Port Arthur High School - Sea Gull Yearbook (Port Arthur, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1921 volume:

WPY l MG Volume 1X Published Annually by me Senior Class of Ike PORTA ARTHUR HIGH SCHOOI PORT ARTHUR TEXAS PUBLIE LIBRARY lw- II n This ttSeagull is not a masterpiece l T0 lay on the shelf of fame; It is only the record of those days That were neither wild nor tame. An account of our days in school Of which some are happy and some are sad; Pictures of classmates and teachers too, Of whom all are good and none are bad CD Some snapshots of characteristic poses; Department cartoons and such, To which humor and wit have given a hand And art her magic touch. The -e slingers and joke makers too Have a few brilliant pages, That would fill Bill Shakespear with envy And give Ring Lardner the rages. Dear reader, there may be some one part Which you will like better than all the rest, But to us-the staffethere is but one page Which we hold to be the best. On it is written FINIS -E. L. 7' Vl kl f. If llAm e- lz-gl: Lincoln Sc. hoof 0 ROBERT G. BABB, WHOSE GENEROUS HELP AND COOPERATION HAVE MADE A SUCCESSFUL PUBLICATION POSSIBLE, THIS, THE NINTH VOLUME OF THE SEA- GULL IS RESPECTFULLY DEDICATED ROBERT G. BABB SUPT. G. M. SIMS SCHOOL BOARD M. C. Van Gundy ........................................... President D. Button .................. Vice-President G. M. Sims ........Superintendent L. B. Abbey ,, ,, , ,, . ...Secretary Members Chas. R. Stevenson E. E. Stuckey Mrs. K. A. Young Joe S. Park M. Swearingen THE FACULTY I saw a gray-bread meditating beside the school house door; He mumbled words hnto himself and kept his eyes upon the floor; Deep were the wrinkles that across his forehead rany Too a stranger, he seemed, indeed, to be a sad and aged man; Upon his head was set an old black hat in a sort of careless way. When I stepped up to speak to him I thought I heard him say, HI am the Faculty vs'rho slaves from morn till night Trying to polish the student7s mind until it shines up bright, Getting kicked here, cussed there, the whole day long By a bunch of students who take Life as a song; Some take me as a joke and laugh provokingly And when I get sore they say, HCmft you take it jokingly?H But each day finds me here to ring the morning boll To teach and preach and keep the students Studying well! , t MR. E. S. CAR'I'FR MRS. WILMA VVFT 0H MR. T A. BUTLFR MR. I'TYT nvnnvn THE FACULTY Principal N i Mn! M'wnlml Training XVIII iv MRS. ARTHUR BEARD Qzp-mi h MISS MINNIE COOR, Hin-y MISS ETHEL M. WFRR Sx-innm' MISS MARY E. an-Ii h MRS J P. DUKF MISS JESSIE GILSTRAP MISS VELMA GII STRAP MR. LEON HARLOW MR, S J IRWT ' MISS HATTIE JOHNSON MJSS BIRDIE LATHAM MISS LUCY DELLE NTAPP MISS MARGEARET MA RTIN MISS HATTIE MRS, E. J. O'HATTORAV MRS J. H. WINTOK MRS. A. E. MR. G. S. SIVTTTH MISS BURDETTE SMYTH MLSS TEXIS smwn MISS LOUISE mwrw MISS ALEPH TANNFR MISS PAULINE THOMPSOV 31R. E. F. WFFRFN MR. C. L. VVIGNAIT aning M'IHmmaHv- f'1fhnm'1tit- Rhmml Training Quinnm' Qm'pm-n Fnuli h qpqni h Vlltr'li h MuHmmafio meli h and History Fnuliah anliuh Mnrhnmqfin T Min I-Ti fnry T qh'r Wiqfnry Dump H0 Science M'amml Training NTpr-hwnir-vul Drawing ' . :nazle: Doauutsnn Carts r C ,wur , , y 3Marun Tanner Ruth v' 11 THE STAF F Some think the '21 staff is a very dull bunch, But looking us over you'll lind we've got punch. Welre speedy and bright as the book here will tell, And if you donlt like it you can jump in the well. And now that the book is published at last, We want to assure you our troubles are past, And if you lind a mistake here and. there. Just think what ,twould been if you had been there. The teachers all thought that we loafed 011 the job, But that bunch was fooled like the rest of the mob. So while we were slaving, we stood all the gaff, And since we have finished its our time to laugh We dont like to brag but you 11 have to admit That we ve made a tremendous hit. And now that were safely out of the bog, Will someone step forward and give us the dog? --Harris and Mont. , ,4 A 44541 i748 72;? W 17W; XV , Wu 4 xxV4M 444- 4 HI WI ? 1 ?JW : llrllllrir'm'rn .7..- 'm- rillllllalllli. III 7 '1' 11171111111111.1541??? .. f4; II 'qulptn I :4: ll 71m ! 1411! !!! ;;.,.l.'.',s'.55a5':'1 e In mllllll. '1'! 75:1 .I.:1v' n..': .'-g 1' y-Ill Ill 2'?;;l7.i IIAWIIIglil 1Q 1': I'lllIm'lgEIzanlliy 1 v ' ' .. Iliil'l'ni; I'Illl v 3 ,; 1:. ?..17: a: i ' z il'lll 1.1.1549 a ; 11,51,552, 4., x L 4 43;? a LIIWW' ll 565:2; Eugene on camel'l. 13 THE STAFF ROBERT TODD ....... ........................... Editor-in-Chiof WALTER MONTGOMERY .................... Assistant Editor ARCHIE D. GOLDFINE ...................... Business Manager ELBERT HARRIS ...................... Asst. Business Manager STERLING BUNKER ................ Asst. Business Manager ISABELLE DAVIS ............................................ Art Editor EUGENE MONTGOMERY 77777777777777777777 Asst. Art Editor ARNOLD VOUNGBLOOD ', Editor MARIE LeMASTER Editor MARGARET KRAMER Junior Editor FRANCES CARTER .............................. Sophomore Editor EDRIE MORRlS ...................................... Freshman Editor C701. I f; n 9 Le mast er SBA-GULL SONG My thoughts are miohtly seagulls $111 1mg out to sea As white and 51101111 as spagulls, As mid of the sea They rest 11 011 the green Waves, T111311 1110 111 e011p,0119 by oney My 111011011ts al' 1011lly seagulls, melyi 111 the 51111 My body stays in bondage Upon the shore I know; B111 lazilv float the seagulls, Li k0 g'1'e eat akes of snow Laxilv float the seaVuIls D1ifting in the blu ue, Mv thoughts me 111111111 as seagulls, Thei 11 flight as ' Thev seorn the towns, the shoreline; h ky E anls 1av conque1 mey But my thoughts are qeseagulls 'ftiug out to iMary Carolyn Da vies. 2L yf :ing , u x xx x '9; WWLIM ' '$ :,: a 17111:, t: i .1. Hull: ln in n Iii mm W M lf'iiV Eli; m :21 $fo M f ., ml: E H e n e 01'. O C Unlm's Green and XVhito Jossiv Tmm: Elbert Hq r1 ' Archie Unltlfinp Elizahvtll Vm'l W011: Hannah XVult'or Forwll Louis Hurry Altlm Tullvy Elizabeth Vuylsh'ke Sterling Bunker Ruby XVzlrd Margaret UNonl Doris Smlloru Nowell Ramsey Flm-mu-v Rose Isahvl Davis VilIie Calvin quws Lyh's Lonisv Burris William Tumayu SENIOR CLASS Class Motto: Green but Growing OFFICERS CLASS ROLL Marguerite- Renaud Lvotzl leghton Cyril Ilillim'tl Ruth Um'het Thelma Wrist Rhodes lhulsum Bernice Mnrris Florence Rmhul .Inku Mnntz Mury leuu Elizabeth Paxton Pllm-Ies XVitlka Miriam Barrier Mm'gum'itv MvGuil'o Bah llnys Rosalwllo Swveny 18 Flowm- Vx'hm- Cal'nutimr ...,A.I'rvsidvnt Yiw Prvsidvnt thlh SH-rvmnguTrunsnrvr fgm'hmw Mario Lonmsu-r Rulwrt Todd Mario Miles TIu-lmu Pumpholl Wnltm' Mmmzmnm'y Ilnnmlll km Evelylw Bnlu-x' Tryon Kmulnll anlzlll Flay Hll'llSHO .lpxsio Tunps Elln-rt Harris Arvllio Gnhlfiiu' May Aliw V211km' Arnold Yuunghlurml qu William: JeSSie T011115 uJessie 1.11-1- 111111. '15 '151. '211zVi1-11 P111 i1 111-111 211: I'111si1l1-1111. ' :Ilistol'i 11111 11'111'11 111' 1'11'1-11'11 1111x111 111'1-1si111-111t 111: 11111'1111sx 111' 11111111' 1111 mistake- f111'111-1 1111'1' 1111151 111' 11111' 1'l1lss spirit 111111 11111111 11' 111 11111 1.1111111 sunsv 111111 popularity of 11111' 11111511101111 Elbert Harris Elberf' : 1111-11- 1'11111. 111s. I 11111110111. 1111111111111: '1'1-11111. '111, 1 11 15'1s111'1112111.- 1:11: SHAH l I II. '21 . 111'1l n .97 11111 111-:11 his 11'. 1111 111'- 11111111115411 1'1'1111'11 1101's 111111' 115 11111;: ' 11 11111gs 111 1'11111'1'1'11'.1'111. 1111 his 11111s11 ix 1- 111111'1111'11 31111'1'111'1-1' 1111' 'r is 1111- 111111 1111111111111111111 111' 11 11111- 11111 111111 1111 1111111411. 111-111;: 1111' 111111 1'11211111' 111 11111'1- 11111111' 11 11'111'1' 111 111131011 111111 1111s N1'11s11111 Archie D. Goldfine Archie 1111111 1111111. 151 '1' '211: '1 111 '111:S1'1'1- l'11'.1 ' 11111101. '1 1 '111: 111-111111115: N111-i1-111'. '151: 1111s1111-ss Mgr. SIJAI' l I L. 11 111111111 11' 11111'11 111 111' 11 business 1112111. 11' 11111111- 111111 11111'x1111111' 11 1101' 51m 111 think his 11111111 11 1111si111ms 110111. 1111 11111- '111is 1lllxill1'3 111 11011th11 111 111111 111 11111111 11111 .13 111111 211: 111 1111x1111'xx 19 20 May Alice Walker Sally Basketball. '20, '21: Glee Club, 18'. tlfl JO: Vim- l'n-sidvnt 'IN; English Lihr. t St:1ff.?0. Sully is mu- nf tlmso swovt tonnwr- ml, gmnlrnntllrvd litttv girls that t-rl-I'y- hmly likes. Sully will t-m'tuinly lozn'v lwlliml :1 hmt of friends and mhuirol's wlu-II slm 1 11s High St-hnolt Arnold Ynungblood ttAruolll Sulmnl Stutv. 20: l'rmtlmlL '21: AHI- lotiv Etlitm' SPIAHI'LL. ' Arvm-ding t0 wvm'ul ut' mu l'omulo uwmhors Arnold is Ktlltl' : hut this Is lost on Arnold, as m- 1s '20! u sm'ivty 1mm nml wullltl mnvh mtlwr go hunt in: or fishing than zlttmul mm of our mrinl fum-tiuus. Ina Williams Ina President. .20: lev Huh. 'I 11!, t J, t1: '19 21!, t NmuiA ' Anglir'h Library small. striking. lullu-rvyml lnlnndo hm nl-Hl t0 nu-Htiml lu-l- poplr lurityl. In Iml we find one girl that I'vully likes hr vquiully if they lmvv rml hair and a few dashing fn'vkh-s. 21 Elizabeth Yuvlsleke Libby GIN- 011111. '17' '17: TI'L-nsurm'. '21: English 1.111 ,1 Libby 1.1 111101111'1' 111111 111' 11111 11511011 11:11king yuungstm's. 1.111 t ' 111111 01 1111. 111111 1111111'1'1'11111's 0111' par- 11111111st 111' much as 1111- 11111'111-1' 11111 1111111111: 1.111. 11111111111 11111111111111'11111. 01111.1 Rvpm'rtv , '-1. '-1. Sterling Bunker uChick Glee Club. '17. 19, '19: News 8111111 .11111 $111111 1101111111 '21: Asst. 111.11 11;: $141.11; I 11.. '11 1' 11111.11 111i1111t 111.11111111111111-1 111'1l 111.1 1011' fur the 11111i1-.1 111-111 111.1 111.1'1 111w for work. 111- 1.1' 11111 111111t .111111'11- 211it111111111 11.1 11111 21.1' 0111' 11. 111111 ws- 119111-11'1' 111111 this 11 why 1111' 11mins full for 111111. Ruby Ward uRuby 111110 1'11111. 'IS. '11! '20. '21: SomiiI'lun'n. Ruby 1111.1 1'1'1111 evrrythiug 1141111 15117111110 1111.11 111 011 11 17111;: T1'11111 Through Kunsam 111111 11111 1'1'1uul11111'1' 11101111101111 t0 the minutes! details. This goes 11 long Wily 1111111111 9x11111111- ing Ruby's grade 111 English. Mixml Chorus, '0 22 Doris Scallorn 1100115 1111-91 11111. 1!: 1'111g1is11 Lil11'.Ir1' Stuff 1211. '2115111111is11 111111 11 111111111-111-1111211-1- 1111Ii11g 1111- ,1'1-111' 111111 Doris 1'11111-11 111 11111111' 1111- Trig 10S- 111 1-1 1111- 511111111. 1-1'11111 this f1111 111- 1-2111 is 11111 1111 111-11111' 1111- 1111-1- 11.21- 11.x 11 5111110111. Newell Ramsey I . Ram Ram 1-1111: 11-111- 111 1111-111 11s 11 111-1-111-11- 1-1'1s 51111. 211111 although 111- 1111 111111' 110011 111111 11s :1 3111111 ti1111- 111- 1111s 1111111311011 1-:1111 shining 1111111'11111i1 111- lmx 111-1-111111- 1111- 111' 1110111121115 11 1-111111s11111tl1' 1111111111f.11s 111-11 115 111x 11111111 111111110111- 11111-1- 11111'1- 11111111l him 11 1'111'111'111- 111111 1111- 1111111-s. n Florence Rage Florence Glee- Ulllh. V18. '21. 11111111111111 19111191111- 1111111-1111111:1f 11 blushing 1'11111-1 x110 11111115' 11 15111111 111-111 111111'1- 1112111 she 111111 111111 1111 11'11111 1'1101'1-1111- 11111.11 111- :1 311-111 111113.111 $111110 11111? Evelyne Baker Evelyne ' Glee Club, 18. .1 , Vice President. i '19: Literary Socic , N. Evelyne can truly he said to ho a r'hzu'tcr mvmhor of mu- vl having jninwl us at tho l'iel'iuu 31111112 in Ihr- first gl'miv. Anmlwr illtvrvsting fou- Iuro uimut EVt-lyno is lin- fm-t tliut u'hilw wv gvt hillx mlly ml the first of the nmmh. Bills mum to 1101' more urtL-n. Tryon Kendall Tryon Treusuwr. 19: Presidium '20: Junior Comm. one . Schuul Stun'. T'yuns i'llief rlml'actvristiw are his like fm' work and his ability to w in: short stn es. Although T1 nu has the appuzu-um-u of a dude. 119 is a jolly good fellow and is well likwl by everyone n-smciully the gil'lsy. Beulah Floy Bledsoe Beulah Floy G195- Cluh, i '11! 20: Literary Su- cioty. iIN: Soc freuix. ' ' Beulah Flay ' minthor one of mu' satiety queens: and you all know what , u sensation uu unhurwhairod Hi girl who is lmtll hmutifnl anti gnod-lem lim'ml. will create in any social gather- ingi 23 24 Thelma Campbell Thelma Gleo Club. '0 :SmniiUhm-us, Uixwl Pllm'l unglisll Lihl' Sm . Tlu-lmu lwlivvt-s in the 0111 suying tlmt tlwl't- is u timv t'm' wul'k aml n tinw fm- pl . Wlu-n slm guns nut fm- 3 grand Hum. 119 has it. hut slu- 1 NW lvrs this k1 p 1101' from being mm'kvd with 2:11 A. Walter Montgomery nMont Assistant Erlitm' SEAGI'LL. '21. T119 01in way for 0111-- Of Wultt'r's tmlvhprs tn nmlnl him bring up u 10st m' solve :1 prohlvm is tn llrv him than no 0110 DINO i11 tlw f'l: i lllv tn dn it: thou she may l't'ST 1m nwl tlml Wnltm- um and will art it. Hannah B05 Boozie I'm idont. I ': Girls' Glut- Huh 1 '. 19. : Girls' Smui-Ulmrus, 23D: Sou. 'liL Ilzmnulfs t'mlliilus :ll'O nor 0;: ' ' rm? A'Iml Ivy rlmso Hf Iht' opposite s0. . 'n wv :lrv w-l'y l-urinns in rugul-tl m hvr nick- Inlmv. Hmwvt-l'. wo m'o nut ulmw in 0111' vm'insiuz us :1 good many utIu-I' young men wv know wnuld likv lo lliSr HWPI' tho SI-H'r-t. 25 Isabel Davis Ickey Iiasln-Hmll. '18. ' . '20. '21: School Stutv. '18. '19, '-I: 1011 Lt-zulL-r, '21; Art Editor SEAGI'LL. '21. It' lt'koy haul 110110 nothing vlso in high srhuul. hut play 11:11 'othull Ie would haw distinguishml horsvlf in this sport ulomx IImvt-Vur. tho svhoul will law a hard worker and an zllll urvmzul gnmI-folluwvss whvn lsuhL-l h-zlvos. Willikz Calvin uBill Glev Flnh. '1N. '19: Truck. '21. Bill is the only one nt' us that regrets the IV? tlnlt 119 is :1 Senior. XVillio, sags: Turn hawk. turn hawkwnrtl. 0h Tinw. in thy flight. mnlw 1m- ;1 Sullh :igxin. jmt for tonight! Frances Lyles Frances Glen Club, '19. '20. '21 : Mixml l'hm'ns, 1,, Tu louk 21f tlw llivtm'e nmn 1' would nut mkv Frnuves fm' a hut it is :1 known f that sh? almw hnoly refuses to axsm-iato with gunm- otry in any fm-m. although she is on friendly terms with lwr ntlm' suhjovts. 26 Louise Burris Louisw Louise is znxuthor mw of our late mu rivals. Shv an'ix'wl tau mm for the lulskvumll smsml hero, zlltlmugh slu- w. ' mpmin 0f Hn- huskvthzlll team in her old volmtry. William Tamayo Bill In spitv 0f lhl- fm-f flint Bill vnnw to Port Arthur this lvl'm frnm Fun mlzl. ho is mm of nm' In'igzlm-M slmlvnts Jud hefnn- leaving lezulu Hill mm 1: mI-dnl as a slmnrslmntvr. but he lms sinve rlisrnl'dml the rifle for n Iumm snimhlo weapon H'uu tell Rm Turvw 11mm Marguerite Renaud Marguerite Mixed Hm- GIOU Club, 19. 230. rns. 'ZH. '21 Marguerite lmlivw's ,xn-ungly in tho nmttn tlmt silvuu- i gnldvn: lmwn-vm: wht-Il x'lw IIOIN ,x llrng. and smuvtll. g xx hm., hm XVL' lmlien- Hun atllmw in mu- vlax's might profit hv lu-r oxumplv. nut to mvminn mlrselv -. Elizabelh Paxton Lizzie Girls Debuting: Sm'ioty. Huh. '18: G Ulvv Ululu Elistm'y I.ihr:u Stuff. '21. A zllu-th worn- out two svts of tho Stuiv's hunks this yum: ' V011 don't lolim't' it hmk :lt hm rum, Mnnnn-r. tht- sw-tls of Of rt dill nut '2 1m lrn-rvn xm'l, us LAzh-Ix' hvml xx x' unulo fur smm-fhing stidvs :1 hutr l'zu'k. Lilfill 11!; Charles Witheck uIkey lhlskt'tlmll. YI : Vim- 1'1 . h lih-o Ulllly. h 0. :1: Vaulot. h x. lM-lmting Slwioty, ' mu- ut' 0111' vhiof mn-ioty 111011. :111 thv girL and attends :111 tlw parties. 110 has thv tlistim' inn 0f having the hn'gost and most vtfwfix'o nmllthllium- in srhnnl. Tl'n r1 Miriam Barrier Tillie Glue Uhlln WT. IN: Latin Ulnh. th, WK: Girlsh IM-hnting Szwivty. WT. ' Althnngh Tillie stands near the my nf lu-r class in 2111 hl'l' sub. HS 1101' spm'iulty is LntilL In fzu't Wo lu-hlieve lhzlt sho hus thlI mlgv nu uhl Picvm hims . vspm'inlly 21s their ages difl'vr slightly. Tillil' living nm' ymmgvst girl nu-mhl-I'. 27 Florence Radau 1'F'lorem-e 1111111 Club. '1K '19. '20. '21: Mix1-11 Uhm'us, '21. 11111111111111 llst :1 vostrpncket 11111111111 nf Mary, with 1111' GXI'ODHOII 111111 $1111 is not quite so 112111-1111 1111:1111 11111110111111: 111111 energy. 8111-1 v11111m111s 111m 1111 1111' 501-01111 111' February $1111 111111111111 :1 11111119 11:11t' 1111111' m 1191' lillglix'h 11551111. 11111 11411 110 11111 11111 11111111 faith in 11111 5111111 . Jake Muntz Jakieu 7 Vite I'1'esi1lo11t.'1 11'-'l;1111:1s '111. Buys G 1111-1111111 '1V..0.-:Mixo1l 111111115. '1x. '111. 1. 