Memphis High School - Cyclone Yearbook (Memphis, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1937 volume:

-- : if A , al 4 THE 1937 fANDfTUDM A IDIJIBLIIHED BV A ITUDENT may or MEMPI-III men ninool MEMDHlI,TEXAI 'V V- 'N if ' 4 i' 4 4 4: FUIQEWIDIQD Qcwur 5014001 llfg --Q0 you 'reafjje the joys you noud possess, 'Elm happy iimes you Gfbenal ?c-Qatar you-fznrgei the ks,6z'rit cf mlemphia Qigh Gilman! anal tfnoae days qjfjoy ?d'o aa an e0 Yemznder , 1AJeJ6u,6!i6ll. flLi6 iZ'LiVf6eVl.f1'1. edition ofthe Qfandstovm to feep alixfe in your Lear-to the record of aciixhty anal Znappinesa of aclmoof days. Rf' 6 -1--in-u pg f 13,52 ' inyxi DITDICASTIU To ouv- te,a.aZ..e,zn,f3'iend and counselor, Ofhr. dam Qo1Ja,n,l9ecazwe of luis uzfnfiring zzfzferesi Juggeahona , and aaldico in our Oar-ioua school aciidzfiea ,1,Je, oizuoefzfefg deafiaan this , -blue? tlnivieeafzizn edifzonf of izizpa danalotovmjl LCZTZLe, Qjgajgq -, in 5? ff X X fl I -,-.----..- ..- .f- -- . . D nl EW Q W ww j: QUNTE NT! I. THE ICHUOL 11. Tl-IE FACULTY mi. CLAIIEI 1.flfNlOl2f LJUNIODI a. 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EES 1 ',-'s75Xf ff , E i ! ' ff:if :'J' A?5 T Af MA 1,ig5J:T52 , 1 . ! 5+ if f ' r - A W Ni-1-fi-1:11 5 5 ? 3 13 'LL fi -M K QL gg Li E' : 1 ,g, E -'T 'U ga ix. - JVPH N I kfi 447'- 7- :X- 2 X X FACULT KAEQ ' pee - 1 ,525 THE SUPERINTENDENT YOUNG PEOPLE, The challenge of this age is for you to keep your eyes clear, your mind alert, your spirits high, your handclasp firm, a good appetite, and plenty of sleep. If you can achieve these things and add to them the willingness to Work, victory is yours. W. C. DAVIS I I 1 . . uk s, , gy 95? 'gl Z? X --- rfls... 9 . xjx-:- if! THE Pmrsciest To Tllfi Stuotixis oe fVlI??XlPHIS Hiott Sc1'ioo1.: I want to thank the student body for the spirit of loyalty and co-operation that you have constantly shown. A school can be no better than the student body. for it is the school: as it goes, so goes the school. Our excellent school is made possible by you. the students. TO THE SENIORS: I want to remind you that at school is judged by the public on the product it turns out. Let your conduct and attitude exemplify the highest ideals of your school. Never by word or deed do anything that will bring discredit on your school, To THE REST OF THE SCHOOL: Let me ask of you the same effort and attitude in the future that has been shown in the past. To YOU ALL: My sincerest wish for you is a life of usefulness and happiness. H. J. GORE W? . fb J f' f DX 'X L. CARRGL BUYERS, 5.2. MISS PEQHINS, 9,A, ENGLQSH ANU PUBLIC SPAmi3u AND ENGLISH SPEAKYNG Unxvaasfrv or TEXAS N T S T P J H133 KNOX, B EwcL1sa Unvvaaslfv or . A. K lj HAROLD HALKER, B. A. MATH. AND ATHLEYDCS TEXAS Ssmmcws Unrveasxrv V FRAHV A. HUBBELL, 8.5. BOWEN COX, B. S. R. 5. PULLBS, B. S. QHYSICAL EDUGQXTIDN TYPEWRQTIMG, SHORTHRND, HISTORY ANS BAND Oivtcs Mm BUELQGY 8mzmiEEPlr:G, AND Bush- SUL RGSS, T. C. UNUVEHSITY OF TEXAS NESS RFHTHWEETIC J' TJ. T. S. T. C. if V, 1 SAME. 0Ef'?AN, B. s. mas. mme Huasmo mass naman B. A. Rl ' . ,M x X, 0 i f LEX w. OARLTGIR 5.5. NWT 'SD f'gNc5 3- 5' An? vocm'mNAL Acanicvlagruns ' - - ' - HOME EGGN0H!5S HABDINMSYMMONS New Mexaao A, M. , S. T. O. Dunant, GxLA. Unvvznszrv ,V X M GGLLEQE K ME 1-sq A ,Y ' 4 F , . -'A .fTfV11f.7'vf'f 5fh+' Ai rf 1',r.- , ' ' ' R -rx u IE IOIQI 1.-l ZEB MOORE HATTiE DE A Pmfssurim VlCE'PFiE J Wff Q ,A 2 i DOROTHY SUE FULTZ PAT NOEL. Ssckzranv TREAsu M MRELQZEZZARD Q5 1 JH ASELQL K ll?3iQ,2fifZf- Isjs i i ,, ....,..7,.,.-.- . Y -...,....--.-..-...., N is -'X f? in at 1?f AMOGENE BAKER PEP SQUAD '3k,'3'-'36 Home Ee. CLUB ,1- f' T. O. P. CLUB A. G. OALLAHAN FOOTBALL '3Af'j5-'36 - SPANISH CLUB '45 M gig MAQZELLS RILLINGS PEP Squao '36 T. O. P. CLUB '37 Q11 LLOYD CAMPBELL FOOTBALL '35 BASKETBALL '36 BILL JOE BOREN BAND '33-'32f'35-'35-'37 F. F. A. CLUB '37 FDUTBALL '35-136 BGWLING TEAM '36 SPANSSH CLUB '35-'36 ALBERT CRUMP FOOTBALL '36 F. F. A. CLUB '36 DORQTHY JO LG - PEP GLEE Home EUGENE DAVIS BASKETBALL '35 36-'37 F. F. A. CLUB '35-'36- GLEE CLUB '36-'37 A323 - BENGY ESTES FQOTBALL '3hf'35w'36 wmv QLQB v35,s3i-a36 BAND '33 3Qf'39 BASKETBALL 'BY LUIS HILL SPANISH CLUB '35-'36 FEP SQUAD '35-'36 Home EG. GLUE '3Qf'35 T. 0. P. GLUQ '37 FRAHCEQ FQSTER Hama EC. Cfvn ' 5'f35 LILLXAN HUCKABY Home EG. CLUB fjkffij PHP Sanur fix-'35 mer Cum H5-'BT DGRCTVY SUE FULTZ SPANISH CLUB 135-'36 HQME EC. CLUB '35wf37 VHP SQQAQ '35m'36 LEADER '37 T. O. P. CLUB 'BY M ED JOHNSON -- SPANISH CLwe '35-'36 V, FOQTSALL f35-E563 . Juwxoa BASKETBALL '35 ' 1 ,jwenjouw ca 1 LREATH '97 FoovaALL '35-'36 BASKETBALL '3 -'35-'36 F. F. A. CLUB H35-v36w'37 Qnsa CLUB '36-'37 ARDEN JONES Tanwus f35M'32Q'37 v SEN! nm 137 ,V 1 .,,,-,, ii-Bfgf 'T in ,fag ,X -E JU5 TT' BILLY KINSLQW JUNIOR BASKETBALL '35 TENNIS '35-'36-'37 BOWLING TEAM '36 UTH5 SAHDSTOHV' '37 SPANssu CLUB '35-'36 TOVUYE MQAUEE PEP SQUAD '3bf'35-'TS J Home EC. CLUB 'QS-'36 PAYE LAND Hove Ea. CLLQ '35-'36 T, O. P, CLUS 'QT W1N1FRED MCDANI ,IEW fl' FOGTBALL '35 L pxwu sr-:mm '37 FRANK LEE Sclencs CLUB '3' SPANISH CLMS '3E,'35 BASKETBALL '35 Tennis F37 Hl'Y '3bP'35 'Hx-Times REPORTER '3AP'35 HORACE HALOVE BASKETBALL '33-'3b,'35 FGOTBALL '3Lf'35-'36 UMH CLUB '3br'j5-'36 r PAULINE LONGSHQRE SPAnssH CLUB '35-'36 Hama Ee. CLUB '35-'36-'37 T- O- P. CLUB '37 ZEB MOORE FOOTBALL '3 '35 'N' CLUB 'j dunxna BQSKEIHALL '35 BAND '3hf'35-'35-'3? Srxnnsv CLUB '35-'36 mf iv! ' T ' in ff- Y q 33415-3-5 !NEZ MORRISON Hama EC. CLUB '3Ef'3T f PEP SQUAD '3hf'3 Dauw COQF5 '36 ' SPAr1sz CLUB '35 T. 0. P. Gnma '35 - Q FRAVCES POVERS Hari EC. CLUB '33-'35-'36 Svnwssw CLUB '36-'37 T. O. P. CLUB 'BT RQBERT MOSS F. F. A. CLUB f35Q'37 BASKETBALL '35-'36-'SY BAND '35-'35-'37 F. F. A. GLEE CLUQ '36m'37 MARY LOI5 PGWERS PEP SQHAD T3Lf'35-'35 T. 0. P. CLUB 'ST HGME EC. CLUB 'Eu Srnwxsw CLUB '35-'36 MARY HELEV HELSQV PEP SQUAD '3Qf435 LEADER '36 Hwmm Es. CLUQ 'BMFIB6 T. 0. P. CLUB '37 ! SPAms:H CLua '35w'35 FRANK PHELAH UWHIRLWIUDN '35 2 'BASKETBALL '35 36-'37 ' nTus SAnQsTonmN '56-'37 ,J Swnwxsw CLUB '35mf36 Tawmze '37 , 1 PAT NUEL ' QOTQALL '35-'35 Tamwts '35-'37 BASKETQALL '35-'36-'37 Paascuswv Qumran CLASS '36 f BAND '3hf'35-'35 37 '7 BOWLING TEAM '364 SPANTSM CLUB '33-'36 , MAURENE REHEQS Srnwzsn Cuua '35-'36 li Hama EC. Cnus '35-'37 A bi 'PHP SQUAD '35-v36 LEADER '37 Qf T. O. P. CLUB '3? 4 VH Tamara '36-137 V HTHE Snuosroamn '37 pf t J52L'9 IA l11c:1A:i 1 K 1 ?lJ'iE5 KATHRYN REYNOLDS PEP SQUAD '3hf'3M Hom: Ee. CLUB '3Q:'35 G. 0. P. CLUB '3 137 TENNIS '36-'37 VALDA SMITH T. 0. P. CLUB '37 Santos '37 HILDRED RICHARDS Home Ee. CLUB '35-'36 CLUB '37 ve ousr TACQUARD CLL 37 PEP Squao '36 BEN SMITH BASKETBALL '36 FooTaALL '35-'36 F. F. A. GLuB '36-'3? ZOLA MAE THOMAS Home Ec. CLus '33-'37 PEP SQUAG '35-'36 T. 0. P. GLUE '37 SPANISH CLUB '35-'36 LGUIE SMITH BASKETBALL Q36 FoovsALL '3 I 'N DAYLE THDMPSUN BASKETBALL '37 F. F. A. GLUE '37 -- 0. -Z rfzh fi- 5115 YU' DEHWIS WALKER FOGTEALL '3Lf'35-'56 BASKETBALL 135-'36-'37 TENNIS '35-136 NNN GLUE '3Mr'35-'SG F. F. A. CLUB '35-'36 LEOTA WINES Hom: Ec. CLUB '35-'35w'3T T. O. P. CLUB '37 HATTIE DEH WARD GHQRAL Cnua '37 P SQUAD '35-'36 LEADEH '37 O. P. CLUB '37 Home EC. CLua '35 Srnwusw CLUB f3j-'36 f BAND 537 BETTY W!NGRGVE PEP SQUAD F3 T. O. P. CLUB '37 2 C IEEE R GLEE CLFW '3A,f35 Swv 'lf-'35-'36-'?'? Bk? JlLSOh BAND '33M'3Qfs35 36-'3? SPAwxsw CLUB ',y-'QC BASKETBALL '35-'36w'37 EE SAND Tana P hila- .- -4 .l ki A- 'W N , 2 7 E - Q' ...... ' W? -EE' r 2 ' g-ff - N R f 2 - ' 4 X. '- :Q -V K f x gif- AFT,-gr 5 V ...L 4 - gn- -7. 1, J V- - ...-A-,..,..-Li: L,-Z,, ,,- ---f ' ,H- ' -' -.,..ff1 -Y V ,f ,..:.-an--A ,-,..- .-. A ,.-1:-V: - - ' - ',? ' T-2-11 L V, , UNI IQ! Y' J5Qg j - EW M J, W x M JEANNE DRAPER B1LL1E FOLK HALL 1 VRESlDENT VICE-PRESlDENT N ,JN mfg W3 YCE REAE JG Sacaeraav ANU TREASURER gpgnsgn M153 PERKINS '---Y-' Qi l f 611912 ,um . 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CASJSTOK Secretary and Synngbrg Treasurer ,VFW ,, X if 5- X L f w-- f -:1F,7f: - ' 5, B - - Q?f , '+ 115: LUG IL LE BAKER G'NENDOL'1'N BALLEN CORDELL mms rnonxzuz BARKEE L., sci if xagmufxzlgn AJ.: .3 2 Y . 5 - 1' u 1' X-Aa L 1 JOE GRUMP ,' vicsarx. mmnxs BET 'PY CALLLEIAN .EVANW CAMPBELL' JOHN CLARK f M ,k .... HE LEE DAVI S BETH DEASON ,g, DOROTHY' HELL DEWLIIQ J ACI DRAKE ARLIS ELZY CECIL zvurs J . S. TGRKNER X Y Q 4 SALES 'Y im 'f X LQ GQ K5-. Y. XE: X, 5-S cmsfrn OWEN CILMORE BEULAH GLOVII1 ff' xx w 17 LO UISE COWAH x V4 fa WL f '. 1 I 1 I P491 H 'ff 'swf'-v-f-' 1 . W': , PM f 'S' KWH ! I1A.D'DR HA DIN JDE' MLELES IDQAHD RALMIZL GR Ikvififi S ZACEDSJE DSR 'W , J 55 LQVIS EL LL i f . of ' 5 pm- sic arms gum. J Q X3 CPD CURLIS BIOS EFF LAMB ,. FLNA M HIL M H , , ?:, p if Q .E 5 ' BETTY 5 .V Jcmsmr uf? . 'R X J 0132! K. C. LMZD L . A. LESTER HILD O1-I LIEIDSEY, GW X x .L.W8' MCAS 'IE .T . C . MGCLUPJ s N mzumz Mana? Y W . ' Lamar: HISSER K L fy Q-Zgc' E Tgmnm MESSER JDK MOORE FRANK MORRISON ,ff L p R K 7' I V . YM, x 1 ,J Y 1 is 'Q J ,fi Q X Km- ! . 9 Q K W ' .1 --Y-f :':Lfr-- - --va -V - M V--:aw .F2- LTV?-.45 .....h,... Ti, 4 - : - 1 ,.., , 1 3353 fy I - Q X K I ,va -'UHF BILLY norm: on 1-up , anon gui.: -ltv ' J Sw? ' fa 5 4 BDU. -ik I. MARIE f4U'rgoN FE msso ,I 5 Q mnwuzn I , I surmu ' lu ff 1, , ' . g f . .. X J f , Pg 1 X, f , X 'f , Q .,f'7' ,gf ff ,.,, UE x A U X ,X X' S ' A W 0 ' KLTHYRE J. B. SB PATTON ggi ' SMS 3 SEEN' ., g i IDBI? f A Q , ,IIH nous - Q. x Q STILIJELL , ' ' 'pl . . Ju :wow LJ HDGETT mmm V -., corrn-mar: , .YEAH Q SCGTT 'QW HAT? IE HILLKOU Sli , 1 - mr , . , R --A 4253: - riffs .i jig.- 62915 'SEZ THE ITAFF fn2AEpI:ETTgITiEL+xIJ JEQEIHIE VDRJTPEP. EIlELvNvfTi.gLoMgQ D A EDI OI! BUS! AEAEIQ5 sms., oEoHvsEuL FEg'TUIXILIf,5PEDITOR. ISFQNESEIAN SNATISHOTMEEIITJIS MAUIZI -as E ILEHEIS wa BEN WILSON JOYCE READ TvT5I5T STJOILTS EDITOR, ART EDITOR. '. df M 1 I My ,Zi v W IF!! ealfnfllly I x-S QD JA hf: iii,-. i -.N FAVOIQITEI QUEEN .V jf M 3, 0 5 ME Mum: I-ue:-1 DOIQOTHY IUE FULTZ M V, V . g, W' .a,..m7. , -,-.. ... , ,,. ,Y 1 3 ,W x- pfj -.15 H933 - :Eg MCIT VE IQIATIII BOY HODACE MALQNE MOIT VElQlATllIf GIIQL MAUIQINE IQEHEII Ill , , ' 1 -- ' :f -as 4 . -n . ,Q -J Q- 4 ! EW 'Y MU! T DODULAIQ BOY ZEI3 MOUQIEJIQ . MOIT DODULAIQ GIIQL BILLY IBLAC KWEU , FL. 51191 L : MOI T HANDIOME E507 DENNII WALKED EOOTI3All QUEEN I-IATTIE DEM WAIQD WHO'I WND DF 1931 