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

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THE DRONCO ’4 2 Stcpkerx R Austia Hijh School Bnjcxa, Texas 1 —--i f UJ], 1 w doorways - ' in years to --''co'me ujheT) you looK through the payes of the Bronco, uue hope that «they ujiII help you realize ,Tnore fully than you can nouu, that each opportunity ___ and experience, of our school days has been as dooriuay —-Z71 1 through tuhich ujemiyht rr .f pass iTito a. richer life, i To briricj this t o you has been the aim of the HBronco Staff I CcSfj f 1 f frTfiji 1 4J. ■1 t M taff at pjay EDITOR-Sue Bethany ASST. EDITOR-Ann Cade BUSINESS MANAGERS Bill Roman George Spence STAFF Mary Frances Lenert Eugenia Ann Miller Marie Palermo Patsy llisbet Betty Bcnbow Martha Jane Porter Mary Louise Opersteny Doris Ross Freda Key Dorothy Warwick Bobby Tumlinson Mary Gene Smith Jack Bady Joyce Goldsmith Charles Shelander Beverly Ann Sparks Betty Jo Cook Dorothy Ramsey Betty Westbrook Dorothy Varisco Antoinette Varisco Kina Rawls Gloria McGinty Dick Homgreen John Carr Bill Moehlman Earl Phillips Fred Wehmeyer John Blasienz Jin rtob Wilson SPONSORS-llalcolm Mclnnis H. D. Holloway Is page dedicated to all former students of S.fA wherever they may be, uuho are riou) in the seruice of Our Cou ntnj. May they carry lu11h them that indomitable EVoTlCO Spirit, and may they return to us, safe an d uictonous, is the prayer of their Alma Mater M. E. McCartney J. H. Conway, Jr. T. B. Bryan s kese [ U 1 _ LJ o LA, Off ice rs President James Jackson Vice -pres ideal W Ujnc Franks Secrelarvj Ahce Mae Brewer u V Eleanor Baker How ducky Music College Degree Marie Baral: Golly Dance School Teacher a Hs Physics is wonderful Hot tamales Business man avo ns Dorothy Batten Oh, gee Chocolate candy Stenographer Betty Benbow Gruesome, isn't it! Chocolate candy Interior Decorator Sue Bethany 'My soul Football specials Hot a school teacher Dorothy Bicnski Could be Music Bookkeeper John Blasicnz Uh What's up Doc! Good f ood Baseball Pro ayS Bill Bottinc Don t do that Hunting and fishing Lcavo S. F. A. Jean Burtis That colics me Dramatics Have fun Edna Byrom So you're wondering Good radio programs Doctor Sanmio Cangelose c' pi) ays U avoRS John Carr Is that true’ Girls!: Chemical engineer Kathryn Carter What you know, Ed Pickles and peanuts Housewife Gus Casten My soul Vine, women, and song Doctor C. E. Carnes Shut up Steal: and gravy Airplane mechanic mn s E. H. Caywood (Censored) Sports lOl S Aviator Leroy Connell (Censored) Women Officer in Navy arold Conrad How you get 'em, Rosy Sports Coach basketball i ins Jane Closs Gad Dancing Beauty oper- ator Uary Rae Cheatao I7hat for? Food Housewife avo rs J-3 4 ■r. Uary Degelia !!y Heavens Chocolate candy Secretary z=y a y s MS Betty Jo Cool: Hi Laughing Lawyer Wallace Cowart What’s up Good Eats Business success Marjorie Davidson Heavenly days Reading Steno Janie Emola Gee whiz Ice cream Travel Bertha Dishman Oh yea To dance