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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1943 volume:

JlibsUA. The BRONCO 1943 STEPHEN F. AUSTIN HIGH SCHOOL Bryan, Texas cJfiat you may fiff an Idfe Hour utltfi tfi.0. memory of yforlouuS dayrf and fappy frlend ftip, ifiai you may never foryei aft iAey fiave meani io you5 u e submit iAe e payeesa U q , tfe annua f •Ataff, dedicate the 1043 Bronco to the -Former idtudentid and Focuftij members of 3 PA u fio ave entered the Serviced of our country . W. D.Wilkerson Ouive Mo QLgaa a en i on Pres. Joe I-Iu hiajs Vice-Pres. G M. Mevall 5e.c. Martha Jane Porter Treas. Marv Faauces Lemert Jackie Adanas - 6L -Ato Bil.lv Adaipl Gloria Bar.bee’ CjoiC fLOVP BarNE5 An ON bARNETT Joe Batson Margaret Sue Benbow (Jjy?7uuyw Boi e,v Berdine Dean Blanton J John Blasienz - 3om Richard Callender V?uA Lena Mae C K1AVE5PE Saaa Cang-elose Alice Irene CaP-ELTON Edwarp Carson Lillian Anne Cav wood C uuixjt Marv Rae Cmeathana Marjorv Clarv J. Ross Closs • s •• Jry LWy Elizabeth Ann Cloud Aden Conlee Donald Conlee “AA' Doug-la Conlee • La Verne Connell Reu eni Conrad Rav Copos Usr y2xxiJi, ' G-EOR.G-E OavI: 2 Tl CAj Alvifn Dittfurth MAR.tAR.ET LVNN DuMN FraMCES Eaton 1 Catherine Foster. CoJJu. Nathan Franklin P Martha Tranks cAusiJujt Kathleen Garb.et Esther Ruth Godlev Lucille G-omez TLCCjL; Ravmom d Go vnetz. Toaa vmc Graham Mildred Ann G-diffi Keith Haines To samv Hanover. X CLAJ l - June Hearne Mae Bvrd Hensarl 7 Martha Jean Micks Qa uiJIU A e Er Hiltom yOU t Charlie Hohn 3 -jCZst O m y Dick Nolmc-reen Vetl v a Houidav AMES HoCrAKi Joe Kef .n JlMMW KepSHAi 0 Charlie Kosarek Dorothv LVMfsJ kkENEK Nellie Maie Lamis MiKfc Matty L.aaap ? Ivan LanCtFord Martha Wav Lawk nJC-e CL +7?uU, MARV Fr.ANC.ES LEA4ERT Florine Lenz Bettv Anm McCab.tajey 5am Mc Domalp MARVWOfc-TH M klENZ.I£ Rosy McLaim U C Roth McLain Ruth Mp W MORT R Amna Y ae Mel-sky J To w Mahomfv 3,0 ' Luc f Marino yisLCL; Lois Masses MAR.G-OEf5.irE Metzep. 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Weathe lV '7L clZ £oj , Ruth We B-srerz. J!£aJ Tr. hv'i Weedon Ruth Williams M EC2.e £ P.T W(L50N uniore Pres. Junius 5eel_ Vice- Pres. Dilly Wilsow “dec. Caroline Adriamie Treac. Betty Thompso n W NTON AdA V S CavRoume Adrjance Doris Amdrews VlRG-IMlA Alf TOMMY Ar. Thoaaas Everette ' tty bi-iss Ball SI h c Winona Barnett AAa(2-V Anma Barron Mel0a Bat son Lila Ruth Batten Ju niius Be.el Mildred Bent Teddy Berdine Edith Dluisae Alda Boddie Doris Boswell Dorotwv Boswell Jov Brannon 9. P David Butler. Howard Carc-ill Ja v es Carg-ill Jack Cheatam Louise Coe L. V. Con rad Or OR. DON CORG-EV Joyce Cowart 1 ' MaRV MaRCtAB-ET Darweu Dob Davis Margie DeWart Pat Done v Bill Downaro Lerov Downev Wenrv Dunn 5mirlev Elliot Rosa Let E v o DAVIO Ezekiel. MAP -AP.CT Flfs 1 -E Wanda Fp.ank.lin Eleanor. Gilmore Gorpon Gilmore 6ettv Jo Hale E ettv Jo Harbin hrr I o ve Leroy Hare Dick Harrison Dorothy Harrison I Helen Harrison J Lila Mae Harrison Jess Hensar Josephine Micks Willis Micks Byron Wollig-an Bf2 Dorothv Monea Mitten Howell Wissie Howell LDA HuC-M E5 SlG-M E JAKK.ULA AAik.E Jameson K k Johnston O i 1 rsi s e Vkl_ v Frank Kochman Manuel Latter.