Arkansas Tech University - Agricola Yearbook (Russellville, AR)
- Class of 1927
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THE AGRICOLK
"T" ASSOCIATION
The association for letter men of Arkansas Tech was or-
ganized in the fall of '23.
There had been a missing link in the athletic activities
of the College for several yearsg the "A" Association supplied
this deficiency. The organization served under its original
name, The "A Associaitonf' until year before last, Then the
letter "T" was substituted for "A," subsequent to the change in
the name of the college.
The Association has a written constitution by which all
its proceedings are directed. This constitution is preserved in
the secretary's office and is available on short notice. Tl1e
requirements for letters are prescribed in this constitution.
Not even the coaches have power to confer a letter of athletic
recognition upon athletes.
Only letter men are members of the "T" Association.
The organization has a president, vice-president, secretary,
treasurer and sergeant-at-arms. These ofiicers are elected for
a term of twelve months each.
The association has a regular meeting the first Monday
evening of each month and call meetings when conditions that
require immediate attention arise.
This association of athletes has been instrumental in creat-
ing a spirit of equality and brotherhood among the students of
Arkansas Tech.
The yellow and green athletic blankets are the property of
the organization. A member is given one of these blankets
upon graduation. The blankets are a few of many prized
awards obtained by a winning spirit and consistent effort.
Thus far the "T" Association has enjoyed a very active
and successful career. It is held in high esteem by the student
body at large. and may this spirit be maintained forever.
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THE "WONDER BOYS" OF 1926
The 1926 football season for Arkansas Tech was one long to be
remembered. Each year at the close of the season you can hear rumors
'that next year our team is due for a slump. But each year, those who
for seasons past have warmed the bench. join hands with the recruits,
and Coach Brown drills them into one of the best football teams of the
South. Tech lost nine letter men last year, but their positions were suc-
cessfully filled. This year we lose only three letter men, so we are look-
ing forward to a very successful season next year.
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I11 21 game rcplt-tc with thrills. Arkansas Tech 511111511011 its way to 11
13-to-ti victory over thc "flOlClL'Il Tornado" of HOXX'tlI'll-Pftyllt' Collcgc of
Brownwood. Texas. Thrcu and one-half 1l1ll1lltL'S aftvr thc iirst kick-off,
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Early in the first quarter, Rolla had the ball on Tech's four-yard
line, after recovering a fumble, but was unable to push the ball across
in four downs. The half ended with Tech leading, 9 to U. Nemecek,
Conley and Bushmier were proclaimed the best backs ever seen in Rolla.
The Tech interference worked beautifully in the second half, and early
in the period Tech began making her series of touchdowns.
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Oglethorpe defeated Georgia Tech, Georgia Tech defeated Tulane,
Tulane tied Missouri, and Arkansas Tech defeated Oglethorpe. This is
the line that we have the joy of adding to the football record of 1926.
lt was indeed a brilliant chapter that Arkansas Tech wrote into the
history of Arkansas football. and although the rain fell. the wind blew,
the lightning flashed. and the thunder pealefl while the game was being I ,-
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I ittlc Rock College came to the turn in a long road when it defeated
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tn Xonder Boys." The result was a tremendous surprise. yet the
x re'1tL st surprise of the afternoon was that given the Tech team when it
realized the full power of the unexpected opposition. Arkansas Tech
jot 11 trenicndous shock before the game was two minutes old. and never
rc covered 'lftll' the team had taken a one-point lead.
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With the offense working perfectly and the line playing its usual
great game, Arkansas Tech defeated the East Central Teachers' College
Tigers from Ada, Okla., 28 to 0. The result never was in doubt after the
first few minutes of play. Even though Tech piled up a large score and
gained a total of 19 first downs while the Teachers made only three, the
strength of the Oklahoma team forced Tech to use all its abilitv.
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TEACHERS' COLLEGE 6, TECH 27
l'nublc to stop thc onslaught of thc powerful buckliclml of Arkansas
Tech, tht- Static 'l'n-nclu-1's' Collcgc fn-ll. 27 to 6. Thu "lit-urs" crossccl the
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dismal fzlilurc. Thx- TL-ch tt-um was functioning in pcrft-ct fashion and
rcclctl ott' 22 first downs.
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By staging a powerful drive in the second quarter, which resulted
in a touchdown, Tech defeated the Northeastern Teachers' College of
Tahlequah, Okla., 6 to 0. A pass, which netted 35 yards and placed the
ball on Tech's five-yard line, gave the Redskins their best chance to
score in the first two minutes of play. Tech carried the ball to the
Teachers' 35-yard line in the first quarter, and came back in the second
with a drive that carried the ball to the seven-yard line. from where
Conley went over on a fake.
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TECH 0, LOYOLA 7
Playing on a football licld that morn- ruscmblcd an icc rink than a
foolball gridiron, thc Loyola l'nivcrsity llaniblvrs of Chicago defeated
thc "Wonder Boys," 7 to 0. Tech inadc its bust bid for points in thc
final period. An cxchangc of punts put the ball on thc- Loyola 25-yard
line. A ilrst down was made by Nunn-cck and Conley. but Tc-ch
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BASKET BALL
When the call was made for hoop artists, some thirty
aspiring youths answered it, and from the very outset our
prospects seemed good. Among all of this material there were
five letter men, all veterans from last year's team, who were put-
ting up a tight to retain their places against the new aspirants.
Shortly after the beginning of the season our outlook took a
decided slump. But due to the fact that none of the games
were lost by a large score we didn't allow the Tech spirit to
drag, which resulted in victories for us from some of the
strongest teams in the State.
TECH 43, HARDING COLLEGE 17.
Coach Brown used four different teams in this game, each
team outscoring their opponents.
TECH 38, LITTLE ROCK COLLEGE 22
A harder fought game than the score indicates. Captain
Spencer couldn't miss the basket.
TECH 27, LITTLE ROCK COLLEGE 23
A thrilling game from beginning to end. Davis found the
basket for high-point man.
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TECH 15, GRAHAM-BROENING 62.
"Sad but true." A good record interfcrred withg but,
thanks, it wasn't a conference game.
TECH 27, TEACHERS 31.
Plenty of excitement. some good basket ball playing, and
nobody's game until the final whistle.
TECH 37, TEACHERS 41.
Tech took the lead several times, but failed in the final
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TECH 36, BELL TELEPHONE CO. 38.
The floor work of our cntirc tc-:nn was the fvuturc of this
galnc.
TECH 26, TEACHERS 41.
Thc score was 30 to 6 ut thv Gnd of thv lirst half, but our
boys camo buck fighting and outclasscd them ln the final
pcriod.
TECH 31. COLLEGE UF OZAHKS 28.
Watson displzlycd the advuntagc of hcight and long arms
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TECH 26. COLLEGE OF OZARKS 35.
A hard fought gauu-. but we couldn't win with the ball
refusing to go through our basket.
TECH 30, COLLEGE OF OZAHKS 31.
Maybe thcru isn't any such thing as luck, but Tech was
ahead until the last two minutes of play. We wcrc ton points
in the lead at om- time.
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TECH 29, COLLEGE OF OZAHKS 32.
A battle from beginning to end. C. of O. took the lead
early in the game and insisted on keeping it.
TECH 26. OLTACHITA 16.
Revenge is sweet? Many gladdened hearts were here. when
the iinal whistle blew. This game was the best played by our
team during the season.
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TECH 32, PIGGLY XVIGGLY 25.
With some of our players playing their last game for Tech,
they put up a real fight.
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The development of physical training for women is one of
the most important phases in education.
The work of the department covers many phases of
work. The net result of all the work is summed up in the
description of almost any of the women who have been trained:
"Healthy, active, graceful, and alive to the normal activities of
life."
So much has been said on this subject, and it is such an
established fact, that we feel the utter futility of telling an
intelligent public what good physical education will do.
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The Tech girls opened the season with a defeat handed
them by thc State Tcaclic-rs' "Bears-tics," on the Pike Hall Court
in Conway. The ganiu was fast and wt-ll played, but, when
thc final whistle blew thc Tech girls were on the sliin end of a
48 to 19 score.
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The ehumpionsliip Teachers' sextet repealed their previous
performanee by again piling up an large score on the Tech girls
at Russellville. The Tech girls could not hit their stride and
found diflieully in eonneeting with the basket. lneimlentally.
the "Bezirettes," eozlelied by Miss Nora Brown, won the State
College ellznnpionship.
