Southwest Texas State Teachers College - Pedagog Yearbook (San Marcos, TX)
- Class of 1919
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'1 Ha m m 9 he ehagn W In I II 44 R n VOLUME XVI Hublishzh bg the Stuhents nf he Snuthmest Texas State -Normal Qlulleg San marcus, Texas FU IIHUUII 0 the men who have been students of the Southwest Texas State Normal Collefie and who when the call for cham vallently gave thelr llves both 1n the camp and on the battlefleld that peace mlght be the lnherltanee of all the world we the students of 1918 19 dedlcate the slxteenth volume of the Pedagog f I a 9 ' pions 0f1'ight,justice, and liberty came, so Ks Five THE DEATHLESS DEAD T110 110a11110ss 110111 1h11 s11111 1101 1110 '1h01f 11 s1111 1110 011 111 1111111011 11111 1111 1111s Tho fa1 1111111 111011 II1Ou1C1l1I1Q b01110s 110 W11010 01101 1 111g 0111 1111 00111111 11011s 01 R01111s U11 A1g011110 110011 01 F11111111s 11El111QC1 P11111 131 vC1l1l111 S s0111011 11111 Cllllllbllllg' p110S A1111 0 C1 111011 1011111s 1111 1J1US11111U' p0pp1 s111110's, F01 f100111011 111 1116 10111111g 101111 As long as 111011 110 1110 As 1011g as V11101 s 110a111 011110110 As 1011g as h01101 1 01 11111 110 NV1111 W01dS 0f 1010 111111 10011s of P11111 W1111 g1011111g 01'lCC1x and 11.11111 111101 010 NV111 1011 of how 11101 111011 '1110 110:11h10Qs 110111 1h01 sh.111 1101 1110 M L AIIIOIC1 .X V F 11, 1' 2 ', ' ,' . ' 1 ' '11 Q, 7 1 1 y1 y ' 1 7 .' ' V 1 ' ' 1- 'z ' 1 ,4 1 p ' ' s, 1 1 1 1 1 - 11 1 -' ' C A C , 3 1 1 - 71 1 . 1 1 . , 1 ' ' x A C C X fp , ' VVh110 '1'0u1111 1110111 01100 11101'0 springs 1h0 '1'ip'i11g grain 7 1 ' 1 . 1, 1 ' 7 - 1 ' . . . O . . , I I l 4 I .Y 1 UAY1, 1 1 L1 1 I ' 13 , 1 I 1 vs I, 1 I fn A rf 5.7 h .Y 0.1 1 ' - 1 7 I v 1 1' 5 ' 7 . V. 7 Y. , . Y .' S 1 1 I ' Y 4 A . - 1 1 , 1. I . im QQ ,nl JACK ARNOLD Born, July 25, 18975 was a sophomore in this school in 1916-175 enlisted at San Antonio on May 2, 19175 served on the Mexican border until Oct. 19175 trained at Camp Bowie from October 1917 until July 19185 sailed for France in July, 19185 was killed in action at 5:30 a. m. October 8, 1918. Seven 1xLNN1 1H S L ARDNLP Southwest Texae State NO1Il181 College 111 1913 Wa l11led 111 3011011 NOVQIIIIJQI 2 1918 '1t Commune L1115 Deva11tDu11 Meuse F1 11110 . X' Q Q' J ' 4' ' 41 4 4' 11 Born 111 the year 18965 was g1'21d11E111OC1 from the 1 , I I 1 ' D 4 11 1 f , 5 K. . . I 7 y L I . 1 - , Q , 'z ' . f Eight IOL SFPIBBLING Bom Feb1u.n5 10 1896 gmduated flom tht Septemben 15 1918 ched of lllflllfllld 111 Camp P1kC October 19 1918 41 if N 1 . -. f 1 7 '. fr v x J - 1 ' 1 ' ' South XVest Texas Normal College in 1917g enlisted ' ' y 'V 1 J ' ' J, . , Nine 2-S? HLNR1 VVHIPPLI B0111 ludlfh 01 1896 11 IS a FlOShI11f1l1 111 tlus at 5 15 fx 111 Octobu 8 1918 dled NOVCHIIJQI 19 1918 b.111ed 111 the AIl10I1fdll Cemetely at Blols F 11 me I, 4. 'I 0 ' 1' Q , . f . . , '7 ' . v. . - 1 . ' ' - , 7 v CA V1 n school 111 1913g enlisted, July 5, 19175 was wounded ' Z ' C - - ' X I 1 . y Y I 3 . 1 1' I 1' ,. 1 1 7 . ' 1 7 . 'Y '1'-1 - . Ten 11 D AVID HAILE Bom Apul 1 1895 was a Ju111o1 111 thls school 111 1911 enllsted 111 Iulv 1911 113111011 111 Camp Home and dlfd thue of measles and p11eun1o111a on near Buda Texas XVILLIAM HARRI9 Bonn Tune 9 1898 was .1 Sophomo1e 111 thls school 111 1916 enhsted September 5 1917 dled of heart tlouble at the Base Hosprral San Antonlo No xembe1 14 1917 ff X 0? Y. D r -4 ' A -Ca I 4 I . 1- I- ' ' , y 1 4 , ' 1 . '1 1 , , . . , . -A .I . ,. 1 . . , lJ9C'ftI111JCI' 3. 19175 was buried in Live Oak Cemetery . K, 4 -1. - K I , n t 1 f ' 1 . ' 1 , . ., . , , , . 1 , ' . .1 1 . ' - ' ' 1 ' 1 ' '1 ' 1 1 f I 1 ' 1 ' 1 L . 7 K 7 ' v i , I u El6'l2C1'L ,egg me PEDAGQG 1919 it 41 l il l ! , ,l ,l w r l 5 I! ,y i ll 1? I ,I i lx! l ' W it il l 31 i l 5 I l I l B I , A TRIBUTE TO AMERICA'S SONS OF Thou son of Freedom! Immortal son! Who left your home for battle 's fray, Who can praise enough the deeds you 've Or a Worthy tribute to you pay? To heroes past we honor give, We reverence them in freedom 's name: T ho, in our hearts their deeds shall live, To you must be the greatest fame. Columbia 's son! Whom God let live, And thou who art the immortal one Who freely precious life did give, How great the victory you 've won- A new world blessed with freedom true Because of fearless men and brave! How dear was liberty to you, How dear the hope the World to save! The hope of truth and purity For which democracy must fight, Whose motto surely ne 'er shall be Such feeble theme as might is right Thou son whom God has chosen to die That all from tyrants' hand be free Altho' in flowery France you lie So far across the stormy sea. 'Tis you we never shall forget. When praise We give to loyal ones, To you we pay the greatest debt We owe to freedom is noble sons. -Minnie Ferguson. Twelve DEMOCRACY done ? wig SAN MARCUS, TEXAS H .ll THE PEDAGOG l9l9 STUDENTS IN THE SERVICE Adams, Sophus Adams, Harry Alves, H. F. Alves, Anderson, Roy R. Anderson, Roy Appelbach, Gus Arnold, Jack CCorp.D Arnold, Ross Avery, XVilliam Arenstein, Sidney. Bachle, Hugo CCorp.j Baker, John R. Baker, Don R. fTeacher, Lt.l Barfield, Searcy CCorp.J Barton, R. A. Barnette, Thos. B. CYeo. 2nd class U. S. NJ Barnes, C. E. Barnette, Carl Beyer, Herman Berman, Hyman Beard, Roy CLt.J Bennett, Joe Lee Beane, Elmer Berryman, VV. VV. Bell, J. E. QTeacherj Bennett, M. H. Biggs, Ruben CLt.J Blackburn, Ross Blocker, Wm. R. CSgt.l Bolton, Lloyd Boehrine, E. A. Bohuslav, Willie Boyd, Robert Bradley, G. E. Brannon, R. H. Brieseineister, Alvin Briggs, Isaac Browning, S. K. Brown, Charlie CLt.l Barnhouse, T. L. CCdt.l Bruce, Ralph QTeacherj Brock, Willard Burns, Kennith Buckner, J. R. Buckholz, G. W. Buehring, Erwin Bull, Philom Burk, J. E. Clleacherl Burkett, Lee Burnett, Conner Bl1l'I1Sll1, Marion Butler, Herbert Bryant, Sparks Ballou, Noble Calloway, Sydney Carroll, Marvin Carter, C. B. if Callan, Carrol CLt.D Carver, A. B. Cavness, C. H. Chaddick, Hoy Chapman, H. A. Cook, Keen Cowan, Carl Crook, Edgar Day, P. W. Day, Curtis Davis, George f i l 8 w w il ,E .4, 1 gl l , 1 I l 1 7 W ' Q i il r ll I. . , 11 ,l .1 lL 4 il , ll 5 ll it at ,al 4 53 Clark, Charles T li Clemens, Lincoln l Clinger, Oscar J Cockran, Earl Cockran, Dayton W. , A Coers, David CLt.D ll Coers, Leland CLt.D Compton, v. E. CLt.J E 9 Connally, Edmond R. El Connally, John Cour, Pat fNavyJ Coren, Dempsey l Cowan, Carroll , l l' Cowless, Roy QLt.D Crabb, Corhelius ,f Crook, Harvey li Cropper, J. R. l Culwell, Sherman fLt.j M Culpepper, Irwin 2 A Cunningham, Marvin t i ll Davis, B. L. CLt.D , l l l De Vinney, Chas CSgt.J , I Dobson, H. W. Li Donaldson, Frank J, Drake, Lonnie l DeVinney, Carl ,E l . 5 l ll SAN MARCOS, TEXAS ll Thirteen l is t . l. r 'Ii I .ll . .l it :gl ti. HE PEDAGQG 1919 lg: l li ' w I1 5 fl STUDENTS IN THE SERVICE i fContinuedj Day, Henry Foster, A. L. CLt.D Hall, VValton Q Delaney, Frank M. CLt.D Foster, Perry tLt.D Handrick, John De Vinney, Marvin CLt.D Foster, H. L. Ai Harmonson, Louis H. Donaldson, David CLt.D Freeman, Frank A Harris, Thomas G. , , Donehak, Edwin Harrison, H. O. it Dyer, Milton Gaines, Eric Harrison, Houstom ' TGil1'd1161', Kellifh Harlson, Herman l , Eekles, Claud Gardner, Lamar I Hai-ds, K, Bestler l l Edd, VVilson Gardner, S. W. Hartman, Chars. QLt.D Q Ellison, Wesley' tSgt.J Garrett, Oswald Harwell, W. T. l l Erickson, CTeaeherJ Garlin, Raymond Hawl, C131-enee ' Ever, Norman Gates, Floyd Hays, Marion Everett, P. Gibson, Cary Hazelwood, R. M. l Eekles, Jaek CSgt.D Gillis, Fred Henderson, Odis Ellis, Alva W. Gore, Clarence Hensley, Pete Elrod, John M. Green, V. I. Hester, Lee CCapt.D Erney, Fred tLt.D Green, B. Q. CLt.D Highsmith, E. M. ' Everett, NVyles Greer, Kinnnins fT9210hG1'l l E Ezell, Hobson Gallaher, Arthur Holloway, 0303? 5 Gardner, Ralph HOHOWHY, Clyde Fabra, Arthur CLt.D Gardner, W, B, Hornsby, Malcolm ,F Faulk, Howard P. Garrett, G, xv, Hughes, Stanley R. I Fenner, Oscar CLt.D Gal-liek, S, I, Hunt, H. L. 5 j Flowers, Garland Garry, Odis tHaile, David F01'd, L6yt011 Gawlik, Sevrn I. Hall, Clafellce ' Forrester, H. J. Gillespie, J. B. Hall, Marvin 4 Forrister, Bryan Glimp, Curtis Hammfmk' Hugh n Foster, Terry Goen, Clarence Hamlrlck' Aims CLR, Ql . Franks, Will Green, B. Q. tLt.D ilgmili' Carrol l HIIIS, Wm. Frampton, Raymond Greer, Jeff Harrison, Hall D. ccolpb Farris, Joe Gregory, J. H. Harrison, Harris Fenner, Chas. Harald, Joe ' Flake, Arthur Haisler, John J. Harold, Ralph i Flowers, Wiltred Hall, Chas. Hartman, Gus A Ford, Owen Hall, Joe Hastings, Albert - A A A .Il sw Mfxncios, TEXAS ll F0'Ll.7't667L .- -s -M 51 IHE Pelgi.-xc'2rQc.1 ww j,e-------mn 4 vQ Hays, Paul fLt.D Hays, Jno. R. Henderson, Brooks Hensley, Lee Hester, Joe Hilton, Stephen Hill, L. D. Holloway, Calswell Hornsburg, Carroll Howell, Louie E. Huggins, Rex L. Hunsucker, Clyde L. lnglet, Virgil Ingle, L. D. Irish G. H., Jr. Isgitt, E. R. Jackson, L. S. CLt.J Jackson, Roy CLt.j Jennings, Wm. CLt.D Johnson, Arlyn Johnson, Reuben Jones, C. B. Jones, T. C. Jordan, A. NV. Jackson, Othelle Jefferies, Austin Jennings, Odis Johnson, Sam CLt.J Johnson, VVm. Jones, J . C. Jones, N. B. Juters, A. L. fLt.D fl ? F f ,I l Y l . I l I STUDENTS IN THE SERVICE fContinuedl Kaderli, James McBride, James King, Tracey McCormick, C. E. King, 0. B. McCleary, Don , Klodzie, J. H. McDonald, L. C. CSgt.D , Kuehn, H. F. McElroy, B. B. Kellam, Jesse Mclntire, P. Kirksey, Oscar CLt.J McGee, Frank E' Klingelhoefer, Robert Miles, S. C. Q Kuykendall, o. L. Miller, wade CLt.J ii Montgomery, J. K. CSgl.D Lanier, Gus. M. M011'f8'01He1'Y, W- E- fsgl-3 Lawrence, Chas. M0012 Jas- F- gg Lee, Albert QLt.D Morrow, Albert Leggett, Loyd Muckleroy, Emory l Lewis, Oren Myers, EHSIIH Leehte, Hal-ry McE1ree, R. CTeacherJ ll Lockhart, L. B. CLt.J Maftill, C- H- fCfiPt-3 3, L5-les, James M, Manner, Lionel I R, Lloyd, E, G, Mayhew, Monroe Lockhart, T. I. MCBGG, Chas- ll Lambert, Eugene MCBI'yd6, Bernice i 1, Lawvley, Dewey McDaniel, L. A. Lee, Robert E. McDonald, B. G. 3 Lewis, Russel McDonald, S. M. A Lilly, C, P, McElroy, Howard CCapt.J Lockhart, Delter E. fMaj.D MCNRUQMOH, John i l Love, J. W. B. CLt.D Metzer, Louis ' Lyons, Robert Miller, Melvin in Leonard, B. R. CLt.J Miel, JOS- J- I l Montgomery, R. H. CLt.J Martin, Marion CLt.j Montgomery, W. A. CLt.D Martin, M. S. QLt.D Morton, Clarence A Marsh, G. B. CTeacher, Mueller, August I Lt,j Myers, David R Mathews, J . E. CCapt.j McCarley, Dewitt 9 i 1 N lkl.-XRCUS, TEXAS L... ' 'i MCR gf-R- Fifteen .,...,, V.. . -. ......fN ,,.........vJ 1 yi Y Qi f,1 H 34 r ftlr .V 2 G L 1' ii il at F Q ij n ii I 'l ,E if ,RF bl.: El il' 'll' 3 V JE H eiiiciarscifiig rn fa -we--'em STUDENTS IN THE SERVICE Neighbors, Dewitt CCapt.J New, Harold Newby, Dennis Nelson, T. R. Neebitt, Carl Nixon, Irwin Ossom, R. Owen, Leslie Pa1'ke, Willie J. Parr, W. E. Paulson, A. P. CLt.J Person, Otho Petsch, Alfred QCap Porter, Lawrence Posey, Ermon Pritchett, H. Carl Pruitt, Marvin Parker, H. S. Partlow, W. D. Pence, W. S. fLt.D Perry, R. D. CSgt.J Phillips, Jerry QLt.J Porter, Roger Pritchett, A. B. Pruitt, Kenith Purser, Albert Quilliam, W. R. Raborn, G. P. Rankin, Jas. N. Rascoe, Neal tp Sixteen QCOntinuedJ Rawlson, H. E. Ridgeway, Thos. Russell, Paul Rankin, Dennie Roacoe, Jas. Rawson, Chas. L. CLt.D Reagan, Glenn Rogers, Paul Robertson, Frank Scagert, Albert CLt.D Saunders, P. C. Saunders, Robert Seaberry, V. T. CCapt.J Schulze, Otto J. Shands, Henry fSgt.D Shanklin, J. W. Sherrill, Clem Sikes, Otto Smith, H. S. CLt.J Smith, O. P. Smith, Preston Smith, G. P. CSgt.J Snoddy, Harry Sommer, Frank Standfield, W. W. CCorp.D Stephens, Preston Striblin, E. A. '7FStribling, Joe Summers, Atwell Saunders, Oatman Saunders, J. C. R. Sanders, Tom Schwartz, B. L. Singleton, Geo. T. Shands, H. J. Shelton, Robert CLt.J Sherrill, Malcolm Sloan, Ernest J. Smith, P. O. Smith, Jas. W. Smith, Rufus Smith, C. S. 'CTcacher, Lt.J Snow, D. R. Soyar, Erwin L. QSgt.D Starling, T. W. Striclic, C. C. Stricklin, Thompson Sullivan, Harrold A. Stroman, Oscar C. Stone, R. C. Sutton, R. C. Swincbroad, Albert QLt.D Stephens, Talbot Svadlenak, Frank Swilley, Wm. Taylor, Jas. E. CLt.j Thomas, Peyton Terrill, D. I. Tiller, J. G. Tuttle, Alex Thomas, Taylor Terrell, J. C. Turner, Geo. QLt.J Ulbricht, Herbert SAN MARCUS. TEXAS 'W ' il THE PEDAGQG 1919 It STUDENTS IN THE SERVICE fContinuedj Vest, XV. L, VVOods, C. E. Vordenbaum, J. H. Wary, Garald Von Roeder, Herbert VVren, C. L. CCorp.j NVinst0n, Sam A. Vickers, Clenton White, Geo. W. Waller, Henry VVard, Paul Wassermann, Billy Vilatkins, Ralph CSgt.J Walker, Carl NVallace, VVill T. Wallace, W. L. Wallace, Oscar Weir, Rex Weir, Ira :'iWhipple, Henry QSgt.D Whipple, Lester CMaj.J Weir, Hugh Wenzel, William Willburn, Albert C. CSgt,D Williams, Glover Williams, Joe XVilliams, Rector Williams, Willie Wilson, W. M. Wimberly, David Winston, Milton CLt.J Wofford, W. D. Woodson, W. I., Jr. NVynn, Baron Woods, Fred Williamson, Gerald Waldrip, Maurice Yarrington, Richard Yarrington, John Yeager, Joe Yarrington, Robert Yarrington, Archie Zimmerman, Zimmerman Zimmerman, Zimmerman, Q. .1 1 Alvin Adolf CLt.J O. A. fLt.D Arthur I I I I I 1 I I I I I I I ii I I I I I I I I l I I. I I I , I I , I ,I I' I' I 2 I ,I IV II If A IE III I I I I J I ,I I, I I .I ,I I ,. all I I, II ,II 'I I II II I I I I ll SAN MARCOS, TEXAS llc -A Seventeen 1 lsfmmuwu ww 1 L X 1 1 x 5 5 li fi ry 41 v i J ti 2? 1 ,I : 13 .J s S ! in ., fa 1: xi X1 , I 7 I 'i I Y I 1 1 L Q L fi li 2' 4 Eighteen FACULTY POWER PLANT 'w X. mv -- Y . 7- ' ' - 1-1-N f 1 -W-+g --wmgg M M mxxww W, 1' X xs H 1 , , , , ,U pn, Lk! .1' ' 4,1 J'-yy. , J ,L,,,.M 17 1w,,,..,. ....,.,, --..--.,h..?.................... 