Study Music Ilubert Dittfurth That’s right Pood Explorer Janelle Ellis Yes Indeed Dancing Good typist ''ll eddy Elwood A-hah Good time Admiral What's up doc? Fried chicken See the world Lawrence English Whatcha know, Joe? Solid Geometry To graduate Phena Fazzino Goodness Gracious' Ice cream Artist J. L. Dyess mns avoRs Ivon Feaster 'Oh, shoot Swing music Teach art Alone Foster Yes, indeed' Pickles Steno Rosemary Fountain Hi, cutie Dancing Get married y V Wayne Franks It ain't hay Short girls Be rich Frances Fazzino Gee whiz Good times Travel a v o l!ary Belle Frame De-liver me Hot Dogs Homemaker Kina Ruth Franklin My word Dancing Steno l.'athan Franklin Oh, I don't know Dancing Farming y u b S-------- Ann Howell 7h t e ? u hS Hcy Music Singer Kelleen Huckaby Woll, I'll be Hawaiian music Travel Harlan Howard What's up, Doc Football trips Get rich Ruby Hyden 'Oh, monah Good times Housewife ays l avoids a Janes Jackson ms x Waite ft Ain't it awful' Beautiful girls Beautiful Janet Johnson 'Stop it Acting Marry my dream man! m Uarjorie Jones Aw, Rats Swimming Aviator 'Great Scott Music Pianist Billie Majors Fiddlesticks Skating Singer Kurt Manthei My, My! Agricultural work Farm i ms Annie L. McDonald Ah yes! Airplanes Aviatrix Georgie Machos What s cooking Doc? Chocolate pie Flying cadet a vo rs V c=L John Marino llaw! Old cars Airplane Mechanic Frank Mauro Uh! What Football games Pet. Engineer Marcelle Mabry Gee! Dancing Sco the world ays Rosalie Maresh Just every- thing Horseback riding Technician Charles Mitchell 3 +:-$ $::: Playing a musical instrument Flying cadet L. J. McGee Aw come on Everything nice College graduate Gloria McGinty Fine thing’ Well-1-1 ’Tot an old maid Ruby McLain Ship it Good times Housewife Eugenia Anne Miller Oh Glory Music Musician Bruce Mills I didn’t done it Sleep To graduate Jin Morris Ah, YesI ?????????? Typo 100 words John Moore Swing music Texas Aggie Paul Montoya You full-o- bull Vanilla malts U.S. General Nancy Moss Tub Snicker Teacl: music i ms Mildred 2 ovosad Goodness, gracious! Traveling He a nurse I ► Albert Kowak Oh, I don't know Spark Plug Graduate Lucille Opersteny Who said it Music Bookkeeper Mary Louise Opersteny You horse Dance Good musician £ Anna Marie Palermo I don’t get it Sodas Famous musician a u s 9 J avors Della Parker How about it kid Ice skating Dancer Josephine Patranella Is zat right i Dancing Graduate Minnie Ann Patranella Lets be happy' Traveling Secretary Frances Palermo Could be Dancing Nursing % i mns Waymond Payne Hi Toots Eating and drinking Finish at S.F.A, Earl Phillips What is it Sports Toorts writer Callic Piccolo Good Heavens' Music Nursing Joe Piccolo 'Listen, son Friends Lawyer Stephen Pearce Disgusting, isn’t it Wine, women, and song College graduate ays a v o rs TT1S Helen Rahnert Gee Dancing Steno Dolores Polans!:y Bull corn Fritocs Housewife Don't say it Eat Flyer Leona Pyles Ob Dear Have :?un Housewife Dorothy Ramsey Marvin Ramsey ’’Fancy that Solid Geometry Look like