Waco High School - Daisy Chain Yearbook (Waco, TX)
- Class of 1923
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'Tis then our loyalty will rise above what time can tell, And as of yore, Weill sing once more the song we love so well. Chorus: Spirit of Waco is in our hearts so strong Gladly our Voices shout the mighty songg ln battle or contest we ever stand by you, Spirit of Waco, to Waco High School true. I 8 PAGE Six n . b 8858888 888 888 8 8888888888888888888 8 , 88 8888888888888888 88888888888888888888888888 88 588 S SSSSXNSSSSSSSSXS XXSNSSSSSXSSSXXSNSSXNSSSNSSXSNSSSSNSXSSSSSSSSSNSSSSNSSSSSSXSS S SSSXSSSSSSXXSSNSS THE. DAISY CHAIN Miss Gladys Allen Mr. E.. A. Bernhauser Mr. R. L. Biesele Mrs. Erlene Boatwright Miss Eula Brown Mrs. Marion C. Butler Mr. A. P. Cagle Miss Sallie Christian Miss Jessie Compere Mr. C. D. Daniel Miss Zou Steele Daniel Miss Hattie Dennison Miss Emma Earl Mr. R. L. Eaves Miss Belle Edmond Miss Ella Ettleson Mrs. E.. C. Frazier Mrs. Floy P. Gates Miss Louise Gayle Mr. H. W. Harris Miss Katherine Harrison Mr. M. Hawes Mrs. M. Hawes Miss Bertha Hotmann Mrs. Betty Hurt Miss Jennie Hylton Miss Laura Hilgcr lVlr. E. D. johnson Mrs. Mable Kindley Miss Bessie League Miss Marie Leslie BOARD OF TRUSTEES W. E.. Darclen, President W. B. Brazelton, Vice-President Walter G. Lacy Powers Mrs. H. M. Lanham Mrs. A. Armstrong Dr. H. R. Dudgeon E. H. Vaclen, Business Manager 1D O THE. FACULTY E. T. Genheimer, Principal Miss Annie Forsgard, Dean. of Women Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Clifford Le Tellier Nlartha Leuschner Annie Laurie McCollum Edna McElroy Margaret McGill Mary McGill Frances McLaran Cornelia Marschall Mr. F. O. Maxwell Mr. E. E.. Mohunclro Mr. Montgomery Miss Miss Miss Miss Bertha Moore Cuhelle Moseley Annie Mullen Nellie Mullen Mr. W. A. Nelson Miss Miss Miss Beulah Oden Helen Park Edna Payne Mr. S. E. Shaefer Mr. G. M. Smith Miss 1 Miss Cobby De Stivers Lulu Strickland Mr. W. E. Sturgeon Mrs. Mary M. Tinus Mr. P. L. Tyson Miss Verlie Wallace Miss Miss Miss Georgia D. Waller Morene Webb Effie Winton Mr. L. A. Woods SSSSSSNSSSSXSS SX SSSSXNNSX SSX SS S8888 SSS SS SSS NX SSS S8 SS I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ZF D F1 UJ :fi 4 F1 Z 88 888888888888888888888888 8888888888888888888888888888888888888888888 888888888888888888888888888888 8888. T I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I PAM: EIGHT TI-IE. DAISY CHAIN ' ff' IIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII ' U5 g1QwgxNc1ffnj in 'JJ '-'-1' .5 :x'q fr: Q'-' ' Q- UIZ ctaifyf IrfWIL,f Uni -W 1 5 f II I I CONTENTS SENIORS ATHLETICS ACTIVITIES I-I LJ MOR ADS. 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L orena Wheatly Poet ...... ............ D ell Scott 888 8888888888888888 88888888888888 PAGE TEN B 8888888888888888 8 8 88888888888888888888 8888888 888 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Q I Q Q I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 88888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888I 8 8 88888 88888 8888888888 888888 IXX8888 88 THE DAISY CHAIN lVlifl-Year Class History T-'our years ago, we, who are now called the '23-ers, were seized with a wild desire to explore the treacherous nooks and corners of Austin Avenue in search of adventure. The fatal turn at Eighth Street led us to a large, an overwhelmingly large building. Wie boldly entered it, making an altogether Fierce and daring appearance. The first floor, which met our gaze as we entered, looked very fresh and green. It was fairly sprouting with Slimes- innocent faced Slimes, as yet not initiated into the mysterious ways of High School life. This, we learned, was Slimedom. Thinking that this new prospect would furnish us the thrills that we craved, we promptly entered our names on the long list of adventure. lt seemed to us inevitable that personages of our distinction and worldly wisdom would join one of the upper tribes such as the Sopho- mores, juniors, or Seniors. But our high hopes were dashed to earth when we were kindly informed that all green young things belong in Slimedom. They also told us that we would possess a little sophisti- cation, maybe even be normal at the end of our conquest. This bare- faced insult and bold attack upon our intelligence caused our fighting blood to rise within us. Daring adventurers of our superiority to be thus ridiculedl Nevertheless we curbed our pride a little and with a will that would surely conquer entered Slimedom. The year's proceedings in Slimedom dealt our pride a severe blow, ln fact, the weaker members of our band dropped out, unable to endure the strenuous life of the Slime. Our entrance into the Sophomore Tribe was a grand and glorious triumph. With proud disdain we could now look down upon the poor unfortunates in Slimedoml The next advancement, which was to Juniors, took some of the swelling out of our heads and then our hats fit us better. We gradually began to realize that things were not what they seemed-that perhaps we didn't know as much as we had thought we did. And now we find ourselves in the last stage of the transformation- the last chance to become sophisticated. Some of us are as near normal as we will ever get to be, while others will become more so when they enter College, where they will undergo the same process of transforma- tion only to a greater extent. Anyway, we still have enough conceit left to agree that: Every day and in every way We are getting better and better. Josephine Kemendo, Class Historian '23. 8888 88888888888 888 8888888888888 888 8 8 88888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888 1 :- n m F7 :- in ii Z- 888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888 88888 'UI :- ca F1 '-I 2 Fl I 4 r-1 THE. DAISY CHAIN 5CX363CXX3C3CX8'3C3C9CS IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII MID-YEAH CLASS POEM Harkl Nature's messenger brings to lhee The tidings welcome and dear, Mid-year Commencement of class '23, With best wishes of the year. Out of the places we love so well, Away from the kind eyes of old, Forward into a new world to dwell, Wfhere youth its pages unfolds. I,,. . s Safe in the haven, we waver and falter, Afraid to embark on Lifeis sea, Yet with our courage and faith all unaltered Forth our bark sails from the lee. Storm-tossed and weary, yet onward we go, Our crew is diminished by none, Faithfully sailing on, ever we know. We're sure of the place wc have won. Hell Scott, 'Z 3. 8838898 8 8 8888888'1ll 8 ,888 8 ,8 8 8888888888 8888 8888888888888888 88888888 8,8 888 i 88888-888888 888888888 888 ,88, W SSS S8888XSSSSSSNSSSSNSSSSNXSSNSSSSSSSSSXSXSSXSSXXXSSI S888 O MARY LUCILE. ASHBROOK Tish Never hurried, never worried, always happy- Domestic Science: Chemistry, Typewrit- mg. CARL CARSON An open countenance but close thoughts. History: English: Hi-Y Sec. '22. GEORGIA O'HARA HANDLEY Oh, what a face was hers to brighten light, And give back sunshine with an added glow. Spanish: English: Math: President Mid- Year Class: Glee Club '2l: Pep Club: Class Play flVlid-Year., HAROLD CLARK Noble he is, condemning all things mean. His truth unquestioned and his soul serene. JOSEPHINE. KEMENDO She's just what we'vc always wanted to bc. English g Spanish : Latin : Genheimcrg Spanish Club: Pep Club: Mid-Year Historian. A I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I XSXSXXSXX SXSXSSSSSSXSN N SX SSXSS SNSSSXSXXSXSN SSSXXXSSX SSSXX X X S SSX SSS XS S888 XXX SX XSSSSSSSSSSX SS '-I I F1 U A 37 U7 'C 0 E :P Z 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , a 1 1 1 1 , . I 4 PAGE Ti-lm'ri:EN Sl XXXXSX THE .DAISY CHAIN SXXXSSSSXSXSSSXXXSXXXSNSSSNXSSNSSSXSS SS SX SS PAGE FouR'rr-:EN YXXSSXXYXXSXX EUNICE KILLION- Bill 1 love my love with an 'E' because she is earnest. I English: Historyg Spanish Club. CLARENCE DAVIS- Toady Full handsome. and his lwlithe good- nature, Dolli make him many friends. Matliz Historyg Spanish: Physics. OLGO LEMKE. A hcart of kindness and love has she. History: Booster Club. BERTRAM JACKSON Strong in body and in mind. English: Latin Clubg Ring and Invita- tion Committee. MARY MARKUSFELD- Merry A quiclf wil and good-nature are ever liked, So of course she is most popular. Domestic Artg Typewritingg Mid-Year Class Playg Genheimer '2l-'22g Orotori- cal Society '2l-'22g Pep Club '21-.223 French Club '22. SX SSX XX SXSXNSNSXXSXXSS SSS SN SSSSSXSSSXSSSSXSXXSX ff S SSXS' SSSXSSSSSXSSSSSSSXSSSSXSSNSSSSSSSSSNXSSSSSSSSSSSS I ,YS I 'XX THE DAISY CHAIN 5888368398 YSCSCSCSSGQCX XXXSSYYSCXYSAXQCSCSA RUTH MONTGOMERY- Tubie She could lallf, lord, how she could talk. English. HENRY KIRBY JETT Behind that grave and placid counle- nance are vasl. profound thoughts, 'clear Hiram, that you lfnan: not of! ' Math: English: Historyg Sec. IIA Class. HELEN MORGAN Though Helen of Troy have 1 never seen. She mas no! more fair than her namesake, 1 Ween. Frenchg French Club Sec. '22g Vice- President Pep Club '2l: Pin ancl Invi- tation Committee. BERNARD D. REYNOLDS- B. D. A merry heart zloelh good. like a med- icinef' English: Math: Manual Training: Class Play Committee: I-Ii-Y. RUTH PEARCE For She is wise if I can judge of her Aml fair she is if fha! mine eyes be lrue. English: Typewriting: French Cluhg Pep Club. S, SSSSXSSSSSSSSSSSSSSXXSSXNSSSS . S888 SSS SSS SS SSS SS 'U nf n in 27 'fl -i F zl ' s 88888888888888888 8888888888 I 888 888 8888888888888888888 8 8888888 8888888888888 THE DAISY CHAIN XXXAV , I LILLA BOWMAN Combine of vfrlues mos! rare is lhine: GEORGE WOLFE A prince-and a good Ioolfing one. Malhg Class PIayg FoolIJaII. LURLINE ROVVTON TI1ere's nothing ill can dwell in such a icmplef' E.ngIish. WILLIAM WINCHESTER He was a man of much Business History: Football '22. BOBBIE JOE HOPE Her auburn hair was envious cause la many fair. English: I-Iistory. Bcauly, and modcsly, and a lovely mind. English: I-Iistoryg IVIICI-Year Class Play. 888888888888888888888888888- 8 88 8 88888 88 8 8 888888888888888 88 PAGE Slx'rEr:N 88. 88888888888888 8 8888 88 88888888888 88 88 88 8888 I 88888888888888 88 THE DAISY CHAIN l WILLIAM G. SCHROEDER, jR. I An unlfind word or ugly dced ls foreign lo his l'lCGfl.n Manual Training: History: Class Play. LORENA WHEATLEY- Rena 'Alf all olher girls were just like tliec, Womanly virlures would no longer al a premium be. Commercial 3 Class Play. ROY STANLEY Dorff speak ill of liim lo his friends-- if you lilfe peace. Manual Training: Clee Club '2l. VELMA STONE.- Vel4' Ami lllal smile lilfe sunshine, docs dar! lnlo many a .Sunless l1earl For n smile of Cod, thou art. Englislmg Typewritingg Pep Club '2l-'22. ROSS STANLEY He hides a kindly nalure lveliincl nn alliludc of auslere indifference. Manual Training. HX, 88888888888SSSSSSXSSSSSSSSSS SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS SS' SSSSSSSXNSSSSSSSNSS SSS SSSSSSSSSSSSSXSSSSSSSSSXSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSNSSX 1 P o F1 cn F1 4 F1 z -1 52 zl THE DAISY CHAIN -1,888 888888888 8 888888888888888888 8888888888888888888888888 8 8889 J I I lX8SA PAGE EIGHTEEN I 1 3 REGINALD WASHINGTON Forum '2I 322. DELL SCOTT A still, sweet, placid, moonlight face. Ami slightly nonchalantf' Spanishg History: Class Poet. CLAUDE WEAVER Spanish Q Bookkeeping. LUCILE. WILLIAMSON Her manners arc a model for ours. Vice President IIAQ Basketball 'ZI-'22' Cenheimer '22. DONALDE WILKINS There is nothing so contagious as pure .. openness of heart. English. Trust not in him that seems a saint. Steadfast, truthful, and brave was he. 5 THE DAISY CHAIN NS I SKS SNSNSSS SSSSSSSSXSSSNSSSSS SSSSSSSSSSSSXSSSSSSSSSSNSSSSSSSS I I I I I N 1 I I I I I 5 JOHN JENKINS 1 I He wears Ihe rose of youlh upon him. S Forum: Latin Club: Hi-Yg Daisy Chain S SIAII QAssistant Adverlising Manager., S 5 I 1 I f LORENE TOIVILINSON- Lorie g A blilhe hear! makes a blooming S vlsagef' 3 Pep Club: Sec. Girls Glee Clubg Girl 5 Reserves. S I I I I 5 5 GEORGE PEOPLES 3 , This world is full of good fellows- 3 I walch me. ng IS . ' E 1' 1. 5 5 f 7 I f I I I l I 7 I f I l I I PRENTICE RICE I I S lf he had lived at Ifre couri of Elfzabelh, S 5 Whal a courifcr he had been! I S English: Mid-Year Class Play. S 3 1 1 5 1 I 7 I I I I I I I 3 ROBERT GLENN WINCHESTER S 1 His labor is a chant. , , His idleness a song. ' I English. 1 f I I 1 5 5 I I I 1 V I I I I I I ' 1 7 I f I I 1 I Q 5 ' PAGE NINETEEN THE DAISY CHAIN N,- 8 8888 888 . 8888 8888888888 8'8 8 888888888 88888888 8 8888888 l .A. If . He ali 1 H' . . . . d . . 'A . , 1 f Y 88888888888888888888888889888888 8888888888888888888 888,88888 88888888888888 888 PAGE Twi:N'r1r if 1 ::::-. l ,. ..