Weslaco High School - La Palma Yearbook (Weslaco, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1926 volume:

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If, in look- ing through the pages of this book, you are able to recall with pleasure the days of your school life for this year, we shall haveiaccomplished our purpose. ,- , -THE STAFF. UEUIEATION To MR. W. T. BARBEE, who, as our principal, has constantly worked for the betterment of o u r h ig h school 5 who, as our teacher, has endeavored to instill in as not only the knowledge of our books but also the right principles of liuingg and who, as a man, has always been our friend, and has helped us in our troubles, we, the Senior Class, dedicate this second volume of the LA PALMAX' Ei at Lf. 'A .... l, W. T. BARBEE 12 SQHOOV , M q H ff f ww Wd fb l X f W 2 V 'J 'Nl . ' ' f ff I' , , X H , 1, - N jf ma ,f-. N Y K, ,- , , 7. 3,145 5 , , +1 W7 E -7 Q7 N' 2 W5 fa Below 15,1 2 fZmyQ Z QW? 150 W 1 Wilma Amex . az W f 1, -' , W, , f '-.,. 2' -I ' fl ' 5 Jia? . .MZ5 , A 1 2 flf, I 3 1, V f r- A W 'if' MS' f 0 i 1 1,2-, I X : I 1 ng ii, ff, Gho FK . - 1 ' I s , 2 P' - 4 1 4. 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AUSTIN GRAMMAR SCHOOL K -mfmiiz X l- K 1 Page 7 GRAMMAR SCHOOL NO. 2 . ,f X 09126, f-H WY..-.., WESLACO JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL i MEXICAN 'GRAMMAR SCHOOL Page 8 uyw y wmgrgiwwm-ww-ww O fx Fauna BOARD OF EDUCATIGN H A HOLLOWAY Preszdem J J GIBSON Vzce Presrdent A S PIKE Secretary M L HENDERSON C H MARSHALL L Lb MwHOLLANIf L , : L W H B515-ER L L M J CLARK A B ,t' Page I0 qw ll R. A. DEEN Our Superintendent E45 .QF , A we ,P rn-' k,-' ' txxx ,X .ff 1 X 5- -Ma 5 ERIENDSHIPS THAT ENDURE A MESSAGE TO THE SENIORS il The privilege of visiting a commercial green house on a blustering winter's day when the world outside was wrapped in a blanket of snow was mine. What a contrast to go from the snow scene into a world of myriads of beautiful flowers of many varieties! How refreshing to make such a visit during 'such weather! This was not the result of an accident, but someone had invested his time, thought and energy that this pleasure may be enjoyed by visitors. It has been my pleasure to listen-in on a musician who sways with emotion hundreds of intelligent, trained auditors, While he plays the piano. The strains are first gentle, then deafening, but move all hearts. Some may think that pianists, like lilies, grow without apparent toil, yet for every note struck by the master there have been hours of patient, drudging practice. One who would be a master musician must be willing to spend time, thought, and energy. I What a wonderful experience it is to stand on the side lines at a track meet and Watch the winners fly past. I have seen great crowds thrilled with the wonderful speed and endurance of the contestants. But these athletes were developed as a result of hard training that cost each one time, thought, and energy. It is even true with friendship. Like worthwhile things, friendship is alive and either developed as a result of someone's time, thought and energy, or it dies because of neglect-it does not just happen. We must put forth-effort to make friends and to keep them. Someone has well said, If you would have a friend, you must be one. This means, I think, that you must show yourself worthy of friendship. Happy is that person who has so lived: who has so spent his time, thought, and energy that he can number his friends by his acquaint- ances. I trust each member of the Class of '26 has learned this valuable lesson as you have learned others. I am sure that you should, be able to number each pupil and teacher of the Weslaco High School as a staunch friend. Then it is my wish that as you go from this institution to institutions of higher learning you may have become so proficient in this accomplishment that your college teachers and classmates may be won to the ever growing circle of friendship. My further wish is that this circle of friendship may ever increase and never dimin- ish, and to that end I suggest that you take the following quotation has your guide for winning friendships that endure: Be thou familiar, but by no means vulgar: Those friends thou hast, and their adoption tried, Grapple them to thy soul with hoops of steel. A R. A. DEEN. Page I2 Wim , p..1iQr.-at fsafiiawsi !l1' Page I4 XQNX . 25 ii P' - ,M C 'NLF f J , fl ' L, F N I V , I -' I ' ' Hllfmm' ' 1 E 4 -d 1 , me f L? Cf X x X N ' xml' if W? Mu r J WNXX X Fl X X1 , - X 1 v K 7 gg if if? FW 3 vw in Z 7726 . .2 L f , 024-an a '5 X, .v I . .V 0 E .. . - s :V -1 A M , A .Cl if - T 75 ' V - pdffgf, , . 1 X-ks ' V 's-?.' N . -- J ,Q K , 'li , fr '-' If 1 . u a , 'iid U . W A- dk Qf w ,Q a he ,P- -Q ,,f, 4 ,gf- 4 Www Q Q- ,. :ff-A-v . A .. nge, - :M gif: ' v v.A.a g,'5?z'5 ! 4 . 1. ,i A. v. 1 v , -'gf 1-4, ' if fl l'7 iv :ml ' hm . 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President LOIS CLARKE , S,,A,S ,Vice-President OPAL PIKE SSS,SSSSS S SSSS ,.S,,, S ecretary and Treasurer A Miss MARX' FRANKS SSSS SSSSS S SSSSS SSSSS S S S Sponsor Colors: HQNEYDEW AND HELIOTROPE. Flower: SWEET PEAS. Morro: 'WIORIFLES MAKE PERFECTION: PERFECTION is NO TRIPLE Pugz' LULU ARNETT- Lulu', Cu. R. '243 Excelsior Club '25, '26g Com- mercial Arts Club '26: Senior Play '26. She is as industrious as she is plumpg She doesn't know what it is to 'flunkl-. ROLAND BLACKWELL Junior Play '253 Football '25g Debate '26g La Palma Staff '26: Senior Play '26. If 'Rock'em and Sock'em' ever started to work, He put his all into ity he never did shirkf' CECIL BOONE- Boone Football '24, '25g Junior Play '25g Com- mercial Arts Club '26: Senior Play '26. Quite good looking is Cecil Boone. We hope he will End a 'steady' soon. Lois CLARKE- Whi'stle Fish Pres. '23: Treble Clef '25Q Junior Play '25s Hi-life Staff '25: School Beauty '26: La Palma Staff '26g Vice Pres. Class '26g Senior Play '26. He're's a toast to Lois: Fair, pretty, and wise. .1-Rx. f .1 7- fxs I gl XSQPQQ If F I s. s -. ,. 1 lfft ' 'ix lg Parma X, - ,,.-- RAYMOND CLIFFORD- Cliff Football '24, '25: Capt. Basketball '25, '26: Track '25, '26: Glee Club, '25: La Palma Staff '26: Senior Play '26. An all-round student and an athlete De Luxe. M. L. DEW- Dew Football '24, '25: Debate '25g Hi-Life Staff '25: La Palma Staff '26. The call of the city attracted him. LETHA EMERY G. R. '25: Senior Play '26. Quiet, reserved, and dignified. Some day she may be somebody's bride. u ELIZABETH ELAINE ENNEss- Bess Declamation '24: Junior Play '25: Debate '25, Treble Clef '25: Ci. R. '26g Com- mercial Arts Club '26: Class Poet '26: Senior Play '26. A pretty name, a pretty face, Some day she'II be an actress. TSM ' - up IN UBPQ MAURINE GRIFFITH- Posey Most Popular Student '26: La Palma Staff '26: G. R. '26: Dramatic Club '26: Class Prophet '26: Senior Play '26. She's a newcomer in the school this yearg So very friendly, we're glad she's here. HOWARD HAM-'IHUWIH Class Pres. '26: Commercial Arts Club '26: Yell Leader '26s Senior Play '26. He can sing and he can dance, Does most anything but study. WILLIE HILLEY Commercial Arts Club '26: Senior Play '26 f 'Always timid and bashful when called on to recite. RAYMOND MORELAND- Red Football '25: Basketball '25, '26: Baseball '24, '25, '26: Class Will '26: Senior Play '26. Let others do the laboring and I'Il do i the rest. 4 - f ixsx Ps-xwia T' 5 - ' ' OPAL PIKE- Wop Junior Play '25: Treble Clef '25: G. R. '26: Class Secy-Treas. '26: La Palma Stall '26: Dramatic Club '26: Senior Play '26. She likes to run around and be on the go. She's always looking out for a beau. LILLIAN SPRADLIN Commercial Arts Club '26: Senior Play '26. She has a typist's fingersg She has a typist's ways: She'll be a real typist One of these days. VIRGINIA VOIGT- Jinkar Soph. Pres. '24g C1. R. '24, '25, '26: C1. R. Pres. '25g Junior Pres. '25g Editor Hi- Life '25g Treble Clef '253 Basketball '25: Hiking Club '25, Junior Play '25: La Palma Editor '26: Dramatic Club '26, Debate '26: Senior Play '26: Best All-round Student '26. An all-round girl, a real credit to the school. JEFF WHITE Basketball '23, '24, '25, '26g Track '24, '25, '26gFootba11'25g Senior Play '26. He is indispensable on the the basketball court. 