m Home Economics ROY R. MITCHELL Tombcll Pe1roleum Engineering EMME KATE MOODY Stephenville Elememcry Teaching ARTHUR NANCE MoHon Agricultural Education WINDELL D. NEELY Tolar Agricultural Education Page Ponyvtwo W. HILL MONROE Stephenville Electrical Engineering LOYD MORGAN Whitewriqht Business Administration Band '37-'38339, Fxrst Lxeuten cm! Band '38 '39, Dunc Ce 0; chestrc '37 '38 '39 S T. '38 39, Vice- Presidenl S. O. T S. 38 '39, Corporal Band 38 MILDRED NEELY Tolar Home Economics WOODROW NEWMAN Santa Anna Business Administrmion Golf '37-'39'39 NOLAN RANGE Iuslin Agricultural Educuuon JACK OGLESBY Pecos C1vi1 Enqineennq Honorary Cadel Corps '38 '39, S O. T S Club. SergeunlArm S. O. T S. Corporal Co. D '38' 39 ; LUCILLE OXLEY Hico Business Administralion .1 i 1 g WANNA B, PARHAM STephenville Business Adminislmlion ALFRED IONES Stephenville Conservmory Chorus '37 '38 39 Fine Arts Club '37 38 Vice Pres1denl Fme Arts '38' 39 Voice Scholarship X37138, Male Qucnet '37338, Mule Octet 3339, Outstanding Tor Speech EARLE NORMAN Stephenville Businoss Administrauon NEWELL OLIVER San Saba Busmess Admmistmtion Sergeant Co. E 3339, Yell Leader '38- '39 V1kinqs Club 3- '38 Sec1e1ury- Treasurer Viki inqs Club '38 39, T P '73 - '38 Vice President T T. P. '38- 39 o I. A. PADGE'I'T Teague Premedical . NITA HAZL PARKS Stephenville Business Adminismjtion ELBERT PATRICK Mercury Peh'oleum Enqineermg EMMA RUTH COX Fort Worlh Business Adminislration Teius Club 37138339, Aqgenes 37338139, Athletic Sponsor '38- '39. Tarlelon Players '38, Senior Favorile '38-'39, Outstanding for Speech BOB PEARCE Sunk: Anna Business Administration PERCY PARSONS Sidney Agriculmml Education SAMMIE PEMEERTON Stephenville Business Administration G. A. PAT PATRIDGE Fubens Agricuhuml Educahon Captain Co. D '38-'39, First Sergeant Co, F '37-'38 MARGUERITE PEARCY Smphenville Business Administralion ' H. v. PEOPLES Rockwell VICTOR B. PENUEL Mam, crew Sergeant Co. A 38139, Dra- gons Club '37-'38, President sn- vet Key '38139, PreVLuw Club '3 :3 Eleclricul Engineering Enqineers' Club '387'39 Page Forty-lour EDGAR L. PEWITT Slepheuville Special ROBERT PHARR Brownfield Petroleum Engineering Three year Lener Mani. Bulches Club, Serqeunl Co. , T Association HAROLD PRATER Sidney Agriculluml Education F. F, A, GEORGE PROCTOR Sabincl Agricultural Educuuon PAUL BENNETT Dublin Frerlaw Dislinquished Smdenl Sports Ednor ITAC Chorus Sergeunl ,E Honomry Cadet Corps C37 '38- 39, Oulstundinq for Eco- nomics ROBERT PEWITT Stephenville Prerveierinary DUVAL POINDEXTER Rockwall Agricultural Education IAMES E. POWELL Howe Business Adminislrauon Band 37338339, Dance Orches- tra '387'39, Lillle Symphony Orchesim '37, Winner of Huna- '37- '38 '39, Sergeam Band '38- HELEN PRUETT Slephenville Business Adminishmion MARY HELEN STEWART Cresson Business Adminislmtion Aqgenes '37-'38-89, Outstand- ing for Economics OFFORD PRUITT Glen Rose Business Administruiion Sergeam Co. D ' 38- 3'9, Silver Key Club '37- 3'8 '39, Secrelmy Treasurer Silver Key Club '38- '39 RICHARD RAYMOND Abilene Pre- medical Fooibail '37 '38, Purple Gloves 3'8 Pre medical Club '38 '3 HARLEY REDIN Silverion Business Administralion Vikings Club '37-'38, vice-Pres- idem Vikings Club '38-'39, Bus- ket Ball '37-'38'39, Sports Edlkor of Grassbuxr '38-'39, Serqecnl . '38-'39, Second Lieu- tenant Co. A '38-'39, Hon- orary Cadet Corps '37-'38-'39, Ofiicers' Club '38-'39, Imra- muml Baseball, Sergeant in Honorary Cadet Corps '38-'39 o MURIEL REILEY Sonora Liberal Arts 0. W. L. S. '37-'38, Aqqeltes '37-'38 DON RANKIN Iacksboro Business Administration Vikings Club '37-'38-'39, T Associalion '38, Basket Ball L91- terman '36-'37-'38-'39, Captain of Basket Ball Team '37 '38. Truck 37- 3,8 Intramural Sports '36' 37- '38, Captain Co. B 7- 38, Colonel '38 '39 Serqganl m Arms in Fire Fiqhters' Club ELIZABETH REDDEN Atianla, Georgia Home Economics PHILIP T. REID Desdemcna Petroleum Engineering ERNEST REMINGTON Graham Petroleum Engineering Honorary Cadet Corps '37-'38, Enqmeers' Club '37-'38, qeam Co C , '37' . Lieutenqnl Co C '38-'39, S, O. T S. '38 39, Sergeant Hon ormy Code! Corps 3'8' 39 MAY BETH RICE Kaufman Liberal Am I A. S. Club '377'387'39, Aqgettes '37- '-38 '39 LORENZO RIGGINS Slephenville Business Admmiskmlion IEANNE ROLLINS De Leon Pre-medical Comunc he Cou umy Club, Ag Genes Pre medical Clu b CUTER UUANITN RUDD Goldthwane Elementary Teaching Aggettes 3633138339, 84 O. 54 Club '36-'37-'38-'39, '12 T. S '36- '37-'38-'39, Sponsor Co. D '37- '38, Who's Who '3738 GUINDAL SHERMAN Centerville Physical Educouon S. O. SV, Outstanding for Honor Roll 0 FRANK RICHERSON Faducuh Electrical Engineering Engineers' Club '37138, Lords and Commoners' Club '37 '38 ',39 Vice- President Lords and Commoners' Club 8139 Sen tCo. E '37 '38 Banalion AdJut'ant '38139, Rifle Team '38- '39, Tennis Team '377'38339, Inr lmmuml Alhletlcs LAWRENCE ROBINSON Dublin Diesel Engineering - TACK ROWLAND Anson Aqricuhuml Educmion Sergeant Co. 'B' '37-' 38 Major Second Bunalion Lords' and Commoners' Club '38 SAMMIE RUEGG Robstown Special Band Captain '38-'39, Band '37- '387'39, Dance Orchestra '38-'39, DeMoluys '377'38, Lcrds and Commoners' Club '377'38 IOE PRICE, IR. Smphenville Business Administration Honorary Cade! Corps '37138, Bulches Club, Letter in Golf, Treasurer Bu1ches Club, Circu- lalion Manager IVTAC, Pluioon Sergeunl C04 ,B Oulslandinq for Honor Roll 0 ARLENE RUNDELL Walnut Springs Premedical Aggeues, Girls' Band BILL RUTHERFORD Rolls Agricultural Educmion L05 Caballeros Club '38339 CLABORNE SAWYER Llano General Aqricullure F. F. A Chapler '38139 a LA VOICE SCUDDAY Forsan Petroleum Engineering Viking Club '37-'38339, Basket Ball '387'39, T. T. R '3 38739. Sergeant Co. BH '387'39, Imra- mural Baseball v37338339, Tid's Roommale '38-'39 WILMA RUSSELL Iredell Elementary Teaching . EVELYN SANDERS Hamilton Home Economics Teias Club LA VERNE SCHRIMSHER Slephenville Elemenlury Teaching WILSON SHAVE Smr Mechanical Engineering Engineers' Club '377'38139, T Association '37-'38-'39, Honor Student '377'38 IANE SHIELDS Alexander Home Economk's quettes '37-'38 HEN SLADOVNIK HELEN DRUE HILL Iacksboro ABusWiness Adminislmhon . Counscil 3'37-'38'38, President A. W 8'39, T T. '3-8 ',39 Su1len '37 '38, Tojas '38 ',39 Associate Edilor Grassburr '38-'39, D1st1nquished Student '37-'38, Outstanding for Honor Roll BanIeH Pe1roleum Engineering Enqmeers' Club '38-'38, 1.05 Caballeros Club '38-'39, Cor- poral Co E DAPHNE SHOCK De Leon Journalism AqgeHes '37-'38'39, Comanche County Club '37-'38-'39, Report- er for Comanche Coumy Club 3'7'38, DST.'-Club37'38-',39 Secxezz'ny- Treasurer 01 D S. T. Club 38 39, Press Club 3'7' 38, ITAC Reporter 37 '38' 38 o LAURA ELLEN SMITH Stephenville Social Science ROBERT SMITH Overton Petroleum Engineering 811 ver Keys 3'8 38 Football '36 '38, 1 Association, Second Lieutenum 38 38 Co. F Truck,1mmmuxal Baskek Bull Honorary Cade1 Corp 5 0 ROBERT SMITH El Paso Pre-luw FRED SOULES 0 Goldlhwmie GEORGIA SPARKMAN Aqncultural Education Coleman Elementary Education Aqqenes 37338339, G1rls' Band '38 Page Forty-nine IAMES HARDESTY Cresson Pre-law Firs! Sergeant Co. B '38'39, Intramural Basket Ball '377'38 '39,Inlramum1 Sohbcll '37- 38 '39, Outslcndinq m Honor R011 0 MARGARET STACY Mlllersview Elementary Teaching SHOS '-'r'-',36373839A.W'.3$ Council, President A. W. S.' T. T. S. '36 '37 '38 '39, Presidem' T T. S. '-'37 38, Sponsor Co. C '37 '38, Req1menml Sponsor '387'39, Representative lot Tarleton a! Wichita Falls '38 I NORMAN STERLING, IR. Houston Peuoleum Engineering Dragons Club '36 3,7 Silver Keys '37 38' 39, T. TIP. '36 3'7 38 3'9, Football, HT Assn ciahon,1nlramurul Baseball n E. W. SUTTON Iracm Petroleum Enqmeerinq . GUY TANKERSLEY Brownfield Physical Education T Association, Corporal in Co. F , Butches Club, Dance Orchestra, Manager of Fan, Football '377'38'39 THELSTON LEE STEELE 6 Leon Industrial Arts 0 TOE B. STINSON Conroe General Industrial 0 HAZEL TACKETT Dublin Home Economics Chorus '38-'39, Fine Ans Club '38-'39 NEAL A. TAYLOR Wmer Valley Petroleum Engineering Enqineers' Club 3'7 '38' 39, Los Caballeros '37 38' 39, Corporal Co E 3'8 Sergeant Co. E '38 Second Lieutenant Co. 'E '38 ',39 R1112 Team '37 38' 39, Honor Student '38 PHIL TAYLOR Stephenville Premedical Premedical Club, Band WYLENE THOMPSON AGNES GORDON Slephenvxlle Elememary EducaHon Slephenville Special idem I. A P. S. , Chorus '37- ',38 Aqgeltes 38339, Out standing for Honor Roll 1 A. P. S. '37 38 '39, VicePres- '38' . CARLTON TERRY Talpu Mechanical Engineering T 55 sociation 37 '38 '39 Track Team' 37 '33 '39 Capmin Track Team '38 '39 Platoon Sergeant Co. E '38-'39 ZEB TIDWELL IR. Alexander Business Administraiion o CARLTON THORNBLOOM San Saba General Agriculture F F A '37 '38 Parhumenturian F. 13.. A. 1'38 '39, Corporal Co. LOU PIERCE Millsap Engineering MAYNARD TIMMONS Roby Agricultural Educmion F. F. A. 37338, Presidem F.F.A. '38-'39, Los Caballeros '377'387 '39 I VA DA BELLE TOMLINSON Mineral Wells Business Administranon Aggettes '37 38, Chorus '37 '38, Aggenes H3873 Page F111 yrone MARY COUCH Grundview Home Economics D. S. T '38339, Aqqeltes '37, '38339, Class Edilor Grussburr 138339. Outstanqu for Honor Roll E. W. TRIPP, IR. Megargel Animal Husbandry WILLIAM URBAN Viclonc ArchiEecmml Enqmeerinq Treasurer of Architects Club '37-'38, Presxdem of Architects Club '38-'39. Honor Smdent '38. Corporal Co. E '38-'39, Hon- orary Cadet Corps '38339 SU WAGGONER Humilkm Home Economics Aqqenes, D, S T. VIRGIL WALKER Colorado Business Admmistmuon MAXINE TUBES Stephenville Business Adminislrclion MACK VERNON Vemon Ioumalism Band DOROTHY JEAN WALKER Cisco Conservqlory Fine Ar1s Club '377'387'39. Sec remry oi Fine Arts Club '38, Aqqenes 37338339, Chorus '37- '38-'39, Sexkatte '38339, Voice Scholarship 37338 BILLY WALTERS Eostland Chemical Enqmeennq HAROLD WALLIS Richardson Pre- medical Lords and Commoners' Club, COY WATSON lean Geology Enqineers' Club '37-'38, Ser- geant-at-Arms Enqineers' Club 139 ALLISON BRADLEY WEIR eir Engineering MARIE WELLS Stephenvllle Business Adminislmtion ANN CLAY Stephenville Special I A P S. '37- '38 ',39 Secretary- Treasurerl A. P S '8-3 r39, queltes '38- '39 Omslandinq for Honor Roll DAYTON F. WALSTON Menard Business Administration IANE WEAKLEY Roby Home Econonncs Teias Club '38539, Aqqeues '37 '38' 39 HAROLD WELLS Houston Dxesel Enqineenng Engineers' Club '-37 '38, De Mo- lay '37' 38- '39 Honorary Cadet Corps '37 38 39 BERNICE WHEAT Higgins Business Adminislration LUCIEN B HERRERA Whilelclnd Pre-Vetennary F. F. A., Velerinariun Club Honorary Coda Cotps '37-'387 '39, Outstanding for Honor Roll AZALEA WHISENHUNT Gmesville Elementary Teaching Teias Club 37138139, Vicer Presxdem Tejas Club '39, A4; genes '37-'38v'39. Chorus '377'38 FRANCES WHITLEY Menard Physical Education SuirIen Club '377'38, Repre- sentmive m Waco '38, Aqqeues '37-'38-'39, Girls' Band '38 SIDNEY WHITMAN Stephenville Industrial Arts Corporal Co. F '38339 DOLLY WILBANKS Cleburne Business AdministrcHon Chorus '37138, Teias Club '37- '38-'39, quenes 87138139 Page me-lour EVELYN WHITEHORN German Home Economics Aqqenes '37338 MARY LYNN WHITMAN Stephenvxlle Home Economics BUSTER WHITTLE De Leon Business Administration Comanche County Club '37138, Kumpus Kcmem Klub '387'39, Rifle Team '37-'38, Los Cabal- leros '38-'39 I. K. WILHELM Comanche Aqricullurul Education B' I. WILLIAMS Houston Mechanical Engineering Freshman Favorite '37338, Pres- ident T. T. P. 438539, Repre- senmtive Student Council '37- '38-'39, T Associahon 338139, Enqineers' Club '377'38339, Dm- qons Club '37-'38, Silver Key Club '38-'39 LURA WILLIAMS Gatesville Home Economics MARTHELLA WISDOM Slephenville Home Economics L A. P. S, '37-'38-'39, Reporter I. A. P. S. '377'38, Chorus '37- '38, Orchestra '37-'387'39, Ag- qettes '38-'39, Sociely Edilor C '38-'39 GEORGE T. WOMMACK Magnolia Pelroleum Engineering Engmeers' Club ELIZABETH WILLIAMS Marlin Business Administration Aqqenes 37338339, Chorus '37, 38739, er15' Sexlene '373384 D. S. T. Club 37338339, PresiV dam of D. S. T. Club '38-'39 COEINNE WILSON Tecque Business AdminiSUuUOn CONSTANCE VALERIA WISE Slephenvxlle Home Economics RUTH WOOD Paducah Business Admlmslranon D. S T. '37-'38-'39 TINY LANHAM Stephenvxlle Physxcul Educauon D 5.8 T. '37 '38- '39, T. 8'39 Chorus '37S 38, 7A3 W. S. JASPER WOODRUFF Cleburne Petroleum Engineering WILLIARD WOOLVERTON El Fuse High School ROBERT MORTIN Roby Agricultural Educalion C. YARBROUGH, IR. umam Agricultural Educalion I SA RA MA RIE YA RBROUGH Temple Home Economics A. W. S. '387'39 I. E. FOWLER Bollinqer Rural Education WM. GRAY KINMAN radY Archileclure DAN L ANIDERSON Carlton Pre- -med IC MARY JANE ANDERSON Slephenvllle Pre msdxca NELSlA ANDERSON Iameslown N. Y. Engmee nq PHIL ANDERSON, 112., Cross Plums Enqmeerinq C DRAPER ARCHER Thornton Dxesel Enmneermq INEZ ARMSTRONG Wafer Valley Elemenmry Tam: m EMMA HUQ'IIH ATKINSON, Florence Pre me edc DICK BACHMAN, Buy Cny Eusmess Administratywn F. SLOAN BAKER, BluH Dale Aqricullurcl Educanon LEONA EALLow, Dallas Business Admlmsirahon WAILENA BARCLAY, Cross Plums Eusmess Administration MARLIS c. BARKER. San Saba Aqncullural Educuuon JOE EARRINGER, Fme Physxcul Educauon WILBURN BATTS, Bullmqsr Aqnculmml Educauon H EEAVENS, Houston Business Admmistmuon HELEN EEWICK 1319:! Lake Elementary Teachin MAE JONES, Sponsor H. L. MCCOLLUM Sponsor EOE THxROCKMORTON delnnd Pre- med JOHN HIGGS. SLephenvxlle Busmess Adnnmstranon VIRGINIA DYE Bsrockenndqe Public SChoolM AENER A. SAARON, Hnnsm Chemmal Enmneennr EVERETT L. ABBOTT. Guxon Armcultuxal EdUCCHIOH MARK ABNEY. Emwnwoud Armrullurnl Educ'mon OLTAVIA ADAIR Liolluqe SN man He cme Economms HAROLD M. ADAMS, Walnut Spmus L'nmneer: .n1 R L AI AMS Coahonm Elecumnl Enqmeerm . Y H, ALEXANDER, IR., Fun Worm Hmh Schooi ENRY W. ALEXANDER. SlFPhQnVIHS Petroleum Enqmeenn 1 AHY LOU ALLEN, Slmon Home Economvcs GLENN ALLEED, Stephenwlle General Arvncullure HESTEH ANDERSON, Westbrook Eusmess Admmxsfrclhon PHILIP BIBLE, Houslon Social Scxence ADDIE ZELL BILLS, SIephenvIIle Ham Ics LEONARD BLACK HaIIsvae Enmneen :vtAHTYN'r,BLACK,A1bany Hmnp Econcz ms NORRIS BLACKWELL, Rockwood Busmess ln:SIruhon IAMES BLACKWELL, Coleman Eusmes mmmmmn RAYMOND BLAIR Fort Worth Eusmess Admtmslr on gJIIIEe RAE BLALOCK Boevxlla 1. ss Adlmmstraho MERLE BLISARD Dublin Business A . mhon IOE BILLY BOGAN, McLean Pet roleum Enmnoen q IOHN I. BOOT Mar rm Mcchnmcal Engmeermr; CHARLES EORI 'ER. Imdell Amlculluxe . RUBY L. BOSTI Bryson Busmess Admmistrmmn EERTA BOTKINS, Breckenndqe Eusmess AdmmIsIr1ho IIOROTHY BOX, mm Social Smence thoon BOYDI Stdney Agnculturnl Edutahon I. K. BRACKIN qPoerl XArlhur Mechamcul IACK EREWTON, Dnllase Enqmeermq DONALD BROWN, Iacksboro General Smence DOROTHY DELL BROWN, Morgan SOCIUI Scienc I. CURTISS BROWN Manklns Prevlcxw IOE NED BROWN, Gulesvllle BUSIHPSS Adminst on LOENE BROWN, I-IamxIlon Busmess Administration LOUISE BRUNSON, Texas Cxty BUSINESS Admnmstmnon LOUIS BRY IR. San Anmmo Busmess Adnnmsnuho IRWIN EUCKNER, Cleburne p , ELVA EUMPAS, Comanche Economic MARY BELLE BURDETTE. RochesIez Enqhsh I JOSEPH BURT, Stephenvxlle Pre-Iaw ARTHUR EUSNACH, Mercury EIsdnCul Engmeennq ROBERT BUTLEan, qBrownwood Di eseI Enqin IUANITA CAREY Mmeml Wells Ho ome Economi Ics RICHARD CRAVEN, Alv.n General Industnnl VICTOR CRAWLEY, Lumesq Vocahonal Armcu ture CHARLES CUMMINGS, nAnadarko, Okla. Busmess AdmmIstIIo w. c. CURRIE SIeIIIIIq CIIy Ammul Husba ndIy JOHN AARON DAINWOOD IR Buxkevnlc Genmnl 51ml LLU nIIjL ANIELS Inymn Home ECIIIIIIIIIIcs MACK DANIELS, Pemelope IIIIIIIsIIIrII Arls DOROTHY RUBY DARDEN, Knox CIly Horne Economxcs ERLENE DAVIS, VeIIIoII Busmess AanIIIIsIIaIIon SAM DAVIS, MI, Vernon AqIIcuIIIIIaI Educcnon MAHGARETTE DENMAN, Elbrksnlldqe Elementary Educahon TYHREL DeVOLIN, Fol! Dams w WILLIAM HI DICKSONI HIllsbom Aqncul uIe BEEMAN DOCKERY Westbrook peIIoIeIIIII Enqme eIIeII AR MAN W. DODSON, San Saba Engineering EUGENE DONNELL, Pecos Chemical Engineennq FREDDA CARLISLE, Ereckenndge Busmess Admmis ran BOBBIE LOU CARLTON, Lamesc Busmess AdmInIslrutmn CHAS. CARTER, Colorado Elecmcal Enqmeennq A CASEBIER Fl. Stockton Enqmeermq JUANICE CHADWICK. Srm Saba me EconomICs RALPH WCHALFANT, lrrmn aADELE CHAPMAN Toldr Elementary Tea CIIIII DO ESTER, Idcksboro AIIIICIII'IIIIIII EdIImII eIII NAOMI CHILDRESS SInHDhenVIllE Busmess AdmInIs nIoI LORAINE CLEVELAND HumIHDn Business Adm IIIIsIIu hno ALWIN I. COAN, RoIcIII Engineering IAMES RICHARD CORKILLI HebbronvIlle General AqncuIIuIe MARY LEE CORNETT SIephenVIIIe Elemenmry Educah IIno v. B. COTTEN JR. Albany Ammal HusmedIy EN cox, Fabens AqncuIIuIaI EducuIIIIII ILLIAM cov cox, Fabens Aqnculmral Educahon BURTON DORAN, San Saba ausmess Admlmstrmion DOROTHY FAYE DOSCH, Lamesu Busmess Admxmslraticn CHARLES DRYDEN, Anudarko, Okla. Enqmeennq ELIZABETH NELL DYESS, Albany Speech 0 HELEN :szzs Slephenvllle Specml GWYNNE EDWARDS, Rockwull Home Econom; cs CHARITY EIDSON Hannhon b11c School Mu BETTY ELLIOTT, Bleckenndqe Iouxnu 15m BILL ELLIS, Pecos Mechumcal Enqmeenm, e FLORINE ELLISON, Rosebud Teacher's Txaimnr; BILLIE VERNE EMMETT, 81qu Dale Pubhc School Mus1c EVELYN EMMETT1 Stephenwlle a e Conomms 1. c. EAEGLE,IF., 1111111501; Chem1cu1 Enqmee'nn nq IOHN ENGLISH, Slephenwlle er V MYRT EVERIDGE, M1llersv1ew ome Economzcs EMMA LEE FAMBROUGH Breckenndqe Physmal Educu EUGENE FERGUSON, Saul: Anmx qncu11um1 Admmzstmhou GEORGE FERGUSON 5191,111911v111e Socml 5516mm CLAUD c. FINCHER, Howe Enumee: 1m; JOE FINDLEY Stephmwnle term? .11: RICHARD FINDLEIY,C1yde Prerme 11:11 FRED FINLEY1 Meadow Busmess Adnnmslrauon ERNESTINE FINNIGAN, Eldoxudo Busmess Adnnmsuunon CHOLE FLOYD A110 Physmul Educullon GLEN W1 FOLEY, South Behd Physwal Educcmon IDA LEE FOSTER, s1ep11e11v111e Business Adm1n1s1rcmon ROBERT H. FOWLER, Eallmqer Agncullural Enqlneermg ROBERT L. FOWLER, Humhn Busmess Admimstruuon IOSEPHINE FRANKS Hammon Eusmess Adnnmstmno n VERA PRANKS, Dubh 1n Busmess Adm1n1s1ra11on WATSON FRAZAR, Shawn Eusmess Adm1mslruhon LOUISE GOODRICH, Mullin Socml Scxence JOE E, GRACEY, Breckenndge Business Admmxskruuon BERT GRACY. Killeen Chenncul Enumeennd CREEL GRADY, Blowuwuod Enqmeexmq BOBBIE LEE GRAHAM, Swphenvdle Frerlaw CARROLL GRAVES, Texuxkanu Petroleum Geology ERNEST GREEN, Ranger re-medxcul THOMAS A, GREEN, Budd Dalry Husbandry LEE GREENWAY, Hamlin Diesel Enqmeenn VIRGINIA GREGORY, Houston Busmess Admlmstruuon A, w. usILLY; CRIMES, Cleveland Enqmeennq 1 L GRISHAM, Dublm Agncuuuml Educuuon IRA GROUNDS, Talpa Aqncunuml Educuuon WYNAMA GUEST, Hannuon Home Econumlcs DOROTHY HALL, San Angelo Elementary Teuc ing JAMES HALLMARK, Dublin Business Administration EILL-Y FULTON, Heurne nqmeerin O G GAGE, IR, Newqulf Penuleum Enqmeennq IIMMIE GAINES, Coleman Pre-medlcal HELEN GAMBLE, Stephenvilla Socml Science H. L GANTZ IR. Dallas Aqncuhurul Adnumsnunon HOMER EARL GARLITZ. Mmun Enqmrennq R. Q. GARRETT, Merkel Fre-Irxw RUNELLE GARRETT, Fate Social Smence EDWIN C. GASKIN, Dallas Prerlaw ANGUS GENTHY, MCCumey Mechamcal Enqmeermq HOMER GENTRY, Robstown Petroleum Enzjmeexmq VIRGINIA GILBERT, LApun Business Admimstruhon DIXIE GILGER, Giadewmer Eusmess Admxmstrmxon ' LEONA GIVENS, Dallas Home Econonncs 1 FORREST GOEER, Coleman anneennq , WILMA GDEHDEL, Hununon 50ch Srience HEX HAMILTON, Andrews Business Admimslrahcn LYDA RUTH HARBISON, Crane Busmess Admmlstxuhon BILLIE HARE Sweannqan enernl Indus! Mar JEAN HARGETT, Bullmuler eech ALINE HARRIS Palacms ocml Scmnce IUANITA HARRELL, Tunwrswlle Home Conormcs MARY MARGARET C,HARRIS 0201111 Pubhc School Mu GEORGE H. HARTWELL Sun Antomu Gene'rul Arzncuhure RUTH AGNES HARRELL, Anson Busmess Admnustmuon GORHAM HARTWELL, San Amomo 4 mneermq VINTON IAMES HARTWELL, San Amonm Pelxoleum Enqmoermq ON HAWTHORNE IR , Guuldlusk Aunrulmxe BONNIE RUTH HAYS Gruhum ou1'1nol Sm JOE SAMULL HAYS, Wnldnp En 15h DORIS HEARNE, Nunh Zulch ome Economms MARY HEATLY, De Leon Home Econoxmcs ROBERTI LE1E HEATON Stephenwlle Pre med BILLIE HERRINGG,1MCL1H1H Pubhc School Mus MILDRED HEWATT, Glaridew Ho 5 Econon m1 cs BYRON HIGGINS Lumpusus Aqucultuxul Educuuon VIRON HIGGINS Lumpasas Aqncultuml Educauo HARLAN HILLIARD Stephenvzlle Enqmsermqo GENEVAH I,TT Eusmess Admm1Msixcunon DONALD HOBERT Mundcy Aqncullur'zl Engmeennq Lm c. HOLBROOK, San Anlumo Pxe vetennary MINNEE LEE HOLLAND Sweelwmer Socml Sc1ence GORDON HOLT Stephenwlle 50ml Sclence LELAND HORNE Perrylon General Agncullure DOUGLAS HOUSTON Houston Mechamcal Enqmeerinq ARLEIGH rWOOD HOWARD II,Wc111 L1bemlA A. I. HOWELL rR1Ssmq Smr D1esel Enqmee PAUL HOWELL, Dublmnq General Aqnculture LLOYD HOWINGTONq Comanche Pelrole eum Enqmeenn L HOYL, qucmur Chenncal Enqmeennq E E HUBBS Fan Smcldon Pre meducu JOE HUDDLESTON, De Leon Pelroleum Enumeeunq B. HUDSPETH. 