Robert E Lee High School - Lee Traveler Yearbook (Baytown, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1939 volume:

.R'iM'h1lIPPIlIII!HlliIIJ1IlliIllllllIllIilIlIllI!IIIHlill1lI1I!lIl 1 W W W W W .s XX EX LIBRIS viii' FvHmu'1ull Timlllmmii Illlillillllllilllllllll 'vm ,J IAILAL lk i gf' J , -, W 1 1 vwbim m , . , WW I W W '- ,f . 1 W ' yfi' - ALIIWWKU' YI - W lll. 'L 1 'lWlUl'7l'l I I I '.'l,M X Q ii 2 2 -- 951 E4 3 ,, i' is i V 2. W i J . f 9 1 5? E - X- ,Q 1 ' 1 F 5 if P ' ' I , 'ia F 5 ' ' Q -LQ, if Q 'W' 5 ii If Q Wa A gk, S ' I 5 ga ' at P3 5 A 4' 5. - W f- f: i ' - -4... if ' if. ' , ' i ? ' ww,-.-a?'f WW ' f 1' ' - 4W ' E +- , s '- ' -- vi K I' ' , . W .-: K 9.7 5 .f -5 E E ' ' - YQ Q' 'Tv 1 - E. - -' Q W E IUWNXY 'Q ' W W E WW 3 WAS W Wi .Vf,W.Wf W fit-i-A, :W 5 FEW 1 Y'f- Wm1Q X:iJ.rN 4 ' - -' - . fmmrwrm' , I ' ,- . K x' ef? 1 j .ar 1 'N mn.. . 4 Jw THE foie MMM W NHIHDWUMLHH '32 n-, FQGBERT ELEE HIGH SCHOOL Baytown Goose Creek Peliy Wooster Hrqhlands 'ai ,QM . ...-l-' fu A-lb. . ff- ' ' - ,. J ' A-'inn A ,.-- Ma .. -- ML H .. . Q ,M N .2 'sr - - . ., '- ,.-- , .. ' . ' f -1 A ' 42+-,. -- . ' - M, - f ' , ? -KU. '-h' 'MF ' ' -el '11 A ,f , V , .W .. .x-- ' . lu.. 4 ,qsrq -asv., k A, K ... ' '1'- Jr- ' .. - - -axe-L f . .. W: -,mYT,mv- t sm.-qgw , FOR EYVORD In planning and preparing the H139 Lui 'I'RAvELER, the staff has endeavored to carry out what it considers the one true purpose ol' zi school yearbook-to present an accurate review of all student activities for the current year. It is our sincere wish that this annual will recall many happy hours that you spent in Robert Ii. Lee, and that it will be an everlasting source ol' enjoyment. THE STAFF i-.M - ,ff 55 kb 3 if ' fi 'x 11 wx lv N 'Q 'is DlElDllQCA'lFllUN To A. L. Bennett, more than to anyone else, the Robert E. Lee High School owes Ll debt of grzitittule for re-establishing tht- custom of pwublishing 21 school annual. In appreciation of this service and in recognition of his simieritjv, idealism. tolerztnee. kindness, good humor, and unfompromising attitude towzlrd wrong, the staff wisheg to dedicate to him the third volumeof the Lee 7N7'flU6?1I J'. 4. 'fvn Z gi ?H Is- -19 .1 E-af W 2 .1 CONTENTS S QJV Jrinq l3er'sona2i rie s D edicedion AM 2 e+ic:s Admimisjrradrion Organizeklons C lass e 5 Siuderfr Life .1 Toni Tanner, Claude Tipton, Brown Magness, Secretaryg Mrs. Jones, Assistant Superintendentg Dr. Lowman, Superirztendentg A. L. Kizler, Presidcntg P. W. Hebel, XV. J. Bennett, O. L. Anderson, Business Managerg L. A. Lover i THE SQCHUOL BOARD Knowledge is an asset which is unlike any other wealth. It is an asset which we can spend lavishly and thereby accumulate at the same time. It cannot be dissipated because the more we spend of it, the greater it grows. The school administrators are owerless to ive 'ou an education. lt is our dut . . . .P . g V and privilege to provide the physlcal equipment and faculty to present knowledge to you. Each one of you is very fortunate in having the material at hand, but it is your individual responsibility as to the education you get out of it. Reineniberz success comes to the person who does the common things in life uncommonly well. I 1 , ' resldent 4,1 59' ilk.-. DR. HARMON LOWMAN, Superintendent It is my privilege to direct the work of one of the best school systems in the country. The Goose Creek School District has about all that could be desired from the standpoint of buildings, equipment, faculty, and pupils. In the above sentence I have placed the IIIOSL important factor last, because all the preceding factors exist for the last. lt is the ultimate goal of this school system to give every boy and girl in the local district an opportunity to work happily at their maximum capacities. fgfdfg, 717 4:46 .94-v 7,7 Q49 Superintendent Qx p 1' R. B. Si'ARKs, Principal Modern secondary education is a niany-sided affair. It includes participation not only in class instruction but also in activities such as the production of year books, school papers, school plays, athletic con- tests, and other such spheres of action. It includes those things that lead pupils to realize that they are part of a great social order that cannot be its best unless each individual is developed to the limit of his capacity and, at the same time, is made to realize that this capacity must be used for the good of all. This is the kind of education that we are trying to give here at Robert E. Lee. How well we are succeeding, the future will tell. I Principal ooooooooooo 'ooooomoooao 6 oooaomcmoea FQ L1NGL1S1I.XXD I..XXCl'.XC1LS .'X. I.. IEIXNI Il, NIA... 11111111111 rw I.. XX 11111-x. NIA.. IZIILQIINII LIIIKI I,l1IJI1l' 51Jt'LlIil11g ,X. S. I1111xx1ux.NI.X., I111gl1wI1 1 I. NI.KI111111,X1.X,.1-11gI1x1141111.,j11111-112115111 XI':N.1 .l. 1J'11x1,1-1. -1.X.,I'.1wgI1w11 Mm. O1 IY1 s1.11x11111, X1.,X., L11g11xl1 NIRs, 11111141111 I-1111-. NIA.. I'.1lgIlxI1 NIM. Ii. In .'Xx1x111x-1, BMX., l'.111.311s11 M155 iI.XT111i 1.113111 1-' 1'.xx1oN, NIA., I-l11g1isI1,1.a1i11 ,1 1N1lL'S'l'R1.-Xl..