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

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Y , J LY. .fz.,:z:.ZimM2 , 7-2 I n ,A v f --4 fu EL OROSO CENTENNIAL EDITION 1936 l'fillfl'ff ln' til II PI ISLISIIIWIL IIUM I' E L O R 0 CE TENNIAL EDITIO :ANT SEQ, lfibz isle 045, 1: LQ-VN lfrlilor 5 mf?' 6 HlLSI'I1f'SSIVIIIIIIIQPI' M:Nxlc'l'11Ho1A1,owvxx gfg Wing RI'SSl'Il,.I'XflUBl Q 45 931 Q x f ou ,Mu K 6, 90 - .pf s 19 Q I'l ISIJSHICIJ IH 'I'IIIC S'I'l IDICNTS UI SAN JACINTO HIGH SCHOOL IIUl'S'l'UN, 'l'I'IXfXS X'UI,l'MIC 'NGN N'IN'IC'I'IClCN IIVNDRICIJ 'VHIRTY SIX 4 EI. 0ll0S0 1936 FOREWORD Education makes us men and exalts us to a station of dignity more compatible with the orig- inal design of our Creator. -iWlRAlil'lAU H. LAMAR CENTENNIAL EnI'rmN V TS. ,.C::t:ffoio:2,. GOVERNOR Xu --2 X IQBQ. xuxmnuxrn PAT NORZLAND EXECUUVE DEPARTMENT Mumfuwnw AUSTINJTEXAS I February 17, 1936 1 Students of San Jacinto High School N Houston, Texas Greetings: I want to wish for each of you success. I I know that you who are about to graduate 9 will carry with you memories of many pleasant hours spent in building the foundation for your education. It will indeed be a privilege for you who are seniors to graduate S during the Texas Centennial year. I Certainly no greater inspiration could be given any graduating class than the fact that it is grad- uating on the one hundredth anniversary of Texas independ- ence. The traditions of Texas should ever remain an inspiration to then. With my best wishes, I am P Sincerely yours, Governor of Texas JvA,EN - .. T -..l El. 0ll0S0 1936 W ,, ' ' : ' 'IZ' -741114 MISS SARAH GRQSS ,N,,4.,,,,,x :la ,,,:,2,x:, . ,Af ,H jQaf,..v 'rY Quia.-. --www.. V. . 1:1 , ,,:ii3f'. i .fi ' B+, lrff.. CENTENNIAL EDI'l'ION N 11r:ART1fr:1,'1' APPRECIATION of her ability as a teacher and her faithful and ever patient DEDIC TIO loyalty as a friend and advisor, the students of San Jacinto lake sincere pleasure in dedicating this, the tenth edition of the EL OROSO, to Miss Sarah Gross, whose radiant personality and bril- liant character always inspire in everyone she meets those noble ideals which are found in the glorious spirit of San Jacinto. .1..l . -l .., FI. 0Il0S0 1936 ORDER OF BOOKS SAN JACINTO CENTENNIAL CLASS I936 UNDERGRADUATES ' ACTIVITIES E VANITY FAIR E ATHLETICS is HUMOR A L SNAPSHOTS 3 I T 0 N - -CIQNTENNIAL EDITIIDN9 W, N f J f f XXX +..,h.g.,,...,.-T. Tlzv Cnpilol at H ousfmz SAN JACINTO EI. 0BOS0'i 1936 T. H. ROGERS wti'1w-f We J . t , it , x , it at X ,Q KX ' , l CLASS MESSAGE One hundred years ago at this writing the little army of Sam Houston was on the very brink of an undertaking that meant destruction to their hopes, their loves, their very lives, or it meant personal glory, civic freedom, and their cherished safety of home. The Alamo and Coliad had Shown there was no middle ground. They must conquer or all would he lost. Class of l936, you are on the brink of an undertaking at this your com- mencement year. A great task is to he performed and rough is the way. Great are the odds against you and cruel are the foes you meet, but a life of unselfish enthusiasm, unselfish determination, unselfish devotion to a worthy cause will carry you to the very pinnacles of human love and honor. Sincerely, your friend, LL.,.-l.-.l-l- li-.-- . .... .T-ll-1 'CENTENNIAL EDITIGIN EXECUTIVES As the time arrives when we must leave the , scene of our labors for the past three years, lf it is only naturalfor us to become somewhat M, T, H. Roger, reflective. For some of us, high school has Q .,Q-J been a glorious educational adventure, for others, a period of carefree pleasure. Some of us have been happy, some sad, some con- tented, and others dissatisfied, but despite the Mr. E. C. Gates I 1 variations and the conflicts which have pre- J vailed, we feel that there has been at least one stabilizing factor in our school life, that is friendship with our teachers. They have ' , , Miss Genevieve been our companions who not only instructed Johnson us but shared with us our joys and sorrows. These experiences have been many and va- ried, and without the experienced guidance and gentle modulating influence of our teachers, we would have fared badly in our undertakings. Instead, sustained by their invaluable advice, and encouraged by their friendship and sympathetic understanding, we have been able to overcome seemingly insurmountable barriers. lt is with sincere regret that we leave our friends, the faculty, who have enriched our knowledge of human nature as well as our material knowledge, and it is sincerely that we express our gratitude to them for their invaluable assistance. s 1i - 1 Eli 0 ll0 SQ y 1936 H 1 K.-XTHICRINECAY M051 Rvprffswztrzliuff Girl Mos! li'f'prf'sf'r1tc1livr' Siudwzl i1 1....l1.- . CENTENNIAL EDI'l'ION COURT NORTON Most Repre t tive Boy . .......... -1- il.-.iii Zin jllilemuriam FRED Ii. BIRNEY U 1' .s1'l1r'f'rf'ly ll!'lll'l'flfl' lllix pugv lu ilu' loving mvm- nry of tlll 111110 fl'tll'lI,f'l', u rvazly c0unsPHOr, anal a loyal friffnrf. uflm has passed on to his Pffflllll rvwurff. L xx Zin jllilemnriam In the l'lIl'I'iSlIf'l1 mvmory of lhosv lwloziwl f'0mruflf's who ham' prlssfvl info the' great fw- yond. 'wr' pnusv in silzrffrv and lwurtfvlt trib- ufrl, fondly rrfmllirzg flu' joy of lheir wurmtlz- giving prvsfvzrw. Tlwy 110141 know thx' lwrzrff llmt pussvlh, all lLllllf'fSfIIllI1I-IIQ. DONALD FKXSICR 'I'HOIVlfXS 'lf-XVI' RAl,l'H lIHRlS'l'Y 85.4 . .! Q. , .-. ,747 . - -.ua i A f N 1 fl. - g 5 ,Z EI. 0BOS0'-.QI-593335 I f N. FACULTY I T. H. Rogers .................. Principal Susan Patillo ................. Librarian E. C. Gates .......... Assistant Principal Lewis Rueckert ..... Assistant Librarian I Genevieve Johnson ..... ......... I Dean Mamie Rothe ................. Registrar Ruby Donihoo ....... ...Secretary Mrs. Addie Beach.Attendance Secretary ENGLISH DEPARTMENT E. B. Ingraham, Head of Department J. P. Barber Ardis Philyps Sarah Gross Nell Batte Frances Cunningham Ruth Hickey - ,IohnBrandstetter Mary Lee Durham Nell Huggin Alberta Brasher Ella Mae Gehring Minnie Mitchell ' Bernice Beard Minne Gillespie Mary Ellen Oatman 7710.1 gggw Qian HISTORY DEPARTMENT E. C. Gates, Head of Department R. I. Alsup F. L. Duggan Ernest M. Mills Maude Brewster A. C. Fry C. B. Mohle Inez Bryan Virginia Leigh Ruby G. Ratliff J. Leslie Dickson H. B. London J. E. Williams MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Winifred Thomas, Head of Department Willie V. Briant J. H. Bright J. P. Cornelius Flora Davie Victor Allessandro Mrs. C. H. Hugg A. C. Fry J. D. Hutchinson Lillian Saunders MUSIC DEPARTMENT Mrs Belle K McGinnis Christine Schultz G. D. Sloan Albert Walls Margaret Waples Cedric Seav r LATIN DEPARTMENT C. E. I.aMaster, Head of Department Helen Steed MODERN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Ramona de Choudens Dorothy Estill Anne Garrett tv H. E. Butleriu Eva S. Chaney Mayme D. Clayton V. E. Dabney Richard Lilliott Mrs. F. M. Allen Edith Babb Sara Gaskill, Head of Department Inez Goodman I. F. Morris VOCATIONAL DEPARTMENT Stuart MacKay Dorothy Marshall Adele Michael Frances Murphy Mrs. M. J. Peek Mrs. Billy T. Jones SCIENCE DEPARTMENT C. W. Summers, Chairman W. L. Burns J. P. Finfrock Jesse Madden Mrs. B an Shanahan Mrs. I Thomp E r ' Mrs. L le Smith Harol .Smith Josephine Tu Fannie Volck Lillian Warren O. Rote s Maybell F. Sperry PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Harriette Brush' i Helen L. Byington Alton Harding W. A. Hodges Irene Spiess R. O. T. C. Q Major John L. Lee M. Glen Stanbaugh Pauline Woods -lil-1-ii-s .1 i1 iw., Tha' UM and New Ijlllll-fUlX 111 .'1IlSffll El. 0ll0S0 1936 SENIOR ACTIVITIES The first function of the Centennial Class was its election of officers which took place shortly before the Christmas holidays. The election was very warmly con- tested and produced much excitement throughout the school. The result was victory for Billy Harvin, Criff Vance, Joan Brooks, and John Seaman as president, vice president, secretary, and treasurer, respectively. During the spring months the attention of the senior class was focused upon a brilliant list of activities which included the senior picnic, senior dance, class night, Baccalaureate sermon, and commencement exercises. These long awaited events furnished a distinctive and enjoyable program for the graduating class. The hrst meeting of the senior class was held in March for the purpose of selecting colors, flower, spon- sor, and mottog and transacting other business of the senior class. A very lively interest was shown in all proceedings, and due to extended discussion and lack of agreement, final decisions were postponed until a second meeting where it was decided to name Miss Sarah Cross as sponsor, the talisman rose as the Hower, yellow and white as the colors, and '6To know everything of something and something of everythingi' as the class motto. With these decisions behind them, the members of the Centennial Class went forward with their last few months of work looking toward the days when San Jacinto would be a pleasant memory. .-1 a llillv Harvin Grill' Vance 'loan Brooks john Seaman if-: .:. 1 ' CENTENNIAL EllI'l'ION SENIOR COMMITTEES RING COMMITTEE Russel Jacobe, Chairman Jane Elledge Billy Daniel Burton Burnstein Martha Harris INVITATION COMMITTEE James Shively, Chairman Tom Wier Q Dorothy Geiselman Margaret Cox Madelyn Ollis Charles McKiearman Kenneth Holloway COLOR-FLOVVER-MOTTO COMMITTEE Katherine Gay, Chairman Pat Thomas Emeronce Heyne Bob Wommack Robert McCants CAP AND GOWN COMMITTEE Young Bussey, Chairman Glynn Bussey Julius Hoblizel Mimi Gerber Ruth Fowler Phil Manning Melva Isaacks Frances Pendarvis Boone Disque Willard Thompson Sponsor,-Mr. Williams DANCE COMMITTEE Court Norton, Chairman George Harvey Frances Sisk Mary Margaret Raymond Caroll Church Griff Vance Howard Williams Mary Frances Armstrong - E Harriett Barnett Jeannette R3untree KP SponsorglVIiss Bruslg, ,-,, A ' ,X ix PICNIC COMMITTEE Syd Davis. Chairman Richard Buckingham Ed Puntch Arthur Waxler Frank Eidman Lorena Ramin Robert McCants Charlene Calhoun Frances Coleman Annette lVIcCelvey Sponsor-M rs. McGinnis CLASS NIGHT Bernard Green, Chairman Mack Andrews Mary Frances Crow Ruth Kellett Ed Hardway Dorothy Fay Cleere Lois Damron Evelyn Williams Wilbur Barnum Sponsors-Mrs. Mitchell. Miss Thomas, Mrs. McGinnis, Mr. J. P. Barber GIFT COMMITTEE Bob Sumners, Chairman Mary Ann Jones Albert Raasch Barbara Ryman Dorothy Mae Granger Irl Mowery Stanley Clark Robert Fink Bobby Pearson Evans Munroe Sponsors-Miss Johnson, Miss Rothe. Miss Brewster .. I f xl. .ff xr raw 'I fi 3, in EL 0ll0S0 1936 WILLIAM ABBOTT Spanish Cluh: lionster Club: Ili-X. VIRGINIA ADAMS Spanish Club: XYriters Club: limwter Club. XIARSENE AIJKISSON Spanish Club: llmwter Club. VIRGINIA ALBERT EI Urusn: Tennis Club: Roustci' Club. ,IACK AM ERMAN German Club. Ilnmter Club: Snlegnian-liipg S.I'.C A. CI.O ANDERSON Spanish Club. GEORGE ANDO MACK ANDREVVS ROBERT LEE ANDREVVS Spanish Club: Booster Club: Minstrel '3S: El Ornsn. IIIQNNETT ANDERSON AUSTIN ARLLA Band: Orchestra: Campus Cuh: Booster Club: Salesman ship. MARY FRANCES ARMSTRONG Spanish Club: liuusvtel' Club. FR ED ARTO Spanish Club, GARLAND BAILEY S.P.C.A., Pres. '35: Spanish Club: Ruosler Club: Decla- matinn '36. BOB BALINVIN El Ornsug Ilsmster Club. ELEANUR BARNES Ilcmster Club: Spanish Club: French Club. HELEN BARNES Tennis Club: lluostcr Club: Spanish Club. IIARRIET HARNETT IVILTIITR RARNIIM liuusler Club: Spaniih Club. BRADY BARTLETT Ilunater Club: Spaniyh Club: R.U.'l',C. INEZ IZAIIXIGARTNER lluuster Club: Spanish Club: Tennis Club: Intramurals. JUNE BAXTER Houster Club: Spaniffh Club: NYriters Club. FRANK BEADLE Booster Club. S ELMA RECKER .- Rl l'lI lll'1l.l.UYVS llmxstCl' Club: Yflflvll '3-l. l.UI'lS lil-ISSIIU YAI.l-IRI E Ill'1T'l'lS llmlqer Club: French Club: Spanish Club: Yr lvil '3-lb, 35. 5 1 fl HLNA BIRATII llnumm l-'rn-um: Debate: llrmste C1 , Gul erv ,- Spani-h Club: French Club: lntra ur : lil Frm ng Cam pus Cub. W' ,V ROBERT BLAKIZNEY li 5 lli-Y. l'1l'l.A MAE lSl.liTSCll Spanish Club: Girl Rekervesg Ili-Oster' Club. GIQORGE llI.0ll5l Track '35, '36: Bunfter Club: Spanish Club. l.YlJA l3l.0l'N'l' Booster Club: Girl ReServea: Salesmanship: lntraluurals. llURACl': llOUTll Hamster Club: Spanixh Club. IYICR ISKJNYIJCS Ymlvil IH. '5'5: lim-fier Club: Spanish Club: lli-Y, Presi- dent '3-1. l.Al'RA LIXN BRACH Ilrmster Club: lil Oromg Pep Club: Spaniah Club. DOROTHY HRANSFORIJ French Club: Hamster Club: Writers' Club. BILLY RRENIICR lhmkter Club: Spanish Club: lil Ormu, Cll.-XRl.liS BRIGANCE Fmvtball '33, '3S: Spanish Club: Track '35. Bl.-Xllljl 'liRli'I l'li BRIGHT Spanifh Club: Campus Cub: Intramurals: Bmnter Club. JUAN BRUUKS A Speaking .-Xctivuies: Spanixh Club: llumkter Club: Garden Club: El Orosoz H.H.S. Forum: Senior Class Secretary. CAl.l.ll'I BROXYIJER ll:-mktel' Club. lJRlSlJAl.l-I HRUXYX Rm.-vcr Club. M l LTON llRl'Cli BILLY BRYANT Booster Club: Spani-h Club. ,ness nl'i,l,QcK M Q llmvkler Club: llaml: R.U. 1 .C lll'RTON Bl'RNS'l'1ClN French Club: Spanish Club: Tennis Club: Track '34, Cap! tain '35: Bm,15ter Club. MARTHA BVRTON Boumter Club: French Club: Pep Club. Bl'1Tl'll'2L Bl'Tl.l'1R Pep Club: S.l'.C.A. CENTENNIAL EDITIIIN , I . 1 I i I IAI I-Il GX'-A V EI. 0n0is0 1936 DONALD Bl'TLER Science Clnhg French Clulig llooster Clnhg Football '34, '35. CHARLES BYRNE Spanish Club. LUIS CAIN Pep Club, Presirlent 'Mig Spanish Clubg Booster Clnbp Presfclents' Club. CIIARLYNIC CALHOUN Vodvil '34, '35. GIERALIJINE CAMPBELL Spanish Clubg Booster Club. Booster Clubg Tennis Clubg Tennis Team '34, '35. .IACQUELINE CARLETON Bonster Club: Checker Clubg El Oroso BILL CARLON KICNAN CARRAVVAY Booster Clubg Spanish Clubg Minstrel '35. ROSE CARTIQR Spanish Clubg Booster Club. Lui: CAPPS N x SARA CAVE Booster Clubg French Clubg Spanish Clubg Intramurals. MARIE CHRISTMAN Spanish Clubg Intraniuralsg Science Clubg Booster Clubg Campus Cub. MARGARET CHRI STIAN Pep Club. RUTH CHRISTIAN Pep Club. CARROLL CHURCH Booster Clubg Spanish Clubg S.P.C.A. President '35g Little Ilrury I.::nu: Swimmingg Vodvil ISS. STANLEY CLARK ' Booster Clubg Spanish Club. DOROTHY FAY CLEERE El Orosog Booster Clubg Spanish Clubg Pep Club. ALLEN CLEVICLAND Vodvil '33', '34g Spanish Clubg Booster Club. FRANCES COLEMAN Campus Cubg Booster Clubg SP.C.A. ITASCA COLRS 4 Pep Clubg French Clnbg Spankh Club: Booster Club. AGN ICS COLLICRAIN Booster Cluhg Salesmanship. TOM l'OMI'ERli Booster Clubg Spanish Clubg lfrench Club. G ICORGE CONLEY DONALD COOK Booster Clubg Spanish Club. . .-q ..-1l--l- BETTY JANE COOKENBOO Booster Clubg Spanish Clubg Yell Leailer '35, JOHN COOPER S.P.C.A.g Booster Clubg Basketball. EARIJNE CORDER Spanish Club: Booster Clubg Salesmauship. HENRY COWAN Booster Club: Spanish Clubg Campus Cub. MARGARET COX Booster Clubg Spanish Clubg Pep Clubg Typing Team '35. DOl'GLAS CROSSXYELL Spanish Club. MARY FRANCES CROXY Pep Clubg Spanish Clubg French Clubg Booster Club. PEYTON Cl'NNlNGIlAM Track '35. HELENA d'ACOSTA Vodvil '33, '34, '35g lntramuralsg Spanish Clubg Campus Cub. JEAN DALLAS Booster Clubg Football '3-l. LOIS DAMRON Booster Clubg Spanish Clubg Yudvil '35. BILLY DANIEL Booster Clubg Yorlvil '3S. GENE DAVIS Checker Clubg Booster Club. SYDNEY DAVIS Booster Club: Vudvil '34, '35g May Feet '3-lg Minstrel 'Sig Spanish Club: Campus Cub. CARLTON DAXYSON Spanish Clubg Booster Club. MARY NELL DAY Booster Club. JAMES DE VYOLFE R.O.T.C., faflet Colonel 'SISQ l'rr:sirlcnts' Club: Booster Clubg Officers' Club. BOBBY DISQVE Booster Club. RALPH IlI?2l'l-L . Booster lubg Spanish Clubg 'l'rzu'k '33, '34, MILDRED DAXIASCIIK German Cluhg Spanish Club. MARJORIE IJONLEN ' Pep Club: Booster Clula: Spanish Clnhg Ti-nnis Club. BETSY lJONNEl.l,Y Spanish Clubg Salesxnanship. FRANCES DOXYELL Girl Reserves: Spanish Club. DOROTHY DRENNAN Orchestrag Spanish Clubg Booster Clubg Girl Reservesg Intramurals. 