San Angelo Central High School - Westerner Yearbook (San Angelo, TX)

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' 'X f -'- w . . . I I. f ,nf A 'K '1 O-. x 3, I? X , 9 Q? si 'Q 4 I W 4 fx J ! t x v. V F, . f . .--V '34 ' '. a 9 ' '-., IPX, I. ., . 1. '. 'K 1 '-K' , :si -.-A , Ira.-.Q Q 1 1 , ,f . G, . ., A I , - -127-7 d'Vl 13' 7,3 I 'IA K ' ,fr-if fri. I 12,1 K' - CV .2 f ,lk I , 'VI' 'Digi'-'i--41.7 ,zj-iijfij ' if US' if If Q-'Qfj .Lf ff!! 4.-if If .jf 1' 1 Lfff' f , . f 1' FACULTY MISS MARIAN ARNOLD, English, B. A.-- -Southwestern University. MR. W. R. BISSETT, History, B. A.-Howard Payne College. MISS LEOLA CAMPBELL, Latin, B. A.-University of Texas. MR. I. DYKES, Mathematics, B. A.-Trinity University. MISS WILMA ELLIOTT, History, B. A.-University of Texas. MISS GRACE FITZWILLIAM, English, B. A.-University of Texas. MISS EVA GORDON, Algebra, M. S.-Sam Houston State Normal. MR. H. W. GRANT, Mathematics, B. A.-Baylor University. MR. G. A. LUNDELIUS, Civics, B. A.-University of Texas. MISS BERTA MAY LOONEY, Domestic Science, B. A.-N. Texas Teachers College. 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Eirh Elulg 23. 1925 ,flust here me peruse in img luhiug ixiluzte tu ilxe memmrg nf than nf nm' musi lrelnheh rumxnhes. legal, alike in glfliglx jrhunl ani! in frienhs mlm luheit ilzem, llxeg have left zzlmihing spirits, mhnse presenre slmll he eller felt in lmll mth utr ailxleli: fielh lug, all mlm luhe :mil therislr fihelihg :mir inte spnrismanslxin. 9 iff? slvggg .. I - ' fx l - , e e e f af fm , f fi-. iafi-1'--KS95 m 2!VXxx KL M META I Page 20 MW . 032122, ix 'wav' -. ' . RA' . :gr ' i K I ' .--. - , , A .5 . . . .M I Y 13 ik? xl f 0' 1 f 1 ' 1 Q 1, f.-.. 'I ,M I X . .4 gb-. xg N 1 . . EW? 1' ' 'W gl 25 fllq'-Q .I 1. , f - . ilk, -- ji' 5' 1 -V ,f 1 If .Q f.5ifg,. F 1'. 37 ' -zliffilif 'Q' ,- . ?1 . . af -'I-F-5 nn - pg ,my -' ' Y ' MH- - ' 5 'lf .-.. - vf .,?. ..1f 'f'f2H , . -. 1 '- N . . ' . 3- gh J, H -n Q my ' - - 1 A . 5451 .' .' vi ,U 1 l V.: ' ,, 'I' , ' fs. ' ' ' '. wr g Y V 1 's , -Wg, . 3. W-' ff. .4 4. . U . ' nl' 'W' s 23 .' 3. ' . lg A 7 ii-J , ' '1 - N, I. . .1 . X W -L' W 3: Y by- 7 9t.7f,'z V 5 E 63 ,fflwfxffwf . V. . f' 71.5, f- ':if'Y - 'r ,.' Nifflfif' f' ' '. Q X f 1. :?TIAj'1 1. f 5 ff N. '55, W .: .f w , , Y Q51 '- ' T . fgif3,a3.fl.' ' .VV V- ...qv - -W ,If ' ' is '. V' ' ' f. I . 1 w , -4. 4 I. X 1 V f 1 P 1 v M. K . -r Q N Y 'fklu V .. 1 'if' QQ JZ - A 7 wa L .JL ggguu' Wm 6 GEORGE B. ABERNATHY 1 ' 'Mose Crchestra '24, '25, '26, '27 He spares the rod but spoils the drum. NETTIE ABERNATHY So often we were scared we were cn an going to lose our Nettie, but-she knows good company when she sees it. JAMES AUSTIN Steve Football '23, '24, '25, '26 Track '24, '27 A Association '27 Steve has us all guessing-His motto, 'slow but sure' comes in handy. We often wonder what S. A. H. S. would do without him. JAMES KEY AVERA Tennis '25 g Basketball '26 Football '26 Editor Westerner '27 President Senior Class '27 Hats off to our Senior President. We congratulate him on his excellent work. ISLA GAYLE BARLER Yell Leader '25 Chippewa Debating Club '26 In Geometry, Latin, English, or Out sim, ,V H , We always know when Gayle is about. 7927 vm 5 f ,, V 4 ,- 4-ia. -K . A ,,1LW'!r, fj 2 6' a , .,, , XX , R V , f, 5, i , ff , .7 ' fwggxah.--A W,,,--.il....gf----- . -as iq , -f - A-as ,L Y W G' Y X . ,rl . , f v ,..- in., 5' 171 'W TTCM ,N E ,wx-F Wwyaf- v . -3- ' K L 2' . X .X A --Q-.3 ..,. .,q,lf1j-,B WY' QV X ,ff ' ' -----4 1 fV ftp ,.,1:'-f :P---E ' ' f L- If , N lf-ff I ,,-f':- w Yv1l',,4NLk-A yi it . . 1,1 '11 !M'l,., ,,,, , ,. . ,lxxktiii ,, i- ff 7 vi ,Aw ,J fa 1927 Q 1 6, ' if ws 1 l 4 4 l ,V W GLADYS BEATTY Happy Pep Squad '23, '24g Yell Leader '25 Staff '27g President Pep Squad '26 Home Economics Club '27 ,lunophian Literary Society '24 Sometimes she studies, sometimes she don'tg sometimes she'll listen, some' times she won't, but all the time a good sport and a lovable friend. VIRGINIA BENNETT Spanish Club '27 ust a sweet tempered, lovable girl of Room 16-we all love her. I MILDRED BROWN Midge Quiet and unassumingg Launched her boat in the sea of Physicsg Sail on! Sail on! The tide is ebbing out. KATHERINE BROWN u She is not so loud in a crowd, but oh my-you'd be surprised. BELLE BUNNELL Essay Contest '25' g Pep Squad '26 'Someone must possess the class dig' nity. Hurrah for Belle-she serves the purpose. 4 u If fr , lf f ' 'm ' ' V- , fr L 1-if ' , ' M TT ' 5 H 'STM ..-,-4 f:,4j'J,g-' ' K --Q11-'li'- V giyj if .fa f , 'Ff-'--b- '-JL it wi' ww ff- v J' lin-' r'ulU ,L 1'T1xXxf-' 5 1 if in ---' Q., A 1. 1.,63,,.v I Vg W 1 r-mia--. --ff , ., - ' - 1, , 4 :fi f, W 1,-xx., 1 fi , ' ' ',f 'N' it X-Jssfwf it I 1 .Nag jglf-ees --' I x v . , , ,. K V iw? KM ,W -. Ikviyivyff ,V L1 f HJ'vV:h,wgl!g3,i,xu'J!m VV H W vpjff Puff! r ?4LlLZ25fZZZ.Q2cf YQ Z7 J N MARGARET BUNNELL Home Economics Club '27 It runs in the family-Margaret is another of our A students. GENEVA BURKLEO n A quiet soul who never harms or troubles anyone. ELTA LYNN BURROWS u We know Elta Lynn by that eternal smile. Tou've got it, now keep it-- S. A. H. S. likes it. EDITH BURLEY Home Economics Club '27 Pep Squad '25, '26 Everyone knows when Edith's aboutg She's known everywhere as an extra good seoutf' JESSIE CAVENER an She isn't noisy-just faithful and ever pleasant. jf 4. X -QV J ., ,ii 4 i vw N77 ,LM vY,,f f': K X f A Y-M ....... 5 ,,. fl .pw ,'QZY we-'T , X' ' ' -:-., , ,,--' ' wi X 215' aim- - - W, .Meg ,hx , Y NV x 4, , 5 e.,:4-:bg-L i. A ' Y' A' -v1f.,..1-. A, .2 f 'f . L. if .-K . ll.: Q Q jf,-.il I K . 1 v!,fr 7 ...H . , 4- 'i ll 7' i ,fr Wi' - 7 I K Q i f- 2 ' 5 57 . ' 1' ,f ' ,-5-I.- , l' . 1 A ' 4.4f'afiii..f f 2 A 9s.QQ.i.-i-331, I ' ,ff friifv iulfl an u X W A., , l ERIE CHAMBERLAIN Chemistry Club '26, '27 Spanish Club '27 Peaceful, quiet, lovable little lady. Could we all take life as Erie does, our frowns would be a thing of the past. WALTER F. COMPTON Nubbins Football '25, '26g Track '27 HA Association '27 My head is big, my body smallg God bless the girls, I love them all. HAROLD CORNELISON Baseball '27 Orchestra '25 g Football '26 A Association '27 L'Why Harold likes winter-Some say because of the Frost. ELSIE COX Elsie did not stay with us long, but we all liked her. LUTHER CREATH sxldukevv Luther left us for the Business Col' lege. We are sorry to lose him. LP ,X N N x Y., ri, Ji ii 2 hit an ,wi Wd 9-,frat I GLX ui.,- .+ 1,5 ,aff ELISE CROCKER Westerner Staff '27g Debate '26 Chippewa '26g '27g Pep Squad '25 President Spanish Club '27 Extemporaneous Speaking '27 Elise has proven herself capable of undertaking anything and succeed' mg. r MARY E. CUNNINGHAM Biddy Pep Squad '24, '25g, Pep Leader '26 Home Economics Club '27 Tennis '26, '27g Staff '27 There is none like her-none. Ready, willing and perpetually boosting. sc KIRON DOOLEY u A great help to S. A. H. S. His place can be taken by none other than Kiran. WILL DRAKE Son Staff '27 Commonly known as the official woman hater-nuff said. in DORIS DUNBAR Staff '27g VicefPresident Class '27 SecretaryfTreasurer Pep Squad '26 Doris' Motto: Better be an hour too late than a minute too early. 4 ,C 1- fr, X .gc --.,.,.,, ,WY . .4 x M-- . d.-,.---,., , .- tv.. X V WA-...x V Lux., . . ,,,'w an V ,A , xg tl . ,?J4:jT,,A,I,..,..xt.l g V ' ' 4 'SH ' - r'f'h'f'Yl ' -- -4 an - A I-i, fi' ii I 'X , VJ A f' K? 5' J We 3 al 21. L. if VIRGINIA DUNCAN Pep 'Squad '25, '27 Chemistry Club '27 She may have long hair, but that doesn't mean that she is old fashf ionedf' CVES ELLIOTT sc Her smiling eyes with simple trutll were stored. CLIFT EPPS Tennessee Football '26g Basketball '27g Track '26 A Association Slim has that easy going, catchfas' catchfcan style, ss WILLIAM GEORGE Baseball '25, '27 William has proven that all fighters must be young once. Keep on Bill, Tunney won't always hold the title. u FANNIE GOREN Pep Squad '24, '25, '26, '27 And though she saw all beauty tn earth, in Heaven aboveg and all the boys around her, she never fell in love. ,N , 1 7-,F-f' 'os ,y tw X ...L- Qs A M ills ew 222, ,, -F! X In ,QI iv if ,.,.. J Liu' It I- fa-jeff' r YQ Z7 ,R 3 21 SAM GRAYSON l l 'Sam says little, but uses his jaws continually. JOE LEON HADDON Orchestra '24, '25, '26, '27 The fiddlin' kid. If he could recite in class as he makes his fiddle talk- loolg out, A students. ELIZABETH HALL Quiet yet affable. There are qualities worse than these. JOE HARDIN Football '25, '26g Baseball '25 , '27 Basketball '25, '26, '27 Tennis '26, '27 SecretaryfTreasurer A Association The mainfstay of Room 16, we all prize in having foe with us. EDGAR HARRIS Tennis '25, '26, '27, Baseball '27 Edgar keeps his thoughts to himself. Are his thoughts capable of being broadcasted? M55 'C ' 'W ff ,4 A-,, ,E Yw V-My ,,-f'f:i1ll1'f fl, --- -, f ,B fa ff X' 'A' .llvl N51 ff .fc 'iiigi E 'Leiffle Al f if---is---Lcd , We f .' 53 1 K, :if L -A cc e -- 'lf jzrcx- he A 'f1f'x'5+g3'ff.3fi 'L' E 5' 1 V' lhlqc' ZW ,f . I 4 , f .. 1 ., -4' f If .f Qs X lf , 4 ,I 'if ff' fa, rf' ? g I ifpa'i.,ffgf'ff4 2 f 'l f f-f f-- W . I S C LUCILLE HARRIS President Home Economics Club '27 Pep Squad '23, '24, '25, '26 Iunophian Literary Society '24 We wonder if Lucille thinks her 'home economics' will be of any aid to her in the futurefh -- rm LENA HESS Pep Squad '26 Lena has that everlasting smile. We know her good fortune will always be with her. an ESTELLE HICKEY jack Pep Squad '25, '26 jack has that skin you love to touvh. She is liked because of her good nl' ture and sportsmanship. CLYDE HILLYER Pep Squad '26 Home Economics Club '27 Everyone knows Clyde by her laugh. No one can laugh just like her. u MARIE HOGUE She follows the even tenor of her way and asks no questions. vxxxv A 'f-J + n l .J I L. ! 42- BL..- 2 2 1927 sim O. C. B. HOLDER Chemistry Club '27g Spanish Club '27 She's just a likable girl whose name is a deceiving one. KATHARINE HUC HES nKittyu Staff '27g Pep Squad '25, '26 Spanish Club '27 Kitty is an exceptionally lovable girl to have her heart in so many differ' ent places. . CATHERINE JAMES Glee Club '26g Pep Squad '27 Tennis '27 She was a stranger last year, but that isn't strange when one stops to think how quiet she is. SCOTTIE JOHNSON Chaparral Staff '25g Junophian '24 Business Manager Westerner '27 Secretary Class '27 Orchestra '24, '25, '26 Scottie has the spirit. He's worked hard and has gained much. S. A. H. S. could not do without him. DAN JONES Track '27 We notice Dan looking serious so often-certainly it isn't his books he's worrying over. u ,.,..,-Y' ,. J,,farY V 5 M.. J. IA .gr F ,, . ,,-K aff f 4 N, ' J it Lv 'l :': . .if 1 r l 1 J T'j '1 l152 '-- 1' ifli':,.l gl L' f ,fi 5 -wffirfki ,-,, .W-.girl Jw E-1 ,I mfs' H FLC 7, IQ Z7 if DEMPSTER JONES Speedy Football '24, '25, '26g Track '25, '26 Chemistry Club '27 Junophian Literary Society '24 A Association '27 Demp acquired such an interest in football this year that every night his date would have to yell 'Hold that line. EVELYN JONES Pep Squad '25, '26 Home Economics Club '27 Spanish Club '27 One of those 'hardfto'get girlies' We all love Evelyn and we will realize our loss when she leaves us. as DOROTHY KIMBERLING Pep Squad '24, '25, '26 Girl's Athletic Club '27 A most bashful girl to whom belongs the 'gift of gab. u MILLARD KING Basketball '25, '26, Captain '27 Baseball '25 5 A Association '27 He put his all in basketball-and won. MARGUERITTE KUBELA Declamation '27, Chemistry '27 She profits most who serves the best. just one year was enough to prove. u fm' 7, , A A 2 so 1 'L., ,,,- 'C ,QQ1Qif1-,sgxlztkj-53-:A , ,,4qQi,,,, 7 2 2- , I-'I 4.6, ihahwff ' ' i'- - ,- - ii 431 L , 1, I jon' 1 ,E , jifi'-g 1, L is 'wit we Q he 5 A Page 32 W ea ' 'l 41' ' ' V ,w 'l ffl Cf? .' V' ff, -V-' 3 5 ii ' J if it f,-'ii' 'jx E ' J ,PK 1 JK' 5-fj 'R if , I ,ff ' if HUGH LANCASTER Basketball '27g Baseball '27 A Association '27 A bright young chap heard saying, 'Never do today what can be put off 'till tomorrow. FAY LAWSON Baseball '25 , Captain '27 No one loves a fat man but that does not apply here-Fay will be some' body's sturdy oak some day. HELEN LITTLE junophian Literary Club '24 Pep Squad '25 , '26g Debate '26, '27 Westerner Staff '27 Chaparral Staff '25 Chippewa Debating Club '26, Presif dent '27 Spanish Club '27 Essay Contest '24, '25, '26 Helen has an answer for anyone, everyone, and everything-quiet yet very much appreciated. HALLIE LONG Chemistry Club '27g Spanish Club '27 Junophian Literary Society '24 Hallie keeps that 'school girl grin' for everyone. We hope she never loses it. CLARA MARTIN Home Economics Club '27 Pep Squad '25, '26 Has been known to study once, but her chief delight is to shove a. shivf Uyin as yf' ,jf 'iff 1 7,6 W 'V' Q 2- ' ' Mfg-Q, swf 4 -, 4' ' Ky! 3 i - Q l 'l17l'Ti' l 1 I f -V , - 5 1 , 4- f,...,,,vY: ,, V ' 'U 1 I fi 'Ni-fbi A V- ,1 Y W , mx ig, f ., fA..,u rl Q' :Cyl E .i . ui 'Q i l x 1 x 4 ZELLA DELL MCBRIDE Home Economics Club '27 Pep Squad '26 Happyfgoflucky Zella Dell, we know you'll succeed-we are backing you. FRANCES MCCOLLOM President Tennis Club '27 Chemistry Club '27 Pep Squad '25, '26 She used to 'Paint Rock' before she went 'dear' hunting. JAMES MCGIBANY james finds his better twofthirds in the junior Class. Another victim of Cupid. PAUL McGLOTHING Baseball '27, Debate '27 Chemistry Club '27 She smiles at me, she frowns at mr, she knows I can not fly-Oh Cupid, come and aid me with an arrow on the sly. KATHRYN MCMANUS Home Economics Club '27 Pep Squad '25, '26 'Many a weary hour in class room and study hall has been made bright ones by Kat's sweet smile. f'21,,i K, V, ., fl' EJ, ,gf 11,-,ex 1 , I, JW , I .M . JI., f, I 1 X A gp L '1 xxw E7-,, ALPHEUS MILLER Phootus SecretaryfTreasurer Class '23 Basketball '26, '27 ' Track '26 A Association '27 Alpheus, having God's gift of height, is able to overlook many things. MARTHA MOONEY Home Economics Club '26, '27 Pep Squad '26 jolly and good humored-a friend L:- all who know her. HAROLD MORRIS Chippewa '25, '26, Football '25, '26 Baseball '26, '27, Chemistry Club '27 A Association '27 One of those genial fellows who ne-uf er is too busy to lend a helping hand. u ROY MORRIS Chemistry Club '27 Extemporaneous Speaking '24, '25 Tennis '24, '25 Roy can do anything and is always happy in the doing of it. He has even made love, they say, and made good at it. an BOYD NIBLING Super Football '24, '25, '26 Basketball '26, Chemistry Club '27 A Association '27 We all know Super by that football record. Keep it up, you may be a 'Red Grange' some day. s r-Q 1927 A. J. NICHOLS Football '25, '26g Basketball '27 A Association '27 Behold our Irish Rose. Nick is re' membered by controlling that Irish temper. LOUISE NIMITZ ' Weezie Tennis '25, '26g Pep Squad '25, '26 Staff '27 A pal worth having, devoted just so you. Weezie is loved by everyone. u LEROY NUTT u Everybody knows Leroy, but where is the guy who knows what he is thinking about. COLTON PARKER Orchestra '26, '27 Staff '27 A fine example of a husband for- I'm on my way to Madeline. u ' IDA PARRY Debate '27g Chemistry Club '27 Pep Squad '26g Tennis Club '27 The very picture of patience. We all adore her and hope never to lose her. u ' 1-L' sw. 1 , f , t ' Y ' ' K ' , ' X - i , - X ' Q 'V X .f X I A ,L -5 iw-T - V, l' ' if I-. Q X up-A 4 , X YY Xe v . .M E Y. E, .mart K X. X f J ,, , , -.,. , 4 . . f J-1. M . ,f i- ' N L-f lx ., fvl'7'x l If f rl 'W - H f ff in -'s 'll ln-1' ' 'X' lfffhifb 1, . V Y - f- uf I li :: x--- - --7 fvf f ,- - 'sg 'v -- f, y:x,w....mL..f1,f, N O is If - Y . f, 8-1, 1,1 L ef, wr i-.,, -F lun, l, ,V 1. k- , J-1 , smff' A I NH. 4 V-R.,-J 3' ' 5 ' ' ' ' ' W 'SP' -'pf' 'Y V ' ' Asif. L, WW WMV -.L ,- Page 36 .4 Af 21 BETTY PAYNE Declamations '26g Pep Squad '26, '27 Home Economics Club '27 If great thoughts were honey, Betty would turn to a bee. n BERNETTI PERRY u She has left us, but is still remember' ed by her friends. GLADYS PERRY Home Economics Club '27 Pep Squad '26, '27 We owe a great deal to Gladys. She n has made many weary hours of schoollbright with her smile. EDNA PEVOTO Pep Squad '27 Edna came from Houston-We did not know such treasures came from that country. n MARTHA PLEDGE Pep Squad '27 Martha isn't timid and she isn't bold. She will surely get along in life by and by. as X..