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Home My WebLink AboutThe Round-Up 1-21-05 ~ YOLUME 1 'q-"."-- ." In November publishing The In September 1 ne of Rag -Up became the School replacing Gilchrist and Spri they graduated in Editors and Publishers until t and Dillard November 2003 another Beezley and the five. Parsons on an end-around page 3, 601. 1) .. Page .~ THE ROUND-UP The romance between Pat O. and Neal R. is still flourishing. Why is "listo" Teeny's favorite word in Span- ish'? (Needless to say, when trans- lated it means "ready".) Is Gretchen M moaning over her long lost lover James Sikes? When around Elaine, W arr~m keep your month closed be- on is small and the days a week. Mr. any sense be c 1', and the shop tition with the very well equipped. we will be HOME EC. CLUB rts are not more The Home-Ec. Club met on Tues- in supplement to the d day, Nov. 12, ith all 60 mem- t() give the pupils of a : bel's present. ie Camp of newspaper every week. In many the Extension Service presented a thing's our objectives will be the talk on "How High School Girls can same. ,Aid in Home Defense". The talk was Since moving to our new plant we : enjoyed by aIL f~el that our school spirit has been SCIENCE CLUB greatly magnified. This is a m The Science Club, sponsored by Mr. óf pride with ~s: We believe we I I ,Ferguson, is another new dub. At a of offlClals and leaders the regular meeting November 13,: sh his spirit with us. It 1940 several perpetual motion ma-I: Francis be our purpose at an times chines were diSCl1ssed and a movie make a c the news of the school, its p ,"The Moon" was shown. 'to Betty tea Our principle purp ANNU AL STAFF beautiful be upbuilding of Cons The Annual Staff, a separate unit is the as early as possi from the Press Club, held anothe opments toward g Ruth Nmmyili e ~ p does to urge develop time to time call needs a body to for the 1.A aud 2. An night 3. A larger an 4. A better equipped tory and t I istry as a high school i 5. from the the school. 6. The organization of council. pledge an terment 0 SchooL We request the of the officials, teachers, in these objectives. PRESS CLUB No meeting was held. DRAMATIC CLUB No me,eting was held. 3 ~ Congratulations to the Tigers, the first Maroon and White team to win a championship of any sort. They it the hard way barely having full teams. But they did have determination. MEATS '" HOME EC. (Continued from page 1) ! ! of a Taffy-Pull. A "Sticky-p ¡ good Um", was enjoyed by all , present. The school has a new movie pro- jector. It is a RoC.A. Victor machine whieh uses 16 mm. sound film. The projector, screen, and accessories were purchased at a price of $315. The Mothers Club donated $50 of this. The school is on a circuit which gets films from Sam State Teachers College. Du year the I wi1l films. Mr. e says sihility of gett pictures. The pictures are of good educatio should be seen by all sibly see them. RECOGNIZED for QUALITY Location North Gate GOOD FOODS ALWAYS of Highway 6 STAFF Editors and Publishers Dillard Spriggs and Henry Featur Editor: Ella Cofer Advert mg rates on request. Circulation over 500 "'II ... 2 THE -...... _.... semi- ation of Consoli- Station, At the reg of th Home Ec Club last Tuesday, Novem- ber 26, 1940, a musicâl program was heJd. Several vocal selections were p is p monthl h the the Pres ub of A and M dated High School, College Texas. !