11011411111111 111111 .. :Jlmim 1111111'1111111111 112111111. Although Jukie is 11111 1111M 111111111111 111111 11i111il11ltive member, 111: 1-2111s11s 11s to 1111111111x 111019 211111 11111111 111 1111- 11111 ' vim: 111111 11111 host 1111222' 11111 1'01!- ' 11-11 111 1111I 5111211111541 purlumw. Mary Rada 11 Mary Glee 1111111. 11K. '19. 120. '21: 111x111! Chorus .111. .1. Man . 11111 111-11111 v1111111112111' .1s 11111' 111111111 1111111111111 fmt $1111 is 0111- of 0111' host 11111111'1-11 girls. 211111 3111111111211 5111- is 11m 11211-111-111211'11' 101111 111' 1101-11. she gets 111' well. 511 why 5111111111 5111' 11'111'1'1'? 28 Marie Leblaster Marie Glee Club. 'IN 19 20. '21; C110111s. .!1 2'0; 1111x911 1 1101ns. 11'1111101 11f the- 1I1ka1'1111111 toutvst. 1 Vite-I'I'esident. '18: Smiety Editor SEAGI'LL. '21. It takes 110 rllal'zu'tvr sporiulist to deviphvl' Mario's nutstzuuliug t' 11t111'1'; 0111-1 111-11111 nnly 1'11115111111' lwr 1111siti1111 011 the Stut'tK l'nlike most huttm'fliuw Marie shuws off to 1-111111113' guml 1111- -;.:v in tho 11111111 Ilzu'light of the rooms: 91.111- Rohert Todd Todd th't. 'lN: Debuting Sucipty, 'IS; 1-'m1t1111ll.l'20: Editor-in-t'lhvt' SEA- 1; l 11,11 1 Rnhm-lt ix 111111 at 0111' most 1'01'51111111 111111111191's. Among other things. 111I has 1101111 1111 editor. :1 51-211111111. 11 pngilist. 11 111'i11t1-1' 111111 1111 111110 111111111111111' 171. linhmt is Hu- 1111b 11110 who hux 141'01' pm'suzlth-d hix tvuthol'x thnt notebooks 11 011' 11111 191 11v. 11 xrie Miles uSnip CD G 11-11 Club 1 '1'L1'ZU 1: 11'1111101' 1:1: 1 11n1l111111 11111ti-xt:1111x911 1 hams l'Eull'; tinul 1w 591' 11111'i $119 is out with :1 vm'tnin Senior. 11'1- dun't 11101111 111 insinuate that this assurialtiou will have 1111.1' harmful t'ffu't 1111 .11111'11- 111- though shv ll'lS little 1'1111111 t'm' i111111'm'1L mont: still it is 11ut for 11s tn zltII'mpt I11 svrurzlto nld frh-mls 11111- Marie 1111195 111111 111211111 LeMnstl'l'. Marguerite MrGuire Mug 1111-1-1111111f1N. 19' 111x111 1'11111'115. '111, It 111111111 111- :1 s1111' 1'1-11111111;1111'y to $111 that Marguerin- is 111-tt1'1' 1111111111: than 1191' .111111111' 111'11t111'l'. 11111 111- will .1 .1' that $110 i. 1'111'111-111'1'5111111111-11 with grey 11111111'1' 1111111 11111' .111111111' 111- 1'1'1'1- $111K Robert Hays u801W 11109 1111111. 15'. '19: 111411111111: 31114141. '18: I'iuuthull. :11. Bolt is 11111 111111' 11 11111111.1111t 11 111111-11; 01' 21s 1101!. 1 '1 151111 is 111 :1 11 .N'x 1y 11111111'11' 11'111-11 it 11111105 to 11:111111i11g' 1111- 11111111: 11111111 111111111'1'x ut the 111211111- 1111 511111111. 11s 111s 1'1'1'11 t11111111-1' 1111111 111' 111111011 111' 111011 1'11i11lisll 1111111115, Rosabelle Sweeney Rosabelle Mixed 1 11111 11x :11. '21 : 111-1112111111111111. -11. Although f1111111'1'11 :1 1111'111111'1'11f 1111' 1111.15 of '12. 11111111110111; 111'1i111-11 m 11111'11 1111111 gl'nlhlutv 11it11 1111' 111111111111 1-111. 11 A 11 1101' it tho 11-11111111111l nut j11s1if1 t111-1'f1111'1. 30 31 Leota Raughton 1111mm 1111-1- 111111. '151, '20, '21; Mixod Chorus, 1111, '20, 1' . 111411111 1111s 11 line 1111 1191' own, which sl11- 11s-s 111 1.1111111 advantage at 11-i111 gatherings 11s 11'1-11 11s in the 1 rooms; 111 11-11st she is 111101111 to 11111110 55111111 1:111111-s 111111 little Effort 111111 11111 k111111'111111t that is :1 sivn 11f. Cyril Hilliard Syrup 1;l1-1- 1'11111. '11! IN: 1'11'1- 1 11 1111-111. 1 1'1'1'ilis 111' ins 114111111111 must 111- 10, 1111011 in his 1'1-1-1. 11s 111- 11'1s 11111111 1111111 11111' 1101111111 111-1111 1-1111111 , 111111. As 11111: 11f l1is 11111111 s1-11s1-, 111- 111-111-1'1-s 111 1111111111- izing 11111111- 11111-111. sim-l- 111- 1-1111fi111-s 111s 11f1'1-1-ti1111s 111 1111- Senior 1'111ss, 1'11 '21: 01111111, Rum Corllett Babe 1' 11-1- 1' 11111 '19, '20: 311x011 1'11111'11s JlAlthnugh 1111111 is 1111 1'1-111111111 111 1111- f111111111s .1im. s111- is 1'1-t full of 111-11 111111 111111111. 1111111 1111s 11 11' inning smile 111111 is 11'1-11-111111- 1-1'1-1'1'11'111-11'1- she goes 11111111111 11111'1115: 111 1'1-sort m 1111- 11111111: 1111. Thelma. Wrist Thelma G109 Huh, '19, '20, '21; Mixed Cho- rus. '19, '20. Speaking of beautiful lulondvs, mums and Vamp's fools. what wv were going to say is that no mm boy has yet how able m mptm'o Tholmu's nffot-tirmx; and as more urs- fow lmmlmnwr In than we havn- umoug thv Seniu s, lelma's heart will pmlmhly uvvt-r melt. Rhodes Ransom Wholly 01ml vstl'u. '01: Fnotlmll, '20: Glee Huh, yr ' . '2 Rllnd Hlllllfy is divided lwtwovu the greatest avm'atiou and. awarding tn Rhody. the greatest Vocation. ath- lvtit-s and mm-lmniml m'nwiug, ledy has not maly played two stL-cl-ssf'lll years of fnnthull. but nus dum- his share on the trau'k. Bernice Morris Berni1-e G199 Ulnh. WM. '20. Bernice sm-ms tn he-Iis-w in the mat- to that m-tio spvzlk lmnlvl' than! words: at 1021M, sht- Hays wry limp. Slw gvts up her lessons well 21ml 111 : 11411011 curd speaks for itself. 32 lannah Walter Ferrel: Boots 11111: 1111111 ' '19 11 Mixed 1'11111'11s, l -1. W11 1'11'11111 11'1111111-1' 111111 11111111:111 1'1111' 11111: $11 111111'11 11111111111 111 11111' 111111;.1. 1111 1-121111' 11x 1:11:11x $1111 ' 1s 111 My 11 111w11'11i1'11 $1111 11111111111111 11111111s :15 111:1 .1s '1 1'31. 1.1.1115 H1111'y Happy 1111-11 1'111111 '1x'. '10: 1111112111111; 51111111- 11'. '10: 111111113. '111. 1.111113 11'ill .11111111 11:11 1111 11 g1'11'11 1'11:- 111'11 111 111111-11'114111 1111:11111111'1212': 111 11111 11 ' '11 1111111. 111111'111'11i'. 1111 :111111s11s 111111- 11111 11111111111;r 111 1111 11111 111111111 1111-111 1131: 11'111'111. f1'11111 1':111:111:1 111 11111 1'1111z111111 112111111. 31114111 Talley Allin 1:11-11 1'11111. 111V. '111. '2 '21 : 1121111111111, '20. L1. 111si111-s 111111;; 111111 111' 0111' 110:1 x111- 11111115: .1111111 is 111111 111' 11111-11011 111:1111111 1111 :1111 is 11 1111:11'1 from 11111 111-1 1' 1111 -11 11x 111 11111111'1 1 11 1111' 11 11:111-1'11111111 111111'1- 1111111 11111'j1111's 33 Margaret OhNeal Margaret Glee Club. 21: Mixed th'us, '21; Bm'skethall, 21. Margaret ouxue to us this year frum Beaumont. which improved our opiniun of our old rival inunmlsoly, For the length of time that she has hoeh with us, Margaret has certainly done her duty to the High School, including the part she has played in athletics. SENIOR CLASS HISTORY. E1 mm as we crossed the threshold of the 11001' that has remained open 41111211111 the happiest years of our lives, we stand at the entran e of 3110 her that has not yet been opened. It is the door to life. Be '011d this tear the noblest that is in us will be called forth to help us fight our battles and the knowledge named in hiUh school will serve as a guiding star to direct our everv cour se. A. we glanet ovre the pa 3:95 of memorV' all is joV' aml happiness, 1501 momorV has the tendeneV to effaoe all that is not pleasan Th 0p tt5 trials that tmeant so much at the time were eb 11t weighed by the joys that followed aml shone so brightly that ex eiything else sinks into oblivion. We do not think of' the 1l111d1re1V' thatw we were famed t0 11111101110 in our diligent search for knowr lwlge, hut WC think of the abundant it'wartls that 131' rownetl our every effort. 9 was probably the most patriotic elas 55 that ex er grad hated from a grammar school. it was th '11 W1 gaxe t0 the school that be autiful American flag that has meant a thrill of pride to ex ery 1119111 nber o 0111' class as we saw it floating in the breeze in the years that followed. h1 0 blue as 0111- class colors, but We changed these to green and white VVith the 01111 of the war. 0111- class has had its fair share of athletes but we have never let this $ i7 O 12: .. 21 .1 0 2'; s .. E ,1 hamper 0111' rooting section. Two members of our class, Isabelle Davis and Charles Witbeek, were the yell leaders for two years. The remainder of the class was always out to do its sham 011 the side lines. We were always serious hard Working boys and girls. We worked hard when it was necessary and accomplished results that we are not ashamed to claim as 0111' own, even now. Thelma Campbell and Tryon Kendall have written eitories that would grace the pages of any modern magazine. Some members of 0111' class have gained fame 0n the, field of elaeution. Two of 0111' girls and one My were winners in the MeFarland Deelamation contest and 0111' class has represented the schuol in debating for the last three years. With all of these excellent results, it seems that we at least have had some excuse for being, The serious side of 0111' high school life may be likened to a tcl'otitl but silver lining came when we gathered together at 0111' week ei1ll parties arul withV 1:01.111 fellowship partook of gay festivities. We were never lmown to be divided into factions and we never disagreed. We were like one big family with none to rule and none to obey, each one conducting himself as his class loyalty directed. It is because each and every member of the Class of l21 has held the honor of the class above everything that we are able to lay down our oars aml say that :1 peaceful voyage is over and we had reached the promised land. --J. T. 35 SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY After studying for a number of years 111 Chicago, we were at last off 011 0111' musioal tour throughout our wonderful United States 211111 Europe. 9 first place that We were to sing 211111 play was New York City. Of 6011159 we we're very much elated 01'91' appearing in such a wondvrful place. As we finished our last encore 211111 1'0ti1'011 to the roar, a pagv brought us several cards, among them was one with Mr. and Mrs. Edward Laughlin writtvn 011 it. We 111'91'0 Verv surprised and 111035011 to find that our 0111 friend 211111 s111101114nato Wlaiguerite MrGuire had married Edward Laughlin 111111 they wore liviujr 111 N111 'Yo rk. They insisted that 1110 111119 with them next 91'011i11g.Wu at'coptt'l their invitation 31111 found that thev 112111 also invited Altha Tallov, who was now studying music in Now Ym'k. They took us to the Hippodrome that 01111 111;; 31111 who should the leading clown be, but Stm'1il1g Bunker. 111' was t11-1 same 0111 Sterling, looking a great 119211 011101. We were unable to see him hut we Wanted to very much. After the show we wont to HSherryis. Whilu breathlessly watching the dancing chorus, our host told us to see if we 1:0u111 find a familiar face among the girls. Yes thm'c was Thelma Wrist, tho 1021111111: lady. She looked so pretty and graceful just as she :11w ' 1li11. W0 left next day for Philadelphia 111111 on thc 11'a.1 W0 both at almoxt the same time saw Bob Haves He immediately upon rvcogni7ing us came mm to talk Bob was 11011 a 1 sucvessfu1 architect 111 St Louist 110 11:111 1191' to New York 111111 was on his way to Philadelphia for a few days, 11? t11111 11:1 that our 0111 clas'mnatc Marie LvMastcr 110W :1 30001111 Sarah Bernhardt was to he in Philadelplua that 1110M 111111 110 111111 box shuts. Ho asked 11s to join him. W9 11111 this 211111 of 1011 se Wial'ic was justa great a success as we 11ml 1111:11'11 K'111' was. During the intermission 1101 111311511101 11111110 out 111111 1111111111111-1-11 that our famous star was soon to wed Mr. Robert 'I'o1111, who Was at this time national chairman of the Democratic party. It was rumored that 111' wouhl be 0111' 11m: president. After appearing in Pl11'1111101phia 11'? wont to 0111' national capi'al. We t'u't at homo as we had both spent two years 111 school there. As soon as WO 11'1'1'0 rested a bit we went to see Miriam Barrier, who was now the gruatent 11'01111111 lawyer in existence. of course we had a 101'1'1y visit with 1101' 111111 9111- told us that Ruby Ward was now 0111' of our senators from Texas, The 11oxt day 0111' car was blocked from passing by a provossion 101111 by Ruth 10rhutt. Ruth 111111 surprised everybody by becoming one of the most rigid suffragotths We decided that we would go to Palm Beach for a few ' wt'pks n1111 1'1'1'111101'r a 1131' as we Were st-1'ol1i11g 1110110' we saw '51 111111119 approaching and tho ladv looked strangely familiar W0 0011111 hardly believe that it 1'011111 h1- tum- but yCSait was Bernice Mouis, She introduced us to 1101' hushan'L UV 1atm' learned that he was a Very wealthy man 31111 that Bernice 112111 formerly 111-1111 his private secl'etaryj A very stvlish well dressed 1a111' mmo 1111r1'1'ing 11p to 11s with 1101' 1111111114 out stretched It Was Leota Raughton 11110 was spoudinv the 115111111 1101111 thew vith Bernice and her husband. From Palm Beach we wore to appb 1'9a1 in New Orleans We wanted 1'w'1' much to go to see Marguerite Renaud a111l 1710191109 Rose who wm-o 110w 111111 .4 in a Charity hospital in that city but as vn- woro 11na1'11' homo 01 course in '1 36 great hurry. 011 the way to the station next day we were arrvstcd by 11 great many people crowding into an auction sale. We 0111111111 our necks to see who Was doing th11 loud acutionecriug 111111 who 511011111 it be but Willie Calvin. When W11 arrived in Beaumont, as We W'1111te11 to sun'pris11 our folks, we 11'111'11 not met but 111111 to go to Intcrurhan station. VVhi1e waiting for 1111 lntm'urr 111111 We s'1w Archie Goldfine A1'1'hi11 now owned the 111111cst shoe st01'11 111 Beau- mont 111141 was 110111 1;; a large business making much money. t' 1'01'11511 111'111'V'one Was g' :11 to see us when W11 got home and hated to 111111 us 111a1'1'.W111eth11111 we saw a few of 0111' old schoohnatus home for th11 holidays 111111 otherwi 159. L Wimboth Vuylsteke, now the manager of a ladies wholesale st01'1' in Salt 1.111111 City, Utah, was home for the holidays. We spent the afternoon wit h 11' '11111 5111' 10111 115 that M11111- Miles now 11 lecturer on the Chatauqua circuit 111111 11111111 through Port Arthur a few weeks before. 0 Were sorry t1at W11 had to miss 11111', but it 1'011111n1t be avoided. Mrs. 0111111111111 Buoz came to call 011 1111. Hannah was just as pretty and happy as formerly. She t0111 11s that 5110 111111 Clarence we1'11 11anni1111 11 Mb to 11111101111 the next year. 9 Vl':1'y naturally visited the schools and found that 11110111111311 Rada au was now 11 1110101111119 0111 11111111 school teacher up at our 1111111 0111 high. Rosa b01111 Sweeney was plinoipnl 01' 11111111111111 school 211111 was having: great success Margaret 0 Neal W' 5 physical instrm'tor at the Franklin. She told us that she was gm 11g to join Mav Alia the 110111 year 111 Boston. May A1100 was instructor in Calisthenics in the Boston High $11100. he 1:10 atost smpriso 1111 had tho1111'h was to 1011111 that 1111I1111eth Paxton was thought to 1111 the greatest scientist ever heard of . She 111111 remained 111 home but 111111 discovered 11 way to communiuate With Mars. We were very 111111101151 to soc 11111' but she was Very busy on some now experiment 111111 Wo111dn,t 11 day 011 the street we mot Charles Witbeck, He stopped '11141 1111111111 to us. Cha 1-195 311111 110 was now yell leader at Harvard 111111 would have for that mplace the next day. W11 h to leave home agam but we were going 011 to Cu1it'or11111 111111 from there to 01111111116. 0111 train 110in11' west '1xs I'CCkOd 0111 111 Ari7o1111. No one was injured howev, W1we W'erc manning: trains we asked what 1111111 struction work was goingo A man told us that, Ne wnll Ramsey a 1111'1' famous enginocr was surV vying this territory for i1'1'i1111tion 11111131111. As soon as we arriv 1111 in Los Aug 9,19 es we sent word to Arnold YounghIood 111111 Rhodes Ramson Who Were then joint owner in 1111 Aviation hold T1111V' 111111111 to SL111 11s and took us out to their fieldT.1 Of course we wero delighted with the 11110111111105 111111 roallv Wanted to fly. eboys were 11W fu 11. 