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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1937 volume:

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Xackoixo Xexxcjo SCXGOOX S , 'YVB95 '52-10 XS V200 STO FQREWCDRD I expect to pass through this world but once: any good, therefore, that I can clo, or any kindness that I can show to a human being, let me do it now, let me not neglect or defer it, for I shall not pass this way again. -I-Iegeman THE WEST TOWER MRS. BELLE K. MCGINNIS DE DICQTICDN In partial payment of the great debt which we owe to so great a booster ot things worthwhile, to so wise an advisor, so kind a friend, and so noble a charac- ter, we dedicate this, the eleventh vol- ume of the El Oroso, to Mrs. Belle McGinnis, whose long years of patient service and whole-hearted loyalty have not heretofore been recognized and honored. CCDNTENTS QDMINISTRQTION SENIOR CLHSS UNDERGRHDUHTES QCTIVITIES VQNITY F9112 QTHLETICS HUMQR SNHPSHOTS by ,, X Nivigx !X X Lg ax f QYAJNQT N1 5Sxf N5 L-'EKXX X ff, 01,1 Ill f ll! I 011 111 M Q W I ADMINISTRATICDN T. H. ROGERS TO THE CLHSS OF 1937: This year I am guoting for you some lines from Pope that l trust will be ot value to you. Know then this truth ienough for man to knowb, Virtue alone is happiness below. The only point where human bliss stands still, Find tastes the good without the tall to illp Where only merit constant pay receives, Is blest in what it takes and what it gives, Never elated, while one man's oppress'd, Never dejected, while another's blestp Slave to no sect, who takes no private road, But looks through Nature up to Nature's God: Pursues that chain which links th' immense design, loins Heaven and Earth, and mortal and divine, Sees, that no being any bliss can know, But touches some above, and some belowg Learns from this union ot the rising whole First, last purpose of the human soul, .Qnd knows where faith, law, morals, all began, Hll end in love of God and love of man. EXECUTIVES Throughout the extent of our school lite, there has been a guiding hand, unseen and unappre- ciated, yet always there to lend valuable aid in time of need. That hand is the kindly assistance of our executives, Mr. Rogers, Mr. Gates, and Miss lohnson. Many times during our years spent at San lacinto, we have come in contact with these guardians of power. Sometimes, the contacts have not been as pleasant as they could be, but, in all fairness, no person could deny that he has received justice tempered with kindness at their hands. Those students who know our executives more intimately can easily appreciate their wis- dom and can recognize that their tireless energy is used primarily for our welfare. These men and women are devoting their lives to the betterment of San Jacinto, and, although many ot us have not realized it, they form the bridge which closes the gap between education of the mind and build- ing of the character. Hs a fitting tribute to our respected and loved superiors and as partial payment on the eternal debt of gratitude we owe them, we can only vow to conduct ourselves in the world which we are entering in a manner suitable to the instruction they have given us. Mr. T. H. Rogers Mr. E. C. Gates Miss Genevieve Johnson V .,. -gf, 5.74, -Af.. T. H. Rogers ............. E. C. Gates ............. Genevieve Johnson .... . .............. Dean Ruby Donihoo ...... . . 5 FQCULTY . . . . . . . .Principal Hssistant Principal ........Secretary .s f A at ,--1. Susan Patillo ............... ...... L ibrarian Lewis Rueckert .... ...... H ssistant Librarian Mamie Rothe ..................... Registrar Mrs. Hddie Beach ..... Qttendance Secretary ENGLISH DEPHRTMENT E. B. Ingrahain, 'Head of Department J. P. Barber Mary Lee Durham - Ruth Hickey Nell Batte - Ella Mae Gehring Nell Huggins John Brandstetter Minne Gillespie J. Fl. Manley .Fllberta Brasher Sarah Gross Minnie Mitchell Bernice Beard MarvhEllen Oatman Frances Cunningham Mary len Orton M HISTORY DEPHRTMENT E. C. Gates, Head of Department R. J. Hlsup F. L. Duggan Emest M. Mills Maude Brewster Virginia Leigh C. B. Mohle Inez Bryan H. B. London Rub G. Ratlitt JJ. Leslie Dickson J. E. lftlilliams MHTHEMHTICS DEPARTMENT Winifred Thomas, Head of Department J Willie V. Briant Lillian Saunders Christine Schultz J. H. Bright ' ' Hlbert Walls Elmer Cox W. H. Warren Flora Davie Margaret Waples Paula Doering P Florence Whittington MUSIC DEPHRTMENT Mrs. Belle K. McGinnis John Brandstetteg' ' LHTIN DEPHRTMENT C. E. La Master, Head of Department Helen Steed Mrs. C. H. Hugg Katie Boxlewb Vernon illworth Dorothy Estill y Hnna Evans H. E. Butler Eva S. Chaney Mayme D. Clayton V. E. Dabney Mrs. F. M. Hllen Edith Babb' Harriette Brush Helen L. Byington MODERN LHNGUHGE DEPHRTMENT Sara Gaskill, Head of Department VOCHTIONHL DEPHRTMENT Stuart MacKay Dorothy Marshall Nellie Maxwell Mrs. J. W. McManus Hdele Michael Frances Murphy Mrs. M. J. Peek SCIENCE DEPHRTMENT C. W. Summers, Chairman W. L. Burns J. P. Fintrock Jesse Madden PI-IYSICHL EDUCHTION DEPHRTMENT Hlton Harding W. H. Hodges Irene Spiess R. O. T. C. Lieutenant Shearn lnez Goodman Mrs. Bryan Shanahan Mrs. Ida Thompson Esther Trevino Billy T. Jones Lucille Smith Harold I. Smith Josephine Tucker Fannie Volck O. W. Rota Maybell F. Sperry Glen Stanbaugh Pauline Woods -M. 'SQQI1 , M., - .iii T X was AX Q - 5 RQ +P f W :gf , .- mwggs, Sf , vm. ,.. X , N, xii xt if S NF . .wx X. fi- -kr 155 - f' T . All'lf?ll Qhfmf MOST REPRESENTHTIVE GIRL MOST REPRESENTHTIVE STUDENT KJWWZ-QV ra .ffl fffffim MOST REPRESENTQTIVE BUY ii , lj g96lf7ffLllfflf MUST POPULQR GIRL .WNW ff MOST PQPULQR BOY SENICDR CLASS , A. ,, lfwif , pr S--1 V I my n 5 Z' 23 f lu - , x S! x V . ' -x X , 1 , 'I Nick Bellegie Marion Frost Bettye Gehring Sid Nachlas SENIOR CLHSS Motto: Every man is the architect of his own fortune. Colors: Pink, silver, and green. Flower: Sweetheart rose. Hfter a series of run-off elections, Nick Bellegie, out- standing student and El Oroso Co-Editor-in-Chief, was- elected President of the 1937 Senior Class. Other officers elected were Marion Frost, Vice-President: Betty Gehring, Secretary, and Sid Nachlas, Treasurer. H new method of organizing the activities of the grad- uates was initiated loy Mr. Rogers and the class officers. H Senior Council, composed of representatives from each registration, was chosen and became an intermediary for all Senior affairs. During the spring term the attention of the Senior Class was directed towards a lengthy list of entertainments given in the various members' honor. Included in this list were the annual reception given by the University of Houston, the Senior picnic, class night, Baccalaureate Sermon, and the Commencement exercises. One of San lacinto's largest graduating classes, the Class of 1937, is expected to produce many honors for her alma mater. Y hai ' ,v'-Q' tu ninnupj if E Ii nl, , , Ji' ,. J, ' .3 4 4 3 Q 'rs .lf Q ' e 'll 5. J -s '7- J F -. If ,fi X vs . fi ,ti ff 'nf 'hi .yi Jr ,A - ef - X, SENIOR COMMITTEES L INVITHTION COMMITTEE it ELEHNOR MILLER, Chairman L' Shirley Moskowitz Elizabeth Morrow Ripley Hrcher Rlvin Beyer i, COLOR-FLOWER-MOTTO CO HELEN CHMPBELL, chaimmn ,QI WM Marie Wunderlich P. F. Graves Philip DeWolfe ,V ffl Robert Elliot Dorothy Scruggs Linda Lea Houchins ' CHP HND GOWN COMMITTEE , f l ROGER cizamr, chairman 'K Q, Ray Scruggs Sarah Lewis Carolyn Conway Marjorie Fulks Ben Gotland 'Margaret Schiller Iames Thompson Mac Webber ' 2 tl Rodney Herzog Hman Rasch Edward Kerr :ig E 'Z-3 DHNCE COMMITTEE g RUB:-ms HQNKQMER, chairman ' Hllan Collette Bettye Gehring Richard Buckingham all Dorothy lean Kent Marian Moore Q W, cmss NIGHT commas nvizonm vnsnmasns, chairman Q Margaret Schiller Shirley Moskowitz Doris McClunq 7. Frank Zumwalt Evelyn Slomovitz Hazel Webmer PICNIC COMMITTEE tg ' -Q5 HOWHRD PHRK, Chairman Doris McClung ' Katherine Ware Hllen Nice Marion Frost a Olive Dustin Ralph Cooley Sid Nachlas Herman Lovitz . f I. Richard Buckingham GIFT COMMITTEE aLv1N BEYER, chairman K, Edward Kerr I. K. Matheny Mary Hnn Little Iudy Boissat i , Ben Soher K W I I 3 HYDHM, QNNH MHRIE-Booster Club. BHILEY, BRUCE-Boys' Booster Club, Football, '36. BHLDWIN, MHRGIE-Booster Club, Pep Club, French Club. BHLL, DOROTHY-Booster Club, French Club, Base- ball Intramurals, Volley Ball Intramurals, Basketball Intramurals. BHRQK, IHCK BHRNHRD, DONHLD-Football, '36, Senior Repre- sentative, Hi-Y, '36, '37, Booster Club, Spanish Club. BHRNSTON, IHCK BHRRETT, GEORGE BHUM, SID-Chief Yell-leader, Boys' Booster Club, Rdvertising Club, Salesmanship Club, S.P.C.Pi. BHUMGQRTNER, ELEHNOR-Basketball, Volley Ball, Baseball Intramurals, Girl Reserves. BEHMHN, BEVERLY BECKMHN, WHDE HDQMO, DOMINICK-Boys' Booster Club, '35, '36, Spanish Club, '35, '36, Hdvertising Club, '35, lournalism, '37, Salesmanship, '35, '36, Senior Rep- resentative, '37. HDERMHN, BILLIE HLEO, HNDREW-Boys' Booster Club, '36, '37, Dramatics, '35, '36. HLGER, BETTIE IEHN-Yell Leader, '35, Booster Club, '34, '35, '36, Girls' Chorus, '37, Vodvil, '35,'37. HNDERSON, BILLY-R.O.T.C. Band. HNDERSON, MHRY ELIZHBETH-Pep Club, Spanish Club, Booster Club. HRCHER, RIPLEY FISH, MQRIORIE HTKINS, IHMES-Spanish Club. HTKINSON, DOREEN HTKINSON, EDWHRD-Spanish Club, Swimming, '36, '37, Track, '37. HVERILL, MHRY-Booster Club, French Club, Pep Club. BELLEGIE, NICK-President of Senior Class, Editor of El Oroso, Presidents' Club. BENDER, DICK-Basketball. BERING, MHRY CORNELIH BERNHRD, LYNN-Booster Club, Vodvil, '36. BERTELSEN, HQL BEYER, HLVIN-Editor El Oroso, Chairman Gift Com- mittee, Presidents' Club. BIOSSHT, JUDY-Spanish Club, Tertulita Castellana. BIRENBQUM, LILLIHN BLHCK, HHZEL-Spanish Club, Booster Club. BLHKENEY, ROLLIN BLUM, IULIUS-Football, '34, '35, '36, Track, '36, Spanish Club, Booster Club. BOGHRD, CQRL-Football, '35, '36, Hi-Y, Booster Club, Spanish, S.P.C.H. if T if :.- 3 ' . , i ,t , n , t . :AI lxgl vvz.. . I W . it .Li i 'M I . B . Stiff? -iiff J '- I ' T 1 . 'mi l 55 D - , igffrfi - ' : BOND, EMMETT-Booster Club, Spanish Club, Sales- manship Club. BOWMHN, IOYCE-Pep Club, French Club. BOYD, DOROTHY BOYD, ROGER BOZE, LUCILLE BRHDY, TOE BRQNHHM, VIRGINIH BREEDLOVE, BERNQDET-Booster Club, Pep Club, '34, Riding Club. BRETT, CQTHRYN-Spanish Club, Tennis Club, Booster Club, Writers Club, S.P.C.Fl. BRIDGES, CHROLINE-Booster Club, French Club. BRIER, MHX BRILLING, LUCILE4-Campus Cub Staff, Spanish Club, Booster Club. CHMERON, PEGGY-Booster Club: Pep Club: El Oroso: Tennis Club. CRMP, HDRIENNE CHMPBELL, HELEN-Spanish Club: Pep Club: Boost' er Club. CQRLON, ELIZHBETH-Pep Club: Booster Club: In- tramurals, '36, '37. CHRLSON, GEORGE-Senior Council: R.O.T.C., lst Lieutenant. CHROTHERS, CHMPBELL-Spanish Club: Booster Club. CHRROLL, MHRIE-Booster Club. CQRTER, HNNH IUNE CHSHMQN, VlRGlNlFl4Booster Club: El Oroso: Interscholastic, Hrt. CHSTILLO, HQROLD--Booster Club: Qdvertising Club: Salesmanship Club: R.O.T.C. CQVE, BETTY-Spanish Club: Booster Club: Sopho- more Fissistant. CHHMBLESS, IUDSON BRITHIN, BEVERLY IEHN-Senior Representative: Spanish Club: Salesmanship Club: Swimming Club Intramurals. BROCKSTEIN, HHRRY-Spanish Club: Boys' Booster Club: Qdvertising Club: lournalism. BROKHW, VIRGINIH-Booster Club: Pep Club: Ye Scribes, Reporter, '36: Senior Representative. BROUNES, PINCUS-Spanish Club, '35. BRIDGES, BROWDER BROWN, MHRY FRHNCES-Girl Reserves: Girl Booster Club: Intramurals. 'T f ' 'lif-qv .4-- x-cg Q- - J is-'fq BUCKINGHHM, RICHHRD-Boys' Booster Club, Chief: Presidents' Club: El Oroso Staff, Business Man- aqer. BURNETTE, W. E., IR. BUSKE, MILDRED-Girl Reserve: Pep Club. BUSSH, BETSY HNN BUTLER, BETTY-Girls' Booster Club: Spanish Club. BYNUM, EVELYN-Spanish Club: Booster Club: Vaudeville, '34, '35. CHQN, GEORGE CHRPMHN, ISHBEL CHERQULT, EDDIS-Spanish Club: Booster Club: Writers' Club: Pep Club. CHRISTY, VIRGINIH--Booster Club: Spanish Club. CLHRK, IEHNNE-Booster Club. CLHRK, I. E.-R.O.T.C., lst Lieutenant: Booster Club: Spanish Club. CLEVELHND, ELIZHBETH-Girl Reserves: Intra- murals: Salesmanship Club: Booster Club. COBB, IOE-Booster Club. COE, MICKIE-Spanish Club: Salesmanship Club: Booster Club: Vaudeville, '34, '37: S.P.C.Fl. EOHN, ELISE-Orchestra: Booster Club: French lub. COLLETTE, HLLHN COLLIS, MHRTIN cU..s. Ev' CONWHY, CHROLYN-French Club, President: Booster Club: Pep Club: Writers' Club: El Oroso: Presidents' Club. COOKENBOO, LOUISE COOKSEY, l'-IHZEL EHRLE-Student Council: Gir Reserves. COOLEY, DENTON-Tennis Club: Team, '37: Golf Club: Booster Club: Spanish Club: Basketball, '37: S.P.C.Fl.: Interscholastic. COOLEY, RHLPH-Booster Club, Chief, '37: Spanish Club: Track, '36: Presidents' Club: Most Popular Boy: Golf Club: S.P.C.I3l. COONS, RUBY COX, STEDMHN PHLMER-Booster Club. CRHTIN, ROGER-Spanish Club, Vice-President: Senior Council: Booster Club. CRONKRITE, MQYDEL CRUSHRHY-Football, '35: Track, '37: Spanish Club: Booster Club. CUMMINGS, W. B.-Band, '35: Booster Club. CUNNINGHHM, MQLCOLM-Ice Hockey Team, Captain, '34, '35, DUMHN, IERRY-Booster Club, Iournalism Club. DUSTIN, OLIVE-Pep Club, Secretary of Iunior Class, e Tr surer 6 anish lu ecret r PpC1ub, ea ,'3,Sp' Cb,S ay, '36, Reporter, '37, Booster Club. EHRHHRT, SUS!-IN EHRLYWINE, HERMF-IN-Booster Club, Band, Or- chestra, Spanish Club, R.O.T.C. EILHND, ELIZHBETH ELLIOTT, ROBERT ELLIS, HELEN-Salesmanship Club, Booster Club. EMERSON, MHRY-Booster Club, Spanish Club, Chorus. ENDICOTT, MHRY ESTH ER EPSTEIN, RUTH-Salesmanship Club, Spanish Club, Baseball Intramurals. ERWIN, MYR1'-I-Booster Club, Spanish Club. EUBHNK, NELL-Girl Reserves. DHBBS, HNN-Tennis Club, Tennis Team. DHILEY, DORRIS DHVID, HLICE-Booster Club, Spanish Club. DHVID, LEO-Spanish Club, Salesmanship Club Booster Club. DFIVIS, FLOYD-Booster Club, Golf Club. DHWSON, KITTY LOU-Intramurals, '34, '35, '35 Salesmanship Club, Volley Ball. DE LONG, ROBERT-Spanish Club, Booster Club DE WOLFE, Pl-IILLIP DICKENS, RUTH4Spanish Club. DINGLE, LHURH-Booster Club, French Club, lntra murals, Basketball, Baseball, Volley Ball, Vaucleville '37. DIPPEL, FLORENCE DUBINSKI, SYLVHN EVQNS, CI-IHRLES-Spanish Club, Booster Club. EVHNS, NORMHN-Booster Club, Spanish Club, Treasurer, Ye Scribes, President, Yell Leader, '36, Presidents' Club, El Oroso, Golf Club, Vice-President lunior Class. EVERETT, LEROY-Booster Club. FHGQN, IHCQUILYN FHRMER, FRFlNCESASpanish Club, Intramurals, Booster Club. FQRNSWORTH, DQVID-Spanish Club, Booster Club, Campus Cub, R.O.T.C. Band. FQYLE, HENRY FHYLE, ROBERT FESER, BOBBY-Spanish Club, Officers' Club, R.O.T.C. Band. FIELDS, WENDELL-Booster Club, Spanish Club, Hdvertising Club, Golf Club. FINNEGFIN, MHRY MHRGHRET-Booster Club: Vaudeville, '37, French Club, Girls' Chorus, '37, FLHIG, FERNE-Dramatics Club, Booster Club, Ten- nis Club, Swimming Club, S.P.C.H. EIYHQIHGQN, IHCK KEY-Spanish Club, Booster u . FLOETER, DHVID-Spanish Club, Booster Club, Ye Scribes. FOOSHEE, S. I.-Booster Club, Spanish Club. FORNEY, CHQRLES-Spanish Club, Booster Club, Campus Cub, Tennis Club, Golf Club. FOSTER, CLHIRE IEJRHICHTMQN, HENRIETTQ-Booster Club, French u . FREEBORN, IHCK FREEMHN, WINNIE FRITSCI-I, MHXINE FROSCH, HHSKELL-La Tertulita Castellana. FRCST, MHRION-Pep Club, Secretary, '35, Vice- President, '35, President, '36, Reporter, '37, El Oroso, lunior Editor, '36, Circulation Manager, '37, Booster Club, Cash, '34, '35, Senior Hsst., '37, French Club, Vice-Pres., '36, Sec. Sophomore Class, Treasurer ginger Class, Vice-President Senior Class, Presidents' u . FULKS, MHRIORIE-Booster Club, Tennis Club, El Oroso, Spanish Club, Campus Cub, Hdvertising Man- ager, Interscholastic. GODLOVE, REVH-French Club: Booster Club. GOOLSBEE, MHRYNELL-Booster Club: French Club: S.P.C.H. GORDON, SHIRLEY-Booster Club: Campus Cub: Salesmanship Club: Dramatics Club: Latin Club: S.P.C.H.: Hdvertising Club. GRFIVES, P. F. GREER, PHYLLIS-Booster Club: French Club: Ten- nis Club: El Oroso. GREGORY, ELIZHBETH GROFF, EDWHRD-Booster Club: French Club, Ser- geant-at-Hrms: El Oroso: Band: R.O.T.C. GROUNDS, DOROTHY LEE-Pep Club, Secretary, '36, Vice-President, '36, President, '37: Booster Club, Cash, '36: Presidents' Club: Tennis Club: French Club: El Oroso, Hctivity Manager, '37: Ye Scribes. GUBERMHN, LILLIHN-Intramurals: Tennis Club. GUINN, HUDREY-Booster Club: French Club: Span- ish Club: Intramurals. GUNN, CHROLYN-Spanish Club: French Club: Booster Club: Intramurals: Vaudeville, '34, '35, '37, HHMMER, LLOYD GHLLIER, NHNCY-Spanish Club: Booster Club: liiergch Club: Ye Scribes: El Oroso: Pep Club: Tennis u . ' GHIDO, S. I. GQRDNER, MILTON-Spanish Club: Football: Ger- man Club. GHRFINKEL, KHLMHN GHRTNER, BETTIE-Yell Leader, '34, '35: Booster Club: El Oroso: Most Popular Girl, '36, '37: Relay Queen, '35, '37: Vaudeville, '34, '35, '37: Girls' Chorus. GHULDING, HHLLENE-Spanish Club. GHYLE, REGENH-Booster Club: Tennis Club: Span- ish Club: Girl Reserves. GEHRING, BETTYE-Pep Club, Captain Drum Corps, '36: Secretary Senior Class: Booster Club, Chief, '37: French Club: Vaudeville, '35, '37: Girls' Chorus: Presidents' Club: El Oroso. GENTRY, ELIZHBETH-Spanish Club: Booster Club. GEORGE, DORIS MHE GIBBS, REQ-Booster Club: Spanish Club: S,P.C.H.: Tennis Club. GIRHUD, MHRGHRETASpanish Club: Booster Club. 4 H -' z :Q I , 1 as I if i H1 , I E :JN I 1 F ,,., at .V,- K y 1 ' k ii .L JK, 7.5 3 l : f 1 . zi. . ft- - sm. -V .. Q? ..- . siigzg x g if - - ' .- ' Pit' i , gf -. A ri ' '.-- tiff' 11+ -Q-fm ,W . . , . writ? f..aff f iw 1 V .. . .:'. ,ft .4 , 43. .