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

Text from Pages 1 - 202 of the 1922 volume:

,1ke y EAGULL Volume X. Published Annually by an Senior 1 2 2 c1... oi the PORT ARTHUR HIGH SCHOOL. . ' .' . PORT ARTHUR TEXAS PUBUC UBRARY 2 2 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII EIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII I E: IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII E: I IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII E: IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII E; IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII E: IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Ethimtinn $4111 rezngnitimt nf her gears nf 521'th to 1193; her faithful anh untiring efforta to make mtr high 93:1me life moat plewaant, mth 1121' hefmtinn tn imtg; uni thinking in nonfat hurmr upon 59;, her but 11pm! mxr annual, Eve, 7 ' IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII I E: g V4 m am; the 5minr dams of 1922, in m n Inmng tribute, mam this, the K tenth fmlume mi 1112 $221ng in glam cmatg 25. gaunalhgnn '1! FA I g 31 y; L V L 7; L14 A I: m E VE'! I. ,- E. E: IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII E: IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIuII E: IIumIIIIIIIIIIIII E: IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII L4; . 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L?! a iii r m 1 E F :V r r; IVA Q a MR. E. S. CARTER V 2 A pioneer of our city who for these two years has been our worthy and respected principal. His earnest efforts to bring our high school to the front have won our ad- miration. .If we were asked to sum up his character we would say, A man with a true conception of justice. 7 k E Q a 7;! L jA A 7: k4 E3 g :4 K r IE g L?A V: 'a I Hmmmuum :1 mm ImmuI I nullmlmmn :31 HllHHHlllHil g1 Iwmmumurw 1:1'umuuumIIIrI WJ lllllllllllllllml 7:3 wlllllllllllllllllll V? JUMHKNMIU'Q lilllllNllUllllH n A k A L A t 7 h lhllnllllmllll a g 7; L41 FOREWORD memo: um 'e We desire in this volume of the Seagull to reiiect the outstanding features of the school year in a way that will meet the approval of all; to show our appreciation of the student body, the Faculty and the spirit of encouragement ten- dered by the community at large. All have been factors in making , this, the Seagull of 1922, a success ; and it is with a spirit of deepest ' gratitude and appreciation that we acknowledge their support. We hope you will treat our faults kindly and that our efforts will not have been in vain. 4E 74 L 74 t a him rjA 1M 7;! $Eg ' IIIIIIMIIWI V! t unlwllmmrl a mt ?A 54 74V 7 h r a lmmnn E i :mnlllm i hummuwlm:,::wummmnm glimlmmmmnEummmumn I? 1 glunmnmmmEumwwmmx .Igjllmnunnunm Ezjllmlmumunw .7 QO WM 3 , 7x2: 2 2 lmnllmmggummmm Kai .2 ....THE STAFF... EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Elbert Lamson ASSOCIATE EDITORS Desmond Secrest Gustavo Jiminez BUSINESS MANAGER Irving Goldberg ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGERS Margaret Kramer Steve Vaught ATHLETIC EDITOR Oliver Latham SOCIETY EDITOR Pauline Barrett ART EDITOR Clarice Akin ASSISTANT ART EDITORS Edwin Axtel Lawrence Vidrine CIRCULATION MANAGER George Rice I ' . ' v- : memmm?;IIHIIIIIIWHIIW5?:WIIHIININIIILEE;IIlIIIIIIIlIIIIIHI$1E EwwgmmmmmammmwEa: wnumnurziiimumuummnI1 ; .1 PORT ARTHUR The entire coast line of the United States is dotted with dozens, if not hundreds, of locations which, at one time or another, have been selected by ambitions and en thusiastic promoters us being the proper sites for new ports which, in the dreams of their promoters, were destined to rival and perhaps eclipse the older and already established shipping cities nf the country. Every coastal state, has its record of futile efforts at building new harbors. Very few states have any record of successful efforts at building new harbors within recent years. Without doubt the one great vxreption to this almost universal rule is the PORT of Port Arthur, Texas. This seaport was originally projected just as other promotion ports have been planned. I'nlike others of this nature, however, it has Succeeded in drawing to itself a volume of shipping and manufacturing which. plates it high among the ports of the entire Ameriean nation, in point of actual volume of commodities exported. In tons of exports. Port Arthur is now far ahead of Galveston. and practically equal with New Orleans. whieh two ports contend for the honor of being designated the second greatest port in the I'nited States. Port Arthur was founded twentnyive years ago. when Arthur E. StilwelL pro- moter and first president .ot' the Kansas City Southern Railway, huilt a railway due south from Kansas City to the Gulf of Mexico and found that Sabine Pass and its adjacent waters fm'med what must he the deop-wnter terminus of his rnad, In theory the Stilwell idea was goodithnt u suecossful railroad should he possible it built to connect a great freight originating paint like Kansas Fity with the nearest point mi deep Water. The Stiiwell idea. however. met many nhstncles when mi effort was made to secure and establish :h terminal site. The deer water of the Gulf of Mexim at that time did not extend inland more than two or three miles, up to the town of Sabine Pass and forms a channel from Sabine Lake to the Cult The owners of the land at and around the town of Suhiue Pass were unwilling to sell their property on terms which the Stilwell companies felt justified in accepting, and Mr. Stilweii. thereupon reversed the ancient fable regarding Mohnmot, and. us he could nnt take his town to deep water. he hrnnght deep water to his tnwn. A site was selected on the western shore of Lake Sabine. whioh is a shallow hotly of water about eight by thirty mile. and which is cmmeeted with the Gulf by the channel known as Swhhve Pass, about five miles in length. The site selected for Stilwell's town. whiPh he nemed in honor of himeolf. Port Arthur. was twelve miles inland from the Gulf. and at that time nine miles distant from the head of deen water in thine Pass. A site for n harhm' was selected nt n point where :1 small stream. known as Taylnr's hnyou. em- ptied into Lake Sai'ii'o. and u start was made dredging a ship Penal directly nerosh the lower rnd of the lake. from the month of Taylor's bayou t0 the head of deep water in Sabine Pass, INLAND CANAL T0 SABINE PASS Owners of property nt Sabine Pass ohjeeted tn thus losing the southern ter minus of the K. t'. S. Railway. and cummeuoed a vigorous uttaek in un effort In prevent dredging through the hike. An order was finally secured forhidding the furthel exf'avutimi of the mum in Lake Snlline. 21nd Stilwell was forced to turn from the lake to a route inside the $110113 0f the lake Here a strip of land was purchased and 1110 canal excavated. all inland. frnm the mouth of Taylor's bayou to the head of deep water in Sahine Pass. All this occupied two or thretI years' time .nml the canal was not completed to n twenty-five-foot depth until 1899. In the meantime, the finances of the K C. S. Railway had become involved, and a receivership and voting trust for the road resulted in ousting the Stilwoll regime and in killing off the enthusnsm of the railway management 21!, that time for - MWI 3: IWIIIIIIIIIIII 3m: :Imml 3: E E E3: Imgmmmrl Elwmig M mlmluumnul gmgw L 2 2 IiIIIIIWIIIIII i IIMIMHNIIIIEillllllllllllll gilmwmmI rim :2 developing a port at Port Ai'thurt Au export business had been commenced under considerable handicap, due to lack of harbor fac ties at first and later due to the managerial situation in the railway company. A pier was built in Luke Sabine, out to a six-foot Water depth, and cargoes were lightered from this pier t0 Yt'ssels lying in the stream at Sabine Pass, and there loaded. This commerce began in 1597, and for that year showed 11 little Over 87,000 tons of commodities. The following year a total of 238,000 tons was moved, and in 1899 a total of 327,000 tons. The next three years showed a steady recession from the 1899 total. and in 1901 the exports of the port had dropped to, 150,000 tons. L; L71 2:: L;A In the year 1901, however, the first of the numerous great Texas oil fields was discovered at Spindle Top, twenty miles from Port Arthur. The vxplm'utiun and re- fining companies Which at once interested themselves in the oil fields :111 made USO of Port Arthur as a shipping point for water movement of crude oil. and, later. of refined oil as well, and the tonnage figures of the port commeneed to mount rapidly With the year 1902, when the total showed 690,000 tons, a gain of 300 per mm over 1901. The next year the total had leaped t0 twide the preceding ,w-nris total, and tueio has been a steady and consistent gain yearly ever sine, until Port Arthur's 1920 mmmorce showed a total of over 8,000,000 tons of commuditit-s moved by water. ! I??? r H .94 g; ? The growth of the port's export shipping has been lly i'Qf'f'ltiPd in the 0X- pansinn of the oil refining industry at this place. The first refining plant erected was an experimental still of 300 Imrl'els cnpucty, built in the summer of 1901 by the Gulf Refining Company at the entrance of What now is the largest uii refining plant in the world, and with h daily output of close to 100.000 barrels of refined products. The Texas Company refinery has also grown tremendously. and its daily production is far in excess of 70,000 barrels of refined oili V A m 9 $111 7 L '1 El g LT: $7 r 7.;' The City has been handicapped to some extent in ith'uctiuu new industries and enterprises by laek of a sufficient and dependable supplv 0f fresh water. To remedy this the city and some surrounding territory recently voted bowls in the sum of two million ribihu-s, which will he expended in installing :1 supply .s tem to bring water from the Sahire river, from 11 point fifty miles distant from Port Arthur und entirely removed from all tidal influence or contamination. The reeem mustructia-n of tho Sahine-Neches canal, along the shore of Luke Sahini .n frunt of Port Arthur, has given tn the city a practivally unlimited water fi'ontnzn 0n n twentyefive-foot depth, Much of ilis land is controlled by the Port Arthur eity goverlnnent. hut there are large lmkl'ngs nhove the eity which are available fur shipping and industrial uses, and which z-rc now attracting the favorable utteutinn 0f enterpi s planning exten- sion nf munuiucturng activities, IE Ah Eli i2 unw- EIm h A 7; L3 '2 I7 IE 33- 74 FA In z-dditinn to the huge ti'nffice handled through Pm-t Arthur proper, this 1301': Is the port If entry of the customs district of Sabine :mvl handles the export oom- meme 01 the ports of Beaumont, Sabine. Orange, Pm't hm'hvs and Sabine Pass. The commerce of these suh-pol'ts combined With the mmmtru- of Port Arthur proper, shows a intnl of over ten million tons yearly. m 2;! K? The 1,1-uzi'rss 0f the city is pi'ohabiy imlicat-il us convincingly by the census figures as by emy other gauge. In 1896 there was; no sltvh plnee as Port Arthur. In 1900, the population was 700; in 1910 it had become 7,003. In 1710 the U. S. Census Bureau compilation showed a population of 22.251, and the same binu-uu. on January 1, 1921, made an official estimate that the city's population had grown to 2.15:3. E g ; r1 E Inquiries regarding the Pity. its development and pas; tilities should be ad- dressed to the Port Arthur Chamher of Commerce and Shipping, Port Arthur, Texas, ?1 75V A LEROY G. STUMP, Secretary Chamber of Commm'cv and Shipping. H VA A 2L l: j l: :1 C :l E :1 HIIIIHWIIHIII mmmnmn, a numlmmnmEmuuuwm gt. l wulmmrmmEimmuuuluun :23: IIumIIIIIIIunr' ummmmn . :i 7.3 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII LA Igummnumu M IMIIIIIIIIIIIIII 3: I Mary Gates Hospital-S. P. Depot-K. C. S. 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In the ensuing term we had a lady plain but firm Who seemed to me too much to be a To discipline devoted. Full heavily the days drugged past; I couldn't work, and when at Inst 9 a Vacation came, to my vast shame, I diant get prumoted. 71V Fl Thenceforth, somehow I always stmck a very grievous run of luck; L3 L44 N0 blushing peach appeared to tearh The classes I attended. gl Ly To guide my feet there always came some stern and attractive dame r of doubtful ago, whose tutelage I never comprehended. Egg! 7; '3 Of Tessie Slade I've thought; of how delightfully she taught: I know that she possessed for me A blinding fascina tion. umm If she had always taught my class I nevex' should have failed to pass IQ F And might by now, have got somehow A little education. a AA '4 L Elma i A 'le 1 EIEIiiE EZSE ERIE: Va $1 $33!: mllhlml :6: E vs FA 33:: VA l?! 331E J L '- .ER? . I 3.7. Gladys Bush Aleph Tanner Jessie Gilstmp Eugene M. Dotson Dorothy Lee 2A5. 7.7;? A 1 EW'. 5 ,LJITJ T 6d Toxic Smyth i?! 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E, Rilirenhaun High M'IHHHI Training Inglish Mathematir s xpduiah tum Lth'uriuII Mn thema tit's 111'111111i1-111 Drawing ,lmmvshc I1 I1111At11' S1i1'11111 Sviom n 1111101: IEEIISEEEH- 0115 :3 1 1 Ej O 1 I I 'IOIEKXZJ KL 1 lr' EQQQIO 1 ml I HIIIIIIKIIIIIDII , IIIHIIKUIIUIIIHI a IHIIIIIMIIIIIIHII :37: iIIlMllHlllllllH gm n ?- 911 w Lg s4 V a 55a mum mummI Iii 74 L 7:! ca :1 r L A FOOL THERE WAS. A fool there was and he stayed out late, Even as you and 1. All he did was to procrastinate Even as you and I. And every night he would celebrate, Until HExams made him hesitate, Even as you and I. ,guInmmmIn '15: Ilium A fool .there wsa who poked along, And took his studies like a song, Even as you and 1. Getting his lessons in the light of day, He laughed the twilight hours away, Even as you and 1. Ma 7; 7;: L WINNIE 7;! H A fool there was who had 3 Mine , Which he worked from time to time, Even as you and I. And when his grades were badly bent, He would pay each teacher a compliment, Even as you and 1. WI r2 74' m V I94 A fool there was and he studied late, Maybe as youwnot I. With no one would he associate, He tried the teachers to imitate, And all his grades Were uilmtyseight, Maybe as youv-uut I. 7 7 L z s I u kWh N, vs LA 5; xmmma L-N a .1. hmmumuum . s :gzwmuuunmmllg: lmmummmu Eimuuuumnulr Ii lulmummlmE:mmmmnmllgmmnumuu Emmmumum EIEIQIEIEEE oil: Iii- -391 1-: .1376 l!-' EN: MEW no 11111112: 1W3 1m MP Pre itlpnt Mnrvis Summers Wt 1! .7 Vide President ...... Seretary...... ...Joseph Bagel ............ William Nott ...Oli1'e1' Latham 9: Ei Treasurer .............. 7T Sergeaut-at-Arms ...... Elbert Lamson Historian ............. Ge1't1'uu Mae, McFadden MOTTO nAchieve the greatest possible success with the 1e ast possible effortf FLOWER Shasta Daisy HISTORY OF THE CLASS OF '22. Should the Muses sing our desewed praise the celestials on Mt.01y111pus would he entranced as they listen to the g1'aeat11d numerous victories ot the clasg of '22 in the classroom. They would hear of deeds that would put Minerva, the goddess of wisdom, to shame. Even at the first sight of us one would predict wonderful possi- bilities in us. but we have even surpassedl thel predictions of our best friends. We discovered ere long we had traveled the road of Leaming that there were many milestones leading to Graduati t1011. Afte1'having traveled the long road of grammar schooi and having been raised from the ranks of ' per ps , We were initiated into the alistoci'acy 0f the High School. YesY we admit that we were once Freshmen Even the class at '22 was compelled to go thru such an ordeal. We do 11015l have to mention that as Freshmen we ran about the campus like, wild animals. The name F1 'eshmen alone implies such 1111tit's Honestly. we may say that our class was no exception and lived up to the rule of those going before us. As poor down tl'odden Freshies, the members of the class of '22 were subjected to many abuses. Of course, We t1 'ied ta resent. these but to no avail Oh those awful humiliations We were forced to endure! Probably a less determined class would have given up but not so with the immortal class of '22. Upo ou1' en- trance into Fishburg we elected Hannah Bos as president. Hannah Was always active and enthusiastic in any thing that pertained to the Freshmen Class.Du'i111gthis year we attended our first banquet. It was the annual High School banquet and gthe Fresh- men, as usual were well 1ep1 eseuted Thus we left Fishburg 1'01 the next milestone The land of the Sophomores 01' uSophs marked the second milestone. We in- dignantly rejected the interpretation of this word as meaning a HWise fuolit. Surely 11o considerate person would dare to apply such expreSSion, to the tlass of '22. Now that our Freshmen days were dim and had gone into the distant past we were greatly amused at the Freshmen antics exhibited about the campus The Tish deplored our disposition as hitter and abusive. Too had! In the future they will see their mistakes and acknowledge in us a guiding l1a1111.Altl1o we WPIP Sophs them was one thing we would like to know. The answer to this question haunted us all the time. We had made all kinds of scientific resenl'vhos regarding the matter: we had studied literature in order to ga in the answer but to no avail. The question that had caused us all this worry and after all that studv, we did not know the answer. was Why 110 such brilliant people as we have to go to school? 1711 to this day, we have never been ahle to solve this question. When We entered this land of the Sophomores we elected Ina Williams. president. Under Inn's leadership 11'e beoame a gay class and to others We were known as the symbol of fun Much were we envied by the Freshmen because of our gaieties. In the t'tug 0' war how the Sophomores did fight! The third milestone was in the 1111111 of the Juniors. Juniors! Just think, we almost climbed to the top of the ladder. One more year to go, then we would he Seniors and theuiGl'aduation! Our Junior year was the most delightful of all of those that had gone before. We chose Gerald Barnes as preeident. but later Gerald resigned because being captain of the football team was too busy Teh vacancy was filled hv the vioe- president Ge1't1'ue Mae McFadden The Junim'eSenior entertainment was :3 Elm unsurpassed by any frolic 0f the season. Music was furnished by Mrs. Mook's orchestra of Beaumont This Junior class was noted for its parties, hayrides 11nd pimlics and also the way we fought the Seniors. The Juaior-Seuior football game was a tie so the Seniors didn't have a chance to show their spue1'io1'ity tas they called itl. At the and at this year We left With great anticipations, for the next year we, would enter Seniorhood. This would be the last milestone of the many milestones leading to grad- uation. We would he Seniors and would be able to boss the lower classmen tincllld- ing the Juniorsl and would set before them an example which they would profit by. But 0111' greatest ambition was to have a real honest to gomlnessli Seagull! ?.El Va Seniors!!! The class of 122 has certainly lived up to this name for we are superior in everything that We do. Our greatest ambition is being realized, for we are going to have. a real Seagull! A Seagull that the Port Arthur High School will he p1'outl to claim in the years to come; 1111 annual that will surpass all the annuals that have been published by the Senior classes of the Port Arthur High School in the years past We are tluc defenders of the Maroon and Gold as Well as 0111' own class colors- Gold and White The Senior class of sthe organizer of the Students' Council and the Police Department Which has gamedSI much plaise flom both the students and the faculty. The class of '22 has always been 1'ep1esent1'd in all the department 5 of school life. The majmity of the football team this yea1'we1'e membe1s of the Senior class. Out of the fifteen men that received tP A's. for football, nine were Senmrs. There are many Seniors 011 both the basketball and baseball teams. 0111' individual class room records suffice to show our studiousness Upon 0111' entrance into Seniorhood we 0101- ted 011s Jeminez president. Late1 Gus resigned 211111 Was succeeded by Marvis S11m111e1's. The officers are not the only famous persons in 0111' class. Think of the dramatic. talent, the musical ability, the orators, tht- debatm's, the poets and gift-o'- gah that we possess. We are not only noted for these talents, hut for the number in 0111' class. We are the largest class that 1121s ever graduated from the Port Arthur High School. At the beginning of 0111' Senior year we were almost five score strong but at mid-year commencement we lost nineteen of our members who had traveled the road of many milestones loading to graduation. One of the best parts of our Senior life is when at the end of each week we get together and have a merrymaking. The dam of 122 has always been noted for these frolit's. 1111111111 E E V 7 7; E m a a 7 41 IE 7: i. GE 7 L Commencement! Interesting as it may sound. there are tender memories awakened by the thought of leaving 0111' dear Alma Mater. the Port Arthur High School. As we look hack and see. the long line of i'PFQDS , Freshman, Sophomores, antl Juniors. it seems that only yesterday we, too, were standing there gazing with longing eyes towards the' supreme heights of Soniorlmod. But, after all. we have found that it is not so much thtl reaching 0f the goal that counts as it is how we have 1'1111 the meet E' 5?; rm nA1111 when one Great Scorer comes To write against your name: He writes not that you won 01' lost. But how you played the tame 7T .91- The class1 of '22 has sincerely endeavored to uphold the dignity. the honor 111111 the ideals of the Port Arthur High School and to live 11p Hto the light whiK'h we had while seeking more light L um 1' Now. that we are graduating, we realize that this is not the end but that there is a future which will be what we make it. During these years we have been traveling the road of Life and Learning together. but now we must journey apart. 0111' paths will lead us to distant parts of the earth: some may climb to the starry heights of fame: eaeh one will serve humanity in some plaoe as hest he can. A vs L, I11 leaving our dear High School 0111' lieal'tstl'ings are sounding notes? of sadness mingled with notes of gladnoss for the dear friends we leave behind us 111111 for the days that have gone and for the days that are to he. Alfred the Gran once said that Every craft. and every power soon grows 0111 111111 is passed over and forgotten. it' it be without wisdom. So hereis hoping that the immortal class of '22 shall stand as a tribute to the Port Arthur High School in the years to come. GERTRUDE MAE MCFADDENv Historian, '22 wwwl? mum lvmnmmmu 'umnlnlmllml 51111111111le 111111111111le1 1 llIWHlHIIHIIIl lllHIlllllIlllllll :;:Illllllllllitlllllll::: :IHIIIIIIUMIIIMIL L15 Si Judy Clifton Byrd 'Tlit Julia R. Bammert . ankethall '19, '20. '21 Fwtlmll 2 v 21 Glee Club '15. s. n, '21 Mixed Chorus '20, -1 Secrotury '21 Gerirue Mae McFadden 11Gertie Glee Club '18. '19, '20. '21 Mixed Clmr S '19 '20, 121 Semivmmrus '20. Snulonts' Gerald Barnes Teboo President 1-1 Orchestra '21 Foothull '19, '20, '21 Hismpian '2 . '21 Valedictorian 22 Boys' Glee Club '20, '21 u m ' . yam; wn-aC-VQ W m..- m...- a my? I Hams? W? Quentin Wells Senator Frances Furrhner Frances 'l'mvr '20 Glen 01111, '20 Snlutatorian 0f MidvTH'm Class 22 lllivm' Xvalull Hulmvs Snciety '20 Ben Jarrat uBenny Ulve Club 18, '19. :fimifwr' : ' Erma VViun VViudy A 1w: m'us I 21 - Glee Vlllh '15. .19 ' r0 1!! Mile Chorus '19. '20 Vivwh'vsidn-ut '21 Spanish Flulv t'huirnmn Students' Council '21 F. H F. Club . Me 33? m k r u v s' 1:5:231 vztz ' nv1 1. wwm w... W ,7 Imegwu mm Mm . A Lymlen Mayfield 11Mugs Beryl Crist Ladylike 7 d. Chmm '21 Loan Sharks Assnvintiun - K sm ff Spnmxh IHuh 1 'N x 'V ' 1'1 George Rice Muggsy Rhea Gautreuux Rhea , Spanish Ulnb '17 GIPP Club '21. '22 Sm-rpmry '19 Orchestra 122 Cirnlutinn Manager Seagull 122' I 1 . V . , . mnyww,... mum 4:.- WW WM71IW mw'umwx a W Mason Barron Mixml Churn 6100 Club Mmtlnlll '20, '2 Cutlets '15 '20 '19. '20 ,.. Ja mes Walker Football '20 Ll Boys' G100 Wub '19 '20 Lois Dunaway Lnis , Glee Club 18. '19, 20 Desmond V. Secrest 6109 Club .18. '19 Mixed Chou LN 1 Svmi-Chm'l .18, '19. .20, Band .. . Urohestm - Chivf of Police Assistant Editor Seagull '22 .31 :Zlaw: EEK: Kg LTA Dotibee Ericson Dottie Lawrence Coffield Coffield lhlskvtlmll 'w. 'm. '20 Inqmuug SMPW '21 Elk: -32EI9: - Pa Ill Seekol kaPl ESE A V mm 13 Joe Plettman Pletmalf' . . Annie Ruth Blair Rooster Bovx G loo Club In. 20, '21 M HI Chorus 19, '20 '21. 32 G100 Cluh '19. '7 I :ulers IS '19 Mixed 01mm Football 21, 22 F. 0. 1 Club 7 v4 .mw: mill :6 i !: l! ! I 1 IE twill ??? m M E nKoochy Ruth Melton uPete Students Council '22 History Library Stuff 21. 422 F. I'. N. Club '22 wy : r! I HI! 4 ll 1! Mnrvis Summers Bill President ' Hlt-v Huh q n-y Lihldl. 2:2 . NE L'luh ' Jewel Shultz nJudy Glue Club 151 History Library Staff '22 F. II NE Club 322 K 1 , 1 Patrick Woodg Pat Fuutlmll 120 Nina Dowdy Nimf Glee 01111. '21, '22 Mixed Chorus '21 Louise Pfeiffer Glee Club '19. 120. Mixed Chorus .0v K 0. F. '22 v Odelle Romero Glee Club 21, '22 Mixed Chorus 121, 121 '21 MLouu 0118116 Lloyd Watkeys Dick Valerie Pruitt Glee Club '18. '10, '20. '21 ?lee C1111! '19, '20, '21 Mixed Chorus '19. '21, '22 Mixed Chorus '20 ' N, ' ! Basketball '21. 22 Minnie Lee Odom nMinnie Bessie Allen Bessie 7 G109 Ulull '19. '20. '21 English Library Staff '22 Mixed Chorus ' '21 F. IV. V. t'll D -- F. U. N. Club -- 1 Egszziii Ikey Irving Goldherg '0 , Winner McFul'lnm Stlulvnts t'unm-x Judge Pnlirv Uum l f'ontvst '20 - - ; Business Manager Seagull 22 argaret Kramer Glue Huh 19. Mixwl Phul' . ' Pickles . 1: .92 Historian '21 F, 1. Ag. IQ Hull '22 Bwim-ss Mgr. Seagull '22 Pauline Barrett Hlitlle Egypt 142 IV N. Huh Sum. 3 Editor 2 lena Bus Rnseus Glt-o Ulnh '1'! W. 22 Mixvd Plum -1, F. H, F. Huh '22 Rudolph Erieson Glee Club '18, '19 Mlxed Chorus '18, ' 9 Cadets '18. 19 Aline House Glee Club '21, '22 Swede Jack Pearl McGee Give Club '21 Mixed Chorus Mona Dumesm'l Glee Club '20 Mixed Clmrm Arthur Lecoq x Football '21 Basketball '21, 1 . '11le 2- Ulvv Fluh WD, . Valma Jones ; tueo Fun,'nx .. . Mixod Hm ,' 12 N.t1uh W n Cocky 22 '20,'21, 22 Ikey .20 . '19 '22 Mabel Suttle Glee Club 1Q '19. Mixed Ulmn IL F. 0. F. Club 3 Irene Stewart Red Glee Club '20, Mixed Chorus . Huh Joe Bagel Glee Club 18, Mixed Chorus '19 Fuutbull '20 Students Yice-President Naomi O'Neal Glee Club '21 Mixed Chorus 21 Basketball W Debate '21. Asst Policv Fhivf Faun -il Bojogel Ethel Higginbotham Biggie Senior Play '22 Glee Club 20, 21 nBattleaxe Alma Maude Smith Polly Glee Club '19, ' Mixed Charm 221, '22 '21 F. 1', IV Clllh way meat I I Louis Stalter Lady Killer Alberta Inglish Bertie F. l'. N. Club Mixed Chorus '20. '21 Mixed Chorus '21, Edna Johnson Mickey Gm, Huh .91 Madeline Ronshausen uMadeline Mixed l'hnl'ns 21 le0 Club 'HL 20 1x n- ' Mary Virginia Latimer Ginger Glee Huh 20. '21 History Lihl'm'v Staff 71 English Lib '7 F Club ' 2 W'illa Mae Clark Midget 0100 Club '20, ' Mixed t'hm'l lmskotlmll L. G. Harvey Spoks Orolwsn'a Band '21. ' Lois Cooper Venn? G199 Club '20. Mixod UlmrlL Lois Majors Granny Clyde May Clyde Glee Club '21 Mixwl Ulmr x' '21 Englim Library Stu Fay Franklin Dmlge Jessie Owen Wlessie G100 Club '20. '21 G100 Uluh '20 ?Emm9-IOL-9. $3 mmmmm-e-mm Floris Akin Girls Glt'e Club 21. Myrtle Bowen Glee Club '19 '20, '. Mixml Chorus ,lfl. . Myrth Harry Gerhens Wind 0190 Club 00 Mixed Plum Semifhm-ns I. Debuting SOPiF - ' ' Ulur '22 Helena Gerhens Helena Mixml Chorus . Pump Fin- - '-'.. Sewing Club '22 IwIIIIIIInIIIuIIrIA-QIIIIIIIIImmmIIIIQ: .mnnununlmgwmmmm m- 1 am??? 301:1: -- : mm: QEMEACL-riopzmmx mmu-w 4 Bernice McDonald Bobby Lyndon Sherrill Hlm- Flnh '21. Glee Club 21 Mixed Hun , Miwd th-ns '21 I . U. I . L'luh -- Bawbzlll '20 Basketball '20 Mamie Elena Hmdrickson Maudie Frankie Stewart Glov Club '2l MiVnd Flml' T. N. Club ler- l'lnh 'IEL '20. '21. Mixed Fhm ' . Semirl'lmru' T. N. C1111! Tarzan Yankee W n H'l3' 'li Louise Baker Glee Club '21 Mixed Chorus '1'! '21, 22 F. U. F, Club '22 Bessie Butler Gil'ls' Gh-o Club '21. 22 Sis Gustavo Jiminez memll IL '22 Tim '09 Pn-snlvnt Sruiol' Uluss Bessie Rae Yeager llllf? M .WI-m: SE!!! ham Glee Flnh 'm. '20. '21 'LI Gus nkuyn Ailcen Kemey Keenef Webb Monk WeW, Mixvrl Chums '20. '21 Gil'N 6109 Club '21, Clarice Akin uClarice Hue Flnh V19. '20, ' English Library Staff 321. .22 Art Editor Seagull '22 F ankle Hyde l'ankee Oliver Latham 111ickey Loan Shmk Association 1111191 Wendel Holmes SnriPty Deolamatinu Sucietv 1 Boys Glee 1111b m Mix'od Chorus '21, Senior Play 1 Athletic Editor Seagull '22 Ida Belle Barnes Suit! Glee Club 119. '20 President F19 111111111 Class 118 Students' 1101111011 11 Elbert anson Tubby Exlitor-iu- hie-f of Seagull - Winner Mva-lmul Foutust 1111 1Vin11er Intern 'lmlastir Dm-lanmtion '00 Debuting Soviet 01121111112111 511111011 1191151111113 Team 1'1111111-11 12:: Blanche Pruitt uBlanche 1' lub ' :11111111'1'1 1.1115 1. 19:- 111111 21, ED Ida Hebert Ida. Wilma, Nott 'Wifzil Glee Club '21, M1 xed Chorus ',21 Mixed ChorusY '21, '22 English Library Staztt '21, '22 Flora McDonald Flossie Steve Vaught 'Tnnoeence 0199 011111 '19 ,20 '21 Debating Club '20 1 1 11 d Chums 20 '21 Glee Club '21 3' T. 2' .101111 22 Asst. Business Mgr. Seagull Leslie Willoughby Ben Turpin Adele Ellisor Adele Basketball '21 Glee Club '22 Tx'nsk '22 I wnuummu : m PERSONALS Desmond Secrest: Desmond has had an almost inexhaustible amount of school spirit, as a glance at his activities will show. Some say he is the most widely Red b in his class He has one perfectly good reason for wanting to go to Texas U. next year. rma W Here we have with us the original mind changer . Erma's mind is like the sandsj 0f the desei'tw-here one day and there the next. It Was only after a severe mental struggle that Erma decided to graduate with the Mid-term Class. J. Mason Barron A real dyed-in-the-wool thinker; the only specimen of his kind in the Mid-term ass with the sole exception of Quentin Wells. But we feel sorry for J Masonihe has grown 0111 at seventeen. Because of his Hage and uwisdom the Students' Council appointed him Judge of the Police Court. Gertrue Mae McFadden:Ge1't1ue is a loyal senior. What higher praise could one wish? She is also a talented musician, an excellent student and a pleasant conver- sationalist Jewel Shults: Jewels sedate conventional air is a thing that has baffled us all. He1'i11te1'est 111 this sphere of existence seems tn be located somewhere around the Home laundry. S119 is 11 great pa ty and picnic euthusiasist, and does her part 10' 1111111 milking e1el'y 0119 of the class affairs a sueoes s 11111111111111an 11111111111111 S 1111111111111;11111111115111 :9: 3:: 11111111111111 II1IIIIIIIIIM1l Q l'IIIIIIIEIIIIIIM'; b; I HI llmllmlwl' l! 35:12 gm 'I'IIUHHHHIN: HHIHHHHIHH , HiHINHWHIi';WIIIHIHIII'H 'IIIIIIIIIIIIIIHII UKHIIHIHIIWI :illllllllllllllilll 'WHHIWI'IIII' 1 Ii: . Lois Dunaway: Lois has two things to be proud of:fi1'st that she completed the High School course in three and a half years: second that she is the acme of neat- ness. She has had the best interest of the Class at heart and her school spirit is an example for other George Rice: The fact that George is the smallest member of his class has not had any effect on his grades, f01' he missed being Salutatorian by only half of a point. Shorty is not a book worm, yet he is Widely read . He would rather lose his right eye than to let a minute pass unused. Rhea. Gautreaux: Rhea is not always studious, but always talkative. She has made it her business tn put all her worries hi the bottom of her heart and then sit on the lid, and smile. That is her motto and We feel that she has certainly lived 11p to it, Lawrence Coffield: Lawrence stands high in Mr. Butler's estimation, which is quite a worthy accomplishment. His knack fo1'al'guing ga1e him a permanent seat in the detention camp. His motto is: 'Achieve the greatest possible success with the least possible effort? When wanted I am ue1'e1'11ear. 11mm MIME 1mm 7.: 541 Paul Seckel: Paul is very brilliant iii all of his studies We suppose this is because he began his schooling in one of the finest srhonls in the Snuth. located at Sabine. He shows every indication of 0111-1101111: even Marconi in radio activities. 