Stephen F Austin High School - Bronco Yearbook (Bryan, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1938 volume:

I tMATEIR StcrK cn V. AustiV� ijou'M be Dcor Uk Ve,,tke last gradual rag class Higk Sck ool, reverently dedicate school. In ikese pages we express ou our loyalty to its ideals and trad'd with our friends will forever be amon( s memories. Class of 1936. fur the «peninic • •■•I him ivviii fi, X •• an-i X man S1’ on a chi v U po] feature lumber IIV twth. tixlh and ------have been writiM ic1 ■ —. —- -- ENROLLMENTS _______________ A SCIHOOL MR. WD. WVOEQCEIRSOIN SQJPElROINTEtNIDEINT 1 d- L4s J+JL OrrsdL fa Ur A, - -id JL ZAA LEo autU +4L au __ S} J2 !A a£L TZ) odL Vu -U+A zjzjz W AofUJl. V a 7 •fax -; 'QhJL fa3 difaa QAj AMtAAs a JL AUo zzSU4S. [MOSS MESA WEDDODMGTODM PEOtNCOLPAE 'J'h 'yntvrih us ojj. tL Clcut,o£ Jt Bfi -fry id UA. 4(Mi(ltti CiyVuL' A lAAM-P hcu L Xjlf eJL id yyi aXc %hf ki v 3- duaiCn- a, A cJ O-tfa IVL XcM Lath, oj tmtfa AfrdiAJjt O V ob C o-ckL- AAbhJxU M. tj oc t Vituv O-UdltA, -jLuJUU oA AtAsU-i jt. . +ris There are moments of life that we never forget. Perotval nWe have been friends together In sunshine and in shade. Norton We may live with- out friends we may live without books; But civilized man oannot live without oook8. Ou FACULTY (MOSS ECLO-OOmr (MCR. EQJEECL (BEASOCN (?©(RYEIR Now you may oopy your as3 ignmen ts, The second sopranos aren 't awake, (MIR. A.E. (MOSS (L© QS JJOQMES SWQEC© Do you have your The Homans oon- algebra for to-day? quered what? £M(R. TTD4E©ID©(R (MAQ4EEIR Learn your vocabulary for tomorrow, IMIR. D4YWQE$©(N C0ODC Don't forget your expertmen ts, (MOSS (M AtRGZMRETT GRAD4AM 'No strike-overs, IM(R EE AD4 DC. (E EC DC 04 ACM Work twenty prob- lems by tomorrow, FACULTY IMIR. W.IR. ms $ (MAIRV CAIRMOCIHAEtt. (H IMAIN Have this theorem by tomorrow. Now for tomorrow I’ll ask you to mem- orise these lines, (MR. W.CD. C EJtNTTOtNG Let's go to the theory room. Qv1Q§ § CMAQ-COtLOi (M9Q[N[NQ Spend the rest of the time on your problems, IMQSS ©©(ROTTD-IV OtflR. J).H. [ROODCE SO EQ.0. Bring your expert- Chances are the ments after school, plants will grow, H FACyiLTY [MOSS (DQ.ARA (MIR. IN. IR. CAQ_04©[Ul}vJ SIMOTTW You must know your Arrange your desks, brief forms. (MOSS WOCNINOE Q4 1RIR0S Your dresses must be In by Friday. [MOSS CLAtROCI [MZ2 TTinHE WS Let's do our breath- ing exercise. (MIR. (FIRED Q.. [MOSS SDtNSD4Q(NE SHOOtP L DQ_E As so and so 3aid Just keep this book this is true. one period. A bird's-eye view of the band.,Dear old S.F.A...A look into Mi33 Matthews' speech class...A trip to Hillsboro in view...Our oampus...Coaoh Jones' study hall, note literature book unoovered, first day of school...Oastng upward. ICR E(D President INEIDIBAILEIK Sonny' Band '36, '37, '38 01ee Club '38 pres, of Senior Class '38 Vloe-Pros. of Junior Class Pres. Of Sopho- more Class Vloe-Pres. of Freshman Class DEVOID E E(NSO(N Brandy Vioe-Pres. of Senior Class Pres, of Class of '34, '85 Student Cabi- net '34, '35 Football '35, '36, '37, '38 Rep. of Class Of '37 Debate '97 Vice-President [REOJEEIN (BO(N[D ffot Shot Sec. and Treas. of Senior Class Sport3 Sditor of Corral '38 Dramatio Club '37, •38 pres. Of F.F.A •37 Pres. of Dlst. F.F.. 4. '37 IDOIROT 4V E.Q-AZE0C Vu3ol c-bound Band '37, '38 Home So. Club '36, '37, '38 itep. o Senior Class Pres, of Soph. B Class Band Rep. '38 Annual Staff '38 Pep Squad '85. '36 Secretary and Treasurer We’ve, been long together Tkrougk pleasant and tkrougk 'Tis kdrd to part wken friends Perkdps twill cost a sigk, a Reporter cloudy we dicker • are dear-, tear — bAR AULD (PAOJQ- ACCOJIRSO Polly Future Farmers •36 Boys' Athletios •36 QCTAWOA ZAtDADIR Tay Dramatio Club, •37, '88 Press Club '37, •88 Science Club '85, '36 GEOIRGE AtDzACMS Pete Band '36, '37, •88 Junior Play '37 01 ee Club '38 Student Council '37, •88 Basketball '37, •38 Dramatic Club •37 Seo. of Boys' Home Room '88 F(RA(NCES ZA (NOME [RTF Fannie Pep Squad '36, •37 Home Bco. Club '86, '87, '38 (PIRDSCOEEA AINtDtRCEWS Prissy Pep Squad '36, •37, •88 Home Bco. Club •36 Nat. Honor Society '37 Staff of Annual •88 President of Senior Girls' Home Room '38 JJACDC zASimwoonnw Otho B Sauad Bas- ketball '37 A Squad Bas- ketball '88 A Squad Foot- ball •88 Boys' Intramur- als '37 Science Club '35 Press Club '38 Junior Baseball •85, '36 AtLDCtE (bAtRAlK Ella Press Club '37 Future Homemak- ers '34, '36 Nat. Honor Society •37 IbZAtRlB MRZA- [BZAtRINZAlPtD Bob Student Counoil •87, •88 Pop Squad '35, •36, •87, •38 Staff of Annual •38 Nat. Honor Sooiety '88 Girls' Athletios •37, •88 Girls ’ Doubles in Tennis '37 IMADW AOMQM felACK ileus to Literary Editor of The Corraln '38 Ass t« Literary Editor •37 Declamation '37 Reporter of Sen- ior Otrl3 '38 Junior Play '37 Choral Club '35, •36, •SB Dramatic Club '37, •88 Pep Squad '36, •37, •38 H,Bco. Club '35 vDdJzAtNOTTA (BIRzAtNCW Johnny Pep Squad '37 Choral Club '37 Press Club. 9 7 Editor of ' The Corral '38 Dramatio Club '38 W [R(LAIN E QJQ_Q_©C[K Flashy Junior Baseball '36 Boys' Athletics '36, '37, '38 Nat. Honor Society '37 1EDW0(N (BOWLES Major Junior Play '37 ioe-Pre8. Junior Baseball '37 Band '37, '38 Annual Staff '38 0WJVTTO-HUIR (BRUTTIT AO Double-joint B Souad Foot- ball '37, '36 B Souad Basket- ball '85 A Souad Basket- ball '87, '88 Boys' Glee Club •38 Mixed Chorus '38 Boys' Athletics '37, '38 Science Club '37 K(UIW (BOJCRTTOS Klki Uadisonville High Sohool E ID BQJSQ4 Butch” Dramatic Club '37 •38 ”B Sauad Foot- ball ‘85 Junior Play '37 Band '87, •88 Student Council •37, '38 Annual Staff '38 One Act Play '37 tyOfftGOQ- COKIDEIR© Sheik” Frees Club '97, '38 Dramatic Club •37, •88 Debate Club '38 Basketball '38 Junior Play '37 Tennis '37 (RQJBK ”Buby Pep Squad ’85, '36, '37 Choral Club '36 Future Homemak- ers '37 Reporter for Fut. Homemakers '86 Press Club '37 Off toe Assistant tyACNOTTA (DO AD. ”Hlna‘ H©£R AQINIE (FUECIXECN TE DIN Fleok” Pep Squad '85, 1 Qft 07 Volley Ball '86, '87, '38 Press Club '37, '38 Future Homemak- ers Club '35, '36, '87, '88 Office Assistant Reporter of Class '84 Basketball '35 Volley Ball '37 Pep Squad '16, '37 Choral Club '38 Press Club '38 Nat, Honor Soolety '88 FKDVCE tFCOTE FI os ter Boys' Athletics •36, '37 Junior Baseball '86 JACK ELDJKDTTT Four Ryes Soienoe Club '38 Boys' Intramur- als '38 (MAKOINE FDTTTTS CLEE OEIDGE Sliok Dramatic Club '37 B Squad Foot- ball '85 Boys' Athletics '36 B ©OtMlfNECtK yY JFAZZZDtN© JT Domino Volley Ball '37 F.F.A, '35, '36 '37, '37 n'Mao (ElLEAOKDtR (FRAIN21E Frants Seo. and l'reas. of bYeshman B Class '34 Reporter of Class '36 Choral Club '36, •37 Press Club '38 vUOtE OIRAtt Brute Boys' Athletios '37, '38 Pre33 Club '37 Camera Club '38 Sotenoe Club '37 '38 JACK GOIDWQIN •Bubba Traok •SB Football '38 A Basketball •38 B Basketball •35 Press Club '38 ORcnriH G0OUDOXN Clarabell Pres, of Class •35 Pres, of Junior Class •37 Nat. Honor