Temple High School - Cotton Blossom Yearbook (Temple, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 130 of the 1936 volume:

Ex LIBRIw a a 4 Zx g g gA Z Z Z Z Z m Gold Hunters The 1956 aCotton Blossom Published 13y 1:116 Senior Class of Temple High School Temple, Texas La Salleys Erst European settlement at Fort St. Louis Foreword In this uCotton Blossom of 1936, we have attempted to present the outstanding events and influences in ear y exas history an to preserve in the hearts of the students pleasant memories of their high school days. .- V 1. 1', A ;m?r.- A C K 4, . x 43 f m o K m . V $l x w I w lg? E .7-, g 5 g ?4 a2 m ? Ii .:. I. E a ii'thL I fwumc '1. CaLeza J6 Vaca, a Spanish Co ntents Tlue School Administratiun Classes Activities Organizations Favorites F eatures Athletics un Advertisements any ' v, ',,,'yf ' explorer An early Texas mission Dedication To Mr. H. K. Dodgen, for his tireless efforts in the vocational and athletic departments and his inter'est in our 111311 school, we dedicate this 1956 a 71 Cotton Blossom. Joan Brewster ...... Eclitor Alice Lee McCelvey . . . Editor DaPl'ma Parker ...... Art Editor Eclwin Milner ...... Art Eclitor Errett Cummings ...... Business Manager Jim Bowmer ....... Business Manager , '1 vi MW a ,1 X Life in the mission T118 SCllOOI HIGH SCHOOL SONG w: ARE HERE, oUH DEAR OLD HIQH, To LAUD voun GLOHIES TO THE SKY; Sons AND DAUGHTERB TRUE, AND, WE'LL SYAND av vou; RAHI RAH! WE WILL WAVE ouH BANNERS GAY, As wE ARE MAHDHING ON OUR Ah FOR WITM vou, OUR OTHER DEAR, WE'LL NEVER FAIL, NEVER FAIL, HIP! H191 HJPJ HunnAv4 FILL us WIYH LOYALTY, 50 w: SHALL YOUR NAME FROGLAII. HAPPY wE, STRONG AND FREE, THOUGH To A FAR LAND nun FOOTSTEFB MAY WANDER. TAKE, TAKE nun FEALTV, ALMA MATEH Is YOUR NAME; EVER MORE, RICH on POOH, voun FRAIBES SHALL w: ACGLAIM. ALMA MATER ALMA MAYER HAIL! Administration BIARJD IF EMU CATWN MR. M. W. LOVELL . DR. w. A. CHERNOSKY President Vioe-Presiient .-g x....... MR. J. POWELL CHARLTON MR. F. d. HOMEYER Ma. 0. RICHARDS DR. L. C. PROCTER . Texas Christian Univ. .J. Texas C7m'stian Univ. Sur rintmjent 0.; Schoolg Mn. .5. L. HEAD M. A. Univ. FABULTY MR. 5. L. ADAMS Vocational Agricul ture MISS MARIAN ARNOLD English Public Speaking Mlss MOZELLA ARNOLD 57ml ish MISS MARGARET BLADK Typing Engl i372 La tin MR. L. T. Bum'on History Gunstitution MR. H. M. Spanish DAWSON MB. H. K. Donuzu Industrial Arts MRS. MARGAPET FENSTV Physt cal Banca ti on Phys teal Geography Phys 1 01 ogy Ma. 6. W. FOREHANF Mathematics Physical meatton Mn. J. PAT GREEN Chemistry FAEULTY MR. V. R. GUN History uvss MERLE HOLSAPPLE Mathematics MRS. OLIVIA JONES Latin. MR. d. S. LAm-Im Typin; Shorthand Bookkeeping MISS FLovE Ll LES Enalish Mn. WELDON L TZEY Spanish buss LAVERNE Lowav English MR. D. H. MOGALL Mathematics Muss MILDRED McELRov Home Economics MB. 0. M. PORTER History FACULTY Miss duAN11A PORTER Engl ish Span ish MR. 8. P. SEVIEF Ma thanattcs Economics MR. GRADY ST. CLAIR Government MR. CONRAD VEHNOI' Mathematics MR. C, C. WILKS History B. A. ZINN Ma 1: heme t ics P72115101 om; Mn. G. O, ALExmunao Band Instructor MR5. LiLL! . BROOKS Mus 7:0 Super- ?! is or MISS LEEIA Kean Librarian MR . PZJYL ZACHRY Ass t. Music ,5u:n,mu30r1 Texas fort An early asses C1 SENIURS Enzn LLOYD Htinzzuu Story Telly m Eat L'itfhll Jebm: EDNA LEE imam d. c. BAKER JOE SARHETT Bani Roccns Samar Sciunc'. Ci :.b Junior 5073 mm m BM5 SENHURS SENWRS AN E MAR .JE L BRI E LLLLLLLL Buam WILMA B UUUUU SENWRS GRANT BYus Junior A V' span is a Press C; Hi-Y JOHN Bvus Press C, '; , Choral CZ ub Spanish Club Junior Boys Story T M12 tc Mi c rs to 911 ANNIE LEE CANADY Chomi Club CAREMA CA'JER Choral 6'1va P9P Sruad Hume Ea meics Mute Mi tchall .gatm Club IALKER CHALMERS JACK CHAMBERLAIN Forensic Science Club JOHNNY CHUFIK Football Baake tba 11 Baseball Track F'orens to SENEURS FRANCES CLARK HAaRv COLE Ht-Y music Spanish Club Glee Club Baseball VIRGINGA COLEMAN Story Tellers Choral Club r Mate Mitchell Louua cmDHA Latin Club story T9119 r-s Choral 01:32; Spanish 012:2: hhte Mi 105611 J. L. CDNNELL ADELL COUCH Mat : Mitchell Per Smwz Spanish Club Tannis EDWIN CRMIFCRD Jun nor BO; 3 503's ' Nutrition Baske tball Football MARGARET CRAwraHD Baseball Mate Mi tcheu Home Economics Choral Club SENIHURS BI LLY GULF Band Meir Spanish 01:55 . I 055' EHRETT CUMMINGS Nutrition ' choral Club HZ-Y Press BlLLv DAVIS FRANK DH: 5 Band TCMMV DAVI s Forensic Basketball BRUCE DEETER La it n 01 ab Choral Cl ub Fa Pens ! c 814' MAncAnn Dun: Home Economics Doaomv LEE DILLON Hate It tchell Pep Squad Tennis SENJIURS RAYEOND DDSHIER MlLLER DRAUGHON Ht-Y Latin Club Tennis SIDNEY DUNAVIAV Pep Semi Matg Mi tahill CJJEOWE, Club. RAYMOND E: am Lime aconam.cs Story; Telly 7-9 Forensic ' I5i-Y Basketball Yell Lm' , Armin; Staff GEORGE FAI TH Band Annual Staff Hi-Y OLGA FIcK Howe ?cwomics Story Tail mms BONNIE FORREST BERNICE FOWLER Spanish Club Home Economic s Ma ts Ht tchell SENHURS MARY Fox Perv Smmd Home Economics DEXTER FovT Po F9713 i 0 TM: ck HUGH OI LLIS 77 .01: Junior Boys ANNA LOUISE GLASS Star; Tellers Home Economics Press Club IDA Lals GOLDING Latin Cjzzi Press 2;;2, Ma :9 n Mitchell VIOLA qREEhEn Choral Club Rama Economics ANNA Lows: GRIMES erznish 01m; Home Economics SYML GWIN SIEINHIDRS HAZEL HAHDIN Latin Club Home Eco or.' Choral Club Mate Mitchell Roasm' HAmT BULLY HIERONYMUS Latin Club Junior Boys Forensic gig: Club MAUD ALlCE H ooooooo Tennis Band SENHDRS MONROE ANTHONY HULSEY Fommir: VIC ' Om Act Play CVor-al ngb LAVERNE dncksoy 9p Srruad Ma 69 Mitchell Choral Club Home Economics Storm Tellers ED:1A dCE JASPE: Story T911313 Pap Suwad Home Economics Choral Club DONALD JENNINGS Track Science GLADA MAY donzs Latin Club Story T9115'r'3 Chaml CI 27 flame JOHNNY KABELLA 300m: 'Lcs Spanish Club Junior Boys A1 BOBBIE LOU KEITH Home Economics- Choml Cl u? .520 r'y T8118 r-s LAMDND KINSEV SENIORS GLADINE Kocu Band Mate Mitchell Choral Club Pep Squad Home Economics JIMMY LANCASTER Story Tell era Baa ebal 1 JUNE LETLow Pep Squad Choral Club Press Club , , Annual 5m f Emu. Lox: Mate Mitchell Latin Club Hi-Y Press C 1, :- Annual Staff CAROL MACKEY Mate Mitchell Pep Squa Chaml Club Annual Staff Donomv MANGUM Essay Fire Prevention Mate Mitchell Theme Story Tellers Spanish Club Choral Club One Act Play JODIE MAREK Foo tball Baake tbal 1 Baseba i1 MOZELLE MARTIN Pep Squad Choral Club Home Economics Hate Mi tchell Story Tellers SENHDRS JEWEL MATTHEWS Latin 0;;zb Forensic Seiarxc; CLMZ; DORIS MAXWELL Mate Mi tofull Choral Club ARTHUR MAYPERHY Forum to Iii-Y flan Staff ALICE LEE LicCELVEY A'mwxi Staff Press 01w Latin Tournament Latin Club Tennis Fire Prevention Theme Choral Club JACK MCDANIEL MAHGI E MEADCWS Latin Club Latin Tournament Press Club Choral C'Lb Fire Prevonti 3n Thaw Pep Swazi LEX MEDLIN Junior- 8033 Latin Club Hi-Y Press Club JACK MILLER Forens ic Easeball SENIURS RAYI 0H0 Ml LLEN IIILY Glee Cl uh Annual Staff GORDON MYERS LINDsEv NORTH Forensic Junior- 303,13 GERALDINE Nm'erRN Ma: ts? Hi to V311 szi'rfovo 0.15:: Smnish . FOO thin 1 Truck DAPHNE PARKE? MI: Nitchell Snmzsh 01m Armual Staff L. B. PARKS SENHURS SENHURS CATHERINE Rozsnsnu Choral 01 UL Press club Lat in Club Spelling FRED RODGERS Firihzjuent t on Football Easke tbau Baseball Track AUDREY ROSS ETNEL JANE RUSSELL Spanish Club Home Economtcs Press Club MARGuEHnE SAGABIEL Home Economics Latin Club Mate Mitchell Ionnls SEAY MAPLE SEVIEP Latin Club Junior Boys Choral Club Sitence MELVENE: Sluum'm Spanish llate llttahell Pep Squad SENJIURS SENHURS SENWRS Ju or- BEULAHBEL JIHCHT Story Tellers Pep Swazi Mute Mitchel 1 JUNHURS LOUiSE BAILEY DORIS HELEF BAKE-v ROSA LEE BARTEK ROY BANYOH GENELL BRADFORD Donornv BHAKEBILL OPAL EARLE BnASHEAH MAHV ELIZABETH BROWN JANE BRYANT JOSEPHINE BLOHM MAY ALICE Bouln: HEHVIE BYRD Baxnl.cz CAuP MELVIN CANon MOZELLE CARSON do: DEAN CHAMBER: FRANCES CHA'DLER RUYH CLAITOH MARIE CcoK ALBERT CoTToH CHARLES Cox FRANCES Cox HIXON COWAN VlHGIHiA CJLFEPPER BERYL DAVIS LANIE DAvls SHIRLEY DAY HOWARD DEAacu JUNIHDRS EVELYN DGSHIER FRANCES DunE SULA RAv DUNCAN PEGGY DUNLAP CLAUDE EDDS FRANCES ESTES DORIS FOWLER BILLIE G'LST'LP MARY KATHRYN GRESHAM EDITH HARRIS MILDRED HARRvs Roy HAVENS NELL HIlLIARr 'ouds G. 