Robstown High School - Cotton Picker Yearbook (Robstown, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1941 volume:

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Hwfngs we loo! 50 dear: S 25' who insfiilukad govemmcaniis gum X Q52 riqhifg xwrvighf pre-evcixil, 'li Cl X fix sfelkiwpmnuf gcwerrzmenf by I mfac-r The peo,0fe,cma6 of 7232 peofpkf K N1 'fo oaxrfhvery sm 1 ff f Ufb, wlvffghufe Qmjoy cznclyivrrs EGM f indebted to 'Hqose great Aim atw Q M 7 pasial we Mank- QTCMLB' Ufffid hmm 1 4' X f GSW ' T2 f'lvn'6 .7942 JJJLLQ GQFWUQ C flip ' f eff MCLY wqf-3 GVJQI' serve cmd f ' 4' f HL may mum? fmue fo be Cl ZQQ C722 fmcmlwfncl, ff' flax xy T-X TX A-I X SL ff J WW fx if CUNTENT K ' ' 3 FALL 4' SPRING C-3 XX, - T - OR! AM IARIE THOIAS She is not dead,-the child of our affection,- But gone unto that school lhere she no longer needs our poor protection. And Christ hilself doth rule. In that great c1o1ster's stillness and seclusion By guardians angels led, Safe fron temptation, safe fron s1n's pollution She lives whom we call dead. Henry Wadsworth Longfellow G. D. C. RYLANDER He served fifteen years as tax assessor, two years as assistant tax collector, and two terms-1923-1924 as Secretary of the Board of Trustees. A life of service to the end Unselfish to the last degree He counted each lan as his friend His Watchword was fidelity. Contributed by his brother, J. A. Rylander v t t A W I ' .I V is. K, 5' I , I C . s 'gil ' ' 9 'aw . 0, v- ' is p A. ' ' 'V '. . '35 Sl I . . N ' x N 'K Q! ' W A, 'fr W 4 'fam- V , I ., ..,. . - A , . W- A afmf -, ' .. ' IVIINIS TIG i-li., PRINCIPAL 1l.-T.. . lf' to K A! U - . l'llI1 A ,n' I llffl Uh 9 u I' Ill I Ilflliglxws as ,illlll llll Q H G ' . ' 1 E U 7 flllll I ' Pl Annum: :ni 'ling N-'5 'Egg 1 im: m A St ,-'l I 'll' Ima , I' Q09 H. guy- .lm lflli - , H..- K I ll Q H, 5,555 Eff? :ggi gllllf llllh 1llIll 'Un Il lllll Illllllull ,, Q1 llilili Elini mmi 1 'V um: lnnl :mul ! ll llllll mlm! . '81 r a- Y 6 , . , f-if R - ,-. n. 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HUTSON It is a splendid commentary on the youth of America that they continue in the path of useful living at a time when the adult world seems lost in confusion. Their concern is for exams, annuals, athletics, and social life rather than war, hate, and destruction of the social order. This annual represents a co- operative undertaking which is the very essence of democracy. It is completed in the face of obstacles which make it even more worth while and I wish to express my sincere admiration for those who have had a part in the work. CULTY rg? J JOB R. ANDREWS H S. FRED lcINTYRE English English HERIAN I. BULLOCK I S. LOYETT PARR Spanish Librarian SIDNEY S. CGX English A. RAY SIIS Band Ahhh New FRED B. NORRIS IRS. KING COPELAND JULIUS REKTORIK Vocational Agriculture Homemaking Vocational Agriculture Q PAULINE SNELL Stenography OUIDA DAVIS fm' x Phys ical Educat ion WALTER IIANNING Commerc ial , 'fc 2 f. - EIIZENE WINTERS Phys ical Educat ion ROBERT AMSLER C. A. RUNDELL Social Sciences Coach We. K, .4 1 7 Tfgiigx, W,,, i W 3 MRS. FRED B. NORRIS Social Sciences EFFIE HUTTO Mathematics MARION SMITH Natural Sciences AL A. MOSER Natural Sciences GEORGE KUCERA Mathematics -sk: 3 ...Mig M 3fS' ,Rf 5 435,12 A fy F LL i X G 'Ov --I-5 wvm NIGR OSCAR HRNCIR President NA public man of DALE BAILEY light and leadingn Vice-president nYoung fellows will be young iellowsn FRED B. NORRIS Sponsor THELMA HARRIS Secretary-treasurer ,nThoughts are mightier SUZANNE HOM YER f than strength of handu Reporter NA daughter of the ods divinely 8 ta11,and most divinely fairn IRS. FRED B. NORRIS MRS. LOYETT PARR EUGENE WINTE Sponsor Sponsor Sponsor + is Es E 6- 'a'N . --.40 1 Q Xie? J X Wg. rg A E?4N353e'? ' 'N in '1 :' N wee LL-L ww gif 3 . US df? f.-lil ' STH ' ' ? ,Ig k MRY FAYE ALDRIDGE NO! surpassing beauty and in the bloom of youthn V' 11 :xx- al 4. in Qgbgwi is K fav' M. ,253 W w 5 R EGF! 'fu kfffx' V P-aural! BETTY ANDREWS L. J. ARNOLD NShe is a Winsome NTg11 ogkg frgl wee thingn little acorns grown HERTBA BAGNALL NA great seeker after knowledgen MARY JANE BATES 'Kind words are cheap and make many Iriendsn FAYE BAILEY NHer ways are ways of pleasantness and all paths are peacen her CARL BLUNTZER HAy, every inch a mann WILLIE BERT BRADEN EUNICE LEE BRAILETT nlt is better to learn nVar1ety is the late than neveru spice of lifen E GEORGE BRITTIAN n01d and young we are all on our last cruise' an ,fy if . . NIM- ,Wm f ,f ,f Q 7? bmih' 3 f fEylQ' M, ,ll . , X A j ff' E A WV53? NX H A he 'fl f 5 gui A . E W 5 A. H. CARDWELL MARGARET COWAN RANSOH DOUGLASS WI am as sober NTruth is within NBeh1nd a frowing as a Judgen ourselvesn providence he hidm DOROTHY FABRYGEL Hlisdom is better than rubiesn SQ? HThe frivolous work a shing facen CHARLES DOWD of polished idlenessn TRULA DURHAM HA gentle mind by gentle deeds is knownn ETHEL LEE DOWNS NShe is quiet around the school but you really don't know hern JACK EVANS NA heart with revolving doors admitting a new love as the old exitsn DORIS FANCHIER JOE CARROLL FAULKNER NShe never speaks unless Ulho does not love wine, spoken to but then she women, and song remains a ays something worthwhilen fool his whole life longn 321 . Q , 'nw , Q gg-'52, , 'sm pf 1351515 L f:?flff2i?l? A 3814? r wx 2 ,Q Q., A f 3 ,, -r ,. We N NA 'gf n.g1,1w 4 we-E.. y-..L5:,v. s W ii, I3 ,F 2 ww Y?