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find their form and fighting spirit and trounced the Plumer-
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MILDREU STANFORD MYli'I'l.E BEWl.liY
TECH ACADEMY-DOVER
Tho Tcch High School girls showcal thc-ir metal by Com-
plctcly outclalssing thc Dovor girls. to thc tunc of 69-Ill. Thc
"xvOINlL'l'L'llOSn scorufl almost at will :mil outclasscfl thcil' op-
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TOP RONV:
ORVIL SHIPLEY
J. H. ARRINGTON
FOY LEACH
PETE VAUGHAN
RUSSELL LIPE
ELVIN SPENCER
LEWIS GREENE
HAYWOOD LLOYD
RICHARD DUVALL
JOE HARRIS
JOHN TUCKER, Coach
BOTTOM ROW:
GUY CONLEY
BRINKLEY BUSHMAIER
HAROLD HIXON
BOYD KEATHLEY
ESCHOL HORN
MAURICE MAY
CARROL BUFFINGTON
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MUREL NEMECEK
FRANK VVHITE
OWEN BLAYLOCK
HAYS MCCLANAHAN
LESTER DAVIS
HAROLD OVERBY
JIM SNODDY
NEILL LEFORS
CLEMENT CARTER
HOWARD YOUNG
FRANK FARMER
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TOP RONV BOTTOM ROW
COACH BROXYN JIM WHITE
C. B. CLEMENT CHARLES HIGH
ESCHOL HORN SID XYATSON
ELVIN SPENCER NVYLIE FARRIS
EMICE FRISBY LEO WHITE
HERBERT BLAIR, JR. PETE VAUGHAN
MURRELL EIKLEBERRY LAFAYETTE EIDSON
LOUIS COOPER RUSSELL LIPE
EDGAR REYNOLDS ALVIN LONGSTRETH
KIETH BENNETT
TOM XVILSON
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THE AGRICQ
ARKANSAS NATIONAL GU ARD
HALEY B. NVHITE
ROSTER
DAVIS L. VVELDON
Captain
206th COAST ARTILLERY QA AJ
First Lieutenant
REUBEN D. CACDLE
Second Lieutenant
MURRELL L. EIKLEBERRY
First Sergeant
SERGEANTS :
BENNETT. KEITH C.
BUFFINGTON. CARROLL B.
CARPENTER. GEORGE H.
CHAMBERS. JOHN D.
HAMM. DON M.
HORN. JOSEPH H.
MOSS. JOHN M.
STROUPE. DXYIGI-IT L. M.
CORPORALS:
BENNETT. JOHN J.
BESHMAIER. BRINKLEY G.
CONLEY. GUY JR.
CURTISS, CLYDE M.
DAVIS. FLOYD E.
GOODVVIN. JOE E.
I-HCKEY, GEORGE M.
HILL, REEBEN D.
PRIVATES FIRST-CLASS :
CHAMBERS. DAVID S.
COOPER. JAMIES L.
COX. OZEL
DICKENS. CARL L.
EIKLEBERRY. JOHN A.. JR.
FARMER. FRANK
FRISBY. PL-XRVEY E.
GEORGE. HADLEY M.
LEACH, FOY A.
LINZY. CHARLES B.
MOSLEY, ALVIN A.
ROBERTS, CARL E.
SANDS, ANTHONY YV.
SI-HPLEY. ORVILLE C.
THOMPSON. THOMAS N.
VAN DALSEN, PAUL YV.
VACGI-IAN. XVORTH YV.
YVHITE, FRANK K.
YVHITE, JAMES J.
PRIVATES :
ARRINCTOX. JIM H.
BALLOWE. VICTOR
REAAETI. JOE A
BROOKS. IIERMAM L.
RROWDER. FRLMCIS M.
GARDNER. CHARLES M.
HAJDI. ROY C.
HALMEY. MONTIE L.
HARRIS. JOE M.
HASKINS. NOEL H.
HILLIs. CAYCE L.
HUDLOW. JOYCE R.
JEAN. DUNKIN
JEXRLMS. J.uIEs T.
JOI-LYSON. RALPH J.
LIEB. JOHM F.
LINTON. MELYEY E.
LLATTHEWVS. JOSEPH L.
MCGUIRE. EYERETI' R.
MILLER. ALEX R.
MITCHELL. FREDERICK
MORTON. JAMES E.
PARKER, DACL's R.
POSEY, FRANK E.
PRIDDY, HEXCE J.
REIWOLDS. WJLLIAM E.
ROGERS, CLTTHE W.
sIMMs. RUPERT A
SPEARS, EAY R.
STATOX, WILLIAM J.
TAILOR, CLYDE J.
WHITE, CLEBIIRNE P.
XVHITE, LEO L.
XVLLLIS, MOODY B.
YOLNG. HOYVARD s.
1927
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BATTERY "D," 206th COAST ARTILLERY CA. AJ
ARKANSAS NATIONAL GUARD
ROSTER
JOHN G. BUERKLE
Captain
WILLIAM W. SMITH
First Lieutenant
JOHN E. TUCKER
Second Lieutenant
CHARLES B. SMITH
First Sergeant
SERGEANTS :
BAKER, XYILLIAM J.
CLEMENT, CHARLIE B.
CROSSNO, ROY
LONGSTRETH, ALVIN E.
LYMAN, JOE
MCNEAL, XZIN
OVERBY, HAROLD L.
POXYERS, DALLAS F.
XVARD. JUNIUS R.
CO RPORALS:
BAKER. ROY
BRANSON. LYTLE E.
BARRY, HOXYARD
CARTER, JOHN C.
FARRIS. THOMAS XV.
HARTON, ALFRED L.
LIPE, RUSSELL R.
XVOODFORD, XVILLIAM I.
PRIVATES FIRST CLASS:
BENNETT, ARVLE F.
BLAIR. HERBERT J.
BONDS. A. RYE
BOXYERMAN, BILLIE R.
CRAVENS, RALPH NV.
DAVIS. LESTER D.
EIDSON, LAFAYETTE J.
GARDNER, MILTON E.
HIGH, CHARLES B.
I-IIGHFILL. J. VIRGIL
HURLEY. XYILLIAM M.
MARTIN. STANLEY T.
MABIE. EDMOND R.
MORRIS. AUSTIN G.
ROSS, THOMAS M.
SELPH. RAYMOND E.
SPENCER. ELYIN E.
TRUSSELL, BENJAMIN
TRUSSELL, LEROY
PRIVATES:
BARNETT. INIE M.
RLAYLOCK, G. OXVEN
COUNTZ, ALVIN
CROYVELL, XV. AARON
DEASON, ROSCOE H.
DENNINGTON. CECIL M.
DUYALL, RICHARD M.
ELRED, GEORGE C.
GREEN, LYLE R.
HARBIN, CARL T.
HILTON, BRUCE G.
HIXSON. HAROLD H.
KEATHLEY, BOYD A.
JEFFERY, KENNETH
LEFORS. NIELL L.
LLOYD, HAYXVOOD B.
MANES. SAMUEL B.
MCCLANAHAN. HAYS
Mc-NEAL GLEN O.
MIKEL. LYMAN L.
MITCHELL. HERMAN S.
MOORE. CECIL I.
NEMECEK. MUREL A.
OVERSTREET. JOHN G., JR.
RESIMONT, XYILLIAM L.
REYNOLDS. JLNIUS A.
SHOUP. CHARLES D.
STORMENT. LINUEL M.
STENYART. BILLY A.
TALLENT. XVILLIAM F.
TANKERSLEY. JAMES G.. JR.
TERRY. THOMAS P.
THOMPSON. WILLIAM A.
XYATSON. SYDNEY H.
XYILSON. TOM NV.
XYOLFF, JOE A.
XYOODARD. JAMES H.
YATES. NYILBUR H.
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THE AGRICOLAT '
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BATTERY "D," 206th COAST ARTILLERY QA. AJ
ARKANSAS NATIONAL GUARD
Battery "D" was organized October 24. 1923. and has madexan envi-
able record at home and at the summer encampment. Fort Sill. Okla.
In 1923 and 1924. Battery "D" had the highest percentage of attend-
ance at armory drills of any other organization in the United States.
and has constantly maintained this high standing to the present time. At
summer encainpment in 1926 at Fort Sill. Oklahoma. Battery "D" re-
ceived the highest number of points for sanitation of any battery in the
regiment. and was awarded a silver loving cup. The award that is given
annually to the battery with the best track and field team was also won
by the battery.
The battery was represented at Camp Perry Ohio. when Arkansas
ritle team went there to compete with other squads of guardsmen from
the various states ofthe United States. The team acquitted itself credit-
ably.
"1 9 2?
TH E AGRICOLR
THE MILITARY DEPARTMENT
Through the efforts of the State Adjutant the War Department gave
Arkansas the power to organize the 206th Coast Artillery. State institu-
tions were granted the privilege of forming what is known as school
units. Arkansas Polytechnic College has two such units, which comprise
the Military Department.
The Batteries are fully equipped. Battery "FU being a machine gun
unit, has for its equipment six machine guns, and the necessary signal-
ing apparatusg also it has four trucks with cargo bodies. Battery "D"
is equipped with a 75 mm. anti-aircraft gun, two squad trucks with
ammunition bodies. and a complete set of range instruments. together
with all the necessary field problem apparatus. lt is also equipped with
an up-to-date set of signaling instruments and instruments for comput-
ing data on field problems and trial shot problems.
