Southern Arkansas University - Mulerider Yearbook (Magnolia, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 178 of the 1925 volume:

MR FRANK KRIDER JR 8872 NOELINE AVE SPRING VALLEY CA 92077 I VOLUME IV THE MULE RIDER Q, A 8: M College Magnolia Arkansas I of 9 L gf 1541 Published by the Senior Class, J I A W V I I I , I 3 Wihww W MI ..,, iii v Q FGREWORD mmI1I1!i llIIllllllllllnlflmnuunmmlmumuummuu41uIIIIIIIIgtfII:ii1E.ii7' mlm H::Hfffffffff'ff!'f'I'f'f'::::::EIIIIHHwlhllrllluuf I I1+l4, flfll +HI 'iIlH'IIl 1 + IVIIII IEMWAIIIIIII I IIl1!!!IgIl1 IIIII I V ll 1f1Hl I.WUM l W . usmriw 'W an iy1WJ L I I Uv I I I I4wu1b1l!IIIfI 1IIlIi 1141 f ll1 ' fm WJ 3 1IlWVIM1 ' I mmH' ' ' ' ' H I I H I N1llLlW: :f3r 4 B 1 HHHHHIIIIII- uadmmwe, 1 ,HI ml il .MINI I, I N' ' f IHHQWARHW llmm u III, III! If H . 5 ' mqpcc 8 G 'dl I 'WI II I A -w MI' Imumf- Ni - QC. 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'mv -'FD -A-11,5 aes--fo: me as fg9,1fQ -ser! :fT::,:,.:, 1 ,..e'Am,.. fu' .'J ,wk fw.+f::-9: M2332 f S193-VD.-mm nggoe- , 302 -1-. f .... 7'7'-Iggy mfbr.,., .L-H t 2 p-1--v DO 1-1-v 1- 5 yq'-::5i1:5:DQQ.d:f:3 I ,. .JM-1i:. swag:- .fn glib ,QD 11:1 f 1 X ,M OPPORTUNITIE OF. A St 1 l'he necd for '1gricultur'1l products is greittr every dav 'is tht country becomes more thickly settled and the cities lIlC1'C'lSL in population. l'o mcet this need the farmer must farm more scientifically and produce more pro- ducts on the same amount of land. The time is here-practically speaking- when he can no longer acquire new land when the old wears out, as most of that adapted to farming is now under cultivation. lt is the purpose of this school to prepare the boys and girls to do this when they get out in life, to make life more pleasurable by teaching him, or her, how to manage, and how to make the farm home more beautiful and better equipped. NYhile it gives special training in vocational work, it by no means ne- glects the regular academic courses. All the essential ones are taught along with the vocational subjects. ln this way it not only prepares the student to better serve mankind and himself by teaching better farming methods, but to follow other occupations, if preferable, as any other high school does. In addition to the regular school courses open to the student, there are plenty of opportunities for student activities. There are: five literary so- cieties, all of which are doing good work: a good live Sunday School: Y. M. C. A. for boys: Y. XY. A. X ti. R. C. for girls, a good band: a good orches- tra, and special programs from time to time. rendered by the school under the supervision of the expression and music teachers. Realizing that the literary education and athletics go Uhand in handf' the necessary time is devoted to the different forms of athletics, a high moral standard being upheld throughout. Besides the physical training ob- tained in this kind of sport, there is the co-operative and self-control training that is equally important in future life if the student is success- fully coached. livery effort is put forth to help the student in all these XXXS ff fi A fl 1 1 1 Z A5 494 t1 ' 1 Z 7 f 9 fig 'Ze A Xt' '. S c vcn ew- J v Q ' 5, 4 i n ggkfalllwmixyi 7718 Mule Rldell ill l ,:fL4.l'3fwbl3 5 N M tv e N'1 ' S tx-ff 'e 'tt A gift Q THE MULE RIDER N y-1 47' 'fl' 'JQW1 px N f-Qgldliltgqw STAFF ' mf ml. ls fsiP52v 1- f is time by A I 11217116 ll 4 Q Q l X S E N Sq S 4 VI A te ' 9 i JQ. rag fi liclitor-in-Cliiei ,,,,.A,,, ' ' Business Mzuiagei' ,Y,Y,,,,,, ii: Advertising Manager ,,,,, i,,,,,e,.l3elto1i Klzilnch Q 7. , ,e,.,Carl XVallace it W Glenn 'l'urrentine - I Athletics ,.A,...,,.,Y,,,,.,...,, ,,..,,,... l Doyle Stewart U-.x gg, Agriculture Y,,,...ti,,,, Y..i.,,., Q 'liarles lienuett ' Home lfcuiioinics Y,,, , t,,,t,...,,......,,,, Ona Price ' A Fine Arts ....,,,......,,,,,,,,7,,,.,,.,7,,,,. ,,.,,i C 'liristine llendrix ,l Societies :mtl Orgzuiization t,...... ,.w...,,,, l iuclora Meeks ' 41 A Calendar ,,....,,.,,,,,,,..,,.,,.,,, ,,..,, l.ucille Kleaseles A I J. 1 Humor tt,.,, .,w.,. ,,....,,,,t,,,,,,,,,,,77,.,, ,i.,,,, N 2 1 ifla Ncmrthum ' Aw-1 ' ,xssis'1ifxN'1's 'Q Eclitor-in-tfliief tt,.,...,, ,t,....,,,,.,,,,,, ..,,,,t,,..,,,,,,,,w..,t l ' 'rnnces Hewitt 'Q A Business Manager ,,... ,, .,,,,,,,, Chester l.a-clbetter Advertising Mzuizigei ',t,,, ,,,,,,,..,,,,,,,,, L aku tirecn I 4 Athletics ,,,...,,.,,,,,, Agriculture ..t,,,,.,, 3 V llonie liccmomics ,M Fine Arts ...,..,,.... -.ji Societies zincl Orgaiiizati ' Lzilendar ,,e,,...,,,.,,i,,.,.,,,,, ,,,, , U Humor ,,,V,, tx S il , 3 15111259 X weft' E N , g10'l1111l1gQQ Eight OHS .,,i,,, ,,,.,,,.R21f'lllO1lCl Taylur Q. ' ,......flllioinas Cirahain - Stone 5'- ,.e,,,,,St1sie Tucker 'jx 'N .lfclwin lieitli ' L Oliver llickmzin ,nj re ark N N gsm . vl ' lwj' Q2 l li Pb, ' ,GY Ax G flg 5 ,.,,e,..,AX'alte1' Dailey D I A e Pe? ' - as f A532 X iN N Kff' ill N' m 'Q 7 X ' Q' X f '99 ff? Q5 SD ff! X ' X s Q gb, +4 qi? Ep 'r i ' Al R ix A f I :H 4- , x g ig? 59 All Q I E S lllZll la!! WM '0'04l9 44 N X' K ' A ' ff 3 .111 Q M, -.. I 753 Mule Rlder 7a29ixxQmxmxmxQ5Q ' 4 4 r 4 4 4 4 4 as 4 4 45 W 1 I in 'V 4 4 4 444 W 469 4 4 4 4 44 I' f ,rl T4 4 4 4 4 4 442 744 5 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 1 .14 1 'ZQ A1 'W y i I I 7 g 4 4 ! , 1: - Z 6 VA 4 Z 4 THE ,MULE RIDER STAFF 2 f Qflmxmmxm QXKw,x xxuxxxx S Qigxxxxxxxmxgg -Nine 1 l . 4 N A QA f4W,M,,Wi 5 me 1925 Mule Rider u, We ' Q 1 ff-10, 1 QQ . H j M 0 , s ' i -wr f gf! 3 N Q' Q Q is x X l HnmInmmn:mnmmnrgQLuU1u1r1i1ffg1gnmuI1'ggxrumnQjt1rm1111Igmuuggjllgluuirxngqiijigfiimrxuurmiulfiitumiiiixliixiiiiilifrm? fzI1rH1E1iri'55?g2 S x 5 xt N 5 4 ' X g Q . ig Q 7413 I '23 1 Q Q N 112512111221 VW111111' 1 Wi 3jQ L QQ' ' ,zafafgfg l X The Colleffe Classes ORDER or Boolis ' I. C II r Organizations Favorites Athletics VI. Humor St Advertisements xo: 51? X N N S at K E E 'ie 4 gf0'l0lll1ggQ G I E S ,,,Z,, K4jIfZMln0l0lf9 Ten X ii i-17 A x': ,':i i 7.x 7 ' - -Y l4' -f V 11 - 2 -ikg 5 fT , .,f:vf - -1+-f fi +1 X Ag ' THE CDLLEGE 771 1 NXS Ie. 1 b v 'WNV 925M l Rd xv wwf ..m, !vo. 8 'M C 1 Cl' V 7 I 1 93 i Z 244 52 52 14 my Z 4 'N ,m 2? ,.4..l.. ADMINISTRATION BUILDING ff WG 1 QXXAXXQ XXSX num. xxxxwmxx mN 5 5 s?xX4s1sxxNbx5sxxxT'f-5 fS xxilmxx XY' I x N f 4 ? I 3 Wx 59 gt, m w xx I E S Qvi xxxxxxxxxxg Lx QS VA if 5 5 N E QQ S 5 Q F? 75 GIRLS DORMITORY BOYS DORMITORY 5, 1 ,zazalzmgga 'x S E E x S x N S , 'X cb juni QD Cf' E.. CD E3 ro 1 SQ 'i 1 ii M be .ev X N x X ff' 3. f 5 5 N 'Q , 5 5 5 x ' , gflflnfflllg S ,,,,y,,1 fy! 11111l0lQ9 qfrf Aw! x XQXXXXXXS ff Z4 WJ 5 x ,v X ' ' xx :N 0 539 1704 -1- fcxjixxsxmxxxxmxig E' xx lgmxxxmmxxwrmxf'-3 F iw X an -'sw Xxy W xxxrbb. xbx XXX? Q A V ,A ' ii. XXX XXNKWSkX SXS- iQ? 93 I-:AG I K Q FACULTY HOUSES 4 NNN A .4 0-I A NWNMXXKSQXM AGGIE S 3,5 Thirteen I -,, k., 1 9 Ill ll 's l , Q -45 Q27 .L 't j X N IJ IZ' Qgswvzz 5 5 R is by C5 C5 r-1 l I'1 3: lg N E E N N 5 N S ia. WB In I AG OLI . St . CGLLEGE As a district agricultural school the Magnolia Agricultural School has had battles to fight. .Ns an Agricultural and Mechanical College all former battles and accomplishments pale into insignif- icance. XYe. as students, believe that our College is doing more for the education of boys and girls of Arkansas than any other State insti- tution. considering the money expended. XYe back up this belief by inviting comparisons by those who wish to investigate. lt is a dark picture that we see when we look forward to the opening of our next session when we will have to turn as many of our boys and girls away as we are able to take in, on account of inadequate dormitory and class-room facilities. Hut on the other hand, it will be a chal- lenge to the mothers and fathers of this district that will not go un- answered. 'l'herefore, in the birth of our AX. X M. College, we are earnestly asking the people of ,Xrkansas for a greater ,X. K M. College for the Southwest district, not to gratify anyones personal ambition, but to satisfy a very real and urgent need for our brothers and sis- ters in this district. We are firm believers that right will pre- yailfl and before our State legislators meet again, we as students of this school are going to see to it that our representatives are fully acquainted with his crying need. XVe are assured by the authorities of the School that although the making of the school into an JN. K M. College, with full rights and privileges which go with such an institution. will broaden its op- portunities as such. yet at the same time the high school course will not be neglected, but will be strengthened to the last possible de- gree. ,Ev Fourteen S N E N N S S N SS Cb E lx? Cf' if.. FD FU j O D... C'D 'i f Ibis '1 is ffm-if X? 45 WZ' 'hire- f I 1 l Z V .WW 1111 lgs 6 f x p , ,Q :xx 'VX i , , N 4 'I f f 9 f iz? 7 BOARD OF TRUSTEES V DR. W. B. DORMAN President Nashville N. C. MQCRARY Vice-President Ashdown K BONNIE DAVIS Secretary Magnolia O. H. SCANTLAND Bussey ti H. T. BROWN j Scott X A w e-Q , , f l1Q , .726 1925 Mule Rider eizismmxs-M5133 V 4 5 9 as tr Q2 Z Z 1 9 6 144 M 2 I I 1 'L 1 vos Q X5 4 Q XXX XXXS XX . WX xxxxxxmi G I E S P2AXxxxxxxwx? F Fifte WN 1416 Z1 rig-1' ef, J , IV N2-5190 I N X S S N Sixteen '-, FACULTY TO CHAS. A. OVERSTREET Honesty, his outstanding virtue, high princi- ple the rule of his life, aggressiveness his greatest practical assetfl These qualities combined with remarkable tactfulness and an ever present sense of justice make him the man of rare leadership that A he has proved himself to be. Dishonesty, in all who deal with him, quails before the powerful light of his discriminating mind. His enforcement of right principles is tinctured by no maudlin senti- mentality, but by the example of his life. He is making a clean light for the betterment of educa- tional opportunities for Arkansas boys and girls. This humble tribute, we, the students of the A. Sz M. College, of Magnolia, Arkansas, gladly give, and are united in saying, More power to him. K U 51? alma S 5 N 5 N E S N ws Cb F--I x9 IXJ U' S FD 5 CD 4 g5..s'!AQg- 1: Feiss ' if v l, Qf. l le X 4 f f 43 5 S Q e iv AGGIE s ,lI,7,lIJjIW ,,g,g J f V I X 'f ig r b w' .- w xgx VX f M 1 R'd 5 4-e,.5q,, M. M C 1 er Qxxxvsmxwxmxmsg 'Q . Q S XXX ' ,AD .K-'l YBQXXG- -1 J AK X xwa.-E4 ra mm. x x sm Q: Qgmm wmxx K Xx . 1 V 'x N CHAS. A. OVERSTREET Pres1dent f f f 9 5 Z XXXbx'w G I E S QQNXXXBNRXQE Seventeen .x MISS GANTT Registrar S x,, '5- siwfwfffffwiw me 1925 Mule Rider I-wv2 fQg?7ia-aw! I I 5 I F A C U L T Y X X 5 5 S 5 N .Z ll Kg. Zz! W ge-Q 'im., 1 fzafmwgqy K tv ye IZ! l 0 9 0.0 0,0 W. H. HERNDON Secretary Q Q 0 - 0,4 4.4 0.4 MISS NELSON Home Economics W. F. BURNS Mathematics b o o Q 0.4 no 0.0 MISS FONTAINE English Q Q o 0,0 :Oo 0,0 MR GQRAHAM Agronomy 'db UN YA S I X r s I I w I L ' ' I 0l0lllf,,,f1 G0 10211100 Sf- is AGGIE S f1'M'Hffff 'AW ,w MRS. GREEN XXNX'S bylaw' U8 Mule RICICI' X N Music A 25.22 A 9 , s f X Q . ' xx 4 f N X Y ' AWK' qv gag ': 1- 'A is F A C U L T Y x ss, 19 YI YI 1? 45 4 4 4 4 264 QQ 144 f 4 4 f 4 f 46 59 AY '4 ! 4 1 E. L. WATSQN ' Agricultural Engineering 4 0 5,0 0.0 9.0 R. F. WHEELER Poultry 0 0,0 H. D. SHIFLETT Animal Husbandry G. G. MARTEL Science 8z Director of Orches- tfa MISS STEVENS Expression 5 xxsxxxremssx J 'P W QA 64 ' 4 4 9 4 4 4 .LQ 'Za xxxsmxwmmxig ,AS- 4 x N XXX X W NX I I 4 4 . 4 4 I 4 .. 2-'D 'V Qflmxmxxxmxgiikx XXKQXXXX G I E S QQXNXNXXNXXKQQ Nineteen w 1 I , X UR SF A MARK BISHOP Economics N M 'N 6 vi ex , Qgfglglggfljws 7719 1925 Mule Ruler M A was Q Q S F A c U L T Y S A S 'N if EZ N N S 53 Sir Q x Q x x N 'Q 4 i M1 MISS McCLURE Home Economics I. W. HOLMES xNW X Q : V15 SS N S N S ii xl?Q4 M 9 N xqm I S Q N 5 S is in x Education :N F i C. L. CARY Horticulture i X JD ' KW'- MF MISS DEAN Sv S Home Economics SQ N S N x 5 , Q x, N N ' S SAGE McLEAN S S Science 8: Athletics X x Q N M , 5 A A A B AGGIE S ff wwffM,,Mm Twenty K M Suu . .i,,i.... ui-- A, x , QS CD S FD P-' CD 1 f 2 2 Z 4 Z S 2:2 47 '11 Aix 13. ip 5 WG? :P ...A O C U1 C L- D' VP H X '-C UQJ YI 1 x b'RQiX BX ,, J 6 4 4 262 144 fi ff 4 4 I S rl MRS. NELSON Dean of Women H. F. SPICER Engineer MRS. NEWBERG Nurse , J. E. BUSSEY, Steward MRS. BUSSEY Dletetxan XQXXXXXXS nf' ff A WhR k53-XXX .mg 'QQ 'g Sa J QQ Kin Sm KE f 1 XKSQRX XX n O X XXX 6 . . 7 Z I A an x xv ex fi Qf3mxxxxxxm.xSlKwX xxmxx S QQAXXXXXXXXXXYQ Twenty-one Y A VN X S x N I 1' ill-f . v IZ! .lZl ZZ' Eepartments ,I A mu ff f 0111 l WZIIIIIZZOQ S E N 5 CD p.-4 C U1 2 rn i n D.. CD -4 Sl 5 .gb M wig - 455' 5 11z00 'Q 5 SH M A 'YQ V 56 O ' Y xg. a' 4 f 1 R A 'K L 5 we If ' ' ' ' swwfffzs AGGIE S ff MW Mffffwv Twenty-two s 2- 5 I 1 CD S FD P 3 A 5 f Z 7 7 6 .3 it 1-1 'f 743 4 Y M. gs 0-5 'ff s' ? lf S 5 pi M9 Cf' .r Q- .J 1: f 12 X N image Ya 2-Rss, X XXX Ss 1.2 9 ' xm ml' I XX S D x f VOCATIO AL DEPAR1 ME TS A y new and worthy cause which has for it: aim the clianging of the old order of things to establish a new order of things requires a sacri- fice o11 the part of some one in its birth and valiant souls to fight its bat- tles for it until it has reached a stage of self-evident worth. There are many clark corners of our broad land in which the study of scientific agriculture as Z1 branch of education has not come into its ow11. ln such places, the struggle to give boys and girls a chance at this most important education- al pursuit. may be said to be a cause for which honest men and women, who have seen far enough into the future to have caught the vision, are willing' to battle. Yocational Education is indeed yet a comparatively new concept of education in this enlightened land of ours. ln some sections of the coun- try. it is true. it is beginning to be appreciated at its true worth, but in our Sum1y Southland it has resulted in the production of only a handful of men and women who cannot fill the huge demands made upon them to carry the gospel of Scientific Agricultural liducation to the more remote dis- tricts. Most of our men and women who are trained in the science of agri- culture and tl1e arts of home making are in demand as teachers and mis- sionaries of this new 'fcause . 1 The country, in its rapid strides. in which new things so quickly be- come old. will always need teachers and leaders to point out the way for so many who must follow and profit by the right kind of leadership. The Yocational Department of the A. X M. College of the Third Dis- trict are ever striving' to keep constantly before them the purpose for which the School was established and will zealously guard it, that it he not diverted into other channels by those who may discredit its growing' im- portance. through sheer lack of visio11. Vve are cver prayerful that if self- ishness must be a part of our motive in reaching our goal, to let that self- ishness be of a brand that will build up vocational education so that the time will come in our Southland, in the language of llcnry XY. Grady: XX'hen every farmer in tl1e South shall eat bread from his own fields and m 'Lt from his own Vl9lIl11'CS 'llli disturbed bv no creditor 'md enslaved by i1o debt sh 1ll sit 1m1d his teeming gardens and oithaids 1nd ymey 'uds and cl uiies 1nd lJ'i1llX'11ClS pittlung his crops m his own wisdom and crow ing them in independence mal ing cotton his clear surplus 'md selling lt in ns oun time inc in ns t 1osen mul et and not at Us 111'lstL1 s bic c ine Getting, his pix in L tsi and not in 1 lecei mtcc moitgtge th 1t dischug s s dcbt but does not icstoic his ec om tl n sh be b li go thc vision thcit tm Je no 11001 ss 'llc cu mini ion o ns cicim yvi fl e the consecrated liy es of Southcin men and yvomen boys and girls who are strong 1UC1'ltlllN irtlly '1 l pl'1XSlLlllX sell s'1LllllL 1 'ind equippef to tight the battles of life Such is the spirit yxhith imbucs the scholastic vxorlc of tht X outtional Dcputments ot this School . n-' Tzventy-tlzrce xNx xwsxv A TC I 'Q is AI, f I Z f 447 as 9 1 Z i 4 7 1 1,4 W 6 W! 2 7 gifs 319. 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Q a 2 1 fi 4 Z Z 26: 4 if 445 f 2 Z K Ze ff my 7 1 r f in 1 rl Af' ff 1 I 71 ,mp .mi VBA -Q i , if q xXXXxxxQ xx m? .X5xg gyxg'4 xvax NrmxNm.X mxQ glam x f 5 I f J .3 7 C5 C5 1--4 ITI CD 'i Sf? 3' 4 9 7 iallb Www gr 3 N N Sv, I v 4 fix W2 N 1 v ff QA f ZQIZ 55 yy!! 4 if Sgfdfwwfwfwfiki 7718 MMiC Rider A N -T 4 llflb' MILKING SQUAD EARNING AND LEARNING It has been the policy of the College to lend desery- ing boys and girls one or two cows from the dairy herd, so long these lasted, and to permit other students to '9 bring profitable cows and milk them at the dairy barn. Each cow is charged with the feed she consumes and the profit goes to the boy or girl who milks her. Most of IE these boys and girls have been making their board the N past year by so doing. Considerable fortitude and energy are required to enable a young man or a young lady to go to the dairy barn three times a day and milk a cowg however, that kind of a boy or ffirl will succeed in edu- cating himself or herself and will develop into the men and women who prosper in this world. S S H R N 1155 0l0lllfLQ Twenty-six 1 4 rx rdf, I A N l N N N gb kv EA 45- x S ll QF Yu? V Aww v L5 is ff lg AG G I E S lllll Ziff Zffvfgfblw X 4 5 KX X 4 771 1925M eR er AGGIE Xi gk Cb S n j 0 D.. 'Nb g K 4 4 I 4 4 1 4' lg XXNBS. XNYXXSXQ. K 4 4 K 4 NY, 559 I 4 4 I 4 'ZW My ge- E-AX - , X' :S NKx' XNig Jxxmx xxxx1m.x mww Q E. S E X If I N xx QN QE 'FI' sg,fbwwfwW52w me 1925 Mule Rider 3 S S S ? + X N I IIIYID' IZ X N N 1 VN P gff- IZ! llYl x N F r 0 VN X 1 Q b N K5 , 44 glllllllllffie? S llll0lll A41 Zflflllllms Twenty-eight 'E' f me igixxsxmxxxxmxizg Z 6 ? I Z 11' I gs 'fxax 'f - Egx 'S SgxNhmwmwmxxxiS 4' xxxwxxx xxs'sSQ 5 xxmx xxxxsmxx mxxQ 1 x X X WMY XX 9 AGGIES Tfwefnty-nine Sf5f,Q0HH1f1W13YZ5 7718 Mule Rldel' ..m1Q .,pa4 -Qgfwglg W Y Q S Q N Q x x 2 x S S N N Y 1, NX E 515 01157 011 jh5'Lfg Z'Qv11!5 ,QA .s Q Q 7 rf- SQ' m 11 11145 Qgsvuzz lyllpvy S S S ms. V5 C5 C5 il ITI CD E55 435 5 N 5 5 N Q 5 5 Q 5 Sa WF' Thirty 45 v o l . ' MY' t li 1 . 