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

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1940 volume:

erl- 83 93 Mm QM J 0 I940 724mg JWLHLgL 5M F1 ELD DAY i WWIHI ADMINISTRATION SEI;IIORS ACTIVITIES VANITY FAIR ATHLETICS ORGANIZATIONS FUN AND A 35 WW To Mr. George Gcnlry, who has shown an interest in our activities and whu has won nur sincere admiralinn. we gratefully dediv Cale 111B lhu 1940 COTTON BLOSSOM. M R. GEORGE GENTRY $oarJ 0f Eaucaflon M R, R LSLYHL CHA R I .'H W DR. W', A. CHICRNOSKY MR. R. Y. IH'KEIS M R. BICRT DCIEORIJ M R. LICS I 41 IL MU 191 MRS. H. Ii. MASHN MRS. L 17.. ROBINSON Secrcfariul Slay MN . IL HUYI'IL Surclury of Bunrd of lidumliun MR. ALFRED VV'ILLIG Busincn Manager MISS EVELYN H ICLMS Secretary in Supcv'intumlcl t Y. s F H R H P M M r. U . I Lu R. u i m 0 n l. m .x. m. H S HICI HCGIC GI'ZN'I'R Y MR l'rim'ipul gaculfy MR. S. L. ADAMS Vocational Agriculmre MISS MARIAN ARNO LD English MISS MOZELLA ARNO l D English MR BRYANT BERRY History Constitution M 155 MARGARET JELACK Typing MISS MARGARET CHAPMAN English MR. LESLIE H. CRANFILL History Physical Education MK H. 1U. DAWSON Spanish MR. H. K, DODGEN Industrial Arts Algebra MRS. TOM ELLIS History gaculfy MRS. MARGARET FENSTY Physical Education MISS MARGARET FINNEY Music MISS KATH LEEN FLOOD Shorlhaud Bookkeeping Mk ,I. PAT GREEN Chemistry Arithmetic Physics Mk. V, R. GUNN H:Stm'y M R. C. M. HALTOM Gcmnelry 31155 AIARY ELIZABETH HOLDEN English RIISS AIERLE HOLSA PPLE Mathematics MRS. OLIVIA jONES Lenin RUSS LaVERNE LOVVRV English gaculfy MR. D, H. MCCALL Algebra MISS ETHA MERLE PETTY Spanish English MR. D. C ROGERS Algebra Industrial Arts MISS JEAN SCHVVALD Home Economics MK CONRAD VERNON Mathematica MR. 0. C. WILKS History M R. Q G. WOOD Mathematics MR BENNIE A. ZINN Mathematics MR. G O, ALESSANDRO Band Instructor MISS RUTH LASIJZY Music Supervisor MISS LENA XVORD Librarian ATTAS. HELEN AYCOCK. MATELAXD Latin Club FOmball Home Economics Club Annual Staff Mate Mitchell Club Choral Club BABB, NELDA MAE MAKER, JACK Spanish Club Story Tellers Club Male Mitchell Club Tn ck Band F. F. A, Rambler Smfl' Chm'al Club Typing Team BAKER. JEANETTE. BKIRD. LEONA SUE Story Tellers Male Mitchell Hmne Economics Spanish Club Mate Mimhcil ViIdcat Rumlnlrr Staff Pep Squad Choral Club Delta Zeta BLAYLOCK, JEAN C. BOBO, IUAXITA Latin Club Mlle Mitchell Vihlcal Rambler Staff Spanish Chlb Stnry Tellers Club BOND. JACK POSTICK. RAYMOND Choral Club Choral Club Junior Pmys' Debate Debating Club 9.13: 5mm BRUCE, EDITH Home Economics Club Spanish Club CAESAR. RALPH Baseball Latin Club Hi-Y Fdimr of Annual UUXIPBELL. THOMAS Football Basketball Baseball Jr. Debating Club Sr, Debating Club Choral Club CARLILH. TOMMY Football Haskmhall Track Tennis Golf Junior Favorite Senior Favnrim ' Nlcnt of Hi-Y Pkwy Writing Cunlqsl Latin L'Iuh Junior Boyy Debuting Club Cullccmrs' Club Annual Staff AA Choral Club Imin Club Story Tellers Club Mule Mitchell R F. A. Sweetheart D. A. R. Award Annual Staff tlrnl uf Scniur t'lnxx AUGHLYN, MARGA R ET BUTLER, MAF. Spanish Club CAMPBELL, A. E. Spanish Club CARDVVELL, THELMA Hmnemakers Club Latin Club Mate Mitchell CARTER, ELIZABETH Home Economics Chlb Mate Mitchell Club Story Tellers Club Pup Squad CHAFFTN, ROB F. F A. Tag: Kh'ewmrm CHAMBERLAIN. l'liTla CHUPIK. ADV, Truck Spanish Club Iixtcmporancom Speech Choral Club Latin Club Story Tellers Club Junior Boys' Debating; Club Mam Mitchell Choral Club CHI'PIK, IRICNIC RUTH CLARK. W'HJJIC EARL l yping Team Drill Squad Male Milclwll Shvry Tellers Club Spanish Club Mau- Mitchell Hume Ecunomica L'UNNICI.I.,1V1TIA13 IVH CUNNHLI,. RHJA' Hnmc I ovxn1incs Fnulhall Mglc Mitchell Bmketbull t'UNXURTY. UICURGH CUUMICR. VIVIAN Chural Club Story lcllcrx' Club Lalin Club Pep Squad Rambler Staff Home Iicnnmnio Club COUTS. ADA BELLE VOL'RTNHY. RILLV Laxin t'lub Debate Slury Tellers Club Hand Mutt Milrhcll Tennis Latin L'lnh lunim' I'myx' Ucbaling Club Hi-Y rm: s.smm. UJX. Xlill l'Ix'ICSTUN t'RXNFIIAL, IiHA'L'lC junior Boys. Debate Band H'olor BcurcH Glee Club Mute Mitchell Mixed Clmrm I'cp Squad Rambler Staff Choral Club HnmL lirnmnmiu Club Spuni-h Huh CRU YI .LI, SARAH JANICI: I'HNIFORTIL LAJLVANA Spunixh Club Lzllin Clxlh Mau- Mitchell Latin I uurnamcnt Stuy'y Tellers Huh I, : ' TrL xurcr M Scmm' t , Re; y Vrilcrw V Cuntu;.l Mala Mitchell Hlnral Club Scl'ibblmm' Club DANIEL. DOROTHY MARIE HAVIHSUN, MARCELLA Spunix'h L'luh Pup Squtul Hmnc Ecmmmiu Club Hmm- F. mnmim Choral Club M'nc Mitchell Mute Mitchell DAVIS. MARY HILLANDICR, GEORGE Latin Tuurnamunl ctbull Latin Club k Mule Milrhcll Football Furcnxic Juinnr 11113 5' Helmh- Hll,l.ARll, IHMI'IJ'. URYK. CASEY YCH Loudur FUHLhKH Hlilor Hf Annual Annual Staff Mulc MHCIH'H Club Cullcctnrs Club smum. Huh Hm .m I'm qv Squad IH'HCCI Hf Sclliur Claw Ufficcl' Of Home Ruuul Hmnc ECUHOHIEKN Club anus. Lszrzm say 6mm DRYK. HELEN DUSFK DOROTHY ANN szunsh Club Home Ecnnmnics Club Choral Club Mate Mitchell Clul; Pep Squad 1'1L7'X, LaYIiRNIC Story Tellers Ciuh Volley Ball ENIIHL CHARLIE Fontball Basketball junior Boys' chnm Hi-Y FERGUS, MAX Fonthall lasclmll 'Fonnix llzhkL-thull DIV; AN MIKE Foolball Easketball Hi-Y land Collectun' Club Track Annual Stuff ELLISON. HFAVITT LEE Junior Huys Debulc EMERSON, LOUISE Story Tellen Cluh Volley Ball Xnnual Staff Rambler Staff Home Ecunnmim Club FARRELL, H. CV Band Choral Club Cullcctorsl Club Latin Club Junior Boys, Debzning Club Rambler Stuff HirY FINLAY. MERRY XVildczut Rambler Staff Chum! Club Story Tailors Huh Lalin Hub TUHMS Mam thhcll Orchestra VH.F.Y,MUNR0IC1 'lSIlIClx'JI' IHmlhulI Truck L'lmrul kiluh F. 1:. A4 Cullcx'mrs Club Junior Boyx' Debut: YiItlcut Rambler Staff MHVIAICH, ICIJIA .HCNN l'vp Squad Latin Club Muir Mitchell Club Dubuln UHHSI'W. GUNIC Mulc Milchull Band Homo lCcmuuuiw Collectors Club fhnral Club iklml Rzllnlplcr UUKIJX MARY JNNIJ. Choral Club Stnry Tcllcn Huh Mate lIitChCH UR LTl 7Ix'HHlAZ. HRVHJJC hxlwilmll l'lmrnl Club Tmrk litrilUiHANl'b, ICLHRICNCIC Latin Hub Mute Mi'l'llull Hub I'rmidcut nf Slury 'Ik-Ilcn Clnh Hume Fcunmnics Club I'L-p Squml Baud Snphnmnrg Hunrilc Sx'lliur FHUVI'HQ Snulvm Unluu'il Clh-I'ul Club anlit'nn Imgiun UIIIICH R'lnlbll'r Stuff UHL'AACI H'Iy Tunnix Hmm- Rmm! Prcxidvnl Ilnnw karrx' Hub Dvclznuutiml Junm Medal FULLER. DORIS UNITA Spunhh Club Hmm- Ermmmiu Unh Mule Milrlwll HHL'IJL ANNA JEAN Choral Ciuh Latin Cluh Story Tellcn L'luh Male Mitchell Yildcut Rambler Stuff I yping Team GILLMI-ZIS'HCR. HERMAN l'thbuH F. F. A. k. hukcibwll le' YS0NM1AMlCS Huml Ih'fllcsll'il Tape anun On: GRIFFIN, LANKFORD GRISHALI, W, H. Junior Boys: Debate GRL'BB, XICRXA HAASE, ELIZABETH Pep Squad Latin Club Mate Mitchell Club Spelling HACKNEY, JIXI HAM. DOROTHY Hi-Y Latin Club Debate Hume Ecolmmim Annual Staff Male Mitchell Band V Pep Squad Orchestra Choral Club Choral Club Stribblcrsy Club Track HANKS BETTY IO HARRIS. ADELE Mate Mitchell Club HAY JIAU HENDLER FLORENCE HiiY Pep Squad Latin Club Kory Tcllcn Club Mate kiitclmll Latin Tournament Slate Latin Tournament Vinncr wage En ennqwm HENSON, SHELBY ROSS HILL, WANDA Baseball Pep Squad Hi-Y Mate Mitchell Club Spanish Club Choral Club Junior Uuyy Debating Rambler Staff Spanish Club HILLIARD, DOROTHY Home Economics Story Tellers Mute Mitchell HOBBS, MARGARET M ALICUT IIOLCOMB, JUNE HOLLAND, MARIE Lani Club Spanish Club HLY Mate Mitchell Club Tennis Choral Club FooKball Baseball HONEYCUTT, OPALEENE HUDSON. 