San Jacinto High School - El Oroso Yearbook (Houston, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1932 volume:

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BU'1'1.1cR THE EXECUTIVE COUNCIL The executive council, fornierly known as the Athletic Council ol' South Enil .lunior High School, was organized in IQIS hy Mr. F. M. Black. The council consists of equal representation of students and faculty. It has chairge of the lingincizil iillliirs of the school, suhiect always to the gipproval ofthe principal, Nflr. T. H. Rogers. The council awards all sweaters, letters, and other inarks of ex- cellence. lr passes on cligihility of cuntlicliites for any student ollicc. Next to thc principal, the executive council has the linul word in decisions th'1t .illcct the gcu- erul welfare of thc stutlcut hotly. -1 - s s rl .t .ggi ' rf,.,ff Q' 'Wh' 'il -Y if I sr if T. V norms GENIEVIEVEIIOHNSON E. C, GA'ri5s 0 0 P1511 pdl Dean A.i'.l'f.ffzlI1f Priucipa! The i..?iairs ofSa1nJacinto are administered wisely and well hy these three persons, who have served San Jacinto since her founding. They have endeared themselves to the student hody through their intense interest in student affairs. Their fairness and firmness have earned the respect of every student, without, at the same time, re- ducing him to ll feeling of tongue-tied inferiority in their presence. I 'lzlflll rv 41 1, .. fwfwil 'Ia' - rf I, yr 4239- N fi T. H. Rooms ..... E. C. GATRS ........ ..... FACULTY Pj' .Principal Auixtant Principal GRNEVIEVR JOHNSON ...... ........ . .... D mn KATIE MAY BURT .... J. P. BARBER N ELLIB BATTE BRRNICR BEARD ALBERTA BRASHBR R. ALSUP MAUDR BRRWSTRR INIsz BRYAN WILLIE V. BRIANT J. H. BRIGHT W. B. CHANCE MRS. B SARA GAsIcII.I. DOROTHY ESTILI. ANNA Cncu. EVANS ESTI-IRR TRRVINO GI.ADYs RITCI-III: LIBBIB FILLIPB EVA S. CI-IANRY J. P. FINFRocIc MRS. F. M. ALLEN SUSAN PATH.Lo. . . MRs. H. SHIAIAR MAMIE ROTHB ..... . . . . ..S'eoretaryy MARGARET 'TOLBR ENGLISH DEPARTMENT' E. B. INGRAHAM-Htdd of Department FRANCES CUNNINGHAM . MINNIR GILLESPIE SARA Gnoss HISTORY DEPARTMENT E. C. GATES-Htdd of Deparrmmr J. Lnsun DICKSON F. LRB DUGGAN ' SRTH W. HENDERSON I W. C. CAMERON MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT WINIFRED THOMAS-Htdd nf Department FLORA DAvIn . wi' nf , I . 'A - 'I A. P' , '-, V If! I Q... . . .... ..... L ibrarian .. .. .Auixrdnt Librarian ...........Rigi.rkfaf Supernu MARY ELLEN OATMAN MINNIR MITCHELL 1 L - -T. . E 1-1, I. II- ' , -, V . J' .W -I. ,I :I - Mas. Rumi G. RATLI RUTH HICKEY 'NV 5 if VIRGINIA LRIGH .5 . J. E. WQEVAMS LOUISR TON ISI. .. ...- . . '5 V I ERNEST M. A A. C. FRY CHRISTINE SI-IU' ' MRS. IRMA D. HuTcHINsoN MARGARBT'WAPLES DORIS WBSSENDORF MUSIC DEPARTMENT RLLR K. MKIGINNIS LILLIAN BRAND LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT C. E. LAMASTBR MRS. C. H. Huco ORIRI. PATTBRSDN HELEN STERD VOCATIONAL DEPARTMENT ADIILR MICHAEL MRS. M. J. Panic HAROLD D. SMITH V. C. DABNRY SCIENCE DEPARTMENT A EDITH BABE C. E. JOHNSTON PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT TOMMIR Woonsn INEZ GOODMAN IDA SOUTH MRS. BRYAN SHANNAHAN FANNIE VOLCK H. E. BUTLER STUART McKAY MRS. EDNA W. MINBR MRS. MABELLE SPIIRRY HARRIRT BRUSH W. A. HODGB5 PAULINB Woons ALTON HARDING R.O.T.C. CAPTAIN JOHN L. LES s ' 1 was MAR Y LOU MOORE .SN T R If P R lf .Y If X' TA TI V If Cf MARJORIE BOYD MOST REPRESENTATIVE GIRL RALPH FITE MOST R1iPRl:'Sl?NTATIVI VMDB N.. 'ik '1- T K -V --Us--If TVQJ wmv-I-' KYWA1 A'faM!Z':ill ....-,W F . 5 Y- 'P-1f,.A,.v - 2705.-Qu VJ.-,, - r-md' :'W'.f- ' , xJ1f . ff? w 44.4. , . . .... , , V x. -6 , 4? v?i::,J-'L' Al . ffl ' .Q .-..- . , -. . ff - . . , , , A 1, . - .- VA,-A, ,, 1 '-1 ' ' ff 'J' f'HfK:'fji1g'7'.g ,I Q, ' - 4 W.: -f Q -,J ',. .' w f -.. A , .f W 'j12Qifi'2qw.,. h M A ' f' .' ' A . ,Q Af '72-'15 'f'7 '--af.. K . A..,,,g 4 1: ,JV n jul, ,. :,MQ:,..fgQ:f5HQi?6 N : A -V f V 5 M N- f if 'fm ,.sgf:f .- N. 'g:?pi b, x ,- Sfs1T:f'.ff'Mfw-w?'Eff!i',egw,N . , .p . E545 NL- Yu' -- 'Af.'2. ,xv-M' SA lla. ,.f,, ,ff lf, -,., ..v,f-M.. X, M514 s.,, . 'f. 1S'... - .' '7' . ' sh - if XR, -J, 1 'X',5w.g13-5, .fi -'- -a -' .MM . 1f,9-Null... Q 9:-' ,-.-L. 'x M Q . 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EATON. , .... , Treumref Cammitteef Djmm- Flozwrr, Calor, fum' Mrrrtrf W11.1,Y CAM1- DUN1, AN NEIlI.E'f1' TREVOR G.KRDNER NELSON MUNLEER MAuR1NE HARVE1' HELEN LEARNED Cap dll!! Gown W11.1.1AM S1111RR11.1. 'IO11N FOSTER R.-11.1211 F1'rE RAL1211 MCNE111 HAZEL. cTORM AN MARY LOUISE XVHITE W1L1,1 1M LETHCOE MAYO A1.nERT MW'lZTl.E CAMMACK KAT11ER1NE PARKER Gifr C11AR1.O'r'1'E LANE CII.-NRI INE LANE IONH MCJNRLFH EARL EVANS FRANR1,1N,IONEs BLANDEN .IONES lDl't'lH'JfiflII EDTT11 PERKINS ROSANNE STEPHENS MIl,DRPlI3 XVOOD W11,1.1xM KN1m1r IOHN HOUZ1-1 WM. AMES TSANOFF MTE OIFIEL BOND VALEDICTORIANS SA LUTATORIA NS MUl.l3ROW' L. Anim Boostcr Club. VIRGINIA Ai.i.uN Booster Club. Miwo ALBERT Boostcr Clubg Latin Club. 'loiw D. Ai.i.s'ro'r'r Booster Club. IIUIIN ARMsTRoNtz Booster Clubg Trackg Tennis Clubg Spanish Club. Piiiiav Ai.i.iN Booster Clubg Tennis Clubg Latin Club. KiNosi.,xNn ARNo1.D Booster Clubg Yoclvilg Spanish Clubg i Scholarship. Coi.M.-xN Asiiiza 5 l.atin Clubg Tennis Club, IN B.-umifzx' ASHTON 'V lb Roixiiiri' A'i'KiNsoN 'lou N A vERi1.1. K.'k'I'IlRH'N BALKE l Tennis Clubg Booster Clubg Spanish Clubg Press Clubg Campus Cub Stall. V ioi..x B.x'r'r .los Brrjt-:R Spanish Clubg Yotlvilg Booster Clubg S Association. lii.iz.xnia'rii A. BARROXV Spanish Clubg Booster Club. lVTARliARET BA'rT.ui.t1 Spanish Clubg Pep Clubg Booster Clubg Tennis Clubg Girl Scoutsg Spanish Medal 'gog 5 Scholarships, Davin Bi,ocx Booster Clubg Spanish Clubg 2. Scholarships. Ai.niA:RTA Bt.uMRicn Booster Club. HELEN BREL'KENRlDGli M.-kR.lKJRlE Bovn Psp Club: Spanish Clubg Booster Clubg Girl Reserveg Vodvilg Span- ish Medal '7.9g 6 Scholarships. Anm.YN Bo.'xRNie'r Spanish Clubg Latin Clubg Booster Clubg 4 Scholarships. ViRu1Ni.x BRREDINLQ Booster Clubg Spanish Clubg Tennis Club. Mako.-xRu'r BROSIUS Booster Clubg Pep Clubg 4 Scholarships. FR XNCES BROVVN Spanish Clubg Booster Club. E'i r.'x .nm Bti-ri ER Booster Clubg Pep Club. Tom BRowN Booster Club. DoRis BURKE u,.,.,..... r'i..i. HUGH ASHURY Spanish Clubg Booster Cluhg Vodvil. MILDRED BENNETT Tennis Cluh. LAWRENCE BYNUM Tennis Cluhg Booster Cluhg Spanish Cluhg R.O,T.C. TRULAII BURWELL Tiiso DORA BUVENS Vodvilg Booster Cluh. EMILY cl.-XSTLE Booster Cluhg Pep Cluhg May Fete '1,i. CRRAFTON CALHOUN Vice President Pep Cluhg Tennis Cluhg Latin Cluhg Booster Clulwg Votlvilg Secretary 'lunior Classg Secretary Senior Class. RUTH CALVERT MYRTLE CAMMAQK Pep Cluhg Booster Cluhg Latin Cluhg Tennis Cluh. MARVIN CARROLL Booster Club: Spanish Cluhg Hi-Y Cluh, MLJRRIS CANNON Booster Cluhg Tennis Club. M KTTIE CHAPMAN Booster Clnhg Girl Reserves. Rox' CHEATHAM Booster Clubg Spanish Clubg Hi-Y Clulwg R.O.T.C. El Oroso Staff. CIlfKRLES CHERNOSKY Booster Clubg Glee Cluh. BERNARD COUGHLIN R.O.T,C.g Spanish Cluhg Booster Cluhg Rifle Team: Hi-Y Clulw. EDWARD CLARKE El Oroso Staff 'gig Business Manager 'pg Class Night Committee Spanish Cluh President '3z.g Booster Cluhg King of the May Fete '5L Presidents Cluh. LULBILLE CHEATll1KM Booster Cluhg Spanish Cluh. XMES COULSON Booster Cluhg Votlvil. TuoMAs Cooxsm' Booster Club. HEl.EN CR ATE Booster Club, M:XRY CRAIN Booster Cluhg Pep Club. CARL CZIGAN Booster Cluhg Spanish Cluhg Hi-Y Cluh. Mgr. Track '3z.. BILL COULTER Booster Club. l-xNEY DRiscoLL Spanish Cluhg Booster Club. SYLVIA RAY DAILY Booster Club. ELizAsETn DAVIDSON .Pep Clubg Booster Cluh. ' EVA Lou1sE DIXON Booster Clubg Girl Reserves. M.-un' Louise: lj.KRDEN Booster Club. DoRo'ruY DEAN Pep Cluhg Booster Cluh. A LM .-x Doueu esreu Pep Cluhg Booster Cluhg Spanish Cluh. QiliRAl.DlNE LJONLEN Pep Clubg Booster Cluhg Girl Reservesg Spanish Club. M.-un' Enix.-xm:'rii Durm' Pep Cluhg Booster Clubg Spanish Cluhg 5 Seholarshipsg Vodvilg American Legion Medal Winners Organization. Gi..-xnts M,4KRIE Deskmo Tennis Cluh, President 'pg Booster Cluhg Spanish Cluhg Girl Rc- servesg Pep Cluhg L Scholarships, GR.-rua EnnoN Booster Cluh. Louisia Esnutx Booster Cluhg Pep Cluhg Spanish Cluh. Claififoun Ewrms Votlvil 'gig Booster Cluhg Spanish Cluh, Doius Emma' Pep Cluhg Booster Cluhg Campus Cuh Stall. N.-xNt'x' Es'ru.l. Pep Cluhg Booster Cluhg Yotlvil 'gog Spanish Cluh, El Oroso Staff 'zu 'ut Donorux' DR walt sf' - Booster Cluhg Spanish Cluhg Girl Reserves, l'll:2I.k-ZN FRIEDMAN Booster Cluhg Pep Cluh. l30RU'I'HY Fnicw Girl Reservesg Yolley Ball '31g Basket Ball jo. Doitorux' Flrrmu Spanish Cluhg Pep Cluhg Booster Cluhg Tennis Cluh. livi-:LVN Fmt: Booster Cluh. A1mx.uFiuauNni.iui Booster Cluhg Debating Team '3L. lfi'l'llEl, Mfxkoxkar Farx Booster Cluhg Pep Cluhg Spanish Clulw, EILEICN Fituimuieic Pep Cluhg Vice President Girl Reservesg 6 Scholarshipsg Booster Cluhg Spanish Cluhg Little Drury Lane Theaterg Oh Kayug The jade Necklace. Cu.uu.xs G, FRsuNo1.i-.ii Booster Cluhg Bantl. M-un' Burr, P.-xukuri. Booster Cluhg Campus Cuh Stall' '31, C-tm' Biaxmtu Fuosr Booster Cluhg Pep Cluhg Girl Reserxts B-xkn.xR.'x FoRRis'r.u.i. Pep Cluhg Booster Cluh. .louis Fosruu Spanish Cluhg Booster Cluh. P.-xui, FR.-KNKS Booster Cluh. CIIARI.ES Glll.Xl'll Booster Cluhg Hi-Y Cluh. J! , , Q' Douorm' Gol.m5N Qt' f Booster Cluhg Pep Clubg Girl Reservesg re dents Cluhg Spanish los GREENIIILL Editor in Chief of El Oroso '37.g Chief Yell Leader '30, '31 g Vodvil '1.9'3o'3IgSpanish CIubgScribe Boosterg I Scholarshipg Tennis Clubg Booster Club Cabinetg May Fete '3o'3 lQ Presidents Clubg Senior Play. Bon VAN GUNDY Booster Clubg Spanish Club. Louis GOODMAN Booster Clubg Campus Staffg President of Rostrum, Hi-Y Club. CLIFFORD GRAIT Booster Club. HAZEL GORMAN Booster Clubg El Oroso Staff. KATIIRYN GLASSON Spanish Clubg Pep Clubg Booster Clubg Dramatie Club. BERNARD GOLDINO Booster Clubg Spanish Club. DORA DEAN GRAHAM Spanish Clubg Booster Club. FRANCES HARRIS Booster Clubg Girl Reserves. EDWIN HARRIS CBLLIE HANNA Volley Ball Team. CHRISTINE HALL Booster Club. M.XURlNE l'l.-XRVEY Booster Clubg Pep Clubg Spanish Club. ALMA LEE HALL Booster Club. KiK'F!lRYN HOEFNER Spanish Clubg German Clubg Booster Clubg Vodvil. VIRGINIA LEA HOUC'HlNS Booster Clubg Spanish Club. ELLA HELBERCE Spanish Club 'gog Light Opera Guild 'gog Vice President of Pep Club 'gog President of Pep Club '3Ig Vodvil '1,o, '3Ig Booster Club Secretary '3Ig Executive Councilg May Fete jog Campus Clubg Ye Scribes 'gig Presidents Club. M , . - ciRAf'E VIRGINIA HOWARD ' 094474 L Booster Clubg Latin Clubg Rostrui j' EDWIN HOVAS Spanish Clubg Twin Club President '3z.g Hi-Y Clubg Booster Club. VICTOR HOVAS Spanish Clubg Twin Clubg Hi-Y Clubg Booster ClIIb. CARL HERMAN Booster Club. VlCJl.A FLO HRRMAN Tennis Clubg Booster Club. LUCILLE HOLLAND Girl Reservesg Girl Seoutsg Booster Club. MARIPARET HOLTZ German Clubg Spanish Clubg Booster Clubg Drarnatir Club. MARY FRANKES 'IAMIzs Booster Club. .loser-IINIINE Jessup Pep Clubg Booster Clubg Spanish Club. OSCAR JAMES Booster Clubg Spanish Clubg Hi-Y Clubg Track '3I. YQ' tbl 23-K! Bi..fxNniN ,lomss German Clubg Booster Club. Gi-:arituoia QIUNES Latin Clubg Booster Club, l'iuNitt,iN :lowes Spanish Clubg Latin Clubg Booster Clubg Tcnnis Club, Niiai. .loiiNsoN Booster Club. K.u'iiiu'N KI-ZFFER Spanish Clubg Pep Clubg Booster Club. K x'riinYN Knl.i.Y Booster Clubg Girl Rescrvesg Tennis Club. Y tus K.xi.M.tNs Booster Clubg German Clubg Latin Club. 'lonN KNow1.tzS Latin Clubg Yotlvil 'gig Booster Clubg Swiinining Team 'gi-'31, Wli.l.i -tm KNll9IlT Booster Club, Ross l..xsiusY Girl Reservesg Booster Clubg Spanish Club. M-tits' l..x't'1No Volley Ball Team. Lou Rai Ni-1 Lum' Booster Club. c,HARl,HNE Lowa Booster Club, Chic! '31, Asst, Chief 'gig Song '3ogTennis Club, Vice President '3o, 'gig Tennis Team '3z.g Twin Club President 'gig Girl Reserves. Cii.-xiu.o'r'riL LAN:-1 Booster Club, Chief 'z, 1, Asst, Chief 'g tgTcnnis Club, Vice President 'w,o, 'gi g Tennis Team 'gtg Twin Club President 'gi g Girl Reserves. P,xui,iNis LESCIIENKEER Booster Club, -lore Liawis Booster Club. Tennis Club. I mics l-uooic'rtr Spanish Clubg Booster Club, Loo KN l.taooter'r Spanish Clubg Booster Club. Cii.xiu.ias Licatii Booster Clubg Spanish Clubg First Bantl '1-3. Rost.iNn Lowus'rtziN M XR-IORIF Lrzvx' Ixsitas Louoiiuinor: Booster Clubg Spanish Club. lTIiRN.KRD LoaiNo M.