Society '37 Asst. Sdttor of The Corral Seo. of Student Counoil '38 Staff of Annual '38 Office Assistant tDCffUDTTlHW GCDMTHEIR Dotty Chord Club '35, '36, '37, •38 Pep Squad '36, '36, •87 Dramatic Club '37, •38 Press Club '37 Olee Club '38 Annual Staff '38 Junior Play '37 Boys' Athletics 187 � [RAtfCMOINID [HA IN (US Bubba Boys' Athletics '37 ESTTD4EIR (MED. WDG Sue” Mixed Chorus '88 01 ee Club '38 Offioo Assistant (LAWCREDMCE IHAtNQJS Bubba” EOJQMOCE (HOEDIRETW Buddy” Future Homemak- ers '38 Nat, Honor Sooiety •88 JND A OMINE JOIHINSOOM Josephine” Hep Souad '35, •36 Home boo. Club '35 Choral Club '35 '38 Dramatlo Club '37, '38 Asst. tidltor of The Corral '38 JJQCHIN J)©[NE$ Johnny Band '37, '38 nBH Scuad Basket- ball ' '37 Pr -� s3 Club '38 Dramatic Club '36 Tennis '37, '38 [PAOJQ-OINE J©ffslE§ Pauple Annual Staff '38 Dramatic Club •3b Press Club '37, '38 Future Homemaker '35, '36, '37 Pep Squad '36, '37, '38 Olrls' Athletlos '38 JKDLOA KAOOMEC Jul Choral Club '36 Home Eco, Club '35, '36, '37 t'ress Club '38 Pep Sauad '35, '36 AIRTQ-IQJIR OCEEILEIR A, K. Boys' Athletics '37, '38 S.C. EOkEElL© Moon Band '35, '36, '37, '38 Press Club '37 J- [M«C Q_Q_ ' Deaoon B Squad Basket- '+ +2 all '3.6 Air a , ! Basket- Boys' Athletics •87, '38 F.F.A. •SB [FRANCES [M tDOtNZAQiD Uao Basketball '36 4H Club 'S6 Volley Ball 'S6 [HEtRtBElRTr AteQCUOILlLZAlN Junior Press Club •38 Shorthand Team •38 vJJOJAtNQTTA (M A 4Q-0E •Vita Baseball •37 Volley Ball •37 Office Assistant Q_.(D. (MAtMNOlNG Wild Han B Squad Basket- ball •34 A Souad Foot- ball ''86, f36 Pres. Of F.F.A. •36 Yell Leader f38 Pres, of Boys' Home Room •38 IMAIRDCE IMAIRTOINSEIN Maree Student Council 88 Pep Souad '35, '36, •87, '38 Staff of Annual •37 Nat. Honor Society '88 Press Club '37, '38 oditor-ln-Chlef of Annual '38 Off toe Aaatatant (DOIROTIHV [MAV Dot North Zuloh IMVIRTILE (LOOS CMCEtRDC Herk Ctrl a' Baaket- ball '35 Ctrl a' Volley ball '35, '36, '37 Home Boo. Club '38 CWAIRUE MEOIULEIR Wade Boya' Athletioa '35, '86 F.F.A. '38 Q. D U0$E (MQIAZZO Lou Oirla' Baaket- ball '36 Oirla' Volley ball 185 [DOIR0TIUV MfGlREGOlR Doota Pep Squad '85, '36, '37, '88 Future Homemak- er e '87 ©SC AIR MOFFETT Ossie Solence Club '88 Boys' Intramurals •37 (BDQ.IL M(D©(RE Posey Science Club '36, '38 Press Club '37, '38 Dramatic Club •37, '38 Yell Leader '38 Junior Play '37 Tennis '37 AEtBEIRT (NOVOSAID A1 F.F.A. '37, •38 Pres, of Junior Officers F.F.A. •38 Pres, of Dl8t. Chapter of F.F.A. Nat. Honor Society '38 CAT Q4E(R DINE PAfRQCEIR Josie Pep Squad '35, •36 Yell Leader '37, '88 Dramatto Club •87, '38 One Aot Play '37 QQMEQ.E (PAVFJE Pain San Saba High Sohool (PAQJE (PE(R(R(DINE Shorty F.F.A. '35, '36 •37, •SB Pari imen tartan Of F.F.A. •37 CMOQ_(DCR CE(D CPCHQILdO IP S Mirnii Pep Scruad •87, '88 Frees Club '.97, '86 Dramatlo Club •87, '88 Future SomemaJter •88 [PAOJE A Squad Foot- ball '87 B Scuad Foot- ball '86 Sotenoe Club '31 Boys' Intramur- ale •86, '87 i [MOIL (D (RED [PEAGEGMS iiimie Spelling Team •36, •87 Girls' Athletlos •36, '87 National Honor Society '88 Press Club '37, •88 (D©[R DTnHV IP©NWE(R§ Dot Choral Club '36, •35, •37 Glee Club '88 Ba Ba Football '86, '87, '88 Basketball '86, '87 Track '87 Pres. of Glee Club f38 Dramatic Club •87, '88 Voo. Ag• '85 (MACRV AEOGE [REESE Sawed-off Vioe-Pres, of Fish Class Reporter of Soph, Class Pep Squad '85, '86, '87, '88 National Honor Society '87 Annual Staff '88 ffome ffco. Ciufc '86 FIRAIMKOE [REGMOJOsllD Buddy Football '85, •34 F.F,A, ’84, •35, '86 F,F,A Report- er '85 8o; a' AtftJettos '86, '87, '88 eve ette (RQQ.EW Sticks” ”D” Squad foot- ball '34 Junior Play '37 Boys' Athletics '37, '38 Press Club '37, '38 alee Club '38 F.F.A. '37, '38 F.F.A. Pep, '38 BEIRUT A. [RO OINGED Junior Junior Baseball '36 Boys' Athletics '38 0.A EtRAINCE (ROSE Pepner Press Club '87, '38 Dramatic Club '37 Choral Club '37 Glee Club '38 Future Homemakers OEDVE SAMPLE Sappo Home Boo, Club '35, '36, '87 Pep Squad '87, '88 Glee Club '38 Choral Club '36 Office Assistant sDOtWCN SAADfN ”Sol” national Honor Society '87 Press Club '88 Olee Club '38 Junior Baseball '37 Mixed Chorus '38 BO (LEV scottt Soottle” Annual Staff '38 Nat. Honor Soolety '38 Press Club '38 Mixed Chorus '38 Junior Baseball '36 MAEEOCE •SEAIRCW Searoy Annual Staff '38 Sec. Of Dramatlo Club •38 Press Club '37 Declamation '35, '36 Debate '37 Band '36, '37, '38 National Honor Society '37 CEAIRA SE AMAIN Orlnner Choral Club '35, '37 ME [REE SDEES Faithful Home Boo. Club '35, '36 Uexia Chorus '35 Glee Club '38 (LEE SMOTIH Snuffy Dramatic Club '37, '38 Football '37 Basketball '37, '88 Press Club '37, '38 Treas. of Junior Cl as s Annual Staff '38 WEIR INOIN SINVIDEIR King Kong Football '35, '36 Basketball '35 Boys' Athletios '36 Dramatic Club '36 EtDEEWEOSS STEWEtNEK Bdel Volley Dali '96, •97 VEtRZA THOMPSON Polly 01ee Club, '96 liixed Chorus '££] Pep Squad '96, '97, '86 Volley Ball '96 ' Home Sco. Club ’95, '36 TCDCBQAS Pup Future Homemak- ers '35, '36, •37, '98 Pep Scu id '37, •98 (DAEEEOtRtD T DWIN$ Daddy Press Club •87, •3h Pootball •97 •se Boys' Athletics •96 [PETE TOJtMEOtN OfN Touphie Drcmatlo Club •97, '88 Press Club •37, '38 Football B '35, '96, '87 Annual Staff '88 Nat. Honor Sootety EzAQMtNOE MO.E(N Blondle Vo 1 lev Ball '35 Choral Club '35, '36 CATD-JEEOINE WOO 0.A Katie, Steele'8 Store Uav Home Eco. Club '34, '35, '36 Per Squad '34, '35 Pish Cl ass Beauty Pros. of Soph. B Cl aae Pros, of Junior B Class Biology Club '35 OtMQGEINE Gene Pev Squad '35, '36 '37 Dramatic Club '37 Press Club '37 Annual Staff '38 Seo. and TYeas. of Glee Club '38 Choral Club '38 MAtRW AEDCE WE XDOCNGTTOIN Gottle Pros, of Student Council '38 Pres, of Debate Club '38 Sec. Of Cla88 '37 Nat. Honor Society '37 Latin Tear. '36 Junior Play '37 Annual Staff '88 JOD-JCNtNW WVEQ-KRIMAtN Russian P.P.A. '35, '36, '37 Boys' Athletics '36 IHAWEEW WMEST Shark Football '34 P.P.A. '35, '86, '37 Seo. of P.P.A. '86 Boys' Athletlos ED.D. [MAOJIROINIE M DQJEV Been ” Put. Homemakers '36, '3?, '88 LETTWA WQO-QJDQJ.GIHIBV -Lee” Shoshoni High School AQ.0CE WHLSQtN Lannie Glee Club •88 Dramatic Club '37 '88 Choral Club '37, •38 Pep Squad ’35, •86, 'S7 IDAVDD WQQ_S ©(N Bin-foot Solenoe Club '35 Future Farmer '34 Pariiamentarian (F.F.A.) '35 (FtRlEtD IB. WILSON Speedy F.F.A. '36, '37 P.P..A. Lone Star Farmer ’38 WHULOIE WOO. IF Kid Wolf • P.P.,4. '56, •37 F.F.A. itep. '37 Ion© Star Pam©r '37 P.P.X. V 0« Proo. '33 JzAGMIE WD IR¥ IHQ DvKDTT (DIN LOLLI S Pop Squad '36 Choral Club '36 D. A. R, Modal '87 Extemporaneous Speahtng '37, '38 Future Borne Maker '87 (LOQJQStE WDCPTtHOtNIJDiOOJ PAT Home Seo, Club '37 Latin Club '85 CffXMLOA 2ZM Home Soo. '85 Oirls' Athlettoa '37 SENIORS ROT IN PICTURES Atkins, R Ct Beal, Mary Pride 1, Frank Oerke, Pearl Holtok, Ella Mae Holt ok, Julia Looke, Al Nemio, Victor Patterson, Bill Pierson, Polly Rea, Ous Regmund, Julia Shepherd, Neal