W C Stripling High School - Yellow Jacket Yearbook (Fort Worth, TX)

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Stripling High School may excel in service rendered, in char- acter moulded, and in worthy citi- zens trained, is my most earnest Wish. The Vice-Principals Message Be a user of good manners, gentle- ness, modesty, courtesy, charity, un- selfishness, sympathy-these are ele- ments of good manners.. Be dependable. Do the right thing because it is the right thing and not because you are being watched. Be loyal to your clubs, your teams, your class mates, your teachers, your ideals. Remember that W. C. Stripling High School can never be greater or finer than the boys and girls who make the student body. Page 1,9 Miss BRUNDAGE 0' ff PJ' I' MISS IVIATTIE TRICKEY Domestic Science IVIISS MARTHA DYKE Commercial and Science MRS. ELLA MOSELEY MYRES English MR. A. H. MAXEY Manual Training MISS WILLIAM REID English MISS KATI-IRYN HAYDEN Physical Training ' MISS ALICE WILLIAMS Spanish MISS MINNIE BEHRENS Science .s - I Pug: 14 'I Qu A 9 I Mlss MARGARET LITTLEJOHN Miss LOUISE STEELE Arr Latin Miss CORNELIA HOOD Miss MARY PARKER ' History Mathematics Miss ADELIA O'MEARA Miss BESSIE FERRIS English English MR. LEON ST. CLAIR NIRS. CLOTA BOYKIN History Commercial Page b I5 MR. E I.. LOWE MR. H. B. BROUS Coach Public Speaking MR. C. W, MURPHREE MRS. MILDRED KNIGHT BUTTERMORE' Mathcmal ics Music Page I 6 ,',, X C ,fx .N XX ,f if ff ggi SS X if CLASSES SENIOR CLASS Officers WILLIAM CRANZ S S SSSSSSSS Presiderft RUTH SEARSS SSS,, S SSSSS,SSSS Vice - Presidekt MISS BRUNDAGES SS S SSSSSSSSSponsor CLAUDE NAY S .SSSS S. SSSSSS Secretary HUGH KELLEYSS. SSSSSSS SSSSS S SSSTreaxurer ED WHITES SS SSSS S Sergeant-at-Arms . Q 'H 5 Page I8 If HUGH KELLEY A.prince of a fel- low, so say we all. MAURINE STOKES So modest half her worth is not known' DALLAS BULLARD Of living disposi- tion and cheerful smiles. G C. COLTON Blessings on thee, little man. FRED KRAUSE A hard worker. x' i Paar' l 9 CAYLOMA HEMSELL She needs no purse: her gold is in her hair. WILLIAM MITCHELL Men of few words are the best men. LAVAUGHN GIDDINGS 'iiReal ability is al- ways appreciated. LUCILE HALE Kindness and wis- dom and a merry heart, JANE NICHOLS lt's good to know herf' if CLAUDE NAY LOUISE DICKENSON Tall of statue-I Happy am I: from hate a dump woman.' care I'm free. Why aren't they all con- tented lihe me? EVERETT GRANT HUGHES KING He's got 'It'-and Thought is deeper ! How! ' than all speech. WALTER BERMINGHAM ELIZABETH TURNER Her nature was open and bright. A manly mafmefed man. ALBERT WHITE HERMAN MCKINLEY Don't judge a man by the noise he makes: the poorest machinery creaks the loudest. Tho' modest. on his unrmbarrasfd brow. natum has written- Gentleman. VELMA HENDERSON JACK PARIS The O n I y ujag to Hslllence l'S betfef than have a friend is to be l empty Chatter- one. Page Z0 A . H, E pm. 1 'Wai :wtf- gg . K 7 BT' 4' ELIZABETH DELANEY Good humor is the health of the soul, LOUISE TRAMMELL She's lively. peppy and musical, too, and talented so that she'd surprise you. GLADYS MCBURNETT The greatest posses- sion ts self-posses- sto n. MARY MARGARET HUGHES As true as the dial to the sun. FRANCES SMITH Fate tried to hide her by naming her Smith. Page 21 EFFIE CARDWELL One we can recall with pleasure. MARTHA VOLKEL She talks nice. she acts nice. she ts nice. DOROTHY CONKLINO One who deserves well. need not an- other praise. RUBY CLARE GOODNIGHT Tis good to be hon- est and true. J UANITA ROBERTSON Where have they gone each long and wavy curl? Oh, they're tucked up, 'cause I'm a Sen- ior girl. BESS CRAWFORD lt's nice to be nat- ural, if you're natur- ally nice. ALLEN GWYNN Here's to the girl as smart as can be, I mean the girl who agrees with me. CLARA MANNING She'.v a pal to me and a friend to you, with the kind of a friendship you'd like lo renew. PEMBERTON ROGERS Leaving now. but we'll all confess you have done a heap for S. H. S, is MARY BOWERS A true friend and a darn good sport. JACK HOLLAND I dare! do all that may become a man. who dares do more, is none. ANN EVARTS TAYLOR She has a pair of eyes: so soft and brown, she gives a side glance and looks down. WILLIAM CRANZ Nothing from him but a pleasant word, and the funniest joke you ever heard. EARLE MARIE WALKER She's a laughing peppy dame. always joking, always game. never, never quite the same. BILLY BOB BURROUGHS A little nonsense now and then. is rel- ished by the wisest .vy men. ' Q Page 2 Z L 0 BURNACE EDDINGS Give me a man or gxue me death! PRESTON SHIRLEY Let the dead lan- guage rest in peace. DOROTHY ANN FURNAS Tis the songs you sing and the smile you wear that's making sunshine everywhere. CHESTER D,RLBY Not merely good, but good for some- thing. LOUISE HOLMES She is sincerity it- self. fqe Z3 Y FERDIE JOHNSON Heres to the Cap- tain of the football team, who has risen to glory in our es- teem. DOUTHITT NORMAN Theres an undefi- able charm about her. GUY FRANKS My tongue within my lips reign. for who talks much, must talk in vain. BONNIE VJADE 'AMOdesty and quiet- ness are her best qual- ities. .Q MILO MAHAN Never judge the contents by the size of the package. 1-4 C 1 I s i c l P-0-, W 1 F , .QF A '- 84 -A LEOLA RAMFIELD 'AShe knows what she knows when she knows it. ANNA RUTH OGDEN Small in statue. great in mind: in all her classes, she's never behind. A PAULINE GRAVES The happiness of your life depends upon the quality of your thoughts. ISABEL ROBERTSON UA small thing. but not to be despised. VIVIAN THORNAL face overspread with gladnesxf' gk. LOUISE HARTMAN None knew thee but to love thee: none named thee but to praise thee. MARY STALLARD ' 'Fairness and charm -lSHE! BESSIE ALBRIGHT A maid of winning charm. PAULINE COLTON A good character shines by its light. NORIKIA LOU MCKENZIE Don't be bashful: it doesn't pay. ' Page 2 4 7 ' -U X f A ' .f RUTH SEARS All her ways are winnings ways. full of tenderness and grace. BUREORD SCALING And then he would talk, ye gods, how he would talk! DOROTHY LANDRUM Besides them, other beauty flies, beside what? Why, those big blue eyes. PERRY LEONARD The new life is like- ly to be hard for a gay young fellow like me. MARY ELIZABETH BONNER Oh, 'twas all for 'thy locks so curly and for thine eyes so blue, Page 2 5 JIM TRAPP I'd run my chance with Jim. for he's a perfect genlemanf' FRANCES SUTTON A giggle, a dash. a shriek, and a crash. ED WHITE A girl or two. it's all the same. just so .,,.? -- is her name. STELLA BATES What a thing friend- ship is-world with- out end! ,J OE STORY I arn I, as you can see, for if I tried, who else could I be? SPENCER HALBERG H's a manly chap with many friends. JAMES BERMINGHAM The reaxon firm, the temperate will, endurance. foresight, strength and skill. MARION PENDERY Twinkle, twinkle. a football star. all the fans know who you are. JAMES CROSS None like him in ten thousand. .,..t ,Nm .-1 'QF MARY LOUISE VAN VLECK For virtue only finds eternal fame. ELEANOR ARRINGTON Her modesty is worthy of wide imi- tation. MARGARET BARRON And virtue is her own reward. T lfagt- za . 'ju tir- G ...A . CLASS PROPHECY OF '28 A Ney York City, September l, 1938. Dear Earle.Marie: New York at lastl After our long iourney from Texas we were glad to arrive at our destination. The first welcome we had was Hey, Taxi? We looked and there stood Guy Pranks. Feature thatl We immediately got in his taxi and said, To the best hotel. We arrived at the hotel and whom do you suppose we saw? Allen Gwynne, the day clerk. He was very surprised to see us and told us that Bill Cranz was pilot of a transatlantic liner. Of course we wanted to go sight-seeing, but at present we were con- cerned only with clothes. Allen directed us to a smart Fifth Avenue Shop. XVe went to select afternoon dresses and were waited on by Bonnie Wade. She said, You must get some lingerie here. We have a very fine buyer. He is, by the way, Claude Nay. Well, that hit like a thunderbolt, Earle. Can you feature Claude a lingerie man? After all these delightful surprises, we needed something to revive us? so we headed for a tea shop. We came upon an oriental one called the BUL- LARD TEA SHOP. We, of course, didn't associate the name with Dallas, but she was the owner. She came and talked to us and told us where quite a few of our old school-mates were. She told us that Mr. and Mrs. Ed White, CDot Landrumj were in the other night for tea. They are quite happy and have three children. Maurine Stokes has turned out to be an insurance sales- woman and has actually sold somebody CFrances Smithj some insurance. After a delightful chat with Dallas, we left the shop. Just as we reached the street, a fire-wagon came tearing down the street. And there whom do you suppose we saw hanging on the back end? 