-Us I :P 'Q-. U f if I I I 'if ' esss . HQMMOND, ILQ PEHRL-Booster Club, Spanish Club, Pep Club, French Club. HHNKHMER, RUBHLEE-Booster Club, Chief, '36, Pep Club, Lieutenant, '35, Major, '36, Tennis Club, French Club, El Oroso, Hsst. Editor, Presidents' Club. HHRDEMQN, EDWQRD HHRDIN, MHRY LENOIR HHRDY, SHM+Football, '34, '35, '36. HQRGROVE, MILDRED-Booster Club. HHRRINGTON, SCRFINTON-Booster Club, Spanish Club, Track, '37, HHRRIS, KENNETH-Booster Club. liI:flRRIS, MHRY QLlCEATennis Club, Swimming ub. HQRTMQN, HHZEL HEMPHILL, IHMES-R.O.T.C., Booster Club. HENDRICKS, DHN N., lR.hR.O.T.C., Booster Club, Spanish Club. HERDEIURGEN, LEONH HERZOG, RODNEY HESSLER, DHVIS-Booster Club, Spanish Club, Football Manager, '34, '35, '36. HIEBELER, OTIS-Basketball, Football, Golf Club, Booster Club. HIGHHMS, KHTHERINE-Booster Club, French Club. HILL, DONHLD HINESLEY, VHNCE-Tertulita Castellano, El Oroso, Ye Scribes, Booster Club. HOLCOMBE, THELMH HOLLHND, LEONHRDfBooster Club, Spanish Club, Basketball, '36, '37. HOLT, MHRIORIE-French Club. HOOD, KITTIE LEE-Spanish Club, Booster Club, Pep Club, Campus Cub. HOROVITZ, PHUL-Booster Club, Fldvertising Club, Salesmanship Club, Journalism Club. IENNINGS, NHNCY-Booster Club, El Oroso. IENSEN, BLHINE IOFFRION, IUSTINA-Booster Club, Spanish Club. IOHNSON, MIRIHM-Girl Reserves, El Oroso, Pep Club, Campus Cub, Business Manager, Booster Club. IOHNSTON, DORIS lEHNABooster Club, Spanish Club, Pep Club, El Oroso. IOHNSTON, IEHN-Booster Club. IONES, BHRBQRH-Spanish Club, Campus Cub, Ye Scribes, S.P.C.H., Dramatics. IONES, MHRGHRET-Booster Club, French Club. IUDD, LHWRENCE-Booster Club. KQHLDEN, CLF1RHgBooster Club. KHPLHN, ROSELLE4Spanish Club, Orchestra, Cam- pus Cub. KEGG, TOM HORTON, HGNES-Booster Club, Spanish Club. HOUCHINS, LYNDH LEH-Booster Club, Pep Club French Club, Ye Scribes. HOWHRD, NINQ HUFNELL, MOLLIE HUNSHKER, IUDITH-Pep Club. IMBER, MHRGPIRET-Girl Reserves IMRIE, FRHNK-Spanish Club, Booster Club, Inter- scholastic. ISBELL, IHCK-Spanish Club, Booster Club, Foot- ball, '34, '35, '36, El Oroso, Sports Editor, Golf Club, Tennis Club, Ye Scribes. IQCOBS, MHRIHN IQMESON, IQNE-Booster Club, Spanish Club, Girl Reserves. IHPHET, GEORGE T.4Swimming Team, '36, IHRRETT, KPITHLEEN-Pep Club, Salesmanship Club, Booster Club, Hdvertising Club. KELLER, GRHCE EVELYN KELLY, ROYAR.O.T.C. Band, Spanish Club. KELSO, FRHNCES-Booster Club, Spanish Club. KERCHIVQL, MQRY MHRGHRET KERR, EDWHRD-Spanish Club, Booster Club, R.O.- T.C., Officers' Club, President. KERR, MHRY OLIVE-Girl Reserves, Vaudeville, Salesmanship Club, Vice-President, 3rd period. KERSHNER, HDELQIDE-Booster Club, Tennis Club. EESSLER, MINNIE-Salesmanship Club, Spanish lub. KIKER, HELEN IEQN-Booster Club. KING, VIRGINIH TOM-Dramatics Club, President, French Club, S.P.C.H., Pres., Tennis Club, Vaude- ville, '36, Booster Club, One-Hct Play, '35, '36. KISTEN, KQTHERINE-Booster Club, Intramurals. KITCHEN, WHYNE . 2 ii. Vi . jf? i iii r, V ' I i tsls . ' : . L 1 h ' B M - f I t F klsfi sa 2 g G .-1: g ..,p I lb? ' . iiri I - 1ffx2if:3 . -1 I i l ' 'z 5 ' , 1 .,,. A ,, , , - --,.-'. , 3: t g if . , 1 V .: rg f .. . z 'TR , as . S I. B S is I . .. KOST, NHTHHN-Booster Club, Salesmanship Club. LHNE, ED-Booster Club, R.O.T.C., lst Lieutenant, Officers' Club. LEQHY, DORIS-Spanish Club, Intramurals, S.P.C.H. LEIGI-I, lHNEABooster Club, Spanish Club. LEMMON, FRQNCES-Booster Club, Spanish Club. LEOPOLD, NELSON-Spanish Club, Booster Club, Salesmanship Club, S.P.C.H. LESLIE, IEHN-Booster Club, Campus Cub. LEWIS, PHILLIP-Booster Club, R.O.T.C., Officers Club. LEWIS, SHRFP-Booster Club, Spanish Club, Girl Builders, Girl Reserves, Salesmanship Club, S.P.C.Q. Intramurals. LIESE, BILLIE-French Club. LINDSEY, IEQNETTE LINSCOME, MIRIPI-Spanish Club. MHRTIN, ISFIBEL-Booster Club: Spanish Club. MHRTIN, WILLIHM-Booster Club: R.O.T.C.: Of- ficers' Club. MHTHERY, I . K.-Booster Club. MHZOW, EDYTHE-Ye Scribes: Booster Club: French Club: Dramatics Club: El Oroso: S.P.C.Pl. MCCLUNG, DORIS-Pep Club: Booster Club: Chorus. MCCONNELL, FRQNCES MCDHNNHLD, BETTY IO-Pep Club: Booster Club: Campus Cub. MCINTYRE, GRHCE ELLEN-Senior Beauty. MCLURE, BENIHMIN-Spanish Club. MCNEELY, CURTIS MCREYNOLDS, STEPHEN-Booster Club: R.O.T.C.: Officers' Club: Spanish Club. MEQDOWS, GLHDYS LIPSCOMBE, CI-IHRLES-Booster Club: Football Manager, '33, '34, '36: Vaudeville, '35, '36: Basket- ball, '33, '34, '36. LITTLE, MHRY HNN-Booster Club. LONG, LILLIHN-Booster Club: French Club: Girl Reserves. EOQIG, PHTRICIH-Pep Club: Booster Club: Campus u . LOVITZ, HERMHN-Booster Club: Campus Cub: Interscholastic: Vaudeville, '35: French Club. LOWE, BETH-Spanish Club: Booster Club. LYLES, RHNDOLPH LYNCH, RUTH4Booster Club. LYNE, IOE MHQS, BERNICE!French Club: Dramatics Club. MacGREGOR, KHTHLEEN-Booster Club: French Club: S.P.C.I31.: Dramatics Club. MHNIKH, EDDIE MERRELL, MHRY IHNE-Pep Club: Spanish Club: Booster Club: French Club. METCHLF, HUGH MILLER, BETTIE IEJIIELEER, DOROTHY-El Oroso: Tennis Club: Booster u . MILLER, ELEHNOR-Booster Club: Pep Club, Secre- tary, '35, Treasurer, '36: El Oroso, Snapshot Editor: French Club. MILWEE, YVONNE-Booster Club. MINOR, DOROTHY-Spanish Club. MENTON, RUTH-French Club: Tennis Club: Booster C ub. MITCHELL, GEORGE MLHDENKH, C. V.-Booster Club: Spanish Club: ghesr Leader, '36: Vaudeville, '34, '35: Qdvertising u . MOFFHTT, ROBBIE MHE-Booster Club: Spanish Club: Pep Club. MONTGOMERY, EMILY-Booster Club: Spanish Club: Ye Scribes: Vaudeville: Chorus. 1 S I 1 MOORE, MRRION--Pep Club, Secretary, '37: El Oroso: Booster Club. MORRIS, EUGENIH-Booster Club: Spanish Club: French Club. MORRIS, STEWHRT-Booster Club: Spanish Club: R.O.T.C.: Officers' Club: Tertulita Castellana. MORRISON, KENT-Spanish Club: Track, '37. MORROW, ELIZHBETH-Spanish Club: Pep Club, Settegast Trophy: Booster Club: Tennis Club. MOSKOWITZ, SHIRLEY-El Oroso, Hrt Editor: Inter- scholastic. A MOSS, ENOLQ MHE-Spanish Club. MURRHY, LYNNE-Track, '35, '36, '37: Booster Club: Spanish Club. MUSHHWHY, GROVER NHCHLHS, SID-Treasurer Senior Class: Booster Slab, Hsst. Chief: Most Representative Boy: Baskete a . NELSON, PHTRICIH NEUHHUS, MHRIORIE-El Oroso: Pep Club. 5 5 PHLMER, RUBY PHRK, HOWHRD-Spanish Club, President, '35, '37, Booster Club, Rsst. Chief, '37, Presidents' Club, Vice- President, Officers' Club, Hockey, '35, '36, '37, R.O.T.C., Student Colonel. PHRKER, NORML'-l LEE PECKINPQUGH, TOM-Spanish Club, Booster Club Tennis Club, Debate. ERKIN OSEPH Booster Club S anish Club, P S, I - 1 p Tennis Club, El Oroso, Campus Cub. PICTON, LIDH PIEHL, HNNETTE-Booster Club, Senior Beauty, Spanish Club, Pep Club. PIERCE, KHRL-Booster Club, Campus Cub. PIERCE, KEMPTON-Booster Club, Spanish Club Hockey, '34, '35, '36. PIZZO, FRHNCES-Booster Club, Intramurals, Basket- ball, Volley Ball. POPE, CHHRLOTTE-Spanish Club, Tennis Club. PORTER, BHRBHRHAPep Club, Spanish Club. 1 NICE, HLLHN-Booster Club, Spanish Club, Hockey Team, '36, '37. NICHOLS, IOHN-Campus Cub, Spanish Club, Ye Scribes, Interscholastic. NORED, LOU HNN-'Booster Club. NORRIS, EDITH-Booster Club, Salesmanship Club. NOYES, GEORGE NUSSBHUM, BEVERLY O'BHNION, BOB-Booster Club, Spanish Club. OBERLE, EUGENEMR.O.T.C. O'CONNOR, IOE-Boys' Booster Club, Spanish Club, Basketball. OLIVHRLMIRIFIM-Spanish Club, Booster Club, Interscholastic. OWEN, IEHN OWENS, HHRVEL-Spanish Club, Chorus. W I POWELL, LILLIFIN PRHY, BOB ,QQ 'W PRIDDIE, PHTRICIHiSpanish Club: El Oroso: Ten- nis Club: Booster Club: Intramurals: Campus Cub. K, if PROCTOR, NEELY-El Oroso: Booster Club: Intra murals. M RHCHUIG, CHHRLES 5 f' RHPP, WHLTER D RQSCH, HRNQN-Booster Club: Spanish Club. RHUCH, IHNE RFIY, LOUISEiBooster Club: Spanish Club. REHD, MHRY E.-Girl Reserves: Booster Club: Sales- manship Club. REHMER, MHRIORIE-Salesmanship Club. RENQUD, FRED l' I is is , ' s W3 Q f rs , ' -I A fi' -I ' I .., .. . i. u V Nr I' .:g. .. , WN' wiki N323 f f .,. 3? ' 1 pb 7. sa, k,.-: 'I :QQ ' f K itiwf . W . 4 , jig sw .. . N Q , f 1' t R i RICHTER, KHTHERINE RICHTER, MHRY LEE ROHCI-I, IHCK-Booster Club. ROBBINS, WILLIHM-Booster Club. ROBERTSON, KEM B.-Officers' Club: Campus Cub: Booster Club: Spanish Club: R.O.T.C. ROLLE, MHRGHRET-Booster Club: French Club: Intramurals: Vaudeville, '37: Chorus. ROSENFELD, IULIH-Spanish Club: Booster Club: Spanish Medal Winner: Intramurals: Tertulita Castel- lana. RUDNICK, ESTQ-Spanish Club: Booster Club: Girl Reserves: Dramatics Club: Intramurals: S.P.C.H. RUSSELL, IEHNNET'I'EiBooster Club: French Club: Intramurals: Maid ot Relay: Vaudeville, '35, '36, RUSSELL, MHRY KHTHRYN RYEMHN, SYBIL SHMUELSON, UDIS 1 N six f 6. 1 .5, ' Aff X I it t I SCI-IUMHCHER, BNN--Booster Club: French Club: Tennis Club: Tennis Team, '36, '37: Pep Club. SCHUMQCHER, INEZ-Pep Club: Booster Club: French Club: Senior Beauty. SCOTT, ROBERT-Booster Club: Spanish Club: Ten- nis Club. SEGHL, SYLVIH-Booster Club: French Club: Inter- scholastic, lst place: S.P.C.H. SHEFFIELD, CYNTI-IIQ-Booster Club: Ye Scribes: Tennis Club. SHER, BERNicE-senior Council. SHERRILL, DOUGLHS SIMS, BETTY I HNE-Pep Club: Booster Club: French Club: Tennis Club: N.F.L.: El Oroso, Humor Editor: Ye Scribes, Secretary: Interscholastic: Chorus. SIMONTON, GUS SISSON, IEQN-Booster Club: El Oroso: Spanish Club: President Sophomore Class. SKELTON, MELBH SLHTQPER, BILLY SHNGSTER, MI-IRGHRET-Booster Club: French Club: Ye Scribes: Pep Club, Treas., '35: El Oroso, Senior Editor, '37: Senior Council: Intramurals. SHNTH MHRIQ, HLBERT-Spanish Club. ' SHRVER, LEONH-Spanish Club, Vice-President, '34: Booster Club: Tennis Club. SCHRFFER, MILDRED'-Intramurals. ' SCECHHRFF, VHLERIE-Salesmanship Cluba Booster lub. SCI-IEPS, CHHRLES--Spanish Club: Booster Club: Hockey, '35, '36. SCHER, BEN-Booster Club: Salesmanship Club: Hd- vertising Club: Campus Cub, Editor, '36, '37. SCHILLER, MHRGHRET-Debate, '37: El Oroso, Hsst. Editor: Ye Scribes: Booster Club: High School Speak- ers' Forum: N.F.L., Secretary. SICILIMIDT, IRIS-Pep Club: Booster Club: Campus u . SCHNURR, GLHDYS-Spanish Club: Booster Club: SCHNEIDER, IQCK-Spanish Club: Booster Club: Football, '36, SCHUMHCHER, BHRBHRQ SLHTQPER, LOUISE-Booster Club: Spanish Club: Swimming Club. SLHTHPER, MHRY BELLEiHdvertising Club: Booster Club: Salesmanship Club: Intramurals. SLHTOR, IIMMY-Booster Club: Tennis Club: Golf Club: Spanish Club. SLOMOVITZ, EVELYN-Debate, '37: NFL.: High School Forum. SMITH, BEN-Spanish Club: Golf V s: Basketball, '37. SMITH, FOREST-Football: Booster Club: Golf Club' Basketball. 1 SMITH, LOUISEiSpanish Club: Booster Club. SMITH, MHRYDEE-Booster Club: Spanish Club. SMITH, MITZI SMITH, Y. C.iNational Honor Society. SOLOMON, MFIRIORIE-Booster Club: Salesman- ship Club: Spanish Club. SONDOCK, FQYE-Booster Club: Tennis Club: Base- ball Intramurals. 1 2 SPILLER, IOE SPIVHK, LOUISE-Campus Cub: Booster Club: Span ish Club: Tennis Club: Dramatics Club: El Oroso Salesmanship Club: S.P.C.H. SPRINGFIELD, HLINE-Booster Club: Spanish Club Intramurals: Campus Cub. STHLLING, IIMiSalesmanship Club: Spanish Club STHMEY, CHHRLES-Booster Club: Spanish Club Cabinet. STHNSBURY, IOYCE STHRKEY, LOIS-Booster Club: Spanish Club. STEPHENS, EMMY LOU STEVENS, EDNFI-Booster Club. STEWHRT, IHCK-Spanish Club: Booster Club. STONE, LHURH-Booster Club: Sophomore Hsst.: Scribe, '35, '36: Junior Beauty: French Club. 1 STI-IMEY, RODERICK-Spanish Club: Booster Club: SYKES, IRR-Booster Club. TRUB, HENRY-Booster Club: Hdvertising Club: Campus Cub: S.P.C.H.: Dramatics Club: Presidents' Club: Salesmanship Club. THYLOR, HLLEN-Booster Club: Dramatics Club: Spanish Club: Salesmanship Club. THYLOR, FRHNK TESTH, PEHRL-Booster Club: Salesmanship Club: Dramatics Club: S.P.C.H THOMHS, BETSY THOMPSON, IFIMES-Booster Club: Football, 36: Spanish Club: Tennis Club: Golf Club: El Oroso. THORNTON, CHTHERINE TIMMINS, CHRISTIHN TOLSKY, LEHH-Booster Club: Spanish Club: Girl Reserves: Intramurals: S.P.C.Q. TOPEK, HELEN-Salesmanship Club. TOWNSEND, GEORGE-Spanish Club: Booster Club. STOREY, MHRY LOUISE-Pep Club: Salesmanship Club, Sec.: Booster Club. STRIBLING, NEWMHN STRONG, HNNETTE STRONG, MHRIE SUD, EDITH-Campus Cub: Orchestra. SUHR, DELMHR-Track, '36, '37: Booster Club: Bas- ketball. SULLIVHN, EDWHRD-Booster Club: Vaudeville, '35: Orchestra: Chorus. SULLIVHN, PQTTON SUTTLES, ED-Spanish Club: Booster Club. SWHRTZ, ZYLLQ-Booster Club: French Club: Pep Club: El Oroso: lnterscholastic, Latin. EWEITZER, ORVILLE-Football, Captain, '36: Booster u . SWENDER, LOUISE-Pep Club: Booster Club: French Club: El Oroso. TRIHY, MHXINE TUFFLY, IDH MHE TUREHUD, MQRION TURNER, BOBBY-Booster Club: Spanish Club. TURNER, KQTHLEEN UGRLDE, LENORE-Girls' Chorus: Spanish Club: S.P.C.F1.: Vaudeville, '35, ULLOM, DOROTHY UNHNGST, PHTSY-Pep Club: Booster Club: Span- ish Club. VHLE, EUGENE?-Booster Club: Spanish Club: S.P.C.H. WQDDELL, MHRTHH-Booster Club: Spanish Club. WHDE, DOROTHY-Booster Club: Spanish Club. WQGNER, MILDRED I C., WHGNER, RETH-Spanish Club: Booster Club: French Club. WHLKER, EDITH MHRIE-Spanish Club: Intramu- rals. WQPPLER, QLVIN-Booster Club: Football., WHRD, L. P. WHRE, IIMMY-Booster Club: Spanish Club. WHRE, KHTHERINE WHRREN, LEONHRD-R.O.T.C. Band: Salesmanship Club: Booster Club: R.O.T.C. Officers' Club. WHRREN, LORENH MHY WHTKINS, EUGENE-Booster Club: Spanish Club. WHTSON, LLOYD-Spanish Club: Football, '35, '36: Booster Club. . FQIEBBER, MHC-Spanish Club: Booster Club: golf, WEBSTER, HHZEL-Dramatics' Club: S.P.C.H.: Boost- er Club. WOLFE, GLHDYS WOOD, DOROTHY--Spanish Club, Reading Club, Needle Craft. WOOD, RHY PERRL-Spanish Club, Tennis Club, Booster Club, El Oroso. WRIGHT, MQRION-Booster Club, Spanish Club, La Tertulita Castellana. WUNDERLICH, MHRIE-Pep Club. I WYLIE, ORQN-Senior Representative. YOSEMITE, FRHNK ZUMWQLT, FRQNK-High School Forum, Debate Team, National Forensic League. IOHNSON, MFIIDEL MHRSHHLL, ROBERT SCRUGGS, DOROTHY-Pep Club, Spanish Club, Booster Club. SCRUGGS, RRY-Spanish Club, Booster Club. WELLS, HHROLD-Booster Club, Spanish Club. WHEELER, CLIFTON-Senior Class Representative. WHITE, SOL WILKINS, QNN-Pep Club, Booster Club, Campus Cub, Ye Scribes, El Oroso, Golf Club, Spanish Club. WILLIHMS, B. I.-Booster Club, Spanish Club. WILLIFIMS, EVELYN-Writers' Club. WILLIHMS, IUNE-Girl Reserves, Girl Builders, Basketball. WILLIHMS. WILLIS, BEN-Campus Cub, Spanish Club, Booster Club, Salesmanship Club. LFIURQ-'Spanish Club, Booster Club. WILSON, BOBBY-Spanish Club, Booster Club, Basketball. WISENBERG, QVROHM-Spanish Club: Debate, '35, '36, '37, Campus Cub, President HHSF, Pres. San Iac NFL. WITCHER, HELEN DEQN-Tennis Club, Booster Club, Drarnatics Club. :hai ill si! iv' .. .2 's .? ,l ,K .-, l., .a. V l -ai SENIORS NOT JN PICTURES Hnderson, Barney Reagan Gracey, Nancy Overlay, John Hnderson, John W. Graves, Mary Jane ll 3 V Parsons, Emma J. i 1 Htkinson, James H. ' , -- gig Hamilton, Harriet Hnn Howden, C. W- f- 1 Barnes, Betty Heaner, Ellen price, Robert S- Bayles, Mary H. Hensley, Ira Boyd lil?-ll - Rexer, Freeman , -iii Berkman, Maurice Herzog, Charlotte 'n Richardson, Hmy j ,Q Blanton, Joseph F. Hodges, James , ,f Rogers, Robert L. -,., Blanton, Paul T. Hodges, Mary Hgnes 'f' Rollins, John Keith i -'fs-Pii Bowman, Dorothy Elizabeth Hodson, Jack ' Rosenbloom, Jerome 7,1-Q Bumette, Martha Hoffman, Charleen Clay , ',-.5 . Rountree, Jeanette Cansler, Jack Emory Hyatt' Maumee Ralph , Scearce, John B. Caltaglrone, Joe Jeffers, Sidney 1-if Scholl, Louis H. :nfl Carnes' Wallace Johnston, Mary Elizabeth A . Christman, Marie Catherine jones, Hugh Seagler' Martha S' , H ht d V 'l Cohen: l- H- A A Jones, Lewis Slmes S or ' 1 , h B. Collerain, Hgnes Loretta Iona, Marjorie mg eton losep ,. al? I Q - , ' .i Collins, Manuel K h N 1 Sneed hee will avanaug , e son ' . Crawford, Marie K d H L 1 H Sohto' Pete' I en a , ye arris fi Cronin' Ed Spear, Warden Maniscalco, James Street' Henry C' ' Day, Travis Edward Marshall, Martha Mary Swarlzberg' Harry W Del Castillo, Harold E. A A Dozier' Robert Mast' Burton T- Tennant, Pascal - McDonald, Keith R. Toombs, Douglas L. 1 ' Ell th, EdN' h l . X Enzmr L d 1 lc 0 as Mcwhlrt' -Joseph R- Townsend, Donald QQ FY, YH 6 Merker, Clara -I-matt, Ray Lee b Endel' Max Millie, Hugh Wellington gif Evans Elizabeth Vale, Eugene Milton J -' E ' Moore, Hnna Fern V f' 33 Fightmaster, Dorothy Ellen Moore, Bet-we Walden, Donald W. 4 .H Fightmaster, John M. Morse, Eugenia Walters, Maureen Fruqe, Rey Mueller, Gladys Warren, Lester , Gerlandv MurraY, George Bascom Walmnf lolm William ' 'i Goran, Marcus Oberwetter' Memo Winters, Francis- ' R Gossett, Marguerite Oille, Mariorie Jean Zuber, Selma V , W ,I fs' ,J , f. y 1.-t.. if SENIOR REG-ISTRHTION WITH HIGHEST SCHOLHSTIC STPINDING Ot the twenty registrations in the graduating class of l937, Mrs. L. T. Cun- ningham's has the highest scholastic standing. H majority of the 501, highest records in the school is in the class, also two of the three all-H records. Plside from the unusual scholastic ability these students have displayed, they have represented San Iabcinto in various activities. In this registration are the President of the Senior Class, the co-editors of the El Oroso and six members of the staff, l937, three on the Campus Cub staff, two on the graduating com- mittees, a first place winner in shorthand, one representative in spelling, a first place in Latin essay, two representatives in Spanish, and five representatives in the essay Interschclastic Contests, sixteen girl boosters and three boy boosters, fourteen members of the French Club, five in the girls' chorus, four Hmerican Legion winners, three in the miniature vodvil, three gym captains, one all-city boy basketball player, one all-city boy ice hockey player, four debaters, one in the dramatic club, six in the sports intramurals, as well as a maid of the relay, the first solo trumpeter in San I acinto, four in the tennis club, one in the R.O.T.C. band, three members of the girl reserves, eight in the Pep Club, three who were nominated for the most representative boy and one girl nominee by the teachers, nine members ot the Spanish Club, six in the Ye Scribes Writers' Club, one in the S.P.C.H., and one on the boys' baseball team. Besides this being the most scholarly registration, there are also two girls in the style show, one girl in the beauty contest, and one boy who has never been tardy or absent in two years. Can you beat this record? It is a challenge to all upsandrcoming senior regis- trations! 