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

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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

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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