4532? Page ec 3 o LUCILE WHITSON- Dare G. R. '24, '25, '263 Senior Play '26. A teacher this lass aspires to be We wish her luck in what she tries to be. MARGARET WILSON- Moy G. R. '24 '25: Junior Play '25: Hi-Life Staff '25: Hiking Club '25: Treble Clef '25g Dramatic Club '26: Class His- torian '26: La Palma Staff '26: Senior Play '26. If it hadn't been for Margaret, who was true to the end, This year's annual would never haue been. CHRISTINE YARBROUGH- Xine Debate '25: Junior Play '25: G. R. '25, '26: Treble Clef '25s Excelsior Club '25: Dramatic Club Pres. '26: La Palma Staff '26: Senior Play '26. Her hair is red, her temper is high She'Il be great bye and bye. 1 MILDRED YOUNG Commercial Arts Club '26g G. R. '263 Senior Play '26. . Her favorite answer is 'I dunno'. asm l i ' 'PCQLMG '4 -d -: WT2 'E' P , ,T,.,-.X-.,, im, as f 7' NL HISTORY OF THE SENIOR CLASS OF '26 A It was back in the good old days of September, 1921, that the surroundings of our improvised high school were brilliantly illuminated by rays of emerald hue. Even old Sol looked perplexed and a dark shadow of awe crossed his brow. These glaring rays of green were shed by the members of the Classiof '26, for we were Freshmen. As the days rolled by, the high and mighty Seniors diligently and tirelessly plied their trade-that of subduing the Freshmen, But to their amazement they found this a difficult undertaking, for We proved to be the peppiest class that had ever entered W. H. S. The month of May came and we were confronted by an obstacle that appeared to be impossible for our weak hearts and brains-especially our weak brains. But the impossible became possible: and so it came to pass that we were full- Iiedged Sophomores. A few of our '22 classmates succumbed to the trials at the end of the first year, but, nevertheless, we still held a goodly numberof students. A more scholarly attitude seemed' to settle upon us, and We settled into a peaceful and. uneventful year, devoted almost entirely to studies. The first two years of our high school life seemed to pass like a Hash of lightning, and we were Juniors before we realized it. It was during this year that our class made such a good impression on our superintendent that we were intrusted with the publication of the WESLACO HI-LIFE-the first paper to be published by W. H. S. We successfully inaugurated the publication of a high school paper for Weslaco and left affairs in a good condition for the class to follow in our steps. A Four high school years have been stored away in the pleasant corners of our memories. Our little journey is over, and We have arrived at the crossroads -a place where we must decide upon our future activities: may happiness and prosperity follow us all. We wish to express our deepest appreciation to the members of the faculty for their sincere efforts in helping us reach this milestone in our lives. ' To the students who follow us, we extend our heartiest congratulations and trust that their days in the grand old high school shall be as pleasant and bene- ficial as ours have been. MARGARET WH1TsoN, Class Historian. Page 22 TSM guaeaoai n 5,5 5 L'2QfA s x . fv J ' N T- 'H f f ,' If fl W-X lf A Ay N Y X 'Vx 1 H0 f 5 V M , Q wsihfv 219 yew' - f.m T7 ic! 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I Q I I I I I H I I I E I I I TSM J UANITA MARTIN MINA MARIE MILLER HOMA MORELAND CLARENCE NAEEZIGER EVELYN5-NEVILL BONNIE PRATER HUGH RUssEL DAVID SETTER RUTH SHEPHERD HAZEL STONE Page 20 . lk ,fx UQPQ WELDON SWINNEA RUTH TARPLEY FRANKIE THOMPSON CONCEPCION TREVINO CORA WAOERS NADIIQIE 'WEAVER CHARLES WHITE ERNEST WILSON SIDNEY YODER SHELT YOUNG Page 27 -,. .....,..-. . -..Emu , -Tim Page 28 SGFHMORES .-.L-X , xx ig 'N-N ,f ff., f X If 1 TZVN rfkx 'N-X f if ff A 'x I X X 'X X - r A ..,: E 37rEf.r..-ei 'A ...- --i , A 1 A.- A i e ,NN ,f f ' A N ,A Q -'-xi' 1 W A 'f EW hw W W S ' . .VARY HN --.-.'--' x Q-Y U . 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HUNT X AMELIA HUNT BEN JONES ARLAND KING BROOKSIE LOWE WINNIE LITTLE SELMA LANGKOP Page 35 JACK LEECH VIRGIL LEHMAN RUTH LUDWIG MILDRED MORGAN GRACE MITCHELL MARVIN MEYERS JOE MITCHELL DIAMOND MITCHELL CHRISTINA NELSON TEXIE NAIL IRENE NETTLES ELIZABETH NEVILL MYRTLE NELSON ENOC OLIVARES SARAH PINSON CUSTER PENICK JOE ROWLAND RUTH RIVES CLAUDY ROWDEN EVERETT SMITH RAYMOND STAHL MYRTLE SMITH GLADYS SHEPPERD DELMAR STANCIL ELMER SANDUSKY EDD SANDUSKY LELA BELL SIMS BOYD SCOTT EULA MAE SIMS JAMES SUTPHEN EZELL WILLIAMS DORRISLWEST MILDRED WILLIAMS MILTON WEAVER MARY JANE YATES flisifm fifff . U., n 4 I Pu gl' SEVENTH GRADE OFFICERS MARGARET SMITH E VINCENT NICHOLSON es DOROTHY FORD OOOO I IVY ANDERSON E BOYNTON MARTIN E E LEE WAREE, VERNA RUTH COMPERE EOOE President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Class Reporter Yell Leaders All ' QV I 'S Q , - .o, 4 .- 4 WAYNE ALGE CLARICE ANDREWS BERT ANDREWS IVY ANDERSON EARL ARNETT: ALTON ARCHER 1 ALYEENE AULT MARGARET BAKER VICTOR BELL HILDA BENNETT DEA BOARD YHONA BOLES O. M. BRACK LEELAND CADENHEAD HELEN LEE CLARK GEORGIA COUNTRYMAN VERNA RUTH COMPERE EARNEST CROSBY WOODROW CRONKITE FRANCES DIETRICH DOROTHY FORD EDWIN GARRETT CLAROBELL GAINES CLARENCE GOSS JUANITA GRIFFIN B. L. HARRINGTON AMOS HAYGOOD BILL HOLLAND CECIL HOLMAN CLAIR HUDSON HERBERT HUDSON WILLIARD JACKSON HYMAN KIRKPATRICK ALFRED LITTLE BOYNTON MARTIN ww- H-fnqggf CLASS ROLL HORTENSE MCDANIEL ZELLMA MEYERS GERALD MEYERS DOVIE MEYERS DAWSON MITCHELL BEN MOELLER MILDRED NE'I:TLES DIARMIUD NICHOLSON VINCENT NICHOLSON DOUGLAS NORTON ANNIE FAY PARMEN J. C. PIKE EDITH ROGGE MARY BESS SEAY HUGH SEAY MAX SPARKS RUBY SMITH MARGARET SMITH GEORGE SMITH 4 CLAUD SNETHAN L JACK STORES A ROBERT LTARPLEY LORA TRIFLETT' - PERRY VAN VLIET MONROE WATSON LEE WARE LEON WHITAKER AUDISS WILSON BLAIR WITT BILLY WITT FRANCES WOODWARD ALENE WREN GORDON 'YOUNG FRED YODER WSEQZE Page 38 kdm ' Q A a 'K ' lv ?laawww- --1.14-'Z..A.Af:SsI+ ,, ,.,-MI f-. 4 be-1,!xJfwIi:xf:fi?i?mHm.5k-QC-Epi!!'IFE-RIQUHQL1' PvC'rnvoTuES Q Q ---X ORGGNlZaT1oNg Suu ' , I f , X 1 x r',x X ? 7 15 , W gif' J J + deg x - Y fo ' 1 fm. --A+-, n ,.,,' ' -X ,.,.... - j Q I-Bal? 3 .AZ ' I -1 H- - -S. 35 I1 Eff 5 'Qikw 391 hh.. iQ ,W ' 753' 'fl Y x7f '--ff xxx' , 96,40 ,I -fi- X -X Z3 ' -W A,-,, , 'X lg 4 Xfmiy 1- .. to - aff W ' , if X'-'V' if S-'N-,::'5.--Y NN-'f A 0 'I ,-,Yi-gig!-f-fx, li, - , V JA1 YQ --'-1' ,. .ak-' ,.':-rv?-X-- 315 :Q5'jJf,',W, V, V 4, N--' -Af'i 1...