1,6wJa,.7 4f -A-A5 l'h,L,f?'lfnf6,,Q ' Wim! FQYIJOLDS Wnwwfm px E fnxfyfg vmumli Rzjrlius JP ,, sk jizwmi Diiiijfifi M7 JOYCE MAD F - - -1-Sjy-rv-r-afjn 'W ' - 'rw ' ffi, - Y' W '- -- Ffwfgj 51219 WVU! YHO WMI MJIBEUSJIQ Mm n11qHfqrJ DAVEYXIFGIU DMY BLACKWELL GEORGE cllm los MILES WARD MARY ISI-WEL AMIVEY xx -1,1 ,s,f' i,Iff'1 R' ,- ' w ,S .E AIf??i1-1223 If ns' 'U 2 . in L FHO'S IBO AND WHY SELECTED BY THE FACULTY Ol' MEMPHIS HIGH SCHOOL ON THE FOLLOWING POINTS! HONESTTH SCHOLARSHIP, ATTITUDE, WILLINGNESS TO WORI3 LEADERSHIP3 NEATNESSg PERSONALITY3 COIDION SENSEg SCHOOL ACTIVITIES, AND DEPENDABILITY. EACH Ol' THE FACULTY MEMBERS CHOSE TIELVE Ol' THE STUDENTS WHO THEY THOUGHT WERE BEST FITTED T0 THESE POINTS. EACH Ol' THE STUDENTS SELECTED RE- CEIVED A GRADE ON EACH POINT, THE AVERAGE GRADE WAS BETWEEN NINETY-TWO AND NDWETY-SIX. AITER MUCH HARD 'WORK AND HOURS Ol' ATEBAGING AND RE- AYERAGDIG Ol' GRADES THESE TWELVE STUDENTS HERE SELECTED. --THE EDITOR ---i' ' Y - 1,--w -.. , , Av-- l ll--. - 1 I 'N is -f fl 1, wx f' -X , V' in -1 5 I f sg Y F X W X-'AZN L'.f5 R W wk . X' i, xx , 'Km x- ' : ...ufQf AK - -.L QA 4. .., v W ' 59, ACTIVITIIEI SEQ? Sg?4' 'qQ542E?5- In F4 Li 3: Mlfl2ClA DEI? IQTMEN luarnuorc R. BOWEN COX THERE An: NINETY-six srubanfa IN we Tvrlnca DEPKHTHENT THIS YEAR QW FDUR GLASSES. ALL THE STUDENTS ARE FROGRESSING NIGELYS OF COURSE, SOME ARE AHEAD DF OTHERS, BUT THIS ii TRUE IN ALL PHASE8 or SCHDOL WGRKs WE ARE EQUiFFED WITH THE LATEBT TYPEWRITERS, AND WE SHOULD PRGBUGE SOME QF THE BEST 'rvrsavs In HALL Ceunrrv. Vlntn we: msn uncmnzs Ann Accunnz ruuua snacks sun arzsn vm' rrnlnen ron r-'mn vmn PUPILB is THIRTY-QSEVEN venus ran uluuva WITH vs-mas snaons. Fsnaumw 214, 1937. E 4 A-is-i v...- , g 'FQ . in--, Z: A2 ww TOP ROI! MIDDLE ROI: BOTTOM RCM: PED QU ,, jx i 5' 3 ff LEAosns-------HATTIE DEM WARD MAURINE REHElS DOROTHY SUE FULTZ JOYCE READ DRUM MAJO EBEGCA RAY WEAVER SPGNSORB-----------MISS ROSALEE KNOX MISS MARY FOREMAN BBKNQE MARIE TERRALQ GENEVIEVE PRAYER: TORMIE IIOABEEQ AHDGENE BAKE-IRI MARTHA JEANE PARKSI FRANCES JANE GILLENVIATERQ DEBIA HALEQ NINA RUTH NELSGM3 MAHGUEHITE BAKERS ETNELYN Nxnnsag SYLVIA UDELLQ.ZOLA MAE Tnounsg Donornv RAY Kssvznsouz JANET Hoon: lloeauz LAIBQ MARIE Rasoo. PATIY RUTH HALL2 HELEN DAVIS! Donoruv Gunning BETTY dounsong LoutaE GowANg WlLMA LEE WATSONK BDBBIE DE: Hoang BEYTY GALLANANQ GYENDGLYR BALLEW5 Owen GILMDHEU EEE lj. f. A. ADTEIQ TDP ROW: SEGOND ROW: THIRD RGW: FOURTH ROW: PRES!BENT '-'PALBERT GRUMP Vice PHEstnENY-H'---HDOYLE CRONE SECRETARY-F-----KEHMIT MONZINGO Tazxsuaan-F----ALLAN RAY WEBSTER Rironvzn--....,..-BILL JOE BOREN PAHLIAMENTARIAN OE CRUMP WATGH Dua ENNIS SANDERS HISTDHXAN'-1---1'--RALPH HILL Sons LEADER-0---0 RAYF0RD HARRIS Bnnn MAs1En------ROBERT MOSS Anvlssn---v------R. W. CARLTON F. F. A. CLUB GLEN Bnuczg Lv A. LESTER: FRANK Monnlsous 003 Rav LEQN WADDELLQ J, Rv Sknnsnsg Louie SMITH GALLOWAYQ WHALEY GILLENUATERZ Jncx HQLGGMBQ LESYER SMITHQ JOHN GILFIEATHQ ETHENS GLEATENZ :Nesg Reza annuamg Anvsu TAvLon.' MR. GARLTONQ CECIL EVANSQ EDWARD SMITH? BtLL 002 Boneng Gnehoav Poszvg Dovce Geoneeg vinQtL BUBBISI RALPH MlLLi SIDNEY HARWELLQ KERMIT MGNIINGDI Rnvfonn HARR!si Cnansgg SALES: BEN Smxvug JAGK Fasten: Rov GILREATH. BILLY Tnnnraoug BnAuxpunn Meuvaousav: Hannv TYLER5 659552 ELLER3 Roasnv LANELXEUGENE Dnvlsg down HARRIS! DENNIS SAnonRs: Bsnronn VlGKEK8i ALLAN.RAY Uintwzng Gannon Souduani ALLAHU PARKER3 :sauna Manning Dewar MELTGNS Dvno Ronaenn. ALBERT snumrg DovLs CRONEg MznLs Pnuaarz Lsnn aassunng cuarrn HARRELLS MAnsou Mssasns RGBERT LAusnna Huang Juanrva euevxwsg CF. F. A. Sweevnsnnrlg En Jonusoug Jas cnunrg AHLtl Easing ELBOH PADGETQ L. J. MUABEE3 OREN SMITH! Bonn! wnzenen. ID Nll CLUB FIRST R0lz BOTTOM RUWR UUTRUGTO iss ANNA BELLE PERKINS CHAnLu1rz COURSEYQ.PATTiE NELL Onxvzng MAnv HELEN Llnosev AvlLaA THOMAS5 Denis do VALLANGEQ PAUL Dooaoug HATTIE DEM WAaDi JANET MUQUEENQ EVAN Rosanrag Tennis MGABEE3 JAOK HOLDUMBX Eorvv EARTHMAN3 ALTGN Dswnrng MARY Loss Powsns, ELSQE Louisa Srarnsnsg MARGARET Bnxsng PEARL ELLERQ MARY FRANCES FoLLls3 ANNA KAYHERINE DAVENPDRTQ ELIZABETH GDFFINETTS MARY ISABELLE HANvEY5 ATHLEE GOFFlNETTi Jovcs READS MAn1MA JEANS PAnns3 BILLY BLAOKWELLQ BET! Bnsvusnv Ton: Miss PERKINB3 FRED CHAMPIQN. 615 ADT CL TOP ROW! SECOND RUWA P. A.VL. CLUB IIE:g55Ill PRESFDENT VICE PRESTDENT SECRETARY - JEANE PARKS JDYGS READ BUSBEE Da WOOD Ruvn BAHNEa3 Bosnia DEE Wann: DGHQTHY GAHNEB1dAHlE Sus Mcmunnvg RUTH WHYTES Dsmaalua Srunsng JAGQUELBE Mcmvnnvg DORGTHY RAY KESTEHSONQ tnsrnueron, Miss ZAD! BELLE WALxga3 Jnvss REABQ DAYLE Txamfsung mann Jeans Pwxsg Louis messy Epznu Fun. . , V , 1w, 'a1ig' ' - ' ' ' . . -,I Q ,A 'Muir L X ' fhiff! .LL K. ' A . 