0' Y N ff? '- Q ow Z f OV X ' Z 'tt' K ,ff if mp ff f Q J sw as 0 X Wi 4 , k ,.z' J oe 5 Z 4 9 l f V xy 4252112-N 2 ff' 3255 XZ X .5 ' 4 I V i 'Qi in C Tl!+OlY UNDERGRADUATES Raymond Hankamer Nat Krahl loyce Wade I oe Vanzant THE IUNIOR CLHSS another school year ends, once again the r Class has distinguished itself in every ac- y in which the student body has participated. On the athletic field as Well as in the class room, the luniors have gained recognition for their leadership, friendliness, and scholastic ability. H lively election of class officers was held in March, in which there was much difficulty in eliminating the many nominees for each office. Never before has there been such a promising of students representing any other lunior Class. Hfter an 'exciting election, Raymond Han- kamer, Nat Krahl, loyce Wade, and loe Vanzant were elected president, vice-president, secre- tary, and treasurer, respectively. The never diminishing enthusiasm of the lun- iors is reflected in every activity. Their person- ality and charm are revealed in all of their class work. They have set a standard for the oncoming luniors to try to preserve. Indeed, this class has been an outstanding one. With the inspiring aid of our superiors and the enthusiasm of the students of the school, We have faith that the lunior Class of 1937 is moving slow- ly but steadily forward to attain the highest goal that man can reach, that of the better things of life. an wk , K as l Z 7 . -K Q 1 A j,. .,,,.. A,-sp, - , .y V5 K, W, Flble, Genevieve Hbrams, Bernard Irvin Hckerman, Virgil L. Hiken, Willie Mae Fllbretch, Leroy Qlbritton, Ford Fllsworth, Ben Hllen, lean Flllison, Sam Hmerman, Robert Hmsler, Elizabeth Hnderson, Donald Hnderson, Dorothy Fay IUNICDRS Batte, Robbie Beard, lune Beck, Ruth Helen Behr, Tom Bemus, Earl Berger, Bemice Berger, Mickey Bering, Charlene Bessinger, less Bickley, Margaret Bird, Frank Stanley Bishop, lohn Blakley, Thelma Hnd rson lack Bleker, Ed ' , ene- Hnderson, Mary Finn , Flnderson, Mary Io n rt, Clo an , Qndo, Tom fa- I ' ax Hndrade, Robert B , Lg'-'a Hrmstrong, Camille I ' - , et, M .. 'ce 3 Rrnold, ,Billy 9- . . 45- f Hrnold, Mary Virginia oykin, Louis ' g Hshburn, James Douglas Hshby, Marion Lester: b , Htkinson, Norman Qubertin, Polly esiharles Flrnim i 5,1 Et Ti' . F1 if LJ. l. ? IF- :vr .3- 253925 3s 'fu , Rn! ,. ,-1 Bailes, Iean Bailey, Elizabeth Bailey, Kathryn Baillio, Lorraine Baily, David Baker, Ellen C. Baker, Martin Baldridge, Beverly Bannahan, lane Banner, Martha Banta, Becky Barnes, Virginia Lee Barrington, Ethelyn Bartsch, Eddie, lr. Barrett, Hnne Barrett, lack Barrett, Patricia Bashara, Virginia Bassinger, Lester Bates, Warren Boysen, Bonnie Bratten, Iohn Breedlove, Mildred Bridges, Dorothy Brigance, Fllece Briggs, Evelyn Briler, Dorothye Britair, I. W. Britton, Helen Broth, Ierome Brooks, Sue Brcone, lames Broillier, Lee Browder, Hnn Browder, Mary lo Brown, Cleve Brown, Ed Victor Brown, Martha Lee Bruce, Homer Brunet, Billie lane Buchholz, Laurie Buck, Homer Buckingham, Suzanne Buckley, Stephen Buford, Norma Burkhart, Dardanella Burleson, lohn Burton, Eula Buschardt, Gilner Butler, lack Byrne, Margaret Cadwallader, Cscar Cadwell, Dorothy Caldwell, lohn Campbell, Betty lo Campbell, Kenneth Campbell, Wallace Cansler, Don Caplan, Estelle Caplan, Mischa Caplan, Zelda Caraway, Mary Elizabeth Carothers, Iames Carroll, Billy Cary, Mary E. Cassel, Fred Chadwick, Bill Chandler, l. W. Chartrand, lohn Childress, Kathleen Childress, La Vonne Childs, Jane Church, Robert Christenbery, Kathleen Clark, Howard Cleghorn, Elmodene Clemens, lack Coble, lack Cochran, Iohn . l' ohen, Gerson, ohen, lack Cohn, Melvin Coleman, Lily Layne Coleman, Thomas Collier, Eleanore Combs, lerry Comish, Hazel Compere, Iack Conlon, Mary Lou Conn, Nena Cook, Frank E. Cook, Irlene Copeland, David H. l Countryman, Maxine Covington, Daisy Lee Cozzi, Mickey Crate, Buck Crawford, C. D. Crighton, limmie Crichfield, lack Croft, Hbe Crosswell, Flay Crume, Doris Cunningham, Chas., Ir. Cummings, Ernest Daeschner, Wil 1 Dana, Lillian Daniels, 'Vivian Dannenbaum, leannette Dattner, Elaine Daughett, Ester Davidson, lames Davies, lanet Davis, Nancy Deal, leanette Deane, Charles Dear, Claude Ray Deckert, Harley Dennett, Ruth Dennis, Elizabeth Deutser, Leon Ditta, Tony Domaschk, Lou' Doney, Loude Donzis, Harold Dorsey, lohn Dorroh, Ed Dougherty, Nona Iewel Dowe, Iimmy Downey, Gladys Drews, Fred ' Drews, Iulia Ir ne AW Be fin,-f D' Doerner, Hllen Duffie, n Duffy, Lois C Dunn, Harry A A ,WM Dunn, Jimmy P Dunnam, Mary Frances i Eagleston, Bobby Jones East, Virginia Ebner, Oscar Ebdon, Fred Eckhardt, Link Eckman, Margaret Ehman, C. Bill Elledge, Raymond Euan, Edna elf.-L-sa Ellis, Billy Ellis, Jane Elliot, Nancy Elliott, Jack Elliott, Dorothy Elliot, Elizabeth Jane Ernbry, John Emden, Jeanne Etta Emison, Paul C. Ernst, Dick Ervine, Estelle Estill, Bettie . Evans, George Faber, Julia Lucile Farb, Hubrey Farda, George Feigenbaum, J. C. Felder, Tom Field, Sam Fields, Dorothy Finger, Hlline Finnegan, Betty Fisher, Ralph Fite, Jack Fitz, Richard, Jr. Flagg, Bob Fleishman, Doris Foley, Charles Forbes, Don Fore, Mary Ellen Fountain, Edmund Fowler, Lake Fox, Hnna Louise Fox, Joan Frambach, Jack Francis, Rlleen Frankel, Barbara Frankfurt, Virginia Finn Franklin, Elbert JUNI Freedman, Harold Frey, Lewis, W. Friedman, Fllbert Fulbright, Dorotha Jean Fuller, Mary Olivia Fullerton, John ulshear, Betty Jean Gardner, Sam Gardner, Sylvester Gardis, Louise Garrett, Bill Gautney, Morris Gilmore, Joe Giraud, Dick Gitler, Roselle Gitler, Marian Goehrs, Robert Louise Blake Gohlman, Gohmert, Tom Goldberg, Hdolph Goldberg, Herman Goldman, Reuben Goldstein, Stanley Goodman, Betsy Gossett, Princess Gosset, Bobby Goyen, John W., Jr. Grantham, Jack Gregory, Virginia Greer, Irene G n, rt Griffith, therine Gross, Joseph Groves, Frank Grubb, Charles Guenard, Betty Hnn Guercio, Marie Guidry, J unice Deane Gullo, Christine E. Guthrie, Robert Hackley, Loraine Hackney, Rose Mary Hagelman, Billy Hahlo, Rene Hall, B. D. ORS Hancock, John Hankamer, Raymond Hargis, Hnnie Laurie Harrigan, Hrthur Harris, Dorothy Harrison, Dan J. Harper, Tommy Hawk, Tommy Haynes, Jimmie Heaps, Neal Hearn, Dale Hernnoff, Mildred Hendricks, Jean Hennan, Hlice Lucile Hester, Hester, Walter Hewitt, Clark ' I-leyne, Henrietta Hill, Rosa Hinkley, Kenneth Hinz, Charles Hix, Elizabeth Hotfrneister, George Hohlt, William Holt, Ballowe Holland, Wayne Hollis, Dorothy Holloway, Mary Olive Holloway, Phillis Homer, Hlbert Hood, Shirley Hubbard, Paul Huffmaster, Ellen Hughes, Marie Hughes, Vincent Humphreville, Billy Hutchison, Julie Hyett, Edward Ilfrey, Jack Ingraham, C. David Insirilo, Rosemary Imrie, Evelyn Irving, Enid Isaacson, Don Jackson, Hrthur Jackson, Fred J acobe, J aenec -W, sf: Bill ke, Ophelia Jeffries, Billy Jenkins, Margaret Jett, Sara Joekel, Emily Jones, Mary Jones, Fllice Sue Jones, John Jones, Mary Frances Billy Johnson, Billye Johnson, Douglas Johnson, Mary Lou Johnson, Tom Josey, Billy . Juran, Jeanette , Kaplan, Sophie Hnne Kaplan, Charlotte Kearney, William Kegg, Robert Kendall, 'J oe ' 1 Kent, Dorothy Jean Kessler, Paul Kessler, Myrtle Lucille Kight, Carl Kirkpatrick, Blair Kimbell, Joyce . '. Kinser, John ' , Kinney, Cooper y F. Kinzbach, Eva May ' , Knapp, Elizabeth W Knight, Lee ' Koch, William Kohn, David W. Kordowitz, Sam , 4 Kotchetovsky, William , Kottwitz, Jane Elise' Kowalski, M. B. A Krahl, Nat 555+ , Krakower, Joseph - Kroll, Norman ,yy Kroschel, Novella Kursey, Frances Ruth 4' Effie , -- 0 Kutth, Hurelia La Cavera, Philip my it 4 Q ... -4 Landreneau, Marjorie Lauer, Helen Laughlin, Phil Laurence, Dorothy Laws, Cecil Lawson, George Leavitt, Edmund H. Lechenger, Louis Leigh, Donald Leiser, Hrthur Lewis, Bette Lewis, Gus Lewis, Helena Lewis, Margaret Lewis, Norman, lr Lewis, Sa W IUNIORS McCartney, Mae McClendon, Ianet McClenny, Grace Lee McConnell, loe H. McCown, Claude McCown, Sul Ross McDonald, Fred McGrath, Freida McHenry, Tom McHolme, Duncan Mclntyre, Bill McKinney, Rosemary McNeal, H. W. Meadows, Geraldine Meador, Rosalie Finn Meineke, Leslie Leonard, rthur Levis, Ioyce Levy, Hildegarde Lipper, Betty Lipson, Leonard Locke, Clarke Long, Melton Lorino, Merle Lowry, Ice Finn Lucas, Richard Luth, Perry ,Ames MacBlaine, Hudrey Z MacNair, Katherine Magee, Margie Mann, Frankie Marshall, Mary Martin, Bill Martin, Carrie Mae Martin, lack Martin, Wyatt Martin, Virginia Mason, L D. Mather, Scott May, Norma Kathryn Mayfield, Darrell Marxen, Bobby Mcfflshan, Burton Mcflshan, Edward McHshan, Raymond Meyer, Bill E. Meyer, Lois Miller, Flrthur Miller, Bobby Miller, Chris, Ir. Miller, Florence Mae Miller, Hortense Miller, Paul Miller, William Mills, Betty Mintz, Sol Mitchell, Helen Mohr, Dorothy lane Moller, Denny Monroe, Frank Montague, Marilynne Moorhead, Dick Morey, Iune Morgan, Billy Rhea Morse, Bob Morse, Clinton Morrow, Marceane Moses, Corinne Mottley, Sue Mowery, Francis M. Mowery, Wilma Mowry, Kenneth Murphy, Bettye Murphy, Doris Muth, Edna Mae Myers, Minnie I Nagai, Emma Naler, Dorothy Nathan, Selma Neibel, Charles Nevitt, Rodney h New, Leo Nice, Margery Nicolette, Gloria Niday, James Nisbett, Mary Nolan, Doris Nadine Noland, I. B. Nolen, Mary Ethel Northrup, Dorothy Oberg, Paul Oberwetter, Marie O'Dannell, Druselle Oeding, Effie Louise Ogden, Francis Marian O'Leary, Suzanne Oldham, Forest Onishi, Katie O'Reilly, Wallace Oxborne, Sanders Osmun, Dean Owen, Bobby Pace, Dan Park, David Parker, Earle Parker, Wiletta Parker, W. B. Parks, Elwyn Parmley, Ouida Patton, .loe Payne, Mary Marjorie Payte, Sara Marie Pearson, Rosemary Peden, Bill Perkins, Hazel Peter, Bob Peterson, Margaret Peterson, Mary Deane Petty, Betty Phelan, Maxine Phillips, Robert Pickel, lane Picton, Grace Pinion, Mickie Poll, Raymond Poll, William Pope, Marsan Potter, Elizabeth Potter, Scott Powell, I . Y. Powers, Barbara Pratt, lune Lucille Prejean, Ralp . Price Ioh Price: e A 2 If Prince, Dalton Provine, Mary Elizabeth Ouattlebaum, Sara Hnne Quinn, lane Read, Raymond Rector, Carol Redman, Florence Redman, Sadie Reed, Hnne Flrcher Reed, Virgil Richardson, Ruth Richmond, Sammie Ricks, Hlbert Ricks, E. G. Ring, Sandy Roach, Mary Stella Robbins, Betty Ruth Roby, Mary Grace Robertson, Byron Robinson, Gloria Robinson, loan Rogers, Mary Francis Roos, Leon Rosenburg, Don Rosenberg, Raymond Ross, Hlice Ross, Margaret Ross, Shannon Rotholz, Max Rountree, Katherine Rulon, May Lee Rupley, Betty Ruth Russo, Raymond Sacco, Charles Saling, Shirley lean Sampson, Bernard Sampson, Marion Samuels, Bertha Lou Sandel, Morris Sanders, Geraldine Sandland, Harry Sanguily, Rene Sargent, Iohn Sartwelle, limmy Sauer, Margarete Scheid, Teddy Schirmacher, Frances Schoenmann, Bernice Schoenberg, I . Foster Schmidt, Myrtle Schneider, Ray Schramm, YE Sc , Sc winn, David Scott, Mary Lou Scott, Rosemary Scott, Shirley Seeley, Joe Seelig, Margot Sekaly, Fllma Selman, Vivian Semaan, limmie Settlemyre, Howard Shatter, Sarrina Shambaugh, Ioan Shepherd, Charles Shepherd, lim, III Sherty, Lois Sheridan, Virginia Shimeall, Kermit Shirley, Bill Shirley, lane Sickert, Mary Louise Simpson, H. L. Sinko, Doreese Slagle, Robert Slataper, Eberta IU Sloane, Helen Smallwoocl, y Smith, Beulah Smith, Eugene Smith, Iaoquelyn Smith, Margaret Smith, Robert Smith, Roger Smothers, Louie Sneed, Hrkel Snodgrass, Robert Soloman, Margaret SORelle, H. C. Soule, Patricia Sparr, Billy Spies, Lillian Spinks, Rudd Springfield, Marilyn Staffo d, Murian ord, Martha Stalling, Hal Steffler gharl S Thompson, Lester Thurmond, Ben Tilling, Billie Frances Tips, Dick Todd, Patricia Tomlin, Vivian Topek, Esther Townsend, Mary Nell Townsend, Robert Trainer, Billie Tripp, Billy Trotter, Ieane Merle Trotter, Virginia Truett, Mary Io Turner, Margaret Turner, Virginia Tynes, Mary Faye Underwood, Bill Unger, Melvin Unice, Minerva srael 06 ' I a Vale, Eugene Stevens, Doris Stevens, Harry.C. Stewart, Hester Stickel, Neil Stickney, Steve Stimson, Hrthur Stolton, Bernard -' Stone, Hubert Vale, Francis Valentine, Fldair Van Eenenaam, Richard Van Horn, Georgia Van Orden, Dick Vanzant, Joe Vasser, Billy X JPL ' Vaughan, Charles Stra luilurie- Jehu Venator, Tom Q2 I lissimilf turdivantfcarolyn Summers, Rosemary Swindler, Dottie Tapp, Bomar Tartakov, Fannie Tatar, Sylvia Taylor, Evelyn Teatf, Wesley Tenison, Bill Tennant, Robert Terry, George Thomson, Cecil Thompson, Frank Victor, Ruth de Villeneuve, Fred de Villeneuve, Herbert Vogelsang, M. C. Vorderman, Hbbie Lou Wade, loyce Wagner, Dorothy Lee fWainwright, Lyle Wait, Ed Walker, George L. Walker, Ida Walker, Marjorie Walling, Charles Wallis, Flnn Walton, Louise Walzel, Leona Wander, David Ware, Dixie Warner, Doris Warner, Florence Watson, Bobby Webb, Betty Weir, Laurie Welch, Robert Wells, limmie Wenkebach, Hlfred Werner, Genelle West, Richard Whatley, Clarence White, Bob White, David Fenwick White, Leonard Whitworth, Iimmy Williams, anna Marie Williams, Fred Williams, Margaret Williford, Eunice Willke, Herbert Willis, Hdele Wilson, Glen Wilson, limmy Winkler, Fred Witt, 'Doris Wolfe, Renee Wood, Helen. Word, lack Worrel, Charles Worsham, lean Wray, Iames Wynne, Gloria Wynne, loe Yarberry, Marian Yates, Betty Young, Dolores Young, Hallie Zedler, Donald Zindler, Marvin - ,..c,.W - Mig 1 I -H . 1 rf Y - . ': ,v: f-f 4 E v ,s L ar ra Berry Barbara Clark Stanley Blum Roy Hohl SOPHOMORE CLHSS The Sophomore Class of l936-37, which first wandered into its new scene of labor last Septem- ber, is now being readily recognized as an out- standing group. This is true, not only because of its cooperative attitude, but also for the interest it has taken in adding to the success of the school activities. There was keen competition during the elec- tion of class officers which took place at a Sopho- more call meeting. Out of a group of worthy can- didates, Barbara Berry was elected president, Barbara Clark, vice-president, Stanley Blum, secretary, and Roy I-lohl, treasurer. The high ideals and standards of the Sopho- more Class have benefited not only them but also the entire student body, for without its splendid support the school activities would have been incomplete. It will be an interesting class to watch, for it shows great promise. Their accom- plishments for the past year will remain as a chal- lenge to the incoming Sophomores. Let's hope that they will continue as they have started, and go through the next two years with their banners flying and their spirit never lacking. Bennett, Iris Hbbey, Billy Hbercrombie, Bobbie Flbramson, Sammie Hdair, Ioe Hdams, Ruth Hlexander, Martha Ray Hllen, Hubiegene Fllrneras, Helen Hlton, Charles Hnderson, Betty Rnn Flrcher, Martha Hrgo, Billy Hrmitage, Mary Finn Hrmsby, Betsy Hrmstrong, Hbbott Hsher, Betty Hshley, Hazel Bailey, Edward Bailey, Monette Bailey, lean Baird, Malcolm Baker, Rennie Baldwin, Frank Ball, David Ballard, Marie Baker, E. H. Bamard, Harold Bamstein, Fannye Barord, Mary Barrow, Gilbert Bartay, Qlbert Bartlett, Eleanora Bates, Margaret Bayless, Tex Beadle, Dorothy Beale, lohn Charles Bean, Raymond Beane, Thelma Bell, Boris Bell, Barbara Bell, lohn Bell, Paul Bennett, Lucile Bennett, Robert Bennett, I. T. Bergendahl, Hrthur SOPI-IOMCRES Bering, Conrad Berlowitz, Oliver Berwick, La Rue Berry, Barbara Berry, Frank Lee Bibb, Robert Bienvenu, Bert Biossat, Dan Black, Billie Blackman, Hldina Blakemore, Nancy Fl. Blakey, Tommy Blanktield, Ethel Blount, I. T. Blum, Stanley Boelsche, Idell Boggs, Lee Nell Bonart, Louise Borgisr, Dorothy Borgstrom, Charles Bottler, Nan Boudreaux, Margaret Bowman, Wayne Boyd, Betty Boyd, Rdelaide Boyd, Charles Boyson, Harold Bowden, Pete Boqgess, Mary Doris Bonar, Howard Bradshaw, Marjorie Brand, Pauline Breaker, Robert Breaux, Robert Briskman, Hdele Brown, Bertinia Brown, Senore Brown, Howard Bruce, Robert Bruecher, Marjorie Brumby, Courtenay Bruyere, Willi Burnham, Willa Marie Burns, Ethel Burton, Catherine Buse, Margaret Ruth Buske, Doris Mae Buttrill, Walter Byers, Mary Lee Bynum, Betty Byron, Irene C. Caldwell, Hllie Eula Calderon, Ernest Cameron, Katherine Campbell, Nina Cannon, Edward Cantlon, Roy Caplan, lulian Carr, Dorice Caraway, Newsom Carnes, Ioe Ross, Ir. Cams, Elizabeth Carmichael, Mickie Castle, .Tack Casperson, Rita Cave, Evelyn Cavenaugh, Lucy Chapman, Wallace Chambers, Landon Chaloupka, Norma Chapman, Hnnie Louise Cherry, .Tackie Childress, La Rue Christman, Vernice Clark, Kenneth Clark, Barbara Clark, Gene Clary, Mac Cohen, Irving Cochrum, Hllen Cook, Bobby Cooper, Linn Coor, Thomas Bryan, loh Colgin, Randolph Bryan, Bar rg on-,Colhoun, lane Buford, Lawrence? Conrad, Prentice Buford, Margaret Contos, Maxine Bunch, lean Combs, Edith Evelyn Burgdortt, Donna Mae Cottle, Iosephine Cousins, Dick Cox, Roy Cox, Geraldine Cox, Iohn Craig, Hnn Crawford, Iaconine Cronin, Lucille Crowley, Tom Croswell, lames Cumings, Virginia Neil Cumings, Malcolm Cunningham. Hnita Curtis, Eleanor Curtis, Louis Cushman, Fred Daily, Ieanne Dancy, Mary Virginia Daniel, Margaret Darras, Kathryn Davis, Dorothy Davis, Ierrel Davis, Sam W. Davis, Dorothy Davidson, Louis Davidson, lim Ed Dawson, Harry Debell, lack DeGeorge, Michael DeMars, Mary Catherin Denton, Julia Dickerson, lack Dobbins, loan Dold, Frances Douglas, David Drews, Fred Driscoll, Elizabeth Dubendorf, Ieanne DuBose, Frank Duke, Lila Dunagan, Sarah Lou Durham, Flrdis Duram, Gwendolyn Dustin, Rlbert Dyer, Tom Eads, Helen Edwards, Betsy B Egan, Marianne Eidson, lack Ellis, Robert Ellis, Mary Louise Elrod, Effie Eminhiser, Gloria Emmott, Robert Entler, Clifton Epperson, Virginia Epstein, Robert Hllen Erter, Rosemary