- fe A 555 ,F f JOHN HAYES GLADYS HEARN HA perfect woman nobly plannedn HSecret, se1f-con- tained, and solitary as an oystern ROY HIGH HLike a young he standsn god BERNICE HUNTER HPatience is the best remedy for every troublen JEROIE HOELSCHER NHe has earned the name of Seniorn RALPH HUSTON NI owe muchg I have nothingg I give the rest to the poorn CAROL ISENSEE FRED JACOB WALTER JAUER 'Wisdom of many Wilt and wisdom are NBrains, not size, and the wit of onen born with a mann make menu 'fin 4 ALYENE HERCEK HFr1endship is love without its wings BILL JAUER BENITA JOHNSON NORENE JOLLEY l mystic bond of brother- Nlork first and HShe, like all good women mood makes all men onen then restn has a temper of her ownn ELWOOD KELLEY nFrom the crown of his head to the sole of his feet, he is all mirthn JOHNNIE KOCUREK HA prince of good fellowsn DOUGLAS KINCAID NDare-devil, death- dodging Douglasu X Q fu fx. GEORGE KUBALA HHe's a noble gentle- man with allu EDGBERT LANE HAUDINE LEAKE RUTH LOTBPIECH UA1l mankind USweet, unthinking, HHope tells a loves a lovern idle, and youngn flattering tale' al- Y MARIA LUIS J. I. HAGEE L. G. IARTIN NS11ence more musical HI am not a politian NI! football were than any songn and my other habits music he would be are goodu a brass bandu ANN NAYBERRY nlhat a spendthrift she is of her tonguen CHARLES MYNARD JAMES HAYES HHe has an oar in ever boat and a RENON PASCHAL BILL PENNINGTON Iappiness is like a NI sit by my lonely miss, you must share fire and pray for Lt to have itn wisdom yet. . WFor every woman who makes a fool out of a man there is a woman who makes a man out of a foolu was 7 finger in every pieu NA sweet attractive kind of graceu MARILYN NOAKES FELIX POSPECH Nlen of few words are the best menu fs. v fa JOHN LEE QUINN HL1fe is not life at all without delight and loven iff- K - CHARLIE RAHIREZ HERBERT REKTORIK HBy the work one nSilence as deep knows the workmann as Eternity, speech as shallow as Timen DORIS ROBERTS HHer very laugh is admirablen DICK ROGERS HA good reputation is more valuable than moneyu DOROTHY ROBERTS Nlt is good to be merry and wiseu RUDOLPH ROGERS NThey say miracles are pastn JACKIE ROHERO ROBERT SHERHAN CALLIE RUTH SHULTS Queen rose in the NBehold! A nSomething between a rosebud garden of perfect angelu hindrance and a helpn girlsv KATIE SIMCIK PAULINE SIHCIK NA sweeter woman ne'er NShe is as good as drew breathn she is fairn RAY SIMS NIt matters not how a man dies but how he livesu L. H. STONE 'He is not merely a chip off the old block but the old block itselfn FAY STEVENS BARBARA SIMS NEven her fauli are charmingu nTruth is within ourselvesn BILLY THOMPSON NIf I ever reach the peak of success I hope I don't get dizzyn RAY WALKER ROBERT WALSHE VERNIS WORDEN HIt's a great world NI have not toiled NHe who works will if you don't weakenn in vainu be rewardedn .fi K FN , . Qian er ' FLOYD WEST BESSIE MAE WILLOUGHBY JIIMIE WILSON NPrince of courtesy, HThe very pink HA promising merciful proud and of perfectionn young mann strongu . ,. 8 , . , is X A. RALPH WILSON uAn everlasting H friend RITA JANE WYNN .I in. 1.5 N Magnificent spectacle of human happinessn MARGARET WRIGHT Sometimes a bit serious but usually carefree and gayn RAY ZAPALAC H A merry heart maketh cheerful countenancen Qc: J Ll IGRS . 'as- ii 'lv bf' A x . Q 'Lim as . 1 R nnpp MS: J R' F Dorothy Lieberman Jimmie Evans Dewees Russ Wayne Wilson President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Reporter .alll Robert Amsler Mrs. King Copeland John R. Andrews Sponsor Sponsor Sponsor - s.. 'BS' GP .ff X A . ' , , N, J ed vf , .. A S , q ' of M ' R 1 an Y A J C. I. Allison George Bagnall Myrtle Baize Roman Barrera vs x S- 'J if O 6 -sz , ' 'F , . w-- x ,A f 1 ek xl Z3 Top Row: -314. lbw- 1 AI IJ ,F Leroy Bevis, Howard Bost, Tunky Boucher, Emily Mae Bryden Second Row: Third Row: Milton Cardwell, Donald Chambers, Clemente Chapa, Lydia Charo Minor Cox, Thomas Cureton, Frances David, Morris Dittlinger F0'l.lI'th ROW! Edna Olivia Gandy, Harylyn Gandy, Richard Glenn, Rebecca Gonzales x X X ,I X 4-fix il QP Top Row: Sam Gonzalez, Vada Jean Good, Evelyn Gregory, E. B. Griffin Second Row: Third ROW: H. O. Hall, Ruby Pearl Hall, Billie Joe Haney, Mary Evelyn Hansard Edna Heese, Bernice Hicks, Sarah Hill, Cecil Hoegemeyer F0'll1'th Row: Harold Hoelscher, Hazel Hudgins, W. A. Hudgins, Alvin Hurt, Ruth Johnson 38 ff QQ HC- I 5 Q n' E -3' 'M ag,-v. L, nf' . , w.. ra r ,gf ,, , I , kia r zvy -- 4 . Top Row: f 23 1 an , l , x . Maxine Jones, Edwin Karnowski, Clarence Kassner, Victor Knetig Second Row: Third Row: Lelia Knobles, Bennie Kocurek, Alvin Kolaja, John Koonce Roger Laughlin, Luis Leal, Carroll Lee, Mary K. Livengood Fourth Row: Dorothy Long, Bobbie Lynch, Ouida HcLeroy, Terrell McNair Y,-. , 1-'J' 5 I SY f i RY Top Row: Second Row: Third Row: of - -F M gf - N J !2 1'Tf'l2 S fmWM f it . Hy .K - M n . -if, rp 1 5 i so :I 2 'Q G ., '- 1 4, ree' it - 3 .1 i U REI- k 'Xl' 43 . ,fi 152' H? W 5- - ,Q ig. , ,- i J M K S fa Y .Ewa f Q , 8 . Q Q 'N 1 af Nui f . 