San Angelo Central High School - Westerner Yearbook (San Angelo, TX)
- Class of 1929
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I trust that the time spent with your studies and student activities at the San Angelo High School will return a full measure of fruitfulness. It is my sincere hope that to each of you usefulness will come. As you later go about your life work as men and women, the Westerner, I am sure, will return to you many happy memories. FELIX E. SMITH, Superintendent. 4,o4-4-404,444-Q-QQQQ-4-----,44--,p4pQ4 QQa'p,a, 4'4--0, -- 'xx:::: :xxxf5 THE WESTERNER :xx::::x:x:::::::::::'f There are two qualities that are always found among a good student body- loyalty and school spirit. I can sincerely say that the loyalty of our student body this year has been outstanding. You have also shown an excellent school spirit. You have gained for the school fine honors in athletics, in literary work, in music, and in vocaf tional agriculture. Let me ask that you carry this same spirit throughout life. Bear your share of the burden and stand always for what is right. I wish to thank the Staff, especially, for the untiring work in getting out this splendid issue of The Westerner. You have done much hard work to make this issue a success. In after years, I'm sure that you will feel fully paid for your efforts. C. H. KENLEY, Principal. + f 1 H-MA i -I W I N It-IYQAAT-74 w i I. ..?L..-J, --- ..... 0 .... -vv--- .-... -- ....vv. --- .v.,.... 0-av-0o4--a----- - ::::::::,f 1 ' f THE XVESTERNER ' 'mf'-f' BOARD OF EDUCATION S. W. MARCH C. W. HOBBS C. R. HALLMARK W. E. BLANTON W. M. HEMPHILI. R, H. COMPTON W. C. BLANKS FELIX E. SMITH -,-,0,-,4, - 4','4-------- ,,,',,,.f'---'---,',,,,,'',-, f f ' THE xx'EsrERN.ER '7 T f FACULTY C. H. KENLEY-A. B. Ahilene Christian Collegeg University of Texas Not even S. A. H. S. can fluster him LEOLA CAMPBELL-B. A. - M. A. University of Texas. 'AGreat thoughts come from the heart and also from Miss Campbell. EDITH ANDERSON-B. S. University of Texas. She cooks and cooks and Cooks. B. F. HARDT-B. A. Southwestern University. A science professor and a good friend to all. ARRIE BARRETTfB. A. Southwestern Universityg M. A. University of Tcxa lndustrious and ever ready to do her part. G. A. LUNDELIUSQM. A. University of Texas. Hurrah for L'Lundy g he smiles at all. MARY EDITH TAYLOR-fB. A. South West Texas Teachers College. A dainty maidg a UScribbler too. H. D. PCPEfB. S. University of Alahama. He attends to his own business and makes a good job of it. ' THE XVESTERNER 'f I FACULTY MARGARET DCUWNIE Graduate of Michigan Conservatory of Musicg Chicago Musical Conservatoryg special work in New York in voice and violin. Delights in glee clubs, orchestras, and concerts. ERLE MOSS B. A. University of Texas. Good talkers are not all in Paris, nor good friends either. GRACE FITZWILLIAMJ-B. A. University of Texas. She moves a goddess and she looks a queen. H. G. STOVALL---PB. A. Baylor University. A 'iStandard reporter, too, when he is not teaching speakers to speak. DAN G. MOWREY--B. A. University of Texas. Fore! A Sawyer but no relation to Tom. MARY VELMA MASSEY-B. A. University of Texas. Spanish and flaming pelo-quite a paradox. bl. I. DYKES B. A. Trinity University. A Daddy twice, but still ulkeyn to many. JESSIE STAPP- -B. A. Texas University. An unlimited amount of dramatic ability and conviviality. . . T - 4 -------' 0 Q, ,'-,-0-,,'-f, 4'41,f'Q4Q '4,aop,pQp.'0,Q44-0,0'04'4f 4a r r fff:fmfrxf'f: THE XVESTERNER T f 73 x FACU LTY W. R. BISSETfB. A. Howard Payne. He brings home the bacon from Austin, Fort Worth, and even Kansas. ORA MAE CURRY-B. A., M. A. University of Texas. A soft voice and a lovable character. LIPSCOMB ANDERSON-B. S. Texas Agricultural if Mechanical College. The baby's wail and that of a Ford are all the same to him. CLYDINE STICKNEY-B. A. University of Texas. Lest we forget her modest nobility of character. LOUISE BOREN-B. A. Southern Methodist University. We're told that she likes east land, and one'act plays. HOWARD M. NOLES-M. A. University of Colorado. Always in a good humor wherever you see him. T. D. VVHITEfB. S. Agricultural E99 Mechanical College of Texas. An Aggie but serious always, even at a football game. R. W. TOWNLEY-B. A. Austin College. He raises the roof sometimes fwitli his bandj. A w---- - ' ' ' . -rf f, '0.p,,.'-4-'Q',.f0.'.'.''0.,'f,0'.'04044,04-QQ4.'.'.,,.'Q.,444444,.',-.'4---.aff.14 ' THE XVESTERNER f 'T f' f FACULTY EDWIN ALSUPWB. S. third summer Sul Ross: A. E? M. College. A mighty hunter, and his prey is math. MYRTLE OLIVER--B. S. College of Industrial Arts, Columbia University Attractive and efficient-an unusual combination. T. F. PEARSON-WB. S. North Texas State Teachers College. A Carpenter is known by his chips. GRETCHEN HOVVELLAB. A. West Texas State Teachers College. S. A. H. Sfs right hand helper. C-EXELIB ,,.--4-,-.-,4--,,,,4,004-,,,.',.',.'4,-4-'. ., ,f-.','-.'-,..',---,- o0:::::-- .... -v .... va0--,Y 7,-,,, ,, , ! 1 I n a I F 5 - S - 'gfliqflf' K' 'T' v X 1 Q, -H 5-K ' I Xi! If 1 ' K fi , , ' ' ' ,f A iff. ,QU 9 VM 5 ' XX I 'S . 1 S . - N h - gf - +- rf -v'g1'5 - Q' V Nh-XE :L1?'i EE 134 . , wig f- qv .ix wx -3, S- , ' , .:,M.4,,l LW-, - V :FaL',- , ,ZW ,f ,m,,m, V4m,,4.! K ,diff- CLASSES are pa4::::':::::: a44::::44o :::oo:::::QQQQQQ-ooo:-nop-040,090,440 'oo-oo: for-ao 5 E 3 -4 D- E T II 'I 5 , ,Y 9: 'Q ff , 0 II II II II S II In 0 0 ll 'I II Il II II II II I I I In II 0 'I 0 'I In 'I I II 'I II ll II II Il 4 I II II II II 41 II 0 'I II 'I II II 'I II 5 ll 'I II 'I 'I 1+ I I II II II L ER STERN E W E S R ENI0 S 9 , 'N' , , , , fv , , , , , , , , ,. , , , 3 , , 9, , , , , , , , -- -vv 'f f T' THE WESTERNER I ' 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I 'I 4, I 'I EE GFFICERS 'I 'I 'I I, OF SENICR CLASS OF '29 I A I G V 'I 'I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I . 1' HILLORD HINSON ........ ......,.......... P reszderut 'I 'I I I, JACK JORDAN ........... .......... V ice f President l 1 E DOROTHY SMITH .......... ..., ......... S e cretary I 1 1 AUDREY JENNINGS .,,,,,,, ,...,... S ergearItfatfArrns EE 'I ' 'I 'I I' GREEN AND WHITE .................. Colors 'I 'I QI WHITE ROSE .............,.... Flower 'I 'I 'I 'I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 1 'I 'I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I qivn Y 5 i'l I G::: A::::::::::: -::::- ::::: ::::::::::'-A QQQQQQQQ T: 4:+-4:::::: :i'::::0::,:: ,'4f.'4-.'4f,i'4-.ap-:'Qf i i i 13 Z ' 'I I ' 5 5 ll S 'I I I 'I 2 I I II 5 'I I 'I T l' 1' IE Il :I .I If I ' I: X 'I 'I ' 'I 1 I :I I :I if Q li 'I :I 'I ' ' I I 5 I 5' I ll HAROLD ALBERT OLA FAY BETTESWORTH 5 I Dago did ground work for footballf' The cutest and sweetest little girl in t 5 Yell Leader '28. High SCl100l- If Q Vocational Agriculture '29. Eerfdsguad 525, '27 ,28. 4: I A Association. o ugs ' . I C Glee Club '27, I 'T If RUTHELLE ALLEN Home Economics '2s. I 2 r FavfJrLte cplor must be red. :I l Glee C u '2 '28. ' ' . ' . . DOROTHY BROWN II 'l gap g?i,726' 27' Everybody knows Dorothy. I t 2 Palms U . ' . Editorfinfchief Annual '29. ,. 5 4 gg::gyEg:gm?'Ci'-ggesldent' President Modern Reading Club '29. f 8 'I . , ' Spanish Club '27, '28. 1 ff Blology 28- Pep Squad '26, '28. , .I TZ THELMA ALLEN Glee Club 28' T1 'I If her deeds fall as softly on the world 'I 1, as does her voice-dll will be riglttf' J' G. BUNYARD. BUD ,I 5 Home Economics Club 28, 29. '-Evefybodys Own Good Buddy, I, l EEIOEY C1165 57- Track '29. 2 X emistry u '28. S ' P1 '29. I 4 Pep Squad '28, '29' Oerlildolaxct alglay '29. Glee C1115 '23, '29- Boys' Glee Club '29. ' :P I: Spanish Club '27. ,: I l 'I :l DORIS ANDERSON PAT BUNNELL H A I ' I 1: She knows enough, An enormous lwmgnlilqeness of a 8 I, Pep Squad '26, '27, '28. ' lvvqble l'fiSl11'flQ'fl- l l 5 :I Chemistry Club '28. Chippewa 28, 29, V1cefPres1dent. ' 5 4 Tennis Club '29. Chippewa Play 28. I 2 5 Q R I I 'I 5: I Ii If 'I 'l 'I 'I 'I 'I :I :I I I I If Il S 'I 'I 'I 'I I 'I 'I I 'I 5 'I 5 I 'I S 'I H l 'I 'I I 'I 1' 2 ..-E W 2 2 2 We It a-,,----- ---- -A -A-A--A- -, A----- --A-- ---A A - ------A-A' -- -f ----A N -v avvavvaa-Q4-----'4,-,0po-v 'f f '- THE WESTERNER 'f : AZILE LEE BURROWS MARTHA LEE CLARK A cute girl and a good student. A grand girl who knows both boys Pep Squad '26. and girls. Tennis Club '28, '29. Glee Club '26, '27, '28, '29. Reading Club '29. Pep Squad '26, '27, '28. Essa Contest '29. Tennis Club '27, '28, '29. Sec'y '29. Y SADIE CAMPBELL A sweet and lovable girl whom GUINN CQX we all m m e ' However lar e the uestion ou can Pep Squad '26, q . 2' . ,. H , 1 , get an answer from little Guinn. omc Economics Club 28. . . Rwdhy Cl b ,29 Radio Club 28. ' l U ' Spanish Club '29. BEULAH CARTER Everyone does not know Beulah, but sie is worth knowing. GENEVA CURRY Clee Club '27. Sh '1 - d 1 Home Economics Club '28. eSi'2'EeW'f5'2':'f'x,'l,,e'ih'g,'e. we are g ad President Latin Club '28. Home Ewnomics Club '29' Scribblcrs' Club '29. MARJORIE CLARK The girl with the laughing hvown eyes ELNORA DEAN who can win any heart she seeks. -Quiet, but 41 lflyfll fffefld- Scribblcrs' Club '28, '29. Glee Club '26, '27, '28, '29- Glec Club '28, '29, Latin Club '28. PCP Squad '28, SCI'll'Jl'3l8l'S' 4 0-04044-4-O - p', Q,404::: :: :o0o::::00::-4:::::,o::::a::::44:::: 04004, Li? ' THE NVESTERNER ' - ' LOUISE DAVIS A finer friend no one has found. Pep Squad Zi, '26. Home Economics '28. Spanish Club '29. Debate '29, JACQUELINE EDWARDS. NJACKIEH jackie is a friend who will not turn you down. How we love her is no one's business. Home Economics Club '29. Pep Squad '2S. BERT DENNIS As quiet as the quietest mouse, but deep as the deepest lake. EDWIN DICKINSON. Miss ADA Ed has tried many things, but be showed us how to play baseball. Baseball '27, A Association '29. THELMA EWALD Thelma is a good sport and a friend to allf' Home Economies '27, '28. Pep Squad '26, '27, '28. Reading Club '28. Glee Club '28. FREDAH FULGHUM What is Fredalfs Bates for fisb ? Glee Club '28. Girls' Basket Ball '28. Chippewa Club '29. ROSWELL GLENN. CAMEL He sure has to lump it sometimes. Latin Club '28, '29. Band '29. Tennis '28, Baseball '27. MARIE GLOVER. Reno '1'lwougl1 sun and 'rain Reba 'remains the same. Pep Squad '25, '26. Tennis '28. Staff Westerner '29, Secretary Reading Club '29. Home Economics Club '28. ,cocoonoQeeo::Q::::v::::o::0 Q, :::::4:: ::4-:::::44: : 'Q-of f ,-.040 'H ' ' ' T HE NVESTERNER ' ' HARVEY GRIEF A talented rnusirian who aspires to be a successor of Sousa, Spanish Club '27, Chemistry Club '28, President Scribblcrs' Club '29, Orchestra '27, '28, Band '29, JULIA GRIGCS Carefree julia will always succeed lzaving a good time. Home Ecumimics Club '28, '29, Pep Squad '26, '27, '28, BARNEY HALEY. LITTLE Run Our best allfrourid atlzlete is truly Afl representative, Football '27, '28, Captainfclect '29, Basketball '28, Captain '29, Track '28, '29, A Association '28, '29, L, V. HALL He has proved liis friendship. Band '29. 1171 SUSIE LEE HALL 'Laugh and tlie world lauglzs with youf lt's 'never sad on Susie Lee's ac' count. Latin Club '28, Scribblcr's Club '29, BESSIE LEE HALLMARK Beautiful to look at, good to talk to and pleasant to remember. Pep Squad '25, '26, '27, '28, Glcc Club '27, Reading Club '28, ROSIE GOREN One girl who never has to bother about lier hair being curled. Orclicstra '26, '27, '28, '29, THELMA HECKMAN Quiet and reserved, but wortli a price. Latin Club '29, Home Economics Club '27, caavavff' ', ',-+4-'Q-04-'-4p,-QQ'QQQQQQQQQQQQQa0a'a04aooppQ4'4-0 17'f ' THE WEST ERNER ' HILLORD HINSON Hes one in a million with a heart so big he can hold the love of the '29 Seniors and a few besides. Debate '27. Declamation '28, '29. Kittens '29. Chemistry Club '27, '28. Chippewa Club, President, '27, '28, '29, President of Senior Class '29. Senior Class Play '29. Chippewa Play '28. CHARLES HITT We're sorry he quit, for after all the quitters have a hard time. LORENE HOLDER Lorene is as unconcerned about her lesf sons as she shouldn't be. Biology Club '26. Spanish Club '26. Pep Squad '27, '28. Secretary Library Club '28. HELEN HOGUE Is as lovable as she is smart-'nuf said. Spanish Club '26, '27, '28, Reading Club, Secretary '28, '29. ,--0-,',p' i JACK JORDAN Droll and funny. Track '28, '29. Pep Squad '28. Vice-President Senior Class '29. Vice-President junior Class '28. REX KEELING Another Mark Twain. A Association '27, '28, President '29. Football '27, '28. Track '27, '28, Captain '29. Staff Westerner '29. HOLLIS KEETON You can't stand a chance Hollis alone. Track '27, '28. Football '28. Chippewa '28, '29. Chemistry Club '28. BRENTS KENLEY H+-L'1'he quiet half. Basketball '29. girls, so leave .r::::::Q'::o0'Q,.r , vv ' aapvfeaavavvv ,,,--,-----,,-,,-- -,-,-,,,-,--,-,,--,, SEWELL KENLEY CHARLES L. LASHLEE The noisy half, 'The Book of Knowledge on foot -- a Spanish Club '28, volume brixtling with expostulationsf' One Act Play '28, Business Mzlnagcr Annual '29, Track '29, Chippewa Club '29, Clcc Club '29, Band '29, Spanish Club '27, Secretary '28, MARY KITCHELL . 'Tl1ut lazy old Southern the Senior Play, 'haw' pm we RANDOLPH McKENZIE, HANns0Mr5 pep Squad '28. Y Our Own Harold Lloyd. Chippewa Club '28, Sfnmf Plalf 29, Scnxur Play '28, Club '29 J nppewa u , MERLE KUYKENDALL Male is fond of 'Nuttsf IONIA MARTIN Chippewa Club '29, Clue Club '29, Basket Ball '27, '28, Vullcy Ball '27, Choral Club '27, Ionic, and her musical achievements are held in high esteem. Pep Squad '26, '27, Reading Club '29, XNYNONAH LACY EDNA MATHEWS VJynm1ul1 talks lesx, but knows more, True blue. Pep Squad, Spanish Club '29, l 1'1ffvaaaaa'va'Q100041400021410vv0'a04a 4'4vA44-4 4,-,--,,---,,-,,-- '...,.,.,.r.'.,.-.,Q4'Q .'0:f at 2 THE WESTERNER -2-2--2 2 FERN MATHEWS An entertaining, attractive girl. Spanish Club '27, '28. Pep Squad '28. Glee Club '29. Dramatic Club '29, SADIE MILLS Curls make tlze girl. GLADYS MONCRIEF Gentlemen prefer blondes. Pep squad '25, '26, '27, '28. HENRY MYERS All the ladies' man. Senior Class Play '29. Senior Class Play '28. Glee Club '29. Radio Club '28. LUCILLE NANCE A good sport, a more interesting com' panion, and a best friend, One Act Play Contest '28, '29. Pep Squad '28, '29. Chippewa Club '28. Chemistry Club '28. Reading Club '29, IRENE NEVES A thing of beauty is a joy forever - 'Rene' is able to create beautiful work. Pep Squad '26, '27, '28. Chemistry Club '28. Art Club '29. Annual Staff fArt editorj '29. LEWIS NIMITZ Lord Andrew. He should be an English Lord. Tennis '26, '27, '28. Spanish Club '27. Scribblers' Club '29. Senior Play '29. COLLIER NOUGUES A human paradox. Tennis '26, '27, '28, '29. Football '27. Glee Club '28, '29. Track '27. F '-4 - W 7 'V ' 0-----v4,,040,,'0------ -eaafovava aoQ4'44Qv Qpeavv-Q 0 no 0-0,0-Q14-4-0 ,,-4p,f,,'-,,,- THE XVESTERNER '. . ,er ROBENA NUSSBAUMIER. BABE MEDQRA REED A quiet exterior, hiding, nevertheless, a Hey llumof is delightful. mischievous and lovable character. Spanish Club '27, '28- Vicc President Scribblcfs Club '29. Home Economics '28, 'gg' Pep Squad '28, '29. ESCAR PACE MIRIAM RIDCEWAY A grind Student and a fine lad, Sl1e's a preacliefs daughter, but one Vocutiniml Agriculture Club '29, good sport, Secretary Scribblers' Club '29. Pep Squad '28, '29. ALICE POVJELL One of the rnnxr lovable girls in High ,l. C. ROBINSON School. H , H Home Ecunmnics Club '28, '29, He left- but we ffmfmbff him' Spnnislx Club '27, '28. MARY NELL PRICE Her brains are ax freclqles. Reading Club '29, CLARK VON ROSENBERG He rniglit have been in love once numerous as her who knows? Band '29, Science Club '29. apvafffn'-'-,,,' 'Q1-'rv-av44Q4p4,0,.,4a4a4p4o40.a4f'v'pp44 4-.QQ-Q :Q'::e:::::: 0::4: : THE WESTERNER 1's'TfZfii f'f MARTHA ROSENTHAL DOROTHY SMITH. DOT A-A loyal student of S- A. H' Sf' Show usvtlie person who doesn't love Pep Squad '25, '26, '27, '28. Spanish Club '26, '27, '28, '29. DORIS RUSSELL A friend of Mcwtha's. Home Economics Club '26. Spanish Club '25, '26, '27, '28. Pep Squad '26, '27, '28, '29. Dot. Pep Squad '28, '29. Glee Club Vice President '29. Secretary Class '29. President Scribbler's Club '29. Staff Westerner '29. A. D. STEGER. Doc A lad who made a fine D Senior Play, Boys Glee Club '29. MABLE RUSSELL Orchestra '28. Band '29. just one of the 'Eternal Triangle' PARKER TAYLOR ,, Glee Club -27 -28. Still waters run deep. Pep Squad -lg -29. A Association '28, '29. Latin Club '26, '2s. Baseball 27- Track 29. Treasurer Art Club '28, '29. Debate '29. VIRGINIA SCOTT. scum , Ch Latin Club '28. Chemistry Club '28. WILLIAM TAYLOR ippewa Debating Club '26. ViTgi11ir1 Play-9 'Hovkey'-'nuf Said. Secretary and Treasurer '27, 0 Pep Squad '25, '26, '-7. Yell Leader '27. ' Secretary Class '25. President Dramatic Club '28. Spanish Club '26. President '28, Honorary Member '29. Declamation '26, '27. Debate '28. Chippewa Play '28. ad in the +tTi..V- -1--v-Q --Y- ,---,---,-,,---,-- -L 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I ' I 'I 'I S Q I I 'I I 1 l 1 'I 'I 'I 'I 5 'I 'I 'I 'I 5 'I 'I 'I 'I S 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 5 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 0 'I 'I H O O 9 S I I I S 4 I I 5 S 5 9 Q 8 5 I 4 -- ,..... Yv ....... - ..... ....v.. v vvvvvv v... vo ..v.. v-v------ ' THE XVESTERNER '. ' LAURA TISDALE ROBERTA WEAVER She knows what she wants. She S 0' gnmd housewife' Cold Bug Club '29. KATHERINE WEBB Katherine can be gveat if she conquers LEILA WAGNER the world as she has her studies. Pep Squad '26, '27, '28. Leila's plans always go up in smoke. Latin Club '27. Pep Squad '28. Home Economics '28. Art Club '28. Spanish Club '29 Treasurer. Essay Contest '29. MAMIE WENDLAND LOUISE WALKER- uslllilfzn Mamie is the most delightful of actors .. H , . 