Smith, Opal Smith, I'ravls Templeton, Rae SENIOR WMEDM Y0QJ (DOtNE OT Radiating radiance from the radiator... A familiar trio...One of the Jones girls; who's that pooping through the right cornar? Ono of Searoy's broad smiles...Two smart girls...Pete seems to enjoy the snow... Could this be a gossip oirole?...Don't slay all the boys...A shy wood nymph...Can it be that he's a ladios man...Enjoy it while it lasts...Smile Uarie, just for me...Ur. Ben- son to you...The two mischief makers...Off to riotoryI...Give us another grin Polly... The leaning towers...A characteristic pose... Tho girl's football hero...Masie up to her old trioks...Who wouldn't bo happy...Suoh happy looking people...A quartet of what hare you ...Showing how it should be done. JUNIOR . JL y Travis Helaon, president Roby FQ3 ter, Vlce-Pres. Ooree Smith, Reporter Virginia Banka Lorene Barnett August Lenert, Seoretary I Orville Johnson, Treasurer Annie Lee Angonia Louis Ball James Beard Marie Behr Bobby Benbow Shenvood Beverl y Johnny Berry Virginia Bosque Jal ius Chriatian Annie Clary Louise Diahman Kenneth Sdwarda Myrtle Ruth Frame Ruth Cordon Watts Sarah Cwminga Slate Denk Oene Sudoly Frank Fiokey Thomas Free Franoia Fuoha Henry Fuoha Henry Fulgham Fay Calloway Ray Calloway I Hex Hill Gladya Mol Iday Dorothy Hopkins Ernest Huggins Ina Jackson David Johnson Leroy Jones Juanita Krenek John Laurrenoe Niok Lazarone Dorothea Moreland Seth Morrell May Bell Nunn Jaokie Nutter Patriota Johnson Virgin Jones Billy King Allxe Langford Marilyn Miller Ethel Minnie Mills Bettie Mae Nash Elouise Nevlll Albert Operateny Paul ine Palermo Alike Perrone Jul la Pearce Ethelyn Raines Barbara Reppert a Joe Restive Elbert Ryohlik Orrtn Rioko Louise Rlsinger Linton Robertson Mary Ann Saoulla Mary Sal va to Reuben Sample Evelyn Zak Billy Jack Wyatt McDonald, Wilburn McGregor, Dorothy McWhorter, Eddie Merka, An tone Newton, Thomas Payne, Lenora Rahnert, Pauline Rosier, Amy Sabo, Harold Sohram, Albert Sohram, Alma Shive, ttaebelle Stuart, Norman Traoy, Earl Utaey, Marjorie Walton, Jimmie West, Hawley Williams, Earl Wilson, Era Wllda Dorl3 Marie Autrey, Clifford Boyett, Alton Brewer, Jams a Brookamith, Claude Congeloae, Sam Conies, Bill Conrad, Alfred Conrad, Rudolph Cordero, Virgil Edge, Lee Elliot, Lois Ellis, Leonard Flokey, Raymond Foster, Roby Hagemeir, Marvin Hedrick, Joe Hull, Woodrow Lenert, August McCollum, Alex Wilson, . ©IPINQIM©© Lena Marie Adam3, President; Lynette Bdge, Vioe-Pres.; J, D� Cosset, Sco- re tary; Norma Bess Norman, Treasurer; Darwood, Towns, Reporter Pen Aoourso, Nora Lee Barcelona Jean Barnard, Lillian Barron John Biward Blair, Wal Claudia Brewer Margery Brewer, Larry Brunner Beulah Bukowskle Bullook, Aline Burkhart, Luoile Carson Jirmie Cheatham, Lucy Collette, Jaok Conlee J. D, Conell Leo Daniels, Marjorie Davenport, Jo Ann Davis, Vlnoent DeLuke, La Velle Dement � Rena Depuma, Peggy Dewey, Mil- dred Dowling, Bill David, Hiram Downard, Lea ter Druckhammer Drummond Edge, Virginia Falres, Sllen Foster, Hazel Fusohak, Jane Olbbons A w y iioggi ruGonaz, k- � J. C. Goldsmith, Joe Gomez, Margaret Gordon, Raynond Gregg Odessa Hll ton Florenoe Holllngshead, Anna Franoes Homak Hrnest Jahn, Elisabeth Jenkins, Suzanne Johnson Bob Grtesser, Mary Elizabeth Hall, Merle Hartsfleld Melbarlne Hendrix, Alton Hensarllng H. W. Hilton Geraldine Jones, Mary Louise Jones, Anne Reed Kemodle, Roll le Knowles Clarence Koneony, Ceoella Krolozyk, Osoar Llghtsey, Dorothy Lobello, Clara Luther Willie Luther, Ruth Mooullough, Wal ter MoGregor, Stewart Mo- Swain, James Mahaffey, Jack Marsh nerett Hart In, Dorothy Melesky, Sllcn Hihe, Marvin Mark, Mike Muth, Bonnie Mary Neeley • Joe Sample Loreene Robinson, Alioe Sue Roman Mamie Salvata McDuff Simpson, Dorothy Slowey ‘ 11 -K ij Netty Doro WSmith, Sid SwJfJth Jean Snyder Mamie Jane Solomon, Gloria Stephan, Ceoil Terry, Bloise Tinsely Bob Thomas, Lilly Toon, worth, Louise Varlsoo, Mary Helen Viok Sophie Nelson, Nelda Norwood, Martha Jane Nunn, Bill Outlaw, Josephine Palermo Mary Frances Paine, John Platt, Rae Travis Price, Mavel Rawlos, James Rioe V a Arnold Wall, Bmett Vallaoe, Ruby Watson, Raohel Wilson, Nell a Fae Womaoh IRIESMMEM Sarah Bdna Wilkerson, President; Biwin Cloud, VIoe-Prestdent; John Hugghina, Secretary; Frances Carlisle, Treasurer; Cleota Ann Bullook, Reporter Bill Andrew, Dorothy Bell Andrews, Don Angonla, Stuart Barron, Ralph Beal Buck Blaok, Jo Nell Bond, Susie Bortskie, Marguerite Bounan Anthonette Collette Beatrioe Cook w June Cook, Mary gather Bleanor Depuma, Helen Doutsch, M Blanche Dobyne Donald Dreyfus, Aurelia Dunn, Alene Foster, Margaret Fox Melvin Bowman, Annie Bukowskt, Henry Canavespe Rosa Lee Carraba, Louise Carson Opal Clary Luo ill e Fry, Madeline Gandy, Jaok Goodloe, Milton Gosset, Dell Griesser James Griffin, Irene Griffin, Lorene Griffin, Lamar Haines, Thomas Hale Doria Hal tom, Mary Hea- ter Harri3on, Sal lie Beth Haivklna, Hazel Hearn, Jamea Henry, Myrtle Hloka, t’ranoea Ho 11Ingahead Betty Hoa tetter, Helen Hunt, Dorothy Jahn, Jean Johnaon, Ruth Jonea, Alice Kaltneo Lucy King, Dorothy Kosarek, fi'rank Lamb, Josephine Lampo, Martha Looney Helwyn Martin, Anna Mae Melaaky, Harold Miller, Mary Navies. Joanna perrons Sari Phllltps Lee Peraino Lenora Pylea, Wayne Hob ins on Roger Newton, Jane Pala- sota, Phyllis Pala30ta Helen Pate, John Patranella Jane Hosier, Josephine Salvato, Marjorie Soardino Betty Seara, Hal tom Sikes, Olenn Perry, Juno I’erri Luke Patranella Stephen Pearoe Dorothy Thomas, Robert ThurmanLois Toon, B. B. Trant, kkmett Trent Jack llmlinson, Robert lurek, Curtis Turner, Merle Utsey, Lorraine Valdez, Peggy Vasblnder Olene Walker, Maloolm Warner, Dallas Watson, James Wilson, Margaret Winn, Betty Worthing- ton, Vivian Worsham patrol hoi. b | council, rentier T f kvhidl t! llJ � � th rnce -i 11 p:rit o! whoopee €nc HiipUcV'i wi piyor.4oWr ng t ' ' woik � V planninj ■ram r-nkh � ffc h� hip of th ,n ij l rl °® Pl.ee r 'ped to � thr ’ fontfst r.'nr. •aH1 .' y w to! coni, ™«� K M «■ yy 'I tmrUf' ®mc i y � r� ln OF TOE Mario Martinson Editor-in-Chief IBIR01NC0 Charles Stasny Business Manager Billy Soott Business Manager P. Andrews School Barbara Barnard Snap-Shots Dorothy Gunter Jokes Maulioe Searoy Classes Anne Seale Snap-Shots Paulina Jones Jokes Dorothy Blazok Ruth Gordon Clubs Farorltos Edwin Bowles Milton Payne Snap-Shots Letteror Leo Staith Sports May Boll Kuan Artist Ed Bush Asst. Editor M. A. Weddington M. A. Reese Asst. Editor Literary Editor rUDEIM COLUNCML Mary A. Weddington President The purpose of the Student Counoil is to develop interest in sohool work, school spirit, and school pridej to have coopera- tion within the sohoolj to oxtabliah better understanding, better spirit and cooperation between students and faoultyj to develop sontiment for better and more punotual at- tendance and to devolop rospeot for the property rights of oitizens of tho community. Ed Bush Vioe-Presldent Ruth Gordon—----------------Seorotary Alike Langford--------------Treasurer Olive Ruth Rensarling-------—Reporter George Adams Barbara Barnard Mario Uartinsen Pete Tunlinson Ernest Hugghins Patrioia Johnson John Lavrenoo Buck Ware Lena Marie Adams Lillian Barron Bob Grieoser Bonnie Mary Heeley Sid Smith Ralph Beal rranoes Raltom Razol Hearn John Hugghins Lost and Found Barbara Barnard-Chairman Alice Barak Mary Tobias Fannie Tallin Jo Ann McCullough Mary Elizabeth Hall Julia Pearoe Sarah Cummings S¥QJDEDNTT COOMCDIL CCKMMDTnnEES Assembly Buok Ware-Chairman Marie Behr David Benson Dorothy Gunter Athletto Pete Tumlin8on-Chairman Stanford Gregg Bobby Butler Opal Smith Reuben Bond Clvto John Hugghin8-Chairman Darwood Tothis Fannie Wallin Virginia Jones Cloota Ann Bullook STHIlDIElNTr (D(DQJO !