The aim of the Military Department is to make better the mental.
physical, and moral abilities of its personnel, thereby fitting them for
citizenship. There is a need of better trained men, and the department
is helping supply this need by turning out men who have a better
organized way of doing things.
The physical training received here is probably not excelled. Cal-
isthenics is the most systematic way of taking exercise. There is more
co-ordination between the body and mind when such exercise is taken:
therefore the physical development received is of great value to the
student who takes part in military activities.
Loyalty and obedience to those in authority are the watchwords of
our country, and nowhere is there more strict adherence to these obliga-
tions than in a military body. Tl1e first lesson a soldier learns is respect
for those in command, and he docs not soon forget it.
The department furnishes pecuniary inducements in that each mem-
ber of its organizations receives drill pay from the government. Each
member is paid quarterly according to his rank. This helps in a material
way to further the cause of education: for without the armory drill pay
there would be those who could not remain in school. The payroll
brings in quarterly more money than do all other student aid funds.
The duties performed in this department bring to bear on each mem-
ber responsibilities tllat cannot well be shirked, and therefore develop a
sense of responsibility to a high degree. The rank of each guardsman
signifies his duties, which cannot be shirked without the sacrifice of that
rating. Each individual fills a certain niche: and when he has taken
advantage of the opportunities afforded him, he is better fitted to serve.
192
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THE ACPJCOLK
Cenfrul Supply Co.
LITTLE ROCK. ARKANSAS
DEALERS IN I
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CONTRACTORS DIACHINERY AND
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STEEL BARS. SHEETS AND PLATES
STRUCTURAL AND CONCRETE STEEL
ROOFING AND TOOLS
OF ALL KINDS
PUMPING AND TRANSBIISSION
MACHINERY
PIPE. VALVES AND FITTINGS
BELTINGS, PACKING AND HOSE
SAW MILL AND COTTON GIN
MACHINERY AND REPAIRS
1927A
THE AGRICOLPZ
The New Stfzcomrce
INIIIM
CATERING TO COLLEGE STUDENTS
WITH
JOHN B. STETSON HATS
JOHN C. ROBERTS SHOES
WILSON BROS. SHIRTS
ELY WALKER DRY GOODS
FRAT CLOTHES
CINDERELLA AND TOPSY HOSE
SELBY FINE SHOES FOR LADIES
THE NEW' STORE
RUSSELLVILLE. ARKANSAS
l927H
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Phone 116
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REA D Y-TO-NVEA R
MILLINERY
NOVELTIES
SSELLVILLE. ARK.
CALENDAR-IContinuedJ ..
AUGUST.
School opens. First chapel
at 1:30.
Chapel again. Schedules made
out.
SEPTEMBER.
Lessons assigned.
Regular classes start.
Girls have iirst dates for show.
Y. VV. and Y. M. C. A. recep-
tion for new students.
Special welcome service at the
First Methodist church for the
Tech faculty and students.
Football practice starts. Bright
looking future.
New rules are read in chapel.
Arkco Agrian Society holds its
Hrst meeting.
To Sunday School as usual.
Training tables start.
Practice teachers start to North
ward.
First pep meeting staged on
campus after supper.
Y. W. girls go to Petit .Iean.
Pep meeting in chapel with
business men from town as
visitors.
The Paper Used in This Issue of the
Agricola is l
WARREN'S LUSTRO SUPERFI E
Which Is One of the Family of
WARREN'S STANDARD PRINTING PAPERS
If You are a Consumer of Book Paper We
Would Welcome the Opportunity of Tell-
ing You More About this Remarkable
Family.
Western Newspaper Union
LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS
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A- A- JACKSON T 5 THE ROYS STORE
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HORSES i
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BOUGHT AND SOLD 1
THE YEAR ROUND I l
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What You Want
When You Want
It.
GARDEN. GRASS
AND
FTELD SEEDS
150 Different Kinds of Plow
Points.
FARM TOOLS
Repairs of All Kinds.
PHONE 101
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i KNOWLEDGE,
I Knolvleflge zmikes a man fi! company for himself and
i Teaches him to use his brains to the best advantage.
PEOPLES EXCHANGE BANK
RFSSELLVILLE. ARK.
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The Best Loved Building on the Campus
THE AGRICOLA
Dr. L. D. Berryman
Physician and
Surgeon
Phones:
Residence 431
Office 430
Ofiice on Russell St.
CALENDAR-fC0nfim1edj
Second team leaves for Beebe.
Tech sceond's defeat Beebe, 9-0
First signs of winter.
Everybody hunting coats to
wear to Sunday School.
Howard-Payne team arrives.
OCTOBER.
Tech defeats Howard-Payneg
score, 13-6.
Agri Club 'foes on picnic.
Sunday-in the usual way.
Dallas University decides not
to come for game.
Varsity vs. Second team.
Dr. Dutton begins a series of
lectures.
-13. Several students attend State
Fair.
Pep meeting before boys leave.
Boys leave for Holla.
Tech victorious over Hollag
score, 23-0.
"Beat Oglethorpe."
Pep causes much excitement.
Queen and maids elected for
Dad's Day.
Pep meeting in armory.
Dad's Day. Tech 26, Ogle-
thorpe 0.
CLEANLINESS
QUALITY
SERVICE
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THE CITY BAKERY
MILK MAID BREAD
JEFFERSON ST.
RUS SELLVILLE
1927
THE fxonrcoui
THE COURIER-DEMOCRAT
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DAILY AND XVEEKLY
MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS
A Booster for Polytechnic College
and the Wonder Boys Football Team
DAILYWB5' Carrier. 50C per monthg by mail 53.50 per year
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TELEPHONE No. 7
MOST PEOPLE EAT VVHERE THEY PLEASE
YOU CAN BE SURE WE PLEASE YOU AT
WARR N98
MORRILTON LITTLE ROCK
Across From Sixth and Louisiana
Railroad Station Opposite Lafayette
RUSSELLVILLE
Main Street
BUSY DAY AND NIGHT
OUR CUSTOMERS ARE THE BEST
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THE AGRICOLN
SMlTH'S
SHOE SHOP
JEFFERSON ST.
SHOE REPAIRING
We Use Only the BEST Grade
of Leather. Work Absolutely
Guaranteed.
TECH!
Your Work Is Appreciate-d.
CALENDAR-I'Continued1
Several former students remain
for week-end.
Tech-Little Rock College at
Kavanaugh Field.
NOVEMBER.
Miss Howard. general secretary
of Y. W. C. A.. talks in chapel.
Boys go to chapel at 7:15 ? ?
Mr. Andrews talks in chapel.
Tech defeats State Teachers.
26-2.
Band goes to Dover for con-
cert.
Pep meeting in armory.
Tech beats Ada lOkla.P Teach-
ers, 28-0.
Great events coming. Exams
and ball game.
Boys leave for Chicago.
Terms ends.
Tech loses to Loyola. 7 to 0.
Boys tell of their visit to the
city.
Everybody happy? XYell. yes.
Thanksgiving holidays are an-
zzcuic.-cl.
ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER
AND SHINGLES
SASH AND DOORS
COMPOSITION ROOFING. IRON ROOFING.
CEMENT AND PLASTER
BUILDERS' HARDWARE
J. J. SHOPT W
1927
KTI-IE .5GRICQLi
ROBERT BAILEY WARD 8: CAUDLE
A'1'1'O RXY-AT-I..-115' A1-FOR N EY5
ALI. COURTS
Umm: in Bards of Huisellville
Building.
TELEPHOXE 117
RFSSELLVILLE. ARK. RUSSELLVILLE. ARK.
DO YOU WANT GOOD GOODS
HARDWARE, BUILDING MATERIAL
FURNITURE
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YVe Endeavor to Handle Goods of
Standard Quality and at the
Best Price.
J. F. LEONARD
201-203 Jefferson SL Phone 142
f1927l
TH E AGRICOIA
THE FAMOUS
BAKERY
WILLIS Sz WILLIAMSON,
Proprietors.
ONE LOAF CALLS FOR
ANOTHER
Arden! Tech Supporters
South Jefferson St. 1 .
25.
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CALENDAR-IContin11edI
Tech defeats Tahlequah Teach-
ers.
-3-28. Holidays.
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Back to work as usual.
DECEMBER.
All thoughts are turned toward
home.
Days, and almost the hours,
have been counted.
Special meeting of students in
auditorium. Holidays extended.
Rotary Club are guests for din-
ner.
Football sweaters are given to
letter men.
Agri Club presents. "Am I In-
trudingf' at Vance theatre.
Students begin to leave for
home.
Holidays begin.
JANIQARY.
Students return.
New students are found on
campus.
Boys play Little Rock College.
Tech defeats Little Rock Cal-
lege for second time.
