Texas School for the Deaf - Towers Yearbook (Austin, TX)

 - Class of 1950

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Class Propbecp By VERNON PATE Ten years after my graduatlon ln 1950 fl om the Texas School for the Deaf I declded to I9 turn to the old campus for Fleld Day I was hlkmg along the road ln my khakl clothes as I am a poultry ralser It happened a t1re blew out and scared me almost to death When I looked at the drlver I found he was one of my classmates Jumor Todd He IS now a r1ch man and IS the owner of a ranch ln West Texas He had a lovely wlfe who seemed rather stuck up and a baby g1rl Wlth h1m 1n the statlon wagon Junlor 1nv1ted me to get ln and r1de to our Alma Mater We drove around and admlred the new modern school I was amazed to see our 50 class flower the gardenla growmg on the campus That evenlng our old class was to gather at the Commodore Perry Hotel for a banquet As It was almost flV6 o clock I hurrled to a tourlst court engaged a room and changed 1nto my Sun day clothes I went to a blg new cafe wh1ch was called Marvln s A man came along and asked me for my order I was amazed to see h1m slgnmg H1s beautlful sister served me a llght lunch They talked wlth me about the past I qulckly recog nlzed them they were Ellzabeth and Charles Mel ugm He took me to the bakery next door and wanted to 1ntroduce me to the owner I remember ed hlm as James Penny He owns that bakery and says that he has fifty employees to work for h1m We all talked together for a few minutes Thev were sorry that busmess would prevent then attendlng the banquet As I walked along the court a lovely ladv from MISSOUFI and her husband dr1v1ng a 1960 Cadlllac car stopped to engage a room at the motel We talked excltedly She was Jenme Lee Roach the salutatorlan of our class She sald she IS a hlgh school Enghsh teacher IH M1ssour1 and her husband IS the academlc pr1nc1pal Later we all went together to the banquet at the hotel I met Jackle Ragsdale a beautlful brunette w1th a lovely hat decorated w1th flowers She talked very fast she excused herself In a few mmutes she was back and brought her date to 1ntroduce to me I sald Your boy fr1end IS handsome She thank ed me and saxd she was worklng as an artlst for her frlend and they were golng to get marrled the next day Then we had to flnd our seats at the banquet A lovely blonde Geraldme Coker wearlng an exqulslte evenlng gown waved to me I opened my mouth and sald Coke I notlced her husband was wlth her and I remembered they were sweethearts at school a long t1me ago She polnted to her three children two glrls and a boy Thev looked brlght as thelr mother had been the smart est pupll around the school She sald she helped her husband wlth bee 1a1s1ng and hlS honey busl ness 1n Oklahoma I happened to glance at a pecuhar I00klIlg gentleman and he asked hls w1fe Kathryn Cald cleugh about me She Sald It was M1 Pate hls old frlend Don Sowell and I were happy to see each other and chatted They had a red headed baby glrl whom they had left Wlth her grandmother Don sald he was the manager of a ladles store 1n Dallas Texas and purchased new style clothes 1n New York B1lly Slmpson Ross Adams and h1s w1fe from Tennessee came very late to the banquet We all were surprlsed to see them B1lly Slmpson wore store bought teeth and he sald he was a bachelor and worked as a prlnter Ross Sald he was a housekeeper as he had lost lnterest 1n play mg professlonal baseball when he had fallen ln love He had to stay at home and h1s Wlfe worked as a stenographer for the Federal Bureau of In vestlgatlon Unt1l the banquet was over everyone talked w1thout stopplng The next day I woke up and notlced a fat man w1th a straw hat Donnell Bryan h1s w1fe Maxlne Wrlght and fat tw1n boys as they parked at the court I ran to meet them He shook hands w1th me so hard that my hand became purple about hls blg farm and br1ck house 1n Kansas He works at the gram m1ll there and has a colored man to work on h1s farm The t3Xl drlver came after me to take me to T S D for Fleld Day at the school I notlced a bunch of small klds standlng around a man smoklng a long clgar It was Harry Rlchard Brevard Rodgers and Rose Stoffels were accompanlng hlm Harry boasted to everyone that he got S1 000 each week as a salesman All of them were slngle I learned that Rose worked IH a beauty shop 1n Dallas and Brevard was a wrestler there FIVG mlnutes later a wealthy Span1sh glfl Gracla Gonzales M held out her two year old boy to greet us She Sald her husband was work 1ng and couldnt get off She Sald she stayed at home and took care of her ch1ld We all were eager to be on the f1eld and meet our old teachers and supervlsors A young lady was on the comm1t tee there I dld not know her at flrst Later a young boy aged ten told me It was Wanda Parker soc1al worker at our school She looked at me and left her