-XRTSANIJX'OLl.'X'I'1ONAL XY. L. XVARII. BA. N11-cI12111ic'al Drawing S. li. 51,11 111114, BS., cQL'lll1IClI'y and X-Xlmciwork NI. KI. 151 mm, NLS.. Agriculmurc' W. lf. N11 1.1 1 R. Bb.. Din-1'si111,-11 f,fi'lIlJZ:lI,IOIlS CL. ,-X, 111 1'11 11. NIA., Ilixcrsificcl IJCLIIIJZIIIIJIIS ll. Ii. S1.11'1'1. IES.. X'VUl7CIWfl1'k FACULTY XIM. NIr1k141N 811111, NLS.. 'I'x'11111g. SIIIl1III:1I1fl 211111 131111kk1.:1'pi11g I s. l4111111x1 Lxwx. ISS., Iypmg LIIJLI 5111111 1 f N A .I 111111 fhiflglllljhf XI11s, I'.1'1'.X ,XIDRI.'XY. NIA., Iylhlllg HOME ECONOMICS NIRN, O, .X. Ix11.1.1p11111. ISA., 1-1111113 Xhzs. EVA H. l11'N1'x1, ISS., Foods 5111s. LQ. 1'l5'1l-.5 I'I,x1zcQR1'.xv15, NI..-X., Clolhing FACULTY LIBRARY .XXII S'I'L'IJY II 1.1.1. Xlm Iz11x.x 1X.IJl1AIIII,.Axx . 1 1 XIRX, XV. C. lIox1A,A,IS., Smdy IIQIII XI15sjos11'111x1. LXRIKI-R. ILA., LiI1rL11ig111 MUSIC AND ART A. A. IMHS, IIA., Band and f,I'CIICSII'2l MRS. E. C. I'A1zK1'R, Art and Music Q 1:- 471. , 5' . . 1 N, . I 'vu-. E! fi I an NIATHEBIA'I'ICS X, RI, 'I INIISI RI..-XI-QI-.. B.S., AIgc1bra Klum. G1 xms BI. BAR1so1,7R, B.A., Algebra a f1L'UIlIClYy Ilm1.1f COLL, B.S., Algebra and Typing PHYSICAL EDUCATION ALTUR RLITH YVHITAKER, B.A., P.T. Bivnnu' ROCKHOLIJ,. B,S., P.T. GIiRTRUDE STooPs, M.A., P.T. A. NI. BALE, B.S., P.T. 'ix N. , A- , mx. . .x.. .! x , ,531 EBE1 SOCQIAL SLIIENCIC U., . 2' X FACUL I 5C.!I4NC1ik su.. .954 -..g.', . x....... .N ..,,., . '. ,-2 . . . ', YS.. Hmlwgx 211111 funn xl Sain nu A S. S. B. Rm, MA., .Xl11LfI'iL'21I1 Ilimwy V' 5. NI,xnmf l,1lRC'l'. Nuxox. NIA. limmmm Ex 51 :md Lliviu Q X Cl. CII-xlmuik, NIA., frL'0Q'Ix2il31lf', llimnw, zmc' x CiXiLQ.u I Q., v ' , can Hixmry C.. i.smxr1:x1u,xlx, NIA.. Lux .xml Xlllflwrvx IPIixm1'y 5,42 l'RINCIII'.XI,'S UFFICIE Nlks, B. ID. IS.xnm,1-.x'. Sccu-1ax'y MR. R. B. Smkxsv. Principal Mess K.-xlurux PIOIJI. Scctrctary T,- SUPLQRIN'l'FNl7EY'i S UI-'FH II' Rs. Juxls, .-Xvivillll Slllbblxilllbllkik -. ,-xmmx IAUXVXIXN, S111mi1m'm1c111 X A msux. S4'Ck1'Cl2iI'f' . ,. ,- '11 Rsox. liusim-w Nlmmgm' SN V1 .vu 1101.1 1Nc.Nr1l-.,x1n, mfxuziry LAMAR MULLER Born August 4, 1921 Died june 6, 1938 GARLAND REPP Born Jan. 6, 1922 Died Nov. 10, 1937 lin mvmtnriam vis 'Q Agp VF'-'lr HARLEY SHANK Born May 2, 1921 Died Nov. 8, 1938 To the memory of the three Seniors, who, had they lived, would have graduated with this year's class, this page of the Lee Traveler is dedicated. CLASSES l,l:cLu.1,1a .Xmx 12 -f.,'1' N '-H., RX IX XIAHIUH wb Mum '41 UN ,, f A fw- in 5 ' ' -av in , xx X14c m-R C IWW' l.L'.il1l'I' fu' Hl'l.lll'S 11155 . I nu lI'1lXk'h'lA .Y Uxxxzxuxtu Llub ' IMA Xllxlviu Linh K mx Kim ifrmlbzxll gvy fc- 3-. Xlkxmpxm-in IMILI-iv Ikmcl lbw 'I'r:1u: NI,x1ugxRlf'1 'X'lXX'OUl3 Xlgxmml Hrlguclul Lu' Hi-lilvs 14-46 lldxilil lcr 'wc Hi I,ilc's L. . 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S'lOY.-kI,L N ' P.Ix'I'SIrI.IIIvAN Q H,xYIIIgx Sxsuxxsm' g ' ' DOROTHY 'IfxYI.uR -5- 5- ,L NIARY l,wI,oR Y jvxri W,,xLLw AX A NI.,xIu:,,xRI3'I BIJIII YVARII L an 'vi LILROY YVILIIII 5? i' VELMA WEBB II 1' .NIJ Mk' MI3I,Is.Ax VVILKINSON 4g, P-' g 47 Am NIAE VVILLIAMS WILMA WILLIAMS jfff inn, w EMMA V. PALM 1-zu 'W f ,cw 4 10 'V' 'V ' ,A 1.-of? was-'TV 1 if A , 'S A' 'D P ' Afaln I IXMY Game NV11,suN ALMA Lvxx Womans CHARl,la5 ZAMURA XVll.l RliIJ ZIFLGLER AQOUNDTHECAMPUS .N mv..-1,-.-. M. 5 'V ' 1 Q -n 9 5 L 8 ',...---. '..,-0-avg' u To make people laugh is to make them forget. lt is our purpose to make people laugh. EAST TEXAS THEATRES, INC., and H. BRUNSON fl UI mmm WE DAL 'rn 'E l' TE XL. all -, SOPHOMORES Nlguzl Alluiglu lily L' llllldlll Lilligm lilllillugl 'Zif- Icnny NI11I'giiI'L'l Bin-lslein ,B Clauxdu Blzmwu liclwzucl Boxlaml Narcille Bush .-Xlifc Boncl Doris Carroll G-:F Xu 1:36. Tommie Lee: Clay . 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FINTON s 1 N u E R' 1 SEYVING nmcumnb wgig 1 s':'li .2'5 , ,v 3' N, R VINGU1 f 'W , f' N 5 N1 F ' X - ,ff 'T 'W7YYYYY'1v'fw1-vvwvy,. .,.,.T,.. , . . -iii- juuniui Alain bylx in Cooke Cllorine Dunn Mary Lorraine Bailey Ann ie Fvelyn H udrllcston Claude King lflva Nelson Warren Puuon Iva Lee Taylor Mgirgucrilc Bridges X K 1 jack Cragg as 'W' K f' , '-V , it ,lainie Creekmore jg ' fn .J if X f' ,- Colleen Harris Q 'I ' julia Hasty T7 6 J Katherine jones 2 J' f -J joy Belle Kidd 6 .eh '17 Allync Marlin yr ? g 1 Lovic Meadows Wilma jean Nelson Corrine Palmer ltr, r Bi Eva Selmnn ' ,, - ri ' john Tem plin Eloise Smith Herman Thibodaux , 'Si ' 151. 1 - Q30 5 jd X o fb l 'J - ,- ' 'P Q f 4: i' ir ff' fi ga 'QF ,i M- ' X- i Q Bu .LIE xI.XRll-I IIQIIGKIA I. wuxx W.xx.Dl411f gli 'Q Q 1 :ee r I Y-'F' i3 'I'ifv 5 5 5 Ifuxxk XX',xR1m . 0 Ihne S a Crowd 'Ilan Cl D111 lm QU XLI IW SERX IC E -11 ,ii 'snails 1' -ffl' xl tv X ph' - M I 'wifi - V' sd ,x 1 . :UO ,OB 'U f 4, , U 1 I 5. 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P. Railroad Pick-Up and Delizfery Service Phones 81-206-233-YV GOUSE CREEK P. O. BOX 831 HHVIS .xx NVhcn in Houston Shop with EDDIE WALKER SAKOXVIEIY BROS. Fourth F100 : WE 1 Q UNION DRUG J. D. ROYDER. OXYNER GOOSE CREEK X A 'Y . X ' ' W, o,o M Eloo Q Ev 1 5 Y fr ULHSQNZXLITES 5 .. Q ire Q 0 . t I Qt WHO'S WHO - '- MAN'roN S'rr:wAR'r One of the best athletes ever to wear the Nlaroon and Whitt- for Robert li. Lee. He is an outstanding L :- football player, an excellent guard in 5 ,W -1 -' A , ' X basketball, a good baseball player. :md L f- Ai-Qi a fine sportsman. , s ':a ' l,ot'1s li.