BRACY BROS. HARDWARE CO.
TVHOLESALE
SPORTING GOODS
CROCKERY
HOTEL EQUIPMENT
513-515 MAIN LITTLE ROCK
1927
THE AGRICOLA
STAR BRAND SHOES
CURLEE CLOTHIXGP
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RUSSELLVILLE BIERCAXTILE CO.
GIBSON OH. COBIPAXY
ZERO GAS
TRIUMPH IIOTOR OILS AND GRBASES
KELLY TIRES AND TUBES
XVE HAVE OILS FOR EVERY PURPO SE
TXVO STATIONS
PHONE 245 PHOXE 11
1927,
THE AGRICOLK
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Phones: 3
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CALENDAR-IContinuedJ
Girls second team defeats Dov-
er, 70-10.
Piano recital in auditorium.
Rain! rain! rain!
Still more rain.
Dr. Wesson lectures in chapel.
A bright spot is noticed in the
sky. The sun shines for the
first time in ten days.
-28. Our boys play Teachers.
Piano and expression pupils
give program.
FEBRUARY.
liules governing club meetings
read in chapel.
Interesting news for those who
like to sleep. Breakfast at 6:45.
Classes are dismissed and ev-
eryone goes to see agricultural
exhibit train.
Tech quintet plays the State
Teaehers, there.
Another game with Teachers.
Holiday for girls. National
Guard inspection.
ll Committee from Legislature
RUSSELLVILLE. ARK. VISUS school-
l2 Legislators leave well pleased
with their visit.
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B. B. BETHELL 8: SONS
RussEi.i.vn.LE I
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DO NOT FORGET OUR FRIENDLY FIVES T
FRIENDLY TO YOUR POCKET BOOK I
FRIENDLY TO YOUR FIVE TOES
WE STRIVE TO GIVE SERVICE I
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THE AGRICQLPI
IVILL D. VANCE
ABSTRACTOR
Farm and City Loans
RUSSELLVILLE, - - ARK.
ROBT. F. SMITH
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
PRACTICE IN ALL counrs
DRTIMMOND BUILDING
DR. F. C. WILSON
DENTIST
RUS SELLVILLE. ARK.
REMEMBER?
BERRY
THE TAILOR
Gives you a first-class fit be-
fore he finishes the garment,
insuring you of a real tailor-
ing from a real tailor.
Over Bank of Russellville
LINTON da YVHITE
CLEANERS
People are not judged by the clothes they Wear,
but by the condition in Which they are kept.
LET US KEEP THEM LOOKING NEAT
WORK CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED
PHONE 189
RU S SELLVILLE
1927
THE AGRIOO
HENRY BROS.
Livestock Dealers
and Planters
Vifliolesalers and
Retailers
HORSES, MULES,
CATTLE AND
HOGS
Springfield Wagons
We Invite You to Visit
Our Barn
PHONE No. 21.
CALEXDAR-f'Continued!
St. Valentine's Day-extra
work for Lee. '
Exams here. Sid tells how to
make A's.
Tech defeats Ouachita. 26-16
IBoysl.
Mr. Casey partakes in beauty'
contest by presiding.
Agri Club oil' for a picnic.
New term starts.
Good news again! Holidavs.
95-26. District basketball tourna-
ment.
Snow.
Boys tell of their trip to Dia-
mond Cave.
MARCH.
Home Economics Club gives
Fashion Show.
Mr. MCB:-e talks in chapel.
R. H. S. Seniors present. "As-
sisted by Sadie."
Girls go on hike.
Annual Arkco-Agrian party.
APRIL.
All Fool's Day.
Track meet with State Teach-
ers.
A. BI. VAYGHT K C O1IPAB'Y
THE STORE OF CORRECT FASHIIOXS
AKD BETTER GARBIEXTS
RYSSELLVILLE, ARKANSAS
1927c
THE AQRICOLQ
WHITE BRQS. 81 CC.
TECH SITPPORTERS
DEPEXDAIBLE BIERCIIAXTS
COfl'I'ON BYYERS
in Ha
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AKD GEXTS' FI'RB'ISHIXGS
"Rl'SSELLVIl.LE'S UXE COMPLETE DEP.-XRTJIEXT STORE'
1927
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Home. Sweet Home" to the Tevming Ilost tha! Dwell
THE AGRICOLA
GEO. LEBIING
DRUGS
AND
EY'ERYTHIXG
IN BYSINESS SINCE
1900
Rl' S SELLVILLE . ARK .
BIORGAN LY
SOSBEE
BARBER SHOP
All That a Barber Shop
Should Be.
LET ROY SHINE 'EM
Your Palronaye Is
Appreciated.
JEFFERSON STREET
CALENDAR-fConlin11edl
Home practice teachers entel
tain with a dinner.
Tech-Ouachita track meet.
L. I. Senior Day.
C. of 0.-Tech track meet.
Science Club fish fry.
MAY.
Baccaleaureate sermon.
Heading contest.
Declamation contest.
Graduation exercises.
A. J. CAISSON
DENTIST
PHONE 3-1-69
RFSSELLYILLE. ARK.
R. D. HAMM 8: SON
STAPLE AND
FANCY
GROCERIES
PHONE 473
PALACE
BARBER SHOP
VS'here They All
Go to Gut
THAT E Z SHAVE
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THE AGRICOLK
DR. DON HARKEY
DENTIST
Ohice Over Price Clothing Co.
PHONE 48
TVEST TR.-xx SFER
YVE HAUL OR MOVE
ANYTHING
Outing Trips a Specialty
Day Phone 39-Night 417
JOE D. SHIIPPERD
ATTORXEY AT LAW'
Practice in A11 Courts
RESSELLVILLE, - - ARK.
G.C.MCKENNON. IR.
DENTIST
Over Bank of Rnsseilville
PHONE 126
BEN F. YVIRT
District Manager of
BANKERS' RESERVE LIFE
INSURANCE CO..
Omaha. Xeb.
RI'SSEI.LVELLE. ARK.
J. S. BONDS S CO.
DEELERS IX
HARDVVARE AND HOUSE
F URNISHIXG.
"SERVICE" OFR MOTTO
QFALITY 2 SERVICE :PRICE
TESTED SEEDS
.mb Pnaxrs
FIELD .un GARDEN SEEDS
J. A. CLIFTON
SEEDDIAX
Sixteenth Annual Catalog Free
C. WV. HAYS. D.V.lI.
DEPUTY STATE
YETEBINARIAX
STATE AND INTERSTATE
Residence Phone 63
Office Phone 63
RFSSELLVILLIL ARKANSAS
1927,
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OGLESBY FEED POPE COUNTY
STORES CO, REAL ESTATE
COMPANY
Phone 17
SEE US FOR INSURANCE
Tun of the Largest Old Lino
Hay, Companies Rc-presented.
Grain Wc Arc the Strongest Loaning
Company in the County.
and
Meal Wu Spccializc in Farm Loans.
Farmers State Bunk Building,
Torrence Slreel.
Russellville, Ark- 11L'ssELI.vI1.I.E, - - ARK.
DEMAND
PURITY ICE CREAM AND
PURITY BUTTER
PURITY ICE CREAM 8: CREAMERY
COMPANY
MANUFACTURERS OF ICE CREAM AND BUTTER
cwl-IOLESALEJ
PHONE NO. 184 RUSSELLVILLE
THE AGRICOLN
.. MASSEY
Qrang SZ S0111 HARDWARE CO
FINE FOODS I
SHELF AND
HEAVY
'J HARDWARE
PHONE 109
RUSSELLVILLE, ARK
BANK OF RUSSELLVILLE
ARKANSAS
--.1 BANK OF SERVICE AND SAFETY"
VV. G. NEAL
R. L. JENKINS
L. A. REED
J. L. RAN KIN
MEMBER
A FEDERAL RESERVE -
YSTE ff
DIRECTORS
J. J. SHOPTAXV
T. R. RYE
BROWN ROGERS
GEORGE S. NEAL
1927
THE AGRICOLA.
HOME BAKERY I BUSH-CALDWELL
SPORTING
GOODS
'WVHEN IN DOUBT,
TRY US."
For Candies, Cakes,
Lunches and Drinks' Special Prices to Schools
on Athletic Equipment
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Students,
We Thani- You. t WHOLESALE AND RETAH
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RUSSELLVILLE, ARK. LITTLE ROCK, ARK.
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THE STORE THAT STUDENTS PREFER
Wlt has been proven that C. S. Sheppard and
Students work hard! The joys of each are
the joys of both.
-That's why class rings, insignia and trophies
are purchased here. fHundreds of other things,
too!!
