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Forz£WORD This book was published for the purpose of bringing back fond memo ries of the work and pleasures of the Senior Class of 1933-34. The Pilot has not been published since 1931. This is a departure from tho printed form, which costs more than revenue for its publica tion will permit. It was also published with the hope that in the years to come, when the members of our class have gone out into the world and have become separated from one another, they may live again through the muny happy incidents and scenes recorded in the pages of Tho Pilot.

TO CAr<.RDLL ·oscAR 'vVJLsoN

OUR ESTEEMED TEACHER, COUNSELOR, AND FRIEND, THIS BOOI< IS LOV- 1NGLY INSCRIBED I r' J I£])£ /ZL;-\J ID }-J JGH ~C}-l00L r, DUJLDJ1IG • J ADMINl~GJ'RA"IlON I ~ . ... . : ~ . ' ------CJ I r'J I) J ~ -r 1 ~ r I I ,.., u -r .;...J J J - • ~- l\..I ~J'-..JJ

TO THE SENIORS OF 1934: We arc indeed proud to count you as tho largest class yot to gradutJ.tc; and we will miss you after grc.duation. I am glad to say that tho faculty and all congra tulato you on being one of the best be haved and most active classes tho school has yet h~d. Your attainments have been above our great est expectations.

Bo cautious; be bravo; be honest. The world ncods open minded and intelligent citizens who never coc.sc to know and to c~re. 11iork; study; persist; be kind and helpful. Life has many bles sings for you if you wi 11 only strive to achieve them. Your tecchcrs, your community, your parents have done well by you. Sec that those that fol low you may be inspired to do greater things by your achievements and examples.

THE Pl~INCIPAtS . MESSAGE

As members of the largest class ever to be graduated from the Nederland High School I con gratulate you. The work of a large majority of you has been splendid. You have been loyal, and you have usually succeeded admirably in whatever you have undertaken to do. During yom~ senior year, your work on the Announcer and the Pilot has been most pronounced.

That same loyal devotion to accomplishment of your purpose in life will net you results far beyond your expectations. Remember, that nothing really worth while has ever been accomplished without a great deal of effort on the part of the person striving to realize his purpose. You will be paid for your ability to give value received in your work. Be sure that you are fitted for what you undertake, and then throw yourself into it with all your resources. These four years of high school work have been most pleasant, and tho friendships and associa tions which you have formed will live on.

As the curtain is rung down on your high school career, it is with sadness that we bid you farewell; but there arc bigger and better things ahead for those of you who have the tenacity of purpose and application of self to achiovc them. C. o. Wilson

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L. R. Pietzsch C. O. Wilson Supt.- Ma.th. Principal- Math.