4 - H and pianists, Lutghalngliiumgs F7C'llLll Doll. Glee Club .26, .275 18, .294 Spvmigh Clug'.g,8 President Biology Club '27. Tcbnis Club Ig?ud5ng,gll'l?6lgg,7 .28 .79 Scribblcrs' Club '29. SLP, , ' ' ' ' Clcc Club '29, Smog 'gi 2? Pep Squad '28, '29. ne Ct ay. 29' Annual Staff 29. DARRELL WEAKS MERTON WEST A typical Weste111er and proud of it. Real smart. Vocational Agriculture Club '29. Spanish Club '29. Live Stock judging Team '29. . -H -- 1 'QQ.'0.p0 f-,4,,4,-.-.f -f 14-'a4'44044-.4Q'-pp0Q::Q4':: ::::::'o::vc4: F Ir' S I I I I I I I I C I 'I 'I I I o::0 ::0::4 'I 'I I I I I 'I I I I I :o:: ::oo-000 I I 'I 'I 'I 'I I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I I I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I II 'I I 'I I 'I 'I 'I 'I I 'I 'I 'I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 9 'fx::x'T:::i'::f THE WESTERNER ' ' MARY DE VANE WHATLEY A student High School is proud to claim. Reading Club '29. Debate '29. Senior Play '29. ONITA WHITE 1, A friend to those who care. Glee Club '27, '28. Home Economics Club '28, '29. T. L. WHITE. TOMM1E joke Editor, and How! Staff Westerner '29. Boys' Glee Club '29. MILDRED WILLIS We remember her dimples. WANONA WOOTEN We love Wario-aa for what she is and what she can be. Latin Club '28, '29. Glee Club '27, '28, '29. Biology '2'7. Pep Squad '27. LOLA WYATT An artist of great promise. Art Club '29. EDWARD COPE Hc'll eat himself if he doesrft watch out. Chemistry Club. AUDRY JENNINGS. FA'rs We all love 'Fats' and he loves all the ladies. A Association. Football '27, '28, o04Qooo--,v--- ----0.pv---o-v--- ,-- -::::::Joaovfaovr-vovapvopofo THE XVESTERNER m'Hm ff m ':mq I I I .. L-. .. . . l VERA GASKINS THELMA JAMES We wish her luck for lzer life in the A cute 'Flapper Fa1mie'. 1 future. Glec Club '27, '28, '29, 1 Spanish Club '26, '27. Latin Club '27, '28. BARNES COLLIER i Barnes ix the official target of all jokes. FRANK HEGILL l Secretary and Treasurer of F. F. T. Club. He knows lots, and tells more. 1 I l l S g 93 l CONTINUATION OF SENIORS ' WILLIAM ARMSTRONG LORAN NEEL KIRON DOOLEY BILLY SPENCER L EVELYN HARTZOG FLORENCE WILLIAMS ' MITCHELL HOGAN FLOYD FARQUE x I I l im-- L Y V.-.f- - Y Y Y Y. 1 ,QQ---' -0,004-of-4-4-Qaaaoooovc-v:: ::oa0v:: ev:::, -:::::0o0poa-QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ : THE WESTERNER K Xa ' MI ff!!! 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MULLINS ........ nn apr -M L. .... ..- L ,, -- --.-.,L,...-wT,-V Y,,---,,,. , 7- 1 if ---o-- ,... v---- ---- -L ILL I THE WESTERNER O I A .WO GENEVA ALLEN LOUISE ALSUP MORINE AUTRY KENNETH ALLEN WILSON ATER MARIE BAKER WILLIE MAE BARRON LA RUE AVERA NANCY BARD SUE BARTON 4 , ,.-,,- - ,, Y.... ,., if- .-, ,,, , , ,,,,, ... . ,WWW , ?,,,..-.,p Q4-4040,-0,404QQ04Q4,Q.0'v0'4-.4 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I I I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I 'I 'I I I I 'I 'I 'I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 4::Q: v ::::::::0 I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I I I I 'I 'I S 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I J ---v-----oa--vv ..... --v------- -------v'f'.',-- J---0,::-0'o '. '7' ' THE WESTERNER ::: ' Trng' ROSAMOND BECTON FORD BOULWARE GRADY BROWN VIRGINIA BENGE CHLOTEILDE BRISTER EVA CHAMBERLIN JUDSON CLEMENTS A BILL CALLAWAY LEE CHOATE CATHERINE COOK X , 94 104-4040 0 00,00-':::: va0: :::::::::::e::o4a:::::o::::::-o,o::: ME MD THE WESTERNER WEDEDEI . EVA CAMUNES LORA CUNNINGHAM IRENE DE MOVILLE HILDA CRANFORD BIRDIE LEE DAVIS MARY DUSEK LOUISE EWALD MILDRED DICKINSON OMA EUSTIS MYRTIS FAULKNER ---------ooo--,--a,Q f '7 , ,, .YQ A:Q::0 I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I I 'I 'I I 'I I 'I ' II I I I I I :I I 4' I 'I 'I 'I 'I I I , I 1 I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I 'I ' I I I 'I I :I I 'I . lb 'I 'I 'I , 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I 45 -I A - AA.. ..A,....,... ...A. A ...... ............... - - , -AA--------- :,4::::::::Q::Q'04 I THE WESTERNER I C-, I N ::::::0p44,::::p4::Q4:::.p, --- -4- -.Y PATTIE FOX GYRENE FREEMAN FRIEDA GOREN MACK FRANKLIN FANNIE GOREN 4 CHRISTINE HALL HELEN HARTGROVE LUCILLE GRIFFIN JACK EVELYN HARPER JEWEL HASTY I . , -..Nw U-.T - H, --..f7Y,,,Y,,,,, v- .-, , . ,,, - 7 ,,..,,il,,,,- 5.4 Qoao::ooo::voo::4o::::- - - - -:: -:::::v'::::::::::::::::::::::::: -::::: THE WESTERNER mf' , ,, , E.. 1 1 , Mun ODESSA HAYNES DORIS HILLYER BOMAR HORTON MIKE HAYNES LYNN HOUGHTON L iggu ,QQ--:, :,,f.3 DWIGHT HUNTER NADINE JOHNSON HELEN HOWARD MARION JENNINGS ERNEST JONES 4- , 'f---Tv f f- -- - - 1- ,M , ---- A... -------- A ...... --- .,A. --------,------,,-- ..A..A -,------ .... - mmffmmff:: THE WESTERNER CATHERINE JONES E, Y. KING MAXINE KUBELA ELLEN JONES EDMUND KINSEY BOBBIE LINTHICUM ELIZABETH M'BURNETT VIRGINIA LEE JACK MAUK AUDREY M'CAMEY 1 A--- -Y Yu -YAY --A, ,-AA,..A ....,.... .... A... - - - -A- jig: fjflQll7 THE WESTERNER ' 1:fT --I t-....-- - V - FRANCES M'CULLAR NINA M'LAUGHLIN BETH MAYFIELD FRANCES M'KENZIE MARY NAVIS MASSEY ELAINE MILAM DOUGHTY MILLER LYNN METCALFE CATHERINE MILLER LOYD MINOR L 1-I WAW '-Y fA-- - W- - f 1 ----- .... -A------------ .... - ...... ------ ---- ----A---- , -,- .... -vo ,,..... v-- .,,... -vv v-vo ...... ooo,---o--- -v--vo ,o,4,',,,,,,,, 4::::::-- ...v.. --- gf' O I , THE WESTERNER -O ,O :II I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I , 'I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 1, O, :I LOUISE MOORE IOHN B. MULLINS HARRELL NEWBERRY II 'I I, TOM MORRISON TOMMYE MURPHY 'I 'I 'I 'I IL 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I I I 4, - -. 'I I I 'I 11 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I :I I If T. B. ODAM EDNA PARKER 'I I MOLLY NOVIT RUBY LEE PACE VICTOR POTEET I r O .I I 'I I, I I I 'I I, . 'I II ' 'I 'I 'I , 'I 'I 'I 'I . 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I-I 'I 'I 'I 'I L. 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'I 'I 'I 'I 1I Q 1I I 1 I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 5 1, Y I 5 I 5 5 5 I ' I 5 5 I ' ':: :::: if: 5:7 ' THE WESTERNER N ' CLYDE PARRY EDNA PFLEUGER HALFRED PRICE OUIDA PEARSON MARY CATHERINE PHILLIPS LILLIAN RAY AGNES ROEHMER CHARLOTTE RAY CLOVIS ROGERS MONA ROWSEY L Q pQQ .'Q,.0 '0p,4 -QQ-,0,A'Q4-,Q 4-4-v-.r. .'- -vw-ecrv 4'., -.Q 1-0' 1,400 Q-'QQ' ,Q 'I' ' ' THE XVESTERNER ' ' JIM RUSSELL MOZELLE SAYNER BILL SHUFORD DON RYAN CHRISTINE SCALES ALUE SIMMONS WALTER SMITH HOWARD SILVER LOTTIE SLEDGE MERLE STEELE 4 -4400,4040r'vo40a00,:::a4aa::'ooo::oo-::aov:::::::::4-04-4-o::: :::::,::': :::::4::4 ww- EL EEEE THE WESTERNER LLL YEE.1.E,E-EWLUL .-.Es JESSIE STEVENSON CHARLOTTE TISDALE DAVID TAYLOR MILDRED STEVENSON MAGGIE LEE TAYLOR HAWLEY VAN COURT ODIS WAGGONER NORINE TALBOT BILL VOSS J, W. 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MARY CATHERINE WHITTENBURG RUTH WILSON MARGUERITE WORKS STELLA MAE VJILLIS FAYE WOLFE ETHEL YOUNG CLYDE PARRY VERDI WRIGHT FAYE WOLFE MACK FRANKLIN . . -f - - W - , 1 aa-peaaapp 44 if ffv'44f'4faafvefvf440900090-004-.p.rvfwf.r-va.:-aa-00,.. fx. l 'p' lm 1,I 4 'r 'I 'n 'i 'n 'r 'r 'r 'r 'I ll 'I 'r 'r 'r 'r 'v 'w 'r 'I Q::4:: c:::: 'r 'r 'n 'n O 0 1' 'r lu 'I 'r 'r 's 'r 'L U 'r 1+ 'I 'r 5 I I 1 t 'r lr Q S 9 'P 'P 'v 'n S 's 'I O 'r lr 'r 'u 'n 'I 'P 'b 'L 'i 'n 'I 'r 'I 'n 'n 'I 5 5 N 'r 'I lr I 5 'u 'r 5 9 5 5 Q 4-404-40-4404 0.9 0-4' 4-000,044-0' 4-Q4-4-4-4-4-.ffoovwp-f-0 .ropvpvfv v-'ape '00,-0-.004-0 I THE WESTERNER HL- CLYDE PARRY EDNA PFLEUC-ER HALFRED PRICE OUIDA PEARSON MARY CATHERINE PHILLIPS LILLIAN RAY AGNES ROEHMER CHARLOTTE RAY CLOVIS ROGERS MONA ROWSEY 04400,-,QQQQQQQQ 4-4,4 00,4-.QQQQQQQ4-QQQQQQ-,-, QQQQQQQQ 00, 0000000000 0 0-0000000 000-000000000000000000000000-0000000000000-0 ' THE XVESTERNER f ' JIM RUSSELL MOZELLE SAYNER BILL SHUFORD DON RYAN CHRISTINE SCALES ALUE SIMMONS WALTER SMITH HOWARD SILVER LOTTIE SLEDGE MERLE STEELE 00 -- LL E. THE WESTERNER L L . . JESSIE STEVENSON CHARLOTTE TISDALE DAVID TAYLOR MILDRED STEVENSON MAGGIE LEE TAYLOR EQ HAWLEY VAN COURT ODIS WAGGONER NORINE TALBOT BILL VOSS J, W. WEDDLE :::::::::::::::::::0:::: ::::: ::::::::::::Q::::QQ4:::Q4Q4o 4-0,000 0,0 00'40,0 0 ' ' N' THE WESTERNER MARY CATHERINE WHITTENBURG RUTH WILSON MARGUERITE WORKS STELLA MAE VVILLIS FAYE WOLFE ETHEL YOUNG CLYDE PARRY VERDI WRIGHT FAYE WOLFE MACK FRANKLIN s ' - -- - 4 f-A-Y H- 1 pp ,444,,-,- ,-,,', ,','-v-o,vf0'4'-pf- Q,-,,0'0cvreao4a4-of-o I THE WESTERNER llllltiwtlllIIIIIIIlllllllllllwlumullllllll JUNIORS CONTINUED JACK BEASLEY KN NA BULSTERBAUM RAY BUNNELL VERNICE CARUTHERS EUGENE CASTLEBERRY CLIFFORD CURRY ESTELLINE FERGUSON MADGE FANT ARNETT FRENCH EULA LOCK GXJLLD INEZ GRIFFIN NEVEL HAIEY J. E. JONES RAMON JONES HARRY LOGAN MARIE LOCK MARY M'DOUGAL ALLEN NASH MOODY PERRY JIM ROGERS MARIE RACKLEY UDELL ROBINSON GLORIA RUIZ ARNOLD SCHNEEMAN EDWARD SYKES ETHEL TERRY S. B. 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Annual Representatives RALPH LOGAN ......... ,-l....i....-W nr- -vw 'ii ...i 4, THE WESTERNER xx : w JUNIORS CONTINUED JACK BEASLEY ANNA BULSTEREAUM RAY BUNNELL VERNICE CARUTHERS EUGENE CASTLEBERRY CLIFFORD CURRY ESTELLINE FERGUSON MADGE EANT ARNETT FRENCH EULA LOCK , GXJQZD INEz GRIFFIN NEVEL I-IALEY J. B. JONES RAMON JONES HARRY LOGAN MARIE LOCK MARY M'DOUGAL ALLEN NASH MOODY PERRY JIM ROGERS MARIE RACKLEY UDELL ROBINSON GLORIA RUIZ ARNOLD SCHNEEMAN EDWARD SYKES ETHEL TERRY S. B. THOMAS LOUISE UNGER HERBERT WARDLAW LOLA WYATT I E . ,U c f -s v 'l1.g 'm+ Ju' ' gf 1' Y' sa .1 - 1 L. , Qi 9 ' -I , -1 V, ,- , . 1 i . 4 1 . L '..g . , .. ,.- 3:51 N - . 1 1-J. ffl. f . - - 'Q--V. Q., 4-4, 1.. -',.-- , ,J V ,A .g .,f.-. - X H K VL l.-. J Pj? .- si A ,H I S , 1 i ' 1 ' - R X5 1 ' ' - 'U f 'D . . - A . 52'-fi , 'F 'fi 1 '- -' , - Eli -LM. Q ft Z - L 15 'f5,,-.- '-1 'L ln, pf. ALJ.: :, 'I-',k1,f.g fl, . .,-Q -' f'-:, ,fa--.gh L. ,amz :.- ,.,. V' 2:1 . 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P resident FINIS WHITE ....... .......... V ice President ILENE CORNELISON ...,...... ........ S ecretary LARKSPUR ............ ........ F lower CJRCHID, PINK AND GREEN .................. Colors MOTTO: Never trouble trouble 'till trouble troubles you. GERTRUDE WEIS ,.tt.t..s.. Annual Representatwes RALPH LOGAN ....,,.. .. .,.,.....,., ,.,,, - ...,,..l-,- Y..- 7,l,1.L.,.--.-,,, 1 Morris Alford Lucille Allen Margaret Allen Durward Allen Esther Deland Marie Barrett Gladys Bennett Alveda Bledsoe GXQLZD Lidale Boggs Doris Box Frances Brown M. Brown Helen Bullock Pauline Butt Inez Colwell Velma Cannon Helen Arthur Margaret Boelume Thelma Bryson Allwerta Carlin Vern Curr Geneva: Carson Alma Lnuisc Clark Ruth Cnclclwurn Bcssic Cullen llcnc Cfnriiclimri Liitlici' Cnultci' Vv'illi1rd Crntty lvlunfy Deland M. Dc lvlwillc GKDLZE5 Hnglwic Donnie Ullic Downing Lurcnc Elliott Bcssic Mzic Ellis Allync Irvin Bill Erwin Douglas FI'2lI1lilll1 Lnrziin Frccinun Frainccs lirink jolin Grief Q- ii , AQ 2 It l b Vina Lee Griffin Gene Grimes jean Gruber Homer Hagerty Effie Hamilton Grace Hanson Charles Harris Lurraine Harrison Leroy Harter Katlieryn Hay GXJLIB Virginia Heckman Helen Henderson lvlary Hnrnisli Velma Huelcalvee Xkvlllilllll Hukill Ellen Hudson Robert Jackson Helen Johnston Otien johnstim Imogene Joiner v i john H. jones Lucille Kelly Annie Mae King Hazel Klose Mildred Lindsey Horace Lintliieum Ralph Logan Gerald McBride Griflen McCoulskyjimm1c McManus GXQLIO Houston McManus Doris McLin Doyle Maddox Elnor Maxwell Elizalvetli Montgoincry May Dean Mowery Mary -lane Mooney Louise Mooney Helen Miiiis Nina Miers Dora Novit Horace Norman Ed Nunnally Mary Nussbaumer Fred Nutt Eloise Odom Ruby Oliver Lila Lee Payne Windi'ow Payne jud Presley GXJLID Mary Lou Reed Juanita Russell Lzinell Russell john Shepperson Hazel Simpson Trim: Stearns Hortense Talbot Nlarguerite Tracy Herman Walker Gertrude Vv'eis Hullrcd Price C. Wlmitelmurst Lloyd Minrwr Bertha Willick Finis Wlxitc Annie L. Wilsrmn Richard Elwcll Janet Philips Ray Thompson Taylor Cole GXQLID Mary Bent Henry Friclnlc Hunta M. Quarles Wilburrl Miller Jewell Morrow Lee Allison R. D. Allison Louise Allman Charles Anderson Alvin Andrus Alvin Arhelger Dixon Arnold Tommy Athanas Beall Barbee Wilson Barr Betty Baugh J. T. Beatty Louis Beck Jefferson Beck Joe Bell Charleen Bird Jimmie Bishop James Blair Marshall Borders Elizabeth Brady George Brockman Louis Brothers Lola Mae Burns Albert Buttery W. L. Byrd Grace Carlisle J. A. Caldwell Presley Carter Herschel Chatham Ray Clark Other Clary Elvin Clayton Joyce Cochran Pyron Cole Jean Collins Harry Coomes Edward Cox James Darby THE WESTERNER fx:xxx:::x: ' Sophomores Continued Jack Douthit Buford Elliott Ralph Elliott Margaret Ennis Mary Erwin Ralph Eustis Arnold Ewald Barton French Mattie Mae Fulgham Ed W. Gaston Maurine Ganwain Harold Gibbs Miles Grady Harlan Roth Mary Rowan Bennie Sawyer Sam C. Scheuber Lorell Sewell Juanita Shirley Hazel Simpson Morris Skurka Lessie Pledge Elizabeth Pratt Annie L. Rackley George Rall Ellen Richards Jerre Nibling Walker Nichols Wilmeth Nichols Alta Patterson Aubrey Patton Lois Pearson Grady Peters Kenneth Parish John H. Passow W. B. Pruitt Robert Rogers Jack Stephens Joe Talley Juanda Turrentine Glenn Webb Fred Nibling Collyns Moore Joanna Moser Gladys Muckleroy Clayton Murray Julia Nance John O'Bryan i'indall Jones Cleo Legg Horace Linthicum Jewel Lonon Emmett McCrohan Alva McCullough Charles Mason Harry Connor Winton Deason Geraldine Elliott Richard Elwell Juanita Hilliard J. C. Hoover Jim Jones J. T. Beatty Burress Box Orvan Brister Harold Brown Daniel Cheatham Vivian Clark Carl Clary Darwin Meek Gwendolyn Minor Joe Bob Moore Jewell Morrow Denny Mount Woodrow Neal John McCrary Wayne McKelvy Frank McMullen Cecil McWhorter Oneita Mashburn Valeita Mashburn R. V. Massey Buell Mathews Joe Kent Nonalee Kent Jim Howard King Margaret Kreyer Joe E. Larry Coy London Josephine Lawrance Loyd Lyle Margie Jennings Bernard Jones Clifford Jones Fred Jones Loma Jones Melba Jones John Lewis Jordan Lorene Kelley Van C. Kelly Mike Haynes Murray Henson Garlin Herron Evelyn Hill Lester Hoover Ernest Hudson D. C. Humber Pearl Inman Harold Graves Geton Green Henry Gregg Ruby Harbin Morris Hasty Gussie Hayden ' A ' i I , Y- -it 'W' A Hifrvw- 1+ 1 , -, V' - n-.0 F In '- r . 