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

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1950 volume:

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MISS BOATCALLIE Sec. to Prin. SENIORS OFFICERS President ............................................. Henry Seale Vice President.........................................Lowell Jones Secretary............................... Martha Jane Konecny Treasurer ..................................Marjorie Merka Reporter .......................................Bill Williams SPONSORS Miss Clark Miss Childers Mr. Young Mr. Kathcart Marjorie, Lowell, Henry, Martha Jane, Bill Charles Ball want to be bashful, but the girls won’t let me! Betty Jean Batten Gentle and retired, a girl to be admired. Bail Beckham She quietly does her share in life. Margaret Black All dynamite comes in small packages! Betty Jean Barnett She shines in athletics— a true good sport. Charles Beckham A guy with a car goes twice as far. Teresa Bevers As busy as a ”beaver”, as jolly as can be! Nancy Blank In the spring a young man's faney lightly turns to thoughts of Nancy. William Bolmanski What’s up, Doc? Kelley Broach Too fast to be caught by a cold. Louise Cargill Brains and beauty—oh, what a combination! Glen Casey Come out in the hall and I’ll tell you a joke. Ridley Briggs Today we lose him, to- morrow the world gains him. Homer Calloway I’m the patient”, who will be my nurse?” Sidney Carr I'm a self-made man, but what a job it was! Beatrice Cash Her beauty caused a cri- sis in our vocabulary. Leon Cash Bill Chambers Gee, I wish I'd been born rich instead of good looking. Jo Chirchirillo A good-natured friend. Bobby Clack Easy come, easy go. Daphene Cohn Lookable and likeable. Like a powder puff, he's for the ladies. Betty Clack She doesn't miss a thing! Mary Louise Hyden Her method is simple, her weapon a dimple. Patricia Colgin She’s one problem I’d love to solve. Margaret Conlee Cora Ruth Cook Angels are perfect, but I’m a woman. Frances Copeland She's like a vitamin ad, full of vim, vigor and vit- ality. Barbara Cowart She smiles and the sha- dows depart. Billy Ray Cullen There’s a glint in his eye! A likeable lass in the Senior class. Barney Cotrone Sometimes I sit and think— sometinies I just sit. Travis Crawford Quite a clicker! Laura Dawson Happy in love — oh, what a feeling! Pat Dillon More talents than she can ever sell . Clifford Edge All the great mean are dead and I don’t feel so well myself. Richard Elliott Homework fascinates me, I could sit and look at it for hours. Joe Sam Falco I never trouble trouble, ’till trouble troubles me. arbara Ann Eden A ring on the finger is worth two on the phone. Jean Marie Edge Short and sweet and full Jof pep, this little girl is really hep. Donald Evans They go wild, simply wild over me. Lee John Fazzino A man not of words but of deeds. Leona Fazzino Blessed with that (harm —the certainty to please. Kermit Finlay He has, we admit, a clever brain and a ready wit. Helen Forsthoff A lovely note in the song of life. David Fox Everyone’s wrong hut me. James Fickey Early to bed, early to rise, and you miss the best part of the day. Delores Fojtjk Although she doesn’t shock you, she's a live wire. Patsy Foster I love to wind up my tongue, I love to hear it g°- Frank Fuschak A grin or smile you could see a mile. Charles Gardner Why do today what I can do tomorrow? Herbert Goessler It’s good to live and learn. Clarence Griffin Life’s a joke; let's laugh! Margaret Ann Halbrooks