Frances Earle Edson Mac Johnson Social Science Librarian

H. D. Keeling Cora B. Linson Connnercial English

c. A. Mathews Marjorie Newson Shop- Science Horre Economics

Cynthia Press Estelle Wood Shorthand-Spanish English- Science

Floy Pinkerton J. F. Konecny Girls1Phys.Education Boys'Phys.Education

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ARABELLE ADAMS: Queen '32; Maid '34; Sponsor 133; Pilot staff 134 RUDOLPH BODEMULLER: Football '34; Announcer Staff '33,'34; Pilot Staff 1 34; Class Officer '31,'32, '33,'34; Glee Club '31, 1 32,'33; N Club 1 34; Hi-Y 1 31, t 32, '34 CLARICE CLOTIAU'A: Basketball 1 32; H.Eco.Club 1 32; Maid 1 32 ASHTON DAIGLE: Football '31, 1 32,'33, 1 34; Hi-Y '3~; Basketball '31,'32, 1 33,'34; Spanish Club '33; Club 1 34; Track 1 32,'33 LAVERNA EAVES: H.Eco.Club '34; Glee Club '31 01JIDA ELDRID~IC: Basketball '32, 1 33, 1 34; Pilot Staff 1 34; Announcer Staff '33,'34; Class Officer '32,'33,'34; Maid 1 33 BURRELL FRAZIER: Hi-Y '30 JOHN GOODWIN: Hi-Y '30, 1 31, 1 32, 1 33, 1 34; Gle Club '31, 1 32, 1 33; Pilot Staff 1 34; Yell Lea·e 1 34 FRA_TCES GOOD'.Hl : Spanish Club 1 32, '33; H.E Club '31, 1 32,'33,'34; Glee Club '31; Bas - 1 33, 1 34; Maid 134 HORACE GOOD~YI'N: BOU...'YlCer Club I 34; Gl 1 32,'33; Spanish Club '32,'33; Ro al JANITA G JGOR~: Glee Club '31,132,t Eco.Club '31,'32; Spanish Club 132 t cor Staff 133,134 GOOD:lIN GRIFFiiT: Football '31, t 32, ' 1 30, 1 31,'32, 1 33; lli-Y 1 31, 1 32; Ki '34; Sen:tor Play '34 . ILBUR GRIPFIN: Hi-Y t 31, '32, '~ I Yell Leader 7 34 BOB H IZLIP: Football '34; Ann Club 134; Pilot Staff 1 34; Track 132; Hi-Y '34; Span·, l C u19a+fl I-=-"""""-- New Member 1 34; Glee Club 1 34 JEWELL HAYSLETTE: Glee Club 1 31, 1 32, 1 33, 1 34; H. Eco.Club '31, 1 32,'33 JOE HOLLIS: Hi-Y Club 1 31,'32,'33,'34; Announcer Staff '33, 1 34; Pilot Staff '34; Boxing Club '33, 34; Band '30; Bouncer Club 1 34 SANFORD KELLY: Football '30; Basketball 1 30; Hi-Y 1 31, 1 32; Bouncer Club '34; Pilot Staff 1 34; Glee c1 u b ' 31, ' 32 BESSIE RUTH KELTNER: H.Eco.Club 1 34; Basketball 1 31; Senior Play '34 LAWRENCE KOELEr.IAY: Football '34; Spanish Club '32, '33; N Club 1 34; Hi-Y Club '31, 1 32,'33,'34; Glee Club 131,'32,'33 MARY FRANCES i.~O:IBCNY: Royal Family '31, 1 32; Class Officer '31, '32,'33; H.Eco.Club 1 31,'33,'34; Spanish Club '32,'33; Football Sponsor 1 34; Maid '32,'33; Announcer Staff '33,'34; Glee Club 1 32, 1 33; Basketball '32, 1 33 1 HESTER LEATHERWOOD! Spanish Club 1 32, 33, t 34; Glee Club 1 34; Announcer Staff '33, 1 34; H.Eco. Club '32 1 EVELYN LUKE: Maid '33, t 34; Glee Club '31, 32; E.Eco.Club '31,'32,'33,'34; Basketball '33, 1 34; Spanish Club '32,'33; Pilot Staff 1 34 L. T. McBURNETT: Football 1 33, 1 34; N Club '34; Glee Club 1 31; Senior Play 1 34 VERLON McGt~: Band •30; Bouncer Club 1 34; Glee C1 ub ' 3 0, ' 31 ; Hi - Y ' 3 0 INEZ MIIA: Basketball '32,'33,'34; Spanish Club '33; Glee Club '31, 1 32; H.Eco.Club '31, 1 32, 1 33; wyal Fw1ily '33, '34; Announcer Staff '34 EMILY 1'/IAE _IZE: Glee Club '33; H.Eco.Club '32, 1 33; Aru...,cu.ncor Staff '34 JOE MCNS O~ Football 1 30, '31, '32, '33; Ba sketball '30,\31> t32,'33; Band '30; Hi-Y 1 30,'31; Glee Club !30j'31,'32,'33; ·N Club '3L1; Dou.11.cer Club '34; Bo:-_ing Club '33, '34; Track :30, '31, 1 32, '33 RENE MOUrON: Football '33,'34; Basketball 1 33, 1 1 34; Hi-Y '32,'33,'34; N Club 1 34; Glee Club 31