111;: us over the city in their finL1 autolmobilvs. They promised to take 11:1 to $111110 movie star 8 st tudio. One nay we VVCIIt to thc's11 studios 111111 found Hannah W111ter Ferrell playing as Rome W01 , 1 Rome is a great 01111101111111. W11 0011111 hardly 1111119:in HHanny' in the movies still itwas very fitting that she 811011111 choose comedy. W11 wanted to 551111111 one dav down 011 the beach so the boys took 11,: down th111'11 hiel strollin1y 11101111 amass the sand we 511w a small ladV' 111 11 bathing suit with a life 5111 1'91 3 b111 c on To 0111' Ureat 11111111ht We found another 111111 of 0111 formm school- -mates, Ina Williams.1na was chief life saver at Long , 37 h. We of course spoke of old times in P A. H. S. She asked where we were g ing also she told us a bit of news. Doris Scallom had gone to China as a missionary. She had sailed from San Francisco a few days previous We were son' 1y to have misse11D ris We had had such :1. wonderful trip west that we hated to take passage for Europe still we had so much to look f01war11 to. We sailed from San Francisco on one of the very largest passenger boats the HLeviathan.H One day when 1111' wind Was blowing Very strong and we were promenading on deck we saw a man With rather long hair and large eye glasses leaning on the rail. It was Tryon Ke ndalL We ta 1119 d to him and learned that he was now a short storV writer, writingr for the Rad Book. He was she eing paid Vast sums fo1 his stor ries. nasked if we had seen Jake in the HStatesH before W0 left. Jake Was now a V'e1y great oratoi and lecturer, having won numerous national 111'- hates. We are t1s1111'y we hadn't seen him. He must have gotten home about the time we 1e About a 11ay before the 01111 of our voyage Tryon came up to 11s and aasked if we knew who the chief wireless operator was on our ship. W0 1111111 t but wanted to know because he seemed excited. So he took us down to see 211111 it was Louis Hatry, Just as halo and hearty as ever and not looking a day 011101, we were so sorry that the discovery was not made sooner. Upon arriving in 11011111111 we were me thv Mr, 111111 Mrs Walter Mont- g mcry, 0111' 0111 friends Frances Lyles 111111 Walt We knew that thev wow married still its was quee1'.Walter was the American ambassadar to England 511 off urse W0 Were entertained royally. W0 had many royal xisltors 111111 felt very 0highly l111nored.0no our Visitors was 110 other than Duke C VillW01lv' 0111 high school flieml Cyril Hillia1111 Cyril was 1 01'1 popular among 0101'y 0111' especially the ladies. From London we went to Paris. We had heard that Thelma Campbell was modiste in that fine city so we Went to see her but she had sailed 21 1011' days before for America. We had not intended going to Germanv but 111111111311 we 111111111 h091111s1' We knew that Elbert Harris was in Berlin still st udving music. We wero SW glad to see Elbert and indeed he was certqinly getting famous. We heard that it was thou ught by many that he was even greater than Paderewski. mGerman we Went to R0 ome and in an art gallery in Rome we f1111111l a Wondeli'oful painting bv Isabelle Da1' 1s. 0111' 0111 friends wore certainly 11111111111- ing famous. WeVV 1e ent tfrom Rome to Venice Who should We see but William Tamavo and Louise Burris in a gondo oal 11 1am was now a Irre'lt poet 111111 lecturer, and Louise Was his private secreta arv. ShC alV1 Vvavs accompanied him taking down his dictation. After touring all of southern Europe we went 1111011 to London 111111 got passage for the St tstes had a most delightful 1'01'age home as We mot Jessie Toups 111 London and she accompanied 11s to New Yo 1'k. Jessi 19 was now the National 1, resi em 01 the Women s Federated Clubs 111 the United States 311111 h'111 been to Europe to recuperate. All the wav ho omo We talked of 0111 times '11111 the strange ways in ' hich our 0111 friends had el1a11ge11.Somethi11g that caused us more surprise was to learn that Mary Radsu was now touring the eountrv tryinu to 11191011: people from mistreating animals. 38 THE SENIOR CLASS WILL The State of Texas, County of Jefferson. I 1011' all 111911 by those 111cscnts, that 110, the Snior Class of Port Ar th111' 1 111,211 Srhool 011 this, the second day of pril7 in the year of 0111' Lord 11i11e1e911 '111111111'11 111111 twentV-ouc, callmg t0 11111111 the frailty and unaeitalnty 0 life 31111 .1 11:1, KlPSlYOLH se w our 111 ch 1 ffau's, bemg of 90111111 and dlsposmg 11111111, hmcb1 110 solcmnlv bequeath to l 1' 1313 , v1 0 111 111 mm s 1121 ll 11w following, which will be of unlimited value to the em 1n the 001113211011 01' 91111111 highq . qchnulK career I,WalterrM1;1ntgumory, 110 bequeath may sp:ed 111 action and speaking as well as my pseudo 111' gtnh 111,. to L011 1, Elizaboth P:xt0n, Will my HD 5 111111 HC 5', to Lawrence Coffiold. 1, T111111 K011111111, will my surplus energy and ability to spell to Mabcl $111110. 1, Ruth Corbett, will my superfluous weight to lda Belle Barnes. IY Cyril Hilliard, will my general popularity with the girls to Francis 11111111. , Elizabeth Vuylsteke, 11111 my 11111111211y letera tcte with Gilbert to just an; 1 th .71111101'. 1, Bob Hayes, will my boldness with the girls to Gustavo Jimincz. I 1111 Williams, will my Hcut and driedH 11110 with the boys to Louise l'flriffer. I Elbert Harris, 1111 my crude manners and rough bearmg t0 Claude Golllxmilh. 1, Florence Rose, will my knowledge of English to Gertrude May Mar 151111111111. 1, Robert Todd will my knack of getting by in English to Joe Plcttman. I Jc sie Toupsy Will my 111111111 expression and general appearance of innarancc t0 Va 1m aJon 1 Willie Calvin, will my love of Spanish to Joe Washburn. Wo,tl1e two Maries, will our reserved seats in the SEAGULL office 10 11813'1 Baker and Mary Virginia Latimer 1, William Tamayo, will the impediment in my spcoch to Erma Winn. 1, Frances Lylcs, Will my chemistry notebook to Rudolph Erickson. I, Archie Goldfine, will love for handling money to Bennie Jarrett. W0, 1' ync caB kc r and Beulah 1101' Blcdsoe will our hatred for prettv o 'nthes and disdain for social functions to Wilma Nott anrl Madelin eRonshausen. 1 Amohl Yoqunblood, Will my temper and general bad humor to Mason Barron. 1 H'mnah Ferrell, 11111 1111' place as assistant chemistry instructor to Mid- get Ulmk 39 , Altha Talleyy will my interest in the Senior parties to Cecil Smith. , Sterling Bunker, Will my good looks to Bill Palmer. I I I, Leota Raughton, will my llvampy,Y eyes to Valerie Pruitt 1, Ruby Ward, Will my dislike for reading to Julia Bammert. I, Marguerite Renaudy will my ability to ngt by to Lois Dunaway. I, Bernice Morris, will my auburn locks to Preston McGuire I , Doris Scallorn, Will my idle hours and hatred for study to Frankie Stewart. I, I Rhodes Ransom, will my ukelele made of cigar boxes to Clarice Akin. , Margaret OlNeal will my HSprinw Famey'y to Be1'Vl Crist. I Jak eMuntz Will my cxtraordinaly height and giant liko physique tn Arthm McGuire. -1 , Charles Witbeck, will by monocle and silk hat to Gerald Barnes. 1.4 , Tillie Barrier Will my secret of preserving youth to Travinia Browton .4 R0 be 110 SW weeney, Will all the new steps that I haxe learned in 112111117 ing at the class palties, to Art hur Lee co.q l, Mav Alice Walker, will my HcrushH on at least one Senior boy tn Marcelle Yarbotough I I rickson. , Florence Radau, will my chronic frown t0 Mona Dumesncil. , Thelma Campbell, Will my red middy and yellow tie to Maudie Hond- , Thelma Wristy will my coy glances and ability to Hvamp to Erma Winn. 1-1 Hannah Bos, will my UBoozeH to any thirsty member of the lowor class. , Mary Radau, will my Hrats'l to Lloyd Watkeys. Louise Burris, will my Ford roadster to Rae Yeager. ls abc 10 Davis, will my tortoise-rimmed glasses and insatiable desire for shulv t0 Olix or Latham. h-l Ha ly Nowell Ramsey, will my blase appearance to James Walker. W 40 v ,-- - .,, . . . . 4;! q ' I III I I I lwum II tr! Ir 1er F: a -f- 'g' WWWWWWOMORE r ! WM ' ' WRESHMAN ' ' ' K J UNIOE CLASS CLASS COLORS WHITE AND GOLD BENNIE TARRETT ELBERT 1 AMSO 7 OLIVER LATHAM OFFICERS GHRTRUDE LIAE NFPFADTYPN 1111151110111 VicG-Presidont Q ' h ' -Tn'asuro1' 0' 0 LatrArhm ULASS ROLL Wayne Hartford Edith Folll'tt Edna Hawthorne Pauline Barre Willie V Carr Lillin Mae Hamlhet Ruth Beslsen Wilhelm aRuysenaars Brandon Cole 9111 1 B 1 Theresa Hathw hay er Chrinstie Flanagan Madeline Ronshausen ilma Nott Elbcxt Lamion Ida Haber M 211' y 0 Minnie Lee Odom Ho 1011 aGerbons Idwnald Dupuv V9 aRhodes larice Akm Charles Palmer '1 Emil Prohl Coo 98111 11117111100111 Clark 9111121 Johnso 011 Jossl Owen 11119 01159 11'0110 Duplantls Val 11 Prult Irving Goldbmg 110111 1' Baker Anna 80111161101 lart 11: ., :1 :1 E o W 0:11P Arthur McGnhe fie ee Clavton McGuire utz Kutbh 10 L per Florvnce Blackburn Vernon ammnrt Eth 01 Hivginbotham Pearlie Rhoda cs 42 Mere cor Evans Jock MoF at Men Willa Mac 01111 '11 I ovore Smith I 11f11s David 1 0301111 Leverott y T '1 ravinia Brewton 00 B0 oeg 1'1'11'11110 Mae tMcFadden 1111a Bamn rald Barnest Clifton Byrd F1111 Soeke 4211111011 1Vslayfield rvl C' 1a1'1'1e11cosCoiff10111 0 L112 11 Ha '1'1'1 e11nie Jarrettn ti 90 Eric VIarcolle Ymborough Gustaxo Jiminez Frances Furchncr Lois Dunaway 43 44 SOME FACTS ABOUT THE JUNIORS We, the Junior Class of V21, are a most noted olass of boys and girls, aml will become even more so in our Senior year and later. We are known because We have among us musicians, including Violinists, pianists, and singers, orators. debaters, and poets tnot all musicianst; moreover we are noted for the fact that we have the best Hlines'y in the school. As Freshmen we had a very large class; as Sophomores we had lost a good many of our members who had failed to master their studies, but we were com- pousated for this by acquiring some of tho maturcr minds who were enjoying a second year as Sophomores. Now, as Juniors, we are a real classy for how could we be anything else, after have Hcome, seen and eonqueredt' Caesar, Cicero, geometry, and the other ancients. As for our class organization, on? need only consider our officers, to see how Well our class is run. We had to elect a new president at beginning of the term, for our former president was too occupied with being captain of the foot ball team, and with becoming one of those sedate seniors. Now, not to forecast the weather, for HHe who prophesieth the weathm' in Texas is either a fool or a stranger,H but the forecast for the Senior class of 2.2 is that it will be beyond a doubt the best on record. h VIt K, V21 SOPHMOREJ 47 MARJORIE MILES THOMAS BETZEL ,,,,,,, SOPHOMORE CLASS Purple and Gold Colors: ...... President Q ' -Treasurer Gladys Biker Ros so B111 1xut11erin11:C:11'lisle Eula Carl Gorgic LeeS 0:11'11111110 Ivalrl 1121110101 6:011'ita Q131101101110a11x er A111111 r,1V 1:111 Nathan Jr1101'w1tz .1011 Nnome 11111-1111' Richard 15mm 1 mith Logan Edmund Vfafhovvs A11111 :111 111G001 Walter Norris '1. J. 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We have about one hundred and fiftyrthree enrolled 1111 each of us has some talent, 0:111 do something useful, 01' graceful, 0r formidable, 01' amusing, or lucerative. We believe in the motto ULove, Labor, and Laugh, for We love the faculty, labor with 0111' Latin, 211111 laugh at the FreshmenH The folluwing selection represent the life of a Soph: With brains weary and we he wglm ad The Sophs sit in their study hall desks Studying their lessons like 1111.11 Fearing reproac ch 0f the teacher's eye Yet we t1ink with sinking drew 0f the time when we leave the 0111 High. Sing, sing To Mr. Culpepper 5 del And translate manslato translate 1' Miss Steele with all our might. CD '3 9 Si. wro .3 v-v r. V: 1:: Pi 1s nothing more than fun AI gobra alge erb ra, algebra, Histor ry, histoy, historv How difficult tto learn 01k, Work oi'k F01 credits we do Vcain. Our hopes are high as We keep our minds fixed upon this motto: HDe- termination and perseverance can do anything? iF. C. 23. 50 WQEIHMAN Colors Green and Gold FRE SHAN CLASS Flower Nasturtium MOTTO To be, rather than to seem to be1' RUTH CHESTNUT HELEN DENNIS OFFICERS President ELIZABETH PRTUWARD Vicv-Prvsi11011t ' mom-Vv CHARLES 1' 19' A 1h Tr 141 111-111' JACK THORNTON er' LiltrAl'ms. CLASS ROLL Baker Barnes Max Bot 11:1 Ralph Haynes Fan ones Horace Mt'Ehoy U1 1 01' gan John Robertl :aiut .11111' 81061 H: 1115' 8611111115 J 11 1101111011 Curl Rittenhwrv 1131111011111 Richmond James Ropgr 1'11'11 S101 VV 111211191 S11'11111'11or yMay0 D111111 an 1 05:1 Stagg' th'lie Stewart 1111110 Win11 helma A111Icox I Iron? Sydneys 134:1 Vidriue Gayso 0151' Nora Flmnming 0111 :11 Ga 1121111111100 Crane 52 Edith Rixlw'rs Gus S111 Edna Smi th J1'2111 11:1111 Starvky W. 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Wiarg Saxvnl 1p1e Ru 1y Atkinson Essie Creed Blanche Dearing Magnolia Eaves Lydia Ris her Maud Gautierez Alam Ju1islkren Mar 1 Elizabeth 1N;'iely Elila both ulia Quibedesaux Anita Ste V110 Nellie So 1'srel la VSweeny Mildredy Sap on AbbieT hayc 1' 1 131031119 is Hall th salt y Hartman 13 Laurel Brownlee Upton Craft Jassin Creed J SCompton T Da Alexanders Guidry Reagan Jm Robmt Janis: L10 1L9 Ba Lv1111 McBriilce q. F. W111 nt? A111b1os1' Nonis W A R0 b111 George Suthesrl'md Amms Wa lkor 53 Cora Walker Marjorie Washburne Dennis Crow Jol111 Bammert Essie u er aul xortruder Grax es licks Ha aney maille Hatrv lary Murphy 111cillc Mousur ebb M k Wi liiam Ma gito Jessie B0110, Perry eto gers Iolma Lee Sydon ilosie Wenistraub . im Was burno 1 ohn B. Woodall i 1 11 J :lizaboth Kezney 0y onan soll La1nts Wuillsiam Natthews 791111105 1 ever 11a 17.11.11 Gailey 54 HISTORY OF THE HI'RJE:SIH.IIEIS The majority of our class came over from the Franklin School. Of enurse there are a few new members but the number is limited. Last year at the Franklin everybody started in with their whole hearts to make good grades. Nearly everyone accomplished their purpose. But what do you suppose they dill? They had an object in View, and that object Was none other than the HoleH P. .H. S. The class of ,24 is the largest class ever known in the history of the Port Arthur schools. There are over two hundred and fifty members. On ae- eount of our class being so large it has been divided into five or six sections. One of the greatest honors ever bestowed on the Freshman class is to have an honor study hall. This honor study hall is in the balcony of the auditorium, and is made u'p of Freshmen only. The students are put up there umirely on their honor. Oh, Yes! the Camp Fire Girls entertained the Freshmen classu This our tm'taiumeut was held in the Cooking rooms, vshieh were decorated in Japanese style. The Camp Fire Girls Were hostesses and were also dressed in Japanese t-Ostume. This was one of the greatest social events of the season. Being suth a large vlass you Wouldnlt think that We Were much of an or- ;mnizod class, but we are. At the first of the term we organized and chose the following officers: Ruth Chesnut,y President; Elizabeth Priehard, Vice-Presi- dent; Helen Dennis, Seereary; Charles McFarland, Treasurer. The class of '24 has just lots and lots of school enthusiasm. At every fnot ball and basket ball game a large number of Freshmen attended Our boys and girls promise to be great foot ball and basket ball stars. There is also a large number of Freshmen taking up some foreig.1 language as Spanish or Latin. So you see they are planning to go to college. All the ciasses that have and will HfinisH before us, and the ones that will Ht'inisH after us will always regret not being a member 01' the wonderful class of '24. -E, M. 22$ 55 56 I think ifs something awful The way this school is run, For with history and algebra We never have much fu 1 Math and Latin, English too An: nothing but a grm nd And Work within a high school Is never hard to fi m1. But why ponder over such? There's nothing more to sta ate; So I 11 not bother, but will grow Resigned unto my fa te 57 In years past Music asla subject in the schools has not been accorded a place of inqmrtunee or responsibility, but this condition is rapidly changing as it bveomus more aml more evident that Music is not only a social requisite but that :15 a subject for study it is a mind trainer par excellence aml fills a place in the curriculum both artistic and practical. The Courses in the Music Department are so planned as to meet the needs of :ill the pupils in the schools. Those who just like to H sing occasionally. the pupils who are studying with private teachers and those who expect to specialize in this field. In the grades the pupil becomes a siglitrreatlor and has several years of music appreciation and an opportunity to prepare for the