Haste thee, Nymph, if you can; bring along Mar- garet Ann. Marjorie Goebel If you ever need a friend, here I am. Jack Graham Some think the world was made for fun and fro- lic, and so do I. Elizabeth Hajek 24-carat gold. Wanda Beth Halbrooks To know her is to love her. Bobby Halsell Even Charles Atlas was never like this! Carol Hendrix Little wan, ivhat now? George Hill His gags aren't corn— they’re golden banter. Charles Haltom Sigh no more, no more sighing do; he’s just as nice to all the girls, as he is to you. Doris Herrmann She does all in a quiet way. Dorothy Holliday Men may come and men may go, and I’ll go right behind them! William Holler Don’t rush me! Frankie Hubacek Boys will be boys! Dan Hudson Remember thaI the mighty oak was once a lit- tle nut. Darwin Jones I'm generous, I gate S. F. A. six years of my per- fectly good life. Mary Agnes Kalinec It matters not how long I live, but how! Jean Kennedy Like gravity, she has the power of attraction. Betty Ruth Johnson The reason why gentle- men prefer blonds. Lowell Jones come to school because I have to. Raymond Keefer Men of few words are the best. John Vernon King Cod save the king, I’ll save the queen! Martha Jane Konecny Pretty as a picture, nice frame too. William Kuhnle A scientific mind, excep tional and bard to find. Joan Lanicek She leads a date to date existence! Bobby Locke I'm not so quiet as I seem. Martin Kucera feel tired far into the future. Rose Lander Charles Leffler Every inch a gentleman! J. B. Lovell Beware, I may yet do something sensational! Lois Jane McDaniel Fair hair, twinkling she's an angel to our guys. X I Elizabeth Majors More fun than a barrel of monkeys. Julia Marin Is there anyone finer? Otis McDonald I know a lot, but I never can think of it. Jo Ella Magee She came a stranger and remains a friend. Esther Manthei I'd walk a mile for one of her smiles. Roy Marin He’s got lots on the ball. Reba Marquart After a look at her we suffer from high blond pressure! Louise Merka Rise ’n shine! Florence Metzer You do my eyes a favor. Wayne Miller When he stands up, all the girls stare. Jimmy Martin When he’s as old as seventy-one, he’ll still play pranks on everyone. Marjorie Merka A rare exception, a girl who says little but means a lot. Martha Miller Her tongue trips mer- rily on! James Morris Ain’t misbehavin’ ! Charles Munday Frank Murphy Why hurry? the tortoise got there! Jean Murphy She’s here, I heard her Billie Jo Nevill With my best foot for- ward! Bertha Odstricil Blue eyes, blond hair, make this girl very fair. A quiet man, but quite a man! William Nemec What am doing here? George Nickle The way he studies and recites, gives the flunkers forty frights. Patricia Patranella Her heart is like a moon, always a man in it. Peggy Peacock Calvin Pigg Black hair, eyes of blue, just a bit over five feet two. Betty Joyce Powers When they made curly hair, this maid got her share. CORRINE RESTIVO Oh, those great big beau tiful eyes! Tommie Rice Speech is great, but sil- ence is greater. Genuine as a thumb- print. Peggy Reed A good precedes all vir- tues. Juanita Reynolds Modesty is the beauty of woman. Geraldine Rosier She lets her light shine without turning the spot on herself. Gerald Ryan Joan Rupel Busy as a rabbit’s nose. ■ Bobby Rychlik Here I am, girls! Frank Salpetro He’s so quiet be makes a mouse noisy. Martha Lou Sanders Oh scissors, let’s cut up. I paddle my own canoe! John Rychlik Get thee behind me Sa- tan, and push! Mary Ann Sample True to her