1 . . ' Q-A JSR , +A- , PM HIE CHOIDl DAN ECDN DAN 1 5 129 IG ICHUOI. IBA Taz Mzuasns OF vas Hlon Sonoan Bnun Ang: PAUL Debsong BEN WiLsaM: L. F. JDNE83 HQLTON Lxunsevz JAMES FULTZi BERL Srnlnaang BILL Jo: Boneng JADK HAMILTON3 JAGQUELEE McMunnAYg JAKE Weasrsng JACK Mondnni RALPH HILLS Rossa? Mossg SIDNEY Msvrlznni Aurnns Tuomgag Zan Mbcnsg EVAN ROEERTSS Mn. PULLIS1 Manton RUTH Dunaug H. B. GILNGREQ fp, I' -, X191 -:F ' 'Q CLUB DENNH Jomn SANDERS BILL!! Pour Lgggy Mummy HALL natznfilu Ztl As Jo PAUL JANE! Means SLAM! Dbl!!! Evgng ppupgg CYLLEIWYAITKI Damn a Hanan: WALKER Hasan: - - - gl F4 ' EW HOME EC. UD TOP ROW: SECOND RUNS THIRD RCW! fi EVEHIME wtLLs3 Luuiss DAVISQ IDA Mtxoug JUANITA BLEVINSQ JANET MGQUEENQ KATIE NELL Poszvg ANN ADunnELL5 EDITH EARTHMARQ Donovuv DEWLIN3 Deals CULVER5 Donoruv HAGAMEIEHQ EDITH CAMPBELLQ Donofav RAY Kesrsnsong ALMA SwEAT15 MAURINE REHEIS: ANN Cnavsng BILLY BLAGKWELL3 BET! BRETHERTONQ MARIE WlLLFAMSON. V lNsTRuoToH, Miss DEAHL3 AMDGENE Bnxzng MARY HELEN NELSON? LULLIAN HUGKABY3 ETHELYN WALKEHg MARY ISABELLE Hgnvsvg AILEEN PHILLIPSQ Loulsi HALL? WILMA LEE WATSONQ IMOGENE Lxmag ELZINA FA!Ng JEss!E'LEE Bunxg Denis ST1LLwELL3 MARGARET Wsasvsng DEsmA HALE2 GENIGE HAYES3 DQHQTHY do Bnuwurnag AMDLDA Tuomni. JAGK WALKERQ JOHN BARBSRQ EUGENE LINDSEY3 J. J. SIMGMSZ BENGY Esrasg J. C. Mnogunsg A. G, Kssrsnsong down GLARx3 ALBER1 Gnuurg L. J. MGBEEQ MILDHED NlDHOLSg BERNXCE Hnvssg Mxnnou RUTH DURENQ Pnuninz Losaanonsg uonoruv Sue FULTZO ' 5- AW, ,fr hgh Y, '11 cnolml own Gllflf CLUB Y 1' gyinmsluawnwuav www v..,-.MMM - -.-..... -i . my -,H rp: 'k .fxxi t 'ZA CUNKMEIQC l C UB TCP R W! ECONO ROWS BOTT M RCW: FRANK PHELAN3 BQLLY KINSLOKQ MARIE WlLL!AMl6Ni BILL dauntong Inez Mnnnisnni Listen SHITHQ MARY HELEN NELSUNQ ARUEN dunes: Five Luna: A. J, CLAnxg MAQY OcsaYg MART LUIS Powznsg AMBGENE Bwxsng Donoruv HlLLHOU8ES,DOROYHY Sus FWLYIS MAURINE REHEllQ MILDRED Rlcuanusg PAuL1N: Lonssnonsg Leaves Masazag' dun: ancvnenvaug anssuav Pnazvg Jann BAnseng runnin Mc- Ansei DoYLI Oaonag LonAnz Nsnaoug RAvronD Hxnalsg nantes Havssg IALuAnaE Puunnag Dsaus NALEQ MARGARET Bansng Dual: ANN Guang LFLLIAK HuexAsYS Hxvrrs DRI WARE. PAT Nunn! JOHN GILHEAYH3 Henna: Mnnonsg anna? Esweag Danni: wanxang RAY Onannnsas. . 3 , ,: ,--If-1'-.' 5 3, 32 :A 1 9 ,.i, , - X ? -fi ' ' 1 C - f 4 H ,fa U C I fi 1 w J x u 3 MARY REL!! MQRY LOIS DOROTHY SU! MAURINE 'NELSON POWERS TULTZ REHEIS President Visa-President Secretary Raporter Ulf DATE cw I5 pdf VAIQQS rvuglc. srwms Lg , MAN HELEN LINDSEY MN worim5,py COACH '51 . ...-.., l ,-gxxwlpxx . ,mf O Z: xx X O EET' XX ff X K X -2- 'X 6,43 l x, In 'iv I 1' WMQ Q , ff V X, ,J Ui Ev X X Ygifjfi 44 XX W ' , ' ' XX - xxx xit--If IC' LET ATU 2- 6159? 130A ' P, ,Q l'1lfIT WA IYITIQ E51 'Hex elf -.-- F4 - :-631533.-'54, -Alu ACK WAllilfl3 AN Elf QQ, Q- W W. W. ' -Atv, M. .,4u,3.p-x - 'U A f- 'm.fy5'T , t A' . 'ww K-, 7 jgp . N ' .-.ffm sk. .fx QQ., ..- . x, if .L.W.u-,qu B. ,zfshk mm i. vm . f 4 Juv 1 ' ., A, ' w A5,,gj3:f'.'.i'Zg'i2,E L,3'f ' ,,,,i 'H,g55,'-' 'T f- f, , , .L :vm .,,g 9 'f fm W X, Q A, A - ffw-w,,g z.:gf+i::ug 1+ ' . A5 5 5C'W,'s-vii ' , M: A -Q, mv-A V Nf.,f ,.- M'-gM2wm'g1 W f fiiwm my ' ,, 'A . H-. 'X A E-'f ..5-' 'Vx -P I -N A A ' ' .-Z'1.- 1. .-' ' - -aim m',: -- Ti 'ifmm- 3' lm Z:1'?,s: F' f rovrmn 1 mm V 4 ,flex . ..!. K LEROY ROBERTS N TALMADGE POUNDS WE!GHT 138. HALFBAGKs HE wgg one wexanr iho. HALFBAGKu HE vga one Ur vas smALLEsr new on THE squnn, su1 ur THE HARDEST nuwnlwc BAGKS an THE Tnxs nan nov naar Hum rnum WINNING ass courzaauca, Ann wuan THE cvcLoNE LETTER. HE is sxvscrzn T0 PLAY rue nssnao vnnns HE counn ALWAYS an anus anANn or rooraALL usxv SEA80Ns uevsnusn upon T0 nanavznf DENNQS SANDERS I WHALEY GILLENWATER wsncnr 165. TACKLEQ Anovuan or vas Wzannv 158. TAcKLs. HE wAs one GvcLoNa Hanvvwznaurs was raovsu A ur THE ass? BLocuEns in THE DISTRIGT DREAD T0 ovvonsurs Ano wgs one OF was ann THE REAL Fusuvpna srnniv THE REASONS Fon rue ovcponams Ano Pnovao A GREAT BENEFIT TD THE scones. cvcgous jam. EgEE3gE?ff--Qfg525gzfZ' in Y -ffjvfi 5 BEN ? ESTES Irfan! 1561, Gahran Ann Ga-Garmin. HE was counvsn AS one or THE nlnnesv SIIASHHN WEQITERS IN THE DISTRICT. N18 SPUHTSIANSHIF AND HIS ALL-AROHHD PLAYING uint Hsu one or was uns? rsxnsn arruxzwfs in THE confsnsuct. DENNIS WKLKER Wares? 155. Qwxnvzmznex Ann cu- GAPQAINQ .WILKER IAS wosseasso WITH KEEI rnsfsnnt Kubintbss ANU sauna anwavs as counxsn on ru nun nas Taxa snonwutn THAN ANY OTHER TEAR. BEING Fsxanass Ann A REAL sronr, WALKER Funzsusn Hrs FOOTBALL cxnssa HERE IN A sLAzz or cnonvv HORAOE MALONE Nszaur 1b0. Enn Ann Go-CAPTAIN. ALTHOUGH asian SMALL, MRLONEIS GREAT DEFENSBVE rLAYs Ann PASS INATcnlna MAD: Hll GET His Just newnnn--A FLAee an vu: ALL DISTRIGT TEAH. WHILE NEVER BEING snolv, THE LITTLE nov ALwAYs counn sa couuxgn me ro coma Trmouan. W BLAGKB N MONTGOMERY Wezaxr 1h5. Exp. one or THE sovs THAT as REALLY Exracrso ro so PLAQES max? YEAH ss BLAUKBURNQ RUUNDING Burn runs THAT wAs OF CHAMPIONSHIP GILQBER BY THE Hun or THE PAST asnsau, us rs exrzoran ro MAKE ous BF rue Htousnssru suns an run Dig- Taser nzxr sshson. JE?4fjiE?54f' A::EEE5:SZ5??l 2I.t JOHN HARRIS ZEB MOORE WEIGHT 168. TAGKLEA HE wAs A Powsn- WEIGHT 128+ HALFBACKu ALTHOUGH A FUL PLAYER wwe wAs AUMIRED Fon Hrs LIGHTWEIGHT MAN, Moons WAS A DISTINCT PowEnFuL DRIVES AGAINST DPPONENTS, JOHN WILL BE BACK Ncxv YEAH TO HELP THE TEAM WITH His SAME FooTBALL BRILLIANCEQ N N Q F A S X1 ks 2 .hh Q BILLIE FOLK HALL WEIGHT 133. FULLBAGKA A LIGHTH WEIGHT THAT sncweo BRILLIANT STREAKS OF srzoTAcuLAR PLAYING LAST SEASONA HE COULD BE GDMPARED WITH SAMMY BRUSH AS A PASSERQ ASSET T0 THE CYULQNE SQUAKM HIS SPEED WA8 A GREAT BENEFIT T0 THE TEAM. I EM x JI A. J. CLARK WEIGHT 150. GUARDQ He VAS one or rue Powanrun GvoLons PLAYERS wno wut A GREAT DEAL or renee IN Hrs FOGTBALL PLAYINGv CLARK WILL ns- vuaw nsxr YEAR ro ssnvs IN rua SAME Poslrlon IN Tas CYCLONE SQUAD. 