/Þ 3 - ------- --- -, -,-'-- ,'* Tigers' defeat at the hands of eZ Yellow Jackets cer- as bad as the Aggíes Texas Longhorn consolation for in all the Basketball practice is in full swing and prospects are v'ery bright for a good season. Coach Park believes that the Tigers wiIJ have as success- ful! a basketball season as they did on the team will get an ore Christmas at annual football banquet. FIGHTING TIGERS 0 UTFITTERS FOR MEN & YOUNG MEN December , - I M Conso' ! year he the s a good scholar. Her y, he is cast in a number of Dra spirit, and fine chara val Club productions. Jacques' report assets to find in any high school stu- cards show that his dent, and Consolidated High should ing is also far a certainly recognize the value of such at talking, both students. mally. Jac Jacques Beezley's dark hair, keen Point man, eyes, and good looks would attract ar?und boys in A and M Consolidated anyone; but, folks, it is not just skin HJgh School. deep. After a successful season as I' a back on our high school team, Jacques was elected co-captain of the' 1940-41 South Zone Champion football squad. From last years re- know that he excells in bas- 939 "S decla WHO'S WHO, (Continued from page 2) E. JEWELRY. STORE HARDWARE STORE DIAMONDS, WATCHES, AND SILVERWARE Appreciates Your Trade BRYAN TEXAS BRYAN DRINK A BITE TO EAT BRY Me~ber Federal Deposit Insurance 10-2-4 ME 1 The first one of these papers entitled "The Screwdriver." issue of "The Screwdrive around good old Consoli the year 1923. It was a four mimeographed paper and was lished whenever the spirit move editors and the remaini rt of staff. This paper was gi n to students free of charge. The second Consolidated paper first pubJished a few years This paper had a different nam it was called "The Round-up." Round, J1'" was also a four paper but it was printed. This was too pubJished whenever the moved the staff. "The Round-Up" charged a small fee for every copy. The 1940 edition of gers" was ente banquet honoring Tigexs, there people present The guest speaker of the v¡as Mr. E. J. Howell A. and M. Col1ege of the A. and M. MI'. Howell The t 'rd Consolidated paper first p ed in the fall of 1935. was entitled "The Tiger Rag" was delivered once a month. paper was paid for with advertising I' and was printed on slick paper. (Continued on page 3) I neth Kinsey, Clyde Schaffer, Robert. Schwartz, OHie Parsons, and Joe , Chestnut received a managerial award The Yell-Leaders also received jack- ets. They were as fol1ows: "Red" Lancaster, "Chic" Cooper, Ike Ash- of burn, and Taber Shelton. hlch the Coach Mance ed from Jim Bonnen a " of dip- pings showing the Tigers' proglress. As a token of appreciation from the I;eam, Coach Park received a sterling silver fruit bowl. 001 on Saturday is new for the Consolidated. This is cau<;t>d extra Christmas holidays due to flu. School wi11 be held on thn:e Saturdays. not done, would not of school u about the June. As it 1S, m we will get out on the sixth of June. hi UP Page 2 THE ROUND-UP January 10, 1941 nice gym The smaller r the fore most part farmers and rural resi- dents. While the citizens of College Station the majority, of whom are in well paid p s with A. & M. College find unable, or STAFF Editors and Publishers: Dillard Spriggs Henry Gilchrist Feature Editor: El1a Fr Cofer Advertising s on request. Circulation over 500 ... -EDS. Page :; are Footban at A and power to will proba see them sooner or later. was taken with the A. & M. Athletic Depart- ment moYie and is now thf.! property of Consolidated. The Tig m got off to "more start the other night by defeating Shiro, 34-19. The reason that we say "more or less" is because have won by a much but they did win easily after the first quarter was oYer. team wiIl tana. ss game for its of the game the next is- A Friendly Welcome" r Next Prescription WE DELIVER Phone 44144 Casey- Burgess Building COLLEGE STATION, TEXAS Let FOOD MARKET THE ROUND-UP Page 4 WHO'S WHO (Continued on page 4) in the Little Symphony Orc Also, outside of school he is ping into effect his own ideas of music by organizng and leadng a band of his own, Much of Jim'"; offtime is spent in working on cars and all kinds of motors. His int~resi in sports run;; along the same ch::mnel as most hoys. but Jim possesses the added ability of keeping statistics wel1. We are betting on a boy like Jim to really go far in life. to a eontest very well.. even better. the direction of is new