-4 :ITLE T 3 E2 5, 5' B. M. GILMORE- Sunshine ' jac of all trades in him do you sce, is maslcr of all-you may l c 'I from mc.' i.!ory' Math' Science' Track' Presi- ent Boostefs Club '2l-'22- Roslra '22- Yell Leader 22-'23' Business Manager Mid-Year Class Play- Hi-Y' Manager Student Book Exchange. BRYAN AYNESWORTH ' man was lic wha! beifcr can be said? Latin' Daisy Chain Staff Photographer Forum. I J 1 xfh 7 q Ea 'auf 'V' 88 8 88888 8 8 8888888 88888888 888888888888 8888888888888888888888 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I i I I I I I I I I I I I I I S S SSXSSXSXSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSNS' SSSNSSXNSSNSSSSSSXSS l TI-IE DAISY CHAIN PROPHECY Waco, Texas, Nov. IO, I934 Dearest Lorena: I have just heard that you have finished your study of music in Europe and will soon be home. You must be home by February I, for the l923 class is going to have a reunion. Oh, this is from Georgia Handley, our old class president, now Mrs. Prentice Rice. Prentice has made a great success in banking, and I am sure they are happy. I'll leave on the next ship. At the last summons I hurried on board, and who should be the Hrst person my eyes fell on but Captain Donald Wilkins. I learned from Donald that Bobbie joe I-Iope, Ruth Pearce and Mary Markusfeld were on their way home after having been engaged in Red Cross work. VVe landed in New York on a rainy Friday, December I3. In the lobby of the hotel we noticed that an excited crowd was gathered around a distinguished looking gentleman. Cn inquiring, we found him to be Sunshine Gilmore, the author of the best book in circulation. Sun- shine in his old enthusiastic way joined our band. Vife decided to spend a few days in New York. The next evening two famous stars were to sing at the I-Iippodrome. To our great sur- prise and pleasure we found them to be our old classmates Josephine Kemendo and Minnie Durham. They decided to go to the reunion with us. Our next pleasure trip was to Coney Island. We laid aside our dignity for one short day and became kids. Our first joy ride was on the hobby-horses. A gruff voice demanded our tickets, but instead of giving him our tickets, we shook hands with Bertram jackson. Hearing a call Get 'em while they're hot, boys, we had a longing for some hamburgers. Approaching the stand, we saw the familiar faces of our class twins, Ross and Roy Stanley. En route to Waco we stopped in California. There we saw a beautiful building and later discovered that it was the Bryan Aynesworth Hospital. Reading the San Francisco Times, we noticed that B. D. Reynolds was planning a trip to South America to further his study of Civil Engin- eering. Another item told that Miss Helen Morgan was voted the most beautiful girl in Hollywood and we were not surprised to learn that Wil- liam Schroeder was doing his best to get in the movies, These four being added to our crowd, we started for our Old Home Town. While we were waiting for the train to start, a jolly face peered through the window. It was Professor D. Stovall, and he, too, was going to the reunion. Later Lurline Rowton and Lila Bowman, who had I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ,1 I I I I I I I I I I l I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I S S'5WsS ll SS SS SSS N SSXSSS S888 S SS SNSSXSXSSSSNSSSS NS SSS SSSSSSSSSSSNSSSSSSXX S S SSS S888 SS SSSX SX I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 4' 4' 4' 4' I' I' I' I' I' 4' 4' I' 4' I' I' I' I' I' f. 4' I' I' 4' I' 4' I' 4' 4' 4' 4' I' 4' 4' 6 II 'A Stir 'U :- D Fl '-l E P1 z -i 'F O z FI XSSXSXSSSSNSSSSSSSSX' SXSXXSXSSXNSSSXXSXSSSSXNSXSSXSXNXSSSX SSSXXXSXSSSSSSSSSSSXSS X SSSNSXXXXXXSSSXXXSXXN Ili I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I THE DAISY CHAIN married prosperous western men, boarded the train. They had many things to tell us. Among them were that Eunice Killion and Olga Lemke were still teaching school. They also told that Dan Cupid had been busy in our absence, and the victims were Lucile Williamson and Clarence Davis, Lucile Ashbrook and H. K. jett. They were sorry to say that Lawyer John jenkins had been employed in the divorce proceedings of Lorene Tomlinson and George Wolfe. We are sure that John settled their matrimonial tangle to the good of all concerned. As we were coming from the station to the Raleigh, we noticed pa sign that read Winchester Bros., Sports and Athletics. We stopped to see if it were Robert and William and sure enough it was! They told us that Thurman Saxon was noted football star. It was a jolly crowd that assembled at the Raleigh on this February l, l935, with Mr. and Mrs. George Peoples as host and hostess. fMrs. Peoples is known to our -old class as Miss Velma Slonel. Among those who gave us a hearty welcome were Rev. Carl Carson, pastor of the first Baptist Church, Mayor Harold Clark, Ettie Claire Jolley, teacher of art in Baylor University, and Ruth Montgomery, owner of a unique novelty shop. Waco High School is still doing splendid work with Woody Hodson as principal and Claude W'eaver and Ruth Stovall as members of the faculty. The last, but not least, Raymond Rowell accompanied by Miss Dell Scott, brought back sweet memories of old by singing Spirit of Waco High. Lorena Wheatley, Prophet. !lF'M X All aww illxftaea Q swf!! Pficxa TWENTY-TWO Y I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 4 I I I I I I I I I I' 4' 4' 4' 4' 4' 4' I' 4' 4' I' 4' I 4' 4' ,I 4' I' I' .I l XXXXSXXSXSSSXXNSXX SS QC X S8888 XSS N SSSSSSSXSMSSXSSSSNSSSSSSSS - I NSXSSS8888888SSSSSXSSSSSSSXSSSXSSSSXX SSS TI-IE. DAISY CHAIN 2 JUNE CLASS Ol l lCERS President ,........ Vice-President Secretary ..,... Treasurer Historian ..,... Prophet ..... Poet ..,.... ..,...,.Robert Wilcox ,,.............Virginia Tabb .........Luella Maude Conger A. Johnson .......Mary Barnett ............Thomas Bartley .....,...Luella Maude Cougar Pace TWENTY-THREE 8 888 888 88 88888888 8 88888888888888888 8888888888 888 888 88 8888 88 888 88 - 888 T a O FI -I E F1 z -I 'F 1 o c: I THE DAISY CHAIN CLASS POEM Clad in the armor of Youth, with banners flying Emblem of gold and whiteg neath a summer sky. Stand weg our hearts and lips the anthem crying, Honor and fame to the colors that we fly. Long may they wave and vict'ry ever crown them- Every new year more laurels to them bringg Rivals may dare but none shall ever down them: Silence shall never claim the song we sing. Then let us all, one grateful voice according, Speak of the ones who piloted us through, Give them our deepest thanks, to them awarding Proof of our gratitude, and homage due. Friends of the years, our paths have met and blended Pleasure and comrades with the sober way, Now do not say the fellowship is ended- Friends will remain the same as Yesterday. L'Envoi And now-good-bye- All ye who follow fast Forgive us for the sigh And understand, at last. Luella Maude Conger THE DAISY CHAIN I I I I I I I I 5 ' 4 I 3 PAULINE ADCOCK-!'Polly 5 Beauty costs her nothing I Her virtues are so rare. 3 I Glee Club: G. R. S I 5 I I I 5 LEON AARONSON- Label S They love him bex! who know him basl. E DeMoiay. 3 I I I I I I I i LORA CATHERINE Anus S I 3 Lorie S I g nslcadfasl in lhoughl, 3 S Well made, well wrought. S I S Domestic Science: English: Latin. I ' I ' I ' I ' I ' I ' I I 5 LISTON CASTLEMON 1 I I A fine sorl of lad, good nalurezl and 3 3 pleasant. S 5 History: Spanish: Chemistry: Spanish g 5 Club. I ' I ' I ' I ' I 1 I 5 ' - .. .. I S I-LORENCE BLACKSHEAR- Bob , I 3 Silence is lhe pcrfcclesl herald of joy. S I Spanish: English: Chemistry. 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I I I I ' I I I I I I I I I I I I , I I I PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN 8885 88 888 THE DAISY CHAIN 8888888888888888888888 888 88888 888' 88 88 88 I I I MARY BARNETT- Tha Her eyes as slars of twilight far, Lihe lnfilighfs. loo, her dusffy hair. Math: English, History, Chemistry: Class I-Iistoriang Pep Club. JAMES VICTOR BAIRD. IR. Vick Experience is lhe name he gives Io his mistakes. History: I-Ii-Y '20, '21, '22, Sect. '2I. Pres. '22, Latin Club, Consul '22g Rostra '2I '22 ser eant at arms '22, Pres. 'Z3g - v g Inter Class Historian Debater '2lg Boost- ers, Basketball '2I, '22, 23. MAGDALENA DAMM For what she sayelh, ye musl lrusl, As it by nsriling sealed mere. English. KELTON B. CLARK And IDIICFCSOIGV thou move, good luck Shall fling her old shoe after. Forum '2I. '22, '23g Hi-Y '22, '23. ELEANOR DILLON Good nature is the clear blue sky of the soul. English: Latin: Math: Latin Club: Pep Club. 88888888888 8888888 8 ,888888888888888888888 I 88888888 8888888888888 88 888 8 88888 8 888 88888 888 8 8 8 888888 8 8 888 8 PAGE Twi-:NTY-EIGHT 22 SXSS SS S888 SSS SS SSS SS SSSXSSSSSSSSXSSSXSSSS SSSSSSN SS THE DAISY CHAIN NYS ' XSSXXS MARIE BRAZELTON- IVIonic Nl fill this cup to one made up Ui lovcliness alone. II':tory: Chemistry: IVIathg Daisy Clan Staff fLiteraryj: Pep Club. THOMAS BARTLEY The swallow follows not .summer more mflingly than Ive his leadersliipf' Historyg Math: Latin: Latin Cluhg June Class Prophet. FRANCES DOSSETT I She is most fair and thereunto Her life flollz rightly harmonize. Chemistry: English: Daisy Chain Staff fLocaI Ed., 3 Pep Club '22g French Clui '2I. SAM CAROTHERS I care for nobody. no, not l, If no one cares for me. Physicsg Chemistry: Math: Daisy Chain Staff fArtistJ. MARY FRY There is a garden in her face I-Vlierc roses and while lilies blow. Math: Historyg Englishg Spanish. 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Latin: Chemistry: Latin Club: Consulg Vice-President Cenheimerg Pep Club. I 8888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888815 NYS 88888888888888 X88888888888888888 888888888888888 8 888888 8888 888888888888888888888888 888 88888888 1 :- cs Fl '-I E 5 'F O z F1 THE DAISY S34 ' ' 593388 ' 2 I PAGE THIRTY-TWO r I CHAIN GLADYS DEAN To her sweet lrcauly and maidcnly mad- esly The world pays homage al her fl-el. Dramatic Club: Orchestra '2I, '22, '23' Presidenl '2I. STANLEY FAIRLEY 1 am a parl of all Ihal 1 have mel. Mathg Radio Club. EVELYN DUMAS A girl wilh lgnolvledge and goodness enough for three. Latin: Latin Club: Sec. Genheimerg Daisy Chain Stall fLatinD. WILLIAM W. ZAHN- Bill Sure never lo o'er shool, lzul jus! lo lull. Nlathg Mechanical Drawingg HE-Y. UIESSIE MAY DUNN- Bob Her face would malfc sunshim' in a shady place. Spanish: English: Domestic Artg lVIathg Chemistry: Kymes Club 'I9: Clee Cluh 'ZZQ Spanish Clubg Basketball '22, '23. THE DAISY CHAIN ll 5 . 76898388 2 RUTH BATES- Carol Her hair was her crowning glory. Spanish: History: Clee Club '22: G. R. '22: English. SOL COHEN ' He was a slou! fellow I assure you. Forum: Spanish Clugg Boosters. ETHEL CLEMENT Thy presence makes il Jay, lhy alv- .sence night History: Math: Chemislryg Latin: Latin Club: Cenheimer: Pep Club. SURREY HUNT lf Hero means 'sincere man,' why no! he be called a Hero? Forum: French Club: Football. ANNIE BETH GODDARD- Girlie nshc herself a poem as perfecl as ll star. , English: Math: History: Dramatic Club: Pep Club: Treasurer '22, '23. PAGE THIRTY-THREE THE DAISY PAGE THIRTY-FOUR C I-I A I N GLADYS CARTWRIGHT- Wfmpfa' To those who lfnon: thee not, no words can paint: And those who know thee, know all words are faint. Daisy Chain Staff fAthleticsJg Basketball '2l, '22, '23, Capt. '23g Booster Club, Pep Club. ROY LATHAM Worth makes the man. Math, Spanish. THELMA DOBSON She makes her life one sweet recarzl And deed of charity. History, Domestic Scienceg Latin. DURWOOD L. REYNOLDS His virtues are immeasurable. Spanish, French, Chemistry: Physics, Spanish Club. HETTIE BELLE DUNN- Sue A maiden never bold, a spirit still and quiet. Spanish, Domestic Art: English, Girl Reserves '20, '21, '22, '23g Spanish Club '22, '23g Cnenheimer '22, '21 , SSS! THE DAISY CHAIN PAULINE. CROW- Paulee Her air, her manner, all who sec admire. Spanishg Math: History: Pep Club. WORTH ADAMS An able man is ever modeslg He need not boast- His friends will for him. Mathg linglishg Daisy Chain '23 fAssis- tant Editorjz Basketball '2Ig Track '2lg Glee Club '2Ig Rostra '22g Pres. Radio Club '23. L. GEAN ' HODGE. The riches! mind needs not large lilrrariesf' Spanish glinglishg Genheimer '23g Span- ish Club '22. jOE GENECOV Short of slalurc he was. lnul strongly built and athletic. English. BOBBIE jE.NKlNS Happy am I, from care I nm free Why aren'l lhey all conlcnlecl like me? Daisy Chain Stall '23 fl-lumorjg Darden '23g Orchestra '21, 'ZZQ Pep Club '22. ri 88368888 88888888 888888 8888 88 8 88 888888888 888 88888 88888888888888888 PAGE THIRTY-Five TI-IE. DAISY CHAIN SSSSSSXSSSSXSSSSSSSSSSSXNSXSS XXXSXNSSXXSSSXSNSS S888 PAGE THIRTY-SIX JOSEPHINE. ESSERMAN She halh lrue conslancy which no lime or power can change. English. JOE SEIFER ln every sorroming soul, he pours de- lighlf' Mathg Science: Spanishg Spanish Club '22, '23, ELVERDA EVERETT- Verdy Sweet and fair. French: Science: French Club '20g Pep Club 'Zl. '22. OLIVER F. STRICKER Whalever he desires he will ol7luin. HILDA EVERETT- Jane She is so proper and pure Firm, sleadfasl, stable and demurcf' Scienceg Math: Clee Club '22, '23, Hisloryg Hi-YQ Rostrag Booster Club. A THE DAISY CHAIN l IVY HARLAN-- Ivy MfzJest and simple and sweet. The very type of Priscilla. Domestic Science. Science: Math: Eng- lish. ALBERT D. GEORGE His mind was greal and powerful. Latin. EDWINA HARRIS Much charm was hers, much good- ness too. English. CHRISTIAN PLANK I count life just a stud To try the soul's strength on. English. BERNICE MCKINNEY- Cricket Al whose sight all lhc stars hide their diminished heads. Basketball '2l, '22, '23, Genlmeimer '22, '23, Latin Club '22, '23, Pep Club '22, '21 I 888888888888888888 888888888 888 888888888888888888 8 88888 8888888888888888888888 88888888 88 888888888 1 if n P1 -I E W -l 'F rn F1 S zl S8888 SSSXXSSSXXSSSNSSSNSSSSXXSNSXSSSXXSNNSSSSSXSS XSNSSNSSXSSXSXSSSSSNSSS XSXSSXSXSNSSNXSSN XXSXNSNX THE DAISY CHAIN MINNIE MARIE DURHAM I Oh, Min A form more fair, a face more sweet, Ne'er halh if been my lol fa med. English: Shorllmndz Pep Club: Clee Clubg C. R.g fMid-Yearj. HERBERT VIRGIN- PiHle Describe him who can, An alzriclgmenl of that is pleasant ln man. Historyg Latin. Vice-Pres. Hi-Y 'ZI 5 Hi-Y '2I, '22, '23g Tennis '20, '23g Rostra Debator '23g Rostra Play '23g Booslers Club '2I, '22: ELLA GLADYS HENDRICK Toms she was .1 phanlom of dezfglm' Dorman scaenceg Chemistry: French Club '20, '21. ' CLYDE WEBB He will stand in honorable terms or else retire. Math. ALICE HODGE- A Lice A perfect woman, nolzly planned. Commercial. S l I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 PAGE THIRTY-EIGHT SSSSSSS!SSXSSSSXXSSSXXSSSXSSSSXSSSSSS SS 'SS SSXSXX NX 88 8 888888888888888888888888888 888888888888888888 N88 Tl-IE DAISY CHAIN 8888888888888 ,888 8 8 88888'8 8 8 8 88 888888 8888888.888888888 H HELEN HOTMAN- Rickiebtossomsu Bright with something of angelic light. History: Math: Basketball 'Zi ROBERT WILCOX- Bob He was designed of all manlginel to be a public head. President Senior Class '23. MARY DIBRELL jOHNSON A head full of genius and a heart full of truth. ' English: History. JOHN WYCHE Hearty and hate was he- Honorczl of all men. Hi-Y. VELMA L. KELLEY A She bathed the earth in cheerfulness. Commercial: Spanish. PAGE THIRTY-NINE THE. DAISY CHAIN XX . 