Henderson State University - Star Yearbook (Arkadelphia, AR)

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Qj,5gyg3gV',z. . wr V Xfzligae 6, .X A QF' .. kxuxw Y'lR,MxWxx gig k I - Vwn.:-'.i2f-:f .V-V , Q -, :av--:Q 'VW' va. -':f,1nV,,,, . ,.f :ig - evizf.-54,5 15: 5 . :V . ., vw. , ' ' I . . 4 f a '-Lv.VX:- X'f:' - V Vw., VV --'T2:.:,.. vis V , ' ' gf 5-qaiag +1 ETEQSPSHVTQQVB -X ,MX Y - 041.V,5,V3-Aiwa,g?,k51,:,.5,Y-.war-s.xaaan j:,V1VA5Qg. 'WSP' .f:,-1,5 , w'3Sfr,.a if 1 K K X The 1945-46 scho:Year has passed with peace once again reigning su- preme on our camas. And with the Aulxof peace lvs come the retiti of mcq of our fellow Hen- ders ians who we bgen fighting to wi this peace. M wonderful new pkident, increased enrollment, football Tcl the return of other inter- collegiate sports have made that Reddie Spit burn even brighter this year. The 1146 Star Staff has tried to capture thifpirit in pictures and preserve it for you in this camera's- eye-View of the tar. We hope you like the 1946 Staixbut we are will- ing to wait for your ppreciation un- til some future day hen this book will bring back to mQory the days pictured here. x K 1 X X I CCDLL E CLA KES FE UPLES S QRTS CTIVITIES DEDICATIQN X. 5 , rf fix X X fi X K, L .... Q V? 4 f ,R J ,L To one Whose love for Henderson has remained constant for many years, first asgjtfxstudent and later as a professor: Whosjeigeddie Spirit has - 51? never falteredg vffio enthusiasm has inspired us all to reate! love for our school: to PERC . TUR- RENTINE, our friend and teac , We x -3, affectionately dedicate this- 1946 STAR is any .jfffffefzikzf .gg 5- 11 P14 .: ' F' A I s fins 9,3 'fda Jin: 4' 'S A ' 1 n. My A gif 4 911 ,Q .O if-ff I QSM R91 cjs EM mi 919 iff T' ! 653 I 35 1 o 552' 's ii Ly. ggi, :uri :QS as 4 Inca 91? xc.: 1 am. K x rw: :nw Ffa 155, V! gli KMA I- .,f 1 Iff' I I lf - ' . 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RQ.-g f - m,w'r? , ...,--..-aafqww ' C?,1 :ifQ..g,f ' yy ' gf - ex ' , .-:,fqm.m: . ' ' Eq1Ff?1HtLf4:'8' lf' .,.-f.WM.N'f '2' . i5C.:y5,5,z.N M I' ,3 skms9L.A . .... : X 'SSM -. -, ,,,w,.Q,,a,,,.-.mf I ,Mg ,,y,s.,w5k. . Y. V- F NM-v--f NP- J. Mnwj,fQ,N55,y-XNNB X' Yimmwww AYGOOD STADIUM ARMORY S Q f 1f HAYGOOD GYM Jgvyirezlr effrfwnifwr Teachers College on Iuly l, 1945, and his freshmen been one of the most successful in the history of the school token an intefest in every phase of theccrmpus life interest, student activities have become more extensive, hors been brocrdened and Henderson is well on her Wdy to the best of them ell. In one short year he has become ct tru and the 1946 Star' voices the feelings of all Hendersonioms in to him 'cf very Warm welcome cmd the hope of many more wise leadership., - I Dr. Dean Depew McBrien become president of e ,r FACULTY ,f ,r 1 Nl... DR. DEAN DEPEW MCBRIEN President DR. S. C. E. POWERS MR. R. T. PROCTOR Dean and Head ot Registrar and Associate Department of Professor of History Political Science and Sociology No Picturee MH. H. GRADY SMITH Business Manager FACULTY SMYTHIE ALFORD, B.A., M.A. Director of Physical Education for Women CLARENCE EMMETT ARNETT, B.A., M.A. Personnel Director Associate Professor in History ADELPHIA MYERS BASFORD, B.S., M.A., Ph.D. Dean of Women Head of Department of Biology ELIZABETH BRINKLEY, B.A., M.A. Instructor in Science DORA CIRLOT, B.M., M.A. lnstructor in Art FLORA MYERS GILLENTINE, B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Chairman of Division of Education ELEANOR GILLIAM, B.A., M.A. Instructor in English AMY IEAN GREENE, B.A., M.S. Supervisor in Secondary Field lnstructor in History BLAIR HART, B.A., M.A. Director of Speech, Second Semester MRS. FREDERICK HARWOOD, B.M., M.M. Instructor in Violin and Theory FREDERICK HARWOOD, B.M., Mus.D. Dean of Conservatory Instructor of Music DAVID PORTER HOLMES, B.M., M.A. Instructor in Mathematics PHILIP G. HORTON, B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Head of Department of Chemistry HUGH H. HYMAN, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Head of Department of Mathematics and Physics EDWIN IONES, B.A., M.A. Instructor in Foreign Languages MAIOR BURRIS H. LOWRY - Professor of Military Science and Tactics HARRY V. MATTHEW, B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Associate Professor of Education . SGT. IOHN W. MCCLAIN T Instructor of Military Science and Tactics T FACULT Y CLIN ELI MCKNIGHT, BS., M.A. Associate Protessor in Education Director ot Teacher Replacement MRS. FLETA RUSSELL, B.A., M.A. Supervisor in Secondary Education Field WILLIAM RITCHIE, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Head ot Department ot History and Geography CAMILLA SHARP, B.A., B.S. Assistant Librarian HELEN T. SHARP, B.S., M.S.M. Instructor in Voice MILDRED SHERROD, B.A., M.A. Instructor in English MRS. H. GRADY SMITH, B.M., M.M. Instructor in Music SYBIL SNELL, BO. Director ot Speech, First Semester SYBLE E. TATOM, B.A., BS., M.A. Librarian BEULAI-I THOMPSON, B.S.E., M.S. Instructor ot Home Economics MRS. NILA EMBREE TURNER, B.A., M.A. Instructor in English PERCY WINFIELD TURRENTINE, B.A., M.A. Head ot Department ot English DUKE WELLS, B.A. Athletic Director Dean ot Men OTIS WHALEY, B.M., M.A., Ph.D. Head ot Department ot Economics Business Administration MAE WHIPPLE, B.M., M.A., M.M. Instructor in Public School Music SENA DILDY, B.A. Secretary to Registrar MRS. McDOWELL TURNER, B.A. Secretary to Business Manager AILEEN WRIGHT Secre tary to President MRS. TOM ADAMS, Mcrtron Womack Hall, First Semester MRS. EVELYN S. MATHIS, Matron Womack Hall, Second Semester MRS. R. O. CONNELL, Mcrtron Mooney Hall MRS' W. C. MCGUIRE, Matron Men's Dormitory MARY HOOD, R.N. College Nurse FACULTY and YQ! QW , 'F -.. - N ,X . ' ' ,V qv' jams ww , 'Q' H. Q. ' 1 ' Q wr. N:..x-- xi.: ' :M ij, A V, 1 xg, V 'b 'A' X i t 4 SW , Q uf' 'X IC SCDN'S ICD S The war is over, and it is t privations, the intense sorrow t be forgotten. But no one can price that peace has demande . sacrifice made by his fellow He peace once again to this camp turned, we extend our deepest who did not return, We have one which represented you on ize the richness ot the gift you sincere hope that We who rem with a heart all that you woul keep the Reddie Spirit ever bur here. 1i e wish ot all that the horror, the at the War brought may quickly orget-nor Wants to forgetfthe No true Reddie can forget the dersonians who helped to bring s. To you who fought and re- ankfulness. ln memory of you aced a gold star over the blue ur service flag-gold, to symbol- laced upon the altar. lt is our n behind can make this school Want it to be, and that we can ng in the hearts ot all who come SENIOR S MARGARET WEAVER HARRIS, President B.M. Bearden Philo l,2,3,4, Secretary of Philo 4g W.V.T.C. l,2g Choral Club l,2,3,4. Vice-President of Choral Club 45 Women's Council 2,3,4, Secretary of Women's Council 3, Vice-President ot Women's Council 47 Beta Mu Omicron 2,3,4, Vice-President of Beta Mu 45 Y.W.C.A. l,2,3,4p Student Senate 2,45 Secretary of Senate 2, Vice- President of Senate 4, Vice-President of Class 37 President of Class 4: Vice-President of Student Body 45 Valentine Court 2,31 Halloween Court 4g May Court 4. O woman, Lovely woman, Nature made thee to temper man. ANNE ABERNATHY CHRISTOPHER, Vice-President . B.A. Camden Philo l,2,3,4, Reporter ot Philo 3g Vice-President of Class 43 Y.W.C.A. l,2,3,4p Editor of Freshman Oracle ly Oracle Staff 3: Editor of Oracle 4p Assistant Business Manager of Star 35 Li- brary Assistant l,2,3p Treasurer of Collegiate Press Association 4. The rule of my lite is to malce business a pleasure and pleasure a business. IAMES BEASON, Secretary-Treasurer . B.A. Leola Transfer from Magnolia A. :St M. Y.M.C.A. 3, 4, President of Y.M.C.A. 45 Gamma Sigma 3,4, Reporter of Gamma Sigma 4, Secretary of Class 4: Oracle Staff 47 Cadet Teachers Club 4, President ot Cadet Club 41 Who's Who in American Universities and Colleges 4, Hallowe'en Court 4. By force fot his own merit he makes his Way. NORMA SUE IONES, Senator . . B.M.E. Little Rock Transfer from College of the Ozarks. Philo 2,3,4, Treasurer of Philo 3: Beta Mu Omicron 2,3,4, President of Beta Mu 35 Women's Council 3.4, President ot Women's Council 47 R.O.T.C. Sponsor 45 Who's Who is American Universities and Colleges 3,45 Choral Club 2,3,4, President of Choral Club 47 Oueen of Hearts 25 Valentine Court 45 Hallowe'en Court 35 May Court 47 Beauty 4. She goes with a dream in her eyes and love at her feet. OLA DALE BARBAREE . . . . BA. Lewisville Transfer from Magnolia A. :Sf M. Y.W.C.A. 3,45 Upsilon Phi 4, Pledge Mistress of Upsilon Phi 45 International Relations Club 4, Vice-President of International Relations Club 45 Student Teachers Council 4, Vice-President of Student Teachers Coun- cil 45 May Court 4. As welcome as sunshine in every place BEVERLY ANN BEANE . . . . BA. Nashville Philo Sorority l,2,3,45 Y.W.C.A. l,2,3,45 Wesley Foundation 2,3,45 Wesley Foundation Council Z,3,45 Choral Club lp President of the lunior Class 35 President of Student Body 45 Student Sen' ate 3,45 Secretary of Senate 35 Oracle Staff 3,45 Star Staff 45 Who's Who in American Universities and Colleges 3,45 Busi- ness Education Club 45 College Who's Who 4. A perfect woman, nobly planned. ZANE ROWE BREWER .... . BA. Arlcadelphia Philo l,2,3,45 Masquers l,2,35 Secretary of Masquers 25 Choral Club 45 Language Club 1,25 Beta Mu Omicron 45 W.V.T.C. 2,35 Phi Alpha Theta 4. Go where she will and she will make her mark. HUGH BRISTOW . . . . . B.A. Fulton Ministerial Association l,2,3,4. Men who have a great deal to say use fewest words. SENICBS MAYE GNELL DUNCAN .... . B.A. Murfreesboro Transfer from Maqnolia A. G M. College. Upsilon Phi 2,3,4: Y.W.C.A. 2,3,4. Every smile, so merry, drives care away. VIOLET MIGNON Foam . . . . B.M. Warren Upsilon 1,41 Vice-President of Upsilon Phi 47 