to Consoli CASH & CARRY THE VISIT THE y~ (. AND VA S BARBER. SHOP Want to Do Your TAILOR WORK Suits C. & P Pants C. & P Sa CASH and CARRY A. M. WALDROP /if CO. NO. 19 HAMBURGERS 5c-10c "Bryan's Leading Clothiers" GROCERIES & MEATS Since 1896 College Station Bryan. T tOOUI In a fast scoring contest the ¡'(. is M. Consolidated wore down the Calvert Trojans and eked through with a 30-25 victory. As the game began Calvert em- ploying a fast break scored two points, but the Tigers went into the lead when ter, made wilL From then on the score see-sawed rmtil the quarter ended with Calvert in the lead 14-10. Following is score of the game: (Con't. on page 3, co]. 1) THE ROUND-UP T the dated High Texas. ST AFF Editors and Publishers: Dillard Spriggs and ilhrist A The saint whóšënãÏne is Valentine Be 'er me, is An me from thee, Thy faithful knight henceforth to b€'. also Do not, I pl'ay, my saint disdain, i th I would not woo thee, love, in vain; i D And though thou gÍ'vest me no kiss, '\ A play was p The loss shall be atoned by this: ,of sophomore I will exchange my heart fol' thine, I Thus only can I call thee mine. I Home Ec. Club 'Twould recreate the world for me, ' All members participated in The Jife-Iong' valentine to be! I cial hour. Study Club. The Club 1 new selections which king on at present. FEBRUARY Tallying but four times in half and only om! of them field goal, the Tiger basketee down in defeat ro Richards, It was Richards game fr start to finish. At the end first quarter the score was: 6-1 cond quarter it was 10-4; the it was 18-6; thnd of was 28-11. Ri ds Ie way. The Tigers seemed to be capped by the small Richards nasium and they could .. page 1) Pos. F.G. F.T. T.P. f. 5 0 f. 0 0 f. 0 0 c. 3 0 c. 1 0 c. 0 0 4 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 15 0 f. 4 1 9 f. 3 0 6 c. 1 0 2 c. 0 0 i) 3 0 \j 1 0 2 0 0 0 12 1 THE ROUND-UP PAGE 3 PAGE 4 THE ROUND-UP FEBRUARY 14, 19..11 ..-..,-..,-..,...... -"'---~' '--"'~-"'---"'-' -----' WHO'S WHO 2) (Continued frO1 English class so they tell me. I wo Williams reall;>;' did Ios n the show the other day and socked a lady or was it her dignity she lost. ~The Snooper. .... ... "'" Richa'rd CaUendar WHY NOT A GYMNASIUM? (Continued from pag'e 1) need a large building but a small one ing is very satisfactory for schools of the this size, Through a W.P.A. Project a gymnasium and athlet' be built by the school litt 25 os do we a for A. & M, Consolidated. of College Hills CLEANERS & D COFFEE SHOP MIT LEE, & MEATS The Rexall Issue 5 he th':1 gym stage so to give vision to the audience. Page 4 THE ROUND-UP -~----'---------- March 28, 1941 Location North Gate CRAMMING (Continued from page 2) kach it k them. Uoopecatlo 1 help:¡; ;" th',. This is a new six~weeks so lets all begin studying harder-and try to cooperate with the teachers. Pay attention in class and remember as- a signments e tt have to writ;;! them down-and ng up all your was homework. real "Lets have some cooperation and ti study consistently this six-weeks BETTER GRADES." -By Bettie Oil . II> Dial 4-8884 A. MEATS GROCERIES Issue 1 Page 2 The The R a month, of A. & M. and Grade Texas. P is published twÌ('e is the official paper Consolidated High School School; College Station, ið one doing his part, so come Tigers, come out from behind eight ban and let's get goin'. Page 3 SINK of several key men. unted heavily upon, Tiger chances for are growing less : B. J. Lloyd, J. to middlin' season's top ball toters, cannot be counted on for sure because of his foot which he injured last year. Vincent how- ever will start the Jewett gam". Third: Richard Callender withdrew school to enter Bryan. Charles ICE CREAM, CANDY LAND DRAWING SUPPLIES' MEATS Page 2 are ghting för heart. The girl's half, are rumored to have said they would bestow a kiss upon all the boys making a touchdown this year. (Watch 0 Kinsey!) Enough of but if you know. . . the We they