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LITTLE, Belton W. C. DAVIS, Bryan MRS. M. E. TAYLOR, Seyrnoiir W. B. MCGEE, Larnpasas J. G. READ, Hillsboro DR. E. P. VVEST, Houston R. T. WILSON, Temple R. W. LEAZER, Temple MRS. R. Q. LEE, Cisco ig: Page 22 DR. ll-llARlDY'S MESSAGE HIS has been a memorable year in the history of Baylor College. This has been the balanced year, the College having been at Old Independence forty-one years, and now forty-one years here at Belton. The session of 1926-27 will ever stand out in the history of Baylor College as the session in which membership was secured in both the Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools of the Southern States, and in the Association of American Colleges. As you have thus been honored by the College in this triumphant year, it is my wish and prayer that you may ever honor the College with your loyalty and devotion, and with many material gifts as well, as the Lord may prosper you. - Your friend to the end, J. C. HARDY, President. Page 23 Dean E. G. TOWNSEND O'III-IER OFFICERS OI: ADMINISTRATION MRS. LILLIE J. MYER . WALTER GILEWVICZ . . MRS. JENNIE M. HARDY MISS IONE KIMBALL . Mlss LOUISE KENNEDY . MISS ELNORA EDGAR . MISS OLA BEATY . . MRS. JOE MOORE HOWARD MISS AMY WADE . . . General Hostess . Dean Qf Fine Arts Dean of the Academy . . Registrar . . . Librarian . Assistant Librarian Secretary to the President . Endozwnent Secretary Student League Secretary Page 24 MR. C. C. HOOPER, Business Manager OTHER OFFICERS OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION MISS VIRGINIA LEE SMITH MISS MYRTLE BURNHAM MISS KATHLEEN BRENNAN MRS. ETTA PRANEUF . MRS. E. M. DODD . . MRS. ANNA L. WHITFIELD MRS. ADDIE GILSTRAP . MISS FAN' HOLLAND . DR. I. M. FRAZIER . . MRS. J. M. BRADFORD C. G. DURHAM . . Page 21' . . Secretary of College . , . . . Cashier Secretary to Business Manager . . Manager of Bookstore . . House Supervisor . Supl. Luther Dining Roorn Supl. Ely-Pepper Dining Room . . . . A Postrnistress College Physician . . College Nurse I . Manager of Laundry MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS. N MRS. LILLIE J. MYER General Hostess of Baylor College LUCILE BAILEY . . . . , Hostess of Burt VVILLIAM REEVRS . . . . ' . . Hostess of Luther ELLI MOORE TOXVNSEND .... Supervisor of Cottage Home System E. M. DODD ........ Hostess of Heard-Ferguson E. C. ELY . . , Assistant Supervisor of Cottage Home System L. M. CHILDERS . Hostess of Ely Pepper and Ruth Strlblirtg Page Z6 , . 9. 9 5' . -nk w . -H . ..n . '.' - v W - .. A C :irxl ,EFA Tig 4. t E ., CE- ' I xt gig: Il ,X H ., .3 5 I Y rulxvvvngcqagxe A M - w w e K I.. 1 ' W , gg? , I Q S' V Y f 5 ff: . Y TQ ' 4 -, S , . 'uk N -E . H r :Vasu J Q K-A ', 'ligli '4 2:54 v,- ,X ,l f fp2a',-.,- - ::c-:- 'A 21: .-iv, . Tm- 1-' Y En x J. .,,. .Z gl A l. , . , 9, ive! .U ' . .x 4 -fw 11 '- ' ' ' - .. N ', ' '.f?'r: ' - ' xg -, ' . - 5t,.:' EI, :K 2:--Jkfai r. v v -'W .1 ' gf- ,QL 111 9 fDllWll1f Nli'i4l9i. C. 1 ' :I -U. 40.2.3 5 . -..mr 1 , , Iv' x , . .,. an and .gf-1,1L3:,:,:,,,: 3 443, .kj ' q,-3y.-.- ' 1 My :MBT ' r 3' -A nfzicz, 'T' , , f 2,6 2- V fQ35f'f ' ff1 i?1i?E'fii? ' ' ' z5ff '4!,if:?1 ' W 4. 