1 CENTENNIAI. EDIi'l'ION l ,ff .bl ruff J4 EL onoso 19:36 l'llARl.ENli lll'FFY Pep Clubg Spanish Club: llwn-ster Club. GLENN DUNCAN Booster Club. JACK IJNYYER Booster Clubg Basketball HSV1: ,luninr Class Treasurer. GLAIJYS l-ZAKIN Spanish Clubg llnnster Club. 1.t'R1.1Nb: r:1nmN Booster Cluhg French Clubg El Ornsn ,ff LUIS EIJEI, Spanish Club. , CATIIERINE EIIMAN Pep Clubg S.l'.C.A.g Spanish Club: ll:-twstet' Club. FRANK EIDXIAN , Booster Club Chief '36g El Orusog Campus Cubg Vutlvil '35g Spanish Club. jANli lil.l.ElJGE Booster Clubg l'ep Club: Tennis Clubg French Clubg El Urnsug lntramuralsg Speaking Activities. IJAVIIJ lil.l.I0'l l' llnnster Clubg R,U.'l'.C. ROBERT ELLIS FRANK l'2l.l.lS Salesmanship. Rl' lil li JEAN ELLIS CONSTANCE ICLLISUN Booster Club. JACK EM MOTT Booster Clubg Spanish Clubg Bas-ketball '35, 136. ELIOT ERNST El Orusng Spanish Clubg Booster Club. MAVIS ERVINE Pep Clubg Booster Clubg Intrainurzlls. MARTIIA l-I'1'H Rl IJGE Spanish Cluh. M AUREEN EVANS Booster Club. I' EARL EVANS AllRlil,lA Fl'll.CllAK Spanish Clubg Brmster Clubg Salesrnansltip. LUITISI-I FERGUSON Pep Club. l.EAll FINER Votlvil '35g Iiemstel' Clubg Spanish Clubg French Clubg Spelling. ROBERT FINK Campus Cub Eclitur '36g VVriters' Clubg Presitleuts' Clubg Booster Clubg Tennis Club. . . Al.lNE FISHER Biiiister Club: Debate. RAY FITZGERALD llrmster Club: R.0.'l'.C. Band: S.I'.C.A.: Spanish Club: Science Club. CA'l'llERlNE FLINT Booster Club. GEORGIE BELLE Fl.l'KER S.l',C.A.: Pep Club. JENNIE EDNA FORBES Spanish Club: Biinster Club. FRANK FORD Booster Club: Frencli Club. Rl l'll FOXYLER Booster Club: Girl Reserves: El Oriisn: French Club. ELISE FRALEY Girl Reserves: Spanish Club. LA PR l NCA FRENCH Intramurals. JAKE FRY Bmister Club: Spanish Club: S.l'.tA.A.: Little Drury Lane. DAYID GARDNER Football '33, '34, '35. B lC'l'T Y JA N li GA R R ETT Booster Club: Pep Llub. GEORGE GAY R.0.T,C.: Banil: Bmister flu 1. l fl . fi L KA'ri1i:RlNE GAY 'A C L' 'L LR' 4' 'gk ' 9,7 Chief Booster '3S: l'ep Club: Yice Presirlent ,luninr Class: El Ornsii: Student Council '35: Presidents' Club: Tennis Club: Vuclvil '35. MARY l.Ol'lSE GAY Intramurals: Booster Club: llresitleuts' Club. DOROTHY KiElSEl.XlAN Spanish Club: French Club: llmister Club: Vmlvil '35. YONAH GELLER Spanish Club: S.l .C.A.: Campus Cub: Debate: Salesman- ship. MIMI GERBER lil Umm: Girl Reserves: French fltib: litmqigi- Club: Sxritniniiig Club. ALLEN GIBSON G1-IRE DEAN GlDl-ION Booster Club: Spanish Club: l'ep Club: Girl Reserves. CHARLES GILES Booster Club, Spanish Club. MARY NELI. GILMORE Booster Club: Spanish Club: Yotlvil '34, '.l5: Frencli Club. MURRAY GILLESPIE Spanish Club: French Club: Basketball 'Mug Bnnster Club. ROBERT GI l.l,lNGllAM CENTENNIAL EnIT10N l . U C E N T E N N -I' A ILPYVA L E D 'l' 0 EI. 0Il0S0 1936 HARRY GOHLMAN Booster Club. MATTIE FRANCES GOINGS Booster Club: Salesmanship. FRANKLIN GOLDEN Booster Clubg Spanish Club. NORMA GOI.DTIIWAlTE lntramuralsp Booster Club. ABE GORDON Booster Clubg Salesmanship. CARLI N GRAFF lJOR0'llllY MAE GRANGER Booster Clubg Girl Reservesg Pep Club: French Club. JAMES GRANT Orchestrag Booster Cluhg Track. LITTIE MAE GRAVES A Booster Club. BERNARD GREEN Booster Clubg El Orosog Campus Cubg French Club. BERTIIA GREENBERG Campus Cub. LYNN GREUSEL Booster Club: Vodvil '34, '35g Intramurals. SAULE GULLO MARY ANN GVSTINE Spanish Club. -' MORRIS HALPIN Baseball '3'lg Track '313 Football '3Zg Basketball '31, '3Zg German Clubg S.P.C.A. A - 4 GEORGE HARDY Booster Club. JOHN IIARD'Y Spanish Clubg Band. MARGARET HARRINGTON French Clubg Booster Clubg El Orosn. MARTHA HARRIS - Spanish Clubg V vili' '34, E353 ioofter 'lubg Typing Team '3-L 1 Y JOHN HARSHEY X R.O.T.C.g Salesmgu 'hipg Advertising Clubg Little Drury Laney S.I'.C.A. . ,k,.v,X v JN - AlJDlE IIART Booster Clubg Pep Clubg Spanish Club. GEORGE HARVEY Booster Clubg Spanish Clubg Yoilvil '35. l5lLLY HARVIN l A Booster Clubg Vodvil '34, 353 Speaking Activitiesg H.H.S. Forumg Student Councilg President Senior Classg Presi dents' Club. ERNEST HAUSER Follies '35g S.P.C.A. 1.l.-l- N -il-1 CENTENNIAL EDI'l'IONil HARRY lll'1CKl-IR Booster Club: Spanish Club. ll. XY. IIEITMANN Track '33, '3-1: Band: Bfmster Club: German Club: Yml- vil '34, .Xl'llRl-ZY llliLI.l-IR Pep Club: French Club: llfvnster Club. IJ. N. IIICNDRICKS llrmster Club: Spanish Club: R.O,'lA.C. THl'RMAN llliXYlT'l' Booster Club: lil Oiwisu: Yurlvil '34, '33, EMI-IRONCI-I HICYNIC Bouster Club: French Club: Iutranzurals. MARY I'Al'l.lNli IIICKS Booster Club. CllARl-l':S llODGl'lS Bizoster Club. 'ts F' fli :music : Spanish Club. llORO'l'llY llOlll. MARY l.Ol'lSli llOlllT Spanish Club: Girl Reserves. RAC HA li L ll0I.l.l S Pep Club: French Club: llunster Club. KENNl':'l'll IIOLLOXYAY Booster Club: VYriters' Club: Ymlvil '35: licliiur in Chief El Omsu: Minstrel '35: I'res'mlents' Club: Track UF. imruwur IIOOD Pep Club: Spanish u Q mister Club. fit, DOROTHY Rosa HOOD' i JI l i I Pep Club: French Club:4Art NYinncr. X , , ' l Wil' .. . J ' jl-IAN llOl'SlC i Little Drury Lane: French Club: Bunstcr Club, B IETT Y HOXVARD Pep Club: Spanish Club: French Club: lhmster Club. W jOllN HOVVARD ' Spanish Club. HOWARD Ill'RS'l' Spanish Club: Booster Club: Ilancl. l.ll,I.l.-KN Ill 1'TON Pep Club: Bonster Club: l !'EllCll Club: Spzluisli Club: Salestnanship, I.OTT1li l.lil-I lll l'TON Spanish Club: French Club: Booster Club: Pep Club: May Fete '33. Xl ICLYA I SAACKS Intramurals. ROBERT JACKSON Ynclvil '35: Orchestra: Bauwl. RCSSEL JACOIIE Booster Club 4Financial Advisnrj: Yrulvil '3'-l, '35 illusi- ues-s Klanagerl: Presidents' Club: lil Oruszu, Business Manager '36. n- A 1 i .r. I , ' if . :i' up ' - 1.-, I 4 , 0' 3 ELH0ll0S0 1936 SAIJYIE ROSE JACOBS Booster Clubg French Clubg lntramurala. VLARE JANIJHR Booster Clubg Spanish Club. IIORACIE JICNNINGS Spanish Clubg Booster Clubg Hockey Team '35, '36, ANN! I-I MAR! I-I JOI-IKI-IL Booster Club. IJOROTIIY JOENKCKIE Garden Clubg Orchestra. Voilvil '35g Booster Clubg Spanish Club. IIOMICR JONES LOUIS JONES Ilnnster Club. MARY ALLEINE JONES Spanish Club: Ilooster Clubq fiirl Reserve, GENICVII-IVE JOHNSON MARY ANN JONI-IS llnnster Clubg Pep Club: Typing Team '33, '36, VYOOIIROVV JONES Bnnstel' Clubg Spanish Club. DOROTHY KAPLAN Little Drury Lzmeg F.I'.I'.A. IDA KAPLAN Hoosier Club: Spanish Club, 5' Rl l'lI KI'iI-LETT Booster Club. HART KELLEY V GINIA Kl'1I,I.OGG Pep Clubg Booster Clubg Tennis Club. ICILICICN KELLY Bunster Clubg Spanish Club. IIAINE KIQRR Iionster Clubg Vnclvil 'Sig lil Ornsrwg Speaking Activities. SIIIRLIEY KERR Booster Club: S.I'.C.A,g SZIICSIHHIISIIID. IIICRNARIJ KESSLER Swauish C - ' S AN IJERSON KING .- Vx-fei- . C e 4. ,5i'?f3f3ff57 ' FRED KING ICLIZABI-I'I'lI KINNIEY Pep Club. l-IIJNA Kl,l-1lNl-'l-II.lJl-IR Girl Reaervefg Preiiulerlta-' flu: lllll unura ROBERT KN.-XPP Yuilvil '34, 'Sig Bmvster Club T 1 GLAIJYS KNEBL Spanish Club: l!lll'1IlNlll'HlQ. GRACE KNIGHT Spanish Clubp Girl RENCIAVEQQ on ter C. us l.Ol'lSl-I KOST lfrexiclx Club: Ciuupux Cub. JANE KRAIII. lim-,tc-1' Clubg lil H1411-1 'I'llliI.MA KRAKOXYICR Spauifh Clubg liilnxier Club MATILIJA KVNOYI-IR Buusiel' Club. l'ATllERINli I.Al,fJR lim,-ter Club. IIFILEN GENE LANPIHCAR B 1 Ulster Club: lutramuralf-5 Sale uufinulup lub BILLIE LA TVRNER Bun-ter Clubg Spanish Club li l-ITTI li I..-MYR l-INCH l'tp Clubg llmlstci' Clubg Spam C MABE1. EDITH LAXYRENCE liml-tel' Club: Spaui-h Club Campus u 11rv1l Girl Rcxerve-. JANIE LEE llmffter Club. Gig Lg x11R1.u1 1,13 vim: ' ,QW .QQ Spauixh Cluhg Urcliextrn. IIORTENSE LFYINSON Booster Club: Commercial Club .IHYCE LIEIKERMAX lim,-ter Club: Salemlaxieliip lllil.liN l.lNlJl.EY l 1'euch Club: Pep Club. GIQORGI-I l.Ul'llRIIJGli hpaul-ll Klub: lnrl R , rves ICM I LY LOY , li 1:Aj1' R 1 gt 1-1 14.1 wx 1-1AR'1' L4 I JANE LVCAS Bmuter Clubg Spanish Club MARY LVNIPKIN ROIJIJY MAC DONALD Spanish Clubg Butrslel Club .Wi C E N T E N N I A L E D I T I 0 N EI. 0BOS0 1936 MAIJGIC MACKICY l Spanish Club. l Nlll,NlCR MARS llooster Club: Spanish Club: Votlvil '34, '3S. I XIAXINIE MALSCII llooster Club. jl'l.liS MALTZ Booster Club: Spanish Club: l,ittle Drury Lane: S.P,C.A.: Votlvil. l'lllI. MANNING Spanish Club: Booster Club. NORA MARSIIALL Campus Cub. CllRlS'l'lNlf ill.-XRTIN Booster Club: Spanish Club. AVDRICY MARTIN Voclvil '33', '34, '35: Booster Club: Spanish Club. DOROTHY MASSEY Booster Club: Spanish Club. ,IEANNE MATHIS Booster Club: Pep Club. DICK MATTIZA llooster Club: Spanish Club: Vmlvil: Science Club. XIIRIAM MAU Booster Club: Spanish Club. ERNIE J. MCASHAN Q01 Yikxlxixkix Booster Club: Yell Leader '35: Campus ub. ROBERT MQCANTS Booster Club: Vodvil '35: May Fete. ANNETTE lXlcCl'1LVliY Vodvil '34, '35: Booster Club: Intramurals: Salesmanship Club Vice President. l.AN ICTTA MQDANI lil. Spanish Club. CHARLES MCKIEARNAN Booster Club: Spanish Club: Voclvil '35: S.l'.C.A. IIOVVARD MCMEANS Booster Club. ROHICRT lllCSllAXV Illil.lCN ,IOYCIC MIQRRILI, Booster Club: Spanish Club: Intramurals. M A RY M KT R l K lntrzunurals. DAV l D Xl ICYER Commercial Club: Salesntaxtslfp: Civics Club: Spanish Club. 'IOIINNIE EDXVlN MEYER A Tennis Club: Booster Club: Spanish Club. l,l':WlS MICKLEY Booster Club: Basketball '36: Votlvil '35: Spanish Club. .li-11- 11 ,. 1-1 JANE MIESCH Booster Clubg French Clubg Pep Club. JERRY MILLAR Booster Club. JOE MILLER Campus Cubg Booster Clubg lYriters' Clubg Advertising Club. MARION JANE MILLER Spring Frolic '33g Vndvil '34, '35g French Clubg Pep Clulrg Campus Cub: Booster Club. DOVV MIMS A Football '34, '35, Captain '35g Booster Clubg Spanish Clubg S Association. AVDREY MOERER Booster Club. DORIS MONROE Spanish Clubg French Club: Booster Club: Pep Club. EVERETT MOORHEAD Booster Clubg Spanish Club. VELMA MORGAN Q t Pep Clubg Latin Team: Booster Clubg Speaking Activitiesg lntramuralsg Spanish Club. ELEANOR MOTT r IRL MOVVERY Spanish Clubg Booster .lubg Vcriters' Club: Little 'ljmry Lane: Latin Teamg El Orosog Vodvil '35g Pres dents' Club: Campus Cub. IIELEN MVELLER Booster Clubg German Club. P9 f iw. I -- . BOB MCLLANE EVANS MCNROE Booster Clubg Hi-Yg XVriters' C Booster Clubg Spanish Club: Salesmanshipg French Club. CHARLES NATHAN Latin Teamg XVriters' Clubp El Oruso NINA LEE NATHAN Spanish Clubg Booster Club. Oro so. ADELE NACHLAS Booster Clubg French Club. ADELE NATHAN RIIODA NATHAN SON Campus Cub. TOM NELMS Booster Clubg Spanish Clubg Sophomore Class Treasurerg President Salesman Clnbg Basketball '36, VIRGINIA NELMS Vorlvil '35g Spanish Clubg Booster Clubg Pep Club. JOHN NECMANN R.O.T.C.g Booster Clubg Bantlg Orchestrag French Club. AGNES NEVVMAN Spanish Clubg Girl Reserves. BETTY NICIIOLSON Booster Club. CENTBNQNIAL EllI'l'ION If EI. 0ll0S0 1936 JOIIN NICOSIA Bnuster Clubg Spanish Club. JEANETTE NODLER Little Drury Laneg Booster Clubg Campus Cub. l KAY NOLRN COURT NORTON Spanish Clubg Booster Club: Vmlvil '34, '3'Sg Presirlents' l'lubg Chemistry Club. NAN NORTON Booster flnb: VVritcrs' Clnb: El Urnsu. BILL NULL ' llrmster Club: Tennis Club: French Club: Vmlvil '33. MILTON NURICK Spanish Clubg Salesmanshipg Advertising' Clubg Booster Club. Olll DA O B l'fRVVETTliR Vmlvil '34, '35. JOHN U'CONNOR Rooster Clubg ll.ll.S. Fnrinng Spanish Cluhg Debate. i WALTER OLIN Booster Clubg German Club. MADICLYN OLLIS Spanish Clubg Booster Club. JACK NANCE OLSON Booster Clubg Vodvil '35g Tennis Club. EWYART O'NElLL Bnuster Club: German Club. EDITII PACE Spanfsh Club. BIETTYE PAINE Pep Clubg Booster Club. MARCELLE PAIJSSON Campus Cub Etlitorg Booster Clubg VVriters' Club. FOUGII JOSEPH PAT MAR 8 Q '5l. 1 . E I GUERNSEY PALMER Spanish Club: French Club: Brmsfter Club g Vodvil. MARY JANE PARK Pep Clnbg Frenrh Clubg Bnnster Clubg Spanish Club. IJORSEY PARKER Bandg R.U.'l'.C.g Booster Club: Spanish Club. JOSEPIIINE PARSONS BERNARD PAULL Football '33, '34, '35g Spanish Clubg S.l'.C.A. ADA PEMBERTON Booster Cluhg Girl Reserves: Spanish Club. FRANCES PENDARVIS Spanish Clubg Booster Cluh. l. i.... --1 CENTENNIAL EDI'l'ION BESSI E PEREI. GEORGE PERRYMAN Booster Club: French Club. SAM PERSON Debating: Tennis Club: Booster Club. I.Ol S PH ELAN Salesmanship. ROSE PHILLIPS Spanish Clubs: CAROLD Pl ERCE Bnnster Club. Presidents' Club. JEAN PIERCE Girl Reserves: Booster Club: Spanish Club: lil Orosn Intramurals, DOROTHY PILLER l Booster Club: French Club: Spanish Club. ', RUTH JEANNE PILLOXV Intramurals: Vmlvil '35: Bnnstel' Club: Spelling Temn '35. GERTRVIJE PLATT TOM PLAYER Booster Club: Spanish Club. FRANCES PLETCH ER Booster Club: Spanish Club. KATHRYNE POLK Booster Club: Spanish Club: French Club: Pep Club. SAM POLK V V R.O.T.f.: llooster Club: Spanish Club: VVriters' Club. ARMSTRONG PRESCOTT Hnoster Club: French Club. FRED PRICE S.P.C.A. Pres pus Cub. irlenl '.l3: Fnntball '33: Bnnster Club: Cam- IIOM ER PRICE Booster Club lil? Pl'NTCll Bnoster Club: Ynmlvil '3S: Minstrel '35: Spanish Club. l':I.lZABl'1'l'll Pl' Booster Club MARTHA JANE Booster Club ALBERT RAASCII Booster Club: Spanish Club. TNAM : Spanish Club: Tennis Club, LORENA RAMIN Booster Club, Chief '36g El Orosng Presidents' Club: ln- tramurals: Pep Club: Spanish Club: Riding Club, Pres. '3'6. CAROLINE RANVLINS Pep Club: Booster Club: Spanish Club. MARY MARGARET RAYMOND Pep Club: Spanish Club: Booster Club: Voclvil '35. : French Club: Slllllllwll Club. PYLE 'I' ll -1 ,1 L. EI. 0ll0S0 1936 IJALE READ Spanish Club, Booster Club, Salesmanship, Football '3-1. KNIGHT RECTOR ,. EVELYN REEDER Booster Club, Spanish Club. BE'l l'E REYNOLDS French Club, Spanish Club. JIM BOB RICHARDSON Ilockey Team '34, '35, '36, German Club. ll' l l.l.lAlW R ICKS llooster Club. IllI.l.Y TOM RIEGER Booster Club, Intramurals. NEWMAN ROBERTS ship, Booster Club, Basketball '36, BARBARA ROBERTSHAW D Little Drury Lane, Spanish Club, Booster Club, Sales- manship, S.P.C.A., Basketball '36, ELLEN ROBERTUS Booster Club, French Club, Campus Cub. FRANK ROCHE Football '35, Spanish Club, S.P.C.A. TEDDY ROGGEN Track Manager '33, '34, Football Manager '34, '35, '36, Booster Club, Spanish Club, Voilvil '34, '35, May Feet. Little Drury Lane, Spanish Club, S.l .C.A., Salesman- GENE ROSS ll. B. ROITSIC Tennis Tezun '35, '36, Booster Club, Votlvil '33', Intra- murals. JEANETTE ROUNTREE Sophomore Beauty '33, Booster Club, Pep Club, Vodvil '33, Intramurals. LEXVI S RUSS El.l. Booster Club. ANNIE LOIS RUSSELI. EV IQLYN RUSSO llooster Club. lVlARClCl.l.A RYAN Booster Club, lfrench Club, Spanish Club. BARBARA RYMAN I Booster Club, I' p Club, French Club, Presitl it, Presl- tlents' Club, lil roso, Campus fub. , JOSEPII SALE llautl, R.O.T. . Votlvil Booster Club, Campus Cub, Presitlents' Cl b., BOB SANIJERFUR KATHRIN SANFORD French Club, Il. S. Open Forum '3S. TOM SCOGGINS lloosler Club, Spanish Club, Votlvil, Football '34, .. 1i11 ., ri-. ROBERT SCOTT Booster Club: Spanish Club: Vmlvil. ED SHAMAN Jcnm sr:A:ifAN Booster Club: French Club: Sltulent Cuuncil: Viulvil '34 '3S: Treasurer Senior Class '36. Ll LLIAN SELZER Booster Club: LAVON SIIAVV S. l'.C.A. LLOYD SIIEPP.-XRD Salestnnnsbip. MERLE SIIIELDS Pep Club: Bonster Club: Vmlvil '3S: Intramurals. KATIE BELLE SHINDLER Spanish Club: Booster Club: Tennis Club: Girl Reserves. JAMES SHIVELY President Suphmnnre Class: Ilasl-cetbnll: Ymlvil '3S. EVELYN SHOCK Booster Club. SELINE SILVER BERNICE RAY SIMON Little Drury Lane: Campus Cub. JEROME SIMON Booster Club: Salesmauship: Spanish Club, Presiflents' Club. JOIIN SINGER Booster Club: S.l'.C.A.: Tennis Team '35. FRANCES SISK Spanish Club: Campus Cub: lluuqer Club: Xbxilvil '35, ll.-XZEL SLOAN Booster Club. llI.ACKBl'RN SMITII Bunster Club: Spanish Llub. GI LSON SMITH BUUSIEI' Cllih. M.