Waco High School - Daisy Chain Yearbook (Waco, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1921 volume:

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IA .. ,-.1 51' .., , ,V V' .1 of si 1 4,111 5, 15 1 1 2. . 21 1+ 3 7 17? ,R u x qu W g'F L'- 'J : '7 M 'I Dais Chain 1111118 F 0001 'OOO1 'OOO1 1OOOK 'KBC' 'DOO' 'OOO' 'OOO' 'GSO' A CHAIN O Q0 F MEMORIES OF WACO HIGH ooo- ooocrg SCHOOL E TKJOOK 10001 IOOOI 'OOO' 'OOO' 'OOOI IOOOI 16301 IOOOI Published by the Senior Class Waco High School WACO, TEXAS 'OOO' 'OI 4 6 19 21 A I- Ip. V V WACO HIGH SCHOOL ' . PK xx 2 , , SPIRIT OF WACO HIGH Spirit of Waco is in our hearts so strong, Gladly our voices shout in mighty song,- In battle or contest we ever stand by yon, Spirit of Waco, to Waco High School true. . P F - 19. 2 E- , I E 'J' Ex Libris .... LL L--- I A Q z Contents . Spirit of Waco Hugh ....... The Faculty .....,..A,,.... Dedication The Staff .. The Classes . Athletics .... Clubs and Organizations .... Cartoons ..........,...,..,,.,,,, Alumni ....... Humor ....... Class Histories Class Prophecies Class Poem ,.........,,,,,.,,,, Parting Word .,...,...,,,,,,,,., Our Friends the Advertisers.. 1.9, , 1 t Page Five Q 1529 -' ' 'oils ' ,,,, E scat J JAQZQI 1 1 ALLEN MISS GLADYS ANDREWS MR. R. M. EIEsELE MR. R. L. BRACKEN MR. W. D. BRADEIELD. MIss MYRTILLIE BURKHALTER, MISS INA BUTLER, MRs. MARION COCHRAN, MIss ERLENE COMPERE, Mxss JESSIE DANIEL. MR. c. D. DeGRAFFENREID, MISS KATE EARL, MIss EMMA EDMOND, MISS BELLE FORD, MRs. I. A. FoRsc.ARD, MIss ANNIE M. GARRETT, MISS MINA GATES. MRs. FLOY P. GAYLE, Mlss LOUISE GUTHRIE, MR. R. L. HALL. Mlss MARY ETHEL HAwEs. MR. J. M. HUCKABEE, MISS RUTH HYLTON. MISS IENNIE JOHNSON, MR. E. D. JOYCE, MR. R. w. KESLER. Mlss MARGARET KINDLEY, MRs. MABEL LESLIE, Mlss MARIE BERNHAUSEN. MR. E. A. The Faculty MR. E. T. GENHEIMER, Principal McCOLLUM, MISS ANNIE LAURIE McELROY, MISS EDNA MARSCHALL, MISS CORNELIA MAXWELL, MR. F. O. MAY, MISS LUCY MOHUNDRO. MR. E. E. MOORE, MISS BERTHA- MOSELEY, MISS CUBELLE MULLEN, MISS NELLIE NELSON, MR. W. A. ODEN. MISS BEULAH PAYNE, MISS EDNA SCHAEFER. MR. S. E. SIMS, MRS. DORA G. SMITH. MR. G. M. SMITH, MISS ,IUANITA STANDARD. MISS LUCILE STIVERS, MISS COBBY DE STURGEON, MR. WM. E. SWINDELLS. MISS VIRGINIA LEE TINUS, MRS. MARY TYSON, MR. P. L. WALLACE. MISS VERLIE WALLER, MISS GEORGIA WOODS, MR. L. A. STRICKLAND, MISS LULU TAYLOR. MISS MABEL PARK, MISS HELEN HARRISON, MISS KATHERINE LE TELLIER. MISS CLIFFORD SPENCER. MISS ALLEYNE CI Class, ETTLESON, MISS ELLA fAItendance Sec'yJ DENNISON. MISS HATTIE QLibrarianj WEBB, MISS MORENE fSecretaryD Page Six 3 1252 FF ' asf, ,... af' TW 1 9 ,,.. cz 1 W x F., DOUGLAS ,IOHNSON In a.pprw'iufion of his Il'0l'lLlL as ci man, I1 is inf'l'1ufnr'v as ll' lll'llf'llf'l his 001181-Ii0I'flf1'0Il as a, f'0f1u1s0II01', his Ioyalfgf as a firicwd, and hix I'Ilf07'f'Sf in Ul'! I'1j stzidzmf 11r'fi1'ify, 1111, Hu' Class of 'lI1'IIOfI?f'II Immfrerl fzvwzfy-rule, uf- fwfiorzafvly dE'I1l'f'flfl' fo him fhis P0111 me of fill' Daisy Chain Animal. Page Seven ff Sz :KW 'lil X 'Y 53,5 w , W Q . , ,, , sw in if ' af in 11 DAISY CHAIN STAFF 4 5 is in . fx- Pagc Eight FALL TERM PAT NEFF A.... ............. LINDA 'IIEMPLE .....,..., ALLAN MCMURRAIN ROBERT WILSON .,..,... FEROL HATCH ...... Boa VADEN ............. LILLIAN BRYAN .,....,. ALLEEN DUNAGAN.. GEORGIA IRWIN ...,...... RALPH COIEFELT ...... PAUL DUDLEY ...,...... KENYON FULKERSON BERNARD CLlNTON...... VERNON I'l0LLOWAY ....... IJAYE MCANALLY ,.,..,.. The Staff Editor-in-Chief Assistant Editor ...... Photographer ..... Literary Editor French Latin Spanish Locals Domestic Economy Humor SCICNCC Exchange Athletics Manual Training Social Events SARAH SONNEMAN .,.,,.,....... ..,,....................... S taf Artist ....... .,,,, ,,,,,, SPRING TERM LINDA TEMPLE ROBERT WILSON ALLAN MCMURRAIN CHARLES BELL FEROL HATCH Bon VADEN LILLIAN BRYAN ROBYE MAE NICHOLS GEORGIA IRWIN MARTIIA HENSHAW PAUL DUDLEY KENYON FULKERSON VERNON HOLLOWAY RUSSELL LEGEAR FAYE MCANALLY SARAH SONNEMAN CECIL CAUIEIELD CECIL CAU FIELD, ...,,....,..,..................,....,.,...... Assistant Artist ...,....................,.,....., . Associate Editors-KATI-IRYN KINCANNON. OLGA KELLEY, MARX' KATHERINE CHEAVES Sicnagraplwrs-Rox' IVIONTGOMERY, WIILLIE MAE KENDALL, B. B. JOHNSON. LUCY MAY, W. H. KIN NEY. ANNIE SCANIO BUSINESS STAFF MORTON SANGER ....... ....... B usiness Mariager BERTRAM LIPSITZ ....... ............... A misfanl Manager TED HUTCHISON ....... ..... . .- ....... Advertising Manager ITIORACE. CRAWLEY ..... ,... A ssistant Manager LEI. NEEDHAM .............. ,,.. A ssisfanz Manager RAYMOND HARRISON .-.,.,. ..... C irculation Manager Page Nine MoRToN SANGER MosEs GOLDSTEIN TED HUTCHIsoN CHESTER HARRISON LEE NEEDHAM RALPH COFFELT 3514 i n f 5 f wg : ef? 4.4 xi lnsw M ' f 4: u 5 I . 4 , ,x P xvlg, In , ff-. gv, ,s sn ', 1 ,U 5 SE. A- ' 4 ' Z ?gulf, Ni 1 - X' ' gf' f . J V .KS ij N ' V' . , 1' ML! 0 hx I , 4 ,A , . 4 ' 1' X . 57? If . l ?1'j?Qx Q' i f Q -L , l 1 M W 44-4, r ,Q NL, - f 41 4 k + gjf ' R31 '3 Z 4 ' 3' 5, ' t'i l' Q ', . ' I A hAl EV? .ffj' v , 1 if I age Tc 9 t 11 5 , :' , Q I V - - I i.-F--t4-1l.J-..--: ? G ZkiHHQHHUwJ::::g' OX! ICXES IC' IIC' 'IDI 'Q' 'E ' RAWZQ0 n H -0 Qo'dX3':igr4e'5 f , - fi -?'9'eW1f . f 1. 41 9693, 5 3 7726 Cams S 1921 5 2 Q 5 M 5 IllllllllllllllllllilllHHllllI!lllIIlllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllIIIliIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllIIIII 2 f1Q4a4sefsesQsQesaeesQsese.-sq-sqsase-me -ooo: -ooo' 'ooo' sooo- :ooof fooc Page Eleven I 6 If O I 6 I6 1232! 1-9. . A E li!! - AGN!-:s MCGILI, NENA BELL SPEER HORACE CRAWLEY Prcsfdwll Vice President and Poe! .Scrrelarp ANGIA HAHN RAYMOND HARRISON x Hislorian Prophet Page Twelve EVELYN BELL KHANKJ Ye Coils! LOIS CASWELL URISHJ Blanc-y. Class Playg Clee Club: Spanish History: Booster Clulzg Domestic Clubg Booster Clubg Mathematics. To know lhee was a joy lo our soul and a comfort to our old age. CECIL BARNES KPREACHERJ ' Coed conscience. Class Treasurer: Rostrag President Rostra 'l9. You have a keen eye, Lord Cecil. Science. Irish eyes are smiling. BERNARD CLINTON KBEANYF A lv, nan: I Daisy Chain Stall: Class Play: Baslcet Ball. A mise man. but forsoolh, he flings a Wltlktll game of haake! hall. Page Thirteen FRANKIE. DARK fFRANK, Cond gracious. Booster Clubg Class Play. ns Thy name is dark, hu! thou arl fair enough. HORACE CRAWLEY CHo'rJ Lcl's sell il. Class Secretary: Class Play: Daisy Chain Staff. A Prince thou ar!-- l l w l JIMMIE DORSETT fsMlL!-ZS, Oh, you lfnan: what l mean. Dramatic Club '20-'Zig Dramatic Club Play '20g Honor Credit for 4 Years English. She sighs and smiles and dreams happiness in her day. And her laughter gives her friends without delay. ,IOE GOOCH fCnoo'rJ Woopsie. Boosters. From the crown of his head to the sole of his foot, he is all mirth. i v MERCEDES DUCEY ALLEEN DUNAGAN QMERCEJ fCH1CHlEl Great guns! 07715 idealn Dramatic Club: Boostersg Latin Darden? Dfamallc Club? Cen- Club, heimerg Boosters: French Club: Fair as a star when only one is Dany Cham stan: Chu Play' shining in ,hc sky. I am sure Cod could make . a sweeter creature. but I am equally sure He never has. RAYMOND HARRISON SAM HUBER KBLONDEJ CSAMUEI-7 Hom do you come on, old top? Mathematicsg Spanish: Manual Class Prophet: Daisy Chain Stall: Tnmmg' Class Pins Committee: Boosters: He IMS U3 jolly U3 lllt good Social Committee: Rostrag Dra- nature permitted him to be. matic Clubg Class Play. Weighted in the balance and found not wanting. Page Fourteen .L 1 VERA ELLINGHAUSEN CDUTCHEYJ ooh' gee .. Dramatic Club: Booster Club. A face with gladness over- spread. soft smiles by hu- man gladness bred. W. H. KINNEY, JR. UU Spring is here. Class Play: Dramatic Club: Vice President Dramatic Club: Boosters Club. A flattering artist who marie it his care, to draw men as they ought to be, not as they are. CLOMA ETHREDGE. ' Ui-:RRYJ You'll never know. Spanislmg Class Play: Boosters Club. ln beauty, refnemcnt and grace. She can run any girl a race. RUSSELL MORGAN fRUSTY, Well, I 'll be-- Class Plnyg Booster Club. O mischief! Thou art swift To enter in the thoughts of desper- ate men. Page Fifteen ANGIA HAHN QANGELINAJ Boosters Club: Glee Club: Assist ant in Chemistry: Valedictorian 94Wg Domestic Economy. Knowledge is the fountain both of the love and of the prin- ciples of human liberty. PAT M. NEFF. IR. CPAT, Yeah. shoot. Lating Science: Boosters Club: Sergeant-at-Arms Rostra '20: Editor-in-Chief Daisy Chain '20. A heart to resolve, a mind to con trive and a hand to execute. JENNIE BESS HOLMES Unssuz BEND l'll Swan. Clee Club: Dramatic Club: Vice President of Genheimer. A rose with all its sweetest leaves yet unfolded. EDWARD SIMPSON fRsnj Coed gee. Chemistry Club 'l9p Latin Club '2l: Lating Science: Mathe- matica: Business Manager of Class Play. The sun envied his hair. 1 l AGNES McC-ILL' LUCY WADE MAY fAGGlE, - QLUCYQ No. Take a walk. Salutatorian: Spanish: History. Dramatic Club '20g Daisy Chain Thine eyes are fountains of thought Stemfigraphen Class Play: Com' and song. mercml Course: Boosters Clubg Assistant in Typewriting. Teachers should be held in highest honor. EDWARD j. VANCE. JAMES L. WHITE. QEDDIEJ Gee whiz. UIMJ om cally. Spanish: Science: Boosters Club Truck '20g Football '20g Boosters '2l: Science Club 'l9. Club '2l: Served in U. S. Navy. Calmness is a great advantage. The Army and Navy forever! Three cheers for the Red, White and Blue. Page Sixteen in ANNIE. SCANIO KSUNSHINED Casin Daisy Chain Stenographer. A lovely girl is above all rank. RUBY STEARNES gsm Oh, Honey. Boosters: Science: Home DORRIS SHEAD fDoTsl Goodness Genheimer: Glee Club: French Club: Dramatic Club: Tennis Club: 4-Year Honor Roll and Last Year Honor Roll. Light and graceful in all she does, Blessing and lalest 1vhere'er she goes. ' CELIA wE.sT KSEI-1, 1 see. Boosters : French. Economics' Not for herself but for others Beauty provolfelh thieves sooner -She UW-W-n than gold. Page Seventeen NENA BELL SPEER CSI-ioR'rYj CoadnighI. Genheimer A'l8: Clee Club: Latin Club '20-'2l: Dramatic Club '20: Mathematics: Latin: History: Class Vice President: Class Play: Class Poet: Boosters Club. Married to immortal verse. BARBARA M. WILLIAMS lBAasJ Cooclness. Secretary Girls' Club: Cenheimer Literary Society 'I9: President Genheimer Pep Club: Dramatic Club: Tribune Latin Club: Daisy Chain Reporter: Latin. A lovely flower, a smile of Cocfs goodness. NINA MAE WILLIAMS VERA WILLIAMS ROBERT WOODWARD UACKJ IV-D 1Boa Charmed Wail. Whoa Chairman of Thrift Club: Gen- Boostersg Spanish. Class Play Boosters heimerg Class Playg History. --Where theres a mill' 'herds He ls a man at She has a winning way. a may. ea,-g MASON YOWELL BERTRAM LIPSITZ CMAs1oJ KBEKTJ Come here! Heclg. Boosters. Daisy Chain Staff: Boosters Club af purpose is the secret Lord Cheslerfeld is a morlhy nconslancy of success. Page Eighfeen no HIGH. Page Nineteen 54? gf - 1 l A 1 rmmr , PRIZAH' ' ' 4 y 1 1 ' Lk 4 6 a 1 vzwi 1 F i E 2 f sd? l 2 I L 1 , , 1 L I l 1 l RUM i I sqm-n ' 'jim-QE PRIZE' . A Page en . W - , ,, s U . 'H WX5' gg Tw ly 19, D21 'o Page Twenty-one Page Tlvenly-llvo i F '-'M- ' T If J gf x ,N X , f 4 u qp' J I .l'A.,d . f -bw 1 5 I K Page Twenty-llwree H Q 6 ---- 1 9 , ff' Q 1 V , HUBERT FosTEn ELVA KILLINGSWORTH ROBYE MAE NlcHoLs Presidenl Vice Prcsfdcnl Secrelarp KATHLEEN CLINTON RUTH GAINES Historian Prophet 'M Page Twenty-four ADA ALBRIGHT fADERJ Shout. Censor of Latin Clubg Lating Gen- heimerg Latin Club: Glee Club. Hcre's the girl with a heart and smile who malfes this bubble of life worth while. HELEN BASEY KBUSTERJ All right. Boosters Club: Domestic Science. Fair and winaome-a friend worth while. L i WILSON ANDERSON KWILTSJ PEARL AVERY KVIGGIEH Aw, now! lt'.s just pitiful. Forumg Chemistryg Boosters. French Clubg Girls' Club. An owl could not look Huw light is thy heart anrl how wiser, friendly thy grace. LYLE BARNETT LUCILLE BISHOP fDoDcE-BROTHERJ QCEILLE, nHowdo'u History. Boosters Club: Latin Club: Latin: Class PlaY- A soft anal gentle voice-dear One who pleases everyone. womans Chicks! charm:- Page Twenty-ive EDWINA BLAIR CBEAT, Sure. Chemistry. As pure as pearl. ELDONA BOWMAN KDONAJ l'll vom, nom. Science: Girls' Club. Her dark eyes and quiet smile hon: nvondrou.s. MINNIS BEHELER CBEEJ Hi, there I Boosters Club. ulflfisclom means a world of pain. CHARLES BELL CDON CARLOS, Bull ! ' Daisy Chain Staff: Author: Boost- ers: Clee Clubg Mathematicsg Hi- Y Clubg Roatra 'I7-'I8g Class Play. Cicero is dead, DEMOSIIICUFS is dead, but Carlos is yet alive. Page Twenty-six ..A Lll..LlAN BLOUNT Tl1at'.s keen! Dramatic Clubg Strut and Fret. Herc'.s lo the light that lives and lies in ll70flIdll'5 eyes. TENNIE BRITTON CTU-0 Sliuclf.s. Boostersg Clee Club. lvoman's hair is her crowning glory. FIDELIA BRUN QFmoJ Oh, shuclfs I Domestic Science: Boosters: Chemistry: Class Play. Charm strikes the sight, but merit Ivins the soul. LILLIAN BRYAN QBABEJ l'll do my best. Daisy Chain Stall: Spanish Club: Kymes Klub: Strut and Fret: Y. W. C. A.: Boosters: Mathematics: Spanish: Domestic Science: Chem- istry: Treasurer of Spanish Club: Class Play. I love nobody but you, Babe. BOYD BLEDSOE. QBOYJ History. The pen is mightier than the sword. ROBERT BUCHANAN CBOBJ P x c-J !! Boosters. Who knows where he will land. Page Twenty -seven HELEN BRUYERE f-IIMMIEJ Boosters: Domestic Science: Math ematics: Science. Earth holds no other like thee. MAURINE 'BULLOCK QRINEJ Yes. Chemistry. Refinement creates beauty everywhere. ANNA BURNEY QLADY Bmnj Coodnigl1l. Matlng Latin Club '20g Girls' Club '20, Of manners gentle arul affections mild. LOLLIE MERLE CAROTHERS KLOLLY Popj MOI!! ls that so? French Clubg Boosters: Class Play. She smiles not so unslvectly, no? WILLIAM PENN CLARKE QBILLIEJ Don'l know. Manual Trainingg Matl1.g Radio Expert. Napoleon stoacl lrul five feet Iwo. RALPH COFFELT KCOFFEI-1, Px:-:IP Scienceg Math: Rostra 'I8-'I9g R. S. of M. H.: President 'ZOQ Boost- ers: Humor Editor and Circula- tion Manager of Daisy Chain: Class Play. A mighty man was hc. Page Twenty-eight R LAURA MAE BURTON fSNO0KS, Blue lrlazcsf' Domestic Scienceg Math: Boosters Clubg Spanish Club: Girls' Club. Cod gave her grace and tacl and art, So she lives and plays her part. GRACE CARTER CJUNED Great Caesar. Daisy Chain Reporter: History: Science. Her eyes arc as deep as the depth of waters slilled at even-tide. IONE CHAPMAN COWNJ Ohl Gracious Boosters. A very gentle maiden and of a good conscience KATHLEEN CLINTON KNAPOLEONJ My Coodness I Class Historian: Latin Club: Hia- toryg Boosters: Scriptor: Math.: Latin: Darden. She's pretty lo walk with. 'witty to tallf with and pleasant lo think on. STANTON E. DOSSETT KSTUMPYJ You know. Manager of Football Team: Boost- ers Club: Class Play. 1l's lhc quality, not the quanlily that counts. PAUL DUDLEY CDUUJ Sho'nuf. Boosters Club: Hi-Y Club: His- tory: Science: Science Editor of Daisy Chain: Class Play. 1 dare do all things that become a man: who flares do more? Page Twenty-nine MARY KATHERINE CHEAVES UMPJ Horrors! Vice President Cenlmeimerg Latin Club: Genheimer: Math.: Latin: Tribune of Latin Club: Daisy Chain Staff: Class Play. She speaks not so much- but well. EMMA LEE CLUCK CNEMMA NELJ Great day in the morning. Basket Ball '19-'20-'2l: Manager '20: Glee Club 'I9. She could laugh and leap and run. Send the ball flashing in the sun ANNA BELLE coEsoN QA. B. cg Throw the ball! Y. W. C. A.: Basket Ball. There was music in her voice. VELMA COX CTHINGQ Oh, Croulln Math.: Science: Darcleng French. Genheimerg Boosters. Her bright eyes forever- .- JAMES EDMUNDSON UIMMIEJ Colly. lVlath.g Boosters. Pleasant as apple pie to those who love him- Terrilrle as a meteor to those who hate him. LLOYD FASON KSLOCUMJ lVlath.g Boosters. He is worth his weight in gold. Page Thirty FRANCES MARIPIN COMPTON QPIGGIE, Mercy mc. Dramatic Club '20-'2l: Orchestra '18-'l9-'20-'2l g Glce Club: Tennis Club: Boosters Club '21 3 Domestic Scfenceg Science: French Club 'l9g Mathematics. Happy and carefree is she. ALLEEN CRAIN CALJ Coadness ! History: Domestic Science: Math.: Boosters. Dark were her eyes as the laerrylu MARIE CRAVEN HUBERT FOSTER HELEN DUMONT KREE, QHUJ QDICKSJ Boosters: Domestic Science. UNOW Pouife lall?i g'u Math: Frenchi Mech'nic'l Daw' Shc ,hal was ever fai, and neue, Class President: Footballg Presi- proud, dent Hi-Y Clubg Rostrag Basket Had tongue at will, but yet was Ball' nevcr loud. MOLLIE ELLIS CMu'rrJ French Club: Clee Club. With countenance demure. a modest grace. One of the biggest and best of us, Always doing something for they rest of us. KENYON FULKERSON KCANDYD Sure. Scienceg Consul Latin Club: Vice President Rostra '209 Treasurer Rostra '2l: Boosters Club: Ex- change Editor and Cartoonist Daisy Chain: Hubbard-Rostra Debate 'ZIQ lnterscholastic Debater '2I: Class Play. A power was his beyond the touch of iart. Or armed strength: his pure and mighty heart. Page Thirty-one ing: French Club: Tennis Club. And still the wonder grew- How one small head could carry all she knew. HELEN ELLSWORTH CRUFUSJ Goodness gracious! Domestic Economy: Boosters. fm the very pink of courtesy. MINNIE HELEN FABBRE QIINKSE ..Oh' my... Chemistry: Domestic Science: Spanish. A perfect, a noble, an innocent girl. AMELIA RUTH FRAZIER CRuFusj My Lord. Miss Agnes. Domestic Art: Science: Boostersg Girls' Glee Club. Life is but an empty dream. ROBERT LEE FUSTON fBoBj 'TH say she docs. Manual Training. He has maniiness and courage: what more docs he need? MOSES LEE GOLDSTEIN KSAMPSONJ Bul.shiviki. Rostra 'l9g Daisy Chain Staff: Tennis Clubg Radio Expert. He always looked at the bright side of life. Page Thirty-ima . LILY FRASER LIANE, Horrors above. Science: Spanish. Maiden with mere brown eyes. in whose orbs a shadow lies like the dusk in evening skies. MARION FREEMAN QBABY, Oh, Mama. Booster Clubg Clee Club. Her face in which did meet memories. fair A. RUTH GAINES fRUFlE., My stars ! Basket Ball '20-'2I 3 Science: Class Prophet '2l 3 Boosters: Social Committee. A minister will marry her. GLADYS GOHAGAN CGI-KD, Leave me tell you. Glee Club 'I7-'l9g Boosters. Shc's never loo busy to greet you with a smile. .