-uxs i I i The trumpet man in the band is t-I i '-gb, il the title l.ouis has earned for himself. E . ' h ' XVhen the band plays a swing arrange- i ment they call on Louis and he helps ' WA 'Z ' .ff 54 them put it over. He is a good stu- dent, interested in tennis. and intends spending his life as a bachelor, since girls bore him. jftcit lVAi-51s1.rY One of our best all-round students. lispecially does his diligent work as a I7 E, I member of the Let' Athletic Club de- : serve recognition. jack has a very I ., pleasing personality and is popular -v with the student body. A... I any KATHRINE BIELSTEIN A charming person with an admir- able character and high ideals. She is intelligent, capable, willing to work, 3 and her chief ambition is to continue f' her studies in music. She plays the ,gi-'iijzi-E . -5 , f 35+ ' ' -l-'7 -.vs I 1-xg, I, ,fi fv. ' J -s ' ' -. .. ... . Dow Suevnignn A student who possesses an abun- dance of good qualities. He is a lead- er in school affairs, Vice President of the Senior Class, an excellent citizen, and a fine scholar, interested and sin- cere in his work. PH f-v. SARA Nettie Scoww One of the jolliest girls on the cam- pus, Sally always greets you with a smile. She likes good times and does her part toward making good times possible. She has an all-round person- ality and is well liked by the students. .N, .,. it vm, piano well and has a lovely soprano voice. li Qt -G-.s Coximn M Arvsiait 1 X if'- gv f -.. K ,,..----aaa., ,Xe WHO'S WHO Auniuzv Nur, SMITH A rare person whose record speaks for itself. She is a fine scholar and citizen, an accomplished musician, wholesome, and possesses a very charming personality. jot: Rani joe is very friendly and a popular student on the campus. Intelligent. ambitious, a good citizen, he has a different personality and spends much of his time furthering the interests of the Feather Merchants. Tmzo KIMBI-QR Sally is outstanding in athletics and is a sharp-shooting forward that any team would like to have in its line-up. She has an all-round person- ality and a fine spirit of sportsman- A co-captain of the 1938 football team and one of the best football play- ers to perform for Robert E. Lee. Through hard work and good sports- manship, Connie lettered three years and earned a place as an important player with the starting eleven. ALFRED M osxowrrz ship and cooperation. W , 2' f :isa-m:mw11's'ffw ' lf. f 3, QQ 96 iff- Till' Sc Q' , 'z1 if ' M-,,,i3p1r. iw '-as PEARL Lrzune As Captain of the Maroon Briga' diers, Pearl has won much admiration and praise. All year she has worked diligently and efficiently, leading and directing the Brigadiers in many drills and parades. She is interested in ath- letics and participates in all sports. An industrious student who is well liked by his associates, Moskie has a variety of interestsg however, his chief interest is aeroplanes. He is ambitious to become an aeronautical engineer and with his qualities of intelligence, sincerity, and capability, his ambition is certain to be realized in later years. Whtfs Who Wit in RN tLti'tziiR Gieger is olten rrferietl to as tltt' ' annual Inari litstxittst- ol his sint't't'v interest in the annual. He has wot kt-d with ati over-almtr dance of t'llt'!'g'y and ical on the annttal and tlt'9t'I'X't'Sl1llll'll praise. YV.lliitrn is scholarly .t good riti- l1'Il, and .t lint' spoitsnian l 4 r g N 'ik 1 s . 'N ef, N - Biiiv FRED iw k:l li5D ' Q' A ' , Billy Fred is Robert lf. l.ee's pride on the basketball l ' ' ,. ' Q? N5 . cotnt. A two-year letterman. he is an exft-lletlt lorward '5 ' N . 3 ,,, N, ,W 1'- wlio has won rnany gaines for the tc-.ini by sinking a free T , -.,, ' fx- 'Xl' throw into the rrit-slits' in the last few secotitls oi an over- FQ Q X- titne per od. Billy also performs on the finders and in the '7',' ,,.:bS..,,.1-i f 'H band. QLA,,,T ' . L ' I - ,. -P521 ' ffl -1---, .. ' Dons I-.urs BAILEY i E.. .. Al' Following in her sistt-rs' footsteps, Dora lfllen is popular ,. with the stiideitts. She is both intelligent and pretty and has .t likable personality. -M, A very reliable person, possessing a quantity of tenacity, which has won her the position as an Editor-in-Chief of the Lee Hi-Lites. Besides this, she is Feature CtrEditor of the Lee Traveler and an active member of the Dramatic Club. EVELYN GREGORY A charming, lovable girl who is liked and respected by everyone. As Editor ol the Let' 'I'n1zff'lf'r she has worked earnestly and faithfullv and deseiwes much praise. Evelyn is a gool srliolar and has unusual writing talent. Murrow straw An ttnttsnal stholar who does extit-llt-nt work in all his studies. He is very alert. a good citizen, and a it-ry tint- spoitsman. PERRY la- it lVllA'Il.I'1Y The freshman halfback who has won recognition as a hne football player and lettered his first year in high school. Ile is an ambitious student and is well liked. From the looks of things, Bit will really go places and do things next year. CARRIE Lou VFAYLOR A rare combination of beauty and brains. She is a fine jour- nalist with a distinct, individual writing style, an Editor-im Chief of the Lee Htflates, a very good scholar, intelligent, and a sincere, hard worker. f,I.IVE Km .LER i l l pf 'ti' J- -db- ih x: F . ., . ,s'. -5 v-1 -Cr lm 1. ,-Q NI.