friends, her words, her work. Patsy Saxon A winning way with friendly smiles. Helen Scherff A mile a minute is good speed, but a smile a minute gets more action. Ellen Scott Neat as a pin, pretty sharp too. Kathryn Smith Her mind never knew what her mouth would say next. Vernon Smith One boy who works and gets ahead. Pauline Spivey She's made many a heart beat faster. Bill Scott When I feel like exer- cising, I just lie down ’til the feeling goes away. Henry Seale One arm around a foot- ball, and one around a girl. Smith a bottle of gin- always bubbling Eugenia Syzdek Regina Stetz It's nice to be natural, when you’re naturally nice. Carroll Taylor Not a sinner nor a saint, but the best of chaps. Billie Jo Thomas She has a very pleasing way. Ide Trotter You must have been a beautiful baby! A good heart’s worth gold. Lois Thames Sugar and spice and ev- erything nice. Dan Thompson Better late than never! Nita Tullis The mildest manner and gentlest heart make the sweetest girl. Rita Tullis Buddy Vance She walks among us al- ways smiling and content. Steve Visoski An ace of trumpeters. Fred Walsh All I’ve learned I’ve guessed; alt I know I’ve forgotten. Jimmy Weedon His curls are the envy of all the girls. May I have the next ro- mance with you? Willie Mae Vykukal Her name is tricky, it really gets the teachers. Morris Ward don’t mind school, it’s the studying. Don Whitmore Beethoven had nothing on him. Mary Frances Wiese Laugh, and the world laughs with you; frown, and you wrinkle your face. She sparkles like cham- pagne! Bill Williams One eye for the basket and one for the girls. Joyce Winters A voice as gentle as can- dle light. Norman Wuerz The harder I try the gooder to be, the worser is. Della Ann Young Short and cute, an cl jol- ly to boot. Albin Zak Always able to drum up a little fun. Maybelle Griffin A young girl in her early flir ies. JUNIORS OFFICERS President ..... Vice-President Secretary ..... Treasurer .... Reporter ...... ....................Jean Walton ....................Myrl Baker ................Jean McCullough ....................Ann Dansby ....................Carol Reid SPONSORS Mr. Vass Mrs. Whitley Mr. McLarty Miss Chambers Carol, Myrl, Jean Walton, Jean, Ann Mary Jane Akin Donald J. Anderson Clyde Armstrong Myrl Baker Don Ballard Ramona Barnes Mike Barron Patricia Barron Dorothy Becker Herman Bentkc Barbara Birdwcll Mary Blanton Marie Bonano Johnnie Boriskie Alta J. Bradley Dorothy Bravcncc Charles Broach Dan Bryant Philip Buchanan Marvin Bukowski Billy Bullock Tommie Bunting Bobby Caldwell Ann Carroll Lamar Carroll David Dale Ann Dansby R. B. Darling Catherine Dillman Tommy Dyal Evelyn Forsthoff Gerald Frenzel Fritz Hahn Ruby Harding Donald Harris Mavis Holiday B. B. Holland Ann Hickerson Lynn Holick Douglas Howell Sidney Howell Elva Jane Hudetts Thelma Hurley Peggy Jones Guy Lcighman Barbara Lewis Joyce Loke Camille Lucas Jean McCullough Virginia Mclasky Grace Middlebrooks Betty Milbcrger Dean Miller Virginia Miller Keith Nickle Mary Sue Noto Grace Norman Charles Otto Annabelle Perry Louise Reese Carol Reid Jackie Schoppe Gene Siegert Eugene Sikes Anita Sims Cora Ann Smith Ray Smith Jack Spell Judy Taylor Eddie Tcer Douglas Thurman Jo Anna Vincent Jean Walton Joe Wiedo Claude Williamson Holloway Whaley Billy Wheeless Morris Whitener SOPHOMORES OFFICERS President ..... Vice-President Secretary ..... Reporter ...... ...Bob Robison J. B. Woiton ..Johann Reese Howard Berry SPONSORS Mr. Orr Mrs. Goodman Mr. Hardie Miss Goodlett