5M1Rf1 S .ps.!1g- ilbf , 8 'M C I Cl' Vaxxmwmxxxxxxdjgg Q v 7 a 4 f HO IE ECO O IC DEPARTME T 7 Q Motto: Learn to do, by doing 6 ! Fverv lfirl should be interested in the subject of Home liconomics. I, ,lf , . . ' Z' . . ,. f md Flhis is an age when everyone must be prepared tor some vocation. lhe ag ggz home is the foundation of civilization, and in order to keep it up to the Av A' high standard set for it. the homemaker must be prepared to advance with 'V the rest of the world. Z The subject of Home Economics takes in the study of food, shelter, , and clothing, viewed from the standpoint of hygiene, economics, and art. f The ,course in this school not only takes up the selection, care, and f preparation of food, but also the making of menus, the problems of serving. and the problem of planning a well-balanced diet which will be economical. ! The making ol proper clothing which is suited to the individual in regard , . . . ,. . . 1 to line, color, and harmony is emphasized. lhe study of designs and their if applications is made very interesting' by the making of practical problems. sb? ,X course in household decoration is given that will solve many problems f of the future housewives. 0 c' Q 'f K HOME EC. SCRAPS 2 X The occupation of each class: I Fresh.: Ripping out seams. ! Soph.: Cutting textile samples f -lunior: XYorking' problems. 4 Senior: Going' to town. 6 l Lillian :+You certainly eat well. U4 Monnie:-l ought tog I have practiced long enough. 'LQ 4J O O o ap Miss Dean:-fX'ada Hell, how much did von take ui in vonr seams? NY . l . 0' Yada l3ell:iNot any. i Miss Dean:-Oh, yes you did. gi Z Yada llell:-I didn't know it. 1 did it accidentally. 6 X O O O 9 ,f'Xfter the banquet, tiladys Owen brought her room-mate some mints. 4 Inez, upon seeing them, exclaimed, CJh. is that some of the brick ice f f, cream we had at the banquet . g t ' . O O O . . . 9 ' Miss Nelson lln the ,Xrt Labratoryp i-1X ou certainly have a loquacious 4 class. I f Miss Dean :-Yes, they worry me almost to death talking so much. Z 4 . QXX 3 xgxxxg, x5l3 S Pglkxxxxxwxv X Thirty-one N 15 xx 0,91 QWWVWWEEMS 7716 1925 Mule Ruler M4 W N S s S x Q x N S Q Sm QA Sa? S 5 x E , X Q . , X N xx X M Q L:,: N Q X +5 N 4 AGGIE S Qffffwfvwffpwwflffvzii Thirty-t 4 x y H d xfx N N QW l o ' .4 V Y 'E' M' i'-s.!2! i'0f1- Mule Rlder Qxfxmsmxxwxwxdgg V N ' Qi f K 7 K 9 I 535 Wk V 5x.N1 s xXX'4-3 fe- xwmaxx Xb' V 1 'Q ES XXXXSS 2, 1 Q ANQX E xxxxxxmxQ YxWXS G I E S fgwxxxxxwxgg Thirty-three 4 1 fy W !fA gl xN X t N 5 N X I lk tl? N X i y S S N ,N N11- HO E ECGNOIVIIC CRAP Freshman: Does Miss Meflnre mt properlyf fenior: Why sure. 'iyi ' Ifreshman: I heard the other clay that she nibbled her food. O O O Oagle Cas she came hurring into elass about five minutes latej 3 XYhat are we flowing to took today? Ada Mae: The reeipe on page 49 O O O Iilby Dalton tin Soph. Seieneej: Miss Nelson, come here quick. Miss Nelson: XX'ell, Iilby, what's your trouble Elby: Tell me what I can do to slow down this bread. It surely must be rising at the rate of sixty miles per hour! O O O Mr. McLean Qto the basket ball girlsj: Say, girls, if you cook anything in class you eannot eat without breaking training, just bring it to me. I would be glad to help you on in that way. Miss Nelson: Girls, l don't want you to ask me when you are going to cook, for when l get ready I will tell yon. You must learn to work these problems firstf, Lois llewitt Qseveral weeks laterj : Miss Nelson, I am afraid to ask you, but I do wish l knew when we are going to cook. O O O lda: l've lived on vegetables for two weeks. Bettie: 'l'hat's nothingg l've lived on earth for twenty yearsf, O O O Doctor: Have you taken every precaution to prevent spread of con- tagion in the dormitoryiu Mr. Qverstreet: t'4Xbsolutely, Doctor, l've even bought a sanitary cup, and thev all drink from it. ' Q 0 O Extracts from Exam. Papers Yoneille Black: A silkworm spins a thread three times as long as XYashington's monument. O O O Opal Norwood: I leeeed wool is wool which is removed fron: a liva sheep by a chemical proeess O Clovis Burns: mlfhe ehroina of eolor is its density Clara Stevens: If the oven is not hot enoucfh when the cake is nut in, it will 'sit' and sob S?- Q N N , N A E a y 2 N . Ni' , 5 f '0 1 cu z P-A QD sa 1' CII S. 2 no s 2 jd l cn.. FD ! affix ' if N2 4? I .W p at Q N I iN IQ' L43 f .Z f L5 i O O s 1 ' I fr lf: AGGIE S wfffwfwff' awww Thirty-four 'Q , . A 7 ,5f,, ,l1lp, Mule Rldel' Vcyimsxmxmxmxdgg V 5 3 4 4 Q 7 5 ? 3 ? 7 4 LV 17 COLLEGE CHEMISTRY LABORATORY CLASS IN ORGANIC CHEMISTRY ' Gladys Gulley 5 J 2 4 gl: W lf Z I Q Z il n XYalter Dailcy Charlcs Spicer an .lf If IZ Tom Dodson Roy Iiocmth I 4 Clay Ross Claud Hughes Cl u le NX all x Jfi f X min 893.558 QQ.. mmmmxx 7 ,I Z 9 Z 2 6 I Z Z I ,Q T If . ' C3 C5 P-4 lT1 CD 55? f 4 2 9 ,al Q2 ' 1 2 5 I 5 M ffl sqr 69? 1 I xsms. xxxxwmx m 05 I X .159 'S E Q S E N E . 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Q no zifisia 5 29 2',,?7Q,E X :E fs 3EV3 fm QC. -A E -'f-f Cc4 P-33 YZ' -:Emi-1:1 S :: YTFECPFJ M f ,ww ywlaqfgis Qi. 15 ...Q O C51 D.. - Q ,fits ,gt fi QE' Z! I if 71 , l IZ ll I ITERARY DEPARTMENT The citadel of all education is built on a literary foundation. lt matters not what calling one would follow, whether general or technical. a prere- quisite is a general high school training. -X merchant without it would feel embarrassed: a lawyer without it would probably have to close up his of- ficeg a doctor without it might be dangerous: a farmer without it probably could raise cotton, corn, and pigs, but he would fall far short of the full measure of the joy of living. Agriculture is the Mistress of all callings, but he who would court and win her favor, must come bearing the impress of intelligence, and pos- sessing those qualities of mind and character that are the product of a close and earnest association with literary subjects. He must lay at hcr feet the rich treasurers of History, Literature, Science, and Mathematics. The legislators of the past acted wisely in providing these .Xgricultural schools where high school training and technical training could go hand in hand and be available to the farmers' children everywhere. The heads of these schools have planned wisely, in that the curriculum measures up to the standard of the best high schools in the State, and at the same time meets the requirements of real agricultural schools. Knowledge of Agriculture, Horticulture, .Xnimal Husbandry. Dairy- ing. Poultry, Shop. Motor Mechanics, and Domestic Science and Art is a necessary requirement in the successful operation of the farm: and these balanced with the knowledge of History, Science, English, and Blathe- matics, fill farm life with a joy and pleasure that can not be found else- where. 'bv 4-F Thirty-six - l :iv 'Z Uk, J s Q RN ff 3 S 'QS g . Nl? S X S X ,S ll G ig 1 x p., ' 1 by c 'X f I mn' x ,r.s11, 1M1n. 3 'IA C 1 Cl' fcfxmmwswswdfg 7 1 1 1 1 MUSIC AND EXPRESSION 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 f lt becomes increasingly necessary that the public demand of America f 3 for ,Xrt be recognized. 511 Truly music might be said to be the foundation upon which every ?.Q xvliolesome home group is founded, while people draw their portraits with 4' the words they utter. Not only do man's words portray his character, but . S :A x gjb Ney-9l? iR Elie' Up 1? .X k iX'NX 'X ,Xxx 'J 5 P his every act expresses the impulses of his innermost being. Music and expression go hand i11 hand, for expression is the linking of Perfect music into noble words' a11d coupling' them both inseparably with noble thoughts, and music expresses the exquisite emotions of the soul. The purpose of these two departments is to train the student to be more expressive i11 body and mind, to develop personality and poise, and to develop to the highest standards the talents of those students who are in- terested in these arts. Anderson, Ruth Bennett, Charles Bond, Nell Burns, Clovis Burns, Cilenda Burrus, Upal Davis, Trebie Earl, Grace Ford, Eudora Bond, Nell Burns flenda Broun Nlmme BIOWI1 l ula Clemens IiCl1'1l1'1 Dans Nlae D1y1s 'l icbie Doss Qpal ls a in I ola C ullu C at N s ll 1ltom Marie 111s ss Harris XX ilm 1 Expression Students liay, Docia Ciulley, Gladys Hendrix, Christine Hesterly, Irene Hesterly, Gertrude Herndon, Xie H ewitt, Frances Hewitt, Lois Kemp, l.illian Music Students ,JJ Q1 ' . fx T . ' 1 p . ,113 y ig: f i ' S, ' C 1 s, ' 1 9 2 Q, 1 1 . ' s , lit 6 . 1.11131 , '1is1i1L-1- Q k' , . . A ' ' ' Fontaine, NVillie Parsley, Myrth Z Q 11- 15- 1161--, li 1 V, . ', I J , f Ha . l,-le, 1 ' , Y' V 4 . ' , i' 1 l'u'i Yfca Bell 4 gb Qt Q5 Q,Amxmxx Xwm xxmxxx McClure, Bob Northum, Naida Parsley, ploy Quarles, Lillian Shull, Ida Thomas, Marie Hard, Gladys Xliilliams, Ruby XXiOI'tl1l11g'EOl1, .-Xrdis if Q I 1 1 1 1 1 11 71? 1 1 1 1 1 au Hendrix, Christine Rogers, Muriel E' llearon Qvbil Rowe, Nita QI llollm shead Xnnie MaeScantland, l-ois Qna Holmes lrantes Stevens, Clara Hughe Flhelma Taylor, Qtha I Hutehin on I 1 h Thomas, Lauring 6 lxnight Hazel Thomas, Marie l Turrentine. tilenn Nliddlebioolxs l'heo Waller, Auburn Q XVatkins, Pearl f 1116 Hol mc XYatliins, Myrtle 4 learee lxuth Wheeler, Kathleen 9' l cdlgo XX innie XYilliams, Ruby 4 1 fox 'll XVOrthington, Ardis 5 Z my 3 S Qaikxxxxxxxxvg Thirty-seven WN WX S W 4 ox , ' W ! A Sgfdfullfliaigjf 728 MMIC Rldel' .f lmkl azff W 3 S 3 N R N 5 5 azyawi ffm' 'Q 'YA if 5 N N N E ik Sw My SL S X x S15 :Fx QS Nx ,S YW gm. F? Bw Qs , S+ 5 x N 5 A Q Q N N S Top, Girls' Quartet. Bottom, Music and Yuicc Students. X N S AGGIES ww f ww Thirty-eight Xf X ' 'fr me Mule Rlder iifammu-.Maggy 5 Z f 2 4 f Z Z f f M fd QQ my LV If 5 4 4 5 W 66 f 3 9 , I 2 I 4 + 4 5 7 we 'ZQ i Z , ' i Q E Q V h 5 f , V ' 2. ' ' if ,4 4 Q l. alig ti' 4, 5 g Z J, BOYAS 842 GIRLS GLEE CLUB 4 -QT g Z 2 22 is Q53 x QN X xxx G I E S Qgsxxxxxxmxvig Thirty-alinc' J 1 bf N W A N a l lliyl' 4 -er 'Q Sa S N N N ii ex' QQ V2 N I 1 Ill V ! lifigzf Ill l V S S A .- 6 z cu ' ' C5 I-I W i E A lg I Q , E , R N Q E I S 5 N S .ia 2143? 00 f Forty I its CELLO Frances Holmes DRUMS Elmer Taylor TROMBONFS Glen Turrentinc Curtis XYalker CORNETQ I1l Lancaster D 9 Collins URCHESTRA DIRECTOR : Glen Martel PIANO Christine Hendrix FIRST YIOLINS Nell Bond Trebie Davis Marie Halton Dearl Morrison Gladys Gulley QFCOND VIOLINS Opal Buirus Hazel Arnold Bess Harris Eudora Ford CLARINETS Oliver Hickman Harry Eubanks ALTO HORN 'Henry Frasher TUBA Edwin Keith QAXAIJHONF, Tom Dodson 'Q 5 S N Q S S Q CD 2 FD P' FD 'W x S 1 F? I Q 3211105523 N 5 F CD U1 D.. QQ T .,.. gig. 4 , -v X IN 4'6- a t x 5 N ll 422 1 YI 'Xl S X . XE eff Zi 4 6 4 261 my Mi W 144 4, xv. xi? X J DRUMS Elmer Taylor TROMBONES Glen Turrentine Gerald May Charlie Hanna SAXAPHONE Tom Dodson BAND DIRECTOR: Glen B HORNS Henry Frasller Howard Hanna Dcward Silvey TUBAS Corbin Owen Edwin Keith lartel CLARINETS Oliver Hickman Harry Eubanks CORNETS lrl Lancaster Bill Scott Edward XYatson D. S. Collins I CD 2 FD F'- CD -1 Z 2 6 2 Z 4 A ! it fkmwmxxs A xSw4Q ' 5 li T 'ff C Cf' CZ.. VP f 12 WJ f f I Q 1 1 2 r W tg 4 4 2 7 I 9 .ig 'Z-Q E' QW '-Bei' QXS XNRNX XXXXWSX N .4 A al Yi Q5 fix 55 Q,5mnm. ' lkwx xxmxxx SQ G I E S Qglxxxxxxxmxxgg f f- X f X Forty-one ,, uf V NM ' IJ Ml ,051-I ,D Ba. A l oreclw i'X1'tists. IZ ihv NX SF A MAGNOLIA A Sr IVI CULLEGE ORCHESTRA AND EINTEIYI AINERS FIVE BIG ACTS Quartet, with readings, solos, etc. Xl are li ITINERARY College Auclitoriuni QZIVIWI-f 3QD 728 Mule Rider . 20 Piece Coneert Orchestra. Clever One Act Play, f'NYhen 'Love llareh M arch Blevins Nashville ls Young. Mareh Mineral Springs A -lubilee Singing Coinpany of Col- March ,.VV YYYVVVYYVVV.VVV.,VV A 5Sl'1ClOWl1 ll arch Hambone's jazz Band. llaynesville, I-a. gi 519 S - 21 - t. ATYQES' IX 0 A if 1 N r N xi I ll xN -Q 'N Mqqwwl JWAWZ Mia? Q QM Q Q g 2 22 ' '-1 :+I CZ Q ,w A: ,FD -54 -.,-- g fa -:-wH.'urr,' vi gil-T QQEWQEJQF5 '03 ,eggs-5 fb-5-:mrsimi ' -..,,f:r::M -' Jr Vase A-A N229 JW-fr: iii,-4 if-D 'S -' V 5-gf'-4Z.f-P A mf?-'S'l'7'fD ' ,-.X-2' , fs.. O , I:e:mQQ iizfiligr vA:h ai- 25's Q f Qifeefff 4355 52'-manga Q, H-4fDEf 'ZA l5AE'EIgL 522.2 ,E'Q,f5 O ' ' wlzs ERTMSWQ f-4-JrD- A ,-'j.J. '. rl'-l 'EQQS -2Q:5:EA f-- f-r 5-D.ij..Y ..f.N, cn v'4::. ?QfQsf'f+-5- P-ifbi-1 A ,vi-.-1-'L -...C -,d,: ,Q Y QFH Gigs 71, r Kb ZA 3'-37M -w. 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Signor llartinelli ancl his llroaclway orchestra play X'alse lfgvptiann. 1X in When the Piper of l.ove Ilegins to I'l'u 'l sz Penrocl, lXIarjorie aml Mitehv-lXIiteh.'l A chip oil the olcl block ancl just as big' a fool as If, 41 if Forty-two She may be what I neecl, but I'll be clarnecl if she is what I want. Oh, l've lovecl him about 5 minutes, I guess. QM 4 e 1925 Mule Rider eizixxfsxxxxxxmxmqw 19. I X ww A X. D.. -h - A 'fix P wx S 4 1 1 M J vi Q' QE H 'tw' ' r X .,. .- A gm ff I 1 i 1 Q all Forty-three I 4 4 2 7 4 6 15 Z1 I I 95. XSQRRQ L ?Sa NE' Fmxsmxwzs1swmxxT'3 - V ff mill kv XY' K 4 Jxmmx xxxxwn.x .mxQV o Q ? W K P Z 2 3. 6 CU C5 P11 IT! CD SY? 7 4 6 3 1 LN go N N S x x N R34 Sw Rv N 'X N Y Q N Z 4? wif K I Mwzalfazfgfl Q E E N N S S N EF CD M9 Ix.J U1 5. FD E? 5-E' 'i is? 5 Q M .Sv 1 at Q 65 N N N I0- A113 1? 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Secrctary ,.,,..,,..... lI1sto1'iz111 ,, XIc1tlo Lolm mx c ROLL 11 1 111 Iiont 11116 XX1ll1e X 1111l1l Ilwel Puuth ox 111111 NIIIIIIIC ou Imett lettx nmimcl lux Ll In L auf I ICN XX ltcl 11 tn I1l'lllCl NY:1l1cr Dailey Claml I-ILIQIIQS Cllaflys llullcy Tom Do1lsu11 I u '1 I'I'l1i1 kj 11111 'lllfl or lD1ftod1l Pe'11u lx11tl1 Ijuutm X 'Ich Bell Ixow l'1x Hmm Lhdrlu rl IIIIN Clacxb Dml IIINOII X0111 lx 11111 I 111111 A I7 f I 6 I 3, W0 424 M ' f 9 Z 4 7 7 4 17 fa fi E' 35 3 D Q2 mmm xxxxwmxxm L ,,,, ..,,A. , In I 'V lll., 11-M . G ll 91 lfl '1' .,l,,,,,,,.,l. .... . z ' g 1' , C: D1 15111, 'I' JI 1 '1 -, ' VJ . R -' ' Z- . H l 'M -'. I1 c ' IZ' '1,1' ' I., if , 2 -' ' C. Llollins, IJ. S. liulley. Ihlaclys Shull. Ida C11 ' , I zhey II g I I f' I' ' Da'l 'zl -' s 'S ,' 1 li'- 'cl 5 . .' . 'e , .' 1. b xxsmX xxxxXxx 1 I E S QLXmxmxxxx?6 f.,x mty fiz e Z f? as YA N 1 ' I If gl N N N Qs Sn Si Q N 0- 'S 5 Q, GLADYS GULLEY Chidester All precious jewels a1'e wrapped in small packages. OOO' WALTER DAILY Emerson In Doc you will find wisdom, cour- age, and an illimitable capacity for faith in his fellow-men. He is one of our most stately ancient philosophers. OOO- RUTH PEARCE Magnolia Says he: 'tYour eyes present me with a double cloubtingp for viewing both alike hardly my mind supposes whether the roses be your lips, or your lips the roses. OOO CLAUD HUGHES Mineral Chemistry is his specialtyg keeping watch at night his occupation-a sub- stantial tiibesman who is mastei and commandei of all he undertakes WZ 'ills-N lv 1 S2 's S 0 E S S N G ky? U' ws F. 5? pid C NJ V' C51 5. I-Tj CD PU EL 2 G L ii- Q Q N S ,u . I, I X N 5 5 5 I N N ri- i 326 51010111155 G I E S 11111111 l,WIM'ZlllllllIgliS Forty-six w, , 6. f N -A.x x SN A . 'aidixvsxmxmxmxilgg C O L L E G E LILLIAN KEMP Ponchiatoula, La. Then be not coy, but use your timeg and while you may go marryg For having but once your prime, you may forever tarry. OOO CLAY ROSS Gillham In school during the week, inter- mingled with frequent visits bo town. is his idea of how the world should go iound and round. OOC TOM DODSON Magnolia Nature blended a musical talent, a love for the ladies, and a ceaseless flow of argument with the profes- sors, and made Tom. OOO HAZEL ARNOLD Hope Wears her learning like a watch in a piivate pocketg does not pull it out to show that she has it. Qgxwm wmv N XX 'XXXEXQ XX n 7 I xmyg Qxwmx xxxxxmm C5 C5 I-4 IT! CD Q 4 Z I gn eg . Forty-seven F2 ? 3 I f f 50 rf' 1 I I N '9- 5 C o L L E G E S S 5 5 N I '01 xyx A ewwme 4 'I NONA DICKINSON Horatio Gather ye rose buds While ye mayg Old Time is still a-flying. N N, :iv Y gl 5 Q O O O is ROY BOOTH Village N ky, He is long enough that his legs will REQ reach from his body to the ground QQ I with perfect ease. An Ace in philo- sophy, wit, and humor- 9 I 5 O O O N H R S IDA SHULL Horatio Q There are many joys that come Q from Friendship, Love, and Liberty. l X 1 M hm 0- 5,3 0 0 0 gh lx Q Ex X HARVEY CRAWFORD, Gilmer Texas S Our representative of the Lone Star X State. The wonderful Arkansas X scenery has blurred his vision. X 1 I 17a-. e gm '? lflia ' to W' 'if gffnfmapa S my fmufmlnlg Forty-eight x 9 l9 AQ YZ 1925M D. S. COLLINS Magnolia Again Nature hath gone astrayg S: 5? fa Cb 2 fb F f'D 'W 3 9 9 9 f 9 9 9 f 9 Qkmmm mxxvigv A 5 ' I J 1 gil, 'l'X Q9 ' I my x -9- . - 4' 7 9 9 C o L L E G E 9 9 9 9 Wav and produced a strange creature im her day. OOO MINNIE LOU BROWN Magnolia Yea, verily, she rideth to school in a Ford, and her attendance is regular. OOO VADA BELL PURIFOY Chidester All women who are the most con- spicuous to the eye a1'e not the great- est in statue. I f 1 SKS XX s QB.. 3 -1: 9 39 2:1 S UFS Z as 5 4 0 rv E Z Q O of 21 3 5 JZ 9+ E ?'l 97 7 f 9 , 9 'ZW Nw Qhgjmxxxxxmnmm Nmyxg q xx .mi 'ffa Q- Q 5 g x Rx XXX g Forty-nine 'S Q is E Q l , s N if N 5 E I Fifty x ' ShW'Vll'ffW5'x D 7716 MMiC Rider 'I 21 p Y ll! rf' 'KVA C 0 if QM' ' A A -X . l IZ lI Q lI 1bZ11 W gui!! ' I ll IILQN is Nxn ag, iJ GLADYS TULLIS Magnolia Let your hook be always castg where you least clxeam, theie will be fish in the stream. 'Q Nl f ' Q i T JBL. L L E G E OOO Magnolia Music, air T1 es, cross-word puzzles, and his inexhaustable volume of phil- osophizal fact has made him a great man in a small wardrobe. C' O- 0' BETTY GARRETT Ashdown Well vei sed is she in the ways of the worldg no man can lead her asuncler. OOO CHARLES SPICER Magnolia He majors in physical training and botany. Radioing' is his recreation. No doubt he will live 'till he dies. OOO WILLIE FONTAINE Magnolia What martial music is to marching men should song be to humanity. KNO picturej Rfk W if N 5113 ' x N 5 N , x hr as ' SS AGGIE S Qffffffff fwfwffffffa AD 'W 95 9 9 9 96: my W f 1 99, 99 6 1 im J gm, ,I A Qidixxxmxmxxxxilg 9 1 9 9 f f I f J Q 9 I I I I 9 it-9 A 1 C LLIZGE 9 EIQY fp 2 , 1 wi . 