2 uh, Norma Magee, Gertrude Mandell, Margeret Mynard, Miriam Merritt Ray Moore, Troy Beth Nix, Mary Ann Orr, Lupe Pena Otillie Prochaska, Lela Rauch, Dorothy Rudder, Mary Ella Sassman Fourth Row: George Scholz, Louis Simons, Noel Shackleford, James Smith, Marjorie Smit z K I Top row: L1 F, e X. , 1 5-...F 5 I f 8 W '! ' 'Ds- oyd Spencer, Martha Lou Standlee, Annie Stockton, Cornelia Striniska Second row: Third row: Imogene Soward, Helen Thiele, Raymond Turner, HBuddyN Vickers Theodore Vrana, Billie Wasson, James Welty, Maxine Willoughby Fourth row: Lloyd Winston, Polly Winston, Robert F. Wright, Della Wundt, Dorothy Yett SOPHOMOR dr-gin ea... ,K x x X ,za -gf , X. , J 6- -1-4 'B , 4 l ,M 4. K, X W , I Q , ,, C f- x 'Av .r Q iw: Ein Iwmwfh Mmililiilliiiiiia QW y Top Row: Jane Allison, Henry Alsmeyer, Jr., Doris Balzer, Buddy Bates, Frank Bost Second Row: Betty Bluhm, Mildred Bryan, Elzabeth Chambers, Margie Coker, A. V. Collard Third Row: I. V. Collard, R. L.eCooper, Blair Cowan, Tommy Coyle, Ruby F. Cunningham Fourth Row: Junior Eddins, Betty Eckols, Don Eubank, Wilma J. Erwin, Charles Fenoglio N , J! ah l 'Ulf Q, , -a 1 ,xx 2 un -.Q . 'V I I W J a we J... Top Row: Ca I 11 A , x , if V ,ix fw is 1 ff . f llie Mae Galloway, Angelica Gonzales, Ray Gonzales, Rosa Grote, Frances Hanoch Second Row: Third Row: George Haskett, Charles Henderson, Edna B. Hercek, Virginia Hinkle, Ray Huston Barbara Jalufka, Emaleen Jennings, Elwanda Johnson, Robert Johnston, Florance Karnowski Fourth Row: Felix Kelley, Gertrude Koemel, Bobbie L. Lambert, James Lee, Julius Leshin Q0- f 1' 24' mfflfffil f 1, 1' Y, WVR. has Top Row: Carl Allen, Imogene Lester, Leta M. Longstreet, Fred Lomand Second Row: Milton Lorenz, Bertha F. Magee, Leroy Maikoetter, Annie Messer, Bobbie Mila Third Row: Stanley Minugh, Delfin Mrazek, Clarence Ordner, Janice Owens, Domingo Ortiz Fourth Row: Santos Pais, Jean Parker, Lucille Paschal, Frankie Prochaska, Matilde Ramos Fifth Row: Dale Ingram, Billie Phillips, Archie Rektorik, Gene Rogers, Graciela Salazaa Sue 3. 6- 55. 25.3, -J'-J wp' Eze 'I fi X 419 w X ag 16- 4:5 .Q aww w 1 ,a mp Row: 1 ' lib . , ' .. IN 'Uh Ralph Seals, like Sepeda, Justina Schwertlick Ge :cond Row: Travis Sha lird Row: urth Row: fth Row: , orgia Syankin, Eugene Woytek ckleford, Jane Shanley, Lloyd Sherman Victo T l , r a mage, Wilfred Thorne Larry Vickers, Roy Vickers, Richard Villareal, Bernice Vrana, lelba Vandeventer Harris Wallace, Richard Walshe, Nita Belle War Gilbert Wun dt, Robert Wynn, Dan Yett, Clyde Jauer, Anderson Youn e, Zelda I. Webb, Grace Wisian 8 I' Rl-. HIVX HE: Top .IG- 4? Row I .26- l.,f X5 Keir' f .QQ 4'- -Eff' Ar-5 5 U' ff' C . 5 J 'Nsx L Katherine Allen, Gay Bellamy, Joan Bluntzer, Carroll Bost Second Row: ' i L C Fred Bost, Dorothy Brown, Mary L. Charo, Claudie M. Cooper, Dor s . o Third Row: Jose Cueva, J. C. Cunningham, Milton Dare, Nicholas Dittlinger, Roy Dunl Fourth Row: Mary L. Eckols, Donald Edwards, Anabel Ellis, Herbert Englert ia- w41h-flk,- up Q 6 I Qs! A op Row: Clarence Ehler, Isabel Flores, Gloria Fritz, Herlinda Garcia Sophomore econd Row: Guadalupe Garcia, Gale Gentzler, Dorothy Gillespie, Walter Hanock, Billie Curry bird Row: Bob Haskett, J. E. Jalufka, Monroe Jauer, Roberta Jauer, Ruby Kampfhenkel :urth Row: Richard Kincaid, C. H. Knobles, Emil Malik, Bennie Malik Sophomore ,,.:,'3 is His V NWEHQHWWMHEQHQQ : ' M -. EWMWY 1w.ewawmU imww. P :mwywme QQQQQP' 'EHQWQE awww ,M Qmgwwg ' A Top Row: Do 'Qi M . ,. . fy . I Vi, K , - , if P 3, 1' XX' ,j:- ' rothy Mandell, Ione Moehrig, Otila Pena Second Row: Third Row: Arthur Petri, Charles Petri, Francis Petri, Augustine Prochaska Caroline Ramirez, Consuela Rocha, Henry Robertson, Dorothy N. Rowe Fourth Row: Doris Sassman, Oma Lee Sears, Carolina Sepeda, Shirley Shanley .a.,x C' 46. -as IQ' rMMMMwvfNmN -uhne 1 miNmf K Xfm 3 Q,, V abs lf I Top Row: Wayne Smith, Velma Smith, Wanda L. Stewart Second Row: John Schwertlick, Victoria Trevino, Aurora Vasquez, Dorothy Veselka Third Row: Ann Vickers, Dellave Vickers, Betty Walker, Mable Welty Fourth Row: Mary Jo Wittliff, Kenneth Worden, Billie T. Wright, James Wright The Robert Driscoll Memorial Stadium Constructed Through Issuance of Revenue Bonds by the Robstown Independent School District Board of Trustees With Youth's Aid from The National Youth Willie Lorenz, President Administration Ralph Eads Sam J. Ruegg W. S. Gandy Dr. Belo Stone J. C. Kellam, State Adm. W. J. Roeder Roy L. Swift H. Brown, Area Supervisor John P. Manning, Superintendent J. H. Minugh, Local Supt. When eventually completed, the plant will include a field house for the teams, concession stands, a scoreboard ghe Fg':rvl:dn9E+hem1 and time-dial, and a cinder race track. 