--fe-iii: H ' '-S A--V MQ., . Q HN TiiLjQjQfQ,.,N.1x xf- 'N-- V -.-Wwe ., . .N -K 4 7 . I-..g1ff'I'g ref-'s 'l ff -ki I- if ffT::.f 5 T'N L 1 MILDRED RAWLINGS Pep Squad '26 Mildred is sweetness personified. Could we all love ber move? No. RUBY RAWLS Secretary Spanish Club '27 Pep Squad '24, '25, '26 It has been said that Ruby likes Kelly Tires and bothouse flowers. Come on, Ruby, 'fess up. ORA LEE REED 'In silence she is least alone. FAY ROBINSCN Spanish Club '27 'just a dandy good sport and a class mate to be proud off' LAURA MAE ROBBINS 'Her line is to appeav indifferentg apparently she is successful. 2, lg df, - H- A , l 7927 FANNIE ROWAN QMRSJ Spanish Club '27 Reminds us of silent Cal. Her few words mean a great deal. MARIE RUTLEDGE President Girls' Athletics '26, '27 Pep Squad '25, '26 Westerner Staff '27 By her charms she won the hearts of all she did angle for. V WILEY SHRUM Football '25, '26, '27 A Association '27 It takes only time to reach Wiley's limit. He is slow but sure. PAULINE SILL Polly Chippewa Debating Club '27 Pep Squad '26 As sweet as she's pretty. A pleaswre to be around. Welcome to S. A. H. S. . MARVEL SNOW Marvel's luck and 'Lucky' a-re linked together in such a way that we are lucky to have her with I I J... .. 'Pnl 59: FW Ei Q x 3 N xv Ta, 74 my 5 N s - , lvl, .Ei pf NX 454 NX .Fl 5313 ls c , 2 ' fl I A 4, If kt, I 4 I , 2 5 ii .V 5 I F? 'SA J 2 gs. . L ,xriitfs-Pkg? Q ' 'X ,I ETL ' 1525, ' 'QF All 352 1,5 salxftk 57 1 my X in '1 ig- N I fffx 7 eil! rl ,N 1 15 4 L: J ' I N? Ki' I M , Y I , 5 f 4 . ,T l X41 E li . Xxx .V V. fig l I lil., l '? -'-TT? V rw?-'J 4 4 1 1 If im? L7 M 7 M, MAXINE SPINK Mackie Chemistry '27g Staff '25 Girls' Athletics '27 Great things come in small pack' ages. THORNTON STEWART Basketball '27g Baseball '27 A Association '27 Thornton hopes to run. a nurserv some clay-at least he made a go-wi start at Wall. CHARLIE JOE STONE Spanish Club '27 Never tiring of his work. Ever ready with a smile which means a whole lot. rx MADELINE SUGGS Secretary Girls' Athletic Club '27 Pep Squad '24, '25, '26 Literary Club '24, '25 Orchestra '24, '25, '27 Westerner Staff '27 Madeline studied for a while in the North, but she found West Texas the best place to Park-her. J. M. TIPPETT Track '27 'Twould take an earthquake to ex-- cite him and then he wouldn't run. ' ' ' f - -Y.. Ag3i,,,'!i',s5 E . T .33 . ,f , If A, .. Q., 5 VW I 1 Jil r !!?.f .,, df, ,- .,,k:,,,..- fy Qlliivli--..:L,:::-ff - Y' -f -1j.-f,qi..,,,'gqrw 'W' MW li- '65--1 rQ.',,a:'-ox 'V fg, , ,ul ALBERT TURNER llsoni! Track '27, Baseball '27 Keep that Western grit, Albert, and you'll always be in the lead. MARGARET WALKER President Juniors '26 Chemistry Club '27 Girls' Athletics '27 She marvelously overcomes the most difficult task with an ease that we all envy. RIP WARD Abie Football '25, '26g Track '25, '26 A Association '27 Westerner Staff '27 Abie's heart is in the junior Class but the Seniors wo'n't give him up. ' URIEL WEAVER Peter Football '23, '24, '25, Captain '26 President A Association '27 Track '23 Peter has made himself well liked by his allfround good sportsmanship. MARGARET WEDDELL Kew Pep Squad '25, '26 Orchestra '24, '25 Keggy has proven more than geomef try theorems for us. .,--g,,.'.Nw,,,,,,m L Q. L, I, jf, is Vbgflffij? 7927 MINNIE WEDDELL Home Economics Club '27 Girls' Athletics '27 Pep Squad '25, '26 'Sisterly love-what's yours is mineg what's mine is yours-she's a twin to Keggyf' CORINA WESTBROOK Home Economics Club '27 Girls' Athletics '27 Spanish Club '27 Corina's high ideals will make it pos-- sible to succeed in life with anything she undertakes. LILLIAN WHITE Pep Squad '24, '25, '26 Home Economics Club '27 'I'here's a time for all things-Lillian is taking Home Economics. KATHARINE WILLIAMS Pep Squad '26 Spanish Club '27 Westerner Staff '27 Chemistry Club '27 If prizes were given for friendliness and faithfulness, Katharine would surely cop the prize. u ', V, ,f--' . 4 l Q J I 2- M2 IQ Z7 PHILIP WILLS Baseball '25, '27, A Association '27 Basketball '25, '26, '27 Westerner Staff '27 Philip does what 'Philip Wills'-- plays basketball for instance. MERRILL WILKINSON ' 'Shorty No amorous chains my heart e-nf thrall. LUELLA WORD Orchestra '25, '26, '27 Luella suddenly became attached tn fiddles--Could it be the fiddle or the fiddler? GRACE YOUNG All the uproar she ever made could be put in a. thimble and it wouldn't be half full then. , 1 4 Q: Ein- . , I ' I' l l 5- in , Y .- ' O. ,, hxrr -le 7 I ' ' I l , KN., v 'Q 'fig-fkjffj - HAI K1 If . wiflkfl lg--wg IL 1 .J..,., I -255.5 qty 5 ,1N.W, 1 , ,M ,E ay ,LW 4, fvflgsx , 4 J 'H in -- ,I fw-l--if V ,-3 - H Q ff f'ffQ Q H Hg, 1 I Q, ,., ' K, , 57ff,,f1, ,, ' i'1L'-.jixxkfigf fx ' fgi,,Ly lllzjfc 43 an 1927 HISTORY OF THE CLASS OF '27 Officers PRESIDENT-james Key Avera. VICEPRESIDENT-Doris Dunbar. 4 SECRETARYfTREASURER--Scottie johnson. Four years ago almost a hundred little boys and girls proudly walked across thc stage at San Angelo High School and received their diplomas from Junior High. How sober we were, the girls in starched white middies with green ties, and the boys with green ribbons on their arms. We had grown up! We were going to High School! High School! How the words thrilled us, but the sensation was quite different when we started to school in the fall. We committed all the usual errors-from going into Senior classes to exploring the joys of the detention room. Our chief occupation that year was learning that we didn't know anything. When we were Sophomores, we felt as if we really belonged to the High School. It was a thrill that comes once in a life time to be able to tell those Fish what to do. Our thoughts began to turn to that day when we would be Seniors. How far away, how grown up and dignified they seemed. But the alarming touch is that when we became Juniors, we were less dignified than ever. We just had a good time and forgot all about the dignity we should have been acquiring. We will always look back on our Junior year with pleasure, for we had a real class spirit and pep. Of course we learned our lessons, but the most vivid memories are of cheering at ball games, the sunrise breakfast, the collar fight, and the big masquerade party. Seniors! It doesn't seem as if we have that awe inspiring dignity that Seniors had in the good old days, but we are the same jolly crowd we have always been. We've had our share of term exams, demerits and detention slipsg yet it is with regret that we leave the school where we have been like one big family for four short, happy years. This is the simple record of our high school days. We have not made any mar- velous accomplishmentsg we have not had any daring adventures, but if we have left one little foot print in the sand of time which shows a record of clean sportsmanship as well as scholarship, we will feel well repaid for our efforts to support our dear old school. -Helen Little. iff? , ialmff' .2 :xiii . i ' i ' Ne: A - f af ,- .Z Q .g-.1 --as fwvm. .fi A1.f,T7i k .lsiiii - Page 44 E . 4 6.-'lQi1'3Q lTg,:1 :'- .s Q'f Y 'r ' SENIOR CLASS POEM IF I SHOULD try a thousand years To say what's in my heart About the grandest class of all, - I'd only have a start. We do not need a solemn ode . To help recall the past. The memories of our comradeship And fun will always last. Let this our promise be to you - Who cheered and taught the way: We will be loyal to our school In all we do and say. ' We may not reach the heights of fame, But all theuworld will know By our clean lives and sportsmanship, That we're from Angelo. ' -Helen Little I ffff 4 - S A 'Ng l-.gf - W V 1 v: , - M, I fx I Q1 --,fa lf' wi I 4 - Fiiff' - . f-.11nMWTL lxlwykx ,MAuW,l,,,kF,-1 N. , GM , AW - Qi wh' 4x ..,- Page 45 ,I 4, 3 .-f. . , . , :ll l'u fl',n'r f' K A' I J i c 'H I' ' l , 1-..- I , ' R 'u i V U ,H -5:x.4, I N ,J--'w o 1 1fv 1 Q s T H E TH l N K E R6 WITH VARKJUS AND SUNDRY APOLOGIES TO MH. ROBIN no f , UN ' N AGOPJJQSOQ wljLLV ff 6 0 'P 'H 4- Q 44, A, 03- 'vo PH e Go, G, 6+ mu 0+ 'VU 4' 4' 4' P SBQ wi, 45 le,7f+,h 1,4 ALJ! THAT 1'?'5Q5Q'gG Q, Q T 9 WE HA Xxxgfox -w VE Q' 5 O J , wb 5 ,46 TE? QE ff 9. O W XAP' 1, V EU? Q W T :H 2, Sl LO Q-'R Qffljff 32':f?asm1. if Q Q, -301 ' Yf Oo Jfw- 63' P BNIOVBU 005 39V AHMLQVQ 24 0 ov, ,J hum X110 -0,qy ?N?,:'22 A' Q ff E QY Www. 1419 ok be A QS? 6 S Cf-1:53 220, Q0 13- U U J A6 1' , 4 -1 - 3 6 C, .N Cp 1 U u, 4+ 2. .:t.u'7.L'K Q Q, 1 'r O Af I 'T we.-Ax X Q fc Q '41 of Fai Q 57- Q 1 ri 4 gui? ,TL Y -1 -+LLsYjlf ' 3 V 3 A 321 5 -A1211 2 215-5411, .Lofmagfig io ww Q fro ff. 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F . .11 M , . , El L34 Vg '.'fr- ' fe 'r.'ff 2u ., 1,3 ..,, Q Q ,. fi ,F W Ml . :Fl- fi , .1 2. 5. -: E fx- 1 : Y ' - wi E--1 ,. ,Ir f ,my E 'f. ,Ur if v an H - ,QF 5' X- ni. 1, . ,gi ., n ' T57 v51. .f1', 'Lx' I -'91-vs 14- fi! .,.,,, .gn V. .-. 1 'Zi . 4.f5,. . ' , 31 11. gi dz' L 4 5' ' -. 1G 1 iff? 1 1-Tis , A E ,,,,,. I rs TQ: 'E-2 wg , ... I- f. xt' '1 -1 , Jw, 5? F ,Film . - ,A -,Y ' . wx 1176 . f 1 1 .3 M' .5 1 JE, z f .J , . M ., , -, G 2 v ' 3' , . f- f i M F1 'T 7927 H. Albert J. Archer J. Andrew H. Bates E. R. Box R. Albert T. Allen D. Arnett W. Beverly L. Bullock R. Allen D. Anderson S. Bannerman G. Bond W. Bunnell ffrf .A 5297 ----,QL.,Q' 3- .zg-,,f Lg R-ffm ei 'Ri' -Li ! H- Q-V! 1 f,,,fi,H 'V 4 1 V. t .Fi ei' ' aj Pug: 49 Q f 7927 X M. Bolding B. Burk C. Cox P. Cox L. DeSpnin A. Brister M. Bunnell M. K. Cook K. Cunningham K. D:Moville M. Brown F. Clay L. Cox N. Davis E. Dickinson 4, Wi? , j ,--f-f'o'fffN-,X - --H LUX' M big f - . nf ff iw- Y T? if-?'T1 I x 14 T f-1 1 '52 f-E 4 .MW K M- QQ oo' Page 50 , .. II If -Q 1927 V. Eddleman L. Fields G. Goren J. M. Hardin M. Head M. Erskine V. L. French M. Glover R. L. Hardin F. jarratt E. Ferguson R. L. Gerber M. Hale H. Hartgrove Joiner W' 1 , , ,, J e L-.- , ffffx Iffaff Fi fl .feffef -'fssief .1 ' ff '-'fiffilxn -mr-'-A 1,33 lgl' A ' ' f-N N331 iff f F H 'Y . .:T::Nl9i ' ' '- 4 fff b' 3415 milf' 'ix :Z ,Lg . L- H V PJQC 9 l -i J. jordan T. Keeton J. Lair R. Mayfield R. Malone A. jones K. Kincheloe P. Leatherwood F. Mathews L. Metcalf A. jones L. Lzmdon T. March L. Mathews S. Mills 7927 if ff I L. D. Moore B. Montgomery H. Myers G. Pettey M. R. Ray H. Moreland O. Montgomery A. M. North A. L. Price H. Ray E. Moreland U. Moore C. Odom T. Ray M. Reed , ferr , 52 X-fx A't:.k1,gf' - , - .P 'Q ,QQYZ - no o J f e - , A ff mpg y, A , e T- H --. vf 5'qg.wfMwu, ,igzljrmf A .ax ,W I ' ' I jj Page 53 i f-Q W 1927 J. Roach A. D. Steger I. M. Talbert J. Wzilters J. C. Wigzell V. Scott M. Stites M. Taylor P. Wcurden A. Wooldridge M. Simmons J. Stewart R. Thomas P. Weinberg R. Young -.,-,X,. ,oo ,f rd ASK- ,- V -Qbxif. 5 g T t l f N-2 Ef- M iq. 1. ,z.,.fw,fgfr Page 54 7927 A HISTORY OF THE JUNIOR CLASS Compiled by Head and Odom, Makers of History PRESIDENT-Horace Hartgrove. SECRETARY-Brevard Burk. ENTERTAINMENT-Walking on the grass. Running in the hall. Staying in thc detention hall. OUR MOTTO-Talk, chew, and be happy, for tomorrow the teacher may catch you. OUR CLASS FLOWER-Buttercup. OUR COLORS-Red and Yellow. THE GRADES WE MAKEP-A's, B's, C's, D's, E's, and if GREAT VICTORIES--Junior and Senior Collar Fight fonly we didn't winJ. We have won a FEW demerits. RARE FISH, SUCH AS-Edwin Dickinson, Louis Cobb, Lapho Mathews, Reece Albert, Kathryn Cook, Ruth Mayfield, and Leonard Bullock. ISONEHEADS-Marie Bunnell, Ruby Saylors, William Taylor, Florine Clay, Loraine Metcalf, XValton Bunnell and Jeanette Archer. PESTS-Mary Erskine, Harrison Crotty, Edith Davis, Ivlary Bolding, Modean Brown, William Beverly, Joyce Joiner, and Virginia Eddleman. THE FEARLESS FIVE-Brevard Burk, Laura Cox, Rosa Lee Gerber, Catherine Cox, and Katherine DeMoville. QUIET LITTLE THINGS-Theresa March, Baby Drake, Elizabeth O'Bannon, Gladys Goren, Jake Roach, and William Allison. MEMBERS OF OUR HALL OF FAME-Billie Montgomery, Mary Head, and Helen Ray. CLASS ARTISTS-Julia Marie Hardin and Allie Wooldridge. V SHINING STARS- Dumb' Dora, Doris Anderson, Horace Hartgrove, Camille Odom, Escar Pace, Howell Webb, James Jordan. WISE GUYS fwith little heads and big understandingsj-Jack Andrew, George Bond, Quanah Allen, and Arlis Brister. a-fu 'ff A K.--x - ' c' :fc Qgf 4q Dx'14g' V 'K ' - uf ' l ' 1 'TT'-. 'f '! 