88 8888888 88 888 8888 8888 88 88 888 88 88 ' s 88 888 88 888 88 lu: E3 Z1 5 -4 5 COLEEN HUNT And certainly she was very genial. pleasant and attractive. I-Iistiryg English: Pep Club '22, '23g Clee Club '20. CONWAY DILLARD Endurance, foresight. strength, and skill are his. Forum. ELIZABETH KESTNER Alazabeth A great soul in a small body. Ham-ny: English. LA VERNE MARSHALL- Red A youth, light-hearted and content. ' I wander through the world. Chemislry: Physics: Spanish: Manual Training. THELMA RUTH COHEN Gentle thoughts and calm rlesires are hers. Englishg Lating Latin Club. YXYXX8. THE. DAISY CHAIN MARCIE. JACKSON lust labor tells in every soul. Latin: Tribune Latin Club: Genheimcr '22 JERRY BARTOS King of two hands, llc docs his part ln every useful toil and art. Commercial. HAZEL LEVINSON ufiailllful as the wind or seas. French: History: Domestic Science, French Club: Glee Club: Daisy Chain Staff flzirenchf. THOMAS HARRIS- Tom He was exceedingly patient in adver- sity. History: Forum. TILLIE LAZARUS She has that grace so rare in every climef' English: Latin: Chemistry: Lat'n Club. AXXXXXI PAGE Foivrv-ONE THE DAISY ' SXXXXXX ' I. PAGE FORTY-TWO YS, CHAIN LOIS LONG Her lovellness l never lfnenwf Until .she smiled on me. English: History: French. JOHN JOHNSON- Schenie A man that fortune's lzujels and rewards, Has! la'en with equal tlianlfsf' Boosters' Club: Spanish Club '22. ATWOOD LYONS- Wawan A knowledge both if books and hu- man-lgimlf' Historyg Latin: Frenclmg English. HALBERT HERRING jOHNSON Hal He did not loolf for display but was modest in all. Math: Historyg Football. LOUISE. MARTIN Teach me lmlf the glazlness That thy brain must know. I1.ngIisl1: History: Pep Club, President '23g Booster Club '2l. '22, '21 THE DAISY CHAIN RUTH BLYSTONE- Baby As patient and as still and as full of good will as fair lsipllclf' Latin: History: English. JOHN SMITH A hardy frame, a liardier spirit. Spanish Club. FLORENCE GILMORE With merry-malfing eyes and jocund smiles. Science: Typewriting: English: Math: Daisy Chain fstenj JOHN SPENCER I dare do all that may become a man. Latin: History: Latin Club. WELDA MAE CARROLL Give me the mind that mocks at care. The heart its own defender: The spirits that are light as air And never beat surrender! History: English: Pep Club: G. R.: Clee Club: Daisy Chain Reporter. 53368398398 1 1 I Yi. E SSS XXX SS SKSSS SSXXXXSSS S XSXNNSX ,SSXSSX,SSSSSS PAGE FORTY-THREE S S TI-IE DAISY CHAIN PAGE F ony-F oun KATHERINE IVIELEAR Fair promise of mature lueaulpf' C. R. '22g Basketball. '22, '23, WILLIAM HARDIN5 BiII' But non: my laslf is smoolhly done. I can fly, or I can run. Roslra. MILDRED McCARTHY- Bobbie 4lWIlGI lvoulzl you? I am a when I lI1inI3 I must spcalgf' woman, and Domestic Science -I. LEE HARLAN He alwidcs by his resolve in all l'1ing5. History: Lating Latin Club, Censor 'ZZQ Forum. ELOISE McMlLLAN Spontaneous wisdom lwrcallrcd by I1eaIlI1. English: Domestic Science: Mathp Chem- istry. THE DAISY CHAIN ALICE MILLER Virtues like tlicse malfc human natures shine. English: Culee Club 'I9: Genlieimer '23: Basketball 23: Daisy Chain Stall fCom- mercialj '23. ROBERT SEWELL He is popular: and popularity has its duties as well as its privileges. Math: Boosters: Rostrzi. LOUISE M. MILLER- - Liza A lovely lady, garmentecl in ligllt From lier OIDII beauty. Typewriting: Science: History: Clee Club: Pep Club: Boosters Club. JULIUS GINSBURG lf letters were awarded for proficiency in learning. He would be sure to win ane. ' Latin: History: Latin Club '2I. MYRTLE PLEIVIENS Of manners gentle: Of affections gentler still. , English: Math. PAGE FORTY-Five 5 888 8888888888 888 88 888 88 8888 888 88 8888 88 88 8888 888 888 888 88888 1 8 :- ca F1 1 o au -1 'F Sl' X THE DAISY CHAIN LUELLA MAUDE. CONGER Pete For as nightingales do upon glow-worms feed, So poets live upon the living light. History: june Class Poet: Class Secre- tary: Dramatic Art Club '20, '2l. SAM GARDNER- Rain-in-the-Facev Not the best hu! good. Historyg Math: Spanishg Spanish Clubg Daisy Chain Staff fBusiness Stafllg Radio Club. MARGARET CLEMENT Smooth runs the water where the brook is deep. Historyg English. . H. T. TORRANCE A smoolh and sleadfasl mind. Commercialg Daisy Chain Reporter '2l: Forumg Latin Club. JOYCE NEEDHAM- jo She is all my fancy painted her. English: History 5 Domestic Science : Scienceg Basketball '22, '23 3 Pep Club '22 88888 8 8 8,88888888888888 8888 I 888 8888888888888 TI-IE DAISY CHAIN ' T888 A f ,ixxxi I HALLIE BYRD LITTLE She has a voice of glaitncss and a smile And eIoquencc of Beauty. Spanish: Domestic Science: Clee Club '22, '23: Pres. '23p Girl Reserves '21 BEN CLEMENT Of their own merits modes! men are dumb. History. KINDRED ODLE- Kinney The virtue uf her lovely Ioolfs Exccls the precious stone. English 3 Spanish 5 Math: History 5 Science. LEWIS IVIcCOY4 IVIac x His words. like so many nimble and g airy servitors, trip about him at com- mand. ' IVIanuaI Training: History. I . IOHNNIE. IJRITCHETT Worthiest by being good, Far more than great or high. Laling EngIisI'mg Lakin Club. Af- PAGE FQRTY-SEVEN THE DAISY CHAIN 'YXXSSSS 2 I . YN PAGE FoRTY-EIGHT ANNA B. RAY ln word and clfe in decal sh-ac'fa.sI IVl1al will you more me say? HAROLD L. ST. ,IOHN TrucsI friend and nobles! foe. Mathg Spanishg Spanish Club '22g Daisy Chain Staff fAssistanl Advertisement Managerf. GARMEN jEWELL ROACH All vice she doll: lDlI0'l,9 refuse and halelh izllcncssf' English: Spanish: Cnlee Club. WILLIAM TINUS-- Bill Lacking absululely nollling of man- hood. Chemistry: Physics: Daisy Chain Staff fllxchangejg Radio Club. ISABEL ROIVIANS Her lively loolfs a sprighlly mind dis- close Quick as her eyes, and as unfxcd as ll1ose. 888 8 8 8 8 8 88 8 88888888888 88 8888 8 8 8888888 888 8 8 88888888888A888 8888888 x THE DAISY CHAIN MARJORIE. SELLMAN- Micky And she is fair. And fairer than that word. Chemistry: Domestic Science: Com- mercial: Dramatic Club: Clee Club. G. A. JOHNSON Great Scott! W'hat a busy man I am. Help mc laoys or l'll fail. Chemistry: Latin: Forum 'l9, '20, '2l, Pres. '22: Radio Club: Class Treasurer. ETHELEEN SE.NTE.R+- Bobby' Her beauty tlvinlflcth like a star Within the frosty night. Math: English: Spanish: Dom. Art: Pep Club '22, '23. REGINALD WEST'- Reg ZeaIous in performance, yet modest withal. History: Latin: Latin Clulx. ADELA M. SIEMERS- Detzy Thy modesty is a candle to thy mera. Chemistry: Esglisln: Domestic Science: Glee Club '2O: Girl Reserves '20, '2l. , 8888 I PAGE FORTY-N1Ni: THE DAISY CHAIN I 88 8 8 8 888 8888888 888888 88 888 8 888888 8 88 888888 8888888 5 PAGE FIFTY ETH EL FORDE- jitney Honest nature, purpose strong. Conscience sensative Io wrong. English. GILBERT BLAIR He's armed without that's innocent within. History: Traclc '22g Boosters Club. ESSIE. BELLE HOWLE Quiet and unobtrusive in her wap. History: English: Science. HERBERT TRIMMIER A wit's a feather, and a chiefs a rod: As honest man's the noblest work of Cod. English. W WILLIE FAYE GUTHRIE MILLER Billie She has a pantry in her mind, Thnfs flied with joy of rarest kind. Latin. . 88 8488888 8 8 888 8 888 8888888888888888888888.8888888888888888888888888888888888 88 I 88888888888888888 THE DAISY CHAIN 8888888 8888888888888888 8 888888888 8888888 888 888 8888 8 8888888 BELVA STEWART And tliou-thou malfest the sad heart say- Spanish: Cslec Club '2l: G. R. '22: Spanish Club 23: Y. W. C. A. '21, EDWIN FRAZIER- Ugly A man worthy of our respect. History: English: Math. VIRGINIA TABB A countenance in which did meet Sweet records, promises as sweet. English: Latin: History: Vice-President Senior Class '23: Latin Club: Orchestra '21, '22: Pep Club '22, '23. THOMAS ARMSTRONG Straight as the pine, the pride of all the grove. French: History: Science: Tennis. HAZEL TAYLOR Here still is the smile that no cloud- can o'cr cast. Domestic Art: Math: Latin: Latin Club '2l, '22, '23: Genheimer '22, '23. 88888888888 888 88888888888888888888888 88888888888888, 888888888888888888888888888888888 8 888888888888 88 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I l PAGE FIFTY-ONE S X S X S X X S S X PAGE FIFTY-TWO THE DAISY CHAIN XSSSSSSSN XXSSNXSX SXSSS SS XX XXX SX X X XS XSSX N888 SX XNSXN SXXX XXX X SSNNS 'S SSN XNSSXXSSSSXXX I 1 I I I 1 I 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 7 1 1 A 1 1 5 QM Q N , Si: S-2 51:0 9: 1 ah? 22.1 520 33: GSS , gg-mil: glpfa :rag ,Q me-I , Sis: U25 S 55: 1 -- ?.Q W 9 I p Q Q' E- 1 - u' m -1,2 .. Q- an L lv 3 Ugm 3 Gang :FE mwag 2. - ' a -- m 0 ' .QQ ag gil- 5-anim Q1-51' 2-.-,ig 1 g'n fr1 '4s.,U N556 'i.g l 231 1 3,7 Q m 2. 4 r'q Q- I 5 g- P ' R Q 6 I -!.K2o: 2739 .rem --.l ,3D',.,- 1 S-I g-em 5 'JU 'I' 5-aol' 1 mn, -.v-,,, .Zum em Qil' 1 3 : 5 0 -. y . 5 m 5 4 g. B 5 j Q A' 5 Q 5 Z 5 9 U Q 21 g 0 : ' - 1 9,51 as I, .. :xg-3 ' 3 3' Q T FU w. P 1 5 Q 4 fn 1 :Z 1 3 Q 2 2 1 Q Q , . u : 3' E 1 I I I .s ss ,s s x s,s s sssxsssssxss ssssxsssx s sss xsxssssxssxsxsxxxssssssssxsxxsx x s THE DAISY CHAIN I N83 ' 88888 88888 888 X. 88888888888888 XS88888888888888888888 88888888 IOHN CRIFFIS The rule of his life is lo make busi- ness a pleasure, aml pleasure his luusinessf' Science: French Club '22: Forum '2l, '22, Reporter '23: Hi-Y Club: Boosters '2l: Latin Club '21, MARY JAWORSKI- IN'Iizzy Those smiles and winning ways of Mary, Do malfe us lose our hear! complelclyf' History: Domestic Science: Chemistry: Glee Club '22, '23: Pep Club: Daisy Chain Stull lDomestic Sciencef. HENRY NOWAKOWSKY He lfnows whal's what and lhals as high As melaphysic wil can fly. 5 Chemistry: Physics, Bookkeeping: Span- ish: Forum '20, '2l. '22, Secretary '22: Spanish Club, Vice-President '22: Pres. '23: Business Mana er Dais Chain: 8 Y Radio Club '22. WILLIE MAE MAYS- Billie For, when with beauty we can virtue join, Ulu pain! lhe semblance of a form divine. English: Clee Club '2l: French '2l. ALVAH TORRENCE He is one lhal will not pleucl lhal cause wherein his langue must he ronffilezl by his conscience. Manual Training: Daisy Chain Stall flVIanual Training Deptj: Chairman Pin and Ring Committee. 88888888888888888888 I 88888888 888888 8888 88 888 88 888 88 888 88 88 88 1 v cw F1 11 'fl --I 'F I I 5 ml THE DAISY CHAIN I , HCA . l N 888 8 8888888 888 888 88888 . 88888888888 ' W 88 88888 8888888888888888888888888888888 88 1 :- rn F1 '17 W1 -I 'F 1 o C as I I 0 GEORGE LASKER EHMAN His signal deeds and prowess high Demand no pompous eulogy. English: Tennis '22, '23: Manager and . Coach Tennis Teamg Three letter tennis. KATHERINE COLSON Some tliinlf tlze world is made for fun and frolic, And so do l. l Pep Club '22g Basketball '21, '22, '21 JOE LEE LINKENHOGER Lee Joe Men of fem words are often times the beslf' English. DOROTHY WENDORF O, thou arl fairer than the evening air, Clad in the beauty of a thousand stars. Pep Cluhg Yell Leader. HARVEY LEE RICHARDS Pink Toes He's good and that is enough. English. AXKSXX 'YXXXYYYXNI 8 888888888888888888888888888888 888 88 888888888888888888888888 88888888888 8888888 888 I x xxsxxxxxxxssx THE DAISY CHAIN CLIFF WILLIAMS ' 1 Iovc myself and fun most of aII. English. HELEN GENYECE BYRNS A phantom of delight that treads on with pleasure. Chemistry: History: English: Darden '23: Daisy Chain Stall '23 fsocietyj: Pep Club '22. ODIS SHOAF Handsome he is and handsome lu' docs. History: Track: Boosters Club. AYREE CAPELI.. A miniature of loveliness-all grace. English. HARRY WHEELER- Buddy He talked loud unzf welt, I assure you. Roslra. 888 88 888 88 88 888 8888 88 888 88 88 8888 88 8888 88 88888 888 8,8 88 88 'U :- n n-1 T 'rl -4 'F :fl 4 ml 88888888888888888888 I 8888888 888 888888 888 88888 888 8 8888888 88888 888 88 88 88 5 8888 888 88 888 88 888 88 888 88 T w n Fl T 'W -4 'F Y' X THE DAISY CHAIN DOROTHY CUTLER- Betty She puts her whole llEGfl'5 welcome in her smile. Commercialg Basketball '2l, '23g Boost- er's Club. GEORGE BECKHAM Few lhings are impossible lo dilligcncc and skill. Math: History. jAMES BAXTER ' His, the .vlfill and ll1e indomitable mill of Hannibal. Mathg Hi-Y. GEORGE FALL Mg: only lmolfs were lvoman'.s loolfs, and f0lly's all llie-tfve taught me. Football '20, '2I, '22: Baseball '21, '22, '23g Dramatic Club '20. OUIDA YOUNG There is no human charm that grips the soul As sincere franlfnessf' English: Math. 8888 888 8888888888888888888888888 I 888888 8888888 888 888888888 888888 I 888888888888888888888888888888 ASX. I ssitxitn 88 8888888 88 888 88 88 8 8888 88 8 888888 88 88888 88888 88888888888 TI-IE DAISY CHAIN VALADEAN BROOKS Such ways. such urls, such looks has! Ihou. English: Hisloryg Typewriting: Com- mercial: Lating Daisy Chain Staff Cslenographcrj. LENA HARRIS- Sonny Her eyes were large and full of light. Spanish. BERTHA HOLCOMB Holy, fair. and wise is she. English: History: Mailw: Latin. NEWELL JOHNSON I have a hear! milh room for every 109-H English: History: Basketball '20, '21g Pep Club '22, CHARLES MERONY- Charlie She excels in each morlal lhingf' Englislig Scienceg Pep Club '22, '23 Glee Clubg Dramatic Club. a l 5 ,L x PAGE FIFTY-SEVEN xii, 8 8888888888888888888 8 8 888888888888 88 888 8888 8888 ' 88 888 88 8888 T xv cr Fl .T 1 -1 'F L7 n I --1 THE DAISY C H A I N PAULINE SLADE- Pollyanna nHer laughing ways me love. English: Historyg Frenchg Pep Club '22g French Club '22. LENA SLOAN HBrighl as the sun, her eyes the gazers strike, i And, like the sun, they shine on all alike. English: Genheimer '22, '23. BOBBIE SMITH- Bob Life is not lost, said she, for which is bought endless renolvnef' Historyg Spanish, Chemistry: Dramatic Club '20g Latin Club '2lg Pres. C. R. '22, '23, FANNIE MAY STOUTS To sce her is lo love her and love but her forever, For nature made her what she is, and ne'er made sic anilher. Chemistryg Domestic Science, English: Clee Club '22. DOROTHY SPARKMAN O lady. nobility is thine, and thy form is the reflection of thy nature. Editor-in-chief of Daisy Chain '23g Pres- ident Spanish Club '22: Darden '22, '23, Pep Club '22, Baslcetball '23, 88888888888888888888 i 88 888888888 8888 888 8 88 88 8888 88 2 88888 888 88 8 8888885 88 8 888888 88 88888 88 888 8888 888888888 8888888 ls THE DAISY CHAIN NELLIE. LEE. THERRELL- Nell Her heart cannot be bought or sold, Ho1vc'er it beats, it beats sincerely. English: History: Domestic Art: Pep Club: Genlueimer. GERTRUUDE. THOMAS-- Trucle l'Vilh loving heart and patient soul. Domestic Science: English: History. JANET TINUS---spam I lgnnm a maiden fair to see Take care! Commercial: Domestic Scienceg Baslcct- ball '2l. '22, '23: Pep Club. ALMA WOODS Shadow of annoyance Never cameito thee. Englislmg Domestic Arty Clee Club. MILDRED WILLIAMS- Kid With thy clear lfecn joyance. Langlmr cannot be. i 5 5 5 'CSCSCSCSCI PAGE FiF1'Y-NINE THE DAISY CHAIN IXWXS ' , 5365, ' 5 PAQ: Sixrv LESLIE HOLMES Bid me discourse, I will cnchanf fhinc' ear. Daisy Chain Staff fArtisU. OLIVIA RUCKER- Pat 'Sl1c was so CIIGTIIGLIC and full of pllyf' Spanishg Lating CIee Club '22, '21 JOE LE BOW He has manliness fini courage: wfral more can he need? History: English. f M1f-4 ll 0,1 'Qu gb '7 4 4 I ll ESQ' ' ? ff NJ 5f4'E' a?ib' ,v,. - ,,,nu.' 4,1-'13 ww 'f THE DAISY CHAIN SE IOR CLASS HISTORY Goldsmith says- As some tall cliff that lifts its awful form, etc. You remember? I won't quote it all. Anyway the idea presented is a great tall rock with waves dashing against it. Xvell, l'm going to use that metaphor in my wonderful history of the Senior Class of l923. l see in my mind's eye a great brick building located on a busy street in the flourishing city of Waco. This structure shall be the rock and we, the Class of 1923, the waves breaking against the rocl.