Seymour High School - Panther Yearbook (Seymour, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1937 volume:

K . , nf: . ,, as IVIINISTRATIUN , x V ,, x in if X if X .gf , . Y ti -.. W , Xxx-E i , ns ' Q ' 'Ss' fi x K Zi A X ' 583' . N X 5 -N R x 1 Q B N 3 A ,- -Ks, E , . it :si . . . . 'X A . 3 D- -Q. N fi 4 . Q,A1.':L? , Q . - 'tv-5 ' Q , ,.. -gn, ' ,x w 1 . ' 'Maw If ' P' M.-www ' 1 f 19 THE PANTHER BOARD of EDUCIXTHUN MF- HO1Tna.T1 president Mn l..J.BlmkE.m1 Secretary mf. R.c.Qu.5enber,, Mr. W. H. Hooser Mn Leo ,SOlLtLierTl Mn l...E.Love1es.,e, Mr. P'!.C.llneft '-l-.-'19 THE PANTHER 37 . ' V K V. f Q ' ll IXN I '-1' .....v ' M11 Kem P IVI rs. Baker '5uPermte'nden'C Principal For eighteen years our sup,rintendent, Mr. Kemp, and our principal, Mrs. Baker, have worked faithfully for the upbuilding of Seymour High School. Improve- ment has been steady and constant. Our present enroll- ment is 340, The report of the Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools, to which we belong, shows the high quality of work done by our school. Our graduates have a record for above the average made by college freshmen. Our school plant is valued at approximately ,g1o9,ooo. In 1922 the original high school building, built in 1917 was completed and the Home Economics Cottage was built. In 1928 six class rooms were added. what we of the class of 1937 most appreciate is the recently completed new study hall, library room, lockers and gymnasium. No school has a more capable or loyal superintendent than Seymour High School. M . Kemp's major concern is keeping our school as good as the best. Mrs. Baker's understanding and high ideals continue to add character to our school. She can always be depended on when we are in need of help. we are proud of S. H. S. V-Li'-i 19 THE PANTHER F 3T Q 7? Maurice Ora' V 2 . . 3 ...af- X COa.C1'w'HfStor,Y P Maycleuegikes Secrefar Sfehog rapgf, h J.CBa rnejcf t Coac H LSLOFY X , wi ' Zaunryn Common 19 5 XJZI WCG. S Ln 13776 BS S Sven? THE PANTHER ..lOSePlw1n e Weaver NA ETNSIISLN 'vIV.S.JFKEmfD MS SCIENCE 37 mb, Emir, JPQTTISVI ? V Y Ewplm C3 I 1 i 19 IHE PANTHER 31 7 i Q f Q 4 ' P S :,.X,. x 4 s X n s X A--1 A 5 'KI' Y I - 'W 1, ! 'Q A A ' ' 5 . 6 x .I Q, A x g . , - vi . -N' -xx F5 --Q - ,Q . -, ...- ....-s 5- D .5 L '5 -.f K 5 .1:. i-- sas.- , X I ,.1 2,3-VZSQS-f vw. ...N ..x Q Lf N 'F as 2 v CLAS SES iiii -- -f X sf -. '1 Q ' 9,519 -Q-0 ' 4 , 5, at -Qf I H H ' WWFIS 31 Y , U1- -v, .'-11 ff-DDQ fl ffm! . rf-- vi' ag :Z p wi :Wil 3155-' ev, ' .Q-Q., W'-3 ., BACK '043 -as kv I '4'? H n ' ' S v - li 5... . , ,. A! S21su ' ini? KPVSVW ,S Q-Qld' lf-vvfiff' an 4- A i' - ' ' :riff ale' N' tvs. ' i3U'w i ' 1' F1 i 'Aw' S. D52 milf 1 4'--3 Alf- 2 any W lk Q . 'W if If l l W YQ swrsrwxmgs WWF? C fri in 119 THE PANTHER 37 - HISTORICAL PERIOD OF THE SENIORS OF '37 In the fall of '33 about ninety Freshmen entered Seymour High School. We were looked on as 'green', but since then we DZVS built a good record for ourselves. With A. E. Richmond as president, and Mrs. Kemp as sponsor, we had a very successful freshman year. The next September we were called back to continue our school work. This time we were not called 'green', but were known as 'those wise ones' or Sophomores. With Wayland Gilliam as president and Mr. Sandlin as sponsor, we BBQ an unusually good year. As Sophs. distinction of Gilliam, Ao E0 Before we soon organized and Miss Shipp we won the groundball intermural and had the having three letter men in our class, Wayland Richmond, and Alton Lewis. realized it, the summer vacation was over. We the Junior Class with Wayne Cure as president as sponsor. This year 1935-36 was a most enjoyable one despite much hard work. The most striking accomplishment of this year is best seen in the fact that seven of our Juniors lettered. These were: A. E. Richmond, Arthur Lee Harris, Alvin Westerman, Lemuel Balch, Ray Lynn Cure, Bruce Gilbert, and Wayne Cure. We were also accredited with having four Juniors on the basketball team-Sam Mc Daniel, Roger Franklin, Wayne Cure, and Alvin Westerman. We helped presenting the the Seniors of '36 put over their annual by play, 'Small Town Romeo.' Now as Seniors of '37, we are continufhg with a better record than ever before. With Roger Franklin as president and Mrs. Baker as sponsor, we are enjoying a wonderful year. This annual, our pet project, will, we are sure, ever keep fresh in our memory this, the happiest year of our school OBTBBI' o In athletics the Seniors have made a very excellent showing with two of the football captains, A. E. Richmond and Arthur Lee Harris and four other letter men, Roger Franklin, Foster Cox, Rex Adkins, and Sam Mc Daniel as mem- bers of our class. It nas been our good fortune to be the first senior class to use our new library, study hall, and gymnasium. .1 i Mrs. Baker Roger E'a11kI'11 SPOT, gov presadenf A LADY, A STUDENT, AND A LEADER l'LL FURNISH THE FORD-YOU VHDH VIE WOULD ALL D0 WELL TO FUHNISH THE GIRLQN FOLLOW. Janss Joy ce Brown NACE FNSSJEDL 'EvEnYoNE's cnAzY BUT ME AND THEE, Ano THEE'S A LITTLE oFF ' fi vgngll LZEHIE Ar L 'fr -I Li Y' A Nun Lee Harris Marjorle Wharfon Reforfer Secrelartg A3 A REG LAR FELLOW HE A GOOD-LOOKTNG P CE OF' Ion FAME, FOOTBALL wAs NIS MIDDLE NAME. Jie Hoimm -I HAVEN'T FOUND HIM YET IN INFANCY SHE. FELL DUT OF A BUT M STILL LOOKING U WINDOW AND CAME DOWN- Iiunvl! OFFICE FURNITURE mm, Ha Jam Q S LIVE WHILE You LIVE FOR DEATH I RATHER PERMANENT . rfffff F. ' Y 5,7 I7 Y I I . .ff 1 f' I . , , K V... Hur 4 .