41 'I- 7 Situdlemi SQMu':fG3UV6IFMHlGUTll zXSSUCli8LCi0M l I l x . l NELLIE RUSHING STUDENT SELlFL-GOVERNMENT , A.SSUlCllATllON HE Student Self-Government Association was established to develop group consciousness so that the students might feel that they have power, authority, and responsibility in important matters affecting the Whole student community. The organization, composed of three departments-the Executive, the Legislative, and the Judicial, has been suc- cessfully administered for nine years. ge 28 HEI JIUDJIKCIIAL ICUIUNICIIIA, FROTI1.I..X I-III,I. . NELLIIZ RLYSI-IINI: LAURA XY.-KN TUYI. . ,IUANITA NIOTl'IIERSIII2.XIJ LELAII B12I,I,Iz DAVIS . VIRGINIA MYERS RUTH XYATSON . NIILDRED IQYSER . ELET-XNOR GI2HRI2I.s , RUTH ROBINSON MARTHA MQORI3 . . MARGARET TIIOMASON EVA BRODIE . . . HAZEL BELL . LOIS MCELROY CfIfL'I.l'7HlZ7I, VIAFC-.P7'6S'Z'dl'7If . . . Presidenl . . Secretary T1'easn1'er . General CfICZI.I'77'lCL7Z Lzszflzer Sysfem Generafl CllCLZ'I'771G7Z Ely Pepper' Syslem . . House Clzairnzan Luther I , Home ClZGZTI'171U,1Z Bari . Home Clzafiwnan Ruth Striblfing . H onse Ciza1'1'1nan Ely Pepper . House Chairman Heard-Ferguson I . . House Chairman Annex House Chairman Cottages . House Chairman Carroll , Day-Student Repmsenzfafizfe Page Z9 , , M 5 X, as , 1 ,- 3 - :f .,f,-'31 2, yf ' 1 :-A 'D' f 2123? 'L L' ' I.. 54 ? K ' - f V L I --WJ , ' : .:,:.. -'-Sf ,, ,..,, , A.: THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY NELLIE RUSHING FROTILLA HILL LAURA VAN TUX'I, . IUANITA MOTHERSHEAD ANNIE TUCKER , . LOUISE MCNEELX' . MARX' EVANS QUADE . ELIZABETH VAN TUYL AVIS CALVIN . MARX' VAN CLEAVE RUTH WATSON . CATHERINE ROBERTS ELIZABETH SCOTT SIBYL MYERS . . MARY ELIZABETH CASH WILLIE JEAN PRUITT ALMEDA PRANEUF DOROTHY ROBINSON Senior . Senior Senior . Senior Junior . Junior Junior Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Freshman Freshman A eademy A cademy . President Vice-President . Secretary Treasurer Representative Representative Representative Representative Representative Representative Representative Representative Representative Representative Representative Representative Representative Representative Page 30 Y U N N Vs 1 X Ag fa' ' .ri Aw. 5 J pq:-':g..':A ....... fy 4 -W' VV'-'a I 4, it A-.5 Sv ar? X31 . 1 ,f fr f. 54' if g ,Ai , P :aff jf' - A gh x -. , . 'D 4' Q T ! . . 1 ,nf- .gf gfFM' X .. .. '. ' N. . .1 'Z ' -- .. :..c -' '.- Ju 5-L -C -. , s 'I 2 . f . J-,-L'7.' ' 11- uv- 21, ,gig , 4 x ., -.yr ' ' ---., ..' .-'A Y ' ..--1-ff ' - a'Qf F V yr I .,, ff 1 www'-,MQ, ggffpgrgxvrf 44. -'-- gf .3 .gjiy X , '1Q'.-V-r - ' 1. 41 ' ' 9' n 'VF' Hi .X-,.-:S ' E,--,. ' f ' fe-11 1 x 'Q Q'1, saw f 1.5-::-412' If tx . wif fsai' ,, I .lm U My ,.. X. sq! irJ.Q,E:i,iq1 4 e ff'-, f yt!-I -1 1' J -K , - . Q C 4 . v 1 Inn, L., EY' ' --fy Y' W' ' '-m FACULTY DR. E. G. TOXVNSEND DR. A. C. GETTYS Religious Educaiion Religious Education ANNE SCHLEY DUGGAN Physical Education AIRS. LILLIE J. NIYER Religious Education MRS. PAUL BAKER Physical Education THERRESSA BARTLET1' Physical Education Page 32 ' 1 XVILLIAM H. VANN DR. FLORENCE E. BARNES Engl-islz English Emu C. Kms English F. YANTIS ROBNETT OSEE NIAEDGEN English Engli-V71 BIRDIE NICCRARY English Page 33 ALMA LEE JOINER .