Ouachita Baptist College - Ouachitonian Yearbook (Arkadelphia, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 170 of the 1943 volume:

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A This 1943 Ouatchitonian may easily be the last an- nual published at Ouachita College for the duration ot' the present conflict, known as VVorld VVar No. 2. Vile ask the students to appreciate the difficulties we have had in publishing an annual in wartime and bear with us for such economical and necessary prac- tices, as using some old plates for example. YVe sincerely hope that you will all learn a lesson from this war which lnay add beyond measure to your ability to appreciate life and the more worth- while things in it. May you learn that the more beautiful things of life may be found in the most everyday places. Let us borrow a slogan from the Swedish Arts for Crafts Society and say, More beautiful things for everyday life. In this slogan we refer to concrete ob jects. Shifting our line of thought to abstract things, let us not fail to believe that the most worthwhile things ot' life don't just happen but are achieved by hard work and care- ful planning. May the best of everything be yours, but do not be discouraged if it does not come easily. President J. Q. Grant ttf' . A ,V ,ff V ,J f L,-,-.fs ,1'.L4.f',X, VXA!! 1 fgx'-L1f .:-Z6-,U I V Q7 J , . -4 fvt - Q, Q ju I ., ,, 1: 'l A k 4.,s.--Vffcff 51 'pk - 0 , l , j n ,,1fsL .c-.' . 'J vf 1 0 ' 1 - V,1, ag jpg.- ffg- o 'b' 711.413, YQ' .,,., ' 1- ' ' ' ' , f ' . ,,.,.J gf ,, ' ' V' ' .-ff 1 I ' VFUA 1' ' I. 'ff' - C U I. T Y .l 4 1 J '44 v' J .-.,,.,,,,--, 1 1.2. -4- f- -ff-7-ww iv . I --V, J',,,,,,,,N!, jk . . V -' V6-YV l ,-'- AUBREY MlLTON WITHEPJNGTON, PHD. 'I' ' I f ' ' MX, Affg' 'Y Professor of Social Scijnces 1- , . 1, -- ' . , 1 n V Q, ' 'J 11,9911 lf'f1'-f ! Clffducxtionb '!li1 'k , J B. A., 1923, Union University, M. A., 1928, George Peabody ,F Col1ege for Teachersg Ph.D., 1934, George Peabody Colege for . 1' E Teachers. N ' 1 r ' AE ' J U ,f.-QLJ, X 'jrl QfU,,f'f1'! ff' U--J' .ff-ffvx 'V ' ' ' ' fx' M . 'I f 'I oris WEBSTER YATES, PHD. 4 ' . 9- ,V-A44-IA! Aff! Professor of Social Sciences 1' ' 0.,xA C ' -1 CBeligious Educationl B. A., 1914, Wake Forest, Th. M., 1917, Southern Baptist Theo- J logical Seminaryg Ph.D., 1938, George Peabody Col1ege for Teach- ers, f' If If ' in 1 ld ff!! X ' ' Ir' ' ! 1' j 4 RlCl-IARD CAMPBELL PETTIGREW, P1-LD. fr If .N P ' fl ! jpg Professor of Humanities CEnglishD jjlf' B. A., 1925, Furman University, M. A., 1925, Universiiy of North .ff ' Caro1ina, Ph.D., 1930, Duke University. I A 2 fffzx x P, A ,e 1 r . X' I. X 9' ' EUGENE ALMARINE PROVINE, PHD. Professor of Science CChemistryD B. A., 1923, Mississippi Col1egeg M. S., 1925, Louisiana State University, Ph.D., 1936, Ohio State Universiy. RALPH CUSTER DA1LY, P1-LD. Professor of Social Science C1-listory and Political Sciencej B. A., 71923, Ewlrg College, M. A., 1924, University of Nebras- ka, Ph? 192 lnoliana U iversity. N Us flu IIA LT LOWELL TAYLOR WALLACE, Tr-LD., Associate Professor ot Social Science Ciieliqious Eclucationj B. A., 1918, William Iewell College, M. A., 1924, Mercer University, Th.D., 1921, South- western Baptist Theological Seminary, Th.D., 1923, ihid, 1939. ESTELLE MCMILLAN BLAKE, M. A. .,.. Associate Professor oi Humanities CEnglishj B. A., 1887, Texas Teachers College, M. A., 1932, Ouachita College. KALMAN DALE ARCHIBALD, M. A ...... Associate Professor ot Science CBiologyD B. A., 1933, Denison University, M. A., 1934, Ohio State University. All requirements met for Ph.D. degree with the exception ot dissertation. AMMON BROWN MEDLEN, M. A ...... Assistant Professor ot Science Cliiologyl B. A., 1930, Baylor University, M. A., 1932, Baylor University. SUE MYRTLE WILLIAMS MEDLEN .... Instructor in Fine Arts CPiano and TheoryD Instructor in Business Administration QShorthand and TypinqD Graduate of Central Texas Conservatory, 1931, Strick1er's Topeka Business College, 1932, 4-c Business College, Private Instruction with Mrs. Virginia Ryan, Theory, Voice . LIVINGSTON HARVEY MITCHELL ........ . . Professor of Fine Arts Piano Student of Adolph Koelling, Chicago Musical College, Kagner Swayne, New York City, Emil Leibling, Chicago, Maurice Moszlcowski, Paris, Frank Mannheimer and Tobias Matthay Piano School. London Summer terms 1928, 1929, 1931, Active member of American Matthay Association. L' I . , 6 1 , . .. . --4 I 1 . f NV! ,ll-'-f'-A . 'Nc . FA LT MAIOR IOHN MAURER, Infantry Reserve, U. S, A., Assist. Prof. of Military Science and Tactics LIEUT. COL. DONALD HENLEY, U. S. A. . . Professor ot Military Science and Tactics CAPTAIN IAMES GARLAND RICHARDSON, Assistant Professor oi Military Science and Tactics A. B., 1912, Ouachita College, Ist. Lieutenant, Officers Reserve Corps, 1917, Active Duty in World War I, Nov. 1917-Dec. 19185 Captain Officers Reserve Corps, March, 1923, Active Duty, Viforid War II, Feb., 1942-Ian., 1944. THOMAS HEARD IONES, M. A. . . . Associate Professor ot Social Science CEconomicsD B. A., 1936, Mississippi Colieqey M. B. A., 1940, University ot Houston, Texas, one year's study toward Ph.D., Teachers' Coliege, Columbia University. MRS. I. C. STEWART ......... . Matron, Men's Dormitory Diploma in Expression, Ouachita Coiiege, 1904. IAMES CLEVELAND STEWART, M. A, . . Associate Protessor of Social Science Clslducationj B. A., 1920, M. A., 1927, Baylor Universityg one summer's study at University of Arkansas. FRANCES MCMILLAN CRAWFORD, B. A ............. Registrar B. A., B. M., 1918, Ouachita College, one summer's study at Columbia University, and one term graduate study at Peabody College, 1926. GENE HENRY RUDOLPH ...... Assistant Professor of Humanities CSpeechD Diploma in Expression, Henderson-Brown College, post-graduate certificate, Henderson State Teachers College, University ot Arkansas, Northwestern University, private pupil ot Wil- liam Hubert Graves, of Yale Divinity School, University of Wisconsin. MRS. H. L. WINBURN, B. A ......... , , , , Dean ot Women B. A., 1899, Lamberth College, Iackson, Tennessee. EVELYN BULLOC1-1 BOWDEN, M, M., Assistant Professor of Fine Arts CPiano, Organ and Theoryj Diploma in Piano and Organ, 1930, B. M., 1931, B. A., 1932, Ouachita College, Iulliard School of Music, New York, Private instruction with Iames Friskin, Theory with Guy Maier and Mabelle Glenn, 1934, M. M., 1940. American-Conservatory, Chicago, private instruction under Rudolph Reuter. , LUCILLE S11.L1MAN ..... :XA Lak!-llssistant Professor ot Science U-lome Economicsl B. S., Ouachita College. All requirements met tor an M. A. degree with exception of thesis. , , , ELIZABETH HITE GREEN, M. S. . tif f infector of Physical Education and Health for women B. S., 1936, George Pea odibs-College tor Teachers, M. S., 1941, Louisiana State University. - c N D , X x X Y I' . rt , , E A WESLEY WALKER BRADSI-IAW, M. A ..... Director of Physical Education for Men B. A., 1932, Baylor University, M. A., 1940, Iloid. One summer's study at Western at Gun- nison, Colorado. WILLIAM ISAAC WALTON, B. A. . . . Coach of Athletics B. A., 1924, Ouachita College, 1934. LEONARD PRICE, B. A .... . . , Business Manager B. A., 1939, Ouachita College. TI-IELMA ARIMINTA BATSON, B. M., Assistant Professor of Fine Arts CVoice, Theory, ChorusD Artist Diploma, 1920, Cincinnati Conservatory oi Music, Cincinnati, Ohio, Summer, 1922, Cincinnati Conservatory, B. M., 1928, Chicago Musical Co11ege, Chicago, Illinois, Summers, 1938 and 1940, University of Colorado, Boulder, Colo., Pupil ot Ferry Lulek, Thomas Iames Kelly, and the late Herbert Witherspoon, Theory with Leighton, Ed Stillman Kelly and Dunkelberger, Ameri- can Conservatory, Summer, 1941. USI-IER ABELL, B. M. Ed., Assistant Professor of Fine Arts CViolin, Band, Orchestra, and Theoryj B. M. Ed., 1939, Murry State Teachers Cqollege, B. S. In Education, University of Tennessee Iunior College, 1936, 1937. Viola, Arkansas State Symphony, 1930. ALBERTA EVELINE I-IARRINGTON, M. A. . . Associate Professor of Humanities CEnglishD B. A., 1929, Ouachita College, M. A., 1938, L. S. U. N ' ' 1 ' ' '.- L UQAA f - ,'L'h4,,t, ,si ,111 ,H 15,-iijfv -lv-J. .71 I , . 1. -, 4,1!'f'sf'Q'-fknaga . . . 1 . o s - - LAN . 1 ' I-TA LT Y E. W. BASS, B. S., M. S ........ , . Cornrnerce and Business Education B. S., Oklahoma A. and M., 1923, M. S., Oklahoma A. and M., 1941. CLAUDE L. DURRETT, B, A. . . . Instructor in Saiesmanship B. A., Ouachita College, 1904. D. M. SEWARD, A. B., A. M., Pi-i.D .... Professor of Science CMathematics and PhysicsD A. B., lohn B. Stetson University, A. M., University of North Carolina, Ph.D., Duke University. DURA PLANT, M. S ..,.... Associate Professor oi Science CI-tome Econornicsl B. S., Arkansas State Teachers, 19287 M. S., lowa State College, l933g Graduate Work, Colorado State College, 1939, University of Tennessee, 1942. DOUGLAS HALL OBROCK, PI-i.D. . . Associate Professor oi' Humanities Ufrench, GermanD B. A., 1928, Amherst College, M. A., 1929, Columbiag Ph.D., 1935, Columbia. OLGA MASON LYNCH, M. A ........ . . . . Instructor in Speech B. A., 1934, Baylor University, M. A., 1939, Southern Methodist University. Y FA TY ll NARY MORRI B A ecretaty to President , Bookkeeper . Men's Nurse XT , . Libyricn i5i'II1'lCl Sfufe Uni- , I ,X Student Secretary wfessor of Fine Aris of Musicy Graduate Rochester N. Y. I. SERGEANT S. VAN SKYE, B. S .... Assistant Instructor in Military Science and Tactics B. S., Louisiana State University. SERGEANT WHALEY . . Assistant Instructor in Military Science and Tactics IRENE BBANUM ............. , , Women's Nurse R. N., Missouri Bcptist Schoo1 of Nursing, 19415 Reqistered in Missouri, 119417 Registered in Arkansas, 1942. ., - ' 1 f I f xl NELL MONDY, B. S ..... f . 1'-L . Assistant Professor of.Chemist1'y B. s., 1943, omchitq cottfiqe. ' 4 . FERN C. WINFORD, A. B .... A 7 Assistant Prote'ssor in Fine Arts A. B., 1943, Ouachita College. . 'X 5 E. L. BBEWSTER . . Manager, Ouachita Book Store I WMM Zvi- 0-.ai 11f ' ,fzrlfr A 1 ll .-3:23 pm 2,hV1 f Orff on 11 I v , - 1' I 2 b ' .. 5,-ff mf ti, I A 'N M .ff Ii f , M 4 ' ,fl PAT MOSELEY . Battalion Commander 'VVALTER MIZELL . Battalion Supply Officer BILLY GILL EAST . . Commander Company A BILL RICHARDSON . . Commander Company B BILL ABERNATHEY . . Battalion Adjutant MILITARY Pat KW ff ZZ Z! Z f Z Z X Moseley . C Cl M FirstS Bosalea Webster B S Bill Abernathy Ad First S Walter Mizell . . B S l Ad Billy Gill East, C C A 1 X - Bill K Btcharal C C B N 'xB111 Harqis lstL. 1 Pl C 13 N Qj'Caclet MajoreSe d S W 17 all Wmffed Mcmox, 1 L 1 Pl PAQ X' Compan A Ad l Se d S W War is honorable ln those who do their native rights maintainp ln those whose swords an iron barrier are Between the lawless spoiler and the weakg But it is those who draw the offensive blade For added power or gain, sordid and despicable As meanest office of the worldly churl. 'W ,k , as , TW aa.-f. M vm R O. T. C. BATTALION FIRST LIEUTENANT HERMAN GBR ........ . . . Band ELIZABETH GALLOWAY . . . . . Band Sponsor FIRST LIEUTENANT STANLEY STANFORD ......... Band R. O. T. C. BAND - ' N, 'T -f ,, ff -I W -A... W ..W,, ,.tw.,..,,,,...,.,V..LW.,,,,M,,....t, , mv.-.WE , , V,L,, I ., ,, 4 'IH . W . V .,,. V ,.., , - H UM FIRST PLATCDON, COMPANY A CAPTAIN WILLIAM G. EAST .... Co. A FIRST LIEUT. IOHNNY HALL, Second Platoon IIMMY LEE STEWART . . . Co. A Sponsor SECOND LIEUT. IERAL HAMPTON, First Platoon FIRST LIEUT. WINERE3 MATTOX, First Plotoon SECOND LIEUT. LAWSON IACKS, Second Plotoon - I-.4 -.. -N. SIECCDND PLATOON, COMPANY A 'I .--M k ,V I , ,-,, S . 