-XRTH,-K Bxxxl-LTI' :ah-W ' 1,-5 I it 1 Lols HANNA .II'ANI'I'A Hfxxrxxxmox -iw? .. 1, K '57 M LILLIAN LA1RD IRENE Mrixmxr, Dmoms Cnmxr jfmx F,l.I,TS -IAYM Ifo1.x1.'xR Lfxvox.-x Ihifxnx. LENA I-Iyaxunxmx SCHOLARSHIP Q 23 , 1' ii. A It WE W, Qt 1 T? 4 fs in : i I X ' ,f ., 'ri fu S TWG in 4' 'gf v,,A . Wu.m'1zx GIELER i f , I Gxtwgvxmn 11.1-'Rm' To 3.37 Ilvr1.x'x fx fh- HWY-41 'iv Q: O1 my KELLER I ALFRED NHJSKOWITZ Lois OrFE1zx1.xN joxi REID f ,. 223 ' . ' Wil, 'xihf ' , m Y R I '55-1 ' 36-5 Yew Nam, Smm-1 EMMA S1-Roan. Cmnxz Lou TAYx.ox LoUxsEWExs1NGEa ' MYRTLE ZAMORA ELSIE RHODES Only srudf nts ha ing an average 4 1 nincly or more f the past Iwo and on half years, endingf mid-term, are is 8 eluded on this pa 1 ,-22 J- 5 r W li' Q- 'B' 55 15,5- Fluxcrs .-XRQHER POPULAR fi 'TU msn-' 1 tb- RAE Nam. DRI-QRYRX Doxxni Bzuxmx .1 'Quan' QM! A, VWVWIY A 5 'qwflf fl.-XSKELL LILLY joyczr-. ,-XN1'ox1x1 PUPULAR Rcmmrg Jaxx BAKIQR 'I'ox1x1x' ROVHELUL .2551 -Q,:x,. .2 Yam, I - K 3 MIIIHMM H I M T. L. CULPEPPER FLfRNITlTRIi Co. Tr ATHLETIC S M A1,oN rx llmrl Cofurlz BA 1.14 Foot 11 al I Fmunisox 1500! lm I I 'IXHIQ WISH If! JU'l'l5.-Xl.I. WnA'i'i-15v Roczxnotn Ifool hall 'l'm1,-If I'PIl'1CItJi-XtIIlINU STAFF soinxn Ifrmil row, lv!! fo rigfzf: King, Uflracly, Istrc, Flcischnian, Hurry, Ailznns, joncs. firm-l, XVin ninghznn. Mc'IIng'h. li. Toupm. l.oi'kcrr, Snlphin, Iivttis, Coafh XVhatlt'y. Smfmzrl trozv: Collins. XYhath-y. Nlc,'Xlistu1', McCo1'1nick, Rofhtrllc, D, Smith, Conway. ciflflfll Kunnaclas. Strobvl, l,t-nnnon, S. Toups, Iludgins, Prince, Coleman, Patton. 'l'l1ir1I row: lfoavh Halo, Coafh lit-rguson. Vaughn, W't:lc'h, Brown, B. Smith, Dtrnson. Hudson, iX1CF2ll'l2lllti, Bticlalt-s. Sn-wart. Nlrlnnis. Taylor, lvll. Callatn, XVL-bb, Morgan, filllLfS, Hail. Kil- gortf, Farnicr, lluilluy, Nlatysiak, Swick, Coach Malonc. Con Scout 1,4-'fq8':.-, rv .gat A Xvmxudxx Xloku.-xx 1411111111 UU loumvRo1:111cl,1,1'3 1141 XX' Back 311151: Huff SEASONS STANDING f C XYIJFRS UPl'UXI-'NTS lf? l'g1sz11h1111 252 lslxtlll h 311 jxllifllglllll has fi Nlilhy U l,ix'111gsLo11 U South Plllxk HU Xfuxico City 0 Ball High 7 lionroc 'fi U1':111gc llvfllll. 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Hrzrif Czxptain l'Qlc:c'r lV1'1111,'11Agf1rmz .S'!f0'Vf'S lfze final follcilzfluwn, of flu' l'f1.v1fIm1r1 ZQKIIHF. ,f :ff iiyfi cm, ,V-3-we l l 1 l arf' A as ff '41 nf' YZ . 2? ,ffm , 'W . qs 1 v Mi, M ,W 4 , 5 5,4 'EMM N 4 N, ,f l f 5 , QV,-is wif 'N .0 an , M A Wi U bww aw ' f., by ,K M553 V QWVA fl, ,,,,,., . , 3 It ,, .4,pjiffg4xg f 3 . 1 3 5,5 ffzgmwm, 3 5 :I 7 LAL: A wh, WM - I , izfxgf l A -Jf ,, , f ,YQ if ffjqriszfivlwfl -Q92 Tv I , 4 ' 9,5 ',vf,,4fF' 4 I ,V gy fs lf 1 - :uw A l V ' 'S A lhfxa 5N1l I H l-1 xx' lll?lJfSlTxS IJUDL1-LY 1.1-LMMON lim! Mm' lim! PASADENA 6 F GANDERS 19 ln llxl- will-rung Lglumf ul ilu' Stllhilll. ilu' Uznulcfrs came armn ln-lximl in ilu' -.ncuml lmll m llllllllllhll OYVT' the ltziglcs lay ax ZXWJ-lllllllNlflXN'l'1 ll1lll'Q,lll. Roallxcllcf scum-cl um 1UllC'l1ll0Wl1S mul llVllIIllIlQl'i.lIU'UNC, :aml lkl' also qrclclccl the c-xlra point. FRENCH 0 - GANDERS 512 :X gzxxuc wlminln slwwcul Ll clriving, Uznxclm' will-nw :ls well LIS Fl Sllllllllll llK'l'i'l'lSC. 'llm1clulms'us. xvcguf summcl by SlL'Wlll'I. who maulc two. Vx'lr111iuggl1Lu11 :xml Nlgzlysialla. mmf vufll. amcl lfnlnliu lfll sforccl his first uxuc'lulmvn in llmrclz years. NACCGDOCHES 0 N GANDERS 54 This was probably lluf by-st UllLi11SlX'C ganna- ol lhv season. It was ll victory in which almost cx cry play was slxcufsslul. 'lknucllclownw were 5if0l'Q'll by Lcfmmfm, who mzxclc two, ll.'l1Z1LlCY. Mzxlysiak, and Xxrllllllllgllillll, unc czull. XVinuing- llznu kicked Your cxutx points in SllCK'iTSSl0Il. MILBY O - CANDERS 6 'lqhc llourth virtnry ol' ilu' 80215011 was .nl-1' Li llggllking squgul ol Nlillmy lhxllzalm-s. in whinh llw lfmc tally was manic lay llxl: KUN- ningllam. lhis glum' was Sluw, zmcl on llUIl1t,'l'UUS ml- cusiuns scoring tllruzits wmv ufplnleml. if :mum msmuwcxf mam' U11 145 li 1 mx C.c1xw.xx' 'llcrfflff 'l'11c'L'ff2 lvfXI.'l'IiR l'lALL Tackle ,LIVINGSTON 18 - GANDERS O 'l'l11: ' A 252. .1 .,. , MMU , . . , . A. . I - XR I .. A K.. W NIS ol' L1 lllllfll l1uz1x1c1' 1:11111 ul l,lX'lIlg5UJll l,1c 1. ll-11L1111111'f' 111 C141111l1'1' ala' wcrc Qlz1ll11111, XY11111111'1'l1:1111, 'F 57 11111l Nlnlysizllla. b SOUTH PARK O - H: GANDE115 11 5i'Ul'l1lg!, fllSlllllf 1' cm 9CX'ifl'lll c11'c:1x1c111S, but mlicl 11411 hznvc Llu: llL'LTilL'f,l lblllllll 111 push 011-1' 1l1c goal line. Kl:11111:s clillllllll 1134111-al Ll l1111ll1z111t rlcli-115ix'1' gz1111:g. 218 mlicl 2 lflf :111cl xllllyblllli. MEXICO CITY O I GANDERS 39 .XII ll1li'l'I1llll0ll2il gzum- lQz1t111'111p, 'goml will Illflyijil lomg on l'llKl PLISSQTS by Rmrlmcllcf. lll11,r Ltlillll lr11111 Mzxicfo City l2lCTliCfl LllL' 11:3fcssz11'y ill lX'lIlg' power but 21 Hnc rlclmxeivc g:111'1c, as as thu Gaxulcfrs 1'Q111z1i11ccl , the grouml. 