schools Orchestras and Bands. In the High School the courses cover a much wider smpe of study. The appreciation work is groatly intensified, the singing is Idaho in organizations and includes the best literature for all Voices and the Band 01' Orchestra player has before him four years of instruction and practical experi- ence which constitutes a preparation which will enable him, upon graduation, to gain instant success and recognition in professional circles. The organlva- tions in the grade schools for the coming year will be a thousand Voire Children's Chorus, 3 Junior Orchestra and a Junior Band. These organizations Will be composed of pupils from all the grade schools and will rehearse regularly. The organizations in the High School for the coming year will be the Girls Glue club, the High School Chorus, the Semi-Chorus of twentyvcight picked voices, the Senior Orchestra and the Senior Band. About two hundred fifty students VVCYC enrolled for the various Coursw this year and it is hoped that the number will double in 331-422 58 3W Hr.:u'in: dixisim: hns marlv wmnlmi'ul lu'ngnlm 21ml sumo L vlwnk'H Mwlmnirul Jiruwing fn 1' Ilwir futuru pmfcmium 61 This :lulvarlmmlt has cuminuml tn improxc in h 0 t II output null mluip nu'nt. During: Hm past HT! HID MIL dents in woodwork have built thn diw ?n: 1:11.10 for Hm II n m P Evonnmim Dvyrnrnnvnt H: n s rmnplvting mum lwojorts fur 11m- in HID L'ITMWI'OOIHS. lwlevs many urti- clm n! fm'nitm'v fur tlu'ir w'iulh- use. B vl t 01' W, FHIIS 11:1 x' 0 how nlntniuml this Ixozu' than in :my provi- mm yvnr mul frnm til v 1:111an nltir hub of MN SH! Jvul lm'y wv mm vxym't still ux'valx-r inlluz'uhmouls. Thu' Nwhnniv-ll 11w wanuts 1mm- The work of the department in the grade schouls is reachin a higher standard 111111 is proving an incentive for otter English aml Mathematics lvssons, alul the students in the grades are realizinu the act tha they may advance 1111110 rapidly when they 311' proficient in the se two subjc est 9. W 0 had machine shop classes during this year 111111 the class has made rapid prool'oss and has done some excellent war 01' he automotive, 121a asses. Allo the boltsy bushinns, and shafts for the auto work have 11111111 made by this class, and when we go our other lathes, forges 111111 51131191 set up, 110 will make alm ost all of the repairs for the automotive classesi 111g this ter rm the auto elass has finished 3 Hanna: light six f11'nn snaps and sold it to Mr. H.F.1':1y w 10 1110111 it rough to his 11011111 in Illinuois. Tliie1 have also gi1e11 a light o1'c1h2111li11g t0 Superinteudmt 1i1ns HD01lg.1'1', 11.Carter s HDodae and a com plet c 01 'orhauling to Miss qur trcauxls 7'Clio1'rolet, l and at the present time are buildinga HHaynes' twin six, using an engine given by the Si O. Latimor insurance company. This engine 111111 been through a fire and was pronounced by expcr s to be entirely ruined, but after we looked it over the. st tudents said we could rebuild it. So they M , monl' front Wheelsy two HMarion rear w'li11els,wp0urcl1asihg,1 the luibs from the Haynes factory, a d after two mon 15 on e 01 lathes, met 1111 lathes 21ml forgo they are assembling the car v1itl1 an onnine in perfect condition 111111 019111 ' lOSpOCt of a beaut ifullv perfect 0111' th'1t the studei 1ts arc justly proud of the eir achievenwnts i11 H11- 1l11l1art111e11t:a111l 1 must confess that 1 21111 Hsome swelled up ie.lf T. A. Butler. about Domestic Science Department has been onerhalf credit onwllmont in tho 1111111111111 this V0111 s 111'11111111 10111511 towald gradua 10 M 11 girls enroll, ham 0 th 1 are in need 01 .111 uptwual subie t, then, others 11111011, becaus they re mtcr 11 111 learm 11111.1 h v1 1 110039 H111 5 00k 1 11 the mo a wing 1111111 digosnble wav 1 or the former hue em 1 , manner; and serve m same 00 tht'v give a ditt'ment Houlook 511111 soon consider Domestic Science 1111a their favorite courses V is arranged at present it provides for three 1,0u ses. Th11 i' t is arranged for the eighth grade girls. this course they are taught th1' chief principles ofc cookery, and food preparation. Tl1os1ic01 is taught ton the ninth grade girls, and it is continuw tion of the first including meal se1'1'ing11ing, and IiUht broad makin othi111 course is offered 7 CB 5 1 v 0 of the library for the purpose of sovuring curr 1nt events and mnteria!s furs papers which are required of 111'111y hours 0. M11 ch is 1101111 to increase thet Girls Lunch- 1111111 and teas are serxed by the girlst th11y frequently fa10 the fan 11111111 v1it a tea. ostess, 111111 the housekeeping duties are assigned to other members of interest in Domestic Science. odifferent members of the class, and hose cases one of the girls nets as h the class It: has been 11111 aim of this department to enable the young girls of the 11g. P. A .to 14110 a bloadur out- look on home makin 63 It is our purpose in mathematics to fit the subject matter taught to the needs of the students as nearly as possible and at the same time meet the state re- quirements. The needs of the student may be said to be two fold; first, to fit him for suc- ceeding work and second, to teach him to solve such problems as may confront him in after life. We also attach greatimportance to our subject as a means to accustom students to reason and to use judgment and to think through all questions that may be presented to him to their most probable outcome. However, the student will acquire this habit of logical reasoning along with the principles of mathematics much more readily if it is brought to him by problems of immediate interest and use to him. The mathematics that a student will need in later life depends upon a factor no less variable than the vocation that he may choose Consequently it is impos- sible to teach each student just what he will need to knnw. buz we try to base the subject matter of the course as far as possible on the principle of the greatest good to the greatest number. It is unfortunate that the high school student cannot know the needs uf his future and hence must put blind faith in the judgment and sincerity of those who determine what shall constitute the mathematical knowledge that he is asked to acquire. --G S. SMITH W 64 l'p three flights of stairs is the old science lab 'Tish 1gh in the 5 ye Not disturbing the gab of class rooms that cluster beneath it so neare But the smells that Wel To the heavens so Clea P1of.lrwin presides in rthis skylighted room in Physics he quizzes 'Till every poor dome7 0f Seniors, of Junior Js rattled, is addled. From Room 37 a cry comes a'shrilling iig 0y bo uigid in bandages White T0 maike plain I'll explai liis pitiful pl ight F'01 this is the room of the Home Nursintr classes Vi'hero Biology, Physiology Taught t0 lads and t0 lasses Gets 'em rattled by prattle of bugs, and of drug hould vou see a big flash, or hear a loud noise, 111 a stall off the Be S1110 thatt of Miss Cobb1 S science class are doing a stunt They make rain 01 volcanoes r use an air pump. They like ake trips on their P. G. lab days Thov hie Heath thos 01M dump and rounh ways To the locks, or the docks; And all oier the lake short 65 There are ten classes of Spanish with an average of about twenty students in each and two teachers employed to conduct them. The subject is presented by means of the direct method, the teacher usinl the language in the class room and insisting that The students do likewise. Correct pronunciation is insisted upon and reading aloudy dictation, memory work, practical vocabulary and correct word order is stressed. Geographical conditions, customs and legends of the Spanish spanking countries are studied and short plays learned in order to give the students A better understanding of the people whose language they are learning. A victrola with a few Spanish records has been purchased and it is our desire to purchase a full set of teaching records to be used in class work for the coming year. Due to the fact that Latin is required for graduation from High School and is necessary for entrance in only a few universities, we find a limited number of pupils studyinv this s11bjcet.Thc spirit of the age calls for a practical edu- cation 211111 manyl pupils consider Latin of too little Value for the time spent on it. For those reasons the a in Depart mont has made every eff01t to make Latin of practical value as well as for general cult ure 11 the first year of Latin a foundation is laid for all grammatical study ot' other languages. A constant comparison is drawn between Latin 3.1111 English cnnstructio 0.113 Dorixatives and w01'd- building are emphasized since more than half of the words in the English dictionary come from Lat 11. Familiar Latin quutatinus and 0ft- quoted saying are memorize d 11 more advanced classes the pupil learns something of the history mili- tary lifey oratory, customs and religion of the Romans from his own translation, class discussions and floor talks. Translation presents the best opportunity for enlarging Vocabulary and a study of discrimination 111 the use of words Latin games and conversation have proved to be of great value and interest to 1111 the classes On the Ides of March a Latin plav was given by the Cicero classes to the other Latin pupils. The halls and Latin class rooms were posted with placards, made by the studentsy showing the practical value of Latin. S 87 $11611 rT J cEnglish Department has 111on11 With the school We 110111'111 teachersh-Mrs. Winto 011 wetter known as Miss Irene Bor'ard1, who has fillLI-xxl the Vacancy made by Mrs. Parkes 1esignation; Mrs O 111111011111, who, as M SS 111111011111, taught most of the Junior and Seniors when they were 111 the upper 1rrammm grades; M1's.Patterson, an A1 anbama of W11 We ex pect t0 1111111011 ' good Texan; Miss Latham, a. P. H. S graduate 101115: of 19151' Miss Martin, 01' Baylor Collegn1 and Baylor Uni10rsity; nd the wr1i.ter Thou 1411 the 111050111 enrollment in Hi lgh School is 653, the English Department is credited with 7 students, as eV01'v one is requir0d to tak 0 English and a numbei are ta kin 1' peaking as we ell as their revular English course or are lucrfoimin 1:110 muche 001' eted act of doubling. The 11150 es of our work are to cultivate in our s11111011ts a tastv 1111' 110011 reading, command of the art of 00mmunication in 093 be hs spoakinu 1111111 ing, and ritrhti 01'0 of lifewwitness the discussions that occur in English 01:13; 11101 ion 5 Essay on Compensation 01 Lon11 e ow il'o 211100 of Better Speech Week 1' a '1' Toups, George Rice Blanche Clarlke, 111a Hsob01'1,Dotibr'c 13111111011, Doris Sea on, E1i7a beth Paxt 0,11 Bvulah Flay B'misoe, Roboi't Todd $0.11, 1311093 Lyles Thelma Can1pbe1l,Loofa Rauuhton Fl B11 01', Marguerite Ranaud, Rosabe , Hannah 0121 Me 1701111111, 13051110 110 Sweenev, Jew011 Shults, May A1100 W'11k ,oP 01a anche t,t Rovena Rhodes, Artl1u1'Leeoq, Joe Bagel, Lena 130st911111111, Mae McFadden, and Thelma Wrist. T1istt01'm We are h'vin1v through our five reporters-J'ililabethm Vuvlstokv. Sterlin0r Bunk01', MarVis Summers, Frances Ca1t01', and He 0n D0n11tn 11001 the HNewsH supplied With school news, for the editor is 1'0011ort 011 to 119110 mini that the poople of Port Arthur are 111010 interested in school news 1111111 111 11111' other kin At pros sent W0 arc conterinfv our efforts on 1110121110115 Pontests for tho Interscholastic League, as we are planning to 011 r all th girls debate, boys debate, girls declanlation, boy's and spelling. e literary 01011180 declamation, essay writing, 0M. E. D. 68 THE ENGLISH LIBRARY Have you ever wondered What was done with the fiteen cont fine you paid. on an English book you kept out seventeen days? It went to the HSea- gull. At the boginning of school seniu Senior girls volunlcered to mmmgx HIP cireulatiou of books in the English Library, but two soon found that they tlitl not have the time so five were leftiDoris Scallon, Elizabeth Vuylstcko. Thelma Campbell, May Alico Walker, and Ina Williams. Mrs. Carter, anxious tn reward the girls in some way for their services, saixl that they might use the fine money as they wished; they voted to give it to the HSeagull. The fall term we had only 616 volumes and many of those were in bad anlitiou, but for the opening of the spring term we had the good fortune to serm-u 423 new books, for the most part additional copies of books already in the library. We have twenty copies of Huckleberry Finn and twenty copies of Tom Sawyer, yet you could count on one hand the number of days when there have been as many as two of these books left'ou the shelf. The English Library has been a great success, but it entails much work and might have had to be abandoned had it not been for the help given by the Senior girls. Spevial credit is to be given to Doris Scallon, who has taken upon her shoulders the bulk of the Work. oVI. E. D. 69 Although two years only is required for History, the enrollment has been quite large as is shown by 1063 out of a total of 1200 for the two terms. To meet the demands of this number it has taken six teachers. First year students are required to take Ancient and Mcdiaevul History while the second year course is Modern History The electives are English History, U. S. History, Civics and Economics. Vitalization of the rccitations has been accomplished through special 1'07 ports, current events, dramatization, games, debates and outside lecturers. All of the classes took advantage of November 2nd to hold their own presidential election. Although party spirit ran high, the Democratic nominee won by a large majority. The general aim in all the courses has been to correlate the present with the past and with this in view to understand more thoroughly American cusV toms, institutionsy and government and to lay deeper foundations for a broader and truer American citizenship. 70 THE HI STORY LIBRARY Thv History Library wmprisos of about fin- huuvh'wl Volumes to tho Mvmoriul Library and tlvaling' dirm'tly with Hm rofm'ourns 11ml reading lists nl' tlu- History courses. The average circulation per mmnh has been him. During thv first term Hm History tonehrts kvp'r the Library during thoir vnunni lmrimls7 hut siuw the holidays it has been most oapnbly vm-ml for by the students, The girls who have lwvu rcspnnsiblo for Hxis fine hit of srlmol spirit zm- Miriam Bm-rivr, Bvulnh Flay Blmlsoo, Jessie Toups, Mary Virginia Lutimvr :lml Hlimhvth Paxton. Spm'inl rxwognition should he made of Eliza- lwlh Paxton fm- hm- until 1n;.r interim us has bvcn mauif'cstwl by her vonscicntir ons run- nf 11w Library for four periods every day. Althnug this m'mngmnvnt was started at High Sohnol this year as an mlmrinn-nt, it has proved to he quitv surcossful and with a few changes is likely to ho coutiuuml 11cm ywu'. 71 THE WULAuWA-GAMIT CAMP FIRE Thv Wumrwzlrgmnit Funny Fin' was nrgzlniwwl Squvmlu-r, 11mm, with ME ; Hattie Johnson :15 guardian. Thu girls Iniguu work immwlintoly, thvy stmh-rl wwkly hikes 11ml u'urking fm- hunm's. Vthu HIL' froslmwn vanu- to High School in H'hruzu'y, 1921, MW t'uml. Firo Girls Dntm'fniuod rln-m with :1 .lupnnvsu Tm. Tho Hump lh'n'v Girls htlH' x'isitvll Hm Ilzly nursvry scrotal Tinws :mll plzlntwl HIHW'I'S :Ilul mm-rminwl tln' kidllivx TlH-y gm'n m1 rtlslt'l' v. huul I'M tlw hm utlu-r ramps n-m-mly m- gunizwL Thr Vamp Fire Girlx hvllml lhu Linus Vluh iu .wlling.I Mp i'm- thu Lions I'm-k fund. The girk :m- trying to follow Hm Uump Piru Laws :nul lwmmv girls that NIH l-u dolwlulwl Hymn fur wrviw. Hus!iu'm'HIinsz, Imlminms um! industry, Thv girls :ln- trying tn lint up w HH'il' HHIIII ll'irv IlulnrrrWqu xxurunmit which mvmm h'Slvix-h 01' Truth. Tho Hump Vin' Laws 111' : vak Brantlxx Puhuv Knmvlwlgv, Bu Tl'lth worthy, Bu lh-IIII'UL Glm'ify hVurlL Huh! 011 to Health. BA' Ilulyluy, 72 C N appreciation of the loyal support and OJ faithful service rendered athletics 0f the Port Arthur High School, this section of the Seagull is respectfully dedicated to Karl P. Ericson. KARL P. ERICSON 74 :rzaeul 75 FOOT BALL LINEUP GERALD BARNES qupMim Fr-ntnr BILL SUTTLF Fullback CLAUDE f hQM'm Omrrm-hnpb BILL PALMFR Right Half ARNOLD Inf? Half FRANK WOOD mum Eml RHODES RANSOM 1m End ARTHER MPGI'IRF Rin-M Tackle ROBERT TODD luff Taeklo THOMAS LACI FY Riuhr Guard BOB HAYFS TnFr Guzml CLIFTON RVRD H'ultlbauk JALIES WALKFR T'wklv GUSTAVO TUHINF7 T'an We 9 Very solry that mo1e plavors did not receive letters and w- are deeply indebted to those plucky ones who came out in all sort 5 of woathm aml helped to develop the team by wing 1t the necessmy scrimmage; muuv of these players had no 110pe3f netting lcttels. 