- an GROVER HAM MOCK CHAMJ That's me. Scienceg French: Booster Club. A heart in him as big as Grover Clevcland's stomach. RIPLEY HANRICK cRlPJ Get away. Waco Hertziun Society: Radio Expert. There seems to be quite a number of radio boys in the '21 class. Page Thirty-three MARY GLENN KMARY JANE, Oh, My Goodness. Girls' Club 'I9-'20-'ZI Q Glee Club: Booster Club: President Girls Club '20, Vice President 'l9. Her face is all smiles. ESTELLE. GRIMLAND QLETELLEJ Shuclfs. Secretary Girls' Club 'l9g Short- handg Scienceg Glee Club: Span- ish Club. Knowledge anal innocence are perfect joy. MODELLE GREEN C Monnvj Listen ! History: Dramatic Club. There 'mas a soft and pensive grace. A casl of thought upon her face. FEROL HATCH QFoxYJ My goodness gracious. Science: Math.: History: French Club '20-'2l: Boosters '20-'2l: Daisy Chain '20, '2l: Class Play. ln one soft look. what language lies. CHESTER B. HARRISON QCOWBOYD Anil Shanks! Science: Latin: Rostra 'l8, 'l9, '20, '2I: Treasurer Rostra '20: Presi- dent Rostra '2l: Tribune Latin Club: Assistant Advertising Man- ager of Daisy Chain. A friend to those he lilfes and a gentleman. THOMAS D. HARRISON CZEKEJ Well, you don't say. Rostra 'l7: Rostra Treasurer: Ros- tra Vice President 'l8g Rostra- Reagan Debate: Boosters Club: Athletic Club: Tennis Club 'IS- 'l9: High School Club: Track 'l8: Baseball: Football 'l9-'20: Baslset Ball '20: Winner Y. M. C. A. All Around Athletic Medal in '17-'l8. Studies don't bother me. I can learn them all. For I have a firm foundation. Page Thirty -four 5 jUDlTH HAGUE. KHAGUEAGAINJ Carden seeds. French: French Club: Girls' Club. A very gentle maiden and of a good conscience. MARTHA HENSHAW CMARTHIED I don't believe a word of it. Dramatic Club 'l9: Boosters Club '20-'2l: History: Science: Tennis '20: Daisy Chain '2lg District Championship in Tennis Doubles. Full of sparkle, dash and go. GLADYS CATHERINE HORNE CBABY GLADJ. Hon: extremely girlish. Latin: Frenchg Scienceg Math.5 President Darden '20: Reporter French Club '20g Boosters Club. .- She is gentle. yet not shy, But there is mischief in her eye. ROGENE IVY tjoL1.YJ You'll never know. French Club. A general favorite and a general friend. ELBERT THORNTON HOLLOWAY CEBg CAP'Ng ETHELBUTJ Who'zl-Ja-thunlf-it. Member Baylor and W. H. S. Band and Orchestrag Captain W. H. S. Band '20-'2Ig Track '2lg Boosters Club '2gi'2lg Rostra '20- Who knows. said he, when a naar might come: I'm not at all frightened, you un- derslami, But I llldfll to lac ready to play in the band. WILLIAM VERNON HOLLOWAY t fKINKY, Where's Linda? Spanish Club 'lS: Orchestra 'l7, '18, 'l9, '20, '2lg Band '20: Yell Leader '20, '21 5 Boosters Club '20g Daisy Chain SRE '20, '2Ig Class Play. A good' scout. Page Thirty-five GEORGIA IRWIN KSUSIEJ My goodness. Math.: Daisy Chain: Domestic Science: Boosters Club. Winning smiles light up her face Which would make sunshine in a shady place. ISABELL JOHNSON CB. BJ Gee 'DlldCk. Glee Club C3 Yrsjg Daisy Chain Staff: Boosters. Her faithful mind is ever bent on telling what .she knows. OLGA KELLEY JAMES HOUSER RUBY KIDD fo- KJ fGRAVY, QPRISCILLA, For the love of Pete. Son of a gun if 1 know. Heaven, above, Latin Club '20, '2lg Consul '20g Forum 'l7, '18, Orchestra 'l7, '18, Latin Club '20, '2l: Cenheimer Crenheimer '20, '2l. President '2Ig Dramatic Club '20, '2l: French '20, '21, Latin. Girls' Hi-Y Club 'l7, 'l8, 'l9, '20, Club '20, '2l. ..A d h d I J '2l, Secretary '2lg Latin: Daisy .. . . n er 'tw as anime' an grace' Ch , st 6 He was like some romantic jul mr am a ' maiden's grand ideal. Shams her Ivise and good as she Figure of truth, of faith. of is fair... loyalty. El-,VA KILLINGSWORTH THEODORE HUTCHISON BESS KNOX fEKlE, CTEP, UEFFJ Darn- urheras my l'7kl i' French Club '20, '2Ig Cenheimer Vice President of Classy Boosters Club: Chairman Invitation Com- mitteeg Clee Clubg Chairman Class Play Committee: Class Play. To know her was to love her. to call her name was to praise. Advertising Manager of Daisy Chain '20, '2lg English. A MAN- COD BLESS HIM Page Thirtylsix '20, '2l: Science. As folln Knox, the Reformer, might have said: 'She was pre- destined to be a worthy repre- sentative of the name.' FREDDY MILAM QTADJ Oh, great. Boosters Club. How beautiful is modesty! It winneth upon all beholden. FAY McANALLY KFAYE, DEMO Well, cute Enuff' French Club '20, '2l: Strut and ,F ret '20: Boosters Club: Daisy Chain Staff: Science: History: Math.: Class Play: French. We remember the perfect waves in her hair. Mischievous eyes. and her ladylike air. LEONIDAS JAWORSKI QL1-:oNJ You're full o' prunes. Forum 'l9, '20, '2lg Secretary- Treasurer Fall 'l9, Spring '20, President Fall 'ZOQ Inter-Society Debate '20: Reagan Debate 'ZIQ President Sophomore Thrift Club 'l9g Science. Behold the boy orator-with this champion the world need have no fear for the safety of democracy. SAM LANHAM QSAMUELJ Bolshevik-i. Lating Latin Club, Quaestor: Thrift Club 'I9: Rostrl '19, '20, '2l. lt was his chiefest ambition to graduate in kniclferbockersf' Page Thirty-seven ONA LEFEVERS QONIEJ Oh, I didn't hear you. Domestic Scienceg Science Booster. A friend to all- a foe to none. LUCILE. McCRARY QCJLEJ om foyr' Dramatic Club '20, '2lg Boosters Club '2Ig Scienceg Science Club '20. Last night by the pale moonlight. I saw thee. EDITH LANE CE-LANEJ Don't kl'I01D.u Historyg lVlath.g Boostersg Latin Club. To know her is to love her and to love her on forever. DAISY LEE. MAYR KNIG, . O Heck! Glee Clubg Boosters Club. A quiet, cheerful girl is she- As sweet and pretty as can be. H. ALLAN McMURRAlN CH. A. M.-MACQ Now let's see. Pianist of Orchestra '20g Rostra Historian '2l: Rostra-Forum De- bater '2lg Photographer of Daisy Chain Staff '20, '2lg Class Play: Committee and Business Manager of Class Playg Latin Clubg Latin Club Tribune '20 and Qunestor '2lg Boosters Clubg Hi-Y Clubg Scienceg Economics. Learn to do by cloingf' ROY MONTGOMERY Clcmuaonj Well, I say. Rostra Secretary: Rostra-S. M. U. Debate: Spanish Club 'l7, 'l8g Boostersg Matl1.g Daisy Chain Stal The greatest truths are the simplest. Page Thirty-eight Seem O me, REBA MARTIN fBEBE, lsn't it pitiful? ' Mating History. ed in- her heart some care she had. GRACE MAINER cCOUSlN PAT, Say, Linda. Boosters. holv 'meal' a thing th of a moman is. hidden e heart LEE NEEDHAM MILDRED MITCHELL Cenheimerg Latin: Latin Clubg INEEDUMJ Boosters- You tell 'em. uyou saved my ide! Daisy Chain Staff: Science This bold, bad man. OMA MOORE. DAVIS NOKELEY 'For I fSwi-:sr CHILD, A book of verses Boosters. am nothing if not LOIS MOORE fBROWNlE., .. gee... Boosters Club. Through dificullies to the slats. ROBYE MAE NICHOLS KNOKI-IJ IBOBI Su,-C 'nufj' Listen, honey. Boosters Clubg French CIuI:. DIISY Chain Sngi I-Mini HI critical. Cod made him. let him pass tory: Boosters: Lum Club Simp- for a man. Page Thitry-nine torg Glee Clubg Tennis Club: Class Secretaryg Math.: District Championship in Doubles and Singles-Tennis. She is a trifle' coquellishf' ALMEDA OLENBUSH CMEMEJ Well, 1'lI declare. Scienceg History: Frenchg French Club '2l: Glee Club 'l8, 'l9. Venus is the star of the morning. MARCARETTE POLK KHAPPYD Donfl you know. Latin: Domestic Science: Boosters '20, '2l. Happiness is the soul'.x calm sunshine. WILLIAM WORTHAM RENFRO KWORTHJ Sure-'nuff' Orchestra 'lS, 'l9, '20, '2lg Or- chestra Club 'l9g Vice President R. S. M, l-l.g Spanishg Boosters Club '2l. He may not look much like a lover. Bu! you can not judge a lroulg by its cover. CARL RUTHERFORD QBULL Docj nsay... Football Team 5 Boosters. Knowledge is loo wonderful for me. Page Forly MARIETTE PHELPS 45155 Aw, nom. Latin Club '20, '2Ig Latin: Boosters. Fair, friendly and full of life OLGA ROBERTS QSWEDEJ Oh, Cassie. Commercial Course: Boosters '20. '2I. Girls we love for what they arc. H ROSE. SCANIO JACQUES SACHS ERNA SCHACK QGIGGLESJ UAcKJ KERNEEJ Coe whiz. Aw, slauclgsf' Goodnight Science. French Clubg Boosters Club: Dru- Spanish Club: Clee Club: Spanish Her claflf eyes and fiPPlirlg voice, mane Chg: Buslneg Manager of Fine mafmff-9 aff N10 manlle of hon: wonderful. mmahc lub' fair minds. Brevily is the soul of wit. HELEN SCHANIEL EDWIN SNEAD MAE sms QMOLLYH CBUHARDD fMAEl TYPewritin8: Shorthand: Boosters. u uBu h'wah'n ucood EfaCi0U3-'- Music is'll1e universal language of IQPY Chg: blfatxli hL?mg Flubf Hlnofyi Ffench Club '2l: Bow- ,,,,,,,,,i,,,,y mfs U ' -1 C '1'- ef, Club '2lg Gln Club '2l. Class Play. A d ' lm bl ln all labor llwcre is profit. goo 'Zazzle :juli ue sky Page F orly-one SARAH SONNEMAN MORTON SANGER JUNE. SWAFFORD QSAHARAJ ..HeUo lherel.. fBUGSBY, A bsolutelyf' - - - Heavens Boosters Club: Historyg Spanishg Dramatic Clubg Class Play. ss Come and trip it as you go, On the light fantastic toe. LINDA TEMPLE QLINUYJ Kinky I French: Girls' Glee Club: Boost- ers: Assistant Editor '20, Editor of Daisy Chain '2Ig Matlng Science. lf in ,this book some errors fall. Look on her face and forget them all. Business Manager of Daisy Cham. He would stop and argue with a mile post. GEORGE STUBBLEFIELD KGAWGEJ xzoe lxxl P History: Boosters. V And the clock struck ten. Page Forty-two Lating Latin Clubg Boosters Club A lass with quaint and quiet ways. MARY ESTHER TI NUS flissrznj Ah, Hickf' Girls' Clultag Boosters. Of manners gentle. of afections mild. ERNESTINE TISDEL CEXITD .. . .. It runs mc Insane. EUGENE TAYLOR QGENEJ Well, I guess. Boosters: Dramatic Club: Com- Scienceg History: Boosters Club. mercial Cou rse. He is neither the hrs! nor the A demure young lady of refined last. and unassuming ways, 'A good staunch friend whom all adore. CLEMENCE VIVRETT QCLLMJ Can't be bothered, honey. A Spanish: Science: Boosters Club. Crane divine, marvelous hair, A wonderful girl with dimples so rare. WILLIAM TEAGUE CBILLJ A iv. H uk. Rostra Sergeant-at-Arms '2l: Boosters. Club: Math.g Science. The purest treasure time afords is -spotless reputation. Page Forty-three CHERRY WITSELL KCHERRY PIE, Sure enough. Genheimer Clubg Boosters Club ln virtue nothing earthly can surpass her. MINA MAE WADLEY KMINNOWJ Nom, Miss Annie. French: French Club: History. Silent waters run deep. FRANCES WARD MARTIN TUSA QPUGJ KTUSYJ Aw, Spudslu De you believe in- Domestic Artg Frenchg French Basket Ball IZIS Hi-Y Club. Clubl Tennis- l'll fellow the dielelee of my own She laughs with her eyes. conscience. GERTRUDE WHITENER CHARLES WESTBROOK QGERTIEJ iT- C-I Hal Hal My l'louncl's the best. Boosters. HiY CIubg Boosters Clubg Foot- A woman-all in all. ' ball. 1 am monarch of all I survey. Page Forty-four MARGARET WATSON fwAT, Huh? Boostersg History. The mind is a kingdom. KATHERINE WILLIAMS fHONEY BABY, Aw, slzuckensf' Domestic Science: History. Her mind sparkles like her eyes. EF FIE WINTON ROBERT WILSON BOBBIE VADEN QSQUEEKIEJ QBOBJ fBosJ Lam o' mossy. Chairman of Membership Society of the Minnehaha Club. My heart is true as steel. LUCY LEE WOOD Uacxj Sure enough! Boosters Club: Class Play. Liga angels' visits, short but meet. Whal's that? Lating Math.: Frenchg Rostra Sec- retary 'l9, President '20, Vice President '2Ig S. M. U. Debate '19, '20g Rostra-Forum Debate '2l 3 French Club: Latin Club-Consul 'ZOQ Literary Editor Fall Term, Assistant Editor Spring Term of Daisy Chain: Boosters Club: Honor Student: Class. Play. His mind was sharp as a scimilar. ALTON WINDSOR fDlCK, Goodnight Latin: Math.: Boosters. The village all declared ham much he knew, 'TIDGS certain he could write and cipher loo. Page Forty-five Wei-1. I don'l know. Latin Club '20, '2l. Quaestorg French Club '20, '2l: Genheimer '20g Dardeng Dramatic Club: La- tin: French: Daisy Chain Staff: Class Play: Honor Student. .- A happy genius is the gif! af ' nature. PAULINE WOOD CWOODIEJ Yes. History. She has that grace so rare in every dime. NETTIE BELLE SNIDER WILLIAM WITSELL fswl-IETIEJ QWEE WILLIE WUSELL, Goodnight On account of being a preacher's Treasurer of Girls' Club 'I9, '20, 'lon I do ml us: 'Wong '2lg cl.. Club '19, '20g Latin 'S 8 - Club 'l9. '20. '2l: Dramatic Club Basket Ballg R. S. M. H., Latin '20. '2I. Clubg I-'Ii-Y Clubg Lating Class She doeth little lfindnesses which Play' most leave undone or clcspisef LENA KENNEDY CCHILDJ Great Scots Above. Boosters Club. Never hasting. never resting.' She moves serenely as a star, . My little Margie, 1'm always thinking of you. W'ILLIAM TULL fBlLLJ What do you thinlf about it! President of Boosters Clubg Restra- S. M. U. Debate 'l9g Yell Leader '20, '2l: Clee Club '2l. Little lzut loud. Page Forty-.six ALOWIESE. DAWSON tWEtsAD Oh, gee. Boosters Club. Divinely tall. VASHTI GREEN fVAst-0 That's what they all say. Glee Club: Orchestra 'l75 Thrift Club 'l7. 'I8g Darden '20, '2l: Latin Club '2lg Math.: Domestic Economy: Boosters Club: Class Play. Some girls look green: You lgnom what I mean- But you never can tell. MILDRED SHOOK CMICKIEQ Graaf day. Basket Ball: Y. W. A. Mind, body. and spirit. MYRTLE DeLOIS FRANCIS KPEGGYJ Oh! Land. History: Latin: Science. There was a little girl and She had a little curl. BAUD BROWN fDoc. BAUDJ By George. Forum '2I: High School Club. Yon Cassius hath a lean and hungry look. BURNEY SHOOK fSLIMJ I C enaored Q History: Boosters. Whal'.x in a name, anyway? Page Forty-seven KATHERINE KINCANNON QKATJ . Oh, Stars. Latin: Latin Club: History: Daisy Chain: Colonial Daughters Medal: Vice President Summer Class '2l. A girl who works, dreams, and hopes- Whose friendship is a prize. FRANCES RATHER CAMYJ Whal's the idea? Editor Sunshine Monthly: Science. A form more light, u .slep more lrue. Ne'er from the heath-flower Brushed the dew. I LEO WHITSON QSIQNNEYJ Oh, Fiddle. French Club. A lovely lady gurmented in light. RUTH DUKE lTo1'oNJ O Mary, be careful. French Clubg Dramatic Club: Dramatic Play '2I. 'They say that the hes! counsel is that of a woman. MORRIS SMITH CLrrrua Bno'ri-maj Cosl1. Rostra 'ZI 3 Boosters: IVIatI1. He that is slow to anger is better than the mighty. RIPLEY HANRICK - fRIP, Cel away. Waco Hertzian Society: Spanish. An excellent scholar, a strong brain weighted with a true heart. Page Forty-eight FAY MORGAN QFAYEYJ Basket BaI'I 'I9, '20, '2I. Captain '2Ig Commercial Course: Boosters. Athletic, vigorous, and big hearted. LUCILLE MAULDIN QPATSYQ You never can tell. Glee Club: Dramatic Club: Boosters. To he gentle is the test of a lady. 1 INEZ POUNCEY WILLIAM SCRUGGS ccwo cB1LLm Conscious. --Cammba--Q Genlueimer: Dramatic Club: Hi-Y: Science. Boosters. The crash of his trusty six-shooter pierced the air-and another Red Skin hit the dust. Lilfe a star in a clouciless slfy when only one is shining. CARL RACUGNO fCALJ Poor boy. R. C. ECHOLS fR. CJ Como esta usted? Forum: Boosters Club. Boonen: Chemim-y. 'NUPOICW' 'WS bam W' Co'-'lcd-I You will travel many furlongs ere 'W-V bam al Cofsicana-H you meet as pleasant a companion. Page Forty-nine NETA ROWE fSlD, . Heck. Science: Sunshine Monthly. How beautiful is youth, how bright it gleams. JAMES ANDERSON QJIM DAD, V Well, I don't know. Frcnclmg Dramaticg Boostersg Foot ball: Dramatic Club Play. -And his name is lim. CLARIS ALFORD QP. A. LJ Don't lfrmwf' Boosters. He is a Business man. MARVIN NlcCULLOUGl I ALMA BAKER fBONGSJ Huh! Who are you? Domestic Science. And on that cheek, and o'er that brow So soft, so calm, yet eloquent, The smiles that win, the tints that glow. MILDRED MeCULLOUGH QMACD Hom excruciating. .. -. Boosters Club: French Club '20, Shucks. ' , D y h V Q 21: Darden 21: History: Math.: bflencei Mallhi Foolball 20' Scienceg Vice President Summer The force of his own merit makes his way. Class '2l. 'Tis good to be merry and mise. Page Fifty RUSSELL A. LE GEAR CPADEREWSKIJ How delicious. Historian of Rostra '20, Daisy Chain Staff '20, '2I: Dramatic Club '20, '2l: Dramatic Club Play: Hi-Y Club: Boostersg Span- ish Club 'l73 Glee Club. He could distinguish and divide a hair tlvixt south and southwest side. jOE KING fKlNG josh .. YM... Matlmg Science: Assistant Business Manager Class Play. Right, faithful, true he was in deed and word. LOREE TURNER FRANK SPENCER ESTEL-LE DARSEY .. . I. I.. MOI' HL d -,, , :era I gcc or knows Y. W. C. A.: Boostersg English French Club: History, Girls' Club Tfllllii BOOSUCFS Club- npancncc and Cendcncss is 'wi Bake' Ball IZI' A fine sorl of lad, good natured Power, Time, lake thy scythe, reap bliss and P160-WV!!-I' for me. WILLIE MAE. KENDALL ELBERT READ fBlLLlE, fSENATORJ OM Grief! Commercial Course: Domestic Scienceg Orchestra '17, 'lS, 'I9, Daisy Chain Staff. l'm the very pink of courtesy. SuHering .semi-colons! Rostra 'lS, 'l9, '20, 'Zip Historian of Rostra 'l95 President 'l9g Rea- gan Debate 'l9, '20: Clee Club '2lg Boosters Club: Hi-Y: Dallas Debate '2lg lntigcholastic Debate Ambition knows no real. Page Fifty-one RAYMOND WELCH ' KRAYJ OM Scot. Commercial Course: Baseball '2l. Laugh and the world laughs with you- JOHN CONNOR CBRER jo:-:NJ Heavens above. Vice President of Rostra '20: Sec retary of Rostra '20g S. M. U. De- bate '20 5 Boosters. I can't study when the girls look at me. CECIL CAUFIELD qc. cg Oh, Cash. Spanish: Hi-Yg Assistant Artist for Daisy Chain '20, '2l: A. S. M. H. fPoe0 '20. He was a .scholar and a ripe and good one. ADOLPH WINKLER CWINK, Shree Bald. Boosters Club. No where so busy a man as he there was and yet he seemed more busy than he was. Page Fifty-two I- .. ' ' ei V Third Year I- ' .. dm.. A ....- ....,. ' t- rr? . EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OFFICERS KATE McCu1.LoucH ........ ..,,..................,... ........,........ I 9 resident WILLIE MEERS ......,.....,. ....... V ice President A. B. jo!-INSON .....A... .......,,,.. S ecrelary MAUD GRIFEIN ...... ,................., T reasurer EDWIN NASH ...,..,.. . .... Sergeanl-al-Arms Doucms Busu ......... A......,...... .............. R e porter 1922 As there are now seventeen hundred students in Waco High School, this class will be one of the largest high School graduating classes in Texas or in the whole Southwest. I I Page Fifty three I I 96 0 4 , I j p 'di-X ,fefo 'I mm 1 135 I X . Q I Second Year FRANCIS GUITTARD RUTH LEWIS ........ VHLMA SLONE .. This class young Texans. Exnrunvs COMMITTEE OFFICERS Prvsimlvrwl Vice llrcsiulcnl Ss-crclarp 1923 is made up of several hundred wide-awake One of the members, Marie Brazelton, is the author of a late song, The Only Little Sweetheart. Page Flfly-four A PENN RHI-'Rl .SF.NTATIVl-'.S OF F.IGlIT IIUNIJRFD FUTURE CITIZENS WHO l N'l'l-1RF.D TIIIS XFAR First Year sxscunvn CUMMITTEE, IQZ4 Page Fifty-Ave 3'L f Page Fifty-six Football Team ANDERSON NAYLOR TYSON fCoachj JOHNSON HATTER BRANDON FOSTER WHITE YORK CHAMal.lss SAXON FASON STRICKLAND MCCULLOUGH Cusco WEDDINGTON Mums FALL HATTER COATES NASH BUCHANAN RUTHERFORD DUTTON fcaptainj DOSSETT fllflanagerl RESULTS OF GAMES Marlin ......... 