Betty Grable ?????????? Fried chicken Mechanic c=y a 9 Douglas Regenbrecht I ni concentrat- ing Music E. Engineer Jack Restivo Awl come on’ Sports Beat Waco t y Kina P.awls It really is! Little Drown Jug Harry a rich man!! Morris Reese Oh, Prutz Eat, sleep and ride Perfect typist avoRs mv K Frank Ribardo ni Kid Ride around Flier X Ottcy-, m rj tt £ f++HriH) YW y r -GTrls, songs and mill: Doctor Lucille Salvato Oh stop itJ Long rides Secretary Nellie Ray Rosier Oh, gosh Sports Homemaker Mary Beth Is that so? Football Doris Schovajsa Cute Dancing Long finger nails Annie Mae Schulz Was the test hard? Reading Stenographer Bonnie Sheffield Whatcha doing, pal? Football Pianist Iilary Frances Soape 'Gee, I don't know Picture shows Nursing Clara Sue Shepherd Well, I’m blotted Chicken, ice cream Housewife Bobby Sowers •’Take life as it comes” Blondes Grow tall Beverly Anne Sparks ’’Goodness gracious Art Commercial artist George Spence Line it up Band work Chemical Engineering f VciL ..... Cecilia Stetz My Gosh Dancing Housewife SZ z. 4 v-0 ®f - i ’' Hesley Summers My Gosh! Football games Chemical Engineering ?£. Harold Syptak Ah! Yes Girls Musician Glenn Terry 'How you got 'em, Rosie? Girls Coach football Morris Thompson Prutz Hyman's Class Aeronautical Engineering Joe Tucker 'Hold it in the rut Cigars Own a big Antoinette Varisco I don't know Tennis ::weet sixteen rothy Varisco Sister ____ Chocolate bars Concert pianist A Lillie Toon Oh! Heck Popular music Graduate V' ty aus av o rs Helen Walker Oh, really' Dancing Stcno Watch out’ Aggies Secretary Dorothy Warwick 'Thousands wonder Dane ing To be brunette Gloria Warren Period Aggie foot- ball games Bob Webb Baby Won't You Please Come Home Good looking.!. girls Fred Wehmeyer Gee! Pretty girls Architect a vors Betty Westbrook Dear Gussie Swimming Rancher Wayne West What,s up, Doc? Sports Flier Elizabeth Wolfe Let's eat Summer-time Stenographer Elizabeth White Myrtle White Horse Feathers Travel Nursing I ms 'What's next? Good times Travel Betty Worthington Ain't I educated? Popular music Stenographer Cathron Wilson j Could be Convertibles Millionaire's wife Margaret Wilson 'What for? Chocolate pie Steno Tmogeno Winn ’Ty Gosh Football games Shorthand genius Betty Francis Wiley Oh Dear Cokes Type 150 words ays avoRs a i vr s Francos Sousaros 'Fiddle Paddle 'Beautiful Blue Danube Sing over the radio Eugene Wynola ’How’s every- thing Cars Good Job Bill Zak Keep ’em crossed Cheese sand- wiches Electrical Engineering Albina Zlkcs Very little Little Brown Jug Secretary avoRS Billy Andrews ?????????? Fried Oysters Rancher Elwood Beverly ?????? Circuses Graduate Buster Brown Aw Blondes Chemical engineer Verna Maniord Gosh! Chocolate cab Nurse Do tell Read Be a doctor Anything Holloway Bo a good gold digger Tom Holland Amazing isn’t it Women and fast cars Graduate Bart Haltom 'Nuts Dancing Pro Golf T11S Charles Saxon '.fhat’s up Doc Big juicy steaks Business success W. J. Ware Very little Sleeping Your guess