1 ' , . , J - ' . - f : 1: . e , - - 4 I. . - . 1 . ' J Q. pf-' -1:5-g - ,M -7 , pl 'T ,A , .g1:.,.g'v3f, ,fA.'g+f'v-. Y .- x,5xff.., -f - V. -, 11: 43 '- 1 i- , - ,THE wnsfr 5, ' 4 Y . 1 1 Q w. N fn- 5- - r P .. .'- - N -4 5.- ' ' -- f --i'.?ff'l . - - ,f-1: ---, 1- lug, 'L ,., 1 .X-. . .,. '.1 . .Q-. 1 . g: x .JA-1' 1 . 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V ' ill - 7 Nff. ,...,. ., ' Q ,... . .v..,...f,,,:l It-L hu X wIh.x l S' SEPTEMBER 10 SEPTEMBER 1 1 SEPTEMBER 12 SEPTEMBER 13 SEPTEMBER 21 SEPTEMBER 26 - One more holiday because of Teachers' Institute. Dignified Seniors came to register. Aspiring Juniors came in the afternoon. Sophomores in great droves came to register. Regular grind. Holiday to beat Ballinger at Fair - 25'-2. First Senior meeting. OCTOBER 1 - Howard Payne Reserves. OCTOBER 4 - Chippewa presentde Indian picture to library. William Taylor presented it with great ceremony. OCTOBER 5 - Beat Big Springs. ' OCTOBER 10 - Clubs organized. OCTOBER 11 - Vocational Agriculture Boys got their sheep. OCTOBER 13 - Beat Del Rio. OCTOBER 17 - Half holiday for circus. OCTOBER 19 - Pep rally - band appeared in assembly for first time and we en- joyed Gus jones, Ed Blanton, and Mrs. Carson. OCTOBER 20 - That great day we tied Cisco - 13-13. OCTOBER 24 - That famous day that Mary de Vane Whatley made 4 Es and had to stay in the next six weeks. Two or three others remained so the teachers wouldn't get lonesome. OCTOBER 26 - Beat Winters. We all grieved while Grief brothers played in assembly. OCTOBER 31 - Hallowe'en. School Building survived. NOVEMBER 2 - Boys left for Ranger. Placques presented by the distinguished Professor Nunnally. Mayor Holcombe and Mr. Epperson spoke. First ads for Annual sold. NOVEMBER 3 - Special train to Ranger. Mr. Nunnally sprained ankle trying to gatch train. We starved all the way and the Bull Dogs it us. NOVEMBER 9 - Lion's Club Quartet in assembly. NOVEMBER 10 NOVEMBER 12 NOVEMBER 17 NOVEMBER 22 NOVEMBER 23 NOVEMBER 24 NOVEMBER 28 NOVEMBER 29 - Beat Eastland. - Holiday celebrating Armistice Day. - Busses with Pep Squad girls went to Breckenridge. We beat? Of course! - Mr. Wilde, Mr. Norman and Millard Cope amused the student body with talks of football and its glory. - Dr. Salkeld of Abilene afraid the Bobcats would tear up the Abilene team, came as the dove of peace. - Thundering Elephants! Bobcats beat them as usual! - How we love turkey! Glee Clubs sang about turkeyg Trine Starnes talked about turkeyg Westerner Theater Club acted about turkey, and we all went home for turkey holiday. Mr. Smith announced that beans would be served in cafeteria. f 30 - We ate turkey while teachers went to San Antonio. DECEMBER 3 -f That great event - the Annual sale! Sophomores tried to imitate Seniors and Juniors and had a class meeting. DECEMBER 7 - Senior play characters selected for Adam and Eva. DECEMBER 11 - Pink cards went to parents as Christmas greetings. Sorry they were not appreciated. DECEMBER 14 - Mrs. Edwards of Fine Arts read to us. The cigarette selection appealed to the girls. DECEMBER 15 - Football banquet with a huge cake made in the shape of a field and goal at each end. The boys went into a huddle over the cake. DECEMBER 21 E Hurrah for Santa Claus! JANUARY 2 - Returned to school. JANUARY 22 - Fish came over and swam in. FEBRUARY 2 W- Vocational Agriculture Banquet. They ate horses and cows for dessert. FEBRUARY 8 - Mamie was sick so the A. E? M. Band played. FEBRUARY 15 - Senior Play - A. D., Adam and J. G. all carried their roles extremely well. The band boys played in their new uniforms. FEBRUARY 22 - George Washington and Sons fGeneva Curry and Ruth Wilsonj appeared in modern version of cherry tree. MARCH 1 - Senior Party 3 Gee! what fun, even though we did play bunco! MARCH 5 - Mr. White took sheep, calves and boys to Fort Worth and brought home the bacon. MARCH 30 - Lucille, Mamie and J. G. won the District in the play Findersf Keepers. Lucille criedg Mamie showed her temper, and J. G. lost faith in his wife. APRIL 1 - Kid Day! On this day the Seniors shed their dignity and clothesg shipped away from the Juniors, and had weenies, rolls and pop on .1 gorgeous picnic at Utilities Camp. Hurrah for the Big Big Removal! APRIL 5 - Thank goodness the teachers went to Ballinger and we got a holiday. APRIL 12 - We won the District Championship cup in this day. Holiday to win this. APRIL 21 - San Jacinto Day. We got a holiday as usual. APRIL 19 - Spanish Banquet where everybody got hot and where we had to drink water. MAY 3 - The Westerner Theater Club Banquet. Everybody had a good time. MAY 10 - Chippewa Banquet. MAY 17 - Banquet for winners in contests. Many letters given away. MAY 19 - That Sunday all Seniors go to Church. Baccalaureate Sunday at the First Baptist Church. MAY 21 - Senior Banquet. , MAY 22 - Glee Club Banquet. MAY 23 - Commencement. MAY 24 - Farewell Alma Mater! 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N.. ,iw -' . if if THE WESTERNER f:fifff:iff:ffxfx- f ' ' ' 'fvpi 1 -f '- ' 'f wMmW A f 1 ,WV f,,Qg,,.!,4qw.A:ngy1f - -ffocxgwgf- ' 3Z4,7,1f,. - f ' ffazwzw Q 4 W., V i5f,w:W,4f,., Q-.44 ?gHzq.. 1 yf,,,., ,,,rfff,,'j .1,i-4 ,.f.Qq5zm..- ' , ,fmf,. .. fgq ii . . :QL-gf 525' f rf f N Y, -fav x . , f - fx ! :SQ I -fi' '- x 5 'A ', W -Q. - ' N 1 5 I X f 1 f VH ' .L M , X ' 'S ,W . 5, im Ygigi . wr-J ,xiii 3 ' ' X I X ff ig. J J 0 y V' 'x Q L5 f' . . .. cw' V ,' W ' 155 V, 'X A. X , T ' LU if 5134 iw- if XE'PS?i EW j1? V: . ,,.f5 9 L.A,-,ff ' qu 'M A 4 N. -f, gk? 511,61 5: 1.32-J: .Q-2 f FQ, f, 51 ' .' E 25431 tl , EVEN 1 5 ' fs- ff ,,,. ' ff If -Yu ,,,u,.,. .ffmffj -ff 1 am. , L ORGANIZATIONS ' THE NVESTERNER ' 1 W Miss Erle Moss THE WESTERNER STAFF DOROTHY BROWN ..............,.............. ....................... E ditor CHARLES L. LASHLEE . .. .... Businexx Manager IRENE NEVES ......... ....... A rt Editor REX KEELING ........ .... S port Editor DOROTHY SMITH .... .. Society Editor MARIE CLOVER .... ...... K odaker T. I.. WHITE ........... ........ I wks Editor MAMIE WENDLAND . . . ..... Assistant Editor HILLORD HINSON . .. . . Asst, Bus. Manager -I. G. BUNYARD ..... ...... A sst. Kudaker MISS ERLE MOSS ..... .........., S pcmxor MR. C. H. KENLEY .... .... ...... F i mmcml Advisor Durcwthy Brcrwn Ircnc Ncvcs Clmrlcs L, Lashlcc ',,','0',',-f-ffr'f,f1 'r0'fff,4,4,4'40:p'a::fa',4 '4,14,44 if ' THE XVESTERNER ' ' ' 1 i O N l S K U 5 5 U W 5 I . 3 1 THE WESTERNER QF 1929 5 l s . : Vv'e have attempted to make The Westerner of 1929 expressive of the spirit of the past, x ' the accomplishment of the present, and the promise of the future. We hope we have pictured in : it something ol the truth and beauty of our country at 'LThe Rainbows End. : This annual is not the work of the staff alone. The staff has worked-worked hard-but I the whole school has contributed much in actual work and loyal support. : W'e want this Westerner to be the memory book of your school year of 1928 and 1929. 5 In it ma you find the record of friends ou have made, ood times ou have eno ed, and foals Y Y , g Y .l Y li 3 4 you have accomplished. Take only a happy memory for your keepsake. 2 The art work of our annual was done entirely by our art editor, Irene Neves. i To Mamie Wendland, Hillord Hinson, and G. Bunyard, assistants of the staff, and to 5 Bobbie Linthicum, .lohn B. Mullins, Gertrude Weis, and Ralph Logan, class representatives, we : wish to express our hearty thanks for the help they gave us. f To Miss Moss, who with untiring effort worked with the staff in publishing this book, : 1 we give our sincere thanks and appreciation. S ll We wish to thank Mr. Kenley and Miss Spence for their aid in keepingtfinancial records. y We also wish to thank Mr. Pickett and the Merchants' Board of Trade, who have aided z us very materially. 5 4 g . l T. L. White Irene Neves Chas. Lashlee Marie Glover Dorothy Smith Rex Keeling Dorothy Brown 1. mf.. . . f - 'Q s s s s , . s 6 4 Z r E 5 l 1 9 1 W f Q. 5, I 1 ll l y r 1 n s i l gl tl ge gl 5 U gl gi l , 1 echo- 1, U zi tl U 1 ,I Uk' v -- - 6 ,,,fQ4,Q'', ,''Q-,,-4',,Q,,,',.-.-,,,',.,',,'--'-,,',-,,,-, -,--,0,,4 l 5 i., 5 K ' ' ' ' THE XVESTERNER 'N THE CHIPPEWA CLU B MOTTO-- Out for scalpsn COLORSfBlaflQ, Brown, Red, and Wlrite. - The Chippewa Cluh is the oldest cluh in the San Angelo High School. Officers are elected at the close ol' each year for the succeeding term: therefore the continuity of the club is preserved. The chief aim of the Chippewa Cluh is to advance interest in all forms of puhlic speaking. The past year has heen a memorable one, for many Chippewas have figured in the school activities. Two Chippewa hoys represented Angelo at State in dehate. Three were members of the senior play Cast. One Chippewa entered the National Oratorial Contest. The husiness manager of The Vvlesterner is a Chippewa. Other members appeared on club programs. - OFFICERS - Hillord Hinson .............. ,..... P resident Pat Bunnell . . .. . ViCefPresident Trine Starnes . ....... Secretary Lillian Ray . .. ........ Treasurer Hollis Keeton .... Sergeant at Arms Vvlilliam Taylor .. ......... Reporter Miss Erle Nloss . ........ Sponsor - MEMBERS A Top Row Ray Bunnell, Trine Starnes, Randolph McKenzie. Ralph Logan, Charles Lashlee, Hollis Keeton, m7llllill1l Taylor. john B. Mullens. Bottom Row Hillord Hinson, Lillian Ray, Vera Gaslcins, lvlary Kitchell, Mertle Kuykendall, Vwfilhurn Miller. Memhers not in Picture Pat Bunnell, Fredah Fulglxam. - l l I r I ',''aa'Q0,14Q',4Q4p aaa440444-fav''Q,aeaoof-4-a'00,'a0a'.v'44'4Q Q4 LA TERTULIA MISS MASSEY, Sponsor f!.92,ue conduzcan todos nuestros caminos a castillos en Espanalj -La Tertulia, the Spanish Club, is one of the most active organizations of the High School. Much interest 'has been aroused through its weekly programs, which have afforded an excellent opportunity for practice and perfection in the language, and for learning the customs, music, legend, etc. of the Spanish speaking countries. Aside from the regular meeting, a party was given on February 16 at the home of Elizabeth McBurnett, and a Spanish banquet was held in the high school cafeteria, April 19. - OFFICERS M Bobbie Linthicum ............ ...... P resident Bill Voss .......... . . VicefPresident Elizabeth McBurnett . . ...... Secretary Katherine Webb .... ........ T reasurer Hawley VanCourt . . . . . Sergeant at Arms Marie Bal-:er ......................... Reporter - MEMBERS - -Thelma Bryson, Martha Rosenthal, Marie Baker, Chlotilde Brister, Pauline Butt, Eva Camunes, Eugene Castleberry, Louise Davis, Nevel Haley, Oma Eustis, Freada Goren, Fannie Goren, Doris Hillyer, Arden Lawrence, Virginia Lee, Bobbie Linthicum, Elizabeth McBurnett, Doris McLin, Lloyd Minor, Edna Mathews, Charlotte Ray, Doris Russel, Martha Rosenthal, Howard Silver, Sam Scheuber, Bill Vos, Hawley Van Court, Ethel Young, Mary Franklin, Katherine Webb, Hilda Cranford, Ely Wright, Gwinn Cox, Bill Erwin. , W , , H H I 'I ' - -' f- f'+c' E H'-F?I'--nf---'11 :::::x::x:if:f THE WESTERNER frfmemr'-effrfigfffA953 I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I . 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I 1, 'I I 'I 'I 'I 1 If 'I 'I 'I 'I :I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I 5 -::::::::::::::::::Q I 'I 'I 5 I 5 I I 1 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I I . I' 'I I 1, l 'I .M I -J veo--0--'--4 .,.. v--ov-vvc0Q--o, Y... -v-ve,-eea--- ...Y -'ooo v,., ---vvvvv :o0:::::::::::::044 pQ::::::::Q004:::: THE WESTERNER ---L to to FOLK LORE AND LOCAL HISTORY CLUB MISS STICKNEY, Sponsor The traditional stories of Texas dealing with the tales of buried treasure, and pirates, with the origin of the names of flowers, rivers, and other place names, and with superstitions have been the subjects of study in this club. In addition, some time has been spent on the history of Tom Green County with its colorful characters. - OFFICERS - Geton Green . . .......... President Ruby Lee Pace . . . . . . Scc1etary I'1'casurcr Louise Mooney . . ......... Reporter - MEMBERS - -Vivian Clark, Pyron Cole, jean Collins, Luella Cunningham, Margaret Ennis, Myrtis Faulkner, Lorrine Freeman, Geton Green, Lynn Houghton, Hazel Klose, Louise Mooney, Mary Iane Mooney, Ruby Oliver, Ruby Lee Pace, Nellie Tucker, jack Wimberly. + ,W . t......vi-V tv--Tl-v --- --Y- -T V - 1 V V - f-7---t-vi-i 4 -040000-QQQQQQQQQeaeoo-coo'-00-o0vco0oo0o::::::::::::::::::o::: THE WESTERNER :xoxox 'risxxxiifr'r I NINTH GRADE DRAMATIC CLUB The Ninth Grade Dramatic Club was organized for the purpose of giving the ninth grade boys and girls who were interested in self expression training in dramatic work. -- OFFICERS - Geneva Carson. . . . ..... .President Erin Birch .... .... V iceflpresident Lorene Elliot ..... ..... S ecretary Maurine Gauwaine. . . . . . . Treasurer Miss Louise Boren. . . . . . . .Sponsor - MEMBERS - -Erin Birch, Mattie Mac Fulghum, Joan Bowen, Maurine Gauwaine, Gladys Bennett, Eunice Grayson, Elizabeth Brady, Kathryn Hay, Francis Brown, Margie Jennings, Inez Caldwell, Kathryn jones, Lorene Elliot, Loma Jones, Bessie Mae Ellis, Francis McKenzie, Madge Fant, Helen Mimms, Kenneth Parish, Juanita Russell, Lanell Russell, Lorell Sewell, Katherine Swartz, Herman Swift, Herman Walker, Thelma Williams, Katy B. Vloodfin, Joyce Cochran. I 2: ' H' 'E ' A EE 'Y 'K T 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I '-I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I :I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 1 I 'I I A THE WESTERNER '. THE SCIENCE CLUB The Science Club of San Angelo High School was organized for the purpose of enabling students of San Angelo High School to investigate further into the realms of science than was possible in the science classes. The club has investigated and studied the telescope. television, the automatic telephone, the automatic fire alarm system, the neon gas signs. the methods of photography, and the phonograph. Next year the club intends to investigate many more modern inventions, - OFFICERS - Charles Anderson .... ............ P resident Clark von Rosenberg ........ Secretary and Treasurer Harold Graves ..... Chairman of Program Committee B. F. Hardt. . . ...................... Sponsor - MEMBERS - Charles D. Anderson, Clark von Rosenberg, Harold Graves, .lack Mauk, Williani Hukill Edward Gaston, Harrison Clary, Ray Clark, Woodrow Neal, Dan Creathain, Douglas Franklinz Edgar Moore, Wiiistcmn Westbrook, Harold Newberry. l I l 4 l Q we W -Y AA-W Y -is -A C li--4, of-4-Q00-e0.p-44'4-.-:J .-- : ::::::::::::'::::::::::::::::::::::::::: U U 'A'AA H M 44 44 44 44 44 4 44 44 44 4 4 44 4 4 44 I 4 44 44 o0:::,0: - :::::::0 4 4 4 4 44 44 44 '4 44 44 44 4 4 44 I4 '4 '4 44 '4 '4 44 4 44 44 44 44 44 44 44 44 4 I 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 44 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 44 44 44 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 I 4 4 bil-i-7 ns- THE WESTERNER -- me .. - -L THE GOLD BUGS The Gold Bug Club was organized the first of the year. It is composed of students who are interested in library work, and in making the San Angelo High School Library a bigger and better one. To this end the membership has devoted its time to the collecting of books, clippings, pamphlets, stamps, coins, pictures, and other things that are of value to the library. Many of the members have helped the librarian during busy hours. All members have taken an active interest in the club. - OFFICERS -- Laura Tisdale ......... ...... P resident Mary Ann McDougall. . . . . .Vice-President Ola Fay Bettesworth .... .... S ecretary Grady Brown ........ .... 'I' reasurer Miss Gretchen Howell .... .... S ponsor 's r 5 4, 4 4 E E s 4 4 Y Y . . 