6 Oak Cliff ....... 8 Hubbard ....... . . . 0 Austin ........ .. . 3 McGregor ...,. . . . 0 Fort Worth ....., 7 Gatesville ...,..,...,..,,..,,. 6 Total Opponents .... 30 Page Waco .... .... 3 Waco .... .... 9 Waco A... .,.. 7 3 Waco .... ....... 2 6 Waco .... ....,.. 3 6 Waco .... ....... 0 Waco .... .... . . . 58 Waco ...... ....... 2 05 Fifty-seven QS? g f- , ' I V' V Football Season of 1920 ' HE WACO HIGH SCHOOL is proud to claim the football team it had. Although beginning the season with only six letter men n : - back, Waco's aggregation of the past season made a record which has not been made for many years before. By losing two games, , they were out of the state championship race. All the team sup- 11577. - :pi cent-r 0 1 .Q , 4 ---., X. porters believe they could have defeated Houston Heights, the champions of South Texas, or Cleburne, champions of North Texas, had they but a chance to play them. There is one event that will always be remembered of the team of '20 in the many years to come, and that event is that they defeated Austin, the first time Waco has been able to defeat them in eight years. Waco not only had the honor of winning from Austin, but they did not allow the op- ponents to make a touchdown. Not even in the second half could the Austin boys, with tears in their eyes and remembering their eight consecutive years of victory, plunge through Waco's line: nor were they successful in making end runs or passing the ball. For the first time in the history of the institution the Waco eleven has defeated a Dallas team on a Dallas gridiron. Dutton, captain of the team, deserves special mention. He made a good captain and was as good a tackle as he was a captain. He took much interest in the team, and was always cheerful, doing what he thought was best. Waco is also fortunate in having as good a coach as any college in the state. Much of the success of the past season of football is due to Mr. Tyson. He picked the best players and carefully coached them to their success. We know it was the' team that did the work, but if they had not kept in training and listened to Mr. Tyson they could not have been what they were. Waco is expecting to carry off the state championship in football next season, and there is no reason why they should not. With the exception of Foster, White, Fason and Rutherford, who graduate this year, all the old team will be back, and all the new men getting on the team will be real football players. With Nash as captain, and with the excellent coaching of Mr. Tyson, I f l' w 1 , i if N 5 Ii .1 -w, 1 : 'WTS r w qv y 1 , B the prospects of all-state honors look promising. FIRST TEAM C205 Fosrian ....... ........... E nd NASH ....,..,,,.,...., ,.,,,, E nd Mains ........... ...... T ankle DuT'roN QCJ ....... Tackle BUCHANAN ....... ....... C uard RUTHERFQRD ..,,.,,., Guard C. HATTER .,...... .,..... C enter L. HATTER ........ Quarver FALL ......,....,..... ........ Q uarlcr S1RIcKLAND ..,.,.. , Half WEDDINGTON ...,,.. .......... F ull CoA'rEs ........... . Half 2339 e Flflu ci lil I 9 0 a 8 o f - ' if- --.V aff? if-'lf -.--. a U W QI Boys' Basketball Team FIRST TEAM SECOND TEAM POSTER ..................,....,....,...,. . Cuanl VVlTsE1.x. .... .............,,.T.,,,,,,,,,,, C Iunnl Boccrl. ....T. ..,....,,.,..,.....,......, C uanl SIIOIQMAKIQR ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,A,,, Clmrd Kl2l.l.l' .,,.,TTT,,T.,A,.. ,.,T.,T., F orward CIIAMBLIQG ,,.,A,,,,, I-'vrnmrll STRICKLAND ........... ........ F orward TUSA ..., ,,,,,, Forward Mums QCD ,.,..,..,. ....... C enter Cisco ....,,,, ,,,,A,,, C 'vnlcr RESULTS OF GAMES Hewitt .,.. ...,. 1 3 Waco ,.... .,,,,, 4 3 Lorena ,...... ..... 7 Waco ,,,,.. ,,,,,, 3 6 Mart ............ ...,. 4 Waco ..... ,.,.,, 9 9 Hillsboro .... ..... 7 Waco ...,. .,,.,, 4 3 Oak Cliff .... .,... 1 9 Waco ,.... ,,,,,. 1 8 West .,......... ..,., 1 2 Waco ..,.. ...,,, 3 0 McGregor .... .,... 1 4 Waco ..... ....., 3 8 Reagan .,..... ..... 7 Waco ..... ....,, 3 7 Austin ......,.., ,.... 1 9 Waco ..... ....,, 2 6 Gatesville .... ..... 2 4 Waco ..... ,.,,., 1 5 Bryan ,......... ,.... 1 5 Waco ,.,... .,..,l 3 3 Oak Cliff l.,... ........ 2 4 Waco ..... ...... 3 5 Opponents Waco ..,,,,,,453 Page Fifly-nine Page Sixly l-:- :--....-:- s . f' - ' 4' Q 1 v Boys' Basket Ball Season of 1920 , Ant HE WACO HIGH SCHOOL Basket Ball Boys did excellent play- ing during the entire past. season. They were defeated by only 1-'if two High School teams, with one of which Waco played a return A: Z! game and decisively Wong the other was played on an outdoor 1 , auf 'X ,A court where the opponents had played all of their games, thus handicapping the locals who had played theirs indoors. For- -g --..,.-,,,..-- is tunately for the opponents, but unfortunately for the locals, there uk-49 . ' -5' was not a return game played. As was the case in football, the Waco quintette was headed by a captain who knew his business. Captain Meets was as lively as a jack rabbit, as active as a bird, and as sly as a fox when it came to playing basket ball. He was the individual star of every game and displayed during the entire season such a high class of ball and leadership that he won the enviable position of one of the best athletes in the history of the school. The Waco basket ball boys had the honor and the pleasure of being the first quintette to defeat Austin on the Austin court. This helped the rivalry between Waco and Austin, which has long existed, but not always so prominent as now, to grow, because Waco defeated them for' the first time on their own court. ln a few more years this rivalry may be so great that their games will be the classic of the year in field sports. It was this season that the local five defeated Bryan, the sole conquerors of Waco in the season of I9 l 8-l 9. The team of 1922 promises to be of championship caliber. Foster, the stationary guard of the past season, and who graduates this year, is the only regular who will not wear the colors next year. From the second team Tusa and Witsell graduate, both of whom probably would have been on the first team next year. With so many old players back, so much promising new material, such a coach as Mr. G. M. Smith, and with the increasing enthusiasm and support of the students, why can't Waco have the best team in the state? We are going to wish them the best of luck. 'l l l' Baseball Season of 1921-The baseball season is opening in a burst of glory, under the coaching of Mr. P. L. Tyson. The prospective state cham- pions are: Fason, Strickland, Hatter, Whatley, Sisco, Foster, Fall, Eichelberger, Boggess, Rutherford and Ewing. 'I' 'I' if Track-Waco made a creditable showing at the interscholastic meet at Baylor, with Mr. E.. A. Burnhausen as coach. oz: 0:0 0:0 Boys' Tennis-Douglas Bush and Allan Smith won interscholastic doubles. Bush won in singles also. P e E' ifQ 6 ,er 4' XE! E I I K2 Girls' Basketball---State Champions FIRST TEAM SECOND TEAM Crucx ........,,..,......, CARTWRIGI IT .....,. LAWSON ,,,........... MORGAN QCD ......,. TiioMAs .............. MULLINS ,,....... Forwards Newell ,Iolinslun Eleanor Lucas Annie D. Kendrick Evelyn Ripley Forward Forward Guard Cuard Cenler Ccnlcr SAssER ,..............,.....,.......... Forward Snoox ,,,,,, ...,,.. F ornnard GAINES ...,.. ........ C uard STRICKER ...... ........ C uard PEYTON ......,, ....... Tmus ........ ..... . . OTHER MEMBERS Cenlers Elsie Holsl Anna Lee Bush Minnie Fay Deer Marcia Lena Miller Lucile Williamson Ernislene Finger Page Six!-lj-Iwo Cuards Valeria Synnoll Loree Turner Anna Bell Colson Dorothy Cutler Alma Bulloclc Center Center I-9. . as .0 , , E :'- ' .rm ' V RESULTS OF GAMES Lott ....,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,, ,,,. Hillsboro ..,,.,,,,,,,,,,..,,, Meridian College ........ Valley Mills .....,...,.,.,., Lorena ,....,,,,,,.,,,, ,,,, Rosenthal ...... .... Alumnae ..... ,,,, Alumnae ........ .,,, Hillsboro ...... .... Mart .........,. ,,,, Mart ..,......., ,,,,, Rosenthal ...... .... Corsicana ,.....,,,.,.,,.,,,,, Troy ............,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,, San Marcos Academy Southwestem ...,,.,...,,,. Bryan .......,..........,,,,,,,, Denton Normal ..,..,,,..,. Southwestern ..,...,,..,.., San Marcos Academy.. Palestine ,......,,,,,.,,,.,A,,, Fort Worth ....... .... Rosenthal ...... .... Fort Worth ....... .... Waco Waco Waco Waco Waco Waco Waco Waco Waco Waco Waco Waco Waco Waco Wac'o Waco Waco Waco Waco Waco Waco Waco Waco Waco Stu! V , a O ' -A Pa c x Lh asa X . 5, 4, E A 'Qu 1- IQ f a in-ofa, v 4 ' 9 Girls' Basket Ball Season of 1920 2sg21fQyg,:? ACO is honored by having a girls' basket ball team that has played 7 'SJf wt- ' 1425 go twenty-four games, and has won every one. The girls have XJ picked on college teams this season, and have defeated every High School team that they have played, by an overwhelming Q majority. They defeated Palestine, champions of East Texas, and North Fort Worth, champions of North Texas, thus gaining the ,I W Q W high title of State Champions. The season of l9l8-l9 the Waco girls won the state champion- ship, but were defeated by a few college teams. This season Waco defeated every college which she lost to the season before and many others. The colleges which the local sextette handled easily are: Meridian College, San Marcos Baptist Academy 121, Southwestern University CZK, and Denton Normal. C. l. A. was conceded to be the college champion but refused to play Waco in Waco or Denton. Waco had a better score against South- western than C. l. A. did. - The first game with San Marcos was probably Waco's hardest: but the Denton Normal girls thought they had the best team in Texas, not including Waco, for they were the only ones who could ever get ahead of the locals. They were only ahead for about two minutes, and only by one small point. When the game ended Waco had left them in the shade. Not only High School but the whole of Waco is proud of the basket ball girls. With forwards such as Gladys Cartwright and Emma Lee Cluck, with centers such as Jack Mullins and Pauline Thomas, with guards such as Ethel Lawson and Faye Morgan, how could anybody expect to defeat them? Each not only played on the best team in Texas, but was the best individual player in the state. Faye Morgan was not only a good guard, but a good captain also. She was fully competent of the position she held. Mr. Sturgeon deserves much credit for the success of the girls. He devoted much time to them, and hda as much confidence in them as they had in him. He always noticed the errors they made and corrected them. l-le never did or mentioned anything that would tempt them to break train- ing. Not only did Mr. Sturgeon take much interest in basket ball. but in all other High School activities as well. Mr. Sturgeon said that this team was the best that Waco has had, but he expects the team next season to be equally as good. From the first team Emma Lee and Faye graduate: from the second Ruth Gaines and Mildred Shook graduate. The team mourns for the loss of these players and hopes to get others who are just as good. There will be many old players back, and the team supporters are confident of a third consecutive championship for the Waco girls. :za sfo 0:0 Girls' Tennis-Robye Mae Nichols won in singles at the district inter- scholastic meet, and with her partner, Martha Henshaw, also won in doubles. C 19, 1 l O gr Pa Six! -our 4 F 1 E2 .O ' . H ii S ST-if YTQTQIE1 L Q WACO IS PROUD OF THIS TEAM The accompanying picture represents the Waco High School girls' basket ball teams. first and second, the coach and the referee who officiatecl in many of the games played during the season just closed. Coach William E.. Stur- geon and Miss Hattie Denison, the referee of S. M. U., are standing in the rear. The first team, top row, reading from left to right are: Pauline Thomas, jumping center: Gaurrel Dee Mullins, side center: Ethel Lawson, guard: Fay Morgan fcaptainl, guard: Emma Lee Cluck, forwardg Gladys Cartwright, for- ward. Second team, lower row, left to right: Ruth Gaines, guard: Mary Stricker, guard: janet Tinus, side centerg Annie Peyton, jumping centerg Mildred Shook, forward: Beulah Sasser, forward. The first team played 24 games this season and won them all. The total score chalked up to the credit of the Waco girls in the 24 contests was 893 against a total of 272 registered for their opponents. The record of the team is a-most wonderful one, exceeding that of any high school team in the south so far as known. Pagc Sixty-five Waco High School Orchestra OFFICERS Gi.r.m's DEAN ....,.,.,,, .,,,...,....,............ I Jresidcnl LOUGHTON MARSIIAL1. ........... . l'il.Bl-1RT Hoi.i.owAY .,,.,..,........ Secretary-Treasurer S. E. SCHAEFER .....,..,...... MEMBERS Jasper Caldwell, Cornet Gladys Dean, Pianist Vernon Holloway, Cornet Melba Dean, Violin Wortham Renfro. Trombone Virginia Tabla, Violin Russell Todero, Clarinet Bobbie jenkins, Violin Elbert Holloway, Clarinet Margaret Eclgar, Violin Loughton Marshall, Alto Alwilcla Davis, Violin Horton Tracy, Alto Sylvan Ginsberg, Violin Nat Tracy, Saxophone Dorothy Coppedge. Violin jack Burgess, Saxophone Aleen Marsh. Violin Cliff Williams, Drums lmogene Berry, Violin Aubrey Morris, Snare Drum '20 Piano, 'Zl Violin H. Allan lVlclVlurrain. Page Six-yt-six Propvsrly Nlunagvr Dirc'c'l1rr Booster Club OFFICERS Wl1,l IAM 'l'L'1,l. ,,,, ,.,..,,A. I Jresirlcnl VERNON Hoi.i.owm' ..,,, ,. Yell I rar tr l'lXlf.CU'lllVE COMMlTTltll1i Raymond llarrison lfrancis Compton Elva Killingsworth Orville Dutton Robye Mae Nichols William Tull Vernon llolloway MEMBERS lfrank Spencer james liiclmunclson Paul Dudley Russell Morgan james White Minnis Beheler Lee Needham Davis Nokeley Alleen Dunagan ll. Allan McMurrain XV. Sturgeon Kathleen Clinton lferol Hatch Sarah Sonneman llclith Lane Vashti Green Robert Wilson Daisy Lee Mayr Ruth Frazier Charlsey Bulloclc Merle Wilson P. L. Tyson Luella Maud Conger Elizabeth Harman W. H. Kinney G. A. johnson Maurine Bullock Linda Temple Lillian Bryan Elclona Bowman Mary Glenn Nettie Bell Snider Russell LeGear William Tull lfrnestine Tisdel lfmmett Mccleary Leighlus Shepherd William Scruggs lfarl Gilmore Willis Edwards lf. D. johnson lf. T. Genheimer Miss Cobby De Stivers Miss Bertha Moore Page Sixty-sci-an P5 -fsjezepe s A--H ,J Girls' Hi-Y Club OFFICERS MARY Cil.liNN ........,..,...,,.,, ,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,, P resident OLGA KELLEY .A........,.,.... ........ 5 tudaru Grinrnunn WiNKi.eR ,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,, Vice President NETTIL BELL SNIDER ...........,. ........ T reasurnr Miss HARRIET Mooni-1 ..,,.......,.... Y. W. C. A. Secretary MEMBERS Pearl Avery lfmeline Ahond Mildred Beatty lma Bingham lfdwina Blair l.illian Bryan lfldona Bowman l.ois Bozarth Maurine Bullock Charley Bullock Marjorie Chadwick lfrancis Cool: Anna Bell Colson Amanda llllis lfverda liverel! 1 Marie Faubion Marion Freeman Mary Glenn Edith Houser Lida May Williamson Elizabeth Roberts Judith Hague Anita Hall Alma Matlcin Minnie Lee lngram Verdia McGhee Willie Mae Mays Jennie Mae McKay Johnnie Ray McKay Oma Moore Mariette Phelps Eleanor Potts Dorothy Quinius Adele Rable Olga Kelley lrene Drislcell Adela Seimers Bobbie Smith Nettie Bell Snider Hilmuth Williamson Leora Bacon Valeria Synnott Velma Slone Belva Stewart Ruth Stevenson Page Sixty-eight Janet Tinus listher Tinus Alice Taylor Gertrude Winkler Frances Wheeler Mildred Young Ouida Young Mildred Darwin Ruby Cosgrove Charles Meroney Susie Mae Saunders Lucile Montgomery Gladys Abel Josephine M allard Jena May 0 -- F 19a 'OQI Boys' Hi-Y Club OFl7lCE.RS HUBERT FQSTER ,.,4v,,,44,,, ,,,,A,,,,,,, P rcsidr-nl EDWIN SNEAD ....,.. .,,.,.. S cfrclarp WILASON CROSTHWAITIQ ,,,,,, ...,,4 V ice Presidunl EDWIN NASH ...... Y ...... 7l1't'U3llf1'f After an intermission of several years the High School Club was organized under the new name of Hi-Y Club. Considering the long intermission and the fact that no old members were back, the club did wonderfully well, having an enrollment of nearly 75. Mr. Young of the Y. Nl. C. A. was the leader, advisor and counsellor and under him the club has had one of its most suc- cessful years. The club was honored by many famous orators and visitors, who delivered excellent talks at every meeting. The annual banquet was held Friday evening, April I5, at the High School. The Domestic Science girls served, the basket ball girls were guests, Allan lVlclVlurrain was toastmaster, and Dr. K. l-l. Aynesworth spoke on his tour of Scotland and England. Page Sixlp-nine MEMBERS x Rostra Literary Society 1 If.-xI.I, TISRM ROBERT WILSON ....... KENYON FULKERSON joIIN CONNOR ..,.... CHESTER HARRISoN . RUSSELL LEGF1AR PAT NEFF, jR. ........ . E. D. JOHNSON ....... Pat Neff, jr. l.eslie Attaway Sam H. Amsler jack Burgess Harris Burlchalter John Connor Kenyon Fullcerson Francis Guittard Elbert Holloway Chester Harrison Homa Hill OFFICERS President VICQ PfC5ldClll Secretary Treasurer HlSlOflGll Sergeant-at-Arms Critic Sam Lanham Russell l..eGear Perry jeans H. Allan McMurrain Roy Montgomery Tom Mabry Roderick Mitchell Burgess Pool Morris Smith Oliver Strielcer Xvilliam Teague SPRING TI:RIvI CHESTER HARRISCJN ROBERT WILSON Ros' MoNTooMI1Rx' KENYON l'qUl,KI-IRSON ALLAN MC'MURRAIN WILLIAM TEAGUl'1 E. D. joIINSoN F.. D. johnson Moses Goldstein Page Severity Robert Wilson, jr. Bengie Gilmore lsaac Teague Elbert Read Carl Cobb Lucian Hampton Robert David Smith Henry Sears Paul Spencer William Tull Hubert Foster - !-:- :..--..s-:- s..