1' 111 H111 11.11 l'f1f'!: lf' -51,9 lf11111' lllIllll!lL'S z111cl uw paw 111lv1'c'cp11o11s coal 1l1c CLg11'1clu1's K, W X ll x'1c'1o1'y flxlifl Llu: clvl'LfCl1lL,'S. 'llnr flZ111LlLfl'5 cl1'c1vc- wi1l1i11 llmlm 1 l' I' Cizrfml lSl l.1 11111eR Xlcilrsmx rl 95-,1'fU'rfj1f1.v.s, Roclzffllzf in f'IIlIlgl7lS in fha 1lfI6?XllI,'fJ filly grmze. KP. S.-Ff1Ill1:Q'l.H.S rlmfzjmrl the lxallj KQIHITIJ im. v-1 ' 7 K s. ww - ff ' , tif l 2, f J . ' 39 ' . , 5, ' + f ' ig -f'1i:f -5' , V ' M ' fsf .s ' ,mv fr! Pi-QRRY Liiii XViifx'i t,iiY ,lglllfk 'W '! lion joxris Gzmrfl Lois S'rRolsi5L G Hard A twenty-yurrl pass, Rochelle to Lemmon, W in the South Park game, which just 'lmssecl being at lozurlulown. -.Vg My 1- si Wifi 394 'B I Qaimv- ., Mfxwrom STIQW,-XR'l' Hmtoro NlfI'UxR1-AN1i VVARRIQNI PATTON Imrfk Cen fm 'fackle BALL HIGH 10 - GANDERS O ln this gzxrut-, ll spec tzicle ol defensive play was exhibited :is has newer been seen hy uiatiy people. james Gallant, center and co-captain of the Uzimlers, played an outstanding game. The first Galveston score came in the early minutes of play when one of Totiitiiy Roehelltfs passes was intercepted. lt was at close, harcl-fought tuatch, which kept the fans on the edge ol' their seats. CONROE 24 - CANDERS 7 A Ufllllgll-Lillll'llllllljltlil brittle. in which the odds were too great agziinst the Ggmclers. The Gander line played their best game of the season, and the lone tally came late in the game when 'I'ominy Rochelle scored from the twenty-live yard line, without being touched. ORANGE 7 - GANDERS 6 The Gander-Tiger game was zi bitter duel till the final gun sounded. Several times, in the closing minutes of play, the Tiger defense held. e ' l ToMMxE ROCHELLE KTANTON STEWART BTLLY FRED Ivy lv.-XRREN GOUNER Guard Guard lforward NON-TOURNAMENT GAMES The Ganders played a total of ten non-tournament games. They' won five and lost hve. The scores of the Haines were: Ganders 23. Dayton -1 18, Livingston 10: 17, Milby 223 16, Galena Park 20g 28, Galveston 20 24, Alvin 91 14, Livingston 363 28, Galveston 24: 31. Sam Houston 20 12, Lee junior College 20. The total points scored by the Ganders was 211, while their opponents scored 212 points TOURNAMENT GAMES HUMBLE TotfRN.-xMEN'1': ln the first frame the Ganders defeated Pasa dena. Score: 17 to 10. In the quarter finals they were defeated by Jeff Davis. Score: 12 to 29. CoNRoE TouRN,xMENT: Ganders defeated New lfVaverlv. Score: 42 to 6 YVere defeated by Livingston in the quarter finals. Score: 22 to 31 W runs TUURNAMENT: Ganclers 15, Humble 13. Ganders 39, Groveton 20. Ganders won the tournament by defeating Conroe. The score Ganders 2-5, Conroe 18. A Hl,TNTSVILLE TOURNAMENT: The Ganders were defeated in the first game by Buna by a score of 15 to 13. WVon the second game from W'ebster. Score: 39 to 20. The consolation award was won by defeating Cold Springs. Score: 37 to 24. Ro1sERT F.. LEE '1'oURNAMENT: The Gan- ders won their own tournament by four successive victories. The scores were: c:oN'rINt:En ox FOLLOWING mcse THE SQUAD Left to right: Clarence Cromeons, Ike l'Vl7Zlll7lgl'lfl??l, james Callarn, Marlin Buck- les. flllen Hamilton, Manton Stewart, War- ren Conner, Tommie Rochelle, A. C. Waldrib, Billy Fred Ivy Forzvard Coxafxn NIATYSIAE Manager lite 1ViNxtwt,tttx1 1.-xx1tisfI.xI-i..x5t Nl,-XRl.1N 11t'c:tt1.i-w A. ll. lX'ALnR1P Gurmi Cenler ffenler Guard Crntders 2.1. Acltlielts 151: 25, Texas City 133 23, Huntsville 14g Finalmz Sanders 121, Galena Patek 17. Sti.wtn,ia 'lot ttx,xx11gN'1': The Ganclerx were defeated in the semi-finals ol this tournanit-nt. The stores were .ts follows: Canders 111, Wharton 31, 37, lil Campo 13. Finals: Ciztnders 27, Beasley 17. libtstiuiei 1'ot'Rx,xx1rgNT: At the Di5triet Tournament the Ganders reached the iinals. The scorew wen-1 Ganders 28, Sugarland 223 39, Galena Park 24. Finals: Ganders 17, Tamar tllouxtonp 211. This concluded the 111311 Basketball Season at Robert li. Lee High School. B SQ1.'