Erwin, Iames Esser, Ed Ethridge, leanne Eubank, Eugene Evans, Merriam Rue Eversberg, Constance Ezell, L. F. Faber, Betty Farmer, Drew Faris, Margaret Farrow, Cary Featherstone, Ronald Fegster, Edna Felton, Tom Fernandez, Catherine Fink, Cecil Fink, Ernest Flanagan, Lou I-inn Fleet, Joseph Fleet, Herman Fleming, Ben Flisher, Sylvia Forester, Charlotte Foulks, Mary Marshall Fox, Dorothy Fuller, Millard Furney, Iohn Frank, Eda Fricke, Hazell Flannery, Olga Gafford, Houston Gaines, lack Gallier, lane Gantt, Eugenia Gaston, Dorothy SOPHOMORES Gaston, Orissa Gates, Harriet Gauntt, Stephen Gay, Robert Gayle, Welson Gehring, Herman Geldert, Margaret George, Mary Catherine Gerzovsky, Fidel Gibson, Charles Gill, Billy Gillespie, Virginia Gilliam, M. L. Godbold, Stellouise Goldstein, Hbe Goodman, Hal Goree, Edwin Goza, Charles Glass, Charles Ries Glover, Geraldine Greaner, Charlotte Green, Louis Griffith, Hudrey Gross, Ioe Gross, Evelyn Grubb, Iackie Guthrie, Roger Haden, Perry Haferkamp, Lucille Hagewood, Floyd Hamilton, Weaver Hamilton, Patsy Hamilton, lohn Hammersmith, Harris Hammond, Eldred Hancock, Charles Hanna, Iames Hargrove, lane Harleston, Virginia Harmon, Fritz Hartwig, Victor Haynes, leanne Hastings, Frank Heinirich, E. I. Hendrix, Hnita lean Henington, Buddy Henniger, Fred Henshaw, Dorothy Hepler, Mary Herod, Varian Hnn Hess, Guy Hess, Iohn Hewitt, Glenn Hicks, Iohnnie Highams, Lois . Hill, Ted Hockmeyer, George Hodges, Edward Hodges, Louise Hodges, Quinnam Hofeller, Elaine Hohl, Roy Holland, Marjorie Holloway, Mary lane Holloway, Iames Hollis, Virginia Plnne Holmes, Tommy Hoopes, William Houser, Mildred Houston, Betty Houston, Carl Howell, Robert Howland, Edith Huffman, George Huffnall, Billy I-lurnphrup, Marjorie Hull, Eugenia Hutchings, Bill Hutchinson, loan Fldel Hutchinson, Bryan Hutton, Melton Hunt, Eugenia Illfrey, Lorraine Ingram, Samuel Isaacson, Iohn Wier Ives, Verna Sloan Iacobs, Dicky Iacobe, Howard Iames, Meredith lamerson, Billy Iaphet, Iimmie leans, Roy Iennings, Edith lennings, Edwin Iensen, Owen Iessel, Ioseph Iohnson, I ohnson, I ohnson, lohnson, I ohnson, Iolley, loiner, Iones, lones, Iris Pludrey Tom Betty Lou Lois Russell Bob Iessamine Elliot lones, Frances Iones, Paul Iones, Ioyce, Earl Bruce I udson, Edward Kadell, Elouise Kahlden, Shirley Karns, Elizabeth Keith, Ioanna Keenan, Billie Keeper, David Kennedye, Donald Key, Eugene Kennedye, Bill King, Vivian King, Frances Kinser, Wayne Kirby, Dorothy Kirk, Marie Klein, Edward Kneenan, Patricia Knowles, Harriet Kohler, Marie Kolbow, Eula Mae Konken, lane Koomer, Winston Kopecky, Ruby Korthaus, Grace Koury, Eileen Krakower, Marian Krakower, Hrthur Kreisler, Harold Kuhleman, lane Kuper, Ellen Laird, Betty Lamberth, Leroy Land, Elizabeth Landon, Naomi Landram, Elma Lansford, Edwin Lasky, Harold Lasser, Sam Lawhon, Edna Maud Lawrence, William Lea, Edwin Lea, Jeanette Leahy, Billy Lee, Lenord Lefevre, Beauman Letkowitz, Earl Lemmon, Jerome Leroy, Esther M. Lester, Marion Lettenst, Frank Levit, Maurice Lewis, Harry Lewis, Ben Lewis, Barbara Lewis, Robert Lewis, Libbye Lewis, Freda Ligon, John Litowich, Jacqueline Long, Tiny Long, George Love, Lee McFarland Lovell, Elizabeth Loy, Elliott Lutz, Burt Lyncy, Marjorie MacCanliss, Marshall Mackey, Billy MacMaster, Ian Majors, Preston Manning, Ruby Martin, Laura Ellen Martin, Sidney Marques, Heniey Marx, Hlbert Mathres, Billy Mayer, Rachel I SOPHOMORES Mayfield, Billy Mallette, Weldon McClellan, Hubrey McClure, Brown McClure, Frank McCormick, Hettie McCoy, John McCullough, Gladys McDermott, Maxine McEnnis, Margie McGee, Ona Mae McKee, Jane McKernan, James McKinzie, Mary Louise McLoughlin, Virginia Meador, Mildred Meinecky, Ruby Melicher, Roselle Metcalf, Hnnie Ruth Meyer, Jimmie Meyers, Bob Meyer, Hllan Mims, Clarence Mintie, Marjorie Minto, Harry Minton, Bill Mitchell, Jo Ella Mitchell, Billy Mitchell, Flntoinette Mitchell, Walter Moller, Janadele Montagu, Jeanne Moore, Hlbert Moore, Marjorie Moore, Una Mae Moos, Jimmie Morgan, Zora Lou Morgan, Betty Morgan, Frances Moseley, Doris Moss, Fred Mottley, Bobby Mount, Helen Mount, Juanita Moulton, Harper Mowery, Richard Mowrey, Kathryn Mueller, Jack Murray, Edward Nathan, Sadye Rose Neblet, Sterling Necessary, Barbara Nesmith, Warren Nethery, Donald Newkirk, Helen Nixon, J . D. Noack, Dorothy F. Noonan, David Norris, Norma North, Ophelia Northrup, Jack Oberg, Mae O'l-lare, Richard O'Heeron, Elizabeth Oliver, John Orman, Blake Oshman, Sybil Owens, Marjorie Pearl Overstreet, Patsy Pace, Hlice Pailet, Esther Palmer, Helen Panabaker, Mary Hnn Park, Marjorie Park, Tracy Parker, Russell Parrott, Howard Pass, LaVern Patton, Ruth Patterson, lnus Hdele Pawelek, Mary Lucille Paxton, Billy Peck, Suzanne Peck, Northrup Peden, Laura Louise Peel, Emma Jane Pennington, Paul Perez, I-llexander Perkins, Donald Perry, Thelma Peterson, Betty Hnn Pickel, Ginger Pierson, George Pierce, Wendell Pizer, Laura Mae Pope, Hrthur Potter, Elbert Powell, Jean Prescott, Chambers Pratt, Kathryn Prude, George Puntch, Donald Putman, Frank Quill, Charles Quinby, Rodney Quinn, Pat Ouitter, Jimmy Ratterree, Leclare Rauch, Hnn Rauch, Vida Mae Reese, Gordon Reinshagen, Jean Rembert, Howard Rhodes, Evelyn Rice, Bill Richardson, Sam Richie, Billie Ried, Clarence Rugley, Patricia Riley, Hshby Robertshaw, Sally Robertus, Carl Robinson, Gloria Roby, Betty Roberts, Ernestine Robbins, Laird Robinson, Sidney Robertson, Rose M. Robertson, Taylor Roberts, Virginia Robertson, Marie Roco, Dorothy Rae Roche, Ed Roch, George E. Roebuck, Maxine Rogers, Gene Romm, Julius Rosenfield, F. G. Rosenthal, Geraldine Rosendahl, Harriet Thomason, Edgar M. VH: Rothstein, Mickey Royer, Maryann Ruble, R. H. Russ, Eleanor Russ, Betty Ryan, Bert Sale, William Sally, Edward Sampson, Rosalie Sample, Margaret Sanders, Harry Saunders, Charles Saunders, Neal Sanford, Hrch Sartwelle, Helen Sarver, Carol Sarton, Fllbert Sauter, Geraldine Scardino, Lena Scharnatim, Beatrice Schaffer, Elizabeth Scherwitz, Wallace Schick, Mary Eloise Schleier, Bill Schneider, Lois School, Milton R. Schroder, lirnmy Lee Schwartz, Bobby Schwartz, Edith Schwartiz, lerome Schlom, Louis Schmeltz, Elouise Scott, Elizabeth Scott, Natalie Sederholm, Norma Segal, Sam Seper, ludith Sexton, Patricia Shelor, Hlice Lynn Shelow, Louise Shepherd, Harvey Shepherd, Raymond Sherrod, leanne Short, Shirlie Silver, Doris SOPHO Simes, Ned Simmons, Evelyn Simpson, loe Simpson, Ray Sinclair, Marjorie Skadden, Helen Slater, Damon Smallwood, lohn Smallwood, Bobby Smith, Blakley Smith, Daurice Smith, Ernest Smith, Floyd Smith, Marion Smith, Maybell Smith, Murial Smith, Raymond Smith, Tyson Snyder, George Spain, Dorothy Sparkman, lerry Spiller, Billy Spoor, Hltred Stakmiller, Dorothy Stallings, I ane St. Cry, Georgia Mae Stein, Lorraine Stenicipher, Roland Stinson, Iohn Stone, Eddie Stone, Mickey Stowell, Barbara Striker, George Hnn Strong, Dorothy Stuart, lack Sullivan, Ianie Sud, Gerald Susholtz, Pldolph Swinford, Harrie Tallichet, Edward Tanner, Thomas Taylor, Gayle Taylor, Mary Frances Taylor, Mona Teague, Billie Io Telschow, Iulius Thickstun, Hazel Mae MORES Thompson, Howard Throop, Dorothy Thrower, Hlbert Tietze, Flrthur Tomforde, Betty Io Tompson, Elizabeth Torres, Mary Frances Towery, lean Tracy, Betty ' Tripp, Wanda Truby, Lois Towsend, lack Tuck, Hnn Turner. Margie Udemi, Phyllis Vance, Dudley Veatch, Vesta Verdine, Hllen Vervolin, Richard Veugan, Billy Vinson, Martha Vick, Donald Vita, Donald Voelkel, Kathryn Volpin, Harriet Wade, Nancy Wagner, Mae Evelyn Walker, Rnita Walker, Fred Walker, Howard Walkner, Fred Walkner, Gerry Wallthal, Martha Ware, Bettie Washburn, Mary K. Watkins, Ed Sam Weaver, Iohn Weingarten, Bernard Weinstein, Hyman Weisen, Marjorie Welch, Vivian Wells, Bobby Wernes, Minnie Westheimer, Berry Wheeler, Sam White, Claud White, Tommie White, Doris Elaine White, Lorraine Whitehead, Brownloe Whittington, Iune Wiggins, Dan Williams, lack Williams, Betty Williams, George B. Williams, I. W. Williams, Margie Willaich, Mary lane Wilkinson, Lawrence Wiley, Mary Daisy Wilcox, Marie Wilson, Evelyn Wilson, Clifton Wilson, Evelyn Wilbur, Lillian Wilk, Harry Winters, lames Witt, David Womack, Dottie Wood, Elizabeth Wood, Betty Wood, Emily Wood, Emestine Wood, Bertha Lucille Woods, Iames Worsham, William Wray, luliet Wright, Marjorie Finn Wright, Fay Carter Wright, Katherine Wykotf, Robert Wyllie, Mary Yeager, Madeline Yerkes, Bob Zimmerman, Mary Zindler, Warren Zwerneman, Doris ACTIVITIES N-fr QM Hlvin Beyer Nick Bellegie Richard Buckingham EDITORS' NOTE ln this, the eleventh year of the El Oroso, it has been the purpose of the editors and staff to attempt to compose a book that is as modern as our rapidly de- veloping civilization, and yet have it maintain that air of conservatism and lastingness that makes it so dear to all of us. ln this endeavor we have no doubt failed many times throughout the book, but we ask your kind indulgence and hope that you will find a few of our be- lieved good points. Hmong these are padded covers, something never before used in our annual, a varied border arrangement, and a different composition from that seen in the past. We, as editors, have spent many hours in compiling this book, which hours, though spent in work, were joyous because of the contacts made and because of the satisfaction of accomplishment. The staff contributed immeasurably with splendid cooperation, and the faculty was always ready with encouragement. lf this book is thought by any to be a success, give credit to those who have made it possible. EL OROSO STHFF OFFICIHLS Top Row: RUBHLEE HHNKHMER Hssociate Editor MQRGHRET SCHILLER Flssociate Editor MQRION FROST Circulation Manager MHRGQRET SQNGSTER Senior Editor FRPINCIS MOWERY Iunior Co-Editor Middle Row: ROSEMQRY SUMMERS Iunior Co-Editor BHRBHRQ BERRY Sophomore Editor ELEPINOR MILLER Snapshot Editor I-IHRRY STEVENS Staff Photographs Bottom Row: SHIRLEY MOSKOWITZ Hrt Co-Editor BILL TILTON Hrt Co-Editor BETTY I FINE SIMS a.JEf3'1 3m RUTH MINTON Girls' Sports Editor DOROTHY LEE GROUNDS IHCK ISBELL Flctivity Editor Boys' Sports Editor E. B. INGRHHHM Sponsor f . n ti If . : .avg ik V ' I I ' ll. gifggmgz I Ii I U . is V 2 Pffff I Ml' lsli - 't.' P , :,. , Y ,J . ., I i-,, Ig 'fi Q- My I., iffy? rg, 3 fi ' 5 ' ' S 'issra I 4 ' I .,i- R I K kr,'. ytlt- 4- EDITORIPIL DEPPIRTMENT Pllvin Beyer Nick Bellegie Rubalee Hankamer Eleanor Miller Helen Campbell Margaret Schiller SENIOR DEPHRTMENT Margaret Sangster lean Middlebrook Marion Moore Kathleen larratt Marjorie Neuhaus IUNIOR DEPQRTMENT Rosemary Summers Francis Mowery SOPHOMORE DEPRRTMENT Barbara Berry HUMOR DEPHRTMENT Betty lane Sims lean Hllen Edythe Mazow Bill Tilton SNHPSHOT DEPHRTMENT PIRT DEPQRTMENT Eleanor Miller Bill Tilton Katherine Mayfield Shirley Moskowitz Peggy Cameron HCTIVITY DEPQRTMENT Vmima Cashman Dorothy Lee Grounds Nancy Gvallier SPORTS DEPPIRTMENT lack Isbell Iames Thompson HDVERTISING DEPT. Richard Buckingham Harry Stevens Marjorie Fulks PHOTOGRPLPHY Harry Stevens Edmund Fountain BUSINESS DEPHRTMENT Richard Buckingham Mrs. Peek SPONSOR Mr. E. B. Ingraham CIRCULHTION DEPT. Marion Frost Katherine Mayfield Iean Middlebrook Dorothy Iean Kent Dorothy Lee Grounds Sue Mottley Helen Campbell Bettye Gehring Florence Warner Demaris DeLange Eleanor Miller Carolyn Conway Lynda Lea Houchins Norman Evans Mary Hverill Elizabeth Morrow David Floeter Margaret Sangster I ack Isbell Marion Moore if .l - I- X 2 . 'N -. s R - , fi - 'L . ri. gi Q Q 1 , Q Q. W 'tf, QW ii 'QGHKQX si ' A i F ' QQ , ' , ' B ' . i , R N ' - - A'AK Q' S - gi ' H X as C 1 1 C ' - S Q L:AL is ' T ' T X T , R X ' F , E A y X . . X' T it 5 :mA AA 5' .y Q, Q gif .y 1 ' E' 'limi si' vS,'spfii ' ' hs. gal - if? S -fL ' ft . , ' L i Ft' 3 i 3 if To R541 -:'f1. '.h- ' ' E X yt., - K. K .i . xx iyy T ?, , C C Dorothy Lee G Pep Club Bettye Gehrinq Booster Club Nick Bellegie Senior Class Frank Colby Campus Cub PRESIDENT S'CLUB rounds Rubalee Hankamer Norman Evans Marion Frost Richard Buckingham Booster Club Writers' Club Pep Club Booster Club Edmund Fountain Bobby Gossett Ralph Cooley Katherine Mayfield Writers' Club Band Booster Club Tennis Club Ben Scher Eleanor Baumgartner Edith Carter Hlvin Beyer Campus Cub Girl Reserves Tennis Club El Oroso Raymond Hankamer Hvrohm Wisenberq Barbara Berry Howard Park lunior Class Speakers' Club Sophomore Class Spanish Club Top row-Rubalee Hankamer, Bettye Gehring, Dorothy lean Kent, Dorothy Lee Grounds Bottom row-Marion Frost, lean Middlebrook, Barbara Berry, Genevieve Iohnson, Sponsor THE GIRLS' BOOSTER CLUB The Girls' Booster Club of San lacinto for the year 1936-37 deserves an un- limited amount of praise. The very capable officers, with the aid and support of their loved director, Miss lohnson, made many homes happy, donating the welcomed Thanksgiving baskets, and then when Christmas time came along, they gave to the Hawthorne School children a never-to-be forgotten party. Since Christmas, they have elected their garden and hospital committees and have devoted some time to beautifying the school. This club is a great benefit to girls, as they discuss and attempt to solve the ever-present problems of today, as well as review the most worthwhile books of the season, however, they never lose their friendly, carefree spirit, as has been proved on their bay parties. lt may well be said that the Girls' Booster Club is one of the most outstanding clubs of the school, and that it certainly aids in preserving and making the school spirit what it should be. BOYS' BOOSTER CLUB Sponsored by Mrs. Belle K. McGinnis, the Boys' Booster Club carried out its year's program with signal success. The cabinets, ably led by Richard Buckingham and Ralph Cooley, contributed much to many worthy causes. Some of the outstanding activities of the club were: the afternoon dances: the purchase of megaphones for the organization of a football cheering section: the boys' rallies in the gymg the participation in the Hawthorne School Christmas partyg the contribution to the Red Cross Flood Relief: the sponsoring of the San lacinto Relays climaxed by the selection of the Relay Queen and her rnaidsg the sending of flowers to the ill and bereavedg and the spring Bay Party at Casa Del Mar. The Booster Club feels that it has accomplished much and that the year has been a very successful one. r l Top Row: Marion Frost, Dorothy Lee Grounds, Florence Warner, Olive Dustin, Helen Campbell. Middle Row: Marian Moore, Margaret Sangster, Rubalee Hankamer, Bettye Gehring, Mary Kate Hverill. Bottom Row: lean Middlebrook, Demaris De Lange, Mrs. Harvey Durham, Dorothy lean Kent, Katherine Mayfield. PEP CLUB By drilling before school started, the Pep Club girls, sponsored by Mrs. Harvey Durham, organized a well-trained squad and presented a novel drill at the Port Hrthur football game Friday before school opened. It was at this game that the Drum and Bugle corps made its initial appearance. Iunie Clark was elected official mascot of the club and drilled in uniform with the girls at the games. The club entertained the football, the basketball, and the track boys with banquets at San lacinto Inn during the year. In way of pleasure, the girls gave the annual formal dance and banquet at River Oaks Country Club before the fall term expired. The spring term was one of much activity, the girls backed the athletes and attended almost every basketball and hockey game in uniform. Q Mothers' Booster Club was formed by the mothers of the girls to back the Pep Club activi- ties. The outstanding event of the term was a big sport dance given by the club to raise money for the Drum and Bugle Corps. THE DRILL SQUQD Iune Clark, Pep Club Mascoi THE DRUM QND BUGLE CORPS THE FHLL TERM OFFICERS SCENES FRGM THE PEP CLUB BQNQUET THE SPRING TERM OFFICERS THE CHMPUS CUB Owing to unhappy circumstances, the Campus Cub, San lacinto's official newspaper, began the term of 1936 minus a staff as well as a sponsor. However, four weeks later, Mr. Bruce l. Manley took over the position of sponsor and began developing a staff from the three lournalism classes. The editors for the entire year were Ben Scher and Frank Colby, who worked together in building up the Campus Cub to win fourth place in a national con- test sponsored by the Columbia Scholastic Press Qssociation. Other members of the staff included Flnnie Laurie Hargis, business manager, Miriam lohnson, assistant, Marjorie Fulks, advertising manager, and Charline Scarborough, assistant. On the News side of the staff there were lames Thompson, sports editor, Bettye Wood, assistant, Dorothy Lee Grounds, Hnn Wilkins, Louise Spivak, lo Perkins, and Patricia Long, department heads. Reporters were: loan Nichols, Daisy Miller, Paul Horowitz, Iris Schmidt, Melvin Cohn, lerome Rosenbloom, Dorothy lean Fullbright, Hvrohm Wisenberg, Stanley Blum, and Betty lo McDannald. i , T.- , i Norman Evans, President fall term, Edmund Fountain, President spring termg E. B. lngraham, Sponsor, Evelyn Williams, Vice-President, Betty lane Sims, Secretary: Sarah Gross, Sponsor. YE SCRIBES Ye Scribes Club, an institution of San lacinto, has had a very successful season. The club allows an outlet for all budding writers, Mr. E. B. Ingraham and Miss Sarah Gross, the able sponsors of the club, aid all those sprouting geniuses. Pill interested in writing are aided by criticism, the study of fellow members' Work, and other literature. The club meets every two weeks at the homes of the different members. The meetings are informal and there is much chance for personal viewpoints. Original work is read and discussed, also other work studied. Hfter this re- freshments are served. Hll students are eligible for membership, and there are no dues nor obligations. SECOND PERIOD SPILESMQNSHIP CLHSS BEN SCHER. ..................., President DHRDHNELLH BURKHHRT ........ Secretary IIMMY HNDERSON ........., Vice-President EFFIE OEDING ........... Sergeant-at-Firms The second period class was fortunate in its selection of officers, as each did his part to the utmost. The officers fully cooperated with the members of the class and succeeded in establishing the perfect harmony which made this group one of the most interesting and enjoyable classes in the curriculum. I IMMY HNDERSON CHRISTINE BROWNING DQRDHNELLQ BURKHHRT LHURIE BECHHOIZ VIRGINIH BELL HDOLPH GOLDBERG BOB HERRINGTON BLQIR KIRKPHTRICK PHILIP LH CHVERH PHILIP LEWIS LOIS LONGWELLS NHNCY MQTLOCK MQRY NISBET BHRBQRH POWERS FRQNK ROLLS MQRIORIE REHNER KHTHERINE RICHTER ELISE RICHHRD I ULIUS ROMM BEN SCHER DQNIEL SMOTHERS I IM STHLLINGS MHRIE STRONG SYLVIH THRTFIR BILL TYNER IDH WHLKER IIMMIE WHRE EFFIE OEDING THIRD PERIOD SQLESMQNSHIP CLPISS GEORGE DIX ........ ....... P resident SYLVIQ TURK ....,. .......... S ecretary MHRY OLIVE KERR ,,........ Vice-President L. P. WQRD ..... ....... S ergeant-at-Hrms The third period class was very successfully and capably managed by its executive officers. Mary Olive Kerr was one of the outstanding contributors to the success ot the semi-annual salesmanship banquetp however, the entire class is worthy of honorable mention because of its hearty cooperation. BERNICE BERGER IEHN LESLIE GERTRUDE SEKPILY LUCILLE BOZE MFIURICE LEVIT MFIRIORIE SOLOMON MHRTI'-IH LEE BROWN SHRHH LEWIS LOUISE SPIVRK MQRGUERITE BYRNE RUTH LYNCH HLINE SPRINGFIELD I PICK BQRHK FRHNKIE MHNN REGINP. STRHM ELIZQBETH CLEVELHND BILL MEYER MHXINE TRIHY GEORGE DIX BETTYE MOORE SYLVIH TURK IERRY DUMHN MFIRY REQD KHTHLEEN TURNER HHROLD FREEDMI-IN HMY RICHQRDSON WENDELL WILLIQMS NINH HOWQRD MQRY KQTHRYN RUSSELL L. P. WHRD MHRGIE KELLY IRIS SCHMIDT MORLY HUFNQLL MHRY OLIVE KERR IRENE BLOUNT FOURTH PERIOD SHLESMHNSHIP CLHSS FRHNK THYLOR, . . . ......... President MHRGHRET SQUER .,............ Secretary I-IHZEL COMISH ............ Vice-President SID BQUM ,.............. Sergeant-at-Firms This class turned out some ot the most efficient and accomplished salesman- ship aspirants that San lacinto has ever seen. It did its part in all enterprises which were undertaken, and also helped to make the Salesmanship Banquet a great success. MILDRED BUSKE BETSY HNN BUSSQ IHRRELL BONHHM SID BHUM HDRIENNE CFLMP HHZEL COMISI-I FLORENCE DIPPEL ED DORRQH RUTH EPSTEIN RUBY KOPECKY WILLIHM KEHRNEY ELWYN PQRKS IEFIN PONDER EVELYN REINGOLD MHRGUERITE SQUER HNNETTE STRONG HELEN TOPEK EVELYN TQYLOR HLLHN THYLOR FRFINK THYLOR HDELE WILLIS IHMES WHITEI-IURST SELMQ ZUBER WESLEY HMES IOE BHRNWELL BEN QLSWORTH I QCK FIFE ROBERT GREEN I. H. COHEN IHMES LITTLE MCKIE PINION WILETTH PHRKER TOM KEGG NELSON LEOPOLD l SIXTH PERIOD SHLESMQNSHIP CLQSS IHCK FREEBORN ....... ......,. P resident MHRY LOUISE STOREY ...,...... Secretary KITTY LOU DHWSON ....... Vice-President LEO DHVID .............. Sergeant-at-Hrms Under the sponsorship of Mr. Warren, and the direction ot the class officers, the sixth period class accomplished all it set out to do. It sold the required quota of ads, as did the rest of the classes, and is a shining example of Mr. Warren's ability as a salesmanship teacher. CHRISTINE GULLO FRQNK HHSTINGS IEHNETTE I URON DOROTHY HNDERSON MQURICE BERKMHN EMMETT BOND LOUISE BOKYN NHT KOST MICKIE COE CORY POE LEO DHVID FFIYE POWERS MQRY LOUISE STOREY MPIRY DEE SMITH FHNNIE THRTHKOU KITTY LOU DI-'IWSON NORP1 IEWEL DOUGHERTY I PICK FREEBORN DPIN WHLDEN LEONQRD WHITE DOROTHY WHDE I PICK ROLLINS I OHN WHLLIS DONHLD BHTTE RQNDOLPH DYER GEORGE HOLSONBHCK RHYMOND NPINNEN I GIRL RESERVES ELLH MHE GEHRING ..,........... Fldvisor IUNE WILLIFIMS ........ Program Chairman ELEHNOR BQUMGHRTNER ..,. . , .President OLIVIH FULLER .................. Reporter MHRGHRET IMBER .......... Vice-President NITP1 GUNN ....... Interclub Representative SUE IHNE NEWMQN, ................. Secretary BETTY HNN QNDERSON GERTRUDE HRNOLD DOROTHY BRIDLEY MQRY FRHNCES BROWN ELIZHBETH CLEVENGER HHZEL EHRL COOKSEY IHCONEHL CRQWFORD IEQN EMDEN Other Members NELL EUBHN K CLHIRE FOSTER IEHN HENDRIX ENID IRVING I FINE JFIMESON NHOMI LHNDON LILLIQN LONG WILMH MQE MHLLORY CHRRIE MBE MHRTIN KHTHERINE MCNRIR DHISY MILLER I HNE HDELE MOLLER SELME NHTHHN DOROTHY NORTHRUP SHIRLEY IEHN SFLLLING DORIS SILVER LOUISE SPIVQK Girl Reserves are not only in San lacinto or Houston but all over the world, which means that the entire organization participates in just about everything that appeals to youth! There are over one million Girl Reserves. While our school club cannot possibly carry on all of these activities, it does enjoy many social and outdoor get-to-gethers, various hobbies, and lively discussions. CHORUS The above group does not represent any particular chorus classy they are selected from the four hundred students that go to make up the largest elective department in San Tacinto High School. The work done by the chorus classes this year has been of the finest and highest type. The girls in the foreground form the Girls' Chorus which meets after school two days a week, studying classic, semi-classic, and popular songs. Their Work has been outstanding, and therefore they are an excellent selection for representation ot the Music Department, which is under the direction ot Belle K. McGinnis. Special mention should also be given to Herman Lovitz, who accompanied the group. S. P. C. H. The S. P. C. Q. carried otf its usual projects this year, in a capable and suc- cessful way. Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Mitchell it put on the annual Cat and Dog show here at the school. Hmong the entrants were Mr. Gates' Pomera- nian, the smallest dog in the state. There was also Frank Colby's coon, who ex- pressed his disgust at being entered with the dogs and cats. The whole show was a huge success, and forty dollars of the proceeds went to the big S. P. C. H. The club also gave an income ot one month to a former student ot San lacinto who was the victim ot unfortunate circumstances. This year the S. P. C. H. showed a decided interest in the general activities of the school and in all things related to kindness to dumb animals. The club showed cooperation among the members themselves, among the teachers and between the teachers and students. lt was also rated by Mr. Webb as the finest activity ot the Houston Schools. i l . , . Top row-Mary Lee Richter, Sylvia Segal, lacqueline Litowich, Virginia Harleston Bottom row-Charlene Hoffman, Caroline Bridges, ludy Biossat, Edith Walker VOCHTIONHL HRTS Qlthough Sam Houston won first place in the lnterscholastic League this year, San lacinto was a very close second. The meet was divided into three groups: Vocational Qrts, Speech Hrts, and Literary Hrts. Under the able sponsorship of Michael and Chaney, San lacinto won the Vocational illrts cup. ln shorthand two, we were represented by Sylvia Segal and Caroline Bridges, who won first and third places. ln shorthand four, the team, which was composed of Leona Sarver, Mary Lee Richter, and Charlene Hoffman, won first and third as well. The typing team was composed of Coralie Durno, ludy Biossat, Virginia I-larleston, Edith Walker, and l acqueline Litowich. This team won first. ln the Hrt Division, coached by Mrs. Volck, San lacinto placed first in the water color contest, participated in by Patricia Barrett, Shirley Moskowitz, Virginia Cashman, loan Nichols, and Vance Hinesley. In black and white, Samuel Ingram and lack Flannagan took part, while Bill Tilton, Peggy Cameron, and Pirt Stimson were in the clay modeling contest. Mmm Standing: Iimmie Wilson, Mr. Brandstetter CCoachl, lulius Goldberg. Sitting: less Bessinger, Evelyn Slomovitz, Margaret Schiller, Qlice Sneed, Hvrohm Wisenberg SPEECH QRTS The Speech Hrts group was sponsored by Mrs. Mitchell, Mr. Barber, and Mr. Braridstetter. ln debate, the San lacinto boys' team, composed of Flvrohm Wisenberg and lulius Goldberg, took the blue ribbon. The girls' team, made up of Evelyn Slomovitz and Margaret Schiller, placed third. In both boys' and girls' divisions of declamation, San lacinto won first. The speakers were less Bessinger and loyce Levis. limmy Wilson and Hlice Sneed represented San lacinto in the externporaneous speaking contest. Both speakers placed third in their respective divisions. The one-act play presented by San Iacinto received first place in the city, the parts being capably handled by Ellen Huffrnaster, Thelma Branum, and Francis Mowery. 1 . -7 Y L Frank Colby, Betty Jane Sims, Ruth Minton, Mildred Hardeman. LITERHRY HRTS In the Literary Plrts division, San Jacinto placed in every contest. Newman Stribling and Roger Cratin, representing the Golden Bears, tied for second place with Milby in the Spanish contest. ln essay writing, Betty Jane Sims of San Jacinto placed second. Ruth Minton took second also for San Jacinto in the spelling contest. Journalism was under the sponsorship of Mr. Manley. Jo Perkins took first in the news writing, and Charlene Scarborough third in the feature story writing. For writing headlines, Frank Colby took third, and in copy reading, San Jacinto and Milby tied for third with Hnnie Laurie Hargis representing the Brown and Gold. ln the statewide Columbia Press Hssociation contest for high school papers, the Campus Cub was ranked fourth, but it received no rating in the city meet. S ,i 2. Roger Cratin, Vice-Presidentg Olive Dustin, Reporterg Howard Park, President, Iudy Biossat, Pro' gram Chairman: Norman Evans, Treasurer-Qbsentp Barbara Berry, Secretary. EL CIRCULO ESPQNOL The Spanish Club of San Jacinto, which has tor its main purpose creating interest in the Spanish language and Spanish-speaking countries, has reached the peak ot its membership under the leadership ot its President, Howard Parks. It boasts a membership ot more than three hundred students, being one ot the largest clubs in the school. Two new features instituted in the Spring Term which proved very popular were a lottery in which a box ot Mexican candy was awarded, and a contest in which a banner was given to the room that had the largest percentage ot pupils in attendance. The Club's social activities are a picnic in the fall and a Pan-Plmerican Ban- quet in the spring. Each year at these banquets, medals are awarded to high- ranking Spanish students. This year, Roy Travis and Roger Cratin received them for Spanish IV, Charlotte Hnn Pope tor Spanish VI, and ludy Biossat and Iulia Rosenfeld for Spanish VIH. U. S. RESERVE OFFICERS TRPIINING CORPS SHN I HCINTO HIGH SCHOOL UNIT l936-1937 CPLDET OFFICERS l 4 BHTTHLION STHFF Cadet Lt. Col. Howard Park, Reg. Hdj. Cadet Major Edward Kerr, Bn. Com. Cadet First Lt. I . E. Clarke, Bn. Hdj. Cadet Second Lt. Frank Colby, lr., Reg. Pub. Ott. Company D Company Cadet Capt. Patton Sullivan Cadet Capt. Stewart Morris Cadet First Lt. George Carlson Cadet First Lt. Harold del Castillo Cadet Second Lt. Paul Emison Cadet Second Lt. Ben Hancock Cadet Second Lt. Billy Martin Cadet Second Lt. Philip Lewis CHDET NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS Cadet Statt Sergeant Billy Cox, Bn. Sgt. Maj. Cadet Staff Sergeant Paul Putnam Cadet First Sgt. Eugene Oberle Cadet First Sgt. Billy Miller Cadet Sgt. Harry Stevens Cadet Sgt. Perry Luth Cadet Sgt. Marion Welch Cadet Sgt. Cuthbert Hbell Cadet Sgt. Charles Sacco Cadet Sgt. Gerson Cohen Cadet Sgt. Siegfried Schwartz Cadet Sgt. Stanley Bird Cadet Sgt. Morris Sandel Cadet Sgt. B. D. Hall Cadet Sgt. Norman Kroll Cadet Sgt. Thomas Coleman Cadet Sgt. Melvin Unger, Co. Clerk Cadet Cpl. Nat Krahl Cadet Cpl Richard van Eenenaam Cadet Cpl. Billy Morgan Cadet Cpl Fred McDonald Cadet Cpl William Hensley Cadet Cpl. Dick Van Orden Cadet Cpl Robert Smith Cadet Cpl David Baily Cadet Cpl Wallace O'Reilly Cadet Cpl. Sam Semo Cadet Cpl Iames Broome Cadet Cpl. Hrt Stimson Cadet Cpl Cadet Cpl Cadet Cpl. Robert Savage Dudley Greene Ioe Cobb Cadet Cpl. Cadet Cpl. Burton Mclfishan Iimmy Weaver, Co. Clerk COMPPINY D Billy Flbbey Bernard Hbrams Qubigene Flllen Raymond Hllen W ezlie Qshton les Hves Eddie Bartsch Robert Bibb l. W. Brittain Billy Carroll William Chadick Mac Clary Roy Cox lim Ed Davidson lerrel Davis Charles Deane lames Erwin Bob F lagg Don Forbes lohn Fullerton lohn Furney Houston Gaftord Stanley Goldstein Robert Greene lohn Hamilton lames S. Hanna Frank Hastings lames Haynes Ira Hensley Dale Hern Charles Hinz George Hottmeister William Hoopes George Huffman Bruce loyce lohn Kosut Cecil Laws Burt Lutz William H. Martin Billy Mayfield Frank Meine lohn K. Morris Fred Moss Charles Neibel Billy Norwood W. B. Parker Frank Putnam Iimmy Quitter Clarence Reid E. G. Ricks B. L. Robbins Byron Robinson Max Rotholz Harry Sanders Hrch Sanford Harvey Shepherd Roger Smith lack Stuart Edward Tallichet .lohn Weaver 3 Laurie Weir Bob White Glen Wilson lames Wood COMPQNY E Bobby Plbercrombie Donald f-lnderson lames Flshburn Warren Bates loe Blanton Robert Breaux loe Cignesd Louis avi son Louden D95-plk. Harry Dunn Oscar Ebne lack Elliott Ed Esser Hubrey Farb Ben Fleming Ennis Franklin Lewis Frey Billy Gill .lohn Goyen lack Grantham loe Gross Floyd Hagewood Harris Hammersmith Charles Hancock l i l l l Edward Hodges lack Hudson William Hohlt lack Hurley Billy lameson Sam Kordowitz Martin Krosche Duncan McHolm limmy Meyer Hrthur Miller Dan Mitchell Denny Moller Dick Mooreh?d Paul Oberg obert Peter Wendell Pierce Dalton Prince Billy Sale Charles Saunders lohn Sargent Foster Schoenburg loe Simpson lohn Smallwood Donald Smith Billy Sparr lames Spiller George Tips Robert Townsend L. P. Ward Richard West S2 i Forrest Oldham awk, U. S. RESERVE OFFICERS TRQINING CORPS BHND 1936-1937 CHDET OFFICERS Cadet Captain, RUSSELL GOFF Cadet First Lt. STEPHEN MCREYNOLDS Cadet Second Lt. TERRY CLHRK Cadet Second Lt. BOBBY FESER CHDET NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS Cadet First Sgt. BOBBY GOSSETT tDrum Major! fvfn Cadet Staff Sgt. IOHN HNGELQS Cadet Sgt. FRHNCIS MOWERY Cadet Sgt. CHQRLES QDHMS Cadet Sgt. VERNE VENHTOR Cadet Sgt. EUGENE EUBHNKS Cadet Cpl. HBBOT HRMSTRONG Cadet Sgt. WHYNE HOLLHND Cadet Cpl. BILL KOCH Cadet Cpl. BOBBY WELLS CHDET PRIVHTES BILLY HBBEY PRENTICE CONRQD EDWIN LEP! GEORGE ROCH IOE QDHIR LEVITT EDMUND FRHNKIE MFINN CHHRLES STHFFER BILLIE HNDERSON MILLQRD FULLER BURT MHST TOM VENHTOR HOWQRD BONQR ROY KELLY CURTIS MCNEELY EDWHRD WHTKINS GENE CLQRK BILL KENNEDYE I HMES NIDHY MHRVIN ZINDLER l l 1 LITTLE DRURY LHNE This year the Little Drury Lane bade fair to follow in the footsteps of its god- mother for which it was so well named. This year the club worked on developing an understanding of literature with dramatic interpretation, and Mrs. Mitchell, the sponsor of the club, worked with the members in developing poise and a complete absence of staginess. The club discussed the play Dust of the Road, and capably produced and played Bashful Bobby, Elmer, The College Stick, and Bread. The following are beginners' lames Homne Dale Hearn Maurice Hyatt Virgil Reichardt Richard Shepherd Hllan Ta lor Charles Worrel Cathryn Breit Lois Duffy Coralie Durno Fern Flaigg Shirley Gordon Virginia King Margaret Lewis l members of the classes: Clara Murker Hnn Nored Esta Rudnick Louise Spivak Evelyn Taylor Pearl Testa Leah Tolsky Hnna Marie Williams lane Winner Selma Zuber Sara Lewis Ed Cronin Rosalie Evans William Gonzales The following are members of the advanced classes: Sam Hllison Mickie Coe lack Marlin Billy Morgan Forest Oldham loe Simpson Henry Taub Virginia Bashara Thelma Branum Elmodene Cleghorn lean lohnston Karolyn Kelso Mae Scallan Barbara lones lohnnie Hicks Ellen Huffmaster Doris Murphy Thelma Perry Frank Rolls Mildred McDaniel Norma May Sommers Hazel Ulster Ben Willis Francis Mowery FIRTHUR LEFEVRE Vice-President, San Jacinto JOE H. RUSSELL Vice-President, Lanier M. O. MOULLER Secretary E N RAYMOND P. ELLED GE P R E S I D FRHNK ILFREY Treasurer FRFINK CLEMENS Vice-President, Johnston JOHN B. TUCKER Vice-President, Pershing T HE SOUTH END DADS CLUB T. P. Wier Eugene L. Harris J. B. Corless H. L. Paull J. O. Bickley T. H. Rogers S. W. Hberg W. W. Lawson W. H. Martin E. C. Gates John Stewart Tom Elliott H. O. Mueller F. W. llfrey Roy F. Campbell Fred W. Winkler Kenneth Krahl Rex Baker Hines H. Baker R. E. Seagler Burke Baker W. Cecil Sisson R. Bruce Carter T. E. Gossett Lloyd Gregory E. R. Hnderson E. H. Locher M. H. James Hal M. Davis Phil Devant W. H. Raymond H. E. Townsend Trevor Sutton V. P. Ringer L. H. Hllen W. D. Potter H. D. Simpson Harry W. Thrower Ned V. Scott J. M. Lloyd Winston McMahon John Tomtorde S. E. Dorsey C. R. Delhomme Sam S. Hill P. G. Houchins H. J. Bernard J. W. Thigpen Jno. M. Robertson W. T. Peckinpaugh Paul B. Miller T. H. Pope Fl. C. Sorelle W. N. Finnegan J. F. Sullivan H. G. Hiebeler Dale Rogers L. H. Godbold E. M. Freeman B. E. Hull T. E. Swigart F. S. Schwinn D. P. Pace Wendell Fields H. C. Jackson H. D. Mims J . B. Bessinger D. S. Scott F. C. McDaniel H. H. Keith J . E. Beall W. M. Wheless T. B. Trotter R. Fl. Fisher J . Edward Hodges R. P. Sanguily Vernon C. Davis Sidney H. Judson G. G. Goodrich R. D. Kohlman C. L. Ftnderson Neil Geisenhott H. D. Howland E. J . Goodman T. V. Coleman H. J . Penick Clarence Orman C. W. Whitaker R. F Camp J . B. Baker R. E. Phillips L. F. Statton J . B. Human S. H. Ware Louis M. Krausse H. J. Stone Geo. B. Schneider Louis W. Tarnopol J . S. Keith C. H. Dwyer P. W. Kittrell E. L. Davenport J. C. Williams, Jr. W. S. Curtis S. G. Loy D. G. Eckholm Olin G. Bell J no. Fl. Embrey H. Caplovitz Ralph Rupley T. J . Caldwell H. B. Storney Octave Culmore R. L. Wright Paul G. Bell J. W. Cummings Roy Cox C. W. Mitchell Geo. H. Wray Jas. H. Schuller J. M. Frost, Jr. H. L. Joyce Jno. H. Wynne J . W. Shotwell Ted Hill R. H. Dale E. Krakower Dr. L. l. Kercheval o H mer L. Bruce W. L. Thaxton W. B. Kellog M. Mandel M. C. Butcher E. S. Hamilton M. B. Kent V. V. Bright G. Y. Reed Roy Hrterbury Carl M. Knapp F. Y. Hutchison W. B. Ferguson C. S. Hackney P. E. Turner D. Sumners H. D. Prueit R. R. Martin M. J . Peterson M. M. Sherty William H. Hays Julian E. Fruit W. F. Nicholson D. C. Schnabel J . W. Meek L. W. Blau K. P. Morrison Dr. C. M. Hves J . C. Flanagan H. J . Stone W. E. Moreland F. E. Murray C. Fl. Thanheiser Jack Dies Guy Troxell T. L. Powell J. E. Eisemann, Jr. W. D. Hamm Raleigh DeLong Dan W. Jackson G. S. Cummings H. H. Tenney Fred W. Dallas Perry Menking O. P. Sellinqsloh O. C. Conn H. M. Willis G. W. Williford Conrad Bering Lasker W. Meyer R. M. Carter W. R. K. Scott Murray G. Smyth V. L. Roby Paul Danforth W. M. Schleier H. E. L. Toombs J . Farr R. L. Gartner W. F. Land C. M. Shaw Lester Peterson B. C. Clark W. E. Japhet Flndrew H. White Pilva Carlton Byron B. Robinson Harry Holmes W. W. Kirkpatrick Sam W. Davis R. L. Wright Claude L. Starkey Henry M. Dudley E. E. Merrell G. W. Hamlick J . L. Middlebrook R. W. Webb Stanley Blum J . C. Crowley T. J . Hrnold F. B. Roche K. K. Knapp Jno. Zell Gaston Jack E. Fore H. L. Nelms Roger Guthrie R. G. Pelton Harry Zwerneman S. H. Buckley Thomas E. Murphy Hlbert Ft. Walls W. W. Carter, Jr. H. M. Shepherd J . B. Keene F. S. Carothers M. Fl. Vogelsand O. E. Bemus J. W. Shelor G. O. Nevitt W. H. Highams B. H. McEnnis H. C. Newlon Ira D. Sykes, Sr. H. L. Stone H. L. Dingle K. W. Gilmore H. E. Weaver W. C. Reed J. S. Whitworth F. M. Stevens B. T. Vanzant Lake Fowler Henry C. Cortes Martin E. Collis Roger Huder H. B. Gunn Roy C. Hohl Robert F. Peden H. D. Wilbur M. Farnsworth T. P. Priddie, Jr. J. M. Slator, Jr. Clarence E. Frank Rodney Quinby L. P. Bassinger W. C. Morris H. W. Wilk E. E. Jones I. H. Mowery H. Fred Renaud G. S. Maury Howard Proctor R. L. Schneider Hshby H. Riley R. C. Cooley Harry H. Hodges F. R. Breaux O. J . Cadwallader Louis B. Getz W. H. Gray C. M. Hlexander L. W. Tower e N A gih isf ,I . if XY SX QR ,I , .gg-. J -f NN fff ,' Km 'Ilan 1 ' Wfmfaie his 1.1-I X VANITY FAIR ,Z .