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SrlTr HALLIE MAE Srle FRANCES SON ENpV CLESSIE MAE SPOONTC MARY ELIZA'E1H STAwonrva JUNWRS DIcK HELEN STEPHENS FnNZA SULLIVAN HENRY TAYLOR HARLAN TIPTON NCHYNA VEST HAZEL WILSON dAcK WILscN MAUHINE WILsoN THERA NELL WILLIAMS DOROTHY WYATT ConiAn VEHuon SGPHWMURES GENEVA BAKER PREBLE BAKER WILLIAM EANNISTER JIMKV BARRETT CHAHLGIE BARTON MARv KATHRYN BARTON BILLIE Hones BAUGH BEATRICE BLANKENSTEIN MAqurE ELOHM ENRY ELUM BONITA BOND MARTHA ?:W ER FRANCES FOYEH EHOCKER JUANITA BILLIRGL RUBY DEAN BUTLER JACK CAESAR MARY CAESAH KATHRYN CARLILE STANLEY CASEY MADELONE CHAFYAN GWEN CHILDERS CECIL CLARK IRENE CLARV FLORENCE Comncnrv MINNIE LEE COOK w: ublmvi . 0- 55 Mun .$ . hum, SWPHUM URES IMA CcvlwcTaN MARV ELIZABETH CRosNt LOUISE DAViES ANITA DAY AUBREY DISMUKES CHARLGTIE'DUNAWAV PATRICIA EAernwoon A. B. ELKINS IRENE FARRELL CORNELIA Foaaasvan HARDY FOWLER MARGARET FHfT: d. W. FUL Ea do: RRISDN WARD GowAn Duals Gnavsom GLADYS GREENER WINNIE HALL EDITH HAhle WAYNE HART FnAncEs HAleNs HIERDNYMUS FRANK HOMEYER C. L. How: BILLY darts KATHRYN KING WILBUR KING LILLIE MAE KNEBLIK SUPHQMURES p-x-VVA A; d m unis BLANCHE LABIT DHOTHY LAGaouE FRED LEATHEvatv ELDISE LEBERL ??HEL LEWELLEN MDNEYTE Luowrcx MARGIE Lou MARSHALL PERCV MARTIN LORENE MATTIZA SARA MCCALL J. W. MILLER ORENE Mvam . angle FRANCES NICHoLs ARDITH NchoaD 'ILLIAM PATTEmg C. F. PEARcy .v : 0- L. PETTV EDWARD Poa1ea LESLIE PROCTER MARY LICE PYEATT RANDOLPH RAMSEY IVA JEAN REYNQLuo JEAN RODDY JOHN w. Scorn $153 ka . K3i-m I w .a . a v I 4-; 3'- ca VIRGINIA SHAFFNEH JUNIOR SHELYON JUANITA SHIP? Roe SDMPSGL SUPHUMBRIES r MARY do SIMS DORIS SINCLAIR RvsaLlE STE?HENS ANITA STEWART VIRGIN A ANM TAYLOR EMILY JANE TUCKER JUNE WADE MARY ELIZABETH WEATHEHFQRD MARV ELEANOR WEAVER FRANCES :EINBLATM ETH L VEssoN BouNlE V CESTEROOK KA1HHYN HORELAND CLARK WHITLow MARIAN H Yan 0. c. TILKS PATRICIA WlLLIAMS BILLY WILSON MEHYIS YRER EVELYN YOUNG CLOVER LUCILLE ZANDER IN MEMORIAM Gladine Koch Colonist: coming to Texas ACTIVITIES Stephen F. Austin ORGANIZATIONS EUTTUN BLUSSGM STAFF don: Bnawsrca um, Bomma GEQRGE FAITH ARTHUR MAYEERRT JULIA MAQWHA BARTON EWELL LO E RAYMOND EMERV L. B. PARKS EDWIN MILNER FIRST RCN SECOND RUW. THlRD ROW: wkitor ALICE LEE MCCELVEV ?usinyss Manager ERRETT CUMMINGS . Qrganizations LA VERNE JACKSSN JUNE LETLow CannL MACKEY DOROTHY MANGUM I timwS Athletics AFC Eittor DAPHNE PARKER BARTON, BOWMER, BREWSTER, CUMMINGS, EwERY. FAITH, JACKSON, LETLDW, LoUE, MCCELVEY. MACKEY, MANGUM, MAYBEHHY, MILNER, PARKER, MATE M HTCHELL Spansor ------------ - ---------- --- Miss LiLE$ ANY GIRL wuo IS A 10A, 118, FOR MEH 51 H!F IN MATE MITCHELL. 45 YO D0 qT:wARv monK 0R 11A STUDENT Is ELIGIBLE THE PURPOSE OF THE SOC!ETY IN WHXCH YHE MEMBERS OF THE CLUB ARE lNTEuEsTED, A m T? PROMOTE VAR10US INTERESTS AND ACTIVITIES THAT :HLL DE rLoP scnnm. SPIRIT. OFFICERS CARGL VACKEY ................ DOROTHY MANTHM ..... EMHA LLOYD ANDREWS - MlHIAN BAbS;g- DAFHNE PARKER- k-a President Vice-President Pu -Remarter FIRST ROW: BAILEY, BASS, BENSON, ERASHEAR, BRYANT, BODINE, BURNS. SECOND RON: CLAITOR, CoLErAN, CONDRA, COUCH, CULPEPPER, An S , DUNAWAY. THIRD ROS: GILSTRAP, HILLIAHD, KOCH, MACKEY, MANGU , MARSHALL, MARTIN. FOURTH RO': MATTHEWS, MAXWELL, NETTLES, PARKER, PATQICK, POWERS, SHIRAR. FIFTH R03: STANDRIDGE, STEFKA, STRANGE, STRICKLAND, SULLIVAN, TAzr ', Wcoos, 3RIGHT. PRESS CLUB Spons ow-wu-w-M-h----e------Mv s s B LA ex ,TKE ?Hsss CLUE Is conposao uF semen: WITH HIGH mamas: IN Eueuan mm ARE ESPECIALLY INTEHEEYED IN dovnNALIsnc WRXTING. THE PUR?OSE D? THE CLUB Is 70 FOSTER INTERESY IN CREATIVE HBITING THROUGH THE STUDY OF VARUDUS TYPE5 OF JDURNAL1SYIG IRIYING AND THROUGH THE AOTHAL GATHERING AND WRITING OF NEWS AND FEATURE SYORIES. YHE MEMBERS HAVE CONTNIGUTED WEEKLY TO THE SCHOOL PAGE IN THE SUNDAY EBlTION OF THE TEMPLE DAOLY TELEGRAM. FALL TERM OFFICERS SPRING TERM ERHETT CUMMINGb Editor-in-Chief GRAN? Bvus MARGlE MEADOWS Associate Editors MAHGIE MEAorws GRAN? BYUS EDWIN MILHEA ALICE LEE McCELvEY Secretary EwELL Love FIRST RON: BREWSTER, BYus, Keen, LETLow. SECOND RCW: LOVE, MEADows, PELS, ROBERTSON, STAVHIDHA. -1-. v 1:. ..-. nun y m-m- JP . - .-.,.,-: ,K,.V. x4 FDRIENSM Sponsor.------------..--------.Mn. Wles FALL TERM OC'VCEQS aPRING TERM dEwELL MATTHEWS Presiaent LEV! ALDRXCH E. G. BERRY Vice Prgsidgnt EMORY JONES L. B. ?Aan Secretary Lax MEDLQN DAN Hour; Reportev RAYMOND EMERY Criti' DAN Hons: FlRST R OowAN, Cox, DEETER HIERONYNUS. SECOND ROY: HoDGE, JACKSQN, JONES, LANCASTER. THIRD RON: LANlEH, MeSPADDEN, MATTHEWS, SKELTGN, WILSON. HUME EEUNUMHCS Sponsor- ------------------------- Miss MCELROY FALL TERM OFFICERS SPRING TERM NOHTHA WEST Presbuant LA VERNE JACKSON BILLYE GILSTRAP Vice President SLADINE KOCH JENNELLK VANN inasurer SYBLENE SYAVINOHA EDITH NQRWOOD Sacretary SIDNEY DUNAWAY Bass HIERDNYMOUS Reporter CLADA MAE dons. DcRaTHv BAUCH Photoannhor MOZELLE MARYIN EDNA uoE JASPER P' Leaders GEORGIA BRAVENEC AILEEN RALET LELA MARGARET BROOKER JOSEPHINE BLOHM DICK HELEN STEPHENS FIRST ROW: BARTON, BiLL!Nas, BLoHM, BaAvENEc, BHocKEH, AMPK. CAHSDN. SEGOND ROW: CHAPMAN, CLARY, povINGToN, DDSHIER, DUBE, DU KAWAY, DUNCAN. THIRD Row; E3153, HARaus, Ener FAY , HARRIS tMILDREn , HIEHGNYHUS, GILSTRAP, GHAYSON, lacsH, KINSEY. FOURTH Row: KHEBLIK, MARTIN, Noawoon, PELS, PHEGLEY, PORTER. PYEAYT, SIMONT ON FIFTH ROW: SMITH, SPOGMTS, STANDRIDGE, STEPHENS, WEATHEHFDRD, wEAvER, WEST, WYATY. PEP SQUAD Sponsors ................. MISS Lownv MR. DAWSUN OFFICERS LA VERNE JACKSON - ------ President SYBLENE STAVINOHA Vice-Presidcnt ANN ELI7AagTH POWERS-- -------- gwporter CAROL MACKEY ------------- Seoretary-Treasurer FIRST Row: BARTON, BEttsoN, BLANKENSTEIN, BLOHM, BREWSTER, BROWN, BRVANT, CAR 0N. SECOND ROW: Oouuu, COVINGTON, Cox, CULPEPPER, DAV, DUNAWAY, DUILAF, ESTES. THIRD ROW: chLEH, GILSTHAP, HILLIARD, IRISH, Kiussv, LA Gnons, MACKEY, MARTIN. FOURTH ROW: MATUSN, MEADOWS, MOSSHART, MYERS, Nonwoon, PATRICK, PELs, POWERS FIFTH ROW: RUSSEL, SHAFFNER, SHANKLIN, S!MMS, STAVINOHA, STEPHENS, STnIcKLAND, WEST SIXTH RON: dlLsoN, woous, WRIGHT, WYATT. EHURHL. CLUB Sponsort- ----------------------- MRS. BROOKS FIRST R07: SECOND Rof: THIRD R FOURYH RO.: FIFTH ROW: SIXTH ROW: BAILEY, BARTON, BENSON, BODINE, BRASHEAH, BREWSTER, BROWN, BURNS. Bvus, CHILDERS, COLEMEN, CDNDRA, CONNORTY, cnosno, CULFEPPER, DEETER. FAITH, FOREESTER, FOWLER, HAWKINS, JONES, KEITH, KING, KOCH. LABIT, LANCASTER, LEATHERBURV, LETLoW, LUDWICK, MCOALL, MACKEY, MANGUM, MATTHEWS. MAXWELL, MEADOH, NOHWDOD, PATRICK, P:Ls woaomw, PELS UELYSAEETPU, PORTER moRaTHH, PORTER momma, PROCTER. RAMSEY, Ronnv, STANDRIDGE, STRANGE, TUCKER WESTBRODK, WiLsoN, Wcons, ZANDER. LATKN CLUB POPULUS ROMUS Sponsor