Howard, Johann, Bob, J.B. Bill Acres Jack Allen Betty Bain Robert Barmore Ima Jean Barnett J. R. Batten Howard Berry Douglas Black George Blazek Charles Blondeau Martha Sue Burney Andrew Cannon Julian Carsey Othor Clarke John CIoss Patricia Cullen Cora Ann Darling Joe Dobrovolny Mary Dunlap Vivian Hdinburg Shirley Hayes Joycleyn Heiman Marcelle Henson Rudy Hernandez Manuel Herrera Shirley Kcllett Frances Kivlchcn James Konecny Charles Kosh John Kosh Richard Lovell Steve McCommas Johnnie McDougald Carrel McVey Mildred McWhorter f7 ' Dayton Moses Sylvester Munoz Raymond Murphy Robert Murphy George Nedbalek Amanda Nelson Jerry Nelson Regina Nemec Mary Ann Norcross Jcrry Novosad George Richards John Riley Bobby Robinson Bonnie Robinson Sidney Sanders Maurinc Saxon Nancy Saxon John Schmid Jackie Scott JoAnn Seay George Shearer Gene Shillings James Sicgcrt Ernestine Smith Betty Stacy Ruth Stewart John Henry Stockton Dianne Swartsfagcr Ona Lee Taylor Henry Tuck J. B. Woiton Joe Wright Roger Young ,hAN MARIE EDGE: Class Favorite—3 yrs., Sr. Yell Leader, A Cappella Choir Queen—'49, National Honor Society—2 yrs., Jr. and Sr. play casts, Thespian Society, Choir Girls' Trio, Snap- shot editor—BRONCO. RIDLF.Y BRIGGS: Class Favorite—3 yrs., President of Student Body, V-Pres. Jr. Class, Duke of Choir—’50, Norman J. Dansby Award—Football, Track and Basketball teams, Sr. Play cast. «jjJuLai. PEGGY PEACOCK: Sr. Yell Leader, Secy Jr. Class, A Cappella Choir Queen—'50, National Honor Society, Sec’y of Thespian Society, Girls' Forum reporter—'48, Sec'y Pam-Am—'49, Jr. Play cast, V-Pres. Tri-Hi Y—'49, Sr. Play Student Director. FRANK MURPHY: President of Boys' Forum, Who's Who in '49, Co-capt. Football Team '49, All District Back—’49, Best Back”—'48, '49, Most Valuable Player—'49, Track Letterman, Student Council member. CHARLES BROACH CLYDE HARGROVE LOIS JANE McDANLE_ Ob jr F. H. A. Pr Yell Leader f Nat. H.S. 2‘yr J V. Pres. Choir q Rcc. Scc'y Student Council pi x U dfeht ( GEORGE HILL Pres. A Capped la Choir Sec’y Boys’ I orum Jr.-Sr. Play Casts Nat. H.S. PAT DILLON Pres. Girls’ Forum Nat. H. S. Member Stu. C. Pan-Am Club WHO’S WHO DON WHITMORE Jr. Bus. Mgr. BRONCO ’49 Nat. H. S. 2 yrs. Bus. Mgr. CORRAL ’50 Choir Accompanist JOAN RUPEL Editor BRONCO ’50 Ass’t. Ed. ’49 Stu. C. Corr. Sec’y Jr.-Sr. Play Casts Nat. H. S. 2 yrs. Who's Who—3 yrs. PHILLIP BUCHANAN Class Treasurer ’49 Jr. Play Cast Football, Track Team Member Pan-Am Club LOWELL JONES Football Mgr. 49, 50 Stu. Council A Cappclla Choir FRANCES COPELAND Ed. CORRAL Nat. H. S. 2 yrs. V. Pres. Thespian Soc. Reporter Stu. C. F.H.A. Jr. Play Cast WHO’S WHO GEORGE NICKLE Nat. H. S. 2 yrs. Fr. Play Cast Sr. Play Cast A Cappclla Choir SIDNEY HOWELL Ass t. Ed. BRONCO 50 Stu. Council Nat. H. S. Jr. Play Cast EUGENE EDGE Ass’t Bus. Mgr. •URONCO 50 Thespian Society Nat. H. S. Jr. Play Cast LOUISE CARGILL V-Pres. Stu. C Class pres. ’49 V-Pres. Footlights Club Nat. H. S. 2 yrs. Stu. Dir.—Jr. Play UlMMh SECOND YEAR MEMBERS: John W. Howell, Joan Rupcl, Ide Trotter, Louise Cargill. Second row: J. Walton, S. Howell, E. Scott, E. Tecr, B. Williams, S. Visoski, P. Dillon. Front: E. Edge, M. Merka, B. Courtney, T. Bunting, P. Colgin, P. Peacock, M. J. Akin, G. Hill. SECOND YEAR MEMBERS: Jean M. Edge, Frances Copeland, George Nickle, Lois Jane McDaniel. FIRST YEAR MEMBERS Joan, Louise, Ridley, Lois Jane, Franc STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS President ..........................................Ridley Briggs