1 ..I.,- , iw, , 4 A , v V 474 .1 W I 1. L . L ,A I f A I , SITI I, I , I I .f.......,.... Q- -M... MM.,,.,,,,. A , f . , , ,S , WW., 7 , -5 A FIRST PLATOOIXI, COMPANY B fc? CAPTAIN WILLIAM RICHARDSON . . . Co. B SECOND LIEUT. CARL QVERTON, First Platoon KITTY MOORE ....... Co. B Sponsor FIRST LIEUT. HERBERT PHILLIPS, Second Platoon FIRST LIEUT. WILLIAM HAROIS . . First Platoon SECOND LT. HARVEY THOMAS, Second Platoon 'Mii SECOND PLATOON, COMPANY B .S in 5 ' Am ,Hamm OUACI-IITA GRADUATES BILLY ABBOTT STERLING ABERNATHY LUCIEN ABRAHAM ROYAL ADAMS LEWIS AMES IAMES SULLIVAN ANDERSON BERNARD ANDERSON IOE ARNETTE HAROLD BALDWIN TRACY BARRETT BROOKSHER BANKS VIRGIL BENSON I. T. BERRY I. W. BETHEA, IR. IESSE BISHOP TRUETT BLACKMON DEWEY BLACKWOOD IAS. L. BLAKENEY WOODROW BLEDSOE PAUL BOWLIN WILLARD BRATTON CLAY BRAZIL HOMER BRIDGES WM. HOLLAND BROWN ULMAN BRUNER R. E. CHANEY THOS. CHINN IACK CHITWOOD ALVIN CLARK E. L. COMPERE WM. CONDRAY IAMES CRAIG NOLAN CRAWFORD DREXEL CRINER WM. DAILY IOHN R. DALE CI-IAS. L. DEEVERS MURRY DEEVERS TOM DIGBY, IR. ROYCE DORRIS CHAS. E. DOYLE ARTHUR A. DULANEY DANIEL DULL IOHN DUNLOP CLAUDE DURRETT BOB EDWARDS IOHN H. ELLIOTT VAN ELLIS GEO. B. EMORY MARION G. FERGUSON CHAS. A. FIGLEY, IR. GUY F. FLEMING DAVID FLOYD IAS. D. FOSTER GILBERT FOWLER W. N. GARDINER LOWELL GIBBS IOSEPH GIBSON IOE F. GILLESPIE SHELBY GILLETTE IULIAN GLOVER LAWSON GLOVER WM. H. GLOVER ROY GOLDEN TRUMAN GOODWIN GEORGE S. GRANT CHAS. T. HAGINS THOS. HAGINS HARRY HALL HIRAM HALL IAMES HALL LELAND HALL MAURICE HALL AUBREY HALSELL HOWARD HALSELL W. E. HALTORN HERMAN HANKINS PAUL HARDAGE HARTFORD HARDIN B. S. HARGIS EDWON HARGIS EDWIN HARPER WOODROW HARRELSON CHAS. HARRINGTON BEN HAYNES IACK HEARNSBERGER WARREN HILL IAMES HOBGOOD ALSEY HOLLAND URBAN HOLLAND E. L. HOLLOWAY W. A. HORNE CECIL HUMPHRIES PALMA HUNTER ROBT. IGLEHEART LOUIS IACKS IAMES IERNIGAN R. L. IOHNSON W. P. IONES, IR. MARCUS KAUFMAN L. M. KEELING IAMES KELLY IOHN KILBURN RAY KELLEY THEODORE KING IACK LANE IOE LANGSTON VICTOR LEDBETTER ROBT. V. LIPPARD GARDNER LILE BRUCE LOWE LEWIS E. LYLE PAUL LYNCH THOS. MANN HALLIE MATLOCK OWEN MATLOCK IOHN CARL MEADOR IAS. MILLOWAY BERLIN MILLSAPPS WINTON MIZELL IOHN MALCOLM MOORE LLOYD MOORE ROBT. MOORE RAYMOND MORRIS BILLY MOWREY DONALD P. MUSE CHAS. MYRICH HARRELL MCCARROLL WAYNE MCCAULEY THOS. W. MCDANIEL IACK MCHANEY H. B. MCMANUS IN Tl-IE SERVICE LLOYD NEELEY ALLEN NORTON ORVILLE ODUM GA STON BERNARD OWENS PRINTES PARK WM. PARSONS THOS. M. PAYNE LEWIS PEARCE COLLINS PERRY MORGAN PHILLIPS ALONZO PIERCE FRANK PITTS SAM C. PORTERFIELDS ALLEN PROVINE CURTIS PULLIG ARLE QUEEN WALTER RAMSEY IAMES H. RAMEY THOS. REAGAN FELTS RECTOR FRANK REED H. B. REYNOLDS I. G. RICHARDSON WARREN RILEY STEED ROUNTREE E. A. SALLEE CECIL SANDERS I. W. SANGES CARL SCHOOLEY I. E. SCHOOLEY C. DALE SCOTT MOISE B. SELIGMAN L. M. SHADDOX IAMES E. SHAW MORRIS SHEPPARD CLEO Z. SHUGART ED. R. SHUGART E. M. SLEEKER NEIL SLOAN FAUNT SMITH HASTON STANFILL LOWELL STILES I. T. STOCKS IACK SWAIM EARL TANKERSLEY CALVIN THOMAS FERD. ENNIS TOONE W. P. TUGGLE, IR. IAMES E. TULL ROBT. UTLEY IAMES VANNOY MARCUS VAUGHN WM. A. VESTAL EDWARD WATSON DANIEL WEBSTER CHAS. WELCH C. S. WHITE MARSH WHITINGTON ANDREW WIDENER CHAS. WILKINS STANLEY WILLIAMSON FINIS WYATT I. D. COBB WALTER ESTES MARTIN BURNS CONE STELL 4 '1 MI Z' ff. 5 SENIQI2 CLASS f A I fre , in W, fe of fix!! VV? Ajiklj 4,34 I. r 'S fWLLfl4f' S L 17' r S- LL 3 H ' 'Pwr' V, H'u4f V Q 1 . P WJ My fy! V eLM 1j,,jef. L1 flqdffj ' 'JJ X4 x jx, fm W! N S OFFICERS IOHNIE ASHCRAFT . .... . President SARA MCORE . . Secretary NOLAN WRIGHT . . . Treasurer BERTA SUE COPELAND . . Senator SENIOPS AKERS, FANNIE MAE, B.A. . . Georgetown l do not know a man alive with whom my soul is at odds. Major: English. Minor: History. English Honor Society 4: Home Ec. Club 3-45 Piano Class 35 Student Council l5 Life Service Band l-2-3-45 Assistant in English Department 25 International Relations Club 4. ABERNATHY, WILLIAM C., B. S .... Fordyce Without doubt, man is womans head. Major: Chemistry. Minor: Biology. President Freshman Class l5 Treasurer Student Council 25 Bed Shirts l-2-3-45 Bille Club l-2-3-45 Cheerleader 3-45 Campus Who's Who 45 Math Honor Society 3-45 Business Manager Signal 3- 45 B. S. U. Council 35 Lab Assistant, Chemistry Department 2-3-45 Ouachitonian Staff 3-45 Chemis- try Club l-2-3-45 President 45 Cadet Cap'ain P.. O. T. C. 45 Letterman, Rifle Team 35 Honorzry Letter in Football 4. ADKINS, GERALDINE, B.S ..... Bradley Bold, quick, ingenious, forward, capable. Major: Home Economics. Minor: Science and Ed. Home Ec. Club l-2-3-4. ARMSTRONG, WADE D., B. S .... Hartford He who falls never had a secure place. Major: Bible. Minor: Speech and English. Ministerial Association l-2-3-45 Vice-President 35 Secretary 25 Life Service Band l-2-3-45 Presi- dent 3, Chorister 4, Treas. 25 Beta Beta 3-45 Presi- dent 3, Vice-President 45 Ouachita Prayers 45 Pi Kappa Delta 2-3-45 Treasurer 35 Voice Club 35 B. S. U. Council 3. ASHCBAFT, IOHNIE SHELBURN, B. A. . Detonti 'fl have time for everything! Major: Bible. Minor: Speech. Ministerial Association l-2-3-45 Secretary Lite Service Band l-2-3-45Ouachita Players 3-45 Stu- dent Association 3-45 President Senior Class 45 Who's Who in American Colleges and Universi- ties 4. BEALS, HMMIE, B. S ..... North Little Rock He most lives who thinks most, feels noblest, acts the best. Major: Chemistry. Minor: Biology. Red Shirts 2-3-45 Chemistry Club l-2-3-45 Assist- ant Business Manager of Signal 3-45 Drum Major of Military and College Band l-2-3-4. BENTON, ROSAMOND, B. S ..... Fordyce May fortune be lcind to you, happiness true to you, life long to you. Major: Math. Minor: Biology. Kewpie Klub l-2-3-45 Kewpie Chief 3-45 Girls' Student Gov't. l-2-35 Secretary 2-35 Math Honor Society 2-3-45 Vice-President oi lunior Class 45 Sophomore Homecoming Maid 2. BOYD, MADIE, B.A ......... Beebe Everybody lilces her, and she is worthy of their liking. Major: English. Minor: History. Transfer from Beebe junior College5 Choir 4. gpg! fl! 1.11, 4, wifi ,Tl F QL K1 CA.. X , 1 1 f ' 'Sk'. S- -s...,g.,x ' . . V ,,,Ig -of 'TU' SIENIOQS BLAKELY, NEWELL, B. A ....... Gurdon His goal is at the highest star. Major: Speech. Minor: English. Red Shirts 2-3-4, Ouachita Players l-2-3-4, As- sistant Teacher of Speech 3. BOWLIN, PAUL, MBS., B. A .... Arlcadelphia Heres to the boys ot the American Shore, l love but one, I love no more. Major: English. Minor: Home Economics. Home Ec. Club 3-4, T, K. L, l. BRANSCUM, RAY, B. A ...., . Fox Capable and kind. Major: Bible. Minor: English. Ministerial Association l-2-3-4. BROWN, WANDA, B. S ,..... England Her generosity is the investment trom which we clip the coupons oi happiness. Major: Biology. Minor: Chemistry. Chemistry Club 2-3-4, Treasurer 3, Secretary 47 Biology Lab. Asst. 2-3-4. 1 J., 15.2. 1 'U I.. U - . ,if , t V, fda, Buiftoess, CI-lAPLE'S,BgA. 1 . ,,f- ff -M.-me There is no road to success, but through a strong clear purpose. Major: Bible. Minor: English. Ministerial Association l-2-3-4, Lite Service Band l-2-3-4. CANNON, VlRGlNlA, B. A .... Arlcadelphia Reason is not what governs love. Major: Business Administration. Minor: English. Hi Hat 2-3-4, Piano Class lp Ecoiball Maioi 3-4. COCHRAN, FRANK M., IR., B. A. . . Bradley None but himself can be his parallel. Major: Business Administration. Minor' History. lnternational Relations Club 2-3-4, Vice-Presi- dent 4, B. S. U, Treasurer 4, Picture Editor of An- nual 3-4g Associate Editor oi Annual 4. COPELAND,gBERTA SUE, B. A .... Nashville Then l'll tell her plain, she sings as sweetly as a nightingalef' Major: Voice. Minor: English. Choir l-2-3-4, President 47 Chorister Y, W. A. 3, Trio lp Piano Class 4, Voice Class 4. IZ ,G 'Lgrn-2' --71 4.1 '74, if-'Gs' 4'l y 'a i 7247. A1.fwu-l '-.-df -A-42 SYETTITC Q 5 CBOTTS, GLEN E., B. A ..... Moody, Mo. With kind assurances he would do the utmost tor us all. Major: Bible. Minor: English. Honorary Member Ministerial Association 2-3- 47 C. P. T. 3. DAVIS, LA VERNE, B. A .... l-leher Springs A thousand changes change not me. Major: English and Bible. Transfer from Central Baptist Collegeg Lite Ser- vice Band 3-47 Girl's Student Council 35 Vice- President B. S. U. Council 47 Assistant Dean of West Hall 3. DEABlNG, FRANKLIN, B. A. . . Dallas, Texas My whole lite I have lived with pleasant thought. Major: Bible. Minor: English. Lite Service Band 47 Ministerial Association 4. DEESE, MARGARET, B. A ..... Sparkman Blame she had not. Major: Piano. Minor: English. Piano Class l-2-3-47 Cecilian Club l-27 B, S. U. Council 3: Ministerial Auxiliary 3-4. DELOACH, EVELYN, B. A. . . Heber Springs Her footsteps moving side by side with Wisdom. Major: History. Minor: Business Administration. Cecilian Club l-27 President 27 Choir l-2-3-47 international Relations Club 2-3-47 Secretary 4. DULANEY, BEATBICE, B. S., Roswell, New Mexico Give thy thought no tongue. Major Home Economics. Minor: Science, Ed. Horne Ec. Club l-2-3-4. DUNLOP, FLORENCE, B. A .... . Amity 'f'Tis better to have loved . . Major: Bible. Minor: Education. Lite Service Band l-243-4: Home Ec. Club l. EAST, BILLY GILL, B. S ..... Arlcadelphia li it be a gentleman and a friend you seek, you have found him. Major: Math. Minor: Chemistry. S. A. S. l-Z-3-47 Math Honor Society 3-47 Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities 47 R. O. T. C. Lt. 4. X x X ,x X 'X x . Y it SENIORS FREASIER, BARNEY R., B. A ..., Little Rock And wit and wisdom followed. Major: Bible. Minor: English. GALLOWAY, ELIZABETH, B. A .... Stamps Dependable, joyous, lair of face, A girl who will tit in any place. Major: English. Minor: Music. Physical Education Club l-2-3-45 Hi Hat Club 2- 3-45 Signal Statt l5 English Honor Society 3-45 Secretary ot lunior Class 35 Ouachita Players 45 Band l-2-3-45 Little Symphony l-2-3-45 Band Spon- sor R. O. T. C.5 Senior Editor of Ouachitonian 4. GARDINER, IEANETTE, B. A. . . Arkadelphia How her fingers went when they were moved hy note through measures line-as she marched them o'er the yielding plank oi the ivory floor. Major: Piano. Minor: Violin. Signal Stott l5 Orchestra l-2-3-45 Band 45 Choir l-2-5 Camera Club 25 Ouachita Players 3-45 Piano Class 3-45 President 4. GRAY, GLADYS, B. A ...... Pine Bluff All we have willed or hoped or dreamed ot good shall exist. Majors: Bible and English. Transfer from Arkansas A ci M5 B. S. U. Coun- cil 25 Christian Leader's Association 25 Volunteer Band 45 Ripples Statt 4. HATRSTON, MARTHA, B. A ..,... Warren I live not in myself, but I become a portion oi that around me. Major: History. Minor: English. Choir l-25 Signal Staff lA2-35 Girls' Student Council 3-45 President 45 President oi Y. W1 A. 45 Degree ot Honor in Pi Kappa Delta 25 Second place in junior Debate in Arkansas 25 B. S. U. Council l-2-3-45 English Honor Society 3-45 Cecil- ian Club l5 Life Service Band l-2-3-45 internation- al Relations Club 25 Who's Vlfho in Arnerion Colleges and Universities 4. HALL, ANDREW, B. A ....... Malvern And rich he was oi holy thought and work. Major: Bible. Minor: English. Beta Beta 2-35 Secretary 35 Lite Service Band l-2-3-45 Treas. 35 Ministerial Association l-2-3-45 Debate 2-35 Winner First Place Arkansas Senior Men '4l5 Winner First Place Senior Men '4l Okla. S. W. Tournament5 Second Place Freshman Ex- temp. Speaking '405 Who's Who in American Col- leges and Universities 4. HALL, HARRIET, MRS., B. A ..... Malvern I know of visions in the air. Major: Horne Economics. Minor: Science. B. S. U. Council 2-3-45 State Znd Vice-President B. S. U. 35 President P. E. Club 25 President Ep- silon Omega Sigma 35 Home Ec. Club l-2-3-45 Most Versatile Student 35 Pi Kappa Delta 35 Who's Who in American Colleges and Universi- ties 45 Signal Staff 2-35 Editor ot Ripples 3. I HALL, TOHN M., B. A ...... Arkadelplzia His mien distinguished any crowd. Majors: English and Math. S. A. S. l-2-3-45 Vice-President 45 Rifle Club 3- 45 Math Honor Society 45 Tennis Team l-2-3-45 State singles champ l5 O Association Z5 R. O. T. C. Cadet Captain 4. SENIORS HALSELL, MARY ELIZABETH, B. A., Arlcadelphia joy so great as mine could not anywhere I find. Major: Bible. Minor: English. Lite Service Band l-2-47 Y. W. A. President 27 B. S. U. Council l-2-37 Secretary ly Vice-President 37 International Relations Club 27 Pi Kappa Delta I-27 State Champion Inexperienced junior Wom- en's Debate l7 First in Mixed Debate Battle Royal l7 State Co-Champion in junior Women's Debate 27 Ministerial Auxiliary 47 Ripples Staff 3-4. HALSELL, TOMMY, B. A ..... Arlcadelphia A great big bundle of happy good cheer, we .find in him from year to year. Major: Religious Education. Minor: Speech. Freshman Class Treasurer 17 Ouachita Players l-2-3-47 Lite Service Band l-2-3-47 Football Sguad l-27 Track 27 Ministerial Association 3-4. HAMPTON, IERAL, B. A ..... Booneville He has no anxiety as to who may conquer. Major: Business Administration. Minor: I-Iistory. S. A. S. 2-3-47 International Relations Club l- 2-37 Treas. 27 B. S. U. lg Publicity Manager l7 Cadet Second Lieutenant Business Manager Oua- chitonian 4. HARCIS, 'WILLIAM C., IR., B. S .... Vtfarren Action is the law oi our being. Major: Social Science. Minor: English. Red Shirts l-2-3-47 Football I-2-3-47 Captain 47 O Association: Treasurer 37 President 47 Rifle Club 3-47 President 37 International Relations Clubg Treasurer Sophomore Class 27 R. O. T. C. Cadet Major Second Semester 47 Student Body President Second Semester 4. X.. fl.. -Go' HATFIELD, LAANSON, B. A ..... Malvern Friendship demands something more ot mystery. Major: Bible. Minor: Speech. Ministerial Association l-2-3-47 Secretary 47 Lite Service Band l-2-3-4. I-IATFIELD, IUANITA GILL, B. A. . . Malvern The most profound joy has more ot severity than gaity in it. Major: Bible. Minor: English. Lite Service Band l-2-3-47 Secretary 37 Vice- President 47 Scrapbook Chairman Y. VV. A. 4. HAYNES, MARGARET, B. A .... Pocahontas The characteristic signs oi minds oi the tirst older is the immediateness oi all their judgments. Major: Bible. Minor: English. Y, W'. A. Cabinet 47 Lite Service Band l-2-3-47 B. S, U. Council 3-47 Choir l-2-3-47 President ?7 Secretary 27 Assistant Dean ot Women 47 Wholsf' Who in American Colleges and Universities ! - f 4 - 1 .JU HEATH, MARY ANN, B. A. .,.t gl:-Ltttifgnoqif Then happy am l who loves and Bbflovedy Major: Religious Education. Ming. nglish.. Cecilian Club 27 Lite Service Ban ll-2-3-47 Pi- ano Class 47 Choir l-2-3-4. 