do games. wm we do ours '? When you come to the gameS, try to get your parents and friends to I I I I October Page 3 Page 4 THE ROUND-UP Literary Edi and Margaret Medberry. Chief Photographer - Bo BUsing (assistants have not been chosen}. Business Editor-Ike Ashburn; Louise Wright. Sports Editor-Jim Bonnen. Typist-Betty Vezey. With such a good staff the an should be something to look ward to. "" Wade or Vivian Sheffield tackle; Aubrey Parsons at Jim Lam:~aster at Clarence Vitopil Gabbard Horace Sch Co WOMEN TRADE" at Top Is THE LINE-UP Coach W. B. LHes will be able to field a veteran team for the first season. The line-up will be as follows: at left end (Continued on page 4) Somebody said done, But he, That THE ROUND-UP Page 2 Th The Ro a month, of A. and Grade Texas. Up is pub twice is th paper nsolidated High School School; College Station, STAFF Dillar ------------ He ------------ Neal Reeves ---- Asst. Sports Editor I Mary E. Anderson --_u Club Editor I Betty Joyce Outlaw _____Grade School Louise WrighL_Secy. and Betty Vezey -----------_u- Pat 01'1' ------------------- Dexter Gabbard -------- Mrs. Morris ------------ So At least, no one ever has d But he took off his hat and And begun it. With a lift of his Wi He started to sing as thing That couldn't be done, There are thousands that ten it cannot be done; There are thonsands that pI' failure; There are thousands that point to you, The dangers But just buckle in grin; Just take off your coat and go to it; Just start in to sing as you tackle, the thing ing: That cannot be done, and you'll do it. President, Teeny Anderson; Vice -EDGAR A. GUEST President, Edward Whitten; Secre- e, to assail you, with a bit of a THE ROUND-UP Page 3 Consolidated's Tigers' inue to roll and roar right al after last Friday night's h the Tough SchulEnberg Shorthorns we believe they are able to win any ball game that they play the rest of the.y play Trinity, de:feated Crockett rner beUeves if they after lost Elks J. O. e yell Insti- foot- now at A. 's ~ERY NEW GYM- (Continued from page 1) THE ROUND-UP Page 4 ~ e 1) ture that most gymnasiums do not Fred Lewis, William have wi1l come in very handy fo!' left tackle post, various plays and concerts by the be Aub tion wi! musical organizations. The roof, a Lancaster, steel girder construction, makes the Clarence building strong and ,eIiminates the right tackl posts in front of the bleachers. Th" neth Kren floor won't be equaled by many high tske care schools and few col1eges. It will be made of hardwood maple, the wood for a basketball court; to give as little shock and a" possible. The outside of nasium will be frame to with the other buildings. bl.? among the best high nasiums in this part With the new football field cell in all AT NORTH GATE A~& NEW WALDROP BUILDI ------' WE HAVE COMPETITORS IN PRICE ONLY Y. Nt C.A,. Barber Shop and V ARSITY BARBER SHOP 100/0 DISCOUNT ON MEAL TICKETS Since 1/196 Station 81' Texas . . .. Page 2 The students wanted a new sc were all proud of this new but we soon fell into of strewing paper on the certainly showed no whatever to the our new s Every we arri school, the floors have just cleaned and mopped, AftEr the p;:riod clas.3 you could never that cleaned at During riod the again d and all of the swzpt After school th and hall again have to be 01 paper. A great deal be eliminated if put thEir waste wink at Neal every day in class wJ::en she picks up the ab- sence s'ips? What's this we hear about John Hollingshead and Mary , Leland? Rumor ha:¡¡ it that Dzxter G. is sti:l casting romantic eyes at Betty Joyce Out'aw. Frances have you reen that picture of Bul1et and .To Anu? From a most reJiable Effort source we hzar that Carol Mc. hM on the part of ,the students, we ¡ a warm p'ace in her heart for Bobby ned could r £chool a mu~h nicer I Schofidd, What's th's we hear about ing a school that would Jim B. and Phylis about his work could; e a impression