-xizitc l.v1.ia Booster Clubg Girl Reservesg Pep Club. M.'XLlRINbl l.oNo Booster Cltib, Main' A, LINDGREN Booster Clubg Spanish Club. ciliR'l'RUDE MA xs Booster Clubg Latin Clubg Tennis Clubg Campus Cub Staff. ANNA MATHEW'S DLHROTIIH' MCDONALD Booster Clubg Pep Clubg German Club. MARX' FRANCES MCljOWEL ' l ' ' ' Booster Clubg l.atin Clubg Rainbow Club. - V A ' , MARIE MEl.'fON Twin Clubg Booster Clubg Votlvil '31, MARIIIE MEl.'TON Twin Cluhg Booster Clubg Vodvil '5i. IONE MUNROE Booster Club, Cash, '1,L Scribe 'gog Pep Clubg H.lSliCIl'7illlSL1ll3lkl '31 Gift Committee '1,L. IIOSEPIIINE MOIll.E Booster Clubg Spanish Club, CARLOS MORRIS Booster Clubg Latin Clubg Spanish Club. FREDERICK MITCHON Booster Clubg Spanish Club. Cl1,'XRLO'l fE Munnocx Tennis Clubg Booster Clubg I Scholarship. DIiNc'AN NEDl.ET'f Booster Clubg Voclvilg May Fete. SoviIiA MLIELLER German Clubg Booster Clubg Rostrum Literarv Soeietrg Editor Senior Section El Oroso '3I.. PON Louisa NIEI,SLDN Latin Clubg Pep Clubg Booster Clubg 3 Scholarshipsg El Oroso Stall I FR.-INeEs A. NELMS Booster Clubg Spanish Clubg Tennis Clubg Girl Reserves. RIVERS LDLIPHANT Pep Clubg Booster Club. CIIARLYNE CYFIEL Booster Clubg Spanish Clubg 5 Scholarships: Salutatorian. 'lor PAOE Pep Clubg Tennis Clubg Booster Clubg Latin Clubg Girl Reserxes KITIIERINE RED PARKER Pep Clubg Booster Club. M,KRlE PEL'KEBIP.'XUGll Booster Clubg Pep Club. Eorru PERKINS Booster Club, Chief '19, Scribe '1,Ig Pep Club Seeretarv 'gog Span ish Clubg Campus Cubg Vodvil 'gig May Pete, Senior Princess '31 Chairman Decoration Coinmittee ol Senior Class. TRUMAN PENCE Booster Club. ROBERT PIEIIL Track Teamg Booster Clubg S Association. MJXRX' E. PEMBERTON Girl Reservesg Booster Club. EUGENI A PERRY Tennis ClIIb. BRYAN POWELL Booster Club. FRANK PROCTER LILLIAN PULS Booster Clubg Spanish Club. Gimtu RANmsi.t. Booster Club. -1ouN R.-xiNv Spanish Clubg Tennis Clubg Booster Club. Lirziwuuim R.aoiNsx1' Booster Clubg Tennis Club. CIlfNRl,ES ROSENBERG Booster Clubg Spanish Clubg Spanish Medalg 4 Scholarships Har wird Book. EMMA M. ROBINSON H.xiuziu'r Stnouum.-xNN Spanish Clubg Booster Club. V asm IIANE SLUGGINS Booster Clubg Pep Clubg Vodvilg Operctta. Amt H SUINURR Booster Clubg Spanish Club. Bussiis Sn:1.i.iNouR W. 'l. SLHOVERLINQE Booster Club. Fuuo St'i1wlNN Booster Club. P -xui, S.-XL'KENREU'l'H ER Booster Clubg R,O.T.C.g Tennis Club. IM it M. SHEPHERD Spanish Clubg Hi-Y Clubg Booster Clubg Basketball C. W. Sxiwt-:R Campus Cubg Booster Club. A NNE Bi-gi.t.i-1 SMITHSON i'xl.lL'li S1..'x't'.-wsu Spanish Clubg Booster Clubg Cunipus Cub Stafiig Girl Rcscrx es Fl Uroso Stali' 'gp D xN.-x Sn .'xNNoN Pep Clubg Booster Clubg Spanish Clubg Girl Rcserxcs N dnl Scholarships. ANN Svmio ISAIIIZLI. SMITH Cross Country MAuo.utE'i' Suu 'gi g El Oroso '3L. Girl Rcservesg May Feta 'gig Booster Clubg El Oroso Stalf Wn.l,i.xM Suunuiiu, Chairiiian Cap and Gown Comniittceg Track '31 El Oroso 3 Cross Country R urn Summuizs Booster Club Bn.i.ia S'r.-xmfoun lioiwzirr SKADDEN Booster Club S wi Sims Booster Club R , 'IOIIN S'riu'roN, .1 Booster Clubg BRUNCIE Sw.'uN Riuwn-r flnlx '3 1. Spanish Club. g Truck Squad 'gig Cross Country '31 g El Oroso Staff '37, Spanish Club. - Qnunieh flnlw ROSANNE STEPHENS Booster Clubg Pep Clubg Spanish Clubg Girl Reserves. MARY E. STEIGERWALD Booster Clubg Latin Clubg Rostruuig Little Drury Lane Theater BETTY STARLEY Booster Club. CII XRLES STARKS - Latin Clubg Rostrumg Booster Club. V KY A 4 i J A osmrm Sintuzs U 1 , 4 1 ' ' Booster Clubg Spanish Clubg Rostruui, REIIERAII S'rI'r'r Booster Clubg Girl Scouts jo, '31, M xRY LOUISE S'rLmR'r Booster Clubg Pep Club. GEoRoI.-xN.-x STEPHENS French Clubg Girl Reservesg Booster Club. MfKRY BRADLEY Tunis Booster Clubg Pep Club. S'rII.I.M.ixN TAYLOR Spanish Clubg Booster Club. MINNIE S. TAPEK Spanish Clubg Tennis Clubg Booster Club. ANE TAX'l,UR Booster Clubg Girl Reservesg Spanish Clubg Tennis Club. NEVENNA TS.-XNOFF Valedictorian '1,7.g French Clubg Booster Club. HARRY A. TURNER Booster Clubg Tennis Clubg Spanish Clubg Latin Club. V.-KLOR -x TIIOM AS ROSE UNDERFUSSER Booster Clubg German Club. CLARENCE VVYELLS Spanish Clubg Band. W .xI.TER XVELLS Booster Club. HARVEY vxYALLENDER Football '30, 'gtg Trark '31, 'gtg Booster Clubg Treasurei' Alun Class. H, A. WILI.RIcII Booster Club. VIRGINIA xVORSE Pep Clubg Booster Club, VIRGINI.-x XNILKINS Vodvil 'gig Booster Clubg Spanish Clubg Max' Fete 19. M XRION xVlLLlAMS 'IONN XVILSON French Club Seeretaryg Pep Clubg Booster Club. S XR XII XVEISER Mun' LOUISE WHITE Booster Clubg Pep Clubg Cap and Gown Cornmittce. MIXRJORIE WILKIE nnmf.. r'I..I.. D-.. rI..I.. t Man rI..I.. 'r,,...1:, rI..I. .I .l Vu :N x Horns! Twin Clubg Girl Reservesg Tennis Club Secretary antl Treisure Pep Clubg Booster Club. Ci.xitit'ia H.xRk1Nt9'roN Spanish Clubg Booster Clubg Girl Reserves. l,ii.i.x H xwitms Booster Club. K vruiaizmiz Ktaififian Booster Club. AI,llliR'l' Kino Booster Clubg M-kllX' ELIZ. Holt Booster Club Wii.i.i tm lVllN'l'O Booster Club EVICLYN laswis Spanish Clubg Moimis l.iaviNsoN Nam ig O'Nh.xl. Pep Clubg Spanish Club. Yotlvil 'gig Spanish Club. AN g Spanish Club. Latin Club 'gr El Oroso 'gig Booster Clubg Girl Reserves Booster Clubg Girl Reservesg Spanish Club. ov Noirrow Pep Club Seere M tin' K. Mori' Booster Club. l.li0N Roisisirrs Booster Clubg L l.xwiteNci5 Put.i.1.xxi Booster Club. XMIES Unix tart 'gig Booster Club Assistant Chief ' 4. 3 i 1itinClubg1 Seholarsliips. Hi-Y Clubg French Clubg Otlieers Clubg R.O,T.C. Cu xitriss Spam uit Booster Club. wi ics Siiuviiiaitn Spanish Clubg .'XRMoNo St IlNV.KR'I'Z Booster Club. RUSII'lllll Presitlentg Booster Clubg German Clubg Debating Teini Captg 3 Sehola l.i1:ia VTQYNEQ Basketball '3tx,'1, rsh 1 ps. Association. l. . ' y1f'Jv Brl.XR.jORlli X i-znoriii ,fu Booster Clubg Tennis Club. I wie S'ricviaNs Spanish Clubg Booster Club, Rostruzn Secretary. lfxiisia Biaru Wuiisriztt Booster Clubg Pep Clubg Spanish Club. Ci.irif'ono Wiiii mis Booster Clulwg Miiniuan Wiiaa xxis Basketball 'gig Track '3z. Booster Clubg Girl Reserxes. .Matte C. Woltn Pep Clubg Sp lNlii.mucn Wooo Booster Club. lK.K'l'IIIlYN Zxvv anish Clnbg Booster Club. Booster Clubg Spanish Club. l W i, Capt. 'pg Basebzt 'Big Footbz 'ng Presitltnt FREDORA ALEXANDER Spanish Clubg Booster Clubg L Scholarships. M.fkRVIN AMMON5 Booster Clubg Spanish Club. RUTII BUSH Booster Clubg Pep Clubg Campus Cub Statlg Spanish Clubg Press Club, ZBLLA BIRD BUVENS Booster Clubg I Scholarship. EI.IzAIaETII BAINES ALBERT BRADEN German Club. Louis BAYRR Booster Club. RAYMOND RA.-XSKH FRED BAYLESS Booster Clubg Football '3I. M.XRVlN BURDIITTI1 Spanish Clubg Booster Club. WILLIAM C. BENDER MURRAX' BURLESON Booster Clubg Cross-Country TCHIIIQ Track '31. ELEANOR CORLESS Girl Rcservesg Booster Clubg Spanish Club. .I-xmas CLARK Spanish Clubg Hi-Y Clubg Booster Club Cabincrg Cross-Countri- Track Teamg May Fete. HARVEY CULLINAN Booster Clubg Tennis Clubg Spanish Club. RUssaI.L CASEY' Secretary Hi-Y Club '3Ig Booster Club. Ronum' CRIssAP Booster Club. Lois LBAY Booster Clubg Vodvil '1.9, jo, '5I. CTEORGE LBAWLEY Booster Club. ROBERT LDREHER Latin Clubg Tennis Clubg Booster Clubg El Oroso Staff. ,loursi DRaAvIaR Spanish Clubg Booster Club. XMILIIUR EISERLOII Booster Clubg Latin ClIIb 'gig lntraniural Track 'lil g Track '51, MIKXINE ELLET Pep Clubg Spanish Clubg Booster Club, EDITH EDGAR Booster Club. TIIOMPSON ELROD Vodvil 'gig R.O.'RC. Orhcerg Hi-Y Club Treas. jo, President '5I. R. T. EATQN X, .PE Basketbab 'yfsj '3I,l 'pg Baseball '3Ig Booster Club, Asst, Chief Booster, Asst. Cash Boosterg May Fete '31.g Senior Treasurerg Spanish Club. EMMA L. FARRINGTON Pen Club: Booster Club. CAR1. F1sN1'r1' Booster Club, Track '31, '37, EAR1. EVANS Booster Club, Spanish Club, Hi-Y Club, Tennis Cl11b. ll, M. FRos'r Booster Cl11b, Swiinniing '31, Football '3o, '31, Spanish Cl11b, Votlvil '3o. .I .xmas FUVN'l.l-IR Booster Cl11b, Tennis '31, Spanish Club,Swi1un1ing Team '31, '31, Glee Cl11b '31, R.-Kl.l'M Frru President Sophomore Class '30, Cap and Gown Coininitrec, Pres. Latin Cl11b '31, Spanish Cl11b, Tennis Cl11b Sec. '3z., Executive Council Fall TCYIII '31, Pres. Spring Term '37., Booster Club, Fall Cabinet '31, Chief Booster '37., Lambda Sigma Alpha Society, President '31, Harvard Award, Most Representative Boy, Valetlie- torian '3L, 6 Scholarships. FERNE FOUTE H 1RR1' F1..-1v1N Booster Cl11b, Tennis Clllb, Rostruiu '31, '31, Campus C11b Stall. IBORIS CIRAY Booster Clllb, Girl Rescrx es, Spanish Club. Timvon ci.-XRDNER Spanish Club, Debate Club '31, Swiniining Team '31, '3L, Votlril '31, Booster Clllb. l.1zoN.xRn Gissstics Bantl '3o, '31, Spanish Club, Booster Club, Basketball '31, El Oroso Stall. Guo. H. HEDRICK Booster Cl11b, Spanish Club, Yotlxil '31, May Fete '3L. l:1.1z.1111a'1'11 H 11.1. Pep Cl11b, Booster Cl11b. Mun' .'1N1-1 H.kNX'l.EX'?7 .il Lg, ,,c,,,t-A!! y.4!c,t bicq Booster Cl11b, Rostruyn '31, '3 , Little Drury Lane Co. K lj0R0'l'!lY .l1iN1t1Ns 1' Booster Club. ll.'1M1as HASKINS Spanish Club, Booster Cl11b. llo1x1zR'1' aw err Booster Club, Spanish Club, Hi-Y Club, Debating Cl11b, Tennis Club. Cu.1xR1.1-:s IIUII.-XNSEN Booster Cl11b, Spanish CI11b. G11s'1'.1v1a.l'wu1a'1' Spanish Club. R1co1N.-x1.o KOT'I'XN'I'I'Z Latin Club, Booster Club, L Scholarships. Eowalzn K1i1.1.1' H1a1.1aN KENT Booster czlllh, Spanish Clllh. llbl'I I'Y .l.1Nx L1Nnsx1' Booster Club. 'l.KLQUEl.lNE Kurru Spanish Cl11b, Booster Club. Llllhlli LIEVVIS Spanish Club, Booster Club. li1.1z.x11x'1'11 L1Nns15v Booster Club. Bois l.r:.1v1a1,1. Booster Cl11b. CA111. L15111 Football '19, '3o, '31, Spanish '19, '30, Booster Cl11b. MARY Lou MOORE Booster Club, Soph. Chief '30, Cash '31, Vice President Spanish Club '31, Pep Club, Executive Council '19, '31, May Fcte, Soph. Duchess '30, Queen '31, Most Representative Senior '3z.. WILLIAM LRTHCOE President Public Speaking Club, Secretary Spanish Club, Little Drury Lane Co. CATHERINE MUNCEER Booster Club, Pep Club, Girl Reserves. HAROLD MATTH AI Booster Club. HARMON MINOR Cross-Country, Tennis Club, Booster Club. GERALD MCFARl.AND Booster Club, Latin Club, Spanish Club, Tennis Club, KIOHN M.ALI.ET ROBERT MCDANIEL Spanish Club, Booster Club. ELLEN C, SIERMANN Booster Club, Latin Club. LOVELL RANEY Pep Club, Booster Club, May Fete '31. ELIZABETH PARSON Booster Club. DORIS TINSLEX' Booster Club, Spanish Club. OSCAR NEUHAUS Spanish Club, German Club, Booster Club. NORINE WiLLRIci-I Spanish Club, Booster Club. ARTHUR NEELY Booster Club. W. G. PAGE Booster Club, Hi-Y ClIib. I.uMA-joe WEINER Booster Club, Spanish Club, Girl Reserves. MOSEliART QUALTROUGH Spanish Club, Booster Club, NORMAN RICHARDSON ' Spanish Club Vice President '30, El Oroso Stalf, Booster Club, Voclvil '30, Invitation Committee. ROBERT RENICK Booster Club, Spanish Club, R.O.T.C., Dramatic Club. KIRRY SMITH Booster Club, Band, President junior Class, President Senior Class '31, Spanish Club, Voclvil. 'los SMITH Hockey Team '31, El Oroso '19, '30, Dramatic Club, Booster Club, R.O.T.C., Vodvil '19, '3o. TOM SUMNERs Booster Club, May Fete '31, Spanish Club. CLARK SMITH Vodvil, Booster Club. MEYER SOLOMON Booster Club, Latin Club '31, JOSEPH STAFFORD Spanish Club, Hi-Y Club, Booster Club. JOHN STAFFORD Spanish Club, Hi-Y Club, Booster Club. Bmu,.xn Axm.R.xo Booster Club. l.n.1.uN BE.-x'r'r'f Booster Club. 4lIiAN!i'l l'lE Btnuiuss Booster Clubg L.1tin Clubg Pep Club. xVll.I.I.KM AMES Booster Clubg Spanish Clubg Votlvil 'glg Latin Club. 'IOIIN Al.l.S'l'URM Booster Clubg Spanish Club. Campus Cub Stall. lllf:n.u.n BRXNUM Latin Clubg Spanish Clubg Booster Cllll1QSWllllllllIlg Team 'z,l, 'gt B. M. Bl..xLK Booster Club. Wn.l.1uu Cxmv Booster Clubg Traek '31, Capt. 'pg Football 'z,L. l7R.xNK1.1N Cmnx l7oN Cul.1.r:N Booster Clubg Spanish Club. llouw C.fxRRo1.l. E1.u.xNon CORLESS Booster Clubg Spanish Club. llvm l.. ClIlI3lS'FER Tennis Clubg Booster Club. l.H.xu K vrz Spanish Clubg Booster Club. H1cl.1zN LE.fXRNl+'1l7 SIT1lI1lSl'l Clubg Booster Clubg Yotlvil. BHNNHR Downs Booster Clubg Spanish Club. AI.BER'I VoN Douum Booster Club. Hmmx' FxNxm.s1'r:1N German Clubg Booster Clubg Spanish Clubg Tennis Clubg Campus Cub Stull. El.l.lU'l'T Fl.ol-:THR Spanish Clubg Booster Clubg Yotlvil. Ronuur Pnsuorv Hockey '1,1. 'llR.'XVIS Rlvznmmw Capt. R.O.T.C.g Spnnlsh Clubg Booster Clubg El Oroso Stall. PARKER XVIIITE Huuus l.lNDERXYUOD Booster Clubg Spanish Clubg Vodvil. C. TYSON Booster Clubg Hi-Y Clubg R.O.T.C. M.-xluoN H. M,yrmasM7 I f f Booster Club. fc X' Sol.oMoN T.xR'r.uu4ov Booster Clubg Latin Clubg Spanish Club. XVORTII W.