- aaan nt me I ■i Joe Marino Louise Marsh s + X+ ♦.. 'tT ARNEV MAURO Irene AAetzep. N J Gloria Mill-S Agmo Mohr. Leta Mae Moon Lois Moore Mavis IV osubw Jack Moss Burel Mu Charles V cCu C-olda Mc Don Warren Doirotmv Mc Eddie Mc5wa AAarv Jane AIavar.ro Earlene Nedoalek Lindv Nelson Frances Palasota Jo Jo Patranella Howard Paulson Ada Lou Pea ace OI3BIF PETRAV Piccolo Milton A. Plag-ens Roger Powers Jr.. _ Gladvs Quille sj Jov Rea J. R. Ree Ro b Q.T Reed Mary Ann Peg-mund Raymond Reinhard Carrie Ribardo Jot Rivers Christine fro© Jim Cd fross� Bar ap-a Ruch Marie Ruffino Ignacio 5alaza Cv or Etuelena alvato Ot Harold Banders Charles Bhelander Willard Skains, Edna 5 v it Preston 5mith Sibvl Bmith i Wanda Bpring-er Jean Bousares Marris Smith'-YV n , . t John Alston Bamt m !3e.r_nade n Steele ’HtB ’i erne iv) rvswj Sckoo G ettv Thompson Jules M. Toliver arv Lena Iriola oris Jean Tubbs Doris Jane Turbk. Al RC.AS� UpWRIC-HT - John Van Volk-E nsurg- ro thy ft Virginia Watts Ralph Weeoon Marv Louise VVehrman Be.TT|E. Jane White D. D. Williamson o 'C hv Willis Alice Wilson Dill Wilson Pres. David Moehlman Vice- Pree. Rubv Becicer- Sec. Bill Amstroogt- Tr as. AAar-iqaj Houcia M it Alphin Bill Amstronc- lilv Fay Arrinc-ton XCC3 GUENA AvUTREf I VNO Cr E V E 6EA5L V ajoa a Lee Becker. Rubv Becker L Varnfll Berrv V Josephine BoriSKE Georg-ia BottiNc- Joun Bowaaan W J L- L i a Av Bov E E vVanoa Br.oGDcd nI John Buchan nan Harold Garc-ill jAckc Cargill c0 ary Cloud ' A J I Robert Col - lazier Relen Cannes Donald Car.ir.oll Jean Carroll John Carrol Ralph Carroll 02 O I DORl5y Chvtjl M A J Cr A ret Court i Serna diine1 Crawford Roy Crawford Allie Currie VV� e ✓ L -1V.+ - o£ 4 he. S' lv«r g DOUG-LAS DaVIDSO SI io o n Joella Lee Dibrell Betty Dow ajar_d Don Duncan Leonard Du Puy Betty Jean Dunning- Kathueen Elliot . Joe Emola X ■% «K % Robbie English j • IRENIP PlCI Lv P l A GrONZALES Bil-uv G-p-av TOMMV Gt2.EL N in a Mima, Jeanne Hardin ffbOJ AJ tfc Ob Vj' ULijO Sue MAr.g-c2.ove. . John ron Harris Ethel- M. Harrison Raymond Hawkins Marion Houck ornak EpR-O-B Xs ELL _ e m'ar-v os0orn Johnson 4 S • - « etty Lou Jones Joyce Jean Jones� Ralph Jones ROT H V KaMINSK M A2 EL U k: A-3E. AAE I E R. Dora Marie Keller • e Bert Kelly Sophie Mae Kli vtwortH John Kosarek Joe Lamp o Tho v s Lee Law bll_l_IE LeiGtHMAN Olli e Len z- F LOREN EF L UN) OS E V Eljie Ly. Charles Marin Kathrvni Mathis Vi R.CH N i A AA J William Meisane E AAAA A MeiI-LEP- h Metzer. 1 Ik- V V Rut David Mo hlman Alice Moonev Pearl Moonev Betty McCa v e.rom Chables WKL.ar.t n b y K.AT WERINI B MC DoMALO 6K NCTH MCDONALD Marna Jan e McGi g Jim nAY Nelson Constance Nitch Catwerine Pala ota Pete Palasota 4Vv OS.A Palasot Saa Pat ran el-� -a Setsyanna B tter.