9 .X XXYXXYQX A 5 I fl V 9 9 9 9 59 99' ix? 9 9 9 f 1 Le '99 xxxxwm.x .mxv ll Z Q I ' 9 ,Q Q :ab Q1 QD P3XXxxxmxxxxg3 ggmxxxxxmxs wx xxaxxxxgdgg fgg ,xg Fi f t y-one 4.g ,, , ,, S 6 llI 17 271' A ,ha f fi' SENIOR CLASS HI TORY SOE 4 Mgglkllll 0 728 Mule Rider .f l S S X S xx 1 7 x N gr N S N N '- 4 Sk l H N E all bn At last. we, the elass of 25. have reached the goal toward which we have been striving for the past four years. We realize that we must now set for ourselves another goal and work valiantly toward it if we are to keep up to the standard that has been ever kept before us. We are grieved when we look around us and see the reduetion from our roll of sixty freshmen. Some have en- tirely dropped out, while others have gone on to other scheols. Part of the vacancies thus made have been filled by boys and girls who have Hstuckll. Some have been with us only a year, but now we feel that we are all one big family which will soon have to part and go our way separ- ately. The benefits which we have received during the time spent here have not all been mental, but moral and spirit- ual as well. The members of our class have always been willing and faithful workers in the Sunday School, the Y. M. C. A., and the Girls' Reserve Club. The social part of our lives has not been neglected. Entertainments and soeials have been enjoyed by all. and the help derived from the literary societies has been very great. wh 6 Now, as we near the close of the year, we know that gh lss we are better equipped to face life's battles, no matter X where they may be fought. We will leave thankful that El N we have had the privilege of associating with our teaelr Q ers and our fellow students. if .N N N Q S S S S v B In Ki If ' . 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A, Iivie Stone 4 Poet .,.,,,.,,,......,...5.,.........,.,.,,,,,, .,,,.,,,,,,,,,,.,, Q 4l11'isti11Q l'le11cl1'ix 6 3 Sponsor .........,...,...,...,...,,..,,Y,,,,,,..,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, If. If. fi1'2lh2l111 f f Motto: Not only to exist, but to uccoluplisll some-thing 5 4 ' Colors: Green :md XYhite 5 lfloxvcri Mawuolizl f 4 Z5 f QE X aw Q'3mxmxxxx i yi xxsxxxxx Q 'HXXXXXXNXXW A 57-EA f X X l 1'fty-fhreo S S g s S M N L A l S 3101111111 Xi 'N N IZ Il Il 4 Q 15W 411 , , n Z1 1145? 0- it 1. x Ill- 53 llr Fifty-four 13 Valedictorian of class. O O O DELTONQMALUCH Emerson Captain Basketball team, '23, May King, Juni-or Class, '23-'24, Assistant Business Manager Bray Staff, '24-'25, President Y. M. C. A., '24-'25, President Senior Class, '24-'25, Editor-in-Chief of Mule Rider, '25, OOO LILLIAN QUARLES Ashdown Secretary Freshman Class, '22-'23g Treasu1'er Girls' Reserve Club, '23-'24, Cabinet Girls' Reserve Club, '24-'25, Secretary Ka Me Ka Thee Society, sec- ond tei m, '23-'24, Reporter on Bray Staff, '23-'24, Sweetest and cutest gill, '22-'23, OOO CARL WALLACE Carthage Class Phool, '22-'23, Vice-President Genius Debating Club, '22-'23, President of Junior Class, '24, Vice-President Gar- land Society, second term, '23-'24, Tiger of T. T. T. T. T., '24, Business Manager Mule Rider, '25. , OOO ONA PRICE Kerlin Secretary Junior Class, '23-'24, His- torian Senior Class, '24-'25, Editor of Home Economics Department of Mule Rider, '25, Treasurer Ka Me Ka Thee So- ciety third term 24- 25' Cabinet Mem- ber Girls Reserve Club 23-24 24- Zo' Salutatorian of class. 5 QEI'ejfym1l110Zfg?s 5 N U1 E S rn X at xc ws Z Q M9 r-1 N 'SUE F' C' Qcnlbxzg Q E, 2 ,.- 'Hs r - - P-' glrg Z U m 2522555 E 'JU 92555 ' 5, Q.. Fggzgpq C12 CD E2-:SQW 70 4 5-105 5'mE.5':v? 5 E 223523 3 .5725 v-Fftg,-r-1 -jhfigifx Hsasfga 543.2 fn S'-M ru. C R' xg E 'ifii ease-fr? 2 CD Q Q, 5?WW 5? me-ss -45- fgar 49 ,, -Q, If 1 Zig? f ave. 9? N N 5 N n. , r X so s N , ,L L L, ,ld S A ll l,4jf0ff.af,m11aln2fS wi my ll T 4 I Q 1 X i. MONNII' KI' NT Patmos Monnie has earnestly milked her way through school , but has endured it partly in hopes of a letter from M. M. A. Critic Garland Society first term, '24, May Queen, Sophomore Class, '24, May Queen, '25. ' ooo OLIVER HICKMAN President Freshman Class, '22-'23 and of Sophomore Class, '23-'24, Vice-Presi- dent Garland Society first term, '23, President Ka Me Ka Thee Society first term, '24-'25g Captain football team, '23, Asst. Bus. Mgr., Bray, '23-'24, Asst. Edi- tor of Bray, '24-'25, Terrible Torturer T. T. T. T. T., '23-'24, Ass't. Calendar Editor Mule Rider, '25, OOO EVIE STONE Gurdon Secretary Ka Me Ka Thee Society first term, '24-'25, Treasurer Senior Class, '24-'25, Ass't. Joke Editor Mule Rider, '24, Ass't. Home Economics Editor Mule Rider, '25. OOO CHESTER LEDBETTER Malvern 'Sergeant-at-arms Yuma Society, first term, '22-'23, Vice-President Yuma So- ciety, first term, '23-'24, Vice-President Senior Class, '24-'25, Vice-President Ka Me Ka Thee Society, second term, '24- '25g Captain-elect of football, '25, Ass't. Business Manager Mule Rider, '25, OOO EDWIN KEITH Stamps To be an athlete and musician has always been his ambition. Secretaly Y M C A 24 25 Presl dent Ka Me Ka Thee Society, 24 20 Asst Society and Olganlzation Edltoi Mule Rider '25 -QQ- IN an 5 rn . CD P-3 Z CD U1 P14 CD E? O Fr 1 F-'IJ W 4 4 4 4 w 4 4 gggmwxsxxwgge A ,er P '51 fl' '4 4 4 4 4 4? sf',, 444 l'4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 f 1 1,4 V xmxsgig RSX i 4 ' ' I 4 A gb Q Q3 my E qlmxmxxxmss lksx xxmxxxxgggg S pggxxxxxxxmxgg X0 X xyx ,X as A ,,, f .,,, me 925 d k?0l0lZZ llD , 'M C l er , ,, , lejpla MAF DAVIS Buckner csspeckssb A very studious girl is Mae, Who has a good lesson every day. When looking' over the A list You see that it she has never missed. no 90? U' Nm l M l S- SQL W S S E N l O R S S A 'R . NP I IIZ 4 gl N 5 S N N N My W4 N I v VZ! J Chaplain Garland Society third term, '23-'24, O O O RAYMOND TAYLOR Arkaclelphia ccsrlwubbyvsy President New Society, second term, '24-'25, Assistant Athletic Editor of Mule Rider, '24-'25. OOO FRANCES MARIAN HEWITT Nashville Poet Freshman Class, '22-'23, Chaplain Yuma Society, first term, '22-'23, Secre- tary Yuma Society first term, '23-'24, Critic Ka Me Ka Thee Society first term, '23-'24, Ass't. Advertising Manager Bray, '23-'24, Vice-President Girls' Re- serve Club, '24-'25, Secretary Ka Me Ka Thee Society second term, '24-'25g Ass't. Editor Mule Rider, '24-'25g Favorite of Ka Me Ka Thee Society, '25. OOO EUDORA MEEKS Shongaloo, La. Secretary Yuma Society first term, '24 '25, Member Y. Wg A. Cabinet, '24-'25, Society and Organization Editor Mule Rider, '25, ' OOO DOYLE STEWART Emerson CccRuntvaD Vice-President Junior Class '23-'24' Vice President Yuma Society second term 23 24, Captain basket ball team 24 25 Athletic Editor Mule Rider 93 X IL? 'QQQS9 V l ,011 5 fra. Qfmffffg AGGIE S g lll4W' wfffwwwfsi M fb x XX Liqxx 1 Q x nge,-gmnm gig sn , Q W IJ 'X Sb '23g General Reporter of Bray Staff, '24, '25g Class Poet, '25g Fine Arts Editor of Mule Rider, '23-'24-'25g President Girls' Reserve Club, '24-'25, O O O CHARLES BENNETT Magnolia C'Charlie D Sergeant-at-arms Ka Me Ka Thee So- ciety second term, '24-'25g Agricultural Editor of Mule Rider '25. OOO NAIDA NORTHUM V Nashville Editor-in-chief of Bray, '23-'24-'25g Chaplain Yuma Society third term, '23- '24g Critic Yuma Society second term, '23- '24g Librarian Yuma Society second term, '24-'25g Joke Editor of Mule Rider, '24- '25g Secretary New Society third term, '24-'25. tee fs w,g'2.gg-g Q PL 5:5-Dwgg I U3 zy- 2,5325 5 1, 'W' H'-cg 2 1 TVR , Nm T . U00 . ' inf lswcnugx E J ,- WOCFEQEN I ' :Ps 'vs FU fs-,5SiQfD 552 :DQVFOE75 EU - xglswsm si :FFMSE W-P4 Cb om gf-g Q f-sig ' VQUQNCDQS. jul f-rfb'-UV: 1 Eraimgg. Z O 11-5 - ID 2,5 are E lu crow ' -- :Hemgg : U1 Q QUQOTJ :- Eaeeia E Z r-1 g pls CD p-no CD 1 T fi NC f'w :U 7 9 7 2 UD 4 4 J-Ax 'Q ' r- XlSNmsxxxxxxQ ef ft X Q4 ' Wk DQ- 'SX x XXX SX 'RX S-1 wwe - iXXWmNx x T A gg: y O O O A PERCY VVILSON Haynesville, La. id A man is a fool who don't like powder AU and a mirror. A lover of good literature. P97 Q I Wi ,fy oy ff 0 0 0 gi f EDWIN WHEELER Magnolia C a Kid is always in the midst of things. A 4 Sergeant-at-arms Garland Society second ' f X term, '23-'24. Q Z , I 5 4 u , 5 4 Z Aj, A 5' Q Qs, my iw ldhxmsmmm XNXX xxSxxx g G I E S Qglkxxxxxxxxxvd ' f-1 f X A xv Fifty-seven 44. 9 f un' I, ,V A ' 1 'cr Q k , f 771 l925M l R'd N X b ggZlZZll lF 8 'M C l er Mlff ogggn , W 3 Q s E N 1 o R S l Q S i i M X N LUTHER WEAVER Rosston xx A hard working fellow, X That is hard to understandg R At driving a Ford, l' k N . . xl '93 He's the best in this land. S.: YA 5 5 'lv 'I' H1 xl 0 0 0 N N N DOROTHY sToPHs Q Dot never fails to do her day's work, x And from her duty she will never shirk. Studying, to her, is a pleasure, Always trying to till her teacher's N measure. 5 O O O is -Nj . ral N RUTH SFWELL lf Q, N 1 il Dorado NN Many friends has quiet Ruthg ivy Never known to vary from the truthg N Q ' Never known out of her placeg Q Never known to check the Seniors' X pace. Q N N O O O N 'N Q WILLIAM CRAIG Milner li K 'ABill is wise and full o' fun, Q When you point he surely will run. XM He cannot stand to even linger, all Whenever he sees a pointed finger. Sgt t Presirgljent Columbian Society, third erm, ' X . KY'- QS OOO EUDORA FORD Lewisville C'Baby Lincoln j Baby Lincoln joined our class this '. She is noted for her good looks and a heart breaking smile. 5 5 5 5 s , S QQ flf gllllblllfggg Fifty-eight ', i ga. il ,ill v L5 yeai , X f 5 f S f N B if G I E S gS lllZll fall! 24501010113 f , Al: .9 Z W 44 43+ , x ,,..w t S E N JANIE LOU HUDSON Magnolia When you want a friend that is tried, And from her never to part, Just become acquainted with Janie Lou, And win her kind and loving heart. OOO OPAL BURRUS Grand Falls, Texas Opal is a member of our class From the Lone Star Stateg And on t'exam she can always pass, Because she studies early and late. OOO GLENN TURRENTINE cssrrurpn, Magnolia Early to bed and late to rise is the advice he gives to the wise. Titanic Tao of T.T.T.T.T., '23-'24, Cir- culation Manager of Bray, '23-'24, Bus. Mgr. of Bray, '24-'25g Y. M. C. A. '23-'24g President Ka Me Ka Thee Society third term, '23-'24g Critic Ka Me Ka Thee So- ciety second term, '24-'25, Serg'eant-at- arms Ka Me Ka Thee Society third term, '24-'25, Advertising Mgr. Mule Rider. OOO RALPH SEWELL Village Sewell is determined to be a teacher, but his mind is fixed on a t'Tree-top . l O O O ESTHER LLOYD Magnet isa Tommy is considered quiet and demure W by those who do not know her. Cabinet member Girls' Reserve, '23-'24- , '25g Cabinet member of Y. W. A., '24- '25g Chaplain Garland Society, second 4 term, '24-'25. O O O X DEWARD SILVEY Rosston 4 Deward entered school late and has no f photograph, but we believe it to be fixed 7 in the mind of a Craig '. QL Q3 H539 NXEXX me Qyzixxfsxxxxxxmxdqbk O R S A mmxwmxvf .sg . ig xxi 3 SX WRX Q. Q me vrexv- 1 5 SSRN KE 5? 45, , ff E xxxwmu. xxxi ,,,,.wsf E' D XSS XXXXWSXY XX S cu cu F-I rn cn Bi? 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W 5 9 4 7 Z 1 117 , ,1 0 'ZW E' XQ Xi 5 lb , 5 xwmx xxxxwaxxxx f H9 I f X sxx G I E S fagkxxxxxwxgg Q. Sixty-one 'M Qq 000lllWl?Ef? 7716 Mule Rldel' imlk ata lgeibllg Y l S i , A ' o S S 5 6 l W QYA S N N R54 lg Nl i President Yice President ..,. .. Secretary Historian Poet .....,, Flirt .....,. Phool ,...,... Sponsor JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Take Creene Thorold Black Lois Hewitt Lola Eakin Euel Eakin Clovis Burns Bob McClure Sage McLean H0770 N, L as N Si? Bb 5 Colors: Blue and XYhite N . Flower: Yiolet X ROLL AXHUU, ROlPCl'f llllll, Mllllltt Newburg, Frieda ' lfllack, Thorold llalton, Marie Nowell, Loyd ix liogle, Faith llaney. NYilxna Norwood, Opal N I-loud, Nell llarrison, jo Owen, Gladys ' lirint, Louise Harris, Bess Owen, Corbin X Brown, Minnie Harris, XYil1na Parsley, joy ETLIIDITICYQ, Fred l'Iay11is,HShilby Parsley, Myrth i wruton, era 'lempii , f nc rew PQQVQQ, Hgllgmd , Burkett, Horner Hewitt, Lois Pearce, Myron X Burns, Clovis llolmes, Frances Pedigo, XX'innie George Carter, Inez llanna, Howard Peege, HQIIQSS Cheek, Sam Hudson, Artice Rogers, Muriel , Collins, Earl Hulsey, Beula Rowe, Daphne Craig, Louisa Hunt, XVinnie Lee Rowe, Nita Davis, Treble Kelley, Laura 'lene Starlinff, 'Iessie Mae Dodd, Denson Keys, Sue Steveng, Clara ,X Downs, Hillary May, Gerald Stal-ling, Martin Dunlap, Eunice McClure, Bob Tabler,OOna N Eakin, Euel McCollum, Elisha Taylor, Elmer fakin, Lola McCollum, Mattie Fay Tucker, Charles X fason, Minnie Dell Middlebrooks, Gilbert Thomas, Louring X Q I ason, Milton Mixes, Alice Hvalker, Curtis X N lfrasher, Henry Morffan, Niven XValler, Mattie Q Gordon, Madison Moriison, Dearl VVare, Ray N N Graham, Thomas Musgrove, Robert Nllatson, Edward S Greene, Lake Myers, Cecil XVilliams, Ruby X fe- sa Qiflfffffg S l11Z11 AMIW- 11111l0'lQ9 fb Sixty-two x y xl f Mex uv lllbn 6 'Ill C I faxxxxfsxxxxxxxxfdfig ,I i M 509 WINNIE LEE HUNT One of the best worl'ers in whtolg 'XV rk be ore play is her olden rule. Magnolia 7 Q XX ff lr la , msn 1 Rd Q J U N I O R S f 2 Q lib' t K A 6 M 2 I O O O HOLLAND PEARCE Magnolia charming in mam lel' , appet lmff. nt-Q and gpm-11. 0 O O LOIS HEWITT Nashville Of books and basket bull, Hewitt rloth pau'- takeg but above all, she loves ber Lake. O O O MINNIE BROWN Curtis We just wonder if all the people from Curtis are as courteous ns Minnie is. O O O LOLA EAKIN Wheeler Springs She is true to friends and all nrouncl her. You will like her better the ximre you are around her. O O O SHELBY HAYNES Texarkana In basket-ball Shelby ean't be led, For he learned how to play before leaving Horsehead. O O O DENSON DODD Queen City, Texas Denison is a military ninng He goes to see Ruth every time he t-nn. O O O EUEL EAKIN VVheele11 Springs Duty before pleas 111't- is his ummm. O O C MADISON GORDON Patmos Madison is swift in speedy And when it comes to making A's he will nlways lead. O O O LAKE GREEN Lake is a. boy who is swiftly winning fameg Of students like him, we are never ashamed. Emerson f X K XXX. YKNKX 7 xwyp9xL C5 C5 P11 lT1 CD fl? ? I 5 7 in Vw! NSN. XXXSWXX Sixty-three F! f Z I f 27? ttf t I I I - 51 2, Siocty-four WA 6 Wf mr1 f S X I ggfW1WM 1X13 QfA if u. .5 x 3 N N is, Rei il N N giwwl all IJ X Y V 3 xr fav fo I 5 1, 'wh 1' I . 7718 i925 Mule Rider N l LAURINE THOMAS Whieelen Springs Little but loud in her studies. OOO A mind at peace with all he can pick For his heart is in his Arithmetic. O O O NIVEN MORGAN Shongaloo, La. It matters not what the world may bring- so long as there are women, OOO WINNIE GEORGE PEDIGO Bryceland, La. Pcggie has a, beautiful voice, Singing, not flirting , is her choice. O O O SUE KEYS Lillie, La. 'iThero are many locks on Aggie Hill, but here is a key that will lit them all , says Bob. O O O JOY PARSLEY Wvaldo .Toy is quiet with a brilliant mindg As a. credit to school, she is a. find. O O O EDWARD WATSON Little Rock Ed is a larly's man that will always wing If he is not singing a. vocal solo, he is talking to a twin. OOO DEARL MORRISON Gillham Dearl is not fast, but good and rallyg He is not lost when he is with Hallye. O O O OPAL NORWOOD De Queen Opal is like the doveg Vary shrewd and easy to love. O O O BOB McCLURE Nashville Bob is talil handsome and neat' when it comes to being a real sport he can t be beat. FU O DU D1 5 B, O E' F' P1 z SU E 'g U1 gk 51' is Uk 0 S N x ii W i we Qi N E x l . N X S I t I i x qi Zllylllf Q3 S g I,,,m,1j-gl! 10alyl,9 g I x N- N : fx M .'.x31:j 1!lbfi . 8 'M C 1 el' Qxfxmsmxmxxxxiqbk J U N O R S X XII 'vig 'I Cc 1 ini till ng Y h s X X N ft f my ! ff 'r at x y MARTIIN WIARLING Homer La. Firting., '. h's 0 -umtinn 2 1 a ci ' is in uicln, ine. - O O O BESS HARRIS Ouchita Qhi is not like the restp But f-artainly. she is going to be a sucvess. O O O HOWARD HANNA Texarkana HBIIIIIL 1-omes from 'f0X2ll'Ii2lll:l tu hi-lp us np- hohl the Aggie IgHlllll'l'. Q 0 0 TREBIE DAVIS J Village Tre-his always has a beautiful gring For she goes to see her Fred at every week end. O O O MILTON EASON Hope T 1'11 9 to her friends. although n freak tu like, O O O MINNIE DELL EASON Sparkman This betautifcl lady comes to us from Spark- xnan so she saidg But whenever shi- leaves us, sho is going to Horseliewafl. OOO CECIL MYERS Wheelen Springs He feels within hiin a. still and quit-t con- si-iuiicef OOO CURTIS WALKER Emerson Of all the English students. Lnvy is the sinartestg He ran blow a trombone, and, too, is n great artist. O O DAPHNE ROW I' I' incrson rv and si firt' ' ' ' ' ' Pfik 1 e x OOO lNell is sinular to an electro Illdglllt Ne15 small yet znttractlve 6 Q XX sm Q95 A A f QWSQRSS XXXX9- QQA x X x 7 Z 2 Z Q -Q f - I3 ,sl 2 U Q: a I f ' ' 5 O 4 F I Vg Wa I Air' P14 ff 7 Z 7 'glib :Ap ami -fr.-s fe. 4 A EARL COLLINS Nashville R ff N., gWl0l0lll l ID 8 'M Q 1 er ,M 1Af,5l5. Qiggbyg 'l S N N X N ' N N - U N I O R S , S Q ARTIE HUDSON Emerson Q N Artice has it thorough knowledge of the N N seience of cookingg 'ftllfl he never steals sugar N xx hen any one IS looking. S kg 0 0 O QI, 'ab Y Qi? F 7 III ll' Il 4 if 3 S N N is ei t6 if 0'- r gs. 17 51' A A little wind kindleth a great fire' while a great one blowotli it out. O O O CLARA STEVENS Magnolia She never talks except at all times. O O O CLOVIS BURNS Patmos She never lets her studies interfere with her education fTommieJ. O O O WILMA HARRIS Ouachita To every task she turns xi. helping handg She is going to be n wife of some ambitious man. O O O INEZ CARTER Haynesville, La. Her specialty is art, the rhief of which is stew-art. O O O LOUISA CRAIG Milner O woman, lovely NVOIll1illl Nature niafle thee to temper man. O O O GILBERT MIDDLEBROOKS Patmos His physique is a ham bone perfect. To com- liine this with his disposition fits him for a circus. O O O LLOYD NOWELL Nashville Lloyd is smart and may make a preaeherg But we think he will be a Chemistry teacher. O O O THOMAS GRAHAM Colfax La. Our students are few in number that are equal t Tommie s parallel. 