Aims. JONES m1 yen: an the Lucia olusu, 1;: artist to pm - mar: thornugh hxwledge a: the 111's and custom; of the people whom luau ge they were nwlymg, tn understanzl better the yrnotionl ma cultural value 0! Latin, ma tn interest thair tell students therein, organized the Pcpulus Rom-nuc. FALL man ori'siczas SPRING TERI! YRAHCES CE'T ER Consuls SCOTT BILL?! see ! LILLEY ' 130mm? RUSSEL MARY mummy. cnospm Ccuou JACK KEIHMJY a R try RUSSI L cwmmo Emma: CEARLCIL RAMON Tribune: mums Ta amt s: ROBINSON CORNELIAO romssnm KANNADY Quenur muons mmmmmr comma VERNON Audiles CONRAD VERNON STANLEY CA EMILY wax. CHARLOTTT DUKAWAY Saribor CHARLOTTE BURMA! First Raw : BAKER, BARTON, BOND, HOME, BUYER, BRAKEBILL, BB? ; Suoond Row: CAESAR, CEILDERS, conxox'rt, ammo DAVIS, my, DUMMY: EASTERWOOD mm: Row : Fomrmsgn 'aR, ,tomnimumtms: nomx? RUGGINS, mnAnY, KING, Fourth Raw Fifth Row LABIT RLEAT KERBURY, LII'ALEY LUDWICK, MATTHEWS PAYPAS PETTY, BOBBY RUSSELL SCOT , SHELTOX SELLS, SOXNEBBTRG. $11M EKS gTEW sum. Row: mum VIRGINIA 1.: we m, vmzxox, WEINBLMT , warmioox; WILSON, immune a .m. H P ?raglv SPANHSH ELUB Mn. LIT: LIX YEARS AGO JRGANI CONSIST F VANOUE. PRCGRA L', Mu PRCSE: Los VIAJErms, THE HIGH semen. SPANISH CLUB, was TO SUPPLEMENT THE WSRK OF THE SPANISH CLASSE . Tm: FHA s or 1 msmw, aware, Am, customs, LITERAT my HAPPENHJCS 'H SPEAKMG coummas. THE cum usuALLv SPONSOR: ONE Asssmu PROCRAM EAM YEAF MEMBERSHIP IS OPEN TO SPANISH STUDENTS r: TC THOFE WHO HN'E COMFW ETED RK IN TH: DewART'IEHT. FALL TERM OFFICERS SPRH G TERIV' ROTH CLMTOB President MARY KATHERINE GRESHAM MAHV KMHEMNE GRESHAM Vice President RANDOLPH RAMSEY mcx HELEN STEPHENS Secretary RAYMOND 0 'EN doe SFATA Treasurer KATHERINE CMLYLE LOHISE DAVIES Reporter- PHEBLE BAKER FinT RON: BAKER, BARTEK, BLANKENSYEIN, BRADFORD, BUTLER, CARLYLE. CLAITOR, COOK MARIEL COOK UAINNIE Lam, Cox, DANIEL SECOND ROW: DUNLAP. THIRD ROM FARRELL, FRITZ, GREEHER, GRESHAM, HALL, HARDIN. GRGNE, NCGHAw, MYERS, NICHOLS, Nonwcoo, OWEN, PYEATT. FOURTH R0 1 L FIFTH R04: RAMsEv, SHIPF, YOUNG. SINCLAIa, ?aaswonimnb, .IREN, 'JIILLIMS, 5 T0 RY TE LLB RS Peerzn 108 ARE ELIGIIV' ,' CLCIETY. THE F ;r l TE-h T :n LIT RA Nd VJE c n1n FALL TERM NF SPRIRG YERM BEYTV SHIRA Drasqunt Vinclwla 34AFFxER VIRGINIA CHLPEPPEA Vice Prasident SARA HCCALL JUNE Ncou Sec etary MARTHA Bawnea VIRGINIA HHAFFH R Treasupph PATRICIA WILLIAMS SYHLE CLA K Reporter ANITA DAY A'26F j?A:KLI Critic J v: iav gant-at-Anns GERTRUDE EEEHNAHDT BWASHEAR, : N, CARSON. Ii, DAY, D1NCkN, HILLIAaD. ', LGCALL, MATT91A, H , F HTEi DoRIs , P RTER 0 n: TWYE, R, bHAMKLcN. SHITL, SULLleN, WESSON, WILLiAHS, F r FTH 10 w: WRIGHT, JUNHBR mg DEBATINB CLUB Sponsorhw- w- v-----------MR. PORTER FALL TERM OFFICERS SPRING TERM G. W. an President HARDY FowLEn LESLIE VF'OCTEH Vice-President JAMES JONES HAHUY FOWLEF Secretary BILLY JONES WAYNE HART Ross POWELL Roy BARTON Program Chairman :1. W. FULLER Sergeantwat-Ama WILLIAM Bumsma Reporter BLUM, BARTON, BANMSTER, CANION. CLARK, ELKINS, FOWLER, FULLER. HART, ,JoNEs, LEWELLEN, MARTIN, . MILLER, PORTER, PHocTER, SKELTON, SHEPPEHD, WILKS. HH'mY Mn. SHIRLEV D;N!EL MR. E. R. SMITH CHE runpcss 0F THE HivY Is To CHEATS, VAINTAIN, Mwa ExTan r4nnuGHnH1 THE scnoox Ara comwunsrv HIGH STA4DATDS or CMQISTIAN CHARACTER. OFEIGERQ -JAMES CAHROLL WtLaow RAYMOND MVLLER hCONHAD VERNON --------- HARLAN TIFTON Sernsantvut-Anns FIRST R, SHEITON, SKEITON, VERNON, MILLER, EMERY, SWAN, d E. , HIEROIVIst, DEETEH, Bvqs JoHN , REnLIxIN, P.. XEHRV SECGND 2 ': Out as, KANrA Y: LOVE, ST. Joan, MOSPADDEH, MILnEn, DRA nHoN. THIRD Rri: TH1TLEV, Carton, LILLEY, H0065, JONES, WILSON PAHKS. FOVRTH Rni: BARTnn, TAVLWR, FAITH, MEnLtn, SWAN G:n1 , LAncn; ER, Domxuv, BA ov, COLE. ' HRHIIRW AsfgatrquR5uluvh;vYuwanwnlnhawaRIzE$ErQQQuVKuK ' iFga s 4m mg ' Md$a ?V- . 53., :3? FUTURE FARMERS HFMIEWEA Sponsor ---------------- MR. ADAftS OFFIC FLOYD HOCTEN ------------- -Frxesi.icnt OSCAR CAR 'ER - Presili'rnt ROBERT CARVER Secrvrtar'zz PETE CONSTANCE Wcasurezr LUKE CHAFFIN - ?erortgr CULLEN HARRISON ------------- .5 4am natchhn FIRST W DMHEL, DILLARL, GREEN, 3: ITH. WELCH, GHOCKLEY, KEITH, Emmy, CHAMP. SECCUD Roi: Damon, Titmws, Coon, MAHES, GEE, CHAFFHJ, HIRLEY, ADA'S. MCDMHEU, CHAFFIN, BEECHEM, PRATER, VICKER t-Tepns'rzs, AY'CE. FOURTH RV: CONSTAHCE HARfHFCN, FrYT, GuNN, 5AM MIGUEL. THlRD R-i ': SENIOR DPUM TAJOR THEO SAGEBIEL COLOR BEARERJ THERESA BENNETT EDITH MCDDNALD CORNETS CLAUDE SHEFFERD G. C. HunGIHs FRANK MoTL FRAHK DAVIS ANITA PHEGLEY ROBERT BOYCE FRED Rvusn VIRGINIA MURRAY CLEM GtL DRE DER CEPIL ILS N do: HAHRETT CLADIMITT C. '. PzAncv, JR. JOE WAaaxsoN R. H. HUDDLESTON BILL MCDONALD ALBERT CDYTON STANLEY CASEY IRENE FARRELL SOPHIA STOCKTON dAnEs Gnhvsou do DEAN CHAMBERS THE BAND BILLIE SIMPSON UAXOPHONES MAUDE ALICE HOUGHTON BESS HIERONYMUS JOHNNV CONSTANCE ?ULA RAY DUNCAN ERNEST FLETCHER BARITONES REGlNALD CALHOUN MIKE DUNCAN JONES CALLAWAY DCYLE GHAVSON JACK DOMXNY JUNIOR DRUM HAJOR CHARLES ROBERTS COLOR GUARDS RANK MoTL JACK DOMINY TROMBONES WILLARD GRAYSON CyRsL MISECKE G. 0. ALESSANDRO ------------- Director FLUTES FRENCH HORNS BILLY Wigson . L. STEVENSON HERVY BYRD HuaERT CULP Boast: SiszoN OBOE ALTOS L. K. M!TGHELL OTIS BROWN JOHNNY CUNMING$ BASSES FRANK RDBINsoN HENRY DOTGKLE BILLIE CULP JOHN CUSTORY SNARE DRUMS GLADINE KaCH 0. L. PETTY HAL ROBINSON DON CAMPBELL BASS DRUM ROY HAVENS CYMBALS ALBERT :ILLIAMS LIBRARIAN ALBERT XILLIAms SEPT. Nov. OCT. Nov. Nov. DEG. DEG. DEC. DEC. JAN. 22 28 6 MEMORABLE DAYS SCHOOL STARTS. CORSIGANA uAME. CLEEURNE GAME. WAco GAME. THANKSGIVING. MEXIA nAME. PEP SQUAD BANQUEYA CHRISTMAS NOLIDAYS. BACK YO THE OLD GRIND AFTER MJDFTERM EXAMS. Hl-Y BANQUET. DISYRICT BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT. PEP SQUAD CARNIVAL. LATIN TOURNAMENT. DISTRICT INTERRCHDLASTIO MEET. REGIONAL INTEHSOHULASTIE MEET, DOROTHY SENI OR BANQUET . BACCALAUREATE. SENIOR PLAY. GRADUATI ON- Earl, 1mm. and LE FAVORITES HARDY FOWLER Sophomore Favori te VIRGINIA SCHAFFNER Sophomore Favorite ORVILLE SHELTON Junior Favorite BETTY SHIRAR Junior Favorite Senior Favorite RAYMOND MILLER MARGIE MEADOWS Senior Favorite These favorites were selected by their respective classes. A frontier caLin FEATURES MTEHA H y EQNTE STANT 5 HRST Row: ANDREWS, DEBATE; CULPEPFER, DEBATE; MILLER, DEBATE; Pnocvzn, DEEAYE. SECOND ROW: 00LLINS, ONE-ACT PLAY; causuo, ONE-ACT PLAY; HULSEY, ONE-ACT PLAY; MANGUM, oNE-AOT PLAY. THIRD ROW: GOLDING, EXTEMPORE; WILSON, EXTEMPORE; CHILDERS, DECLAIJATlDN; Parry, DECLAMATmN; PORTER, DECLAHATION. MTERKAHY C HNTE STANTS FIRST ROW: FOWLER, LAY u; DAVIS, LATIN; DUNAWAY, LATIN; Kink, LATIN. SECOND RCW: LANHAM, LATIN; COBB, LATIN; CABELLO, SFELLDNG; LILLEY, SPELEING; THIRD RAW: BASS, 1vpyua; NORTHERN, TYPING; WILDER, TVPING; MEADOWS, ESSAY. . Mn and my shadow. 7. Balutiful Ludies in Blue. Muggsxes. Corsicana Specinl. . Static. j The list atretch. t? waH HI. : p g a H oumumw They eat thcir spinach. . Anyway to get in the km 12. Buck wlxas enthusias- 10. ..! '- . as; ,41 -'-' ,4' -'.h..; ,a' '-' . lI .. 4t 44 ' ; ,4 ' .. 1. nut lung 1513, grundpu cu Sma-y nner- on e Inn 5. Sophiaticntea utch n Mickie! 11. Another Bonner. 12. Blby Jlnel I 11.nu Peppcr-vaers 1. Gun BAND LEADER. 2. NE LOVE A PARADE. ,- How DIGNlHEDl 4. Rosuzs GALLERVA 5. EL Samoa DAWSON. 6. Lr11LE EVA . 7. SARA UP A tags. 8. Euno , cowHAND. 9. LITTLE WEINBLATT. 10. FRANKENSTEIN, Inc. 11. CHOO-GHOO. 12. a: CARELESS, KIDS! 13. L1T1LE MAN, WHAT Now? JIM SETS 'EM UP. WAYNE. . How Do, GALS! Oua ARTILLERY. SUNBONNET SUE. . GIVE ME THE w;DE OPEN SPACES- ... .w.......27.. ....... 