-une German Clubg Spanish Club. if ERIN ROIG Booster Clubg Spanish Club. LOLITE PHILIPS Spanish Clubg Booster Club. ALICE STERLING Booster Clubg Girl Reservesg Spanish Club. DICK WBSTERFIELD Booster Clubg Spanish Clubg Vodvil '1,I. BONNIE SHELTON Booster Club. FORD WITI-IERsvooN Basketball Team '31, '1,2.g Football '3IgTrauk 'ii ,'gLg Booster Club, FRANCIS WARREN French Clubg Latin Clubg R.O.T.C. '1,o, '1,I, FAY G. STEPHENSON Booster Clubg Girl Reservesg Spanish ClIIb. ALEX WOLF Booster Clubg Latin Clubg Tennis Clubg Spanish Club. MARIAM POMERANTZ German Clubg Spanish Clubg Rostrum Club. Booster Clubg 1. Scholarships. HOWARD WILSON Booster Club. DoRoTHY OIBRIEN Spanish Clubg Booster Club. SYBIL MOEBES Booster Clubg German Club. joe MCMAHON Booster Club. BERNARD SAUNDERS Booster Clubg Spanish Clubg Vice President Public Speaking jo. EVERETT AMES RALPH MCNEIR Booster Clubg Voflvil '19, '3o, '3Ig Spanish Clubg Pirateof Penzance Red Millg Treasurer ofjunior Class jo. CI.IIfroN Davis Hi-Yg Booster Clubg Science Club '31, Dorothy June Allison John Anderson Ronald Louis Anderson Louis Clinton Bailey Virginia Claire Baker William A. Barry, Jr. George W. Basquez Bruce Blake Charles H. Boldt John H. Bottenheld Mary Louise Bowen L. G. H. Rose Breeding Oscar Breeding Billy Britton Kathryn Cornelia Brown Mayne Brumleu Lucille Bruton Arnold Bryan Leon Chernikowski Dale Marie Cooper Jerry Mae Crisp Ethel Culpeper Maxine.Dakin Inga Lorane Douglass Jimmie Ray Eads Harry Feingersh Selma Finkelstein Charles H. Ford Esther Carol Forrest Alexander Gardner Mr. Henderson Hirsch Scholl Dorothy Kenyon Alfred Barnston Newton Jarrard Ruth Hill Mary F. Carraway Walter Herzog Harry Holmes Billy Archer Robert Watson Rosalie Nichols John Sullivan Cornelius Bammel John Deaderick Kyle Hamblen Louise Beard Jo P. Toland GRADUATES CNot in Picturesj Beckie Ginsberg Gerald S. Gordon Marvin Greenwood Donald A. Grubb Charles M. Hall Willard Harlow Theodore Alfred Hess Howard M. House Richard E. Houser, Jr. Frances Howell John H. Howze Jeanne Humphreville Kitty Hurlock Ruth Jarrett Rosemary Johnston Tom Mark Johnston Gertrude Kaplan Lorraine Evelyn Kapner Leonore A. Kellersberger Virginia Kelley Howard F. Kelso N. B. Knight,Jr. Jack Kerber Robert L. Krakower Walter Pardo Mansfield Garrett Melton Dorothy Cecile Meyer William Willard Moore Nellie Pearl O'Malley Warren Osborne LOW SENIORS Harry Ford Catherine Wroe John Bernicot David Maggard Helen Putnam Mary Herndon Walter Steigerwald Pierre Bernicot Francis Simpson Lorraine Kluppel Miss Bernice Beard Buford Douglas Norris Lipscombe William Maguire Felix Meyer Frank Reese Ben Rothstein Gertrude Oshman Ann Elizabeth Owen Charles Edward Patton George Pope John M. Powers Clarence F. Ramin Frank W. Reichardt Herman Rubenstein Jeanette Sall Francis Schlosser Al Cleveland School Jeanne Shively Mollie Silverman Hilda Simmons Louis Franklin Skelley .. ,. lil. 1 U if hyl V iffy ,N , . 1 it!-,i A3 '- f-Ji' ' .155 l. . .1. 1-- ..4-,M 1. .X M- ,4 .V .., .W H. . .. 1, H :Juv V5 f 4 fha. 56'-1-ff' J IQ Edward Hewitt Stribling 1 ' Gertrude E. Simon Edwin Stockton Jesse Porter Traylor Euel W. Van Brook Carl L. Wagner Charles Raye Wakefield Lucille Virginia Ware Dickie Louise Warner Eugenia Watkins Garland Willingham Charles M. Womack, Jr. Louis Zietz John Wagner Rudy Schreider Bert Schwartz Harrison Shepherd Virginia Alexander Donna Lee Barton Annice Collings Madeline Dickson Juliette de la Moriniere Mabel Draper Eileen Hanna Mary Lucille Jackson June Kerns Elsie Marshall Doris Poole Elizabeth Schulze Vida West '91, I ar- J ' QA,--. '. ja, a .7 .' M' .,g',.i5- iii-:jd L 3' R25 'Iii' ji? 'wifi s exif. ' wil f ty. N 'el - Ci f 4. I Ye l C I Miss Wessendorf William Battaile William Brown Claude C. Cody Tilford Collins Maurice Dushkin Reagan Gillette Edwin House James Kerr Louis Kost Carson Williams Florence Mae Albrecht Helen Colvin Betty Hays Dorothy 'Iewett Frances Ann Nelms Marjorie Nitze Elizabeth Robinson Marinelle Rochelle Anna Mae Scharnberg Jean Slater Margaret Winston Mr. McKay Buck Bailey Margaret Beard Oliver Brown Bunyan Brownlee William Crump Jess Dudley Ted Dwyer Herman Engel Edward Gideon Lanelle Humphreville Robert Lane Elizabeth Lloyd Harvey Phillips John Sparks Haldeane Tanner Eugene Walker Hugh Walker Hackell Westheimer Louis Weinstein Bob Youngblood Miss Sperry Tewacka Melton Edward Stribling Helen Borden Jean Campbell Dale Hyett Charles Womack LOW SENIORS CContinuedD Miss South Roy Breedlove Anita Campbell Arnold Caplan Bobby Lawrence June Learned Carlyle Morgan Beverly Mutrux Jane Neville Ellen Newman Leo Peden George Rosenau Elliot Rowan Louis Sauter Emily Sivley Mary Lou Slagle Mary Jane Smith Helen Spooner Billy Thorne Vera Williams Jack Whitehead Carlton Wilmore John Wroe Tom Yerxa Miss Michael Luana Bradley Paul Brooks Charles Caspersen Corneil Curtis George Lynn Davis Elizabeth Floetter Charlotte Haynes Lucille Hoffman Homer Holcombe Jack Hooks Helen Kettler Jennie Kopernick James McCullough Juanita Meyer Glen Parmley Walter Price Oscar Robinowitz Cecil Rockwell lda Mary Schnurr Garrie Taylor H. K. Waters Dorothy Winkler Miss Hugg Mildred Browning Dorothy Draper Frances Fitzgerald Kathryn Hoepfner Alma Lee Hall Jean Bradshaw William Goff Lloyd O'Bryan Elizabeth Easterwood Helen Martha Green Florence Levy Sadie Swartzberg Madelyn Traves Charles Raye Wakefield Maxine Schirmacher Gertrude Simon A. G. Dennis Edwin Gohmert Morrison Ireland Mike Kuritza Frank Moncrief Mike Musachea Morgan Ricks Eugene Wagner Mrs. Chaney Ward Adkins Hyman Caplan Robert Colby jane Cotton James Dunn William Findlay Margaret Frederick ,lack Hamilton Lytle Hall George Herbert Roberta Houser Bethel Jones Gertrude McDonald Paul Nimmons Pauline Pomella Sarah Ann Powell Jeanette Rubin Walker Ridley Milton Scharck Helene Shreck Selma Silver Marian Walker IN MEMORIAM Floyd Beck Class of '31 l M ARTEL President loe Abhate Isabel Ackerman Madaline Adams Mary Gray Adams Ivan Adels Erwin Agee leannette Agnrw Adeline Albright Pauline Aleo Lake Alexander XVill Alndur Ben Anderson Charlotte Andreason Geraldine Andrews Elizabeth Armstrong Maurice Aronstein Charles Atkinson Sibyl Atkinson Henry Attis Margaret Austin .lewie Autrey Milton Axclrad Harriett Ayers Esther Backer Mlltll'Ctl Bailfj' Scott Bailey Nancy Baker .lean Baldwin Ruth Baldwin .lohn Barker Virginia Barnard Clilton Barnett M, J. Barnett Mary Barrett Clyde Barrow Eroin Barrow Isabella Bashara Louise Bashara Valine Bass AG NEW Treamrer JUNIOR Lillian Beanian Blanche Beaman Doris Belden Billy Bell Charles Bender Ruth Bigler Robert Blair Maida Black Grace Blake Louise Blanks Bill Blanton Alice Bleker Webster Blocker Charles Blossom M. C. Blumenthal Fatula Boazalis Dorothy Bobo Peggy Bond ,lack Bowles Louise Boyctt .lonnie Mae Braly Helen Breaux Frances Brenner Betty Brewster Virginia Bridges Earle Brokaw Carl E. Brown ,lane Brown Leon Brown Mary Brown Marvin Browning Callo Broweler Marjorie Buckley Guy Buckner Hugh Burkhart Herman Burgdorf William Burwell Harry Bussa Lois Bute Billy Butler JOHNSON Vice President CLASS Harriet Cage Doralee Caldwell Frances Carlon Dorothy Camp Marion Camp Iohn Campo Erie Campbell Mary Jane Campbell 'lack Carroll Bob Casey Linniell Cathey .lim Cathlin Dorothy Cato Frank Cavanaugh Dorothy Chandler Rufus Charlton Dorothy Cheatham Thornell Cheatham Margie Cheek Hazel Chinn Nona D. Chipman Ethel Christian Myra Christy Alden Clarke Lila Belle Cleveland Grace Coe Victor Cohen Celeste Cohn Mary Louise Colby Barbara Cole 'lobn Collier Rosalie Combs 'lul ian Cortes Virginia Crandall Maiie Craig Peggy Craighead George Crate Sanford Criner Robert Cron Walter Cronkite TITTLE Secretafy Mark Croswell Sarah Anne Croswell Nancy Crow Eugene Cuny Buckley Davies Bill Davis Margaret Davis Mayne Davis Virginia Davis Winston Davis Dorothy Ann Day Ida Dear Claire Derr Lamar Deu Pree Wallace Dickinson Elenore Dickinstein David Dickson Hazel Dismuke Eugene Dobbs Malcolm Dobbs Bonnie Donahue Lawrence Dorsay james Doss Richard Downey Berniese Doyle Wilhelm Drews Henry Dunlap Walter Dunn Grace Dustin Mary Dygard Fisk Dysert Pollyanna Eagleston Bill Eckbardt Louise Ehlers Martha Ehman Loring Eldridge Frank Eller Phil Ellcr johnny Elmore Howard Evans L. V. Evans Winston Farbar Mildred Farmer Sarah Feingersh Thelma Fenaes Dorothy Ferguson Ruth Jean Fields Sammie Finger Mildred Fink Mary Allen Flick Mary Madeline Flint Joyce Floeck Janette Ford Robert Ford Virginia Ford Dorothy Fouler James Foulkes Mattie Mae Frederick Rudolph Frels Jack Frost James Gallicr Kathleen Gallagher Francis Galle Ernest Gammage Robert Gartner Afton Gayle Saul Gerber Donald Gibson Charles Gillespie Minne Moore Gillespie Robert Gillette Henrietta Glascock Fred Glenn Miriam Claire Goodrich Evelyn Gordon J. T. Graham Sue Graham Dorothy Green Hewitt Green Kathryn Green Anna Greenfield Jack Grieves Ruth Gross Geneva Gunn Mary Verna Guthrie Margaret Hagler L. R. Halberg Mary Jane Hale Margaret Halliday Wilson Hamilton Starling Handley Marshall Hanna JUNIOR CLASS CContinucdj June Hardy Dorothy Harris Geraldine Harris Ruth Hatcher Noble Hawkins Frances Hayman Garland Haynie Winifred Helms Billy Henderson James Hero Ruth Hewitt Frances Heyck Fred Heyne Dorothy Hinckley Sam Hindman Virginia Hindman Caulthrope Hinton Ida Sue Hodges Gustave Hoencke Roberta Hoenx Juliet Hoffman Rubelle Hoffman Katherine Hogan Elizabeth Holcombe John Holmes Marjorie Hooke Allene Hopkins Bennie House Bonner Howard Marvin Howard Olive Howe Norman Huebner Virginia Hufsmith Burton Hull Brooks Hughes Winifred Hunt Henry Hurley Eleanore Hutchinson Julia Hutchinson La Von Hyett Gay Ingram Mary Elizabeth Ivey Louis Jacobs Rosemary Jarrard Roger Jeffery Jan Jennings Jewell Jeter Sam Jett John John Arnold Johnson Elmore Johnson Grace Johnson Howard Johnson Joe Johnson Margaret Johnson Claire Jones Joseph Jones James Journeax Ben Judd William Kanady Don Kavenaugh Meta Kay Betty Bob Keeble Helen Glen Kelley Bill Kelly Louise Kelly Helen Kelly William Kellogg Jack Kcrber Leonard Kercheval Anne Kessler Fred Kilpper Mary L. Kimbell William King Lorraine Kirby T. Kirby Tim Kirk Kieth Kirkpatrick Sadie Kirkpatrick Sarah Jane Kirshner Warren Kitchen Kenneth Knapp Charles Knight Hilmer Koehler Charles Koenig Martha Koster Lewis Kottwitz Alba Kruger Walter Kuhleman Beulah Kuhn Inez Kuykendal Nell Edith Labat Jack La Barge Pauline Lacy Clarice Lamb Mary Landrigan Gerry Langdon Mayola Laughlin Vernon La Grow Helen Earle Lassiter Eunice Lawson Harry Lawrence Florence Ledbetter Valerie Ledwidge Rob Roy Leslie Ned Levine William Levine Harry Lewis l Betty Lieb Mary Littlejohn Clara Lockett Clifford Loreant Isadore Loshak Bonnie Luscher Elizabeth Lumwalt W. H. Lyne Flora Belle Maddox James Maggard Marian Maisey Lena Maniscalco J. G. Martel Betty Maske Eleanor Mason Julian Mason Alvin Martin Vivian Marxen Claude Matthew Herbert May Nedra Mayfield Jeanette Maynard Bernard Mazow Tannie Mazzola Frederick Meeker Evelyn Mendelovitz Frances Merrill David Metrik Annie Meyer Marjorie Middleton Dan Miller Margaret Miller Margaret Minnick Shirley Minto Reginald Mitchell Anne C. Moore Maxine Moore H. C. Moran Alfred Morgan Harold Morris Genevieve Morrow Mary Morton George Motheral Frances Mott Alma Mueller Orbra Mullan Eleanor McCabe Catherine McCarty William McCarthy Evelyn McCormick Mary McFarland Norman McFarland Billy McGoodwin Margaret Mclntire Katherine Mclver John McKernan Helen McKiernan Guy McLaughlin James McMahon John McMahon John McMillian Helen McNair Evelyn McNellie Abe N achlas Mamie Nagai Theodore Naman Loyce Nathan Maxine Neely Elizabeth Nelms Emory Newhouse Zan Newman Evelyn May Nicoll Ralph Nichols Irwin Nierman Catherine Norman Clinton Norris Lewis Northrup Elsie Nost Jack O'Banion Edison Oberholtzer, Jr. Mildred O'Conner Billy Oliver Lester Oliver Branard O'Neall Clara Orth Forrester Orr Beverly Osborne Joseph Pareti Frances Parker Jo Meda Parks Sara Passman Nel-Louise Patterson Dorothy Payne Phil Pcden Zenobia Peper Nell Peters Mildred Pfeifer Arthur Platt Vernon Ploeger Edward Pollack Joe Pope Chester Posey Dorothy Posner Jim Powell Dryden Prentice Lulu Purdy JUNIOR CLASS CContinuedj Flizabeth Quicke Sandifur Reed Jeane Reichert Margaret Sue Reid Jane Reiger Almira Renaud Mary Charlotte Reynaud Helen Reynolds Mary Reynolds S. L. Richards Ross Richardson Chesley Richey Gregg Ring Robert Ring Curtis Roeder Norma Roosevelt Carolyn Rosenberg Dorothy Rubenstein Fanny Rubenstein Ina Rush Irma Rush Edward Sands Robert Saunders Frank Scott Joe Solito William Shifese Caroline Scale Mable Seelig Mildred Shaver Margaret Strozier Evelyn Schuhsler Gladys Shirley Lillie Mae Smith Pauline Smithey Rosa Lea Spaugh Katherine Stevens Ernestine Strozier Dan Scher Billie Schleeter Allen Smith Ben Street Rebecca Simpson Annie Smithcy Laurence Sawer Alexander Sateriades Corinne Sweitzer Louise Stringer Althea Schmidt Darrell Stevens Grayson Schirmacher Cecil Scott Jack Shippee Frank Smith Lorraine Stakes George Schmitzer Walter Scott Bessie Gray Stevens Douglas Smith J. H. Smith Jane Stockton Billy Storey Edward Simpson Charles Schwartz Maurice Sondock Lily Mary Scoggins Nellie Ruth Stewart Lee Sterling David Straus Gayle Spears Eugene Slataper Anna Beth Shapley Patty Smith Sarah Scoggins Margaret Sale Martha Scholl Helen Schuleman Maris Simes Frances Strong Helen Swisher Walter Shellshear J. W. Stanford Pearl Schonier Lucille Sh udde Joan Simpson Hannah Steinberg Gracious Swaim Harry Sullivan Eileen Schweddefeger Dorothy Stiles Emily Strozier Doris Towery Elward Taylor Laurence Thornton Ruby Thompson Estelle Thrifhley Virginia Thornton James Treybig Roxy Thorn Myrl Tompkins Thurman Talley Raleigh Tinsley John Trible Sarah Titrle Dora Tucker Keith Tarrer Gerald Treadway Joe Thompson Harry Tallichet Kurtis Thorpe 'VK Joe Tennant Martha Tanner Mary Tourtellot Iris Tarian James Thompson Truman Thomas Doris Ann Valley Lewis Vieman Wylie Vale Martha Vinson Martha Van Zaudt Ann Willrich Cornelia Winter Frederick Walters Eloise Waddell Vera Wagner Maurine Weber Jacob Wagner David Weichert Nadine Werlin Ernestine Weir Adolph Westheimer David Westheimer David Waddell Joe Wolfe John Worrall Mathew Willman Oscar Wolf A. C. Wyatt Philip Witherspoon Eugenia Williamson E. L. Wagner Dorothy Weisenthal Mary Washburn Mary Williams Margaret Wisdom Clifford Williams Morris Watson Juliet Wylcr Roland White Clifton Woolsey Margaret Wilkins Marie Wallace Robert Wiener Goldie Wald Blanche Ward Helen Williams Oliver Wright Lillian White Arthur Winkelman Andrew Wyllie Jack Yandell John C. Zerhy JF.