5 N 12' 'Q-43 '52 Lay L5 ff - Q , AGGIE s '7'7'7f4jI, ,,'g'gllS Sixty-six x p N X X '9- Ylie 1925 Mule Rider ariawmmmxgg 7 Q J U N 0 R S Z . , 2 R i 5 ff J it 70 74' 6 ur 4 A, SX K 'X bXX QS b 'Y Y ai 6 9 4 its gm f .ga are :if If JESSIE MAE STARLING XX onder who s darling. O O O MUREL ROGERS True hearted, whole hearted, loyal. O O O ELMER TAYLOR YVhere ignorance is lmlissg 'Tis jolly to be wise. O O O GLADYS OWEN 'LRats is small and loudg Too, smart and proud. O O O ROBERT MUSGROVE Bradley Patmos faithful and Caddo Gap Emerson Nashville Boob is a milk doodler from a way bark: but when he meets the ladies his Wh90l-lJ2l1'1'OXY jumps the track. O 0 O HARLESS REECE Daisy Little bits of poetryg little bits of prose: Easily flow from Sister's pen, as Susie knows. O O O MATTIE FAYE MCCOLLUM Emerson Heart on her lips and soul within her eyesp Soft as he clime, and sunny as the skies. OOO ONA TABLER B'en Lomond A girl with charm and willingness that wins her lnany friends. O O O CHARLES '1 UCKER Emerson Lesson in heait hleaking says Bud My method newel fails O O O MYRON PEARCE Magnolia Pearce is hele every day AB q x xxxxxxxQ A 41 fl xxwbbb. XXNBXX 'Z , I QN, l'E-AX fs -:Z 3 5K RIWSQYK xx XXXXF XRS IJ 2 REX XXXXWXXY 4 1 6 r 2 Z Z 9 4 X L git Z 6 Z Q 2 7 4 a L 4 At eyery class, it's an All K 4 we AGGIES 4 , 1-f Q1 FZWWH K 6 'M C 1 61' ..iv! .,giI. wang Q Q Q J U N 1 C+ R S N 4 N N N Q Jo HARR1SoN Magnolia X k A'.Ic2'1l'th!S noblest thing, a wownian perfected. x N N NN o o Q X NN N, QS FIIANCES HQLMES Magnolia 'A 'Ixo kiialiv lin-its-S treathg 1 i , Ht 9: Q it ina mg, . s Sie print n ma . sl? fl 4 5 , K Sl o 0 0 ELISHA McCOLLUM Emerson WX He who loves not women, wine and Song, N Q Will be wise his whole life long, X i 0 0 Q S go LoUISE BRINT Smackover X N Sunshine steals light from her face. S X . N W Q o 0 WX 57 ' iiio 7x3 K -4 QNX: NITA ROWE McNeil NN She has il good worml for everyo ie. ax I Sl 0 0 0 NN u Q RUBY WILLIAMS Rossfon S X UA heart ll'l0l'6 loyal never lu-at within an 1 human ill'92lSt.U N 5 Q 0 0 V S N HENRY FRASHER B' N Q Small in size, but large in mind Ing-en S N X ' N i X. QS HILLARY DOWNS Magnolia Q9 pq Hillary is faithful and always ready to lend :1 helping hand. g xi? RQ o 0 0 R-i 1 gi . ALICE MIZE Foreman Q ' She is very tall, yr-L a nice looking lass: k Her grades rank among the highest of the X class. N Q N 0 0 0 S HOMER BURKETT Cale A XVomen are his specialty, chief objection of Q Q his personality. Q S N N L N AGGIE S MIM' Mfiffwwmm Sixty-eight x p. X X Uikw'-. ,iq iw, VLXXXXYKXXKXQXQXSQ S 6 4 Wh Z ii, if ' Aw? ilu V I N... 5 w' . , J U N I 0 R S 1 e l , nt of 1 H s i Q 5 X Wav 1 5 1 Cx XXXXXX. 'X GFRALD MAY Arkadelphia 'In the hand and orchestra h is a bess' R the height h's nlhition is to make z veclar chest, O O O FRIEDA NEWBERG Magnolia Frieda is large and funny, As a, nurse, she is worth your money. O O O WILMA HANEY VVinthrop She is best noted for lu-1' talking, as she never ceases. 0 O O MYRTH PARSLEY Waldo Myrth is studinus and not in vain: As a soriety worker, she has u good ll-RNIB. O O O MABEL HALL Mena Mabel is a. fine girl for I certainly know, But if you doubt my word, ask Theo. O O O MATTIE WALLER Haynesville, La. Mattie has won many friends that will never be her enemies. O O O CORBIN OWEN Magnolia The U. S. has produced some great tall nu-n, for example: George Washington, Abrnhain Lincoln, and myself. D if Zi Z Z Zi: W W if 444 fi OOO 1 She talks little, hears much, and keeps un- ' pleasant things to herself. my Q? VERA BRUTON Canfield 4? J O O 0 4 f FRED BRUMMET Hope The typical jellv bean O O O RAY WARE Haynesvllle La A beautiful vsonian and a French harp in vom l1lI'llillOll. IS haid to find ,I , . . ,I 2 . A si qlmxxxxxxmxwz- wx xsmmxxxx S XNkXXXXXX5 11' if if f I XXY x XXXKXX as 7 gg xfzst Q. dag 5 ' lTlX N mx XXXXE e053 E? E 7 I I 4 I f I g Q, gg mnxx xxxxxmxm Nmmx x N J Sixty-nine .4 llllI5' 5' 521 ff C11 Q Z 1 flL2? ,y 1:01 11113 '-'-it N21 .ef ff 7 A A 5 ll IZ ll ima x IZ gsvwz Inlay 3 ff' ,l ,im f A .V PHOMQRES President .Y,,,,V Vice-President OFFICERS Secretary .,77,7,,,,... Historian ,, Poet ....,7.. Flirt .A,,.,.. Sponsor ...,,. Cl Allen, Docia Anderson, Ruth Barksclale, Qagle Bruton, Yera Booth, Ullie Bennett, Clyde Brown, liula Black, Yoncille Christie, George Cobb, Jimmie Couch, NYillie Dalton, Elby Doss, Ebbert Earl, Grace England, Arla Mae Franks, Arthur Gay, Docia florclon Lester Greer William Hanna Charlie Haltom Otis Hamilton Gay 1 s . V ' glllylllf gs I i ii Seventy Lester Gordon Theo Miclcllebrooks Hula Brown Cecil Price Aclell Steed hlyrtle Nichols li. PI. Graham ass Colors: Purple and Gold Class Flower: Pansy CLASS ROLL Hurley. flidna Hollingsheacl, ,Nnnie Huglies, Thelinzi Hunt. Clanclie Lloyd, lirnest Looney, lilijah Midcllebrooks, Theo Measles, Gilbert Meador, Norman Martin, Claude Moore, Grady Martin, Marshall Nichols, Myrtle Patterson. Faye Pollc, Pernarcl Polk, leff Parsley. NVacle Polk, lllarlge Porter, Mid Prince, Ambolean Price, Cecil Robins, Raymond Russell, Othar MaeSilx'ey, l.eward Smith, Arthur -4 CF- I JQS-'S S IEX N ess Q N , S 5 H I 5 Cb QD CII 2 FD Pd 0 CD 1 5 ' gb .Ev 'VI K gi 51? Sanders, Annie Mae Steed, Aclell Stringfellow, Mary Townsencl, Lola Tnclcer, Susie Twitty, Made Yenable, Robert 'l'5'nclall. Homer gffg XYare, Uhmer lliare, Yerclna Mvalthall, Coy x Mvalthall, Ozwell S Mihiclclon, Tlioinas X Mvarcl, Gladys X XVhite, Dale N lVhite, Denver X XVilson, Pearl X VVells, Harper Q Mlaller, Alllillfll N N L as lull? AGGIE s we 45 f , ,fr I Aglqj iilbz 8 Mule Rlder Rifisxsxmxxxxxxxdggg 7 V Q S O P I-I O M O R E S g I f , AMBOI EAN PRINCE Louann JEFF POLK McNeil M 706 743 Q THELMA HUGHES Mineral Y I OHMER WARE Haynesville, La. MARSHALL MARTIN Thornton GRADY MOORE Texarkana K OLLIE BOOTH Magnolia SUSIE TUCKER Emerson A ADA MAE ENGLAND Hope ANNIE MAE HOLLINGSHEAD Arkadelphia '? as ? Z I 262 Q2 ELIJAH LOONEY Holly Springs Q2 all ' 1 Z f 6 3 Zz ff Q72 GILBERT MEASELES Wheelen Springs DALE WHITE Rosston 4 7 I 6 MID PORTER Kirby LEWARD SILVEY Rosston W . ,,,, , 1 A .W Y A ,,,,, W ,A , Seventy-one ff 17 A ! ,Z 5 f 1 5 Z W1 ia? 113' ' 4 4 2 4 7 7 4 .17 f I W W Q 2 3 31 SD S 3 XXXXX f . I 9 I Z as in N Q5 ' Qlmxmxxm Qlkwx xxmxxxx 2, S FQQXXXXBXXXXXQLYJJ l..4 lx QS A ANNIE MAI' SANDERS nw Shongaloo L . WILLIAM GREER Emerson r N, Sl F 5- gg5?0l9l0lll l5YfT Mule Rldel' .I-Ml!' .Mg54,Q JAL W N S S 0 P H 0 M 0 R E S S 5 I N X ' a S I K 1 ,Q 41' ll ' Iliff Q za 11f'L 1 1:01 11113 f- A2 .C' -' 1 S I RAYMOND ROBINS GLADYS WARD THEO MIDDLEBROOKS MADGE POLK GEORGE CHRISTIE Ozan Quinn Patmos McNeil Kerlin MARY STRING FELLOW Hampton OTIS HALTON ADELL STEED NORMAN MEADOR WADE TWITTY ELBY DALTON DOCIA GAY HARPFR WELLS THOMAS VVHIDDON Arkadelphia Chidester Stephens McNeil Stephens Glgnwootl 'lit Holly Village vm? X N IQ' WQQQS9 ,011 Z was vn11 111117110 me E S iw C5 CU I-4 IT! CD SSS: 445 Q ,G S I N t 5 I X A lk E N . S . N S Q in 'ULF' 4 .if W f X CLAUD MARTIN Fhornton GASTON WALTHALL Magnolia '9' - Iw i 7718 1925 Mule Ruler Q S 0 P H 0 M O 6 ? A , 7 in 743 1 51 1 R I AD 'Yi as f Z 4 Z, W I 1 AY ff? W 1 9 f 4 N RUTH ANDERSON Emerson FAY PATTERSON Holly springs ROBERT VENABLE Camden WADE PARSLEY BERNARD POLK MYRTLE NICHOLS CLAUDIE HUNT CLYDE BENNETT HOMER TYNDALL GRACE EARL WILLIE COUCH EBBERT DOSS AUBURN WALLER Waldo Murfreesboro Mena Magnolia Okolona Nashville Mena N orphlet King Emerson mmwxxsff ff' ff wk' Qxjxxxsmxxvamxgbk A V 9 7 5 I 5 M 9 S Z I' 4 6 f 1 W I X xxmx NrmxxNIxwR.xvxQ I ffi Z . , 7 f . , 4 an 9 Qf3mxmsmm Ksx xx xxx G I E S Qxxxxxmxmxywi xv' Seventy-three JIMMIE COBB A GAY HAMILTON AS Sggfilylfffllyllivf? 7716 MMIC Rider W S S O P H G M O R N A EULA BROWN ERNEST LLOYD OAGLE BARKSDALE DENVER WHITE N 1, W I ' CHARLIE HANNA 'io gyzzzvfvzzfz amy DOCIA ALLEN VONCILLE BLACK PEARL WILSON gi S S S TN an CECIL PRICE INS , N12 4' 1 ll lllllll -N' A ., Q 5-wp J Caddo Gap Patmos S 4 f ' H A , .. I t M23 N S E S N N Arkadelphia Magnet Rosston Rosston Kerlin Fouke Village Patmos Stephens VERDNA WARE Haynesville, La. ARTHUR SMITH Ashdown ARTHUR FRANKS Emerson LESTER GORDON Pathms OZWELL WALTHALL Magnoiia ui 519 :Pg 24 v GS 5? KVA RW E N 2713 Z 5 A as , AGGIE S 5 111M11 wzmmlo JI 5 Seventy our K V G? r ,1 lE1l1Pif23 I INV, 45 V 5 r-- i s 1 or .1 M - N . it s 77, l925M 1 R'd asiila ' lb:--. 8 'M e 1 er 6X!xxx'QxxxxxxxxxS?Q ? V X ' , I F 1 FRESHMAN CLASS Z flip! f 7-, l lJ7TK?f'-'I f lllr f a :Q ,lull 4 .4 li A..a....... Q V sm has f ' - x MMA! .4 if ' l i l ' - A l- l lil , 51545 A ,z if i' 5 f f President .,,,,,,.,..... .... ,,., ......... B onnie Jameson Vice-President ..... ...................... Y,,4,A,.... E r vin Keisler Secretary ,,,,.,..... ......... P earl Watkins Treasurer ....... ,,,YA,... G rover Martin I Historian ,... ,7...,. I rl Lancaster Poet ........... Flirt .,,,,,,,,, Sponsor .,.. Motto: Ever upward. Colors: Green and Gold Flower: Chrysanthemum ,......Voodie Nesbit Myrle Watkins ,,,,..,:Mark Bishop l CLASS ROLI. Anderson, Albion, Collins, Clyde, Dumas, Lee, Andrews, Roy, Cross, Marvin, Downs, Harry, Arnold, Evelyn, Carson, Velda, Eubanks, Harry, Brown, Harold, Clemens, Tenalia, Eubanks, Jack, Brown, Loretta Carter, Edna Mae Franks, Gaston, , Burns, Glenda Cooper, Bill, Franks, Nima, Bishop, Orvin Dewoody, Hugh, Franks, Nora, Bishop, Pauline, Dalton, Kate Mae Giles, Carl, Camp, Theodore, Doss, Opal, Gillum, Marguerite Clodley, Roy, Hill, Wyant, Keisler, Ervin, Grant, Fred, Q Hughes, Harry, Middlebrooks, F1'anklin, Green, Boyd, Hairis, Roy, Kemp, Ruth, Green, Walter, Hesterly, Gertrude, Lancaster, Rhea, Gillespie, VVilliam, Hutcheson, Ruth, Lancaster, Irl, i Gillespie, James, Jones, Floyd, Lasseter, Joe, Xl Gillespie, Euel, Joyner, Earl, Martin, Eva, Haynes, Rhea, Knight, Hazel, McAllister, Cecil, Hesterly, Irene, Kendricks, Naomie, McNeese, Lawrence, Mitchell, Annie, Taylor, Aran, Wilson, Frank, Ozmer, Louie. Taylor, Oras, White, Oren, Proctor, Raymond, Tatum, Collins, Young, Sam, X P1-ice, Dora, Thomas, Marie, Youngblood, Denson Rogers, Daisy, Thompson, Alton, Hollis, Tennys Shinn, Floy, Williamson, Grace, Nichols, Lawson Sumrall. Elva, Waller, Lois, Russell, Othir Sumrall, Velma, Walthall, Gaston, Nash, James Scantland, Lois, Walton, Cleo, Johnson Chas f Stewart, Archie, Wells, Lois, Elmore Vestel 1 Sullivan, Ulysses, Walton, Chas. X 'kv C N, 'xx A0011-is ll' Il iv ,yg 7 4 2 9, sig T4 Z 3 I Z Z .ll I E' 41 x X Xi XX XXXKWRXXY ll Qin. Qlxxxxmxxxxxg Lb ,Y 3' Sereizty-fire YN N, sa? M Sa? n 0l9l0lZZll? S S S Q S S S N S gn- if ' N 1 5 5 S X E S N X 4 N N wg:- q1,w11W11Wl 'mm5y y 1l lfggn 1 FRESHMAN CLASS n ' ?g Q6 11, ' ' If 0 sg ?'l1l1111llL4Q SQWIIIZII lllllIglN 1' CS? 4 Seventy-sin: L I I 1925M 1 Rd I 6 1 X , H jf5,!1: ,. :!YUa-1. 8 'M e 1 er Qxjixxsxmxxxxxxxmiggg V 9 I I I I I I I I '5 Z XXSXPBR2. XXSX WE' RSI- ff-X 'C-. - ?w mwmvmwvf-'fm'-Nag an XY XXX XXXXQXX QX FRESHMAN CLASS I NX 1 i 25, I :NSS A my Q QA X xx S Qigxxxmxxxxkg Seventy-seven S 5 ,J S f M N 1. ' Q I - N .. E S 51' 25.- Seventy-eight ' fzozfgz'-. S 5 5 N N S N N N , W JZ' . ai Cb I E5 jd MD B X N Q., Q U1 3 Z S CT .YA EU, li ff Er ' - -1 XZ S I' , jx. V VZ N xl S . , K -, N ' , y N - fr- '- - :,:f.'. -'- ,ig '- as Qgvxs- A at M rf- :iflfe7!P-if?Sf'f'2:1 f IS' f- A z 'M?':f::1152'1'I55?7fvf'2X, ...- ' U ' wif -sf: X I :aX.qv1?':Eu.3kf:Q:. , 'I 4. ks 1 i .vvg gmi Q Q zmfifl S - E A N SUB-FRESHMEN x , OFFICERS xN J President .,,,v ,, Vice-President 6715 Ill Secretary .,.., ., Treasurer .Y,, Y I 'Qa is sq! W Bennett, Fred Booth, Epsy Bugg, Loring Q Carter, Eulous Sys Callender. Hearn je Campbell, Richard ,X Carson, Leola 5 Chaney, Mattie Mae X Chambers, Melvin Collier, l.eo Fngland Joe I rench I 'Luline Ilahertx Beatrice Cilbert Mary Bell Hartsfield Alma Hartstield Chester ROLL Haak, Morris Hamm, John Herndon, Marguerite Herndon, Xie Hearon, Sybil Hendricks, John lf. Jarvis, John Kemp, Herman Kesterson, Charles l.loyd, Raymond Martin Robert Horan Delton lloran Carol New man ohn OBanion Mary Pittman 'Xlary H, John Jarvis Cleopha Young ,Nrdis XYorthing'ton Marguerite Herndon Price, Orland Rose, Clyde Roberts, Roland Scott, XX'illiam Shinn, Bernice Smith, Mildred Spencer, Doylene Taylor, Otha Tatum, Joseph Thrash, lflallye Xliacldill Olive XYl1celer Hilland XYorthington A rdic X ounb, Marie X oung Cleopha Young Ollic 1 yi I IQ' 1 ffzggs . Z Q r Q 1 ' ' ag . lk -P 'F Dc 1 c ,l X y, c ' C 1 4 9 Q l v ' J 7 0-' ! 7' L Q 52 Thlblllflgs I E S l.0Zll my - llllll 1,9 ATI I Z 9 Z f e 4 ab Qlmxmmxmgxkwx xx xxxx S QQXXXXHXXXXX 7 1 SUB FRESHMAN CLASS N I u QNX UW 5 S, CD C Cf' S... fb F O fb 'W 9? 7 2 7 f 7 I f f 5 S St: ff.. f... -S f 'QS Q gxxmsppxxx xx 3 .Xx1s.xwrxxxxigf,5 wmxvfg g KN-YRS. 'XX'XK S N V A Q2 X6 Seventy-nine 1 .J Q? 5 3 S S -Ss lx 11 I ll -,wx k 111101 1 pym5y ,, fly QYA Y. 5 Q Q S Qi Qs is I , 1925M R1-1 Qf' vm? Q Q Q N Q Q Q 5 Cb S u CD P-' CD 1 QQ fn N V WQ E :GS 93 PF 3? N QQ E Q N I' 5 S 5 Q Q N N L B 0l0l7llll,5 ' K0 Q IW 1 Q, AGGIE s 'Z'Vf4f7 wfmlh Eighty 1 Qikiv Q :E 1 1 l ORGANIZATIUNS K I ' a I fail l 5 Al !L' :f - f'- f 4 f '. g '3' ' I ld 1 H f . fj mW22'7Q Q7 !'?q 1: 42 alll 'nn x H-:Q I ,g ' Ni Il F gags. 1 , C. XTXXKKA Wk x ' ,Q , A X ' x ' - N- 1 X' X X ' ff I NX - ., . .-T --X, --h-'n--i- '. - '15 F Q , -va . :,m..:,. Wfim 1 E'4 , 2, fr ' .7 -1' ...1 5, .gg , V L 3' 2 -J- .rx g ? 1 nf ,ya H1 H J? , ,fi . '? ,P I ,J A 9 ,hz ,S 42? -A , ,nj ,V 9 1' 'I' ..,,.,h . V Y 4 ,,z .V . X W COLLEGE SUNDAY SCHOOL At the beginning of the present school year, when the enrollment had passed the four hundred mark, the ques- tion of the transportation of those students who wished to attend Sunday School in Magnolia became a serious one. After a thorough discussion of the situation by the fac- ulty, and with the approval of the Board of Trustees, it was decided best to organize a College Sunday School. Attendance was not made compulsory nor were those who desired to attend the Sunday School of the various city churches denied this privilege, but were rather en- couraged to do so. The organization was completed early in November, with fourteen officers and teachers and one hundred eight pupils present. l. XV. Holmes was chosen Superintendent, XY. F. Burns, Assistant Superintendent, and Mrs. Ii. Ii. Graham, Secretary-Treasurer. 5 ft C CD 2 FD P ' CD 1 5 Z 9 I 7 3 4 Z Qkxxm mxxmwfftg 4Q' ' 5 R is fig Q3 2452 ', L 5 15 - CD CI' pi-4 D.. 3 N 24 4 P F2 ? Z r 1 it 62 rf' I If it I d All departments are provided for, even to the Pri- f mary, under the skillful supervision of Miss Nelson, and 2 f and the Adult Department in charge of Mr. Spicer. Other 5 A teachers are: Mr. Overstreet, Mr. Burns, Mrs. Overstreet, Mrs. Nelson, Miss Dean, Mr. Cary, Miss McClure, Mr. Bishop, Mrs. Cary, and Mr. Martel. The classes are all organized and have their own presidents and secretaries. The Sunday School is non-denominational and uses union literature. 'l'he attendance has increased from Sun- day to Sunday until now there is a regular attendance of more than two hundred. A, QQ Quite a number of Aggies go home on Friday after- Q' of noons for week ends: but of those who remain on the cam- 2 pus it might be said that practically all attend Sunday 1 f School, either in Magnolia or on Aggie Hill-and this of f ! their own choice. We would like to add that we have in Aggie School f more than one hundred boys and girls who will and do lead Z in public prayer. 9 Z 5 4 7 4 :GD 4 W sv fix 3 as S -Y YK W S fggxxxxxxxxxxsvg Eighty-one sSw0fMfffwf3X75 me l925 Mule Rider if Q Q GIRLS' RESERVE CLUB Q ...... xx: OFFICERS EE ru-esifieiil .E...,.EEE..EE .,EA......E..,..,....E...,,EE, t in-refine iielidi-ix W, Yice 111-esiflem .,.,,ER .REAA F 1-alms Hewitt seefeeu-y ...EE..E.. ,...,E i linnie I5 1-f, wil Treasurer ,. .,w,,..w,..,....A,,A,,, ,,,,.. I Esther Lloyd ' ADVISORS A 110015 Ili' gr gl N S N N X is Sei W bl N9 Anderson, Ruth livelyn Arnold, Arnold, llazel Burns, Clovis Barksdale, Uagle Burrus, Opal Bond, Nell Booth, Ollie Brown, Eula Brown, Minnie Yoncille Louise Black, Brient, Carter, Inez Clemens, Tcnalia Dalton, Elby xis Doss Opal in lcla Lason llinnig Dell lar G1 e lwoid Purlora C L ex C ladys ix Do C iriett l etty Ilendiix Christine Hewitt l rances Holmes Frances Jia SQ Dari, Klae IQ Eak', ,i 7 ini , l ' Q 2. l, ac N England, .-Xda Mae Q 1 -, 1 i lll lf, i N Cz , cia Qgghzmznaawggi ' E7 ' Eighty-two M iss Nelson, Chairman Miss Dean Miss lNlcClure , ROLL llaltoni, Marie Hunt, Xlinnie Lee Harris, Bess llarris, Wilma llunt, Claudie lierndon, lixie Herndon, Marguerite Hewitt, Lois Hollingshead, ,Xnna Mae Kent, Monnie Keys, Sue Lloyd, Esther Mitchell. Annie Mize, Alice Measeles, Lucille Meeks, Eudora Mcfolluni, Mattie Nichols, Myrtle Northuni, Xaida Newberg, Frieda Norwood, Opal Gwen, Gladys Parsley, Myrth Price Una larsley joy Poll' Madge Purifoy Yada bell Fae Pedigo, XYinnic G. Quarles, Lillian Rogers, Muriel Stone, Erie Sewell, Ruth Sunirall, Yelina Stringfellow, Mary Stead. Adell Shull, lda Sanders, .Xnnie Mae Stophs, Dorothy Tabler, Ona Townsend, Lola Thomas, Laurine Thrash, Hallye XV XV VV illiams, Ruby heeler, Jessie orthington. Ordis Waller, Auburn NY XX' XY XY X. atkins, Myrle atkins, Pearl ilson, Pearl aller, Lois ard Cladys 'illiamson C'race X oung Ollie X oung Marie 5 , fu? Q N P35531 if ,i is 5 xr s Q PP -1 QS? l KVA BW wi N A 5 , 1 X ' , I 1 r 3 vv f ' I Xa A 7 r x D A Y B fr jalfgfzilififfs Qggggaaaaaznaazzn'A22z0WPQZZZUWUQQHHUZUZS vf 1 W 'lille Rldel' fcxxxxsuxmxwx S 4 XXXNX A 9 x p X ' xlw g X XX MN' Q 0 1 R 1925M gk ff' .A TgJ1,, 1l: 8 'N R 7 5 1 A Q7Qs xxw.mm. LSA qv gap A3241 5 wsgigg?m.um gi, gtg AVI ff I 1 ! 4 GIRLS RESERVE CLUB f I K2 721-3 ' A -F QXNBAX xx 5 XXWX XQ,,L ,-- N- xxx 45 'sv 'x X f 9 f 1 R W W W R ' f , Y Z 615 AA VR NX 951 Paxkxxxxxxxxxgg fbmxxxxxxxxxs Kwx xxmxxxx gg? ,xg Eighty-three S f a11l11k U President YMCA OFFICERS 6 , 5, 1 71 I ' I hw, A in YA Delton Malocli 7716 MMIC Rldel' ..iv! L inT, 'G SZ' we x N N N 5 Q 'X ?xl Nl 5 N G xr, A fha? Vice President ...i.. Secretary Anderson, Albion Allen, Robert Bishop, Mark Booth, Roy Chambers, Melvin Crawford, Harvey Dailey, Helter Dodd, Denson Doss, Ebbert Dodson, Tom Eason, Milton I I IZ! Ill Franks, Arthur Franks, Gaston Graham fommy Gordon Madison Cordon Lester Green Boyd lllllblllflga SZ AGGIES Eighty-four SPONSORS XV. F. Burns l. XY. Holmes R. F. XYheeler Madison Gordon Edwin Keith N? si 9? ls' A K 419 ' zszzzzzggwwwmgrmggpo Qifiplongpgg-9-Comdwf? 'of-+0f7l lUf-f-+f'2 '9'?T'3CfDfn ?f535'o:'grndQgrTFQSg::FP:: v'u,-'T':'t,-tr-rlllmlt ,.. f-r C-in 'f?J ggO gre. s'23jSC,v'fP212-af :2fef11 il ' 4 ,--.-'T O-:U'fEc,,if1:rwS.:'2Q05'gFv5 AX i4 oc-,,rHr:'3'j'iE:ei UU IQ 5 3 3 O21-1 m N sf 5 ' FU '-1 un VJ N fiscscfeisefg-fwwog N m.:44:mfi.'..'QE,gg2f1E:ffE4G we-Df':'55:HL.L4'--'USf'Dm X 325fz':e522?6'55q5'i2'fT?,U3 Q V'-igtyh-.QKFSEEP-,w-s,.:gb,FlfaQ ' A ' 'T 0' S., gmF?2isov:E,?QELoQsgirfC N .-,Q-'f'O'f39fO Emp-O .9-1 '11 4' F55-l32L'f?93fL5E55FTOiL S WSE 9 Gene ...F .-a - .Q .J Q.. 1-f S uv. QQ -ff, ?-0-fi Ny-fir 5'-sv' jfkg' 944' DN! ww WW iwaaygig ,yi M 0Q-gQ,Qp1vW' m XXV 1 5 K v 'F P S -Iv o fp' jfx3qQ, 'l'lb. 1. 