77 COACHES-FOOTBALL IRWIN Mix Irwin mmhwl the line this ymr :1an those who saw it in action will I'rmlily ngrvv that ln- mmlv nu lilmrh nf' thu juln. llo cmwhml as if lu- u'm'v mm of tho lxlziyvrs and wasn't :ll'miul ul' grilling; his hnmls rlii'lvi Thn- hum: xiill llOYl'l' I10 nlllv tn I'UXIH. tlw ml 'ilrlv sm'x'im's which Mr. Irwin so .L lully i'mulrrwl it. WELFORD Whru i1 wnws to putting lmleficllls lulu mnv mission Mr. Wult'm-Il always tulu-s Ilw t-nlun Bw ing' :1 fnmuus fuot lmll Inluym' himsvlfl :1: was Min Irwin, ho kuuw just how to go :Ilmm lozulhr ill;.Y nvu mun thv art of playing font Ivull. llurt Arthur would have gouv without a lluvhfichl cmlrh thi. yn'ur if Mr. Wulf'oril had not nfll-rwl his si-rx'ius flll'l 1hv THU :iml all ih lnu'kvm will Iim'm' i'm'gvt hix' u'unllcl'hll :Illl. 311'. hl'vlfm'il will much nuxt y Ir :uul llll thv lugilvlu mvmhmzx ul'u IUOlelIHI furiuml 10 thv 'm l'ul' Hwy ltnmx lhut Hwy will wit :1 x'qurlru mm and all tlw oquipmvnt lhut it is Imssilnlv tn nlmlin. 78 Gerald Barnes Taboo Weight lEO-Ibs. Second Year Center Thv foot ball team of this year was lucky to have Taboo for captain. He has a Way of inh spiring confidence in the men, and one who has played foot ball will realize the importance of confidence. T0 the delight of everyone, he hag been elected captain of next year's team, a place he well deserves. Bill Suttla Bill' ' Weight 150-lbs. First Year I'ull Bill was noted for his plunging through the line, and it took more than one to stop him. His chief asset was his dependability as well as the fact that he was one of the team's hardest workers. We are sorry that it was impossible to get his picture C0 79 Claude Goldsmith t tGoldie ' ' Weight 140-lbs. Third Year Quarter Th'o Goldie of this was the same Goldie which the fans: know so well last year. He has not lost a bit of his old strategy, as h? kept the 011- pnsing side puzzled from beginning to end as to what he Was going to do next. The shortcom- ings of this yearis team vcrtainly can not be attributed to him, as his knowlmlgv of tho game was a big factor in what suovcss the team had, He will play again mezt vcmz Amofd Youngblood uArnold. Weight 120-1bs. First Year Left Half When prartice first started Arnold came out as as end, but he soon developer! into a. first rlnm lxaxrkfion man nn'l Was put at left half. Arnold Hwon his spurs in the first game, and they never tarnished during the remainder of the season. Bill Pslmar N. lght 130-lb3. Although this was Bill's first year of foot ball, it was evident from the beginning that ho was cut out for :1 foot ball player, and through his hard and determination he piled up tho highest individual score on the team. Bvoause of his speed aml ability, he was our best hrokonr field runner, since it was practically imprmsiblo to stop him after he got started. 80 Second Year Left End Clifton Byrd t1Buzzard1 ' Weight 125-1bs. First Year Half The fact that he weighed ohly 125 pounds did not worry Clif at all; in fact we went through holes 111 the line that the heavier 1111111 9011111 1101 fi1111.ll there was an 011111111111 111 the 11110 of 11111' 1111111 sort 01'111'54'1'1111'11111, 1111f would find it 111111 get 1111 the 11111111 H1'11111111 on the 011111191110. 11101'1H'o11'1, it was 11 01th the mum of tho admis- sion to see 1111' way 1111 1-HT that 11110. t KRoclie' ' 1111011111 was 1111110111111'1lll1' tho pluckil'st man 011 1111' to 1111 this 1'1'.a1 I11 91'1'1'1' 1-111111' 111' 11111111's gave all that ho 111111 in him, 111111 ho 5111110111 EHIIH 11111 111'11 gamv 11ith11111 a 111111.611 of 5011111 1l11s111p 111111.1111sl1it11 his '1, h- was as 110011 a ta1-kl1'1' as we 111111 011 th1' team, 111111 11111 plays 11'11111 com 1111't1l1l 11111111111 his 1'1111. :3 Frank Woods Woodie1l Weight 135-1113. Second Year Right End. Frank was 111111 of the few 1111111 left from last year 111111 his playing has improved a great deal '1 with 11,1412 9 . 11'1111 suited for the position of 91111 as was well 1le111011st1'atc11 in the Beaur 1110111 game, 11'111'1'1' ho tackled for a loss time after ti1111', as well the favt that 1111 s1'o1'1'11 1111' only points 111111111 by our team7 following 11111- 111' Boaunwnt 's fumbles, 81 Arthur McGuire Weight 175-lbs. Third Year Irish was the hemipst man year, uml he used m'el'y ouuvv upst-t the hopes of tho opposing shit out in the lrat-kfit-ld, and although he did fin in that Izositiou, it Was found that ho was nomhul on thy line. Irish could rovcr nearly tWiPD as much ground as any other man 011 the team. Robert Todd HTodd Weight 155-lbs. First Year Left Tackle Robert could always bt' depended upon to open a holo through the ont-mivs' line wwn lu- was vallml upon! as well as to stop :my phly through his position. He was 21 hard fighter and mr- taiuly varuod his position on Htt' team. With Robert 011 mm tackle and tt IrishH on tho nthm', the opposing sides soon found that ttut't'rtnvkh v plays did not work. t tIrisht ' Right Tackle 0n tlw team this of his Wt t to ' Iv ntm'tml James Walker HJimmie Weight 135-1b3. First Year Tackle Tho uhl saying: that lewro then! is :1 with t'teru is :1 Wm ' was wt-ll ttUlIlUllHtl'nh'd in ttw Ricv gnnw. far it was an Jimnlit'k uill :ImI wii! alone that we mm that game. Wlwn Pm't Arthur haul boon pushml hark to thu ummfnot line. Jimmie was substituted for lut't tnchlu. illhl ch'OlIlIWlH tlul opposing fullback I'm- :1 hm thruo cmmurutin- tlmtns: thv hull was tiII-u kicked out of danger. 82 First Year Left Guard Thomas Lackey t lLackey' ' Weight 150-1bs. First. Year Right Guard VVhonover a stranger saw the Port Arthur loam in action mul commented on any of the players, it was always Lavkoy's Work which first his oyo. His ligtuing-liko spring and v to 011011 a hole were a marvel to the leus . k: the eutirc year. tlBob Bob was another hard worker and after being mm'vnl about on the line for a whilr, was finally lnggml nvxt to conter, aml kept in this position for tho rmnaiullor of the season. He was ospvr vizllly goml nt guessing the plays of' the other sixln nml hroakiug thmn up, so that his plm-o will lm unusually llHl'll to fill next year. Gustave Jiminez Weight 165-lbs. When Gus came out for practice, he said that he could not play foot ball, but the coarhrs soon elmngozl his mind. Those who saw Gus play will agrve that the only thing the matter with Gus was his veracity when he made that First state nwut. With a little man- practice, Gus ought tn develop into a t'im- backfield man. 83 84 P. A. H. S. VS.BRYAN P0 11 The first game of the foot ball season of 1920 began when Bryan kicked off to P0 1t Arthu It thad rained for sex eral udays and the field was in a vyer 111111 tomlitiou which made playing Very diffic A1t1t1ou h handicappm 011 by a new inexpei'lileiiced team, Port Arthur showed her 0111 spirit 111111 f0 ought as she best knew how until the last Whistle blew W. Since 11111 men were mexperieneed Port Arthur had trouble because of fumbles and although she outplayed Bryan and he1d her for downs im me after time, she 31 v1'1ys lost the ball because of a fu mble. After several trials Bryan fina1ly kicked '1 field 11031 111 the third quarter and the score stood for the remainder the game, although Port Arthur came bae kstrong 111 the fourth quarter and caused mueh uneasiness 011 the 11511 tof B1'3 '21 111113 ' people of the ei ty had little fziith 111 Port Arthur 5 team of this year before the first game because Port A thur lost 1111111: four of her last years team. They soon saw their mistake however and their confidence in their 1011111 arose as the .1111 me 1110111985611. Losing the first game of the season might seem to bea bad diswraee but the P0 rt Arthur team did nothing to be ashamed 11f,i nt'a et thev put up a fight that v1i11 be remembered as being full of speed, 111111 determinati 1110 P. A. H. S. VS. VINTON In Vintom Port Art11111 s first out of tow ngame Was played in Vinton, Louisiana. For some reason 01' another, maybe because it Was her irst game away 10m home P01 't Arthur did not come up t0 her standard, although she won the game. ' k f i '91 ' ' to . the 111111 to the eight-yard line, Youngblood made the faultyard line, and MeGulre 1'31'rie11 it over for 11 touchdown making 11 score of 7-0 in the first quarter, 211111 in favor of Port Arthur. Vinton came back 111 the second quarter and after :1 series of off taekie 111:1Vs by Glasscoeh. Vinton 3 star earried 01 er and the goal by Vinto11.She failed to Rio goal, making a score 70 against her. 111 the third and last quarter Port Arthur began to play 111 ealnest and the game ended With 1111 011 Vinton's yard 11110 P. A. H. S. vsn HOUSTON HEIGHTS oust on The game with Houston was rtlhe hardest 0110 in Which P011; Arthur played during the season of 1920. The H0 listen machine was Very powerful and out- weighed Port Arthur considerably, but the plucky little team from the coast put up a strong fight and Houston had to play her best to obtain the Victory 1 tA 1 i her ten yards and also lost the ba11.P01't Arthur then kicked from her tweive- yard line but the ball was blocked and eov ered bV Houston. After three downs 1101151011 crossed the goal for the first touchdown. Houston failed to 1111-1 110111. . k art the ball back into 1 Arthur was forced to kick and again the hall was blocked by IIouston. This 85 time Houston 5 22011111011111 tackle picked up the ball and hav mg a clean field, 1:111 for a touchd Ough somewhat discouraged b the score, Port Arthur came back str rung during the la tor half and by a series of forward passes, carried the ball into Hons tan 5 territory. Then plueekv little Palmer sprinted of right tackle from a fake p 11y and after giving th ouston grandstand as fine a hit of open field runninu as the vhad 0V er seen, ecrossed the gaal for our oan' touchdown. le remainder of theV game was fought in the center of the field 211111 the Whistle blew with the score of 13- 4 111 Houston :1 fax 01 P. A H S. VS. BEAUMONT ll umon a bea1inu a ta 1;; mar kod Hbeat Beaumont, 1' the Port A1'thu1'boys journeyed to Beaumont for the locked for came of the season The game starte with a rush and it seemed for :1 good W ile that neither yard line and rocovered by Beaumont. The locals then t'aIried it over for :1 touchdown, and kicked goal, making the some 171 in ,Iei1' HOWOV er, Woods who was plaVing a star game, followodo up 0110 01 Volt A1thu1' kicks 31111 picked up the hall for a touchdown after Allrt'11,Bo:111mm1t'11 star quarterback, had fumbled it. We then kicked goal 111111 tied the 500 '1- Po rt A1'th111' receiVod the ball aml the plaV continued back 31111 fm'th across the field unt til Beaumont kicked a fiel 1-0211 in the last quarter; this do- 0111011 11191 game. P A. H. 5. VS. RICE FRESHMEN In but 0 Who on 1t Was announced that Port Arthur would plav the Rice Freshmen Armistice Day, many people began to shake their heads, for they thought that ort A1't1u1' 121d 0 V'e10stimate el'self considerably, but they changed thoii' minds when they saw the game. egame started off with a rush 111111 Rice promptlv made :1 tucuhdown; although Po1t Arthur was somewhat surprised but not at 1111 dishoancned; she received the b3 11 from Rice with just as much confith'nue as efort' the game had started. Claude used his head and by a series of bewildering plavs, pushed the ball forward to e ifteen yard line. Rice strengthened up and held Port A1'th111' hole between right guard 511111 center. Cla U116 then called 1101mgb100d for :1 111111 buck throunh this opening which took the Rice aggrega atiotn by su1prise 111111 netted ten V'ards.Pa1mrthcn carried the ball over after three 11110 11111'18. 11 10 second quarter Rice again made a touchdown after several line bucks by Cha mhel nthc thiul squartel Walker broke through three times and stoplm'l 17-1111111 1101's 011 Port Arthur s fiV 0 yard 11110, 511111;; the 1 86 :1 e fourth quarter Palmer broke through 111111 made a spectacular 1'1111 r-f eighty-five yards for a touchdown making the score 4713. After the kiokmff Palmer again hr oke through for a thirty- -fiVe yard run but fumbled and the ball was 1'1'1'0V'1' ml by Rice. he remainder of the game was devoted to forward passes by Rice which were withou 1: success P. A. H. S. VS. TEXAS COMPANY In Port hut 1t Arthur 1'1111 up her first high score in the Texas Company game. The Texas Company 1111111 were large 31111 were confident of the Victory but they snon 10.41 their smiles. Tle, game started off with a rush and was fast until the Whist1e 11111 011111-011 the 01111 of the conflict 101't Arthu1'1 ran up her score by forward passes 111111 trick plans; the Texas 001111111111 5 lone same came from a for'waid pass 31111 a 10111'1 111. A1 though sluprised by tho quickness. 0f the Hiuh Se11001 team, the Texas CompanV 111011 continued to p1aytei1'bes111ares111tthev managed to complete a forward pass. Y0u11gb10h,011 Suttle andS Goldsmith made the touchdowns and were hacked by excellent tean 111w 0111 P. A. H. S VS. DE RIDDER In Port Arthur D11 Ri1l11er must have felt cunfident of victory in this game, as 3110 11:111 defeated Vi11t011 bv a much larger score than 111111 Port Arthur. She was, how: ever, doomed to disappointment. 111 the early stages the game P01t Arthur begin scoring The De Rid- 111'1' boys tried 1111111 to bre:k up the locals furious attack, but their efforts were of little avail. 1 When it was seen that De Kidder Was ngavyH for the Port Arthur boys, substitutes WEI'O sent 111. 111 the second half7 all of the second string men were given :1 01121111111. T111: game proceeded as before, even when substitutes only were playing. VS HPIRATES' 11100111111 somewhat lucky the LPiratesH decided to show the Port Ar t11u1' 111'11 team how to pla y real foot 11a 11. It seemed that the, High 81-11001 squad 1111'w 111010 than their teaehers howex 91' as wi11 be seen by looking at the score. Although this Was called :1 f0 ut ball game, one who 111111 not been told heftm' would have thought that it was water p010.Wat01' stoo11 as deep as six 1 , inches in places 111111 where, ther was 110w:1terthe 1111111 was an nkle 1eep.Th15 111:1111' playin'r H'I'V 111tficu1t as 110 sidestepping and fast runninv 001111191101- 1 011111'11 to mm :111'. anta '0. Neither team seemed to et tthe 111 autave 0V rthe other and fu1 :1 good while the 1name wa as a matter of holding the slippery ball 1'1111 tiyinyt :7 1111111 on 0110 '5 feet. ltast Bill 1111111e thmuf'h the H 1'imtes7' line without sli11pixh11,,11ra down and ran for '110 20.11 posts. Sandif'm' came in close bei 1i1111 him 111111 bot1for 111 they were worth, dill trying for the goai 111111 Sandifm' determined huto st op him. Luck was in Bili Vs favor however and he crossed the 1inc a fraction of a 811001111 111101111 01 his pursuer. Port Arthur kicked goa1 making the score 7-0 in her favm 87 88 :wmwapm :33 $a:3.z.xvn $39 90 COACH-BROWN M1: 131111111 is :1 111111117111 11:1skot 115111 1111111 111111 for this 1111151111 110 11111111' just 1111111 111 1411 11110111 training 11111 1111111 :11111 1111110111411 1111- s1-111'1-s 1111 not 1111111 11111-111101. 1111-1 Brown was 11111 10 111:111111. 110 14031-11011 11111 11111111 for kindness 111111' 211111 :11111 was 1111111-1- n11 111111;:nti1111s whatso- 01012 This :11111111 1'111181'11 11111 11111111 111 111111 111111 511111 111x- loyal 11111111 :11111 $11117 11111'1 tunswl 1110111 to honor 1111111 Forward Thaw 111111 51111 Williu 1111111 111111 112111 1-1111 f111'111 1111111- 111111 1111111111115 11l' his 111151101 112111 111:1.1'1111.I to 8:111 111111 111- 111:1y1'11 1111- 51111111 1111111 111' :1 15111111 :11 111151114 111111 111:11 1111 11111.1'1-11 :11 111111 111111 111111 111111 111- 1111111: 1111 with :11111 it is 111111' 1111115 1115 11111111 111111-11 :11111 1111114111st Elbert Harris Forward 1111111111 was strimly 11 110W 1111111 111 11111 11111111- 11111 111- s1111w1111 that 1111 possessvd 11 Wicked nyv .11111 11111111 11111-11 it vnnw 10 1111-0111111;Y gnuls, 1114 11141-11111111' :11 1111- 11031111111 of forward was :1 11111117 1'01 10 1111- 111111111111'1-v saying; 1111111111: 111' his 5111-1111. 