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MARY LOUISE PERRY1W.N: Spanish Club 1 32,'33, 1 34; Glee Club '31, 1 32,'33,t34; Announcer Staff 1 34; Home Eco.Club 1 32,'34; Senior Play '34 CLARENCE PETERSON: N Club '34; Glee Club 1 30; Boxing Club '33, 1 34; Football '32, 1 33 MAYO PREMEAUX: Football '30, 1 31, 1 32, '33; Basket ball '30; 1 31, 1 32; Glee Club '30; Bouncer Club WINNIE BELLE REED: Glee Club '32,'33,'34; Home Eco . Club '33 MARIE RIENSTRA : Basketball '33,'34; Announcer Staff '33,'34; Class Officer '33; Home Eco. Club '31,'32,'33,'34; Spanish Club '32,'33,'34; Glee Club '31, 1 32,'33,'34; Pilot Staff '34; Senior Play 1 34 IYONE RUSSELL: Pep Squad '33, 1 34; Senior Play 1 34 GEORGE SHANNON: Bouncer Club 1 34; Pep Squad r33, '34 GEORGE VANDERWEG: Pep Squad '33,'34 RUSSEL VER ... CR: Football '34; Spanish Club '32, '33; N Club '34; Glee Club '31,'32,'33; Announcer Staff '34; Pilot Staff 1 34; King 1 33; Royal Family 1 34; Class Officer 1 32; Senior Play 1 34 LEON WARE: Football '33,'34; Basketball, '33, 1 34; N Club '34; Glee Club 1 31 JANICE WILLIAMS: Royal Family '33,'34; Home Eco. Club 1 31, 1 32, 1 33, 1 34; Spanish Club 1 31,'32,'33, '34; Glee Club '31, 1 32,'33, 1 34; Announcer Staff '33; Yell Leader '34 ; Senior Play 1 34 BOBBIE WILLIAMSON: Queen '33; Spanish Club 1 31, 1 32, 1 33; Maid 1 34; Horoo Eco. Club '32, 1 33, 1 34; Announcer Staff 1 33,'34; Basketball '33,'34; Pilot Staff '34 LILLIAN WOLF: Glee Club 1 31, '32, 1 33, 1 34; Home Eco. Club 1 31, 1 33, 1 34; Spanish Club '32, 1 33, 1 34; Announcer Staff 134 JACKSON WOLF: Pep Squad '31, '32, t 33, 1 34 VELMA RAE YENTZEN: Maid '33, '34; Class Officer 1 34; Spanish Club '32,'33,'34; Glee Club 1 31, 1 32, '33; Basketball '33,'34; Announcer Staff 1 34; Home Eco. Club '31,'32,'33, 1 34; Queen 1 34; Royal Family 'ZQ

Game Time: September 8 , 1930 Officials: Mr . L . R. Pietzsch, and Mr . c. o. Wilson Referees: High School Faculty First Quarter The whistle blew for the first quarter of that great game of school . The seventy- one players went into the game with shakey knees and a nervous disposition . In spite of everything that the co captains, Press and Mathe':rs, said to inspire the team, the ball was fumbled often and many incom plete passes v1cre made . Second Quarter ri'he second qua1·tor found the teams returning to the field more assured and self- confident than before . .:~l thou.r"h some of the players had been knocked out du:eing the first quarter, this did not di shear ten nspir l.llg sophomores . r.:iss Earle and r.!r . Mathews proved to be efficient captains . Third Quarter After the half, fifty- four juniors returned to the gridiron refreshed and eager to begin the last half of their high school career . Mr . Mathev.rs again proved his effici0ncy with the aid of Miss Wood . Some of the students almost stumb led, but were successfully helped over their difficulties by the faculty. Fourth Quarter During the fourth quarter, the team was badly hit by Dan Cupid and by those vvho thougpt they had s uff cicnt education; however, due to the splendid leadership of Mrs . Linson and Mr .Wils on, the rest of tho squad wore brouGllt to a safe and successful finish.

OF THE SENIOR CLASS

State of Texas, County of Jefferson KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS: That we, the Senior Class of the Nederland High School, of 1934, being in best of health and of a sound mind, do hereby bequeath and publish, our beloved high school possessions, to wit:

1 . Ashton Daigle to Johnnie Arnold , his four stripes and star . 2 . Lillian Wolf to Betty Lou Manning , her sweet , quiet disposition. 3 . George Vandcr Wcg to Glyndora McCauley, his ability to milk a cow . 4 . Rub?i Harvill to Shirley Gibson, her lmow 11 ledgc of 'how to rcduce • 5 . Ouida Eldridge to Melba Morgan, her beauti ful writing so r.rc lba co.n spc:nd all her time on her spelling for the County Moot next year . 6 . Arabelle Adams to Dennis Peveto , her sister Iris . 7 . Bob Haizlip to any aspiring Junior, how to edit a Year Book. 8 . Bobbie Williamson to Florence Reynolds , all her claims on Clifton Eaves . 9 . Winnie Bell Recd to Dorothy Me~dows , all her time spont on Shorthand this yeo:r . 10. John Goodwin to Bernice Ener , his "Bi ng Crosby" voice. 11 . Burrel Frazier to Iverson Meredith , h i s job as assistant janitor . 1 2. Laverna Eavoa to Ruth Boyer , her auburn colored hD. ir . 13 . Rudolph Bodemuller to Juliet Davis , his scholastic ability .