'Y a amz An aerial view of the most of the School Plant. In the foreground may be seen the I ' tennis court, Superintendent's home and Senior F415 Clnrq Ehqscoll' 5'3+e' of fqo High School. To the center are the Girl Scout Speaker oi inc DedicufionCeremOniesNov1,1040 House, Farm Shop, and Elementary School. To pm, the west is the Robert Driscoll Memorial ,....,. Stadium nearing completion. X e s . . N N , An historic picture--Here are part of the hundreds of automobiles that were parked in Robstown on the afternoon of November 21. 10,000 people were in Robstown for the game. The stadium was dedicated to Robert Driscoll of the great Driscoll Ranch who labored always for the develop- ment of South Texas. When this townsite was founded about 1906 on part of the famous Driscoll Pasture it was called after the name by which he was affectionately known: it 1 1 was Rob's Town. HM Annual ThllllKS9lt'If1-9 isfown and Cups Christa To the left is the handsome bronze tab- let, mounted on red Llano granite, that was Q N arranged and cast by NYA boys at the Inks 'OH' was Hue bowed guest and Dam project in Burnet County, and presented to the school by NYA, as were also the other . two plaques on the entrance building and the fl cast aluminum letters overhead. rf' 1 ffl !V1.h7ebery was Q spec 12114 906 'fi SPH' ffeff 050' 513 s N s-'Q' .'-1 N . mv wN JF7,,, ,I qv f'--ff1, f:: Z.,'L.'f'J.TiI.' , sl 4, A ' X - .Mr f..,x,-Ln 5 , I Al. ,P .gfA'f4l-W, 5-'I li Y-'SK' f, H , f In sf V ' ' ! 11+ A N N -1' ' a '11 Lil V A v W 9. ' , 1 1. ' gk , wi fl ,Q p Q- gy in Y-1-A X ,,' 1 5 7 1 , . Y' ' ar M .-'-' in v-'4 M, ,P its n n 0 Ani u i ' 55 K . - A A. a av .ww 'ff I ' 1 A . 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Arnold, Ray Sims, B ddy Vickers, John Lee Quinn, Carroll Lee, Jimmie Evans, Ray Zapalac, Luis Leal, Clifford Gandy John Lee and C. A. Rundell, Jr. Third row: Mascots: ...v ' ... A A' . xg, ' X-5 xx 3. 'j X YM no st .f, In t X Rundell Co-capt. J.I. Magee Co-capt. Floyd lest Line Coach Hernan Bullock I 53-Wi ? 'f fl JLCALL 6 : ' sz: ... 4 1 N fi War: ' V q a N kt. ' ' Q be , Q .. , ma lf xr: 1 - . ., - 1 -' n r k k . -I -QW , jg- jg - ' , - 4 X 4 9 :- X ,L K R , .. , , f W , - , . 5 -rg, 4 ...A - ' f- I 9 ' g N 2L,1g+wj -. ' f- f' K ' up ,F , , 'R ' 1' ' -. I 1 R . ,, F L ,K WMJ I 'wif S .411 . r 1' V Q: 1 fx P W wr, ' '- .,-F-S HEL ' 'I' ,4,, K v mf, H 1 Q -xfgw.-s 1 in n. ,, bf 1 1- Eiiebww FW 41 Q 1 gb, W X, 4 1 if 1 -' ,Sl vga K , M1 '?,g,,g,,,- my Q 1. ,, A V, . . , 1 . X' -- 4 jgfgk ' 'E Q ' ' is - .,..,, giwzfgk ,lW, H 1 ug , I 1,5 ,. Y A SN 1 Q ns: I5 'lik e 'SHG .: S Q , L' 'WRX '21 J 2? , 1 i J if S V 1 - 1. 'ef f . 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College 40 0 Beeville 34 7 Kingsville 39 0 Corpus Christi 7 14 Total Points 250 45 nun. mea ual ldzbert uma 4471 kay sm-5 ual 1..c. mf-,gn Q4 Q ,. Q . 37 -' , nl.: Q X 1 e e Q Q le gfisei fm 'fs , . W ' 5 ' -- .,,, Y . . 1 , ' f Q39 ' Y Edeshns -WW ggeyif l an Q sees' lf A, rx ff?-g.xi..,:M - x left-gk, . ig,vit- x,'.- :,f -' ' f -wawfnfi P l - as S5'e.- Wf Q ,M we y ewan: by gt. ti t ::'t .. AV we we gil ,, A if new Q M K V A 1. , J b. ily wi K ' XF . Q if 4 'h -Q Kvy' ' 1' , QQ? egg gffff Y .gr if . N gg, 1j'ff422Q'T:'f S522 S P l h 'wif-was ' at of f P 'af- . - , A i ws, 1. IM ,A 4 F ,sw n e of ,, ,Qi5'1'fA - P ff ,.f fQ4'a MW . ,gagfvff r La pb LL I kk T' gh: V.-get at J? E' 'Ja , 1.1. an , ' if . N Lx.. Q 5- K . . .t E . ,.k H - ,. ,. .F 'pe ww 0 s K .h 'N ,, , v H - .1 - .eg w. ' , r-S a s le' ft -v 'I lt Q Eesti ' A 4' 'V ' 1 i .fs . Q C1 i .XV , Y - 'df ' 7' .- . ' SE,ifQ2i'iuyZ,fi e -- h , f 4- - Carroll Lee C221 Joe Faulkner 1345 Jack KVI!!! C237 Back Back A E d Starting the season with a 14 to 12 victory over the Temple Wildcats, who later went to the state finals ln the Interscholastic League race, the Robstown Cotton Pickers began a grid campaign which carried them high into the dis- trict play of conference IGAA. The Kerrville Antlers eked out a 6-0 win in the second Robstown start as the boys from the hill country really put on the steam in their own back yard to take this low scoring tilt. The Cotton Pickers make it a practice not to socre under thirty points a game in the next five frays as they ran over Freer, 75-03 Vic- toria, 41-Og Corpus Christi Acad my, 40-Og Bee- ville, 34-73 and Xingsvllle, 39-0. The last two triumphs were conference en- counters and with these two tussles under their belt, the Cotton Pickers faced their tradition- al foe, the Corpus Christi Buccaneers, in the show-down of the north zone of district l6AA. After leading throughout the first quarter by 7-0, the Cotton Pickers were repulsed in the second half as the Bucs struck through the air for two touchdowns and downed a lucxless Robs- town crew 14-7 in the last game of the season. lay Zapalac C261 Guard X E'.. 