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 Erx Libris i r. r To pay tribute to the colorful history of Texos end to provide a permanent record of our final yeor in the Stephen f  Austin High School has been the aim of the Senior Class in publishing this issue of the BRONCO. Nay it keep the memories of yesterday end the realities of today ever fresh in our minds. v - J T.  V . f   y ■'( ;V V | 1 j  f ;.h vVA LvJ t y,, N .1 4 v ■y; ir (fli ae A. r Y  1 c V. vT, 3 A . r . „ „,' n To the heroes ofourstote, « both Sun  and unsunq t whose t deeds of valor have made pout bit this fmpire State-Texos. V f o  i.i A • C u t5 Jfue School I A. M. Waldrop, President Board of Education Or. Lamar Jones, Mr. Travis B. Bryan, Mr. E. j. jenkins, Mr. Ivan Langford, Mr. Robert Armstrong, Mr. a. M. Waldrop, and Mr. Law Henderson. SHEETINGS FROM THE BOARD OF EDUCATION We bring you our SYMPATHY and encouragement as YOU ENTER LIFE'S HIGHWAY AND WITH THE HOPE THAT YOU WILL NEVER WAVER OR FALTER IN YOUR DUTIES THAT LIE BEFORE YOU. Our faith in your future is fortifieo by our knowledge OF YOUR HIGH PURPOSES AND FINE ASPIRATIONS WHILE YOU WERE in High School. As THE REPORTS OF YOUR SUCCESSES COME TO US FROM TIME TO TIME IN FUTURE YEARS, WE SHALL TURN BACK TO THE BRYAN Broncho of 1936 and recall with pleasure some of our ASSOCIATIONS TOGETHER AND THEN GIVE THANKS TO THE GOD WHO DIRECTS THE DESTINIES OF VEN AND OIVES THEM COURAGE, FIDELITY OF PURPOSE AND DEVOTION TO DUTY AND FOR HIS GOODNESS TO THE LOYAL SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF BRYAN HIGH. ADMINISTRATION I TO EACH GRADUATE Or 1936 STEPHEN F. AUSTIN HIGH SCHOOL BRYAN, TEXAS DEAR FRIEND: THE BRYAN CITY SCHOOLS WILL MISS THE FINE YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN WHO COMPOSE THE STEPHEN F. AUSTIN HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATING CLASS OF 1936. YOU MAY GO TO AN INSTITUTION OF HIGHER LEARNING OR YOU MAY ATTEND NO MORE SCHOOLS EXCEPT THE SCHOOL OF LIFE . INTO WHATEVER PATH THE FUTURE LEADS, MAY YOU ALWAYS CONDUCT YOURSELF IN SUCH A MANNER AS TO BRING CREDIT TO YOUR PARENTS, FRIENDS, YOUR SCHOOL, AND YOURSELF. ALL OF THE OFFICIAL STAFF OF THE BRYAN CITY SCHOOLS JOIN ME IN SAYING WITH SINCERITY, GOOD LUCK AND GOD BLESS YOU . STEPHEN E AUSTIN MIS5 WESA WEDDINGTON PRINCIPAL I FACULTY Lon ]ua }e Pepartment Miss Elliott Be B.A., Tex 3ien College (r MR. A. E. Jones B.B.A., Boylor Unlverlsty Miss Malcolm McInnis B.A., Texo  University MR. W. R. Carmichael B.A., Texas A.A U. Miss Mary Hyman Southwestern Mr. Theador Mahler A.M., Tex   University Mlss Winnie Carter M.A., Texes University hematics Department I Science Department . H. Wilson Cook B.S., ?ox s University Hiss Dorothy Ann Rook B.A., Texas University MR. Sam Crenshaw Mti«, Southwestern University Vocational Department History Department Jtie Classes I BOWIE ELEHENTARY JCHOOL C. M. BETHANY PRINCIPAL TRAVIS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL J VERNON BROWN PRINCIPAL Smooth BILL MOORE PRESIPENT A football player-hard to beat, This juy would rather play than eat. You'll travel far before you'll see A (jirl os sweet as Anna B. ANN  E  THOMAS V1CK-PRESIDENT MILDRED KDEN REPGRTEl QKTfck PEGGY STUART A ladies man without a doubt, He needs a bus to take them out. Peqgy mixes work with play. 3he brinqs up lessons ev'ry day. . BOB HEARN TREASURER Our Band 5weetheart, and can she smql A female Rudy, Russ , and Binq. Mh Anderson Tho' this 4 rl is in demnnJ, Her eyes are set on Ayyielond. Emoyene Ballerstedt Emoyena is Dry «ns Mae West; The judges once fouad her the beat. Trances Beard School, by mostof US, is feared; It's just a swp tor Frances Beard. Robert Boriskie If you'll foryive me, well, 1 jue$s, I'll let you know I wrote this mess come in. Zetta Mane Andrews She’s always full of ready wit; Where 'er she qoes, she mokes a hit. Elizabeth Anne Bradley She takes a Gertrude Barnett Gertie is so swaet and sky That the hoys just sit and siyh. Margaret Beard Ttaryaret, tall and stately too. Has found few th nqs she can't do. Douglas Buckhaults A base-boll player, every inch, A strdiqht line drive won’t: moke him flinch. Quentin Bullock Quentin iso worthy friend; You con trust him to Ted Bukowski If he could only hove hi5 wish, He'd always be where, there ore fish- Lawrence Carp For looks, take the M he won t 9tve the qiris a break. Roland Chatham He takes his jirl(tfout in his cor, This boshful Bryan High Lochmvar r(J Curl Cantellr V Our dark arid hart fiie Latin shiek, A romeo who likes 'em Clara Cloud A Cloud that hasa silver linmy. Here’s ayirl that's never whining meek. Florine Carriraton 5he come to us from schools opart But she will ere be in our hearts. aw Georum flue Denied Here’s i vjirj that did her F't, Vorrfakfi this bock a work otirt. Louise Cook Always hippyt oJvYup .r . 