1. UNHOLY THREE. WHO SAID so? ATOHOO! . How CUTE: i'LL BITE! SONG or THE LARKi 7. BALBOAn MAMA, wno's THAT MAN? OUR Ew HABLADon. FOUR OF A KIND. . MEN OF lesuaa. PEP SQUAD STEVENSON, DUNAWAY, WEST, VAUGHN Gupta ins Louisa Voons MARY STPHCKLAND Yell Loader Yell Leader Shining Exhaylcs. fricniy Mr. Uhgcr. s the gxpsy in us. .5 u y anus name is Andy. Tvinkle, Twinkle, Little Stars. DQRGDT HDY Fall of Alamo ATHLETICS theml Sam Houston F O OTBALL IE UAIDHES 'Nr. Foruhand is a builder of men hnn mauLines, a mouldvr u: musclcs nu. murals, ana an cxyancnt of clean 1i:- xnb 3nd clcln sport. His views on the game, His system of play, an; his metLJC $1 han51ins his players have bszn widcly accepted. We duff nur hats to Temple's high s hao1 faocbnll and basketbnll coach, 2mg bald: a high glass in all our thrts. rm. Padgen has just completed his first year as line conoL n! the foothnll than. The Wildcats this year proved formidabl: Ind more or less a mango: to the npposin; elevens, dun largely to the tcaohiug of Mt. Dcdgcn. Mr. DoEgen has the knack of getting, most out of his man and inspires in them tie all flgh'ting spirit . 1C0 teacher or conch has ever mark. as many friends in Tumple High as hm Mr. Banuie 21:11:. He is the track coach and also nsxistant to Co-ahes Farehand and neagen. Mr. Zinn has ieveloped many strong track teams during -3: LimL in Temple uni is eue to put :2111 bdt- tel ancs uni. in 1221? near future. he xs 3 LLCBL inver, who nnCcrstcnUs boys bcususrt he is an: as us- IE UTEALL JODIE MARE: - 1711,11 All-State 1:1: qualitics of clam rportsmnsmp, nu whole-hcartod coapcration with the coaches am: is stickxbility plum km a eve with great est and most tamoul players a: the blue an white. His presence 3.111 In: missed next n11. nun RODGERS - Quarter All-District Snake Eips' was the meld generll And viii: hi: tamm's mrcrut at heart he led the squad 1:: we :11 seh kn :1: services vill be sorely mused next yclr. nu... J. 1.. cax..zzx.n - Half Ctton' Was . little lighter than some of the other Milieu? back: but this n: no handic up to Cotton, he plnyed 11 im mg n inipirgtion to an tLe man. Ki: absence will be noticed next yen ....... THE SEASON by mmoxn mm: nth: curtain rake 4 be 1935 righ achuol grid race, fans th roughout m attic were shun the 11' kesda Baa womisring What t m emu, RODGER S, MARE! , CEUTIK, KIA HOO'HJN Mark of the tank 1m: qzmpascd of fx' ahmen ma 5mm 10 anti beha 1d, Caaoh forehand Ilshianed this green club in a annnng, naming, bum a: mum at:, the greatest team in hthe history a: the luv And n: 5 band a: ymmgstera laualb air Hy t the quart:r!inal:, and there lust I heartbreaking game hob Ahe Mex it Blackclts. F 011 U TfoLL mam Doss - Half Koble will be back next yea. r. 1: hit first yznr an. he lhculd be a great help .70 the Wilfoags naxt yuan nu... ALVIS M03122 'ZR - Half Aalvii, at times reminded u! of Ray Caffey or same other Wilfcat back. 31: presence next year will nu may to T6 mple in nu othznsim my. ....... ;:;,.1 PROCTER - Center 1' ALJ-Distr-ict s playmi a consistent gum thxaughout the n n m coulge and hard fightin g. emma um an nu-diatriut yositiun. Xe will be buck next ysar BELTON a nut ocnteat cf 43:: sanson the Belton Tiger! actuated Wildozrb line a by a. score or 13 to 7. he play a! the Ti xgers us nuea ani; the kittens lacked the wei m to take Advantage o: the nyportmaity. At times t'hc kittens flashed beautifully JEH DAVIS mou-toM name the tent for the Wildcatl. Thu Wilden? doped to lo thirty ;aintu b -emh In ad the Houston lid! 34 to 0, dilpluyinl. a beautiful offense and 52161135. :zxcamxn PARK tnnunu Rex came Bi land Purl: of dallas- The Wildcats thawing I 15 d vrn hu'ely got by wit a score of 21 012. Du He e um improvement int the altense tha Wildcat: ynised Biihlsmiers auto in the closing minutes to play AUSTDX to or tha third tune of the Ieason the Austin lhroons invided nur flit city with Lupe: of being the first to Eefelt the Wilioats Thil nearly d1d,but 1113 M in the closing minuies Marek ilalhed into lotion ta 133a tbs ledeltl to a 7 in 0 victory over the MA: FDUTBALL turn WESSON .. End .All-Dtstrict the nea throu to t nhu-Psm a y-xx'zi w gn W111 mil mulch was 1m f the Wilaoit line. Hardly a position a Lug the sea San. mums lino ncx JDY POW! - GHOTV; A1 1 -Dis tr; at was I muaat gmtd. He pnyze. hard wAen he 1:1an ::.: will be back haze ysar co conunue where he left off this scum. 'R'IZS GREEN- 31110711 W Will be back next 3'53?- vdas didn't get orciiit tor He 1: a hunt naming guard .1. mum ' awing net improvement as the leuon grew cm the wudoues next chum: with th: Brynn Broueol. This a Bryln'l u: st year in nutx- 1: t 12. ha 1m. at: rmie the Bruce- umex-ouuny to win 50- o. Temple's ouch was besnulul. The whole team now AM: :1: the gang curmmn; bnttlo with the reuw-Jhokau on . muddy 11cm. seeond conferancc pm a to Re gon- Ian run; rthe :ooond coniarcnce glme of tho: nu an 2,000 Ana invbdid clehm-nc for : crucial The liltiolta autlcught Cleburne 1 win the O pawd tho le for the third perlmi score. A11 11 Ill it wt: gtoteli mm. .puknng puyu ma ptine defunae work. Tempu-n line proved a rell v.11 o! o u HILLSBORO 11m Winona pllyed host to tha Eagles or. the evening 1 x maker turned in their poorest game 1h 11m: yearn. the ants onl y'l: 10:0 7 Mar ck scare. me Willcxtu CORSICMA 1.3:. The Engles ontpllyed, cuttought, and outallrgw yalszd fifty ygrds ta Chupik in the third period ind then plunged threw for the two yuars the 1 gen hnvc lucked out on Temple, The 'Vilfeatx m: had the 1'18an 37 lith Vanni: powerful line of Dvdian'i. but the time am far the Wilioltl. m: Rod era ripped the :1 gen to :hraa The muons then bealme the favori: as n viiatrlot 12 um, F U DITBALL J. n. rmmm - Tackle man on the 1935 team. He phyaa tackle wil ,ar. w. wn Inother nlmb lo 1 be back naxt J and filled his poaition well. He nu... mm mun. um- Half :1 1115: ns cusuw first you. w111 be back next yea. an should he a great help to the Wildest bnouield 1...... 03cm CARVER - Tackle Mickey 14.239 glued his pauuon well. He nu . hm: fintur mm was one a: the mainstay: in Dudgen's 111m. 35 us 11251 by .11 nu teammate: for his stickability. ....... nwcnm 1m Wildctts swept by the Imumu 55 u o to uinhin tap rink in Dinirxat 1. The reserve: omua on most a: the guns with n. ragulnx- .nly playing anew. ona-tanrt a: 6.sz me 1:11 in! nu Igaut the mkost team the Wildcnts met. moo 1+. was . glorious day in Temple Nuvemhur 22ml. nexure I crowd or 3,500 fun than slightini mucus fought than any to the nut tn wxn Irma the 011 mm fading m:nutea to play am to uoure the dssbigt 12 arm. tier alewn yanra but a Tcmplc High Wildclt :cotbtll team bank a vaistrict cmyiun. But Homber 22m! Old 113, luck lull d to once; 11: us tor the 111:1.th ruin of comm G. 'w. 01:11 larahnnd. Yhis vml the first time 111 f1 teen years Temple hi5 dafcated Ian on home lnnd. F U U TBAILL DOYUE numaswonm - Guard Doy e WA! 5 good stoaay worker :na 3 hard fxghier. Bin presence :7111 be mined 11831: 2111. ...-o.. CURTIS mun: - Guard utis '1: not : scusatinnll but a otnsistent hard worker to be depended upon. 31: presume will be miland nan 11. ....... mm cnwn - End All-Dtstr'iot The ngnnw demon us a. great and .t Hm: when it man the man. as ,, 5 Always trying, aua had m inimitable Jenna a: many. He will be milled next you. ....