-XRYELl.EN SXYIDER Pep Club, President '.lS: limaster Club: Spanish Club: Presidents' Club: Typing Teavn. BERNlCE SOLOMON Spanish Club: llunster Club. NITA SO RELLE French Club: Spanish Club: Booster' Club: Vmlvil '35, RUTH SPARGO El Omso: liunster Club: French Club: Pep Club: Pres- idents' Club. BETTY RIYTII STEPHENS Orchestra: French Club: S.l'.C.A. NELLIE FRANCES STERLING Pep Club: Booster Club: Spanish Club, CENTENNIAI. EDI'l'l0N 3 E s 5 E H EI. 0ll0S0 1936 NORMAN STERLING Ihmster Clubg Salesmanshipg Fmitball '35. CONSTANCE STERN Spanish Clubg French Clubg Vmlvil '3'5g May Festival '3-Ig Intramurals. Il 'ANITA STEVES Iiunster Clubg Spanish Club: French Club: Intramurals. JACK STRAUS Spanish Club. ,IICAN STR I NGER limister Clubg I'ep Clubg Tennis Club. Advertising Clubg R.O.T.C., Officers Club. XYI LLIAINI SIIIILER Spanish Club. I. T. SUMERLIN Campus Cub, Erlitmwg Spanish Club: VVriters' Clubg Pres- imlents' Clubg Votlvil, '35, 'Shy Salesnianshipg S.I'.C.A. BOB SUIXINERS Spanish Clubg Booster Club. PIIIL STROM GICN li SVVA RTZB li RG ARTIIUR TALK V Spanish Clubg Booster Clubg Campus Cubg Salesinanship. VIVIAN TALLICIIET French Clubg Spanish Clubg Intramurals. IFOSTICR TAPI' ROY TASIINEK Bunstil' Club. IIICNRY TAUIS Booster Clubg Salesmanship Club, Presimlentg Advertising Clubg Business Clubg Football '35g S.P.C.A.g Campus Cubg l'resiiIent's Cluhg Little Ilrury Lane. ALLEN TAYLOR Ilnosler Club, JULIA TAYLOR French Clubg Booster' Club. XVILLIAM TAYLOR Track '35, '3li. ROLAND TICAFF Spanish Clubg Salesmansliipg Bunster Club. PATRICIA TIIOIXIAS llnuster Cluhg Spanish Clubg Pep Clubg Yell Leader '34, 'Fi '36' Campus Cub: Vmlvil '34, '35, --1 1 XV I LLARIJ TI I OM PSON Bnuster Clubg Spanish Club: Ili-Y. IQLFRICIJA TI ICTZE VIVIAN TIPTON IIARRIET TOLAR Booster Clubg Spanish Club, XIARY ELIZABETII TRONE Booster Clubg Spanish Club. BILL BEACII TRUEI-IART Bandg R.O.T.C.g Vodvil '34, '35. PERCY TVRK Spanish Club. MARY KAY FRSCIIEI. Booster Clubg Spanish Clubg Intramurals. GRIFF VANCE Football '3S1 Basketball '34, '3S3 Vice President Senior Classg Yodvil '34 '35g Booster Club. H. C. VASS II. K. XVADDELL Booster Clubg Spanish Club. JOE WADSXVORTH R.O.T.C.g Booster Club. DOROTHY NVALDERON Tennis Clubg Booster Club: Spanish Club: XYriters' Club. MASON VVALIJMANN Football '33'g Booster Club, H ERMAN VVALL Football '34, '35. ANNIE GAY XYALLACE JEANNE VVARD Orchestra. HENRY XVARE Spanish Club. MARY IDA NYARREN Little Drury Laneg S.P.C.A. ROBERT XVATSON Typing Teamg Booster Club. ARTHUR WAXLER Booster Club: Football '35g Votlvil '3Sg Minstrel 35. SYLVIA XYAXLER Spanis-h Clubg Booster Club. IIORACE WEBB Booster Club. ALLENE XYEISER Booster Club. DORIS NYEISMANN Spanish Clubg French Clubg Pep Clubg Booster Club. CONRAD YYELLING Booster Club. MARY JANE VVELLING Booster Clubg Spanish Club. FRANCES VYERNLI . Booster Club. CENTENNIAL EnI'rI0N I 5 F I F i- EI. 0ll0S0 1936 tl ICRTRUIJ E XVERTIIEI M IC R French Club g Boos ter Club. GOLDA RAYE VVER'I'IlEIMIiR Booster Club 9 Span EARLE VVEST ish Clubg S.l'.C.A. Football '33, '34, '35g Booster Clubg S Assoeiationg Span ish Clubg S.I'.C.A. I. B. VVESTIIEIMER Booster Club 5 Salesmanship. FRED WESTON Spanish Clubg Booster Clubg Football '35g Basketball '36 TO M VVI ER Spanish Club, '35 Clubg Vodvil '35. JEAN VVHITE Little Drury Lane g EVELYN WILLIAMS President: Booster Clubg Presidents Intramurals. Booster Club: Spanish Club. IIOWARD VVILLTARIS Booster Club 3 Span YI RGINIA XYILLIAINI ish Clubg Debate Club. S Pep Club: Booster Club: Tennis Club. MILTON NV l NKLER Spanish Club 9 Salesinauship. W I l.l.l AM VVINSLOVV Spanish Clubg R.O.T.C.g Booster Clubg Commercial Club GEORGE XVISE Booster Clubg Salesmansliip. B OB VVOIXIIXI ACK Spanish Club, Secretaryg Booster Clubg Spanish Club Treasurer. MARGARET WOOD Booster Clubg Spanish Club. CARL WOODRING Booster Club 9 Caml JUNE ZVVICKE g GRADUATES NOT IN PICTURES Mary .tkdauis I john Anderson Rose Atlas Max Axelrod A Ili-llie Bartlett Marie Louise Belden IJ Edward Belleggie Marjorie Bizhop NVilliam Bloom Alice Lee Blume Charles VVilliam Iloct E Thomas Bratten Edward Breaker M. L. Brumleu B Emma Bryan I-'rank Burns Mctilynn Bussey I Young Hussey Thomas Calvert T -lnseph Camp I 0 Ann Campbell iek Ill Chapel Carstarphun Douglas Carter ,loseph Clark Andrew Craig Robert Cununer Mary llaulin Elizabeth Dearborn Iliek Doggett Carl Ilndley xlolin Ilnnn lietty Elliott Evans Ethridgc Arnold Falk Raphael Fliegel Ilyron Forney George liibbs Fred lilenn Nlarion Goodman VVilliam Frank tirilfith ,Iulins llablisel Edward Hardway N tirady llarrison Meirle Hill lllauche House Harold Johnson Elizabeth jones VVeldou Karkalits Arthur Koberling james Kronser Jane LeChanee Clare Markham llilliam McMahon Robert Melllillas Louis Miller Clifford Mowery Henry Newland Ernest Nicolai Mary Lynn Orr Robertson Pearson ,lack Pittman Orville Pope Elizabeth Reynolds tus Cubg Writer's Club. Elizabeth Ricks Edward Roach Margaret Robbins Burt Roberts Forrest Rossler I. L. Ryeman Lee Schlosser Edward Craig Schramm Billie Lee Skeen Audrey Smith Orin Speights Bob Stafford Leonard Swanson Mary Frances Torpey Robert Truett Edvidge Anne Tureaud Meyer Wagner Charles VVheeler Martha Lee Williams Russell NViustun Jeannette Zubet' . .. -- is-f f- 3-'J Q- Q..-hip... CENTENNIAL EDI'l'ION X 1? xc. -cz -5.- JS- Al Tim Missio11 nl Colirzzl UNDERGRADUATES l ? ? l.l. . all i at I lit-it 1 I E Olin' linstin A -4 :jf ti tam mlm-ll l'l't'.i'l'tlt'llI L Norman lixan l'1't 1'-f'rt'.vir1rrll .5't't'7't'ftlI',Y rizui lfrost I Xla 1 1'rw1.v1u't'r' EI. 0BOS0 1936 THE JUNIOR CLASS The junior class, second largest class in San Jacinto, may he considered the true medium between the senior and sophomore classes for it is the backbone of school activity. It has two great responsibilitiesg first, to lead as an example for sophomore classes, second, to become well-experienced and equipped in leadership in order to be capable of taking over the reins of the senior class. The chief activity of the junior class of 1935-1936 was its election of oflicers which took place at a call meeting in the boys, gym on the afternoon of May the fourth. Mr. Rogers presided at the meeting until a president had been elected. The result of the presi- dential election was a victory for Helen Campbell of Miss Trevino's registration. She then took charge of the meeting and conducted the election of the other officers. Norman Evans and Olive Dustin of Miss Trevinols registration were elected vice-president and secretary respectively, and Marian Frost of Miss Gil- lespie's registration was made treasurer. Although there are not many class activities for un- dergraduates, this class proved to be a lively bunch. They seemed to afford every prospect for an excellent senior class of 1937. . .- Hl'IlX.X1l21lTlS Hn-tty .loan :Xlgcr Riclmlwl Iinckiughzim Adrivnl1ck'amp Iiflith L':1r1v1' Ilurrls Ilallry I'1-nn I-fhlcrs Hvlcn Ifllis Nm'n1ar1Ffx'zu1s -IHCKILICIXII ljllgllll llzwirl l'.2ll'llSXX'lll'H1 XIa1'gz11'ct I'il'k'L'l111ll1 Xlarizm Ifmst I lmmtlmy flfflllllllfi Rhymlfmia Ham ' lilliwalce H2illk2ll11l'l' Xlilclrc-cl Hzxrglwwc Lyllia Hmwtmzm Lynrlzx Hnuchius li1lll1lCL'Il-l1ll'1'l'll fX:111Cy,lv11ning's Xli1'ian1j41l111s1m Hzirlmara -IHIICS Mary Olixc KL- -- I hpris 1.1-zlhy -lulm Luka-1' Nziflim' Xlzuming fxllllit Miller Iirlith Nurris Hay I'ic'1'Cn' Vzilricia Vrirlrlic HCIfX',l2'1l'lQ Sims .Xllen Taylm' lirlith XX alkur liatI1a1'i11cXXz1n- l-vm1arrl XX arrun Xla1'1haXXr-lvlv Xurma XXvl1I1 ,func XX'illiamQ Heh-11 XXilcl1u1' CENTENNIAL EDITIIIN li Abell, Curthbert Adam, Charles Adams, Betty Adams, Dominick Alger, Bettie Jean Allen, Dorothy Allen, Raymond Allison, Francis Anderson, Billy Anderson, Jimmy Anderson, John Anderson, L. C. Anderson, Mary Angelos, Jolm Archer, Ripley B. Arnold, Gertrude Artz, Beatrice Atkins, James Atkinson, Doreen Atkinson, Edward Aubertin, Marian Averill, Mary Aydam, Anna Marie Bachrack, Dorothy Badalmante, Lucille Bailey, Bruce Bailey, Mary Ella Baker, Rex Baker, Ogle Baldwin, Margie Ball, Dorothy Ballin, Mary Ballin, Paul Barnard, Donald Barnes, Betty Barnston, Jack Barthey, Charles Barnwell, Joe Baum, Sid H. Baumgartner, Eleanor Beadle, Margaret Beam, Bill Beasley, Dennie Becker, Harold Bell, Henry JUNIOR Bell, Virginia Bellegie, Nick Bender, Dick Bennet, Billy Bennet, Dixie Bergson, Berkman, Maurice Bernard, Lynn Bernheim, Dorothy Berry, Halbert Bertelson, Halvor Beseler, Fenne Bettin, Melvin Beyer, Alvin Bienvenue, Joe Biossat, Judy Bishop, Edmund Blair, Betty Blankfield, Jack Blanton, Joe Blanton, Paul Bleike, Joe Blum, Julius Booth, Jimmy Boozalis, Demetri Boudreaux, Dorothy Bowman, Joyce Boyd, Dorathy Boze, Lucille Branum, Thelma Braussard, Andy Bridges, Caroline Britain, Beverly Brockstein, Harry Brokaw, Virginia Brooks, Walter Brounes, Pincus Brown, Clarence Brown, Frances Brown, Ruth Bruecher, Catharine Bussa, Betsy Ann Butler, Betty Butler, Josephine Butler, Lorraine E! gonoso 1936 CLASS Caltagirone, Joe Cameron, Peggy Camp, Adrienne Campbell, Frank Campbell, Helen Carlson, George Carothers, Campbell Carter, Edith Cashman, Virginia Casperson, Lois Cave, Betty Cerney, Louis Chambless, Judson Chan, George Chapman, Isabel Cherault, Eddis Christy, Virginia Clark, Jeanne Clark, Terry Clark, Tommy Clarke, J. E. Clevenger, Edna Closner, George Cobb, Thomas Cohen, Lorraine Cohn, Elise Colby, Frank Coleman, Barbara Coleman, Jarrod Coles, Warren Collier, Boyd Collis, Martin Combs, George Conway, Carolyn Cooke, Helen Cookenboo, Louise Cooksey, Hazel Cooley, Denton Corte, Peggy Courtney, Jerome Cowart, Ann Cox, Billy Coy, Helen Cratin, Roger Cronkrite, May Del Crusc, Ray -1- ---l-1-1 Cummings, W. B. Cunningham, Malcolm Dailey, Doris Dailey, Levens Dancy, Hibbert Daugherty, Kenneth David, Leo Davidson, James Dear, Rudolph del Castillo, Harold De Lange, Demaris De Long, Robert Depperman, Agnes De Wolfe, Phillip Dickens, Ruth Dieckert, Teddy Dies, Howard Dingle, Laura Dippel, Florence Dix, George Dobbins, Bess Dorbritz, Valentine Dubinski, Sylvan Du Bose, Hansford Du Clos, Dalton Durno, Coralie Dustin, Olive Dyer, Randolph Earlywine, Herman Ehlers, Fenn Eiland, Elisabeth Elliott, Jayne Elliott, Robert Ellis, Helen Ellsworth, Ed Ellsworth, Jack Endicott, Mary Evans, Norman Evans, Rosalie Evelo, Josepl1ine Everett, Le Roy Fagan, Jacquelyn Falkins, Constance Farmer, Frances Farney, Charles Farnsworth, David Fayle, Henry Fayle, Robert Fenaes, Alberta Feser, Bobby Fife, Jace Finnegan, Mary Fisher, Frank Fitzgerald, Austin Flaig, Ferne Flanagan, Jack Flanagan, Martha Flint, George ' Floeter, David Foote, Norris Ford, Naomi Lee Foster, Claire Frantz, David Freeborn, Jack Freeborn, Ray Freeman, Margaret Fritsch, Mazine Frosch, Haskell Frost, Marion Fruman, Winnie Fulks, Marjorie Gaither, Ben Gallier, Nancy Gartner, Bettie Gaught, Jane George, Doris Gerland, Ben Gillert, Elizabeth Gillingham, Lawrence Giraud, Margaret Glass, Sherman Gliot, Edward Godlove, Reva Goff, Francis Goldberg, Julius Goodhart, Wanda Gorden, Shirley Goren, Marcus Gossett, Marguerite Gracey, Nancy Graham, Zack Graves, P. F. Gregory, Elizabeth Grenader, Joseph Grey, Mary Jane Groifman, Max Grounds, Dorothy Gubermon, Lillian Guinn, Audrey Gunn, Carolyn Gunn, David Gunn, Kathryn Gunn, Nita Hall, Dorothy Halpin, Max Hamlink, Rhydonia Hankamer, Rubalee Harbaugh, Fred Hardeman, Edward Hardernan, Mildred Hardendorf, Dorothy Hardin, Mary Hardin, Mildred Harding, Jack Haring, Charles Harlan, Wilbur Harington, Scranton Harris, Kenneth Harris, Mary Alyce Harris, Russell Harrison, Luella Heath, Maurine Hebert, Austin Hebert, Tommie Herdejurgen, Leona Herskovitz, Florence Herzog, Rodney Hess, Virginia I-lesser, Davis Hibler, Oscar Hickman, Jesse Hiebeler, Otis Hightower, Josephine Hildinger, Beverly Hilton, Elise Highams, Katherine Hodge, Billy , P ,fa .2 3 U .w , -ls.. -CENTENNIAL EllI'l'l0N' Hoepphner, Harris Holland, Jimmie Holland, Leonard Horovitz, Paul Horstman, Lydia Horton, Agnese Houchins, Linda Howard, Nina Hruska, Eleanor Hueder, Roger Huges, David Hurley, Jack Hutchison, Frank Hyett, Maurice lllfrey, Charlotte lmber, Margaret lmhrie, Frank Isaacson, Donald lsbell, Frank Jackson, Lois Jacobs, Marion Jameson, Jane Japhet, George Jarrett, Kathleen Jeffers, Sidney Jenkins, Kenneth Jenks, Betty Jenn, William Jennings, Nancy Jensen, Elaine Jesup,Louise Johnson, Maidell Johnson, Miriam Johnston, Doris Johnston, Jean Jones, Barbara Jones Carol Jones, Frank Jones Margaret Jones Milton Jones Robert Joost, Emil Judd, Laurence Kahlden, Billy Kanady, Delmus 11Qn1.1. i . Kaplan, Roselle Katz, Bennie Kegg, Tom Keller, Grace Kelser, Francis Kelso, Karolyn Kenser, Roxella Kent, Grady Kent, J. H. Kerfoot, Barbara Kerr, Mary Olive Kershner, Adelaide Kiesling, Maxine Kiker, Helen Kleinfelder, Elizabeth Knapp, Paul Knirr, Roberta Koppel, Joe Kost, Nathan Kuhlnian, Henry Lacock, Billie La Forge, Bennie Langwell, Lois Lawler, Jack Leahy, Doris Le Bleau, Marilyn Legan, Homer Leigh, Jane Lewis, Phillip Liese, Bille Lindsey, Jeanette Linenberger, Wilson Linscome, Elmira Little, Jody Long, J. L. Long, Lillian Long, Patricia Loonan, Larry Lowe, Beth Luker, John Lyles, Randolph Lyne, Joe Lynch, Ruth MacGregor, Kathleen Madero, Alida Manning, Madine Manry MaryJo Mapes, George Martel Ella Martin, Billy Martin Isabel Matlock, Charlie Matlock, Nancy Mayheld, Katherine Mazow, Edythe McClung, Doris McConnell, Frances McDaniel, Mildred McDannald, Betty Jo Mcl-lenry, Jack Mclntyre, Grace Mclntyre, Jerry McKillip, Roger McNutt, Mildred McReynolds, Stephen Meadows, Geraldine Meadows, Gladys Meine, Frank Merker, Clara Merrell, Mary Jane Meschkat, Gene Meschkat, Waitee Metcalf, Hugh Meyer, Bill Meyer, Ed Meyers, Kitty Lee Meyerson, Roberta Middlebrook, Jean Miller, Bettie Miller, Daisy Miller, Eleanor Miller, Jeane Mills, Pauline Mills, Robert Minor, Dorothy Minton, Ruth Mitchell, Charles Mitchell, Dan Monteith, Carolyn Montgomery, Emily Moore, Lotus Moore, Marion Moorhead, John Morgah, John Morris, Robert Morrison, Kent Morrow, Elizabeth Morse, Gene Moskowitz, Shirley Munger, Anna Murray, George Mushaway, Grover Musslewhite, June Myers, Jay Nathan, lnez Nelimark, Dorothy Nesmith, Warren Newman, Sue ,lane Nice, Allen Nisbett, Mary Nolen, Mary Ethel Nore, Lou Ann Noble, Ben Norman, Naomi Norris, Edith Neuhaus, Fred Nussbaum, Beverly O'Banion,Rob Oberle, Eugene Oliphant, Charles Olivari, Miriam Olivaros, James Owens, Harvel Page, Ben Palmer, Ruby Parker, Ann Parker, Norma Lee Parkhurst, Maude Parson, Frank Pearce, Jack Peckinpaugh, Tom Perkins, Josephine Phipps, Noel Picton, Lida Piehl, Annette Pierce, Kernpton Pierce, May Pizzitola, Boldie Pizzo, Frances EL 0ROS0 1936 Porter, James Powell, Alice Powell, Joe Powell, Lillian Priddie, Patricia Procter, Neely Proctor, Ruth Pryor, Frank Purnell, Dorothy Putnam, Paul Rachuis, Charles Rapp. Walter Rasch, Arnan Rauch, Jane Ray, Louise Read, Mary Reamer, Morjie Reeder, Crawford Resch, Ed Renter, Louis Rheingold, Evelyn Richard, Elise Richardson, Arny Richter, Mary Lee Richter, Katherine Riordan, Frank Roach, Jack Robbins, Marion Robinson, J. W. Rolle, Margaret Rollins, Tom Rosenfeld, Julia Rothstein, Dorts Rountree, Katherine Rubin, Edith Rucker, Mildred Rudnick, Esta Russ, Mary lnis Russell, Jeannette Ryemon, Sybil Sampson, Ida Sanderfur, Frances Sangster, Margaret Santa Marie, Albert Saughwell, Lois Savage, Robert Scearce, J. B. Schaffer, Mildred Schepps, Charles Schiller, Margaret Schmidt, Iris Schneider, Harold Schneider, Jack Schuhmacher, Barbara Schumacher, Ann Schumacher, Inez Schwartz, Adolph Scott, Morin Scruggs, Dorothy Scruggs, Ray Segal, Sylvia Seibert, Kenneth Semo, Sam Shepherd, Richard Sheridan, Genevieve Sherrill, Harry Sherrod, Marian Simmons, Katherine Sims, Betty Jane Sisson, Jean Skaggs, Ray Slataper, Louise Slater, James Slattery, Arthur Somovitz, Evelyn Smith, Albert Smith Barney Smith Ben Smith Forrest Smith, Louise Smith Wirt Smothers, Daniel Sneed, Arkel Slomovitz, Evelyn Sondock, Fay Sory, Dorothy Spiller, Jo Spiuak, Louise Spoor, Mary Springfield, Harry Stamey, Charles Stan sbury, Joyce Stantzman, Allan Stephen, George Stephens, Bert Stephens, Emmy Lou Stephens, James Stevens, Edna Stevenson, Bert Stewart, Jack Strickland, Jane Storey, Mary Strong, Seth Sturgill, Joe Suds, Edith Suhr, Delman Sullivan, Edward Sullivan, Patton Suttles, Ed Swender, Louise Tanner, Robert Taylor, Allen Taylor, Lillian Teaff, Catherine Telshow, Jane Tenny, June Testa, Pearl Thomason, Louise Thompson, James Tiller, Clifford Tilton, Bill Timmins, Christian Tinsley, Melva Tolsky, Leah Tomfohrde, John Topek, Helene Towery, Beverly Tuffly, Ida Mae Turk, Sylvia Turner, Kathleen Tyner, Bill Ullom, Dorothy Unangst, Patsy Van Clutts, Ruth Vicks, Hal Waddell, John Waddell, Martha Wade, Dorothy Walker, Edith Wallace, Lillian CENTENNIAL EDITIIIN Ward, Ralph Ward, S. P. Ware, Katharine Watkins, Eugene Watson, Lloyd Watts, Jim Wason, Bill Waugh, Helen Weaver, Jimmy Webb, Martha Webb, Norma Webber, Mae Webre, Ethel Weiner, Josephine Wheeler, Calvin Whitehurst, James Wilburn, Mary Wiley, Oran Wilkenfeld, Buddy Wilkins, Ann Williams, Evelyn Williams, Laura Williams, Wendell Willis, Ben Wilson, Bobby Wimberly, Margaret Wisenberg, Avrohm Wolfe, Gladys Wood, Bettyre Wood, Gloria Wood, Ray Pearl Wood, Victorine Woodul, Walter Worrell, Millard Wray, Theda Wright, Marion Wunderlich, Marie Wynne, Blanche Xanthull, Cleo Yates, Marilyn Yolton, Jesse Yosemite, Frank Zeve, Charlotte Zuber, Selma Zwicke, Merlin EI, 0ll0S0 1936 THE SOPHOMORE CLASS if 5-QQ? WS 1: 2 - 5 1, j- v,::, if3:i:'-QfE., i-sl l.IXlll'llL' lltlltlt l'l'1:v11l1'11i lost-111a1'y511111111115 I 1111'-fw'1'.v11I1'11I -It-1'1'yL'o111l1s . ,.,. .St'r'P't'f1ll'V1'7' lP't'4lA'l ' 'I' ln September, 1935, an immense, but bewildered and 1 wide-eyed group of sophomores entered into the ever- Howing stream of student life at San Jacigo, amazed and awed at the magnitude and possibilities of their new scene of labors. This sophomore class, strengthened by numbers at mid-term, which made it the largest class in the history of San Jacinto, became readily recognized as an outstanding group. It optimistically accepted its position despite the aloofness of the higher classes, and its fine spirit of cooperation, sportsmanship, and respect increased its rapid progress toward greater participation in school activities. Keen competition reigned during the class election, which took place at a special called meeting of the soph- omores. The result of the election was the choosing of the following officers: Lanelle Dunn, President, Rose- mary Summers, Vice-president, and Jerry Combs, Sec- retary and rlll'Ht1Slll'Pl'. The high standards and aims of the class not only benefitted itself but also the entire student body, for without its splendid support, the school,s activities would have been incomplete. lil-11 -1 .... -..1--1- l...l.1 -lv W f V -Y-fwfr-J. -- 'Q - fNw,egw.