Sour Lake High School - Derrick Yearbook (Sour Lake, TX)

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I DERPICK .J C Fun In and Around the 'Mater Sam: Dearest, will you marry me? Geneva: t'Sam, I can 't. marry you, but I shall always respect your good taste. Mr. Parr: 4'Wliy' were you kissing Mar- tha Faye in that dark corner, last night? Elwyn: HVVell, now that I've seen her in the daylight, I sort of wonder myself. Uoach Ande1'son: 'tThere are lots of girls who don 't want to get marricd.'l Miss Hayth: 4'How do you know? Voach Anderson: H l've asked thenif' 77 Mr. Shepherd: HDO you know what makes the tower of Pisa lean? Rosa Leigh: HI only wish I knew. I would take some myself. WllHIJj'Z HI know a place where women do not wear anything but bracelets. Doris: ' ' VVhere ? '7 NVimpy: Around their wristfl Mrs. Kelly: Dear, you have your shoes .on the wrong feet again. Mr. Kelly: Well, these are the only feet I have. Hal: 'tYour lipstick is coming off. Elsie: t'It certainly is not. Hal: Hliisten, little one, when I get as near to a girl as I am to you now, her lip- stick is eoming off. Mr. Shepherd: HI forgot my roll book this morning but all you students who are absent please report to my desk. Miss Hayth: UNVIIO were the Friars?l' J. D.: H'l'hey were the young chickens. Mr. Kelly: HYes, in teaching stenog- raphy, we are strong on accuracyfl Jacqueline: HHow are you on speed? Mr. Kelly: t'NVell, the last. girl We graduated from here married her employ- er in two weeks. Alfred: 'AI asked her to kiss me with- out avail. Earl: I don't like kissing through ill0SP'Il1lllQ.1'S, either. Howard: VVork, nothing, but work. Penman: 4'How lone' have vou been at this grind? Howard: I begin tomorrow. P' P 1 7? Customer, to photographer: Do you think you can make a good portrait of my wife? Photographer: Sure, I can make it so good you will jump every time you see it. Helen: HYou are too conceited about your beauty. Marguerite: VVhy, not at all. I donlt think I am half as good looking as I am. Faye: H'l'hat's a fine looking horse but what's the idea of two saddles? Laverne: Thats the rumble seat. 77' Eva: t'IVhat makes my car jump so?H Mechanic: HYour engine is missingf' Eva : t I'hat 's funny, it was there when I left home. Howard: A sort. of a hectic party, girlie, can you stick it out? Ida Mae: 't0h, yes, I'll just gin and beer it. 1935 .A . , i ADM... V Y 41

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'FN' 07' AAA 'ffl DE F? F? I C K J C Girls' Basketball '35 I am glad that during my fourth year in the athletic department of this school, I have had the honor of being selected to serve as captain of the basket ball and volley ball teams. As I reminisec over the games won and games lost during all these years, I want to leave with you who remain in the school, this valuable lesson-that good sportsmanship is the real test of character. Play the game well, strive to. Win, and lose gracefully. Rosa LEIGH J Usfrrcra. FORWARDS AND .TUMP-CENTERS Jacqueline Poole is our stair player in any place on the court, Doris Loftin, our goal-roper. Remember that lucky goal Elsie Himmelrcich threw? Marguerite Parrish was always found under the goalg Cappy Jordan, our center, always got the ball, Helen Reed will be an excellent junip-center next year. I GUARDS Rosa Leigh Justice, our Captain, is loved and admired by all the girlsg Juanita McSha11, an outstanding freshman playerg Bessie Lusk has a fighting spirit, Iris Sandi- fer, a little girl with big ambitionsg Helen Riley was a good forward, also, Lena Brous- sard will play on the first team next year, Corinne LaR-occa can play any position on the court. SUBSTITUTES Rheuanna Long, Willirw Mae Miller, Ethel Young, Gladys LcVrier, Fanelle Hank- arner, Mary Charles Hubbard, Margaret Ingersoll, Louise Ingersoll, and Jeanette Tomlinson. VVe will all remember Miss LaVerne Walden, our Coach, for her lovable personality and her patience in training us. 1935i .,,,-I+a. I 1

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771 DEQPICK J C Youse Guys '11, Youse Gals AVDREY BOURGEOIS Quiet and collected. RAY EDMONDSON H 'Dizzy' and fDaffy' put it on 'em today. EARL BROUSSARD UI h:1ven't missed but three days this week. DORIS EDVVARDS You have to show me. ELVVYN GATTIS He's Sin-k in Bed. HELEN GILL HVVl1y, with Arthur, of course. GENEVA GALLOVVAY HI may. GUSHY JORDAN A good ole' Blue Hen l 1'uternity brother. HOVVA RD GA RRISON HSeniors, your attention, please. MONTEZ JORDAN H Shush-here comes Bertha. ' ' BIAURINE ALLEN HI don't believe it. IDA MA E COVNUE 'ACun I go, too. ALFRED COHN sell the sehool if he get it in a sack. He would C01-lid LAVERNE JONES 'iC'anlf wo invite il Junior? SAM YOYNG I h:1ven f finished yet, Miss Huythf' ROSA LEIGH JUSTICE Now, I think that would he just gr:ind.', 1935 ELSIE HIIXIMELREICH ' ' Ah-Bing. 7' PENDIAN IXICQCLUSKY HCOIIIC on, gang. QB:1ngj HURNETTE MASSEY Barney can take it. HAROLD RANKIN One girl at the party thought I wus :1 swell-looker. EVA MEYERS IIXNYCII, hurry up! HARLEY REAVIS We sure went through that line. MARG UERITE PAR RISH I don 't euro. .TACK POOLE H You little ole' . . WVIMPY RIGGS 'Blake mine :1 hamburger EA Y E STITBBLE E1 ELD A'Did she say that, sure 'nu,ffZ FRED SLOAN HlNhen I wus in Liberty . . GENEVA VVIIXIBERLY If's okay by nie. DIIBTPY PARK Little Ray of Sunshine. J. D. IIINTER We didn 't get but twenfv lust S2ltlll'll3..V. ' U GENEVA NVHITE 'f'l'his gum is old as heck. HAL RIGGS If just shows to go yz1'. MIKE KELLY His fighting Irish mzxdo him the Senior sponsor fhut he is.