5 7LiflmQQxmxmxSNk4 V 7 Z 9 4 3 f 1 I Eff 7 f 2 A gk f 4 ff W4 X 0 A M 48 ab ,-sv Q wg' QR? f Vw 7 fx 4 3 I' l f 3 4 5 f f fi 594 4? ' M 444 W 5 e 9 Z Z f 4 f I Z 5 fr Uv f 6372 ,Q 3 Q as .Q Q 6 7 P f 9 Y M C A C 2 W .ax QimxxxxxxmxwQXXyx xxwxxxxxgx G I E S QQQKXXXYSNXXXSQ Eighty-five 4 flanllfk NX as A Ki 7 11125 lil N gr El N S N N SQ QQ, N1 fir wg N I y YWA The Young XYoniens 'Xuxiliary was organized hy the aptist girls oi this Institution the first of this year. lt 's a Baptist organization, but girls ol other denominations are allowed to become nieinluers if they wish. The purpose of the Y. NY. A. is to tivities of Southern B and spiritual training. Myrth Parsley ..,..,.., Minnie Dell Eason Laurine Thomas joy Parsley Brown, Eula Brown, Minnie Carter, Inez Clemens, Tenalia Eason, Minnie Dell Franks, Xinia Franks, Nora keep the members posted on the ae- aptist. and to aid them in their moral OFFICERS , ...............,,..,,..,,.. .............,,.. l resident ,, ,..... Yiee President Secretary 'l'reasurer MEMBERS Clilbert, Mary Bell Hearn. Sybil Hollingshead, Annie Mae llesterly, lrene llesterly, Gertrude Harris, Bess Harris. XYilnia W1 1 E N 5 N N W w N N yff 6 Qs CD . P'-A , S U1 . ' 2 FD P-I 0 ' col I QQ 'QPR 'iii x!Q E f Zi:f, WZ WMF: H1 16 s 4 X 5 X 9 - 'Q S 5 as Q N N S N X S il Q Ford, Eudora lloyd, Esther Meeks. Eudora Purifov, Yada Bell ,Q - SQ Measles, Lucille Polk, Madge XQ McCollum, Mattie Fay Steed, Adell QQ Q0 S PHTSlCy, Joy Suinrall, Elva S Parsley. Myrth Sumi-all, Velma S S Pedigo, NX7innie G. rlll101NZl.S,'l,ZlUI'lIl6 5 . ,. 5 E Thomas, Marie Xlilliains, Ruby k S XVorthington. Ardis Wlatkins, Myrle S 'Q llvaller, Auburn Craig, Louisa X R s llllllllf4g S Ill Aajlkffxxllnlnlfv Eighty-six 4 V 771 1925 .44 N4 6 r X 0 A lf, 'Q fm V MIM 8 Mule Rlder 7aY!iwmRnxwamxQlgg 7 7 4 4 4 1 4 4 f 4 4 4 4 4 4 1 I ff 4 4 4 461 W 45 4 4 4 4 gk y x x A xxx? YWA AY, 4 4 4 644 W4 44 4 2 4 4 4 .4 44.4 lik ge 94 4 4 i 4 4 1 f 4 f A f 4 F95 .gs Qlmxmmm Nlkwx xxaxxx G I E S gggxxxxmxmxsgfg Eighty-seven Sergeant-at-arms ,,,. ...... C llenn rlil1l'l'6llflHC Critic ........V............, ,.,. C land -l'l1lg'l'l6S Musician ..............,,.,.,,,,......w.. .,..,......V......A,. R nth Pearce CF' 55 5 S 5 N N S , by CD C5 INJ 2' E.. CD E EQ CD '1 rl IN I . Il ll F . fi 'mu y , . KA ME KA THEE SCCIETY First Term Oliver Hicknlan ,, Y, Claucl Hughes .,,,. Evie Stone ,Y..w...,.. Lois Hewitt ,,,,,,..,,. VValter Dailey ............ Christine Hendrix Frances Holmes ....... President .,,i..,,.,. Vice President e,,e, Secretary ............ Treasurer .,...i...,..,e OFFICERS Second Term lj1CSlQlC1ll ,,,i,,,, ,,,,,...,Y,,,..,. l iflwin Keith .. Yice-l'resident Secretary Treasurer Sergeallt-at-zl1'lns Critic Musician THIRD TERM Frances Hewitt Lillian Quarles Charles Bennett Cilenn 'l'urrentine Christine llendrix 'l1l'lO1ll21S fifllllillll llaflison Gordon ii ie u'c,wn Nl 11111 Pla 3 Ona lrice 127 X Motto: Let us be mutually helpful S Sponsor: l. VV. l-lolnles N S MEMBERS S Roy Booth Mattie Wallel' Chester Ledbetter Ona Price Evie Stone gr Ml x S Sei W4 bl l '9 Tom Dodson Lake Green gg Winnie Hunt Leis Hewitt M Walter Dailey Carl Wallace QQ Minnie Brown Frances Holmes Q Oliver Hickman Glenn Turrentine N Frances Hewitt Christine Hendrix Thomas Graham Charles Bennett Ruth Pearce Lillian Quarles Claud Wallis Madison Gordon Monnie Kent Trebie Davis Edwin Keith Frank Epton Lucille Measles Delton Maloch N e l l B o n d E 5 N N 2 N S fig gfllllblllfmg 1' S Eighty-ez Lt E Sv ?i. fa ,T FD IL I-P' 2 '14 E 5 FD FP ff 2 Q W v E+: gi if P y Z ffl We S S :ls UQ. is QQ ill gr. el N l N C M i B i Q G I E S llIlZll ldjw l 5' Rv Q-,Q -. 'M C 1 er4 faximusxxxvmxm! 1 ff i4 4.4 3 lg XM 1 E M l R .d ANZ' Z 7 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 M 5:3 f .mf SEQ? SX X gig xf tv 5 mgsxsgggxuimw. is an I 54 A . SX KA ME KA THEE SOCIETY 144 'J Q4 4 4 4 4 4 4, 44 si? 24 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 1 I4 'Zz' Y xxmx vmxwmxwmrmxvggag 4 x X Qf3mxmxxx lkx,x xxaxxx G I E S Qkkxxxmxmxg Eighty-nine W N 4 0 Ll THE NEW SOCIETY , bf TW T J 7 Due to the fact that the Yuma l.iterary Society was entirely too large for the greatest amount of good to be accomplished, it was decided to take iq?1u1l111m3QY5' 7718 Mule Rider W S -09 QA 'Qt 1 N thirty-tive of the members and form another. These thirty-five members met at the beginning of the second term and organized The New Society. The future members are to be chosen from the student body, provided that the student is a Sophomore or above and the total membership is to be thirty-five. If a vacancy should occur, a committee is appointed by the president to select the names of students to be voted on by the society. The student that receives the vote of four-fifths of the members is then given an invitation to become a member of the society, with the right to decline if he wishes to do so. Second Term Raymond Taylor . Deward Silvey Y..c , Lola Fakin .c.,..,,, D. S. Collins c,s,... OFFICERS President . ...,..... Yice-President Secretary ..Yc....,,,,c.. .... Sergeant-at-arms Third Term Artice Hudson Euel liakin Naida Northuni .Y,,,,,,,cc. Gerald May S St Sz? 5' l l N 5 S N N SQ: W N x E N Sue keys ...,c..,c, , Deyvard Silvey ix QQ Collins, D. S. 'Q Dickinson, Nona js Earl, Grace X England, Ada Mae N ltason, Milton Eakin, lfuel N Eakin, Lola Gay, Docia Q Hudson, Artice A Haltom, Marie Q Haltom, Otis A Harrison, N N N N meaty . Musician ,...,,,,,, Song Leader Motto: Be individual Sponsor: Miss Fontaine ROLL Hall, Mabel Keys, Sue Mclilure, Bob Musgrove, 'Robert May, Gerald Meeks, Eudora Martin, Claud Measeles Gilbert X rzrthum N 'rida Newbert, Frieda Wichols Myrtle Novvell I loyd Marie Haltom XYinnie G. Pedigo Patterson, Fay Parsley, joy Pedigo, XYinnie G. Silvey, Dexvard Stewart, Doyle Steed, Adell Taylor, Raymond Taylor E mer XX eaver Luther XYaller Auburn NY1ll'er Curtis N 40- l N .clk Ella . , , l l , T 1 X Y, A Jo , . Q fir 1, 110 gllllblgflg G I E S ,,,g, Kgj ml0l,5 itll '9 4 1 f X RXNJ QT wig Z4::'li'4 S 7,1 CD g.-.A C BJ UI 2 FE EE '-E in 4 XT 4 f 4 6 7 4 f 6 Qggmmmxxxxxxxvfg 5 SSBBXSQSXXX ! t 1 sxsx SQA WY-SQ? ?3' K1 f f Q .2 1' f I '-1 I Fl Z P1 E U2 O 0 l-l 3? P1 C5 H cw A I-1 A1 5 fi? :' ff ff 7 ? 1 S' Z ' ff, ,A . T Z 4, x.-1 ,B ,ex -J mzmmmx X xx X xx ,V x-,ff 1 N A x I 1 V Q7 6' ? GARLAND SOCIETY FIRST PERM Howard Hanna ,.,,... ...A OFLICERS e.,,.President....... Vice Pres .. ,..... SECOND TERM ....,.lGilbert Middlebrooks ,,.,.,.,,....'1'horold Black Ida Shull SxZ0ll0lZilj2l? me MMIC Rider -1 I I N + N , , , I Lester Gordon Y...,... . Minnie Dell Eason .,... wr Gladys Gulley .,....... YA Y if Ruth Sewell 7Y.,,... X Cecil Price ....,7ee..,, I N N 1 W Denson Dodd ...,... President .....,,. Vice. Pres .,,,,,,w. Secretary ....e,,. Librarian ..,..... Secretary ...,..,Musician,,,... ...,.,,Librarian....L.. SC1'gC3ll'E'El.IuAf1llSV.'.- ...., Chaplain .,,..,,., ,.L.,...L1'it1c..,...,.,,,.. THIRD TER M ,,.....,......Iiyely11 Arnold ' e io, 4, A l .........T1if-:U Micldlebrooks 'is Iisther Lloyd ...umliniinie Cobb Lester Gordon Dodd .,,,..,,She1by Haynes Ilolland Pearce ..,,Betty Garrett x Chaplin ,..1.,..,,......,....... ,.t,..,...Y. 1 -Xlice Illize Fx Sergeant-at-Arms ,,t,,.,... .,.,..., C Jrland Price Critic ,,,,,,,,,,...,,,,c,,,,,,, ,,t,... L illiain Kemp ' Song Leader ',,c, .tt.c, ...,,cc L ' lovis Burns X Motto: l Xllill 'l'ry. Sponsor: li. ll. Graham. MEMBERS Arnold, Hazle Green,W'a1ter Middlebrooks, Gilbert Anderson, Ruth Harris, XYilma Owens, Gladys Black, Voncille Hollis, Tennis Owen, Truman Black,'l'horo1d Harris, Bess Opal, Burrus Barlcsdale, Oagle Hanna, Charlie Pearce, Holland Burns, Clovis Hanna, Howard Price, Cecil Brint, Louise Hamilton, Gay ' Price, Orland QQ ljll1'liCtf,LlO1HC1' Haynes, Shelby Reece, Harless QYA Crawford, Harvey Hughes, Thelma Rogers, Murel QQ 57 Carter, Inez Hughes, Harry Sewell, Ralph xl - fobb, Jimmie Ilunt, Claudie Sewell, Ruth X Q , Davis, May Jones, Floyd Sanders, Annie Mae ' Dodd, Denson Kemp, Lillian Stringfellow, Mary X N Doss, Iibbert Lloyd, Esther Stophs, Dorothy X N Doss, Opal Moore, Grady Shull, Ida Q Eason, Minnie Dell McCollum, lilisha Tabler, Ona X K Greer, Wlilliam McCollum, Mattie Fay Tucker, Charlie Q Garrett, Betty Morrison, Dearl Tucker, Susie 1 'Q Gulley, Gladys Middlebrooks, Theo XYaller, Lois Q fs Gordon, Lester Morgan, Niven Wfaller, Othella N S Mize, Alice XYilson, Percy VVorthington, Ardis L 'Es + 1 se 0l0lllfgQ3 S llll0Ill AMW 51111049 ,bv Ninety-two x V 9 eh I K X J xx 771 1925M 1 Rd ,'Ag1QJ EN1wl -.. 8 'M e 1 er exjxxvsxxxxxxmxigglg Y A49 A 0 W 4 W 7 GARLAND SOCIETY fl L 5gQxsxxxm xxxxQg' Qmxx 1xKGKxT4-3 QNX mmxxxx N- KS wwf! wx 'lv K 6 Jxwmx xxxx'mxxN mxw W C 4 X X x sxx G I E S Qgxmxxxxxx X Ninety-three 4 5 f 3 5 J .4 10g x X If 4 f S n S E I S S X iff JJ CD 5...a QD NJ 2' E. FD FU EL CD ' -1 1 r TSE , is 2 'M S N N S YUMA SOCIETY 5 R i X S First lerm Officers Second lerm S W Bob McClure VVY...V. ,..,,,..,, P resident ,,,,,,,., ,,,,..-, I rl Lancaster N is Curtis Vtfalkcr .7..,,. ,....,.., X vice-President ,,,,,,e, ,,,,,.,4,,,,,,A, Q fhgrrleg Spicer NM gy Eudora Meeks ....... ...... S ecretary ....,..,, Grace XYi11iam5On M, QS Marie Haltom ....... ,..A.,,.. IX 'lusician ......, ,,,,,..,,AVY. E ula Bfgwlq Charles Spicer ....... ............. I .ibrarian ,,,,e,,,, ,,l,,-- I Iarpgr Yvells Q Ervin Keisler ...,..,e seeeeesew S ergeantrat-Arms ,7,., A.,---- 1 Qoy Harris X Naida Northuin ss,.... ss..s,..s... L 71-itic .....s.......s eee,,,, E ula Brmvrr N THIRD TICRM S President .....AA.....,,.,.,s,....,.,.,.,,,.,,,......... ...,.,, C llay Ross Vice-President ,.s...... ..,...... 1 loy Harris X Secretary ......,.,,,..,,. .....,., E ula Brown X Musician ....... ........ 1 Denver XVhite QW Librarian .....,,., .. ..Robert Allen F53 Critic ......,.....,............,......... A ....., ..,.. iN r lvrth Parsley A 951 ' W Motto: Never Look Back. N . . Sponsor: Sage McLean. S J MEMBERS ' Allen, Robert Hearon, Sybil Rl1ss6ll,VOthZ1 X Anderson, Albion Hollingshead, Annie Mae Spicer, Chas. l Bussey, lilelen H aynes, Ral Spencer, Doylene Burns, Glenda Harris, Roy Shiftlet, Katherine k Bearden, Ruby Hesterly, Irene Starling, Martin Brown, Harold Hesterly, Gertrude Sullivan, Ulysses Bearden, Clinton Jarvis, John Taylor, Oran Brown, Eula Keisler, lirvin Taylor, Oras X Collins, Earl Looney, Elijah Wells, Harper Clennnens, Tenalia Lancaster, lrl XVells, Lois Cross, Garland Lancaster, Roy XVillia1ns, Rub PH , Y Us Carson, Velda Myer, Cecil NVheeler, Kathleen ,Q Carson, Leola Martin, Robert W'hite, Denver Qi, S Cochran, Jimmie Moran, Delton XVheeler, Hilland B. Ex Dalton, Elby Moran, Carol Wilson, Pearl Q N Fontaine, XYillie McNees, Lawrence VV'illia1nson, Grace X Franks, Arthur Nichols, Lawson XVilson, Frank X X Frazier, Henry Nesbit, Voodie XV3rd, Gladys X N Franks, Nora Norwood, Opal XXvg1tki1157 Pear-1 x Franks, Nima Owens, Corbin XVgrrlri1r5, Myrle X is Ford, Fudora I Parsley, Mvyrth XVMSQH, Edward Q A CIQHQSPJC, W 11115 Parsley, V Plde Youngblood, Denson Q N Gillespie, Jarnes Porter, Mid Stexyart, Ar-gig Q Q Herndon, Xie Polk, Madge Franks, Gaston S Green, Boyd Jameson, Bonnie 5 as M as Wnlnlnllg S lIlZIl f,yjIWf m110l19 S, AG Ninety-four , HJ 43 M A N MX I ' 'ff I- 5312 8 Q - My w- Mule Rlder iyixxsxmxmxmxdgg V f ! I 4 f 'E' 1 9 I Alley: 4 X , Q98 7 X xxx, NQ'NY3x.NKxs.xmrmxx?f-3 FNNA 1 xih QW X' VER f xx X5 XX S il 56 x xwglf, XX XXX XS jx X if X YUMA SOCIETY O A '93 kxWxxx G I E S 3!XNwXXv?3 N inety-five l-N 9? Ill Z! I ,7 Q4 to tl N N X N Nr uf COLUMBIAN SOCIETY The Columbian Literary Socicty is a ncyx society in the Agricultural and Mechanical College, having been organized this year because the stu- dent body has increased to such an extent that it was deemed necessary in order to attord sufficient opportunity for full and complete development in society work. ' The societies existing' were unable to add to their membership many who were applicants. The faculty members, for this reason, believed that a broad field for social activities could be gained by the organization of an additional society. The Columbian Literary Society thus became a new factor in the social activities of the A. X M. College. Second Term T OFFICERS Third Term Claucl Overton ..... .......... I ,resident ........ ...Y... X Villiam Craig Harry Eubanlqs ,...Y...... ........ X 'ice-President ..... . ........ Homer Tyndall Yada Belle Purifoy ...... .......... S ecretary '......., ..,Y... T .ois Scantland lilva Sumrall ......,. ....... ' l'reasurer ,...,,. ,,..... l ,aurine Thomas Ambolean Prince ....... .......... L 'haplain ........,.... .............. l faith Bogle 'lack Tiubanks .,......,.,...,,V ....... S ergeant-at-Arms .... .......,... l Qaymoncl Proctor blessie Mae Starling ........, ....,...... 3 Tusician ........... ........ lessie Mae Starling XYilliam Craig' ..............,.....V..........,...v.. Critit '... .......................Y..,.Y....... - Xrthur Smith Motto: To Night XYe Launch, Wihere Shall VX'e Anchor? 1002100 S N E 'Q , N E S N ws Cb hi V M9 ' U' 5 E. FD if CD 1 A , 32 gh 10 W 1, X Sponsor: Mark Bishop. T I MEMBERS Yacla Belle Purifoy Lois Scantland 'Yera Bruton Harry Eubanlcs Yelma Sumrall Raymond Proctor jack Eubanks ,Xmbolean Prince llarry Downs H Olive Waddill Arthur Smith liarl Joyner 5 Ruth Kemp Marshall Martin Marie Thomas 'Q Grover Martin Hearn Callenrler lirnest Lloyd X Yelasco Ball Fred Iirummet Richard' Campbell Homer Tyndall 'lames Nash john Hamm Faith Bogle XYade Tyvitty ,lessie Mae Starling X Orvin Bishop Melvin Chambers Laurine Thomas Q Claude Overton Lee Dumas Raymond Lloyd V ' Elva Sumrall jeff Polk XYilliam Craig Q B P fr s e e AGGIES f ff' J f it Ninety-six iff 44 - QQ- W if-flfliia nw 5 :Eff Cb p-A CD C51 5 CD EE CD I SD f Z lv 2 6 4 K I 4 F 161, xmm 3225. x X x QQ? X 7 ,I f f X 1 T Z o O L-' Cf 3 nu I-I UP Z U2 P O o C5 Eu' C5 2 P l W fy 7 5 ilu ' Q: vgljx 'ex -: QQQmNm.xxxxxxxvm wggQ'Z .xmxp,xxxa.xx 3 .wxzs.xwm1xxig,5 Q. Ninety-seven ft lZ graze W QqmWyJ11 3wlf? B R A Y S T A F F gn- Y. .K I' xN N Q N N .M N , as me 1925Mule Rider V Assistant Editor ...... Oliver Hickman Ass't. Business Mgr. ,.,.,,,7.......,.... Delton Maloch Society and Organization Reporter ...,,,.. Frances Holmes Editor .... .,......,, N aida Northum .9 Business Mgr. .... Glenn Turrentine .g. .g. ,. Vocational Reporter ..Lake Green :Q ' 4,0 Circulation Mgr ......... Claud Hughes y,l F2 li' 9 0 gi 51 G x VX r .Q , 'Q o'o 7g QQ N i x N H General Re- I 1 Q i A porter t,,,..,..... Christine Hendrlx K lx' P G G . X V ' ' ' ' Athletic Editor ...... Thomas Graham X Q i N an r I AGGIE s ,,ll!,ZyjI, ,,l,g,gl59 Ninety-eight fo 'uf 4 ,K Qi 4 1 W, W 6 ' 1 9 I 7 4 M I a 4ff AW! w 'I X 5 s' 'bf THE S XXXXXF S slag! Q 13,.J V1yy 8 Mule Rlder aximsaxmm'-S522 Z i f ,sex 5i1AEknfA?sKrQ Mj ' Qkiiihk P si:1ii3SS L WMS GAME HEREQ3 '2fi!JI3.,Ti'T,f1:'i Z.I3?Qi' 1 'FDB MULE-KQBER ME KA TREE EWES PRUGRMI A ix-:XX 4-I .f 1 X Q XX L A Y 5 I 5 5 M 451 iv? M Q I I M mmm. vxxwm.w.mrm 4 7 f I 4 Qfkmxmxxxm Nxkwx xxuxxxx S ?QkXXXKXXXXYg N inet y-nine QC f a11l11LQ Ji . ly A N -T lil lI A. 8: M. DIVISION COMPANY B, 153 INF. A. N. G. First Lieutenant Watson, E. L. lst. Sgt. Holmes, Few C. Sgts. Dailey, W. S. Camp, Theodore Carter, Ulysses Chambers, Melv Collins, E. C. Couch, Willie Cross, M. B. Doss, K. E. in Meedew, N. H. Middlebrooks, L. G. Moran, Carl Moran, H. D. Nash, James Nichols, Lawson Polk, Jeff Downs, H. E. Porter, Mid Q D?ddv D- D' Dumas, W. L. Price, Cecil X Hlckmanf O' Bs Eason, Milton Russell, Othir Stewart, W- D- M Franks, L. B. Scott, W. A. I se Sv S x S Rl lm Ng NJ r My 'Q Corporals Franks, K. H. smith, A. M. A F W 1? X. 5 Q 3 Sv 'Q s S 5 5 Q Q N 'f 5 . JJ on p-l QD ns.: 2 E. fb :U E54 ro 1 ,H rg F xl! -S 65 .Z'g f Nr A 1 f of A-E59 exeqlfg :Z Lfvfww ,g Il if . is M I Z S937 . Frasher, Henry Spencer, Doylene K6 Cmg' W' M' Gillespie, Ruel i Stewart, A. M. gm. 7 5 Hughes, C. W. k N S - x Gordon, M. W. Taylor, Raymond Fly A Keith, B. E. G Nl 1 raham, T. W. Tucker, Raymond Nw A Maloch, D. v. yi h S - Green, B. A. Tucker, G. J. picer, Chas. . X Q Wallace J C Green, L. A. Wallis, C. H. x Q ' ' ' Green, W. M. Walton, Cleo X Q Pvtg, 1st C1353 Greer, W. J. Watson, Edward LQ N Bennett' Chas. Hamm, John Wheeler, E. B. X N Eptlm, Frank Haynes, Shelby Whlddon, Thomas X N Reesg H. C Jameson, B. H. White Dale 1 N 2 ' . . ' X Weaver, L, pl . Jarvis, John White, Oren N X l Jones, Floyd Wilson, F. T. X 'Q Privates Keieler, E. B. Wilson, P. W. X xx Allen, R. H. Lancaster, Irl Young, Cleopia X N Bennett, Clyde Ledbetter, C. C. Young, Sam ff ' - Q 'Q Burke-tt, H. W. Lloyd, Raymond Youngblood, W. D. X S A fra- - - -. . , U2 se lf' If r 'N hW1ll'0'fff4:? 3311 11111 f f.llQIWl,? -91 ,gb 5 One-hundred -uv-' N 0 0 ll S fivnnluun: l !!suui ln' ----h 'Ss of ,v' A .. f ' XR ,Q . in 0 r 4? -. 4' pf 'Q 3 'C 's fx X 440 's .-S9 4 ge ' , ',.4,' zuf V ,f .fvsgzr- fer:--fqy .-:A .,-- I, , 1 f- . .1X?':2J'r , .Q ,,,,. ' ' :,, -.J . ll -mr KX Z, FA Ti.. GRITE 4 wg ,J M axe 17 K S FIT-3 xmmm. ,3 1 7 ? 9 5 26: Q! fi if ' 444 52 9 Z A. Sz M. FAVORITES FRANCES HEWITT Nashville NONA DICKINSON Horatio GLADYS GULLEY Chidester 1... PEARL WATKINS Stephens VELMA SUMRALL Eldorado Af If 1 IN if f, f 'iv 45-Q52 ,Q S TL? Cb ',..a O U1 S FD i 0 CD 1 'Op I 'F f 4 5 6 7 4 I 6 'db Swxxxxxxxxvfts YhK X N 's Q? W M ' f 9 9 ? 4 9 .Lg FZ? SQ.. mmm IS' Z Z I 7 I 2 .2 5 J 5 Z Q W nhl C5 i C5 5 n-4 . om ' 2 CD 1 'F-. 3 ik if? 7 3 Z 4' 1 ,Zu QQQmmxxxxxxxmxm x u Q 1 .N x E 5 N CD 2 no 71' CD -4 S 'E' Z If 'f N 5 M72 1925M 1 Ru 5 S , N 'N N 'xX- I N ,af 11w11m'm'1 m1i 33Ay s! 11w,71m1f ' 1 1lg 5, , --. 'SA - 7' SQ mrsx m 1w0q!5 0 5 L. in AGGIE s QMWWW-www '71 One Hundred Two r 112 ,Q Vf 44 ,, qgwx X- I0 N. 6 'M C 1 er faxisxaxxxwamxx 4 ,wr M il? F ,J if 1-2-s 1 411 2 I is a ' Q NX One H mwlred Three 7 4 I 9 1 Z 7 iff V A N3 gg' 5 ga 5 3? 5 ? Q C 5 NJ Q 75 5 g 1: I I X XX x., xxNBbb. NX gym mx x 7 I . 7 2 7 I 3 6 M 5:9 C3 C5 P'-I IT! CD FZ Z 9 1 9 -'Kg x'3 3X 'CK - N x X1 '4 Tb ku XG xxmx Nrxxwmx uy.g:Q M' 1 2 ' Z 7 E My V z l 4? 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I 144149 N v 1 Q EX S S 5 S S w N ll ll 116- 5 lll0lllfgg G I E S 9 ,1 I LW 1 K4jWZ4M1n0l0l, One u drecl Six N X 5 L n 'F Through his untiring eiforts to serve and his whole-hearted loyalty to Ath- letics of this Institution, we with pride dedicate this section of The Mule Rider. an ATHLETICS One Hundred Se Lien 19 X P' ty .' w i l M 1 Ra s QYSQQQ 339 , ig, 6 'M C 1 er Wxxxvmxxxxxmifgg ? 5 I 9 6 1 Z ? 