-lrwll ' ': s 2. IUDGES FIRST ELIMINHTION IESS GIBSON-Chronicle Staff Photographer NIG MILLER-Press Staff Photographer HHRRY GIRHRD-Theatrical Producer SIDNEY VHN ULM--Press Cartoonist FINHL ELIMINHTION BENIHMIN IOHN PLOGER-Instructor in Painting, Houston Hrt Museum FREDERIC BROWNE-Instructor in Painting, Houston Rrt Museum BERTHH LOUISE I-IELLMHN-Former San Jacinto' Student now an instructor at the Houston Hrt Museum FROM PHOTOGRHPH FRED MacMURRHY-Paramount Picture Star fnfnffflf' -Zhi! MOST BEQUTIFUL SENIOR i w 'iw Q-fits, :f KL '. L' .W ,wg X ,ww 'f W., ,.,Q, mf, W A' rf 4 5 M 4 e 'Y f,-f UV , , ' 1 1 wm,L ,,Lm, ,- , Q ,6 H .. T'f,,fg,xilfi!if': W S2 ik rg, 51, V, ff W f' fume Uf611 - xr'-Azfz iff' f SENIQR BEQUTY Q Cfzllflli fl rfw' SENIOR BEHUTY 2013? C6z m71fzy Z0n MQST BEHUTIFUL JUNIQR awk: fx, wx - fm X' -W c xv Xi. sy Q- mx A 'Qu x Qi X.-,afxxxc . WSE? gx ,f ff CHr1a1MlW .Qfvcblzeflf MOST BEHUTIFUL SQPHOMQRE ATHLETIC V 1 X, I I' . f. Q UM ff X, l S S 2:4 X .I 1 Q V! X XX A 1 1 X l ff 1 -A vm ,Q NX V E Lf X X sl is f ff! Q35 QL? f - SV X f , Tffh X 5 ' U K 'SJ 5 Q51 u , 5' 1 x If AN xv Nl v ' A X5 f n e:'f --l- f r Y f Mfr- E' 1. A ' S-27 1 E 4 GIRLS' BHSKETBHLL This season, instead of the usual intramurals, inter-class playing of basketball, the gym classes ot Miss Woods and Miss Spiess combined in an all-class tourna- ment. Girls from either of these groups were eligible to play. Qs a result, keen competition developedg accurate shooting became noticeable, and winning combinations were formed. The winning team, captained by Frances Pizzo, was composed of: Norma lean Chaloupka, Hlberta Fenaes, and Frances Pizzo as forwards, with Mildred Hemnoff, lewel Thompson, Ruth Richardson, and Kittie Lou Dawson as guards. Competition narrowed down to the classes of the gym teachers mentioned above, as Miss Brush did not include basketball intramurals this year. Girls' basketball is gaining fast in popularity among the gym classes. Pllways a favorite sport, it has become even more exciting because of the friendly rivalry shown. lt is quite evident that girls' basketball is in San lacinto to stay. GIRLS' VOLLEY BHLL Hn enthusiastic volley ball tournament was the result of effort on the part of all three gym teachers. It became quite a common sight to see girls in all sorts of poses, anything to win that game! In Miss Brush's division, the fourth period team, captained by lulia Rosenfeld, walked away with all honors when, in the final round, it defeated the second period. Miss Woods' winning team, made up of girls from all her classes, with Beatrice Lockhart as captain, won every one of the five games it played. Only six players were needed on this team to win the tournament. Miss Spiess' fourth period, with Norma lean Chaloupka as captain, carried off the laurels for this division. The team was composed of the usual nine players, and it rose to victory in an exciting play-off. Hll the gym classes seemed to enjoy thoroughly the intramural games. Each class tried to develop the best cheering section, with the result that the halls of San lacinto echoed and re-echoed to the excited shouts of enthusiastic girls, San lacinto's annual custom of competition in intramural volley ball seems to be an unending source of enjoyment. SECOND PERIOD CLHSS WINS BHSEBHLL TOURNEY The girls' intramural baseball tournament of Miss Brush's gym classes was finished Hpril 28, when the second period class cinched the title. Ten games were played during the intramurals, and a play-off game between the tirst and second period classes was held to determine final winners. Katherine Kisten was captain of the winning team, and Leona Herdejurgen and Hudrey Guinn were assistant captain and manager, respectively. vs.-:SPN V .Q 'li HRCHERY Newest and most intriguing in the field of girls' sports is archery. With a new target, excellent bows, and splendid arrows, the gym classes of Misses Brush, Woods, and Spiess are truly enjoying the game. There has been no time for organization of tournaments yet, for the girls are just learning to shoot, but such will naturally follow. Besides being an engaging sport, archery helps the girls in many ways. When one strings her bow, she naturally is in an ex- cellent posture. There is an exhilarating feeling to be able to pull back a bow and shoot-straight at the target, we hope. Bull's Eye! Someone having beginner's luck! Soon the whole class will be shooting in that fashion with such competent instruc- tion as is being given by the teachers. Tournaments will soon be in progress, then, watch out for the arrows! GIRLS' TENNIS CLUB Tennis has gained the spotlight for girls this year. With Katherine Mayfield as president, lean Middlebrook as vice-president, Dorothy Lee Grounds as secretary, and Barbara Berry as treasurer, the Tennis Club, under the sponsor- ship ot Miss Murphy, has really developed into an outstanding organization. Each season a special tournament is held, all members being eligible. The winner this year was Edith Carter, who received special recognition. Letters are given to all girls playing at least titty hours during the season. Besides such school-Wide interest there have been other contests in which a tew members have participated. ln the city-wide contest Qnn Dabbs received first place in singles, and Lulu Burton and Edith Carter first in doubles. Hun Dabbs also won District and Regional Championships. The Tennis Club is rapidly gaining enthusiasts, and the prospect of its being a vital part of the sports program of San lacinto is realized. FCDCDTBALL ' vu-vpp FOOTBHLL The Bruins of 1936, under the able leadership of Coach lesse Madden, were looked upon at the beginning of the season by those in the know as the team favored to take the district title, but it was not to be, the Bears were not to revel in the Nectar of the Gods and there were to be many bees in their honey. Because of ineligibility of some of the players, injury early in the season of our able Captain, Orville Sweitzer, and many cas- ualties among linemen, we got off to a bad start, and throughout the season we earned the name of the hard luck team of 1936. Even though the Bears suffered many defeats in the first half of the season, they showed fine form and team work by outplaying the Sam Houston Tigers in their annual tilt ending in a O-O tie. The Bears demonstrated their power in holding Corpus Christi to a lone 6 points, which came in the last forty seconds of the first half. Even to the last, San lacinto was in the running for the district title, but lost its opportunity in the leff Davis game by the score of 26 to 6. lt was the consensus of opinion of the best authorities that San lacinto had one of the strongest lines of any team in the city. It is with pride that we can point to the recorded HH-City mention. Without any apologies on the part of the team or any of its mem- bers, they gave the best that was in them and played a good clean game, which at all times reflected the influence of their mentors and the spirit of the school. 1 'F' . Q6 t 1 P ' aQQt yn rg .x. itvf , -:- 1 K X f P ,L fx . - .' . . . f Q, t. X, . V., Top Row, left to right: Orville Sweitzer, Manuel Collins, lack lsbell, Carl Bogard, Rex Baker. Second Row: Leslie Meineke, lack Fife, lack Barrett, Ramsey Bienvenu, Kenneth Seibert. Third Row: Billy Jefferies, Iohnny Dorsey, Lyle Wainwright, Sam Hardy, Otis Hiebeler. Fourth Row: Harold Schneider, Charles Worrell, Tony Ditta, lulius Blum, Davis Hesser, Mgr. A FOOTBHLLLETTERMEN No matter if the team goes through a bad or good season of football, there are many stars and outstanding players on a team. To be sure San Iacinto's eleven was not a great team in the records, but it was a colorful and fighting one. The Golden Bears had some of the best players in the District representing them. Some of the stars were Orville Sweitzer, who was Captain and a great leader, Manuel Collins, Co-Captain, who was chosen for Hll-City guard for l936g lack Isbell, colorful tackle, who closed his third year by crowding the field for Hll-City tackles. ln our opinion these boys stood out from the rest, although the Bears offered many a fine player to choose from. . y 5-- 1' tai' .9 1 s listi- AF . 5,1 I if' gt.. - J 5, . iv..- Qt ' p 1 fx? ,-V . J 1,21 .- ss.1 L 1 .gf V 'A J: J, jg , rw . ' t fm. J , A if if 4. will 1 ,K H A J , . fn. xl k , 1? . K Mak t tk w the W 1' J, Ai! g 7,-iii -1 et u,. av M vi L . 434 v La' Q l .L 5' A u' 5, wt J. t ., 'Agfa f if . .l .I J in ,-I Ga. A 2 ggi. ' -- '- 'Til' ff :B F , : . Sgr' 1 ff, 11, ' 15 . i , ' uf. ff-.. ' Rf . 51.4 LP' 4 'A -Q 1 'Q' 5 Q. 54 , 9 .13 1 .-55, .-Jr sg, .. ., ., 1. Q .5 L1 V fi-is '?? fWr W1 . . . , A l M .,. -, 1.2 X . , Q HTHLETIC COUNCIL LETTERMEN Jack Isbell Orville Sweitzer 'Manuel Collins Ramsey Bienvenu Sam Hapdy Carl Boqard John -Dorsey Fl. C. SoRelle James Sartwell Rex Baker Lesley Meineke Julius Blum ' Otis Hiebeler Billy Jefferies Jack Fife Tony Ditta SHN JHCINTO LETTERMEN Lester Thompson Jack Schneider Harold Schneider Kenneth Seibert Lyle Wainwright Jack Barrett Freeman Rexer Charles Worrell Davis Hesser, Mgr x Harris Hoepfner Charles Mitchell SHN JHCINTO FOOTBHLL SCHEDULE FOR 1936 San Jacinto 0 ..... Open Date ... San Jacinto 6 ..... San Jacinto 0 ..... San Jacinto 6 ..... San Jacinto 0 ..... San Jacinto 13 ..... San Jacinto 0 ..... San Jacinto 6 ..... San Jacinto O ..... .. Sept. 18 .. .. Sept. 25 .. .. Oct. 2.... .. Oct. 9.... .. Oct. 17 .. .. Oct. 23 .. .. Oct. 30 .. .. Nov. 6 .. .. Nov. 21 .. .. Nov. 27 .. Sanlacinto 6 ..... .. Dec. 4 ,. . :ti if f 9 Port Hrthur Open Date Beaumont San Flntonio Tech Milby Corpus Qu-isti Conroe Sam Hourton Davis Reagan Kirwin LEFT: Isbell nailing a Sam Houston balllcarner at the line of scrimmage RIGHT: Bienvenu taking a pass for d nice gain around end. HCTION PICTURES Baker and Bogard stopping the runner while Isbell Comes around for the tackle '- f 'W'WSf'f- is Sue Mottley Helen Woods Norman Evans Sid Baum Cl-IEER LEHDERS San lacinto boasted one ot the best groups of cheer leaders in the city during the 1936-37 season. With Helen Woods, Sue Mottley, Norman Evans and Sid Baum leading the student body, the Golden Bears Spirit made itselt known in enthusiastic cheering sections at the lnterscho- lastic games. Helen Woods and Sue Mottley, enthusiastic cheer leaders, deserve much credit tor the way in which they led San lacinto-ites in spite ot cold and wet weather, never ialtering in their de- termination to direct the energies of both the team and the fans. Norman Evans and Sid Baum also proved them- selves to be capable and willing yell leaders. Their lively antics and ever-ready grins made victories more joytul, and losses no defeats. Combining the talents ot these four leaders, then, we feel we had a group ot leaders well worth pointing out with pride. BASKETBALL 'Q-f v ' .' -11 . x ' 3 , o . , wa-...a ,-- X 453'SS47gf 'O 5553 99 4,57 1 a I , f' Q Y Q xl 'Z xxgx' 'K I K I X x x 4' X' f 5 qv I I 72 f ' X 4 j , :gf f 7 ff ! yzat l f JS. 1 Lx ff X M I -ai' V 3:7 gg , . -X 1 -- Xi, fgf f XtQg1',' Si 5.E?Q 14-1-X iff: Jeb' :ou Y XXX Eff BL, X I S g, , .- A .-' , r 1 N 2'::::x F2 L 1. Q gr: --3 -.A ff.-1. V 5-xiif !fiii'.' E lc1 :jg IQ fl, ,Z ' v .1 0 ' f A 1 Top Row: Nachlas, Baker, Holland, Smith, Hiebeler Bottom Row: Wenkebach, Bartley, Crate, Cooley, Bender BHSKETBHLL LETTERMEN SID NHCHLHS OTIS HIEBLER REX BHKER DICK BENDER CHHRLES BHRTLEY BEN SMITH DENTON COOLEY JOHN TOMFOHRDE BUCK CRHTE HWBERNHRD SHMPSON JHCK COMPERE FJ MORIN SCOTT HLFRED WENKEBFICH LEONHRD HOLLHND FORREST SMITH, Manager WHLTER HODGES Coach San San San San San San San San San San San San San San San San - San San Jacinto Jacinto Jacinto Jacinto Jacinto Jacinto Jacinto Jacinto Jacinto Jacinto Jacinto Jacinto Jacinto Jacinto Jacinto Jacinto Jacinto Jacinto BHSKETBHLL SCHEDULE, 1937 PRE-SEHSON GFIMES 30 versus Ball High 49 versus Conroe 22 versus Livingston 32 versus Ball High 49 versus Conroe 22 versus Livingston 30 versus San Marcos 29 versus Sid Lanier l 1 versus J eff Davis 28 versus San Hntonio REGULHR GHMES 22 versus Reagan 30 versus Milby 28 versus Sam Houston 17 versus J eff Davis 19 versus Reagan 21 versus Milby 34 versus Sam Houston 28 versus Jeff Davis Standing: Smith, Mana r, Cooley, Compere, Hiebeler, Smith, Baker, Nachlas, Cohen, Wain- wright, Hodges, Coach. Kneeling: Crate, We enbach, Sampson, O'Connor, Bartley, Bender, Holland, Rubenstein. , kwyn-r BPISKETBHLL Much praise is due for the splendid work done by Coach Walter Hodges, who in previous years has produced some of our outstanding .basketball men. This year, with only two lettermen and some inexperienced material, he soon whipped into form a team that gave our opponents a run for their money. Ht the San Jacinto meet the boys made a splendid showing by being barely defeated in the semi-finals. Coming back home they met with several setbacks, but managed to beat Sam Houston in the first half. In the second half the Bears fared somewhat better by taking two games and by being beaten by Jeff Davis by only four points in the final encounter. Several of the boys received Fill-City mention, and Denton Cooley carried off laurels for the year, being the star of the team. Charles Bartley sinks a nice sideeshot, as Sid Nachlas comes up for the rebound from the back board. Buck Crate goes under the board to make a one-hand shot for the basket. Denton Cooley, all-city center, goes high in the air to take the jump, as Rex Baker comes in to grab the tip-off. Cooley, Nachlas, and Bartley watch the ball, as Cooley's shot is good. f , , ' X 'Zn . . r, 'ff v X . - U mlm I H 1QAv5f' . rx in 1 Q .gniggnfv -,-'Q -m-- fr I Mg-ii-.-? y , ff ........4, :ZW f 'JM V , .,4--1--1 N I -ii 'N' g -- 'Yi v W -.- X f H04-l :dx X P X -kiwi A fsL. 4 fglsi ',1 1: 7 XQ 'gg 1 -: if ' A1 ,V - ck ' ff: Q' 1 ij: ' . B-Fd--J x X P1 ' .W .L V J -ig TN 'lj ' , H- -.-ff 5' , lx v N + I ff' '1 K I' , '-bf: A -9'!, I- Z fr Q' 4 U 0 4 X '+ uw I i 1 1 W- W.. A X Q - , K ...h,, N Fe.-'M 'v Q ' f ., x --Q W 1, mf R J -S. f f u' x - , f. Www Q 'X J'-1' X , 3 1 nw 1 --Mui, Iqlsczqx I my X -. -1-f vf . si,-S 4' N ' PN ' sn' Q X -N-M v 1. 1 1, - - x. -lb X x -- - -Mn, , , F 1 -+-N -- N TRACK, TENNIS AND I-ICDCKEY 11 if I X y ' . X 4 .Z Z 4 4 .f 'U Q L? .. x..