'Speck' Mahan, of course. He waved wildly to us. Right after the fire wagon came an ambulance driving like mad. Burford Scaling was the driver, and he was fairly airing it out. After the excitement died down our attention was attracted by a very novel sign. It had been designed by Norma Lou McKenzie and was adver- tising Nichols' Pickles . fYou remember Jane who was in our Botany class, don't you?j We started back to the hotel, but on the way we saw the fashionable Henderson, Hughes Beauty Shop. We Went in and guess who was running it? Velma and Mary Margaret. They gave us their best operators, Mary Stal- lard and Pauline Graves. Mary told us to be sure to get the latest book, Why Everyone Should Read The Master Key by Ann Evarts Taylor. We had dinner with Ruth Sears, a society girl, and she told us that Cayloma had become famous almost over night on account of her invention, Stay-Blonde. Chester Dalby is mayor of New York, and Douhitt Norman is an automobile saleswoman. She said, too, that Ab and Ferdie are going to make the White Sox this year. We went to a show after dinner to see Dorothy Ann Furnas and Jack Holland in 'AWe're from Texas. Perry Leonard, Music Professor at Col- umbia, and Mary Elizabeth Bonner, gym instructor at a high school, sat in front of us. Mary Elizabeth said that Eleanor Arrington, Margaret Barron, and Bess Crawford were running the A, B, C, Bookshop at Detroit. We Went back to the hotel and when the icewater we sent for arrived. we were surprised to see that C. C. Colton was the bell-hop. Page Z7 4 A W Lucile Hale, the telephone operator, called us at eight o'clock to go to Coney Island with Louise Hartman, dress designer for Elizabeth Delaney's Dress Shop The first person we saw when we got out there was Hugh Kelley, one of the Life Savers. We stopped in the car right in the middle of the road to talk to Hugh and-Oh! we felt a big jar. Frances Sutton and Louise Dickenson, owners of The Eat Shop had bumped into us. A poncce man, LaVaughn Giddings, came up to see if any damage had been done, and as there wasn't any, he let us go on. We went over to The Eat Shop and were served by Juanita Robinson. The Eat Shop Dancers entertained. You would never guess who they were-Martha Volkel, Dorothy Conkling, Isabel Robertson, and Leola Ramfield! Louise Trammell accompanied by Bur- nace Eddings played for their dance. We brought a paper to read ,until it got cooler and read that William Mitchell and Herman McKinley were ready to stage the Heavyweight Championship Fight. We went to look the side shows over and were' attracted by someone yelling Look! Listen! We recognized Joe Story as the someone : so we went in and there was Anna Ruth Ogden as, the strongest woman on Ameri- can soils. Next to the i'Strong Woman was a Hot Dog Stand run by Jack Paris and Everett Grant. When we got back to the hotel there was a telegram informing us that Preston would make his debut in Washington, D C., as Hamlet the next night and as we wanted to see the play, we rushed to the station. Since we were a little early, we went to by some magazines. Jim Trapp was the Maga- zine man I He sold us a book by Pauline Colton called 'Pointers for Dancers. We saw Bessie Albright, the great botanist, leaving for California. Our con- versation was interrupted by, Washington, D. C., and all points south. The train caller was no one but Twink Pendery. Just then a trained pulled in and we saw that the engineer was our old friend Billy Bob Burroughs. Guess who got off the train? Mary Louise Van Vleck. She is one of the chorus girls in the newest shows Then we got on the train. We looked around and saw Stella Bates. She said she had just returned from Europe. Wasn't she lucky? Finally, when we reached Washington, D C., James Cross, Preston's director met us. We enjoyed our ride to the hotel very much. We passed a gorgeous home, which was so beautiful that we could not help remarking about it. We learned from James that it was Effie Cardwell's home. We rested until time for the show. The theater was quite beautiful. We saw Allen Spach, owner of the play house, coming in, Crowds thronged in the doors. The lights went out and a hush fell over the audience. The play had begun! At the end of the play, the house resounded with the audience's vigorous applause. Th next morning, Earle, we read the account of the play, and in the criticism it said that Preston was the most successful actor in years. As we glanced over the ads for the shows, we saw that the Bermingham Twins were being starred as tap dancers. - Just think, Earle, that is everyone in our class. It seems great to think all this happened in such a short time. lsn't this letter a mess? Each of us took turns writing because we knew you would want to hear about everything. We'll write again, Earle, real soon. Give Pem Jr., our love, and tell your husband we're mighty proud of our senator.. Lots of love, Clara and Mary. Page 2 8 ' 4 sEN1oR CLASS WILL We, the members of the class of l928, Stripling High School, being of sound mind and realizing the uncertainty of life and certainty of death, do make and declare this our last will and testament-fnaming the Juniors our sole heirs. Teantsy King, after much urging, has consented to leave his great height to one who needs it very much, Ed Miller. Twink Pendery leaves his slow, easy manner of speaking to John Dallas Thompson. Claude Nay would like for M. C. Knott to have his high, shrill voice. Douthitt Norman leaves her right to be skinny to Rubye Knight. Cayloma Hemsell leaves her dark flowing locks to R. L. Boswell, C. C. Colton leaves his superfluous weight to Robert Horton. NVilliam Cranz leaves his right to go without grease on his hair to William Manning. Ferdie Johnson wants Marshall Cone to take his place in the subs. Mary Bowers leaves her short hair to Christine Weldon. Billy Bob Burroughs leaves his sober-sidedness to Gene Pendery. Bessie Allbright leaves her right to flunk all Math tests to Lucile Tipton. We leave to all the Juniors the scents of the chemistry lab. CSignedj The Seniors of '28. CWitnessedj Mrs. Myres fe YE CLASSE HISTORYE GF 1928 Longe years ago, we, the Seniore Classe of 1928, entered highe schoole. We were timide freshmenewihs 1924. We simplye idolized the Seniors. At the beginninge of 1925 we were the conceited Sophomores who looke upone the Freshmene as childrene. Aftere anothere yeare of struggling with oure Page 2 9 F if 5 , 4 but we feele sade to thinke We cannot he Seniors Iongexeal Nlaye dtheme 'Sen-V I W , . ggmnffwe 4 Xia: , , . f A,.,,,,a.,,,-4 -Ze -Y . ,' --Q ,N , X I4 in . Y. 'X ! .1 .' ' 1' ' A 'W ilessonse. we became sophisticated Junioix. At lengrhe isjue-eveiitfolleyekee ini 'N . Q K ' v' . m V' 411 'I ' ,T i1 .ix,'-JW 'whiche vie were fgnified Seniores came. It hksehbeene 5 'ah iorese enlioye their laste yeare and have .as goode tirrles analogs wotthye ae pe:- sonne to dedicate their annuale toias we.' V - ' , h W 3 n , , ' . The senimc1m.Qf19i2a. l .5 . D A ' 1 if 0 '. . 1 s ' 534 if - f' Q . ui if THE DEAR OLD 'SCHOOL In good old Stripling High School, We believe in laugh and song, W We also learn to stiidg, v Q, ii Which begins when the bells all dong. E 5 We have no use for gmmblers, ' . iv. A -5 l i But if theyvome our way, W They change or we l'Hf?ff7gl29l7?' W That they're not allowggl to'stay.4. nr 1 - W 1 L, When we shall leave this dear old school, Wellgnow we can trutlffulla lsay, , four yeamspent in high school I 24-f. ,. , nfs .fm f. ki it 4 5' V! -.r 25' .. A 'S -r .ti oe ' '7 ,,.-1 fi -f.. , 1 Q! lr. H il: H Werespent in a profitable way if 3 f By Leola Ramfaeld. f . 'Y 1 Page n. W1 fi JUNIORS K I -fa. - CLASS OF '28 Officers 1 LUCILE TIPTONM-- Presideht MR. BROUS, ,,,, ,,,,, S ponsor 1 EUGENE PENDERY LLLL I LLLL Vice-Presidenr CHRISTINE WELDON v..E4,. ,E,,E I ,Secretary GRANVILLE ALLEN E L- ,Treasurer W, ... Page 32 ' Rr -.R -. i J' A 6 I , , Ar CLARENCE HUSSEY WILLIAAX GLEN WALKER ELLEN MORROW SETI-I GARRISON LUCILE LUNSFORD WILBUR SLY ARTHUR BROWN Page 33 I -R , , ., hm I 9' STELLA BAILEY CHRISTINE BROWN NOEL IRVIN DORIS LEA BOB CROET MAR-JORIE BEECH MABLE LEONARD I' MARY CALDER MARVIN THOMPSON FRANCIS GRAVES FRANKLIN GRAFA HUGH COX ROBERT RENEOAR KOSSIE BUCRNER I I S CARROLL JENNINGS J AMES HAYDEN ADDIE BETH CONNELL HAROLD MUELLER RUTH ROGERS BALLARD - CONNELL ROBBIE MARTIN Page 34 uf A DOROTHY JONES HILDA GERSBACH MADELINE WHITE WILMA OLA HUGHES WIGHTMAN MARGARET JONES RUTH SCI-IULTZ Page 3 5 HAL THOMPSON EUGENA STINSON JOHN KENERDINE CHRISTINE WELDON WILLIAM MANNING MELBA BRIGGS M . C. KNOTT 'F FRANCIS GRAVES NELLIE MCQUERRY FRANK FITZSIMMONS CHARLOTTE HAWES ALMA DOBBS VAN NANCE GRANVILLE ALLEN 'A f r VELOX WILCCBX K GWYNNEVER If PYLES FLORA LANEY LILLIS RIDGIEWAY GLYNN FOWLER DoR1s GILLISPIE NIERTES MARSHALL Page 3 6 LOIS DOYLE ANNIE MARIE A ADGLPHSON EVALYNE CONNELLEY RUTH SNYDER ETHEL SPUHLER ISABELLE BATES RUBYE KNIGHT Page 3 7 RCBERT HORTON MARGARET OVERALL BEN 1 WOODBURY NELI. GRANT RALPH MCMILLEN ONA BRAGG J ULIAN ROWLAND MARY TUCKER BOAZ HOSKINS MARY JANE SPRIOOS FRED HYER ALOIS BACHMAN XVILLIAM ZELOSKI DOROTHY MAULDIN ED MILLER MILDRED FORD EDWARD MOSELEY NIARTHA HENDERSON DURXVARD MEYERS PAY LEE CARROLL PREssI.EY Page 38' .15 ' Underclassmen E 'gf V OFFICERS OF THE CLASS OF '30 OFFICERS OF THE CLASS OF '31 LEONARD PENDERY L C L4,, , President DORANCE WILKERSON O . L,,. . ,Vice-President GOODMAN ANTHONY ..,OOOL O - .O..,., Secretary A MARGARET HARRISON LL L O .,LL L President 5 ADA JOHNSOEN , ,, 7 ,,O7 Vice-President DAVID LLOYD HARTMAN OOO, O OOOO Secretary Page 4 0 First Row MARJORIE DIRKS WILLEI FRANCES ROBERTS KATHYRN ELKINS KATIIRYN BROWER MADELINE WHITE HELEN PRESLEY MARJORIE MOTTER MARY HELEN ENGELL lalqn' 41 SOPHOMORES Second Row FRANK LINQUIST WILLIAM GLEN WALKER JOHN JONES OSCAR AHNERT J. V. PURCELL HAROLD MUELLER HENRY BROOKS RALPH MCMILLEN Third Row JOE MILLER ETHEL SPUHLER NELL BROOK ELEANOR BRYANT MARY SUE LOGAN LOLETA STEWART DORIS MILLER EVELYN LEAK MARJORIE LAWSON ? First Row WILLIAM SMITH CECIL MCCONNE'I.L JAMES HAYDEN MERLYN ELLIS HELEN KANE DOLLY OLIPHANT SOPHOMORES Second Row FLORENCE WELLS JOE SHERROD THOMAS SUTTON LILLIAN KRAUSE HATTIE CLEMENS MARGARET DUVAL BILLY WATSON Third Row LAUREN ALLITN FRED HUBER CURTIS TAYLOR CHARLES GARLITZ HUGH COX MARVIN ESTES CHARLIE EDITH TRUE PAY SMYRE BLANCHE GRACE WINIFRED WOOTEN Page 42 '5 i in 1,1 First Row MARJORIE LAWSON OSCAR AHNERT ROBERT TAGGART MARJORIE MOTTER CARROLL JENNINGS MARJORIE DIRKS ELEANOR BRYANT MARY' SUE LOGAN MARGARET DUVAL cg: 43 SGPHOMORES Second Row FRANK LINGUIST HARRY SMITH CURTIS TAYLOR JOHN JONES DORANCE WILKERSON J, V. PURCELL ADDIE BETH CONNELL KATHRYN ELKINS MARY HELEN ENGELL Third Row JOE MILLER NELL BROOK MARJORIE BEACH NORA INEZE TURPIN XVILLIE FRANCES ROBERTS DORIS MILLER KATHRYN BROWER CORA LEE BRYANT First Row MARY CATHERINE STONE GRACE CIRAEET CHARLES PYLES OTHELLO WEHUNT BERNEADA JENKINS ELVA HUNTING WILI,IAM HAMBLY BOB GRANVILLE SOPHOMORES Second Row ETHEL CHANDLER MAMIE STEVENSON LOUISE BEASLEY MARY FRANCES PALMER DAVID HARRIS HUBERT DICKEY HUBERT LANEY 5 Third Row LORRAINE ROGERS ISABELLE ENGLEEIELD JUANITA BRANTS HAZEL KING LETA LAWRENCE CLYDE XVI-IEELER CHARLES DUNLAP LAEL BACKUS BARTON CORDELL Page 4 4 'PS First Row NEBLETT BROWN MARGARET POSTER DELBERT DUMONT NANCY NIXON BILLY STEINMETZ RUTH GRAMMER MARGARET STOVALL EDWIN