14. Rene Mouton to L0rettn Shearer, "I can't give you anything but 1 ove , baby i 11 15. Velma Rae Yentzen to Marie Boudreaux, her flushing dark beauty. 16. Leon Hare to Chump Sanderson, his shock of beautiful curly hair. 17. Mayo Premeaux to r.. Iil ton Mills 1 his s. A. in Economics Class. 18. Horl.,c e Good,.'lin to Leonard Manning, his fiery red hair. 19. Mary Frances Konecny. to any high school girl, hon to catch the next sinr,le coach. 20. Juanita Gregory to Eileen Muckleroy, all her this year's bookkeeping contracts. 21. Evelyn Luke to Ruth Langham, her dramatic ability. (Judi th 1, the door l ) 22. Hester Leatherwood to Leo McBride, her rumble scat. 23. Sanford Kelly to Thonns Moore, his pass to the boiler room. 24. Wilbur Griffin to M. J. Pichoff, his know- ledge of being a villain.(You dirty clag!) 25. Clarice Clotiaux to Evelyn Wagner , her sweet, quiet(slcepy), lovable nature. 26. Joe Monso to Wallace Mize, his friend, stick-in-the-ear Premeaux. 27. Jackson Wolf to Bernice Duhon, his upolished 11 speech. 28. Lawrence Koe le nny to J. C. Kelly, his slow, lazy, smile and sunny disposition. 29. Joo Hollis to C. W. Feild, the privilege of at tending a 11 tho bouncers' meetings and not having your Spunis...li next dey. 30. L. T. McBurnctt to Gordon Wilson, his big, broad shoulders. 31. Russel Vernor to Garrett Terwey, just a tiny bit of his popularity. 32. Bessie Ruth Keltner to Edna Mae Brown, her many Walkathon ncquaintanccs . 33. Mary Louise Perryman to John Bunyan Koele- may, a jar of hor facial cream.

34. Verlon McGou to George Jones, his sweet music of "When tho Moon Comes Ovor the Mountain." 35 • Goodwin Griffin to Jack Streetman, his way 11 11 with tho Wimmin • 36. Inez Mii a to Olga Miia, her ability to foul off a basko tbo.11 team during tm fir st quc.rtor . 37. Jowell H~ysletto to Lesley Sweeney, her blues songs. 38 . Clarence Peterson to A. v. Hamilton , his li ttl0 pug nos c . (ho ah, hco.h) . 39. Iyonno Rus scl to r,_Iaryon Ruth Yontzon , two of hor eyes . (The bottnh to soc you with , my dcah) . 40 . Fro.nccs Goodwin to Lour·ce Dold, her pretty, blacl~, curly hair so Lource v on 1 t ha vo t o got any more pormo..ncnts . 41 . Emily Mac Mize to !llildrod Shannon, her soft musical voice . 42 . Janico ·williams to Wilma Terwey , her amorous glances nnd wiggling dances . 43 . George Shannon to Earl McMahan , his number ' lebcn shoes and his bec..utiful golden hair . 44 . Marie Rienstra to Judi th Schon , her ability to close her mouth.

11 u WITNESSES : CLASS OF 1934 Supt. L . R . Pietzsch Prin. c. o. Wilson Mrs . Cora B. Linson

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·.' Mr. C. A • Mathews, Sponsor President------Gordon Wilson Vice-President------Earl McMahan Secret~ry & Treasurer------Shirley Gibson Social Leader------Glyndora McCauley CLASS ROLL: T·1~arie Boudreaux, Ruth Boyer, Edna l1In.o Brovm, Mabel Collier, Juliet Davin, Lourcc Dold, Dcrnicc Duhon, Burnis Enor, c. w. Feild, Shirley Gibson, Dick Haizlip, A. V. Hamilton, Gcore;o Jones, J. C. Kelly, John Bunyan Koclomay, Huth Lang.."1-iam, Leonard .Man nin , Dorothy Meadows, Iverson Mero di th, Olga Miia, Wallace Mize, Thomas Moore, Melba ~organ, Eileen Muckleroy, Leo McBride, Glyndora McCauley, Efirl IrcMaho.n, Fred Parish, Dennis Peveto, H.J. Pichoff, Edward Sanderson, Judith ~ehon, Loretta Shearer, Jack Streetman, Lesley Swc0noy, Garrett Tcrway, Wilnu Terwa.y, Evelyn Wagner, Gordon Wilson

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SOPHOMORE eEASS 1 9 - hliss Entelle Wood, Sponsor President------Ola ~ae McCauley Vice-President------Lola Bailey Secretary & Treasurer------Eileen Chester Social Leader------Iris Adams