is as good as mino u av Cullen Frazier Chattawang Football Satisfy Kiss Hyman Off' veers Pres cl e ui Dick Holmcj reo n Seer o r ij Marij Gone, Srrwtk Jy redsurer R u t K VY1111 3l ms Gloria Barbee Margaret Sue Benbow Floyd Bar Bobby Berdine on Lonnie Blanchard Natalie Boriskie Edward Buchanan (K LOsrtUusMildred LKcZ t Becker vi Wilma Brayton Bobbie Jo Brown L JUL, o A Bill Campbell | Lena Mae Canavespe A Billy Adair Jacqueline Adams Jack Bady J T 1 er Larjoric Chancy Lillian Anne Caywood Ray Carson At ) Edward Carson Alice Carletoc Sam Cangelose npna j. o jk on 1 d - 1 Douglas Conlec Elizabeth Ann Cloud J. Ross Closs ' I | Clary June Clark Joyce Cowart if Reuben Conrad La Verne Connell Aden Conlee Raymond Gomez Tommie Jo Graham Silnon Stheridee Pansy Poster Lucille Gomez Margaret Lynn Dunn Herbert Ezekiel Mary Belle Foster 1 George Davis Alvin Dittfurtb Dunn Mary Ann Fazziao Martha Franks Ester Ruth Godley Mildred Griffin Willis Griffin Keith Haines Tommy Hanover Cleveland Halliburton Loraine Harrison Pauline Holiday Amber Hilton Martha Jean Hicks Mae T.yrd Hensarling June Hcarne Charlie Hohn Velma Holidy Doris Jones Billie Burke Johnson Sydney Johnson a hJit A Dficl; Holmgreen « €■ Clifford M lier C. M. Ncvill Norman Murphy Ruth Ann McWhorter Eucene Moore Alta Fay ' Moehlman Dora Elizabeth Noto Patsy Nlsbet Ruth McLain Mary Frances Merka Ella Mae Murphy San Koto John Poindexter Martha Jane Porter Rosa Lee Perrone Allister Presnal Doris Ross Homer Rea Pauline Rhoades Rena Ruffino v - Alice Plagens Lena Ribardo Pauline Ruchti Anna Bell Rychlik Sarah Saculla Mavis Novosad Jeanette Ottea 2 ' Mary Gene Snith 3illie Jean Thurman ( I Calvin Tucker CUM Elizabeth Todd err: Josephine Tucker Doris Wallin 7 f WS !- V Raymond Tomlinson Dorothy Touchstone Mary Alice Ware Leslie Vernon % V David Vivero da Warren W. S. Walker Hazel Weatherly Ruth Webster Officers Presen t Bet t ij Ba) lerstcdt residen t John _ocke O ecrehary P 6 t I Vj lo 11 ct 1C Treasurer W 11 is I ic. r David !' u t) e r ff inton Adams Junius Beel Dorothy Boswell Howard Cargill David Ezekiel Janes Cargill Larguerite Finke Dorothy ilcl.ain Uorris Smith Raymond Reinhart! Carrie Ribardo ... i Lindy Nelson Ada Lou Pearce Betty Thompson Billy Trcmont Mary Lena Triola Bobby Ward Doris Jean Tubbs Alice Rae Wilson i Eugene Foster San Palermo Sue betk r i. Wa vjnc. Franks hrouyh these President Majoric Jones Vice President Wilma 5 ray ton Secretary Many Gene Smith P Reporter be tty Jo Coohl -art ,' G h, -f President bill Moelhman Vice-President Joe Hoyyhins Secretary John blasienz Reporter James dacHson Billy Moehlman Earlene Nedbalek Buster Brown Clara Sue Shepherd Sherrill Hall Bubba Barron Ralph Weedon Betty Westbrook Betty Jo Cook Bill Zak Wilma Brayton Betty Jo Hale Homer Rea Joe Hugghins June Hearne Bill Downard Betty Ann McCartney Dick Holmgreen Pres, bill Zak Jacl: Bady, W.S. Barron,Jr.,Betty Benbow, Sue Bethany, Alice Mae Brewer, Buster Brown, Jean Burtis, Edna Byrom, John Carr, Betty