--. We broke, yes we broke all right-and I'm afraid we've been broke ever since. We have learned all the forms of that irregular verb, break, broke, broken. We have exhausted our finances fwhich means being brokej we have had experience where even our hearts have been shattered, reguiring all the philosophy of the ages to get the broken bits in shape for a fresh campaign. Now my metaphor of the waves dashing against the rock must not be taken lightly, from lack of seriousness on my part to make it forceful. Vve as waves could not of course expect to make much impression on the granite walls of the Waco High School. But the rock, while remaining unmoved by our surging mass, certainly has impressed us. We have learned not only educational facts, which would soon be- come monotonous, but we have also learned to make life-long friends and to enter into various school activities with enthusiasm. As a class all of us have learned to work and play together. We have had the won- derful thrill of watching the I922 Tigers win every game played in the last two seasons. In years to come many of us will look back with pleas- ure on the happiest days of our life, as those spent in Waco High. Before the coming of June we also want the teachers to know how very much we appreciate the interest and sympathetic aid which they have constantly shown in us. -Mary Barnett. F PAGE Sxxrr ONE THE DAISY CHAIN x 4 I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 5 5 g S512 5: SSS 5 95 gas as 5 55-sf is 5- g rr -1 ,... 1 9--'If-HE. 2035- 'f FQ? :.-Q' 5'5'5' 'i' SC Q n 5' o 'Ln 1 I Ssnn-0 5-'.... 'C C gp Q D- I 'T UD,-,. O4 2-U,-' 1 1 Sm? 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The Trotzky-Lenine Herald will pay him all the Russian money he can store in an ocean liner for his ser- vices for one year. Ruth Blystone, Pauline Crow, and Gladys Dean will organize a moving picture company, and will secure the services of their old friends, Newell John- son, Ruth Bates, and Valadean Brooks, who will be famous actresses, and Rowley Sonntag, Alan Smith, and Harold St. john. lncidentally, Harold will make Rudolph Valentino look like a beginner. Thomas Armstrong will hold the tennis championship of the world from 1930 to I936. Velma Kelley, Lora Amis, Jessie Mae Dunn, Hilda Everett, and Christine Lavender will combine their efforts and publish a popular book entitled How to Get and Keep a Husband. jack Sisco will attend Princeton University, make his place on the All- American football team, and later become coach of the Princeton eleven. Ovid Horne will be a gallant officer in the Canadian Mounted Police. Ethel Clement, Helen Genyce Byrns, Barbara Carringer, Louise Miller, and Evelyn Greenleaf will collect all their knowledge and make experiment after experiment until they discover a way for girls to have life-long youth and beauty. They will patent this discovery and sell it for aa large sum to Jeanette Adam, Eleanor Dillon, Mary jaworski, and Tillie Lazarous, who will own Am- erica's largest beauty parlors. George Fall will become known as the world's bravest daredevil. Joe Gould will marry an heiress, and will spend her money to the best of his ability, taking his friends on hunting trips all over the world. Leslie Holmes and Herbert Virgin will also marry heiresses, but they will stay at home and enjoy social life. Henry Nowabowsky and Howard Parker will own a very popular min- strel show. Among their best actors will be H. T. Torrance, Tom Wortham, Cliff Williams, and Paul Talley. Ellen Blanton, Corinne Boettger, Lena Harris, and Jewell Codgill will all be safely and happily married soon after they graduate from college. Elizabeth Kestner will be an expression teacher. Albert Boggess will be one of the best wrestlers in the American Navy. Christian Plank, Durwood Reynolds, Odis Shoaf, and John Wyche will also belong to the navy, but they will be shipwrecked off the Fiji lslands, and will become so infatuated with their new surroundings that they will be satisfied to stay there. W'illie Faye Miller, Corrie Weatherred, Gertrude Thomas, and Edna Nunley will own a popular tea-room in St. Louis. The following will be actresses in different parts of the country: Thelma 'Z SXSSXNSSSNNS SSS SSSSSSXXXSSSXSSSSSSXSSSXSSSXS S888 PAGE SIXTY-THREE THE DAISY CHAIN Cohen, Hettie Belle Dunn, Josephine Elwell, Elverda Everett, Bertha Hol- combe, Hazel Levinson and Willia Mae Mays. Julius Ginsberg will become a Latin professor, and his books will be adopted as texts all over the country. G. A. johnson will write Latin ponies containing not only translations, but also the form and syntax of all the important words. It is needless to say that he will have more money than he can spend. Surrey l-lunt and Edward Lumpkin will be missionaries to lndia. William Hardin and john Griffis will be great contractors, thier greatest achievement being the erecting of a rail around the top of Manuel Wizig's twelve-story department store, which will be built in l945. Victor Baird and Claude Hunt will be international bankers and finan- ciers. They will have so much money that they will be called upon to finance several wars. J. Lee Harlan will be a butterfly-chasing naturalist. Robert Loughridge and Lewis McCoy will be partners in the lumber business in Canada. Among their business associates will be their old friends, Robert Sewell and Harry Wheeler. Letha Douglas, Dorothy Cutler and Bobbie Jenkins will travel in Europe until they capture a wealthy nobleman apiece, after which they will enjoy European social life. Mary Barnett, Marie Brazelton, Frances Dossett, Dorothy Bell, and Dorothy Wendorf will be social leaders in New York. Frank Kelley, Wayland Krizan, and Joe Genecov will be traffic cops in Borneo. Bernice McKinney, Bobbie Smith, and Nell Lee Terrell will be English teachers in large universities. Other noted teachers from our class will be Evelyn Dumas, Mary Louise Vifeatherrall, and Margie jackson, who will teach Latin, and Mary Dibrell Johnson, Alice Miller, and Florence Gilmore, who will teach History. Ralph Clark and John Smith will be wealthy tobacco growers and cigar manufacturers in Virginia. Julius B. Adams and Kelton Clark will be big game hunters. 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Ray, Myrtle Plemons, and Johnnie Pritchett will be artists. Lester Wood will be the captain of a ship in the United States Merchant Marine. I have not looked into the future to see what I will be, because I know well enough already l have been overworked in writing this prophecy, and l will soon die. Now I have written all that the art of reading the future has to say about these students. If these things do not come to pass it will be the fault of the art of prophecy, and not mine. I ggxg legs?-3 ,I . , f F! - new 5 3 'W' XSSSSXSXSSSXSSSXSSXX S8888 S S8888 XSSSSSSNSSSSS SSSSSNS8888SSSXSSXNSSXSSXXSSSSSSSSSSSXSXSSSSXXSSXSS'XSS! l IXYX8 TI-IE DAISY CHAIN TIGERS 8 8888888888888888888888888888888 8888888888888 888888 8 88 8 8 8 88888 88888 I 888888884888888888888 8 88 PAGE SIXTY-SEVEN 8888888888888 888888888 8888888888 8888 8 8 ' ss x x ss ssss sssss sss s s ssvsxsssssxsssss 88 8 lb, PAGE SIXTY-EIGHT THE DAISY CHAIN THE DAISY CHAIN PAUL G. TYSON Coach Here is the football genius, who directs the gridiron destiny of Waco Highf- the master football mind which brought the Tigers a state championship for the second consecutive year. He produced the lighting, sensational eleven of 1922 which scored 550 points without a loss to mar its record. All Waco, in fact, sport lovers throughout the state pay homage to Tyson. Nationally famous ,critics have commented on the sensational sccccss of this man, who recognizes no peer when it comes to handling boys. Waco will lose this year by graduation many of her brilliant stars. These jmen will he hard to replace. hut the Tigers retain their greatest asset. the star who has been largely responsible lor Waco High's all-victorious record. That star is Paul Tyson, and never did he shine with more lustre than in the great season of this year. Practically the same thing may be said of Coach Bernhauser, assistant to Coach Tyson. He has done much to bring to us the championship, more perhaps than we realize. Too much cannot be said if his untiring efforts, his zeal. and the help he has rendered. 2 2 4 XX ' SXSXSSSXXSX, X XX XX Y 2 ff r-wlii. 885 88888888888 88888888888888888888888888888888888 88 88888888888888888888888'88888888888888888888888888 PAGE SEVENTY THE DAISY CHAIN 8 888888888888888888 88 888888888888888888888888888 88888888888888 8 between. 88888888888888 88 8 8888888888 8 888 888888 88 8888N88888888888888888 CAPTAIN JACK SISCO Center, All-State One Hundred and Eighty-Seven pounds of aggressiveness was Captain Jack Sisco, who received the Padgitt medal after recommendation by the committee who selected the most valuable man on the Waco High team. Sisco was a unani- mous all-state selection, and was easily the ,outstanding linesman of interscholastic circles of the state. Combined with his sensational natural ability, he had the knack of divining the plays put on by opponents. He was an ideal leader, a constant inspiration to his teammates, and when he went out of that memorable Abi- lene game with a torn ligament, it came dangerously near costing the Tigers the title, but when things were darkest, he limped back into the battle, and though so badly crippled he was barely able to stand, by words of encouragement he strengthened the morale of his teammates, and the Tigers came back with a glorious victory. The Waco team will miss Big Jack next year, but some college team will welcome him with open arms. Such foot- ball players as Sisco are few and far 888 88888888888888888888888888888888888888888888 888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888 Xi 8 8888888888888888888888888888888888888 8888888888888888888888 8888888888888888888888888888888888888 THE DAISY CHAIN JOHN fPomej McCULLOUGH En Pottie McCullough played his first year with the Tigers last season He played end all year but did not find his real position until the closing game of the year when because of a series f injuries Tyson was forced to shift him to guard There he played his best game of the year though he was a consistent end and xt will be at guard that he will probably be found next year GEORGE WOLFE Guard One hundred and forty pounds of determination was George Wolfe He played a guard position broke through his heavier opponents repeatedly and the harder the game the better he played. l-le scaled new heights in the closing game of the year. and won a position on the second all-state team, a won- deful tribute indeed when his weight handicap is considered. There are few l40-pound guards, but George Wolfe was certainly one. He will not be back next year. ROBERT BRANDON Tackle Bob Brandon came into his own during the Tig- ers' championship season. He started out as guard but was shifted to tackle, and his side of the line was always strong. He played a highly consistent brand of football throughout the season and was one of the veterans who made possible the cham- pionship. 88888888 8888888888888888888888888888888888888888 88888888888888888888888888,8888888888 88888888 888 888888888888888888888888 8888888888888888888888888888888888888888 8 i d - . . ' 0 . . 