'fiszx --N55 TE E ,EJHE LtNNY BILLINGTON HE wAs rnoanssslna vznv FAST AT THE END or THE SEASON ALTHouaH HE wAs A NEI IAN. HE I8 Exrzcrzn TU BE AN ExcErTloNALLY anon PLAYEH Fun THE OYCLONE NEXT YEARQ B qqvwda N 'rxxv ,T PAT NOEL BEING A FOOTBALL PLAYER, PAT USED HIS ABILITY Fon THE soon nr His TEIIIATESQ HIS ABGRESSIVE SPIRIT Ann HIS LoYALTY TU His TEAM MADE Hin roruLAR WTTH THE SQUADo wp A. G. GALLAHAN ALTHOUGH NEVER EAHHING His LETTER, HE WAS A GREAT HELP AND BENEFIT T0 His TEAR. HE NEVER QUIT WHILE HE wAs an THE rlELn. JOHN GCLREATH REGARDLESS OF Hls slzt, HE WAS A REAL FOOTBALL PLAYER. Hls SPEED wAs A GREAT ASSET TO THE TEAM IN TIME OF NEEDa ,EE BEN SMITH GORDON HAGAMEIER WEIGHT 1hD. TAcKLE. SMITH wAs WEIGHT 120. HALFBAGKs ALTHQUGH Pnoanssssna vanv FAST av THE END or A RESERVE ON THE TEAM THIS YEAR, THE sEAsoN, HE wAs ALWAYS READY T0 HAGANEIEH w1LL RETURN uExT YEAH FILL IN wueu NEEDEDn HE WILL BE T0 FILL THE SAME POSITION. WE ARE IAGK NEXT YEAH AND BY ALL nmol- EXFEGTING Hrm TO no GREAT THlNGSs GATIUNS WSLL RUN SOMEONE A TIGHT RACE FUR TACKLEn JAMES EVANS J. R. SANDERS WEIGHT 1hB. Eno. Evnws WAS ONE or WEIGHT 7MD+ HALFBAGKE J- R- WAS THE HARDEST SMASHING Enos IN THE ONE OF THE HOST LOYAL MEN T0 HIS TEAM D,STR,cT, HIS HEADS U, PLAY,NG an THE SQUAUu SANDERS IS EXPECTED BROUGHT HIM mucn PnA!sE Enom His T0 MAKE ONE UF THE BEST TREATS UN OPPONENTSQ EVANS WILL RETURN NEXT THE CYGLONE SQUAD THE NEXT TWO YEAR. SEASONSQ Y K 'Y M Y -4-A 'I V V 1 rpg- -ffw -- E- . 1 fr f' k , hvcl.owa screams '36 Gvouauz 20 Lmesvuzw 6 GYCLMS ll-7 Moazzvnn 0 GYCLONE 9 PA9uAcn 7 0'rcLonfz 13 Lawns 5 CYBLONE 7 MOLEAN 3U CYGLONE 13 WHEELER 33 CYCLME 114' 8:-uunocx 24 GYCLQNE 21 HILLINGTON bv BYGLME 19 Cnnzlwan 6 rum. 755' Torn 755' ANN CHUM fooTbALL SXWEETHFAFLT I .' ',.,pw..'9' ' 'N M., JI. 'v- 1 W Q.w4 f A .,,. Q ,Q UAB IQIJIB Q' 3 ,,. mis' A'!ips: ?'f,+.w2 .. -,ww--r--r-gr yn. HY,- tfinfi- ' 21g, F 0 O T B A L L Memphis 20 Lakeview 6 Although lacking experience, the Eagles put up a good fight but they were never able to penetrate the Cyclone golden line led by Estes, Clark, and Malone Mnmphls 47 Mobeetie O The Cyclone, showing more power than in any game of the season, outclassed the Hornets in every part of the game The passed ran and literally tore the Moboetie line to shreds Memphis 9 Paduaeh 7 The highlight of the season featuring a field goal in the final minutes of the game by Co-captain Dennis Walker Memphis 13 Lefors Although hampered by bad breaks, the Cyclone's fighting spirit again pulled them on to another win The defense of the Cyclone was perfect, but the offense was hit by bad breaks that made it look ragged at times Memphis 7 McLean 30 Again beseiged by injurzes, bad breaks and just plain hard luck the Cyclone played real ball despite the breaks It was one of the most evenly matched games of the season in spite of the score Hall, Walker, and Malone starred for the Cyclones After this game Hall was compared to Sammy Baugh Memphis 13 Wheeler 33 The Cyclone, although making twenty one first downs to their could not keep the huge Mustangs from piling up the large score memphis 14 Shamrock 24 The Cyclone having every bad break in the history of football and the Irishmen's ability to take advantage of them is what lost the game for the Cyclone The Cyclone piled up first down upon first down, while their bad breaks turned them into touchdowns for the Irish Memphis 21 Wellingdon 40 A real game with but one great difference speed The Cyclone again outolassed the opposing team in every phase of the game except the score 1 I 0 Y ! I ' 6 . , I O 4 O opponent's five and outplaying them in every part of the game, ..- --- - , .,-.-.- ..,vv 5- V ..-,-.- - ..-. -q,--fT-1--77--- 7.7 eq, , .. lf- -t5h'Wp ' :7I2?- 62257 ra. ,L 1 H MPHIS 18 CLLRINDON 6 The greatest game of the season! Always playing their best against the Bronchos, the Cyclone completely demolished the 'Boys from Clarandon'. Every man on the team played heads up football. Estes, lalker, Gillenwator, Moore, and Malone all finished up their football careers by playing a grand game of football. This year's result was very good considering everything. We had only three lettermen back to help take the slack out of the other inexperienced players. we are hoping to have a very good team in 19373 we will have experienced men playing real football all the time, and we till have that same old M H S fighting spirit with the whole student body behind in mass formation Ex-525, H 61 C ACH FDAN Cyclone Cyolsna Cyclcne Cynlone Cymlane Gyvlons Cyclone Cyclone Cyclone Cyclone Cyclone Cyclone Gyolnne Cyclone Cyclone Cyclone Cyclone Cyulcne Cyclone S 28 27 23 26 2 games .57 16 2 games 62 19 27 4 games 119 33 20 19 23 18 18 21 K 14 19 Tutti F55 fl I E D E Tennessee Valley Kirkland Tell Tell Eli All Stars Gee Vee Kemphia All Stars Lxkeview 1 Clarendon Salisbury A11 