-x1I.E:E PARTEN English J 0 urn alism HELEN ZENE Wgmxxxx Jmzrnah fm DR. J. C. MCELHANNON ELIZABETH STONE Education Educazizm MRS. IENNIE M. HARDY Education Page 34 I,Au1z,x NICKEXZIE OLIVE A. BECK Edzrczzliorz EIIILCIZHO7, 1I.xu1oN E. GRANT EflllC!lfl.07I E. A. NIILLER NIABLE SMITH Spanish Spanish MRS. E. A. NIILLER Spanish Page 35 KATHRYN BOWEN DXVAYNE ORTON Latin Public Speaking ll NIARGARET N. BRECK C1114- '4' ,L-- French 1:,3g,,c.4g.,QQf'!.fl1 li if fa,-...hr.,fs. N-vu- -U P - .dd -A Q-4117? W. T. STANTON BIRDIE LAWRENCE Political Economy History NIILDRED HOSKINS History Page 36 ADELE HENDERSON I.u,L.1.xN SPIKES H islory .1fI1llIf3I7'lf1lfCS EDITH A. ROPER ,lfzlllzmmzlics DR. A. T. BAXVDEN E. AQWHITE C hem istr y Physirs FANNIE JACKSON Chemistry Page 37 DR. J. M. FRAZIER FANNIE HARRISON Biology Biology LUCILE CAPT Biology LEE HAIVIILTON ROSE LEWIS Hofne Economics Home Economics AUGUSTA FORT Home Economics Page XVALTER CSILENVICZ Piano RUTH ELINOR IEANES PiJ7l0 ANGEL S. C.xR.-xx1E5 Piano jUL1.x BELLE JAMES Piano ANNA E. GEORGE Piano FRANCES M URRAY Piano , . Page 39 LUCIBELLE LOMAX CAMILLA MARRS Piano Violin IQENNETH WOOD Violin ARTHUR FAGUY-COTE ETHYLENE MORGAN Voice Voice HATTIE XVOODRUFF HILLX'ER - Voice Page 40 BONITA XYELLS AIARY E. LA11-MER Theory Expression JETTIE J. DENNI.-XRK Publif School J1IllSI'C ELLEN D. STUART BERNICE BAKER Art A rt LUCILE LAND Public School Drawing Page 41 l 1 3, 5 Q'-nv V X -Q.. -. -H 1 M . sa. we 'lm 4., ,,., ,V M.: . , Q, , A ,4 QW. 91, 'Cum ,F 'N- , 'Q ,3.7?4.LQ,,'Sj 4 ' i Y I I:-ln. r X.. -V '24 ,-.M--.....'-, .. ...A- 'X z's.KV,l Dr. J. C. Hardy and Dr. B. H. Carroll standing before the old home of judge Baylor at Independence, Texas. Page 4 Q35 . , f... vw. X 'i'me3' 1 -. ' I f 1. -- 'fhgrl J ' 1 D 'Q Mf r' J 3 ,X if-if f 2 ,' 'iw . , Ip '- x I ' , AF 1. x-lb 'I .xgigiix J , 'fgigy , . ,RA ' 'A fiiikl ir! X1 Bl 1. ' ' ' , J' , ', . ii . ' ' 9 A 'ze 4 ' ' . . fgifxa 1 f 5 Qf b' 'r g-gg:-r ' 1 3J5. rf. 24 .-.V W, V K 1., , I . H, 1 V ., ' ' , 7 -115 . ,A -i l . z-- fx, , 1 . X A X ' I X , K SENJIURS I SlENllUR CLASS OF 1927 OFFICERS ANNIE SIM TUCKER ..... President DoRRIs PINNEY . . Vice-President MARY EVANS QUADE . . Secretary-Treasurer ANNIE LoU POLLARD . Endowment Secretary ELIZABETH BAUGH . Athletic Manager ANNIE SIM TUCKER HE torch of learning was the guiding force in the lives of the ancient philos- ophers. In like manner, Baylor College has directed the endeavor of the Class of 1927 with the torch of learning. Enshrined in tradition, honor, love and truth, this heritage is left to all who follow in the footsteps of the Seniors. This emblem will ever be a symbol of the achievements of this class, their gift, through their Alma Mater, to all the senior classes to come. DWAYNE ORTON Miss HELEN ZENE XVORTMAN Page 44 ALICE Amisrnoxo, B. .