Beta Mu l,4g Choral Club 1,47 Accompanist for Choral Cllub 4: I-lalloWe'en Court 4. Attended Louisiana State University 2,3. She speaks the universal language of mankind- music. CHARLES LEE GRAY .... . B.A. Arlcadelphia Elementary Council 1. Oi true worthy one to be depended on. ROSAMOND PAYE HEWITT . . . B.A. Arkadelphia W.V.T.C. l,2: B,S.U 35 B.S.U. Council 35 Phi Alpha Theta 47 Phi Alpha Theta Council 4. The world means something to the capable. IULIA RUTH HOUSE .... . B.A. Carthage Philo 1,2,3,4g Y.W.C.A. 1. There is only one proof of ability-action. RACHEL WYNNE LEE . . . . BA. Arkadelphia Philo l,2,3,4: Y.W.C.A. l,2,3,4, Cadet Teachers Club 3,45 Secretary of Cadet Club 4: Beta Epsilon Chi 4g Vice-President of Beta Epsilon Chi 4. Love is the best joy she can think of. ELVA IANE MCDANIEL . . . BA. Okolona Upsilon Phi 1,27 Kappa Delta Pi 3,45 Y.W.C.A. l,2,3,4. Ambition rules my brain, and love my heart FRANCES CALDWELL MCLEAN . BJ-X. Malvern Upsilon Phi l,2,3, President of Upsilon Phi 45 Y.W.C.A. l,2,3,4g Wesley Foundation 2,37 Women's Council Z7 Vice-Presi- dent of Elementary Council 21 International Relations Club l,2,4g Oracle Staff 1,45 Star Staff 3,47 Kappa Delta Pi 47 Phi Alpha Theta 4. A knowledge both of books and humankind. SENICDRS IOE TIMOTHY MARTIN .... . BA. Little Rock Assistant in Physical Education Department l,2,3,4. All great men are dying, l feel had myself. VERA IEANETTE MILLER . . BA. Camden W.V,T.C. l, Philo l,2,3,4, Y.W.C.A. l,2,3,4, Science Club 3, Wesley Foundation 3. She has a heart to resolve, a head to contrive, and a hand to execute. THOMAS FRANK PARK . . . B.A. Olcolona Garlands 2,35 International Relations Club l,2, Advanced P.,O.T.C. 3, Vice-President ot Student Body 3, Things will happen anyway, why Worry? All things come to those who wait, why hurry? MARTHA HELEN SEARCY . . B.A. Lewisville Secretary of Freshman Class l, Vice-President of Sophomore Class 2, Student Senate 3, Vice-President ol Student Senate 3, Kappa Delta Pi 3,4, Who's Who ln American Universities and Colleges 3,45 College Who's Who l,2,3, Beauty l,2,3,4, Y.W.C.A. l,2,3,4, Philo Sorority 1,2,3,4, Secretary ot Philo 3, President of Philo 4, Business Manager of Star 4, French Club 4, President of French Club 4, Halloween Queen l, Queen ot Hearts 2, Beta Mu Omicron l,2,3,4, Choral Club l,2,3. To know her is to love her. LEA ETTA SEYMOUR SWEATT . BA. Fulton Upsilon Phi l,3,4, Vice-President of Upsilon Phi 3, Presi- dent of Upsilon Phi 4, Y.W.C.A. 1,3,4, Women's Council 3,4, Secretary of Women's Council 4, Student Teachers Council 2, 4, Valentine Court 4, Oracle Staff l. Genius is IZ inspiration, 9956 Sweatt . MARY Io SIMPSON .... . B.M.E. Mt. Ida Upsilon Phi Sorority l,2,3,4, President of Upsilon Phi 37 Choral Club l,2,3,4, Vice-President of Choral Club 37 Beta Mu Omicron l,Z,3,47 Secretary of Beta Mu 37 B.S.U. Council 37 Y.W.C.A. l,2,3,4, Y.W.C.A. Council 3. To hide ber cares, her greatest arty Her pleasure, pleasure to impart LEWIS PAUL SPENCER . . . . BA. Hot Springs Oracle Staff l7 Kappa Delta Pi 3,47 Phi Alpha Theta 47 International Relations Club 37 Vice-President of International Relations Club 37 Veterans Club 47 Pines Staff 2. lt it be a gentleman and a scholar you seek, you have found him. BETTY ANN STROBEL .... . B.A. Columbia, Mo. Philo l,2,3,4, Treasurer of Philo 47 Spanish Club lp Kappa Delta Pi 3,47 Reporter for .Kappa Delta Pi 47 Who's Who Among Students in American Colleges 47 Business Manager of Oracle 47 Valentine Court 2. To sum up all, be merry, I advisep and as We are merry, may we still be Wise. LILA I. SULLENBERGER . . . BA. Gurdon Philo Sorority l,2,3,47 W.V.T.C. 27 Science Club l,Z,3,47 Y.W.C.A. 1,2,3,4. Give her her test tubes and the serene peace ot the laboratory and she knows contentment. IOSEPH HOWARD SWEATT . . . B.A. Hot Springs Gamma Sigma l,2,3,47 Vice-President ot Gammas 2,37 Oracle Staff 2,3,47 Cadet Teachers Club 3, Vice-President of Cadet Teachers Club 37 Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities 37 Tennis Team l,2,3,47 Masquers 1,2737 Vice-Presi- dent of Masquers 27 Band 1,27 Pines Staff l,2,47 H- Club 4. He's one in a million-versatile and loved by all. SENICDRS MARY ELISE WALTERS . . . B.A. Arkadelphia Upsilon Phi Sorority 1,21 W.V.T.C. l,27 Beta Epsilon Chi 4. Nor know We anything so fair as the smile upon thy face. EDNA RUTH WATERS . . . . B.A. Prescott Transfer from Texas State College tor Women. Philo 1,37 Y.W.C.A, l,3,47 International Relations Club 3,4. Vivacious and gay With a laughing face. EULA MAE WATSON . . . . BA. Winthrop Upsilon Phi Sorority l,2,3,4p Choral Club 17 Science Club l,2,3,47 Beta Mu Omicron 1,27 Y.W.C.A. l,2,3,47 Kappa Delta Pi 47 Phi Alpha Theta 47 Practice Teachers Club 4. She's calm, cool, and collected and will surely rise in the world. OSBORNE ELVERN WHITE . . . B.A. Prescott Transfer from Hendrix. Ministerial Fellowship Association 37 Phi Alpha Theta 47 President of Phi Alpha Theta 4. A man he seems of cheerful yesterdays and con- fident tomorrowsf' GLoR1A WEIR YOUNG .... . B.A. Shreveport, La. Philo Sorority l,2,3,4, Vice-President of Philo 47 Language Club l, Language Club Cabinet 17 Masquers l,2,3, Treasurer ot Masquers 2, Vice-President of Masquers 37 Y.W.C.A. 2,3,4, Y.W.C.A. Cabinet 2,3,47 Kappa Delta Pi 3,4, President ot Kappa Delta Pi 47 Star Staff 2, Business Manager of Star 3, Editor ot Star 47 Oracle Staff 27 Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities 3,47 May Queen 4. Words could not do justice to her charms. r 1, we ,g fa- Seniors sunning . . . Dusty and wife . . . Checking the Sunday mail . , . Small but dignified?? . . . Come on and smile, Ioe, she didn't beat ya that bad!! . . . Cheese-cake . . . Who cares what time it is by that sun dial? Or did you notice the sun dial? . . . No mail, Beeson? . . . Oracle-'s out? . . . Thinking, Gloria? . . . At the Tavern? . . . How about a sherbot, Tomie lo? . . . Mr. and Miz Spencer . . . Posing? . . . Who Won, Annie? . . . Miss Miller going to teach . . , Wesley poses for publicity . . . Where ya going, Tom? . . . Red's smile must be for Buddy . . . Quiet! Seniors at work???? :li ei 1 K.. ,- fa. 53531 : X. P . s Kt 4. . ., X B . , . Q wk -5 A Been swirnminq, limmie? . . . Elqin and Travis . . . Playing in the snow . . . Bluebeard . . . Watch it, Gerry! . . . And where have they been? . . . Sunday trocks . . . Fan mail, Gracie? . . . Where ya going so dressed up? . . . Bright sun, Stinky? . . . Hmmmmmmmmmmlll . . , Why, Maxine!! . . . Smile, Blanche . .. What did ya hit, Max? . , . Pauline in the snow . . . luniors do xelax sometimes. 04' IUNICDRS 4 S. MAXINE MARSHALL . . . President Little Rock BLANCHE DRAKE . . Vice-President Patmos Nell Warren Allen . Arkadelphia Marjorie Smith Bardwell . Arlcadelphia Amelia Bush . . Texarkana Rose Marie Byrd . . McGehee Bobby Lane Chandler . . Arlcadelphia l.il Cox . . Prescott BILLYE OLIVER . . Secretary-Treasurer DeQueen GRACIE GEE .... Prescott Gearleen Ollie Davis Charles Webber Dews Faye Warmack Dorn Edwina Dunning . Sara Louise Evans . Pauline Frazier . . . Senator . Prescott Arkadelphia . Waldo . Wilmot Arkadelphia Arkadelphia lUNlCDRS qs A lames Rowland Greene . Arlcaolelphia Catherine Lee Hardin . Arlcadelphia Dewayne Haynes . . Wilmot Mary Sue Haynie . . Prescott James Clyde Leslie . . Nashville Thomas Edward McLean . . Malvern William Earl Martindale . . Nashville William Travis Mathis . . Okolona Mary Louise Nipper Louise Parham . Raymond Leroy Paul Dorothy Yaney Pierce Saralou Raymond . . Abner Reuben Reddin Burvie Howard Sheets Norma Grace Sims . . Camden . Thornion . Camden . . Risen Mahlevzlle Arkadelphia . Malvern Arkadelphia lUNl0l2S X , X .,:.Q1f.Z! Mary Belle Staucler . lesse Otis Sutton . . lamie Arm Thompson Robert Elgin Ward . Mary Elizabeth Watts Hot Springs . Carthage . Amity . Emmett EZ Dorado Tommie Ioe Wise Allen . . . Hope SGPHOMORE SNAPS xy Hitch-hiking, Cliff? . . . Maxie and Iiggs . . . Smile, Betty . . . Studying? . . . ChCI1'1Otf9'S hcfppy! . . . Whcxtto pose, eh Icrck cmd Susie . . . Snow fights . . .After hours . . . Are we seeing double? . . . Where's Drops? . . . What say, Orolee? . . . It was at tough war!! . . . Fanny! . . . Humphrey Bogart Ncxsh . . . You Write this one . , . Where's Dub? . . . Waiting for CI street-cor, Norma lean? 'UNI 'M-Ta' www ry., lmbdlllii su C...-J wy- Four roses . . . Cold, Iiggs? . . . Shut yo mouf, Nigger! . . . Put 'ern up . . . lt's Potsie, two to one . . . Second childhood, eh Charlotte? . , . Happy, Catherine lane? . . . Another one, Potsie? . . . The three stooges . . . Having trouble, Mac? . . . What say, Dub? . . . Lonesome, Nellie? . . . No, Potsie, not again! . . . Athletic, l'd say! . . . There's that pair again . . . After supper get-together. V FDA O IIGGS STEWART .... President Gurdon LOUISE HESTEBLY . . Vice-President Prescott ANNE DEWS .... Secretary Arlcodelphicr Alvin Allison . . Hoi Sprinqs Bill Andrews . . Camden Frances Anne Atkinson . . Fordyce Non Beth Bcfrqer .... Russellville SylVicrFc1yeBecrty . . . Arkczdelphicr Dorothy Behrens . . Malvern ' las., V BOBBIE IEAN IOHNSON . . Treasurer Hot Springs MARY STEWART IACKSON . Senator Hope Mary Beth Black . . Wickes Gerald Bowers .... Arkadelphia Peqqy Brown . . . Stuttgart Oralee Bryant . . . Fordyce Hazel Louise Chambers . . Star City Belvaqene Crowley . . Arkadelphia Solohomores Ida Catherine Daniel . Martha Evelyn Davis . Mary Lou Davis . . . Carley Cloe Dickey . Iohn Alvin Dickinson . Edward Barker Douglass Charlotte Sue Ellis . . Carol Page Ford . Norrna lean Gilbert . . . . Prescott . Texarkana Hot Springs Murfreesboro . . Malvern . Hot Springs . Woodbury . Warren . Ashdown Wm, Leonard Halliburton . Arkadelphia Betty Rene Harnby . David M. Hankins, Ir Mary Virginia Hart . Ralph Martin Hays . Mary lane Hearne . Betty Adiene Hedrick . . David W. Hensley, Ir. . Thomas Loy Hicks . . . Prescott Arkadelphia Arlfradelphia . . Amity . Hope . Nashville . Little Rock Arkadelphia Dorothy Phena Hi1debrande.Chiclester Iackie Faye Hill . . . Okolona .xi 1 TE , 1: , asf: wx . . .,.,:. ,.,,., 'i -.f- -. ' 5. i.gf'f1 '5 ff5:Q p.. '. , f ':'-:1f I'E7'i: -L iss ,sm Sopliomores leannie Elizabeth Huchingson . Benton Mary Sue lohnston . . . Hampton Sarah Grace Kilgore . . Fordyce Erwin Robert Lax . . . Hot Springs Martin loseph Lax . . . Hot Springs Maxine Marjorie McCauley . Nashville Ellarnarie McFadden Betty lo McNealy . Patricia Mabrey . . Wanda Glen Marlar Harriet Marie Mauney . Patmos Little Rock Ashdown . . Buckner N orphlet l C I Lenolia Orla Miles . . . Hot Springs Catherine lane Mitchell Dorothy Mae Nash . . Robert Vernon Nash . . Roderick Wharton Powers Virginia Rose Pratt . Virginia Evelyn Price . Rubye Pearl Puritoy . . Edith Irene Randle . Carolyn Rhodes . . Faye lean Rinehart . Nellie Altha Roberts Prescott Sparkman . Sparkman Arkadelphia . Wesson . Fouke . Louann . Hope Hot Springs . Camden Texarkana f l F, A - ,.