-soaj Lindal Pricb' Otra Dell Pullen Bora, 2.AD FOR.D V ac.y Restivo Duane clicks Betty Roberts JAMES RODGrEM Issac D.ODRIG-UEZ. Wanda Rohr. Anthony 5alv'actGio l ' h Josephine 5alvag-Gt io Leona Schram C-ladys 5chultz Margaret Seale R.W. SlEfi-BR.T JtL. Raymond Stetz Judy 5tuckey G ENE SuAA W Ed! 5a v Tar.vbo, Helen Thames Bil.u Thomas Brandon Thomas Triol. a . H 1 ahr.bnkamp w ANDEf2.vUHP.r VaP-ISCO Curtis Vinjcemt rr ' Walker. V) vJ , 0 BAHIiARA J E WALKER v 8 W ° Aaude V D 0 ° q a Prances Wakhen , V 9 Marg-ag-et Warren b,® % W Bettv Joyce Watson Ernest Wenticek Mari g IA hatlev Eu ene White I- Rachel. Norwood TomAAV A L.COAAf3 Jump Wiuey Ronald Wiles’ Beth Jo Wiu oaj (Bettv ay Wilson Edith Mae Wilson Jaci . Wimn C-LENN W ATT Alfred Wvay ol.a Charley Zike:3 Beth Closs Sosou i A V v° MARY GEME SMITH CHARLIE HOhM MARJORY WIPPRECHT JOE HUGGHIMS WE POINT WITH PRIDED DICK HOLMGREEN- CITIZEN BETTY JO HALt PERSONALITY JACK BADY- SCHOLAR C M NEVILL- ATHLETE JUNIOR FAVORITES BOABi Editor—Jack Bady Asst.—Ada L. Pearce Photos: Harold Syptak, Joy Rea Associate Editors: Lil Todd, June Hearne, Ann Scardino, Betty Thompson, Signe Jakkula, Sybil Smith, Mary G. Smith, Florine Lenz, Mary Jo Tobias Artists: C. Shelander, B. Reynolds, and H. Rea 'fi.il f tX Bus. Mgrs.—Jim Bob Wilson; Bill Downard; Miss Dushek, sponsor; and Eldon Sutton Doris Ross, assistant-editor; Doris Jones, editor; Jess Hensarling, assistant-ed. Typists: Patsy Nisbet, June Hearne, and Elizabeth Todd illie Burke Johnson, Club editor im Bob Wilson, Sports editor; igne Jackkula, Feature editor. Reporters: Virginia Alford Jack Bady Betty Kay Wilson Eldon Sutton Juanita Rice BIOLOGY CL Howard Paulson, John A. Smith, Raymond Reinharc Don Duncan, David Ezekiel, Billy Gray, Gene Summers, Leonard Dupuy, Duane Crawford, Charles Marino, Marie Frame, Jane Walker, Billie Ruth Van g derwerth, John Kosarek, g rby Becker B. McCartney,I pres.; M. M. Darnell, vp; M. G. Smith, sec; Earlene Nedbalek, r| Howard Paulson, Marion Holick, Her- bert Wilson, Betty B. Ballerstedt, David Moehl- man, Joe Hugghins-V.Pres., Mary Frances Lenert-Corr.Sec., Charlie Hohn-Pres., Betty Ann Mc- Cartney-Sec., Doris Jones, Jack Bady, Doris Ross, Mary Margaret Darnell, Junius Beel, Sybil Smith, Kathleen Garrett, Alfred Wilson, Ruby Becker, Dick Harrison, Ruth Williams, Bill Thomas. Went i jounci L oJ kcfiu U), O. w 0 , 4 : £ tv - 6i k AA ft k i My J lurrtL y -+— N c -' ky KJ I Eucll Porter Director FUTURE, FARMERS ioberi, pres a.ck, vice-pres. owa.rd; treas. iture Farmers aking Plans For 'cond Semester k'ith the beginning of the second lester, the Future Farmers are with plans for a number f' garden demonstratie- F.F.A. nursery, located on pus jects � to orv gar. the first ch will number c gardens u 11 in size but ■Kpa’TTge enough