(DOtL (DOtMIMOITTEES Fire Orill Bob Thomas Guy Bari Rex Hill John Lawrence David Kernodle Hiram Downard Clarence Koneony Jack Marsh Traffic Pete Adams—Chairman Lee Smith Oliver Goen Travis Nelson Jaok Conlee Service Sid Smith-Chairman Ruth Gordon—Co—Chairman Anne Seale Dorothy Smith Lillian Barron Jean Barnard Sue Johnson Lene Marie Adams Sophie Nelson Bulletin Board Pat Johnson-Chairman Opal Smith Emily Adam8 May Belle Nunn CLUB Editor-in-ohief— Assistant Editor— Produotion Manager' Sports Editor------ Sooial Editor----- Art Editor-------- Literary Editor--- —Juanita Branch —Jo Anne Johnson ------Bill Moore -----Reuben Bond ------Anne Seale —Pete Tunlinsom —Mary Ann Blaok fr p ROW- Hail Wilson, Lee Smith, Maxine Pitts, Pauline Jones, Jean Johnson, Patrlolo SS? a£r .,‘S£: mU1 MU. I. � . S! � ! -it � «... ««., ou .� � -- rr..to« U rmo. •••. Ml. mJijCK.s 'i.ii.r. 1.™« ««-. ., � .«.7. B. Trent, Jane Palasota, S. C. Lobello. Procident IR AIM ATTIC CLUB Ed Bush--------- Ruth Gordon----- Uaulioe Searoy- Virgil Cordero- Vloe-Prosident ----Soo-Treas. -------Reportor TOP ROW: Leno Mario Adana, Dorothy Guntor, Johnny Jones, Po ly Palermo, Olive Ruth Henaarling, Riloy Franks, Anne Soale SECOND ROW: Ruth Mc- Cullough, Poto Tum- linaon, Sarah Cummings, Donald Haltom, Alice Sue Roman, Sue Johnaon, Guy Daria THIRD ROW: Loo Smith, Elaio Denk, Elizabeth Jenkins, Gene Eudaly, Rao Powers, Geraldine Jonos, Alixo Langford FOURTH ROW: Patriola Johnson, Jean MoCain, Virginia Jones, Billy Soott, Dorcas Higgs, Dorothea Moreland, Marie Martlnsen FIFTH ROWs Johnny Law- renoe. May Boll Kuan, Doria Leith, Wanda Watson, Juanita Krenek, Jean Barnard, Jaokio Nutter SIX7H ROW: Jo Ann Mc- Cullough, Opal Smith. Kenneth Edvards, Pauline Jones, Preston Debyne, Lynette Edge, Doris Corbett SEVENTH ROW: Virginia Banka, Mary A. F lamb, Emily Adams, Jo Ann Johnaon, Alioe Wilson, Juanita Branoh, Dorothy Blazok LAST ROW: Reuben Bond, Mabol Rawls, Julia Pearoe, Dorothy Smith, Marjorie Davenport, Margaret Bullook, Uarilyna Miller GiRL scoui IDOCUCBQ-CE D4 TROOP Jo Anna Doris, Lena Marie Adams, Peggy Dewey, Mary Louise Jones, Marjorie Brewer, Barbara Reppert, Jane Gibbons, Lynette Edge, Betty Jean Snyder, Virginia Jones, Virginia falres, Elizabeth Jenkins, Margaret Cordon, Rath Gordon Watts, Bonnis Mary Neeley, Pranoes Hollingshead, Emily Adams, Gloria Glenn Stephan, Betty Sears WOtNOINZA 1HROOP 22Wir Bla? rD U'n f S ”1 Cleota A. Bullock, Martha Looney. Juno 7erry, Nelwin Martin 3...CM ROWi Steele Margaret Tox• 011a« Jean Johnson, Doll Crelsser, Mary R. Harrison, FUTtUIRE [HOME [MAKE IRS TOP ROW: J. Pearoe, D. Biasok, L. Barnett, P. Palermo, E. Herille, L. Carson, L. Floukonsteln, D. McGregor, U. Powers SECOND ROW: A. Wilson, I. Hike, U. Karles, J. Patranella, D. Andrews, B. J. Vorthington, H. Martin, L. Valdes, 0. Hilton THIRD ROW: J. Erenek, M. Trailer, R. Jones, 0. Clary, it• L. Carraba, J. Laupo, V. Jones, J. Ealenio, S. Johnson FOURTH R0W| M. Tobias, L. Rlslnger, M. L. Merka, S. E. Wilkerson, D. Moreland, M. B. Huna, M. Wiley, E. Raines, M. J. SolOman FIFTH ROWt P. Boone, E Adams, L. Diskman. D. Thomas, M. Dowling, J. N. Bonds, M. A. Plumb, L. Eing, P. Vas- blnder SIXTH ROW: E. Hildreth, H. L. Baroelona, J. Tatum, M. Utsey, D. Trant, E. Mills, U. Harts- fiold, I. Stoele, M. Braohek SEVENTH ROW: L. Pry, J. Johnson, I. Griffin, L. P. Rose, R. Daris, D. Crlesser, I. Jackson, W. Watson, H. P. Womaok L. BXEKSXI Historian E. V. EIluCV j. waltck fans Watdh Dog Parliamentarian TOP ROW;. r. Regmund, E. Uillor, R. 3or.il, D. Fazzlno, J. Tunlinsoa, T. UcCall SECOND ROW: L. Jcnes, C. Uelller, F. Wilson, A. Bensarling, P. Ferrone, R. Galloway TEIRD ROW: J. Patranella, 0. Lightsey, B. Xing, P. Aoourse, k. Porroae Tho Future Parsers of America is a national organization of farn boys studying Vocational Agriculture in the publio high sohools of tho United States. Last Ootober at Kansas City this organization oelebrated its tenth anniversary, at whioh tise there were 143,000 menbere and over 5,000 chartered Chapters in the 48 states and the Territory of Hawaii and Puerto Rioo. Representative of the purposes of this organization are the following: to develop agricultur- al leadership, to strengthen the confidence of the farm boy in hlnself and his work, to improve the rural hose and its surroundings, to protaote thrift among its members, to enoourage organlzod reoreational activities among students of Vocational Agriculture, and to promote and improve schol- arship. The local Bryan Chaptor was organized in the fall of 1926, and at that time was the 46th Chapter in Texas. There are now 527 chartered Chapters in Texas with a membership of over 20,000 boys. Three members of the Bryan Chapter. Leon Bienski, Fred B. Wilson, and Vi'illlo Wolfe, reoeived their Lone Star Farmer degrees last July during tho state F.F.A. Convention. This is the highest award that any state association oan give to one of its members, and these were the first boys from the Bryan Chapter to receive this dogree. 4 PEP € E :hart lOWj TOP LEFT ROW: Anna f. Hornak, Billie J. Wyatt, June Terry, Dorothy MoCregor. SECOND ROW: Alixo Langford, Aline Burkhart Dorothy Andrewe, Ethlyn Raines, Marie Martlnsen. THIRD ROW: Jean lloCaln, Sue Johnson, Mary Hester Harrison, Sophia Virginia Falres. POORTH ROW: Prisollla Andrews, Barbara Barnard. Plorenoe Hollingshead, Dorothy Trant, Alloo Wilson. PIPTH ROW: Betty J. Snyder, Aline Gandle, Norma B. Norman, Elizabeth Jenkins, Mary A. Plumb. SIXTH ROW: Luoy B. King,v; Rachel Wilson, Blanche Dobyne, Doris Holtoa, Betty J. Hostor- ter. LAST ROW: Pat Johnson, Marjorie Sordino, Marjorie Mary H. Vick, Mildred Prasler. 