- -,. N I.. , ,Q NV- A -1251, is .J -1 15' 'V if-f'1.rf1-1:1 f:':2151E,:s52:ss.x1sQz::.::i:' '51 Ada Gene Ross . . . Chester Frank Ross . Arkadelphia . Montrose Sophomores IA' A , Q 5 '1:Ef5.Jg51 ' f:'-1 +5:a5:1r. Iessie Carolyn Rowan Sara Margaret Savage Georgia Mae Shaver Lula Sue Silliman . . Amity Arkadelphia . Beirne . Camden Simeon Eeverly Simonson . Gurdon Paul Guy Smith . . Prescott Ruth Elizabeth Smith . . Hot Springs Martha Ann Tippett . . . Prescott Q C I Gloria Nell Toney . . Ruth Ann Townsend Montie Utter . . Helen White . . Ioy lean Wilson . Vandaline Wise . . . Bonnie Maxine Wood Berta Mae Woodson Lynwood Wozencratt Frank Zimmerman Crossett . Emmett Camden El Dorado Camden . Hope . Wynne . Amity Camden . . Hot Springs 'wass- g Ugg, A Best freshmen-Bcrbs and Buddy . . . Why, Anthony! . . . Stand hack, Frosh-we're hungry . . . What did you soy, Anthony? . . . Chow line . . . Luscious Lorry . . . Statute of Liberty . . . Button, Lou . . . Freshman Huddleston . . . Sweater Girl Cox . . . And who's he, Le- nelle? . . . These studious freshmen! . . . Two's cr pair . . . Air raid!!! . . . Bunny . . . These beautiful women! 1 -5 E.w RQQ F -N SAM BASKIN, President ...... Gurdon 'BERNARD SWEATMAINT, Vice-President Camden WYLIE COX, Secretary-Treasurer . . Benton FRANK ZIMMERMAN, Senator .... Hot Springs lulius Abner Adams . Mary Lee Allen . . Louise Mildred Allhands Mary Tom Anderson . Athas I. Athanas, lr. Mary Edith Atkinson Robert H. Bales . . Billy Chapman Ballard 64 ',v F' G' Q, :Q Q 35 xxx sig ,H ft? I . . Lonsdale . Gurdon Azlcodelphia Pine Bl Llff Hot Springs . Prescott . . Hope . Bismarck Harry Guides Ball ..... Ozan Fred Hall Bandy .... De Queen lack Winston Banks . . Little Rock Henry Gray Bearden .... Hope Marilyn Iosephine Benson . . Nashville Daisilee Hutchins Berry . Clinton, Iowa Mary Io Bethea .... A rlcadelphia Sarah Margaret Bissell . . Nashville 'O Q Mary Louise Blackwood Charles Chester Blakley Laura Edwina Bolton . Fay Thomas Bonner Bobbye lim Bonnette . lames Albert Bowden, Ir. Mary Delle Brame . Katherine Beatton . Muriel Brown . . Charles Phillips Butler I. W. Cain . . Donna lean Caldwell Gordon Eugene Carlisle William E. Carson . Elbert Carlton Chambers . Freshmen . Okay Olcolona Hot Springs Fordyce Dierks . Hope Wilmot Gurdon Gurdon . Hope Hot Springs Nashville Gurdon Benton Star City Freshmen Bennye Charlyne Clark . . . Clarence Carlton Coleman Rosemary Coop Dale Robert Copeland . Corrine Ann Cox loe Paul Crane lack Crawford Mary Eugene Crouse Regina Cummings Howard Curtis Phena Daniel Robert Guinn Daniel . Geraldine Marie Daniell Kenneth Oran Davis . William Burnell Deal Ray Delaney Gurdon Nashville . Hope Nashville Texarkana Nashville Ben Lomond Carthage Prescott Prescott Lan eburg Hot S prin gs Arkadelphia Hot Springs Texarkana Camden wit Rayiorcl Luthe11xDitfie Helen Elizabeth Downs lcla Lou Duckworth Charles Herbert Dugan Robert Wallen Duvall Charles E. Eastburn Bernice Elliott . loseph Lloyd Ellis loyce Winona Ely Ima lean Ferguson Austin Ramsay Pikes Letha Ioyce Franks Clint I. Fuller, lr. lune Gilbert . Alva H. Gillespie Freshmen Friendship . Hope Watson Hot S prinqs . Deton ti Hot Springs . Benton Hampton Ei Dorado M cGehee . Benton Hot Springs Hot Springs Center Point Camden Lenel le Goza Bobert Huqhes Grantham . . Cleve Verlon Graves . Hollis Coy Green . Billy Ioe Greeson Billie Io Griffin . . Buaiord Grinder . Paul Hambriqht . . lrma Marjorie Hamby . lohn Alfred Hammond Louis Sanford Harp . . Iuanita Maxine Harper . Pink Finis Harrell . Van Hubert Harrell . Lewis Thomas Harrison, lr. . Bettie lane Hay . . . . . . Arlcadelphia Marvell Malvern . Hope Arkadelphia Lewisville Center Point Prescott Prescott Arlcadelphia Hot Springs Gurdon Arlcadelphia Arkadelphia Nashville Texarkana Elizabeth Watson Hays Iames Wilton Hazzard Donald Stafford Herbert Herbert Macon Herring Ruth Marjoris Hope . Bethy lane Huddleston . Beity Lou Huddleston . William Fielding Huddleston Billie lean Huffman . . William Haskell Hunter . lohn Calvin lackson . Thomas Lee Iaqqers . lohn Lindsay Ienninqs Barbara lohnsfon . Howard Bernice lones James Russell Iordan . Freshmen . Amity . Hope Little Rock . Hosston Prattsville Hot Springs Arkadelphia . Hope Wood River, 111. . Dierks . Nashville . Bauxife Hot Springs . Benton Arlcadelphia . Ashdown Freshmen Vincent Edgar Keith . Charles William Keown lames Louis Kniseley . Frances Mildred Knox Lillian Lorraine Larsen Mary Louise Lasswell Nancy Lee . . Robert Lee Lewis . lohn Allen Logan Clell Victor Long . Ray Alexander Long Robert Erwin Loyd . Charles Henry McAdams William Fletcher McCaskifl lames Edward McCowan Mildred lane McCrary Texarkana Prescott Hot Springs Pine Bluff . Benton Arkadelphia Malvern Hot Springs Arkadelphia De Queen De Queen Hot Springs Nashville Arkadelphia Hot Springs Hot Springs Qu- I aug G4-x Augusta McDonough Charles Carroll McGill lohn Arch McGill . Iohn Iames McGowan Thomas Pollard McKinney Vivian Louise Mahon Verdis Waddell Maloch Guy Martin . . Gerald Victor Mauldin Iames Louise Means Cornelia Roberta Mellard William Luther Milligan Io Ann Mills . . Dorothy Olive Moore Ioe Newbern Moore . Mary Elizabeth Moore Freshmen Hot Springs Lewisville Olcolona Hot Springs . Gould . Hope Emerson Waterloo Friendship Hampton El Dorado . Griffin Bauxite . Hope Arkadelphia Arlcadelphia Freshmen Bubedeene Moorman Mary Boy Moses . Sara Iane Murphy . Bowiand Max Murphy Ralph Custer Murray . Rucker Wilson Murry Iames Henry Nix . Virginia Lee Nottingham Uphebe Ilene O'Mary . Dale Holt Overton . Betty Brooks Owens Twyman Baird Peek . Delia Franciiie Peek . Dorothy Carnrniile Pennington Eugene 'Phelps . . Hubert Lee Pope . . Gurdon Hope Hope . Ozan Nashville . Prescott . S paricman Kingsport, Tenn. . Woodbury . . Bevine Srnithsviiie, Miss. . Dierks . Dierks . Benton . Camden Center Point A1 5 11 V ' , yy Ax V - - f 11 . 'I Mx I Ernest Abner Porter Earl Eugene Powley . Billy lo Puckett . Elton Mulon Purtle . lames Eugene Ralph . leanne Ralls . . Dwight Samuel Ramsay Iessie Walter Ray, Ir. . Patricia Ann Raymond Betty Io Reese . . Amanda Resse . . Meredith lo Reid . . William Thomas Reynolds Dorothy Ann Rich . . William Edward Richards . Doris Beth Riley . . . Freshmen . Hope Arkadelphia Ashdown . Hope Bauxite De Queen Pine Bluff . Hope Mabelvile Center Point Nashville Arkadelphia Camden Stuttgart . Benton Malvern Freshmen Patricia Ann Roberts . William Clyde Robertson Patricia Ann Robinson . Leonard Louis Rollins . Saralou Ross . Bette lo Rushing . Eleanor Sue Russell George Russell . Catherine Rutherford Merleane Sandage . Louis Edward Sanders lack Winfield Sargent lesse Anthony Serio . Marion Arthus Shehane Gerald Clyde Shepherd lohn Gatling Shugart . . Fordyce . Hope Lewisville Hot Springs Olcolona . Gurdon Camden Pine Bluff Pine Bluff Arlcadelphia C ullendale Malvern Camden Arlcaclelphia . Gould Fordyce 251 N ,X xx I CK ,, , X ws X si f S 53? If sn- N 2 WP' , Rush Simonson . . . Leonard Carrington Smead, Ir. Murry Dan Smith . . Mrs. Paul Smith . . Wanda Ieweil Smith . Patricia Marion Speidei Mrs. Paul Spencer . Henrietta Lea Staqqs Richard Stanford . Mary Lou Steed . Virginia Stringfeiiow lack Beaty Stroope . Leo Simpson Stuart Inez Tomiin . Toy Lee Townsend Ioy Ianneii Trout . . Freshmen Gurdon Camden Arlcadelphia Prescott Camden Senath, Mo. Hot Springs Malvern . Hope . Benton Hampton Arkadelphia Hot Springs Arkadelphia Bauxite Gurdon Freshmen lirnrnie Neal Tweedle Fred Eustice Walker Larry Glen Walker Sally Sue Walker Shelley Wall . Kathleen Ward . Roma Dee Warlord Roy Owen Warlord Doris Watson . larnes Mack Watson Myrtle Yvonne Webber Charles William West larnes Terrell West Martha Sue Westbrook Patsy Sue Westbrook Arlcadelphia . Camden . Malvern Arkadelphia . Gould . Ogden . Malvern . Malvern Wilmington, Dela. . Malvern . Malvern . Hope . Hope Arlcadelphia Arlcadelphia Raymond Combs Whatley Catherine- Earlene White Conrad Horace White Floyd Dean Williamson Herman Williamson . Virginia Irene Willoughby Carroll Augustus Wood Dorothy Lee Woodson Martha Lou Wray . lean Merle Wright Freshmen E1 Dorado Prescott Prescott Hot Springs Camden E1 Dorado Arlcadelphia . Amity Gurdon Alexander Beauty and the beasts . . . Bored, Harrison? . . . I-lmmmmmmm, Ioy! . , . ls NiCk's closed, Bo? , . . Waiting, Stufty? . . , Mary Edith . . . Merry Christmas . . . Waiting for the Special . . . Prelty Peggy . . . A Coupla happy couples , . . Killer . . . Whatta 'bout a drink, Doris? . . . Relaxing . . . Sackheacl! . . . Who done it? . . . Going to class, Donna? . . . Going my way, John? . . .Thought it tool: pull around here! That ever-loving couple . . . Need a fourth for pinnochle? . . . Mahaima Gandhi Hay . . . Charming, Vivian . . . Caiherine . . . That Wolf-Cox . . . Regina and Ed . . . Two's company! . . . Wonder what she said? . . . Keep an eye on him, Bunny! . . . Hotrtown boys-Lewis and Loyd . . . Thre-e's a crowd . . . Genie! . . . Five freshies . . . Smile, Ieanne . . Taking care of Little Duke . . . Stubby and the Staniords . . . What say, Eeefy? R WI-ICD Cl-ICDSE 'EM! lOl-IN ROBERT POWERS Agency Corp. 247 Park Avenue, New York City l7, N. Y. March 22nd, l946 Miss Gloria Young Editor, The Star Henderson State Teachers College Arkadelphia, Arkansas Dear Miss Young: It has been a great pleasure to select five beauties for your yearbook, the STAR. The photographs of the candidates, which you submitted, were all so attractive that I found it difficult to make a decision. lt was also difficult to make my selection With- out seeing and talking to each contestant. 