CLASS ROLL: Iris Adams, Joe Almendro, Gladys Alphin, Woodrow Babb, Lola Bailey, o. D. Bailey, Willie B. Burran, Eileen Chester, Elbert Clark, Norwood Delahoussaye, Roland Dumesneil, Kathryn Fields, Charles Goss, Frederick Griep, Louise Gunn, Bernice Gunther, Lena Jefferson, Elizabeth Jones, Geneva Luke, Betty Lou Manning, Mildred Meek, Wilton Metreyeon, Milton Mills, Ola Mae McCauley, Vada :t.icGeo, James Nagle, Florence Reynolds, Gladys Rivers, Henry Short,. Wilbert Shumway, Robert Thom::i.s, Leola iha - ley, Opal Woods

8A - Miss Cynthia Press, Sponsor President------Agnes Thorp Vice-President------Fred Roach Secretary & Treasurer------Joe Kelly Social Leader------George Trotter CLASS ROLL: Shirley Arnold, Lois Bodemuller, Henry Bourque, Beulah I.1ae Campbell, Kermit Carter, Luther Defee, Helen Delahoussaye, Emma Doornbos, Karen DuBose, Hazel England, R. B. Gregory, Elizabeth Hanshaw, Edress B. Inge, Rollis Jon3s, Joe Kelly, Arthur Lee, Thomas Lee, Alton Lockler, Stanley Marlowe, Noah .Morvant, Mabel Pac ssler, Do 1 c Prible, Lillian Quebedeaux, Clarence Rchiardson, Fred Roach, Marie Sandefur, Eloise Sanderson, Jack Singleton, Ethel Spencer, Agnes Thorp, George Trotter, Harriot Vogclvang, Alvin Ware, Lillian Ware

BB - Miss Frances Earle, Sponsor President------Melba Rasberry Vice-President------J. W. Hise Secretary & Treasurer------Ethel Adams Social Leader------Preston Cesac CLASS ROLL : Ethel Adams, .Johnnie Arnold, Paul Billingsley, Sylvia Brookner, Preston Cesac, Laura Clotia.ux, Lester Clotiaux, Adele Creighton, Bertha Dore, Winfred Gal lier, Jack Gray, Mary Ida Griff in, Rose Mary Hayslette, J. VJ •• Hise, Thomas Housenfluck, O. S. Johnson, Leroy Jones, Ollie rae Keltner, Rolc.nd Leo, Soawillow Morgan, Sam Pace, Lou Anna Premeaux, Oneida Quinn, Hclva Rake , 1.ielba Rasberry, Elvin nose , Zoo Schon, Zillah B. Short, Emma Tcrway, Jack Weber , Olan vVhi tmire, Maryon Ruth Yentzen ' I SoeIE/I'IBS AND tBLUE>S

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President------Juanita Gregory Vico-Prooidcnt:------Dorothy Meadows Secretary & Treasurer------Marie Rienstra MEMBERSHIP: Back Row, left to right: Marie Rienstra, Mary Louise Perryman, Hester Leatherwood, Emily Mae Mize, Lill inn Wolf, Juanita Gregory Second Row: Melba Mor go.n, Eileen Muckleroy, Vada McGee, Lource Dold, Loretta Shearer, Wilma Terwey, Miss Alice Adele Wilkirson, Instructor Front RON: Olga Miia, Jcv10l Hays let te, Seawil low ..1organ, Lillian Ware, Eliza.both Jones

,...rA JJr-11 ~pr\ J ~.r CLUB President------Velma Rae Yentzen Vice-President------Gordon Wilson Secretary------Hester Leatherwood Treasurer------Marie Rienstra Social Leader------Janice Williams Sergeant at Arms------Bob Haizlip MEMBERSHIP: Third Row, left to right: Leroy Jones, Dick Haiz lip, George '11rotter, Iver son Meredith, Leonard Man ning, Joe Hollis, James Nagel, Gordon Wilson, Roland ·Durnesncil, J. ~ -. Hise Seconcl P..ow: John Bunyan Koelcmay, Bob Haizlip, Mildred Sho.nnon, Louroe Dold, Evelyn iagner, Loret ta Shearer, Marie Boudreaux, Ruth Boyer, Shirley Gibson, Elizabeth Jones, Helen Rasberry, Miss Cynthia Press, Sponsor Front Row: Holen Delahoussaye, Lois Bodcmuller, Judith Schon, Mary Louise Perryman, Uarie Rienstra, Janice Williams, Velma Rae Ycntzon, Lillian Wolf, Hes tor Len. thorwo od, Ola Mac McCauley, Ethel Spencer.