-A WA- - ' 1-L A-main muiazif ,Ill Pays 59 LA PALMA STAFF VIRGINIA VOIGT, it L L CHRISTINE YARBROUGH RAYMOND CLIFFORD ..,III. MARGARET WHITSON.,, L MAURINE GRIFPITH IIII OPAL PIKE .IIIIII,, I L JACK ANDERSON I LOIS CLARK ,,,I..,,, ROLAND BLACKWELL ,ILL Editor-in-Chief Assistant Editor Business Manager ,Literary Editor -L---,Staff Photographer Art Editor Artist Club Editor Athletic Editor Miss EDNA HORTON Sponsor of LA PALMA HI-LIFE STAFF EDITORIAL STAFF JESSIE KING, ,,,, L ,,,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,, I HAZEL STONELU, ,, RDBERTINE DEEN, ,.,v..A CECIL CHILDREE .IIIII,I HUGH RUSSELH IIII FREEMAN FORD, ,,IEIE ..---LEditor-in-Chief ,,EL--SchooI Editor L,L,-,Exchange Editor L,,,L,-Humor Editor Y EIE,,. ,Sports Editor News Editor NEAL ROBERSON ,,,,LLLILo-L,,,,LLLLILLLLYE,,L L,ILL LL.LL M Q hemp Editor BUSINESS STAFF SIDNEY YODER,,--,,-- CHARLES WHITE I LLLLLL TYNE PERKINS, .,,,.. L, WARREN CLIFFORD ILLLLLLLL L CLARENCE NAEEZIGER LL,LLL,, LLLL I I RAE HENNON LL.,,Lo,,,L,,,L,,,L ,LLLLLL-L General Business Manager Advertising Manager Advertising Solicitors Circulation Manager Circulation Assistant Page 42 --.-i....i.i,.,,., -.L,.-,. ,.- , . KSQPH HOME ECONOMICS CLUB MISS MCDAVID, Sponsor ROLL ANDERSON. MARY LOUISE HUNT, AMELIA AVINGER LURLINE AVINGER, AGNES LANGKOP, SELMA LOWE, BROOKSIE BEARRUP, KATHRYN MCCALIP. PAULINE CADENHEAD, ADELLE MILLER, MARIE CARTER, EDITH CLARK KATHRYN DEEN, ROBERTINE DEWITT, GENEVA MUSICK, ELVA MITCHELL, GRACE NAIL, TEXIE NETTLES, IRENE EMERY, VERNA MAE NEVILL, EVELYN GOODRICH, BERTHA GRIFFIN, HONORA GRIFFITH. LUCILLE HENRICHSON, RUBY HOLMAN, VIOLA I 'uyr 1,2 NEVILL, ELIZABETH OLIVARES, ZIOLA PINSON, SARAH RIVES, RUTH SIMS, LELA BELLE SHEPPERD, GLADYS SMITH, MYRTLE SPRADLIN, LILLIAN TREVINO, CONCEPCION VAN VLIET, NORMA WARE, MARY LILLIAN WATSON, J EWELL WEAVER, NADINE WEST, DORIS WHITSON, DOROTHY ' WHITSON, ELIZABETH WILLIAMS, MILDRED YATES, MARY JANE YODER, LYNDALL YARBROUGH, LILI-A I if 41, -r I., ffigfa V .., .,,, ,A ,. ..,...,,,. -,, ., ,1......-...............4 COMMERCIAL ARTS CLUB RAYMOND CLIFFORD MANON HOLLOWAYW LILLIAN SPRADLIN C,,C C MARCELLA LEHMAN Miss RAETA MQGAY ,,.., ' 45596 President Vice-President C Treasurer Secretary Sponsor Pagf 44 ,............:-f . I 1 xx Q 'x x 2 , I x I I I I If I, ,Life ,JQXZ f KE PXIJJSH j f' 5 rp' i ! I I I 3 E E 2 I , EXCELSIOR CLUB Morro: LABOR CMNIA VINCITU S A LULA ARNETT W 'pregfdenf I NARCISSUS BLACK LLLL AVife-PfeS,'dmf KATHRYN STOLZ , , ,YYYY Secretary I MISS EDNA HORTON LCLCLL Sponsor 1' ROLL LESLIE ANDREWS CLARENCE NAFIJZICEER LULA ARNETT SARA PINSON NARCISSUS BLACK JOE ROWLAND I MARGARET DRAPER IRENF RICHARDSON L I R. D. FARRIS ' ANGELA KING EULA MAE SIMS I RUTH LUDWIG ' JANE STEBBINS I RUTH NAEEZICER KATHRYN STOLZ I 5 I 1 . I Paar' 45 ,---xx ' ' ...-.--,,.,.-, , -1- f :rf Ln ' 'N i , A - dj.. IWCI . ,ww I L AW-W u N I A mx -...Q I fa. DRAMATIC CLUB MRS. MARVIN MCCASKILL, Direczor MARY LOU ANDERSON KATHERINE BEARRUP CECIL CHILDREE KATHERINE CLARK WARREN CLIFFORD VERNA RUTH COIVIPERE MAURINE COOK LAVERNE COOK M. L. DEW BESS ENNESS EDWARD ENNESS LUCILE CIRIEEITH FIELDS HAMPTON JESSIE KINC. SELMA LANGKOP GENEVA LANTRIP ROLL MARIE MILLER GRACE MITCHELL PAULINE MCCALIP RUTH RIVES NORIVIA VAN VLIET VIRGINIA VOICT MARY LILLIAN WARE JEWEL WATSON NADINE WEAVER MARGARET WHITSON NELLE WHITEHEAD MARY JANE YATES CHRISTINE YARBROUGH LILLA YARBROUCH LYNDALL YODER SIDNEY YODER .. ,. I' '6 ,ff H LKQNHD Yz5XM,,,,,,,,I L ,,,, , ML. fail- . .I mf AN ' 41'- Puyf 47 GIRL RESERVE CLUB OFFICERS JESSIE KING MARY LILLIAN WARE E AEEEEE E RUTH TARPLEY EEEEEE ee .E RUTH RIVES EEEEEEEn,EE-,EEEEEEv,EA-,E Miss MACKIE LEDBETTER EEEEEE , 4532? President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Sponsor -. X W -. 1 .I fa LQ Panda S 5 in ' l ' i 5 1 DELEGATES TO T. H. S. P. A. Weslaco High School sent delegates to the Texas High School Press Asso- ciation which met at Baylor College in December. Maurine Griffith repre- resented the La Palma, While Robertine Deen and Hazel Stone were Hi- Life delegates. Miss Margaret Miller and Mrs. R. A. Deen were chaperons. Robertine Deen was elected treasurer of the Association, and Weslaco High received an engraved silver loving cup, the award for the Winner of the mileage contest. . A Page 48 W S 26 S i l , 'fx f'- ,fx LQPD DEBATERS . The elimination contest to determine what students should represent Weslaco High School in debate was held January 26. The girls chosen were Hazel Stone and Virginia Voigt, the boys were Charles White and Roland Blackwell, with Mary Lou Holbert and Irving Ault as alternates. These teams were sponsored by Miss Mackie Ledbetter. The schedule for debate was arranged as follows: Both teams debating Lyford March 12. Both teams debating Brownsville March 19. Both teams debating Donna March 26. Interscholastic meet April 3 and 4. The question for debate was: Resolved, That the Proposed Child Labor Amendment to the Federal Constitution Should Be Adopted. After work- ing over twelve hours a day for weeks both teams came to the conclusion that the amendment should be adopted at once. Page 50 . 1... O 494 QPR SENIOR PLAY CUPID AT VASSAR v. MRS. MARVIN MCASKILL, Director CHARACTERS John Willet CA Young Architectj ..... or .... -, Amos North C A Banker's Sonj ......f ...... Shiny CA Darkeyj ................ -- ..... ..4... - Hank Gubbin CHired Manj ......... ....., Mrs. Newton COf Great Fallsl .,...... Kate CI-Ier Daughterlj ..,.,,....e. ROLAND BLACKWELL HOWARD HAIIA JEFF WHITE I RAYMOND CLIFFORD MAURINE GRIFFITI-I VIRGINIA VOIGT Wanda fHer Daughterj ,L....., .,,.. BESS ENNESS Miss Page CMatronJ .............. .. . Sally Webb C College Girlj .....,.. .- Matty Hart CCollege Girll ....... ...... Alice Worth CCollege Ciirlj ,Lt..... ...,.. . Patty Snow fCo1lege Girlj .....,..... I ......... - Helen Conway fFreshman at Vassarj Janice Mills qcoilege Girly ....., I ................ . Ione Mitchell CCollege Girll .................... . ' s Y 'N O P s I s LOIS CLARKE CHRISTINE YARBROUGH OPAL PIKE WILLIE HILLEY LETHA EMERY LILLIAN SPRADLIN LULA ARNETT MILDRED YOUNO ACT I Scene: Sitting room of Kate's home in Vermont. ACT II Scene: Kate's room, in a Senior double Cat Vassarj. ACT III Scene: Kate's Vermont home at Christmas time. Page 51 493325 4 . . 7'1- LQ PQLMQ LYCEUM PROGRAM QUALEN COMPANY-Oct. 14. The White and Brown Lyceum Circuit presented as their first number on our program the Qualen Company. This company was composed of Mr. Qualen, reader and impersonator, and Miss Green, pianist. Mr, Qualen was exceptionally fine in his impersonations, and Miss Green was a real musician. MARSHALL Louis MERTINS-Nov. 10. Mr. Mertins, often called the Poet of the Commonplacef' gave his lecture Batter Up. Mr. Mertins used some of his own poetry in his illustrations. NEW YORK PLAYERS-Dec. 14. The New York Players presented for us The Storm. Some of the outstanding features of the presentation were the good acting and the effective scenery and costumes. EMILY WATERMAN-Feb. 2. Miss Waterman entertained us with her readings and we soon found out that she had great talents along such lines. Her characterizations were extremely life-like. BEss1E LARCHER CONCERT PARTY-Feb. 18. This party was composed of Miss Bessie Larcher, Mr. McGinnis, and Miss Jeffers. Miss Jeffers gave violin selections: Miss Larcher proved to be an excellent reader, drummer, and clarinetist, and Mr. McGinnis acted as accompanist. DR. CHARLES BARKER The student body had the pleasure of listening to an address given to them by Dr. Charles Barker, Feb. 2. He is internationally known and it was due to our Rotary Club that we had the privilege of hearing his lecture. THOMAS E. LUCEY FEB. 8 Mr. Lucey, world-wide entertainer and poet-humorist of international fame, favored Weslaco's public with an excellent program, February 8. ART EXHIBIT A collection of beautiful and famous paintings from the Colonial Art Company were displayed in the Junior High School March 2, 3, 4, and 5, sponsored by the Senior Class. TREBLE CLEF CONCERT The Treble Clef Club of Southwest Texas State Teachers College enter- tained at the High School March 2. They rendered a varied program which consisted of choruses, solos and an Egyptian operetta, all of which showed they had been well trained. ' WESTMORELAND GLEE CLUB A delightful program was rendered March 9, by the Glee Club of West- moreland College of San Antonio, Texas. The solos by Miss Virginia Martin were especially enjoyed. Page 52 Talib f I K ,mi .r.n,s?uai Payv 5.1 ---.2 .A K A4 , ,S . ll 1. . s . VG... AR POR SCHOOL YEAR 1925-26 Sept. 7- Jupiter Pluvius ruins the formal opening of school. 