70P RICHT ROW: Orrin Rioks, Polly F.lermo, Gene Eudaly, Lerene Griffla. SECOND ROW: Inn Jackson, Jean Barnard, Martha J. Nunn. Leuise Dlshaan. THIRD ROW: Alloo lalineo, Julia Pearce, Marylynn Miller. Jane Gibbons. FOURTH ROW: Margaret Bullook, Marie Behr, Josephine Palermo, Hazel Hearn. FIFTH ROW: Helda Norwood, Barbara Reppert. Dell Grieser, May B. Nunn. SIXTH ROW: Franoes Carlisle, Mable Rawls, Rae Powers, Emily Adams. LAST ROW: Loraine Valdoz, Vera Thompson, Dorothy Smith, Pauline Jones. President Ed Ned bale Seo. Librarian —Smes t Hugghlns Bb CLARINET BARITONE BASS CORNET Thomas Newton D. D. White Ben Sample Bill Conlee Oliver Goen Larry Bruner Joe Sample Guy Davis Linton Robertson Bill White Anthony Congelose Louise Roppert FRENCH HORN J. B, Christian Chas, Hal tom Sid Smith Sd Bush Bill Vlok John Parker Virginia Jones TROMBONE Wal ter McGregor Hiram Downard Stuart McSwaln Ed Nedbalek Virginia Bosque Book Blaok J. 0. Goldsmith Bill Aruirew S, C. Lobello John Blair Albert Turek Ruth McCullough Sarah Wllkerson FLUTE Edwin Bowles James Henry Cleota Bui look Jack Conlee PERCUSSION John Platt Melwyn Martin James Beard Dorothy Blazek Anne Kemodle Doris Leith George Adams Jo Ann McCullough Malcolm Warner Orville Johnson Henry Fulgham Margaret Builook OBOE Jimmy Wilson Lynette Edge Gilbert Glenn Qnmet Trant Jo Ann Davis ALTO CLARINET Lesl le fi'rancls Peggy Dewey Lila Vanderworth SAXAPHONS Ernest HugghIns BELL-LYRA Wal ter Bowl es BASS CLARINET Maulloe Searoy Alice Sue Roman 7WIRLERS Travis Nelson Dorothea Moreland Mary L. Jones Norman Stuart DRUM MAJOR Rex Hill Bob Butler John Lawrenoo Jackie Nutter Milton Payne Earl Traoey l j[ OuA [ A.a ' xA (yi 4 -tUuJ1 V V' i3 S5 ’ -?- S'- jt+u-p BAIN© [FORM ATTtKDlN § Praotiolng at Forrest Field Wedge Formation U. A. REESE a. BULLOCK X. HEDBALEK A. BARAK U. MARIIN SEN I P. TOMLINSON J. LAWRENCE S. CUMMINGS P. JOKES B. BARNARD J. A. MCCULLOOCH L. PLECKEMSTEIN M. PITTS A. HOVOSAD IDE IB AT IE CLUB CP 0 Pr Bkri® Ragnuad, Dairy Sajtpio, Joha Platt CS°11 � Jo Saaipla Bob Gral.aar «tCOJ.D ROW, Raytaaad Cragg, 04«m ClIton, franco a ?? Jaokaoa, Bob Thanaa, Haradoa kaftatt. Bill outlaw, Claroaoo Coaeoay THIRD ROWi Laolaa Ulakaaa, Juualta Cronok, Loci.o tar«on, Doroaa Hlgga, karjorie Earcut. I-belyx Kalnea, Staphaa Poaroa, Araold Wall. Act he ay Caagalaai STANDINGj Virgil Cordero, John lavrtaot, Book ifir SEATEDi Boaala k. Healey, Darla Ultb, Way Ball Nuaa, Kaa Tanplaton, Alixa Uagford BOOL0OY CLUB (MIXED OH 0IR OJ S . W«bb, Ilowell, Blaok, Walker, Gibbons. Johnson. AAoms, Smith, Holllngshoad, Hollingshead, Reppert, Bullock, Gunter, Daris, Higgs, Reese, Sikes, Gibson. Datis, rrsnse , Jahn, Alixe Langford—Pianist, Buell Portor—Direotor Benson, Prloo, Bush, Hedbalok, Kelson, Wore, Johnson, idaas BOYS' OCTET BOVS' OLEE CLCJB TCP ROW: W. Prioo, A. Brittain, J. Beard, R. Callo� uy, C. Terry, A. Langford—pianist, P. Adams. 0. Johnson, £. Howies, X. llugghlna MIDDLE ROW: D. Towns, J. Novak, T, Prioo, X. Riloy, A. Walker, B. Waro, T. Nelson, A. Lenert, C. hart. J. Saxon TRCNT ROW: E. Nodbalok, E. Bush, D. Benson, E. Tracy, C. WllUans, B. Benbow, B. Soott, C. Stasny, It. TOP ROW: U. A. Weddiagton, X. Webb. U. A. Black. R. Jewell, A. Langford—pianist, A. Wilson, M. J, Sole- aon, L. : . Adams, T. Hollingshead, L. r. Rose MIDDLE ROW: R. Wilson, C. McDonald, 0. Walker, M. A. Reese, D. Riggs, D. Gunter, 0. M. Thomas, G. Fustcll, V. Thompson, N. Sikes, D. Gibson, J• A. Johnson, B. Reppert, R. Davis niOI.7 ROW: C. Jones, M. f, Payne, J. Palermo. U. Looney, L. V. Doris, 0. Rloks, C. Bullook, B. Dobyno. J. Gibbons, M. H. Harrison, P. Hollingshead, M. R. Fraose, D. John, 0. Smith GORES’ GLEE CHUB .')c.vid Fenson 3d Bush Travis Nelson George Adams SOQ.0DSTT Uary Alino Veddlngton S’ CKU DTOTET GDfRfL®’ TTIRGO Cleota Pul lock Lena Boris Adams La Nell Davis S0L0DOT Geo rpe Adams (3 � SL LOuCfcSXo oo- fi xKcSkj 'O’s y $5L SL Str - -c iXfv W- ijt (3 -° „—„ rx . ff-Y-. _-. —v m m I rrr- 7XMF. 5. Thomas, 3. Bowl as, B. CADvl[LIRA CLCUB l,J- SECOND MW: V. Jones, J. Henry, J. Conlee, J. Parker, R. Howell, J. Gray, 7 . £. Jones, S. Pearce, 3. Wallace, it. Payne. BOTTOM ROW: S. B. Wilkerson, J. McCain, D. Grelsser, J. Johnson, L. Haines, B. Andrew, J• Blair, M.. Warner, J. Tumlinson, J. Wilson. TOP iiOJP: 2?, Wane, T. Hale, B. Moore. SECOND HOW: W. Robinson, D• Wilson, D. Weedon, D. Hal tom, it. Looney, J. itaHtor, i4. Eoyett, J. Cray, 0. Moffatt, THIRD ROH: B. Williamson, C• Williams, R. Beal, J. Henri;, B. Howell, R. Pout rs, I. J7. Aaams, U. I. Jones, G. G. Stephan, D. Smith, H. Deutsoh. BOTTOM ROW: H. Hunt, D. Dreyfus, M. Hagemeier, L. Haines, F. Lamb, H. Canavospe, J. Wilson, W. Wat30n, P. Palasota, M. Fox, L. Toon, M. R. Cheatham. SOEDNCIE CHUUK PEP RALLY DPAWATSC CHUB PLAY p fl.ll fclai-r h l-lu� : -fi� r • 'PW-lal ( ' Vr '” '• •I V.nnJ •a br Tridua ’« b - 1 9 «Ii tak « • oail W« � on •Wl Sludfn.i -6IK w V rkj thin y«w « S f Yjphatrman -rf Sen: Mar I «hm«tw; Lnd found con I bulletin boar Lthlepa con tr« and Bob C I'Mnjtton j. Jnnioi innati, 'Wvod. t, •6ouW Alma Barbara Barnard Mary Alice Weddlngton Bobbie Batten Travis Nelson Orville Johnson Travis Brian Lynette 38 je Lena Marie Adams 11 as 61 Hearn Cloota Ann Bullook IBIR©INC© A SQUAD TCP ROW: Louis Ball, Ryeretto Martin, Orville Johnson, ''altis Prloe, Jaok Ashworth, Janos Brewer, George Adams, Jaok Godwin, Buok Ware, Roby Poster 3 EC OK r ROW: Coaoh Jones, Travis llelson, Joo Soanlin, August Lonert, Robbie Batten, L«o Smith, Pay Galloway, David Benson, Trarls Prloe, Aaron Martin, J. D. Gossett, Charles Bart, Assistant Coaoh Cook BOTTOM ROW: Jonnnio Berry, Ployd Looke, Bobbie Benbow, Daleford Towns, Trank Plukey, Janes Criffin, Ben Patranella, Paul Pieroe, Manager Goree Smith ES J « 82 ss ir it n a « © � «1 1.0 £43 © 8« x as � % h - « ft o t. c !|g 28 • £ ©' i a M O M i Et « S' 5 w ■� if t£ 1« • o -sa - • ir £ a«H 0 � « ♦ o o • � a sa • • o a o l-slis a H� � •• -88 £ Sa 8 os a a -S3 SSg 3 O ty B Q U BASKETBALL A' MtUAID TOr ROF: Eiokey, Hugghiao, idtai, Brewer, Ashworth, Godwin, Bond SECOND ROW: U anger Smith, Prioo, Soanlin, Johnson, Brittain, Ball, Nolron, Soith, Conch Carmiohael THIRD RCF: Hart, Thurmond, Footer TO? RCWj Edge, Bryan, Boyett, De Luke, Jackson, Smith, Turner SECOND RONi Manager Town , Felton, Beal, Criffin, Beal, Simpson, Cloud, Coach Bunting BASKETBALL B SQQJAID V DINTIRA-tMCJIRZAL § tP0[RT SENATORS CZMREXD INALS [RED f t GB HNTTS 1 riRZACK TOP ROW: Coaoh Cook, Kanatfer Honry Tulfhaa, Bobbie Benbow, Unton Robertson, Orville Johnson, Jamos Brower, Jaok Ashworth, Louis Ball, Travis Prioo, Joe Sanplo, Trank Tiokey, O'Bryan Lattoraan SECOND ROWi Loroy Connell, Joe llodriok, Charles Hart, Jaok Godwin, Cooil Terry, Odell Crawford Jay Calloway, Evorotte Riloy, Earl Traoy, Leo Daniels, Ben Saaplo, Tloyd Looke . Earl Phillips nTT M ROWi Dart Haltoa, Van Wehaeyer, Wayne Robinson, Leroy Janes, Roby Tester, J. 0. Ceseoit, John ilugfihins, John Saxon, John Riley, Albert Cporstcny, Herndon Meffatt, Lavronoe Spoil, Essae tt Wallaoo TT HE UN DM 10 S IOP RCWi J. B. Christian, F. Tickey, C. Deris, C. Heltsa UXDDLE ROW: £. Edward , P. Pieros, Y. Cordero, B. Wero, J. Ln.reaoo, D. Johnson, S, Smith, J. Blair, R. Nunn FRONT ROWs