9% I he skies for her are V Ruth De Hart Ttath DeHirt would like to trowel, On hiqhwiys, lanes, and roads otywel Fences Purnell This dimpled «krlirvj lowed b, Oil Is sure to mike the A ies fill. Mdry Elizabeth Dunforth On weekends she isT ler - bound. Gnitk that love she's found ? isaUys yeiniinj; 3he doesn't qivea snap for Wnina. Phileno PcrrowLjr 1 unnot bejin to $«y The things she's done for 5.Fa Currie Denk Footloose qnd fancy free, Tints just the wiy she wonts to be. Joe Dyer You've new been this fellow mad; Nor hive you ever seen Kim sod. Clyde Freeman It you would search both tar and wide, You(J Find but tew to rmteh ourClyde. Adele Hanna ’Sweetie  is jubt tilled with jojj, Ythen she oes ri Jiru vlith th wy. Bill Hopkins Mr. Sloops moot irksome Scholar, They ’ll have a tight, we bet a dollar. Anita Ruth Hensarlirx vflfi U n . j trreb to see. you tnrouyn, In anything that you might do. John Edge Pwn„ Key  ju t tingle ne«th hib tooth. But he Can't ploy the thing - not much!! Gerokiine Gilpin eyes oi blue and wavy hur, Cirls like her are very rarc. M ry Virginia Dimmitt $he really steps to lead the baiid; There's none |uite likte. her in the land. 3 S Bora Mae Keith Dora loves the qreat outdoor , When out in nature her heart sours. always do b be of aid tome and you. John Jones A summer day, a place to swim Will briny a lot of joy to him EUa Keiilenbrink A friend at work, d friend at play, She ll stick nqhfc by you all the way Ed Korper When he said ‘yellr We all would scream To try to help that football teqm Jim James Yea'Yea! Yea1 Rah! Rah  Rah' fie re's to Jimmie l! Mary H. Jones Another (jirl who loves to sing; May it fame and fortune brirtd. ■Robert Jones )ur flashy mile  of the track- et year he ran it - on his back! Walter Keller Action of qas in hi model ‘T' And Walter's as happy as can be. Bertha Nell Koeniq The year that weVe known Bertha Nell Forever in our hearts will dwell. Bernice Kraft Here's o jirl that loves to dance Or maybe she prefers romance. Trances Machtfc Quiet and charmmy ir? her way$, She never tab to make (our AV Anita Ruth Kern The v olin she loves to play, A music masters proteq e. Evelyn Kohler She has hair of purest qotd; There is no more that need be told. Gladys Ligfitsy When to Eco she must c o. Gladys is indirect woe. Dorothy Murium In a car she took a flip, It looks as though she liked the trip. Helen Hiller Though she is always very goy, She never fails fco make anT Lorene Moore Happy, carefree Lorene Moore Vill never claim that school's a bore Frances M = Gee A girl who always Joes her port. To moke a toy just hold his heart. Annie Mae Werka Annie Hae would be a nurse; WeII,we can think of things much worse. sverette Morehead He wants to be an engineer; We wish him luck-and that's sincere. Leon MuniloM Jiggs  is slow, but gets around; More friendly guys are not just found. Li h InaMat M ee Ina plays the clarinet, In away you can t forget. Dons tfoehlmiin Sophisticated senior. girl, 5he glories in the social whir . 3DJIOT Lillie Mae Nedlxdek Of all Uic plat hum biondes we know. She looks the most like Jean Harlow. Ruth Neeley Her ambition is some day The role of ’Juliet  .1, t0 fb Hazel Dawn Nunn [fazeI Dawn some daf will sod Her private plane o'er hill and dale Rowland Persons Alas1 One ni )ht i t came to pass. His toot was heavy Myrtle Peyton In typing class her finders fly; You can't beat her 50 just dont fcrj Lucy Phillips If you would look until the end. You’d never find a better friend Helen Pmtas Helen end the Simpson twins Are the very best of friends. Inez Reese Her chir  dogs should all be wood For one small drop, and they’re no aood. Loreta Rich Her jet Week eyes and blacker hair Give to her a Spanish flare. Yelasta RychliX Her trig she overcomes with ease She'll (yet a lot of wise decrees Inn Mae Price You’ll find this cjirl d every game She helps to brimj the Bronchos fame Of all the foods that one might take. Trank always asks for cake and steak Mie Rychlik Achemist true,, and she is fine Fn anything along that line. Alfred Schulman That he’ll be great is evident, He some day might be president James Vance This boy chooses for his sport Flying planes ot Slack's Air Robert Trant In the lob room