-X. Cleburne, Texas Sptznisll Mast O' Crath, Vice-Pres. '26, ElCirculo Adelante, B. Y. P. U. LYNETTE Apcocx, B. A. Dallas, Texas .History Scholarship Society, Vice-Pres. Educa- tion Club, El Circulo Adelante. VIVIAN BALL, B. A. Paris, Mo. History Historical-Phila, Scholarship Society, Education Club. l.ILl.IE LEE IsLE1B BAKER, B. A. Belton, Texas EdllCl1l'I.0?7. Academia, Choral Club '21, Athletic Council '22-'27, Swimming High Point Winner '22, Baseball Team '22, '27, Basket Ball Team '22, '27, Sponsor Fresh- man Class '23-'27, Leader Hiking Club '22-'Z-l. ELIZABETH BAUGH, B. A. Rogers, Texas ' English Academia, Athletic Manager Senior Class, El Circulo Adelante, Education gliubg Daughters Club, Basket Ball Team LOTTIE BELLE BURKES, B. A. Reagan, Texas English Academia, Education Club, El Circulo Adelante, Vice-Pres. Senior S. S. Class, Baseball Team, B. S. U,, B. Y. P. U., Pres. Falls County Club 'Z5. Page 45 LEE ETHEL BATEMAN, B. S. Franklinton, La. H ome Economics Mast O' Crath, Home Economics Club, Science Club, Education Club, Louisiana Club, B. Y. P. U. ORA LEE BR.-XY, B. A. Memphis, Texas Education Historical-Phila, B. S. U. Council, Pres. 1.0. Y.--B.Y. P. U., Chairman Y.VV A , Vice-Pres. junior S. S. Class, Chairman Membership Committee Volunteer Band, junior Baseball Team, Treas. Hiking Club. NIINNIE CARDEN, B. A. Killeen, Texas Science Science Club, Education Club. LOUISE CAMPBELL, B. A. Santa Anna, Texas History ' Mast O' Crath, Spanish Club, B. Y. P. U., Education Club, Daughters Club, Science Club, Baseball Team '26, '27, Hockey '26, Hiking Club. CLARA NIAE CASH, B. M. Bay City, Texas Piano Historical-Phila, Pianist '26, Pres. '27, College Pianist '27, Choral Club '26, Sec. Three-Arts Club '27, French Club, B. S. U. Council '24. FAY CARPENTER, B. A. Troy, Texas Education Historical-Phila, Pres. Athletic Asso. '27, Sec. Education Club '26, Senior Yell Leader. Page 46 , , i l l I . , i , 1 .,i f , -X wily i .Af ' 1 J T ' lj W ,JfIg.,ff'ff fl 'W FRANKIE DEAN CAMP, B. A. Lamesa, Texas Spanish Volunteer Band, Education Club: El Circulo Adelante, Science Club, Pan- handle Club. RACHEL Coomsk, B. A. Gulf, Texas Hislnry and Social Scimzcc Historical-Phila, Oratorical Team '25, '26, Debate Team '27, Pi Kappa Delta, Vice-Pres. '26, Pres. '27, Pres. B. Y. P. lf. '25, B. S. U. Council '26, '27, Vice-Pres. Baylor Academy Alumnae. INEZ COXVAN, B. A. Belton, Texas Spanish Spanish Club, Education Club, Science Club. I.Eu,.x CHILDERS, B. A. Belton, Texas Scicncaf Orchestra '25, '26, RUTH CHEN, B. A. Shanghai, China English Mast O' Crath, Sergeant-at-Arms '27- Pres. Foreign Club '27, Pres. B. Y. P Ui '26, Bible Quiz Leader J. O. Y. B. Y. P. U., French Club, Education Club, Home Economics Club. RUBY DENSON, B. A. Granger, Texas Spanish Historical-Phila, Critic '27, Sec. Educa- tion Club '27, Yell Leader El Circulo Adelante '27, Scholarship Society, Science Club, Freshman Yell Leader '23. . Page 47 B. S. U. Council '26, Science Club, Home Economics Club, Education Club, TSABEL EAKIN, B. A. Chilton, Texas History and Social Science El Circulo Adelante, El Circulo Cer- vantes, Education Club, Science Club, Falls County Club. A MARJORIE ENGLAND, B. M., B. A. Mt. Pleasant, Texas Voice and English Academia, Pres. '27, Critic '26, Pres. Student Government Summer '26, House Chair. Heard-Ferguson '26, Vice-Pres. Choral Club '26, Three-Arts, Cercle Francais, Tyler Voice