C. S. SHEPPARD
THE JEWELER
1927s
THE AGRICOLQ f
If you get your wearing
Apparel from
PINKERTON'S
you will get Lhe newest
PIXKERTOXS
OX SI.-XIX STREET
Take Your Prescriptions to
GIBSON
DRUG STORE
DRUGS. SUYDRLES. SCHOOL
SUPPLHES
ABT? SPORTISG GOODS
Also the Home of
SCFLYEIDER CAXD IES
PHONE 139
RUSSELLVILLE. ARK.
PARLETT BROS., Inc.
WRAPPING PAPER. PAPER BAGS.
TOILET TISSUE. CORDAGE.
SCHOOL SUPPLIES. SCHOOL BOOKS.
STATIONERY
DISTRIBUTORS OF HY-GRADE SCHOOL SERIES TABLETS
THE PREMIUM SCHOOL SERIES
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ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW
R US SELLVILLE
CAN YOU IMAGINE-
A class so soothing that one of its
members would not be conscious of
anything going on. For particu-
lars on how to pass a period off so
peacefully, see Seth Compere.
Bob Griffin giving advice.
Mr. Casey cultivating tulips-and
jonquils.
The girls in the middle dormitory
being called to the president's of-
fice.
Students of Arkansas Tech with
21 schedule on their doors.
Jennie Mae without a Page.
Miss Bryan talking in chapel.
Jim White eating a square meal.
Dwight Stroup running the 100-
yard dash.
"Street" and Doug arguing.
Owen Blaylock riding in a Dodge
sedan.
Harold Overby going to Scranton
once a week.
"Piggy" Conley keeping up with
the social calendar of the school.
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300 FERRY ST. LITTLE ROCK. ARK
THE AGRICGL
DR. JEROME YVRIGI-IT
SURGERY AND ROENTGENOLOGIST
DR. G. C. XVEBB
EYE. EAR. NOSE AND THROAT
DR. WV. P. SCARLETT, B. S., M. D.
GENERAL MEDICINE. G. U.. X-RAY
1927
THE AGRICOLK
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Rl'SSELLVII.I.E. ARK.
"Stop snithng, little boy. Can't
you do something with your nose?"
the austere old lady asked on the
crowded street car. I
"Yes'm," returned the lad polite-
ly, "I can keep it out of other folks'
business."
Gladys: "Who is that ugly brute
with you?"
Grace: "I-lush! That's my fiance
and I want you to know that beau-
ty is only skin deep."
Gladys: "Well, take the darned
thing home and skin him."
Absent-Minded Professor tufter
kissing his wife and two daughters!
"Nou: girls. what is the lesson for
today?"
Love beats its tattoo on every
lover's poeketbook.
"Are you :I college main?"
"No, sirg I'm wearing these
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best of it is they keep their styles and shape.
You can get Bostonians in the big wide brogue
lasts or in the neat narrow shapes for dress wear
and you can get them from our stock in shades of
light tan as well as the dark tans and black.
There is a new style of Bostonian on the market
each month and the factory has a standing order
from us to ship us a run of the new styles as fast as
they come through the factory.
BOSTONIAN SHOES AND OXFORDS
SELL FOR 37.00 TO 310.00
BQEEQHLQFS
PRICE CLOTH I NG COMPANY
RUSSELLVILLE
19.27,
TI-IE AGRICOLA.
FINOS PHILLIPS
TYPEWRITERS AND
ADDING MACHINES
102 LOUISIANA ST.
LITTLE ROCK. ARK.
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HORSE AND MULE
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AUTOMOBILES
Now ox DISPLAY
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Thirty Minutes Demonstration
SEE LS BEFORE Will Win You
YOU BUY
PHONE 881OAK ST. PHONE 88 OAK ST.
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THE AGRICOLAT
HARKEY SADDLERY COMPANY
TANNERS AND MANUFACTURERS
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
ALSO A FULL LINE OF LEATHER GOODS
SHOE POLISHES, ETC.
SHOE REPAIRING THE RIGHT WAY
RUSSELLVILLE. ARK.
palace Dotel
FAIVIOUS FOR ITS DIEALS
TECH BOYS, BRIXG YOUR GIRL HERE FOR
OUR SPECIAL SUNDAY DIXXER
CLOSE TO RAILROAD STATIOX
OX RIVER STREET
PHONE 108 RUSSELLYIILLE, ARK.
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THE AGRICOLK
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ELECTRIC CO.
206-210 SCOTT ST.
LITTLE RocK. ARK.
WHOLESALE ONLY
YOUR LOCAL DEALER HAS THEM
We called her "Aamazon," 'cause
she'd never dry up.
A little boy from Canada who had
never seen a negro, was riding with
his uncle in New York when he saw
a colored woman.
"Why does that woman black her
face?" the boy asked.
"That's her natural color," re-
plied the uncle.
"Is she black like that all over?"
"Yes," was the answer.
Then the lad came back, "Gee,
uncle, you know a lot, don't you?"
Maid: "Shall I take this rug out
and beat it?"
Student: "'I'hat's no rug: that's
my I'OOIIllll2lI.L',S towel."
He: "I'd like to propose a little
toast."
She: "Nothing doing, kidg I want
a regular meal."
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160,000 SQUARE FEET FLOOR SPACE
LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS
SECOND AND ROCK STREETS
HARDWARE
FURNITURE
THE ACRICOLR
G. S. NEAL. PRESIDENT. A. N. FALLS. SECRETARY-TREASURER
A. J. MATTHEWS. GENERAL MANAGER
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Russellville Compress Company
"THE HOME OF LOW INSURANCE"
LICENSED UNDER THE U. 5. WAREHOUSE ACT
LICENSE NO. 2-526
COMPRESSING AND WAREHOUSING COTTON
STORAGE CAPACITY zo.ooo BALES
AUTOMATIC SPRINKLERS
POSTOFFICE BOX 9 TELEPHONE 177
RUSSELLVILLE, ARKANSAS
1927
THE AGRICOLA
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MAGNOLIA SERVICE
JEWELRY AND ,
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107 EAST MAIN STREET
MAGNOLIA PET. CO.
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PLUNKETT-JARRELL GROCER CO.
THE AGPJCCLA.
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3 ROY FARRIS EUEL WALTHALI.
FARRIS 8: WALTHALL. INC.,
VVHOLESALE GROCERS
Cash Discount is the Difference Between
Success and Failure in Business. Try the
Cush XVz1y.
PHONE 111 RUSSELLVILLE. ARK.
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WHAT YOU WANT-AND WHEN YOU WANT
1927
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ABSTRACTERS
REAL ESTATE,
FARM AND CITY LOANS
FIRE INSURANCE
RUSSELLVILLE. ARK.
DE FI NI TI ONS.
Athletics-The course pursued by
men who have more brawn than
brains, to obtain an A. B. or B. S.
degree.
Cheek-A paper boomerzmg that
always comes back and causes em-
barrussment.
Coed-A companion fusually sex-
lessl that Z1 college man chooses to
dwarf his own inzlnity by its col-
loszll stupidity.
Professor-An absent minded in-
dividual who presides while the
stpldent is spending the necessary
hours with morpheus.
Examinations-A device employ-
ed by college heads to remind stu-
dents thut life is eomposed of puin
as well as pleasure.
Ossifieation-The state in which
tlIe eerebrums of most eollege men
are found.
HSYVEET THOUGHTS"
FOR THOSE WVHO READ THE
AGRICOLA
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SNIITH-TUCKER CANDY CONIPANY
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A. J. BOWDEN
CLEANER
WVORK CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED
PHONE 18 2
FOR YOUR HOME WHEN YOU BUILD
Only the Best Materials Are Good Enough
LET US SERVE YOU
THE ARKMO LUMBER YARDS
QUALITY PHONE 168 SERVICE
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RUSSELLVILLE. - - - ARKANSAS
THE AGRICOLA.
TO A. P. C. STUDENTS
We are boosters for A. P. C. We want you to feel at home
in Russellville and in our store. We are never too busy to
give you a glad hand and serve you in any way we can.
We congratulate the Senior Class of '27, and hope that all
others will be with us again for the next term.
HOOD'S
THE REXALL DRUG STORE
LARGEST AND MOST SANITARY FOUNTAIN AND CREAM
PARLOR IN THE CITY.
COMPLETE LINE OF PENS. INK. TABLETS AND SCHOOL SUPPLIES
SANITARY GROCERY 8: MARKET
FRESH AND CURED MEATS
EAT AND GROW FAT
PHONE 27
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JOHN CARPENTER HENRY LEWIS
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THE AGHICQIK
5100.00 A MONTH AS LONG AS
YOU LIVE
In case you should become totally and permanently dis-
abled before age 60, as a result of disease or accident.
320,000 in case of your death as a direct result of an
accident.
Does YOUR LIVE INSURANCE POLICY make these pro-
visions, IN ADDITION TO THE USUAL BENEFITS?
It does if it is a 310,000 policy containing our new waiver
disability, annuity and double indemnlty clauses. IPOIICIGS
for other amounts make similar provis1ons.J
THE GUARDIAN LIFE INSURANCE CO.