J-11-Y President------James Nagel Vice-President------J. C. Kelly Trea ~ urer------Joe Hollis Secretary------John Goodwin Sergeant at Arms------'v"/ilbur Griffin MEMBERSHIP: Back Row, left to right: Joe Kelly, Hilton Mills, J. c. Kelly, George Jones, Rene l1outon, Voodrow Babb, o. D. Bailey, Hoah Morvant Second now: Prin. C. o. Wilson - Sponsor, Lawrence Koolcmay, Roland Dumesneil, Rudolph Bodcnrullcr, Fred Parish, Joe Hollis, James Tagcl, Gordon Wilson, Norwood Delahoussaye First Row: Roland Lee, Dennis Peveto, John Bun yan Koclomny, Preston Ccsac, Jack lobcr, Wilbur Griffin, Bob Haizlip, J. w. Hise, John Goodwin

President------Ashton Daigle Vice-President------Leon ware Secretary & Treasurer------Rudolph Bodemuller Sponsor------Coach Johnny Konecny MEMBERSHIP: Back Row, left to right: Lesley Sweeney, Law rence Koelemay, Garret Terwey, L. 1r. McBurnett, Mayo Premeaux, Roland Dumesneil, Earl Mc.Mahan Second How: Clarence Richardson, Leon Ware, Johnny Arnold, Edward( Chtunp) Sanderson, Leo(Hay stack) McBride, Rene Mouton, Rudolph Bodemuller, o. D. Bailey, Coach Johrm.y Konecny Front Row: Bob Haizlip, Clarence Peterson, Leonard Manning, Russel Vernor, Dennis Peveto, Woodrow Babb, Joe Monso, Goodwin Griffin, Ashton Daigle

SenooL Aecr1v161'1:ES ... "• .: i: . I.' i . ·. •. ,i.• : 1:. "T --i E pI LOT II STAFF Editor-in-Chief------Bob Haizlip Associate Editor------Marie Rienstra Business Manager------John Goodwin Asst. Business Manager------Ouida Eldridge Activities Editor------Arabelle Adams Society Editor------Evelyn Luke Art Editor------Joe Hollis Boys'Sports Editor------Rudolph Bodemuller Girls'Sports Editor------Bobbie Williamson Jokes Editor------Russel Vernor Mimeograph------Sanford Kelly Sponsors-- Mrs. Cora. B.Linson and Mr. C. o. Wilson IN PICTURE: Back Row, left to right: John Goodwin, Rudolph Bodemuller, Joe Hollis, Sanford Kelly Front Row: Mr. C. O • 1Nils on, Bob Haizlip, Evelyn Luke, Ouida Eldrid@, Marie Rienstra, Ara belle Adams, Bobbie Williamson, Russel Vernor, Mrs. Cora B. Linson

Ll-f'r Ir·.r. Editor-in-Chief------Uo.rie Rienstra Associate Editor------Mary Frances Konecny Business Manager------Rudolph Bodemuller Asst. Business Manager------OUida Eldridge Scoiety Editors------Inez Miia and Mary L. Perryman News Editor------Velma Rae Yentzen Art Editors------Joe Hollis and Emily Mae Mize Jokes Editor------Juanita Gregory Chapel Reporter------Lillian Wolf Boys'Sports Editor------Bob Haizlip GirlstSports Editor------Bobbie Williamson Exchange Editor------Hester Leatherwood Mimeograph Operator------Russel Vernor Sponsors--- Mrs. Cora B. Linson and Mr . c. o. Wilson IN PICTURE : Back Row, left to right: Bob Haizlip, Joe Hollis , Rudolph Bodemuller, Russel Vernor Second Row: Mr . c. o. Wilson, Velma Rae Yentzen, Bobbie Williamson, OUida Eldridge, Inez Miia, Emily Mae Mize, Juanita Gregory, Mrs. Cora B. Linson Front Row: Lillian Wolf, Marie Rienstra, Mary Frances Konecny, Mary Louise Perryman, Hester Lea therwo cd

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ROYAL FAMILY:

Princess Inez Miia Prince Horace Goodwin lf~] Princess Iris Adams ~"~ His Highness- The King, Leonard Man- V ning Her Highness- The Queen, Velma Rae Yentzen Prince Russel Vernor Princess Janice Williams Prince Clarance Peterson