1 1m James Walker: He always 1111s confidence in himself: he isn't afraid at anything, and. on top of iti all he is modest He has been the hero of two football games and is madly in love at that His wit has kept us all laughing. Heimie graduate for it means the passing of 11119 of the most 111111111111 characters in P A18. M y. 119 Frances Furchner: Quiet. unassuming Francesiwe all like her. She is a fi1'st-el11ss student who does everything Well. 1V8 Wish for 1101' a continuation of the success she has had in her High Sehool career. V;V Ea Quentin Wells: There are a lot of e111'1'e11t opinions about i'Senator Wells, but after all. opinions are only opinions. Quentin is one of the deep thinkers of the Mitl-tenu Class and worries his mind with 1111 the big problems of the times. He should hire :1 professional wol'rier to handle all of his thoughts. Clifton Byrd: Clifton is the only member in the Mitl-term Class who can boast Of a foreign education, as he began his sohooling in Louisiana. 111 uClif we have the combination of the athlete. the polished gentleman. and the gond fellow. mm 3; 'mm Lg r74 Julia R. Bammert: If a st1'-ange1 were to ask 11s to pointq nut 11 typical girl student of our school, we would point out J11li11 to him P A. H1 .1 will lose one of its mnst enthusiastic suppor'tels when Julia glatluates, I11 shortY Judy is a good sport, full fun, and intensely interested in athletics. 11m E Lymlell Mayfieltl: If we were not absolutely practical and material. we would point to Lyndell and say. uthere is perfection . A 11'1'11At1'ai11etl 11111111 and an agreeable dis- position have made her many friends in 0111' High Svhool. m Q L?A Beryl Grist: He understands the ladies. parts his hair in the middle. 1111c sparklinz brown eves, is an excellent tln11ee1nand a general good t'ello11. '1111111'11ke al11'a1's applyints himself 11s a 1 etepti011 committee of n11e.to entertain e1' e1'1' new gill entree 1A. H. S. 5;; 7.x Dotibee Ericson: Dotibee is certainly a lover of atl1letios.Sl1e is a star haskethall player, and an enthusiastic football fan She has climbed up the educational ladder with the rest of us from the bottom rung t0 the top. 'Vi' 5m Li 7 Ben Jarrett: Benny is one of the finest 1101's that ever attended Cour i has had an almost endless amount of energy tn expand 011 sehoola say much but what he savs is 11 01th while If industry 111111 study can achieve success he'll win MI: :3 551 L Gerald Barnes: Teboo' is 0119 of the H0111 Guard and is proud of it. He was 01111- tain of the football team for two years. Because at his seniority. he has been one of the outstanding leaders in the school's politic s far as we can see, Teboo's 0111.1 failure is his inability to speak before assemblies, ' HWI'IWNHFI: 51111111111111'munwuu' :5111111111111L1E ' firllzi'iti'iiiiiliilii'i 1 51 ZIIIHMIHIIHIIIHk 5 111111111111111 7.511111111111111 .1 -v .11 III I AM A A r k; E E3! mm 74 F1 E 1mg IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII :9; Mi: 1m Minnie Lee Odom: Minnie Lee is a friend to all. She is especially fond gt thyose having auburn hair, and even fender of them if they are Juniors. Whenever Pep Is needed we call on Minnie Lee, for she always has it to spare. Nina Dowdy: A blIIe-eyed blond, with an adorable disposition. As a rule every body knows and loves her. Nina went to Palacios last summer, but thought so much of us that she came back here to graduate. Lena 303: Here is a girl who is beautiful and still practical. 0f the few who are glad to graduate, we are sure Lena is the gladdest. Buthon't take this to mean she is not studious for her grades are always that kind of which We like to boast. Marvis Summers: We know Marvis as a very amicable and popular girl. She makes exceptionally fine gm ades without much effort. Because she is a loyal supporter of everything that tends tuWaI'd the betterment of our school We elected her to the presidency. Louise Pfeiffer: Louises conversation is on tap at all homsealm her contagious laugh She believes that Longfellow was quite right when he said that life was real and Earnest Ruth Melton: We see Ruth every day, and shes always the same. She has :I smile that just Ixont come off! She may seem quiet if you dont know 1191 very well but just get acquainted! Pauline Barrett: Pauline is well reserved and dignified. She is one who is ready to I10 her part enthusiastically. Ambition is her middle name. She possesses many admirable qualities and still more friends. The most peculiar thing about her is her variety of ear-rings. Valerie Pruitt: Valerie has the most wonderful eyes! She is one of these quiet kind of girls who has a smile and a good word for everyone. We dare say that she is one of the most appreciated Seniors. 0112119 Romero: Odelle has always proved herself to he a loyal Senior, and we hope she will continue her interest in our High School as an alumnae. A goal student and a lovable girl-what more could be said to her credit. Margaret Kmmr: In Mnr garet we have another one of our Prima Donuas sweeter girl than heI cannot be found. She has been a conscientious walker 0n the staff and in the classroom. Lois Cooper: Lois has a big heart and is indeed a f1iend.Her Iiisnpsitimi is 11 jolly IIIId 1hPPlfl11 oIIe-One which will enable her to meet the knmks of life. Lloyd Watkeys: Lloul says that he wants to be a doctor. He would make a success at this pIIIfession as a hone specialist for he has during his high svhuol career, shown great IIhilitv IIith bOIIe-heads 11nd trombones. Patrick Woods: UaP t is one of our social lions, and is a favorite with boys and giI'1s alike, and the College campus f10weIs seem to interest him nut 21 little. We feel no anxietv us to his fIItIIIe welfaIe-annthei' is attending to that IIIatteI. Irving Goldberg: iVith HIkey , the shi Ip is always about to sink. He is muI of the. scihonis most lIIilliuIIt nmtors, but like uTublIV he is easily convinced on this same. If IIe weIe asked to express our thoughts about HIkey in one word, we would say, 'Magnificient' I Bernice MoDonald: Now if IIe had the space and the time we could wIito a book about Bernioe. But We haveth so we can just say that she has spiung up hefore Ive had time to notice her much. Yesterday a Freshman to- day II Senior, that's her I'.eooId Bessie Allen: OIigiIIaIitI' and IIhnlesnmeness are heI strong points. She is rather quiet IIIIIl doesn't tulkI eI'y much until you know her well but then she is a changed giI'1.1f allV 0f us get the finer things out of life, Bessie will get her share. Louise Baker: nDid you ever st up to think' ! 1:Yes,once. uWhat did you think about? uWellier-er Omshfullyi Louise Baker' ilHIiiiliiillHllli l:liillllllllllilli1IIiiiiHllNilHlli:lelnlllllllllllllli Q Hi: IIMIIHIMIIW ililmilillmw: :zlililliimmlii iIMIIHINWIM I FA 7; E H '34 IIIIIIIIIIII S I ?4 'i' II E h A is r riAI-III 9 WEEK E1191 -' 7:1 1L A 91m 7 L 'ijmm N. m e22 2 Annie Ruth Blair: Ha! Ha! That is the way to begin this writewnp for here is dame laughter herself, It makes no difference to Annie Ruth how old a joke may be, or how many times she has heard it, it is always new and funny. to her. This pleasant disposition has made and kept friends for her. 94 Edna Johnson: Because of her persistency, Edna is one of the few who have been able to stand the gaff' of Cicem and Virgil. Edna is a girl who is always inclined to look at the bright side of everything. 7th lgl Lutz Kutcher: The fact that the seventh period English class has such peculiar ar- gumean, is attributed to Lutz who certainly has his share of unusual ideas. He is easy going and has done his part in athletics. Aline House: Talking is Aline's favorite pastime. Oh, we don't know what she talks about, and if We did we wouldnlt tell. But With all her talking, Aline advertises neither her good work nor her attainments. Im Elm 7' 45 Flora McDonald: Carefree, likable, unconcerned, and smart. But dan't think you can put anything ttbyl' Flome-hemg smart doesn't keep her from having a finger in the pie when there's devilment at the bottom. Mabel Suttle: As a student-Well, better ask her: as' one of- the bunch, always there. ahel is one of the few blondes in our class, but that distinction is not the reason that the techers become alarmed over hen hard tin work. Ray eager: Ray is extremely quiet and unassuming but there is something about her that makes you stop and think. We hate to see her leave 3141 P. A. H. S. because there will be one drawing card less, left. Leslie Willoughby: He. has been with us only one brief year, but in that time he has wish a reputation, especnally among the Freshman girls. Can't blame you much, tho, 0 man. Jessie Owens: uA merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance , truly may be said of Jessie. She has always been a friend of everyone and everyone is a friend of hers. This, within itself, is more than everyone can boast of. W MIQE. A Floris Akin: Quiet as a mouse and as steady as an ocean breeze is Floris, but you never can telleshe may turn out to he as much of a noise as her sister, if that is possible, Webb Monk: We expect Webb to he manager or owner of the nuted Howard Smith Taxis , hy the time that we arrive at some definite station in life. You see, Webb, we are allowing you plenty of time. 7V Ah a mmuEI Lois Majors: We can't think of all the right things to say about Lois, so great is our praise for one Who has shown the metal as she has. She has wul'ked hard and played afterwards, as her report cards Will show. She must he Scotch, tno. Joe Plettman: Joe doesn't make much racket but he gets there when many others fail. He is always on the job and ready to stand by the Class anal Schuol ut 1111 times. Fay Franklin: Fay has a great many friends and well deserves their frienulslilp be- cause of her quaint charm and friendly manner. We certainly shall miss Fay when she is far, far away. Harry Gerbens: Harry is our twentieth century D'Ai'tagnan. He is always offering the ladies a helping hand with his Maxwell. Keep up the good work, Harry, you're doing fine. Mona. Dumasnil: Mona ls annther 0f the fair lassies, who enuld not resist the tempta- tion, and had her hair bobbed. We can't blame you, Mona, old top, because we, have the same thing done every other week, ourselves Maude E. Hendrickson: Maude is a good singer. We don't see why she did nut slng for us in assembly. M12 Culpeppei- first discovered the quality of her voice 11nd starred her in ttTrial by Jury . ImumnglumlmmmmIaIIHIIIIIIIIIImugmlmummnm31E I 1gIxmumummnfg:mamm gIInmmmm IImnmmI 1'2'4 1.. Myrtle Bowen: Myrtle is a very pleasant girl. Her humor and philosophy are E the best 1111111. Those love 1191' most who know her best. re. 1.111113 ! 11: Valma Jones: Th9re is a Maxw911 in the Jones family, which Valma used to take us airing in. We 9211.1 t111thf1111y say that she. is 11110 modeln DAl'tagu 1111111 1:19 Bessie Butler: 111 B we fiml 11 girl who is 511111111911 by 1111. But there is :1 19211011, 11119 111 jolly, 1:01111-1011k111g, 211111 112111' 2111 1119 other 1'11211'211-11'1'i1tius that compose 11 111111111ng VLh a 7;; a Willie V. Carroll: Bill i 1111011191' of the 111111111211 1119111119131 015 0111' 912115 who has 9191' 119911 11111' 1111111 1 1 119 has always kept 1191' 91'911 011 the 111911 in the 5911101' 911111 111111 l1111k11 1119 other 11111 when 21 j1111io1' 11'011111 1121.11. IE Alberta Inglish: Alhvrta i1 .1 f1i111 1741'1'1'10119 111101111 that. hut 1179 2119 just, 1'9111in1'12 i111: 1'1111 11f 1119 f111-1 .111 111211 1'011 11'i11 111-11'211'9 111' 1191'11511t 11'110 91111 resist g111111'11 111111' 111111 111119 91 1. ME 11111111111 gl- 'V H 1 1 , 1.1. 5m Clyde May: 1'11'119 111 0119 111' 0111' 1.111111 121111111111 111111911111, 11111i11g 1011111191911 1111 four KMI 1'9111'11 911111119 111 three .1'9211'1'. His 1191119111101'111111 his 1-1111191911tious attitude will pave the way 10 1111909111 in his future. 31: Elbert Lamsou: 111 11111911 119 11211'9 the 19:11191' of 0111' 11111111 111111 he is easilv 901111119911 1111 11111- 111-119 To 121119 E11191 t1 11111'11-9 11191'9 1111111111 119 110 Seagull next 1'9211'.B11the 1111.1111'1'11911 11i.1 11'111'111 511111 211 the 1121111'11'911'11' .1111' s, 119 11' the boss 211111 the most popular 1101 111 111-1101111 Arthur Leeon: A1't11111'11 11119 ambition, this past 1'1'111211'-11 111 see 11011'11121111' 1111191 119 91111111 1111119 111 11119111111111, just before 111119 for 1119 111.1111i 211 he 11 to ring Mr 111111111 111 111211 he 111999911911 91'1'1'1' time hut 1111129. Ar'thlu if you k99p up this fine 1'91'111'11. 1'1 will he 11111111 111 everything you undertake 11 :1 A Gustavo Jiminez: 11 has quite a knack 11f g911111g 11y , 1V9 11'i.1'h 11'e 112111 just a wee hit of it 11111 11211911 1111 many 111111121111 211111 played .111 hard on the football team that 11'9 112111 to get 11 new 111911119119 this .1911191191'. Gus 11'111 he 11111111911 by everyone, 9.11191111111' 111' 11111 g1i'.1ls V; 1: Clarice Akin: Just 3 11111112111 11111111921111. 211111 11119 of tho 1110.11 1191191111211119 members of the staff, S119 21 very 11119111911 artist. 3111'; '.1 111 11911191111. 211111 is .111 generous with 1191' talent that .119 1191'91' refuses 21 1'9q119st f01 11 demonstration of it. ESE gV L74 ?- Adele Ellisor: 111191931 0119 101'9 i. for Latin. She always 191111.11 1191' 91211511121199 21 help- ing h111111 if it i.1 in 1191' power to 21. .11 1119111. 211111 it is g9ne1'2111y in 1191' power to 1111 so. 1E Louis Stalter: Louis 111111 1111111111 just 9111111 211110912119, with 93911 011191', 111111 9111119,- q119ntly. h9 has 11111119 11 great 11111111199 of friends. although he 112111 119911 with us 011111 this year. But th9 biggest hit of 2111 was with the fairer sex. It you 1101111 11911919 it ask them, H E Blanche Pruitt: Lightrhezn'twl. good to 1111111 211, 111111 2111 9x99119111 1211111'91 atimmlist. 11111t's 1111111121191 S119 12211119 from B1-2111111011t to go 10 111-11001 with 11.1, 111111 we 9 1.191'91' 11211'9 111111 the 9121411111111 to regret that she came. 0liver Latham: 0111'9'1' 1-91'12111111' islft 1111111 to k11011 '1 His wit and personality are k9911 111111 11111111: 111111 he's a 19211 man's man 91'911 if 119 does have 9009111919 notions 21110111 11119 111111 121bm'. Aileen Keeney: 11991191 11111 1'1111 11211'YY1111 211'9 11'911 11211n911 Aileen. 111111 We wish you 2111 1119 good thing1 in life that 1119 11119 21 'Keenev' gir Steve Vallght: St91'9 1.1 11 1111111119 111'219 S1111 111111 111.1 indomitahl9 Scotch will 511111 1119111 11'91'9 the 1101111 111111 1119 11011111 of 1119 Economics 9191.11. We 1199 only 0119 fault 11'i1h 5119111 211111 111111 is. his f99t 211'911it mates. Ethel Hizginhotham: Ethel has 21 very 91111111;ng personality. along With 1191' good 11111119 211111 11011.1t21111'9 T211111111Ige ways to 112191: is up. 11 tell '9111 Bradstreet I'm D1111111 Lynden Sherri : 1111111911 11111111 1111119 anything famous yet, hut 119 undexstand he is diligently .1't11111'1g 11 1111011 1111 211110 mechanics H1111'91'91', 11'9 th 11k he should 119 a l'hemis't, 2111 119': 11111111 11 p9t of Mr. 1111101111. 111111 g91ti11g 110111. KJ HIIIHINWIHH 1 1111111111111111111111111111ikuulmmumm IQ: 11111111111110! Ida Belle Barnes: Ju ust 11 gallon of pep compressed in a quart containerithat's Ida. One of our wittiest 11nd jolliest members4and say! speaking of beautiful bobbed. hair, look at her'rs Mary Leo: Mary is one who takes life rather calmly. She is not only constant and devoted to 11911 work, but also to 1191' friends 111111 the High School. Her ability to 1101: was first r91192119d in Green Stockings and we dare say that with time she may be- come a second Ethel Barrymore Frankie Stewart: Frankie is full of enough mischief to make up fDI' evelything 53159 that is lacking She has made 1191'leisu1'el11 way th1'0 011 gh P. H S. 1tho11t even being muffle, and during the entire four years, W115 always in 011 everylthing rs 1Q Willa M1119 Clark: Athletics?iw911 we should say so She has about a semi41nnua1 attaclk of good intentions, but success 151111.11 downs all ambitions for a goou tim Pe erla McGee: Pearl has 119911 with 11s only this y9a1ab11th91 sunny, friendly disposi- qu tign has made 1191' a great favorite with tho 11111019 studvut body, with Seniors ht especially. Frankie Hyde: Frankie 1109s not 110 1191' studying 11y fits 111111 starts, but steadily and conscientiously This chal'at-teristic is sure to win sucu'ss for 1191', no matter what she may 11111191'9tak1 Irene Stewart: Her hair reflects the warm 1'911 glow 0f 1191'119111't111'9ne is 0119 of a notorious 9101111 and shes always in the midst of the 1i1' 91iest 111111 1101s9st of it 1111. 1E :9 Naomi WNeal: Naomi's 1101111y is tnlkingishe is especially fine as 11 1191111191: 111- 119119111191199 incarnatt'ithats 1191'. 1191' 1191111 is so small that 1119110 continually won- dering Where she puts all 1191' knowledga mm EE Joe Bagel: Joe's greatest 11m111t1011 is to 119 11111139111119 111111 the sur'oess which 119. has attained is shuwn by his multitude of f1'i91111s. H9 is a hard V101 1191 conscientious and d9pemlahlo. 111111 v1-9 111sh f01'his mntinuod succt'ss. g .131 Ida Hebert: 11111 is a 1'91'1' quiet girl, but 1191' si19111'9 is 11 virtue; possessas most modest manners. and s111'9ly gentlest 0f thuughts. 1f 1111 students were as conscientious as she, teaching would he very 911sy. E ,1 1?; Aviary Thorn: Av91'y is 11 1121111 11'01'k91', steady and 1191191111111119. He has. 9111111911 11 reputation of reliability of judgmont, frivality 511111 the ways of the world have not swerved him a particle. 11mm 351 E A r . r 1 411;. '11 ' Madeline Ronshausen: 111111191111:- is a connoisseur of jokes. She is forever 511111 ever id ! springing a now 0119. but what else 91111 1119 exps-ot from such a gnod-nntured jolly 1 girl as she? 111 $1 9 Alma Maude Smith: Alma 1111111119 is 0119 of 0111' snug birds. 111111 she doesn't fail to 51 let us 119111' 1191'. 91th1'1'. She has qnito :1 knack for arguing. 111111 usually gots 1119 119st 0f the 110111, 111111 that smi19! L. G. Harvey: L. on quite 2111 intere' that he's rapidly has 1'911 hairinne of 1119 f911' 1101's 111 th9 91 '. 9sp1'1'11111y with the gil'lsiand 19t1 11g tn stardom in 1119 113111111, s H9, 951111 carry not forget to say Marv Virginia. Latimer: Some call 1191' humnifnl. some 01111 1191' swPot. some 91111 1191' 119-s111-Vs 1111 1119119 111111 more. How 1119 do 1111111119 111111 perhaps 911911 envy 1191' brown eyes 111111 laughing 11ai1'1 Wilma N011 A quiet 911111 studious girl is 1111111'1S0 studious is she in fact. that 01111' 01119 111 1191' lif9 1111:! S119 11tt91'11 failed to .111s11 91 1-11qsl19sti011 111 a q11iz.1Vilmn's motto has 119911:T11k9 part in 1111 1119 tlassroum acti1itios. 111111 littlo 19ss part in school activities 1111mm 311mgmr Effie Lee: R A. H. S. for 111111111 111'n1's past has always 111111 0119 of 1119 1199s. Effie is th9 111st. 111111 11'9 111-9 sorry to No 1191' 191119. for 0111 times sakP. Her 119d hair and sunny smile has been :1 source of happiness for many of us A F La E Rudolnh Erickson: How is 121111911 1119 US11'9111-' .:1 l1011 111110 n91'91- worries 51110111 nnvthing hut E1121is11..11111 11'01'1'i9s about that 1191'y 111119.119 is 11 g911ins at thtI gent19 art of 111611;: genial. 7V 1?; , Emllllllllllllil, E; 'HIIIIMHIIHHII ? IWIIIIIIIIIIH V llllilllllllllillilzg slllllllllllllllllllh lllllllillllllwi ?IEUIIHIIHIIIHII 1ll11lllllllllllllllm' A 1:92 mullmnm ESE gs DEA 'E mm Q g a 7:12.! Iilmlllllllllitlli illlilllliillitlllii a ilitlllitliiilllilli illllllllllHlliI iliHlIWiIHIIIIH I 1:2:1 IHIQHIIIIIINII illllitlHlllliliiI CLASS PROPHECY The glorious 1111' 111111 arrived! The day 1111 which that iueompznahle 11111.11 of '22 11111 to meet after ten .1'11111-1' in the new High School at Port Amhnr which was noted 1111 over the world for its e11mplete11e1'1' 211111 the famous 111-1.11.1 ot' the English Department, 1111.1 Mary 111. 1111111111111111. whose 111111111 n11h1gli1'h l1ite1'11t111'e are studied :111 over the, world, We were met at the 1111111' 111' 1111'. E. S. Cater With whom i11 1'e.11'1 gone by 1'e 111111 111111 11111111' pleasant 1?1 private 1-11111111t11ti0111'. President M111 Summers 111111' the leading 1'1111g1'e11' 11111112111 of Texas 1111.1 to preside. When we entered the 11111g11ifi1-e11t 11e11' 11111 torium we found A1111e House, 11111111 Len 111111 1.01.1 Mujnrs. the well known Sut'n'age 1e1111e1'1' of the State, arguing with Joe I'lettmnu 111111 1 1'e11 Baker. the 1111te11 women I111te1'1'. 011 the other side 01 the 11111111 Mr 111111 .111'1'. Vernon Dean; .1. 111111111 111111011. 11 noted 11113111111113 111.1 wilt'e nee Ruth Melton, Miss Madeline Runhausen. Cluu'lie Chaplin 1e 111:1111', 'e'1'1 Mehee. 111'ofe1so1' of English in Baylor I'uivei'sity. were 11111111 11:11 new 111'11'11'1111 011 looking closer who 1111111111 it he hut 11111t111'11 JimiHez the 13111111111 111111'ie 1't11 1111.1 11' 111111011 111' the 1-1'it1e1' as 11 .1eeo111l 1111111111111 Valentino. His latest pieture, The Truth About Woman. 11' 1-1'eutiug 11 1e11111tioi1 111 New 1'01'11 111111 other ialge cities. We went over 111111 talked with tl1e111.The1-e we saw Pauline Barrett whose creations are 1'111111'11 all 111'e1' the warm Along with her were Minnie Lee 0110111 111111 Alma Mamie Smith. the 111111111111'1'11ug w1'ite1'1 111' the 1111. 11 e :111 111111 to talk over the sensational appeamm-e 11f 11is.1 Margaret Kramer 111 the role of 1' 111- 1.111111 at the Met1'opolita11 111111111 0pe1'11.Ah1111t thi tim me we turned to greet two distinguished looking voung 1111-11 111 khaki 111111 learned that they W'e1e te111-l1i11g miatinn at the Newi High $111001 It to 0k 111 1e1 e1111 1111111191111 to leeoguize Arthur Leena, 11e11i1 111 11 m 1111111'e11 ey1-111',01v 111111 his friend, 11.111911 Sherrill. With these 11111111101111: gentlemen were 1111'1 Willa Mae 1'1-.11 1ote11 hnskethnll 1'11'11'11. .11111 11111111 Johnson w11111e satire 1111 1111'1111 and political life are 111111' exceeded 111' t1101e of Swift. Niuu Dowdv, head of the Y. W. 1 A.. is doing 11 wonderful work. 11111 Hebert, Chief 11111111111111 of International Campfire 11111 111111 Rue Yeager. matron of the Mau'y 111te.1 H11111it111,111111 just enme down from a thrilling ride 111 the new aeroplane that the .1'1'11001 111111 p111'1'11ase11. We were beginning to talk over 11111 times Senior Dre.11 I'p Dnv 111111 the Senior l'ieuie, when v19 noticed .1 long white 1'111'11t gliding 11p to the new landing of the 101100111'11 1'111'111'11 111:11111' nut .11111 met Blamhe Pruitt .11111 1.. 11'. H111'1'e1' wnh were now married 111111 living in New York. where L. G. is 111111111' of the lamest department .1'tore there. They 111111 with them Ida Belle Barnes. their 11111'91'. who 111111 just returned from one of her huying expeditimw tn P111'i.1. 11'ith them 111.10 were Lloyd Watkeys and Lewis Stalter who are great surgeons. having studied in Vienna, We decided to look over the wnnderfuliy equipped 01111111111 until the ether alumni arrived. 11.1 we started eut of the front door we saw 11 distinguished Innk- 1112' 11111112 1115111 helping 11 gnnd looking 11117111111 out 111' ft new Stutz Beareut. 0n 1:10.1'e1 :111111111tinn we recognized Mr. Elhert 1111111011. the T111111 11f 111-zone 1111.121. 111111 Miss I'lthel Higginhnthnm. T111111y' is Editor 111111 owner 11f the an York Time1. Ethel 1.1 the Sneiety Editor and inte1-vie11'11111 the elite of New York. .ne Ogei. W110 sneeeeiled 11111111 Dot1n11. 1111.1 1'11111'he11 our 11'g11 .11'1111111 t1'11m tn victory for the pa1t five 1 11111.1.Jne1.11' laughing 111111 talking with 011101 Latham, who 1.1 111111' Amerieas leading humorist Irving Gnldherg. now 11111-1 of the leading lawyers of t'hieugn 111111 Xew York. was talking to Irene 111111 Frankie Stewart. 111111 Effie Lee, who are on the 1'111111- tauqua 1'uit 111111 known 1111 over the worm 11.1 the 11111111111 .1t1':111'11e1'1'y 1111111111l trin. Ahont th. time we saw 111'. Steve Vaught. owner of the f111n11111 11111111 111 Vallghi 11111111111191 thut 1t1'et1'11 from the Great Lakes t0 the Gulf of Mexico. Wehh 11111111. owner of the I'111't Arthur. Beunmnnt 11 Suhine Truetiun 1111111131.. with two 1:1111' 1-ou1lnrto1'1' 11re.1'11'11 in trim nuifouns 01111111 11111111: 111 thew two gi1'1 we reenguizeli mu' 11111 1111.111111It 1. 'e111111 Jones 111111 Maudie He11111'11'k11111 111.11 111'111111ie Hyde with 1191' 11111111111111 smile 111111111 with 11111 B1111ie Allen 111111 Ml .. Allheria English. her chief 1 now Librarian of the lnl'ge1t Lie 111 the Inited St11te1 111111 i1 famous for her 11111111 hooks 011 Lih1'su'i:u11hip. Butler Willie 1'. L'm'l'ull 111111 Fay Franklin told 111 about thr- 11'111111e hhe 111-ient. They are members of the staff of the National Geograp 1111 .Xr'smintim: .11111 are preparing 11 t1'e11t11'11 1111 The Orient and Its People. Avery Thom. who owns the largest garage 111 thine '1111. 11:11 tuikiug 111 Pat 11'1111111' who is now '1111t111n of 1111 e11111'm11111 t1'11111athn1ti1' 11.111.111.21-1' hunt. 111111 Flora 111'1101111111.t11e leading woman 1101'e1i't of the age 11'e returned to the 11111lit111'i11111 where we found Leslie Willoughhv :11111 Lutz Ixuteher,m1'11e1's ot' the fa- mom 1. . K , Adele I1111i1'111'. 11'1111 is 11 great 11.11111'.11i.1't,'.11111 Valerie P1111tt.:1 c ,1 31 Emulmull E 1111111111111 L11 E n e. m 34 r 7.1.! 01E 7 L 11an V V 111111111111 52 g ?1 L. m 'V mmmms; rd Q FIEmnuumunm:nuunnnuuuj:.AI11111111111113; w 1m. m WEW M 19 noted clairvoyant, were talking to Naomi O'Neal, well known orator. aml Floris Akin, a second Amy Lowell. About this time Clarice Akin. famous mugaziuo 901'91' artist, entered With Clyde May and Harry Gerhens, Who haw 11111119 11 Cnnoy Island of the old Pleasure Pier. We were called to order by 0111' Presidvnt and gave a rousing yell for P. A H. S While doing this in walked Lena 130.: 111111 Mnlnle Suttle, owners of the most exclusive shop in 0111' city, along with 1191-11119 M1Dmmld noted for 1191' treatise entilted ttHo 01v oVamp a Man in Two Mind 1 $119 was talking very attentively ta Aline Keeney who is at the head of th9, Iundeigzu'tcu at the Franklin Schnol. I11 11 short time 11 few other tardy alumni 911999911, in whom we recognized Lois Cooper, noted for her hand paint9d china: Mona I-umesnil who is known abroad as the woman with the million dollar wardrol19.H91911a Gei'h9ns. 0111' Madqu Currie II, Was unable to att9nd this happy reunion as she was busily engaged 9xperim9nting on extracting sunbeams fmm 9119umh91's. Odell Rom91'01 who took'ithe place of P1'of9sso1' Upton. was very wrought up 01'91' tho 11011-appe. '1:1u'9 of her intimate f1'i9ud. Ml'. Rudolph Erickson, She stood it as long as 1Qh9 1011111 and then left to look for him. Wilma Nott. Who is dmuonstrating th9 9ft'ici9w'y at the Hughes' Elotcric Toothbrush 911t91'9d.Sh11 was acmmpaniml h1' Myi'tl9 110111111 who on account of 1191' 111xui1'0111Q tr9.Q Q p0s91Q for atl1'91'ti599mnts 0f 519G11i1'1-Q Mul- sified Cooonnut Oil, and Jesse 0W9111Q. efficioney expert, who ti'mls 01'91't119 mm try and teaoh99 the people how to 1i1'9 romfortahly on 7.19 n duy1 A.Q we 11'91'9, taking 0111' seats 1V9 heard a t91'1'i1119 commotion, 0n turning: around to i111'9stig11t9. we saw a group of people entering who 11'91'9 laughing and talking and whom we 1'990gniz9d as the mitl1'9n1' g1'111l1121t91Q of 221 E1'91'y0119 in the class had l1990m9 1'91'y Q11999Q1Qf111 and 1401119 1'91'V famous. Frnn99Q F111'9hn91' tohl 11s that 8119 had an 1911 Qi1'9 millim'ry shop 011 Fifth Avenuo in N911! York. A 1'91'17 dignified, nicely 111'9Q1Q9d g9ntl9m11n.11'9 I'ecognizt'tl as Lm1'1'91199 Cnffivld. mmmfav- tu1'9'1 of tho popular C0fi9l1l automobiles Lois Dnnawdv, who is a 110t9d physician in Philadelphia.t01d us that Rhea Gaut19aux 11ml B91'1'1 01th were touring Europe with Anna P31101111. hoth l19ing 9x99ll9nt musicians. She. also told us that .Qh9 had heard a recital gi1'9n by G91't1'119 M119 M1thlen a few nights l19f01'9 in Boston. Bliss McFadden is now the f01'9n101Qt wnman piano 111:11'91' in A11191'i911. It. took us Q91'91'111 mi1111t9sx to r990 gnize a 1'91'y munniQh looking 11'oman.11hn 11'-1Q Lyndeli Mnyfield. Lyndell has l191om9 n0t9d as tho fll LQ woman mayor in T9x'11V9 old friend Gelald Barnes who has 11 1111'g9 wholesale f991l store in Chicago. 1990111112911 8. Red Cross Nurse as Julia Bammm't now located in 1Va1th11gt011. D. C. She was accompanied by J111n91Q Walk91', who is owner of the 91min of thug stores l19aring hiQ mime. H9 has l1990m9 0119 of tho 1'i9119.Qt m911 in Am91'i9u. 11ml says that he is going to 1'9ti1'9 from anians next month. 1V9 11'919 V91'y glad to see our old friend. Erma Winn. Erma n991l1Q no introduction for 91'91'1'0119 knows 1191' hy hm reputation as the only .Qt9110g1'nph91' who has l19911 11h19 t0 1v1'it9 0119 hundrml and fifty words a min11t9 on a twyp9w1'it91'. W9 r990gniz9d a very distinguishml look- in: man as Quentin VVellQ, 1'9m9ml191'9d by his .Q9h1mlmat91Q because 01 his nrgummns. Quentin is 11 not9d writer 011 Economies. 0119 of hiQ books is 11.Q9d 111Q 11 tnxt 110w iul thle Port Arthur High School We 11 919 1'91'y 91111111le to ,Q'99 Clifton B11111 Clif. 91'y 9mi11911t manufacturer 01' gigantio 1199k- ti91Q Clifton 11'ill h9 1'9m9111- 1191'911S hy hiQ school mate Q as a 1'91'1' popular lsulys 11.12111 W9 spok9 t0 Dntihoe Ericsmi. Who was a l1an9thall star in High Scl10011 She told us that she was 1191111 0f the Physical Education for Wom911 at th9 Chicago UniverQitV. VV9ha1l 11 10111: talk with 0111' 0111 jnlly f1'i9ml Dvannd S911'9Qt. who told uQ that 119 was pulling t99th ta rl911tistl in D9n1'91', Colorado. At the same time we r9902niz9d a man of small Qtat11r9 as G901'g9 Ri99.G901'g9 guim'd recognition by his hook 911tit1911 H0w m Plav Poker all Night with a Ni9k19. H9 iQ n011'11'1'iting n 1'91'i1Q Q9Il edition Wiikh tells how to do it with only a penny P21111 S99kl9 gave uQ 11 1'9 i11te1'9Qting talk on th9 merits of his 1'111110- -'.911m9m B9n11v Jm .mtt 0111' g911i1m who iQ a famous compo1Q91', invitod us all to attend the first p91 f01m11n99 of his new opera which 11'9 all acc9pt9d very 1'9atlilv. Last but not least enterod Louise Bakor, better known as HSis. now zlosigninz 1Qw9aterQ for B1'51dl9y Sw9nt91' Company, and Am1i9 Ruth Blair, who i111'it911 all of us to rlinn9r at 1191' 9111399.st111 tea room The Black ftor dinnm' W9 disbanded with promises to 11199t again in 11110tl191' 119911119. at dear old Port Arthur. 111111111111ng '1I1IIIIImmm:::m MIE 1 i 1'MImnnmnsIummmwanmnmul' E ya a E Jill M 1111111111 E W' ' a $111 V L HIIIII :3 a ,. .11-11l '1 A 1.1111113 z; n?A 'V :15; 11 7 kj 111111111111:2111111111111111 IIEI I111I1111IIHIH11 l::I1 1:1.WHIIIWN' ii: S NIOR WILL W9. 1119 9111.131 111' 11122. 111' 1119 1'111'1 AI'111111' High $911001, 111 Jefferson County, ,1'11119 111' Tex ', 111 1119 1'11111111 ates 111' America. 11'111 11 is 1111111 119c1119111y 1111 1119 1111111, 119111g 11110111 111 1111.1's 11111 111' 1111.1' 11111919 111' 91111911111111. 