PHILIPS WILDA CLARK BILLY HENDERSON LORENE HORSMAN HERSCHEL STINE MARX' FRANCES GRIEEITH Pnqv 4 5 FRESHMEN Second Row FRANK SMITH HALEY KING EUGENE COTTON THOMAS PATE W. E. LAWRENCE CLEADUS FARRIS MARSHALL GAMMON HARRY SCALING JACK YARBROUGH BERT ROGERS MAX CLARK Third Row ROY WRIGHT ROBERTA LAINE ROBERT BLACKMON ELIZABETH HARRISON MARSHALL MYERS MARIE HARUM RICHARD ROBERTSON First Row DOROTHY JEAN HAUSMAN MARJORIE FAE HUDSON OMARII2 HUGHES MARX' LOUISE BARRON MARY LEE ELLIOT BERNIGE HAMIL BOBBY CHANDLER VIRGINIA SANDERS ELLIOT BRIQDOW AL CI. STEINAIETZ JOHNNII5 ENCILER EUGENE MONTRIEIY VIRGINIA HAMIL RUSSELL COVEY FRESHMEN Second Row DOROTHY HELLERMAN CARIDONA VANN JOSEPHINE COLEMAN THELNIA WARE RAYMOND MCGINTY MILDRED COIVIMANDER CHARLES WEISSENEORN ERNIESTINE TAYLOR NELL MAEEN FLOYD MARTIN JOHN HUSSEY Third Row BILL GRIFFIN J. E. BARRON JOHN MITCHELL J. B. HENEGAR JOHNNIE HUGHES J. C. MGCARROLL Pug: 4 6 'A -I First Row ANNA LYNN DORSEY ADA JOHNSON BARBARA FRIEDMAN MARX' D. HAGG WILIYIA BATES WALTON RUSSELL MOLLIE RENA LEONA RD MARGARET HARRISON GRETCI-IEN ENGLISH MARGARET WRIGHT MARJORIE LUCAS IL' FRESHMEN Second Row RUTH SEXTON DOROTHY NELL BURNS RAYMOND TATE ELLIS STEEN FRANK DELANEY ROY HOUGHTON J. T. SWEARINGER ROBERT VAUGHN VIRGINIA COX MARGARET WATKINS Third Row O. B. AUSTIN WOODROW WILSON J. C SEIMER LAWRENCE BURTON OTIS CURTSINGER. LOUIE REDFORD TONY KRAPMAN CHUCK FICKLE qw 41 First Row MARY JACKSON BILLY FLORENCE MARY JOHNSON MARIORIE FAE A HUDSON MARION GILLISIDIE FLORIQNCIQ BLIRSEIQN MADI5LINIf RANSOAI BHS OWIINS I FRESHMEN Second Row JUANNA JEAN PAYNE BERNICE HERDON TANVANA BELLE HOWARD NIQZIELLE HALL MADIQLINIS COX JOTEIE REYNOLDS I.II,LIAN LEP HOWARD HAZIEI. PAIN Third Row CONRAD PATH HOWARD BABCOIQIQ EUGENE MONTRIEI2 DAVID L. HARTAIAN HERAIAN WILLIAMS JOIIN P. HENDERSON NVOODROW MCCIINTY D, S. RUAIIIII ROPIEEYI' SCOVILLV CHARLES GARRISON Img., 4 A Chorus : Chorus 1 Page 4 'J STRIPLING HIGH In Fort Worth there is a school called Stripling High. It's the newest high school in town. Boys and girls come everyday from far and nigh To learn their math and history, And other things they need. Their Latin is no mystery. And Spanish they can read. Stripling Highf ' Theres not another school like Stripling High. When we are far from you we always sigh for Stripling' High. All the things you've taught us Health and success have brought us, Stripling High! For you we'll keep our hearts free from iniquity We learn the Golden Rule When we are all at school In dear old Stripling High. I'm a Senior from the class from Stripling High Dignified and haughty am I. Sophomores and Juniors all look up to me: The Freshmen all respect me. I know my onions now The teachers all protect me Or I'll kick up a row, I lim a Junior and I think it's something grand I'm sure I cannot tell you why. Mr. Vance and Mr. Brous give me a hand They will not let me stumble Because I must get by 'Twill never do to fumble They'll need Seniors by and by. I Chorus: Chorus: Chorus: I am just a Sophomore but I feel great The Freshmen must bow down to me All our classes can show their independence We feel now that we can show them Because we learn so fast Our groceries we all know them And we'll get there at last. Poor old Fish they're just a football for the rest, They are Mr. St. Clair's proteges, Every Freshman knows that his class is the best. Miss Hunter tries to teach them The things that they should do Miss Brundage tries to reach them And help them all get through. The above song was given by the freshman sextet on class stunt day. A great many people thought it ought to have won first place. The follow- ing is the stunt of the sophomore class: Style Review Par Excellence By Madame Marionette de Pomegranate and her models Direct from Pianist: Madamoiselle Myte Playa Toone. Initial Spasm Spasm Spasm Spasm Spasm Spasm Spasm Spasm Epileptic: No. 1 No. 2 No. 3 No. 4 No. 5 No. 6 No. 7 No. 8. Plaster de Paris, Franchise. Madame de Pomegranate. Morning frock Count Chloride de Lyme Ladies' Sport suit Nocount Oliver de Olive Oil Men's Camping and Tramping Suit Duke Don't-care-if-I-do-Dye Porch Frock Madamoiselle Fairy Costume Petite Plucka Evening Cmown Princess Sneeze Wheni Snore Wedding Gown Prince I. L Nevva Wedd Princess Vvfillifi Kann Clarinda de Castoria Pickle Reaction Audience worn in A'Dance of Elves Page 50 I gl N. x Xjf'-XI .fkfx 5 U X VL K . -flxlff -T Cv !L,,,,sVg,4..,L .f if! Q f ,. fiztjj .J 'TJ-rv? NN Mx! A f 4 :J Lf' .2 , Q K, A ffl I wg C My ig M 11 f -KN iw QA fM L .X I , - X ,..,Uj If . ' iii!! EJ mi 'LB :- I -:ir JT sg. - !,- ' XZ, O w L K f Kllig XNXN CSL Q f-T HH' ' ...W 1 . ' 7 5 4,5 , , QI IM W by I , w w 3-:- l I FEATURES 'When .the school day heqin5 we find Mn Vance going up the .steps into hij office where he is soon at work Q A We' find MR55 Brundage wnting tardy slips - M635 Bunting telephon ing absentee5 ,and Mary making stencig. o gk. Soma Views of THE FACULTY -J my ' A - ig1ggf5i5Lihi, 9,-,Y a --...wwf-.K A 3 fiflfilfj' p,,55 .. . ,ixi-aj ,. Some of our pupils elect a commerciai course and peck away at typewriter- ' A Some' of our qirlsleam tn haste and wni fine seam-4 , Some boys take shop and hammer and saw 2 Uthers lake Mechanical Drqwingo Tm-: Kirwan A Mrskluskins un foreground? with the cooks - Dora, Susie 'fu Wi!lie THE Luncnkoom Where we eat the qood thinqs, prepared by Mrs. Hoskins Q i a ah The Orichestra Class in First Aid. ,fx W , ,. Migs Behrens Cmthe baAk9m.,n.1 j and her Chemists . F ,. i , f . 5 Oufswm Girls' P.T. Class Ca detS f lk? ATHLE1-sc Scenes 511. 1.1 W l Q Lasl Wsprihqis baseball squad, lhe fonlball boys in praclice wilh Ferdle Wd .Marion fin fha' foreqroundl, Chtifel' Ddlby Kaqzinsl' lhr. ielcphoneposll, Leonard Pendry, Scene from game wilh Vocational Hd Milo Mahan. Hug es pe I . , I ' 1 A-, The N Twb 'Black Qovy KA Pail' of Lonatigjn ' when fha Song and Dance Get K OPCJN tbf 'r Sfripling Quartet 1' rf Mfszw-fi , x -- nixngz- . we In - . ,, ' ,KQV THE FACULTY TA Kr. - OFF 'Wh1 DouLhiit Ncrm3n 'u Marion Pendry U fsNis3 Brundaqe and MrtVanceQ Cayiom: Hfmseil 4s Mr5. YJoyldn , 1d Pemberton' Ruqeri as Mnbruus. Thewhokqroupin ' muck-fd6ulty h1eefin9lupperriqht! 1 -f ' - .M A - Come andnhty with Ntarionf' And we'lI go a'hlarin', , T'hru the clouds and the airy With never a worry or a care. N, or-A Mimi kknhfxi-1 '-', mf' ...4 .wax ,M . ww ,,, f 3 ' than Voyagev to you, itnd as you fly thru the bioe,' Even tho'itbe windy, May yovrluck be like Lindyk Yes F Don't give up thehship i M Do not fee d fHe anim31.5. Z ' 1 gm . ,,,. - f im.: A a swd3,an,bQgi f ,I , , . f ' Rollm Crowd 9 Goof s if n , ,J Special ' the . , , v f ff , Ridin' A lnitiatin' 13 , plane v zfi l .,,, Look piea:f3nt, YW Sfuff Q . , L my as K 1 SGe you H! HS fbis way. dare. an aan- 'BMX .lb ills. w3n. '?A'?- liklwvvw wwunn ,mf-.um ww.-5 wuz? IL'-czaitivxl' -mn-Q ,mmm ,pawns xnwvtililwf -anno wwsmw .bmw-f . 'MWQM ,W 7 Alf K ,.Q,.,g'iiN1. one STTJHQ 'Q 8 Y p 5 Leading the II llllr lllll ll-3 If 'er ' 'ffdon ScraQc h e My Back .KVA A K A JWSMMSW A I w,4x.EgEgr1g51gg4g. ,H MWF . . ,M ,MQ 11. , au: ff, 1 f' 8 ' 1 , ' ,Z uv., M ,Q 41 . '-'L ' 1 'hm V4 ,, ' . ouch Law! f, -, Q Quob Moda 7 v I .4 ul ,5 Ill 2515. f l ' , 1 ??', : ,A23g.f 4 Q4 N xk,V N J 'ig'- ' 1' 'J .f K iigf , ' 4 54 V V . A , ,. L , . 43.12 V . ls? 2Hgww2 w-wmW 'wf -. f 1':1fiiQ 4, 5 . . 1 V , i, .. h 4 7 KKW h 5 E ti! in K ffm 3 ' , 1 A , gf f A 5, aPffw-----Z.. V 1 , . w Q ' V , . V Manda -of qonur WD A . ' V . ' ' - 4 , m IB ' Q A A fx f 'QA 5 -K? fl X 1 I t x . 1 1 Lxwfn., 1 ,,, W ,.w X FAVORITES l 1 A ff f V H'---X-S Vykuvli 1'- 7? X A V x , Y HS f Ai! we Y ' Q, Eff ! -Q8 I Pg Pg .' f gd f Q .55 Qi 43 ml 'i I ya 'BQ if i 5 If gg V 1 9521121 Q33 iifx l f X M W 1 f gy 1 Q we as , gd ' f D N sy , N Q, ,X Q NS QV' Q' p Qg 439 Bw W 1128 1 BXYQEORS Eugene Pendery Lucxle Upton om Q99 UQ? W5 Leonard Wd Pendery , e a ' Bailey em., 4 X fx A ' Rx org? M'r N SH XM! 4 N6 A705 Loule Redford Katherine Wilcox gf NU Q fl oi-lflrlzlfaumu , , ,Wm K lu mp E ff leg my 7 ffx .a K ,nw w V' , Q' Q V rl' I' ,I N , . J -.1 .. , ' , V .. I, ' M -fd. . 1 g I ' w f fb Lb. 4? If' .V 'A F ! , f fn qu I ga 7. f W, L . 3 x ,-3 M, H Q' .6 ga iqtfc 1 f '.ml y l1 r , 1 1 F ' x 'k i -f 1 .c 2 ', . ,,: V, WT- :xg- 141' ' 2' .Fl H ,ff 5, .,: Y . M ,L 5 -f X I 1 n.wf::W gi 3- .. , .U f ' . ATHLETICS MANAGER ST. CLAIR Did you ever try to get money for a cause? Anybody who has, will tell you that it is no easy job. but this is what Mr. St. Clair has done for two years. He has worked hard for us. been behind the team, win or lose, and been fighting to keep the team going. COACH LOWE Mr. Lowe deserves much credit for the show- ing made by Stripling High the last two years. He has taken practically no material and built two winning football teams. Last year he built a bas- ket ball team that ran as smooth as oil. This year he had one that was a thorn in other teams' suc- cess. He has a large num- ber out for baseball. and it looks as if they will make a winning team. He is a real man: he wins without boasting and loses without excusing. THE MANAGERS f S COACH HAYDEN You don't hear much from Miss Hayden, but you know it's the empty wagon that makes the noise. She is a pal to all the girls. is always working to make them strong and healthy. She built a basket ball team this year that was a win- ning one. Page 7 6 ww HUGHES KING Would.you ever guess that Teantsy was so full of pep? We couldn't imag- ine it until he was elected pep squad leader. Since that he has surely shown his pep in yelling for all the ball games and leading them to many victories. Page 7 7 PEP LEADERS CHRISTINE BROWN Christine Wo r ke d with a group of girls many days after school to form a pep squad that well rep- resented the school in all the athletic activi- ties. She has proved to be a good sport and a capable pep squad leader. i i F l . E F E I 1 i i. b l i, l F F. l i I -'W-vr ip. FERDIE JOHNSON Captain of the Foot- ball Team. RUTH SEARS Captain of the Girls' Basket Ball Team. X I 5, 'A xv THE CAPTAIN S 1. f Q 1 i 1 