post of duty She showed me everythlng new at the school and showed her room where she teaches B1ble and teaches the students to be Chr1st1ans Her husband IS a m1n1ster at the Bap t1St Church I enjoyed seelng the Slghts and all my old frlends and I hope another ten 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Class Zlhll By WANDA PARKER We the senrors of 1950 do publrsh th1s our last wrll and testament leavrng some of the good thlngs whrch we have accumulated durrng our hrgh school years to the comlng senlors Wlth the hope that they w1ll be of some benefrt to them Mr Stelle your car has been up at the flllrng statron on the corner almost every mornlng under the care of the very best doctor but perhaps thrs auto wax Wlll be a better treatment than your usual doctor How about uslng thlS wax on your car Mr Stelle? Mr Mclntlre rt makes us SQHIOIS feel so sorry to see you dolng so much work every morning makrng out trme books for the tea chers so here IS a ready made book for you to save you trouble How do you l1ke 1t'? Mr Weyerman we know that you love to talk about the old trmes Perhaps thlS Lone Star may brrng back to you many other old tlmes whlch vou ll l1ke to recall so here IS the Lone Star and we WlSll you many more happy days to come Mr Weyerman M1 Schunhoff vse are sorry to hear about your leavrng our school to go to Washrngton yet there rs somethrng we have been qulte worrred about rt IS your sultcases We are afrard you dont have enough so to save our han from becomlng whrter than snow because of worry we present thlS surtcase to you Mr Schunhoff Mr Hensley you need somethrng to hold your books rn your school room and we hope these book holders are strong enough to hold them for you Mr W1ll Rogers always huntrng for a baby sltter youll never be able to f1nd a perfect one but we have found the best one for you and we know you can trust her Here IS your baby srtter and we hope you are well pleased wrth her Mrs Mrtchell here are your favorlte thrngs we have selected for you and they are the best thrngs we could find a lovely handerchref filled wlth sweet scent Mmm' Patrrcla Lou Hrll a lovely model for the Yarmg Department Store we dedrcate th1s beau trful evenlng gown to you wlth hopes It may br1n0 success to your career Best wrshes to you rn your career Patty' Wanrta Floerke we know that you are very fond of swlmmlng so here IS an attractlve bath lng surt and we hope lt IS your srze How do you like lt Wanltal There are three athletes rn the yunlor class so Mary Ann Pekar here s a baseball bat whrch w1ll help you to be the best player on the team Zelma Srdes we give to you a basketball and you may be the wlnner of the hlghest pornts Good luck Zelma' Nrmm Shelton you were chosen as an All Amer rcan player on the second team of football We know that you can not be on the team agaln th1s comlng fall Here IS a football to cheer you up when you look back to see the younger boys playrng We hope lt w1ll satrsfy you Nrmm Juanrta Easley you do much letterrng ln art and maybe thlS bottle of mk and pen Wlll be used to grve vou more experrence ln your work J uanrta Charles Mrssrldrne we senrors have heard what a good boy you have been savrng corn by corn and we thlnk you need a prggy bank where your COIHS may be put lnstead of glvlng your grrl trouble keeprng them for you A pretty fat prggy bank rsn t rt Charles? Brllre Colhns every mornlng at the cafe you have been orderrng a cup of coffee and some doughnuts but we thmk rt IS wlse to save your money A cup of coffee and a doughnut IS present ed to you Brllre Andrew Beckham we senrors have heard the story of your experrences rn cookmg so we have decrded to grve you th1s fryrng pan and every trme you want to do the cookrng the frymg pan w1ll always be waltrng How about cooking us some frred chlcken Andy? Robert Gearhart you are a hard workrng boy and many teachers have been tellrng others what a good worker you have been Here IS a mower a rake and a shovel you may use them every tlme you are offered a Job Robert Chesney a drctronary IS grven to you Don t come up and spell out some new words to us L V Thornton you always get out IH the sun to get baked so here IS a bottle of baby orl but don t come up and brag about your sun tan L V Drckre Carver you dress up as neatly as a pm and love to put sweet smellrng stuff on A bottle of Blue Waltz perfume may attract the grrls attentron Use rt Drckre and we may notlce you surrounded by grrls Wrlfred Hoelscher a young farmer on your father s farm a tractor IS grven to you Wrlfred and lt may make you a successful farmer some ay Brlly Ewrng poems and more poems are what you love so here IS a pocket book of the best poems and perhaps someday you'll be the world s honored poet I . ' Y 1 l ' . , . ' ' . 1 1 - . 1 - 1 ' 1 . 1 , , ' Y 7 . . 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