111 full possvssion 111? 11 9111111111911 m11111. 11'1111 1111111911 1119111111'1' 111111 1111 1111111111 1111191'11111111111 understanding, 110 11111119 211111 911111111111 11111; 11111' 111.11 11111 111111 1951111119111 1191'911y 1910111111; 111111 making all for'mel wills 111' p1'11111' ' 111' 11.1' 111 any 111119 11919 '1'111 1.1111119. 01' 111111'1111ps 9111'919ssly spoken 11119 111 1119 1111191: 11.1' 1111- 1111111g11119ss 11 1 111' 1111 111111 1111111'. 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Lynden Sherrill leaves his giggles 21nd giddy attitude to Eugene Montgomery. George Rice leave his kno owledge of everything to Edgar pTrow Steve Vaught 1911v9s his 1119g11p110119- -1ik9 1'0119 to Edward D11 HHi1.k9y Latham h91'9hy wills his Newcomer -A111119ws t0 t11:y1111g1ish Library. Joe Plettluan wills his solid g1'0u19t1'y'iS9n1-Bs to Roland C:11 .1011 Fay Franklin wills h91' sunny countenance t0 Irma 11111'9119. Minnie L99 Odom 1911V9s 1191' Winsome ways to Mal'vis Baker. Rae Yeager wills h91' flowing curls m Bertha F'u1ch1191'. Arthur Lecoq leaves his chair behind the filst section of books in the English library to Clayton McGui1'e.Y011 91111 read something 9159 besides English, 110w, Mac. Harry Ge1'119ns wills the miles he gets 0111 of his Muxweil t0 H111'11'y EddingA ston and his Overland, Wilma Nott wills 1191' hatred of Latin to Hilmu Newman. Ida B9119 Ba1n9s b9q119aths 1191' Buick to Limit Jane Smith, with the wish chat. she have as many good times in it in the 11111119 as she has had in the past 11'09119 Stewart wills 1191' magnetic personality to 61911 Gute. 11111911911811, Frankie Hyde 119q11911ths h91' big mouth 111111 noisy mannex. Leslie Willoughhy Wills his 9ft'iminat9 appearance, 111111 n 0w stop 01' 111 slap you 011 the w11st attitude to Charles Palmer. 119191111 Gerbens wills 1191' good looking appearanco to Esther Dupuy. M91191 Suttle wills 1191' 11ot-h91111911119ss t0 Gladys B9ss011. Lena B01: leaves 1191' '901119- 11ith91 p111'p19 stockings to Nellie Ha1'is1' Gerald Barnes wills his school spirit to .101111 11011111115011.11111119 it 1101; for 011' Beaumont next y9a1', Kink Goldberg wills his 11911ati11g abilitv t0 i'Larly- Killer Laughlin. Sw9119 E111'kson wills 9 '9 101' English t0 B31199 anes B9ssi9 Butler wills 1191' ab tv to diagnose 119:11't111'111's to Aglws Younghloml. Mason Barron leaves his 1f- satisfied air to W211t91'N011 Heimie VVaIkeI' wills his p0w'91 0f 901199nt1'ativ11 to Frazier Denbo 911; Lawson, Tubby, wills H19 S911g'1111 0ff11'9 with 1111 0f its trials 111111 tribulations t0 the 9dit01'11'110 5119'19911s him 11i 1119 Barrett wills 1191'111111'11 911911111119 10 Lillian Bnhin. 111:1 H91191't 1'1 111s 1191' s11p91'f111011s 119511 to 1591111111 Laughliu. Loi' M'dj01s wills 1191'1 s 11nd Us 111 English to Thomas Lackl'y a1 Summers 1911195 1191' 91 -91 -1'9a11v power puff to Marjorie 11119.9. Effie L99 1911ves 1191' f9111' of 91111111: PIHSSOS t0 139111199 B121 air. 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Palmer, 1101' 101'9 f01' 1n11th9mti1's, Aileen K99n9y wills 1191' 1'011g9 box to 1'11'91'9tt Palmer. 1in9 7 V lilllllllllllllllll L l r. r 1lI1lIIIIlIllIIH a Immnnunlmrgmmuum E': r ., g mhllm.4m limwum V ' VA 6 '4 mm '6: EIIW'Wraml n A El mmaE :53 mutant 1 ft: :94 L: mmmmmt 3: Mummy H 7;, V A .HO. ah i g E E E 7V 4 1! till!!! i. 7:! 5:1 WV 5.; m 7;: m h 33m 7 r -y x , t L rm w: m :t nmmuumnnl 1:5: hnnuunm I Q OFFICERS Pre imam 'mn-ff Blodsne Vice-President WPem-I Hnm'hett .Mnl'jnrie Miles Marjorie Miles Hi tm'inu I ni: Ellendor Secretn ry-Trehsnrer t Sergeant-a teAl'lns... JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY . . Since time began there has ever been a striving to go higher. Caesar was am- bltlous, Attila, the Hun, Was ambitivns, Ram s 11, Hannibal, Napolean and Alexander the Great were all striving to go higher. The people of today consider it a duty and a pleasure to try and go higheri Breathes there a man with a soul so deml who is not ambitious? Longfellow, our great American poet, has immortalized that striving to g0 higher in his Excelsiorll. The Juniars are like any organized gronpe of people, we are trying to gain greater honors and to go higher than what we are now. ,t Id the high seventh grade at Franklin school we were the flower of the school, the whole cheese? We hassed and we snubbed and still were considered just as great as even You can imagine our rosternation When on coming to High School with high spirits and expecting to he received with open arms by the High School students and the faculty, We were actually snubbed, we the graduates of Franklin school were snubbed! It didnlt take us long to learn that high school life was very different from that of Franklin school. Through all that weary Freshman year we went faithfully to school, took the harsh advice, cold Words and stinging rebuke of the older pupils with :1 good Will. Then that year With its hard lesson passed and we became Sophomores. Y0 may think that after all of our trials and hardships we would he considerate of the incoming Freshmen. But ynu are mistaken, someone must stiffer for our treatment When we were Freshmen and as We conldnt punish the older pupils we took our spite out on the poor suffering Freshi '. With Marjorie as our president we did great things helping the Seniors in the 's fightx rooting at all the athletic activities and strutting and hossing the Fixh around and in all, feeling very great and significant. 1 ioi's! From little Freshi great Juniors grow! At last we are nearing the pinnicul of our desires, yet we strive to go higher. Execlsior! I can't say that we are trying to get to the big it point by studying for I am afraid that we don't like to study, True to the ehnraeter tie Junior class we have a split, having fights and dis- agreements among ourselves. We have neither that quality that compels Senit t0 snub the underslassmen nor the weakness of the xlnwntrmhlen Freshmen. All rln u We treat With the same congenial friendliness which has ever heen the ehzn'uL-tel' tlc of our class. In fact the only time in the annals of our history that we have broken our custom of being friendly to all. Was on class day. and 0 boy! huw we did fight those Seniors. In fact we. madel it so hat for them that our principal had to put a stop to the fights. Of course the Juniors heat the Seniors in the JuniorvSenior fnothall game Hus anyone ever heard of this Junior class heng defeated in anything it undertake ! indeed! We gave from our ranks the best foothall players and the host basketball players on the teams. All of 0111' members are very bright, but like all other clays t we have our genii, 0111' had boys. 0111' pretty git , et eel't. Even the tenK-hvrs rvali What a goad class we are and 21 certain teacher xxho Spi't'lnliZ' . in English and Senims commented on the good behavior of the Juniors during class meeting, At present we eagerly await the graduation of tho Smiors so that we may step' into their places and make the Senior class immortal even as we have made the Junior class. In taking their places it will Ire with the resolve to do our very lwst to make our class :111 it should heinnd We will! mIIIIIIIIIIIqu mmmmmm Filtmmmmlmmgwuumuuunmlg x .nguumnmm mml 13: II. A 7;: L74 El jummmmgsimmmmd b: Hmwgm lmmmgwmm :9: xmmwgizmmmmll Rose Benz Preston McGuire. Estelle Taylor .Vernon Dean .Darrell Jewell .Gladys Baker E El? Carmen WNeal I Audrey Allen i O 0rren Boothjt 'l U4 Vesta O'Grady Gertrude Marie A Edwin Axtell WV Alfred Hupfield IV ; x4 Charles Palmer m 3 .9: Gladys Fulbright ' El 5' r-Tl vl: 7' 34$; u, x , , l Ihnmummunif;IIIIIIIImIIIImEImunumeIIrIgzammmnm :9: u: WEEumuuumumgunnummnm a mmmlmmrg XIIIHIIMIIHIIIMmli.i : 1.. MM lluungimmmmg mum ' k1 g L74 William Palmer '1 Q ukglmuj Ll Nellie Harris ESE: Roland Ca rroll Ray Branson Lila Mae Hanchett Brandon Coleman IE3 Earl Culp H .42 g a Mercer Evans 7;: F Frazier Denim Emu Henry LeBlanc E Elizabeth Clark V A :13 Victor Sherri Glen Gute r; A g F V A V :19 m l IEI lg 7; Lil IHIIIIWIIlMlm g muummum' $1 IWIIIIIIIIIIIllIhA s umnmmm' 33 E E :agmmuumm S mnmwumm 7g 1?; Flora Montgomery : ' MIL Eugene Montgomery .l I, O7 . .1 X 1 s El III mlemmmWIKE m$W VN . Elia MMEwE m EEEE: rag kfl b. l4 Iii V? Mary Margaret Ward Esther Dupuy Rufus David Janie Ratlall : Irene Duplantis Edward Dupuy Louella Youngblood Eula Carlos Wayne Hartford Martha leNPil Rosa LaVex-gne Marcello Jiminez Cecil Smith Eleanor Gunn Clinton Arnold r V a r u VA 94 I: Wam'lm 34 :3 5 F3 ogvgmmmmddzw gig 11:44:;1ILOMZ1QCZII 91 - H L,.. A w y. I MMggg A DJ ?IUHDNHW :7: HHHWHEIWI Wllilllillmi? :1: IHUHHJNHIHI WIHIIIIIIIIIIHII :1: HNIIHMIIHLIsix:IIIHIIIIIIIIIIHIH:5;IIIIWIKHIIHIIWILCI' I Murft Bledsoe Fred Baker 4 Luis Ellemler 3 . Bernice Blair Agnes Youngblood T. w , f a v1. H , .. J I V;V :7 Frank Kavanaugh 7g L7A Herbert Shultz Clayton McGuire Samuel Leftingwell Jock MmFadden Thomas Betzel Revere Smith ?A 7;; L Ml EV L?A AW I Iumwmwum :: mama 7 Ilmmumux : I ' I E3 E3131 1 wuummn E mvmuuwu 1? ur ::: munumuuul w 552? w l , v Ix'LLVJV; .. ,' VI , , Mm WWWM '7 mgml IonIlllmmmzizlmuu g' F: r m 'h a r t. 71h Dlllmmnummnfjmmmmmu hmnmmlmufilmmmlmmt I9 IVIWIIIWINW IHMNMNBIIEIIIIIIIINWIH , 1 7V3,12 OFFICE RS Prp 'idlnlf Ruth Chosnutt Viee-Pra .idmit Roy Hodges Secreta ry-Trea snrer .. ....... Ruth Morgan Hi tnrian Uq ry XVu rren SOME SOPH MEMORIES Mast of us Sophs can vomparo our first day ut High School with our Very first day at school. when somehow or other. we found ourselves in a room whorp thurs- werentt desks enough for all of us, and some ut' us had to sit on little red t-huirx. After our names were taken, what sluwriurt feelings we had when we- rvluted the days' happenings at school to Our admiring familivs! Some of us fuilPtl. mme left school, and a very few skipped. us the years rolled by. VVhrn we first l-ume nx'er to Hi Schoul, W0 hnd ml idoa that tht- tvm-hers mnitln't teach us very muclL But to nur dismay. our first Week was not a path of 1-0 st were Ordered where to 1:0, givml the munv of Franklin BnlliPS . mu! Wollinlll' just took a few steps dnwnward. But we'll show those- High Schonl grumlinn grandpasii what we could do! We resolved. for 0119 thing, that we wouldn't trout the next Freshiev class so shumPfulIy. Aftvr in fur 0f the mysteries of Hi School lifP Were explained to us, we decided that maybe we did like the life after all. How We did attend all the football and haskothnll games! iVe cheered when uur team won. and wept a little weep when it lost. Why, you muldu't know that we- wormi't Juniors out there i'rootingtlamr faces semi seemed so natural and eustmnary looking that event some of the Seniors comlescvnded to null to us, We rump out with flying: colors at final exam tima Now We are Soplmmm'esrquitp proud and elutml nver thu fart. iVe nro privilvged to have memlyors as roum-ilmen and oven ns cops W9 are a very thoroughly organized class. just as we were thn we were Freshmeuiwe really had a mndvl class. then. Why. we even have men an the regular football maniithiuk of it! Perhaps you're beginning to wunder ahaut our faults. To be perfvt'tly fi'unkt wt- haven't any now, in any other class this would he l'emal'kahleilmt thvu it wouldn't happen in any class except ours. It is our aim aml mnttu to make- our Class the most beloved and the most brilliant class that ever left 0111 P. A, H. S. and I am glad to say that we are making a grand success of our undsrtaking, I mmmmmm :7: tnmmuuwm n IWMHWM I I mumwmnw A: :1: :l '9 la WIIIIWHIHNIMANIHIIWIX B2 HIIIHHUIWWKAIINIIIIIHUHW Ll h A 9 MM 713 IE ' A 5; via a mm 3511 m ii-t l h ' wmwd E Lg L41 A WIN a L '4 V ?;MMHMIQA Anna. Tenny Henry Schuh Lucille Hatry Lulu Hamilton Thelma Adtlcox Agnes Moran Oscar Carroll Florence Coleman Ray Thompson Rhenard Barney Henry Larsen Mildred May Lucille Gardner Marvis Baker Vanda Alien Bemice Goodwin Birdie Mae Martin Charles Arisco Alvin Atkinson Lloyd Badge Esf: IIIIIIIllIIIIIH :9:Huumumuumu:igmmmumx3i : $1 ummmmmgImummlmlllfglmmmmu:gimmummmn Egg 19 Myrtle Atkinson Edrine Morris Margaret Carter 3 Dorothy Nass Ruth Chesnutt Lurille Price ?' Cora Walker Aline Winn , Mildred Snxson Elizabeth Keeney Beaulah Olivia Willie Marie Dlumivan John Prveto A 7 Illa Starken Lora W'Flls V Eloise Goodwin Flora Epperson Thelma Weber Wilma Sims Sallie V. Fore EEE SEWEE lU EEE EEKGEE Elia .Leon Smith Editha Davis John B. Woodall Clifford Taylor Roy Hodges Elsie Mae Hilton Ruth Alexander Mary Warren Elmer Nielsen Gerald Balzersen Willie Ross Scallorn Eva Guidry Agnes Neilseu Jeanne Serville Francis Roushuusen Lawrence Smith Katherine McGuire Willie B. Linmln Johanna Szafir Chandler Hang J E'EQE'QI 7 5- p D 09E 11:11 Elizabeth Prichard , :. Floyce Davis L T! 24:3 : . '1 Robert Walker a Rum Gailey w Ceril Scallnrn Mary Mt-Grory A l-N Fgalgces Denbo if Curtis Cociiun 7 7 ; Lawrence Vidrine Alien Tooke Edward Laughlin Elizabeth Nevloy' ' M Laura Gaertlm Pearl Becker Q - Russell Goldsmith Emmitl Poole . .. John Robert Saint Lillian Holton 2w Willie Belle Raw Maxine Kuhlman 1:; jumgagmmgwi Ammogggmf; Jimmy Kreimeyer Lister Wilson g LTA Georgia Bowe-n V :94 Dorothy Stevenson Ada Willis Bert Peckham Leonard Prichard John Bammert Oswald Wukash Forrest James Jack Benton EKG: 7g L? E G. T. Vluntz r I04 am. $33 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIgtjIIIIIIImmwgIIIIuIIuIIquII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII :23: 3?. Dvill IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIH wnnmnmm E3: HmmmmEanmmnmmm gm A TYPICAL SOPHOMORE AS SEEN BY A FRESHMAN The Sophomores are the largest part of the school. They strut up and down the corridors and give sage advice to the humble Freshies about them. We Freshies are treated contemptibly by the SophsI I am going to ho a Soph some day and I am sure I will not treat the Freshies below me so distninfully. Of course the Sophs rather feel their importance. Some of them are discovering thvmselves to be brilliant writers or science prodigies and cannot be bothered about using discrw tion with such illiterate beings as Freshies. The Snphs have their portraits put in the Seagull. They are put in sepal'ntelyt IVe Freships have ours put in :1 group on 0119 g9. Now doesn't this show we Freshies are stronger than the Sophs? We stand together well. don't we? The Sophs do not. They stand alone. Tho Snphs' side of this is that they are men and do not need to stand together as we- dn for protection. They are now prepared to go out into the cold world and meet its pitfalls with their wisdom. Sophs know about us much as their teachers. They have a better idea of running the school than the School Board. I am sure we would have the most perfect High School on earth if Sophs were put in office- instead of the teachers and members of the School Board. A LA mum 'i' 7; LiA -I TPTON CRAFT. WEI! Q FA M 1:193 7h sir; m vi! L?A t1 7 L V EA L sglmmn nummmmn'iallmmmmmm g mmmmm'? wmummnm g m ' wIIIIIIIIIIIIIInn'?wumlummml g; vmlmmummgmmmmlmm H L A L A A A L A A L A L A L A I ' V11111111111111 $1 Itmamm m' lain OFFICERS President IL S. Singletary Dorothy Fitzner Vicv-president Secreta ry-Trea. Historian ............... 1'e1' ...Wilma Sims ...H. S. Sillgletm'y HISTORY OF THE FRESHMAN CLASS The class of 1925 is a happy throng, three hundred and forty strong. The class colors are, purple and gold. The motto is, UGet a bulldog grip and 110111 It has been conceded by all that the Freshman Class, this year, contains 111111'e 11mins and beauty than any other class in the history of P. A Hi. Amen 11g the great feats of bravery and valor, in our history is the running of the gauntlet with out the loss of a single man. The girls were exempt from this tryiui.r ordeal, not for the lack of b1 111'e1y o1 co11l1age, not fm- the lack of physique but because they are gi11s. Such is the decree ofe The most outstanding and greatest gfteunt of all school history the one thing that marks as as a great class with wonderful resources of strategv. is the mm of our Halloween party. The Class of 1925 gave that party 1ight in the face, of oppm tion from the Senior Class. It was a test Of our resourcefulness under trying circumstances. It is an historical event of which we are very proud. Another eventful happening in our class histmy was the ttbeauty contest. The Seniors won. The class of 1925 is not very p1'o1111 of its showing in this beauty contest If Lhe1e is anything a fleshman hates, it is to be second to this prehistoric bunch The Freshman Class is so large this year. that it has impressed the. school author- ities with the fact, that they must have a new high sL'hool building Yt0 110111 this won- derful class. The Freshman class is filled with pity, when they look at these other little, p111my classes. It takes a great class, to give the school authorities a great thought. The class members have been so busy getting acquainted with 93.01! other this year, that we have not done much in athletics. Look out for 11s in the years to come, Bulldog tenacity in the line, speed and pop hehinti the line. the Manual and 1111111 1111l he Q 1 A r a field. The class of 1925 Will not be found wanting when the 1101101 0f Pnit A1'th111 High school is at stake. The fa101'ite indoor sport at the Freshies is getting in the detention camp. Some people are mean enough to think that this is due, to ignorance of the 1aw.Thnt is down right jealousy. Who ever saw an ignorant Freshman? Not a single member of the Ola of 192:1 has ever been convicted of a misdemeanor. Freshmen this 10:11: me too 1111911111 and clever for these junior class men, who are lawyers and judgs. English. Mathematics. Ilistm'v Latin 111111 Science mean very little in 0111' 101111;: lives The F1eshn1an class. in many instances do not agree With the Authn 0s, The strange thing of it all is that the, teachers do not agree with the Freshmen. The teach- ers will have to thange t11ei1'11'av of thinking. if thev want that: old adage, HAll great men and women s minds 1'1111 in the same Channel to 110111 true. The, most interesting page in the Freshman class History is found in the, chapter on inventions. The latest invention. a substitute for gasoline It made the st'iem' 1- t'mullm gasp with t'nnsternation tfm' 0111 smiitvi It has set the seientifie 11'01'111 agog with ex- citement. Why! Henry Ford sat up and took notice. The purpose of this invention is to turn water into gasoline that water into wine1.Take two little white halls dmn them into two gallons of Water alarge. zine bucket Now, we hav ethe 1vate1'.We have the buckhet but we have halt nfouud out how to make the two little white halls as vet. pclass of 1925 put the stick in stiektoitiv eness. It is a class big and 110111. They hTave a bulldog grip and will hold. EKQIE 1 E g 7; a E H a 71 1S; .1le VT LA me es 1: 11E 3' Q:- Ail: 7:1 a mum: 1 1 t IillIlMWIi-Hllle riliillllilllilllln Is IEIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIE Hillllmlimmli g 'iliillliiliillililliIEHIIIIHIIHIWIIIHE: LL37 b! a 3 J: :3 1? P:?WW'W KKK? An 4 ll; 3W .191: Eur ' r 311; Iggy , m w ATHLETICS 5' 7 W? W3 mu 1 x; V FOOTBALL anrlmll is the greatest of 1111 high school athletics, It demands str?ugth, courage, and hruiusiwhm every man must have if he makes his place in this World. It is a man's game. for mvn only. Over eighty per cent of the schools in the United States have football teams. Why? Bomuso it increases loyalty in nnois school; because it develops all that which studies cummt: her '9 it takes the Hyellow out of a weakling and turns him out a mun: lmr-mlso it instills into every player the desire to treat his opponent, fair and sqlmrp: :Inll lastiy, when the boy is through school, he is capable of coping With the physit'ul us well as the mental trials of life. As has llccn said before, footlmll is the greatest of all sports. and Will continue in ho so in the future, as well us in the past. by turning out strong. capable men, x4 iIKHE' 4L mmml gallium 3i Immu- Total: 121 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE AND SCORES FOR 1921 Arthur 63 .. Arthur 21 .. Arthur 0 Arthur 3 Arthur 0 Arthur 34 Arthur 0 m glmmumnfgajmmum :1 Ewsmgmmmg ,...Viut0n U V Merryvmo n Houston Ventral 1! Houston IIvighl U, ,,,Bryun 17. .Jlluuhiv w Pm't Arthur Pil'HU'S Lil L.. EWEZIHZE m Mr. Dotson has coached all of our high school's athletic teams this year. As well as being a coach of good quality, he has a brilliant record as an athlete. In 1912 he played fullback for the Baylor Bears and in the spring of 1913 he wont to the border during the Mexican tmuble and played with the famous 21111 Texas Infantry. When the United States declared War on i Germany. he enlisted and went to France with the 89th a SEW ' '5; H r: Infantry While in France Mr. Dotson coached the A. E, F. championship foothnll team. When he was honorably discharged. he returned to Baylor and made a fine record for himself there in 1919 and 1920. Mr. Dotson has proven himself a good coach and we wish him :1 suooessfui sensou next yam: Ml: MrGlaPhlin. physical director of tlw Port Arthur Public Schools, has done mm-h for High SK-lmul athletics. hath in the past and present, and we hope that he Will mntimu- to help us out in the future. Mr. McGlm-hlin has lwvn a patent factor in instilling: the fine sportsmanship that has hem so prevalent in athletics of this high Ntillml. t'nptnin MrGhichliu has also ut- tumlod tn all the minor injuries of 0111' play- ers nnd we wish to extend to him a vote of thunksx 11. Culpeppel'. though head of the music depart- ment has always found time to take an interest in all our high school activities; especially in athletics We must hhnnd it to Mr. Culpepper for being the live wire of the school and the community. He has helped to put Port Arthur at the head of the list and we wish him to know that his enthusiastic efforts have been appre- ciatod. tllllllltllliilmigIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IEILIIIIHIIMIIIIII' k Zlgllllllllmml MINIMUM Ii Imm'm a:llmmumzaaulumnmn .1 IXIIIIIMIIIIIIIM L w L'n 7h :94 Willie Palmer Captain Elect Hercules Weight 135 lbs. Halt A Second Year Bill is the man Who for the past two years has made possible the brilliant open play of the YPIIOW Jackets. Teams from all over the state have iearned what it means to be matched against him 011 the gridiron. the diamond or 011 the basketball Pourt. Houston Central and the Rice Fleshmnn will tell you of his 111011911 field 11111ni11g: of wild dashes fo1 sixty 11nd seventy yanls when it seemed 11111111 119 to stop him We Will see Bill in his sumo pom 1011 next season. r; E l: L ta m Qim -- g 7V 9. i ,3 Gerald Barnes Captain Taboo 1W1 Weight 150 1115. Cemet- Third Year We thought T911011 the host last year, hut he 11111va to he lwtter this wnson. H11 hus lweu c1111- tz1i11 211111 pivot of the 1'. A1 T011111 for two years, hold- 111: dmvn lmlh of tht-Sn positions exm'ediugly well. P. A will surely miss T011011 next scusou. 7h 91 1-11 3' :1 V 7 A 1111111111 :11 cm V l mmmd :6 Mason Barrrou ullulah Weight 150 lbs. Second Year Barron played his 11911111 strong game at g He was :1 1111111 we would depend upon at 11 cl'it : 1110111111 in the 11111110: When the result depend on the next phly. lot the assault hv directed 11g11i st Barron, and 1' 1011 to tlw sigh of rvlivt' from tho $1110 lines There is almolutvly unthing doing through guard when Duhlh is 011 Mm july. We expect to 111-111- nhnut him making good at A. 111111 M, in :1 couple at yvur: A 71-! F 7h 01 1 J Imnmmmum : 1 I! M' 31 WE 11111111111 $1 EhE mg: $1 M' i Imnmmnm' sllmnmuumm 3:2: mmmumi Jimmie Walker ttHeimieii Weight 140 lbs. Tackle Second Year Jimmie played tackle, and fully demonstrated his knnwledge 0f the game. He was the most con- sistent playor we had. mid the never seeking to star, won the deskrvod admiration of all by his aggres- siveness and ferocious tllelillgi Ho wvut into the game with but one thing in viewito Winliand he kept that, point in view until the last Whistlo blewi Th9 vacancy left by Heimie will be a difficult one to fill. mma Q E ru .9. E93 70V LA Russell Butaud Fat Stuff : Weight 205 lbs. Guard ; First Year Wm StuffY WW :1 trifle slow getting started, Imt unr-e anl'tl'difl n'ick mill was nvmlvd to stop him. He is emevinlly valuable Oil the defense. WPighing m'mlnd two hundred pounds, ho was a good lineman. always having a hole rpmly whenevor a play was mlled through his side of the Iimn htFats has thrm- more years in whlch to make himself a first rate player. Q E Qlu-t Joe Plettman Wloei' Weight 145 lbs. End Second Year J00. played :1 good game throughout the 911- tii'e season This is .1063 second year and we are sorry to lose him by graduation. He was a good man at tackle and hold his position down like an old head. His team mates believed in him and they always know he could handle his man. He was a fierce tnckler and was good on the offensive as well as the defensive. DESI: '3' 31 IE g Iimmlmnm :2; Ililllllllllllllllil g 'MHIIIIIIIMII 3;: iIIIHIIIiIIIiIIIIHI y 1111111111111 3 i1 .1 y; A V 1mm 3 A Arthur McGuire Weight 175 lbs. Fourth Year I1'is1111 was the only big man we 111111: he 1111s been With us four years, and 1111s 1111111111911 w 11 ovely yeal. He was 11 swapping 11is111111111. 111 putting in everything he 11.111 t111'11191gsh1111t 1110 21111111. The fans have often pitied McGul never known to have tleies same feeli111,. was known as the HShauestring 1111131111213u fl reputation which he certainly lived up to through- out his fuothall oareer in High School. Arthur Lecoq Cockey 1' Weight 150 lbs. Utility HCoc was 0111' utility man, which is 11111 hardest p0 on on the team to fill. He 1110999111111 to fill this position like 110 other man on th11 191111 01111111 have filled it He 11111-11011 half. tm-kle 111111 511111111 equally woll. We 1111 admired 111111 for his grit. 111111 111111-11. 111 this case too. J1me graduatinn will 11111 115 of 1111111111'1' 1111011 p111ye1'1 Gustavo Jiminez Weight 165 lbs. Irish Tackle opponents, 11111: anus Left Tackle Gus was the 1astest, heavy man we had 011 the team, He always met his Opponents play with 11 rush 31111 usually stopped it for 11 1055 He 111111111! :1 good game throughout the season 111111 1121s in 11111 limelight in many of the hardest 111111195 His ox cpllent work in the Huuston Heights game, w-hmo I11I hrnke up 0110 of their smashing 1111115 1110111111 t1111111' 111-111 him a lasting 19p11tati011 111 1111' football 111'1'1111 WIHIIIHIMIIIH lg A MIIIHIHIIIINH :lillllillllillllllli s S 111111111111 311111111111 11 alilIHHMMW 211W WI If;- John Donaldson i'Kinkey Weight 135 lbs. Right End Second Year Although 11 hit, lighf,Dm111111s0n played his position at right end in the 11110. football style. In every game. 119 showed exceptional ability in com- pleting for'wmd passes 111111 in netting valuable gains 11111101' adverse conditions The 11111111101 in whivli 119 got down under punts and his accurate mvkling 1y 11111111110 1111111. We expect :1 g1 12111 110111 of 'Ixinkey next 511513011. Edgar Trow Bubn Weight 135 1115. End First Year Trow certainly 1111111011 Pm't Ar'thui High this season Ti'nw was another of 0111' fast 111011 111111 110 more than once 511011911 110 was of the l'ight' i ling 11.111110 111111 0110 of 0111' most 111111111119 plnyei Murff Bledsoe Weight 135 lbs. year if he tried H12 the squad a fin First Year HBlerl' showedv 1111511 :1 1111111 0011111 do his first 1011211111 the fastest man Inn tacklen Murff is 11 nervy 11111, full of pep and grit, and should have a fine season next yeah WE IWEMEIW 19 I z 2 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII;:IIIIIIIIIIIIIIEIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIILEIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIEhPI h: II; I .t 3'. E E Claude Goldsmith Goldie g Weight 145 lbs. Quarter E 3, Fourth Year 7' LWA hGuldie generaled the Maroon and Gold for KW: three Ponsecutive years. It was nGoldie who knew When to kick; it Was he who knew whon to pass; it was he who piloted 1'. A, out of tho tight holes and led the men to victory. Goldsmith hzu made 21 mum- for himself and a name for P. A,, whioh win always he rememhered in the football history of the IE 7 a MSW schonL 7;, n u: IEI iV Q1 Til H 9 IE Clayton McGuire Mac Weight 145 Sub First Year A ! Edward Duprey S unre? I . q W Wenght 165 lbs. Fullback LA First Year a This was Square's first year, but he shmvml up exceptionally well and played throughout the wu- 7i sun likxI an old votvmn, His true and vermin 1 - ,9 iug was the marvel of the season, while his nhlhly Q a to recover fumbles more than once gave 115' the nge l on our opponontsI He Was unuslmllv good on tlw 110- I fl'llSP nt interrupting short line p215. 0s uutl breaking : up fake plays. h ll IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII EIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII g ImmIIIIIIIIIII 5E: Imam :2: mIImmaIIIIE91IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIgIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII g E? II I 1mm 1 22 llummu 1'1'1111111111111111311111111111111 rs 34 El 5, 73V 41 'sgjlmlll elm w H LA E Vaughan Viator ttVeto - 145 lbs. Substitute E S First Year g 71 5; AV E h. IE 7V an IV 191 V 1 annual Q m A r; r 9 AA Cli ft on iiBuzzard Weight l4y0r dlbs. Half Second Year Byrd was back this year with his same ability for line plunging. Clif was our most dependable groundvgainer. We have often seen him carry the ball for first down when it seemed impossible. Byrd played through the whole season with a had knee, rs L 7V 9,111.- e: MI: E r1111, find it was only his grit that carried him thmugh a 1W, Kl couple of the games The space he leaves will be ;4 hard to refill. SIM 3:91.: 11 THE SUBSTITUTES V 91 L Thole 110191 has been and never will he 11 good football team developed without a good second team. They are due every hit as much credit as the first team; for they make the filst what it is. It is the scrubs that bear the brunt of the figl1t.Day after day they me put on the defense to be tiampled on by the 50- 43811911 ufirst team. And what do they get out of it? Nothing except hard knocks.A1though some of them may never 1get 011 the first squad, they do this because they love their school and because they are men g-e1 eat 11 tribute cannot be paid to our scrubs of last season. When such men 113 Clayton McGuire Flanagan Veto 1m 1111 Lackey come under this head it is a safe bet that the first team must be all stars. ' you see 0111' team out 011 the field winning a 'game after this, give fifteen cheers for the scrubs the same as for the regulars because the scrubs are the founda- tion of every good tennL 7 1m 31E g L71 L-V a IE 11111111111111 3:: 1-11 F; 7:: $1M 'V l V LA 111111l1lllllll1ll1l$ ' I111 11111111011111: :11l111llllllllll1ll1 3:: :IUIIIHHHIINIIIr ';V E1111IIIIIIIIIII1II1' Ig: l11lllllllllllllllH: 7; V 1'l1llll1111l11111111l1 Air JEEEEEEE THE VINTON GAME 1' 1111111111111 011 011'1011111 8111 111 1111- Pleusmo Dior fi1-l11 with 11111 score 6371!, 011111-11 1111 1111 s11111 his 1'11g111111s 111 2111111 1111- 111111114 11111 $111111 j1-11'k1-11 his 1'1'11'1'1111s 11111 111111 gun: I x' suhstillltos 11 1111111111 111 exhihit their skill. The 31111111111 111111 1111111 1151111 11 1'1111' 1111 1. 111 goud 11111111115119. 11111 11111 11111 11111-111111 11111' 1111111 111111' 111' 11119111110111 1111-1i11s. Th1: Yoll1111' Jackets 1111111 f1111-111-1- in this gums 111111111111 1'111'111'111111-1 1111111110111 1111111111; 1.1111 111111111111 11111.11 1 1111 111111 W1 i1u 1111 11111 311111141 T1111 Vi1111111 011111111 $11111 111111 111111'9 1111s 1111ly 111111 thing 11111 111111101 11i111 0111' 11111111, and 111111 was. 1111 didn't have the 11111 1' 1gi11.1 Th1- Vintnn 11111,! 