1 -K I' , JAMES CROSS Captain of the Boys Basket Ball Team. XVILLIAMlVllTCHEl.l Sport Writer for tht Yellow Jacket. Pa 75' FOOTBALL W if X THE FOOTBALL TEAM With a team that was made up of entirely new material, XV. C. Strip- ling is again the champion of the class B division. The boys started the year off right by defeating Poly, a team in the class A division. The scrap was I I to 6 The team showed that it had worked hard, and had not worked in vain. The team worked like a machine without a cog missing. The football boys carried the work on through the rest of the year. In class B they were defeated only once and were victorious six times. It is a honor to have such fine boys and real sports to carry the banner of the W. C. Stripling High School on through the years to come. It is also an honor to have such a fine coach as Mr. Lowe to put the boys through a good clean game. Page 8 O if 1- .av l l y l FERDIE JOHNSON l Captain Ferdie was a per- fect cog in the wheel, a good sportsman, and an able captain. He kept up the fight- ing spirit of the team and was always on the job. CHARLES PRIDDY Center Charles, an accu- rate passback, helped to give the backfield a good start. He was noted for sailing through the line and downing a man in his tracks. He has been elected captain for next year. Page 8 I 'X '-- L MAR1oN PENDERY Quarter Twink went into the game with undy- ing determination' to win and was a con- sistent ground gainer and an accurate passer. - JOHNNY THOMPSON Half Johnny was an all round backfielder. He was a good runner, passer, receiver. and tackle. GRANVILLE ALLEN Guard This was Allen's first year, but he played like a veteran. He left a hole in the line wh-en it was needed. JEWELL HOWELL Guard Jewell is an old reliable, always doing his best anfd more. Jewell will be back next year. AB WHITE End Ab pulled the ball out of the ether and was a real red-blood- ed fighter. H PEMBERTON ROGERS Half Pemberton was a bag of steel nerves and never gave up spirit. He was an excellent line smashes: and very dependable. Page. 82 CLAUDE NAY Tackle Claude was a hard fighter and always did his best. The sdhool lost him at at mid-term. if ED WHITE End Ed was a sensa- tional tackler and in- variably got his man. Page 83 MILO NlAHAN Half Milo was a swift and agile side-stepper and mighty hard to tackle. HENRY BROOKS Tackle Henry was little, but heavy. Henry didn't wait for his man: he went after him. Henry will be back next year. ROY BOSWELL Half R. L. was a good line plunger and ex- cellent for receiving. passes. He was al- ways in the play. EUGENE PENDERY Gene was a sure tackle and always made his hole for the backfield. MARSHALL CONE Half Marshall was a beautiful runner and made many beautiful tackles. Once through the line meant a sure touchdown Page 84?- W oxfts ofher Sp BUYS' BASKETBALL Coach Lowe built a basketball team this year that were not champions, but a thorn in the side of the other teams when it came to winning a game. The team, although it lost repeatedly, fought on with the same old spirit that W. C. Stripling High School is noted for. They kept the flag up and never let it touch the ground. It is not the best team that Wins, but the team that can lose without excusing and win without boasting. The W. C. Stripling student body is proud of the set of boys that represent them in bas- ketball, and may they have better luck next year. Page 86 GIRLS' BASKETBALL The Stripling High girls' basketball team had .another suc- cessful season. They won the Class B. League Championship and showed up to advantage against Class A. teams. Ruth Sears was captain of the squad of players this year and proved a capable lead- er. The seven girls that lettered and were awarded the S were: Bessie Albright, Christine Brown, Grace Grafft, Bernice Herndon, Ruth Sears, Virginia Stovall, and Charlie Edith True. Special mention should be given to the substitutes who prac- ticed with the team all season and who made possible the success of our team. Squad members were: Faye Smyre, Blanche Grace, Leola Ramfield, Margaret Watkins, Elizabeth Turner, Ethel Sphuler, Anna Ruth Ogden, Florence Wells, Marjorie Motter, and Norma Lou McKenzie. Page 87 GYM CLASSES There is a great variety in the program of the gym classes. The following phases are covered throughout the year: marching, cal- isthenics, track, volleyball, baseball games, and certain phases of hygiene, aiming at the formation of definite health habits. The gym class championship in each sport is determined, and this has proved of great interest to all of the participants. The following picture shows a formation and exercises of the combined classes in Physical Education. -t.. Page 88 1 X -,,r' 'I 5 X-fx f E1 i AV , R-,,.f'i'Tv KN I . Q , Y' X Q W W A X 3 I ORGANIZATIONS PEMBERTON ROGERS L .L BESS CRAWFORD, AA., JACK HOLLAND L LLLL . JAMES CROSS L OSOOO ANN EVARTS TAYLOR L. CLARA MANNING ,,,,,, MARY BOWERS L ..,, EARLE MARIE WALKER, HUGH KELLY.- .LL,LLLLLL,.., -O CHESTER DALBYH, ,YL. . LEOLA RAMFIELD., ,L,YL L BILLY BOB BURROUGHS LOUISE HARTMAN .OLLLLLL LA VAUOHN GIDDINGS CAYLOMA HEMSELLH BURFORD SCALINC. L I YELLOW JACKET STAFF L Business Manager Editor-in-Chief L,,LAduertising Manager Asst. Business Manager L ,LLLL rAsst. Editor-in-Chief ,,,Literary Editor LLL,rLiterary Editor ,Society Editor L,...,..,AFf Editor Photographer ,L.L... Class Representative L L L,LL, Humor Editor Art Editor . L,,, ,,rHumor Editor .,..--,,,,,,Photographer L Advertising Agent Page 9 0 GIRL RESERVE OFFICERS MARX' BOWERS I EEEE I P:esi'danr DOROTHY CONKLING ,Vice President MISS O'MEARA E e..e,eeee I Sponsor LOUISE TRAMMELL eeeee E I O I Secretary KATHRYN BROWER eeeeee ee,e..eee I Service Chairman EVALYNE CONNELLY ee.,,, . , ,EResoIutiOn Chairman MARTHA VOLKELW .,., CHRISTINE BROWN OO,.., FRANCES SUTTONWW.- LUCILE TIPTON E -- LOUISE HARTMANW-- VELOX WILCOX EOOEEO... -,,,,CLibrary Chairman -,WMusir Chairman I Cvv,,..C,. Treasurer -E,CSocial Chairman C,--C,,,C,POster Chairman ,-,E,,DeUotional Chairman ELIZBETH DELANEY ,CCOCC. I CCCCCOCCCCOO,O ..,Ring Chairman MELBA BRIGGS E CCOC C- Constitutional Chairman I Page 91 THE GIRL RESERVES For the past few years the Girl Reserves all over the world have set aside a week in April as Girls' Week. During this week the Mother and Daughter Banquet is given at the Texas Hotel. It is designed to bring about closer union of mother and daughter, and to teach the mother something of her daughter's work as a Girl Reserve. Last year our banquet was full of pep. Girl Reserve loyalty songs, camp songs, and toasts were given. This year the Dad and'Daughter Banquet has been inaugurated. The Girl Reserves have participated in many functions at the Y. W. C. A. the past year. Only a small idea has been given here of Girl Reserve social functions. You'll have to join the club to understand the full scope of entertainment. The Girl Reserves of Stripling High School have done a memorable work in the past and will continue to do so in the future. In order to give an idea of the Girl Reserve ideals, we will give on the following page the code. the purpose, the slogan, the four fold object. and the quest of the Girl Re- serves. X.. -0.1.9212 Page 92 THE IDEALS OF THE GIRL RESERVES The Code: As a Girl Reserve I will be: Gracious in manner. lmpartial in judgment. Ready for service. Loyal to friends Reaching toward the best. Earnest in purpose. Seeing the beautiful Eager for knowledge, Reverent to God. Victorious over self. Ever dependable. Sincere at all times. The Purpose: To find and give the best. The Slogan: To face life squarely. Four Fold Object: Training for health, service, knowledge and spirit. The Quest: Page 9 Everywhere, always, in sunshine, in shadow, in joy, in disap- pointment, in success, in defeat-we, the Girl Reserves of Ameri- ca, follow the Gleam. If we fall, we rise to face the light: if once we fail, we fight again to win: we cannot be lonely-we stand together. Prom North to farthest South, from East to distant West, ours is the surest quest. We know the One we follow. HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS CLARENCE HUssEY ,.O..O - ,OO.O O..OOO,OOOOOOOOO. . . i U President MARY BOWERS OOOOO OOOOOOO V ice-President RUTH SEARS., ..O.OOO. . . .OOO Secretary CLARA MANNING. ,.CC., ..C.CCC.,, . CCCC, CCC,,,C C . . . C ffreasurer The Societas Honoris of Stripling High has for its ideals citizenship. scholarship, and leadership, These are the highest standards that it is possible to have. If the members of the society can live up to the club's standards. they will truly be leaders. The club has been seeking admission to the National Honor Society. which will greatly strengthen its work and make it purposeful. The National Society is a time honored institution which upholds all uplifting standards. The Societas Honoris is now preparing for publication a handbook entitled The S Book , It will be full of information as to credits for college entrance, club work, etc. This little book will be of great value to high school students. Although the organization is young, its future promises well and its work is expected to do great good to the school and its students. Page 94 .. 'M w C gg 'EY CHI -SIGMA CLUB OFFICERS MARY JANE SPRIGG CCCCCW. . ...President MARGARET OVERALL. ,.,EE ....-,Vice-President KATHRYN BROWER ,EE.. o EEEEE. . Secretary EVALYNE CONNELLEY. .EE.EE, ..W,Treasurer Miss WILLIAMS, ......LLLL,.,L .Sponsor The Chi-Sigma Club is limited to sixteen members. It was organized for the purpose of promoting friendliness. Since then its Work has become varied and interesting. Parties are given by each member in turn. Meetings are held every two weeks. Top Row: MADELINE WHITE, MILDRED FORD, DORIS LEA, FLORENCE WELLS, FLORA LANEY, GWYNNEVERE PYLES. Bottom Row: WILNIA HUGHES, HELEN PRESLEY, MARY SUE LOGAN, DOROTHY CONKLING, MELBA BRIGGS, KATHRYN ELKINS. l'aII1e 'U 5 J. -Bw f 15 1 THE SENIOR HI-Y CLUB The purpose of the Hi-Y is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the high school and community-high standards Of Christian character. When we moved into the new building, the Hi-Y was given a club room, and members furnished it with a table, chairs, pictures, and other things found in an up-to-date club room. The Senior Hi-Y has sixteen active members. Coach Lowe is sponsor, and James Cross. president, v Top Row: MAHAN, ALLEN, BROWN, HOWELL, BURROUGHS, PARIS, PEND- ERY, IRBY, HOLLAND. Bottom Row: NEELY, CROSS, NAY, COACH LOWE, FOSTER, SHIRLEY, JOHN- sON. ROGERS. Page 9 6 t' -r 4.4. 