-.. MEXIA Now ya cam: 63 the and put of thc Ielnn's p1ny.!'emple, ohlmpions a! District 12 3mm: yed. t: Whoa tn 4:1th with tho strangle Mxi mpoi n: o! Dist! 1 vathry 1:; wa'u; mm mg ur Templo': fawr he minuts and then tbs Wildcat! wont dmb :ddsitl n! 16 L;o $12 under a 1-51: to Till bnrrtge by min at San ational run BTBK ud Rodgers 3nd work done powerzul wnant nne went for amt when ltexin'n pus Mstnk beg ; h: 4711:: The Wildcats ua nut win - clumpionship this year but in eurym a grean tau 9 quarter-iinalx, Coxehel Torehand Ind Dodge: averoane the sceminglyt impossible. e scored 236 points to their appone ant: 34. n1: us comiuua to beKl the greatest fighting team in the kilimry oi the 531x001; no usttor tribute am he ylid to 62m coaches and the b0 1PM U TBML 'ox ECOTEN - Tackle All-State Hmd TeanQ '0 0: ma anstber human: of the Wildmz nu. Sin greater: game mg every game n pl: yedi 11. He will ma much to Dodgun's line next yen A. C. uADBLEY .. Manager mdeley n: the thirteenth mu. no werked long after the others were gone. It nu hoax: mny seasons since the Wildoltu Md 3 mnaget the nlxbr: 01 A. c d n will be man before they have bnnthsr. SIASON'S RECORD TEMPLE mgg..-..--...-.m--.. 21 EEIGELMND PARK amen WALLAM w- 12 'rnmmz ca 4301x5101; - , TEMPLE HIGH-.-.-..-....-... 7 TRIPLE HIGH.- - ---- .' 50 TEMPLE HIGH ---v-w-'-'-.-- 5 TEMPLE I m TMLE HIGH- -M 37 1mm HIGH -- 56 TMIE 1'IGH- -u- 6 TEMPE HIGE-- --.---v-- 12 Wm B Travis ETBALL BAS K EAEB IKE U HEARD Guru! N HERBERT MeLEPmAu Herbert ms captain and ' MW of the club this year. Hep 1:1de the mgme fearlesslyp andm spsoted by his opponents as well as his team mates. Herbert should show some fast basketball next yearn A. C. MADELEY This was A. 0. '8 second year- 2n the squad. was small in statuPeH but he made it up in fight. A. 0. will be back again next year to take up work at for. ward position. ALvIs MOELLER Alvis was the fightenest man on the squad. Hews om inspiration to the whole team. Aluia will be back next year, and will be one of the minv stays of the team. ADOLFH JUNEK Adolph played a bmg-up game at forward most of the season. Hem handicapped by illness at the last of the season. His not being back next year will hurt the Wild- cats in more than one my. OSCEH TISOHLEH Oscar was a flash at for- ward gasitisn. He was a great offensive player- :2 had a dead eye for' th; basket. He will bn Iv; Ir am in next wear. EUEL Wesson 2'th was Euel's first year on the Ltldcat five. BC was of untolj value to the team on many occasions. me one hand shots featurgj his play- ing at many times. Buel will b9 u nreut asset to fhe club nu xt year. THE SEASON BY RAYMOND EMERY WHEN CDAQH FOREHAND ISSUED THE CALL FOR BASKETBALL CANDIDATES, Paospzcrs WERE A OUT AS BRIGHY As A DECEMBER aLIZZARD. THERE WERE ONLY THREE LETTERMEN BACK. HE BEGAN BUILDINQ A TEA AROUND CAPTAIN MCLERRAN, A. C. MADELEV, AND ADOLPH dUNEK, CONFRONTED WITH THESE DIFFICULTIES, FOHEHAHD TURNED out A FAARLY GOOD saAan. THE TEAM SEEHED TO GAIN ROMENTUM As THE SEASON WENT ON AND TOWARDS THE END or THE SEASON, IT WAS ABLE 1o PLAY 0N EVEN YEV 3 WITH THE LEADING HIGH scHooLs OF THE STATE. EASY IE? TBALL CAEsAR 2A1: MIGUEL ms Caesar's ,Iir'st r- at Wm ,.osition an. In; froze to be a owerfzzl 0710. If THUMAN HOHERD Tr'wnan, 510nm: ted, youth, played center. Hts fight and height gavs him de- cided advantage Dyer his smaller- opponents. JOHN CHUFIC T'Vis was John' a first 931 1.xsketball, triei :30 har'i :2 times Lupin LESLIE PROCVER Leslie was a go utility man at forward. This being his first year he shauld, and is expectm, to pull some fancy stuff next year. i::ruerr-: ED IN merrnu Sims M: an that all y 51m labor were put in 1;: Crawford. Crawford tack c we of the equip- ment as well ax: he Ame h woL any fkat's whom Raj Forehcnj has barn lookir f0 h, for many nouns. nxUSTIN THE WILDCATS 9, min THE SEASON BY SUFFERING A DEFEAT OF 1L1 To 17 BY THE ' 137w MAROCNS STHICKLAND PLACEDE man, LANKY F R ARDS ON THE L; r: WHO cauLo snom' WITH HAND AND HAD ML :5: FECTED PUSH sum TO THE NTH AUSTIN DID, TEuFLe FAILED to, :0. ON A RETURN G WILDCATS WERE DEFEATED BY A 56335 CF 22 TO 1i. HILLSBORO N YHE WILDCATS JDURNEVED T0 ILLBBOHO WHERE THEY CHANGED THEIR ITVLK AND HELD THE EAELES TD POINTS WHILE MAKING 20 FOR YHEIISELVES. JUNEK NJGH POINT MAN OF THE AFFAIR THE FOLLOWING WEEK THE wJLDDATS ENGAGED THE COHEIGANA TIGER FIVE IN CORSIOANA. IT AS A TIGHT FIGHT, WHICH ALLOWED THE TIGERS ONLY THREE FIELD GOALS. MOELLEH WAS YHE OUTSTANDING PLAYER OF THE EVEIUNG FOR THE WJLDCATI. CHUPIK WAS HIGH FOINY MAN. THE WILDOATI TALLIED 28 POINTS TO THE TIGER! MEllA N MEETJ NB WITHw OLD RIVALS, THE ILDUATB FUUGHT TO KEEP EVEN 'lTH THE WAOO TIGERS. THE ILDCATS DHALKED UP A TO 11 VICTORY OVER THE BEARE CATS. IT WAS EXCIYINGW FROM GUN T0 GUN, AND AEAIN MOELLER WAS THE SENSATIDH FOR THE WILDCATS. CDESIOANA GORSICANA THEN CAME TD TEMPLE TO TRY TNEIR LUCK, BECAUSE THEY REAL HAD NO HOPES OF WINNING. THE WILDOATS IDOHED TWICE AB IANY FIELD GOALS, AND TWICE AS MANY FOUL SHOTS AS THE TIGERS TO WIN 19 T0 9. JUNEK WAS THE HOTSHDT FOR THE DAY UNTIL HE LEFT YHE FLDOH VIA THE FOUL ROUYE BBYAN BRYAN BHONGOS FLAVING THEIR FIRST YEAR IN DISTHIGT 12 SEEIED TB cArs 1N YHE LASY MINUTES to PLAY av A soon: or 29 Ta 23. THE WancATs LED BY A SOOHE OF 15 70 6 AT THE HALF BUT rArLEp TO 510! THOSE BUCKING anouc THE LAs1 H LF. WACO T AM: THE GAME OF GAMES WITH THE sTnoNu lAco TIGER FJVE. TEMPLE FAILED To STOP THE CHARGES or BILL HENDERSON'S MIGHTY TIuEnn Ann WERE baa FEATED 38 ERYAE E WJanATs, AFTER SUFFERING A DEFEAT FROM THE Baaucs AND THE Tlazns, HAD BLOOD IN THEIR EYES AND so JoUHNEYED T0 BRYAN AND nIaPLAVEn A rAs1 AN FURJDUS GAME OF PASSING AND SHooTJNa Ta 0A! A 29 To 20 vIcTonv FROM THE BHON L THE HILLSEORD EAGLE s cAME To TE EMPLE ONLY TD SUFFER A DEFEAT or 23 To 19. THE ABILIYY OF RED MOLERHAN, ACE ruawAnn, To SINK A oNE HAHD FUIH suor FROM YHE FOUL LINE won TEMPLE 118 ascouo VICTOHY OVER THE EAaLEa. MEXIA E WILDGATS CONTINUED TO GET noon OLD REVENGE rnou 1H: BEAHOA WHEN THEY DEFEATED THEI 50 YO 2 . THE vlcronv 0A1: THE WILDGAYS A coon CHANCE AT YHE CENTRAL TEXAs CAGE TITLE. WACO E WJLucATs non: To A NEw AND GREATER TRIUMPH av DEFEATJNG THE STRONG WAco TIGERS IN A aPLENDIn SHOW av A scan: OF 21 10 13. MoELLEH wAs THE :1An OF THE GAME A1 HIS BUARD FOSIYIOM av BTIOKINB 1o FLAIHY BoswELL uF THE TIGER FIVE. WEssou WAs HIGH POINT QEALLA CAME THE DISTRICT MEET AT GEORGETOWN. THE OATS nnEw OKALLA Fan THEIR FIRST nouun MATcH. THE cArs HA a LITTLE TnnuaLE 1N wINNINa THEIR FIRIT GAME 5? A sconE or A To A. MDLEHRDN VA! HIGH POINT MAN quLE ALL HII MATES sAw AGTIO M AND ALsu wEnE ALL STA Ans IN THE aAuE. THRALL T WILDcATs THEN DREW THRALL AND THE so OALLED HARD LUOK HIT THE GA ATS THEY LOST YHEIR CHANCES AT TH HE TITLE WHEN THE v now: u 10 THE EXCELLENT BASKET anooysns racu THHALL 2uT 22. TEMPLE RALLXED YHE LASY HALF au1 cuULDn'T IAK: THE RJPFLE Capitol at Columbia OTHER SPORTS BASEWL BASEBALL FIRST Row: BANNISTER, SMITH, MAREK, VERNON, SEFOIK, VERNON, LYNN, CAESAR, Roapnsou. SECOND ROW: CHUPIK, DISMUKE, MILLER, CRAWFORD, MCLERHAN, AKRIDGE, PROCTER. THE SEASON COACH VERNON Toox A PRACTICALLY NEW TEAM AND DEVELOPED THEM INTO A FIGHT1NG, HUSTLING BUNCH or BALL PLAYERS wno won SEVEN OF THESE GAMES AND LOST THREE. THE WILDCATS PLAYED EADH TEAM Two GAMES. THEY OPENED THE SEASON BY DEFEATING BARTLETT BY A scans 0F L4-2 ON MARCH 2h. MCLERRAN, AND JUNEK WERE THE LEASING HITTEHS. THE THREE TEMPLE PITCHERE, CHUFIK, YDUNG, AND MAREK, ALLOWED A TOTAL UF SIX HITS. IN A RETURN GAME thH BARTLETT ON APRIL 2;, THE HILocATa won 31 A scoRE OF 21-3. YOUNG ALLOWED ONLY SIX HITS. McLanAN, YOUNG, VERNON, A50 JUHEK LED HITTINS. ON MARCH 27 THE WILDGATS WENT TO AUSTIN, BUT DUE YO YHE ABSENCE OF MDLERHAN LOST BY A SCORE 0F 3-0. MAHEK ALanED ONLY THREE HIYS. OHuPIK, CRAWFORD, AND TIPToN LED THE HIYTJNG- ON APRIL 29, AUSTIN GAME 1o TEMPLE FOR A RETURN GAME, WHIGH THE WancAYs woN bra. MANEK ALLOWED ONLY 5 HIYS. AKRInaE AND MAHEK LED THE HITTING. IN THE FIRST DISTRICT GAME, THE CATS LosT TO KILLEEN 25-9. MGLERRAN WAS UNABLE TO PLAY IN THIS GAME ALso. CHUPIK GAVE 17 HITS, BUY FonH FIELDING L051 THE GAME. JUNEK AND BEHMON LED THE HITTING. ON APRIL 17 THE WILDGAYS WENT To KJLLEEN AND WERE DEFEATED 8-2. YOUNG ALLOWED oNLv 7 H175. MCLERHAN AND MILLER LED THE HITTING. ON APRIL 3, YHE TEAM WENT TO LITTLE RIVER, BUY L057 YD THEM Sgh. MOLEHRAN ALLOWED ONLY 5 HITS. AKRIDGE, MOLERRAN, AND VER- NON LED THE HITTING. 