11211111511110 11'1114 THE MERRYVILLE GAME 11:11-11 Damon's 11111111i111-1 running smoothly 111111 1111011 1-01: moshing perfectly, 11111- 111111111 1111- Mon 1 1111 1111111111 1111 0111111111 1.7111 111 11111 1111111111110 Pier fi1111. Mer'lnillo 1911111'911 f' 'st 111111 ff, 11111 111111 111 1 0111111 ki1-k 1111 fourth down, P1111 Arthur 1111111 111111 111 M11 1'1110's forty. 111111 from 1119111 111 11111 211111 by fast 111111 mappy lim- plunges, P11111101 0111' 911 111111 0191' 511111 McGuire ki11k1111 goal, The 111-x1 two 1111111111121 11'111'11 11 1'11p111i1i1111 111' 11111 first. Byrd 111111 Goldsmith making 111111111 111111113, 11ml 1111-1111i1'1I kicking 110111 goals. This 1111111 the smre up 111 111'1111ty-1111e points. The Morn 'illo 111 ' 11'11111: 11111 last quarter, 111111 only 113' 11111 Yelluwl Jurkots' 1111i11' 1111111 1111 11111 s11111'i11g. 11 111111' 1111 intervstiug 111 11111 1'11111101' 11111111111' 111111 1111 1111- following Sz11111'1111y. :11 Magnolia Park, Merryville 1i1111 11111' 11111 11117 1111111-11ts 113' 11 score of 611 r11ml 1111111: rrerv, wwwwv7 ?vv- . - . . n. q QR? 1 :13: 1 Eah 74 a HOUSTON CENTRAL GAME 115; When Central trotted out upon the field and took her position for a kick off it looked as if P. A. didn't stand a chance. But you have all heard that saying uyou can't judge a book by its cover. Central's cover proved to he the only redeeming factor about her. In spite of the visitors' weight they found the Yellow Jackets defense implcgnnbie except; in one instance when they went through for 11 touch down. This did not count, huwex 91' for the officials miscounted and gave Houston five downs instead of foul. t was a fight tlnoughnut with some pretty mauouvering from both sides. Gold- smith intercepted a forward pass and 11111 for forty vm'ds through 11 broken field.Pa1me1' made two pretty runs for gains of twenty y211'ds.McG11ire 111111 Walker held down the defense Time wa hits for no mam; it was so in this game. P. A had the ball an 0011- tm ls five vrml line with two 11011115 to make the goal When the whistle blew fur the end of the half V A mmmm :9 HOUSTON HEIGHTS GAME :1 VA On Saturday, October 29th, the Murnou and Gold Suffered its first defeat of the season by the score of 9-3. The victory for the Heights showed the Houston eleven superior to P. A. only in line plung i11g The game W115 :1 see saw affair and the nervousness of both teams caused many fouls and penalties P A. 5 field goal Was made in the second qlimtm' hy P-llmer. Whose educated toe kept the Yellow Jar'kets from being white washed. The first half ended 5-0 in Port Arthur's favor. In the sevond hnlf Heights came hapk strong, and with their heavy line and huge fullback they made 11 tmmthwn hut failed to kick goal. Later on the Houston fullback kicked a field goal, thus making the score 9-3 in their favor. Palmer was P. A15 ground gainer, making une forty yard run and two others Which netted us hetween twenty and thirty yards 3 piece. Our light line did some fine defensive work. Barron at guard and Donaldson at end broke up many 11 play before it got started. r meme: 71 91. El :4 '5: r Va m r '71 51 0: am Jgh L 1m 111111111:ng1111111111 1 .13, 1 11111111111 :3 I11111111111: 11111111111111 Iii Immm VJ :7 A THE BRYAN GAME P111't A1t11111'1'111'11i1911 11 1111111111117, 111-font t'1'11111 11111 hands of Bryan 11111111 111111 11111 111111't t1'11111 111 1111- ,1't1111- 1111' it 111111 11 eight 111111 good c1111t11i11g.T11e11 111111 11 111111111 t111't1111 111111 11 mm 11 1111-1110 111-11k field This g111'11 t111-111 the 1:11;;1- 011 Port A1tl1111' E111 P111't Althm l111-k1111 11' eight 111111 111111 only 0119 0011911 Besides t11i11'111-1'111 of 0111 111111'1-Is 11'1-11'1I 111 :1 11111111111111 1-1111111 11111 111111 1'111n1111'1111111t into 11111 game .1'11'k 111111 fi1111111' 111111 to 1111 t11k1-11 mlt 011 11111-11111 of his 11191111011011 1111111161111 T1111 game 11'111 j11.1t like 11 fight he- tweon 11 201111 111;: 1111111 111111 11 2111111 1111111 1111111 W110 111111111 11111111'1111y 11111! Part Arghm'l' fought 11p to the lust whistle 111111 151'1'1111 111-1e1'g11t 1111 111111 that she 11i1111 t have to figt 01 L g a H UMBLE GAME Port Arthur High School put the Humhle 111 Humhlo 11'11911 it administered a crushing defeat to the visitors to the 111119 of 3410. This game was declared to be the 1110111: sensutimmi of the 501111011. The Port Arthur machine ran smoothly throughout the game, 111111 fairly steam 101101 the Humble nggrvgution, despite the fact that the IIumhie team 111111 11111111 0011511191011 11119 of the strongest in Texas, and has sufferod only two defeats in their nine games played this 9011111111 The game was f1-1111111'11 by many 119w 111111 sonsntinnnl p111ys;f11ke plu'ys were 119011 by 110th sides: hut the 011t1tn1111111g feature of the whole game was the wonderful ten Im- -W0rk of the 100111 team developed 11.17 Coach Do tsn Gnldsmith put over 901111-111 1:111 1111 passe t1: Dmmldson, who 111111111 11 touchdown 11ft11r 11'1'11'111115.y his wny fnr1y yards thru 51 111011911 fiel111 Leroq at guard made a touch- down 11111111 Humhlo fumbled punt, Palmer brought the grandstand to its feet many a time by his spectavuiar runs. ' T g E 111' m1: :1 F7 71 35:21:11! 71V 1' 11111111111111 L; .141 11111111111IJW M: 2M! EWIIEW: I'M? IN! iW: 2M 11-1. IN 194 Mi 5?; mm 'g' V A :VV 51 L 11111111111 51 5:; 1 51 l L; krl 3: lumm S mummy THE PIRATE GAME There was a surprise awaiting the Pirates when the;1 played the High Sthuol Everyone said that the Yellow Jackets wanhlnt have 21 11111110 Mam of the people 111 edutI-d that the score would range 11111111 heIe between sixty 11ml 11 hundred in fnvm the Pi1'ates.It did look like that the first quarter, for the Pirates mxule tlnoe touchdmv us in rapid succession. Beginning With the third q11al1te1',the Yellow Jackets ollteplayed nnd m1t-1111111- 011v eI'etl the Pirates until the end of the game The hall was 111 tlnI Pirates tein'iitmv the entire second lmlf. T11 lee the 31310011 and Gold had the hall on the Pil'ntes' fiv line, only to lose, it on downs. Palmer made four attempts at field goals hut 1n x1 them 1111 Ivy :1 small malgm B11111 and Palmer played a zwnt game in the hack field The Yelluw Jacket line showed the fans what a hue, could 410. THE JUNIOR-SENIOR GAME mum g: mum r; k? 111 Elm t The game of games! You might say it. was a battle, for in reality, it Was. The teams had Only two davs to practice, but they had team work Hto burn 111111 We mean, they burned it. The Juniors got the edge on the Seniors in the first quarter, when Captain uHeimie 0f the Seniors collided With his teammate, HGarters. This knocked them both nut. and they had to be replaced by Nick and Tubby. The Senior line was invincthe-vthe Juniors were able to make gains only around the ends. The Seniors made all. their gains through the line. The stars of this game were the twenty-two men IN the game, 1111 the time they were 011 the field. gt El ma J 5 re ,4 L 7.; In t Emnmnmn a mmmm vu Inn- 13; mm lllllllllllll 4h '25 7 L lltllllllllllllllllzir :Illllllllllllllllllll k A Illllllllllllllhlllz: '1 lllllllllllllltlllll lial E. N lli klllmlillllllltllll 51 mmmmnmm 'Tllllllllllllllllllll Alllllllllllllllllll 1 ' 1. .x 1' a. 3- 2, n a $m1l 1:! WV mutt .9, 74' FA E EEK 7i; L:A IE THE 1921 FOOTBALL SEASON 'l'lmt the 11121 t'1mtlu1ll scum 1121s 21 111x21mmi11t1111'11t til the followers 111' the game 11'1111111 111-I 1111-11518 111 111111.1'.111 thv 12111.111' 1'1-'t11111e1l eight . A. 11112 11 111911.11110. 11111- 1111: tlm past tl111-1- .1'1'211 has made histoly at P. A High. 2111111 who 11.111 591111911 t'111'11111' institution 1'1-2'11gnitiu11 111 the fnntlutll 211'1'1121. Not that they entirely disappointed 11.x f211' from that. 1V9 112111 11 guml t1'21111, 11 1021111 that would reflect credit 1111011 11111' institution. 211111 21 1011111 of which we are justly proud. 1'1'2111211111' we expected too 1.1111611 01 0111' favorites; probably 11'1- 112111 hewme s11 111-1'11s1111111-11 to 11 111i11g 11121: losing never entered 0111' heads. Suffice it to say that 111 111-that us won 11s in victory. we stood behind the team. 111111011111: their past 211:11ie1'e2 moms. 211111 9111-0111'2112'111; 1110111 to still greater 11111-13 111 the f11tu1e Now us to the causes of the team's failure. if such it may he tol'mvd. 111 the firx't plum 111ist'111'111111' 011'1t0011 us in the shape of 0111' i111'111 V after another: Goldsmith. 111'1 .li1111111-7. 111111 smm'nl othms 111-'10 kept 1111 the side 111111 111' played in weakened 1111111111011 Jimint'z played in 01113 01' two games with 11 ht'okvn Shonltlel'hlatlo: Clifton Byrd. 11110, of 0111' furemost stars of the 1921 aggregation was out 11f several of the most important games 1111 2101-01111: of a had knoo. Goldsmith 111111 his right 11211111 broken, 111111 Dupuy 112111 his right thumb lu'oken-mnkiug it hard for them to get off good passes. Quite a few other players were forced out of play 011 accuunt of painful injuries. The natural rerult was, that the coach was 1111211115 to pm'fect that unmatchahlo team which 111111 s11 1'11211'211'11'11z1'1l tho 1 01'1' A1'tl1111' 19211.11 111 the past. As to the 502131111 itself, it was 21 Successful one even tho we last 0111' most im- 11111't2111t 112111112: The line gave everything it, 112111 but was too light for the heavy teams 11'0 11111.1'1-11. 111 the lmt'kt'ieltl could he found the 119st i11di1i1111211 players 111 this section of the State. 211111 111111 111ist'01t1111e not 01' el'taken them so early in the season, it is safe to say that we would h211'e made 11 great deal hatter showing, The fontlmll prospects for 1922 are the 119st we have 112111 in years. Coach Dotson will 111' with us another your and eight of the 01d squad will he on hand for roll 02111 next full. Alsn we will 110 111 21 111111-11 hotter pnsition to schedule games for 1110 coming season, for we have prm'vn by 0111' showing 011 the field during the past 39215011 llmt Port Arthur High School is as squm'v 211111 1411-1111 11 Cm1ivst2111t 2114 can he found in Texas, regardlms of what Beaummlt 11218 $21111 21g21i11st us. IlllllNlllllNllllltk1 INIIIIIHIIIIIW IE IlINllNllHllltllll A A lllllllllllllllllll g glwlllllllllllllll! Illtlllllllllllllzi: :Illllllllltllllll THE FAMOUS TEAM OF ,19 19 i 153-32 4. V-AV 5: A mg Wlllllmlm' IET$ gm BASKETBALL ;. YIEI V r E n 3.4 MMIIEE E Q A 'i! Lil L? -E '1 ii ESE '3 VA FA ViV E E$E S - AEE Q ?A mm g1... ya i L44 EE vs 34 7; FA mumnlnmmxr. ' f Wmmmuum 'fa: ILMIMIIHIIIHIB; r; Mmmuumnw unnwmmw :53: ummmnmm :l'i? E.j E. 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AI'tlIuI' ., Port Arthur 'EV 7 L w m 'E a Port Arthur lh'zulgv .V E Port Arthur I, Houston Tum! ................................... r Tuml rm 3; IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII E IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII E IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII E IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII E Li' IaIIImIIInII a 22 ' j IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII M IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII g IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIE IIIIIIIIIIIIIM :ei: IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII '5 fvyv PALMER iCaptaim Bill played his soooud sucoessful year as forward: he showed even grvater ability i season than last, He nlw :4 used his hI-ad, and proved himself an able leader of men. Backed by excellent team work and his un- I-nnuy ability to loop the lmsket gave Port Arthur its good haskotlmll rm-nnl this year, We m'v glad that Bill will I. Ell 7V L4 SE he- with us next x mm Va 31 'V I a. VI mull i9 NICHOLAS HYDE Center 7:! 352 Big Nipk played :1 strong game at center. He pluywl lmth offense and defense equally well, and also showml gmul form in throwing baskets, and proved him- self :1 valuable mg in the machine. If nothing happens, Nick will ho with us next season. $1m $1 E E a MCGUIRE 7 3E Guard : 1 Irish proved to he I1 tower of strength for our team. Hl' was host at running guard, and his good shooting, added to his accurate passing, made him the best of men at this position. Irish will he with us at the next roll 1521 IE 7V LA- Il-IIWI V V Ill: HIE 'A L V V a ii .A 7;; tyli 7; Va I , , ; IUIIIIIMIIIIIEIIEIHIIIHIWIIIMTiglllllllllllllllllll III gIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIImmngIIIIIIIIIIIIEIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII tag 74 E IIIMIWWI 7 h wanna: $1 I 7 r mmm'r V;V I I :!I I IHIIIIIIIIIIIUIE E; :umummnm 5:: I Imumllllmn :3 llurmmnmnnI I WILLOUGHBY Forward Leslie shot himself to forward position: than he took mot and stayed until the ond of the seasnu. A mun- ulort player would be hard to find All of us rvgrvt his leaving in June, for his place on the floor and truck will be hard to fill. Arthur distinguished himself on the floor as well as on the gridiron, with plenty of fight. He played guard, and was an able running mate for Irish in breaking up many a hostile play. We have to hand it to Arthur for lu-ing uright there With the goods'l. mmmaer $1M Q E74 KUTCHER Utility Kutchor was our utility man, and be filled the hill to 21 dot. Ho showed up equally at both forward and guard, and got to play smun in every game. We were all glad to see Lutz got :1 letter. wmmms IE3 La mun a '3 H l . m'l Ir V I . 73 7V M rgI I 753 KV - k W Illlllllllllllllllhkrl MHHJIHHIMIaIIHHHWHHI L IHHILHIHMHL1 I . IIIIIWIIIIIIHIILZI IIIHIIILIIUIIIHII:A IIHHVIHIWIIIH r1 IIHIIIIIIHIIIMIL; IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIEIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII g IININHHNIIUIQI :zgj IImIIIIImmI IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII :2: JIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIII Es IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHI :izi IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII I m Igm LA f1 c; I-nm g L41 V calm. L 011 x a r 5? msg i' 74 L r QIIIMW Elf T- I IIIIIHIIHHEINHI' w :3! , IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII If; IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII I :2: IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII :2: IL! E$EOIE$EI m EEEQEKE; V. rEm' ' 1:: 4!: BASEBALL LINE-L'P Furoher Dean. Blanchard I'itvlmr IIyLlo, Shultx. l'nlmer, Donaldson First Ruse McFadden humid Raw McGuire Third Base 'l'row, Donaldson Short Stop l'nhnm', Cowman Loft Field lW-mv. Kutulln' l'vnrvr Field Shm'ill Right Field Bmuluel't THE TRACK TEAM 11111011211111 11111p1.1i1l11. 111-11110, 11111'1'91'1M1-f111i1'1- Dotson 11-11111-111. 111-11k1'1', Dupuy, 1111111'1111191. THE TRIANGl'LAR TRACK MEET 1'11111 111'111111' 1111411 511111111 1111s 11111 1111111- 11111 1'111'11'1111: the 911? two 1'1-111'S,111-01111S9 11'1- 111-1'1-1' 11-111 11 1111.1111. 'ih .' 111111' 11111-11 11111 was 011111-11 fu1 hm- afew responde 1111.11 ' 11:11 1111- 11'11111g11'1ir 11111-1 11'1111 Beaumont 111111 South P111'111t1111tll finally 1110115011 i1111-1'1-x1 1111111111.1 1111- slluh-nls. 111 1111: 1111-1 11111'1 111111111' 11 : 1'1-111'1151-111011 111' only sevr'n men There were 911-11111 1'11 1 1:1111-1- 1111-11 111 11111 1111111 .1111 '1 s1-1'1-11 111 1111-511- 11'111'11 gin-n 111 Port 111-111111'P111't 111-1111 11 11111111 111111 11'1111111 1111111 11'1111 1111111101.- 111th vase if we 111111 011111 111111 11111111 '111is 1111-1-1 111111114111 11111 1111- x1-1-111111111'y support w11i111 we needed to 11111 1 -1 4M THE DISTRICT TRACK MEET Thanks to you Orange, you treated us like real sportsmen; we hope to repay this courtesy in the future. POLE VAULT: Palmer, Port Al'ihur; 5 points 121 Reod,0ra11g9;3 points 131 Harrington, 0ra1lge;2 points 141 Willoughby, Port Arthur; 1 point. H ,mm a v3 . LIMA 440 YARD DASH: 111 Cools, Orange 5 points: 121 Johnson, Beaumont; 3 pomts a 131 Willoughby, 2 points 141 Pecans, Beaumont; 1 point Time 51 seconds. i RUNNING BOARD JUMP: 111 Kishi, Orange; 5 points 121 Dupluy, Port Arthur; W 3 points 1131 Palmer. Port Arthur 2 points 141 Bonhnm B9aumout;1poiut. Distance V L 21 ft. 4i 220 YARD DASH: 111 Palmer, Port Arthur, 5 points;121 Parish, Beaumont, 3 points; 131 dHarvey, Port Arthur, 2 points; 141 Sutter, Suur Luke,1 point. Time 23 35 secon 12 POUND SHOT2111 MPGuire, Port Arthur, 5 paints;121 Bonham, Beaumont 3 points; i1:31 Dupuv, Pom Axthui', 2 points; 141 Hopkins, Beaumont 1 point. Distance 41 ft.2 DISCUS THROW1111 VItGuire, r,Port A1'1 11111. 5 paints' , 121 Dupuy, Port Arr thur, 3 points; 131 Hopkins,Be1111mu11t,2p01m5; 141 B0111111111,Beaumo11t,1 pui11t.106 ft. 61 RUNNING HIGH JUMP: 111 Domak, Sour Lake, 5 pnints; 121 Hopkins, Benlr mom, 3 points; 131 Liuscomb, Orange, 2 points; 1-11 Denim, Port Arthur, 1 point Height 5 ft 7 in MILE: 111 H11w'1nl. Beaumont, 5 points; 121 Pound: Sour Lake, 3 points;131 Harvey, Port Arthur 2 points; 141 Ford, Sour Lake, 1 pain r 100 YARD DASH: 111 Palmer, Port Arthur, 5 points; 121 Parish Beaumont, 3 points; 131 Johnson, Beaumont, 2 points;141 Gatlin Sour Lake,1 point Time 10 25 seconds. w VA 880 YARD DASH1111 Willoughhy, Port Arthur, 5 points; 121 Cools 0rnng1'.3 points; 131 Harvey, Port Althlu', 2 points; 141 Woodward, Beaumont, 1 point Tim? .11 25 120 YARD HIGH HURDLES: 111 He1'1ingtou, Orange, 5 points; 121 Willoughby, Port Arthur, 3 points; 131 Darnek, Sour Lake, 2 points. Time 16 seconds. ONE MILE RELAY: INDIVIDUAL STAR OF THE MEET: Palmer, Port Arthur, 17 points. 111 Port Arthur; 121 Beaumont. ; POINT WINNERS:111 Palmer, Port Arthur 1:7 points; 121 Willoughhy, Port :0: Arthur, 11 points; 131 McGuire, Port A1 thin, 10 poin WINNE RS OF FIRST PLACE: 111 Port Arthur, 6; 121 Orange 3' 131 Benu- mout 2' 141 Sour Lakel THE RECORD OF THE WET WAS AS FOLLOWS: Port Arthur 56 points, Beaumont 34 points, Orange 25 points, Sour Lake 13 points. V: I174 NOTICE: We beat Beaumont. Do the same. ' A E3 Eu a r E 4V 1?: y. HWIIIIIIIIHIII::III1HIIHIIHHII1 If:IIIIIUIHIIIIII11:22'HHII1H.':iIIIIIIU IIIIIIHIIIIIIIIHIk :me11111111111 AHIIIUIIHIIIHIIIK :IWIVINIIIIIIIIIHL- 113$3 T1111 English 111111-s11111' 111-11 1-011xi1l111'1111 113' 11111 1'1111 111' 11111 111111113 111 1111 11111 1111M 11111111411111111 1111111111114 111 11111 11-1111111. 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This is what most people think of Latin, and yet about four hundred pupils have studied the 01d language this year and it has proved fatal to no one, The Latin Department has two ieuchvrs and runs ten classes each term. Since the very best pupils of the school 9190f Latin, tho pvr cent of failures is very smalL In First Year Latin mu't-t'ul attention is given to llc-rivatives and English mu- strm-tions, in UFllOY that it may be valuable every day. Pupils always enjoy making posters 01' mllevting Latin dvrimtives. Conversation and Latin games are an inter- esting aid to gl'mnumticul study uml vocabulary. Entrance to class each day is guinml by a Latin pass Word. 1 One. ' Hllll Fioern the student learns something of the military customs, re- ligion, zmd pol ir-nl life of 111v anzxns. The plans of Caesar's battIPs are sketched and maps made of anan towns and provinces. 1001' the first time in two yva '. there is a Virgil class and each one feels repaid for his hard work uf em'lim' yum: s they have read the wanderings 0f AOHPHS tlwy have revealed in tlul wonderful :10. minus and vivid nnrrations and may say about Virgil: In mm thim fluvii current, dnm mnntihus umhrae Lustrahunt couvpxa, polus dnm sidera pascet, Semper houos nomenque tuum laudesqne banebunt? T iIIIWIHIIHUIHI Eildunlmmumlu a ?4 wlllllmmmm HIIIWIIIH' IE2: I IUIIIIIIIIIIIHII H Egg: xmb 7; EVA 'TE mung Lg r4 7V in L k; FA Illllllllllllllllll E llllillllllllmlmhzgz mnml ICSI'JIW IAIIIIIIE- 5: 751 I37 ImlEllumI Immm Elm 9 vi 7' w m Spanish is lIecnming increasingly popular as an elective course. The department has grown large enough this your to require all the time of two lteachex The first ,h your I-lusscs are large. The advanced classPs are smaller for vnrlons reasons, Flrst, 'h M the department is comparatively now so that no nffiliatvd credih is glven. Agmn, our 1.4 ' us require only two ymrs of a foreign hmguugv for entrance, hence many til students take Spanish only two years. Samples of the work of the department are to he submitted to the State DE- partmont M Education in an effort to secure affiliation. We are applying for two units and we think we have a good chance tn get them Crmlit is nnw being offered m students who work in the Spanish clubs, pro- vided they make an average of B in their class work, and a perfECt attendance record at club meetings, The two clubs meet weekly and give programs arranged by the students and consisting of stories, simple plays, articles from magazines, poems and songs, all in Spanish. With the dues collecth the clubs plan to buy pictures, books, maps and other material that will help to create a Spanish atmosphere in the class- rooml They are also planning some social events, among them a Spanish llfiesta. BPSidOR their text books the advanced classes are using a Spanish newspaper for oral work. This paper publishes articles concerning many Spanish speaking countries. -M. B. 7! a E '5' K41 mm tel: A 75' E 7V Q4 ESE E311: 74 E h an 7 I -I Ch 'IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIE llllllllllllllllllll :43 Irlllllllllllllllllll :2: IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII' g Y1IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII g5; IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII :2; IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII I 3 '1 I74 E IWlllillillligrril11101111111111 Illllllllllllllllllu k. lilllllllttllillllll Q E's ifgL -I 6' .- i Q :1 9'1 7:! L E -foell- T119 math9matics 119p111'1111911t f991s that it 1111.: 11111119 q11it9 gratifying progress toward shaping 1111 11111911111 111111.111 that will 11199t the 11011 1111111119 119111111111 f111' utility. 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The freshmen 111-9 i11t1'oduc9d t0 th9 formula in the .1'11111t1011 0f 11'101119ms 111 110111'11 11.193911191111119 211111 volumes The sophomores moot with thpm in tm- solution of percentage 1111111 i11t91'1'.1t 111011191119. 111 variation 111111 in shop 111011191111. 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T. 3151-; QEquL 2' .1 .n The music department ix gnawing and gradually taking its plm-v iu the schuul .x. .xu tpm, Thor? zu'o Imluy faults und wonk- nvxsos yet tn he ronmiimL but WP uro dv- tPl'minml to make the music vlopurtmout us grant a force fur otlurution. vm-utiuual us i well as miltul'ul. us any of tht- uldor and better equipped tlepzu'tnwuts. As Mr. Sousa. thv famous Baudmastor said to us when here fur his converts. Hit' you mn't Invo musiv for mum sake, thou low it for its vomxm-ruiul mluet't We think this 9x- pre Ros the thnught that we would like tn have people adopt in their attitudi- toward our dopzu'tment. This your has witnessed two distinct advnncvs. the m'gnnizntimi of tho School Bands Doyml'tmvnt, and the granting of major credit for sight-singing in the High Svhnol. The Singing classes come in mn- tnct with the heat of music litvmture, hoar uumy fine remrds, got the music news every week. uml altogether have a daily music Iwriml whim is interesting and pleasunt. Enough avtnul sightvremling practice is done to give the pupil a real knuwh-dgv of tho Slltht't. but most of the time- i. lkou in singing: tlw nmstvl'st ngzinniug with the MM SPmestm'. the singing x-lass xt will prepare one whole Oratorio vm-h ymu: A film opportunity for the advanced piunu pupils of the school is offm't-ll in the playing of m-mmpauiments for tho t-hnrusos. The Schuol Bands Impnrtnwnt is the pride of the music dopm'tment. Bognn uuly this ysnr, thix depurtnu-nt has grown to fine prupnrtimis and the work done has hem of a Very high order. Our Buml :md Ih-thvstru affords training fm- tho pi'ivnto us well as the class pupil which is of inostimuhlo value. We oxpeot to have a Band fifty strong for the 1922 Football so um, and an Oi'ulle. r21 oqlmlly as large for the next musu These organizations yet ivc many more invitations tn play than they are tllllt' to 1 and, as music forces are rapidly making themselves nsvful in tho vnmmuui v school Bands Department also offers class lessons in piano study and 0111 for this instruction are held in the grammar schools. 1:3 6mat; A :3 m 1 -t 144 .1170 ii ,4 Lj; 7K X . A J r, 7 i CEEEQ- L 27 Cooking means the knowledge of all horhs, ail fruits, and balms, and spices, and all of that is healing, and sweet in fields and groves, and is savory iu meats. It means carefulness, and inventiveness. and watchfulness, and Willingness, and readiness of appliance. It means the economy of your great-great-grandmothers, and the soienec of modern ohpmisti'y. It means much tasting and no wasting. It means English thorough- ness and French art and Arabian hospitality, and it means in fine, that you are to be perfect and always, ladies, loafgivers. 7.101111 Ruskin. ' 1.;1 Production of fund and food-prepamtion are among the oldest occupations of human life, and are still most essential toI human well-heing. Cultivation and cooking of food have came down the ages into complex activities highly specialized and asso- ciated with concentrated commercial interests All people are interested in the conservation of human efficiency. One important phase of responsibility in this respect rests upon the shoulders of our American women Wthat 0f the science of properly feeding their families. In order to do this, a firm foundation is being offered our high school girls; At present our aim is to bring the school and the home into closer relationship This is done in the first tenn's work by applying the principles of cookery and food preparation. In the second term's work the girls serve meals. Members of the faculty are invited to special dinners and luncheons that are cooked and served by the girls, and eaclrtime one of the girls acts as host and another as hostess. In the latter part of this term's work they make light bread, can fruits and vegetables, make preserves, jellies, and pickles. The, girls taking the third term's work study menu making, the proper combination nf fond values, and the proper serving at these balanced men s. - The Cafeteria is oounected with the school solely for the benefit of the students. The food served is Well prepared and served in au appetizing manner. This cafeteria is not promoted for gain. therefore. all food is served at the loist possible price CKXZIKX EjQEIOEi y V M tit EKHEQIZHOLHZJOLZHOWK V 7v if V, S 4 J N1 tifft VT AV Hf'f kmah OI ya 1?; E EEESES H Domestic Art Our aim in Port Arthur High School Domestic Art Course is to raise the standard of dress among our girls. We endeavor to stress the principles of good taste, simplicity, modesty, beauty and economy. The department offer a four year course of study. This enables a student to work from the simple lines of a kimonn to the fluffy-ruffles of the dainty graduation dress. The milldy or sport suit made in the Freshman year, the pretty gingham and lawn dresses 0f the Soph's, the advanced work of the Juniors and Seniors in the making of Wool Hoffiiu suits, silk and orgnndio dresses, and accessories of dainty lingerie, show that great interest and progress has been made. And not only to the wardrobe has the mind been cast. Hemstitchcd linens, embroideried pillows, ghost towels and household articles of many kinds are exhibited with pride, Vththur these articles adorn mother's dl er or are laid tarofully in tissue paper and rose leaves as a foundation for :1 Hope Che , our high school girl can say, hI made this in school. Trips to the different Sn ts. materials and qualities nmhv the work more interesting Our ubsei'vatiun trip to the Home Laundry proved interesting. We saw how Silk and sutins were cleaned, curtains stretched, washing, ironing and pressing done, and xaw the great and costly machinery which is used for the work. Edna Smith won first prizp and Laura Gaertner second in best essay of ubsm'vatiou. Through the efforts of the State Department of Education, A Girls' Clothing Contest has lmvn organized. This is held annually in different cities for the purpose of arousing and inspiring the girls to raise their aims to a higher standard. Prizes are given for the best taste, art of good dressing, and competent work done. Three of our girls entorml this t-Ontest last year and reoeived honorable mention. This year the con- test will he hPId in Houston and preparation is now b9ing made to enter. A primary exhibition will Ira made hero and the girls receiving the highest grade in each class will he eligihle to outer the state contest. W. mmmmmmm t IOiCKQiZIEQiCIOiZIiOIY 4L! N7 l 3 w? ,2 123 WWW $112215:le m :14 L;A mIIuIIIII gIIIIIIIIIIIuIIIi I 1 E? 51111111111111! IL IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII '3; :IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Th Ivm'k in this thDIll'illlOllt has grown to the capacity of thI' buildings, and we IIIIIkI- no further miditiun tn the 1'1l111111u1'11i Imtil Hlll' 110W high $011001 building is unm- plI-twl Tho II m'k iII anklin and DeQIleI'n schools has hven exwllt'nt this seal and some humitifui work has been done in the IIle shop and foIgv shop at FI IIIIkiiI Thu full four veai' Mechanical Dlaming comse has ln'eh comploled at thp High School and some excellent tnlt'nt for dIIIwihg hIII bes-n dove e.10ped Lahiuot making Il-III'OI at high school are doing their quui high CIIISI II oil: in building the Ienthers' desks for the School Board. In the Machine Shop we now have fDln' screw cutting lathes, n Ihaper, drill press and grinder, and some gnml work is being done there 11 the Auto Shop we have added ambulance jacks, chain hoist and an air cumI pressor. I And the Board has b13911 generous enough to provide us with enough cars to keep us busy for another yPar. The students in this shop are building a heavy truck for school use which will be ready before the close of the term Progress is the slogan for this department now and when the new building 1'; complete we hope for shops second to none -T. A. Butler. 'IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Eff IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII :13: IIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIEWIWHWIS. 55: IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIEIIIIIMIIIIIIHQIIIIInIIuIIIII -111 1M1: 1W1 W33 11 111111111 MI: :W? 4 W1 4W . 1 .v- A! :I '; Lil 4'4 'i 27 THE PAST 1m The Seagull of 1913 says: All laboratories of the Port Arthur High Sehool are among the best in high school laboratories in the State and South. Two cuts in the same year hook show the Chemistry and Physi1's laboratories which were then as now on the fourth floor in the two small rooms illuminated by skylights. The senior 1lziss theu numbered 20 and the junior 10. '9' THE PRESENT e preesnt senior and juninr enrollment is 326 111111 the same rooms are used exrept that the Physics laboratory is used by General Science and P113 111 Geography While only half the floor space of 1913 is devoted to Chemistry and Phys11's In Chemistry the equipment has been used up hut replenished from time to time so that at present we have everything that is needed for all the laboratory work. The Physics apparatus has 1101. been kept up as fully as the Chemistry, but since there is 1101 as much demand for this. the one Physics class has 110119 good work. Their great inter- est in this suhject 11s it has been presented to them has enabled them to get along nicely although conditions have not been the most favorable. The Chemistry class is divided into four sections. 