C. Parker, U. L. Jono , R. Templeton, R. Burtis, J. Pearoe, J. A. Johnson, V, Jones, J. Johnson, 3, Barnard TOP ROWs X. Foster, R. Easley, W. E. Wilson, M. Chytil, V. Worsham, L. Saladino BOTTOM ROW: U. Plagrns, R, L. Carrabo, W, Jones L. rieokenatein, G. Holiday, C. Cerke, E. Raines WOILLEV BALL Lust minute details,. .Although we couldn't do without 'em, the manager always gets stepped on,,.Our old yell leaders are always loyal... A send-off to Hillsboro.,. Getting ready to perform for the Broncos... Beat Waco I Last minute decorations for the Special.. .Very serious before the game... Valuable carload to Temple.. .Undress par- ade...V e have all kinds—big and little... One way to make a goal.. .Just before the pulling out...Last minute oh ok-up. X oouple of yell lenders., The founder of Amerloan history Is It ooi noss or the tooth—aohe? The Three Musketeer's.. .Two saps., What did you letter In, Fat?... The first snowball of the sea- son—and the last... Our Sdttor Will It hold 'em all?... Underclassmen ... Lettermen .. . Water Boy ... (Xir Alma Mater . AUKB y OnviLLB PELL ASLEEP IN HlS BAffl WHAT A FIGURE, Ltel TWI3 MONN NG WfTH THE WATfR HUMMING NO. HE v_ _ , SLEEPS W 7H OVERFLOW?5 HIS MOUTH __- k V —i OPEN . SAID IT, IjWJ -uh-hrIM CARHACHAClI WHAT IS THe MEANING NO THAVX A HEART or w s fly in r my cup, ntHNcrH?j OO YOU WANT IT CUT ) I HAVE - plenty of men sz p ei«,, —=-ju I'm a I ZTwaiter, NOT A • FORTUNE I ■TELLER T SHE SA D SHE'D BE FAITHFUL TO THE J END. r-' WHY; THAT 5 lCOOD, TftAVisJ rcADX?Y, VnHUT X OYA CALL- A MAN WHICH D' iVESy---------! — defends ) ON HOW CLOSE Npr j HE ■[ JCOMES V I TO ME, does this hurt; MARY si MISS HYMAN 5 T AUCE? I HEARD IT, SHE — — Z-Z-2-7- huh? AW, WHO ONES A - Lr HUH ? IVHA’JA nT T ®HAY 9 ■---'YOU'LL HAVE TO vo 1� T OVER I EVER SAW Jf ;•.;� )JAW, LETSJ STcALL THE C I WHOLE DW SZ 0 V6 THING OFF I HOW ANNUALS ARE MADE CANDID CARTOONS OF S.FA MR. CORDERO, V KlOA the Tjo OIL v (CHANGFD S WHO s THAT If WHAT DO V. LETTTER f- JYOU WANT FROM1 f j r 7 KNOW FOR TT CATHERINE 9 yhercyouare! kr WHAT DO I want TO KNOW For Li YOU'RE THE MOST t iNQUISTTlve- PERSON I EVER MET _____ PETE f WAKE UP AND GET TO WORK I YOU'RE WAITING TTMf f CD I GET OFF THAT 'y== TABLE YOU’RE THE C OH. MILTON (this) ?U'RE THE Coh mHJTON f TWIS IA-ZIE T PEOPLE J ISN'T RlOHTf f E� EEtDi:|£i A'r Smith Vungmae 11 focum: Dr - - C.tn rf J '-«1 l-ur v h HfOl VyC lofelry; To jfi. MiHtt O. Ui id C.ue t-i - t y U-r. Mi A Hour. T'l-h.Xy M� i lh h-r CBS 1 cCormSCXtRri VJf.ur? . .« -rJ, «II , Tl vii m s.« to� r i Mutl-Al ci fWff Schmidt Engraving Jenkins' Drug Store Cooa Cola Bottling Caldwell Jewelry Central Texas Auto H A. Stewart Druggist G. S. Parker Lumber Sankey Park Jeweler Adams-rranks Ins. Palasota 3arber McCullough Dansby La Salle 3eauty Shop Roman A Viok Dillard Printing Saniers-MoCullough 3ratos Motor Co. First National 3ank ’.Vestern Auto Supply Atkinson 4 Sanders Aoaoia Beauty Shop Mitohell Ins. Robertson-Chambers J. C. Penney Amerioan Stean Ldy. Iloliok's Shoe Shop Eugene Edge 4 Son Haswell 3ook Store Lilly Creamery Wyatt Floral Shop Charles E. Moore Southwest Tel. Co. Hall Planing Mill t-s Community Hat. Gas E. R. Eramel Drugs Adams 3arber Shop Davis Auto Supply J. Coulter Smith Shugart Motor Co. Hy. T. Sohovajsa W. S. D. Clothier Guy H. Deaton K. ’«olens Deluxe Orcini, McSwnin Ins. Van Dyke ?1odel Cleaners Howell Lbr. F. J. Xrenek Humpty Dumpty 's Drugs wronoe Gro. Wipprecht n Sweet Shop a Foods L. Reeso dy's Pharmaoy Storage eater ater ter leu is ’Heat Market Charlio Moehlman Cash Ukt. 4 Grooery Edge Motor Company Bryan Motor Company The Smart Shop Norwood Cleaners VoCartnoy Pharmacy J. ff. Payne Opt. Bryan Floral Company H. 4 W. Grooery Dr. Pepper Bottling Bullock 4 Akin Woodson Lumber Co. Martin Grooery Co. C. S. Beckwith Maffet Studios Deluxe Cafe C. fl. Vamor S. E. Yeager Holmes Brothers Red 4 ffhite Grooery ace Confectionary E-Tox Cafe S. Kaplan ' Jr Texaoo Company Parker Astin Hd. Bryan Cotton Oil Co First State 3ank A Mrs. Schulnan I. G. A. Store ££ C. E. Griesser «t Real Hat Shop J The Fashion f Dyer-Warner Lbr.Yjf Montgomery Ward v J. C. Goldsmith V Saxet Ioe Cream John A. Mooro Ins. Halsell Motor Co. City national Bank F. H. Hensarling Todaro Shoe Shop KoQueen Pharmacy jT Shop 1 h nbo r “T� k Furnishings ? drop ldrop Again a year-book baa been made possible by the support and coopera- tion of our advertisers. The business men of Bryan have reoelved the representatives of TBS BRONCO of 1988 with suoh courtesy and consideration that we have been able to add more pages of Interest for our readers. The citizens of Bryan have shoun their interest in our undertaking, and they deserve the patronage of all the students and friends of Stephen F, Austin High School. BRYAN CAFE YOU MAY NOT BE GOOD AT QEMEMBEClNG Dates—' but yvead clothes fbom LO BELLO’S AND THEY’LL HAVE NO TBOUBLE IN BEMEMBEBING YOU 10 ULLO ST TIE HOP PHONE 8-730 OUR SERVICE DEPARTMENT IS THE HEARTOEOUR BUSINESS BRYAN MOTOR CO. DEALER DILLARD COMMERCIAL PRINTING EAST ZS G- HASWELL DRIV E PHONE 389-W the home of prompt, efficient, economical service COMPLIMENTS TO SENIOR CLASS OF 1938 CHARLES E. MOORE CHIROPRACTOR C.W. VARNER BRVAM'5 LEADING JEWELER IOZ N.MAIN r viDti rGo [thru niNB-f IT JUST BouNcev [ rv JS ofp f J r l i r. Souwii: ('on rifle range) Now boys, this bullet will go through two feet of wood, ao don't forget to keep your heads down. DP. PEPPER, BOTTLING Q DRINK DR. PEPPER in S+eri 1 i ed Bottles phone 5-860 Order at case FMJVTS -NUbemVES-FINE WKYS PHONE bftNftN 3bl •WE TELEGRAPH FLOWERS- WATTS PLOVER SHOP CUT FLOWERS C SHRUBS VfCJIEElfly h PUARflIACY PHONE B 93 26 -h 6 MAW S7T phone-Q-u -free delivery City Nationalism bfSYAN, TEXA5. n f • it’s • worth� doing1� at� alt It s � worth � doin � well JACK ATKINSON and W. OLIN SANDERS,JR architects♦ ♦ Parker Bld g ♦ Bryan HOLMES BROTHERS CON FECTIONER.Y we deliver- PHONE 2.X I — head's s me uttle BLACK THINGS, nw I VOH'T scr A Y WN Tfc ONES. Chicken Rhodes: Say I What are those white things in your head that bite? Sari Phillips: What are you talking about? ChlokenWhy your teeth, of oourse. YOUR FRIEND € • WASHWOMAN (j J0U tyi f ii 11: i •] ’a DRY CL£ NER5 HATTERS- DYERS _ E AT XT B W. w 1 LEY SPEClAUXINCi IN HOME COOK.INO MEXICAN FOODS. ftines inviTATions J.B BAKER ScHmidi Engraving Co WACO.TEXAS DiPLomAS caps eouins W'V. T. SCHOVAJSA TOP t. BODY WORKS RtbUILDtRSof WRECKS WHEEL AUONM NT ICE CftEAM X L_ WAYS best Dr.fJ.Krenek l - =3 DENTIST A r. Adama: Henry, if you don't atop playing that drum. I'll go orasy. Henry Fulaham: Ha ha I You're orasy already. J stopped playing an hour ago. M-CARTNBY Phoriwwi) WE DELIVER. ftp iab e ft scr pt o 7 — Carl Wipprechts “ DAIRY DAIFSV PP ODUC15 mow TOTM- FOLIOS j WITH AN INDIVID- UAU taste J6RSB MILh PHONE- OS O. fOMMUNUX NATURAL GAS CO. di yain jexAS. ooklng up.. .Queas ho?.. Martha and George ...Drill. Yell Praotioe... Snow fight... Vergne's valiants.. Speeders... Louise and Doro- thy...Comer N.W...Formation.. To Hillsboro.. Sntranoe to whatf.iShady walk. ($? G00D ox wm OACK A.. PU S - ICE CPiEAM 109 E- Street HMS - U- - GROCERY 5TAPLL ■ FANCY GROCERIES pkortc. - f-X, CALL US W£ 2 fLI £« A.S.M-5WA1N INS. AGENCY General Insurance: Q £ ST P ACTS TO LAND TITLES rSEAL ESTATE dn.fcPO' SoiTTvAtKKI LIFE XN UTLANct CO. ' NOW WE'LL HAVE: SOME ) ( INDfRECT Herr BOGS, c ix 1 (OH yeAHf t'h COLD BLOOVev JY RX uias Qoodlett: Give me an example '' � • 1 of indireot taxation. „ r (pf Mam. Louise Jonoa: The dog tax. tT Tv iSiaa Goodlett: Row la that? Cl- x J J Marv Loutae: The dog doesn't pay It• -SAM KAPLAN MEN‘3 WEAfS PHONE lb-Z80W d PjMpS® FLORAL CO. CUT FLOWEAS- SHPvUC S-LANDVCA?E SERVICE SAY IT WITH FLOWERS phone phene. A- 7Z tiXL 9 J J � F U 5 TOI E SCHOOL SVJ P9LUS-STftf 0NEftM • V £SY SUPPLN OF 3KC.0WS fVT ftLL TmtS HP 1® BOOK STORE 55 YEAISS OF SCHOOL SERVICE FOR BRYAN VICINITY. NOKGE wall PAPER REFRIGERATORS PAINT ftiFT cuno R.C.A. RADIOS. || I «1 M ✓ 1 • JZ still J3oW7 Mamie Jane SolOTnon: But how oan skin , A tflgf HOIV YOU | trouble give you a broken arm? |gRriftc 1 Geraldine Jonee: It uae a banana akin. PHONE 67 J COUItfMITJ FLORIST FLOWERS FOR. AUL OCCASIONS bonded t.d.s. membefs. J.C.GOLDSMITH DISThl UTOl good (iGULF) Products Phone 0- 444 wwo the advice op a good insurance mak IS AS VALUABLE AS THE AOV� C€ OF AN ATTORN6 OR a pnystci A� J . 7 Hfc uTHW£iTERtf UFE MAH • ZT Z ASTiw blog. PHo lft i-44 - Norwood CLEANERS TAILOR «=� HATT hS M£N$ FUP)Nl6HINOS 1 1 MEET THE GANG AT THETALACE CONFECTIONERY T C l iT £ t'Ke- rohcoa lOO C Cold PriTih j Sa'hdu; iches, hunches—• Ageh+for V'(u7 'hirly' C rhdie9 Visit our 1)HS. Hill of fatne Stiple i'nd Fi ncv| Groce ri e 6 c epnp CEMARTIN . Nlotor Co. j jSmvrolefc Sales £7 Service Quel i f j Meats E 6 at Parker Phone B. 13 s We Deliver Phone E -lO LO Daq % Niqht Wrecker Service pi V' looks uke OfeA U vwrw r mW Sdwln Bowie a: How would you olaaaify the word tailapin? Ouv Davla: I’d aay It waa the laat word In aviation• CoKrfrjfo Id-fions W.W. HALL CO. To The Class of 36 PLANING MILL MONTGOMERY WARD -KITCHEN CABINETS- ftryan , Texas A specialtL| r — RE A — -r rOOD MAmCEl CompLWnexvrs ot C- 4G4 n. main ST. a Pfctt $m t)£PAlF)IOG PHONE B. 56 Peggy...The Running Quartet In formal pose...Rear views.,. Jean, Jo Anne, Nlta and Alloe... Outdoor olaso...mB ...Ltghts and ehadowe.. .Drees parade...Pat and James...Miss Calhoun at leisure. COmPurY'i n.T-s op VAN DYKE STUDIO Phct o rta. pKs SANDERS-McCUaOUOH - ‘ MORTUARY --«--— A Ambulance o - fFccizeittl Service - • Phorce • Brcjcsin. !cL2 THE Smpryr hp T b foi Town counTp y. WOT YoO TINK AM, ftAG� CiAN?| 7T IAN?) Pete Tumlinson: I oan't deoide whether to go to a palmist or a mindreader, Pete Adams: Go to a palmist. It's obvious that you have a palm. MOTOR CO. OLDSMOblLE Jno.A.Moore insurance. FIRE- - LI FE - CASUALTY. SALES AHD SEhVlCE NEXT DOOR TO BAOUg PRINTIN G CO REDMmiTEft C.OSHEUNBERS MOD MARKET INC. 26tk 4. 0R.YAN A.b.FUSStLL.MOR. EUGENE EDOE SON. DRY GOODS QUALITY DRY GOODS FOR OVER ' CENTURY A H0M6 OVONGD INSTITUTION LUfAbW ■ ROOFING • CEMENT- F 0RTH 5 5U U) NG-FU W HE.D 5 V HOWELL LUMBER CO. 5RVAN,TEXAS PHONE tb-59 pbontj 19b HASP DRUGGIST KODAK FILMS S DEVELOPING A SPECIALTY CUTE CLOTHES THAT RATE A C rn s Asn, s vd SJLL T.hxxiZs dAvgaIA dand CooSto thatrruuCt CcHscj ifuL dthlcXiot tedto Lyi the A)masCT cjo tcj CAArurd, (PuAC T vLe-yS urvtPl j34A4 ynaJl£ij j)tcoo, ;k'Sn a ms ranKs insurance: AGENCY INSUF ANCE OF ALL KINDS r—■ M JX,D,D) Auquat Lenort: (at a bU3y traffio seotlon) 1 can you tel 1 me the quickest way to the hospital? Officer: Sure I Just 3 tana where you are. REESE SERVICE Co. BICYCLES -PLUMBING 6 SUPPLIES phone. 6-336 2I3W-26 St y WELCOME STUDENTS TO ra ’s CHICKEN SHACK AT TMC V TBY OUB BIG WIMPY' UAMBUBGEBS T0PLD DIP CONLS A CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1938 -— you CAN SEE A GOOD SHOW FOR VOUNG AND OLD —' ■vv t pklwx - ovm m L tysktos TRAVIS B BRYAN. PRESiOCNT J WEBB HOWELL. viCE-mtliDCHT S L BOATWRIGHT. VICE-PRES. OCNT IVAN LANGFORD. CASHIER N. F LOCKERD. ASSISTANT CASHIER M. M. ERSKINE. ASSISTANT Cashier Your Bank We would have you feel that above everything else in this institution there is a real desire to serve you well. We value, appreciate and shall ever strive to deserve and maintain your friendship, good will and business. It shall be our purpose to serve you so acceptably that when opportunity pre- sents itself, you will, as many customers do, bring or send your friends to your bank. Stockholders provide the capital. Officials pro- vide the management. In the final analysis custo- mers make the bank. We are grateful for and proud of the loyalty of the customers of THE FIRST NAT IONAL during the past sixty-four years of its his tory. We want you to feel that you have a real par in this, your bank. If you are not now a customer we extend you a cordial invitation to become one on the basis expressed above. ESTABLISHED I87S 'Ui FfcRST Hatiokal Baxk OF BRYAN MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION G.$.PARK€R LUmBCR CO. - a' iiaulioe Searou: I wouldn't danoo like ■A that, Preston. w aUi Preston Dobme: Dance as vou please. VT y this is my way. WESTE AUT( ASSOCIATE 5 RADIOS • AUTO ACCF BICYCLE HOT POINT REFRIOETN DAY oELUXE 1 PIERCE STAC T t v t n XI m c jwigSwre V n Sam Downard .prop. = 2235 NORTH MAIN. TORE BR.YAM s holicks ■|RES SHOE 0HOP Y DEALER FINE SHOE MPAlfMNCr CE £NT S0LE5 A 5FfcC,m .T StriKm.A, indi Vi duality IM OUPl PERMANENT WAVE LaSalle Hotel Beauty Shop ass«s nrre� r � . or � orric 4w C � ( «« ■ � — p tftKER-ASlft HARDWAHECD. 70- PHOKltS “116 DT-ya-rv Ta� r� « TOILET GOODS KODAK Station thy Jgr. Smith: I'm in an awful fix. Johnny Jonas: What's the matter? Ur. SnliK: I lost my glasses, and I oan't look for them until T find them. 0RU66ISTS PRESCRIPTIONS A SPECIALTY PHONE 8-+. DEI UXB 3EP WG6 tr QUALITY OUR, PP- IC£ IS A.LWAY5 NOIT. FRIOIDAIRE DEALER. SINCE � SZ6. smj-MRT r DUILOCK e wm FEED • SEED -WOOD • LIVESTOCK • SAME BUSINESS SINCE 1908 phone B £3S our H. DEATON mmm mms THE TYPEWWTER MAN • AT VOUR SERVICE. -SfiLES • • • SERVICE - 2 0W24+As+. - RENTALS - phone r tw or too OCT okilt OKIE MEW TYPEWRITER ? 