8 8 888 888888888 888888888888888888888 8888888888888888888888888 888 Pac: SEVENTY-ONE THE DAISY CHAIN g 8 88 88888888888 88 888888 88 8 888'88 8 8 88888 888888888888888 881 88888888888888888888888888888888UK 88888888888 8888888 RAYMOND QTuffyJ ROWELL Tackle Tuffy Rowell was another of the Tiger stars who was beset by ill fortune during the i922 sea- son. Rowell was having a great season, playing the game of his young life until the Allen game, when he went out with an injured knee, and that knee gave him much trouble for the balance of the season. He played a wonderful game in the second contest with Temple with the knee tightly bandaged, but was forced out of the Abilene game after the first play. Rowell was a brilliant tackle and will be missed next year. LOUIS SLADE End Only a substitute was Louis Slade, but it was Slade, if you please, who intercepted the pass in the final two minutes of play of the Abilene game, which gave johnson the opportunity for the held goal which won the game. Slade is growing fast, and promises to win a regular berth at end next season. CLYDE QAbe1 KELLEY Fulllmclf Abe Kelley, the Flying Irishmani' of the Tiger team, was shifted from his customary position at end to a full-back place at the beginning of the l922 season. And at his new position he found himself, delivering in a manner that proved a reve- lation to Coach Tyson and Waco fans. He reach- ed the height of success in the second Temple game, when he ploughed through the strong Wildcat line as if it were so much tissue paper. He has another year with the Tigers, and with improvement such as he showed last season, he bids fair to push Boody johnson for baclcfield honors. No greater compli- ment could be paid this fighting, flying Irishman. I 88888 888888888 888 88888 8888888 888 8888 88888888888888888888 PAGE SEVENTY-TWO THE DAISY CHAIN SSSSSSNSSXXSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSN X NSS NSSSSXSSS N S SSSSSSSSSSSSSSX XXSSSXNXXSSSXSSSNNSSSSX SNSNXXXXXX1 X NSSSSSSXSXSSXSXNS XXXXSNSXSXSXXS SNNSSSSXSSXNS S S 1 1 1 1 1 GEORGE FALL Quarter, All-Slate The smartest quarterback in Texas-the greatest field general that has ever carried the gold and white standard into gridiron battle. That was George Fall, the l40-pound quarterback, who played his last year for the Tigers during the 1922 season, and through his super-generalship he was a potent factor in bringing the state title to Waco. It was the wonder- ful leadership of Fall which made johnson win the championship game from Abilene. He knew the play to call and when to call it. And he could carry that ball. having a deceptive side step. ln the big game, however, he was ordered not to do so. His generalship was too valuable to take a chance on losing the contest for the gain of a few yards. A difficult task will confront Coach Tyson next fall when he endeavors to replace this yuong man. JOHN DREW fBoody, JOHNSON Half-back. All-Stale Captain-Elect Boody johnson won gridiron honors during the season of 1922 which have seldom or never come to a high school athlete in the South. He was the high scorer among all athletes of the southwest, intercollegiate, high school, and academy. He kicked the longest drop kick for a field goal ever booted in the history of interscholastic football in the state. He ran 99 yards for a touchdown against the strongest team the Tigers met during the season. His super-brilliance in the final game of the season at Fort Worth against Abilene, when he scored all of XVaco's I3 points with two field goals and a touchdown, brought the championship to Waco High. Despite the fact that johnson reached a pinacle last year, which has never before been reached by any Waco High gridiron star, the doughty youngster has not yet reached his peak. He has another year at Waco High. and as captain of the team is due for an even greater season. A splendid inspiration to his teammates, this wonder lad of Texas interscholastic football will be given the opportunity to lead the Tigers to another state title. WIER fRuntl WASHAM Halflmclf They just couldn't keep Runt off the l922 team. Despite his light weight, he was as slippery as an eel, and when johnny Naylor went out with in- juries, Washam was awarded a regular berth at halfback. For a lad of his weight he had wonder- ful endurance, was as hard as nails. and filled Nay- lor's shoes in a manner satisfactory to all concerned. Heill be back next year, and may be used at quar- ter-back. There is no doubt but that he will be somewhere in that backfield. sssssssssssssss s sssss sssssssssssssssssssssssssssxsxssssssssss PAGE Sr.veN'rY-THR SSSSSSSSSXXSN S888 SXSSSSSSSS SS 8,8 XX SSSSSSSXSSXSMSXSSSSSSSSS888 SS8888SSSSSSSSSSNSSSNXSSSSSN XSSSSSSSX F1 F1 g u 888888888888888, I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 8888 8 8 88888 8's8 88888 888 888888888888888 88888888888888888 8888888888 8888888888888 PAGE SEV!-INTY-FOUR THE DAISY CHAIN EDWARD fliddiej BOLTON End Eddie Bolton was another hard-working youngster, who will probably be rewarded for his splendid efforts next season. He appeared in a few of the early-season games and showed up well. JOHN NAYLOR Half back johnny Naylor, playing his first year as a regular, reached his top form in the game against Allen Academy. Although very light, he could always be depended on for a gain. He was a victim of ill- fortune, however. In the first play of the initial Temple game, he went out with an injured ankle, which proved a very bad sprain, keeping him out for the balance of the season. He is clever in advancing the ball, is a good defensive man, and runs interference well. He should be a real star in l923. SAM COATES End, All-Slate . Big Sam Coates won a warm spot in the heart of every Waco High admirer by his work during the 1922 season. The Tigers could not have won the championship without the aid of Coates. He was shifted from a full-back position to end, but during the season he played everywhere, being shifted about to bolster up the weak spots, and he never failed. He was not outplayed during the year by an op- ponent, and was one of the greatest defensive High School football players in all Texas. On the kick- off he hasn't an equal in high school or intercol- legiate ranks, and he passes well. In a word Sam Coates is a football player such as is dear to the heart of every coach who knows gridiron stars and Coach Tyson realizes the task he has before him rn attempting to replace this man who could play any positron on the team and play it well 8 8's8 ,8 88 8 88888888888888 88888888888 88 88 88888 888 888 88888888888 8888888888888888888888888 8 89 I 8888888888 888888888 888 8 888 888888888888888 88888888888888888 888888888 888888888 88888888 888 8 THE DAISY CHAIN ssxssxs sssxsssssxssssssssss ssssxs ROBERT QGood Lookmgj LOUGHRIDGE. Guard Good looking Loughridge cmched a place at guard in early season but was one of Tyson s many stars who were unable to play rn the championship game He injured his knee in practice and did not appear against Abilene Playing his first year with the Tigers, however he made a splendid record He will not be back in 1923 FRANK ISH uarterbac Ish was a substitute last year but he is a youngster may be in the regular line up next year Ish is fast and carries the ball well MELVI N GROVES H alf back Groves came to Waco High from Fort Worth and while his light weight kept him off the first team he made the other halfbacks hustle to hold their positions and performed in a satisfactory manner in the few games in which he appeared He will make a determined bid for a place next fall 8888888888 888888888888888888888888888888 8 8 8888888888888888888 888 8 8 Q lc of promise, and is growing at a rapid rate. He PAGE SEVENTY-FIVE 2 S PAGE SEVLNTY-Six TI-IE DAISY CHAIN WILLIAM QShotgunQ WINCHESTER Tackle Old Shotgun Winchester did not win a regular berth last year, hut he practiced daily, appeared in a few games, and should be ready to go next season. TI-IURMAN C Preacher, SAXON Center Preacher Saxon has played his last game for Waco High. I-Ie never won a regular berth, but was given a letter because of his conscientious ef- forts. Were he to return next year he would be practically certain of a place on the team. PARKER NAYLOR Cenler When Jack Sisco went out of the Abilene game. Parker Naylor went in, and despite the inexperience of this youngster, as an under-study to big jack is not given much opportunity in competitive action, this lad performed in a surprising fashion. He did not make a had pass, and he promises to win the center berth next fall. 'X ' ff I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 1 NSXS XX SXXX SX XXX SS SSX SX SSX SX XSS XX XSS XX XXX SX XXX XX X888 XX XXX S888 XSS XS SSX XS SS XXXXS XS XXX NN SSS XS XSS SN SX NXSSSNX888XXSXXXXSSSXXXSXXSXSSXSSSNXSSSNNXSSSN SSSNSSSNSSXSNSSSSXNSSXSSSSSSNSSSSSSXSSXSSXXSSSSXSXXXSNXXXXXY THE DAISY CHAIN PENN HARRELL Tackle When Tully Rowell went out with his injured lcnee, Penn Harrell, who was playing his first sea- son of football, was shifted to tackle and responded nobly. Day by day he grew better and better. As strong as an ox and with a year's experience now at his back, Tyson has great hopes for this youngster. He promises to be one of the mainstays of the l923 line. CHARLES fcharliej TAYLOR Tackle Taylor proved a splendid substitute lineman and the experience he received in the few games in which he played last year will prove invaluable H should wm a regular berth next year He has the necessary welght now ALTON MARTIN En Here is a coming star All Alton Martin needs is experience He tackles in a style to please he most fastrdlous of coaches and the only worry Coach Tyson will have in this young man next year will be whether to use him at end or at at half baclc positron Hell be sure to be on the club at some position I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ,. ! SS SSXSSSSSSSXSSSSSXXXSS SXSXXXSSXSSSXSSXXSSSSSSSSS I 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 . I , .. I .. I .. 1 '- . , . . 1 '. . , . 1 . I . 1 1 . f r 1 .. , - 1 1 ,. H- - 1 ' . 1 1 1 I . , . 1 I . 1 1 . '- 1 Q f. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 PAGE SEVENTY-SEVEN 8888888888888888888888888888888888 8888888888888888888888888888888888 I 88888888888888888888888888 Waco Waco Waco Waco Waco XVaco Waco Waco Waco Waco Waco Waco 888888888 Tm PAGE SEVENTY-EIGHT al THE DAISY CHAIN 8 88888888888 888 888 888 88888888888888888888888888 JOHN DREW JOHNSON, Captain-Elect I923 FOOTBALL l922 SCORES . ZI McGregor ,..l I9 Corsicana Home 24 Trinity Reserves 78 Rosebud IOO Corsicana 29 Allen Academy I2 Milford 78 Palestine 3 Temple 30 Temple 54 Corpus Christi I3 ' Abilene ......I..56I Total 88888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888 8888888888 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 f 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 888 888888888888888888888888888888888888888888 8888888888888888888 8 88888888888888888888 I 8888888888888888 TI-IE. DAISY CHAIN BOYS BA KETBALL COACH G. IVI. SIVIITH-Untiring in his efforts Coach G. IVI. Smith made a splendid record during the I923 basketball season, though he was working under a big handicap at all times. His team was composed of the youngsters who had starred in football, and the gridiron season so far as the Wacoans were concerned did not close until the afternoon of December 22. To Smith went the impossible task of whipping these tired youngsters into top shape for a vigorous basketball season which followed immediately. The teamwork of the Wacoans was brilliant throughout the season, reflecting in a splendid manner the coaching ability of Smith, but the team did not have the oppor- tunity to get the rest it deserved following the arduous football campaign and its work in some games was strangely off color. Despite this handicap, Smith's pupils won the majority of their games played, and too much credit cannot be given Coach Smith along this line. ABE. KELLEY fliiorwardl-Abeis fast on a football field but on a basket- ball court he is even faster. As captain of the team, he set a splendid example. for his teammates to follow and was VVaco's high point man of the year. He reached his top stride against the Aggie Fish, when his sensational baskets brought the Tigers a splendid, unexpected victory. I-le'll be back next year, and ought to be better than ever. LOUIS SLADE. fForwardJ-A substitute of 1922, but a star of 1923 was Louis Slade, rangy center and forward of Coach Smith's quint. He had much more stamina this year than last, but has not yet reached his peak. He should have his best season in 1924. JACK SISCO fCenterJ-bl ack got a late start in basketball this year due to injuries suffered during the football season, but played in his old-time way when he did get back into the game. He played both center and guard, and was Waco's outstanding star in breaking up the passing game of opponents. SAIVI COATES fGuarclD--Playing his second season of basketball, Big Sam showed a marked improvement in his playing. He had worlds of en- durance and stuck to his man like a leech. It took a clever clribbler indeed to get by Sam for a shot. LOUIS CHEEK QGuardl-Louis, star basketeer in the Sunday School league of l922, came out for the Tiger team this year and won a berth im- mediately. I-le made an ideal running mate to Coates, and coupled with his splendid guarding ability Coates had an eye for the basket. WIER WASHAM fliiorwardl-The Tiger team was not weakened when this substitute went in. What he lacked in weight he made up in speed. Sent 88 888888888888 88888888888 8888 888888 888888888888 8 88 88888 8888888 888888888888888 88888888888888888888888 888 8888 88 888 88 888 88 I 8888 'U P D Fl U: Fl 4 Fl z -1 'F Z z F1 SSSNXSNNSSNNSXSSS XSXSXXXSNSXXSXXNXSXXXX NXSXSXSXSSNXXXSXSSSSSNSSSNSSS S SSSXSSSSSS SXSSSSSSXXNSSNSSSNXSSS TI-IE. DAISY CHAIN SSSXSSSXSSSSSS S S S SSSSSSXSSSNSSSXSSSSSSSSSXXSXSS into the Austin game in the final few minutes, his sure shots from the Held converted defeat into victory. Weary will be a regular next year. ALTON MARTIN flrorwardj-I'Iere is another substitute who received valuable experience during the past season, which will prove valuable to him next year. Martin did not get in many games, but he was at practice daily and learned much in a basketball way. EDDIE BOLTON fGuardl-Eddie was another substitute who develop- ed rapidly as the season progressed, and who has a splendid basketball future. It will be quite a task to keep him, off any college team next year if he puts forth the same energy and whole-souled efforts which characterized his work this year. CHARLES TAYLOR fcenterl-As substitute center, Charlie Taylor showed real form at times. His goal shooting was always up to par, and he has a splendid basketball future. FRANK ISI'I fForwardJ-This lad is a living example of the adage that beef does not always make the man. In spite of his diminutive build, he was a brilliant and always dependable member of the squad. 