on visitOl:',>. I P~t, Jim? W'~11 I guess we better students would; and a much more enjoyable place stop with that, so long. . . paper in the bas-: in which to work. I -SNOOPER October 31, 1941 Page ~ off to the boy who scored both touchdowns, and bang- far red e com- we ar'", n, lose, or draw. on page 4) FOR AND 4-4444 lIo Ec Gi Profit Fron1 4 THE ROUND-UP TIGER DEN- Last Saturday at the Baylor Ys. A. & M. game, many of our higÌ1 sehool girls were seen at various places in the stadium se1ling yarn dolls. Th~se dolls differed from those made in the past since they made from red, white, and blue Previously they had been made maroon and white. The purpose of changing was to make possible of dolls to the Baylor as the A. & M. fa A. & tGen d could dons Usi HERE, A ac . Krell grade teacher. Third Grade still being sol will be used to David Williams a slight brain from a bicycle accident. Fourth Grade-...Both had their mnual Hall Friday afternoon. lIs (Continued from palJ:c 3) AN 's SERVICE STATION "That Good Gulf Gasoline' HIGHWAY 6 COURTESY P Ilf CO. COLLEGE URTS CAFE I "Bryan' Clothiers' , Si""" 18?6 EX-TIGER College Station Pryan, Texas Issue 5 the words "I On I don't want to set the world on fire- I just want to start a flame in your heart. In my heart I have but one desir.;: that is you, no othe' do. I lost all ambition for world acclaim l' just want to be the one you love And that you Page 2 THl<: ROUND-UP Novemb'cr 14, 1941 ~-'-- -'~"~-'---"'- The Rouo TTEN I(APERS LI a of A and Grade Texas, a for two weeks, make a stndy of t~e: , a ear old Consolidat- build; eel have had a lull for the time being. Pen-I However, several of 0111' old stand- Tommy' bys still provide us with some items. I ¡l"ish Wright has been the first! rümantic eyes at Lillian ; Kenneth Krenek has not as yet col- lect€d his kiss from the female yell leaders; he made a touchdown in the game. Fred L. was sure hap- last week; could' Hel- Thomas' visit to ¡to ¡ ¡time. , ! 'what do James Vincent I writes in English class Sf;.y? Could ; they be love notes, James'? Yes? Oh! I see. Why was Billy so be compos-: n, ay night? what time did ed Mon- Seem to new Campus the balcony of course. Whera ckie Rolins the night of No- 2? SNOOPER. Due to the length itution, most of the and all of the G1uh be omitted from this NTS I(E'S .ERY Favorites By Students THE ROUND-UP Page 4 ---- STUDENT COUN (Continued page Meetings There shall be one mee . Special meetings may necessary. Last Wednesday, the school voted upon class favorites and favorites se- lected from the whole student body. The ~tudent council counted the votes and there were so ma e with marly the same numbe votes that run-offs were held in all the classes. The pupils wi1l not know who won the elections until the annuals come out. M€'mbers of the annual staff and of the student council wiJl member that they are pledged recy. The following people were ed in the Tun-offs: Freshmen: Girls- Dorthy Hil1, and Flo -No run-off. Sophomores: Boys-Carlisle ie>n, and Juniors George T Chesnut. Seniors: Betty B College Station and Bryan .. ..- ..----,--,----- . M. WALDROP III CO. "Bryan'l1 Leading ClothÌen" GROCERIES AND MEATS Since 1696 Station Bryan, Texas North Gate E E E ,T T T-G T G G G C C QB Page 2 THE ROUND-UP The Th P is publ is the paper lidated High School I; College Station, STAFF Thanks Are vi fo :110 Among e lege students a great fortunes and be Re members only the received has Jittle things he lacks. are going year. be bigger and better. Ne are being added. Everyone get this year's mnua1. them NOW, before the price rises. Page 3 Casey-Burgess Bldg. Page 4 C J . t 4 t The top tune at C'onsolidated this week is "Tonight ove." This song was written Tschaikow- sky's piano concerto in B flat. It has taken the nation by storm this week. The inquiring reporter didn't get around to everybody this week, but this week's song represents about half