OF AMERICA
RAY SMITH, DISTRICT MANAGER.
RUSSELLVILLE. ARK.
LEWIS S. TALLEY
CLEANER
FOR REAL REPAIR AND DYE VVORK OR
CLEANING AND PRESSING
PHONE 21 RUSSELLVILLE
1927
THE AGRICOLA
mess-:flHlollllis K Kirkpatrick
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CARS-TRUCKS -TRACTOR!
RUS SELLVILLE, ARKAN SAS
Offers its loyal support to all activities of Arkansas Tech, an
institution maintained for the education of this district's young
people. This organization is maintained for the economical dis-
tribution of automobiles and tractors to Russellville, Dardanelle
and Pope county people.
LINCOLN-FORD-FORDSON
A PENNY SAVED-A PENNY EARNED
Wise Nature does her treasures store
And from this saving man has more.
If you lay by for rainy days
You'll find it helps in many ways.
The boy or girl who learns to save
Has more incentive to behaveg
And every parent and teacher too
Should teach that save is the thing
to do.
THE FARMERS BANK tk TRUST CO.
will gladly show
A way to make your savings gI'0NV.
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BUTLER'S STEAM LAUNDRY
AND BOTTLING WORKS
CLEANING AND PRESSING
A SPECIALTY
TELEPHONE NO. 14
321 TORRENCE ST. RUSSELLVILLE. ARK.
For Curlee Clothing, Swann Hats and Caps,
Buster Brown Shoes, and Brown Built Shoes
for Both Girls and Boys, in fact the Whole
Family Can Get Their Needs at Our Store
QUALITY? YES!
SEWELL-WEST 8: COMPANY
"THE FAMILY STORE"
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THE AGRICOLAC
Hetel Pearson
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Russellville, Arkansas
E. H. BUTLER
President and General Manugt
Better Pictures for
Better Russellville
19 Nloin Street Russllville, Ark. l
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THE AGRICOLA
GEO. E. SPARLING COMPANY
BOOKBINDING AND RULING
WE BOUND THIS ANNUAL
SPECIAL PRICES OX LIBRARY BIXIIIXG FOR SCHOOLS
BOYXD RECORDS OF ALL KIXDS. GOLD STADIPINC
STANDARD AKD SPECIAL RYLED FORMS.
LITTLE ROCK. ARKANSAS
115W WVEST SIXTH ST. TELEPHONE 4 -H04
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SCHOOL SUPPLIES
YOUR PATRONAGE APPRECIATED
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To the Stuoleut Body HAMILTUN
and Faculty of the TRANSFER
Arkansas Tech :
"Around the Block
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WE ARE STRONG
FOR YOU.
Around the Worldi'
WE MOVE IT
Phone 202-356
WE SELL STAPLE AND
FANCY GROCERIES
FRESH AND CURED
HOWARD
GROCERY CO.
MEATS
RYE GROCERY GOOD HOME cooKlNG
Phone 107-Main St. AT MRS. HOWARDS
"By Their Works Ye Shall
Know 'l'liem"
We are Willing to be judged by the age-old
standard. And that We are enjoying a large
degree of success is attested
are printing more annuals
house in the State.
by the fact that We
than any printing
We Specialize in School and
Publication Work.
Russellville Printing Company
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I 753101 Education
I bear the torch that enlightens the world, fires the im-
agination of man, feeds the flame of genius. I give wings to
dreams and might to hand and brain.
From out the deep shadows of the past I come, wearing
the scars of struggle and the stripes of toil, but bearing the
triumph and wisdom of all ages. Man, because of me, holds
dominion over earth, air and sea, it is for him I leash the
lightening, plumb the deep and shackle the ether.
I am the parent of progress, creator of culture, molder of
destiny. Philosophy, science and art are the works of my
hand. I banish ignorance discourage vice, disarm anarchy.
Thus have I become freedom's citadel, the arm of dem-
ocracy, the hope of youth, the pride of adolescence, the joy
of age. Fortunate the nations and happy the homes that wel-
come me-
The school is my workshop, here I stir ambitions, stimulate
ideals, forge the keys that open the door to opportunity. I am
the source of inspirationg the aid of aspiration. I am irre-
sistible power. -Selected.
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Board of Trustees
Col. Henry Stroupe, President .......,,.Y....... . .,..,.,,.. Paris
Hon. John E. Chambers, Vice President ....,. .7,..... D anville
Hon. J. B. Paine, Secretary .,.,,,,,.....,..,..,.v,, ....... N 'an Buren
Hon. 0. H. Wilson ,.,,,.,......7,7,77 ,i,e, R ussellville
Hon. J. I.. Lieh ..... ..
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G. B. Turrentine ,,,.... ....., .,,,..t..,..... D e an and Education
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Miss .Ieanne Porter ,,,.
Miss Frances Thrasher. t.,,..
E. O. Brown t.t,,,,.....,.,,
Miss Lela Bryan .,,,.,,lt.,
J. G. Buerlcle .,.,,.,.
XV. B. Casey
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Miss Edna Hood . ..,,.i ,
W. N. Kiser ,,,,,t,,,,. ,
J. S. McBee ,,.,,.,,,,,
Neumon Leighton ,...,
Mrs. E. S. Tomlinson
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John Tucker ..............,
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Secretary
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History and Athletics
Household Art
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Home Economics
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There will be no Bache1or's Degrees conferred this
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year Diploma in Agriculture, or Home Economics.
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Tuba Agricolac Staff, '25-'27,
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Agri Club. '23-'24-'25.
Scicncc Club. '26-'27.
JAMES JOHNSON WHITE, I.. I.
STAR CITY
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KASPEH SKINNEII, I.. I.
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L. I. Graduates
The Teachers' Training Class of the College is not the
largest in number, but it has the distinction of being the first
L. I. Class to be graduated from the Arkansas Polytechnic
College.
Some one has said that goods of highest quality come
wrapped in small packages. There are only fourteen mem-
bers, but in this number are found the names of some of the
most wide-awake and most able students in the College.
A In all activities with which Arkansas Polytechnic College
has had any connection, the "teachers" have always taken the
keenest interest. On the class roll may be found members of
the track, football, basket ball, and baseball teams. ln fact the
class is represented in every branch of athletics and in all the
worthwhile College organizations.
The I.. I. candidates are a loyal bunch of students. and
Arkansas Polytechnic College is justly proud of them. lt is
they that create the most powerful influence for the College
because they come in contact with so many people as they go
out to take their places in the corps of Arkansas Polytechnic
College graduates, who are valiantly endeavoring to raise the
standards of education in Arkansas.
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It shall be my purpose to live to render service. Life is
hard. I will watch for a chance to give a lift to those about me.
Deeds of mercy I will do.
In my daily vocation I will seek to so do what I am called
upon to do, that it shall be saturated with the spirit of spon-
taneous kindness and illuminated with gladness. I shall try
to "brighten the corner where I am."
Cheery greetings with a smile and a bit of banter in the
spice of life I will throw in, as I go down my way.
It shall be my high resolve to be where great things are
being under-taken, and I shall do my part. Great deeds as well
as kindly ones shall be part of my life. Action shall be my
purpose. I shall spurn indifference. I shall seek to back up
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It shall be my high purpose to fill the niche in life intended
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-Selected-
1927
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Junior College Sophomore
The Class of 1928 has passed another mile post in its relay
toward the distant goal of graduation. What a year ago ap-
peared mere specks on a dim horizon are gradually taking the
shape of progress.
During the fall term Sophomores could be found fighting
their way for lirst honors on the football team, while numerous
others not quite so lucky, or rather who chose other fields of
work, were bounding ahead as Sophomores should.
Several members of the Sophomore class have done their
preparatory work in the Arkansas Polytechnic College, while
others have come from reputable high schools and colleges of
this and adjoining states. The class thus far has taken an
increasing important role in the affairs of the following years.
Almost one hundred per cent of last year's Freshmen
have gloriously survived the perseeutions they were ruthlessly
subjected to, and are baek on the job, demonstrating to the
other Classes that it is "a survival of the fittestf' and making
them regret that they ever nagged, slammed, rebuked and per-
secuted last year's Freshmen. The result is this peppy, en-
thusiastic, ever exeelling life, a new and brighter star on the
horizon of Tech school life.
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Junior College Freshmen
The year 1926-27, to many of us, was the beginning of a
glorious period. Many and great are the changes that these
few months have wrought in us.
In the springtime of 1926, we emerged from various high
schools confident that wisdom was plainly visible on every
feature, in September, being admitted as prodigies from our
own home towns, we congregated at the State's greatest insti-
tution of learning, willing and ready to display our superior
talents to the upper classmen.