9 The winner was selected on the basis of personality, char- d intelligence, as Well as for natural beauty. My choice :fb ed of course, by my great interest in and admiration , 4 ural Girl n X ' ontestants are ever in New York, it would be a .4 ' IJ. TAR and to the students of Henderson State no L. S, l CITI1 I X es Q,-Q., a 'X Sincerely yours, P ea ! Jain .xofewl .gglzvefcd J ,If Q ' ' Q---f-rt :if-' -f g I U 4,. , , vw 1 'fl' - . 041 9 N lr - - K . 55,4 iv- them. With best Wishes to the contestants, to v 4 1, 1-I I -5 If A - 1 pil. 1 Nl' : XR X xx ' ., , ' wx si:-2??bxiw?vFY5?-Y ' ' Queen Q of Stars f Q wwf Zami X J' .5 -li:-,: wv -9 .,,f 7-v ::-,.- .. ' .f4::y:f'-: f ' , ,1 '?Y55 ' KH tf 255453 . , ' , iff 'A Q '.gf1gQ ,-.f5-553312133:gg-:i:5:.--:L:'1A,' 5 gig'-v',-' , ' . 41 WMM 604 My DMAUZJUM D1 I L 1 M7110 ya 'QU Wl-lO'S WHO AMONG STUDENTS ln American Universities and Colleges ANNE ABERNATHY CHRISTOPHER A fragile-looking blonde, Anne is endowed not only with good looks, but artistic ability and enough mechanical knowledge to repair a bus. Her sparkling wit and journalistic powers have gained her a position as editor of the Oracle, which is only one of her many honors. BEVERLY BEANE To list all of BeV's honors would be impossible. Perhaps her major honor is that of presi- dent of the student body this year. She was also elected most popular girl and most valu- able student in the college Who's Who. Always smiling and ready for fun, a friend to all, it's easy to see why she was elected to national Who's Who for the second time. IAMES BEESON A transfer from Magnolia AGM in his lunior year, Beeson quickly made a place for himself on the Henderson campus. He is an officer in the senior class and Gamma Sigma, member of the Oracle Staff, and president of Y.M.C.A. for two semesters. His ability to make friends and get things done has won him a place in national Who's Who. BLAN CHE DRAKE A talented music student, who also possesses charm and intelligence, Blanche was se- lected for national Who's Who her lunior year. An officer in Beta Mu, Y.W.C.A., and B.S.U., Blanche has proved her leadership and dependability. She is a member of Kappa Delta Pi and Philo Sorority. NORMA SUE l ONES Elected to national Who's VVho for the second year, Sue has proved herself worthy of this honor. A transfer from the College of the Ozarks her sophomore year, she soon caught the Reddie Spirit. A music student, a college beauty, Sue is also R.O.T.C. Sponsor, presi- dent of the Women's Council, president of Beta Mu and an officer of Philo Sorority. Wl-lO'S Wl-lO AMONG STUDENTS ln American Universities and Colleges BILLYE OLIVER A slow southern drawl backed with vitality, dry Wit, and intelligence characterize Stinky President of the Science Club, Senator-at-large of the student body and a member of Philo Sorority, she has proved herself Worthy of the honor of being elected to national Who's Who in her lunior year. MARTHA SEARCY A little girl With not only beauty but brains, Mott has proved that the best things come in small packages. She has been voted a beauty for four years and most popular girl for two years in the college Who's Who. Elected to national W'ho's Who for the second year, she is also president of Philo Sorority, president of the French Club, member of Kappa Delta Pi and Business Manager of the Star. BETTY STROBEL A striking-looking brunette with plenty of intelligence and dependability, Struggle has easily Won a place in national Who's Who. Elected to national Who's Who for the second ed Business Manager of the Oracle and treasurer of Philo Sorority. She is also an officer of Kappa Delta Pi and a member of the Women's Council. MARY ELIZABETH WATTS A Iunior student, Mary Elizabeth is president of Y.W.C.A. this year and a member of Beta Epsilon Chi. Last year she served as pledge mistress for Philo Sorority. Reserved, dependable, with an ability to Win many friends, she deserves a place in National Who's Who. MARGARET WEAVER A contralto voice beyond compare, Reddie Spirit, personality plus, Red is president of the Senior Class, secretary of Philo Sorority, and vice-president of the Women's Council. She has made a place for herself on the Henderson campus that cannot be filled by anyone else. GLORIA YOUNG A truly all-round Reddie, is Gloria, our Editor of the Star. Her poise, personality and dependability have Won her a place for two years in national Who's Who. Gloria is not only friendly to all, but she is capable as Well. For these reasons she has won such high hon- ors as president of Kappa Delta Pi and Oueen of May Day. Her pleasant disposition and vitality have made her one of the favorites on the campus. w Whos Who At Henderson MAXINE MCCAULEY HGGS STEWART BEVERLY BEANE PEGGY BROWN BUDDY SMEAD STUFFY DUGAN MIMA MCCRARY, CLINT FULLER MARY STUART IACKSON BAIRD PEEK WYLIE COX MARY SUE IOHNSTON Typical Henderson Girl Typical Henderson Boy Most Popular Boy . Most Popular Girl Most Valuable Student Friendliest Girl Friendliest Boy Best Athlete Best Dressed Boy and Girl . Cutest Girl . Most Handsome Boy . 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Visit the photo gallery-play Bingo-go through the Chamber of Horrors-step into the Kissing Booth-Hot dogs and cider- Right this Way. Once again the annual YM-YWCA Hallowe'en Carnival was in progress. After the crowds had visited all the attractions it was time for the main event of the evening-the Coronation of the King and Queen!!! King HGGS STEWART and Queen POLLY TONEY of the Sophomore Class were Crowned by President McBrien. Ascending their pumpkin-bedecked throne of hay, they reigned over the dance which followed. Members of the court Were: Margaret Weaver and Iames Beeson from the Senior Classy Billye Oliver and William Martindale from the Iunior Classy and Mildred McCrary and Louie Harp from the Freshman Class. Crown-bearers were little Miss Anna Kate Reid and Little Dulce Wells. 'V V'V 'V V 'V V 'V'V. sV'V 'V -V 'V 'V'- V 'V V' V-V-V .,'!V xV,'V'V--V'V V'V,'V'V'VAVsV . 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The armory is crowded-the orchestra begins and we have-the King and Queen of Hearts, LOUISE PARHAM, Philo, and FRANK ZIMMERMAN, Gamma. Crowned by Dr. McBrien, they lead the Grand March with their attendants: Maid of Honor, Lea Etta Seymour, Upsilon Phi and Escort, Ralph Murry, Garland: Mignon Ford and Ioe Sweatt, Senior Representatives: Billye Oliver and Gene Thomp- son, Iuniorsy Mary Sue Iohnston and Iiggs Stewart, Sophornoresy and Charlyne Clark and Bobby Lewis, Freshmen. Crown-bearers for the occasion were Hugh Hyman, Ir., and Miss Florence Turrentine. .vxj ,x,x.,xi,x-,x,X-,V,V-,x,x-,x,V-,xfn - K K fNVfx.fx.fxfxVs.fxfxV'V'V-VfxfNJx.f-Vx,AV-V .v.V,v,M,XJx,N,x,x,X-A, ,fV,x.,-V'Vfx., .fxfx.fx.f V ss' V 7 f5.fx.,-x.,xfxfN.fx.xxfx.,x.,'x.,xfx.fx,s..f -V!-VfN.,'V'xfx,AVfx,-Vfx, gxVfV,-VJNV fx.,-x.fx.,x.fxf P VVY,fs.fNf'Vfx.,fx.,'Vfx.fxfx.fy,sV'xfx,'VfxfVfK R CHEEB LEADERS Patsy Miles, Bo Ramsay, Maxine McCauley, Buddy Smead, loy Wilson Fred Bandy, Barbara lohnston. TBAJNERS HOMECOMING QUEEN Tommy Husband, Bill Phillips Queen Barbara lohnsion Captain Baird Peek Coaches: Duke Wells, Robert Thompson, Burris Lowry Tl-IE l945 FCCTBALL SEASON BY BILL HALL1BUE'roN AND IIM GREENE CSports Editors of the StarD We're proud of the record our Henderson Reddies made in football this season. Although Coach Duke Wells was notified only a few days before school opened that the Arkansas Inter-Collegiate Athletic Conference had lifted the three-year ban on football, he took what material was on hand and developed a Well rounded football squad. None of the 1945 Reddies had had any previous experience in college football. Reinforced by returning service men who had played ball in high school, the team steadily improved. There is little doubt that if Coach Wells had had his end-of-season squad as early as September the Reddies would have emerged with a much bright- er record. Statistics for the season read: three games won and five lost, with the Redrnen scoring 62 points to their opponents' 92. But the Reddies were a much better team than the figures indicate. They finished second only to the powerful Arkansas Tech 'Wonder Boys in the A.l.A.C. Henderson also had the distinction of being the only teah in the nation to score against Tech, one of the eleven college and university teams to complete the games with an undefeated and untied record. The Redmen also scored as many extra points and safeties as their opponents. tm A it x-R. V rs .'::g..t, Q1 Y- RS- gi 1 X X w N P X X hiv xt wt tk gk Ax- x Q X I x X .: T: tg., 4:1 x M v XX I I x X .wJ .i .,... . ,w ax 5,5 A ' X. 5 ,Mi 1 I X .zi '-as .,.gEf..ggnN Q Y g. ,, rf-wzzif Q Si Sam Baskin Back, wt. 157 lack Carson Tackle, wt. 174 Wylie Cox Back, wt. 166 Stutty Dugan Back, wt. 155 Chuck Eastburn Tackle, wt. 167 Clint Fuller Back, wt. 161 REDDIE REDDIES O-NORTHEAST CENTER 12 The season opened on the night of Sep- tember 27, against the strong L.S.U. Northeast Center team in Monroe, Louisiana. As the Reddies had been drilling only two