show- gardening. The Future Farmers to grow a large variety of veg- les and it is their aim to show folks v - in town just how h good 11 plot F.F be sm ime pa; i-asing culture ect am !l onstru bs tha out pus. rge number of small trees and bs which are old enough to live and which will bo ready for � • i quicker than the pro� - All f this plant � - sed in future v- campus la ’ ot ne - ’ at homes how i try as v an easy shrubbery t believe it omfort and Bobbie, rep Hr Dooleq- sponsor Future Farmers Attend Stock Show The Bryan Future Farmers went to Houston Thursday, Feb. 4, to en- ter the contests at the Fat Stock r ' iw. H Cargill and Anson Bar- .. h place and a $10.00 • Farmers’ dairy oached by .ap in ral i ig co that t _ -------------— their p; t j win the war. The meeting was adjourned by 1 president. At the an Chap- r of Future Monday, ecember 7, a rep rt T s given on � e success of a carload of feed ught by the Future Farmers. Then followed hether or n war bond iken in at lea was fina deration. Plans aro l ;r another « possible, bee the first car. I discussion on buy toncy The con- or- + 19, the BRYAN ' • visited by Betty Ann McCartney, President; Marjory Wipprecht, Vice- President; Earlene Nedbalek, Secretary; Billie Burke John- son, Parliamentarian; June Hearne, Historian; Elizabeth Todd and Ann Cade, Year Book Editors; Oleta Sample, Song Leader; Pat Doney, Pianist. .r � -- — I. SI MINC- A.NNUAL Jum ior Pu Ay p ATice 5. n uy A STAMP AMO LICK A JAr FisMPono 5. I : oo Tie L, Lowe makers or S r. A T”ENNI5 • f-CKlTR u. t tuf t. Foot i3a,ll Pp trice kVnwwvi Pres.-Joe. Hugghins N F es.-B ILL Bott ING Sec.-Tre as -Doris Ross Rep.-Bi LLIE B.J OHNSON ODIE. ARY AKKIE ARJ-ORV I IILORE.D n ih.tt S m 5 C. r., j.'j daJ Our G erman Friend, Boarding School ita runa :£tn MS ?? 'I • I . 1 I Row: Dick Holmgreen, Charles Murray, Roger Bond, G.M. Nevill; Sam Cangelos1, J. Ross Closs, Jack Cargill, Raymond Gomez; • George Davis, Charles McCartney, Richard Callendar, Johnny Fourth Row: Junius Beel, Thomas Arrington, Cullen Frazier, Bobby Tumlinson; Third Row: Douglas Conlee, Charlie Hohn, Donald Conlee, Steve Hughes; Second Row: Coach Cheezy Cook, Louis Thames, Preston Smith, Dick Harrison, Curtis Vincent, Coach Pete Jones; First Row: Keith Haines, Ivan Langford, Manager Jim Bob Wilson, Jimmy Nelson, Manuel Latterman. Back Sixth Row Fifth Row Bias ienz; '£ ORG£ C-UPRD RUL£N DR R ICHRKO CrURf D .OUlS HAftCS First row—Herbert Wilson, Dick Holmgreen, J. Ross Closs; Second row—Joe Daisa, Raymond Gomez, Preston Smith; Third row—A1 lister Presnal, Joyce Pridgeon, Dick Harrison; Fourth row—Coach Cook, Bobbie Berdine, Gerald Pointer, Jimmie Kershaw, and Ray Copus. €R.RLP Po, Il)T€. K J. K Immv r -t(?.5HPioJ Dune H OLm6-R.t£f0 Betsy Homer Ruth f5?ro Letter men: Flash Langford Lardy M ur ray REMEMBER TRAVIS 0 BRYAN WICSiOCNT J WEBB MOWCLL. vtC(.muiC sr S L BOATWRIGHT. v Cf MWOCNT