4.::: .- :::::::::: ::: ::::::::,:::::::::::::::::::,,: .- ::::::::: f: ,::::: 404: : :::::::: ::o:: v r. W - , I I I I I I I I I I i I I I I i I I I P ' THE WESTERNER ':::x::' xx: THE FUTURE RANCHMEN OF TEXAS The purpose of our organization is to bring the men ol this town closer to the work in our vocational class, to fit baby beef calves and fat lambs for the Fort Worth Fat Stock Show, to have an annual Father and Son Banquet, to put out a successful live stock judging team, and to have a class show of our projects. Our accomplishments this year were champion fine wool fat lamb and champion baby beef at the Fort Worth Fat Stock Show. Mitchel Hogan led the lamb. Edward Cox fed the calf. We had a very successful Father and Son banquet. The judging teams were winners at several of the contests held in neighboring towns. The goat judging team was second at the annual Smith-Hughes contest held at A. Ei M. College. We are the Future Ranchmen of Texas. affiliated with the State organization of Future Farmers of Texas. We hope to become successful farmers and ranchmen of West Texas. - OFFICERS - Thomas M. Morrison .......... ........ P resident joseph R. jones ....... .... V icefP1eside11t Ernest B. jones ...... ...... S ecretary Barnes Collier .... ..... T reasurer Taylor B. Odom .... .... R eportea' Turner D. White .... . . .Advisor f MEMBERS - -fa Durward Allen, Harold Albert, Harold Brown, Marshall Borders, Albert Buttery. George Brock' man, Edward Cox, Barnes Collier, Arnold Ewald, Everett Gregg, Ernest Hudson. Oscar Hoy, Mitchell Hogan, Clifford jones, Ramon jones, Ernest jones, john H. jones, Roy Lock, Emmett McCrohan, Jimmie McManus, Houston McManus, Tom Morrison, T. B. Odam, Escar Pace, B. C. Stovall, David Taylor, Cecil Townsend, Werton W'est, Theron Weatherby, Coke Westbrook, Herbert Wardlaw, Osborn Young. 0-44-0,44 44--400,Q,4's,-,,,-Q- - 1,4f4'40-.psapoa-000000-o'oo0vooao,.,,-400-0-p,,,.,, oooo0e++4f4-Qc-rooevo-QeoooQoQ0000Q4,-Q'. ,v0vo,.,Q'v'0'Q-0,040.04-Q :::iTf7::: f ::' THE WESTERNER m'm 1+: THE SCRIBBLERS' CLUB SPONSOR-Miss Mary Edith Taylor Our calling calls us to writeg We write. We grasp our pens with delight To express, to portray, to define Eternal showings of restless minds- Tragedies, humors, sins, sorrows, Hopeless yesterdays, happy tomorrows. As an artist paints a picture, as a Pan makes a song, So be our ambitions, so run our thoughts alongg To picture man, his frailties and his glories, To spin our yarns-to tell our little stories. - OFFICERS - First Semesteer Harvey Grief .......................... President Harry Armisted ................... Vice-President Louise Walker ..... ........ S ecretary and Treasurer Second Semester Dorothy Smith ........................ President Robena Nussbaumer ............... VicefPresident Miriam Ridgeway .... .... S ecretary and Treasurer Floyd Farque ........................ Club Scribe CLUB MOTTO- The pen is mightier than the sword. CLUB COLORS-Black and White. -FIRST ROW: Elnora Dean, Maxine Kubela, Floyd Farque, Miss Taylor, Harvey Grief, Robena Nussbaumer, jean Gruber. ESECOND ROW: Beulah Carter, Edward Cope, Miriam Ridgeway, Dorothy Smith. CLUB MEMBERS NOT IN PICTURE -Darrell Weaks, Susie Lee Hall, Elaine Milam, Jessie Stevenson, Annie Love Wilson. l , ,,,, U -- V - - , Y Y- V --.Y - - --V V ,Y YY-,--k.,Yf tY,,Y Y, , ,,--, , I , 0.0 4-, :ifffmf:fffmms ' THE WESTERNER GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Miss Downie, Director The Girls' C-lee Club was reorganized this year under the supervision of Margaret Downie. The club has done enthusiastic work. It has participated in several public performances ,and won first place in the Interscholastic League Contest for this district. - OFFICERS - Virginia Scott . . . ..... President Dorothy Smith . . . . .ViC8'PT88idCnI ::::: : Y -:::::::::::::::::::::.r0-c::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: mmmff: are THE WESTERNER 'f f BOYS' GLEE CLUB DIRECTOR-Miss Downie The Boys' Glee Club of the San Angelo High School was organized at the beginning of the fall term, 1929, under the direction of Miss Margaret Downie for the purpose of stimuf lating among boys an interest in choral singing. A great deal of interest has been evinced in the club which has taken part on a number of assembly programs and which assisted with the annual concert given by the Girls' Glee Club. - MEMBERS - -First Row: Harold Newberry, Lee Allison, Dwight Hunter, James Blair, Barton French, john McClaary, Guinn Birdwell. -Second Row: A. D. Steger, Clovis Rogers, Fred Nutt, John B. Mullins, Allen Nash, T. L. White, Collier Nougess, Sam Scheuber, Mike Haines. -Third Row: Randolph McKenzie, Ernest Jones, Griffin McCloskey, Lynn Metcalfe, Merle Steele, C. Bunyard, Miss Downie, Henry Myers, Sewell Kenley, Loran Neel, Morris Alford. THOSE NOT IN PICTURE -William Shuford, Odes Waggoner, Herbert O'Bannon, Escar Pace, Hollis Keeton, Osbourne Young, T. B. Odom, Raymon jones, Parker Taylor, Karl Parish, Dixon Arnold, R. D. Allison, Don Ryan, jim Russell, Clifford Jones, Merton W'est, Wilburn Miller. 41 41 41 1 41 41 1 41 41 I 41 1 1 1 1 41 4690090904 v 1, 41 41 41 41 1: 41 41 :1 1 1 1 1 1: 1 1 1 41 41 41 1 41 . 41 1 1, 1 1: 41 1 1 1 1: H 5 1 5 41 41 S 41 V' 1 41 l 1 S 1 1 41 41 1 H 5 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 '1 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 1 1 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 '1 41 1 , 11 ' 1 41 41 'I 41 1 H U 1 ll . 1, 1 1 Q-4-44o.'.p-.oo-.J 'Nl ' J THE WESTERNER '7'f i'f 'G WESTERN THEATRE CLUB SPONSOR-Miss Jessie Stapp The Westerner Theatre Club in its weekly programs and its occasional public presentations of simple plays, pantomimes and tableaux, intends, first of all, to afford its members a means of satisfying their innate love of makefbelieve. It hopees, furthermore, to discover, among the student body, players with natural histrionic ability. It aims to encourage dramatic talent by freeing players from the self-consciousneess of the inexperienced. As yet the accomplish- ments of the club are meager. It is in its green and salad daysg but it expects to grow less verdant. MOFFICERS- First Semester Judson Clements ....................... President Edna Parker ................. VicefPresident Birdie Lee Davis.. ...... Secretary Merle Steele .... ......... T reasurer Virginia Scott ................... Dwight Hunter ......,.....,....... Second Semester .Press Reporter . .Club Clown Virginia Scott ......................... President Merle Steele .,.................... VicefPresiderit Nadine Johnson .... ...... S ecretary Larue Avera ....... .... 'I' reasurer Willie Mae Barron ...... .... Bill Callaway ............. COLORS-Bluee and white. FLOWER-Bluebormeet. - MEMBERS - Press Reporter . .Club Clown -Wilson Ater, Larue Avera, Willie Mae Barron, Naomi Sue Barton, Bill Callaway, Lee Choate, Judson Clements, James Darby, Birdie Lee Davis, Thelma Ewald, Estaleen Ferguson, Mack Franklin, Christine Hall, Dwight Hunter, Doris Johnson, Marion Jennings, Edmund Kinsey, Fern Matthews, Catherine Miller, Frances McCullar, Nina McLaughlin, Lela Mae McPherson, Mollie Novit, Edna Parker, Clyde Parry, Katharyn Phillips, Virginia Scott, W. B. Shuford, Merle Steele, Woodrow Wendt, Marguerite Works ,J W'-'- A--- ?'m - 4-4.-'Q-of-:Q-44-vo-ooaapaaoaoov- 0 v..... vvvv - vo--vv0v - -ov- - -vv--- a-a------v T 'I 'I 'I l 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I l 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I I, 'I 'I 'I 'I I 'I . M 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I 4, :I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I . 1, 'I 'I 'I , ,i l 1, l 'I I 'I I 4' U 'I 'I S 'I 'I , 'U . ,i I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I , ,i I S I 'I I 'J 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I , I, 'I 'I I I 'I 'I 'I .4 5 J ,,,--,------------- o---,--------,,--- 'L ' THE WESTERNER f lTTZ1L,. T ART CLUB DIRECTOR-Irene Neves Dear Friends: There has been some kind of work every club day that every artist enjoyed. If we didn't like poster work we could sketch from a model: if we didn't like model sketching we could make landscape designs, or border designs from the seven elements of Mexican Art. We were very proud of Verde Wright, Geneva Allen, .lim Howard King and Kenneth Allen when they won first and second prizes in the Little Theatre poster contest. Our sponsors, Mr. Mowery and Mr. Anderson, have done everything they could to help us in our work, and Irene Neves, our director, refaroused our interest at the time when our club nearly went out of exifstence, We hope that next year we shall be reorganized: that we shall have a longer period ni which to work, and that we shall have a room more adapted to be an art studio. Artistically yours, AMATEUR ARTISTS' CLUB, - MEMBERS - -Irene Neves, Mabel Russell, Lola W'yatt, jack Beasley, Sanders Magnes, Margaret Boehme, Odis Waggoner, Elouise Odom, Kenneth Allen, Loraine Harrison, Maurice Alford, May Deane Mowery, Evelyn Hartzog, jim Howard King, Verde Wright, Mildren Dickson, Aline Ervin, Virginia Binge, John Iardon, Bessie Cohen, Audrey Lindeman, Doris Box, Geneva Allen, Eilzabeth Montgomery, Cleo Legg, John William Shepperson. SPONSORS-Mr. Mowrey, Mr. Anderson. - OFFICERS - jack Beasley .................... .... P resident Evelyn Hartzog ............... .... S ecretary Mable Russeell .............. .... 'I' reasurer MOTTO- Art for Art's Sake. COLORS-Green and Gold. , i A, ::::oo::::0::: -::: - ::::::::,-:- ::::-::::::o:::::0,Q,o::0::'QQ ':::::f:'f:fT W THE XVESTERNER f7f'::::x:: ' LEGIO DECIMA This is the second year of Legio Deciina. The work of the club this year has consisteed of individual projects, consisting of models carved from soap, dolls dressed to represent Romans, various sorts of notebooks, and Caesar's famous bridge. An exhibit of the club's work will be held May 8, The annual picnic will be May 10. -- OFFICERS - Gertrude Weis. ......... . . .Imperator Ilene Cornelison . . . . Legatus Hughsie Dennis .... ..... S criba Nina Miers ......... . .... Nuntius Miss Leola Campbell. . . ,.... Sponsor MOTTO- Ad astra per aspemf COLORS-Blue and Gold. - MEMBERS - -lvlargaret Allen, Betty Baugh, Mary E. Bent, Maudiee Bradley, M, Brown, Helen Bullock, Lola Mae Burns, Ruth Cockburn, Harry Hoomes, Ilene Cornelison, Hughsie Dennis, Geraldine Elliott, Grances Fruick, Thelma Heckman, Evelyn Hill, Helen johnson, Melba jones, Annie Mae King, Margaret Kreyer, Mildred Lindsey, Mary Navis Massey, Buel Matthews, Elnor Maxwell, Nina Miers, Doughty Mieler, Jewell Morrow, Lila Lee Payne, Windrow Payne, Ruth Pratt, Hazel Simpson, Lou Ellen Walraven, Glenn Webb, Mary Webb, Gertrude Weis, Mary Whitfield, Bertha Willick, Wanona Wooten. 000,04 : :o:::::: ::o: : ::.0Q::::::::: :Q-:::::o'Qe:: :::::::00:::::: :0:: - :::- :::-44 I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 1 1 'I 'I I I 'I 'I 5 'I 'I I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I ' I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I I 'I L p--I-Y V- -Y l--Y-- -1-Z --W---V -Y .V Y -H U, Y,...-,. , , rfffmfiiisff' THE WESTERNER friftfmntffrr- HOME ECCNOMICS CLUB The purpose of the Home Economics Club is to bring the home and the school into closer relationship, and to develop initiative and individuality in the girl. The Club is affiliated with the State and National Home Economics Assocation. The Home Economics Department has a beautoful new home this year. May this club be evermore successful in the future. - OFFICERS - First Semester Medora Reed ......................... President Mona Rowsey ........ .... V fCC'PTC8SidC'I1.Z Iacquelyn Edwards .... ........ S ecretary Alue Simmons ........ ........ . . ...... Treasurer Second Semester Medora Reed ........ '. .' ................ President Mozelle Saynor ...............,.... VicefPresident Geneva Curry ..... ...... S ecretary Laura Davis .............. ........... . 'freaesurer Iacquelyn Edwards ...................... Reporter Miss Myrtle Oliver, Miss Edith Anderson. . .Sponsors - MEMBERS - -Elizabeth Alford, Mary Gladys Anderson, Ruthelle Allen, Lucille Allen, Thelma Allen, Alveda Bledsoe, Lydaale Boggs, Alma Louise Clark, Lora Cunningham, Geneva Curry, Laura Davis, Irene De Movile, Mary Dusek, Jacquelyn Edwards, Mary Erwin, Gyrene Freeman, Inez Griffin, Ruby Harbin, Flora Lemon, Dora Novit, Francis Parker, Moody Peerry, Leslie Pledge, Alice Powell, Elizabeth Pratt, Medora Reed, Mary Rowen, Mona Rowsey, Mozelle Saynor, Alue Sim' mons, Onita White, Mary Catherine Whittenburgh. ::: ::::Q::::::::':::::::::: z -::::::::::::::::::: '::::4'voo0vvsoo'Q, L 'f :'. .i:1 THE WESTERNER Z ' ':f MODERN READING CLUB The purpose of the Reading Club is to promote interest in modern literature and authors. - OFFICERS - Dorothy Brown . . . ....... President Lucille Nance .... ........... V icefP1'esident Helen Hogue. . . .... Corresponding Secretary Marie Glover ..... ...... S ec'reta.ryfTreasu'rer Azile Lee Burrows ...... ........ R eporter Miss Grace Fitzwilliam .... . . .Sponsor - MEMBERS - -Scptima Barlow, Dorothy Brown, Azile Lee Burrows, Sadie Campbell, Marie Glover, Bessie Lee Hallmark, Helen Hogue, Josephine Lawrence, Mamie Wendland, Ionia Martin, Lucille Nance, Edna Pfluger, Alitah Price, Grace Price, Christine Scales, Lottie Sledge, Mildred Stevenson, Mary de Vane Whatley. + - v-ig--. M- -Y -M -Y -V V ,-----f?- Y--f---f - ---- 4 co::::::-pa::::::::::::::::oe::a:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: L: . THE WESTERNER . - . 'J . HIGH SCHOOL BAND R. W. TOWNLEY, nmol This is the first year that San Angelo High School has had its own band. The band is an asset to the school in that it played for the football games and afforded entertainment in assem- blies. The school board provided capes and caps for the band. It is hoped that the band will be larger next year and will continue to grow until it will become one of the best bands in the State. CORNETS: Harvey Grief, Bill Erwin, Ford Boulware, Luther Coulter, Henry Frieble, Dan Bolding, Clark Von Rosenberg, Robert Hardgrave. ALTO: Charles L. Lashlee. TROMBONES: Wilburn Miller, Arnold Ewald. BASES: john Grief. BARITONES: Council Bright, Otto Grief. SAXOPHONES: Van Kelly, Ralph Logan, Horace Norman, Richard Elwell, Paul Reid, Thomas Barton. CLARINETS: A. D. Steger, Lester Hoover, Edward Cope, Taylor Cole, John Logan, William Hay, H. A. Terrison, Robert Sorrells, Thomas Head. DRUMS: Joe Bell, Iud Presley. : 77'::Tf : P THE WESTERNER 'f GLEE CLUB CONTEST GROUP PEP SQUAD Harold Albert YELL LEADERS: Geneva Carson Lorem: Elliott .31 + -,- , - -f - H - H -'vw' --ff ' W 'I a'Q a0pa 1' 0 ' oQa4'a4vveQ4-4,40a4p40o4oco00ooc:::oa': .-Qa:::: fTif7xi: ': THE WESTERNER f:x::':7:: LITERARY WINNERS RALPH LOGAN-Debate-First in District. TRINE STARNES-Debate-First in District. MARY DE VANE WHATLEY-Debate-Second in District. LOUISE DAVIS-Debate-Second in District. LUCILLE NANCE-Onefact play+First in District. MAMIE WEN DLAND-Onefact play-First in District. J. G. BUNYARD-Onefact Play-First in District. AZILE LEE BURROWS-Essay C0ntesthFirst in Districtg Third in State V..- l. W- V YQYLYYLLLYV- , , ,, ,W --, L , , Y, , ---vo 1 I 'I I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I I I II II 'I 'I , 'I I I 'I 'I 'I 'I I 'I I I I I II . 1' 'I 'I 'I I 'I 'I 'I 'I I If 'I 'I 'I I I 'I 'I 'I I I I I I, I '- I 'I I 'I . 0 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I 'I 'I 'I 'I I I Q I 'I I I, I I, 'I I 'I I I, 'I 'I 'I 'I :I ' I is -::::: - - ::- ::::oQo::0voa::: :::'::00'4 -vv--- --J I II , Q ggFg',:1r1'gf'- '1' rw s'-PHv2 '7NS? 4T SfI'- ?'mk1wg11 , rf'-in . 5 , . ' ,-9 , . ., fig -' .2-L,f f! rx'.f -L'-'- 'f'i,-11:21 -.s'1-'- -1, it I - L 2, .illflziifi Ei . saw ' 'V-:'vErfk:.26'f'2.:2 4ifA.'15f.4-?