1R. Caddo Mechanical Enqme eyennx GEORGE ANNA HUFFMAN, Cuddo Busmess Admunstrauun LELAND EM HUFFMAN, Carlton Cwn Enmneerm ILLIAM T. HUFFMAN, Cuddo Mechamcal Enrnnoennq HILLIARD HUGGINS Granbury Business Admxmsuauun GERALDINE HUTCHISON, Crane Busmess Adm migruhon F. I. HYA TIohnson Cny Aqucultuml Edu mion DORIS ISBELL, Portales, New Mexiro Eusmess Admmlsmxhon EOONE JACKSON San Angelo H1 qh Sc ho F, Cl JACKSON, Houston Engineering LOUIS mamas Big Lake En neqm enn RAYMOND IARRATT Stephenvllle Aqncultuml Educcni uno EDGAR JENNINGS Tulm lesel Enqmeen n4 IACK JOHNSON, Easilund Enqmeermq DOUGLAS F. JOHNSON, Houston Enqmeeluwl ELSIEI MAE IONES Bxeckenndqe Tech mc EH1 PAUL IONES, IR, Wmtexs Mechamml Enqmeennq N S. JONESM Ionesbolo Busmess Admlmstruhcn ROBERT KELLEY, Ausnn Huyh School BILLIE KEMP, Stephenvtlle Busmess Aduumsmmon MARY KILGORE, BIuH Dale Busmess Admxmstmnon n EVELYN LOUISE KING. Fredoma Busmess Admxmstruuon HELEN IANE KING, Swphemnlle Pxeauedmul LAWRENCE R KING IR, Hamlin quh Sch JACKIE LEE KOCH, Elecuu Prermedxcu JULIA KRIEGEL, Wharton Musxc HENRY KUHLMANN, Houston Business Adminislrahon FRANCES I, LACY, Mxnersvxew Socml SCIEHCE VIRGINIA LACY Comanche ElcmonmryTe Hachm LANCASTER S1ephenvxlle Emgnoonm LOIS LATHAM Syephmmne Humnv x Adnnmstmnon o JACK LAUDERDALE, stco Husmcss Adnumsxmnon MARY MARTHA LAUGHLIN Bqnlmt Busmcss Admmlshuhon CHARLIE IOE LEATH. Amyle Aqncunuml Educmion VIVIAN LEDBETTER, Cuddo Ham:- Econormcs LUCILLE LEWIS, Emwnwood Busmess Adunmsuauon BILLY LINDSEY Lulkm Prervetermary KATHRYN LONG, Monroe Cny Soc ru Smcnq HUEY LEE LONG Smphonvullu nu dm msh'uuln m WILLARD A IMONG Monroe Cny nu Hness Admnnshanon GERALD LOUDDER, Bxeckcnndqp Inqmeerm , KEITH LANE. Coumnche mucunum JANE RAE LOWE, Cross Phxms Elnmom uy Tenchnm YNCH Cameo, leeldl Ans HLOISE MCCABL, Water chlivy Busuwss Admnnsnuuon BONNIL MERLE MCCOY Eddy Muumvss. Adnumdrahon LEONARD MCDONALD, Bxddshaw Amzcultural Education SALLY E, MCELROY, Knox Cxty Home Eccnonnc DICK MCINTYRE Anderson AAyncuHurul Educ! non CAP MCKENNEY, Westbrook Homo Econmmcs AVIS J McKINLEY Hmmlxon Bus mass Adnumsuauox MELVA SUE MCKINNEY, Crane Ic-medxcnl WINNELL MCKINZIE, Irxylon Home ' PAT McMULLAN, Mldland Busmess Admunstmnon IOE MCNEIL, Valley Mills Mechumcul Enqmeennq VIRGINIA MCSHAN, Ballmqer Home Economics LILLIAN MACK Gutesvxlle Home Economics JOHN MAJOR, acme Pre medical BILL MALONE, Brady ' Busmess Adm1n1s1rut1on LENA FAYE MALONE, Howe Busmess Admmislruhon FFORD l,MARSHALL IR Laredo Pre me 1013a MARTIN, Mmeral Wells Ammul Husba nryd BOYCE MASSEY Slephemnlle Busmess Adm1n1strux1on MAS C. MATHEWSON Texas Cny Arts and Sc1enc BILLY JACK MAY, Bullinqer Electrical Engmeer in BOB MAYES, Port Sullivan Hume Economms MAXINE MAYO Richlnand Springs Nurses and Te c1'1n1c1 ALVIN MAYS Richland Spnnqs Aqr1culturaluca11 q FRANK MILLER Perrmq Aqncunuml Educaho GENE M!LL!GER,L1cmo 1 Mac amcal Enqineenn DORIS MINGUS Iredell Horn me Ecummc's BILLY MITCHELL. Ranger Enqmeennq JACK MITCHELL, Sltuwn General Enqmeennq GLYNNE C1 MOORE, Wellmqton Busmess Adnnmstxuhon JOYCE LYNN MOORE, Carlton Home Economms BWEN TRIGG MORGAN, Breckenridge Eusmess Admmistrmmn MARIE MORGAN, Colorado Busmess Adxmmstmnon HORACE F. MORGAN, Ranqex Agmunme MAE DELLE 14011315, Moran Busmess Admxmshahon IRA MORTON, Aqnculluml Engmeennq JOHN HENRY MOSELEY, Enms Eusmess Admmxstrnnon SUE NELL MOSELEY, Rochelle beeral Art IACKMOSS,ErackeHv1lle Vocahonal A ncultura BONNIE MUND, Eldoradu Eusmess Admmislrahon ELLSWORTH MURTHA, Maria Pre-la BESSIE NEELETT, s1ephenv111e n e Econo 01111 cs Hc NEELY, Tom AgrcmullMurul Educal' hon A10 NEWTON Burkeu PreM med1ca1 BILLY IACK NICOL, Iacksonvme M chumcs MAURICE NIXON, Bullinqer Elecl Irical Enqin neen nq REX NIXON Ballmger P e-ldw NORRIS NORMAN, Meadow Petroleum Enqmeennq STAFFORD NORMAN, Novice Pre-medlcal GUY NORRED, JR, Graham Architecture MAXCENE NORTON, Marshall Pre medu. u! TOMMY ZELL NORWOOD Slephenville Busmess Admxmstrution I. D. OLLIFF. Seuqrqves Electrical Enqmeennq CARROLL OLSON, Clifton nqmeermq PAULINE PALERMO, Bryan Eusmes ss Admnmstmuon DOROTHY DEAN PARKER, German Busmess Admlmstruhun JERRY PARNELL, SKepheanlle Busmess Admxnxslranon L Q PASCHALL. Cisco Business Admxmslruhon RUTH PAYNE Cross Plains enmry Tea chin LESLIE FAYTONs Slephenvxlle ome Econom CLARA EVELYN PEACSH Pale Pink: Physxcql Educali hon JOHN FHELAN Galveston preqou rnrxlxsm HERBERT LESLIE PHILLIPS Slephenville Pie medxca EOE PIERSON, Hamillon ocml Science DARRELL DAVID PORTER, Brownwood Pelroleum Engmeennq EARL PORTER, JR., Granbury Busmess Adnnmslmhon MARY PAULINE WOODARD, Rainbow Socml Scxence CHARLES PRATERI Hamlm Petroleum Enqmeermq IACK FEATHER, Dallas Engmeenng DICK PRICE, Enms Eusmess Admimstmlion BONNIE PRICE, Rochelle rerluw PHILIP PRICE. Linqlevxlle cl RHEA PRICE, German Physmdl Educahon WAYNE PRICE, Mxllersvisw A nculturcl Educu Ion GERALD PEOCTOE, Wm1ers enerul Agriculture DOUGLAS PEUTEH, Omnne Azchnecmre WINSTON HANDLE, Cresson Business Admlmstrahon L. YORK RATLIFF Llano Sm: ml Science OBERT REDUS, Phdhps Pm aw DONALD REED, Houston Pmrlaw ANDA REINHEIMERL Slephenvllle Busmess Adunmsmmon a LA BELLE RHYMES, Stephenville Busmess Adnumstmuon WI MA K. RICHEY, German Bumnrvss Admmlsuuuon ARD RICKEL, Slur Enruneenmy BETTY RUTH RIGGINS, Stephmwxlln Elememruy Edum mn CLIFTON EOARK Alpme Hum School CLIFFORD ROBERTS Anson Pr Jaw HUBERT ROBERTS, An50n Busmess Adlmmslrahon E IUNE ROBERTS, Exownwood Eusmess Admmlsumvon SHARLON aoggrws Slephenvllle thnxlmeenn ELIZABETH ROCHELL, Rockwnll ome Economtcs IUANITA ROGERS, Caddo Ecunomms RDON EOHE, Mnnndo Cuy Enqmeeung IAMES M. ROHE, Miranda Cny Peuoleum :mmeenm NG Mercury RUSHI Physical Educmmn IACK RUSSELL, Crag: Plums w JULIAN RUSSELL, Mmernl Wells Busmess Admlmsn'nhan TAYLOR RUSSELLr Bulhnrvcr Business Adm anon ROBERT LEE SABINS, IR, Houston wal Enqmeenlhl IOSFPHINE SALADIN, Anson Pubhc Schoo MUSIC VERNF' SAVAGE Stephenvxlle Conservatory MAE BESS SAVAGE. Caldwell Home Economics DEWEY SCARBROUGH, Qucxndh Iesel Enmnesrmq FRANCES SCHNABEL, Stephenville Business Admmislruhon ELAINE SCOTT, De Leon Socml Selence WALLACE SCRUGGS, Bullmqer Busmess Admmtstrqhon FULLER SHANNON, Munduy Busmess Admmlslruhon EVELYN SHAVER, Rochester Home Econamlcs W L. SHELTON Pcmpu Pre veterinary MARTHA MARION SHEHMLL ome Economc Stephenvxlle GLYNN SHIELDS, Bangs Aqncuhure w. A. SHILLINGBURG, Dublm AN; mulhue JIM SHUTTLESWORTH Sudan P:hywcv.1 Educrmon O EETSY ROSSCE SMITH Fun D'wxs Soc 01 Sc Ce! GARLAND SMITHjCC ross Plums Busmess Admtmsu mm SARAH ALICE SPENCE Sulphur spnms Home Econom mms MARY LUCHLE SPENCER Eemmmm ncxal Scmnco MARY ELIZABETH SPRINKLFZ, Fen Wonh Busmess Adnums rnhon MARY KATHERINE STALCUP, Emwnwnnd Liberal Arts GEORGE REYNOLDS STEINN Luhn'w Pre-Lcw ANITA STEVENSON. Monahuns Busmess Admlmslranon BILLIE WYNELLE STRACENER BusinessAdmmxstmuon Slephenvxllc BOYCE STRONG, Cross Plums Petroleum Engmeennq m 0 rr i o S : ALAN STU JER Chemical Engineering ADDIE MAE SUMMY Goldlhwane Elementary Educd nno DARRELL TATE Tulpd Mechanical Emmeemq GLADYS EVELYN TERRY, De Loan Business Admmxstmnon IAMES E, TIIIGPEN, Dallas Immntxhsm KEITH THOMAS, Wellilmmn Aanculmlul Educm on ITDITHLYN THOMPSON, Smphenvms Soml Science ROSEMARY THOMPSON. Exownwood Elemcnmry Tcac lmy TOMMY THOMSON, Brownwood Iixvmwmmrl ANSELM M. TIEBS IR Volley Mllls Preru IOYCI'J TILLMAN Odessa Techmcmn and Nu rF-s VIRGINIA TRFMONT, Brynn Business Adnumstrmmn WELDA FAYE PRICE, Dublin IIIPmDnmry Tonulm r; CHARLES Rr yTUBES Stephenvxlle Pm velexn EARL TURNER, Elezkenndqe umness Admmlstrmmn VIRGINIA E. TURNEY, When Busmen Admlmsuuhon MAXINE TWEEDLE, Sterlmq Cny Business Administration MARIORIE WELLS, Tuhoka Conservatory ELLENA PAYNE WHITE, Knox Cny berary 1 1: WHITE IR, Galveston H1qh 5:110111 5. W1 WH! TE. IR., Meadow Busmess Admmzstrdhon 1311.1. WIDNER Hnuston echamcal Enqmeenn 1 ETHEL LOVOTIE1 WILLIAMS Duhlm Busmess Adm Manon NOVELINEs nWILLIAMS Dublm Somcl Sci 0 En cWILLIAMS Ab1lene Architecmral En'qmeenm TAYLOR WILLIAMSON $11venon Enqmeerin BOB WILLIAMS, Comstock Prervetennary ROSALEE WILSON, Teuquo 1311511195: Admxmstmtion COLLINS WISE, Rockwood Arjnculture O BLAKE wm-mow 1R. Teuque 121g med: 1m: SUE IWITTEN, C1sco ome Econumms CORTEZ WOLFE, Gladewcler Pekroleurn Enqmeennq DAISY LORENE WOOD, c1550 Eusmess Admmxstmhon GEORGE ALLEN UTTERBACK, Dublin Business Admmlst rahon MRS ELOISEB. UF'TON