IVAN LANGFORD CA MitA N F LOCKCRO. a� � i� ta «t ca«mic M M CRSKINC. AMllTAXT CAtMltA 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 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. C� TABLI«HCO 1073 First Xatickjtal Baxk Or BRYAN MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Quality Grocery Where Courtesy, Qua ity and Service Rule FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES FANCY and STAPLE GROCERIES 302 North Main Street Free Delivery Compliments of BRYAN e8X BOTTLING CO., INC. STEPHAN ICE COMPANY BRYAN, TEXAS e� . . Henry Berryman, Mana: George Stephan. President BOOK STORE SCHOOL SUPPLIES - GRADUATION GIFTS NORGE KODAKS R.C.A. REFRIGERATORS GIFT SHOP WALLPAPER RADIOS. GUY H. DEATON TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE The Typewriter Man—at Your Service W. R. McCullough FUNERAL HOME SALES - - - SERVICE RENTALS 116 SOUTH MAIN DIAL Z-5254' Ambulance Funeral Service Dial 2-1234 FIRST STATE BANK TRUST CO. IncrNT Council: Civic Committee Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Compliments of Cash Market and Grocery Sam Palermo, Owner EAT THE BEST - FOR LESS Dial 2-6785 516 North Main CHICKEN GRILL Home of Good FRIED CHICKEN SANDWICHES HAMBURGERS 24th and College Wallace Printing Co. Commercial Printers Printing — Stationery and Office Supplies Wallace Book Shop Rental Library New and Used Books for Sale 113 N. MAI N I BRYAN, TEXAS'. We solicit your inspection of our fine stock and invite you to wear smart footwear as only Collegiate Shoppe can offer. City National Bank Bryan, Texas Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation ■Student C«� ncil: Courtesy Conhittee EWING'S Select Your FEEDS AND SEEDS We PRIDE 0UR5ELVES ON THE qUAUT't OF FE.ED WE SELL Cedar Chest at KRAFT FURNITURE CO. TCD PC £UCECUCP BRYAN CAFE YAK DYKE STUDIO E. R. EMMEL DRUGS TOILET GOODS and KODAKS STATIONERY Holmes Brothers Confectionery and Drugs We Deliver Dial 2-6109 McCULLOCH DANSBY CO. COMPLETE HOME FURNISHERS THE REAL HAT SHOP HATS AND ACCESSORIES FOR ALL OCCASIONS PHARMACY BR AN'S £ 100ESI 6- BIST DRUO STORE MOTORCYCLE DELIVERY PRESCRIPT IONS CAREFULLY FILLED bY A REGISTERED PHARMACIST Central Toxas Auto-Hardware Company ■x 9 SOUTH BRYAN AVENUE HIGH GRADE REPAIRING WASHING AND POLISHING APPROVED LUBRICATION EXIDE BATTERIES 202 SOUTH BRYAN AVENUE Phone 2-7085 FARM-ALL TRACTORS IMPLEMENTS DeSoto ud Plymouth Automobiles COMPLETE LINE OF HARDWARE ACORN GAS RANGES ECONOMY HOT WATER HEATERS PITTSBURGH PAINTS AMERICAN STEAM IA LAUNDRY DRY DIAL 2-1585 ♦ ♦ CLEANERS BRYAN ■SPORT COATS will rule the campus roosts this season. Will your budget stand just one suit? O.K. -- Here’s a tip. And you'll thank us for it. GET YOURSELF A SPORT COAT! with two pair sport slacks— and you can invade any campus. McKenzie - Baldwin Business College 702 S. Washington St Bryan, Texas “Success begins where Baldwin Training ends Compliments