1.. C Spanish Club Football Home Economics Club Baseball Stenugraphy Team Latin Club Innior BuySy Delwle Club Hin Ir NFAV'AY. COLLINS .TOH NSTON, MA RC1 LENE Hand Smry TOUCH Club Hmncmakcrx Club szlnixh Huh lllninv' nM-C ham S'umish Club Orchestra arm W3nzmy cam. joxlis. CHZI: 4 JUA , DHRU'HIY Latin Club thral Club Mate Mitchell Spanish Club Choral Club Volleyball Annual Staff Home ECUHUllliCs Club 15R. RUBY Kll: LING, JUANI'I'A I'cp Squad Hml'ul Club Slury TCHCH t'lnh Humc ICcnnmnics Club Choral Club Mull; Miirhcll KING, JACK KIAICYVAS, MELVIN Bawhull I5. 17, A, Football Basketball, Manager Junior Buysy Debuting L'lub KOCH. MKXHC LAND. MILIlRlCIl Baseball Hume Ermlulnics Cluh Basketball Clmml Club Fuoibull Tennis Gulf HLV Junior 1mg hmm- Hnmu Rnnlll I'rcsidvni LASATICR. KIV H. ,IUHX VIRGINIA Hmuc Ikmmmiu Mnly Miirlu'H I uliu lnh Slury 'l'cHH I'cp Squall Qage $uemr Jaw LISEN H E. CURTIS . F Football LYNCH, DOROTHY MCCALL. CAROL Band Choral Club Mate Mitchell Club Rambler Staff Spelling MCDONNOLD, MACKIF FRANCES Study Club Man: Mitchell Home Economics Club uRambler Staff Annual Staff MCLERKAN HARRISON Basketball Football Choral Club LUNSFORD, FRANCES Latin Club Choral Club HRambler'y Staff McAI,EXANDICR, JACK Latin OneAct Play Annual Staff MCCILLVEV, LUCIUS Hi-Y Junior Boya' Debate Lam! Club Track Golf MCLFZRRAN, GERALDINE Hume Economics Club Choral Club MABRV. CHARLINI': Spanish Club SPag: ?;wenry 5m MALCIK, OLA DEF, MATTHIHVS, GEORGE Volley Ball Truck Mate Mitchell Orcllcsn'a Smry Tellers Band Choral Club Collectors Club Annual Staff HirY MAY HDVVARD MAYSE. HENRY Tennis Collccmn Clmral Club Dvhaivrx Club Latin Club HLY MERCER. A. J. MHSSICR, FLRIUR Fomball Tennis Raskmball Annual Staff Annual Staff ViIdCat Rambler Stuff Junior Boys' Debatinu Latin Club Mam Mitchcll Club MOON. ERNEST MOZLICYY DOROTHY Ass't Director of Band SpanM1 Club Orchestra Home Econolnim Track Mutt BIilchtH Debalr Scribblcrs' Club Choral Club Essay XYriter Busineas Manager of Annual Staff Hi-Y MUCHA. LURENF MURPHY QUIT: Snanish Club Basketb'cH Honw Econmnicx Truck Mate thhcll mm Lain'cnh 8m MURRELL, DOROTHY Baud Story 'l'cllcrx' Club Tennis Collector.$ Club Mate Mitchell NEAL. DA YX DELIGHT Latin Club Clmral Huh Shn'y Tullcn Club Mate Mitchell Club Home Economics Club Tennix' Team Manager I'cp Squad Sergeant ITp Squad Captain NOR 00D. ARIHC'I'H Spanbh Club Choral Club Pep Squad Mate Mitchell Club NAYLOR, JAMES Choral Club Junior Boys' Debating Club NICHOLS, KATHRYN Spanish Club Mate MitchL-H Club Choral Club Volley Ball Baseball Captain Home Economics Cluly NURW'HOD, BEVERLY Slumhh Club Mate Mitchell Club Choral Club I'cp Squad OW'EN, BILLIE ROBINSON Latin Club Male Mitchdl Humc Ecouomim Club Band Choral Club Wildcat Rambler Smif l'AGEL. DORIS Matt Mitchell Hub Choral Cluh I'cp Squad Cumuiu OXVHN. UHR IS Malt Mitrhcll HULK. II. Ix Frmtball Baseball Junior Buys' Debuting Club Wage $n cm .Smn PEARSON, CONNIE PEARSON, FRANCES Latin Club Band Mute. Mitchell Home Makers Club Tennis Team Typing Team W'ildcat Rambler Staff Choral Club Orchestra Annual Staff Mate Milclmll PELS, JO ANNE PIRTLE, HELEN MAE Band Latin Club Brewster Piano Scholarship Choral Club Choral Club Home Economics Club Orchestra Declammion Latin Club Mate Mitchcn Club Stcnngraphy Team Rambler Staff PONTONY OPAL PUTEET. FRED Pep Squad Latin Club Home Economics Hub Choral Chub Mate Milrhcll Hi-Y Club Rambler Staff Football Manager Band REEDICR, RUTH ANN RLVSSELL. RIALVZEE Choral Club Home Ticonomics Club Debate Mate Mitchell Dena Zeta Volleyball SAM PSUN, ANNA SCANIU. FRANK Spani5lx Club Band Home Economics Club Tcnnh Mate Mitchell Club HirV Forensic Club Latin Club me LEW, 6.5M SHIPl I- .'l l . DELONA SHOTWELL, NONA Latin Club Mate Mitchell Choral Club Tennis Team Orchestra Rambler Staff SIMMS, JANIZY SKELTON. KATHARINE Latin Club Mate Mitchell Mate Mimhell Club Spanish Club Choral Club Home Economics Band UDrum MajoH Junior Favoritc SMITH. RUSSELL SPRADIEY RICHARD Track Track Collectors' Club Basketball Junior Boy? Debating Club Chnral Club Choral Chlb STEVVART. V1NNH': STOKES. GENEVA FULLER Mate Mitchell Club Band Hmral Club Lalin Club Spanish Club Home Economics Pep Squad Yell Leader TANT THELMN TAYLOR, CARL Home Iimnonlicx Football Basketball Collectors' Club Junior Roys' chat 99m tawny mm yum mm, TICE, DORICS Latin 'lburnamcnl Latin Club Smry Tellers Club HOmcmakch Club Mate Mitchell SAMMIE, 'l RIMMlER Spanish Club Home Economics Mate Mitchell VAUGHN. CHA PPELL YEKV1CR. KIARY JANE Male Mitchell Pep Squad Latin Club Home ECCIHUIIIiC5 Club YI J.CH. KATHERINE Choral Club Spanixh Club Orcheshn Story Tellers Club TODD. HELEN Pep Squad Latin Club Mule Mitchell VANCE, DORIS Pep Squad Home Economics Club Mate Mitchell shorthand Team VARRICN, DORRIS Story Tellers Club Mate Mitchell Club Home Economics Club Vlil.CH, DOROTHY MARIE Spanish Club Home Ecunomiw Club Mau- Mitchell Club Pep Squad XVFLLS, MARY RLA NU Clmral Club Rambler Staff W'HITEHEALX ALICE VlLL1AMS, DAVIS VINSI.OVV LOUISE Latin Club Story Tellers Club Mate Mitchell Club Choral Club Pep Squad Sergeant l'ep Squad Captain nms, ETHELENIC Vnney Ban FOY'II PR ESLICY WVHYTE, GORDON Track Latin Club Collectora' Club WILLIAMS, PAULINE Spanish Club Home Economics Club Pep Squad Mate Mitchell Y0MACKV ANNI E MARIE DULAN. G. B. Choral Huh Tennis HivY Latin Club SAN MIGUEL, IRENE Spanish Club Mute Mitchell Club Home Ecmlmnics Club Spelling mm 43th Our WW ALDERSON, GENEVA BAKER, MARY JANICE BAKKE, CHARLES BENNETT, THELMA BLANKENSTIZIN, FRANCES BLANTON, INV BOLIN GRACE HRANTLEY, YVONNE IiRIZVVICR. MARTHA BROOKS. MERLE BRUCE JOE BLVNTYN, CLAL'DIC BURNS, ETHEL RURSON, BERNICE CADW'ALDER. BILLY CAIN, GLVSSIF. CAMPBELL, HELEN COBB. DORIS CONLISK, DORO'I lIY COOTS, DOROTHY 'ROFT MILDRED DAVIDSONv VIRGIF. DISMUKES. HELEN DISMUKES, MILDRED DRAKE. JUNE DERD , HELEN DL'S R. B PH DL'SEK, IZIMVIN ICASLEXZ DOROTHY ANN FRENCH, KAY FULLER, FLORINIC GORDON, MINNIE RUTH GRAYSHX, MARGARI-ZT GRIZ II. MARGARET GRIFFIN, J. H. CRIMES, ELIZABETH HARRIS. AGNES HARDT, THELBERT HEAP, EDWIN HILL, BROOKSIE HILL, COLLEEN HILL. VVAYLAND HOBI ,, MARJORIE HOCAYOOD. .VVALTER HOLLAND, ROSE '. DOLORES , RUTH . DOROTHY 1 CKSON. MAYDICLLE JAMIN LFAVIS K ' ROZELIA KFGLEY MILTON KENT. ROBERT KILLERREVV. MARYLOU KIRKPATRICK. RAY KOCTARV ROBERT LEE KREIDFR. ALMA LASATER. DORIS LEWIS. CLARA IO LEWIS, EVA LOUISE LEXVIS, HAROLD LEV, LIGON. MARGIE LONGMIRE. RUTH MARY MCCALL, IRAN MCDONALD, EDNA McKITHAN. AGATH MrLERRAN. ROY MORRIS. EARL MORRIS. GLENN MOUSNIZR. DORIS IJICAXIC NANCE, THERA NFVYTON. HELEN NEISES, RITA OW'EN. ADDIE OW'EN. DIXIE RUTH l'APPAS, MARIA PELS, JOHN PHILLIPS. SUI: PITTMAN, A D. REID THOMAS ROBINSON. GLORIA ROBINSON, MARY TOM IU'WENICR, ANN FRANCES ROSENICR. MARY HELEN SAGEBIEL. CLARA SAN MICHEL FVANGELINF. SCHVVFRTNER. LENA MAY SHIEPPERD, LAVONIA SHERRILL, MAC SHOTWELL MILDRED SMITH, WALTON SOXVDERS RETTYF. SPICER. HUB SPRADLEY, JAMES STAYINOHA, MARGHZ - PHENS. ROY EWART. XK'ENDTZIL STREATER. IUANITA SWAN, BILLIE TKYIIDR. PAT TICK. CARL 'l HOMPSON. H UHH' TRAYLOR, TERRY VVAI,KF.R, CAROLYN W'ALTON. GEORGE WAT :RS. LOIS W'EAVER. MARIORH-I VT .TNCL. ANITA XVHITE. MOZELLE VVHITLOVV. CELESTE XVTCHTTA. FRANK XVIIKINSON. PAUL VVITJJAMS VVFNDEIJ. VANCE. BILLIE lllllllllll ALDRICH, R. L. BURNS, LILLIE BROWN. ROSEMARY BROKER, DORIS BRIDGES, DARNELL BREDTHALVER. N'll l.1F. MAI? BRANDES, IRENE RIGHAM, MYRTLE BIGOX, ELIAS BELL, BOB CANNADA, YANDN CLARK. ROY thi CHANCE, EMMA 141-11: CLOUD, TOM cox, JOHN coxusx. cums FUNNELL. IHTT'FY jH COLLIER. J N BANKS CRANFII. .. MARY LESLIE DAVIS, SARAH DAVIDSON, Y. S. DILLON. JAMI FCKFRMAN, NADINIC ECKERMAX. RAYMOND EMERSON, TOMMIE EMERY, JOE FNLOE, DOROTHY FULLER. MARY JO :, HALLIE GREENE. NORMAN GRIFFIN BOBBY CRIMES. LILA LEE HABL BARN! HARVEY, HM ANN HAWKINS, VIRGINIA HFNDLFR. BETTY HILL. DORRACE HILL, NORMA BERYI, HICKS. MHJ ER HOESCH. RATHRY N HOMFYER. ROSEMARY HUDSPETH, JOY JOHNSON, MARY mucus IAKLIISIK xxm JAMES. mun: mu 1: lec VICIOR IxISI-ZR. LLYDE IxISEIx I. 0. KI EYII-VS LAURA I.I3.Ii LAG RON . I VVL VSTIIK NELILI ROSS LICVV'ISI MARJORIE MARSHALL. KEIIFIZR MICrVDOVV'SI HENRY MI I ,VIAVRY ITALIZIVIIIC'IIH MERTIXS. GI,.VIJYS MYERS SUE ALLAN X Ii'IIH FRLI X, KI V RG V RIC'II NORTHERN, VIRGINIA 1V .Vl'XI.FY, MARY I:RVNCI-IS OVVIVIIY. XI VRV PARROT. DORIS PIZARSOX. .VIARGIIC IIIiLSI VIRGINIA PHILLIPS. KFVNIII'iII REEVES. RLITH C NOLIISI NORM V ROBERTS MARY LHIVISIi ROIIIA DURU HY SCALORA. 'IIHUVLVS SCOTT. BILLY SMITH. BILLY SMITH. IVV RIVTH S'I' VXIIVRII, ITIrVYli S'IIZIIHICNS, RHXIE HICTH S'IVIiVV'AR'IV. .V. IV FLOV' TVYLOR. COKV ,VI.ICI:. THOMSUN, FRVVK VV'VI KER I II V I I T VVI VV'Z,IR L IC VV LIA H. I HOVI VS VV'HIT V. DOROTHY VV'H VD, VIVIAN VV'HIIII EY. DORIS NELII Qua: 9.11:1 ., 8 rer Mcforiom Our Alma Mater From You weove learned to be So proud of your traditions Your spirit, loyalty And for Temple High School March on all glorious And may your colors, blue and white Bev e'cr victorious IIIWW , sure call h luv ' A t xxe cut Aim well Flo Digniluriui Brrr; and VL'Ynun Waiting l'ur th hcll 'I'xm hclluticx linn't I'xmm w! Hcl'c xx x Why lwle 411 Jim? Ynu t'mft dodge mc Vc'1r skipping lieu, Lou and Mm x1 1, VIL il nxvr 5mm i,w qlch fun Again Mmmlainccrs Up-acr Just F10 Ualnwmn Vicw More 111in After Sunday 4Chuul Tcmplc Hi hello Fixing up that nun burn 1 want my HKatW! Galxcsmn bound Hungry? 'lhllxiug i1 uxur Gniyf hnmo From ,wlmnl 1 bet xhk' stvx B'ALLA' Enjoy ymn' mm? Well. blow me doxxn! Blondie Our businuu nunagen V0rthless L'numal ,xight Nice. way tn spend your SHIHIJVVEV lhrhzxra TWU lmcrs 1nd ;: rnuph- w Mummxlmx Mary Jum- 11ml Ix m tummy NCdng L Q COLLEGEI? , ESTAB gamma lan Hmly mic? Thcrc's that sleigh riding bunch again Hnr muurc H Um river uxpcdilion Ccnter of anractiun Hitchhiking? k 'x good time .Ml fret Oh! Johnny Oh! Pnsin! I.WxLing I'm' Dot? Ml muwml up Thuw down town loafcra Goinv my way? .mew 1111 Puur hFlu An energetic bunch l'nls Yum Yum. lmnkx' gwlul Hbrthleas Ain't we cute! Kulmt frmlnmn Hllic Mac Littlr Yinn me nnnqlal th! star Y2lte3imi1ati0n Hf Duck :4 A M Just natural The daily ,vn crowd X f: A r i culd 'e thut C Cuties Cuivf sumo plat A11 bundled up for the ,xnmx' ' to hide Frunu 7 ' 1in mug it m'Cr XVhy the bomb? X ters A11 in fun Just waiting Undecided Kate? Up to sumething? Thirny? That school d ' fun x 6 ant their lr-n- 1w W 01v lhcm x ' m H Little Cnach Teach in Lnnk at thy girh Huddiux H '11 xmrlxing 2m uch fiKCCh Inttlliuent raperx A tutu bunch, uh! Tluu- of a kind Familiar eight Pat juninrs 1317A Inir cxHhi! Pruning peach Crab Hurt Dm'idxmn filling his calf feeder 8mm J3 Hultiug intcmal mmltrv n:n'zuito l'runing' :m nr'hard Thuting :1 turkey for xliwmm Unn'cntirm iu-mlqu ll'ltl'x 'lV'mx'urlxing n pccm Hut The boys 1105c tllcir cuvas R'. L. Rcux'm pawn 5110113' More pruning Some of the b0y5 trophies Frankie Nuvmad mccinulcs thicken Ivr 110x Mr. Yilkx' Vhy tlun'l you smi n Fkher? W'here'x' Lrvuim? Twu's company . . . tlu'cck a crowd! Galchttm Girls. Don't you think I'm prcny? Sungbird Having fun? Papultu- Mame .Ioscphinc K0 Three litllc girb from school Natural Handwmu Hum FRANK THOMSON Sophomore Favorite UMUJIE PF UKSJV Sopl more Favorite ROY MCLERRAN Junior F oritc UWDEKS Junior moritc 'IX HI tin'lll 1.11 Scnlur l'qvnl'ilc LT: FUREI IAN D Senior FEW rite TOM CARLlLIi. Cu-Capliun Tummy was the ace of the Wildcat back- field this yearl He was a triple-thrcat back, who scored mgr 140 points. A. J, MERCER, COACaptian Me'ccr was the big, puwerful center, who paced the strong VViklcat line. His line back- ing will longr be remembered by Tcmplc fans. DALE WEAVER chaxcr was a wry consistent guard and has considered the best offensive blocker. GOQCILQS MK ZINN MR. CRAN FILL M R. DODGEN MR. WOOD J L'N lC HOLCOM R uStumpy was one of the best defensive linemen on the team. He was a great little guard and will be long remembered. lVHNDlCLL MULLIAMS VVemlell was a fast, hard driving back who played his best for 60 minutcsl He was a sensation in his last game. MIKE DUNCAN Mike was a very good defensive end in spite of physical handicaps. Mike was shift ed to three different positions on the team at times, and he played them all well. MERCER HOLCOMU WILLIAMS DUNCAN W'EAVER C' k; . I'UOI. T'm-l wm a fun. tr ' ball carrier. wlm playud Ins wiug-chk 1m. . HAROLD ATT. .V Attuvay was a bg, fznt. bruising tackle, whn 1713 Id 1: 'Iliant fnmhall at timee. Haruld has al utc p05. ilitieg in 1940. IIUH 1 . . . H Bob pl end position well and well deserved his letter. inn 'wcll. a big. hard charging tackle, Who 1113 1d steady football throughout the sea- HUB SPF R 5011. Hub did . qu-lulid jab 2n blnrlcmw buck H , N. lhix ycar. Huh i n l' H ' :md is bring r-XleLD ' IIL ,, Cwlmtul ull 1103 1y n . blilkC-ll 11h tackle 1'10 11011 vcry well He Will bc a valuable man In 1940. Attuway Temple vs. N. T S, T. C. Che SEQSOIZ TEMPLE 38-METHODIST HOMIC UNLICM 0 The 1939 Wildcats started their season of nowlcaguc participation play with a very impressive win mer the Waco Methodists. Tum Carlilek driving and passing. aided by center A. J. Mcrcerhs pass interception and gallop for a counter, repeated drives by jarring W'endell VVillizuns for nice gains, and Odes Fool's elusive running accounted for most of the scores. Carhle, Mercer, l'onl, Williams, MCLcrran, and Council turned in excellent games. Temple ZGhTex 5 Military College tTc '01H 7 A hard blocking hunch uf W'ildcah p'u'cd the way for P001 and Carlile again to drum 3 larger TMC team. Cur- lilehs magnificent punling kept the TMC hunch hack on their heels in meir own tcrritury and the Wildcat line showed its greatness by opening up holes for Temple backs and keeping the huge Terrell buys from even looking dangerous. The TMC eleven lnrlcy nrmaged tn scum on the VVihlrat substitutes. Mercer was Hm dcfcm'iv star and also counted for 2 points by kicking: for extra points. He was aided by guards Dale VVe'Ichx Stumpy Hulmulh. Mike Duncan, Harold Anaway, Bob Passnm. lhhclhcrt Hunlt, Ed Heap, and Spike Nail. Pool, Carlilc, and Spccr held the :potylight in the backfield. Temple vs. N, T. S. T. C. The Seuwn. Continued TICMPLIC 7gSClllClNlCR ll tKervillet It To xxin their hardest teat thus far in the season, the XX'iItlcats hutl tn r t y mt their old dctcptivc ttsucker p353 to squeeze out their one tottchtlmvn victory over the schrc iner team. Playing nip and