you will see Robert working chemistry. Aotlionette Vmco Here’s gray-eyed Anthonette. When she smiles, you don't forget. Ruth Thurmond Presses she'll design Some day And Tishion  will just pay andwy Sarah Watts Tiano--player, with just lots Of smiles for all-that's Sarah Watts. Johnnie Noe Wiley Johnnie loves to picy around, With all the kittens n our few?. are gazing at an Rt shark; The halls of fame will have her mark. . J • [ I V I 1 CX A f' l t11 BW I t ffhis year there's joy throughout the state', Tberes revelry and fun, But let us pause,to meditate, And study what's been (tone. . • •  s Where once did graze the. buck and doe Is found o cattleyard, Where once the weeded id freely grow, Tlwre runs a boule rd: ■AU Our sULe, we know, has just begun, Ib dsk her share of .fame ! 'Some she ll have for ev Vy jqne, An nondhed, hallowed name. 5o Texas now 11 li In progress, ski iff Shell jrow in numbers ev’ry doy. We re drinking to her lieeltb! ROBERT bORI5KIE,‘36 (CofYBiowr) 'I Otker deussi JOS RCaiMK I: mm IK Lex; Vick William Washington Josi imiink Watts STUDENTS NOT IN PICTURES SENIORS Abbate. Jim ' Batten. Franci  Nil i ( Aim . Ai t ini Citrni.. Lillian Eden. Vi ka IIarimng. Bob Hi ndi kson. Jex M Kana. Mary I iNDsnv. Jack Km PH. 1 IND I V - l.isi NBfc oleta Martin. I.i na Rmau ND. Mi l I N Rigmund. Victoria Rosier. James SCHRAM. I II.I.IAN Sabo. I ionard Thorpe. Bernici Wai ki r Jami s Whitworth. Mary Wll LIAMS MAKJORII Wilson Robert V Vanci Dai ton JUNIORS A ikins. Lynn Bai l. Robert Barni s Anna Bi-i.i Barnett. Lnnii Bt AI . ORI N Benson. David Bi i mi Wii i ii Bowles. Edwin Iumi. Edward Bktianan. Thurston Cm hi Ci aka J Cangi.lo i Sam Clutter. Joe Pali. Class. Milton Cook. Florini- Conrad Doris Dewey. Webber Edge. Lee Dyess. Ruby M I aster. I i na Roth Lit is Dorothy Ei its. Exa Easters. JotINNii It ecki nmi in. Johnnii Franc is. Pali ini FRAN k III anok I ridi i . Franci s Fridi i . Frank gammon. William Gi rke. Pearl Gibson. Lucille. Gi ass. Rebecca Hall. Thomas Harts  ii i.d. Ardki.i.i IIOLUBI C. HATTIE Hudetts. Oita Hu DSP I III. LUTI Hi NT. Vivian Jones. Linton Jones. Rebicca Koi.de.jak. Henri i i ia Kii.im sak. Hi nri tta Koi.enic. Iulia Kohler. Franci s Kubin. Helen LANG. Om s I.F.NZ. Lillian I.ightsk.y. Virginia Locke. Ai Manaird. Ei i a Louise McCali Elderdc.i Me Donald. Hi i i n Me Williams. Earl Worthington. Louise I Wisr ll tm Whit • OiM! Wiim D V wm.iia.va Carl WOt I WlLI n TllpMMON. Vi a lOHi.AA MARY VMM A. CATHI-RINI '.V M I IS I-ASM! Wkhhsi.ion MARI Al !•: . Wit I IAMA VlRCIMA W  AIIAM Cal AOY Sophcyiiiove Cla s SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS i.DWIN NlOBALLK Ptmdtni Ruth Gordon VitfPtrudt Mart Ai scl Wlownctt N Suttiary Mary Alici Rli-si Hr pot let 'i Pall H.nn; v Ka% v ' .nij rv pulton HARKtvON MARII | Walls Hi f IM 1 AW K1 « . kl VIJ 1 KA k K   | I   to rmr m McCall, kai Macihh 1  ms’ M  Ai | O 1MI  : !1 0 Mirra Avion SV 31 H v u i .• M ).  V..i W 1VM I V •  1 Hal him owirt i v S ASM Cm am is wisMitt Loris Sll I QU AM Vl AC4-’ %. Mll.ORIP MfOiN ii w M ARY Al id r U.M A I 1 v MCOUU X 4Jl Jo A v l noim Durham Maiif Ml 1 V ill vs Hi I TT   MM till 1 :   NMtlS. l.OftAtN MOLAM  N M ARY Kl 1 vi MART Al  1 ( !! vv ki I ll IAS M« (| KXA [  4 0fM RICH) Dl VI Kl Al X (jOKU'S Rl’fH M.ANTHU 1 Y A a Mart Ca n ft  Doxotms Marxismv marh VjOI . |v Al I May Dorothy M AI • Hv-nsam 'V. l.oi  Mirra Myrtii Lon M A WO MALI it I H.t (wi : h I sic t Mil A W. ! OCIM Si i ms s Clara JOHSKXS :0 ANSI VM 1 U l, f X I S I it I Mi i| i Ioiinston. i n.i ian Sl . x ,  IVutovirv PrnY. ROSA 1 1 1 sm r m Ol'At. Kiri Axioftiv PHIt 1 :j • M:: A't! Mar o mi I da66 FRESHMAN CL SS OFFICERS BU.K WAR) Pc. i ni Otivi Ruth Hi nsabling Vt t-Pttudtn TKAVIS Nl i son , Snrttary AN APPRECIATION r Vo, the student body of the Stephen F. Austin High School, desire to express our very deop appreciation of the splendid group of nen and women composing O'-r faculty. Vo thank for their kindness and oon- sidorxi: ton, for t’-etr -xttlenoe, and al30 for the enoouragment and inspiration extended every student attending this sohool.  