-- Able, Genevieve Abrams, Bernard Adams, Marjorie Aiken, Willie Mae Albrecht, eroy Albritton, ord Aleofxrgirew Nlhison, Sam Alsup, Rodney Allen, Hal B. Allen, Jean Allen, Joe Allen, Mary Jo Amerman, Robert Ameler, Elizabeth Armstrong, Camille Armstrong, Jeanne Anderson, Donald Anderson, Dorothy Anderson, Joe Anderston, Mary Ando, Tom Arnold, Billy Arnold, Mary Ash, Harry Ashburn, James Ashby, Lester Atkinson, Norman Aubertin, Polly Audrade, Robert Austin, Billie Aves, Charles Bailes, Jean Baillior, Dorothy Baily, David Bailey, Elizabeth Bailey, Jean Baker, Ellen Banner, Martha Banta, Becky Barrett, Jack Barrington, Ethelyn Bartsch, Eddie Bassenger, Lester Bashara, Virginia Bates, Mary Jane Bates, VVarren Batte, Robbie Barnes, Virginia Beard, June Beck, Ruth Bemus, Earl Berger, Bernice Berger, Mickey -4 CENTENNIAL EDITIIIN SOPHOMORE CLASS Bering, Charlene Bessinger, Jess Bickley, Margaret Bird, Stanley Bishop, John Blakley, Thelma Bleker, Ed Bount, lrene Boice, Peter Bonart, Colman Bongio, Philip Boteler, Jack Boudreaux, James Bourret, Maurice' i' Boyd, John Boykin, Louise Boysen, Bonnie Bradley, Margaret Bratten, John Breedlove, Mildred Breit, Harvey Brient, Russell Brigance, Alece Briggs, Edelyn Britain, J. W. Britton, Helen Brollier, Lee Broth, Jerome Brooks, Betty Brooks, Sue Broome, James Browder, Anne Browder, Mary Jo Brown, Cleve Brown, Ed Brown, Martha Bryant, Homoiselle Bruce, Homer Buckingham, Suzanne Buckley, Stephen Buford, Norma Burkhart, Dardanella Burleson, John Buschardt, Gilmer Butler, Jack Butler, L. D. Butler, Lonnie Byrne, Marguerite Cadwallader, Oscar Cadwell, Dorothy Caldwell, John Campbell, Betty Jo Campbell, Kenneth Campbell, VVallace Canfield, Winton, Jr. Cansler, Don Caplan, Estelle Caplan, Mischa Caplan, Zelda Caraway, Mary E. Carothers, James Carroll, Billy Cary, Mary Earl Cassel, Fred Cates, Phyllis Cella, Bill Chandler, J. VV. Chartrand, John Childress, Kathleen Childress, La Vonne Childs, Jane Church, Robert Clark, Howard Cleghorn, Elmo Dean Clemens, Jack J. Cloyd, Shirley Cochran, John Cockrell, Randy Cohen, Gerson Cohen, Jack Cohn, Melvin Combs, Jerry Cole, Phelps Coleman, Lily Layne Coleman, Thomas Collier, Eleanor Comish, Hazel Compere, Jack Cook, Frank Cook, lrlene Cooke, Raymond Countryman, Maxine Covington, Daisy Lee Cozzi, Mickey Crate, Buck Crawford, C. D. Crichfield, Jack Cro ft, Abe Cronin, Ed Crosswell, Flay Crume, Doris Ellen Cummings, Ernest Cunningham, Charles Daeschner, Charles Dana, Lillian Daniels, Vivian l Jannenbaum, Jeanette De Men, George l-111.-...l . Dattner, Elaine Daughett, Esther Davies, Janet Davis, Nancy Davis, Philip Deal, Jeanette Dear, Claud Ray Deckert, Harley Dennett, Ruth Denman, Frances Dennis, Elizabeth De Santo, Robert De Vall, Virginia De Villeneauve, Fred Deutser, Leon Dewees, Norman Ditta, Tony Doerner, Allen Domaschk, Louis Doney, Louden Dorroh, Ed Dorsey, John Dougherty, Nan Jewel Dowe, Jimmy Downey, Gladys Drews, Fred Drews, Irene Dudley, Helen Duliie, Ben Dutiy, Lois Dunn, Harry, Jr. Dunn, Jimmy Dunn, Lanelle Dunnam, Mary Frances Duxworth, George Eagleston, Bobby Ebdon, Fred Ebner, Oscar Eckhardt, Link Eckman, Margaret Edward, Hyett Edwards, Frances Egeler, Lewis lihman, Bill Elledge, Raymond Ellett, Edna Elliot, Elizabeth Elliot, Lawrence Elliott, Dorothy Elliott, Jack Ellis, Fannie Belle Ellis, Billy Ellis, Clarence Ellis, Jane H -..z-ip ' Ellis, Vickers Embry, John Enden, Jeanne Etta Emison, Paul C. Epstein, Elliot Ernst, Richard Ervine, Estelle Estill, Betty Evans, George Ewing, King Faber, Julia N Farb, Aubrey M. Farda, George Fechleimer, Robert Fleigenbaum, J. C. Felder, Tom Fields, Dorothy Finger, Allene Finnegan, Betty Flack, Joe Flagg, Bob Fleishman, Doris Sylvia Fleishman, Shirley Flanagan, Maryanne Foley, Charles Forbes, Don Fore, Mary Ellen Forristall, Margaret Foster, Davis Fowler, Lake Fox, Anna Louise Fox, Joan Frambach, Jack Francis, Alleen Francis, Martha Frankel, Barbara Frankfurt, Virginia Ann Franklin, Elbert Franklin, Ennis Freedman, Harold Friedman, Albert Fulbright, Dorotha Jean Fulshear, Bettie Jeanne Fuller, Mary Olivia Gardner, Sam Garrett, Billy Gartner, Allen Gautney, Morris Gilmore, Joe Ginn, Marie Giraud, Dick Gitler, Marian Gitler, Roselle Godkin, Earl Goehrs, Robert Gohlman, Louise Gohmert, Toni Goldbert, Adolph Golden, Laura Joyce Goldstein, Stanley Goodman, Betsy Gossett, Bobby Gossett, llrincess Goyen, John VY., Jr. Grantham, Jack Greene, Dudley Greer, lrene Gregory, Virginia Griffith, Catherine Ann Gross, Joseph Grubbs, Charles Guberman, Marian Guercio Marie Guidry, Junice Deane Gullo, Christine Guthrie, Bobby Hackley, Loraine Hackney, Rose Mary Hagelman, Billy Hailey, Mary Hall, Can Hallis, Dorothy Hancock, Bernice Hankamer, Raymond Hannah, David Hargis, Annie Laurie Harper, Tommy l'l21l'I'iS, llurlmthy Haynes, Jimmie Hazard, Martin Heaps, Neal Hemnohf, Mildred Hendricks, Jeanne Hennan, Alice Herrington, Bob Herskowitz, Rose Hester, Lucile Hester, XN'alter Hewitt, Clarke Hill, Kosa Hinkley, Kenneth Hinz, Charles Hodges, Elra Holbrook, A. P. Holland, Wayne Holloway, Mary Olive Holloway, Phyllis Hood, Shirley Mae Holt, Ballows Holt, VK'illiam Hubbard, Paul Huffmaster, Ellen Hughes, Marie '1ti'j,Z:Q.!tff-' :,W ' , 1? EI. onoiso C1936 Hughes, Vincent Hutchison, Julie Humphreville, Billy Hyett, Edward llfrey, Jack lmrie, Evelyn Ingalls, Marco lngraham, David lnsirilo, Rosemary lrving, Enid Jackson, Arthur Jackson, Fred Jacobe, Bill Jaschkc, Carl Jetlires, Billy Jenkins, Margaret Jett, Sarah Joekel, Emily Jones, Alice Sue Jones, Billy Jones, John Jones, Marcus E. Jones, Mary Jones, Mary F. Johnson, Billy Johnson, Douglas Johnson, Mary Lou Josey, Bill Juran, Jeanette Kaplan, Charlotte Kaplan, Sophie Ann Kegg, Robert Kent, Dorothy Jean Kessler, Myrtle L. Kessler, Paul Kight, Carl Kilman, Margaret Kimbell, Joyce King, Clive Kinney, Cooper Kinser, John Kinzbach, Eva May Kirby, I.. C. Kirkpatrick, Blair Knapp, Elizabeth Knight, Lee Knirr, Robert Koch, Bill Kordowits, Sam Kosut, John Kotchetovsky, Vl'm. Kottwitz, Jane E. Krahl, Nat Krakower, Joseph Krause, VVeldon G. . i1 l. Kroll, Norman M. Kroschel, Novella Kursey, Frances Kurth, Aurelia La Cavera, Philip Lambert, Harold Landreneaum, Marjorie Lang, Stuart Laughlin, Phil Lawrence, Dorothy Laws, Cecil Lawson, George Lauer, Helen Luth, Perry Lechenger, Louis Leigh, Donald Leiser, Arthur Lester, Bettie Levis, Joyce E. Levy, Hildegarde Lewis, Bette Lewis, Gus. D. Lewis, Helena Lewis, Norman Lewis, Margaret Lewis, Sam Limpson, Leonard Lindsey, Paul Lipper, Betty Anne Locke, Clark Long, Dorothy Long, Melton Lorino, Classy Merle Lovelace, Trumae Lee Lowry, Joe Ann Lucas, Richard Lynch, Sara Mabry, Mary Gene M acBlain, Audrey MacDonald, Malcolm Madero, Alice Magee, Marjorie M aniscalco, Jim Mann, Frankie Marshall, Mary Martin, Bill Martin, Carrie Mae Martin, Robert Martin, Roy Martin, Virginia Martin, VVyatt Marxen, Bobby Mason, J. D. Mather, Scott May, Norma May, Norma K. Mayfield, Darrell McAshan, Burton McAshan, Edward McAshan, Raymond MeCaFferty, Elnora McCartney, Mae McClane, Grace McClendon, Janet Ann McClenny, Grace Lee McCown, Claude McCown, Sul Ross McDonald, Fred McGrath, Frieda McHenry, Tom McIntyre, Bill McKernan, James, II. McKinney, Rosemary McNair, Katherine McNeal, H. VV. Meador, Rosalie Anne Meineke, Lesley Merrell, VVilliam Meyer, Bill Meyer, Lois Miller, Arthur Miller, Bobby Miller, Chris Miller, Dan Miller, Florence Mae Miller, Hortense Miller, Paul Miller, William Mills, Betty Mills, Jack Mintz, Saul Mitchell, Helen Moller, Denny Monroe, Frank Montague, Marilynne Moore, Grace Moore, Rowland Moorhead, Dick Morey, June Morgan, Billy Moriarty, Mary Morrison, Bill Morrow, Marceane Morse, Bob Morse, Clinton Mort, James Mottley, Sue Mowery, Francis M. Mowery, VVilma May Mowry, Kenneth Mull, Leroy Murphy, Bettye Murphy, Catherine Murphy, Doris Musslewhite, Ernest Muth, Edna Mae Nagai, Emma Nathan, Selma Neibel, Charles Nevitt, Rodney New, Leo Nice, Marjorie Nicoletti, Gloria Noland, J. B. Nolan, Nadine Northrup, Dorothy Norton, Bob Norton, Margie Anne Oberg, Paul Clyde Oberwetter, Marie Oeding, Efiie Louise O'Donnell, Druselle Ogden, Francis Marian Oldham, Forrest O'Leary, Suzanne O'Neall, Rushton O'Neil, Rushton-Abney Onishi, Katie O'Reilly, Wallace Osborne, Sanders Osmun, Dean Owen, Bobby Pace, Dan Padgett, Jim Park, David Parker, Earl Parker, VV. B. Parker, VVilctta Parks, Elwyn Parmley, Ouida Patton, Joe Payne, Mary Marjorie Payte, Sara Marie Pearson, Rosemary Peden, Bill Perkins, Hazel A. Peters, Billy Peterson, Mary Deane Peterson, Margaret B. Pesses, Faye Petty, Betty Phelan, Maxine Philbrook, Mary Jane Phillips, Robert Phillips, Joyce Pickel, Jane Picton, Grace W ar. ,.. , - CENTENNIAL EDITIDN Pinion, McKie Pittman, Helen Poe, Cory Poe, George Pope, Marsan Potter, Elizabeth Potter, Scott Pool, Raymond Pool, VVilliam Powers, Barbara Pratt, June Prince, Dalton i Price, John J' Price, Louise Provine, Mary E. Prejean, Ralph Preston, Edith Preston, Muriel Quinn, Jane Quattlebaum, Sara A. Read, Raymond Rector, Carol Redman, Florence Redman, Sadie Reed, Anne Archer Richburg, Jack Ricks, Albert Ricks, E. G. Ridley, Tom Ring, Sand Roach, Mary Stella Robbins, Betty Ruth Robbins, Laird Robertson, Floyd Robertson, Joan Robinson, Byron Robinson, Gloria Roby, Mary Grace Rogers, Mary Frances Roos, Leon Rosenberg, Raymond Rosenburg, Dan Rosenburg, Natalie Ross, Alice ' Ross, Margaret Ross, Shannon Rotholz, Max Rulon, May Lee Rupley, Betty Russo, Raymond Sacco, Charles Sackett, Mary Sadler, Alvin Saling, Shirley Jean lg--1-1.-1--11 f Sampson, Bernard Sampson, Marion Samuels, Bertha Lou Sandel, Morris Sanders, Geraldine Sandland, Harry Sanguily, Rene Sargent, Johnny Sartwelle, Jimmy Scheid, Teddy Schellhouse, Mary Shirmacher, Frances Schmidt, Myrtle Schneider, Ray Schoenberg, J. Foster Schoenmann, Bernice Scholibo, Fred Scholz, Fay Schramm, Joy Schubert, Leonard Schuleman, Israel Schecke, Jane H. Schwinn, David Scott, Mary Lou Scott, Rosemary Scott, Shirley Seelig, Billy Seelig, Margot Selman, Vivian Semaan, Jimmy Settlemyre, Howard Sixias, Mary Shaffer, Sarrina Shambaugh, Joan Sharp, Dawls Shepherd, Charles Shepherd, Jim Sherfy, Lois Sheridan, Virginia Sherrod, G. B. Shimeall, Kermit Shipp, Iris Shirley, Bill Shirley, Jane M. Shook, Huberta Simpson, H. L. Sinko, Dorothy Slagle, Robert Slataper, Eberta Sloane, Helen Smallwood, Leroy Smith, Beaulah Smith, Eugene L. Smith, Freeman Smith, Jacqueline Smith, Margaret Smith, Robert Smith, Roger Smothers, Lovie Eva Snodgrass, Robert Soloman, Margaret So Relle, A. C. Soule, Patricia Sparks, Edna-Lois Sparr, Billy Spaw, VX'illiam Spies, Lillian Springiield, Marilyn Stabs, Billy Stafford, Marion Stalling, Hal Stan ford, Martha Ann Stefiiler, Charles Stein, Sol Steinberg, Hortense Sterling, Mary Lu Stevens, Doris Stevens, Harry C. Stewart, Hester Stickel, Neil Stiekney, Steve Stimson, Art Stone, Hubert Strang, Juleene Strom, Regina Sturdivant, Carolyn Suml, Melvin M. Summers, Rosemary Swindler, Dorothy Tamborella, Lillie Tapp, Bomar Tartakov, Fannie Taylor, Evelyn Teaff, VVesley Tenison, Bill Tennant, Robert Thomas, Bill Thompson, Frank Thompson, Lester Thompson, Cecil Tilling, Billie F. Tips, George Terry, George Toee, Jessie Tomlin, Vivian Topek, Esther Townsend, Mary Nell Townsend, Robert Tripp, VVilliam Trotter, Jean Merle Trotter, Virginia Truett, Jo Tsehudin, Myra Turner, Margaret Turner, Virginia Tynes, Mary Faye Underwood, Billy Unger, Melvin Uniee, Minerva Valentine, Adair Van Eenenaam, Richard Van Orden, Dick u .nr , EI. 0ll0S0 1936 Vanzant, Joe Vasser, Billy Victor, Ruth De Villeneuve, Herbert Vogelasang, M. C. Vorderman, Abbie Lou Wade, Joyce VVagner, Dorothy VVainright, Lyle NValker, George L. Walker, lcla. Walker, Marjorie Vilalling, Charles VVallis, Ann VValton, Louise Walzel, Leona VVard, John VVesley VVare, Dixie VVarner, D'oris VVarner, Florence NNatson, Bobby VVeathersby, Suzanne VV ebb, Betty VVelch, Marion VVeleh, Robert NVells, Jimmie VVenkebach, Alfred VVerner, ,Genelle Wfest, Richard VVestmoreland, Ben Wbatley, Clarence VVhite, Arthur NN'hite, Bob -i VVhite, Fenwick White, Leonard Whitworth, Jim VVilliam s, Anna Mary VVilliams, Fred Williams, Hazel VVilliams, M. Ellen VVilliford, Eunice VVillis, Louis VVilke, Herbert Wilson, Glen Wilson, Jack VVilson, Jimmy Witt, Doris VVinkler, Fred Wogan, Adele VVolfe, Renee VVoods, Georgia Wood, Helen Word, Jack VVorrel, Charles Worsham, Jean Wray, James Wynne, Gloria Wynne, Joe Yates, Betty Yates, Paul Yerkes, James Young, Dolores Young, Hallie Zedler, Donald Zindler, Marvin CENTENNIAL EDITIIIN , 1 Y A TJ S593 3 W F if X f , vw f -' ff-5, X N , f i 1' 1 -4 '- X Z. 4 .' , E ' 5 'fx 'I x7'1'n - J M X I 7 5' ' eg, , N1 .Q 'f i-li ','LY , J-r..1 . E' gg. R , ' 3 L ,ff V- '. 5 1-LL X 4 Wf3ipV2QEEF2h '!Qy IMT, 'lr ' f f7, Ls- .142 ' f Y, 'mx if 1,51 ?Q.f+mWhm,LMmww ,fw i f! , -, 3. 'F , 5521 4 Q Q-V Ai? , I 'sff '7QF Q f ff f + - ' :L -'E I2-. I-sf ' 'jf' f I ,-, ' f1?S:g:?::s,'-1::- an-' -' -- - 1,7 E ,mi kin' 1 ,fn ,!3.7.,L..-L... ,Q ,, ,j 'L , , n Li? , Q1 V' 'ISS fr Wy 1 nr Agfz,-nf Jw '-'- ., ..-, . A 5 KX , J4i'? A- Ql,fK Wigan K D 1- f , ,f A-Qi .Q...-,i- Y X Q' 1- ' I .- iff 'N ' MZ ' AHB., W -,,,4:-'fa ,.5f?J 'f- Tlu' Harbor at Harrisburg CTTVITIE .l-1 x EL 0ll0S0 1936 KENNETH l'lOl,l,0WAY RUSSEI. JACOB!-I Editor lgUSl.lll'SS IIUIIIIIIQUI' EDITOR'S NOTE The staff of the 1936 lil Oroso has been especially privileged in being the producers of this the Centennial lfdition of the San Jacinto annual. In choosing a theme for the book, the staff had merely to consider the historic name of San Jacinto, which has always been linked inseparably with those glorious days in which our forefathers won their independence: and from that consideration the Texas Centennial, a broad and colorful theme, was derived. It has been the sincere ellort of the stall in compiling this year's ICI Oroso to represent San Jacinto in all its activities as completely as possible, and it is the sincere hope of the staff that this edition of the El Oroso will always recall to you of the Centennial class the glorious days spent in San Jacinto. Finally, it is also hoped that you will enjoy this book just as much as the stalf enjoyed compiling it. - ' CENTENNIAL EnITl0N rr- , I ..,. rl f 1 v O nf' w 57 cf... .f EL OROS0 STAFF OFFICIALS Top Roux' fllllrfrllv Roux' NlAliI'XN FROST flllllhllf Editor Lonrzxx H-mix St'lll.Ul' Erlilor l5ll,1.Y BRIQMLLR lx Ax TH EHIN E GA Y Slap' l,ll0lUgI'llII,l Pr f:l.fl'Ulllfl.UIl 2111111112217 Q Izmor ERNST ,4s.wr'i11lr' Editor- Typing HVTH SMRGO .'11'l1'z'il-1' lfrfflor EVANS Ml'NliIll'l Assoriatv lfzlilorn- N xx NORTON Humor lfrlilor Com, 1031.11 f I 5-' I' RUN ILIUMW NIIHI,-XM Gmamzn Bu-rs' Sporls ffrlilor Girls, Sporls ltvrlilor 'ff--'21 - V, - If 'ww' ,' ' 5 ,,.,: ,,,A V O. A Mu. E. B. INGHAHAM Sponsor -.1 lfollom, Ro 14' .' ROSEMARY SLLMMERS Soplmmo rv Editor Blu. T1l.TON Art Co-ezlitor J,xf:Ql'm.lN+: C,xm.ETON Ar! Co-Pflimr lil-:RNARIJ GRI-ZEN Snapshot Co-vrlilor lhkmlm R YMAN Snapshot Co-editor - l- EL onoso yl936 ww' 8 il W AY . 