San Angelo Ho Econamms NELL VALENTINE, Olney Busmess Admmlslrunon W. C. VAUGHN, Plamvnew Busmess Adm1n1slrauon C. H. VOELKEL Eallinqer Enqmeennq BILLY ROY VORDENBAUM Budu Aqncullu HELEN WALL, CD9 Leon Hume Econom CHARLENSE WALLEE, Breckenndge Public School M1151: CHARLES CHILTON WALTERS Quinlan Psel Enrlme eqrm GENE GARVIS WARD Blanket Agnculturcl Educat 1011 ELLEN JUNE WARDEN Wichila Falls ocml Sclence HAZEL WARE, De Leon Horn eEccnomms DOROTHY FAY WARNOCK, B11111 Dale Sucxrxl Scxence CHESTER WARREN, Lampasas 011111 Enqineermq MAVZSE WATSON 111115111119 Business Adm1n1s11'm1on Efwsm WATSON, Marquez WILLIAM T.WRIGHT,EI1usVille Peuoleum Enqmeennq BETTY WYLIE Albany uis ness Adm1n1stmnon CAMILLE YATEH, Cleburne Busmess Admmlslranon WILLIAM N, YEAGER, Brownwood Engmeermq IIMMIL' YEQMAN, R10 Honda Business Adm1mstmnon IULIET WHAY, Stephenvnlle BuSIHFSS Admimslra mn LOUISE WOODS Sun Antomu Sccml SCI ence JOHNNIE LOUISE ZIRIAX Mason Hem eEconomms SUE NELL MOSELY Rochelle Busmess Adnnms snuho EDMUND ASHORN Brenhamn High Sc hoe ED BLEKER,1 Houston H19 h Schoo EVELYN COLE, El Paso H1qh School VICTOR DANIELS, Overlon Hmh ool HEWETT EMMOTT Houston Hmh Sc col EUGENE HARDWICK Clom- New Mexmo H uh Sc hoe CHARLES HIILL Sltephmwdle H1gh Sc hoe HOY w MILLER Newton H1911 School ROWLAND MOORE, Houston H11; h Sc! 0111 HENDRY 0:31va San Amelo Hvah Sch 001 112an LEE OLIVER, 111.1 Newcastle ngh School McKlE 111111011 Housmn Hm Sc 00 NETTIE ADAIR REILEY Sonora H1 11 SC 001 ANNA BELLE RICHARDSON, Blulf Dale Hmh sc he 01 LUCY BETH RICHARDSON BluH Dale anh sc hoe TOM RIDLEY, Houston Hm h Scho ol TOMMY ROBERTS Conxoe ngh Scho cl CECIL STULTS, Plano H111 h School ONEIL SHULTZ, Pam! Rock Hmh School BILL SIMPSON, Midland th Schao HOZELTHA ANN SMITH San Angelo Hngh Sc hoe GEORGE TIIPS Hous1on 1gb Scho ool WILLIAM c UPTON San Angelo Hugh School RAYMOND1 B. VEASEY IR. Dallas on quh Sch ERWIN R. WALKIER Garwood High Sch col EEHTIE comma WARD, Crane th School 0 EARL McSPRADENs, Teaque MechamcalEnqmeerm nq GORDON HAYNES Stamford Petroleum Enqmeennq ILLAFAE SMITH CARR, Paducah Elementary Tecchan GARLAND EAINES Morgan Agricultural Educu hno U! m x: 00 m . Sonny begins with a new shirt. e Finally, we finished. . Getting acquainted. . The four horsemen . Where to spend more money in less time . Looks like a Japanese Field Day. . The end of the line. . Getting hIS reg shoes. . Of course you rememV bar this red tape. . Dong things 1. 2. 3. 4 Gee, are we gonna have fun! Wilkins, Engineer. Goodbye, Stephenville! This is the only time the band was ever caught in formation. w ,5. SF 9 N . More fun than a barrel of monkeys, h They seem to be enw joyinq it tooh h ShirHail prmdel h M1: Brooks and the Qt- chesxrcx. This is why people go on specials. One dance that wasn't on the calendar; re- member? Three prize winners. The best part of any dance. N co .4; 01 07 . A typical freshman, Fish prexy Throclo morton, . A well known trio. . Do you still think you get paid for being office pup? . Is it interesting, boys? . Whafs he looking at? . The shortest name is just fish . , Feeling low, Jimmie? . Fish Buckner and COP mille. N .1: U! m V . Was your name there? . Self-explanatory . Our most unusual pep meeting. . Oscar 0 Spirit. . Meet four hard workers who deserve c1 big hcmd. . And the band played on. . Candid shot at Weathi erford. HE PUNK; V r IFT'H? : ; , .. u- IF TH; N m m x1 . Chapel is over. , It's swell 10 be on top. . Learning the tricks . NO $HDARKING. . Now girls, take it easy! . Iust Cadets. Careful, Little Cure. . A motley group, don't You think? . Three of CI kind, all warblers, m .3; V g: x! S0 . Two D, S T.'s. . Time for BullAteXt. . Hooty Owls. . Distinguished group of scholars, hard at work Boy chats girl. Wanna light, eh? . Remember this dance? They resemble athletes at this distance. Ascher gives a kick! , Coming in to chapel. N . Architecis' view of the Campus. co . Constant couple, ,1; . We met them on the WQy 5. The return of Big Iohn. 7 Ff? P ' m v Qabal f z 3 Wm K W W ' VA I f I I 6 Urgent! $ UN TU VFATHERFURD .' ,. WITH THE i . Ems 0F TARLETUN SUCIETY 7. No doubt it's a night mare 8, Read your purple book, boys. Rule 14, 478i 1. w 8. N. T. A. C. hears about the Tarleton T. , One of our most infor- mal dances. . It was the night before Thanksgiving. . Gentlemen! The Col- ors! . During the bonfire. . This must have been before, .Three oi our most unique cade1s. A cadel's personal opinion of the band. N m .1; U1 CD x1 00 . Bird dog hitches a free ride, e The fort comes across. . The beginning of the end. . Not as, but WHY the crow flies. . No bull, this is Doce Scott. h Why so serious, boys? . Chcrpel time . The last half of the forth . No hsJParkinq. 1. Varsity Silhouette. 2, What's lhe score, Blair? 55?: f 1 ??:w 6 17,7 3: 3, Fire! '.A . . $- - I 4. This is Bax, himse1f 5. What next? 6. One of our more beau- tiful views 7 Fish 38 8. This is what is meant by long handles. 1 Gus hunts the dimer thqulyoxime. 2. It makes no difference now, but he was c1 swell guy. 3. Letls eat, boys. 4. Research worker. 5. Slaughtervick and friend Neil. 6. Random shot in the boys' dormitory 7. Baseball, one of our favorite recreations 1. 2. 3. 4. 5, Scuddy dribbling down the court against N. T. A. C. Evans scores two points. Ranking makes c1 fast crip. Tmleton cmd N.TtA.C. struggle for a re- boundt We Won! 32 to 30. The end of the most thrillh ing game of the sea son from the one and only. TID WATKINS Senior EMMA RUTH COX Senior DUB BUTLER Senior MARGUERITE CHAPIN Senior . 71' $ . F V JACK LAUDERDALE Underclassmdn JOE NEWTON n d m s s d C r e d n U EMMA A Tarleton Special Train No one can know of the joy, the ringing Laughter and fume 'tis very plaine Unless he has ridden the rollicking Coaches of a Tarleton Special Train. Duties and books are all left behind; Teachers are few and not much of CI pain. The Khaki is there and the brass is shined; And Purple and White deck the Tarleton Train. Every one eats and jokes 'mid the greatest din As he hopes and longs for victory again. All forget the lectures and tests when Singing and shouting on the Special Train. eROBERT HERRING. Who's Who MARGARET MINTER Runner-up Senior favorite BILL ELLIS Runnerrup Freshman favorite TUA RICHARDSON Runner-up Freshman favorite ths Who BUBA BROWN Runnervup Senior favorite ANN HARLESS Runnerup Senior favorite EDWIN MAYS Runner-up Senior favorite ths Who These students were picked through the Dean of Men and Dean of Women for having the highes1 honor points, GUIN SHERMAN SAM HARVEY HESTER GENE GUTHRIE Who's Who These students were picked through the Dean of Men and Decm of Women for having the highest honor points. MOODY BETTIS HELEN DRUE HILL TED DURHAM 10114 ai 7 Q33. ?dillj :ll .. .ulrhj 2.2... 0.: SW Gounod MOODY BETTIS - - - - - - - - - A President DEAN G, O FERGUSON - - - - - Sponsor MISS PEARL MAHAN - - - - - - - - Sponsor TED DURHAM - - , - - . - - - Vice-Presidem HESTER GENE GUTHRIE - - - - - Secretary-Treasurer Moody Bems, Dean G. O. Ferguson, MISS Pearl Mahun, Ted Durham, Hes1er Gene Guthrie, Guindal Sherman, Robert Ray Herring, B. 1. Willlams, Mary Frances Roberson; Freshman Representatives: Virginia Dyel Bill Ellxs. Page One Hundred 74. W. 5. gm HELEN DRUE HILL - - - - , - . , - President MISS CLARA SAVAGE - - - - - Sponsor MARGARET STACY - - - - - - - Vice-Presidenl ANN HARLESS - - - - - - - Secretary-Treasurer Helen Drue Hill, M155 Clam Savage, Margaret Stacy. Ann Harless, Mary DuPrce, Mario errbmuqh, Lms Hmnovm, Dixm Gllqer, Hes'sr Gpne Guthrie, Virgmm Dye Ann Clay, Elouxse Lanham. Pngn Onu Hundred Our: QMMAW Staff SAM HARVEY , - - , 1411M MISS MARIIE A. BROWN - Sponsor MISS MATTIE A, WALKER Spcnsm ME. A. M. MK'MAHAN , - , , , , , , - Spmnsm MR REUBEN FRIOU , - , , - , , . , , . , Q1 HELEN DRUE HILL , Ednm IAMES WATKINS , , , - , , , , Busmcss Munoqm' MARY COUCH - - , , - , v , , - , - Class Educu IACK GRACEY - r , - , , - , Foalurc Edim; ANN HARLESS - - , , , , - , - - , , , GEORGE AULTMAN - , , - , , - , , - , ' HARLEY REDIN - MARY DuPREE nSHI Assncimo Spoxts Eriih Sam Harvey, M155 Mariie A. Brown, Miss Mattie A. Walker, Mr. A. M. McMahon, Mr. Reuben Friou, Helen Drue Hill, Iamos kams, Mary Couch, lack Gmccy, Ann Harless George Aultman, Halley Redin, Mary Dqun, Ihun 'Jm: Ilmm'lm 1- 7w Stag IADA DAVIS - MARGARET MINTER A HERBERT F. MILLER LEO HAT'TON JOE PRICE - - A - - DELTA REE HOLDRIDGE , IOHN BOGARD , , LOIS HANOVER , . MARTHELLA WISDOM PAUL BENNETT v - - - Ednor - Fm'ulty Advxsor - V , Sponsor Assor'ime Editor Business Manager , News Editor Circulahcn Manager Proof Reader Femure Editor Exchunqa Editor Society Ednor Sports Ednor ioda Davis, Gabe Lewis, Mr. A. M. McMuhan, MargareX Minter, Herbert F. Miller, Leo HalIon, Ioc Pricn, Doha Ree Holdridge, Iohn Bogmd, Lois Hanover, ManheHo Wisdom, Poul Benneu. Page One Hundred Tine:- MARGARET MINTER Presxdem. MISS CLARK Sponsor LUCY BETH RICHARDSON ANNA BELLE RICHARDSON IUANXCE CHADWICK IOYCE MING IOAN KIMMELL AZALEA WHISFNHUN'E VlcarPrnmdnm DOROTHY MAYSEHRY Secretaryl'reasmnr MARY DuPRFF DOLLY WILBANKS P070 OFD Hundwd an FLLEN JUNE WARDEN EEOBBIF LEE GRAHAM FMMA JO NEWTON MILDRED HEWATT MARGUERI'IT. CHAPIN JANE WEAKLY MAXINE COLEMAN EMMA RUI'H COX EVELYN SANDERS HELEN DRUE HILL BUD ALLDWEDGE Secretarerrmsurm BOBBY KRUSE Knight d the Porml SAMMY RUEGG TED DURHAM IOE HORNAK RAYMOND FRANKIE HAROLD WALLAM r EDWARD KENNARD ALVIN BERLER SAM HARVEY President MR, H L. CHEATUM Sponsor FRANKLIN RICHERSON mncallor FRAN HUBBARD YACK ROLAND EUGENE BUCKOW BERNICE WHEAT F C. IACKSON TOMMY 'I'HOMPSON G. C, MFYFR NAMES M WEBER WOODROW GENTRY Paar: Onn Hundred FIVP HESTER GENE GUTHRIE President wuss MAY JONES Sponsor MARY SPENCER