Medal '25, Pres. B. Y. P. U. '25, Gen'l Chairman Luther System '26. BLAND EUBANK, B. A. Tyler, Texas lllalhemalics Historical-Phila, House Chair. Ely Pepper '26, Education Club. ELMA F 1DLER, B. A. Cresson, Texas History Mast O' Crath, Science Club, B. Y. P. U., Y. VV. A., Education Club, Hiking Club. Domus FINNEY, B. A. Waco, Texas , Science Bus. Mgr. 1927 Blue Bonnet, Science Club, Treasurer '26, Pres. '27, Vice-Pres. Senior Class, Pres. B. Y. P. U. '25,.,Vice- Pres. Junior S. S. Class, Choral Club '24- '25, Ministers' Daughters Club, Cercle Francais, Swimming Meet '26-'27. PAY TEMPLE Fox, B. S. Grandfield, Okla. Home Economics Athenaean, Vice-Pres. '26, Home Eco- nomics Club Pres. '27, Sec. '25, Treas. '26, Education Club. Page 48 XIYILLIE JEAN FISHER, B. M. Abilene, Texas Piano Historical-Phila, Three Arts, B. A. '26- O'BER.-X FORRESTER, B. A., B. E. XVilson, Texas English Historical-Phil, Three Arts, El Circulo Adelante: Protagonist, Education Club: Science Clubg Panhandle Club. ELENOR GEHRELS, B. A. Puntarenas, Costa Rica Science Historical-Phila, House Chairman Ruth Stribling '27, Judicial Council '27, Pres. Chemistry Club '27, Science Club, Senior Basket Ball. Us. J ly 1 .1 . A . J 5.1 .f O' Nllx, QI? Iggy! 0. J- I' I9' dal 561391 . r ' 0-' . . sry ' ,ff 5.5551 , f' 2 ' li up NP X, 492 ,viiiii RENAH QUFFY, B. A. , A ig Spf, V Belton, Texas I Q :SDJ 1,,, Y , U- Education 3 'T ,I W ADJ' , if l , V, X ,vs ,, ,J . Choral Club 'zsg Education Club. Afpwaf 'xeefpjjo y FC lv ' J ,K ,1 : J In : ' l771'l: ,B. A., B. E. J . PL' A I l' Ti , 1 XXTHERINL mov ,xr x,oif,,p ily. Belton, Texas Education .-Xcaclemia, Sec. '26, Sergeant-at-Arms '27, Pres. junior Class, Treas. Sophomore Class, Yell Leader Freshman Class, junior Rep. Leg. Ass.: Pres. Protagonist '27g Choral Club '25, '26, Associate Editor 1927 Blue Bonnet, Swimming UB. C. '25, Chorister Y. W. A. '27, Three Arts, Education Club, El Circulo Cervantes, Press Club, College Yell Leader '26, '27. FROTILLA HILL, B. A. Temple, Texas English Historical-Phila, Vice-Pres. S. G. A. '27, General Chairman Luther System '26, House Chairman Luther '26, Educa- tion Club. Page 49 , x fr, i MARY HOYVARD, B. S. Scottsboro, Ala. Home Economics Mast O' Crathg Sec. Home Economics Club '27, Sec. B. Y. P. U. '25, Treas. Ministers' Daughters Clubg Science Club. MARY DEANE JACKSON, B. A. Tern le, Texas English Historical-Phila, Scholarship Society, Choral Club '22, Vice-Pres. Daughters Club, Chorister Y. W. A., Education Club. Ocro JOHNSON, B. A. Winnsboro, Texas English Scholarship Society, Vice-Pres. Classical Club '25, Pres. Freshman S. S. Class Summer '24, Education Club, Hiking Club. TSABEL JOHNSON, B. D. Mart, Texas Art Historical-Phila, Three-Arts Club, James Medal in Art '26, Cercle Francais, Science'Clubg Y. XV. A., B. Y, P. U. JUANITA KILLEN, B. A. Belton, Texas English El Circulo Adelante: Education Club. MARY ETT.-X LAND, B. A. Temple, Texas English Academiag Fee. Scholarship Society, Education Club. Page CARRIE l.oIcEx', B. A. Mt. Vernon, Texas Sf7ll1II.S,I Historical-Phila, Tliree-Arts, El Circulo Adelante, Choral Club '27, Education Club, Pres. B. Y P. U. '27, l-liking B, Second Choral Club '2-L ANNIE MAE MELTON, B. A. Greenwood, Miss. Science Academia, Yice-Pres. junior Class: Cercle Francais, Education Club, Basket Ball Team '27, Sec. B. Y. P. U. '2S. ELIZABETH Nl.