11' 111v 111111 1-1'111' gut Muse 111 114111 .11'111111'1 11-11-17 11111'1' it z1111:1lw 111111 :1 1111-115 l'yv 111xw 111' 111-1' 5411:11. 91 Nicholas Hyde Center A better center than ttNick could never be found. He never had to jumpy on the contrary you hall to go some to toss the ball into his vicinity. The opposing center always trim! to he whore HNickH wouhl knork the bull and never tried to take a swing at it himself. Nick would make a fine forward if someuno couhl he found to take his place at center. Lynden Sherrill Guard UTarzan being the most handsome member of this year's basket ball aggregation was one of' its best players as Well.. lf :1 player obtained the ball with Tarzan guarding him there was always something Wrong Once upon a time 0110 of the forwards of the opposing team ob- tained the ball, but all fairy talos begin with HOnce upon a time.H HCharles Witbeck, alias Ikey Guard Since Jkey is a star in the 22lLyn1-d dash lu- always tried to follow the ball from one mnl of the court to the other and sometimes thrmuh the basket. lkey ought to ho tried out ns :1 forward for he Would certainly run the guards t9 death and thus Win the game. When Iln-y pullvd :1 star play the audience would gasp. catch its breath and the walls would u-hn tho rapturious murmurY HThaVs .the best I m'vr savvJ7 92 BOYS BASKETBALL SEASON an! llwk rvignod supremo with the boys this season in basket ball 317 though Hwy did their best to overcome it It wasn't the coaclfs fault7 neither was it tho tuam's fault. It was just the fact that although the Port Arthur boys put all they had into the game their opponents managed to lead 1110111 by .1 Small umrgin. They never acknowledged defeat as was shown by playing Bvuumont four timvs and being nlcfbated each time. The games with Orango, Silsbm' and Nederland VVCI'O easily won however and gave the team courage in vuch case, GAMES l'm't AIHIIII' High Svhool 10 .................................................................... Sour Lake 53 Port Arthur High School 19 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Nodcrlaml 0 Port Arthur High School W Hzmmmnf 2T Pm-t Arthur High School 16 Omnjm 18 Port Arthur High School 17 Rnrmmnm 47 Port Arthur High School 1'1 anlmmlf 15 Port Arthur High School 10 Orange 16 Port Arthur High School 92 QH lwn H Port Arthur High School 17 Rv'mmnnf 27 LINEUP VVILIJE PALMER KM Forward ELBERT HARRIS Forward LYNDON SHERRILL Guard ARTHUR Lo COQ hmnl IRISH MuGIUIRIG Cnnhr NICHOLAS HYDE Center IKEV WITBECK Guard ILOYD WATKHYS Forward CLIFFORD TAYLOR. Forwzual 93 Margaret 0 Nea1 Guard Fm'nulla: put mn- hushul of p011, nm- lmxlml of spun! and one bushel nf n1! :Imunnl ability 10A grthvr: mix thoroughly; rvsult Mn' wt ULVvul. Mm'gnn-t was mulonhily Hm star plrlyvr 0f HH- toum 111111 n'onlul 1w rvliwl on in any lmsitiuu 1117 though! she was most nuwlwl at guard. 7 Naomi 0 'Neal Sub ill, SM is :I wry vnnsoivntimls lrluym- null always put Nmmli is Mnrgarot 5 Hstm'; mlf ' ' 1qu bus? slu- luul mm the game u'hvtlwr winning ur liming. Willa Mae Clark UMinlgut was an vxlm'in-nvml phlyvr :lt thv gnmv 21ml kmw n11 Ilu- l'inn Iminh 1' playing. Slw mud Mmgnrvt formed 21 t'im- lnuir :It A'Nl'l'l' n at guard. H Midgm will play :lgzlin ox! H'Hl' and i1 is Impwl that she will slmu Hm mm sllv'ml Hint slm dhl this .vrux: 94 May Alice Walker Forward HSully lvoing.r tho molest homlml member of HIV mum! could always be relied on to do her duty when it mum to shooting goals. She nntl Julia formed a pair that could nnt ho huntou. Dctibee Ericson Guard lmtilwv nlwuys ontm'od the game with a smile on hvr fnm- hm xho ummlly mmu out Vivtm'ious vzn'rying n few mus nlnminsul from thv fair howl 0f the, upptming forward, This wouhl nut rmm' lwr m lum- ln'r smiln- how er 11ml it showed In lw u lwrmunvnt cllul'aotvris r 0f hvm Isabelle Davis Guard hthu- higg'vr thry romp thu hmwlm- Hwy fullf' mutto uml shv livwl up to it. was H Ivhoy s thring :1 few humps during the gmm- mm of no matter to her. in favt she svvmml to look for- ward to roughing it with the opposing f'orwunL 95 GIRLS BASKETBALL SEASON By us 111g w01111e1t'111 1tham work 111111 :1 groat amount of Iyersistftncy 1119 girls basket 1111111 am oft syoar mm 1110 a 1'tw'110111that is hard to 1m T1111 v plavod the Good Gulf Girls 111 n'foul different games 111111 alwavs 6111119 0111 Victm'iv 0113 bv a laroe 111a1ni11.Thc Good Gulf G11 '15 wure mt ba d players at hat and always put up the hardest kind of a game. The No111-11a1111 High School :11141 Silsboe were easily defeated in their turn by tho 5111110 11111111101 of quick playing; 111111 good tanrwor . The first 111111 thinl games woro played with $0111 Lake High Srhnol 111141 the Port Arthur Girls suffered defeat both times :111111111g'h thoy put tho 110111 they had 111 the game and novcr gave up hope. These two defeats did not cnux the girls to be ashamed of their team however for those who saw H111 g'nmv must admit that the usual temn-work and 1111111 play was there hut the S0111: 11:11:1- girls were better by a small 111111151111 Port Arthur High School 111 .......................................... Sour Lal-c High School 20 010011 Gulf 1' Sour Lake High Schnul 131 Good G11 1f 6 G1 111' 13 Nedmlaml HiHh School 12 Arthur Goad G1 11f U Port Arthur High School Silsbo- 1; LINEUP JULIA BAMMERT .V .. 7 Forward MAY ALICE WAI KFR ,, Forward MARGARET O'NEA Guard ISABELLE DAVIS Guard 1 O'NFAI Guard DOTIBEE ERICSON 7 Guard WILLA MAE CLARK N ,1 , , , , Center Julia Bammert Forward CAPTAIN Julia was captain 01 this year's team and we 1111- sorry that 1101' picture arrived too lath to 1:0 in tho Seagull for she is 0119 more basket bal1 player. 1101' 30011111911 :11 goal shooting VHIS very Wonderful and aways 0111151111 11110113111053 on the o1hvr side's part, BASEIAJUL Eugene Maarg W, 98 ROY CHAMBERS BASE BALL Lineup 1920 02 fv'hor MELVIN LANGRIDGE CLAUDE GOLDSMITH qPPOVI :1 Base Third Base GAMES 1920 Part Arthur 12 qunan 1 Port Arthur 10 QnuHx i Pmt Arthur 1 U u hm Central 2 Port Arthur PH Hun fnn Heights '1 Port Arthur 7 Hnannn Central 15 LINEUP 1921 FLAUDE GOLDSMITH thphor FRANK WOOD Pitchm JOCK MoFADDEN 1 .t 5150 CLIFTON BYRD Soonnd Base JOHN DONALDSON 1 1 rd Base BILL PALMER thI-f Stop CLAYTON MCGUIRE 9H Field LYNDON SHERRILL Umuh-r Field JAMES FLVNN ht Field VERNON DEAN Qub R ANDON COLEMAN Sub LUTZ KIYTCHER Suly VERY THORN Qu ICLBERT HARRIS th GAMES 1921 Port Arthur In anth Park I Port Arthur 0 anIHI PHI: 1 Port Arthur 0 art Nechvs 1 Port Arthur 9 Ormwn i 99 100 M' A VW, .J H WM X, ,Jl FIRST PARTY AT 311111121; FLOY'S 821? TE , MBER 25 Vacat 1011 over, and thel 011 11g hot summer of 1920 in the pastl seeem ed good to see so many familiar faces agai 011 Se etcp her 13 we gathered to he in our final year's War the dear Ulll Port A1tl1111- High and the festiv' 11 ties of the Senior year were to hear 110 all parntg 1n our plans, as each member pledged when later we held our first clasms mee Our social history from the cig t grade 11p gL111t1l this year has not tbeen an unevitable one,ein that we have Hput over' more 50213 31 Hstu 1r1tsH than anv other class, so it Was a happy crowd that gathered aat the home of 0114: 01 our classqnembers, Bo ulah Floy Blellsoe,Saturlla1' evening, Septem 111101 ' s an ideal night for 0111' party. A happy and ehatmring crowd 111117 rounded the punch bowl at frequent intervals. late hour we repaired to our homes, each 0110 of 11s declaring: that the beginning of our Social year certainly was a success, and that we had spent a most Wonderful evening ARTY AT CHICK S The Seniors went to Sterling 3 one Friday night to have a good time because to go to Bunker s spells F1 N. As 50011 as each couple arrive ed they were given sly Winks and Usishm at and of course the plat thickened as the remaining guests arrivet. The mystery was finally solved, and it was this: at t e freezer of ice cream so snught after by our friends, the Juniors, Was camaflaugod 111 the hallway direvtl IV in front of the door. You say, HW113 t of that? Wcl ly if yo 011 had been a Junior yourself you Would know why the Seniors have to hide the ref1esl1me11ts, 211111 We expected them to appear as usual and 11' to g eta away with o'u1 cream. Sure enough as we were pla ying around e11po1'ing ourselves we chard a crash! a hump! a peal of thunderous lau11hte1'a,aml HEYH entered tNo,t he Juniors do not noell a Classryell. They are sufficirllnnly loud, socially when they . ut ,1 . out, and therefore ate 0111' refreshments, 1 Wonlt say in silence, but in 1401111111121- tive peace, and the party broke up, and we had, as 511311 a wonderful time. FRANCES LYLES' PAR TY The Seniors had a h11 11'11'y up pal arty at Fran mos Lyles ' home Friday 01' 011- ingy January 21. We all were our old 30110 01 togs and therefore L'llj0101l 0111'- selves immensely. The deer Was guarded by a capa able Semor boy so 111 not to be surprised by any of the Junior bunch. Each Senior member hml to have n pass-word to be admitted. fte e1' earrvino' out an impromptu musical prbvram and games 1'1't'1'e1l111re11tt1 were se1'1'el, the 1Iirls 1,11,31,13, the part ofv1 aistre 1391, carryin rthe soil'd 11111101 11110 the kitch11-1111'le We hall a reason f01 lending such helping hands t'm the on 1' oy in the eonspnan 1' hml sighted 111 we 111010 11'icl10f 0103111 tsul . H1 about six of these Seniors 11019 taking motlimue the next day tLittle 1112.177- hJ 102 HALLOWE'EN PARTY O a calm starlit night about 8 0 clock the 11ei from another war rld silently glided from their mysterious nooks t0 the spectr; palaces of the ghostly Senior maidens he lights had been dimmed by orange and black shades, decorated in V'itrhes with broom sticks, and eats with their backs stretchedu up 111 t e air :15 the ancient fairies 0f Hallowe' e11 have 111an11 pictured them, and everywhere one looked one saw a mysterious sign warning us to HBeware! We come at twelve 0 11100 11 The scene Was one of gayly-dressed cavaliers with is usual numbers of downs 211111 grim speetres intermingled with Spanish dancers and prettily clad 11111111: lai1les closely masked and the ehoosing of partners for the evening was :1 pUZVHHW one The refreshments We1e to have been apples and stick ea1111v but when we goto ousthe manly f0 01' a nice stick of eandy we ha 11 to satisfy ourselves with justm our finger: 1:15 We had had a few 1isito1's Who usually made the1' 11p 11113131113115 at the re 18 partv lasted until the spooks came out for their dance at 12: 00 which frightened us so we were glad to return home. PA TY AT SALLIE'S The Seniors entertained with a 11:1 'ty at MaV Alice Walker 3 Fri11ay night Decembei 15. T1e1 ,rowd assembled about 8: 30 and while 101111911 310111111 the , Victrola, without whieh a Senior paltV is not a success a sudden noise 11 11 heard Whieh proved to be the ferocious Junior who had come to storm the house. It was thought that several nests 111111111 were members of the Ju1iio1' 0121831 112111 HtippedH a few of the boys of the Junior Class With the above result. T e ' captured one of the Senior boys 311110 tried to dampen some of his courage and clothes but failed to accomplish but part of their purpose. We enptured two of the Junior boys and heltl them hostages While we ate 0111' 1'0- f1eshments The two boys gave us an exhibition of gymnastic stunts as thev tV'ie1l to open and get out of the windows I 0s ages fro 0111 both sides we1e sur- rendered 211111 the 91' ening went 011' peacefully 011011011 until someone missed the 1em'1i1is 0f the ehoeolate As the Juniors 411d 1111 nt disappear With anv on s we surmise that they reverted to eannibals and s'howed their barbarians nature by sticking their hands in the vessel 211111 then sucking their f1 lngers. U P CLUB FOOT BALL PARTY The entire school feesl grateful for the spirit in Which the Foot Ball Team of 1920 encountered the visiting teams. Althou1h the team was not successful every time We must remember t at the ault lies 110 ct in the failing to '1ehie1'e a certain thing it' We only strive harder the Hex tim On the followhw Fridav 111g Uht we made another attempt about twent 1 1011111115 being present 111111 thounh sev eral Ine111he1s o t 0 team were phvsie'1111' imlisposed from the effects of the day s gal ne , and were not able to participate 110 amusements of the evening, they furnished an apr tii1e audience. 1The hands at the 010 ek were rapidlv approaehng the midnight hour when 1110 new 1eminded bV the man in charge of the club that it was time to 111s11e1se. 103 SENIOR DAY On April 4th due to our excellent behavior the 1st of Aprih the Seniors 5 t A W boa of As we drove through Beaum out we were led by Charles in a number of Port Arthur High School yells, and songs. This caused many of the dignified business men and wome nto gaze :1 us with rat er a kn owin ng expression on their faces. Perhaps the ey considered sending a long distance message to Austin to engage padded reservation us. an we reac ed the pi 1011113 grounds Lib and some of the boys repaired to their respective 1119 mg rooms and dressed for a swim who he d been given pawns, 9,1 instruction not t to go near the water;Y 1001115911 on giecn With envyr at the sshiverinin mermal id and her masculine companions fe he the Hmess call,', an 1111 not a single Senior was missing which is sc11:3ete1ri:tic of every one of us. Aftre lunch a crowd of girls who had not bro ought ba hing suits and who had been deprived of the per- 1estiv1t1es w 1ch were taking place that of riding mule- back and logs see- sawing and trapeze dan nien ng COM? NTS TO SENIORS eEx -St ndents of the Texas University, entertained the Seniors of the Port :rthur High School with a. reception at the Trinity Methodist Annex, Apri121921. e exening s programme was comprised of short talks from the Tom t seemed that we were ma ade personally acquainted with the faculty by the description given by Mrs. MeAfce7 and Mrs s. Higgmbotham told of the wonv e u ' the various organizations for girls to be found at the University. Mr. Raymond Murray toldo the class rivalries which take place at vermin spoeified times. Miss Hattie Johnson read 3 e1' prespared by Mrs. E. S. Carter riseussin the topic of HPicnics and Picnic So M.W.T.Dona1dson told of thn, importance of athletics in the ma ntenance 0f goo 011 health and Hpeppy ' spi1'.it Our Class president Jessie Toups, responded with a short talk thanking the Texas ox- -studonts for their interest in 11 104 105 108 107 Miss Martin: Willie Calvin: ttOh, a man ttWiIlie, how was Abraham Lincoln killediN' shot 111m in the baleo Miss Johnson: ttWhy is it sharks don 1t bother negroes De eosm oni: HThey must not like da rmk eat. M13 as tDona ids on: HDo you think that education is a struggle?H Que 1Wells: HJf I struggle any harder I'm going to save up for a bottle of carbolic cid. 11 Elizabeth Clark ttuming microscope toward her silk hosei: 11101111, if you f1x De es H Dew Overheard between two girls in the stud Mary tboastfullvi: H av 9 all Gladys: itWell, in advance H y hall. my lessons for tom rrow.H that's nothing, I ve said my prayers Ofofr a whole week Irwin: Mr1 HSo you see it 's the law of gravity which holds every- thing down 11 Cof a :2. HWhat held things down before they passed the law? Marcelle: HWhat were the refresthmenKST, Lo uise: What the little boys at Mar celle: HWhatjs tha t? Louis:e HNo thin n.g M's artm. was Whitman called dear father? Cllt'ton Byr rd: HHe was just a fa dear therehe had two children. ', Miss Donaldson: t t Ru ub We y, tell of Thackeray s married life. 11 1ed gir 1Hystzerical laughter from the classi and then: stha tu 1M1 Miss Donaldsnons twhile Seniors were studying Grey's Elev gyiz H Marie, what 0 you think in meant in that stama about the little tvruntq 111 the fiel11.?' Marie LeMaster: HWell I think it means the bugs that eat the corn. 1' Miss DonaldsonI I:illustrating the difference between transitive and in transitive verbs wel ghe d the baby e Weiwhed 160 pounds. W1 iam Tamaon:I enSome babyYVi 108 C he Fam'dg Nbum Wargzn y '5 109 111 V riff