1 as 5 THE JUNIOR HI-Y CLUB The Junior Hi-Y Club was recently renamed the Pioneer Hi-Y Club. It was founded in the earlier part of 1927 by five boys who are our charter members. At that time the membership consisted of about ten members, and since then has grown to about twenty-five members. We hope to increase that number to about forty by the end of the year. It is not our object to increase our membership as much as possible. We obtain only the best, finest, and youngest boys available. XVe deem it im- portant that We obtain the younger boys, whose ideals are yet to be molded. Our executive board with the consent of the members has passed a law that a member must be a freshman in order to join. On the Whole We wish to build our club to a bigger and better one by living up to our constitution and ideals and carrying out our purpose. which is to create, maintain and extend throughout the community high standards of Christian living Top Row: PATH. HENDERSON, MONTRIEF, WILLIAMS, BROWN, YAR- BROUGH. RODGERS. BREDOW, LANEY, STEINMETZ. Bottom Row: SCALING. STINE, CLARK, COLTON, MR. BROUS, PHILLIPS, SMITH. HARTMAN, GAMMoN. Page 97 'B'- oA I THE SPANISH CLUB GFFICERS LORRAINE THOMPSON .. .. .. ...... .. President HUGH COX .. .. .. ...Vice-President CHRISTINE WELDON -. Secretary VELOX WILCOX - .. .- . .. ,. , -.Treasurer DORIS GILLESPIE. . . ,I,. .Publicity Chairman MISS WILIAMS. SSSSSS SSS,.,.WSS,I.....,. S ponsor I First Row: EVELYN LEAK. CHARLOTTE HAWES. N. G. CARTER. LII.- LIAN KRAUSE. RUTH SGHULTZ, MAURINE STOKES. FLORA LANEY, STELLA BAILEY. ROBBIE MARTIN. Second Row: GLADYS MCBURNETT, MARGARET OVERALL, RUBY CLARA GOODNIGHT, MARVIN ESTES. HAZEL PAIN, ERNESTINE TAYLOR. ISABELLE ENGLEEIELD. WILLIAM CRANZ. MARTHA VOLKEL. Third Row: ELIZABETH HAYS. MARIE MGKINNEY, MARY K. STONE, DOROTHY HELLERMAN. DOROTHY CONKLING. KATHRYN BROWER. MELBA BRIGGS. LENA BELLE HULSEY, PERRY LEONARD. Page O 8 9: THE SPANISH CLUB The purpose of the Spanish Club is to promote interest in the language, the literature, and the people, not only of Spain. but of all Spanish speaking countries: to learn Spanish songs and customs. The club will spend most Of its money this year for new library books for the use of the Spanish department. Many members have enjoyed a Mexican dinner at the Fenix Cafe. First Row: JANE NICHOLS, WILBUR SLY, EVALYNE CONNELLEY. FLETA PEARLE DOYLE, AL G. STINMETZ. FRANCES SMITH, FLORENCE BAY ONA. BRAOO. GRACE GRAFFT. 1 Second Row: EUGENA STINSON, FLORENCE WELLS, FRANCES SUT- TON. SETH GARRISON, CARIDONA VANN. LUCILLE LUNSFORD. ISABELLE BATES. JOSEPHINE COLEMAN. RALPH MCMILLEN. Third Row: ELIZABETH TURNER. MABEL LEONARD, VIVIAN THOR- NAL, WILLIAM GLEN XVALKER. CHRISTINE BROWN, OLA WIOHTMAN FRANCES GRAVES, DOROTHY JONES, ANNA LYNN DORSEY. 1 Page 9 9 PY ROMANUS CGNVENTUS The Latin Club held its first regular meeting on November 2. 1927. At this time the following officers were elected. RUTH SEARS ttttt.ett.v,vt.....v..,et.ee.., ,e....,v ,,.... . P rimus Consul MARJORIE BEECH tte,et ..,,.. , Secundus Consul MARY JANE SPRIGG, tttttt ..,.tt........., Scriba JEAN GRUBER t.,,..,,. .Quaestor RUTH Rooms ..,..... ,....., N untius CHARLES PYLES ....,.ttt.ittt,t.,tttt.tttttt,ttv,.t.tttttttttttttt,.tttti,ee,.ee. Legatus The club adopted as its name, Romanus Conventusg as its flower, rosa. The purposes of Romanus Conventus are as follows: study, pleasure, service. In fulfilling these purposes the club hopes to act as a cultural asset to its mem- bers, to foster social life, and to serve the school as a whole. Anyone who takes Latin is elegible to belong. Page 100 THE ORCHESTRA Our high school orchestra was reorganized at the beginning of the fall term with a membership of fifteen. At mid-term the membership was in- creased to twenty. The young musicians have appeared on several programs during the year under the successful direction of Mrs. Mildred Buttermore. Our orchestra is also a part of the All-City High School Orchestra, an organization directed by Captain Wilfred Wilson, which is to make several appearances in and around Fort Worth. Stripling is very proud that one of her young violinists was chosen as a member of the National High School Orchestra and Summer Camp, which is to meet in Chicago this year. She is concert master in our Orchestra-Miss Louise Trammell. Page 101 'lv . -' ,r THE BOYS OCTET The Octet was formed at the beginning of the fall term of 1927 under the very able di- rection of Mrs. Mildred Buttermore. The boys were selected for ability to sing parts as well as for quality of voice. Because of Mrs. Buttermore's untiring efforts a very good Octet was developed. The young singers did not win the applause of their audience without many hours of practice. The boys rehearsed before and after school besides the regular work done in the chorus class. Their singing before a number of audiences, particularly the student body. resulted in increased enthusiasm for others to take up this work. This was noticed especial- ly at the beginning of the spring term of 1928, when the enrollment was increased to eighty, this being the largest number of students ever enrolled for chorus work in the history of the school Stripling High has the only boy Octet inthe Fort Worth High Schools, and we are proud to know that Stripling leads all the other schools in this Work. We hope to see some of our boys become finished singers in time. . Many thanks are due Mrs. Buttermore, and we all hope she will be even more successful with the chorus classes to come. Personnel KENNEDY ORR CLAUDE NAY R. L. BOSWELL AB WHITE ED MILLER TENORS PERRY LEONARD BASS J. L. HOWELL LEONARD PENDRY MRS. MILDRED BUTTERMORE Director and Accompanist Page I 02 59 F 51,9 , . .. .. N, 1 Q K. THE GLEE CLUB Unusual interest has been manifested in chorus work this year. Our chorus classes organized this fall, numbering fifty-five in membership, in- creased to seventy at mid-term enrollment. They have been prominent on graduation, P.-T. A., and numerous other school programs and will partici- pate in the All-City Music program to be given by all the High Schools Music Week of this year. C-Church Music H-Harmony O-Opera Selections R-Rote Songs U-Unison Melodies S-School Song Page 103 ,, I, I THE CADET CORPS 'fe The cadets of the W. C. Stripling High School have had a very successful year under the command of Captains Prichard and Head. A squad was entered in the Squad Competition held in the Recreation Building. Those who made up the squad were Captain Glen Walker. t First Lieutenant Antony, Sergeant Irvin, Serq CAPTAIN PRICHARD geant Garrison, Private Robertson, First Lieu- tenant Nance, Second Lieutenant Hefner, Pri- vate Meyers. A rifle team composed of Major Jack Holland. Goodman An- tony, Van Nance. Samuel Hefner, and Lawrence Burton was also entered. This team won individual medals and a loving cup given for the best rifle team in Fort Worth. There were several promotions this year that made Lieutenant Glen Walker, Captain: Second Lieutenant Nance, First Lieutenantg Sergeant Hefner, Second Lieutenant. Lieutenant Antony was transferred to Battalion Adjutant and Captain Wilkerson to the Regimental Staff. Page 104 at , THE CADET CGRPS '23 The Sponsors for the year were Major O'Nleara, faculty sponsor and Captain Lucile Tipton, Company Sponsor. Captain Prichard, who came from West Point, had charge of the Cadets the first term. There were not many Cadets: however, Cap- tain Prichard made each of them a well-drilled soldier. CAPTAIN TIPTON Captain Head, who took charge of the corps for the second term, has seen thiry years of active service in the regular army. He has served on the border and in the World War in his career as a sergeant in the regular army-. Captain Glen Vwfalker, Captain Wilkerson, Captain Prichard, Major Holland, First Lieutenant Anthony, First Lieutenant Nance Page 105 THE TRIPLE P CLUB The Triple F Club. organized two or three years ago, is a social club of twelve W. C, Stripling students. It consists of the following members: Back Row: STELLA BAILEY, KATHERINE WII.COX. CAYLOMA HEM- SELL, LUCILE TIPTON, EARLE MARIE WALKER, GLYNN FOWLER, MARTHA HENDERSON. Front Row: LORRAINE THOMPSON. LILLIS RIDGEWAY, MISS FER- RIS, Sponsorp RUTH SEARS. VIRGINIA STOVALL. nu...-ag ' IIII I ' . 'fig 2 'fE lv I Page 106 V if Z R K X fl -A 'W 5 Q I ,,, J, we YK . V S ' 9 L5 an FUN AND ADS 1 1 ...1 ... .-. ... .. A.. - ,Q A...1,, Mnmugirfmlngxu 1, 1 3: ia: WJ: 11 7:72 1 ii :il :I-1+:u7: 1 -na1n-p1..- I!! '1 11 4: 11 I I: 1, W 1 1' 4, 11 4, 1' I I, 1 1, , E V 1 H F- ' I H In , ' 1 .1 41 ' ly V. I 4, l 1 1 , , 'I 'I 'The best yet rs the Scotchman who wouldn t 1 4, 1 . . 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E ty , , 0' I , IS YOUR DWELLING Insured fn 4, g -4' X ,L ' I ' l ' 'T ' 5 , i A Q The M1llers Mutual .g , : l5W'2!2E:5 ' X Your Port Worth Company E 1: I - N 4 , . 1, : T 'l '+ I and the Oldest Tevas Insurance Company A 'I i ' g , ' E A - -m- -,,,- ,,,, -,,,,,-.,,-4 C l Hill Crest Beauty s A 1: gl......1q,1..1l.-1-1nu1nn1ul-nn1Il1Ill14H- 1 ''I' I Shop I , T 1 IVe Specialize in Keen and Eugene l Permanent Waves Compliments I f of , 'I Baker Eloral CO. 'I l P 4, ALSO n-w--'-----'-r--'-'--H---H-H-----H -M----- l' 1, 1' Hair Cutting, Shampooing, Mar- I 4' cels, Manicuring, Scalp Treatment, 'I-------H--'----- '- - '- - - - - 'I ' 5 T Fmalb' Tanner-Williams CO. 1- I, i 1801 HILL CREST Primers I 1 .g It I Phone 2-1850 Mrs. W. M. Rogers NIEDICAL ARTS BUILDING qi oi. --rv - 11-1 ---r--.,- -'.y - rlvn - ..,. - ..,. - .... - .... - .... - .... - .... ......-.. 