4 fx hy , XX ll My 'M PM - 11 'fill HERNDON, GWENDOLYN, B. S. , Hot Springs There were stars in her eyes. Major: Home Economics. Minor: Science and Education. Home EC, Club l-2-3-45 Secretary 35 President 45 Student Senate 45 Assistant Dean 4. HOOK, DON, B. A ....... Arkadelphia Reading maketh a full man. Major: Bible. Minor: English. Ministerial Asscciation l-2-3-4. HOUSEHOLDER, IUDY, B. S. . North Little Bock Thanks to the human heart by which we live. Major: Home Economics. Minor: Science and Education. Home Economics Club l-2-3-45 Beporler Z5 Vice- President 35 President 4. HOWARD, ULYSSES, B. M ..... Magnolia Music washes away from the soul the dust ot everyday life. Major: Music. Transfer from Magnolia A. G M. IACKS, LAWSON ..... . . . Brinkley Hlnvictusf' Major: Math. Minor: Business Administration. Math Honor Society l-2-3-45 Band l-Z-35 Dra- matic Club 2-35 Vice-President of junior Class 35 Tennis Team l-Z-3-45 C. P, T. 35 Captain R. O. T. C. 45 S. A. S. 35 Assistant Circulation Manager of Signal 2. IOHNSON, CLARIS, B. A ...... Osceola We have but laith5 we cannot know for knowledge is ol things we see. Major: Bible. Minor: Speech. Ministerial Association l-2-3-45 Ouachita Play- ers 4. TOHNSON, ELLEN, B. A ...... Pine Bluit What l must do is all that concerns me, not what people think. Majors: Speech and English, EEE l-2-3-45 Ouachia Players 2-3-45 Vice-Presi- dent 45 lunior Senator 35 Company Sponsor B. O. T. C, Second Semester. IOBDAN, IUANITA, B. A ..... Batesville None knew her but to love her, none named her but to praise. Major: Speech. Minor: English. EEE 3-45 Dramatic Club 3-45 Transfer from Cen- tral College5 B. S. U. Council 3. ef! SENICDRS IORDAN, CATHERINE ...... Hot Springs E'en to be happy is a dangerous thing. Major: Piano. Minor: English. Transfer from Blue Mountain College, Blue Mountain, Mississippi7 Piano Class 2-3-47 Vice- President 47 Cecilian Club 27 Life Service Band 2'3'4j Vice-President 27 Pianist 47 B. S. U. Coun- cil 3. IORDAN, STANLEY, B. A .... Lockesburg l cannot conceive of man Without thought. Major: Bible. Minor: English. Ministerial Association 3-47 Secretary 47 Life Service Band 3-47 President 4. KAUFMAN, L. U. C., B. A. . . Atlanta, Texas l took the contrary side, perhaps a little for dispute's sake. Majors: Bible and English. Transfer frorn C. O. M., Marshall, Texas. Min- isterial Asscciation 3-4. KAUFMAN, L. U. C., MRS. ,B. A. . . Booneville l love tranquil solitude. Majors: Bible and English. Ministerial Auxiliary 3-47 Poetry Editor of Rip- ples 4. KEYS, THOMAS, B. A ...... . Gurdon With manners generous as his noble blood. Major: History. Minor: Business Adrninis'ration. international Relations Club 2-3-47 President 37 B. S. U. Council 2-3-47 Vice-President 3, President 47 Life Service Band 2-3-47 Vice-President of lun- ior Class second semester 37 Recording Secretary of Southwestern lnternational Relations Club 37 Tennis Team l-2-3-4. KING, S. M., B. A ....... Arlcadelphia l-le's a good-natured rnan who laughs at our jokes. Major: Bible. Minor: Speech. Ministerial Association l-2-3-4. LANDERS, ELOISE, B. A. . . North Little Rock Never all the world around, faith as true as mine was ioundf' Major: English. Minor: French. Transfer from Central College7 Y. W. A. Cab- inet 3-47 Life Service Band 3-47 Choir 3. LASATER, LONNIE, B. A. . . Heber Springs None might with hirn compare. Major: Bible. Minor: Speech. Ministerial Association l-2-3-47 Vice-President 37 President 4. M , ie. 7 rf . iii' 535 ' , , .7 SENIGRS LAWRENCE, EVA IEAN, B. A ..... Oden l fear 'twill prove a giddy world. Major: English. Minor: History. LINDSEY, WESLEY, B. A ..,. . . McCrory Unless lite be active, it is not true lite. Major: Bible. Minor: English and History. Ministerial Association l-2-3-47 Life Service Band l-2-3-4. MATTOX, WINIFRED, B. S .... Arlcadelphia Many a malcontent he soothed and lound munilicentf' Major: Math. Minor: Business. Math Honor Society 2-3-47 Vice-President 3, President 47 Math Lab Assistant 37 Cadet Cap- tain R. O. T. C, 4. MATTOX, WVINIFRED, MRS., B. A, Arlcadelphia Her voice ever solt, gentle and low, an excellent thing in a womanff Major: English. Minor: Home Ec. Transfer from Oklahoma Baptist Home Ec. Club 4. Universityp MEDFORD, LENOX, B. A ...,... Mena To live gently as l can, to be, no matter where, a man. Major: Bible. Minor:English, Ministerial Association l-2-3-4. MIXON, PRENTISS, B, A .... laclcsonville Sometimes I sit and think, Sometimes l just sit. Major: Economics. Minor: English. Transfer from Little Rock junior College. MTZELL, WALTER, B. S ...... Corning He has opinions, religious, political, and liter- ary, and is very positive in them, and sure about them. Major: Biology. Minor: Chemistry. Beta Beta 3-47 Secretary of Beta Beta7 Rifle Club 2-3-47 Rifle Team7 Program Chairman of the Chemistry Club 37 Circulation Manager of Signal 17 Business Manager Ouachitonian 37 Editor Ouachitonian 47 Company Commander of C. P. T. Cadets 47 Battalion Supply Adjutant 47 Who's Who in American Colleges ond Universities 4. MlZELL, THELMA lEAN, B. A. . . Little Rock She sparkles with wit and extraordinary abilities. Majors: History and English, 'Transfer from Little Rock lunior College7 Girls' Student Council 27 lnternational Relations Club 2- 3-47 President 47 Pi Kappa Delta 2-3-47 Vice-Presi- dent 47 English Honor Society 3-47 Vice-President 37 President 47 Winner Hamilton-Moses Debate Award 37 lunior Women's Debate Champion in Arkansas 27 Second in Senior Womens Debate in State 37 VVho's Who Among Students in Ameri- can Colleges and Universities 47 Vtlinner Mid- South Debate Tournament Senior Womens 47 State Champion Senior Womens Debate 4, SENIORS MONDY, NELL, B. S ....... Pocahontas Thy lite is thine to make or mar, to flicker ieebly, or soar, a star, Major: Chemistry. Minor: Home EC. Secretary of the Freshman Class lj Represen- tative on Girls' Student Council l7 Home Ec, Club l-2-3-47 Reporter lj Reporter Y. W. A. l7 B. S. U. Council l-2-3-47 Vice-President 47 Band l-2-37 Vice-President Girls' Student Council 27 Secretary Chemistry Club 3j Vice-President Student Govern- ment 3-47 Campus Who's Who, Most lntellectual Girl 37 Most Versatile Girl 47 Chemistry Lab As- sistant 2-3-47 Teacher of Freshman Chemistry 4. MOORE, DAVID, B. A ...... Texarkana l will not resist whatever it is either ot Divine 4 or human obligation, Major: History. Minor: Bible. international Relations Club 2-3-45 President 27 Pi Kappa Delta l-Z-3-47 President 27 Ministerial Association l-2-3-47 Treasurer 37 President junior Class 37 Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities 3-47 traveled over 25,000 miles on debate trips, debating over l50 times, won 6 tourneys, placing 2nd and 3rd in four others and winning 74? of all debates entered. MOORE, SARA, B. A ...... Brookland The smiles that win, the tints that glow, but tell of days in goodness spent. Major: Business Administration. Minor: English. Transfer from Arkansas State College7 Hi Hat Club 3-47 B. S. U. Council 47 Student Council 47 Homecoming Maid 37 Secretory ot Senior Class 47 Valentine Oueen 4. MOSELEY, PAT, B. S ..... . Osceola All look to him. Major: Chemistry. Minor: Math. Cadet Major R. O. T. C, 47 President ot Student Body 47 Student Senate 37 Ritle Club 2-347 Beta Beta 3-47 President 47 Choir l7 Chemistry Club 2- 3-47 Who's Who in American Colleges and Uni- versities 47 Honorary Member O Association7 President of junior Class 37 Cheerleader 3-4. MYERS, EVELYN E., B. A. . Bonne Terre, Mo. lt is better to wear out than rust out'.' Major: English. Minor: History. Lite Service Band l-2-3-47 Ouachita Players 2- 3-47 Ouachitonian Secretary 37 Choir l-2. MCATEE, DELBERT, B. A ..... Paraloma l will well use my time. Major: Bible. Mnior: Speech. Lite Service Band l-2-3-47 Ministerial Associa- tion l-2-3-47 Beta Beta 3-47 Choir 2-3. MCDONALD, ERWIN L., B. A. . . Arkadelphia l could please myself with enlarging upon this subject. Majors: Bible and English. Director Ouachita College News Bureau 3-47 President of Ministerial Association Summer 37 Reporter and Secretary of Ministerial Association 37 Reporter ot English Honor Society 4. NASH, CHARLES, B. A ..... Arkadelphia Worry never will make me great, so why worry? Major: Bible. Minor: English. Ministerial Association l-2-3-47 Lite Service Band l-2-3-4. 'I I LJ.-n-it uf, V, M D Rf -YVN,u4 jjvflfi q'lr.v:4QffJiLE W ' ' ' 2 x f . l X i 7 K l l L A A 'J J - xltva-ffl 11 vi .fran Renowned for courtesy. Major: Bible. Minor: Speech. Major: Bible. Minor: English. aj K X 1 ,-- L A . - 1 I P S NEWLAND, CARL, B. A. . . Lawrenceville lll NORPHLEET, FRANK, B. A ,... Tuclcerman Ministerial Association l-2-3-47 Secretary 4, Ouachita Players l-2-3-47 President Lite Service Band 37 Campus Who's Who 47 Signal Staff l-2. NOWLIN, NENO, B. A ..... Arlcadelphia A cherry lip, a bonny eye, a passing pleasing tongue. Major: Speech. Minor: English, Dramatic Club l-2-3-47 President 47 Alpha Si Omega7 English Honor Society 37 Glee Club lj Piano Class l'21 lunior Carnival Oueen l7 Foot- ball Maid 3-47 Kewpie Klub 2-3-4. NUTT, BILL, B. S ...,... Bearclen My thoughts are my own companions. Major: Chemistry. Minor: Biology. Red Shirts 2-3-4. ORB, HERMAN, B. A ..... Arlcadelphia As wholesome as he is handsome. Major: Business Administration. Minor: English. Band l-2-3-47 Little Symphony Orchestra l-2-3- 47 Red Shirts 2-3-47 Camera Club 27 International Relations Club 2-37 Rifle Club 3-47 President 47 Eirst Lieutenant R. O. T. C. 4. OVERTON, CARL, B. A ..... Arlcadelphia And I could wish my days to be bound each to each by natural piety. Major: Bible. Minor: English. Lite Service Band l-2-3-47 Ministerial Associa- tion l-2-3-47 Lieutenant R, O. T. C. 4. PARK, PAULA, B. S ........ Corning 'Tis a mortal, from head to toot, entirely a mystery. Major: Home Economics. Home Economics Club l-2-3-4. SENIORS PAYTON, W. E., B. A ..... Arlcadelpliia You know the goodness I intend upon you. Major: Bible. Minor: Speech. Ministerial Association l-2-3-4: lnternational Re- lations Club 3. PAYTON, W. E., MRS., B. A. . . Arlcadelpltia A privacy ol glorious light is mine. Major: Bible. Minor: English, Ministerial Auxiliary l-2-3-4, lnternational Re- lations Club 2-3-4. PHTLLIPS, HERBERT, B. A ,,.. . . Gould There's nothing so satisfying as freedom. Major: Business Administration. Minor: History. S. A. S. l-2-3-4: junior Class Treasurer 35 Oua- chita Players l-2-3-47 Vice-President 47 Interna- tional Relations Club l-Z-3, Treasurer 3, B. S. U. Reporter 4, First Lieutenant R. O. T. C. 4, Assist- ant Business Manager ot Ouachitonian 4. PURYEAR, CURTIS, B. A ..... Springdale All who joy would win rnust share it! happiness was born a twin. Major: Bible. Minor: Speech. Ministerial Association l-2-3-4. RAGLIN, KATHRYN, B. A ..... Little Rock A pleasing voice, a winning smile . . Major: Speech. Minor: English. Lite Service Band 3-4. REA, PAUL, B. A ,.... North Little Rock I fear nothing but danger. Major: Bible. Minor: English. Ministerial Association l-2-3-47 Life Service Band 1-2-3-4. RICHARDSON, BILL, B. A. . . Arlcadelphia I didn't come here to talk. Major: English. Minor: History. S. A. S. l-2-3-47 English Honor Society 3-4, Cap- tain of Co. B in R. O. T. C. 4. SANDERS, PAULINE, B. A. West Mernphis, Tenn. 7 took the road less traveled by and that has made all the difference. Majors: English and Social Science. English Honor Society 3-4, Treasurer 4: lnter- national Relations Club 2-3-45 Life Service Band l-2-3-47 Pi Kappa Delta 2-3-43 Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities 4: junior Champion Debater in State 2, Vice-President ot Life Service Band 4: Vice-President of Student Government 4. fit 'Yukon' SENIORS SHELTON, GERTIE EAE, B. S. , . Arlcadelphia I long for repose that is ever the same, Major: Home Economics. Minor: Science and Education. Home Ec. Club l-2-3-47 Choir l7 Girls' Student Government 4. SKINNER, MILDRED, B, A .... Lockesburg Beauty tlowed,- then wisdom, honor, pleasure. Major: English. Minor: Speech. Hi Hat Club 2-3-47 Dramatic Club l'2-3-4: Glee Club l7 English Honor Society 3-47 Treasurer 37 Secretary 47 Cheerleader 2-3-47 Homecoming Oueen 37 Homecoming Maid 47 Beauty 27 Beauty and Most Collegiate 37 Beauty, Most Collegiate and Most Popular 47 Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities 47 Battalion Sponsor 3. STANFORD, STANLEY, B. A. . . Arlcadelphia To spend too much time in studies is sloth. Major: Math. Minor: Business Administration G Economics. Band 1-2-37 Track lj Lieutenant in R. O. T. C. 4. STEWART, QEastD, jlMMlE L., B. A., Arkadelphia She made our spirits light. Major: Home Economics. Minor: Science and Education. Hi Hat Club l-2-3-47 Home Ec. Club l-2-3-47 Physical Education Club 2-3-47 Cheerleader 1-2-3- 47 Drum Majorette 3-4. STRICKLAND, MTLDRED, B. A .... Hampton For l tound joys unnumberedf' Major: History. Minor: Bible. Transfer from Central7 lnternational Relations Club 3-47 Reporter for Life Service Band 37 Li- brary Assistant 3'4f Student Council 4. SWAIM, LTLLIAN, B. S ...... England Her Heartfs in the heavens. Major: Home Economics. Minor: Education. Hi Hat Club 3-47 Home Ec. Club l-2-3-47 Treas- urer 4. THOMAS, HARVEY, B, A ...... Curtis Soon will I from here begonef' Major: Social Science. Minor: Education. Red Shirts l-2-3-47 International Relations Club l-2-3-47 Cadet Captain R. O. T. C. 4. THOMPSON Cwilliamsj DOROTHY, Arlcadelphia B. S. We can live without loves UD We can live without books, But civilized men cannot live without cooks. Major: Home Economics. Minor: Science and Education. Home Economics Club