- vt. ' n V J W An A-, -..4 11 5- S ,,'-71:45 A? x -125' r- ' I ' V!' Liv df . ' ' ' H gfbflx 1 ' h' A 1 ' . w , ' iff .J a VE. 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Peithrjln E500f16 INNOCENT AS A NEW LAID EGG. x 'W'- W KHUIS Vrne Coclfre SHE'S A SMOOTHIE. l Delta Mae Brofluers Lew uel Ebaich Theresa Sh awver TRUE FRIEND I8 FRYEND GIVING THE IMPRESSION OF 'IF IGNORANCE IS BLISS, FOREVER. MENTAL EFFORT AND IN- THEN l'M A BLlSTER TELLEGTUAL LABOR -.-..Tl. .. l 1119 Q rl THE PANTHER 37 .10 E' rs lOSte v OX BeT,tYJo pa rker THS RIN? TNT Nl LS TH TH:Q5's NLY we LIKE HER ICQLD S - I . Ilvely-n .aoew UFTEN sssx sur sawn! Qunr FAVY FDFA 1ZU1L C' ALL ws anus IE EVER mn, SLLNCNE as T-45 TRQEST suis. RCUNC . FV4!1?Af'CC5 F-sOTNV11le 'So SQAY T: renew IN A L.,kLC1l1e EqY O'u1eI S ANYTHING Fon A QUIET ure. LITTLE QED SCHOOL HOUSE.' l Georg C MEKIUZCY 'JUSY ASK ME, I KNow.'-- JOKE My.-'La Nllhgan 'NEVER TRUBLE TRUBLE, TILL TROUBLE TROUBLES YOU ' ,.1 19 THE PANTHER r--My J In 371-71 M' fyff w..IOI'1T1 C FOWTX , f I5 v za fL f jf aj? If A nj 1 V ' g mf f fy LI IWW '45 M ,W over IvIz1ryI.,OufseDerr jX QUIET AS MOUSE. IH: RATHER TALK THAN sTuaY.' I '4 ,I I.,oIeIIa EcIcIIem0T1 IVIargareJc Higgms BEHQLDI A Ionnu uno THINK PTT It-If8.,TICC S SWIIIIT1g LIFE I3 TOO SHORT TO WASTE. Cl'.f151fcIJefforcIs. 'Love IS THE GREATEST EDUCATION Cl AN EuucAT W ,WXUW rey IVIZJ' ITL Aud E WE'LL GIVE HER THE BENEFIT OF THE DOUBT. DOFIS I-IOOSEV' LovE?' 'IS IT HARMFUL T0 BE IN TWQ Nd' l. - 37 L 3 qrlf G I6 ONVCXI HER JL T BE B TS OUT AFD TH A VINNINC SMILE IS QUIET DiD'NT HAVE TO BURN ALWAYS WORTH WHILE .4lllhL GTR IS WATCPWORD IS uTIMIDITY, A V ORTH A MAN OF LARGE UN IF You DONTT T, LOOK AT Hrs F 4 AND THE THAT SPOKE THE VACANT MIND JG, ll--1-19 THE PANTHER 37 - JLLG4 2n,74uL 4lf414Q4..aiA44JL f6J..4..,,z.oc4, '41ew ' HM, LL -14nQL L :r 'Ve-I.,' f+' UYSUZM. L. 771859 j0hT15cm eITTIe'r Slevens ISPOTTSOI' PTQSTCJIGTIII I ! I QT OV! 'T o Q ,' 'I laik Jete' QITQIJCSS 17155506 blfffe 'Barber I I- P7 vfgg- Fri-LS, sea. + trees. veparfgy 'jjj E IPI' ' THESE JUVIOR5' PICTURES DD NLT APPEAR IH THE JUNIDR LIST: , QV? Nga BDDDIE CALDWELL , ' L JADE GOLDEN Q MARGARET Dvcus ' THE JUNIOR CLASS NEXT TO THE SENIDRS DF SEYHDUR HIGH SCHOOL, WE FEEL THE EEST SCHDDL IN THIS PART TO PARTICIPATE IN ALL SHALL FEEL EQUIPPED TO PUT ,MOST IMPORTANT. As STUDENTS IN THE OF THE STATE, WE HAVE DONE DDR BEST SCHOOL ACTIVITIES, AND NEXT YEAR WE CUT AN ANNUAL THAT WILL RUN THIS ONE A STIFF RACE. IN JANUARY WE PRESENTED AS EUR CHJICE FDR ANNUAL QUEEN MISS ALTA ?ESS BLEDSDE AND, ONE ANU ALL, PLEDGED DDR ALLEGIANCE T0 HER. WE HAVE HAD NO PARTIES THUS PAR, BUT WE PLAN TO GO QUITE SOCIAL IN THE SPRING- WHILE WE CAN'T ALL EE PRESIDENTS, wE DO VENTURE TO SAY THAT THE JUNIOR GLASS OF 1937 WILL BE REPRESENTED IN THE 'WHD's WHOn oF TDMDRRDW. WATCH Fon us--AND BRAC THAT You KNEW Us uWHEH.u FDR, DESPITE THE QUESTIDNABLE DISTINCTIOH or BEING THE SMALLEST CLASS IN SCHOWL, WE D0 HAVE THE uNQuEsTIoNADLE DIsTINcTIoN or BEING THE PEPPIEST CLASS' NE POINT WITH PRIDE T0 BILLIE BARBER, STAR ATHLETE, AND THE MDST HANDSOME Dov IN SCHOOL, T0 ARTHUR POWELL, ANOTHER Doon ATHLETE, HONOR STUDENT, AND THE SCHOOL'S BEST-ALL-AROUND eovg TD TOMMY HEAD, THE scHooL's LovELIEsT GIRL: TD ALTA Bess BLEDSOE, THE FOOTBALL QUEEN, AND LAST, BUT NDT LEAST, T0 ELHER STEVENS, PRESIDENT OF ouR CLASS, TWO YEARVS CAPTAIN OF THE FOOTBALL TEAM, AND UNANIMOUS CHOICE DF COACHES AND OFFICIALS AS ALL-DISTRICT HALF-BACK. WE'RE PROUD OF DDR- SELVES AND ouR SCHOOL, AND WE HAvE A RIGHT TO BE. 9 THE PANTHER 37 John lankford lorene sh?pIey arthur powell madellyn poff Charles rupe adelaide bi' My oner Iefgy bryan francis marek J THE PANTHER 37 - L... dorotly neil barker' Gayle 531715 elnor warren f ' V in .D .3 5 mamye lowry ernest Debk jemyebob margareijbuwkley 5-155 dons wel my chi on tommy head 'jWZ..i L0M' .2 ,vo-fS. 'W Mtwra 'R D. DMM. -Z444,a,14Q.L ,,.,,,.,.,a,l vandall lam W f,'rf-'-AX W1 WEWWRFWW Oth I sw rick R' I' xv - mare mol fnqg o Q. Q er 58. N356 I X y A L. 1 5 N JZ J JP N X , f , THE PANTH yi K ' x . I X X lx . M , , V x9 x 5' I Of x 4' 1 X x'A - x Ki - ' N ' : 0 3 ,ff T Q 3 . A C , 5 X, V ' ! K ' Q - x 'Q 'Q . ' , V ' f Nix' . M if . . , , -X9 X, if 41 -,S , In -.-I F X ,x , ' 1 n - 1 -::4 x:' Q 4 ea! r SI f nk -as rl ' LAI 1 h hw bday ' S Qareslsgns. 'vgze-p:-2573:-ni' 'lin-Tislfca? lelzglge-'reiviilev' nfnholsw Oy! IJ' V BE V S X' f fb V , ., . 9 -- Q A I A Q. V 1 K X Ml N V Q, ir ., Y . 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Juuson KECK MAcx KEcK CLYDE Pnuoov JODIE RAY Envlu STANFDRD MILDHEU BAnnncx -GERALDINE Booxour JOHNNYE FARR YN, ,- ' '1' 19 THE PRNTHFD 1' E1 P xN'Nnw 1- X ,N R . , .. 