-.l....... ' r 1 - U Y Q 1 Darden Ol7l lClfRS - Gl.,xm's lloRN ,,...,.. . ,,,,,.....,..... President Gl.ENN JACOBS .,,,,,,,,, ,,,, S irrrfaru Donorm' Fuwrnrss A.,.,.... Vice President MARj0RlE CoDwtN ,,,,i, ,,,, F r asurir Mfxnjoma REISNER ....,.........., Sergeant-at-Arms MEMBERS Dorothy Fentress Elizabeth Burrows Elsie Futch Glenn Jacobs Marjorie Reisner Berta Mae Torbett Marjorie Godwin Sue Thomason Curtis Horn Ruth Hill Louise Vveatherby Louise Piplcin Gladys llorn Frances Stanard Mildred McCullough Vashti Green lfslca Gage Dorothy Connally Hallie Belle Eason Nona Bryan The retiring president wishes for this society an illustrious future and commends to every girl in the High School who is interested in such work its safe-keeping and welfare. The entire club wishes to take this opportunity of thanking Miss Annie lforsgarcl for her interest and help cluring the year. Page Su entv one 19, ,QI A a H ' so' s 'as Forum Debating Society .xr FALL TERM OFFICIQRS LEONIDAS jfxwonsxi ,..., .. .. AA., ,... I 'resident ,,,. A. B. joHNsoN l'lAROLD BLOCK LIONEL WA1.L1s OSCAR DonsoN ...,.,.,. R. M. ANDREWS R. M. Andrews Wilson Anderson Baud Brown George Brown Arnold Abel Charles Dodson Oscar Dodson Weaver Not! Henry Nowalcowslcy Vice Prvsirlcnl Secretary aml Treasurar Sergeant-al-Arms .. Reporter Crific MEMBERS Arthur Nowakowslcy Surrey llunl Leonidas jaworslci A. B. johnson C. A. johnson Harold Block Edmund Barr Harold Smith Eddie McLaren Page Se Lawrenre Mclaaren Denard Gordon Thomas Bartley Leigleis Shepard Carl Recugno Garrett Hill E. A. Burnhauser Manson Hollon verily-Iwo SPRING TERM ......,,..OsCAR DonsoN ........,.l.R1cHLUs SIIEPARD B. JOHNSON .......MANsoN l'l0I.LAND ..........SURRm' l lUNT M. Arsmnnws Nvilliam Harrison Clyde Long Lionel Wallis Kelton Clark Conway Dillard joe Harrell Lasrar F.hman x 'SEI fda' 1 9 XX ff ,1 Q 1 - I . Y Genheimer Literary Society J I I-'ALL NlAl'1NHTTE O1.si1N ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, MARY KATIIERINIQ Climvrs BEULAII Sfxssan ..,.,...AA ,..., . . ADA ALBRIGIIT . .,,.... . MILDRED lVllTCHEI.I. NINA MAE Wll.l.lAMS ..... R. L. Blrsmr .,....,...,.. Bess Knox Margaret llensliaw Mildred Mitchell Isabelle Romans llelen Dumont U lfvzi Cheaves OFFICERS Presirlvnl Vice Prcsirlcnl Treasurer Secretary Wardcli Daisy Chain Rvporlvr Crilic MEMBERS Ruby Kidcl Nina Mae Williams Maenelte Olsen Beulah Sasser Thelma Bell Katherine Harrison Cornelia Marschall R, L, Big-sele Page Sevvnfu-lliree Z REQ ' SPRING ,.,....Oi.c.A KELLEY .,..,.,lVlAENI-lTTE Oi.sEN ...,...RUBY Klub ..,..,,MARcARET HENsnAw .,.,.,.SNOOKS CnEAvi1s .,,.,..MARY KATHERINE Cmafxvrs L. Bmsms Olga Kelly Ada Albright Barbara Williams Katherine Webb Mary Katherine Cheaves Ruby Brown 19, r y F M-W 1 -L yyyd-- Latin Club l'Al.l. TIQRM ROBERT WII.soN ....,. OLGA KEl.l.EY ..,A,,,,,, ,, ALLAN MCMURRAIN BARBARA WILLIAMS .,..L. ROBYH MAIL NlCllOl.S SAM LANIIAM ..II.L, ,,.,, ADA Al.BRlGllT ..... lVlAl1NET'l'li cJl.Sl.N , Sam Lanham Ada Albright Elclona Bowman Bob Vaden Olga Kelley Robye Mae Nichols Edith Lane Mary V. Lastinger Nettie Belle Snider OFFICERS Consul Consul Tribune Tflbllllc . Scriptor Quaestor Censor Critic MEMBERS Elizabeth Roberts Maenette Olsen Mildred Beatty liiva Cheaves A. B. johnson Mary Katherine Cheaves Robert Wilson Chester Harrison Kenyon Fullcerson Page Seventy-four SPRING TILRM KI1NvoN lful I4I1RsoN MARGAREIT HENsI IAw ,CIIILSTER HARRISON MARY C. CIIEAVLS KATIILILILN CLINTON ALIAN MCMURRAIN l.Yl.l-2 BARNI'.1 I' A. B. j0IINsoN Allan McMurrain Allan Richards Morton Lazarus Mildred Mitchell Kathleen Clinton Margaret Henshaw Robert David Smith Harris Burlchalter Burgess Pool MEMBERS Y French Club SPRING TERM OFFICERS STELLA KEl.l.Et' ,,.AAA.A ,,,,,,,,, P residenl ,,,,.., . TllEL.MA BELL ,.AAA,.....,,. x,,x..,,, V ice President ,,,,,,,, ,.,,,,,, , REBECCA Rossmzunc A,,,,,, ,,,,..,,, S ecrelary ,A,,,,,, RUTH Dum: ..,.,.,,........ .,..,..,. T reasurer ,..,.... Eu LANTJMAN ...,.. Sergeant-at-Arms .,.,.. .......,. . Verna Amiolt Pearl Avery Eldona Bowman Charlsey Bullock Dorothy Brown l.ollie Merle Carothera lrene Driskoll Helen Dumont llllollie Ellis lferol Hatch Ruth llarrison Mary Gladys lfuller FALL TERM MTNA WADLEY' .ALl.EEN DUNAGAN STELLA KELLLY HILDA HOFFMAN ALMA MARTIN Hilda Hoffman Myrtle lrwin Gladys Horn Bess Knox ldelle Stewart Thelma Novich Almeda Olenbush james Houser jack Sachs Surrey Hunt Eli Landman Alleen Durham Davis Nolceley Fay McAnally Alma Matlcins Helen Morgan May Kyle Shumway Helen Marlcs Ruth Moncrief Bertha Mimms Ruth Pierce Mary Bubinslcy Kathleen Russell Dorris Shead Page Seventy-Hve Mary Elizabeth Rath roclc Mina Mae Wadley Francis Ward Carrie Weatherred Kathryne Webb Leo Whitson Elma Wood Robert Wilson Worth Adam Gladys Hendrick Bob Vaden Hazel Levinson F'F 4 J V, s g Q 1 U' Domestic Science MEMBERS Alma Baker Elizabeth Harmon Katherine Williams Laura Burton Helen Basey Ona Lefevers Cherry Witsell Maurine Bullock Lois Caswell Margaruile Polk lldwina Blair Helen Bruyere Alowiese Dawson Vashli Green Lillian Bryan Frances Compton Minnie Fahbre Ruby Slearnes Fidelia Brun Nela Rowe One of the largest and most important practical departments of the school is that of Domestic Science and Art. Several hundred girls each year are taught the science and art of cooking, serving and home making in Waco High School. Miss Jennie Hylton is head of this department, and Miss Laura Hilger is manager of our magnificent new Cafeteria. Mrs. Kindley, Miss Helen Park, Miss lna Burkhalter, Miss Emma Earle, Miss Erlene Cochran and Miss Kate De Graffenreid are instructors. a G20 Page Scvenly-six 'NX jf' I ' X I Q I , , l 'J a - Y Y sa Chemistry Classes lilorace Crawley Stanton Dossett Ted Hutchison Waller Wood james McKnight Cecil Burleson R. C. Echols Sam Lanham joe King Vernon Holloway Adolph Winkler lldward Maxwell Durrie Hardin Pat Nell, jr. William Scruggs Robert Wilson Martin Tusa MEMBERS Edwin Sneecl Moses Goldstein Floyd Fason Grover Hamrnack Hubert Foster Rohye Mae Nichols Mary Glenn Helen Basey Minnie Fabhre Alma Baker Margarette Polk Frances Rather Lucile Mauldin Elizabeth Harman Ruby Stearns Grace Perry Linda Temple Alowise Dawson Grace Carter Lucile lVlcCreary lllva Killingsworth Ruth Gaines Frances Compton Oma Moore Velma Cox Ona Lefevers Lily Fraser Cecile Rowell joy Tartar lidwina Blair Judith Hague Frieda Bauwin Winifred Earle Laura Burton W. li. Sturgeon Page Seventy-seven Fay lVlcAnally Mildred Beady Georgia lrwin Faye Morgan Kathleen Clinton Vashti Green Pearl Avery Bob Vaden Frances Ward Gladys Horn Almeda Olenbush Mary Striclcer Barbara Williams Lillian Bryan Lois Caswell Neta Rowe Ralph Cotlelt .s N . 1331 190 ,QI at Q :'f' : ':'i' J m ' ' 'W 1 v Manual Training L . I The courses in Manual Training are well graded and are divided into shop work, which takes two years, and the turning, which takes two years. Some of the products are cedar chests, piano benches, library tables, rolling pins, gavels, darning balls, bread boards, book cases and furniture. The department is making an effort to secure additional university credit next year. G. M. Smith is head of the department. S. E. Schaefer and F. O. Maxwell are instructors. 3 a , Page Seventy-eight i v . mb AQ 0:5 T6 4 1 9 K J f , 2 1 !-:- LL---4-:- g.,.....1... YP f - - - -' 1 v Manual Training v MANUAL TRAINING BOYS IN ACTION G. M. SMITH, Supervisor F. O. MAXWELL, William Tinus john Crillis Ben Clement l..eVerne Nlarschall Joe Lee Linlcenhogen Louis McCoy john johnson O. B. Smith Dan Nicholson Tom Porter Claris Alford George Beckham Joe Genecov Walter Coclce ' Pa 3 e Seventy-nine lrislruclor Eldreclge Fraser William Zahm Alvah Torrence Eclwin Surher 8 zap .. - 46' :'f' T'- '5' : l I l Mid-Year Class Play IVlARY'S lVlll..l..lONS EDWARD SiMPSON, Bimirwas Lucy May .......... Manager Mary Manners jack Henderson W. H. Kinney ........ ............. Horace Crawley ....... ..... Nina Mae Williams Count Victor de Selles Countess Lora de Selles jane Stoneham Nena Bell Speer .,..... ....,..,........, Robert Woodward Alleen Dunagan Russell Morgan ..... Raymond Harrison Cloma Ethredge Ezra Stonelmam Betty Barlow Jimmie Barnes Abija Boggs Mrs. Mudge Eudora Boggs Evelyn Bell ......,,,.,...,...,,,,,..,,,,..,,,...,.,,,.l,,,,...,.,,. Chorus--Annie Scanio, Thelma Roberts, Frankie Dark, Ber- nard Clinton t M D Page highly ISL Q 'SEX jo' ' ' IF! A 1 9 l f C2 I Y f' , v o? c v June Class Play THE MANEUVERS OF JANE Allan McMurrain, Business Manager Joe King, Ass't Business Manager CHARACTERS-GIRLS .lane Nangle ,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,.,,,,,, , .,,.,,,.,,...................... ..., . ........ F aye McAnally I Cgnstantia Gage -,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,A, ,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,.,,,,,,.,,.,.... E. l va KilllngSWOIth Mrs. Beechinor fLorcl Bapchild's auntl... ..... . ....... ...................... F erol Hatch Pamela Beechinor ,.,,,,,.,.,,.,,..,4,,,.,,,,,.,..,,.,,,.............. Mary Katherine Cheaves Catherine, Lady Bapchild CLord Bapchild's motherl .............. Sarah Sonneman Mrs. Bostock .............n................................................... ...... L ucy Lee Wood Miss Bostock .......,,,............. ....,.... .........,...,, ........... ........... B 0 lb V eden Mrs. Pawsey ............... Fidelia Brun Miss Dodd ..... . .,.............. Vashti Green Miss Bowater .. .......,,,.......................,...... Lollie Merle Carothers Trendell ...... ....,................................,..................... L illian Bryan CHARACTERS-BOYS Lord Bapchild ...,...........,....................... l ..............,. ....,..... R ohert Wilson Jervis Punshon, of the Lodge, Chaney..... . ,...... Kenyon Fulkerson George Langton ...............,..................... ........ S tanton Dossett Mr. Nangle ....................... ., .....,....... ........ R alph Coffelt Prebendary Bostock ....... ,.,,,,. P aul Dudley Mr. Pawsey ................ ,,.,,.,,., L yle Barnett Sir Robert Bowater .. ,,,,,,,,.,.,,, Charles Bell First Footman ....... ,.,,. V ernon Holloway Second Footman ...... ,,,,,,,,, E. dwin Snead Butler ..,....,.........., .......... . ...,..,.,.. ..... W i lliam Witsell THE PLAY ACT l Scene-The River Parlor at Lord Bapchild's, Chaney Court, on an October afternoon. '- ACT II Scene-Drawing-room at Chaney Court on an April afternoon, six months later. ACT lll Scene l-Room in the Magpie at Southwich at eleven o'clock on the same evening. Scene ll-Miss Dodd's Parlor at Pilstow-on-sea at seven o'clock the next morning. ACT IV Scene-Drawing-room at Chaney Court. The same morning. i TIME.--Tm: Pnsszm' P g highly 19, ,QI ac -one G1 9 P TQ. ,, .., , 1.45232 YP Zi? Dramatic Club Play NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH E. M. Rallstrom 7,.7.. Mrs. Rallstrom ,...,.. Given Rallstrom ,,.... Robert Bennett ..,.T.. Richard Connally Clarence Van Dusen Ethel Clark .,,..,... Mable .....e.,.,,,,,. Sable ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Bishop Doren l,.,,,. Maid .....t...,,,,,,, jfx CK SACIIS, Business Nfanugcr lfgl fy tn: Bennie Strickland Ruth Stovall Lillian Blount james Houser George Fall James Anderson Alzene Lazenby Ruth Duke Ferol Hatch . Russell l..eGear Mable Duke 1.-l Pa c '1 1 Q- o 'al 1 9 , 2 1 1, LEONIDAS jxxwonsxi OscAR DoDsoN The Forum has had a very successful year. Some very interesting pro- grams have been rendered, at two of which the Genheimer and Darden were visitors. The Forum has had two debates this year. Oscar Dodson and Leonidas jaworski were defeated by Reagan on the question of Light Wines and Beer. The same team won unanimously from the jeffersonian Society at Houston, taking the affirmative side of the question, Resolved, That all foreign im- migration into the United States should be prohibited for a period of four years. This team is soon to debate the Rostra, taking the negative side of the same question. Mr. R. M. Andrews has worked hard with the boys and is be congratulated on the team he has put out. Another member of the Forum, A. B. johnson, secured a place on the interscholastic team which was defeated in the finals by Temple. The membership of the Forum will be practically unchanged, only four of the members graduating. Page Eighty-three Rostra Debaters KENYON FULKERSON CHESTER HARRISON ALLAN MCMURRAIN ROBERT WILSON ROY MONTGOMERY SAM LANHAM The Rostra has just finished what has probably been the most successful year in its history. Under the leadership of Mr. E.. D. johnson. it has suc- cessfully brushed from its path all the obstacles which have arisen. The Rostra has more than once this year justified its name as the leading society in High School. For the first time in the history of the High School, a literary society has adopted its own stationery. The senior members of the Rostra also acted as sponsors for the unfortunate freshmen, thus originating a cus- tom which, it is hoped, will be followed by all senior classes in the future. This year the Rostra has been represented by three debating teams. Kenyon Fulkerson and Chester Harrison broke even with Hubbard. Fulkerson was also a member of the interscholastic team. Chester Harrison and Roy Mont- gomery represented the Rostra at S. M. U., while Robert Wilson and Allan lVlclVlurrain will debate the Forum soon. The Rostra has very good prospects for the future and expects to become more glorious in the future. Page Eighty-four fe Boys' Glee Club 5 l will .Z . Cu l.ee Needlmm Aulirey lVlorris lflliert Read lfllxert llullowa Allred Pelers lrving Mansell Davis Nolceley George Brown flaude Weaver Y .uuis D.-XNll',I.S, liinwhu- l7,i milrr l lol. Noble Bruce l'4.dward Francis lVlinnis Belieler Ludwig Goebel Wilks llinson Roy Prince Carl Sullenlmerger lsaac Teague NIIZMBHRS lloyle Bowles Nlenlin Kuehn Wm. Tull Robert Green A. B. johnson l.yle Barnett Henry Slricker R. C. llclxols lage Eiglilp- i LOWAY, Iill3lllL'5.S Mzlliagslr john Connor Tomie Mabry Robert Goodwin Wilber Barcus Charles H. Bell Russel l..eCear Willis Edwards Frank Spencer z , M Ei Q -IQ!!! , , F, , 25? 2-f-A---hi- A-M-W-5, 4 v 0 ......,...---'- --,,...- n UP vo ms up T THE WHY MR. fucks. WOODS HEAp worms CN 4 Y ' r f n N 1- KX lg X.. 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Jix g : I fl 4 iff: . f . xg A T S- ff , Mn. nausea asnsnow ff Mau 1,, r Munn nr mm wnsu- any even 4 cfm. H qnunrs AND SNLHS 1 , HFN summen weavwrn. mv qooovvess won AT! 'T TAKES MR' BEASLEY HND IS rusr as Lrqwr use 5-1-RUT. ,V ro LEAN oN FURNITURE AS A CHICKEN FMTNER, 1.9 M 'GT Pa v Ei sf-van 1 l - V . . . 2 3 , !3'x,- ..v . . '91-,Q A5 A Q55 1 9 2 1 m y i'i T '-Jun: ' ' 5 V V The Alumni 5,..,,,..,?,,?. .. fr . V. . M - -H-.-sf,sq-QW1-,g,W.y,s-W,--VV..-,,f4 A TEAM OF OTHER DAYS First Row-Bonner, Crowder, Wilson, Mayfield, Newberry, Moore, Dot- son, Morehead. ,1 Second Row-Moorman, Crosslin, Brown, Wilson, Mansell, Strickland, Kelly, Hardin. Does this old picture stir up memories of days gone by? Many mem- bers of this team are now prominent in business and professional circles. There is a movement on foot to organize a stronger alumni association. . Pqgc Eighly-eigfll 19, .QI ' 5 . . V 4 ' 4 !E'zQ .0 J- A Piggy ...,, High School Graduates 1 1887 J. H. Banton Annie Evans Ernest McKinney Lizzie H. Hughston Pearl Darby 1888 Mamie Culbertson Annie Krause I889 Mary Phillips Mattie Davidson Mabel Osborn I890 Lolabel House Georgia Lednum jean Sterrett 'lihomas C. Tibbs Janie Brown Fannie Sedberry l89l Mamie Warren Edith Cohen Fannie Willis Ripley Hanrick Eva Willis Hallie Shaw Addie Hyde james Henshaw l 892 Will H. Robinson Annie Forsgard Ruth Evans Dollie Chambers Alice Sedberry Sam L. Orand Ollie Leuders Sophie Ahrenbeck Mabel Pidcocke Mabel Kimbrough l893 Myrtle Fordtran Marion Segner Mary Martin Minnie Smith William Turner 1894. james Ainsworth Ben Lambdin Bettie jackson Hennie Carothers Lillian Allen Katie Moore Katie Shaw Birdie Landman Terrence Eubank Belle Cundill Maud Anderson Annie Allen Barton Moore 'l'ye Shaw Louise Willis l 895 Dovey Gean Curry Edna Dean Josephine Eastland lnez Fields Renick Frazier Annie lrvine Rosa Otelia Mattson Sallie May Mary Lavenia Mayfield Laura E. Pidcocke Mary Lucretia Prather Betty Adair Segner Freda Darley jaclison Minnie M. Killough Nannie Kilpatrick Pearl Knapp Vida Celeste Kosure Eda E. Krause Sadie Shelton Minnie Sneed Elizabeth Speight Dwight E. Conger Charles B. Fordtran Richard B. Harrison 1896 Maud Abel Kate Appell Katherine Bower Etta Casseday Bessie Davidson Edna Farquahar Annie Kinnard lda Ainsworth Alma Baker Ray Brinkerholl Libbie Davidson Josie Forsgard Vara Horner Celia Knebel Q Genie Moore Lillian Prendergast Susie Wilcox Casseday Beach Dudley Kent Wesley Mann Nannie Sedberry Camille White Georgia Wood Beecher jones Martin Harris john McLennan I897 lda Merrell Nettie Cruger Autry Mattie Mae Spillman Roberta Wright Mattie Lastinger Lucy Belle Carter lVlattie Olivia Melton James Wilkes Lieber Edward Lloyd Burger Maud Hall Mary Craik Davis Nelly King Anderson Rosa Weathered Mary Sudie Buck Laura Kate johnson Lillian Alberta Dewey Fremont Worth Burger Louis Bassett McCullough jacob lzlli Hirschfelder Wm. Lambdin Prather, jr. Wood B. Carrington George Clark Bishop Warren Penn Hargrove l898 Katherine Edmond Nellie M. Combs Pearl Smythe Ada E. Brimingham Mary Popplewell Lena Lee Edwards Agnes Steele Myra Augusta Vesey Clara Steele Zadie Dyer Libbie M. Levy Nclla Ellison Ethel Maddin L. C. Lack May Dee Cook Albert Symes Mary Belle Chambers Janie Moore Stella Norwood Myrtle Maddin Nellie Oliver Lillian M. Eaton Hugh Maxey Hartgrove l 899 fMid Term, Lee Dewey Chas. Miller Sudie' Davis Emmie Moore l899 Uunel William Edmond john Blair Eugene Early Allen Early Carter Eubanl: Page Eighty-nine James Honea john 'l'. Kelley rired Kaskew Harvey lVl. Richey George Shelton Grace Burk Sudie Burt Eva Davidson Florence Davis Donnie DuBose Nora Gouldy Wilmoth Hudson Bertha jones lwances Luedde Florence Matthews Gertrude Matthews Carrie Nance Mary Napier Nellie Napier Ethel Oliphint Daisy Oliver Fannie Prather Ethel Richy May Sparks Laurie Turner Minnie Winfrey Lamar Davis john Deane Laura Hardy Mitiibel Renick lvy McKamey Bonner jurney I900 Bertha L. Hutchins Blanche M. Gross Ethel W. Trawick Violet L. Gross Lizzie Tucker Bessie Pipkin Ada Ben Halbert Ella L. Stubblelield Mary B. Smith Rena Hudson Pearl Standefet' Annie Brooks Alex Weisberg Lecmie K. Ahrenbeck Mary Lambdin Grace Prather Edward Symes Olive M. Halbert I90l Annie Bal-'er Birdie Conyers Mabel Cooley Naiad Cresop Dee Crooks Josie Eikel Ruby Garland Sadie Herz R. Hutchenrider if QI , , - A 'oi' 335 I 9 a Page Nfnefp High School Graduates gf Nell King Bert Rowe Marjorie Smith Lizzie Townsend Eula Vesey Merchant Colgin Willie Early Chester Dewey Lee Forsgard Aubry Gooch james Hadria Otis Kent Adrian Moore Tom Morrow D. Prendergast 1902 