l-2-3-4. WALKER, EDMUND, B. A. ..,... Viola He is a radiating focus of good Will. Major: Bible. Minor: Speech. Transfer from Beebe junior College7 Ministerial Association 2-3-47 President 47 Treasurer 37 Beta Beta 3-47 Ouachita Players 3-47 Debate 3. WARD, WAYNE, B. A ..... . Piggott The reason firm, the temperate will, endurance, foresight, strength, and skill. Major: Speech. Minor: English. Band l-27 Choir l'2'3'4f Business Manager l-2- 37 Director 47 Male Ouartet l-2-37 B. S. U. Coun- cil l-2-37 Vice-President 27 State B. S. U. Council President 37 English Honor Society 3'4j Vice- President 47 Dramatic Club 2-3-47 C. P. T. 2-3-47 lnstructor 47 Beta Beta 3-4. WEBSTER, VIBGlNlA, B. A .... Little Bock I am not to be deceived with fair Words. Major: Religious Education. Minor: English. Choir l-2-3-47 Secretary 2-47 Cecilian Club l-27 Lite Service Band l-2-3-4. WESTBROOK, MARll.YN, B. A .... Beebe Her humor is entirely original. Major: English. Minor: Piano. Transfer from Central Colleae7 E. E, E. Club 3- 47 Piano Class 3-47 Physical Education Club 3-4: Ouachita Players 4. WHITMOBE, IESSIE MAE, B. S. . . De Oueen l'Who claims my tears rnusf first display liis own. Major: Home Economics. Minor: Education. Home Economics Club l-2-3-47 W. C. E. Club 4. WlNFOBD, FEBN, B. A. . Colleyville, Kansas The rule of my lite is to make business a pleasure and pleasure a business. Major: English. Minor: Biology and Art. Transfer Cotteyville Iunior College7 P. E. Club 2-3-47 Dramatic Club 47 Y, W, A. Cabinet 47 Co- Art Editor of Btpples 47 instructor of Art 4. WBlGHT, NOLAN, B. S .... Nortli Little Rock l cannot see the Wit of walking and talking at the same time, Majors: Chemistry and Mathematics. Treasurer of Senior Class7 Bed Shirts 3-47 Sec- retary 47 Bitte Club 2-3-47 Beportor 4: Mtitll HOH- or Society 2-3-47 Vice-President 47 Chemistry Club l-2-3-47 Secretary 47 Assistant in Math and Psy- sics 3-47 Student lnstructor in Mathematics 47 Who's Who in American Colleges and Universi- ties. YOUNG, MABlOBlE CLAlB, B. A. . Texarkana Her laughter is contagious. Major: English. Minor: History. P. E. Club l-2-3-47 Cecilian Club 27 Dramatic Club 3-4. I i I. RIVER SCENE 2. SLEEPY LAGOON 3, CITY PARK 4. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH if uk ir ir 'A' ir JUNICDR CLASS QF 19143 f X3 IOHN PARROTT . ROSAMOND BENTON KATHRYN NELSON SARA BIGGS . . BILL MONTGOMERY A OFFICERS ,ht 1 . President Vice-President . Treasurer . Senator . Reporter V,-x ,V . . frjq :..f..P, 4.l1,',l 3 . 1 2 ,f ,- f 4 , I A.. .a ,ph - . .1 f : . 0 , r'.rv . - ' 1 lk ,xl , ,L jr 4 1 , .l ,If Q 1. 1,7 A, Af lr- ,LM I , a . ia ,, . . ,. , f ' A - GARLAN15 ALLEN '.' I 1' lk- .l 1 ,.,. - .. Lu, Tuilferman 'Q9'11','w'A ' M -1ff,:,,i '.' ' MORRIS- YYSHCRAET' -: '. 'Lf ,J ,V -,x 'Ui Mqlvem ROSAMOND BENTON . . . , . ' Fordyce 1 A 4 1 , ' ' SARA L. BIGGS . , Little Rock CHESLEY BILLINGS . Clqflqsdgle SUSAN BOW . . Siloam Springs CHARLES M. BURGESS . .. Mena MARY ALICE BURNS . BILL CARROLL . MILLARD BOSS CHERRY Pineville, West Virginia . Little Hack . Franklin, Ky. vxyoi' ox M fi! J V Qxf JONuOQs LEONARD CLEMENTS . . New Edinburg MARTHA CORN . . . Little Rock HELEN CRAWFORD . . Arlcadelphia H. W. CROMER . . . Pine Bluff OPAL CRUTCHPIELD . . Waldron BETH CRUTCHFI-ELD . . Sheridan PHYLLIS DAILY . . Arkadelphia R. A. DAVENPORT . . . Bauxite VIRGIL DE FREECE . . Arkadelphia IOHN EDRINGTON . . Pocahontas n. , l , . -h 'fi W WVU 5, lfflwwwjlfljlbklul A ill A A Juwlomxslm JOE ENGLAND . . IOHN W. FURQUERON NAOMI FISHER . GEORGE S. Fox MARY KATHER M. D. GILL . . . CHARLES GLADDEN H. B. GOLDSBY . BERNICE HALEY IOHN A. HALL . Alvarado, Texas . . . El Dorado . . Beebe . . . Arkadelphia INE Fox . . De Witt . Arkadelphia . . Caddo Gap . England . . England . . Clifton M' Ixvwllp IL NAI! 92, ,WWI I H.XWrl'j ,JQQLL T7'TLQ ffl: .M 1 Q :tk QT JUNIORS DELL HAMRS . . CHARLES HAMPTON . NETABEL HARDY . BUDDY HARRIS . . MARCRLL HARRISON . ODELL HARRISON . LUCRETIA HENRY . . EMMA IEAN HOLLAND . DOROTHY IEAN HODGES . I. M. HOLDER . . Paris . Monticello . M aqnolia . . Bearden . Tem ple, Texas . Temple, Texas . Rector . Arlcadelphia . . Fordyce . Pine Bluff Tug: ', . I I V' li rf! .5 J' 'A X ku 11 7 If A , Y rr' If I f I, J -' 1 jf YJ: 5-, fIQr'.K'fN4'n. '.- . . l Q? l JUNIOQS IA HOWLETT . . . Texarkana WWHOOVER . . North Little Rock Q E L KEMP . . Warren . MBIS KING . . . Panqburn BILLY LINDVALL . . Malvern is HARLES LUCK . . Arlcadelphia ES LUCK . . Magnolia R MELDON LLOYD . . Paragould WILLARD LLOYD . . Arkadelphia BILLY MARTIN . . Searcy EQ KJ Ng JUNICDRS DONALD MEADOR . . Arkadelphia GENE MILLSAPPS . . North Little Rock BILL MONTGOMERY . . Donaldson IRWIN MOSHIER . . . Booneville MRS. IRWIN MOSHIER . Booneville IERRY MCFARLAND . . Banks NAOMI McKEE . KATHRYN NELSON . LOUIS GENE NICHOLS AUBREY PARK . Lebanon, MO. . . El Dorado . Warren . Corning -n ,.. V J' I YPA- IQ if 7 JUNICDRS IOHN PARROTT . GEORGE PEEPLES . TED PHELPS . . WYATT PINKSTON TOE PIPKIN . GEORGE PRIDDY . VIRGINIA QUEEN . CHARLENE QUICK VERA RAINES . MADELYN RICE Tucketman Arkadelphic . E1 Dorado . Crossett . Ail'1ens,Tenn. . Dumas Hot Springs . Little Rock . Rosboro. . Arkadelphicr .wf' Q T ll xx 1 'Am fi -T i- 1 . A4 Ji A Q., Xp -. . . TI - 40 . A E4 5 J Ll N I C FQ S T 5 l 'J A 'Q iS RVILLE ROBERTS . . Harrison U lug 1 O. C. RoB1NsoN . . Arkadelphia txt MACK SALE . . . Augusta ' it ELLOUISE SCRUGGS . England Q-A, 5 C. H. SEATON . . Little Rock J .. Jef 1. S T. N. SHADDOX . . Muskogee, Olcla. Zi WALTER SMART . . . . Camden RANDOLPH SMITH . . Bearden IOHN ED STEELY . . Calico Hoclc . FXX BONNELL STEWART . Hot Springs , 1 1 'A QE L3 Lp .5 4. cc, Ln IJ 'Vu C 5. f O t -'Lf ', 1lr . .-.- , 1 4'.'f:'f f ',' ',:4 J U N I O R5 MRS. CLAUD STRIPLING ..... Arlcczdelphia NEVILLE SWAIM . . . . . Helena FLOYD TAYLOR . . . Pine Bluff AUTRY THOMAS . . . . Hartford MARILYNN THOMAS . .... Curtis FRANK THOMPSON . . . . . El Dorado A. C. VANSANT . ......... jacksonville INEZ WEBB ..... . ..... R-. . . Thidcr LEHMAN WEBB . . . . . . . A . , . Tuckermcm NORMA LEE WEBB .DJQ ll.2,9mv. Si, M-enFbe'1'Iy RALDON WILES ......... Arlccfclelphicz STERLING WILLIAMS . . . . N. Little Rock EMMA CATHERN WOODS . . . Arlcczdelphia SQIDI-ICDIVICDRF CI ASS QF IQLL3 DANIEL GRANT . LYNNETTE WILSON VIDA PAY WILLIAMS BILL WHARTON . DOROTHY THOMAS W OFFICERS ff ' . N . President Vice-President . Secretary . Treasurer . Senator SOP!-IOMOQES CARL ALLEN . . Haskell, Olcla. VERGIL AIVIASON . . El Dorado IOHN ANDERSON . . Arlcadelphla fl fb Nj M' , ijff' I gf 1. . jlUliV.Yl ' buff c JL JA Mc' . 'M KEITH BABB . . . MARTHA IEAN BAKER GLENN BAKER . MERCEDES BALL . . CHARLETA BEINDORE FRANCES BEINDORE . IOI-IN BELEW ..... 1 . Strong Fort Smith Pryor, Okla, . Bauxlle Russellville Russellville Oxley, Mo. ED BERRY . . . Belo Hosizonte, S. A. VERNELLE BISHOP . BETTY BIVENS . R, L. BLACKWELL . OLIVE BLACKWOOD Alexander . Camden . Cabot . Reclor SOP!-IOMOIQES BILLIE BLAYLOCK . . Little Rock WINBURN BLEDSOE . . Arlccirdelphia HOBACE B. BOYD . . Arlccldelphicl TOE BRADLEY . . . Russellville WILEY CALDWELL . . Atlccdelphicl EDITH CHAPMAN . . . Earle U 1 I' , . OAL :W Q4 3 gnw' HW 1? M1 I REBECCA OCKBUM , . ,Liitle HOC A-,ml v' uf..-A1, ,- .. A-m...n.4l-O BUTHC WYLl.f,'l'l'ld' www M 2102 LE OOWLIN . -. 'THETCIISPUD sk JW? 5',f4,g4u20Lw42CIQ.4 X . .m , QUJZL, FRED COX . . . . . FotresICity BETTY CRAWFORD . . Arlcczdelphlo THELMA CRUTCHFIEIQD . . Waldron THOMAS DOVE . DORTHA DAVIS , EMORY DEESE . . Springfield, Mo. . Rogers . Lonoke ak 5--. W LT X T! -4? TI ii SOP!-IOMORES BILL ERWIN . W. B. ESSMAN . RONALD FERGUSON -1 fy--f' I Y .,, BILL FLEMING . BILL FLINT . . . ROBERTA FOWLER . PAYE GOODWIN . . DANIEL GRANT . WELDON GRAFTON . , . 4' .-' ' A, . .',-'- 'DOROTHII' LEE, GHEGG -1 . ' . 1 ,fi DOROTHY IEAN GUY MAEBELLE HALEY. . LELAND HALL . HELEN HARDIN . BERNIE HARGIS . . . Grady Arlcaclelphia . Fort Smith N. Little Rock . . Beebe . Friendship Mountain View . Arlcadelphict . Booneville r . . Nettleion . . Monticello . England . Little Rock . Helena . Warren Troy W ff .A I. ' 1 R 1, pei L U , Q L 1 KLWA ' ow A T' C, 17 IIMMIE HAWLEY . . . Einemde MARILYN HENNING Des Arc RUTH HENNINO . Des Are N CLTFFORD HERRON . Curtis . 9 ANDREW HASKETT . . Helena PAUL HOGUE . . Paton DOROTHY HOLEMAN Hamburg HMMIE HOLLAND . . Benton BELLE HOLT . . . Hope if y ffwpdnj iw ,M 19 ' Nw l fl' , bf af -9 G' 1: if 9-vf ' cow W, ,uv - yup 4 ly DJAWI ,L M '1 ',,w ' YJH . Magnolia M?'WlI'il'1S' . LEN HUTOHINSON, ,Tenn. JEANNE IOHNS . . Cedefvfize THOMAS IOHNSON . . . Texarkana IOHN W. IOHNSTON . . Fort Smith I. W. IONES . . Cleburne-,Texas ,-my . E 3 W , 1 :K 'i' 4 if if A ii S e Q' 1 1 , I , RANDOLPH KEITH . . .Hot Springs BILL KERSH . . Fort Smith BILL KIME . . El Dorado MRS. SAMUEL KING . . Arlcczdelphia LOIS KOCH . . . Evansville, Ind. STEWART LANDES . . Lewisville IRENE LESTER . . Lewisville MARVIN LINDSEY .... Bczuxite MERTIE MARIE LLOYD , Arlcczdelphia WILLARD LLOYD . . . Arkadelphia BILLY MANN . . Ripley, Tenn. GENE MARTIN . Willow Springs, Mo. CHERRY MATHEWS . . Liille Rock NEAL MODERT . . Mt. Vernon, Ill. MRS. BILL MONTGOMERY . Humphrey 'Il VH, CARR LEMOINE MOORE . . Dumas KITTY MOORE . Lake Providence, LU. FRANCES MOSLEY . . . Little Rock , J' IACK M EY . CLYDE MCCALMAN CLARA MCCASKILL ELLEN MCKEE . REDGER PARKER S fs . Arlcudelphicx . Bradley . Arlccidelphic Lebcznon, Mo. Russellville WILMA HELEN PHILLIPS . . Gould R. H. PHILLIPS , C. R. PIERCE . . STANFORD PIERCE GUS POOLE . JERRY POOL . TOM POOL . . Arlccldelphicl . Forrest City . Arlcczdelphia A. Arkctdelphicr Springfield, Mo. Springfield, Mo. CHARLES PRICE, IR. . , Norphlet DOROTHY RAINWATER . .Crossett ROBERT RANDALL . HELEN REAVES . . ORVILLE H. ROBERTS BARBARA RUDOLPH HARRIET RUDOLPH . I RODNEY RYAN . . OLIVE RUTH SHIELDS, J IOHN SILLIMAN . CAROLYN SIMMONS ROBERT M. SMITH . I. B. STANDERFER . Dallas, Texas . Paragould N. Little Rock Arkadelphia Arkadelphia . , . Gurdon Portsmouth, O. . Camden . Stuttgart . Mcfiehee . Texarkana BETTY LOU STANFILL . N. Little Rock CLAUDE STRIPLING . . Arkadelphta SOPHOMORES EVERETT TAYSOR . . Arlcadelphia DOROTHY THOMAS . . Curtis EGBERT TUCKER . . Strong WARREN UNDERWOOD . Nashville LUCY WALKER . ROBERT WALKER . ROSALEA WEBSTER BOB VVELLS . BILL WI-IARTON . . . Helena Arlccdelphia . Little Rock . . Ratclill Green Forrest VIDA FAYE WILLIAMS . . Litfle Rock LYNNETTE WILSON . . Danville GLEN OWOMACK . . . Almond OFFICERS IACK ROWE . . President MARIE ANNE SWAIM . Vice-President SARA STEPHENSON . . Secretary CLARK BENTON . Treasurer DUNCAN FLANAGIN . Reporter IIRIESHMEN C'-2 .. . I P, 129-K. ' .lf A r QF ICQLL3 X'-1 ,If . lf. x f Y 1 CARL AMASON , . ALBERT ANDERSON . RUSSELL ARMER . . HOWARD ARNOLD . MAROUITA BALL . . GORDON BAKER . LEONA BARKER . . WILLIAM BARNER . IEANNE ELLEN BASS . . E. C, BENTON, IR. . . IACK BLAYLOCK . EUNICE BLAYLOCK . LILA LEE BLOUNT . IACOUELINE BLY . FRANCES BRASI-IEARS ALTA BROGDON . . GLENDON BROUMLEY CURTIS BULL . . . CLAUDE BUMPUS . BOB CANNON . . ERNEST CASHION . . ELLEN BESS CASKEY LAURA IANE COCI-IRAN . HENRY COLEMAN . . . HELEN COPELAND . CHARLES CORNELL . VIOLET CROSS . . . NETTIE LOU CROWDER IO BETH CROXTON . EARL CUTSINGER . . COYE DOTSON . ORAS DOTSON . . OLITA MAE DOVER . RUTH DUKE . . . LAVERNE ECI-IOLS . ALICE EVANS . . CHARLES EVANS . BILLY FAMBROUGH . LAWRENCE FERRIEL . , ROBERT FINGER . . . . El Dorado .' Arlcadelphia . Arlcadelphia . Arlcadelphia . . . Bauxite . . Malvern . Ashland, Ohio . . Princeton . Arlcadelphia . . Fordyce . . Auqusta . Arlcadelphia . Little Rock . Pocahontas . Arlcadelphia . . .MCCrory Cleburne, Texas , . Thornburg . . Almyra . Ionesboro . Pine Blutt . Des Arc . . Bradley . Princeton . Nashville . Little Rock . Mansfield . . Gurdon . Monticello . Morrilton . Nashville . Nashville . Battles . Strong . Gurdon . . . Ozark Shreveport, La. . Smackover . Springdale . Arlcadelphia 'f .aw L3 ,,, bfi 1 x Q. 7- . 1 if 5 ,L x 3 in-Q . ' fi Q, , ..... . .Aw 5? H ,Q fr f' ,Q-wr t ,x A .wx x Q M , -Vi. .-xv QV..-4 K vw Q-3 'K 'K 'K u N if 9 2 1 L Q ' igxk j I XX A Y lr '95 Y wwf ' it V . ti yN .fffgf 'l JY , ll'-'J Xgblyl XXX Z5 it F ks fix sip 1 3 ,, 'K x? 'S Y .fi Q - l ll f f S to ,X 'K , .r FIQESHMEN Duncan F lanagin . Aneta Sue Fore . Anne Fox . . Frankie Freeman . Kathleen Gardiner . Alex Garner . . R. l. Gennings . . Betty lean Gillespie . Wayne Givens . . W. H. Goyne . Eugenia Gray . . Martha Frances Harris loe Ed Harris . . . Miriam Hart . . . Mary Margaret Haynes Gerald Hicks . limmy Ives . . Delmar lackson . Mildred lackson . Lavanna lohnson . Bertha Louise lohnson Calvin lones . . Margaret lones . Miriam lones . . Martha Nell lowers . Osborn lustice . Cecil Kellum . Royce L. Lain . l. C. Landes . Todd Landes . Will Langhotfer . . Norma lo Lawrence . Willadeen Lawrence . , , , Leo Lewis . . . Kathryn Loewer . Alfred Major . . Francene Lynch . E. O. Martindale . Bobbie lean May . Dillard Miller . . Arlcadelphia Friendship . De Witt . Gould . Tupelo Fort Smith . Batesville . Gurdon Hermitage Loclcesburg Little Rock Arlcadelphia Lockesburg Charleston Washington . Pine Blutt . . Dierks Hot Springs . ludsonia Little Roclc . Pine Bl uh' . Decatur function City Smaclcover . Newport . . Cabot Smaclcover . Garland . Lewisville . . . Lewisville . Lake Providence, La. . . Oden Cherry Hill . . F oulce . Goodwin Little Rock . Crossett . . Lerez Arkadelphia Arlcadelphia ff ,,.A... S. E ,rr ,K .,,, ' L,,. 