1 ,. X , . L , r. 6 .. L X K ,. ' -lf' I Ni xi-Sr-. Hr'-2'x FL.- . sfv- f -A-i . 3-4.:i S::xsg ' -i---3 S '- I N :ffl-fi' I-Ui 'E' A 'A '-ISS. SSS-- Iuzfss--. Quwu: L.:sg -- -1 5 3 :'-- gg i ar: 5 ,Li u:f.:,u: 'H in-'il E- x -iw S '-li' I -52. 1. 5. Sis, C-was Nrxs 'fx 2 3 5-5 S .. - - f 1 Eg.-0 DJ I UU N' 2-or 'rsru Q.'1g-u: 3515 'bzzvslr E::r:l Srttxfszlz T. A. Eiaxsz gill Crrttep Frtrs Miz: L:'t Rus: Russ: EQ: ---AS 324: L:': Eussrxi 2. L. :Qu-ux: urn fax-s:g ,:-x mcgggsng Eurr 'Herz 'I-156: Dru Ezra: Frqtexg Tsswln Ru. 3. I. +i::ssS: Ezssx Te-:vsug Su-ss leurs: S. 5. 'Janna ' T :f3 : :l'K!E SYYIE2: Zrfzs 3-1:-xsqiwg F1:vtE Sxlsg Liam San 5: ITHQ crux? 12x:g2: l1::uiET Sui: 4343! 'uit-as:t: PASLHE SILEERYZ LEIISE Hlriig Esrvwrri Enxixsg -:rvtxst Ervs ':'- R115 J. I. lists: Exsvs Csnsg H1215 l'lL-laAIg Fixvcsxzs Qsuung EYELYX l:L':2a: must 1. t?::fnL: 2:1-suns xgnurtsig INA Z. S-QQLISS: Aletula luis: :'r'- RSI: Tulswul lug Iuaesvrs Q-tl'l KATSLEEI Stn: ALLIEIE ucsnrusvg IILBRED wrrisg Jess?-ui irxarvg Z.-.A P. Sussmxg Eegui .Eta yqgggrg Bang-5 Sygggpys ' wwe Pant' 52735, -r 1.4 FEATURE -.,NA- -- my W ,Lv 'B ga., ,T Y 4- .,-ff., A- -x,..4., , 'A f '??.,..1 -xl-f ' - gn '- 'U ,, '..:.f- H ,,,.r'- -- A ,,,,, www fs ...... J .. r--U ,, A K ' wqif- --..., - ,, . .-.-- D -- , ,M .N . r. P' J-...xv Q ---11 9 THE PANTHER 3 - I . Aouusal quam! EliZ.Ebe+h E.-.ockerell N 4 -'il 9 THE PANTHER 3 - Scsi Looknnssox Di i B Efbef' 19 THE PANTHER 37 i- JUNIUR TA BESS E SUPHUNURE FRESHIYIAN BETSY MCHULS INEZ VISDANIEL g -e 4, 'fi E .1 -W :nm t he T' Im u 5 Ulf l I ll n Elxzabetlfs Throne atVa1ent1ne E213 P L. ifjur Library 3 d Elpr-1r1gS School E 5 65-ldag D YCGBI fAXCEfUE1I'ltEd-I-E 55 E aff' 5 nur 1r 5+ G : 51x E11-5 A --1-T 19 THE PANTHER - . - Q BCIVESX C5 ag, , cnvas N' ' W E. BECK CW Mr o.m.Rwm0N rmaecx MAGasTRATu?A J..1oNESl NLLOWRY Q mmus Consuu. - J.HOLMAN R-BOONE lv, E ER ,srcunous cmsuL- w. auxcxenav 15.HlXRDlN ' - w PANTHERWSCRIBA - Drama , G.HENYAN scRmeA - M.FONVILLE9'z f C'-JOHNSTW C.L.El.LlS fi0R'M'? fff-P55 c -IWEDWAR fiPQPff51,c QD ASTRA PER ASPIiRfN 50 w o f ,X Q 1 x Jia Ea X A i Q' K J ,- h o 9 f ' Q! 'f 1 : N Z it .b 1: Kiwi? N . .5 . x . ,MQ ' K' '. A 'Q LETTERlVIAN'5 CLUBH Se c W Passzoam--ARTHUR L..HARRIS J VICE-PRES.---A.E.RICHMOND 3f-- ,M 4SEc.f+TREAS.--ROGER FRANKLIN X4 'R-- ,ff REPORTER--H REX ADKINS HW' THE GOOD WILL CLUB l Edd P'l9NelH ......... Presadeni: I Der-wood Taylor ..... Vice-Presndenf 0.-valclme . . . . -. . . see,+Tfea,S. The Goo.1W4ll Club came into ben-Lg ihrough. Lhe desrre of .sn group of boy:- topromote Frnendshnp amd good wall among the gfudentg, o Seymour Hgband to back any school organnzatuon that romoted worthy under- ta. mg.SJxmsored by Ivh-.Ba.rneti thus club oF.55'Pou.t,si,a.ndm. boyg mshg- natecl 6-T1 'made a. .succes a. GoodCJull Da 'm .schoo1.At an assemay prog ram Presented l2fi.he1neTnber,S,the urfose oF ghe club wasguven and an apprecneizu n oF Arthur Powelf, s Lcdeni- choace For est A11 Round Boy, was expressed. In lme wnfh. fhe a.l'rrL Of the club, the members dlsirabuvied among the sfudenfs adenfnfncaflon tags upon which each was fo wr-she, has 11a,me..The sfnrda wnfh whuch the stwdenf body accep'-:ed H-us -mea:ns OF Pro- moilng Friendship was I-mieecl grafnfmg 'Lo H1056 who .sponsored the program. We are of fhe 0 muon fhajc our School Could do well waih 'more Clulzs whose spmt equals fhai of thas organnzaiaon. Zlx-. 19 THE PANTHER 37 nfl 'ig , GLEE GLU E ,, 3' i11:q19x l'rJiT:ILA R lr 'F1fg'alllT- 5 l5i:2Ii'Eli 1il .'1'21z-ra:raf1a! ?59.52'4I'12li3H5' I Ivlrs. JC. Hennen- Director Margaret BrelawI'DemeI:r'aBm-Islwaller-I'Iary Parker - Clue Vlllllgan- Vlozelle Cassellaerry I..l FW Ivlz UTI: 'VI rI.Iu No kl VI ' I..-El8.I1 Benlma-m. e a an-ren - o e ur-man a al va ' rem: eers I IaryAlnceHa.11 'Gera.1cIme'T'hornI1nll'F'Iae K. Peek - Dessne Styles 'Julua Sessaons Wilma I IenJerson'I..ucolIe SIM ai -R I I3 ' 'ne Doris Ebenllan-rn, 'rn e LL In ave Ja. Coy - I5enela,BurIsI'ra.IIrr-Irramces Ivlarelx 'Al-ma Nix -.5.by1 I IarrlS ' Fra7ncesGra.havrr. Kailuerme Boo?-Ie'Daas Spf-adlmg'I7ra:nces Ivlmion-Inez l IQDamel ' Ula Plu.m-mer F-5-Yleefxll-I'-9'HI1am5I1af'iy .sluvler 'Jewel Doclcl 'Mary Burselfv Blanclmelirawforcl Pllulomenallllusselllnldrecl Barruclvlvlyrlle Ewell ' I..ou.use Shook ' Amlagampsnll .laclxquelme Davnslfvel T1 Samek ' lvladgefasselluergf Bnllye Snycler- Vera. Sam sill Bell e Mae Berry-Geralllmne BooIKouI'P'Iaruon Jackson- Saralx I'IaTnmeITI? Bolnlole Callzlwell Era. Ira Crawford-I'IozelI Baldwm 'WyneI'I,e Bgrlnet' Ada. Bell Lee ' Dorothy Hayley OvaBeIl Fqrancus-Ilarcena I..ee 'Marie Eclwar'cIS- E-dna I.-avvey 'Thelma R05f'fS0'1 Deal B.Henyan-Juamlsa Fler-ce-Stella Vnta ' I Iary Coy ' Sa:mu.el Ijonvslle Mary L..Derr ' SPONSORS-I'lRS. BfXKER and IYIISS SHIPP Hume fljnmmic 5 flu h 1tmD.Ble us I 9 2 L? . Sli? I I President V33 1 6, ' ' arrc1Ki17man ' , . L ent:-L-urlf , , 5 Ii zabefh Cuckrel 'Treasurer V Y dvllrgfgfhw Wi11fnq Wnrlfers Wi h recall: 'I'Bef5y Nl M U t tn Jung Lead-:rs C U1Df5 595 B ef Urclwirl 400' xle11nw A Ll D U B O N C I. U 5 R Qzilqagfgbr N Motto N I5IZ'ilf,ngf3L'I2i OY lwomas 'IA laarcl in l.I'1e l:usl11Sw0r'IiI'I C P12641 Jx11'S'5Wr M M1-Q I-Q .:.1,.:a. J Bglackioicn lixllen Ba gsm Xie, on-Htsrnger s.I.C.Ca.uSscy ----- PreS1d6fIl7 en-wood fllalay eglae MOWPSOU Jack Fewkes ' Vice-Presadent VVS! glC'LY v um E:5f1iHjfS B1111eW1rz- --'--' e-..f.r..