tuck through the first three qtlill'tcl'm the tVildcats were unable to break through the impregnable Schreincr line. tut late in the last period, Carlilc faked a ravens, spun. and tossed the pig t 'n to waiting Htth Spcer who sczunpcrcd tn the three yard-iine. Two pla-xy later, Carlile drove nvcr. Mercer. Carlile. JH- tawzty. val, W'illizum, Sweet: and Mchrran showed up well. TEMPLE SJiMJCXICO CITY YMCA COLLEGE 7 Thy invading; nReds of Chtln were easy victims at the R'iklcztts. as tht Temple linc HHdL' the important tlifA tercnte in the 5Ctlrcs. The viaitura played exceedingly clean fontball in the most culnrful game on the Wildcat schedule. Looking better than they had thus far. the team vlicked and mule everything count. Little Charlie Enloc, ttilliams, Mchrran. rand Cariilc figured in the xmring, 'lhuuplc w. St, litlw'nh TEMPLE Zb-CURI'US CHRISTI ACADEMY O Conch Ctnmfill'x' I,Kiyh tnok advantage of the team that came ft-rvm the same town 21.x the team that copptd the xtttc sitle from them lmt year and scored 13 points in the HI 13 in the fourth. Mercer Weaver, AtA tmvay, hvimllmi and Curlitc turned in nice performancca second quarter r Temple Vs. I. O. O F. Home ROY MCLERRAN RED HESTER Hester was exceptionally good pass reccivey, Dotty was an exceilent passer and will deal and is to be a regular in 1940' the opponents lots of misery next year. BILLY CONNELL WAYLAND HILL Billy was a very good blacker and was one of the hardest hitting little men on the teanL Hill was just over from junior high, but proved his ability by starting several gaxncs With two more years he is expected to do great gs CHARLIE ENLOE F. G. MARTIN Charlie was small, but played his wing- . . . . back position well. Martm WI be the startmg plvot man next year and is due to be a valuable 11ml. McLerran Hill Marlin Hester Connell Euloc CARL TAYLOR Slim was a very lall end. who played cow sistently to earn his letter. THELBERT HARDT Hardt was just over from junior high and played good steady football at lmtll tackle and end. BENNIE CHA PMAN Chapman was one uf the beat dcfvnsive ends on the club. Temple Vs. St. Edwards J. M. HYERS Lefty was small but valuable back, who will be back for another year. R. H. HARRELL R, Hl was small but a good defensive guard. He will be back next year. CHARLE LEW'IS llCurly', was a good hardihitting guard. H ardt Chapman Byers Harrell Lewis Temple w, N. T. S. T. C. Thu Suumm. Contmucd TEMPLE C-ALLTCN ACADEMY tllryzmt 7 The Allen boys broke the xictorious string of Lhc Wilth cuts by edging nut a one point victory m er the tYildrats on a slushy muddy field. The absence of the Cat'x great center A. J. Mercer, grcatly weakened the right ,xide m the line, and the Allen Rmnhlcrs toul; :ulvauta e mi tht- weakness. and hammered the right ride to pic . The Allen score seemcd to make erlilc angry, so 110 tva in u punt and dashed 47 yards to smrc, Dutty MrImrranB pIaCC-Lick was wide 5n the 1930 Wildcats wcn- defeated once out of eleven games. Benny Ctupnlun., Mike Dun- Cnn. Attaway, chavcr. aml Holcomb .ahlm'cd outstanding playt TEMPLE 371;KIRWIN HIGH tGulvmtt-nt H The XViIchta journeyed to the cm L for their vmh game nut nf Temple 21rd mmthercd the Kinfn team xxtth a defeme that allowed the Ix'irwin' '1 Temple zerritnry, only nnre throughout the game. ' lillnck Tom Carlilc was handed the nme Colossal Carlilc. xv making all five Hf thc VYildcat muchdnwm. The cntil't' ,xquud saw artiun nguinat lx'irwint TEMPLE is: N. T. S. T. C. The ScasuxL Cunlinucd TlCMl'LE IShNTSTC TRAINING SCHOOL tDcutom 6 The tVildcats met a tougher team than they had ex- pcctcd in the Dontun bop, but the dizzy game ended with thq Cats on the bi r end nt the score. After being pushed around awhile, the Cats were getting angry, so Odes kal intercepted a max and scampered 57 yard. A technical penalty gave Temple the ball on the Denton 13 yardmtripc, and thc Danton boys were too rattled to stop thmch hVHli'mIa', whn scampcred over the goal and won the gamc. The usual group looked guud xxith Mike Dun- can looking better than hereito-foret TEMPLE SIiIOOF HOME tCorsicanM 0 W'u think 51 i5 right but nnnc of the squad would m zlr m it. Neverthclcs anything the VViIdvsats tried the Lyth resulted in a touchdown Williams, Passons. MrLerran, Spccr. 21an Kenny Halter :111 counted for the Cats, W'illiamF, who was playing his last game for Temple High, was the standout of all standouts 215 he netted 161 yards in 13 attempts. The Cats' wail stood out too. as it allowed the Lynx to make only six yards during thc game, while it opened holes for Cat bade; 10 net 531 yards. Bakike Dillard W'ilkinxun KATHARIN 1C Slx' I'll XH iN Drum Mujnr MONROE ITISHICR Stewart Thmnsnn yell EEQQEH Thu Suzimm, Cnutinuud Tcmplu lthi. linlxizmls Unixcniiy High tAustini 0 The 1039 Viiltikilis thvcd hmv tiny fch zlbuut play ing their hut game when they wallopcd the Austin boys in lllL'H :rumi final. In 5111511 and mud, the VVildvsats fur? gut ihc anll'ur, And shmwd 2m cxccliem passing uktack lhzil mu ruqmnsihlc fur 3 scores. Carlilc, Mercer, Dun- can. I'anm ilnlmmh. Llnil Piml mzulc thuir final :llr pearzmcc cxccliuut football that will long linger in ihu mcnmru of Temple inns, Hill, Spccr. McLermn, 11ml 3 tlzuvziy turned in gund games also, and pmved 1hcy mmhi be dangerous in Hcmplc Opponents next year. Cuiliiu ended hi.x great career by driving: far the last touch down, :unl towing n ma to Hill fur the extra point which rnrlcd hix stati- rum ml rvi high scm'ur with 15l points. 'I'ICMPIJC VlS-T M. I. inm Ainnnini 7 The Temple High hVihlcutx Irmhcd cxrcptinnally well in lzllxiug the 'i'. M. l. hlux of Sun Mihniiu 45-7. The 1940 buy were, surpnsenl in start the game. but due tn ihe u'c'vhl nl' ihc ' 1 Antonio boya, the regulars shrtcd. Bichcrrun, M: , i hack. while chavcr, .Hmwziy. and Mercer hmkcd grmd in the line. muchduwth W215 the outstanding Ilng 30y; Cami; Conch: Mrs. Margaret Fcnsw Captain: Tum szrlilc The boysy tennis team played practice games with cht, Taylor, Cameron, Waco, 21nd Rnckdalc. s plnycr was ch Tnm Czlrlilc, the sin l'cntcd in thc scmi-finah at the District Mcct. A. 1.. Vatsrm and jlmc Holcomb were the dnuhlcs team. Other phycrs were: Billy Cnuch. Max Fcrgus'. Vck10n Wald, Ed May, Tom Cloud. James Perry, Keircr Marshall, and Miller Hicks. gaskefhzll TOMMY CARLII.E-Captain Carlile, a very fast, high scoring forward ended his high school career by piling up the enormous sum of 150 points during the season, lVAYLAND HlLL-Hill, .15 a first year boy, was fast and made many points. With two more years to go 11!: should have a bright future. DOTTY McLERRANhDotty was a regular guard and played a very tight defensive game, BOB PASSONShBob held dawn his guard posi- tion well. His services will be missed in the future THELBERT HARDThHardt, a tall boy used his height to a good advantage under the basket. Hardt will be back in 1940 and should make a Valll' able man. HUB SPEERhHub reporting for the first time fur high school basketball tlcvclopcd into a Valu- able man before the end of the season, Hub was one of the beat ball handlers on the team and should be a good man next yearl 6,1 8 Seamn With more boys reporting this scason than ever before. Coach Cranfill molded a smooth quintet that made as