14-Formal opening of school. 22-First edition of Hi-Life. 25-First game-Hrst victory. San Benito, 9-O.. 29-Contract closed for annual, rings, and invitations. Oct. 2 -Take big end of 24-0 score from Brownsville. ' 9-Victory over Harlingen, 3-0. 16-Lower Valley Champs! Tigers go down to the tune of 20-0. 26-30 -La Palma Week. Seniors win over Juniors in subscription contest. 30-Win Valley Championship from Edinburg at Mercedes, 21-O. Boys enjoy big feed that night. 3 l-Hallowe'en parties. Nov. 6-Special train to Robstown. Taste first defeat this season. ll-Armistice Day-no school. 26-Thanksgiving and the Royal Gorge is on. Dec. 7-Representatives return from Belton. School is glad to see Chubby. ll-Popularity Contest started. Who will win?? 18-Last day of contest. Many empty pocket-books. ' 18-School closes and we get two glorious weeks of vacation. Jan. 4-School reopens. 14-Lillian attracts attention with new bob. 18-19 -Those awful mid-term exams. l'm afraid l'll flunkn-popular cry. 20-Football sweaters arrive. Girls are extra nice to boys. 22-Basketeers outclass Mission, 43-11. 29-Beat Pharr-San Juan, 30-0. Feb. 2-Beat Donna, 22-9. 2-Dr. Barker delivers inspiring addresses. 5-McAllen outclassed, 42-7. 10-Win County Championship from Edinburg, 22-9. 12-'Ray for Lincoln! We get half holiday. 15-Mileage cup arrives. lt's a beautl 16-Meet San Benito at Harlingen in District Championship game. Victoryll 21-ll. 18-Basketball boys go to Taft for three days. 22-Holiday half-day. March 3-Basketeers and Coach go up State. 4-Boys win over Port Lavaca, 20-11. 5-Lose first elimination to Canton, 29-21. -Senior Day. X April 2-3 May ' 1 16 -County Interscholastic Meet. Supid at Vassar, by Seniors. -Junior-Senior Banquet. -Baccalaureate Sermon. 19-Class Day. 20-Commencement. 21-SCHOOL CLOSES. Page 54 ' me i A. Page 55 L3-Qkfffk ,I - ..,-fa-1,w5,v,w?z,m,m IQ CLASS lf-'OEM Among the beautiful pictures That hang on Memory's wall, The one of the Weslaco Hi School, lt seemeth the best of all. 1 3. 0. 1, 5 7 ,i ll Pl-Xu-19 S Not for the dear old building, Standing so proud and still, Not for the wide lawn stretching Over the sloping hillg Not for the halls so sacred, That lead to the classrooms where So many years we have gathered, Our diflicult tasks to share. We entered as little Freshies, With trembling hearts and weak, The Hills of Knowledge we had to climb, Tho' the path was dark and steep. More sure of ourselves the next year, We put on more of a show, We roamed thru the halls as Sophomores, That autumn of three years ago. When the final exams of Springtime Had faded into the night, We stepped forth as loyal Juniors. To live for the Purple and the White. gl And tonight, as Seniors we're standing, We have come to the parting of the ways, With eyes undimmed by the future, We have reached the end of our perfect days. So over the Bridge of Yesterday, My thoughts have turned tonight, And out of four years high school life, r Comes a glowing, tender light, And centers around dear friendships, That will last thru Time and Tide, Tho' the chance and change of fortune, May sever our pathways wide. lt may be, that Earth's tomorrow Holds for us no Class-meeting place: It may be that only in Heaven We shall all meet again face to face. But when Memory holds a pleasant trip, And the past thru our memories fly- I choose the Bridge of Yesterday And the days in old Weslaco High. BESS ENNESS. Page 56 sew Qt SENIOR CLASS WILL OF 1926 To Whom It May Concern: We, the Senior Class of Weslaco High School, 1926, being about to pass out of this sphere of education, in full possession of a crammed mind, Well- trained memory, and almost super-human understanding, do make and pub- lish this to be our last will and testament, hereby revoking and making void all former wills or promises by us at any time heretofore made, or mayhap, carelessly spoken, one to the other, as the thoughtless wish of an idle hour: First, that the Class sponsor, Miss Franks, be the sole executrix, and no bond exacted. To the Juniors we bequeath the honor of being Seniors, the vast respon- sibilities, the right to the many Senior privileges which we had the pleasure of enjoying this year. To the Sophomores we bequeath the thanks of the class for the hearty co-op- eration they have given us during the whole year, and especially during the popularity contest. To the Freshmen we bequeath the right to some day be wise and sophisti- cated as they think us to be, and we sincerely hope that they learn how to walk through the halls noiselessly. To the football team of next year, the ability of Cecil Boone and Raymond Clifford: we couldn't induce Raymond Moreland to surrender his. Howard Ham leaves his wonderful ability as yell leader, and his sheikish ways to Murray Bennett. Lillian Spradlin leaves her gift of gab and Ponjola Bob to Lilla Yarbrough. Raymond Moreland leaves his good nature to all the grouches: his apparent cynical opinion of the opposite sex he leaves to Ralph Leech with the hope that Ralph will profit by his experiences. To Ruth Tarpley, Bess Enness graciously fand gracefullyj leaves her won- derful personality and perfect attendance record. Willie Hilly bequeaths her soft brown eyes and her self-assurance in recita- tions to Nelle Whitehead. To Cora Wagers, Opal Pike leaves her many accomplishments, especially her fame as an excellent skater, and her ability to do the Charleston. To Robertine Deen she wills her blue and white flannel sport dress. Roland Blackwell wills his long sweater and his ability as a debater to John Garnett. ' To Ruth Nalfziger, Mildred Young bequeaths her melodious voice, expecting her to assist Chubby in leading yells next year. To Angel Gonzales, Raymond Clifford wills his auburn hair. Christine Yarbrough wishes to leave her knowledge of Physics, and the honor of being the most agreeable student in W. H. S. to Maurine Cook. ' A Lois Clarke bequeaths her place in the popularity contest to all the pretty girls in school, hoping that each of them will win. Page -57 Wm ,----.