weeks be- fore the opener, they considered it a moral vic- tory when they held the Louisianans to two touchdowns. REDDIES 21-OUACHITA O Two weeks later the Redmen were ready to meet their traditional cross-town rivals at Ouachita. The Henderson eleven thrilled the large crowd by completely trouncing the Tigers to the tune of 21-O in their own back yard. The game was played under the lights at A. U. Williams Field. By this time they had gained the whole-hearted support ot the Henderson students and fans. REDDIES U-ARKANSAS TECH 22 But the Reddies didn't get the big-head, for they knew that only one week away stood the tough struggle with the Arkansas Tech Wonder Boys in Russellville. Tech-rated by some experts as the best college eleven in the state, including the Arkansas Razorbacks-was held to but three touchdowns and a safety. The Reddies returned home to find the entire student body behind them as always, in vic- tory or in defeat. STARS REDDIES 7-EAST OKLAHOMA TEACHERS 27 The Redmen felt confident of a victory on October 26, the lnauguration Day of our new president, Dr. D. D. 1VIcBrien, but the scheduled Arkansas State Teachers College Bears were forced to cancel their game. Coach Wells was determined to book a game for the big occasion and succeeded in pitting his Henderson Red- dies against the powerful East Oklahoma State Teachers College Tigers. Fans were thrilled upon hearing that another Reddie-Tiger game was on the menu, since any Bengal team is always a bitter enemy. The heavier, more ex- perienced Oklahomans finally wore the scrap- ping Reddies down and scored a 27-to-7 vic- tory. But, as always, we still thought the HSTC lads were plenty good. REDDIES 13-ARKANSAS STATE U The following week the mighty Reddies were hosts to the Arkansas State College Indi- ans from Ionesboro. It was a cold, dark and rainy afternoon, but this didn't bother the Wells Wows. The Reddie spirit soared in the heart of every loyal Hendersonian as the victors marched from the Haygood Stadium where the scoreboard read: 13 to O. lames Gaza Guard, wt. 176 Billy loe Greeson Tackle, wt. 182 Happy Harris Tackle, wt. 172 L. T. Harrison Tackle, wt. 156 Hootie Hoover Back, wt. 158 Fielding Huddleston Back, wt. 170 3' ,, ' i 5 s ,, KT f . g . ,Mi 'X zrgikc Jwsafk i .,.A , P ,L . lg ---fri: 't' 1. tr - ,111 Bill Lookadoo Guard, wt. 168 Iuel McDaniels End, wt. 191 Bob Norwood Back, wt. 163 Baird Peek End, wt. 167 Bill Presson Back, wt. 145 Red Ralph End, wt. 160 REDDIE REDDIES 6-ARKANSAS TECH 25 But again the Redrnen knew that another game with Tech was only seven days off and refused to become too over-confident. When 2 p. m. on November 16 rolled around, Coach Duke and our Reddies weren't the least bit frightened by the undefeated, untied, unscored- on record of the Wonder Boys. Tech brought its band and a large portion of the student body to witness what they thought would be another push-over. They were disappoint- ed, however, because the Reddies fought them tooth and toenail in their best-played garne of the year before bowing, 25-6. The Reddie spir- it soared again, for our boys had done what no other team had done-THEY HAD SCORED ON TECH!! We were more proud of our six points-the last touchdown of the game-than the Russellville fans were of their 25. Those six points proved to be all that marred an oth- erwise perfect season for Arkansas Tech. REDDIES 15-STATE TEACHERS O The Reddies traveled to Conway to play the Arkansas State Teachers College Bears on the night of November 22. Two bus-loads of loyal Reddie rooters braved the bitter cold and windy weather to support their team in this conference game. They were rewarded by seeing the Redmen whip the Bears in their own den, 15 to O. STARS REDDIES O-OUACHITA 6 And so the last game of the season rolled around. lt was the contest we had been priming for all season-the 35th annual Tur- key Day home-coming football classic with Ouachita. Many local Heddie fans turned down invitations to go home for Thanksgiving just to be on hand for the Reddie-Tiger tussle. After a big pep-rally and parade-like the good ole' pre-war days- the afternoon finally arrived. ln the pre-game ceremony, Barbara Iohnston was crowned queen of the Reddies. She and her maids each presented a big kiss to the captain and players after the coronation. Both grandstands of Haygood Stadium were unable to accommodate the crowd. From the starting play until the final whistle the contest was one of the hardest fought in years. Both teams had been greatly improved since their earlier encounter, and the fans saw a great game. The Tigers eked a touchdown across, during the final period, and the Reddies came back with blood in their eyes. The aerial at- tack began to click, and the Tiger goal was getting closer. But time waits for no one: not even HSTC. The game ended with the Reddies deep in Tiger territory, easily within scoring range. We were stunned, of course, but our Red- men had played a splendid game, and We weren't too down-hearted. lt was a tough one to lose, but after all, we broke even with the Tigers for the season and finished ahead of them in the A.l.A.C. Coach Wells, the Reddies and the Reddie fans are eagerly anticipating a great year for football. Ned Richards if Ti ll! A Back, wt. l8l R . tl, S X, Z -'.' 5 . 2 .grz George Russell - Back, wt. l6Z W 'I Iiggs Stewart Center, wt. l4O Rogers Glen Thompson im' ' 'ws ' A ,...f its Guard, wt. l62 Dean Williamson End, wt. l52 Ll Frank Zimmerman ll x Tackle, Wt. l82 L -is Queens float in the big Turkey-Day parade . . . Almost time for the kickoff . . . Are you readyil-2X3-Rah! . . . Soph skit at the Thanksgiving Pep-meeting . . , Homecom- inq!! . . , Burn that tiger! . . . Breathe stalwart pine trees! . . .Come on and yell . . . Womack Witches vs. Mooney Moo-Cows . . . l-lup-two-three-shift . . . Reddie Hooters . . . Queen Babs and maids . . . All aboard for Conway.. .Training table.. Football banquet... Touchdown!! , . . Hooray!! . . , Russellville bound! BASKETBALL Front Bow: Cleft to rightl Manager Bill Phillips, Leonard Rollins, Gerald Shepherd, Robert DuVall, Manager Tommy Husbands. Second Row: Conrad White, Carroll Wood, Robert Malcolm, lim Fisher, Macon Herring. Back Row: Iulius Adams, Hap Harris, Guinn Daniel, Hollis Green, George Pugh, Coach Duke Wells. Not in Picture: Dick Stanford, Clint Fuller, Shelley Wall. ALL-STATE PLAYERS Left to Right: lim Fisher, Carroll Wood, lulius Adams, Guy Martin. THE 1946 BASKETBALL SEASON BY lIM GREENE CCO-Sports Editor of the Starl Basketball is a game which always offers a large variety of individual accomplishments for the sports writers to play up. Even when a team has an off season, there are invari- ably certain highlights which rank a wee bit higher than those suggested by its opponents. Thus, when the 1946 cage season ended with various quintets above HSTC in the percent- age column, we could still muster enough evidence to prove that the Beddies were the best in Arkansas. ln the first place, our 1946 Beddie aggregation was the highest-scoring team in the state. Their 1421 points for the season ranked second to none. Then, too, the Bedmen were the only conference team to defeat the A.l.A.C. champion Arkansas State Teachers College Bears. Guy Martin, l'lenderson's ace center, was one of the leading scorers of the state, aver- aging ll.5 points for the 22 games in which he played. The leading Arkansas point-maker, Wylie Staggs of Magnolia AGM, had participated in only 12 games to average 16.5. What the Arkansas collegiate coaches thought of the 1946 Reddies is reflected by their selection of two Henderson players on the All-State Basketball Team. ln the selection of a non-scoring guard on the first team, they demonstrated a certain sagacity in regard to the importance of defensive play. That Carroll Wood was the outstanding defensive player in Arkansas is a fact challenged by none. Then, too, lim Fisher gained a forward berth along similar lines. Reporting for practice at mid-term, he was far down the scoring list and was just beginning to hit his stride when the season ended. lt might be mentioned that Henderson's lulius Adams made the second team All-State and Guy Martin the third team. Although near the cellar in A.l.A.C. competition, Coach Duke Wells' Beddies won 16 out of 26 games played during the regular season, ranking second only to Arkansas Tech when non-conference games were considered. After the regular season had ended, the Bed- men entered the A.A.U. tournament in Little Bock and reached the quarter-finals before being ousted in the final minutes of a close game with Ouachita. Considering the three tournament games, the Beddie season for 1946 reads as follows: Won 185 Lost 115 Percent- age .62U. IULIUS ADAMS GUINN DANIEL ROBERT DuVALL I IM FISHER HOLLIS GREEN HAP HARRIS MACON HERRING ROBERT MALCOLM GEORGE PUGH LEONARD ROLLINS GERALD SHEPHERD CONRAD WHITE CARROLL WOOD COACH DUKE WELLS MANAGER TOMMY HUSBANDS MANAGER BILL PHILLIPS 1946 CAGE RESULTS Reddies . . 57 Reddies . . 40 Heddies . . 59 Reddies . . 53 Reddies . . 43 Reddies . . 46 Reddies . . 55 Reddies . . 33 Reddies . . 54 Reddies . . 65 Reddies . . 28 Reddies . . 5 1 Reddies . . 62 Reddies . . 48 Reddies . . 47 Reddies . . 33 Reddies . . 55 Reddies . . 46 Reddies . . 67 Reddies . . 36 Reddies . . 57 Reddies . . 52 Reddies . . 45 Reddies . . 40 Reddies . . 37 Reddies . . 50 Reddies . . 86 Reddies . . 40 Reddies . . 