1 THE 1936 EL OROSO STAFF rlilifriul l71'f11rl1111'11l Kenneth Holloway lfliut i'il'llSl i'iX'21IlS Nillllflbt' NIz11'yA1111'lu11i's l.111'li11c I'fl11lo11 li1z.vi111'.v.i' lh'fw11'H111'11I Russell Jacobe l1'l Xl i1XVt'I'y IQicl1z11'cl I-311cki11gl1z1111 flz'1'1'l1'.v1'11yf l71'f11rl1111'11t Russell jacobe Xli111iCic'1'l11'1' Ruth i'l11NVit'I' K.i1Zll'iCS Nz1tI1z111 A Sf'l7F'f.1' l71'j11n'l1r11'11l Frank Eidman NIi111ilLc1'l1n-1' lliirtcm Ii111'11s1ci11 Tcrlrly Roggi-11 llzzumz'l71'f'11rl11l1'l1l Nan Norton liols Uz1lflwi11 I HiIly'I'il11111 Suuf Simi l71'f1u1'l111v11 Bernard Green Barbara Ryman 1111111 llrouks .IVI l111f1111'l1111'11I Billy Tilton Jacqueline Carlton .S'1'11i111' 1?1'f1r11'l1111'nl Lorena Ramin lQ1Cl1a1'1l Il11cki11gl1:1111 l.:1111':1 l.11111 llrzicv lJ111'11lI1y l':1ycl laura- fllllllrll' l7f'f'r1rl1111'11I Marian Frost i:t'llIl I'il1li'1's X1ff1l111111f11'1' l7t'fltll'fl1I1'Ilf I I3:11'l1:11':1 Rylllllll Ruth 511:11-go Riuscll .lziculw I.:1111'z1 l.i1111 Ilracc ll111'11tl1y Ifziyi-L'lz1i1'c Alllllk' Iflcz111m' Miller Iiiilmlcc H:111k:1111i-1' l':11 'l'l1o111z1s X'i1'gi11i:1 .Xllncrl i4:1ll1n'1'i11c' l'fl1111:111 Mary Nl:11'g:11'1-1 Ii:1y11111111l ,l:111c lilli-flgv Nlz11'i:111 lfrrisi l3c1'11:11'1I C1l'l'l'll llvlty fi2ll'lIlCl' Sm' Xlnttlvy i'iil'l1l Hi1':11l1 ,iC'ilIl l'ic'1'Cc I '!111l111f1'11f1!1y Rosemary Summers Billy Bremer .fI1'lI:'1l,1' lM'f111rl1111'11l Ruth Spargo Zylla Sei-1w:n1-1 :Q 64i1'1'11lz1l1'1111 l71'f111rl1u1'11l Xl, Katherine Gay I lfimtliy Ii1'a11sff1rrI l.o11gl1 I'nl111i-r Q'l1z11'l1-S flliyihzmt .5.f'Ull.VtlI'.1' , - Mr. E. B. Ingraham Kliss 5:1111 Cross . 's. ii2ll'Yl'y 111111111111 XiissC11-11c1'in-x'e-Im1l111su11 N112 IC. if Ciatcs Ill 41. K9 ,K+ r' My tt, s 1 2 . l CENTENNIAL EDITIIIN if l l l'i.Xl.I. 1 ,xnixnfi S1-rump llueim r U lL'lt'l' Xl tlt'l'1 PN . . ,... . ..... I lriuf Itnm-It'v' FRA N K lil IHNIAN ................ filllff lfzmxfrz' ltll.l.Y HARVIN .,.... .... . fl.m'.vlfn1f t'l1ivf l'll.fXRl.l-IS Nlrlil EARN.-KN ....... f1.v.vi.vh1ut C'l1ivf tiRll-'lf Y.-XXVE ......... .............., S X'rz'lat' RICIIARIJ IIITVIQINGHABI ....,.......... Scribe FRANK EIDNIAN .......,....... , ..l'11.vl1 lfrfm'!t'1' l'.XRR1Jl.l. K'l'lllRfH .............. QTHXII Bnoxfri' MRS. ltlil.l.l-I K. MVMINNIS -,X'1wn.wr MISS SARAII GROSS- -Sj'mz,mr BOYS' BOOSTER CLUB The Boys' Booster Club was actively interested in many affairs during the school term of 1933-36. Headed by wide-awake, industrious cabinets, the club accomplished much in promoting school activities. Some of the most important of these were: the vodvil, Hlfollies '35 g the Christmas party given for the children of Hawthorne Schoolg the establishment of a cheering section at the football gamesg the gift of megaphones for use in the cheering sectiong the bonfire held before the Reagan gameg three dances featuring Sullivan's Orchestra which were the Term Top-Off, the Spring Fling, and the Centennial Ballg the sponsoring of the Track Relaysg and the selection of the Queen of the Relays. The Booster Club feels that it has spent one of its most useful and successful years. ..T. . EL onoso 1936 4 THE CENTENNIAL BALL lly far one ol' the most colorful antl outstanding social events ol' the year was tlle Centennial llall. yvllicll yyas liclcl in tlic lwoys' gym on April tlle lNA'f'Yl1ly'-l.0llI'lll. Elalvorate flecoralions. including a huge canvas mural painterl lmy Hill Tilton. anrl lwrilliant costumes vivirlly recallcrl the early tlays of Texas' exciting history. lfarly in the evening in u maze of llaslling costumes. tlle granfl march took place: ancl of tlie march Evelyn Taylor and Sidney llavis were votetl as nearing the cleverest Costumes. lllnsic for xlancing was alnly' l.lll'lliSlI61l lly' lftlwarcl Sullivan and llis 0l'Cllf?SlI'Ll. 'lllle Boys' llooster Clulu. sponsor of so many popular activities. clicl itself cspecially prourl in putting over the Centennial llall. A T -CENTENNIAL EllI'l'IONl X I ,. 9 . it 2 ..,. 'Q 9 'I ln' 1'ndiz'i1l1ml firlzzrnxv ruurlilnf from lvjl lo rnflzl u1'rx: slot' Miller, Business Nlanagerg J. T. Stunerlin, Xlanaging lfditorg Rohn-rt lfink, lidilor in tihiutvg lfred IQ, lhrney, Sponsor. THE CAMPUS CUB The Campus Cult. ollieial pulwlic-ation ol' San Jaeinto High Sehool. is a hi-monthlw newspaper devoted to the interests of the students and faeulty of the school. It is puhlishefl and managed entirely hy the journalism department. of whieh lVlr. Fred H. Iiirney was the head. Students from the journalism elasses write stories. manage suhseriptions. and solicit advertisements. Since the heginning of the Campus Cuh in I926 suhserihers have heen given an inereasingz numlwer ol' issues eaeh year at a eonstantly deereasing priee. due to the larger numher of suhserihers ohtained with eaeh succeeding year. Outstanding on the Campus Cult stall' during 19535-I936 were J. T. Sumerlin. editor. fall term: liolvert lfinli. editor. spring term: Joe Miller. husiness manager: Eleanor Tayman. advertising manager: and Ann Cowart. eireulation manager. Staff memhers whose work made possihle the high quality of the Campus Cuh during the year inc-lude Louise Kosl. Herniee Simon. Arthur Talk. H. li. House. Carl Wodring. Helena d'Aeosta. Jimmy Layeoek. lfrnie NicAshan. Ben Willis. Marie Strong. Xlahel lfdith Lawrenee. liettye Wood. ,lane Wells. Kitty Lee Hood. Roselle Kaplan. Bernard Green. Harriet liarnett. llaisy Miller. lien Seher. Allene Springfield. Frank Hussell. and Dorothy Jean Houclreaux. The entire journalism classes. including eighty students. have assisted in various ways to make the Campus Cuh a sueeessful and outstanding high sehool newspaper of whieh San ,laeinto is justly proud. - iL. .. .-1-.1 gngygogosog 1936 ,AMY I'AII Htfvifl-.tes S1111 NG IIFFICITI s MARYELLEN SNYIJILR ..... ........ I 'l'v.i'i1lrnl LUIS CAIN ..........,....... ....... P rr.mIrut MARIAN FROST ......... ...., I 'itat'-I'1'z'.vt'tIr'11l RI I'II SPARISO .................. Ivitil'-l'll't'.Yl'li!'llI ANNIE MILLER .. ...,. 5i!'t'7'l't1l7',V IJKJRIJTHY LEE GROUNDS ........... Srrrrtrtry JANE ELLEINDE.. ....... Iil't'!1.Ylll't'I' ANNIE MILLER ....,.......,. ..... T 1'r'f1x1n'1'r LUIS FAIN .............................. Ilnjw' RUR.-XLEE I-IANKAMER ..... ...... I Wajm' HRS. HARVEY IJURHAM---Sjiouxor , ,- ' MRS. IiRllQII'l' 'l'IIUIXIl'SON AND MISS SARAH IIROSR--Co-Sfiousozs THE PEP CLUB Ending its ninth year as an active organization of San Jacinto, the Pep Club has risen to even bigger and better things. In the fall Mrs. Harvey Durham became the new sponsor and by her aid and enthusiasm developed the club into a tirst class drill squad. One of the greatest improvements was the adoption of the new military uniforms of gold and brown, which added much color to the novel drills at the football games. With the close of the football season the annual banquet was given for the lettermen at the San Jacinto Inn. In January the members of the club were honored by the bi-annual dance and banquet at River Oaks at which time new ollicers for the spring term were announced. After the basketball and track events closed, the Pep Club held a banquet in honor of those lettermen. The clubls activities ended with the spring affair for members at River Oaks. L..-il J -CENTENNIAL EllI'l'ION 'u '.' .fnf 'ill' ' Q. v P X. 'va PRESIDENTS' CLUB Twp rms: I.rm1-.x.xlx,xx1lx Hum, H-,XRYIN f1'1,l'l.x l?1l17.Yfl'l' Cqfllfl 'W U ' L lam l'1IlI'I'H lfxlrl me K,X'l'HI'lRlNl-1GAY Girly' Tvufnx Club Ciirlx'l1'm1.vtuVCl11Iv , , I j.'I.Sl'm11Qm.1x L'rn'1e'1'Nrnc'1'ox 4',,,,,f,,-Y ful, Hnyx' lfzmxlm' C1115 Q U 1 Iwszl-zm' lwxle 51N.x Lm' SNICICU Q l C'11111fz1.v fvllll Cordell C lub iinN.x li1.l5lNlfl41l.mcle I.. 'IJQXX ' HI Xu .,. .UI H f,z1'llx'1'.w1':'1'.v RU, I .C . KIARY I-oIfIsl-i GAY Gyuz Clgyy flllrftl Vuiri llel,NIuvs'1-ilev Il 'rilwcv' Clnlv ANN ScH1'M.xcluan Girly' TFIIIILN' Club Ii.xm:.xR.xlQY1x1.xN .S'4'4'u11f1' ryfpg f l'4'll4'fI Cqfllb Rl l'H S1-,xlu,u I-'mxli IQIIIMAN I,ambda .Yigma fllfvlm l1'uy.v' l?fm,vfpr Club Tum XYIIQR IMS guy .x.ff1lli.X'll C'l11lv Pup Llyb -1-1 XYIRIQINIA KINrz Litflv Drury Lane Ihcxlu' T.x1'l: .S'a1v.s'111a1z.vl1if Tum M Y Nl-:LM s .S'aIc.vr11r1r1.v!z ifv lfullnm l'U'Ix'I lilcNNlc'1'H Hfu.l.uw'.'xY lf! Nusa H 'rilmxv' Club l..xr'1e,x STUNIC . Gym C'lr1.v.v XI.xleYlal.1.lcN SNYIIICR PM Club Rosle l'HIl.1.1l's .S-f'0lIi.f1I Club -Ima S,x1.1': Band lQ1'ssuLj,xco1:1i lil Oroxo .1... EL 0BOS0 1936 lil-INN!-I'I'll llUI.I.HVV.XY MISS HRUSS NIR. lNflR.Xll.XNI IRI. MUVVERY Full PVt'.v1'tlt'11t .S'fwl1.wr .S'lw.11.w1' ,S'f'r'l'uyf l'1't'.v1'f1t'1:t SAN NORTON HUR1 VI'llY ItR.XNSl4'URID ,S-t't'l't'f11l'j' 5vt'1't'tt1f'-i' THE WRITERS CLUB The Writers Club, successors to Ye Scribes of several years ago, has been very active again under the able sponsorship of Mr. E. B. lngraham and Miss Sarah Gross. The purpose of the club is to afford an opportunity for anyone interested in writing to study the works of others and to profit by criticisms made of his own work by the other members. Meetings are held once every two weeks in the homes of the various members. As the group is small, the meetings are very informal, and self expression much in evidence. The program usually consists of selections from books and magazines, original compositions, and general discussion with refreshments afterward. The club is open to all persons interested, and there are no obligations. ' CENTENNIAI. EDI'rl0N S73 THE SALESMANSHIP CLUB The Salesmanship Clulr. sponsored hy Mrs. l.illian Vfarren. completed its second year of activity in l9Iifm. The group has three purposes. which are as follows: l. To put the students in eontaet with the husiness men of the city. 2. To stimulate the students in developing initiative. 3. To gather actual information about present day selling. The elulv is eomposed ol' mernlters of the two Salesmanship classes and the newly organized Advertising 1-lass. There are approximately l25 memhers. The Uffieers ol' the tiluln. 1-onsisling of one from eaeh Class and a general presi- dent. are as follows: l'r4'.v1'rl ClI!ltflI1l'I12 Henry Street Ernie lllc'Ashan Annette llletielvy Trvrzxzl rvrs : Norman Sterling Hay Truett l,loyd Sheppard Tomvn' Nl-:rms SOCfl?Zlll'l'I'S : Shirley Kerr Helen lfllis Jerome Simon Reporters: Arthur Talk ,l. T. Somerlin lien Willis EL 0BOS0 1936 w. -+...v.-'ffydff s-,X xfff egg.. -.kxsdg V fir T' .X IRL KHJXVR EY YIRKSINLX KINI' 'l'lIliI.M.X I!R.XNl'3l li.X'l'IlliRINIC XYARIC LITTLE DRURY LANE The Little Drury Lane of San Jacinto, sponsored by Mrs. Minnie Mit- chell, is the organization that has so successfully represented the school in interscholastic one-act play competition. This year, it presented three plays: The Look, Pink and Patches, and Good Medicine, and took second place in the interscholastic meet by repeating Pink and Patches. The purpose of the Little Drury Lane is to train students in dramatic art, which is only a practical application of literature. ln doing this the organization feels that it is teaching practical English of the highest order. In developing dramatic ability, an effort is made to eliminate all indica- tions of stage fright, to develop poise and dignity in the students, to make them feel at ease on the stage, and to make for real interpretation. Along with all this the students find that they really learn to enjoy acting. In the past the Little Drury Lane has been notably successful in pro- ducing actors and actresses. One of its former members is on Broadwayg one is on the professional stage in Californiag and two are members of the Houston Little Theater. . -1 il-.l11-. --i x l l CENTENNIAL EDI'l'ION get at To i ,G i , 'L-K ' , 6 NV i 5 ' 7 i V Fu' 4 ' raw .4 f ' g fa ,Atv LE-'55 THE GIRL RESERVES The Girl Reserves liluh, which is a part of the Young Wornenis Chris- tian Association, has had an interesting year with numerous activities such as service for the school in conducting the Sophomore information Bureau, community service in carrying on a project with junior girls at Rusk Settle- ment, participation in many Y.W.fI.rX. events, and programs developed around the interests of the girls themselves. 'llhese programs were based on friendship, personality, vocations, and peace. ln addition lo programs, many good times were had on parties, picnics, suppers, and intracluh af- fairs, which included the development of interest in music and handicraft. Ideals which guide Girl Reserves in their every day living include sin- cerity, dependahility, impartiality, reverence, and friendliness, San Jacinto girls have joined with girls around the world in trying to Hlfind and Give the Best..- EL onoiso 1936 s 3 . 5 lf 1 T t ' Q. 1 . 752- ll! 1 J CHORUS CLASS The above class, known as the Third Period, represents the chorus depart- ment of San Jacinto High School under the direction of Belle K. McGinnis. Four hundred and twelve students attend classes each day making the largest elective department in the school. The very excellent tone shading of their four-part music has gained them recognition from musicians all over the state. Locally, they have furnished music for the Rotary Club, the Kiwanis Club, the Salesmanship Club, and many other leading luncheon clubs, as well as churches and musical organi- zations. At the Baccalaureate Sermon, a select chorus inspiringly rendered O Praise the Lord by Mendelssohn and Awake My Souln by Handel. ln addition to doing Hne choral work, Mrs. McGinnis' singing classes in- dulge in an interesting study of the lives and works of the various classical and contemporary composers. Opera is popular with the choruses the way Mrs. McGinnis teaches it, and the study of the symphony also finds an agree- able welcome from the students. Mrs. McGinnis is certainly to be commend- ed for her brilliant work, and it is only fitting that her many accomplish- ments be recognized and appreciated by everyone. ,1..1.. ... -l ...-1--1-Q -1-11 CENTENNIAL EDITIIIN FOLLIE 35-36 .fr jg: .L 5 :il ' vll- ,, i J ' A ,, Mrs. Belle K. McGinnis A Miss Sarah Gross Lois Damron 55 9 Eleanor Mott Thurman Hewitt Edward Sullivan Marjorie Kelly L - Audrey Martin Syd Davis 9 Sara Cave Bess Mclntosli Bill Tilton Bussel ,laoobe Valerie Bettis Court Norton Those assisting in the Vodvil who are not in pictures ure: Charles Balcom. assist- ant master of ceremoniesg Ed Puntch and Richard Buckingham. stage managersg Pat Thomasg Tom Gohmert. electriciang J. T. Summerlin, electriciang and Mary Olive Kerr, EL 0ll0S0 1936 wr? .gm ,, , eigisgfwwggt 'l'HIi tION'l'ES'l'AN'l'S THE INTERSCHOLASTIC MEET Following the example of the Brown ancl Coltl athletic teams, the repre- sentatives of San Jacinto swept through to win the 1936 city interscholastic Meet by amassing a total of l23 points, 20 points more than Sam Houston, the closest competitor. San Jacinto was representefl in every event and placetl in most of them with the speaking tlepartment outstanding for the number of first places. The speech arts contestants were as follows: Margaret Harrington and Kline Fisher, who took first in girls' tlehateg :Nvrohm Wisenberg anal Frank Zumwalt, who plat-eil sec-onrl in hoys' tlehateg ,Ioan Brooks, first in extem- poraneous speech for girls: Billy Harvin, hrst in boys' extemporaneous speechg Ruth Spargo, lirst in girls, tleelamation: and Julius Goldberg, see- oncl in boys' cleclamation. ln the Journalism clivision Uernartl Green took seeoncl place in eclitorial writing: Robert Fink was seeoncl in feature writing: Carl Wootlring was Go A 1 'bw-3 ik 'l'IIIf XX IXNICIIS 1 NIA i. i-3 Q 1 Ti 0 N ' I I 'f Egg I H I I I I I I A ..w,, I I I I lI1lr'1I III Ill'iltIIIIll' writing: ilIl4I XISIYSPII1' X1IIxI5rHIl, .I. I. 5llIllt'l'IIIl, uml Iiulwrl Ihmxn-I' ur-l'r'e'Ill4'1'e'1I lll SINIVIF alury writing, ru-us writing, mul VUIIX' rf-mliug I'r'NIu'4'lIX1'Iy. IIN- lx ulrllfle-alll:nxc'l'xxIl1'ImlIlffIY I z- rw. Num llf 1-ullle-sl Iv1'l'iiI1IlIl!' 