of BRYAN AND BRAZOS COUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Composed of Progressive Citizens of Brazos County We are giving constant thought and labor to the matter of making Brazos County a better place in which to live and to do business WILLIAMS Halsell Motor Co. AVt. fllONE 2-1366 DODGE 8c PLYMOUTH CARS TRUCKS A COMPUETC FOOD AVAPiVSET. Dial 2-1551 Caldwell’s Jewelry Store SHOES t, HOSIEFSy FOR WOMEN €r CHILOREN DIAMONDS - WATCHES SILVER lsd Graduation Gifts of All Kinds (LSD ]. S. Caldwell, Optometrist Good Food' That's A LL the Juarantee Store SCARDINO MOTOR COMPANY G. M. C. TRUCKS SAM SCARDINO, Mgr. 724 N. Main Street Telephone 2-8815 uality —-—- Merchandise BRYAN, TEXAS ¥.wh iin w m 7£d' M i'� .1(.iiiiiMinn... IHLmB. Mm OODMARKET BRYAN at 26tkST DlAL2 6te BRYAN JUNK SUPPLY CO. HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR SCRAP IRON METALS, ETC. De Luxe Cafe FREE DELIVERY Dial 2-6189 THE COMPLETE FOOD STORE DELICATESSEN FOODS The Best in Brazos Counts LTS Our Price is Always Right FRUITS AND VEGETABLES FRESH FISH AND OYSTERS U. S. INSPECTED MEATS Aggieland Pharmacy The Bryan News A WEEKLY NEWS REVIEW OF BRYAN, COLLEGE STATION, AND THE BRAZOS VALLEY AREA C. W. VARNER Bryans Leading Jeweler 2-S105 % 102 NM“ Compliments of L. P. COFFEY j). GwJi i Gmiik Wholesale CANDIES fylvtiit Bryan, lexas m Our Service Sam’s Drug Store I Department is 1 Sam Downard,Owner 1 the Heart of a y Our Business M 406 NORTH MAIN BRYAN, i'EXAS BRYAN MOTOR CO. BAKER TIRE CO. Recapping - Vulcan z in fr 22nd and Main dealer Phone: 2-8159 BRYAN TEXAS ‘7 Trade For Anything” N.C. Baker - Owner 09 ROMAN VICK Druggists PRESCRIPTIONS A SPECIALTY -o- DIAL 2-1383 Stepping High, Wide and Handsome in Griffon Spring Sport Clothes . . . In the spring young men’s thoughts naturally turn to cheerful new colors in their clothes. The new spring Griffon clothes will lift a fellow out of the drab of winter, put you on your toes . . . ready to go places. If you like to be considered a smartly dressed young man . . . come in and try on a sport combination and you’ll see what we mean. GRIFFON SPORT CLOTHES . . . MARLBORO SPORT SHIRTS and SLACKS HICKOK SPORT BELTS and JEWELRY MANSFIELD SPORT SHOES . . . INTERWOVEN SPORT SOCKS y tjf WIMBERLEY STONE DANSBY CLOTHIERS CORRECT MEN’S WEAR SMART ACCESSORIES FOR WOMEN xStIDENT CcDNCIl: STAGE COMMITTEE. Contributed By: G.$.PARK€R LumseK co. HOWELL LUMBER COMPANY BRYAN, TEXAS “A Home-Owned Institution DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF BUILDING MATERIALS 203 E. 29th St. Dial 2-1559 TEXACO FIRE CHIEF GASOLINE INSULATED MOTOR OILS J. C. GOLDSMITH DISTRIBUTOR There’s None Better E. B. ELLIOTT GOOD PHONE Consignee GULF PRODUCTS 2-8485 BRAZOS MOTOR COMPANY STUDEBAKER H. L. Whitley NEHI Bottling Co. Southwest Telephone Company Staple and Fancy Groceries C. S. MARTIN Quality Meats We Deliver Dial 2-8 599 Say It With