'Q Wm Ti N V1 M K W W if E ? Q i 3 SV I, Yi I I gr EW lf 1 Qi IE li 15 il ii I si if I H Yi 5 I 'B i H PRESI DENT'S RESIDENCE Nineteen Twcnfy PEDAGQG' 1919 L :nl IV President C. E. EVANS I SAN MARCCS., ' FF,X1 KS 2 nil' 5 MRS. C. S. SMITH MISS KATE PITTS Home Economics. Drawing- MRS. GEORGE TURNER MISS LELOISE DAVIS Home Economics. Home Economics. Twenty-one A K 1 N A I E11 0 1, ' f X '- 7 T' 1 w rx - 'N ' X f 'I 'I I E 'I 5 ,A . W ...,.,,. A., .. YY--.HM--Y .-.Q--N r Li. LJ ' 4 .J 5 aw f' 'q wif 'ilu T ' L1 B x V ' 'i 1 if J is 3 EJ ,zgwi ,1 fxi--i-yu aj. L J w. 1 F- C. V. DENMAN W. G. Vernon Manual Training Physics. H. A. HANDRICK F. G. WALKER Manual Training Chemistry, ii-ff-- i Twenty-two I JOHN E. PHITCHETT G. B. MARSH Latin. Spanish. MISS MARY L. ESKRIDGE MISS FANNIE PRESTON French. Spanish. Twenty-three Twentfy-fam' GATES THOMAS English, R. A. MILLS English, R. C. HARRISON English. MISS HELEN HORNSBY Germ an. J. S. BROWN H. A. NELSON Jlfzthnzatics. Agriczzlfure. S. M. SEWELL S. W. STANFIELD Mathmatics. Bi0l0Uy. Twcnfy-fivf Twenty-siaf ' ki A. 7' I I -I '1fL..7.7?,-,,LL,- S'S'M'm'w'I1 I 4 R I, Sy I-.,--,-m - A. W. BIRDWELL M. L. ARNOLD Hisfory. Hi,s1oryI. ia MISS FRANCIS WHITE MISS MABEL GAINES Hisfory. Y. W. C. A. Secretary, A----1--MW-----A-M I I I 1 ' I ,,.I--,,,,,..,,-., , . .A X, .... YW.-- , ... -....,...,-,.,, 4 , .... W. I. WOODSON BERTRAM HARRY Erlzzc-ation. Edzacatmn. If nh MW: I . 5 ' S . 4 , , ig, .. H. H. GOODMAN MISS ELIZABETH FALLS Elfllf'flfl'07Z. Education. Twenty-seven Ticfn fy-eight A. C. BURKHOLDER C. E. FERGUSON Sociology Regisrrar. V .L . 4, X- x n ' .,.a,.A LYNTON F. GARRETT MISS EVELYN DAVIDSON Training School Superintendent. Critic Teacher. , .,- Xxwlr., f Q fx, I,-- - 1 - , - ? X -'Q -N. A f f-Z I 3, 5 , -+1Aggf-,f X, , , , . U -,.-MJ.. V. 3. 71.-,Y ,..- .- vupf- 4-7-- FACULTY BABIES is f If 1 1 i i 1 ! T I E I I 'l' , 1 U ' X: M H' HQ, J , I I I LI -L 3 Twenty'-nine ww 1, A, w 2 l M I 'P E ga 1 5 V ji QU I, 5155 M' 9 I Eh W gl 5 'IG gr H fi 5 ? EQ M fi hi 14 52 1 M M iff ,1 ii 2? si H M Auf' 'N U nv' w N! ,wy U M r fig THE PEDAGOG 1919 lf: CLASSES RIVER SCENE Thirty jqlsAN MARC0s,TRXAsH GRADUATE MAMIE BROWN, B. S. San Marcos, Texas GRADUATE OE CORONAL INSTITUTE-1909. R. K. Literary Society. Cabinet of Y. W. C. A. GRADUATE OF S. W. T. N.-1910. Gypsy Basket Ball Team. Mendelsohn Club. Cabinet of Y. W. C. A. UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS-1914 CSUMMERJ SOUTHERN METHODIST UNIVERSITY-1916--17. SOUTH NVEST TEXAS NORMAL-1917-18, 1918-19. President College Junior Class-1918. Liberty Chorus. Received Degree-1919. Thirty-one 'I r 1 1 , i Y, 1 Ns 'I A 1 h lv '1 Q12 3? r sl H iN 3. if is W f gd UI QE Ml M. i w Qi PQ 211 gi V ii! W lm' . , 9 W ,I sl i. ik 21 fi Sw H ah rw en' fi .rf 5 31 A' -- 'gif' :'xiTif T.flH Tiifi PEUAUQG 1959 ' A A ' ,,. P I ' N ffl W OFFICERS Q5 OPAL GARDNER ,,............. ................,,,,,,,. ............... P 1 'esideut gf NELLIE MQPHERSON ..,...... .......... V 1CQ-PreS1dem JUANITA DURHAM ......... .......................,............ S ecretary I CHARLES DQVINNEY .......A ...A...., S tudent Welfare Committee iz 1' ' ii i W--'- M- - ,ill SAN MMRQUS, TEXAS, Il' K Thirty-Two 4 THE PEDAGOG 1919 lf- - - COLLEGE SENIOR NELLIE MCPHERSON-San Marcos, Texas. Primary Arts, Y. W. C. A. She has the aft of making others happy and in so doing finds happiness herself. CHARLES DeVINNEY-San Marcos, Texas. Language, Chautauqua, S. M. H. S. Club, Student Welfare Committee. Old Shialcespearefs deaf and Caesar, too, All the great men are going- And lately I ve been feeling blue, All the great men are going. ll SAN MARCUS, TEXAS lifes . 1 A 5 I W A li I A I I ws A in 5 .S 16 'I is ii ti fi AS 'Z W i. I I N ii 14 il: iii 'i ir xl' ki if Ale Z! '1 W. wig QQ: LJ il Yi I H xif .1 H 2 ii Us i 1,1 153 we Big vi M api? ii s M H ,lil iw it fix MQ Syl .E -1 th H A2 if 1. V ,I Thirty-three L fl i K. 1 5 S x 'r -1 w Y 1 T i Ag 'r 51 ll . it sl gl in gl si la lr Q. gi if fi fs F 'E ij! E5 .5 Z2 55 2? li il if 'S 51 fc Q2 if M gi Quartett, Pedagog Staff. Q il l. fl lg' S ie il :S 12 It l I A.Cab1net. undone or despise. Zi ga fi is E? gl ei: is it M M qi fs 5? Hi: If EM it! EW liz 1-S ES iffiii1f:1'3fim' Tig? I I1 x H E P E D AG UG 1919 I Pg COLLEGE JUNIOR THOMAS BARNETTE-San Marcos, Texas. Science-Math., Harris-Blair, Liberty Chorus, Normal The jolliest, jokiest fellow that ever grew And he has a laugh. like a fog horn, too. JUANITA DURHAM-Sterling City, Texas. History-English, Shakespeare, Liberty Chorus, Y. W. C. She does the little kindnesses which other people leave JOHN H. DOBBINS-San Marcos, Texas. Science-Math., Chautauqua, Baseball Team. And still they gazed and still the wonder grew, How one small head could carry all he knew. Thirty-four tibia' eeiffiill SAN MARCUS, TEXAS w gf, THE PEDAQWQ ww it S OPAL GARDNER-San Marcos, Texas. mittee, Pedagog Staff, O. A. K. Always busyt Nevery weary Of giving smilesj For life's worth while. RALPH GARDNER-San Marcos, Texas. Club. Tho he's come back from over seas And not forgotten all his Unis dreams, His laugh's as happy as it seems. MARGUERITE HICKMAN-San Marcos, Texas. History-English. She makes the world a friendly place By showing it a friendly face. Il SAN MARCUS, TEXAS A--- History-English, Idyllic, Y. W. C. A., S. M. H. S. Club, Students Welfare Com- Science-Math., Harris-Blair, S. M. H. S N0 French Ma'arnselle disturbs his 7 S il gt .S U' 113 W4. 5 3 il la 'i . if 5 'N 11 . Y. 1 fi gf 45 if ll .if ' YJ EI I! it 'E fi 915 T1 IH I 3 :1 Ni li ES fa Ku I is 5? ffl fig 5 'Q .if lf it E 2 gs si 'H -1 s ti is .IC H V! H if il, Ii 1 1 if Thiriy-five M- f-4-gg zum PEDAGUG 1Qwl',: K N 1 4 i W U W 13 fi : s Thirfyhsir 23 JISAN MARfKN,TFXASII 11 THE PEDAGOG 1919 lk rf'-v4nr' - '-Q4-ur'-v' fi-wi Y A .4-v 'Y v4fv' v ' - '-:dev ' gf A - 'Y ,qi OFFICERS WILL Cr. BARBER ' President HUBERT S. CAVNESS Vice-President MARY D. BROWN Secretary JE NNETTE COLLINS Treasurer CLARA WILLETT Sergeant-at-Arms YETTIE CUMMIN S Star Reporter Colors: Maroon and Gold. Flower : Gaillardia. Motto: Carry On. ell SAN MARCOS, TEXAS ll' Thifty'-860671 il l W . w. G. l 4 3 5 Ada J. Barber ...... Burton Beckwith... Barton ............ Mamie Bell ................ l Lucile Bennett ....... .3 Beryl Breedloue ..... Lucile Bridges ........ Eda Brown ...,..,... Mary D. Brown ....... Willye Caver ....... C. H. Cavness ........ Jeannette Collins ...... Vallie E. Compton.. Ethel Cardua ........ Yettie Cummins ...... Julia Dailey ...... Lee Dale ................ Clarence Denman .... Clemmie Durham .... Loretta Elliott ...,... Erma M, Faulk ...... Howard P. Faulk ...... ...... Hubert Faulk ......... Minnie Ferguson ....... Thala Foster ........... 11 THE eeoaoors 191915-Hee CLASS ROLL . ..... San Marcos ......Whitney ,.,......,.,...Runge .....San Antonio .........Yoakum ....-.........Katy ......San Marcos ...........Blanco ......San Marcos ..............Rusk .....San Marcos ................Alvin Lytton Springs .........Galveston ......-...Haske1l ......San Marcos .....Daingerfield ......San Marcos ..............Blanco ..............Houston .Corpus Christi .Corpus Christi ......Corpus Christi ...............Bryan ......San Marcos ...........Luling Sam Wood Gardner ....... ...... S an Marcos Ethel Francis .............. 3 Alma Garison ........... Alma Garrison ......... Ellen Foly Guynes ....... G. E. Green ............ i, Hope Harden ...... Carroll Harris ........ Sadie J. Hatfield ....... Thzrty eight ........Medina ......Hondo ........Calvert .........Mason .......-..Longview ......Lytton Springs .............Medina S. J. Hayden ................ ....... S an Marcos Mary Sue Haynes ........ ..... S an Marcos Daphne Heath ......... ....... S an Marcos Mary E. Hickman ........ ....... S an Marco: Ellen Hill ............... ............. A ltr J. N. Kaderli ..... Minnie Knispel ...... Myrtle Knolle ....... L. C. McDonald ....... Myra Lee Manor... Carrie Mebane ......... Amy Miears ...... Virginia Mills ....... Albert Morrow ....... Mary Lee Murry ..... ..........Stantor .......San Marcos .-...-.Ellenge' ......Shiro .-.....Itaska ..-...Alvin ...,.........Dale .....Brookshire ............Athens .....San Antonio Howard S, Parker ........ ...... S an Marcos E. L. Penland .............. .......... J ayville Amelia Pettit ...... ...... S an Marcos Katie Riley ............ Caroline Robinson.. Mary E. Schwartz. ..San Marcos .......Corsicana .....Mercedes Afton Smith ............. ........ M ercedes Rufus Smith ........ Vada Stewart ...... ..San Marcos ..............I-Iutto O. C. Stroman ....... ...... S an Marcos Julia Terrell ................ ....... S an Marcos Mrs. Carrie Vernon ....... ...... S an Marcos Juanita Wagner ...... A. C. Willbern ...... Clara Willett ...... Bonnie Wilson ....... Florence Young ........ O. A. Zimmerman ....... - .... .II SAN MARCQS. TEXAS .-.........Cuero .-.............Runge San Antonio ................Troup ...-...Belton .....Lincoln IHE P.tQLJ-XGQG llllfl ii .11 i sw- 2 kv' r n .51 - 1 - J.. I 1 V. 4 Q, i ' 4 l f5 3 MARY D. BROWN-'17-'19. San Marcos, Texas. Home Econom ics. Y. NV. C. A., Vice-Presidentg Idyllic, Vice-President: Class Editor for Pedagogg Senior Class, Secretary. WILL G. BARBER-'17-'19. San Marcos, Texas. History-English. Y. M. C. A., Secretary '17-'18: Senior Class, Presidentg Chau- tauqua. Secretary Winter Term '18, President Spring Term 'l8. Society Debator with Denton '18. YETTIE CUMMINS-'18-'19, Haskell, Texas. History-English. Y. W. C. Ag Idyllicg Liberty Chorusg Senior Class, Star Reporter. i ll mx NIQXIQIXOH. '1'lax.fxs ll A- I A 1 l I 1, 4. . P l V ,r i f ' x I 5 V I 1m xl 7 E if li 52 ix '1 .1 l ll ia i It i T-I i if ,.l l l il 1- it 112, Si it li tl' la 3 ii 311 1. IF 1, M la .il li. 1 .5 1. lf' gl Tl ff' lg. 1. '1 3 il .li l P. Thirty-nine 1 , A A .5 3 T N N . i, .Q s i THFfFEDAQKX31W9 Liles C-g4Wigse ..ss. mMfiQQC-ey if 1 3 .1 i H i V ii fr . . ,. . H WEEWWTWWWEWMW ff ' Q PZ,-Eh S 3 A ' '-' ' 4.7- :N V v- -1' 4 L - 5... M AMY MIEARS-'17-'19. I M QT Dale Texas - J ' ' ' u-vvf' Language. V F QI' Y. W. C. A.: Idyllicg Pedagog il Art EdiIOI'Q S. M. H. S. Club. I 1 E, , yu M lN,,,,,,,-,,,,,,, ,...,..,.. , ,.,,, V fM HWW 'A E!- ! 1 ul EE TI A lg W' IM . I W r' I -4 er .. ,..r . x Fi A . Q, A M ISK. .,..., 5 5, VALLUE E. COMPTON- 'P 3, WA- QQETQ 25 '16-'19, V I Q f A frfi. Lytton Springs. Texas. A I N' .UKMIZHIZ Training. L ? ii i T :E Q? i Y JEANNETTE COLLINS- . T 1 '13-'14, '17-'19, g dx Alvin, Texas. 1 Home Economics. 1' Y. W. C. A., Presidentg L W. Idyllic, Presidentg Country , M A Life Club: Senior Class, ' 5 . Treasurer. ' ,i l ,. . ,--,,f,.4. ..,. A QQ A A Q M - 3' I ..Q.,-4L.1...-. A..g....-.. W: W lr EN V 1 rl fCIfflff.1f7'ifll1.-.,, 14:11 SAN MARCUS, TEXAS II Forty 4 THE PEDAGOG ww gg: g W Pedagog Editorg Country Life 4 ALMA GARISON-'15-'16, '17-'19. Medina, Texas. Agriculture. - Y. W. C. A.. Cabinetg Idyllic, Club. L. C. McDONALD-'11-'12, '15, '16, '17, '19. Shiro, Texas. Science-Mathematics. Harris-Blair: Quartettg Lib- erty Chorusg Basket Ballg Editor of Pedagog. EDA.BROWWL-15,16,19 MISSING 1 Blanco, Texas. IN 1 Primary Arts. ACTION 1 Q t IISAN MARCOS,TFXASH v I I , 1 Forty-one 1 1 Y N ll A E I 2 l G l Y l 1 l l l ll 5 . , l ll E l E l 5 E Y. 5 ' 1'f '4 ' '1 1 Y i f . ' n N E E S M l l I a f I Y Ei E l S 1 1 2 S 1 1 E 5 r .l A Q il is x ll l l P l N 3 1 l THE PEDAGQG 1919 ll: SADIE J. HATFIELD- . '14-'16, '18-'19. Medina. Texas. Science-Math cmatics. Y. W. C. A.. Social Service Chairmang Pierian, President Fall Term '193 Country Life Club, Chairmang Assistant Editor of Pedagog. HUBERT S. CAVNESS- '15-'19. San Marcos. Texas. Sci-icntcc-Mu-thematics. S. M. H. S. Clubg Le Cercle Francias, President: Senior g Class, Vice-Presidentg Base- ball, Captaing Football. X. CAROLINE ROBINSON-'19. Corsicana, Texas. Science-Mathematics. r pn SAN MARCUS, TEXAS ll Forty-two 'E' -fs. i A 1 f i if H ' V 1 -J . e e. e 1. L- -WM 1 1 HIL moxcsoo ww If - 4 i H Q . fi 1 2 1 L .1 . if UQ! 1 H fs ' 1,537 fe or -1. CLARA WILLETT-'17-'19. E San Antonio, Texas. 1. Language. Y. W. C. A.g Idyllicg Senior yi Class, Sergeant-at-Armsg As- if sociate Editor of Star Win- ter Term '19. 1 if 1.-.. . .. . . L.. .4 1 2 1 M 1 1 F MISSING 1 W. W. RIDGEWAY-'14-'19, Big Foot, Texas. i L 5 3 s u IN . Jlanuul Training. Q Q ACTION Harris-B1air,President Spring . Term '18, Vice-President Win- 1 ter Term '18, Secretary '14, rf if ,Z , 5, I, , if 57 . ,J .1 5 1 3 I i P . 5 1 '19g Baseball. 1 3 l 1 M ' 5 I . . v 2 5 t- 1 .5 .fag 1' 5 ' 1 3 1 4 ' . Q ELLEN FLOY GUYNES- '18-'19, I Calvert, Texas. Sc-ienice-Mathematics. 2 Y. W. C. A.g Idyllic, Vice- ' President Fall Term '18, Q 5 .25 i . I w . 1 ii il 1 l 1lsAN MARCOS,TEXASHg 1..,1 Forty-three X 1 M E li ii. M T 333 i Ji . is 'F .N y v M i I ii il Ei . 31 li ir 'Q 'I i ii il lg i in 'l ii i .fi U? it 1? ,, ii II J. gr. I S i ii is it ii 'EE .12 2 E .vi 4 it ii .ii i . l ii f, Axa .M 11' 1, ii iii it li if w My ii M 1 -i El ii ix, :il if i. ge 3 if 3 li 6. U i Wwmmmmwwewmgynnaeannooo19wiL KATIE RILEY-'17-'19. San Marcos, Texas. Home Econom ics. S. M. H. S. Clubg Senior Class, Social Committee. A 4 CARROLL HARRIS-'16-'19. I Lytton Springs. Texas. Sc'i0nc0-Ellathenzalics. I Y. M. C. A.: Harris-Blair: 'W Student Welfare Committeeg i Senior Class, Chairman Social P Committee. CLEMMIE DURHAM-'17-'19. Blanco, Texas. Primary Arts. Country Life Club. Forty-four H SAN MARCUS, TEXAS ll 2. THE PEDAGOG 1919 I ss MISSING San Marcos, Texas. IN T Hist0ry4EngZish. ACTION . Newman Club. W N N N T . T T 1 L MYRA LEE MANOR-'17-'19. Itaska. Texas. Pri nz a ry Arts. S. J. HAYDEN-'17-'19. JULIA DAILEY 17 19. San Marcos, Texas. S. M. H. S. Clubg La Sala- . manaca. T ll SAN Mfxmzos, TEXAS ll 9 Forty-five wr 4x 1 W. T , W 'qu lx ral xH ws! T. M W, 1 5 y I .I ,. 