Uunel Clara Genevieve Brian Lucy Brockenborough Pattie Malone Casseday Mary Lou Dugger Beulah lmogene Duncan Tom M. Dorris Mary Rose Edmond Lillie Hall Fennell Hallie Harrison Grider Bertie Mae Hickman Ralph Hart Mattie jenkins Grace Melear Maude Melear jewel Mabel Martin Katherine B. Mayer Lillian Downes Parrott May Belle Smythe Etta Moore Townsend Emma Letitia Tate james Davis Willis Emily Rebecca White I 902 CMid Yearb Lilla Davis julia Appelquist 1 Cottie Berry jeftie Davis Helen Caperton Mary Fitzhugh Louise Napier Ernest Robinson Flora Sinclair Lee Williamson l903 Uunel Gladys Alexander Violet Blair Fannie Elizabeth Vesey Nelson B. Henry Wilford W. Naman Manie Dona Clay Frieda Von Scheumbach Aline Leache Mackey Sparks Lillian Meriott Ransom F. Davis Miriam Suhler Maude Daniel Dollie Daniel Leta Brooks Jennie M. Moore Wm. E. Gooch Agnes Krause Mamie Florence Steele Horace H. Flynn Mary Lizzie Casseday Belinda Essie Lewis I903 CMicl Yearj Fannie Douglass Ida Ryan Rachel Strauss Arabel Maskey Kate Fay Laughlin l 904 fjunej Chauncey Glover Harry C. Rohrer Anne Helen Weisberg Chas. H. Forsgard Grace W. Copeland Berta Mackey Sam Holland Clemmie Rancier Smith Shirliereed Streeter Mary Celia Shear Mabel Quay Israel Friedlander Ruby M. jones Mary Augusta Ryan Wm. L. Woodward, J Florence Cason Arline Camille Haber Mercy Olenbush Erle Evans l905 Uunej Alice Bain Nettie Bird Mattie Chisolm Edna Earl Ewing Ella Freeman Minnie Guinn Louise Gayle Sarah Gross Annie Pearl Harris Hallie jameson jaxie Lewis Holt Massey Ruby M'cCrary Ethel McGhee Mabel Moore Fannie McGlasson Robert McGlasson Rose Ozburn Bertha Phillips Rose Potter Clara Perrin Pattie Sleeper Gizelle Wohlberg Edgar Woodward T. l 905 fMicl Year, Viola Aerl Ethel Mills julia Merrill Nettie Rose Moore Nan Napier 1906 Uunel Haywood L. Winter Ruby Lucile Smith Lillian Halbert Martin T. Killough Nat W. Hardy Stella Prendergast Wilbur Wright Ethel Williamson Edward McCard Martha Lavinia Randal Marie Helen Lacy Marjorie L. Kendrick Hallie Frazier Christine Hester Hortense Bertha Rast Mary B. Smith ' Maggie Cameron Horsful Byron Gambill Marie Riddle Caroline Richardson Elizabeth C. Miles Marie Barnett Marie Streeter Annabel Hill Eva Glover Allene Penry Eula Wilkerson Ella Ettelson Mary Bertrand Arbuckle Alva Friedholm Ernestine Hill Ray Margaret Chambers Bessie Barber Ruby Sheppard Mabel C. Melear Earle E. Bruck I 906 fMid Yearj Alberta Wood Mary Herring 1907 Urine! Lena Adelman Lizzie Appell Maggie Appelquist Agnes Arbuckle Lillie Bergstrom Lena Board Argie Cooley Marie Chambers Grace Daniel Pattie Duggan Zoe Fitzhugh Ada Hall Bonnie Hardy Page Ninety-one Grace Haynes Katherine Lack Sadie Lawrence Josephine Mann Louise Morrow Marguerite Rast Mabel Stanard Ada Smith Hazel jackson john Brockenborough john Caufield james Jenkins Dan Kelly Bruce McAlester Milton Miller Bart Moore 1907 uvud Yearj Alice Lee Boynton Sophie Cohen Florence Conger Bettie Melear Carmen Morehead Lottie Padgitt Maud Rohrer Emma Stolte john Forsgard Charley Smith Fisk Wright l908 fjunej Mary Ella Anderson Hallie Harrison Bolinger Mary Elease Breckenridge Lizella Allen Crawford Vera Werdna Cross Willie Lee Davis Fannie Elizabeth Dugger Bessie Ethel Elkins Marguerite Mae Flournoy Bessie Foscue Viola Reeves Humphries Clarabelle Knight Vivian Maylield Lena May Nelms Charlotte Perrin Pearl Ardele Rhodes Edna Steele Verlie Odessa Wallace Francis Henry Boynton Sam Danzig Alfred Aubrey Evans H. Clay L. Foster john Forest Goodman Robert Gribble Thaddeus Edgar Johnson Henry C. Lindsey Work A. Streeter Louis Weisberg I908 fMid Yearl Mary Davis Kathleen Farmer Mary H. Glover 'Q -E. '53, . 6 H I .9 '-swf' Q I 5 .', 6 oust. , ' nj. I9 21 ' l'ag1Nmc two EL O - rl fail, -1.-4,4 a-'iiiyr .- lnez Grider Will Gibson John Edward Quay Theodore Ray l909 QJuncJ lda Lee Andrews Marjie Appell ldn Abel Beatrice Beaumont Mae Barron Rowena Barnett Alice Cuny Monette Colgin Minnie Elliott . Maude Fullen Lallie Leggett Harriett Moore- lrene Perry Carrie Pool lda Parrott Jeanette Standefer Hallie Wiebush Margaret Wasson Robert Crawford Neil Edmond Mattie Belle Fason Jennie Forsgard Pauline Foster Louise Greer Angie Hill Goldye Hart Helen Harkelroad Willie Killough Allen Hall M. C. Jones Bedford Kirkpatrick Malcom Lindsey David Levy Walter Reese Douglas Sonntag Tom Moore Bert Sanger I 909 CMicl Yearl Ethel Bolton Henrietta Clark Daba Clark Lida Clintorn Lillie Gillis Lois Griffith Lollie Hale Cecile Lees Allene Quicksall Ruth Ray Stella Simpson Frances Wortham lna Walton Alma Veazey Charley Glatz 1910 fJuneJ Ethel Carlton Mary Carter Maydee Canfield Beuna Clinton Florence Cohen Eula Curlce Dorabellc Davis Pearl Dugger Hattie Dumas Josephine Foscue Nora Franklin Mary Gallagher Pearl Gillis Ermine Halbert Bessie Harris Alta Harrison Gertrude Jameson Lucy Jameson Mamie Jones Flora Lippard Nlattie Mallory Lottie Naman Julia Patten Jessie Quinius Jamie Strange Hazel Trawick Alice Turner Floy Vesey Luna Walton Mabel Worden Will Dugger Champe Fitzhugh Risher Halbert Robert Jameson Winter King Justice Minier Walter Rathell Harold Sleeper Leslie Smith High School Graduates l9l0 ClVIid Yearl Ida Adelman Carrie Bolton May Darwin Mamie Daniel Clara Evans Emma Farrell Kate Humphries Clara Lowenstein Ruby Martin Frances McLaren Laurelle Morrow Ercell Morehead Karl Austermuehle Bryan Kyger Rease Littlefield Robert Hale l9ll Uun Fay Bailey Annie Beatty Marie Beaumont Grace Bloodworth Lillie Bohner Fay Clinton Vertie Curb el 1.9 Ji ' u me is v ista Ruth Damron Winnifred Davenport Davis Ethredge Essie Forrester Annie Greer Jessie Hardwick Mary Henry Vashti Hubby Ruth Huddelston Leda Leggett Allie Lewis Gertrude Martin Gladys Mayr Emily Montgomery Vera Montgomery Annie Moore Hattie Morse Eva Norman Mozelle Rast Lillian Reese Louise Rogers Minnie Schimmclpfc Mary Somcs Sadie Stolte Georgia Streeter Maude Waldrop Minnie Warren Mary Belle Wood lonc Wortham Azel Adams Madison Cooper James Edmond Earl Hatten Herbert Holloway Leland McCullough Ben Newberry Douglas Quay F. O. Rogers Luther Stewart Will Thompson Lloyd White l9ll CMid Y Ethel Alexander Marguerite Blair Zenera Harlan Ruth Johnson Genevieve Lacy Margaret McGill Mary McGill ' Helen Olenbush Fay Sligh Leota Wallace 1 nig earl s l9l2 fJuneJ Edith Adelman Corinne Alexander Nellie Andrews Ruth Appell Helen Arbuckle Yola Bellamy Bessie Bewley Minerva Boyd ohnnibell Boyett Charlotte Clanton g Eva Cohen Mae Crippen Mary Fannin Ellen Forsgard Rachel Fraser Maxie Fuller Florrie Glass Agnes Griswold Nannie Halbert Nellie Lee Hill Juell Johnson Helen Koos Pearl Lancaster Bernice McLaren Floy Martin Charlie Melear Dorothy Renick Madge Romans Kathlene Scales Clara Schabacker Leola South Emily Sparks Elsie Strickland Kathleen Trice Willie Maude Veascy Bertha Waldrop Edward Boynton Charles Brooks Thomas Caufield Alfred Connor Clarence DeCordova Charles Daniels John H. Edwards Halbert Fall Gus Fred Wayman Hampton Earl Hawkins Bennett Hubbard Robert Jaclson Johns Drew Clitus Jones Powers McDougall Fred Mansell Hugo Martin Louis Quicksall Joe Reece Edgar Singletary Paul Wollof Charley Winston l9l2 avnd Yeafp Daisy Bolton Pansy Clinton Josephine Kemendo Catherine Lattimore Rosa Littlefield Celia Moore Virginia Rose Boyd Alexander Sigmund Archenhold Roland Bruer Thomas Golbert Frank Greer P L3 21 l c , 1 , 1 X I f km 5 I I K. . I 2- . 2 8 L4 7, . Q Q H- ., : AMW y , Q,b- Q ,Q Av 'f2fiwQ,,,9,f 'Au Page Nincly-four 0 . s. . Clarence Hubby Chas. Miller l9l3 Uunel Ernestine Arnold Landis Barton Mary Lou Bagby Al Lee Benham Mary Bertrand Miriam Black Mary Carlisle Laurine Coates Zella Cross Artye Davis Truett Davis i Lucile Duty Sue Edmond ' Louise Elliott Willie Ellis Blanche Franklin Bessie Freeman Lucile Gooch Helen Gorin Bonnie Hicks Edda Handy Helen Harman Leta -laynes Erin -lohnsorn Sallie Keith . Dimple Knight Lola Lankford Beverly Lastinger Jennie Lazenby Amelia Lewine Katherine Lewis Gladys Lindsay Lucile Mayfield Marjorie Minnock Flora Lee McCullough Pauline McLendon Bruce Morgan Anlonette Ockander Theresa Potter Edna Quisenbery Roberta Rogers Lida Scarborough Margaret Sleeper Grace Stone Sallie Sullivan Margaret Trice Ida Whitaker llleta Williams Willie Winton Annie Woodward Henderson Barton Darrell Daughtrey Carl Dutton Robert Evans Dean Ellis Leslie Faulk Frank Fleming !..:- :-- .,-:- s i v - ' v High School Graduates Perry Green Martin Hardin Leon Horn Aubrey Jameson Speight jenkins Ben Kelly james McLaren Sterling McMurrain George Melear Julien Moore Morris Myre Clarence Newberry Herman Olenbush Lloyd Peyton Hardeman Pool Herman Quinius Walter Reagan Clarence Reese Clarke Roberts Everett Speer Kendall Smith Kyle Vick Frank Wharton Bonnie Wood I9l4 Uunel Louise lrwin Myrtle Mae Thomas Ruth Linda Sneed Leona Belle Reese Mary Katherine Wood Grace Cox Helen Myers Ruby Sykes Gillis Willie Mary Rayborn Vallie Kestler Grace Hill Robinson Nina Belle Payne Eunice Marie Akin Burl Hillyer Bryan Virgie LaGow Fay Norman Lucile Warren Charlilee Vincent Sara Rosenberg Orlean Bena Glass Clarice Griswold Georgia Rhodes justina Helen Owen Aeilea Lloyd Muldrow Eva Belle Hardwick Cleo Clarice Clark Florrie Neale Cooper Ellie Grace Cravford Ariadne Meredith Frances Edith McBride Olivia ,losephine Odgers Mvrtle Willie Harrison Lillian Kathleen Evans Frances Blanchart Willie Mae Brooks Ruby Parmer Rosa Mae Curb Mildred Lastinger Edward Hardin Davis Hallie B. Armentrout Richard T. Spencer Francis Latham Downes H. Renfro Knickerbocker Edward Barnard Lane Robert B. Alexander George Rider Minier Thomas Edgar Hawkins Charlie Wiley Brown ,lerome E. Pennington Rufus C. Burleson Rue Verner Derrick Ray Earl Stearns Hamilton C. Hague Monte Eli Lawrence lra Dee Kuykendall Howard Fraser Meredith B. Kendrick lsadore Cohen l9l4 fMid Yearj Minnie Lucille Corbin Mildred Davis Mary Belle Pool Ray E. Marks Helen Houston Violet Madenfort Nannette Haber lrma Best Rena Martin Horace W. Williams Milam Wallace Harvey Golding Ben Kelly Fred Best 1915 Cjunej Mary Alexander Nannette Barcus Estelle Barron Emma Blizzard lma Board Thelma Bowen Nancy joy Brazelton Clara Louise Bruel Daisy Brown Mildred Cammack Alice Cox Vara Crippen Lottie Daniel Willie Davis Marion Dilworth Emma Earle Flora Edmond Leila Ellsworth Rebal Epperson Ruby Fason lsie Fred Vlastie Woytek Myrle Fleming Ben Freeman Esther Sofror-ia Nelson Pearl Forsgard A M. Garrett Pearl Kelly Ray Mildred Fort 155 0 I9 Mildred Freund Leah Friedman Lucile Gassoway Pauline Genecov Sadye Goodman Amelia Goodwin Mildred Halbert Minnie Ola Hale Jessie Haney Lula Harrison Frances Hawkins Sadie Hawtof Bess Herrick Katie Hines lva Hopkins Beuna LaGow Louise Leavell Elba Leftwick Fannie Mae Matthews Erin McDaniel Maedella McKnight Fidelia Miller Lillie Minnock Clara Moen Carrie Morgan Mabel Moran Emma Morrill Pearl Ouzts Pearl Parker Elsie Parsons Marie Pfaeflle Frances Proctor Corinne Quinius Marion Renick Kelly Romans Freida Siemers Alethea Sleeper Lois Smyth Alzine Snead Marion Stanford Mary Strange Thalie Stribling Louey Tyler Onida Vaughn Vera Whitaker Florence Whyte Adrienne Wilkes Lillie Wood Anna Mae Word lloe Adams Rudolph Adam Shapard Allen Barrett Armstrong Harry Berlowitz Blanton Clarge Henry Clayton William Davidson L. S. Ettelson Eugene Fason Andrew Flood Chas. Garrett Abe Greenberg Egon Haubold Vernon Hill g.. 'Agia Q1 Pa 4 f' .c - gk Wh-g gg r-M :Q 'Grin JG' U o o V Page Ninely-.six High School Graduates s en George Lane Paul Laughlin Dave Levin Gus Levy Burney Mansell Robert Marlfham A. D. McMurrain Julien Minier Ray Moore Will Nethery James Owen Graeme Parks Tom Scudder Earl Smith Travis Smith Dewey Tyler Curtis Vesey Ben Werkenthin Louis Wiebusch Paul Wilson Manuel Wohlberg Charlton Wood Milton Whitehead I9l6 Uunej Dora Adams Carline Alexander Era Anderson Grace Arbuckle Lucille Bell Florence Bennett Ida Billington Marie Blocker Azalete Bolger Lilian Bronstad Aurelia Brooks Emma Burleson Janette Bush Violet Bush Josephine Caldwell Rowena Caldwell Vera Cammack Johnnie Lee Camp Ruth Coltelt Mildred Corbin Gertrude Cottle Lily Cohen Thelma Cox Lella Creasey Hiawatha Crosslin Hattie Dennison Mary Dumas Ruby Fairly Mary Ferguson Katherine Fitzhugh Mary Fowler Marguerite Fuller Mary Joe Gage Ruby Gayle Louise Gould Sallie Hall True Hickey Rilla Hicks Katie Hill Lucile Horn Tommie Howser Naoma Huddelston Annie Mae Hunter Bess Hunter Ellie Isbell Grace Jenkins lngeborg Johnson Kathleen Kendrick Dorothy Kepler Edith Lake Esther Lazenby Myrtle Lee Pauline Lewis Ida Leggett Lora Livingston Maurine Lucas Ruth Long lrene Maaz Gwendolen Maddox Bessie Mayr lewell McKay Ollie McKinney Mary Emma Miller Frances Mitchell Rozzie Monroe Helen Moore Morie Moore Flora Moore Mildred Moore Ida Nowakowsky Lottie Parmer Florence Patten Vida Pearce Lucile Peoples L. E. Polk Flora Reese Reba Renick Clair Richardson Louise Romans Ida Rosenberg Camille Searcy Ethel Speer Maud Sharp Mary Smedley Fav Smith Pollv Smith Gurtha Stanley Mary Trott Velma Torbett Ida Trice Abigail Wilkes Reva Yowell Keene Woodward lames Abbott Robert Abel Paul Adams lsie Adelman Robert Armstrong Sam Arnols Ben Lee Boynton loe Brown H I Caufield Cecil Coffelt Alexander, Dollins Ward Dutton Charles Eichelberger Grady Fields Herman Frazier Leo Garrett Bachman Greer James Guthrie Olan Hamilton Gabriel Harman Donald Haynes Ernest Harrison Hardy Hill Calvin Mansell Will Leach George McCullough McCord Mclntire Philip Meade Leo Meyer John Morris John Perry Albert Pickett Frank Peyton Austin Pool Henry Prinzing Albert Roberts Orvis Russell ,loe Scudder Francis Shelton Carr Smith Leon Stanley Scheidler Stanley Richard Stone Clarence Street Oscar Tabla Marshall Thompson Frank Trau lohn Vernon Charles Whitman loe Wilcox Harold Willfins Homer Wilson Ross Wood 1917 Eva Adam Helen Alexander Susie Bain lessie Beardon lrene Beatty Hulda Blume Lucy Bulger Edna Broiles Lilian Buster Mildred Caldwell Marie Campbell Loeene Carlisle Bernice Clark Gladys Clark Nannie Roze Clisbee Kate Craven Hazel Davidson Alma Davis Wilma Davis Page Ninety seven Jennie E. Davis Esther Didzum Reba Downey Frances Earle Jim Ada Elliott Ella Engelke Lily Engelke Lucile Evans Gladys Fink Burney Pearl Flaniken Hester Foster Jeanette Foster Edith Frazier Libbie Fred Florence Fried Clara Fuller Marie Futch Louise Garrett Josephine Garrell Laura Lee Hammack Edith Harrison Laura Hawkins Christie Hayes lrene Helmrich Gladys Hemphill Enola Hines Willie Hollon Faye Hopkins Geal Humphrey Margaret Johnson Lillie Mae Johnston Rursbel Jones Bloma Kaplan Daisy King Lucy Laine Sarah Lanham Lois Lee Lillian Lindsay Lily Beth Logan Merle Lucas Virginia May lone McCarter Mattie McClellan Hattie McKee Ruth Melton Venevian Murphy Houston Norman Sadye Novich Nell Orand Thelma Pearce Clemmie Ponder Lucile Puett Etha Rast Willie Rawland Gwendolyn Reid Bertha Shead Bernice Shelton Susie Sigler Emma Singletary Dorothy Somes Bertha Alleyne Spencer Lillian Starr Katherine Stratton Boone Strickland I9, QI as .Q ,gmt A' Q SPS!!! Page Ni1lCfy'Cig,lf gms. High School Graduates Eula Lee Trice Gladys Trice Magdalene Whitaker Lucile Wildman A. V. Williams Mary Willett johnny Lee Whiteley Lucile Wilson Colista Wiswell Pauline Woodall Thelma Wortham Marguerite Wylie Karen Young james Bailey joe Birkhead William Brandon Vandiver Brown Forest Buchanan Nathan Buchanan Merle Brunson Eldon Byars Hosea Collier Rogers Cox Alfred Daniel Ethelbert Dennison Curtis Douglass Kyle Drake Chas. Durham Earle Farrell Cecil Farrow Phil Ferguson Ewell Gassoway Arche Gee Leon Harlow Carlton Holloway Wayland Jennings Robert Leftwich William Lipsitz Wm. Loftin Frank Longley Willis McCracken H. D. Daniel Frank Mathews ,lohn D. Mayfield Ferris Megarity Ed Roy Miller Monte Owen l. L. Pounds .lohn Scudder Clark Spruce Allen Taylor Halley Torbett Powell Trice Will Vivrett Howell Whitaker Chas. White Gordon White Lester Wohlberg Howard Wood Farrand Wilson Ernest Wright l9l 7 fMicl Yearl GIRLS Monette Bushnell Eugene jody Howell Chalmers S. Hubby Roy Prewette Huff jack Humphrey joseph jaworski Grace Lindsey Mae Chiles Hannibal Jaworski Edith Frances Davis Alice Bertha Denison Annie May Easley Effie Madelyn Franklin Annie Rae Genecov Gladys Glass Manila May Hesselein Grace Mattie Mayr Verda Lee McClain Martha Enid Morgan Emma Pfaeffle Hilda Christine Steinman Mary Louise Woolfolk BOYS Lloyd Key Carraway Robert Lee Clayton Walter Crippen Davis Sneed Hill Charles Wilburn Knebel Orgain E. McCullough - Fred Spaulding Sandoz Ernest Duane Smith- Harold Kirby Stanard Henry Washington Tatum Fred Aswell Turner William Howell Wood SUMMER SCHOOL Paul Everette McCracken Walter Craig Crow A Albert William Percy. -Ir. Marion Houston Smith Monette Cleile Hamilton Ellie Louisa W'ord Aubrey Norma Summerlin Ena Wortham Pauline Cammack l9l8 Uunel BOYS Robt. Willingham Best George H. Cantrell Francis H. Carrol Paul Omar Christman Melbourne vl. Cooper Hugh Donohue La Baume Elmer Elliott Roy P. Etchison james H. Faulkner Willis Calvin Fiser Paul Alfred Foltz Harry Gollob Robert Lee Guthrie ,lohn Adams Harrison Charles H. Hamilton 1 ames .Garland Henson Grady Lackey Wilton A. Lanning john Leach Lee Lockwood Chester A. Luclrett Robert S. Munger Robert L. Murphree Milton Nash Oliver William R. Poage Morris l. Rosenberg Abe A. Rosenberg Edwin Carson Sheeler Charles M. Shumway William Lacy Sleeper Charles E. Stafford Clifford R. Stanley Wendell Arthur Stiles Frances G. Taylor Edwin Leslie Trice Earl Arvin Trollinger GIRLS Lucy Lee Abbott Marguerite Abel Frances E. Armstrong Eula Virginia Ashbrook Lillian Beasley Florence Elenor Beaty Elaine Berkley lda Aileen Blystone Helen Board Mary Lois Bovles Irene Pauell Bruck ,lohnnie M. Buchanan ' Georgiabel Burleson Alma Vivian Bright Suzette Bushnell Myra Frank Buclfner Gladvs Lurline Byrd lewell Loise Cagle Loeene Carlisle Mary Alfreda Claypool Madge Ruth Cluck Marie B. Coates Lois Virginia Collie Sadie Connor Winnie Davis Cooksey Willye Bell Daniel Mary losephine Daniels Vannah Davis Alma Davidson Sarah K. Douglas Grace Downs Alla Blanche Duren Lucile Durham Monia Marie Etchison Ruth Virginia Eubanlc Lillian Margaret Fabbre Page Ninety-nine Tommie Faucett Felice Gaffney Belle Goldberg Herman Hale Loreene C. Hamilton Una Belle Hardwich Elvie Daisy Haubold Beatrice Mildred Hays Gladys Hilburn Ella Beatrice Hill Dorothy H. Holding Mildred K. Hooks Sadye D. jach Rosalie jameson Gladys Jenkins Florence johnson Margery Lou johnson Jane Marie johnson Bess Kavanaugh Laura Estelle Kidd Aline S. Knowles Vera Amelia Laird Rose Lawrence Laster Ruth Sherman Lazenby Almedia McGregor Luzera Mansell Helen Melton Alma Nemir Louise Perry Myrtle Georgia Patman Flora Louise Phillips Pauline E. Pipkin Ola May Post Dorothy Pearl Reagan Katherine Risher Bertha Roscher Katie Clair Rogers Amelia Ligon Rowlette K. Schimmelpfennig Rose Shubel Frances Sleeper Annie May Smith - Ola Marguerite Smith Lucy Annabel Smith Josephine Smith Alice Ruth Stanford Rose Roberts Stevens Florence Stolte Eleanor Teague Ophelia Thaxton Mabel Thaxton Dorothy B. Twaddell Lottie K. Walker Addie Marie Weibusch Isabel Lura Wiggins Helen Williams Nellie J. Williamson Leola Ray Wildman Gladys Winchell I l assi. 