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E CURTRIU RISES ON — A School- lite IDR-HMR IM SEVEN RcyS TSiAvncC SSpfrU C- TT SsM TKc CLj jervcfaowrts JiasiS naefo frusv dcA ov ze Cv€fiC £lct usfu , fryneusfc ests yfci y cid£rts fs f 'frja u a, yte tjtiuteAifo, Qm uy?zc oKu i £ c6fOj J.dQ Vu- . , , c n 0 .Wests y d. J cus s£iodt sfe tr s. r usxis Ret I. 5ceime: : The OFHCt Cr5t: School Bohrd Supe-rik temdemt TfcfNcipHL- F FI CU LTV Our Doducers The School Bohrd Mr. Howell Mr Horms Dr. Perry Hr. Wimberlev Mr. Butler Mr. Rrmstrong Mr. Br.vhm % W£5A WEDDINGTOM- Prinet pal vu D WILKERSON- Suptrin-ttw(t ik MISS KlcRUflM5 SPEECH 5s HVMRfJ WGLiSh e.rfi.'V •Iff MISS SflLVRTO pJil MCI POL’S 0 1 flcT H v3cene: The clhssroom Cfist : Seniors Juniors Sophomores URCHtof1 Court CbfcwE Ajt Wh«t’s up 'P rrf3 50 IMORC ro 60 ? ' r At If Alexin.! K) our Hied ii is fime for us o leave SF.A. u e,fhe Senior of I M ore beginning fo realise u haf our 3 uearshere have meanf TO us.Vve.are graceful indeed for Ike countless opportunities to acquire knowledge and fkills fa join inSpirah'on and ideals,and to associafe u ifk dc- ultcj and .sfuden+s in u ork and placj. 3+ is our hope, that as ex- Broncos u e u ill forever upkold fkose. traditions ot OUr school udi cfi fare made it the bes t in the U OrlcL , .. | — Joe rxnowles Bessie. Ptarl Barnett. PKijllis Arkos BettuJecm Belchtt- Truttt Akfn. v Carie n, Batten Hooucr Alforal Dorothy Beckham, l Srginfo Berner Ann Blahion Jogce DlendecLU Dorothu BonoU Col (ten Blanton. Marij Olfue Bullock James Closs Johnn y Ben CoLtro lrlra Mary RutW Byars Moms Clai Norm Carnes Don Cou art « • Sara Myri Dtshman Evelyn Curlihy 4 Maurice. DolrJrs l irxjin d, Daufs 1 ir muL EstT 1 Francis Jean VownarcL i I Josephine, Emola Margattb Etheridge Patsy Euerett Martha Fields Bettij Sue Foster Katherine Famine Beuerlij G-oelrel Dorothy Foster Rosanne Foster Lijctfa, Gohjcules Lelon G-raham Charlene Grfcsser Bill fruthne Max Ktham Sarak Waho £h Fridtrlck HaJI Jeanette Hall Pergit' HaJ yrouc G-lor’a, Hai-nson True Hili on fktwc a. Paiaij Hotjak ShfHfcij Holm hcen Bsttcj Howard Mary Maryaw fc JthkiM Bolrlry Rcuj Jones Ca.i-1 Kuhnle. Joe. Knowles Helen Jop HttLUse Sumneh Kohlhun C G ler ota Laicfcerstem nosie Lee L wsoft Dtck Lewis l ir jjVua Lee JoKn(Dalrlra) Ludujn AhqehW Lister V, i' f ' Doms Ahh Mct jCh Tonmuj Tommtj Mtrrell Esther Monto ja Constance Montoya Mai-urn Morton, Marij Frances Ovtral I DorotKij Norcross Mildred, Jane ftters Elfyalrffch fti-sons Dill Moss Maudme Ntvfll Dorothy Poole Bflly Pou trs Rolrert Colt Reese Marij InnRicharctsoh. Frances Jane Rattan Joe Salactmer Kenneth Roberts Jim ny Ros rorough Anthony Sali ag fo Carolij n Sceman Ireh«, Sample to Stuart Fttttll Spates LUtsley Steoens Fran ct l i°olcu Billie. JeanTurner Fred. UJalker 9 Marg Margaret ■Sua.resj CathermeTolrias Alma, Jean Dance Jamfe Sue UJa.ke{it d Fannie. Mauds bdalksh Mary Lois Ward, Nancy LtlariuTck Jirnrmj Wtlrlr Lecfca Warwick AlfrtdL Uilson Mat-Jo M Ute-t-r-tn Allrtft WtHrman Kowalct Wt Ifc B?ll Ya.nl Icy Junior Class of I94Q fake ibis opportunffu io express our thunks anoI qrcflfude fothe SeniorClass of 1946 for the help and friendship they have qh en to as these pa.s+ two years at D.F f. We pledge to iherr