'i me so I N M 11 1 1, . jx 1E 1 U .M .g. rx r 1. ri N. 6 ll w 1 wx M ll! :fl THE PEDAGOG 1919 MYRTLE KNOLLE-'171'19. Ellinger, Texas. Home Economics. Y. W. C. A.: Pierian Society. AFTON SMITH-'17-'19, Mercedes. Texas. La ngzmgr. Y. W. C. A., Chairman of World Fellowship Committeeg Shakespeare: La Salamanaca. JONES WALTON-'16-'19, San Marcos, Texas. History-English. Y. W. C. A.g Idyllicsg Liberty ' Chorusg La Salamanaca. i f E . SAN MARCUS, TEXAS Forty-sim Q 'limi P1io.xuocs 1919 1,2 MISSING IN ACTION .H ERMA M. FAULK- 15- 19. Corpus Christi, Texas. Science-.1Iat11 f nz atics. Idyllics. HUBERT FAULK-'15-'19. Corpus Christi, Texas. Science-Matlz em atics. Chautauqua. AMELIA PETTIT-'17-'19. San Marcos, Texas. Hzsiory English. 1 is 1 1 I ! 11 I1 1 1 1 11 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 . 1 1, ,, 1 1 1 11 1 1 Y. W. C. A., Mendelssohn Clubg Liberty Chorusg S. M. H. S. Club. I 1 h II SAN MARCUS, TEXAS Ili! Forty-seven '11 'Ji THE PEDAGUG 19l9 I jl l T l . OSCAR C. STROMAN-'15-'19 A San Marcos. Texas. Sr-ivncc-Jlafhenzativs. Harris-Blair. President '193 S. M. H. S. Club. Star Re- porter: Le Cercle Francais: Debator '17-'19, l ll 91 ll CARRIE MEBANE-'12. '13, 4 '18-'19. Qi T Alvin. Texas. S, l Home Er'mwmi1'S. Y. W. C. A.. Treasurer '193 ig Idyllics. l l . 4 HOWARD PARKER-'17-'19. T San Marcos, Texas. Sf.'f!'71K'f'-flfflfllPHI-flffCS. Quarlettg Liberty Chorusg Harris-Blairg La Salamanacag S. M. H. S. Club. ll we ef, C WH SAN MARCOS, TEXAS ll Forty-eight gm Ill ' 111113 PEDAGUG ww ll- ADA JANE BARTON-'15-'16 '18-'19, Whitney, Texas History-English. Y. W. C. A.g Shakespeare. SAM WOOD GARDNER- '17-'19. San Marcos, Texas Man ual Train ing. Harris-Blair. Star Reporterg Le Cercle Francaisg S. M. H S. Clubg Baseball. ETHEL CARDUA-'17-'19, Galveston, Texas History-English. Newman Club. Il SAN MARCUS, TEXAS II QIWIIiIQ.PIiLLA1jQjQ3 1919 H: rw MINNIE FERGUSON-'18-'19 Bryan, Texas. History-English. V Liberty Chorus. JULIA VICTOR-'18-'19 ' Uvalde. Texas. .' MISSING IN ACTION Prmzvany Arts. I Y. W. C. A.g Country Life Clubg Shapespeareg Liberty Chorus. I LUCILE BENNETT-'18-'19. Yoakum, Texas. Hisiory-English. Y. W. C. A., Chairman of As- sociation News Committeeg Idyllic. fy AIISAN BLXRCOS,TEXASILe .J T1 ew THE PEDALIQCJ 1919 .--W .III -4.---1r'f v-T , . . MISSING IN ACTION i ,. i, I I If : 53 Q I I VIRGINIA MILLS-'18-'19. I I Brookshlre, Texas. I l History-Englzsh. Y. W. C. A. . , I I I I ' I i I - HOWARD FAULK-'15-'19. Corpus Christi, Texas. Science-Mathemazrws. I V Chautauqua. I I I . I I . . I I I VADA STEWART-'18-'19. Hutto, Texas. ' History-English. Shakespeare. , , . 1 l I I . II Ii SAN MARCUS. TICXAS Fifty-om W-sielel. ee f . f...,...:fi THE. PEDAGQG 1919 lp bf. 'I' IV M3 3.4 , I wi w, ,I ,.l H L 1. , L? . 5 V ' hi . Q LORETTA ELLIOTT-'19, 1 r. 4 . I HU fi .121 ., sli l R Houston, Texas. I V Q. V History-English. f 1- idyllic. SI 5' s u 5 I I Q E :N I . . 1 . 1 . ' w I. f i l I E JUANITA WAGNER-'17-'19. F Cuero, Texas. I 'j I Language. Y. W. C. A., Secretary: ldyluc. 1? 'J m W, I. V. 1 , I I 3 ' Ia 11 ll 4 I 1 i ' ,I I U W I I . 5 WILLYE CAVER-'19. Q K Rusk. Texas. 5 Home Economics. QQ Y. W. C. A.g Liberty Chorus. Ii I: A J . s 1 I I I I 3 i di Q Q1 4 1 if I Hi Ei Hi. we 1 H SAN MARCOS, TEXAS ll Fiffy-two MISSING IN ACTION w v' .4 u --1 .1 1111, .1'11..111.11,1,111... 1911!1f1Lif ifT+T-if-'r---A Wl Wslf 'xiii - 4 49- sf, .HES F4 1. 4 5 fl? iff! J , dwg, ,, s ,. - U - -,411 V 12,91 aww 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 K1 1 1 11 ' ' E1 , 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 ll 1. 111 1 THALA FOSTER-'17-'19. 111 San Marcos, Texas. 11 Home Ecconomics. 51 Y. W. C. A.g Country Life 11 Club: Idyllicg S. M. H. S. 11 .1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 11 RUFUS SMITH-'17-'19. 11 San Marcos, Texas. 11 , 1 Science-Mathematics. 3 Chautauqua. 1 11 11 11 1... 111 .1 511 1 1 11 11 MARY SCHWARTZ-'15, '18- '19 Mercedes, Texas 1 Homo Economics. 1 Y. W. C. A4 Pierian. 11 1 1 1 Vg., 1 I 1 J 1 1 1 1 1 --11 5.1514 w1,x1af.,.f.1f... 11,4113 11.1 Fifty-three l l l 1 1 7 1 5 1 '1 1 .1 , :E 'I 1 ll ll ll 52 l fl li M ll rl Es il H sa la 5 1: J ll 3 5 il is l ll 33 ll 11 il fl ll ' l 1 21 EE L , P .gl 'llnll LEE DALE-'19. Daingerfield, Texas. History-English. BONNIE WILSON-'17, '18- '19 Troup. Texas. Homr' 1dc'0110n1iUS. ' YY I PHOTOGRAPH- ICALLY MISSING Fifty-four O. A. ZIMMERMAN-'15, '17- '19 Lincoln, Texas. Mrmunl Training. Y. M. C. A.. President '18, Harris-Blair: Baseballl Cap tain '18g Football '16, '18g Basket ball '18. X . l.llE'L.lJ'AijUU ww lin-W -ele 'M--H . 4 New l 13 . IE 'f'-'f' 'D df. 5 ' Q .-Aus. I, ' D 9- : '70- f fkxi 'lv-14' i if I I 1 'PIIBQEE ' 5 . . Viz. 'f f 7 z ?' 1: - ': f'J. Er n A :IQ - ' -- H. 46 - -...el .. It f .Me 5 , if :vw lX.l.XHiIUS. 'ljlfgpw pg:-N -iq THE PEDAGOG 1919 lg-A MISSING IN ACTION I JULIA TERRELL-'17-'19. I San Marcos, Texas. History-Englixsh. Y. W. C. A.: Idyllicsg La Salamanacag S. M. H. S. Club. TELFORD L. BARNHOUSE ' -'15, '17, '19, Alice, Texas. Science-Mathematics, Harris-Blairr, Presidentg Star Editor. ETHEL FRANCIS, Luling, Texas. ll SAN Mfxlertms. TEXAS ll g. . if 15 1: 'll I . 1 I V w W i ga 3 : Iii 1 I f U '. 1' 1 1 , Q .E f I 7 W .Ii Az Fifty--five 1 1 he gf THE PEDAGOG 1919 lg: WHY? Why must we come to the Normal? Why must we keep out of the halls? Why can 't we talk over the telephone? Why must the boys leave at 10 :30? Why 'must we have a chaperone? Why must we be in our rooms at 7 :30? Why must we take Ed. 104 and 212? VVhy must we wear hats when going to town? Why must we call the boys Mr. ? Why must we be quiet in the Library? Why must the boys make their dates before 6:00 P. M.? Why can lt we walk up the hill with boys on school days? Why must we make thirty grade points to pass? Why do some teachers give F's? Why are A's so scarce in the Normal? Why does Mr. Thomas' heart throb to know this particular phenomena of human Why does Mr. Harrison get shocked at a grammatical error? Why does Mr. Evans wish to drop idlers off of the campus? Why does Miss white call us high school pupils? Why does Mr. Burkholder wait until last term 's note books go home? A Why must we write themes in History? K l l l l Why must we abide by rules? 1 4 aa l Why must we go to chapel? Why can 't we go to dances? y VVhy can't we go car riding? l affairs? l l my A Who knows? l Fifty-sim Nobody. -By Loma Grunewald. II SAN MARCUS, TEXAS II jj THF PEDAGQG ww gg: - - - - 1 A - in XJ Q, ESS - -44296 fqf ' :FIN W fi af aff 57,6 7 -9037 aj Y x QQSXQQ 5: X1 fa? 2' X, -9 ' -1,-.4 ' Grades X 1, .,... - 'M K. - Q1 K---N., ' - M1 --H OUR DEATH ,pf D.Qg fr!! j -y 1 f fl'.P,1,-Ti 21.7 . ,,x, mr ,Y-Af W, Wx Ak xwwjpm , X Lani I X , THE EXECUTION IISAN MARCUS,TEXASH:f Fifty-seven 1 1 4 I 1 I I 1 1 I i 1 ,,A Mlf5h1 1Pif1 Q PEDAGUG 1919 lk 1 X, ff If , fl? I ,fl If 1 I K ff ,f ff f' ,I f A , J if X jff A X A X X f Q N ff X X N JN I W ff it ,X f I, v 0 AM pf K , f W X h f ,4X Yv Q I fnfzxldf 155, -, .5 iLZ ! f Q V c x i i ' 2 ik 4 3 Wy ' H MN MARCUS, TEXAS Fiffyreighi JI! 4 I THE PEDAGOG 1919 lg- OFFICERS ROBERT SAUNDERS ............. President- ' KITTY NEIGHBORS ........ VicefPresident ANNA WOODSON .... ....,..... S metal-y DEWEY LAWLEY ....... ................ T Teasurer ATWELL SUMMERS ..... 5..-4sergea11t,at-Arms RUTH SEIGLER ......... ............................... S tar Reporter JANIE HOPSOTNI ......................... V ......... Student Welfare Committee HESTER RUTH FERGUSON ......... .......... C lass Editor Pedagog ll SAN MARCOS, TEXAS II get 4 Fifty-nine ... KI I ' , I A. A D - if -1Qi.'A'bl.g4n -di' . -n ...L 3 ..-Allin . i 1 1 i R I I, v V I l I n 'I IIXHH WZUALEUG 1919 FRANCES KELLAM ...,. WILLIE MAE YOUNG .... FRANK ROBERTSON ...... EILEEN YARBROUGH MABEL CHAMBERLAIN J. C. TERRELL .....,., FAY SHURTLEFF .,... EUNICE SELF ...... LETA BRIGHAM .... HAROLD SIMON .... .....R0bSt0VVIl San Antonio .........San Marcos .....,....Belt0n .....Burr1CL ....Iredel1 ,......Adamsvil1e .......Gouldbuck ..........Edna ......Converse ni NI RLY 91 I1 E3 I5 I 'i 2 If Ind U Ii If I cl 4. H 5 Ii 'l ,Y M II H W fi fi ri ,1 I If I be ,xl If II K, 1 H M LQ si Sixty A-WWF 1 Elf i I 104, IIQXKRS lgq THE PEDAGOG 1919 ME7i !77l A'k'-'M' w :N 3? 11 ,i M w K Q w 1 A A ox ,s ,N w r 1 E YN W 4 M I I 2 il E E HANNA HANSON ...............,. .......A.....,. H ondo 5 MATTIE MAUDE Moc0Y ..,..... ,.,.,., s an Antonio f JNO, B. SHEPHERD ........... ...... s an Marcos Q EMMA EDWIN MOORE ...... ...... s an Marcos F MARY ADDISON .,,,..... ........, C aldwell , lg? EULA B. GERMAN ..... ............. G ouso 3 QALA DAY ............ ...... S an Marcos q J. B. MCBRYDE ....,... ...... H arwood SUE BRENNON ..v.. ......... L aredo rw MARY B. LUDER o.,.... ..,.,,. M arkhom A E w M if 11 4 M o U. 1 .II SAN MARCUS, TEXAS H Sixty-one Q v M 1 I 1 I 2 i i l X v I ' P C 1 r i 1 fi i 'I xl il Y E T1 a. . f 1 3 1 Q 3 1 'z 25 I :I fl i H I I J! 's X, 'E ., 'e if 3 ,1 Ts 1 V i .3 35 I! Qi is 54 l I : . 1 , 1 n I ii 'v L. n 1 1 H 'N Ja O--- - Ar .. - ,Ir ,, mm 1'-of-M 1 3 LOMA GRUNEWALD .............. ...... Y Orktowll HESTER RUTH FERGUSON ...... ...... G roesbeck VANNIE PERKINS ,............. .............. S inton BERNICI-I EVANS ..,.. JANIE HOPSON ...... ANNA WOODSON .... DOROTHY SMITH .,.... BEN BAINES ........... ERMA KLOEKLER .... OPAL NIX ............... San Marcos San Marcos San Marcos Morcos San Marcos ...Skidmore San Marcos Siactybtwo +m?M-'-Mfwmgl 1-. 's :sc 1' as Wx 2. lg A A N, qi ll1L H imc li 142 lUl'Jjl- THELMA BERKLEY ...... ..... ELIZA GREEN ........... , . - , X . -N...-.......i.li..-.......-. , -. ' 1 ,San Marcos San Marcos R. A. BARTON ...... A,....... W hitney NELLIE LENVIS .......... ..,.... H Olland BARBARA BIRDWVELL ..... Tyler ELIZABETH VAVRUSA -----.. Skidmore MAIZINE GRADDY .....A... ..,.,, S an Marcos H. F. KUEHN ..,,...,.... .... N ew Ulm MAUDE COX .,,,.,...... ....... H Olland MARY NORMENT ...,, .......Bastrop 3 1 3 A l E i 4 v P I 3 2: 1 3 5 I1 1 5, M sh fl M lr Il 3 5 ir Li ug ia M f f iw I I a 1: N -----14 X4 Ax1,xHf3ws. ihfr'1X,T'ki'5 flair-R-A-f Sixty-three I I 'N II -gi THE PEDAGUG 1919 l,':- ................Marf San Marcos ........Overton .Halletsvilie San Gabriel ........San Marcos ..........Whart-on ......San Marcos ............Katy ........Bishop 1 i I . I , . Z 1 W l N I. Y I MRS. W. A. BARRY ....,..... ELIZABETH FLAKE ....... I J. CURTIS ARMSTRONG ...... GUSSIE MATULA ....,..,... I BULA MARQUIS ...... RUTH KNISPEL ....... . MARY GARRETT ....,,.,. TOLBERT HOFFMAN .,.... BESSIE MORTON f LEONA SANDERS ,.... 1 Y. Y Y H' W M U Siaztyrfour fig SAN MARCCSI TEXAS Il F 4 THE PEDAQQG 19111 l'g---A---A---A-W Y . OFELIA TREVINO ...... A af ADA BAGLEY ............... ATNVELL SUMMERS . BELLA YARRINGTON MAE SMITH ......,...... ETHEL PLUENECKE LE LIA WI NKLER ....... JERRY PHILLIPS ..... EVELYN EDWARDS BERNICE FOSTER .... .......San ...,..San . .,.. .San ......San .....,...San Marcos Marcos Marcos Marcos Marcos .Seguin Valley Springs ........,......Irede11 .......Milf0rd ......Pearsa11 ll SAN MARCUS, TEXAS llg ' I . I I i P I 1 4 x if I, il 1. si gi is fl ,I I! 21 YM I1 51 ii 71 54 1. Q! si Ei H 32 L! fl In Q1 EQ fi EE ii 52 Qi ll li E1 4? ix, Vs Ii I lx. U fi if lr fi l. I I i, E1 I N ll Sixty-five E W, 'Z 1u Ai 2 Yi 19 1 A5 qi ll A r WI 1 'J is ,lg Pu N M l H, H fl 1, -,n if W XX W in A? E K 1 4 is A 3? J QE W I 15 1 U1 9 13' l Y A R i 1 i W iw fi z, QA Wi 1? 31' :E rg M THE PEDAGOG 1919 HI HASKELL YGUNG ....... MABEL HILLYARD MAUDE MARSHALL ,... METTIE WORKMAN .... M. F. CARROLL ,.,.,,.. EDNA BAKER ........ ELEANOR HUME .... JESSE KELLAM .....,.,,.... MARGUERITE TYSON MARIA BRIDGEWATER ..... .San Marcos .........,R0gers ...,..Pa1aci0s ...,..Evant ......Bryan ,.....,San Marcos San Antonm .San Marcos ....,,...,..,Calvert .......Schu1enburg S ixty-six ii sm MARCQS, TEXAS IIE IQVHHEPEDAGOGIQWIE A. C. HASTINGS ............. MARGARET NVILSON .... IRENE BRONSON .....,............. ELIZABETH SUTHERLAND .,.... DEXVEY LAYVLEY ................. EDITH AVERA ....... RUTH SIEGLER .... LLOYD BOLTON ...... BONNIE BRAGG ........... MRS. E. B. BURTON .,..,. IISAN MARCOS.TEXASH I II I I I I I ......St0ckdaIe ..,....Navas0ta ........Wa11sr I ........San Marcos I .........Groesbeck I .... Bronson ........Sealey .... Augusta ......Libe-rty Hiil ......San Antonio I I I I I I I I Sixty-seven 1 1 1 .X1 1 511 111 x 1 1 11 11 11 1 1 1 I 1' : 1 W1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 W 1 - 1 3 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 Q1 11 1 1 1 1 11 15 15 , 1 1 11 111 ' 1 1 1 1 1 11 ,. 11 -,-f,L,-..,-.. 3, ,4.3a?, 2,1 THE, PEDAGUG 1919 11:1 -Q. RUTH SCOTT ....... BERNICE ALSUP ..,,.. OTTO SCHULZE ...... FANNIE SMITH ......,,.............. ALLIE MYRL BIRDWELL ....,... FAY OWEN COLTON .....,.. VALLIE MORROW ..,. WILLIE BOHUSLAV ..... ANNA GARRISON ,,.,........ DORA WILLIE GUESS ...,... ,........Frank1m ......Port Lavaca, ......Woodsboro .......San Marcos ..,.....Overton .,.....Athens .......Athens ..,,..,.M0ulton ......Medina ....,..Rogers Sixty-f ight 611 SAN hLARCOS.TEXASlI X 4 w 1 do IHIL VIip,I1.Xf.:Uh WN RICHARD HAYES ...... ORA PERKINS ....,... FRED HARTKOPF EVA MEYERS. .... .. DANIEL SMITH ....... ALVADA CHOOTE BERTHA SHAW' .... LI LLIE LINN ........ FANNIE BOYCE .... NV. T. HARWELL ....... , , ,fig Jw Qwr mgfqfg, 'HQXAS li, H N U X. s I 1 1 ! i ' 5 .1 I IQ 2 ii I 5 1M 1 QI H I! I 5 if I I ! 