'N 'q3A 'WW f'5'gN f'a X lil.. :vvr'5wQLflc.- Page 'ii P- F4 QS 'X X ,Q ui I' , . 4 . 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' ' 1 i x I -'W' W L r-,far LL-fr - S--gf-.f Ly . Mx .I fa, 1. ,i ' 'A. .. j K. F. J- E. G Allcn M. Allen H. Baldwin R. Baldwin C. Bcall Bccdc F, Bcttcswnrth M. Blacksl1earD. Blackwell D. Brown G. BL1nyar.lA. L. Burrows S. Campbell Candle M. L. Clark G. Cox L. Davis E. Dean Erwin U. Fox G. Freeman L. Gallcmorc E. M. Gcnrgc x. -',.,f .' -1, . sl '.,-xx x, , l'1 1 -p--. -L, Q if . f ' .,, ,ri II. T. Beatty P. Bunnell B. Carter B. Dennis R. Glynn Goodwin R. Goren Hamilton G. Hayden Hnlt L. Hoover jones H. Keeton Lee J. Lowry J. Griggs H. Hinson F. Hughes B. Kenley I. Martin T. Grulalws N. Haley M. Hogan H. Hague A. Jennings J. Jordan S. Kenley A. Kerr G. McCall K. Menielle B. L. Hallmark L. Holder G Johnson C Lashlee G. Monerief ff :fi L- V ' e I 7 'L'-.W -- - . I - , . , I . 1 .xg , .gr . . f l 5 J H 1' : in V 9 ef I I il .-Y, f Q C' l f Q V- ' Qs W ' , -. -, , v - .J Q f .gy s ff L. Moore M, Moreland T. Morrison D. Moser T. Murphy I. Neves L. Nimitz G. Noelke F. Parker N. Perry M. Rosenthal R. Rouse M. Rowsey C. Scherz L. Sledge G. Spink C. Sterling W, Taylor E. Thomas H. Van Court W. Vesmerovsky C. von Rosenberg K. Webb M. Wendland R. Weaver O. White J. Williams S. M. Willis W. Wooten J. Young .7927 Q'f X -I SOPHOMORES PRESIDENT-Hubert Baldwin. SECRETARYfTREASURER--Tom Morrison. SPONSOR-Miss Leola Campbell. HISTORIAN-Harvey Grief. Chapter I The Seniors became Freshmen. I mean the Seniors of Junior High became Freshmen of High School. It was in the fall of 1925 when we came over, a timid set of students, ninety strong. We were lined up on the battle field and received our training from the veterf ans. The Sophs were the ones who did the most to carry out this degree, having just received theirs the year before. Our class went on undaunted. By Christmas we had that proud feeling that we were no longer of the lowest rank in school. We entered the second half year of high school life. Pouring it on the Christmas Fish was one of our pastimes. We had the pleasure of moving forward into a new field of work, although we left some of our fellow students in the ranks of the newfcomers, to try the work again. By this time we were acquainted with the school. We Freshmen did not stand out boldly in the literary and athletic contests. Our failures in these events, however dis- couraging, prepared our way for a glorious Sophomore year. Chapter II ' For we are jolly students of the high school, high school We are a merry, merry crew. We'll show the people of the city who we are, what we are, Down on the avenoofofofon This snappy chorus rang through the auditorium one morning in assembly to' --:ard the first of the 1926f27 school year. Far to the back stood the Fish, murmuring this strain in all shyness. Up near the front stood the Juniors and Seniors, chanting this song with gravity. But 'above them all could be heard the Sophomores, chiming out this ditty in earnestness, some in tune, some out of tune, but all singing with light hearts. This event is only one that marked this school year as one of the most prosper' ous in years. The Sophomore Class organized early in the fall, elected officers and made plans. The football kings, Tom Morrison and Hubert Baldwin received the higher offices. As I predicted in our Freshman history, the Sophs carried off many interschnf lastic honors. Helped by our track men, we there I mean the whole school, took the .listrict cup for having the best all-round athletes. And in literary events-well we still have two more years to show our stuff. ' And here Hubert four president, wishes to give a warning. Now Juniors don't get excited, this is no blackfhand stuff, but Hubert told me to express as mildly as I could that you ought to look out at the collarffight next year. V ---Harvey Grief. ferr . . p A If ,,.l -F ,. .. VJ 'l ,New A QL Q,.f' it i I gi.. gg SW , ' -xii.. V ' .fl 'KJ 'Q ' nf I I if L !l l1v Wg, frm 'rf' j?7VA . Page 62 l . az, ...i.i..-....... . .L ix mwv mg 1 1 . . 4 V 3 . QR .1 lre,,. .-yy. gg-g..x egvg, 'fx -rf m I l ' 4 -41 .rm u . 1 a QL' :xg , ,tif , , 9 'A wr'- -V . . ., -., W: ba .-, f'1f,'fQ 29 V' Law, .. g,2g:r:-'bf-'. ' ,e v. , p. gk 'Milf ' ' , A . J.. wi , 5.-x .FJ fr - , A ,!,.x. 1 'Qffgf 1 'z ,JJ A, ' ' S WQ5-VZ. 19 ,, A. '.2 - kd ...gl Q B. Byrd, A. Buttery, L. Allison, Blair, D. Allen, B. Akin, R. Bunnell, O. Brister, Bowen E. Alford, M. B. Bagley, M. Ennis, M. Dillohunty, M. Allison, C. Bly, R. Eustis, M. Bal-:er . Chamberlain, E. Birch, L. Avera, C. Ray, W. Ater, L. Choate, C. Clary, C. Brister, O. Eustis L. Ewald, Douthit, L. Cunningham, L. Allmon, A. M, Anderson, N. Bard, M. Carpenter D. Arnold, G. Brockman, Clements, M. Allen, L. Alsup, I. DeMoville, M. Autry, B. L. Davis L. Elliott, Darby, P. Cole. QThese names are reading left to right with picturej. E M. Griffin, P. Fox, M. E. Jones, G. Green, S. Fant, F. Nutt, M. Hasty, Finney, C. Hinman, l.. Griffin, L. Freeman, B. Horton, H. Graves, D. Hillyer, I. Griffin, E. Ferguson, M. Grublw, M. Fant, D. Hunter, M. Jennings, L. G. Gwin, F. Goren, C. Hart, N. Johnson, Hasty, F. Goren -I. C. Hoover, G. Herron. fThese names are reading left to right with picturej. s 1 s i s ' 'M' M' ' A ..:.0wf.g' - ' 1 H. Newherry, -I. McManus. H. Nettletnn, E. Y. King, L. Lane, D. Maddox, L. Lyle, H. Logan, H. Lee. j, H, King, il. Pettey, I.. Mowery, L. Mooney, R, L. Pace, E. Kinsey, H, McManuQ, M. P. Morgan, B. Kiinmey, R. Oliver, H. Klosc. R. Pratt, R. Manuel, F. Mahler. M. Lashlee, li. Pfluger, A. Lindcman, E. Parker, M, A. McDougall. N. McLaughlin, B. Mayfield. Lowrance, fl. Miller, M. L. Davis, L. Metcalf, M. C. Phillips, L. Nuugues, M. Kreycr, B. Linthicum E. McBurnett. M. Kuhcla, L. Kelly, Wm. Matlcin. QThese names are reading left to right.J 56555 M, I -.1 .l. Nlhllllg, S. Scheulwer, VU, B. Sliulnrd, M. Steele, R. Simpson, C. Vv'esthruoli, Story D. Taylor. K. Schuldt, L. Unger, tl. M. Shanks, N. Tallwtt, M. Taylor, H, Vslartllaw. M. C. NVhit lL'I1l'5Lll'g, A. Simmons, M. Wehh, G. Ray, B. Story, A. M. Wcsiiihle, Ruhhins. R. Tlimnprun C. Rutgers, M. Rowan, W. Rowan, R. Trice, L Taylor, L. Ray. M. Stevenson, M. L. Taylui M. Wtmrk, M. L. Reed, B. Springer, M. Smith, M. Stevenson, K. Wiseley, E. Young, 5-,i- . : J N. I X Zz x, Qi gg '- TY r..-3 I' ' 0 . L 4 I . I r ' 'li 4 ,Q -- 92, B- .' .l..fWf P N s-. - 4? V. :X .1 'y,,',:-L Skffrfff '4 4 may., NJ? -.' '1 F'.L-A9da.5. A in ' - f-We 'kwfdqfsi-If ' 4 .a . - was :' Z . ' ' ' 'A' R. .Q 51 ., .:y,g..i: . 1,2 131,33-H, it I ,u -, -M 51, F .kia ,.4.. ,Q . in .,,,:LM V 5351- U ? :,, .:'T 5 :1 f1 1. i.. . ,1 .f ' 4 fl , .. J' F--W 'V .SL 7. V xg. 3... - rr - . Fug. in ..- . 1: f Hg.. Y- ' -Y- . '5-L-. I ' L K . .-.,. 4 4 ' -'fx-Q .1 l . 'x 1. ', 5124. 6 ' 9 .15 'f'1f.x.i.xm if '4 5U '3A ' h.,-:Fi ...gf U 3, F ' . x. . -' V ,- f dm' V V .. .g'ni:4af,' .. 1 41 M, -.ii , xi' .1 -. .I l -1, . f. . , - V Tlx, F' , . ei- 213 ' 2 '39 ijaa ' ' 1 4 'L-H. '. Y -l V A , 11, - .- -15. lg .qt ,, Q -.. , :.,- .iw ., ...wg , V Twf 1 ' I 4 wi, - :W fs.g..R'3 3:- U X' . . my i -- T A-' J 1., Q '.,'71- ,g I -, Q 'gl .rf ,311 l 1 9. .inf .r 1 A-gg , I 4 x L u w 1 xiii' f I . ,if r 1 - , 7927 1 9' TOP ROW-l. Parry, T. Ray, E. Crocker, C. Hart, W. Taylor, M. Smith, L. Ray, N. Bard, BOTTOM ROW-T. Keeton, P. Sill, H. Little, P. Mccvlothing, H. Hinson, G. Lundelius. THE CHIPPEWA DEBATING CLUB SPONSOR-Miss Eric Moss. PRESIDENT-Helen Little. VICE-PRESIDENT-Ida Parry. SECRETARYfTREASURER-William Taylor. SERGEANT-AT'ARMS-Paul McGlotl1i'ng. DEBATES ANGELO 3 ANGELO 1 ANGELO 1 ANGELO 3 .. ANGELO 0 .. ANGELO 1 TOTAL 9 BALLINGER BALLINGER BALLINGER . MIDLAND . WINTERS . WINTERS TOTAL i l The Chippewas also did notable work in Extemporaneous Speaking and Declamations. Out for Scalpsu is the bloodthirsty motto of the Chippewas, and although they have not won all the scalps they are hot on their victims' trails. The Debating Club has made a bright spot in each Chippewa's high school career. The memory of those chummy club meetings, initiations, and banquets, and the inspiration of our sponsor, will always be dear to us. May the Club be evermore successful in the future. - V ,F ' '-. C , klivs. l a' . r N.. . , I L- 5. . I . . U , V ,A . 4 'u' ' i ' - ,. ' ' x . 1927 A TOP ROW-A. Brister, W. Yancy, A. D. Steger. H. Bates, H. Grief, B. Abernathy, Had- don, C. Parker, M. Suggs. BOTTOM ROW-R. Thomas, L. Metcalf, C. Ray, Miss H. Hofstetter, H. Ray, L. Word R. Goren. ORCHESTRA DIRECTORfMiss Herne Hofstettev. PRESIDENT-Colton Parker. SECRETARYTREASURERgRurh Thomas. The San Angelo High School Orchestra, directed by Miss Hettie Hofstetter has been the mainstay of music in the high school. The orchestra has made two trips to the State Music Meet at Baylor College at Belton. The second of these trips, 1925, resulted in third place for ban Angelo. The orchestra has sponsored two of the most entertaining lyceum courses in the circuit of Texas. Besides these courses the orchestra has staged two three-act plays, All a Mistake and Stray Cats. The programs in assemblies by the orchestra have been highly appreciated and Miss Hofstetter deserves high praise for 'her work. U... ,Q M M 'i' . W 5 T Q-' ----V - V ' 7 11 . R-, T .rg vs-fd f , -1' A ei. ' s e --L a-1 ill '- Hi N., X f X. E - Q -R.. ,Q 'Mn lilly, 'Q' 1 JN lax A -, .fax-:Tai-fa -1+ + . . I. 2 a ,,-Auvx ,.,fvq. 41,51 'Aimmyiyy,x X -i 'W -L-Af! 11 , -We A?..7,f.g?. +-f' Page 711 ..-es s' 7927 a TOP ROW-M. A. McDougall, A. Lindeman, M. Baker, M. L. Clark, E. Thomas, B. Carter, E. Dean. SECOND ROW'-M. Allen, C. Brister, N. Bard, M. Autry, I. DeMoville, L. Ray. THIRD ROW-I. Hasty, T. james. FRCNT ROW-M. K. Wiseley, M. Lashlee, M. Wendland, Miss Campbell, C. Hart, N. Johnson, O. F. Bettesworth, M. K. Phillips. GLEE CLUB DIRECTOR-Miss Leola Campbell. PRESIDENT-Charlotte Hart. SECRETARY-TREASURER-Alva Mae Anderson PIANIST-Mamie Wendland. The Glee Club of San Angelo High School, organized at the first part of the school year under the able leadership of Miss Leola Campbell. The members of the Glee Club have given a great deal of time for practice and development. On March 25th, the club entered the County lnterscholastic Glee Club Contest and won it. On March 31st Polished Pebbles, an operetta, was given. We hope that the club will continue its activities next year. , iff X As -- . . ' 'jlvisqjf lf Y f-31-:i -Y I Y - Que: . -' ss - V vL,7AM. ff w gl. V, N 'J' X .. ' ' A '-' l I if' Yr- I., 'Z I 'A' Y-I .fQf44wwxQ,-,Cz '-V Q., In ,NW MAN, . ,-rx, .f af Page 71 W M27 L. Bullock, T. Keeton, E. Moreland, K. Menielle, C. Lashlee, F. Hughes, D. Brown, L. Holder, H. Hogue, Archer, M. Bunnell, A. jones, H. Ray, F. Mathews, R. Allen, N. Davis, E. M. George, E. jones, H. Little, K. Williams, A. M. North, D. Arnett, G. Goren, N. Perry, M. Sim- mons, C. VJestbrook, G. Burkleo, E. Davis, F. Rowan, Walters, O. C. B. Holder, V. Bennett, R. Saylors, T. Ray, L. Moore, T. james, D. Russell, G. Spink, M. Erskine, K. Hughes, E. Cham' herlain, F. Robinson, Miss V. Massey, E. Crocker, H. Long, R. Rawls, jordan. LA TERTULIA SPONSOR-Miss Velma Massey. PRESIDENT--Elise Crocker. VICE-PRESIDENT-Hallie Long. SECRETARY-Ruby Rawls. TREASURER-james jordan. La Tertuliaf' the Spanish Club of San Angelo High School, was organized the 6th day of january, 1927. Its purpose is twoffoldg I-To increase our interest and knowledge of Spanf ish speaking countries, and 2.-To increase our ability to speak Spanish. The enrollment con' sists of fifty boys and girls from the Sophomore, Junior, and Senior classes. Interesting and instructive programs have been held, as well as a few humorous ones. 1 J li ,5 . , ' X ,,,, '- . I - ' '- S 1 ,X 1457.74 Q. N Y -. 1 Sift, l f.i'71' ii i f:.. ' 1 uf v y A A . ,....l M- ' . - , -.a 1 . , .5 ,q lf V- Jg- NN'J , L Q' Qj, AV , .--fl-Fd i.' +451 Mk. 7,5 M',,v.51,.1,,- U V VY YV , xi.. ,V ' ' li.- WF cr' x M27 lst ROXV-E. jones, K. McManus, L. Harris, H. Bates, B. M. Looney, B. Burk, R. Mayfield, C. Cox, M. E. Cunningham, G. Beatty. Znd. ROW-C. Hillyer, L. Sledge, K. Menielle, T. Allen, C. Westbrook, G. Green, L. Cox, B. Douglas, I. Griggs, V. Eddleman, D. Arnett, M. K. Cook, A. M. North, L. DeSpain 3rd, ROW-O. L. Reed, M. Suggs, T. Ewald, M. Bunnell, R. L. Pace, M. Dillahunty, M. Bagley, 4th ROW-M. Mooney, C. Martin, R. Saylors, T. Ray, M. Simmons, M. Stites, E. M. Drake, G. I. Johnson, M. Talbott, L. Ewald, I. Taylor. ith ROW-E. Ferguson, E. Burley, R. L. Hardin, G. Freeman, M. Brown, U. Moore, D. jones, L. Landon, M. Weddell, L. Moore, D. M. Kinsey, I. Noelke, L. M. O'Brien. 6th ROW-I. Bowen, Z. D. McBride, Z. Holt, E. Hord, K. DeMoville, L. White, G. Perry, B. Payne, L. Fields. 7th ROW-J. L. Mowrey, O. Montgomery, K. Schuldt, I. M. Shanks. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB SPONSOR-Miss Berta Mae Looney. PRESIDENT-Lucille Harris. SECRETARY--Hazel Bates. The Home Economics Club was organized November 22, 1926, with an enrollment of 611 members. The threeffold purpose of the Home Economics Club is to create a close relation be' tween the girls who are studying Home Economics, to give an opportunity for the study uf problems of the home which the regular courses do not provide for, and to sponsor the interest of Home Economics in the school. At the second meeting we became affiliated with State and National Home Economics Associations. The Club has bought new draperies for the Home Economics dining room, furnished a set of new tea towels for the foods department, and provided a needy family with food supplies at Christmas time. ff I1 ff. ,1 Sli., -fjxf-M 2-PL-117 .7-ii -24 L5 e as -L - '1f'f!J X -'l law-Qi' 'ww' ' J 'ffTsAijg -V G-Tir.-if - . Wfbi . 1, 2? ifgfiigvi f5?f1Ma.wff' -i T-fifty' ff' 11 , 1-w.wf.vilQ?.Zf71C--T ,Qef52Of' - V Ptllfr 7145 7927 l -- -' , ,, .,, , . Ma. X . Yi, .. ! L. Nnnitz. T, March. K. Hughes, L, Landon, R. Malone. M. L. Clark. E. M. Gcorgc. P. hall. l.. lin-lnls. L. Cox. B, Burk. H. Batcs. K. Cox. M. Wcdtlcll. M. Erskinc. M. Vv'cdtlcll. G. Perry, D. Donhar. G. Beatty. Mr. E. L. Nunnally, M, E. Cunningham. G. Gorcn, O. M'mtgomcrj.'