LYDA RUTH HARRISON ELIZABETH NELL DYERS YOSFPHINF THANKS ELLENA PAYNE WHITE MAVIS McKINLEY LOUISE BRUNSON NETTIE ADAIR REILEY MAETYNE BLACK MARY TANF. ANDERSON BETTY WYLIE MAXINE DILTZ ROSEMARY THOMPSON VicerPXesidem MRS. BlLL UP'I'ON ANN HARLESS MARY KATHERINE STALCUP Secretary-Treasum: MARY LOUISE KEY MURIEL REILEY CORINNE LEE RepoHer ERLENE DAVIS OLLIVETTE KILLOUGH Page One Hundzwd SAX BILL LIPTON TACK LAUDERDALE LUCIAN TIERFE HARLFN CRAWLEY DICK BACHMAN LYMAN BUNDY CAMPBELL HARLEY REDIN Vlcn-Prosidom ELMFR BROWN NEWELL OLIVER Secretary 'i musurvr DON RANKIN ROY KILE IAMES WATKINS President MR FDGAR Sponsm ROBERT RAY HERRING HOBBY SABINS BURTON DURAN RAYMOND BLAiE H. L. GANTZ DUB BUTLER JAMES BROWN LAVOICE SCUDDAY C, E, MAY BOB LANKFORD WILLARD WOLVERTON MOODY BETTIS anrl 011B Hundred SCVCH GUINDAL SHERMAN Presldcw MISS DEXTA KING Sponsor FREDDA CARLISLE BETTY ELLIOT BERDA EOTKIN LOIS LATHAM LEONA BALLLM' BETTY 11 AN McMILLAN VirerPresxriont FLORINE CLARK Secretary ,Jsuror LOUISE CRAFT MARGARET STACY IUANITA RUDD mm 02: llundmd I mm BET? V RUTH HGGI; S ANITA STEV SON AHML HA HI H ,A IiAVIS W, 'I'SON MAEBEXI H AUTSY HARRIFF MITCHELL HYRT FVERIDGE VIRGENIA DYE VIRGINIA 'EREMON'I' PAULINF PALERMO BROWN CAUGHR ' N JOY. BARRENx BILL CLARE R D.LANCAS1L'P. GEORGE RKDDLE RONNIF HEIDI: H EDWIN MAYS V103-Pl BUB FRUITT Seclemxyrl , : B. H. V. PEOPLES Presxdem MR. REUBEN FRIOU Sponssr BILL ELLIS WAYNE PRICE H, B. SPENCER MIME CUR HS AL'K BRITW ION :L KIT Ui-YAVIIY NORMAN STFRLING AUSTIN HIZGEHALD PLYUE ELLIOT ROBERT HENDRM' LEWIS MICKLEY F217 PUNTCH Paqu 01m Hundred Nine PAULINF GOBER Pwsmem MISS MARY ROBE Spenser MILLIE KNOX ELSIE MAE IONES MAVIS WATSON HELON GAMBLE JULIET WRAY AGNES GORDON cherPresldem ANN CLAY Secuemvy Txeasme: ANNA CLEMEN PS AGNES MILLER MAY BETH RICE Page One Hundred Ten ALYNE HUGHES MARION COOPER HELEN EAVES IL'RHY SANDLL MAPI'HELLA WISDOM SALLIE HOLCOMB BESSIE NEBLETT LOUISE GOODRICH FRANF FHNABEL MAE 8E5; SAVAGE CIWYNNE EDWARDS NEAL TAYLOR MAYNARD TXMMONS BUSTER WHIT'HJ'I JIMMY McKiTHAN RFN SLADOVIC'K TOM KUYKENDALL RAYMOND BAKER VlCO'PlDSldLTH LEE BYNUN BFLDON DODSON TAMES VJ. MENDL CHARLES MILLER Prcsidnm MR. SORENSON Sponsor BILL RUTHERFORD B, E. McKI'I'HAN 11M KUYKENDALL W. F CURRIF. CLAUDE LEWIS BILL BETTIE R. Q BODKINS A, V DODSON NAT CHILDS SnrwtmerrecxsuIex HFRBERT F. MILLFH Page One Hundmd Elvvwn ELIZABETH WILLIAMS Prosldcnt MISS HARDIN Sponsm JACKIE KOCH FLOISE MCCABF. : OLLIE RAT BLALOHI INEZ ARMSTRONG MAXINE NORTON MAXINE TWEEDLE RUNELLE GARRUT SUE NELL MOS IOSEPHINF. SALADIN . DAPHNE SHOCK ELOUISE LANHAM VicerProszdem CLADYS BELLE BRADLFY TRIXIE HENDRICKS SUI: WAGGONER See'emry'r'eusm MAhY BELLE EURDFTTF RUTH WOOD O'MIIL s 'HUL'I'Z MARY COUCH Page One Hundred Twelve GUY TANKERSLEY ED DGBRUHL W. L. DAVIS EDWIN GASKINS JOE BOONE Vice-President HEWETT EMMOTT IOE PRICE Secretmermusur-wr GEORGE HA RDY President COACH WISDOM Sponsor CARROLL LEARNED ROBERT PHARR GEORGE ALTMAN JAMES POWELL I, C. WHITE TOMMY RIDLEY WAYNE CURE IOHN PHFLAN Page One Hundred Thirteen JOHN C. HYATT Presidenl R, IACKSON SponSo! JACK BOTELER 803 THROCKMORTON JOHN HIGGS CHARLES HILL LLOYD MORGAN VicerPresident CHARLES HEDGES SecreiurerreasuIe-r BILLY LATHAM Page Ong Hundred Founeen ERNEST REMINGTON iD BLECKER ROWLAND MOORE PHILLIP BIBLE ZACK OGLESBY TOHN COOK S. l. FOOSHEE KILE HOBIN YORK RATLIFF 4m 4m 6M REX CARNES - - MR. FROH - - - - ALFRED IONES - - , . - - - President - A v - Sponsor . . . . - Vice-Presidem Rex Cames, Mr, Froh, Alfred Jones, Leslie Cook Iosephme Saludin, Ioanne Draper, Hvlon Havens, Iuanez Iones, Rozeltha Ann Smnh, Belsy Ross Smith, Charity Eidson, Munone Wells, Olhe Mae Kuykendalll Ollivene lelouqh, Elaine Scan, Mary Muxgurel Harris, Virqimu Dye, Mary Louise Key, Theodora Johnson, Dorothy lean Walker, Wanda Hill, Billie Herring, Chmlene Waller, Hazel Tacken, Welda Faye Tnce, Iuonim Harrell, Billie Emmett, La Verne Savage, Iuliq Kreigle. Page One Hundled Fmeen President Reporter The Texas Association of the Future Farmers of America Chartered 1929 711a 7mm em em . MAYNARD TIMMONS V , , A , LOUIE IOHNSTON - - v , ROBERT EIGGS v - F. W. CONRADT - - I. F. BOGARD Established 1932 OFFICERS thamemmian - A - - CARLTON THORNBLOM Hismnan V , , , - - FORREST FAUBIAN Farm Watch Dog - WINIFRED ALEXANDER Chairman Executive Committee - - - COY COX Top How Mark Abney, F. W. Comadt, 1m Grounds. Alvin Mays. Second Row 71m Marlon, Paul Howell, Bob Andrews, Thelslon Smele. Coy Cox, W. C. Currirl, Nolan Range. Third Row Keith Thomas, Robert Eiggs, Charles Beck, I. F. Eogard, Carlton Thornblom, Lee Bynum, M B. Balley. Founh Row Cleburne Sawyer, Gerald Proctor, Louie Iohnston, Byron Hawthorne, Charles Bordner, WinMred Alexander, Bob Pearce, A I. Spengler. Chamer Adviser. Bottom Row iGlenn Cox, Byron Higgins, Viron Higgins, Edgar Kinsey, Forrey Fuubian, Abner Aaron. Don Crawford, Mary Spencer, Chapter Sweetheart; Maynard Tlmmons. Page One Hundred Sixteen MOTTO Learning to do, Doing to learn, Earning to live, Living to serve. college am saxopnonss: WILLIAM KENMAN BURTON DENMAN IAMES POWELL BILLY MITCHELL TRUMPET: LLOYD MORGAN c. E. MAY TROMBONE: MACK VERNON SAMMY RUEGG DRUMS: GUY TANKERSLEY BASS: LEE WEST PIANO: BOB PIERSON DIRECTOR: MR. MORTON P. BROOKS Page One Hundred Seventeen 8W Fronl Row Mrs. Coffin, Mary Loulse Key, Wanda Remhelmpr, Muxinn Maya Tatum Drrxpnr Mu Lee Foster, Martha Folsom, Virginia Dye, Erlene Davis, Emma Io Newton, Dmnthy Tenn Wnlkrr Jane Rae Lowe, THXIe Hendrix, Ruih Wood, Mary Margaret Harms, ML Con, Second Row Helen Eaves, Charlene Waller, Alma Lee chqley, Miqnon Clark Hazel TG'WVH, Rosales Wilson. Nell Valentine, Rozellhc Ann Smith, Ollivenp Killouqh Bn'knell, Theodora Iohw son, Minme Lee Hollandl Vnrqiniu Lucy, Weldu Faye Trice, La Verne Savage, Dmovhy Shrspnxd, Marjorie Wells. Third Row Ehzabeth Nell Dyess, Christine Adams, EeHy Elliott, Dorolhy Slaughter, Cop MCKQHHEY, Josephine Suladxn, Kmhryn Long, Sara Lee Christopher, Ednhlyn Thompson, Wanda Hm, Charity Eidson, Billie Herring, Agnes Harrell, Iuanez Iones, Louise Brunson. Fourth Rowiicharles Walters, Wayland Holt Anselm Tibbs, Hershol Davls Taylmr Wilhrnnsmu, Rex Comes. Leslie Cook, Charles leborn, Alfred Iones. Page One Hundzed Clgimjcn gm 3mg TROMBONE: IULIA KREIGEL BONNIE RUTH HAYES FLIZABETH EDWARDS GEORGIA SPARKMAN BETH BEVANS VIRGINIA LACY BARITONE: MARY SPENCER MARTHA FALSOM SALLY McELROY CORNET: RUTH AGNES HARRELL MAXINE MAYO DOROTHY BROWN MILDRED NEELY WANDA REINHEIMER EDNA EARLE JOHNSON CLARINH: HARPER LEARNED OLLIE MAE KUYKENDALL ELIZAEEIH NFLL DYESS FLORINE CLARK LOUISE WELLS EDYTHLYN THOMPSON Drum Maior ALTO HORN: IDA LEE FOSTER HARRIET MITCHELL raqn Ono Hundred Numlccn DOROTHY SLAUGHTER EMMA IO NEWTON CACY MCCOMMAS SAXOPHONE: IUANITA ROGERS CHLOE FLOYD RUTH ATKINSON BASS: ARLENE RUNDELL JEANNE MCCARTY DRUMS: ROSALIF WILSON ELIZABETH REDDEN FLLENA FAYNF WHITE LOUISE BRUNSON MARTYNE BLACK President - - . . - - - - V . MARY DuPREE Sponsor . , - - - . . . MISS DOLLIE GLOVER Vicerpresidem . , . , . . , . HELEN DRUE HILL 5 Secretarerreasumr 7 . . . , ANN HARLESS i Left 10 RightiMlss Glover, Mary DuPIeo, Helen Drue Hill. Ann Hadess, Marqqrm Stacy, Iummu Rudd, Joyce Ming, Elouise Lanham, Ollweno Killouqh. Faqn One Hundred Twenfy President B. I. WILLIAMS Sponsor COACH FRAZIER Secretary-Tredsurer TID WATKINS CG! i'. INN! . k SE Len to Rith7Coach Frazier, Norman Sterling, Lewis Mickley, Roy Kile, Newell Oliver, Iomes Watkins, Sum Harvey. B J, Williams, Lavoice Scuddy. H. V. Peoples. Page Om: Hundred Twonty-onc VIOLIN: VIRGINIA DYE MARTHA FOLSON MRS W. P. GRANT MRS, E MV ELLIS ELAINE SCOTT MARY RICH MARY FERGUSON EETSY ROSS SMITH BILLIE VERNE EMMETT VIOLA: LESLIE COOK CELLO: DONALD MORTON CONTRA-BASS: WILLIAM PARKS GRANT CLARINET: FLORINE CLARK ARCHIE HOWELL GLEN COLLUM Page One Hundred Twenryrlwo CORONET: IENE ALFXANDEH PIANO: MARIORIE WELLS HARMONIUM: HARRIETT MITCHELL TYMPRNI: REX CARNES DOROTHY IEAN WALKER 1471991194 OLLIVETTE KILLOUGH - - - - - - - - President MISS FELLMAN - 7 - - - 7 - 1 1 Sponsor MARY LOUISE KEY - - 7 7 - - - - - Secretary IOYCE MING 7 7 7 7 7 - 7 1 - - Treasurer Ruby Enshprhxlr:G1111sr,G11r1y Tcrrry, V111111111 11y 1.11115 mer,l,nr111 T V,.1111nv1 MCSth Bobbm 1011 Carlton , 'Bnnmn Mun Emashne F211n11111n,E:1mm ,Ruby Jenn Owens, 1311211th McKay y, N111: Fjavzdscn, Mnncne 15, W1. 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Palsick. F'agr One Hundred Twcnryuuee 4m 6141: WILLIAM URBAN - - - - - - - - - . President 0. B. WILLIAMS - - - - - - - - Vice-Presidem I. A. IOHNSON - - - - - - - SecretaryiTreosurer MR. GARDNER - . - V , - - - - Sponsor William Urban, 0. B. leliums, I. A. Johnson, Dan Perkins, leliam Kinmun. W. T. Rehdors, Guy Norred, G. C. Meyers, Mr. Gardner. Page One Hundred Twenty-Iour .;.,... .-;-..r .kw-g --,.un. .. .,.. . 