in!!! m mg? m m III II 9k b'uumnm Cotlogu ,, Dorme-J 112 4 A PORT ARTHUR AS IT LOOKS TODAY 113 HT0 THE VICTOR BELONGS THE SPOILS t Was when I first saw Aydclinc that I came to believe in love at fir not girls. She has a fluffy a ribumlamee of curly black bobbed hairy two hoautifill thin anes of penciled and plucked black eVebrows and :1 face as alluring 211111 flesh as a newly budded dew- studded rose but like all roses, she is not 00111111921- Without a few little wilful thor d listen, Adeline aml mnyself hope some day to beJ something 111010 than friends. At least tshat' wha t we Whispera to each other 11193 11 that is what I whisper and she alwavs answeis me wi i 10 soft laujoh Now just try to imagine someone beating your ti mm with a 3girl like this, and you will be in my predicament I Ve really wanted to say all along is that t, it was when I fi1st saw Lamberta Bailey that I came to believe 1n hate at fiist siuht but wait thats what I am going to tell you The incident just mentioned took place like this. I has standing in from t of a popular pic cture house one night supposedly lookinII at he show cards, but really rum ina atii 11;; as to whether I could affo 1'11 the price of admission or not. AS my I1mm wandered about I Was stiuck with a shock at surprise, 1111 seeing Adeline approaching on the arm, I mean the sidewalk, of :111 oxquisiiv voung 111:1 21.10 It had on a pa ir of gloves also two cal top shoes and a how He. What treally struck me though Was the Wa Adeline was googooroycing at him and hanging on to him my also his prettv :111111'lic, almost Wallace Reid face They passed by and I said, HIIollo ' V'ei'y po it o y but came V 1I1V' 1101111 saying the 0 same thing With the last letter missing. This incident gave me f0 01 for thought, V'oi'V windigvstihlo food lt also 0min 1le1lm me oft oib g Masquerade all ou1rcl:1sgivi11II at the Club th1I following Saturdayo 11i0ht. I ha 11 not yet asked Adeline for a 1lato.Tm1mnow was only TuesdaV but I had b01101 1ush in or someone might do the askinI' Accordingly, the Very first thing the next morningI when I saw Adelim' dancing dovi'n the hall with :111 :11'mful of books I stopped 1101' with :1 hello and thou aske1l,HD0 you think you could stand to 00 t0 the dance With 1111' Satur- davi' HOh yes sf, she said, HI gu s I could stand it all right, but I wonlt have :1 chance to. IV V9 a eatly got :1 date with Baio 0y. was too surprised, and besides my stomach sank too far, aml va throat Was too clogged for any apt repartec. Besides before I could TOLOV or myself Adeline was flitting into a classroom farther down t ehal . That was the First time I had heard this aoeursedn 13, yet never for :1 mmm'nt did I associate it with :111V'0111I saV'e the Apo 0110 of thme night befn Now, 110 scm'ocmVV 1111- erIf but what chance Would I have against :1 collar :111 11101101 like that HW1ll7 114 it will have to be brains before beauty,H thought I, and I failed in a test that I must get Adeline back, on this point I was determined. Oh! bu 1; how, there was the rub. The days coming before Saturday Were filled With dark nights with deep machinations and design s f01 sweeping away is rival; Wi air dawn scenes of battles fought to thet death with him, in which I Was always victor; andw 'ith dreams where I111 he daring 3.1111 formidable he e10 last Saturday came; I hadm vplan roughly formulated, all bum! in the balance 110W; toni1'ht Would 11001119 Whether Adeline would again be 1111110. I hired a red devil s smt for the occasion, horns, tail and all Not that Ilm conceited buty perhaps someday when Lambert is shovelling coal below he will be able to tell his fellow fire tenders how a real de1i'l war 3. V left hip pocket was a pint of my father s best 100 proof XXX priv ate stockn to spike the punch? Ah, no . 1111' rop sely 1 ar'ri1e11 a little ea1'1y.That is I got there at the 1'111ht time, 1-111 bofom anybody else; I 1011111 not bother with styles toni 1g t. 0011 up rattled a Chevrolet and I saw the occupan nst get out and the 1'1'11tl1' hum of Adeline 8 sweet 1'011'9. That is I heard Adeline s sweet voice 111111 1111' occupants alig1 ht. I soon tracked her voice to a beautiful little costumed figure thatw was all fluffs 1111-11 laces; hanging on the arm of something If i'1st :1 sausage. The 110011 011 most of this appetizing costume was still thrown back and through the opening that made, radiated the lovely topography of Lamhort Bailov 11.111110101101113 approached me, I heard a crackling like a newspaper that is 111-1111r H1011111 at first I expected to see someone prance 11p disguised as th:' Daily News, tlho Comopolitan 111' a parcel post package. But t 9 source was 1101 121111 to 111111 As e g1 p 0 me under the porch 11ght I kept 111V eyes f1xed 011 the plu ausa 1t W0 011111 Weenies for egs The l1ght re- ump br rnow 5 go W h 11 130211011 that h1s whole costume was paper the little sausage knot 01! to tape of his head on down IAs f0 It verV little in the mood for dancin'r that night I strolled off intot ogroumls 2111111i11i1111 the Club house Very sho rtly I found my progress stopped by a smal cr1'o;the season had been rainly and the brook was swollen, 1-unni1111 rather deep at some places It was to 0116 of these spots that the path 1 had followed ledn e; a small insecure board served as a. bridge across the sm 11111 ngered here a bit mV mind soon filling with thoughts of Lambert Su1l111'1111' like the shock of an electric current an 111921 flashed through my head an idea that made me jump 111 gh in thea air ling my arms about and almost shout for jo y. I If I can only 110 it , if I can only 1101 repeated almost trembliu-1 With excite men ImmediatelV I faced about 31111 h111'1'ie11 back to the ball room.Seei11g 1h1' hour for acti 10n was 1101 yet ripe I timed to onjov a few dances but this was 1 ' feetmore than the floor.. After a brief struggle the young lady would always say faintly, HDon't you want to sit this 0111' 115 out'1 o 1' Isn't the 1110011 beautiful outside? I 111 so warm 31111 tired 01' v1'111' 1111 10 that effect. I gm this cruel pastime up aftm a few of these att1'111pts, 1'111' 21 cruelcr purpos e. T e animated sausage had just fi11ish911 a 1111111119 with Adeline 31111 11711911 the next dance started even the hot1ok make up 9011111 not1Iisguise tho 1911111111111: 1111' next 1131199, started 91' en the hot 1101: make 1111 could not disguise the r9111eta11t could 1191 141.19 faintly suspicioned that thatw Was the la st 111110 of the Ii1111t fanr tastie 111 which he 11'01111, 91' 91' t1ip 11911. It is a Wise and 11e119f11'9nt pmvision in nature that keeps us from seeing the t'uture' s boiling pot of trouble bet01'1' 9 find oursehes stewing 1n I hurried up before he 1112111 11 911211109 to, mav I have 11115 dance plemse? with anym He'llo, Bill! I know you all right, I said. You got the wrong number that time. I 'm not at 1101119 to that hamIlo, came in a weak rather muffled V0191. 011 W911,' ' I sai11,as coaxinglhyi as I 9.011111, What's in a name, anyway? 119a as 11111911115 1'1 1'9 at in spouck9t 119191301119 011 outside I have something in th91'9 that might i11ter1'hslt 1'0 '01! I 11011 't know' he sai11, T11i11k I'll strudgle 11110111111 t111' rest of 1his one With Queen Victoria anchored 0191'th919 againstt th ' '1.'1 'Rott911 dancer, I 11astt911911 to 9xp1ain, About as 1111111 111111 111'11eful as an iron saf9.' He 511011111 not get aw ay fromn 1119 HOW W11, all right, he sai111,1 Let' s got 301119 air. What 11:111- you got in 1'0111' pocket a11yan,a bag of p9a1111ts1' 9 were 011 the poreh by this time and I was makino1 various gvmnwstie 9fforts to get my hand 11111191'my1191'il's suit 111111111 my hip 11o1ket . I thought Ihad 1t 111111 b9 ogan to reach fa1111111' 111111 farther down into what 599111911 111 111' a bottomless pocket but VVIIICII I soon found to be tI19 111-1il's tail 1191111 strains of I1i1'11ity came fro mthe sausaVe; it b9 Pgau to sway b11111 a111l 1'0th '13 it' 111111111111: froma hook 111 a butcher shop 011 a windy 11aV Inwaldly this 911151141111 1111' 11 you Iaugh an hour from now, I the ught, You will be able to laugh :11 your own funeral 'Can't I do something for you? he asked, Having a pretty tough time 91911 '1: you yn '1 112111 111V bait 0111 111 full view Just 111911 somvbody npprnmhed. Let '. 11et110W0ft'1191'9, I said ecordinudy I left the 11011311 31111 111' followed like '1 110g aft1'1 1 jui11' becfsteak. I 91111m 011 down as far 115 the 919911 Only 01199 11111 he 9111' 11111' thing. VVhe1'9 in thu111Ie1' 1119 you going with that, back to town? 111' asked. No, just Iooking for a good plaec to 911j01' it. How about 11th 1111111511 that 91-9911, there is a good 10g over there for a seat, I 311.111; 11111911111 getting him started aeross t119 plank before there was any time for argument. T111111 1 f9110w911,just as I got 01'91' I appeared very sta1't1911 at something. G99, I sai11, Look 0191 in that clump of bushes. D111 you $119 11111? animal over there.' 116 HNO, 1 hop? it 5 nothing dangerous, he exclaim 01.1 While this was going on I had Vely nicely adjusted the plank crossing the creek so that it just barely 01111111 to one side of ba 11.11 Ah! '1 I thought, Hfat la is approaching V0l1 in an airship and you are running to meet it.H We got comfoltably seated and I beuan to pat myself on the back Yu Vvill have to admit that I was certainly working this thing out pretty slic'k and smooth. If you do not believe it just wait anl s e HWe 11, let 3 speed it up a little, we donlt want tu hang out here through 1111' whole 11a 1100, he il. 11111111011 him the bottle and replied, HOh it don't matter much, it s 110 programY dance you know he sai11,after 00115111111111 a few ti1110s from the effects of the first thaw: 'ZBut 1. got the peach of a little Uirl in there, dances like a fai 11y too Temy stuff you got here. 11' had hit the sore spot on me and bruised it. Just to think of someone else calling: hm thoils or mine as the case m'1y be. To think that sh1l might willingly 10911119 in another' 3 arms but 118V 91' again in mine MV' st tomach crawled up six inehf's nearer 111V throat 11111111 hot an13 of fury swept 0V 01' me. Wi 1 difficulty 1 controlled myself 211111 vowed all the more to stop at nothing, 110 nothing; that G011 or the DCVll could suggest to get her back and vanquish this riva He soon forgot all about the dance We sat there kpassing the b0 ttle back 111111 forth; 1 would put it to 111V lips and loan far bac klappai-ent y taking Hoop xll'aughts but never a drop passed down my throat. He had his masque thrown back ,but 1 was careful to keep mine on; he Would never know me as nnVono but the De vil 11ths while I was keeping a most careful Wa tch on him to see what Mfcct thc liquor was havi 1111'. This was regular squirrel whiskey, two 111111ks 11,1111 V011 1l'n1bod a tree When 11my enemy hall soaked up a half a pint of it the 10111'1'rsatio11 turned somethinn like this: HBu- beautiful night,7' he was say- H1171111111131 floatin 11p th- there lllook Hike lups 1111111, ha, ha, ha, he e e e. S-sm' tlrthal 0n 0V -01 01 moon, m- quakes old 11100-1110011 100k li- like, hic. hit Wisz hrbottlc n1musta1d,ha, ha, he e-e, he, a. ' Thu b0 11b fuse is 1'1Uhted now and it s all over but the explosion ll 1 Th said to mvse Any 111 more lef ? , he asked. U5111,1111 gone, I told him. t would not 110 to get him too fan gone; in tact l was afraid I had 0110 too far allreadV,c111'sos, if he 0011111 not VV :L1 5 150 back to the dance, I an ggos sted. Asall 1'i1Iht 1'0 b-back ; dansh VVith Adeline. F-fine girl, I Hike dance wish Adeline. I grabbed him by the arm to 0help him up, but only got a handful of paper 51919 '.e However, he so his and seemed to retain his balance surprisinWIV well considering nthoe extent to wh1ch he appeared to be intoxieat ml. He was 111111110an among those whom liquor attacked through the mental faculties rather than the equililnium. 117 Very shortly we were at the creek. HRight across, I said, HThe board only holds one at a time,I '11 f0 llow l7 Withou tsayling anything and rocking slighth he stepped on the plank, one two, steps he ta en.. Was it possi ble tha t the board Would not drop. He was pa ast the middle now one mole er ' . No! he could not escape me like this Frantically I pushed mv heel against the end of the board. 1 0 more was needed. La mbe rt and the plank wavered in the air for an instant, then a loud splash and all that could be seen Was a fountain ofw he en the splash0 had subsided Lambert 5 Apollo countenance alone was Xisible; eVen t at was stupe ied V a most idiotic expression and partly ohs mixed by long strands of a not long since beautifully eom mbed p0 mparlourl In a moment he began to make frantic attempts to swim but soon found this 1111s necessary and 1 ose to his ee. He hen began to scramble up the bank 011 which I was standing I'No, up the other side,H I yelled, HIili be across in a -minute. It took a running start; leaped over and then helped him in getting: up. HWell pretty mess 1110- look like b boiled dog now now all right, he, he, he, began MTi. Ba iley. his is too bad. IV11 fix you thoughf' I said; and I meant it in all sineermity. HLet s first get th us wet stuff offfY Grabbin chunks of the soggy paper suit I soon had him cleared of that and standing there in the moon- light adorned in 0111' tpa ir of shoes, one pail 0f trouseis 11111 a pai1 of B. He ha 11 evi1lv:11tly left his shirt Off to avoid getting 01 erheatexl at dancinsg. Thing were coming out fine, Slippin alang just like a fat man 011 anana HCome with me II I said, HWe'll 1ret some dry clothes and then you can get back to the dance m along up the back porch, stepped through a narrow hall and into the girls1 dressing room. Then I carefully locked both doors. The girls' hats and coats hung about the walls did not seem to make the least impression on him You ll haxe to Iipull the rest of this stuff off and then Illl Vet you some tlry elothes, H I to l fte or God deal of assistance from me he succeeded in Wetting his shoes, trousers and socks otf and stood there weaiing a pail 1' 0f B.V . , s and 21 vacan nt sta are IV ' heart was thumping fiercelV, my throat was titvht and my h'1mls colxl and shaking With excitement. The crucial moment Was herey one false play now and l was the dunee myse elf Gathering up the wet clothes I unlocked both doors, then stepped out eback way Pau using a moment in the hall to throw xlown he clothes and 111110050 my devils suit in preparation for throwing it off 1 rushed bank into the room crying, HHere come some girls Thev're coming right in here For God's sake let's get out. ll This seemed to awnken some dull response. HOVOY h 0's a closet, H I cried HHurry and 119 et in. At the same time l 1'11s 11111 for the front door and. pulled him along. Shaving him firmly against the vloor mnl 118 111011 opening it with a quick start I sent him whirling through in the 111111 room, but 110 01111 saw me, for like a flash 1 had the door closed anain 1111111 11911 A110th01'mome11t found me in my street clothes and 1110111111 through the 112111 into the ball room Before 1110 was a seen 0 of great conste111ati 11 It seems that Lam on On his ejection into t e a room had moment stood daled then turning about he bucked against the 11001 and 51100 the knob frantically in a Vain effort to force his way back into the dressing lWlOm. tt epresout moment he seemed to be headed fo1 a monk in the middle of the room and was e ying, HGi gimmi you ccoat for Ggod sake g- Uimmi coat He1setheexquisite and handsome Lambert Bailey parading beforca 111111 room full 3of his acquaintances showing off the symmetry 0 his figure. and his hair 1111111911 legs. 6 looked 1i e a wet rumpled underwear ad suddenly stritkon with insanity His face was contorted into something worse than 11 1111110 ween mas suc'q . he w11 was touring off masques; 1115 were faintinnr 31111 being left to f'111 on the 0floor; some were screaming and others shrieking wit 1 laughter. he 1 71 big hole throng 1 . Some 511111 the clariouet player swallowed the clarionet :11111 112111 it half way down his throat before t e rmnbone p133 er by a minhtv ,it'rk was able to extract it and thus save him from choking to death Lan 11111, rt 1111115911 a moment near the center of the mom;hc1c the effects 11f the alcohol 01 idently left him. The crowd was still ba kii1 away as if 111' 111111 110011 a wild raving gorilla. Bearing about, with a rush he 110311011 for the v 1 110111 through which 1 112111 1ust entered and 911 111111 st1a1nmg 11g 11 st 1 tolrlfuallv t1 1 10 rea u 111tha11 expected tins Vc1y thing and 111111 1111011 cawful to lock the 11001115 I9 001' cd. M911 nwhile 1 had made my W'I y t the 0thvr side of the room ands secretly locked the only other Lat mbert, seeing his efftorts were in vain, made a rush for the front door. Someone attempted to open 1, but quickly banked away as he dashed forward. teni' ic panic 11:11 seized him now. He bumped and boat against the door a n 1 . 