-, mood rom, Ivlorns IVI2I..a1-'LY Pat Nlcholslllll Illl reasurer Us er Unleb' Junior Le John Lmgforai ----- Repvfter Jgk tgdfiaie Loyd XAI,-151111 ME. Kemp. ....... HSPOHSW. sh l umlay 3115A- 19 E L 'I' vw EL CIECULO ESPANQE moTTo QS-en-:Pre Lustos' A OFFICERS2 AAAAAA 4.AAAA,:xrAR Q l .L 5 Q . .Q ,ug if E 6 X lg' dx' if 419 X X Q 13. 19' It rl VZ VVVVV ' VVVVVV ' VVV fs 4 arf w e Z PRESIDENT - ---- TOMMY HEAD VICE-PRESIDENT--EEDORA CROWNOVER SECRETARYH - - CHARLES RUPE TREASURER - - - - JOAN TAYLOR 5ERcEANT-ATARr-1s- - BERSEN ROE REPORTORH -EESETE ANNE LIGON SPONSOR--'MISS BUBBIE SMITH . F5 ff Cf ' ev:-:urn MSLAFTY THELMA WARREN 'V' MYRTH mu..z.lGnn HENRY GREEK ,gf 1, .mmf Lou L-HDKFORD JACK GOLDEN S mm MSDAMEL. FREDDIE YTAYFA I JW ' 5 wwbunm REDWmE .L 5. BvQL.CH 1 0 w . Vg . N ,, fk A JETTYE eos ffnrsf-IT 'JACK 'JETER M xx .av 1- K' 1.0 Ts1.1..A Eoo1..Emen SH'RL'EY HOLMES 9 l FRANCES INCFBRLHNU .2?E'2iAHg3ifJTER X! MARY Ann nurse RT I 'X mnnevEnuTE HART EUVNCE HOWARD W.B. HAYLEY --.- - ...,. . V PRES. fYl8RJORcE BETH UJHHRTUIY EVE'L.Yf'Y HARRIS LOUISE VTGYFQ JEFFIE POWELL L1EEL.R HOWARD JOHN M4 KEFFER 1-A-IHIT FULA-lEL.L. HAD SUE QUERY CFUSTTE LL. E ,Scd'T'T' ,Jams .1oYcE BROWN MARGARET .nf-me Bu.hKLE Y RANDAL LAIN ------ f - V. PRES. PTARGARCT HIGGINS - - - 1- - SEC. GEORGE MsK'Nz'E' ' ' REPORTER Mom MAE wsz..a..s JOPYVI CHLOETIUS mu..1.sR THELBERTHWILLEF? MARGARET DYCUS rf W 7 W Vnrdc. HEI1 DERSOY1 Egg? MAWEMAWES CLUB 4-gm 4 .. '- - -NTL Matlwemat s 1 In r 9 v EA ' f human m1nJ.u :ir lT,ee1g11o1'iz f the EDSTER COX PRESIDENT JOHN BRYAN V PRESIDENT ARTHUR POWELL SECRETARY KATHERINE BOONE TREASURER ' S ,E x 5 X frfiizx A 5 ! 1.-,., rr 7 x , , Q . -'f----T19 THE PANTHER 37 Ba X 'Wk 3, q is 6. 75 1: E Q W V 2. 4 s. E E L sl '31 SL s ,oobdbb .iiw 1-. Arihur THE PANTHER 37 Wg ,Q 6 B FOWTI owsor Busupess Manager M 1 Z QKTI ev CSS Calendar Humor rion :K Kodak Oda Aff Lee Harms dna Human 35 ld' OG1Cty Ju.n1or more P. Freshman Re P- lvlartel K1H1-nan Charles Ripe .John Hun Robinson Inez M9Dame1 1- if M5 19 swf Y FT? EXTE. E1 4575? PANTHER 37 DEBATE CLNVIATION D4 ESSAY SPELLI 6 Q QA kph -'--li 19 THE PANTHER 37 'I View Jew! MGH Alma MQW We H 12k si: i 6 A Q Q Q Ng S N e XXX X Q2 df r1end11est Student Q' s JoyceBrowr1 r R XX 1.an1s my bf I U lLLl PDWBII ett1e5t Gwl Tnmy Head RULmdB0-Y Most Omgmal -.lane Holman ,bl Qi 3 53321 X Qi Elmer Stevens Alia Bess S06 X -..-- 19 THE PANTHER 37 - 00 6 JN 'ig Q9 Q2 5 N1 7-heelutyq Billy at the l'V!,e e Beast G1 Tk H cl f EJ n SOP! Steil2l'1S Egailgy O - 'Y--' 19 THE THEP Nil.. SIIIIIY CLZIIILX SLL1! 'B P135 Zh Ssziars v-are v-:Ll ax.:s..'tu:nsi Ivan-I-ar 24 by til quota nl pans at use kan ri ks. Zu: Lfsnley. Ihe Sain: ni thai: mixes nts.-el into the 1:un 131:11 sf Blix-v's'sz. 3.325121 23.1.3 lu-:nbc in szi hai 1-as sn uit: u M-le: Ieuty hy: at tb: has Cuta- zixl n Ivigss. In-ante: hi was Sspuer.: hy. L abs.-ts:-oi. 1:-six left Say-asv' at 5 :':l:-at S:-nigv. Irv-abc 1, 1112 treat SDI pncgls stan.-L. 'Ike Sniars Q! 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Lf. tztsrtnixizj preps! ul sift:-ei. llisxbr-rx Zarrzrell, :te Su-.iar rep.-ess:-mnifi, ns :Lestat 'RIB' rim! has Blnmizl, T:-eshsr. regressxtstin, rx-r.:.e..-ng. Tx: axle: :inn in-nits: tzrl Alta ks: Slain-s, Unis: rlprzsutntive, ui Betsy Iiahnll, Sag-.haunt-e rsprltrztativu. 2325 FLYT Zh: kg Sg-.ai gn :Lat-kan.-nl ni. u hbrm.'y IZ, -:key tnk 33881118 tl the :haste 1: ae: 'ke it A lfilliu' at to the irq :tux Lftf.. !-iris. SUITE. BLISS!! Zh: Seziars va.-e hnzcroi u Yak..-my Z' rid-. A Bagan :ivan tts! ty thi 353-11:1 rzmzx. In foai nl ialieiru uni svsryiofq azjsyei the 3:-apt: ta il! fx-.Lien ex1sz1, :lg-on-ixlly in mann hrcrpt ky the spank-xr, is-. 1. C. 345011 at Dnllss. 11 uae intro if are hug-as tar: Sai: ul rua: alan 311123, ue not plays, Sain: Rny, Slain: karat, Imzlxy play, mfr: neue Ss:-.lar prty, ni ribs: :lines will un svaimll. ATHL XQS ' V .. I 1 'f 1 I, ,Aff ,, l S 3 2 .fl ? t . 11-84- ,. a ,sr I Q Q Y . V : . C, 'A sr ' -- V. R l g 3-11 nc ., 4 I 4 1-7 M A 1 Pal: lli5x'26fg t,I'1E0QQT?i0 'rs 1013 FZK5 DOP 0005 - 5e,M.,1ifQA5CL001 75 I THE PANTHER 37 , . ' Ceseh Mhuriee Orr, ef Rose Bowl fame, assisted by Conch J. C. Burnett, whipped out s football team of which we are justly preud. At the beginning of the season the team was new at the game, with the exception ef three lettermen and six squad men. Despite this handicap, the Seymour Panthers tied for second place in the district in a hard-fought battle, and it could be said of each and every man who went aut for football: 'He's s real Panth6r'- Sept. 27-The fsmed Decatur Esgles sweuped dawn only te bog in the mud at the hands of s team of fighting mad though rain- seaked Panthers. Score-- 71100. Det. 9-With bets in favor of the Wildcats of Archer City, the Panthers, led by Stevens on the of- fense, and Riehmend en