4m 4W 6M R C. YARBROUGH - - - A - - - - - President DONALD BROWN - - - - - - V - VicerPresident MR. 0. T, BACON - - - - - - - - - Sponsor 0. H FRAZIER - - - - , - - - - - Fire Chief DON RANKIN , A - - - - - - Sergeant-at-Arms an: Row Donuid Brown, Iim W111ie Melvin Glbson, R. C. Yurbrouqh, Edmund Aslwm, Wllhe aner. Back Row 0' H. Frazier, Swan Evans Roberl Childress, Harland Crowley, Arthur Harris, Don Runkm, A. O. Bunk, Edwin Hawkins, Windekl Neely, Ray Cure, Willard Woolvermn, Edward Rickel, R. 3 Spencer, Adxon Chapman, A, I. Bisr'hcff, Ice Barrinqa, Mr. O, T. Bacon. Page One Hundred Twenlyriive BELDON DODSON - - - - - - - - - President MR DOREMUS - - - - - - - - Sponsor Top Row, left to rightriBeldon Dodson, Mr. Doremus, Tom Kuykendoll, Dale Hakcher, C. E. May, Edgar Murkley, Edward A, Emmeu. H. W Alexander, E B Hudspeth, E. I. leliams. Second RowiGeorqe Wommack, Tack Gracey, Clyde Elliot, I. D. Berry, Neal Taylor, Arman Dodson, Iomes Davis, Wilson Shave, V. G. Marshall, Herbert Miller. Third Rowilames Mendl, Eugene Donnell. H. I. Eischoff, Olverl Gage, B. E. Fowler, Ren Sladovnik, Coy Watson, S. T Miller, Morgan Garrett, Fourlh HowiDouglas Johnson, Charles Dryden, Alan Sluder. Billy Fullon, James Robe, Basil Hoyle, W T. Huffman, Douglas Houston, Viclor Penuel, Jack Feaqun. Page One Hundred Twenlrsix President - - - - - 7 - 7 - CHARLES TUBBS Sponsor 7 7 7 - - 7 - - DR. VERNE SCOTT Vice7President - - - - - - - - BUD ALLDREDGE SecretaryTreasurer - 7 - - 7 - BEN MCCOLLUM, IR From How, 191! to riqh! lack chlnr, Roben PewiH, Ben MCCOHum, Bill Lmdsey, Vernon S. Wynult, Bud Alldredqe. Back Row Charles Tubbs, W. D. Rexley, W. L. Shelton IL, Dr. Verne ScoH, Elmo Donaho, Nat Childs, Leo Holbrook. Page One Hundred Twenly-seven KW KW 6M CHARLES MILLER - - - - - - - - - Presidem MR. S. F. DAVIS - - - - - - - - - - Sponsor OTTO LAMBERT - - . - - - - - - ViceAPresidem SecreiaryiTreasurer WYLENE THOMPSON Charles Miller, Mr. S. F, Davis, 0110 Lambert, Wylene Thompson, Frank Hubbard. Robert Smhh, L A. Johnson, H. W. Alexander, Veda T, Marshall, Buster Whittle. James Thigpen, I. M, Roha Page One Hundred Twenty-eiqht MILITARY DON RANKIN JACK McCOLLOUGH CHARLES BROWN COLONEL ST. P. M. s. 5 7. LT. COLONEL MARGARET STACY EDWIN HAWKINS REGIMENTAL ADIUTANT REGIMENTAL SPONSOR IADA DAVIS aAnAonN SG'L MAIOR LEO HATTON BATTALION SGT. Mmon MMOR JAMES B, BENDER Pxorassoa or MILlTAHY SCIENCE AND TACTICS EDWARD BYNUM BENTON LEW!S REGIMENTAL SG'L Mmoa BUGL JOHN HYATT GEORGE ALTMAN ' mm: mcazason mcx nouum DATTALION COWDER BAHALlON ADYUTANT BATTALION ADIUTANT BATTAUON COMMANDER FIRST PLATOON Captain DUB BUTLER Sponsor 0 ANN HARLESS First Row Ann Harless, H. V. Peoples, C. W. Bardner, K. E. Ming, R. Hendrix, M. R. Hill, E. Ken- nard, J. Major, M. Pinion, D. Foyer, R. Q. Garret C. Garrison, H. D. Fowler, L. B. Herrera. Second Row G; Huebner, R. Q Eomn, C. Stulls, Second Lieutenant D. Poindexmr, P. Geelan, D, Scarborough, E, A. HARLEY REDIN De Bruhl, I. Phelan, I. Swaqerw, G. Dansby, T Green, L. Greenwuy, H. qulvy, A. I. Howell. leoon Sergeanl Third Row 7H. O. Wray, W. Humnmnds, E. R. ED. EMMETT Hcrdwick, W. Bundle, J. Hallmark, A. Gentry, D. Buchman, I. Sadesky, I. Hanna, C. Beasley, G C. Meyer, E. Buckner, W R. Vexdenbaum. WI' a SECOND PLATOON Flrst RowWK. Hobin, B. Higgins, V. Higgins, R. Ridus, C. Whinemore, D. Barley, Q. Coiimon, E. Clank, B. Carnes, C. Boyd, 1. W. Mendl, B. Whillle, E H, Ramsey, E. Smnh, Second RowV D. McIntyre, B. J. Williams, 0. Gage, H. L. Phillips, C. B. Hoyl, A. L. Harris, I, Asher, F. N. Comuer, S, White, D. S. K1165, R. Hurlr groves, E. Dockrey, W. Wulers. Third Row MV Daniels, G. Ezell, AV Busuuch, D. Hebert, H, Eubonk, P. Andexson, G. C. Parker, V.me1ey, W. Meadow. R. Langston, R. Craven. Fourth Row ,p. M. Hicks, T. Robensl 1 Nxell, D F Johnson, I. I. Monin, P, Evans. leoon Sergeant W. B. CHILDRESS First Sergeant HARLEN CRAWLEY Second Liemenant DALE HATCHEE First Liemencnl TOM KUYKENDALL .HI I I I I1 nnlllrlelnu l nun 'V ,$ 3 A-.. Q FIRST PLATOON Captain SAM HARVEY . Sponsor MAXINE COLMAN First RowV rMuxine Colman, I. Pnce, I. Shunlesr worth,C.Cummings,B.Hoy1,W. Price, 1. Eogexs, R. L. Fowler, B. Denman, R. Tollen, A. Laanord. ' S. C. Moore, 1. WoodrulL Second Row 7W. T. Rehders, G. G. Hartwell, C. Butler, E. Porter, G. Morgan, M. Elmer B Borders, Second Lieu1enanl P. Jones, E. Chaliam. W. Loveless, I. Whi!e, D S. I. FOOSHEE Houslon, C. Ray, Third Row B. Andrews A. Chapman, T Ielierys, H. E. Genny, L. McDonald, I. Bun, B. Schrcmk. R. Kelley, E, B. Hudspeth, E. Grisham, E. Abbott, C. Cox, C. Walters, I. Fmdley. Platoon Sergeanl LA VOICE SCUDDY GWZQ SECOND PLATOON Flrs' Row R. F. Chxldress, C. E. Dye, B. Mitchell, I. Englxsh, T, Durham, C. Bxshop, B. Malone, S. lebum, J. W. Roho, R. 1.. Adams, A. Mays, F. Fnubion, C. Dryden. Second Row 71. K. Bruckin, G. Tips. L Hardin, T. Berry, B. Fincher, U, B. CoHen, H. Boys. D, CroswolL H. Reid, B. Down, 1. Parker. 1. M055, T. DeVolin, B. Strong, Third Row 7w. M. T Wright, 1. A. Gregg, E. s. Roumrea D. lebom, L. Robinson L. Borer, w. F. Miller, 13 Strong, M. Nxxon, P. Bible, E. Mcrkley, L. E. Campbell. Plaloon Sergeam PAUL BENNETT First Sergeant IAMES HARDESTY Second Llewenant JOHN COOK Flrsl Lieutennnl BILL BROOCKE Captain MOODY BETTIS Sponsor MARGARET MINTER Second LleuICnGnl HENRY KUHLMANN Plcloon Sergoam CLYDE ELLIOTT FIRST PLATOON F1rs1 Row iMargcrm Mimer, R. Franks, B. Houk. K Mmhewson, W. Bans, V. Walker, B. T Morton. 134 Gifford, C. Hill, I. Hiqqs, 1. Martin. 5. Key. F. Miller, I. Jenkins Second RowiM. W Gaston, E. Knox, I. Gregg. C. Thornblom, I. Kay, I. M, Kirklin, I. Thigpen, I. Parnell, T. H. Allen, B. Ferguson, L. E. Huffman. Third RowV I. Tawer, D. Fmdley, L Weber, W Alexander, R. R. Mitchell, C. Wise, G. Allred, G. Hanwell, I. D. OlliH, H. Huqqms, M. Steqlich, I. Wuhon, L. Fonur, E E E 1 :9 E - SECOND PLATOON Firsi Row L. R. Kmq, V. Miller, M. Barker, 1. lohrh son, I. H. Mueller, D. Tate, R. Nixon, H. Turner, A. J. Hall, W. E. Turner, G. Sisson. Second Row7 A, thllinburg, B.Wallers, I,Kelley, R Homillnn, W. Ervm, H. W. Alexander, A. W Dodson, L. E. Walker, T W Russell, R, L. Tam, J. H, Moseley, G. Proctor. Third RowNC. Roberts, W. Trozcxr, H Morgan, 1. Brown, R. Veasey, H. Gcntz, W. Dickson, I. McGlasson, F. Finley, H. Grissom, H. Holt. First Lieuienanl CHARLES MILLER Second Lieutenonl E. REMINGTON First Sergeant B. B. FOWLER ewwfb Captain FIRST PLATOON GLEN PATRIDGE Sponsor CHRISTINE ADAMS First Row Christine Adams, 8. W. Evans. I. W. Fudge , W. I Huffman, G. M. Pruett, B. Ruther- ford, L. L. Albrecht, W. N. Yeager, B T. Ellis, . L K. Oglesby, I. P, Lowe, R. C. Pierson, A. E. Boyd. Second RowW H. F. Mxller, H. D. szerorL C. I. Second Lieulenanl Amen. D. A. Price, C L Watson, M. H. Timmons, CHARLES HEDGES T. E. S1one, D. Davis, W. H. anht, K. W. Cook 1. P4 McMuIJcm. R O. Wesmrn, R. S. Roberts. Platoon Sergeanl Third Rowiv, B. Penuel, W Fulton, W. R Hare, JACK BOTELER I. T. Adams, M L. Bruck, C. A Anderson, S. E. Breeden, B Benes, W. C. Currie, B, A Johnson, D. Archer, I. R, Raymond, H. M. Adams, C, H. Voelkel, L! It! ;km'.h.lle illuminan- r em I mm; ' . r4, Gawfb SECOND PLATOON First RowV I. O. Pruitt, I. H. Burk, I. A Ccsebler. I. C. Hourk, R. O. Kruse, W. D. Widner, I. B. Began, D. D. Perkins, A. K Longino, H. R. Moore, 1.. Loper, R. H. Fowlm, E F. Sullivan. Second Row 7D MY Lambort, H. M. Pruwr, E. H Rust, W, E, MarshalL E, G, Bleker, I. H. Barrinqer, A. A. Schrimsher, A. W. Grimes, T. H. Pritchmd, L Kuykendall, M, A. Ellis, M. L. Almcy, W. E. R1ckpl,T.L.SlpoIe, D. A. Funnr. Thxrri Row R. J. Brswmn, L. D. Ellxs, D. A. Gardner. M. K. Thomas, P. K. HoweH, B. Spivey, B. E. McKnhnn, I. H. Haqlor, E. H. Hxllimd, B. Wi1hr row. I. R Blackwnn, R, Carr, R. B. Spencer, 1. S. Hays, G. A. Uttoxbcck, R. D Luncas'er. Plcuoon Sergeant WAYLAND HOLT Fxrsl Sergeant W. B. CAUGHRAN second LieuQenunt ROY KILE Fxrst IJPulcnnnl JOE HORNAK Captain HAROLD WALLIS Sponsor HARRIE'I' MITCHELL Second Lieutancm N EAL TAYLOR Platoon Sergeant A. I. BISHOFF 8W8 FIRST PLATOON Fust Raw Humm MncheH I. H, Wotkms, E. Gmunds, E. G. Woolvonon G. W. Loudder, E. L Kmsey, V W. Newman, L. E. Iohnsmn, P. L. Price, E. W. Donnell. F. O Tackson, W. B, Simp- son, E. I. Hymn E K. Pavrick. Second Row E. C. Gnskm, G. L. Proctor, R. R. Buuer, J, O. Gmcey, B. D. Danest, O W. Ruchey. H. H. McKelucy, F. S Dcnqler, C. Beck, W. D. Price. E. I. Purser, B. F. Hawthorne, R. L. thms. Third Row7 G. P. Eckmdt, M. L Black, L. C. Worr ren, T. I. Ford, G. L. Hubbs, V. W. Kinbrew. I. Yeoman, W. F. Read, R. R Guy. M. L. Lynch, W. L, Shellon, A. L. Knick. mummyum a. V. SECOND PLATOON Flrm Row E. Alldnclqe, C. D. Lamb, 1. A. Russell, C. E. Mullha. C, T. King, P. L. Parsons, G. S. Rohe Z. Tidwell, R. Sludovnik, I. E. Puntch, I. C. Wooiverlon, D. Portor. N. Oliver. Second How I. C. Ecrqle W. D Reiley, G. Holt, A B, Wen, W. C. Vaughn. A. N. Fitzgerald, I. E. Gracey, C C. Fincher, T. S. Bunh. W. F Urban, R. Cames. C. Wachcrdorfer, C. Lemh, E. W. Tripp. Third Row N. G. Norman, W. H. Guy, G, M. Briggs. B. Howsley, A. O. Brink, I, E. SoweH. R E. Biggs, W. A. Long, E. H. Chxldress, I. B. Wilie, R. K. Lane, B. Wham, C Smithoy, IV W Scruggs, D. Crawford. leoon Sergeant C. TERRY Firsl Seyqecxm BELDUN DODSON Second Lxculennm TOM KING Flrm Lieumnnnt ROY KILE - -u ls'uI-Iuni'uu'u Hum: Ihllul numu 8W4 FIRST PLATOON Captam ROBERT HERRING Sponsor 0 MARGUERITE CHAFIN Fust Row Mcrquvmn Chamm R. PhGIL C. . Olson, R. Willmms, V. JV HnnwvH, C, S. L9 is W. Murphy, J. uwym, I. K annn, L. Kny ' T lehamson, B, L. Pomp, B.I.M1yQ.V.M1119L Second Row L, W. Sh-IVG, S M, Nommn, W. M. Casey, S. D. Whnman, G. R, S'nuL S. C, lesmL S d L' t n n! I. A. Prcnher, P. H. zumcwH, C. A. laughs, F. econ neu e a Gober, W. D. Neoly, W. R. Mock D. R Ulmsthr, CARROLL LEARNED V. G. Marshall. Plgmon sergean: Third How I R MrCoy, R. L Iarmn, T, S aner, H. H. ALEXANDER C. E Norred, N. E. McDonald I. T. Bnmh, G. V'. Fozoy, A. D. Bell, C. R. McKnnm, T. H. meeek, R. 1. Yanks, D, L. Anderson J. D. Poluqrcw, A C. Cox, L. T. Inqers. 6W4 SECOND PLATOON Fust Row W. M. Gibson, W. P, Denmun. I. D. Beny, W. H, Monroe, D. F. Wulsmu. F. W. Hulr hard, A. K. Dowers, I. T. Coleman, S T. Millel. H. F Wells B, BY Mx'Collmu. W. Hum. W. Curb. Seccnd Row A. A Bexlex, P. '1 . Vulhum. I. M. Moore, G. 