3 f ff X ll I If M Q My fa M A T H L E T I C A' wie 'Z For the best development in life the body and mind Q should go hand in hand, that is, they should be developed f at the same pace. By the higher forms of organized athletics some useful lessons are learned and many excellent qualities ! are developed that otherwisewould not be. Athletics prop- fl perly conducted not only furnish recreation and amuse- ment but develop physically and mentally as well. It ag creates a loye for fair play and deyelopes contidence and respect for your fellow-man. Athletics are eltectiye in de- veloping self-confidence and the determination to win at whatever is undertaken. The elements of leadcrshipg the abil- 74 . . . . I ity to work in harmony with others, and meet onels tellow- g A man on a basis of equality, which are developed on the ath- 4 letic field, are qualities ot character which make good citi- f zens in later life. g A permanent AU association, consisting of all who have 7 been awarded letters by this lnstitution, has been organized f N for the purpose of encouraging clean sportsmanship and I6 maintaining a high standard of athletics at this institution. The association is eltectiyc in bringing together those who UV participate in athletics into a closer companionship and consists of such functions throughout the year as is deemed ' , X p ht by the members. ZX 4 f Z 1 l 9 i f 5 K I f Z Q15 X AGGIES :..5 X 'GZ WX QF W? . l Yb?4f K ' L Il' IZ ' 4 Qgswyzlyfliwl s S N Q S 5 xi V5 5 C5- C5 l- I ITI CD fre, N N Q N S N N N 5 N S 'N Q i S, 5331517 Amin 1 Hf df' cl Efi AD SQU RE I ENTI Z SQ' 'WEN l, aw1m104Sr N 5 S 5 5 S N ES CD pin M9 lx? Qi' S. fb E? Q.. C'D 'Y T73 -E 265 3 S A N N Qff' E A 'N N 'x +3 ,N 771 1925M R' .'.M'1Q Ll0f 8 ule lder ixjixxsxxxxxxmxdibg V 1 gg: 'frx 'e-. .. X1 ' 5 - 'Q V311 X? X KX NN. xx x XXQSX fxmxmxxmk Y +A: .fx ' i. KXWFBQQ xwx xxxxsmxx xxgfQg 419 A MEN IN SWEATERS 423 A MEN IN TOG 4 NX 9 p - P A v xx-iix,x f ,Xxx G I E S Egsxxxxxxxxxg One Hundred Nine -1 '3- ' f' . NX QL. Q 1 W l R cl f ' 'N' A y gWl lHlg 7713 Mu C l er .M Mala-, 9919? Y N S S S Q X A N S X S Y Q N law- SE ' '41, 46 N N N rs .QD is N 4 NA N Q X w A COACH SAGE McLEAN This is Coach McLean's second year with us. His ability as a coach, his power to inculcate elevated principles and make lighting sportsmen out of the men who participated in athletics under his direction has endeared him to us all. He has been able to take men of this institution and make a good showing against great odds. Under his supervision we expect ga to have a victorious season next year, ZS WALTER DOC DAILEY CCAPTAIND CHESTER CHESLEY LEDBETTER Nr Q Left Tackle CCaptain-electj X N Doc's strength, with his cool head has Here we have a man who has not been made him a wonderful line man and an substitued for in the pas-t season. He X excellent Captain. Everyone who has play- takes the world as it comes with a grin. X ed with him during his two years has been Chesley hit the line with all his worth N impressed by his grit and ability to stay every time he was called upon and was in there without substitution, and fighting never known to quit smiling through the X x 'em to the last down. two years of his playing. His fight and N ability to play the grand old game makes ' Q him one of our best ground gainers. Here's N N hoping he leads the 1925 Mule Riders to N Q success! 1 x Q A A fa. K A ' f fr sg lll0l0flgg S ' 43 One Hundred Ten 'Q I, x uiv x J f' i W f f ' 25 Rd if 'ld fu? -7' A 1: x ,t im . 6 1 Qxxmmwxmmxwifglj 5 v I F o o T B A L .. 4 6 4 ! Gilbert -fLiibe Middlebrooks i Q - N Q 9 End and Guard ' i has ' c ,V , , if f Long, loosely-jointed, and awk- md ward-looking he may be, but aj 'Jo Lube has the iight. Due to his 15' 144 fighting for all he's worth at any AW, ll' place he was played, his sweater V now has two stripes in it. We want I? him back again to keep up the old f fight another season. I+: it Z Harless Sister Reese 1 lieft End 'tSister's second year found him still tall, skinny, and looking' as 41 much like a football player as L1 clane. But he has the spirit, and fig, that's what it takes. nf f if 'QL 7- 1- 4 we lty i ,, , V A p 4 fi Delton Delt Maloch ' W Right Emi en, l This is Delt's first year to win QQ.: a letter. He is a good man at end, is never happy unless into the thick f of the fight and playing havoc with f the opposing tean1's offense. May he be here to keep up the good work ' i next season. M4 Gb' its 57 'N Carl Slim Wallace fx Q Right Tackle f Z This is t'S1ini's third yearron. the K gllflll' n With the stlckabllitv and K ' o . , X fight which he has we are hoping . f f to see him in his old position dur- fi ing the 1925 season, The football , I spirit which he has through thick I 7 and thin has made him a wonder- ! i ful man. ' , 2 f 2 xuxmww wig G I E S Pakxxxxmxwxg X , One Htmdred Eleven fir g21Z0 lll l D 3 1,1 C 1 el' .- It f,, -pw, .5 Q Oliver B Hick Hickman Quarterback Hick's played a good season at quarterback. His straight think- ing and knowledge of football have 771 1925M 1 R11 Q . S F 0 0 T B A L L X N wb QT N l 1 ,NN x 5 N X N th to Nl N ?' .5 VS N 116'-s pulled the team through many a tight place. His passes resulted in many gains for the old blue and gold, and we wish him back again next year to continue the work which he has done for the past three seasons. Thomas Tommy Boy Graham Fullback Tommy Boy is there with the stuff. This is his second year to win a letter. He plays the game with all there is in him and his motto is meet 'em on the enemy's ground . We are looking for him to back up the line another season. Claud Hux Hughes Center He has all the qualifications of a great center. He is big, ugly, and full of fight. Hux has been in school here for the last two years, but this is his first year in football. The sense, quick wit, and strength, combined with the old Maggie spirit , enabled him to go through the season at center with- out being substituted for. He was second on the all conference team. He was also elected president of the A Association. Raymond Tubby Taylor Right Guald Tubby won his place on the team by puie fight This is his first yeal but we hope not his last one He may be as broad as he IS long but h1s watchword is, They shall not pass i X N 7 c A N . N - . I lx Q ' ' T N S , . T 4 ?10111wlQg G I E S ,,,Z,,, ,4jIfZ4!l11aln2QF 4.: One Hzmdred Twelve -X ' x .4 I 492 N M Doyle Runt Stewart Right Half Small he is in statue, but big in fight. The bigger they were, the harder he hit 'em. A fast man and sure ground gainer. He never fail- ed to dive in the line as if it were a swimming hole, He has worn the blue and gold for two years and was elected secretary of the A Association for 1925. All we can say to him is carry on for an- other season. Claud Curley Martin Guard This was Curley's first year to wear the blue and gold. He has strength of a real man and the quality of grit that it takes to get his opponent out of the way. We hope to see him on the old gridiron next season. Irl Su ar Boy Lancaster Guard Sugar Boy is a new man who came to us this season The girls suiely has the sticking qualities In the game he had but one idea and that was to get his man He will be back next season 44 4' gg H U . . 4 may think he sweet, and he 4 ' ' -4 - ' 4 4 A at ,,., .55 is 'U Q . - Cb O ,... M9 U1 A Z S.. CD T :U 11 Q Q... 2 SP :ag 4 1- 4 4 4 f I 4 1 4 X 43 Qgkimm wsxxxw 11 A f 4 4 1 4 4 sig 44 ' 4 4 4 4 4 4 W4 , E' x f f 41 4-4 4' I 4 I rr C3 C5 74 IT1 CD '17 fig 4 4 4 44 5 nb puns xxxxwmx One H undred Thirteen 5 N S S S by CD ...A C 2' S. FD PU P-' D.. CD -1 G. I' Z W VN I Q E35 Ix.J Q x Eiiggigi NZ bv A li' 4 llzawilg I SECOND TEAM fiyfffif f Q m , Q ,T 95 'fm 44 X. X N xx' ?EZ5 Wx-, yfilgg N X SL :NJ iw W AG G 1 E S Qmfffwwjffvfwmf 'YLG H71 76 0'LL7' 6977, SQ f W4 '41 N M V s 'v vxxxxxxxx'Q 4 A ig N 'B X , , X L 0 X 1? w 7716 19 25 Mule Puder iyxwmxwxxxmilg 7 1 Q f 1 I 4 4 9 X XSQB-Xi X I iii xY QQ' ABLE' 5 Qx.9Rxlg?.? xQ. my 'gym xNmxxxxxwm.x mxQ 5 'gig ixvwxm W 5 I ? 3 5 J Z I 9 ,Z CD C5 r-1 IT! CD ,SQ 5 5 Z I QQ, Mi' U V x X A71 fl 4 I 4 I 1 C One Hundred Fifteen AV 1' W 5 I 7 6 F 6, Z2 62 ff? ,cpe cf Q 1, M2 l N WX A S Sw , '- . 52 010101017 728 MMIC Rldel' .rmvkw gzff S S Q S N XS S f W -af Q? Z 124674112 K: ,gy-7 .ef -W 2 f ffm' 71 Il Z9 JD YK tv ai IZ! l!fZl 0'l BASKET BALL Guards : Coach 1 Sage McLean A Men Center: Archie Stewart ' Forwards: Doyle Stewart QCaptj Shelby Haynes Iohn Hamm Raymond Proctor Claud Hughes Sam Cheek Ebbert Doss Delton lVl'I1lHCll Lake Greene Peserwes Clay Ross Ehsha McCollum Charlle Hanna Grover Martrn Bonme ameson 'lb V W J N lx Sy: E S N S VK I I 5 S S S X ll 6:3 GF S5 N6 1 f ll! Is X ' 1 ' J . Q, Q3 If .S ,. . , is g lS9 S I' S K41Wff 10IHl49 One H zmdred Sixteen 9 f 491 f 4 ,Q W W 1 Z Zi 6:2 GIRLS' BASKET BALL Guards: Lois Hewitt fCapt.j Evie Stone Christine Hendrix A Girls Forwards : Ruth Anderson Nell Bond Eula Brown Q15 One Hundred Seventeen X-QE . IR V, STQ Q g...x QD U1 2 CD ji 0 -ii PD , R 4 4 6 I 4 M 4 I 6 Aw mmexxxxxxxvfts as as A aggx svn lgvzxxxxmmxxxfa-4 ' xximkv XY' I f J XX XXX - sm! gggvmmm xwmmmg 5 9 :law 4 9235 Q a' 'Q f S22 Z Qnzs 0:2 2 f limi 6 rn f 2 5.99.9 7 .Q?i.E.9i. 7' V, w zmw 'U 4 ?OmG xy H.?U-.gi If ,xE.:f,, 0.94, Cj5UQwfb ,-19-1 :os 6,59 SQ.. 3 5-'CUQ N S 2 9922 3 QZQ IP s C5 2 fb C5 gggg I I--I amga E? 3 YQ 1,4 H rn CD 5555 UQ aw '21 S9 'D 1 5 I 5 I QW my Qmjmvmxxxxxwmxm xmxggg-,Q Q SF S S E N it 5 J Cb S FD P' CD '! X S L lllIl ll N WX 'N qs 35 H C CI' D.. Q- F' '7 1 vq Q ,Z j, Q5 3' S N 5 we 55 Nfl sl i wg l I , wx? X :lg N Q QS N L N N r N . 5 N BASEBALL SQUAD N 1- ROLL X Sitting Kneeling Sam Cheek John Hamm kv Jack Eubanks Ulysses Sullivan '99 Harless Reece Carl Wfallace Q Shelby Haynes Chester Ledbetter gfg Q . . . . , QQN ,Q Edwin Keith Lurtis Walker S Doyaline Spencer Sl N Standing R Coach Gaston Franks X g Marshall zxiamn Milton Eason N S Edward .XVatson Gilbert Measles X 5 Roy Harris Robert Allen Q S Jimmie Cobb Claucl NVallis S Q Ebbert Doss Archie Stewart N A i AGGIE S r ff K-aflkg'-WZ'f15lglN A One Hundred Eighteen .oo-v9...ao4l --anna-slab Q1 - .Q un. .On-an .na .Q - as-qu -vu.-twvsovnv-no 5, c 4 1 I 1 I I 1 Q! 1 I I -n I . um mm HUMOR and ADVERTISING 6 x y 3 , M 1 Rd s . .s,!nq 1YM -1. 8 'M C 1 er 7LxxxaxxmXS'Q ' v f Dear Editor. you ask me if l might 3 f Some jokes for the Mule Rider write. 4 I wrote a niece that l thoufrht was an ace I j l s 7 4 And stuck it in your grim old face: f f Said you, That is too rieh you see. f d Something more decent l plea. iff l wrote another andlanother A6 lhat surely was titten tor a mother. 48' You read them and frowned And you, to my horror. turned them all down, -'ly l am still writing in the wee hours of the night, f Hut can produce nothing that you like, try as hard as l might. , I have sat in my chair until l am no longer at ease, f So if you donit like this you may go to ll ,,,,..,,,, if you please. 4 f- . - - -A AY -M i .- - .- was 4 I' f f 1 dt ' x yxw X . X M 1 L, 4 -.,i . sg? f f it ff , s We W ' 1 K , 4 1 ' 9 K f I I . If , fwxkf f .gnu . ....,. 9 4 we 2 EDITOR i ASSVI' EDITQR 4 Honest Deward, when asked to turn in to the senior class a list telling E where he was from and what he had been, replied: 1 am from Rosston, U7 Ark., forty miles from the nearest railroad, ten miles from the nearest dirt road, and have been a damned fool. HE' Clovis: - 'l'ommy is certainly a gentleman. wx 0? Lillian Kernp-'Wtoulcl you call a man a gentleman who would kiss a 2? girl without her permission? ' Q 9' Clovis :f Xo. f f Lillian Iiualillifll you told him that he might kiss you last night? 9 Clovis:- No, l told him not to do it, but l donlt think that he heard 6 x me. f I 0 0 0 f 6 Minnie l3rown:f Are you a musician? g d Madison tiordon:- No, but l came from a musical family. My sister I can play any kind of music on the grafanola and my brother was born with f ad a drum in each ear. 2 Qflwmxxxm mkx xxSmx !Q S 5-Qkxxxxxxxmxid S . . X ,,.A xv' One Hzmdrcd Ninctccrb tx Sv IN ESSAY ON PANTS Sl1'lli6SlJC'l1'E,S liter'1ture that mcn have m'1ryelcd 'tt 'uid tried to imif tate for more tian two iundred years, Iwrool'lyn lridgft that has afforc ed sa'e tr'1nsport'1tion for thous'1nds 'iye millions 'md furnished a niagnifi- cient View for spectators, a11d tie Statue of l,iberty as it becions a we - come to the many who step forth from the Atlantic or sends its shadows shimmering down Broadway, are 11ot the only things that are of use or in- terest to man. Pants are a necessary factor in the preservation and repu- X G 5' l If 1 L 4 N ' Ji 1. NK ' ills f M 1 j f- mg , Q 0llZll lX 5 .-'mille t Q , , . . X 4 ' l 1 l 1 i x 1 .5 x c c l. Q 1 . . . , . . , . . S s l l l A I. 911 I xN 91 N N l Si, 95 sig 5 4 l gilt tation of man. l-ike molasses they are thick i11 wi11ter and thin in sum- mer, thus keeping him warm or cool, as the climate conditions dictate, and then they are essential in preserving his modesty. Pants are both singular and plural-singular at the top and plural at the bottom. Pants were made for men, not for XVOIUSII. XYomen were made for men, not for pants. Men pants for women and women pants for men, thereby resulting in a pair of pants. O O O SENIOR'S PRAYER Now I lay me down to sleep, I pray the I.ord my Arithmetic assignment to keep. If I should forget before I wake, x I pray an excuse my teacher will take. N' I study hard, just like my class mates dog X S I hope they will pass and l will too. Amen. N 0 0 O . Meditations of Ancient Philosophers: A S To study or not to study, that is the questionfl I x O O O S Some people are noted for their strength, others are noted for their X beauty, but Clay Ross is distinguished for his betting. He will bet on any- ' thing and it seems to make no material difference which side he bets on, ,Q One day in English Miss Fontaine asked him to analyze the sentence. QQ Mary ate three green apples for breakfast this morningf' He at once fell into a deep meditation and the teacher smiled at the QQ unusual interest that he seemed to be taking in the assignment, but he was S not studying the structure of the sentence-hc was studying means to in- X X crease his capital. Ile ran his hand in his pocket and pulled out SEI.-lO, which N constituted his wealth, and exclaimed: N XYell, I am willing to risk 551.40 that she has the colie before nightf' S Q O O O 5 S Turp: Some women that I meet are br11nettes. l 1 A Some that I meet are blondes. I N Some that I meet I love. 5 ll L me iff 0 1 W 311111110155 S fggj 6 One Hundred Twenty - .tl QL ft 1 N' y DAILY lfvspfcrfofv ll? YH: 1 t,?Qf:Qff3ly J A ' . ', ' , ' I i i W I., 1 I Y 1 l f ff ' 13 l 7 11 I 1 f af I L ' 'f' l., -Sing! 3 X' F ' ggi. Looxmo FOR MICRO onemvfsms S2 155 ga 'ay -3' 5 1,2 Cb 5-.1 M9 NJ CI' E. fb 'QU EL. -55 CD Z' ' 9 A Z Z -6 745' Q?egg xwsxw A f V I f 1 4 1 425 412 ts? ' 4 I 4 Z I 1 9 1 1 M 'ZW fnva UTHEH 051901. Y INSEC Ts, INSPECTION 'llhe l'rufS arc my l1lSllCClOl'SQ XYlllJlll l :lo mat want: They malta-tl1 me to clean my mmm tml often: They leaflcth me to clcmcrits :mtl frec lahor. F They 3.l1HtJyClll my suulg they lezlcleth me in the path of ridi A, 'Ash Cul f ' 1 l' ?'! 4 C Ol tts mama 5 sate. 4,1 11 ' Yea. l lubur all clay Slltllfflllyl l have my penrc: w Aml if l flflllvl work. thcir puuislmtcut cliscmufmis me: 3 ' They prcpzlrcst fret' llllltll' fur mv, as if l wcrc thcir slayci f They tallceth to mc 'till my hcucl rmmcth oycr. Surely, frec labor :mtl rlcmvrits will not follow me Q all thc days ul my life: f 4 And l shall not rlwcll uuclcr their SlllPCl'YlSl0l1 furcycr. 5 I 6 4 Z x A 26 ,X ew Qflmxmxxm Nlkx xxmmx S FQXXXXWNQ One Hundred Twenty-one lv, J ff eff I Vi' I as pf Qkfbffllllflfiulkb Mu C Rldel' ,- If sqr L .N NX -as A At the conclusion of a lecture on etiquette by Miss McClure, in,Chap- el, she asked if there were any questions that the students would like to have explained. Boob lXlcNutt raised his hand and asked when it was proper to lift or remove the hat. ln reply, she answered 1-f'At the following times and on the follow- ing occasions the hat should be lifted or removed: when mopping the browg 201' Jl 5, 6 .s ' M x ' Q le W S 5 N S N ll A ll IIZZIZ Wifi? 1 1:01 ug? ll 115121 V when taking a bathg when going to bed, when taking up collection in Sun- day Schoolg when having your hair trimmedg when being shampooedg and when standing on your head. OOO Claude Hughes:-6'Ross, what does the word 'aniol mean in Latin? Ross:- I don't know and besides, l don't think that is a Latin word. llugliesz-Hllow do you know? You flunked Latin. Rosszsmllhat doesn't matter. l flunked English also. and I know an lin- glish word when l see itf, O O O Prof:- ,XYhat is a phenomenon Lancaster 1- XX'ell. if you see Nr. XX'atson, that is not oneg if you sec' Mr. Holmes, that is not oneg if you see Miss lfontaine, that is not oneg and if you see Mr. Overstreet that is not one: but if you were to see Mr. XVatson when he wasn't talking, and Mr. Holmes refuse to give advice in Chapel, and Miss Fontaine give you a good grade in English, and Mr. Cver- street with a thirty inch waist-line, that would be a phenomenonf, O O O Opal liurrusz- Mi: Bishop, l have found a hair on Naida's shoulder that will stretch like rubberfl Mr. Bishop 1- Well, that is not so strange, since rubber will grow on trees, there is no reason to suppose that rubber hair will not grow on wooden heads. O O O Miss Fontaine :f Haven't you seen one boy enter school and demoral- ize the whole class? Claud XYallis:-'fMiss Fontaine, I don't believe that I did quite that bad O O O Ledbetter:-'fXX'liat is football 'dope'? J' Hickman 'ff hat is something that somttimes gets upset O Consolation Dodd All greit men will live till thex die So will I hw- Sl? N Ni Y lZ 110' lg S3753 S a .xi 6' .V CD l 5 C5 A. I P-1 rn i f UD O ' als - . A Q Q E ' Q X '. 1 Q . a sg . N 5 N 5 Q .SQ W5 3 One Hundred Tw amy-two 5 gffkfi- 'M 8 'bile Rldel' f PROVERBS Mr. Overstrect:-Learn to hop when the Boss says frogjgie. Mr. Burns Z-A wise man never blows his knows. Mr. Graham 1-A restless disposition and long legs often carry man farther than he expected to go. Miss Nelson :4XYomen are entitled to life, liberty, and tea. Mr. XYatson:--Let your conversation be always ridiculous if you want a contented audience. Mr. Holmes I-BCXVZIYC of roving eyes and a liberal tongue. Mrs. Green :-lf a man cares to live in peace, lleware of ficlclles, women, and geese. Mr. Wheeler 1-Better half an egg than an empty shell. Miss McClure:--lie good and you will be lonesome. i Mr. Bishop :-There is nothing that pays smaller dividends than a lady friend. Mr. Shiflett Z-Long faces and long ears are usually elose neiglibors. Miss Stevens:-A melon and a woman are hard to choose. Mr. Cary:-A stuttering tongue and a bunch of classes often helps profs to make men out of asses Miss Fontaine Tis .1 wicked l nglish tl iss ind oui te Lchei ls put ot it Miss Dean Ntxer Judge '1 lC'1LlltI bx het tuils thex max be fllse tiat I would s'ue two thirds of mx salarx 'Xlr Martel Nei er trust musicians thu in ilte too manx broken note 5 fgxgwmxxxxxx X XX SX ymsmx 5 X A1- KX .9 1 ,f' lg 3 f 5 9 f 4 f ,ig E' WJ XX XWBSXY 1 2 . . . . .. V or i '.: ' C' 2' C ff' 'zsxz ' 1 1' l fi 7 - .i.' C 1- H ' ' . K' X' ' ' ' ' ' z 7' Coach f10l1, women, women. what would l do without you, admitting j l ' S. ' ' ' 5 1' ' 2 f 2 A e gxx G I E S Qtgkxxxxxxxxxw X 'll T2 QNX One Hundred Twenty-three 1 N N 1. 