0 .N SSXXSSXXXSSSXSSSSSSNSSSSSSSXXNSSSNXX SSNSSXXXSSSSSSS,SSSSSSSXSSSSXXSS I PAGE Excl-rrr NXXSXXXXSSXSSNSSNSSSX XNXSSXXNSSSSSX SSSSNXNSSSSSSNXSSSNNSXXSXNXSSSXSXXSSXSXSSX SXSSXSXXSSSSNNSSXSXNSXXSXN THE DAISY CHAIN sssxxssssssssssx sssss s sss ' sxsssss s sssxsxs ssssxss sxss s xxx 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 A 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 f1 1 1 9 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 I I ssssssssssssssssxsxss s ssssxswssssxssssssxsssxs I PAGE EIGHTY-ONE TI-IE DAISY CHAIN 88888888888888 88 88888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888 888 88888 8 888888888888888888 888888888 TRACK Waco High School On February l7, I923, there was a track meeting held for the purpose of electing a Captain. Sam Coates, Leslie Holmes, Cecil Crow, were nominated for the position: Leslie Holmes being elected in the end. The prospects look good for this year, with such old stars back as Sam Coates, Cecil Crow, Jack Sisco, Leslie Holmes, Neely Coston, Frank Woods, Charlie Taylor and James Baker. Some of the promising new candi- dates are: Erne Mansing, Morse, Green, Earl Gilmore, Clovis Hamilton and Miller. Coach Bernhauser expects to build one of the fastest relay teams in the state this year. ames Baker Leslie Holmes Cecil Crow Clyde Kelley are the probable members of the team. It is expected that Sam Coates will set a state record in the shot put this year' while the early season form shown by Cecil Grow gvies promise of some bad moments to be under- gone by his opponents during coming meets. ln addition to being a member of the relay team Leslie Holmes is expected to bring honors to Waco High School in the middle distance events especially the quarter-mile. The work of Neely Cos- ton and james Baker in the 220-yard the 440-yard and the half-mile is especially promising. It is the intention of Coach Bernhauser to have his men participate in the following meets: A St lVl. College' Southern Methodist University' Rice ln- stitute' and Texas University. 1 Y 7 l 0 Q 7 I 888888888888888888 888 888 88888 8 8.88888 8 88888 88888888888888888 I PAGE Elci-rrr-Two XXX XX XXX XXAXX XXX A ' XXXXXXXX A XX XX X XXX XXX XXXXXXXXXXXXX XX X XX Tl-IE DAISY CHAIN Nsxnsfnwcaccacasat 'K ' XXXXXXXXXXX X XXX XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX- GIRLS, BASKETBALL 1 XX ,XXXX XXXXX X,XXX X XXXXXXXXXXXXXXYXXXXXXXXXXXXXX' Waco has not been defeated in girls' basketball for the past three years by any conference team. She does not mean to be defeated this year. As this goes to press, we cannot say for sure that Waco has won the champion- ship, for the season is not yet over. However, Waco is yet undefeated. The credit for this should go to Coach Sturgeon, who is a genius when it comes to basketball. He teaches his girls how to train and how to play the game fairly. Woco was cited in the Dallas papers for excellent team work. The girls do not play for their own glory but for the team. Their passing is beautiful. X At first'it was feared that the team this year would be very bad but Mr. Stur- XXXXXXXXX geon has formed a team out of practically new material. Much credit should be given the second team girls. They participated in many games and won most of them. Without these girls we could not have had a good first team. XXXX 'U P O Fl E' D : E1 -1 : 5 ,Iss 8888888888888888888888888888888888888'88888888888888888 888 888888888888888888888888888888888888888888I v8 THE DAISY CHAIN 88888888888888888888888888888888 888888888 8888 8888888888888888888 GLADYS CARTWRIGHT fflaptainl-In the team's selection of cap- tain they used rare judgment in choosing Gladys. She trains faithfully and we can say without exaggeration that she is the greatest girl forward in Texas. She is small in statue but a whale when it comes to making baskets. At about the middle of the season she suffered a fractured limb, which has kept her out of many games. MYRTLE MANER fForwardl-Myrtle is an ideal running mate for Gladys in every respect. She is a hard Hghter and can always be depended upon to be where the ball is. We believe that her motto is Actions speak louder than words. At any rate she lives up to it. Myrtle was placed on one of the all-state teams in the Dallas meet. JOYCE NEEDI-IAM Uumping center, acting captaiiij-When Pauline left, the center was Coach Sturgeons problem but Joyce brought joy to him and has been one of the best that Waco has ever had. She plays fair, hard, and puts her all into the game. She and Janet are wonders at passing. Janet Tinus QSide Center,-Waco feels secure in the position of side center and feels that she has as good as any one there, for that is janet's position. This is her last year on the team and her loss next year will be keenly felt. No matter whether we lose or win Janet is always smiling. MILDRED THOMAS fcuardj-Mildred has been a horror to all oppos- ing forwards, for they seldom see a guard in her class. She was one of the two girls left over from last year's team. She is in the game, in her place at all times. Mildred is one of the mainstays of the team. KATHERINE OSWALD fGuardJ-Although this is Katherine's first year on the team, she plays as if she were an old timer. Quick to see just where her opponents' weaknesses are, she makes a good guard. She is steady and fights hard. She stays in the game from start to finish, never giving up. EVA YOUNGBLOOD Clrorwardj--Eva is first substitute on the team, taking Gladys' place when she is unable to play. We are proud of Eva be- cause of her sterling work. She improves with each game. The team feels secure in knowing that they have a substitute who can be depended upon. 8888 888888888888 88888888888888888888888888888888 PAGE EIGHTY-FOUR 88888 8888888888888888' IA888888 88 888 8 8'888 8 8 8 8 8 888888888 88888888N88888888888 888888888 8888 888 ! THE DAISY CHAIN l - 2 V Q 2 2 v 2 5 ,W I l 9S. 0CXX Xl PAGE E1c.HTY-Fwz THE DAISY CHAIN 836835 SXSXS X888 I BASE BALL X S S S Coach Tyson issued a call for Baseball candidates and about thirty answered the call The team only lost one High School game last year and has all of last year s team back with one exception SXSXSSSSXXS The letter men out for the team are: Naylor Kelly Boggess Ironbead Snead ack Keefe Ewing Sisco IVI. Ricketts A ! . . oo ' ' 1 W Ricketts Fall Cheek and the new men who are showing up well are ohnson Hunt Groves Ish I..eBow Chumney Taylor Green Slade Washam lVIcCollou h and Pierson. SSSSSSNSSXSSS The team is working out daily and expect another good sea- son under such a coach as the magnificent Paul Tyson. SSS SX hSNSSSXSSXSXNSXSXXSXXSSXSSSXSSNNXSSSSSSXSXSXXSSS 'U S F1 E' O 5 1 If X TENNIS Waco has one her tennis team Ehman Smith Armstrong and Haney. Each of these is an exceptionally good player. They play well together, making for us an ideal team. The absence of Smith hurt the team during the spiing but they came up from under this handicap and entered many contests. 'CXXXXXSXYSXXX THE DAISY CHAIN A .:qp1n1m1: 1- 11: 1:11111 1 1 1 1 1:11 1. 1:1a1z111u1o1n1o1o1a 11 u II ii H H II u ACTIVITIES II I H EE H I i1AIsY c:HA1N STAFF cnmns nomuQn1u:xnuNcm:cLAss il CHliMIS'I'IiY CLASSES ORCHESTRA ii DEBAT ES an CLASS PLAYS PA111sN'1'-'1'1sAcHE11s'A I Assoc:1A'1'10N H u 4 4 H u u ! H H u ll I u ::oa1o1:.1 1:1 11.11.1121 11-101 1 1 1 1 1 1 1011-11-1-1-1'1'l-4--1 1 1 1 1 1 9836! P EIGHTY-SEVEN SSSXSSSSNSNSXXSX X SSX SXNSSXXS S888 SXSNSXSSSSSSSN SXXSSSSXSXXSSSSSSSSSSSS N NSSXSSSXXSXNNSSN XNSSSXSSS' TI-IE DAISY CHAIN DAISY CHAIN STAFF Dorothy Sparl-:man Worth Adams ...... Marie Brazelton .... Frances Dosset .... Helen G. Byrns William Tmus ...I, Bobbie Jenkins . .... Edward Bolton ....... . ...Editor-in-Chief ..Assistant Editor ......I..iterary Editor .................I..ocals ..........Society .. .Exchange .............l-Iumor .............Atl1letics Gladys Cartwright ...... ,,,,,, G irls' Athletics Alice Miller ............ .. Brian Aynesworth Mary ,Iaworski ........ ....... Alvah Torrence .... Barbara Carringer . . . Evelyn Dumas .... .. ...Commercial . . .Photogropher .Domestic Science .......lVIanual Training ...............Science .......I..atin Hazel Levinson ...... .............. ........ F r ench Grace Enscawlar ......................... ...... S panisli Sam Carothers and Leslie I-Iolmes ............ ........ A rtists Valadean Brooks, Alyene Webb, Florence Gilmore Henry Nowaliowsky .................................... Business Manager Sam Gardner .......................................... Advertising Manager Harold St. John, John jenkins, Joe Siefer, jerry Bartos .................... Assistant Advertising Managers George Gentry .... ..................... C irculating Manager 'UI B Fl E1 n I -4 'F E1 Q -M -I S SSXSSSSSSNNSSNSSSNNSSSSXSXN Q XSSSXSXSSSXSXSXSSSSSSSS SN , S S8888 Tl-IE. DAISY CHAIN 8 8 8 88 8 8888 888888888888888888 8888888 88888888888 'l PAGE EIGHTY-NINE THE DAISY CHAIN N X S -Ulxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx xxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxx xxxxx xxxxl 51 ml Z1 -I Z1 ... ... ....... 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The following members comprise the Cilee Club roll: Jeanette Adam, Pauline Adcoclc, Frances Amiott, Pearl Bailey, Thelma Bowman, Gladys Bradford, Bessie Ruth Biclcford, Lou Berta Cobb, Myrtis Crain, Neita Culberson, Mary Curd. Dorothy Connally, Lois Devaney. lvon Faucet, Wanda Faquet, Gladys Gilmore. Pauline Graves, Lillian Green, Anita Hall, Helen Heilman, lola Hicks, Mary jaworslfi, Mary Lynn jones, Hazen Levinson, Dorothy Lindsay, Johnnie Rae McKay, Allene Mahoney, Celeste Mesereau, Adele Mistrot, Ester Marlowe, Carmen Roaclg, Frances Reed. Alabel Terry, Gertrude Thomas, Melrose Wilder, Fasig Vlfood, Mary Ann Wright. Ouida Young, and Wiillie Young, Gail Hamilton, Welda Mae Carroll, Hallie Byrd Little, Letha Douglas, Daphine Simmons, Nlurline Hurloclc and Lurlmc Hurloclc, Jennie Mae McKay, Mildred McCullough, Olivia Rucker. Ruth Bates, Waudine Wvalker, Eula Allen, Betsy Connally, Alice Dawson, Minnie Durham, Charles Meroney, Alice Louise Nash, Lorene Tomlinson, and Minnie Rae Sullivan. PAGE NiNi:1'Y ONE THE DAISY CHAIN lt A . NX8, . GIHIIS IIESIQIIYE OFFICERS President ....,..... .........,,,,.,4A.,., ..... . B obhie Smith Vice-President . ..... .....,....... F rances Cook Treasurer ........... ...,.........., Lena Huggins Secretary .,.,,.......,.,.....,.. ....... . Johnnie Ray McKay Y. W. C. A, Secretary ....., ....., ..,...,........,...,..,.. M i ss MiIIs Faculty Advisors ' ....................,..... Miss Moore, Miss Stivers, and Miss League PURPOSE To associate the High School girIs in personal Ioyalty. To promote growth in Christian character and service through physical, social, mental, and spiritual training. To unite its members in a spirit of friendliness, and to stand for the best things at home, in school, in church, and in the community. S.. XX , 'YXXXS l PAGE NINETY-TWO l'X3R'CX83QW9XY3C8. THE. DAISY CHAIN THE HI-Y CLUB Paul I-l. Nelms, Director President, james Victor Baird. Vice-Pres. Roderick Mitchell Victor Baird Langford Carlton Cary Camon jasper Caldwell Harold Callan Carl Carson Cecil Doughtery Curtis Danner John Griffis B. M. Gilmore iWilliam Hardin joe Harrell Penn Harrell SSCXYV . Secretary-Treasurer, Edmund Morgan MEMBERS Marcus Howell G. A. Johnson Prof. E. D. Johnson john jenkins Eugene Lambert Roderick Mitchell Edmund Morgan Eldridge McLaran La Verne Marshall Enail Sonueman Joe Seifer Oliver Stricker Rev. Ross A. Smith Murray Stewart Eugene Stricker joe Stanton Russell Snider Isaac Snead Fontaine Goland lsaac Teague Allen Therrell Herbert Virgin John Wyche John Whitaker Roy Whiteman James Walker William Zahn PAGE NINETY THREE THE DAISY CHAIN If If I TI-IE GENHEIMEH LITERARY SOFIETY FALL TERM Allene Jeanes Evelyn Greenleaf Evelyn Dumas Lena Sloan Josephine Elwell Blanche Harris Clement, Ethel Dumas, Evelyn Easeley, Maybelle Elwell, Josephine Evan, Henrietta Figures, Bessie Gaither, Buela Gilbert, Lola Mae Greenleaf, Evelyn Harris, Blanche Hodge, L. Gean 5 OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Vvarclen Reporter MEMBERS Jackson, Margie Jeanes, Allene Kemendo, Josephine Lawson, Mable Little, Hallie Byrd Lindquist, Corinne McKinney, Bernice Moncrief, Lucy Myers, Mary Nena Potter, Dorothy Potter, Mary Aurelia PAGE NINETY-FOUR SPRING TERM Alene eanes Margie Jackson Evelyn Dumas Lena Sloan Maybelle Easeley Mary Aurelia Porter Sloan, Lena Smith, Hortense Taylor, Hazel Therrell, Nell Walker, Mildred Woods, Alma Williamson, Lucille Youngblood, Eva Harrison, Miss K. Gates, Mrs. Floy P. Biesele, Mr. R. L. 8 888 8888888 8 888888888 888'8 G1 X W 8888 ,888 88888 8 888888 888 88 li. f A s 5 TI-IE. DAISY CHAIN .WRX ' ' A ,I IJAHDISN l,l'I'liIiARY SOCIETY OFFICERS President .,...,...... ........ .......A..... ..,..,. 1 X I ice Dawson Vice-President .....,. .. ......... ...,....... E lsie Griffin Secretary .,,........, .,..............,,,,.... E thel Burnham Treasurer ., ,..,..... Hennie Merle Holloway Reporter ....... .. e,..,., ...........,.. Elizabeth Holloway Critic ,......,.......e,.......,,Y,.,,........,.Y........,..,....,..,,..... Curtis Horn Mr. ancl Mrs. Darclen are the sponsers of this club. Their son is the mascot. Miss Annie Forsgard and Miss Nellie Mullen are faculty advisors. Alice Dawson Elsie Griffin Hennie Merle Holloway Elizabeth Holloway Curtis Horn Ethel Burnham Dorothy Fentress Dorothy Sparlcman Frances Abernathy Elizabeth Henshaw MEMBERS Dixie Lynn Woocl Evelyn Gay Marguerite Manton Christine Olsen Mary Lynn Jones Garnet Dodson Audrey Mae Striclcer Elizabeth IVIcKennon Nona OiBrien Berta Mae Torbett Eska Gage Sue Thomason Veta johnson Glen Jacobs 'Pauline Harder Louise Weatherby Virginia Tabla Margaret Harrison Louise Hughes ' I PAGE NINETY F wi: 8888888888888888888888888888888888 888888888888888 88 8888888888 8 -ul as O Fl Z z F1 E4 Q X 1 THE FORUM DEBATING CLUB FALL TERM G. A. johnson John jenkins Hollis Clark Henry Nowakowsky John C-riffis Curtis Danner Ioe Aclcock Thomas Bartley James Broaclwick Solomon Cohen Curtis Danner Joe Dobson Term of I922-I923 OFFICERS lVlr. H. W. Harris, President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Reporter Sgt. at Arms MEMBERS John Grifliis Surrey Hunt Claude Hunt G. A. johnson Lee Harlan Harold Knopp Critic SPRING TERM Weaver Nott John Griffis A Arthur Nowakowslcy Arthur Nowal-:owsliy Royal Leonard Henry Nowakowsky Royal Leonard James Mallard Henry Nowakowslcy Arthur Nowakowsky Weaver Nott Frank Wilson ROSTRA-FORUM DEBATE l. Weaver Nott 2. Harolcl Knopp 3. Ci. A. Johnson QAlt. -1 :: F1 U nb 5 -c O z nf z I I I I D I I I I I I I I I 4 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 888888888888 I 88 8 8888 88888888888888 888888 8888 888 888 8 8 8 888888 88 W l I xx s, s ,. 