Stars Memphis All Stars Hedley Estelline Estelline Hedley Lakeview Estelline Turkey Clarendon Total 16 45 1 28 27 54 19 50 24 32 1 3 32 26 27 26 16 58 32 45 13 EES' 1 Na 4?QF 'lipzb A5127 Jilff x2zg55P ,155ffgu,gQLif- I 4 l pl'f'IiEi DENNIS WALKER DOYCE GEORGE CAPTAIN AND RUNNING GUARDQ ?H'S WAS THE GREAT LITTLE nuAnn or THE CYcLoNE DENNIs's THIRD YEAR. WALKER'-S FLOOR TEAM. His LONG sHoTs Fnom cswren wean Ano HIS Accuanre sHooTINa MADE OFTEN HELPED THE CYQLONE our or HIM A GONSTANT THREAT AGAINST oppossun sEvEnAL TIGHT PLACES. Orroslua ron- TEAMS, wnnns ALWAYS Founu HIM A sTumsLINo BLOCK IN THEIR PATH. ROBERT MOSS EUGENE DAVIS THIS WAS M0SS'S SECOND YEAR W'TH THE DAvIs's uNcANNY AccunAcY Fon FINDING CYCj.ONEo HIS ABILITY T0 MAKE GOALS AT 1-Hg BASKET, His FAST FLQQFI womc, AND SHORT RANGE, AND HIS SPORTSMANSHIP ON H15 ABILITV YQ JQDQE WHERE TO BE AT THE COURT MADE HIM A GREAT FAVORITE THE RIGHT TIME MADE HIM VERY POPULAR WITH svaavowe. WITH THE FANSQ 5, SFZEH - '::EFsE eiijr XI -..T PM --v-kQ-:- If -2 BEN WILSON DAYLE THOMPSON FORWARD AND THIRD YEAR MAN. HIS CENTER, FIRST YEAR MAN. ONE OF ABILITY T0 FLUSTFIATE THE OPPGSING THE MOST AGGRESSIVE MEN ON THE TEAMu TEAM GN THE DEFENSE AND HIS AGFIESSIVE- H15 LQYALITY AND DEVOTIQN TQ THE NESS ON THE OFFENGE WAS THE DECIDING TEAM MADE HIM VERY POPULAR WITH THE FACTOR IN SEVERAL GAMES THIS SEASON. squgn, n PAT NOEL FRANK PHELAN GUARD AND FIRST YEAR MAN, A WILLING GUARD. FIRST YEAR MAN. ONE or WORKER, AND one or THE BEST SPORTS THE SMODTHEST PLAYERS IN THE con- IN THE coursasncz. Hls CALM wAY renzucz, Ann ALWAYS FILLING IN WHEN DFTEN PULLED THE CYcLoNEs Fnom DIS- NEEDED. HIS QUIET YET FIRM WAY wAs Asrsn INTO A VICTORY. ALWAYS AN INSPIRATION T0 HIS TEAM- MATESQ gf ZW' ' H A. G. KESTERSON FORWARD, FIRST YEAH MAN. A LQYAL MAN T0 His VEAM, Ano ALWAYS AT PRAcTssE Ano READY TO ssnvz on suonv NDTICEQ KESTERSON WILL RE- TURN NEXT YEAH' ROY GILREATH THE oruan MEMBER or THE Tale or cvcLonE roRwAnos uno nAn A penn EYE Fon ru: nine Ann orrsu runnin THE Tune Info A Ovcnous vlcrunv. Rav waLL nevunn next vzxa. J. G. CTWISTERJ MCGLURE MANAGER Ann GENERAL FLUNKYs Hts TALKATIVE YET LIKEABLE wnrs mnns HIM one OF THE ass? Linen sovs on THE UYCLGNE SQUADs fan .11-gvqg- A -+ ,I lYlfTBAl.l IQ LETTEIQMEN E W- V-F ' 4193 9 Q 5 5 ffgiiqm 55252 Slgfgas 46 ' ws if W. Q 53 Bfiisicg 4333 X 55 Va QW Qpggfg Q QM S2 WQQQ M iwepsb as Q M ? gamma WR '5 43 MW SEQ I 41 QZ MMQWWQ Mig ab Wea W MQ W 55 QD Q 'Q ' 1 8335 5? W M2355 W w g? 2 W W ZWW Q W 55 EZ il, Q65 if 5 ip Mb Wagga 8? Bw Zag? ii M5353 C3 MMM Wi Q5 55 9? C5555 SS 43833 iw JP cg 3 652 LED- nfs? -M' 1' V Fl , H G' if Aff? EGFAQE 8 T I M L G I N The annual staff at work. Miss Knox forgetting to assign a lesson. Billy Kinslow dashing madly about Dayle Thompson missing a goal in basketball practice. John Peter, Gilreath as an excellent bookkeeping student Anyone who would whittle on the desks L library that would suit an English teacher Mr. Cowan saying something really funny Mr. Gex blushing What you would do if you could miss eleventh grade English W H Goodnight girl-crazy Lillian's big brown eyes without tears Dennis Walker not going after a permit to class High School without ur Pullis, our only tall, dark, and hand some Kathryn Reynolds standing in the corner Mr. Gore's high tenor voice Ida Glen Champion trying to reduce Frank Lee as a midget Mr Cox sitting down while keeping the study hall Mr Smyers singing in Opera. Joe Miles Kinard singing bass High School as the liveliest place an town Miss Perkin's man? friends Students not wan ng to have assembly Otto B annon not knowing his geometry lesson and saying so. Sophomnres and Freshmen acting dignified Mr Hubbell pronouncing 'government Inez Morrison disagreeing with M Cox Robert Mess as most handsome boy in Memphis High School Pat Noel and his small dainty feet Berl Springer as any teaoher's pet Jaoquelee McMurray 100 pounds heavier Jimmy Fultz as a future Bennie Goodman Two of our beloved teachers going with Podnnk students 'Dort' Iultz not going with Bengy Estes The Seniors having an entertainment Martha Jeane Parks playing hockey Mr Pullis and his little Austin. Qlf he only had one 1 Mr Cowan keeplng his eighth period geometry olass quiet Erank Phelan complimenting the annual staff 'Cuttin up in M Rogers' class Lois Hill in shorts Jack Walker being quiet for five minutes Mr Pullis as he makes an announcement in assembly and pro nounoes his and's and the's. Miss Knox carrying a tune when she is leading the singing in assembly How hard it was to think of these J U B C Q . n O Sidney Mayfield and his great big deg. EEE EU WH . I if 'tk iff? 