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The Spooks' County Fair, which was held in the Nederlcnd High School gymnasium on October 31, 1933, proved a great success. Tho gymnasium was beautifully decorated in the Hallowe'en colors. Booths were built around the walls, where different things were sold. Contests, races, tumbling, wrestling, and an old time barn dunce were held, with old t irre music furnished by 1 11 The Lone Star Sercnadcrs ' , r~~rs. Huddleston, and 1'Dadi1 Robin. A packed house witnessed a very entertaining program in the auditorium. The rm.in attraction of the evening was the corono. tion of Hor Highnc ss-the Quc;en, Velma Rae Yentzon, by lli s Highnoss-thc King, Leonard Manning.· The Royal Family cons i stod of Princesses Iris Adams, Inez !Iiia, and Janice \'/illiams; and Princes Russ cl Vernor, Clarence Peterson, and Horace Goodwin. l l

rJG~rrJf.IG .!) u LLD OG s Bo.ck Row, left to right: G. Griffin, Manager; R. , Bodemullor, center; c. Richardson, guard; J. Arnold, end; E. Sanderson, tackle; L. Waro, end; W, Babb, halfback; A. Daigle, halfback; Coach J. F. Konecny Second Row: L. Koclcmay, gun.rd; o. D. Bailey, end; L. Mc.nni::,g, guc..rd; G. Terwey, ond; L. McBride, center; L. T. McBurnott, tackle; L. Sweeney, full- back Front Row: R.Dumcsnoil, quarter; D, Povoto,quartcr; Tackle; E. R.Vcrnor, 11111 McMDhan, half back; o. s. Johnson, half-_ back; Bob Haiz lip, guard Wal tor Perry- man, Mascot Inset: Rone 165 pounds of Mouton, full dynamite back ... RE 'I J E'1\f The Nederland Bulldogs have this year experien ced the greatest football season in the history of the school. Never before has there boon such whole-hearted cooperation among the faculty, tho school, o.nd tho c omnruni ty. This c.lonc hns been largely responsible for the successful football season; for cooperation is tho foundation of all success. It wns also tho cooperation of the team with Coach Konecny and Captains Daigle and Sanderson that mo.de possible the six victories ~nd one tie out of eight games played. The Bulldogs placed two men on the all-district team and one man on the second stringa Ashton Daigle o.nd Edward Sander son, and Bob Hnizlip. Th0 community 2nd school arc indeed proud of such an outstunding toum. The old saying, "Tho bigger they come, tho harder they fall", bD.s o.gu in proved true. Nederland High School has a standing reputation for the willing ness to play all schools, large or small, barring none. This year tho Bulldogs have played every important class B school in the district except Dayton, who co.ncel led their go.me because of cm overcrowded schedule. And did those big 'elevens• fo.111 and how! Orange, Liberty, ~nd French wore easy vie tims for tin Bulldogs; and a 11 those ton.ms ure not in the Kindorgnr ton Class either. But Port Neches was tho stumbling block of the season. Woll, moru power to them; but every DOG has his da.yl SUMMARY: Sept• 23 Ncdorlo.nd--6 Jaspcr------6 Sept. 30 Noderlo.nd-38 st.Anthony---0 Oct. 7 Ncdorland-26 Liberty------0 Oct. 21 Nederlo.nd-48 Daisetta-----0 Nov. 4 Nedorland-12 Orange ------6 Nov. 10 Nedcrland-13 Clcvelond----0 Nov. 17 Noderland-19 Fronch------18 Nov. 25 Nederland- 0 Port Neches- 7 Total Score--162 ------37-

FOOTB;\LL S?O~l::OK 1\1 JD J\;J ;-\ J ['J s Reading left to right: Iris Adams; Velma Rae Yentzen; Arabelle Adams; Mary Frances Konecny, Sponsor; Frances Goodwin; Bobbie Williamson, and Evelyn Luke The sponsor and maids wore black and old gold ensembles. They supported the football team faithfully through a very successful season. Wherever the Bulldogs went, the sponsor and her maids were sure to be there rooting for them. Little Tomnie Lou Luke served as Mascot......

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JO~J~I GOOD\1Vl1 I Jf\ ~l IC E vV JL L J f\ 1\;I S '1V J LBU R GRIFF J ~I l I N PICTURE, Reading left to ri@lt: Marie Rienstra, center(business manager); Frances Goodwin, guardi Ouida Eldridge, forward; Loretta Shearer, center; Bobbie Williamson, forward; Velma Rae Yentzenf for ward; Olga Miia, guard; Evelyn Luke, center; nez Miia, guard(captain)

SUM--.. ··-······h·· MARV- ·- ······--···-·- ·-·· ·····OF·-.. ········--···· ·SEASON-····-··--.. ··········-···-······ Dec. 13 Ne derland-- 23 Y. w. c. A.---- 17 Jan. 12 Nederland-- 20 Port Neches---- 7 Jan. 16 Nederland-- 9 Y. w. c. A.---- 17 Jtln. 19 Nederland-- 19 French------25 Jan. 20 Nederland-- 25 Sabine Pass---- 2 Feb. 2 Nederland-· 32 Port Neches---- 7 Feb. 3 Nederlc.nd-- 27 st. Anthony---- 31 Feb. 9 Nederland-- 13 French------55 Total Points------161 ------168 I Rf 'IJEvV OF 'v\J JLDC;\TS SE;\SOJ I