- H3 f ' :- r vs : p LB I I Maurin Q1 f leaves all her adjectives to the Sophomore Class to distribute Q among the members of the Hi-Life staff for next year, to avoid constant use of the few they have learned the past two years. To Jessie King, Letha Emery bequeaths her hair: she also wishes her the best of luck next year in winning another football, as well as a Senior ring with the initials M. Virginia Voigt leaves a Warning to all high school girls not to trespass on private property . Her well-known giggle she wills to Lyndall Yoder. Jeff White wills his angularity to Boyd Scott. To Irene Richardson, Margaret Whitson leaves her Uke , to entertain a little boy called Hi-pockets . Cecil Boone leaves his surplus energy to Hazel Stone, who is greatly in need of it. His good looks and way with women he leaves to Emmet Clements. Lula Arnett bequeaths her quiet nature and her excellent record as a student to Nadine Weaver. I Lucile,Whitson leaves her Sunday afternoon promenades to Geneva Lantrip and Erma Andersen. In witness whereof, we, the Class of 1926, the testators, have to this our will, written on one sheet of parchment, set our hands and seal this twentieth day of May, Anno Domini, one thousand nine hundred and twenty-six. SENIOR CLASS OF '26 By Raymond Moreland. SENIOR PRIVILEGES To publish La Palma . To present the Senior Play. To be exempt from giving programs in chapel. To sell tickets for programs given at the high school. To To To To To To be generous to the Sixth Grade in the attendance contest. have Weslaco Hi's Most Beautiful Girl. bring Thomas Elmore Lucey to the high school. sponsor the Art Exhibit. I have a Senior Day. be honor guests at the Junior-Senior Banquet. To publish the last issue of the Hi-Life . To sit under the balcony in the auditorium. To go a hundred percent in the subscription contest. To To enjoy the rivalry of the Junior Class. receive diplomas in May. 49325 is f-ii AP Q, ,, A Pagf 59 X v. -F f- IQ ' ni fry a. '.?ia'J-WG SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY As the prophet of the Senior Class of 1926, dare I prophesy the future of my classmates with the wisdom of Solomon? Ah, yes! Why shouldn't I give of the knowledge that has been intrusted to me? As I contemplate the virtues and talents of the Seniors of 1926, a vision of their accomplishments comes before me. In the land of the future I can hear the voice of Mildred Young as she sings to an audience of several thousand people, about whom she has woven a spell with the simple melody of her voice. X 1 And, behold, a change comes over my spirit and my vision is changed to quite a different scene. The Honorable Raymond Moreland has used his money and influence to establish a school where the Seniors are perfect and the under- classmen respect them as their leaders. I look again, and, as I look, I see a stately old home among the hills, and over the gate there is a sign HOME FOR AGED MEN . I look more closely and on the porch I see a young girl talking and laughing with the old men. It is none other than Bess Enness, She lives here because it is so quiet, and the old men adore her, figuratively speaking. The fate of the most beautiful girl, Lois Clark, is, indeed, an unexpected one. Possessing such marvelous beauty, she should have gone to Hollywood, but she preferred to be the wife of Dr. Howard Ham. Even as I watch the home lights die away, a vision of Lillian Spradlin, the most rapid speaker to be found, comes before me. She is perfectly contented as a member of the Sets-Photo Circus, and is glad to be independent of everyone, especially of all men, for she has always cherished a most unjust feeling of disgust toward them. Soon afterwards I find myself entering a magnificent church where a minister in his robes of dignity pours forth words of inspired instruction. Verily, it is Jeff White himself, who has thus gone into the work of the church. While I ponder these things in my heart, the door of Baylor College swings open. Within these stately walls I behold the three girls who were wise and studious as influential teachers of this institution. Another view reveals to me a beautiful reception room filled with talented and learned people. The hostess, a society leader, is Miss Virginia Voigt: the greatest favor that can be bestowed on one is to attend her social functions. This particular evening there seems to be a special attraction, and, as I look, I see Opal Pike, the greatest authority of the the day on How to Keep Thin . This scene fades away and next my vision wanders to Italy. I can see gon- dolas floating lazily down the canal of Venice. One is more elaborate than all the others. Occupying this one is Margaret Whitson, who is married to an Italian Count. V On a small island out in the Pacific I find Roland Blackwell and Cecil Boone, who have dedicated their superb young lives to the great cause of civilizing Cannibals. V i i i V I I I V in fX UEFA Now there appears before my eyes a picture of the beautiful Rio Grande Valley. In that place dear to my heart, I find several of my former classmates who are still contented to make their homes there. I see a schoolroom, and at the head of the class of Physics I see Lucile Whitson. Then from the schoolroom I wander to a household, Where I see two persons whom I admired most in my high school days, Raymond Clifford and Christine Yarbrough. They are now man and wife, and in spite of the fact that they both have red hair, they seem to think that life is ideal and the dreams come true. Verily, as I behold this scene, the veil is drawn before me, shutting out the things that are to be. I turn reluctantly to the things that are, sure that only goodness, truth, and prosperity shall follow the members of the Class of 1926. MAURINE GRIFFITH. g IF- W. H. S. had any pep, Lillian Spradlin had short hair, Bess Enness ever wore red, Virginia Voigt giggled or whistled, Miss McDavid made a poster, Miss Horton called an annual staff meeting, Manon Holloway typed for the Hi-Life and La Palma , Howard Ham ever Hunked a course, Raymond Moreland were contrary, Christine Yarbrough ever spoke gently, Boyd Scott ever yelled at a ball game, Ralph Leech went out for athletics, Nadine Weaver ever missed a lesson, Ben Penick ever declaimed, Mr. Barbee ever scolded in chapel, Mr. SheHield's hair curled, Mr. Deen smoked cigars, Mrs. Bennett and Mrs. Carrothers didn't put their. pictures in the annual. Uncle Johnie liked Miss McGay, Miss Miller had a Hi-Life meeting, Chubby wasn't thin, Mrs. McAskill directed a Senior play. Everybody talked in chapel, ' Coach could put out a winning team, Students were ever given red cards, THEN-- W. H. S. would be the best school in the Valley! Page 61 e Wim W WESLACO'S HI-EST LIFE SENIOR HOP The Seniors and their friends were delightfully entertained at the home of Christine Yarbrough, November 15. Dancing and card games offered chief amusements for those present. Ice cream sandwiches, cookies, and punch were served at a late hour after a Very enjoyable evening. JUNIOR SPOOK SPREE In celebration of Spook night, the Junior Class and a number of their friends gathered at the home of Maurine and La Verne Cook for a party. All came masked and there was much fun in guessing each character. Dancing was en- joyed until a late hour when hot cocoa, sandwiches, cookies, andcandied apples were served. I S' G. R. PARTY One of the best Girl Reserve parties of the year was the Boy and Girl Mixer held November 21, at the home of Ruth Naffziger. Appropriate games for each month of the year were played. The June wedding was especially enjoyed. A most delicious plate lunch consisting of sandwiches, potato salad, olives, pickles, cookies, candied grapes, and hot cocoa was served to more than sixty guests. FOOTBALL FROLIC . ' As a delightful ending of football season, Mr. Fred Rives entertained the football squad with a dance at his beautiful country home, December 4. The entire