931, Q31 'gf 'K 'm f nf- ',1, i f j 11111 1 Sgfllllllxzfv 7716 Mu C 1 Cl' .111r ,114.1 1 1 N N S111111- 111111116 11115 age as tl1c ugu 111 5111111111-, 5111116 call 11 thc age 111 N N 1'Cstl11ss11ess, 1,1111 -lllflglllg' l-H1111 11111 facultx' 111e111l1c1's :1ct11111s we tl1i11lc therc N 1 x Q is 1111 111111111 211111111 11 11611155 the :1g1- Ill Lf1111ss XX'111'1'l Puzzles. Q 1g NYC 1111116 this will kccp 51111 busy f111' at 102151 1111 111i1111t1fs. Sl k I 1 1.1 Q' 55' Q' HR 16' YW 7' S Q 1.71 IR ZZYi .fZfZEff if A 71 N N N ,T S N 1 1 5 You may find 21 key to this somewhere. 1 1 V22 Q If ro . V Ib 'R ?0la1ngg G I E S lIlZll Q '11111l0L,3, , 1, ,X 1 0116 H'zmd'1'ed T'wenty-f11m' N- ,. . C t o A .ri ' J, 9 sis! ,in Mme... me Rlder ilxxxxvsxxxxxxmxx Definitions to Cross Word Puzzle HORIZONTAL A stupid fellow A College Cabbrj School fraternity, here Cabbrj Uncivil Making love An Indian tribe Company Cabbrj Chemical formula Make barely enough Toward the source of Medical corps Calmbrl A degree in law A note in the major diatonic scale A city in Nebraska A girlls name Stadium tcontractedj Climbing or trailing plants To turn aside Inn A girl's name Kind of lines A brand of motor oil judge of Columbia County Yirtuous Acts Span tpoeticall Chemical formula To dress up fslangj A member of the foot ball team Steamship propellor Recording secretary Qabbrj Expression of unhappiness A female horse An exclaimation And Ql.atinj A well known school paper Whose money we spend From Ql.atinj An end man Proceed A smart fellow lslangj Part of the verb to be A woman's yes A degree Also Our Stewards initials a i xx YER'l'lCAl A minute quantity l'art of a flower m tractedl 1 .Q 'B' J . . ll ll. fl Santa Clause. lword is con- fy 6 Beasts of burden lfoolishly sentimental Rod used in playing billards Cplj A pair Preposition Commanding Cieneral Calrbrj l'ronoun, second person institution of learning Our boss XYhat college boys call them- selves A method of preserving Aifection for ipast tensej Makes nude Dormitory supt. Cgirlsj Sign l-Board Principal part Tailless leaping animal Dead Chemical formula Trade trustee lalvbifl Disfigure Ciirl's name 'l'o place llis Cl.atinl l am Ccoutractedj A groove, ornamental border A period of time A danger signal Written or printed records ,X religious organization lmenj Facial expression Associate of arts To exist A girlls name lixperimental work room flblnj Aboxe Pionoun lst person V f lf Q XXXFPB. 7 ll 'F I Z I f at Gi wg 474 KV i 1 I Nmcgga B Ngmwtx xxxxwkxxv Q qs. -.Vp A S Qgmxxxxmxvg One Hundred Twenty-five ,, , ,, , 7 1z1 J Al 14 ' 1 S2 N N N N S 1' N Q W CD F-A CD NJ if S.. FD E? D.. CD 'I fm x F NN s. V S X N N E N 'R 116-s , T' SENIOR ALPHABET is for Aggies, Association, Arkansas, and all, Also achievement, no matter how great or small. B is for better, beauty and bass, Three qualities that make Turp an Ace. C is for Christine, a nice little girl That's always raving because her hair doesn't curl. D is for Doyle, better known as Runt,', In football he often makes his opponent grunt. E is for Evie Stone, a very hard name you see, But a better girl she Could hardly be. F is for Frances, who is Very sweet, Especially to one called l'ete . G is for good, which, we are glad to say. Applies to listher, Opal, and Mae. H is for Hickman who is his father's song He is specializing in wine, music and fun. I is for l will tryn, A motto that has made Silvey a man worth while. J is for jolly: to Craig this can be applied. For ridiculous humor he can be relied. K is for Keith, who thinks that he is a flirt, But he is never seen on the Campus with a skirt. L is for Ledbetter, a ve-ry likely chap, XVho is never sleepy, but likes to take a nap. is foi Nlaloch 1 xeix piomismb son Xlso for Measles but they are the sime as one is tor Xalda Lnd judging tiom her ways One xx oulel hue little doubt is to xxhx the l my br IX s is foi Ona good lool nib and niee is for Peiex '1lSOl:Ol powdei pult is mueh sud l hues t is enou is for Ou miles don t foini the xxiongo idel of the gbnl lior some day she will be somebody s pe nl we If IM at v N, tl AF Yu? R f is M e sv iq L , A jc. ,, 1 1. ee . '. : K S Xlvallace thinks that she is just the right ,PriCe . Q The ' 2' , 0' xs i 2 gh. S k Q ' rv: y ' x Y' 2 f , 'N - .N , . , ,- . , . s e H A , W GQ J l0lllfLQ S fj I I 111049 f,Ev One Hundred Twenty-six . t . u 43 x , wx 'W ix N 'tiff' 1 , YZ 1925M 1 R fi : Wi . 6 'M e 1 71x!xNQ'mxxxxmxSFb2 R s f ' , s , 1 , S A 1, .1l- -. XX lV'. 43 'im X K f Xl 7 X . l 1 is or lxutli who ip very quiet but smart' Success 'lXX litS the man who wins her heart. is for Sewell often c'1 cd SUI- 'e ' lle goes through school pel mel. T is for Taylor, who answers to Tubbyg In his air castles he is somebody's hubby. U is the first letter of unnourished and undersizedg To Janie Lou lludson this can not be applied. V is for virtue, a very desirable trait Xlihich keeps Stophs and Meeks in a path that is straight. W is for XXI-aycr voor old n1v',' , l , lt is hard for him to brinf his assiffnments u m. zs l X is for xylographer, but to Xliheeler it applies not, For it is doubtful whether he could make a plowstock. Y is for young Monnie, a beautiful lassg She is certainly a Belle in our class. Z is for Zoog lie didn't enter our school. O O O Nr. llolines happened to be at thc station at McNeil, after the Xmas holidays, when the train came in from Camden. He noticcd some rather strange thingsg that Dclton had come after the Meascles, that Bob had come after a Keys, Xlalter got a Gulley, and Frank had a Stone. Rather queer, eh? O O O The Domestic Science class was reading in a bulletin on Table Service and litiquetteg it said for the hostess never to place a man and his wife side by side 'lt the table or even 'tn C11g,,'lbCCl couple Sue kms said lluh ld like to see somebody leep me fiom sitting by my cuba O 'lhe ln lish cl lbs had been studying bllnl xcrse and M1 s Fontaine Hewitt submitted the follouin '7 Q XX ff If -1 f IW XSSBX Y ' x' B13 ' .:. , Xmxx fQ X Stix Xxygg NES C5 C5 A ! Qgmmxx xxxxvmxm a , c c . c fc Of . ' ,, ' M 7' y X ff ger. X v O 0 ' 2 g 'Q 2 x if z 4 '- 5 ' 1 ' askedeach member to hand in an original composition in blank verse. Lois v. X- N Y' Xsxx A S pgxxxxxmwcw One Hzmdred T zventy-seven 19- Sfiw0wfffwW5 Wie 1925Mule Ruler SQA? A W S i ggi X i 6 S ,1 N EW N f W gm Yi N N x x Qi NN 'llflrtel as we see him Doc. Dailey on his way A Fielfl T li e attraction - to Smith 55 'ff Q 'Q' -4 ff f Q r.- .b ' . 1 F 'f 'x ' f , ' 3 Q r ',.' NX QW C J x N : 5 0 'NN' H 4 0 ' 0 S 0? J g l 15,0 -vi' 'Q K s . ul 'Lf L :lm Q QR NN that keeps the ' 5 boys in school KE. Q sh , , ' - N il 'll it , 1? l ' in M l 1 N ww. ' tif N 215 AE, X sm. V. iq, , 5' .A K iwj lf , Zff 9 ! 'fif,fx Y! ' x i fx f rw iiii i jx it eeee f -1- ,N f My 'Q N - 52 i N N mf i 5 I x 5 ' 2 1 N 5 i f4ffff1'f744 4' N Q Stewart making the decisive goal Claurl Wallis in action N L fe- 46 0l0lllfgL3 I E S Il,ZIl1 f-,jIW 110l02jF Une' Flmzdrfd Tzvewfgf-eight Y Ex' f X I' l - The llilmle says it is hlessed tw marry, hut more blessed not to Ixu h :- 'NX'ell, just tu he hlessed will he plenty guml for ne' O O O Une dark night in the middle of the day. A little dead rat began to run awayg Two hrave girls saw in its flight, And went and hid elear out of sight. O O O Mr. llohnes tgiying a lecture in llsyehologyj :- Class, a man's life is dwided intu four periods: youth in which he has no troublesg young inan- houd when he has a single truuhleg he marries and has a double trouble: after marriage his troubles begin tu niultiplyf, O O O Carl:- ,Xll the huys that l assueiated with when l was at home ha ' married and have an average uf two children apieeef, Ona:-- 'l'hat's funny. all the girls that l stayed with when l was home are married and have an average of three children each. How do you aeeuunt fur that? Carl:- Oh, it just shows that wmnen have more children than meuf O O O Ten questions were on the hoard. I had never heard uf them before. They were not in the hook, and They had no reference tu the course of study. I knew nothing ahuut them. My notes did not fit, and l could get no help. l flunked the ll' ..... .. ..... stutt. 'B' Q XN 1 ya. qgfggl-ss--ii fe' 'A QQ- - In is Qi W ' . Q Q Lia ', H ' : Q 2 Cb F-A QD CF 5 FD E C'D 'H dr ' Z Q 2 6 7 4 Z Q 'a A f 11 '1 QS SNS. X'X e Z 1' ye 4 W at Q? , y y 1 ll si Qc One Hzmdred Twentyf-nine 'D Nlb g4A xm my f :ease 2 f D-39-R1 E V gg'-+963 Qiw WAIT 4 -E: W ifizes EQ' ce ' -. '4 f eaeiae ei? ,... H' ,..m C f-rw205 FD C37 ewrefff SCL kfi:-1-rC..':.'. 51,-,,'-1 X, , .- ,., 3-rpg -He f Femme: fra Ki fziszgiifc. l Cf'D...m f' IF 5 :-1-'E-7: .13 1 u: ':sQT-'rw ,fi- , :'f-+2-5 ,,, M- '-' f QOFHQQ: ' 17- 'lf '47cy7':' A . FPA- Scfz :fo w fi 't-QEOEJ' T 1 O 75330 H+-23' 'Z Q3 w U -1 lmelnso -'ro 523522 va ? gli'-'9 1,I,-1 O A 1325911 :ho 5 'Pf-F,m:fS.' C ff? :nf J.5,f:7, Q :' Q EUGQQHY F -: . I ' .MUEWEQQC CE- r3:j 1v'- -1 CD ,-., f-fm N .1 ,l-DITICQ .'I1 m'-P P, 3- f-fgf-1:4-3-CD Q IT' cg-:FD f-+ mmm Gif-P 1 :CDH fr Q..N,...f ' CD ggdgsg. 2 '14 s- :-O 4 -,,-1 UQ 5382-1 0 QW, .3,.,,,-c 2 J, -Jr:-W2 fl? ,mend -- f '-e Q S 4 gown: 1 l0Q f-ED . .-.Af-3 Q Qeea X ! :HQ-JS 2 fauxx WJ xJlWRX'iQBhAX ix r 1 I i..? 4 ex ' 'L Qgfyyfffffljkwfv me 1925 Mule Ruler .-eva- vMgM,g N X S OUR BUDDIES 5 5 ...... S Name Nickname Favorite Saying or Hobby S N N Wx ---- S km M -A M Q ,,, ..... 5 as gs N S N N N W , X ,N i N Q x X E , 1 g X AGGIES fy J f Une Hmzdred Thi7'ty l fl x ,,v. A X MW xv, N x In im s Smxxxxxxxv Ax A as lx , lf' ggfxkvfg igf ill -- 7716 Mule Rldel' Vcximsxmxmxmxmlg . S N ll V 122 '22 ,v C, QE 'Z OP 5V6fvr5 Z 4 X 6? W + 425 A Gee Wz! How 'Fanppus Does Pugillii l Q i h i I nfs rnvnifi H0851 l7.'lil1Zl1'ClSlllCll leave fm' encampment. 3 r lS.-Classifiezitiun begins. Nm get-togetlier 9 X 'X' meeting. M l9.fAt opening' exercise new students get n Z Q, ci' E lrmlc :it the fziciilty. M11 Martel sings. f N LV 20.-SClllOI'S bnrclenecl with conflicts. Christine begins the course in lleclugogy. A, jd 2l.f.Xt last Huy llznrris and flycle Collins ean 'qi Q92 find the way tu elzlssrooins alone. Q'a 22.--Ciet-tim-getlier meeting. Clovis and Una finrl 4 that some of the new boys are less talkative Z f --' than swine of the g'l121l'1lSlllCll. f I 23.-After society John Mefolluin buys Rat some ice-ereznn. 24.--Mrs. Myers. of Chicagn. talks to stuclents about the Girl Reserve anal 4 Y. M. C. A. XYork. 4 f 25.-Clovis cries because she clicln't l'lCZ1l' frtnn Camp Pike. g g 26.---Clovis and a few more CU get news frmn the gunrfl boys. 4 4 27.-ll, S. Collins, in lic.: Hy taking less exercise, une can reiluee the high f cost of livingf' f 4 5 2b si mmxm x x NXKX S Qymxxxxxxxwg X 'X One Hundred Thirty-one ffmafzfffkggs N 5 S S N . . e 5 ' - Cb X. M e O CII H 2 f PT' Q FU - A . UQ 0 1 2 'Qi 4:1 :- gb NP P24 YE' f' 57 Xa 5 if E x S N N is SQ? Nl S s 5 N ll Sli' 23.-Mae Davis gets home sick. Maybe sht will be all ri ht when Puck- ett' returns. ' .-Lycia Cu ey ic 'Q five bo5s in the Nlulc Rid one of w om s e intends to vamp. 7 3O.v-K1-Mc-lia-flicc Literary society has '1 lady acting president for first time. 31.-Rules suspended. Campustry classl' is small and inexperienced. mg . l.--ti. R. C. entertain in Chapel. Lucille is mistaken rf-if ' ni as ' H .-fri ,-X p for Mckamara. il X fa X 2.-National Guardsmen return. Gee, at the smiling c x . 'sq' . 33 faces. BBQ 3.-flivervbodv happv but Hickman and Delton who ' Q Y . ' .' ' , . ll ' have to sit on a bread box at the Dining Hall. ,,.. X rw X f 1 li . . . gl i ,, f -l.-Football boys go out for first practice. E 5.-Reece, Robbins, and Taylor are reported for A Y having their lights on after IO P. M. 323' 6.-Girls go to town. s5EPTgMBE,Yi. --I-el-R . 1 7.-Rules off. Several new members are enrolled in Campustry classvg although some are more advanc- ed than others. S.-Lola Eakin worries because she didnlt get to talk to Wfheeler. 9.+Frank lipton goes home. 10.-Franks Qliridgetj makes known his presence by his loud ha-ha . 11.-Tubby bumps his nose at football practice. 12.-Girls go to football practice. 13.-KafMe-Ka-Thee society elects new members. Royal Franks makes his farewell speech, but it is bricfer than usual. l4.+C2. R. C. have recognition of new members. l5.'-I'sychology girls are defeated by School Management girls, in base- ball game, score 54-18. 16.-Senior class is organized. NYill all that reported graduate? ? ? 5 ' 1 UGA W 0. N x si X sy- N S X S :lk 8 N il 5 S S X 5 0- 17.-Fred Brummett mistakes Murel for Pearl. Look out, boy. 'Q xc xi ' S 18- Pep meeting. QQ 19.-Magnolia Hi boys defeat M'ulettes 9-O. we N 20.-G. R. C. go on hike to Bussel Springs for breakfast. S N 21.iOh Roy! Chicken for dinner. Q 22.- Seems like the rules never are off -Elby Dalton. X ' 23.+Now Girls, 1 want those notebooks to-morrow and ev-er-Vthin must X N as . g N be in them-Miss Nelson. 24.-f'Mulette kicked Delton in the e ie. N N . . 5 . X X 25.--Recital with a snappy HPepU meetmv afterwards. N 5 - is N x 26.- Muler1dersl' are defeated by Henderson-Brown seconds, 13-0. Q N 27 -Shoat Greer Goes to town. N ' b A N is r ' i 'r W 0 sg W 1 '46 S Q c' ll Zajl fflfmalnlj Ona Hundred Thirty-two -'fu 744 If '5Xffi,5 ' if 3.-Springhill defeats second team, 13-6. 8 g pm i -'Q ' A m: Y 0 AM' L.unf 0f 728 Mule Rider Vaiixxmwmmigg r 4 4 4 4 d 28.-Clovis goes to breakfast with her middv on XY1'lJI1g-SlClQ-OL1l. 4 f 29.-Roy Booth starts flirting with the girls. Q f 30.-Joy and Mattie Faye with others tried to illuminate the Clieinistry g f apparatus. f 4 44 Af fp. a , V l.-l.ast month's board is due. W6 5, 4 X, '75 2.-,Xmbolean Prince enters school. is 16 ,Af 1 XXX? 'X vp QNX ' ggamxxx mwdkfqfsg Z f wwwwww w www Q r-Qrvwrfsa 9- eww 4 llllll ,Iwi II f mCUZUd,,3'ZloOwT'1'f'1'l rj wo...-1.vgoC'5r:4 f .-.lqmi-Dm.-.5-3-CJ 5... 5-:,,w'43c'DH..- 82.30 I 57-7mD'mi4E 751- 5 '5..53f5E?v2s497 3112 F Qcizvgg-'ig o Am Hoo O -- K '-iff H3 6 ':5a5g2'a'Z E150 X no fbf-f lm' '4 V, 1 f'1'1E'Qim5,f-+Q. an v, 1 ifiZwE,fgm':..g' WEE SDU,....,1,'5--ls 3052 ,0c'o5Z.S5JfD f-'red , ?ET4'ffQf'f,5' Siam fD5'5':'7:4 fi jf, -+ f::r'O BIN? 7 5.51-mf.x.u9jg7Q :Ag 93' '-S15 ...'-5 f 333557159-ig: ::' f 'f7,.im5Z5 77 A 50 '03-fb QQ' V4 arises'-'ce T H- M Baa-xi: ea? he ,Q :oe o :-:Q -' gd rag ya ...og J 1 ? : . 511 U3 :s .1 , C5 3 at : ' tra, H : o L7-x.f. P UQ C' - .:. VA ITI 9 E 5 A U3 2 w ii 5' f ' P 11 SZ 2' 1 96 - Q 2 -fi, 4 Li 5 , -, rn Z E 5? 0 I fu '60 QW: 3 ,,mNmxNxnN.xm Nmxy fe r 1 ff..-'f-Ki D W 44 4 4 44 S57 W 144 14 -lfflfootball boys have hard workout. 5.3,--Seiiiors go kodaking. Rules off. Gerald May 'iii iff! 'I 1' W1 fx' 'C' 'ffff J.. 4 I, If 5 ff My steps out Y Q, 1 Wg, 'V 1 ' f ,f ' 6.-Aggies play 'l'igerettes. are defeated 6-O. ff J 7.-Beware, term examinations soon! A 3 3 ' 3.-Cecil Price made l0O on three tests in So uh OCTOBER I Algebra 33 lf3, 33 l-3, and 33 l-3. f 4 41 ,Z 32 ,115 . 3, i ff.: ffwgyff f, . ff fy f L 9.-More examinations. l0.ml :YC1'j'lJUCly looking' prettyg group picture mio is made. ll.-Muleriders vs. Louisiana College. Score 3'-LO in l.a. Colleges favor. 12.-liula Brown catches a Martin. l3.gl eggy is mad because she did not see Doo, Sunday. l-l.--Vlirother Luck talks in Chapel. 15.-Chemistry examination. Everybody crazy. 16.-Dairy class goes to Texarkana to fair. 17.-Second team defeats Lewisville, S4-O. 18.-Bray staff gives conundrum supper. l9.-College Freshmen go kodaking. 20.-Lola and Elby rescue a goat from a wire fence. Zl.-Mae says that Coach has more trouble with his money than she does. One Hundred Thirty-three if 4 1' g 4 4 4 44 4 4 4 4 4 4 1 L6 llII7 . 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X' '7 1 1 1 RQ -1 1111 S1 11111 11111 1 1 111 lit 11111115 11 1t1 ll 111 CN 11 1' 742 111 ff hi C1 C 11 11 1 1 1 H 1 11e1 N, :P ,Q IJ D 'Yi 4 211 191 F1 W 115 7 1 6 1, g1 ' -' 1:11 6.il311ys 1'at1'l1 Hail 1'11l1111111ia a1111ut their 1'1111111s. 7.fKl111111ie 111111 Y1111eille ir1111 their 111'etty 51166121116 1111e t11ey do 1111 just 11ef111'e every CClCl11'Z1tlOll day, S-WA 1li1'isi1111 is 1l121.flC 111 the 111111121 Suciety. 9.f111i11t prograin 111 C. li. 211111 Y. M. C. A. 1111211111 Wfallis leaves early to meet Pauline. IO.-Nr. l11'1l111es 211111 Mr. Overstreet are pleasaiitly surprisecl 211711111 t11e term grades. ll.vA1'111isti1'e Day cele11rati1111. 11111111 f1l1ll1Cl'. Ci11a1'11 l'lZll'21ClC, Zlllfl lNl11lettes play Stephens Hi, O.-O. l2..flXlr. Oyerstreet e11111pli111e11ts the S1llClL'llf 111111y 1111 its e11111l11ct. 15.--C11acl1 goes over for eoH'ee. l4.fSl11111'. 'l'l1o111as Graliam sits with .......... Mrs. f11'Z11lZ't.lll. 1-1 lJ.ffNew society meets i11 J'XQ'1'Ol1UU1j' 1'lass1'1'111111, 'Lights go 1111. l6.fY. M. C. A. Secretary talks t11 S1llflClltS. l7.vJu11i11r Science class pack l1111c11es. Miss Xe1s1111 takes t11e111 11el1i11d the w11111l11ile a111l makes the girls 11ivi111' 11'itl1 her. 18.-Hazel, L':YC'lj'11. a111l D1'1r11tl1y 11111114 they have lllllllkl a Snake i11 a pil- low. 19.1--1-XYil111a llarris smiles at iiTl1l'15'i. 20.1-1- Pep' meeting. 21.-Opal Rurrus 211111 Xaicla get their liair cut. ..- ' es OH.. 1Jt15'lC11C S11e111'e1' tries t11 111111 111111 a girl. I I 4 2 112 Rf 1 f 6 5 2 1 4 115 11 25 lxul 5 Ayb 24.--Stepl1e11s ll-1 clefeat Aggie see11111.1 t1-11111 7-O. i l 25.f'Kl'ep 111eet111g. Buys, Hl1lllCl'if1Cl'SH 211111 Scrubs 1111111-211' 1111 stage. Z!! 1 26.-fB11ys leave for Al1111tlCCllO. QQ I 27.-l.1111es11111e l1ill. 12111111 11i1111er. Aggies 1111 l1ere t11 gn tfib Lewisville. a 1 'lSer111.15 win 33-11. f 6 28, - N111le1'i11e1's'1 1'C1Ll1'l1. Aggies go t11 sl111w. lNla1'ie Young catches l1e1' first 4 11ea11. f 29.-Leap year, i11111r1111111t11, j11i11t society 111'ogra111. 6 , 30.