.'X1J The B squad played eighteen games during the season. U1 theae, 13 were won and 5 were lost. The scores ol the gzuues which were won were: Gander UB 213, Cedar Bayou 6: 33, Galena Park B 18: 33. Ball High B 133 251. Barbers Hill 211: 17. Cedar Bayou 1 1: 17. Cledar Bayou 1 13 32, Pasadena 21: 20, Cedar Bayou 11g 27, Cedar Bayou 1.3: 17. Pasadetia B 15: 27, Pasadena B 13: 23. Gander Subs 211: 27. Uavtnn HB' IS. Scores ol' the ganues lost were: Gander B 27, Barbers Hill 293 13, Ball High B 142 13, Livingston B 183 23, St. N1ary's 32. The B squad entered the Robert li. Lee Basketball Tournament in place of a team which did not arrive. The team won its first game from Dayton by a score of 27 to 22. alter coming from behind in the last quarter, to win by scoring 18 points. Their second game. was lost to Humble. The score: Gander HB 11, Humble 15. ard Bellzime, Ifnllzlc Reilly, liltlon Ilerry, Mmmger. Louis Strobel, Douglas f1fIlll71.S', and D. I . Wlmfley. Back row: Coarlz Bale, Pat Sulliwzn, Hou'- lfront row: Huy Hzulgins, Leroy Henson, D THE 1939 BASEBALL SQUAD Left to right, top row: Harold McFarland, Walter Hall. Charles Stout, Marlin Buckles, Coach H. Malone, Howard Bethune, James Callam, Frank Riley, Alton Wlelch. Bottom row: lke NVinninghaxn, Richard Taylor, Marion McHugh, john Coerig, Orrin Lee Furr, 'Wiebstei Brinkl , D. F. W'h'itley, Xllen Hamilton and Albert l'Votipka, Nfanager X S y s ' 4' , . Those missing from picture are: Manton Stewart, Higgs Kana, Lucian Conway, Manager, ' THE H338 SCHEDULE The 1938 team. pictured on the opposite page, won the Houston Post High School League by defeating Somerville in a play-oH after the two teams finished the regular schedule in a tie. A victory over Victoria. Champions of the Gulf Coast High School League, brought the Ganders the title of South Texas Champions. The H338 schedule: Gan zlers Opponents Ganrlers Opponents 7 St. Maryis 10 2 Conroe 0 5 Barbers Hill l 9 Sealy 1 lil St. Marys 0 7 Sealy 5 li? Conroe 5 7 Barbers Hill li U Somerville 2 ' 5 Somerville 3 I3 Liberty l I0 Somerville 3 EBUH Stadium, Houslonj 5 Liberty l 17 Victoria 2 fFor South Texas Championship THE 1939 SEASON As the Lee FFTHUBIHT goes to press, the Ganders of 1939 have played two games, winning from Barber's Hill lll to 3, and losing to Alvin, lll to 8. Games remaining to be played are: Barber's Hill and Alvin, one game eachg Somerville, Sealy, Conroe, two games each, and possibly two games with Allen Academy. jiggs Krma scores after a home run with the bases loaded at Alvin. in the second game of the 1939 season. Lf 'E Q- HU x I 7 KL! ,1- 'wus 'fi 'X if N? ' f . .' ., K, , N 4 4125 1 F K ff 'X -'ff 3 ff' g 2 X! E E X I if' x x ,X 'hun T -T, X XX ff , 'LQ X ,Q J J X JG G 6 1' 1 ' ' ff' y 49, z XX h x 5-' 'xuf 2 , 4. N- Ai' ,X 2355 2 5 ',g, I XX 'gm I X5 fl 'W' fi -sf Q K THE 1939 TRACK SQUAD Left to right: Coach Rockhold, Carl Conway, Arthur Newman, Merle Hudson, R. L. Martin, LeRoy Denson, Billy Fred Ivy, Doyle Prince, Don Shepherd, and Tommy Rochelle, Manager. Bottom row: Leonard Hlanak, Ralph Milner, Harold Long. States McAlister, Luther McCormick, and Chilton Miles. REVIEW OF SEASUN Coach Beverly Rockhold and his 1939 track team are sporting a very successful record so far this season. Five meets have been entered and the Canders have chalked up a total of 455 points. The thinly clads have yet to make the district meet, and if they are successful there they will go to the regional and perhaps the state meet. Rockholds teams have entered these meets badly handi- capped, for they were without field teams, but expert relay teams have given the Canders all their points except one. The meets entered: LARICDO MEET At the Border Olympics held at Laredo, the Canders made a total of four points. Points made were: Three points for second place in the mile relay with Carl Conway starting, Merle Hudson sec- ond, Arthur Newman third, and R. L. Martin, anchor man. It was a photo finish with Bracken- ridge High School of San Antonio winning with the time being 3:40. One point for fourth place in the 880-yard run by Billy Fred Ivy. Mcfllister hnislzes third in his heat of the 100-yard dash at the Laredo meet. 1 BEAU MONT MEET -,ggi The Gander speedsters rated third place in ig, . . . . . this meet with 16 points to their credit. Port Arthur, the winner of the meet, had 23 points, Port Neches won second place with I7 points. Points made were: Three points for second place in the mile relay with Carl Conway starting, Billy Fred Ivy second, Merle Hudson third, and Arthur New- man anchor man. Five points for first place in the Medley Relay ' with the time of 3:50. Arthur Newman started, Carl Conzuavy bfrealcs the mjze at the end of States McAlister second. R. L. Martin third, the Medley Relay in Beaumont. and Carl Conway anchor man. Two points for third place in the 100-yard dash, with States McAlister running. Two points for third place in the 440-yard dash, with Merle Hudson running. Two points made by R, L. Martin for third place in the 220-yard dash. Billy Fred Ivy took third place in the 880-yard run for two points. CON ROE M EET The Ganders took second place with I7 points. Austin High of Austin, Texas, won the meet with 24 points. For the Ganders, 5 points were made for first place in the Medley Relay with Carl Conway starting, States McAlister second, R. L. Martin, third, and Billy Fred Ivy was the anchor man. New- man, Hudson, Martin, and Conway, running in that order, took first place in the mile relay for five more points. In the 880-yard relay, Denson, McCormick, McAlister. and Martin added two points for third place. Ivy, second in the mile. and Martin, third in the IOO-yard dash, completed the total of 17 points. SAN JACINTO MEET The Candi-rs made a total of SM, points. 