Jo Cook, Cecil Gelber, Sherrill Hall, June Hearne, Charlie nohn, Janet Johnson, Betty McCartney, Jimmy Morris, Eugenia Ann Miller, Bill Moehlman, Mildred Novosad, Della Parker, Martha Jane Porter, Dorothy Ramsey, Nina Rawls, Homer Rea, Morris Reese, Clara Sue Shepherd, George Spence, Eldon Sutton, Antoinette Varisco, Dorothy Varisco, Betty Westbrook, Jim Bob Wilson, Bill Zak. HI V I . s. DEFENSE BONDS ST A MI’S The Corral (.1 KK ( I.I B CONCERT DA T SKA—1:30 I . NO lavs Juniors amrd To National Honor Sociotx By a recent election by th • far. irht member of the Junior cl •re elected to the National llo fiot). %t ‘ K. ' V fir I , % , ■ ' ' y c. v. « ■ % S ' s v.v, C- 'o„ «a has endea- ifiwntaifc lij m. It i r.ot lonjr the class . the Icnirth depending « th.- students loam, rt talk to the class. Mr. . n said that every studen. rake advantage of this cour- •. nat it should bo considered a c advantage instead of a pui- .nent. The cla-s has taken up the dif- f.rent parts of speech at the pre- sent time. Miss Wo n is determining the weakest point nn i is going t.) drill them onthat. I l at 8 o’clock are 28c for child; d tic for ndu “ The Mirrhant of Venicl•'■ an evening performance. Mac each lasting two hours. The noon play will begin at I ::t0 o nnd th e even Matinee pr Fv-ning prices are VM- for child and students and 65c for ndu There is also a 36c combination ti et for students for |he matinee i night |M-rformances. Tickets will oi. sale all week. The sale has l good. the sponsors report. The Footlights Club is sponsor thirty-four. Eighteen by th and ei ght oth iers now seniors were '.elect d in th' i junior y. nr. k The %re Ji m Bob Homer liea. Charlie Hohn, Martna Port r. Eldon Sutton. Betty Ann 1 y. and Jack Bady. Seniors -le cte l in the fall ar ' Jimmy Morri s. Nina Rawls. Jwi Hurt is. I’nrker. Sherrill Had. Kuirenia Am Miller. Betty Ben Edna Byron. John Carr. Morrl Rees . Bu-ter Brown, Clara- (V t' hta 9%! X W Shepherd. Georii •once. Betty • Westbrook. I Veil . Stuart Bur- Ramsey. John and Dorothy The igh n who were elected ■e Sue Hell any. Betty Jo Co ok. Bill Mocfhman.r Alice Mae B rowei -. Mild red Novos.vl..; Dorothy Variaco. Ant« i nolle Vari.«-'| co. and Kill Zak. Onlv fifte n pel of the senior i • Ho« ted to the Hod v. ’ [ ’r cent i of the junior ' iblv. The c hief n-.juir Holast ic. th' ough leader- ; Its TO I’RKSKNT FTERNOON I’ltoi.K V.M S%X' SX ■ ':S' axs w £ ts: February 22. the Boys' ilee Clubs, the A C.tp- and the Junior High vill present another of ■ afternoon porirrams in ditorium at 4:: 0 I’. M. ' Glee Club will sing ’ Victor Herbert; Soft- fall.” Kountz; and fie- ri Harbor.” The Girls •Id n Slumbers.” Jacobs; ..aid; and ”Thr Lost Arthur Sullivan. 1 lie Choir will sing “To i|f.” Tkack; IntcrRer Vitae.” Flemings; Gonna Ride In the Chariot. Smith; Resting In llis ls ve and Chillun' Com On Home. ’ lliarh GK-e Club wiil sinir Shepherd' Serenade.” High- to nth Century Owning Room. Mo- zart; ami “Kentucky Babe.” Solois'- are Evelyn Curling ami Marion llo- lick. on parade Off ceRS Pres. George 5pe nce Vice-Pres - Betivj Jo CooK. Sec.