No one who has been connected with the Arkansas Poly-
technic College during the school year of 1926-27 will even
dare refute the statement that the Freshmen class has been one
of the most enthusiastic organizations of the institution.
lf, in the dim distant future, when you are lonely and your
thoughts wander back to your Freshman year, you should look
once again through these pages, recalling fond memories of
pleasant associations, live once again your college days, and be
thankful to your Alma Mater.
We, the Freshman class, expect your approval now, but
are willing to wait for your appreciation until that day, when
memory will light her fires and show you the old faces and old
places of a treasured past.
The Freshman class as a whole looks into the future with
impatient longing, but the story of our future, we will leave for
future historians to relate.
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Sophomore Class Roll
AUDRA BARNARD
President
CLYDE GODDARD
Vice-President
GLEN MYERS
Secretary- Treasurer
ELIZABETH GRANT
VEVA MAE TURRENTINE
PEARL HARKINS
ROBERT ROREX
NORMA YATES
LOUISE WILLIAMSON
MILDRED STANFORD
EARL TAYLOR
RUBY LLEVVELLYN
RAYMOND SELPH
DACUS PARKER
AARON CROWELL
BERT HESTER
HERMAN BROOKS
EUGENE SKIPPER
EARL HARRIS
LAFAYETTE EIDSON
ALVIN COUNTZ
FAY BONDS
GWYTH ROGERS
OZEL COX
WILLIAM PEARCE
EMIS BURRIS
KENNETH JEFFREY
LYLE GREEN
JOE BENNETT
JIM REASONER
OMA MOSS
HAZEL MCCLAMROCK
PAULINE RIGGS
.IESSIE MAUDE MCKENZIE
LENA MARIE WALKER
NINA HUGHES
ZAIDA VVEIR
EULA NEASE
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To let a fellow think.
1927
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FRANK POSEY
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HENCE PRIDDY
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LOIS SULLIVANT
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ETHEL HALBROOK
YVILBUR YATES
KATHERINE GARDNER
REBA SIMPSON
SALLY LLOYD
SELENE BONDI
JAMES C. TANKERSLEY
BRUCE G. HILTON
REBA HILL
BERTHA LOSAK
JEWELL ASHMORE
GLADYS TAYLOR
CLARA ANDERSON
TOM HOCOTT
ELMO WILLIAMSON
BESSIE GREEN
NANNIE MAY RIGGS
RICHARD GRANT
JOE HARRIS
HOWARD PAGE
FRANK TALLENT
NEVA TAYLOR
RUBY HICE
LILLIE OPITZ
MARGARET OATS
JAMES WOODARD
GLEN MCNEAL
HAROLD HIXON
ROY HAMM'
JOE VVOLFF
CLOY HARRIS
LTNNEL STORMENT
DELBERT ALLEN
COLEMAN BURGESS
MARK REDDING
ROY VALENTINE
CLAUD HILL
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LUIS CHEYXE S. B. NVALKER
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.IENNIE MAE COFEII C. B. CLEMIENT
STUDENT COUNCIL
The Student Council serves as an intermediary between the
students and faculty. Its membership is so distributed that each dorma-
tory is given representation: one member being selected by the students
from each building.
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l-Iditor Business Manager
THE 1927 AGRICOLA
The 1927 Agricola, as has been the case for the last two years, was
printed and bound by the Russellville Printing Company. The en-
graving and art work was done by the Peerless Engraving Company of
Little Rock. Ark. The expenses of this publication were met in three
ways -by the sale of annuals. by the sale of organization, panel and
space and by the :advertising which is carried in the back of the book.
llue credit should he given John Reid, our ollicial photographer,
for his prompt work on the scene section in the front of the book. Mr.
lleltl was always willing to co-operate with the stall' when need was
found for a photographer.
To those not ollieially connected with the stall, who have re-
sponded when called upon, we wish to express our thanks for their
support. Without such aid, the 1927 year hook could not have been
built.
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Editor Business Mana Ll
1926-1927 TUBA AGRICOLAE
The Tuba Agrieolae is the bi-weekly publication of the students of
Arkansas Polytechnic College. It serves the double purpose of leading
student spirit and in keeping the public informed on the work of the
college. Its slogan is, "Boosting for a Bigger and Better Arkansas Poly-
technic Collegef' Although the staff is elected by the student body. an
effort is made to elect only those members who are well qualified for
the different positions and are interested in the work. Since the college
has no print shop, the Tuba Agricolae is printed by the Russellville
Printing Company. lt is financed by subscriptions and advertising
space sold to the business men of Russellville.
It is the aim of the Tuba Agricolae to mirror all phases of student
activity. Space given to the different college interests is divided so that
there will be no possibility of the paper ever becoming an organ of any
one group. Campus news of special interest to the student body is
carried. Each issue carries an article on some live farm problem or
data on some experiment being conducted by the Agricultural Depart-
ment. No college credit is given for work on the paper.
The Tuba Agricolae is still young, being now in its fourth volume.
It is hoped that the future staffs will continue to develop the paper until
it will take its place with the leading college publications.
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THE AGRICOLA
Top Row-Jim VVhite, Herbert Blair, Virgil Hightill.
Bottom Row-May Vance. Joe Lyman, Sidney B, XVa1ker.
EDITORIAL STAFF
SIDNEY B. WALKER 7.,,.,,.,, ..,i7, . Associate Editor
LAMBERT RESIMONTHE ,,,7w ..v7,.,7,7,..,. .Sports Editor
VIRGIL HIGHFILL ...titt ..,tt.,., A gricultural Editor
GUY CONLEY ,t..,.i,...., ....,.,.v,... , Society Editor
MARVIN HURLEY ..,t,., ,.v,tt, E ditor-in-Chief
MAY VANCE ,i.,i,,t,.. .,t.... L ocal Editor
LELA VAUGHAN, ,,.,.. .,..... . Feature Editor
BUSINESS STAFF
C. B. SMITH .,,,.... i,,,...,,,.,,........... B usiness Manager
JIM NVHITE ..,..i, ,.i,,,.,,,,,.,,i,,.., . Advertising Manager
JOE LYMAN, .,.,,..,.....,t ..,,.... A ssistant Advertising Manager
HERBERT BLAIR ,i...,.,. ,.,....,..,.,.v,.,., C irculation Manager
1927
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This is the first year that a XVho's XVho section has ap-
peared in the Agricola. The custom has been to let the student
body select-by popular vote-the prettiest girl, the most popu-
lar girl, the most popular boy, and the best athlete.
After conversing with the faculty advisors, the staff de-
cided that those entitled to a place in this section could besl
he chosen by a committee. The presidents of each class were
asked to meet with as many faculty members and select as best
they could the three most outstanding students for the four
divisions, namely-Scholarship, Athletics, Publications and
Activities. But as has been the custom the beauties and the
"Dad's Day" Queen were selected by popular vote of the
student body.
We, the Agricola staff, feel sure that each individual
rightfully deserves the honor bestowed upon them, and sin-
cerely hope that the committee's choice will meet the approval
of each and every student.
1927
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MUSIC DEPARTMENT
Music is an art of such an unusual nature that when we assert that
every man should study music, we know that there will be some one who
will not grasp the reason of such a positive and far reaching statement.
No one who has not studied music is in a position to appreciate its
manifold advantages. The boy who has the advantage of studying
music and art is better fitted for future life, even in other professions
and in business. It may very definitely contribute to his success by
giving him vision and daily inspiration to raise his soul to higher levels
of human experience and accomplishment.
The intellectual discipline of music is enormous. The mental drill
can hardly he compared to mathematics, except that it is a most logical
and orderly art. It is inconceivable that the training that puts the human
mind through a great number of beautiful melodic and harmonic pat-
terns, all gracefully and often powerfully designed with marvelous sym-
metry and balance, can fail to be of great benefit to the student, par-
ticularly in the formative years. This may be difficult for the business
man to understand.
Other countries have produced, and are giving, the world more
composers, more originality in compositiong but are they doing more to
keep the spirit of music alive among the people? Have we not become
a nation of "music absorbers?" We are furnishing audiences-appre-
ciative audiences-to the musical interpreters of the world. Does not
this signify a "Musical America?"
We have an accredited course in our institution. Thoughtful instruc-
tors have striven to make the study of music a pleasure to the student,
and to cultivate the capacity for musical thinking and hearing. As the
needs of each individual differ, so the work is planned to meet those
needs.
The contributions which our students make to the churches and
other organizations of Russellville are gladly rendered. The students of
our Music Department are taught that "He who is greatest is he who
serves, and serves gladly, willingly, and unselfishlyf'
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NELL BALLINGER
RUBY LLEXVELLYN
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YOUNG WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
EUGENA GATELY .......
HELEN PAXON .........
LOUISE BEASLEY ,...,. ,
NELL BALLENGER ,,.,..,,
ALMA ROBERTS .........