5? My .19 x 0' tespsf ew ff! M. WI W Jw .Q MLK. fi ,af , A I3 IQ ESI-IMEN Mrs. Dillard Miller . Arlcadelphia Leatrice Millsapps . . . . Ashdown Duncan Mitchell . . .... . . . . De Oueen Mildred Mitchell . . . . . . ' . t . Nashville Hazel Tanna Murry . . . . W . . P escott Mack Murry . . . . .... ' Ji ' .. Nashville Sara Elizabeth Myatt . . V .... ' ' . . Elaine Herman McAlister . . . I . . . . . l . 2, . . Dierks Robert Nelson ......... C. V ,. . '. . Benton Warner Odom . . . QL'-'Fa-riaiyigviflle, La. f ' V Nancy Lee Orr . . 3' . 'Hot Springs Frances lane Osborn . g . . Oizfl' .N .' . 0 . . . Ozan lam Patterson . P2 . 9 . . .... .M . Smaclcover David L. Patton . . . it .. , . .7 . Arlcadelphicz Esteleen Phillips . Nl., . . f P . Arlcadelphia ld ll , CQ . Mrs. Lela Pierce . . ....... Arlcadelphia S. D. Porter . . Portland lohn Pounders . . Little Rock Max Pridmore . . . Newport Edna Mae Puqsley Doris I. Reamey . Charlene Remley . lohn L. Reeves . Lois Rutherford . Marion Robertson . Mrs. O. C. Robinson Charles Rose . . lack Calvin Rowe . Emma Lou Rustin . Mary Frances Sadler Kennady Sale . A. l. Scott . . Carolyn Scott . Aline Smith . . Billye Sue Smith . Mable Southerland Herbert Sparler . Frances Spotts . I. W. Steadman . Sara Stephenson . . West Helena . Hot Springs . Monticello . Lake Village . Hot-Springs . . Gurdon . Arlcadelphia . Arlcadelphia . . Nashville . Shelby, Miss. . . . Paris . Augusta . Arlcadelphia . Nashville . Paraqould . Arlfadelphia . Arlcadelphia . . Pine Bluff . West Memphis . Cleburne, Texas . . Prescott p 4 W iw A J, gg? 'Q 1 My 3 P Spf vs. QIWK yea? ,swf ilk 4' fl: -shi WP fn' 'f Af'l0 as ...Q ' 15 M -fV- - ffggllm. A mm, 7 f, 1 mewwy w 2 Lfiafgfzi-2' 'wx Qvzvfezkvx' gqwrff ,Q f . L? , P -:J . K A . Via f 49 2 1 .a 5 Sf 1 x Y AQ --.- pm-anqm. Y .N J 4 'ff , Pg 1, 4 3? au., 791 .1 v '65 Q ,ff , Mfg' 'fe f L I4 a , fl H s Q Selby Strebeclc . Marie Ann Swaim . Lois Tankersley . . Betty Tatum . . . Crossett . . England . Fort Smith . Little Rock Frances Taylor . . Hamburg Howard Thomas . . . Curtis Arline Tolleson . . Arkadelphia Martha Turner . . Arlcadelphia A. W. Waqnon . . Arlcadelphia Leon Daniel Walden . Alexander limmy Doris Wallace . Camden Alma Mae Ward . . Piqqot Doyle Webb . . . Lawson Mary Wesson . . . N. Little Rock Gladys Whatley . . Hollywood Albert Wheeler . Howarden, Iowa Harold White . . . . t Hamburg loyce Whitten . . Trumann Dorothy Wiles . . Arkadelphia Don Ray Williams . . Knoxville Pauline Williamson . Amity Henry Wright . . McCrory Anne Culley Yates . Arlcadelphia Frances Yeager . . Bearden ir ir ai' ir ak ir FEATURES .Q A i , an ,jf , , . . rf- W L vm- fb x ' . 2 .1 navy! :,L?ff'xf5m17:2,:-A , ,, .. ,..: f 1-21: by Q . gf Sv , f , M ,M ag 4 3 1 '11 S ,V ?- Wwft' A gg Qi ,. .. ,wfsimlelg-r N if M 'm if M 4 If Yi 4 Y E lv X 5 5 ES ' 2253132 its 1' 4 . v K ,. gi., , ,. mg? aims Exe- a, f, sf Wag f iilfiiffv 5 Ye, - 1 iw , ' P5655 Q 1 QLPQT-5 x 5222 22 WA I w .1 .W ,41- -s , 'Q mf .J I C9!,,f 5 fffuzff K f f ll! Zag-,, lllf K 'WC Ak Miss Kitty Moore Miss Carolyn Qichardson Miss Mildred Skinner .IR 543 Miss Naomi Fisher SELECTIVE SERVICE Amunsas svn: Nsanouam-:ns me mqawn nn...-.mv as-wwe sum mn Mluenl swam: n.11'1-Ls Rocx. Amuwsas January 21, 1945 lk- Walter S. hlizsll. Editor 1943 Ounchitonian Arkedelphia, Arkansas Dear Ur. Mizoll: I am returning herewith the photographs of six Ouachita College beauties. When I saw these six photographs I realised at once that I was not qualified to judge this contest without help. I therefore called to W assistance three other disinterested persons. When they saw the six photographs they said unanimously, 'This il the mast beautiful group we have ever seen. Every one of these girls is a queen in her own right. I agreed with them. After due consideration, my three helpers de- cided first place should go to lies Sara Stephenson, and second place to Miss Charlene Quick. I concur in that decision. With best wishes. Ysurs very truly, E I B. L. Q State Director ELCMAG ,Q ,Q , .8 ,iff P ia ax 3 '51-M' lv . r 'K A ,f , 41 y Y , X Miss Dorothy Thomas, Homecoming Queen N xp' .,,,. 1, Qi . . lio's Who in American Colleges and Universities , Front Row: lolinie Ashcroft, Mortho l-loirston, Andy Holl, Morqoret l-loynes, Wolter Mizell, Pot Moseley, Pouline Sonders. Middle Row: Nolon Wright, lohn Porrott, Roldon Wiles, Nell Mondy, Thelmo Mizell, Mildred Skinner. Bock Row: Billy Gill Eost, Dovid Moore, Mrs. Andrew Holl, Bill Abernothy. Not Pictured: Woyne Word ond Newell Blokely. PAT MOSELEY, Most Versatile Boy, because he was Cadet Major: President ot Student Senate, Member ot Rifle Club, Member oi Beta Beta and Presi- dent, Was in Ouachita Choir, A member ot the Chemistry Club, Was in Who's Who in American Colleges and Univer- sities, Honorary Member of the O Association, Reporter of Chemistry Club, President ot the Iunior Class. MILDRED SKINNER, Most Pop- ular and Most Collegiate Girl, because she was a member and President of Hi Hat Club, Dramatic Club, Glee Club, En- glish Honor Society, Treasurer, Secretary, Cheer-Leader, Home- coming Oueen, Homecoming Maid, Beauty, in Who's Who in American Colleges and Univer- sities, Battalion Sponsor. LYNNETTE WILSON, Life ot the Party, because she was a mem- ber ot Hi Hats, Vice-President of Sophomore Class, C a m p u s Who's Who, member of Girls' Council, on Signal Staff. DENO NICHOLS, Best Athlete, because he was a Football, Basketball, and Track Star, Member of S. A. S., Member of O Association. DANIEL GRANT, Most Intellect- ual, because he has an A record, he was President of Sophomore Class, Expert Ten- nis Player, Debater with hon- ors, Member ot Beta Beta and Secretary, Member of B. S. U. Council, Treasurer ot Freshman Class. NELL MONDY, Most Versatile Girl, because she was Secretary ot the Freshman Class, Repre- sentative on Girls' Student Council, Member of the Home Fc. Club, Reporter, Reporter ot the Y. W. A., B. S. U. Coun- cil, Secretary ot the Chemistry Club, Vice-President oi the Stu- dent Government, was in Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities, Campus Who's Who--Most Intellectual Girl, Chemistry Lab. A ss i s t a n t, Teacher oi Freshman Chemis- try, and Organic Chemistry. Whos Who on the Campus FRANK NORPHLEET, Lite of the Party, because he was comical: in Ouachita Players: Ministerial Associationg President of Life Service Band. BILL ABERNATHY, Most Popu- lar and Most Colleqiate Boy, be- cause he was President Fresh- man Classy Treasurer Student Council: Red Shirt Memberg Rifle Club Member: Cheer-lead- ery in Who's Who in American Colleges and Universiiesg Cam- pus Who's Whog Math Honor Society Memberg Business Man- ager Siqnalp B. S. U. Council: Lab. Assistantp Chemistry Club Member: Ouachitonian Staftp Chemistry Club President: Ca- det Captain R. O. T. C. WILMA H E L E N PHILLIPS, Cutest, because she was always so cute. SARA MOORE, Queen ot Hearts. l t b ,.,, . A bt, . x -.Al-5 1 . A1- N S 2 if? C M ' MEMBERS . Iimmie Hawley Gene Martin Baldon Wiles Daniel Grant Bill Kersh Edmund Walker Wayne Ward Winburn Bledsoe Clyde McCalman Randolph Keith Iohn Parrott Dale Cowling Bill Montgomery Lehman Webb Bill Flynt OFFICERS Pat Moseley Delbert McAtee Walter Mizell Paul Hoque David Moore Charles Gladden OFFICERS Herbert Phillips lohn Hall Bill Richardson Ieral Hampton Bill Carroll V' f mr y- -A . .I yy V 1 .J VIA ,I L MEMBERS Z P 'doa' 7'w clark Benton Bob amen Billy Mmm B. H. Phi Mmm lack Blaylock I. C. Landes lerry McFarland lack Rowe H. W. Cromer Todd Landes Deno Nichols Sterling Williams Billy Gill East Stewart Landes Reclqer Parker MN h n X K N x l OFFICERS Bill Hargis Bill Abernathy Nolan Wright Frank Thompson Edward Berry R. A. Davenport MEMBERS Carl Allen Newell Blakely Bill Ewin Bernie Hargis Iarnes Allen Beals Emory Deese Ronald Ferguson limmy Ives Chesley Billings MEMBERS I. W. Iorres Cecil Kemp Billy Mann Bill Nutt Herman Orr Aubrey Park Ioe Pipkin Charles Price Mack Sale Robert Smith Harvey Thomas MEMBERS Naomi McKee Ellen McKee Dorothy Rainwater Va Q' fjf of -,XXI I E sf' V ox, fi' 'A Kitty Moore Ruth Henning Betty Lou Stanfill Dorothy Lee Gregg lessie Mae Whitmore Frances Taylor Frances Brashears Charlene Rernley lrene Lester Kewpie Klub MEMBERS Rosamond Benton Charlene Quick Carolyn Richardson Dorothy Thomas Vida Fay Williams Neno Nowlin Marion Robertson Naomi Fisher Sara Stephenson J1- afflf- Q'Q'6LJJ4 Ei MEMBERS Mildred Skinner Sara Moore Virginia Cannon .Lynnette Wilson Iirnmie Lee Stewart Marie Ann Swairn Willma Helen Phillips Ann Cully Yates lo Beth Croxton Elizabeth Galloway Mary Frances Sadler Lillian Mae Swaim , Ji ,I a 3152! Q.-TIX V: h , up ' +- lfk .R MEMBERS Eugenia Gray Marilyn Westbrook Barbara Rudolph Betty Tatum luariita lorolari Miriam lones Billie Blaylock Louise lohrison Ellen lohnson l J' X . 7 M,- EFX 1 F x f 1 V ' , -f 1 , ,,.,k ' ,ff fl, ,, , ,E . ,M Q 5 ,-,, H. ,. ,V , fee: .I lj as Q, -,M if Ji, J' 1 ii 5 ing if-1 X, lu 3 5 kj I- 2 4 Q' 9 '-,.f v.. 3 fe, 'D-,f'H..vi . I , I Top row, left: Elizabeth Green, Dorothy lean Guy. Group, back row, left to right: Elizabeth Green, Dorothy lean Guy, Olive Ruth Shields, Fern Winford. Group, front row, left to right: Kathryn Nelson, Edith Chapman, Martha Corn, Doris King, Marjorie Young. 6. Q l 'u , I W , V A Top row, right: Fern Winford, ,Martha Corn. Q Front row, left to right: Elizabeth Galloway, lirnrnie Lee Stewart, Marjorie Youna, Edith Chapman, Doris King, Kathryn Nelson, Boopy Shields. Girls' Student Government Back row, lett to right: Mildred Strickland, Martha Hairston, Kitty Moore, Lynnette 'VVilson, Dorothy lean Guy, Carolyn Richardson, Ellen McKee. Front row, left to right: Mrs. Winburn, Sara Moore, lo Beth Croxton, Ger- tie Fae Shelton, Miss Thelma Batson. Mr it -5 516' 53 5 '54 - -f L J' I X hwf. p .XI 6 Wit THOMAS KEYS . . . H. W. CROMER . DOROTHY JEAN GUY CHARLES EVANS . LA VERNE DAVIS . BILL MONTGOMERY PHYLLIS DAILY . SARA MOORE . DANIEL GRANT . HERBERT PHILLIPS BETTY LOU STANFILL MARTHA HAIRSTON MILDRED CHERRY . STANLEY IORDAN . LOIS KOCH . . IERAL HAMPTON . OFFICERS W . . President . First Vice-President . First Vice-President Second Vice-President Second Vice-President Third Vice-President Third Vice-President . . . Secretary . . . Treasurer Publicity Committee Publicity Committee . Y. W. A. Representative . Ridgecrest Representative Ministerial Association . Musical Chairman Not Pictured . . Publicity Chairman Quachita Players Marquita Ball Mercedes Ball Wiley Caldwell Beth Crutchfield Phyllis Daily Charles Evans leg rdiner Daniel Grant Leland Hall Lawson Hatfield leannie lohns Ellen lohnson Lavanna lohnson Louise Iohnson 5127 MEMBERS Lois Koch Delbert McAtee Clyde McCalman Cvene Martin Evelyn Myers Irwin Moshier lack Mowrey Neno Nowlin Iohn Parrott Herbert Phillips Wilma Helen Phillips lohn Pounder Charlene Quick Kathryn Raqlin Dorothy Rainwater Helen Richardson Barbara Rudolph Hattie Rudolph T. N. Shaddox Boopie Shields Carolyn Simmons Mildred Skinner Betty Lou Stanfill Neville Swaim Autry Thomas Marilynn Thomas Wayne Ward Marilyn Westbrook Vida Faye Williams ty 3,-izl., -vuu , t,, A - 4 Q A 4 xi V . , ,A , M A 1, 'y A . k at 3 1,t V ,Q f f ' P is r T ? r t aati tii E W : ay L-., ,, .,,,: E A 1 A k L -,X Q ii f E X ' Y ,a h X 4. 8 in P Li' V i k Q LB y f fi -g if -I Sgt N Q K 2. l'l:i ' 1 fx ' .4 - ' t-'-'.' F' at of W , fig If X . A... A-A A. 8 5 E' P ll: au' ' K av X 3 'Ie I M .X A I 'Ill' K - I Y A L ,V .I lk - . 'X l , I M 'V ' MARTHA HAIRSTON RUTH HENNING . DOROTHY JEAN GUY REBECCA COCKRUM LUCRETIA HENRY VIRGINIA MATHEW S SARA Biocss . . MARILYN HENNING BILLY BLAYLOCK CATHERINE IORDAN MADIE BOYD . . LYNNETTE WILSON FERN WINFORD . MARY FRANCES SADLER . IUANITA GILL HATFIELD . FRANCENE LYNCH MISS FRANCES BARROUR OFFICERS . . . President . First Vice-President Second Vice-President . . . Secretary . . . . Treasurer . Stewardship Chairman Mission Study Chairman Personal Service Chairman . . . . . Librarian Local Chairman . . Chorister . . Pianist . Art Chairman . . . . Reporter Scrapbook Chairman . Scrapbook Chairman . Student Secretary IVIRS. E. M. BLAKE ........ . ..... Counselor BERNICE HALEY, MARGARET HAYNES, VIRGINIA WEBSTER, ELOUISE LANDERS, EDITH CHAPMAN, PAULINE SANDERS . . . . . Circle Chairmen Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs. Keith Babb Ray Branscurn . Margaret Deese Mrs. Mrs Mrs M. D. Gill Mrs Thomas Halsell OFFICERS Ministerial Auxiliary MEMBERS Edgar Harvey .Neal Modert .Carl Overton .Fay M. Payton Mrs. lrwin Moshier .... President Mrs. Dillard Miller . . Vice-President Mrs. Mrs Mrs Mrs Stanford Pierce . Gus Poole .Curtis Puryear .O. C. Robinson Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs A. I. Scott Claude Stripling Everett Taylor .A. W. Wagon Ai . H in ' EP' . .A,,A P . 1 1' :-- ' 'A' f-. P ' ' 'K-f -iffy 'nw wig? ' we ' - ' . 6 ' f Y Vis. gi ft' P P- ii - A P if A P I ' I, A ,S A ' P Lmhk P fl ' 4. we i ., gt f -P 1 . -it f ,, 1 'I f ' 1 A '- jf me, 1 Il:-i I ,. QE' - sim I? ' 'P 52 im' S ami . g1,L1Pvw rg -'-- Qt:-3f::k.,E3:.,L .,,gE:,M,.5,, .A.. w55.PPP,fsf V 4 W ' H1 , wi M t ' P W .