1111-11 student has performed over fifty expenmonts and will 1111nlyze nver fifty unknowns hefore the 91111 of the $111001 1'91112W01'k i11 el1'1't1'n Chemistery which inelmles hhtteri 19s :tm'age cells and electroplating is being studied in the laboratories. Reading of ga.atel'111111 vlee'tiic meters is given as supplementary work Soil Chemistry concerning 101111 conditions for parks and gardens is being added to the regular 1v01'k.T1'rips are made to 11 vliim'ine plant, a sulphuric acid f111-t01'3'. water purification works 111111 other chemical industl'ivs which 11112 almndant in Port Arthl eBiology laboratory is well equipped for the work 111111 is a large well lighted room 011 the third f1001'.Dis .ct ing instruments are scarce hut other equipment, 1111-11111: ing 20 compound microscopes. is in sufficient quantity. Models 1hnrts 11nd 11 skeleton are among the equipment of the Physiolngy lahoratory. General Science and Physical Geography hurmw equipment from the other laboratories 111111 are thus enabled to do a good quality of work. 7 V 11111111111129 '4 r7 11111111151: 11 THE FUTURE 7; 152 Out of 768 students enrolled 321 1111'- tnking science. If given choice some would take f0111'1'ea1's of sr'ien nnd som eless but thea awe 'age would probably be tl11'e1'.Bas1-1l on 0111' present enrollment there would he 1111 11101911 e of 0ve1'150 st111le11ts.Fu1'u high school of 2003 We should have to pr'mitle fo1'1500 students This is not too much to expect fmm 11 city like Port Al'thm. For the futme we 01' an entire science huild- ing with 11' ell equipped laboratories 11ml Llnss ruums, 01' i ' equivalent 111 11 large Central building, M 1154 MM? 7; K3 12.91 1111111111111 1111111111111 Imumumug :muninuumu;: 1331111111111 1111111111an; jililllullllllkllllll2;:lllnllllllllllllll 1111,11 m hit 7;; L A PORT ARTHUR HIGH SCHOOL '11111 hir'h .L1-1111111 building was 111111111111 111 111116 111111 at the first session of school 1111111L- 11111.1' 111111 student 111 thes e11io1' 1:105? The school has 1.1111111 g1'1'111i11g steadily ever since, 111111 1'1-11y rapidly in the 111st few years T1111 present high school has 1111 11111 1'111111111111 0f L111'1111 1111111111111 .Lixty eight 111111 the L11ni111' c111Ls 11aL ninety 1'9 1111 u11'1191L. 0111' 11i1211 .L111111111 11ff111'L 11 1011' wide1 1'1uigeof 1111 is given 1111 A- 1 classification by the $111111 111111111'11111'111 11f 11111111'ti1111 with which it 11115 the following units of affiliation: lish. 4 1111itL1: t 3 12111i ics, 1-21111it; i Ec111101ni1s, 1-2 unit; 11121111111. 2 11111111; 111111111 1111111119111 1 unit: Solid Geometry, 1-2 ,111111; Trigonometry, 12 unit: 11111111, 4 1111it.L:1'1111111i1L11.v. 1 unit: PhyL i1'L 1 unit' Biologv. 1 1111i . 11. 11111:.1', 1-2111111: 1'11.1'.Li1111l hengl'npm. 112 11111 ' 111111111111 b1i111111e. 1 1111it' H111u11 N111'L111g 1 .' unit: 11111111 111 L1 11111111 1 1-2 unit 111111111L'ti11 .111. 1 unit: V1111111211 Training. 2 1111il.L. 1111 1111- 111'1111i115:. 1 1-.. 1111iL T11x11L 11111111211L' 111111 111i1111 74 Lil ivL recognize the 111111LLifilL'ati1111 givon 11.1' 11111 Shite 1111111111'111111111 11f 11111111111111 111111 1111111it 0111'111'1111111119L 11'i11101'11111i1111ti1111. 0111' high 111111 iL111.L11 11 11111111111' of 11111 Southern AL'L'11111111011 11f Socrimhu S111111111L 111111 Fullvgps 1111111 111' 11111111 111' 111i.L' 111111 11111' L1111111111L 111111' 1111111' 1111.1' 111i1'111'.Lit.1' 111' 11111111111 in 11111 1111it1111 Stun-L- Thu 111311 Lohiml 1'11111111'1-L 11111111111111 1111it.L f111' 5:1'111111111im1. 111111 Li111'11 5011111 .L1111j91' ' 111'1111111 .1111 1111i11t1'1l. 11 L'tu111'1it 11'1111 11x111111tL 111 1,111 111 11111111111 .L'l11111111 L11l111t 111 11111L't f 111 Whii'il 11111 L11111111 1L affiliated 0111' 1'111111i1111111111tL' f111' 111'111111111i1111 11111 1111127 .L'1111'y. 2 unitL: Algebra, 2 units; 111111111 Geomvtry 1 11111811011115 2 unitL 111111 11f :11'1111'11 111111Lt I111 l'11.1'.Li11.L' 111' 1 hem ' with 11 f1'11111111111ti1'11 of '1' unitL N11 f111'11ig11 lungimgo iL' 1'11111111'11I 1111i studentL 11'1111 1-1111tt'n1p11lt1' going to College 01' Uni, 1'111'L'ii.1 Ll11111111 11111111 111 11111.L't two .vm'L' work in 11 foreign language '1'1111 .Lti111111it 111111.1' haL' outgrown the present high school accommodatiouL 11nd 11'0 11111L't Lumi 11111'11 11 111111'111111 m11111 1111'g111' building if 1111 are to ke 9111: up 0111' preLont stand- ing. 111111 1-11111i11u11 111 1111 the 1111111111111 11111110111111 11011.19 91-111111mi1'L, shop, 111111 L'CiPuce work which 1111 lime 1101111 111 the 111st few years QE 1' L El ?A f V. 1E r L Lil: V L 4:31.111 E r E 11111111111111 l, Li: 1122 E5131.- '53 Li 1111111111 E g 591 7 V .93 1111111111111 DE QUEEN SCHOOL IN a E E 0111' 01119st olememnry $911001 is 111-a1111f11111' situated in 1111- 11111'111 91111 111' 1111111. 3 Facing 115 it does 17912119911 B01111-1' '11'11 111111 1111-l 111-11' ID9111111911 Park 1111- building 1111'911115' 31E forms 11 unit with 111119111119 int1-1' T119 11191111111 111111 scope of subjects 1111111111 make 1119 1'111'1'1'1-11111111 11f 11012119911 1'1'11' unusual for 11 school of its size. Besides the 1'9g111111' 111'11111-mi1- 111-p111't1111-1it 1111-1'1- 1119 1111- Ki111191'g111't1-11, Lite1'11t111'9. Library. Domestic Art 111111 Manual Training. Music 111111 Andi- 101'i111u 111111' Playground D1-p111't1.n911ts. An 111111811111 f9111111'e of the Auditorium Department is 1111' Moving Picture Machine and Balopticun. The various teachers are 91190111'11g911 111 contribute programs from their own departments for use in the auditorium. T119 DeQun-en library is 11 1111111911 11f 1119 Memoml Lil11'111'y. Although 11111111101111- pvd to M11119 9111-111 111' luvk of room. it has grown in popularity from its establislunont 111111 How 1'1-g111111' 11111 1111' 111151105 m'e 111-1'01111111111111911 A 11111-11-11.1 is 111101111911 11111191 1111' 1'1-1'1' 9ffi1i1-11t munngoment of 1111- I101111-sti1 A1'1 t9achel' Most 11f 1119 service is 19111101911 by 1119 Dom9stic Art 111111i '1 description 11f DoQum-n 111111111 111-. 911111111919 without :- 11'111'11 0011901111112 1111' personality of 1111- 11111101 That pe-i'snnnlitlv is m111111'9st911 in 1119 spi t of good fellowship 111111 f11911111v 111- 11111-1'11ti1111 11111011 9.1.'mm1g 111'i1lcipu1,, pupils 111111 patrons 11 111111 stamps itsl-lf 11111111 0111- 1111911 111' 91119111 1111- 1111111111111. 1.x 111111 Spirit 1v11i1-11 lms 1-1111s1-11 11912110911 11111111'1-11 to 119001111- 1111111111 f111'1111-11'11191-1f111111' ' 111-111111-sy .11111 willingn mus to serve 111111 11111111 11115 brought 1111-111 0111 1111111915 111 111111111 9111111111.: in 1111- various fields 11f $111001 11cti1ity. 11111111111111 Ii: 1111111111111 1lll1111111ll1111:lEileHllelHllllUnllllllllillllllhniglmllllllllllllil V illNlIlUll1llllHII$ '1II1I1I1IHWIIII IINIIIIIIIIIIIIIHI1 3le4.. I9.f3;$;-212IIIIIIIIWHIIW'N IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIL P IIIIIIIIIIIuIIIIII 5;: IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII LEI 5 MS? r rw .9; 7;: L71 VAV :41 n: IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IE3: Ilium mag: IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII A 7:3 FA 'iJ :3 FRANKLIN SCHOOL The Franklin School is tho result of a far-l'oaching vision of our present super- intvndent 0f schonls, Mr. G MI timst He realized that the school curriculum of today wns huing changed and in order to make the changed Curriculum :1 success schuol buildings must meet its demand. So he influenced the Port Arthur Board of Educa- timi to seem? the services of Mr. Wm. B. Ittuer of St Louis, MO., as architect for a new building. The building wnt mmpleted nml was I-I-Iuly fur orcnpxuwy in 1917. It was given the mime of Franklin. It is one of the largest and best equipped build- ings iu the South. Altho it was intended to be only an elementary school, many sub- jects were provided for which in former years Were offered only in high schools, Two commoditms gymnasiums and 11 large swimming: pool, in adition t0 the roof playground. print shop, laundry, cufvteria, conservatories. manual training shops, model apart- ments 211111 lilumry are features of this remarkable xr-hool. The Innlitorium has :1 seating capacity of 720 and is provided With visual education equipment. In the spring of 1917, work was begun in this building with a faculty of 48 teachers and ll student body of 1800. The fall of 1920 ushered in the present admin- istration with Mr. Leonard Power as principal. His corps of workers, now 66 teachers and 2822 pupils, feel that in the near future Franklin Svhool will be known for the work that is done there and not for the building that shelters them. I'h ?EEIE rm h A Iml m I1; 51 e: L? m Ilmm :6: :1 Li! L 7V grain r; n E r e , J II'HIIIIIIHIIHIIIIA lmllllllllllllIl 2INIIIHIIUWIIIII IIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIEE: W. $1HIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIEE:WWIHIWIIIII IIIIIIWIIWIIIIk IHIIHIIIWIWII JIM WEE Ml 'MEWEIWIL LINCOLN SCHOOL This building was erected for the colored children of Port Arthur in 1920. It is 1111 11pm date school plant having surh 111111111111 1'11111'1'11i1'111;1's ' xtneauu heat, 1'11'L-t1i1' lights 111111 hells, sanitary drinking fountains, etc tee class rooms, 11 teachers rest: room and the principals office, each of these being fintted with 1110119111 equipment. The calmed school was formerly located on the co1'11P1' of Sixth Street and Granuis Avenun but at that time it had no name.1tis now located 011 Lincoln Avenue, from which it derives its 11.11119 The school was organized in 1905 With A.J.C1'iner 115 teacher. At, that time time there Were only six stude11ts.A.J.C1i11er remained un 11111 1908 and was suc- ceeded by 111.1V. Lawson His faculty at that time numbered four teachers 111 1914 E. Sampson was elected to succevd M. W. Lawson as principal his faculty then consisting of fine teadiel's. The enrollment f01't119 session of 1914 was 333 pupils During the present administmtion the faullty has been increased from six to nineteen teachers and the 01110111119111 to 1079 students. Besides the regular literary courses which are offered thru eleven grades there are courses in Manual and Household Arts. These afford opportunities for the girls and boys to live their present day life for their own best good and for the good of the community, thereby moulding good citizeus1 WEECE ES :1 7a! k 1...... SE L! M WSW; 1W? 1E$EIIQE 111111111111 I;::1111111111111 QMQW PORT ARTHUR BUSINESS COLLEGE Port Arthur College was born 111 the 11111111 of 11 business man, not 11 school teacher. John W. Gates was 11 poor boy W110 rose to a position of great Wealth 11nd influence. 111 developing some of his wonderful industries, he needed young people who had 11 better prepm'atiun 1'01 business than the usual. He found that moat busi- ness colleges were conducted simply for the profit in them 111111 that students were often ground out in the shortest. possible Space of time without adequate 11191111111- tion in order that n fresh bntch might be sold scholarships . M1'. Gales, the1'et'u1e, in 1909 founded the Port Arthur Business College, uThe Business 8111001 Thnts Different' The city gave ample grounds out of its park system. At his 01111 exp111se he built 111111 dedicated to 11111 young people of the Gulf Empire two 1.101111tit'111 buildings especially desiguud 101' the purpose of commercial education. 110 equipped 111111 of these buildings as 11 home for 0ut-1tho11n students 110 fittml out. the other building 115 11 first-eiass set of offices. He searched far and 1111111' 1111' the host teachers 11111111111111 111111 when he gave over the deeds made two 111-1110111111 stipulations: F11 t, that Port Arthur Business College Was always to see haw well it 111111111 111111111111 young people- for the lwttel' plass 111' positions in 1111- business world, 111111 800111111. that the institution was never to bu conducted for proflt Out of 11 splendid 1111gil111111g. t111-1-11 1111s gradually developed 11 1111111111111'111111 School which 1119 other commercial schools 111 general, which 11:15 everything that other 11min chools have. but which differs from others in two fundamental ideas 771111211 quality of work and low cost to the student. It is especially :1 school for young men and women who wish to prepare for the better class of positions This' school offers st1111dardi7e11 courses of study in Bookkeeping 111111 Shorthand 11s authorized by the Initml States Bureau of Ed11011tion.Thesc courses of study 1111111 111-11111 devised 11y the specialist in chargeo 0f the Di1ision of Commercial Educa- tion of the Bureau of Educatlon 10f the United States GovernmenH at the request of 111111 in cooperation with a special committee of the National Association of Ac- 1'1'011111'11 Connnoruinl S1'hools . La L17 1: l. 11111111111111111I;:K111111111gsll11llwlu1'luu1A 5'1111 g NMIIHIWIIMK: WEN! MEMORIAL LIBRARY T11 he a citizen of the smallest village of the United States which maintains a free school 111111 11 public lil11'.11'y is to .1't111111 111 the path of the 511101111111. procession of opportunity , writes Mary Antiu 111 1101' i11111101't111 1101111, 'The Promised 1.1u 11 1 0 011111 1.1b1111'y seeks evely 11011111119 01111111191 of so '1'ice t0 the 1101's 111111 girls. of Port Arthur 111 adding to 111911' opponuuities 101-ed1lc11t10n111 attainment. Depmtmeutul heads .110 members of the Committees for the purchase of books for Memorial I.1111'111y.Te111-hels 11150 have the privilege of borrowing hooks used in class work for indefinite periods of time Passes are issued to approximately thirty pupils every periud 111111 1111 pupils have free access to the 11111'1111y during the 110011 1111111'111111 111.10 during t111l 11011121 from four 111 six.l'311t11'11 111 ' 111111111' 11111 super- vision of teacl'u'ls use the library at any time the teacher 1193111es.Eacl1 class pru- moted from the 11'-11111111111 School to the High School has 11 journey through the library 111111 11 111111 given 111' .VIl'1'.1'.u t1'1 1111 the 1-1111111'1111111111 scheme shelf 111 11111g1'1111-11t 111111 1'111'11 catalogue. Depository libraries of 700 111111 1100 volumes respectively are operated in the High School 111111111111; 11y 11 member of 1111' 111111 of Mvmm'ial Library 111111 1011 student . i.'.1'.t11111 Those 1011111 Umstitute the .1111111101111111111'5' 111111 collateral 11'11111111'1' f01 the Hlstm'y 111111 English 111111111'11111'1111' During Children's 11111111 1V1'ek, 1 1'1 Dunuhlxon 111111 1111' tourhers of English. working in conjunction with 1111' 1.1111'1111', 1-111111111't1'11 11 questionnaire 11f hooks 111111 1.9111111: Tho1 11111-111011111111'1' 111011'1'11 that 1111' Senior cl .191'1'111y1tw0 pupils 111111 read 11 1111.11 of 4012 books. The 11111'stio11111111'e 111'1-111'111'11 Literary Digest the most popular 111'1'1111111'111 111 the Senior class. 11 T11111191'1111d the 1 :111111'1'3 0f the History department are wm'king nut 11 1'1'1Htifi1at1011 10111-11111 for 111111.11x reading. E11111 pupil 1011111113 ton history books during the 3'9111'1'91'911'01' 11 certificate. For 011011 additional four hooks 11 gold soul is 111'- corded. g: 544 .mnmm m 11mm Li 7; a EEEW 7g AVA 4 111111 1'on1'1'n1us of opinion of the Board of Education, the S11p01111te11111'nt and the F111'111t1' that the scientifk usage of hooks is 1111 11111'g1'111 part of 9111161111011 V; F; 'munun $1 Immn 1:: ETA 7; F54 MMIIMUUINIW; 1111:?111111111111MHHHWNHH :IHIHIIIHNIIKH'a H1:glg'llllllllllllllml -' It'IIIHIIHIHKIINI s IWIWWIINME IIIIHIIIIINWIW Q : ,7 4 Sr vi .9 U 7 V m 01 -g- Q; mswloi 31-3 Ema 41E I51 a m 31 39 M u 9.1 3 ! I91 -$- L91 -i$1 nmnmn Ii; IIIIIIIIImllIIIw Ii: mummmh Ea uaumnmmnl 53: E$EE.IA :5: mumwmmm Ex; Immmmm g mummm :gjmmmnmI i at m;.. cm ' '1 5 ;; HEM mmzzbmowa Es ??;ggx 5: , Vw$$$$ EL CIRCI'LO CASTELLANO OFFICERS Preidpnt Tnnie Radnu VicerPresident ,,,,, Editha Davis ,, Maxine Kuhlman Treasure 7 VVVVVV Pearl Ham-hetf Sergeant-ut-Arm N , , Jugum- Montgomery Vnnn m- Hix's Mildred Bailey 227W we; K Emma: f$mgggm Ih- Prp-inpm Victor Sherrill ViverPl'esident .V.Go1'111d lelzel'son Socrvtzu'y 111111 Mae Hauchett Sol'geanbatrA1'1ns............... VVVVVVVVVVV Thomas Lackey T110 1uv'1uhm's :11'0: 11111191111 YmmghlomL Daisy Dunn, Ima Hawthorne, Pauline Elkhh, Ix':'ltl11'linv 1110111115011, William L'uuk, Williv 1:. Lnlcoln, Lorenzo 31111111, Thomas Lmluy , 111'l I4ipoft',l101'z1 Mathews, Elite Groig, Em Guidry, Margaret Carter, Lilla Mm llumlwu, Autney Map D1111i1'1'11, Junie leuu, Lawrence Vidrino, Victor Sherrill, Gerald 1L1llo1 um Pout'l Pn-n'l'sou, Mary Frances Lively. Alice IIatclwr. Darrow Babcock, English 1511111111111, Byrd 512111111111. Fplun 1mm. Churlie Coleman, Teresa Naglo, Elmer lex'on, Gertrude McGuire, Fred Stem ey, Mary Belle Noille, Clarence Sims, Byron Dnuly. Mary 011291111X, Bertha C'lzezuu. Allie Sikes, G901'gia Baker, Martha McNeil, Kathcriuv McGuire, Johanna M fir, E11013 Provost Hattie Laughliu, Eloise W,00d Olive Kut 1101', Naidu Alexnndm, Rayford Kinnl'd Bertiu Lawrence, Agnes Watson. Earl Marsh, Wilma Montague, Bernice Blair, Maria Oberlee, Margaret Aquilina 23m X xv EWWCKXZM ENGLISH LIBRARY STAFF Top Row. Ivft m rightiwnmn NON. Frankie Hyde. Lois Majors. P-ntlmu Row. loft m right Lymlvll Muyfold. Gladys Baku: EA 'GLISH LIBRARY This is the second your that the English Library has horn in opomtinn at the High Svhonl. ' Tlmn- woro about one thmwlml hnoks brought over from tho Memorial Liln'ury at tho lmginning 01' Ibo full lol'm :md hunks have how added from umnuy :mm'uing: from fines until llwrv are now approxinmtvly olvvml humlrml hooln. There are two kinds nf hunks; rvgulnr two wookx' hooks and rofm'vm-n lumks WhiCh are used for one Imriml. Two wovk hunks nro givnn uut from 8:30 until U and from 3:15 until 4:30 Ilvaronro hooks are givt-n out during the fivo minutvs inlmu luisx'in'u lmem-n 11011de T110 prvsont mum that is used as a liln'n tho sludvnls wlm hm'v m use i is not largo emmgh tn nw-ummudzm- .1x- t-wry snuh-m in tho High Svhuul must 11w linglixh 2 must rend :1! lmsr six' lmul. dm'ilm tho st'lmnl v 1r. Will'n tlw uwv High Srhrml is built. W0 ham to have n 'go mum nsml only : lilv.:u'y whore thirty or unm- studonfs L'tlll study Him: 1m- d. L ! gag Q X: a A LK U V -. at 10K; mmmmmp .11- 123' A HISTORY LIBRARY STAB ' T2111 R2111: 12-ft 121 1'ig11ti212-11'2-1 shuns. 1112121112 1121112-1', Munis Suunne-rs. 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L4 COLORS GPPPII uml XVlIite OFFICERS Pre ilhmt Minnin Lee Odom Vico-l'l'esiden Meltnu Tronsurmt . V ' s Summers , :1 nliue Bu rrvtt Secretn 1 BO LL OF MEMBERS Jewel Slmltz Willie B. Linmln Alberta Inglish Marjorie Miles Polly Smith Johanna Szut'ir Il'um Ln V0110 Bossie- Allen Bill'nit-o Blair Minnio L90 Udnm Ruth letou Mnl'vis Summers I'nuline Barrett Rlu'u Jane Lluyd S1mnsuH WmmnIIIg-AgnummmumlnElnumlm lllllllllllllllll E Kellmummuulugmmmmm Elmunumlmmg M.EE uluunuumnigjummmulmw' :6: mm 5:1: IIIIIIuIm V A mull gt 7 Q E 03 03 0 ti OFFICERS Prusidont ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Irving Goldhm'g Virv-Pl'vsith-nl Inlm Donaldson Sm-rvlurern-zl. ' mstove Vaught E31 mus 7:! K74 MOTTO Always be hnmu :1! nine 79' 5?; Ill 61E V A FLOWE R V A Russian Thistle m5? m Q 44 7: a r ROLL OF MEMBERS i'ln-isliv Fhmuamp, Pln'istiv tlu- .luku Mm't'l' I:lmlmo,,,,,, 'm if Murff John Irmmldsnn r . Timid Johnnie Lluytl Vn1kv Ollnt Mv Ulll V21tkt ' ' Thnmnx' 1:0 m1 7 'Nuff said BOWA'V lidwnrd Lunghlm. Better Yet Luughlin Slvn- Vnnghtm . Innncvnt Stove Hurry Gm'lwn , Four d GPI'hUnSq N0 the P-lxmk HWayward Walter ... Glnri0us Glen lIm-luy lcddiugslun ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, IIm'd-bnilod Hurley EKG - E93311: ES E1315. 7; I'd IA E ESE :3 ?A r- 5 $11- 7 k n I , . 1 sWImuummumgumnmnunm:9:unmummngmmnmmmmI71? .1 mam w 01 03 0.F.CI11b was organized 1110 1111191 11:11: of Novomhm, 111111 is cmnposod The F. entirely of High Senior gi1lsiolev 911 of 91.111 The club tolms :11'9 Lav 9111191' and Green; the flow 111', the Wild Violvt; 111111 the motto, hNobody Cultivated I'Sinii'e- Wild 1 THE MB MBERS ARE .J'Gingm' Windy Mz11'y Virginia 11111111191 . 16111111 1111111.... Lonixo 11111191 1101111011 31011111111111 M11 I'gn 1'01 Krum Annie 1111111 1112111. 1101111 1111: 111111151 1'11 1'1'111'. 11111 11111111 Burma 11111111119 1'1'11111 3111111'1 S111110.. . l'ully Erizw W7 W9; Lil Q mmuhE t Ell 7V 9; Squeeze 21 dollar Vtill the Eagle screPches AIM To do and undo everybody we can. 7V 7d 91 -EE ROLL OF MEMBERS Beryl Cl'ist ........ Lurd High vaper of the Golden Key to tho Cigar Box Tubby Lawson . JTake AIY Lamsou Oliver Latllamu... 493W Nothing Latham George Riven. . Dust Proof Rice DPSmOlld Sec euny Sucker Secrest Steve Vanghr 1 Steve Frazier Denho................. .7 Mm.. .... ...... .............. Ai1'-Tight Deubo mill? 4 7 Ll .. 1 I t 7; V;V i ; , , , ' : .A-SJWEMHHW a HIMMMHEWE .w EglmnmmmmmElmummuum g mlmmmnm:gmlmunnnumlL1, EM! VA M? A IIIIIIIImI11IIIII mtg M U; El E3711 The Beauty Contest It W115 in the Seagull office. The day was drawing to 11 close The Circulation 111111111211 111111 in his web 11 victim and was extracting 1WD fifty from 111111 1111-1111 11111111111. For the moment 1111 W115 excitement 11111 with the Seagull 50111 11110 the vi1tim gone, a feeling nf v'aenmy swept 01'e1'11.1' We fought 11111'11 to rid ourselves of the feeling hut M1411111-h111y came 11111 winner 111111 11i111111-11 at 11111' spi1i11' 1ik1l 111111111111'1' nibble 111 the 11uit of 1111 idle auglel 0111- souls were pierced with 111111111 even 111 11 tin can is pierced with nail holes, for the Editnr-in-Chief 111111 110111- Iess work than anybody with the sole exception of the Busi- ness Manager. who h11n1111't done a thing since the 12111 of September, it 119111;: 1'e- 001111111 othat 011 that day he muntel e11 forth 111111 31111011110911 that 1111' Seagull would go fifty 11111 Year. 1Ve11'me 11110111 to give up in 111-51111i1 when with :1 stroke of genuine 111111 11'1 1111m111't111ize 111111 f111 '1-1el the 111111111111 3I111111g1'1 jumped up 111111 in n burst of enthusiasm 1'Iid, HLet's have 11 Beauty Contest! We won- 1111111011. 111111111 e to Ditk the fairest and most popular girl in 11 '1'11111 11'11: where the rub 0111.110 in, But the e11111u1instic Business M111111g01 1111' 111111 it 1V0 11eti11e11 10 11-11 the 1'01e1 111 a 11e1m1' e11h. T1111 111111t111'111-11t 110111111 the student 1111111' 111 the United States, so We derided 10 take 11 chance. And 1111 of us 1111111111111 11111'1'01't1111. We decided to Sell the votes at 11 Denny nch. T11 Editur went before 1111' student 111111.1' Rand explained the process of nomination 211111 election E11011 class 11111.11-11111'1-1- 11111111- dates, 11 beauty contestant, 11 popular contestant. 111111 their 11111 It VVtIS decided the enntest should last 11110 week. The fi1'11 111'0 11111's 11111 1 1111I01't 11' out ahead 11110111 as fast 11.1 11 siek 1.111110. But 011 W'ednrsday the Freshman 1111.1 1101:1111 111 show some spirit 111111 started lhe 111111 rolling 11v casting 6110 1'0101' fm- their 1-11111111111tee. The Seniors eollldn't hear to see the Froshie. in the lead 511 they 1111111 11 council of 111111' 111111 resolved tn win the 1-111111-1'1 if it took thei1' 11111 1111111112 Thin' 1' morning the Senior candidate was 111101111. The Sophomores 111111 11nt lmen i111e. fni' the 1'ntes: hEing 91151 f01' their most popular girl 1ve'1e sleadiiy 1111-1e1'11ing. The Juniors 115 usual 01111111 not come to an agreement with thomcelves. .10 thev split Things Wert- he'ginning to get exciting Bleeding healts were lving overvwhere Friday morning. and still the contest raged. One boy fmgat his 111115 affiliations 111111 promised to vote for 1111 six of the gii'Is. in him. then in despair went out, 111111 tried to hang him- self. hut the attempt failed utterly. Yet. there i1! Still hope. for we see him hanging around some of the girls. At fnm' P. M. the contest closed in 11 111111111111 0f cheers 11nd exeitement 111111 the interest centered in the office where Class Spirit, Cupid. and 11 committee appointed by Mr. Carter emmted the votes. After about five tense minutes 111' waiting Mr. Carter got up on 11 chair 111111 announced the winners to 110: Lona an. the most 11e111itifl11 tcheers from the St'niors1 Lillian Holtnn, the most most popular 10110011 from the SophM and Baker Barnes. the. most typieal jellyhesm 1111112119 from evei'yh011y1. The pmt'eods'nf this contest went to the Seagull 111111 the Staff rests assured that the cnntest was enjoyed 111' 1111. HHIIIHIINIII E51: vi: kvl 'T A mun? E L?l 7? am IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII' 'IIII:IIIIIIIIIIIIII1?jI:1:111:1IIIIIIIIIII1 'nIIIIm:IIIIIIII11? '1: $3 ?j1IIIuIIIIIIIIII1II:2:IIIIIIIII:IIIIIII11: 11111111111111: 11lmnlmlllllll1l1L ,ka m . x pwgwmnuw 3 O a 4 7 l n, L, . o . f Pm. l . w .. r I. . Dr S, .. I Q wwgdmmmwo HQMeW , EOEUxxUQJ .9 m 9 EQW away WW mam mawwwww Bey st Beautiful Girl AM Q0 OilgiKHZUKNIZIOIZKXK XJOlzlelzlGEEnggM it ? m IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII EIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII E IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIg IllIIIIIHIIMI IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Igl IIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIttIlIII 1mg, ORATORY ,. , W - For a number nf yo: s t 9 High Sclmnl has hepn sponsoring several annual til KIIE m-atnrical contests. This year much interest has been manifested and under the able 31E diret-tiun of Miss Rhea June Lloyd, public speaking teacher, some successful debaters uml devlaime-rs are expected to he developed. Although a Dmnusthem-s or a Cicero has not yet hem discovered, cuustnnt and persistent effort Will bring us well nigh upon the point of success. The first rout ,, s of the year are held to decide on representatives to the dis- trict int 'holus iv league meet. This year, tht- number of entries in the preliminary deolnmatmn contest was unusually large, and the contest was unusually spirited. The final mntvst was held before the general public in the Franklin School auditorium. H. S. Singletary and Pearl Hrmchett were chosen as our representatives after a close fight. Only one preliminary dvbate was held this year. Elbert anson and Irving Goldberg heing devim'cd the winners. Naomi OlNeal and Irene Dupluutis, having no opposition, were automatically appointed to represent us in the girls debating contest The district contest is to he held in Orange 0n the ch of April. and with these able lloohlimors and d raters we fevl assured that Port Arthur will mme away from the meet with honm Our pllhlil spirited citizen. Mr. W. P. McFarland. has made possible an annual Ileolanmtinn contest whirh is hold in the Franklin School auditorium during the Com- menr'ement week. The hay and girl winners nf this onutvst are each awarded a gold Watch. This has become one of the institutions of our school, and the Port Arthur High School, thrnugh this volume of the Seagull wishes to extend its thanks to Mr. Mt-Furhmd for his gem-n ity and his interest in this work. As the Seagull goes to press too Vonn for the results of this contest to he tabulated. it is a safe guess that this contest will wax wm'm. judging lIy the ahility mm the muuher 0f entriusl The student body is behind these activities. and by continued effort in this line of work. we may develop in our st-hool an art that will he nppi'eoiated hy both the sohmxl 21nd tlw town. and Port Arthur High may gain to her advantage a reputation l a producer of ol'ntm's. m ?:mmmmmul g a V L w I 4V A Immeh a a g Ljd V L 3: Il-III VT $4 I' I m 74V 5;; AN ESSAY ON THE COW QIII-m How the pupil put it: I' e cow is u good animal. She has two horns and twn eyes, and gives milk which is good to drink. She has four legs, and eats grass and hay. Some of them um roll, 11nd have lung tails. How the tem'her says it ought to be: The female of tho hnvino genius is a ltenefivial mamnl. This numimmt quad- I'llpeli is possessed of eorneous protuberances projecting from the ovoiput: her Vision is binocular, and she yields an edible and nutritious lacteal exudation, She is quad- rupedal and herbivarinus, assimilatiug food in both the succulent and exicated state; some nf them chromativally correspond to the seventh coolr of the spectrum, and they are endowed with caudal appendages nf exaggerated longitudinality. is a L r 74V I52 E921 L' vg- T MIME IIIMIMIWII i3 L:A 7; .- 7: mm Elm r; L?l 1W Gus signing ring contracts ugh E.E ..x l ' h IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII ' : IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII ' I Immuuwm E IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII'I L9; .I IIIIIINIIIIWIII ' VIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIEI z? IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII If: IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII I? Lg F4 Q1m1l$lmm1 W 7V 1.91 V A 44 Kg 9 3-: lu-1 El E 75V 1m :3 V 11 E31 ;! r 514 QII-In V I g E? V A m E V; Eglilllilllmllillllii a Ii'lllllllllllllllill L illllltlltllltllli' E llmllmizgizillllllmllmlll FRESHIE'S PRAYER Now I lay me down to rest or tommrows awful test; If I should die before I 11'11',e Thank the Lord 110 test Ill take. T9a11191'211911111i11g 011 the 1-hi11o191'0s1 'I must bog at you to giw' 1111' 110111 undivided attention, fm it is ubsnintely impossible f01'y011 to form a correct idea Of this hideous beast, unless you keop your eyes on me Frankie : Bill : 1Speaki11g of writing on thesisi nI think I'll write on nuts. Whatchn gonna do, write an autnbiography? Roy : nVthtclm gonna have on for Friday uight'F' Curtis: uWhy my clothes of cours 9 Gerald Ralzersen: 1S911time11ta1 Iikoi uMiss Posey, I want to thank you for what I have learned while I have boon 11111191' your supervision. Miss Pusey: tScntimentaI likei uDon't speak of it, it is only 11 triflef, Mr. I'ptou: Preston : they are Short, UGive an example that hoat 9xpa11tis 111111 90111 contracts, IVelI-el'qner, in the Summer the days are long and in the Wintor A DEEP, DARK, CRIME A cautious look around he stole, His! mg of rhink ho chunk; F1111 11111111 :1 111111911 smile he smoie, And many a wink he 1111111111 119 corked his 9111' so he could hear, E11011 1-11911' he softly thawed; 119 110:11'1-11 a sigh 211111 shed a tear, A1111 cullod for little Maud, II 1111 IlIIiV pyes and laughing hair. tlo Maud Propt out : With that like 111i119 mm a fume as fair She got ready for the clout. But 1111' that Clout it n91 91 13111119 1111 11111111 shall it come For Maud st9pped 011 the ozzey 11 01m Al 111 the slimey 119911 1111s 110110 i111 111111 'l'nhl 1' :wIIImINIIIM! 57?: I 1111111111 E:- ' I IWIIHIIHIINIIII a Illllllllllllllt :LAV mmIIIIIIIIIIII; 4 7 h IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII llllIllIlllIllllII F IEIMIWIIIIIIIWIZ Miss Donaldson: Gus, do sit down and quit making so much noise. Gustavo: WVell Miss Donaldson, I would but I can't get my feet under the desk. Report cards are just like women you cant tell anything about them until you get them Ike: I'Ynu could Walk very gracefully it' it were not for two things? Tuhhy: What nre they? Ike: Your feet. Boyrl: uWhat was that? I didn't hear it. Clarice: What are your ears for anyway? Beyrl: Why, to keep my head from falling through my collart IDown in Mechanical DrawingI Edwin: Say Mont, lend me your rulert Mont: How long do you want it? Edwin: iIWhy, 12 inches of course. Miss Trice: IWho has just arrivvm I'Aro you :1 studont horo? Raymond: N0. Mam. I'm here on a life sentence. Miss Donaldson: UWhnt is the most interesting hook you have read? Rudolph Erickson: Hit'k's HNewcomer Andrews. Tencimr: Can you 1911 how iron was first discovered? Student: Yes. sir. Teacher: HW011. tell the class about it. Student: uI heard pa say yesterday that they smelt it. AV AIIIIIII K? L E Miss Tanner: l'I think you can find some houses hora that rent for $25, i Mason Barron: uWell. here is a bird that has lwon lookin for one.' Class: u011! Mason this is so sudden! - Willie Palmer: iWhy are Aline 11nd Erma so sore at you? g Hick: I told them that they looked alike. IEI 7'3 Mrs. Mossmun: What is a .ground hog? 