'Tunkmslry, C, Emwn, D, Reed, 0. Gregg, N, A. Andexson. E. R. Riech, W. S. lones A, Wuddlv u H. Lurk W. Upton R C. Peny. Hznzl How H. E. GarEnz R S. Baker, W. F. Shaw Hum T, Rxdiey, ' B, Huddlesmn I. F. Gaines W. S Fuwler, R. Gray, H V onwn, RA CorknlL l. Alvxmm 1 A,1'3o ;x1,E.Norxm:ru. leoon Sergeant YORK R ATLIFF FirsJ Sergeanl EDWIN MAYS Second Lieutenant LUCIEN TEIRCE Fug Lxeutenam JAMES SMITH FRONT RANK E E. REMINGTON O. D. HATCHER F. GOBER B. T. ELLIS C. A. ELLIOTT T. KING I' K. OGLESBY O. LABERT W. BROOCKE I. S KUYKFNDALL SV ROHE M. HILL R. R HERRINC 1. BOTFLFR REAR RANK 6 e W. F. URBAN 040mm acid M124 N- A- ANDERSON FIRST PLATOON M, L. TEIECE I. GRACEY Firsi Lieukenam Cnplain E I MAYS I. HORNAK E.HAWKINS R. L. SMITH Second Lieutenant Color Bearer Second Lieutenam M. BETTIS H. WALLACE I. HYATT O. V. MILLER G. G. HARTWELL ,l. ASHER D. McINTYRE T, E. DeVOLIN L. B. HERRERA First Sergeam R. BAKER Platoon Sergeant 64mm Gabi 6W SECOND PLATOON C. LEARNED Phnoun Sergeant H. WALLACE FRONT RANK C. HEDGES C. CUMMINGS F. S. DENGLER E. L. BYNUM I. A. PHELAN G. HOLT O E MURTHA R D. TOLLETT W B, CAUGHRAN E. A. EMMETT H. E. WELLS E. STRONG H. KUHLMANN REAR RANK R. FRANKS B. BETTES A. SCHRIMSHER P. BIBLE B. THROCKMORTUN P. BENNETT W D KELLEY D. ATOR B. DENMAN E ELEKER F FAUBION M NIXON Capt lain SAMMY RUEGG Fug Lieutenant LOYD MORGAN First Sergeant C. E. MAY Band FIRST ROW W. G. KINMAN I. E. POWELL M. GARRETT E. GREEN P. TAYLOR W. CURTIS C. GRADY SECOND ROW T. LAUDERDALE R. DAVIS A. STUDER R. HEATON I. C. PASCHALL G. MILLIGER V DANIELS G FERGUSON W. NICOL I, STEVENSON A. TIBBS H. REESING FIRST ROW W B. CARPENTER I. HAYS T. THOMPSON M. VERNON R CLARK SECOND ROW L. WHEAT L. COOK I. MITCHELL Sponsor FLOEINE CLARK L. HORNE E4 SUTTON M. D. BAILEY T. A. IOHNSON DrunrMcjor REX CARNES EDGAR IENNINGS FRED JENNINGS L. HOWINGTON Second Lxemenanl CHARLES KILBORN RIFLE TEAM R414; 7m Fxrst RowiN. F Richerson, O. H. Lock, R. C. Bachmun, H. D, Fowler, R. F.Chi1dress, L. R. King, W, B. Childress, I. C. Hanna H. F. Miller, E, C, Petty, H, A. HowelL Second Row 7R. I. Yamis, W. E. Marshall, B. Fulton, B Malone, G. C. Moore, J. N. Brown, B. Grimes, E Strong, E. A. Norman, E. R. Hurdwick, H. L. Gcnlz, B. Strong. Third Row W. G. H011, B. L. Lewis, R. J. Baker, V. L Homak, E. L. chkinsl C. E. Brown, R. L. Iarmn, N. A. Taylor, G. A. Patridqe, G. S. Robe, W, C. Curriel L E. Stone. Fags. One Hundred Fcrly-eiqht 601M 5am; ir 0h, our hearty with joy are thrilling When the Tarleton color: wave And our spirits rise with rapture When the Tarleton mm are brave Fight for victory, hght for honor And xuccexx will crown the hght All hail the proud defenders of the purple and white. 1C4 ll le A 1,. V eu'h r311, ,1 i a I;v ,I.w v, A ltit'rggr'xywjuyinj15152; h . J t Coach Earl Rudder and the squad of boys that reported for practice for the toctbalt season at 1038. Turleton started the 1938 season with more material than any Tarleton team for the last few years The Plowboys lost their first game to a powerful A. C. C team by the score of 21 to St Tarleton's touchdown came as a result of Woolverton's ability to hit puss receivers, although he was being rushed. Woolverton tossed a 20 yard pass to Houk for the only Plowboy touchdown in the second quarter. Willard Woolverton and Ice Hays were outstanding for Tarleton. Watkins, Tankersly, Cure and thr also turned in C1 fine game. TANKERSLY i LettWWutkms receives kickoff m A. C. C. game. Right Smith proves to be one of the shittiest hacks m ttw runtprnnm KILE PHARR CURE WATKINS BROWN Left K1le circles right end in A. C C R1qht Tunkmsly gained consistently 1n Cameron game as shown above Tarleton lost their game with the Cameron Aggies 6 to 0. It was a very closely contested game :15 Gem be seen by the score and first downs. Tarleton made four first downs and Cameron made five. Cameron's 31x points were accounted for by two perfectly executed field goals, Woolvetton was outstanding by far in Tarleton's backfield with Brown and Cure hitting hard in the line. The Plowboys lost to :1 very powerful Sul Ross team and c1 high altitude by the score of 32 to 13, Tcrleton's scores were accounted for by Smith making :1 fortyrfive-yczrd gallop to the fiveAyard line and scoring on the next down Watkins passed to Harris on the tonyard line to set up for the second touchdown. Watkins and Tankersly were standouts in the Plowboy backfield, while Hays, Cure, Evans and Harris were playing above average in the line, Lani rwoolvmmn passing in practlce. Rmht Tankersly around 1m end In Cameron game. gr HM: Vuttmt Left to right top row Swaqer rt,y Buckner Evans Huys Phtlhps Spenser Emu. Sndesky, Brown Baker. Se econ row Reedus, Ccsbe en Ramsey Rourk Olsen Adams Gvbso 001v anon, Txerce Vuuq Thu'dRi rage Coach Rudder Dockeruy BI I'own Crnwky KILe kams nHarIms .Cum Anderson Km hontJ I . I g l The Plowboys took the conference opener with Decatur by a score of 38 to 7. Watkins started the scoring with a fifty-four yard run in the second quarter for a touchdown, Kile and Gibson both intercepted passes and reached pcry dirt with very well executed runs of fifty and forty-five yards respectively. Smith turned in a very brilliant game, making several outstanding runs, Crawley and Tankersly also played well for the Plowboys. Four different teams played for Tarleton before the game was over. TIERCE Leftr Tunkersly makes a good gain mound rith end against Clifton. Right7Watkms caught by the camera in pruct ice .x n t 'E'Htm K , t l Top row Co rklc Crdwle e,y Wylto Pntrhqrd Ashorn Borders thkot Fowler Rn ymond Walst o.n scund row Hm'l Pomdcxter Emrtnqcr Ge Rushmu Swat lerty, Alexan der Goodlett, Parke er. Th'xd tow lac kso Sterlmrz, ySmtth HCure Campbell Buckcw Lnnqtord thr, Tankersiy Mmtm Couch WIS sdom 1m trontt Scuddu The Plowboys won their second conference game against Hillsboro by ex margin of 25 to 0, Smith started the scoring with cm eighty-yard run on the second play of the game. Watkins GIBSON intercepted a pass and made c: fine run back to set the stage for the second touchdown of the game. The final touchdown was made by Bob Lcmgford, who intercepted c1 pass and crossed the goal line. Lcmgford at end was especially outstanding for the Plowboys, Campbell, Swagerty, Cure, Smith and Davis also came in for their share of the glory. Woolverton had CI very high average on his kicks, one traveling sixty yards in the dirt STERLING Lott rWutkins carries the bull in Decatur game Right Kite demonstrates the ball in Decatur game. EVANS ft WOOLVERTON A very good combination Tankersly, Kile Smith Woolvert on Campbell and Hays were outstanding at 1heir positions cenlcr and guard respectively. Tarleton and Schreiner Institute ended their game in a 7 to 7 deadlock. Wootverton personally accounted for Turleton points and kept the game on cm even basis with his exceptionally good punting. The Plowboys defeated Weatheriord 7 to O in one of the best games of the season. Woolverton tossed or forty-yard pass to ankersly for the only touchdown of the game. Kile and Crawley played stellar games for the Plowboys. Kile made one eighty-eight yard punt return for a touchdown, but it was called back The Plowboy line was impenetrable all during the game. Campbell and Laanord played in the Weatherford backfield most of the evening. LeftiKile is given some very good blocking on oII-tackle play against Cllflon. nght 7Tlerce passing in practice. POINDEXTER LANGFORD Left rTierce Crawley, Woolvennn and Smilh pmsnnl u very capable backfield. Rith Gibson kicks exlm poinl Tarleton emerged victorious over Clifton by the score of 38 to 61 Tarleton's second, third and fourth strings played most of the game. Several of the fish were very good and give us hope for a very good team next year. RICKEL Lenhcmm and Brown aner me ball 111 pmcuce. Rith7WoolveHon demonslrmes the pass as 11 511011111 be used. RUSHING DACHERAY LeftiWoolvenon punls against N. T. A. C. Rigm An oIHuckle play againy N. T. A. C. The Plowboys lost a final thriller to N. T. A C. by the score of 7 to U. N. T. A. C. had CI genius, in the form of a quarterback, known as Gonzales Wayne Cure hit him faster and harder than he had ever been hit before, but he still passed that ball. Tarle- ton's offense was at a very 10w ebb until Smith came in, despite injuries, and made several spectacular runs. It might have been c1 different game if Smith had been able to play the whole game. The game was a heurt-breqker to lose, but Tarleton is anxiously waiting for cmother year and another chance at N. T. A. C. Tankersly cmd Woolverton joined in with Hays, Swugerty cmd Cure to stand out in defensive work. Leftiwmkins passes againsl Clifton. HighliN, T. A. C knocks down a pass intended for Kile. BARCLAY Loni Campbell breaks up one 0! N. T. A. C.'s many passes. nghi Smith makes good gain mound 1er end against N. T, A. C, TARLETON'S RECORD 'I'arleton Opponent A. C. C. .. 21 0 Cameron Aggies 6 13 Sul Ross 32 38 Decatur . 7 25 Hillsboro ,, U 7 ; Schreiner 7 7 Weatherford . O 38 Clifton . 