- I vo r Feaster Rej . - Joe Hu gFms and at luor K Girls' G lee C lub A Cappella CVioir Boils’ Glee Club Edward Carson. FUTURE FARMERS £ T'°V Pres.-Janet Johnson Vice-pres.-Eugenia Anne Hiller Rec. Sec.-Dorothy Varisco Corr. Sec.-Martha May Lawrence Treas.-Margaret Wilson Reporter-Della Parker P rliamentarian-Betty Westbrook Song-leader-Frances Sousares Accompanist-Lucille Salvato Historian-Beverly Sparks uom wthcers Janet Betsy Earlene Jo© A. Varisco Pres B. Benbow VP D. Jones Sec M. G. Smith Treas D. Parker Rep A. M. Brewer L. N. Davis M. Kalinec P. Nisbet E. Sutton c io oa U b i Ralph Veedon, Jim Morris, John Alston _ , ■.7,aith, Eldon Sutton, Arno Mohr, Barney Mauro, Bobby Bl)ec .. DJv1® illis Griffin, Eddie McSwain, Charles Shelander, BiH_ wll !Sn ' Jack Bady, Howard Paulson, David Ezekiel, Annie L. McDonald Billy Wilson, Jim Ed Ross, and Signe Jakkula. Sponsor: Miss Rooke ta —W 1 [■' — ' ■■■■■ ■■■■■■fr ■ t 1 ' f' ' V M • .) .--j ..I--.. - ...- -—j l' _i t- If i f || ' (I « « 9 If • | 1 ... 4F J ±== , t- 1 i-— — | 1 a yt j a . -reen-- ✓i arc. v. :i Inc 1 ' r y r | ' , rr — - —1 H ■ ■ y 1 i - p— f1 t ' tzx... j r4=zr -. ■■■■ {}.„ H — r r irT f -1 ± — ■ V 1 --—1 n My. CooK Mr Jon.es MrN bors ID A IL IL Colenia Moore, Kathryn Carter, Nellie Ray Rosier, Miss Rooke, sponsor, Lilly Belle Murphy, Verna Maniord, Gladys Quillen, Mary Belle Frame, Annie L McDonald, Pauline Rhodes, Dorothy Batten, Ella Murphy, Clara Sue Shepherd, Billie Thurman 'ENND5 Bobby Davis, Wayne Franks, Ada Lou Pearce, Jim Bob Wilson, Betty Thompson, Russell Roach, Walter Carl Jones, Jim Ed Ross, Charles Shelander, Antoinette Varisco, Betty Jane Brown, Della Parker, Jimmy Kershaw, Dick Harrison Mr Nabor'5 bou lampions of were C Intramura 0 ports St eve Harij Gene Nina. Bobb 1 ea TRAVIS B BRYAN mit otiiT J AEBB MOWCLL. v « r-tt o -t S L BOATWRIGHT. VIC mtdOOT IVAN LANGTORO CA1 in N r LOCKtRO. AMrtTANTCAIMIC M M CRSKINC. AMKTANT UIk lx Your Banfy 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 part 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. 1(7« First Xatioxal Rajtk OK BKYAN MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION 1 ROMAN VICK Druggists PRESCRIPTIONS A SPECIALTY -O- DIAL 2-1383 SINCLAIR REFINING COMPANY Cor c ro,t iaI at ims at d R est Wi Kes % xA l of 94Z FORREST JONES Agent MONTGOMERY WARD ftrytYi , Texas EUGENE EDGE SON Dry Goods QUALITY GOODS FOR OVER ONE-THIRD CENTURY “A Home Owned Institution” City National Bank Bryan, Texas Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation SHOES Er HOSIERY FOR. WOMEN • CHILOftfM PHONE 2-5149 THE REAL HAT SHOP HATS AND ACCESSORIES FOR ALL OCCASIONS GUY H. DEATON TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE The Typewriter Man—at Your Service SALES - - - SERVICE RENTALS ne South. Main Dialx-5a5H WILLIAMS DRJAM AVfc. EQa pWONE - 366 A COMPUETE FOOD A AP F ET. The Bryan