-511553-fm ww. ' ' 1' A L 1 ' 1 1 ' 11f71f,1Z2'rff'4'f ffgli A ' - 'iw-ff:1+', -V '. ,fx -3 ,- '1' a if- -'31'5,. ': 'V f- J.. - '.,s? f'f:,.,',1.,'5ff:, . af- '. 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A ,Mir f, '43 EQQM ' Xi? rim- -gilgx ' K gi, V: . - 1 J X52 , ' gf f -' h t if ig ,iff 5 gag if --,qv fs Q3 gnzgg 2.-,v.1fgw, ff ' go, ,4,:'.f, ,4m,,, A ..,,,, MA.. ,. - fi, 'W' ' -- fmznf, lim'- .., ATHLETICS ' AAAAAA -A-- AAA---A-AAAAA----AA AAA A 1 I I THE XVESTERNER '7 ' THE COACHES To Coaiches Bissett and Crawford are we indebted for the splendid showing made by the Bobcats during the football season of 1918. These men took a light, comparatively inev perienced squad of youngsters and developed a team which became known before the season was over. as one of the hardest fighting football clubs in Texas. After the first of the year, Coach Crawford took over the basketball team when Coach Bissett began working the track men. Although Mr. Crawford had only a short time in which to whip his men into shape, he built up a powerful machine which won the championship of District 18. Too much cannot be said of Mr. Bissett as a track coach. The track team has done more in the last two years to place San Angelo on the map athletically than anything else. The truck men themselves know that their success has been due largely to the excellent training givn them hy Mi'. Bissett. - . c i ...- o,-,4 '4'a4p4 pa1 ',a.'4-4-4-'QQ'94-0040049444-'vena r4'4'of '0 THE WESTERNER FOGTBALL Considering the fact that San Angelo is a member of the Oil Belt League, the strongest football league in Texas, the Bobcats had a fairly successful season. Vic' tories were won over Ballinger, Winters, Big Spring, Del Rio, Brownwood, and East' land. San Angelo played a tie game with Cisco, but lost to Abilene, Ranger and Breckenridge. Even though some of our best men were kept on the sidelines because of injuries and the eligibility rules, our little team kept fighting to the end and gained for itself the reputation of the scrappiest team in Texas. Our men are a bunch of genuine sports' men and fighters and we are proud of them. + -- f S' A-f 'v -'-'I 'I 'I I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 4 I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I 'I 'I I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I II 'I 'I 'I 'I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I J THE WESTERNER ffxxifiirrxx CAPTAIN BETZ BAKER Baker, playing in his second year with the Bwhcats, proved to he the hest field general in the Oil Belt. Both his offense and defence were wonderful. GENE GRIMES Scrap Iron was unanimously chosen as izne of the tackles on the mythical Oil Belt eleven. His tackling was so accurate that in many games he never missed. He is a first year man. AUDREY JENNINGS Fats played tackle. He did some of the hardest and clean' est tackling in the Oil Belt. He is a veteran, this being his second year with San Angelo. POOSTY JONES Poosty was the smallest of our guards. Although weigh- ing only 127 pounds and a firstfyear man, he made opponents wish he were not half so big. S 'fc' -' ' H 'W e- f- r 4 :-:::Q: .A::::::::::: ::::::::::::o: .-:0:::::: THE WESTERNER ':::::: ::::::::::::::: T IIM HOWARD KING King played center for the Bobcats. He turned in excellent performances in every game, both defensively and offensively. He is a firstfyear man. VIC POTEET Poteete is one of our famous midget guards. All opposing teams unanimously agreed that he was the toughest little man in the Oil Belt. He is a onefyear man. COONEY MCCAMEY Cooney, playing anywhere in the backfield, was rated as the best defensive backfield man in the District, besides being a triple-threat man on the offensive. He is a two'year man. -I 41, -:::::::::::: :::::::.-::::::::f :::::: ::::::::::::::,3 1' 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I S 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I I 'I 'I 'I 'I I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I THE WESTERNER f::: :::::ff7:: LITTLE RED HALEY Haley knew no peer in the Oil Belt as an end. His superb tackling was the pride of his team. Haley is a twofyear man, BRUTE RUSSELL Brute, playing his first year with the Bobcats, proved to be one of the most elusive brokenffield runners in the Oil Belt. He alternated at quarterback and halfback. RED MASSEY Massey came to us with the reputation as a phantom on the gridiron. He proved to be all that and more. He was selected by the experts as quarterback on the mythical allfstate team. BERNARD JONES Bernard is the other of our midget guards. He weighed only 132 pounds, but he made opponents think he weighed 232. Although only a firstfyear man, he is known all over the Oil Belt as a fighter who never quits. :::o:::::::::::::::::::::::: ::.A:- ::::::: THE WESTERNER 11? 111.1 iii if SMOKEY BROTHERS 'xSmokey is one of the most consistent of the Bobcats. He played at halffback and was an excellent interference runner. He is a. firstfyear man. WALTER SMITH Smitty played end. His receiving of passes was sensaf tional. He is a firstfyear man, but he plays with the skill and determination of a veteran. T. B. ODAM Odam alternated at guard and in the backfield. His aggres' siveness and determination enabled him to outplay his heavier opponents. This is his first year with the Bobcats. E. Y. KING King alternated at guard and center. His line play was won' derful. Very few yards were gained over him all season. He is a firstfyear man. xmas:-nuns-iu.s.mn,,.,..w.'ue ,Mer .1 .... -..N , . . . . . 1 g A --A - '- ' 1 I 3 1 iifxmcccxfcf' THE WESTERNER me TRACK The track teeam has had the most brilliant season ever attained in the history of San Angelo Athletics. The first meet of the season was the great invitation track meet held in connection with the Fat Stock Show at Fort Worth on March 16. Over one thousand athletes from several states competed. San Angelo won the meet with eighteen points. The points were made as follows: Tom Morrison, 220 yard dash, first, Rex Keeling, 880 yard run, second, Louis Brothers, 440 yard dash, first, one mile releay, first. On March 29 Coach Bissett took six men to the Texas Relays at Austin. The Medley team, composed of Keeling, jones, Morrison and Brothers, won the Medley relay in 3:44.6. This team tied the record set last year by San Angelo. The mile relay team, composed of Haley, Morrison, Brothers and jones, won the mile relay and set a new Texas record of 3 :29.7. At the District Meet on April 13, the Bobcats completely outclassed the field, amassing a total of 67 points to 14 points by the nearest competitor. Because of our victories at the Texas Relays, the business men of San Angelo raised a fund of S750 to defray the expenses of the track team to the annuaal Kansas Relays, held at Lawrence, Kansas, on April 20. The team came through with more glory, winning both the 880 Relay and the Mile Relay, and placing second in the Medley Relay. The track season closed with the most brilliant successes ever attained by any track team representing San Angelo. Our team won the State Championship, winning three first places, one second place, and one fourth place. Brothers won the half-mile, running his race in 2:l.2 seconds. This is a new state record. Morrison was first in the 220'yard dash, Haley second in the 100' yard dash, jones fourth in the 220-yard low hurdles, and the relay team, composed of Jonas, Haley, Morrison and Brothers, won that event, seetting a new high school record of 3:26.7 seconds. V' 2 .--- ....A...A.. --- A... ...A - 5 -A...-.-A.A.. ...- : , ---A- --reef- THE WESTERNER xr' ':x::f::::: x:xif CAPTAIN REX KEELING Keeling ran the 880. He is a member of our champion relay teeams. He is a veteran, having served three years with the Bobcats. POOSTY JONES Jones is a 220, 440, and low hurdle man. He is a relay man and ran excellent races all season. This is his second year with San Angelo. TOM MORRISON Tom is our most versatile man. He ran the 220 and 440 on our relay teams, besides being the sprint king of District 18. This is his third year with the Bobcats. SMOKEY BROTHERS Brothers is a 220, 440 and 880 man. He ran on all our relay teams and had a very successful season. He is a two- year man. LITTLE RED HALEY Haley ran 22O's and 440's on our relay teams. He is rated as one of the fastest quarterfmilers in Texas. He has been with us two years. Il T 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I 'I 'I 'I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I J THE WESTERNER :::J:ff:::J:::J if RALPH EUSTIS Eustis was by far the fastest miler in District 18. He is a first year man with many more seasons with the Bobcats. T. B, ODAM Odam is a relay man and also a low hurdle man. His best race was the 220 on our medley relay team. He is a first-year man. SHELLEY COBB Cobb is the king of all broadfjumpers in District 18. He is also a fair spring man. He is a firstfyear man. JACK JORDAN Jordan ran the 440 on one of our relay teams. ,He is a hard worker and a red-hlooded Sportsman. FRED NUTT Nutt is a veteran, having been with us three yeaers. He is a pole vaulter and high jumper. He won the pole vault in District 18, I x::x:::::A:::::: THE WESTERNER ::::::::xxx:::: IIII II III I I IIIIIII II I II IIIII I II IIII III II I I I BASKET BALL The Basketball Team was under a severe handicap from the start. The Basketball season at San Angelo High did not start until after the holidays, while other schools in the District began practice early in the fall. Also, a great many good athletes began working out for track while the basketball season was still under way. There' fore Coach Crawford did not have a great number of candidates out to work for places on the basketball team. Nevertheless, the boys worked hard and came through with the championship of District 18. They were defeated only in one bifdistrict play by May High School of Brown County, Texas. IIIIIIII! II IIII I IIIIIIII I I IIIIIIIIII I IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII I III I I IIII I IIIII I III I I I IIIIIIII II I I IIIIIIIIII II I I IIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIII II III IIIIIIIIIIIIII I IIII I IIIIII II IIIII I IIIIIIIIIIII I IIIIIIII II IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIAU' if 1 - 2 xxxx' 'AA' xx THE WESTERNER :x::xx::xx:':: -,S K UCOONEYN M'CAMEY McCamey was our most reliable forward. This makes his fourth brilliant season with the Bobcats. FRED NUTT Nutt was our regular center. He played fast accurate basketball all season. He is a vet- eran, having played two seasons on the team. WALTER SMITH Smitty was our regular forward. He was a wonderful passer, and goal-shooter. This is his first season with San Angelo. MARSHAL BORDERS Shorty was equally as valuable at guard as at forward. He is a first year man, but proved himself an indispensible cog in our basketball machine. BETZ BAKER Baker played guard position. He was the backbone of our defense. Although a 'first year man, he is by far the best defensive man in the District. CAPTAIN BARNEY HALEY Little Red, playing his second year for San Angelo, alternated at center and guard. His guarding was fast and effective. JIMMIE RUSSELL Brute played at the forward position, His speed and shiftiness made him very valuable in passing the ball. He also threw many goals. He is a first year man. - ' I 2 --:I-cv---v---v------ -.---. -- .... -v-v-----------,r.p-4--,,,-,-, , ::::::vc:::::::::::::: ::::::::: ::: :::: :::::::::::::::::::::: ::::::x::: xxx THE WESTERNER ::::::::'::iiixx' W. BOYS TENNIS CLUB The Boys' Tennis Club of San Angelo turned out a strong team this year, consisting of two doubles and one singles man. The Bobcats played a number of practice matches with neighboring clubs and were successful in most of them. In the district meet the team did not place. This was because of the hard luck in drawing. Ford Boulware and Judson Clements, who played doubles, drew the strong and flashy Eldorado team, and Lynn Metcalfe, singles player, drew Jack Dale, the district champion, in the first round. Metcalfe's lightning services, often aced plays, took heavy toll in points, but Dale's steadier game eventually won more games and the match. Both teams put up a hard fight and won thc admiration of the crowd by their sportsmanship. Metcalfe was picked to win second, but as he drew Dale in the first round he had no other chance at the game Chapple of Christoval, who placed second. Much experience was gained by this year's play, and the three letter men, Boulwarc, Clements and Metcalfe, will be back on the courts for San Angelo High next spring. GAMES WON AND LOST Miles ....... . . won 2 . . . . .lost 1 Paint Rock. .. . . won 4 . . . . .lost 0 Christoval . . . ........ won 4 ........ lost 0 Louis Nimitz Lynn Metcalfe Ford Boulware Judson Clements H. D. Pope + - - 7 - - 17- --- 4 THE WESTERNER L. - -A L L GIRLS' TENNIS CLUB The Girls' Tennis Club was organized late in the year under the direction of Mr. D. G. Mowery. Lois Alexander was the club's representative to the District Meet. . - OFFICERS - Nancy Bard .... : . ....... President Mildred Dickson . . . . .... Vicc'President Martha Lee Clark . . . ..... Secretary Lois Alexander . . ......... ..... T reasurer - MEMBERS - First Row: Lydia Nougess, Jeanette Phillips, Virginia Binge, Elizabeth Montgomery, Beth Mayfield, Mr. Mowrey. Second Row: Mozelle Saynor, Rose Becton, Doris Anderson, Verde Wright, Ruth Wilson. Third Row: Nancy Bard, Lois Alexander, Mildred Dickson, Martha Lee Clark. s - --A -- f-'HUA-f -?---A--Y r f ,A --1 5 -..-is , - E 5 fl 5 E THE WESTERNER :rr-+1111 --, - -H W---YH .,,m,,, , Zyl, , ,HI i V, , .f,,,'-V JA, - IL ,-'l.,7f,:- ' 'MZVMU 'L W WQIYIIIIQV ., fWlW,0j fff 'fAff .,, f 1-PLQT! g 0 un, Y i-,Un f1,vgilH ff-H igij'-it-in ,515 l XX Eilfig-rl' SA -:Y k Eg: I, gm - xy 1-T1 2 I 1 1 L '1'-wtf?-f . - - : 1 ..- if + '- V- - Nr X ' Af Zn , - i Q ,f SGW' E X I g X. ff f My ,A Y ,K -, I , W., -lp., Nw' 1 Fix I K fl f I-.1 2 1 'EVM .1 ,. G E E' 1-A E- f.: Sw 5 v I ff? 5 - A L , Wfx., 'rr Q. JAL4 E -W ? x 'W-XE' -mf Q32 ' fri, ' 4 'mi' N' Za Kg? R ' , :- gg , ,,, ,J i Q I -li! ' -7, 1,3 '-- 0 - -v N- Q' V ., ' ' ' :MAE Q, ' f ,W .-v--,1- 1 MJ ' ' :Lf ff.-if M '4.g 'Qs' flqmf -M ,Mn ,Jaffa V N 1 r I I ADVERTISEMENTS V rv, v W , ----o Y... -- ,,.. ,---v- J, rr-.- ac- THE WESTERNER W r ur clvertisers The Staff and the Senior Class are sincerely grateful to those who have contributed to the makefup of the following pages - They have made THE WESTERNER of '29 what it is. We appreciate this cooperative spirit of these progrsssive advertisers in aiding us in the publication of this yearbook. THE WESTERNER STAFF. 1 r 1 D 4 0 - -Q A - A AQoo::4::: -: Qo:::oQ4o:::::::Q::0-ao::: 'Z 'T' are gs THE WESTERNER are A N ew Era Begins- ' . ' '- bli' S FM-gifnrgzg La an R lk if 'NNN when BakerfHemphill's move into their new home, if 2' X71 frm We Y., f 3 rss ff sf. as N Eft?i35gg gE tsi A il M BEAUREGARD at IRVING 'e'A ,l I e'nV, 2 r - fs 5 55 Ftrs: up fa- ifwgql 'V T M Q 3 kg if ff ilifkwft 53' -fall of 1929 IE? ww. ww--sw ,K N75 f 2 z X in fs J 4 , ,M f f ,314 '4f 'fi,-fi , T- .N 3'-ws -- - -:lv-:Q -41250 .. ' ' g- sz-.-.-.E-if-:-11.-:-1. I ,.-3 z 121:19 in -1 '.'..:2:2:1:f'f . '- - ' '. , .- 1'- Rf--: 1-1 ' if'GFITF''f'?fP-ie+..J.,1.Y'f':w'-frlss 's ' '- .., tial. .. .- ' -' ,Q .: ff 1 '. 131- .. Q.,g,L1---451-.- 4112 ,rf 5:2 .Ls -. 'll' j'4'1'f- .eq.,,.N 4,-.,g- iii? 2 ,A I' '53-.-: ,. 3- -.1 - 11,2-1,-1 '::gr 421 :gif-' -:L5 'QQ gf-:1+,51 .-ag, g3:5:-',,,L: A I .-1.5 'zgi-:-.-1-.,-E. 1..,..1. . 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'. :,: - .. --'-Z+1'C'- '-'IZgi3-1-14Z-I-1jTf1'P-'siijljql-1 , - I 1 113'-.-.:I:.A.,-, -Z-If:1-311'1'j-1-1'Ijj1114-Z11g.j1 '-1-Njiiny,' I '- , I -W'1'5'1'5l- :1z1:2:g.g11..1.'Q1 1-2-'-I-f:1:' .': y' '25-ink: ' - -4Ira-:-1-111:-:-1-vgklizlcggz-t '-':-zf+-11:--'--f'- -1 -1'-1 ':1:-z1:z1fi2:5:2:,:5-115-1 1 ' ' ' ': s111 '111fs1-5-1 I i' -1 a..Zi.j ' .1'f:i' A 1. 