the defense, played e game that made history. Score-36 te 0 Oct. 16-Even s elses A school sueh as Olney did not scare the Panthers. The team played s geod defensive gems throughaut and held the Cubs s 13-0 game. Oct. 23-Uhdeterred by mud and semi-elect, the Pin- thers plucked a fer Huwk feathers at Iowa Park. Steve was pus out of the game at A the end of the first quarter, but spurred the team en from the s ide lines . Score--13-7 . Oct. 30-The Chillieethe Eagles upset our sppleesrt. Ably led by Davis, in sn in- spired game, they proved ZF-Exe -i::::::::::::::if, jflflli toe much for the Panthers, who somehow weren't 'click- ing' that day. Score- 6to 70 Nov. 6--The Throck- merton Greyhounds proved no match for a Panther team intent upon erasing their ignoble defeat. Steve, backed by the team, scored the three touchdowns. Score-19-7 e Nov. 13-Friday the thirteenth brought no ill tate to the Panthers for they defeated Crowell wila- cate 13 to 6 in one of the closest games of the season. Steve and Richmond played good offensive bell. Nov. 20-wilthough the Panthers held Burk Burnett Bulldogs to a 7-7 score for three quarters, they could not withstand the final onslaught, and that game decided our standing in the d district. Score-7 to 33. A. E. Richmond, Eugene Starkey and Elmer Stevens were selected on the All- Dietrict team, with Albert Mikeska and Poster Cox re- ceiving honorable mention. of the consist- , showed 5 fighting epirit that was an inspiration to the student body and those town-people who backed the team. Every member team played good ent football and le hope that the team of next year 1111 make even a better record than the one this year. The student body hee the utmost centi- denoe in the ea ehgp nga the tue new captains of next year, Starkey and Butler. PANTHER ' 1 5ZE35ee.f ..i. l. 19 THE PANTHER 37 VWURTDEORR J. C. BARNEFI-T 23 as e935 22 3 25 3313 27 2 4 7 P5 Q2 '35 PANTHER SQUAD UF1936 FRONT Row Easier Cox ' 011.5 Shmnajze-l..G. EAA P'l9Ne.l 'FB Jack Golflen- HB. J81ClX F-AWLS ' HB. 5.11, Barker- QB. Hen,,H.B1e4Soe.mEn NIDDLE ROW BACK WUW Bergen Roe, ' CI'l3Y'1Ci5 5if'iCK1dhcl'R.T Eugene Std,r'kEsY'R..E. ,Jim MEDaniC1' James Butler-FT B. E1 merifgvenf, -HB Jack Stand racJge'R.C. Af. Richmond 'LQ E John Dfffair-C ArH1ur'LH6rr-is -C Sam M9Dame1 A1fJerfMl'Ka5Ka 'John Bryan - LT Rex AdKms- -HB. Arthur P0we.77' 'QMB Roger Fr-anK1a'fl-Q-B Zaki- l SY ova-. mais Swkes 5' MISS CON THE PANTHER cJuR PEP sqlunu may Frames SQMK mg + Bei-5 fhoh5 37 ws w,1k u. Ski L i f H ,M u W1 :N -gp iw Mais Comm Y HOKS aSc.6l'.S EwenLee mon-is -2- EGM? EAWQ-A Kwon-cis S! . .l..l..-. T- -41-F.-119 THE PANTHER 37 lf- THE BASKETBALL TEAM With only three lettermen and no squadmen, the basketball season appeared to be a dark one for Seymour, but with twenty or more boys working hard to win start- ing positions a fairly good team was moulded together. The Panthers were off to a good start by winning from Archer City 20-19 in a five minute extra period game. The 'Cagers' played sixteen games winning ten and losing six. Two tournaments were entered, Seymour winning sec- ond in the Knox City tournament and was defeated in the semi-finals of the consolation in the tournament at, Munday. The whole squad worked together in one unit and all helped to make the season the most successful one Seymour has had in a long time. By losing only three men out of the first ten a more successful season is ex- pected next year. With the opening of school in the fall of 1937, Seymour will have the use of her new gymnasium which ' will enable her to develop better all around students. H. o . 19 THE PANTH ER GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL .3jIrI:III:IIIIIIII ' we are proud of the record of our Girls' Volleyball Team fThe Pantherettsj. More interest than usual game this year and our girls developed into team Seymour High School has ever had. Although handicapped by bad weather and the girls never became discouraged. Defeats season by Westover, Albany, and Throokmorton strengthen our team for the games to follow. was shown in the the strongest an outdoor court early in the only tended to Lead by Blanche and Era Faye Crawford, the girls walked away with the county championship. They easily defeated the Bomarton and Westover teams. In the district meet at Wichita Falls our girls lost to the girls from Loving, who went ahead and champions. became district Our girls are to be especially commended for the high type of sportsmanship and fighting spirit displayed in all their games. Such spirit is worth more than The team consisted of: victories. Lela Faye Warren Demetra Burkhalter Mozelle Baldwin Nancy Culver Lucille Shumate Cleo Milligan Eunice Howard Era Faye Crawford Margaret Breland Blanche Crawfofng Capt. - Coach: Maroom Shookley . .....-.19 THE PANTHER 37.1.1 JUNIOR FooTBALLTEAM Vli55Bonk-s1Nr5.Be11 District Winners ...J L... ... Tm-1 Panthers U jtduncheit Helpc V5 - THE PANTHER 37 .lil.1'-- J DMINNERS OF FIRST FLASH? , f INTI-IE I.l.,.IX'I. I 4 f 5 WW I SPELLINC .V CNo First V1f1f1f U7 M , DECLAIVIATION Q 1, Samoa , , f Frank V'lgDanie1 - lf' .