5a F K 11 .qw 'f ' J x VL .P use f f A ,, John L. Quinn C421 Ralph Huston C321 Guard - Back Carl Bluntzer CSI Tackle lllton Cardwell I3 Tackle rv-x5coTS wx. Q Ia m ' SJW . Vmm,L my - , my 5 gr HA . if? l J 5 lg K K I 3 2 ' i ,, L 9 if t. , ,X w. . .i K' A.. K 1 Q I 11-C ww' 'B sc . gy . . f f. 'X A AV . . .k. K . ROCKY JR. JOHNLEE N 1 A J- L, - V .. Q ' - -'- - f A .f. A -'fill ,iq-1 5.2-i?:if-if .. -if K1 , '?'Q,g .W 5mi'f'f 1fff! a rf? ifsfgwq K k ' jw2i1Qg K: I . Miggqgh , ' 0,55 , ' ' . ' A ' -figffsif - ' . . , A H 'rw . ' . ' A mf F K IC HOFF 'ROSS TO WN' ' X 'gg ff , 'X f F A yi ., Lx 'qw Campus GAME movin - ,f,,,, 1 ,,.gqd31g9Rr, mafia' f4!!?,fZga,a' Q - ff wif -M . A f iilig mg I it . 'H , w . l '4- w k . 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A 4 ,b -A ,,..:yL,: 2-gg.. ,L-. V, ' , 4.32, , M. ' ,rl . 1 5 Higygf wb'f3Ffff'MH1ff'fWw3f QEEQSHHHX .'4iH47 swat? wife-f'.f' W Tri lphing in 25 out of 33 contests, Coach C. A. NRockyn Rundel1's last Cotton Pi quintet became the third club which has occupied the District 26 A throne room two tim as his boys swept through the conference schedule while dropping but two games. ' Dropped by a surprisingly strong Corpus Christi Buccaneer team in their first con ference fray, the Pickers had to come back and take every remaining conference game to gain at least a tie in the south zone race. Rallying gallantly, the wearers of the Re and lhite struck back and smashed Beeville and Kingsville twice and downed Corpus Chri in a return engagement which netted them the south zone title and the right to meet Ar sas Pass, the north zone titlist, in.a championship series. The Pickers' troubles had just started, however, as the Robstown boys eked out a to 28 triumph, thanks to Fred Jacob's last seconds free throws which proved the margin victories for the Idckers. The Panthers struck back in the second contest to defeat t Pickers 22 to 18 and tie up the series at one game all. In the deciding game the Robs town lads had to come from under a 12 to 5 first quarter deficit to take the champions 41 to 30. It was, however, against the fate of the Pickers to advance further in the Inters lastic League race as a last minute rally against the Bloomington Bobcats, fell short the Bobcats squeezed out a 23 to 22 win to advance to the finals in the Regional meet eventually gain the regional title. 1. 4. ,xx ov W .L f ,,X. f P -as ', H M-S 4 Q , rj, VL ' ww, :W r,.,.,.N t ,.,, - , 'La.s2,xfST , FRED JACOB Center T LUIS LBAL Forward i 5 'LS 1 xx gs, . . 'Q im L JOB C. FAULKNIR Guard ' N :Ar Q CARROLL LEE Forward J. I. ness Forward 5 Enanmvr mms ,L , V Guard A' --KE. 1 , o .W RENON PASCBAL Center X 'wb , .X-L, A uc: :mrs Jr, ,,, Vwji Forward X' L-. BILLY JOB EAN!! '24 Iorwnrd - cross! mrrrn nw CLUE LIBRARY 1 o Top Row: Charlie Ramirez, Sam Gonzales, Larry Vickers Second Row: Thomas Cureton, Katherine Allen, Vada Gene Good, Wi ford Thorne, nRudyN Rogers Third Row: Hrs. Parr, Eunice Lee Bramlett, Lela lae Knobles, Do1 thy Nell Rowe, Gay Bellamy, Lloyd Winston, Victor Talmage Fourth Row: Don Eubank, Rober1 Johnston, Dorothy Fabrygel, Mildrec Bost, Rosa Grote, Douglas Kincaid The Library Club is composed c The reading room in the library Students are term students who are library assistants and any others who are interested 1 library work. One purpose of the library c11 is to render adequate service to al the students and faculty members at to make accessible all library tool A second aim is to acquaint student with the technique of the working c a library and to encourage those wt might be interested in entering li brary work as a profession. - I ef studying for midn exams. QRCHESTR W JU Q V V P ' tl? ' Vfoima Saxophoncs Magxne X1J.NKouqkbw1 Dar-ul-M51 Lanka:-m Mnldrcd Brqan fYX,H,,,x barb Ki4't1cY'mns Auth -Y-V-urnpg,-+3 A-NX. Ca-rdwdl Ge.:-4-rude. Koemei Clarence EMU' Glenn Tucker B-H1 Trancl1 -I-Ydvmbons, C,6 'L5 Gtofwl- EPKLZ- LOVNS-ff Clubs-Db Franck I-korng Dgcfcij L-'V Mai 'RoBr.r4-ov :Sauv- FULQ TURN NxtNa.' Avonck Hunan.:-A Pwnc V'Wf-H D'iC1 ' Tkcxmw Harris Q r Loma Dxgk Du-ee+v ko A., Y B uf 1' f Q kk 2 '4 ,, 1- , CQ! Ji CLUB ,Q fi' al 4, Q G-if 'T xr '51 7 2f3Hi.' NX-V-.Pddrudqc Bhnx-z.c.r NX- Bvvk' L- Cha soprano aug :LN-Q q.,H'o fTi Tff AfN ,ff Nfl: feat 1 ..!', . . chars Fxor-as C.NX.G4Hsu.m.w.1 E. GQAJ11 50P '0 Q-W' G-N-o Serrano Hn? s ui is 4,39 Y 'QF xv I' n 'SWS- vf, 3 0 A X . , 1 ,I 'I NX. Cuaniw L ' H. G,av-sm. L- GGPGHO- A. GOYllGxCS A :I CLUB L -Lb Q 'f 11 R,Gonco.K-as R. GwHf.u1 sow-emo s,r,,.,,,,. .JV-s ,. 'U ,. if-.... Q-'Q-ll x B.:So..Xu-Rkw NX--Songs VSUPPGND Soprano .N I O' ? .R NX' Ramfn .QS 7 ,X A- Ham-rusun S. HAI 99P'K ' soprano 5- Puff. L. Penn alla 4,1-Pu Cv RKWNSYEL K. 3nULn.k ,Q of I- DRAMA CLUB Scene from NCashing Inu with Braden, Buss, Wilson, and Walker lembers First Bow: Betty Walker, Tunky Boucher, Dorothy Sears, Ona Lee Sears Second Rav: John Koonce, Donald chllb81 Willie Bert Braden, Wa Wilson, Dewees Russ, I cola Pollard, John R. Andrews, sponsor During the school year the drama club presented four plays: NCashing Inn, 'The Wedding Presentn, '0h, Doctoru, and 'The Tangled Webu. Members also aided in staging the Junior class play, WCanpus Quarantineu. P n-..