the attendance of high school. "Chattanooga Choo Choo" is follow~ ing a close second. W this song to move on up honors next week. Next is tune which was in the top week and is still ru . good many votes. This on almost every country. That's Tune." That "'Till Reville' backing. Fred ti1 Tomorrow. Bryan, Texas Bryan, Texas B Texas Rober Cham Sine" 1696 F. D. I. C. Issue 2 people of last night the high re numer- delivering teen lettermen for the 1941 season were: Co-Captains Ken- (Continl1ed on page 3) Page 2 THE ROUND-UP The The Round-Up is a month, is the official 'paper of A. & M. onsolidated High School and Grade School; College Station, Texas. ' H Neal Mary Betty Joyce Outlaw ----_Grade School Louise Wright__Secy. and Betty Vezey ------------- Pat Orr ------------ Dexter Gabbard ----- Mrs. Morris --- THE ROUND-UP Page :3 More ll.....Mavbe ./ Mrs. Reid-"Yes, Tommy is study- ing French and algebra. Say 'Good Morning' to the lady in algebra, Tommy." Da,rJing, how can I ever leave, (shouting downstairs)-Bus, taxecab. n-Now I slump me down my friends wiH second, "this is "Let's a haystack was a pitchfork the pitch- hit the hay- are like the stars, he her hand, so white the truth, for like th'ó! came out at night, r- ¡ Page 4 THE ROUND-UP ound-Up c u Coach Liles Picks Bask ~J\ll-Opponent Team St With five 0 dcminating the "The Round Zone team. the t opil, of the team was dias Alligators and gs. ' At left end is CALLENDER of Bdow is the Tigers team picked by Coaeh Picking such a mythical team is dif fieult because Coach Liles could each man play only and Wortham tied for top h placing three men each on th Buffalo and Iola had two e Trinity placed one This would be team; Sealy and had fine ball a class sehools Look for many of players to bob up on in several years. All Opponent Team: L. E. Lummus L. T. Engleke L. G. Roy C. Anen R. G. Bounds R. T. Magourik R E. Stubbs Q. B. Davis H.B. Kveton H. B. Gray F. B. Grisset I' 19, 1941 THE ROUND-UP Page r. From CHRISTMAS d NEW YEAR 's Store J. C$ P co Page 6 First song of Consolídated this week was TONIGHT WE LOVE. This makes the second successivE' week for this song. It has fallen to number three song of the nation. Following in a close second is EI- mer's Tune. This song with the tricky tune and the senseless lyrics has taken the country by storm. Since its debut it has moved steadily up the ladder of hit songs. It now is the top song of the on the nation wide hit parade. C'hoo Choo is third on hit parade. It has been top three for three su The Consolidated Hit rate the ten best song with the w in every songs of the "Lucky Strike Elmer's Tune; 3. Tonight Choo Choo; The World of Mine; 7 8, You and birds Ov Dover; 10. Jim. Some remarks Ike Ashburn: I song' vens: Mildred Wilson: decide, but I thi We Love." He states that Waltz." To An Our Patrons. MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY NEW Wis . MERR -CHRISTMAS And A HAPPY NEW YEAR . !Ðryan' s Leading y CO. Inc. Bryan, Texas FOOD MARKET College Station in the Oafe- so, could they of the meal in ful1 , Page 2 -.., ..,-, THE ROUND-UP The --..-----......-..-- W AI(E Whether we ree those three wo mean a lot to deed high ti we are in th and that we mahogany ods profit of their fel1ow citizens ar for liberty. By downright I mean the manner ip which we .suffered defeat in Pearl Harbor; TOURNAMENT P.G. P.T. ......................2 1 Î. ...............,0 0 ,.................,.0 1 ....................0 0 ....................6 2 . ................4 0 ........,.........0 1 ................0 0 ¡¡ THE ROUND-UP Page 3 :.I P.T. 5 1 0 :.I 0 9 were presented a trophy from Luke's Store. The Yell-Leader and also the Reverse were not here, but wi11 be at some future Assembly. a P.T. 0 1 0 2 0 :.I Don't THE ROUND-UP Page 4 -,----' A .....Learn To Dance So you want to learn how to dance? Well, follow these few steps. Step 1. Approach the poor victim nonchalantly. . .act