. L, Harris. B. Payne. K. DcMovillc, L. White. Griggs. T, Ewald. F. Mcffollom, R. Rawls, L D. Moore. E. M. Drakc. F. Gorcn, K. Vslehh. K. Iaincs, M. Rutledge, E. Burley, K. McManus. Nl. Vfcnnllannl, l, Noclkc, M. Rowscy, F. Hughes, G. Spink. M. Hardin, N. S. Barton. T. Mui' pliy, V. L. Frcnch, B. Douglas, R. Mayliicld, M, Suggs, C, Martin. R. Saylors, V. Scott. Y. Bcnnctt. Z, D. McBride. C. Odom. P. Cox, F. Gorcn. E. Ferguson, F. Gorcn, L. Dc'5pain. ll. Hartgrovc. M. Simmons. T. Ray, M. Kuhela, H. Ray, M. Head, E. Hamilton, R. L. Hardin. Y. Duncan. H. Little. M. K. Cook. M. E. jones, C. Hart. N. Davis, R. Thomas. F. Clay, M. lloscnthal. D. Russell. E. Pcyoto, L, Hess. B. Linthicum. D. Brown. K. Williaiiiis, R. Wcz1x'cx'. L, Moore. G. johnson. I. Martin, M. Morcland. l. Ncvcs, H. Howard. D. Kinihcrling. E. Mc' Bridc. L. Holdcr. PEP SQUAD PRESIDENT-'Gladys Beatty, SECRETARYfTREASURER--Doris Dunbar. YELL LEADER - -Biddy Clwmiwiglitxm, During the '26-'27 tcrin, S, A. H. S. was assurcd that orange and laluc could hc supportcil as well as hlnc and grey. This assurance came from the support of thc Pep Squad under thc lcadcrslnp of Biddy Cunningham. Regardless of dcfcat or victory, thc squad kept school spirit from flagging. hy being pcppy and not showing the whitv feathers, It is casy to hc a good winner hut it is an achievement to hc a good loser. ,.,, . 'i f , - Q fb-5.1, ,,-7' 4.1L-N' .QB 'B -.-:- fi-Jill . l irfdg' . ' 5 : :'-:- , 'V dl V' 'fl ' f:x5 I' 1 'l' ,. 1, x A-so . , , . . nNv.ff,.1.,aJ'-QM, V .X Vky in ,E m.m.L, lla Q' -v 1927 4th ROW-B. Montgomery, E. Moreland, H. Crotty, R. Morris, B. Nibling, A. I. Nichols. 3rd ROW-A. Brister, F. McC0llom, Miss Elizabeth Woolworth, D. Anderson, E. Davis, M. Rawlings, M. Walker. ind ROW-E. Chamberlain, L. Mathews, E. L. Burrows, H. Long, V. Duncan, I. Walters, M. Spink, M. Kubela. ist ROW-C. Odom, O. C. B. Holder, F. Clay, K. W'illiams, W. Bunnell, M. R. Ray, I. Parry. CHEMISTRY CLUB SPONSOR-Miss Woolworth. , PRESIDENT-Walton Bwrmell. VICEPRESIDENT-Katharine Williams. SECRETARY-Florine Clay. REPORTER-Camille Odam. The Chemistry Club of San Angelo High School organized under the direction of Miss Elizabeth Woolworth, October 1927. The purpose of the club was to stimulate interest in prac' tical chemistry. The Club has been successful. Its members have been faithful and its programs snappy and good. This has been done to Miss Woolworth's interest, because the members could never have brought the club to its present standing and kept it there without her leadership. O FFF . . j UU If 5 , NJ' - 'ix-fddl v L, tg.,-f, ff ,ly Liz. Y z ,-L , -wx-. QQ - A ,.. - M., if i f iff f, ' . I, 5 1, :T:T:i4?lTf!'-' I fi 4p4mqvX5T,.fffT?..q ...V-iii. nl i,'UXJ.x flgifl' 4,1111 u- -. .wx KXWLJ fm' 'ilf ,Mfg J Page 77 Z! Q 1 W THE WESTERNER STAFF SPONSOR .......... ........................... . . . Mr. E. L. Nunnally EDITORfINfCHIEF ......... .. . fames Key Avera ASST. EDITORfINfCHIEF .... .... G ladys Beattx' BUSINESS MANAGER ......... ................ ..... S c ottie johnson ASST. BUSINESS MANAGER .............................. Colton Parker COMMENTS ............ Katharine Hughes, Biddy Cunningham, Alpheus Miller HISTORY .... .................................... H elen Little LITERARY ............. Elise Crocker, Katharine Williams SNAPS .................... ................ M adeline Suggs HI LIFE and CALENDAR . . . .... Louise Nimitz, Doris Dunbar FOOTBALL .................... ..... ..... D e mpster Ioncs BASKETBALL and BASEBALL .... .... P hilip Wills TRACK ..................... ..... R ip Ward GIRLS' ATHLETICS .... . . . Marie Rutledge JOKES ....................................................... Son Drake The Editor wishes here to express his sincere appreciation for the help and co' operation given the staff by the students and members of the faculty. Mr. Harold Broome especially deserves thanks for the great amount of drawing done by him for the Westerner. Y--, 'lr' 1 ,A Y- --f- W-' ' . K 1 1' -,v- .h xv' 'XX- -, .ff' W - Ntdl-net .2 - , ss ...:..H - 1 'I I - X,V rf nrt'--t . vi! ,nf , , K A wi, L lf, ,nm ,. 'J-s., ,f- l,,pJ,s,, A girth.-gg-gg ,. ,M , -t Page 76 WINNERS IN DISTRICT TRACK MEET Tom Morrison fcaptainj won first place in the 100 yard dash and in the 220 yard dash during the district meet. Tom is our fastest mang he was fifth in the finals of the 220 yard dash at Austin, his time being 22 seconds. Fred Nutt won first honors in hoth pole vaulting and high jumping at the district meet. He was among the five who went to Austin. Alhert Turner was first in the 120 yard high hurdles and second in the 220 yard low hurdles. Because of sickness Sonny could not go to Austin and James Austin went in his place. Roland Baldwin was second in the 880 yard race and was a fast man as well as a good distance man. Huhert Baldwin won second place in the discus throwing contest and would have prohahly done even better throwing the javelin had it not heen hroken. jake Roach with Tom, Son, and Roland as team mates showed his ahility as 1 runner in the mile relay race, The team was first at the district meet. 1927 LITERARY WINNERS Isla Gayle Barler, Doris Dunbar, and Scottie Johnson, were judged the best in the District Play Contest. They went to Austin where they again carried off fire: honors. Their play was titled Surpressed Desires. They were opposed by representa- tives of the best schools in the stateg Isla Gayle and Scottie were awarded medals for individual ability and the three brought back a shield from the State Meet. The sucf cess of the play was due largely to the coaching of Gladys de S. Bates. Mildred Rawlings won first place in the Essay Writing Contest, in both thc County and District Meet. Mary Catherine Whittenburg was judged the best pianist in the music conf test held during the District Meet. Helen Ray proved herself a musician by winning first honors in the violin contest. Helen Little and Ida Parry were our representatives in the Debating Contest of the District Meet. They were second in points, Winters being first. fffr' 4 .V X A- ' , L-nf' , TTER-'Yr a V -- get .I I , fs: V I f , , S' f ' ---.,,-,,rr I Y T r f vi A T ,TV 'T fQ - ff -'DJ 7- 1' - Ll .VZ Q, T I T, 4 Vl f-,fnfN1w.v101Vu KIM , .JX ri: Pt: QC -If 751 7927 1 xr:-cg-X .. . -fr 1 l Back Row-M. Kubela, R. L. Hardin, B. Linthicum, E. McBurnett, M. L. Clark, Z. D. McMride, G. johnson, L. Moore, M. Erskine, M. Weddell, E. M. Drake, D. jones, E. O'Ban- non, F. McCollom, M. E. Cunningham. Middle Row-E. M. George, I. M. Hardin, L. Holder, D. Hillyer, K. Webb, G. McCall, I. Mar' tin, W. M. Barron, H. Klose, M. McDougall, G. Gwin, P. Sill. Front Row--M. Glover, I, Neves, L. Tracy, R. Rouse, C. Hart, M. Rutledge, H. Hartgrove, M. K. Wiseley, N. Freeman, O. F. Bettesworth, L. Nougues, A. Kerr. GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION PRESIDENT-Marie Rutledge. VICE-PRESIDENT-Isla. Gayle Barler. SECRETARY'TREASURER-Madeline Suggs. The Girls Athletic Club organized soon after the first of school with Marie Rutledge as president, Madeline Suggs as secretary and treasurer, and Gayle Barler as vicefpresident. This Club was divided into three parts: Track, Basketball, and Tennis. Because of a scarcity of coaches and although the girls worked hard to keep up interest, track and basketball accomplished little. Tennis was more successful, We hope that the Club will accomplish more next year. . -Aff Te-.. V XX .va ..-ff af- J a L - Q Jag. -fi-xg V- Stowe s . Y - A i Mg 5,15 N ff. 1 .f -Qi-1-an - . W R ' 5 Fx f A-A-e - . 114 ,L .. - . f. . im .. -. 4..4...rw Nr- 'www ivfinwt 'Audi' - -'ff' ' Pm - SH ..-f 7: r, v. f' 'f A '4 7m ,- .1 4 N V' 4: 1 H , 3. 'J I R 'K- 5 jf X If-If S iv T-U FAVURITE5 S ,An- x A I 1 x' -, ,. , ,I . ' .. X. X, 1 V , I' , . ' -- F ,,r .,. vi, 'ww K if V, . .. - fx if ' A, ,QA ,I ! 'f Y 7' ,f 2411. ,I uf ,iq f H -Q Q M' v' I L if ff! I2 xx 1 I ' 1 1 ,H 1 x x , 1 -K. M.. L, A . .' ,-..V.., N ,- ,'.-A .IH my X I ' ,QM I nu,-x.,,5,K ' i... I ,,,5...:,5 VH Q '4 ff M-J F , , ,1 lyugv Uv Y,f,v4f -frfi' 'Q if-' n 1 4 1 . 4 A A 4 6 ell Z 3 fm f ' E A L E N D A R fr Q FEB lauzxm 0 3 I l S Unrmsnmr STUDENTS HAVE A N0 THEFlES,EXAH1NA'I'IONS, ,Q DEH!-:BITS OUTSIDE READING, wg ' oRT1RAm:s mon 'POUCHY N M TEACHERS.i--T . l r.. ' f 'Q , Nl -- ff -7-f-1173--n,.,Tf'x-f - I nfl ,fu 'W x Q Pd QC V' 1927 ef P' SEPTEMBER 21st, 1926 We played the first football game of the season with Ballinger. Hurrah, we won 19 to 7. OCTOBER 2nd, Our team was beaten by Abilene, 33 to 0. Too bad. OCTOBER 4th. At last the thrill that comes once in a year. Ole S4 A. H. S. has opened her doors of knowledge. Freshies flocked in from somewhere and stared helplessly around. The important Seniors seem to 'strut their stuff' much to the displeasure of the Juniors. OCTOBER 9th. The football boys went to Cisco and were beaten 63 to O. That's all right boys. OCTOBER 12th. The famous Professor Nunnally, orator, delivered his favorite and faithful speech, Announcements, on this day. OCTOBER 16th. Ranger 34, Angelo O. The game was played at Ranger. OCTOBER 22nd. Rah! Rah! Rah! No one is getting hurt. Just one of those peppy football rallies. OCTOBER 23rd. . In spite of the loyal support of the Pep Squad, we were licked by Brown' wood, 6 to 0. NOVEMBER 6th. Angelo versus Breckenridge. We lost, 35 to 6. NOVEMBER 10th. Big rally at courthouse and a parade afterward for the Stephenville game. Lots of pep and enthusiasm shown by all. NOVEMBER 11th. We lost again. Too bad. Stephenville 5 6. San Angelo 0. NOVEMBER 18th. Another one! Another what? Another rally for our football team!! Once again the yells, speeches, music, awakened the Old town. NOVEMBER 20th. Another defeat. That's all right boys, you did your best. Eastland ran their score up to 27 on their own field. NOVEMBER 23rd. San Angelo football boys displayed their feelings in tears when our young Pat- rick Henry Tom M., delivered his famous speech before the Thanksgiving game. How' ever, there was more emotion displayed---the Senior girls. NOVEMBER 25th. Hurrah! Ain't it a grand and glorious feeling. especially after romping on Brownwood? Everyone had a 6 to O grin on his face. -ef- 'lu L! ' W 7' -5' 7 ii .za C -- g NJ If ' if ic- rx, C -' . -S i,5--. ,iv -f 4 gg ' ,4 ,-W'-T ' ,,,.-- mg.- ,gag4vfnl'fr-Wfx W P QQ Page B8 .Li Luau- .......i.. . .....:..l.fs.u.l1m.1.... . .... C 1927 if NOVEMBER 28th. A banquet-Yes a bootball banquet. Toasts, eats, and everything. Nothing was found to be lacking. O-ofofh, what a 'keen' time everyone had. NOVEMBER 30th. Harold and his famous band entertained us that morning. 'Twas a pleasure indeed to listen to the DeMolay boys. DECEMBER 17th. Many of the 'jellies' appeared on the campus feeling quite sophisticated 'diked' out in their derbies. DECEMBER 20th. Notice-All ye teachers- Hat smashing eliminated in cloak rooms. Prominent jellies warn fellow students against smashing derbies!! DECEMBER 23rd. Once again the doors of school were closed and everyone left amid the drastic sounds of gigantic son-offafguns. JANUARY 3, 1927 Our jolly students returned to their favorite meeting place QS. A. H. SJ greeted by the gruesome faces of the teachers. fPlease notice satire!J JANUARY 4th. 4 Ring, dong, ding, dong!! Yes, it appears as if the seniors had gone looney -- but, no, it is only Ring Day. JANUARY 11th. Some of S. A. H. S. talent was displayed this morning in assembly. Who said Mamie and Ionia aren't artists? JANUARY1Mh Some of San Angelo Hi's exftalent was demonstrated this morning. Everybody knows Pat t JANUARY 21st. HafHafHa! What a take off on the teachers!! We're laughing yet! Hafhafha! JANUARY2hh Tom M. insures the health of the students, if they eat lunch at school. Bissett responsible! Scottie .gave a speech on his usual line-the Annual. FEBRUARY 2nd. Loud stockings, I should say! They could be heard coming for several blocks. FEBRUARY 4th. Many were the heart throbs as the football heroes ascended the platform to ref ceive their scarlet sweaters. Thump! Thump! Thump! FEBRUARY Sth. Kitty sure romped on the piano. We always enjoy her-and Doris isn't so awfully bad at speaking! FEBRUARY 15th. The Glee Club! The Glee Club! Rah! Rah! Rah! if , 5 t A' E, l T' PY Q, Y Y-X Lis l ,, -Y - Q57 SNQXQU' ' ' lvl f me - wr f..1 A - wrwfw f9g4i1 'fff1:-x Mahi - 4,N,,- Page S9 754 7927 FEBRUARY 20th. Another banquet-but it was for basketball this time. Gee! the cooking girls certainly can cook and there was plenty of it Mr. Pope presented the boys with their sweaters. Girls, weren't you thrilled? FEBRUARY 25th. The student body enjoyed listening to Mr. Epps. MARCH lst. S. A. H. S. was in suspense for one whole week during the contest--Thank goodness its over. Still we wonder if Miss Smith and the fishes are satisfied.??? MARCH 4th. San Angelo was shown some high class stuff when the Glee Club gave their opera. MARCH 15 th. The fishes took the day. Any way they can sing. MARCH 18th. The student body was greatly pleased with the declarnations. We're always for the S. A. H. S. people. MARCH 22nd. We didn't do so much at Ballinger. just showed them what we were going to do. MARCH 22nd, Suppressed Desires won first place in the District Meet. APRIL lst The Seniors fairly ruled the school on Kid Day. Nothing could stop them. APRIL 2nd. My goodness! we won the County Meet. Good for Miss Massey. APRIL Sth. Oh, that Junior and Senior Collar Fight! Hurrah, the Seniors won. APRIL 15th. Suppressed Desires went to Austin and carried off the State Shield. APRIL 22nd. and 23rd. The track boys won the District Meet. On to the State boys. APRIL 26th. Mary Catherine and Helen showed us how they won in the Music Contest. APRIL 30th. S. A. H. S. hasn't heard a joke in a week. Mr. Nunnally has the mumps!!!! They say Mr. Bissett also looks swelled up. MAY 6rh. Dr. C. C. Selecman, president of S. M. U. gave a good talk. Everyone liked it. MAY 20th. Seniors had a good time at the entertainment at the Presbyterian church. JUNE 9th. The greatest day in a Senior's life. Graduation Day! Good-bye and good luck. . THQ .7 5 J ' 1 TT --ff+1.- ..,. - .xxvg - fairy-:g3 f X .W7 Mmm ' Nz -TW QW Page 90 'Hr QA LQ HI LIFE N 1 1 Q l-1 L1 , ' Y 1!l-'L-4111!