Vice-President .....................................Louise Cargill Recording-Secretary....................Lois Jane McDaniel Corresponding Secretary........................Joan Rupcl Reporter ............................... Frances Copeland M. J. Akin, J. Kopetsky, C. Lanicek D. Anderson, L. Jones, M. Halbrooks, A. Restivo J. Spell B. Eden Jac. Reese c PiSS A. Sims B. Cash H. Schcrff P. Dillon W. Nemee Not pictured: Jack Graham William Bolmanski Billie Joe Thomas N. Naylor D. Howell S. Howell C. Hargrove J. Schmid S. Visoski GIRLS’ FORUM President ..................................Pat Dillon 1st Vice-Pres...................... Myrl Baker 2nd Vice-President ................ Ann Dansby Secretary......................Wanda Halbrooks. Reporter.........................Libby Majors Libby, Ann, Pat, Wanda Beth, Myrl BOYS’ FORUM President .................................Frank Murphy 1st Vice-President.................... LeonvCash 2nd Vice-President ........................ Bill Williams Secretary.....•.....................George Hill Reporter .y................................Steve Visoski Sergeanl-at-Arn s ................Bobby Rychlik Top: Bill, Frank, Leon Bottom: Steve, Bobby, George Editor Frances Copeland NEWSPAPER SUB-EDITORS Sponsor Miss Henry CORRAL STAFF CORRAL STAFF BRONCO STAFF Artists Ellen Scott, Martha Konecny Sponsors: Mr. Kathcart, Mr. Orr Business managers: Martha Miller, Margaret Halbrooks, Eugene Edge TENNIS CLUB OFFICERS President ......................Steve Visoski Vice-President ...................Pat Colgin Secretary ........................Ann Dansby Reporter ..........................Albin Zak Business manager .............Barbara Tucker Miss Clark, Ann, Steve, Albin Pat, and Barbara OtNLKAl HUBLIt W1IH CNl HOUR LIMIT - IF PLAYERS ARE WAITING - THANKS Back: S. Visoski, A. Zak, J. Howell, D. Hudson, J. King, F. Hubacek, A. Sims. Front: M. Sanders, N. Stevens, M. Baker, N. Blank, P. Colgin, B. Lewis, A. Dansby, B. Tucker. A CAPPELLA CHOIR Keith Nicklc, Student Director BRYAN HIGH SCHOOL A CAPELLA CHOIR IN CONCERT ROBES SUBSTITUTES AND TRAINEES Mr. McGown, Bill, Angie, Albin, Dot, Sid. Mr. McGown, Director BAND OFFICERS President ...... Vice-President Reporter ....... Instr. Tech..... Uniform Tech. Librarian ...... ....Albin Zak ....Sid Carr ..Angie Mauro Darwin Jones Bill Chambers ... Dot Lander BAND PERCUSSION SECTION TRI-HI-Y CLUB President: Elizabeth Majors Secretary: Nancy Stevens Chaplain: Janie Martin Peggy, Nancy, Libby, Pat, Barbara, Janie Sponsor: Mrs. Whitley Vice-President: Patricia Barron Treasurer: Peggy Peacock Reporter: Barbara Courtney TRI-HI-Y CLUB PAN AMERICAN CLUB OFFICERS President .......................Carol Reid Vice-President..............Jean Marie Edge Secretary-Treasurer...........Mary Jane Akin Reporter ..................Donnell Whitmore Sponsor ......................Mrs. Vincent Mrs. Vincent, Don, Mary Jane Carol and Jean Marie- Carol and Jean He’s already to hit the pinata..............see? PAN AMERICAN CLUB MEMBERS FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OFFICERS President .................Lois Jane McDaniel Vice-President ......... Wanda Beth Halbrooks Secretary .......................Marlene Smith Reporter .....................Frances Copeland Treastsrer ...............................Helen Scherff Parliamentarian ........................Barbara Tucker Lois Jane McDaniel, Wanda Beth Halbrooks Barbara, Helen, Miss Childers, Marlene, Frances John Vernon, Jean, Louise, Marlene M K Crew