-..a.-.. n..-....s.a-..4. n.......-.-. nn..- aa... 4-..-.... i....-.M-. 1115.-an V-Ing POST' GRADUATES 36. A Bork' Annvfig Bafnqra CAr 'Cr U,vun4'S MAA!! ,4- STUl3qfN1Q5MiN OTEIEIQ 001.5 GIUYIM Y' Lmalq Nh. 05' Olivia Gnoudter' 51 'V' Hlnkb NCN4'-I-l10mpSon 5Vt W' Acaacm Taxa.: Muxular S-ll 5' 5 Hockaclaq Sekoql VOLLEY B LL 96353 'Y -ls.. Haf 3' VOLLEYBALL CLUB . qggmbvgh P'ZY,1.gsfvB1J3i2avAd7ef:5ihi:? Lambert, Max Ann Om Vgula Team G-nd , 13m-nts r-e Hrf-Ks Am- , , r emaau lW0.d,.U'hS ,Cv el' Sf Ska, Ma'ief Praia. Durham, Dov.1:l!!anemevv,ivca.p1a.'7n!, Gezvgai clmmhweif-, Pqrrvnigs D2cia',nHovrr:zTJWaqeE,anr:7EM The Veils' Ball Club had u. Vern, acfive year wim nun average of one game even, fy Meeks. T716 fc ' am was always happy when 'lzheq had. pmqed well enough 'hw wm,l almwinq 'fha clzwne was mo e imfov-fzmf 1519, w',,m5,..q, 2 Q ,. gg i ' X' GIRLS PHYSIC L EDUC TIO n !msKe.+ba.il is OM of Ihereopulmv' S ovfsuflanfed In Pfxqsical Edu.cn.+ion classes. TP 51 perioa ww Me ow amen? wgnh ws plmfea a.+ -Hue end.o?1'he unit 'clk-dancluqis nvmoiher phase of fha uauied, o y f ' Pr 1Yt'bYH 0 l-Cf'HVl'fiCS- 77145 uhlqf 1445 mma.'fed. wi'H1 za. demmdvadion For Me parenfs. ,,. BOYS' PHYSICAL Enuc 'no f - P-,L ' -4-f ' - 'M f' L 'V ' 5-Q... A Q'-Q Xgrl ' ' 'W 4 W , . 'ff' -. L -...A '::,,Xi'-ar .- V HIGH June - .f Ab '+x gi? SH OT 1 A Q AND GOAL I-HGH n . ni M .71 J' .,l f 'A ,. IN - I , -, 'l' L I Qln-. P '. 57 TRACK in GOAL HIGH C1 . Q M ., s X '5 PYRAMID BLU LDXNG 'IJ I xl' - A VIODEL IRPLAIXE T 3 . X :F A MX' '!U' 1 ,. N N XX, - ..s... --1--....,,, .. -...-Q- X I , l, Us pf -fl--ff' Q W ,ffx XM' ' 1 This was +he1'hi env nf' acfiviiy Fo' Xreoflane Club, an have hmdwnafnci exe and eng oywbue cord The rl 'hue 'fofhel Sho s 1'heClu.b7r1em grouped abouff' df C mm bait? by Ru walker. ' Le Hoy Bevig B' N ?h' W Flair Howard Bos? Kenm VFP: Hvchev Bob bu U3 U'n'n MY-KKLCISYQIJ Sfaov-E fox' Walkev Hudqivxs Gaye Gcubnv E TORS CLUB Bagnall, George Bost, Frank Bost, Fred Cox, Minor Cowan, Blair Cunningham, J. C. Curry, Billie Ray Dittlinger, Nicholas Dunlap, Roy Edwards, Donald Glenn, Richard Grote, Walter Hanoch, Walter Hayes, John Hasket, Bob Hese, John High, Roy Hoelscher, Jerome Hoelscher, Harold Hoegemeyer, Cecil Jalufka, J. E. Jauer, lonroe 9 . vw -,f- INVENTORS CLUB ROLL . Jauer, lalter . Kassner, Clarence . Kincaid, Richard . Lowlan, Fred . laikoetter, Leroy . lalik, Benny . lalik, Emil Ordner, Clarence . Prochaska, Augustine . Prochaska, Frankie . Rektorik, Herbert . Robinson, Henry . Rogers, Gene . Smith, Janes . Bvetlick, Johnnie lallace, Harris . Wallace, Billie Joe Hugh Kenneth Vernis Janes George Anderson 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30. 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38. 39 40. lorden, 41. lorden, 42. Worden, 43, Wright, 44. Scholz, 45. Ybu g, E3 Q Y 'moop 40 LJ0-HWY' Nxannrnat -- SocuLmas4cr F E.. Hcllowau' - Assn:-5-. Saou-1-vnas-hr F-sr-S+ -Supl-154' Qhurtk -Sfonbtf' df 'f'0o-L Sinai-s Dare., IVMU-on Archer, Herman Kp,,Ll,5, Q, G 'a'-U11 JU' 52418, Ealfk Ldaulne. I-hi-I-.dfw, J. LJ. SL1a,e.kf,Lfg.pJ,'1',.,,,,,5 fVXerrr'H',-I-ow1mL1 TFQHCH1, BJI41 Nitklh, Rlskara wAq5cK', Eugene. Rudder, Ufuvnm ' E1-1.4 class Seoul-5 Sevoll, Uaufge, Race., Jog. Sm,-lk ' wg,Jg!- 'E 'Lar 54.ou+S SPA'-kmgm, bands' Dun-w1qlo,Pov-1 S+uLbe., B.llu. Knntaml, Rncksral wqdg, Waldo Cofhmsaee. Unison, Conrad ' NX'-. Mawson Sv:-Glu, CJ! wr-lqk-1 ,'Jame,1- Earl PAY- Nxulton Hanoq and Class Sqn.:-Ls NXr. Nxeivm Swafnngp .A:rske.rA Kcnng.-Us Mr. Sum Cofgffman SCGUT 'moop 52 I 1-', N fu cou 'Emasfer -' Gene Winiers G Hcrsckgl Brooks Q Hugh Bmxhf- Fowler PM u..,,,..- Evqtnl, Hrdalf 7 A'r+lwr Lee.. Kollaja F.-Q4 B.S+ Q fair 5' E5l 1 .xbtf E4 G,n Q11 B-N We Curr Norlsn Miaercqr Glenn Tutker MQ 3 Donaficf Eclwarclls S+anlc.11 Nhnuqk TLKODYLQS Liiiuna. 1? ts1L:.J:'?y 1x'A' wa 1 HCHYH pA'5Yhtl1Cl' NXou-ns Du-H Mnqev- waufer Nan ack Lt... A Sl..-.....-4 Exams were infevmpfed, by A program on l..3wfmL A N1 R.H.S.F-uf? turf' Sink inftlliqehf S'f'u.d8hfS - - ' 'Mlm lfbfbu-'f Campus. . . A yes1af12vf'f?Iin90Yer 21.77 Ulm. . . Drills 'fav exams. -. Sfndcqinq' abou? whuif? - -- FOI' for H16 brim Thtmmie ? . -. Pid'uvesdon'+ he , ordo H-1912. . . Birds o fedhu 'FYoeK fvfiffhv- 1 - Freshmen 1Crrw'Ee. I X. gf 9 Lg' X YL ' SPF? ff-X g W QW O 5525: X I ' Q 7 ,S X X--Z N FUTURE Allen, Carl Bagnall , George Boat, Frank Braden, Willie Bert Cowan, Blair Cox, Minor Cunningham, J. C. Dittlinger, Nicholas Griffin, E. B. Grote, lalter Hese, John High, Roy Jauer, Clyde HBIBERS OF THE CHAPTER 14. Jauer, lonroe 15. Kassner, Clarence 16. Kincaid, Douglas . Kocurek, Johnnie . Lowman, Fred . Lynch, Bobby . Haikoetter, Leroy . lalik, Benny . Malik, Emil . Ordner, Clarence . Pollard, lalcolm . Prochaska, Augustine 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26. Prochaska, Frankie Rektorik, Herbert Scholz, George Sims, Ray Smith, James Soward, Kelley Swetlick, Johnny Vickers, Buddy Vickers, Larry Wilson, Ralph Worden, Hugh Worden, Kenneth Worden, Vernis Wallace, Billie Joe Young, Anderson .