- it sf' I. 'vi I ' .44 Q A l at D l 4 1 v I . . on, l 5 we T251- 3 . tt. 5. I., t ,Q 4. 'U i. . ,. ' s -4: ai.. if vague A H I' . J 'J. Elizabeth Abbott ' Frank Abbott Steve Aebi Lovil Agle Lucile Alsop Margaret Allen Nadine Allison Doris Ames W. T. Anderson Geneviene Anderson Bruce Angell Wayne Ankenman jane Anderson Nick Angelos Carl Andur Dick Anderson Folvez Anderson Nettie Pearl Armstrong Rose Atlas Marjorie Archer Austin Arilla Bill Ariledge Fannie Atlas Mclba Armhouse james Balcom Randolph Batt Lois Barnes Doris Bartel Oliver Bakker Tola Mae Balcke Martha Bartels Bob Baker Tom Bartmess Thomas Baldwin Bob Bailey Dan Bayless R. B. Baldwin Bill Balcom Mayme Benton Jack Berly Doris Beard Irma Benton Kitty Berthold Mary Ann Beard Paul Bennett Inez Beneke Martha Ellen Boynton Phinks Bohanan E. B. Blanton John Brook Donald Bradshaw Eleanor Bills Billie Byers SOPHOMORES Margaret Burress jean Blocker Anna Boedecker Sissions Burdett Bob Bunchfield Edna Branard Mariam Brown Betsy Brown Dorothy Buraharn Kathleen Blais Thelma Brady John Bute Robert Brown Kathryn Brooks Lee Roy Brooks Mary Hill Brown Nancy Brown Nancy Burleson Bobby Brown Virginia Browne Margaret Burnham William Boles Lena Burns Erma Lee Brown jane Browne Betty Jean Buchanan Ned Boice Royden Bowen Hazel Bram Frances Broadway Mike Bordereaux ,Iene Bradley Florence Briggs Gertrude Brockstein Ruth Buske Lee Blocker Bennett Caulson Mary Frances Campsey Herman Caplovitz james Carleton Luella Carlin Claire Carney Cleo Cain jack Cameron Leland Carter C. L. Carpenter Bernard Camp Alice Caldwell Douglas Carter Frank Campbell Frances Caldwell Morel Chandler Douglas Clemons Walter Church Lily Chernikowski Velma Chcrnosky Morton Chinski Mary Ellen Cohn jane Cox Catherine Crain Barbara Cleveland Lilo Crain Charles Corns Martha Crockran Clem Cook Edward Coulson Gene Crawford Rita Crawford Sam Cruse Ed Crane Clcmence Clark Grayce Corunand Betty Collier Marjorie Ann Cox Katherine Clarke Mellville Cody Eugene Cookenboo Grace Connally Lucille Cooksey Frances Curran Malvin Coffey Pat Coshman Berry Clark Ben Conner Owen Cork Ishmall Cooksey George Cullen Ruth Cohn jean Clevenger Frank Clemons Ben Culwell Adolph Davis Eleanor Davis Florence David Manct Davis Fairfax Davis Elizabeth Davis Bessie Daffrin Richard Davis Carmelo Danna Walter Daniel Nell Daugherty Isadore Deutzer Helen Debowski Billy Deaderick Anna Dieckert W., R1 Henry Du Pre Delma Dyess Robert Dyer Charles Dunwoodey Frank Dozier Bonnie Douglas Louis Duclos Gordon Dortty john Douglass jack Duncan Frances Doherty Bailey Duike E. C. Eaker jane Eller Mary F. Ellis Lorian Emmit Fletcher Emerson J. Clark Ennis Clara May Evans Bess Everette Travis Farr Martha Farmer Hill Feagin Catherine Feldt Grace Findly Juanita Fitchpatric Emmett Finnigan Haywood Ford Abner Foster Thomas Forchand Alice Foulks Dorothy Fouts Lee Forsgard Clyde Foley Raymon Flagg john Floeter Ellen Freadgold Katie Mac Francis Betty Frew Sam Friedman Tillie Fry Beatrice Fricdberg Charles Freeman William Gains Eloise Garrett Billie Mac Garlick Harry Garfinkel Cassie Gage john Gammous Bertha Genna Lawrence Gerson Paul German Donald Gartner jane Gentry Aileen Gerland Tolear Gamblen jack Gelbert Levin Gordy Mozelle Goodell Kathlyn Gibson Robert Gould Eleanor Goodson Mimi Glen Esther Goldberg Murrell Graham Winalin Griffith jack Grigsby Fred Graham Durward Grant Irene Glynn Grace Griffith Charles Gregory Thornton Greer Lucy Gaines Herman Greenfield Ernest Gustafson Roy Guest john Halet Ethclyn Harris Rosalie Hanna judith Hamilton Dudley Hanford Dorothy Harless Carey Hargrove Frank Hairston Roy Hammersmith Buddy Hays Rebecca Hanovice Mary janet Harris Reba joy Harris Ben Hale Grady Harrison William Haddock Rita Handley Wilda Haralson Warren Hanford jane Haskins Roy Herdejurgen Warren Hewitt Frank Herzik Henry Herndon Betty Hasselman Thomas Hopkins Eugene Haddan james Hill Mary Howell SOPHOMORES CContinuedD Annlee Howard Virginia Hoxworth Bill Hopson Ruth Hoxworth Everitt Holden john Hodges Stanley Heaps Owen Harris Dillon Howland joe Homer Mary Lou Horton Lillian Hurwitz jane Hudson Helen Human Esther Huff Wm. I-Iutchinger Doris Hyett Phyllis Iovine Madine Ives Jeanette jackson Eleanor jackson Duk jenkins Leonie jehn Francine jenson john jennings Betty jefferies Vivian jarrat Rosalie jessel Patricia john Elva johnson Charles johnson Katherine johansen Clara johnson Eleanor johnson Harriet jorden Celeste johnson jack josey Barney jones Fred jones Harry johnston Leo Kaplan Erna Kaberling Ruth Kahlden Robert Kelso Bob Kelly Robert Kerbcr Edna Kellersberger john Kelser Elva Kelly jack Kershner Zelda Keeper Clare Kiesling Leonard Kirby jack Kirkland Margeruite Kirby Ethel Koehler Velma Kirkland Sterling Knight Rose Mary Kreger Ronald Kropet Walter Krause Irene Kuhlmann Mary Kunover Viola Kuhlmann Ray Laden Robert Langden Charles Laesemann Roy Lancks Ernest Lacy Bernard Larino j. P. Lalor johnathon Lain Graham Ladd William Levine George Lewis Dick Leigh George Lee Harriet Levy Raymond Lee George Lederer Bessie Levin Abe Lewis Doris Leon Beatrice Levine Mary Le Grand Winona Lee Mark Liverman Cecil Lipp jean Lilliott Charles Lites Sidney Lots Ed Luekel Stewart Lumpkin Henry Lyle Donald Lyttleton Frederic Man George Mackey Thomas Mason Tom Markeley Fannie Marcus Margaret Marry Cleo Manley Ruth Martin Ralph McBride Margaret McCardell jack McClintock Noble McConnell Sybil McDuffie Beth McDowell Sears McGee Mary Edna McKallip Leila McGeath jim McGoodwin Betty McLure Charles McDowell Lucille MeNellie Morris Mendelovitz Rich Meyer Charles Metcalf Geraldine Meroney Roy McWhinney Floyd Miller Mary Minto joe Mendelovitz Glenn Miller Sam Miller Israel Mitteman james Micks Bob Milam Annie Minto Rosalind Morris Fay Mowery Mary Katherine Morgan Marinel Mman Peggy Morrison Florine Moffitt Bill Morgan Dan Moody Billy Mordock jimmy Mondell Nell Morrison Elizabeth Murray jane Munzesheimer Dorothy Munger Lola Lee Mueller Mordello Murray Evelyn Nachlas Israel Naman Dorothy Nagle Leah Nathan Annie Mae Newman Francis Newberry jane Nees Betty Nicholson Billy Nichols Ruth Nodler Harris Northrop Cartel Norvell Woodrow Norris r rf. lf x. 1 fy - 1 6, . , -+- J . E .1 ,ggi 1 iv . Nj'-K. gefxgfsw 'f'?1Q A 4, Numelle ,gy W burn .r ,, rryiz ille Oleson xl , ' Oleson A '-im our-ui .4 iirian Ortega 'Prances Parker S 4 T it K JQQA' e -f r , rw l aw . ,la r' 1 .. 'i' '. .l. .JN 'ai W I ,'-Ill P Q , Ei high k al I. u 4 -uf' ' .1 It ' .Jai :W 'X' , . . g ffQw,,.aP - '.'v fy , 4 li. .-ij:-V Q, M 4' ffm tiww r 4. .. 0 ,nw fs we L.-.,-11' fl g, . A24 fy. .rf ' i M' ' , ',?.'-5' gf L' W J '. '9'i ' T:.1.dQ. ff? w.fra4fw- J gg . lxzvtiyaiifkl 1. A 1 -,g'1.., 'W J :, 'gin ,Lf-'F ', , -Fi, , 'T1ij9u l , .il . . .ll , 43'-'iii . N 'tiffaw ff- H' e,.'JW'1- g ,nrigiy-,yi-A .Lv i' nf- K William Parker Francis Parrott 1William Peter 'julius Parker Wilma Parott Bob Page Will Perry jacob Peck ,lack Peebles joe Peters jim Philips Bill Philibert Dayton Phelan Ruth Pilkenton Andrew Pierson Louis Pizzo Earl Pizzo C. W. Plowden Robert Pope Helen Potter Elizabeth Poorman Kathleen Porter Dorothy Powell Ernest Polly Della Proctor Sterling Price May Belle Pyle Richard Rapple Fred Ramin Alvah Rankin Anna L. Raymond Virginia Reed Valeska Reeder Kenneth Reigier Marie Resch Betty Jane Renn Mary Eliz. Ring Jack Rives Jean Ricks Verna Robinett john Rompf Bobbye Faye Roberts Hattie Maud Roach Dale Rogers Gordon Rounfree .... . . .a.f SOPHOMORES QContinu-:dj Bernice Rosenfield Jimmy Rogers Jerald Rowen William Roger Sylvia Rockwell Roland Roberts Rebecca Rothstein Nancy Robinson Bernice Rossler Alan Roberts Clifton Rutherford Edward Ruppert Evelyn Russell Katherine Russell Carolyn Russell Adele Rubenstein Bert Rumey Evelyn Russo Dan Ryan Maxine Sauer William Santell Helen Sarver Harry Sample Dixie Lee Sale Elizabeth Schulze Viola Scott William Scott Ellen Schuhmann Billy Schmuck Lorraine Schmitt Margaret Schwartz Mattie Rena Scruggs Harry Schonier Bernard Seiglc Mary Ann Sexton Aline Segrato Lee Shudde Henrietta Segal Elliot Sharp Sidney Shaffer Lottie Shaw Alice Sherrill joseph Shaw J. W. Sheiiield jack Shifilette Arthur Sims Saylon Sikes james Skidmore jimmy Skadden Weldon Sikes Evelyn Sloan Rowena Simpson Flecia Slataper jane Simpson Emalynn Smith Virginia Slattery Elizabeth Smith Luther Smith A. L. Smithson Fannie Smolinsky Albert Smith Weldon Spacek Katherine Springfield Dorothy Souter Dorothea Solomon Sim Spear Margaret Stovall Alex Stringer Cecelia Stark Stewart Starmell Mary Frances Stowell Julianne Still Ellen Jean Stinton Cora Steinman Sydell Sterling Elizabeth Story Laura Stevens Frances Stringer Eva Strauss Larry Stephens Helen Swartzberg J. T. Sumerlin Eleanor Sullivan i Anne Taeck A Raye Tashnek Wilma Tarkington judy Tebbs Max Thomas B. C. Trombatove Morris Thornton Jim Tilton Alvin Tietze Mildred Tonges Eleanor Toepey Dorothy Travis Earline Trone Sterling Troxwell W. J. Turner Louise Tucker Marzie Tufiley Dorothy Ann Tucker Florence Tyson Hortense Urbantke Camille Valentine Berthea Vick M. Von Schwerdtfeger i,,V james Waddle William Wagner Irene Wagner Frances Walker james Wallender Ruth Wallender Erna Walzel Shirley Ware Sidney Wald Clarence Wagner Billy Watson Marjorie Wagner Ann Washbum Tee Wait Louise Walthall Peggy Warren Wallace Wade Floumay Watson William Westphal Samuel Westheimer Mary jane Weyrich Eunice Wells Stafford Westall Katherine Weeks Pauline Williams Rogers Wiley Patricia Wilhitc Estelle Widerstorm Lucille Wilkins Helen Wier Clara Williams Catherine Wilcox Betty Woenfler L. G. Wolfe Gray Woodward Bessie Wolff Grace Word W. P. Wood Billie Wood Charles Wolfe Marjorie Word Lee Wood Lolita Woods Hilda Youngblood Ruben Zamfield Geraldine Zapp joe Zimmeran Gerson Zimmeran Abe Zindler Sterling Zindler Charles Zinnant Henryetta Zuber Dcrothy Zyliez Vanitg Eair Tr1e'- v 2 g'f-- 4' 1. r-,.. .. -1 1.1 K . . .-S . 1 ,-+11 '-,-, 1 1 ,Q . U. ',.f- 1 1 1 . ,,- , .. 1 . ' O 1 4 f '-1 . . , i .., H , 1 1,11 , .4 1. .f .JSF f I- 'Q g L I .. lk., lx :1'-'1. 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J, ,. -Eh L 1.1 ' ' LI we 1 1: 4: X 1 .if -f .Mx fx' 3,4211 . .env ' ,L 9- 51- .111 ,.. ...1 . v 4. '15'q, -1::.1'., 1 . . vflm. 1'-,wa-, '1l l . ,H .51-'J' 1 1' 1 1 . , . 5 , 1 1 L 1 .A . -v 1 SARAH SCOGGINS MOST BEAUTIFUL GIRL a-,gag -H W ' ., .T 3,5 5 Br H? yn 4 U-'9 jidwgfkjmgx ', mi'?,w'X I uw 5 f geese: 5' 23 ., M . is 1 1 A ,A .5,,x, .f. 1? - f ., I wg-Q H X ?'F': '.'1?'5f5 : , ,, if . 51:61 L' L - A q'AQYi- En, 44.1, ' Q ' . ,f',-,. 32 Q- Age .gm .,.-i ,gr 2?' 1i:f: .. ' f i-f bf f i ' -5 ' 3 1 - 9? :fi 'Q .- I H' ,1 VESTAJANE SCOGGINS SENIOR BEAUTY HELEN MARTHA GREEN SENIOR BEAUTY MARGIE MIDDLIZTON -lI'.N'IOK lili,-fI'TY MOZELLE GOODELL .YOPHOMORE BEAUTY JUNE LEARNED MOST POPULAR SENIOR -. - N sz Way! Q X R fl fr ' gm' 4, W . 0- vb KATHLEEN GALLAGHER MOST POPL'LARjL'N10R 4' 46' 2, V ELVA JOHNSON MOST POPULAR SOPHOMOR I: HEIiUiIiKB - :W XX 1 . , . ' l f P- t M King: Enw.-I RD CLIIR K E Prizm' Form WITIIERSPQON Duke CSEORGE HEDRIL'K Duke R. T. EIITON DIIICFIIUIIN KNowI.r:s Dukr XVARRI-IN KUSHORN Duke C IRNI5s YVEIIVILR I'rirm' E.-IRI. LESTER Duke II.-IIIIES CLARK Dulzr BARTON JONES Dulcr KYLE HIIMIILEN Prnzw EDW .IRD Tm NHR Dukf Gamma l3,IsQuEl Duke XVAYNE ANIcI1NrI1.fIN Dukr B.