Captains FOOTLIGHTS CLUB OFFICERS President ..................Marlene Smith Vice-President .............Louise Cargill Secretary ................Jean McCullough 7 reasurer .............John Vernon King Life is so tragic! AH! You have killed the villain! FUTURE FARMERS OFFICERS P resident .... Vice-President Secretary ..... Treasurer ..... Reporter....... Sponsor ....... Sweetheart..... ..Charles Broach ....Lee Fazzino .Charles Rhodes ....J. B. Lovell Charles Munday ....Mr. Dooley ....Nancy Naylor Charles M., Lee, Nancy, Charles B., Charles R., and J. B. F. F. A. CLUB 1st Place Winners in Arca Jimmy Weedon: Bryan's Leadership Contest Champion Friar Producer NANCY NAYLOR SENIOR AG CLASS WITH NEW F.A.A. PICKUP TRUCK LIBRARY ASSISTANTS Mildred McWhorter, Bernice Graham, Joyce Goodman, Mrs. Whitley, Cora Ann Darling, Jo Ann Seay, Anita Sims, Sidney Sanders. HARDIE SINGERS” Top: B. Milbcrger, B. Kellet, C Hood, A. Hudetts, A. Nelson, J. Brown. Second: L. Fazzino, J. Novasod, B. Hill, V. Edinburg. Bottom: R. Stewart, B. McDonald, V. Melasky, P. Kelt, J. Kopctsky, O. Taylor, C. Darling. FOOTBALL Frank Murphy Bobby Rychlik Billy Bullock Bobby Caldwell Fullback Halfback Halfback Halfback Billy Wheeless Henry Tuck Henry Seale Idc Trotter Guard Guard End Tackle Ridley Briggs Charles Broach Mike Barron Wayne Miller Quarterback End Center Tackle LETTERMEN Charles Munday Bill Williams Roy Marin Dan Thompson Center Guard Halfback Extra pts. Norman Coe Ronald Britton Jimmy Martin Johnnie McDougald End Center Tackle Halfback John Schmidt Walter Parsons Kcrmit Finlay Leon Cash Quarterback Guard End Halfback Mr. Harry Chambless Head Coach Manager Lowell Jones Coaches Vass, Young, and Kathcart Coach Vass tells B” squad captains Philip Buchanan and Donald Anderson about back-field ball hand- ling. Nearing pay-dirt at the Conroe game. Round the end” with Tuck and Rychlik. BASKETBALL A TEAM Top row: O. Clark, C. Broach, C. Munday, R. Britton. BottomJ riccsJ ydiliMOWillian Coach Peck Vass BASKETBALL Manager Carroll Taylor Bill Williams Othor ''Swampy1 ’ Clark Bobby Rychlik 2nd district team Charles Broach 2nd district team 4 Charles Munday n Ronald Britton Frank Murphy Ridley Briggs Top row: J. Hernandez, B. Peters, D. Miller, D. Howell, R. Elliott. Bottom: H. Tuck, D. Anderson, B. Casey, J. Schmid, S. McCommas. Morris Klintworth ’•A” TEAM DISTRICT GAME SCORES 37 Palestine 43 Bryan 45 Nacogdoches 44 34 Lufkin 38 Bryan 48 Jacksonville 33 Bryan 29 Conroe 35 Bryan 69 Palestine 39 Bryan 33 Nacogdoches 30 Bryan 38 Lufkin 41 Bryan 55 Jacksonville 32 Bryan 51 Conroe 41 BASKETBALL B” TEAM Charles Munday jumps as Charles Broach and Bobby Rychlik wait for the tip off. BASKETBALL Rychlik lays in two points for the Broncos. Williams slips through the J’ville defense Chambers loops one in from the side. Broach tips in a rebound, for a crib shot. ACTION SHOTS Britton's fast break counts. Rychlik fires a short shot Coming up with the rebound with Broach poised for rebound. Britton shoots. Chambers is caught in air, laying up a crib shot. Munday hooks in two points over head of ’Dochcs tail-man. Briggs fires a long set shot as Swampy” watches. Flag Football Champions—2nd period Volley Ball Team Co-captains Irene Murphy, Miss Clark, and Ann Dansby. - it VOLLEY BALL TEAM Top row: B. Eden, S. Hayes, A. 