-3, ' - - . X as 'X-A-. fi N g! ,' ,J f ' ,Q 'v' ' 1 f --V- - .4f', ,.., - - K l 'Linn I K I . I -Y .Ll.1A'N:.Vlr'y,:4y4 ' L, ,X , I I I 7927 tl N1 THE ANALYSIS OF A DREAM I dreamed the dream of all dreams last night, When you hear this dream you'l1 say I'm right. It began with a school, in fact S. A. H. S. Where gum was not heard of and hundreds of tests. The faculty was thereg but the students ruled, And each naughty teacher was sent right to school. Mr. Nunnally was made to act sog And received a lecture when a fishing he'd go. Mr. Smith cut classes like a naughty child And compelled the sad faculty some demerits to file. Mr. Pearson lost interest and shot paper balls, So he was made to stay in the detention hall. Mr. Dykes and Bissett were caught shooting dice, Which made it quite necessary to report the tale twice. Mr. Grant and Miss Gordon too, Were made to work math, by the longest clue. Miss Moss and Miss Rau had notefbooks galore, To be right on time, and not a day o'er. Miss Massey was made every day, To take notes from a Spaniard and tell what he'd say, While Mr. Nunnally and Miss Campbell were trained in delight, To sit up and translate 'til late in the night. Miss Arnold and Miss Fitzwilliams in turn, Were given long poems in one day to learn. Mr. Pope and Miss Woolworth had experiments each hour in the day, And long written procedures in the correctest way, Miss Looney cried, poor little lass, 'Cause she had to wash dishes because she didn't pass. Then, too, she had sewing to be done right, I To keep from ripping out every sitch in the teachers eyefsight. Mr. Lundelius, Miss Elliott, and Miss Rose, Had to be responsible for Wilson, Reed, and Latane, all in one dose Poor Miss Smith got twentyffive demerits for a stall, But that didn't keep her from talking in the 2nd period study hall. Now that was a dream, but gee! what a school, If the faculty changed, and the students ruled. ZA:--x mkgfifr' f -5 J u J INYQS2 Y - i J - -7TJ'1'Qfr.z4m, ag Mgylrlm 'JP' ' V .rl - Y Y . ,- I Page 92 '.lL.'.l..2Zn4n.:fE1..i-.-:JE I'...nuw ... ... .- .. ...... -.... ff' 'KM V rw I I, ,. .,, ,, , ,A A I , ,, fc JLQMEKA 3421 f , ,, I , , I g ' VU1 ' f 1 'Q W 341, QQ ,Qu U fn-, ,fl ' A in 'U , -'fr , , .lf Y ,-,, I 4 4 XXNXE: ' wi' v-- ' 143 -' ,X I Z , A , - , - - K,- 4,-.14 5L:,.f,' ' fiw'Y ' x-. ,- !'h Ex'X1 , s1iN A, eff 7 7927 We wonder who Lillian Ray would like to sing I Love you, Truly, I do to??? During the last rain Mr. Bissett said to Nubs: It looks like the flood. Like what? Like the flood. You have read of the flood and how the ark landed on Mount Ararat, haven't you? CZIUSC 5- No. Sir, I haven't seen a newspaper for three days. TEACHERS Mr. Smith-Business first, last, always. 2 Mr. Nunnally-Lives off of announcements and jokes. 3. Mr. Lundelius-Sweet blushes-who are they for? 4. Miss Elliott--Her 'brakes' are in the class room and not in a car. 5 Mr. Dykes-Likes to be petted. fNot by his wifej 1. 6. Miss Massey-Uses her head as a signal to stop. 7. Miss Woolworth-Worth her weight in Physics. 8. Miss Campbell-Commits sins only in fourth period study hall. 9. Miss Fitzwilliam-New, but old at the job. 10. Miss Rose-A rose without thorns. 11. Miss Rau-Found before quite done. 12. Miss Smith-Teaching those poor fish her ways on the farm. 13. Miss Looney-Her failures-Pope and biscuits. 14. Miss.Arnold-Beloved by all who know her. 15. Miss Moss- I have no other than a woman's reasong I think him so be' I think him so. 16. Pearson-We've got him!-Now keep him. 17. Mr. Grant-A friend worth having, ever loyal and true. 18. Mr. Pope-Some say he's gone Looney. Mr. Bissett-What does Howard Payne hold for him? 19. 20. Miss Gordon-Be it ever so humble, there's no place like home. 21. Miss Spence-S. A. H. S. references-Miss Spence and Dr. Payne. 22. John, the janitor-Best old pal ye Seniors have. , Q W, Y- QS g l L5 Y' --11 .mg P s 'aff -1 P .-pun'-nr. IIWXL, ,w1.HN,,'.1 L . I -h 'TK V Q- ,14- Page 94 in 'I ,. .. C y ' 1927 Q - K x . 1 C365 COG CQSXGCSSGS A,, , -izuzuums N lui I2 bilh. U- Flxlllwl' .QS 2 Neven Wquuso llaqf YET! Villa? fOILZTON lb No Roofwranyfk 1 5 do NY , I1 ,, CONQUEJT5 7,0 my 70 HSA vyLav.es .efrmsf 667' THEN ON 74,5 X1 PA SE, i I , Scovrns Sunwownen ay 'N ms Aommegs. 5 I. I-.. ferr , Q RXJX -L, ' 2511-,uf .I Q7 'r-.,1ii?-....x.V?- I -1 , V--ii ,-fa My- ffw rjlsyf- v if M Q, tix., I , 'N V, in bf-gtg , K, -:J ,,H.5 --ifiitftrw - -. x 1: - ,g . -I f- V-,-M: ,r N ,V ,ANARW lffL4,',J 5,-111 lx ' 'fz ,V-,,,,,, P.: QC V '7 ., gl' v,.,7' MM fc nr? 'fuws' To To 744 IQZ7 f-so IS IT WISE skip Miss Moss' English Class? sit in cars during the dinner hour? For a boy to hold a girl's hand while walking down the hall? Information mu this subject may be gotten from Miss Elliottj. To To To To To To To be tardy four times? chew gum in the library? lose your love notes? cutfup in Civics Class? fask Ma Hughesj sleep in History Class? fask Pete Beattyj smoke on the campus? read Flaming Youth or College Humor in S. H.? CAN YOU IMAGINE Polly S. not posing? Katharine Hughes skinny? Alpheus being short and fat? Lee Allison making love before Bill? Miss Moss fussing at Helen? Margaret W. in love? Victor Poteet with 4 'A's'? Biddy not saying I thought so ? Mr. Dykes wearing a smile? Miss Gordon with bobbed hair? Miss Looney not inviting Mr. Pope down to the cooking laboratory when the girls have something good to eat? Nevel Haley without his cackling laugh ? Elise sounding her 'R's'? Lillian Ray not looking for Rip in seventh period study hall? Madeline without Colton? Miss Woolworth in class- How is it that the night falls, but it s the day that breaks? 0-ooo-oo Miss Elliott- Because of the stand that he took, Cleveland lost his supporters ,-f Z! 4-uf.. gil? 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Evans:- Now remember Mr. Dykes, that's a promise. voooooo FAVORITE SAYINGS OF FAVORITE PEOPLE Scottie J- You have absolutely only one more day. James K. A- Listen-you all. Minnie W- Well, I -er. ' Virginia S- I just adore. Demp J- Sure 'nufff' Helen H- I told Harry. Rip W- Gosh I'm sleepy. Nubs C- Whew-another girl. Maxine S- I only made A+. james A- You see--I was sick and- Horace H- Golly. Herbert O'B- Aw-I didn't. Pete Beatty- Ha--Ha--Ha! Frances M- I haven't a thing to wear. Janice M- Did 'ja hav'a good time? 'ff' 'Trf .4 ffffrng' -my wf , X -J-ff 5 T O K 4 lr 1 Q , , Q -R--5g f ' ' I r Q 9 4 , . r- --im.-'..ms,,.,4v,,XM mgwnllmpvrx A :U 3 2- -.,. Page 98 if - , -.., ' f .ff ,VMNQ3 YQU SEE X -jk 1 1 wxvfxmn SQA, 4 E l'1 - E X N ? .R 'L Ip' - , . .2 ,,, . W:-'h EV 7 9127 Q 1 I er Miss Fitzwilliam:- Shakespere's first job was holding horses in front of 1 I .71 ' Wise Jack:-- Yeah, he musta been a stockholder. Mr. Dykes:-- If you multiply an apple by an apple, what would you get? Evans Moreland:- You would get square apple. 90000-0 Margaret W. :- Mania, come here quick, Johnny is eating the raisins off of the sticky brown paper. eo-no-00 Ask Miss Elliott what song the Italians sing while standing on the corner. Englishman:- Is my bath warm, Rastus? Rastus:- Ya:-sah, it's the warmest I was ever in. Q90-0.04: 11 Lillian W:- Who is that playing the piano? Gladys P:- It is Katharine H. Lillian W:- Does she play by ear? Gladys P:- I think so. Lillian W:- She must be hard of hearing. -ooo-are ' ' This Hi Life is a bit of stuff ,, That we have put together. 1 If there is one who doesn't approve, p just blame it on the weather. M -The Editors. . ,tp '!'1f A 5, ' Q Ir' ' . . . , Y, p Z, 1 n ...J -M lg , N'--Nm' ' -Y' fsff 76 -' ,V - KW H ' 2. 1 nv-1 . wlwwxy, fM,4uf3g5m,.,f'1 AW ,F I .,, ff- 1 ,.Q- . -I . A 'Qkf Page 100 LW' ' 7 .aligns ...Qs . 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Mr. Dykes has taught clean playing and his teams have been complimented for good sportsmanship W. R. fBillj BISSETT Mr. Bissett, an allfconference man at Howard Payne, took up, for his first year, a place on the coaching staff of S. A. H. S. He exhibited some fine coaching and he has gained many friends. In reward for his untiring efforts he was made director of athletics for next year. U. R. QPeterJ WEAVER Uriel, at the end of '25 season was elected captain of the '26 eleven, a position which he held well. He was one of two, threefletter men left this year. Peter's name will go down as one of San Angelo's fighting captains and was respected by all his team mates. wife-1f '1y 7927 JAMES AUSTIN Steve was a hard worker, and though handif capped by injuries, he stayed in the whole sea- son. He is undecided whether he will return next year to stay on the backfield. JAMES AVERA Though james was playing his first year ne was one of the most persistent players on thc squad. He was exceptionally good on snatching passes. The Bobcats hate to lose him. HUBERT BALDWIN Hubert came to Angelo from Oklahoma. He proved a sensation in the backfield. He showed good work in the Breckenridge game and un- doubtedly will star on the '27 squad. NUBBINS COMPTON Nubs was one of the most consistent ground gainers in the backfield and excellent as .1 brokenffield runner. Nubbins will be back next year and we expect him to tear things up. 'ff' bfi' cyl 5 S i j t ,-.R 1 Q, I A ,, I -- AA M I-fv4rw,,,,,uvXk ,aut Nix RAW 4 .lp dl -L 1,5 6 a- Q-?,?... Page 106 La...-QM, .....4......,... . .. , 97 HAROLD CORNELISON Harold was a snappy, aggressive guard and was usually avoided by the opposing backs. He showed his best work in the Stephenville game. CLIFT EPPS Tennessee started the season as a backfield man but shifted to the position of center. Clift was one of the biggest men on the team, and is another who leaves us this year. NEVEL HALEY Red came to us from Wall this year and proved a valuable man. He could always tear up the lines and was usually relied on to do it. Red played fullfbackg this was his first year. JOE HARDIN foe was a Hercules at tackle. He fought from the time he started 'till the whistle blew. foe had hard luck in every game through injuries, but he stayed in there and fought. 757 y-Ax -A t ': L-iff f'X U. 1, Af S QQ' -1.-.' -A--LZ f' 4 s,,,w,, ,,Q,jf,u,, a. ,1 WW-,.5QQdM Page IH 7927 E. . 'WUOMW ,,-- DEMPSTER JONES Speedy was competent, hard working, and there with the goods. He gave his opponents a hard fight at guard. Although not in every game, he made an enviable record and will be remembersd as a hard fighter. BEN LEE Ben, though his first year at the wings, was a speedy, hard hitting end. Though injured he kept playing. He has a whole football career before him and we hope he keeps on like hc started. BCYD NIBLING Super, holding a guards' position for the second year, was a dependable man. He show' ed his mettle in the Stephenville game. He also graduates in Iune and will be missed. A. J. NICHOLS Nick held down one of the wings and was one of the hardest tacklers on the squad. He had a remarkable nack of diagnosing plays and was always the first man across the line of scrimage. . . -- E- 'W if s fc- , fl, 'A' ' if i --'S 5 1771'wgf Kigfgfj -' 1 N1 ' f' X XXX-Y .,frf f1 .garter r-Mr-T f :rf f. ff, ,i X ','g 'K' V 'I .NN ' ' f Wu 1 yflwlufhr H I ' v -.W iv' 'fin Page 113.5 4o 7927 'gif-D HAROLD MORRIS Harold was one of the heaviest men on the squad, and knew how to use his weight. On the offensive, he always got his man. Harold will be missed on the '27 squad. WILEY SHRUM Wiley was a powerful defensive player this year. He was one of the two 'threefletterrrnen' left from the squad of '25'. RIP WARD Rip was the speediest back on the club and will be remembered for his sweeping endfruns. This was Rip's last year on the squad and his place is going to be hard to fill next fall. URIEL WEAVER, Captain Peter was one of the two 'threefletterfmen' left from 1925. He was a model captain, a line plowing quarterback and the hardest tackling back on the club. Peter graduates in june. JOE YOUNG, Captain elect for '27 Ioe was a pillar of strength on the defense and at the position of center. He out-witted, out passed, and out fought every opposing lineman. ara I 1 ff A .X-', -Ryu f j ,f'J'1-'S Y ss XJ Rm , Xl M4 i'. Lqglii-nl AIX W !fl7,,9-v I 'ago H19 ,531 ar 7927 FOOTBALL A casual glance at the result of the San Angelo High School football schedule of 1926 would seem idisasterous, but considering the fact that the Angelo High Bob cats played the hardest schedule they have ever faced, that the majority of the matenal was new, and that the team was handicapped with injuries and ineligibilities, the sea son might even be termed a successful one, especially when the Brownwood Team ,was defeated Thanksgiving. The Schedule is as follows: September 25-Ballinger at San Angelo .... October 1-Abilene at San Angelo ...... October 9-San Angelo at Cisco . L . . . October 16-San Angelo at Ranger .... October 23-San Angelo at Brownwood .... November 6-San Angelo at Breckenridge . . November 11-Stephenville at San Angelo . November 20-San Angelo at Eastland .... November 25-Brownwood at San Angelo . S.A.-OPP . . .. .19- 6 0--33 0-64 O-35 O-6 . . .... 6-34 .. . 0-54 0-24 --i ,, Eff ,V gf, 7' A -f ' Nw: QC-7 X A yy fyhja I 4 -R.. fffvwi failwwwf +1 Ni'-Q4 'Cf Page 110 1 Ii 1, , . . The team of 1927 had a great season. Coach Pope put out one of the strongest teams that has ever graced the court of S. A. H. S. Around Captain King was huilt an offense that was seldom stopped and a defense as tight as an Egyptian pyramid. Five left overs from 1926 com- hined with good new material was the combination. Fourteen men saw service during the season. Nine of them lettering, they are: King, Miller, Epps, Hardin, Stewart, Wills, McCamey, Lancaster, and Bates. Seven of these are Seniors and to those who are left, with the help of the fighting suhs will be the task of building just as great a team next year as that of '27. The record of the season was: Wcin eleven, Lost four. Total points 350, Opponents 257. McCamey, captainfelect was high-point man. The infeligihility of one of the players, who had participated in a championship game, laept the Bohcats from the District Meet, after having won the fourfcounty championship. But watch the kittens next year. E.. i ' !,. f fe, X .X . .I , ,Aff x .w -it-1' I T s1:fiS,. 