'W X f 'i A ' X Q X. M -l Q W0 j 4 5 ' , f g ag ff! 1 6 V ,ZW 025' ZA f f 'P' -1 1 6 63 0 M 2? Mj, f ff X I mm 4 5 I Ir f P ?X ,lv Ai! Xx 'X X ' r'- x X N ! ,gf X U XX MJ 7 7 S rug ,- E- 5iI L Jee,., ggmf 4L. vewfer- if 6' THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF THE SENIOR CLASS WE, THE CLASS OF '37, BEING ABOUT TO LEAVE THIB PART OF OUR SCHOOL LIFE, MAKE AND PUBLISH OUR LAST WILL AND TESTAMENTQ BEING ONLY A CLAS! OF FORTY-NTNE MEMBERS, ALL OF SOUND MIND AND FREE OF ANY DISEASE, WE HOPE IN OUR TESTAMENT WE HAVE SATISFIED OUR HETRS WHO ARE MANY. WE ASK ONLY ONE THING, AND THAT IB MAY OUR ORAVES BE LINED WITH THE MANY LAUGHS WE HAVE HAD AT THE EXPENSE OF THE CFRESHMENMQ AND IF ANYONE REALLY CARES, THEY MIGHT HAVE ENGRAVED ON OUR TOMBSTONE THE FOLLOWING! CLASS OF '37--DTED FROM DIPLOMA. THOSE WHO DESERVE THE BEST ONLY AND FN THE LAST RECEIVED THE BEST--A BANQUET GIVEN BY THE JUNIORSQ STATE OF TEXAS COUNTY OF HALL ON THIS DAY OF MARCH, NINETEEN HUNDRED AND THIRTY-SEVEN, WE THE DLASB OF '37 MAKE OUR TESTAMENT IN THE FOLLOWING MANNERI To MR. SAMUEL S. CDWAN, THE SPONSOR OF OUR CLASS WHO HAS BEEN WITH ua EVERY YEAR IN HIGH ScHooL, THE SENIoRs WILL THEIR LOVE AND ADHIRATIDN AND ANY OLD ANNUALS WE HAPPEN TO FIND. THE SENIoRs WILL MR. GORE ALL OF ouR OLD TOYS AND DOLLSD To MR. DAVIS WE BEQUEATH A LARGE PIECE OF PAPER AND SEVERAL PENCILS SO HE AND MR. CARLTON CAN PLAY CAT AND RATA THE SENIoRs LEAVE THE JUNIORS THE RIGHT TO BE NITN IN HTGH ScHooL JUST AS WE HAVE BEEN. To THE SoPHoMoREs WE LEAVE MR. COWAN FOR A SPONSOR. To THE LITTLE ONES KOR SOMETIMES THEY ARE OALLED HFISHHJ WE WILL SOME MEDICINE Fon THEIR LAME DRAINS AND sILLY GIOGLESQ THE SENIOR GIRLS LEAVE THE JUNIOR GIRLS THE RIGHT TO THE FOLLOWING HoNoRsI HIGH SCHOOL QUEEN, BEST ALL-ROUND GIRL, FOOTBALL QUEEN, PEP SQUAD LEADERs, AND FOOTBALL SWEETHEART. MAY THE BEST WINI BILL JDE BOREN WILLS HIS LIGHT TINKLING LAUGH TO NTUFFYH SIMON5 AND JACK WALKER. AMOGENE BAKER wILLs HER PLATINUM BLONDE HAIR TO BILLY FAYE CYPRET. MARZELLE BILLINGS LEAVES HER SOHOLASTIC RECORD TO KATHERINE ROBINSDNG DOROTHY do BRowNING WILLS HER FORMULA FDR REDucING TO BETI BRETHERTON. A. G. CALLAHAN LEAVES HIS DEBATING ABILITY TO DAVID ROTCHSTEIA WHO NEEDS IT so BADLYs J. C. WEBSTER WILLS T0 JAOQUELEE MOMURRAY HIS DRDMNING ABILITY AND DRUM STICKS. PAT NOEL WILLS HIS ENERGY TO RUNCONSOIOUSN BERL SPRINOERD HATTIE DEM WARD LEAVES JOYCE READ THE RIGHT TO RIDE IN A CERTAIN RED PICK-UP. NOT ONLY RIDE IN IT, BUT TAKE CARE OF THE PERSON DRlVINGo DOROTHY SUE FULTZ WILLS T0 BILLY BLACKWELL THE RIGHT TO BE HIGH SGHDGL QUEEN AND ALSO HER CUTE LITTLE SAYINGS SUCH As: nWELL, WILL YOU BE MY EASTER BuNNY?n. ALBERT CRUMP LEAVEs BLACKBURN MONTGOMERY HIS OAR POLISH AND CHAMOI8o ED JOHNSON WILLS HIS PHYSICAL POWER TO DENNIS SANDERS AND WHALEY GlLLENWATERo WILLIE BEN WILSON WILLS HIS ASSISTANCE TO MR. PULLIS IN THE BAND TO W. H. GOODNIGHT. 4- A' u pa.--- :-- g.l.----.- EA... --,-, Y ,, , , + Y , -- w,F,7'-i--,,-.- , -T -e- --T-',:f.::.ff rf., 13: -- I -' II?-2' EUGENE DAVIS WILLS Hrs BASKETBALL ABILITY T0 ROY GILREATH. BENGY ESTEB LEAVES HIS LDDKS AS FOOTBALL PLAYER TU RALPH HILL. JOHN GYLREATH BURRENDERS MR. Coxls AFFECTIONS TD MARIE WILLIAMBDN. BILLY KINSLUW LEAvEs HIS DANGING ABILITY TD BILLY FOLK HALL AND JAMES EVANS. LUIS HILL WILLS HER SWEET SMILE T0 ATHLEE GOFFINETT. ZEB MOORE LEAVES HTS CAREFUL DRIVING TO ALTON DEWLINQ HDRADE MALDNE LEAvEs BILL THOMPSON HIS LIST DF GIRLS AND THEIR TELE- PHONE NUMBERS TO BE USED NEXT YEAR. LILLIAN HUUKABY LEAVES HER LOVE FDR THE TEACHERS T0 MYRTIE LEE BRANNDN. FRANK LEE WILLB HIS TALL, DARK, AND DEAD LooK T0 KERMIT MONZINGOQ TDMMIE MCABEE LEAvEs HER MASGULINE FORM TO MILDRED BAKER. LEUTA WINES LEAVES HER HAIR NET T0 JEANNE DRAFER. LLOYD OAMFBELL LEAVES HIS BOLD wAY WITH THE WOMEN T0 J. P. DRAKE. MAURINE REHEIS LEAVES HER TENNIS FDRM T0 AMILDA THDMAS AND MARTHA JEANE FARKS. MILDRED RICHARDS wILLs HER SCHOOL GIRL CDMPLEXION T0 LOTTIE Lou ANDERSON. ZDLA MAE THOMAS WILLS HER BABYISH WAYS T0 MARY NELL GOOCH. KATHRYN REYNOLDS LEAVES HER WORN ouT BOOKS T0 MARGUERITE CRDWDER, MARY OOSBY, AND LILA MAE OLIVER. FRANCES PDWER8 WILLS HER wAY WITH THE BOYS T0 ANN ADUDDELL. LouIE SMrTH WILLS HIS PROFILE T0 ETHENS GLEATDN. BEN SMTTH WYLLS Hrs FOOTBALL SUIT T0 ALVIN TAYLOR AND JOHN HARRIS. MARY HELEN NELSON wILLs HER HTRUCKINGF ABILITY TO DOROTHY RAY KESTERSDN AND JUANITA HILLHUUBEQ MARY LoIs PDWERB LEAVES HER ouTE WAYS T0 VADA WEBSTER. BETTY WINGRDVE LEAVES HER SINGING ABILITY TO DOROTHY WINES AND EVERINE wi LLB: DAYLE THDMFSDN LEAvEs HIS PAINT AND BRUSHES T0 JADK FOSTER. DENNIS WALKER LEAVES PAUL DODSON THE RIGHT TO TAKE DARE or THE YOUNGEH FEMININE GENERATION. VALDA SMITH LEAVES HER DOMESTIC TROUBLES TO JANIE SUE MDMURRAY. PAULINE LDNGBHDRE LEAVES HER TELEGRAFHTC TALK TO ANN CRAVER AND MAE EVANS. RDBERT LANSING Moss LEAVES HIS PENMANSHIP T0 ALMA SWEATT AND 0THo RGGERS. AHDEN JONES LEAvEs HIS SWEET QUIET MANNER T0 DEMARIous GIDDEN, GLEN BRUGE, REAH HARRIS, AND JOHN BARBER. FRANK PHELAN LEAVES FRED DHAMPIGN, DDYLE ORDNE, AND ADRAIN MGDANIELS HIS OLD DEAD TENNIS BALLS AND HIS ABILITY TD FIND BALLS THAT GDT THROUGH THE BAOK STOP. YNEZ MORRISON LEAVES ETHELYN WALKER, TNEZ SHIPMAN, AND MARJORTE RDGERS HER BEAUTIFUL AND GRADEFUL FGISE. WINFRED MODANIEL8 LEAvEs HIS CARTOON DRAWINGS TO R. C. UREDN VINSON. SGMETIMEB THEY GALL HIM nPHETTY'. FAYE LAMB LEAVES MILDRED NICHOLS HER A's AND HER REFDRT GARDD LILIAN HUCKABY LEAvEs HER DGG BISOUITS T0 SIDNEY MAYFIELDB MILDHED RICHARDS WILLS JUANITA BLEVINS AND EuBA FAE HILLIS HER BUS SEAT. THE SENIOR CLASS AS A wHoLE LEAVE MARY FRANCES FoLLrs, DGYDE GEORGE, JACK HULCOMB, EDITH NELSDN, AND ELSIE STEVENS ALL OF THE GuM WADS WE HAVE ovER- LOCKED. You DAN FTND THESE IN MDST ANY DESK IN THE STUDY HALL. THE SENIOR CLASS OF '37 V WITNEBDEBA FRANK PHELAN FAYE LAMB J. C. WEBSTER HATTIE DEM WARD A L , J ,,WEQ?v??' f,,, AQEI Fifi HW V 5 You pay a amnl1'duposit, no more payments for 2 Who told you about walked fur miles and diQn't a human face.' was that?' y nudist camp.'h Forty par cent ef the countryfs school buildings are unsafe, says one of our edqoainrs. Fleurs whiehm atqod up eaiily under penmannxip i and geography are found toe flimsyl for tap-dancing. me a stecr,' said came awty with n X19I3..:.4' if 'Can I be of any assistance?' asked the sympathetic mpfheriat of man who was looking unumterable thoughts at a disabled car. 