0N AFRJL 1h, TEMPLE BEAT LITTLE RIVER IN A REYUHN GAME 7 0. YouNn PITCHED THE BEST GAME OF THE YEAR, ALLOW- ING ONLY 2 HITS. No! A LITTLE RVVER PLAYER HEAGHED sscoND BASE. VERNON, JUNEK, GHUPIK, CRAWFORD, AND MILLER LED THE HITTING. ON APRIL 7, THE WILDGATS wuN FROM Tnuv 6-h. CHUFJK ALLOWED ONLY 8 HITS. THE LEADING HITYERS wan: CRAWFORD, JUNEK, VERNON, AND DlsuuKEs. IN A RETURN GAME AT Tnov THE CATS won AN ELEVEN INNING GAME 9-7. Roalusouls SINGLE IN THE ELEVENTH scaRED VERNON AND DISMUKES. OTHER HITYEHS IERE CRAWFORD AND TIPYON. Youuu AND CHUFIK TOGETHER HAVE 9 HIYS. BUYS; mem HIEHONqus, ST. JOHN, FOWLER, DHAUGHON A FIELD OF SOME DCZEN ASPIRANTS HAS REDUCED TO A SQUAD OF FOUR REGULAR PLAVERS uuo REPRESENTED THE HIGH SCHOOL IN ALL ITS FRE-DIS- TRICT MATCHES. THESE FOUR WERE HARDY FOWLER, BILLV HIEHONVMOUS, MILLER DRAUGHN, AND EDWARD ST. JOHN. THE FIRST 1NTER SCHOOL HATCH wns WITH PENDLETON. TEMPLE wuN THIS MATCH WITH EnSE. FDLLovac IN RAp D SUCCESSION WERE TCHES wsTH Waco, RGSEBUD, TAYLOR, MARLIN AND CA ERDN. WAco CAVE ouV VIcTonous IN ALL THHcF MEETS. NAco HAD ONE OF THE STRONCEST HIGH SCHDOL TEAMS STATE. 3N Two MATCHES WITH R E3vc TEUFLE WAS UNABLE VICTDHGOUS 0N EITHER OCCASI N. TAYLOR THE Bcvs FIEg IN 1mg MATCH WVTW BEGAN To HIT THEIR STRIDEV THEY WIN FtJa 3:7 CF ' MATCHES AND LOST THE FIFTH BY ,NLV NARROW PARGIN To TAKE THE CONTEST. MAHLlN'S TEAM PRovEu Too 030D, HOWEVEH, A D TEMPLE AOMI: LOST A vATCH. TEMPLE OF A SEaxEs or VATCHES wer CATERON, mADE A CLEAN swEEF IN DEFEATING Tti YoErAN. HA ING No TROJBLE WHATSCEVEH AT THE DISTatcT VEET AT GEQRGETGWN, HAaov FaWLEu, SINGLE; PLAYER, EASlLY ADVKNCED TO THE FIHAL aounu. IT HAS HERE THAT Fm; 5 WAS STOPPED BY GEoReurowu's REPRESENTATIVE IN A HARD FDUGHT VATCH. Tun DOUBLES TEAM, composzn or HIERONYMOUS AND ST. JOHN, LOST TD LAMPASAS IN A VERY HOTLV CONTENDED PATCH. THEY REACHED MATCH POINT TWICE 55; PE F!NALLY LCSING. THE PROSPECTS NEXT YEVR WILL BE BRIGHT IN sFITE k 1: HiiRonMOUS, DRAUGHN AND ST. JOHN VIA THE GHADUAXION ROUTE. WIL UILT AROUND FL'LER, VOUNG SOPHOHOHE WIELDER wuo L045 CF THE TEAM HAS SHOWN GREAT POSSIBWLIT DES ROW 1: ZDIN, POLLLK, COOKS, WESSON, WAGNER, OWEH, MOWER AVIDSON ROW 11: WEBB, SAN EIGUEL, EHLOE, BAKE, DFASOZT The 1930 kxuck season vrls ahrimd at: with only two lettu- men, comm m2 mvrnson and mm. mssox. A in rainy ianson atnpped m practice a esrly in. the saloon due to the :act that me p r a been pushed by heavy trucks and workmen and the tuck oeum not bu rude salt cnqugh to use except b tar. But .nu a late nan there were man 23 boys reporting and most of them reminm u! the yen:- 1:: were sent to the Clmeron rulgy Ln mrch. A meat at Georgatm min Mann netted 1.0 points with Granger winning the me ee. There warts 5 t . Granger, Gsorgc- mm m-u Flntuncu, nnd Ts slap In 1 mast thn Littl mu m: shown but not cum: 1: :0 akin the meet. Several men are bnagin Lug to show lur 9 pro 1n- n fnir tum. M Cnrro 11 Held in w on, Wmuw wu ?:;1:ngn1ar Hut. The District meet in Georiotm olusad the mum, ; vary dillnroul mm It ran t u: , nun squad workea mm Ind 511 will return nht yen- ueo;t sun. wuh ocunnnl workman u;- sn d wit: :u'k fralbmon out, the tum fot nut - comm: nnvmsou 999 31rd u y and r51 .y, J 3 1:qu 440 yard duh and rainy 10313 cm: pole nun. ma 1 hurd u- Penna: . and rally; um um L, milieu: ustbnccs; nowun buses dun ; UNIS Momma, auneiga MONROE LULSEY, mile; consu;.c!:, mile; ucx ',w1Lson 680 r nun WAGNER, mils; mnsm 96025 man. dixtlncel; FAYEOHD on u, gm n HVIO cmmu, mile; ma 1. .m, mg The um awn: nun sud thew wore tmded 13123:: nun am at the uncanny umber n! points in nuts. HODGE FLANDEHS BOB TICE TWELVE WEN TRIED OUT Foa THE HIGH scnooL GOLF TEAM. THE FOLLOWING MEN MADE LETTERS AND FARTICIPATED IN TME FOUR TouRNAUENTs WITH THE WAco HIGH TEAM: Ben TIC: RAYMOND UILLER KENNETH FLANDERS BiLL Tm: WILBUR JACKSON DoN Hone: TEMPLE woN YHHEE OUT OF THE FOUR TOURNAMENTS MILLEk BILL TIOE BERRY 13111159 TENNIS gIRLs' TENNIS 1,N . MacAhl, zucxnz, 9:15, CENTER, MILLER nw 7, n m;, couc , CLARK Ron 3: FATRICK, DAVI 0! their strich mceim Tunpl L35 a gen: trnnis SLason this year winnin ma Dphwcxce uztchcs and ge :11; g to thc .an1-21nals in the A ale Couch 1s a three letter girl and Dorthy Lee Dillnn is a two lThssc two gir H1 mde the do ubles team. yble Clark was the 91x; layer. There were nine girls 1n 111 that made tho tuam and WLnyci in many or the practice mu 0 e Tits first meet 011 Elm year war: with Rosebud. Fla yin; fol ur m: ch65 return mce? Temple ton one mate; and lost three Lhe $111: pllyed four mstCLss with Waco. In the first the doubles 11am win their match and was the unly winter far th: day while the atke ers last three mlEchra. In a rcturn game :1: Tigers didn't h v0 qui e :5 nguod Lu.k 1: hora The Wildcats x n 1m tone 31115 W800 run on an 1 match ended in an: 01 those hard z1ubh1 tie By the time the next mltoh , 3cm tame arcuna +he two tcnms TOTE fairly wall mazcnc- n.n1 11c w11dcsts won one an lo st ans ma ch Ta a'glar March 18th, the zirls Lid 2mm: luck and lo 51: 1:770 matchis While ?Ta'mes Vent! er hell up the amt: of her 5:000 0111 schael 0y winning her mate h. girls were improving r1p1a1y. their m.tchca excsnt on the season want an it lookcl B: thu ugh t' in a Duet with Ihrlin March 24111, the girlsu you n Then same tie district meet Bnl tho aoublea team was :liminated hy Auszin 11 118 scm 1 9131:. Ausiin w1n nn1ng the Cistriot. The singles glayer, Syb r1 k, wun r. en xy1e 1n the first raL:d ant vas e1.iminntca by Marble Falls in the .vmi-finn s, 1-3.1 -11. VUJLLEVBALL VOLLEY mm. now 1: mm, nsann'ou, canny, um, mm: now 2: comma, cmmas, 5mm, KCnptlinh sommmzmc, cannga rm- n: Tample'l um :osaon. a! volley M11, 5an we sent 3 item to the diltrict meet. Temple :xa not win, but he. a goud first year ism ma did bud work in mg ving the weak ylaonl. Henrly .11 us girls nre eligible for next yeaz- ua :hould have m axoollent tom. em. 31; gm: n: with Panaeltan in Tumpla. Tewple just getting usedh to hitting the big ball lost the am mate n. L In Ibarmd pm of the ya on n: vdth the Itrong Rosebud sum. 1.1151: the hu-d working Tumple girl: 1cm 2 u 31:1- tnen prooeaoa to who mrcnmcntl in .11 their w:-k luau na to format the two 10:19:.Thil :omd u do some 011 joonma the next mm: the gun I: a n: with raylor ma thcy clmo jut vacuum in a 3 to o decision um: gun or the year nu with Rosebud n nosebud In: the girls 2m 1w down mm 1am a bud fought match. 