-IRNHI' AsIrruN Duke CLI NTON Roni ERS Dulcv LODUNVILK 1x1LD,INlEl. Dukr RIIYMOND H,XDDl7N Dukr How XRD LI-na THE COURT Queen: M.KRX' Lou MLDORE Rmfm of .fmiorx Prirlfvnr Durlvr rx DIICIVK r.r Duclverr DuCf1e.r.r Duflrcrf Reulm 0fjlIlIi0l'1' Prirlrrrr Dnrlwrrr Dlrflvrrf Dllt'!7t'.f,f Reufm of .S'0f7l70IlHII'f I Prirmtrf DIICITC' f.r Dllfl7!.f.f Dm'f1r,r.r Ififirmg Kqmfrg' Duffy' of VIUIFII Reagan IJllL'IVt',l',f IJIICIU of 311071 I'IOIl.fffU1 DuffII'.r.r Dlfrlu offeffvlwafl Durir Dlll'l7f f Y Duffy' r1fCfnn'fr'.r IWIMI IJlll',Vl'.f.f DIIFIII of fiflzlqm' Lmlier' EDITII PERKINS ELLEN Nswm IN GR.IIfrow C,II.IIouN JUNE LEA-IRNED HELEN M IRTII.I GREEN VEsT,I-I.INIa SIOGGINS M.IRI' GR II' Anuxs .IE.INNIs'r'rI: AUNEII' El.lZXl1li'fll HOI,CUNll!lQ LORRXINE KIRIII' ELI' I IIOIINSUN ANN KLEE HOXN'gXIll7 C.IRoI.'fN RUSSELL M.IR.IoRIIs ARIIIER M IRY ELIY IIIIa'I'II BIIN EIJIIIIIIQY FISHER RUIIY BRQWN ES'fEI.I.EcIXNlN1XCili Dulzv HUR XL Ii WI'I'III-:RsI'ooN Duffwrr M IRY INE TUCKI-,II IJIICIU of Albert sidlltil' j0lUl.ff07I Dukr HEZNRX' FI..IKIz Duflwrr I-o'r'I'IIe LEE HuT'mN kfzxlrrr Lomsrs ENIRICK K XTIIERINE CR IIN KlI1KQ'.f xlnlr I YIITIIR Hov.IS EINVIN Huv Is A R Y LO U M OC Ql'I:'I:'.X' Ol Tlllz' ,NI 17 'Q CHEATHAM SUE GIESECKE TNIUELLER ASHTO EL OROSO STAFF V ' In this, the El Oroso of 1931, the staff has endeavored to create an annual that represents all sides of San Jacinto activity, and to create a book which will be valued more and more as years elapse. For the first time the El Oroso will contain a feature section which we sincerely hope will add to the interest and value of the book. As a decorative theme a Colonial motif has been selected, using silhouettes done by the Art Staff. Washington has been used as the central figure of this decoration in honor of the bi-centennial anni- versary of his birth. The staff is greatly indebted to Miss Johnson for her untiring aid and counsel. We wish to acknowl- edge appreciation for the assistance and coopera- tionrendered bytheSouth- western Engraving Com- 'ny, The Rein Company and the Shirley Studio. If this volume brings you pleasant memories of your Sanjacinto days, then our purpose will have been r fulfilled. Miss GENEVIEVE JOHNSON W EL OROSO STAFF .ILlEGRlLliNli1LL... EDVVARDCLARKE... LEONARD GIESECKIS ....,.... Sport Editor TREVOR GARDNER. . .. .A.r.rt. Sport Editor MARGARET SUE. . . .... Club Editor SOPIIIA MULLER. . . . . .Senior Editor TRAVIS REDMAN. .. .. . .. .Humor WM. SHERRILL .... . .......,.... Humor BOB DREIIER ..... . . .Adrertifing Manager ROI' CHEATIIAM. . ........., Photographer FUN LOUISE NEILSON ............ Claffes Editor-in-Cbiof Bufinarf M ana ger BARNEY ASHTON .... .Circulation Mdlldgff NORMAN RICHARDSON. . .,.... Circulation BINKS WOMBLI3 .... . . . CHARLINE LANE .... CHARLOTTE LANE. . . BOB CIIAPPELL ..... MYRTLE CAMMACK. . . SUE GRAHAM .... . CLIFTON DAVIS. . .. . .. . .. MR. E. B. INGRAI-IAM ..... .. . . ...... Faculty Adoifor MISS GENEVIEVEQIOHNSON. . . . .Faculty Advisor . . .Circulation . . .Circulation . . .Circulation . , ,Art Editor . .... . .Art . . .Art . . .Art JOE GRliENlilLL Editor ED CLARKE Buyineft Nfanager LITTLE DRURY LANE DRAMATIC CLUB Ojiccrx DOROTHY GOLDEN. . . . . . . .... . . . . .Prerident ALICE WORD ..... . ..... Vice President EDWIN HOUSE ...... . . .. . .... Xccrcturj'-Treasurer MRS. MINNIE MITCHELL ..,. . , ........ Director joint Owners in Spain, a comedy in one act, was presented with Dorothy Golden, Eleanor Bills, Mary jane Hawley, and Mary Steigcrwald. Confessional, which took second place in the City Elimination, was cast with Morrison Ireland, Alice Word, Mary Steigerwald, Edwin House, Worth Ware and Ernest Gammage. The Little Drury Lane is carrying On. The members are studying voice placement, and stage technique. Some of the members are developing professional qualities. ALICE WORD ELEANOR BILLS DOROTHY GOLDEN MARY STEIGERWALD WORTH WARE EDWIN HOUSE Memberx ROBERT RENICK MORRISON IRELAND MARY JANE HAWLEY ERNEST GAMMAGE KINGLAND ARNOLD JOE MCMAHON THE TWIN CLUB The I-IovAsEs ..... ..... .... P r evident The PEARSONS ..... ..... 5' ecretagf-Treaxurcr The Twin Club was organized and is now sponsored by Mrs. Belle K. McGinnis. In 191.8-2.9, we had a membership of fourteen sets. In 197.9-30, we had twelve sets, in 1930-31 we had twelve sets and this year we have eleven sets represented. This club can boast of such members as the Driscoll twins, the Journey twins, and the Lane twins. At the time the club was organized, San Jacinto led with the largest number of sets of twins in the United States. Membership The LANES The WILLIAMSES HOGANS STAFFORDS MELTONS OLIVERS RUBENSTEINS PEARSONS Rusuns Hovfxsms LEDBETTERS PEP CLUB FALL TERM l'1l.I,X Hmmzm. VIRGINIA DAVIS Louisa Emku x .IEW Smruu l'rrmlmr IYILY Prrrnlmr .Yft'f'ffJ7:'I Tl'f1lfIlY'f!' .Yf7IIIl.!'0!'.f,' Mus. Kun:-1 M ua Bum, Miss Sm xu Gauss fy' ni nl fix! Q ,g!TgYi,LlR,,Q' R .Agri at If Jfvivmfii tHY1H',Haf SPRING TERM Louisa Emkux El,IZ.Kl3E'I'H Ronmsow Cxrnsxuwu CR uw Mmmu-an Bxu.m Pmiflnlf Vin' Prarizlfrlr .S'm'rt11rj1' Trr.1mr'rr R. O. T. C. f,Hil't'l'.I' Capt. Travis Redman ist Licut. Bob Chappell ist Lieut. T. Elrod znd Lnd Lnd Licut. O. Breeding Lieut. ames Orr Lieut. Robert Ford 1stSgr. Billy Sehleetcr Sgt Sgt Sgt Cpl Cpl Cpl Cpl Cpl Bernard Coughlin L. W. Rowe . Lamar Dcupree Loring Eldridge Robert Dyer Edgar Crane Diekjcnkins Tom Marklev 3'pur1.ror Miss Mary Herndon C.ufrt.r Dan Bayless Lawrence Bynum Owen Cook Chas. Blossom Eric Campbell Frank Glenens Malcolnb Dobbs Phillip Ellcr Morgan Ricks Dan Miller ll, T. Graham Wm. Sherfcsse Grayson Schirniathtr Sim Speer Darrell Stevens james Waddle Billy Webb L. G. Wolll' Earl Brown IDANA SHANNON ..., EILEEN FREDERICK . . M,KR.lORlE Born .,.,. LEERALIJINE DONLEN. . , FRANKIS BROWN ,.,.. .IAQUELIN KEITHM . Ai.icE Woizn .... . .. . CHARLINE AND Ciiannor Maziu Lx'i.E ..., ., . Margaret Brosius Frances Brown Mary Hill Brown Nancy Brown Mildred Browning Nancy Burleson Lena Burns Marjorie Cheek Nell Colson Dorothy Ann Day Gladys Deering Martha Farmer Dorothy Frew Minnie Moore Gillespie Frances Harris Aileen Hopkins Mary Ellen Pemberton Vera Wagner Euginia Watkins .lane Taylor Dorothy qlewett Betty Nicholson Marion Brown Aileen Garland Nell Inman Winona Lee TE LANE.. GIRL RESERVE CLUB Purpafe: To find and give the best Ojimtt . , . .Prcfidcnt 'IEAN SLa'l'1-LR. . . ..... . , . , , , fI'rn1.flH'n' .Vice Praridnzt Miss ANNA CEcii. EVANS. , 4 . i4ll1'f,f0I' . . ,.Yecretarj1 Miss MINNIE MooRE Gll.LESPlE, , . .,4ili'i,ror Camrniffrrt . . .Program ROSANNE STEPHEN, . . . Golub' .Wvop . .Reporter 'lox' PAGE ...,. . . ,. . , . Rfmgnitimz . . Intrr-Club CELADYS DEERINKP. . . . . . , ,Fimmcr . . .Yociul LUCILLE HOLL.NND, .IEANE'r'rE S yu. ,... , . .Hwur , .... ,S'cri:irc MiNNiE Mooiuz GILLESPIE. , . . . .Pubfirztv , , .Ring EILEEN FREDERKK, Donoruy GUl.l3HN. DOROTHY DEAN, , ..,..,. , . .MflfIbfl'f!7jfV MtF16tI'.I Alice Sterling Eva Louise Dickson Eileen Frederick Kathryn Hogan Urna Hogan Verna Hogan Lucille Holland Rosemary 'Iarrard .lewell .leter .Iaequelin Keith Katherine Kelly Charline Lane Charlotte Lane Eunice Lawson Mazie Lyle Leila MeGeatl'i .lean Ricks Ruthe Buske Betty Frew Ruth Kahlden Elizabeth Story Alice Foulks Rosalind Morris Mary Barrett Georgiana Stephens Frances Broadway Ellen Schuhman Alice Word Libbie Lewis Cathryn Russell .lane Taylor jean Slater Dorothy Golden Dana Shannon Marjorie Boyd Geraldine Donlen joy Page Jeanette Sall Frances Nelms Mary Faye Morton Marie Resch 'lane Reiger Emalyne Snith Louise Stringer Frances Walker Louise Walthall Bobbie Faye Roberts Phyliss Iovine Frances Hayman Gladys Shirley Alice Slataper C .Aff Lau TX'NliS, .... R. T. EATON ..... ED TIGNHR. B. ASHTON T. THOMAS R. PIISHL W. OSBORNE J. MCCOLLOUO H M. FROST W. CAMP R. HENSCH H. WALLISNDER MISSSARAH GROSs........,.,. THE S ASSOCIATION Me111ber.s' BENDER BASQUEZ AN KENMAN SHEPHARD LIPSCOMBE WITHERSPOON GALL13 GALL12 BRADLEY CAP HARDING AND COACH HODGES. . . . . ...... Prefident Vire Prefidcnt . ,. ..Yecretmy-Treamrer M. CARROLL G. MELTON S. GERBER C. WILLIAMS R. SAUNDERS A. BRYAN C. FATJO HOLMES F. BAYLESS . . . . ..Ypm1.r0r . . . ,Hmzormjy Melzflierf The year 1937. marks the second year of the S association. All men who have lettered in any of the four major sportsfFootball, Baseball, Basketball, and Track, are automatically members. The Objectives of the club are to arouse greater school spirit toward athletics and to bring about a closer relationship between present and past lettermen. Back raw, left ta right: Milton Cohn, Maurice Dushkin, L. G. Rosenberg,Jr., Barney Ashton,John Allstorm, Melvin J. Sues, Jr., Don King, C. W. Skipper, Harry Finkelstein, Paul Nimmons, Louis Goodman, Dan Scher, Bob Krakowcr, Paul Sackenruther. Front row, left to right: Elizabeth Parsons, Lorraine Kapncr, Dor- othy Posncr, Doris Burke, Allene Hopkins, Luanna Bradley, Helen Schuleman, Anne Moore, Adeline Boarnet, and F. R. Birney. THE CAMPUS CUB During 1931-37., the Campus Cub attained high honors when it was selected by five city newspaper editors as being the best senior high school newspaper entered in the Houston High School Press Association contest. Through the efforts of the circulation and advertising staffs, the paper continued to prosper and was able to overcome business problems arising from economic con- ditions. Special credit for the successes attained is due to the splendid work of Melvin Sues, Jr., to Jean Slater, editor during the fall term, and to Dan Scher, editor of the Cub in the spring term of 1931. Eugene Sisk and Anne Moore ably assisted the editors with editing of the Cub. During the six years since the Cub has been established and sponsored by Mr. F. R. Birney, and written and edited by students of the Department of Journalism, the paper has been increasingly successful. The credit for the splendid staff work done this year is due largely to the hard Work and loyalty of the entire staff and to the aid given by the whole student body of San Jacinto. Only through the enlist- ment of all students and teachers in school could the Campus Cub continue to enjoy its large and ever growing number of subscribers. All in all, 1931-37. was a good year, and the Campus Cub ended a successful season by printing a special Senior Edition, honoring the graduates of '37, The Campus Cub .... Mirroring San Jacinto life. DEBATE TEA M The boys' debate team and the girls' team this year were both under the able di- rection of Mr. J. P. Barber. The members of the teams were Bill Blanton, Armand Swartz, Adele Freundlich and Jacquelyn Spell. The boys' team took second place in the city meet, being beaten out by Sam Houston, the ancient rivals of San Jacinto. The girls' team, while meeting with less success than the boys' was one of the most sparkling and sensational teams San Jacinto has ever known. Bill Blanton, a literal walking book of facts, showed an unusually high class of debating the entire year. Armand Swartz lent the oratorical touch to the pair. His deep mellow voice was one of our hnest assets. Adele Freundlich is the finest girl debater San Jacinto has ever produced, and in a single debate can get a decision on either boy on the boys' team. Jacquelyn Spell has shown a line class of debating the entire year and will continue this work next year. Of the four debaters Bill Blanton and Jacquelyn Spell are the only two remaining next year. Trevor Gardner, Jim McGoodwin and Frank Smith served as alternates. Of these all but Trevor Gardner will be back next year. Mr. Barber expects a line team again next year and hopes to take them on through to higher honors. Frru. . . .. KNowL1zs HIiNSl'lI. . XVAN GUN MCCULL0 X -v-- ,,.. - . lfI'I'li VVILLIAMS KNOVVLIZS BOYS' BOOSTER CLUB OUliE6l'.l' . , , , . . , ., . .Cl1iqfBooJtef' . . . . . .Amiftmlt Chief . . , . .Scribe Booster mt . . , . .Caylr Banner Umm . . . . .E.VEC1lfjl'l' Cabinet LACY GARDNliR CLARK Gm.