'si geo ' M2 em 1 9 4 ,,yp 12 Page One Hundred AY' as., ,. , ,, , Ona Amanda Yowell Hattie Elizabeth Zurlluh SUMMER SCHOOL Fay Davidson Christine Shivers Marion Caskey Ernest Clark I Willerford Dutton Dan Hawtof l9l9 CMid Yearl Kathleen Bowen Herbert Little Helen Braun Ruth Craven Harlan l entress Ruth Dennison Annie Farek Alan Miller 'lhelma Francis Janice Griflin lf. P. Mayfield Lena Koller Garnet Wallace Margaret Yates Emily Wortliam Madge Lindsay l . W. Starr Doris Lyons Eliazbeth Martin J. A. Stanford Mamie Rec Mayr Mildred Newberry T. B. Westbrook Dorothy Owen Erna Patillo C. C. Tabb Cecilia Renfro I9I9 Uunej BOYS Jerome Adams Warren Ames Charles Boynton Richard Burleson Philip Cirno l rank Creasy Carl Cochran Ramsey Davis Neilson Denton Stafford Dutton lrving Eldredge Joe Elliott Carroll Greer Mark Harrison Ernest Hill Turner Hubby Weldon Johnson Spurgeon Leach Harry Leuschner Harry McCleary Clair McCullah llowell McCullough High School Graduates Lescher McGregor James McKnight Arlen Maddox Ceborn Megarity Molloy Miller Clyde Newton Thomas Nokeley John Nowakowsky Clyde O'Neal Merill Russell McLean Rucker Bennie Segal Vernon Stewart Olive Torbett W. C. Torbett Harry Lee Whitman Paul Wood GIRLS Elsie Abel Florence Baldwin Johnnie Baldwin May Beasley Sadie Berkman lleene Blair Clotilde Brazelton Lucy Brewer Emheline Brooks Grace Bruyere Ella Belle Burks Marguerite Carlton Flora Childers Mary Clayton Anna Connor Bessie Cox Helen Crawley Frankie Davis Elsie Dennison Nell Dumas Enid Eastland lma Echols Daisy Eichelberger Nera Elkins Vivian Fairchild Thelma Futch Shirley Gage Sarah Gallagher Marie Genecov Mildred Glass Clara May Glenn Adele Gorham Thelma Guthrie Ollie Hall Gertrude Haythornwhite Mary Hollon Virginia Holt Velma Horn Anna Belle House Helen Howdershell Mildred Jackson Sadie Kaplan Dorothy Kelly Mary Kemendo liay Kirkpatrick Margaret Lanham Mary Lockwood Eileen Lynch Maureen McNamara Janet Marks Mary Melton Mildred Miller Emma Morehead Hallie Maude Nell Kathleen Paisley Merle Patterson Lucy Pearson Leeta Perminter Marie Peyton Kathryn Phillips Frances Potts Lena Pratt Mollie Quinius Eleanor Rast Essie Lee Roberts Lillian Rogers Clara Rowell Ruth Schubel Helen Scruggs Bertha Skinner Bertha Smith Lillian Smith Maud Smith Alice Snead Vivian Spang Bernice Spencer Ethel Spencer Lucile Stagner Grace Stearns Florence Stonehocker . Evelyn Stowe Marguerite Thompson Alpha Tusti Agnes Tusti Annie Beth Walsh Masette Wasson Eleanor Winton Lillian Womack Eleanor Woodward Martha Woody Josephine Yarbrough SUMMER SCHOOL Rose Lefevers Dorothy Owen Flossie Parshall Clara Prince Mary Helen Roberts Marie Smith Clotele Taulbee Wilmuth Williamson Helen Goodman Ruth Leuschner Kathleen Bowen Margaret Bowles Manila Amos Oren Haney ohn Schmidt 1920 QMid Yearl Elizabeth Barclay Alvin Eiseman Louise Barrett May Blystone Irving Griffin Allein Crippen Nanette Ducey Joe Craven Jennie B. Duren Gladys Hughes Strickland Myers Sophia Goldberg Henrietta John Harold Moore Ruby Klint Betty Kohler Romney Owen Maurine Owen Lillian Platt Molly Punchard Mable Strange Arthur Stampp Loise Tesson Nova Warren Morene Webb James Terry Willie Whitley Alice Wood Hubert Wallace Evie Yowell l920 Uunej Edward M. Ainsworth Lillian B. Alexander Ethel Alexander Preston Allen Floy Allen Era Amos Charles A. Barrett Jimmie Lee Anderson lva Mae Bain Roy Barzak Louise Bales Mary Frances Blackman Julius Berkman Evelyn Bondurant Loyse Bradley Stanley Block Elizabeth Bray Mary Brooks Robert G. Bowers, Jr. Maurine Brown Virginia Burks Lionel Campbell Clara Louise Byrd Katie Marie Campbell Ben Vaughn Caswell Avis Clarke Eula Clark Cecil Chisholm Louisa Clark Marion Clark Redding I I - . il l B. ' . I v l:'.'1 - 'I fr' ni i Wiigd- X' Ei at Qt y,.r 440 , , 'AQE5 1 9 A J -2 MJ Page Ona Hundred Tivo AND SWEET High School Graduates my ,W ' - 1 . - at ' v Nalle Cocke lsabel Corbin Mable Curtis Cyril Frank Crow Gladys Ozelia Davis Olive Davis john M. Dockery Clothilda Deely Netta Corine Dever Raymond Doyle Myrtle Dockery Eloise Dugger john Earle Margaret Duncan Dorothy lrene Dunken Douglas Erwin Annie Earle joe Fletcher Fason Dixie Enswailer Lillian Etchison Charles Cleburne Fee Mary Forsgarcl Grace Frazell William M. Foster. jr. Effie Pearl Fullen Lillian Prince Futrell Bernard Ginsberg jane Hall. Vera Harlan Aubrey Goodwan Susable Hollon Edwin G. Gorum Paulina Hooper Hazel Hooper Leta Hooks Charles Hawkins Gladys Houser Ruth Huber Robert Lee Henry Sara Mae johnson Anita Elizabeth Kellner Heskell johnson Marguerite Kemendo Olga Pauline Kemendo joe Miller jones Olga Kraft Margaret Kingsbury Francis Arthur LeBow Maude Kincheloe Schon Landman L. V. Manning Bertha Langford Vera V. Leggett Otto Lazenby Atalee Lumley Thelma McGuire Arthur Lee Clara Bell Maddox Verlie Maedgen Herbert Lockhead Flora Lee Mauruy Eva Merle Mayer William Maynard Verna Moody jessie Susan Moore Hennan Nelson Elizabeth Morse Frances Nash joseph Desha Patton Marie Naylor Gertrude Novich Herbert Owen Louise Pardo Tena Piazza Albert Orr Nelta Mae Platt Helen Pool Charles Puryear Pool Frances Louise Prescott Catherine Pritchett Canger Poage Ruth Read Rosalie Reed john Owen Pool Minnetta Richter Dorothy Rosenthal james Ragland Mancie Schroeder Mattie Shockley Charles M. Richter Lucile Schweisinger Bertha Siewers Frank Rogers Annie Mae Smith Roverta Spencer A. Clayton Sebastian Annie Lee Stanford Lucy V. Standefer Fortson McCowan Scott Albert Ann Starr Roxie Surginer Charlie Slaughter, jr. fi 9?-1' fa I il J tn ll 1 we Page One Hundred Three 1529 I9 . .71 Thelma Sullenburger Alice Stone Tom Smith Charlie Tolbert Everal Tarpley Albert Torian Maitee Walker Elizabeth Watson Fisher Tull Ruby Windsor joyceline Woody james McCall Ward juanita Wiseman G. B. West Helen jake Wheatley L. W. Wilhite, jr.' Thelma Yeager jewell Shockley Edith Maxwell SUMMER SCHOOL Willie Ables Bertha Lucile Edwards Mamie Lena jenkins Ola Lain julius Berkman Emory Christian Alex W. Henry Nathaniel Lewis Kaplan Robert Sherman john Harrington Sonntag 'ATU to 1.45, 'Q r,QQL...,, i .-.i i ,i ci ' Page one Hllndred Four' I .. ' - . - ' - .... - xg f'f e 'f ' 1 zzz , V -F I Humor? CIVILIZATION HARK? Camo I He- I think there is something dove-like about This maiden stands before her glass. And combs with ivory instead of grass- Her straightened tresses are in a mass. She pufs it here, She smooths it there, And look how she doth rot her hair: Oh! maid be careful lest we compare You and your African sister there. Canto ll On Africa's balmy sands she stands- And combs with sharpened bamboo grass, Her curly ringlets in a mass. A hsh's fn is stuck in here. And can we say that she looks queer When with this maiden we her compare? -MARGARET Rmme. F-R-E.-S-H-M-A-N F-is for Freshman, their first year in High. R-is for Right. which they'll do or die. E-is for Eager. our lessons to get. 5-is for Study, so the teachers won't fret. H-is for Halt so very. very large. M-is for Mercy from teachers in charge. A-is for Always in our places on time: N-is for News. we must make it rhyme. Hello, folks! We oier jokes. Pitchers and poems. too: We tell ya so To let ya know What we are trying to do. DID YOU EVER THINK OF IT? Boy to Teacher- If you see a train coming down the track, which would you say. Here she comes or here he comes?' Teacher- Why, 'here she comes,' of course Boy-A- But what if it was a mail train? Man's hair turns gray before lady's. That's known in every clime: The explanation's easy, for- Man wears his all the time. you. 'She- Not, really? He- Sure, you're pigeon-toed. ABSENT Ernest, said the teacher, tell what you know about the Mongolian race. I wasn't there, explained Emest, hastily: I went to the Harvard-Brown game. HERE.. WAITERI Waiter-Huw do you like eggs? Customer-Oh, I like eggs. Waiter-I mean, sir, how do you like eggs cooked? Customer-I sure do like them cooked. Two pianists were discussing endurance playing. that is, playing for a long time without stopping. I once entered an endurance contest, said one. and played the same piece over and over again for thirty-one hours. Did you win the contest? ':No. my opponent played 'The Stars and Stripes Foreverf Senior-- Did you ever take chloroform? Fresh- No, do they teach it here? Tourist fgazing at volcano?- Looks like hell, doesn't it? Native- My, how these Americans have trav- eled. Miss Gayle fin Geometry Class,- Ruth, put your figure on the board. Ruth Stovall- Why-er-er-Miss Gayle--I can't. AN RIVER You've read our intentions. And our comic inventions: Now just be polite- Tickle your ribs: Laugh at our squibs, And we'll say, GOOD NITE! 9 :zz , I P.-na.: :. '.',,l 11.T H- rv, ,gli 5 ' A' 126. I I o Page One Hunrfrml Six sz., Mid-Year Class History IGH SCHOOL at last was the thought that filled each brain as the crowd of freshies gathered for the first time on that memorable morning in February of l9I 7. We girls were there with our hair X 555, in pigtails tied with colored ribbons, new squeaking shoes, and In E,-1 lanky legs encased in black ribbed stockings. The boys wore short pants, nondescript neckties and clumsy shoes, while their hands looked all for the world as though they had just put up a stove. Assembled in the lower study hall, Professor Genheimer in a brusque manner proceeded to point out to us the way we should go. Upstairs and downstairs like goosy-ganders we surely did wander to Gnd our notch. As you remember, Mrs. Butler was a most efficient teacher to have in the study hall, for even with her back towards us and at the opposite end of the hall, she knew when we were talking and would call .out the name of the culprit. Mr. Puckett with his deep set eyes and heavy eyebrows would by simply looking at us, cause us to feel like saying, 'iPlease, mister, l clidn't do a thing. Lunch, remember how hungry we were? As Joel Chandler Harris so aptly put it, Vat that age we were more craw than meat. ln line we would have to stand until the soup and chile were cold and all the ice cream gone. then take what we could get. One morning Mr. Genheimer, listening in disgust to the few squeaky notes mumbled out when we were asked to sing America and The Star Spangled Banner in assembly, forthwith gave instructions that both songs were to be memorized. As those were the days when the air was full of patriotic songs we soon had all of them on the end of our tongue. All during our Sophomore and Junior Years we looked with envy on the Seniors for they seemed to be having most of the fun. Not satisfied with leasing us they even brought in the teachers. Miss Leslie one day advancing in the study hall was reminded of the martial spirit that caused every boys' feet in the balcony to keep time with hers, and the louder the noise got the Hmaddern Miss Leslie got-and the more we laughed. Mr. Biesele kept them in for thirty minutes trying to get them to keep quiet for one minute but had to give it up as a bad job. During those two years in the middle of our High School career, Mr. Tyson quite often astonished us with some mighty facts. For instance, if we could smell as well as an ant, according to our size, we could smell dinner cooking in New York. Who can forget Miss Annie and Miss Nellie drilling us in English and History? They had the faculty of getting out of us every spark of knowledge we possessed on either subject. And we are sure that none can forget how Mr. Sturgeon had us mix all kinds of vile compounds that caused everyone in the school to hold their nose. After making those hithertofore unheard of substances we had to write all about it, every day. Then a SENIOR after three years of work and play, but being a Senior meant more than ulording it over the poor fish and playing pranks on the teachers. We realized that to make good it was WORK! WORK! ln the end we felt as though we had accomplished something worth while with just enough of fun mixed in to relieve the monotony. Now all who are aspir- ing to become Seniors take our advice and do not leave too much to be finished during the last year, or you may expire trying to get up your several Term Themes with a speech, poem, or class play thrown in. 5 Page O c 1 ll 1 Seven S W B 2 5 ,Q '62, 46' ' 43125 I 9 i k ,f' Jrif Q I t June Class History K2 g V OUR YEARS! Why we, the Senior Class, should begin to feel quite aged since the day we entered Waco Hi in l9l 7, as shy, timid little 8B's. Although very quiet, we thought we knew every- gtg, thing, as we had started to High School. By the second year, when we really had learned something, we agreed with all, that we knew very little our first year, and were 515' i willing to learn more. We felt more at home and in our hearts, a spot for Waco Hi was beginning to grow, as we took an in- terest in the school life, the various clubs and societies. Our junior year was one of hard work and study which prepared us for the eleventh grade. The teachers, although our friends, did not object, in the least, to filling up our leisure time, such as we had, with innumerable tests, collateral reading, themes, and the like. Alas! It has come-our last year. We expected it to be a year of only good time, but we were disappointed, as we had to study more and more each day. We also had most enjoyable parties, picnics and banquets. As we are about to start out into the world, we look back over our school life, back to our Freshman days, when our highest ambition was to Hnish school, but our love and respect for Waco High School, its teachers, and our class- mates has proven to be far greater than the disappointments, tests and themes and graduating. We only think of what we have gained. f If OFFICERS OF THE SUMMER CLASS l92I Lr.lcHi.us SHEPPARD ........... A .,.............. Presidenl KATHRYN KINCANNON . ..... Secretary-Treasurer Mnrunm McCu1.LoucH , ............. Vice President LUCILLE HUFFMAN ...... . ...,..........,... Historian ALIEN DURHAM ...,....... . .,.....,,............ Prophet mnfg vw' 'grf' ar --: '-.- -Q mon' -'M' , ff2fe.5r,'z4sii3?w a:?Q6:qrQ43,ffsG -2:-r7'e55!fd'Xi9'? :f3'4iZQ'4lR13vi1 : zoran V' 'V 'mos 1-T2 ,, 1. W , -'L ,xv An is z 1 5- 1 A L9 i Aw. -, '. .4 X ' rw x W. 4 4 ' Page e Hundre A Wwg AA ui A ' i -gg gl E 'og Agra' , , 1 QE! I 9 ..- '2 I June Class Prophecy, 1921 FQ sg After consulting Hoyle, Dr. Blackford, Chiero, Dame Rumor, the Marquis of Queensbury, and all other authorities on astrology, necromancy, star gazing, psycho-analysis, and crystal gazing, the author can truthfully say that the task of a class prophet is not an easy one. The best parts of all known methods of prophecy have been employed in making this forecast, and while no super- natural power is claimed, the author believes that the future may be as readily foretold, in a pragmatic way, as may Texas weather. ' ASTROLOGY We will hrst consult the stars. lt is a strange fact that the members of the class born in january have many similar characteristics. Moses Goldstein and Charles Westbrook were born under the january stars, and for that reason are adapted to carry on large business projects. Neither is under three feet nor over six feet tall, both have blue eyes: and neither wears a beard. Ferol Hatch and Edith Pewitt are also of this month, and will some day be teachers and writers. They both have auburn hair and sweet dispositions. All mem- bers of the class born in January are suited to those born in May, July, Feb- ruary or November, should they desire to marry. Joan of Arc, Alexander Hamilton, Benjamin Franklin and William McKinley were other notable people born in this month. Ralph Coffelt, Durrie Hardin, Boyd Bledsoe, Olga Kelley and Linda Temple are of the February type. The girls of this month are very often brunettes, and have a literary turn of mind. They will also make good mu- sicians and artists. The boys will make writers, doctors or lawyers. They should marrv those born in October, .lanuary or june: but should not take this step until educated and mature. Notable persons born in Februarv were Robert E. Lee, George Washington, Abraham Lincoln, Thomas A. Edison and Geraldine Farrar. Lyle Barnett, jack Sachs, Mary Glenn and Daisy Lee Mayr are variations of the March tvpe. They will be successful in mechanical. theatrical and literary lines. They are as a rule good conversationalists. They will make art critics. artists, writers and business managers. If they wish to marrv, they :fhould cultivate those born in September, October or luly. Great people born in this month were General Sam l-louston, Grover Cleveland, William Jen- nings Bryan, Andrew Jackson and Pope Leo Xlll. Chester Harrison, James Edmundson, Anna Bell Colson and Anna Burney are representatives of the April type. The boys are very fortunate in business. but most guard against anger and quick temper. They should never drink intoxicating beverages, unless it is obtained through a phvsician fthe only way leftlj. The girls will make good music teachers or Y. W. C. A. secretaries. lf inclined to marry, thev will find those of December congenial, but should beware of fickleness. Great people born in April were Thomas Jefferson, U. S. Grant, William Shakespeare and Bud Fisher. B. B. Johnson, Frances Compton, Robert Wilson, Fave McAnally and Lucile Padgett are of the May type. Thev will be writers of books and essays and will be brilliant speakers, may-be. The legal and journalistic professions are open for the boys and girls of this month. There are also a few places for movie actors. Noted people born in May were