21: Thu em leaned in hive hard nluok .11 the letlon And in t sir next mu with mrlin, Marlin The girls got together ma went ta Georgetown thinking old Indy lxwk would mile thnlr way, but 'bhl gxrll mu-e deiunted by Interluo. L Sims ma ms the first your a: valley btll ch: gm. no gling id have I much befter club naxt yelr Ind win he I little matter nxyeriencod tn pllyinL the pane. 7g :7, a fr; R MO U H H U M 0 R MEDIToR's NOTEI 0H, MAD SOME PowER THE GlFTIEs GIE us Tu sEE OUHSELS As I1HEH RS SEE THIS SECTION, EXHU MED BY A COMMITTEE EXCLUSIVE OF THE ANNUAL STAFF IS OFFERED FOR YOUR APPROVAL AS WELL AS DISAPPR THINGS TO BE THANKFUL FOR . Mn SULLIVAN . 1938-Ross POWELL GRADUATES RIMAvaEI . ADELE COUCH'S TENNIS PLA Inn 5. BE NI FOWLER'S vnIcE 6. TOMMY COLLINS A DATE FOR CPAL EARLE 7. GRAD B. STHIcr STUDY HALL KEEPERS ALIcE: THIS Is To BE A BATTLE or WITS. PAT: How BRAVE OF YOU TO 60 UN MAR MED. Mn. DAwsoH; Mn. GREEN, 9AM voun sAsv sav 'DADDV' YET? Mn. GREEN: IE HAVE NoT YOLD HIM YET WHO I AM. WE ARE GDING To IAIT :TIL HE GETS A LITTLE STRONGER. WHAT WOULD HAPPEN IF- 1. THEWPBEAOHEH' AT Tnov HAD BEEN AT HOME WHEN R. M., c. F., A. 3., AND 2. A THUANT PRESENTED A TRUTHFUL 3. MR ST. LAIR DID NOT HAVE suoH rnE1Tv cuan. - MR: PDRYER HAD NOT BEEN TO EUROPE. 5. MH. VERNUN'S FINnEn WERE AN INCH SHORTER. 6. Miss LOHHY EHAD BEEN 8 YEARS YouuaEn 7. IF Mn. GRE KHEw As MUCH ABOUT THE ODOR or BURNING RUBBER A6 HE ova HT TO xiow ABOUT THE onoH 0F BURNING SULPHU 8. rr Ma. DonaEN WERE NOT MARRIED. 9. MEXIA HAD PRESENTED SWEAYEHS T0 aIRLs wHo KEPI FonTIALL PLAYERS ouT LATE YHE MIGHT BE FORE THE BIG aAM 10. MR. DAWSON WEREN'T so POPULAR AMDNG THE FAInEH SEX or HIaH 11. MARGIE HAD FINISHED HER SENTENO E; I GET A: MucH KICK out Of KISSING nu, 2171, As Do our OF KISSINa--- BEYTY: l DaN' T LIKE Ml MAHGIE: WHY? HE NEVERI YELLS DIRTY JcKEs. BETTY: THAY'S JUST THE TROUEL NIOKJE: 0H, HE LOOKS FAMILIAR. CONNIE: BUT HE'I NOT. CORRECT THESE SENTENCES I REALLY DID NOT LIKE THIS snown SHIRT aEcAusE IT WAS nor Loun Enouau- 31. OLA IR EVERY YEAR I AM AFR AIn THEV WILL NOT aIVE ME THE SENIOR rLAY-MARIAN An:oLD. l DON'Y NEED TO WATCH A IBIRDIE TO MAKE A GOOD PlcYUHE-c- MACKE I'll PERFECTLY AT HOME MODELINO FOR A STYLE SNO'Y-RUTH BUNNIIDE. WE CANNT UNDERSTAND: How LouJSE BERRY AND OLAnA MAY JONES ARE STILL ALIVE AFTER RIDING WITH BEHNJaE ran THREE YEAR WHAT MAKES VICTORIE BROWN THINK SHE HAS A VOICE HY BARBARA GARTER 18 SD INTERESTED IN A LITTLE YOWN LIKE ROGERS . WHY JULIA CABINESS HATES ALL BOYS HOW JOSEPHINE LEARNED SO MUCH FROM ONE COLLEGE FHEtHMAN ABOUT THE LIYYLE TOWN OF PE HNDLET WHY MARGARET SAaEnIEL I: so pnaun or HER SISTER'E aov FRIEND HUI ANY aIHL WOULD FALL Fan ROBERT HAHn1!a 'LJNE' IKERE BILLIE HJERONYIUS LEARNED 1c PLAV TENNIS WHEN Enwln MJLNER BECAME suon A TEIFEHMENTAL ARTISY ETHESE NOTES, PIDKED UP HY STUDENTS AND TAKEN UP IV TEACHERS ARE FILLED WITH OINTB OF IN TEREST TD EVERY H DEAR RU1H: 'Yovn urn NOT cnnPLIMENT IE Enouun AFTER THE MExIA HA I' ED up WIYH YOU AND Au oorun TO IBITE DonoTHv BURWITZ A NOTE THIS VERY nAY --NoaLE a J. L. OoNNELL: I'VE PLAYED TENNIS, TAKEN TUMBLING, AND MARCHED 1n TNE FEHETTES IN HOPE: TH AT you WOULD GIVE ME A BREAK, su1 ASP YET HAv v: BEEN unsucozsnru L. M1 AD nnnzss Is 720 NM ELEVENTH IF you SHOULD BE INTEREETE Dl---doserINE FATnon an. MADELEV: dus1 BEOAUSE YOU cAN NOT GET 1n: DAR J5 Mu REASON VH1 ULD a: MAD. I Know HENRY GEYS THE CAR ALL THE 11M: au1 you WILL ALwAvs BE IN MY HEARY, EVEN IF I: BOTH HAVE 10 wALx. WALK nu; T0 3:: u: TONIGHT. LoVE!---OLADA MAY P. S. I'M couPLEYELv ovEn LEoNAaDta IARRIAOE--n-C. M ili IE; EIEEI 1E ME uAPOLouxza Tn ulaunA HARRY COLE: I JusT FEEL As LIGHTF-I IANT TD FLY LIKE A sun E. G. BERRY; I'M Jus1LIxE A SPRING ONJOIF-STRDNB Enounn Fan ANYTHING GEonnE FAITH; I MAKE Goon sauna WITH THE TnouaoNE, BUT I :xcEL wHEx EATIna soup MArL: SEVIEH: M1 LAcx or A's Is nu: T0 uv NOT aEINn 1n DAn'a cLAas Mn. BURTBA: I JUST wAN1 To Run Aaouun THE HALLS ALL 1n: 1 ELIIABETH PELs: MY TRIUIPH 1n 'THE TALE or Two SLlchns' I! ONLY THE aEanNIHa SYIIL SrAVInaHA: Now JOE MILLEa MUST HAVE on: BITE or THIS nunKlE Mn. LJTIEY: Do you REALLY THINK uY NAME aouunaN 'YlnnIsH ? Louis: DONDRA; 1 IA! A lTRANuER nu1 NOT Fan Lo VIRGINIA ansuAN: THERE IA! A EDAROITY or 5013 N111: NIRNT OF MY MARY AaroHAnnsnlA SIJTH; To IE THE ONLY ONE To TAKE ADVANTAGE or LEAP 4 - THINGS WE CAN DO WITHOUT 1. LEAP YEAR 2. SarHJATIcATEn LADIES i. DEOHEFIT T, POINTL:8S JOKES. . coNnuc GT 1n Ass EM 5. WASTE BASKET 5 quD AB IMCINEHATona. . HDIGGIN noonLEEauns LIBRARV FINE . ADMISSION SLI AROMA: THAT xssuE FROM YHE LAB. 10. GE ERMAN MEAaLEs. 11. SHIRLEV TEMPLE HAIR RIBBONE. 12. Lona FINGERNAJL 1i. FUNNY PArEns 1n STUDY HALL. 1 . cHEw wJNu nun SON D 15. REPORT cAnn 6. THE RIVETER:. xomTl BJLLY 0.: 'VE JusT HAn AN ENRAGING OFEHAYION. DonorHv L: WHAT WAS THA T BILLY 0: I HAD uv ALLOWANCE CUT. GounAn: How OAN I LIVE WITHOUT you? KAKJE: A LoT LEsa EXPENSIVELY. OVERHEARD IN THE HALLWAYS LOUISE Woons: AI cAN HAHDLY WAIT To nun up To CHARLESJ FRONT noon To KE HIM To THE LEAPYEAR DANCE JoDIE MAREK: Nosonv CAN TELL ME, THE GAP TAIN or THE FOOTBALL squAD, HAT To no, EVEN IF IT naEs cosr A 15 YARD PENALTY DAPNNE PARXEH: 'I DID nnT WArT Anvao DY To Know I A s aTAFF AHTIS FOR THE ANNUAL so I DID NOT WHITE MY NAME UNDER THE PIOTunEsF. RAvuonn MILLER: 'I AM THE SHJNINn EXAHFLE or THE 'LJTTLE BULL TH Lou a wAv' SIDNEV DuquAv: WHO IOULDN' T Exanqu A oAPTAIucY II THE PEPPEHETTEI FOR J1! EDIMER: 'You uAv uoT BE ABLE Tu FIND SNOES IN uv WARDROBE aur I'VE uov PLEIT' or BOOTS MANY STRICKLAND: El JUBT LoVE Ma. 21 aEcAusE HE noEs MDT cUT youn DEF DRYMENT IN ASSEMBLY. LEVI ALDRICH: 'MY NAME IAv SUGGEST INUFF To IOME BUT I'u THANKFUL IT 1: N01 I80 onvcnw! JULIA MARTHA BAHTou: 'Enan qun NOTHING ABuuT aInLa IHEN HE BTABTED aalno IE, BU Two oI--nosH, 0: El DID YOU KNOW-- IR. HEAD onuE DOAOHED THE IILDOAT ? Ilsa PnnTEn DAN IIVE You sou: FINE poINTa 0N PHILOIDPHY or LIFE? ? Mn. SEVIEH OAK RE ALLY Illa TE In R Ila! ELAOK IAJORED IN LATIN ANn ll TEAONING Tvrlnaf H? l: cnULn no WITHOUT noon 11 FROM THREE DUNTIL roun oknLuex? GoLon IEAHERB HAVE AnnEn IucH To cu n BAND AND PEPPEHETTEB? Ann AEAER VIDYORJOUI' THE HIGH IDHODL auuu HAI IOMETHING nAva NEEDED? TlMELY SUGGESTIONS TO THE OFFICERS OF THE PEPPERETTES; YOUR ANNUAL PEPPERETTE BANQUET HAS NOW BECOME A HIGHLY SOCIAL EVENTl IN FACT, THE SOCIAL EVENT OF THE YEAR FOR THE HIGH SCHOOL. REQUIREMENTS ARE COMING TO BE 50 HIGH THA T 500 N THE FOO TBA LL BO YS WIL LL HAVE TO WEAR WHY NOT COME DOWN TO EARTH AND HAVE A WEINEH RDAST-DR WHY HAVE ANYTHING AT ALL FOR THE FOOTBALL TEAM? LET THEM HONOR YOU WITH AN ENTERTAINMENT. ---THE FUN STAFF TO THE PRINCIPAL OF HIGH SCHOOL: RUNNING DIAGONALLY To THE HIGH scHooL AND DIRECTLY IN FRONT IS A BROAD CEMENT WALK son: 8 FEET IN WIDTH AND EXTENDING FRUM STEPS or cvu To THE EDGE or Dosz AVENUE. Bv SPECIAL RIGHT or PETITION w: sunezsr THE BOUNDARY LINE 3: EXTENDED 1o 18 18 SOUTH, TNENGE TWO VAHAS NORTH vwo SQUARE FEET, THENCE 19 1h' WEST, 3h INCHES SOUTH, THE ADDITIONAL ACREAGE BEING SUFFICIENT FOH MARJORIE MEADOWS AND Doves KILLJNGswonTH To STAND WITH BOTH FEET IN SHADE or SECOND HAOKBEHHY SlDEWALK-RESPEGTFULLY SUBMITTED-HIGH SCHOOL To Mlss MARGARET BLACK: MAV I BEG THAT vou PLEASE USE DISORETIDN AS TO voun SELECTION or RECORDS AND THEIR TIME or PLAYIN NG IN THE TYPING ROOM. I FIND N0 LITTLE DIFFIOULTY IN CREATING THE PROPER ATMOSPHERE IN MY ROOM WHEN MY QUESTIONS SUCH AS --WHAT Is YOUR INSPIRATION? AND WHO IS YOUR IDEAL AHE ANSWERED av YOUR HEGOHD5-'MARGIEJ AND 'THE LADY IN BLUE'. JUST YESTERDAY WHEN I ASKED GRANT BYus IN HISTDHV CLASS HERE NAPOLEON MET Hls DEFEAT vou IMMEDIATELY STARTED THE RECORD, 'AT THE DAHKTDWN STRUTTEHSJ BALL. Now I LIKE MUSIC Eur PLEASE ADAPT 10 MY COURSES AS WELL AS YOUR 0WN--SINCERELV 0. 