Henderson State University - Star Yearbook (Arkadelphia, AR)

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. Nineteen Twentij-One Sap f 1 V »s» V I mM ' i p l ■■■ Dr. B. S. Foster, M.A., LL.B., LL.D. (Man)) years Senior Class Sponsor) Dr. Foster has taught Henderson-Brown to love humanity by loving the highest; to love purity in life and in every college day, because only the pure in heart are at home with God, only they know spiritual vision; to hate sham and hypocrisy as the deadliest enemies of happiness, and by his simplicity reflects the divinity of sincerity. Those who intimately realize the heritage of his life are ever conscious of the benediction of his teaching, the consecraton of his living, his full abandon for creating within the hearts of his students a passion for the enduring possessions of the soul. How richly, how divinely, he has forgotten himself into an immortality of love. It is with affectionate reverance that he is called ' The Grand Old Man of Henderson ' . MATT ELLIS, A.B., Garland Lockesburg, Arkansas Society Officer (two quarters), ' 19; Oracle Staff, ' 19; Star Staff, ' 19; Yell Leader, ' 19; Vice-President, Society, ' 19; Treasurer Y. M. C. A., ' 19; President Society, ' 19; Basketball Team, ' 19; Society Orator, ' 19; Secretary Y. M. C. A,, ' 20; President Society, ' 20; Editor-in-Chief Star, ' 20; Oracle Staff, ' 20; Member Debating Council, ' 20; Society Officer (three quarters), ' 20; Yell Leader, ' 20; Basketball Team, ' 20; Glee Club, ' 20; President Senior Class, ' 21; President Tidball Bible Class, ' 21; Manager Football Team, ' 21; Oracle Staff, ' 21; Society Officer (two quarters), ' 21; Yell Leader, ' 21; Basketball Team, ' 21; Member Class Basketball Champions for four years; Treasurer Y. M. C. A., ' 21; Society Orator, ' 21. But we are all men in our natures ; Frail and capable of our flesh; few are angels. Man is one world and halh another to attend him. Jack-of-all-trades, gcod at ncne, does not apply to Uncle Matt, who has made a success of every- thing that came his way in college. From deep editorials to Star making, Matt has always been at the head. He is experienced with every department of college, especially with third floor. As senior president he suffered the trials and tribulations of a Kerensky, but came through wilhout turning abso- lutely gray-headed. Unpublished herewith is another honor he possesses. Matt wears the biggest shoe in the Senior Class; also the biggest hat. Several more years hang ' ng around the southeast corner of the basement would probably make him grow fat. Page Iwenty-sevzn

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Nineteen TuucnbLj-One Colors: Pink and White Flower: Sweet Pea Motio: Wiser Tomorrow Officers Matt Ellis President Crawford Greene Vice-President Louise Porter Secretary Sallie Maude Ross Treasurer Literary Seniors Matt Ellis Sallie Maude Ross Bernie Mills Crawford Greene Amy Moore Elbert Moody Louise Porter Bola Martin Kathleen Hearin Special Seniors Mary Alice Shinn Martha Williams Clara Jean Mary Alice Thomasson Mae Barlow Lula Beth Gee Julia Woodull Mattie Thornton Sadie Fish Zirline Trice Agnes Crawford Page iD ent )-six

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Senior Class Sallie Maude Ross, A.B., Philomathean Okolona, Ark. Vice-President of Freshman Class, ' IS: President Sophomore Class, ' 19; President of Junior Class. ' 20; Treasurer of Society, ' llS- ' lii: Literary Critic of Society, ' 19; Censor of Society, ' 20; President of Society. ' 20; Literary Critic of Society. ' 20; Oracle Staff. ' 21; Treasurer Senior class. ' 21; Tau Beta Chi Delta, ' 19, ' 20, ' 21. she be there, there is happiness, too. The sweetest thing that ever grew Beside a human door. This sweet little lass dislikes the name of Sallie unlecs Maud trails along, like another Maud trails Si. She was dignified enough to be cla;s president for two years. Save for the time she insisted that Washington was the Confederate President, she has made a splendid record, and formed many lasting friendships. Her hobby is Bo!a. The saddest moments of her college life were during the awful ordeal of the senior girls at the Falk recital. She spends much spare time with a youngster who has an ambition that she be a Taylor, but she confidentially said to us, I ' ll never marry. KATHLEEN HEARIN, A.B., Philomathean Arkadelphia, Ark. Grace was in all her steps, heaven in her eye; in every gesture, dignity and love. And her pretty loclfs hang on her temples lh e a golden fleece. And many Jasons come in quest of her. A modest maid with a heart of gold. True to her friends, straightforward with everyone, Kathleen has made many of her college companions richer by her acquaintance. She is faithful and loyal, and will give the best she has to a friend — except, perhaps, her heart. This little thing has been much sought after, but in vain, although it is said that there ' s a favored one elsewhere. Even the Key to it is now missing. She finished in expression last year, but came back to take an A.B. with the Class of ' 21. Page twenty-eight