-XRVIN, B. A., B. E. San Antonio, Texas Science I-listorical-Phila, Sergeant-at-Arms '25, B. S. U. Cabinet, Vice-Pres. '26, Cor. Sec. '27, State Sec. '26, '27, Protagonist, Vice- Pres. '27, Three Arts, Rec. Sec. '25: Choral Club, Sec. '27, Endow. Sec. junior Class, San Antonio Club. Treas. '25, '26, El Circulo Adelante, Education Club, Science Club, Baseball '24, '25, Life Saver, Hiking HB-YI Muay li1,I7,IIII2'rII MALONE, B. A. Carthage, Texas English Classical Club, Education Club, Treas- urer '26, '27, Ministers' Daughters Club, Science Club, Hiking B, B. Y. P. U. l.oIs BlCEl.ROY, B. A. Belton, Texas Evzglish Academia, Pianist '26, Blue Bonnet Staff '27, Choral Club '25, '26, '27, Day Rep. Jud. Council '27, Three Arts, Science Club, Cercle Francais, Education Club. ROBERTA NIUNFORD, B. A. Yoakum, Texas History Historical-Phila, Treas. '27, Education Club, Flaming Youth Club, Pres. B. Y. P. U., Captain Soccer Team '25, '26, Basket Ball Team '26. Page 51 ELLA FRANCES NIAINER, B. A. Lovelady, Texas English Historical-Phila, Education Club. MAE NIANESS, B. A. Salem, Mo. English Historical-Phila, Ministers' Daughters Club, B. Y. P. U., Y. 'W. A., El Circulo Cervantes, Education Club. VIRGINIA LEE NIYERS, B. A. Olney, Texas English Historical-Phila, Pres. Scholarship So- ciety '27, Junior Rep. Legislative As- sembly, Treas. Junior Class, Gen. Chair- man Ely Pepper System '27, Education Club, B. Y. P. U., Baseball Team '25, 26, '27. NELAH MooRE, B. A. Temple, Texas English - Scholarship Society, Vice-President '27' Education Club. I EVELYN MORRIS, B. A. Belton, Texas Illalhematics Scholarship Society, Classical Club, Education Club. JUANITA MorHERsHEAD, B. A. Fort Worth, Texas Science Historical-Phila, Vice-Pres. '27, Treas. Student Government Association '27, Sec, Science Club '27, Asso. Director B. Y. P. U., Daughters Club. Page 5 2 Lou1sE NICNEELY, B. A. Shawnee, Olcla. History Historical-Phila, judicial Council '26, Vice-Pres. S. G. A. Summer '26, Senior Rep. Legislative Assembly, Science Club: Ministers' Daughters Club, Education Club. Lois NORTHINGTON, B. A. Temple, Texas History ElCircu1o Cervantes, Education Club. LEE OLA PARKER, B. A. Temple, Texas English Education Club. GE1z.xLn1xE Psnsoxs, B. A. Texarkana, Ark. illrzllzemalics I-I istorical-Phila, President Education Club 'Z7. LOTTIE PERRY, B. A. Laurel, Miss. English Historical-Phila, Pres. Senior S. S. Class, Vice-Pres. B. S. U. Cabinet, B. Y. P. U. Director '27, Vice-Pres. Ministers' Daughters Club '26, Mississippi Club, Education Club, C. O. D. ANNIE LOU POLLARD, B. A. Temple, Texas Science and Spanish Historical-Phila, Scholarship Society Treas. '27, Endowment Sec. Senior Class, El Circulo Adelante, Pres. '2.7, Science Club, Corresponding Secretary '27, Senior Baseball, Senior Basket Ball, Y. W. A., Education Club. Page J' 3 ' NIARY EVANS QUADE, B. A. Arkansas City, Kan. Spanish Historical-Phila, Sec. '27, Asso. Bus. Mgr. Blue Bonnet '27, Senior Rep. Leg. Assembly, Sec.