1 -5 ' - .- ' . . ff?-112,41:.--1:',. - 5 3-11l1-E1:':i-:g'ES1:1-f'11.1' 5 1i1 - ' 1 'i2E1i'il1':1 51:-ilE1i':': 5 : ' 1f21'1ifif:f': ' -' 4 , , 2 '- ,, fa-L -'. 1'-i 4 --s-:s -'-14:-x-eef:+R- .4 -st-2-22:2-. 1-z....L, Seniors of l929 Baker-Hemphill' i' 1- I -in O ! ! l l l I l I l Both will always remember this year . . . both 5 , , will be stepping onward to greater accomplish- T . . I f ments . . . to render greater service to their i 7 . l g i 7 city . . . 1929 is a milestone that cannot be overlooked by either . . . you graduate into ! l the world and higher learning . . . we into a ! I . -..-.5...l..-.E.... ..-.....-.....-..-. new home, dedicated to public service. Fr I l r 1 l i l I i - -A::::o::::::040::,-: ::::o::::a Q 9 'P li S 'r 'r 'I 'r 'r 'i 'b 'r 5 U S S 'r W H 41 li s s s b b r lr lr 'r 'r lr 5 G S 5 S Q i C Q S E S S 5 Q 5 S S O S 8 5 5 8 C N 5 I 9 U S U 5 K 9 9 5 'r 'n oo:: ,::44 ll w lu 'r 'u lr S U 'I 'r 'r 'n li lr D lv U 3 ,ii V ln J 4-Q4-4400, f fu-'ff' '- THE WESTERNER 'mf IT I UI PEG. u.s.oAT.orf1 DU PONT DUCO PAINTS Ei VARNISHES B. CS' H. Hardware Company 310 N. Chad. Dial 3734 Emmeii Rowsey f 0 CASH GROCERY 306 N. Chad. Dial 3402 William Balzen GENERAL CGNTRACTOR San Antonio Mf 1063 Foresi Park The Beautiful Home District E. E. BAll..EY Manager Near the New School Building Holcombe-Blanton Bldg. 261f2 W. Beauregard Dial 6448 Also Business Property 21 Specialty f','ff4-Q4-4,4-4 4' x 'of THE WESTERNER x' ' 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. IO. Nimitz Clothing Store The Place for Men to Buy We serve West Texas with Ed. V. Price, MadefTofOrder Clothes, with Stetson 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 : gif.: :Z --7,7 53 331: 1:1313 1: J-lliniqgi 1 1 1 .. 1 1 1 1 1 1..1..1..i When You Go Away to School LET THE STANDARD f TIMES BE YOUR LETTER FROM HOME The San Angelo Standard-Times Morning Evening Sunday Weekly t -U -U -a aaa e aaa--e he-ja 1 --aaa., - - --04' -- - -040 - -4 o::: -:::::::: :: t at tt . 1 THE WESTERNER w - Soph: Gosh, I wish I was twins. Ivlother: Why? Soph: So I could send the other half to school while this half goes fishing. Pk wk ak jack: What's the matter with you? Edward: I wrote an article on fresh milk and the editor condensed it. Pk Pk SK Dorothy B.: Have you read Aesop's Fables? Elizabeth Mc: Oh yes, I read them when they first came out! are ae wk Old Man: What business have you to kiss my daughter William: No business at all, mister, it's a pleasure! ae ak as ?-s Potty: 'Tm head over heels in work. Didit: What's your job? Potty: Acrobat in a circus. 7 1::, ::.-.:1x'::1:1 ,,,:: :: 1 ::1 1 in Tour Home Should Come Firstu PeopIe's furniture Company W. C. Goonwm, Manager 106 N. Chadbourne The Store That Service is Building Dial 5374 Long Distance Hauling Moving, Storing Holmes Transfer Company C. A. HOLMES, Prop. BONDED WAREHOUSE Magazixne Keepers Atlas Powder Cn. SAN ANGELO, TEXAS Dial 5202 303 N. Chad. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1..1..1..1..1..1n1g.1n.-.q.1l.- ESTABLISHED 1890 IT PAYS TO BE PROTECTED C. A. Broome 81 Co. INSURANCE REAL ESTATE BONDS Dial 3422 No. 6 E. Concho 1-, 1 : 1, 1 ..,,1, 1111 oeoooo-0040-ooooo0Q0oo::v:::: - - - - A --vv v... ov-,--- :xnxx :g Lffffnf' THE WESTERNER 'f I T I I , FOR TOP QUALITY IN I S : I FOOD AND SERVICE I I T Compliments If WE SUGGEST I 3 I Of II I 1: I ' R' 'ai I I zversz e I t , ll, 4 I I C NTRFCTDF I a 6 1 C0 I I I The Most Attractive Cafe E in West Texas l 5 ,EE-..-..-,.-..-..E.-..-..-..-., ..... .-,.l...-..-..-I.-.E..-..-..- -..-..-.E..-..- 3 5 5 5 Harrzs Luclgeh' Hardware 5 I 5 I Company I 5 I FOGTBALL, BASEBALL, BASKETBALL, GOLF, I TENNIS, BOXING, HUNTING AND FISHING I E Equipment of All Kinds 2 I SAN ANGELO, TEXAS 0000.0 LJ, Q QQQQQQ-40 M ' THE WESTERNER 'f ' Q Q DRINK of 3 EEZ In Bottles 0 Coca-Cola Bottling Co. San Jqngelo, 'Cexas 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1un1nn1up1ul...un W es! Texas Ca e L'Tl1e Most Sanitary Cafe in San Angelo G. N. PAPPAS, Mgr. If We Please You, Tell Gthers-- If Not, Tell Us 22 S. Ghadbourne Dial 6340 SAN ANGELO, TEXAS nil l v ---A Little Knowledge Is a dangerous thing Drink deep, or taste Not of the Pierian Spring. 'YS' '33 '33 Probandt Printing Co. 10 S. CHAoBoURNE School Supplies, Stationery, Typcwritcrs, Engraving, Gift and Party Goods, Etc. 4 r l I it QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ-4-0:00:40 Q4-0-0.00-aooeovavvvf-4,1414 Q4 'o0op a.'poo0Q-Q 1 rx' 1:::fi::x:::: THE WESTERNER Tfxlfxla I l Hall Bros. Grain Co. Wholesale l GRAIN SALT I COTTON SEED PRODUCTS I HAY AND DAIRY FEEDS - I 1 . l Warehouses at STERLING CITY SAN ANGELC 3 BARNHART l OUR EVERYDAY PRICES ARE LOWER THAN SALE PRICES ELSEWHERE Famous for its Values Model Laundry Company bV' ER IS thoroughly interested in the development of higher education, and gladly uses this space to compliment the Senior Class in their efforts to portray the human interest of the average high school Student. See our New Home when passing. 114 N. OAK STREET QOOQQ,-4-Q H ' THE WESTERNER 4::.- :4004 I I 'I 'I 'I I I I 'I 'I 'I I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'T 'I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I I 'I I, i 'I I I I 'I 'I 'I ' I I The Corner Drug Store The Neighboring Town or Havana, Cuba are all within reach of the 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. San Angelo Telephone Company I I I 'I 'I 'I 'I I 'I I '- ' I 'I 'I 'I I I 'I I 1 I 'I I 5: I I I tg ' I I 'I I 040444044004 :: ::44 II Il, I I II I I I I II is J ' I L+ -....,,,,,,,,,...--,-- :x xxx' x THE WESTERNER iii? xfifxxx Your Home Should Come First! In the homes of America are born the children of Americag and from them go out into American Life, American men and women. They go out with the stamp of their homes upon themg and only as these homes are what they should he, will they be what they should be. - I. C. Holland. Robert Massie Compan Furniture and Undertaking Furniture Phone 6721 Undertaking Phone 4444 ,--- ---- .... A------- 0000000000 00000000 THE WESTERNER ' 'MTE T A' I Q75 rf' W, xg, ,SX itfajw ' R'-I X 00 00 00 00000 000000000-1 SDUIISIIIQIIS ' dquarlori ,S Q SHOTGUNS RIFLES HUNTING GGATS AMMUNITION GUN CASES BASKET BALLS UNIEGRMS ETC. BGXING GLOVES STRIKING BAGS BASEBALL GGGDS FISHING TAGKLE nw A ff x I?- 8 I 'iQ in A x I X I s 'M XPSQWH A My 9, P Saw ' 'N , 4- S -aww I FOOTBALL EQUIPMENT TENNIS RAGKETS BALL NETS BASEBALL UNIFGRMS SWEATERS ETC. findlater Hardware Co. I HEADQUARTERS 000000000-:: :::::::::::00:::0 0000000 00000000000 2 v Ir 11 In S Ir lr 5 S I S S I S 5 P 'I 1+ 'r 'I I 'r I s I 'r 'r 'I 'n 'L 'n 'r 0 00 00 00000000 SY0000000000000000000000000000 'xx x:::: x THE WESTERNER T A home owned and operated Lumber Company - carrying a full line of Building Materials. Priced Right YoUR BUSINESS APPRECIATED Bates-Cavitt lumber Company Corner Oakes Ed Ave. D Dial 3782 SAN ANGELO, TEXAS Rainbow Cafeteria Where the High School Students Eat Congratulations to the STUDENTS of the SAN ANGELO HIGH ScHooL and their YEAR BooK We Ask 'You to Visit OUR STORE MoNrooMrRY-WARD Co. DIAL 6352 19 23 E Harris Ave. San Ang I T Build Mind and Body With DEL MONTE CANNED GooDS PARAMOUNT RELISHES WAMBA COFFEE 1. M. Radford Grocery Company All Over West Texas QQ.-4,4 4- ER N ESTER W E H T 4, 'II W II II II II II II II II II Il Il II II II :I I I II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II I I 'I II II II II II II II II II II I I I I I I I I II II II II II II :I I I I I I I I , I I II II I II II II II II II II II II II II I I I 4 if ,J , , N , , it , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , 9: , , , , Z , , , , , , - , , , , , , , -A 000000000 0 0n0.l0n0.g --v000,-,- THE WESTERNER i::'x:xj lfathion Park College l-lall Clothes FASWUON ll A Wi li 1'7l,,fQ1lllillElll3S . 0 G, K fyxlp l quarters for Fine, WellfTailoref.1 Clothes. Fashion Park and College f Hall Clothes are known hy University Men as exceptional in style and fabric. S25 TOSSO 5712 .Robertson o. 0uq0..0..0..0.,0,,.0ug0,4.0 0..1,.0..-...0 0..0..0.,.0 0 0 ... 0 0 0..--..- Compliments of Mosier Cleaners, Dyers 65' Haiiers Company ' ' 67 N. Chadhourne Street Dial 4181 SAN ANGELO, TEXAS Robertson's Man's Shop is head' ' ' THE WESTERNER ' I I' lil S1 .1 S I ll I 'n SPEED, QUALITY, STYLE I Withcvut Extravagance M ., K 5 'L Wood Motor Company In 0 gp SAN ANGELO, TEXAS N sl 'LOOOK ELECTRIOALLY ON A HOT POINT RANGE ..l ..! lt I No Soot, No Odors, No Fumes II 5 E' SAVE WITH ICE Q I 4 Substations, 2 Plants, 9 Wagons, 3 Trucks 4, I lr All For Your Convenience Cool, Sparkling, Filtered Water from the Oonchos 1 W T o Q est exas Uuhties 00'f1i50'9' 1, k? 1 L- ' D .....,-,---- ..---- ...-..,----, f6::: 0:: I 'I 1I 'I 'I 'I :I I 'I 'I 'I 'I I I 1 1 1 1 'I 'I 'I 'I :I I 1I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I :I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I I 'I 'I 'I I I 'I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 1 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 147,- + L THENWESTERNER Cjmduotes - Look into the Future -Are you going to be one of the million that statistics tell us live a burdened life, and pass a regretful dependent old age? -Follow the advice of true friends. Practice Industry and Thrift -rise above the multitude. -A Savings Account with us will help you do it. We pay 4 per cent on savings accounts, compounded semifannually. The First National Bank In Business in Scm Angelo Over 47 'Years :- - :::o0:::::::: :: ::::00o::::o:::- -:::::eoQQe-00004.04 .E --.,-?,?.a- E ,,. . THE WESTERNER 1,-sf?A?W - -I R. L. Nisbet C. G. Van Court C. E. Carrutb Frank Van Court San Angelo Transfer Company COMMERCIAL TRANSFER AND TAXI CABS Santa Fe Tracks Dial 5555 ,Y 1415, i'Variety of Breads improves every meal EAT VERI f BEST BREAD It Stays Fresh Longer Baked By Norman Bakery Dial 5404 14 W. College nfs. 1. n-u. ..1..1., -1111.51.11-51.5 .ginnilp-'51, Walker-Smith Co. WHOLESALE GROCERS Manufacturers and Distributors of PECAN VALLEY PEANUT BUTTER FRESH PURE AND WHOLESOME TRY IT WITH YOUR LUNCHES WALKER f SMITH CO. SAN ANGELO, TEXAS DO YOU KNOW? What makes T. L. White? Why is Wi1liam's Armstrong? What caused Harvey's Grief? Why does Escar Pacee? If William and Parker Taylor? Who wove Katherine's Webb? What turned Merton West? What did Edward Cope? What did Mabel Russell? Where is Louise's Walker? What did Bessie Lee Hallmark? Who drove Allen's Nash? Where is Mary's Franklin? When did Manguerite Work? Who crowned ji mHowark King? Who gave Collyns Moore? What horse did Denny Mount? Why is Fred a Nutt? Whom does Ima. Gene want to Joiner? Who gave Patti a Fox? Why is Gertrude Weis? What Jerry is Nibling? Who gave Walker Nichols? Where is Medora's Reed? T' 04-Q-0-e0oeo----v.--0..-,- .-vvv oc-v,vv -- ::::ofc---v v-v-v lin.. 1 1u1uling1u1u.1ln-.nn1n-11.11 aaa' a fl N s r I I I ' I r r r ::xj:::xf' THE WESTERNER Ti hxxix w , THE NEW HOME of the San Angelo National Bank The Bank That Service Built Capital S300,000.00 Surplus and Profits S5340,000.00 1884 1929 'W I - A-31,--kA?HV---,V W 7, wv- A.-iv, -... , , ,Y .igr Y 7- -- 7' ' THE WESTERNER :::: xx ::: ' ELIZABETH ARDEN D10RSAY DOROTHY GRAY E - rx I I 1 . Azcvfcwhrzzq bv 233-svCHAD.AT N CONCHO. PHONE 3149 SAN ANGll,0,TEX. COMPLETE PRESCRIPTION DEPARTMENT .1..1u1u1..g...1..1 1..i.,.-..i..1n.-..1.p1...-n..-.p--..lui ..- 1 1 .. 1 1 1 .-. 1ll1qp1g.-...ip IF IT'S NEW- YES! Q90 M X N5 Q COMPLETE HCME FURNISHERS oo-eo-op-0'0'ova-9094404-ap'Qfo':::pp:: :- :Y-::eef::::e::0'::::- Y V 'P 4 'I 'I 'I 0 'I 1 0,::Q::- 'I 'I 'I 'I I l 'I 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 'I 'I 'I 'I 5 5 4 U 5 'I I Il 'I 4 'I 'I I 4 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 4 'I I 4 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 4 S 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 5 'I 'I 'I 'I 4 'I 'I 'I 'I 5 'I 'I I 'U 'I I 4 'I I PA' ' 'I -- A-----------,,---, - - Aaovvo- - - , - ...... Y - , - .p-,Q-4o40.44o.'40044ooo4voo a-av We THE WESTERNER use Congratulations Seniors f f f We rejoice with you that you have completed your High School work and received your diplomas. We wish for each of you life's choicest blessings as you enter new fields of endeavor. artin- lover ompany WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS OF Libby - Pratt Low - Cobb - Uncle William Canned Foods of Highest Eliality and National Reputation Wamba and Maxwell House Coffees Cream of the Plains Flour Temtor Jellies, jams and Preserves Quality Spices and Extracts And many other items of canned foods, as well as a very complete line of fresh fruits and vegetables s The Big Horne Firrnv I+, v,,,-,,--A-,---AA------- --A-,--A---------- ---- vvvv -v-,v-- --- -v-v ------ Y-- ---4-000011,-1,0400-.QQNQQQQQ f ' THE WESTERNER 'T xx' San Angelo lumber Company 227 f 235 N. Main St. Dial 3127 Exclusive Dealers SHERWIN f WILLIAMS PAINTS AND VARNISHES .111.11.Ii-11.11..1..1..1..-..1..1.l1ll1-11-11-11, The fifth period Auto Mechanic Class would like to know if Mr. Anderson has appointed Vic custodian of the soap sup- ply. Every time the class needs soap Mr. Anderson takes Vic's key to his locker and magically produces a can or so of soap. ak if :ie Now, said Mr. Townley, We'll play 'The Stars and Stripes Forever' Cosh! exclaimed Harvey, I just played that! ae as as Silent Dwight Hunter: I can't see why Miss Massey ran me out of the class room. wk Pk as Miss Campbell's small brother: We've had the best time playing postman. We gave a letter to every lady in the block. Miss Campbell: But where did you get the letters, dear? Little Brother: Oh, we found them in your trunk in the attic, all tied up with blue ribbon. :ie :if :if Wheii Fred was called to the phone his brother answered, This is another Nutt. ak :ie ae Joe: L'Do I take this road to Kenedy? Abe: It's no use, they have one there. Ragsdale Auto Supply Co. WILLARD GOODYEAR BATTERIES TIRES ATWATERfKENT RADIO SUPER SUPER SERVICE QUALITY I PHONE 3511 L. B. HCRTON W. E. YAGGY Horton I 81. Yaggy ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE Finance of Homes and Business Property 21 S. Chadboume Dial 6734 4.0901-0'0Q4Q4Q'o4'4040:::::4::,',.r A---, ...... ,,---,-- ----,,,--, Ip- ' xiii? :xi THE WESTERNER xx: S I Ceniral aiional Ban Central Loan Company P 9 1 COMBINED CAPITAL, SURPLUS AND PROFITS Sl, 100,000.00 COMBINED RESOURCES OVER: A J96,000,000.00 6 U 5 A Bank of Every S Pl C rtesy and Undoubted Strength 5 W. C. Blanks, President L. L. Farr, Chm. of Board O. C. Cartwright, Ca h E. Westbrook, Trust Officer Claude S. Gibbs, Jr. Asst. Cashier J. Ransom, Asst. Cashier S -awe THE WESTERNER 'fxx ':if'x' CECIL TAYLCR W. A. MAYHALL Angelo Motors, Inc. General otors True s Over 30 Models from Light E L Packard Motor Cars Delivery to 10 Ton Capacity PARTS AND SERVICE lO9fll West Twohig Avenue DIAL 3542 I , First Student: What's the matter? You I look bad. o o I Second student: Aw, I'm 'C' sick! Imperial Gasolzne v X ig it T Dorothy Smith: Miss Moss, is the staff 2 meeting very important this afternoon? and Miss Moss: I have a very important U matter for you to discuss. Can't you , come? T Dorothy: Mamie and I can't stay he' T cause we are going to a party immediately after school. u Miss Moss: We wanted to select at I cover for the annual, hut you needn't come I as I've already decided on the one I like best. NOTICE! H I would like to take this opportunity to A H explain myself to any of the curious per- H sons who happened to see lipstick on my ' ' lips the day after I returned from Fort an i' Worth. I had not, as many people think, I been congratulated by the girls. I had a C H had case of chapped lips that day, and lip- stick was the only remedy I could ohtain H at the time. fSignedj REX KEELING. '- -'A------'-+A-:-A--44-4- ooaaoaoo::oaoepacpoaacoooacearoaaa-aappaaoo of Q 5 4-0000 o :::: 0940400440-0 , Q90 o 'I 'I tl Wu 8 'r 'r 5 5 S 5 S papa' 0.0 Q :: Q:: of-fa -u.1u S E S fx THE WESTERNER MN' CQNGRATULATIONS to the SENIOR CLASS Eawseo- W encfland ,s Sfzeei Meial W 0 riff 5 1..1..1.1 1 1 1..1..1..1..1,.1..1.1 1 1..1....11..1 1 1 1 i I l I The Two Best Things on Earth San Angelo REAL ESTATE g T and the 7 BOBCATS i r. E. Lowmr a co. Real Estate I Dial 6484 I 1 1 I -SEE- C. R. FOX 8: CO. -Fm-1 Everything in furniture IfI1:,s for the Home We Have Itn Dial 43 74 11 W. Beauregard SAN ANGELO, TEXAS ao'-04.004-094-.0.p0o0oQ0 -:::-- - 4-0-Q 1 1 1.1-.1..1..1..1..1..1..1 1 0 H THE WESTERNER H: M CDMPLIMENTS of the 5 ...l.