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C. l ,I Stripling High School I, I 1, Southwestern Office-943 Athletic Bldg. 'i I DALLAS i fl ' :I l 1, I , ' I 4' 'I i 1 , 4-------I ----- --I - ------ I- -'-' -- --II -II ------ II--I ---- I--------+ I 4' +l1llIillll1lIlliIIIlT Ili!! iuliillillllllli' T im? Illl llllillllililll IIII CiilllllilIli!llTllllTlllli'llll!1llllTl4llTllUiUl' + 1' I 1 .. I ' LAUGH THAT OFF , 4: I A' - - Registrar to Frosh: What's ' 4 ' H il THRIFT in school - results in Your gwen name? E I jI progress and success. Frosh: Jule. I ,' ll 1 v ' ll If I , 4, II THRIFT in business--develops ad- Registrar' AW' Say Julius' I I 4, in vancment and independence. CTO next FYO-Sh? liWh3f'S Y0U1'S?H I i Frosh: B1ll1ous. 'I , H Success and independence are oft' i 'E -1, ,I times started with a THRIFT 'u-m'- -m 'm-'u- - - - - - 'I 4, II 3CC0unt- .-......-...-....-..-........-..-......-...-...-..........fp I IP , QQ THE FLOWER SHOP I ,I 709 We t Seve th St e t ' 1: ,I T H E T E X A S Phones: sz-s4oon-2-0357 l I' 1 l nuiuu--nu--un1uniuu1I4u1ul1ln1ll1lI41lln-441051-us, 'I I I NATIONAL BANK E 4' li 1 sputum-uninurnu--un1uu1 IIII 1I4u-un-nn- unnn -uu1nn1su ,I 1' I S 'ngS DeP 'fmem J. o. WRIGHT ELECTRIC I 1' u HOUSTON at NINTH STREET CQMPANY T II, 'I 1 Repairing and House Wiring g I 'I Phone 2-1049 4908 Donley St. ! ' :I gi -mI- IIII -lw- I:Ir 1mI-urI-III4- Illl -In1ln--nu1nIl--:In-uiunlg Q.- ,,,, 1,,,,1,,,...,,,,...,mlH1,Hi,,1,,i,,,...,,,,....,,.1,,,,1.,i,,i 4, L F' U EBH llllnxlx- 'A' 1Yxx'lx'dl zA1lioilx'MI'A' ENV' 'A' ' ' ' ' 'N 'A 1'l3il1'fX1lzHil1i'1l lSrlx01lx'23'x1fi ' ' Page 116 UI1- 11, Ir Q -AI -'AA -.A .AA A A A I --.... f M .V Irv: . 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'--- - -1- f'-'m- vllf - -vrl - - - 'If' - - ' -I-'ff'-Hn--I 1: 1... ------ .-a--ae---n-uu-u--u-i- lffl uln-lw-fH'- 1 -' - '- - -U'1 '1 '-W lg is PH C311 Save MOHGY --,Q :ig iglf-flffieifiiiiiifiaeeiifei ' -e-.,, jr BY pwmpf Payment Of Gas bills Dad can save real cash. Some folks ,,V, think that because they do not pay .U 4: their gas bills upon due date that 1 they penalized' Weeee. The .e Fort Worth Gas Company gives a 1: discount for prompt payment. Pay on or before due date and save the 1 difference for a rainy day. i, tr Fort Worth Gas Co. Southern Union Distributors of the - I BPM Cheaper Fuel- Life Insurance Co. ,h Natural Gag J. L. MISTROT. President 'I ' 4 Tom PoYNoR. Vice-President E .--1 fv-4 1 .1-- 1 iiei --m- iiii -nn-nn-n.--...-..- 1 -...in - ..i. inH-Mu1u'-mv--uu--nn--lu-un-uniuliuwillill-I 1' ,Eg ifbifvgdfdflvV611fg-'!Tg755'V!Q fI!2X!'P'QA'!-TQAQV-' 'Y' ' A ' ' W' A ' ' ledge 124 ,L -A .A-A -A A- -A -.A Ava. -.Q -.-. -.A -AIIQIEIIQI -.- .A -.- -4. .A. -.AEE Q -Q--'---H ---------- -- - --'- - --A- -4- +-'-------1------- x--- ---I--I--------I-I--I----I---,---I-'-1--,--.--+ 'I I N II out 51105. i Cheste1L.Ir7rlss.Presm'enl V N , E: T Y 'BRT WORTH - DALLA 5 -WACO - wie!-ill 4 5 ' I EI O Fort Worth's ' Most Beautiful 4 W Store Where Boys J and Girls Prefer to I 3, I C. S. Knott and Son, Props. SHOP :J 1 Im- - ' - I- -'I'f-W - - - -I--I II ! +u1nn1 1 Q111 iliil I -, ,im- f' i +I g JI JI ' . ., 440 N. Main Street JOKES E Pat and Mike were spending the 1, I Office Phone: Res. Phone: night in a hotel' They had just J I 3-2809 2-5559 I I gotten in bed when Pat got up. J 4. struck a match, blew it out, and 4, +--u-W-NW - - - - - - - - - IIII - .I'I - got back in bed. I UI-Iey, what did you do that I embellished wi th I wrought iron is :I for? asked Nlikel To see if I turned the lights out, he replied. Did you ever hear the joke about the Scotchman and the oat- meal? .iNOpe.,, Well, I can't tell you. It's a serial. ...........-...- - - - - .. .. -....-.......3. EQ I Ia E E za I I I I I I I I I I I tr I I I I I I In I 'I 'I I I I I I I I I I I E E I5 F P I P I 4 5 . . . . J I more distinctive, more substantial. J I more beautiful. 4 E :I I Iron is written upon every page of 4' I history since the dawn of civilization. J I Wrought Iron, sturdy and strong. is 4, I everlasting, lends charm and color to your , i home. 4 1, 5 At our forge you will find a master I craftsman, an artist who brought his pro- 4' I fession with him from Europe, where 4, T wrought iron has been brought to its high- , g est point of perfection, ready to serve your 4' I wishes. .J I , . 4' I Artistic Wrought Iron Works of the 4 J : I 1, GENERAL METALS 1, MANUFACTURING CO. 4 I SUCCESSORS TO : 5 I PRACTICAL Toor as STEEL CORP. .1 I -1 - 15 -I-.....,.-...-.....-...,...-..............-.......... 4' , , nrzrmxrmrfr-r' ' .rar '--f Page 125 --1 Q .yy fl i li ll f . ll l i 4 L P P P D .QJg33g rv. .-.-.-.-.-. .-. .- .,.-.-. .-. .J .,. .,. ... ...!MEMNJMEQUMWaL Q El' QL .E........1..-im-un ---- .Q-u-n--u--u-nu 1:----- -w-v1I- II1' --'1w-'N- 1 - '-'- - 'li4 1' za i l E vi, i V in Y 2 in H TEXAS WOMAN S Es i 'i' COLLEGE 3 'g I : lr 3 FORT WORTH, TEXAS 'I L Eg Q Offers Courses leading to B.A., B.S., and B.M. Degrees lg V, i DO You KNow l -. '5 - il: 't ll THAT Texas Woman's College had over 600 students last 11 ,, year? it r 1 'E . THAT T. W. C. had more students, according to enrollment D: 1' i doing graduate work in the great universities last year E .H than any woman's college in the South? A very good test as to interest in scholarship. THAT Liberal Arts and Fine Arts courses are so balanced at i 4: ifyj T. W. C. as to combine scholarship and culture. r TT I +: THAT Emphasis is placed on the development of leadership at :E T. W. C. i .5 4 1 THAT Going to college is not a social lark, but serious business? 1, 2 , f it THAT A student can take her A. B. Degree from T. W. C. and ' ' T in nine months take an A. M. from Columbia? You :, ji can do no more at any other institution. pg 3 1: I 'r E ll . . . 1 E Q lf Write office for Izterature or Telephone 5-3046 IE J! 3.-...1qp1n-1:-ua1nu1u:inixfnz ::T::?::7::fui:, , a:i::in-n:..l:fu:+:: :Y . .fzz ,. ,::f:: ::' ::7::7:c:l I g EHYHE l b S Page I Z 6 .1 '1 P P QAMMPLZ ... nu ... ... .u -2. .u ... ..A ... ..A ' +I E: eg..-.,..-.,.. ---- ,......,.-....-...-....... ..,. -....- .,.. - .... - .!..-..-..,... ,,., ................,..... ..., ........,.....,..,....,...-,...-,,..-.,,-.ge Q I 5 1 L A THOUGHTPLLY 1 'L Q l X A- i , i i 4' . 3 ixx x4- S 4, Q :f 1. , I ':' 1, I .1 M- A A 2 MANAGED T 1 1 T A M1 7 1' l - C. ffaainift- 'W Z BANK 1 ' ju 1 e- N S A , 4, z T K5 2 A ,t i 1 1' .1 ' ' I 1 'f u I Q 1 Pee: Well, Mike, how'd CONTINENTAL ,, 1 , U NATIONAL I , 4' ,Y you 11ke to be up there 1n that BANK f ', I x H 4, 4 plane? J :I F W W 's I U W r 1' 1 M'k : , I' h t . ' 1, 1 ' 1 e Begorra di a e Capztal and Surplus +I 1, f lxke- to be up there w1thout ,, jr 1 one 81,000,000 i 1 2' ' 3' fi-- ---- - ---- ----------- 1 ------- ---,-,-- ----------- --1-----if 5 UIOIIII--'Iv 1111111111- Ilvl - Illv I 1...-.11 1 1 llll - lll, 1,111-un-mf-111111411-11111 -uu11.u- or jf 1' Q 1 'I 1' L . f 'f ' 1- B1gharn '26 Company G U N N S 1' 1 4 5 . ' v- ' It 1, 1 Meats and Grocerzes Dyemg and Dy Cleanmg '1 I ' B ' G Wh I ' d H f . 210 West Weatherford se. usmess Cid are mme 1 ' I F W , , Q ji Ort mth Texas Stays Where Treated R1ght. 4, I, Phones: 33269-50553 can 2-2166 915 North sf. 1 3 T ' ' it Oit-wl-m- 1:1-n 1 -1 -nu-11.111111111111111-.1q.1un-n ' 'Wi in 1'1 '- ' '- 'L E I lillllllllllillllllillh1llll1-llllllllvllulnnllluillni 'lll I-. Wuulln-WHHT-'mlulIWllIWu'lu!T'I'l-U-1uul.nin-? :I It's the Co-Eds themselves that need ,I I' John E' Quarles CO' redressing and not their wrongs. g 'I :P : - 4, I1 Quality Lumber - - - - - '- ' - ' - '- '-'L 'I 1- ,-..-,,-1-1,-,.- ,,.. - ..,, -,.-..,-,.-,.1-,.,-..,..,,,., -I i 90 South Jennlngs AW- MYRICK-RosE Pooo SHOP ! fp 1 1 If Ire fe Ear, We Have If Q it 1' i Fort Worth, Texas 2-3234-Phones-2-3235 1 1' T EARLE GILBERT, Manager L L, 12 4.- .... .. ..,, - .... - .... - .... - .... - .,., .. ..,. -u,...,,,. ,,,, - -,,,-,,-, ,,,,, - ,,,, - ,,,, - ,,,, - ,,,, - ,,,, , ,,,, - ,,,, - ,,,, -,,,-H,-,,,-,,,,-,,-,L Sl 1' 1 E .- IPM i31'11'5UxHh'5H1ZS'11Ez3'1J'zf 1T1Eili8HEi1iE1T ' ' ' ' ' Vg? UYVVWIQI fi Page 127 Y -I 4I I 'I 4 I 'I 4 I I 1 I 1 I I 'I I II I 4 I .II :I :I :I II 4I I :I I ,s PZ 'QI Q 'I :I E El SI I 4 I 1 .I 'I I II .ly -D ji QI II I 5 E. PQ fjx 1 EI 1- in e.- L- I . ..: ..-.,.-..-....-.......-..-......-...-..I-......., 1- 4 TEXAS CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY 1873-1928 Conservative in Standards Constructive in Policies Progressive in Education Intrepid in Scholarship Cosmopolitan in Relations Christian in Faith. Are you interested 2- In students who seek the best? In educational opportunity, together with life in Fort Worth? In a faculty whose scholarship is technical and modern? In clean, Wholesome interscholastic athletics? Come to T. C. U. Situated on a beautiful campus overlooking the city. It is a power We can scarce reckon. Life is not all related to dollars nor to balance on the right side of the ledger. In large terms, it deals with intellect, with heart and Service and love and life. At T. C. U. the young people learn to think clearly, to know the false from the true, to follow reasoning without faltering. They learn standards of beauty, interpre- tation of history, mazes of mathematics. They learn to assay life in its higher forms and phases and become familiar with the great in all ages and climes. It is a shrine where religion as well as Education is made real. For information and catalogue Address the President Texas Christian University FORT WORTH, TEXAS -,,,,1,...-.u75:7:: :.nLfn-- :: ' nil: ::n:1:4u1nu1:+:-:Ir :zf-:: Y :u-u:ll1n- IFZYIEKJIEIIHIIZSIIIKIIEZ IZVI iilf1iiIiXiI?ZSilIZ3ilINliiYilEliZ3ITifIIliAil' ' IKE? 1' ' ' .-. ., - .-. .,. .- ,. .-. .,. - ... ... EMEQTQlUQP!MDA EQTQ 1 I U MII M A ILISZIILQI ... .,.L,J ... ..,I,. ,,..vII5Q:I3gzI1QIrgmgr,,,I Av.IQ1,ng1I5Q1ILx1mr Nvuv. , .J Iggr., ,J ,JF 4I Ip :I lf' l1ll14l-Ol ll1l-n1ln-O!! ala :Af nn1n1u-Z::1n4 :4:4:4:-cfs .Em A34---ni: -I 1: 11: ::-nn-u: , nu1u. L- :: -1 4: :u--u1un1.-in--sin In ' I I .. 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I Page I2 9 A- --f -A -- A- A- -A ---- --59153559 A-A - -- -.