- 'E JUNIOR ' x Bay-LE.L0ve1eS5-1-1 My W Gil-1'NanSueAUa1'j-15-t . X- Ja-his Btownz-I-117655 Shaw- ,,,. Verjlvlarguez-ffe HE:r'f'f Bd!-Lsrj George Mg KU-,gel 1,-if '. EXTEMP- SPEECH 1 if 5.7- A, C. Henderson -12' 5 5 2 YF w DEBATE N i E. BCy.S'JO1'1T1 C handler 'F Rage? Ffahklih - 155 ' C1r1s- Kathryn Boone. 4- Mar aref Hi ins ' 1515 Cb a ge f Z EHDY WRITERS Z . Mawr Planfs- 151 . WW 19 w ff- is 'V ENNIS 2 A ' 16 5? I gh J 3 3 gf? .JUNIOR ONISION A r - 1 o-nk Q ' .' C ef Bo s'sSmg1es: . ' V v5 l:i:ii. ' I eat. Howar' d -I ST .X , ...H F I I BY X '-5535 ., 6' f JUNIOR CHINN IN G: 3 l'?-2,LJoI111CI'1En7Od1ciV- ISI THE PANTHER 37.T l-'l' - Z f X W I ,R POLE vfxum K A- ,K IC? Biny Barber-Ig SENIOR , ' O 7 HIGH JUMP: IV IM JoI1T1St.C1a1r-Ig? AF 'E 'EN Q We . If LO. 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DllX.I'IOI'TT1a,T1., CHSIIISF m, 01,5 r.f1..ITQA.m,J,1.n:m. f r.-., 'LC' Go Tl,1iSS'Ca'SI 'er Ziff E?i,'Z'U.i,,, M W, ...,,, MTI, .11 DIREQTQRS H: ?IT?'f1fl 1.'Z',1'1I'JI2 52.'ziZL'f!f4+f E1..EfaddocI Chas Ramdal J ' E2 I SN f C5.WInI:esncIe W.B.Cra,ddock J.Inl.RoSS R.E.Ba,SIun, SEYIVIULIR STEAN LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING Qu aI1tY 2 SGTVIC e I3I1one 62 WI-IIT WH ITLSIDL CLEANERS DIY EIB-emers 8 I'Ia.IIers Phone EI5 , THE PANTHER N 'f i...l -,119 THE PANTHER 37 .vi M311-ff f3:'h:'zerr:-ff mf 'f M N ED Winn in dau.b-t mi'-4 HOWU'-'h bw sa? wiyiiam 41B Edlfor: are yous thihkihq 3-Louf? A 'Lfdzf In fo 'Hue 1 'L Labor For 188 rnincg before SS or Iii-I omfmen - True Story You Cf 013 TL a F' 1 . gp . , T1 52:1 etiltairzntekslia Esc in i?eea3y6Z?l6Vr?? or earning? '5 Worth m0f'f'l ad and Fair-onize Tl-ve 3dVCPt1S6l'Y fhan :ffm Of 13014, ?fzf'::5i'cJ:::s:Q 2?fi::Jg5.f'W jllver am! Qoio' mayvanfs My THEFIRST NAWONAL BANK Bdrzlhe Qoocf mffs of UV SEYMOUR L.w,..,.? will JW. ESTABLISHED 12390 SH QP WITH U3 MEMBER FE ERFXL LIVELY and HELLUXVX D DEPUHT INSLJRAN CE CURPUWATIUN 71 bee cl , . foiit-R'g5 she fzozgr-ZrF1.L-fg3io1w iE'R G.A,,QLLl5Cl'll9C2F17f Hu'r'nphf'E215 Hwai accuised of sajzng JT 53.1 - .sure If cou Brace. 'J J, ,. , ,, HUMPHREYB Mrs Kamp: Hgw do you pepperan any I' Cireer: Talid Q 'salt Shatier fundv ,,, ,. , .4 PRKQES FROMKISES Wai , , W, Wo,,,, ALL momma-Luwso rom 55 S '1 3 94 1.0 53 5- 3 'S 'U ggargarei. Janezb Hones4.lmJ?q av uerihlzo Mihai Cldlfevence does O 3 3 wax mam? 56-fym ur ...... Tex 5 WESL E Y I-I AR R ISDN PHUQQ Raclioi mayfag Washers John Deer Implemeflfi THE PANTHER . 37....... K U? 'Tig U' QD g We Efemd Behind Our 5050015 BUN VIELEAR UIL CU. D15jLF1l3n.LjLors of Panhandl Q Rod ads SeymOw3Texa5Q . .,PhQne. 511 ive . A ' L -'. 19 THE PANTHER C H I L D R E N ' S P A G E L is for Adkins, a big blow hard, Who with the girls thinks he's quite a card. B is for Bergen, a maker of trouble lho with his tricks makes Mrs. Kemp see double. C is for a boy whose name is Cotton When he drives a oar his aim is rotten. D is for Derwood, 0 long may he blow And whistle and chuckle and put on a poor show. E is for Elmer who carried a ball For him a hundred yards is no trick at all. F is for Frank who Will endlessly wait To find himself studying and then it's too late. G is for Golden, our shining red top Who goes down the gridiron with a hippety hop. H is for Hess, as the little boys call him When a noise is abroad, he's one of the seraphim Is is for Ida, to a picnic she went On April 1 on pleasure she's bent. J is for Jack and John and Jim Look around: The school is full of them. I is for Knight, 'tis strange to say For both of them are bright as day. L is for Lane, who's never late To finish eating, he had to wait. M is for Mary, as well as Marie A prettier lot you never did see. N is for Nugent, small and quiet With the boys, she's really a riot. 0 is for Orval, a pleasant lad Who's either good, or else he's bad. 'll 19 THE PANTHER 37 P is for Plants, she's not a bit green But smart and sweet and quite serene. Q is for Quisenberry, hard to spell But he talks a lot the world I'll tell. R is for Rupe who's so shy and small When he sits in his desk, he isn't there at all. S is for Sarah and Sybil and Sam They are the ones who love to cram. T is for Tommie, umst charming is she A flower to the Bfoyjs you can readily see. U is for Ula-alias Plummer My, but she certainly is a hummer. V is for Vaden, a charming girl Who has plenty of brains beneath her curl. W is for the Williams who smile in the spring 'How sweet he is', sighs each young thing. X is for the thing that for years has been lost How the boys do search through the Algebra frost. Y is for you who read these pages. Please note them well, they're the wisdom of the the ages. Z is for Wirz, at least it ends it For doing his work, he certainly tends it. We, the annual staff, want to thank everyone who has in any way helped us with this annual-especially the faculty, those who solicited ads, and others who have con- tributed in any way to this cause. The following made special contribu- tions: Mr. O. McDaniel M . Porter Broun 1. ...:::::::::::::::1Q, jrlEllZ l 2QfIiI1fljllZlll .3jYg:::::::::::: N 5 .g9' ,J 5. 4 Y if V 1 gigs, ??T fs Q. Aw x 'VJ Q G+ s sri!