4 Running against time, the Ganders secured three points for second place in the mile relay. Their time of 3139.2 was lowered by Kingsville .9 second. Running against time again. the Gan- ders received three points for second place in the medley relay. The Redskins of Lamar ran the relay in 324815, defeating the Ganders .6 of a second. The first time the Ganders ever made a point this year, except for sprints and relays, was made by Long winning fourth place in the low hurdles for 1 point. The Canders made one point for fourth place in the 880-relay with Mcrllister starting, followed by McCormick, Denson, and Martin, the anchor man. The MZ point was secured by Hudson, tying for fourth place in the 440-yard run. . ii' y. 3 ... 'ig 55 f V' S I, xx , ,va b I i, ' Q L ,-15,5 ,Q - ' ' E id is i t Billy I'iT6fl Ivy Hnishing the Medley -3' in A A f C 'is Relay at the San jacinto Meet. D 'Q , B 0 N D ' S SERVICE STATION PELLY, TEXAS A7 vf' -V .iQ 2 sronfs fa sw. rf WAINSCOTTS NX FRED DITTMAN I, M,,,,, ,,wA.d0,.,,-'- . ',.-fr ff lf-1 Q ' eee'.2 i'-A Hutchinsoxfs Jewelry Store WATCHMAKER AND JEWLQLER Market St. lizxyloxm, Texas ORUANIZED 1927 FEDERALIZED 1935 GFFICE OF HARRIS COUNTY FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSCCIATION vm,,gM!x X, A, XX X ,, NXQQ . X Ax rn, N '- ' X x A R5 S X S S x 3 1gS55S Q- S E n W'-111141 Goosii CREEK TEXAS L. J . BERNIARD Acliue Vice- President p u 'hxii' V I- Q...-1U ' K Swe- ,Anar- .pr . ',, nu 0 . v,,. 1 N. 351 . , ,fr , - ' nf 'L if qw- .25 H W 'M J . Y-If fm.. M 4 2 , Qc , 21 1 zf mmgggn M fif7'fii5iT'f5f 4 . ggi 0 'f V4,, 54,122 .2 A fy . Q, , ,,V , gi 4 W 1 Y 1 ' ti v M fr X' 4 1 f 2 'ri VV .V 7, .5 - Z Y 1, .e-'54 -.sac 3 Q ' 'Q F ..,, I 1 f H ' DICK DAVIS SERVICE STATION GOOSE CREEK if-ff' ROBERT E. GYM L. L. HUIE, Architect WEEE Q 1 243- an w--f-9 SAM BRAMx.1zr'r Mfxtiiuce Jonsson BABE BAGLEY O. D. Nowutv President Vice President Treasurer Sergeant-at-A rms , xs:f'l' H 4 l X -Q.. ss- .s . OF fs X' TR: .CITIES ' J' 1 f ' - N , f - I DONALU Amex Secretary Purpose: BILL DILLENBACK Publicity Director To be of assistance in every way possible for the betterment of school athletics. Membership: Athletes who have lettered in one ma'or s ort in Activities: J P Robert E. Lee High School. U Contributed to expenses for training camp at Kerrville. Helped to collect other contributions for the Kerrville trip. Built Gander schedule board near the Lee High School. Assisted in plans for instituting reserved seats at Elms Field. Helped in the sale of season tickets. Sponsored home-coming game with South Park. Assisted in staging the fourth annual R. E. Lee invitation basketball tournament. Instrumental in obtaining new Gander stickers. Acted as host to visiting athletic teams. Inaugurated the policy of awarding G Association trophy each year to some worthy football letterman. Organized corps of ushers at home football games. Presented stuffed and mounted Gander to R. E. Lee, Instrumental in organizing the Club of 41. OQGANIZATION S I omets Louis Bains joe Reid R. WV. Baker Ardie Poskey Dorothy Edge W'iliua Nelson lflugene Hill Norlyn Tipton Willis Milner Awline Hix john Geer L, C. Mitchell I lugelhorn Doyle Prince jeff Royder Irench Horn W. B. james Bernard Levin Kenneth Ford Paul Balke johnnie Adaniek Melophones Lois McNulty junie Creelunore I romlzone jack Rogers jean Davis Ouida Carroll DeLoise Cooke Gordon Ball Donald jones Baritone Bobby Scale Bobby Mchlasters Sousajuhone Alfred Levin Haskell Lilly Treeman Baker f!.T. ..: BAND ROSTER j. B. Dudley Ruth Adele Cathriner String Bass Zane Compton PF1'L'll.VSl'07l Nona Lowe Sara Nelle Scown Lynn Schaefer Ruth lVebber Margaret Liccioni Reggie Simmons 'l 'lrni pan 1' Darrell luck Harp jean Davis Piccolo Nlerillee Aron Flute Ann Munroe Betty Skarda Oboe 'l'. T. Peck lib Clarinet Marvin jacobs .Allto Clarinet jack Reber Orville Baker Ilass Clarinet Charles Delvitt Orris Goodson Bassoon james Bristley E. D. Blissard B li Clarinet -Virgil Massey Margaret VN ard C lenn Barber Lva 'She Niassey lfloise Hendrix NN arren Carroll john Lmbry H arren Baker ohn Barcus l' dis ardine Cathriner X vonne Saxton Hlis Nhe Samiuons Xlarjorie Aron X aut Barber Don Shepherd Mildred 'I ipton Dorothey Slagjel NN arren T yrell C lifford Antonini K rady Nlorris .Xlvnne Nhrtin Alto Saxophone V. W. Hix t erome Zierlein R. C. Ellis Donnie Brunson fenor Saxophone Eugene Lovering Garrett Herring Baritone Saxophone Travis McKinney Bell Lyre Lavona Hebel Mary Louise Cone Colors Marjorie Aron Margaret Bailey Elsie Rhodes Anita Herring john Macke Eliza th Hassler 'lf Drum Major -QNww H . 1 , Q v 5 -ef ef L, 1 B 1' V ', LffQf9fff A of if -S :E 'Z , fu '15 ' AQ Q 5 a 5 ' A .L E-'n.'f5TfexQK5-Q 'ale S 4 1 MAROON BRIGADIERS Purpose: To develop responsibility, personality, and the fmest type of physically fn womanhood. Miss ALTON RUTH WHHAKER PEARL LEHDE Director Company Commander Q e a .r e 5 ee...-raw we at 'firif 2 iw ,wr-I ' Q 5? 