- -.A - - Av- A-4 EMBQTQ!EQl7g ?s:n-no-:asian--unruniun-nniuiax vnnu 1- eunu 1 nnnv - nxnn 1 nunu -- I 4 1 , I 7 I S - 4 H W ' I I fs ' I awww. .2-'rf-4, I I Doctor: Have you been to any other doctor before you came to see me? Patient: No, sir. I went to a druggist-. II II Doctor: And what idiotic ad- vice did he give you? I . i' Patxcntz He told me to come I see you. , .g...,-....-.... ........... ..-.. 1- I I I I A. J . ANDERSON I COMPANY Established 1877 I I Sportsman's Headquarters For Fifty I Years. I I I S ' 2 0I't11'1 Q p g Goods I I Phone 2-2151 1101-3-5 Houston sr. I I I 'i' .-........-..--------- .,,. -..M -....-....- - .. .. - .......-....-...,-....-,....,...-...-...g. .Y W ,wvnm E 1, In A 1. 1 -lv 1-.1..-....- .... .. .... - ..,. - .... - .... ... .,.. .. .... .. .... - ,,.. - ..,. - .,,. -.,,.-.? I I I I GEBHARD I I DRUGSTOREI Fountain Service U nexcel led Prescription Druggist Stop 15 4640 Camp Bowie Blvd. 2-1115 2-1116 I I - III' 1 IIII 1 I1 1 '1 1 1III 11-11 fvll - llll 1 14 H1 Iill 1ll1ui0 - 1111 1 1e11 1 11:1 11u1un1uu- 1111 1 1111 1 1111 111u111u1uu1u11-u1u1: Try Mefford's Chicken They are qso DIFFERENTJ I 3533 Camp Bowie 1634 Park Place i -!----1-- -'-' - -'-' - -'-' - -'-1 --- - -w'- 1-1' - 1-1- - 1--- - 1--1 ----I-sr? ' -'-- - - - - - - -'- - Q XV. P. BONNER I GROCERY and MARKET . 4937 Camp Bowie Blvd. 2-5652 H-ill!-1 illl T llil l llll i llil illlli' Ylll 1 llll 1 llll '- llll 1 Vlll 1011- I'Il 1.1111-Oil - 1111 iTt11 1111 1 u 111 - 1 1111 111111 1111 1 1111 iqiuigg? ARCHIE W. CARRUTHERS I Grain and Feed I I 2-3325-P. O. Box 1594 I I -1--- ---- - ---- ----M---u-----m-M-'-1- '-'- -H----I------I--+ Page -,1 . I 4 1 P 4 'r 'i 1 'Y .,. 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DQI FQIIFQUIQTIIQQQH' ' g?,g-xl,--in gg- iqierf 1 :f - :ei 1 1 -1.-m-1---m-1 lfll -un1un-n1n--1-I--.1uu-...-nge ll ' , ll STRIPLING HIGH, Period by Period ll JAMES ALLEN BERMINGI-IAM I CWith apologies to O. O. Mclntyrej 1, Diary of the Modern Pepys: ll P February 20th: '4 'P 1 1 Arrived on our campus at eight-thirty, guiltily to hop up those wet I and shining marble steps under a storm of non-benevolent gestures from a J' li needless lookout. So on to English and there to labor with the lingo of H 'E those allegorical Angles. The second period and up to honor study hall, profusely to ponder H ll over increasing assignments. And deeply engrossed in my labors when some it 'I weary Webster pipes up for an incessant inning of babbling blues, which i 'I grows to be very monotonous. The period ends If V On the third floor is a group of staunch Striplinites thronged about I I, the bulletin board-and seem greatly amused, as was I. when I saw La I, Vaughn Gidding's clever conception of a coming football clash. Only by 'I rapidly displacing the prevailing atmosphere do I arrive in time to enjoy 1 one of Mr. St. Clair's engaging Civics classes. I The fourth period and so to math, where Miss Parker spends a full , 6 sixty minutes testing the dexterity of our mathematical wrinkle. The daily ,I echo of the study hall enroute to lunch. What's the hurry and why the 4 1, rush? Yet we all do it. ,J 1' Noon and dip down into the Hoskin's Hash-House and find more I girl friends locating in the boy's cafeteria. They seek good company: so 1 ll they are allowed to remain. Plop! Crash! Clatter! That green grandee, it who thought Mr. Maxey was principal slyly proving Newton's law.. He dropped the dishes. Thoughts while strolling: The click of high boots on the tile floor. Those suits plus open collars. Contraband gum. The cautious rounding of blind corners. Officious observers. What ever became of those glass fountain pens? The Model Living Room with homestead hearth. Guard- E 5' ians of the Law. N To chapel where the Bible is read. Then on to chemistry and there learn much under the capable instruction of Miss Behrens. Enroute to the last when met by Billie Cranz, the Senior Class presi- dent, and Allen Gwynne smilingly merging from a scholastic cell.. Comes Mr. Vance greatly worried about something. The rush to Mr. Maxey's drawing class to be among those present. There, with instruments and ink, i we strive to get a slant on life. And so to an end of a valued day among the weighty walls of Stripling Hi. I -0'1'7 7 T:: 'T 'tixl l 16:13 :-ft 57 f'i'Il 1331-'L T ll .1'?L'I K-ill I+ 'H' ! Page 132 G F ... ... .,. .D .-...-. .,. .,. .,. .,i .,. .,. .,. .,. .,. .v. A.. ... -J M -. E2 I 4 . q...-...- - - - - - - .. - - - - - - - .. -, -....-....-.,........-....-,-....- - - - --n- I L l i 1 L I i fN N i Coach Lowe i I Doing I I H is Daily Dozen -i- .p.,-.,,.- - ---- , ,,, ------ I-ml -.,---- -,- ,. .. c:oMPL1MENTs of 1 Fort Worth Artificial Stone and Staff Company i Interior and Exterior Decorations L 1 C. J. SUTTON, President T ,.-..i-..,.-....-,...-i..-..,.-.,,.-i-.,..-....-.,.-..,.-..i.-.,i- - - - - - - - - - - - - - -i..-...... .i , f1iHHiKHHliKQ ' ' liEil1'LY11HH1l1H ' Y EETA' 'Af' A Pc :ge 133 -..-.1.i.i1.1 1 1 1 1- 1 1 1 1 1 1n.......1..u.11m1..u1i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1nl1nn1aw-ww-I ,4 'I u ,5- 1, I 4 I 4 1 I 4 4 4 P I I In I ... ... ... .u ... ..A ..r ... ... ..A A.. ... ... ... ... gg' :I I' 4, 5--------I ----- l..-..I- .... - .... -. -------- Q... - ..i. - - .... - .... - ..,. - .... - .... - ,... - -..- - ,--- - ---- -I----me H I 1 I if BANKING relations properly conducted are Mutually Q I . . . 2 . 1, Profitable. Did you say that you intended to l ,I do your best after you quit school, or after you I C are twenty-one, to qualify for a big job? Be- 1, lr ' gin now. Being a regular visitor at the Bank will .I 4' make you feel at home in an institution which T I 4 '--e 4- ' is . . . . . . y r: H in late years will be a great aid in building you 1 II is I ei : Q prosperity. I 32 F if, ml . J R23 -24 - tif- gag, ,f',' f my ' IH ,ga I -2, , ' ' 4,eNf.',E? ff +- I: jx '-, 4 F. Q H f '1'r'f fi 9 I ' gs il . ,.,., M., , . I 3 3 FIRST NAT1oNAL BANK i E EI Fort Worth I5 5, 1: Z 4' I H +1 -., -:-- '- ---- 1' - -' - I H'--- '- - --- -' -- - - - - +' - l' - - - '- '- - ------- '-' , - ilmi llli iw-W1 Illl 1 llll -W1 III, 1 ',,, 1 III, im., ,,,, 1 ,,,, ,Ml ,,,, im., .,,,, ,Mi ,,,, 1 ,.,. ..- ,,,, im, ,,.. ... ,... 1 ,,,, 1 1 i,,,,1,,,,1,,n1I! I, 4 - E X I I Aw:-ware I I 1 Quality ,N 406'8 1' ifllways at VHOUSWU 1' E' U SaU '1g Vi-a::1Qiu',r1i1fi:,,g In :I gi I---min-.1nn1eu1H'----L-n-nn-!---1'u--u1uu1n-n-u1n--an-1:1un-un1un1un1u:-.n-nn:nn1uu-.m-In---'11-.ia lb i' 'I 4 +n-up-an-1-iuuiuiliiln-uw1 vvll 1 1--v --4w- uiui -uu- i4:w -h 11:1-an-uu1 VI4. -. ...I 1.4.,1.m.....:1 ..,. 1.,,.1,...-....-..,.-,.,, I? p 'I Compliments of Q ,i JI ARLINGTGN HEIGHTS' SUNSET GROCERY AND 'I f I PREFERENCE MARKET I I ' 4909 Camp Bowie Blvd. 'P jr :I Young men of Arlington Heights nm: 2-9647 J. oumcv ADAMS, Pmpfffmf ? If , ,, prefer Victory -Wilson clothes be- ' - ' ' - - n' - - P ,I , H cause they get in them the style, fit, 'I ' E and smartness that men of their 'I 'u1'II ' ' ' I ' 'E' I 1. I We Want and demand' WITH BEST WISHES i :I Priced from 325 to 337.50 f ,f 4, ! Two Pairs Pantz. rom 4: I Terminal Grain Co. i I 4: E Manufacturers U 1, IL Incorporated Blue Tag Feeds - 'I Q, 804M Main Street-Over King's For Every purpose lf 4 I 5 I I ui' ...QW..-....1....-.-.4-.u-nn-m4.--.1.1.i..1..- ..,, ....,,1.fZ, N.- ..I. - I-.4 1 vlv. 1 .... 1 .... 1 ,... ... .,,. 1...1,,,.1,,,,,,,,,,,,,i-.ilau I, I 4: 'A' ' ' mm '- H fr ' ec '-' f' Page 134 R .. J 'Q -xI 4 .x 'n I 4 4 f 44 .II Il I II 1 I 4 4 II -1 SCI-IOOL EPISODE When we were young and in our prime, left school ground at chapel time made a dash to Douthitt's car To test the rest that we'd get there. We were resting peaceably- In Youth s Service I'1e e-youth will b served- - In the same conscientious way We serve youth s elders. Mal e this stor. YOUII stoge Meet your chums at it ' Friendly door. nd come to us for the things You like to wear smart youth- ful things, popular among the younger set. Everything for the Bride-to-Be and . the Girl Graduate. - I: .- -.- -.- -.- -..- A: A.- -.- 4.4 -.A - -A -A Av- -'A -- -- -- A 'A A-'IIE 51 E 5: .I........... ..... .. I.. .. .. .. . 4- Ig gs I' I I I 2: I I I 1 4 r ' 1 7 I .-f. I I I Q : I 5 CQ .L I 3 I 4 4 . I .- rf I E 0 - I r I QI I : I V Q' , I - If S! I I : ' I 'V I i a' . I P fl I I I Ik a' - I , . I 42: JI s I . 1' I . . I I ' Q QI I I I f- 3 I . .. .I , 51 I I I I '4 Q4 A I I I If rj I I I . . I I 9 I I I I 9 I I Q 94 . I I I I 4 5 I We I I I I: 9x I, I I I I We I I 53 il 1 II -r 54 4 3 fx 51 Q SI :II Q :U 24 -Q4 QI I 9. 5 94 -. 9 -I 55 : 'I Q4 -,4 Q4 . Q Z4 34 X I 24 -. o 4 I4 -. I 'Y a 4 19 04: 0 I :E N 944 L Laughing, talking, and being good Mary spoke right hurriedly: I-Iere comes Miss Cornelia Hood. We slid far down into th: seat- Very quiet indeed We Were- Our hearts dropped down into our feet- And there they quickly ceased to beat. We had those shaky feeling blues- That turned our laughter into tears And before it's over- We'll be leaning over A cuspidore of tears. Written by Mildred Cook u-r -- -- - -- - --r ::.-1 . : I -- Ik 'L-- 2 I T E . I FAIR I I : ' I' ' ' ' I I I 5 . I I Houston, Fifth and Main Streets, 5 I Fort Worth. Texas I IE . I I, .L...-..-...-. -..-.- -..-.......,.-........g F .43-. In .I.-..4..-..-.--4.-..- .... .....4-...-..4......4..-....-4.........-..-..I. I I Arlington Heights Most Modern I I, I Barber Shop I I I 4628 Camp Bowie Blvc.. . It 5 N. B. Joi-msom, M.....g.. I I I Nothing is too good for STRIPLING I I HIGH. Phone 2-5359 I 4, .-..-..,-.....- -...-....-...-...-44.-......44..-.,.............-4. 'I' I: ,:,-.....-...-....-..4.....,.-.4..-...-....-.4..-........-..........-.......gI ,I Choose Your Piano as You Would a I Friend. I I I WITI-IERS MUSIC STORE I 208 Houston St. Phone 2-6760 I I 4' .-......-..-..-..-.... -....-...-.,...........-...- -I- -,..-..-...-...-.......-..-......,....-................. -3- 'IZ I - 5 a Whenever you think of f SPORTING GOODS ' you naturally think of TRI-xv DANIEL - 4' If 5 .. .- Q 1: I' I: I' I' .. , I I I' ' I I I I I ' - I I I 45 II I I I I I . I I - E I I IE Il: 4. .. .. .. ..