oar best in Upholding the ideals of our school. — Bill Tanner Sku-Js i 'Bohwa.tisK l IMIitffeJlU (Wail r Nona, Cook. M+hy Zoyat fk ms J(LM£S 6 K£ h Bohd. A!iH| IZtocksMTth Htfeh CAflhty Claudo Chautrs ftahCCS Cvndlfj Jo font CufiiS AWy [r hC£sFulkt- Q La Fviuas ■ j ( r Vtt to h Qoh%alc S B itie. Gvod+rjaSi Ha,hold GhdzJ) 0« N| HcUbhooKS. Dobh icnet-i. HihWtU ✓ V flrioLrtu HauU Mamj WtuttHon. Pft U.L ItffbtA'H. Dor ctt£ Uolt r K. Hujtes tyntiah, Jo.Kk kiccK JoAhht Joknsom Co rime ftkt-h HvJok HojjLih d na. feUdj f anittLkl.V-tzclC Q i 'Ooiot-Ci kri pA H xcl DLM-ill Ht-tiUC, Fi-Cl Listndc Luz MtrJlC Lotffc, Jm.ojCnt Locke, Jhahccf }tCc n is MtGct SohittBen DDttxtr Haydtti Moore Oh€h£ Hkhzy Moszs f j f T Mu-pKy Mi f o«v luirvlj Poloht. tl o-fcO Cktblzs hfwosad Rtf-thom - Ala£ot u J)lie.E JoyCt Hilda, (3fC.z z.QJ P«. U Kx C w s Qr eiChg Ja.h is tehs Chbistih . Of bS Jtj S v'ia, PrHhSSh Derothij ft KM. T fiK 5Uuc ) B b S n iiK L nj fpcll Uillij J+Afh FtunK StikU Oi a v Tob i as VfW 0hct$ Toct( L tinCC CtarfAU, V t-KLr Evelij ' Vct-noh. Rost Vitipi I J«C vc)tnc l o i i P cihjAh6t U ctd orv- Dorothy WfiJCr'no L L.O. Ji KthSon f - C. Upri jkt Lois WftrX Q'Oifc' K 1 C -Hie Sopi, omore Class of 1 46, have. ended our fir si Ljearai S.F.n.} and u eare all looking foru ard fo our nexi iwo years here. l l e wish to express our Shan ks to the faculty, 5e 7 or5,and junior fsr their help- fulness in 5wch a friendly way. l tis our hope thai u e; the ones u ho are coming back,can take the place of those a ho are. leaving in keeping the Bronco Spirit alive.. Burke Ellivoodl S« 6 B ktr JentvA BccHcr j£ n ttie ride h. fYftr « | But A n . NeJJu J t BvlUclc Curti'S Bur «v i Bokbij BhIIocK. T3ittLflu CuHutesfi f)Heh C tLby- Jojeph Ca X,iy Jto-Z ChuUlSt . 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Kt U in.® - Jetty Nick Turhh iK Kqv IJu Vft Jub U f am. Uoki+t Wihja r-tt V) llsk, Jan l V i Pf1 Pc y Jo ct doo Ta Wj tt Lottie ZiKes r ct hl Scene: The Chmpus Chst: Favorites Seniors JuniOR.5 SOPHOMORES Who s Who au ioZiisri - $4c£rrd-dv JJ bO. 3Ms£ zst£uchst Scene: Club Pooms Cast: Bronco Staff Corral Staff Student Council. Band Glee Clubs Footlights Club Future Homemhkers Club Pan American Club National Honor. Society Senior saiviant Shirlecj Holmjtttn Junior A3t l ataWfcv ChoWts Downey INESS I IRMR ER.5 George Stubr t Tohriv Miller Bob Smith © BBlfiHL IT 13 PI? Editor.' Ji'mmv Ro580R0U H Rsst. Editor.- Bett'iE Gooomhn Business Mhmhger D CK TuMLIMSON son ' • . Msr, Commitfets irx order: Inside Tp 4 it Fire Drill Civic Assembly Oat side Tragic 0n N°rtc Charles T'arr Edward fiMlatj George StuaH Carolyn Gibbs Glenda Laatcrsteir 5WM Pres. B !l Tbwerb Tomrr) MerreJl Mari Oliv e Bu.lloc.IC. Jeamne Grown Rosboroaghl Virginia Lee Jeanette Ha l 3 olor«b icra-pa COUNCIL Bill Mobs, Aiwa Jean Vance., Rogeir Luchibnghch Vu.et tU m baryta t eu;3rt Jo e Knowles Be tM Joe 0rPhM Bettry cUr Aenno Committite In Or dor: Court «av St«o«. C«4e-Lori a Rthlct 6 Librmru Bulletin Botrd 'i tf itii nsA r,v ' l ! y ' ls:s (]Iiapt4 Choir To Present Operetta Beauty Contest, an operetta, will he presented by the Cliapel Choir, under the direction of Mr. Guthrie, in the Stephen F. Austin Auditorium on March 8 at activity period. The scene is the