as if you ¡n'e looking her over, then say, "We'd look good dancing togeth:'r," and grab her, before she can run. But be ready for what she is going to do (she might slap you, so eat your WHEATIES before going to the dance). Step 2. Put one arm around her waist (don't he bashful, everybody else does it, anyway the girl is used to it by ) Leave it loose if she w ts to be squeezed tell you. . . later. . . Step 3. Take her other hand. . . an wrist, but right begin. . . also "d:'ath don't g a pump L -C I and hearts aflam!!, try fight, fight, fight, figlft-play the game e are the Tigers of Consolidated High. That old piece wit. "leave your all right in its Page 2 THE ROUND-UP r ~- ,~-.._-~ d Texas. STAFF Dillard Spriggs --------__---Edito1' Henry Gilchrist --- Louisé Wright ---- Dexter Gabbard, Asst. Neal Mary Betty Joyce Outlaw, Grade Pat On ____n_-_,_------- Betty Vezey _n______------- Typist l' foot- Lieuten- at Pinehurst New Jer- 9. 'Paci c. Page 3 ,- '------ -,,-- CPI ve a special assembly 've the yd sweaters. Car\i;,¡le t GROCERIES AND MEATS NORTH GATE LU THE Page 4 CONSOLIDATED HIT PA D'E The hit song this week is "Rose~ O-Day." It is a tune w most of you have probably heard about three times a night for the last month. This is a comparatively old song but has just now reached its popularity. The story of its duction is one of which probably have s composers in Ne interesting to so They had about given up when out of an east side apartment house ran an Irish scrub-woman calling a man a fil-a-ma-goochen, etc. This them an id>ea out of which a-Day grew. The runner is "Dèep in the Heart of 'This song is new. It has jumped from National Hit Texas." alread}- on the "LILY"- (Continued fr 1$)38 as sat ting from to McKen lege. Lily has been In the offi r"ceipts or She was a great aid to because she could give you formation on any subject y wish. Even though we all miss greatly We hope she enjoys her job. We all hope that she come and see us soon and quently after that. The Mothers' press its dents, pI!. ing make the ~;ucooss. COMPLIMENTS OF E'S RAY ODEN, Prop. THE ROUND-UP Carol, one i", Inda, T,eny, or coilvinced; everyone is their candidate will win. The Night has brought out the romantieal as wen as no- of jealousy, not among the candidates, but among the pu- pils. All qneens supposedly chose their own escorts and this presents an in- teresting angle. Betty Joyce cho'!ic Robert Lee Blazek. Carol might !:is "'leU be expected to be escorted to the festiviti:;s by Kenneth Kinsey. who was e field when this was ppea!' with none other than Mac McCul- Of course not only the candidat¿s their escorts will be there, Un- threats Mrs. Jones and also, the should turn 0 This vicinity, including the Cons idated High school, has been ask for fifty models in alL THE ROUND-UP Page 3 ---- - -~- THE ERD ing Training Starts Sp football training startEtd this week with about 42 boys 1'10- ::orting. Most of these boys, how- are inexperienced, and Coach will be forced to work long 6 5 2 b~ sure right no'w page 4) 1 0 OP "A GOOD HAIRCUT ALWAYS" iDee p th" Assembly ney claims he Hash the money tonight. Don't wager you he dgesn't . . . THE ROUND-UP Page 4 ---,--'~--' Another two weeks rolls around The prairie sky is at Consolidated High. The lead in.:; Deep in the heart song at Consolidated this week is The sage in bl "Deep in the Heart of Texas". The Deep in the ìeading song a11 over the nation, Reminds me of from the R:o Grande to the Great Deep Lakes. A close s e con d was The rab "Blues in the Night". After the Deep "Sports Night" Friday there will T probably be some changes. "Deep in the Heart of Texas" The stars at night are big and bright T Deep in the h:art of Texas. I( Conso TIGER DEN- (Continued from page 3) ;ts seems as if the did a great thing by Sports Night and oj' Sports. . . . C ub along by "Keep' To Y>O11r At The North And You Can't Go W A.M.W fl:( .. Bryan' ß