-xun LJNDIZRVVOOD NEBLIiT'F L Q .1 NliBLli'l l' UNDICRVVOOD, FITLI, HENSCH, VAN GUNDY, GARDNER, MCCULLUUGH a .l EL CIRCULO ESPANOL fulff A1 ww M XIKIIUIHL lim n , , I'r-fviflwff 'lik wus Rumi Us Vm' I'rr,riilf'v1r D xrsi x Sn KNNUN , 71l'hl.fllI't'I' xx-II.I,IXM I.l'.'l'IlxUl . .yt'L'l'ffillf1 Offinrr ffwillg Term Enw ,xk D CLA me h, Mun' Lou Moonr, .. D.xN.ix Su.xNNoN. .IouN R uwlzv.. ,loom Al,lSI'URNl . , Kefwrm' IIOHN A1,1.s'roRM. . :Xin i Worm I r'ulqr'.11r1 f,'l7cllI'Nl4II1 IDURUTIIY QEULDEN Mz'1fiJff,If,i' N im Y Esrim, HL XVILLI xm LE'I'lIL'OE H4 . Izfl' rizlrul . l'1z':' PI't'l'l1,N1f , Tl't'1l.fllI'A'!' .S'm'f'f.uj1 .. , . ,Rrfmrlvr Iyfffllkllll Cfn11v'rf1.111 I-ni' sewn imisunzixc xulrs lil C,n'cnln Espanol has been unc of thc most .IQIIXL OIEJIIIZLIFIUHS in bun .ninin. This pun' thc Ol'g.ll1i7.ll'i0Il is again CilI'I'f'iI1g nut its purpose of promoting ll hctrci' nndcrstuiiding ni Spanish Lustnnis, ni.1nnc1's and lgingnzlgc. lntcrcsting IWIUILIIXIIIIS in Spanish arc givcn at cvcry meeting ui thc plnlw. On April 1.1, lhc ulnh hulds its q1nnn.1l Cervantes Day hnnqnct .ir The Muxicun Inn Rcstgiumnt. This rx cnt LIIIILIXCS .l XCI1 SLIUQCSSHII YCHIA. lil Ciunlu Eslmnul is sponsored hy thc Spanish tcnullcrs uf'S1u1'j:1ci11to, dircurcd hy Miss Simnli Gnskill, .i.,,--,W ,. THE FALL BOYS BOOSTER CLUB The Fall cabinet Of the Booster Club had a very successful season. The vodvil, which was presented under the direction of Mrs. B. K. McGinnis, was a great suc- cess. The club clothed and fed many hungry families during Christmastide. At the end of the term, Harry Holmes presented Mr. Rogers with a desk fountain set in recognition of his services to the boys Of San Jacinto. He also presented Mrs. McGin- nis, the retiring sponsor, with a gold wrist watch. The Officers for the fall term were as follows: HARRY HOLMES .... . . .. . ..... Cbief Boorter R. T. EATON. ........... . ..... ..... A .uixtant Cbzef WORTH WARE, WILLIAM CAMP ..... .... C url: Boorterr JOEGREENHILL ...., .....S'cribeBooIter ELIZABETH HOIJCOMBE ..,. .... P rerident JOAN WILSON. ..... .... S ecretargv BOB CHAPPELL ........... Vice Prerident MARY JANE HALE ...... Treasurer MISS INEZ GOODMAN ..... . .. . .. . . ........ . . .Sponsor GERMAN CLUB DAN SCHER. ................. Prerident YALE KALMANS ........ Treafurer ARMOND SCHWARTZ ...... Vice Prexident NATHAN LOEFFELHOLZ. . Secretary Bon CHAPPELL ..... ..... . .... P rerident OSCAR BREEDING . . . .... Secretary THOMPSON ELROD ........ Vice Prefident CARL CZIGAN ..... Trearurer MR. HENDERSON, Dirertor Trurnpetr Clarinet! JOHN SULLIVAN THEODORE NAMON NEIL HORD KENNETH REIGER CLIFTON BARNETT BILL MORGAN J. G. MARTEL Trombone ALFRED MORGAN Alto CLARENCE WELLS Been' GUY MCLAUGHLIN Oboe VICTOR ALESSANDRO Baritone Sax WALTER CRONKITE JACK STELL JACK PEEBLES WALTER KUI-ILMAN WARREN HANFORD Alto .fax BARNEY JONES MIKE BOUDREAUX TANNIE MAZZOLA ELLIOT ROWAN Battery WILLIAM LEVIN REX FRAZIER WILL AMDUR Banoon DOUGLAS SMITH 1 I Qs n 2 I I fu I ! I H ' , 1 V W rfi R I My l 5 ' l 1 f 5 i i 1 i i W 1 1 i . 1 Q 5 Vi jx K Y ffl xfthgf f u,n.m. .,, ampus 7 5 Luuk xxlmt lldfllljl caught. ' ' 'I lluht il muplc ul glgulns. :Ks tlxc Galle lwrotlmcrs mrulll Iunk ru .1 umm Inu nrlcrmsc r. Cv, M.lrtl:l .xml L.r.z.ly H.lr- risun. Sulh men! 'Gut' 'l'luu'nc puxcw. Tr-um' mm IL'XL'l1SILlP.lll1, well. Tl1L'l'C'h l-m'.ainc Kirlwy in thc lmvcr corncr. Aixft she cuts! xlnlcc HOW.ll'kl scums IU lwc sure about somctlming, Sllc must lmw lwcn hungry. luis Bally and Annie Cycr recreating at lunch. mmc on both of you. lIHCIALlIllZlI1 cutchcs Jenny. ck receiving one from joe. hon, Roy. mrlic Girumi socks ont. mme on you, Worrhg why m't you lcuvc Grafton one! 'ords cz1n't express . . . Any- ny, it's jou Smith. ,T 4 I 44 1 I,-f , t B f ar gs 5431 W: il Where at gnlng lftl? Ulm' We L.llllLfllI Williatn with hrs 'wuts tlmvn. ,l1I'lIlll.llI .mtl lztlith surc cn- lmctl that atpplc, Wztync Lakes lnlc cast. Dltu g.llllL'l llutft xY1lI'l'tfIl .mtl Y.tl look unc togctltcr, T Mrs. Nldluttttts. ling lutmtx llrittmt. Ktmuklc .tml ll.u't'ismt Ltlk it UNCV, lltltltlx' lclls 'cm htm HK tltmu, uxntkct' takes .1 swat from Big .Nriny mum! Shin: on Spoon! Doift lu' qiliirincil, Lliililruu, i it's onli' Mr. l5ii1li'm'k, l1c's .ill right. Miss Woods ziml Miss lirush QUSC liOI' l'l1C LLIlTlCl'.lIllLll1. ' l'licy gill gn iicrtz OYCI' Yu Yus, 'Xnmlici' lwliuvc ir ur nm, Illcsc :irc tllc Scoggiils girls, Qiiiuili, l,illi'iimry and Vcst.i Inmc, l'hc Pcp Cliilw on p.ii-.iilu. Yu grmxp of L.lPI.liI1Q. Thu lmsclull mlm is mkun im' .1 rnlc. Ph: llAII1Il1.lS pow, Some of thc NJIVPCVS in thu Girls gy m ulns. xYh.lIS.lIll1IIICI' -Ivy? Mary llr.ly,1ml Hclcu Urn' Llrrss for dinm'r. sn! mlm' Ull lurid, mgnmnc Stephens srrcrclws nr. gWlmr I rucguu!W fllllf' g0US UXCI' .ll ll fl. fi n. .ar licnurmmr. IIC .lllklllUlAlllllI Ill LIQIIUI1. 3.5. P.111lul1 thc snm'ing,I 1 W rf uf? Cb iQ nn B Q 4m,wmFU , APR1, M ' .lowwu MH ,L X Huw RCIIIQIHIWCI' rhc big Imrln-qu xg s NUIHL slmps from ILXL ' 0 .l C, . . ' , N U .' K C ' ' UXNICN NCI! ' . Home :marc ol the lmrlwcquc. Freddie Bayless and George lhsqucz digging thc pit. 'K' fi? 1 Wu .alxuus did think Sun lncinm was Ll cock-eyed sghoul, lwur hers: is proof. Hcrc's some more of thc largest school in thc largest city in thc largest stntc or somctl1in'. X 9 O70 i QIWUOII uluux it. H IWIUIIILI urn. LIU NJN 'X typigyal CI.l5Sl'l!UlI1 Mem lust Inuk .lt :Xqucxxk sn Puosh cm up, Ihr-mx, I' x gl1.l111ps.uLlr'ill. .'xH'.lI'OllIhI .lrhlclc lim .an Grafton mrssca an catch. W lcnny Waits mkcs il swat lrom lfrglnlx Monuricf. The olllucrs ol' thc Full Boost cr Club post. lVl.lI'gLll'CI Suu lmsks in flu Sllll . The big, burlcy brutc from thc Hcnscll l,2llllllY. Mr. li. C. ltllc terrible Gauss at :llc nge of' four. Hold that pose, Mr. Cnllo way. Lirtlc Ql.lglNI1ll1gl Gallo. v , -l P Miss Thonms, Mr. Diiksun. Mr, Dnggnn. Mr. Dnlwncy takes ir. Any- w.1y his il mighty fins fcl- low, ' . W , 1,1 ' NK Imr du v.1 scc, Izlm? Introducing Minnie and hcr MOOCHERS, in person. -vnc and Kirlw look ovcx' hr: situation. .hc brunt bntcs of thc viounrcnl Police! ilmrlcy tnkcs Al Imml. bpoon' rnkus ir. wir. Rogers tries some ofthe nr-fquucd lurbcquc. lvlc just lookin' on. vlr. lwtc. ml fhc All-AI1lCI'ik'.lI1 Holmcs. .ook out for Willy Camp. 'ic' S IIICLIII. Cup xml Coznli. Tim rczuls it mfr. Hot Stull' C.u'i'nll. Mr. Czxmcron. Hu sure is il good olc fellow, isii'r hc? What do yi say, Fllilllliu Grafton xml Cnroliu all Llrcsscil up in filling lwrccchcs. Look at ,l4llUIl14lS go! lust look nt .Iimmic Dunn l,OUSl1'I lic look just likc Grcm Qhuilwo? Iwo ol thc curcmt girls in thc: school Mgmlinc and Mary Grin. llllclu . ' '. Ullll M.u'y Gray xml Earl uk ll-lPlWy?'l1llCIl, ul cuurst, L King nml Quccn gct in L p1ururu,'l'lwy look guml, u Thu Pop Clulw is to lwc gr'.lrulntul lm' putting on L11.1lwzlutllulpcrIurl1mm'c, 1-N f,, ,Elfthlutirs -uve'-D-' The Squad F OOTB ALL This year's season for San Jacinto was truly a great success. Coach Hodges, with only five returning letter men from last year Cl-lensch, F. Galle, E. Galle, Tigner, and Wallenderl, produced a team that held Nacogdoches, contenders last year for the state championship, to a scoreless tie, a team that upset all San Jacinto football history by defeating Beaumont 6-o, a team that scored 137 points against its oppo- nents' 76, and, best of all, a team that carried the Brown and Gold to victory against its ancient football rival, Jeff Davis. The Bears placed two men on the first string all city team. Ed Tigner, one of the best side-steppers in the city, and William Camp, one of the 'ioutlightingestn ends that has ever played for San Jacinto. HODGES HARDING The two men responsible for this season's success, Coach Walter l-lodges, back- lield coach and Alton Harding CCapD, line coach. san' INT LETTER MEN ED TIGNER, Co-CaptainfSan .Iacinto's triple threat man. Whenever the ball was in dangerous territory, Ed could be depended on to either kick or carry it out. It is for this reason that he was placed on the all city team. FRANCIS GALLE, Co-CaptainfffLittle GalleD the center of football activities at San Jacinto. Francis held down the center position. This was Galle's second year to letter at San Jacinto. WILLIAINI CAMP-CSWeet WilliamD all city end. Camp put all the pep and fight into the Bear line and he proved one of the sweetest pass receivers in the city. Willie has one more year at San Jacinto. HARVIiY WALLENDER 'CHUH18ll lightningl truly the fastest back in the city. This year was his second to letter and no one can say that the little boy from Damon hasn't made good. Luis TYNES' - San Jacinto's noted basketball star who turned to football this season. Lee proved as valuable on the football field as he is on the basketball floor. LETTER MEN MORGAN BRADLEY -Another back that can truly handle the pigskin. When it came to passing, Morgan had them all bested. It is a tough break for the team next year that he graduates. Russian. HuNseH--His second year to letter in football proved very successfulg as he has another year, he should be very valuable to the Bears' forward wall next year. Emiuiz GALLE'ThC big member of the Galle family and one of the best defensive ends ever to play for San Iacinto. The ball never came around his end without the other team knowing that a brick wall was to be knocked down before they could go over. Fmzn Bavuzss-This was Bayless' first year of football and his determination to make good gained him a regu- lar position on the line. Fred graduates this year. ERNus'r GAMMAGEV-- Ernie, another of the live guards who lettered this year. He has another year at San Jacinto and should prove valuable because of this year's experience. LETTERMEN CHARLEY B15NDERfThis was Bender's first year to play for the Bears and he proved a good tackle. He will be back next year. J. M. FROST-He knows his horses and his football too. Frost was on last year's squad and his experience gained him a letter this season. JOHNNIE HOLMES--JOhl1HlC showed up well at his po- sition and, as he has two more years at San Jacinto, is due to become one of the Bears' most outstanding line- men. Gaoncu BAsQuuz4Brother of Gilbert Basquez and just as good a football player. This was George's first and only year, as he is scheduled for graduation. FORD WITHERSPOON4OHC of the three ends to gain a letter. Junior played his position well and is truly deserving of his letter. LETTER MEN CoY1.u FA'1'Jof'- Bubboo has been on the squad the past two years, but this is the first year he has seen enough service to letter. Fatjo has plenty of fight and plays his position well. Jfxmus MCCULLOUGH'ltRCd was the only substitute this season for Francis Galle. He held this position well, and should prove valuable in next year's lineup. WAYNE ANKENMAN'A new recruit from Sidney La- nier. He was little but mighty, and San Jacinto is lucky in having him back next year. WALTER MANSHELD- Pardon has been on the squad the last two years but did not play enough to letter until this year. He is scheduled for graduation. HARRISON SHEPHERD-Shepherd was tried in almost every position on the team this year to find the one he was best suited for. He is a good punter and is sure to hold down a backficld position next season. THE SCORES FOR THE SEASON lcinto. .. ., lcinto. ., ... Sun acinto San 'Iucinto Sun acinto Sun Jacinto Sun Jacinto S2ll1'I1lCil'lI0 Sun Sun San mcinto. .. ,.. ,J 37 I Nacogdoches Conroe ,... . . Beaumont. . , Milby .,.. . Port Arthur Bryan .... . . Reagan ..... Sam Houston Jeff Davis. . . BASKETBALL The San Jacinto cagers, although they had a bad start and dropped the first game to Sam Houston, came through with flying colors and defeated Reagan in the final game 11-19 to win the city championship. In the district and bi-district games the Bears met with little competition and easily won the right to enter the state meet. In the State meet the Bears played two heartbreakers which easily knocked ten years ofl' the life of every San Jacinto rooter that witnessed the game. The first game The Team of the meet, against Bryan, was tied at the end of the game making it necessary to play an extra three minutes. In this extra period, Bryan gained a four point lead, but true to the San Jacinto spirit the team kept fighting and finally won by a one point margin. The rest of the ladder to State Championship was easy going until the Bears IHC! Temple. And, as Mr. Rogers stated, The State Championship was lost by three inches. The three inches between the top of Hensch's head and that of Clark, the Temple center, who is six feet seven inches tall. This season marks the fourth City Championship and the second time that San Iacinto has been in the finals for State honors. Although San Jacinto was defeated in the finals, it can truly be said that Texas has the best second place team in the United States. Hia BRIEF -Ili' 0 wa'-wi' CU!- ilvht dir 'li .gfQa 1 ' 3 5 if I .