Emerson, Dante, Melba, Browning, Daudet, Balzac and Douglas Fairbanks. They should marry those born in january, August, September or October. Lloyd and Floyd Fason William Witsell Eldona Bowman une Swafford Page One Hundred Nine ' 1 .J . L .0 - i -i f 'Yi Ae I 9 QI Minnie Fabbre and Lucy Lee Wood are of the une classification. There is often a striking resemblance between people of this month, especially if born on the same day of the month. They will make good physicians, nurses, politicians, religious leaders, scientists and literati. They should marry those born in February or November. Other great people born in this month were Henry Ward Beecher, Dr. Wm. Mayo, lrvin Cobb, Sir Douglas Haig and Geo. W. Goethals. H. Allan McMurrain, Ada Albright, Lucile Bishop. Edwina Blair, Laura Burton, Mollie Ellis, Grace Mainer and the author first saw the light of day in July. They fear poverty, burglars and robbery. They will be successful as writers, speakers, architects, electricians and physicians. They should marry those born in November, March or January. Notable persons born in july were Julius Caesar, john D. Rockefeller, Henry Ford, Corot and Garibaldi. Ripley Hanrick, Claris Alford, Fidelia Brun, Grace Carter, Emma Lee Cluck, Helen Dumont, Marion Freeman, Oma Moore, Rose Scanio, Sarah Sonneman, Nettie Bell Snider and Ernestine Tisdale belong to the August days. These people are splendidly endowed for positions of trust and responsibility. The boys will make excellent brokers, cashiers and promoters, acquiring much wealth before middle life. The girls will be successful as writers, singers, architects, artistic dancers and movie actresses. They should marry those born in May, September, October and December. Notable people born in August were Napoleon, Tennyson, Sir Walter Scott, Ethel Barrymore, Billie Burke and Herbert Hoover. Frank Spencer, William Tull, Martin Tusa, Bob Vaden, Lillian Blount, Willie Mae Kendall and Elva Killingsworth are of the September classifica- tion. The boys will be chemists, newspaper writers, speakers and musicians. The girls will make excellent music teachers, writers and social leaders. They should marry those born in March, May or August. Great people born in September were General Pershing, Lord Chesterfield, General Lafayette, Queen Elizabeth, H. G. Wells and Dr. Samuel johnson. Kenyon Fulkerson, Morton Sanger, Vernon Holloway, Edwin Snead, l..illian Bryan, Martha Henshaw, Reba Martin, Robye Mae Nichols and Effie Winton are variations of the October type. Boys and girls of this month are as different as day and night. The boys will make good surgeons, min- isters, leaders in politics, or business men: while the girls will be successful as writers, poets and musicians. They should marry those born in May, Feb- ruary, August or March. Other great people of this month were Roosevelt, William Penn, General Leonard Wood, Sarah Bernhardt, Helen Hunt jack- son and Verdi. Hubert Foster, Robert Buchanan, Cecil Caufield, Helen Basey, Maurine Bullock and Mary Katherine Cheaves saw first the November light. They will make successful writers, artists, surgeons, ministers and managers. They will be more successful when connected with large enterprises, and the larger and more daring the scheme, the greater will be their success. They should marry those born in June, july, December or January. Other great people of this month were Andrew Carnegie, Martin Luther, George Eliot, Billy Sunday, Marie Antoinette, Paderewski, Maude Adams and Hetty Green. William Penn Clarke, Ted Hutchison, Russell LeGear, Kathleen Clinton, Pearl Avery, Alleen Crain, Estelle Darsey, Estelle Grimland, Etna Schack, and Clemence Vivrett were born under the stars of December. They are musical and artistic. The boys will be interested in the radio activity, wireless telegraphy and telephony: while the girls will be teachers, writers and business women. They should marry those born in April, August and November. Notable people born in December were Woodrow Wilson, Disraeli, Carlyle, Milton Beethoven Sir Isaac Newton ane Austin Wm. E. Gladstone and Thomas Gray. 5 T :-.f- aj.--J-.--J , J Pag One H mir J Ten 19. ' 1 . . .J . ! A3 4-,- s---.-:- . , ' ' ' V A PALMISTRY ' ' Wilson Anderson's palm shows a long head-line and a broken heart-line. This shows that he is a flirt, but that he will overcome this tendency and be- come a great lawyer. Minnis Beheler's palm shows that Jupiter is crossed by a strong line. This shows ability to speak in public. Stanton Dossett's Mount of Nimrod is crossed by a fishing line. This shows that he is interested in fishing and hunting and other sports. The lines also indicate an active mind and business ability. Paul Dudley's palm shows that the Mount of Venus is crossed by a chalk line. This indicates that he must walk a chalk line or his heart will soon be captured. Elbert Holloway's ring finger is encircled by a band of the Muses. This indicates that he will rival Victor Herbert as a band leader. Leonidas Jaworski's palm shows that his Mount of Taurus is large and his line of speech long. This indicates oratorical power. ORTHOGRAPHY jack Sachs' penmanship clearly indicates that he will someday be a great genius. lt shows artistic ability and power to create new styles in millinery. The manner in which Esther Tinus forms her T's shows that she will some day be a teacher of great ability. The way that Katherine Williams makes Vs shows that she knows some- thing of l..ife's Mirror. She has literary abilitv, as well. The way Almeda Olenbush makes her U's and Cs shows that she is able to demonstrate well. She may be a teacher or demonstrator with equal success. Bess Knox's writing shows that she is a Booster. She will be an expert in making Knox's Gelatine and other desserts. OUIJA BOARD Although the Ouija board is unreliable, we present the following messages: Frances Blackmon, Success-in-love g Virginia Boyd, A-trip-to-Europeug Tennie Britton, An-auto-as-a-present g Helen Bruyere, A-million-dollarsng lone Chapman, A-motor-boatng Velma Cox. ''A-letter-a-proposal-a-desire''3 Marie Craven, ''Someone-desires-to-meet-you''3 Helen Ellsworth, You-will- meet-him-in-a-college-town''3 Lily Frazier, A-gift-good-luckn: Ruth Frazier ''A-pleasant-surprise-before-you-are-IS , Gladys Gohagan, Conquest-and- legacyng Modelle Green, ''You-will-be-a-Freshman-soon''3 ,ludith Hague, News-a-journeyug Gladys Horn, Quarrel-enemy-wealth 3 Georgia lrwin, ''Investment-loss-caution-success''g Rogene lvy, Wish-news-iourney 5 Ruby Kidd, 'iYou-will-not-always-be-a-Kidd''3 Edith Lane, Blond-broken-promise cautionug Cecil Burleson, ''She-is-ready-for-your-proposal''9 Robert Fuston, Change-of-business , Grover Hammack, ''Legal-difficulty-intriguefinancial loss , Thomas Harrison, Accident-insurancen: James Houser, Broken-prom- ise-nothing-butthe-truth'': Perry Jeanes, Speak-for-yourself , Roy Montgom- ery, ''Loss-by-fire-or-robbery-insurance.'' PSYCHO-PHYSICAL ANALYSIS Lee Needham, Davis Nokeley, Wortham Renfro, George Rogers and Carl Rutherford are of the vital-mental type. Their chins indicate business sagacity. They will each head big businesses. W - Page One Hundred Eleven 1.9 I ' Q 152 .O ,, , - R H , iii' Q!?! Weldon Stone, George Stubblefield, Eugene Taylor and William Teague are of the managerial type. Their foreheads and the generallshape of their heads indicate executive ability. Railroad officials or corporation presidents will be their ultimate goal. Raymond Welch, Alton Windsor and Adolph Winkler are of the pioneer type. They will build up new enterprises and will promote new industries and will discover minerals never dreamed of in Texas. Ona Lefevers, Lucile McCrary, Freddie Milam, Mildred Mitchell, Lois Moore, Margarette Polk, Olga Roberts, Helen Schaniel and Mae Sims are similar mental types and the shape of their eyebrows show that they will enter new fields opening up for women. They will teach life-saving, gymnastics. physical culture and some will organize companies to develop the natural mineral resources of Texas. Lecy Waddell, Beryl Thomas, Mina Wadley, Frances Ward, Frances Rather, Mildred Frances, Margaret Watson, Gertrude Widener, Cherry Witsell, Pauline Wood, Alowiese Dawson, Neta Rowe and Lena Kennedy will be writers of great ability and will ultimately edit the Ladies' Home journal. CARDS Sam l..anham's favorite cards are the Jack of Hearts, the King of Dia- monds and the joker. These indicate Money, Love, Tears, Bad Luck. Good Luck, Happiness and Success. Lollie Merle Carothers' favorite cards are the Queen of Hearts and the Deuce of Hearts. These indicate Love, Money and Happiness. Vernon Holloway's cards are the King of Hearts and the Five of Dia- monds. These indicate Success, lnvestment, Love, Jealousy, Enemy, Good News, Marriage. Q Linda Temple's cards are the Queen of Diamonds, the Ace of Hearts, the Deuce of Diamonds, the Four of Hearts, and the Six of Diamonds. These indicate Money, a Letter, Good Luck, Surprise, a Change of Residence. CONCLUSION Many great people, including Napoleon, believed that the stars helped to determine destiny. The stars incline, but do not compel. Each member of the Class of I92I may succeed, if he or she desires. Each is architect of his own fortune. Time is passing. Get busy. LYVIW 1 f N I 1 Rift r :i'f cf, .A gg T -xml f' T UF z.-A' V fgi 11. P g On Hundr J Twelve 5 0 Ei .9 '65, 36' S 1? H P 1 9 Y ' '2 1 Mld Year Class Prophecy, 1921 W. H. Kinney-Spends most of his spare time looking at the pretty actress pictures. Ambition to become a woman impersonator and actor. Favorite animal, Chanticleer. Agnes McGill-Likes to cut out paper dolls. Will become a school teacher in East Africa. Favorite animal, Canary. Bob Woodward-Pastime, tooting his little tg? horn. ln. thi figure will be a prominent member of the Milk Trust. avorite anima , ow. Nena Bell Speer-Pastime, riding street cars. Prone to be a leading Suffrage advocate. Favorite animal, Mouse. Jennie Bess Holmes-Pastime, trying not to offend anyone. Miss Holmes will become well known as a missionary in the Philippines teaching the natives the difference between purple and lavender. Minnow is her choice fish. Pat M. Neff, Jr.-Enjoys pulling his little red wagon up and down the State Capitol Building steps. Will be governor of Hawaii some day. Favorite quadruped. Zebra. Nina Mae Williams-Hobby, collecting movie stars' photographs. Will marry a black-haired movie actor. Favorite animal, Kitten. Hot Crawley-Pastime, making dates. Future life will be spent enjoy- ing himself as a millionaire in Haiti. Favorite, Crawfish. Lucy May--Pastime, smiling. Will marry some rich banana farmer and live in Timbuctu. Favorite fowl, Humming Bird. ' Dorris Shead-Hobby, reading books. Expects to accept a position as agent for Hooley's Holey Hosiery Co. Pet, Crocodile. Russell Morgan-Spends his spare moments galloping around the parlor on his rocking horse. Says he wants to be a cow-puncher and go to Arizona. Partial to the Anteater. Mercedes Duecey-Pastime, eating. Will own a profitable fruit stand in Si- beria. Preferable canine, French Poodle. Bert Lipsitz-Favorite sport, dancing. Some day will be an eminent cotton broker in Klondike. Pet, Lion. - Alleen Dunagan-Enjoys herself keeping up with all the society news. Prob- ably will end her matrimonial troubles by marrying a missionary and will make her home in Hong-Kong. Prefers the Peacock. joe Gooch-Hobby, catching wild rabbits by putting salt on their tails. Will no doubt be seen all over the United States as a movie hero. Favorite fowl, Night-hawk. Cloma Ethredge-Greatest pleasure, being happy. Some day will be pro- prietor of a ready-to-wear shop in the South Sea islands. Pet, Cuckoo. Edward Vance--Pastime, studying. After finishing W. H. S. will take posi- tion as principal of institution of Higher Learning for little Bolsheviki. Choice animal, Owl. Lois Caswell-Hobby, keeping up with all the new movie actors that appear and finding out just what kind of hair slicker they use to make their hair shine. Future will be spent demonstrating Cooper's Coffee to the Arabs. Favorite animal, Squirrel. Evelyn Bell-Pastime, making lots of racket. Will aid Miss N. B. Speer in furthering the Women's Suffrage Cause. Animal, Pup. Bernard Clinton-Chief pastime, 'f'ishin'. Will become a close rival of Sessue Hayakawa. Favorite animal, 'possum. Frankie Dark-Enjoys herself by playing hide-and-go-seek with her shadow. Page Om Hundred Thirteen 19, ,QI -. Will some day be proprietress of a fried chicken ranch in the Alps Moun- tains. Partial to the Porcupine. james White-Pastime, sailing little boats in the gutter. Expects to be the owner of the world's greatest single ring circus. Pet, White Elephant. Annie Scanio-Spends her leisure seconds eating candy. Two years from now she will be living happily in Fujiyama as the wife of the United States ambassador to Kantcatcha. Favorite animal, Camel. Sam Huber-Pastime, loafing. Will be proprietor of a peanut factory in East Waco. Favorite beast, same as that of Democratic Party. Angia Hahn-Best sport, studying. No doubt will be editor of the Suffer- Ageu daily. Favorite fowl, Parrot. Vera Williams-Pastime, swatting flies. ln the future will become quite famous from her scientific discovery of how to extract gasoline from the air. Shetland pony is her favorite insect. Jimmie Dossett-Reading love stories is her hobby. Most of jimmie's time will be taken up with teaching the Hawaiians that the Hshimmy dance is very injurious to the nervous system. Turtle, favorite animal. Cecil Barnes-Hobby, being important. When last heard of was preparing to go to Egypt to sell Fords. All barn yard animals are his favorites. Ruby Stearns-Pastime, primping. Miss Stearns will some day be widely known in the theatrical world as the best performer in the New York Follies The Whale is her most esteemed animal. Celia West-Pastime, chewing gum. Miss West's future will be quite a bril- liant one, posing as a model for the world's best artists and painters. Choice bird, Nightingale. Mason Yowell-Pastime, whistling. Will become a wealthy cotton farmer in Lapland. Pet animal, Boa Constrictor. Barbara Williams-Diversion, fathoming Latin. Miss Williams will also be blessed with a bright future as an artist and designer. Favorite animal. Prairie Dog. Thelma Roberts-Favorite pursuit, sleeping. Will become the wife of a wealthy controller of the tooth-pick trust on Wall Street. Preferable pet, Tarantula. Bob Henry-Pastime, drinking malted-milks. Bob's future life will be spent as president of the Icicle Refrigerator Co. in Labrador. Favorite animal, Cootie. E Vera Ellinghausen-Diversion, roller skating. Expects to leave shortly for Quito, South America, where she will represent the Red Hot Radiator and Steam Heating Co. Partial to the Kangaroo. Edward Simpson--Pastime, flirting. Will become famous from his enterprise of a transcontinental underground railroad. Choice fowl, Red Bird. Elbert Easter-Favorite sport, watchful waiting. Already an orator of note. Choice animals, White Rabbits and Baby Chickens. AY'l'l f W, ., ,A-mi ,- Aff? .59 jaw giig, .JW Q-4 ':'n. ' iii, 1 .QW QQQIQQL . .W , 7 . . ,r ,EQGAQIZM .fr -Y HAP 'h -1 Y'- N -'ff lu'.i2'g1M?a-f 'Ni69QQZif Page One Hundred Fourteen 1-9, ,QI gg Huggy 1 A .A .I Ei. ' '-'- H-S'--'Um'--llllllfllll-3' , . I '. -. L: . g t:-4'4 9 :f 6bl ?1 - ' ' -121 f r 9 - Class Poem 1909 1921 1By Nena Bell Speerj She stood at her gate one autumn day, While a silent tear she wiped away, As gazing wistfully down the street She listened to the patter of childish feet. Bitter-sweet were her furtive tears, l For pride and hope were mixed with fears. Her baby had gone from her fond embrace To the Half-way-house, alone to face The teacher, the lesson, the study, the rule g For baby, her baby, had gone to school. That was the autumn of 1909, That woman was your mother and mine. First we had numbers, reading, writing, fAnd frequently the boys had fightingj, Geography, phonics and history, Then proudly to Grammar School went we. Lessons were harder and longer, too, And sometimes we got very blue, As in our dreams our guiding star- Entering High -seemed very far. But all things come as sure as fate To those who work as well as wait. At last the coveted time drew nigh- Diploma from Grammar and entrance to High, We felt so grand in the Study Hall, Were the best of rooters in the games of ball, And we were proud to just stand by And yell for the winners of dear old High, And pay our good coin for lockers and lunch To that pert body-the Sophomore bunch. 'Twas all in the game, and we took it like men, Then handed it back to the Fishes again N o keeping us down, for our goal was the top, And until we reached it we never would stop. 'Twas four years of struggle and happiness, too! God bless our dear teachers, so faithful and true! How the years have flown since that autumn day, Now mother's hair is streaked with gray It I But she's watching still, with a tear in her, eye, r And if you ask her to tell you why- , . g She'll say, My child alone enters life's school, To learn its lessons and keep its rule. So, though we feel proud of the honors we've won We know that our progress is only begun. And when the grades in Life's School shall unfold May we find our names on the honor roll. II Teachers and school mates of dear old High We love you, and leave you, each one, with a sigh Page One Hundred Fiflec a EES!! ' ' I9 srs- X Page One Hundred Sfxfecn 'Wig 7' EVERY DAY SCENES Page One Hundred Sevenleen 'Z 'U !'f'-'iq'-1:'5 ': ! 