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If, Ill!,1Pl!QI-l Illini' w 10 - guns-as-an SPEAKING ACTIVITIES lxl-1-Imlgl up Sam ,Iill'lIllUS 1'Xl'l'lll'lll rm-orll lu spurs-m'l1 urls l'0IIllll'lllI1lII, llll- I'l'lll'l'bT'Ill2lllXl'h ol' lln- Slwillilllg llc-pmllllvrll Villlll' lIIl'lbIIQ.fll lo min nol only llll- l-ily SlN'lllilllg l'lbIlll'SlF luul Sl'Xl'l'ill ollu-r sperm-ll urls lollrzmmf-ills llllllllg llll- l-ourw ul. lln- yvur. In winning lln-sv honors il squzul ol r-iglrls-1-11 lll'l1Eill'l'S look purl in lilly-1-iglll ll:-visions illlll llorly'llx'l' lllbll-lli'l'lSllDlI ll1'I7illl'h will- ning lilly oul ol' llw lilly-1-iglml llt'l'ISIllIlS. llll' Iwo llc-lmlv l4'illllr lllul won mofl ol' llll- llonorf 1'HIl5ISll'll ol Nlzlr- gurl-l llillllllglwll mul Xliml lfislll-r in llIl'glI'lS-1llXISlllIl lmll 'XXVUIIIII XVVISPII- lwrg illlll Ixfllllli XIIIIIMLIII in llll' boys' llivifioll. 'l'o rllIiIill'lIll'Ill llll' lim- work ol! lln' lla-lmll-lx llll'I'l' xwrf- ,loam llroolis amll liilly llurlin in vxll-lnpomlu-4wus -In-alliing :lull lllllll Slmrgo amcl ,luliux llollllwrg in elm-vlzllmllioll. Ill 'Numan : . m.L.Li..... CENTENNIAL EDI'l'ION R 0 0 ROSE PHILLI PS Slmxlsn YIII .Ilfdal IIVIIIIZBI' l 9 3 II KIRK I L0 L51 .XXIII I x1.1. 5I'RINI. l'Vr.r11lI'Il! Inm XY :cr RUhL'IIlIIII1tS Inf l 1f.x1fIIHl Rose I'I1iIIilxs III:ickIm1'n Smith '4'l'l'IfL'I'V I'I'IlllCCS Ilowcll Iloh VVomaCIc l1'vu.m1'm' IIoI1 NN onnult W .uula Iloenclxc 1 1-nymllr f.l1IlIil'H1l1lI Leona Sarvcr Joan Ilrouks Rrlvartri' .Ioan Iirooks ftlzlrgurut C ox I IzR I UI.I I .X Q .XS I I4 I.I..XN X l'1'I'.v1'dw1l Rose I'I1iIIips INI:uIeIyu Ullis I IUL' l'1'1'snIvnf Mzulelyu Ullns Tom VI wr Sr Lntrny Eliot Ernst Iinla Mac Illctsch 7'l'ruv1I1'v1' Lois Cain Fri-:I XXYCQIUII l'ruf11'un1 f'llu1'rmur1 hula Mac IIIL-tsch Rose Phillips lwforlvr l,iIl.c JXIICI man Mai y Imylcs EL CIRCULO ESPANOL PH fhrculo HspanoI,fo1n1ded in I925 for the purpose of stimulating interest in Spanish, has been a thriving organi- zadon for eleven years widi a nunnhership varying froni one hundred and Hfty to Huee hundred. The cIuh IHCEU each Monday morning before school. Each year the medal of the American Association of Teachers of Spanish is awarded Mythe beg Mudentcf Spanhh NH and NHIL Tdw Tenulha CaHeHana.the'WhHe Spanhh CIubH.conr posed of advanced studenm. fouers Huency in speaking Spanish. -, 3' 'ar' 'I ter ,, 1, FT. .. H VELMA MORGAN S1-Axis:-I IV Medal Wiizller EI. 0BOS0 1936 U. S. RESERVE OFFICERS TRAINING CORPS SAN JACINTO SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL UNIT Houston, Texas Regimental Officers Cadet Col. James P. Dewolfe. Jr.. C.0. Houston R.0.T.C. Regiment Cadet Capt. Joseph Sale, C.O. Houston R.O.T.C. Regimental Band Roster of Uficvrs by organization, 1935-36 CADET COT.. JAMES l'. DEXVOLFE, JR., C.O. Headquarters and Band Cadet Capt. Joseph Sale, C.0. Cadet Second Lieut. Dorsey Parker COMPANY D COMPANY E Cadet Capt. David Elliott, C.0. Cadet Capt. John Neumann, C.O. Cadet First Lient. Elbert Ware, Jr. Cadet First Lieut. Howard Park Cadet Second Lieut, Kem ll. Robertson Cadet Second Lieut. joseph McWhirt Cadet Second Lieut. Edward Kerr The Junior Unit, Reserve Officers Training Corps established in the school at the beginning of the 1935-1936 school year is an outgrowth of a Section 55-c Cadet Corps Unit which had been in operation for seven years. The accomplishments of the Corps have been many during the present school year. The '6Army, as it is farniliarly known, has always had the support and coopera- tion of the Principal of San Jacinto Senior High School. To him the Corps is deeply grateful and this section of the annual is respectfully dedicated to him. The Corps in its present form is also indebted to the former members of the unit. They were the pioneers who carried on under adverse conditions to obtain a unit with a standing that is recognized by the citizenry of the city and the govern- ment of the United States as second to none. These former members have graduated, but their efforts and their interest have not been forgotten. The Corps is striving to carry on in such a manner that they may look back on their high school days and say with a pleasure and a gleam of confidence, MI was a member of the San Jacinto Cadet Corps. These efforts have not been in vain. Future members of the Corps may rest assured that they will be proud of their organization, and it is trusted that they will strive toward the examples set by the accomplishments of former members in all walks of life. ,l. l..1l-11 ... -1 . 5- S w fe ,K X I tel :tmp l':rt'I'l1omas lzrnie Xlc.-X shun lietty Gartner Bcity l it1tilit'lllu1U d CENTENNIAL EDI'l'IONl YELL LEADERS These loquacious and leather-lunged leaders of loud and lusty language performed faithfully and enthusiastically their duty of inspiring the San Jacinto rooters and extract- ing from them all manner of ear-splitting noises. With the short and lively ,loe Camp ably filling his post as head yell leader, with Morin Scott adding a few encouraging exclamations, with the good lfrnie Mcrkshan putting on his grin and sticking in his 6'C'mon gang, with Pat Tlionias using her very capable voice to good effect, with Betty Cookenhoo looking her very cutest, and with Betty Gartner getting 4-ompletely off the ground, this peppy bunch put the proper San Jacinto spirit into all the loyal llrown and Cold rooters. One of the distinctive activities of this group was the tea party held in honor of the Reagan yell leaders on their annual visit to the San Jacinto pep rally just before the Bear- Bulldog game. Aside from all such Hsocialw functions, however, these six managed to keep up with the high-stepping football team by bringing forth lusty yells whenever and wher- ever yells were in order. ...t.l,..ii RAvlvloNll l'. l2l.l.lilN lf'ire-I'rr'.ride1lI RTHIVR l.l'1Fl-IVRIC Vive-Pffexidellt M. O. AlOULLl2R Secretary Epgonoso g 1936 EUGENE L. HARRIS llc R XY. A. R.-wlwlonll . .Still .lllrinto E I'ire-I'1'v.ridelll, fdllfliftlll S Toll H. lil.Llo'r'l' , l,m1im' 5 l 'lt't'-fJ1'L .Yidl'lIf, l'cl'.rhillg E Tom P. XYIER, Sit. 'lf' Tl'ea.rzn'e1' H E 0 U T H N D A D' S L U B Carle Aderman C. lXl. Alexander F. R. Anderson F. A. Anderson john VY. Anderson Fd Arnold Herman Atkinson Burke Baker Hines H. Baker Rex G. Baker Brady Bartlett L. P. Bassinger A. C. CTexj Bayless B. S. Beaman XYade M. Beekman O. E. Bemus j. O. Berlowitz j. H. Bernard j, B. Bessinger, Sr. R. ll. Billll j. 0. Bickley lJr. L. XY. Blau j. S. Bleker A. j. Blum A. G. Boldridge G. XY. Bowden j. lXl. Bowles VV. F. Bowman john H. Bridges llr. XY. G. Bryan S. A. Buckley F.-C. Bunker F. C. Bunker Robt. F. Campbell Roy F. Campbell jack Carothers A. L. Carter Bruce Carter john B. Carter C. A. Casperson ll: la. Cella la. e. Clark H. J. Clark J. H. Clark Frank C. Clemens Allen Coehrum XY. H. Cocke H. S. Coles Martin F. Collis O. C. Conti L. S. Cooper Henry C. Cortes VY. j. Cotterell, jr. j. C. Crimer Charles VY. Cryer Octave Culmore j. XX. Cummings Clarence R. Darling, Sr. F. lf. llattner Phil llarant Alllcrt j. lJeLange F. R. llepperman C. K. llodge L. C. lloney, jr. George M. llougllerty B. C. llutitie E. A. llunnam C. A. llwyer ll. lidson T. C. Edwards R. ll. lirnst j. lf. lfrrine George Farda Ooh Farmer George H. Feser XYendel Fields j. XN. Fincker XY. N. Forlles H. H. Ford H. S. Frady Clarence Frank lidward M. Freeman j. M. Frost, jr. R. L. Gartner Alvin B. Garwood llr. j. Z. Gastoll F. C. Gates C. XY. Gautier S. XY. Gaylord Ii. XY. Gilmore li. F. Goggins T. li. Gossett XY. N. Greer Lloyd Gregory jacob Gross George XY. G1'QllllltlS A. A. Guggenheim Alllert l'. Haaksma G. XY. Hamlink john l'lHlllI'l'lCl'lll3.l1ll, ,l r S. ll. Halldly johll H. Hanway A. C. Hargis C. S. Harrington Harry Hedges H. G. Hielleler Sam S. Hill Ted l'. Hills llr. j. Fdw. Hodges llr, T. L. Holland Harry Holmes liugene F. Horan XY. li. Horton, jr. .-X. Horstman l'. G. Houchins james l'. HOUSIOII R. C. Huder Burt li. Hull F. XY. llfrey Lawrence llfrey A. C. jackson M. H. james VY. E. jallhet R. XN. jeffrey A. B. judd Sidney A. judson j. S. Keith l. F. Kennerly Morse B. Kent j. A. Riesling K. K. Knapp Kennetll Krahl Henry H. Kllhllllallll, jr. Geo. H. Lacy XY. M. Lawrence XY. XY. Lawson j. XY. Lemon H. li. Levy XV. H. Martin XY. R. H. Mau G. S. Maury Herllert C. May l'. L. McClenny M. McConnell R. Thomas Mcllermott B. B. McXX hirt E. F. Merrell li. E. Merrill j. X7. Meyer F. j. Miller . fX. IJ. Mims .XX . Mitchell R. A. Montague r A. S. Moody XY. li. Moreland Charles R. Morrison Rollert N. Moseley K. C. Mottley llr. li. lXl. lXlllIll'UC Thomas E. Murphy XYilliam M. Nathan L. L. Nelms G. A. Nevitt A. C. Newlon H. ll. Noonan Court Norton F. R. Oldham Thomas B. Ollis Haylett O'Neill Clarence Orman ll. P. Face H. L. Paul R. F. Phillips llavid Picton, jr. j. T. Pierce H. T. Pittman A. C. Polk XX'. R. Pope George l'otlloFf T. L. Powell T. l'. l'riddie Howard Procter T. A. lllll'llEll R. R. Quinhy L. C. Reed A. Fred Renaud S. F. Richardson G. S. Richmond jack Roach li. H. Rollertson john M. R0l1C1'tS0ll Byron B. Rollinson R. C. Roelluek llale C. Rogers T. H. Rogers Hllllcrt Roussel john Ruge Riellard H. Rush Alllert H. Russell joe H. Rllssell M. C. Sacco M. S. Saling G. C. Sangster il . .1i1l:- ll. S. Scott john F. Scott li. C, Schramm j. F. Seillert A. L. Selig ClElllClC lXl. Shaw jas. L. Shepherd M. M. Sllerlly jas. ll. Sims A. ll. Simpson Sam Skelton A. VY. Snyder A. C. SoRelle R. M. Stafford L. F. Statton Carl G. Stearns A. A. Sterling A. C. Stirnson H. L. Stone T. j. Stovall j. F. Sullivan Harry L. Taylor lJr. H. Termeulen C. A. Thanheiser j. VV. Thigpen A. M. Thompson George E. Todd A. E. Townsend A. M, Tripp G. S. Troxell XYilliam j. Trueheart j. B. Tucker Clinton B. Underwood S. H. XYal'e G. S. XlYal'llc1' A. S. XYeaver j. F. X'Yellster A. XYeingarten l-1. H. XfYest XY. R. XX'heeler lJr. A. VY. VVhite Fred XX'illiams H. H. XlX'illke F. M. XX'ise I. B. XYood XY. O. XX ood XX'alter F. XfX'ootlul R. L. XlYright O. E. Young .-X. L. Zimmerman -CENTEN VANITY FAIR - -i- . i. T EI. 0BOS0 1936 J U D G E S Miss NINA CULLINAN, Chairman of the Accessions Committee of the Museum of Fine Arts. MRS. K. E. WOMACK, W Member of the Accessions Committee of the Museum of Fine Arts. MR. JAMES CHILLMAN, Director of the Museum of Fine Arts. Miss ADALINE WELLBORN, Secretary to the Director of the Museum of Fine Arts. 1l.l-il-l -ll--1s .1.i,1.1 CENTENNIAL EDI'l'l0N ' Hlf'l'H sl' A li 41 ca 1 I J I V . Ju' X H J Most Bvlllillful .Sffnzor N. ff X . W W EI. 0BOS0 1936 ! , .H Rm v flaw vw! 12 A J'-1 ' I MARY FRANCES ARMSTRONG Senior Beauty i...1i--li-l i.l- - 1. -..i.1 - -- - L, IO CENTENNIAL EDITIIIN ' X 4 ,l 94 My -i..l.l.,, ai? , 2 ::?-f' 1 V Senior Beauty TTI li I, ICIC H UTT ON i--T-l1.1.l , -l.1 EI. 0ll0S0 l936 MARY MfXRGARICT RAYMOND Most P il,.,i1i.--1--1--- i.,....1..l1- ll CENTENNIAL EDITICIN 7395? 0 if 5? L I f ww ----l. 1 Q LAURA STONE Most Beautiful Junior ..- ..... EI, 0ll0S0 1936 ...l.. ..,...... GRfXiLl1I M U O R IC Most Bwzutiful Sophomore Mos! Bcfzutiful Girl CENTENNIAL EDITIIIN jul.. 1 I, 14.1 . ' 'IV'-,R I J I Jil 'VW ' ,' any 1 ' ' X f6,7g5,Li ,Qw, :jg M 1 I I , J I ' V ,J f ,I AM Q 'ligmyfaf' M K D M it Z ' ,-1 1 WAR fix lv .- ' , 1 ' 4 I J S ' Af, fc., .w V ing- x ,if ha - , Ulf, 'fri -X 5 1 , A 1 ' .Q ' .1 I f xv Sl I ' lfWE' , ' ' 4477 , ', f, .f Y, 1 s j f . 'Z ff x If I fo! Q' ff 5 fn' K ,-'X M f' n rv N if V, ,. M 'V A 3 . '1' if '4' -X ' Lili, WIN ' I I V 1,1 ,lf f,, 'Q , , f yi.. -rl if V '7 g FW? A Q ' Q G 1 V ,ff f'? -, W! g ' morph? 1 IJ' ' ' llllllw if: - 'FJ A f , v ' ' Wi I ' fb ' V ! ! -gf-'Ev' 1 ' I I I-ll, if V ' Z H WY! - P- vf 1 gff X The Brltllff of Gonzales E ATHLETIC ll l J I rr Il '-ii' - ' M EI. 0BOS0 1936 BASKETBALL Keeping up the same excellent play that won for them the basketball championship a year ago, Miss Brush's fourth period gym class swept on to victory again this year without a single defeat. The success of the team must he attributed to the all-around ability of the girls in their clever offensive and hne defense. Miss Woods' fourth period class also proved to he one of the most color- ful teams that has ever won the championship among her classes. They came through victorious, setting an example of real spirit and sportsmanship that was really spectacular. There was no play-off between the teams this yearg so they are both real champions in their own right. l CENTENNIAL EnITl0N VOLLEYBALL Miss Woods, fourth period volleyball team won the championship from Miss Brushis squad after two hard fought games. It was by no means an easy victory, as the opposing team put up a stiff fightg but by excellent playing, Miss Woods' girls emerged the victors. The spirited playing and fine teamwork of the two teams was due in a large measure to the untiring efforts of Miss Woods and Miss Brush. The third period sophomore team of Miss Woods,, showing great prom- ise, won the sophomore crown by a splendid exhibition of volleyball playing. i EI. 0ll0S0 1936 THE TENNIS CLUB Olflflbl-1K5 lixm. Svnrxu ANN St'llU1NlAK'HER ..... ...... I 'rt-.rn1t':1t... ...,..... EDITH CARTER LEE SLTHLUSSER ....... .,. ....., l'm'-I'w.virlra1t. . , ,...RHYIllJNlA HAMIJNK INJRUTIIY I.lEE llRHUNllS,. ...4... Siu-wtmgv.. .... BI.-XRHARI-I'l' IHVKLEY IJURUTIIY l.I2li IQRUUNIDS. .. ,. . .1'a'mr.vi1wr- ..,..... .DAISY MILLER The Cirls, Tennis Club, composed of a group of girls interested in ten- nis, meets each Monday afternoon under the able sponsorship of Miss Fran- cis Murphy. The players were ranked according to the general tournament which was begun in the fall. After the city meet, a ladder tournament was held. The following members of the club composed the tennis team: Lee Schlosser, singles player who reached the semi-finals in the city meetg Ann Schumacher and Edith Carter, doubles players who placed first in the city meetg and Helen Dean Witcher and Daisy Miller, substitute doubles players. Letters were awarded to Edith Carter, Rhydonia Hamlink, and Helen Dean Witcher. - ,. - CENTENNIAL EDITIGN I l l t 1 l t L It lv'tn'lr lt'u:t'.' -lcaiu-tts ltonntrw, Xlerle Slut ltls, Margie Kelly, ltorotlty XX':1lrln-roll, llorolliy Ball. .llirlfflu lt'o:.t: ,lunr l-2ll'lL't', Xlt-Ita lsaacks, lilizztlrt-tli llill, Xlilclrul lQuckvt'. lv, I -H ,. . I , intl lim., l.1ll1v llteienltauni, lnvz l,:nu11g:11'tm'r, t lrtrlottv l'opt- l1t'Il1'xlt'tt'Vlrrlttlsrun, lions 5p:u't-la, Klart' llvlk, an not in llu- picturi- CIRLS' BASEBALL Nliss Harriette liruslfs gym 1-lasses. vomposecl ol seniors anfl juniors. played a remarkalnle lvranrl ol' lvaseluall in tlu- c-lassy tournament in nlliclr the various gym class teams rompetetl lor llonors. 'l'lu' tournament tliis year was clistinrrtly unique in that it nas. for tlte first time. completely llanclletl lay tlie girls themselves. all the umpiring. scoring. anal managing lu-ing unrler tlieir supervision. lfaclt team nas elrosen lrom its respective gym Vlass. anml the lnest player was elected 1-aitain. 'l'lie lirst nerioml team nas It-tl luv Nlaruuerette lirifflrt. the second lay l I . . Z- . Ursula Sanclrirlge. the tlrirml lay liess llolmltins. tlle fourtlt lay Doris Spacek. ancl the sixtli luy Jeanne Warcl. After lnrilliant aml llaslly playing the lourtli perioml team emerged victorious in the rouml-rollin tournament. ltut only alter tlu- inspirecl sixtll periorl squad had given them a real lvattle. lt was Milclreml llueker who slammed out a llonle run in the first extra inning ol' play to min lor the fourtll periofl girls ancl vlose one of the most Slll'Cf'SSlvlll ltaselsall tournaments at San Jacinto. EI. 0ll0S0 1936 MISS SPIESS' GYM CLASSES Miss Spiess' Classes have just completed an interesting and active year, in the course of which many new sports were introduced and eagerly accepted. Her sixth period class composed of Low l0 girls played badminton, a new and popular game. Baseball and Archery also were received with enthus- iasm, and many girls became very proficient in that sport. Miss Spiess' third period class of Low and High 9 girls enjoyed a year of volleyball, while her fourth period class played basketball during most of the year. Tennis was the most keenly accepted sport of the seventh period class. The credit for an enjoyable and helpful year of gym activities must go to Miss Spiess, who has worked long and diligently to enable her girls to accomplish worthwhile things in sport, and to attain new highs in the realm of sportsmanship. -1-1 ,ii-l-li ? 