-44 9- , W lj if QW df? tit? Jef' STATE LATIN TOURNAMENT State Latin Tournament was held in Seymour April 3. Contestants and tesehers, who arrived from Newcastle, Mineral Wells, Vernon, Breekenridge- Brown- wsoa, Wichita. Falls, sam Angelo, malsna, and Lubbock registered Saturday morning for the contest whieh was held in the high school building Saturday afternoon. After the contest the Lions Club took the guests en o ride to Lake Kemp. At 6:30 ninety people, teachers, pupils, and friends attended s banquet at the Presby- terian Churoh, where a Latin program was carried out. The table decorations were purple and gold. Violets pansies and purple osndles were contrasted with gold violet feaves, place cards, and figurines. The out- standing festure of the decorations was a bronze statue of Romulus and Remus and the wolf. Last on the program prizes were awarded for all six contests in the Tournam nt. Mary Ella Conner ond John Keffer had the distinction of winning the largest contest, the First Year loving cup. Their team average 92.45 was the highest msae in the whole tournament of 25 teams or 50 students. Mary Elle won a blue ribbon containing the words 'Su ms cum laude' for the second place among the individual winners. Her grade ranked third in the whole contest. In swift of Sgr ees eil I .l .i.. il. 19 THE PANTHER 37 SPOT CASH ERUCERY AND WXRKET Home OFQLa1j,t-7 Grocery CGM PAN Y H!-XRDWARE-INPLENENT rljhk Bros, Pham 209 and Meais FUHNITUHEHUNDEHTAKING . - Man vs made of dusi' Dust- .aett-'1e.s Be a mon --- Mn Kemp W fN.J V with PM de, we extend QEEPSRMSQ:E-2Safsf,z'sQ's1iwaef Q ' Uen 0 y Qr'eeJL1ngSJLoJC1'1eSeymourbes St J te dy S 17 lx! V fude-nf Body. Hai! goth im btw SSH iq. 1 m rave cr s min -- She stmp'Iy grabs h p And round and roam g - COVIPLIIVIENTS UF JMEDWARDS MORRISON---SMITH M-SYSTEM STORES LUMEER EWPANY Seymour ..... ...... T was ,,2.f1:.. SHPE 5 WC E im ON V N V R ER SuggggirigggoiagagnsfiwgK' Tig HJC Jim Pa n'H'ler5', , N ., '53-?.'s'iaa'f3e'3:2's5ZQ.f5:f1ii13:15WePWh' RG- C- QU '5 EN BERRY l- i..l.l.l.- 1 , Siqnihq of ihe contract for 'che iwsew builfllncl .U Administration . . Classes . Feaiures . .- Aihletics ........ Humor and Arlvertisinq . . -,.i,1 Mnruwa UI a0I1,t Iike E31.II6XJIu,I1e F I'I.BLLT1I4IGy I-- D- -IOTICS Af'na0'2tf11E 0 Io alf. fif1?1e qzrifaeac e'1me. fy? we K Mrs.KemP:'gomet1w1ng mu:-it Be done, General Sgigife23221353'13f.3:?9 Real IZSI.a,I:e, I.oa.Txs,ancI t em af ::t',. tie ', 2 'g' U UI Hoe: FHASI Nabonal Bank BI CIIQ IIII5'4:lT?lIflwcIQlfIff.l?.f'I1i?iiIfl,If.' Sewomexas eiIr1',3,?'Q.Lif Zfxgga m.,',I,,,,g TEPVXS T HEATE R I'fAxINICI'IER,RUPE X FRANCIS FIlI.I'Ioosaer . . . IYIQ. GeneraI Insurance PVSSBHIWQ R and The Beslz'-IwI'1ere Is In eel lime MOVIE ENTERTAINMENT To SCTNOPS I Future Gfeefmes T0 CITY WXRKETSGRUCERY SEYMOUR H GH SEHUUI-QUALITY MEAT5-GRQQERIES STUDENT BODY 3 GF-ARMER BROTI-I ERS SI-IUE SI-IOP 1. IVIISSSIMPP Tufgorrecfg Iihfs Sent-ence :BGFore any damage THE FAIR Coulgfbf-ihiid,fI1ef:Ae WFS PM THE WUlVIPxN'S STORE. jj' Y C WW' fer 'rf' Parime rri' . H of I-I ' f'Th F' Jr TeI. ESI R' ' ' 'fJeymour,Texe.s did bail? duff Idi wiiaesgpeii could be. did bv ihe vo1uniee.r Fire. cIepar IQmervt. 19 THE PANTHER 'E ,. ,Li iii-.ii-.-. l...l.1..l.-l. 19 THE PANTHER 37 ll...1.1-1 - l- nWe'mnot behfnJ Hue Seniors Wdfefh fm 5533 gjggjj With better liqht Texas Electric Service EULVER ERILWRKI Telephone C0 Eongratu laiions SENIORS C th' ' th IT h 1 . Mav?-E245 IR' 'Sirk e Emiolrc glfghfjbiwie de 15 g 1' T Abee Bizviuett O L N. 4 Th 1' 1' I' 1' A mayecifgxls linflpfo Q53 +311 wif -'.f15f5xgfZ'5.'f' use of ba kfm pewter H-.af kec ps hfm r: JSI1 t H s du - ' 31' BEVQ Emma SHANVER f N 9 Sheriff .. Whai is home without a mudder? Whai XS o-ne v-Hthouk anuddev? Tax Assessor 4- Colle:-.foT' TPTEYEN5 -no -reaso-n 'for ihis, BTUAABT I OTNXH ARA T1 'iause Ind rudder. .o.Bum:R,1Nr:. sales semce, Ssvmou R, TEXAS Vw A ufon-xob'fle FT1r-manning Sincere Cow-,Qrat ulatfon To Sehfovs of H37 RUBERT JUNE5 Counfy + DYSTYYCT Clerk Baylor County, 7218.5 0 ev Seymour F-Thence COTT1 pa 'fly L T teach q to flesh xi xi TX 5 Cbnvxnllng 31'Y?l'V'lf5C'ff A pq .4 vgyulav' vf 1' who has 'ry de-rnovxsfraff 1 Y ha Hu., world ai' gnu? f- 1 Sam TT1gDaYx'fe,l A grand-'nas Vtctfm EIIZABETH COCKEREH Q3 TOQAY og 19 THE PANTHER 37 V C ALE N DAR the Centennial Trip all .-'59 Sept 7 Informal opening of school. Sept 9 All get our permanent seats. K Sept 10 Asaemglyi anilMrs. gakeruieads X us a e r es an reg a- tions. Sept 14 Classes elect officers. Best ever. XX Sept 15 Formal opening of school. Xxxxxgix Sept 26 Panthers beat Eagles. N Sept 27 Be careful. M . Tipton has waxed the floors. some fail to be careful. ,4-1'-Q., Sept 30 We elect an annual staff- '4' -L--ggi an industrious bunch. 4f Jw ' Oct 6 M s. Baker re-read the c,,f X rules for the benefit of fy o ' Y those who were hard of hearing. ff ,, Oct 7 We are going to have g3H som thing new-a period for clubs. ff! Oct 8 Panthers beat Archer City Oct 13 Miss ff, Johnson is humiliated by , not being able to find out who is the champion IQ? chalk thrower. Mrs. Baker takes a hand. . Oct 14 Our Junior football team beats O1ney's 11081110 A Oct 16 Pep rally--Miss Commons teaches us to yell. is Oct 17 Clubs organized. 