36 A. Hope Independents . Gurdon Independents . Gurdon Independents . Bismarck Independents Hope Independents . Morgan Bankers . Hope Independents . Lewisville Prides . . Gurdon Independents . Magnolia A. 5: M. . . Arkansas State College College of the Ozarks . College of the Ozarks . Ouachita College . . Little Rock Iunior College Arkansas State Teachers College Arkansas State Teachers Ouachita College . . Magnolia A. G M. . Hendrix College . Hendrix College . Ouachita College . . Arkansas State College Morgan Bankers . . Lewisville Prides . . Little Rock Iunior College A. U. TOURNAMENT: Midway Independents Hendrix College . Ouachita College . College 32 20 18 17 18 50 33 37 26 34 47 33 20 50 32 41 46 50 28 37 32 58 52 34 38 48 31 29 45 TOTALS . .1421 1036 IV ITIE3 nu Q- ' Ten-shun! . . . Forward March! . . . Big Thanksgiving Parade . . , Rest! . . . Straighten up those lines! . . . Column Right! . . , The Armory . . . Hup-tup-threep-four-Huddle, Boys! . . . Hat-ease!! . . . Practicing for inspection . . . Coupla generals . . . Major Lowry and aide in- specting the troops . . . Big Four! MILITARY R. CD. T. C Sponsor ,pub- Miss Norma Sue Iones, a senior from Little Rock, was chosen R.O.T.C. Spon- sor this year by the cadets and students of Henderson. This is one of the hiqh- est honors that can be bestowed on a Henderson girl. The sponsor presides over the annual Military Ball and at- tends all other military functions. OOMMANDING OFFICERS MAJOR Bunms H. LOWRY Professor Of Military Science and Tactics SGT. IOHN W. MCCLATN Assistant Professor Of Military Science and Tactics Commanding Officer First Sergeant . Executive Officer . Platoon Leader COMPANY A CAPT. Rust-1 SIMONSON lST SGT. ROBERT L. L1-:WIS 1sT LT. ROBERT E. LOYD 1ST LT. M. L. SHOPFNER af FIRST PLATCCN Platoon Leader lsr LT. LOUIS S. HARP Platoon Sat. T-SGT. C. B. WIEMAN Platoon Guide S-SGT. BILLY T. FRANKS First Squad: S-Sat. Charles W. Dews, Louis Bettis, Paul Hambriqht, Vincent Keith, Billy Greeson, Armour Harris, William McCaskill, Erwin Lax, Bill Halliburton, Conrad White, Sgt. Luther Cockrell. Second Squad: S-Sgt. Leroy Gattin, Alva Gillespie, Kenneth Davis, W. I. Betts, Guy Deaton, William E. Carson, Verlon Graves, Bob Mackey, Tru- man Robinson, Chester Boss, Billy Puckett, Sgt. I. W. Cain. Third Squad: S-Sgt. William Richards, Calvin Iackson, Ioe Ellis, I. L. Means, Alvin Dickinson, Iohn A. Logan, Austin Pikes, Gerald Mauldin, lack Banks, Iohn Glass, Sqt. Dean Williamson. SECCND PLATCCN Platoon Leader . lsT LT. M. L. SHOPFNI-:R Platoon Sergeant . T-SGT. loz P. CRANE Platoon Guide . S-SGT. I. E. RALPH First Squad: S-Sgt. Lewis T. Harrison, Fielding Huddleston, Ralph Murray, Rucker Murry, Robert Lowery, Dwight Ramsay, lack Nash, Lynn Wozen- craft, Dale Cverton, William B. Deal, David Smith, Sgt. Howard Iones. Second Squad: S-Sgt. lack Carson, lesse A. Serio, lack Sargent, Larry Walker, Raymond Toler, Ferrel Sullivan, Fred Bandy, Leo Stuart, Raymond Darby, Weldon Brawner, W. S. Mathis, Sgt. Edward Douglass. Third Squad: S-Sgt. William Millican, Charles Keown, Rogers Thompson, Bob- by Shirley, Marion Shehane, Caldwell McDaniel, Gerald Byrns, William T. Reynolds, Robert Grantham, Ioe Martin, Charles Dunn, Sgt. lohn L. lennings. STUDENT SENATE BEVERLY BEANE, President BILLYE OLIVER, Secretory The qoverninq body ot our school is composed ot the president of the student body, vicespresident of the student body, ond senoitor-olt-lorqe, who crre chosen by popular vote. Each closs selects or senator ond president to be CI port ot this committee. The Senate serves os or cleorinq house for all cormpus octivities, ond is in chorqe ot the socioi colendotr for the school. Under the cotpoble leodership of the president, the Senote strives to pro- mote o teelinq ot co-operation ond good will between the forculty ond students. BEVERLY BEANE . . President MARGARET WEAVER HARRIS .... Vice-President BILLYE OLIVER . . Secretary-Treasurer-Senator-at-large MARGARET WEAVER HARRIS . Senior President SUE IONES . Senior Senator MAXINE MARSHALL Iunior President GRACIE GEE . junior Senator IIGGS STEWART . Sophomore President MARY STUART IACKSON Sophomore Senator SAM BASKIN . Freshman President FRANK ZIMMERMAN ...... Freshman Senafor MR. C. E. ARNETT, DR. ADELPHIA BASFORD, COACH DUKE WELLS- . . Advisors STAR GLORIA YOUNG Editor TI-IE 1946 STAR Suppose you want to see how your friends of yester-year look-The Star will forever carry these pictures for you. When you have long finished your days at Henderson, you will long for these happy days all over again. Sit down in a big easy chair and turn through these pages of your Alma Mater's own book. The staff of the Star would not take back one minute of time that it has spent in preparing this book for you. Take pride in your school and take pride in your diary, the Star. f- V f' . ,li STAFF MARTHA SEABCY Business Manager THE STAFF BOBBIE IEAN IOHNSON . . Assistant Editor BEVERLY BEANE .... Assistant Business Manager MAXINE MCCAULEY, MAXINE MARSHALL, FRANCES MCLEAN, MARY SUE HAYNIE . Editorial Stati FRANCES ANNE ATKINSON, ED SANDERS, ANTHONY SERIO . . . Photography Statt BILL HALLIBURTON, IIM GREENE . Sports Editors Iohnson, Beane, McCauley, Marshall, McLean, Haynie Serio, Sanders, Atkinson, Halliburton, Greene CDRACLE ANNE ABERNATHY CHRISTOPHER Editor Who made the Lowdown this week? I didn't know she dated him. That was a good poem on the tront page this week: plenty of talent in this school. These are a few of the comments that are made when the bi-weekly newspaper comes out. The Oracle made its way to many high schools throughout the state this year, so that the students who planned to attend college could see just what wonderful things do happen at Henderson, Nothing slips by our editor: consequently, every two Weeks the student body gets a summary of all that goes on on our campus. STAFF BETTY STBOBEL Business Manager BETTY RENE HAMBY . . . Assistant Editor EDWINA DUNNING Assistant Business Manaqer ORALEE BRYANT . . Feature Editor LOUISE NIPPER ........ Fashion Editor IOE SWEATT ......... Sports Editor Reporters-IRMA HAMBY, ALVIN DICKINSON, BILLYE OLIVER, IAMES BEESON, BUBBLES BUSH, SUE IONES, MARGARET WEAVER, PAYE RINEHART, BEVERLY BEANE, PEGGY BROWN, MIMA MCCRARY, MAXINE MCCAULEY, MARY STUART IACKSON, IOY WILSON, FRANCES MCLEAN, LOUISE HESTERLY, ALVA GILLESPIE IDA CATHERINE DANIELS ..... Circulation Manager Hamby, Dunning, Bryant, Nipper, Sweatt, I. Hamby, Dickinson, Oliver, Beeson, Bush, Iones, Weaver, Rinehart Beane, Brown, McCrary, McCauley, Iackson, Wilson, Mc-Lean, Hesterly, Gillespie, Daniels. Kappa Delta Pi OFFICERS GLORIA YOUNG . . . . . . President MRS. FREDERICK HARWOOD . . . . Vice-President SENA DILDY . . . . . Secretary V. L. HUDDLESTON Treasurer CNot Picturedb BETTY STROBEL . . Historian-Reporter MARY NELL TURNER . . Parliamentarian MARTHA SEARCY . . Publicity Chairman FLORA MYERS GILLENTINE ...... Counsellor MEMBERS AT HENDERSON Dr. Adelphia M. Basford, Amy lean Greene, Mary Sue Haynie, Elva lane McDaniel, Frances McLean, R. T. Proctor, Elizabeth Shaikun, Eula Mae Watson. Dormitory Council OFFICERS SUE IONES - - . . President MARGARET WEAVER HARRIS . Vice-President LEA ETTA SEYMOUR SWEATT Secretary-Treasurer BETTY STROBEL . . . . Senior Representative BILLYE OLIVER . . Iunior Representative LoU1sE HESTERLY . Sophomore Representative MILDRED MCCRARY Freshman Representative Q Beta Mu Gmioron CTFICERS BLANCHE DRAKE .... . . President MARGARET WEAVER HARRIS . V106-PfGS1d9I'1f ANNE DEWS . . . Secretary-Treasurer ADA GENE Ross . . . . ReDOff9f HELEN T. SHARP . - SROHSOI MEMBERS Mary Torn Anderson, Nell Warren Allen, Fay Bonner, Zane Brewer, Corrine Cox, Belvaqene Crowley, Phena Daniel, Geraldine Daniell, Martha Davis, Alvin Dickinson, Sena Dildy, Ioyce Ely, Mignon Ford, Norma lean Gilbert, Irma Harnby, Ralph Hays, Sue Iones, Mary Louise Lasswell, Mildred McCrary, Ellamarie McFadden, Faye Rixnehart, Catherine Rutherford, Ieanne Ralls, Martha Searcy, Mary Io Simpson, Leo Stuart, Mary Nell Turner, Conrad White. Baptist Student Union MAXINE MCCAULEY . PAYE RINEHART . BELVAGENE CROWLEY Irccs STEWART . . OFFICERS MRS. W. C. MCGUIRE, C. E. ARNETT President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Sponsors MEMBERS Marilyn Benson, Mary Louise Blackwood, W. E. Carson, Alvin Dickinson, Sena Dildy, Blanche Drake, Charlotte Ellis, L. T. Harrison, Dewayne Haynes, Ruth Hope, Tommy lagqers, Patsy Miles, Camille Pennington, Nellie Roberts, Mary Io Simpson, Aileen Wright. Choral Clulo CDFFICERS SUE IONES . . President MARGARET WEAVER HARRIS . Vice-President ALVIN DICKINSON Secretary-Treasurer ANNE DEWS . . . . . Reporter' CHARLES DEWs, DEWAYNE HAYNES Librarians MRs. BRUCE LoWE . . . Accompanist HELEN T. SHARP Director - . ,.i.... ..,. ..,.....s..,..... .i.,..........-..s...LE,-f. .....m.E....v....-.,..sux M... ..... . .. .L . . .-....,. ...--. . . . A ., ...N First Row: Sharp Ross, P. Ford, Hope, Dorn, Cumminqs, Brewer, Dildy. ,.....:......