-... L1 s...., li A Back Row: Hoeptner, Deckert, Harrington, Underwood, Harding CCoachl, Foley, Htkinson, Craft, Church. Front Row: Lewis, Vasser, Fitzgerald, Suhr, Wander, Cruse, Iefferies, Beard. TRHCK TERM The 1937 track team ot San lacinto was not so strong as previous years, but made many fine showings through the season. The team broke many records, and compliments should go to Coach Hlton CCap.J Harding tor producing with green material a splendid squad. Boys like Qustin Fitzgerald, who ran the 440, 220, and 100 yard dashes in good time, and Harris Pee Wee Hoept- ner, Who was a splendid broad jumper, received state-Wide recog- nition. Pllso outstanding were Scranton Harrington, Delmar Suhr, Ray Cruse, Pl. C. SoRelle, and Billy Tettries. Relay Queen Betty Gartner and her Maids, Emily Montgomery, Louise Cookenboo, and Lida Picton. CHMERON MEET-High jump, Foley, third itiel, 440 yards, Fitzgerald, third place, 440 yards relay, fourth place. SHN IHCINTO RELHY-100-yard dash, Hoepfner, third place, 440-yard, Fitzgerald, first place, 220-yard low hurdles, Suhr, second place, javelin, H. C. SoRelle, fourth place, mile relay, fourth place. ' HEHRNE MEET-100-yard dash, Fitzgerald, fourth place, 220-yard, Fitzgerald, first place, 120- yard high hurdles, Suhr, third place, high jump, Foley, third place, 880-yard, Harrington, first place. Medley Relay, CFitzgerald, Hoepfner, Suhr, Harringtonj first place. Mile Relay, fSuhr, Foley, Kinser, Vasserj second place. LIVINGSTON MEET-100-yard dash, Fitzgerald, first place, 100-yard, Hoepfner, second place, 220-yard, Fitzgerald, first place, 220-yard, Hoepfner, second place, 120-yard high hurdles, Suhr, second place, 220-yard low hurdles, Lewis, third place, 220-yard low hurdles, Suhr, fourth place. Mile Relay, iKinser, Kreisler, Harrington, Foleyl, second place, high jump, Foley, second place. DISTRICT MEET-100-yard dash, Fitzgerald, second place, 220-yard, Fitzgerald, second place, 120-yard high hurdle, Suhr, first place, pole vault, Cruse, second place, javelin, Deckert, second place, broad jump, Hoepfner, first place, 880-yard, Harrington, third place. REGIONHL MEET-100-yard dash, Fitzgerald, second place, 220-yard, Fitzgerald, second place, 120-yard high hurdle, Suhr, first place, broad jump, Hoepfner, third place, pole vault, Cruse, third place, Ctiej, javelin, Deckert, third place, 880-yard, Harrington, second place. CITY MEET-100-yard dash, Fitzgerald, second place, 220-yard, Hoepfner, fourth place, 440- yard, Fitzgerald, first place 151.2 seconds-new recordj, 120-yard high hurdle, Suhr, second place, 220-yard low hurdle, Lewis, fourth place, 880-yard, Harrington, second place, pole vault, Cruse, first place, javelin, SoRelle, second place, javelin, Deckert, fourth place, discus, Htkinson, second place, high jump, Foley, third place, high jump, Pltkinson, fourth place, broad jump, Hoepfner, first place, mile run, leffries, third place. GHLVESTON MEET-100-yard dash, Fitzgerald, second place, 220-yard, Fitzgerald, second place, 120-yard high hurdle, Suhr, second place, 220-yard low hurdle, Lewis, third place, 220- yard low hurdle, Suhr, fourth place, 880-yard, Harrington, second place, broad jump, Hoepfner, second place, Shot put, Htkinson, second place, pole vault, Cruse, second place. STHTE MEET-440-yard, Fitzgerald fqualified for finalsl, broad jump, Hoepfner Kqualified for finalsj. Harrington starting in the District 880-yard dash. Suhr and Church clear the barriers in the 120-yard highs. Fitzgerald breasts the tape a scant inch ahead of Kaiser of Davis in the district 440-yard dash. Pee-wee Hoepfner makes a mighty leap in the district broad- jump prelims. Suhr finishes a game second in the 220-yard low hurdles. H. C. Sollelle hurl- ing the javelin as Deck- ert and Lewis look on. Ray Cruse lets go ot the pole in a practice vault. Pee-wee Hoepfner qualities in a dead- heat finish of the 220- yard prelim heat. I ' :K r ' ' V K M.. L i,it,,1fi A - , X ,I i 'i V W5-wma, - 'T u .,, A :J ligne. ' ' ' ' 'il'i::W5iffri L, ,V A if 'Q ' K- - H .ing G! igggn gg z vsfi . , W hy If P w .bv L :Ii wt t TENNIS TEQM The Golden Bears' Tennis Team made a very good showing in the inter- scholastic meet. Joe Gilmore and Glen Hewitt were the outstanding boys on the team. They won the district and regional titles and went to the semi-finals in the state eliminations. Coach Stuart MacKay should be very proud of his team because of its splendid showings. . Due consideration should go to the following boys for their cooperation and support: DENTON COOLEY BUDDY HEWITT BILLY IOSEY MORIN SCOTT Standing: Laughlin, Pierce, Park, Cunningham, Blanton, lacobe, Nice, Iefteries, Brown, Eckhardt lCoachl. Kneeling: Eclchardt, New, Scheps, Butler, Spencer. KINGS OF THE ICE Pill hail to Billy Eckhardt and E. B. lngraham, who together produced one ot the state's most outstanding hockey combinations! Boys like Punky Spencer, Link Eckhardt, Kempton Pierce, Malcolm Cunningham, Charles Scheps, and lack Butler were responsible tor the Golden Bears' winning the City Title from Milby in two playeott games, the first being a scoreless tie, and the second a 3 to l battle, with the Bruins coming out on the long end ot the score. Qtter the Bruins won the City Title, they went on to gain higher laurels by defeating St. Thomas, 2 to O, in the most exciting ice game seen here in several yearsg then climaxing the season by Winning from the strong Houston University team, 3 to 1. Scheps signals a teammate to pass, while Cunningham watches the puck. Malcolm Cunning- ham signals another qoal for San Iacinto. HLTON HHRDING In the eleven years that Cap Harding has been at San Iacinto, he has produced track stars who are now hanging up records for colleges. His track teams have won eight district championships, and the 1930 team won State Championship. It was through his coaching that San lacinto turned out such products as Burton Burnstein, one of the best high school hurdlers in the United States. WHLTER HODGES Coach Hodges has gained an enviable reputation during his career of basketball coaching at San lacinto. He has developed five city championship teams, and sent two to the state finals, one of them being eliminated only by the playoff of a tie with the national champions. He has produced such men as Harry lourneay, his brother, Lee Tynes lourneay, and R. T. Eaton. Since 1924, he has brought cups and honors to San Iacinto with his steady and quiet training. But above all, he has succeeded in the making of men. JESSE MHDDEN This being his second year, he has made many friends among the Bears, at the school and in the city. Under the guiding hand of Madden, the Bruins of 1936 played good clean football all through the season, and he not only builds good football teams, but develops gentlemen as well. H11 hail to lesse Madden and the Golden Bears of 1937. BLQINE INGRHHHM Blaine Ingraham was the first man to bring ice hockey into the high schools of Houston. He has done much to further this sport, and enjoys an en- viable reputation tor producing good teams. His 1936 team was, without a doubt, the most colorful and outstanding in many seasons. HUMOR D C AMEM 'X ,K - - gk .,,.,.L W- I I A: J:,r5e,SiiV:lg s H gs' . F A J L- K fx 7 K 5- 5' - 3,5 - , . Q , gg . .,,,,:::-,:. , tg iegigl kkvy K nys K 1: N Q f,: - v i. , - i -- , ..,: ' g gi k .E,'.b. in . Q W N . k k-L. .. .. ' :- . : :L yy ,,,:.,,, ....: , ,, ' ..', zl, : t K f 'b ,LL'L A f w 1, ll wx wa Q ,L.. F H i -il ' fnL :ff ' '- ., A I X fi? A A 1 1 I8 'sl kb,,, +37 u ,fig , ,fx A Q ' fl iz A 'fv ' X sq B... -V i , . V Q I A g f5AN UT QOAQH AT END or SEASON 4 tfigj-O ff ' fa ff? J XT HE 3P..o'rL4 SQ: EDITION LEADING PRICE owq NEWSPAPER EXTRY 1vnJnvn.u:'s rnwn. VOL. 05 NO. 568 MUDVILLE, TEXAS, JUNE 5, 1947 6 PAGES LAND IT COMES OUT HERE! COURT REFORM BILL UPSETS HOUSE! The House is divided! Opposing orces are up in arms against each other. Pill of this is caused by the court reform bill presented by Representa- tive Pat Long of Texas, upholder of women's rights. Those in favor of the passage of the bill are representatives from 25 to 40 years of age, while op- posing are those on the cloudy side of 40. The bill is worded thus: Resolved, that all forms of courting practiced to- day be abolished and be replaced by the system of chivalry. Rep. Long made a twenty-five hour speech, one of the longest in history of the House, in de- fense of the bill. Rep. Filvin Beyer, in response, made a twenty-five hour fifty-nine minute speech upholding men's rights. Some excerpts from Rep. f.ong's speech follow: The present system is Continued on page 3 WEATHER REPORT San I ac: Temperature Torrid Snow-white and the old gray mare, our favorite clouds, are laugh- ing so hard at Venus trying to buy fresh milk from the Milky Way that one of them is bound to burst, hence rain is forcasted. But the man in the moon says it Mars our seniors' chances not in the least for a happy rotation on 11-,is earth and for a starry destination. Q President is Inaugurated SNATCHED! Late last night while sitting on Park Bench No. 58, Miss Rubalee Hankamer was robbed. Miss Hankamer reported that after a struggle, the thief had stolen one slightly used heart and had made off for parts unknown. From the description given by Miss Hankamer to Sergeant Billy Cox, the pilferer is believed to be the notorious Blubber Bailey, lady-killer and heart- breaker. Miss Hankamer did not urge im- mediate recovery. BELLEGIE POR PRESIDENT! The United Senior Class of San la- cinto High School has at last picked its President. We weren't sure that it would ever happen but they finally have come to a decision and the Hon. Nickalouse Bellegie,Esq., is their choice. When told of the fnal outcome, Mr. Bellegie remained cool, calm, and col- lected saying simply and forcefully, Ol-fl The U. S. C. officers under Pres. Bellegie are: Marion Frost, Vice-Presi- dent, Betty Gehring, Secretary of State, and Sid Nachlas, Secretary of the Treasury. Qt the impressive ceremonies that took place this morning at the city dump, the Hon. Pres. Bellegie was in- augurated. Our honorable first gentle- man C?l of the school was accompanied by his lovely first lady, the former Helen Campbell, who, as you know, is also prominent in politics. Hlthough her husband is the president she is speaker of the house! HUMOR EDITOR: Q thing which a guy if he had any sense wouldn't be. iYe Editor Ht lunch when Gene Oberle saw THE GOOD EARTH June 5, 1947 THE GOOD EARTH STAFF Betty I ane Sims ............... Editor lean Hllen ..... .... H ssociate Editor Edythe Mazow ........ Hssociate Editor Bill Tilton .... ...... Q rt Editor NOTICE: Let it hereby be known that all names used in this paper are purely fictitious and if the name of any living person is used it is entirely coincidental. GHEERIO! Four score and lO years ago you, dear seniors, were first welcomed into our beloved portals. Yes, my learned friends, you entered dear old San Iac a little greenie, bewildered yet hope- ful. Hfter buying the Tower for .35c from a high and mighty senior and add- ing a very decorated elevator to your collection, you started skipping on the pathway of learning. Years came and years went and still you graced our fair school. Now, after so long a time you have decided to leave us . . . cheerio, good-bye, and good luck! GOOD-BYE AND GOOD LUCK For many years we have waited for opportunity to knock at our door. Not just a simple everyday opportunity but a big grown up version of the once in a lifetime type. Ht last we have reached the El Dorado of our desires- our dream ship has docked-after long years of pondering and longing at last it has happened-at last it is our pleas- ure-at last we can say Good-bye and Good Luck, Roger Boyd. For he has graduated! HEARD HERE AND THERE . . . You can't rise with the lark if you've been out on one the night before. Some distant relatives wouldn't be so bad if they kept their distance. it If times keep getting better there may yet be a car for every filling station. Women live longer than men because paint is a good preservative . . . save the finish, save all. in H blotter is something you look for while the ink dries. The man who invented swing, should! He makes you feel more danced against than with. He is the type of person who always has something to say during the coarse of conversation. Fl bride should make sacrifices to her husband but not in the form of burnt offerings. Knitting gives women something to think about while they are talking. IT HAPPENED .... LITERARY INDIGESTION I put my trust and faith in you, I thought I could rely, But now I'm disillusioned- I wish that I might die. Ht fifth period study when Carolyn Conway wrote those tell-tale notes. if if Pk how Mary Louise Storey kept her girl- ish figure. 1' SF Ik Every time Bill Tilton hears Betty Gehring's name mentioned. lk if lk On Saturday 13 when Dot Miller and William Burwell decided to march to Mendelssohn. ik lk 11 When Mary Margaret Finnegan learned that Fred Renaud's first name is HRISTIDE! W Sl' lk When Delmar Suhr lost his shirt in the hall . . . not Wall Street! ik lk ik When Pllyce Sneed introduced Hugh Millis to Billie Liese and it's been going strong ever since! 3 Ill lk The day Mickie CLochinvarJ Coe plucked his eyebrows. I made you my ideal, you see Find so I copied you I should have copied someone else 'Cause now I'm flunking too. if IK ll' Both beautiful and dumb Must my true love be. Beautiful so I'll love her, Rnd dumb so she'll love me. ik 4' F Roses are red Violets are blue Sugar is sweet Hnd I'll take two lumps! if if Ik The night was clear The sky was dotted With bright gleaming stars. The wind played melodies On the branches of the trees. Slowly the moon mounted The heavens and lighted the earth, My eyes beheld the wonder- My heart stood still- Hnd there sat that girl Eating hamburger and onions. in bad shape and must be thrown out lime 5, 1947 THE GOOD EARTH 3 'W W SHOWERS KEEP DEBS FROM COMING OUT! So Do Safety Pins! This year's crop of Misses was greatly disappointed last evening when a shower kept them from coming out at the Grand Ball. The Misses Lyda Picton, Hnn Schumacher, Lois Starkey, Mary Margaret Finnegan, leannette Russell, Katherine Highams, Mary Finn Little, Mary Flverill, Eddis Cherault, and loyce Bowman an- nounced that if the weather is favorable Friday, they might make another attempt- Il Pk if Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Potter announce the engagement of their daughter Lizzy to Mr. Ed Hllen. The wedding will take place at the Little Church Hround the Corner on Hpril first-no foolin'! ik f 1 Mr. and Mrs. loe E. Perkins announce the marriage of their daughter, Miss Io, on Friday to Mr. Leroy Rodgers in white lace. The bride tripped up the aisle on the arm of her father on the rose-strewn path. The maid of honor was Miss Kempton Pierce in pink net. The bridesmaids were Misses Sam Hardy, Ira Hensley, Lester Thompson, and Sid Baum in pastel - . shades of net. The best man was Mr. Continued from page 1 Doris lean lohnston and the grooms- men were Messrs. Mary lane Mer- rell, Grace Ellen Mclntyre, Betsy Hnn Busse, and Isabel Chapman in white linen summer suits. The couple are spending their honeymoon in Goose Creek. lk if ll' Mr. and Mrs. Martln Collis, the former Marion Moore, have as their guest for the holiday season the famous hoarse opera star, Mlle. Fidylayde Kernisky, known to Mudvillonians as Fldelaide Kershner. Mlle. Kernisky will be presented in a concert at the Symphony next Monday Evening. Those having boxes for the season include Mr. and Mrs. Gene Watkins Uune Carterlg Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Everett lLib Kndpl-'Jli Sir Malcolm Cun- ningham: Mr. and Mrs. Billy Robertson lEve Williamsl. and replaced by the only answer to the problem-CHIVHLRY! In olden times there was something sweet about ro- mance: now all it adds up to is a coke, a ride in a model T fliver, a few dances where one or the other fears getting , stuck, and holding hands in a movie. Really, this system of ours is unfair to organized lovers, and causes much un- rest. The great lover, Mickie Coe, of movie tame, says, Courting must be changed or l'll lose my standing. lWe agree that his technique won't ho'd out much longer if something dra.tic isn't done. We must raise the sandards of courting to their pre-depression level. Courting ain't what it used to was, therefore I say, CHIVHLRY? CHIV- HLRY? Ht this point Rep. Long tainted of exhaustion and was carried out. By this time there was general disorder and Speaker Hvrohm Wisenberg was badly trampled on in the confusion. Where will it all lead? Senior Beauty SNOUPING SUZY Listen my children and you shall hear-things I learned through key holes: Duna Beyer and little Eleanor Miller lead Nickalouse a merry life waiting for them. By the way, why is it that every time Nickalouse goes on his paper route he comes back with lip stick on his face . . . Martha? . . .? Betty Hdams went to a picnic and came back with a black eye . . . why Willie!!! We're still wondering what gave Ruth Minton the big thrill on the hay- ride. While speaking of Dopes, have you met Burton Mast from Nebraska? . . . I have! Have you heard Lillian came out a Long--shot with the seniors! Tally Ho! 4 THE GOOD EARTH June 5, 1947 W THE WCDM.FIN'S PPIGE w FROATHY MIX Dear Miss Mix: My girl friend says she won't love me until I cultivate Robert Taylor's smile, Errol Flynn's physique and Clark Gables personality. What shall I do? -Puzzled Pete Boozalis Dear Puzzled Pete: I advise you to get a girl friend who likes loe E. Brown's mouth, Mahatma Gandhi's physique, and Ben Turpin's eyes. 4Froathy Mix Dear Miss Mix: I am very much in love with a young girl but every time I try to tell her so, words fail me. I need help. fGeorge Carlson Dear Georgie: Buy her orchids and keep your mouth shut. Currency is the best lan- guage on earth. 4Froathy Mix Informal Picture of the President's Ball Bull in the China Closet ETIQUETTE BY EMILY STUMP Q. Which is correct to stir one's coffee with, the left or the right hand? Q. lt has always been advisable to use a spoon. if Sk Pk Concerning party details we present: Dooings of da nite rools Sl reggula- tions lst, Kum Inn. EntEr. seCund, Go Up stares to Bud Wars Pl 81 B, and remove raps ani fireflrms. iii, hide them to pervent loss: 4th: desend stares below: Fifth, If convenient, slid down da banny stares, as da varniSh on da Steps wood Krack at sech phunny lukin folks. 