Flowers V Wyatt's Florist Shop Flowers For Every Occasion 26 Main St. McCartnev Pharmacy Franks Insurance Agency R. C. FRANKS Every Form of Insurance Including Dial 2-1345 “WE DELIVER,, Reliable Prescription Service FIRE - LIFE - AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT - BONDS Representing Seaboard Life Insurance Co. Phone Bryan 265 207 South Main Street C. E. GRIESSER F. W. Woolworth ANYTHING ELECTRICAL FRIGIDAIRE Co. Dealer Since 1925 1 • heartiest congratulations and best wishes to all 5.FA. graduates is the wish of the employees of your home town store J. C. PENNEY COMPANY, Inc Where savings are greatest ur W.E. “Shorty” Halbrooks A. S. McSWAIN INS. AGENCY CLEANERS GENERAL INSURANCE RENTALS REAL ESTATE fAonC.- 2-LOS 06 S. COLLEGE AVE. INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL XQEa PORTRAITs • SCHOOL PHOTOS By O T O SERVICE... Po«m«rly 'V. A. McCONNEll CO. 310 lrli OWK • HAOI.KY 17 17 • HOIJNTO.1. TKX AS EDGE MOTOR CO OLDS MOBILE W. C. Mitchell Insurance Agency ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE Agent SOUTHWESTERN LIFE 27 Astin Bldg. BRYAN, TEXAS y SALES and SERVICE LAWREHCE GROCERY CO. WHOLESALE GROCERS COTTON FACTORS SINCLAIR REFINING COMPANY Will Turek Jeweler Expert Watch Repairs Musical Supplies Sheet Music PARKER'ASTIN HARDWARE CO. Sh erwin - Will ams ANYTHING IN HARDWARE and we can save you money paints Complete line of plumbing BRYAN TEXAS Phone 2-1541 EUGENE EDGE SON Dry Goods QUALI FY GOODS FOR OVER ONE-THIRD CENTURY “A Home Owned Institution” £ er Ferguson Charles TT ner incENT Council: Display Committee FOR PERMANENT COME TO AUTt WAVES OF LASTING BEAUTY 305 EAST 29th STREET R. T. Dennis Co. Inc. Congratulations to the Class of 1943 FURNITURE, CARPETS AND STOVES E. H. Whorton. Mgr. EAT AT E-TEX CAFE B. W. Wiley Specializing in Home Cooking MEXICAN FOODS SANKEY PARK Jewelry WATCHES SILVER DIAMONDS TAKE A TIP FROM US Don't let this happen to you! Get into a Varsity-Town spring suit ...they're individual in styling... patterns and colors. It's only nat- ural- to want something new and dif- ferent. You wouldn't be the smart fellow we think you are if you did not want something original, and this wouldn't be the store you tiink it is if we didn't have it. Come on in and see the new Varsity-Towns. $29.50 to $45.00 T ilaldrop a (5. •‘BRYAN'S LEADING CLOTHIERS’ fiaAmnd f)aar : Udaff %5taff 9 at fa st our book i 6 done ; 1 usant to thank you for being do paiient and 50 cooperative. lib been qreat fun urorkinq uiyitfi every one of qou- oerfietfier at one in tftie afternoon or one in Me morning. jio one coufd ever adk for a more conqenia f, tafented or faitfifuf group of boqd and qirfd to utfork uritft on if id, our 1943 CONCO. Ur 6 r ] u Aa Ya J yLJT -jUZ A. ' x£4 fato -y uy Jftjuuj?uu , ryjuu WtuLa y — dUcf yy . Ms zCcU L. 4 1 Jtu iLUs - txJ Z66 Cy 4Ujl UM- £cX-C - J tJ tf Z yiy y y z a- So , qLA ££. 6U