-...J Second RoW: Savage, Anderson, Davis, Moore, Allen, Raymond, Womack, lones, Harris. Third Row: Townsend, M. Ford, Chamber, Cox, Knox, Stauder, Rhodes, Simpson, Beaty. Fourth Row: Loe, Sharp, Carlisle, Rodgers, Keown, Haynes, Serio, Millican, Stuart. Fifth Row: Sutton, Shirley, Dews, Dickinson. GIRLS ENSEMBLE Helen Sharp, Director, Blanche Drake, Accornpanisty Ola Mae Wornack, Mar- garet Weaver Harris, Dorothy Moore, Norma lean Gilbert, Mignon Ford, Mary lo Simpson, Page Ford, Sue Iones. BCDYS ENSEMBLE Gordon Car1isle,7 Dewayne Haynes, Bill Millicang Mary Torn Anderson, Ac companistp Helen Sharp, Director, I. T. Sharp, Leo Stuart, Charles Dews. Science Club OFFICERS BILLYE GLIVER ...... . President WILLIAM EARL MARTINDALE Vice-President MAXINE MCCAULEY . . . Secretary Iiccs STEWART . . Treasurer BOBBIE IEAN IOHNSON Reporter P. G. HORTON . . Sponsor Ne MEMBERS Mildred Allhands, Betty Bledsoe, W. E. Carson, Charlyne Clark, Corrine Cox, Martha Davis, Charles Dews, Carley Dickey, Ida Lou Duckworth, Austin Pikes, Verlon Graves, Betty Hay, Adiene Hedrick, Dorothy Hildebrande, Ieannie Huchinqson, Mary Stuart Iackson, Tommy Iaqqers, Vincent Keith, Lorraine Larson, Betty McNea1y, Pat Mabrey, Rubedeene Moorman, Dale Overton, Camille Pennington, Eleanor Sue Russell, Catherine Rutherford, Lula Sue Sillirnan, Lou Steed, lack Stroope, Lila Iay Sullenburqer, Ioy Townsend, Frank Zimmerman. Beta Epsilon Chi ALVIN DICKINSON . . . President RACHEL LEE . . . Senior Vice-President ROSE MARIE BYRD . . Junior Vice-President IDA CATHERINE DANIEL . Sophomore Vice-President MARY LOUISE BLACKWOOD Freshman V ice-President LOUISE HESTERLY . . . . Secretary SARALoU Ross . Treasurer ELIZABETH SHAIKUN ...... Sponsor Beta Epsilon Chi took its place among the other organizations on our Campus this year. This club is composed of students in the Business Educa- tion Department. Regular meetings are held at which time programs concerned With problems in the business field are presented. Members have derived much benefit from this organization. Y' is K in V li i' S. Uiifa Q, . -- 1. M rf- ' ' . ' I, , . ' 35.1 . , KT Q f - MEMBERS Mary Edith Adkinson, Regina Cummings, Elizabeth Hays, Ruth Hope, Elva lane McDaniel, Verdis Maloch. Eugene Phelps, Ioy Trout, Anita Vaughn, Mary Elise Walters, Mary Elizabeth Watts. Y. W. C. A. OFFICERS MARY ELIZABETH WATTS BLANCHE DRAKE MAXINE MCCAULEY MAXINE MARSHALL . . . ELIZABETH BRINKLEY, ELEANOR GILLIAM President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Sponsors Q. First Row: Abernathy, Adams, Anderson, Atkinson, F. Atkinson, Barbaree, Bardwell, Beane, Benson Second Bow: Bissell, Blackwood, Bledsoe, Bonner, Brame, M. Brown, P. Brown Third Row: Chandler, Cox, Crouse, Cummings, Daniel, P. Daniel, Dickey, Fourth Bow: Duncan, Dunning, Elliott, Ellis, Ely, Ferguson, Fincher, Gee, Griffin Fifth Bow: I. Hamby, Harper, Haynie, Hays, Hedrick, Hesterly, Hildebrande Sixth Row: Huchingson, Jackson, lohnson, lohnston, lones, Kilgore, Knox r Bush, Byrd. Downs, Duckworth Hill, Hope. Larsen, Lee. Y. W. C. A. First Row: McCrary, McFadden, McLean, McNealy, Mabrey, Marlar, Mellard, Miles. Second Row: Miller, Mitchell, Moore, Nipper, Oliver, O'Mory, Parham, Pierce, Pratt. Third Row: Price, Puritoy, Ralls, Raymond, S. Raymond, Reece, Rich, Rinehart, N. Roberts. Fourth Row: P. Roberts, Robinson, Ross, Rutherford, Savage, Searcy, Shaver, Sillirnan, Simpson Fifth Row: Stauder, Strobel, Toney, Trout, Vaughan, Ward, Warlord, Watson, Weaver. Sixth Row: White, Willoughby, Wilson, T. Wise, V. Wise, Woodson, D. Woodson, Wray, Young. Y. M. C. A. First Semester IAMES BEESON TOMMY .IAGGERS ALVIN DICKINSON GENE PHELPS DAVID HANKINS C. E. ARNETT OFFICERS President D .Vice-Fresident second' Vice-Fresident S ecretczry-Trects urer 0 Crlcrplorin Sponsor Second Semester IAMES BEESON DEWAYNE HAYNES BILL HALLIBURTON I. W. RAY DAVID HANKINS OTIS WHALEY Y. M. C. A. W. E. Carson, Kenneth Davis, Ray Delaney, Charles Eastburn, loe Ellis, Verlon Graves, Calvin lackson, Russell Iordan, Charles Keown, Verdis Maloch, Wil- liam Earl Martindale, I. L. Means, Max Murphy, Ralph Murry, Bill Phillips, Billy Ioe Puckett, Billy Tom Reynolds, Chester Ross, Edward Sanders, Anthony Serio, Iohn Shuqqart, Leo Stuart, Elgin Ward, Conrad White, Dean Williamson, Frank Zimmerman. lnternational Relations Club OFFICERS DAVID HANKINS . . . . . President OLA DALE BARBAREE . Vice-President AMELIA BUSH . Secretary-Treasurer FRANCES MCLEAN . . Reporter 1 ... hx K W Oralee Bryant, Phena Daniel, Charles Dews, Alvin Dickinson, Amy lean Greene, Betty Bene Harnby, Dewayne Haynes, Louise l-lesterly, laclcie Hill, Barbara Iohnston, Bill McCaskill, William Earl Martinclale, Dorothy Yaney Pierce, S.C.E. Powers, Patricia Bobinson, Saralou Boss, Dean Vlfilliamson, Bonnie Wood. Philo There'll always be tondest memories -Yes, the memories of Philos will always linger in the hearts and minds ot all those who were members. And cherished they'll ever be. These happy days can never be forgotten. The Philo dance in honor of Henderson's new president was the most gala occasion of the year. And Philo's other entertainments are never-to-be-for gotten events. Philo stands for true womanhood and the benefits of being a member Could never be measured in worldly goods. The Philo ideals will always live in the hearts of all of her girls. 'X MARTHA SEARCY GLORIA YOUNG . MARGARET WEAVER HARRIS BETTY STROBEL MAXINE MCCAULEY ORALEE BRYANT, PATSY MILES BOBBIE IEAN IOHNSON SARA EVANS SUE IONES AMY IEAN GREEN OFFICERS President V ice-President Secretory Treasurer Reporter Custodicms Rush Captain Pledge Mistress Serqecmt-at-Arms Faculty Advisor vm... iw X, 4 . . ,. rg W. at.. ...M A ' . ..,. ' - S li S f 9' f , R ' ' -- ' tt, . M 'T .Q :V.,L . M Q :Q 1 it in 12 f ' a::2'1as1'5:g:-'. , ,, sfrggf ' r '5 f -A , P ni S. ' EQ Q it 2. ,ti Anne Abernathy Christopher, Frances Anne Atkinson, Marjorie Bardwell, Bev- erly Beane, Zane Brewer, Peggy Brown. Amelia Bush, Bose Marie Byrd, Bobby Chandler, Lil Cox, Belvagene Crowley, lcla Catherine Daniel. Ann Dews, Faye Dorn, Blanche Drake, Edwina Dunning, Fauline Frazier, Gracie Gee. Philo Betty Hamby, Catherine Hardin, Mary Sue Haynie, Mary lane Hearne, Acliene Hedrick, Louise l-lesterly. Mary Stuart Iackson, Mary Sue Iohnston, Rachel Lee, Maxine Marshall, lean- ette Miller, Louise Nipper. Billye Oliver, Betty Brook Owens, Louise Parham, Ada Gene Boss, Norma Grace Sims, Mary Elizabeth Watts. 'PN sr 5' 1 X Q X lt X fi, ., ' gg? x ' 9 wg? if is u it D w i t , . N F , -ff: .' ' 51' f r i ' s 'Kiki V V 5-'ll . 'l'.' - . .' L - w 1 9 xg. . .... as . . , I 1 4 at . . Q' . it . . ,ff l ' --s A - r ' ali-si X , t , Q- N ,.,. , .- - t Q X5 X S A . ,xl f,f'ilt'k V. Q y Z . gssq --.. ' A : ' , ' - . Ai,i E tl ., ., V. .. -. , l l l 4 3 Xiu. :Ref eg i 4 -if , 3 y -N- 'i ,IH Philo First Semester Pledges GFFICERS CHARLYNE CLARK . . . . . . President MILDRED MCCRARY . . . Vice-President MARY EDITH ATKINSON . . Secretary AMANDA REECE .... . Treasurer BARBARA IOHNSTON . . . . . Reporter BERNICE ELLIOTT, CAMILLE PENNINGTON . . . Sergeant-at-Arms X il I I ., 5 X Mary Tom Anderson, Marilyn Benson, Mary lo Bethea, Mary Louise Black- wood, Billie Io Griffin, lrma I-larnloy, Dorothy Moore, Edith Randle, Patricia Robinson, Saralou Ross, Bette Io Rushing, Ruth Smith, loy Townsend, Iimrnie Neal Tweedle. :cv VY, . f , . 1 ,i ig f ,, X ,Y 1 I P' , . H . ln. g what i ,. il. ,DT- , ,- . -ta.,-ef-....,,,.'A bv 2'3 -5', 'gs A5 I J. Q. Pledge Pennington cmd big sister Oliver . . . Wherc's Eddie? . . . A queen while still C1 pledge . . . That Cute little Ross girl . . . l'd scty that Fielding really rdtes . . . Come on, Benson, be his Valentine . . . Clint and Mimcf . . . Pledge Anderson . . . Happy, Icy? . . . Read it yourself . . . Why, Bobs! . . . Waiting for Alvin to open the Bookstore . . . Pretty Philo Pledges . , . Better hurry and get in thot library . . . Air1't they cute . , . Pledges playing in the snow. '1 z -, td tt' v an ' ' , e lr ,rr 4' gigs I A , L J ' sf x 3 , J is , 6 its L fi 5 .si A 'vw lb . Recldie !-Aim!-Fire! .' . . Where ya going, Icrckson? . . . Cold, Orulee? . . . Snowbound Mooney-Hcxllers in the snow . . . Feel better, Orcrlee? . . . Duck, Alvin! . . . Temperature h' 'P Bi bite, is not so bad here . . . lock lauqhs at the weather-mam . . . Soy, what is t 15. . . . q MGC . . . Why, Louise!! -ws , Nip! . . . Throw it, Burpie . . . Wash it good, Potsie . . . Fanny's Rushing around . . . ln- teresting, eh, Stufty? . . . The long and short of it . . . Nice to see old students back, eh Mac? . . . Ditto, Gloria . . . Where'd you get the orchid, Mac? . . . Three cute girls . , . Rush's Fan- ning around . . . Bathing beauty Cox . . . Whatcha reading, String? . . . That ain't legal, lack! What Wos that, Gloria? . . . Susie qot or letter . . . Worminq the bench, Harrison? . . . Betty Rene uses lpcmo . . . And so does Lil . . . Whotta background . . . Thot's better! . . . ldcr und Fred . . . Just killing time . . . Peq cmd on old alumnus, Burrell . . , Philos in the Homecoming Court . . . Queen Becme. Think We've seen 'ern together before , . . Ic1nie's birthday party . . . Gracie 'n' Ginny Bridge fiends . . . Smile, Fanny! . . . Oh, that Special . . . Look quick! . . . HMMMMMM! . . . And where've you two been? . . . Fishing, Burpie? . . Twins . . . Looks like fun. '-f-snixrgeg ek 'Q' f' .,- Upsilon Phi, which grew out ot the oldest social orqanization on the campus, celebrated its second year as a sorority. Once aqain it showed that its repu- tation tor friendliness, loyalty, and service is well deserved. This year it has been a vital part of life and activity at Hen- derson. Its rush parties and Christmas dance will long be remembered as outstanding social events of the year. Upsilon Phi FRANCES MCLEAN SARALOU RAYMOND BONNIE WOOD . NELLIE ROBERTS . DOROTHY IANE PIERCE LEA ETTA SEYMOUR SWEATT MARY BETH BLACK . BETTY MCNEALY TOY WILSON . CARLEY DICKEY SYBIL SNELL SENA DILEY OFFICERS . President Vice-President . Secretary . Treasurer Pledge Mistress Rush Captain . Historian Social Chairman . Reporter Sergeant-at-Arms Faculty Sponsor Sorority Advisor Ola Dale Barbaree, Louise Chambers, Martha Davis, Charlotte Ellis, Mignon Ford. Dorothy Hildebrande, Ieannie Huchinqson, Nancy Lee, Ellarnarie McFadden, Glen Marlar. Upsilon Phi Catherine I. Mitchell, Virginia Price, Fay Rinehart, Lula Sue Silliman, Mary Belle Stauder. Martha Ann Tippett, Polly Toney, Montie Utter, Tomie Io Wise, Vandaline Wise. Up Christmas Dance . . . Pledge party by Ups . . . Picknickinq . . . Is it dons, Ei Roasting weiners . . . Up float for Thanksgiving parade . . . Up Ritual Banquet. .-2, -.fi lamaris? Upsilon Phi Pledges Mary Lee Allen, Sara Margaret Bissell, Mary Delle Brame, Muriel Brown, Cor- rine Cox, Regina Curnrnings, Phena Daniel, Helen Downs, loyce Ely, lnia lean Gilbert, Lanelle Goza, luanita Harper, Betty l-lay, Elizabeth Hays, Betty lane Huoldleston, Betty Lou Huclclleston, Lorraine Larsen, Mary Elizabeth Moore, Mary leanne Ralls, Dorothy Rich, Eleanor Sue Russell, Catherine Rutherford, Merleane Sandage, Georgia Mae Shaver, Mary Lou Steed, loy Trout, Kathleen Ward, Roma Dee Warlord, Martha Sue Westbrook, Martha Wray, lean Wright. ty, P If -ffl A N . we m l H Up pledge Huddleston . . . Pledges at the Homecoming gcxme . . . Anthony cmd Catherine Pledges at the Tavern . . . D. I. got cr letter . . . Relaxing . . . Come on in the Wcr1er's fine Pledges and pets . . . She's tickled! . . . Pledges at Nicks. -V .N-, -V T vt . 