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PUBLISHED by 0 -R ,1-J ~R' ~R I- TJ-JE PJ LOT PUBLISHED BY 0 -r ,1-J _~r' ~r,... r J"\I IU1\. •') '-'~r' l '\ ~~,.. r- OF THE NEDERLAl\JD HIG~1 SCHOOL 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 r j ;\CU LT Y 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 8ENIOR €LA.SS 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 U.1934- fl 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.
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