CLARA ANDERSON
MYRTLE BEWLEY
ETHEL BURT
BILL CARPER
JENNIE MAE COFER
LOIS CHEYNE
DELILAH CUMMINGS
FLOURINE EVANS
MILDRED FARRELL
LOUISE GREENE
ELIZABETH GRANT
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MILDRED HOLDEN
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PAULINE RIGGS
CLAUDINE RENOLDS
MYRTLE ROUSH
NANNIE MAE RIGGS
VEVA MAE TURRENTINE
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Since its organization in 1924, the interest and activity has con-
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school. This is the only religious society that does religious work in
the student body from within. No amount of preaching or teaching
from the outside can do the work this association is doing. There's
fun. and thcre's fellowship, and therc's searching for bigger things of
life in the Young Women's Christian Association.
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OFFICERS FIRST TERM
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MARVIN HURLEY A........
BOYD KEATHLEY .,.....,
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CECILE STANFORD, A.,...,,..,.. . ..........................,.. Reporter
OFFICERS SECOND TERM
MARVIN HURLEY ,,..
HERBERT BLAIR, ..... .
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ALMA ROBERTS ..,.,,.... ...... - .Secretary
BOYD KEATHLEY ,i.,,., ..,.,.,,., T reasurer
ROBERT GRIFFIN .........................,...e........ ..,....,, R eporter
OFFICERS THIRD TERM
HOYVARD BERRY i,.,e,e,,
BOYD KEATHLEY ,e,.,,
MAY VANCE w.....,.......
HERBERT BLAIR ,.......
ETHEL BURT ,,.,....,.,,
J. B. STEVENSON, JR.
R. D. CAUDLE
SERENA YVRIGHT
CLYDE CURTIS
LAMBERT RESIMONT
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KASPAR SKINNER Y...,...,,7........7,7v........v,........,,,....A.,.,,,,,. President
CLYDE CURTIS ....,.,,,,
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MAY VANCE ,,A...,,,.V, .,w.,,,,..,... S ecretary
SID B. NVALKER .,7........, ,..7..,, ,,,.......7 T r easurer
C. B. SMITH V,,, ,,..........YV..V..7,...,, . ............. - . Sergeant at Arms
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OFFICERS SECOND TERM
ARVLE F. BENNETT ,A77,7......7....Io..,,..7.,,,I,..77...7.... ....,., President
RALPH CRAVENS ,.,7,.o,..,,.,V..,,w..,,,,7 ....V,,..I,......,..77,7 N 'ice President
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LOUISE BEASLEY ee..,,.
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OFFICERS THIRD TERM
CECILE STANFORD ,....,....,......,..,.,.,.,.....,.,,.,e.,,e.,... ,,,,.,, P resident
C. B. SMITH ,, , .,,...,Y,,..e,,ee,.,,...V,,.,,, ,,,,e, ,e,,,,.,e,,e,,.e.ee N ' ice President
ETHEL BURT ,, . .... ,,,.,,,7.o.Vv,7...,,,777......,. S eeretarx
LELA VAUGHAN ,...,,,,,
XZIN MCNEAL
ARVLE F. BENNETT .,..
ISABEL NORDEN ,.,,.,,...
CARRIE AKINS
KEITH BENNETT
MYRTLE BENVLEY
SALENE BONDI
BILLIE BOWERMAN
DOUGLAS CHAMBERS
ROY CROSSNO
DELILAH CUMMINS
EDNVIN DEAN
FLORENCE DEAN
CARL DICKENS
RICHARD DUVALL
XVYLIE FARRIS
MILDRED FERREL
MAMIE FEATHERSTON
EMMICE FRISBY
GLADYS GARDNER
INEZ GRAHAM
RUTH GRAHAM
ELIZABETH GRANT
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MARVIN HURLEY
DOUGLAS HILL
RUBY HICE
RUBY LLEWELLYN
EMLEY MULLINS
LEE MATHEWS
AUSTIN MORRIS
LOUISE MCKENZIE
HAZEL MCCLAMROCK
OMA MOSS
T. CROMWELL PAGE
NANIE MAE RIGGS
PAULINE RIGGS
MILDRED STANFORD
VIVA MAE TURRENTINE
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1926-27
OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER
BOYD KEATHLEY
HAROLD OVERBY.
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Vice President
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VIRGII. HIGHFILL ......., ....,,...,,7. T reasurer
ROBERT GRIFFIN ..,...... i.,,.......... ..,. R e porter
HERBERT BLAIR ......,. .....,. S ergeant-at-Arms
OFFICERS SECOND SEMESTER
DALLAS F. POWERS .....,,....,,.77.. ,.......,.,. - .President
VIRGIL HIGHFILL ,,,...,,,, .,,.,,, X Iicc President
GENE GATELY ,,.. .,.... ,,., . . . ....,,.,.,,,. Secretary
WORTH W. VAUGHN ...w...V ...w.. . . vI,. Treasurer
HERBERT BLAIR ..,......,, .......,..A....,.,. R eporter
OWEN BLAYLOCK, ,..... .,s. , .Sergeant-at-Arms
BOYD KEATHLEY LESTER DAVIS
JACK OVERBY SAM MANESS
JOSH BAKER
ROY BAKER
PAUL VAN DALSON
ROBERT GRIFFIN
HERBERT BLAIR, .IR.
MURRELL EIKLEBERRY
DALLAS F. POWERS
LYMAN MIKEL
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MAY RENFROW
VIRGIL HIGHFILL
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GENEVA CARPENTER
BETTY MAY WOODFORD
RL HARKINS
CHARLES HIGH
BENJAMAN TRUSSEI L
CARL HARBON
DUNCAN JEAN
BILLY STEWART
OXVEN BLAYLOCK
CECILE DENNINGTON
GENEVIEVE COMPTON SID WATSON
DON HAMM NINA COBB
JOE GOODWIN LEO WHITE
EUGENIA GATELY FOY LEACH
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CARROL BUFFINGTON
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ROY BAKER .v................,7 Secretary and Treasurer
CLYDE CURTIS ,....,,.,.,,,,,,,.,,,,,A,,,,, ,,,,--,,eA,,e, R cporter
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EMMICE FRISBY ...........,..,...... Secretary-Treasurer
LAMBERT RESIMONT e,....e ..,.,e.,.,...,e,..,,... R eporter
DALLAS F. POWERS ,e.,...,...,,,..,..e Sergeant-at-Arms
JOSH BAKER JOE LYMAN
BILLIE BOWERMAN DALLAS F. POWERS
ROY BAKER HAROLD OVERBY
CHARLES CLEMENT EMMIS FRISBY
CLYDE CURTIS HOWARD CARPENTER
DONN HAMM AUSTIN MORRIS
LAMBERT RESIMONT CARROL BUFFINGTON
RUSSELL LIPE FLOYD DAVIS
BOYD KEATHLEY PAUL VAN DALSEN
GLEN MYERS RALPH CRAVENS
SIDNEY VVATSON
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DRAMATIC CLUB
OFFICERS FIRST TERM
LELA VAUGHAN ,......7........V.....,................,.. President
GLADYS GARDNER ......,,,................... Vice President
VEVA MAE TURRENTINE .,v,... .............. S ecretary
BETTY MAE WOODFORD ,..V .... ,......,.,, ' I' reasurer
FLORENCE DEAN. ,,...,,.,,,., ,,... . Reporter
OFFICERS SECOND TERM
ERA GRIFFIN ,..,,e.e,,,,....,,............,........e.....A President
GLADYS GARDNER e,,,,.,... ....V... V ice President
ANNIE HANIE ..,- .,..,..,,,,........ .....V ,...... S e cretary
LELA VAUGHAN ..,,,,I..,,..,,.,,....tt ...,Y..... T reasurer
MARGARET BESSIE OATS .,,.... ...... R eporter
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HAZEI. WILLIAMS. ,,,,........,.........,,,,,. Vice President
MARGARET BESSIE OATS ,.,.. .,.. ,i.,,....... S e cretary
ALMA MOSLEY .,,.,.,,.,,i.,.tt.ti.,,... ..,..... T reasurer
GLADYS GARDNER ...t,..,.,,.,t ...... R eporter
JEWELL HILL .
LOUISE BEASLEY
MILDRED FARRELL
ISABEL NORDEN
LUDY VEY HUNLEY
EDITH GRIFFIN
ELIZABETH GRANT
CLAUDINE RENOLDS
OMA MOSS NELL BALLENGER
MYRTLE BEWLEY MYRTLE OPITZ
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HELEN PAXON ,...,.,.,.......... ,..... T -..Vice President
ERA GRIFFIN ...,.,............ ............,.. S ecretary
VIOLET WILSON ........
SERENA WVRIGHT ....,.,..
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SALLY LLOYD
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GLADYS GARDNER
FLORENCE DEAN
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CARRIE AIKEN
OPAL ELAM
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FLORENE EVANS
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DOROTHY GREEN
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CLAUDINE RENOLDS
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NANNIE MAE RIGGS
BERTHA LOSACK
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