News The Only Newspaper Serving All Brazos County BBYAN CAFE Brazos Oil Company M. T. Reese, Prop. EVERYTHING IN PETROLEUM PRODUCTS IZ 9 5.College D.al 2-5825 BRYAN TEXAS AMERICAN STEAM 1 AUNPRV DRY DIAL 2-1585 ♦ ♦ ♦ CLEANERS BRYAN C. W. VARNER Bryan’s Leading Jeweler 2 5405 1 102 N. Main Metropolitan Barber Shop J. R. BULLARD Compliments of Cash Market and Grocery Sam Palermo, Owner EAT THE BEST - FOR LJESS PHONE 678 516 NORTH MAIN mppan Ovett • • • Qeu • • • Strikingly Modern in Appearance and Steps Ahead Western Auto Associate Store ICE CREAM one 2-1214 Bryan Street “You’U Like It Better” EAT AT E-TEX CAFE B. W. Wiley TCCIXPC Specializing in Home Cooking MEXICAN FOODS SUCI£UCP m Our Service I Department is 1 1 the Heart of M V Our Business i McKenzie - Baldwir Business College 702 S. Washington St. Bryan, Texas BRYAN MOTOR CO. t “Success begins where Baldwin Training ends” PARKER-ASTIN HARDWARE CO. ANYTHING IN HARDWARE and we can save you money Sherwin - Williams paints Complete line of plumbing BRYAN TEXAS Phone 2-1541 G.S.PARKfR LUmB«R co. On a date, never talk about another girl — ex- cept vour mother. CO — h Diducite foh Co )z je len! There's one tk)7ia sure, every Co ed uj ill fall fob' the SMdrt stuhnq end yood looks of the hew 3priny Griffon Co)l eji ?te Clothes. They' dll k lOLJ Ljon'rt 8 rejuldryuy when they see you sport ) y d Griffon dpnny ensefable. O Never tell a gal you’re a dS (treat guy—it’s just possi- ble she'll find out for herself. Arrow shirts and he — interwoven socks Ld-Playa snortswear — Gartner sup}k suits Hick ok belts mdjewelry Bostohijn shoes yttn t WIMBERLEY STONE DANSBY CLOCKIERS W. E. “Shorty” Halbrooks CLEANERS SANKEY PARK Jewelry DIAMONDS, WATCHES, SILVER Medals, Trophies and Awards for All Sports and All Occasions MILTON FRANKLIN DISTRIBUTOR E. R. EMMEL Holmes DRUGS Brothers Confectionery and Drugs TOILET GOODS and KODAKS STATIONERY We Deliver Dial 2-6109 BRAZOS MOTOR COMPANY STUDEBAKER H. L. Whitley Caldwell’s Jewelry Store DIAMONDS - WATCHES SILVER tsn Graduation Gifts of All Kinds L J. S. Caldwell, Optometrist Congratulations to The Class of 1942 N. A. STEWART DRUGGIST Kodak Films and Developing a Specialty NEHI Bottling Co. «m 'DUMBO' '■SEsaiev 1'' PALME CllHrJ DI IC ' s?s 6 .. of THE Bryan Cotton Oil and NORWOOD Fertilizer Co. CLEANERS A HOME INSTITUTION Under Same Management Since 1907 TAILORS - HATTERS MEN’S FURNISHINGS PHARMACY BRyAN'S e IG6EST6BfST DRUG STORE MOTORCYCLE DELIVERY QlucIc,courteous fountain service. PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY FILLED BY A REGISTERED PHARJVfcClST Say It With Flowers Halsell Motor Co. Vo i e a. e - Wyatt's Florist Shop Flowers For Every Occasion Dial 2-2400 26 Main St. DODGE PLYMOUTH CARS TRUCKS Dial 2-1551 STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES AUTOMOBILE, LIFE AND FIRE • BLOOMINGTON. ILLINOIS S. D. SNYDER BOX 1555 COLLEGE STATION. TEXAS PHONK 2-7014 Ferguson Charles F ner ' W H P J. C. GOLDSMITH DISTRIBUTOR GOOD