6. When all da aggregashun of Qcktors and Plcktresses, and sech other things present, have collected, prepare for da SEVENTH. Games. P.S. Rekolect da fernitoor and kar- pette is ours. Sum of da dishes ain't, so don't brake enny. RECIPE: WELIJKNGWN CEREHL l arm full of a pretty girl 2 lovely faces 2 rosy cheeks 4 lips like cherries Mix well and press together, add l pinch of dark porch, a little moonlight and press into one large hand two small ones. Fldd 2 oz. of romance and I whisper. Dissolve into 1 or 2 oz. of glance a quantity of hesitation and 2 of yielding. Place a kiss on blushing cheeks and lips. Flavor with a slight sigh. Set outside to cool and serve on a gallery, swing, or auto. This recipe makes sufficient guan- tity of mush for two people. L June 5, 1947 TI-IE GOOD EARTH SKHTERS SIT-SWEITZER SOCKS-SID SWINGS SWINGING SID Slingin' Sid Nachlas, the answer to a football's mean off, with another honor when he prayer, just passed out-I received a special letter from Lt. Shearn for being San Iac's most use- less player. Lt. Shearn, who has guided the golden bears through many a tough session on the gridiron, expressed his deep sympathy tor Nachlas, who looked like he needed it . . . Hey, wait a min- ute! Oops, I'm in the wrong column! SWEITZER SWATS A FLY Tudy Sweitzer, the terror of bats and balls, the knocks 'em dizzy J was suspended from playing ball for two days due to a little accident he had with a drug store window. It seems the ball got so scared after being smacked by Tudy that it ran to the nearest drug store to get some aspirins and didn't want to disturb the door latch which was tight LISTEN 'romew-rl ON STATION O 'N P ON SITDOWN STRIKE AT SOLAR RAVE ICE SKATING PALACE Miss Rhydonia Hamblink, well-known student of San Jacinto, is leader of the sitdown strike at the Solar Rave Ice Skating Palace. Pls speaker for the group she said: We demand softer, non-skid ice rinks. I have been trying to learn to skate for years. I come here every day and skate and skate and skate and what does it get me? I ask you what does it get me? The would-be Sonja Henie continued her lamentationg So after spending all my money for lessons and losing all my lovely youth in this place, I have come to the conclusion that the trouble must not be with me but with the brand of ice they use at this place. I started to write them a letter about it but could not spell the words and remain a lady so I had to resort to more subtle ways. I didn't know just what to do so I slung my skates over my shoulder and came out to skate and think. Qnd the minute I stepped on the ice it hit me+Plop! There it was and here I am right in the middle ot the ice. Since I am compelled to sit down most of the time, I thought a sitdown strike would be the easiest way. Such is the case of me and my friends. What do you think of it? No one said anything but the ice made some funny cracks YOU CAN QUOTE ME AS SAYING Every time I hear The Love Bug Will Bite You I begin to scratch lean Qllen I love Helen Nick Bellegie I-Ielen lean Kiker Silencius est aureus simus non DIZZY DEFINITIONS H door knob is a thing a revolving door goes around without. Q straw is something which you drink through two of them. Cobble stones are a pavement that people would rather have asphalt than. H fern is a plant that you are sup- posed to water once a day but if you don't it dries and if you do it dies any- way only not so soon. Summer is a season that in winter you wish you could keep your house as warm as. Fl cartoon is a funny drawing that makes people laugh when other people claim cigarettes come in it. Cream is something which dry cereal doesn't taste as good without it, unless you use milk but haven't any. One car they are all dying to ride in is the hearse. D LLEN 0 PUNY5 FROM A WN Beamer seczeiz were I Z H I 59 it - , r y x ., G. f ' - - .J E46 -- ' '1'- I3 l an is a A ine so oo Miss M 66A Pl. dlvl. A ghtyt l. . . - S. . 1: - Dfw Iimmy Wilson THE GOOD EARTI-I O June 5, 1937 CLQSSIFIED SECTION WANTED LOST AND FOUND WHERE TO GO AND H young male, 17-25, brunette, 6 ft. 2 in., 185 lbs. Rich oil man preferred- OK. if just rich! Cum up n' see me sumtime! -M. L. Giraud Hnswers to problems on Trig final! -lack Roach O e date with Emily Montgomery- -Tom Peckinpaugh Hn all H card with a D effort. -Kenneth Harris PARTNER WANTED Partner wanted for life-long job. -Grover Mushaway You furnish the capital-I furnish the brains! -Robert Brains Elliot iniecsis' FX K YI B. GHOST 60155 T0 TCW Fl LDOWNT owNl W' X 'GI-lo ,- K . 9 L f,yl tnt li 'ffl Alt l D if LOST: One heart. lf found return to Barbara Hnn Schuhmacher. LOST: Little boy lost by mother with pink pants in downtown district. FOUND: Two hot lips-owner can claim anytime by proving ownership. -Ben Willis LOST: One girl friend. lf found re- turn to Mac Webber. LOST: One mangey dog with trained fleas, If found return to Mrs. Minnie Mitchell. FOUND: RHYTHM. Owner call Lyn- da Lea Houchins. LOST: One dog by Billy Robertson with bow-legs and long ears. LOST: Client, if found return to Bobbye Sher-Lawyer. ALMOST TOO LATE TO CLASSIEY Mr. Rogers-the principal interest in the school. Uncle Elmer-even his father gave him the Gates. Miss lohnson-not like the woman who lived in the shoe: you have lots of children but know what to do-eh, Genevieve? Miss Clayton-as a teacher she's just sew-sew. Mr. Hlsup-he's really a civic prob- lem. Sister Sarah-her pupils are some- times called down for Gross insubordi- nation. Mrs. McGinnis-her name is Belle and she often takes a liberty. The answer to a maiden's prayer- H. 5256. Right-Marsanne??'? WHAT TO SEE DOWNTOWN: Tohnny Hnderson in Nona On My Knee. PENNY HRCRDE: Carolyn Gunn in Sing Baby Sing. LITTLE THEHTRE: P. F. Graves and Mary Berring in Hs You Don't Like It. HOT CHI-T CLUB: Betty Gehring in her banana peel dance. POTQTO ROOF: Ed Sullivan and his hot shots featuring Dotty lean Kent with her blues melodies. IMPERIHL: Richard Buckingham and Marion Frost in Head Over Heels In Love. ROYRL: Betty Gartner and Paul Hubbard in Love is News. PHLHCE: Mary Qnn Hnderson in Swing High Swing Low. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Murphy bed for sale by woman who folds up and disappears. Cars for sale by Denton Cooley with no flat tires . . . Sic'em Matrimonial Hgency We gottem, you pickeml Satisfac- tion guaranteed. Coupon book good for one round trip to Reno with each selection. PERSONALS Roger H. Will reconsider that date for Sat. nite. -Era H. Lorraine I. ln case you are interest- ed, there is a moon out tonight. -Capt. Ed. Cur XXX SNAPSHCDTS , fmu llln--'f-'- f yymw- ---- :www '---'f'f-'--- www-1 - - -- --W IK W , ! Q5 f M 1 if i Emi? M Q X 1 Q2 E X -1, sw ' A '-bk 3 -gs ff-f Miha.. X XX ,XXXXXXSKXXYXXXXXXXXXKX NX X Tutankhamen by Role Our alma-rnammy Careful, Sue, Mrs. Gates may have a hatchet. Looks like you rate, Milton. How'd you do it? Back to the old grind-if you have a lunch excuse. Is HE hiding in the back seat, Helen? Why students grow gray. H dumbbell-W The old Cofficersb against the new. F. L. Duggan, in action! Hitch-hiker De Luxe Say, girls, what's wrong lunch room! San lac in the making. ive it e arlings. Three CPD Smart Girls. Get out and get under. Pose for the camera, Slop. Tooth paste grin. It must have been the nut that held the wheel. Who? Me? . Stargazinf Her skirt was the only thing that got a lift. Pl Day at the Races. Careful, kids, you might get tat. Depend on Elmer to lead the crowd. The Three Graces CPD. Mad, Shorty? Campus Hubbub. Double trouble. Did he get away, girls? Napoleon Boney CPD Part Big joke-- ha! hal The Pep Club on parade. lust an old BLOW HHRD. Carolyn couldn't be thinking about school. She looks too interested. Oh-oh! Curthbert and Nancy are fight- ing again. Hank's up to her old tricks. Before and after taking. Pals. Serenade i the KNIGHT. H study in studes. Our hero! Say, Kiker, what you need to learn ain't in bookse- Why, Lieutenant! Mustn't lose your tem- per. Hawks. Hsleep In The Deep or Morpheus vs. Mathematics. Major Midcllebrook with Lieuter1a1'1t Sherri. Scatter boys-Elmer may be watching! Bull session. Two old moss covered stumps. Bobby rates Betty. The Pep Club doesrft look so peppy. Frank looks Wise beyond his years. Two of a kind-cream puffs. Hll on a summer's day. What's the matter, Mrs. Mitchell? Lost your last cat? They're all wrapped up in each other Not QUITE all wet! Socco Suttle. Cynthia, just stanclin' there bare face hanging out. Hin't he angelic? Who are you after now, Sue? Beauty in the RHW. l3lnd she said that he saiclf' Hank, you got the big head? lil has-been or a hope-to-b Warhorse Campbell. P1 Lesson in Technique. Zylla's on the water wagon these days For Sentimental Reasons Carolyn was a big success. Dottie Lee Grounds Cstartinq earlyl Marjorie Fulks. Beyer-our editor. Ben Scher. Olive Dustin Marjorie and Plllen Nice Betty lo McDannald Frances Kelser Qline and Henry Springfield Phyllis Greer Pauline and Betty Mills Hnn Wilkins Pat Long When You Buy Patronize EL ORCDSO ADVERTISERS S E M A A N Texas Photo Supply Co. ORIENTAL BUGS COTTRH-.L,S LINENS TROUSSEAUX 1019 Main Street FINE SWISS MONOGRAMS , 0 , Where EL OROSO Photographic 3315 Mum Supplies Are Bought Put Electric Service to Work in Your Home lT'S CHEAP f Zu A Tw-A we , V I ,V , fin!!! .V f ly !V,,'V!f,.llf!J,,-F, flrrffhl ,, , . f FH' fb I . ,,,f!r,T, 0 'Wx J YT, fl 1 lil ff CM foo, A fa T 1 in Amee T - E H, oloo MASURY PAINT . . . Tl-IE Q ci S FLORISTS -THE STANDARD or THOSE wHo Sqn lC'CimO'S Plow KNOWAAND OF THOSE WHO DO FLOWERS FOR TEAS NOT WANT TO TAKE CHANGES. CORSAGES FOR DANCES Flowers for A11 Occasions FAIRFAX 5348-1207 MAIN Dependable Service Since 1867 Across from Humble Building . Most folks prefer- DUTCI-1 MILL GARDENS 1014 TEXAS AVE. PRESTON 8261 F L O W E R S BOOKS - STATIONERY - GIFTS 3531 MAIN STREET - HOUSTON, TEXAS LENDING LIBRARY HADLEY 8214 M RAYMOND PEARSON ..,3.f SN AUTHORIZED FORD DEALER The Place to Get Your New Or Used F O E D V-8 POLK at CAROLINE V PRESTON 3144 LINCOLN . . . 2314 MAIN SMART CLOTHES SOUTH END CLEANERS for B. D. HALL, Proprieiot YOUNGER MEN Dependable Since 1909 9 TWO lflllll L1QL,'1'ILs 312 TUAM HADLEY B111 I2 Modern Food Markets Serving Houston WEINGARTEN'S BETTER Food for LESS ron QUALITY CANDIES CALL S T. R E G I S 3302 Main, Shell Bldg. H-0351, P-7647 FREE DELIVERY COMPLIMENTS OF The San Iacinto P. T. A. 1936-37 President Mrs. Kenneth Krahl ..... .... lst Vice-Pres. tPrograml Mrs. C. I. Sarver ................. 2nd Vice-Pres. CMeml?ershipl .H-0826 I-I-0653 Don't MONKEY with cheap roofs . . Genuine RU-ber-OID Shinqles-Roofing LONE STAR ROOFING Mrs. E. B.Frankl1n ........ .... L -9010 CQMPANY 3rd lace-Piles? Cl?evenuel H 307 rs. . . ones ................ - 1 R k Y k 4th Vice-Pres. tPublic Welfarel us at or Preston 4121 Mrs. G. W. Hamlink ..... . . .... L-4344 HOUSTON, TEXAS Sth Vice-Pres. tEducationl Mrs. R. W. Webb ......... ..... H -4888 6th Vice-Pres. tHome Servicel th slifIrs.gd. Hcriilioldtm ......... ...., H -6332 'Y ' - . 15132. 5.11. rriicrsco ,,.. ..... H .5411 SAN TACINTO GRADUATES' Recording Secretary Mrs. Jas. H. Schiller ..... ..... H -9951 You have Your high school education-Your COTFSSPOUCHUQ SeCI'et5TY fundamental literary training. Add to this thor- Mrs' Thos' E' Murphy ' ' F4409 ouqh training in the practical commercial sub- Treasurer Mrs. F- W. Hfrey .-.I..-. ..'.. H .9240 jects and you will be economically independent. Parliamentarian We very cordially invite you to take advantage HA tMT5- IT1 H- MOWSTY --'- - - -I-F5826 of our facilities for preparing you for a position. ls 0133: R. E. Leigh' . . . I . I ' U . 'I-1.5616 Visit our school for needed information. Publicity Chairman 1 Mrs. Fred B. McDonald .... .... . H-9620 HOUSTON BUSINESS COLLEGE PmC'IIJIi. Rogers ......... ..... H -4098 3708 Main L-0589 ENGRAVING EMBOSSING REDNAL OIL COMPANY R E G A L Petroleum Products RIDE WITH REGAL 1402 Palmer Street Houston, Texas S T A N D A R D PRINTING ci LITHO. CO. 1207-ll Capitol Avenue tOpposite Postotficel Houston, Texas PRINTERS STATIONERS LITHOGRAPHERS HOUSTON'S FINEST DEPARTMENT STORE FOR NEARLY FIFTY YEARS LEVY BROS. DRY GOODS CO. 4 MAIN AT WALKER HMBULHNCE SERVICE Morse Funeral Church 2802 Milam Street Lehigh 8185 Compliments of Blum lones Beauty Shop 3005 Brazos Lawrence H. Morse Houston, Texas Owner 2817-19 Fannin Fairfax 5331 Compliments of P E R F E C T O Cleaners 81 Dye Work I. H. McDougal, Owner Richardson Fruit Company Corner of Main Sz Holman Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Capitol 2718 2609 Main Houston's Leading Restaurant 5605119 CHP-3CifY 300 Ht the sign of Black Butterfly TERMITE PROOFING S H IP H H O Y FUM1c.1:1T1oN, KENT CONTROL 611 1007-09 Main sf. Pres. 4840 sf B.3-1514 other Emomoloolool Work Houston, Texas Ernest R. Barber, Pres. and Gen. Mgr. 11 years Federal Entomologist with U. S. Department of Hgriculture First in the South Established 1920 Compliments C O R R I G A N ' S CLEBURNE PHARMACY 2122 Cleburne Street lewelers Wcshinqton Terrace Addition I 903 Main eorqe D. Fux Phone Had. 3333 I I , Mumlqmusk We Give You the New Styles I l 5 Main-at-Texas me next'-ll ' Main-at-Conqres MAY S BEAUTY SALON YOU CAN SAVE WITH SAFETY AT UGGETTS H. ll24 3404 Caroline T O M E E T A N D E A T T R Y PIG Pnqylndwnclx STANDS f f 4 Y HOUSTON ' A HAS FIVE . A, l: GEO. W. District Mgr. HlllISlllN IlHINl SlHVIEl The Home of Choice Printing 37ll Milcrm Hadley 0014 Every Service You Expect of a Good Drug Store FLOWERS THE GABLES, II'1C. DRUGS, CONFECTIONS and TOILET ARTICLES 3503 Mum Hadley 8171 3100 Mum comer Rosalie STERLING of BAKER BROKERS STOCKS - COTTON - GRAIN Telephone Fairfax 8161 SHELL BUILDING HOUSTON, TEXAS TI-IE MODERN Norlixaufs COMPLETE OUTFITTERS To Men and Young Men Compliments of ' F 7 05, WWW E UL Good to the last drop Almeda Pharmacy, Inc. B. I. THIGPEN, Mgr. 1423 Holman Ave. Phones Hadley 8194-8195 TRY ALMEDA FIRST Compliments of RECORD SI-IOP 1506 Texas Shell Products Goodyear Tires R O B I S O N ' S SERVICE STATION Enjoy the Greatest Pastirne ICE SKATING Momings-Aftemoons-Evenings SHELLUBRICATION Saturdays-Sundays H-0960 POLAR WAVE PALACE I. C. ROBISON, Prop. HUTCHINS at McGOWEN 24 Hour Service 4204 Main at Eagle COMPLIMENTS OF Tl-IE PEP CLUB OFFICERS Fall Term Marion Frost, President Dorothy Lee Grounds, Vice-Pres. Florence Warner, Secretary Olive Dustin, Treasurer MILITHRY OFFICERS Major Rubalee Hankamer Captains-Helen Campbell, Mary Overill, Bettye Gehring Spring Term Dorothy Lee Grounds, President Helen Campbell, Vice-President Marion Moore, Secretary Margaret Sangster, Treasurer MILITHRY OFFICERS Major Iean Middlebrook Captains-Demaris De Lang, Dorothy lean Kent, Katherine Mayfield Marion Frost, Reporter The Collegiate Store for SOCIAL STATIONERY GREETING CARDS and FOUNTAIN PENS WILSON STATIONERY G PRINTING CO. Prairie at Fannin CONN lAND NS'l'RUMEN'l'S gaconu, un. maui-'pn mmgnm ll.xuM1,momm, u.mu CONN BUGLES Are the Choice of Prize Winning Drum Corps-Sold Exclusively Tl-IOS. GOGGAN 6. BRO. Established 1866 1201 Main Fairfax 1361 ALAMO PHARMACY 3201 Austin REMEMBER THE ALAMOH WELDON CAFETERIA 1115 Rusk Avenue Let us serve your Banquets and Parties AIR CONDITIONED Preston 3949 Houston, Texas COMPLIMENTS PHINCE'S iEKECgEi-IEESINQIBURGERS FROM Served on Delicious POPPY Seed Buns PRINCE'S FAMOUS M HAMBURGER STAND 4509 South Main-Main at Gray 3021 Son Icxcinto svn ozvzngnansszavrcs frumumwmu 6215 Harrisburg Blvd. COMPLIMENTS OF NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE COMPLIMENTS ALWAYS OF Best of Luck to the S A N I A C I N T O B E A R S I Seqrcxtds Food Store No. 3 Fm LEO, thot famous Where Quality and Economy Rule . Metro-GO1dWYn-MQYSI L I O N l 1515 Blodgeu Lehigh 6144 Whose pictures ALWAYS show at LOEW'S COMPLIMENTS HOUSTON BUILDING or LOAN ASS'N FEHTHER 81 FEHTHER SCHOOL OF FINE HND PIPPLIED HRT CLHSSES IN INTERIOR QRCHITECTURE HND DECORHTION COSTUME DESIGN SIX WEEKS SUMMER COURSE CLHSSES BEGINNING IUNE 7 H. 6617 H. 6617 COMPLIMENTS OF YOUR FRIENDS PIGGLY-WIGGLY 1726 WESTHEIMER ROAD WHERE ECONOMY, CLEANLINESS AND SERVICE ALWAYS RULE G. O. Patton, Mgr. K E L V I N A T O R COMPLIMENTS REFRIGERATION OF WASHERS moNERs HLVIN BEYER GAS RANGES NICK BELLEGIE W, W, S H Q B T RICHHRD BUCKINGHHM DEALER Four Stores 3108 Main, 1506 Yale, 801 Capitol, 6640 Harrisburg WHAT AFTER HIGH SCHOOL? Let Massey introduce you to an office position in keeping with your educational background. We do not promise to make oi you a business executive: but we will train you for, and place you in, a starting position where your talents and education will open to you opportunities without limit. We are receiving constantly more calls from employers for Massey graduates than we have available to fill the very desirable office positions open to them. We invite your investigation of our record in starting San Iacinto graduates on the road MASSEY BUSINESS COLLEGE CAPITOL AVENUE AT CAROLINE STREET FAIRFAX 3533 to SUCCGSS. COMPLIMENTS OF THE ig'n histlz andmirh hnp SLOCATIONS OPEN ALL NIGHT 3018 MAIN 6500 I-IARRISBURG 4701 MAIN RINGS and INVITATIONS for SAN IACINTO SENIORS are Designed and Manufactured right here in Houston in the SOUTH'S LARGEST AND FINEST School Iewelry and Engraving- Plant Personally I wish to thank you for the privilege of serving you. LIN DSEY BLAYNEY Representing STAR ENGRAVING COMPANY THE I-IUMBLE OIL 6. REFINING COMPANY loins other Texas institutions in welcom- ing the men and women of the class of 1937 to the tasks and the opportunities of the modern world in which they live. May they find their graduation a true commencement in the original meaning of the word-the commencement of a life filled with that sort of Work which becomes a pleasure and with useful- ness to their families, their communi- ties, their State. itz r-35. on mm AT nun I A Name . . . And What It Stands For! That same impulse that leads one to look for the karat mark on gold . . . or the sterling mark on silver . . . leads one to look for the label on an article of merchandise. If the label says Sakowitz Bros. , . . the article is immediately accepted as genuine . . . and ultimate satisfaction is a foregone conclusion! Outfitters to every member of the family Compliments of T. N. T. CLUB Compliments of BLUM IONES Beauty Shop 3005 Brazos I-IEIDLEBUBGS FOR GOOD FOOD 3307 Main I-I-0157 Your Neighborhood Cleaners UNIVERSITY CLEAN EES All Work done in our plant New, Modern Equipment Used QUICK DELIVERY PHONE H-0263 ' ixff ! 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