-.. .. ..-.. ..-..-.. ..-...- wil 'E IE -' I ' ' - v ' Iffilfhifhil IIKYII Phil ' '- ' v ' -' Iffilffoiiii Page 4 4 4 I 3 I 4 P 4 P :LJ-ff-A -v- -.- A.- -.- -.- as -.- -va ... ..A Ae .4. .e ... ... ... ... ' I 1 1 Q 1 3 Learn Higher Accounting, B4 Telegraphy, Aclmznzsti 3 l 1 3 - - g Spec1al1ze-L-- Iv - w-'- - --KI T f-w' -4- -vll - ...1 - ..1. - ...V - ...- - .... - ..., - .... - .,., -.. if i ' 'The barber no longer pulls teeth and the shoemaker is 5 y DOI 4 5 i 4a 4 now the family doctor. This is a day of specialists: ' 1 you must learn some one thing well, business men will then QE I i pay a big salary for your services. They want young men 3 i and women who are trained to think and lead. Responsible 3' positions with big incomes and broad opportunities are Waiting :L for you if you will get the SPECIALIZED KNOWLEDG-E ju that business demands. It will pay you to be a SPECIALIST 1' 4' I 1' ---It Always Pays to Get the Best 1 1 1' I 1' 1 4, : . . . 4, Member: Aduertzsm Club, Salesmanshzp Club, Cha 4 I g 3' 1' 1 1, Q -f 4 1' Q 4, I ji SIXTH AND MAIN 4g 3 1 I few., PHO 45 ,im-mi-.-....- .. 1... 1 1 1 - ......-.......-....-i......H..-.i.........H-.-m.-n-.1m.-....-....-....-..,.1.m.--..i-.....,..-11 -..- -......-Wim '4 tv ' 'A of 1mm.rmn+'o t f 'ff' 'A vo' N. V ,-v,--oummQMMMMMmQQm f - HM? l li l E 'Eu I E 5 e I I kkeepzng, Banking, Shorthand gg Elon, Secretarzal Work E ll i il Q . Accred1tecl- 5 WHAT IT MEANS TO THE STUDENT TO ATTEND AN Q ACCREDITED COMMERCIAL SCHOOL 1. The opportunity to study standard, accredited courses. E 2. The use of modern, approved text books. 3. The opportunity to earn the H. G. B, degree-Honor Graduate in Busi- ness. This degree is conferred only by Accredited schools. '- 4. The benefit of membership in a nation-Wide Employment Bureau. T Q 5. The privilege of having grades made in one school transferred to another school. 6. Definite knowledge that the school in which he is registered maintains high 4, business and educational standards, and that its advertising is never ex- E aggerated and never contains misrepresentations. E . 1 1 4 It pays to attend a school that is fully accredited by the National Asso- ciation of Accredited Commercial Schools. Look for the trade-mark. li V V BUSINESS Co LLEGE ll Q E l ll r of Commerce, Rotary Club, KiuJanis Club, Lions Club I T +' r 3-1307 FORT WORTH, TEXAS I S E a I I' I .,-,................-...,-......M-..i.....,,--....-.......i..-H,.-..,.-.,..-...........-..i.-...,.. ... ... - - - -....-...,-.i...-....-,.,.-..,........-H,,..i...-....-.....-.,.,..,',.....!. , . Ei Emmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm F' W mmmmmmmmmmmmwmmm 'I .4 - 1 ,I -I ... .-. ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... .-. .. ... .-. - ... I 1, . 4' A ulsu1u1un-au-un--nu:- 1-111- 1 If-Im sig g!fn1,. 1-111- nu-nu1un1alu1Ius1sn1nl1li, 1 I - I ' I ' ' 1 - I 'P n n , P ' I I I I MCMURRAY S I l ill ., II, ,5 ' I I I ,I 4 : 'fri' Ng, T : I I I Q E I DRUGS I 'I 'I Ready-toWear and Millinery I' 1 I , I' ji FUR5-UNDERWEAR-HOSE U I I 'Make Our Store Your I ti 4' TOILET ARTICLES and NOVELTIES i I p li i A'lLIl1l?9 Our Store a Visil. 'Tis a T Headquarters' i I ll ' Pleasure to Show You. 5 5 I , Phone 2-4261 802 Houston St. i 800 Houston Street Phone 2-5205 I 1: I -...-...-...-...-..-....- -,..-..-.....-..- -..-..g. -...-..-...-..- .-...-..- - -..-..-..-..-..-.5. 'g II ls :L 4...-.... -.-...... ....- - .. ,.. .!...........-...-...-..-I...-t..-..-I...-.Im-.I,I-...--II..-I..---E. 4: - I 1 I ARLINGTON HEIGHTS I , 5 I-Ieyl Whatcha doin down there? ' SHOE SHOP 'I jp I ,, . . ., , I shoes Rebuilt-Not Cobbled 1 Il 'Q i Bulldlng 3 Subway- I I Phone Z-0364 Stop 15. Camp Bowie Blvd. i ly +' 2 . . . . , . I - 1 ' 5 I l'How long will If be till it s fm- 4 F u l 'l' '2' If ' I ighed P l 4..-...-..-..........,..-...-...-........-...-.,..-........... ....'. Il Q5 1 ,, ,, N i When You Think of FLOWERS 'I i I Four years. ' Think of I E :Q - . ,. , 5 I PI 1 well, I guess I'1l take 3 cab. V I LES TER L. MILLER I Z5 I i g Phone 5-3230 720 Conner Ave. tv 'iniw-mngmliI1ml-ml-'miIn'-'mimiIm-.nn-ni-limi. I Member Florist Telegraph Delivery Ll : 5 .i....-.......,-...-..............-....-...-...,-....-....-...-......i. L 1, I' -?----- - - - - - - - - - ----I--I--1 + .,f................-.. .... ....-..-.....-...-? ll 1000 Texas Street Phone 3-2567 T I 2 SPIDER V I E ' ' 1 v I 5 I 3 J. P. Scott Company K 5 I' ,I I Expert Carpet and Rug Cleaners i 'i :I 5 II 5 5 fr In 5 -Manufacturers of- i li H P 1, I. 4516 CAMP BOWIE BLVD. V .I AWNING5, CURTAINS' i I: tl ff F. D. ALEXANDER, Proprietor , TARPAULINS ': 4 : H S I :I ll! H Store Awning a Speciality 1 :I 4' We specialize in everything from II I I :I II ' I H .L-........-..-....-..-...-...-.-..-......-..--..-..-4. 'n .i 5 Chicken Dinner to Hamburgers I' 1 II 1, 3::.::.,::-..-:.-..-...::.,ee 1. 2. 1.-... E 4 1 , ' :I- Q I SERVICE ll W. S. Palmer s Da1ry I 4' il ALL ,I H .Phone 'Rural 5F5 I I NIGHT U I' Special Milk for Bables ' ll H H 4-1: nz :n1un1nn1:7u:7:: :: :::J::7::7: i rf E :I ll . , . . Q ,4 H Folks, rf you haven t med our Sandwzches, II 4: ii E-2:-A, H-r 2 I: 2 1 :ll 1 f E 4' ii try them once. II I , '42 ji II I Complzments of I - PHONE 2-0845 Q, I A. and L. August Q :I ,- Il 4-nr.-:T u. nf: wa:-:z uc 1: :: '. : 1: Jai gg :i 1: :: ui: r: :: :: : :LW :nc 1 Q Q' :I rmrhxWrmrhi1rmW1rhi1 'a I Page 158 'Q Jr iw V .. .. - ...A - - ..A ... ..A ... ..A ..A A. .A -.A - f I 3 .?,.-,,-,,i::.., 1 Y-.:,., I-Y -- - 1- le: .... . ------- ..----.-- I: ,, : Ir ' I . I -If I Complzments of I 'I .I I I I ' BOSWELL DAIRIES I I Grade A Pasteurized Milk and Cream I WHOLESALE ONLY I ,E . i I :I I Sold By Service Grocers All Ouer the City. I I P I I-.L.-.,- -.,-..-.-e.- -,..M-..-.- -..,-,TI-I.I..,- .rrr - -..-..-,...I. - - - - -,.I-. ,.,.-.I. I 4 I' 4l 5 ..........- - .. - - - - ... -...-..,.- - - - -....-...-...-.......-...- - - - - - - -....-....-3. , 'I' I I . I 1 Ir 3, I I . 7111: Sinn! L I I I ua it -A , , ' , .I 4 I OW 5 ' 1 i Q U, J. 'I ., l. X L L A . - K Txv' I J Merchandzse f I , I . 'D v I Cut I : 1 . 5 l 5 4 :I Service 255 A , I - Przces I I : I ,IIN , I ,, , . IW, ,I ' I ' 1, E ' ' ,,...-.....L...I.,I. I I I I I I gif I 28 DRUG STORES IN 8 TEXAS CITIES IE J. : . jr ! Q -W ,,,. -up ,,Q, ---- H- I-, -,WI I ' ' I 1: :I ,T,,,,, , 1 ,......-,...1...1.m-. 1 1un-nw-I-nina-T 1ou1un- 11:n-uvs-un1un1u--1-1I-11:01-nu-I----u --011-n--nge IE I I ' 2 - 1, If I LAUGH THAT OFF I 1.5, 4 1 : I f Mummy, do you say 'it is me' I I: ' H - 5 ,. . , ,, I I I When Better Automobzles I I or lt IS I ? I 'I 1, I : ' It : I Q, I Are Built, Buick Wzll I Alyvavf remember the rhyme: I I I I H I g Alt IS I , Sald the splder to the fly. I .I 4 I Buzld Them. I H , H IE jr , I see-but couldn t you say If 3 : jr is me', said the spider to the flea? IE 'I i I F I IE . . , 1, .i.-....-...-...-....-....-....-....-....-,.-....-....-..u-...-...-...L E 2 I I: I I E 4..-..- ..I..-....-...-..u-,...-.,...-....-.,..-....- .... -I.,.-....--5. P I' I I I QUALITY oRoCERs I I g I Fresh Meats and Vegetables , 1' 5 I I i I 1' I I McKAY GROCERY COMPANY I I ' 5 . . . Q 3 Q .gl 4636 Perxshmg Avenue 2-6451 in E g I -IIIITlllliullilllllllllilln1IIlI rill lilIllIlIl UlTll I : jr I MOTOR COMPANY I I-----H--I-M-I-A-In-I-I-I-II-I-I-AI 2: 'Z MarIjorz'e Orr Sentell I E I : I 2 ' 2 EQ Teacher of Piano E 2 I 401 Continental Bank Bldg. 2-8040 2 . I QI ,,,,,,,,,1,,,,-,,,,1,,,,,,,,,1,:,,,,,i,,,1,,,,.-,,,,1I .. ,1,,,,1,,,L 4,-Im1.m-..m1un-nuiul-inuinninn-nu-um1uu:1u1-iuliuvfn I A A IA -I A I-1 EEIIVWf51T1'6'm'E gummmmTmme-mmm'A mA 'nmTm mmmf' ' ' ' ' ' ' Page I 4 0 P P P r P I r D b P P P P I P A .J M1131 .vi ,J rv, A, I, A, ,J-,,,-,,, ,-, L. .-L., I, .-I .,. L qu--11-11--.11-.111-.1-.1111-111.-1.1.-1.1.-.1 ----------- 111- .... -.1..-.1.1-11.1- - - -. -1.11..11.1.1l, 'I 'I In Later Years - - 'E 'r When you have assumed the full responsibilities of life, you will realize IE the tremendous part your city's transportation system is playing in com- li munity development. 1: 'I NORTHERN TEXAS TRACTION CO 'I We Appreciate Your Patronage 1I 'I ......-......-1.- -1- - - - .i.. -...-11-.1-...-11....... .... ....- .... - .... -...-.1- - .. - ... .. -..-..-. lt --ll--11111:--nun-el:-1:1111 11111- nu- urur gtg..-u1l.111.111111111, ,i1i111 ...,,,,1,1,, 1' 1 . ORDERS IS ORDERS 'I Complzments ,I Driving Instructor fto elderly I pupil who has taken both hands 'P -Of 3- from the steering wheelj : Madam! '1 Under no circumstances whatever 'I I must you let go of the wheel. 1, Friend Pupil: But you distinctly told 'I me to release my clutch. . I lluvllll lTTlTTTiiiil I Ill - llll 11017 llll i qlll -1 llll 1ll1null7hll7lIlI iiii lllluilllill 'I -nn1uu1uu--H11-111 IIII 111111 Illl 1 vrll 1 IIII 1 - -M-ww ofa:-nn 111111111-1 11111--1111 ' g 1 IN SYMPATHY I Moforisrz 1 Say, will five shin- C0mP mef'fS Of 1' ings pay for this wretched hen 1' which I've just run over? ,I Breeder: You'd better make it 'I ten. I have a rooster that thought 1l a lot of that hen and the shock Good Eats, Drinks-Service 11 might kill him, too. 1: 'I 11,.11,11.,,1..1,..1111-1111...111111111111.. 1111111111-an-:luis -nn-nu 1111111111 I--hu-llinjt 1: ,.,,..11111,1,i1111 1111111 1.11 1 11111 1111 1- 1111 l:lu1nu1nu1lln1 ilul inn-'IM-11111 IIII 1 IIII 1 IIII 1 Ivlr 111111111 l: JOHNNIE JOHNSON TIRE 1' COMPANY 11 , DAYTON TIRES 1: Curran s Laundry Road service ,I ' 2-4436 4th and Commerce I - 1111 111114 1111 1uu1un1nu1nu111111nu1uu1ul1ln-1111-un-nap 1 Pleases PClftl.CUll1f People 11-ln-11v-11u-lu-Iw- -I-v -H--1'w--I-1-w1- IIII -1111-IH-'I-I 4: Compliments of :I 400 Jennings Ave. 2-7247 THE DEIEXIQIIEJAIRENITURE I Houston at Twelfth Street 'L , ,il 11... 1111 11111...11111111111111.-1111111111nn-nninxn.-nu-asian:Info - 1111 111111 1111 1 1n11 - 1111 -1 u-1 1111 1uu1uu-lu-111u1n1n1uu1--11110, ig 5J1,,g1,,'111'1,A'1m1m1m11i i11'f1A'1m111'11A'1r'A' 'A' 'A' 'A' 'A' 'A' ' 'A' A A A ' Page 141 Amuitwgmplhls ape. , J A ht? flfvvd Y Y, ,p 4 A . mfg., -jgfi' 11.43, iv V . ,N 1. . 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