'IIIIF nIIIIj LA Lillian: Sausage, I suppose Mrs Patterson: ni'liw 2111 oxampie of 0119 1011;: sentr'm'e. Ed: uImp1i's.onmont fm- life. IV 32 Lawrence: uI havonit slept for days. B3: uS'umttox', sick? Lawrence: N0, tried sleeping nights? 11031:; mu Bn'uit'e: iiI 1'91 tnlnly envy Ida Belle when she laughs. Blanche: Why? Bernive: There seems to he so much of her having 11 good time? ESE Valmn to MisR Gilstmp: Seoms to me like you called my name twice. Avery: You heard the 001101 la a First Bny: lWWII: that Hickey who just passml 11s with that girl? Somml Boy: YPs. that was he- B0 wasn't he smiling some at her? First an: IT tell 9111! You kn now Job hn if you was to gi1e me a dollar to mt off my hpnd. I'd give him 750 to smile like. that than all I d have to do would be to out a little st1 1p of skin at the back of his neck. x L'A It is alleged that one of Mr. Uptnnis pupils 1'an t0 Plass 0111'. morning and de- clared ho had found 11 cure for baldness. Of course Mn Upton became very much interested and he said to the boy: HWhnt is this wonderful discovery of yours that will cure baldness ? Hahn Answered the boy. Va; L44 7 m V :41 l4 7; TII s b: I s IIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIII :51 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII E; IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII ' IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIiIIII:T: :IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII I L71 IEIIIIIIIIIIIIIII I I I II ';V II7 IIIIIIIIIIIII-IIII K1AIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII L ewe: Miss Martin: What kind 01' books are the most valuable? Ed. Laughlin: 'Tocketbooksf' Mos thigh school studentts think Home1 was 11 Grecian poct Wlluse chief works were me oddity and 11191 Explaining to Miss Donalson is like going into a shower hath with an umbrella ewhnt's the use. Clifford Taylor won the first prize awarded by the College Pharmacy fnl' kick- ing Vernon Bammert in the head and missing his mouth. The manager has announced that he will have 11 standing offer throughout the school term. of 1111 101- 01-eam cone 1 to any boy 01' girl who can accomplish this feat. This Annual has hoon 11 slim'oss homuso. of the one thousand and sixtyrnne 1:1le gestions offered the Stuff, we have used only five A CHEMICAL ROMANCE Saidw Alltom unto Molly 01:61, you 010110 WI ith 9? And Mollly Cule did quick 9retort, Theres no affiuit ty. Beneath the 'loctric light plant's shade Poor Atom hoped he'd metro But she eloped with :1 11150111 base And her name is now Saltpetre. WE WANT TO KNOW- If Mason Bm'lon will ever smile? If Henry Gerhens will 01'01 get 911011211 sleep? If Gemge Rioe will evor he six feet thiee? If Clifton Byrd will over get to 8011001 011 time? If Helen P111191 will 01'91'110 a 111-11110tt9? If Oliver Latham will ever he. sensible? It' Miss Donaldson will ever forget td assign a lesson? 1f the Stuff will ever agree absolutely? If some of us will graduate? lf Margaret Kramer will ever be 211119 to sing? If Beryl Grist Will ever have a date With 11 girl? If Edward Laughlin will ever be natural? If the Seniors will ever have :1 11111100? If Willie M110 Clark Will ever be absent from :1 football game? If Wilma Nott will ever fail to bring up 1191' lescons? If the Moon is made of green oheeae'l If Annie Ruth's eyos 111-9 lavender 01' blue? IfV Vernon Bammert will ever feel hurrahed? 1f Flizaheth Plichnrd will quit giggling? If Mr. Dotson is good looking 1f th'lie Palmer will ever smoke 01' drink? It HVeto will ever forget the Army7 1? the Students will ever stay away from Armstrong's at. nonn? If anyone ever thinks of the Janitor? WE HAVE FOUND OUTv- That Miss Tanner frequently puts the gloves on for a few rounds That Mr.B11tle1 s 0111' 01111 11't make one hundred thirty miles an hour. That Mr Smith witnessed Chu Ching Chow. That Miss J Gilstl'ap used to have a sense of humor. That the equator is not 11 menagerie lion running nrmmd the earth. That the g1 eateet nutmeg will some day meet a g1 'at 01' That nvygen is not an eight sided figure. That the f0111'th period is the longest. That tl10 snap course days aro gnuo. That we need a new High Schoo at editimz Hm Semmll has been just like 11 pair of tight shoes it has taken our mind from 91 erything elsn. V i 11 511E. El 11 1.1 mmmv'gum m11111111111111 f: 11111111111111 WI 59111111111111 inluumlmgmmm 1 llmmmniglmm . 1 151 $37 1: MQQQIQJQQLZJQ J ' VHKXZJIV 1:19: Di 1 gggzglmm: Mr; W? f-WJ MERRYVILLE TEAM ENTERTAINED The Maroon 111111 Gold. 1111 1111- afternoon 01' 001111191- 8111. played 1110 Merryville eleven 11 fast and furious 12111119 11111 011 the P10351111 P101: 0111' 1101's 111111111111 11111110 1111-, 1121131111 and we 11'01'e 1111 very happy. So 111 make 1119 1'11'1111'1' more 111511111: 111111 still more pleasurable 111e Senior Class gave its first 11111'11' that night 111 1111- 1'11111111'1' 0111112 The members 111 1111- 111111111111 teams 11'e1'0 i111'i11-11 111111 11'111-11 111e sn1-1i11 111111 11118 started rolling they 5111111011 1111 111 11 1111111! T110 01'1'111-111'1 111111 2111 111111. .11 11111111 . 111' 11011 211111 so did 01'01'1'1111111' vlee 11110111111111: 1111- 11111- 1101's 11'1111 1111111'1 x1111 ! 111 11'01'1'1' 11111011 111111111 their 111-1'1'111 111111 11110111110111, Th0 111111112 01'1-111 11'111 11111 111'01' in fine style 211111 1-1'1-1-y11110 went 11111110, 110111111111: 11 111 110 1111- 111st 11'0 111111 112111 in yours. v HOUSTON CENTRAL HIGH TEAM ENTERTAINED 011 the morning of Friday. 0ct11be1' 21, several cars full of 0111' girls' went up 111 Beaumont 111 meet 11111 Houston Celm'nl 111111111111 team 111111 bring 1111-111 111 Port Ar1h111' 10 play a game 11'i1h 11s 111111 afternoon. The hoys were shown a good time 1111 morn- ing and after 111e game that afternoon 111e girls 11111-1- 1he supervision of Miss Thnmp son, served 110111 1110 11011311111 team 111111 the Maroon 111111 G11111 1101's with a huffet Supper 111 111e Franklin $011001 1-111'1-101'111. Afterwards 1111- girls 11111k 1111- H1111s11111 111111.11 10 the 11111-1'111'111111 s1211i1111 111111 saw the 1101's off. 0111' girls 111511 11211' 91'111'011 11 g1'e111 moral victory for they 111110011 11s 1311 the Gnod Hostess Map. SOPH PARTY Friday night, Oetoher 14, the 81111115 1111 111111011 11111 111111 gave 11 11111'11' 111 Curtis C0c111'1111'sl127 S1-1'e111h 5111-01. 1V111111 111111 one grand 211111 motions time 11 seems 115 if 1119,5911i01's also 111111011 0111 f111'1hev smle the punch 111111 H119111 it Lateid they came, 1111111 with 111e 1-m111y l1111ke1 111111 their10111'0s1-11111111'e T111111y 1:1111- 11s 11 very impromptu speech e111itle11 h'1Vhy we did it. T111111 10 crown 1110 whole thing Edward Lnughlin 11'11s 11111'1'011'1-11 111111 12111011 11111 10 1110 graveyard 111 111111' African 111111 wifh the 81101118, 111111 the wild 111111 11'11011' 11111- 11111-1- 111111 111111 if he threw 11 $01011 111- 11111111 1'i11e 1111011 111111 if he lost he was 10 Walk. He. 1110 1111-111' 11110, 1111-011' 11 31-1'1'11 111111 was safely 1'1-s101'1-1l 111 our arms. IEQEEIKO FRESHMEN HALLOWEEN PARTY The Freshmen Uhserved Halloween this year 111111 11 party given 111 the Franklin School gymnasium. Vi'e were not in 111e least afraid of 1110 111'01'1-1'111111 ghosts, 11111 We will admit, 111111 the Smiors 1-1111se11 us more 1111111 11 little nnxioty 1111' we 111111 he111'11 1111-1' wore an the war-p111h2 T1111 f0s1i1'i1ies 1101:1111 111'1111111111' at eight 11'1-111011 111111111 1119 leadership of 0111' aims president 11. S. Singletal'y. The 11111111 features of the, 1-1111'1'1111111119111 11 e11' 111e m.111v 1111111111 111111 1111000 1'1lstun1es 111111 111e refreshxnenm. The latter 111111 1101-11 110111 1111111-1' 110111 551111111 1111 011'111'11g, 011 1111- list 01' 01111110101105 we 111111 Mr. G M. Sims. 0111' 811111-1'11111-11110111 11 was 1110 first time he 111111 01'01' acted in this 1a11111i11' for 11111' class 11111 h1- 111111111011 1111' job in fine 111'111-1'. ! hp 7 A 'V E FOOTBALL BANQUET 011 1101011111111 9111, 111 1111- High $011001. :1 111111111101 was given, eomplmenting the uY01l1'1w .1 e1 tenmv Shaded 0191'11'1'c lights $11011 11 1'11x'y glow over 1111- 1'110111: 11111117 in: 01111111 1111 1-e11t1-1' pieees of Maroon 111111 1111111. 111'ig111011011 the tablet 011 011011 1111110 was 11 1'111'0 111 roses. 111111 111111'9-1'111'118 hearing 1hr- 1111m0s 111111 1111111111111- 11111111011 fontlmlls During the evening: 8111111 1111ks were 11111110 111' M12 1'11111'1 V111 V1111 111111111, 'e K A, Young, Mr, Sims, Mr. 02 J. 1'1111111-1', 111111 01111011 I111tsn11 T111- 1711111111 '011 1111- 11'111'11 111' 1111- 111115 during 1111- year 111111 91111011110011 11'11i1-h 1101's would receive 10111-1 Some 111' 1111' 1101's tried to 5:111 1111'111'11'i1h $111119 111' 1110 wele 11111111, 1 srnvor'I-djrmy 1--'111l1a1111 111g 10 111- :111 . Wi1111- I'111n101' next 1'1'1115 01111111111 .11111 111- 11111110 11 short sp1-1-1'l1: it me lmyf s11111m11 11111 11111 the best team e1'e1 T1 1x 111111111101 11'11s 111'1-11111'1-11 111' the m1-ml'01's 111' AIRS Thompson's 1111n11-eti1- s1-i1-111-1- Mass, Musio was f111'111 11-11 111' 511101-1011 musicians f10111 1111- music 1191'111'1u1e111. All 111' the 1101's 111111 girl. 11111111111111 1111.4 11 most delightful evening, MID-TER-M SENIOR DAY You 11111111 111111 lime 1111110 1111 1111-1'1- 1111 V illuge 1111-111 01111011 W1111111 1111 is 11111 fi111-s1 111:11'1- in 1110 11 111111 1o 11111'1- 11 11 $14 11i111it outside 111' 1110 111111111 111111'.1111 Yele .1111'xt11111- 1'111'11.111' 1111- Y11s1-111i1e Valh-y You run :11 s11i111111111g, 1111111111 sightsvoiug, g L71 Illuamumul $1 11111111111111 '4 11111111111111 3: 6: IMML 1111111111111 Slllmmu umm1 7V e $1M 3'1: V-V BEEF: 111111111111 Ei-I immatmfgwmaauuul 1111111 sit around under the trees and listen to the birds, 111111 Josh, and 11 hundred 0t 1111' 1' 9,11 thats where the Vlid- Term Class had their pienie 011 October 12th and We did everything named above, induding listening to a Byrd. The weather Was 11 bit mid though and so we had to 1'er on Beyrl 111111 Gerald to furnish much of the days 1111111'si1111s. An abundance of fried L'hitken kept Goolge and the rest of the boys from getting lost away out in the piney woods, for the dinner basket seemed to he 11 bit more popular 1111111 explorations. Ahout five P1 11L we piled into the 0111's 111111 enjoyed the long 111111 joyous bounce back to 0111 P. A. SENIOR WEINER ROAST At 7 n'eloek P. 31., February 10th, the Seniors met at the Library 111111 from there went on nTemp's truck to the city park in Port Neehes to 1'1 st weiuol's, tnast marshmallows and incidontly have a uGall Feast . When we arrived at 0111' desti- nation 111111 got the big bonfire to roaring and the weiners t0 sizzling everybody began to feel at home and we had a great time listening to Oliver Latham's dry wit 31111 Miss Pasey's overflowing l111mn1'.Afte1'ove1'yone had 111111 111.: fill of 11'ei11o1's 11nd marshmallows we. took a moonlight hike to the pump for :1 drink of tSh llip' then 101111911 0111'sel1es 011 the tluck 11nd started for home singing 11nd jokmg and laughing. SENIOR DA PICNIC 011 it, give it the juice, 11'e haw- stm'ted at Inst. It was the day of days. the one thrill that comes in 11 lifetimHSenior Day. Everyone met nt the library 11nd We crawled 0n the Lone, Star Transfer Com- pany's big truck 4111111 trailer. We were just getting settled when we eame tn B11111d's Bond. 0111' driver tried to turn the corner. but the steering gear sprung 111111 we went 11111111 foremost into the ditch WNCH 110 one got hurt not even scratched. How 0011111 a Senior get hurt. Well. that t1'11ek shed thd crowd just as if it was something poison A couple of 11: went 111101: to town got 11 t1 ,11tk came back out, 11n11itched the trailer from the truck'1 in the ditch pulled it out and We lesumed our Jo111ney toward XVondrow. We got to Beaumont without any mishap except having tn st up the truck 11 ha 1t a dozen times to regain hats, shoes. cameras, and sweaters that were aceidentlv dropped off As we were threading our way through the, metropolis of Beaumont same one yelled out the bright suggestion that We Should go by the Beaumont High $011001. is exdamation was greeted with an applause of app1'.o1'al We rolled around to Beaumont's most prestiged institution 11nd ploeeeded tn 11111111 them the laze. They wouldn't even let out a peep so we went on to the city's drug store and proceeded to tank up for the remainder of the trip. Literature of various and sundry smts were enjoyed the rest of the trip. When about 11 mile above Village Creek a young sand pile barred further pro- gresx. So we devided to spend the day at Village Creek. It was 11110111 110011 s0 We arranged the spread. M1111! M1111! I never knew there was that 111111311 fcml-stuff in the world. Leave it to the Senior Class to clean things up, though of course with Misses Tanner. Dnanaldsnn and M1'. Uptou's help. We enjoyed the afternoon at boating, swimming, African golf, listening to the dirges on the player piano and cooling 0111- spring fever. The gang took in the country store 111111 bought them out 11f licorice and red soda water, Bugle call for retreat was called at five o'clock and the calls were continued until 1111011t six o'clock when the last strays came struggling in. We cranked up Mr. Fmd's cousin and started 0111- joyful trip homeward. By the racket we made it would have made you think we were just starting nut 0n :1 trip Songs 50 kes 111111 11111 arney were. handed out in profusion. As we, chugged into Beaumont 11e began kidding the, natives this afforded 11s quite a bit of amusement till the down town uhaznblwzger stand heaved in sight. Here we stopped and ate tlngyzies 111111 thank pop on the house.1Ve again stalted 0111' wnvwal'd j011111ey 111111 111' as Nederland where we stopped td give our uPierce Arrow :1 swi We slipped up as far as Griffing Brothers' Nursery Where nFeTix struck on us again and we had to send an S. 0. 5.131111 to Port Arthur for gasoline. Coach Dotson event up in his ttfom- awheeled Coaster and proved himself 11 17011111: Lochinvar 111' donating a quart ofg h! at last we glismped into 0111 P. A. a tired but. happy crowd With the added satisfaction that no other Senior Class had anything on the class of H22 . JIMWIIIUHJ IHIIIIIIIIIIIIIHHIs11111110111111Elliilllllllllllllli5,1 1 L llHlllIlIlllllilI kTlllllllllllllllhll '1IIIHIIIHIINNI1 1 rt 977 .r, 1 WV .42 E :5 AA V n 41E m memens .. A 7-; F EEE :,$ 19in 22 llulllllllullll 3 . . mummy :ijjlmmmuum . l LCI SCHOOL CALENDAR Sept. 12;The old grind s 1113: Se-pt. ISISclmol out in '. 9 days. Hurrah! Sept. IDiThe Senior Cla i organizes, Sept. 21-Supliomore Class urgmlizesi Sept. 2273305111112!!! Clu ' follows suit. Septl 2FGus signs ring contract. Sept. 25AT0 keep in practice, Gus signs another ring cuutrnct. Sept. 27IAt last! The Junior Class organizvs. Sept. 2$ilHi-Seui0rs Disappointment Day. Last day allotod fur Froslnivs tn wvnl' s ull caps. Sept. 29ITlle School Band holds first rehearsal. Sept. SOISchool Orchestra holds first rehearsal. First Pep meeting, St'nior Class eting Oct. 1763-0: Port Arthur vs. Vinton. Rain, 110 Senior party. Oct. 2IBegiiming to look like the Seniors will have two class rings, as Engraving Company states ring contract cannot be cancelled. Oct. 3716131. meeting of Law and Order Committee. Oct. 5-Gus signs another contract. Horrors! Stuilentsl Cuuncil nrganizvd. Octl Gillulpli Palmeii sees the Ku Klux Klan l 0. U. Campfire Girlsl. Out. 7701iff0nl Taylor wi the prize offered by the Collrge Pharmacy. Pep meeting Oyt. 87S9ni0r Class lmlds first party of the year at the Country Club. Oct. QiRain. Teachers all n nedge. E Out.10-Juy of .luysl It is being nosed about that school will lm dismissal at a twelve tomorrow. g Oct. llm'Z'li lIYes, We were dismissed at twelve but for the noun hour only, 3 Oct lkElbvrt Lamson elected chairman of Students' Council. Desmond Svcmst 7:; AA r appomted Chief-otiPolice. All the Hi-Semo Oct. 1?Police force appointed and court established Oct. 14-Sopllom0re Class entertained at the home of Miss Curtis Gockrun. Oct. lLJuniors have party at Griffingls, Oct. 17vstudents' Council meets and laws mmle for student self-guverument, Oct. lsiNothing unusual happened today. Oct. 20-Big uPep Meeting llelLL Oct. ZIWP 13 Club entertains Senior Class with party at Griffin s. Oct. 22-Miss Donaldson fails to assign a lessnn to the Senior class. Oct. 27aAn0tlier Pep Meeting hold. Oct. 2n- Fish have party in Franklin Gym. Oct. 29aHSeuinr Party at Griffing's. Iill say we 11ml :1 good time. Nuv. liAnnunl Junior-Spnior clash. play lmokoy UL Hmmllll mamas: V r 7A 7 MIMI $1 mum g $1 L r SE VAV $2 unummuml lIMIIIIIIIIIIIHII :25: wuwnam I MIL 2 Clash 91111111111911 I'l1-111y of enthusiasm 1111111111: s111111-111.1'. 3 Fighting 11111111911 by Students 0111111111 111111 prinoipal with 1111119131511111'11: that April 1 he a day 1111' 5111'11 a111i 1'51 471:11l11i11111' 1191131! April 1 was 11911111111 21 1111ii1l11y 11,1' Schnnl 131111111. Every- 11111- happy. 0711111551111- 11! April 1 11is1'111'91'1-11 10 111- a Saturday. 6;va 11111 .11111'11'11 in $011001. All girls wearing 11.11' 110111. 7VB 1'11111- know his Evonomics 19.1.1011 T11111191'11I11101'1 faints. 8711'11111 1111.1 1111- 1111111110 with your 1 1- 111113112 1111111111? 11 1111.1'11'1 11y 1111- 111- 1111111' :11 4. Hiwl'nllblx resigns f1'11m S1'111111I 111111111451. Seagull gin'n 11.1 1'1-1111'1111 '. 147'1'111- 'Hi-S1'1Ii111 hard :11 11'111'1; 1111 il11-i1' 1111-1111. We 1'x11'1111 111 1111-111 11111' 1-11- 1i1'1- sympathy. '. 1519811111111 11111111 11111121 111 Axsvmhiy 1111' 1111- first 1i1111-. M111. . Si1n1'. 111111 1'111'11-1'. 3?. m1 7; a x 91mm :3 U44 L 111 111111 Mrs. Carter make short addresses. . 21glmsi11ess Manager flops t111111y.W011'1 you tell us 11110111 it,E1izal11-111? , 22 01191111111111? class 191'y boiS191'1111s.The 11-51111 of making 'lauglging gas . . 1-Th1- S1'ho111 011110111121 plays in Ass1'1nbly.T111k by Rev. Cul . ZFIiad weather. of 1-0111'59, as this i.1' S:11111'.111'1y . 30- Hi-S1-uim's begin to look gloumy as theses are due in a few 11:1 1-How 11111 you get 10 schoul without getting wet Miss Bush? Seuiusrs receive their class rings. ZiAssemth 111111 Pep Meeting . Oral English play given at Franklin school. 371111.11 11101111111 gam9 of 1111- 1911,1011 played 101151.12 Humhio 0, Yellow .1111'111-11' 34. 4-Senim' Class 11911119, 10 give the play U6.19911 Stockings . Miss Donaldson chosen 1li1'e1't111'. 61101011911111 practice. Visi101's from Sabine 11911011 cards given out 97Ann11a1 foothull banquet, Bill P21111191 91901911 1'11p1'1in 11f 111-xt yams 1911111. .10-I'ns1 5911,1011 football game, Yellow Ja1'kets 1s.Pi1'n10s. Hasbueus' 1'31 win 21-0. 2-vFi1's1 rehearsal of Gwen Smoking1 13711111111111 J1111i111'- S1-11i111' 111111111111 game. 11111i111s 11111 111' ' mall mm 1'inn . H T119 11111110 111111911 girl in 1111111111 11211 1lis11'111-11-11 11v Mms J1-.1,1'i1- 1111.111'1111.T11is n'l modest she w out work wi1h 11np111p1-1f1'm'1inns. , 111-1101111131180111111 19119111 given fif11-9n p111v1-1s 111 assembly. 217iEv'91y11n11y loafing as usual H1 ME Q1 W Eg'lmu 11111111111111 :9 . 1 ?A n g a K; CE mm i- r1-ig11s. Only four days of school this Week. 1 Johnson 1101:1111 10 1:91 fi11g1-11'. W111-11 is it to 1111119 off? H1111? 7T111- Staff is 111111 11111'11 111 111111;. .H'heazull Staff 11111118 11 1mnq111-1 in 11om1-1'111's1'i1'111'1- 111-11111'11111-111. 1' 11-11 1-111. 110! I s1111191. . 21.71'1111'1'1- Fm'ru entertain 1119 1111011- 1111110111 1'11111' 11 111 n 11:11'11' :11 '111- 1'1111'111'1' Club. Phi'i'hmm 111011111111 s11nx1-11 f111'1-1'1-1'y11111- 9x1-1'111 f111' 1111- 1-11111'111'11-1'1' in 11mm Stnvkinr . an SO11. WI SE V g2 7 x mm . .j I1IIWI1NI11II11I1 Iii: llNlIlIIlIllIlllIilI11I1IUIIUIKU1III1 NWHIINI'I 3 11111111111111 :2: '3 1:1. i 11 5-; J , 7X; 22 Jan. 2,-Back again to the 01d g1'i1111 11211111 1101115 first dress r'olienlsal fur the 'Com cert Uniqut. Jan. 3.1111151 night rehearsal of Green Stockings. 5.1Fi1'e days past the first funny, 111111? Jan. 6.1B Cube silent, 1Teac11 gmtefuly. Jan. 8.-Mar1'is nbsvnt tollayi e reigns supreme. Jan. 11.1Sove11111 1111111111 English 1'111 . disturbed 11'i111 1111. 3-11'1'i1lay, 111111Y huff sod 1B21cfalu11rez1te Sm'mon 11y 111-1'. Duns. .11-Clz1ss Night-Smuo 111' 1111- 131111111 1:111 $11111. 71 619911 5111111 1 1 1111111111 off .11111 20.:Fi1'st 111111-1'1'111'1.1111111111111111 Yellow .1111111'1s 11'1111 111-1111;.11' Jan. 9'1 78101 n1.11-11i111's and pool tables 111111111111 11. 1'. 1'1'1111'11s 111 srhnnl -11 7111111 Edgvlv. 1111'111 alumnus.111111111111 11.x line 1111 A. 1' Jan. 27-111111-1'1-211' grads. . f111'1111- first timo Athletic Editor 11 111 until 111'101' 1.1'0'1lo1k 1119 started :11 11:1' 1. nHwy tries 10 use :1 typmvl'itvr 11111 0111111111; 1111 11111' lu-y except the 35. Feb. 8,-Auotl1m' 0111' of 11111s1' 111111 days. 11'? CI'PHID 110111111111: 111111111111 :11 Armstl'nng's 1Wushing10n's 1111111111112 1N0 11'1' 11111'31' 1:111 11 11111111111'1. '-'Gl'ee11 Stotkings 111111011 nf again Benefit 111' Vetornus. Feb 27. vHow unusual! Elizalmth N112111'1' 11111 montiunml 11y 11111111111 today. 111111-11 711013 111' Wind 1r111111' 1111 1111' dnssrmun 111111 011151111'1, March . -A 1111113111111 Nnhlemon 111111111 111 1119 1'11le ' JEN. 1 111is119 Flanaguns 1111' N $4 L4 3 I: 1111111111111 1 a 1;. r4 '1? 17111-111111 Walker 1101-1111195 111'11'11'11'11. 11111111111111 '5 11111111111 LA J r4 .E' r E ya a SH 7m, 0 iProliminarv1101-111111111i1m 111111 Delmting confrs's. E :1 ;Dl'1'ss-l111 1111.1' for S1'1Ii111's. 111111011 111111 11111101 111119 11 trip. k E lgl 5 hi L41 3 rgw 1mm N A 7 r1 1?; . ' IIMIHHWIH EQ- :1 mum '11 r EEE v.1 April 1.-Tl1is s 1111' 11111' everyone- must 111- in school 1S111111'11111'1. April 1 1N0 f11111is11 stuff 111111011 off 101111.13 only 111111111. 111111111 practicm. m1 . . '19 A Aprll 4.1Busoimll 111111 the Fi1'1'1110n. H01 game. N1 3 April 1781111111: Fever getting students 19ft 111111 right. lgl g A111'1110.11111mc 11'1111 $011111 Park. :M'E Ap1'1l 14.7Dis11'i1'1 meet 111 Orange. 3152 Apr1115.1P01'1 A1'111111' wms 1111' 11'a1'k meet. April 18 7A11111111'ized Hi-Sclmul function 1-;1r1ls givon 10 :11! Seniors. April ASenior Day. April iThis day by prnrlamarinn of Miss Donaldson is 1191111211011 111 1111' Viulurizm Age 01' Englix'h Literature Apnl 26.7T11is 911111111101 was 11'1'i111'n 1011111' A1111 111111 ain't 1111 M11' 1.;01111' 26 111010 days 111111 111011 11's are f '11 M1117 4711110 put up 11111 mlms 111st 11111111? May rTlm Snagnll 5111111051111 10 11mm nut today, 111111111 it 110119. May 16. v111'n1's 1.1011111: 1111mm 1'. May 17, 11'1-1'1'11110 shulving fm' fmnls. May 2 781111101 art in on finals. May 2 711'011 11s 1111 nvor now. 1m N A - V a r E El LA E u H- 1 Liz : M I 19: ?! 1l1ll1lil1l1llHll1 ME1W l r u I 2; y 4l $1; 61365 mamm WHAT ISoIT? Do you have IT? Does your classmate have IT? Does your teacher have IT? Can you buy IT? Can you borrow IT? Or give IT? Or take IT? Or find IT? Does a fine building make IT? Can the Faculty be IT? Can you earn a iiDip,' without IT? When do you get IT? Did you ever see IT? What color is IT? Can you weigh IT? Who has most of IT? Can our teams Win Without IT? Of what value is IT? If you really ever get IT? Can you lose IT Where is IT? In bagunot IT, Or bundle?onot IT, Or box?ynot IT, Wealth?onot IT, Fame?onot IT, Death?ono't IT, Girl?onot IT, Boy?-not IT, Do we need IT? Who would like to see OF P. A. H. S. full of IT? THE SEAGULL STAFF WOULD. What is ????? IT? IT is SCHOOL SPIRIT! i : ' lummmgmmmllwImunummlmiiizmmmENEE .EE mmmmwgmmmgImnmmtg 19 ax; 1 1Illummnigmmmmgmummgwmuar 3 A it us! '41 VJ L ' m'. LA E E E 7V .9; 91 II I'111111111111m111 ' AN APPRECIATION The Editor of HIP Seagull wishes to link? this oppnrtIIIIitv tII I-xlIr x' delItPIhIII x o thIIsII who have given Mull I'alIIIIhlII aid in HIP II Itiug and planning of this bank and to express his most IInI 1'19 appreciation for their II 111111;: t'ffui'fs tu IIIIIke this volume of thI Seagull II suI'Ies Th1 t'irst III IeI'IIive at'kllnwINIHPIIIPIHS are the IIII-ImlIII IIf the stuff IIhn hIIII' so willingly given the SIIngIIll mm 11 of their timeI This VHII' hIIs ivI-II-III HIP busiest year Of their high Nthiitll 111-9711 year filled with many IIIIIISII'Il IIIIppI'IIiIIgs IIhiIh IIIII'P II'qIIirIIIl thII greater p111 rt IIf t1IIIiI'tiIIIe.BIIt tIeI IilIvIII's IIIII-II lIIyIII IIIIII II III-I' IIPIl'l' so lIIIsI' that the Annual IliIl IIIIt II-II-IIiIII thI-ii II IIIIII IIIUSI siIIIIIIrII IIIIIsiIlI-I'III Inn. II- TII IIIIr 1I1inI'ipI11. MI' E. R FIII'IIII', 1 fIIIIl gI'IIIItly iIIIlIIlItI'Il fur the IIIIIlIIIsiIIstiI' interest lII' IHIS tIIkIIII in tho puhli IIiIIII of this SII'IgIIIL VII'. I'III tII1 11IIs iIIIIIII Ullr gIIIII'nntIII' IIIIII 11ml giIIIn his hIIIII'ty summit IIt II11 tiIIIIIs. It hIIx' 11I'IIII III'IIIIISII of his hIII-king that tho Seagull has been IIlIlII tII puss thI'IIIIgh 0V0' Ol'iNIS II I'iI'tII III'. Doris SI-allmn hIIs 1II'IIII IIIII kiIII1 iii giIiIIg hI-r SIII' I at nIiI' IiInII shI- II'I.1 I'IIIIIII1 01! to I10 anything: Mrs. Patterson 11qu- hIIlpIIIl us in II'. vs tIIII llllilli'l'OllS tII illtilk tinII To Miss DnIIIIIIlsIm 1 am iIII1IIhtI-I1 fIII' thII litIII'IIIy pItiIIII IIf thix luml UHF III'iIItIII'. Mr. Robert C, BIIhII, iIIxtrIIItIII' in printing at tlII- 111IIIIkliII SI-lIIInl. has rIIIndIIIIIIl iIIIIIInIIhIe sIII'IicII in the planning and printing: llf 111011120 SIIIIgIIll. Althnngh 1IIIIiIIg inadequate IIIIIIipIIIont to print 11 high Ni'html IIIIIIIIIIl Air. Raid; has made up for this iIIIIdrIIIIIIIII' ilV his painstaking I-ffIII'ts. WHERE WE STAND IN ATHLETICS III WPI'O not able to sI'heIIIIIII gIIInIIs. what I IIs thII I'IInsnn? Just this: Our old Imminent. PIIIIIIIIIIIIIt hIIs iIIIIIII thII gI'IIIItI-Ist kiIIIIII' and 01 'II ' tinm slIII gut I1 P1131100. Slil' gIII'II 11.x II lIlIII-k IIyII with tho nthIIr high svhnols in this part 01' Hip stIItII 1t IIi11 1m 1'IIIIIII11111I-IIII1 that in 19. no IIIIIIt HlIalllllUiii tIII-I HIIIII ' II I am IIII of football: HIOIL in 20 they III'IIt 11s IIIIII KIIIIIII IIII thIIiI' nIIII tiIIlIl but would IIIII play I1 SONHIII IzIIIIII' game with IIS TIIIII' quit II'iIIIIIII' isn thIII' tl1iIIkiI111I1 thIII' want to xtIIv IviIIIIIII' 'I'IIP only IIIIy thIII' -IIII SHIV IIiIIIIIIr is to stII ' Iitl Sn thI'v III'II IIIIt, WI- II'iIII1 nur lIIIxt to k1 hIIIIIIIII II ,L'I'llnI' with IRIIIIIImIIIIt this season lmt III'III'I' :Ittompt fIIilIII1. WII 1IIIIII IIIIIIII IIs 1 0111i90119 in BHllllnmli :lx sho hns IIIIIIII to 11s: III' hIIIII II 1 III-II11 ' 1.111041 it' not hIIttm'.1hIIII hIII's ' stil 'hII would not 'II1I III'1 tII plIII' IIff IlIIIt SN'OHII 1,:IIIIII- shII shIIIIlIl hIIII- 1IIII.I'III1 in 211, HELP! HELP! HELP THE SEAGI'LL IIII-k thII '23 SIIIAGIVIII. iIiII' thI IIIIIIiIIg stIIif II'IIIII lIIIIIItI support IIIIII it will giIv yIIII IIII AIIIII II IIhiI'h IIiil I1II honor to thtI sIhOIII 0111 011 the gridiron. the t'lr'IIII, thII I1iIIIIIIIIII1. 111111 thII fiI-1I1.thII llLlVOl'h IIIII' charred I111 10 victory by thIIiI' SI'hImhIIIItIIs 011 thII siIlIlinIIs. But this is IIIII ilIII II with the stuff of tho AIIIIIIIIL ThI'y work mostly in swinsinn. mid furilIIII'IIInI-I'. tIIIIy giI'II 1110 AIIIIIIIII more of their time IIIII1 thIIIIglIt than any IIthlI'to gives In tho coming game. Are thoI' oIIIIIIIIIIgoII? I'I'I'I' littlII! They got so IIIIIIII' klltwlxs lhIIt ilIIIir work is mIIIlII Imp hump IIftIII' IIIIIIthIII'. So don't kIIIIIk.1IIIt lIIIIIst! ChIIIII' the 123; Stuff I-VIIry time you IzI't I1 I'hIIIII'IIQ they IIill IIeI'I11 :QEIEQJII: I: 1IIIIIIII1IIIIIIII 1':-'1 1:1um11111m'm 'Q'm 311nm 111mg SEIHOWOHJOS 5131M SIM NEIHM 3e 2 g E- t k E. 3 MECHANICAL DRAWING PLAYS BY THE ORAL ENGLISH CLASSES The, plays which opened Port A1th111' Schools dramatic sermon W'm given hv the Oral English classes, After :1 whirlwind ticket campaign, the tun 0110- -.'11t 11111 . were presented in the Franklin Auditmium hefm'e a f11i1' ized n11die1100.Thvse plays showed fiml oom'hing by Miss Rhea June Lloyd. who is at the head of the Oral English Department. The proceeds from these plays went to the English Library. The first play was nThe Fimc Thnnksgix' 111g Dinner 11v Umjm 1e Bt'nmu Conku Unusual dramatic talent Was displased by 111111 Roge rs 11s Dame Brewster Niekul s Hyde e'arliod out the role of Governor Bradford 1v1t11 limited success. Some '1 cidentnl' 11111'Iesque,such as 115mg Pan Daudv hredd for the feast, 11110 the tareleSs display of emwnless hats by the actors, added 21 hit of huu1o1'wl1ich 2111,- audience seemed to enjoy immensely. The second play, uThree Pills in a Bottle, was more successful thrm the first play. It was better costumed, and acted, and more time, seemed to have hem spent an it than 1111 the first 0111-. Its more modern tvpe nf 11111 seemed 21 better 1' 11111111 for amateur talent. Harold Norris as the HSt'i 1's-G1'i11d 1 11nd Faruest nycr,5 11s 1111.- t'Gentleman were very natural in the deli1e1'y of their parts. I ma EMIIIIIIIIMIII :0: Inulmw$1mt :0: E 7; IF A tie L slum i! r 5?: 1 IT CONCERT UNIQUE 111 n: 1 1 . a The H1211 School 11111111, under the 1111'e1't1011 of Mr. 01 11. 11111112, gave 11 Very ; 1'101'1'1' 1'11111'el't at the Franklin Auditorium 011 Jauualv 6, 11s 11 demonstration of its E amazing progu'ss This 1'111111'1t was attended by only 11 51.112111 1111111e111'. because the EM w1-11th111't111'11e11 out to he 111111.T1111t it 1111s really 11 success was shown hy the fart that the 111H0g1am was repeated about 11 w eek Interihut again the 11' eather disappointed many who wished to utteud.A11our a week after this, the boys went to Port Neches to put on their show, but alas! The audience was again smallithe 1'11111 111111 it in 01' them. The program was divided into two pm'ts: the first palt WES entirely instru- mental. Earl Culp in his trombone solo H0 T111111 Sublime Sweet Evening Star, by VVagnc-r, W115 truly the Evening Star The Junior B111111 rendered First P1129 March, 211111 HRustling Leaves, With great success. The second part of the program was where '111e 1111iq11e Came 111. It Was 1'11t1'tlell Men101'i1-'s 11f T1111 Nights in 11 I1111'Rm1m. The setting 1111s 11 Bowen 11111- 1'onn1 before the camel was intrnduced into the U S Mr. Lantz with his. 11100m- ick fi111111- 111111 his s11w.s1ff111'11e11 11 great 119111 of amusement The N111'1'is Brothers 1111111 11111-1 T1111 Little IottleG '1 kept the 11111111111011 in 1111 11p1'11111' of laughter 111111 applause. The most outstanding feature of the act was the UBottle Orchestm, Which was en- 1'01'011 11 number of times. mam E 7:! 11111-1111 ,1 1i T A '1 mm E? $1 LTA mnls' u r121 k?l lllllllllllllllllll: :llllllllllllllllllll lilllllllllllllllll ' ' llllllllllllllllllll l llllllllllllllllll:: Tzlllllllllllllllllllll L . 