-an H, Cnr .1 lTl'.'IYR BURTON TK u F7-X RMER5 HE VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE ILASS ROOM CHAPTER OFFICERS pf'-9l4'I V'x wsllut B114 B711 I Parlaamm-larmn vu-ms Ueralcn Uni.:-Prcssden-N 5-'lvqk woo-Jen -Stains-4-40-11 Hcrber-L Rakim:- Ryqpor-+cf Ugllsr Q1-04-e. Fnrm UJQ.-idx D041 Ro., I-Lqh Treasurgr Qfqcjg Jgugy- I-lus-I-vr-an B. G,,,ff,,, TH E FARM SHOP OF AMERIC n.Ef-xmxme TO DO DCIXNG TO LEARN . Uumw1ermamUe?:UeiirumJ? 1 , f -- . .- A I 5, F. E E 1':1!EJ'lFfiJ'ELl1'PJ'F!EI'EIE17IEI'EJ'2'l?I'E.fE'I?IP o. e. Q. nn :ul-1 on 5711164 V mqrrtsaqsc Styx!! gjd Trwp Shop Class BP' nc! 'cm :- CHAPTER O. 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UK vxwr-nz-VW WI v l 0 CJ 4'E EG QQ 55 K w mR003 fnvcrrr-li 2HLUWf 9+ ,uf f z g 4 insure ' F 9 Ml r v N -- U' ' jaw .W-ob U1mA'PO2 .- D 24,8 zr4wa 'Q , ,-f 53 , LJ' 5 ' 5' w I' AA 7- U' 'H ,Ik f 2 In nearly every case, the tennis players named and pictured on these pages were early pupils of NUmcle Tomn Holland. In carrying on the sport that he loved and coached so well, they are proving that they were worthy of his tile and effort. - lembers of the squad participated in and won awards in the following tournaments: Flafurias Heart's Delight, Victoria Tournament of Roses, County leet, and District leet. Before the school year has been completed, the team hopes to compete in other tournaments, including those under U.I.L. sanction. ielix Kelley and Ralph Wayne Seals have been accorded high state rank- ing in the United States National Lawn Tennis Associationfs records of boys' division. Kelley is also well rated nationally by this authority. All other squad members are known and respected in all tournaments in which they compete. No. l CHQ U Xeon ?z -525. 54 fs L ki bla:-g f , i' df y WP 4 Ns. Q X' 7 Capfam a 3 l ,I I l'dV?Q 1' 4 V. L A15 ll' -if . .1 No. O 3 mqlg -Qavlf n X rssw- X353 Moorg Nu.l Wqnn Seah . No. -3. 5 Nhqnnrd gf L4 NO. 3 Noakes ls.-.,... , F No. U H.Bos4 Ldlhuq C. BoS+ than L- Aw un, X. ,4 . 1 f . 5425. i ,S .Y . kv .fvfi X Frtih ma n Flank Worried ' k 4 flaws' f f x H 3 lx ' - v ..,.K , 1 xxx 1 ! B Rig . a S23 , . 0 ' 5 .. Q' , ' H Coeclx. Dum Bug, W V 1 Seals ff? A y N ' ...Q X 7 ! x K QA , 5 R EL ba Noding 1 eesk Y' Q- WV Q Q ,Cy le xg M fi I' u nl. .-...,.gL-f- 4 X SE IOR PCEMS N.. 77 :Mom laces cure Seem owen-heard., Wanna c2O,p0e crarlmhrfe 'ffl'78ll'H' Imam 1717 and formmfionp ch' Sudffenfljfhe beanie Sweep dowwa Ulllfhl Cx had 661.22 Flfncl suuck some lhm U95 il l'1l'i07CCBlV'lt.' flfowefr And buzz away ZCIlWfZ7,9 AQVOC ond' defafruz Cfrught in the Draft by fvlilfy Faye Fllldridye Xvmm Bacckwcm rcL, hun fzotkwurd, C3 Time, fn your flfalffpt Laffe cut 'Hfve grtuel just four +omIyl'1.t. I Otlm SO LLUCCIIFLZ of 5O?6'feaLH1er Steomk. , Whig 'X X751 Pg if'rff,Fgd Jouglfurnuts cmfxct vulcotuwizeai cchke 7 LQ' so wean? of rnavclhing, lfcom just bcarelj earn ' Thad' u 5, chaewnfrng, up lFlLbb0If' amcllcmllianq H u'na:acf'. Q7 Owsfbrs, 1ff0vf5ff2fr.s, in at wfcafefry bcaffv, ' Aland! f9u11Hferr as 5lfrCDf'DCj are Croiianfh gf Golffw . l5cuclI-1 ward, 'hunnt backward, for weary Z aww, Grfxve 'me cm whack off' GTlf'Cll'7dlV71O'lH'l6ff5 J21 mf FS. f I'W QUGKMQ YHTQV1 work for 01101 Mncfle Sour-n,., V lLe'Il' Il'T'iC cffrqffnlfs lmn'flK fhaf 19105 lflevaall' ,been Skimmelif, I L87 :Vne read' buff fer wV1woe0 fvrcninr flmte been 1'rf'7rnmeo7-f 531,1 11 Q llcef Ima? Once mmre lvcuve the old Ifafshioned. Flea, up can IW! foe ,fncerfegfffy nreomclw fo die X Enemy Bonmbelfs ling John lLce Quunn. From poems written by seniors during the current Q65 school year, the two selections uEnemy Bombersu and HCaught in the Draftn were chosen as representative. These selections received honorable mention from the National High School Poetry Association and will ap- pear in the Texas High School Poetry Anthology with selections written by other Texas students. Selec- tions by Hertha Bagnall, L. M. Stone, Thelma Harris, Carl Bluntzer, and Benita Johnson will also be pub- lished in the 1941 anthology. TRACK W 2 s e .fm W 4 In RN 4 i x X 1 K .,s.t..--- W i E' NM E, E W9 'LQ' Reading from left to right, Coach Bullock, R. Paschal, V. Worden, R. Huston, F. Jacob, E. Karnowski, J. Evans, F. Iest, L. Simons, C. Lee, J. Evans, J. L. Quinn, B. Wasson, V. Knetig The track team proved itself very capable in the County Meet this year--setting fou new county records and capturing the meet as a whole with a total of 105 points as com, pared with their nearest rival's 37. Outstanding performance was seen in lest who ran the high hurdles in 17 seconds flat and tossed the discus 106' 6Ng Jacob who ran the lo hurdles in 25 seconds flat and cleared the broad jump with 19' llng Huston and Paschal who tied for a new cou ty record of 5' 6U in the high jump. The sprint relays were tak by lest, Jacob, Evans, and Lee with a timing of 47 seconds. Last year in the Lockhart Relays Jacob performed very well with a broad jump of 21' 6n, a remarkable feat in that event. . :Ji 'SL 'NN -CZ? Q Q x 'T .