-mf-114 hifi A-,H '11 LETTER MEN CAPTAIN Laa TYNES-Stellar Bear forward who has been chosen unanimously for the all State team the past two years. Last year Lee played center but he was shifted to forward this season. Tynes has no peer in the State as a floor man or captain. He held the high score leadership in both city and State and set a new scoring record for the State, scoring 61 points during the meet. Lee is easily the most valuable man on this year's team and it would not be stretching authority too much to say the best basketball player San Jacinto has ever had. It is with regret that we say he will not be back next year. Good luck Lee, we hope you can make as good a record in college. WARREN OsnoRN-This was Warren's first year to letter having played on the squad the past two years. Osborn placed on the all-city second team and made a rather good showing in the State meet. One thing noticeable in Warren is his continual fighting spirit. I-le graduates this year. RUSSEL HENSCHYSHU Jacinto's 6 foot 4-inch center. This season makes Russel's second year to letter in basketball. He is the boy who is really responsible for San Jacinto winning over John Reagan the City Championship. Hensch has another year with the Bears and is due to prove very valuable. FORD WxTHERsPooN QAII State chicken eaterj. Ford fasted three days before the annual basketball ban- quet so he would be able to hold the meal. But, lay- ing all joking aside Witherspoon in his second year of basketball has proved a very valuable player and although we like to see him advance in scholastics it is with regret that we say he graduates this year. ROCHESTER THOMAS EATON-Better known as R. T. Eaton has placed on the all city team the past two years and made the all State live this season. He is one of the best defensive men to ever play for the Bears and his ability to get the ball off the backboard and his superior handling of the ball also proved him a dangerous offensive guard. Eaton's greatest ambi- tion this season was to make the all State team, now that he has made it we hope that he can carry on into college. Noruus Lipscorvmis-Little but mighty. Norris was the smallest in size of any man on the team but his flashy passing and accurate shooting gained him a letter this season. He has another year at San Jacinto and should prove valuable to next year's live. ED TIGNER4Ed proved that he was as capable on the basketball floor as on the football field. This was Tigner's first year to try out for Coach Hodges' quintet and he placed on the lirst string team as guard. Ed showed up exceedingly well in his defensive playing and should be valuable next season. Cofxcn WALTER HODCEESYMOSE of us know Coach as being quiet and not having much to say but, back of this solemn attitude lies the ability to lead a bas- ketball squad to victory. While at San Jacinto Mr. Hodges has produced four City Championship teams and two teams which have gone to the State finals. San Jacinto owes its basketball success to Coach Walter Hodges. SanJacinto. . .. . .. San Jacinto San Jacinto San Jacinto San Jacinto San Jacinto San Jacinto San Jacinto San Jacinto San Jacinto San Jacinto San Jacinto San Jacinto San Jacinto San Jacinto RESULTS .13 Sam Houston. . ... .. ....2.6 Alief........ ......7.3 Temple..... CCW? .31 Milby .... . . .13 Jeff Davis. . . . I3 Reagan .... . .30 Sam Houston .44 Milby ..., . . .41 Jeff Davis. . , .11 Reagan .... . 7.08 CDiftriftD .44 Goose Creek. 70 QB!-DiJtrictD .19 Silsbce. . .. 7-9 Qftateb . 37. Bryan ..... , . .33 Ropcsvillc. .. . 19 Brackcnridgc 107 I 3 ,.,f 1-f-if a . 1 igrzfilzj H 4 ..-y:, M aw . ' 1 1- . ,,.5::,..' 3 A A-,N . .. 1.- .- 'M' l 1491-QU w-77 ' CROSS COUNTRY The cross country team, under the direction of Coach Williams, defeated all com- petitors. The first meet was with the Rice Freshmen who won by the score of 2.0-35. Several weeks later, San Jacinto decisively defeated Reagan and Somerville in a triangular meet over the Hermann Park two and one half mile course. The score was San Jacinto LS, Reagan 47, and Somerville 53. On December i2.th the NClghbOfllOLJLi Club Cross country championship was held over a four mile course. The team honors were won by the South Side N. A. C. on whose squad were Jimmie Clark and William Sherrill, San Jacinto runners. On the South Side team, which finished second were the following Bear runners: Clint Norris, Bob Skadden, Murray Burleson, and Lew Hill. The season ended with the city high school championship race on December 16th, which was held over the two and one-half mile Hermann Park course. Joe Johnson, diminutive San Jac. man, led the pack home by about ioo yards in the excellent time of I3 minutes, 44.3 seconds. Following him in the order named were Norris, Clark, and Burleson, all of San Jacinto. Lew Hill, the fifth member of the team to count in the scoring, finished in tenth place. SanJacinto's score was zo, while Reagan finished second with 41, and Milby third with 77. For the first time since cross country running was introduced into the Houston schools' athletic program, Reagan lost in this sport. San Jacinto first had a cross country team in 1930, when they finished second to the Bulldogs. Members of the 1931 squad were: Clinton Norris, captain, Joe Johnson, Lew Hill, Murray Burleson, Harmon Minor, William Sherrill, Bob Skadden, Jimmie Clark, and Bob Chappell. The Team BASEBALL The San Jacinto baseball team has not been able to keep up with the stride that they set in I93O as regional champions. Coach Alsup tried his best to put a cham- pionship team on the diamond this year but due to the lack of enthusiasm among the boys and a very poor support from the student body the team fell before its op- ponents, losing four out of Hvc games. San Jacinto has the material and the coach- ing and could turn out a good team if they had the backing of the school. We owe it to Mr. Alsup and to the boys who play to back this team as we do the other sports. Let's try to do it next year. RESULTS OF THE SEASON .fmlfafilzto Milky AB R E AB R E Melton... . . .4 4 Devoti. . . Gerson. . . . . .L 7. McGuff. . Saunders. .. .3 1 Brown. . . E. Galle ..... ..... 4 7. Whatley. Bohannan .. . , . .... 4 1 Sandlin. . Shepherd. .. .5 1 Lee.. . ... Carrol, . . . . .3 1 Meadows F. Galle.. . . .5 3 Blackman Calloway. .. . . .. .4 1 Mackey.. 34 18 .fun fuciuto ABR Melton ...,... .4 Gerson ...,..., 3 Carrol .....,,. .4 E, Galle .,..,. .3 Saunders ..,,.,. L F. Galle. ...... 3 Shepherd ...,.. 3 Glen ........., 3 Callowfn '.., .. .3 1.8 .Yun jdviuta AB Gerson ........ 4 Carrol ...... , . .4 Melton .....,,. 5 Saunders ...... .4 Norris ........ .4 Calloway. .. .. .5 F, Galle ....... 3 Glen ...... . .1 Shepherd ...... 4 36 HOME RUN KINGS frff Dari: AB R Hanovitch .... 4 Ashmore ....,, 4 Phillips. ...... 4 KI. Scalise ...... 3 Crouchcr ...... 3 N. Scalise ..... 7. Williams ...... 3 Scallon ....... .1 Atkinson ...... 3 LS 13.111 H151 AB Phillips.. .. ,. .4 Mazzantin ,,,.. 1. Hulse .... ..... 4 Kirhner .... ,. .4 Clason ,....... 3 Martell. ..... .5 Brosig ........ 4 jones ..... .... 4 Slough ...,. . .3 33 .. . 4 1 'tus 4. 5101 farinra lVrlnter AB R E AB R Gerson ...,.... o 3 Hale ..,....... 4 3 Gerber. .,.. , . .4 1 F. Galle. .,... 4 3 Calloway ..... 5 1. Breeding ...... 5 1 Bohanan. .... .5 o Norris ........ 3 2. Solizo ...,. . . .3 1 33 16 .farzjacintn AB R Gerson ....,... 4 1. Hale ..,.,.. . . .5 1 Melton ..... . .3 1 Saunders ...... 4 o E. Galle ...... 4 o Glen .......... 4 o F. Galle ...... .3 o Norris ........ 4 o Shepherd .... .4 o 354 Dempsey ...... 3 C. Lane .,.. .. .4 Baker ...,.. . . .4 Schnidt. ..... .4 W. Martin .... 1. G. Martin ..,.. 1. lohnson ...,... 4 Key ...... . .1 S. Lane ....... 3 7-9 Reagan AB Holt .......... 5 Hanus ,...,... 5 Fare .... .... 3 Moseer ........ 5 Butcher ....... 4 Prigmorc ....,. 5 Wallace.. ,.. .5 Rowald , ...... 5 Gooden ....... 4 44 SWIMMING TEA M The San Jacinto Swimming Team, under the direction of Coach Walter Hodges, met with a very successful season. The members of the team are: Trevor Gardner QCaptainDffree style, backstroke, hreaststroke. Cotton Crateffree style Chest point-winner on teamb. Clifton Barnettwfree style C50 yardsD. Themarl Tally-4-free style Crelayy. Burt Hull-backstroke C30 yards and relayy. Jerald Branumfroo yard backstroke, breaststrol-te, diving. Scottefree style, Crelayl. Malcolm Macanse-feioo yard hreaststroke. Joe Batjerfzoo yard free style. Johnny Knowles' --diver Qstate championl Charlie Benderwplunger. The outstanding men on the team were Gardner, Crate, and Branum. Each of these men was high point winner in the meet with Junior College. San Jacinto won this meet with a score of 49 to ro. More meets are scheduled for the season. Gardner, Branum, and Knowles are leaving this season. However, an equally good team is expected next year. The annual swimming meet between the Senior High Schools of Houston was HOI held this year due to the fact that at the coaches' meeting it was decided that the other schools would have no chance against our school. Despite this fact San Jacinto arranged meets with other schools, and had a line team. Merzlzfzidf GIRLS' SWIMMING TEAM The San 'Iacinto girls' swimming team under the dual direction of Miss Brush and Miss Woods nosed out last year's swimming champs by one and a half points. The Sanjacinto team tallied thirty-six points against its nearest opponent, Sam Houston, who scored thirty-four and a half points. Reagan made sixteen and a half points, llell' Davis made twelve points and Milby failed to score. Lucille Wilkins was runner up for high point honors, scoring ten points and 'lane Cox was third, with eight points. The San Jacinto team placed as follows: Brm.rt .S'trolzr. . , Bark Stroke. .,...,.,. . . Elewez1ttnjy Bark Stroke. . . zujyunl Dtarlv. . . .Yoiymzl Reffzky. . . lfrout Dfw. . . ldckkllfft' .... .S'11'1n1 Dire. . . .. .jane Cox Qistb Annie Smithy Czndj Maxine Moore QistD 'lane Cox CLHLID Annie Smithy Qrdl Maxine Moore Czndj San Jacinto Qistj Lucille Wilkens QistD Florence Albright C111 Florence Albright Q11 Lucille Willcens Cistl 1 In deft lting Sam Houston the girls regained the championship which h is belonged to 9 in ztinto every year except the last year. 011 the I ce HOCKEY TEAM The Ice Hockey Team of San Jacinto, under the direction of Coach Ingraham, was one of the outstanding teams of the season. A flashy team hard to heat anywhere in the South and the victors of every game they played. The team was composed of seven lettermen: Allen Hillhorn QCaptainD -played an excellent game. llilly Echart Chest player in state? -center. Sonny Westall star defense man. Paul Franks outstanding west wing. Don Lee Cavanaugh P unusual right wing. Wilma Balderack'-fgoalie whose work often saved us from defeat. Louis Marsac 'lettered as substitute. The outstanding players on this team of stars were Billy Echart and Sonny Westall. These men played entirely different types of games hut saved the Polar Bears many a game. Billy Echart played a cool, calm, steady game, and was chosen hy news- paper men as the outstanding ice hockey player in the StzltC. Sonny Westall played a daring and sensational game leading the Bears to victory many times. The hest suhstitute players of the year were Billy Moody, Ross Richardson, and Louis Mar- sac, each of these men heing prospective letter men for the coming year. The success of this team was dependent, during the entire season, upon the superb coaching of Mr. lngraham. IVAN Amai.i.s RALPH Fin: Bn.1,v IIENDER IIOIIN Aumsrnom M. IRELAND FRANCES Huvcx CnARi.o'r'rE LANE Miss IDA Sourn CHARLENE LANE Doius Ames BOYS' TENNIS The three members of the Boys' Tennis Team, Billy Bender, John Armstrong, and Ebbie Holden, went as far as the city meet in their able representation of Sanllacinto. However, at the city meet, they were defeated by Reagan. Each of these boys played the steady consistent type of tennis which was required by Coach MacKay. This team, while not sensational winners, were the victors of many a trying match. The possible for next year's team, according to Coach MacKay, are Heurz Lewis, Ebbie Holden, and Morrison Ireland. GIRLS' TENNIS The Girls' Tennis Team this year was an unusual, if not a surprising success. Frances Heyck played an unusually line game the entire season. The Lane twins, Charlotte and Charlene, won the city meet, defeated the Rice team, but lost the dis- trict meet. Despite the ill luck had by all the players, the team came through glo- riously successful. The able leadership of Miss Ida South was an inspiration to each and every one ofthe girls, 4 TRACK TEAM This year from the beginning of the season the San Jacinto thinly clads were ex- pected to he contenders for the State championship. In the first event of the season, a dual meet with Lufkin, the Bears made eighty- four points against their opponents' forty-two. They took eleven first places and eight second places in the fifteen events. Thomas was high point man with fifteen points. The Beaumont Invitation Meet was the next victory. San Jacinto scoring thirty- two points, Lufkin nineteen and Beaumont seventeen and a half points. Camp broke the javelin record of one hundred and sixty-six feet when he threw the stick one hundred seventy-nine feet and eleven inches. Ashton was high point man scoring ten points. The first upset of the season came when Reagan scored fifty-one and a half points as compared to San lIacinto's forty-one and a half points in the District meet. The Bears lost the District title for the first time in five years. Wallender broke his own record for the 440-yklfll dash, covering the distance in fifty-one and two-tenths seconds. 