Henderson State University - Star Yearbook (Arkadelphia, AR)

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CIIIOI' C1355 Colors: Red and XVhite Ff0'LC.'I'!'.' Red Puppy .Uolloi lNIake the lwzl of your best for others. QUFFICERS DALLAS H. DAIJIIIN .... .... ..... I ' resident EI,IsE REIII ..... . I'irv-Prf'.fidmzt CI,ARIcE SIIAW . . UsRo COBB . . XVIXNIE ,Al.BRICI'l'I', A.H. MQGEIIEE A'IcIII.EY, 13.8. CORINNE BEI'II.I,, A.B., B.M. QIEOKCI.-X BEI,I,E BURNETI, A.B., CPIAIJYS BL II.ER, A.l-3. EvEI.x'N CANNON, A.B. MARY CIIRISTIE, A.B. DAI.I,As H. D.-XIXION, B.S. HELEN CiRAx'soN, A.B., B.O, -IOIIN G. KQIECK, A.B. NATIIANIEI. R. CQRISVVOLIJ, A.B. MILIIREII HALI., A.B. ESTER TIIEIMA IEIARTZELI., A.B I2vAI.IaNA HUICIIES, A.H. Osko COIIII, A.B., B.S. DAVID W. LASAIER, B.S. IiIII'I'H G. LEIIJY, A.B. IXIIZAIIZIZRS ISL' . . . .Srrrvlary . . Trraszzrrr Imnsox LEONARD, A.B. CARRIE JANE MCKAY, A.B. VIVIAN LEE NIOSELEY, A.B., B. O. RL I'II MARTIN, A. B. IIERNICE NORSWORTIIY, A.B. WII.I.IA CI.EnA OI,ns, A.B., I-3.0. Dmus MARKS OWENS, A.B. MARY CATHERINE PATTERSON, A.B. IRENE PINNIN, A.B. VI. D. PUCKE'I'I', A.B., B. S. CHARLES EI.IsE REID, A.B,, B.O. CLARICE CULP SI-IAW, B.M. JOE KZRACEY S'l'l'l l', B.S. DAISY BELLE WEPFER, B. M. XVILNA FR.-XXCES XVEs'I', 13.0. VVII.BL'R J. XVIII'r'I'IIORNE, B.S. Rulfus XVOLFF, B.S. EI.IZABli'I'lI XVIIRKMAN, A.B. 28

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SENIO S From The End Oi The Trail. By James Earl Fraser 27

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n i V, , A VVILLIA CI,ElJA OLDS, PlliI0lllI1flll'!111 ........ . Amity, Arkansas VANIIIIIATE ron An., B.O. Society Ofhcvr, Three Quartersg Member Nfomen Studeut's Associalion Couuvil. '25: Memlaer French Clubg 1-lepuhliran Cluhg Tau Eta Alpha, Prm-si4'ln-ut Tau Eta Alpha, '25, VVIN-n we think ot' Vleda, wi- always tliink ut' poise and dignity, for rertainly C'Ie-da possesses these two qualities. The kind of girl who is loved by everyone: always steady and dependable: one who mf-ver fails to do what is expected of her-that kind of a girl is lflwla, and her college is proud of he-r. She neva-r her-umi-s excited over the urn-xpwsted turns of college life, but calmly performs her tasks. Thus her future must he linppy and successful. DALLAS H. DALTON, Garland . . . . . . . . . Stephens, Arkansas CANDIDATE FOR B.S. Football, '22, '23, '24g Iiitei'-Society Debate. '23, '24p President Senior Class, '25: President Jack Tidball Bible Class, '253 Pre-sidc-nt Literary Sot-ie-ty, '241 Business Manager The Star, '25. Our chief ext-4.-utive, Dallas Dalton, has guided his tribe through a most eventful year. Our Dallas: As a student, persistent, resourceful: as an athle-tv, fearless, unconquerableg as a lover, we predict success. Some say the Reddie blanket, so valiantly won, is destined to adorn a ba:-helor's den, but really, it would be more logical to say-a love nest. DORIS IVIARKS OWENS, Philomatlzmn ....... North Little Rock, Arkansas CANDIDATE FOR A.B. Basketball, '23, '24, ':5g Society Oriicer, Three Quartersp YVillYlE'l' Inter-Society Essay Contest, '24, Oracle Staff, '24, '25g Secretary Pep Assot-iation, '35. If brilliant minds bring suc-cc-ss, c-ontinurwus will be her succeeding. If a loving heart makes for happiness, she will be joyously happy. If a generous nature is better than riches, s'he will be wealthy in giving. If at magnetic personality foretells friendships, is it not enough to say that everyone loves her?