9 YI Q 'Parting Word IF THIS LITTLE BOOK HAS SUCCESS- FULLY CONNECTED THE MEMORIES OF THE PAST WITH THE HOPES OF THE FUTURE, OUR TIME HAS NOT BEEN ILL SPENT. WE HAVE DONE OUR BEST: AND IF OUR EFFORTS HAVE OFFENDED, THE ERRORS HAVE NOT BEEN FROM OUR HEARTS. THE STAFF OHdd 19, ,QI A Page ne un re Eighleen 4 Eizv W I Ln lf -Q S R 14251 ggsi ooo , 795' gf ' ' ' Fiwavuyzr YI V 5 Uur ,C oyal Frzkmlf g 5 am! Supporters 5 2 2 3 T126 Ufdwerfkrsi g g 5 5 - 5 3 g Y lr Support Has Made Our 5 5 Book Possible g gram iff e Thank You! QE If o so ws I9 f QI A One Hundred Ninelee 4 4 5-I I 6 to 1 I l Q I O 'Q I Q Q l nj4v:oi4r14r:oj1r1an1ojoic:1o:av1c114rio14v11njar iiiiiiiiili iiii iiiiiiiiii fo r Y o u n g M e n CTDCTDUSS r Fashion Park Clothiersn v1o:o:o:4v14r1o1o14n14n1o1o:1 o 'Q' is niuiui vi livin? iiuiuinil 1 li bi ri DIAMONDS OF QUALITY ouR SPECIALTY The J. Levinslei Co. Waco's Leading Jewelers and Diamond Merchants Established 1880 Q. X1 113011131 Store Phone 4807 Residence 4158 To Express Your Gratitude Say it with Flower,-Sf' By ordering them from F red. C- Wolfeys QUALITY FLOVVIZH SHOP 502 Franklin Ave., Waco, Texas Fresh Cut Flowers Always on Hand Members of The Florist Telegraph Delivery Association Quality and Fair Prices Are Building This Business mini-xiciinlioiuiuiusiuvioiuvioioininxia njoioioioioioiojerjoiiijeri-vit rjoioioiojojo 10101011-14 950101411011n1ojoj4r11r:f:11v14n1o1cr:o11o11v1o1oj1r:o1- ovss As IT snmes-so snmzs so cams , DYANSI-IINE to the res- cuel The polish that fools J l ' I rain and slush. It DYES 5 ll and SHINES and PRE- H X 1 X SERVES leather. Get it Nl at any store in the color I f jl X you neecl. M ' BARTON MFC.. co. K! Waco, Texas ' ffl, I, f DYANSHINE d cl h . - il V H or c N Xxx S Ill every- A NN N 4 ,. , I, I , where. P fy X ll! ,Will 'N f IQXN- ' XX 'YI 'W I NWN K9 W 6x3 0 . f 0,3-Q? i N xcsj1ftq,,J , Q F '23 P f f L ,1., , Q I Q J in Kev ,O U 5' ky- xx'f I M I f nap ' ' Z Q I --5 x If it isn't BAli'l'0N'S it is not D Y A N S H I N E v1o1o1o:o1o1n11v1uni41 14 107011-if-imxiojcvioioiojfviesiarifozo vifnioioioioioi viniuif Q 'e'anio1ojo1.xjoj4r1o1-rioifnioiv uiniui 1:11 Hlilili'S WISHINC SUCCESS TO YOI' WHO ARI LEAVINC SCHOOL And we just add, that no one has ever attained any amount of success without the assistance of some good bank. Also, the longer you do business with a bank, the more friendly and helpful it grows. Doesn't this suggest the aclvisability of establishing yourself at this bank as soon as your salary begins? A Savings Account that grows every pay day is the best kind of a starter. e Li ertj National an XVACO, TEXAS UNl'l'lilJ S'l'A'l'liS lJlil'OSl'l'OliY The Central Nationa an CAPITAL AND SURPLUS ...... 35 600,000.00 RESOURCES ...........,...... . ....... 5,000,000.00 Faculty and Students' Accounts Solicitcd 0:0-01o1o1o:n:oio1c.1111011viojf101014114niniojnif:1o14n1o1frj4r:1s1o:o1ojo:o1o1a::u14ricr14r1ojo:ojo:oio1nio:uj4x:o:4r1co:o -oz :ui I1 1 14 1:11 1113111213 THE AIVI' OF SAVING MONEY should be mastered by every boy and girl in this generation. The degree of your success, your happiness and your station in life depend upon your mastery of this art. The opening of a Savings Account with a good, strong bank is the first step in this course, and the first step in the forma- tion of a partnership which must be formed, if you are to make progress-you and your bank. Let YOUR PARTNER be the biggest, strongest and friendliest bank in Central Texas. The First National Bank OF WACO Four Pol' Cent Interest on SZIVIIIUS Accounts, h Pzlyzlblc Semi-Annually ilworth Abstract Company FOR more than fi. generation we have pfrepafred c1,bstIrar'ts and eavaniiiiefl cmd perfected titles to lands ownecl by the parents of this yeafr's gfrafluates. WE look fo1'n'a'rcl with pleasant afntirripation to the years to rome when we shall be called upon to renrler like services for these young people as they take their places in the pro- fessional and lmsiness life of the cofniniufnfity. OFFICES: FIRST FLOOR COUIi'I'HOUSE, PHONE 59 11:1 1 -1 wasps-1111:-1 111111 1:1 1 in 1 11201 11 in 10101:vxuioioioinianiojfrifrjfnierjasjfsifrier- gtg nioinjoioiojoiui w1fx:1rio:ojan1o1ojoio1c.11vi'f101f 0201111101014 ri 101:13 mini: ioioioiui mini ni vioioioioioioi nioioioioiui vioiuiu ini in: 1 'initni:rinuirricnicvizxiuriniriuioioicrixrizvioioieuioic ini if 3 WOOD BROS. THE CLOTHIERS The Men ot' Hart, Schaffner X Marx Men's and Boys' Clothes QUAI.l'l'Y---SliHVlCli BALI. BIEARING LONG XVEAHING L. C. Smith 81 Brothers Typewriter l'sed exclusively in all departments of the XVaco High School. Write or phone for catalogue. Special rates on rental machines to High School Students. Ask your teacher about these rates. Collins Typewriter Exchange -llti Franxlin Ave. Phone 613 Tfa qfffek Qualify Gift shop 2 ini ri 10311 103011110102 ni 1 in 1:1121 11113 1 11 ini 212:11 in 1 qV.F01,m 7 xzsi. uso P msumxncf Jr- nouns ,P Co xi 5 II BUSINESS EDUIIATIIIII TWEYIS Business cours: clnnnit, 300,000.00 cmru Waco, Tons The High Grade S c h nnl For lligh Grade Students Bookkeeping, Bank- ' Q. d T 3II1g,LIl0l'tIlHYI , ype- Writing, Tolography, Penmanship and Academic Dems. Posting. Adding Ma- chines, Calculator, Mimeogrnph and all Modern Office Appli- ances Taught Prac- ticallv. 5818102 PIB!--Elllhl' .IJIY Tllllk Open All the Year WE TEACH BY MAIL Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Touch Typewrit- lng, Penmanshin. Business Arithmetic, English and Business Letter Writing. The IVIicIQIe Studio l'HU'l'OGliAPHICHS Special attention and prices to High School Students. .xmga .MHW 5 I 8 M Austin fOpposite GoIcIstein'sl PHONE 2723 Hotel RaIeigI1 THIS CISNTIQH OF XVACCYS AC'l'IVI'l'IICS 1 1 1 xuzuiniogniozuzoiz 1:1 ii -3 1- 3 rin: min 214 :nil ininioiuiuupv g.,1..1..g.,1,,3,,gnap1101111111 2 ri '11 xr 111 1:-111111111111 gnvimuiui-,101-,xnxx j. WI CATHEY E. C. COOK Cathay Sf Cook THE SHOP FOR MEN 418 AUSTIN AVE. WACO, TEXAS J. OCRIPPEN Ef SONS GHUCICHIIQS and FHICSH MEATS BAKERY PRODUCTS AND CANDIES Phone 3565 Corner Fifth and Washington When You Want lo Bc Sl'liE of thc Quality and Value BUY IT AT Eqgoapsmlnf-,Wq1s'14 gg The High Sclmolys ffl-'l'0'l'I'fC store, because ifs :realm and Iwf'au.sc' its goods and prices always please. 0:9 sj1n14rio:oi4x:o1oicr:4r:o1n1.r11vxaiuiuiuiux-n1.n11 L r14rj4r1o14v1rvjui4xjo:o14s1oj4r14ricri1r14n1u 11: 1 xioioiuioiuini xi vi 1 xi:rimiiuioicxiniurioioiui ic 10111 -1 ni vin:cw-in-14:ii-it'11fini:-iniuinininimri:-inis14:11vi.114uirviuioiuiuinxngu YOII IJONVI' NEED CASH AT IIOSI :SS A L A Good Watch ls Like a Good Name-An Absolute Necessity--And if You Have a Good Name You Buy the Good Watch or That Diamond for Her On Our Easy-to-Pay Terms as Follows: HERE ARE OUR CREDIT TERMS 5510.00 to 525.041, Inclusive. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.......,.,.....,.,.,,,,,.,,,.,, ,.,.,.,.,.,,,,........,.. H4 1.00 IIOXYII, 51.00 W Over 31423.00 tn 530.110, Invlnsivv .,.....,............ ,...............,,....A...,..,Y... ,... Si 1 .25 DOWN. 341.25 W Over :FI10.00 to 313500, I I ' ........,...., 51.50 Down. 31.50 V1 Ov:-r 3535.00 to SAIIIJIO, I I ..,,.....,.... 31.75 Down. 31.75 N1 UYPI' fifI0.0li to S-15.00, I I .. . ,..,..,.,, 52.00 IJOXVI1, 352.00 NVQ' UVM' 315.00 to 550.011, lm-Insivo. ....... ,......... .,... .,,,. . . .......,........... .... ii 2 . 25 Down, 52.25 VV UVM' S50.0lI to 310000, Inclusive ,,........ .......,.. ........ ..............,. . ,...,....,... 1 I I 'IQ l7own.'52.50W'00 UVM' 11100.00 up to :my amount .........,,,.......... 2092, Down and 10 Iflqnnl Monthly I'2l5'111K' W. N. ROSE, jEW'E.LER-OPTOIVIETRIST 111 South Fourth Street E. W. Marshall 8: Co. INSUIIANCIC Sixth and Austin, Waco Texas Phones 442-443 SAM FREUND E1 CO- liXCl.I'SIVli AGENCY PAGE X SHAW The Candy of Excellence ORIGINAL Al,I,lCGlili'l'TI CHUCOl,A'l'liS PROMPT DELIVERY The Texas Barber Sh OP We Solicit Hilfh School l'al1'omw'e D 6 701 Austin Ave. j. E. STRINGFELLOW, Prop. Garments That Express Fashion's Dictum in Conservative Designs JOE MATTHEWS Phone 296 522 Austin Avenue Waco, Texas Piggly Wiggly Stores, Inc. SCIliN'l'Il IC MICHCHANDISING WACO, TEXAS 406 Austin Avenue 120 South Eighth Street Fifth and Speight 301111014 101020111 Q20 r- :n1n1:rcp4 r1o1n1o1u1o1o1 viojoiuioioioioioif siogoiozwnioisvianiaricxianiesicnjfxiuiinioicriarii riqxjfrirvifxjcrjaniexjeriangazif 0:0114 viojoio1oi4-10101011 if1011v101o1ujo1oin14-14w1o101o1o:o1oi01o11rioj4v1o11x:oiu11rj1rjo1o11mj4vjo14v:a1ioj4n:4: ax: 3 ni xi 9301111 ri:11:nilni014ri:vinioizricxiurinilvioioiurioifbi nioinioin 0:9 01011 10:0 PG O -on ZH gn 229 Em Z,-I -lc- M4 Sm Sw ECB 52 O Q 1404-5-6 Amicable Building Phone I9 Waco, Texas Uur Special Bicycle Department Should Appeal to All the Bicycle Riders. We Can Give Your Wants Prompt Attention HIGH GRADE BICYCLES IN STORE A'l' ALI, TIMES We Shall Appreciate a Visit From You Hall 81 Fisher Tire Co. BICYCLE IJliPAli'l'lNIliN'l' 423 FRANKLIN AVE. 3011: o:ov1o14xjo1o1ojo:o1o1o1o1o1oq:o:150101011x:o1o1o:o:o:o:o1c.io14r1oi01010i010I0I4fivilliviifvifviffivifvilfifvifvifvifvifv- 0:0 Q. Q I ! I I ! ! I I ! ! I I ! I ! I I ! I ! ! 2 I I f . XXI lhc Doctor M-I I Cure-- I ACG Tl Pl I I 'IC lllll JCI' PCVCI1 S g SAVINGS i The plumber and the steamfitter really Q render a community service that is not I worse than second-if not equal-to E that of the doctor. I Chartered Under Texas We offer competent advice on any g Laws Over 30 Years problem oif Heating or Sanitation. I I I wo IN'I'EREs'I' 5 2 Paid on Savings Deposits I I-I'll B 5 C 5 1 ros. o. S Sixth and Franklin 705 Austin AVC- Q Streets Work We Do Stays Done I I I I I THE MUSIC sHoI1 W A I-IQLT 2 Respectfully Solicits Your A A I Patronage COMPANY E QA Quality Sp01'til'lg' Goods Sf,01'61 Q ORCHESTRA MUSIC Headquarters for- i SAXOPHONE MUSIC BASEBALL, TENNIS, BASKET i STRINGED INSTRUMENTS BALL. FOOTBALL AND I and ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT S GENERAL FURNISHINGS Q , KODAKS---FILMS Stringed Instruments of All Kinds I Repaired Superior quality Kodak film finishing. - - GET THE. HABIT-TRY i The TFIO MUSIC CO. HOLT FIRST.. , The Teachers' and Students' i SUPPIY House 407 Franklin Ave. Phone 35 Telephone 3695 414 Franklin Ave. Waco, Texas 'I' I1024xin20:oio1 rzoioirrioiuioiiriirioioi rioioiui 120101 rin 1 xioim 10203011 rzojozozoxogzq 101010 vioioioioioicriojojoiarioicric 22' ! Q I I ! vj4rj1vi1rjcs14n14n14ni4ri1vi1vi4 i i E I 1 i I I I ! ! I I I I I i I I I I i I I I I 1 I I i I I Graduation Apparel fllcorrect apparel for the Boys and Girls who are soon to graduate. Yve show full and complete displays of correct styles in the best qualities. Boys' Blue Serge Suits qlsuits that will retain their splendid graduation day appear- ance to the very day that you lay them aside. Sanger Suits have the style and shape tailored into them, not pressed in and the shape and style lasts. Graduation Dresses lllour apparel department affords a splendid opportunity at this time for the selection of Graduation Dresses. Beautiful effects fresh from the hands of the artists who created them. Graduation Accessories Ill Footwear, Hosiery, Undergarments. Neckwear, Handker- chiefs, and all other accessories of dress in large assortments. Graduation Gift Items fill The greater Sanger Store affords an almost unlimited oppor- tunity for the choosing of Graduation Gifts. Hundreds of items to choose from, embracing the inexpensive remem- brance and on up to the most elaborate gifts procurable. SANGER BRGS. A Complete Department Store With the Policy The Public Be Pleased 1010111111131 me 10303 1 101011 11 11:11:11 202034 1011110 rjojoj1r1uj1r1o1n ,tg 1111 11010101 1:1r11.:o:oqpo:o:1n11n11v:o1011r1o:4 i1ojo1o1o1o14s1o11f:4v11n:1u11n1fr1av:av11v1an11::1r:1n11 oznze Q xioiw .0 ,1,,10:,,1,,j,,I1,1011,101,,1031,101.,1,,j01.,14n:r:1n:4:o1o14v14n:o1cr:1cio:1m:r:1r:o14x1an1111 o 0.0 nic THE PLACE TO SEND YOUR KODAK FILMS For Most Satisfactory Finishing, ls lVIorrison's Big Rexall Drug Store THE ULD CORNER No Delay-Back Same Day NAMAN'S, Inc. .IEWELEHS Second Door From Amicable We Make a Specialty of the Best Amicable Life Insurance Company ..S3,899,232. I 3 Liabilities .....,.......,...... 2,32 7,082.00 Capital and Surplus ...... l,572,l50.00 gf , Y what The Amicable Life has to offer. Home Office Building fini:rinsioioiuienic:ie10102:nicnio1oi4vio11x:crioi1vi4xi0Z4ri1ri4xi4ri4ni4b10ioZ xioioioiojoioiojoicrjci 050 fini' if 03014 ioiuil 1 'ini :im 1111014 1101010101014 F. A. GILDERSLEEVE COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHER 421 M Austin Ave. Waco, Texas The Biggest Little Store in Waco EBBEHSOL X EGGLESTON The Particular Clothiers-Selling the Famous Collegian Clothes 502 Austin Avenue DH. J. ELLEN GlLDEHSl.EEVl'1 10steopathistJ I903 Amicable Building Residence Phone 4926 Office Phone l58l When you think of Books, see VON BLON: i When you see VON BLON, think of BOOKS VON BLON BOOK STORE 203 South Fourth Street Phone 560 E112 mann sins-'ilrihune The Favorite Newspaper in the majority of homes in Waco and McLennan County Cl-I RISE CAI- I: A good place to eat. You are always welcome here. MH. F. ARTHUR JOHNSON INSTRUCTOR IN PIANO AND HARMONY Royal Conservatory of Music, Leipzig, Germany Pupil of Prof. Hermann Scholtz, Dresden, Germany Studio: 220 North Eighth St. Phone 233 HARDIN-KELLY DRUG CO. Get It Where They've Got It WACO, TEXAS ioioioioioioioioi 3010101 Iioioioioioioioioi 110303 wif 1030101 14 in itviinicsie111Ii:Ii:124114r1oioicIioio3oi4Ii4Ii1vi4I1IniIu rio 9:0 11111111111-1111111111 xiojojoiojojoiojoiexi1v1ojo14I1o1o1erioioio14x1o:o1o11:j1 ! ! U20 'join 10101011r:o:o1nnjo:ojoj4v1-rj4rifnjfr:4n:vn1fs1fr1f1if1i0i' ff' 014 nsnxnx 3 2 1 11:11 2121141014 11 11 init zoiniozuxuxm zuzuxuza I cc . YY I I hat Man Mltche ' I TH E CIlO'llI'ICl'lAF'l' STORE Q I FOR MEN AND YOUNG ONES 1 408 AUSTIN AVE. I I A R M S T R 0 N G I I fOpposite Hippodromej I CLASS PINS, MEIJALS, CIJUI3 PINS, ETC. 2 Made to order in our own shop. 725 Austin Ave. Q I THE THOMPSON STUDIO I I We cater to those who demand really meritorious Photographs. I OUR STYLES are the latest and most artistic productions. OUR EQUIPMENT, right up to now. I OUR PHOTOS combine individuality with artistic merit. E Motto: Not I-Iow Cheap, But How Good Q 'l'HOlVll'SON'S, The Studio ol' Quality g 414W Austin Ave. Phone 343 I G. 'l'. Grant, Ph. G. TELEPHONE 333 B. E. Jackson, Ph. G. E PRAETORIAN DRUG STORE I PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS Q 119 South Sixth Street, Waco, Texas i CANDIES, CIGARS, COLD DRINKS, ETC. l Every Prescription Filled by a Graduate Pharmacist Q SITHZIUIY E6 Sfricker Furniture 0. Wholesale and Retail Furniture and Furnishings for the Home We Furnish Homes Complete with Quality Furniture Cash or Easy Payments 618 AUSTIN AVE. PHONE 638 v1o1cQo io ,:, 010101011njoi4vio:41:oioi41:o14::4w10:o1o1ui41:o1oi1111rjoiniuiujeiurif1jo:oio:u1u:ojo141ioioioiojoiojoioicvioioxsozo THE BEHRENS DRUG CO. NVHOLESALE DItIIGGIS'I'S WACO, TEXAS ONLY THE BEST FRESH IVIEATS AND POULTRY RETAIL DELIVERY INDEPENDENT MARKET 4- 'glut-Spraff :Drug - . lI -fE1Cl1fll2l3l:1Il - ll Phones 629 and 630 DRUGS-SODA-CIGARS Austin at Sixth GET YOUR SHINE AT THE CRYSTAL SHINE I-'AHLGH THE SHINE THAT LASTS 504 Austin Avenue E. J. VANCE at Co. PIJIMISING AND I-IEATING Contract VVo1'k 21 Specialty Repair Work Given Prompt Attention 722 Washington St. Phone 205 111111111111 1 1113111111n1111111oioioi is 1 12 11111111 iu1111o1oioi1 0 q'om0101 2 10311 101 1111111 -111: 1 1:1111 1 ni ini: if 3120201 via if 1034 1011 ricnio1010:01o:4::4nj0:1v:0j0j01oio14v:0joio:o14s10g01010ja.1010j014vj1wj014-14 .14.1vxjvv1014n:1.1010:4vj4v1o101oj01c 0:0-014 II!IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllilllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllilillllllllllIIHIIIHIHH4IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHI IS OFTEN THE MIRROR THAT REFLECTS THE CHARACTER OF AN INSTITUTION 111 That is the thought we endeavor to keep constantly in mind in executing all orders for printing entrusted to us. Ill We have exerted every effort to make this book-the looking glass of Waco High School-measure up in every way to the QUALITY of the school. 1lIThe entire personnel of our organization makes a study of the needs of our customers. Painstaking effort is made to give every customer what he wants plus an extra effort and the finishing touches without which no piece of printed mat- ter is complete. III Ours is THE LARGEST EXCLUSIVE PRINTING PLANT IN CENTRAL TEXAS. A member of the firm, an expert in his line, has direct supervision over every department, which is a guarantee of personal service from the time your order is entrusted to us until the completed job is delivered. We Specialize on SCHOOL CATALOGUES SCHOOL I'AMPHI,E'l'S Gibson G INVITATIONS And All School Printing ill lf you are not already a customer, we will be glad of an opportunity to make your next order for printing reflect the character of YOUR business. The Ilcpartllicnt Store of P1'inting ' Masonic Building-South Sixth Street Telephone l72 aylc Frank B. Jones Schuyler C. Barrett J. 0. Leftwich 11 in mn 101 vi vi 111 1010101 1 213 1201 ui ri :if 101030111 101011 2010101010 3 5.0 011 rioioioioioxuini o 0.01: 0 0,0 1v11v1o11n:o1o:ojo:1101110:111010101011112011110101110101011wifv11v1oiojo11xj1vj1n1ojo11v1o:1wj1-11s1o1o11v1oi11i1r11xj1 O V921 aio? i 3111121 -312 ini 111 111 112 Z 3 1 ini 1 Z -4111211112 101 1111011 H Qffllem Jlfefllurrezm lNS'l'1iUC'l'OH IN PIANOFUHTE PLAYING Pupil of Prof. F. Arthur johnson 5tudio: 900 Turner St. Phone 4384 JQNES 59 RAND Su cces sor to E.. R. Connor - Gli0CElilES AND FEED Telephone l680 201 South Third Street CUMPLIMENTS OF Little Ff677Ch777d77,5 Dye W ores H4 North Fourth Street Phone 62 Phfme Bye! 59 Healer Studio 702W Austin Ave. E IGHT-NINE We are now located at 702W Austin B k B re VHIHVIH!IUUIUIIUIIIIWWillllIllIllIIIIIHIIllIIIVIIIIIIIVIIYIIIIVIIIIVIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIHHlllIMI!HVIVVVHVVVYVIIIWNIYNHV1HIYHYHYYY ., ros.. a ready to please all ourolcl and new cu tomers. TR We cater to High School Students and Graduates Kodak Finishing' of thc l I7 South Third St. Waco, Texas ,. Better lxmd S- o 0.1 '11 aiu vj1::1s1n:..j1s1u:v 1011r:o11rj1v1o11:joi1nj1vj1r:oi1r:1r11:11v:o:1s:o11x:1v1:n:1x11r:1n1ni1ri1nj1rj1njo11r11v:o11xi1v11vi Q 4 Q i l E I Q E E 1 ! u Q 1 l n I I n i n i ! ! s 1 ! a I i I Q .2 via nioioinioia v -1014 -11111-101011-zoioiqf1cv1o1o11v:o:ar:av:u:c+:u14x:4-:1-:014-1as11-in 1.14 ,Cm-11,101 11014 1 1 10141 1 1 1 1 1,1 1 1 1 1:1101 1 iu1:cDI1 2213111101: 1154 ! ! I I ! 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Every effort is made to fill its columns with reading matter for both old and young-a paper for the home, a paper which the young can read and know that what is printed is as near the truth as human effort can make it. Best for the Reader ------ Best for the Adyertiser lz'.r Character Tha! County Suggesfiom or fl Gmduafiofz Gff: Girl Graduate Book Gift Book A Late Book of Fiction Eversharp Pencil Box of Stationery Magazine Subscription Fountain Pen Book of Poems Robert W. 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