garden of a girls’ hotel. The girls decide to leave be- cause the place is dull. To liven things up. Jonquil Jones decides to run against Mayor Green, not dream- ing that she will win. The mayor, knowing that Jonquil has a good chance to win, tries to divert the girls’ attention by staging a beauty contest. While the girls are out electioneering for Jonquil, Sylvia Sparkum comes to help the girls and finds no one there except Milly Maynard, whom she encourages to enter the beauty contest. Milly wins the contest, and at the end Jon- quil is telling Mayor Green that she will be Mrs. Mayor. r ITi, Oil w w- ' ,r or CS 'H,,, .C « ' £ v. Kj . “o O ' r'0„ , Sq ‘ ’5 )« o„l w_. O’ . •V 0n . Ho, i . e ( «K «w e t« Tv, T ;- 9 -1, . i,. - o - fb j, K O . .. ° n‘ ° Ws P sf°b 9. Ab0, ' 6. °Jv i v SPEECH CLASSES PRESENT PLAY JGHT5 eavs Off ic ers Spon so rs (te .Fhylhs flrhos Mi $S Me dams Fred nail JamesC oss Mi 55 CroocUe'H’ Mary Olive B U I lo c| Fu+ure H ome Pres.— J Hall 5. Fi+erson lARickartlsco ? rhos £v cre+f D Beckham Sponsors ). Fr y ier ‘-'McCulloayh « ■ H, _ , exvv ® w °ct,°n ,.' 's ojt( onn0 (ho zy°n- O, wbiok J vy„, ‘ fA. «p. -. ni(tln «ho ™ Jod :? of ' J , « 7° A, e •0 « ce v o x , c e -«c’vC . Ss e CScC vf'”- ' s. V'v° e ..'S • s. _Y C'- V. -. 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P ...0 A ' O ev v ■ Scene: The Grandstands Chst: Cohches Footbhll Squrd Yell Lehders Basketball Squrd Track Team Four More Games This Season Annual Football Broncos Lose Three Win Three Games YELL LEADERS POWERS FRANCIS BATTEN Sff c.0 0 7an Second In geRa S _ AWH TUCKER Colts in Four Out of Five MANIATIS BOIVO n vi CT Scene FRONT Cost: DR0MCO5 WRLK Winter WoMOtfZLHAio TheW ooismen Mnny Ouv£ Write T) esrifjnTHJtJ BRAZOS RIVER HB1V JoWiOieS .Scene : Mfhn street Crst: £ rowc© T rckers READ REGULARLY BY THE BEST INFORMED PEOPLE OF THIS AREA THE BRYAN NEWS A WEEKLY NEWS REVIEW OF BRYAN, COLLEGE STATION, AND THE BRAZOS VALLEY AREA R. B. BUTLER GENERAL CONTRACTOR Concrete Products — Ready Mixed Concrete Dial 2-7779 Bryan, Texas Compliments of BRYAN GatiX BOTTLING CO., INC. STEPHAN ICE COMPANY George Stephan. President BR t AN, TEXAS Henry Berryman, Manas Travi B Bryan rWMiOCWT N F Lockerd . amistamt caamicx J Webt Howeii. VKU.r t .oc .T J H Todd . AMKTAMT CASH 101 S L Boatwright . vict mctiocMT M C Joy. AMXTANT CA«MI(M Ivan langlord . CAM 101 M L Jones . amxtamt ca«m c Your Bank We would have you feel that above everything else in this institution there is a real desire to seive 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 seventy 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. ItTAIUlHIO 1 7 First Rajtk Or BSYAK MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Our Heartiest Congratulations and Best Wishes to all S.FA Graduates from Employees of yoor home towo slore J. C. PENNEY COMPANY, Inc FIRESTONE TIRES and TUBES Complete RECAPPING VULCANIZING DEPARTMENT CHAMPION TIRE and AUTO SUPPLY CO. McCartney Pham Reliable Prescription Service 314 N. Main Dial 2-1459 ‘WE DELIVERS Dial 2-1345 SINCLAIR REFINING COMPANY FORREST JONES Agent SCARDINO MOTOR COMPANY BRYAN JUNK SUPPLY CO. HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR SCRAP IRON METALS ETC. G. M. C. TRUCKS SAM SCARDINO, Mgr. 724 