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Conway, Jr. WtWBUO MAUft WHITE HUTD STORE HOME OF BETTER VALUES Halsell Motor Co Your Dodge Dealer Since 1922 DODGE PLYMOUTH CARS TRUCKS Dial 2.1551 GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Radios, Refrigerators, Washing Machines 213 North Main Homer Mathis _________________________ Owne J. Coulter Smith, Florist 1800 South College Avenue Bryan, Texas We Telegraph Flowers H Ccidib- 303 W. 26 2-2819 STUDIO EVERY PHOTOGRAPHIC JOE FAULK MOTORS Lack's Associate Store CROSLEY Automobiles Appliances Auto Parts—Accessories 217 SO. MAIN 2-1669 i 3HARMACV PETERS Gor Drugs, Cosmetics EVERYTHING IN MUSIC Prescriptions BRYAN Corner Bryan 26th 2-1345 213 W. 26th 2-1930 HARDWARE COMPANY 108 N. BRYAN ST. BRYAN, TEXAS First In Service Because We Put Service First B.R GOODRICH RESTI VO BROS. FIRST IN RUBBER Quality Merchandise Home Auto Supplies For The Entire Family 123 E. 25th 2-1316 32nd N. Main 2-1452 Bryan Texas Gifts For All Occasions POl nrs Bronco Jewelry 102 N MAIN BRYAN HALSELL— DONAHO CO. TOGS t. TO VS BUICK BRYAN, TEXAS BRYAN 2-1224 608 S. College 2-2864 C JEWELRY STORE DIAMONDS BRYAN HIGH SCHOOL JEWELERS SILVERWARE WATCHES Complete Floral Service WILSON 707 South College Ave. Bryan Telephone Day: 3-6265 Night: 3-6064 SUCCESS Begins Where M-KENZIE-BALDWIN Training Ends 702 S. Washington Ave. Bryan LUMBER COMPANY P.O. Box 709 Phone 4-7869 BRYAN, TEXAS HIGHWAY 6 SOUTH 4-1298 REMEMBER To Get Your Watch Repaired at % WATCH SHOP ALL WORK GUARANTEED I 14 S. Main Compliments of GOODYEAR Q'yL'L'ithco' t ee SERVICE R. C. FRANKS JOE E. VINCENT INSURANCE COUNSELORS Fire—Life—Automobile Bonds—Casualty Insurance 207 S. Main St. Dial 2-1265 Bryan, Texas ( YOUR FRIENDLY DEALER ) MOTOR CO. 415 N. Main Compliments of — PHARMACY Drugs and Cosmetics Co? t02 C n stfETWAY 24 hr. Service 2-1400 Bryan e.hi4.cC , m..... MOTOR CO, INC. 2-2345 2-1931 College Ave. At 33rd BRYAN, TEXAS CHRYSLER — PLYMOUTH Sales Service SERVICE STATION 507 S. College Ave. Bryan MIKE BARRON, SR. Life Insurance and Annuities 510 Varisco Building 2-1533 Bryan- Ga£A 6 'f e. o-to-vu CAFE GOOD FOOD 118 N. Main 2-8189 RO' hqbbsseb AL CROWN 0- t lg_Go: BRYAN, TEXAS W.C. HOLMES Go. General Insurance 507 Varisco Building 3-6605 P.O.Box 241 Bryan, Texas V i U4£ ROBESON Gcr 724 N. Main 2-8815 Bryan Bow Lnjl Geriier Ebap I Loper Smith 8( Bacon Upholstery' Company KraFfe Furniture Company Oummmd’s Grocery AND ' Distinctive Graduation Presents tSnack Bar Qualrty Cleaners -tp y R.T Dennis Hjrnikure Co. b COMPLIMENTS .ir ICE CREAM Co SERVING THIS CCLUUNTTY W. J. Coulter, President W. S. Higgs, Vice President J. N. Dulaney, Vice President Pat Newton, Cashier SINCE 1909 O. W. Kelley, Assistant Cashier Curtis Mathis, Assistant Cashier L. E. Nedbalek, Assistant Cashier Willard E. Williams. Assistant Cashier First State Bank cs Trust Co. BRYAN. TEXAS MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM —1 W DYKE. STUDIO ! gm Cafrji 1 WE (v i Y)Yi 'CjEiU ircr's'-- 4 comnEHTs OP TCP ENNY Mc Gullodi'P K j PLIANCE DEALERS I ir -r V ' 214 South Main P- py Efts fur storage hatters Kmmmv ms' Bryan. Texas omjiictc 'OL oox Service. HII NER FLOOR COMPANY 3qH£AST 28TH ST. TELEPHONE 2-1616 BRYAN, TEXAS SANDING FINISHING . GRIESSER ELECTRIC CO. 3xUjulaiTE.-cSa[£.s. anA £e%vLo£. ECzct t Lea. [- (2ont lacking 2.12 N. BRYAN 2-IH23 COMPLIMENTS Bestir? Bryan” l Ufi n- H de SCHOOL ANNUALS SKILLED CRAFTSMEN — MODERN EQUIPMENT and 35,000 SQUARE FEET OF FLOOR AREA are combined to produce FINE SCHOOL ANNUALS for 1400 schools in twenty-three states TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY P. O. 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