4 ' I 4 1 3' 9 7 E i 5 If 3 wg i I e H 4 5 wt 2 San Marcos .........Smiley 2 .......San Marcos S 1 ....,...La Grange ii? San Marcos Z in Q l ii .......Jasper W .........Frost ...,Bay City M .......Runge S M I Q I 2 Si ,I 1, 'f I if M i J I I E X I 5 9 I E H I 5 f l Sixty-nine V I E Seventy -gi THE PEDAGQG 1919 lg: RHYMS OF THE RESTLESS ONES IN LEFT WING In left VVing, we were a wild, unruly bandg The stagnation of the books we couldn't standg For our riot blood was surging, And we didn lt need much urging To excitements and excesses that are banned. So we took to walks and talks and Campustryg And our pent-up spirits struggled to be freeg Till our friends rose up in warth, And they pointed out the path That must be tread alone-in misery. Oh, they shook us up and told us to be goodn, And we were forcedto promise that we would, But to take the chance they gave Means a certain, silent grave, For we cannot say the things we feel we should. And some of us are still in old Left NVing, But we never say a word nor even singg For by track or trial they 'll find us And in austere tones remind us Of our promise to be good i11 everything. Yet, we go into the town as brave as tho Our faces they were never streaked with woeg For we're hard as eats to kill, And our hearts are restless still, And we 've dodged the Dean a dozen times or so. And you 'll find us down at Jennings after school, And you 'll find us sometimes swimming in the pool,' For those with lore of earth Know our pride and know our worthg There 'S a restlessness that discipline can't rule. -Elizabeth Sutherland. Il SAN MARCOS, TEXAS Il .1 THE PEDAGOG 1919 lp THE JUNIORS We're the class! We're the class of the Normal! And We're never known to break a rule. And you'l1 know before you're through That there's aught we could not dog If we Wanted to, We could run the school. As it is, we do all the doing. We make everybody sit up and stare. You hear'em whisper as we pass, There goes the Junior Class. A class? You're might right, they're there. You ask me, What makes 'em. all so Happy? You ask me, What makes 'em all so glad? It's the thought of our great power Growing greater hour by hour, And we've scarce another thought to make us sad Oh! We're big and We're brave, and We're hearty, And' We-re never known to break a rule. No! more lies I will not tell, For I know you know full well We're the peppiest class that ever was in school. -B. B. ll SAN MARCOS, TEXAS ll n' .-in .. xr '. A , t E. Q, va 3 i , tx 1, i w H Q t ,l ,, . 1 x i 1 ls J, -,,..l-'P' . 51' 1 W Q Q L W.: ,C so - 1 H F lt l3,lsJ,Px GCNJ lf el - e so -l i ' ' -A I'- li it I: ls i' 1, 1, tn 't qt tr 1,2 i I l , Q! F 3 ,, l is x 19 1. 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Q , . - My 1 -.4 1 W '4 -T--., , f if ,f,2:Ff'f4, gJQ4:44'- thma egg , - - X54 'K t ,f Q ff f- ,fs 1 52, ' M77 5 g ' e rf I , I E 7 Ii F I l I l lt lx aa it 3 'll' Qi ill s Class Motto: Down with Study hall. Class Flower: Blue Bonnet. Class Colors: Blue and white. ll ll ll te 1? fm l 1? 21. Sevenfydzuo SAN AIQCTOS, TITQXAS gp THE PEDAGCDG mm gg: SOPHOMORE OFFICERS E. NV. SUMMERS, President ........., LAURA KONE, Vice-President .......... MYRTLE HORNSBY, Secretary ......... XV. INNIS HILL, Sergeant-at-Arms ...................... CICERO CRUTCHFIELD, Sergeant-at-Arms ....... H SAN MARCUS, TEXAS II I lx I , I I 4 I I I I I I I I I I I , II I - I I 1 I i I f I I. I I II II I 1 I I I I I II IQ 1' I I I I I' 'I I I II I I I San Nf211'CO.S I ........Sau Marcos San Marcos I ......Be1lvi11e Ii ...,,,....Lufki11 Scvcnty-t71rvf N 3 Ag fi I fu 1 1 . L xl 'N N IJ i I I A I H N if I A ml W, M H H W JI THE PEDAGOG 1919 lg: TEL E 1 if s f v E 3 53 f id 5 i I U E N M H i 5 A H Li 5 'Q H Ei 5 A STELLA NEWSON ...... 3 VELMA,G1DLEY ..A............ Q HOMER HENDERSON ....... 5 MABLELAMB ....,,,......,.,,.............. A NON DOUGLAS MQGAUGHEY ....... ELLEN THALMANN ................ JEXVELL MQANNELY .,..., 1 OPHELLA FERRELL ......... MRS. GRACE JENNINGS ......... ! Seventy-foufr Il SAN MARCUS, TEXAS Il .........Lyons .........Gz1uzc ....,.....SaLiu . ,... Ashorton .........Sa11 Marcos ......Bandera .........J0ncsboro .......G1'andbury San Marco., 4 T1-1113 PEDAGQRAJG 1919 lk f 53,31 , 7 -J A ' MARY HOLLE Y ...... AYA THOMPSON NE XVTUN SMITH BESSIE CHALK MARY LA QKRY ,,..,,...,,,,,,...,,,, LILLIAN CARMICHAEL ....... Y 1 IB LZ GB RMA N ............,....... MARY MORROW LIBBIE HAUPT ..... Yll SAN MARCUS, TEXAS Ili 1 W . ' 2 v a 'QE V ,V ,Y r . N Q 2 1 ? 3 I 1 Q i , 3 L l i 3 D 2 1 1 i R Z Q 5 5 3 , 5 5 ! 5 5 i Z 3 1 f a H5 M1 3 5' a is Fu Q S wg P 5 x i Q A 1 9 ri ........OakwoocI , f' .............L0xi11gt011 , ,y i . n H Lyttou Sprmgs A ,Y A W r .. ....... Dale T 3 .......Lz1mkiu + 1 ..........Gauzo f ,E .......1xIH1'ii111112I A g ....... Buda A Q E , E I Y I T4 4 Q I Seventyf-five Q I 1 I 1 7 S D9 xi -I I E A 23 is 5 I ' I '. A I I 1 5 I E I R E 1 I f r K E S K I Q I E 3 3 I -. I .,g Vp ix M1-Qwiflif-mfg.-55 amz mi1SsAc3Qc3 ww lg-S S S EI ?, gi 2 . I 32 I5 fi EI I g.. ff I 5 1 II if 2, I I 1 S ' 1 E +, 1 . 35 L ii Fr 5 I 5 , l DIXIE WILLIAMS . ......................... GTZIIIQCI' DORIS KOIGNEMAN ..,,,., Mexico Vity, Mex. 1' WM. BAYS ATKINS. .,..,,.......,.... 1321111101-n ,I wI1JL1141 S'I'IGI'ISIENS ........ Wilf-lim MATTIIC LOU CLICM ........ ............., IN IQHIOI' ik ALFREDA MQCURRY ........ I......... S an Antonin W DELMA WILSON ....... ..I... N Vinnct, Mont. IRENE SIMMONS ........ .,,.,,, L iborty Hill JACK C. DALE ......... ,,,,,.,,,, B lauco 5 21 L 5 I ?Lw :'l'If:'r ' SAN MARCUS, TEXAS Sf7,'C'7l,f1l-SLI' Emil THE PEDLXGOG 1919 gg l N 1 I A BERNICE LEGGETTE ..... OLA BRANUM .............,.... CLARENCE St. CLAIR ..,,... ANNA MCCOLLOUGH ....... ZARA MILLER .........,...... MINNIE LOU DRUMM ....... LOIS FLUITT ................ CORDELIA DIPPLE ....A...... LOTTIE CHAMBERLIN ....... .,.v L-Y -V -, . ,NL W. U., ,. ,M , -, W.. L. 1- -.,fW.f., .. ,.... f - . 'AH yd 31, w'M,T 4 ',4' X 'fz2i fK' 54.21 YM,- Q V I i J 1 I 1 Q if i W Marcos Morris Ranch ........-.-..-Bla11co ......-YO1'kt0WH ' Marcos .....-..--.,Burnett w Q w ...-Cat Spring H ........F10wc11u E IIHAN xLxnnms,TuXASly Seventy-seven If' gg E EDAGUG N143 L7 wif LL H 5? S E Mr H in 3? ,N N i, fi if H ily if H ,E ,1- 13 IL I 5 ai' il Q E Q i 1, E 1. N N 1' 1 J I H 11 y x f N if xi iii - 'lf 5 5 1 I 2 s BLANFHE EQST F U ,,,,,,,,, .,,..,. S taplcs BESSIE 13. JENNINGF ,ix 'L 5 ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, I 1011111101 51 Q J ENNIE DI l'l'l'ER'l' .....,. ................. I i01'1'villC Eli M LELA DODGEN ,,,,,,,,4. ,,,..,.., 1 'louud Mouumm EAELE SWIFT ...,... ............ S an A1211-ws Qf JESSIE RHODES ...,.,,,, ............. G am 13 EMMA MANSFIELD ................. ........ B M101-3 5 ELIZABETH THOMPKINS ,,,...., .,.,,,..,,,,,,,.,, K ylc 1' 4 .3 I Y , 4, 1 E LA NOE MILLER ..................... ...,,...,. 1 ialletsville E 13' M EV 5 N ig EE Hi A N' M ,LXRK TNS, T'F'YQXS Seventy'-eight KL nv-J: - 'I THE PEDAGOG 1919 I I I' ALMA BRADLEY ..... ANNIE REILEY ........ AMELIA MILLER .......... ESTHER COTTON ....... IDA ROSE KELLEY ,........ VERA FLOYD ............ EDITH KILLOUGH ...... GRACE DRAPER ............. FLORENCE HERRING ..... ll SAN MARCUS, TEXAS ll, I .........Buda 'Hanis Suu Antonio ......Palaciour, .......Y0aku111 ...,,...,,,,.,..Te11eha Center Point ,,,,.,.....,.,L0hu ...BU.1'1I11g't01l Seven-ty-nine nm Prgmxaou ww 131 '1 ,, Q J r il 1 ,, , , N v 3 11 W , I w r w.. IC R 'I' 52 3 3 fl Q i . , P x f v 4 KA'1'1c 111f1A'rH1cR1,Y um PIQRRY ...,........... . MYR'r1,1+: GIYICNS ...,..,,,..,,, 4 1,o'1 1'11c MM: wlclx 1 sL.xNc'111f1 1+1x1+11,1 :Y uAR.1J1N1+: 1'1+1'1 1'Y ....... . i BONNIE lxrvsnrlaovlc If LURINA AIJSUP ,,,,. .. E ETHEL DU BOISE ,.,...A., fl fe fs Eighty I ...Richmond ..........Dalc .......Bl2ll1Ch0 ........SCQUil1C ,.,,,,,......RUl1gC ........Gouldhouse .San Marcos Port Lavaca .,,,,,,...,..Sa11dia. ff-if mm m. mQQogs1 bi lg- A44 THE PEDAGOG ww I OZZELL PRICE ........ IDA CRUOK ................. ANNIE ISORCHERS ............ DONNI E MA E CARROLL ..,... LLLA ISARTH .................. .I ESSIH TIS DA LE ...,...... LELA WEATIAIERLY ,....., ALEX LN IIITT ......... LUCY BARDEN ...... Port Arthur ........Ma1'ti11da1c Scehulcnburg ...........B1'y211l .San Marcos ..........FO1't Davis. ...mlluckholts ..-.....Chzu'co I 4 ' 1 i 1 F 3 KZ ur 1 I w ' 4 I 1 3 4 A I F 1? ii 12 si H si Ei ii 51 22 H fi H fr Ei A? gl A I gf 15 11 ll IE if r I E i !z fl Il SAN MARCUS. TEXAS llg,.4.- --4, -- ,,.,,111 Eighty-one I 1 I 1 x 1 K i H 3 I llf . Q d 'QiQi1T 1:fH'I.fTfZl3ii U IL P EIJAGUU 19 9 ii :Q M a gi 15 is I fl fi 1 P X I is i la W ai li F . 1 ES QE ii fi if K I 2? 2? EE E5 32 Eg MARY RRL11cc :RR .... ,. 1 gi JQNNIR '1'IsnA.1,R ..,. . if 11Rs'1'RR LUITDER ....... ALFA A1,Lf3uRN ...,. LORA R. Fos'1'RR .AA..Q. K MARY Jo CADE ........ .. R. W. PAVERLICK ................ 33 MRS. RUIGERTA ALLEN ........ LQ ALDIA WESTBROOK .... J Q P I R A m :'h ' T TH P4 MARCUS, T EXAi Ffghty-two 5 Il, ........lJil P0110 ......Sil1l Marcos ,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,Mil0s .........ThOl'11d211C .......PQaM1'Sal1 ........Chz111dlc1' ..........BOIIlH1't01l S2111 Antonio ........... Hcxt 5fgTHE PEDAG0G1Q1Lfnl'FM A R R EO I 5 W LELIA SKIPPER .......... BLANCHE PERKINS . ROBERT PERRY ......4..... HAZEL MONTGOMERY ...... STELLA HELMERS ....., MYRTLE COGBURN CLYDE TATE .......,..... . EDITH TIDMORE ........ xi bu i was X Q XXL ff! J I ...........Ki1go1-0 .............Whitch0usc ..........Lytt011 Spriugb ................Rosobud .........Shino1' .........,,....ROCfkC1' .........Sa11 Marcos .........Sa11 Marcos ii 1lsAN MARCOS,THXASHR Eighty-thrcc I I I Eighty-four ig' THE PEDAGOG 1919 lg WHEN 1 GET T0 BE A JUNIOR The day of wonder 'S eoniing, The day of knowledge 's eoming, When I get to be a. Junior. Wonlt I swell with pompous pride Pushing Fish and Sophs aside, When I get to be a Junior. No more study hall for me, No more Burk to go and see. NVhen I get to be a Junior. And you English hundred two, You bet I 'll handle you, NVhen I get to be a Junior. A Sophomore ean't have his way, At least that's what you hear ElN'I say, But you just wait till I'm a Juniorg No more seolds to take in school, No more pesky social rule, When I get to he a Junior. No more strappings will I take, N o more hurrahs will you make, When I get to be a Junior. Fish and Soph's will look with awe VVhile I give my big Hee-Haw, When I get to be a Junior. -W. B. A. ll SAN MARCUS, TEXAS ll Q THE Panfxooo 1919 lp SOPHOMORE CLASS WILL The product of another Sophomore Class of S. W. T. N. stands at the Portal of Knowledge and knocks for admission to the Junior class. The product from another source could be no finer. Not only in number but also in size, nerve, tact, good looks, popularity, and scholarship do we excel the product of any class ever trained in our Dear Alma Mater. It is with heavy hearts and mournful countenances that we leave our be- loved Sophomore and enter the Junior. the Promised Land of Knowledge. Ordinarily Freshmen are slow to accept advice. and we do not wish to hurt the pride of the Juniors and Seniors as they stand on the threshold of hope and prosperity, we will not offer any advice. However, being over burd'ened with holdings and interests in our fellow students we hereby, as Sophomores, make public this, our last will and testament in order that aforesaid holdings and interests may be rightly distributed. First. To all College Juniors and Seniors we leave our congratulations that they are leaving behind them all the pleasures and plans incidental to the lives of Freshmen, Sophomores. Juniors and Seniors. and our goods wishes- of courage and strength to carry them on in their pursuit of what awaits them. Second. To the Seniors we leave our wishes of happy days to be spent in imparting their well-earned knowledge. and when the lure of teaching has lost its hold on them, we hope that they find a mate who will make their yoke easy and their burden light. Third. To the Next Sophomore Class we leave our desire that they make a record equal to the one we are leaving. Fourth. To the Freshmen we leave our notebooks- on Education and our English Themes with a wish that the guiding spirits who helped us over the hills and ridges will hover over them and keep them from flunking. Fifth. To all Freshmen and' new incoming Sophomores we leave our Sympathy, which they will need as they spend weary hours in the Study Hall. Sixth. To the next Chemistry Class we bequeath our note books on lab work. Here they will find a rich heritage of odors and long ages ot' labor, under which we hope they will suffer no loss. Seventh. To all students, including ourselves, we leave our hope that there will be no more Social Rules and that we may enjoy Freedom as intelligent men and wom.en of our class and age should. Eighth. Again, to all students we leave our protecting thoughts which we hope will save them from being silently taken to the edge of the campus and dropped' off. Ninth. To all members of the Faculty we leave our memories or themes, quizzes, and notebooksg may the vision of our suffering haunt them until they become more merciful in dealing with the next year's students. Tenth. To our President we leave some of our Proper Attitudes with a request that he bestow equitably among those who follow us. Eleventh. To all, we leave our desire to meet in the future and be able to talk over the happy past. Finally. We nominate and appoint and hereby commission the Janitor and Registrar as executors of this our last will and testament, requiring that they first give sufficient bond and security. In witness whereof we have hereunto set our hand and seal this the second' day of June, in the year of our Lord 1919. The Sophomore Class of S. W. T. N. Normal -By L. G. all SAN MARCUS, TEXAS ll - Eighty-five 4 1 + i u 55 U M I-, J it 1' W All if Wk H '1 r, 5 V gli il .7 ? l I ii fi Fr ik K H H fi A M YI' il ie M Y i Y fi H , Yi ls ,E I7 Eiglzfy-sia: .H EHBQQ VELMMSQME Ulf 15 I 1 jf, ff, f A , A 4-, U k , fm A ML -2525- -ff ..- , f gr - , f, ,. ,:. mffmh- ig-iii l f' , - ' , J , . .'- I ff ,Cf ,K - 31 fy, J X 'f ESA N F', i A 5'iLA B.51 E kk 1 If ,ff ll 'I THERPEDAGQG 1919 IL FRESHMAN CLASS M 1'lO Hitch Your Wagon to a Star. COLOR: Red, White and Blue. FLOWER QV' 97' H' - YELL Milk and mush and sun flower seed That 's the stuff on which We feed We 're the hot stuff of creation YVe're the Freshman Delegation. Il SAN MARCOS, TEXAS ll . -.-. - A-,.JA,.--,.L: ,.,. A ' 1 -S :E ,K 1 x F5 ffl A A P F 5 , c v 3 i f 1 1 1 ? 