- f wx XA- 5 33' X f xx 'HJ y . J ix -sa, an f7 ' Kp -r lf ,QINIBI ' Y , A Q . X 'QT L -Q -1, QM: f 5 Y lest 1 Jacob H. Hurd1es-- Low Hurdles-- Shot d1scus-- Sprint relay Sprint relay Broad Jump-- ISSP 5 y mgggark 6ia F1Tn , . .-...Q ' 1 ,,,,,,1,N. - is AK Jack Evans 100 yd. Dash 220 yd. Dash Sprint relay Y Jimmy Evans Paschal 'Pole vault 440 yd. Run Hurdles High Jump-- 1 mile relay Q G ASF Aiqe fe-w Knetig Worden 112 mile run 1 mile run llihl Wasson Quinn Dashes 1 mile run A-N fy, ,f ,.f ,A ,Q 3 95 T V ......., .. q.. -.-. Lee 100 yd. Dash 220 yd. Dash Sprint relay 4 ?4,'lLf Huston High Jump-- 1 mile relay Simons 112 mile run 1 mile relay Karncwski 440 yd. dash ?1S9PS shot K 4 ' fx 4 HU IZ N V 1 N pk ' X- 'rr Saad' u-M30-rms ag 5'l'ream- vwix arms. Rimembev? XX X X S -Gs csvff w fb O- 9111! ,J X G X X In f X X X X t if f 3X'x 'X---. C3 XX X Wig, R' .KA . V -H six :x .4-1' A.. n.r1a 44 , 'mg The-ae gn-ls earned 'fhekf 5- , 1 x 4 5 cl , 4. gf f Y I Back f!olA!:mfaNo-r1'K5k'kf 0P lgq,,Af,-B, Bjims, D.R.lm'E,RWinsf0n,A.VlaNlberv+t Nfl. V , T- M En' an Dm: 'Y GK m X MX SKRXQXNTY 'cal NYYJJ' f0wfMK-L'V'W AmW, 1,.'1,. 2-vs,.oeeyxs 'Of UU G -' 2 I rnn ---L Mr x,.C....i-......-rvfxClA.....-..A PD!-LII fYl.'N' RF Wh..---'G-IN:-I Brandt FAH Gwl Scouhhi wa.-5 0T2aYx'xz.eA'1h Vwlwwlik one Tvovlo. Q' Coumil was gO'f'YYXQA in X335 The Liiffe HOUSE WAS bviu' bk XMB f0ThTYKv'rx'x'hN BYXA olyewxel in Qovember, 101352 Num we have one Luvmdw-QA girls in Hwree GM-X S-Couf '+Too.fJ6 BMA-Qour ElY'ou.m.ka FAQK5 with Qnflxi aduldi VUIUY1-XECVS. 5ew-wi-nge as leaders zwd coun- CU memloevs. During, Hxe 'Qirsk' Wear of 01-gow- 7-5+k0 W, UVQY' htm as 'H'xQiB'f0wvime9 FUYCHASQS. umgox-mg. X N XXx I' QQ .sf 5 . -4 Xu S ff ihw 4 N N. N X ,X XX -'FQ .. Or W Yr X -7' ma' OX k V MXN xwuug If o 9 Tri DE5 DUTY1 -0 o 3YownlcG1,Urx-fm GMA has begun 9, Mag?-4: T The, Boa!-A 0+ 'TPu5Lcc5 has Harneol Elcmcn-xn.r41 541500. 'Lino Hague Martin ElCmen4arc1 Syl-599' In her kenaf. FLOWERS TO THE LIVING I approach this theme with a contrite heart. Just the other day they told me that Miss Hattie could never teach again, that h days were short. NThen,H I said, Nthis once I will try to pen some fitting tribute f her community before it is too late...to say those grateful words from the heart befc the one to whom they are directed has passed on. There should be flowers for the liv But I delayed just one week, and it was too late. Today I realize that if we have flowers. we can still give them to the living. Miss Hattie lives on, in our community still, in the lives of the hundreds she helper build. She didn't need words of praise. The little, rumpled bouquet a shy child br: to her desk...the warm hand-clasp of some strapping young fellow whom she taught yea1 ago, now bringing his own tot to her room...those were reward enough for Miss Hattie. That dear soul builded her own monument, more lasting than granite. Quietly she sued her work, day in and day out, in Robstown for 28 years. A sprightly little figl seldom seen outside her class-room and her home...who could have guessed what she bui through those years? Dainty college girls...somet1mes cocksure, sometimes deft, sometimes bewildered, came and taught their year or five years, married and left: Miss Hattie loved them I helped them, smiled and taught on. The little trusting boys and girls who hung on her words, who loved her stories learned their letters under her sure guidance: they yelled,N'Bye, Miss Hatt1e!n at end of the year, and rushed on up the ladder to football and pepsquads, college, and marriage, and success. Maybe it seemed they forgot the quaint little lady away back in the first grade, but she's there in their hearts, the one who first took them whe left their mothers' side. She started them up the road, with a pat on the shoulder, haps a rap on the head, with wise counsel and a merry word. Why, there must be a th by now who got their start under Miss Hattie Martin. To those then, her pupils and the grateful parents, the school, too, and all in Miss Hatt1e's spirit lives, must go our words. She said when she closed her text and laid it by, NI only hope I've done my dut Her duty! Well, you who knew her, if she's done her duty, her work must carry on. And we have need of that spirit in the days that are ahead of us. Roy L. Swift HILDR GF GFFICIALS' FAMILIE milton LDYUHL , my 51,2 , xi 3 El ya 5. ' . J ll wt - lf ., v ' k .Af ' I u ,fl A I The Bultvbkb , ,,, 'Q '94 ,gf pl lvu. 5:-sq--H1 Y 1 I Thb QAAJWS ba. s-54,-+5 +0 salvnl A 3 -E211 1 ,- L 'rh R A ' , 0 .C tr, Tk. 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