The Tattler Volume 3 Number 12 
Brownwood High School
Year :
March 15, 1923          
Book No. : None
Edition : 1st
Format : Periodical (Newspaper)
Pages : 8 
Cover art : None
Illustrations : None
The Tattler Volume 3 Number 12
Other editions: None
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Contents
"The Sheik"
"Robert Howard: Short Story Writer" — unsigned
Short article on REH. See Notes below.
Partial List of Other Contents
"Dr. Gamel, Noted Boyologist Spends Week in High School" — Unsigned
"Senior Boys Spend Night in Wilderness"
— Unsigned
"Reds Defeat Scurbs from Daniel Baker"
— Unsigned
"Senior Picnic" — Unsigned
"Universal Events Club" — Unsigned
Notes
First appearance: "The Sheik"
Staff
Claude C. Curtis — Editor-In-Chief
C.S. Boyles, Jr. — Associate Editor
Alton C. Dorsett — Business Manager
John E. Friley, Jr. — Advertising Manager
Grace Cook — Society Editor

Josephine Stanley — Joke Editor
Ilene Embrey — Exchange Editor
Miss Maedgen — Censor

ROBERT HOWARD, SHORT STORY WRITER
Have you been reading Robert Howard's stories in The Tattler for several issues back? If you haven't you are missing a treat. His Christmas story received commendation from the editor of The Brownwood Bulletin and his later stories are just as good.

We are fortunate in having such a good writer here in our school and we hope he will keep up his contributions. The stories are mostly written in the style of O Henry, Bret Harte, and Mark Twain, and are just as interesting as their stories. His stories have plenty of action and are spicy with near-cuss words and slang. If for nothing else The Tattler is worth a dime and over if it has a story written by Robert Howard. Read "The Sheik" in this issue!