- j, A Q 5:53 . V ' -. P P . f t 'f . 1 Pe- P ffii ' ., g . . P ' . W-gi ' 'P .N if ri P . P 23 -W if P . . f P P P L gy . .R P fi 'P ,P Q .-v,-v qi 4 - . deli KK:.L v rghk i I . ...,.,.. , . ,..., - . V y i ' P fi . 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Holder Don Hook Iames Howlett Claris lohnson Calvin lones Stanley Iordon Osborne Iustice L. U. C. Kaufman Randolph Keith Bill Kersh S. M. King Wesley Lindsey E. W. Lloyd Meldon Lloyd Iohn Iohnston OFFICERS Delbert McAtee .... First Quarter Barney Freasier . . . Second Quarter Edmund Walker .... Ed Harness Third Quarter Fourth Quarter Erwin L. McDonald . . . Summer School President Presideni President President President ., f.. , Ministerial Association Willard Lloyd Charles Luck Iames Luck Alfred Major Dillard Miller Neal Modert E. O. Martindale Lenox Medford Bill Montgomery David Moore lrwin Moshier Clyde McCalman Mack Murry Charles Nash Carl Newland Frank Norphleet Carl Overton Iohn Parrott David Patton W. E. Payton Ted Phelps C. R. Pierce Stanford Pierce lerry Pool Tom Pool Gus Poole S. D. Porter George Priddy Curtis Puryear Robert Randall E. S. Ray Paul Rea Orville H. Roberts O. C. Robinson A. I. Scott C. H. Seaton T. N. Shaddox Randolph Smith Herbert Sparler I. B. Standerfer Iohn Ed Steely Claude Stripling Everett Taylor Floyd Taylor Autrey Thomas Alfred Vansant A. W. Waqnon Wayne Ward Lehman Webb Bob Wells Harold White Don Williams Glenn Womack Henry Wright f W fl 4 in- ' x U r X i 1 L Garland Allen Iohnie Ashcraft Martha lean Bak Charleta Beindorf Frances Beindorf Sara Biggs Olive Blackwood Lila Lee Blount laclcy Bly Sf Life Service Band Madie Boyd Irene Branum Alta Broaden Charles Burgess Millard Ross Cherry Rebecca Cockrum Tommy Copeland Charles Cornell Freda Cox -or W...-f 1 ' i xx ,3 , Q .1 L Betty Crawford Helen Crawford H. W. Cromer Thelma Crutchfield Phyllis Daily LaVerne Davis Franklin Deering Ruth Duke Florence Dunlop 'WJ' Charles Evans Kathleen Gardner Alex Garner H. B. Goldsby Don Grafton Andrew Hall Harriet Grant Mrs. Tornrriy Halsell Martha Hairston OFFICERS First Semester Morris Ashcraft ..... President lohn Parrott . . .First Vice-President Tommy Halsell, Second Vice-President Mrs. Lawson Hatfield, Third Vice-Pres. Bernice Haley . . . . Secretary ' A :' ' Bob Wells . . Treasurer Katie lorclan . . . Pianist eland Hall . . Chorister it 'I r.,!w?x.,' v .. - K ' ' W .,:.L,h. Hif i' f fl V yt t t if fv if K - I X K MW . Life Service Band Charles Hampton Helen Harden Io Ed Harris Miriam Hart Lawson Hatfield Mary Margaret Haynes Mary Ann Heath Marilyn Henning Andy Heskett OFFICERS Gerald Hicks I. M. Holder Emma lean Hollon Annie Hoover Iames Howlett Mildred lackson lohn lohnston Iuanita Iordan Second Semester Stanley lordan ...... President Paul Rea .... First Vice-President Helen Hutchinson, Second V.-President Bill Flynt . . . Third Vice-President Mae Belle Haley ..... Secretary Dale Cowling . . Treasurer Gloria Little . . . . Pianist Wade D. Arrnstronq . . Chorister MEMBERS Thomas Keys Randolph Keith Osborne lustice Wesley Lindsey Meldon Lloyd Mertie Marie Lloyd Winired Mattox Al Major Cherry Mathews Dillard Miller Mildred Mitchell Mrs. Bill Montgomery Carr Lemoine Moore lrwin Moshier Mrs. lrwin Moshier Frances Moseley .1wIl 'u-213. XWW 'X , x 1 V 1 IL. 'X !1 Life Service Band Evelyn Myers Delbert McAtee Carl Cverton Edna Mae Pugsley Ted Phelps Stanford Pierce Tom Pool S. D. Porter George Priddy Kathryn Raglin Vera Raines Bob Randall MEMBERS E. S. Rea Doris Reamey Orville H. Roberts Lois Rutherford Pauline Sanders Ellouise Scruggs C. H. Seaton T. N. Shaddox Carolyn Simmons Billy Sue Smith Herbert Sparler lohn Ed Steely Mildred Strickland Lois Tankersley Autrey Thomas Edmund Walker Alma Lee Ward Norma Lee Webb Rosalea Webster Virginia Webster Mary Wesson Dorothy Wiles Don Williams Henry Wright vw Volunteer Band MEMBERS Charleta Beindorf Gladys Gray lacqueline Bly Netabel Hardy lrene Branurn Marilyn Henning Claude Burnpus OFFICERS Charles Hampton lames Howlett Helen Harden Mildred Mitchell Don Grafton Frances Beindori Lila Lee Blount I. B. Standerfer Annie Hoover Alfred Major Sara Myatt Vera Baines X gf f .NJ I x X Y X Q . 3 Q is 1 1 n X .T M A Y UN x vb X x x . . , 1 .2 'als ,xt 3 C-Ja ffl-we '..U w if AK,1 , 5 M' F ' ' F r T J , ,..,fa.f.gg'f U , . , 5',5 ' y ,f z i, Front row, left to right: Elouise Scruggs, Kathleen Gardner, Berta Sue g Copeland, Lois Koch, Edna Mae Pugsley, Alma Mae Ward, Ioyce Whitten. Second row, left to right: Mary Ann Heath, Rosalea Webster, Virginia Webster, Evelyn LeLoach, Vernelle Bishop, Frances Moseley, Betty Crawford, Mertie Marie Lloyd, Madie Boyd, Margaret Haynes. Third row, left to right: I. B. Standerfer, Bob Randall, Eloise Landers, Martha Hairston, Helen Reeves, Estelene Phillips, Lila Lee Blount, leanne Bass, ' l Freda Cox, Helen Copeland, Bernice Haley, Maebelle Haley, Millard Ross Cherry, H. B. Goldsby. Back row, left to right: lack Rowe, Paul Hogue, T. N. Shaddox, Clyde McCalrnan, Leo Lewis, Iohn Ed Steely, Iohn lohnston, Randolph Keith, Daniel Grant, Leland Hall, Danny Walden, and Ierry Pool. OFFICERS Wayne Ward ..... . Director Virginia Queen . . . Pianist Miss Thelma Batson . . Sponsor vtff at ' 7 IS- .f,xJ,,,.'.':fA,4-Y Symphonic Choir. Sopranos Vernelle Bishop Susan Bow Madie Boyd Berta Sue Copeland Betty Crawford Evelyn De Loach Kathleen Gardner Mae Belle Haley Margaret Haynes Lois Koch Eloise Landers Francene Lynch Frances Moseley Nancy Lee Orr Ellouise Scruggs lirnmie Doris Wallace Alto leanne Bass Lila Lee Blount it MEMBERS Helen Copeland Bass Leo Lewis Freda Cox H. B. Goldsby Bob Randall Martha Hairston Daniel Grant lack Rowe Mary Ann Heath Paul Hogue T. N. Shaddox Meme Marie Lloyd Iohn lohnston Danny Walden Esteleen Phillips Ldna Mae Pugsley Helen Reeves Alma Mae Ward Rosalea Webster Virginia Webster Ioyce Whitten Tenor Millard Ross Cherry Leland Hall Delmar Iackson Randolph Keith Ierry Pool l- B' Sffmdeffef Randolph Keith . Business Manaaer lohn Ed Steely Berta Sue Copeland . . . Pre rdent fwfr, Piano Class Susan Bow Sara Biggs Berta Sue Copeland Nettie Lou Crowder Margaret Deese IeaneQ er Kathleen Gardiner Faye Goodwin Mary Ann Heath Gerald Hicks Ulysses Howard Delmar Iackson Katie Iordan Randolph Keith Lois Koch '. a .Q l 1 piano Class Irene Lester Kathryn Loewer Kitty Moore Virqinia Queen Mrs. O. C. Robinson lack Rowe Frances Spotts L, Bonnell Stewart 952fMW Qi'je GAN Frances Taylor VJ My Marilyn Westbrooks Lynnette Wilson Cully Yates Sue Medlen Evelyn Bowden Harvey Mitchell Thelma Batson up IW English I-lonor Society Fannie Mae Akers Sara Biggs Millard Ross Cherry MEMBBERS Elizabeth Galloway H. B. Goldsby Netabel Hardy Kathryn Nelson Thelma Mizell . Waryne Ward Mildred Skinner Pauline Sanders Marha Hafrston E. L. McDonald Dr. Pettigrew . Miss Harrington lohn Ed Steely Marilynn Thomas Raldon Wiles OFFICERS President . . Vice-President Program Secretary Treasurer Chairman . Reporter Sponsor Sponsor OFFICERS Winired Mattox Kathryn Nelson Nolan Wriqht Pat Moseley Walter Smart Donald Meador Math I-lomor Society Bill Abernathy Glenn Baker Bosarnond Benton Betty Bivens Bill Carroll MEMBERS R. A. Davenport lohn Edrinqton lohnnie Hall I. C. Landes George Peeples Wyatt Pinkston loe Pipkin Mack Sale Stanley Stanford Charles Stout .ff f' - mf? T MEMBERS Millard Ross Cherry Leonard Clements Dr. Daily Dortha Davis Mildred Deese lohn Edrinqton lohn Ferguson leral Hampton Bill Harqis Marcell Harrison Odell Harrison Lucretia Henry Csborne Iustice lames Howlett leanne lohns Thomas Keys lames Luck Prentiss Mixon David Moore Evelyn Myers Herman Qrr W. E. Payton Mrs. W. E. Payton Madelyn Rice Pauline Sanders Randolph Smith lnez Webb International Relations Club OFFICERS First Semester Thelma Mizell ..... President Frank M. Cochran . . Vice-President EvelynkDeLoaCh 4 . . . Secretary Q? Herbert Phillips ..... Treasurer Second Semester Allred Vansant ..... President Marilynn Thomas . . Vice-President Mildred Strickland . . Secretary Harvey Thomas . . Treasurer .... A' 4. 'I ,i ,.xA,. Band leanne Bass MEMBERS Mary Alice Burns lj.u2,f, ,AV A f LaVerne Echols Anne Fox Mary Kathryn Fox Ronald Ferguson Elizabeth Galloway Ieannetteeiardiner Refi, 7 Faye Goodwin Ioe Ed Harris Iirnrnie Holland Ulysses Howard ,f' L .44 I. C. Landes Todd Landes Iames Luck Ellen McKee Bill Martin Herman Orr Dorothy Rainwater Iohn Reeves Walter Smart Frances Spotts,G14'v-1a.j Bonnell Stewart Bill Wharton im... 'Wh-. Qifle Club MEMBERS K Bill Abernathy Bill Flynt A Nz I. B. Standerter Winburn Bledsoe Iohnny Halluiht, A 'Walteflvlizell I. W. Steadman Emory Deesc Bill Hdrqisf W f A F XPCQ Moseley Charles Stout R. A. Davenport Charles Price Nolan Wright OFFICERS Bill Abernathy ..... President First Semester Herman Orr ...... President Second Semester Frank Thompson . . Vice-President Fly Smith . . . . Treasurer Charles Gladden . . Secretary Nolan Wright . . . Reporter U H Carl Allen Howard Arnold Chesley Billings Glendon Broumley Leonard Clements R. A. Davenport Emory Deese loe England Bill Harqis Bernie Harqis Buddy Harris Marcell Harrison Association MEMBERS Odell Harrison Guy Hurst limmy lves I. W. lones Cecil Kemp Marvin Lindsey Robert McAliSter Robert Nelson Louis Gene Nichols Redqer Parker Aubrey Park Robert Ryan Robert Smith I. W. Steadman Warren Underwood Sterling Williams Daniel Grant Iohn Hall Lawson lacks Bill Flynt Orville Roberts Ierry McFarland lohn Furqueron if Carl Amason Verail Amason lohn Belew Curtis Bull Ernest Cashion Earl Cutsinqer 1 JK' fa' -I .if -.ff gn-1 WE fl, 3 ,few K - me , gg. 9 .3 , Y 7 I 'fi '59 ' 'mf ' 1 ,fr , Chemistry Club Laverne Echols Duncan Flanaqin Georqe Fox Weldon Grafton lohn Hall Pailll Haque f V . rw MEMBERS i. C. Landes Stewart Landes Todd Landes Duncan Mitchell Walter Mizell Nell Mondy Bill Hurst Pat Moseley lack Mowrey George Peeples loe Pipkin Iohn Reeves Mack Sale Aline Smith Robert Smith Howard Thomas Leon Daniel Walden Bill Wharton GFFICERS Bill Abernathy . . . President Frank Thompson . . Vice-President Wanda Brown . . Secretary Nolan Wright . . . Treasurer Ralclon Wiles . . Program Chairman Dr. Provine . . Sponsor ' 72 Q K.. f Q0 f , Lab Bill Abernathy Billy Blaylock Wanda Brown Tommy Copeland Nell Mondy Bill Hurst Kathryn Nelson Assistants MEMBERS Paula Park George Peeples loe Pipkin I. B. Standerfer Dorothy Thomps Nolan Wri,qht on Williams Home Ierry Adkins Martha lean Baker Ftosamond Benton Olive Blackwood Sue Bow Mrs. Paul Bowlin Iessie Mae Whitmore Martha Corn Helen Crawford Opal Crutchfield Alice Evans Sue Fore Ann Fox Harriet Hall Dorothy Lee Greqq Miriam Hart Gwen Herndon Belle Holt Iudy Householder Willadeen Lawrence OFFICERS Gwendolyn Herndon . . . President Beth Crutchfield . . Vice-President Sue Fore . . . . Secretary Olive Ruth Shields . . Treasurer Paula Park . . Reporter Economics Club MEMBERS Marjorie Iones Doris Kinq Io Lawrence Mertie Marie Lloyd Thelma Mattox Bobbie lean May Naomi McKee Frances Osborn Paula Park Esteleen Phillips Charlene Ouick Carolyn Scott Gertie Faye Shelton Olive Ruth Shields Aline Smith Billye Sue Smith Mabel Southerland Elouise Scruggs Sara Stephenson Marie Anne Swaim Arline Tolleson Betty Ttaturn Dorothy Thomas Rosalea Webster lessie Mae Whitmore Dorothy Wiles Emma Catherine Wood Frances Yeager Miss Plant Miss Sillirnan Beatrice Du ' e , 3 , i 1 O V ,X ' -Q ' fi 'V . if 5' , - tt ft , ' '- ' it 7 4..- v.-f , 'az 145 ' - a.-N G3 . f f - ' ' tt,. A A it Y. 1 , A I I 51. Z ji' 11' ings, ' ' i- - , ' . f . Q 3 it A 4 F J' -ii-- i ji' f - E -' lg ? .., ' X 7 y in P i' 'ii. t,.- I l' ' V. 1 F F A V 9 mt. Q ,M , f -. -a f y 1 . .,..,, X j r, . .. . H v , Q K :.t.. i.. 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QQ- 'Bb mf' 41 R J ir ir 'A' 'A' 1' if SPCRTS 1 Q E CHI ,.y'l V' A if xi,-Qi J For nine years Ouachitonians have been watching Coach Walton's Tigers slowly but surely gain superiority on the Arkansas Gridiron. ln 1941 Ouachita ran through Hen- derson, Teachers and Tech twice without al- lowing a score. Last fall the beginning of the 1942 season found the Tigers eqally as strong as the previous year while the others seemed to be weaker than before. At this iuncture, a little more than one week before the first scheduled games, the presidents of the colleges met and decided to call off all inter-collegiate athletics because of trans- portation difficulties. lt was only after a flood of persuasive re- quests, by students, Arkadelphia fans, alumni, and members of the Board of Trus- tees, that the administration of Ouachita de- cided to continue inter-collegiate athletics in the sincere belief that it provided a motivat- ing power for a spirit of unity at Ouachita. Coach W. l. Bill Walton Although the handicaps to be overcome in the 1942 football season were probably the greatest ever faced by Coach Walton, the recard made by his Tigers was the best in his nine-year tenure at Ouachita. Before the season was much more than underway the major problem switched over from build- ing a winning team to finding good compe- tition for games. The result was that Walton had to schedule games on less than one week's notice, but the record shows that the Tigers won eight while losing only one. They defeated the state champion teams from Louisiana and Nebraska and had no college challengers in Arkansas. Coach Walton's nine-year record is no less than remarkable when it is considered that Ouachita is the only denominational college competing with the state colleges of Arkan- sas. His teams have annexed three cham- pionships and only once has Ouachita fin- ished below second under Coach Walton. 