'How ig your vucabu1ary?' nI'm a minister, sir.W 'Drive on,n nuuan-pa-an- 'Say, Margaret, isn't it time the ,baby mia vna.aay'? 'No, Henryg IFvB decided not to tell her wha ynu are until she gets stronger.n ---4-.-up-C Qwiking business with us is like making lavv tu a widow, you oan't overdo it. 1ST .TAIL -BIRD: What are you in for? ZND JAIL BIRD: Rocking my wife to sleepo 1ST SAME: But they oan't put yuu in here for that. T ZND DITTO: But yau aiu't seen' the size of them rocks. -.----.uw What time is it, Billy? boomcd her father, about midnight. JaokFs watch isn't going. Well, how about Jack? ' 1-an-...-.-a MR. DAVIS: Ybu should have been here at nine o'o1ook. FRANK LEE: Why, what happened? MR. HUBEELL: Jos Miles, what is steam? JOE MILES: Water, crazy with the heat. ' -.-..-.--..--. MRS. MORGAN: Hercules had won- derful strength, of course, but-- MR. COX: But he would have been outolassed by this butter and coffee if he had tackled them. Hal Hal Hal Ea! an-.be--...Q RESTAURANT AD: 'Don't divorce your wife because she oan't cook--eat here and keep her for a pet.n Jf2- 1 g:5EiX'gZ?23'6c?L f3!iiii JOYCE READ: Mather, I dun't mind Daddy telling the ouxe things I say but they never sound so guna the way he tells thaw. an-nun-qmqnn-up PAUL DODSON: I will year window this evening, sing you a sweet song. MISS PERKINS: And I will drop flower. PAUL: Ah in a moment of mad mrss Pmaxissr Nu, in a pot. Qu-.nun-u.un Q After seeing a pioture of MOTHER EVE we not undersiand the meaning o name EYE-ning gaxn. f the i 5 x E s x -ann MR, ROBERTS: Bull, son how are yeurA marks? LITTLE' EVAH: Theywe Am. ROBERTS: mm ag wutar? LITTLE Ed Below 'G' unisr wsiery you mean, umier 1eve1. . Hex V :V ,Jw .- as VU. Ar.-,gl 'QQ' . . - -7 . - - -A XII 5 ri- ffcfmff A -A Q ,-,.2f:- , I . K CKWWLLE CXREU5 H. c'oR!: -- .. --'R-oPvne'5'0R QWXND WW OPENNNG .ij 1 Lfipmch-CLD ww KM ,,nm7 ad, j! X r 3 'f f f fl 4 ff X 'e g - X U iii fm I V Q15 Q J25g55?TEE5iEl4?iWxEa VERy IMT- hx U5f fp - Y! .ffdx ,ff-'fi-X . ' .Un A,.,,... . .- ,, .114 .. J5L, -255 - g 111935-fig 'i -ig... ...........,....,....wJ 'ni I5 ff Nx ff' Neo QQ? Qclrff L ov-2, Qfizamcl M ? mmm L gf! SX fb U39 Hg' YL Q- ,Ni -- T- f - AY Uk ...J .X M, 4:1 2355? XII -Tgz -.- rp, Y M-- BILLY K.: an hour ago ' hOUSOos M . BRETHERTOH: Say, it's past midnight. Do you think you can stay here all night? MR. PULLIS: If you dan't stop playing that saxophnne you'11 ' drive me crazy. A JAMES FULTZ: Ha., Ha., youfre already orazy. I stopped playing MR. COWANx What is a dry dock? BERL SPRINGER: A physician who wan't give out prescriptions. 'My gaod man, you had better -bake the isrolly our home. 'Sh' no ushe. My wife would not let me--his--keep it in the Gosh, I'11 have to telephone mather first. 3 lj gang -:El 'Huhl Ifye dans the vary muat avoid all forms Gan't I oven look them on street, Denier? al f 1141 of ours wont broke last said his mater our for Haw he is on his taut rehearse that,' said the as the ouffin fell out Ha jakes available for one line. 1--W, , , Y., v -v-.--.-v,,'- 1-- W- -'- --1,-1-jgpfsg,-511:21 ,-..ea': if ,fQ4 : MR. PULLISa Nix if I warn to.be blogged what wuuld thtt bs? HISTOIQY cuss: , :mm wana he corporal punishment. MR. PULLIS: But if I ware to be beheaded? H. C.: Oh, that would be capital! ua--q..-u-as MISS KNOX: I wuu1dn't ery like that my little mln. SMXLL BOY: Cry as you darn pleanog this is my nay. ns-.-.-u-an- Soientista have diacevarsd that fiih fall in lows. lb knew it L11 the time. Evury fish falls in luvl. Some people ara like an ootapuag A mlrriage on evzry hand. Hare is thu original of all mathar-in-law siarils in the world: Ll Nr. Cavumnn was gnawing st 5 boar Qi bane in his cava ann marning, Mrs. Cnvuman W rushed in and said, 'Qmick. Get yuur club. Oh! Quiukt' Q'lhst's the mntteri' grewlsi Mr. Caveman. 'Sabre-toothed tiger chasing mothur,' gnspnd his wife. Mr.AGa1umnp spit on the flnor. 'ind what the b1azua,' he asked 'do I cars what hrpw pens tc n libro-toathed tiger? Q.-uuvnnanupaomqq Embraoe your eppartunities especially- it they are iced lacking. J2 Q , f K2 which the is pasain YWUNS While out navigation, suddenly we are now inside St Pau1's like that ought not to have a 1icense.' s O- K., officer, I havnn't.' ' said the girl abfahe 4 lOfBo 7 -' f1:-fL 5 K 2 ,f 422i -1:1 fl- in , , , 5 Q , 5 .1 2' ,., .-1... '- i - - - l Q T E- sn . ,.,..,- , ,....,. .-' 1' x, .---1'--' Tl' ,-. .f-3, 1 - L Tff I V Y - X R 3,1 - xfk,