11111111131111 1 to in e was bra e enougl to approach 111m 111111k111g 111111 man 111111111k, ut 1 o t 1 thought at 11 k 0 1e n1 1311s, 110 St pp 01 1115 coat 211111 1ushed f0rv1a111, alm reachmg Lamb'lt he stood 111111 111111011 the co 1 131113 a beautiful lam n hm c' 11 31111 111111511111 10 1111 1111 Ct 13 1111101110115 sight, :1 mar of laughter Wnnt 11p 1 011111111111 w1t11 1311111 sutlsfactmn that ambert was In the wit qta uht '11111 e m G 2111 1' t d fiom around h1 shoulders he managed 1 a 11t1 1gg1e t0 got 1t ackwaids is time 1115 teeth were 11 ttormg 111111 119 arms 111111 hairy 1e 5 shaking a VioIcnt shimmv. 11 this took bu few seconds 111111 by now he was headed with a rush for the piano After scrambling to get on top of it he fell over behind it and disappea 911 The crowd 1011x911 now and began to bubble 111111 1augh and shout. 0 1111115 Lambert 31111 others w0u111 suspect a dark p10t,b11t they Would 110101 find 119 me out, for he had not seen my face and not one had noticed my aetivit 1 Im man aged to get over Where Adeline Was standi mg. She seemed about ready to collapse so I tookh er by the arm and led her to a seat Oh B'11 '1 she saidy HIsn't this terrible? HNexer mind, little girl, never mind, just don't think about it, 1 m, plied. HWon't you take me home?H she asked HI can't bear to stay here another minute. by certainly, we111 leave right 1'10W,1y I answered, thnn 1 10:1 1101' out to the car S119 bcnan with .1 rhave to see at mbert Ba ileV a1 efellows ceftainly don' t have anv Lrespcct for th9111sclvesf1 1 16- had driven for about ten minutes in silencP, When little pout, I he 9 In t H01118 plied. You aren1t mad are you, B111?H she asked. HWhy should I be, 1' 11' replie. H egoing to get along just as well as evex afte1 this aren t we?y she asked.e :1 ure, kid you know the course of true lnve never 111115 smooth 1 said and then because I can1t steer wry well with one hand I stopped the am. , , I'Von Ken lalI 120 OOOOOOOOQQQOQUOOOOO0000000 HQ 00. H.000 OOOOOOQOQOQD, 1.. w u 0 U0 1.33... r .54 ene Mon 0 er W m m m OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOOOOQOQ. w: H w WHQOOOQOOOOOQGQQOQQQO. w... u 000000.34... WQQQOU. m. u. U iMPCFI-WWWWW ?EWWEiE-WWE-IWWIFMM$3I34VEW$3ICIWI WW- -WWMW. WEE $eahnarh $12112 ggzmk arth Emmi Clampamg CAPITAL $100,000.00 LARGE AND SMALL ACCOUNTS SOLICITED OPEN 9 A. M. CLOSE 6 P. M. Guaranty Fund Bank SERVICE Is Out Motto HEW?!WW;IWt:FM:EFirmriwi-ihC-I-l-I'E-E-l-waivii-thM-m-D-i-W:IWI-E-:-Er:+in:-bhwii 5393-5WW?WWWWWIM OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOOOQOOOOOOOOOO A OQOCHQL ii 3? in Vv h i w AVA 009 0000002009 v V-gOOOCOOOOO 1 n3 E1, TL Plottnmn'sithe Convenient Grocery and Market G W ILIHOFF 85 CO. for you KEEPING ONEiS YOUTH Dr. Josiah Oldfield, the farmers English food l'le'TliSheI'S and Clothiers export and authority on health being nearlv fuur score years and 10 is competent to tell us how to live a long: iime and keep young also. He says: HA man must submit himself to mental Featuring and physical discipline aml eat wisely and not 5 too well. HD0 not waste time on petty things and do Society Brand Clothes not Hike narrow views. HTake fruit, vegetables, oils, eggs, butten milk and bread. Avoid shoddy second-hand in- sanitary food of all kind. V There is the best set of health rules ever Studentis and published. These things should be taught in i the churchos and schools. There is no real reliV Young Men 8 Models gion or education wit h 0 ut them. They are essential to a true life, and one cannot be happy without them. Cut this HAd'i out and keep where you ran see it ort-asimmlly, and remember that no shoddv G w Imhoff i i 0 st-mndAlmnd 0r iusanitary food enters our house, I ' ' and we give you :1 service, a quality and price that Van will not be required to waste time over 504 Procter St peny buying or take narrow views. . PLETTMANS CONVENIENT MARKET Where Society Brand Clothes AND GROCERY Phones 1693-1694 718 Houston Avenue Are 801d John R. Adams 8: Co. SHIP CHANDLERS AND SHIP BUTCHERS GROCERIES AND HARDWARE Machinist Supplies Sporting Goods Texaco Lubricants Lawn and Garden Tools Paints and Oils Stoves and Ranges Sail and Hatch Duck Galley Equipment Steam Fittings Electrical Supplies Life Boats 8x Equipment Mazda Lamps JOHN R. ADAMS 86 COMPANY Stores PORT ARTHURiORANGE-SABINEiBEAUMONT OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOO KXKKE$QOOOOOOOO r i r . p , uOninebn 0000 .r A JU ?OOOOOOOOOOOOiCCOOO ,- ML tE U '4I'am-Ed-WWIWIW3Waim 5 5n . . :a: For Your Automoblle Use .3- $ TEXACO GASOLINE AND TEXACO MOTOR OIL $ TEXACO TRANSMISSION LUBRICANT E TEXACO QCKWORK METAL POLISH :F TEXACO THUBAN COMPOUND :2: ForvHard and Soft Wood Floors Use '5- 5: TEXACO LIQUID WAX DRESSING :::' Pure Limpid Liquid Wax-Gives 3 Superb Finish 3 :5: For General Household Needs 5; TEXACO HOME LUBRICANT 3 Every Home Has Use For a Can .3: :5; TEXACO ROOFING 5.: Ready to Lay-Prepared to Stay :5 TEXACQ stands for excellent and uniform quality. It also :2: means expert service in the choice of lubricants to suit your par- 3 ticular work and conditions. Each Texaco Lubricant is designed if to meet a certain set of mechanical conditions and each one is the right lubricant for the purpose. High Grade and Uniform Quality of Petroleum Products. The Texas Company General Offices: Houston, Texas Agents Everywhere Miiirwi'i'mf'wmiiwl'ihbii h m I l a $ '- n An .- IE 'f 3 Fl +54:WairI-I-i-tEE-CuI-H'let: 'Cbi'il'iii'HiiI-H'M'i'ir ,' - 'smwci'zzrb KM. I:E wrw hi : i h :-WWIWWWW:WME Wi-m-h OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO igurt CArthur. Eire WWMW' 20 mth $pnrtmg 551mm GILL EVERYTHING FOR THE SPORT 0008 Dry Goods, Ladies5 and Children5s READY-TO-WEAR 00R0 p x. ,OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO HIS A UTOJIOBILE Phone 400 Corner Procter Street and Beaumont 421 Procter St. Phone 80 PARTICULAR YOUNG MEN WILL 69ml 33mg $tnrgg DELIGHT IN OUR POLICY OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OF SERVICE AND T W0 STORES QI'ALITY 8 Q :2 Q 8 O , No. 10111 PROCTER STREET 8 H A B E R S Phones 5556 8 Inc. 0 No. 2-PROCTER AND AUSTIN Q Under New Management Phones 15554556 8 OOOCCOOOOOCCQC OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOC 3 go ?3- WW- H-C-E-E: Start Your Career in a Practical Way By Depositing Your Earnings With Wye gHiraat gatiunal Elgamk nf igurt fsrthur Resources Over $4,000,000Q THE BANK OF HOSPITALITY MK-IWWEFE'H-C-C Iri-H-E-HimmixhWWFEFEhHi'W'Q-Hii':$$$$$in ?WAHW-WW-W'Wmii E $ 5 g g 33: E E CUMPLIMENTS OF C. T. Baker 81 Co. 0000000000000OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO ;LET0 SHOE YOU CORRECTLY Tim 111mm of Good Shows Philip Lusignan !'UXFILY'TIOXEII'Y AND SCHOOL SUPPLIES Uplnusitu Franklin School HART DRUG CO. High Grade Perfumes and Toilet Articles Pnnwriplinus a SpvciaHy Phone 33 Best Delivery Sorviou Phone 132-1 Eatnhg 8c ?lipnff Eefuelerg MILIJCRS BICYCLE STURE lfz'l'ryflliny fur HII' Birlurlv Ifrlmiriny u Spw'ially Emblt'm, ID'JY'VINI'UI', Pit'l'rw-Arl'uw Ami Hamlzlr'r lfirlurlws 526 Austin Aw. ZENO0S CONFECTIONERY THE PLACE HF QUALITY Our FmHlirS, Flimmlufas', uml Irv Uranus JIADE DAILY 735 Procter St. ,QEOKKKECOOOOOOOOOOC0000000000 P110119 1 10 0V. P. McFAR LAN D JIJII'ELEH 433 Proctor St. Port Arthur, Texas SAM XVEINSTEIN Dry Gmuls, Sham, Jlillinwry mul IfmrlyJwIl'r'ar HLoader of Low Prices0 E3 DR. G. A. COBB 11ml Wllmuir Dixmws 8 E110, Ear, anr', 771mm, Nr'l'rmlx 5219 Proctor Street DR. XV. C. XVELCH f'lliroprudor Phone 779 Consultation Free. All Diseases Room 15 Smith Built'ling 0000000000000 000000000000OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO ...II-IIIIIIIIIII...IIICIIIIIIIIII-VII-uj-II .Irn-lin-s-nulm IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII III-II'I-IIIII'ljlrIilili-IIIII...IIIIIIIlI-IIIIII-T'itt Compliments of 0111215. gHHartirt 8c 0111. WWIWWWWW . OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO COMPLIMENTS1With Best Wishes For Prosperity And Happiness As 7 You Climb The Steps Of Life COMPLIMENTS IN YOUR BIG OF STEP WE WILL GLADLY H E L P YOU IN YOUR . HOME Vaughn F urmture FURNISHINGS See Us For comp any F URNI T UBE and IYICTROLAS THE BIG HOME STORE CROWELL-GIFFORD CO, Home of Reliable and Attractive FURNITURE 617-619 Procter Phone 483 Port Arthur, Texas L 00000' OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO TEXAS REALTY THEY ALI. WANT THE ICE MAN CO., Inc. REAL ESTATE AND Wth It? leaves such a nice big piece of rice for so little money as we do. But there is only one ice man that XOCOOOOCOOCJOOOOOCXX 1: OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO f3; RENTALS dues. That is ourselves. So if you k3 want the best ice service at the little 8 We erte Insurance Of All Klnds cost order us to begin leaving you a piece at once. Ice is going Io be short Plump US And we they say. Get on our list while we WU Call 0 Y0 van take customers. 0C CCOOOOCOOCLOOOOOOO PHONE 464 Port Arthur Ice Co. 440 Austin Av enue Phone 114 gOOCCOCOOCCC OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO8 Phoenix Furniture Company 525 Procter Street The Home of Good Furniture E E E E E C 0M PLI M EN TS OF N. M. Barrier hikiZ-I'KE-C . :P' Wikiwwi-:WI-ihikiiitlri'mhi BOOKS OFFICE SUPPLIES STA TIONERY AND SCHOOL SUPPLIES Harris Book Store PHONE 116 Im-WWWWP -W:WEWI Palmer Lumber Company A SA TISFIED CUSTOMER IS OUR GREATEST ASSET PORT ARTHUR AN D PORT N ECHES t-d-oc-i 3' n H-C-irt 'IX'W': 1:!IhiriiC'EnIF3-C'f'lvi 93-913- El .W'H'r 'E':K:!:w I H55: n: rnnmnn FE-mhirii-i-Eilhibli'ii'ikliliirl!PEPE? E4 OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCDg g QSEE0 Port Arthur Lumber O Q The Lone Star Press C 8 0 FOR ompany 8 Students Note Book Covers Studmzfs Note Book Papers $3 Drawing Pencil; , :2 PROMPT DELIVERY .0 5: Fountain Pen Inks :Jj 3.: HWe Sell file Best for a Fair ProfitH 8 L3 631 Procter Street Phone 75 437 Seventh St. Phones 557-558 8 if Q kJ E2 PEKIN GUUPEHAGE COMPANY My 1 8 M 0 g me LEADING TAILOR 8 8 TIGHT BARRELS AND 8 Q SHOOKS CLEANING, PRESSING 9 w a y AND ALTERATIONS 53 kg :2 v g Q PORT ARTHUR . . . . TEXAS 314 Procter Phone 489 8 kg k: X3 t'J, Build A Greater Port Arthur :2, LT; 8 Q By Yours F or Service Q 5 Building a Greater Newspaper ? C; 3 g Bert Hughes and 8 .3 . 2;; Port Arthur Dally Company 8 'J ,J :3 News L2 U k; 0 0L 3000OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCD S. II. U'ELLBORN 'JEU'ELER SPUS Hie Brat Fountain Pen fur Schimf 1'8? 440 Procter St. -WHW:Wm-mmxmm SCUTTJVALLER FURNITI'RE g COMPANY I 237 Procter 2 '1' Blry,n8'r'17 uurl Errlmuyv Nt'lr fur 1:: Svmmhllmul IV'HI'H'I'fm'v . Terms If You W'unt Thom Phone 844 Port Arthur, Texas .. EAT AT? F ullefs Cafe . PORT ARTHUR BEAUMONT -W'i- 3'91. ALBRIGHTS LADIES Ifla'ADY-TO-II'EAR AND JIILLIXERY ' 539 Procter I q ni'i' WK PLETTMAN HAT MFG. 80. HATS 2 11EANED, BLOCKED AND SHAPED 2 229 Proctor Port Arthur, 'Texas- Kodak Finishing; 11ml Enlm'gliuyl Films- fur Sale POST NOVELTY STUDIO Kurlak Finidliny u Sprwialfy Phona 1178 139 Procter St. Port Arthur, Texas ,m-crmmx Globe Tailoring Co. ?YISIT TIIE !Hri-ItK-IPC-EdkihibCFfFQ-EtE-Ii . For FuHmr', Jlnflmr and HIV 1:. PALACE BUVVLING ALLEY u :5; GARMENT CLEANERS Tim Ilmllh Shop 2:: Phone 415 448 Austin Avenue 512 1-2 Proctor .5': i.I ti u U R'- $ ., , :-: :2; f 4 PORT ARTHUR RACKET :3: :1: 1 -7 Emmet STORE - :ar: -:. 4 , I 2:: i. 2 221 Procter St. Port Arthur, Tex. - i:- F ' I,: 3 . v ugh 3 THE TUGGERY SHUP Phone 219 624 Proctor ::: 1;:- Qualify Fluflws at Economy Prices 1 II I Kiddies 3-17 P roctor Port Arthur Texas N. J. Ader JIEHCIIAXT 2 'AILUH -WWWWWW- ' 8 3 AA '1 u V ,. Refiners of WLCKK WWW? V-.., PETROLEUM OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO M 800COOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO0000000000000008 8 8 Q 0 8 g g Compliments of g MERCHANTS STATE BANK u 8 Q g 8 8 8 o .8 g $qu QRBfmmg Glnmpamg g 8 13nd grihur, Wexag 8 O O O Q o g Q 8 g. LOUKAS BROS. Confectionery ICE CREAM, CANDIES, CIGARS STATIONERY C OLD DRINKS W T: 249 Procter Phone 1772 Kleas Drug Company 428 Proctor Phones 13371033 KODAKS AND S UPPLI E S TVhere You Get TWIat You TVanf WWW THE VOGUE READY-TO-WEAR The Ilousw U'here Sfylp and Quaiity Med SHOES FOB LADIES Port Arthur, Texas 421423 Procter Curio Art Store Sfafimmry, Pmmanm, Pox! Cards, F a n r y China, ASVUIH'PHI-Wr Sprmns, Jlagazinvs, Fountain Pmm, Simple melry waimu Dram! U'ork, Curios and School Supplies Port Arthur Grain Co. WHOLESALE and RETAIL iMJ-IW - 3994?? - HHWQ-FW-IW GRA IN FLOUR FEED PRODUCE Phones 292- 293 P01t Arthu1,Tex. JWWI '0. H. BARNES HAS EXCLUSIVE AGENCY FOR Purina Coir Choir Ferd, Pu- rina Chicken Fwd, Jlule Feed, U'Ilifu First Flour. C. H. Barnes Phone 718 Purina Port A1 thuI Texas I I . imM-l-W-H WW! WWHHI$W. immxumm Gerlach Baking Co. 0. B. LEE, Manager PA N-DA ND Y BREAD Phone 853 Port Arthur, Texas OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO T. RICHARD Complete Line of GENT 39 FURNISHINGS P110110 1494 Procter 143 Procter Phone 1921 SEAPORT CAFE AN D - CHOP SUEY PARLOR Lurymf and Mimi IVp-fo-Dafr: Caftl In HIV Cify Port Arthur, Texas For Sport and DI'PSS Shoes and Prict's That Are Right THE BOSTON SHOE STORE 239 Procter k1 rFfT'. A Awrxlh . V'V V' 00000000 0 OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO CALL AND GET ESTIMATES 0N Cabinwfs, Stun: IV'iIfm'rs, Sm't'wns and SUM, Doom, Il'imluu'x Hill, Plafr: Gluw Port Arthur Planing Mill 60. 428732 Ft. XVorth Ave. Phone 53 U'ALL PAPER, PA IXTS, GLASS, PICTIVHE FBAJIING T'AHNISHES, SUNDRIES Spence Palnt Store H ,RT ARTH FR, TEXAS FOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO , L, ,. 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'I-I-I'I'I: OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOO Compliments of Holland-Texas Hypotheek Bank 000000000000000OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO gOOOOOOOOOOCQOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO E g g E t i 'ti'C-EW-HW in HZKde :,:4lclt9:s:p:l:l:l:n:n;lcii I l :3in ' 3241;442:4119? i-EFC' : .7 yMIWiW iilii'n UIiiiL-Ili- E, THIS BOOK WAS PRINTED AND BOUND BY THE Printing Department OF THE Port Arthur Independent School Dietridt Under the Direetion of ROBERT C. BABB Printing Inetrudtor FACTS ABOUT OUR PRINT-SHOP Although there are about fifteen hundred schools in the United States that have printing departments of their own, the Port Arthur Schools are one of very few with a print-shop in an elementary school that is capable of printing their own Annual, besides doing all the print- ing for the entire school district which amounts to several thousand dollars a year. The print-shop is located in the Franklin School, where the class- es in printing are selected from the sixth and seventh grades. Although these boys and girls range in age from 12 to 16 years, they nevertheless take great interest in their work. Of course you could not expect the best class of work in an ele- mentary school printvshop, but taking everything into consideration I think that the Port Arthur schools are causing some to sit up and take notice. tThis book was printed exclusively 0113 10 x 15 C. 8!. P. press. t -R. G. BABB 3-H .9. +5 .i-I-Hx a'ei'i'C-WMe i I l I I I ; bhha'rhuh'v rWC-WK-cr $$$$$- ,- m ucr KiKi-i-H .- ar-rr W I r , 9+:- YouR ANNUAL Can be no more artistic than M? 9n awn used: no more infemvfing than flxp ideas presenfed: no more unique Hxan ifs mefkod 01p presenfahon. 100 per cent three st Xlse the SeNices f SOUTHWESTERN ENGRSWING COMPANY 7ori R70 HA 73:51.9.