good record as has been made in a decade at Temple High. The starting lineup was composed of Tommy Carlile and Wayland Hill at forwardS, Dusek at center, and Dotty McLerran and Bob Passons :it guard, Carl Taylor and HRCilu McLerran were re- gulars before mitl-term, when they became ineligiblel Since the Wildcats were not in the league in basket- ball, tcams' that were not in the ititcnclmlastic league were played. W'ildcats Wildcats W'ildcals W'ildcaKs Wildcat: XVildcats VVihlcats VVildcatS W'ildcals WWIdcatS Wildcats VVildcals XVildcats WWIdCats Wildcats XViIdcats W'ildcnls RED MCLERRANhPlaying until midhterm, Red was a ballhhawk from the beginning to the end. His presence greatly strengthened the Wildcat quintet ED DUSEKhDusek became eligible after mid- term and played good basketball back offensively and defensively. WELDON VVALDthldnn playing his second year in high school basketball was a valuable 1mm. He had one more year and should make one of the most valuable men for the Wildcats next yearh FLOYD RALEYhFloyd was .1 valuable substi- tute on the Wildcat team and with two more years of eligibility should make an outstanding player, RICHARD SPRADLEYhRichard was a very cf? ficient manager, and looed after the boys and the equipment with a great deal of interest. 6,16 56615012 XVILDCATS OPPONICNTS 24 Plupcrville CCC 31 Tcmple Jr. College 33 Phlgervillc CCC 17 hVildcat Exes 27 Allen Academy 36 Temple Jr. Co'lcge 29 Southwestern Freshmen 19 Somhwestcrn Freshmen 28 XVcslminster 41 St. Edwards . h . . 33 Austin School for Deaf 34 Sun Marcus Academy 11 Allen Academy . 34 Austin Schnol for Deaf 14 hVQSlmiIhtL-r 27 Sun Mzu'rns 32 St. Edwarth th-NN lququ-J- m c 31 way 3411 Mrs. Margaret Fenxtyik'oach Louise EnlcrsoniCanmin Gladys Coulisk Manjgcr The Vullcy lull Team played practice gamm with Moody. Ruckdalv. Troy, Salado. Academy. Hnlland, Lost Prairie, and Berczl. and xxnn 3 lug. , the gum . Thu tcam made a good 4lmwing at the District Meet. number. Furly girls pzlrtitipatcd in The following girIa lcturctl: La Verne Eliza. 2 years, Louise EmCNnn. 3 3, Anna Doris Lamter, 2 years, Addie Mae nvake. 2 years, Gloria Rnbinson, Bcatricc Doris Nell Kennedy. Ruth Viriglu. 1; 'mHS' Jo Cmmcll. Margit I1airin gir 5, 6mm; Cumsh: Mn. Margaret Fcusly Captain: Ellnura Mcsser In the full. onc-hundred and thirty girls Came out for tennis. At miditerm the best mfnty wen: SCIEClcd Fur the spring team, Near the end of the season the best eight were mlected for match play. In Hm Dislrim Mccl. Billie Mark: Swan phycd singlo :uul lllmoru Mcswr and Dorothy Murrcll played dullblCh. lilmnrn and Dorothy won mcir games and will represent the stlmol in the Regional Meet this . ' 1. Thus lemming in lcnnis arc: Iihnnru Messer, Dormhy Murrell, MCI Finley, Nmr Shntwcll. Ihtnyc Suwders, Cmmic Pearson. Billie Swan, uml Addie Owen. i 7 Lchk 6mm MK Bi A. ZINN, foach ' The 1940 track tciun was favored with a long, mild training season mid every team member worked hard from January 20 until April 6. Seven mcmhcn of the 1939 team returned and were msistcd by thirtern other boys until abnut mid .xczmm, Several drnppud nut in March :nnl four nwmbcrs nf the football ,xquad reported at the fullcitlhitltl of Spring practice. The entire squad cu? tercd thc Cumcrun relays in March and SL rat of thc huys did exceptionally well in the face of such vignrnm cnmr petitiun. Tun wceiu later the squui returned in mernn fur a dual meet. Cameron had no tmuhlc defeating the iViIdcuh hut Tum Curlilc was the high point man and Jim H'Ickney next high. Czlriilc took first in the 220 10w hurdles. first in thc pu'c vault. first in thc ,xhut put, FCC- mul in the high jump and third in the broad jump. Hac- kney tmuk first in the 100 yard dash. fiht in the 220 yeartl dash, and r' n rm the rcl-w team. Others getting points were as fullan: Cllrk. fourth in 120 y'rtl high hurdels. lhlntyn. inurth in 380 yard 'un. Vuiiguri third in 7,20 Hu'rl tlznh . Murphy, suruml 'n 440 yard dmh. Brock, third in 440 yard tlash. Mct'clvcy, fnurth in 440 yard rlmh. Gnudc, strand in mile run. Harris, Jr 1'... third in mite run. Hutk'i. fourth in Imir mull; fmlrth in iavcliu lhrnu. Puxsmlx. frmrth in -lisrux thrrm. Every member at the team entered the xchrmi field day events and did vcry excellent work in all events. . Tom Czlrlilc lL-d the. team with 25 1mintx nl' Zl pmwihlc . .2 in $isfricf Crack Meet! The district meet wzu held in Georgetown under most difficult conditions. The meet cam: on the same day that the state band meet came in San Antonio and several track boys had to attend the hand meet. The, day was very cold and wet and all in aIl the meet was a hard one on the contestants. Competition was better than usual and the Austin High Maroons won in n walk away. The Wildcats took only 4 points, Tom Carlile getting third places in both the high jump and broad jump. Oti hers did well but the other teams had too much for them. Lcttcrmen for the season are as follows: Tom Carlile, Low hurdles, pole vault, shot put, high jump, broad jump. Jim Hackney, 100 yard dash, 229 yard dash. relay. CHIC Murphy, 880 yard run, 440 ylrd dash, Manager Otheri mm the team were: Claude Clark, high hurdles. 880 yard rlm, Billy Valigura, dashes. Gideon Jones. 880 yard run, Joe Stanacek, 8880 yard runt Henry Hutkn, pnle vault, 8880 yard run. Claude Buntyn. 8880 yard rmL W'illiam W'ehb, hurdles Lucius McCelvey, 440 yard dwsh, relay. Joe Brock, 4440 yard dash, relay. J, B. Harris, mile run. Hub Passuns, mile run. l.. C. Goods, mile run. Herman Glhncistcr. shot put, discus thruw, Dale XVeaver, 550 yard rnn. Ed Dnse'k, shot put Roy Mcthrran, 10w hurdles, shot put. Martins Cattle, dashes: Calvin Guthrie, middle tlixlzmccx. may- 6wenry 512: Golf COACHiMR. ALE SANDRO The gulf Hmm wax cmnqnmed 0f Maxie Kuch. Luchh McCelVey, Tum Carlile. VValle Smith, Harry Thumpmm, Charlie Tice, and Billy Couch. The team has played pmcticc game; with Tcmph- Juniur College and Southwestern Univcrxity :md slmucvf! up welL Tag: 5tym17 61gb! Goffon Elossom Sfajgf Spnmnr: um anclla Arnold Iirlilmw Ralph Caesar Dimple Dillard Mhlctica Gum'gc Matthew A. I. ML-rccr H. C. Farrell Business AIHHnglN l .1124 Mmm ,l'm Hucknty Hnbx lmuixr EIHLYVHI Frzlncw I'curmn Tmn Carlilc Hlnmra Mum Margaret Cuughlin Frumxm Hclt'll Att'n C thlc Junex Jud; MrAlcxzmdur Dryk n McDonald ,llHniH Ix'icxlivg XI ilxll Duncan WWW ewmwnvwki Elfemry Confesfs Temple High School is always proud of her literary contestants. Much credit is due these students and their coaches for the excellent showing they have made. In the District Meet held in Georgetown, Temple High won her share of honors. In senior declamation Frank Thomson won first place and Margaret Ruth Grayson placed second. In junior declamation, Keifer Marshall placed second and Bobbye Lee Wendland, third. Mac Sherrill, trained by Miss Lowry, placed first in the ready writers contest. The one-act play cast, Jack McAlexander, Florence Forehand, Dimple Dillard, and Margie Pearson under the direction of Miss Marian Arnold, gave a creditable performance of Pink and Patches. In extempore speech Pete Chamberlain and Sue Allan Myers placed second, These students were coached by Miss Holden. The shorthand team coached by Miss Flood was composed