1 2 F11 1 1 5 Z 'r , 4 ga 2, 1? 54 Ei 55 M Q., gl ii ia Q1 si fi is 22 3 fx fi 24 4 fa gi ll 4. H p 4 X35 M 5.. H 31 E? N ik 5 ii Y1, in is 1 3 Eigh ty-eight .f-S 1 - N Hi K , i Yi 'X X s ,-Y. ' - Q , . ' 9 4 an F . u ' 1 X - k F ' 1- 45L2aJ FLLIM,6N1 vufgr fx vw . l 11 VW! XYKX 4 J X ff II SAN' M.-Xi 2fTl'JS, TFXAS I 'f 1- .-- M' J. .4 4 , 0 'i VIQH F Pl' IN LXK H if I 1910 EI.L1f.i..-'... .l1,TT'...n'C'ff'n A ' 4 4+ v Sw ,I F -, 14? ni ...A '..'f...i-a..'.x.f4:- KROW 17 QROW 2.3 ELSIE BODEMAN GLADYS COOVERT NIELVA KING ALBINA JANICEK ELSIE EBELING LILLIAN STERMER TRULA GRIFFITH JOYCE CONNALLY IDA WHITE NI MARIYOS, 'IFXAS I r 1, 5 1 L .1 'r 1 E I E 5 Il Ii I i N 1 I 15 I if I K , I I if P I I . KROW 35 A CHELLIE SHELTON I CHLOE HAMPTON I I B. L. SCHWARTZ fy GLADYS EVANS If 1 LILLIAN WA1-KINS Q E Eighty-mm 1 A ,Il l 1 K 1 u 12 K A - 2 1 1 QI ,Q 1 1 5 X, i 'L f r 51 1 A 1 ! ,., A I Al is S 1 if, .s ,.f -A i 1 I Q 1 4 ' W il 1 U iz L 1 E Q A 1 A F I 1 fliif p 1 1 4 s . .ff I f ewan' . Ng , if l .6 I ' 5 2 Q 1 1 1 S 5 T Q 1 Q A ' 9 A I 1 i 5 1 cR0w 13 5 FERNE MARTIN A 1 MINNIE MARSHALL 3 CHARLIE JOWELL i GUSSIE HOLTON 1 1 EMMIE BOSE 5 I E 5 3 A 2 Ninety THE PEDAGQG 1919 lk ... ,., ,..-..i-,..,-..., CROW 21 URAL COX VIRGINIA CREIGHTON PEARL MARTIN OPAL SEWELL SNMXJOS IXAS cR0w 31 EDNA MAE DANIELS LENA TEIWES LUCILE CARROLL ETTIE COX A EMMA CLOUD - 'A 1 1 'iv R 1 'CIW' ' 11 ,I I ,1 K. J .1 1 gl 'PHL miugmcswcg 1919 He lflow IJ OPAL MOON EKMA SMITH CHAS, HONIOLA ALICE RI-IEINHARDT KROW 25 WILMA LANE LYDIA BOENICKE AGNES KOLAJA ELLA HANSON MINNIE MAE HOOPER f -, , F 1 j V V . V Y 'Q 4: 11 fx fx -1 .4 1 E 1 i 1 X 1 I J 4 3 i H 1 Y I 3 I 7 I I Y I f 3 1 5 i 3 1 l Q L 2 5 f Z f s 3 I i , if ? z 'J ' E fRow 33 E ' EDGAR SCHAEFEE 4 FLORENCE MQCASKILL Q, TILLIE HUGHES 1' WILLIE BENTLEY is LUCILE STANLEY Ep 5 . i is il ' 1 ' 1 SEN MARCUS, TEXAS Ninety-one 111 1 1 11 11 11, 1 11 1, 11, 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 AH:ffi-fxf iiii llllf. PEDAGOG 1919 11' 11 K 11 11 1 11 1 4 21 1 123 11 1 11 1 11 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 Mgmor 1 . I Y 11, the 1 E Dfzfwnc 1 1 1 1 1 ,-I .1 5 V' AM 11 11 11 1 ' iff 111 ' ' 1 1. , Q 1 cF1rsr Rown csecond ROW1 X 1x JACK STORY ANNIE TAYLOR 1 1 POLLY VVILLIAMS TOM NEWTON -1 ALMANOR CHAPMAN WILLIE EAGLE ,1 VVILLIAM CORBITT 1 HELEN RUMMEL 1 111 As some of the l4ll'CSlllll21ll elziss deprived us of the pleasure of filling this A spziee with their prietures, we mleclietate this space to the unfortunate 111011113018 M of the elass whose nieinories need jogging eoneerning their duty to their class. 1 We sincerely hope that this space will constantly remind them and inspire them. 1 1 to support their class better hereafter. 1 1 ,if f -A--if A 1:11 sm MARCUS, TEXAS Il Ninefqyrtwo 4 THE PEDAGOG 1919 lp A FRESI-IMAN'S DREAM follows: I dreamed that I had reached the height of every Freshman 's Ambition-M I was a Senior. I looked back over all of my school days four long years, and thought of the obstacles I had overcome and the trials which I had conquered. The most remarkable feature of my dream was that the classes were reversed. VVe were Seniors, the Sophomores were Juniors, the Juniors were Sophomores-- but the sweetest of all-those proud Seniors were Freshmen. Gleefully we handed back all of the insults and the slurs that they had given us. For every hour of sorrow they had given us, we cuased them a day of pain. Juniors, too, came in for a share of what the Seniors received, but we permitted the Sophomores to live in peace. Privilege was represented to me in the form of a person. He showed the effects of a hard life. He had been abused by all the Seniors in the past and was destined ever to be, but Privilege was never abused before and shall never be again in the history of the Southwest Texas State Normal College as he was during that one short night in my dreams-when I was a Senior. Mathematics, English, History, Foreign Language, and all other horrors of the Freshman were personified. In order they marched by-all were wearing the dejected attitude of the defeated-we had conquered them. Never again would they rise up and proclaim themselves masters, for we were rulers over all. Faculty and students alike bowed down to us in subjection-we were Seniors And just as a diploma was being handed to me and we were being praised and pointed out as the most remarkable class that had ever graduated from the Southwest Texas State Normal College, a bell rang out on the morning air and I awoke-A Freshman. -Almanor Chapman. ll SAN MARCOS, TEXAS Il . Nmety three Speaking of dreams, the most remarkable dream I have ever had was as v lg! Li W rY ? 1 1 - 4 F A 1 X RI l CN 'N fm 5 5 1 f wk 'Q Q I il A l A ,K ,, :gg an z2H1 vAQ20Q3 ww iff? 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' . f F 71' W fwgf' ,YF -- - Lf, , -,W 71715 -- ' :I 'riff s 11,223 yglyf X1 iq ,i pg Felix! ' , - ,v'. Q 1 iff., I 1 E , ' ff, M ' ig X ,,,...--. J ,' 7 ,-f 2 .-:. f' iw f ' 4. .Q I ' f - I 1 ,l QI5'f fpS V, .Q 1. ,F . - ' W I If ly! I 5 , iii 1 A 5 i xl ifizxigggiitgfm-,W---,,,1j tw-XN M XRKZOS, TEXAS II Ninety-four f 1 4 mu 1 1msAQ1oc3 ww 1,5 , - ' ..s b 2? fL'9 I7- 4 1 W N M, l N 1 J N w J SAN MARCUS? TEXAS Ninety-five 11 THE PEDAGOG 1919 lj: NINTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS MATTIE BLANCH BRYAN ........ ................ P 1'CSidC11t MARTHA WOODSON ............. .... Pedagog Editor LICLAND HOUK ............ .......... A 1't Editor MEMBERS OF CLASS Mildred Summers John Jolly Hershel Hopson Martha VVoodson Willie Doyle Leland Houk Q Bernice Haynes Merton Swift ' NVilliam Avery Mattie Blanch Bryan Charley Milligan The Fifth Grade of the Training School wrote this parody on To Day and ealled it This Year , Q Lo, here hath been dawning ailwar measure Another thrift year: This campaign was begung Think, wilt thou let it As a peace measure Slip stampless away? We hope 'twill remain. Lo, here hath been dawning 'i Another thrift year: ' h Think, wilt thou let it it Slip stampless away? l a II SAN MARCOS, TEXAS Il Ninety-six I Tl . THE PEDAGOG 1919 ll- .1 l xxlwllllf ui- N x c C 5 f -H is HRK T ex 6 X9 E if L 5 3 V7 We ,iq ...,. ' -,. i W X 5 i S- VVTI N. f Lkvvj is ' 1 t-1 NC' E ' ., ,Nc Qin- Q D- R Nfw 3711 Ta.lN5eQf1oaL EU 75 EHE 5 -ll-Ji .gt vii l -- : I K. lllilllllliliglllillvllZIUIIHIHIlaiilflluxllfililllni lllllillllllllfllillHlilllllllllililillliillllH!!!!!!l!lIl'a9t, , ill m 'fWW 'i 'W 1'gl - hymn. I!iiIi!!liiilI!Il!lI!lHlll li:liili:lllIii!H!ll t i e......m feummmm. . wg I- QW' llllliwllllill llllllllll illlliititlillillllmli 1 - f -:- - '-. ff- , .- ,.f ,,.-' - s ' . I ,,,ygif ' QlililIl!Illi!IIlll!I!IHil mmifllllillllilll T Q-::d':u'L:' 'm m'7wn w'm ti! gh' 151 :us:::rvu:::1:um:mu:rl:ll:ll MCS is y Y .I i-, ' IVMw!V,,WM fini . ,,,g,,M,QQ,,H ,f,ff10 'U . W H J I, IH, N , ' 'qylwfdiit 52 ' g'-gh., -f -1' - ,J T' e Y , y ' Q-1 - Z--- -- 'l lg- - , 'W , -K e.'-3'1'T1C'- fee ff 1 JUST A RHYME Q Fiddle-de-de, fiddle-de-de, 1 Straight in your desks, you kids must be! l Is Handrick's command, as he comes in to see A11 the room in a tumble with laughter and glee. ' With laughter and glee, , I Te-he-te-he 1' With laughter and glee, Te-he. Riddle-de-rout, riddle-de-rout, l You're all out of place without any doubt! Is Garrett's remark as he looks all about To see the kids running and some there to shout, And some there to shout l De-rout-re-rout, , And some there to shout Q De-rout. Wolly-de-wook, wolly-die-wook, What is the matter and where must I look? Is Allison's speech as she comes from her nook. The whole room is startled and about they do look And about they do look, De-wook-de-wook, And about they do look, De-wook. D i -MARTHA Woonsoiv, Training School, Ninth Grade. l W I g Il SAN MARCOS, TEXAS ll N inety-seven is , J w, I 4 w H 1 W, I I 1 EV fa 1 f? ! iii Er it jr IJ 5 I VI Ti I S Q! Y 'I 5. li 51 ! if fa if e H H 'e fi If L 1 iii : 2? 2 'Q 'E 'x gf I E? fir. ei W A7 .M-I - . - -- L j g THE PEDACIUG 1919 I-.-d.........g..:.L1L.-.,.iL.4Q.LL I CHAUTAUQUA LITERARY SOCIETY LFounded in 19033 1 COLORS I Maroon and White S OBJECT D To improve the minds and develop the powers of its members in the art of public .I speaking and in the knowledge of parliamentary usageg and to cultivate the social and fraternal ties that bind together the young men of the S. W. T. N. ' OFFICERS 1919 p Second Term ATWELL SUMMERS ..,.. .............................. ........... P r esident ROBERT SAUNDERS .,.... ...... V ice-President GUS LANIER ...........,.,.. ........ . ...Secretary CHAS. DeVINEY ......... .............. T reasurer RUFUS SMITH ...,. .........,....,......... C ritic HUBERT FAULK ...,. ........ S ergeant-at-Arms H. F, KUEHN ..,,..,.., ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,,,..l,,.,,, .,.............. C h aplain INNIS HILL .,,,,,,,...,., ,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,.,,.,,,,.,.,,,,., .,...... S t ar Editor Third Term W. G. BARBER. JR .,..,.. ....,....................... .............. P r esident CHAS. DeVINEY ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,.,,.....,...... ......, V i ce-President INNIS HILL .....,,,,,, ............ S ecretary OTTO SHULZE ,,,,,,,,,,,, ..,......,.,.,.., T reasurci' H. A. HANDRICK ,......,.,,, ....................... . ...Critic ATWELL SUMMERS .,,,, ....... S ergeant-at-Arms RUFUS SMITH .....,...,,,.,, .................. C haplain ROBERT SAUNDERS ,,,,,, ........... S tar Editor CICERO CRUTCHFIELD ,.,,, ....... P edagog Editor I i . -ll SA N MARCUS, 1 HXAS Ha , 1 at - Ninety-'nine W I I A I , -, 1 I. IL I IX f I1 f . ,I I I I-N-a.g..I.-..,,.Y-nY..,,.........,,.-1..-.,-...,-..., - , ,X If ,. I X' I v I il , W' W,.....-.....-..,...-.--..-.....-..I--....,-.-.- .,- ..-.4 ,I M II II III II I If I: I I I II I I I I I I II I I I II I ,I II II II I I II II II II I I I I I I I I I II I I, W, I 4, II III V ,I II I III II Ie II III , I II III III I III Il II ,, , . ,-H,,.,,,,.,-,.,Y-,.-,.-, ' ,I 4 2 ,. ,WH , ,. ,,. ,.,- ,,.. ,.,-...,,, ' I I One fIUIll1'TCll One Hundred and One Heil THE PEDAGOG 1919 lp ARNOLD, ROSS BALES, DOUGLAS BARBER, W. G. JR. CRENSHAW, O. W. CLIETT, TAYLOR CRUTCHFIELD CICERO CORBETT, W. C. DevINEY, OHAS. DOBBINS, JOHNNIE FAULK. HUBERT FAULK. HOWARD FOSTER. DEE GREEN. B. Q. HERNDON, FRANKLIN HOLLAND, WILLIAM H. A. HANDRICKY R. A. MILLS CHAUTAUQUA ROLL HOPSON, LEONARD HENDERSON, HOMER HILL, INNIS HARTKOPF, FRED HAYS, RICHARD HAWK, EMERY JOHNSON, W. M. JOHNSON, LAWRENCE JENNINGS, MORRIS JENNINGS, OTIS KELLAM. JESSIE KADERLI, J. N. KUEHN, H. F. KOONCE, A. A. LANCASTER, FRED Honorary Members L. F. GARRETT J. E. PRITCHETT LAINER, GUS MCOLESKY, DAVID PAVLICEK, BEDRIOK SCHULZE, OTTO SEALE, A. Q. SAUNDERS, ROBERT SIMON, HAROLD SMITH, DANIEL SMITH, RUFUS ST. CLAIR, CLARENCE STEVENS, TOLBERT SUMMERS, ATWELL TATE, CLYDE TUTTLE, O. O. WEIR, REX R. C. HARRISON GATES THOMAS I I . ..-ll SAN MAROOS, TEXAS II - One Hundred amd Two :Q THE PEDAGOG 1919 1,5 e S I 5 t 5' ' mamma . .-ff . 512 + ' . I 17 ' in d? 7- XXX Qi? f ,Qnifforofexo WWQQ ,f K f-,il NNN? ei - :gm O -1' f X 'WSQYQQQX ' 5. ,- , 4 S Fil E37 '2- N K '- --- v N ' - --,-'1 . X ,X . v GTE U , x - 4 XX-.A A A E, R- S :X 1 Ci f' ' 'if ' if MX gil J K i'-'-1. 21, ew- P if - tx - , R Fm 'glgfi ttff - ' - - -K -H ' Y: -Jiri. 1 J is 7 i Q raw, W I ls 'I I l l V COrganized in 19045 l Motto : ' ' No success without labor. Colors: Red and Blue. YELL 1 Hokey, Pokey, Lickoty Split: Harris-Blair! Harris-Blair! She is it. First in work-first in fun- ii The Best Society under the sun. i Rah Rah RahRahRah 3 Rah Rah RahRahRah Rah Rah RahRahRah f 1 ll SAN MARCUS, TPZXAS ll One Hundred and Three ew e e Y :,L THE iPE.DAc3oG wiwlgz ii ? ii 2 i i 1 1. OSCAR C. STROMAN, san Mai-Cos, ' Tex. i Pres. 2nd Term: Sgt.-at-Arms 3rd NW 'ermg Inter-Normal Debator. iv 2. T. L. BARNHOUSE, Alice, Tex. Q' Sgt.-at-Arms 2nd Term: Pres. 3rd if Term. li 3. W. W. RIDGWAY, Bigfoot, Tex. 'Q Vice-Pres. :End Term, Secretary 3rd ii , 1, 1 Term. i' W 4. JERRY PHILLIPS. Iredell, Tex. il! Vice-Pres. 3rd Term: Inter-Society Wi ij Debator. ii 5. L. C. MCDONALD, sim-0, Tex. I E Critic. W 6. ALBERT C. HASTINGS, stock- 'i dale, Tex. T. DICXVICY LAXVLEY, Groesheck, i Tvx. :ii Intel'-Society Debator. i si ' 5 i . 2 i i i i i L. II 5 1 Z i' i , ' i i S,XVII,LTE BOHUSLAV, Moulton, Tex. Secretary 'End Term: Teller 3rd Term. 9. CURTIS ARMSTRONG, Overton, Tex. 10. JACK STOREY, San Marcos, Tex. 11. THOMAS. B. BARNETTE, San Marcos, Tex. Chaplain 3rd Term. 12. C. H. CAVNESS, San Marcos, Tex. 12. BEN BAINES, San Marcos, Tex. Inter-Normal Debator. VV. Y. SCOTT, Bay City, Tex. EDGAR SHAEFER, Schulenburg. CARROLL HORNBURG, San Marcos. i e ee-:Wee -.e r4ISAN ALARCOS,TEXASII One Hundred and Four 3 RAYMOND CAVNESS, San Mar . .--. A.-. X . 1 1. YVYLIE SUMMERS, San Marcos, Tex. Teller, 2nd Term. 2. YVNI. BAYS ATKINS, Bandera, Tex. Chaplain, 2nd Term. cos, Tex. 4. THOMAS NEYVTON, San Marcos, Tex. Teller, 3rd Term. 5. R. A. BARTON, YVhitney, Tex. Treasurer 2nd and 3rd Term. 6. HOYVARD PARKER, San Marcos, TEX. 1. FRANK G. ROBERSON, Sweet- water, Tex. 8. ROBERT D. PERRY, Lytton, Tex. 9. SAM YVOOD GARDNER, San Mar cos, Tex. Star Editor. 10. C. S. HOMOLA, Bryan, Tex. 11. J. C. TERRELL, Iredell, Tex. Perlagog Editor. 12. JOHN B. SHEPHERD, San, Mar cos, Tex. 13. CHARLES JOVVELL, Loraine. Tex. JAMES MARTIN, Hillsboro, Tex. BEN SCHWARTZ, Mercedes, Tex. ' , f , f , - I 5 I 4-U--A - ---Q--1 ---. ---- --..- -.fm - . -2.-..e. One Humlrred and Five . . -N .g,i,gi.. f fig T HE Pimiicoc 1919 ip I i Molto: Pointing the way to success. C'ol0i's: Light Blue and White. Floworz Blue Bonnet W ii ii ,Q T1 fi pi N ii I if --if ii ii 'Q Y QQ: I ,. . fX.- v i :gl ,, ri , -if ,. 1? ' GWNBW lu.. 5 .1 L 41 1 ll 1? i .A 'Wi Prosidviit ........ Vit-0-Pmsidviit ...,.. Sim' Hn-portvi' ....... S0ci'Q1uify ........ '1'1'czis1ii'c-1' ......... Pmlzigog Hcliiol Ns. if fb. 15 Y UQ 1 V' 5 3 M .K I Bxlhq .---i-i....,...... fli One Hunrlrffl and Sir Sponsor: Miss Lulu Hines. -OFFICERS KONE ...WLOMA GRUNEWALD .i.......,......JANIE HOPSON .....,.,l2ARl3ARA IHRDNVELL .. ,,...... JOHNNII41 TISDALE ' ........ .....,, li IARY ADDISON 'a I' Tis nm. N L D H9 sAN MkRCfN,TPXASIIs A f , I Q 1 'I R915 L V' THE IEDAGOC1 1919 U If 'v ,l 1 ,li z I l 1 E s i v v Ki w A Fl E1 ii I QV in ,, 1 inf ,. 5. H f fi fr vi 5 Ag! 3, H lf? S, H ,aw i H if 15 Q. i l Q3 Q! !. 3 3 ig lr H 5 a i- IISAN MARC0S,TEXAslr One Hundfred ami Seven i . ,LJ fr 1 1 ' r ' , ' W ' L. if IHR HEUAGQQJ 1919 I, ii ii il I ii I .M P 1 E R I A N il .A I t wi ' ' fl fiilsgf ' it A J ' f .E I , Q J X Q ' 1 it ,I , we' f' M . w l U Q 7 I 5 it I V . I i MOTTO: Drink deep or taste not the Pierian Spring. FLOWER: Violet. COLORS: Purple and White. SPONSOR: Mrs. Shaver. I OFFICERS iii FALL TERM President ...,...... .,,,.,....,..,,,, .,,,.,,,, ..,,.,.., S A D IE HATFIELD Vice-President ............... ....... M ARY E. SCHWARZ I QS Secretary Sz Treasurer ........................................,,.... MARY SUE HAYNES I R WINTER TERM '3 President .......... ,....,.....................,. ............. IX fi ARY E. SCHWARZ f vicevpresidenr .,,,. .,...,...... V ANNA QUICK ' Secretary .......,.. ....... IN IYRTLE KNOLLE If .i Treasurer .............. ..,.......... M ARY MORROW . Sergeant-at-Arms ..,... ........... L UCILE WILLIAMS 3 star Editor ........ . ..,................................ ELIZABETH TOMKINS SPRING TERM il President ......... ...................................... D ORIS KOENNEMAN .gi Vice-President .... ........... A LMA BRADLEY Secretary ...,...... ................... V ANNA QUICK Treasurer ............... ........ K ATI-IERINE HEINER Sergeant-at-Arms ..... ......... L UCILE WILLIAMS 1 Pedagog Editor ....... ,......... D ORIS KOENNEMAN Star Editor ........... ....,..............,.......,. E LIZABETH TOMPKINS I I MEMBERS I , MYRTLE KNOLLE f , MARY SCHWARZ I V iw HELEN STEVENSON LILLIAN CARMICHAL MARGUERITE KRAUSE WILLIE EARGLE it BESSIE B. .IENNINGS BUERNA TERRELL MARY LACKEY i X MARY MORROW LUCILE AVENTS HELEN RUMMEL Q! I5 SADIE HATFIELD MINNIE MARSHALL MARY SUE HAYNITS LEONA ERLAND KATHERINE HEINER I! X i SL it xi Mr E hflff ,- AAAA 1:14 sm MARCUS, TEXAS Il One Hundred and Eight QQ THE PEDAGOG 1919 g Q: ll SAN MARCUS, TEXAS II One Hundred and Nine ii ,I Qi if I so I was em- L., F I ji in is eeieiafxoocf ww l,.e - - 1 I I I I I ,E Iii I fq 9 I QV, Mi . ' ' WE ' ' n I D1 4 I ' el A ya I . I .- I FB . .,.::1'.:u?1L- 0 54 Q If - .. .1 JYIQ :Es QA' - f Sf' J 61.-asm . fi I f M22 .X hx gjifgf' .?q?o6 gsoo op 9 .1 9 0 D W Q mx: - I - I 7 ' --3,3 iff: on , i' 'i.T., . X2 Q - f QLD, sf,-fain fgfo , . 3 ff wi It 3' -' ,' ..,,,,QPF Si -370 XSQJ - , fpgx 0 0 02'-Q-1 A -. I - ,f 0 .1 55029 w , N-f N I-.-f - 4 3 'nj' fo 0' K J apo G J, 5 to o.o 'QP N Q li' s i Q 0.5. I A QQ'-3 -0' , 45 .- I ,, f ' ,.- le --go NX QE' if mn- x, Pg 3 Q C -f wt , f .1 -nz x s :-.,.4 1 M A-D ,ll I 9 zyv N - -, OX xx N , t . it - H sg 'X'-TE ,awful H , ' I A ' ' ' ' -- -- ' m t,,,, ig IDYLLIC Motto: Evrr fo higher things. . M Flower: White Rose. , Colors: Dark Green and White. Qt Pin: Keystone, the , OFFICERS Woodson ..,,....,,.,......,,.,,. ......,.,,..,.....,.4,,,,,.A,,,,,, ..,,., C ollins I PRESIDENT I Guynes ...... ...........,..,,.,...,,,,,,,,,.,.,,,,,.,.,...,,,,, ....... B r own I VICE PRESIDENT 1 Garrison ....... ,....,,,,,,,..,,,,..,.....,..,,,..,,,,,.,., ,,,,.. M a rshall SECRETARY I Du Bose ..,..., ,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,, ,....., F o ster 1 TREASURER I Kloekler ......, ,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,..,,,, ,,..,. T h alman 5 CRITIC 3 Smith Woodson ii I Wardens y 1 Thalman Garrison I Miss White, sponsor. Miss Hornsby, C0-sponsor. Jeanne Gausagne, French War Orphan. if X IE I I 'iii,L-,.p4,.g:i:1:e1eeWjfiiiplI SAN MAR COS. TFXAS ll One Hundred and Ten : Q LH b eff ,k .,LJA ie iLPG H7195 , 'iQ'i'f- Md --H f i 1 E . 5 w R 1 ww 5 I A X Q r, W R 5 W, w 1, 1, w P x NL z X 'P ' , , f x t B ' 1 X if N Q' p 6' f X X X 0 fs I A Q. A 4' l . , t - W f 1 1 -L , ' X , 2 .A xx e , X f ' , X, . w e Z l Q., W L f x U, 1' , 1, ' 1x 'I , f IN U U K' , I: z ,E X .- ,R 1 1 11 '-B G 7 JZ 11 w V W ' ' w N we W 'V w 1 5 3 0 ,I e ! 1 gg mx MQOSQ, 1eP,xAzs H e V e , One Hundred and Eleven I 1 e K 1 Jx N . A-gl THE PEDAGQG 1919 lp COUNTRY LIFE CLUB ' ff- 5,71 -- .W .-., , -,454 n ,fra-12'7g2gT -WSTQWV J .X T 61ffiie2e2:5a 1 L' AWIWMQ 5 K g- if if 1? ' fkfifgefffgaj I, .-7 -'lf 'f 3,2 5 s f?'L?i1?? f:?3Z:'..' is X X rlf'-'i ff' ?21'fTrfg':4fl'f-lg1'i'fi3A'2fr-7-577' .. wg T ! W.W i f f - 1 be 1 R ' fee? geggggsii ts W -1--ffeisiwr 'P 'V . , as X 745'-71'- f'?1fT '-':X 61.5. Q 2 5 -., - Sega fl. .,.,lff iz fexz, If , If lf fl, Z va, . SPONSOR MASCOT HONORAY MEMBERS Mr. Burkholder Helen Burkholder Miss Mabel Gaines MEMBERS Ophelia Ferrell Maude Marshall Maude Cox Homer Henderson Oma McCullough Mary Davis Sadie Hatfield Katheryn Heiner Vera Floyd Minnie Mae Hooper Lillian Struemer Minnie Bose Lora Foster Maria Bridgwater L. C. McDonald Bays Atkins Virginia Creighton Aften Smith Lucy Borde Francis Klimitchek Anna Garrison Mary Garrett Mary Montgomery Myrtle Givens Mary Normant Alma Garrison Gannah Hanson Julia Victor Ruth Knispel Gussie Matula Ellen F. Guynes Helen Rummel Winnie Walker Ellen Thaleman Edith Avera Blanche Taylor Clemmie Durham S. A. Koonce Winnie Kasparali Bernice Foster H. F. Kuehn Elizabeth Vairusa The Country Life Club was organized during the second term by the Social Service Committee of the Young Women's Christian Association. The Club is open to both men and women students. It exists for the purpose of preparing rural teachers to become efficient leaders of social life in their respective communities. The Club meets twice each month. The members study various country life problems such asp the lack of coeoper- ation in the country. the tendency of country boys and' girls to flock to the city. and the dearth of organized play. As this third problem is largely responsible for the present undesirable situation, it receives especial emphasis. After the study hour, the members of the club adjourn to the gymnasium where they actually play the games they expect to use in their country work. This offords not only valuable training, but a delightful means of recreation. .TISAN MARCOS,TEXASH One Hundred and Twelve 211 THE PIQDAGLKS 1919 RUTH KNISDEL TTQEASURER HAZEL MONTGOMERY socmu. comm-r-ree H.Fi KUEHN LOQA FOSTER VICE-PRLS. ALMA GARRISON CHUM SOCIAL. COM. OP:-RELIA FERRELL EDYTH AVEQA PRESIDENT SEQQETAQY ..K.C..'BUF-DKROLDER sooweon. . , MIN NIE HOOPER STAR PE'DRE5rENTAT1VE LITERARY COMMITTEE JYL4J'COT' HELEN RUNMSL verme-oe Em-ron HOMER HENDERSON' socsm. covu-urrza, ,gg six:-4 9. 1Aiu,g1,w5. ' lAt.XA5 ll: : -: One Humlreld and Thzrteen :gl THE PEDAGOG 1919 Ike KOMENSKY Motto: Kdo se za svuj jazik stidi, jest hoden potupi vsech lidi. Colors: Purple and Green. Flower : Violet. OFFICERS FOR WINTER TERM E. VAVRUSA .................................................... - ............. President F. KLIMICEK ...... ........ V ice-President W. KASPAREK ....... .......... S ecretary A. JANICEK ........ ......... T reasurer G. MATULA ...... ....... R eportcr OFFICERS FOR SPRING TERM O. S. HOMOLA ......................... Q ...................................... President G. MATULA ...... ........ V ice-President A. JANICEK ....... .......... S ecretary E. VAVRUSA ....... ......... T reasurer F. KLIMICEK ...... ....... R eporter E. MIKESKA ...... ......... C ritic I - fll SAN MARCUS, TEXAS IP One Hundred and Fourteen I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I III I T H E PE DAGO G 19 I 9 ?fQf.L.m4:IL.N4.M4h.-.4w-l -link!!! 'I Avavvusu lylr X Klivnictli MATHLIA. I I I I I II Il II 1 If I II I :I I II I I I I I I I I I I II II I II II I I ,. , I Ig I, I I bffff,-1. ' I I honda Meena I I I I I I I I I I I I I ll SA N xmIcrtfIS, 'IIQXAS I , , ,KI One Hulzdwrl and Fifteen l ,fly THE PEDAGOG 1919 IF NEWMAN CLUB Motto: Truth is the foundation of all cdueni' 1 Colors: Maroon, Gold and White. A Flower : Easter Lily. OFFICE RS-FA LL TERM ' 1 ETIIEL CARDUA ......................................... ANNIE RIELEY ............... GUSSIE MATULA MARIA BRIDGEWATER ...... VVINTER GUSSIE MATULA ......,... . ...... . MARIA BRIDGENVATER .... . ELIZABETH VAVRUSA .... LUCILE AHRENS SPRING MARIA BRIDGEWATER .............. ELIZABETH VAVRUSA .... .. GUSSIE MATULA FRANCIS KLIMITCHEK ...... Father Carpi Mrs. Mary Hickman Margaret Hickman Mr. S. J. Hayden Mrs. S. J. Hayden Mrs. W. J. Davie Annie Reiley Ethel Cardua Ida Rose Kelly MEMBERS .................Presidcnt .......Vice-President .............Seeretary Q ........ Treasurer ..................Pl'6SldG11t Vice-President ........... Secretary ........Treasurer ........-....PresidenI .,....Viee-President .............Secretary .......'I'resure1' v Francis Klimitcllck Albina Janicek Lucile Ahrens Margaret Krause Maria Bridgewater Elizabeth Vavrusa Gussie Matula Mrs. Travis L Il SAN MARCOS, TEXAS II One Hundfred and Sixteen nl l k f Y all l 'flf' 41'15fr1 ,F'iW'11 'H' 112' ,ff 4 4 4 i tix-iw X BNN One Hundred and Seventeen V 1 V 11 f 1: b 11 1 1 xi 1 l 1. 1 V 1 1 1 f 1 r ,, 1 5 1 P ri ' I1 1 G, 1 1. 1 I if THE QPEDAGUG 1919 EL MAESTRO iViva, amigo nuestro, El maestro de espahol! Cantamos tu alabanza. iO maestro de espaflol! Estimamos tu erudicion, 1 Tu humanidad, y tu amor. 1 . . , 1 Damos a tl la afeccxon 1 , -. 1 Del Corazon-el Senor. 1 Dificil el trabajo del maestro 1, Que da a otros saber: 1, Pero el ayuda al mundo 1, Gentes mejores tener. 1 H -UN Novlclo. fr L. -a -a'-,v, --- a -, - --v, - Lv, - 'Eff' . a me SAN MARCUS, TEXAS me One Hundred and Eighteen 5 3 4 1 P k 1 S ,T7 -'N E , 21 1 LA SALAMANCA 'lf S x t' ' ' 7 1 '. f . X, I, . A . P Q , 1 f z Z I -,-Y ,-,N ' 1 ' ' ,K Rf Q ....,,.,.........,--...N..1 -.,.--A,..-,...w.... v,..,...,..... ,.... -.f I ,IX A a . - 1- ...,, .. One I-Iundfrecl and Nineteen 4 THE PEDAGQG 191. lk 9 , LE CIRCLE FRANCAIS Motto: Toujours plus haut. Colors: Rouge, Blanc, et Bleu. Flowers: La Fleur de Lis. LES MEMBERS ' Aver, Edith Birdwell, Barbra Bridgewater, Maria Cavness, C. H. Danforth, David Evans, Bernice Gains, Mable Graddy, Maizine Grunewald, Loma Gastins, Albert Hornburg, Carroll iioeneman, Doris Lamb, Mable McCoy, M. David Moore, Emma Edwin Newson, Stella Quick, Vonna Robinson, Frank Stevens, Burnyce Sutherland, Elizabeth Thalman, Ellen Yarrington, Della Barton, R. A. Bradley, Alma L. Calk, Bessie Cults, Helen Eskridge, Mary Louise Farley, Mable Gardner, Sam NVood Griffith, Trula Guynes, Ellen Floy Gopson, Hanic Knispel, Ruth Kuehn, H. F. Marshall, Maud MeGaughy, Non Dougl Neighbors, Kitty Nix, Opal Reinhardt, Alice Self, Eunice Stroman, Oscar C. Terrell, J. C. Tidmore, Edith Stevens. Burnvce - - A Il SAN MARCUS, TEXAS ll Onie Hundred and Twenty S -L4,,- -4,.f.f , , ,, 1 Fix SHT 'Il' TQ' TN, 3 lf iw 'fy fw 1 .fx 1 0 ' L, ,N , . 1 v , 4 -. ,L In Y. , xp , --M I ' L :LX 1 K W J T.. x V .AQ.....,,,,.Y ...WL-,..,,,Y ,A J .2-Za inn: I , . ff . 'wld 1 ' f . . w '--if--f-lj Fm-,rl w m Rf1wQ. rPi,gm S 11,5 I N ,-s :Wi f!! ,gg U7 JF .. 4 fr U w Z 4 as u.. Lu U .J U nc ... ,, U JM! LU -J , YJ5 M H51 Trf 2:5 is fz Q35 if H 4? 1. yg ,AE If LW 'r 1,3 if 9. fi li 2? rl IH 'a H J! 0710 Hunrlrerl and Twfnfy-0110 Al THE PEDAGOG S1919 15 LIBERTY CHORUS Secict my 8. T1 easurer ....... MEMBERS Barnette, Thomas Berry, Hazel Bales, Douglas Berry, Gertrude Birdwell, Barbara Bohuslav, VVillie Bates, Laura Frances Carroll, Lueile Cliett, Taylor Crutchfield, Cicero Cummins, Yettie Carver, VVi1lie Dodd, Hazel Durham, Juanita Crook, Ida Evans, Bernice Ferguson, Minnie Gidley, Velma Grunewald, Loma Hanson, Ernestine Hilburn, Mary B. Hopson, Janie Hornburg, Carroll .......-MISS MARX S BU'lLI'L MCDONALD ...-.--..BARBARA BIRDWELL ........---...ANNA WOODSON ..----..-KITTIE NDIGIIBORS NELLIE CROWEL1 J ennings, Maurice Kaderli, James Lewis, Nellie Mclfuleheon, Lila, McDonald, Leslie Neighbors, Kittie Matula, Gussie Norment, Mary Pettitt, Amelia Rheiner, Gertrude Ridgway, W. NV. Smith, Dorothy Stevens, Burnyce Storey, Jack Summers, Atwell Sutherland, Lizzie Tisdale, Frances Victor, Julia NValto11, Jones Williams, Dixie Woodson, Anna Yarrington, Bzlla ll SAN Mfxacos, TEXAS II One Hundred and Twenty-three e -..zgl THE PEDAGOG 1919 If Y. W. C. A. 1918-19 The work of the Y. W. C. A. has been one of the main features of student life in the Normal during the term, of 1918-19. The cabinet and the various committees have been exceedingly faithful in their work and have contributed greatly to the success of the various activities. The most beautiful and impressive meeting of the fall term was the Candle Recognition Service. It was held in the Auditorium where, in the deepening twilight, the cabinet girls received the new members into the Assocation. Foremost among the social events was the marshmallow roast given to the entire school in honor of the S. A. T'. C. Other features of the fall term were: World Fellowship Weekg a pagenant, When East Meets W'0st,' and talks by Messrs. Birdwell. Neal and Burkholder. During the winter term. Mr. Birdwell gave a most helpful and inspiring course of lectures on Community Leadership. Two other events of this term deserve especial mention: The beautiful play, It Huppmzcd in Jap-rm, given by Miss Hornsby's reading classy and the thought provoking address on Woman. and Democracy by Dr. Eby of the University of Texas. The Social Service Committee did a most important piece of work in organizing the new Country Life Club. The Publicity Committee was successful in bringing before the minds of many students some of the great problems of our day. They stationed in most conspicuous places. posters on child labor. treatment of our immigrants, and our relations with other nations. Among the most appreciated addresses of the spring term were: The Womanfs Move- ment, by President Evans: and The Value of Music, by the Rev. L. D. Grafton. The girls of the Association took a leading part in enrolling the students of the Normal in the Christian Democracy classes. These classes were first organized in the spring of 1918 and proved so successful that similar courses were offered this year. Over sixty-five percent of the student body enrolled on these classes, which were conducted by the various members of the faculty. They studied the solution of our great recon- struction problems in the light of Christian principles. 