1 U X The San Angelo Track Team had a very successful year even though our boys were hindered by lack of experience. The first meet was between Miles, Ballinger and San Angelo, at Ballinger. The boys lost this meet by two points, but they profited by their loss, because it brought out their weak points. The next meet was an invitation meet held at San Angelo between eleven schools. The San Angelo Boys were in tip-top condition due to the hard coaching of Bill Bissett, and the willingness of the boys. They won fifty'eight points to their nearest opponent's thirtyfsix points which was Winters. The trophy for this meet was a beautiful silver cup offered by the Business Men of San Angelo. The next meet was the District Meet held at San Angelo on March 22 and 23. In this meet, the Class A and Class B sc'hools of fifteen counties were represented by their best athletes. Coach Bissett had the mumps and some of the boys were out due to sickness. Things looked bad but the track team won the meet by three points. , .... . 1 , Q f ,ff The success of the team this year came as a surprise to most of us. To Mr. Dykes goes the credit for the showing the team has made, although it would not have been possible without the help of the few letter men who were left from last year. Some of the games were with the fastest teams in this section, and that explains some of the defeats handed the Cats. However, the team managed to pile up a good percentage, and the work this year will put the boys in trimming for l928. Twenty-five tried for the team and at least a dozen of these are expected to graduate. The starting linefup showed W. George, catcherg H. 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WE ARE MAKING EVERY EFFORT TO BE WORTHY OF YOUR PATRONAGE H 5 5' North Chadbourne I I I H Hot and Cold Drinks-Lunches-Ccmclies4Graduation Gifts I Drugs, Toiletries and School Supplies PHONOGRAPHS AND RECORDS Liiiiilltf II 2199- ZIT ii +01 lixilllll-ll'1llTll Zl'1Dll+JlTll+i:lfIl1lil Il1lMl1UlT!l?Il Iliil 'l!':illll Diiililill 2 ' lfZI Il lllI'!Z Illll'ZI Bill' 'l !Illl'!il? liI!Illll!I llllI'T-lilllklllllii ltlllllliliil Ili? II 11 it scHooL BOYS LIKE H il Simmons Ljnwemity A in H K : ff Tl D. Sanclefef, L. L. D., Pres. il I T 'I ABILENE, TEXAS ' 1, I'I1fLTlfET,S li - I To our many High School friends we send I A: H rl H H C I O t I,-L 8 5 H H greetings. We further invite you to visit our H L g university at any time, and solicit on your A A gl part a thorough investigation of the standards X M Th , R X and relative merits of THE TRUE WEST' Mes a eason l H ERN SCHOOL which ever seeks to preserve Il H H and perpetuate the TRUE WESTERN K H T SPIRIT. M I D. L. 8 CO, Write for our latest catalogue, addressing K H H H the Bursar or the Registrar, Simmons Unlverf I N The Men's Store H sity, Abilene, Texas. 3 l -il-:Q-1--I D 1:---: --.ez----1:---is -i---------------------- ----------------------i. .ff 'hx -. ,I N A - G , , 17 N' 4. N. -.,, ,.' .. i. . J. 'v--, ' ' H i . if tv f if ly. 1' KILL .v. Z., ' f,'Qx i'.'.' - . 'Q' '- 'Ve fi CMI' 1 ' ' st- V , I. ,Lf , , ,I ., ---,T-in vu .HlfT - w,,vfii'71'l'f ,.,4N A W .-,!,,L.g:2' 4.. .. - -..-......-.........-.... .........................................-..-.............,..... .4 .4 IQ Z7 .1.l1..1g..-..1..1 1 1nn1:I1un1u1np...up--1:1uu1nn1n1n1..1p1.g1..1..1ll1.p-.5191 GREETINGS To the Senior Class of San Angelo High School+May Success and Prosperity place each and every one of you in position to press forward and fight the battle of Life. L. O. Nimitz Clothing Store The Place For Men To Buy We serve West Texas with Ed. V. Price, MadefTo-Order Clothes, with Stet' son Hats, from the smallest to largest shapes, and with NunnfBush Shoes, foremost in style, fit, and satisfaction, and they please the most careful and conservative buyer. WE INVITE YOU TO VISIT OUR STORE Quality Merchandise at Lower Prices - - ---r ---- nn-n 1ln1-nn1nn--gg11.1.11.11.31..1,..1l11.1.41-.1..1..1..1..1. 1.1 , 1 1.1 ng ,, .inf 1nn1..1..1..1..1..1 1..1.,1.,1..1 1.-1..1n.......-....1..1 1 13- 1 1:1 -- 11, :grain Sem Angela atinnal Bank Capital, . . SIO0,000.00 Surplus and Profts, S41 5,ooo.oo THE BANK THAT SERVICE BUILT K I R R- -, , qu .gf S AMW p al Y ' - lv-. .1 - .I . X ' -W -f - 5 KU- , 9, , W, e f-J' A- v 4' ' eff'-1 '-- 1,1141 . Mtwagffiifiefz 762 Z7 --:: nzfn-nu1g:7:-1.r - .Y -- ufutng n: na-n: as--u:7n:7u: -1: lu1on1n:i::iul--ln1uu1ll-ns-ln-nn1un1nu-nn1-n-q STCP-Spending All of Your Income. SAVE-Something Every Day. HAVE-A Reserve Fund Established for the Future. A THOUSAND DOLLARS-A little over three years ago one of our customers began depositing five dollars a week. He kebt it up regularly. Today his bank account has reached a thousand dollars. It wasnlt hard to do and now he has the saving habit. NOW-Is the Right Time to Begin-Start An Account Today. Guczraniy Bond State Ban :zu-ok l'l H ll H 1 : H .. , 1 , in fl Officers Wm. Schneemann, President J. L. Cunningham, VfPres. Karl H. Word, Cashier I. A. Swope, Asst. Cashier C. T. Westmoreland, Asst. Cashier Directors J. R. Mims B. H. Yancy R. L. Howard Wm. Schneemann J. L. Cunningham ...-...i..c..L..e:f.... .... L.. ......-.. ......i................i..-..-c..i..,.. D.- e..L..-..1. When You Q0 Away to School LET THE STANDARD Q BE YQUR LETTER FRQM HoME I The San Angelo Standard A Morning Evening Sunday Weekly .i.L.- .1 L. Z.- .-..-...........-.-..-..-..-....-..s.-..........m...............-.i. Q f 4 . 744 1927 in-:n1a: niufsin: : Li: 41:7-:inn-nn1um1us1un-uninoga :fu-ruin:--n--nzfuzf n::: uxurn: :zflz .,:::n11:11l- I: rl!! H l H H ESTABLISHED 1890 n H 3 u -'- -1 2 H l Funeral Parlor .I x IT PAYS TO BE PROTECTED I M H U g fa L: -ii W -A . I 1 li II I ,L FUNERAL 'DIRECTORS I' C. Broome 6' CU. AND EMBALMER5 l l INSURANCE 5 M- .. REAL ESTATE BQNDS 1AxTTll9UlClT1C8 SCTUIC6 ll I -A I I -A Phone 94 No. 6 East Concho PHONE l l lil2Ill:l':l-:l':lf:lil Zriil'-Illilill-lllix Ziliiiiiili I AlTliillllli: 77U15lilli::+n ' 2 3010! :Z 3 1 .f :TTT 3+ 'H'-Eff: 22 ' :':'f::f':' :::': -'::': 2: nf - - 2 Read This Backwards. ll lod lla yeht dluow uoy wenk I H , n ' K D t F e t ,, Miss Moss- Alpheus have you done your outside l reading, this week? Vgfhen You Run Out of Gas, Have .dAlpheusk NofMam, it's been too cold to read out, ,, a Flat Tire, Need the Car S1 6' ' Washed, 01' Need ANY' 'y Ed- Where have you been for the last 3 hours? thing for the Car Co-Ed-L'To the Beauty Parlor. IQ If Ed-- Why didn't you stay and get waited on? E To Ca Jack-Is she sweet and innocent. ll 6 0 O H Bill-She's Sweet. 'l gentar Advisork-'flglviays love your Iteacherf' d N H Cooper Tires op omore.- trie t at once, ut s e got ma . ,I Fools can ask questions, wise men can't answer. l H I guess that's the reason so many of us flunk out on T Webb Auto Supp ly Co. H examinations. . H A H d Pl 'I' 'I' d H -L ll an y ace O M C 1' Bring me that gum you are chewing. .gs us: s:..:,.:E.. xi.. 2:-..i..1:4L Wait a minute, Miss-here's a new stick. fffk' , ,..x . it XT,-Cjiiiisfu 'T 'Ellw 'E 5- f--- ' ' 'ff J V ,,f' Em- Exif A J N '- ' ' - jjji i'3hff'1:'1,ijf3,? ilf. Qi 5111 r, fu, 11171 , fliE.' 'W' ' U f, fr if r.'f1m1 l.u fi.. W- , Egg? 4,41 , M il 'P f ,l ,V V . 7m wofatig ,I fu fir !+.1,,f' f s K ,x4,,,.V ff , W , .X A XY I if .ps ..: -2 1,1 b - ......-................-......-..--.............-. Fashions: Inspired by the World's Greatest Designers Ready for Your Approval r Ladies' Ready-to-Wear Millinery Dry Goods Hart Schaffner SL Marx Clothing Shoes Ymnkwx-Hemxlhiii Co H Your Department Store H ,',..,-..-..-0-......-.....,..............-..-......-..-.......-..........-..,-.,.-..-.... - - .. - -...-..-..-..-...... P rrre f , j 0 I Nik f'!fL4f3'LL Lflf Ll, pk 7 CP: '-2.1 , San Angelo Is Proud of Her Schools l ! ,L I .. i E CONQRATULATE the Students for if their progressive spirit manifested the past Q year, and extend our thanks to the Facult ff I y i for their year's labor conscientiously performed 1 E L I I 1 I f ' I ' ' mo . I ! lr 1 San:AngeIo's Best Department Store U I glilllllllllilllllililll 11 lllihll-l1llTllTllTllT lillilllllilli 1'llTllfTllifITIITll?llilIll!lllilllllllllillllllltli 1?u1.g1..i..1..i..-.......i..1 1 .-..Tm.Tll-1ln1ll1pp1 1 inni11--uuvuuvnuvnuvuniuuiuninuiuu- 1.1-ll-n--.1..i.,1,.i,,.,!, l l l X ! I FINDLATER ARDWARE CO. It g Headquarters for i WINDMILLS, WELL SUPPLIES, CHINAWARE, SPORTING GOODS 'I i AND GENERAL HARDWARE I I 1 GUNS, RIFLES, AMMUNITION Q I FISHING TACKLE, ETC, if I - 3 i See Our Line of WlJH.dCYfl,tl Values In I BASEBALL GLOVES, MITS, BASEBALLS, SHOES E AND TENNIS SUPPLIES I ' 1 I 5 In Fact Everything for the Sportsman L ! Let Us Show 'You ,i,...-...-...- .. - .. .....-. .......-...... .. ... - -..-.......-....-..-..-.- - - .. - - -..-..-..-..-...-..............-ni. W In, I r - ., t Q M,1'1--'qL'- WEE? nf X plugin...- P L ANGELS HEIGH ning-1.1 1 1 'QV 'ik S L m m w Ugg VW -U W5 -:-'TR'qm'iE ANGELUF A' p L If K N , . 4 1 UT MGRE PE i,,1..1......i..1l......1..1..1..-uniu.1nu1uu1 -.. 1..1.y Rainbow Cafeteria Where the High School Students Eat .-.nl-.1-.1-.-1111111-.u..un1n .1.n.- ,uni-1.1.1-1.-Lnl1 1 1.,1...1..1..1 1..1,,....1q Fight 'Em, Bob Cats! First Student to Landlord: May I have a little alcohol in my room? The Landlord: Well, I should say not. There will be no drink. Student: Oh, I only wanted it to put in the radiator to keep it from freezing. cl-'l'LCTC,S no joke about our Clean' ing and pressing service. It is really good. City Tailors 699 Cleaners Phone 1409 31 N. Chadbourne I ofa -.--.--..-..-..-...-...-..-..-...-...-..-.H-........,....-....-..4. :lau-uu--nn1n--nn-nu-nn-nu1--- 1 1 1- --11-in---11.1-un1nn--:ego l l I ara'-,IEEE swan l Food Products li i COFFEE i JELLY Q l PRESERVES i I ! 1 CANNED Eauirs j ' AND VEGETABLES l . I and many others that will add delight to your 5 Q table. l l l W aples -Platter Grocer Co. TEXAS aiu-11111 1ll-nl-nw1ul- -v-lv-1uu1--111-1uuv-un-1 111-1-n-ul-al My girl is from the prairie, And maybe she's a hick, But she's the girl to marry, For candy makes her sick. Freshman:f Do horses bray? Sophomore:-- Neigh, neigh, my child. And simply because a man with a Roman nose gets lit up, it does not prove that his nose is a Roman candle. 'LSomething I ate, no doubt, remarked the circus firefeater, as he suffered a touch of heartburn. HYou can't laugh that off, said the warden, as he adjusted the strait-jacket. You are the first girl I ever kissed. What do you think I am, a prep school? Miss Moss Qseeing Son with his arm in a sling, :- YVhy Son, did you break your arm? Son:-No mam, I had a boil on my head but the bandage slipped. ..-5 fr, Q . , F . 1-. ,...le,f' 7 2 -'E J h .f', A, 151. . A Hp K' 'L--M 'V or ' 1 r '-' W ' ' -fm-.. , iq, P . 1 3.-I --A! 1 .. tw I ' ' . F1 N '7',,,fJ.A -J Ye .4 HU,-,KL-, il ,,,. 1, -1' 'ii lf: Q.. ig?f9 lV1yZfLSf2iQa41f7' iQ22i7 Qsgll I ul Q li, i 6 - ' Q 9 4 i l e , ,,2 i, fu lfill f f. Morne? Store A the Neighboring or Havana, Cuba ' are all within reach ofthe telephone ' operator in your local exchange. The switchboard is the door to the nation. From it lead paths whither her voice directs. Can you imagine the thrill of the touch with distant places, of being the means of directing messages of joy and sorrow, of triumph and despair? Your telephone office is the gateway to the rest of the world: If you have never Visited it, you are missing an interesting experience. Stop in any afternoon The Chief Operator will be glad to show you about. San Angelo Telephone Company 4, ..-vvv-----vv ------v--- ------ ------------------- - J ge. , y W is ul Tar is i , ll I Q an A J I ,Lk ,L-W Y , , .,. I - rg., a VI , 'A R . - .Pt - ,Q ' fl r , ' - r . ,- x . - fy V , MW fm-'QU- ..i z i 4 X gl. ..1.......1..1. 1...-...1.1..1..1..1..1..1..1 .l1..1..1. 4. Concho Drug Co. R 3 STORES Palace Pharmacy Concho Drug Store Lone Star Drug Store THREE COMPLETE DRUG STORES .1I.1H.1Il1..1I1.1.I1II1..1..1..1..1..1..-...1..1g. .1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1..1..1..1..1..1..1.. FOR TOP QUALITY IN FOOD AND SERVICE WE SUGGEST Riverside Cafe The Most Attractive Cafe in West Texas ..1..1u1n.-qu-1.1 1 1 1:-11.1.1111-11.1 1.11: ,1.-1...-. ..1..1..1.g1..1..1..1..1..1..1..1..1..1..1. WE MAKE IT HOT FOR YOU With Our OIL'O'MATIC OIL BURNER AND WARM MOIST AIR FURNACE HEAT. NO ASHES. NO WORRY. SEE Wendland Sheet Metal Works Phone 2140 or 46 I1..-.lg1..1..1.l-...1..1..1.....q.1..1..1..1 1 1 1... 11gg..I...II.-...1..1q.1..1..1..1..1..1,.1 1 1 1 1. C. H. Callaway Shoe Shop EXPERT SHOE REPAIRING We Do Not Cobble-We Rebuild Shoes received by Parcel Post repaired and returned the same day. SAN ANGELO, TEXAS 8 South Chadbourne Phone 15 5 'KBest and .Quickest Service In San Angelo 11.1..1.I1.I1..1..1l.1..1..1..1.,.1.,1..1..1..1..1. K I A 3, S O ll ...Y A S. P ' , A ' I N... ..: f, 1 . ,Q 4' I I X t. 'f. ..I 'r L ,,,,,,-TNi lb X ' .i..1..1..1nn un-,....m.1.mi,,.1...1,..-.,.,1 -..1..-,, I..-.,1...1.p1..1...1np-..n1u-nlr X 2 ff Harris- Luckett Hdw. V Company V Everything for the Athlete I ana' Sportsman N Foot Ball, Base Ball, Basket Ball N Equipment Golf and Tennis Equipment Guns Ammunition Fishing Tackle Anything You Want for Any Sport -Iltquluul-11p 1uu1u.1nn?,u1.l1.l1.n1.n1..1n iN x - 'IM I I X i e Wi '!' . 5 9 .if V: . ff: fix. 5 lin In-ll-ul1ll-nl1ul1lnful 111--11 .1 -uuiinafw goal- ruur ---1111 - - 1. 1 1 -- 1 1 1 --n-na? l l I l I h 1 7 Nas Q Marmon i 1 I A I T l LA D I E s' w EA R i i - 5 Motor Cars 5 . . .1 . i T All the New Things m Muimery T Of Value i and Ladies' Wear pppp pw i Am 1 1 Cor. Twohig Ave. and Chadhourne St. Noble Automobile CO. Telephone 16-33 Distributors for West Texas l E- E ,we 3 I SAN ANGELO, TEXAS SAN ANGELO, TEXAS ! I .. .--. ..-.-...,-...........- .... - .... -...-...,- .... -..,.- -i - .,:. .g...- ..,. .....- -....-...-- .... --.1-..i-u......-....-....-....- .. .. ...,.,-,.+ OKS mprehensivc Service Oc QU 'B 2 vs 4-I 2 my EF Ti 4-l 'af 'Qt in... im....nu1.,,,-...ui,,,,1..1ng1,m1mi...nuninn1 1 Every Student Needs One f- Q Wm si Q--1 53 is Q4 O s R EM I N G T O N Portable Typewriter PROBANDT PRINTING COMPANY xc usive Authorize ea ers E l d D l Also Corona, Underwood, Other Typewriters and Supplies 4. ..-..-..-....-....-..-..-.i-.,.-..-...-....- -....-....-...