8 88888 888 88888888 8888 Y, F., THE DAISY CI-IAIN xxx' 88 88888888888888 88888888 88 88888888888888 88888 THE ROSTRA LI'I'ERAP1Y SOCIETY FALL TERM I 922 B. M. Gilmore Isaac Teague Lucian Hampton john Whitaker James Victor Baird Adviser Victor Baird Isaac Teague Lucian Hampton john Whitaker Cyril Adams Worth Adams Torgett Armstrong E OFFICERS President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Sgt. at Arms and Director-lVIr. E. D. MEMBERS Harold Callan Francis Guittard William Hardin Joe Harrell Rodger Lacy Roderick Mitchell 8 8888888888 SPRING TERM I 92 3 James Victor Baird Isaac Teague 888 'U gi Zi 5, R' ua 2 F1 z Lucian Hampton john Whitaker Roderick Mitchell I Johnson Edmund Morgan Burgess Pool Harold Stafford Oliver Stricker Herbert Virgin B. IVI. 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Consuls ..Tribunes ..Reporter . .Critic YSJCXSCYXSLYXSC I PAGE NINETY-NINE THE DAISY CHAIN ., XWCFKKSX XXX ' X885 SX DOMESTIC SCIENCE CLASS XX X388 KBCSCJCSQY A588 53533333 E3 2 2 3 'U :- n FI O Z rs I C Z U au rn U DOMESTIC SCIENCE ROOM Q YSXXSTSZSFSXSL Q 1 THE DAISY CHAIN I ,.,.....J I. so C HICMISTIIY 5 I I A STUDENTS Girls-Helen Genyece Byrns, Bobbie Jenkins, Evelyn Greenleaf, Tillie Lazarus, Mary Barnet, Marie Brazelton, Ethel Clement, Eleanor Lucas, Janet Tinus, Bobbie Smith, Isabelle Romans, Mary Jaworski, Jeanette Adam, Kath- arine Colson, Bernice McKinney, Frances Dossett, Jessie Mae Dunn, Ernestine Finger, Fanny Mary Stuats, Nlargaret Clement, Mary Dibrell Johnson, Florence Blackshear, Gladys Hendrick, Margaret Hoover, Iva Harlan, Eloise McMillan, Adela Siemers, Frances Taylor, Albina Farek, Edwina Harris, Mabel Lawson. Boys-Eldred Fraser, Clovis Hamilton, Obicl Horne, Hal Johnson, Joe jones, Henry Nowakowsky, Neely Coston, Liston Castleman, LaVerne Mar- shall, Harvey Lee Richards, William Tinus, G. A. Johnson, Albert George, joe Sieler, Sam Carothers, T. B. Craig, Jr., Edwin Sims, Joseph Wiser, Severne Amiott. I IB STUDENTS Girls-Mrs. Ruth Booth, Fannie B. Hickersori, Christine Lavender, Yetta Losenherg. Boys-Julius Adams, Albert Boggess, Curtis Danner, Melvin Groves, Ernest Ingram, Frank Lackey, Gregg McCormick, Eugene McNamara, Earl Porter, Walter Schaible, Harold Torian. XXXXXSXSS 2 2 , 2 CLS. S. KSC. 'XXX PAGE ONE HUNDRED ONE TI-IE. DAISY CHAIN l 5 I,ET,S GET MARRIED A Three Act Comedy CHARACTERS Mrs. William Stewart ...,.. ............................ ........... M i ss Lilla Bowman Mary fthe maidj ......,. ...,...., M iss Mary Markusfeld Phyllis Goddard ....... ......,.. M iss Georgia Handley Gerald Stewart ..... ..........r. IVI r. Prentice Rice Elizabeth Stewart ...... ..,..... M iss Lorene Tomlinson Cyril Edwards ............. .....,.. M r. Bill Schroeder Angeline Burwood ....., ...... ....,,......,...........A,.,.... M i ss I-Ielen Morgan Jack Ring ..................,,.....,...................,......,...r..........,.. Mr. George E. Wolfe Business Manager-Mr. B. M. Gilmore Property Man-Mr. Donald E. Wilkins I-I. S. Glee Club directed by Miss Cobby de Stivers H. S. Orchestra directed by Seley Schaefer li ' QxX?SS. PAGE ONE HUNDRED Two SSXXI 2 4 I x I XXX THE DAISY CHAIN ASVSXYXSCXXSCSE Q L1 -a-I cn QJ ..f: 9 13 E 0 J: U cn -9 .E E1 C U C5 - 5 Q -E P4 9.39395 BE N... .53 ani' Of, v-2-3 'Ev MN UH1 E. . 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I PAGE ONE HUNDTED Foun ssssxssss xx Q88 H SS SSS SS SSSNXSS NX SSXSSSS SN SSNS -8.8 V 95 in :- 5 -4 0 I il? E 3 2 u-4 SJ i L41 i QAM s Jr ni- J E CD S SNSSS NN SNSSN SX KSSXSXX NS SSSXSNSN The literary clubs of this school have done much in the last year to promote debating. Boys have gone from here to other X, towns to debating more this year than at any other time. On March l6, Herbert Virgin and Isaac Teague, represent- ing the Rostra, went to Oak Cliff High School of Dallas. They were defeated. N On March 23, the annual Forum-Rostra debate was held in SSS the High School Auditorium. Those representing the Forum were: Weaver Nott and Harold Knopp, while those repre- senting the Rostra were lsaac Teague and Herbert Virgin. The debate was based upon the lnterscholastic question. SSXSNSS SS SSXSSXS SS SSNSSXS XS S888 SS 1 P O F1 o Z F1 :1: C Z U I P1 U :I il The Forum met North Dallas High here on March 30 and Central High of Houston, April 6. The Rostra debated the State Orphans' Home at Corsi- cana on March 26, and Marlin High on March 20. PAGE ONE HUNDRED Six THE DAISY CHAIN XXSXXXXXX' XXXKS 888888888888888' 888888888 888888 88888888888888888888 8 888 X8 THE DAISY CHAIN S COM MENCI4lMIiN'I' ISXERCISES of the 5 I WACO HIGH SCHOOL MID-YEAR CLASS Columbus Avenue Baptist Church, 8:00 P. IVI. E Invocation ...... ,....,... ...... . D r. R. G. Bowers Chorus ........ .,.,,.....,.,. T he Class Salutatory ....... ..,,., J ohn Jenkins Class Poem ..........,.. .......,...... D ell Scott The Valeclictory ..............,. ,....... G eorgia I-Ianclly Presentation of Diplomas ..... ,..,... W . E.. Darden Benecliction ....... ......... R ev. W. IVI. Rader HONOR ROI I FOUR H EAR HONOR ROLL I-Ianclly, Georgia ...........................,,......,........,..., FOURTH YEAR HONOR ROLL Rowton, Lurline ........... ..,...,.................,,..... . ...,..,..r .....,, 9 4 .5 Scott, Dell ...,....... I-Ianclly, Georgia .....,.. Kemenclo, Josephine ..... Slone, Velma .,,..,.,... Davis, Clarence .,.. SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS SSSSSSSSSS , .......92.2 .......93.2 .......9I.6 .......9I.5 .......9l.3 SSSSSSSSSSSSNSSS SSS SSSSSSSSS SSSSXNSSSSSSSSSSSS lo 2: 1 P Ci FI: O z Fl 'JI c z U 5 F1 o m F1 S zl E UD 0 D' O 2 UD O D W X : L E F1 D' cn Q N M fl! 8888888888888888888888888 88888888888888888 888888 X 'ul S, 1 O1 z1 f 1 11 C I SS Z1 UI p-11 51 51 -i1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 THE DAISY CHAIN 888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888 l HIGH SCHOOL PARENT-'I'EACHER ASSOCIATION It is with sincere appreciation and much pride that we, the High School P. T. A., acknowledge this courtesy of the Daisy Chain Annual Staff. We are happy to recount at your request, our activities at dear 'Ole Hi this year. Our third year's work at the High School began in November under the most propitious condi- tions. and from that time up to the present time there has been a definite realization of a well planned constructive program. Our scholarship plan, our most notable piece of work, has made it possible for us to place four splendid and deserving students in Baylor University, and one other in a business college. This phase of work has great possibilities, for scholarships for next year. Recognizing the merits of such an undertaking and wishing to co-operate the Williams Dry Goods Company, the Rotarians, the Kiwanis and Toby's Business College have responded most generously. A similar fund, the ex-student loan fund, is ready to take care of and make possible for deserving youths, boys and girls to Hnish their high school education. The honor of creating this fund and establishing the precedent for graduating classes to help other boys and girls through high school ,goes to the mid-year graduating class of l922. The financial status is good, fourteen hundred and fifty-Gve dollars has been raised and subscribed this year to carry on the different phases of work. In the different departmental treasuries there still remains a ,nice sum of several hundred dollars for this year's program.. Several hundred dollars has been expended in improvements in the building and on the grounds. Classic stone benches, artistic urns, draperies, potted palms and shrubs have added much to the charm and beauty of interior and exterior. The improvements made in the Cafeteria have made it the prettiest school cafeteria in Texas. ln, awarding two handsome medals in Athletics. one to the best all-round. basket ball girl. and the other to the highest point lad on the track team, we are the Hrst and only organization to take cognizance of, and to encourage these sports. The Colonial party given February 22, complimenting the mid-year graduates, was the largest social aflair of the year. Within a lovely ante-bellum rose garden as a background the mid-year graduates and the Glee Club members in powdered hair, patch and costume passed in review presenting a beautiful picture. The membership drive this year even surpassed the results of the remarkable drive of last year which brought us the distinction of having the largest P. T. A. in Texas. This year's drive represents an increase of four hundred with an aggregate of I429 members. The success of this drive, which was due to the combined efforts of teacher, pupil and parent, assures us the State Victory Banner for another year along with two other membership banners-the District and City. ln appreciation for their interest and zeal in the work, life memberships in the National Associa- tion have been given to Miss Annie Forsgard and Mrs. R. M. Nichols. The interest and co-operation of this organization has extended into all phases of the school life, the Glee Club, the Orchestra, and the Radio Club. The following officers have served this year: President ....................... ...... ....... M r s. R. M. Nichols First Vice President ....... ....,.., ,... ,,.,,,. M r s . John Wood Second Vice President ...... ....,.. IVI rs. john D. Norwood Third Vice President ....... ....,...,. . . ,,..,.,,, Mrs. Ben C. Richards Corresponding Secretary ...... ........,. .,.. . , . ,.,,,.,..,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,.,. Mrs. Sid Burrows Recording Secretary .......... ...... M esdames Mary Tinus, Charles Bullock Treasurer ............ ......... . ................. H ,..... Mrs. J. W. Holloway 88888888888888 8 8888888 8888888888888888888888 888888888888888888888888 88888888888888888888888888 88 8 88888888 888 888888888888888 8888888888888 888 888888888 888888888 88888888888888888888888 8 88-2 8 f 1: f S 2 L -Q if THE DAISY CHAIN 3 Q , Z 7 B ' 5 JUFKE x 5-J W7 W 8 HUMOR 888888 8888888888888888888888888 8888 88888 88888 8 88888888 8 88 I PAGE ONE HUNDRED NINE THE DAISY CHAIN I , S885 SSX!SNSSSSNSSXSSSSSXSSSSNSS S888 XXSXSSSSS SS I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I PAGE ONE HUNDRED TEN SS SSXNSSSXSSSSSSS SSSNSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSXXXSSSSS SXSSXS 8888 I 88 888 88 888 88 88888 88 88 8888 88888888888888 8 88 ' 8888888888888888 888 888888 88 88 8 THE DAISY CHAIN 888888 888888888888888888888888888 8 888 8888888888 Methods Used By I l'CSl1ll1Cl1 in Passing Their Courses I. Always come to class several minutes late, so that you will attract the attention of the teacher. 2. When a question within your knowledge is put before the class assume a downcast expressian and you will surely be called upon, thus giving you a chance to demonstrate your intellectualprowess. 3. Laugh heartily at the slightest resemblance of a joke pulled by one of the teachers. 4. Refrain from all shows during the week, as there is great danger of being seen by one of your teachers. 5. When some unheard of question is asked the class you must wave your hand frantically above your head. Ten to one you will not be called upon to answer. 6. Always wait until the night before examinations to borrow a book. You'll get there. THE MUSH CLUB BACHJNHS Linton Boggess ..... ...... IVI innie Rae Sullivan Alton Martin ..... ....,.... IVI arcellina Miller George Wolf ..... George Fall ....... Booty ohnson ...............Ruth Lewis .........Newell ohnston .,....,...Gertrude WllIl3mS jack Sisco .......................................................,........,......,.......... Letha Douglas The following are awaiting invitations Earl Gilmore ...............,...............,..,............... ,, ........... Annie Laura Westbrook SENSIBLE SENIOR SLANG first Senior- Djagityureenk leshfurtada? Second Senior- Nawdja? First Senior- Whatstheuseweaintgonnopassanyhow. Second Senior- Shellsenjaoutotheroomefyalookater. First Senior-Yeaharrshesurewuzmadyesterdacanseiaintgotalufmygramer. You can string beans- You can kid gloves- But- You can t Bull Frogs. She- Since I inherited the ranch I have had three proposals. He- Oh for the lands sake! Senior- Have you ever taken chloroform? Freshie- No who teaches it? He- What would you do if I were to kiss you on the forehead? She- I d call you down. Young son- Mother are caterpillars good to eat? Mother- Ughl No Why do you ask such a silly question. Young son- Well I saw one on the lettuce you just ate. When a bunch of girls get together Heaven pity the first one that leaves. r an .. U' 'N il QI? 88888888 '888888888888888888888 888 88 88888 888 88 8 8888888 88888 8 - PAGE ONE HUNDRED ELEVEN 5 E 888888888 88 888888888888888888 88888 8888888 888888 8 888 I I PAGE ONE HUNDRED TWELVE THE DAISY CHAIN X 88 888888888888888888 ' 88 8888888 8888888888 88888888 TI-IE DAISY CHAIN I iff . 5 5 5 5 S Why keep that school-girl complexion? he remarked as he brushed off E 5 his lapel. , 1 1 f Parent- What did you mean coming home so late last night? 5 5 ' Lefty- lt wasn't so late, only a quarter of twelve. S I Parent- How dare you tell me that. I looked at my watch and it S S was 3 o'clock. ' 1 3 Lefty-- Well, isn't three a quarter of twelve. f I 1 3 M H I.. t h b 5 r. arris-U e me see w 0 is a sent. I Dorothy S.- You can't see 'em if they're absent. I 1 1 f Virginia, standing with one foot on a burning log. S f Valedine- You'd better take your foot off that log. You'll burn your f 3 soles. S I Virginia T.- I don't care. S , Valedine-- Yes you might as well get used to it now. 1 1 1 f Mrs. Brown- That young man had no business to kiss you last night. f g Mary- Oh, maw, how can you say such things? That wasn't business! 3 3 That was pleasure! 5 ' OVERHEARD IN ENGLISH CLASS S 1 1 f Thomas- You're the biggest dunce in school. S 3 Eddie- I'm not! 3 S Mr. johnson-- BoysI Boys! Don't forget that l'm here. S S First Man fboastfullyl- I know m wife's an angel. , ll 0 II y ' Second Man- I-Iow s that? S First Man- Well, she's aways 'harping' on something, always 'up in f I the air,' and she never has an 'earthly thing to wear.' 3 Mary B.- You would be a good dancer but for two things. S , Weir W. fbashfullyl- And what are they? 3 3 Mary B.