e realize that they are confronted with many rerplexlng problems in dealing with so large a group. The spirit of tolerance and fat re- play that characterizes our facul t , however, enables then to settle all difficulties amicably. Indeed, the machinery of the school runs so smoothly and is so uell lubricated by the oil of human kindness, that we have a situation which approaches the Ideal. We honor the faithful group who are de- dicating their Uves to our education. When we are famous, ue will divide our laurel wreaths with then. IN MEMORIAM AL LISTER M LELLAND WALDROP 1906-MEMBER Of THE SCHOOL ftOAR  -1936 A worthy citizen, 1 «jollont Christian, and a gentlemen extnorriimry. FOOTBALL Squealing girls and laughing boys. Tooting horns, incessant noise, Rippling ribbons, new fall dresses, Swanky hats, fresk  curled tresses. Floshjf suits and scarlet ties, The sweet thing wants, the boy friend buys, khiruj corns and stepped'on feet, The mob all surging for one seat. Can’t find Sister, Sonny’s gone, The whistle's blown, the game is on, Pounding,crunching shoulder pads, Anxious Mothers, proud old Bads. Pushing, pulling, tearing through, Sweat-soaked grass that should hold dew, Weaving hips and frying cleats. One team gains and one retreats. Flying pigskins, passed and kicked I THE BR0NC0S-7Y' SQUAD ROW 1—-PRICE, MCCALL, HiSTIVO. ROW 2—SCA.M.L'.. MoWlLLIAlS, MOORE, LINDSAY, ELBIN, BALL. BE-. • , , . •, ROW 4—SYPTAE, PATRO. ELLA, TOBIAS, STALLINGS, HTLSON, PATRCNELLA, ..OYAK. 'BROWSING WIT I t BRO.YKS ROBERT BORISCIK—SrORTS J3RYAI STARTED THE 1935 TOOT .ALL SEASON WIT:! ONLY FIVE RXTLR INC LITTtRkXN FtOMT. C1UV.HOXS IP-TEAM A D JUMPED I TO T . TO-G] :ST CUSS A DISTRICT TK T .-. ST ?E ATJT - . .. cr 5 too, wit; capt t. c. s?-ll: cs, bo p SI CC 1) CAJ'J , ' VERA 3RYA P A’ R 3T w.ED -LB WE 1934 RXCIOYAL r.Ti SA3X TO fER! : OLD INC COR-IC  V TO A SCOR'D 3S TIE, B'JT :: s or «: (due. t corsic jL. or STALL CS. (7! : OV PR PDA ESS S OU J TO 0 FOR WAXA AC ' . TELL S..ORT 0F CONO ER2.C WELL NX CAM . WE SAW, IT TELL SNORT OP COKU ER- c B A 19 TO 0 SETBACK AT E . ACA PS OP :ACO. STALLICS U E TO WI 12 TO 0- m: lsboro sad too -cl wei tad; s .c across t o tolc do;; s d: ■: : :.oto ous as t ay i c nr-c to sol d, stall, ls ■ s t star. US 44 TO 0. K DZKO OUR DISTR.CT COUP .TIO .. BR A. , I U)ST 1 .S CMC SET ' - CORD. SOT ONLY D.' . y XL TO W. ... 1ST .... . - ALSO S 2 FAILED TO SCORE -. 0 El HOWEVER T ERE WAS A T'OR:. I' T.E SIDE OF EVERY DISTX-CT OFPO-E. T D  CAPTAI . • S.ALL. GS. STALL?! !: C DU. cr A. A—JIS-.R-CT, A .v-S , LL Ah CA , ALL-EVER T KG FOC Lb FLAT - CO .ROB CAME TO TO ': EXT. A D ■ BOY-O-BOY-O-BOY , 7 W..S SWTLu TO 0 7. t mO.-c E SCORE. EVERY S. 'DMA;: WAS ALLOWED TO PL  TOR A WJ ILE A D WT STILL R 0 A 52 TO 0 «I . SCAN LIN A D STALL! CS ?IR   t R ' S OF MORE riAX 70 YARDS FOR TOUCHDOWNS, AD HOTS FLAYED DAM- UR DETE SIVE HALL. BXLLYXLL. HOWEVER, BR'.'l SCABLIE. SCISLH D ; ,3 t .: FOOTS! Lb SEA SOX OF 193 FOR STEPHEN F. AuSTI... (WERE YO 7 CAPE DO 1C. FOR A SWIM (IT RATED TOR. E. IS DURING THIS CAME), A'D BEAT S? ;YA PRODUCED Y E 01TSTA. PI: C PLAY OF 7  cAM . E A 80 YARD CALLO P FOR A TO C CAY LI. LXVCS WERE THE BACETIlLP STA. DOLTS, WHILE MOORE AND SYT7 I SZ 70 0. DOWN BI DID SOME OF TIE LIST OiGv) I , i  ('''e) THE COLTSB  SQUAD v _ RO  1—Franks, Fickey, Towns, Monk, Suith, Tuulimion, Beard, Galloway, Fuchs. RO':,’ 2—8ENB0W. 'EEDOR, Fr STER, MALTOU, BALL, EUDALY, JOHNSON, Nelson, Batten. RC )—Carmichael, Krenc.k, Hart, Locke, Dishman, Benson, .Vare, ADAMS, jNYDCR, GOIIEZ, H A 1RI S ON , BERRY. BRYAN FOOTBALL SCORES T‘ E BRONCOS Bryan-25—Madisonville-0 B R Y A N-0-C f. r. S I C A N A-0 BRYAN-----7-B EHNAM--27 Bryan—0—Cleburne-----13 BRYAN--C----«AXAHACMI E---------6 Bryan—0—.Vaco--------1? Bryan—0—Hi llsb ro---12 Bryan—0—Corsicana----hk BRYAN—6--3ELLVILLE---- 3  yan-5 —Conroe------0 THE COLTS BRYAN-2i --BREMONO---1.1 Bryan-13—new Waverly-o Bryan--O—HE ARNE-------C BRYAN--6-r-KOSSE-------7 BRYAN- 13-HEARNE-------0 BRYAN--0—BEDI AS------1y Bryan-19—«Vaco---------0 Total Bryan-75—Opponents—38 Totai BRYAN-.0--OPPOHE  TS —168 DISTRICT CHAMPIONS Ralph. Lmoit w Tauns HJUOK 1% JAMES MENBL 9 9 LEE ROSWW EARL K YmU4M3 LOUIS BALL I GIRL5 VOLLEY BALL LOLA SCHULTZ uixns riTTS FRANCES SELL BATTEN DOT UARIE SCRAMZE CLARA JANE CHYTIL D0RC7HY PLA CESS CLADYS LICHTSXY VIRA THOMPSON DORIS DAKS3Y LORAIKE FLECKIMSTEIN MYRTLE LOIS MEREA EDELWEISS STPVESSON B' SQUAD BASKETBALL flecks stein SCDALY UoCALL BRITTAIN DISUUAN GOMEZ BERRY K ALTON- J(WVUJJVh V iJt JOHN EDGE-SENIOR ANNA B.THOMAS- SENIOR WEBER DEWEY-JUNIOR RUTH GORDON- SOPHOMORE 'Band. Sweetheart Kothryn WallirKj-Junior I oHc f HAZT.L D. K'SH-------------- Assistant Editor ANNA B. THOMAS--------------—iiiliUnt Editor RJTH TH'RMOHD---------------------Art Editor PHXLKHA DARROW-------  ■    Photo Editor HELTK MILLER -------—---------Administration PETE TIMLIN SON-------------------Cartoonist CEORCXA MiE DANIELS------------------Printer ROBERT BORIS!!