-.... Q. 1 X HEAVEN Harold Cor1ielison:f'A place where the girls are not already dated when I ask 'emf' james Austinzf-'A school where they don't give Es' Gladys Beatty:f A country where the rain won't wash off powder and paint. Katharine Hughes:f'Where there ain't no red ink.' Miss Massey:f A class that's always on time. Doris Dunharzv-i'Where the teachers don't count you tardy at 3:30 classes. Dempster jones:+ A place where the dictionary leaves out the word nworkf' janitor:-'A room cleaned and heated hy electricityf Superintendent:ff'A place where there ain't no flappersf' First Fish:---- Why is this history so hard? Second Eisli:gf Well, we've had a stone age, a hronze age, an iron age, and now vve're in a hard hoiled age. Wiluldllqt part with this treasure under any condif tion except I'm leaving Miss Elliott's class and will have no further use for it. fKatharine Hughes. ,I I-,E 11 . . , . ,- ,t .I ,. l nw- Q -, - - rr- i 1' I 1 .1 . n . - rr I r. - rl I. 1 I ll ll rr rr rr .1 rr rr u .i.-..-.- - - - - sk- -'Y,,.-' I. THE UNIVERSAL CAR Many New Improvements and Repnements EW BEAUTY OF LINE AND COLORS, ADDED COMFORT AND CONVENIENCE, INCREASED MILEACE, BETTER MOTOR OPERATION. You must see :md RIDE in the improved Ford car to appreciate the 102 imf provemcnts :md refincnrcnts for more enjoyable economical trmnsportzition. Among the outstznmling features now embodied in the imf proved Ford cur :ire A New Improved DropfCentre. Wire Wheels. New PyrofXylin Finixlr in Choice of five lleautilul colors. Ford Hoi Plate vaporizer for inf creased mileage and lvetter op' eration. Larger 'I'rarisn1i.xsim1 Brake Drum insuring quick, smooth stop. Larger Emergency Hub Brake lllA'll'C' former xizej All Steel Bodiesflliclqle 'Trim' mi-ngs. Water Proof-Dust Proof Ig' nition System. Improved Radiator prevents over heating. New 17fInch Steering Wheel. New Heavy Rolled Fenders. Exclusive Ford Polished Plate Class. Balloon Tires standard on all models. gi See the new improved Ford models on display at our salesroom ooo oToR COMPANY 342848 S. Clmdlwourne I-ITICOIDI RJTJSOIS Telephone 170 CARU TRUCKS'TRACToR. 1un1n-.--.uin 11-ri.-1..1 .... 1 1 1 1 -. -. 1 .i..1..1..1.... .- 1 1 1 1 .- 1 1 1 1 .-. 1.11. I.-lq1..1n1..1..1......1.i 1 1 1 .-...ill 1 1.1.1. .1 , A-fs ' ff Jill I 2-f4 Z ,f .f . 'f v ' -'7 47-ga 1 I. - 'Q N,,.1',,f'..lTV,,'flJ 4' J Q 7 Lf -VLJ7 Li.,f L 'X L I ff' - K Yi THEATRES .-..-.....-..-................-..-..-..-..-.....-..-..-...-. 4. Sanders Furniture Co. NEW AND USED I Furniture and Stoves T I GOODYEAR RUBBER TILE I Authorized Agent NEW PERFECTION OIL STOVES 5- ! I e --It is just as essential to your success in on a Farm ov Ranch to have an Edu' I I I cation, as it is to a Professional or Business Man, but your success is not l assured unless you have good Farm H .2 Implements and Machinevy. il I l I l l XVe Have These For 'You I I i me i i l L i Yancy Implement Co. I SAN ANGELo ELDORADO I I .g.,-..-......-.....-..-......-..-..-.............-........-..gg Mr. Bissett:fL'Going to have dinner anywhere to' night? Miss Arnold:-feagerlyJe Why, No! Not that I know of. Mr. Bissett:- Geel you'll be awfully hungry hy morning. Mr. Pearson fduring lecturej:- Son, won't you please refrain from making that noise? Your disturh' ance is preventing the whole class from sleeping. Sammye K: -'LI want you to come to our house party. Luther:--- Thanks, is it formal or shall I wear my own clothes? GQQDYEAR RUBBER TILE Miss Campbell:-f Physical culture is splendidg 1,111 - taking beauty exercises. I REP7URINGnCRATING l Mr. Dykes:f just begun, haven't you? 1..- ! T.. GQQD5 SQLD CN EASY PAYMENTS jim:- Do you know what the monkey said, when D I he caught his tail in the lawn mower? 21323 East Twohig TOm: L?What?,' .-.........................-..-..-......-..-.- - -...-...i. Jim:- It won't be long now! :My . , ,-,S -,Ln 1,- , f A V -- - ,K-gala, .fe-..z,f.-1 Q!Z.m...f' -.L..t,,.f- l1'......1IF-......1..1..1.....-..1..1..1..1.q.-..1gg1.p1g.1qg!. DRINK l EKU' IN BGTTLES O Coca- Cola Bottling Co SAN ANGELO, TEXAS W1un,nu-nn1ul1..1nni.uu1uu1un1u.l1uu1uu1u.1uu -' r ------ - ' -- ac 31-W - :lf-H W 1 1' W 1' 1 4, -Y 4 4' 1' 4 4 4, '4, 4 4 4' '4' 4 4 44 ' 44 44 44 I, 4, I' 1' 4 4 4 '1- 4 4 14 '4 4 4 4, f4, 44 Q44 :4 44 4 44 44 744 4, 4, :4 4' :4 4 4 4 ':- 4 4 4 :4 V 44 4 ' 44 4 44 4 4 44 4' 44 4 44 4, 4, 44 44 44 4 '44 4 4 4' 44 4' 44 4 44 44 44 4, 4 4, 4 4 4,,4 44 44 44,44 44 44 :4,,:4 4 :4'44 4.4 4,,4, 4444 4'4'44' 4 4 4, i 4, 44 44 4 4 ' ' 7 :lp :r .1 W W J' nl., I YV, ,,1... Q-:::::::4-'Q'::Q::::::::::::::::::::::::::,-::::::::::::::::::-::::::- 4 4 fs.,-,xp-.p000'0.'0Q0Q0o::::::::::::::::::::::::: f- ---- '00---,000 ------- - -A-A- ------ - --- -- - ..... 0 vvvv.. v--- A----------,----------- Where BETTER BUCKS Are Built ,,,.,--0 ..... A---- ........ ,AA---------- 7 3 'ig-4 3-5 .2 5 s WE bound this Annual. Our shop is equipped to bind, or re-bind, any book that can be bound anywhere. Special prices on re-binding and re- Producls of the Holcomb-Blant 'Talk on Press 5' 4' Pairing complete libraries. .- 4 I 5' 44 ?,1 I 4 4 54 , :I 4 A Holcomb-Blanton 5114- ! , ' 44 ' fl 4 fl Boolc Is Bound 4 EE to Last W E printed this Annual. We also 4 44 44 Print Anything ---Appreciate Every ' 4: I' , , 11 4 .I thing. Let us convince you our 4, 4 1: 2 14 slogan is true. 4, W 4, if 21 4 44, 44 41 4 4 s 4: I 4- ' 4 A W 'iffiwai-. -M., 44 lf H il w ih 'X 4' W4 4' wr 57 TQAIAS 4-.rouse gl 4' 4 Holfonn-BLANTUN PRINTERY4 ,I 4-4 I4 4 urncri NNUSCIIOKDI. ewuPvl.ll3v-4 ,I L, ,I , mn:reall-'wk-lrlixgzmml-:ln 44 44 :5:3: , g ,fm , :5:5: 4 1:44 4 1 M4444 :ww-f fi 4 5: 44 44 4: 44 ,, 44 44,1 ii-ofa-af.: ,... -,--::::::::::,,,::::::::::::::::::::::,::::::::: - -,,:: it -1 - :Q - iiff:ffff.fffTf'- f- f- QI ffff. - ff- fill li- li- fi- lffifjf ...... 'ff 1927 fain 5 l jg. 1 xx J 1..-..-.......-..-..-..,.....-.......-..- ,........,....-,.... - R. L. Nisbet C. C. Van Court 1' C. E. Carruth Frank Van Court San Angelo Transfer Comp any l COMMERCIAL TRANSFER AND TAXI CABS 1 I 9 H 213 N. Chadbourne Phone 24 ,l...........-........-..-..-..-.......-....-..n-. T - ' rr T INSIST ON Crr's Better Bread l 1 I I L OR Milkalvlade Loaf Q 216 N. Chadbourne lr I ll l l -i- V ,Y-a--- Y-, '- what A -- Ft v NL Q I , . ,WM 4 . .. -.f ,Q J ' - f - 40... -K rl ' .iz flu' ' --- ' 1 1, ' I A ' 4 . un1l c nf--in in--ului: 7: 1: 1. 7: :size--an f-::7ni:n ,!, ,Fl..Iping-I-1n-n11:1llc-Iu1l:ilu--Il1ll1ls1ul1lI-:ln1ln1ngi. l l. l ll ' , r W alkerf Smith Co. it H :: H ll ll WHOLESALE GROCERS ,ar L .l Q 2 Manufacturers and W Distributors of 5 1. S l ll V Pecan Valley Peanut '5 5 ll 3 T Butter l FRESH PURE AND wHoLEsoME , H TRY IT WITH YOUR ,, l LUNoHEs H T VValker-Smith Co. : , H Q Q SAN ANGELO, TEXAS A ll I .. lui! aiuiflinlill-ll--1l:::i::::n1I: :: :l14u1l:i:: 'xixixisfo '!' When you tell a boy something, it goes in one ear l and out the other, but when you tell Katharine Hughes 1 anything, it goes in both ears and out her mouth. l T William Armstrong:- The meanest man I ever knew, borrowed my false teeth and asked for a chew. l ll Lend me your ear, said mother, picking up a bar of soap and a wash rag. If 1 Mr. Lundelius:- Henry Ford is a wealthy man, but H hopelessly ignorant. n Minnie Weddell:- But how could he be ignorant H if he invented the Ford. The main difference between a girl chewin her g ll gum and a cow chewing her cud is-the cow generally I looks thoughtful. V I wonder if Mr. Dykes meant anything. What? I Well he advertised a lecture on Fools and the -..i. ticket I bought said admit one. 7557 1 J x,.,.Mw ,gg k,fQTEXizfM Ailtid ieaigiri g,,fm,j kg . I ,f f 'X-f -A ,lt LQ, y Ak, . Ill, f J-W I 'M iff f 5-4... '-1 ,-' 2 YQ Z7 ' :n1h-ui:t71lil1l:fll1l1lr?:r7:n1ll:-lik 10:11:11n1n-ninn1an1lu1u1n1ll1n1nu1ll1ll1ll1ll-ll1lck H ll K . H . . . . T T gkmertran Eeautg ililnur Britis Fas ions 1 T L I 'H For the Best Results E it H - 1' H l' CANOVA CCFFEE -Berwick Personality Clothes are H Vflfuum Padied H H something new under the sun for the H l' EVCYIQSUUQIY Ffe5h'TIt Hits the SP0t young sons of America! H if F-T T u li is PARAMOUNT SALAD DRESSING H ,, -Originality of pattern-Amazingly ,, il and H i clever styling-Smart color-For all QNAISE SALAD RELISH 1 ll these things take not OUIY the Cake, H is The Finishing Touch for Every Meal 1, but also the coffee. H ,E -- I h -TwentyfSeven Fifty with two pair YOUR GROCER CAN SUPPLY YOU H H trousers. 'i H ll ll H l J. E. YOUNG CQ. l l me ,Q Wholesale Distributors + H H SAN ANGELO, TEXAS T' + ---- K 122 Il Ililiil I: 2:li:l T :I 1l?l !l l li +Kllllli 3 l1llllill l lTlli:lTll1l: 2:3 :i fill'::llll1l IQ +l::: :: rr' --:: -:Y 1:' I llill1l:n l:ill-nn1n? l?n1nn--n-nc' :: nu- 1 u:ful1lc' ::+l:is- 1'ia:1xiu!l A H ll I5 ll l ' M H 'l WHY EXPERIMENT FURTHER, WHY 1 H H ll . J NOT TIE UP TO THE H ' H M Everythlng to in Purina Line of Stock and Poultry T H Feeds L FOR BEST RESULTS i. THE MOST CONVENIENT SELF Ask Us About It L. ' SERVICE SYSTEM IN THE 'i -- M H l u WORLD H H . I it San Angelo Gram Co. 7 T' - ll il FT rn ll H Phone 1517 Z Two Stores:lTwo Markets H l 4171: ,:: -rf--W '::1u: ::7:-cf : u :: r:f'::7::i::-:: ling 'iWl1ul1ll1ll1'll12l1l 1 illfll-If 221 ' 14214 f -as ffl E T' . , ,..., 1-'4vi,x-ni! ' W iv T8 ..r.,.Y ,A LLM -ii if .,. Z V SU fiff if ' 1 - IPNQEA'-P iii-,V T ii T RETTEQ1 VHYY' ' -M109-W., X' - SEQ- . flrlfff' ' 1 . ff N 1 ,, sn -. 'R 'A f . ' 74 1 ,, fr K ,.,..:,- . . --E T' L ,' ' 1 f Q' f '7 97 1 f' ., 7 ,f y ,K-EEE 1 it-.' l 'P - - -'h ' ' - - ' ' - 'm'-'P ' - ' ' - - ' ' - 'M 'l' l l Q Q y 5 Miller Paint Compan l Paint, Wall Paper, Glass Q Picture Framing H Etc. 3 Q l E SAN ANGELO, TEXAS 2 PHONE 5 3 g::-..-..-..- - -.,-..-..-...-..-..- - -..-..M.-..-..-,.-..-..-..-..- - -..-..-..-..-..-..-.-..-........-..-. '! - - - - '- - - - - - - - - '- '-' Sophomore:- What's your name? H ll 1 V I l ll 4 l l, if I 'I' mx-111411-1111: GRIENT PHARMACY The Stove of Quality and Service DRINKS SANDWICHES CANDIES DRUGS SUNDRIES CCSMETICS Plenty of Pavlqing Space Delivery Service from 7:00 a. m. to 7:00 p. m. Telephone 393 637 S. Chadbourne !Z,.. -- . 4 ,Af XT f ' , l in1nn1.q1..1nn1..........u--uint-.1ql..... .ir '- .lu Freshman:- I don't know. Soph:- Don't know your own name? Fresh:ef No. Soph :k Why? Fresh:- I aint myself now. Miss Masseyzf- It's only handsome men who have halitosisf' Red Haley: fsighingj- We gotta have some pro- tectionf' Bozo:- Do you know that girl? Tom Ixflorrisonz- Wait till I see if she matches the powder on my sleeve. Theresa:- Nubs is a poet. Gladys:-L'How can you tell? Theresa:- By the lines in his face. Ed:- Say, were you talking to me? Co-Ed:- Well, yes! Ed:- Why didn't you say something about it bee fore you spoke? flfff , ,, V ,P f WV- f fr R .i . f ff , - R - ,V , ., N. -.. X , .Kr , A f 1 1' in X i .Q - ir - , 1+ : --H - A-f --'1' if, 'l A . ' FN , N A ' -kili, ,-,,-1. lf' V H X --, fe ,av-' ' if , ..,-A-f f 5 , K - -., - - -Y Y -. :gy if ll I l -ii- 1' H I l I H l l i I l I H l i I I -i- v v 3 YQ Z7 .inf : ' -- :n-1.pi.:4..1 :i::- 1 15:1 :-un-.-niuiul .-.....-..-..-.....-..- - -...--......-..- .. .. - -..-..g. I A NA TION' WIDE 5 INS TIT UTION' L E E I 0 o Q u l - i f-It is our Desire and Wish to Always Cofoperate with the Young People. fl il -We take this method of extending to them our Best Wishes for their Future and our Thanks and Appreciation for Their Confidence and Good Will in the past. ........................-....-..-..-........-..- - ....-..-...-..-..-..-.....-..........-..-.........-.,-..-..-.......-.:g. -':f': :':: Z: ':'f: :'l!fs ::5 2' : : :-'1' Teacher:-'On what side of your body is your heart? H bb d L d Th d M H I john:- On the inside. u ar . an eo ore . errmg ?g Mother:- Tom, what is the meal we eat in the HERRING BROTHERS mfa::?iisS.iQg.1.M and Teacher:f What is a Seminary? -.H Pupil:- A place where dead people are buried. Teacher:f What is an avalanche? gBaked Every Day' 1 Pupil:- An automobile that takes people to the V -Bread, Hot Rolls, Cakes and Pies. hospltal-li ' 'SPCUHI Orders for baking S0liCit9d- H Miss Moss:f Luella, you better look out, you have - 'Fancy Groceries is our Specialty. inlgecrciifiigfflielg ig?Jli7grI?ITd3::q9ne'u -HChase E99 Sanborn's Coffee and Teas-Old' i -i A est and Bestfonce used, always a customer. Elmo:- Say Ed, what kind of cigarettes you smok- ' ,V , y . . E ing now? f ,lgfdrdffn Prcservts and Jellies H1 Glass Ed Dickinsonzf- Baseball Cigarettes small change. an in. our ounces to one ga on 51.65. Elmo? f--HOW Come baseball Cigarettes?- -fr- Satisfied Customers is Our Motto. Give i Ed5gHGf0Und9f5, b0Y, Gfoundefs-N Us a trial' 7 Teacher:- Make me a sentence with afford, .................- .. ......-........-..-.....-..-..-..i. john:- My father owns a Ford. ff' . 'C xx',if'iN i45'i?3' G vi -1-,..., , , , A fill '. -in . .N ,, J M' I V N. .,' . f'f'g,x ,, I J :Q 1-r',.t '. Y 'v' Q - -.q xx K 'I 'N PA- 4 ,. A ,A ' I-,Exif ,'u'f in 5-Y! N, --,, it .ix V 4 W 'ffl J NV ... ,. 1927 I J' Q! X27 gk.1.l--.11---1:1111-.n1'n1-ui1-1pm1-m1-'11-n1nn1nn1uuv1un1nug. 1?u1u::an1u:fu:7un1n1uu-::7:: is-as-::1n1n1: nf: -I L , I R - a dal A u to I Ba1ley Auto Co I 33 6 5 Supp ly Co. I l GASOLINE, OILS, STORAGE L I GOODYEAR TIRES WILLARD oooDYEAR 2 i BATTERIES TIRES ATWATER KENT I YoU WILL BE DELIGHTED 7 RADIO WITH OUR Q SUPER SUPER I l SERVICE QUALITY Sudden Service ll - .l l PHONE 118 Q PIIOHC I l 'i 'i 1 '1 '1 i '1 'i 1 ' 'gllilliulilux-1111I1un:-ul1ll-nn1ll1ll1lu1ll1ll1ll1ll-ll ?.1I.?l?lli'lllllTllllll'lilUllllliI T i'l7 i Tllllllill fliIlilliIITllillillllllli-Iltllillilllilillitlllllil l J l l l l I 11:qg.5,,. H A-Good appearance is a wonderful asset. 1 ll T C 1'y?,,, 4, .5 P1 --elt is part of Success and it can be bought at a price one can afford to pay. San Angelo' Texas -For Cleaned Clothes, Washed or Dry I 5 Cleaned I .1 E th, f th S TELEPHoNE H 'U ln OT C 'weel :I my g 669 . - .l jj Girl Graduate 5 I . I I lVlodel Laundry Co. l l ui..-n1ul1uu :111 nina--ln1lI1ll1ll1uI-lu1il:ul1su gi. .intlI1I..1I,1..iIH1.,1..i,,,i.,,,,1,,1,.1,,1.,1,,i,, I ff:-L 7 yo I my ,R I -L WNQif7l1j,,-k XM' Ki -N-iv af ' :Q 6 fill, --Q17 f4,'.f,,,A qw-xg, 2: HT-UQ,-ml ,',, I -T, , - ff' ,,,,ff ' 4 , he M 79 Z7 .. ff , ll ?l-n-In-1:1ll-:minima-ni:u1ul1nn1un1ln-1:11:11 -In--110 :lnl1nn1nn1uu-n-11-11 in-n1nnin-nn1nu-nn-nninu-lu--n1In!n Q fl T Ei A 'W n B n ,, Smart Llothes .L STUDENTS .. l ., 1 i il .. , They mean a lot to every fellows ll WEINSURE your future by acquiring fl , future knowledge that will inspire you onward lu , il gg dt rlfS e. ,, ,Thats Why We Feature H an upwar o a goa o uccess 1: ' -I H i USLIUPIQ mfiltifl QIIUBM Helnsurance Protection and Real Estate ,, ll None Finer or Styled in Better Taste H bought m dlls aggncy. will pfovlde happy i 5 ness and satisfaction in the future. H ll E ll --1 ll H H gg ll - I D. J. B U R K ll N .. ., .. l Real Estates-Insurance M ' Sh 'l H 4 i em OP 5 24 s. chadbvume ll M D o B B s H A T s I SAN ANGBLo, TEXAS ff ii l i 'l 4.,,,,,1.,,.,,,1.,.