'f fi',24f?fp,1.r 1 -S' fr f' 'Vwfr 4- Q, ,f K 1 ww 3 .. ' 4-.4 Cross Drill at the Milby Game. Activities: To perform at football games, at home and away. Participate in local activities. Entertain friends with formal football ban- quet. Sponsor a Maroon Brigadier lNeek. Membership: Approximately 100 high school girls. All girls interested in this activity are eli- gible, provided their scholastic standing is creditable. F lag-Bearers and the Drum Major Brigadier Officers CIRCULUS INTIMUS Purpose: To increase interest in classical study. To acquire knowledge of Roman life. To encourage a spirit of friendliness among members. Activities: Hold regular monthly meetings. Staged district division of the Latin Tournament. Mem bers: Any student who has taken a course in Latin. Sponsor: Miss Hattie Lucile Paxton. PICTURES From top to bottom: Latin Club Meetingg in background: Joe Reid, First Consul Qstandingjg Etta Louise Knowles, Second Consulg Merilee Aron, Scriba. Mfinners of Tri-Cities District in Latin Tourna- ment. Living Statutes. QLeft to rzfghtl Jack Walm- sley, Lois Hanna, Kathleen Alpha, a n d Harold Fanesteil. A Latin Tournament Banquet' A I SJ New - M1 DRAMATIC CLUB Purpose: To study the drama and history of the theatre. To produce one-act plays. To sponsor trips to Hous- ton to see plays given by professional and amateur A ' .. N315 groups. S Membershe'p.' Anyone interested in the theatre or amateur dramatics. Activities: Presented Stage Door fSenior playj and I.z'itIe Women, fSpeech class studentsj. Sponsored trips to Houston to see the Rice Dramatic Club production of She Stoops to Conquer, and the Community Players' production of Pride and Prejudice and The Master Builder. Staged picnics and swimming par- ties to enliven the social calendar. Guest speakers of the season were were: George Lawson Keene, who gave a make-up demonstration, and Miss Ethel Levine, who read VVhat a Life. Sponsor: L. Vfathen. PICTURES Top left: Leadinq ladies in Stage Door. Top right: M' ast of Stage Door. Outside row: Characters from Stage Door. Make-up demonstration. Scene from Little Women. gd! :UPI P 'r 3 .Q :iw eg-cw. 'Wi' 1, A 0 4, 1 ' '-Kiffx J Y D. 0. Class Banquet DIVERSIFIED OCCUPATIONS Policy: To foster social good will and business cooperation between the students in the voca- tional class and those members of the community who are interested in it. Activities: Secured the following jobs for the twenty-five members of the D. O. Class: One laboratory technician Three secretaries Four salesmen One photographer One telephone operator Four store managers One embalmer Four auto mechanics Three radio technicians One cabinet maker One auto body repair man One glazer Held annual banquet for members of the D. O. Class and their employers, with Superintendent L. A. Vfoods as the principal speaker. Sponsor: George A. Blitch. m sPANlsH CLUBS .5 lurpose: 'l'o provide natural atmos- P phere in student's use of Spanish. To encourage interest in Mexican music, plays, fus- torns, and to increase op- portunity for use of oral Spanish by hearing natives speak the language. 1.05 Charlantos Present a play in Spanish at least once a month. Celebrate Christmas with a Pinata. Celebrate Pan-American Day with a banquet and program of orchestra music by Tipica Orchestra. jarabe Topatio is danced by Mexican students. Spanish songs are sung and prominent men are quoted on suggestions of value of un- derstanding fostered by the Good Neighbor Policy. ROBERT li. Llili CIIORAL CLUB Purpose: To proinnte llIJIll'l'lilLlll0H ol' good rnnsic. 'l'o foslcr pleasure in group singing. Presentations: Christmas carols for zissexnhly. Upc-renal: 'l'he Slip of li Slipper. Conccrl for NLll.llDXl1ll Music X'VcelL. Pzxrlicipzned in band conccrls. Music for ll21lfl'1llIillI'CIllff anal Connnence- ment exercises. Entertain civic orgnnizzitions. Sponsor: Mrs. E. C. Parker. iff' lr! I fl I 9 .4 ,4 ,. , .4 1. :gg-if f g.. R X 4 N4 X K i Cast of I'l1c Slip of a Slipper lop: 'l'he Prince and Princess. Second: Leading Characters. Above: Specialties. Left: The Chorus. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Roiuaxci E. LEE Cii,w'i'i3R Morto: Learn LU do, Do LO lcarng Kam to livcf, Live to czirn. Mc'1n!1cmlzz'p All boys inlcrcslccl in vocatioiizil agri- culture. Slfl072SOT.' NI. BI. llyroni. ,f1ct2vz'tie5: Team cmcrccl Houston I-im Stock Show judging fonlcst. Hzimlii Cooke won a medal by placing znnong the high lun per cum in tlic Conical. A ' Team qualified to CIILLST Llic suns contcst at A. anal NI. Collp-gc this apririg. Entered broodci' builciing comcsl in thc 1 gulf Coast area. l'ilfll,OIl Brown won sac- ond place and a prim of 5300 chicks. Plan to enter mam comcst on chapter Conducting. qL11sc yon, llouglzo .-Xclznns was iatul :among in-n high out ol a Lliou- sand contestantsj PICTURES from the top down, fzziovnders XYinne1's of the lJ1'UUClL'l'-ljillllllllg con- ICSI. Cfnccrsz Harold Cooke, piicsidentg Adrian S ni i 1 li . vicicvpi'mic,lcxiig James Callani. scc'i'0:a1'oy1 Bert Fritch, Rcporxivig lmn lure, pan'- liaincntariang Ci,l'xm'lcs Cooke, liiz- toriang Ray Huilgins, watch dog. Dressing a lamb for the Houston Fat Stock Show. emi... 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