----------------—Sport Editor JOEXNXI WILEY----------------------Favorites BOBBIE BEARN!------------------ Photo Editor OBOTZB B7LLOC! -—Assistant Business Uias -r MISS MART EYMAN----------------------Sponsor Ma. Sam CRk oAA ---------------------Sponsor PRANCES BEARS 1 — Literary Editor FRANCES CAR KELL---------------Organisation ELIZABETH ANNE BRADLEY-----------------Jokes JOHN EDGE------------------------------Jokes ditor-ia-Chlof ALFRED SCHJUUX Business Manager I NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY MEMBERS HXLZX MXLuXft, FRA CIS 8Z1RD. ABU 3. THOMAS, RMOCXKX BALLtRSTIDT, UB HUHK, MARGARET Ilia, ROTH THOTMUb, rums uact.c.. :v;::,YT. EORLZR, aw:::Tis . JLLOCt, jo;::. EDC , :0B f w: , ILU HtHLOTROT, FRAXCIS MeCKE, ROTH NIX LEY, ALFRED SCK UUR, PKCCT STUART. I Octavia Adair Jane Adams Zetta Man Andrews Jack Ashworth Arthur Bntfaia Kobe it Bortskir Roland Chatham Ruth Crenshaw Billse Dans Car Davit M n i  Dnsenj John Fdge Bob Cordrr SCIENCE  CLUB Joe Gray Martrl Harrison Mars Kana Adolph Kaplan Marie Kaah Juanita Kretaek Margaret Lamb Aline Langford Jean McCain Helen M.rXina'.d Helen Miller B.ll Moore livelvne Kasnce Birbara Reppert Ansa B Thomas...........................................Prtudtm Qvi sns Bullock.........................................VictPrntdtnr BOS Hi AKNk........................................ iecrefoev ROBtKT SlKlS............................................V rreitirer NATIONAL LETIC SOCIET Aubeey Tobsat Robert Nelson Jack Lindsey Walts  I rs e Bob Harding Far! Ms Williams kldiidfe Me Call Walter Holden Id Meeka Lee Rospeim L O Manning Robert Jones Ralph Lindsey Bill Moore Robert Ball Robert Tram T nsr HOME ECONOMICS CLUB PiiKilli Aedtew Gertrude Barnett Dorothy Blazek Sara CuaBiegi Efte i «k Louiw I «hmip. Loiiim Mttkni- •tria Dom Heatae Aaiu Hentarlmg lea JnIim Jo-Ana Johaton Mm Helen Joan Praline Joan Dom Mm Keith Alin Laagfoed Maiie Martiatoa Kubv M.Kcneie l.illte Mat Ned- balrk .!o«ph-.n  Perroae Julia Pierce Nlirr Abet Pluasb Mary Ali.e Rm Ona Rieka dm Sample Meric Sikea P (|l SlIlR Lee Teapleton Vera Tboapw Mjit Tobiaa Aathoacii V mw I maw I.oa V k Mavonee Warner Johnnie Wiley FRANCES DARNELL Birnici KRArr Sara watts i.omita Rich Pr rodent VmPrfuini innliirv T rnium Reporter FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Robbie Batten Leon Bientki Rubea Boed Joe PjuI Clutter Rxmond Cobb Johnnie Heekea- uein Joe Mjrtia Hera- dertoa John Dougin Joeet Edward Kubin Niek 1 a erone Ralph Lindaer I.. O. MANNING Ooc’i Lang I.IONARD SABO • FKANKII RiGMOND • Prrartfrot • VufPrtvJnU Seerefeev • Reporter J. L SOR’ELL - J C WATSON - J. B DVNNING - OrLN BlAL Adnaee T rruaurre form H’dfeA Dog Al Loeke Mike Prtroae Paul Perroae Jaaet Roarer Waldie Sotolik Cilia a Steen Robert Chailn leant Hearv Vnotki Hawley Wnt Cart  White Feed B WUioa Will  WoM I THE T)RONCO CHORUS Jane Adam. Slier Ann Black li jtxih Aim Hr idler Brewer Mine Oih' Miijjw CikII Mtir Mirabrth Dant' rth Minnie '.Vn ti Mi'y Virginia I) mmitt Mildred Ldrn . .na Ruth I ntm M ix I iit HVroehi Gunter Don  HfJtw Jo Arne Johneon Rtwnm Ktokk - Com l.lovd Margaret M«in!l I rant re k(m Virginia MtHiitty I OVIK Rtppttt Olive Simple Clui See min Leti IWh Shebnder Goldie Rnth Sint peon Anu B Smith Mirgie Smith Marguente Thompeon Veil Thompson Mavooer Wiener Sanh Watte John me Mae Wilev Jane Wotthington J «anci   Darsi : i • Mar  Auer sai nt  «  • Mahv Auer wfmmngtok Lokita Rich • Meliis Miller I’rttiJtm Vi tPrruJrni Sum ary I feuuiref Rrpotln WEDD1NGT0N GREEN CAPES Doti  Andrew l.oeeae Barnett Geetrude Barnett I Innnr Cairingtoa Bert  Alton! Sara Cuaminge l)om Mn Conrad Mvrtle I ran e Manor I ran e I neille Gthton Merle Hirtiheld Lillian Johneaoo Reheeea Jonee Jnanita Jonee Anita Rath Kern Mouiee Navel Ina Mae Fr.ce Maudrll Power loeeptnne Petrone Julia Pearce Barbara Reppert to Watte Sara Watte Virginia William F.ihyl P. Wateon Fannie Wallin Ruhr Davie BfcRXTC  KRAKT DmoTH  MASCVM Rfktiia Sill Koi mx; marv Hi i.i n Jones PtmJrnt I'ree- Ptrudmt librarian Statuary 9 INTER5CH0LAST1C LE GUE 9 I: : LAYERENCE C Junior Decla- ration I ALIXX LANCPC fe ©  H M p 1 our dates ;nior Declaration J V V I Speller ;el:h miller £ MAULICE SEARCY « BARBARA REPPERT LA.'iGTORD 9 Latia 1. Debate—Boys AUKA B. THCIU' Ready Writer KAi r.L d. ran Extenporancou Speaking ALT RED SCHUUUN w ROBERT KELSON u RUTH NEELEY RUTH TEURMOKD Debate—Girl 1 VIRGINIA JONES Junior Girl Single BOYS' BASEBALL TEAM JOHN LAYER. Ji'. Boy  Double CHARLES CAMPBELL Junior Boys Singles TRATES WELSOU The Cactus IkcL Joe Novak: I want a couple or teeth pulled. Doctor: But, son, I'm a throat specialist. Joe: Well, they're down my throat. Donald Weedon JUST KNOCKED THEM THERE. Say, Bill, have you got room I 'm all filled up. Robert Nelson: for DIMM ITT? Whoa, Bessiej JOHN Fireman (to Ruth Thurmond): Oh, come on out. They're wearing A LOT OF LAST YEAR HATS. 1  Mr. l  p remarked la Hl«t' -  'lass th  ittir day that his father ns a famous knj rili«r. Jobaalc . You'r  it different. lossy. My last loyfrlsil took to  ba( to «ay Moci night.  