6 0 N. T. A, C 6 km Rithr K110 mukes long quin in Clxhon game. iBirdsveye-view of a long run in Clifton game. GUY TANKERSLEY The most valuable football player of '88-'39 Page One Hundred Sixly CHEER LEADING STAFF ROBERT HERRING Head Leader, DUB BUTLER NEWELL OLIVER Athleiic Sponsor, EMMA RUTH COX Page One Hundred Sixly-one Top row left to rightrrRilchie, Blair, Castillo, Evans, Rankinl Boone. Second rowiierrutt, Honk. Redtn, Scudduy, Finley, and White. The Tarleton Plowboys started the 1938-39 season with some stiff competition and a previous record of two defeats in the last five years staring them in the face. In the '3738 season the Plowboys lost for the first time in four seasons of tough competition Dcmiel Baker furnished the first competition of the year and they proved to be nearly an equal for the Plowboys. The Plowboys won the first game 39 to 29 with Ritchie and Scuddcry doing most of the scoring. The second game was CI different story, and the Plowboys were trailing by C1 scant two points when the final whistle blew. Howard Payne, another Senior college, next encountered the Plowboys and when the smoke had cleared away the score stood 49 to 50 in favor of Howard Payne. The game was a hard one to lose because it was so very close and nerve-Iacking. Scuddcxy was outstanding for Tarleton. Tarleton lost on the following night to Howard Payne by the score of 43 to 33. The game was much closer than the score indicated though. Ritchie was high point man for Tarleton. LeitiDon Rankin tColoneD, guard. RightiLuVotce Scudday tBent, guard. Top row lett to right 7Fow1er, Huffman. Pricey Gregg, White. Second row4reqq, Utterback, Garrett. Tarleton overpowered Ranger by the score of 53 to 26. Ritchie was high point with fifteen points and Finley was second with eleven points. Clifton was the next team to be defeated by Tarleton. It proved to be a very easy game for the Ptowboys. The score was 50 to 15. Breaking a precedent of ten years standing, the Tarletonites lost their first conference basket ball game in the history of Central Texas Conference by succumbing to the N. T. A. C. Aqgies 30 to 34. Raymond Blair led the Plowboys with twelve points. SCUDDAY Leftistuarl Evans tCan't misst, forwardt Eightquymond Blair tLonqt, forward. T5M63fn2 . ,iusEa-azes 6T . 41m; f, Clasullo smks :3 Hip shot against Hillsbolo The Plowboys wcrded off the fighting Hillsboro Indians by the score 01 43 to 26. Ritchie scored seventeen points for Tarleion. The Wemherford Coyotes didn't present as rough competition as was expected and Tcrleton won easdy 44 to 22. Spike Evans was high point man with eleven points wnh Ritchie and Blair close behind w1th ten points each. The Plowboys were in great form when they rolled over Ranger by the score of 66 to 29 Raymond Blair accounted for eighteen points personally. Three different teams saw acnon for the Plowboys. Clifton was again defeated by the Plowboys 1n 0 comparatively easy game. Castillo was high point man with sixieen points. Lc-ttWOlis Ritchie TCableT, center, quhtiRalph Cashllo TCcsteT c-enier. J .1 WM. FINLEY Left Rankin shoots aqamst Howard Pa ne. Right Ritchie counters lor two points against Hillsboro. In a thrilling game that WCIS forced into an overtime period, the Farmers managed to eke out cx close 39 to 36 victory over the Hillsboro Indians. With one minute to go the Plowboys were behind two points when Scud- day came through to force the game into cm extra periodt Castillo played a very good game for the Plowboys. Blair, Castillo, Evans and Ritchie tied for scoring honors with eight points apiece, The Plowboys jumped to an early lead over Weatherford and extended it to win 68 to 28 over Weatheriord. Ritchie and Blair led the scoring with thirteen and eleven points respectively. The Plowboys concentrated on defeating N. T. A C. in practice and worked diligently. Top leltiiHarley Redin tFroqt, forward. Bottom lett rFred Finley tTripleL torwurd. Center, eloe Whtte tVolley kidt, guard. Eightiilue Boone tGubbyt, guard. Len Rilclne Hmht Pm hh In one of the most exc1ting games ever played at Tarleton, the Plowboys beat N. T. A. C by the narrow margin of 32 to 30. Tarleton led the entire game until about two minutes before the game was over. N. T A. C. stepped into the lead 30 to 28. Finley went in the game for Tarleton and immediately started to work. First he looped two free shots and then drib- bled the length of the court to make C: field goal. Scudday played an excellent game for Tarletont Rankin never broke into the lead in scoring but he was a wizard on detenset Ritchie was high point man with nine points and Scuddcty followed with eight. Ritchie captured the top scoring honors oi the season The first seven were: RHCIMP 145 SC iday 3 leey 66 t' Blair 85 Evahs llo hankm Top right Raymond Iaxmtt, onwurd. Bottom nqht C h 'N. I. Wisdom. Blair takes a shot against Ranger Len Coach Oscar Frazier. Center $aptain Carlton Terry. RighluDye and Carpenter starting. Tarleton has some very good material for the 1938-39 season among these are Captain Carlton Terry and Charlie Dye. Both cxre very good men in the sprints and present a good track team by themselves. Coach Oscar Frazier states they Will engage in several track meets and will probably have some very formid- able competition. Len King highrlumpinq. R qht Colfmun ihrowing me javelm. LeftiHedges and Cutfmrm hurdlinq. Rightepmcucinq on the quick taken . The Plowboys won the championship in the Central Texas Conference every year while it was intact. Last year they won the Southwestern Exposition meet. They beat the Conner State Aggies of Edmond, Oklahoma, by Q margin of one-halt point They also made good showings in the other meets entered. LetlriThree men practicing starts. Two hurdlers going through then paces. g-g- xn-nnwt ,A RANKIN LeiliBuckow broadejumpinq. EightiNorman polewuhinq. The Plowboys lost the first meet ot the season due mainly to injuries and being so early in the season. Some of the boys show great promise though. Rankin won first place in the shot put with very little trouble and should win at the Southwestern Exposi- tion meet at Fort Worth. Gary won first place in both the low cmd high hurdles. He is one of the most promising freshmen. Terry wan the ZZOeyard dash against some very stifi competition. We predict c1 successful season for the boys. Leh7meley tosses the shot. Rankin puts the shot. Franks coming from edge of wmer. Price driving, H111 pulling. The Plowboy Golf Team will participate in the annual tourna- ment in May and several other matches. The Plowboys lost some very good men, but the new material looks very promising. Price is the only man returning from last year's squad. Coach Wisdom, Price, Hill, Franksl Wright. Lambert, Hycm, Learned, and Gibson. One of xhe most valu- able organizations to the Cadets of Tarleton this Year was that of intro, mural sports The schedule of play included Basket Ball, Baseball, Track Tenh ms, and Volley Ballh Under the able direction of the Reg. Director and his staff, the intramural sports season was most successful. Left to riqht: COACH WISDOM Head m Imramuml spam CAPT. HERRING Reg. Director CAPT. BUTLER Director ol Co. A CAPT. HARVEY Director 01 Co, B SECOND LT. FOWLER Director of Co. C CAPT. HORNAK Director of Co. D CAPT. KING Director of Co. E CAPT. LEARNED Director of Co. F CAPT RUEGG Director of Bond and SKIN NORMAN STERLING Direclor oi Civilians COMPANY A's BASKET BALL TEAM Standmn: BOONE, COFFMAN, HANNA, GREENE, HARGRAVES, HIGGINS. Sumnq: HOBIN, SMITH, RANDALL. BUTLER COMPANY B's BASKET BALL TEAM Slunqu: MAY, BAYS. HARDESTY, HAPMAN, ENGLISH, BENNETT, SCUDDY. Smmq: HUDSFETH, MOORE, CHES- WELL, ROBINSON, ADAMS, WRIGHT. COMPANY C's BASKET BALL TEAM Smndmg: CALDWELL, F O W L ER, WISE, TOWERS, FINLEY sunnq: JENKINS, ELLIOTT, FRANKS, ON. COMPANY D's BASKET BALL TEAM Standing: PRATER, LONGINO, EL- LIS, BAINES, LANCASTER. Sxmng: HOLT, HOWELL. COMPANY E's BASKET BALL TEAM Shndmu: RITCHEY, TAYLOR, KIN SEY, FOWLER, GROUNDS, ROHE. Smmu: GASTON, KING, DONNELL, CROSS, LEITH, PARSONS, SMITIA. COMPANY F's BASKET BALL TEAM smnqu: COLEMAN IARHETT, Mr:- DO AVERY, MAYS, LM- MOTT. thnq: FOWLER, HERRING, GIL MORE, LANCASTER. SHANNON. THE BAND AND STAFF BASKET BALL TEAM Sundum: HAMILTON, DAVIS, S'I'Er PHENSON. BYNUM, SMITH. HAYS. thnry: HOWINGTON. THOMPSON, RUEGG. THE CIVILIAN BASKET BALL TEAM Smnqu: LOPEZ, WOOLVERTON. TUBES, SHADDOCK, BLAIR. 34km: SUMMERFORD, WILLIAMS. COMPANY A's BASEBALL TEAM MENDL, FOWLER, GARRISON, HOV BIN, REDUS, WILLIAMS, BUTLER. EMMETT, CHILDRESS, COFFMAN, CARNES. HARTGRAVES. COMPANY B's BASEBALL TEAM MCDONALD, FINCHEH, WHITE, STRONG, CHALFANT, FAUBION, MOORE COOK, COFFMAN. COMPANY D's BASEBALL TEAM ARCHER, LONGINO, UTTEREACK, EVANS, CAMERON, LAMBERT, EREWTON, HOWELL, E R O C K, BAINES, HAYES, DAVIS, FOWLER, BLACKWELL, HORNAK, 2: Q -3 COMPANY E's BASEBALL TEAM EVANS, RUSSELL, BRINK, KIRSEY, CROSE, ELLIOTT, LANE, GRUGGS, EARGLE, SABINS. COMPANY F's BASEBALL TEAM FOOSHEE, WALSTON, COLEMAN. BROWN, MOORE. JARRATT, HUDV DLESTON, NOHRED, WILLIAM- SON, REED, sxxwvm TOLEY. HERRING, GIBSON. CIVILIANS BASEBALL TEAM Smndmg: SHADDOCK, CASTILLO, BLAIR, TUBES, GORDON, RIDDLE. Sminq: CROMWELL, WOOLVERTON. STERLING, ASHORN, CURE PEM EERTON E1115 lakes a shot w some aqmns! Company A. Company c lakes a uemhmw on Company Lefl to Right Richerson, Kennard, Brown, and Wulston. i a 7m l Tarleton will enter several strong matches and indications are : that the Plowboy netmen will give very good accounts of their I efforts. Last year N T. A. C. had c1 very outstanding tennis team and ! won out over Tmleton, but the Plowboys will be out for revenge this year. The Tennis SquadiBmwn, Kennurd, Nichols, Richerson, Walston. l l l v , , n??? ; a 7111; L asiajll. ill Doubles at badminton N The girls play indoors too. 90 Catch the ring girls 4. The girls all like volley ball. 5. A favorite sport. 6 Did you ever see such a huge ball? Guin Sherman tries out for tennis. Maxine and Corrine test their agility Azalea stars ct! basket ballA The girls learn to march 100. Dorothy Ieom poses wiih golf clubs. I. Polly Gober swings c1 golf club well. 2. Hit that ball! 3. Everybody swing. 4. Hit that target, Stacy. 5. Another archery fan. 6. It's tennis all year round. 06416an . Pf, . , x I , glww F , CEA$ $ IRQQM -L;v col I.'-i -- id'JMI-I-U'II-ij'.'r' I. 6TH AN D THROCKMORTON RIVER ROAD . . . BY BRUNO LORE DQWN MEMQRY LANE Here is your book of memorieseso fresh and bright that they are hardly memories yetebut time is working at them. 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