2:111 11111111 IIIIII I : I1II1111111IIIIIIIII1:? :lIIIIIIIIIIIIIBlIi1 I IIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIII; :HII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII l:;11lIIIIIIIIIIll1III :1IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII GREEN STOCKINGS On January 17,t11e Senior play Green Stockings was presented in the Franklin Auditorium, with standing room sesucely available The characters Were not hampe by the usual stage- -t'1'ight ; the pluv Was well set,beuutif1111v costumed and splendidly acted tl1roughout.1t showed the capable direction of Miss Donaldson. The proceeds from the pe1fo1mm1oe were divided among the Seagull the English Library, and a motion p1ct111e machine for the High School. So great was the success of the play that it Was presented again on February 23 under ti.11l auspiws 0f the Veterans of Foreign 111111 The proceeds from this pe1fn1'1111111ce were equally divided between the Veterans and the English department. A delightful surprise at both performances was that the music was furnished by the High School Orchestra under the direction of Mr. Frank Keal'ns. Leo as Celia Farraday, 111111 Minnie Lee Odom as Aunt Ida, Were greatly appreciated especially in the drunk scene. Steve Vsught as William Farmday, kept the audience in an uproar with his G011 bless my soul. 1' The Whole play was humorous from start to finishias someone has said;1it went from a giggle to a laugh and then baeka g 7 MI V 34 11: 7. ? g IFA m 7;! r Others in the cast were; Olive1 Lnthum as Robert Tarver; Mason Barron as Colonel Smith: Beryl Cris: as Henry Steele; Clifton Byrd as James Raleigh; Elbert Lamson 11s Admiral Grioe; Desmond Sem'est 11s Martin; Louise Pfeiffer as Phyllis; Blanche Pruitt as Madge; and Ethel Higginbotlmm as Evelyn. e: LIA TRIAL BY JURY On March 19, the music classes under Mr Culpeppel s direction, presented Are thur Sullivans uTrial By J111'y1' As little advertising had been done, the audience was disappointingly small. Mr. Culpepper as the Judge,100ked odd to say the least With a White Wig 011. The other leading chaarcters were. Maudie Hendrickson as the p1aintift;Har1-y Ger hens as counsel for 1113 aintiff: Joe Washburn as the defendant; Vernon Dean the foreman of the jury: and Joe Plettman as the usher. The other characters represented jurymen, bridsmaids, and spectators, '2 r g .7 r: Si: 1 5?: VJ g L'A .3 E.j IM: : 1m :2; ML; 11111111111111 :1111111111lll11111:? 1'11111111:1111111 , HIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII .J 1111111111 52: 111111111111 111111111111 $52 2 2 IW' 1mg: W, VW LC'J EDI MY BEST FRIEND My best friend,u111ike my oth91' companions is not 11 living, breathing human being and yet it seems to live. This friend is my 1ib1'111y It is not an extousivo library, but it: contains my favorite books. T11 0111- who does not 1'91111 my friend would look very plain and ordinary. Th9y would see only shelves lined with books whose covers are by no means elaborate in des sign. T0 m9 this lih1'al'V' is beautiful 111 its quie etude I see fairy scenes of enchanting beauty, I 1111:11' si11'91'y voices 111111 look into bright faces. This friend is very congenial 111111 is always entertaining. If I s99k 11mus9111911t and wit I 11111 sure to find it h919 Perhaps I listvu to tho 111mhli11gs of Mark Twain and follow in the footsteps of H111-k19hel'1'y Finn o1'T11n1 SHWV'I'L Whmi 111v fun ' desires a thrilling 11dv1'11tiu'e I turn to A19xan1191 Dumas 111111 191111 1111' Three Mus 1 If s9911 subjects that are 1199p91' 111111 more inspiring my friend 91111 give me 9n1ight9nm9nt 0111' fri9n11ship is :1 V'91'y beautiful on9. I imagine this friend to he 11 fuii'y queen. S119 pas sesses magic slippers that carry 1:119 to distant 1111111. I s99 thoF 'mo. the African the European. and the 01'i9nt111.H91' s1ipp91's 1-1111 11'111'91 m'91' yt'm's 11s well as mi19s. They carry m9 hack in tn the past 1 s99 an9i911t G1'9999. fi119 old Rome. and Egypt. I VIPW th9 halls of tho Alhdmhm 111111 play with 1119 Moorish prin99ss9s I look into tho 1i19s of distinguishod 1-11.11'119t91's of tho 1119s911t 111111 past This f1'i9n11 is alwai's 1'911111' to respond to m1'1111'1'111g moods 911111rj01'i9 Nicks '25. EXCUSES THAT GET BY Tom 1191'91' had gotten 11 lesson up 011 time. but his 9x9us9s W919 always so gnod that the tenchnrs just didn't 11511'9 the 119111'1 to punish him. VVhilo oth91' st11119nts were studying hn1'd1 Tom was eithm' at 11 p19t111'9 show 111' soundly s199pi11g in his 119111 The other day Jim asked him how 119 did it. W911. said Tom, teaohei's 9an't punish you if somPhody took your 1101111. Can they? And if you were sick. you couldn't get a losson. could you? And how 1119 you going to hand in 11 th9m9 if it is down in your locker? Nobody can g9t n losson if 1111' person who was in the class yesterday. when you W919 nhs9nt ran't even toll you what the lesson is And suppose you hnv9n't any study 11991011 before that lvssnn 111111 you forgot to bring your 11110111191119 01' you just found out 1119 lesson 11'11911 you got to school. And 110W in the World are you going: to work a p1'ohl9m i11 g911m9191'y 11'1191'1 you don't understand it? How 91m you g9t to s911ool on time if your 91o9k was slow, or your mothm' 119911911 some milk from th9 stoi'9 about four lblOIkS from 1101119? They 911111 9xn91-t n follow to 91'91' in 119M11tion 1'an if 119 1111s to go to 11 dmitist 01' to tak9 a musir' lesson. 01' if his mother is ill 131111 they? A1111 those hints to Wis 9 Jim Wernsufficivnt 11nd t1191 911ft91 th1'1'9 W919 two boys in P. A II S who had 9x9us9s that 1111mm got by $1 7 L El 1 1 V 1 WW. 7. M1 H. $1 7 L g '4 r L w A 1:; I1 1 s? 7.11 7M :5; mm l1:;lillllllllllllilll HIIIHIIIUIIHIIIHA AIIIIIIIIUWHIDIKI I MIXED h11111111 by 111111 11111.1't forget yum candy! T119'g11ng, 101191-1911 1111 the platform outside the 1vin1l11w,ha111 91111111 to tell me 111-. 111111 judging from a11111-11r'111111-s, it would $99111 119 thmigh I 11919 going away fe 111119 111519-1111 of only 011 11 two WL-eks 1isit t0 Seuttl1-.It1 was the E33191 111111111115, 111111 the I'u 111111 gi1'911 115 time to :0 11111119. Th1- 1111111 pulled out, 111111 I settled hack in my 91111111 far the 11119 111 S1111 Fran- 11590, wh1-1'1- I 11115 to 111119 11 5191-11011 I thought of th1- candy, which 1111- gun: 111111 taken 11 good 119111 111' tim9 31111 11 11111111 many more words 111 11111119, lIut 11911111911 to wait 1111111 11111-1 to eat it, 11s it wasn't 1'91'y often tho 'gung' c0111l9s1-1-111l111l s0 111111'11. It 1111.1 111111111: getting 11111'k 211111 We 11'91'9 11111111t 1111 hour's 11119 from S1111 Fran- ciscq w11911 1 1111911911 my 11112 to 1:9t th9 111'111'9-1111-111111111-11 1'1111111'1 I stm-k my 11111111 111 the bag, 511111 f1-lt something heavy 111111 shiny 11'l1i1-h 1li1111It 111 the 101131 f99l like my new 0113110 111- 0111119 1111111911ti1111111119s that 1 111111 mid 1111 11111. I j1-1'k911 the suit 11139 1111e11 in 9arn9st 111111', 111111 111919 1211' 1111 919111111; suit. Extrva-ly funny, I thought that 1111' underwear should 1111111119 111 1111 menihg suit 50 1 119111111 1111 investigation What 9111111- 0 my astunishod 151129 was the 911'11111g suit,11 111111111 01' 111111115, th1'1-e silk shirts, 11 couple of 1111118 11f x111 Id 111111 11 91111. I 191111911 11111-11 in my 59m 111111 thnught 91112995 1111 1119 whole 1111111- s9x. XVhe-n I got calmm'. 1 1199111911 that I 111111 got the 11'1'11111: 1mg 11'111-11 1111111111. 1111- ,1'111111g1'st 11191111191 or th9 'gang' 111111 21111111911 what sh9 thought Was 1111119, 111111 111111 Showd 1119 1111011111 11'h1-n tihe 11911 11111:. 1111111121 is 1119 only 111011119 n11-1nh91' of 1111- 91'1111'11, so. 111' Course. She wasn't responsible. T111-11 I start1-1l thinking. A1111 th9 111019 I thuught 1111- 11111111191 I got. What was I 20111;: to 1111 without all tho p19tty 91111119x,1 111111 111-gg1-11 oft' th9'gu11Izi 1111 purpose to M119 :1 11111111 tim9? T1191 would sk111 m9 if 1 9111119 11.1111 without them B9siIl1-s huw 15011111 I :11 1110111111 two 11199119 in nn9 1-1' 911111;: S1111 111111 1111'99 shiit I 1191111911 it was time f111's11-1in11. so' 1 11111911 11011111 thI- :1isl9 11ft91' the conductor. 1 11111111911 him 111111 111111 him 91111191111111 111111 got my shit 11111 IWh1-n? Wh91'9 is 111'? he 119111111111911 111.111 1111111911 1191111111 1119. I guess 111- expected to $99 11 villain hiding '11-hind my 91111 9 Then I 111111 to t1-ll r119 1111t11111111n91' that I 111111 115111 th9 Wrong hug ever since I got on. Th9n 119 121011! How wm- 119 to find it 11'11911 th9 1111111 111111 1191-11 stopping 1-1'1-1'y 1.91! m11111t9s since 1V9 19ft 31191311191110? I told him I was sure I 11111n't know, but I suroly wanted my 11:12. He smrtod hgai . so I left him 111 the middle of 11 sentence 111111sta1't911 lnoking for 11119 hag. I'll guarantee if looks could 011111119, I wouldn't be 1111111 to write this story. I didn't miss a seat: I grabbed 91'91'y one's bag 511111 10011911 at it, I 111111 n0 1'9sp91't f111' p91'snns 1111111 they didn't fail to 1911 1111-, what they thought of m9. T119 eoiidllctor. in the meantime, was following me around. 111111 t911111g 1119 what 119 thought of young college girls 111 g9ne1'111 and 1119 in 11111119111111: What 111' said didn't phase 1.119, in the least; I k9pt right, on. VV111-11 I got hack to my $9111, I 111111111 found it 1'91, and my opinion of the male sex was so hot I was almost 11f119.' 9 t11011'11 and 111111111911 hair- -mising tomorrow for that man whom I got 111m If I 111111 had him then I could have cut his thmat $11111 eaten a big din1191' The train 11115 slowing down for S1111 Francisco, when th9 conductor tore dnvm 1119 111511- hnnting the person 11110 was looking for 1 uitcas9.1 rose to tho 09911911111 511111 grabh9d the 191951111111 119 111111 111 his 11111111 11 911111: HGot wrong bag 11y mistake FOP'Wd mine to Hotel I19111-m911, Evanston, Falifuruiaiy But thats 111111110ng 1110 any good! I sna11p1-11M1I want my bag. That thief wants his and mine 110 Then I thol11ght it wouldnt be lik91y that 11 s1'1f respecting man would Want. to keep a suit case full of silk underwear 11nd pretty 1119:9991 And besides he might be married, I viciously wish911 he 11'919, so his wilfe would find my 1111 511'9 the 1'111111111't01' tho hag, hut 119f111'9 I did I sat down and wrote that man 11 1111t9 111111 111111 him what I thought of 111111 in particular for g1-tti111: my lu-Imuzings and his 1111:1911, 111111 5111111911 11 in top. I gave the 91111111101111 my name 111111 where I was going to stny. so he could forward mine. 9 train was 111 San Francisco by this time. I Went to th9 hotel Wh9re I was to spend the night and wont to bed. T111- next morning. my suitensn was brought to th1- 1111111: I frantically 119111911911 it, not that I thought 119 took anything, hut I wanted 0 be sure La NE E:- IMIIIIJ UIIIIIIII In E I E- $4 '53 1:1 7g K752 11m 311-.1 21 L71 7 Mv mind Was at 9:159 now, so I went home and had0 11 grand and glolions time When I got back to the U. the gang 1119t m9 at the stati W911, 11111 you have a good time? Whom did you 11111111? Who 1111 you know that I IEIIIHIIIIIIIHIIII 7 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII' IIIIIIIIIImIIIIIIII;;:1IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII ' IIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IJ'j III IJa'II'zIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 1 4 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII :1I.::IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII::IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 1331 11111' 1;: 7i 31 IWHIIMIIH 11111111111 :9; g a L L g 1 V 5, 9 Hllllllllllllihiii:llliHHtiiidiHii'l:..A11111111111111le ilHHWII 11 2 2 I IIZNIIIIIKIHIHIH 11 11111111111111 IQJIWIIIIIHNIWK 4 IIHIIIHINIIHIIL lives in Evanston? Who is this 1111111 11'110 11'1'it9s 111 you 111111 111111111 11111 1li1111t 11111 119 about? Uh. huh we got you that timel' Itht old man? I 119111111111911 1111111 :11'9 .1'1111 11111111ng about Don't act so ginuocout, woman. 1'11 91 11w you what 11911113 911111 Danna tl11- ir1'esp1msihle.Sl19m'e 1119 11 flut 9111111111 11111111' and I 11111111 in with 11111 1'11.9'1 111' the bunch into 11 bus Open it right 11n1v 10.951111 I1'11119 the 1111.911 looking 0119 of 11.9 I tore it 1111911 111111 read: uMv dear Miss Sm I want, to 1911 ynu 1111111' 11111111 I 911j01'911 that hot littlg1 n11111 of 1'01119 You 9119 11111111911 vou1' feelings, so I'll 1911 van min9. 11111 ynn imagi119 11011' I felt 11'111-111 I opened that bag and saw some silk are 9, 9t1'.! Hut th11 1111111991 thing 1111.9 to 1111-91 my mother's ncvusing 9.1'9 'I'm sure 11111111911111 1911'11 ,90 1'91'y far from the I' May I call and 1911 ynu 110w sorry I 11111 that I 911119911 vnu .90 11111111 w1u' Y 11111' .9 1' 11.91191'1111111', 1,., .Iuvk 1'111'11111'. P. S. I got your 111111111 111111 1111111999 from 11111 9011111191111. Whon I got tl11'11ugh.l W119 91111111111999 9'11 1 911911tly 112111111111 iltI 01'91' 111 11'111111, It went 1119 1111111119. 'lh9n tl1111'11x11l111l1111. 111111 11'1111t111l 111 11111111'11111 11'1, 211111 11'11111'11f111'11s. I pati9ntly 111111 the 11'110111 thing 111111 1111111911 tn kumv 11'11'11 tl111y thought I'm not going 111 1111.911'1-1' 111111 i11i11ti1- 1111191 Gi1'11 it 1191'9, I'm going tn tour 111 it up. Y0u'1'9 gnmg 111 do nothing of 1119 kind! Y0u'1'11 going 111 1111911'1-1' 11, 111111 1111 him 111111 If you 211'9'111 i11191'99t11l iu 111111'111' 11111119. I 11m! 911i11 11'9119. W9 111111 1'9211-111111 1119 IT. 115' now. .911 11'11 11'9111 011 up to my 1'00111. 1 11111111911011 111111 11'9119 911111. Now 1111.911'91' that 110191 I 12,2119 1191' 1119 glass 93'9, hut 921111 nothing. If you don't. 11111 111111 1'11111111 11119 of tho 111119129. 1V9 will . I just 111119 '11111 1 fl: 111111 11111'k, l 1' '911 tl111u1:111 out 111911, and went to 11911. 1991111111 1111. ' 111191'. I 111111 just 9111119 from English Lit 11'11911 Il'9119 111111111 1111' 111111 s21i11: T1191'9'9 1111111911119 111 .9119 YOU down in 11111 1'1-11111111111 111111. I thought 1'111'11 11111111111 211111 111911 .911111: 0. 1'99. Aunt Alim- 111111 1119 .9119 would 901119 111 today I 11'1111t 111111'11 91:1i1'9 11111 wont 111 1119 1'1-11111111111 112111. hut wlmt I saw 1111111'1 iu the 191191 1' 11111111 Aunt A1199. What 1 911w was :1 11111. g11111lrl1111ki11g young 1111111 11f 111111111 tw9nt x H11 911111911 111111 911111. 'I 1111.9 awfully :11111 111 g9t 1'nu1' 1111111. Miss 81111-1912 N019! I just 9101111 111111 1011111111. T11911 it 115111111111 011 1119 111111 111111 1111111013 111i119 115111 1v1'itt911 to him. I thought I might 11,9- 11'1111 111111111 th11 1111.91 01' 1119 9111111111111, .911 I 1911111911 111111 11911911 him to 9it down. I 1'1-ally wasn't having ,9111'11 :1 112111 tim11 21ft111' n11. Wasut tl111t 1'i11i1'11111u '. I 11.911911. It was awfullv .9tupi1l of 1119, I'm sorry 1 911119911 you ,90 mu1h 11'1111111 That 11111119 th9 ice, W9 1.1lk111l for 1111 1111111' 111111 tl1911 I 111111 to meet 11 9111-95 in Economics. I know I'm going ta .9119 you ngnin . 1111 911111 hut 11'111'11 will it 1111? I 11i1ln' t have :1 .9ing19 1lnt9.hut 1 90119111911111 it. j11,9t 119 though I 111111 .9ix 111 ,9111'.1111 nWell. V1111 91111111 901119 next 11'11111199'11115' 11ight .I 911111.0111111gingl1'. W 11911 I 111111111 up 91311.9, it 11'119 just 11.9 I 9x1111011'd.t119 whole g1111g 11'2ls waiting for 1119 in my mnm Th9 fi1'9t 1111119111111 was, uW911. .'11,9 1111 good 101 1king'2' 1'11 1911 11111.11n11'. I 911i11 If 119 11'91'911't 1 .9111'9ly 11011111 111111'1 van 1111 11111.' T119 119x1 0119 11'119. I9 119 cuming again? You don't 1111.991'1'9 10 119 tnl1l but 119 i9.119xt IVO1111991111y night. W911119,91121y night 11111119. 111111 I 1111'911 out in the gang's l19.9t 11loth11.9: W9 111111 an awfully good 111119 111111 I was nut 1111111' 1111111 1119 lights 11111 11911 111111 111111 to slip in so I w'nul1lnt g9t mug 1. The third time. 1V9 11'9nt nut. 11'11 w9r9 coming back to 1119 IT 111111 Jmk 91011111111 all 0f :1 9111111911. 111111 said HElizabeth Shirl9v will you man'v m9? And that 11'119 1nv 111'011091'11771119 thing for whioh 9v9ry 2111 looks fnrwuwl 10. Th:1 third time I 111111 991111 him 111111 1111111 to propo99 in 1119 mid1ll9 0f the sidewalk! B111, 1119 99tti11g: didn't have any eff9ct on my answer. iFLORA MCDONALD. El 73 Lil m g L'A g1 571 m 251 kfl V :54 9: R? e AVA 1:9 :1 IIIIIIIIIIim no THE MURDER 0F MR1 LORENTHALL In one of 0111'p1'0spe1'011s A11191'i91111 cities th91'e liv9d 11 prosperous 1111111. The 9itv 1111s 1110511910118 111' Vil't119 0f th9 fact that the 1111111 was prosperous, 11111 1'91 11 1-19 li1' 911 011 the most p1'0sp91'011s st1'09t i11 th9 most rous house 111 that str99 1 1111 in 1111, it 590111911 that. 11'1191'91'91' 110 111'911t11911 9111119 tho 111-911th of life. Everything 111091191911. His 1101199 1'91' 119111'ly approached that class of A1111'1'i911n 111'1'11it99tu1'9 1'9f9 '911 to by 0111 1;: spwiking population as 11 s 11'911 11111111111; but: it was spoken 01' by its 111'1'hite9ts 11 magnifi1'911t'11111pl9 0f 1'010111111 111111 English 111'9111191-t111'9 1191-9- l0t'019 1111s111'1p1ss91l 111' 1111ti1'9 111 igm'l's ' His 1101159110111 was 901'1'9slmilllingly large 111th0 119 himself 1111s 11 11211119109: 111111 1111 s99111911 t0 101'9 himic 111111y 1111 1'9sp91't911 him H9 11'11s 1'11 th9 111111-11ft91'1101111 0f 1if9111111 many of those s91'1'1111ts 111111 119911 with him .111 1119i1'1if9 111111 11'91'9 1191191111911t 111.1011 him because they 111111 1191'91' 1111011'11 1111.19 thing hut his 1101119 111111 his 1'111 W9 117011111 1111t111'1111 911119111119 that 119 Was 11 1111111 11111st91'. As he 11'11111911 11011'11 tho st1'91zt litt19 1'11i1111'911 1,0119 t0 him in their prattling t011gu9. lzulies 1'91'1'i1'911 his 1'0111't9011s 1101ls 111111 ministm 1119ss911 him in 1 The town's 0011' lumpital 111111 its mug11ifi9911t 1ihl'111'1' 1101'9 111:4 11111119111 1111si111 he 140011 at th1- 1191111 0f th9 largost mill .11111 t119 119st 11111111 in the litt19 1it1'.'110st of its pnpulation 11'91'9 119p 911111-11t 11i1'91-tl1' 1111011 him in his husines: lif9.Thei1'dnily 11191111 9111119 from his 1111si119ss 1'1-111111'9. Th9y t1'i1lmph911 in his 111-t01'i9s: they 119pt with 111111 in his 1'1'1'91's s. The 11111'01n1-t91' of public spirit 1-0s9 111111 f911 with the spil'tit 0f th9 g1'9nt 1111111 Th91'9 W118 11919911 1101111 1111011 his 111-'011' 11'1191191 91 119 911t91'911 11 st01'9Y office, 01' 1101119 119 was g1'99t911 11'ith jnvnus 11111111919191 f1'i9111111'11'01'11s A111'111'- buoyant 21ml 1'9s11011si1'.9 His 11111119 was Nathaniel 11019111111111. but 91' 91'y0119 spoke of 111111 11.9 1'11919 Nathan . A1111 t11911 it 11111111911911.1'119 happv life of Nathaniel Lor911thall 9111.119 to a s1111119n 91111. H11 was found 1191111 in his 1ih1's111' ahmlt 8.30 0 910911 0119 91'911111g. 11'il1g p1'0119 1111011 tl11- t11hl9 f111'9 11011111. Death 111111 119911 s111111911 111111 was p1'0n011111'911 11119 to thc 9ft99ts 0f mtassium 1'y1111i119. T119 109111 pnpvl' printod 1111 119901111t of it tho 119xt 11101'11- ing us follows: N11t111111191 1101'911th1111. f011111191' 111111 1191191'119t01' of this city, who has 111'911 111 this 1 01111t1y fm' fift1'Vse1' 911 1'11-11's was found 1191111 in tho library 01' his 1101119 111st night at 8: 30 0'1'10911 111' servants of the 11011x9110111 Mr.Lm'911th1111 11219 for many years 119911 an active 1111si119ss 1111111 111111 s11999sst111 capitalist of 110 51111111 m91111s. 00101191 Coup. who Wm: 911111-11 0n the s99119 almost i11111191li1191y.11101100119911 death 11119 10 pohissium cyanide 11111911 tl11'11 tho 111011111. T119 hurly s1 still warm whom it was found. An 9x11m1111111011 of tho rh'inks 111111 drinking 11t1'ns 0f the 1101139110111 11111911 to show h'a99s of poisoning. John Biltman. 1119 1191111 hut191', t9stit'i911 11s to tho positinn 0f tho 11011.1' when 119 found it H9 s11i11: 'My 11111st91' 1'9t11'911 t0 his study. shm'tly 11ft91' 11in1191', to 1'91111 th9 91'911ii1g 11111191: At oight-thirty I wont 11nd 11110911911 nn th9 11001 to 1911111111 him of 1111 9ng11g9111911t that 119 111111 01'91'10011911. R91'9ivi11g 110 1'9plyV 1 011911911 the 11001' 111111 11'9111 in. H9 11'11s lying 1110119 110011 tho 1111119. f111'9 down. right 11111111 f111'11'111'11 111111 19ft arm 9111111111911 11111191' him. Th9 left; 11111111 119111 11 light911 91;:1'11'9tt9. F1'0u1 th9 111111iti011 0f the 110111' 111111 tho 911119 sinn 0f tho E1199 111111 1199111199 1119 11011.1' 11'11s still warm I thought it. a st1'0k9 0f 1111111119, 111i11 him 011 th9 t'lnm- 111111 91111911 th9 0th91' s91'1'1111ts It was t11911 that 11'9 dis 01'91'1'11 111I 11'21s 1191111 111111 I 1v911tiu1111911i11t91v111111 91111911 1'01'01191' 1011 Thus 11'9 11111'9 1111 that is known of MI' 1101'911t11011's 119ath. H9 has 1191-11 11 fri01111 to us 1111 111111 11'9 1111 111011111 his 11911th. A 510011 1111111 has g0119 to his Miik91'. Thus it Was that the 9it,1' 191111 0f th9 119:1th 0f thoir '1'111119 Nathan . T0 s111'9 t1191' k11911' 0f it 119t'01'9 th9u: in fact by 51:00 0110911 the small9st 911i111 k1191v that 901119111ng 111111 11111111911911. Wm'dx 0t 111'111'91'11'91'9 nff91'911 11p luv 911911 1191191119 Bnt thus is was that 1119 111i1101'119t11i1s 11 919 19111'119117t119 poisoning, tho position of th1- 110111 111111 011191' 59911011eg 111111111101't1111t things. But with th9 90111i11g at dawn 111111 th9 1110111111: 115111912 hom'ing 111-tails of Mr. 1101'911th1111's 11911t11, 9:1m9 11110t1191' thiug-a 1'1111101' th11t s911t t91'1'01' t0 th9 119m-ts 0f t111I 11901119. that j111'1'911 1119 1111911110119 0f 91'91'1' 1111111 like 11 giant 9199t1'i9, 11110911: the guard loft in Mr. Lm'nnthnll's lihl'a'v t0 21111111 tho 11011.1' 111111 1'011t911ts 01' th1I 1'00111 was 1'0111111 119311 at 1131' light. H9 1111.: found 1191111 lit 1111,1' light 119 was found hy Bilhmm, tho 1111t191' 1111'.Biltm1111 said tho 110111' 111151 90111 when 119 found it. T119 striking thing. thn was th9 fm't that th9 110111' was 111 the $111119 pnsi Loronthull in 91 91y 119t11i1791'911 t0 th9 freshly 1ight911 9ig111'9tt9. T11901'19s 0f 111111119 11111-01119 tl1901'i9s 11f 111111'1191'. There was apparmitly 110 9111139, for 1101'911t111'111 to kill 11111111911 111111 991't11i111y 110119 for th9 guard to 91111 his lif9. Murder 1m; tho 1111.1' 0tl191'90111111s1011. That morning at 7: 30 0'9101k C01 01191 0011p 111109 into th9 0ffi19 0f Citv D9- t91'ti1'9 .'I:11k M111'1'111'. 119 111111 119011 111' Mm'm 3 1101119 111111 11'21s surprisvd to find the '1 :3 a ' g I1IIIIIMIIIIIIH r K L: 54 TA 7;: r $3 1 W' r; '1; 71V $1 Imumulm 1 :4 'Lzliizllllllmlllllli 121111111111111111111 :53:111111111111111111f211111I1111II1IIII11I 11011111111112 l1111l11llllilHIIE$lWIIIIWIIIIINIIKAllIIHIIHIIHIINII K222 man 111111 11119111111 :11119 down to his 11ffi1'9. Murray was :1 :111111 11111109 11ffit-91' 111111 111111 1'91'ei1'911 his 1111p11int111911t 1199011s9 119 9011111 t1'1101 :1 1.111111 a111'11'111'1111 119 11'1111t. 119 111111 110191' 11111119 11 brilliant display of 11mins 1111t 11':1s really .1 :111111 :11111- -s1109. It WM 10 a 110111 1911911912 th911. that 1 1111p 111-1111:11t his 111'11111911:1011 1111 said 011 911t91'i11:. What in tho w01111 111-9 you doing 111111'11 11919 this 111119 11'11101'11111g? I want you tn- I know 1' 11 110, E11.T11:1t's why 1 0211110 1111 111111'11 1191'9. I 111111 s111119 11'111'11 t111111 111111 I knew 1'011'11 1 nt11111: 1tI.nI911t11n11s tt111:1y. Mur1'ay Was 1-1'i11911tly 11'911 11191111911 11'it11 J111111 Murray. 11 111111'1' think a111'thi11: of this 111111'11111'111111k. 1111 1'11 1 111111't 11111111'. .111011.' repliod 1111111. I don't 11'1mt t11,1111t My 0.011! 1111M 9189 9011111 it b9? I think my iuqnnst 11'i11 11111'9 to 119 11 111-11119. 1.111'1'11t111111 killed 111' :1 119111111 poison 111111 poor Louis 1119 same way! 1'1'9 just 119911 1111 t1101'9, .111911 511111 it is 1119. sumo 1' I'm :1 11igg91' 11191191191 111 right 111911. 19t's 119 going. Sn saying, Murray st1'11119 from 1119 11111111 fol- lowed 111' C1 ':1s t911 119'111911111'11911 t119 i11q11isitim1 was stn1't911. It was 1111111 111 11111- 11f thtI 111119- -1'110111s to 1119 11111'11'1' 1111111 :1l11111t t11'911t1'-1.1i:ht, 111' fn111't90n With :1 t111119 ut 1111' 1111191' 91111 111111 two 1111111's 01111 1111 911111 si119. nt 1119 i111191' 91111.1'911' 11mins fi11tln1 111111 sp1199119t11'91111 t119 hi: 1111119 111111 1119 ntl191' 01111 of th9 1001.11. T119 Coroner's j111',1' 10it91'911 about 111 t119s9 chairs 11' aitiug f111's91'1i99s tn 1111:i11. Biltnmn, the l111t1111'. was tho first 11'it1111ss. 01111111191 C1111p's first question wns starving. Do you know tho 01111111111 for 9it1191' fm'11111111911y119 gas 111' potassium 91'11- 11id9. No. sir, I 1111 um. s T1111 1111s11'91' was st1'ni:11tfnl'11'111'11 111111 without t119 11'111'1'1' of 1111 919. I have 119191 11s911 poms. 1111 0.1'11111119 11111 1m1'9 11s911 01111' a 9nn111191'9i111 111'911111'at11111 11t' fm'm111119111'119 nsod fr11' f11111i:ntim1. V91'1' 11'011. 1911111111 t119 0111111191: 1Vh111'9 11'91'1' you 1111 t119 night of F1'111'11111'y the 18111 last night, at R :00 0'9111011 '3 i:11t 1191'9, si1', in this 100111 .192111111'tt9, tho maid. 111111 I wore 1191'9 1'91111i11: snm9 n111g-1zi11os. C1111 you tell m9, Biltman, 11111919 91'911' s1111'1111t W115 at that timo? T119 F111'111191's 9y9s :1ist9119d Y9ssi1'. I believe 1 01m, sir. John. t119 911111139111, 111111 :nn9 tn town about 7:00 11'110011. The two :nr1191191's 11'91'9 nut in th9i1' ho11s0s with t119i1' familit's. T119 two 00101'911 cooks, tn:9tl191' With 1119111 119111, a litt19 ni:g91' about sixto9u, wore in the kit911911 at work. J9mm9tt9 111111 I 11'91'9 1191'9. 51s I 1111111 said. W911 1111119. Riltman.' T119 Col'nn91' was 911:91' to go 1111 Now 9111119 t119 next question. Ivhon 11111 1'011 11is9111'91' M1: I111'11911th 11?' t was at eight thirty. si1'.I 11'911t tn 19mi1111 him of an 911gag11m9nt, sir, that 119 111111 f111'g0tt9n What was the nature of tho 9n:a:9ment? I 1111 not know, si1'. H11 did not say. H9 :111'9 o1'1191's to h111'9 111111191 1111 timF that's 111' siX1t11i1'ty. Aft91' 11i111191' 119 1'9ti1'911 to 1119 library to 1'1-1:111 his 9'911i11g 11:11111' That was 11ft91' s91'911. si1'. 1'n11si1191'111111'. 1Vl1911 119 11111 1111t 1'9t11l'11 111' ' I thought 119 had f01':ntt911 11110111 it T111911 it was that I 11' 911t tn tl19 1i111 1111'. 0111111101 s99m9d sntisfi911 His n1'11t q119sti1111 was 1111 a 11iff1'1'9nt 11119, R9119nt for 11s 1121:1111 t119 1191:1ils 11s to tho msitiou of H19 1001'. 11'11s l1'i11: st1'9t1-h911 out on tho 1111119. si1'.fr109 down. as if 119 111111 13111911 in rising from his 011.111'1' His right arm was 9xt911d911 fnl'11'111'11. t111' 11111111 1'111t1'l1111: t119 t111119 9111'91': his 19ft 11'11n 0111111111911 11111191' 111111 with 11 9i::11'1'tt9 that was frvshly lightnd. I think. sir, t119 1'ig111'9t19 1's 1'11111111'.t1111t You know both 1111111 111111 9i:111'9119s thnt 1119.1' 111111 just 119:1111 to s1111111 Yn n11 1119 right 111111111111. 191111911 t119 Coroner. You are 11 1'91'y good 119191'ti1'0. 11:11'9 1'1111 t119 01:111'9tt11s Y9s s'1'. I 11:11'9 t1111n1' :11111 119 111'n11110911 th9 smokus. A 9119111111111 9xn11111111ti1111 s111111'911 11111199111111 at the poison. 0111111 soomml 1119:1s911. H0 sat 111111 111171112111 :1 n111111911t 1-111fm11 119 row to .111111'9ss thn 1'111'1'. 119 spoke with 1191 t111'111i11.1tir111. f11'11t'1-111911 M . I.m'911th:111 111111 0111' 110111111. 1.1111is Whitnvy. 11'91'11 11111911 by poisouod 1i::11'1xtt9s 111111911 at 1111-111 111 Pns-1l 111' :m :1 in. T111119 was 1111 i11t1mti1111 of killing t11'o.t1111t v'm't 11'11s 1111111111 111-9111911011 C11. F1111. 1111 s11 '11 t111'i11g to 1111 offit'or 1'0vi119 111111. 111111 hrivv: 2111 t119 01:111'pttns 111 tlw 1111111'11111' on tho 1il11'n1'y t:11111'. W11911 H19 1111111 v'9t111'11911 111111 3.1119 him tho 11i::11'9tt11s. 0111111 snt 11111111 to 11111111- 1119 t A11 :nt11111'011 :11'0111'11 111111 111111 111'9ss911 f111'11'111'11 111:111'11' 11s 1119 9x1191'i1111'nt pl'ng1'11ss911. T119 '9st 11's1s 91111111111011: nothin: 11:111 11111111911011. T1111 11119111191 was 1111111- f1111n111111.01111 111' 11119 1119 nthm' 111::11'wtt1's 11'91'9 19st911 but to 110 :11'11i1. It was :1 1111221911k0111111191' 111111 1'11s9 t11s'111s 1111'1': G1111t11-111911. 11'9 fail to 1911-:11 1111is1111 in 11111' of H19 91::11'9tt9s 1111t tl111s9 t11'11 found with t119 119.111 111011. 1'19s11111211111' th91' 931119 from t119 1:111:11: 9011t11in91'7t110y 111'9 'A 7V M: 1111qu11111111: :7 11111111111111k2'111111111111111111:211111111111111:I. 2 111$ :11 11111111111111? 21111111111111 :;21111I11111111II111 r s 2 A IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHI 1111111111 '49 7;: a 0 :gl 1111111111111 ,7 I 11111111111111!!! a m rm 1152 1111111111 E :3 1 L r 1111-1111111 I 1;; 211. L11 1931:191E? 2:1 1119. 5111.119 111'111111, 111111 91'91'y111ing. My 111901'1' is that the cigarettes W91'e 1'9mo1'9d from 1119 1111111i1101'71119 two I 11111'9 119117211111 119111911 with 11 potassium cyanide 90111- 1111111111 T119y 11'91'9 1'91u1'n91i to the 11111'1111' 11nd 111119911 111 1111 91111115' 119993911119, p1111-9.T11111 111911111 111111'1 '1'11911119111911, 111111 111' som90119 in 1119 111111.1'9.I1' this inquest f111 111 1'91' 9111 11i.1' i119111it1' I shall mm 1119 911.19 01'91'111 t119 Nntiouul D9199ti1' 9 Agemy I wish D9199- 111'9 111111'1'111' to 111111111119 the inquest I1111n11119 1'011 211'9 dismissed. Take 0119 of those 1-1111i1's 0ft'i191', show in 1119 next witness 9' S119 111'01' 911 111 119 1111119 0111911th 1119 n9g1'0 900k, 11 g1'9af 111;: black nt'gro 11111m1ny 111' 911111'm11u.1' dimensions Mu1'1'11y 911111911 in Iik9 11 tig91'. Listen 1191'9! W1191'9, were 11111 11191 11.1:111 at 8 .00 0'11111'k? A11x11'9'1 1119 11111t. ' 11'11it9 1'111ks, 11011' y11111111 1101191' 111 1119 like- 111111; I 11in't 1111119, nothiu' 10 you 1111, Y'u wants 111 11111111' 11 11919 11'11I I 11191 night 111 11' :00 119111911? W911, n19 111111 Lu1'i11111' 111111 Liza .111119, 111111111111 111119 nigger, 11'9 11'uz 1111 in 1119 kit1hun 11w1111'hing dishes. W9 W117. 11 111111111' 1111111 gniu' 111 11 111111119 show. Liza .I1'1n9 .1119 sm's7 uN91'91'mi1111 111111 11111121101911 1119 11111191' g111'9 1119 alarm, wh91'9 11'91'9 you then? W9 11'11 1111 111 1119 ki1'111111 1111'11111ing 111.1'1195 T119 0111 119219.11 was dauntless. W9 Wllz 11 1111 ing '1111111 gniu' 111 1119 mo1'i9s. Liza .,111119 sh9 9117 '91'91' mind, I 1911 y 11' T119 f91111w faiily 1'911911 11. 'I don't 15119 a cnntineutal What .1111- .1111i11. Y1111'1'9 11i1'1.11 I. .'it down 111'91' 111919 111 111111 9111111: N9xt, T111 i11qu9st 111111'911 1m r11pidl1'.A11 11111199199 10111 parallel stn1'i9s concerning 111911'11'1191'9111111uts 1119 111'911i11g 11efo1'9 until J01111, th9 1'h'1111ff9111', was 91111911 in. Murray 111' 1111.1 111119 was 1'911111'111 1111111 almost any straw II9 launched his attack f1'u111 a dif- 1'91'9111 1111219. What d'y9 .1'1110k9, John' T119 111199111111 199111911 10 startle 1119 1111111. 11'911 I-9r-a-amost always smoke Camels. S11m1'1111191' I 9111111119 11ft, 11111 1101 for 10111: 1110. Got 11111' .11110k91' 1111 y'u 110w? T119 jury was frankly puzz1911. '1'91', .1 I got 11 111'1111'11911' 111111k11g9. It ain't 1191'91' 119911 1111911911. D11 you Want 0119'! '1'119 111111121 f111'9 1111.111 111'111111 grin 111' 110w. 1'1111111y 11111'1'111'11111111'1 9x11911911 this. I19 11'11.111't 111 119 out 1111119, tho. .111 119 1'8- 111i91l with 11 111'111111 g1'i11,u9ss I Will 111k9 11119.' H9 slippe'd it 1111i911y in his 11111k91 111111 10111i11u911. 