of Doris Vance, Io Anne Pels: and Opalleene Honeycutt. Jo Anne Pels and Opalleene Honeycutt placed first and fifth respectively The spelrers, Elizabeth Haase and Carol McCall, coached by Miss Petty, each had n 100170 paper. In typing; our entries, coached by Miss Black were Irene Chupik, Nelda Mae Babb, and Elizabeth Haase. The girls, debating team, coached by Mr. Berry, was composed of Elma Jean Fowler and Dorothy Coots. Temple High School was represented at the District Latin Tournament by the fol- lowing students: Florence Hendler, Mary Davis, Lajuana Danforlh, Ruth LongmireY Brooksie Nell Hill, Irene Brandes, Norman Greene, Robert Packard, and Naomia Hegar. These representatives won the following places: Florence Hendler, first place, and Mary Davis, second place, in the fourth year examination; Lajuana Danforth, first place, in fourth year essay; Ruth Longmire, third place, in third year examination; Irene Brandes, first place in second year examination; Robert Packard, first place, And Naomi Hagar, third, in the third term examination. Cups awarded to schools making the highest average for each year were won by Florence Hendler and Mary Davis for fourth year; Irene Brandes and Norman Greene for second year; Robert Packard and Naomi Hegar for third term. These students were coached by Mrs. Olivia Jonest WWW - Coots Fowler Myen Forehand Clmpik Babb Haasc McCall Chamberlain Dillard Pearson McAlexandor Pals Honcycutt Danfortll Eifemry Gonfafmzfs DOROTHY Cm YFS Debate ELMA JEAN FOVVI.HR Debate ELIZABETH HAASIT. Spelling Typing CAROL Md ALL ulling Ii CHAMIHCRLAUN xtcmpnre Spccch ALLAN MYERS 4. tcmpore Spccch sPage Gxghzy FLORENCE FOREHANH One Act Play DIMPLE UILI ARD One JACK One Act Play KIXRGIE PICARSUN Unc Act Play 1: CHUPIK AN DER C HARP. UPALFIENE HONHYCUT'I' Shnrthaml LAIL'ANA DANFORTH Latin Shcrrill Thomson Graysnn Vance Greene chdlcr Hill Brandcs W'endland Marshall Davis Longmirc Packard Eifemry confesfanfs M k SHILRRILL Ii. uy FRANK THOMSON Dcclanmtiou MARGAR T RUTH GRAYSUN Declunmtion lil ?HRY Ii LICK Vl:,N DLAND Ik-Mumutiun K 1'11 FICR MA RSHXIAL DL'FlaHIulinll DORIS VANCE Slmrlhanrl NORMAN Cu K ICEN 15 Latin M XRY HA IS Latin FLORENCE H HNDLICR Latin RUTH MARY LONGMJRJC Latin IERUOKSIH NICLI. IHLI. Imin IRICNIC IIRANIHCS Latin NOAMI HliGAR LLIlin ROBERT PACKARD Latin 9.39 6.3m 0 : Kile WlJcaf ?amHer Sfaff J. M. h'cl'x. cditul' Ccm'gc Cmnmrty. awncinu whim Fred l'mcci. sport editor Frances LunsfrrnL huxinuxs nunmgvr Ned Cox, :xdvcrtixing manager XIacldc McDonnnld, Bub chll, BHM' Martin. art George W'ullml. circuhliuu m:u:;u;w Nelda Mac Babb, Lajuana Danfnrm. Lmlist Iimcrsun, Murry Finlay. .Mmu Jean Gould. lilmm'a Mauser, In Anne Pels. Connie Pearson, and Mary Biuml Wullx', typixm H. C. Farrell, Monroe Fiahcr. and 1C. Ii Edi, prmlnrlinn. Jenn Dlzulock, Florence Fm'chand. Billie Rubinmn Owen .lnc Emery, Mary lmJic Cram NH, Hunt Gndxcy, Betty I.Im HCIanrv Nnra SllutwulL 'wlly R055. Faye Stzlndml H'zmda Hill, Carol MrCall, Thrmms Cunmlwdl, I. 0. Ki, r. Dm'nthx' Null Hunt. 1512qu '1 11011'5011, Frank Vichim, and Eva Lilllihc meis rqmrlu 5. Mix Margaret Chapman zmd Mk5 Murgarm Blarlx. faculty Spllllmirx. ScriMlers, 8Zul2 Slmnmr: MISS LOW RY Rulh Mary Lnngmirc Mar Sln-rrill Lcwh jmucs litlwin Heap Charles Bakkc Jim Hackney Emcn Mum! George Walton Frank Thnmaun Gollecfors , Ghlg Spousur: M R. R ER RY Offiu-rs: Presitlcnl;Gcorgc Mutlllmu, VicwI'rcnidcnt-H, C. inn chrgc. spas: arm, :70. Humltl .Mtaway Mutclanrl Aymck J, M. Bycw Tum Carlilc Czney Drykc Mike Duncan H. C. Farrell Munroe Fisher Marian Gem'gc hubby Griffin Thdth Hm'dt Henry Ilulku George Malthcws HCIH'j' Xlziyw chrgin Mikcska Jnlm H'Hcrg Ruth Reeves Milt Shcrrill RHxxcll Smith .luck Sundgmm: Mzu'gic Stavinnhu L'url Taylor Hilly Vuligum FranL Vagncr Mm'lmriv mecr mum muu- Furrcll, Sccrcuryi Mur- 936p SquaJ MR. C. M, HALTOM-Spmmur Yell I.c:u1cI . -vDimp1c Dillard, Vx'innic Stewart Head Captainsihorih Pagcl, lmlliw N'hhlmv, Dawn chllc Ircnc Brumlex Yxmmc Brantley Slxirluy Bnmll Margaret L'awthnrn Emma Lcc Chmtc Duruthy Cmnlisk Ululys Cunliek Virgie Davidsun Sara Davis Durothy Duscl; Mary Dusck Durntlly Anne Huxley lurillc Griggx Jim Ann Hurxcy MEMBERS Virginia Hawkins Coleen Hill Dnrulhy Hunt Dulnrcs Humlnn Mum Kricdur Dm-is Munsncr Them Nance Dorothy Nichuh Addie Owen Virginia Pch Evangeline San Miguel Anna Flay Stcxxzn'l Jury XVyImc mm a.gm, 97; 93., 6:;th 5.x gfiqlz Sclzool 850ml 8M5 Director Prcsidcnt . ViceiPreSidcnt Jack Baker Pat Blantun Raymund lloslitk Irene Brandes Martha Ann Hrcucr Bernice Butler Furl Lee Caxq' Margaret sz'llmrn Yi1lic Iizlrl Clark Tum Clnml Dnrix Cobb Jon Hanks Collier George Cmmurty Xcd UN Mary Lulit- Crunml l.. Hana Danfnrtlv Sum Dink UV B. Dulan Tmmnic Emerson Zelda Fambrnugh H. C. 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McCall liInmr-u mer Dnmtlw Klrwlcy lurcy'c MIVCFH Dnmnw MurrcH wan Neal Kmlvryn Nirhr k Ardmh Nurwmul JMafe Jleclzell Mum jam HHUM Dimpic lhllard r Iilmnru Mcascr Dzu ix 3 Miw Luwry Buxurly Nnrmunl Duris Own! linria Ihgcl M u'gm'ct l'aynu Connie Pcarmm Franccx Pcurmm Jr. Anne l'tw Hpal Pvmmn HIIiL Robinwn Aum Francm Smmmm Irvin Mm Migucl Nnnu . Janey Simmx mlwcll Katharine Skclhrn XVinnic Stcxxarl Dom Ticc Helen Tmld Sammie Trilmnicr Dork Vuntc Doris M'zu'rL-n Marv Ium- vau Hnrntln' Muriu V rlrh Mary Bland Vc1h Pauline VCiHiznnx Louise M'inslmx' .Mlnic Marie XYumuck wage algal? .smn gjmz wmerlca OFFICERS Lula Tiachlcr A, Margie Pearson Earlce Casey A, la 1n exidcmu la xicc-prc. drum ...... Ia scum wia Ia lcmrcm Etha Merle Peltyilu cumujcm Mary Luu mu; Nora Ju Berger Grace Bolin Yvonne Brantcly Dorris Brockcr Earlcc Caaey Roy Lee Clark James Cox Mary Leslie Cranfill Vergic Davidson Mary Dusck Hunricc Early anx-Hc Early Yinla Fuyt Kay Frcnrh Mattie Gillilzmd Margaret Grayson Lucille Griggs Rose Grubb Elise Haluza Helen Halur X Ilglnm Hduulh wk mm am, am Los socius Guncx'zl Kennedy Dm-uthy A. Ix'lcclm Mary ICIiZahL-llx Muck Iva Mierlschin 1: Nichols erginia A. Nonhun Mary Franccx Nnnlcy Mn'gic Pcarwm Kenneth Phillips Norma Reynolds II cllc Rodgers N.Iru Snumwlcu Anna Flay Sluwmt Hurry 'Hunupwn Lula Tischler Wranda Underwood Boyd XVaters Florrine Wheeler Jerry XVynne Kathryn VYynnc Mmlclnn Zidtll Sfory gellerx 8M5 Slummr: MISS HOLDEN OFFICERS Prcxinlcnt ........ r 777777 l'ul Taylur Vitg-il'rmidcm , , Ruth B ry Imngmirc Secrciar; , Trezhurcr inllic Mac Brcdllmucr Hillic Ju Hridgux Jun Hunks Cullicr Gladys Comm Mary Lcdic L'runHll iR-ggy Jenn Heap Ilutty Lmt Hmdlm' Joy Hudspcth Dorothy Ann lx'lccka Ruth Mary Imangmirc M'Iry F zahcth Meek Cynthia Mciuxchcr Sue Uhm Myers Hum Nancy , Sue Allan Myer: . Margie Pcarsrm MEMBERS Margarm Ann thcrlin Helen Ncwmn Margie Pczu'mn Klw Phillipx I.;n'nnin Shcmurrl 1mm JH Snudvsh R 3'1: Sunuhrrl Billic Marie Swan m Taylnr Lulu Tixchler Kathcrim- Vc'ch Durlcnt ViIliums Kathryn Vynm: wage 5.5m, man. $5023 Uircclnr: C 0. Alessandro Drum Mnjnr: Killr Skulmu CLARINL . Iim Hzlthcy, Claude Dunlyn. Hilly Yuligum. lilly Omch, .Iulw Jchn. Janna Crmsmx, EH1 Imniw Imwh Rim Fuliwn, KMhr-x'u Hrwxch, Rrwmnary vawyw'. Mary Nnnlcy, Jcnnu Imix Rnhcrlmmv Rnxiy Beth SIL'phcna Funk V uguur, Hnil'rml Iluklllu. Huhcrt XYynnL. L'O R N LCTS JVHCNt Mann, Margaret Mm Yalm, ictnr King Billie Ix'nhinwu, A. H Pittman. TIU'MPETS' M juric R cu jrvlm I'els, Glen Rucker, H. A. .lzmitck, Charles anr 21-19, I ck 1m. HORNS: 1' nccs Pcarsun, Jack Vx'cinhlm. Them N.chc, Jack CnlL-mun. TROMBON Sam Kcnnedy, Billy Haggai. H. C. lCu'rclL Rnyd Vznirm. BARITONT : Calvin Guthrie, Leslie MCKCI1ney. HA Milton Keg: Rndncy Culcmun. Carlhl MCCML VL mlul SwuurL DRLMS F mk ViChila, Billie Czuhvxlrldcr, Hzmald Luxix Mark chtchlcr, Rnhurl Casey, Robcrt Cale. SAXOPHON : Ernest Fetchcr. Harry 'I Immp4un. Y, R. l.gmgslnn, Collins Jm- way. Raymond lx'nhtlh. J'Itlx Ynunlx. FLUTES: George Matthcus. Mm'jnric I'L'Jl'vm. .Ulzm Manllvux l'lCCOI.0: Gunc Gntlacy. UBOE: RIar-V Ounbv. BASSOON and BF 1 1 0 CLARIN Hallil' Ccc. BASS CLARINI. .. U. BEN. TYMPAXT :md BhLL LYRE: Hclcn chinn. Colnr bearers: Ellyce L'mnfill Lanyuia Shcmwrxl Color guards: ml; Ray Cuurmcy, Ucm'gL lxvmh. l. LYRI SUL- I'lnme RHSUIIFS 0F STX'I'F, HAND HX'I I N'I'v RICUIHN 1 Sim Anlmlin, 'Il-Vm, XIH'H l. M. :1le '3, 19750 'lk'mlvlc High Sclwul Buml, in Marrl'ing'. Vin! U? ml Temple High Fchnnl Hand, in Sighl Reading, First Dixix'nn Temple High Schrml Hand, in Cnncrrt playing. Viva IN xivn Kathryn Skel'rm, Drum Mainr. H1 Twirling, FirM Dixhilm CarnI Md'all. 'mN Sula, Fint Dixhiun Sam Kennedy. Trumbrmo Solo. FivM Dixidxm Ernest Mann Cnrnct $010. Scruml Divhivm Marjorie I'cznwn. Tvil'ling. Scurnd Hixhivm Orcliesfra x MISS RLVTH IASIliY, Dircutm' 1n YINLINS PIANO Bobhyu Lac W'cndhnd Jo Anne Pels Dummy Ellen W'llilc Yarixn Powell Merry Christine Finley VYcldun chtlland 2nd YIOIJNS N I5 Jean McCall Naomi Hagar Marian Flanders Billie Louise Nichols Fruitcs Pat Young Alk-no Yirl1im ml Slmhvcll V H H,.X Margaret Flumlcrw CELLOS Lyndcll Yikhcrx Xhulhu Mclx'ithzm IHSS Glynn Flanders zuhclh Ann McCuGCy TRUMPET Jnlln Vcls TROMBON Ii Sum Kennedy FLUT LS Guorgc Matthews Mm'gic Pcnrsnn CI , X I RN li'l'S .Iim l'lackncy Halide Bumyn HORNS Frances Pearson Thcru Nance 'I'YAH'ANI Helen Newton Spagc Wuely One FALI. Edith Glub Sponsor: MRS. JON S T 11'. R A l Umsuls Furl Mu rri .x Ehlmra Meawr Quucstm' Hrunksic Nell Hill L'cnsum jen Banks Cullicl' Mary Davix Trihuncs Betty Franvcs Simpwn Billy Aediles I. o. Faye James Kiuer Kathryn H omch Scriha Mark chlchlur lullhy Akin Ircuc Brande; Furtha Brewer YiIIie Mac Urcdlhaucr Juc Bruce Yanda Cunnntln Tum Cloud Doris Uihh ,lcll Banks Culliur Gladys Conlisk Mary Davis Vine Emery Ernest Flctrhcr Mcrry Finley Hm Jean Fmvlcr Xurman Greene Rnbby Griffn SPRING TERM Consuls Earl Kforrig Flunntc chdlcr Quaestur Nnrnmn Grccnc Ccnxnra lihuum Messcr Vaughan RHbCl'NHI Tribune: Clyde Kiscr Betty Frances Simpsmr Acdilcs Vivian X'hi1el1ead Kznhryn Hoesrh Srribu lhyc Standard Glad 730M ICI mm. Grimes 121 Lee Grimes Til abeth Hzlasu Flm'cnre Handler Colleen Hill Brunkxic N911 HiH Dm'rm'c Hill an'mzl HiH Kathryn Huuxch Rnscmary Homcycr lliHy Fave Iamm Junc Jeff Mary Franccs lnhnmn Victor King Clyde Kiser .T. O. Kiser Laura Lee Kluypm Alum Kricdur Predun Md all Henry Meadmw Elmura Messur Earl RIUI'YiN Sue Allan Mycrx Connie I'c' 'sun Io Anm PMS n Pcls ' ginia P615 A. D. Pittman Mark chlrhlcr Vaughn Rnbcrwn Jenna Robertwn Dnrnthv Rnbinwn Lena May Sclm'crlncr Billy Scott Bulb 1 r:xxu c,x Simlmm Jack Snmlg'raxs Faye Stzmdtrd Roxie 110m Stephens Margie Slmhmhu tun. .Uiru 12.;va Ifrrnk 'l'hrmlwnn Curl Tim Hclt-n Tmld Frank Vagncr Czu'nlyn Vzllkcr Rnlyhyc Lee XchdlnmI Dorntlxy YhilC Vi drn N7himlel Frank XVichim Mary Junirc lhlwr Ellen Buck Myrtle Bighun Dm'ix Hillinga Merl: Ih'unks Shirley Brown Nurnirc Hurmm Ilvlcn CnmphL-H li Mm'gzic mmmn mhclh Curler Nornu Umpik Dorothy Conligk Alhalyne Council Betty Iu Cunncll Vivian Cnmncr ILn-uthy Lkmu lillyrc Lmnml Imlxiw Croft Mildred L'rnl't Sarah Dinis Mary 1. Dmis Clara Jane Davis Mildred Hismukm lhurnllu qulcy Hunt Hmlxu Hm Anne Hm'xv-x Hurnllly Hilliard Dulurcs Homlnn Ruth HmvclI lercilcnc JHIHIMHH Lilli m lx'alcmla gimme gconomics Sponsur: MISS SCHVVALU Alum lx'rcidcr Cluru Ju Lewis 17x21 Louise Lewis Jeanne MvCaH Rhckiu MtDummM lrcnc San Miguel Anilu Murrix Them Nullcc Ham n NL- H Kim Nciscx Dummy Nivlmh Ruth Owen Nilu Perry Ruth Prucn Ruth Rcmm Ann Rxmznu' Hclun Rnwm-v lelllL'L' Russell lCuIa Mac Ruxxcll Vera Shockley Mildred Shulwcll Addie Mac Schwakg Billie Maria Suun IMrh Tire llillic Luvuiw Vamcv Julia! Vumv Mary Junc H'uucr chy Wulch ancllc H'hilu Jean lxiuingmn .10 Ann XVhiltinglrvn 23m :wa ram: lH'mident-Thmuzh Nelson SecretaryiHenry Bryant lAuddic YIIitc Conductor Que Wm; E70. Cemple ellapfer gufure gunner; OFFICERS ' erc-I'rwidcutikY. l.. Rccx'm. Jr. 'l 1 casurcr;lEmmy Chapman Reporter;Melvin chypas Farm YMCh 1h Bur! Davidmm. jr. Arlx'ixcris. 14. Adams l,urlimucntnriun rzui5 Imvc E'u'l Baku s Bigun ,lesc Bccchcm Leo Blaleburn uc Bruce Henry Bryan! Edward Cantrell Benny Chapman Otis Clark Aarun Cunningham l'xurl Davidson. Jr. ld Dunsml Cluu'lcs Duslm-v Millun lesIm-r Hunry Ehcrlmnh Raymund IiCGCI'IIHH' Glenn Flandcn Harvey Frnkn Herman b llnt'jatCl' Yil1ard Green Billy qu'rimn Calvin Hester Yilliam chtcr Cllarlm Holder Ruymnn Hnnnicnll Dec Junnixlgh MEMBERS Gidunn junm L'. L. chlun Hum Keikh Melvin chypns Hurulnl l.2lllh'.!lll Thmnzu Lammcy VuHii Lisunhc Travis me Harold Marla Thomas Nchon Fl'anldc Nm'uxul William Prater Ryrun Rzllq Fluyd Raluy . .. Raw a, II. Clan-nvg SunlruH Billy Tatum Glen Thnrnlnn Carl Tics Jack Vclylu Dzm Vchh 'I lmnus Y'c1ch Imltlic Whin- H'mvhl Vinncll ZlClx Yuunln 011151 gm . . . ODDS AN D ENDS ENVY 1 11111151 111111 chypus boy; A11111111g11 11;- 1x 11111 11a11dso111c; He's just endowed with length enough To overluuk 1.1 11111150111. GEOKIETRY '1'111: Juniors their gncmclry are Earning. Tlic 11111111ig11t nil they keep burning 501111: try to Shirk But Vernon makes 113111 work A1111 for passing grades they are yearning. A COMEDY OF ERRORS Scene I: 21 garden 1 L'uc 11 F.111c1' CUZEUC Jones and Ed May to pick flowers. Scene 11 . Enter Cozetle's mother Scene 1V: They pick flowers. HUMOR AND TRAGEDY OR THE TRUTH OF 111111.511: 1.01711, AFFAIRS IN FOUR SCENES Sccuel Helen Todd fa1ls for Max Fergus. Ferbus falls for Sue Bairdi 10,111 11011310 Scene II 111111m11 goes p; much T0111 Carlilc Carlile mints Kicxling 11110 111 turn left Hudson 11 1110 switcl1.lx'op- th 121 1, J. C. g1111 captivams 1111111112. Uixil Hudson 11nd Kies1ing. 11'3 mar Kiesling. Kiex1ing being new in t01111 11110 115 11111 later Scene 111 Euler T111111 tn 1'c1i1'e Fergus, 11111 fai1siT1K1d takes death potion. Riesling 311111111115 1111! the kinks with Hudmn in order to have dates 11n1il $110 reconciles Carlilc. Scene IV-Finale Everything is one big mess. FANCIES 1111111 Jean 1711111111 goes 1111111 everyonu Hocuuse she thinks 115 lots of 11111. 