1-le left March 15 to do his part in the Navy for the duration, but his successful coaching career has just begun. SUME OI: SEASON - The record of the 1942 Tigers has already found its place in history - winning eight games while losing only one: piling up a to- tal of 323 points toltheir opponents' 195 de- feating the champion college teams in Ne- braska and Louisiana while retaining the Arkansas championshipg rated the best small college team in the United States by Litken- haus' and Williamson's National ratings: and selection of Cecil Kemp and Carl Allen for Honorable Mention on the Little All- American team. The rating of Dr. E. E. Litkenhaus gave the Ouachita Tigers better rating than such big time schools as Carnegie Tech, Rutgers, Vir- ginia U., V. M. l., Wyoming U., Arizona U., Kansas U., George Washington, University of Maryland, Amherst, University of Arkan- sas, all of which is something to tell the grandchildren about! SCO TGS Ouachita 26 Ouachita 32 Ouachita 85 Ouachita 6 Ouachita 42 Ouachita O Ouachita 6 Ouachita , , 62 Ouachita 64 Ouachita ,,323 For the Season Individual Scoring McMurray ,,, ,,, , U EXP. Total Memphis State ,,, ,,,, 7 Allen O 1 79 Nichols ,,,, 5 59 Stinson Flyers ,,c, ,,, U Hmdke un 3 39 Southwestern La. ,,,,,,,, O Sf9C1Cl1T1OlH - 3 33 McAlister ,, U 24 U. ot Arkansas, Freshman U M. Harrison O l8 Union University ,,, ,,,,l2 Lindsey YW 0 18 Louisiana Normal ,..,,c, U O- Harrison' Yfsf WW O 12 Arnold ,,,,,c ,,, O 6 L. S. U. Northeast Center,, O Cook WWW 0 6 Peru CNeb.D State ,,,,,,, O Davenport ,,,,i ,,, O 6 - Underwood ,,, , ,,, O 6 Opponents ,,, ..,,,l9 Ives 'WWW 4 4 Muse ,,, 2 2 Parker ,,,, 2 2 Williams ,, l l SF' M - 1 . . A ,X 4 .J-inf -- .. ' V N , N .V ,,: . -..H fx L . Marvin Lindsey, Haliback, Bauxite, Sophomore: Height, 5: 10: Weight, 162. Carl Allen, Sub-Captain-Elect, Mag- nolia, luniorg Height, 6200: Weight, 12 Warren Underwood, Guard, Nashville, Sophomore: Height, 5: ll: Weight, 180. R. A. Davenport, Tackle, Bauxite, lun- ior, Height, 5:10p Weight, 180. Wfifw 95 .-aj... .ew A L A 4, sf V V' W v ,V 4 ..., Q A Donald Muse, Taolcle, Hot Springs, f , Q - A llfwivimjlt f lunior: Height, 6:03p Weight, 235. C-.gt-Q fy. ,, A ,tj f f- A-if V V fig .1 ffffz' W 1 f ': ' 5 , 1 Louis Gene Nichols, Halibaclc, War- , 3?'aff5 :3.E1?L,j'? .3 ' ' 2? ren, luniorg Height, 5: 10: Weight, 165. .. ' 'A M it i.1. it - 1 G I 'X fs::??:fZ ?tn..m' ,.f+f.jf'et,. fiwrfi f QD W gqlv f R f' .M ,, M., ' f::-1:'-, . 1 A 7 Guy Hurst, End, Magnolia, Iunior, Bernie Hargis, Center, Warren, Sopho- Height, 6:03, Weight, 185. more, Height, 6:00, Weight, 175. Iimmy lves, Haliback, Dierks, Sopho- Dale Wood, Guard, Sheridan, Senior, more, Height, 5:10, Weight, 165. Height, 5:10, Weight, 186. w ill Redger Parker, End, Russellville, lun- Cotton Iones, Guard, Cleburne, Tex., ior, Height, 5:10, Weight, 172. Sophomore, Height, 5:09, Weight, 172. U Glendon Broumley, Fullback, Cle- Odell Harrison, Quarterback, Fort lourne, Tex., Iunior, Height, 5:09, Worth, Tex., Iunior, Height, 6:00, Weight, 180. Weight, 184. 'E An Sterling Williams, End, North Little Sonny Arnold, Halthack, Arkadel- Rock, Iunior, Height, 5: 10, Weight, phia, Freshman, Height, 5:09, Weight, 170. , 172. Fly Smith, Halfback, McGehee, Soph- Aubrey Park, Halfback, Corning, lun- omore, Height, 5:09, Weight, 160. ior, Height, 5: 10, Weight, 172. -....,,,Mq INDIVIDUAL CAME SUMMARY September 26 OUACHITA ,..,-ss..s-.s. moss 26 MCMURRAY STATE . . was M, 0 The drives of Allen, Hardke, and McAlister proved to be too much for the Indians as they put across four touchdowns. October 2 OUACHITA .. cccccccccc -L, 32 MEMPHIS STATE -,,.,,,..,,,,,,- 7 Touchdowns were Allen two, Nichols two, and Hardke one, as this trio, coupled with the lateral antics of the Harrison twins led the Tigers to victory. October 9 OUACHITA ,,,...ccoco U- 85 STINSON PLYERS cccccc,.,.,, O After this track meet one of the flyers was heard addressing his coach, Well, Lieuten- ant, next year we'll bring baby tanks with us! October 16 OUACHITA s--. ocoooooooooo .--L, 6 SOUTHWESTERN CLAQ LU.. LLL O After coming out on the little end of all the statistics except scoring, the Tigers retained their clean slate. This time it was the Allen- to-Nichols passing combination. October 31 OUACHITA sssssss,........s, 42 U. OF ARK. FRESHMENL .sss,s. O The University publication claimed this game, played in North Little Rock, was lost because Walton had scouted the Shoats. Per- haps that is why their plays failed to click for a single point, but what did that have to do with Snoz Allen's romping across their goal line five times? November 6 OUACHITA ssssss . ms- so O UNION UNIVERSITY ..sss.,. . - 12 Little All-American Casey Iones flashed passes for two scores in the first quarter, a deficit the Bengals were never able to over- come. November 13 OUACHITA ....s...LL.. -ss 6 LOUISIANA NORMAL LLLLLLLLLL O Homecoming game, cheering crowd, Oueen and Maids looking on, third quarter, and-you guessed it! It was the Allen-to- Nichols passing combination again for 35 yards and the touchdown. November 20 OUACHITA sssssss.,.s.LLsssL 62 L. S. U. NORTHEAST CENTERLL O Nine touchdowns was a feat to be proud of, but Coach Walton was prouder of the eight extra points out of nine attempts. ' November 26 OUACHITA ,...,s,,s,,,,, L- 64 PERU CNEBQ STATE- ...,.L,L, O The Bobcats, Nebraska College champ- ions, decided to stay in their own back-yard after this Thanksgiving Day Celebration for Ouachita. TRACK AND TENNIS Four Tiger Thinclads entered State A. A. U. meet last year and each made an impres- sive record, considering the absence of any pre-meet competition. Billy Gill East compet- ed in the hurdle events against a Camp Rob- inson entry from New York University and won first in the low and second in the high hurdles. I. W. Cotton Iones won first in the Iavelin throw by breaking the record with a heave of l8l feet, 7 inches. Deno Nichols won second in the 100-yard dash and fourth in the 220, while Aubrey Park took second in the 880. The tennis team of Iohnny Hall, Thomas Keys, Daniel Grant, and Wiley Caldwell had a creditable season and won matches over Arkansas State Teachers and Hendrix while losing to Henderson. In two matches with Little Rock Iunior College they tied one and lost one. This same squad, reinforced by Lawson lacks was back again in l943, but the other colleges were not participating in inter-collegiate athletics. ifljyfyf' bf, . ,wifi Coach W. W. Bradshaw In 'three years as basketball coach and director of athletics, Coach Bradshaw has made an increasing- ly successful record each year. Not only have the exploits of his basketeers gained in momentum, but also he has gained the respect and confidence of students, faculty members, and sports fans-local and statewide. They respect him as a square shoot- er, and appreciate the clean type of sportsmanship he instills into the athletes. With a squad lacking in height but loaded with ability, Bradshaw built a team that lost only once against Arkansas opponents, and that to the Univer- sity. When numerable troubles arising, almost caus- ed a breakup of the team just before the State A. A. U. Tournament, it was largely due to the leadership of Bradshaw that the squad stayed together and won the state tournament in a walkaway. Next year Coach Bradshaw will not only have his hands full as Director of Athletics both for Guachita Students and the Air Corps men, but will succeed Coach Wal- ton as the head football coach. ALL-STATE y'ffi?,-ff 2 51,052 0 ,, if Third Consecutive Year ioHNNY rUHoUErtoN Monotony is usually avoided by the Ouachiton- ian, but this is one case where exception to the rule is permissible. For the third straight year Iohnny Furqueron impressed the sports fans with his great ability for ball handling, passing, shooting, and guarding, to such an extent that he was again elect- ed to the All-Tournament team at the State A. A. U. contest. LOUIS GENE NICHOLS Denon is the other Tiger who was made the All- State Selection for three straight years. Although his scoring power usually overshadows all of his other abilitiesg his coolness during a game is a steadying factor for the whole team. He led the Bengals in scoring a gain this season. BASKETBALL SQUAD RESUME OF THE SEASON Before the basketball season began, it was hoped that the other colleges would compete, since there was less problem of transporta- tion than in football, and it was especially hoped that Henderson would play the Tigers in intercity games since crossing the ravine was the only transportation problem to be solved. However, the colleges didn't respond, and neither of these hopes was fulfilled, causing Coach Bradshaw to watch his quin- tet grow listless while running rough-shod over the independent teams of Arkansas. The record against slate competilion shows that the Tigers won twelve games with only only one loss, which was to the University of Arkansas before Christmas with only three of the Bengals starting line-up on hand. The only other losses were close ones to out-of- state opponents, East Texas State Teachers and Memphis Naval Training Station. For the second time in three years Ouach- ita won the State A. A. U. Tournament, aver- aging better than BO points per game. They won in the finals 75-42, over the Wcrthen Bankers who had put out the Henderson Bed- die intra-mural team in the semi-finals. Coach Bradshaw then took six Tigers to the Nation- al Collegiate Tournament in Kansas City, and with a two-day ride, seven in one car, as their only preparation for the first game, they lost to the crack quintets from South- western College of Winfield, Kansas. The seasonal total shows Ouachita as having scored 913 points to their opponents' 627. We 1' QW gg 21:5 Q, 1' ff Q 1 ll if 5' . F5 9 Fi aj .H MIOHNNY FURQUERON DENON NICHOLS 4 if X43 BILL FLYNT M41 s -. 4 W I rt -. WL X N iwwfwm ERRY MCFARLAND ORVILLE ROBERTS amwmwm. wA.,,.,....m.4n-K ,fi R' VW FN M 5 9 E 2 f --3 I kv ,Q MARVIN LINDSEY, Business Manager m l A L :lfffW Cf'?L,f+L ROBERT NELSON EMORY PUD DEESE A yy ,. -U L . L,,' I Y V :in f . ...,., rg 'O ggy f if Of? QQTP f gk 5? ,L fi P, M 5 A Q ww A L KENNETH COOK .K A W ' GLENN ROBERTSON LEONARD CLEMENTR W, M A4,, New 5 5 3 xii Q 1 Through these portotis pass the WorId's most distinguished professors. CONE-BOTTGMS HALL ,qw Bux- ' 1 W ,E ' x 1 T M ,S TZ,.?.,mL, ,,g,i,,,,mQ skill ,uv A mv, ' On these steps sit the WorId's most friendly students. X Q---J .l V 5 V I-XUDITORIUM X X h he .s .Vx1sxfs J 1' V ' ., f f ' 3 Y , 1 f 'M ,WH shsohs 3? he s o as Through these doors pass the World's nicest Air Corps cadets 'M 'R FLENNIKEN MEMORIAL 4 K E 2? Up this Walk Stroll the Wor1d's most hC1pDY Couples GYMNASIUM FIELD HOUSE W , at fm W t f M we ,ng-nrw4 gn-F- ! '9 Vx ,lf K - . .a,: :- as! 15 A- 3 . ,F v Q E?Qfx5t f f 5-,a:z?fQ M.. dz 1 -af 3 O'er these steps tramp the Wor1d's most renowned athletes. 'k ir if uk if ak SECOND SEMESTER ROBERT ADAMS . THOMAS ASI-ICRAFT BILLY BARLOW . . FRED BERRY . . WASSELL BURGESS . VICTORIA BROWN . A. L. BURNS . FRED CALDWELL . TI-IELMA LEE CROTTS RAYMOND CROTTS BETTYE COCHRAN . REXALL COPELAND . CLAUDE FRANK . 9 BENIAMWEASTON ALMA LEE GBBS . MAREE HARDWICK . MONTQNE I-IARVILL . PAUL HENRY . VVILLIAM I-IAYNES . ANNE I-IENNIGAN . AGNES I-IONEA . MARIESTES I-IANSON ,,, 041.1 . .FLGW .... A . Magnolia Murfreesboro . Bauxite Arkadelphia . London . Bauxite . Magnolia . Ashdown . Bauxite . Bauxite . Corning . McGehee . Ashdown 'lf' ' ' f24 Harrison . Coming Arlcadelpliia . Humphrey Little Rock . Lewisville . Little Rock . Prescott Cotton Plant x'l , . J 'qi-,.4.u. gui, .Xi Z -Qvlt. P .,. , '7 1'f1o-PK P a lf' MV .I 1 C 41. .. W1 sb LM, r, .' l IWVJ Q. MARGARET SUE HUBBARD . . Elaine IAMES W. IOHNSON . . . 