'W1191'9 11'91'9 You at '1' :00 11'1-101'11 1111'1 night. Hut 111 1111' 11111111 01'91' 11191, garage changing my 11011198 I was goiu' to town. Wh91'9 11' 91'9 You :11 11:30 o '1lo1k? 111 town I 5111111039. 11' s out in 111eg You 1191'9 5111111111911 to 11111910119910 10w11.Why was it 111111 yOu 11i1111t go? W911, I left 1191'9 j111t after dark fm 1011'11 Two 01' 1111'99 blocks 1101111 the $11991 1.1111 10ng 2161219121 1 C the 0111 huggv got to 111 11' and I 111111 to put in 511111 fix it. I came into the repair garage 111111 11'9111 to W01 idD you 11111'9 11 light? Y9.1',.1i1'.T1191'9. is a portable light 11191'9. I 111111 that. How 11111 it happen that 110 0119 saw or heard you? It was 90111 and I 111111 the 1101115 9109911. I 111111 the light inside tl19 11111111 1111 the side of 1119, 911gine away from th9wi1.11111v1 ' '1 W919 you there when Biltmau ga1'9 1119 alarm. :'Y11s, sir. You were! W'hv didn't he mention you among those p1'9s9nt. when 1'0u were 1111 M gather9d 111 the 111111. 1,1. i'- OUK 21011210173101 ' yu 1599111189 I didn't come in, ,Sir H9, thought I was in tow11.' L04 Why didn't you come 11.1 I am afraid of dead 11191.1, sir and I have n91'91' $9911 one yet. i That's mighty 111111 John. Yyou are dismi1sed. A11 Witnesses are dismissed,Y11u may :11 1111911 into the other room E Murray and 0011p 1'onsi1191-911 the evidence fm- some mom9nts. t119n Coup rose and 10 1111111995911 the jury: HI suggest that we hold John for investigation. His story is 1119 m 111111' 11119 111111 isn't 11111119 11111'. W9 ,1'111111 imm1'11111191y 1:91 in touch with 1119 National 11911'9ti1'9 Agency and secure a good detective. Shall we pronounce death due to 7'; m11r1191'? '1 T119 jury agreed that they should and authorized that John be 119111 and a detec- 11'1'9 summoned. l For 111119 days nothing was 1911111911 of the murder mystery. P901119 talked of it 11199.1snntly, but nnne wer9 111119 to surmise as to whose hands W9r9 responsible for W 1119 111111111 111' 1119 111911. All 113119911 that 1119 s91'n1111 11911111 11'111 1m accid9nt that 119 111111 gotton 1111191111 111119911 101' Mr.Lo1'9uthall. Certainly the murderer didn't intend 0 1191 two But it was strange that he 19ft two eig111'9tt9s n19t1 meantime the 119tectiv9 from the National W111'k9d upon the case .No 0110 E 11'111' 1111111111911 10 1119 11111111 119 11111119 11' 9111 11191'9, i11 1291,1119 li1'911 11191'9 9x99pt W119n I.WMIIHHW: 11111111111111 s'iiiilliltliiliiilE WHIIMIHIIIIHI IIHIIIIIIIIIIHIHg ' V111111I11111111111111 '2111111111111111111zz; 19 ,3 than he was at his hotel.Appa1-ently he had learned nothing. He had asked many questiuuse some of them almost uni'.eas01111b1e His answers, tho, were to mutc1. All this 1111p111ent 1-111111,tl111. was due to the 1.111111 s disposition; he was really 16'3 !- ing much, but preferred to keep it quiet He was a young man of perhaps thirty-five 01' six years, with light hair and brown eyes. He wo1e smart Clothes 11nd stepped with a springy tread like he uwned the wm'hl With 11 fence around it. In utl1el'w111'1ls, he was 11 very striking pei'suu 111111 0110 would likely take 111111 for a sport editor 01' sume- thing like that-nevel' 11 quiet detective like he really was. He had 11 long string of successes on his slate, among them being the famous Horton robber . The judge was 011 the bench and the jury 11.1 the h0x.Att111'neys and court at- temlauts were at the i1' posts. The detective entered and placing his satchel 1111 the table, turned to address the eoult 11111111011111, 11111 the 111'is0111-1alt is necessary that he hear what I have t0 say. The p1'isone1 entered and took his . a . He was white 111111 shaky from worry and loss of sleep. After quiet reigned again the detective continued, The prisoner is NOT guilty. ' The a111lien1e was dumbfounded. After a brief silence, p11111le1110nium reigned. Friends Of the prisoner applauded loudly. Mutinning for silence, he resumed his talk. Mr. 11111'entl1all was 111111'1lel'e11 11y fate. SD was the deputy 1-111'1111e1 who was placed in the lih1 111.v tn 111111111 the 1ontents and the 1101'i No one 11101' e11. It seemed as if the people 111111 not heard but. plainly they 11111111371111 minds behind the faces were working furious sly. HBriefly what happened 11' t1 .sA Lorenthalls body and that of the other man were found in the same pos1t11 111, it would seem that the same 11cti011 was being pe1 f01n1e11 by both men when death came. Placing myself in that posiiton I found that it was most likely the 1111111111111 that they were reaching for, but 01.1 second thought, it 11111111 he the ligl1te1'.1711'i1le111'e showed 1111 1 this was true ri.-'1:111'tte 1.111'1'11th1111 smoked w ' puisnned with potassium cyanide. 11 very 01111 poison to use for murder, as ul'sehie would have 111101! much better. I met another diffi1-111t.v,also. Biltman said that Lorenthall alwn. 1 11s he read and 111.111 that the body was still warm when he found it at 8. ' If this happened it wouhl seem that he would have been killed more 1111111 an hour hefol'e. I found 11 1ig111'st11l1 th11t gut 11111111111 this diffieulty' . 1 111.111 found9 11 hul'nt mat1h. IIe lighted the cigar with this mat1'.h Why. 1 did not know at thet his brings us down to the 1 ig111ette. He llighted this by the lighter on his 11um11101'.You might say that he lighted it off of his 1iga1' 11111111. If he 111111 he would be alive 1011111. The cigarette lighter dill the killing. .911 t'o1'h1'e11th.The1'e was much talking in the courtroom. A11 het'nme quiet, however, when he again hegan talking: UThe cigarette lighter was charged with :1 great amount of potassium 1y11ni11e. How this happened was 0111 an 111'1'i1lent It was like this:Bi1tm0re sent it to the tinkers to he replatl'd with silver as all the plating was worn off 111111 his master was very fond of it. W'hen it was l11'11ught buck it had some 1 1't1lls of potassium cyanide in the inside crevices. As .V'nu perhaps know, this chemical is used in plating iron 01' tin surfaces with silver. B1ltmm e flled it with alcohol and placed it 1111 the table, that 11fte1'nonn.The 1'1. st11ls are soluble in 1111-01101 111111 the lighting fluid became 11 solution of potassium ferl'nianitle which needed only tn he 111411171111 to form 11 111111 11.11 ryanitle gas, which is also very poisonous. The change is 1 el1lesente1l 11.1' the Khemicnl fol'mul 111' x'-4 Fe K.SHHRCN -F1'7- 'The scene in the lih1'111'y might be given about 11111' this:Afte1'1linner Lm'en- thull comes in 111111 sits down at his table to read the paper. He takes out 11 eigm' 111111 lights it with a m11t1'11 he has had to carry matches during the absence of the lightera 111.111 pr'o1ee111' to 101111 the paper He smokes 111111 reads for a good while, the 1-ig111'11ei111: 11 large one. About eighty twenty it heenmes ton short to smoke 111111.11s he has nntiewl the lighter. derides to smoke 11 1-ig111',ette Taking one from the humidnr he 1e111-11es for the lighter and lights it. He take 11 few puffs 111111 half 9 from his chair to 1 etuln the lighter to its place He 1111t's7h11t the pnisun gets hi 1m 1! ght the position dose hell by Biltman as heing stretched out 011 the table. fnee 1111wn.1'1s if he 111111 fallen in si 112 from his 11111i1': his right arm extended f111'w 111'11, the 11111111 elutc'h. 111;: the t11111e 1'01'e1' :his left .11 1n crumpled under him with 11 cigarette that was fleshly lighted. This was 0111.1' 11 moment 01' two before Biltmnn went to the 1111111' to call Mr. Lorenthall. The 1111111111151 vet warm when he readied it a111litl1inki11g him ill.l'tilt1n1111 moved him off the t11hle.elem'ing the way fm the next v1 ietim Thus we have the story of how two unsuspecting men were murdered by 11 eignrette lighter. I hme the ni'tieles in question here as 1'11 1111f for what I have 111111 Addressing the judge. 111I 0011011111011: Your 110110121 demand the release of the prisoner 111111 pmueunr-e 11011111 due to accidental circumstanees. The great man had won another star for his 1'1'11w11. 11.11 e there 111111 he dies in Mason B111'1'011. I 11111111111 :1111111111111111. l:;l11111111111111111Wmuwuuna11111111111111!2:211111111111IIIIII1I AV . 7 11mm 11 ?A :1 a L L m T 111111111111 '5;- kl 7:1 FA 3w g, J IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IE: IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII S IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII :il IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IO IN IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII g 'IIIIIIIIISIIIIIIIIIIE I'IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII L ' IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII ALUMNI E RAMBLINGS OF AN OLD TIMER C1111 you who are jnstlod against and occnsionnlly 1-1'911 knor-kml down 111 1111- 1111111 rush as you 11111-111111 10 go f1'nm English to 11112911111 01' you who 91'11111- y11u1' 1199113 until they 111'9 permanently out of joint, 111111 form- y0111'9111's to 11911r 1'111' l19yo1111 11111-111111 1'1111111it1' iu 1I11- 1'111119 11tt1-111pt to s99 111111 119111'11'11111 2119s 1111, in Assemh 7'1'1111 1'11u 1'1-11lizp 111111 11111-9 upon a time 119111111- nskod Why 1119 School 111111111 1111111 s11 111129 11 high s1'l1m1l? C1111 you who live in 1111- 8-100 hlm-k 1'1-111iz9 thnt 111109 11111111 11 111119 11901119 won- 1191'911 why 1111-y 11111 1119 high s9111101 0111 111 1111- 911:9 11f town? 01' 91111 you who 1111111'1-1 111111 1111- 1'1111111'1-11 111'91' 111 11111111111111 11:11'1- 91'1'1'ythi11g 111111 ,1'1111 11111111111: 1'1-11liz1- 111111 111191- 1111011 11 time people thrilled 111 1119 l1eauti1-s 111' 1l19 High 891111111 building? But Imck in 1119 days when 1119 building was 119w 1111 1111-119 things 11'1-1'9 1l111ug11t 111111 said. It. was in 1119 . 1111:: of 1907. 171'11911 many of you 111111 not 5'91 11111111911 tn use your f99t as 11 1111-11119. of navigation 111111 11711911 some of you 111111 11111 1'91 1921111911 111 11111111- your lips to say 1l1'1-1I11 . 111111 1111- high school 111111 1111- s1'1'1-11111 111111 eighth grndt's 111111'1-11 111111 1119 111'9s911t high s9hool lyuiIdiug. T119 work was nnt 91111111191911 1111 111111 first term we 11'91'1- 1111111191911 111 tl1os9 rnnms 111111911 111111' 1'9-99110 111 1111- 911111g of 1111- I1111n11191' 11nd 11111'11 111111 1111- buzz of 1119 911w. 0119 ronmwas suffi1'i1'111 1111' 1111-- high $911110! 111111191: siu91- 1111- 59111111' 9111ss 1-11ns' ted of only 11119 n11-1nI191 1E11 Lolumun : 1l19 junior. of tl11'99 10111'1- 1'111-711011' 1111.. Y11t9s: 011111-199 McDanit-l 111111 Harrison Fis1'111-1'1 : tl11- s111111n111111'9. 0f11l1nut fi1'11-1-11; 111111 1111-, freshman, of approximately tw911ty-fi1'9. The next fall 11'9 mm'1'1l into 1119 11111i11 111111 of 1111- l1ui111i11g. T119 19901111 1111111' 1 ' 1119 1'l1i1-f 991-119 of operation. The high 119110111 was 11111111111911 in what you know 115 Miss T11111191 s 11111111: 1119 911111111 91111119 11991111i911 M T9xi1- Smyth' 1'11111u. 111111 1111- s1-1'9111h. M 1 111-sr'i1- Gil 1'1111's: 1l11- 91191111.:11'1' 11111 1111.1- 1111us1-11 in Mr. 1 S. Smith's 1'1111111. 111111 1119 Iihx'ury in Miss B11i11-y' 11'11119 what is 10 you Miss B111 domain s91'1'1-11 11s 1111 9.11111 1'1-1'itnti01'1 room for 11 . 1311111111111 11vh11m 1'011 1111011'11 , Johnson! to t9111-l1 1'119'111' 111111 1111 11 111111' 11111111111 111 11111111'111 1'1111 11s Mr. W. .1. 111111111111 10 Iistvn discuss P119's t11l9s 111'11'111911 1111-111 11'-1119 outlines of 1111- li1'1-s nt' Whit- Em91's11n 111111 1119 r9. '1 of 1111- American 11'1'i111's It 1'1-11111 11111119 11119 1n119som9 to go up 10 the third 110111. which was used f111'1111111i11g 9x1'1-111 tl11- pl11'1i1-s 9m 119g of 1111-99 n19m1191's.Th1- rooms 111 1111- I111s1-m1-nt 11919 us911 1511111111911 c111111 s11 p19nti1'ul 111'91'1- 1'1111111s 111111 s11 1:1-1191'ous 1119 f111'ult1' 111111 11 21111111 111' 111111 gi1s 111111 a private 11111111 room 011 1'ni111'n1'1-r11111111x 1119.99 11111911 rooms 11'91'9 s19119s 11f 1'91'y li1'1-ly 119ti1'ity. N91' 91 shall I fm'ge-t 1191911 31119111111111 mow Mrs. Suppinztmn 11:4 sl19 mounted a I11-111-l1 111111 1.1111119 stump spe1-9h1-s 1111 119111111' 111' Tuft's p1'1-si11911ti111 campaign, Th1- s1hn111 1111s 1111111 tht- show 1111199 111? 1119 town, and 1111 sp1-c'i111 11111's such 113 Washington's Bilthdm' 01' T1-xns 111119111-111191191- D111 th9 1'9s1 of tho 1111111111 91111111911 11' 91'9 brought 01' 91' to 599 the I19auti1-s of 11119 n9W building 111111 1ist911 tn 9111.111- ins ng pra- g1 'am I191's9n1911 111' 1119 High 8911001 Lit91'111'1' S119i1-t1' 011.11011' th9y 11'1111111 11istu1'l1 our 191 9119 1191199! For an l1'0u1 01' so they would r1199 1111 01'91' the building 111111 911111 111111111 9111111111,: y9llszfi1111111' th9y would 119 119111911 into 1119 nuditmium 10 1ist911 10 1119 pr'ommu 1111111 1191'1-1' 1111,1191: my first mortifimtinn as n p11l1li1'sp911k91'. 011 0119 of 1119 after- 1101111.: 1v11911 we had 1119 primary and gr'ammm 1.2111119 911i1111'911 1111 1' 'titnm I was s911911- 1111-11 for 11 119111119 Being 0f 11 naturally 11111111119 111111 119111'9ful 111sp11s11i1111.1 l1a1'9 111-1' 91' 1-11101'1-11 119111111 ! 111111 11111 I11-i11g m1 111111-111 91111131119119. 1 11'11s 11111 11111'111'111111'Iy 111111191911 101119 :1ffi1'111111i1'9 side 111' 1119 woman suffrage 1111111111111. 11911119 1119 119111119 1911- 11'1-1'9 11t111-1-'-11111111-1s 11'11i1'h 91111911111911 fully 1111 110111'. Th1- first 111111 1119 s99n1111 g1'111191's wig:- 1'11-11--1-11 1111- ti'fh 111111 sixth 1:1'n1191's 1111111911 But 11 program is 11 program: it must I19 gi1'911 19111111119911 nf 11'11911191 th9 11111111-n99 is in a 199 9pti1'9 111111111. 1 Was 1119 first s1u-11l11-1w11'11'i11z 1111- 1 11111-9 of 1111' s-p991h th1- sun91'il119111l1-11t 91111911'T111k 1111111911 I t1'i911 hut imp1'9ss911 with 1119 fonlishn9ss 01' 1-111I9111'01'i11g 111 90111'91'1 tiny wriggling IIIINHK nt' humwui'v 1o 1119 11'nu1'-11 91111111139 91111911 1 must 11111'9 11111119 11 f1-9I119 9ffmt and 11111 111111'11 I19111'-tI11-11k911 r11'91' 111v fuil111'9. N1-xt 9111.119 N911I11 Imlmff 111nw Mrs T1'1191-1' I'11rk1' , 8119 too fail1-11 to 1:91 11 word I191'111111 th9 fourth row Thou 9111119 Ralph Mil9s. L74 v4 7:: 191 w IEIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII FY: IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII a IEIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII: .1 :IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII :Q: 37 s IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 5'4 IIIlIIII'IIIlIIIIII L. m.. E 'N InnLA 1.Inl . V LA 71 v4 h 5.1-1! 7 I11: L E1 '1 '3': r 1mm Elm lmmr: 1111111111111EglIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII M lmt 911-111 Ralph with 1111- 11111111111121- 11f11 1111.1 .1' lungs 1-011111 11111 1'1-111'11 thut 11'1'1;:;:1i11;:, talk- i11g1111111. Who 1111- f11111'1h 1111-111191' 11'11.1' 1 111119 f111'g11ttl-11. Have you imagined 111111 1111110111 .11-1f-g111'1-1'111111-ut 111111 1111110111 1-11111'111' 111 this 1111111 school originated only four 111' fi1'1- .1'1-111'11' 111211? If.1'11. .1011 111-1- 11111111' 11111111111 11.1'111'111111': 111.211 11'111-11 1111.1' 11111 1111101 11'111' 11 f1'1-s11u11111. 11 g1'11111111f 111111.1'1'11 11,1'p111111111g 111 1111- 11111111111111 I11111111111-300111.11411111111011: '1'i11:: 11f t111111y gnt 1111:1-1111'1' 111111 f111'1111111lt1'11 11 3.1111111111111111 111111 1'1111111111111111' 111'111111'1' f111' 1110 High S1'111111l'11111-1'111'1' S111'i1-1'11 ' try 11111.1'1- 11ff1-111h-1's 11'1111 11111 1101 11111191111111 1111- prog' 1.11. .1 .1' ' 111 1'11111't 1111-11 I 1111111 know. for 1111-11111'1'1-1111-1' 11111-1'1-1'1 .1'1-1-1111-11 111 1i1- 111 11111111111: 1111- 1'1-111 1tit1lti1111 111111 11.1'-11111.1' 111111 1.1111111: 1111-111 2111 1111- 11111'111-1-11111111' 11f 1'1-111 11-g111 1101'111111-1111'. '1'111-1'1- 1111 1' 11 1-11- the 1111-1111-11 111-111119121 11f 1111- .1'11111111: 11'11111 111111-11 1'11-g11 11111 111' 1111 11111-111111 111111 1111-111 11 1211-111 21111111111111 1-1111 1'1'1-1' 1'1-17:01 1111- g1'1-111 111-1-1111- 1111-.1' 11:111 5111111 after we moved to th1- new building:- 1-'111' 11'1-1-k1' 111111111111 f111 1 11'11111 11.1' 1111- 1111: mom of 1111- 111111111 .1'9111'.T111- 11111-111011 1 11011111011 111111 11111111' 1111111111 111'1- 111-111-1 fi1-i1Il 111 1111- n11ti1m111 1111- affi1'111111111- 111-1'1- 11111'1i.1'1111 11111-12101 1'1111'1-111'1- 1111111111111. 11111 11'111111111 11011111111111 : 1111 1111- 111-game 11 1-I1- Ap 311-1111111011. 111 1111111111111 111111 11111111 A ' 171111101. 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L? g F7 g TA 7 k A m g LVA ummml Is! u m L 7; L774 7: 841 1:63 lwnlunuulm a V x ; I T I:V:IVI -77;ng j E QI::IVJV$V 7:1- 'm' . $1.4 WWHWHIWN LEA HVHHHHUIHH r71 WIIWNINIIH LiA WHWHIIIIWH a h k ?A WINUWIIWH L? WIWHHWIW LEA HWIIIWIIHJH r1 WHIIHIIUIIIH L ?: wv 4;? 19 gaxhzz IIIIIIIIIIIIIIEI' 3;: IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII $1 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 3;: IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII g IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IE: r; . V $4 r L A 7-; g? I Am 7 I3 Compliments of J ULIUS DEUTSER LAN E FEE IV a EQEI I O V; I3? IE V 9 MK IIIIIIIIII IQ Iummugmlg '3' 524 L; Ea Jno. R. Adams 8L Co. Ship Chandlers and Ship Butchers Groceries and Hardware szlg mm Machinist Supplies Sporting Guam Qy Texaco Lubricants Lawn and Garden Tunls El Paints and Oils Stnws I'IIII Ranges g Suil and Hutch Duck Galley Equilnuvnt 3 Steam Fittings Ilm'tl'iml Supplios WE Life Bouts and Equipment Mazda Lumps VI 91 L JOHN R.IADAMS gt co. Stm'es IWI m IIQIIMI 7; I32 5?; ta Port AI-tlmraOl'nngeiBeaumnut E .- m IIIIIIIIummIII g IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Iii: IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII: E IIIIIIIIIIIquIIIzI I g; IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII g IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IE: IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 7V LA IJHHWHHW EIWJHHHEHHI EEIWIWUIIIWI EIAT 3E Q Palmer Lumber Company E -N V 7- L LE2 'A 7 A satisfied customer is our greatest asset. m Port Arthur :1: El Nederland El 5E and NE , Port Neches 3$3 AA g .L :1 Q 554 t: I A 11E $1- :3: r b E! El Our Specialt - - - L V t 1 er r1 r l A i; AX Vs 41 k g; L E ?El 1:3 :1 QV rd E N g; aV ha I r V Lam MILLER BICYCLE SHOP 41- L1 r j 7:; L A WWIWIW IIWIMIIIII 7V '3 gum; m Y: H .137 mi -' x D. M. PICTON 8: COMPANY David M. Picton R. P. Clark A. N. Peekham Contractors River and Harbor Improvements Branch Office Bar, Harbor and Coastwise Towing Galveston, Texas Main Office 2425 Realty Bldg. PORT ARTHUR, TEXAS Owners of Tugs John Sealy Stella Bertha 11 Captain Sam Lighters Derrick Barges Floating Plant Rock Quarries V V IllllllllllMlH a In IgV FA 7: FA 7 Egg V munmuumu $7: mnlrmmmzrl E ig. Port Arthur Pleasure Pier Park 7V illllmummg-ilmmumnlu EE. .3 , ya 7 V g gllimnwmmw g JIIuIIIIIIIIIIIIlea I Wumum FA IIuIIIIquIIIw' K911 b; If: mum :1 g kgl WWW 7; L41 m on: A E '73 LY; ri LA m 74 AAA VAV g1 mm: WIWIIIHWI DR. W. C. WELCH Chiropractor Phone 779 Wmsultntirm Froc- All Diseases Room 15 Smith Building SERVICL W'e are at your service. Call on us. The HUB Clothing Company 322 Pmcter Successor t0 Goldman Brittnin Company FULLERS CAFE 407 Pl'm-te-r Phone G35 Fomplimunts 0f BAKER 8L VAUGHN Real Estate Rllnmls Complimvnts of N ORTH END PHARMACY Compliments of KEITH SHOE STORE 15:6 THE GROVES Pecan Sub-Division to Port Arthur City Office: Craig Agency A. E. GROVES. Sales Agent Highland Home Sites Fine WateriGuod Drainage Excellent Soil l'lmuo 406 House Phone 1071 C. H. BARNES Agem-y for Purina Chow Chow Feed Purina Chicken Feed Purina Mule Feed White Crest Flour 2 Lu Q 7 l :: : 1' IMMIWIIN :l HIHIIIIHIIIHILI a MIMHIIIW WIIIIIKIIIIIIII 31 7 , VAV . 'm- 7:; . NMIHHMIIHIIIHIW L1 IHIIIIIIIIIIIIIFI a Hm-Lmlhlll L1 HthHlllIlll IL 3 I k . . mm; EjawrmmInIhIliaj:muwuuw g HMHMMM G. W. IMHOFF 85 CO. Furnishers and Clothiers Featuring Society Brand Clothes Compliments of Students and Young Men's Models J IMHOFF g; SON G. W. IMHOFF E: CO. 504 Procter St. ED. SZAFIR Cleaning, Pressing and BERT HUGHES Kl CO Alterations Yours For Service 1E! 7 ' um: um I 314 Procter Phone 489 H m 4M V V 7 ' M, N; r i f I Mk r; I nWm 4 r; ITA '3' I uuunmmw I mmmmnws E Imum ImmuI :2: :I Immu wmm E wmmmmmnI Ii: Iimnm-wm Ii: nuuuuunw I K.?.I TEXAS REALTY CO. INC. Roul Estatv and Rentals THE VOGUE We Buy Vomlork Lien Notes TEXAS INSURANCE may'm'wm AGENCY SHOES FOR LADIES Complete Insurance Service Port Arthur. Texas 421423 Procter 440 Austin Ave. Phone 46-1 PLETTMANIS GROCERY Kl MARKET Phone 219 624 Procter St, l'hmw 16513-1694 606 Houston Ave. N. J. ADER Merchant Tailor Your Credit is Good SAM WEINSTEIN . I Cnmplimonrs of Dry Goods, Shoes, Mlllmery und Rendy-to-Wem' ACME SIGN WORKS IILeader of Low PricesII Compliments of Compliments of R008 8: FORST SEGAL FURNITURE CO. WIIHWIUIIII g HIHINIIIIINII 5; L A L r; r; ? :w EM Iuluuumuuur E: wuuuumIrI Ii: mmmm ; ME: ummmmm Ii: E.3E. ,- l I muuZI 3:1 n-Cj-l 7;; KL! II JIIIIWIMIM ' A a 52x K a , I k EWIMEJMIE WMHWIWEM IV 3; L L; Iummuwg: mummm 3-: :umnmu EEIMHHHIWI m I, .. x2 .94 7; :1 1:9: sl: '5: AEI 7; L1 4V $1 g F1 7 t: 4! a L 7 74V i 2 IE 71 Nti 1:91 E :3 .1 h; 1K4A 7 QR V 1 7,! an .1 1 wHHImMIHlLl E111 WIIEIHHIH :5: WHHHMM Compliments of W. P. McFARLAND J eweler V WHIIIIIIIIIIIIHI a I IHWUHIIIIWE HWHWHHIHI L THE HODGES CO. INC. Dry Goods, Larlios1 and GhiIdanVs READYVTOJVEAR 421 Procter Phone 30 Compliments of ADAMS 8: GORIN CO. I nunmmmm 1;; mm mm1 E1 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIHII Ii: mmxumlm1 E; Hi DR. G. A. COBB Eye, Ear, Nose. Throat, Nervous and Chronic Diseases 539 Proctor Sf. 1111mm :E: HNIIIIIIIIIIIIIHI :9: 1Imnmmumu Ii: umlmmmml M153 Z7! F1 E 7A El. L E31 '3' um um IHIHUHH If: MIIIIIIIIJIIIIWI JHWUHWHN :53: ?IRIIIIIIIIIIIIII1 Compliments of VAUGHAN-PACE Hardware and Furniture The Stare Ahead 617 Procter Phone 483 KLEAS DRUG CO. 428 Procter Phone 133 Koduks and Supplies Where you got what you Want 7 .gLI I nu 53 Compliments of MARGUERITE BEAUTY PARLOR 7; EA Immmur :vmmmman EIummmmum a E Compliments of L. E. BERRY 8L SON r; I g I rzy v thuulmlmlm f4 IIHIIIIIImIHII I r74 Iumm mwm r. mlmmullm L1, I q; :IIMIIIIIIIISIIIIIIIIIIIIII:a-in'1I, 1in312 m WEM MM ilav . I AI 7: A vw 5; xr: VI Il-kaI I IFALW I . x- 7.;VI F4 COLLEGE PHARMACY Egmaagm 7; L?d III '-I:;1IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Ask the Children Where to Go g L?A m E E II kl Ill 71 A'W'A , HE E :IIE 7.. F 3:31 -':. Egg :E We F ill Prescriptions SE g l?! g ?A fiaE.j E.j' IIIIIIIIIII 21m? ME; IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII L1 . ,l I :1 II n km. IIEIIIIIIIIIIIIII I1IIIIIII II III Av p, 532' 1.? 7 g, L A V E 9E V. T. Effenberger J EWELER Compliments of C. T. Baker ?4 n 7:; m 437 Austin Ave. Phone 270 H .91 rgu 37 g, 7 k llllllllllhlll V .M WIHIIIIIIN g a m$2132 Compliments of '6 Compliments of McMullen 8: Glass Corner Drug Co. 515 Procter Phone 15 IMIIIWIIIWII 5; k1 Kg 51 ya a ml :V A ?4 L; L '33 7': m :i: lmn 3 Cs, ,- V$ 7; '3; a mmmmmm 3 numwwnu ' Li; .I j! mmmmwIiiumuuummhlLg: mmuummtm 1:: ummmmmrtg m ghmlmmmm :::mmmnmu K wmunm a D ';V EEEH 7 LA Juane: :V L n74 TE 3. ; r-A ' VA FA ES g r 5 IE V A E? A E V JMIIIIIIHIIIIIIUII: I WINIIHIIHIIIIH Hart Drug High Grade Perfumvs and Toilet Articles Co Prescriptions a Speoinlry l9 . 'yew'wk a $1322 s Cnmplimvuts of Thomas Goggan 8: CO. Phone 33 Hvst Delivery Sm'vicp 3H Pmctvr St Phone- 1105 L- Wolford Produce C0. lion lors in Butn-r, Eggs. Cunntry l'l'uduw. Fish. 03's! 91's Linl autl Dressvd Pnultry 318 l'rOL-tm' St. Telephone 289 Part Artlun'. Tvxus Hill Sz Gipson BUILDING and REAL ISTATE We Buy, Build and Sell R0111 Estate Roma Is I usuru nee N. M. Barrier KL Son 42:? I'rm-tvr SL I'hune 3. . Port Arthur, Texas Briley Plumbing Co. A Bath a Day Kevps You Fit In Every Way Perkins 8; Youngblood Bicyvlps and General RPpail'ing .7th Fifth St. Port Arthur, Texas 771 ; a umwumun a mummy NINHIMIHHH I 7! $1 nu Per Cent of Yuur Car Tl'oulllos Are ElectricnliSmA Us. E. Brinkman E M IIIMIIIHIHIIIHI giiwnwmmm gm :4 7:: n :4 73! F r: L71 WWW v: V F4 A E 9 L?4 2E Ll E A L; r, 1g: I11111w1111:11111111111111111IIE1111111111111 :::111111111111111111I IQ COVINGTON BROS. Transfer, Muving, Crating Storage. Picnics and Hay Rides Phone 433 506 5th St. .x 9x312 N we: I1111111111111111 E 11111111111111 I E I111'111111111 :? :111111111111111I Compliments of PHILIP INMAN Call and get estimates on Cabinets, Store Fixtures Screens and Sash, Doors Windows and Plate Glass PORT ARTHUR PLANING MILL CO. Cnmplimen ts of OWL DRUG STORE Compliments of R. H. DUNN r: 1 r: 1 NA 1111111111UIHH IL m VLE A11m1111111111111Ia Kodak Finishing and Enlarging Films For Sale POST NOVELTY STUDIO 11 E 111 n 'V 1 1 1r 1 $111111I11111n1111111 IHHHHHW 1 59:1 gl I 0 J; :ki'3: l 2 IIHIIIHYWHH! ti: INIIIIIIIIIIIIIHI :9: IXIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIH g IIIHHIIHIHIWI LVGHI w F OR YOUR AUTOMOBILE USE Texaco Gasoline and Texaco Motor Oil Texaco Transmission Lubricant Texaco Qckwork Metal Polish Texaco Thuban Compound For Hard and Soft Wood Floors Use TEXACO LIQUID WAX DRESSING Pure Limpid Liquid Wax Gives a Superb Finish For General Household Needs TEXACO HOME LUBRICANT Every Home Has Use For a Can E! L; FA IE V A TEXACO ROOFING Ready to Lay Prepared to Stay I 1 2mm:- LV fl 1E SE '77, TEXACO stands for excellent and uniform quality. It also fill means expert service in the choice of lubricants to suit your par- 0 ticular work and conditions. Each Texaco Lubricant is designed lg! 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. Q a 7;! w The Texas Company General Offices: Houston, Texas E1311: 7; a Agents Everywhere Q :3!- g: I W. mmmmmm'i? mm, '1 '9 mmunmum'ngmmmmm 'g ml WU mm L l K A L A K A Cg ummlwuunnEgmunmmum :9:'IHIIImImmIIqui:mmmuuuuu .I . J wwunm I 2:meme l Sir: lwmmmm E: IINIIIIIIIIIIIIIHI JIIIIHIIHIIMIIH f 1:! E: Jumuummum 4: nImIII-I LV rA 7; g? A Gulf Refining Co. Port Arthur, Texas lg n. y E 9A vs 5'1 7 E :1 El z; b A mlmummw 7;: IFA Q FA 7 V K? Refiners of PETROLEUM EQEE AT -IE 79 r: E 74 $4 w If v '1 J Dgglmlmnmmnfammumlmw Er memm-mfaummwumu EE.3 r:y . n E.j QQM E: marmmmlm J E mm mm H :umznmmaj L99 7g L71 w 71 , 3355.: u IIIIwummtmmvEummnumm:6:xmmmmumfijunwwmw Em Ia mu 3: :mmmmmI Imnnnnnm E mm; m: Compliments of FA IF'A LONE STAR PRESS Commercial Printing-nEhgraving 74 Li 3 r7 l Eglic- i I: Compliments of Port Arthur Abstract Co. Q a I : 'llmuummmufgmmmmwwI 'almilmmwuu3:7:wxmmnuqus unmnmnmmEwmimmmnzI EHEIEZI Compliments of werrhanta gatimmll yank ' lwmwumu :::wmmmw t-i: vmwmuw ElwnnmwmrjEQEEEwh Eluumumnum Egmmmmmm Ea'mummwwEwmwmwm l WIIIIIIIIIIHII :3: IIIIHIIIHIIWINI Iii: IHIIIIWNIUIM 2:: HIMIIHIWHWII 19 WE? 22 . , E51 E31 W253: ummmmu: gmgmmmmm Hg! 1 E Compliments of THE HOME LAUNDRY mm A El: 7; C? 61 hum L 7 Egg 6 g K71 $4 7; L LEE Start Your Career In a Practical Way E$m By Depositing Your Earnings With The F irst National Bank of Port Arthur ummml Es: g 5?: N $2 7 EEThe Bank of Hospitality W '5: x54 11am :i! WWW . . 7; VJ V Q :J l IIHIIIIIIIIIH I; a I HIIIHWWHM :77 JIHIIWHIIIH I L:A E.iEEl'i: wmuumnm gmmmmmw Iii; mnmummnn g; mwvwnmt . , , Fm 3 , . 31ImrIIIIIrmmmgummmnmnn $71Hmmmmmrzg:nmmummm . .7 12 unnuwmnmfgl nmnmmulm E: mmmnulmllijunuummum 1M, 9 m mum .:,?. M g A V ? IIMIIIHIIIKIII 3 I 3 EA 7: L Compliments of EHUHanh-mexaa gagpntheek Egank $ m: HEM g umm 7; a 7; L;l m $1 mummm gm ummmmmha W, MIIIHIWIWIV ;' W A 7:: a 7; l: V Hllllllllllllllh A 7; A?A IMIIVIIIIH '3' LEA 4V r; LEA IE1 , c . Mmmmnnuijlmmmnmu Eglmllmmmurzilmrmmmwu I m ghmuumlmmgummlmlmu Ii:'mlmmnnvngunnmmlmw 1 Artcraft Studio 244w2 Procter St. 7 a mum lush LY If it's picture service you want-see us. rg W --Full line of Eastman Kodaks and Filmso 7V 7g r a mauunlunlml g V MEI: Leave your films today and get your prints tomorrow E$m 74V XIIIIIIMI a 6 774 r? g a L ,ImuulmIg I- r; F? EE mum I Compliments of SABINE PILOT S r u A V;V :4 wmnlmml f? r g' E . 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HIIIIIIIIIIIIHI A 4 : sill Li REM HIIIIHIINIINIIIH 2:2 kgl IIIIIHHIMWI Ii 1:: 72:3 1:4 aDl-Jl 7; FA Is: Ilium 75E F4 E3 mngmmnmd r 747 Procter , 'V'W :1 , 7 E WIIIIIIIIIIIIIIW:sjuwmmwwlg:umummmziiulnmnumur 19 ..:5;,E12 MunmmmuwfzjIumummmnii: EHHIIIIIIIIIIIIIITZIwIIMIIHIIUIlINm TROST The Photographer Portraits for Commencement Outdoor Views Printing and Developing I mmummlm I :2: hnmuwmmu 1:: mummlww :2: E. :3 E hmmmm s mmmiulmn :52: hmummmm f2: :Imwcmmuul Phone 346 ' E IN : a munulum 44 LL: AEI g I mm A ViV LT Eemgm 7V Inna 31 Q 541 MIIIWIIIIII K5,: Mum ; 7:! 5:4 vmw- , . ? jlllmmummmrfiimmwmumE IIIIIImInme:nmwzmmw 19 'V'fl9g'X-1222 WmulnuuunufgqnmwnumnnIi:quummmxfijmmmmnmmfg Compliments of C. 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V :4 mm: ?A 7A L 75 54 a-l m Q 174 5 E: Immm '45 v m a Q A E mm- :0: l-m 1 E F A E g 7 x4 mmnnumumI g l IIHIIIIIIIIIMII Ii; wimmmn Compliments of The Holton Theatres 5STRAND -PEOPLES -PEARCE u My ID .' 499? 12 NE Port Arthur Lumber Company 119mm 0653133 437 Seventh St. Phones 557-558 Port Arthur 33E :KOIIE g A74 LLSSUPM STATIONERY and SCHOOL SUPPLIES Harris Book Store Fifth Stn'etiummsitv I'nst Hffim- 2 Suggestion35 wSHHitzu'y 5Yhih- islmwm' Baths I'lnsvt Soar C. M. Dismulees 42S Wm-u Aw. l'Ul'l Arthur, Tums w pm 3 , . , IIIIIHIIIINHILIIUIQIIIHHIHIIHIIIHIi:IHIIIHINIINIhEIJIIIIIIIIIIIIIIH 19 931322 mummmEgmumummquz:wmlmnmmgInmmmwK7 lj 17 7V Ma g AA 7 k: g lmmmmlun Compliments of , E. A. Laughlin Lumber Co. Everything in Building Material mmm: 3:: WI :3 1 L: E; L , 1m A 7 .91 KG Office and Yard 400 Sixth St. E6271 a Hllllllllilllll '3: m wmlllILEJ 5:4 W. Y. CRAIG Real Esta toiRentals Compliments of HABER,S Inc. '6 mmmmm KG: IE A x L74 VAV 435 Procter St. Phone 409 E 425 Austin Ave, Phone 406 InmmumI E 7:3 '5; L71 W WI! 75V FA Mil ES mmnunmm: 5:3 mummmn 2: vmmnmuum E; k l k A L A K A IE.E. :mumvmmn Ezjumnmummlg unnumummf:mmmmm' Jf: r A A LA 'E A 4mm g g L4A Mm V A mm a g L 'A hl mum 6 Q r; 3: 7E 91ml E 7; 1?; illlllllllllllllll g mlmmnmn E: hmnunm .74 mmmm CURIO ART STORE Statianry, Ponnants. Post Cards, Fancy China, Souvenir Spoons, Magazines. Fountain Pens and Staple Jewelry Mexican Drawn Work, Pllrlos mid School Supplies THE TOGGERY SHOP Quality Clothvs at Economy Prices for Father, Mother and HI? Kiddies 347 Procter St. Port Arthur, Texas T hey All Want the Ice Man When he leaves such a nice big piece of ice for so little money as we do. But That So if you want the best ice there is only one ice man that does. is ourselves servioe at the little cost order us to be- gin leaving you a piece at once. Ice is going to be short they say Get on our list while We can take customers. Port Arthur Ice Co. Phone 114 VAE iIIIHIIIHIHIIIINI a lillllllilillliiliil Immmnmwi g: um OE Port Arthur Tire and Sporting Goods Co. Everything for the Sport or His Automobile Plume- 400 Car. Procter Street and Beaumont Ave. E it Ehmmmuuu Wigmgm $EAE 7 L Aim i 7; L A fun V L IE3 O Q FA Ea ' A i-l 1:; 7A IE I EIIHIIWIWH 5: WHHWHW '5 WWW ! yr iHllllIllllllUl n 4 L A L Egl WM, '3; lkmwmumIij-uuumrmnmlg; wwwmumu:fimumnumm l9 . pg 12 aEE A Va 3 V E llllilllllm 3 fr? L :WU Compliments of D.D.AVANT Vi AFA E' :3 i F r; 2; mx EZWHHNIIIIIHHIIQHIIIHIIHIWIWEHWWIIIWIEE31E MmmwwmuhE6:ummuuwugmmvuuumg uummuu T 31' mmmwm VJ MWNHMH k;A JWHWWWIg IMIMWHHH LIXIIIHWHWHH WMHWHEJHHIIIWWHE WIHIIHHIWHHI W Q '31 xi Q, .4 $ 4!; 3 Fl i E Lu 2 r L 7; E m k: 7:: A HIS volume ofthe Seagull is a product of the Printing Department of the Independent School District of Port Arthur , . Mullmuumfg mmmsu E1wnuuummgmnwumumIEMEl E WWWEzwmm 3: ' WHNWEEWIMJAJ