-,,i,,...,.,.,,,...1,.........,..-......-gl- -nu-uni. in-Quufzu-uniunlzu-1111:-.::l:li:u-ll :rinse-::1ul-nfs!-:ia 1 - - '- - - '- '- ''E' Mr. Pope fardentlyj :- Have you ever met a man H whose touch seemed to thrill every fiber of your being? X WM' Miss Looney:g Oh, yes, once-the dentist. il E H Mr. Dykes:-L'What do you mean by telling Mr. Nunnally that I'm a fool? I Miss Massey:- Heavensl I'm sorry-I didn't know i fl it was a secret. ' E1 '-li ,, Fay L:-L'What would you do if I were to kiss you H ,, on the forehead? y I Lucille H:- I'd call you down. ,. .. l i l' Tom :A What would you do, Jim, if you had a bug- ll gy top and fifteen cents? '1 jim:- I don't know. MASTER CLEANERS AND DYER5 H Tomzg- I'd buy a fine toothed comb from Woolf H PROMPT sERvlcE worthsf' G Joneswick:-!'For vy you bring such a small coat? N l It is too little for you. PHONE 315 Creathstine:--HI know Mr. Joneswick, but it will 'l 25 wssv Bnunsenno Ava. be long enough before I get another one. What you 4,,-,,-,,-,,-,,-,,-,,-,,-,,.,,-,,.,,-.,,.....,.- -.-....-..j. tink? Huh? xii' x v 1-fikxmy .1 ' ,. fi .-.. V i .N av! 4 ', ' E -H , ,.1..- I . v rf A r , I- 2 3 f- , f .B slr-ew 1 ,-.f.,f.s11 X il .gf-y-fi'f1M ,X ,4,J f 761 76227 .l..,-...-..-...........-..- - - - .. .--.-.....-..-.... - - - - - - - -..-..-............-.-..-..-.......................g. , . 1 J H , 1 2 Household F urnzture Co. ll San Angelo, Texas T M 7 M- M EVERYTHING FOR THE 1 HoME I .1 I Ll .LE..-.-..-.....E....-.-........-..-.....-..-........-..-..-..-..-Q.-.....-........-..-.....-.-.....-.......-.i. u-n1nn1nn-un-:ninnlnniuninuQn-nu-uu1uu1u 1 1 u-anim? a3on1nu-nn-n-1pinn11111Iln1n-111411:--nn-un-nn-nu-:lv-llllnga I 1 Q 1 I 1 l 1. . I l Q2 Burton-Lmgo Co. 1 A CITY CAFE , 'i .Quality and Service 1' i Our Motto I T 1 I -1- 1 1 Lumbef and 3 OPEN DAY and NIGHT Building Material ! .1 J Where 'Your Patvonage is E l 1 l L . I H . Appreciatedu WALTER GALLEMQRE Phone 1130 116 S. Chadbourne I Manage? i SAN ANGELO, TEXAS i.-...,....-..-..- -..-..-..-..-..m.-..-..-.....-..-.i 3..-..-..-..-..-..-..-.....-..-..-..-.-.....-...-...4 .---. nfr ' , , , 1 V Z,-f-rgg-, K A-Af-,L -if ZA- ff e. Q X K ll N ,. -A A AA,---M1- P , ,J ,S , - ,, 111 mg, 44,1 .131 11 xx, ,Ii V A . , . A -- vilui, , ' Y I F717 Y , CS ff 'Xi 11 LJ' WAX, A .. ffl Jr V Y.., Q LW hi '.-I l 4'- A' X'r1'Y,. A. fi' F, J ' - , --JFS' ' ', - 'U' Y P X if ,C-,Af -r?Jl,M?l'Mvjk5i iflgmjitl 'E ',1 'F Y 1- 'wr X, c .-....---7..- - 7-- -- -7 - -7 -7 -7 A - --7 -1-.-fa.-I-77...-.:77:.-.::.: 1 : 7:17 -, I--nw-nfs: :::::'f:: KY!!-3? l -- R YV K-7 T 4' 'Z Ii WY H 'Z -- ' - ' ! lr ll H I ll I H TCI 1fLdfCS ff' I I Look into the H future - 1 I l Q I 1 -Are you going to be one of the million that statistics tell us H l live a burdened life, and pass a regretful dependent old age? H U w ' an -Follow the advice of true friends. Practise Industry and Thrift ii N 7rise above the multitude. I ' 4 H -A Savings Account with us will help you do it. We pay 4 pzr R cent on savings accounts, compounded semi-annually. Y l H ll ,L ii xx 1 ll i Q e lrst atlona an ,. Th F' N ' l B lc ' , OF SAN ANGELQ l li In Business In San Angelo Over 44 'Years .gg............................................................i-......-......-..-.... -t.. - E- ....7:: ,.. Qfff' A ,al if-ff! '-fi. p,-S., g 15-41 Q i 5 . it ,I . fr 7, 7 gg J-it-, . L J., - N ., -ff-f' .- .. ,, ,J 1 ffq J: ,E fg'i1'EQ'- ii'j,T -711 , if' V7-' ' 7 'A ' - f- f- '- -lfX.t,,,'-1:97, I ..,v.'. N4 ff. N. X g,tjH,'.,,, iw' W ,af f Qi Eff 1 w w H.. 'Q 1 - X. fXMhl i, J Y 1 ', 1 - ,,,, ,f-'V 7 :1.,,:,gii'X,Q5-M--- -V ' ,Y . '--- -' - W , Q ,Tuff if Y ,XX X-Nf' ,xgyk-,--+A V K ,,' f' J l, , gd , :RV KEN? , J! Rx ' .f .,H ,FAib' . 1 ' V--X -N , Ju V u -if-'i:.f,f ' mv Z A, 4 V4 .M M15 VE- X, 1 Yfw, 'fair f' -V C , f N!1f:9'ff lN fl 'U ,Y-'Z ' 'ff' : 'x ' Q M Kf?u'x ' lwlnww' k MWflulf 'f . 'T ,, K,, i -- 4-ww-N , Lag 5. ,X if ' 'XX , ', :.:,g-SFMW. !v'1l,:fJ-.N 'vw V, fig!! ' H ,VNQFTH IQ Z7 X IH xi v -1--i-.1.--n--.--.-- --...-...1..-n-u-.p1..-1111.11.11 111- 11.11.--.--up-...1..-..u-.qptu-1-11-n--111-at I I I I I Ceniral aiional Bank I I I I I I I I and Central Loan Company I If Combined Capital, Surplus and Profts: .29 I, 000, 000.00 Combined Resources Uoer: s4,5oo,ooo. oo II A Bank of Every Se ce Plus C u tesy and Undoubted St ength W. C. Blanks, President L. L. Farr, Active V ice-Pres. O. C. Cartwright, Cashier Claude S. Gibbs, Jr. Asst. Cashier u piniglglin1'-ggi..-1.1.111'.pqI-qIinl1llillL1l1lu-ll1ll7ll7lu -: 1 1 1: ':l1uli::2Il1nll :lfjriili 111+ fb W-H , kg! I In I .-'I 'i -'Iwi fv M figs? 5' v-N 4.4 ,,: in-XJ,-f if Qfqleazwfme 16227 ,A +l1ll-nllu-In-Ili!!-11:-ll1nu:ln1ln1un-up--an-un-n1 1:11119-up-nu-nz? :f - --:f --:T -af -vlzfxia-:'-I: 'asian-,f l g Ii GEO. ALLEN it THE HOME OF MUSIC I l s 1 N C E 1 8 9 0 H ll ' 3 ! SOHMER, BOARDMAN E? GRAY, M. SCHULZ CO., WERNER I i 1: 2 P I A N O S it If T H 1: BRUNSWICK PANATROPES, PHONOGRAPHS, RADIOS, RECORDS li THE ONLY GENERAL STOCK OF MUSIC IN WEST TEXAS i - ' SMALL INSTRUMENTS AND SUPPLIES I V H is E. Twohig Ave. SAN ANGELO Phone 173 I I 0fv...,.....-nfg..-..1.q.-:::.-an-1-an-::, ::4:u- 1un1un1u-In-In-Il-I-1:11II-II1In1:1-IIin111:111lu-nnvuu-uni-n1qp1u1..1 -.- '! - - - - - - - '- !' Things We Would Like To Know 5 I What makes a Wild Cat, Wild? : How high is up? ll 1 How much dirt is in a hole 3 ft. sq. by 4 ft. deep? ' A D g e O e C O 0 ll Which side of a cow is the inside? ' Who painted the north pole red? S What makes water wet? 4 WE SELL : What makes fire hot? , Q When was the war of 1812? ' H I C E Why glorace Hartgrove doesn't go on the stage? L How eep is a hole? I How long is a piece of rope? ' and Give 55711105 This is a terrible shock, said the youth as he drop' I ped the light wire. W Boyd Nibling:sf Hello, old boy, how do you feel? , PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRIES , Red Haleyz- I swallowed a dimeg can you see any E change in me? . 1- I -'- Miss Woolworth:-J'Dempster, is there any conf phone 33,9 231 N- Chadboume St. Eectgmg link between the animal land and the vegetable ' ' mg om. .L,....,,,,.,,.,,,.,,.,,,-,..,.,..,-,,-,..,,,,...-............-..-..E. Dempster :- Yes ma'amfHash! fx' i 'v,TTf, T'iQ-M N 1 t , lr V, . s W v 'QLQI I, ffyffff I 'SETI If , I k . ,.-Q.':'Qf.,,,,, V K 1 A M fix' il , 1 . - if' ' X ., -Q Ffh- , - . f -, ff, -..l fl 1, -1-. - O M- - x -,.- 1 lx , 1 - Wy. , X X-L 1x , A f,. , 4 V 1 UAYQL-rx-Q. ,A Fujii K. 4 2 xx V l 1-5 ,.i.?h.L-.,, 1927 Jon....1..:4u:in:71-ri 3- -. if 1, 1:11 i::fL-:fnpip-1u:7n.1.gir 1--inc' n1r,,:o--an-.C I-7 f -- qg--fn4-- -- Your Home Should Come First! I l ll ll l rr In the homes of America are born the children of Americag n and from them go out into American Life, American men and rr women. They go out with the stamp of their homes upon themg ll and only as these homes are what they should be, will they be H what they should be. -I. C. Holland. ll ll I I H l I , or l 0 A Robert Massze Compcm lr Furniture and Undertaking Furniture Phone 837 Undertaking Phone 143 Fi ' A H .g.............n.. ,.e,::,: r...-xi.. nZ....iz.-.....-..1:....-..-:....e,.e :.....i::Z..e2:,fn,.e 2f........f I rfr- , L iflxn ffffx-'flu X ' Fvliqry Q,.,,,.. -1 Wa-g I A - .Linj J, of jgkbllw-A ' 'X -- AA'SYLs31gA'R-4 i--.?, -Q I X191 I 5 f. 'TT--f A - -'L - - Z!-Z'j4W-4M,..,Yi5y,: N VwT'tNWqQ4 4n M,,,,, ,ya . - . fxr la: .u, il' 14 :4 :Ax i N 1 an I 4 H lr w f' W' I v 4 2-JA ...-... ....-......-..-.--........ ..- - ...........-..-..-..-,!. ! I I With Every Good Wish for the Future F? lty rug tore C ' D S l L E ll PALS TO THE YOUNG FOLK 5. -,.....-. - - ......-......-.. ..... .........-..-..-..-..-. -..- - -..-..-..-..-.....-..-..-.... -..-.:i. '- - - - - -'- ------- Latin Teacherziiujohnny what is the future of do? 3 Johnny:A Brea Sir. l P . 1 1 'liord B:f Tiou hhad betfer save your matches, they lg g y g g y aindvfiliianniiwiriiio Unger' --THE CLEAN STORE Ford B:- They are long enough. g Bright Student fstudying Robinson Crusoej :4L'Su.y swf I X I Q SN : Miss Arnold, was Robinson Crusoe an acrobat? I Miss Arnold:- Why no, I think not. Why do you , ask? I Bright Student:- Well, it says in the book that he I sat on his chest and smoked his pipe. i l T Horace:-- Say Tom, why are you looking back at I that girl so? L Tom:-L'Oh I was looking back to see if she was l looking back to see if I was looking back to see if she A FREE soHooL or EooNoMY was looking back at me- IN GROCERY BUYING --For Sale-- i Ten cents worth of chewing gum, slightly used, but 4.. . ..-.--- .....-.....-.........-........-...Q good as new. TWV' ,. I K. ff -:fe . 4 ..so Q xx ,,L,f5e fi 'L Tj' KJ-, H, ,, -- 1 Lil A q-'M A X P - ' '- -X.-.w,..s - s sf. lv-li ' W- .'Tfl'Qf2'b I- - ,QI i is 1 f ,.1.f,,ewg , 5 A 'N L .. f ,, A, M, H. ,fs 1. flxl A -egrif, tv.:-fir ' -'MJ' -Ww41..4E, -ss 1:13 1:11 1:11,-1:7 1 1-1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1n1..1.,1n1 1 1 1 1-1 1 1 1 1 A , . ,.- . 3 , . I f , 1 ' Ia f- L Il-KS .-- .3 sf I I - E RV I C E What You Want! atisfactory ales Prompt Remittance of Proceeds This 'You Will Get When Consigning To Wool Growers' Central Storage Co OFFICE:f--'Central National Bank Building. WAREHOUSE:1K. C. M. Ei O. Siding, Post Addition. We Carry ll Large Stock of SherwinfW1IIiams Harmlcss Sheep Marking Liquid Wool Sacks, Wool Twine and Sewing Twine We Make Loans On Sheep and Goats1Make Liberal Advances On Wool and Mohair We Extend To 'You a Most Hearty Invitation to Make Our Office Headquarters, When In Town OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS Robert Massie, Presidentg L, L. Farr, VicefPresidentg S. E. Couch, Vice-Presidentg J. A. Whitten, VicefPresidentg J. M. O'DanieI, Secretary-Treasurer Lila U. Simpson, Assistant SecretaryfTreasurer J. M. Shannong S. Allison INDIVIDUAL RESPONSIBILITY, OVER ............ . . . SS,0O0,000.00 CAPITAL, SURPLUS AND UNDIVIDED PROFITS .... ..... .S 403,000.00 A 4 an f 'tt ..':, . if r 'ni .X-m -.f 1-nl, L ,, ,-5.1-,q YlA f . .,,,, 1: 1:1 :n-.qu--u1:n1 1: 1 1: 7: 1: 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 17:1 1:1 12 1: 1: 1: 1 1 1: 1..1...1..1..1l.1. 11. -lp-u1..1..1 1 N ,Q Y. x fd.:-: , -A I l 14341 . 13? I PW ,llf X' 5 K Y! if 1.1 1 1 1 1 1 1.u1..1ln1l-,1 .1..,1u.1,.1.,.1.,,.1,,,1 1 1 1 1 1 1..1..1,,,1..,-,,.1..1..1..1. Cook Elecirically Use a Hoi-Poini Electric Range SEE OUR LINE OF NEW MODEL FRIGIDAIRES WE HANDLE EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL San Angelo Wafer, Light CS' Power Co Phones 2240-2241-2242 1,....,.1..1 1.u1m11 -..1..1.1 1 1n1n1...1..1n1.,1..1.4l1..1u1p,1gI1u,1l'1..1l.1..1..1.g1..1 ...1 1..1...1..1..1.,.1..1.n1,.1g,1..1 1 1.141 11,1I.1I.1g.1..1..1.l1l.1gl-.g1l.1.l- 1..1..1..1.. San Angelo Business College We Will Help Youzl FivstfTO GET A COLLEGE EDUCATION Second-TO GET A POSITION WITH A GOOD SALARY Phone 415 12 1f2 E. Concho 'Q 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1l1un1.-.-..r1.l1..1.,1.l1q vs-nn--nu 1 11 11 11 11 11 I Il -i' 'I'- xi re H 11 11 li H ll H 1 1 1 I I 1 11 ri J . -My LJ., -4. f - 'life MW 4-up-gl14n-uniniuniuuiun1un1nn1nl1qu1u.-ul-u 1.411.111-..gp1nq1nu1uu1uiun-.un- un-nglnginlinl X I 4 M- 7 'X it ll 3- ii! Kodalcs, Films and Finishing , . A 1' 4 Al xl' rv Qualihfli' celgfbiv .'-- No SODA FOUNTAIN BUT EVERYTHING IN DRUGS ii ll u1.n1..n1u 12 1 R E N T A C A R E ,L l , -fDo your own driving-Go when and where you please. - fChrysler, Studebaker, Willis Knight, 5 if Chevrolet and Ford-All New Cars. TRY THEM 5 l 1 l 1 Auto Brokerage Co. Phone 218 27f29 N. Chadhourne 1 I 4, ,i,,,,1...1.,1m,-.. .-14.11.11-1-1-41 1nu-nn1uu1us1-su-111111111 -.........-..-..-.....-......-.........-...-.....-........ 1, 4...-...-..........-...-...............-....-.......-..-........-..-....... For y'our trip, for dress or for business attire you may be sure you are right if DOUGLAS shod, W. L. DOUGLAS shoes are in keeping with correct apparel every' where. See the many new styles in our store. Ray SL Williek ...nine-1.1nu...-.1nn1uu1gli-11g-1nl--u-u1un..uuil is 1 Waison,s Confectionery 1 ff 1 Chile Hot Tamales Sandwiches CAK PIES 111 Nogdbourne 1 gl. gipu.-.link-. 1 .-1mianvll-uu1un...un1ul-lu1nu-ali..-u1u ,M A. - .,r 1- ,' , L .f ., K, , . 'ffl' ii K f,7'?,iQ?i7 Jfipiiij 2? ml' 1' ,ff1'-X CW, 24-h i V Y QF- Avkr ' VlQ..,'!A4r'- Q A Xi-C' N-' M4- Jia, Na-1-1 'V 'A-YWQLY4. 4 ,.,, 4 f A ?14l1'+ui TC7'Vl.lll1Yf'L'7xk nl +l1,,,,1gu1.xw1uu1uu1..11.11.1 .-. .1 .gqg.-qu1..1n1.,- ..-q.Q.n- 1.11.-.pin-1n1g.1.p.1..-.ggi 1 1.4l1qq1gq.1l.1.pq1.g1.qilq1l-4114131111.1111- -...I-gl.-.gl-n1lg1gp1pp1 Congratulations, Seniors! We congratulate you upon the successful completion of your High School work, and. rejoice with. you as you approach your Commencement Day, when you will receive your diploma as a reward for the years of faithful work you have done. 'Ne are proud of you, and wish for each of you life's richest rewards in the various fields of endeavor 'to which you go. 1, - MartinfCloVer Comp any Wholesale Distributors of LIBBY'S Canned Foods of all kinds. DEL MONTE Canned Fruits E-? Vegetables. COBB'S Brand of New York Canned Vegetables. CREAM OF THE PLAINS FLOUR-The finest flour in Texas. WAMBA COFFEE-Morning-Noon-Night. 1 TEMTOR Jellies, jams, and Preserves-like mother makes. lg 7.-1-Ivifllnlll'1II3TlilllllilliillI'ill5lITlliflillilITll-'illTlglillTIMTlllT1Ii'lillillllTlllil-ijl'-'ffiflili Ei.: llTliU:il!'llTllil: IIWIITINTUITIITIITIITIllilliill-1llilllllTllTllTllTlllIli-lllllllil?l?llilTllTlW I WE BUY HIDES, FURS, COTTON, PECANS, AND COUNTRY PRODUCE l -l l I Wool Commission Merchants Wlrolesale and Retail Dealers In g DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, AND GRAIN 5 SAN ANCELO, TEXAS I - I lUilllllill'iUlTll'ilifliiliIlillillTllTlIillillillillillTUUTllill1ll'll1lT T lTKllllillll1ll1lUilliUl'Tll11l+ llrfr. l kk V- Dj' ' 1 Vx - - . ,-V-:-flwrfiaj. 'ff' if L-:Qi in - l. the We ,1. if , 'cfs-ef - --tra-... ff. A li 'Lf , ' ' A -e gg: i 77:-Tw 'ss v ' A -4. ' . 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