N. Main Street Telephone 2-8815 BOOK STORE SCHOOL SUPPLIES — GRADUATION GIFTS VICTOR BLUEBIRD DECCA COLUMBIA R E C 0 R D S GIFT SHOP WALLPAPER GUY H. DEATON TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE The Typewriter Man-at Yonr Service SALES - - - SERVICE RENTALS EDGE MOTOR CO. OLDS MOBILE SALES and SERVICE 116 SOUTH MAIN DIAL -5254- OUR PLACE IN THE COMMUNITY A safe place to deposit money A considerate place to borrow funds A useful place to do business easily, safely and pleasantly. Thirty five years ago when this bank was founded, these principles were built into it. To the more than five thousand customers who, year in and year out use our facilities, these fundamantals of good banking are still as important as ever. W. J. Coulter. President W. S. Higgs. Vice President O. W. Kelley, Assistant Cashier J. N. Dulaney, Vice President Curtis Mathis. Assistant Cashier Pat Newton, Cashier L. E. Nedbalek, Assistant Cashier First State Bank s Trust Co. BRYAN, TEXAS MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM “GOOD FOOD” THAT'S ALL! KELLEY’S CAFE PHARMACY in The Charles Hotel L. P. COFFEY Wkolciale E. R. EMMEL DRUGS CANDIES Bryan, Texaa TOILET GOODS and KODAKS STATIONERY LAWRENCE OROC.RY CO. WHOLESALE GROCERS COTTON FACTORS Say It With Flowers from j). GcudteA Smith tyloAtit Dial 2-6725 R. T. Dennis Co. Inc. FURNITURE, CARPETS AND STOVES E. H. YVhorton, Mgr. HOWELL- UMBER COMPANY HOWELL LUMBER COMPANY INC. BRYAN, TEXAS “A Home-Owned Institution DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF BUILDING MATERIALS 203 E. 29th St. Dial 2-1559 BRYAN, TEXAS rHE Wallace Printing Co. Commercial Printers EWING'S Printing — Stationery and Office Supplies FEEDS AND SEEDS Wallace Book Shop WE PRIDE OURSELVES ON THE QUALITY OF FEED Rental Library WE SELL New and Used Books for Sale WATCHES SILVER DIAMONDS Wm. TUREK Jeweler Expert Watch Repaira Musical Supplies Sheet Music BAKER TIRE CO. 105 w. 22nd St. Telepho : 2-8159 BRYAN, TEXAS Vulcanizing • Side Stripping Steam Recapping I Trade For Anything” N. C. BAKER. CWNER BATTERY RECHARGING c.onnPLim n.T'b o = KWolen STO }£ u ■ - ■ ■ SELECT YOUR FURNITURE AT KRAFT FURNITURE CO. k DYERS- FUR STORAGE- HATTERS I i 2-1515 meric an .UMW - m l.VB«IE S jL!So. Ma n Bryan, 7 e X d 6.S.PARKCR Lunme co. BRYAN TEXAS Phone 2.5325 C. E. GRIESSER ANYTHING ELECTRICAL F R I G I D A I R E Dealer Since 1925 ( W. C. Mitchell Insurance Agency ] ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE Agent SOUTHWESTERN LIFE Astln Bldg. BRYAN, TEXAS WOODARD’S CONFECTIONERY Candies and Drugs EAT AT E-TEX CAFE B. W. Wiley Specializing in Home Cooking MEXICAN FOODS PARKER-ASTIN HARDWARE CO. Bryan, Texas Dial 2-1541 Caldwell’s Jewelry Store DIAMONDS - WATCHES SILVER Franks Insurance Agency R. C. FRANKS Every Form of Insurance Including FIRE - LIFE - AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT - BONDS Representing Graduation Gifts of All Kinds Seaboard Life Insurance Co. Phone 2-126 5 J. S. Caldwell, Optometrist 207 South Main Street Ferguson Hargaret Tigner LOOK AS SMART AS YOU ARE ... Now of course you’ll want to look yc best . . . Enjoy wearing the correct ki of clothing styled and tailored by the oi standing makers of young men’s cothir Enjoy the satisfaction