- Your feet. 5 - 1 2 Minister- Bobby, I hear you are going to High School now. S 1 Bobby- Yes, sir. 1 5 Minister- What part of it do you like best? 3 5 Bobby fpromptlyl- Coming home. S 1 , 1 I The minister who made the following announcement seems to have been 1 . . 1 1 repared for the results of his preachmgs: I p .t H . 4- . 1 ' There are some flowers here, he said, for those who are sick at the I n I li I 3 close of this service. Q f I , , 1 3 I'Ie-So our cook is going, IS she? Well, I hope the next one will be of S I a literary turn. 1 S She-What do you mean by that? f S I-Ie--A most earnest disciple of the art of Browning.' S 1 ' Mr. Hawes- What is a circle? ' f . .. . . . . . . . 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I Boarder Qsleepilyj- Did you? Better call a doctor. Q She--This furniture goes back to Louis XV. E He--That's nothing. I have furniture in my home that goes back to Sears-Roebuck Co. , 1 Judge- Now, I don't expect to see you again here, Rufus. S Rufus- Not see me here again, judge? Why, yo'all ain' goin' to quit I yo' job, is you? I Sam- Each hour I spend with you is like a pearl to me. ' Caroline- Aw, quit stringing me. S 1 PREMONITION S 1 Spike Tuff- Me fadder knew a month before his death when he would ' die. I Jim- Who told him? S Spike Tuff- The judge. 3 'il-low did you sleep last night? 1 Aw really, to tell the truth I didn't wake up to see. 3 Absent Minded Man fwriting to girl of his fancy,- I remember of 5 proposing to you last night, but l have forgotten whether you said Yes or No. S Cnirl in Reply- I recall saying yes to some man but I clon't remember , which one it was. 3 Lost-An umbrella, by an old gentleman with a broken rib and bone 1 handle. 5 1 Dorothy C.'s Prayer-- Dear Lord I ask nothing for myself, but please 5 send my mother a son-in-law! 5 The Waco High Seniors ideal College teacher will be one with the dignity 5 and composure of Mr. Bieseleg the patience of Miss Harrison, the eyes of Mr. , I-larrisg the knowledge of Miss Bell, the pep of Mr. Hawes: the business ability 5 of Mr. Bernhauseng the smile of Miss Mooreg the neatnes of Miss Annieg and , manliness of Mr. Tyson! I Teacher-Don't you know when Julius Caesar died? S Leslie H.-No! ' Teacher-You don't know when Julius Caesar died? S Leslie--I guess I was absent that day.-Ex. 5 For Sale-A bull dog. W'ill eat anything very fond of children. 5 Personal-Eddie jones has opened a shoe store in Orleans Street. Mr. ' Jones guarantees anyone can have a fit in his store. S Clyde K.-Lets see who can make the ugliest face. 2 Virginia 0.--lt wouldn't be fair, look at the start you've got. I Freshie-What do you work at? , Senior-At intervals. f Dorothy W.-I always say just what I think. 2 Charles Mc.-l've always wondered why you were so quiet. - 3 .f 1 I tl s x ssssssssss l 8888 8 88888888888888888888888888888 88888888888888888888888 8888888 88888888888 88 s 88 'mls P O Fl O z Fl I c z U 71 F1 U E1 O : --I F1 Fl z THE DAISY CHAIN AYXV XSSSXXXXXXYXSQVXSCXXS SSSSSSSXSSSNSSNSSSSSSSSXSSSSSSSSSSXSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSE SSS NNSSSSSSNSSSSNXNSSSSSSXSSSSXXSXNSSSSSNSSSSXSSSSS Tl-IE DAISY CHAIN Tome Out of the Kitclienw Black Mammy ,.,A Burton Crane ........ Randolph Weeks Paul Dangerfielcl ...... Charles Daingerfielcl Solon Tucker ........... Mrs. Falkener ..... Cora Falkener ...... Olivia Dangerfielcl Elizabeth Dangerfielcl Peet .... . .ii....... S JUNE CLASS PLAY .......Frances Dossett SSNXSXSSSSSSSSS SSSSSNSXSSSSSSSSXSNS I SSSSNNSSSSSXSSNS ......John Spencer .....Bobbie Smith ........George Fall SSN SSSSSSSSSSNSSSSSSS .....Robert Wilcox .........joe Siefer .o....joe l..eBow .....l-lerbert Virgin Dorothy Wendorf .Valadean Brooks ....,..Pauline Crow NSSSSSSSSNSSSSSSNXSS SS S8888 ISSSSSSSSSSSSSSS 8888888888SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS T JP O F1 O z F1 I c z C7 W F1 U Z z F1 -1 E zl 8888888888888888 8 88888888888888888888888888888888 888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888 888 THE DAISY CHAIN 8888888888888 88888 88888888888888888888888888888 MY CLASSMATES' AUTOGRAPHS AND FUTURE ADDRESSES Name ........ Address .... Name Address .... Name ........ Address .... Name ...... Address .... Name . . . Address .... Name . .. Address .... Name . . . Address .... Name .. . 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I 1 S 3 2 Your Patronage Will Be Appreciated 2 S S I I I I I I I I I I 1 N I I I I I I I I 3 yan me 4 3 D Sli' 5 1 S I I 3 S 2 Double Service Shoe Polish 2 I I 5 I 5 f 7 . . 5 The Most Economical Polish 5 I v':- 5 , 1 ' Vw' 1 5 A ' on the Market. 3 5 5 3 f Qyo f S 2 I llllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllHillilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllUllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 3 1 xfgiflf. sg, 3 Q Qzjgss g FIFTY SHINES IN EVERY BOTTLE 3 I ww - 1 2 - lllllllllllllllllllllIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIlllliilllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll E I 2 1 I xxl ,f ' I 2 E Manufactured in Popular Colors 2 I 1 5 5 ' S l PAGE ONE HUNDRED Tw!-:NTY-FIVE 8888888 88888888888888 8888 I 88888888 888888888888888888888888888 8 8 8888888 THE DAISY CHAIN HERE'S WISHING SUCCESS TO YOU WHO ARE LEAVING 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 adxisability' 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. I The Liberty National Bank Ihr urn una- '1'ilLI1I11P - WACO,S LEADING DAILY 1 3 Leads in Advertising and Circulation The Favorite newspaper in the majority of the homes in Central Texas All the Latest News Printed First I I PAGE ONE HUNDRED TWENTX'-SIX S S S X S S S S S X S S S S THE DAISY CHAIN ' I tl 1 I 3 PRIVATE AMBULANCE COURTEOUS SERVICE 5 1 I 1 --W I I I I I I l I I I I 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 I I 1 I I I 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 I I 1 I I I I I I I I I I 1 I 1 I I I 1 I 1 I I I I 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I - I S 5 5 COMPTON'S FUNERAL HOME 5 I Q 1024 AUSTIN AVE. PHONE 99 S 1 , 5 S I I I I I I I GRADUATIO APP REL 1 I I I I I I I I 5 Correct apparel for boys aIId girls who are soon to graduate. We show full and S complete displays of correct styles in the best qualities. , S BOYS' BLUE SEIIGE SUUITS S ' Suits that will retain their splendid graduation day appearance to the very day ' I . . . . I I you lay them aside. Sanger suits have the best style and shape tailored IIIILO them, not I ' pressed in, and the shape and style lasts. 3 Q GRADUATION DRESSES , I Our apparel department affords a splendid opportunity at this time for the selec- S 1 tion of Graduation Dresses. Beautiful effects fresh from the hands of the artists who 1 created them. I 3 GRADUATION ACCESSORIES S ' The greater Sanger Store affords an almost unlimited opportunity for the choosing ' I . . . I of graduation gifts. Hundreds of Items to choose from, embracing the inexpensive S remembrances and on up to the most elaborate gifts procurable. S I 5 5 I I I ' I I g 7 1 0 1 I I I S o 1 1 E- - -J Q I I 1 A Complete Department Store With the Policy TI-IE PUBLIC BE PLEASED 1 1 S I I I I l l PAGE ONE HUNDRED TWENTY-SEVEN N S S S THE DAISY CHAIN S S S S I I 2 5 1 S I 1 S N pf' wx pn 'ix pf' fix pr- -'Q pr' -,X l,rf 1.x Q, 5 3 6 5 5 6 5 5655666 s f 5 I 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 . 1 I he Citizens atlona anlq , 1 5 2 Wa c o , Te x a s 3 mrmrvvvvvunmvuvvluvuvvlmlllvvvvllv vw Hmlvvvvlullllllllllmmmul I I EIU' 1 I Ss : S 1 3 , 1 ' United States De ositary 475 Paid on Savin s Accounts 1 P I I I I 5 1 f : l 65555 555 5 , I I I S 5 1 1 35 3 I 1 S S I I I I 1 I ' 1 S Correct Graduation Apparel For- 4 5 S 1 I I 5 GIRLS BOYS , I Like garments of individuality-gap Are practical about their clothes. They 3 ments fashioned on lines that express the Viailt Stamly llflglngsvgf the? ,glenfland f I Q V . . s y e am qua 1 y as -am IS ere , charm of youth-that period of' life when they fmd just what they require. I 5 the attire is an all-lmportant ltem. For High School Boys uve hape Secured 5 3 So it is with pleasure that we call at- a special line of long trouser Suits WITH 1 1 tention to our complete displays of Ehwo FAI? OI' TROFSEIEE! Shorv? ifl . I , H 1 , 1- , e seasons snapp1es mo e s ant al - , I Dresses 'for exerywoccaslon. Coat. and ored from finest all-wool materials. , Wraps, Sweaters, Footwear, Hosiery and Qui. TW0-KNiCKER SUITS are Very S I Lingerie selected by us with an eye to popular with boys and their parents be- I 3 their adaptability here in Waco. cause they present exceptional values. 5 5 Whatever the season, its best oiferings Cgggn' gosjgvffggiga glglgigsof 1 1 are to be found here at prices unusually WEAR and DRESS,ACCESSdRIES at S , pleasing. moderate prices. 3 I , E 3 1 1 1 , Zlw6'M0QS'7E7A!7-I-'jE'lSZ QU, 1 3 --wAoo's GREATEST DEPARTMENT sronw' 3 1 2 I I l l IF n Fl O z F7 I C 2 U FU Fl U '-l E Fl 5 If El o I -1 T1-IE DAISY CHAIN 8 8 888888 888 88888888888888888888888888888888888 888888 i M l 888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888 lllllllHllHIHIKKIIIIIIIIlIIIIllIIIIIIllHllIlllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIHIIilIlIlllilllllilllllillllllWllUlHillllNUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIINIIHHHNNHNlllllllllllllllllllllllllllll That seeks and cherishes the friendship of the cream of Waco's young manhood ancl womanhood, today in Waco High School, tomorrow the leaders of the commercial ancl social life of our city. 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Holt Co. g ' 1 S ' 5 Athletic Outfltters, Sporting Goods, S I o a s 1 s 2 Q9 : M 1 E E Ulf lt ls Athletic Equipment, f lllhc I-101110 of 1 the Holt Co. Has lt f 2 3 Hart Schaffner 8z Marx I ....... 1 S i Good Clothes Q Baseball, Basket Ball, Football, , f Tennis I ' 1 ,. X 3 I .mps ' 1 lllsl A S I . 'ng 1 Send for Catalogue 3 l '!1',,,,:gKb,',:.:,j 5 S THE SI ON OF THE LION 4 -- g j 1 3 407 Franklin Ave. Waco, Texas 2 Hservice since 189077 1 g 3 I 1 5 f mul, ww Q MCIHOIICS TllllIIlllllll,'llfll.'llllllllWilllU5lllUlWfffffffff333T333TTfffffffffflflllflffflfl3?5UlfTTTI3ffffflffflfffllflllllfff 5 I f - ' f 5 Y? Compllments 0 1 I 2 Photographs Help lo 5 Helm Ihcm THE CENTRAL 5 , 1 NATIONAL 1 fl 1 -L 3 W J L , BAN K 1 .N I i1..e.421l?3x2EE5tw S 3ii2iig?fgiTSS5T531 W T I aco, exas I g Wlmayne l'l. Farmer I 'IIIIIHIIHIIIHHIIIHlIIHHIIIHHCIW?IllliiliiiillIllllillllllifliiliilliflif1111lIIlllHHHIHIIIIIlllillllllllllllllllllllllll f Commercial ancl Home Plmotograplms I 1 wwf, -wwf 3 PHONE 1140 5 555 566 1 I PAGE ONE HUNDRED THIRTY 5888888888888888888888888888888 8888888A88888888888888888888888 8 8888 A 888888888888 I 8 8 88888 888888888 888 888888888 88 8 8888 8' 8 8888888888888888888 888888888888888888888 THE. DAISY CHAIN l95XXXX XSS 'CY l QQXXXXXXXXXYXXX XYXXX. SXSW . XXXXX -U -1 2 5 2' zz -Q 4 2 F- H ,- 2 5 2 3 fb 2 0 .J 8' J,Y,Q,54!N 3 W :e :W W Cn m . w H Y 3 O sf ev: 'W' 5 4 Z 15 W: W O ff :I l 1:2 1 f .5 f f Sf.. 9 5 'Q' Q .A C5 2 5' MXSQ-,gf C if 1 cw QW vw ,rf E5 5- :. I g g. Q U, ogg p-do -- rn Q E' Q. m 2958365 YS , , XXXXXXXYXX ' XXSXXXXSCSX 2 A ,- 5 I 5'-1 f fr . EP I 232' f El'-C NJMYX , W . Pr - 5 W f f 0 Sf? Q 4 g S ll XR -V X2R? 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Shoe Styles for Go to Thompson's and you will always be glad that you paid the dxf ference and got the best. loosening Special Rates to Graduates Waco s Leading Shoe Store Studlo 4l4w. Austin Ave Cor 4th and Austin Phone 343 88888888888888888888888 888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888 Tl-IE. DAISY CHAIN 888 88888888888 888888888888888888l STAUT'S STUDIO 50315 Austin Ave 'Phone 989 Make Pictures that please and so- licits your patronage on that basis. ' Respectfully J. C. STAUT Smith Hardware Co 88 'PHE WINCHEJTIR STORE 88888 888888 619 Austm Ave WACO TEXAS 8888 Progress Laundry 888 8 Drv Cleaners and Dyers PHONE 1300 1619 l629 Franklin Ave The PROGRESS Way Pleases 8 888888 888888888888 88888 8888 Ex erythmg worn by lVlan Woman or Chllcl F Arthur Johnson Ildlllkt Composer Teacher Many Vears experience 111 University and Prix ate Teaching Studio 220 N highth St Phone 233 8 88 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 1 , 8 . - r' ' : 5 2 ' 2 . - . 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BUUKS ANU UFFIUE SUPPLIES THE MOST COMF LETE BOOK STORE IN CENTRAL TEXAS 420 AUSTIN AVENUE, WACO, TEXAS -I I IT! U CIP ua -4 O 'I ID Z 2 A A I S8 'CX' Y888 Color Work Enlargements Mr. and Mry. H 0. Brubaker Makers of Photos That Please I09lf3 S. 5th St. Waco, Texas Phone 4883 HAPOTOIXVS HAPPY LOTHES TOM E. CHAPOTON CO. 518 Austin Avenue 85888 8 Von Blon Book Store New and Olcl Books We Will Get Any Book in Print Buy, Sell and Exchange 4I6 Franklin Ave. Waco, Texas U 88888 88888888888888888888888888888888 88888888888888888,XXXQQSXI 8888 888888 in I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 9 E5 I ll S8888 S'bS S SX SSSSSSSSSSSS S888 SS XSSSSSSSSSSX XSSXSSXSSSNSSSSSSS SS S THE DAISY CHAIN Eaglnr Hniuvraitg in In ummm... 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It's smooth snow-white surface is easy to keep clean. Every , I stove fully guaranteed. Sold on conven- S 1 Drug Store f N- 2 5 Q u , Sixth and Austin B Q C S 1 1' OS. O. 5 I 1 Phone 630 Phones 5117 705 Austin Ave. 3 I 1 1 I I - 0 0 I I A BUSIDBSS Educatlon g I ' 'I'0 B Y 'S f I I Practical Business College , I WACO, TEXAS cl-In-rznnn can-nu. sso.ooo.co 1 Bkk'Bk'ShihdT in ' ooPo1Ieg:I1?hi::nlgicad:I1li:Bo'par?I::1'Is ns' , Cntaloxtue THE HIGH GRADE SCHOOL Enter ' FREE FOR HIGH GRADE STUDENTS Any Time I WE SUGGESSFULLY TEACH BY MAIL 7 ' Advanced Accounting, Modern Practical Bookkeeping. Aria- , 5 ' tos orJanes'ShndelesaShorthnnd fthree trialilessons and A I ' A complete set of books S5.o0J. Touch Typewritmg. Penman- , ship Qliusiness or Artisticl. Business Arithmetic, Simplified Fo R U English. Cognmercinl Law. Business Letter Writing. Cub out , this advertisement. check study iuterestedvn. write for I .ill illustrated catalogue Now. 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