squad, their dates , and friends danced until a very late hour to en- chanting music furnished by the McAllen Dance Orchestra. Punch and fudge were served throughout the evening. SOPH SOCIAL Jewell Watson charmingly entertained the Sophomore Class with a Christmas party at her home, December 18. Parlor games were enjoyed by all, especially the Suitcase Race . Gifts were exchanged by members of the class. Punch and cake were served to about twenty-five guests after a delightful evening. FISH FUN The Freshman Class enjoyed their Hrst class party Miss Fields as hostess. The history room was most the Fish colors. Numerous contests were indulged in all the guests. After an evening of pleasure, ice cream sandwiches, the happy crowd. at the high school with attractively decorated in and heartily enjoyed by and cake were served to Page 62 Wim 5 as 4:9 QTLLVQ g?Q,'TXon Q - Q I Yf ,. W r ?Wwff'f1w+ wfW Ww+ -- 1- tfwfxf f- H12-'vf'f+W' 1-' 5' L ' I 'U P V ' f ' ' IQ. -'K' ' -X9 H4 t . Q:-775 L - ' 4 5' is I ' ' Axiitgl LA PALMA '26 A , 15 PRESENTS ' , 135 5 L2G1s.QLARKE S M6st Beautiful Girl -MAURINE GRIFFITH gf ' 2'Most Popular Student 9 , - ' gf 1, , WELDON SWINNBIL Best Athlete Q r 1' Vrkcsn-HA Vcucrr Beit All Round Student t eawva I 2 . - L1 , . I it , 1 .ffm . it ' ,H 1 ct ILE. ' -.Z ,. ,v '51, . ,QQ T ' -1, 1 19 -. 1 . ' - 4 ,'f1f ' 3' ff, 39? , ' : 1 - , ' V ,Hal ' 'ffrfff I ' '- ' I .- 1.-I I 4.x-efftg ,gf 4 xv .. 54- : 1 ' ' 1 . Q -na -1, A ' ' Q A ' E ' . 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' -- -- 1 , , , , sg, Q . S. Q Q ., - h ,, me J., , A l r i 5u ,Ay Q !3 YN, Q hi, . ..,, fx' -Y -s I- ES ' . 4 .fx 5. 555 'iff ffl 1 .4 5 ...Q ,,,. ...,', '1. 3' .eg Fig 24:- f. F53 LG at at Q 'S' 1 P? Z'T 4... 'T r ,, K -tr 34, is, 35 F .1 , J.. . gi ,c L. ., . mr. K' -, , 564 , LI: ,la- 'i fb -. 'i y. 9- , - . , . PEP SONGS FIGHT SONG When that bld Hi Schooliteam falls in line. We're gonna win a game another time: G For .that old football team we love so well, For that old Hi School team we'll y Yell! and Yell!! and Yell!!! Wire gonna light, fight, fight for every scorez, Wdll kick those goals' and then we'll win some more. We're gonna roll old---- G .flln the sod, in the sod: Fight! Fight!! Fight! 11 LOVE NOBODY BUT YOU, TEAM S 'Love nobody but you, teamf Love nobody but you! You have won my heart, team, iTo you I'llVbe true, true, true, true! Do not turn me down, team, No, not another will do! From morning till night I'm telling you right Love nobody but you! WE'RE LOYAL TO YOU We're loyal to you, Weslaco Hi! Q We're all 'staunch and true, Weslaco Hi! We'll back you to stand O ' Against the best in the 1and,' , For we know you have the sand, Weslaco-.Hi! Rah! Rah!! ,' ' Go smash that blockade, Weslaco Hi! - Go crashing ahead, Weslaco Hi! ,A Our team is our fame protectors V l On, boys, we all expect a victory from you, Weslaco Hi!! A P ' f 5-Pa l i 'VAT' - f l 1.4. Is. Q' . , '-3 va--ri.. V . - . - . fa v..'-,., -.,f,..K-,1 - , .., e . 4 . .y,,.!EL,,.. .-:.,, A, .X ,, 1 , . , , .U .A A ' . .'-,Cfm-9 ' :N z'?121f45I'1v': ' 'Q ZF'-' 2 'e-?'ffI,? '-:fi In Hz' J --:sb T1 - 'fsck -.- v.'A-.eye ,r A :ds-.'2.-d'i3.'i'5f1:a-xaa:h:!5EQia.:,swfEiuaiinw.Em ?s.-1-f Gs ' '- X' hi .1 iii:- QM v 7 7 Q4- 6 Ar il 5 HTHLETICS. W , ,ff JQWL ! 'N 4 a , z ff f- ' I 1 :F - 'WW' 'sl' I ff 1 J ' ' HMM M' N? A , x .1 'N ff -Ll Tr' , I 1 1 I ,L I' 1,1 Xxx 041, Z 1 fo Z W- , , M' f f 1 - ii 'M . , 1 1315. . 51 1 ag 'H-335 T A-,Z 'P 911. .TFT . if' I., as f-is time .f 1- ' A fxk .0 -L il ggirg, in COACH MARTIN Coach I. E. Martin has produced championship teams for the last two years. Last year he made it possible for a team that had never won a foot- ball game to walk off with Valley championship. This year success has been even greater. Besides another Valley championship in football, with- out one score against us, his coaching made possible the winning of South- west Texas championship in basket ball and a creditable showing in the finals at Austin. With his keen understanding of his boys, he challenges them for the best they have. For your genial disposition, your dauntless spirit, your unfailing encouragement and sympathy-we love you, Coach! F? 1 , 1 4' lv, l ueews R. l ' COACH SHEFPIELD Mr. Sheflield came to Weslaco this year to assist Coach Martin who was planning a greater athletic year for Weslaco High. As Coach's right-hand He took man. Mr. Sheffield has proved himself efficient and capable. charge of the second football squad and made a team that was able to defeat some of the first teams in the Valley. Coach Sheffield and the scrubs should be given due credit for our success in football last season. While Mr Martin was training our champion basketeers, Mr. ShefEeld began build- ing tennis and indoor baseball teams. This first year has been a successful one for Coach Sheffield. and he has won a place in the heart of every boy and girl in W. H. S. 15325 Page 7r 4 J. D. GARNETT-Fullback J. D. Garnett was a veteran back, having played three years for Weslaco. Although injured at the first of the season. he made up for lost time when he recovered. He will be with W. H. S. one more year. RALPH LEECH-Center Captain i'Longboy Leech is an all South Texas center. His superb tackling and art of intercepting passes were main features of the season. His elongated arms prevented the opposing backs from making any headway through the line. He has one more year in W. H. S. CECIL BOONE-Tackle Cecil is another three letter man. He showed his ability as a tackle by always getting his man. We are sorry to lose Boone this year. MILTON WEAVER-TOCkl9 Weaver played a prominent part on the football team this season. Tackling and intercepting passes were his favorite sports. He will be with us two more years Cmaybe morej. RICHARD HARDESTY-E nd 'ADick was a good end. His interference was good and he blocked all the punts and passes that came his way. He will be here another year. Page 71 RAYMOND MORELAND-Gudrd Raymond was a good, fast guard. He never let his man get the jump on him and was in every play in the game. Red will be missed next season, as he graduates this year. JEFF WHITE-End Jeff, although new in the art of football, made a reliable end. He was always down under a punt or pass and saw to it that the punts were not returned very far. He was a faithful worker. Jeff will not be with us next year. ROLAND BLACKWELL-Tackle Old Rock'efn and Sock'em was an excellent tackle. He always did his best until the last whistle sounded. Roland is another player who leaves W. H. S. this year. BEN PENICK-Halfback Spuds craved action! When once going he was hard to stop. His skilled knowledge of drop-kicking usually enabled him to make the extra point. Ben will be with us two more years. M. L. ,DEW-Guard M. L. was an eflicient guard in every sense of the word. His charges were successful, and he opened up such holes in the opposing line that line bucks were effective. He was a Senior this year. Page 72 RAYMOND CLIFFORD-Fullback i'Red Clifford's punting and passing were accurate, and he could skirt the ends for consistent gains. He was a good clean player and had plenty of pep and endurance on the gridiron. This is his last year with W. H. S. WELDON SWINNEA-Quarterback Swinnea was one of the best quarterbacks in the Valley. His fleetness of foot and indomitable spirit did much to make the season successful. He could always be relied upon to buck the line for gains. We are glad Weldon has one more year with W. H. S. HOMA MORELAND-Halfbaclk Homa was an all-round halfback. What he lacked in weight he made up in determination. He was a consistent ground gainer, and was hard to catch in the open. He Will be here another year. CLINTON COMPERE-End Clinton was an earnest and willing player. He never gave up, but broke up many plays behind the line of scrimmage. Clinton will be with us next season. JARRETT PURL-Halfback Red was little but loud. Although the least man on the team, he was far from being last. He could sift through the opposing team for lengthy gains and never failed to recover a fumble in his vicinity. Page 73 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE W.H.S. A,,... ...,L. 9 San Benito.