that only quali materials can give. 7 1 V WIM8EPLEY ■ STONE CLOTHIERS OLSON’S CORNER CONFECTIONARY Sandwiches — Candy — Tobaccos Magazines — Fishing Tackle — Drug Sundries PERRY BROTHERS 5 — 10 — 25c Stores Complete Fountain and Luncheonette department C. E. Nisbet Manager EUGENE EDGE SON Dry Goods QUALITY GOODS FOR OVER ONE-THIRD CENTURY A Home Owned Institution” 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 W. E. “Shorty” Halbrooks THE REAL HAT SHOP CLEANERS HATS AND ACCESSORIES FOR ALL OCCASIONS YAH DYKE STUDIO 20 5 SOUTH MAIN BRYAN, TEXAS ?. G. fyuMelli Say It With Flowers FOOD STORED BRYAN. TEXAS Wyatt's Florist Shop (iIlfa+vl 2 cdUif, tfaod Six) Flowers For Every Occasion 26 8c Main St. PHCNE 2-1366 214 N BRYAN AVE. Night Phone: 2-86i 5 Day Phone: 2-2400 Gentral Texas Auto-Hardware Gompany 202 SOUTH BRYAN AVENUE HIGH GRADE REPAIRING WASHING AND POLISHINC APPROVED LUBRICATION EXIDE BATTERIES Phone 2-7085 FARM-ALL TRACTORS IMPLEMENTS COMPLETE LINE OF HARDWARE ACORN GAS RANGES ECONOMY HOT WATER HEATERS PITTSBURGH PAINTS HARDWARE C. W. VARNER Bryan's Leading Jeweler 2-5405 102 N. Main BUCHANAN’S GRILL royalcrown 24th College JL □□LA Henry Buchanan De Luxe Cafe (LTD The Best in Brazos CountT' Our Price is Always Right V V-LEV c FOOD MARKET BRYAN al 26tkS7 DIAL2r6l83 3S£ COMPLETE FOOD STORE DELICATESSEN FOODS FRESH FISH CHICKENS OYSTERS Southwest Telephone Company REPAIRS FOR ALL MAKE CARS BRYAN MOTOR CO. DEALERS SEE F. W. Woolworth Co FOR SCHOOL SUPPLIES INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL PHOTOS 3311 MAIN STREET • HADLEY 8747 • HOUSTON 4, TEXAS SMART WEARING APPAREL COMPLETE SERVICE FOR YOUR CA FOR SMART DRESSERS J. Mit Lee C. B. Beard Timely and Collepian Clothes ARROW SHIRTS, FLORSHEIM SHOES NASH GENERAL TIRES TEXACO FIRE CHIEF GASOLINE INSULATED MOTOR OILS There’s None Better E. B. ELLIOTT Consignee £roceriei Meats ROMAN PHARMACY CONGRATULATIONS PRESCRIPTIONS A SPECIALTY FOR SUPERIOR DRY CLEANING TRY DIAL M?S3 LIIUTERSTEIN'S COLLEGE STATION PHONE 4-4-444 Halsell Motor Co., Inc. Your Dodge Dealer Since 1922 DODGE PLYMOUTH CARS TRUCKS Dial 2.155' G. E. APPLIANCE DEALERS BRAZOS MOTOR COMPANY STUDEBAKER 1211 South College Avenue H. L. Whitley Quality Grocery and Market “Where Courtesy, Quality and Service Rule” We Sell Ice Cream 302 North Main Street Bryan, Texas S. C. KIRB City National Bank Bryan, Texas Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation McKenzie - Baldwin Business College 702 S. Washington St. j n 0 c training course is a Bryan, Texas stepping stone to success. QiaduatiosL Posibicutl B Y BCyAN ITLDIC 104 S. COLLEGE REMEMBER SCHOOL DAYS BY A FINAL SCHOOL PICTURE WE DO ALL KINDS OF PHOTOGRAPHIC WORK. W. L. MANNING, Owner We don’t blame Bill for wanting a Varsity-Town—they’re smart in every detail, styled to give the maximum in tailoring and fine fabrics. Varsity- Town Suits are “Tops” for young men. You’ll like our Sport Coats and pleat Slacks—See them today. nialdropgfl. ••BRYAN'S LEADING CLOTHIERS Yfcll PraaiTi fslou; B ufc £E! woo, UftTRlM (Zn Mst Mf Lo At Aa i ----- - S “•-------- 'y uv. MtCtojL . j v jJ. cfifi uoC uzis.—c Kttfi t €a i x. cfa€lrn€l;UWMt C - U4tTZ£, J JjfxJ (S bfais 7 r
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