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1918 Texarkana Texas High
Texas Tiger
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Extracted by Phyllis Zachry from the School
Annual.
She also allowed scanning of
the Photo's!
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The
Texas Tiger Staff Officers Cecil Mitchell……..............….....……..Editor
in Chief Maud
Davis…….....................…….…Associate Editor |
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Assistant
Staff David
Chandler……………………...………Joke Editor Curtis
Parsons…………………………..Athletic Editor Dale
Vaughan……………….………………..Art Editor J.W.
Hughes……….……………………….Cartoonist Allie
Moss…………………….…………Alumni Editor Marie
Goode……………….………….Exchange Editor Kathleen Ganut………………………….Society
Editor Mabel
Barlow……….....……..……………Class Editor Sallie
Jernigan…….....…………………………Senior Cora May
Schwarz…..…….......…………………Junior Jeffie Woolsley…….......……..……………..Sophomore Jack Braumiller…….....……………………..Freshman Herman Friedman…....…………………..Stenographer Circulation
Committee Mattieleigh Walker Arthur Wilbur Lucy Kathryn Yocum |
Senior Class OfficersPresident:
Louis Melze. Vice
President: Frank
Henry Secretary:
Helen Hoffman Treasurer:
Allie Moss Press
Reporter: Harold
Beck Sponsors:
Miss M. Moss Richardson, Mr. Roy Baechler. Colors:
Blue and White. Flower:
Jasamine. Motto: “Not by leaps but by steps.” |
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SOPHOMORE |
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FRESHMAN Freshman class is composed of the seventh grades from the three schools: Central School, Highland Park School, & High School, total of 112 pupils. Officers for the Low Freshman Class Billie BeckHam President Howard Williamson Vice Pres. Kit Carson Secretary Officers for the High Freshman Class Vergil Miers President William Scurlock Vice Pres. Bessie Wexler Secretary |
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ALUMNI NOTES Miss Josephine Buron, a student in the Central Institute for the Deaf. She was a student a Texas High School and is doing very well. Friends of Jack Reeves, a 1913 graduate, are interested in the news that he writes happily from France of his work as a mounted courier to one of the brigadier general and tells of riding by a man in an auto who proved to be Ed Lemly, also one of the Texas graduates. Jack won his present post by breaking a Texas pony in Chicago last year which brought him to notice of an officer. Late Alumni Marriages Miss Elizabeth Davidson, '16-Liutenant Rex B. Hershey Miss Laura Leigh Andrews '16-John Gleen of the Tyler Commercial College. Miss Ethel Cothren, '17-Mr. Kader. Terrell. Miss Sarah Williams, '17-Hugh Davidson. Whereabouts of the Class of 1917 Lloyd White is at Baylor University. Maurice Powell, Ward Slimp & Harry Durham are representing the class of '17 at Rice Institute. Mastin White is at the University of Texas & connected in a business way with Prof. Crampton. Boyce Baker is at Texas Christian University trying to keep Miss Vesta Burford from getting homesick. Virginia Johnston is at Texas U. Imogene Stuart is at Ward-Belmont. Omie Beall Mizzell is a student in Marshall College. Irene Walter is studying at Southern Methodist University. Mae Crumpton is at Denton Normal, fast becoming a school teacher. Exa Pritchard is also at Denton Mabel McCall is a student of Baylor College. Esler Milton is also at Baylor. Elizabeth Todd is at Baylor. Russell Darnall is stenographer for Mr. Gaines at the K. C. S. Willa Belle Leaton is bookkeeper at the Four State Wholesale Grocer co. Katye Cantrell is stenographer at one of the local business houses. Dewey Moore is stenographer at the Southwestern Gas & Electric Co. Pinkie Hunter, Ellen Patterson & Mildred Williams, have responded to the call of Uncle Sam for women to take the place of the drafted men and have positions as mail clerks at the Texarkana Terminal. Eva Kate Joiner is at Dalby Springs, teaching in her home school. Jamie Templeton & Frank Alton are taking a course at the Texarkana Business College. Anna Merl Bennett completed a course at T. B. C. and accepted a position as assistant teacher in that place. Josephine Buron is an asst. teacher in a Deaf & Dumb School in St. Louis. Mary Moores & Ruth Hunter are at their homes, duties there being more important than the call of the outside world. John Reinhardt has distinguished himself in being appointed to Annapolis, for which he is now preparing and which he will enter in June. Paul Chester & Dayton Carpenter are in the service of Uncle Sam. Paul Wilbanks & Boyce Gaines are "Somewhere in the U. S. A." |
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