-- .... ,.- ------ 0 W.H.S. ,, L,.,A . ....,, 21 at Brownsville ....... .... - - 0 W.H.S. .... 3 Harlingen ..,.., L ------ 0 W.H.S. E L,.., ..,L. . 20 at Mercedes -, ,.,. - ..,, -- O W.H.S, L,L,., L,e.. , 21 Edinburg ..... ....4. 0 . W.H.S. Y ,,,..,,,i,.... ,. .... 13 at Robstown w,L............. r ...i,,.,... ,.-..-----49 W.H.S. Total ,,i.i ,. .,.,e 87 Points Total Opponents .. .o,. -LL49 THE SEASON OP '25 The Valley Championship has been won again by the Weslaco Panthers. This achievement was made possible by skilled coaching and the co-operation of the entire squad. The defeat of Edinburg 21-0 gave the Panthers the title of Valley Champs . - The only defeat of the season was the game with Robstown for district title. Both teams had a perfect record for the season. Neither had lost a game nor been scored against. Although outweighed and outclassed, the fighting spirit of the Panthers enabled them to score against their opponent. An end run by Swinnea made the first touchdown for Weslaco. A sixty-yard run by Clifford in the second half gave the Panthers another touchdown. Although defeated Weslaco went down fighting hard. May we avenge this defeat next season! WSE E A . .- me ...L m...za,.i,' 'i ' Pflzfv 75 RAYMOND MORELAND Guard WARREN CLIFFORD Guard RAYMOND CLIFFORD CCaptainj Forward HOMA MORELAND Forward JEFF WHITE Guard Page 76 WELDON SWINNEA Forward TYNE PERKINS Guard RALPH LEECH Center BEN PENICK Forward CLINTON COMPERE Forward 1,7110 77 ' PQLMR A 1 5 ' BASKETBALL SCHEDULE ...,.. 18 Mercedes ALA. , 4 W,H,S. ,,,,. ...... 4 7 Mission ,A.....,,....... -..-.--lZ W,H,S. ...... 30 Pharr-San Juana .,.v,, we - 2 W,H,S, - -,-,- . ,.,,. 22 at Donna LL...,......LA ...... 9 W,H,S. , ,,,,, ...AL. 4 4 at McAllen sss,. 7 W.H.S. ,,,,,, -M A.,. 22 Edinburg Lis.,,s ...... 9 W,H,S. ...... ....., 2 5 San Benito. .... -i----1l W.H.S. ...... ...... 2 5 Sandia ......e D e...eee.ee ...... 8 W.H,S. if .... ...... 2 9 Corpus Christi Lo,.sL.. ...... 1 7 W.H.S. ,,,.,. ....o,, 4 at Taft ...........,. ..--- ,LM 7 Total ....,. ...., . -.266 Total opponents. ........ ..... , 86 BASKETBALL SEASON OF '26 Weslaco made an almost incomparable record in basketball this season. After defeating five teams by large scores, the Panthers won over Edinburg for County Championship. San Benito, cham- pions of the Lower Valley, were also defeated by the Panthers, and Valley Championship was secured. District Championship came next when we defeated three teams in the tournament at Taft. Weslaco was now entitled to take part in the semi-finals at Austin. Weslaco became Southwest Texas Champions when Port Lavaca was beaten. Defeat was tasted in the semi-final game 'with Canton, but the Panthers went down, fighting to the last. Weslaco had made a wonderful record, for this was the first time that any Valley team had gone to State. , Pg 78 . ,fx UEFA 1 X 1' N . a --..g,.,,n s l l 1 1 1' ' W. H. S. TRACK TEAM J. D. GARNETT, shot-put and discus: JEFF VVI-IlTE, half mile and relay: RALPH LEECH, discus RAYMOND CLIFFORD, high jump and broad jump: WARREN CLIFFORD, half mile WELDON SWINNEA, relay and 100-yard dash: JAMES SUTPHEN, high and low hurdles This is Weslaco's second year to enter a track team in the county meet. Weslaco won one iirst place in the county meet last year when Raymond Clifford won first place in high jump in both county and district meets. Weslaco has high hopes of winning the county meet this year and sending a track team to State. Page 79 f L..1.----f- fill -- 'X X -Lug my ,V .A ..--LM-.-..---....,-.... ,.1, -.a.--M. -we-..- l N' 'Q ex B.,,,,-,,,,,,,,,,.,.,.,,,,,,,,,.,,--,-,.....,,............--..--- A -. ,....,..,,.,,,,,,...,.......1--p .Q 1 ! XX - uf' xx H. ,1 i BASEBALL H. MORELAND, P.. SWINNEA, ZB.: R. MORELAND, lB.: HOLLAND, C.: PENICK, 3B.: LEECH, CF.: HEAD, LF.: PERKINS, SS.: MARTIN, P.. FIANDT, RF. The Panthers hope to win Valley Baseball Championship this season, and thus give W. H. S. three championship teams. Only one game has been played to date in which we defeated Edingburg with the score of 10 to 3. SCHEDULE Edinburg - .,,., ,.,, .,..,..,, a t - .,r., - Weslaco Weslaco r.,r -- - .,i.,,. at .,..,. ,r,. -, .... Mission Weslaco .V..r.. r,.. - ---at .,r,.e ..... P harr-San Juan Weslaco ,.., .-------at v.,.., ----.---Mercedes Weslaco .r,.ri, ..,.. a t ,.,r.. -- ---Donna McAllen .---- -.--- - -.at ------ -----.- W eslaco 'M' Page 80 W ii MQ-.-fl-'lW3'2E Q, , .L- l.,,....i---- l'uyv 81 9 A X Ex 4b Q? ,-f 17,911 2 'JL' ' if in 1. 'f' X, fcgyi' I ' . X .F 2 :S 5 F I - v, 1 '7 V Sv 4 E N 2 f W xx X p vw,,mfv 4 VW ANAVVVN7 X -fxfgx JJLLXAN MWMD Bess -SEN 'K 'E 6111? X fXf'X f 'I'Al l' Y SGW co. f S' ,V '1 has 0 Qy lf N-, I . Q, v f f fs? wffr RALPH PfD'V'7WV A f FI 'Dk em Wffflf ff' W7 ' of ,,.1' 'R U P 8 - .- . 3 X x Y - ' x - I . I 1. 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That a square is a triangle with all four sides equal. That the area of a circle is one-half the base times the altitude. l That Ireland had a sweet potato famine in the nineteenth century. Wim 1---...L fix K N - ..... f, '1 wx. its. ee QJJQN fetal.:-wa I N -el Yi Ng, 1-' SYMONDS-HILL Weslaco Trading Co. DRUG CO. GRAIN FEED The Rexall SfOl'e FIELD SEED Moving With Weslaco Your Patronage Prescriptions Our Appreciated Specialty PHONE 101 E G. BRASHER, Mgr. SPENCER-SAUER Lumber Co. Service - Courtesy - Quality WESLACO, TEXAS VALLEY BEE and HONEY CO. Headquarters for BEES, QUEENS and BEE SUPPLIES H E R A L D Service Station Texaco Gas and Oils Firestone and Lee Tires Weslaco, Texas TM .,.- v, -,f .MN ,.,,,,. , ..1i.N-W' FW , 5 .KBPG-H Q' Conqplirnen tary K. M. B. K. TRAYLOR The Man That Put the Price Down FORD BUICK Authorized When Better Cars Are Built Service Sta tion Buick Will Build Them WESLACO AUTO COMPANY Miss McDavid, wishing to get into the school building one night, went to the picture show to find the janitor. The following con- versation took place: MISS MCDAVID: Have you seen Uncle Johnnie? THEATRE MANAGER: I don'c know your uncle, but you may look for him inside. COACH: I-Ioma, quit talking so loud. They can hear you whis- per way up at the Weslaco Drug. HOMA I in a whisperj: Send me a coke. HUB GROCERY and MARKET Quality and Service ' CLEANLINESS Our Morro WSW v. s s t f! , fag LQ ?t-xume .A V Vg! V1 Q 1 WHY CRANK and CUSS? Buy Batteries From US Service Guaranteed CLARKE'S Battery Service At Weslaco Auto Co. The Peop1e's Store Fora GROCERIES, DRY Gooos and SHOES First Business House Built South of Railroad S. M. MATTER, Prop. MR. KING: What proof have you that you can support my daughter? I-IOMA: I-Iaven't I been engaged to her for over a year? TONY'S Model Drug Store C urb Service Night and Day WESLACO, TEXAS DAIN'S FEED and SEED STORE All Kinds of Feed and Better Seed Mary had a little cow, And oh, how it did stutter! In place of every quart of milk It gave a pound of butter. F I R S T NATIONAL BANK We Appreciate Your I B U S I N E S S Dependable Service Valley Electric AND ' Ice Co. ' Courteous Service tx 65326 1 QQLALTA 'f 1? 