N. PRODUCTS phone 2-8485 ★ KRAFT FURNITURE CO. PHILCO RADIOS ★ Compliments of j). QouUeA Smith fyl iid C. E. GRIESSER ANYTHING ELECTRICAL FRIGI DAI RE Dealer Since 1925 ( foo§0 p LuirbefCa HOME BUILDERS 06 s.COLLEGE AVE. S tation ary —• C onntRCiAL Job Work '—■ Pu ucations VV WOOLEY PftlMTER 700SO.HA.N Phone 2-1470 Hy. T. Schovajsa BAKER TIRE CO. Tires Sold on Easy Terms Top and Body Works 22nd and Main Phone: 2-8159 BRYAN TEXAS 0=3 CD C=0 “I Trade For Anything” “Rebuilders of Wrecks” 1M.C. Baker Ou 0=D CD c=o Southwest Wheel Alignment On Machine Telephone Company Auto Refinishing J. B. BAKER SCHMIDT ENGRAVING CO. DIPLOMAS Waco Texas RINGS CAPS AND GOWNS INVITATIONS FLOWERS FOR GRADUATION W. W. Hall Co. Bouquets For the Graduate Planing Mill Corsages For Dances and Festivities Kl 1 LAdIINL I 5 SCREENS Bryan Floral Nursery Co. j£orYX Lrriisr .tl 506 So. College Ave. Ipf eland(Pkormacn Affiliated with the F. T. D. A. f COU-i-CrE. STATION,TEX AS SRm’sORUG- Store Sapp Ooujinard Prop 402 NORTH mAlN BRVRN.TeXAS DIAL 2-6145 t ou fiLf sy of HOWELL LUMBER COMPANY BRYAN, TEXAS n LLs4 Home-Owned Institution” DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF BUILDING MATERIALS 203 E. 29th St. Dial 2-1559 UNITED STATES Franks Insurance Agency R. C. FRANKS TIRES - TUBES -BATTERIES AND ACCESSORIES Every Form of Insurance Including FIRE - LIFE - AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT - BONDS Us 0uR3uD tTpLfiw Representing Seaboard Life Insurance Co. Dial 2-1265 CHAMPION TIRE AND 207 South Main Street AUTO SUPPLY ANDJ27™ Phone - Simeyu r { n t e l.p corrPY WHOLESALE iiSvycin. %xa± g.M i CAN DIE'S E. B. DYER LUMBER CO. R. T. Dennis Co., Inc. Congratulates the LUMBER PHONE 2-6565 Seniors of 1943. LAWRENCE GROCERY CO. WHOLESALE GROCERS COTTON FACTORS Dorothy Jones Hatchery Baby Chicks, Custom Hatching, and Pullets THE Wallace Printing Co. Commercial Printers Printing — Stationery and Office Supplies DIAL 2-1283 1508 COLLEGE RD. Wallace Book Shop Rental Library New and Used Books for Sale QUALITY GROCERY MARKET Where Courtesy, Quality and Service Rule Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Fancy and Staple Groceries U. S. Inspected Branded Meats Phone 2-1553 302 North Main Street FREE DELIVERY S. C. Kirby-Durwood Thompson THE MAN WHO WORKS -is the felloto uuho needs the protection of Life Insurance t ke Tnost . t HAVE A PLAN De Luxe Cafe era a Tl Texas Weserve quality .food era Our Price is Always Right THAT WILL FIT YOUR POCKETBOOK “For Better Cleaning” The Model Cleaners W-C. MITCHELL INSURANCE AGENCY DIAL 2-1480 27 Asti-n. Btdg'. — Bruan Texas fytvre senTatlve 112 SO. MAIN STREET southwestern life INSURANCE CO- This bank, through the years, has offered a type of banking service which it believes is one of greatest use- fulness to its customers and to the community. More than four thousand customers are now using the facilities available here. FIRST STATE BANK TRUST CO. 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