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L 'y -' :jim J, lj , J Q p 11614 1 -V AH, 3 W O' X 'H' PIM SOB A 1 'D ' ij!! UVM I A I I ,J ' Vi-BJ ' ' .' i .11 J J x MW ,XJARKADELPHIA MILLING 'fy i CCDMPANY Arkadelphia, Arkansas The Staff of the 1943 Ouaehitonian VVish to Express Our Sincere Apprecia- tion to Our Advertisers. VVALTER MIZELL, Editor JERAI, HAMPTON, Bus. Mgr. I N S U R Forms ot' LIFE HEALTH ACCIDEN 'kukir See Me Befo as if -if C. L. DU General A N C E NICHOLS XVIIGFC Good Things to Eat Are Original And Our Personal Service Individual T IO YEARS OE SERVICE CATERING TO COLLEGE STUDENTS if if re You Die Across From High'Sch0ol On 11th Street ki' RRETT .1 Agent XYe Deliver Phone 129 TO' THE CLASS OF 1943 CONGRATUIATIONS AND BEST XYISHES FOR YOL' Ft'TL'RE SVCCESS It Has Been a Pleasure to Serve You FAUSETT'S STUDIO 108 Main Street Little Rock, Arkansas Blccl Your Friends At LIDO CAFE WALTER ORTHOUT OLIVER HARPER 615 Main Strcct Little Rock, Arkansas CQMPLIMENTS or SOUTHERN ICE CO. COOLERATOR REERIGERATORS AND CRYSTAL CLEAR ICE CALL 202 Arkadclpltiu, Arkansas HAMPTON- HARP CHEVROTET CO. A FRIEND OF OLACHITA Chevrolet - Conoco - Goodyear Booneville, Arkansas .lohn L. Hampton Ray Harp Compliments ot' RICHIE GROCERY COMPANY Hope, Arkansas IVQ Own and Opcrute Xinc till Stores in Arkansas and Louisiana CALENDAR Sept. 7-Fall term opens. Freshmen look the campus over and see that ori- entation doesn't mean japan. Sept. 8-Garrett looks over freshmen girls. Sept. 9-Registration day. Library crowded. Dean gives all chapel seats. Sept. lO-Classes meet and the old grind starts. Sept. ll-First week-end night. Fac- ulty looks over students in front of Cone- Bottoms. Sept. l2-S. A. S. throw rush party at Vestal's. lssue 10 bids. Sept. l3-First church day. Fresh- men look church over assisted by the seniors. Sept. 14-Y. W. A. inaugurate their schcol year program with special cere- mony. Sept. 15-First military drill. Fresh- men discover that Boy Scout experi- ence doesn't count. Sept. 16-First dress-up night. New ties blind several people. Sept. l7-First pep meeting. Aber- nathy and Skinner in charge. Sept. l8-Freshmen girls discover fine points of college dating. Satisfied! Sept. 19-Kewpies have party.'Mole' stays sober. Sept. 20-Beautiful Sunday for court- ing Ccensoredl. Drug stores all out of film. Sept. 2lePeeples gets military shoes. Yell leaders practice. Sept. 22-Hampton explains right from left to freshmen by placing a rock in their left pocket. Sept. 23WBig pep meeting pleases everybody. Caldwell and Berry elected new leaders of rah! rah! rah! Sept. 24iHamburger night. 'Nuff said! Sept. 25-Do you know anything that happened? Nothing did to me. Sept. 26-All adjourn to Texarkana. Tigers win 26-U. Some crew Cboth stu- dents and playersD. A large time was had by all. Sept. 27-A day of rest after a hard week-end. Sept. 28-juniors measured for mili- tary uniforms. Sept. 29 - Freshmen girls dig up toothbrushes and towels for jewelry. Sept. 30-Demerits posted. Brashears led by a length. October l - Form military units. Freshmen left at tender mercy of the seniors. October 2-Team beats Memphis State at Memphis 32-U. October 3-wEvacuation of Circle lnn. October 4 - Church - Chicken - Courting. October 5-Freshmen boys abandon walks and hop to classes. October 6-Freshmen notice the war and react to cries of Blackout! Oct. l-Form military units. Fresh- men at tender mercy of the seniors. Oct. 2-Team beats Memphis State at Memphis 32-O. Oct. 3-Evacuation of Circle Inn. Oct. 4-Church-Chicken-Courting. Oct. 5-Freshmen boys abandcfn walks and hop to classes. Oct. 6-Freshmen notice the war and react to cries of Blackout Oct. 7-Demonstration of little moron that placed his bottle on the shelf to keep his spirits high. Oct. 8-Registration day ofr gasoline. Oct. 9-Those rollicking Tigers smear Stimson field flyers 85-O. Largest score scored by any college in the nation that week. Oct. lU-S. A. S. throw big Thug par- ty at Caddo. Seven jailed by Sheriff and fugitives from the pen. Oct. ll-More rest after such a week. Oct. l2-Blue Monday. Time to start all over again. Oct. 13-Harpo turns up married to everyone's surprise. Oct. l4-Rains come from Third Floor South Dorm. Secret session in Dr. Grants office. Oct. l5-Pep meeting. Boys leave to conquer Louisiana. Oct. l6-Tigers run into tough boys in LaFayette, La., but come through 6-O. COMPLIMENTS OF J- C- PENNEY J, H, LQQKADOO NYhe1'e Savings Are Arkadelpliia, Ark. N Greatest Feel At Home in OUACHITA BOOK STORE School Supplies New and Used Textbooks Stationery WHEN YOU HAVE THAT EMPTY FEELlNGfCOME lN FOR COLD DRINKS CANDY HOME-MADE SANDVVICHES Phone 142 E. L. 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SCOTT-MAYER COMMISSION COMPANY Little Rock, Arkansas WHOLESALE DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FRFITS PRODI'Cli AND GROCERIES DISTRIBUTORS IN HART RRAND CANNED YIZGETARIES PRATT-LOVV CANNED FRI'IT WE SEARCH THE MARKETS OE THE WORLD FOR GOOD THINGS TO EAT CALENDAR Oct. 17-A date night, a full moon- but a good show. Oct. 16-Sunday night. More fasting in the night. Oct. l9-One can't see for the bon- nets, signs and other litter as the clubs really get under way. Oct. 20-Pat Moseley announced as Cadet Major with Abernathy adjutant. Oct. 21-Seniors hold special meet- ing in honor of the freshmen. Oct. 22-More drill. Oct. 23-Boys Cled by DenoD treat girls in Cone-Bottoms to some lively music. Oct. 24-Knock rummy games keep South Dorm occupied. Oct. 25-Sunday again. More chick- en Cseem to be in rut, don't l?D Oct. 26-Freshmen take a. ,,uu .. mile hike at request of seniors. Oct. 27 - Freshmen elect officers, some crowd! Oct. 28-Sabotage because some- body iams the radios. Oct. 29hIuniors play before largest crowd ever in Little Theater- Mid night. Oct. 30-Largest pep meeting ever witnessed in town. Prof. Stewart really in the groove. Oct. 3lfEverybody adjounrs to Lit- tle Rock to see Tigers stomp U. of A. Freshmen 42-0. Night session at Mill- top. Nov. lvNo bacon for breakfast even after trimming the pigs. Nov. 2e9-week tests start Cmoan and groanl. Nov. 3eMail moved to Student Cen- ter. Some squawk Clater moved backl Nov. 4-Stanfill and Thomas fcrget way home from prayer rneetingg get locked out. Nov. 5-Football team leaves for Tennessee . . . Hamburger night Cwhat againl. Nov. 6-Football team loses at lack- son, Tennessee, l2-O. E. E. E. party at Caddo. Nov. 7-W. F. C. have party at Cad- do. Carroll vs. Abernathy in debate. Nov. 8-Richardson makes church with Moore. Nov. 9-Iuniors still waiting for uni- forms. Mrs. Stewart's birthday. Nov. lO-Freshmen shoot up the place. CRange firing startsl Nov. ll-Signal out. Nov. 12-Several injured in mad rush to dining hall. Nov. 13 - Photographer r eturn s proofs. Nov. 14-Sure is cold and my over- coat is at home. Nov. l5-Another dull S u n d a y . Church-eat-showheat-church. Nov. l6-Sillirnan discovers method for keeping warm. Nov. l7-3rd floor choir CquartetD holds practice. Nov. 18-Second floor engages first floor in apple core contest. Nov. 19-Second floor wins because Cochran is caught cheating. Nov. ZOP-l slept all day. Nothing to report. Nov. 21-l'm afraid to come home after preview. Nov. 22--Nothing to say. lust Sun- day again. Nov. 23-Everybody has lessons on Monday for a change. Nov. 24-lt's better to have loved and lost, than marry and be forever bossed. Nov. 25-No Thanksgiving holidays. Pep meeting. Nov. 26-Thanksgiving Day. All en- joy good game. CBoth gootball and tur- keyj. Nov. 27-Classes as usual. But we get them Christmas. Nov. 28-New juke box installed at Georges. Nov. 29-Students need sleep after such a whirl. Nov. 30-Taylor discovers pigeon in her bed. Dec. l--Who's Who Election. Dec. 2kCarolyn Richardson loses 215 lbs. P. S. She gained 3 the next day. ' 3 . 1 1 L ' ' . 1' . ' , . X . tx pr, 5 ,lk I J sNY NN' I 2 X 1 'T 4 5 V I fy - '7 . . V .f W. ew' W! ' f . , ' , . . h - -N ,1 f 1' T .fI'HE,ELK:3HOliN BANK an TRUST,CO'MPA!NY '- .' ,. fb. ff- . . . .f ' ' . f TX '. O' , V Arl+,fadelph1afArkahsaQ' ,px ' ,1ss47iQ42A , T ' X - ,L Q 'III1 'IL' . ' T ' X J . xl A ., I I . 1 ' - ,Vu FRIENDTOF .OTTACHITA . vy 5' - f,4N V1 ' L2 Z, V x. 'A CY- jr ,f l H f' V ' , 'Y 2 , 'J Q Your Aceeunf-IsAApp1'eeiated At This Bank X , af . 1 ,Men er F. D. I. C. and Federal Reserve System Q , A . R J' TT' Robb 8c Rowley Theaters Little Rock, Arkansas ARKAN CAPITOL ROXY LEE PULASKI PROSPECT N ENV ROYAL I x . CARPENTERS FLOWER SHOP Flowers For All Occasions Phone 146-All Hours MEMBER E. T. D. E. W. McCLAIN'S Federated Dept. Store The Home of Red Goose Shoes Arkadelphia, Ark. COLONIAL TAVERN Friend of All College Students Sandwiches-Meals--Drinks Try Us NICKELS, DIMES AND QUARTERS MAKE DOLLARS They Also Buy More At STERLING'S 5c, l0c and 25c Store Arkadelphia, Ark. Krebs Bros. Supply Co. COMPLETli EQLTPMENT FOR HOTELS, CAFES, CLUBS AND HOSPITALS 413-15 West Fifth Avenue Little Rock, Arkansas Phone 6133-Long Distance 140 Sunday and Night Phones: 9415 or 2-2901 W D TOBEY TEMPLE COTTON ou. COMPANY WHOLESALE MANUFACTURERS OE Flour and Feed Colton Seed Products PHONE 155 Quality Fertilizers Al'kadQlpl1la, Ark. l'ATkGHSGSl Leading Enterprise THE CADDO CLEANERS A FRIEND OF OUACHITA 509 Clinton Street Modern liquiplnent Phone 323 Arkadelphia, Ark. One-Day Service COMPLIMENTS OE COMPLIMENTS OF OZAN-GRAYSONIA BAPTIST BOOK STORE LUMBER CO. QUALITY MATERIAL Books, Bibles, Church Supplies Little Rock, Ark. REASONABLE PRICES Arkzlclelpllizl, Arkanszls CALENDAR Dec. 3-Claude Cleveland elected to faculty. Dec. 4-Frost appeared. Dec. 5- Rabbit washes socks for annual clean-up drive. Dec. 7-Anniversary of Pearl Harbor. Dec. 7-War declared one year ago. Dec. 8-Lavanna unofficially declar- ed most popular girl. Dec. 9-Luck dons clean white shirt for dinner. Dec. lO-Man discovered loose in girls' dormitory. Lucky guy. Dec. ll-Christmas party at Country Club. Dec. 12-Phillips kisses Jordan good- bye Cfor goodD. Dec. 13-Teachers declare there is still time for study. Dec. l4-Coca-Cola day. Gregg con- sumes her quota. Dec. l5-Cook reports to chapel and throws peanuts. Dec. l6-Day after the night before. Blaylock runs to class. Dec. l7-Everybody leaves for Christ- mas holidays. Double cuts Cohll Ian. 4-Ouachita s p r i n g s to life again as classes resume. lan. 5-New clothes Cfor ChristmasD stand out all over campus. Ian. 6-I just noticed. 'Fox is sport- ing a piece of ice from Martin's frigid- aire. lan. 7kMarriage popular over the holidays. Grant and Hall, Webster and Moseley, Strickland and Bowlhead. lan. 8--Rowe patents cancer cure. Ian. 9-New moon blossoms forth. lan lO.-Sunday-l don't have to tell you. Ian. ll-North Central inspectors due. lan. l2-Fire extinguisher makes sudden appearance. Ian. l3-Gladden hunts date for ban- quet. Ian. l4-lunior-Senior banquet. Ian. 15-l dreamed I suddenly had a million. lan. l6-Then there's the moron who 'ook the bottle to bed so he could sleep tight. Ian. l7-Sgt. Whaley departs for O. C. School. Ian. 18-Pluto elected Best Srnoocher. lan. l9-Tests !! ! Ian. 20-Registration for second se- mester. Dean still gives out chapel seats. Ian. 21-Tests all but over. Goody- Goody! Ian. 22-First semester closes. One- half year gone. East and Stewart mar- ry. lan. 23-'Richardson honored with birthday party. P. S. He departs tomor- row to work for Uncle, also. Ian. 24-K. Moore sad. But being a soldier's wife won't be so bad. Ian. 25-Second semester starts with- out any fanfare. Ian. 26-Dr. Grant makes usual speech at start of semester. Ian. 27-Several couples off with second semester freshman girls. lan. 28-New cotton uses coming out of war. How interesting! Ian. 29-lacks swallows his cigar. Ian. 30-Cloudburst as usual on week-end. Ian. 31-Pud decides on luanita and a good choice it is, too. Feb. l-Hattie loses pajamas in girls' dormitory. Feb. 2-Prof. Stewart demonstrates Black Magic. Feb. 3-Rifle Club has chicken din- ner. Feb. 4-Embryology students discov- er how egg is laid. Feb. 5-Henry Crite completes work on Ph.D. Feb. 6-Flanagin rides his horse in rodeo. Feb. 7-Dr. Brewster sets them up. Cl'm still dreamingb. Feb. 8-Grades are out. I can't say anymore. Feb. 9-Memphis Naval Training Five trims Tigers 50-44. 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Zl- Casanova Grafton is still getting around. Feb. 22-Washington's birthday. Feb. 23-Students given holidays to attend races. Feb. 24-Races under way with a good start. Feb. 25-l made breakfast. Decide never to make such a mistake again. Feb. 26eLooks like a pretty week- end for a change. Feb. 27-Derby Day. Landes holds ticket on lron Works 99-1. Feb. 28-End of month. Nothing but duns in the mail. Mar. l-Soldiers arrive to begin pre- flight training. Mar. 2-Gym floor covered with mat- tresses. Mar. 3-Students view colored films of school. Mar. 4-Mr. Durrett sells himself an insurance policy on credit. Mar. 5-Garrett pins Groxton. He's finally settled. Mar. 6-Red Shirts celebrated famed Founders Day party Qno dancing this yearl. Mar. 7-Soldiers still confined. Girls still waiting. Mar. 8-Yates thrills piano class with waltz by Chopin. Mar. 9fCorps Reserves leave to see Uncle. Mar. lU-Ripples makes appearance. Mar. ll-Quick decides to visit Ala- bama for the scenery. Mar. l2 - Honor roll announced. Don't worry-I wasn't on it. Mar. l3'Soldiers out to view the place. Enjoy what they see. Mar. l4-Girls allowed to stay out until midnight to absorb night air. Mar. 15-Night air absorbed. Mon- day declared day of relaxation. Mar. 16-Sara hears from Cromer He's on K. P. Mar. 17-Dress-up night. l have to dig up a tie. Mar. 18-A certain boy gets a per- manent to win a bet. Mar. 19-Skippy Skinner chosen Bond Queen. Mar. 2OwAshcraft declared winner of annual crap-shooting contest. Mar. 2l-Annette sports new tooth. Mar. 22-Beans for dinner. Mar. 23 - Wayne Ward explains Aeronautics in good speech. Mar. 24-Infirmary filled with stu- dents complaining of broken necks Cfrom looking up into the skyl. Mar. 25fGovernor Adkins spoke in chapel. Guest at stag party by A. A. S. Mar. 26-Friday night and my night to howl. Mar. 27-Beta Beta gives picnic for Hi-Hats at bluff. Mar. 28gLouise lohnson invests lOc in War Stamps. Mar. 29-New class schedule starts. 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