Caddo High, 1931

The Caddo Herald

October 2, 1931

Cat’s Paw

Inez Hogan, Editor-in-Chief

Edna Earl McGraw, Associate

Tony Harris, Associate

General News

Everybody came back from Tishomingo with a smile even if we did get beat. Our boys played well! Remember the best is yet to come, so please think of the Kingston game. Caddo High will win.

Tuesday at 11:30 these clubs in school were organized: Art, Biology, Agriculture, Government, and Library.

Thursday Juniors had charge of the Assembly program which all enjoyed.

Friday the grand finale for Caddo High! The pep girls did get to 30 after all!

Help us lay Kingston in the dirt and see our boys win!

 

Tishomingo Defeats Caddo Friday- Score was 7-6

Last Friday, on the Tishomingo field, the Tishomingo high school team under the tutelage of C. J. Powell, defeated the Caddo Cubs to the tune of 7 to 6.

With four first-string players declared ineligible the middle of this week, Caddo was working under somewhat of a handicap, but never the less displayed a wonderful brand of football to the Tishomingo fans. Caddo’s line possesses only one letterman, Captain Castellow, and in the face of this we can say that the boys made a wonderful fight toward the winning of the game. This backfield displayed some fine ball carrying making their touchdown on straight line plays.

Boyd of Tishomingo was the individual star of the game and it was due mainly to his work that Tishomingo’s score was made.

Next Friday Caddo invades Kingston for their annual affair and this should be an exceptionally good game.

The Starting line-up for the game Friday:

Templeman, left end

Ellis, left tackle

B. Jones, left guard

Castellow, Captain, center

L. Jones, right guard

Lacey, right tackle

Adair, right end

Williamson, quarterback

Harris, left half

Graham, right half

Flowers, fullback

From Alumni notes:

Class of 1931

1. Mary Adeline Boland

2. Joe Copeland

3. Jack Copeland

4. Kenneth M. Davis

5. John W. Driver

6. Billy Edwards

7. Homer Kenneth Geter

8. Mary Lois Goddard

9. Thelma Hall

10. Robert Hamilton

11. Dorothy Harris

12. Roy C. Jones

13. Marinell Kuschke

14. Glynn S. Martin

15. Lillian Rachel McGraw

16. Mary Adeline McGraw

17. Virginia Harvey McGraw

18. Woodrow W. Mills

19. Katherine Louise Mugler

20. Ura Nickles

21. Rosa Lee Owens

22. Bruce Pace

23. William L. Pinson

24. Lottie Rogers

25. Charles A. Semple

26. Frank B. Semple

27. Lillian Smith

28. Raymond Stapleton

29. Theresa Wallis

30. David Moore Wilson

31. Clifton Wood

O. E. Van Meters was Superintendent and S. L. Shofner was principal. The boys class rings cost $7.50. They had no buses and no hot lunches.  The class went to Ballard Park for their senior trip. It cost the class .15 cents apiece for the bus trip.

 

Class of 1932

1. Lois Arnold

2. Leotta Ballew

3. Paul Castellow

4. Glen Clark

5. Ola Fay Burge

6. Floyd Flowers

7. Clarence Lacy

8. Charlotte McCalman

9. Scott McDonald

10. Bess McGraw

11. Edna Early McGraw

12. Lois McIntosh

13. Liston Mills

14. Cleo Murphree

15. Ralph Nation

16. Fred Nickles

17. Carl Seago

18. Jewell Seago

19. Charles Templeman

20. Thomas Washington

21. Dora Mae Winsett

22. Melvin Witherspoon

 

There weren't any buses. When school turned out at 4:00 everyone walked home. The boys would aggravate the girls on the way home. Sometimes the tables would turn and the girls would give the boys a good scrapping. Some of the students rode horses 3 miles to school. On Monday morning the Superintendent would call a meeting of the student body and praise the horse riders for not being late.