570 Oct 22 Got our new curtain for the stage. s11D4np Oct 23 It seems to be quite a fad among the .T7Uuv ,,,- ' boys to all stomp their feet when p, 431 I someone comes into study hall. 'WH 7 0 Oct 26 Mr. Kemp boosts a Centennial Trip. U 511 QB on 29 Club Day--Clubs really M llgf 51.0 get started. QI! any- N xton oneiwants at2 wzeks vzz gi lar ea on us ge caug I AW' Q tm-owing orm1k.J t Nov 3 Students who went on Nov 6 Nov 10 Nov 17 Nov 18 Nov 19 Nov 20 have a severe case of sleeping sickness. Grand pep rally. Panthers beat Greyhounds o Have Armistice program. Students vote for a holiday tomorrow. Bro. Cargill makes his farewell talk and Mr. Kemp acts as bearer to present him with a gift from the school. A program on 'Book Week' was presented this morning. Three officers of the State Highway Patrol made speeches on 'Safety'. Pep Rally. Representatives of the town speak. W4 19 THE I' 9 Nov 30 rs b Decl tulqvi D80 2 Dec 3 IJlianq!E!!s' Dec 7 I, ' Dec 8 ull'-' Dec Dec Dec Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan Feb 9 14 17 4 8 12 13 15 18 25 2 27 28 29 'D I. made o PANTHER 37 we get ou pictures. We are introduced to the new Methodist pastor, Brother Wilkins. Football-Pep Squad banquet. Part of the cast and chorus girls advertise 'Coast to Coastn. Martel adds a few new steps! we have a guest this morning-a dog. Jim Mc. D. kindly gets him out by kicking him. Have chapel and Weaver Howard , as a representative of 1936 senior class, presents us with a staff of fligio me Kemp reads us Bro. Cargill's letter of appreciation for the gifts, and Mrs. Baker ends the program by giving the older students a lecture on spreading good influence for the younger ones. Football boys are all dressed up like a million dollars so they can have their pictures If every day were like this one the demerit book would be filled up within a few days. The Dramatic Club put on a one-act Xmas play in assembly. We get out at 3:00 for the Xmas holidays for two weeks. Hooray! Our minds are ready to go to work after a two week vacation. We'd all like to go sleigh riding. Bro. Wilkins brings us a splen- did message on 'How to have a good time.n I YO v qmvm' gsov f 6'r-CWS Yf-T! f 6 W ag The freshmen sophomores, and juniors enter into a four year contract for their rings and invitations. Mr. Orr presents the trophie the basketball team won at Archer City. We start mid-term exams today. Beginning of a new termg most schedules are changed. We are happy to have some former students back. Brother Spreen delivered a message on 'You Reap What You Sow'. The Public Speaking Class judged the speech. Mrs. Baker reminded us of all the regulations, then we all went to our new library period. We rush in before 8:25 this morning--but rush out than we came in. We get out early this noon because of P. T. We have some visitors some little girls who quicker after- A. today-- are putting on a style show at the cottage. Brother Balch speaks to us, fcont. on next pagej ti Z ft 'fi my l....l.l- - I if Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Mar Mar Mar Mar Mar Mar Mar Mar Apr Apr Apr MBV MBV 19 THE PANTHER 37 using Robert E. Lee as an illustration of character. Feb 3 We discuss the possibilities of a Valentine Fate, and decide to have it. Feb 5 Mr. Orr presents the football letter- men their sweaters. we hear speeches from each of them. Feb 10 Everybody is making preparations for the Valentine Fete. Everyone has a fine time at the Valentine Fete. We see Elizabeth crowned queen. We have a sing song in assembly, we are taught 'Texas Our Texasu. Frances S. gets a demerit because she can't spit out her candy quick enough. We have club meetings today. Everyone is tickled when club days come. we find two windows broken out of room ll. Must have had some animated guests last night. Today is nGet Acquainted Day', sponsored by Mr. Bar- nett's club. Several students, strange l to say, have several names. A The Seniors learn 'Have You Ever Been 0- to Texas in the Spring . We find we J ' have some opera singers in the class. Lieutenant Abram of the Terrel Mili- tary College makes a very interesting 1 talk about life at that college. ' The State inspector is here today, ' the teachers appeal to the students to turn over a new leaf for at least a few minutes. The literary contestants have their pictures made todayg because of outside interferences, it is rather hard for some of them to keep still long enough to get their pictures snapped. we have a 'hot' debate about the Supreme Court. We have assembly for the purpose of being reminded that we are getting rather careless and we are again told the rules of this school. The Haskell debate teams come over for a practice debate The third period History I t 1 class entertains the school N 1 with an Easter parade. , fa 1 It is a fad to get hit with -, ' ' a snowball today. The few who are left this evening at school get out early. 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