Colo : ’LlaloraJ, ah?  Jobnaii: Ko, stutter !. 3. Frank Thomas: 1 was frlght- eabnrrnssed whoa 1 dr.ppsd y fork at th  banquet.  Bob Baaraot  Why , «rer bogy !r:pj a fork aT ry aow aa4 than.  fnik: ’Y-- but ororyboly doesn't drop one oat of bla ooat floor.. 4. Tlro-'hlef | S9 stla| building;i ‘This billdlng Is la parfao . coalition except for your fir esoapos. lk«rs art tksyt  Mr  Tones: 0b , aou't you kaow7 Tbii is leap war.  b. laofoto JallersloJt, (t  fathor who it parked la frost of a '.sabs’ yard i Why, I dlJn't know you waatod any lamb r. Mr. ballorstodti 'tky, bliss my sou', child! Didn't I hoar you say you wanted to ooao to towa for a ikiafliv  6  Mrs Haary, there's a fly la JOVT p.‘ Hobry: That's all rl|M—kt won  drink sail.' 7  lane Seal at oonoort}i What's too book tba  the aosJiCir keeps looking st Dyer: Tba1•  th© soor  of tae orartoro.  lane: Ch, rsal'.yj Wh: s winning?  8. Sd Xarpor translato! “Pa  ia boll©  on a Latin oxaa as freeioa from i.ligcjtloa.' 9  Hasol Oawai “My hair bat so suoh olootrlcity la it.  Ruth Hesloyt Sure, It's ooaaso'sd to a Iry cell 10. Monk: “ Tbo teachers don't  sow a thing! Why, no , a os  of thorn oould teaob any whore olse and got away wifi It. They're Just d uab—---orhy, they ought to Mot a whole new teaching staff.  Shank: Toah, I flunked, to . 11. Miss Hyman: “This htwe is oertalhly poor. Whore dll you get your subjsot matter?  Loreta Rlohi fro  your looter . 1 . Mr. Srwtuei Tomorrow I'm going to lootur  on Kwolstlia.' Mary Tirg'ula ! “O’., o it the moakoy business. 11. Ml  Issklf'l What ar  the three rer  farms?  Prlaoe Dishaam ladlaatlr . laterrogat:. aad Imperative.  Miss Inoksri Giro aa exa-pie of eaoh.  Prlcoo: Tom is slok--!  Tom Sick oo T m.“ 1-t. ie •  Brower: Last aight I dress  1 I disk.  Margaret Caselli That wsko you up?  Batty: Th  heat.  10. Mr. Sloop: 'Ati 1« th  nna-powar 5“ X M.“ Phlleaa rar- w Oh, porfeotly grand.  16. Mildred Jafcn: “Tbo boy I go with bas lost all bis money.  Ylrgisln Mo.-auey: I'li bot you're sorry for bla.  Mildred: Yes, he'll mis  me plenty. HOLMES BROTHERS Confectionery UJ£ DELIVfcFS- PHONE 22 1. COMPLIMENTS of Cit3 National Banl  BR.T2KM.TEX . FOUND BY MEMBERS OF THE NATIONAL ATHLETIC HONOR SOCIETY ENOUGH TIES ON THE SCHOOL CAMPUS FOR ALL of them. Find your in their Pic- ture. Even the Photographer's too. WANTED AT ONCE CRECiT given in primping. Courses should be given IN CURL-TWIRLING, ROUGING, AND MAN- lUIIRINO. LOUI SE WORTHI NOTON , RUTH Thurmond, and Mavanee Warner. SAY FELLOWS- Want to Know WhattteNw Stales arr? Brief ly, They are better Looking ittan.   Fv zr — Any Way Ijou Look Them.  lJA ON THE CAfAPUG or OFF .A-HH There i NotVurvj 5marbr for fMjeJW Spring or Summer tka_n. a. IfV mJGABARDINE 4-UIT. •'1 HD jyjgg COLORFUL SMART - ST U P D  - REASON MM. C . I1 M|j BULLOCK VT  AKIN. BRYAN’S POPULAR PRICCO STORE POP  NEN , YOU NO MEN S 0OYS I P ENE DUNNE A GOOD SHOW for YOUNO and OLD- PALACE QUEEN • DIXIE THEATERS  phome ■ AIIIC ivyuiY FINE MEAT PRODUCTS ICE ChEAM 23rvt S ' MAIN  { O ALWAYS F (x E.ST J WARNING---NEVER TELL A JOKE TO Phjlena Darrow on Saturday nioht OR SHE WILL LAUGH IN SUNDAY School. And Mary Virginia will GIGGLE BEFORE YOU GET TO THE POINT. WANTED----A BEAUTIFUL, YOUNG, AND EFFICIENT WIFE. NONE EXCEPT EX- CELLENT COOKS AND EXPERT STENO- GRAPHERS NEED APPLY. PHONE Mr. Crenshaw for try-outs. '' Courteous Service Oeo.A.Adams INSURANCE AGENCY SOUTHWfSTEftN LIFE — fceoiVTPHEO policies for t oys 5 oikcs NORWOOD CLEANERS Tsl'i lo rs - Hitters Mens FurnisHin s WHAT'S NEWfor SPRING? In Under-Grad Clothes... Its plenty I The Neu; 5primj Suits are Months ahead in. Stifle. No Ordinary Style job, these Under Grads— Smarter and More Unusual than everJust IWhat you ll Need for the Many Social Activities During Graduation and forAll Summer, STRAW UMWPOUT OXFORDS  FANCY SOCKS Smart shirts  belts- susknders hanoker«iefs A.M.WALDROP CO.  