0. Ma. S. L. ADAMS: MAY THIS LETTERH SERVE AS A COMPLIMENT AND SODST TO YOU IN YOUR FUTURE WORK WIT THE GO JU UDGING EAM. I VE JUST BEEN ADVISED PLACE. YOU SH OULD BE EOMFLIMENTED 0N PLACING SO NEAR FIRST WHEN YOU CONSIDER THERE WEB RE 760 TEA AMS EN TERED AL LLOW ME TO CONGRATULATE YOU AND URGE CONTINUED EFFORT AND 5UO0ESE---l- B- MISS MILDRED MCELROY: YOUR PRESENCE TO THE HIGH SOHODL FACULTV THIS YEAR HAS ADDED MUCH TO ITS DE 00 DRUM. WE WANT YOU TO KNOW HOW MUCH YOU HAVE DONE TO ADVANCE THE CAUSE OF COOKING AND SEWING. WE ARE ASKING THIS FAVOR-THE NEXT TIIE YOU CDVEH TH E WINDG W5 WITH PAPERS, PLEASE LEAVE A HOLE A BIT LARGER THAN THE ONE THERE AT PRESENT. SOME OF US FIND IT MUST DIFFICULT TO MAKE DUR EYE FIT lT- -TR RULY YOURS, JR. COLLEGE BOYS TO THE EDITORS 07 THE COTTON BLOS'DM: THE ENTIRE STUDENT EDDY WISHES TO CONGRATULATE VOU ON THE SPLENDID MOTIF OF IS YEA R BOD K AND THE PERFECT GHRD NOLOGICAL ARRANGEMENT OF ITS DIVISION AND SUB-DIVISION PAGES. WHAT PITY THE ATHLE ET! SEOTION FALLS UNDER THE IFALL OF THE ALAMOv' 1:HALE THE HUM SECTION IS LABELED 'THE BATTLE OF SAN JA AGIN FRESHMAN AND SOFHDMORES OF JR. COLLEGE: WILL Ynu, FOR THE SAKE OF THE CL or '36 or TEMPLE HIGH ScHooL, RECOMMEND 10 MH. u. L. HEAD voun P:DGRAM or ENTERTAINMENT, How YOU eA N HAVE so MANY, YET EACH DIFFERENT, How YOU OBTAIN ATTENDANCE, AND How vuu SAYISFV so MANY DESIRES. OUR CLASS THIS v R NEXT YEAR TO LOOK FORWARD TO IN THAT WE SHALL BE JUNIOR COLLEGE FRESHMEN. TNANKI-----THE SENIORS BF 13 ADS Eemple thinr mullege The TEMPLE JUNIOR COLLEGE has become a popular and well established institution During the past year it has experienced a splendid enrollment. Commercial subjects and severalo teh er new courses have been added. It is recognized both by the State Department of Education and by the Association of Texas Colleges as a junior college of the First Class without condition or reservat ion. The gra aduates of the College may enter any of our senior colleges with full junior standin Somee of the advantages offered by the TEMPLE JUNIOR COL- IEGEa 1. The members of the faculty are scholarly and experienced and are prepared to render service of the highest order in the class room. 2. T 2 classes are relatively small, which condition makes individual instruction and personal attention possib e. 3. All students are taught by the heads of the departments 41 The expense is comparatively issrnall, as the trustees are striving to operate the college on a cost has 5 Our young men and women may remain in their homes two years longer. 6. The extra- curricula activities are varied and afford opportunity to the students for development in public speaking, drama music and athlet e aim of the TEMPLE JUNIOR COLLEGE is not only to give two years of highly emcient literary work, but to develop talents and character in our young people as well. TO this Program the trustees and the faculty of the insdtution ate dedicating their effoxts. When you need PRINTING of a better class or OFFICE SUPPLIES that are New and Up-tmdate Royal Typewriters and Royal Portables with the Touch Control R. E. MILLER PRINTING COMPANY 12 WEST AVENUE A TEMPLE, TEXAS HOWELUS STUDIO AVENUE A DIAL 2483 Frames Better Portraits for Less Professional Kodak Finishing The Answer to Thirst Compliments of D R I N K Temple Floral Company W Uncorporateh MRS. JAMIE BARTON. Manager IN STERILIZED BOTTLES Enca-Cnla Bottling Enmpany TEMPLE, TEXAS COMPLIMENTS OF WE ARE FOR THE BOYS AND GIRLS OF TEMPLE Compliments of DeWitt Bowmer L A W Y E R Combine Pleasure with Duty by Eating Lots of Bell Ice Cream g 195 a Real Health Food Q Insist 0n Bell Ice Cream Every Time, Everywhere Phone 3573 Your Dollars Buy More at Penneys J. C. PENNEY C0. 12-14 South Main Street TEMPLE. TEXAS Compliments of HICKS RUBBER CO. Visit R. T. Dennis 8L Co., Inc. for Largest Stock Home Furnishings TEMPLE, TEXAS O. L. VADEN 8: SON AUTOMOBILE LOANS D INSURANCE '3 DIAL 2088 Compliments of CHEESIE WYNNES Roof Garden Home of the Tea-Sippers and Double Headers THE PEOPLES STORE TEMPLE Serves the People with EVERYTHING TO WEAR C. H. COX GROCERY Wishes the 1936 Graduating Class of the Temple High School Success in All Its Undertakings S. F. CALE Compliments Highest Grade Groceries of Home Killed Meats Dr. Frank M. Robinson 414 W. ADAMS DIAL 2278 CITY TAILORS 319 NORTH FIRST STREET DIAL 3456 COMPLIMENTS 0F - . BEST WISHES Rulddle Motor Co., Inc. mom AUTHORIZED FORD DEALERS BUNCAN SERVICE STATION PHONE - - - - - 4621 Drink UNCLE BILL AND THREEMOR CHOCOLATE BLUM COMMISSION HOUSE AND BOTTLING WORKS Best Quality of Fresh and Cured Meats DIAL 2633- Compliments of SCOTT 1 WHITE CLINIC and HOSPITAL C omplz'ments of MONTGOMERY WARD 8: CO. DIAL 4142 108-110 NORTH MAIN TEMPLE, TEXAS P H O N E 2 8 3 2 COMPLIMENTS OF K UYK E N DALL - SWAN '3 OLDSMOBILE DEALERS 5' TEMPLE, TEXAS SALES SERVICE Compliments of CARROLL, PATTERSON Uncorporatem Build , of Modern Homer Dependable Insurance Sewtce Phone 2017 Roddy Building TEMPLE, TEXAS TEMPLE, TEXAS COMPLIMENTS OF TEXAS POWERgzLIGHT COMPANY TO ITS FUTURE CUSTOMERS Compliments of DIAL 4531 DIAL 3446 JANEWATS Home of TH. Ice Crmm Hendlefs Dry Goods 112 South First St. W Third a! French 7 E JOIN all Temple in congratulating the graduates of both Temple High School and Temple Junior College. Constant purchases of Temple products from Temple mer- chants and manufacturers Will make Temple a bigger and better community in Which to make your home. GRESHAM'S Superior Service Since 1895 ARCADIA, GEM, BELL, and LITTLE THEATIQES John B. Daniel L A W Y E R Showing the Best in Motion Pictures KYLE DRUG STORE Compliments of The Friendly Store PHONE 3314 KYLE HOTEL R O CULP and CO. MAYNARD Roamsou T. J. CLOUD LOU SHO P Robinson 81 Cloud - msuamcg 15 SOUTH MAIN Fire - Casualty - Bonds TEMPLE Cif'i Dpuq 8 JQWQIHJ C0 CONGRATULATIONS TEMPLE'S ORIGINAL CUT RATE DRUG STORE Eng'n and Bulwa Watches BILL BLAYLOCK GIFT Goons A l' f Lamp mm o CONGRATULATIONS Shepperdk Dry Cleaners LACKEY'S STUDIO DIAL 2087 Compliments of SAULSBURY 8c SKELTON ATTORNEYS W de Cheeves Bros. 8: C0. The Best Place to Trade After All Millinery, Ladiesy Ready-to-Wear Gents' Furnishings, Clothing, Shoes, etc. 45 Years in Temple Compliments of REED FLORIST Say it with Flowery COMPLIMENTS 0F McLELLAN STORES INC. PHONE - - - 2332 C. I. MITCHELL The Shamrock Tennis Racquet Re-Stringing HPt'g Sandwich Our Specialty -El $1.75 up Double Dip Ice Cream High Grade Materials T. R. WOLF, Prop. U sed Only 615 N. 3rd y Temple, Texas The only complete low-priced cat Jbr Economical Tnutpnnalim Buy America JOHNSON CHEVROLET CO. TEMPLE, TEXAS Day in and day out, the year around our prices and quality merit your patronage SAFEWAY STORE TEMPLE Compliments of HAMBURGER KING See us for your big, tasty HAMBURGERS HMade to please, digested with ease COMPLIMENTS OF Temple Hardware Co. Better Than EverA1That Good Southern Style Fried Chicken Served At THE CHICKEN INN DIAL 2251 1010 WEST AVE. G COMPLETE OUTFITTERS TO MEN. YOUNG MEN, AND STUDENTS a Let Us Show You 5' CHAS. S. COX 8: SON The Store With the Goods CONGRATULATIONS COMPLIMENTS OF THE FAMQUS TEMPLE, TEXAS Charlton Drug Co. Inc. RODDY1S The Newest for the Least Money at Roddyk Always COMPLIMENTS OF SOUTHLAND COTTON OIL COMPANY THE EUTTUN DLUEEEM maan 3931103 30mm IBM