Leading Clothiers" Sinc" 1896 College Station Bryan. Te:œ.s Issue 6 ~S for due to the fad of the election 8- ssembly. However, according "grapevine," many candidates file for office within the nex't week, or next. Page 2 THE ROUND-UP ~ i;¡ dorse tion of think be! Iei:'s remember officers for next year to the polls. '-- -~"-'-""- ~.._~----_.. The -Up is Press M. Cons d High' Station, Texas. STAFF Dillard Spriggs -------------Editol" Henry Gilchrist ------------ Editor Louise E Dexter E Neal R Editor a M¡ary Evelyn Anderson, èlub Editor Betty Joyce Outlaw, Gr Pat 01'1' -----------------..,-- Betty Vezey ---------------- T Thi Vote For Student held in five y«ar. most fore, them mus scientiqus s Not only b(' wen but our qualified Round-Up is of qualified will SPO the Senior Class. net proceeds will be turned ove the Committee. Jac~ets 'have been ordered for the basketha1] team from the money gained by Sports I Night. I Thursday THE ROUND-UP Page :i -'-_..,~---~.., ---~--'- -'~---~ .. .. -~.. .... --, 17- , Stars TIGER CHANCES Well, last week the Tiger track- sters came through one more. 'l'he Tl- Tigers led by their star, Kenneth 17 Meet season. field next week Kinsey feet. In the Kinsey's timE!" wasn't that was due to the that the track had absorbed a (Continued on page 4) GRADUATION GIFTS OF JEWELRY CAIJD Jewelrv e - Page 4 THE ROUND-UP 17, 1942 -----,-' Co Another solidated. is "Deep in the Heart of This is tho: second week at the top place. "Deep in the Hßart of Texas" is the top song of the Nation. It has held this post for weeks and has many weeks ahead. The runner- up is "I Don't Want to Walk With- out You". This song has wo,rked it- self up from thE' bottom to second song in fiv" weeks. Mrs. Jones' fav- orite song is "Deep in the He of Texas". The stars at night are big and The Battery, school newspaper fur AbiIBne High, after winning in the region contest, will go to the State at Austin.-The Bat- t€'ry. TIGER DEN- * * " two-day rain. Next ville this corner place first in above Two chance 5 Meet Todd. If th,y may s<>y so far as Al Dubose, former ]ine coach at Corpus Christi, is that school's new football coach. He succeeds Harry Stiteler. Dubose is a former Texas North, " Gate a114 SPRING STYLES FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN Shoes-Ready to Wear Dry Goods co. El ":Bryan's Leading Clothien" e Edge n 96 Bryan c the rat with ~athrougn of the locker room windows. De- Gain has gone so far as t'J many of Pinsey's supposed- ly best fl'Ìends. The chi>ef suspect, Dr¡;d Dewis, is known to have been thoroug-hlygriped at Pinsey for !l (Continued on page 4) , P~g€ :2 TIlE GROUND-UP Any resemblance to c ing or bout t purely tal. Spl'illa¡'d Digs ____n__n_-_-_- Little Henry Gin ------------- Stub VVl'~ng ----------- Feature Nix Flabbard n-- Asst. Feature Ed. : Peal Peeves ---- Asst. Sports Ed.! ' Hugey Pandel'so:n ------ Club EditGl" Tktty Joyce ,Blazek __n_nGl'ade Drool }I~d., SO WE DID RUN OUT OF COpy erson Queen By "---THE URomtD~uP Page i MURDERH Well, well, whe.n I pi<!ked up my copy of the Ground-Up t.oday, 1 found OOIDS very startling news aJ:HHJt the- death of Penny Pins.ey, C<HwJop- football and track stal'. I a:so hroke two rm:-I, the- 100-yard dash mile run, which Dott 5,280-foot dash. In Dott, the C'on- ew th~ course in one-tenth seconds. Datt, minutes later again took 's time it was the , which he flew in and two and three-tenths ,--~-----~,--- A Spu $902 will day the the ba.nq coats, silver, solid e!h'- rings, and the most importmt award of all will be th€ solid robber min- iature basketballs for It watch chain. Advance record crow of wil Huisetti, 01' of all s CKER TRY US NEXT TIME ous movi ¡ for the gala , $15.76. Co..~ Inc. A 1--------""'" ~-------' ,---'-- .Page ,4 THE GROUND-UP Stu nt,: 11 S Want More Have Pr New Line Of Jones PAINTS, VARNISHES, WHEN BETTER HAIRCUTS ARE CUT WE WILL THEM GLUES, AND STICKUM Phune 6.56666189