1.1111111 Lee 111cypns ix' ;1 l'HiC 111tlc 1111111 11111 keeps 112111111 Caesar 1111 1181' 111111111 Cute Maria P11111195, 511015 21 111111 Sure 1131111111 Bert 1Vilkerson 0n the run. 0311131111 says that T. C's 11011 man That affair with Foy 111115 a passing fan. 111111 11011111 Newton plays those drums 11.11 guudncw 1111: how they do 1111111. Pum- Carn1 McCall 1111cs 11cr 11ass 11111 1111111 , 111111' she's 1111111111; 111C rare. 1121111jmic Sta1i1111113 11115 a big 1112111 113ml 1 some gm called Laranley came round 10 11am 11:1. Margie Pearson winks her eye .11 every 111211: 111110 dares come by. 59-5: :Nmm J1: gfall 0f Torin Attas has her Gene But Margie xxants hinL 1m So both girls flirt like blnzcsih W'c leave the rest to you. lillyce thinks that Mercer r. really swell and fine 1m Winnie thinks it's funny 'tfame she knows shq's firRt in hunt We wonder what Will happen Tu Nell Neltic's phmic When Keifer bangs it up And Miller Hicks comes nu, I'om' Hut .lHHUh ix :mfully loncwmc And wears the longeat tact: Since that big brute, Potcct Said she had lost the race. Scanio is a real, true redihead Hut Kate mire doeslfl care Because she kmm's that one like Frank Can't be found jmt anywherei One gal who did her darndcst To amuse the out-othown mcn XVas pretty Marcella Davidson And did she drag tcm in, Rupert Hays is the big little man Who carries Frances Pearson places But just let Cole find their hideout And Rupcrt'll see all kinds of faces. Tumor It has been rumored that Nell Nettles told Miller Hicks she thnught Mr. Zinn told Mac Shcrrill that Luvnuia Sheppard new cnscd Maxie Koch 0f saying Furencc chdicr slid Fred Potect surely could dance. gumous Sa 1' s 0 ghmouj fem leilm y 7 P WYcep no more, Ladies; weep no more, for i have comcf' 1 mn resolved to grow fat. hul look young Htill forty. H. C. Farrell Muckic McDonald HI'll gixc you icaxc to call me 'mything, if you don't call me HCurly. All yc who happy lovers be. Please pray for mum I came, I saw. I conquered. nAll is fair in love and war. He who dances must pay the fiddler.U hValhm Smith Madehm Zidcll Juanita Kicsling jcanette Baker Alice W'hitehead uMy beauty is its own uilcuw fur being, Thatts all ynu knuw in this know? world and tlnt's all you need to T. nest Spud Moon ttSomething tChcmistry kihN is rotten in the state of Dan? mark. HI have despised the VYm-ld And yct the XVOrld hax' loved tnc. Pat Blanton Jim Hackney Unofficial GalenJar 1939-40 Supt. IliMuny familiar faces :ch seen us registration begins. Sept 19hThings get into the swing by election of class officers. Supt. ZSiMary Jane Weaver announces that yhc is to be Llltlll muiur, Sept. 297Bakke elects himself yell leader. Octt 6-Zinu and Haltum have battle royal with rmlgh-nech at Galveston game. Oct. ZSiBoys 5tep aside. as Mexico City fuotball team takes Temple by storm Oct. 37hAll kiddies are dismissed fur the show in the big tent. Oct. th-Hclcn Attas becomes center 01' :Ittructiwn :Ls whu fakuts faint. Nov. Zthudson finds dream girl. 2!: Kicsling hitx town. Nov. SFPCD rally and parade end victory over St. Ed's with a bmg Dec. SrCurhlc, Mercer 3119 Attnway carry away trophies at footbatl banquet. Doc. SiMm'inn George, Rita Ncis s. Mildred Shutwctl md Margaret Caughlin make top seat as rest uf nmnlxcyx ride in cage luring Christmay varadc. jun. .. HI girls cast flirting glances at helpless lmys 2n leap year bt gins. Jim. Jh'lhcmple High hears President open 76th Cungrch. Janl lngoans and groans are heard as exams get underway. Feb. MiGrand mixup displace; quiet mutinc of girls' tumbling shmv. Feb. 16-Graml mixup displaces quiet routine wf girlf tumbling slmw. Fub. Zlthurly Smith bitten by love hug for tEli, Crunfill. March 8-Oddest pose: are seen as pictures for annual :u'c lukun. March lSwMinds arc dulled as wring I'cxcr hits Temple High. March ZSilmitations of Scarlett O'Hara art- numerous as HG, tV. T. WI April l-Field Day4-much sunburnhSeniurg win, April FTcmpIe High is swarmed by 500 F. F, A, buys. April 5-67Tc1nple High cal s on tradition as many top honoh are brought back from District Meet. May 1375mm- Banquet. May ZB-It's all overt SCOTT 86 WHITE Clinic and Hospital ?rirzfers OF THE Iquo 8aflmz $losmm--6mplar Compliment: of Compliments IIf Piguly Wiggly 108 South First Street Hicks Rubber Co. Temple, Texas Complimcuh' 0f Congratlllntiom . T ZMPLICS FA GROWING SauleurH 8i Skelfon READYiTO-WEAR and SHOE SHOP ATTORNEYS ZIDELUS YOUR DOLLARS BUY MORE Complimcuh of t PCWCW ROBINSON 6k CLOUD and J. C. Penn: Com um: I I J ' CLOUD FARM LOAN, REAL ESTATE CO. Cnulplimunh ml- Umnplimcnlh ul' LOU SHOP , EXCLUSIVE MILLINERY HENDLER S DRY GOODS 15 Smith Main Cmnplimeuts 0f .Mnl Sinccrc Vishca for Success in the Future C. H. Cox Grocery KemPIe Junior college The Temple juniur College has hccomc :1 popular and well cstuhlishul institutimm During the past war it experienced It splendid enrollment and was recognized hoth hv the State Department of Education and In the Rx'OCiilliOn 0f Tcxzu Colleges a junior college of the Jen t Llugsh without con- tlilitm m' rewrvzltion. Thu: graduates of the College mu-x enter senior colleges with full junior standing, Some of the advantages uffcrcd by the Temple Junior Cole legc are: 1. The members of the faculty are scholarly and experi- enced and are prepared to render service of the high- est order in the class room. 2. The classes are relatively small, which condition makes individual instructon and personal attention possible. 3. All students are taught by the heads of the depart- ments. 4, The expense is comparatively small, as the trustees are striving to operate the College on a cost basis 5, Our young men and women may remain in their homes two years longer. 6. The extra-curricular activities are varied and aftord oppotunity to the students fox development in public speaking, drama, music, and athletics. The aim of the Temple junior College ix mt only to give two years of higth efficient literary work, hut to develop talents and character in our young pcuplc. :15 well. To this program the trustees and the faculty Hf the institution zu'c dedicating their efforts. Cungrulllladum Hamill's l?cnluru Charlton's SOUTHSIDE DRUG STORE A BEAUTY TREATMENT ROSCOE CHARLTON DRUG FOR CLOTHES Woods Drug Store Thu Cuurtcsy Cnrncr Say It With Flowers Evelyn and John Hopkins Cnngrdtnlatinnx R ICED FLmV liRS .2 meh M mm 2332 l'lmnu 4555 Free Iklivcry Corner 25111 and Axe. H Cunmlimunts Hf HOSPITAL DAIRY FARM HIlumc ul. Ccrtil'iul Milli Conwlimcnts nl' Yuur Friund POWERS DRUG COMPANY Scrxing Temple Sincu 1W9 t'omplimunb of MONTGOMERY WARD l'cmplr, TcMn Dial 4142 Hewett Mortuary AMBULANCE SERVICE PHUX I3: 4507 Enjoy the pause:; that refreshes? at home DRINK Cmnplimcm: of CHAS. S. COX 85 SON COMPLETE UU'l l l'l 'l liRS Tn Mon and Young .Vlcn CmnplimL-me ul. FERGUS MOTOR CO. COMPLIMENTS 01 TEMPLE DAIRY STORE 418 North Third Street Xndersnns Sweet Cream Itc Cream Conwlimcnts HF Maresh Co. Grocery 86 Market QUALITY FOODS Phone 4600 11th Ave. 0. Compliments nf BELL BAKING CO. Canmlimcnts of New Moss Rose Cafe Templc. Texas Templek Food Market Distinctly Different P. R, COX, Prop Ave. A and Ist GUY H. BAKER Crmgratulutimu In 1110 197111 Graduates 111 TEMPLE HIGH SCHOOL FIRST N ATIONAL BANK of Tcmp19 The Irrimm Hank Mcmhcr 0f 1761101711 1101111511 Insurance Cnrporzxtinn The People1s Store Compliments 1.; Is 1110 Slum for 1110 l'cnplg SHEPPERD'S Truth Your Dalian DRY CLEANERS To Have Mnre CCHH 13 South MYSt Nrccl VYe Cnngratulatc 11m C1355 of 19-10 And 11'1'511 Ynu Succcss in A11 Your Undertakings Farmers Sfafe Bank RAlWayS a Safe Place for Deposits Member Federal Insurance Corporation of XVashingtum IX C. ComplimeMs of Rest Wishes J ANEWAYS from Duncan Service Station Home of Tasty Ice Cream 112 5011111 Fint St. Dial 4531 Phone :m 4621 USE APPLIANCES UStay Young ElectrimHy Texas Power 8c Light Compang