3-25 5 Nnxl to po i off . . I DID UNTIL I TOC IT ABVVrJ TH6J4 HAD ENOUGH parts isrr OVER TO MAKC AN- OTHER ONE iiiaa Graham: Jack, are you aatiafled with your now typewriter? Jaok Godwin: Yes, but it doesn't spell right BRAZOS 1 MOTOR CO. 1 PHOTOGRAPHS FOR EVE BY OCCASION MAFFET STUDIO 104%. £ Houston Street SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS J. F. TEMPLETON - MANAGER pAonc. B -+ l ofe S.college ave. AIN'T that manufacturing FINE DINO DONG WHAT'5 FINE ABOU ’] ■c—i it 9 r SOMEPLACE' t O ANNET. r � «OOK � T —'APART, MISS BROWN. |-( SAY V WOW DO you sic 7HI5 ? TcHCXjOLAJE r-AT £ TMCN T JMY EYE r 'that vnAs C lANGEL FOOD BEFORE HE U PUT IT I NT TIME CSETi.Ln AjRAVJS.rT my GODH,rm. nmi ]AU. Riie.ouJi du vno Ivyilwe- getoutaT give rvr gained ten ,-Aet's get� — wot tw s)there that , fe, ys, PARIS IN JT J dough BILLY . -DO YOU DO repairing HCRE P CANDID CARTOONS OF S.F.A. .READING TOP TO BOTTOM : GUESS WHO IF GIRLS TOOK SBQP IF EOY3 TOOK FOOQ3 HELP THE DIFFERENTIAL I � THOT THERE Vwk JheRE] WRATAAE U i'H PILING OR SOMETHING'S f7'—TAW°OD THEjTrWAS | XJOING I THIS THING QOTtAEl________Z- I AROUND HERE I rsmvNlF ZD RD3FMARV 1 YEOW ( Hap . YCOW? IVE PULLED EVERY ONE OF THE Ei--- KNOBS JEAN, a but it Hadn't I OTOP y------ f LOUIS’ FINE MEAT PRODUCTS AUTOMOBILE SHOPPEPiS FOOD MAPihET. Z.t V d MAIN PHONE 107 YEAGER HARDWARE CO. ICF CREAM fountain firings •SandiOtcjies' Cuhe service ( CTftT AT SCOTT ! WHAT A HEAVY mOLECULE rHtnsio q fT - v VINGo! GENERAL HAhDWAfSt SPOTTING GOODS Vr. Bunting: What is the formula for water? Johnny 1 iehrman: H-I-J-K-L-U-l -0. Ur. Bunting: What do you moan? Johnny: why you said it ua3 H to 0. TEXACO FiRECH EF JAWILUAMS BKfA l W«5n1 AVt. (■ ipj 's e GASOLINE STORE A COMPLETE FOOD A AP� F £T. MEETS GOYthNM NT SPEC- IFICATIONS FOtS QUICK OFT-A- WAY IN EMERGENCY VEHICLES. DYER WARNER E.B.ELUOT LUMBER CO. AGENT Lv-UJVLEalEM Consign et- PHONE IOI Beckwith. AGENCY wnoi6SA,ue MAOA71INES • NSWSPAPEbS Beckwith Cleaners CLEANERS tDYEhS WS CAUL FOR -A OfUt CR. - pHONB 480 1= BATUR.I IMG PETERS SHOES FOR ENTIRE FAfAtLy HIGH QUAXATY - LOW COST- GUARANTEE SHOE STORE CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 38 AND E EST WISHES TO THE BAONCOS 'L FAMOUS FOR VALUES SINCE l S 9© suc cone � 1 WHAT'S rvfloivc] vV m TWIS CLOCK £22- 2dge: Where yah goin with that olooh. Pal? Jr, McQuillan: Up to the top of the Lee: What for? Jr,: To watoh it ran down. CAtBWEUS «MS DIAMONDS • WATCHES SILVEIA GRADUATION GIFTS OF ALL KINDS BftYAN cott°h OIL ANI O FERTILIZER CO. A HOME INSTITUTION UNDER SAME MAMAGEMtNT SINCE 1907 CHARLIE MOEHLMAN BLACKSMITH LAWN MOWERS SHARPEN I NO WELDINO- MODEL CLEANERS PROMPT SERVICE PHONE 600 ENGLISH MATHIS DODGE PLYMOUTH CMSS O' phone. r t vf 4 ie� 2. • CASH • MARKET GROCERY SAI PALERMO PROP- ER THE BEST FOR LESS MONEY, phone bya 2 phyr� tf III J SHOES £r hosiery FOR WOMEN ErCHILOREN PHONE 15a.. Dorothy Blazek: I saw Jerry out with Johnny Jones last night. I hear that she threw him over. Uary Anne Blaok: S?ie did, but you know how a girl throws. PHARMACY BRyAN'S IGOEST 6 BtST DRUO STORE MOTORCYCLE DELIVERY PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY FILLED BY A REGISTERED PHARMACIST HALSELL MOTOR CO. Acacia Beauty Studio $lien iific $ r iee m most modem ieay ?H0ME £76 2 bCi AAA IN «T. BRYAKj j.w.i,6STep D)ST rK UI5HED WEAfS FOh ivomtn.- '---------------------------------------------■ ■ TomA.Adams CBIIaife. THE O TV� UY BARBER SHOP COURTEOUS SERVICE AIR. COMDIT IONED BARU6R. i, OffAUTy 5HOP IN ftKyAN p� l£0B BARBER BEAUTY SHOP Jdiss Uolnnle: John, are you looking for trouble? John Iau renoe: Tea ma’am I’m looking for my Gt o-netry. LAWRENCE GROCERY CO WHOLESALE GROCERS COTTON FACTORS MCCULLOCH n DAN$BY Ca V V Al FURNITURE WE Tur Kj yours House INTO | Home-! 1 ■ i iAVIS JTO SUPPLY C0 phone, lyo —— THf BURGLAR'S ° 'T YOU VUMe ) [ OP 1HFRF rr ? c ?otJ LUr e55o frT ' IT II Jij « • (C wnygg iw u: One night while you were y I heard a burglar, and you uld have seen me go down the pa three at a time, y: Where was he, on the roof? SOUTHWEST n TFT FPHOWF L, - MINIO OL � M FITTXO N IM oovtr A� OOT row� rrt• om rout autwt COMMIT J.W.Pdune liiljijX ilviMU co MASONI OPTOMETRIST ¥V TO PALACE THEAT CR, C BLDG o BR.YAN ,TEXAS UHmvAius two Co. DESOTO PLYmOUTH SALES SERVICE JJffi The Years That Lie Ahead . . . Much of the success and happiness attained through the years that lie ahead depends upon the thoroughness of preparation during High School and College days. Hard work during this period of life will pay large dividends in later years Wm = w DEPENDABLE BANKING SERVICE FIRST STATE BANK TRUST CO. BRYAN Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation --- 'WEU, STARTED TO AtjK Rj fOURj vmqhter , Birr i'll i----1-----v Tmb the pension D. Towns: Your daughter—er—Pauline—er— well, sir, that is—you see—I’ve been going with her for two years—and—ah— Mr. Jones: So what? Think you should have a pension? You, Too, Will Know “We Know Our Style Lesson' .... when you see the smart spring styles this store is showing .... Here's smartness that will make your eyes light up with appreciation .... originality that will make you gasp .... rare fabrics and colors that are a find. You’re sure to be “all eyes” when you see the many “style lines” this store has to offer smart young men. Wfr KNOW OUR STYLt LtSSON Young Men’s Suits — Novelty Furnishings — Sport Oxfords — Swanky Hats W. S. D. CLOTHIERS WIMBERLEY — STONE — DANSBY “Correct Men’s Wear” To Stephen F. Austin High Faculty and Students . . . Greetings and Best Wishes for a most successful and happy life J. C. PENNEY COMPANY, Inc. BRYAN, TEXAS © O o ° O Oft i© e i WISHAU MY POQND5 .WEKE EUGUSH POISNV5. Emily Adams: Sakes alive, I don’t believe any woman could be so fat. Dorothea Moreland: What are you reading now? E. Adams: Why, this paper tells about an Englishwoman who lost two thousand pounds. DRINK IN BOTTLES IT’S REFRESHING — YOU’LL LIKE IT — YOUR GUESTS WILL, TOO COCA-COLA IS EASY TO SERVE—and can be served on a moment’s notice—Very little preparation is necessary. Keep a few bottles on ice. Then should unexpected guests arrive, your refreshment problem will be solved. Buy a 6-bottle carton now. Keep a few bottles on ice at all times and be prepared for such occasions—Your favorite grocer will supply you. Bryan Coca-Cola Bottling Co., Inc. TELEPHONE BRYAN 94 Sankey Park Jewelers ( n DIAMONDS WATCHES SILVER n Medals, Trophies and Awards for all spoils and all occasions. 5) , I'D UAe TO have My HAM CHANGED pack to NATURAL COLOR. Do sfOL) KEMEMPG? WHAT IT WAS p Safeguard Your Health Eat Good Food It will help you double your energy— and may we suggest plenty of Fresh and Sun-dried fruits. Visit our store and select your requirements. DAVID REID Groceries PHONE - - BRYAN 54 AND 78 LA SALLE SAFE STORAGE HOUSE No need to risk a fire. Only fire and burglar proof building in Bryan, Texas. PHONE BRYAN 345 T. A. Bullock, Prop. Polly Pierson: You know, I wonder if you’ll still love me when my hair has turned to gray. Lee Edge: Well, I’ve loved you every time you’ve changed its color so far. They’re the Smartest Things in Town! UNDER-GRAD CLOTHES for Spring Just wait 'til you see ’em . . . just wait 'til you get into one . . . these Under-Grad Clothes really get you. Daring modeling . . . unusual fabrics . . . that will make you look as good as you are! $25.00 $27.50 $29.50 A. M. Waldrop Co. ,tBryan,s Leading Clothiers” BOY, 1 JUST . SAW £M . j§ I 1