-- ' Southwest Baking Co. ELPY- S If Lf 1 13414573 of A San Angelo Institution K S UREB T operated by BREAD M. E. SIMMONS 18,20 N, Main Dia14244 3 Stores 3 Markets E FRATERNITY, COLLEGE AN D CLASS JEWELRY COMMENCEMENT ANNOUNCEMENTS AND INVITATIONS Official Ieweler to the Senior, junior and Sophomore Classes of San Angelo Senior High School I.. G. BALEOUR COMPANY Manufacturing Ieweleis 69' Stationers ATTLEBORO, MASS. - .... ----------A--- '- 040000, 000000- .,..v ---v,-,,,,,, 'f: ' THE WESTERNER I '00, ' Y , , . !..,., i k' '22ifi4W5'f?Q.i' ' ,z . . 5- x , if - . ' ., ,J fi M ' ' ' N ws , - -. h ,i - 3' H li. ,, .495 ,ft V' f K f . f 'ff 1' .1 W 3- -- 4' f wif: ' 1 A 'f 1' . ,Vg-gf qw, i fig.. L-K ,Q . -5 V I H 0 g K f ,. ferns gb--,.-f.9,55x,' 'lily 7 ' R k51..ik 'X 5.3 rr rw, A' k L7 , .fy W K' , 3 U ., W aw K 1 , - ' 'U T-15 I ' fi ' 44 ff imap-,., R - ,- . ,ff -K ' ' ' 5 7 ,m..1,' V ,.,f . f.xe',r.sLw ,f N spy: if-A ff, ggwf, 1 ,W ,W ' K-,fgr K2 if. l iAi'Ei3.Y'w?v i M I L LL.. .app :gg ' A ' 4 -Lf X' K 1 V if-. R gr 'far' ' ww 1Uwf+fm,n2mj' fs!TwQ:'fX1WP,'4wf Q V ff -5 if-, V ' ..c. 4.- ----,--------- ..... --,------,,,, o-no-04 Vvvv Y ----vo,-o--04 out .... 1 A THE WESTERNER . Jonah surely must have been talking busif ness to the whale when he tapped the whale on the rib and said, Listen here, big boy, if you would have kept your big mouth an wk ak shut this would not have happened. Miss Anderson: Meryle, what are the by products of meat? Meryle: Eggs and cheese. ar wk ak Mr. Londelius: What political party has a majority of members in Texas? Ed Cope: There aren't any politicians hereg they're all Democrats voting a Repubf lican ticket. as :if ar Lea Allison: You are beautiful, Helen. Your eyes are brown and dreamy. Helen Henderson: Well, it is twelve o'clock. My eyes are always dreamy at this hour. ar ar an IN CIVICS CLASS Mr. Londelius: What is a mace used in Congress for? Louise Moore: Eager to show her know' ledgej Oh, it's a thing they shake at peof ple to make them be quiet. San Angelo Veterinary Hospital Veterinary Supplies Boarding Kennels All Kinds of for Dogs and Cats Livestock Treated Park Your Dogs With Us Watson's Con fectionery We Serve Light Lunches and Special HomefMade ICE CREAM SANDWICHES CAKES AND PIES 111 North Chadbourne u--..1u11.115145-.u1.p1q.i..1.g1..1..1..1..1n1..,-gig.. --THE-- Maurice Shoppe The Ladies' Store With the NEWEST STYLES 'Where the Ladies Like to Trade' 204 S. Chad. San Angelo V A F.--.....il....-1 A-, --A---,,,--- ---0--- ,--va--Q-,ov----,-o-- ffff'1f1'l'1T'fl'f' THE WESTERNER NEEg miuii1111.-.--..-11111-.----1.-iiinillinilniluiuil San Angelo Business College UA San Angelo lnstitutionn The house where San Angelo and surrounding territory business men secure well trained qualified, experienced help to assist them in any business that we might mention pertaining to office work. The San Angelo Business College has the cooperation of every Well known business man in San Angelo. WHY? Because the teachers ARE REQUIRED to have a college degree and are also required to have annual special commercial training to be in position to give the students the knowledge of any change in the business world. Every student must have High School training be' fore being accepted into the college. MRS. W. W. CARSON President Dial 3660 31M E. Concho Ave. oa--- -----Qo---- A----000----00000 4 ELPYOURSELF IDEA -::::::oo:::: ::::e::: LLL LLL .L LLL... THE WESTERNER Loan Cameras FILMS AND FINISHING Ghadbourne at Third Campus Drugs fair rf ucgr nn--.5-if --fu: --fu as--'Y -- pp- -nl- Miller Paint Co. PAINT, WALL PAPER PICTURE FRAMING GLASS, ETC. San Angelo ' Dial 3119 Miss Moss: I had a good recitation from the first period class. I did a great deal of talking. as as :sf On Miss Massey's waste basket there was this sign: Pitch Till You Win e- Then Pay A Dime Bright Soph: Mr, Mowery, do you know any hootleggersff' Second Soph: finterruptingj Yea, he knows everybody else. ar ae an Walter was stuffing a dollar bill in a crack in the floor. Mr. Pierson: What are you doing? Walter: Oh, I just dropped a nickel in this crack and I want to make it worth while taking this board up. wk as an Miss Moss: What are you scratching your head for? Audrey: Well, no one else knows it itchesf' ' as as an Peevish Pete, the Pipe Peddler, sez: Pedestrians have their rights - presum- ably their last rites! Say! Remembef There is more in the location you choose than there is in the kind of a home you build or buy. WESTLAND PARK AND WESTLAND PLACE G. I. DORRANCE, Manager 30 West Twohig Phone 5146 vvv0-vvvv-a-- v... -- ::::.f4':::: glq. 1 :iz -. i::7::7:::uq1ua1lr :zf IQ.-4:11:71 S U O S 'i tb U 'i 0 4+ tl 'I ln W 'b 'I 'I 1 4 0 'i 'I U Wu S lu 45 'I 5 1 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I '0::.p,-0-4-::::::- I 5 5 'fn' THE WESTERNER 'x' wi-+ewewg-lm Besi Wishes Gus JONES dnl-ewelne 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1nn1u-1..1...-,.-.li- I A. T. Cheaney Plumbing - and Heating Co. SAN ANGELO, TEXAS l1..1...-1111...-..1 i.1,,1l.1,,.1........,.1...1 1 1 1 1 1 . I I l ! I soon LUMBER g at Reasonable Prices I 1 ANYTHING IN THE BUILDING LINE I 5 1 . . 5 Hlggmbotham Bros. 81 Company 622 S. Cakes st. Dial 5392 I 1 I 0' 0 aovoo : :00v:: :J Y---ov----,---v-- -,-4 --mal.----1. .sf THE WESTERNER ilfigff' A i'gi ?' Y l' F Rex: How come you have your belt L , buckle upside down? '1' F : W ll X , RAYMOND PHELPS, tersagn itnne , so I can read the let - wk wk wk DAHL DEWEES, A. I. A. ll L Wilson: Dear, I'd do anything in the H world to make you happy. I Alene E.: Then leave me alone. I Myrl: Where's Mabel? G? U Fern: She must be absent, for I haven't ll seen Marjorie nor Louise at school today. .ARCHITECTS I 'F : B: I One: Did you fill your date last night? ,j More: I hope so. She ate everything in I sight. wk an ak UNRIPE GUNTER BUILDING Q Mrs. City: Those eggs are too small. G : Th ' ' f SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS I Counioiler ey re just resh from the Mrs. City: That's just the trouble - H those farmers pick their eggs before they get full size. ll ltlflf: 'Tlx :life JCWlllllilliffiilf'illlixi- ilC7llillillT:ll5li I1ll'TI lill7::lI il Mary Nell Price: Mr. Lundelius, you wrote more on this paper than I did. 2 Mr. Dykes: What are you doing in your line of work now? ' Miss Cliver: Oh, vve're on the food's line now, but will soon be on the clothes' H D P D line. -l as as wk H -- We editors may tug and toil jj Coffee Till our joints are sore, Yet some poor sap will rise and say, ' Ie Y I've heard that joke before. U Preserves if ff ff 2 Canned Fruits My father says we originated from and Vegetables apes. 2 - Your family affairs are of no import- ie and many Others that Wlu add ance in class. ,F dehght to your table an at T 1-. Miss Moss: When did the Revival of U Learning start? ' Class: just before the exams. 2 3 8 3 GRooERY oo. Septima: I can't make this horse go. H Francis: Kick him Sep. H TEXAS Septima: Oh won't that hurt him? 5 uf' ff: THE WESTERNER ii: San Angelo Is Proud of Her Schools mE CONGRATULATE the Students for their progressive spirit manifested the past year, and extend our thanks to the Faculty for their yearls labor conscientiously performed. l'San Angelo's Best Department Storey, PUT MORE PEP IN YOUR PUNT BY EATING r iw B o E H M E S fig BUTTER-NUT BREAD 54, 6 is 5' ' RichasButterff f SweetasaNut 9 YOUR GROCER MAN HAS IT Boehme's Butter-Nut Bakery W. J. BOEHME, Proprietor Dial 5244 1315 Colorado Ave. f f fi ' ' THE WESTERNER ' ' I ' r 'I 0000000 4, 3 ' ' I s I R BOBCAT BOOSTERSN C li X San Angelofs Leading Store l I - for Men and Boys I: I EE l ,we 5 l SCHIENBERG 1 QUICKSILVER oo., Inc. Il Ig 1: 5 QQ I ' Twohig and Chadbourne San Angelo, Texas Q J l I s S ,...-............-.....-......- - -..-..-.....-..-..- -..-..-.....-.....-..-............-..-..-..-..-.....-...... 2 1 . ' , Your Home Company I l I 2 , ISSUES I Q 5 X 5 All forms of Life, Endowment and Educational Policies on the I l Old Line Legal Reserve Plan I s if i X ' A WEST TEXAS INSTITUTION I Western Reserve Life Insurance Co. I 5 Home Office: SAN ANGELO, TExAs g 5 H ik gl,,,I,,,,,-L- A - - A I 4 v --- -' ----'--- rr THE WESTERNER iffrfiriffr mffrff 'r james Blair: Bessie Lee, I heard you won in the contest. Bessie Lee: Sure, don't you think I de- served it? James Blair: What did you win? Biggest all around girl. vs IK Pk Miss Massey: fafter spending three' fourths of a period explaining the use of the subjunctivej: Now, that is all of the uses of the subjunctive. Is there anything you don't understand about it? Holley V. C.: I don't understand how it is used yet. Pk if :Ie Football Star: And I was so exhausted after I ran for a touchdown that I dropped in my tracks. Dumb Girl: Oh, do they play football on tracks? Pk vp Pk Louis Brothers: You are the sweetest and by far the prettiest girl of them all. Lula Wagner: Maybe you are right. Pk as Pk Henry Myers: I think Lillian's voice should be cultivated. Rex Keeling: I think it should be har' vested. 1pl-.pin-...i..1..-...qillig-1.5, .C 1::1.gL::-ni Bailey uto Co. GASOLINE, OILS, STORAGE GOODYEAR TIRES You Will Be Delighted With Our SUDDEN SERVICE Phone 421 1 GraySportingGoodsCo. The Sports Store GUNS AND AMMUNITION FISHING TAGKLE BICYCLES TOYS ATHLETIC GOODS GOLF GOODS Everything for Your Game 16 E. Twohig Ave. .inf L:n-..1n1n.1..1.g1q.-.g1..1..1..1..1lp1n1.'1..- Mr. Stovall fin Civics Classj: Tommy what happens today at Austin? T. L. White: Today is the day that Dan Moody is to be reorganized. Pk as Pk Mr. Lundelius: L'I'Iow many negroes are there in the South? Birdie Lee Davis: Three million and onefhalff' H4 :Ie ae It was during Civics class, and the word realty had been used. Mr. Lundelius: Edna, what is realty? Edna: It is unmovable land. Pk wk :Ie Lucille: Lend me a quarter, will you, Mary De Vane? Mary De Vane: I can't do it - ask Billie. Lucille: I would, but she doesn't know me as well as you do. M. D.: That's just it. PK Pk if Dago: Mary, let's go to a dance to- night. Mary: Alright, don't forget to bring your stiltsf' T' I 'I I 'I 'I I I I I I I I I I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I I I 'I :I I :I I 'I 'I 'I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I I 'I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I 'I 'I 'I 4 -,,,--o .,.. ---- -- - - :::::::::':::: - A -: - - -::::o::i: : -A A- I I Y 0 0 uv 0 0 WI n Il 2 5 0 0 0 lb ll 0 ir ln ll 0 ll 1 P II li 0 0 li lb ln 0 0 0 II ll 0 ll il II 4I 1I 0 0 'P 0 0 0 0 1 P 0 lb M n 0 0 ll 11 ll 1I 0 0 0 lb lr ll 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ll ll lu 11 0 0 U 0 'P Ni 0 li lr li ll w 5 U li li lr 'P ll ll ll 1 I THE WESTERNER mm mm ':f: 1-D110 Grit: New Oakland All American Six Pontiac Big Six Finest Cars In Their Price Class Schu h otor Co. South Oakes at East Beauregard San Angelo, Texas 135,19 313:- Hollis Keeton: fShaking his hand noisily ' in the back of the roomj. Teacher ffor punishmentj : Hollis, come here. Hollis: Yes'um, that's just what I wantf ed to do. :ze ak as San Angelo I Abstract Company Miss Moss: fto staff - forgetting that I many of them were in her English classj: Now, students, forget your lessons and think about the annual this afternoon. ak as :ic I Gio ABsTRAoTs, TITLES, INSURANCE Mr. Maury: Is that right? , I and LUANS I FIX!-9 Mr. Maury: What is Algebra for? First Student: WTO develop the mind. Second Student: I don't know, but it's ruining mine. :ic wk ak Mr. Lundy: Red, where is the Manilla Bay? - - q Red Hailey: Oh! it's near China. Beauregard D131 4451 Mr. Lundy: That's the best guess I have heard yet, Red. wk wk :ie I H. L. Fannin, Manager Mr. Lundelius ftalking to class begin' Ffeada Asst- Mgr- ning to take a testj: Now, don't get ex' cited and use your brain. I I -1 --if 'I I I 'I 'I 'I I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I l I 'I 'I 'I 'I I 'I I 'I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I 1 I, 'I 'I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I 'I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I . -evv ...... vv,v------- - Y ----, --,Yv--,, ---,- ,----a------v 4 Iwi: li J ' ' THE WESTERNER 'x' CITY CAF E .Quality and Service O UR Morro OPEN DAY AND NIGHT Where Your Patronage is Appreciatedn Dial 5256 116 S. Chad. SAN ANGELO, TEXAS I-n.1n1up1uu1n.1u1n1n1 1 1 1 1 1 1 AUTO BROKERAGE COMPANY Rent Cars New Chevrolets, Fords, Clclsf mobiles, etc. 51.00 per hour 'ADO 'Your Own Driving STCRAGE ACCESSORIES I Start Your Business Career Right Quality at Low Costu is more than a Slogan. It is a fact in Chevrolet. A 6 in the price range of the 4. This is truly an outstanding achievement A. Ei A. MCTCR CC., INC. 34 E. Concho Street 1n1uu1u.1n1u1u.-ul1u'.-ug1u.1ul-1.11.11 1 11.1.1111- McCarroII lumber Company fINCORPORATED, BUILDING MATERIAL 124 South Cakes U SAN ANGELO, TEXAS 000,104-4-,sa-4-4-4-4 0004019010-44-004 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I In In In In 1 I In I I I I I I In I 'n I I 'ff 0004- J .ini..1..in1I.1..i..1......-..i..1..1..i..1. ':': :: x::x:::' THE WESTERNER ':::: xx '::: xxux We are always glad to assist you in anything that you care to build Wm. Cameron 8: Company Phone 4143 QUALITY E5 SERVICE Soph Teacher: Nature has made us beautiful and dumb. Joe: How's that? Soph Teacher: Beautiful so the men would love us - and dumb so that we could love them. :ze wk ak Roswell: If you'll give me your number, I'll call you up some time. Mary: It's in the book. Roswell: Fine! What's your name? Mary: Thais in the book, too. Pk Pk 14 Walter: Do you believe in companionf ate marriage? Betz: I'd want to see the girl first. as as :ze Mr. Anderson: Allow me to present my wife to you. Mr. Pope: Many thanks, but I have as OI16. 214 Pk Pk Old Lady: L'You have bought this parrot and it does not talk. Walter: Quite right. I bought it as an example for you. I-.n1u San Angelo System SAVE FOR THE NATION 3 Stores 3 Markets SAN ANGELO, TEXAS ,v ----e-,-- v- f-0 000000.0000000000,,00,0,-0- 000000000004 0::: 000000000 000000000 'I 'I 'I 5 U 5 'I 5 5 'I 'P 5 'I 'I 'I 'I 5 'I 'I 5 1 'I 'I I I 5 K 'I 'I 9 'P 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I T I I I l l I I I ' 'I 'e lv THE WESTERN ER ' ' Qur Heariiesi Congraiulalions io Each ancl Every Gracluaie The Reo Flying Cloud ls Also a Graduate - Come Iri arid Drive One Holloway Smilll Moior Co. 16 South Oakes St. San Angelo, Texas SALES - REO - SERVICE Crowifzer Supply Co. Distributors AUTO GILED AERMQTOR WINDMILLS Pipe - Well Supplies - Fencing Posts D'al 3630 22 E. C ho SAN ANGELO, TEXAS 0a0un0n0un0 - n-nn0uu1n.0np0n0n.0..0n0nn 0.10..0..0..0l.0..0.u-.n.0l..-I..-1.0-.0...0 0 0 0 0 - Housellolcl Furniture Company Everything for the Home Q 000000000000 -------au--A4--- 00,1 000 :0000000 0 ::000000::::- I I I I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I ' THE WESTERNER TCT Hello, Boys and Girls Call and See Me R. AUDRIAN YOUNG SERVICE STATION Gas, Oils, Tires E5 Accessories Cars Washed E99 Greased Dial 5 378 Chad. at 4th RAY 84 WILLICK Homeof STYLEPLUS CLOTHES W. L. DOUGLAS SHOES HOLEPROOF HOSIERY Young-Harris M0t0rCo. My DIE SOTO SIX X55 Product of Clfwysle'r Dial 6466 Chad. at 4th Buttery Drug Co. 7 North Chadbourne Is the Place to Get Those Good CHICKEN SALAD SANDWICHES The Orange Cross Store -fx :: THE WESTERNER ii: Established 1890 Geo. Allen Music House PIANCS MUSIC It Does Make a Difference Where 'You Buy 15 E. Twohig Ave. Phone 3396 SAN ANGELO, TEXAS Branch in SWEETWATER lui111ng.