Bryan's Leading Clothiers WANTED-AW invention THAT will OPEN FOR ENGAGEMENTS-Miss Rucker'S make TWO OF ME AND MY CAR BETWEEN OHORAL OLUB, WHICH HAS BECOME 8 i15 AND 8:30 IH THE MORNING SO KNOWN FAR AND WIDE AS A HOWLINO I 0AN OCT TWO GIRLS TO SCHOOL ON SUCCESS. NUMBERS ARRANGED TO SUIT time. The worried Roland Chatham. audiences. EUOENE EDGE 5  SOM DRV GOODS QUALITY HGRCMANDlSe FOP OVER 3 CENTURY A ROME OWNED INSTITUTION — SERVICE STATION S. CAFE Home of 0000 GAS • GOOD EATS GOOD SERVICE B CAFE v AVENUE £ TEXAS H ve You Tried. It. Compliment  of SCHOVAJ SA TOP  00DY WORKS Rebiulders Of Wrecked and VasnaqecI Automobiles V'SERVICE WITH A SMILE mniiLLiTT i uiiir -1JUL1 mini] j.C.penney Co. nc. k WHERE SAVING  ARE GREATEST SI RAYED NEAR ALLEN ACADEMY---ONE VERY OENTLE BROWN HORSE WITH DIS- TEMPER. HE CAN BE EASILY RECOO- N I ZED BY HIS TRICKS THAT JU 8 T SUIT YOUNG GIRLS. MILDRED EDEN. FOR SALE---ONE SLIGHTLY BENT PLY- MOUTH. Tests have proved that JT 18 PERFECTLY SAFE FOR CHIL- DREN to drive. Terms arranged to suit buyer. Rowland Persons ALE  SERVICE WHEEIESS TIM Kelvin at or REFRIGERATORS RADIOS AUTO ACCE 0R1E PHONE 71_ Be kind. la. Salle HoteL  APPLIANCE CO. TIRES S BATTEFMES J.CoultprSmith FLORIST F otvrrs for 4  Occa s ons BONDED T.D.S. MfcMBER- 'phone 67Z. Bravos MOTOR CO.  5TU0E8A5EFS Smart to be seen in - Smartertodoj Sppciabjng in Home Coo iin£ Sl Afcc casz floods METRO’’011141'1 BEAUTY SHOP Me Satisfy Others - To Satisfy Ourselves. PHONE 5 2,. Dentistry. Dr.UU.H.Laiureace- Dr. D.C.YorK. ©RYAN •TEX. WANTED---ACID-PROOF TROUSERS. MUST BE COMPLETELY AC ID—RES)ST J NO BOTH FRONT AND BACK. DON'T SUGGEST AN APRON UNLESS THERE ARE TWO WIDE ONES FOR SALE CHEAP. TOM STEWART. FOR LEASE BY THE HOUR—ONE MAGIC ENGAGEMENT RING. GUARANTEED TO FURNISH ALL THE CONGRATULATIONS, AND EXCITEMENT WITH OUT THE DRAW- BACKS OF REALITY. RUTH ANDERSON. BUILDING MATERIAL “■PP STEPHAN dSttlinoco PRIVATE CAR to Hubbard, Texas, every Friday afternoon, leaving promptly AT 3’k5 FROM THE HIGH SCHOOL BUILD- ING. References furnished upon re- quest. MR. W. R. Carmichael. WANTED WITHOUT DELAY----SOME EXPERT TO DO DELICATE AND LASTING RE- PAIR WORK ON MY RUSTY BRAIN CELLS. All work must be kept an absolute SECRET. ALFRED SCHULMAN. HALSELL MOTOR CO. DODGE Sc PLYMOUTH Ccurs £ TrujcKs. Bryan.Te . Phoaa ISZ. PARKER 6DODSON ALL KINDS of= INSURANCE PAFSISEF  BLDO. your Vote  inpuiencc appreciated A.S.WARE • W CANDIDATE- FOFS County Attorney BBAZPS COUNTY SVIVJECT To ACTION or ©«r OCRAT«c PWimaM TEXACO FIRE CHIEF CbASOLINE Meets U.S. Government Spec- ifications For Emergency U9e In QuicK-Get Away Vehicles. E.B.ELUOT AGENT. Future Aqqies VISIT THE Official Colleqe Store. exchange STORE AGENTS WANTED TO HELP me dispose or SILENCE EXTERMINATED HOT air me f h- THE HORSE SALVE 1 HAVE HAD ON HAND OD OF UNCEASINGLY TESTED EFFICJEN- SINCE 1 WAS A FRESHMAN. NONE EX- OY. NEVER A DISSATISFIED CU8T0MER. CEPT EXPERIENCES SALESMEN NEED APPLY. LISTEN FOR MONK VANCE AT ANY TIME See Aubrey Tobias. when he is not asleep. WHEN YOU FS CAPS won't stafst CALL US BRUNER BATTERY  ELECTRIC CO. UNDON Stale Baulk fc THRUST C©. UJe solicit Vom k  Ckcchirvg Account ON UN6 Safety Deposit Doices Tor Rent. Uour Friend and J lUa«hu)oma.iv STEAM Wl  IJ1  1 : Dry Cleaners Hatters- Dijers Phone 535 BLACK'S SERVICE STATI ON STEAM CLEAN WASH iO l°? ALEMITE LUBRICATION _ 754- EAST TEXAS NO. I LOST---ONE SENIOR GIRL, known be- WANTED—-A BRACE TO help l E hold FORE MONDAY, APRIL 13  AS GEORGIA UP MY NOSE AND A PIN TO DEFLATE Mae Daniels. Reward if captured my big-head. Will also consider SINOLE-HANDED BEFORE MONDAY, MAY AT ANY PRICE A DESK WITH A SEAT 25« Class of '36. long enouqh for a bed. ??? BRYAN MOTOR CO. f M TPatcKthc fords Go Bij NORTH MAIM ST. ROBERTS CHAMBERS  HOSIERY ‘Jen- IDomen.  @h ldren. PHOFME 155. BRVAN - TEX , comp ume tits of  — F.v t St e IlT5i   trust co. BTVYAN ,TGX. jOHnson  ptOHoe QUICK • PONTIAC Sales s, st yiC£ E.R.EMMEL ff)IP)(U(£p  Toi at Goods - Kodaks Stationery FOR SALE FOUR sliomtly used de- WANTED A there  that you can haters. NOT afflicted with brain- see, hear, smell, taste, or feel; FAQ. WILL CONS 1DER ANY ARRANGE- OR AT LEAST SOMETHING YOU CAN MENTS SINGLES, DOUBLES, OR FOUR- IS  OR WAS  OR WERE . H1 OH 80UES. WEARIED MISS RUTH RUCKER. PRICES PAID BY SENIOR GRAMMARIANS. COnGRATULATIOn  o tkc t CLA  OF 3fe and Best llJis«W to Quality GROCERY 1 VHtfSfc COUNT ESY - QUAi-MY S StfSVlCC TNULf FftESH FfSUITS i VEGETABLES. STAPLE S FANCY OfSOCFRIFS- fCfJII Dy free DeliVerj lLsu • KWolen? s  ■■ .