-Hugh 1XleXeeS visits Aggie Hill 3 ? ? E 2 5 1 4 Alb 4 P1 52 Qflmxmxxxm Nlkwx xxuxxx S Qgxxxxmxxxxvg One Hundred Thirty-five 4? ,.w.,, C y 1X Ya L 72 l925M l R'd iii ' X n gwflwffw 5 8 'M C 1 el' ix1!t .sLa4 W Q S lf liverybocly' wishing he were at home. N ' iNEfQ,ff'l?',, P 2.gJXggies clrayv for tables. Some strange things N 1-,sh fix gqrz '.'f ' Q iliiflikfifmf happen. N ,ff-H' N5 VYQI4Yp,f, X X XXXL N-'QQ' 3.ff.X cow gets after the milking girls and they' X X i ii learn that Mrs. French can run. N llxg ilgfii'-H 'X' 4-.--Ruth .Nnclerson and Lois lleivitt try' out the X kg fire extinguisher. 'al 5.-Chautauqua is given for benefit of the Bray. 'Q 6.-Clovis makes candy' for .i,,..,... F 'D Nl 7-ilvivfnm 'e fl' N . vainy Lay. , o suspension o ru es. N S.-lillisha proves a problem that Elijah coulcln't. 9.+Ruby' XYilliams has a time getting the firls out for basket ball bractice. X i s in l N lO.-Cllaflys is eating by Doc',-Dailey. N ll.-flfvie writes hoine-Mamma, be sure to have lots of susage'y tsausagej when l come home. X l2.-fliudora Ford Gets a letter. 23 13.-Ka-Me-Ka-Theeans give open proffram. Q .. . 6 QQ l-Lxllules oft. l.ast time for weeks! Y QQ: 15.-Minnie Dell worries because Harry clicl not talk to Elva, Sunday. 6.-Boys get sweaters. Coach is presented a traveling bag. Sy? lf.-Old Aggie boys beat New Aggies in basket ball game, 38-17. 5' l8.-Cantata ancl pageant. Q l9.-Most everyone goes home. Those left meet in Studio of Girls, New N Dormitory. . ' . . S 20.-Most everyone here nearly' lreezing. Boob is the last one leaving here. N N S 5.-Homesick Aggies! Q 6.-Mr. Overstreet makes an announcement in X ,p Chapel. iffy 7.wtilaclys XX'arcl clicl not get a letter. I lDwy,Z,iMQ'N,, 8.-Mr. Overstreet gets lette1's of inquiry concern- 7 101 VIII lllll I9 i thc heating plant and dining hall ois llevvitt is elcctecl gnls basl et ball captain New society meets for first time in Studio of Old Dornntoly vlllf! 7 QANUARi! JHNuARV Q Blue rainy Sunday These yyecls surely do seem long when we Cnls basl ct ball team defeats Stephens H1 13 4 Hon startling' The sun shines out for a fexy minutes' Since they all coulcl not swim the basket ball gnls did not practice Shovy X l'oy in llanders l D l l ll rs 59 3 7 In SS? 'M--sf 'MJ . fwfr 9 Hiigf A' 'Yr I '- J f Q I ' 4' ,S 'Bekins I H1,ii ,, . B . . . . i 55 c, mai a.U, . i w f::.'.w1ve. ll., y ' , ki Y. clon't have much Sunclay 4Ona. 13.-2'-p' cr- ' at ' J f 5 :', -. 15.-Q' ' f K ' , Q ' . ' . l6.+,l Y. HQ' J Y l F SB, N B f lb gfzflazfflg G I E S lIl l f4jI 11g1n4Q9 Owe Hundred Thirty-six Q f ,. .-lyke says that Doc' Dailey has been highly infatuated with one of ie twins. ..--Have firs Cl11'lI'1U'lj' report in Sunday Sc iool. .-l'ootb'1ll banquet. - .--Clay make: eves at lxuby. .-Magnolia Hi. basket ball boys are defeated by Aggies, 34-1. 22.-Rev. Brown of Stamps talks in Chapel. 23.-Girls win, 21-20, and boys lose, 25-18, to Stephens ball teams. 24.-New Society entertains faculty. 25.-Rules off. Roy Booth steps out. 26.-Annie Mae Hollingshead goes out for basket ball. 27.-Y. M. C. A. man talks in Chapel. 28.-Aggie boys defeat Magnolia Hi. -18-30. 29.-Grace XV1ll1HlHSOl1 smiles at Dodd. 30.-Aggie girls defeat Lewisville, 39-9. 31.-Tackey party and stunt night for Ka-Me-Ka-Theean Society. .-Rain, rain, rain! 2.--lunior science girls take examination that lasts four periods. Ona and livie take some pictures. Q-in basket ball game. A f.-1.ola fell and sprained her knee. .fAggie boys defeat Stephens Hi.. 36- . Picture show. Fashion Rowv. .-Yuma and Garland give joint program. 8.-Girls petition Mr. Overstreet for suspension of rules, but of no avail. 1 I 5.- 6 b Y U Q Y Y -1.-4Yuma boys defeat Garland boys, 15- 12 14 W 6 10 7 9.- Do Ikey, do lkey, do lkey do, sang a little girl to the tune of Do NVhaeky Do. 10.-Eudora Ford visits Mr. Overstreet's office. Magnolia girls defeat Ag- gies, 17-14. 11.iAggie girls defeat Lewisville. 23-3. Boys win from Magnolia, 82-25. l2.wNaida is caught flirting with D. S.g Columbians defeat News, 26-15. 13.-G. R. give Yalentine party in basement of Girls' New Dorinitory. 14.-New Society meets at the NYhee1er home. Bob and Peggy and others play Dubbing the Knights. 15.-Y. M. C. A. and G. R. C. give joint program. 16.-Lois learns that Lake has been making lots of furniture? F 17.-Magnolia girls lose to Aggies 23-5. Yelaseo Ball begins taking 8611101 Prep English. 18.-Mrs. Jackson talks to Y. NV. A. 19.-Orchestra entertains in Chapel. r- 5 ix . Lf' P f -S -.4 KQ- Es W Q IN 2532 Zi Q A Q wiv . A 2.1. Slflgq Ky A .X G A h ' j 0 U1 A S... - FD .. 'E ' 94 . F9 . as ?x 9 9 Z 5 'dl' Q 743. XXX SN. NR. Xx, ?? xNxY A X XX 6 .-gs -ffm -C.. - ' Q XQ. xi '44 S9 'kan XX:- so 'iv QR D Ngmsmx xxxxwm AGGIES v One Hundred Thirty-seven ,W J ,gr WA wt? r f N X i 56' ix ., 'L-4. , rw! X ls Sv .-A. 8 M. 'irls won 20-15 and boys lost 34-32 in games with Spring- h' La. .-Ciuard inspection. X. Y Nl. boys lost to Holy Springs 21-20. .-lt rained last night and the night before and its still gonna rain some more. 23.-Mr. Holmes thinks everyone should know the value of a one-cent stamp. 24.-Ka-Me-Ka-Theean girls lose to Garland girls, 4-2. ZW it svbfulllflmfjkv 723 MMlC Rldel' v iiiifi W S 20 Y g , . . t 01 Q ill, S c c , 1 I Ililfli lI 4 so we 'ii E S x N E Q4 Ss sig S 1 tis as 25.-Old Aggies win in baseball game with new Aggie boys, 9-7. 26.-lkey XYilliams plants some Stoney, tomatoes. 27.vShow- Scaraniouchef' 28.-New Society gives open program-a Gypsy program. S ?-Q ' ,Q?5E,iMARC H l.-Rules off! Grace XYilliamson has a new pupil a A' i 1:1 F green one-lloyd. X -. 0 ' - .., 2.-Lake and Eucl are pleasantly surprised when ,ggg they learn that the milking girls get a cut on the xy Q hx... price of tickets to play. XX 3.-Play- All of A Sudden Peggyw-is given. This hi -l.-.Tunior Science girls cook. Dorothy and Mae eat too much. 5.-Mrs. Nelson washes Coachis sweater. 6.-Show. Some boys sit on wrong side of the Study Hall. 7.-Garlands give joint program. S.-Bess catches a beau whose name is the same as that of the choicest part of a hog-Hmm. 9.-Several students visit Mr. Overstreetls office? ? ? l0.+Lake, Doc',, Dodd, and Claud Hughes eat at the scrub table. ll.-Old girls are defeated in base-ball game by new girls. 12.-Four flappers have their hair cut milk crock style. l3.-Show- The Day of Faith . For the sake of some of the faculty mem- bers there is no Bull Montana comedy. 14.-Rehearsal of progrm to be given on tour, in place of society programs. 15.-Marie Ilaltom chapcroncs a crowd of girls hiking. .-Mis: Dean gets 'i permanent vi av e. .fI'oll's leave on tour. ---Coach goes to ball practice in overcoat ls it all that cold? Brother Luck continues the study couisc with X XX A Coach in Lhemistiy XVhen I ask you a question you look at me and sax Xl Folks return from tour but Frances didnt lois XX aller and Llyde Collins continue their courtship in 9419 N X l es dl 1 lJ 75? gs ni' B W 7 lb v S 16 . . . . . C N 4 x c N 13. ff . 1 . . N 19.- - - ' , - . Y' K l. N . - . ,, . Q 2o.- f- . .. . 'Q q .2 1-1 5 x .14 , 'I c . . N S f cl, AGGIE s fm-1 M' www One H Lmdrcd Thirty-eight .QMiss Nelson feeds Coach on leavin s from .lunior Science cooking les- son. .- zel Arnold is all smiles-I 'iync risscd in his new v s. .- ticora Ford winks at Mr. His op. 26.f-Company B. hikes to Magnesia Springs for one night outing. 27.-Guardsmen take rifle markmanship. in morning, and return in after- noon tired, but happy. 28W-Get news that Dicie Standridge married. 29.-Seniors go to church. 30.iBand practice at the usual hour. 31.-Everybody busy, planning for to-morrow. fi l ,. , l l.fl3ig dayfcarnival, picture show, Wild Orang- , 1 if f pil ' esu, comedy, X'Yealc-liiicl Party , and negro min- Jl'-' -H . L' 1 l strel. Zakir. Overstreet talks in Chapel. frat ! -L 3. Ro show. Study hour to-night. 4.-Hugh McNees visits Aggie School. 5.- No, boys, l guess I can't let you go over this afternoon .fMr. Overstreet. 6.-Something unusual happensfhlr. Holmes talks in Chapel. ' 7.-lfudora Ford confesses that she has found some one she likes. S.-Orchestra plays in Chapel. 9.-Gladys Gwen answers a question in Cheinistry. l0.-Show- Thru the Darkv. ll.-Opal Doss gets a kissfon the nose-by a baseball. l2.-Coach carries Miss Dean to Sunday School: gets a letter from Miss Grayson before noon: goes to Mrs. and Miss Nelson's room for coffee at the usual hour, FVIOOQ carries Miss Fontaine driving at seven. Look out Miss McClure, you'll be next. Q. 2 li CD S ro P 3 5 7 7 7 7 f 7 7 A7 Yet 3XKX as QA W. Q '- IND IND IND SX Ln -A oo ,H L' .ip 5 is jx! A CD INJ CJ' .J Z T ' ri' D... . 1, PM f Z4 S4 A 2' fl . XXNTBX 7 7 r 7 7 ,fm 77? f 1 If l3.-Boys have quiz in Chemistry. They seem to be unprepared. 14.-XYillie Couch misses Arithmetic to meet shop. 696 15.-How shocking! l.illian Ouarles actually said a few words at the dining 9. zs ...f rs pq hall. f Z 16.-Y. M. C. A. entertains Girls' Reserve at bonfire on campus. g 17.-Show again- Unseeing liyesn. Z is.-ica-ixtie-Ka-'rim imquet. 4 if l9.-Talk up to them boysg only one more Sunday. fs fp 20.-Bad lessons. XYhat's the matter? Everyone planning to go home? 4 i 21.-Tom Dodson works an Arithmetic problem. 9 22.-Evelyn Arnold begins packing her trunk. 4 23.-Freida Newberg smiles at Boob'l. Q f f 7 .ve QP 7 X 7 w X o P ,X ' xx S ,qs mummy ix One Hundred Thirty-nine S? S N 5 s S , S CD S FD P CD 1 X S lL ZZ!! HZ 1 lv xx to O Jl -I- ffq , H A ,Z Q . J, I A f S? A , 19 5.-A H lx.J E , D. , xv eA V ' rm . 0 Q6 V f.+Show is ood but everybody is worried 'lbout examinations. -. .-Societies hive list meetinks of the session. 'qw Q V.-B'1CC111'lUl'C'It6 sermon. N ' ff ffffilfvfm e- -h. 'and is ouci mg 'wa 'c to the ti for laul' wx 'xiiffe' illC'S 2lI'1'iV211. , x - e, 1' . . Q. N , 5,, gi 28.--5C1llO1' play. Xl, SR ' j f' E fi 29.gSenim' class ui fht. , dk I gamfu Sl X gf ' E K 3O.4Iuiut suciety programs. gig if 1.f-flfay-clay festival. Gracluatimu exercises. N 2.+l.et's go home! ! N X Q, 7 Q Ska l7'iQ Q' . i, - si QR .4 e JLL 1- fi.-2 , X f ' -5, up -' e 1-A MN we sf he 1 Nb M I f Z N N ! I' ' F 1 N jx 5 aj WN ll O' xl ! Iii! , K1 W + i' 3 f X .,-11 J' 5' if WT ' Ii EZ.. If IM' 2 I i N A VER! 4 K, 'S , KJ ' ' i fjsifgx .1 , an X ffgfln ' Klux N - H ? En kg Jil Inn! I W xXx I X X Q, +, mg ni in X - x x BA . I I , ' X 8 X1 X l X ' Q X K . f J-.fa V!!! 4- ' Q 'S 'fi e ' 9 5 Q ' x?Ji 3, N P N N e B V fy. flr Sw A001155 f Z One Hundred Forty L 1, gelf Z W il K 6 f 9 fi AN APPRECIATION Lest we forget , we take this Space to thank all who have contributed directly or indirectly to the publication of this volume of the Mule Rider. XYe especially want to thank Miss Fontaine for grading and Mr, Bishop for typing the mate- rialg Mr. Mclean for his advice and suggestionsi and the organizations and heads of departments for their co-operation and support in assisting' the Stall in getting' the material that this hook con- tains. lf this hook does not reach the standard that you think it should, consider that we are only amateurs, and that all of us believe that we could make a better hook if we had the chance to re- build it. -TH li STA FF xwggi 1 CD R9 INJ Cf' 2 H fU E7 Q.. FD 'W ill S , A 5 5 7 7 4 f Af Q?Xgmmwexmxxv7tg4 1 f ZW I 'W 'Z 1 1 4 I tiff, 192 r 3 2 3 2 it 'ZW V We W Y Xi. lb Qmnm xxxxx xx X wmv AGGIES 'Ll Oize Huiidred Forfy-one Wg - QE N, -H- n w ' 7 3 10101120335 7718 Mule Rldel' .mvk ,,gm 3eag w Y 5 S S S N X N A If Z' I1 1121113 wwf -s - 0'- i s 7 E If QA 51? ff vs 4-Q-Ti-L4 f-v ,...,. 1 x rx .N N xfo fe gm l.i-1-' . I ,I 5-1-1,-1-1--l I N Q r SN X N x 5 N , Q f ' If 0 qs 51010111155 G I E S lIlQ1ll 1 Zmfnzflulii y-two :GA Q A N N ,J e 7718 1925 Mule Ruler Qifie xxw.-meg l 9 5 fi Z f R - Z d ifxf' f f Q f Z X QQ fig ,if X l X1 ,7 M l I gig 'Ad' is 707 ' l f iam - l l 'L ,. 4 l E-T ' Q, 7 'H- JF 1- i Q I f ' fl! Qi if ' f Q F 9 V ff Z5 N XX 3 4 TO OUR ADVERTISERS ,LQ 1 Q Xle. the students of ,-X. K M. College, heartily thank the business men who have seen fit to place advertise- ments in this book. lt is only through this liberal co-op- eration of our advertisers that we are able to maintain the high standard of production set forth in this publica- tion. We want you to know that advertising in this hook not oi 1' 1 busincis proposi ion' it is 'in invextmen in the hood-will of .'ever'1l hundred hoy: 'ind girls 'incl men 'ind women in this district. One Hundred Forty-tlzfrer '-S5239 T. Xi. exxx 7 5 5 f ' 7 .2 Q 7 - Q 7 a 9 i' f M 223 H C3 5 C5 A P'-I rn l , CD H NY, H Q 1 fl? Z 9 1 4? Qglgmnxx xxxxwnx y Q l ' C l X . ' Sgyafllllllixffi 7713 Mule Rldel' .mvfg gggf W 9 A I S .Fa . N N 4' '- X g x ,. .. ,Av 1., N -LY 1 . . A 51fjjz' N X .vt ' . ivv 'ggi 'iffii X fr Sf ,, i fa 'N 1' . ,.1. ,,'4'1 f x . - 523 ,'1,1 A I 1TfS'2iiE 4'.4'1. ' .1., ff113f,E,- '4 '?:1f?' :,,, N ui: ' A is A .. 5 ' ' lm? 1:5- I :ff 1 -1,1 '1: 2 - f i ii 5 S 111 A TIT!! .Q - ii -- -I' L 1 1 ' 2 A as eg All jk Q wi If , ix . ' A1L , Ni Lwwv 1 y ami N E 1 --.l4- S 1924 'Harl Schnffncr 8: TTZX L N S Aggie students, it is not snobbish to dress Well. X Q That time is past. We are particularly prepared to out- S fit you with your Wearing apparel. Q We take pleasure in serving you and always try fl, to carry the newest styles for the young men and con- , M servative st les for the older men. all Y 0- A IZ! llllZl 0l HART, SCHAFFN ER 8a MARX and FRAT CLOTHING STACY ADAMS and NUNN BUSH SHOES WILSON BROS. COMPLETE LINE OF X HABERDASHERY B A R R O W S Home of Hart Schaffner 8x Marx X 9 r x L 7 Y 5. QQ' fir IQ Ifb 2101011115 G I E S l0?l M11 QWHW ,A Ona Hzu c red l orz'y-join' 7 'Wx 43 x .N x, A ' X Nt 5 Q COLUMBIA COTTON OIL COMPANY Am. gmmwx ,L 7718 l925lVluleR1der Manufacturers of Fertilizers That Fertilize Magnolia, Arkansas J f I 1, Q Q. Richardson Mercan- tile Company The Quality Store Where you can always find what you Want, and when you Want it, at reas- onable prices. Magnolia, Arkansas Longino, Goode 81 Lyle Druggists Prescription Specialists Three Registered Pharmacists We carry a complete line of Toilet Goods Eastman Kodak Agency Phone 24 Magnolia Arkansas XS Xi XX ew, AQ- VFX 'C-s 1 xxxxxxx'wAxx mNg q mx x wswmxxwii 7 i xx AG G I E S Qgkxxxxxmxw ll y!XX 3 . N Q 5. EL w :L F if: ri ' I X inf fi Q S 593 A Wlylflllilmw 728 Mule Rldel' 'mf TO THE TRADE 1 ii A R ell? -Fr X . J Z , - iw- N. f X ' nMUf o1 l' 3 X We are here to serve you We appreciate your business 110' l l 11L!5'w 10 X S 0 0 0 Q S5 f MAGNOLIA GRGCERY Co. 5 X Magnolia, Arkansas. r x 1 17 . 3 22 l0l0lllf S llll01ll AMW 51111111148 One Hzmdred Forty-Six ' .ti TO THE A 81 M C01 LEGF fl y, . S 7716 N25 Mule Rider aifimmmxmmglga 6 . 2 4 f fu lla X K 'Z a 7. 6 f. We are proud of the A. Sz M. College and are with you in every department. We have as good a line of Gents' Furnishings as are carried in large cities. Make our store your home. REAGAN, SMITH St ALEXANDER FARMERS RANK Q TRUST COMPANY Magnolia, Arkansas Capital . . . ..... 850,000.00 Surplus . . . .... 350,000.00 Safety-Service We SOl1C1t Your Buslness State D6p0S1tOlV AR-L Ba-XXQ -e J Q3 mm xx q x Kwmtxygf 4 SS Qi S 47 W Qc Z 4 s I Z XXXXi Qvm-X G I E S Qgsxxxuxwxgg One Hundred Fo1'fy--szrwz KZ0 ll llD 3 'M 6 1 el- x M J MW, A Z W D1SlllllliC Motoi Co J C McNeill J B Lee T A Monroe When your insurance is handled by Q2 HEX If -5 W ' YZ 1925M 1 Rd N K Q . Q 0 V'- if N N S X N N S Nik :Db YW My X N A S N S Q- Dodge Bros. Motor Cars Sales 8a Service Phone 250 S. Jefferson St. Magnolia, Arkansas Magnolia Insurance Agency you are S. 0. S. Everyone is. E. G. Pettus, Manager 9 Telephone 48 X To Pay More Is Extravagance-To Pay Less Is .X Dangerous lx COLUMBIA DRUG STORE Right on the Corner-Right on the Price Chas. and Ray Hutcheson, Props. Phone 97 ' Drugs Soda Fountain Prescriptions ga CHAS. LEWIS E N FURNITURE, UNDERTAKING. Music Q N Magnolia, Arkansas. S the S ,7 jW4 J O ze' I'I1mfl2'cd Forty-c'z'gIzi 4 f Q Cb 2 FD Pi CD -1 A 5 5 f 4 9 f f I 5 9 Q N dl Nl .gg- ' r IN Q TQ, 5,4 C C51 p-is A o Q- 3, f 1 J 'Yet' if S K QT-g xxmQx -'92 Z N THE COLUMBIA COUNTY BANK Capital, Surplus and Profits over 31255000.00 Interest Paid on Time Deposits Safe Deposit Boxes For Rent Your Business is Desired Member of Federal Reserve J. 0. Hutchenson, Pres. J. C. McNeil, Cashier E. T. HUTCHESON 81 SONS THE REXALL sToRE Registered Druggist We filled your father's prescriptions forty-seven years ago. Let us fill yours. The best line of Stationery and Toilet Articles of any House in the country. Phone Z8 Magnolia Arkansas ?2 m.xxxxxxxX A 7 fl? 7 5 I 5 5:3 452 M 'e ! 2 7 ! 5 7 1 LQ EQ XXX 'XXWXgX i. I X . . 7 t ' 4 A 7 1 25 Q QNX Q Qflmxxxxxmglkwx xxmxx G I E S Qghxxxxxxx wg One Ilundrcfl I nrz'y-n1'nc 4 . W 5590101011 YZG Mule Rider ..m1! .An4. S S Q Conservative Progressive S S i gi THE PEOPLES BANK il E' MAGNQLIA, ARKANSAS 5 Q S O O O N an Capital S100,000.00 QR v Q O O O N Surplus and Undivided Profits 340,000.00 N O O O lwzwl if 1 iii K JF N Resources Over One Million Dollars 0 Q 5 N MAKE oUR BANK YOUR BANK f A cc ' no S S 5 N L A ,. s Q If 4' ' f AGGIE s A ff wewm 449 Ono HIl7I!Zl'L'CI Fifly .M 4 771 1925M WALDO FERTII IZER CO Waldo, Arkansas Manufacturers and Distributors ff 17 A Aa f bg d llbf . 6 'lille Ylfgfimaxmxxxxmxdgg 5 Z Q f 5 6 I J c l 5 7 7, V VICTORY BRAND FERT ILIZERS Fertilizer mixed and in bulk, cotton seed meal and hulls on hand at all times. All the market conveniences of an oil mill. L. D. Kemmerer, Manager V 2 4 r 1 6? 59 rf' rf' f l X . , 1 - 9 +?!.iIrf3: -L74 'f,.,:7:r4rI 1-A f All ,FL L, Ricliardson Merc. Co. Z 1 i ffifl ll i Zig - lil J, EZHURSESEI 053 zsi, - e. 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BERK JEWELRY COMPANY Watches Diamonds Jewelry Registered Optometrist Expert Watch Repairing Northeast Corner Square Magnolia, Arkansas CITY SERVICE STATION Ladies' Rest Room Free Road Service F. S. Sorrels Phone 87 Cross Dudney CONSUMERS ICE Sz LIGHT CO For Ice, Light, and Power Magnoha Arkansas Jlwzaaozggi 3 N 5 I N 2 N fl S is ' 'f-5 Q H 'ai ' sl A CD s ,... M9 QI' EQUQ . g , ,... - ' ' CD , ' ro . f 1 A V gr A15 2 ? Sz? X N JN .mln mllggg Sv N . as ,,, ,, 4.5 ?Wl11wlggg G I E S ,,,,g', yyjf 41111010115 One Hundred Fifty-two i n 125 V W' 6 9 Mule Rider Qwimsxmxmxmxdgk f ' 2 6 5 I I I f 3 3 THE BARNES STUDIO gl, .M ' P o R T R A 1 T s av Conway, Arkansas. lg OOO Photographers for the Mule Rider. We give you a service that no other studio in Ar- kansas ean give in this Work. r X . 1 5 4 I ii Q3 6? W I ! Z X1 The Magnolia News W. A. Baker, Editor and , f Publisher 'Q Q . . . T Wit Commercial Printing at ij fx 3 ' cc 99 , Q We print The Bray. f. 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