'EZ ' grind .V - , fk L-QPR In the Lead in the Valley THE WESLACO NEWS 5000 People Read It Creators of Fine Job Printing FROSCH'S Dry Goods Store GREATER VALUES LOWER PRICES WESLACO, TEXAS MISS LEDBETTER fexplaining characters in Twelfth Night jr Weldon, what kind of person does Percy Belch suggest to you, WELDON: Well, it Suggests a man with indigestion, to me. BESS fin Physicsj: How did the sun happen to catch afire? HOMA:' They didn't have fire prevention in those days. EVERYTHING To BUILD ANYTHING WESLACO LUMBER COMPANY Y O U R F A C E Is the Center of Attraction for Somebody Have the Friends Who Love You Most a Recent Photograph of You? ARTISTIC PORTRAITURE IS OUR SPECIALTY ' W'e get graceful poses, natural expressions, and a dash of distinctive individuality that never goes out of style, and will make pictures of you interesting years hence. OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS FOR THE LA PALMA E. M. STUDIO-On Highway S. I... EDRINGTON, MGR. fisitb 1 -. -T ik It .fry LQ in-.via .RL '3' B Q R D E R L A N D Go Where You Please, Sleep Where You Please, But Eat at the Complete Line of and Special Chicken Dinner' IMPLEMENTS Every Sunday A RAYMOND M.: It's preposterous, old man. I'm an expert driver. What I know about driving would H11 a book. CONSTABLE: And what you don't know would fill a hospital. Give us your name and address. ' If Your Wzfe Can t Cook, Trevino Drug Store i , i D n't Dzuorce Her o Drugs, Sodas, Candies, Keep Her as a Pet and Tobaccos AND EAT WTTH Us CURB SERVICE WESLACO HOTEL Ho11oWay's Grocery and Market THE M. SYSTEM STORE Where You Can Save Money by Trading H. A. HoLLowAY, Prop. l 14693325 .. .37.-,vqx-b,:5,v - ,f 4 -M x-1 '-rf - S P EDMONDS co. O Dry Goods, Hats, Shoes, R Staple and Fancy T Groceries I WESLACO, TEXAS 161 Phone 122 G O SCOTTY: What is the differ- O ence between a flea and an ele- D phant? I S RUSSELL: I don't know. Why? We Furnish the Valley SCOTTY: Why, an elephant can RIC! have fleas, but a flea can't have HARDWARE CO. elephants' 1000 MILE LOOP 0' S, T. Service Station We Are for Weslaco S E R V I C E Are You With Us? Try Our'Seruice Once and You Will Come Back Head 8 Yarbrough I-IooD Z6 FISK TIRES Service With a Smile PHONE 6 2 MR. BARBEE lin Civics clussj: Well, it has taken many years for Women to gain their rights. MARGARET: Oh, it just took a long time to educate the men. rs P!-BLING E -c,f s U CC E ss gy Let this strong, -friend- ly bankthelp you to ,suc- cess. We Want you to i thinkfof us as a strong, wise friend, always ready andiwilling to give you help and advice that will make success easier for you. 1 Security State Bank A Home Bank, Owned and A Controlled by Home People n The Valley's Greatest ' Continuous Show Capitol Theatre 'Where the Big Pictures Plag'First The Home of Paramount Pictures First National , Metro-Goldwgn Fox Productions ,i Andersen Hdw. Co. STYLE HEADQUARTERS A e for MCCORMICK-DEERING STUDENTS Implements P High Grade Hardware Plumbing and Electrical Supplies COLLIER BROS. and WAKE For All You Wear QUOTATIONS Stand, and raise your seats. --Barbee. United we stand: united we fall. --Ledbetter. 'Tm just wondering. -Deen. Oh, the baby has a new tooth. -Stone. They say Job was a patient man, but he was never janitor of a high school. ' '--Courtnag. 493325 E1 i I I i l L l el .W . THE SCHOOL ANNUAL IS AMONG AMERICA'S MOST PRECIOUS INSTI- TUTIONS. G ON ITS PAGES LIE THE ARTISTIC EXPRESSION OF YOUNG AMERICA. Q BUILDED IN- TO IT IS THE LIFE OF OUR YOUTH. Q IT IS A MIRROR THAT REFLECTS THE INSPIRATIONS OF YOUNG MANHOOD AND ASPIRING WOMAN- HOOD. Q5 FITTING INDEED THAT SO MANY OF THE YEAR BOOKS SHOULD SEEK THE FAITHFULNESS OF REPRODUCTION AND THE FINE EXPERT TOUCH OF THE CRAFTS- MANSHIP CHERISHED BY THE SOUTHWESTERN ENGRAVING COMPANY Fort Worth :: Dallas :: Houston :: Tulsa :: Wichita Falls . 4- 1 wp,1I.wq 14a fX .EPB W-gi ' I , Sw-If ,I a. ..-N ,. , ., .. 1 ,. .EQ fri - . .. S ,. 13.253, N42!,5,5,,M ,A . - ,g - 1 any-4,vIf.'jf. I I. - I -' I wfwsj . . I - swf , Q A 1 I . sf E. N. NORTON'S - C In SERVICE STATION Omp 'mms United States Tires and of Accessories Vulcanizing and Battery Work Where Service Counts WESLACO HI-LIFE Treasure Island Sandwich Shoppee Toasted Sandwiches S. E. WILSON To SENIOR CLASS OF 1926 We commend you for your noble achievements thus far, and may the foundation laid, and victories won in W. H. S. speed you on to higher achievements. Weslaco Mercantile CO. , MISS FRANKS: What nationality were the Siamese twins? MISS LEDBETTER: Why, Siamese means grown together. Maurine G., who was teaching Miss Dillion's History class during the latter's absence, asked: Why was the blockade ineffective? BILLIE WITT: Because the Ships weren't big enough. MISS HORTON fin American History classj: Weldon, where is Virginia? . WELDON K looking embarrassed Q: Er-I' don't know. Maybe she's in the study hall. MISS HORTON: Evelyn, to what country was Mason sent by the Confederate government? EVELYN: It was England, wasn't it? MISS HORTON: Weldon, you'may tell us. WELDON: Why, I thought he was sent to London. QSM Q 'X gil eil . 'A . A I ii -4 E as QW Magnolene Motor Oil The Dependable Lubricant MAGNOLIAW Service Station WESLACO, TEXAS CITIES SERVICE OILS CO. Wholesalers of High Grade Motor Oils, Gasoline, Kero- sene, and Greases. Courtesy and Service HIGH LIGHTS FROM DEBATES In the debate with Lyford, Charles White addressed his opponents as His Honorable Exponents, and his colleague as his collegiate. One of the Lyford debaters spoke of the Explosion of Children instead of Exploitation of Children. One afternoon While the debaters were busily working on their debate, Hazel asked, Roland, will you please put that window down? Roland, who barely heard her request, said, mln a minute. After several minutes of waiting Hazel became impatient and asked: Roland, are you going to close the window? Roland jumped to his feet with ready courtesy and answered, Ulndeedl I shall incur the anger of no Woman, Miss Ledbetter was explaining the characters in Scott's Lady of the Lake in English class Friday, and Woodrow made the remark that he didn't like Roderick Dhu. Joe Mitchell said: Well, I don't like Scott either. i.l. WOODROW' Kin General Sciencej : Mr. Martin, suppose that there was an object that was moving so fast that nothing could stop it, and it ran into an object that was so large that nothing could move it? What would happen? COACH! U? 5 TESTER , 'fi f. 'rd 2 4 'r Wm f ,g c,., yk,,. L f : 3E.f gf:gK 'P r ' ,, ' -K ll 7 'M - 4 ' A Lt' .1- v.-'zu W.-Y' i?i+Sg71'k-lf rf A .s is t r M -has-:ss zf .Q W me it fqx. '. , f t .HKS PB X W I gf .-if ' 2 -if T' . ' ,ix-'I' tiff 1 , si 's 1 ' 1 At the completion of our task we give you this Hnished product of our efforts, with the hope that you will gratefully receive and appreciate it. We have done our best and can say that we heartily enjoyed the work. We hope that you will not charge any mistakes against us, for we worked earnestly, endeavoring to give to Weslaco High School an an- nual of which it will be proud. -THE STAFF. O 'z K. 4 4525 ,J 'U it F W Q .- 1 ' ffr.:f V , ' .xg.,. 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