1 II SAN MARCQS, TEXAS ll One Hunclrefl and Twenty-four .II THE PEDAGGG 1919 lip- M 4 ll SAN MARCUS, TEXAS One Hundvred and Twenty-fiv 1 V 1 1' L,-'Q H311 395313-LMQQG ww jp- ! X I L H I 1 bell: . 2' 55, ' I , L L II I W I 5 'L 2 A A., 2 L Q L L 1 I G 23 I, u L 13 , 1 3 L .I I N M N 1 E Ll I- i ll 'E s 'L 4 .ra ir ! A W will sem Mw.mtms, TEXAS ll One Hundred and Twe11tyLsim NORMAL HILL FROM THE SOUTH , 1 D . l E 1 N 1 1 I --s I 9 . , p , I H lg I I g,l fLX5 3lM3i Q 19311-7 l:1'I,IIf1f.ZgiI1iTl'iLiLL11Q 92 i I X Q, 4 K N X in ix X ei if ' ,fx EwfqfAT h ,, i ii F' Y x ' . K P , f Q x-XLIJV 3 Q g Ii E X 53 fi.--iN QL Q A O 152 K' , x 'Q 552, I , f Q. Qf XX SZ! K H 5 Elulilimmsclmug. u 3 'q' fQ1 if QEFIETIEVTE 25 K ' 5 5 r x. Q' X ,R mg. , N T794 MLN .v q :E 5 x 'V Q X f tix X 4 wx f XX X uillrlllm H 'W C XX H Whip 'Im 5 -- ' ii 'I vi UMW. A 3 i 1 I ------N11 FQAYQ HQCJS. 'IYTXIXS g One Hundred and Twenty se1 en :gl '1'H,E, PEDAGQG ww lp A1'Hl.E'l'lC S ,. fi W 2 l f Q W v R K HN -4 W--- , -gg SAN 1:v1ARc1os5 '1 ExA s ll 0 Had dT fjght L' V1 f P A 1- x f w ,: r- ' Q Jffu.. ffl xjlrx-K! 'lj ,, I 94 -Il 'rw 1 djwwx IXJ1 -Tl 1 cf F 3 I 1 1 1 r I i I w x I FOOT BALL TEAM - . Y If I-. ,-xf: ,-,A TINY- 7 W , ,, , , , ., 1 . . N ' 1 ,UA 1 3,,, 'J1-J, li, .Qf!ZxflU,:3 f One Hzmdfrefl and Twenty-nine iaeefe-afqlrnezraoacaxgland? FOOT BALL The 1918 season of football was a success. Although we lost a few games the number we won more than made up for it. All players displayed great skill in foot ball tactics during the year but a few of these were unusual players and must be given credit for the excellent playing that they did. Captain Williams, better known by the name of Squatty, kept up the team by his dashing runs with the ball, which frequently resulted in a touch-down. C. L. Wren of Texas City must be classed as an exceptional star, when once loose, with the ball there was no possibility of the opposing team preventing his crossing the goal. Quarterback Pete Shands must be given credit for his good head work in that position. Nothing need be said of Hop 's and Soyor's extraordinary playing, for all students remember the many rahs they received from the grand stand. ln all we are well satisfied, our total scoring being 9-L to our opponents' 46. The first game of the season was with Southwestern University. Normal made a plucky fight but was outclassed with weight and seasoned players. The end runs of the University ran up a score of while the Normal was unable to cross the goal line. Next XVest Texas came here for a game. The teams were almost equally matched. However the goal line was crossed only once by the Normal, while West Texas crossed it twice. , Peacock Military College came next for a game. Peacock never got past our forty yard line, while most of the time we were in their territory, which finally resulted in our pushing them back being our goal line for a touch-back. S. M. B. A., our old rival, was our next opponent, S. M. B. A. was helpless be- fore our end runs, interferences and line attacks. Three touchdowns were made making Normal win by a score of 20 to 0. - 7 Next came the dummies. A touchdown was made in the first five minutes of the game. After this it was not a question of who could Win but how many scores the Normal could pile up. Score: 47 to 0. 1 The best game of the season was the Academy game on the Academy field. The first half was scoreless, but in the third quarter Academy crossed the line. It seemed as if Normal would go down in defeat but in the last five minutes C. L. Wren went in and turned the tide. In the last three minutes we crossed the goal line making the score 6 to 6. ' Our last game was with the Fourteenth Cavalry. We won by a score of 13 to 0. . . .ll sm Mxaeos, TEXAS Il ' One Hundred and Thirty 4 THBPEDAGOG 1919 lf: - BASEBALL INDTYIDUAL AVERAGE AB R Bat Av. SB , Cavness, lb . . ...54 8 .333 13 , Jennings, D . - ...17 5 .294 0 Wren, c . .... ...51 17 ,274 10 Perkins, 3b . . ...52' 11 .269 11 Shands, lf . . . . . . .36 1 .250 4 Soyars, ss . ..... . . .54 16 .241 3 Summers, A., 2b . . .. .54 8 .229 3- DeVinney, p . . ...42 7 .190 5 Holland, rf . .... ...23 1 .147 2 Zimmerman, cf . . . . . .39 4 .103 3 Dobbins, lf . .. . . .12 4 .083 0 Tate, p . ...18 1 .055 0 Gardner, c . .. 1 0 1.000 1 N Arnold, 2b . . . 3 0 .333 0 Phillips, cf . ..... 9 2 . .222 2 Summers, W., rf . .................. 9 0 .000 0 SCHEDULE T0 DATE Q ' Place Score 2124119,Normal vs. Town ....... .... . Evans Field- 5- 4 313119 Normal vs. W. T. M. A .... .... E vans Fie1d-10- 9 316119 Normal vs. S. M. B. A.. . . Evans Field- 6- 1 3112119 Normal vs. Staples... Evans Field-11- 1 3117119 Normal vs. P. M. C .... . San Antonio- 8- 1 3124119 Normal vs. S. U .......... .GeorgetoWn- 2- 8 I, 3126119 Normal vs. Baylor U. ...... ....... W aco- 6- 7 I 3127119 NORMAL VS. BAYLOR U. .. ........ WACO- 9- 2 3128119 Normal vs. S. U ..... A ....... .Georgetown- 4- 7 412119 Normal vs. Town ....... ..... E vans Field- 7- 3 414119 Normal vs. S. M. B. A. .... .... A cademy Field-12- 0' 417119 Normal vs. W. T. M. A. .. San Antonio- 5-12 4111119 Normal vs. Town ...... Evans Field-14- 2 4114119 Normal vs. St. Ed. C... .... Evans Field- 2-11 4116119 Normal vs. W. T. M. A.. .. .... Evans Field- 4- 1 ' 4126119 Normal vs. St. Ed. C .... ...... A ustin- 0-10 515119 Normal vs. P. M. C ..... San Antonio- TOTALS OF AVERAGE k Games Played Games VVon Games Lost Percentage 16 - 10 6 .625 Runs scored by Normal ..... .... 1 01 Runs scored by opponents... 79 ll I ll SAN MARCOS, TEXAS Ono Hundred and Thirzzy-one 1,1 :gl THE 11 1 111 11 11 U 1 Af, -Y-,- - 11' f- - 11 11 111 11 11 ,1 1i 11 11 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 11, 1 1 1' 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1, 1 1 1 1 1 1 4' 11 '1 . 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 ,N 1 I. 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 11 11 1 1 1 W 1 1 ' 11 11 ' 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 11 '1 11 1 1 11 1 1- 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 P 1 1 11 I '11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 .1 11 111 1 1- , 1 111 11 11 1 1 1 11 1 11 1 11 11 1 L-, - 11 11 U1 1 1 1 11 1 11 11 11 One Hzlndfrefl amd Thirty-two PEDAGOG 1919 lp Kg-1 rr 5' 1 .1 Ai W f' 'X' v ,1,111f1 111f'U11.1f1 1 1 17111 f 52 ,4 1 fl. I4 f 1 - M -4-. -, i ,f .A V Rf? N. . 1 - ,- rn'-TL 1 1 f 1 1 2,1 1 .,--jx 1 . 1 , P. K N - A 1 Y: 4 ,, , 1 f .- ..f - ,- 1 1 -, - -J X Af 1 lr, 1 ,315-f-Q'1Q Q, 1' 1373 .1 5 , 1 ' 1 - 15:1 ,11,.Y3,:g.,i 3:13321 T f , ' - ..1T 'f .' .1 1.15 -,L 9'-'v'1 A P ' -,1 , JAX...-.. 8 ' .Q,3'1Z,3 1 ' ' , , I, 3g1f'Q': 2a ' .X ' 1 ':53i?!.i,f' 1 1 - - :gn '11-1f 34e:Z? '-N K f X 1, f 1:11211 - 1 Kefamay- 11 1 ' 1 ,,. 1. STEALING SECOND II SAN MARCUS, TEXAS ll IHE PEDAGOG 1919 UAVNESS-was an extra- ordinary first baseman. He was a consistent player that possessed all the qualities of a good leader for his men. and we hope to see him back with us next year. X COACH-For the team's many victories we have to thank Coach Marsh, who has worked hard and patiently with the team that he might put out a winner. 1 Nl MARCUS, TEXAS it 'i in N pi S 1 5 N It J, it 1 . -x -w A!- Q X, 1 W w J w. F a One Huucbrccl and Thirty-three 1 we we Q 'iiaiag Piezoaooo 1919 lp li l H Q, ,. ll i l . ,af - Q . Vagas. 1 I i '-affix . 1 'ygn'.l,e A ' E f'.15e 1- ...-'..:-..g,- l Y 1 ,Hy ,ritxi-?g1f-x.a,,,2:.tl. .1 .' ' ' N-Q '-J'-2 -- ' 46, 62 Q vltifv-.f...i6'i' 5 it-1-T i t X - vi'-,, '-1 J' it. - Jw :Ne -f. f . f , P 'f.7x'. .... f L'-35, 1'-ag - 1 p . 3 :fm ix J gp , ' ,, I ...N , U .M ' ,Q ' ' -. x 'f -ww 1 , , , . , l , , , ,+i5,,,S, l l A, f'12j7i, wwf ws-A-if - xr: ,sf f 1 3 3 W ff-vTm..'vx M L an 2-f ,ev-.5 ' ' i FH ri - h :J A i fe..-'l Y. . .N Ut- .su - 7' , lj MA. , lt' an f F . A 1 5 1 H l f Wren - Cafcfrer l WREN-was a good man behind the bat, but not with the bat-but you can't tell the fans that. JENNINGS-Morris. has the dope on 'em all: the smoke that he uses makes the batter cry, How can you hit 'em when you can't see 'emt'? SUMMERS-was a genuine base- ball player. holding second with l such ease that no one dared rival ' him for that place. i ZIMMERMAN-Hiney. a good 3 man at most any position on the i field. He is in the game with the V pep at all times. and meets the pill Q- with a rap when at bat. 1 P. V Summers- 2 'Base L! afgiqjfffitjgg SOYARS-holds the position as l i lead off man in the batting order, ' l X and what it takes to run those bascs . ,.:zifE?Y v 'tJ,'2'QZ K '1He's Got It. . LL.,-auf S-5: P i7't i S??5if4 A QEQZW1- HOLLAND'-was little, but was x f Di . y . i E '. W 2 ' i 1 P, . always on the spot to make the ball y find its final resting place, when Q it the opposing team, had hit for a two l 1ff,,gfg,: t ' or three bagger. u, ,,,i , p l E Socynrs Fl'l: fJ' i at V A e I u gl l 5 1 t ffimi T i 'ini SAN MARCUS. 'IABXAS One Hundred and Thirtmfour Ho J N 1 THE PEDAQOG 1919 l,EWc --a 4 V DeVINNEY-was a good man in the box. And does any one know whether he ever made an error in that right field? PHILLIPS-Jerry was there as long as he is long when it came to pitching ball. SHANDS-a man of all position, he is our second' to none in left field. GARDNER, S. W.-An excellent man to stand behind the bat. SIGH TATE- was one of Nor- mals best pitcher. He certainly demonstrated his ability to pitch the ball on the trip north, when he beat Baylor by a score of 9 to 2. Taking Perkins' playing as a whole he, must be classed as an ex- ceptional star. If not married be- fore next year, he will be back with us. ll SAN lvmnczos, 'mms . . 1 3 fi - ' ,fi - A5 -e f cf? X N ' gn fs sic f ,, .1 nxqlf Q X v-.HK 'f -. F A 11 I 'P 4 ms , -3 X 4 1. X . . tv H . 1: ' 4 , , i?cT'!'. V , .il .35-aff' - t ..45a-- ffl ,AA it .3 A l' li 'iris-l1ig,sl Q Q 'K t -f i E ,gvglyf -Y Q + 1.23 3 7 . , wgffwflf ' JW' X A. mv gan ' 4-1,-i..i.i,.4 V 73 -'vf4f'f'iKfic- ' .fa-,.. - M 1-F, if V 1. 1 'Phatfffpsp L F,-an iT ,1,f f.'j' :FJ 'I ,gf 'r: .f '5f,' .Q .1 'jg 1' 5- , A 'TX' 1 . Q' ' r -V!-,.--r' ,..,.,! n., Q ,T k,.Vj3,E,v ff ' . + '. lr -. W r. ,. . it E7 RY' '1ffi E', lg ' ww- rf: ,. fax' l -,',gjr, . QV' 'i'f!.-.fr 1 Qs' l i f -fvf-tt' l fa qgfifit, A l QV W Y f , il , , 1 A. -l . , 5+ , N .? i..E1 1 f wwf-w 2 . .,,. ' ' W x ,J .-M11 :,,,,,,4,, , ' -' ' jaw - xv .lcv -'-- T I Q Q. . l , . ' . W IQQQW. is . 27331, on ' . , ' A, ' -, If 1. ...3 ':f' v' ' QW 3' ' l , UI jr-HQ! Warts-gfr.,Q'. 'f , X 1 Graf y '- .+gff,., iffy ..1 ggvuf' 4 il 1 One Hundred cmd Thirty'-five v I L 4 I One Humlwfd and Tlzirfyhsim BOYS' BASKET BALL 38 DEVINNEY, ARMSTRONG, SUMMERS, SCHULTZE HASTINGS, McDONALD, PHILLIPS. BALLOU, BARTON 1 - -.,1. , ,, ,f Q, 1lx.4 f .,., One Hundred and Thiriy-sm'0n ' ga' -1 fl 13 mwgwcg ww lj: X lg g 'f -a. WM 'AX' . 'Emu GIRLS' BASKET BALL H -fi------Nfl sm x1,xf :cic w:fsA ll'.X' XS lI Onle Hzmdrefl and Thirty-ciglzt Q' TH E Pl Q1Hg1 xf2wc1 ww gg 1 F25 4-Q ' 55 I -P - If 5: ' gf?-,0f ',, , 14 'T I . K E?w'ssygf.W, ' F ' 22.15. ,, ' ,, ' ' 'F ,... 'S ' I' 'Q 'Q . 1 J. X .A V F' . K , .NT A . --wffr K fy- Qaunubf wi vi x x .11 if-., ?' ,IQ '-. '3:vf5 79J 'Tw ' .wg , ., . K in Ji?- 65 ,f V5 ' V Q' A 0ff .Q Q i if-.. K ' .iv 4',w -1-1 , f ':-9' 5, 'I f,,,,,, , -an Q - 1 V' 'g 0- I Y ,7-ff Q. 'A' N , , X ,lh , U I 2 K , 1232g?3gf'2.j'LL5 , I fw?::va'3W ,3 'Q - if N4 l C VOLLEY BALL x . Q f r R21 W? ,. . - 1 3 V 'g'2- . Q . - if g M .P ,G it :N l qs A , 'fin 1 I, ' I 0 W xi ' if , ' ' x . 3 s 1 f f K 'm L . J nf , . .,,,. V as i . , l 'N- 'u:uu-ga 0- r , ... Lv- - II SAN MARCUS, 'l'fzXAn ' I 1 One Hundfred and Thirty-nine f d A fif4lff11ng1ru11A13px3 IQHQIE N ia ggi X' N I ' .rq f, f3.if :3 in We !N', ,f V' NN :V n f fffs- .1 ,.,. m il! . ,iii V I v fxgfal ' up . X Q Inv, I' K' X ' ' l f. ll 17 Kin . K . Lx. x x I '., EW -i -Q ,.-l.4g,.x,,-A-3,, '91mk.LlAg,,h 5 V--'xv 1 A ' TENNIS SNAPS r A Y' 'M-Q' w 1 v I if ff 1 H :U - -:lI SAN MARCUS, TEXAS ll ,-- Onc HlLnd17'Cd and Forty 41 THE PEDAGOG 1919 lg: 065 TENNIS COURTS N ll SAN MARCOS, TEXAS Il One Hundfred and Forty-one Q 'lllffwjg 'PHE PEDAGOG ww ip N A W W 'Q M - . 4 Y ,y YN ,J Y Y Q 1 Y ,i 'N 5 4 3,'.,pc P Jusf d1'mpm-- - vi: I I 5 Hfcn 'wc L4'.4shff:'- :my 'Tl- , ,Q 7 A. , ' ' ' I J- Y ' 1' ' M.- h in fx- , .. ,V f h - A 4 r ' ' V A - b , 1 M Ei. E 1 S f l Z I , Q i L 1 S - I . i . if - 21. . .af ' 1 1. f ,ff E W 1 , E M -A? F' Ffg-31, Gu',fq,,,. 1.1, fA'0llLf1 , lft?f.2N'2 I ! W, W 1 3l 1 W 1 li N , JI W ' Cavffff 'fcmw., 1' 1 rm BAL Nw UGIHT ' 'ff 1 SNAPS OF GIRLS ATHLETICS 4 ill H QU -- f N--:g:: , , H mx MARCYQS, TIQXAS H One Humlred and FofrtyLtwo I I I 7 1 1 LJ Q I L'-iw--,B-K-,--,.,,i-M--, I I t , 1 Hi 1 Q ww, as i H -1 D 2 1 5 , Q xl 4 f' FH Q? o H H Mg 2 1 O 1 I si I ik i N M e i S Il wx XI mm liKAi5llgi 1' One Hundred and Forty-three ITHE PEDAQQQG 19191 ACTIVITIES l F II SAN MARCOS, TEXAS II .I 'Nm 1 N THE kEIDACJ0C1 l.919H:,v-----'Q------1' CY TATE-OUR BIGGEST BONEHEAD ll SAN 1w 1AR c50s,f1 I1xAsll 11 L L ,I nz if ,,, JA L W X N N ' P 1 M i3 . 1 1-R 2? he w 59 Qui Wi ww EU I. 'x Q, fa 51 im W 1 D One Hundred and Forty-five M ,, , ,, ,,,, Mgg THE PEDAGOG 1919 E 1., 1' ,w 7 1,1 I 4' . A V l I 'F , h 1. 