1. Q -Q., ln, U 9a6Ww.a hw ww' CAMP ASHTON JOHNSON EISERLOH VVALLENDER THOMAS HOLCOMBE PHEIL FliNlI'Y In the San Antonio Invitation Meet, the Bears walked off with First place honors, scoring thirty-three and a half points against Reagan's nineteen and Austin's sixteen. Wallender set a new record for the San Antonio meet, running the 440-yard dash in fifty-three seconds flat, and Thomas tied the 12.0-yard hurdle record of sixteen and four-tenths seconds. At the Baylor Invitation Meet, San Jacinto tied with Sherman for third place. Camp bettcred his own State record one inch by tossing the iavelin one hundred and seventy-eight feet two inches. At Austin in the State meet the Bears scored only live points, Ashton taking a third in the loo-yard dash and a fourth in the no-yard dash and Camp placing third in the javelin. The season, as a whole, was a great success, as many honors and several cups were added to the trophy cases of our school. San Jacinto is noted for the track team that it produces each year and this year's team carried the Brown and Gold to victory in several sections of the State. - Wqy Ahead Cap Alton Harding, who is coach ofthe track team, is a graduate of Terrill Prep, North Texas Agricultural College, ancl Denton State Teachers Normal, During the six years that Cap has heen coaching at San Jacinto, the track team has won six ,- AL A New Record Up and Over City Championships, five District Championships, and one State Championship, he- sides many other honors and trophies too numerous to mention. Cap has also pro- duced several noted track men who are making names for themselves in College. The captains of this years team were Harvey Wallender, track captain, and Willie Camp, field captain. 440-yard Relay Team J GREENIIILL AND GRUBBS YELL LEADERS San Jacinto was fortunate in having two very capable yell leaders in Joe Greenhill and Donald Grubbs. Throughout the year they gave their best efforts for the good of the team and tried to develop the best of sportsmanship among the Bear rooters. When the going was hard and the team grew weary, these two were ready with a ringing yell that aroused the San Jacinto fight and sent the Bear team back into action with the needed drive and punch. They were liked well by all the students and wherever they were, at Beaumont, Bryan, or in Houston, they blended the root- ers into a cheering unit. They carried the San Jacinto friendliness to every other high school in Houston by attending the pep meetings, and in this way helped to spread the spirit of good will, which was lacking in the past years. Under such able leadership, many spirited pep meetings were held, and those happy moments will come back to us from time to time when we are gone. The associations, the inspiration, and the spirit of teamwork all combined to bind the students into one great fellowship, and in our memories we will always remember those two dealers in pep and fight, Greenhill and Grubbs. GIRL ACTIVITIES Each year the gynI girls put on an annual Show. Last year this performance was given before the South Texas State Teachers Convention, but this year a Special program was arranged by Miss Brush and Miss Woods. This program was given in the school gym before the student body in order that the girls would get the ex- perience of performing before an audience. The program was as follows: 1. ... .LANE TWINS Prologue ..... . .... . . . . St. Patrick' J Dance Q.. 3. Drill Squad ..,... ....... CMISS 4. Wlven We Were Very Young. CMISS 5. Harmony Number ......... I 6. Chicken Reel .... . . ...... . . CMISS 7. Pyramid ............,... S. Arrobatic Waltz. . . . . .. 9.LaB0l1eine ..... CMISS IO. Solo Dance. ........... . . 11. Black and Wlvite iz. 13. Diane, the Maid ...... QRD 14. 15. SoloDance.. 16. Gypsy Dance .......... . .. CMISS 17. Grand Finale . , ............ 7'rH PERIOD CLASS BRUSHD . . .. ......... 6TH PERIOD CLASS WooDsj .. . . .............. RUSH TWINS , ............ 4TH PERIOD CLASS WooDSD . .......... . .3RD PERIOD CLASS . . . . .... HELEN LEARNED . . ........ . . .7.ND PERIOD CLASS WOODSD . . . .... MARY ELIZABETH DUFFY Charm. ........ . ..... . . . .... LND PERIOD Irixb jig. . .. . .. .4'rH PERIJD ........, . .... ...MISS BRUSH PERIOD ........ , .MISS WOODS Harp Duet. . . .. . .. . . .,.... ...... . .LECHENGER ANDIIOHN . . .. . .. . .MARY LOUISE BOWEN . . . ..... , .... 7TH PERIOD CLASS WOODSD 1 SCHOOL CHAMPIONS ' Front MARY ELIZABETH I-IORAN, Capt. Seated KATHERINE KELLEY ETHEL MARGARET FALK NELL DAUGHERTY MARJORIE HOOKE Standing ,IOSEPHINE MAN.SC.ALCO EVA LOUISE DIcIcsoN EILEEN SCHWERDLFIGER SOPHIA MUELLER CONTENDERS Front CLARA ORTH ADRINE HOUGHMAN MARY LATINO KATHERINE PARKER Center INGA DOUGLAS, Captain Stmzding DOROTHY FREW GERALDINE MERNON EY , OLLIE I-IANNA I NADINE WERLEIN GIRLS INTRAMURAL ACTIVITIES The main object of the San Jacinto department of physical education and sports is to get every student interested in a beneficial sport activity. This objective has two sound reasons to justify it. One is health building. All sports, if the individual is suited to them, are beneficial. The second reason is that sports teach democratic ideas and habits. In a game no social barriers exist, since all games are based on sportsmanship. With this in mind Miss Brush and Miss Woods have arranged a course in required and elective games that gives every girl a chance to play in well organized and well ofiiciated games and contests for which she is physically htted. FIRST PLACE WINNERS Front EILEEN SCHWERDLFIGER, Capt. FLORENCE MOFFIT Seated EVA Louisa DICKSON IOSEPHINR MANISCALCO GOLD1 WALD GRAFTON CALHOUN GAY INGRAM Stfzfzdirlg DOROTHY HARRIS LOLA MAE BALK1 GIERTRUDE OSHMAN MARY ELIZABETH HORAN MABL15 SEELIG SECOND PLACE WINNERS Front Cuuzsra COHN FLORENCE Lxsvv Kneeling MILDRED WILLIAMS MARGARET BURNHAM JOSEPHINE Jessup .Ytumling GRNR CLEVENG ER CLHMENSE CLARK LENORA KELLESBERGER EDNA DALDYMPLE Buck Row VIRGINIA CRANBALL RUTH WALLENDER OLLIE I-IANNA DOROTHY JINKS ,IOHNNTR MAE BRALLY In volley ball a league is organized among the different classes and each teacher determines her best team by the percentage of games won. Then a play Off is held between the two teachers' best teams to determine the school champions. The same plan is followed in baseball and basketball. Besides the class teams in the league there are group teams in each class. In this way all get to play and the best ones represent the class. Each girl who goes through San Jacinto gets four years of this training. Thus they go out enriched by actual experience in the thrill of competition instead Of wondering what it is like to get into a game and fight and strive to win. They also learn to be modest in victory and generous in defeat. BASKETBALL Seated MARJORIE WILKIE Jo MEDA PARKS GENE SLATER Stafzdirztg MARGARET HOLLIBAX' EDITH STEVENSON ADRINE HOUGHMANN BASE BALL CHARLES RAY WAKPBFIELD Seated EILEEN SCHWERDTFIGER KATHRYN BALCKE CELESTE Col-IN GRACE GRIFFITH Standing JENNY WAITE XXIVIAN MARXEN BARBARA CLEVELAND L EEK! GLEEK ANTE-MOBTEM ALL YE BEARING PRESENTS, GREETINGS Be it known that these lines following compose the vilest concoction of crude wit, raw humor and inap- propriate personalities that have ever existed upon the face of the earth. Don't say we didn't warn ya'! Heh-Heh . . . We will now sing the Sea Gu!! Song from Hit the Deck. What ho? cried the King Grubbin' hoe! retorted David, thus scoring one for the common people. LITTLE WILLIE' Little Willie hanged his sister, She was dead before they missed her, Willie's full of cunning tricks, Ain't he cute, he's not but six. Willie with a thirst for gore, Nailed his sister to the floor, Mother said with humor quaint, Willie dear, don't mar the paint. Willie fell down the elevator, He wasn't found till six days later, All the neighbors said, 'AGee whiz, What a spoiled child Willie is. - - iv f . f I . L ll F.. 'Cfhis poem was turned in anonymously, but we have reason to believe that 1 certain chap by the name of is responsible? DRAMA IN ONE ACT Place-Mike Genora's at 3:30 A.M. Enter two cigarettes languidly followed by Frank Moncrief and Worth Ware They fall into the chair and under the table respectively. The following yargon ensues Wmb-' 'Watcher want?' ' Frank- Tongue sandwich. Worth- I-Iuh? Who wants tu eat any ole tongue that came out of a nassy ole cows mouth. You should know better. CEnter waiter D. Waiter-Cwith Southern drawlj What can I do for you? Worth- I-Iuh? Oh, me, I'll take a couple of soft boiled eggs Tush, Tush and a couple of tiflles-And away we go on our merry way Mr. Smith- Jennie, name a product and one of its by-products Jennie Wait:-UB. O. as a product of perspiration. POMES There was a young lady from Sabile, Who went around on a big ferris wheel, When but halfway around' She looked at the ground, And it cost her an eighty cent meal. We hear of the woman from Sabanker, Who slept while the ship was at anchor, She awoke in dismay When she heard the mate say, Lift up the 'top-sheet' and 'spankerf We have a sad tale of a girl named Iva, Thought she saw two bits on her driver When she stooped to retrieve it She decided to leave it, For she found it was only saliva. QMeJJyD .Yay Moody Minnie Qnot the moocherl-- Familiarity breeds attempt Whoopi K , kj6ZWj,fClA XX 1,5 ' 4 ST ' 0 rs L , X 6 dig J X JL . --' W- -E V- ay-7721 v f X v 26292 f if ' e GAQJN J J X f fg X PX ?sonWTA!X 4 , ,,, er 15,5-, -f 'D Ehlx ff! Mi U. ff Dfffl lg? f t ff KL yt G2 'OWNER billy fe . , Q Q. IOPIRATOR fx - jf Cy' rm' 036 u. L Z-fy ' x . . 'ac' Q ! W I .Q 'ewrfiw fv 'ye INMATES LBUR7' ? 3 59, X Mvj! MQW, yi .CTTJTEQSSE .Q .Av-ec K7 Vogcgjip P514-QS he J X-jff,ll2Gi11n1'g C!f,..,,-,f,,',,, gig J fffmreirz ngfafk Z' 5,517-en5 ICF' ff' j 2 --if - ZW 5 si-qjificld ? -' - Aa. HC W .92 Q9W4'7 R ado' A 63,4 ,,fq,t:3, Wy' SA? 4 'ff' iq f vu ,,,, :if :ff If-77'UUf i'-7 'sxy ., KW f ' Zviaflis ci f CA if Q 'TQfnafiwmF'W3 Qfaufx, CW, f J c Q V fkff KL cv fig QQ? 571411119 C53 QL53'-Jgg-5? ' May we now say a few words in regard to the new fraternity that has recently been organized in our school. The Beta Omega. It is the most exclusive, though extensive fraternity in the U. S. swf A' ml Siem of the UNEXPURGATED EDITIONS OF POPULAR NOVELS TheGirlfromtheCountry... ............ ...........................KittyHurloClc The Wages of Virtue ..... ..... M ary Lou Moore Frecklex .....,.. .... .... H u gh Asbury Lone Bull'J Mixtalee .,,. . . .. ,Gustave Japhet Are All Men Alike? . .... ...... E lmer Galle Big Enough. . ...... . . .. ..... Elizabeth Hall Cold, ..................,... . ..... Priscilla Eaton The Lady Who Came to Stay. . . . . .... Louise Childerster White Pantx Willie ..... . . . ,... William Camp Something New. .... ....... N ancy Estill Iron Man ..... ..... H arrison Sheperd The Untamed ...... . . .....................,......... Dale Cooper Can Women Forget? ..... ...... ...................... . . . .... Lee Tynes Get Your Man ..... ..... N orthwest Mounted Police and Ella Helberg TheHawkeye .... Knuckler .,... .. . .. . . ..,. Ed Tigner Sometime: ..... . . . .... .... G rafton Calhoun Tall Timher ........ . .... john and Joe Stafford What Women Fear. , . . ,..... . . .Francis Galle Danger ............ . ....DonnaLeeBarton Due to reasons unbeknown to the Humor Editor, certain other novels have been censored. See him for details. 'FG' N W . ru. 'W' 13+ L r , 1 U .st-. F 'I ' Mr' l ELEGY WRITTEN IN A ROMAN GRAVEYARD Everyone wondered how it happened, no one knew. Even Alcibiades, whom every- one knew to be the friend of I-Iyperbolus, who employed Thucydides to spy on his enemy Archestratus, did not know. Socrates, who was slightly acquainted with Andocides, asked Thessalus if he knew, and Pharnabazus, who overheard their con- versation, sent for I-Iippocrates, who sent Anaxilous in his place. Anaxilous did not know, but he knew a man who was the friend of Callaeschus, who knew Andimon- tus, who might know. Andimontus did not know but he thought Artaxextentious, who hated Thermistocles, might solve the problem. Susmanithres came to town dur- ing the commotion and told them to send Coriolanus and Sicinnius, friends of Ti- moleon, who was the servant of Dionysius, who would also come. Dionysius brought two soldiers, Timophones and Theopompus, who said that they knew a lawyer, Leosthenes, who had influence with Tauroneum, who could get Morercus and Din- archus to bring Demartus to them. Dcmartus came and his report was that only the Seniors of San Jacinto High School could tell how many stars there were in the Milky Way. 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