He have been told that hard work is the secret of success, and this basketball season has proved it to us. The girls and their coach have been steadily on tho job, working to make tho most of their athletic career at tho least expense to the school. They arc proud to report that again they have paid all expenses. Aside from their athletic skill, those girls showed particular d.r·1.mo.tic o.bili ty in tho pro duction of 11 Tho Myst cry of the Masli::od Girl", a play from which they realized a helpful sum of money to defray expensns for tho year. Swen.tors wore given to nine girls on the basis of two years s orvico and the gren. to st number of quarters for this season. These girls wore Inez Miia, Capt.; Marie Rienstra, Mgr.; Bobbie Willirun son, Frances Goodwin, Velma Rao Yentzen, Ouida Eldridge, Olga Miia, Loretta Shearer, 2.nd Evelyn Luke. Wilde at om bl ems were gi von to Maryon Ruth Yentzon, Louroe Dold, and Gladys Alphin, who did excel lent work as second string players. Miss Pinkerton was awarded a svJOa tor for her service as coach. In addition to this, she was surpri sod with a beautiful black felt 11 Nedcrland" pillow, ~~th features in old gold. This came as a personal gift from the girls 1vith whom she spent most of her time this season. The terun brought their season to a close after winning second place at the c.nnual County Moot.

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Back Row, left to right: Good\vin (Goody )Gr if fin, Manager; Ashton Daigle, forward; O, D. Ba iley, forvmrd; Lesley Sweeney, guard; V oodrov1 Babb, center; Gordon Wilson, forvvard; Coach J. F. Konecny Front Row: Dennis(Flip) Peveto, forward; Leon (Speck) Vlare, guard; Edward(Chump) Sanderson, center; Rene Mouton, guard; Leonard Manning, forward GAME SUMMARY: Jun. 5 Nederland--25 St.Anthony-----19 Jan,12 Nederland--12 Port Neches----22 Jan,16 Nederland--14 Roberts Ave.---28 Jan.19 Nederland--22 Frcnch------24 Jan,26 Nederland-- 4 St,Anthony-----38 Jan,30 Nederland--19 South Park-----30 Jan.31 Nederland--11 Port Arthur----36 Feb~ 2 Nederland--15 Port Neches----26 Feb, 6 Nederland--15 Port Arthur----18 Feb. 9 Nederland--16 French------24 Feb ,16 Ne dcr land -- 21 South Park-----18

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Hiss Earle: 11 VJhat do you mean by saying that Benedict Arnold was a janitor?" l~arie Rienstra: "The book says that after his exile, he spent the rest of his life in abasement."

Goodwin Griffin: 11 Yes, I'm a *roat singer." Wilbur: ''Where did you learn? Goodwin: 11 By correspondence." 1.'Ji lbur: "Boy(, you surely did lose a lot of your mn.il somewhere. 1

Miss Wood: ''Alvin, v1hat in a cannibal?" Alvin Ware: 11 I don't know. 11 Miss Hood: "Woll, if you ate your mother and your father, vihat would you be?" Alvin: 11 An orphan. 11

VERSATILE Mary (on trying out a new cook): "Can you serve company?" Maid: "Yes; either way. 11 Mary: "Either way? 11 Maid: "Yes, ma'am; so's they'll come again or so 1 s they won't."

Ashton: "Frances, there's something I've been thinking of for a long time . Something is trembling on my lips." Frances: "Why don't you shave it off? 11

Lawrence: "Yes, John and I are partners, but we don 1 t sell the same goods." Mrs. Linson: 11 That 1 s funny. Explain yourself. 11 Lawrence: "Well, John goes around selling stove polish which leaves a stain on the fingers, and then I go along right behind him with the only soap which will remove it. "

John: "Evelyn, that man is six feet in his boots . " Evelyn: "Gwan; you don't expect me to believe that do you? You might as well tell me that he's 3ix heads in his hat . "

r:ilton: 11 What is the boss ' college son so svrnll ed up about? 11 Sanford: 11 A life insurance doctor just examined him and found him o.K. 11 Milton: 0 Vihat of it?" Sanford: "It 1 a the only examination he ever passed."

Colored Lady (to insurance man): "I want to take some fire insurance on my husband. 11 Insurance Man: "Fire insurance? You mean you want life insuranc c . 11 Colored Lady: "I knows what I y;ants; he ' s been fired four times in the last woek . 11

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