4, N I s A 53 K W 3 Y , , W Qu 4 w 9 is ,E ix , , V 1 HN ia 1' 5 X K 2' X . J 1: yi u v 4 Q 1 r fz -4 R Q 1 ii 3 , X J fa 4 9 I sl :Q 1 51 wi A. 1 X Q 51 fl r 3 f w P i ,, , A , ww Q W 51 ii f me One Hundxrefd cmd, F'0 rtyLs2ia: JANIE HOPSON-OUR SCHOOL BEAUTY if SHN MARCUS, TEXAS Hiii 41 THE PEDAGQG ww gg: OPAL GARDNER-OUR Mos'r POPULAR Gnu. ll sm MARc:0s, 'r1axAs ll I 1 3 1 w J 1 One Hundred and Forty-seven ,,,,A.,,m,.H W 2 H w b r b 1 THE LJEDAr3oG 1919 15 i I V N EVA SCRATCHLEY-OUR BIGGEST FLIRT One Humlwred and Forty-eight 41 SAN MARCUS. TEXAS Il STUDENT WELFAIR I-I COM M ITTEE One Hundred and Fortywmlnc .. , ,,-- ff...-Y--4--V -1--Y -- Y- - - W----4 - ,.. ,,,..,,d..., . ,I x Q-Y, 1' Hn, 1 1. NJ 5, L A ,4 i 1 . 1 K 4 ,. Y .A , . -tl wx. lt. v I gi iw if W i U 7' H 'L'T: 'i'l'1Qf'1 h J, . F. 1 r RICHARD HAYS Businf ss Jlrumgfr Winter Term CLARA WILLET ,fi.9.wr-irrfr' Editor Winter Term rl W. T. L. BARNHOUSE liflifffr Winter and Spring Ternin XVYLIE SUMMERS ,issoc-fate Editor Spring Term. J. C. KELLAM BllSilH'S-S' Manager Spring Term JANIE HOPSON Associate Editor Spring Term . y i 4 . . . x . 4111 ,' .Ll 1 Y,'1. - -,,, .W , Y -- -:H--'fr--.--Yr. .F.-. 1-,FE - 'XX -, ki tif 'W' hx ' rj I H, V -- One H1lI1iflTCCl and Fifty :11 THE PEDAGOCQ l9l9 1,21 1 1 1, 11 1 1 l 1 1 1 1 1i 1 1 1, 11 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 15 11 11 1 1 i1 H. C. SIMON, Converse, Texas O, C. STROMAN, San Marcos' Texas SAN MARCUS-HUNTSVILLE DEBATE 1 1 AT SAN MARCOS MAY 5, 1919. 11 11 Question: Resolved, that the Federal Government should own and operate the railroads. AFFIRMATIVE : NEGATIVE : O. C. STROMAN N. G-. FERRELL H. C. SIMON A. B. COLEMAN DECISION: Affirmative, Twog Negative, One. I1 SAN Mmeczos, TEXAS II 1 1 One Hundmed cmd Fifty-one E fifim. ww gp E r is iv i ,i , i H V ii 'i , i 1 5 if 4 I '3 i E if ' ? I F ii il i' if 2 i 3, Y vi i V i 1' . 4 i E ii ii gi ii fi BEN BAINES, San Marcos, Texas RICHARD HAYES, San Marcos, Texas Us Ii Ei CANYON-SAN MARCUS DEBATE AT CANYON CITY MAY 3, 1919 H Question: Resolved, that the Federal GOVCl'l1IHC1lf should own and uperalc the 1'ui1i'0ads. 1 AFFIRMATIVE: NEGATIVE : I n x CHAS. KEFFER R. S. HAYES, JR. FRANK DAY BEN BAINES DECISION: Affirmative, Oneg Negative, Two. I5 si U H i 's ,E Ti1gA11,gg:M--......gfj44g,,.,..II MX N' MAR COS, TEXAS II One Hundred and Fiftyhtwo N KL, NL, xl, x..' x,, xl, xg, xg, xl, 1 X x Q, X ', 'f , , N1 f 1' AMY MIEARS Art Editor 19 EX ECUTIVE STAFF Q C 3. THOMAS B. BARNETTE ' Business Manager A f 19 A s. 4 1 , ,A L. C. MCDONALD ' Edlilor if K I O SADIE HATFIELD LEONARD HOPSON Associate-Editor Assistant Business Manager ' I 1 1 x x 1 1 1 'X 1 X x x Q- ' x M One Hundvned and Fifty'-171766 -. xt, xx, All xL sn, xg, xx, Ki, A. x' s NW x' f V 1 , 5 1 - .f A .f ,t L,...f .1 x. A EDITORIAL STAFF MARY BROWN OPAL GARDNER Sflliljl' Edifor 041111110 Effiffll' 19 19 WILLIAM BAYS ATKINS Soplmnzorc Editor PEDAGOG HAZEL DODD HESTNER RUTH FERGUSON l TCS1IH1t'l'Il Edilor Junior Editor N X x f 1 x x N QA79 I , 'INA Om' Hundfrczl and Fiftyhfour M3 f A 1 ' sf.. A , M. i Q, V, A. W , -,jf ,532 b 1 THE PEDAGOG 1919 , ' FYIV v 5' ' ..-- ,.. ,lf n 4 sim' 1 , i A11 4 I x - In 3 x -Lx X ., . '., i 1 il '-5 5 ' 1 4 f 1 5. v I lk af' 3 L 'Y v .fn I X , A 5 I iv I 1 ' -- x x ,... :nuCATlo'n Bull-01116 Mlxnual. ARYS Buuxbsnti , -,ei A 1 Ti, in V s,,5n 1 if i' POWER PLANT ., N-1-.hy 'sr- r q, E! A Af, LIBRARY Bun.olNG QQ f ,L f 'L N 1 WA t ' '51 11: Ki -f 1 B., -1-,--xx . , '57T '1m 5 ' k f a -n s-K A 'xg-,131-?i'L.i:. - v- - . ' T--. 'Tff3if 5' ,ff ., 'J ig.,-ffsff - lx., 'f ,Tel gy- .15 . 'b :fu .. . ?-'- 5: 3-.- 'ff , 3. A , Ak M5194 QQALDKNG - N SCWSNCE BKMLDKNS Faou4'ruf.wn.'ffsw1'h 'A Pxos rue Fun-QA-renting A Z , ,., .,,, NORMAL SNAPS 1 ii f E mfg 1 Q L, . M 5 P! L H 5 fl 2 ,il-Q, I if ix 1.' w wa x A Qi! K U rl I E, V yi E 1 I1 fl seminar. Buxwsxmo- gj , , Pi 6 I, I J, 1 W QU ,. , fl ,W Nw Q4 C V1 H if . v B I 1 E! a 11 5 wg U N A, 4 3 E f H SAN MARCUS, TEXASII i ,ff W One Hundred and Fifty-five Y 1 w. w 1 -7 , ,,, . -L fx.xN.J x., 'J AVJA., J 1' fm- fx -, f X! QI 51, .fx ,-N 14, - 1 .A H FQ A IQ, p, avg 3 IJ , A M :Ma L IL L ' ' ' ' X ' 1 l 1 i w 9 E w 1 X 1 One Hundred and Fiftyhgix -.1 X .ling KJM3 X f A W s fKYl 'T' if' 71 Q 'Q y K .a..,,J.Vi2.1v I 1 W rn, , i 'W ' 1' 'W Tw. A W ' ' ' ' N FLA V Y Fva--,WWA-.ww-QAMLv -el llflh ffg Uf'1UQ U VFW? QV ' ' M - 2 I l i 5 Y I gui' -ffv f - ' J iii-54,-yf- A Fans xl- 4 5 I .5 .12 . , I NFHQQ, l iii-fy? X I ' f-1'5'f'ffi Q ' 4,-xii' l af' 'Eu I. fQfi7A.,3 M4.1.,m.a3 4, ,gag H Q5 qua! ' ii lilil' W 323' l ' 55 ' V Mn: fp, i 1 Q ' ' Y' A XE mmf' -4 a 1 K HX i 5 busY HOURS '- '-- f- oo! 951' , 1 N 4 E x , ' I 4 X 1 M . 22.5 ml if L, nw , 4 'H'-5 zf- - K ,Ju- 'f,a' 14- X . ,, Bk , . 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Lf r ll- bon- Wu' ,LLZY lf, ,,Jfgf1,l VIIW, 'Wi W ' , + r Lfs Cvfvww, 'W 'W 'W' L 1 J . r f': 2 1'e.f I 'nkfvfffrgsg LI': r1 W'l' f ' SENIOR SNAPS dlij ,QT34141,.i4gff:ii'i::.:f:l'i::ii! W 113 WU HHH. TFYAS I I One Humlred and Fifty-eight 9 Ahiikz. - -A JUNIOR SNAPS One' Hundred and Fifty-mine . 1 7 ,.g?:!-53151 Q33-L ll! l . ,159 M, 'Dy , F ww 'zfrvnkvr - P ' f . x 1 4 3 K P Pr r J Us . EL :Q '12 X ' is-4 '1. U nu iv F vnu' 'Mv Mlm! , ,,, .-avi, N 1 J! ,. fr ,-.,V -, , One Hundred and Szmty-one f Q Q M1-www-1 3 Q H aa MWm ,WM W, 5 Pgs33D,xQOG ww P H if 'qhemasfify ima! Fldy vYs ,hom -xx 'v I P ,Qi ' Ea X , Q, E A1 , X , ,X TNR 4' f X N! X ..Xf-Ax 2,3 uv' QM , Q f . A N . 7 Y :ffhe1k,x4 51315 ' Siefeir I , 7? ,1 Lon-kms rlorih , CHEMISTRY PRODUCTIONS M --W-v-N1-mm-W-gggqq rc ix-1A R c 30S, 'l'1i1XAS ll One Hzmdrcd and Sixty-two rin er ,-,,,,, 2. .....:-,-.l,,,...-.....--,. 3 Y ,h ' . ., a ' f U,ei pg g,,,igtiii3 Exif .. V-.CW - -A U .el ,,,.,.,L.x-,,.f,, ,, i Il ll English 102 Student: Can you tell ine who Bill Haywood is? Annu Woodson: XYho? No. 1 don 't believe I ean. Are you sure he goes to the Norinal? Mrs, Shaver: Miss -Tones. you are looking very pnle and thin. Don 't you ,fret enough sleep? Bliss Jones: I ann taking lid 212 this term. Mit NYulke1': Iluve any of you had experienee with graplis? Leonard Hopson: l have ai phonograph. M11 Burke: Vheei' up. hoys, it might have been Worse. Hastings: XYhzit was the score? Mc-Donzild: 68 to 6. Mix Pritehett: Van you deeline to eutw? .x1'1llSTl'01lQ'2 Yes. hut l don 't like to. Mr. Walker fin eheinistryj : If an eleetron should hit ine on the side of the lic-nd, likely as not it would gfo eleni' through without hitting ii thing. Litemi'y C'onti'ihutoi': Di-op this in the Star box, please. A Fl'lf'llfl2 Drop it in yourself, you wrote it. Literziry f,'onti'ihutoi': Well, no one will see you. l Mr. llairryz Don 't you try to he very good just hefore Chi'istnmsf Miss Mr,-bane: I used to. X XII II! - 1 e 'irryz Well, Miss Mehane, l didn't know you were that old Minister: Young inan, do you evei' attend EI place of woi's'hip'f Plec-ky: I ani on my way to her house now. -v?--W----f 3 -iii j 24,3 it iii fi Iii Iii I ILL fx F5 iiiggiiie 0110 Hunrlrezl and Sixty-fliree SIGNED G. E. Stevens ,I eg. The eanaooo 1919 lg TO THE FACULTY OF THE SOUTH WEST TEXAS NORMAL: South West Texas Normal, April 12, 1919 We. the undersigned, do hereby respectfully submit the following petition: That in View of the fact that the student body has been unusually conscientious in the performance of its duties and obligations and that the school spirit heretofore dis- played has been a great credit to the institution. and since the students have been very punctilious in the performance of their duties to the great assistance and the relief of the faculty. Bt it hereby respectfully petitioned that if OFF NIGHTS I be considered for the CHATUAQUA for the week beginning April 27 and ending May 3. the faculty grant the same as an unworthy reward for the above mentioned excellencies and virtues. As a more fitting recognition of our achievements, we beg that something be granted which will not soon be forgotten. On the dates aforementioned. we request that we. the undersigned. be conducted to the edge of the campus and be there noisily decapitated. The formality of notifying our parents can be done away With, as it will not be worth while. All our belongings. such as text-books. old shoes. jerseys, kite strings, photographs. marbles, pennants. paper airplanes, and chewing-gum we dedicate to the school, hoping thereby to preserve the memory of otherwise useless lives. ALL OF WHICH WE HUMBLY PETITION. Amy Miears A. C. Hastings Afton Smith Sadie Hatfield' Mary D. Brown Hester Ruth Ferguson Mary Addison Charles Homola Edith Avera Helen Rummel Clemmie Durham Bays Atkins James Martin Thomas B. Barnet? Dewey Lawley Irene Brunson Minnie Ferguson Rex Wier Martha Barth Hubert Cavness Fred Hartkoff Ellen Hill Haskell Young W. C. Corbett Dan Danforth J. C. Terrell Laura Kone Delma Wilson Johnie Tisdale Jessie Tisdale David McCoy Mary Lackey Lucile Williams Willie Eargle V. E. Compton Jerry Phillips Howard Faulk S. A. Koonce R. Cavness Atwell Summers Homer Henderson Fred Lancaster C. Crutchfield J. C. Armstrong J. B. McBryde Jack Story William Holland O. A. Zimmerman Robert Perry G. E. Green V. Perkins C. L. Wren Jessie C. Kellam Elbert W. Summers Tom Newton Henry Pochman Franklin Herndon Maurice Jennings Alice Cliett Plum Tuttle Otto Schulze 'rtmrs-Mnfmff-Hdisan 'ar-ii wnxacos One Hundred ami Siaftytfour T. F. Hoffman E. L. Soyars H. G. Shands Cy Tate W. T. Harwell W. V. Bohuslav Daniel Smith rlecky Saunders O. C. Stroman Rufus A Smith lt. A. Barton .Iohn H. Dobbins Charles E. DeViney Janie Hopson Anna Woodson Lucy Barden Virginia Creighton Almanor Chapmen Evelyn Edwards Erma M. Faulk Gertrude Rheiner Ida Mae Shuler Mary Beth Hilbern Ben Schwarz Opal Moon Jeannette Collins Eliza Green Helen South Clara Rarnsnj' TEXASII KASCH COTTO Bred and Grown on the World's Largest Cotton Breeding Farm by ED. KASCH COTTON BREEDER SAN MARCOS, TEXAS A Cordial Invitation Extended to Visitors If It's from Kczseh, It's Planting Seed One H undvred and Sixty-five Quick E Stoiictorct Service B 0 N D , S Prices RESTAU RANT Every Department of Our Store awaits your arrival.. for the fo!! term BREWARD' DEPARTMENT STORE Quick Prompt Jim? JOE The Tailor TWW Service Work :: TOM COLLIER :: CGROCERJ TOILET AND NAPHTHA SOAP DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED MEATS A FANCY LINE OF CRACKERS, CAKES, ETC. ICATER TO NORMAL STUDENTS WHO DO LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING C R 0 CER THE READY-TO-WEAR SHOP OF EXCLUSIVE STYLES A specialty store that fulfills every need for woman's fashionable attire, providing shop- pers at all time with the season's newest creations ARENSTElN'S READY-TO-WEAR AND MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT IN TOWN - - - in wearing ap- parel for any and every occasion. VVe assure you your patronage is highly appreciat- ed, and solicit a continuance of same. One Humllred d S ty e .l. - - 1 Q' , . rank 5 511121111 FOR HIGH CLASS AT MODERATE PHOTOS PRICES I I 4-J Ninety per cent of the photos in this annual made by this studio 1: :: :: All negatives are preserved and can fill duplicate orders from them at any time We also sell you kodak films, lend you kodaks and do your finishing :: 1: Mail orders promptly filled. 7 7 Li I ALL WORK GUARANTEED Don't forget the place. CAPE BUILDING BRACK'S SAN MARcos TEX coM. PHoNE 33 STUDIO P. o Box 266 P Hundirffl and Sixty-ciglz GETITAT FUNK fs pg UGS TOWRE xx Q BOTH PHONES I6 SAN MAR C OS, TEXAS State Bank Sz Trust Co SAN MARCOS, TEXAS GUARANTY FUND BANK THE PLACE TO DO YOUR BANKING BUSINESS W. J. IVI. Cape, Vice-Pres. E. L. Thomas, Vice-Pres. FAIR TREATMENT OUR MOTTO OFFICERS: DIRECTORS: C-. Barber, Pres. IVI. Cape T. C. johnson j. Waldrip W. Cr. Barber Chas. Rudorff, Act. Vice-Pres. C. C. Wade, Cashier. I. W. Wood j. A. Mort NORMAL SCHOOL DEPOSITARY One Hundrcrl mzd Seventy A. B. R O GE RS FURNITURE A BUSINESS Enucmou TE ES? COMPANY BUSINESS SSLLSSE qphl ::.:,:':45:5555Qg5gfggg1 GIIARTERED, 350,000.00 cnrmu iff? Wm, Texas The High Grade s C h 0 ol ':. 1f552E1 .gs5 52 For High Grade Students B kk ' g, Bank- C O M P L ET E in? snfilfklgnd, Type- Wfmng' 'fimgraphyd Ir5:ErErEr5rE53E35gI5Eg:5 SgE5E5E5?5553 P ans li an HOUSE flsrlgsmis Sspgxsi. 1:fs55555si5251 :' 1251- ---- -:'7.s .,.4:1EE P t' , A mm: fl FURNISHINGS as 3522? Cf1'gc1111a1S0 H fIQ:Q:f:1 f!PZf:g:g:F:f:f..5.. iff. ' TUV I aflf :ii lwigglsierff Office Annu- EHCGS Taught PWC' isa Y' a55555525525.Qgiiiifiigfgigigggigig.g fj2s5?5g.5E'f 'U31310gFfg0--EHI31'A11YT1l11B lil Open All the Year WE TEACH BY MAIL Bookkeeping, Sgmorthgndz TouchAT'5g3ew?t- ' , P mans ip, usmess rx' Tme IC, UNDERTARKERS AND Eiskshensss Business Lsssss W.-sms. EMBALMERS THE REXALL STGRE NORTH SIDE PLAZA SAN MARCOS, TEXAS PAUL C. MOORE JEWELRY CO. H i gh- grade Jewelry R. F. AGNEW FANCY GROCERIES We solicit iight-house-leeepers' and Watch Repairing. patronage. The Gift Center R. F, AGNEW NEXT Doors TO POST OFFICE WEST HOPKINS STREET One Humlired and Seventy-one Smart AffWlC'fiW .Mczzfzfie L. Watkins EWU' Styles GALBREATH' 214 N. AUSTIN, STREET MANY S7'UlJli.fV7'S BUY OUR.- CANDY HAMBURGERS LUNCHES POTATO CHIPS ICE CREAM HOME MADE HOME BIADE HOME MADE HOME MADE HOME MADE HOT AND COLDS DRINKS WE WELCOME YOU THEATRICAL HIGH CLASS ATTRACTIONS PHOTOPLAYS NEW THEARTE 0 H fired d 9 Ut A TTR CTIO AT YGUR SERVICE DRUGS STATIONERY CIGARS CENTER OF TRADE NEWS STAND SODA FOUNTAIN TELL YOU WANTS TO JENNINGFS PHARMACY SAN MARCOS, TEXAS N. W. CORN P ZA P 32 LO O K O U T THE END One H1l'HdffCfl and Iii E Eff !! inf iz:-:Ez : Z ' sa- 1: . ,, : 1-:. ... :lg -::: 1- - 2 - 5 '5 g 5 , i , 773 2125. Liar' 'Lg f' -E G' Q mga' ' JE? CQ .2 ad? 5525 'Q ' 2.2 2 2 W f Q Q 2 2 imma MMS Enfugramvumg ii Ez' E G? Sri? E5 H ulwsgranhwss W Ew mveurs m E um E. 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