-up-.4-q.1q..-lp.-g....n-..p1n1n1..i..1..1-I Burton-lingo Co. LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL WALTER GALLEMORE Manager COMPLETE TITLE SERVICE troman Abstract 8 Title Co. W. A. STROMAN, President We have a modern and complete loosefleaf tract index of all land and town lots in Tom Green Cf? Concho Counties. Phone 5 5 5 8 Holcombe-Blanton Bldg. SAN ANGELO, TEXAS Permanent Location: First Floor Western Reserve Life Bldg. 107 South Irving St. -uiun1nu1n1nu..m1ug1nn1nl1nn1nl1nn1..1.pimpin-p.1u-. Mr. Pope fin Chemistry Classj : 'LGeorge, what have you in your test tube? George: I don't know, I haven't tested it yet. as PK as If Mr. Mowery should let his left hand slip while playing the saw - would the newspaper heading be He Who Gets Slapped? T. L.: Mabel says she thinks I'm a wit. Miriam: 'LWell, she's half right. as se 1: Mr. Stoval: Mayme, what is the longest single river in the world? Mayme: Why the Concho, or course? ek as ar Bomar Horton: Miss Fitzwilliams, why do they always put Latin phrases in the English poems. I can't read that Latin, and it takes all I can do to read the English? Miss Fitzwilliams: Well, doesn't it im' press you to know the author knew more than you. an wk vs Charles: I want to see something cheap in a hat. Clerk at Baker I-Iemphill's: Step to this mirror, please. QQQQQQQQQO.-0-04'-4 QQQQQQQQY Y - v vfxi T: THE WESTERNER xx: ::: ' .C. PENNE C -It is our Desire and Wish to Always Cofoperate with the Young People. -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. 1..1..1.g1l.1..1.511l1.g1qg1ll1nu1u.1lg1p1lu1.lc-an The way to succeed in finance is to save. The time to begin to save is in youth. The habit to save early acquired in life, May lighten in business our burdens and strifes. Your savings invested in a business that succeeds, Where your profits are good, can be had when you need, Is the kind that we offer at a price that is fair, No better, no safer can be found anywhere. We Pay 821 Q Compounded SemifAnnually on Monthly Savings NORTH TEXAS BUILDING E3 LOAN ASSOCIATION Assets Uvvr S3.500.000.00 ROBERTS HOTEL BUILDING SAN ANGELO, TEXAS 1.-1.1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 --u1n.1,.1. B. L. Trimble R. R. Trimble Trimble Insurance gency All Kinds of INSURANCE AND BONDS Be Sure and Insure Dial 3472 San Angelo -,--- ----,--- - ---v ---v v--- --,-v----- -,vo--Qo---v- - -v--,- THE WESTERNER M- F, -. xms wg?- P '. . l fr, S. 1. .- ,..',!.d oo Tx THE WESTERNER x: I-IGYT BROS Where The Men of The San Angelo High School Find WHAT They Want WHEN They Want It. - And How ! ! ! SOCIETY BRAND CLOTHES DOBBS HATS BOSTONIAN SHOES l..gu1.lig.1g.1-.1 in-.nu1.1-uuinn1nn1ul1qu1nn1--.-an GAS Is A GONVENIENT FUEL LET Us PIPE YoUR HOME Estimates Free fred H. Braden Company 5 l North Ghadhourne St. PLUMBING - HEATING ELECTRIC INSTALLATIONS Dial 3406 EoR oUR Plumbing Shop on Wheels A Finer Detailed Dry Cleaning Service! Angelo Dry Cleaners AzM 25 W. Beauregard and Naylor Bldg. 1 1 in-.ui..1..1g...,.1..1.u1--inn? 1..- gil wmhdgrll Of - hi 0 YOUR Wg HOME TROY LAUNDRY PHONE 3196 305 S. Oakes St. 1 ,Lx 4 ao- --vvo0o, Y foo'-'fora' av-0004-cocoa' L L-- of -. THE WESTERNER -v We Appreciate and Wish to Be of .Service to the SAN ANGELO HIGH SCHCOL Coultefs Arcade School Books and School Supplies WALL PAPER and PAINTS 122 S. Chad. In the New Place DIAL 3702 -7-H -7 1-7 1 1-1 1 1-7 in-.un1n.iuu free Motorcycle Service From 7 A. M. to 11 P. M. Clarke rug Co. As Near as 'Your Telephone -7, W . - - ,-YY -Y --- - - -It is just as essential to your success on a Farm or Ranch to have an Edu' cation, as it is to a Professional or Business Man, but your success is not assured unless you have good Farm Implements and Machinery. We Have These For 'You Yancy Implement Co. SAN ANGELO, TEXAS .1,I.-.I.1II1.'14,.1lI.-...-.,1..1..i..1..1.pi4g1q.1up Mamie: Miss Moss, I am just crazy about Byron. Miss Moss: Well that's alright Marnie, you are at the age to be crazy about things. ik Pk Pl! CUTE SAYINGS BY CUTE PEOPLE Miss Moss: Now get out your assignf ment books. Miss Oliver: Move on down the hall. Mr. Dykes: This is the dumbest class I ever saw! ae are :ie Somebody cut Medora's album all to pieces. Is she still alive? wr are wk Mr. Kenley fmildly angryj: So you confess that this unfortunate Sophomore was carried down to the river and drenched? Now what part did you take in this dis' graceful affair? Junior fmeeklyj : The left leg, sir. :ie :ie :if Bessie Lee: I was not going forty miles an hour M not twenty - not even ten -- in fact, when the officer came up to me, I was almost at a standstill. judge: I must stop this at once, or you'll be backing into someone. Fifteen. dolla.rs!7'.., Y'- oaa-a04a0Q.-Qpaaoooo- - 0- Y 0- v - vooo 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 N 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 11 11 11 11 11 11 1 1 S 5 1 11 '1 11 11 1 1 I I 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . ....,4 1 ' ' ' - ' - ' - - - v - - v - - - ff::::::::-r-of-:::::,::,,:f::::-5 THE WESTERNER ff 'I? 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' T HE WESTERNER f 'f7 ' What You W ant: Service, Satisfactory Sales Prompt Remittance of Proceeds This 'You Will Get Wlien Consigning To Wool Growers' Central Storage C O M P A N Y SAN ANGELO, TEXAS Office - Central National Bank Building. WAREHOUSE 5 K. C. M. E? O. Siding, Post Addition We Carry at Large Stock of SherwinfWilliams Harmless Sheep Marking Liquid Wool Sacks, Wool Twine and Sewing Twine We Make Loans On Sheep and Goats - Make 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 Rohcrt Massie, Presidentg L. L. Farr, VicefPresidentg S. E. Couch, Vicefljresidentg J. A. Whitten, Vicefljresidentg J. M. O'Daniel, SecretaryfTreasurerg Lila U. Simpson, Assistant SecretaryfTreasurerg J. Willis johnson, jr.g J. S. Allison INDIVIDUAL RESPONSIBILITY, OVER ........... ..... S 3,000,000.00 CAPITAL, SURPLUS AND UNDIVIDED PROFITS .... . . .S 550,000.00 'o,,'o--0-,--Q--'v-o--vv vv--- v-v-ocv-0-0rvv--v- 00, f ff 'g't1 t:'f TI-IE WESTERNER San Angelo Music Company MAJESTIC CROSLEY RADIO RADIO BALDWIN PIANOS VICTOR BRUNSWICK RECORDS RECORDS Master Tuner and Expert Radio Technician Dial 3363 11-11-1 1 1..1..1..1g.1..1.,.1 1 1 1 1 ,1..1m Walter Buck Auto Company DODGE BROTHERS MOTOR CARS AND TRUCKS SK? Service and General Garage Corner Oakes E5 COnChO Ave. Phone 3384 E. 1. Von Rosenberg General Contractor Dial 5 797f4 1231 Austin St. SAN ANGELO, TEXAS REED SHOE CO. QK9 LADIES SHOES A SPECIALTY LADIES HOSE DIAL 4764 us S. CHAD. -414 -T i z 5 5 5 I5 I5 5 ,5 z 5 5 55 I 5 2 5 5 5 5 5 ,5 5 5 5 5 5 2 5 2 5 5 5 5 5 5 15 5 5 5 5 I r I I 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 ' 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 E 5 5 5 5 5 I Q 5 , S I 5 5 5 5 5 5 I V 5 , ,114 t cocoa oo-QQ 1 an im '- ' Fx ix R. i. v w L . l u 000000 000 0,00 0000000 000000000000 00000 00000000 0: 00 ::0 A 0:0 'in THE WESTERNER fn ' ': 3 Guaranteed Permanent Wa vin g Williams Beauty Parlor By MRS. MCINTYRE 14 N. Chad. Dial 5426 OLD MATTRESSES, PILLOWS, CUSHIONS, and FEATHER BEDS REMADE LIKE NEW AND NEW ONES TUC 31 Tears in San Angelo Concho Mattress F a c t o r y MRS. H. COLLARD, Proprietress 724 Burgess St. Dial 3224 I ' x 6 1 I A Nussbaumer floral 4 Company Qfwffmfm Dial 3184 E3 3185 7 f. M. REEVES 81 SONS A ii F jlrilf, lnfegriff' and Rtsponsibi ibf' General Contractors , r SAN ANGELO, TEXAS -40' -------0 - -A 0-ilu - -- - - ---- iv- V- Y-4, ::::::::::::::: :::::::0:::0000 0 00-00000-0000000 0-000-00004-.,.., oo 0 i'T'f' 'f'T'7' THE WESTERNER x 'TTTT xx Headquarters For Camping Supplies AND Uutdoor Goods ngelo rmy Store 26 E. Concho SAN ANGELO, TEXAS i..1..i........1.......1..,.u1..1..L..1 .. -. 11.1.----I Didit: May I hold your hand? Mary: Of course not, this isn't Palm Sunday. Didit: Well, it isn't Independence Day, either. :if as wk Bill: Pa, what is an operatic singer? Pa: Oh, one who sings as if she'd had an operation. ak :ic if Barlwer: Wlizlt kind of tonic today? Sewell: just a little HZO, please. Barher: We don't have any of that, hut we have some made hy the same company. wk as wk Barney Haley thinks that graduating from High School is jus like getting a pass- port out of six years of hard lahor. :ir ai: wk Rex: Merle, why were the Seniors so late in getting their pictures made for the annual? Merle: L'Why havcn't you heard? On Deeemher 3rd while Martha Lee Clark was posing for her picture, the camera was hadly damaged. Compliments of the F. W. Woolworth 84 Co. THE 5, 10, 15 CENT STORE Asks No Favors f f Fears No Roadsl 0'laIrmoz517 i VilQingli8s' A Gfl.0 OLD MOBllf COMPA Y I. C. LYNN T. C. CREIGHTON 35 E. Concho Dial 6468 SAN ANGELO, TEXAS 0-0000,-00-04-.0040-aoqpevoa- - ovvv-- - - - - -4:::: ::::'4440:::::o:::::::: - - -: uf: THE WESTERNER ix: :ifif:::x:A Robert E. McKee GENERAL C ON TRA C TOR EL PASO, TEXAS situ, :niggaz ami Rtspnnsilri SAN ANGELQ, TEXAS LOS ANGELES, CALIFGRNIA 1 1 i Iknin. 4.1--1.11.pill-nigligliIli.li'q1..1..i..1..1..1. I I Mr. Lundelius fin history classj: Now 5 Queen Mary followed Edward. Who folf I i lowed Mary? , : Barney Haley fseeing a chance to dis' Compllments of the 5 tinguish himselfj : I know, her little lamb. i as :xc as West Texas 1 VERSION: 'LTHE PUPIL'S PSALM I L. r CO, 'LA strict lady is my teacher, I shall not be , idle. AND She maketh me to study on hard lessons, I for my sake, she leadeth me through : long books, ' L She taketh away my mind, she sendeth mc Everything For Q to the Office - Yea though I go through the grade many The Home Butldeir L times, I have no fear of passing, for ! she is my teacher, her pencil and grade . I book keepeth my record. D181 Oakes at 3111 i She prepares to call out my grades in the i presence of mine classmates, she ad' SAN ANGELO, TEXAS vanceth my card with red ink, my head : runneth over. L Surely memories fvaguej shall follow me all I the days of my life and I will dwell in f her room fafter schoolj forever and M .. i , ever. L.. .- -,r?.., -- ---- ov--- :------------ -----,--, I.-..1....-I...-......i..i..1n1n1nln.....-.......-lgillilgl5...I...ll.-niq.i..1'.1.......-.u1n1.. +R-I-Y, A --E THE WESTERNER E- E C- FCJRESIGHT! When Van Equipment for the preparation and serving of your food was selected, your school had the foresifiht for the years to come. Van Equip' ment is noted for its long life efficiency, economy of operation and freedom from expensive replacements. Our Texas office is in a position to give you prompt service on any equipment for the Hotel, Restaurant, or Institution. QSee Partial Listj SEE VAN FOR 7 SEE VAN FoR Glassware- B Kitchen Eflllillmefif- :lhinnwnro S ' lt. 1 J 0 iafetsria Elguipmentt :t I t . ' me 'l'llhlmll,l:enslwcm 'eq EQUIPMENT FOR THE PREPARATION AND SERVING OF Fooo I.I'l'Qfh22:EIt2'lllfIIIIinmeni Cu 3 tg, Lunileum AND COMPLETE FURNISHINGS FOR HOTELS, RESTAURANTS AND INSTITUTIONS R0fl'iR9l'B'-0l'H ihnrtuins, llliiugieis . . oaklc , , gCitchenKIitinsils urnI ure, emu iz . ' w r IC en llnifo ms, Apro . Clnclnnat1:0hIo 0Aspliances .lu it .' S ml' .4 U.S.A. Silverware TEXAS OFFICE R. MULHAUSER - 1101 Dallas Athletic Clulo Building - DALLAS, TEXAS Your ex! Sfep, HIGH SCHQQL SENIGRS, Will be toward some College. AVN el . G W Why not try 4' W 'U The San Angelo Junior College . 'W I R-,f i .X HA West Texas Institution for West Texas Peopley' Good Faculty - Excellent Equipment - Small Expense Superior Work Credits Fully Accepted in Any College Two years' College Work offered in the regular branches, also in Business Accounting, Shorthand and Typing. Courses also leading to Teachers' Certificates. FALL SESSION CPENS SEPTEMBER 16TH, 1929 For Further Particular Write or See: X E. NUNNALLY, Registrar. . .,, W ,. ,W 000000-'ooo-oocooaaQ000':::,::::::::::::::::: -:: - - A - - A - - - - , A -A A A A A 1IIl.-uni-nI1un1uu-uni... TO the Senior Class: THE WESTERNER mssinmxls nf it 'gi at C511 ff Q 1' my an Angeln, Glzxus 8210 May 1, 1929 We extend our congratulations to the Senior Class upon its completion Of work in The San Angelo High School. Iiggig-iuiniglill-uuinni.n-nn Law Office 1. A. THOMAS SAN ANGELO 11.11.1111.1l.1ll1.l1'l1gn1.g1.p.- CHAS. C. CROCKER ATTORNEY AT LAW Specializing in Land Title Matters 406 Rust Bldg. Dial sooo pin1n1u1.l1u1gl1ni.p.1lq1n1ll- D. I. BURK REAL ESTATE INSURANCE 1 ' I T 'T i ' - nin--1 Signed: 1....q.1..i..1..1..1-.i..1..1 1.-1.,,1..1..1..,1........-'.1..1..1..1..1.,....,- Robert E. Ellis O I L W E L L S ST. ANGELUS HOTEL HARRIS, HARRIS E3 SEDBERRY LAWYERS SAN ANGELO gini. 1 .1g.-l::1:.1u1.:i1g- - iq-1. F . E. SMITH President SAN ANGELO JUNIOR COLLEGE lininini 11'-lp1..1..1..- I I I. I II I I I I I I E I I I Law Office COLLINS, JACKSON E3 SNODGRASS Alex Collins H. E. Jackson Scott Snodgrass Olin Blanks 1.g1..1..1..i..1q.1g,..g.1g.1.n-01. W. D. HOLCOMBE M A Y O R CITY OF SAN ANGELO -.,.1'u1un1.n1lpl.-1gp.gq.-pg1pq1..1g- JOHNSON E3 BURNS ATTORNEYS AT LAW SAN ANGELO 'T 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I 'I 'I I I I 'I 'I 'I I 1I 'I I I I 'I I 'I 'I I 'I I I 'I I I 11 I I I 'I I I :I I 'I 'I 'I 'I I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I II I I 'I I I 'I I I I 'I 'I 'I I I I I I I 'I I 'I 'I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 1 -- RA -LL ,Lag J f ------ 7 i.1i.i.i.4 THE WEST ERNER T i..l...-. FINANCIAL STATEMENT OF THE WESTERNER RECEIPTS : Sale of Annuals ........................................................... .............. Sale of Advertising Space .........,... Graft from Photographer ..................... Bribes from Business Men ........................... Received from School Board ............................. Tickets Sold to Sophs for the Library Sale of Bootleg Whiskey to Students Rent of Annual Office to Teachers ........... Bribes from Students ............................................... ........ Right to Chew Gum in Study Hall ........... .............. Total Receipts ..,,,....,......................................... ............. EXPENSES: Printing ................................................................................ .............. Engraving ,,,...,,.,., .................................. ........ Photography ........... ...... . .. Stationery ............................,,..... Ink ..,..,................................,................... Repairs for Typewriters .......... Postage .........,.,..............i.................i.. Trips for Staff .................................. Recreation for Editors ....,...........i.... Recreation for business staff .................. Tickets to theaters for editors Candy and drinks for teachers .............. Gas Oil, Tires, etc. ................................... . Incidentals .......i.............,.....,,,..................... Total Expenses ........... Total Receipts ........... DEFICIT ...............i.........................,............................................. The Deficit was paid by the Juniors and Ianitors. 8 21.50 38.26 351.76 1261.21 381.20 65.21 1728.31 197.38 86.98 28.38 8 6,922.12 S 8.76 13.75 17.01 183.78 2.26 1076.29 376.00 3798.78 2975.21 1.95 976.28 85.78 286.51 1011.30 310,721.86 6,922.12 S 3,799.74 C. LASHLEE, Business Mgr. Y gggp 4 MAB- D. BROVVNLEQQQQT,-S . , I 1 A 1 A B 1 ,Q- 1 3 1 3' v . 42 611 1 '11 J 1 qi N1 L 2 4, 5 I fi 11 H 1. :J 3,7 li ,1 I 'I 1 1 11 QI AITHFULNESS to ieamjf males ffze ms! gf ref1f'0a'ucz'fzg if az jgfous one. - Sef w'c'e Craflvfnefz Adilg cz realjgf in 'UJ07',5Z'7Zg 1, j9r1'Defj2c'i 56614401 in Serfvice efzgravedyearboois. 'il SERVICE ENGRAVING COMPANY ' SAN ANTONIU, TEXAS fu J -.11 M A Bz4z'!dfor Succen wifh Ser'uz'ce ..... e.EEE-11 , -. wwg f 3 VVY A , '-my-E . 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