-J)  0£PAP TM£NT STO $E _y MACARTNEY Pharmacu frcscr ptior  fitted, Dai] orMi ht TOILET (300DS- CIGARS T P UG SUNDRIES. FAMOUS to  VALUES SIMCE 169  NEEDED---A GIRLS  academy for BRYAN--UP-TO-DATE IN EVERY RE- SPECT. Girls must be beautiful, AND MATRON MUST NOT APPROVE OF uniforms. Hi oh School Male Club. WANTED TO BUY---One GOOD BRUNETTE TOUPEE—SOFT AND SILKY. MIGHT 00N8IDER BOTTLE OF GUARANTEED HAIR TONIC. APPOINTMENTS MADE AFTER 4 P. M. MR. N. R. SMITH. R.. C. 'jranKs INSURANCE AGENCY SAM I INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS MENS WEAK phone 2So Community NATURAL GAS CO. BRYAN TEXAS MKULLOCH DAN $ BY CO. Furniture U)eturr  your House into sl  h o m e-%' WANTED A MOVIE contract as a PERSONAL Any one knowing why DOUBLE FOR ZASU PJTT8 BECAUSE ORRIN RlOKS COMES TO THE BALCONY OF AN UNUSUAL ABILITY IN HAND EVERY DAY, PRESUMABLY TO SET HER SLiNOiNQ. Demonstrations qiven watoh, please communicate with EVERY DAY. MJSS MARY HYMAN. ANY ONE IN THE STUDY HALL. BO - nuRseRY FL0RAL CO. Sag It With. FLOWERS TotV FERTILIZER CO  A HOME INSTITUTION Under One Management since 1907. La Salle Hotel BEAUTY SHOP “BnjanV Finest  ‘famous for Permanent Waves HASW ELL’S BOOK STORE 53 Ijears of School Service for flnjani Vicinity WAIL PAPER PAINT WANTED--- A SPECIAL SECRETARY TO IS8UE EXCUSE SLIPS FOR ROLAND OHATHAM AND PHILENA DARROW. Must be unusually aotive. see MISS WESA Weddinqton. FOOND---ONE PERFECTLY QUIET DAY AT S.F.A---MARCH 26. MISS Sunshine, jaues Vance, Doris Moehlman, and Shaok Jones were ABSENT. KHOOL$UPPUE$ fTATIONfcRY  WALL PAPER  PAINT PARKtPrASTIN HARDWARE CO- DR.YAN -TtXfcS REPUTABLE ll 0ETTIE FIOUfRS EWILY ETl£ BecKuuitk X5S  WHOLESALE MAGAZINES ‘ NEWSPAPER T Tan Dyke BecKuuith. Cleaners CLEANERS 5 DYfcflS  e call FOP, ano oeuvCR. Phone 4-80 WSTUDIO • Better  PHOTOGRAPHS KODAK FINISHING. CEjGRIB®! Anything Electrical. FRI IDAIRE, DBALC.fl 3INC£ 92f WANTED TO LEASE HOME FOR OLD LOST OR STOLEN ONE VERY CHERISHED maids. Must have ample room for hat. When last seen it was  oats, TRY to come to terms with oh, I can t remember, accepted Johnnie Mae Wiley, anna b. Thomas, in any condition without questions Ruth neelet, or Helen miller. Mr. Fred l. Sloof. If the Gift is Lasting the Sentiment is Lasting SAnKEY PARK SEE US POPS DIAMOND ' WATCIIE  . ILVEPv Central Texas Auto Co. DESOTO - PLYMOUTH SALES S SEP VICE Mgtro Qlitari mm swop j.R.Bullard Pja Idui ells UNDER SUPERVISION OF BANKING DEPT. JEWELRY STORE Diamonds - Watches Si 1 ve r  GRADUATION GIFTS of all Kinds FIDELITY FINANCE CO. 3% Paid on ThriPt Accounts. 4% Paid on Invest- ment Certificates SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES P=os LOST 4flOO OOAT MANOERS. WHEN LAST SEEK WERE HOLDING CLOTHES IN CLOSET3 Disappeared mysteriously, but gar- ments LEFT DUMPED ON FLOOR. WHERE- ABOUTS sought 8Y S.F.A. Bothers. PERSONAL-—AMT ONE KNOW1 NO WHY MR. SMITH ASKED Mj8S RUOKER TO 00 ON A DRAWING 0LAS8 PICNIC AND THEN DIDN'T SEND FOR HER, PLAOE EXPLANATION UNDER THE DOOR OF room 33. •.«x!MS p«a macy P ftryan  Dn j state MOTORCYCLE DELIVERY Prescriptions (kre full) Filled, by a. Registered PAa.rma.cist IV. C.Mitchell INSURANCE AGENCY Southwestern Life Insurance c|RRRT $Hop 7 J.E.LESTER PRO P Distin|uisfied Wear For Women. -—. LA1 grocery §. Wholesale Grocers Cotton Factors. FOR LEASE SEAT No. 13 AND SEAT NO. 20 JN STUDY HALL. ESPEOIALLY VALUABLE FOR FIFTH AND SIXTH YEAR STUDENTS. References furnished by Jim James and Robert Jones. FOUND CAN'T-FAJL MATRIMONIAL AID—JUST ACOEPT POSITION OF LETTER!NO AN ANNUAL. WORKED FOR TWO THIS YEAR- A BOY AND THEN A OIRL. DON'T JAMB THE DOORS NEXT YEAR. COmPLimET T5 OP J. A. WILLIAMS HALL ■c Dgg C I — [ 7 „ STORES Chevrolet7 JhP Compete food AUz rKet 2 _J comPAnY SALES K CO. 1 I SERVICE u  ' Phone 137. General Hardware Goods. Schmidt ENOR AVI NO CO. WACO. TEX. H V. RPFRMfNTlN O erFF-Jones IEWELRY LINE EMENTS CARDS SRAM iRCIAL r WEDDING ANNOUNC CALLING S BUSINESS LETTERHEADS- MONOC STATIONERY - COMMI STATIONERY J i mmie B Ke REPRESENTATIVE DRUGS School Supplies DEAL HAT PSHOP 1 Smart Mats For To urn and Coimtiy COMPLIMENTS OF PERRY BROS. fJl APPRECIATE YOI R PATRO A AO £ — tow BARBER SHOP BARGAINS ALL OUR TEST PAPERS, NOTE- BOOKS, AND WORK-BOOKS FOR WORK DONE THE FIRST SEMESTER. TERMS TO SUIT PURCHASER. FIND JOE HENDERSON and Billy Oliver Patterson. ram WANTED ENOUGH FUNNY-PAPERS in THE LIBRARY NEXT TEAR TO KEEP US ENTERTAINED A WHOLE PERIOD EVERY DAY. MARTELLE HARRISON Stanley Novak. 1 |© RED  WHITE § Harris  Ed£e  Sholandefs food MarKet •' The Dependable Stores T Model Cleaners see 
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