'CENTENNIAL EnI'rl0N 72 V . 71' Y .- f-1411 ,f ., Ziff! ' , ff! N , ' ' f, , 1 I ' ,H W ff cmifwitiz gf! 75' N WH' -ff'x' V' I Rf Mi W' ,X G- fl any er Q M6??2 Agfa! J 1 ' 7 K ., 1 Z 'V , if f 'I : ' f F gi 'Hg-b X S Zi!! ,A 1-XM 5 .MQQQ , f 1 K Q- n I K L . wi JW NN 215' fs S - , XS. f' X VMWX K . 'ZAXQE Ny r X A K -W .fix sg, X mg K X-C9 - fl L 'P , 147 J? ' Xi. ' J l3.!LTl+OlE 2 af, TL- fl f ' FOOTB LL i 1 li-... ., EJLJ0B0S0 1936 San San San San Ope San San San San San Orville Swcitzcr Young llusscy Dow Mints Bernard Paul Carl liogard Donald llutlcr Glynn Hussey Earle VVCSI Rex Baker Jack McHenry Janics Dorsey ATHLETIC CIOUNCIIL LETTERMEN Herman XN'all llcrt Skllllilll Griff Vancc Jack lslycll Tmnniie Hclmcrt Jack Sinitli Manuel Cullins Fred Rcynaud Sain Hardy Aslifurd Siincs Mack Andrews lfrank Rnclic llolmlmy Disquc Davis Hesscr Mgrs. Teddy Roggen SAN JACINTO LETTERMEN David Gardner G Otis Hilmetcr Ramsey Hienvenu H Hugh Millis H Julius liluin H Lesley Meineke SAN ,IACINTO FOOTBALL SCHEDULE FOR 1935 Jacinto 6 ..., .... Friday, Sept. 27 . . . .Corpus Christi Jacinto Sl .... ..... l friday, Oct. 4 .... Heautnont Jacinto 65 ..,. Saturday, Oct, 12 .... .... C nnroe Jacinto 54 ..,. .,... l friday, Oct. 18 ...., .... A 'lillmy n Date .... ..... l friday, Oct. 25 ..... .... C Jpcn Jacinto 12 .... .... S aturday, Nov. Z .... .... J ulin Reagan Jacinto Z7 .... ..... la 'riday, Nov. 8 ..... .... S ani Houston Jacinto 6 .... ..., l friday, Nov. 15 .... .... G recnville Jacintn 36 ..,. Saturday, Nov. 23 .,.. .... J elf Davis Jacinto tl .... .... aturday, Dec. 7 .... .... P nrt Arthur l,li. li- il.-.-l1 i.i..-l- i H il l C C H 6 6 U 7 Date 7 13 13 6 6 -CENTENNIAL EnI1'loN 1 X Q ' ,, X 1 , a C f V xy A 1 . In jg '--, 1 ' t ' Q x V .gs ,,',:, lr X A' DZ! M ll: - 1 t ary: . Y X MX - 2 pf 4 Q WM , V, h g h : WWW Mr. Madden Young Hussey Dow Mims Mr. Cornelius BEARS WILL BE BEARS Fight! Fight! Fight! The Colden Bears crushed their city foes to attain success in obtaining the second city district championship within three years. Several outstanding players of the previous season with the additional Hgreenw squad carried San 1acinto's colors through the din by defeating Jeff Davis in the final district game. A sudden change of coaches threatened to halt the Bears' winning streak after Coach Wylie Summers had led them through the first game. The new instructor, Jesse Madden, admirably filled the position which Coach Sum- mers had so ably maintained. After two non-district encounters against Corpus Christi and Beaumont in which the Bears tied the former contender and defeated the Royal Purples 31 to 6, the inspired Bruins trekked homeward to thrash Conroe 65 to 0. Milby proved to be the next under-dog, as San Jacinto trounced the opposing squad 34 to 7 for their third victory and eighth consecutive defeat over the Buffaloes. The victorious Bruins obtained a greatly needed two weeks, rest in pre- paring for the annual, colorful struggle against the Heights Bulldogs. Fight- ing a clean but terrific battle, the utree climbing Bears smashed the enraged Reagan eleven 12 to 7 on a mud-soaked field before 11,000 fans, at record attendance. ln an equally important but less exciting encounter, San Jacinto defeated the Sam Houston Tigers 27 to 13. EI, 0BOS0 1936 K 1 briefs :A W i W f my it ,519 gf was ' Mfijjia, r V t a Q 6 ' K it-Q, , li' ' lm , 1, ,, We f 4 QA 'Q y is if diff- K' ,gba :Fi , ' ffjf 5' ' W 5 ' r an E' 1 K - :.,Z ' Q 4 5 x V , Zh A U .. 5 ,, WW L N Q ' 2 of t r l ,A M.. f 1 ,. W ' ' 1 -, 2 - we . 5 . ,.A 16' U' .r tt., Bite 25 B nfl I A 6 N i ,. , , I Ml: if V , I fig! ., 'V ' X 1 y , y I in ,, , AA' . 1 , 1 fb it flf i' V iff if Young' Hussey, llow Minis, llriff Vance, liert Selman, Earle VVt'st. Mack Andrews, Frank Roche, Orville Sweitzcr, Uunziltl Butler, Ashford Sims. lilynn Hussey, Tonnny llclicrt, Furl liogziril, Sinn llzirfly, ,lurk Smith. lit'I'll3I'fl Paul, Fri-tl Renaud, Manuel Collins, Herman VV2ill, Tetlily Ruggen tiger Abi-unt: jack Isbell. THE LETTERMEN The team suffered its hrst defeat in a roughly played game against the Greenville Lions, who scored thirteen points to one touchdown made by the Bears. The enraged Bruins returned home to banish the Jeff Davis Panthers by a score of 36 to 6. The district 13 championship had been determined. Hail to the uBr0wn and Coldli' A bi-district game, played in a driving rain against the Port Arthur Yellow Jackets, thwarted the attempts of the Bears for a State title and a second chance to defeat the Greenville Lions. The Yellow Jackets defeated the Bruins by a score of 6 to 05 nevertheless the Colden Bears had come through for their second district championship. -1 ..1.-i1.l-11 .l.l.-1 r -X ll CENTENNIAL EDITIIIN W eg, g 2' ,fi , EI. 0Il0S0 1936 , ax vs ,, A we W l. CENTENNIAL EDI'l'l0N cf 'WI' , m NN fy '- Y W f ,E a , X Q K 42:2 ' X E Y -4-7 V 2 , 0 T r , 7 f , - M- K K 4 iiwffxx I' fi? 1' X ', -x A ZZ I i,4 N X X' 155 MN. X 0' ' n,, I1 ,I 4 'Ljdf X I 14 yx. Wjgll 9 f' W l 5239332521'-212112121222 'Gig L . . f.:-emgiy-i , ,- , ' 'Zvi- 17112 ' in Q, 'iof 1.2119 Ewv N 'f l 32951. I 'WVQKE1' ' X312 324 xl 3 H MQ K, N.. ..f 4 AG Y ff. 'I ' 1 112:41 , WZ 1 J I 1 -?- ' L-- t i-- L, ,1 Km 'N-Nu X 36. ' S QETB LL i - 1iQ EL 0BOS0 1936 Top row: Coach Walter Hodges, fharles Bartley, James Shively, Murray Gillespie, Ashford Simes, Rex Baker. Bottom' row: Young Bussey, Griff Vance, Vtlarclen Spear, Bert Sel- man, Glynn Bussey. BASKETBALL LETTERMEN Young Bussey Ashford Simes Glynn Bussey Tom Nelms Warden Spear Sid Nachalas Bert Selman James Shively Griff Vance Louis Mickley Charles Lipscomb Rex Baker January 15 ..... January l6 ..... January 21 ..... January 25 ..... January 29 ..... February l ..... February 7 ..... February 12 .... Mason Waldeman, Manager BASKETBALL SCHEDULE. 1936 San San San San San San San San Jacinto Jacinto Jacinto Jacinto Jacinto Jacinto Jacinto Jacinto versus Davis versus Reagan versus Sam Houston versus Milby versus Milhy versus Sam Houston versus Davis versus Reagan ili.l n CENTENNIAL EllI'l'ION THE SEASON With a veteran squad for the first part of the season, the Bears got off to a flying start in this yearls basketball competition, and they would have con- tinued to fly right on through to another district championship but for the fact that their veterans, made ineligible by the eight semester rule, deserted them at mid-term. In their first district encounter the Colden Bears turned back the boys from Jeff Davis by a score of 39 to 26. The next victims were the Bulldogs from the Heights, who were bested by the slightly closer score of 32 to 28 in a rough tussle staged in the Reagan gym. By their next fray the Bears were going strong and ran over the Sam Houston Tigers by the one-sided score of 46 to 17. Continuing this unbeat- able scoring streak, they next swamped the Milby Buffaloes to the tune of 53 to 18, and then continued to haunt the boys from Milby through the fifth game by handing them a 38 to 16 defeat. They then returned to the Sam Houston boys and trounced them this time 41 to 17. At this time the fatal mid-term was at hand, and the Bussey brothers, Warden Spear, and Tommy Nelms became ineligible, thus drastically crippling the team. ln spite of this great loss, the team bore proudly the Brown and Cold and finished the season with honor even in defeat. The boys lost their first game after mid-term to Davis 28 to 26, and their next and last one to Reagan by 33 to 29. This placed San Jacinto in a tie for first place with Jeff Davis, making a play-off in order. Both teams were primed for the battle, and the result was a very close series. The first game took two overtime periods, and finally resulted in a 27 to 25 victory for the Panthers. The Davis boys also took the second game, again winning by two points, 25 to 23, thus sewing up the city title. In spite of this heartbreaking loss of the city championship, the team really had a fine season. Aside from their regular schedule games, the Bears smashed through to win two invitation tournaments, one in San Antonio and another in Huntsville. By winning at these tournaments, the Bears proved their superiority to many of the best teams of the state. On the whole, the basketball team of 1935-'36f:had a very successful season and one of which the school can be justly proud. El. 0ll0S0 1936 H - CENTENNIAL EDITIIIN 55 ff? jfzigj, ,. .' l '- is - XX if f 1:9 ff? A f iff W ,' X , f ,,,- f x f- 4 Z, X 2 :Q zfa' 'I fy 'VJ 19' , o'1.17-7 -' I iii UI fn f ' lx , , J Q Q ' f W ' JZ ' .f , K I W NX E f f -Q ,QgL..i 1T 1 X4 ?n L w i X , h F g BfxNfQ+.,7f J if E l I TRACK - TENNIS - HOCKEY I . g ....T....i 1.....l... EI. 0Il0S0 l936 THE TRACK SQUAD George Let' lilohni XYelrlon Countryman XX'illiam Taylor Bob Rogers llurton liurustcin Bob Scott llcrt Sclman Charles Foley .loc Vztnip Harris Hetifncr -loc ltalch Sonny l,cnz1rrl Robert linapp Lynn Nlurray Cll'o1'gE3 Noyes TRACK The l930 Colden Hear track unit was the most successful the school has had. In spite of the fact that it was one of the smallest squads ever produced by Coach Alton 'tCap Harding. this wing-looted hunch of speedsters took undisputed first place in all but two of the ten important meets in which they participated. They tied for first honors with John Reagan in the district l9 meet and by a stroke of exceedingly hard luck lost out in the state finals to lfreeport whom they had beaten in several previous meets. One of the outstanding events of the season was the third annual San Jacinto relays held at Rice Field Saturday. lVlay the eleventh. For this occasion Audry Martin was chosen as Queen of the Relays and Betty Cookenboo and Jeannette Hussell were made Maids of Honor. The members of the squad and Coach Harding are to be highly commended for this the most outstanding track record San Jacinto has ever attained. i. -. CENTENNIAL EDITIO N -56 -X 'P 45301 y,'w' Y :? I4Ii'I I'Y IAXIQ L'fJUKI YI'UU .Xl'IJRY XI.XR'I'IN ,IIi.XNNIi'I l'Ii Rl'SSI'1l.I, XI.XRLH'?iIlIx.Xl1XI'.IQI',I.,XN5f5.XXIXIIXIII IIRSI '.ZN,.'J , . 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Illlrll, llljllll an-1'11111Ig ZZII-yrl. 1I:1xI1, S1-I111:111 Ilrst, 501111 wccwrul, C111111try- -111: ' 11 -- '1 ' -'Q , 11' -1- 11 111.111 1I1111I, I1111.11I jlllllll, NI 111 IIINI, HLII11111 N1111111I,x11f1I1 Xlllll Illlkll l'lI.l, I g,I1 -Illllllb, IIz1IcI1 1I1ir1I, I'I1lIl'j' f11111'tI13 lllllk' rcI:1y, S2111 .Iz11'i11111 IlI'rlQ 880-y1I. 1Iz1wl1, 'I'11yI11r Ilrwt. MAY 22-RIalilHX,1XI. fXIIiIi'I'-SIN ,IfXlAIX'IIH IfIRS'I' l'f1Ic 1':111It, Il:1I1'I1 Ilrxt 1111-1I 1'1-1'111'1IIg I2III11gI1 IIIIVIIILW, II111'11sl1-111 Ilrxt, IlI11I1111 I1111rtI13 2ZIlI11x1'I1111'1IIw, II11r11x11'111 I11wl,If1111111Q1'1'1111rI3 llllll' r1'I:1y, Sun ,I111'I111f1 Ilrst 1111-11' rccurml -3:5153 220-11I, 1I:1Nl1, S1I111.111 N1-1w1111I. U xl X'I'If XII-'If'I'-9-XY IXVIYIQJ QIXYJYIJ NI.XY ZZII I1111' lllll'1IlL'N, Ii111'11Nt1'l11 llrxl 1111-11' 11-1'111'1I-2-I.-IJQ 880-yml. 1I:15I1, 'II:1yI111' tI11r1Ig pfllc vz111I1, IIz1I1'I1 Ilrxt 1111111 1111 .1 lwwl. - 1 I I I I I I - . EI. 0ll0S0 l936 H ,gain xg 0 ' ' 'fw, Vg Q px 'f '- '2 ,.. ' 9 0 0 Q, W A A, ,gp iq! xmas My . Ymfw- 1 1 4 x -iZM'f,g.-ei if . ....1 .1i-1 , CENTENNIAL EnI'rmN I L Q Inn i sllnrl A Ifrunz lrff In riglzl flu' lllL'lIlI74'I'.V uf flu' .vquad aru: Tommy Bratton, Carol Pierce, jimmy XX'hitchurst, Sam Persmt, liilly Null, Sid Nachlas, H. B. CRL-db Rouse, and Stuart Mac- Kay, llnacln. Alnsvrit are l.cv Capps, joe filll1lUl'L', and Russell Nlinston. THE TENNIS TEAM Coached by Mr. Stuart MacKay, the Colden Bear tennis team made a good showing for San Jacinto in the interscholastic meet. Russell Winston was San ,lacinto's representative in singles while Thomas Bratton and Sidney Nachlas composed the doubles team. One of San ,Iacintols brightest prospects, Lee Capps, was rendered inelig- ible by the eight semester ruling. Other members composing the squad included H. B. Rouse, Jimmy Whitehurst, ,loe Gilmore, Carol Pierce, and Billy Null. ,limmy and Joe, steadily improving, are counted on to form the nucleus of next year's team. ln the match played with Austin High at Austin, Jimmy Whitehurst and ,loe Gilmore held the spotlight for the Bears. Court Norton and Robert Fink made the trip with the squad as two of the players were unable to attend the meet. EI. 0ll0S0 1936 W. V , , W, , . A ,N,i,.N,,,,,, ' Top Row: Arthur Nthitc, Coach Billy lickharclt, Roluert Slagle, Billy Bennett, Gilmer Bnscliarclt, Kcmpton Pierce, L'l1arlt-s Sclwpps, XX'arrcn Nesmith, Nkilliam Schlahach, X111 E. B. lngraham. Bottom ru'zu.' Link lickharclt, ,lim Bolt Richardson, Horace Jennings, Chester St. Clair, Bill Spencer, Billy Slatapcr, ftlalcolm Cunningham. ICE HOCKEY A successful ice hockey season this year followed a championship one last year. Coaches lngraham and Eckhardt possessed a young, but highly aggressive squad, chief of whom were Captain William Schlabach, center, Link Eckhart, wing, Chester St. Clair, wing, Billy Slataper, defense, Horace Jennings, defenseg and the veteran Joe Clarke, goalie. Valuable spares were Kempton Pierce, Billy Spencer, Billy Bennett, and ,lim Richardson. All games were won except the last with Sam Houston, when by winning, they tied us for the co-championship, cups being awarded to both schools. -l .. . CENTENNIAL EnI'rmN . EI. 0ll0S0 1936 XYYLIF QUXIMERS JEQQE MADDEN I uutball I ootball XYALTER HOUGES P. CORNELIUS Basketball Football ww srss ,, vM ,Qi ,,,,,p, 'EF N BLAINE INGRAHAM WILLIAM Uimmyb , V. V f H A BURNS ' 4 or 'ev I JS:-. ' Football FLENN ST XNB HUGH ALTON CCapJ y e f ' lsamfzvtizz and HARDINC W ' 1 football Trarlf b COACHES A very successful team is dependent to a large extent on competent coaching and so it is only fair to give recognition to these men who coached San Jacintois highly successful athletic teams during the year 1935-,36. Under the guiding hand of coaches Summers, Madden, Cornelius, Burns, and Stanbaugh, the 735 football team came through for its second district championship in three years. Mr. Hodges' basketball team came within a hair of another district championship and showed itself admirably by winning several invitation meets. During the spring months the attention of the school was turned toward track, and the squad under the able coaching of Cap Harding, breezed through their schedule to win the regional meet only to lose the state meet to Freeport whom they had beaten several times before. l .. -l- .i11-1 -CENTENNIAL EnI'rl0N X ,ffif 1 ll? . 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Fhwqrsxg I4 WATCHING AN 0 CERN Q WAVE. 1 ' E fv D R tincosni I ' E Ndxwlf glsp: L,,l l.i.-l-l li.i-1 UENTENNIAL EllI'l'ION FLUNK MATH IN SIX EASY LESSONS fThese notes have been carefully compiled and studied by Mm. Nana Nortonsky.J I. Fail to laugh at the teacher's jokes. II. Watch the campus closely. III. Appear extremely interested in notices coming into classroom. IV. Leave for plays, football practice, or pep rally. V. Absent yourself for more than two days. VI. Write notes and jabber incessantly. 1. Sell them to visitors as souvenirs of the city. 2. Pretend you believe them to be invitations, buy a new suit, and send accept- ance. 3. Tear them into minute particles and spray gently over classroom. 4-. Tear half in two and retain stub. 5. Paste collection together and decorate the conservatory. WHAT TO DO WITH RED CARDS ! COURT DECLARES SANCTIONS AGAINST SENIORS ACCUSED REASON Joe Clark ....... ..... W earing huge bow ties Marcelle Palisson. . . .... Flirting with Mr. Duggan Carrol Church .... .............. L aughing so wildly Pat Thomas .... ............ ' 'Gangingi' student body ,lack Olsen ....... ...... B eing tardy to Mr. lngraham's class ,lean Stringer .... .................. P estering Mr. Cornelius Griff Vance ...... .... K eeping so well hidden in his Civics class Betty Cookenboo .... .............. C iggling at that Church boy Charles Nathan ..... .... A rguing strenuously with Pops Alsup .lohnnie Meyer. . . .............. Talking about his ancestry Milner Maes .... .... W riting notes to Red Plowden Sam Person. . .... Composing such bad poetry Nan Norton .... ..... S porting those college pins THREE WAYS OF SAYING REPEAT PLEASE High School Student: What 'ja say, toots? Collegian: Kindly repeat that statement. Professorial Highbrow: I beg you to reiterate the aforementioned empiricism. My auditory organs were ludicrously uncentered on your voiced dissertation. ...-..- - EI. 0Il0S0 1936 pafwf IUUPRY HE Azwnyy 1 ARUW55 H15 awfv 'JUN 1' paN'7' KIVUI-U ,,,,W we Wk ffxfx Pwr 11-IE LEQTUQMCV Q ' j , b Fan TUNl9HT CG., .LL Y ----' -i Q Hou.:-raw C' V5-5,1 Hour Youll,- + N isvzgm? fa, Hnvnvc, A wfuz ac AUSTI 'JJ ' A 6000 TIM A - AP fix? B 5 JE ff 4? 'Y - 2 5 '73, f 06,60 - I g , fab ' I5 mv .sn-fclrvc. V' Q 1 Y f O Bifnkmlc. YOU! 4 0 Hfnar CN- 13 X 2 4 ,,, 3 A -K S sr oewfvs x - 'f-1 ' '-gs 4 N- f ,f . A sfwf-W x 'Y 7 f . Lff if Q -' 'E -S X N0 SIA-' J-'V Q19 nl? ofv4r 35,5 AHF vou v-H5 6 gy ,uses .wx HMT Cor Nw Ziff? X N Maur-H5 LAST 7-ffwff ' I-AF1r1F ? 'F -I- X A BA IQBFQ it r X Q! f fsff ev H x I' K Q E X 005 065 X 1 1 ' Q Z 7 5 'M I 5 1 x Er V' fY ,f ONE Maru' STEP AND 7-Hfli5'LL 5 UH YEAH, WELL 5 VHAT Sowvps ur THUUBLE, L A 5751, ,N THE, S' 5' R107 DlREcv'mfvx fv X -:Q 'ro MF Q! M 0 o f . Haasf0'Y X O 44 + I iw -f 1 ,D 2 gig? X Qin Yxlie L-li 1. l1 CENTENNIAL EllI'l'ION CEN TEN N I AL CENTIPEDES En route to Dallas, Texas, Swarm tramps in growing tides, ' And San Jacinto teachers Are first to catch the rides. Duggan hopped a truck, But Finfrock got a school bus- Some folks lose all their luck. Mrs. Mitchell likes the stock show, The pool, La Master hatcsg -But the side show agitators All gape at Elmer Gates. Pops Alsup caught a freight train, The Texas Heroes' temple Is all ablaze with light Who'd think this a proper place For Mills to start a fight? Oh San Jacinto's Maestro's Are rushing everywhere- When asked for future notice, say We'll see you at the fairln TEXAS REVOLUTIONARY MEASURES I MINUTE MOVIES WE SAW H Ernie fSam Houstonl McAshan being thrown from the Alamo fClubl. Joe fDavid Crockettj Camp shooting craps with the Mexican King ftamale kingl. Bob fStephen F. Austinl Scott spying in Old Mexico flnnj. Frank fsanta Annal Eidman sizzling at the Steak fHousel. Buddy flames Bowiel Griffith carving his way through a human wall of turkey. 1 T1i , ... EI. 0BOS0 l936 ww Q3 X, N X K Lf N555 Q Nkf QQ fb Q f I I LJINSTON x 0'f,,,m,s: nc Q W ON 6 Q., 0 0 nord f wff' 16' ' I. NNN 'gx x l A BUR V r 302240 2422 5 2 fn J: I ,,,,Mff- S? . Omen wb MEYER N X4 . l , Qea12EGeE21..- 4- ,f 91'V498'15s 1, ff ff I ,, f ff ,.gn,5,gg,,gg fm 1 wmm?f9- ' 1 W X Q N1 W W . T3 ml Llfgfvl-AN A kr1l'+Q in MXALL Nmfy 'V-7' If E SP fer I 159 L ' l K Z-Q . ,,1 gud ? 9 f X N.-JVM-K., -il 1l-1 CENTENNIAL EllI'l'ION ' 7 ITQAWTEBEA UE i' aa rt ANY .4 iiii. r sees 1, sassy, Cf seas uf-g , '-0 MFE R -r Cf- 'TTT ff , . 2: 1 Q' f'W ,WL f . TOM1 ,, sf11.s31t, n 1 gt, - N' WWW 'l vb t 'shut' wt H HW! ,eh Aga V41 Y E 14,55 . .5 so le fg . -if GOLDISOCKS AND THE TREE BEARS Once upon a Tuesday a little daffydil named Goldisocks went breezing through the woods to San Jacinto. As she slowly scampered sideways into the clearing, she saw three hundred Bears not eating porridge. Instead of porridge these tiny sorts of huge Bear ate Bulldogs. Being not very partic- ular, easy to please, and equally nondescript, the young bruins imbibed also of Tigers, Panthers, and Buffaloes-not to mention the district animals. Since Coldisocks was none of these-in fact a little bit independent-she was safe from their savage onslaught as they browsed beneath the elm trees. Anyway the rest of the brutes were chewing rightwads in their respective cages-and who was she to spoil their fun? Beyond the blue horizon she spied some tourist camps or something. She tried the first shack. It was too little. Then she tried the third shack because the second one was out to lunch. A stooge in a pecan tree fthe nutl yelled the brown and cold battle cry and threw her four gallons of tea. But she got mad and slew the tree bears because she liked spaghetti better anyhow. -N. A. N. , EL 0Il0S0 1936 in V Fmrsk 7 L.CQQKlNsoU KHFER ',,,,.w 1 ,,4-Inj-QQ ' ,, l??i 055- xg- 35- 49 '-'lg 4 0' ai' up -J 'Zi U' fa Jn '7 - VRCELEZER fvl0NTc.ar1r-wr 7 if W A 8. KUOKRTGOT r 1' GAY ' 'EEE wiv! m,'-J ' - '75 'ff' . t fa Eg! , LU A 5, f N Ravi! f .Q ff.: , , N f .-'go ff A -'fini ':'Z'5?.-1:3 4 . Q fffff'-5. :FE , .fx 45 12' f. 1 -'ff ,Y u TAYLOR wo- M ff!! fi' H - MAI V Ai V -1 I , Lv V A , q x,2gy- ' N'4-'Q' ' mu. emcsm S 5-rooGE Ammsnouc, BOTY'-5 . gglqggogy g-413100K HEP. pon AlMNERYUBE 9-N015 f f4 SME uv an -ft-GE AlRRBOUT 'T, ,ada ' ' Mi- ' Jil? 'tw ....ll 111 . CENTENNIAL EDITIIIN If-'V x, L E M mf ,9 EL 0ll0S0 19313 ALIBI PAGE ,lust in case you feel like throwing any over-ripe vegetable matter or foul verbal remarks over any displeasure derived from the contents of the l936 EI Oroso. the editors with malice aforethought have inserted this alibi page as a shock absorber. Paste your own picture here. DIRECTIONS H I I 1 lf you by any chance feel that you have been slighted fi.e. left outj by this annual, paste your own picture in the above space and write such complimentary for otherwisej remarks about yourself as you may deem proper in the lines below the picture. ...-1.l1.1.l T CENTENNIAL, EDITIIDN I J JN.f..h.l4--f--f '31- I, Tin' Sigrzillg of llw llI'I'!IIff1fl-Oil of llzrfflpffrlflffrzvv of Tfnwls. 1830. nl W'flSlI1.lIgf0Il on tlzv lfruzos - P I WITH THE QYWIEOOQ EI. 0BOS0 1936 'IT'S A SNAP,' WINNERS The scream of the crop- submitted by Glenn Bussey By Bill Ehman The AlUITLlJ?R6'fVl?Il1lI!?T'? XX Mr. Mrzelftny, ll grand guy to help with the posters. Was il something you et, Mr. Madden? Little Billy makes gflflflg' selected from the eontriluutions of ine Largest Number winner by Bill Jeffries. i UNFORGETTABLE SCENES OF SAN JACINTO Rear vivu Campus scenes tha! arf' no more Fire' Drill Sharzly town moves fHW3?'fT5 '1'fM 5 ' X'ff'f:zvy - A 4 ,- CENTENNIALSEllI'l'l0N . ,' ,f. , U 3 H - EI. 0ll0S0 1936 Going to take your girl riding, lack? ,laeobe guarcls the money box. Henry atop Cavalcacle. Peek-a-Boo K and D. Elirnan gets the sun grins or is it Henry? Pokey cogitates on jewelry collections. Mr. Sloan, fashion plate of the men's faculty. Three little girls from school. lliliii Bring 11111 111. 1111-vs T1'111'l11'r's ffirtin' 1l'I'flI .llflfl-lllll. Tnlfff off 'v11z1r 111111111 111111 fighlf Elledgefs f111'0r1I11 111151111111 - I77!I1x'ilIQ 11111 1101111111111 SIIFUYT up 111 11111 1'1'11111g .q1fP1'11g 1101111111-or 11111 llzffy f1l'l'IISf' Crvvn. 110H01l'fIAY. 111111 Brvmffr 11Ss11rt- ing 11111 l'llfi0llS sp1'1'111s for 11111 111115111 board. Tlzosv 1'11111 111111511 1111-YS. 1111 III-Y! Mr. Brigglzt 111115 11g111'11 Tim l1111'111g 110111 111.11115 sl1111'f.v-' CENTENNIAL EDITIIIN I 1 1 G P H EI. 0BOS0 1936 Houfs the zufffztlzfrr. Ernie? R-R-Rip 15110 Hcomin' up Io soo you somotime, Chile? Whvrcfs your lwzrlz, excuse? Coin, to ,4 and M, Sporgo? Dorothy, did she ufoslzf her Pore Svlmnrz proposes again Thv bug has got Syd and Conn Three humrply dumrplios sat on --And did Billy Tom fall!!! .-li-1-1 ll 'LU ll Top hat. zrlzite tif. tails Mary Frarzcvs uniting for Tarzan Bold-face primp Nrlboflj' out the' shffriff would 'llfllllf him llllflffl-Y Who has my boots and sacldlff? Sir Godiva on a lzlaclf marc' Kath r yn posws Lookin' for Santa Claus 11's Earl Carroll paging you. Lynn Mary Fralzces trzkes on tha wfrmy lark guards the' 1-VIHNIIPS CENTENNIAL EIDITIIIN H - , -.il EI. 011050 1036 CIIITZIIILS Grub Roulrzirvrfs at it again M 011 Pl T-Beth liz' feet lfs ilu' lauf after you. Fink Fnthffr Neptune and the SP0 Hag 112111111 smile Srzzzkf-'S in the gran WYIIOOII-SlfiT'fS Crzuffmalz Mowvrx Tuul: and his horsvsf Fire'-drill llorft be roy. Billy Tom ...,l.i1i-1 u70fl,f you mme' info my parlor? fust an Pa'il0r's typiral pose' A squatfPrs afmzlfl Wffzalf Burk in Ihr' gutfvr again, Kwi- neth? Gargoyle Pltlllfhl' and his flame' frzmbp and Rrlmin. selling senior pir- IurPs and frlrofw rnzmls !'llPI V IIPIIIIY! 14 roupln' spoolrs Three hffads are better llmn one Aint no sense sittin, on I1 f'PIIl'P all by yourself. Billy CENTENNIAL EDITICIN E M - -- .... . 1 EI, 0ll0S0 1936 Ann smiles Look, Mr. Woissmuller Fislwr smilos as Brooks Brother under the skin Ifs a good sign-but . . Workin, for Uncle Sam Look what I found Tfltfififl, along The wanclerers return bites Uur one-time balcony Adventurer All fences have Cates Bull session-My favorite suhjeet Almost fl stale-chrzm pionsh i p f'om'h for the seforzrl time Fellows with push Now hold it, foe Sorelle pauses for a smile CENTENNIAL EDI'l'ION - EI. 0ROS0 1936 llizl you get the hiss, Harriet? Belle of Shanty Town The Urchestra Shines Cf'IIllf?fT'lf'II, prefer lalomles Who is stalking you now, Auflrey? You just wait ,til the major sees Ihe fill of that hal, Jess! That smile' would win anybody, Kathrin The Riclors, Club , CENTENNIAL EDITIQIN 1 N V When You Buy Patronize EL OROSO ADVERTISERS . . l EI. 0ll0S0 1936 CUMPLIMENTS OF 3 RIVER OAKS COUNTRY CLUB FRED GREEN, Manager Y I Have You Tried Every Service You Expect of a PRINCE'S FAMOUS HAMBURGERS? Good Drug Store , Served on Delicious Poppy Seed Buns THE GABLES, Inc. PRINCE'S FAMQUS DRUGS, CONFECTIONS d HAMBURGER STAND , an I 1 TOILET ARTILLES 1 44509 South Maill 5100 Main LAOTIICI' Rosalie COMPLIMENTS OF E GIBRALTAR SAVINGS AND BUILDING N ASSOCIATION T E N WA ,M S SSW A SS-SSS, S SSSSSS-AMA-- N Duco Paintilzg, Body and Auto Repairs I ' 0'NEILL,S, Inc. A L TIETZE BROS. EXCLUSIVE GIRLS' SHOP .3'pi'4'itlli:illg nn E i N N Q 3301 Main Street D LADILLAL AND LA SALLIL I 2008 LAHVUIIIIK' St. Phone I'11-Stoll 7838 1 to 16 1 11 to I7 Jr' T A 4 mM I 0 N i CENTENNIAL EDITIIIN I. H. MOWERY, Inc. CORRIGAN'S NORGE Jewelers IVIASTERIJEALER and 903 Main RURAL ELECTIIICAL EQUIPMENT 1919 Washington 0 K 0 I4 by by D 0 W IJ 0 W COMPLIMENTS OF DOW MOTOR COMPANY O K 0 K by by D 0 VI D 0 VV AUTOMATIC SALES Co. Most, folks prefer! Distributors DUTCH MILL GARDENS RCA VICTOR Radios F L O VV E R S NORGE Products 3531 M AIN STR!-I I IIOIISTUN TEXAS 325 M. 8: M. Bldg. Hadley 3501 llqlpllpy 5,214 . l EI. 0Il0S0 1936 T E X C 0 FIRE-CHIEF GASOLINE Compliments of HENRICHS PHARMACY EAGLE AND FANNIN HADLEY 8127 k and CERTIFIED SERVICE RIVERSIDE DRUG STORE 4420 ALMEDA I-IADLEY 3181 CLOTHES FOR THE YOUNG MAN 1.r1lv.vl .S'tyle.v, Nr'zve.x't l,tlffL'1'H.Y STERLING 81 BAKER DRoRERs STOCKS - COTTON - GRAIN Telephone lfairfax 8161 SHELL BUILDING HOUSTON, TEXAS NIp:fIfxaux's Clothes of Quality GRIGG INSURANCE AGENCY INSURANCE AND BONDS 'Telephone Lf. 204-I Bankers Mortgage Bldg. H O U STON, TEXAS WHAT AFTER HIGH SCHOOL? Let Massey introduce you to an otfice position in keeping with your educational back- round. Nke do not Ironnse to make ot ou a lmusmess executive' but we wlll train ou tor, and place you ni, a starting position where your talents and education will open to you opportunities without limit. NX'e are receiving constantly more calls from employers for Massey graduates than wc have available to Fill the very desiralmle oftice positions open to them. XYe invite your investigation of our record in starting San Jacinto graduates on the road to success. MASSEY BUSINESS COLLEGE CAPITOL AYIQNVIC AT CAROLINE STREET FAIRFAX 3533 Lll.1 . ' CENTENNIAL -an 10N IEMAAN ' ' TEXAS PHOTO SUPPLY CO ORIENTAL RUSS LINENS TROUSSEAUX FINE SWISS MONOGRAMS I O COTTRH.L'S 1019 Main Strcct Where EL OROSO Photographic 33 Lsnkgaln Supplies Are Bought Junior League Building Put Electric crvicc to Work in Your Home IT,S CHEAP . ,P off ,,, --P1 f S M M! ,gf gffzlffw i WMM Jw i- P P P ff- Z! 1 MASURY PAINT . . . THE QSIS FLURISTS THE s1'.xNlw,xlm olf THOSE Sunlacinzds Florist XYI-IO KNOXX'-.PXNIJ Ol THOSE XYHO UO NOT XYANT TO TAKE CH.-XNCI-IS. JAMES BUTE COMPANY DEPENDABLE SERVICE SINCE 1867 FLOWERS FOR TEAS CORSAC-ES FOR DANCES Flowers for All Occasions l'lAllil'i.'XX 5.548flZO7 XlAlN Across from Humble Building EL 01g0so 1936 I We ,, ,, , l l . l akgwltz !3rog. ' ON MAIN AT RUSK Stop for Service O l fl A M E , . . . And What I l l 6e,.,t.1 Y It Stands For . Q I lr - f ' l L- -nw in That same impulse that lcafls one to look L Li-7 L - h I for the Karat mark on golcl . . . or the Ster- ' ling mark on silver . . . leads one to look for the label on an article of merchandise. l If the label says 'lsakowifz Bros. . . . the Where You Sgg the article is immecliatcly accepted as genuine . . . and ultimate satisfaction is a foregone conclusion! HUMBLE SIGN Outfitivrs in every nzvuibcr of ilzv family C E Compliments of N T E N N esse H. jones I Al L l E D I T I gi -1 -CENTENNIAL EDITIIIN V H777 77 Y V YY fx I I 0 SMART CLOTHES for I YOIINGER MEN IOI4 TEXAS :XYIQ I'KES'l'ON R201 , 9 BOOKS . STATIONERY . GIFTS LENIIING LIBRARY '35'l-'lT5f I I I I I I a mond Pearson I I Authorized Ford Dealer The place to get your NEW or USED I FIIIID V-3 I POLK AT CAROLINE PRESTON 3I44 I LINCOLN DIVISION . . . 23144 MAIN Cffmlflim fffll S U! SOUTH END CLEANERS WILLIAMS, LEE, SEARS H- D- HALL- MOP' f' ffl' 31 KENNERLY '-Depemluble Since l909', ATTORNEYS AT LAW 312 'VLIAM IIAIJLICY S111 In -f,-- Z' --- A-A -A - 1 V Z ,HZ 7 LL ..... - l.l- El. 0ll0S0 1936 Remington Portables THE LARGEST STORE nmlre typing easier and nearer IN THE LARGEST CITY 'k IN THE LARGEST STATE REMINGTUN-RAND, INC. A I004 Travis Cornplilnffnts Of , ANDREWS, KELLEY, KURTH Uuvuwl by IVPXIIIIS Sz CAMPBELL 1 I 1N'l'lllI'll by Tl'XllI1.S SAN JACINTO GRADUATES! Complirzwnls of nu-mal literary trzumng. Arlal to this thorough tram ing lll the Ilracucnl commercial suhjccts :mal you wlI Inc economically inrlepcnrlem. our fzwulmvs for preparxng you for ll posmon. Xlalt our rrlmool for ucumlcsl IIIIUYIIIIIIHHI. ASSOCIATION HOUSTON BUSINESS Cl ILLEGE 3708 MAIN STREET L H580 Krupp SLTII C. ODDS! 90l MAIN' AI' WALKER CK? 'I'o1,w Familjs Shoe Stovej' 54th Year You have your high achool educatiougyour fund.:- XVQ' very cordially invite you to take ZIIIVLIIIIHQK mf i-111 ,il..l - ..l.l-1 CENTENNIAL EDI'l'l0N Rings and Invitations for SAN JACINTO SENIQRS are Designed and Manufactured right here in Houston in the SOUTH'S LARGEST AND FINEST School jewelry and Engraving plant Personally, I wish to thank you for the privilege of serving you Lindsey Blayney 0 Rffprfwelztirzg R 5 Star Engraving Company 1 i - T flll0S0 1936 COMPLIMENTS OF DUN QM QQMPW FURNISHINGS and DECQIQATIONS 33II MAIN BLVD I-IADLEY 3330 CompIime'n1:s3 of F fiends H' , ,l . ,i.. ..1-l- - CE NNIAL Eni'rl0N WISHING SCHLUETERQS STUDIO 36 I 7 MAIN HAIJLFIY 1730 Suvcvss for the 1936 lil Uroso and to Every SAN ,IACINTO STUDENT OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPH ER I f ' N ,Q 4,57 'hs f' , . Q - gd is-.Q ,I z2. : i :i xv. -is 'i ' 'I' ' ,A A , 1 ,. I ,fb 'I , ' I gi f -:' A , -' g?5g,411fgf . ig A f A I I Y W9 Cave Ilw Hvsl Pholograplly Wv Hall willl FRIENDLY-PLEASANT-EFFICIENT SERVICE We Will Always lif'lllf'lllllPI' THE GRADUATING CLASS 1 - - ....l, . .ui .,1 rn, F W ,E L E 56:-Q H H Q 1 wx , 'I , 1- ',:. g 1,W.,. ,1 A ,,, , , , q, A ' , ' -' 5 -V I x R , uij' r 4. . A K Aff AUTOGRAPHS JW. , ,. ' I Q' ' V - I A - A 3' ' N X , - f ' MQW!! W M ' XJ M pffww f Si fi . - LWJ' A V f ! QQ , uv QQ J iii . A Q F if 16.m,,1f.4J,.A,,x.,,6 W 1 T 1 ' 'V 11 Q fx ': f I' X Q. I A x N, I , i QA. W 07 ' 1 JH f 'L . f N ff ' - E, - l ' , E his Page Compliments of ' PARKE ENGRAVING CO. A IQ ' fx' Engravers 1936 EL Oxoso 5 Q01 b 1 30, -V. ....,, Q. ' ' I Q. - if , . . ,f - , . M, -2-7, -A fi , , - 4 . ' ' gf! I' z, w'mvfN J + ff -1 5. a , i - A U 51.- .V-7 3 J af p 4-1 i , 'f 2' A f L ' 'i Yi.. 1-' rr fi W If .f i V , 4 Vg av-5' Q 1 ff ' - 'Q' -1 . 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