1? I4:- :-1-.'4:E1'4' -735 WS. T '.' ., F512 - Q E ??'f0??5 T ' t. ,q2g,2g:f'f:f:1f-N. -t r . .Q --'- f 1f'f:zf2f-::34fL,2ef am. ,. 4. .... ..,, , ...Q .,.,. .,.. y .W r ,,, . f... I 1? ' ,zrvz - A V 1 54 Q s-, W v74x X .... i Q ns. R E Q l-lmmmmmmmmlll , . . Ditto! . . . Talcinq it easy , . . Going for a coke bteween practice periods . . . Heading for home . . . Have-n't We seen this before? . . . Follow the leader . . . lohnny, you're a lucky teller . . . D. I. and Bcrrbaree . . . Bet they're Cold . . . Bonnie and Alvin . . . All dressed up with some place to qo . . . And so is Bonnie . . .Going to the ball game. Wonder what ihey see . . . Let 'em hove nl . . . Ooh, I like thai! . . . Von Beeson . . . miiicrtion! Enuf sridl , . , Look sod, don't they? . . , Thcxt cute couple . , . Reading lhe Sunday iunnies . . . Going somewhere? . . . Three Reddies and Cx future Hendersonicm . . . Didjci qei it, Samuel? . . . Iusi bird-dcqginq . . . Having oi smoke . . , How's ihe weather up ihere, Buddy? . . . We qive you our heuriy approval, Iimmy. Gamma Sigma OFFICERS First Semester Second Semester Iiccs STEWART . . President . . MARTIN LAX lIMMY KNISELEY . . . Vice-President . . BILL MILLICAN ED MCLEAN . . . Secretary-Treasurer . IoE SWEATT IAMES BEESON . . . Reporter . . . CHARLES DEws FRANK ZIMMERMAN . . Sergeant-at-Arms . . . DUB HENSLEY Members of Gamma Sigma have had a big part in making this year at Henderson one of the best ever. Since its organization in l882, Gamma Sig has beenknown tor its devotion to those things for which the college stands. The War diminished its membership, but did not dim the spirit which has al- ways been a part ot the organization. ' ' ' V .QS Q X is 1 ks ., N -5, Q ,I :L 1 ,,-A ,Q 0 PE M' z 6 X N s ' , A . S ' ' . if ' ', ' . t ' ,A 1 . -. , P - , I 1: Q -' 5 'Sv I s- . . we-lf 4 as . l t ' F -+ n L . . li' L- ' I . FW. F' , 2 '-' sg 5' iff V , Q V 'X 'Y ir MA' 12 L- ' K - A F ' s - ' 'rl 6? H F. ' 4 'W V- F .,, , 5 if , . . A . :gr , Q J ' K 57 13511. 'I 'R A K' 1 .,.,, 55:35 ' A g r I- 2 iii' 'J Bill Andrews Fred Bandy, Sam Baskin, Gerald Bowers, Wylie Cox, Ray De- laney, Chuck Eastburn, limmy Greene, Dewayne Haynes, Vincent Keith, Charles Ke-own, Erwin Lax, Charles C. McGill, Verdis Maloch, Dale Over- ton, Baird Peek, Gene Phelps, Billy Tom Reynolds, Chester Ross, George Russell, lack Sargent, Buddy Smead, Bernard Sweatman, Fred Walker, Dean Williamson. Garlands OFFICERS HERBERT LEE POPE . . . . President BILL PHILLIPS .... Vice-President HOWARD CURTIS . . . . Secretary RAYMOND TOLER-CNOI Pictured D . Treasurer ROBERT NAsH ......... Reporter Garland Literary Society is an organization Well worth praising. lt stands tor building up body, mind and character. The social lite connected with this society is very beneficial to all ot its members. Years can never take away the happy thoughts of all the Garlands tor their pleasant days as members ot this organization. MEMBERS: lack Banks loe Ellis Alva Gillespie Verlan Graves Billy loe Greeson Paul Hambright Calvin lackson Russell lordan lohn Allen Logan Gerald Mauldin I. L. Means loe Moore Max Murphy Ralph Murry Iames Nix Billy loe Puckett Bo Ramsay Chester Ross Ed Sanders Anthony Serio lohn Shuggart Leo Stuart ,.-aj -.A -ww. 1 .Ass-' Repeat performance . . . Sing HW1GCk on the hi-way, Leo . , . Garlancls have actors, too . . . A coupla cute freshmen . . . Our cameraman, Ed . . . An clcl Garland and his qirl . . . Thinlcin'!! . . . Last minute cramminq . . . Who's hand is that, Iohnny? . . . Garlands having u mid-nite feast , . . Stopping by Nick's for cz coke . . . Bull-session in the sun . . . Happy, Bob? . . . I-le's a little devil . . . Between class get-together . . . President Pope and Bo . . . Cathinq any fish? OFFICERS ROBERT L. LEWIS . . . President ROBERT E. LoYD . Vice-President SAM BAsKrN Secretary Veterans Club A new addition to our campus organizations this year is the Veteran's Club. Many boys returning to school life have derived much enjoyment from this organization. The club held regular meetings and entertained with various parties and dances throughout the year. Our school is proud ot this new organization and takes pride in its member ship. Adams, Athanas, Bales, Ball, Ballard, Bearden, Blakley, Bonnette, Bowden, Butler, Cain ,Carlisle, Chambers, Coleman. Copeland, Crane, Crawford, Daniel, Douglass, Dugan, DuVall. Franks, Fuller, Grantham, Gray, Green, Greene, Grinder, Hammond, Harp Harrell, V. Harrell. Hazzard, Hensley, Herbert, Herring, Hicks, Hope, Huddleston, Hunter, lenninqs lones, Iordan. Lonq, R. Long, McAdams, McCaskill, McGowan, McGill, McGowan, McKinney McLean, Martin. Mathis, Millican, Park, Paul, Porter, Powers, Purtle, Ralph, Ray, Richards Robertson. Rollins, Ross, Sheets, Shehane, Shepherd, Simonson, R. Simonson, Smith Spencer, Stanford, Walker. L. Walker, Wall, Ward, Warford, Watson, C. West, I. West, Wood, Zimmerman Sororities and Fraternities CDuring the spring semester of the 1945- 46 school year, the four local fraternities of Philo, Up, Gamma and Garland were replaced by seven national A. E. S. fraternities. Since the Star had already gone to press, it was too late to include pictures of the seven charter chapters, but the Star Staff wanted to scoop the Stars of coming years by including a list of officers, members, and installation dates of these seven new groups . . . Editor's notej ui SIGMA TAU GAMMA, Alpha Epsilon Chap- ter, March 23, I946. Officers: Louie Harp, President: Iames L. Stewart, Vice-President: Leonard C. Smead, Secretary: Sam Baskin, Treasurer: I. W. Cain, Historian: Carroll Wood, Sergeant-at-Arms: Charles W. Dews, Chaplain: S. C. E. Powers, Faculty Advisor. Members: Charles H. Dugan, Robert W. Du- Vall, H. L. Hoover, W. E. Huddleston, Robert L. Lewis, Robert E. Loyd, Iewel McDaniels, W. E. Martindale, Bill Phillips, Dwight Ramsay, Michael Schoffner, Paul Smith, Richard Stan- ford, Shelley Wall, Frank Zimmerman. PHI SIGMA EPSILON, Rho Chapter, April I3, I946. Officers: David W. Hensley, Presi- dent: Gwinn Daniel, Vice-President: Doyne Rich, Secretary-Treasurer: lames Greene, Re- porter: Martin Lax, Sergeant-at-Arms: Hugh H. I-Iyman, Faculty Advisor. Members: Fred Bandy, loe P. Crane, Dock B. DeMent, Iohn Alvin Dickinson, Billy T. Franks, William L. Halliburton, William M. Harrelson, Iohn L. Iennings, Howard Iones, Er- win R. Lax, Iohn A. Logan, Robert S. Lowrey, Iames E. McCowan, Caldwell McDaniel, Iohn A. McGill, Travis Mathis, William L. Millican, Max Murphy, Lewis E. Sanders, Rush Simon- son, Burvis A. Sheets, William H. Sheets, Leo S. Stuart, Paul E. Thompson, Raymond C. Toler, Fred E. Walker, Elgin Ward, Iames Watson, Floyd Dean Williamson. ALPHA SIGMA ALPHA, Beta Mu Chapter, May 4, I946. Officers: Lea Etta S. Sweatt, President: Ioy Wilson, Vice-President: Lou Steed, Secretary: Betty Lou Huddleston, Treas- urer: Lorraine Larson, Editor: Miss Beulah Thompson. Members: Oladale Barbaree, Daislee Ber- ry, Margaret Bissell, Maribeth Black, Louise Chambers, Corrine Cox, Phena Daniels, Carley Dickey, Helen Beth Downs, Lanelle Goza, Iackie Hill, Dorothy Hildebrande, Frances McLean, Io Ann Mills, Dorothy Rich, Saralou Ross, Lula Sue Silliman, Martha Sue Westbrook. ALPHA SIGMA TAU, Alpha Gamma Chap- ter, May 4, 1946. Officers: Maxine McCauley, President: PGQQY Brown, Vice-President: Patsy Miles, Secretary: Bobby Iean Iohnson, Treas- urer: Charlyne Clark, Reporter: Louise Hester- ly, Corresponding Secretary: Marilyn Benson, Historian: Miss Eleanor Gilliam, Miss Amy lean Greene, Faculty Advisors. Members: Mary Tom Anderson, Frances Anne Atkinson, Beverly Beane, Oralee Bryant, Rose Marie Byrd, Belvagene Crowley, Ida C. Daniel, Ann Dews, Blanche Drake, Bernice Elli- ott, Betty Rene Hamby, Irma Hamby, Mary Iane Hearne, Mary Stuart Iackson, Barbara Iohnston, Mary Sue Iohnston, Maxine Marshall, Billye Oliver, Louise Parham, Camille Penning- ton, Amanda Reese, Martha Searcy, Ioy Town- send, Bonnie Wood, Gloria Young. SIGMA SIGMA SIGMA, Beta Eta Chapter, May ll, 1946. Officers: Martha Davis, Presi- dent: Mary E. Watts, Vice-President: Pat Rob- inson, Corresponding Secretary: Norma Iean Gilbert, Recording Secretary: Nellie Roberts, Treasurer: lane Rhodes, Keeper--of-Grades, Sena Dildy, Mrs. Frederick Harwood, Faculty Ad- visors. Members: Nell Warren Allen, Amelia Bush, Lill Cox, Charlotte Ellis, Ioyce Ely, Pat Mabrey, Cornelia Mellard, Mary E. Moore, Carolyn Rhodes, Faye Rinehart, Kathleen Ward, Vir- ginia Willoughby. DELTA SIGMA EPSILON, Alpha Upsilon Chapter, May ll, l946. Officers: Louise Nip- per, President: Norma Sims, Vice-President: Eleanor Sue Russell, Corresponding Secretary: Catherine Hardin, Recording Secretary: Gracie Gee, Treasurer: Helen White, Sergeant: Zoe Ann Christopher, Chaplain: Anita Vaughn Historian: Mrs. MacDowell Turner, Faculty Ad- visor. Members: Connie Hebert, Sara lane Mur- phy, Virginia Nottingham, Virginia Pratt, Lila lay Sullenberger, Martha Ann Tippett, Ruth Ann Townsend, Patsy Westbrook, Earlene White. PI KAPPA SIGMA, Alpha Sigma Chapter, May Il, I946. Officers: Sara Savage, Presi- dent: Mary Io Bethea, Vice-President: Sally Sue Walker, Recording Secretary: Sara Hearne, Treasurer: Iimmie Neal Tweedle, Sergeant-at- Arms: Mary Faye Warmack, Corresponding Secretary: Mrs. Fleta Russell, Mrs. Nila Turner, Faculty Advisors. Members: Zane Brewer, Mary Hart, Rosa- mond Hewitt, Bethy Huddleston, Mary Louise Lasswell, Meredith Reid, Melba lean Tull. 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