-Treas. Senior Class, Treas. B. S. U. '27, El Circulo Adelante, Senior Baseball, Swimming Meet '26. NELLIE RUSHING, B. A. Pickens, Miss. Latin and English Historical-Phila, Treas. '25, Pres. S. . A. '27, Ass. Sec. S. G. A. '25, Soph. Rep. Leg. Ass., Pres. Classical Club '25, Miss. Club, Pres, '27, Science Club, B. Y. P. U.: Hiking Club '24, Soccer '27: B. S. U. Cabinet '26, Scholarship Society. C- VESTA RITSSELL, B. A. Belton, Texas History Entered from Meridian Junior College, Science Club, Education Club, El Circulo Adelante. RUBYE RUSSELL, B. D. Wills Point, Texas Art Three Arts Club. VIRGINIA NlASON SMITH, B. A. Dallas, Texas ' English Academia, Critic '27, Editor 1927 Blue Bonnet, Editor Baylorian '26, Bus. Mgr. '25, Pres. Press Club '25, Pres. Daughters Club '27, Scholarship Society, Classical Club, Education Club, Hiking HB . GLADYS SUTTON, B. S. Nolandville, Texas Home Economics Home Economics Club, Science Club. Page 5-I ANNIE Sm 'I'L'cKi?.R, B. 11. Brownsville, Texas Voifc' Academia. Vice-Pres. '26, Three Arts, Pres. '25g Cercle Francais, Chorister '26, '27g Rio Grande Valley Club, Pres. '24-3 Vice-Pres. junior Classg Senior Rep. Leg. Ass.g Pres. Senior Class '27. RUEL TURNER, B. M. Copperas Cove, Texas Piano Historical-Philag Three Arts: Pianist with Orchestra. ELIZABETH VAN TUYL, B. A. Fort VVorth, Texas Science Historical-Phila, Treas. '25, Vice-Pres. '26g Scholarship Society: B. S. U. Council, Pres. '27, Pub. Mgr. '2-L, Cor. Sec. '25, TreaS. '26g Rep. Leg. Ass. '26, '27g Science Club, Vice-Pres, '26g Three-Arts, Cercle Francaisg Daughters Club. ANNIE BETH VICK, B. A. Belton, Texas EdllCllf'l.0IL Education Club. NIARY WALsCH:xR, B. A. Buckholt, Texas Hislory Milam County Club. RUTH VVATSON, B. A. Barry, Texas English Historical-Phila, Vice-Pres. Senior S. S. Classy Sec. Cercle Francais '27, B. Y. P. U., Y. VV. A.: Senior Rep. Legislative Ass.: judicial Council '27g Three Arts. Page 55 ALICE WITHERSPOON, B. A. Catawba, N. C. Religious Eduction Group Leader B. Y. P. U., Circle Leader Y. W, A., Volunteer Band, Training School Club. INEZ WALLEY, B. A. jackson, Miss. Science Historical - Phila, Education Club, Science Club, Mississippi Club. MARJORIE WHITEKER, B. A., B. J. Haskell, Texas English Historical-Phila, Theta Sigma Phi, Pres. '27, Treas. '26, Publicity Director T. I. P. A. '26, Baylor Bells, Editor '27, Sports Editor '26, Treas. El Circulo Cervantes '24, Press Club, West Texas Club, Daugh- ters Club. CATHERINE BURLESON, B. A. Eden, Texas Science Academia Yell Leader '25, '26, '27, College Yell Leader '26, Business Staff 1927 Blue Bonnet, Athletic Council '25, '26, Pres. Science Club '26, Athletic Manager Junior Class, Yell Leader Junior Class, High Point Track '26, Student Assistant Physical Education Depart- ment '27. HELEN MARR LOVE De Ridder, La. Piano Historical-Phila, Vice-Pres. Three Arts '27, Cercle Francais, Louisiana Club, Sec. Junior Class, Choral Club '26. ELIZABETH YVEEMS Angleton, Texas Kindergarten Lambda Alpha Theta. Page 5 6 515573: ELEANOR JLNET Boorma Cuero, Texas Kindergarlen Lambda Alpha Theta, Vice-Pres. '27 Education Club. GRACYE WELLS BRYAN Houston, Texas Kindergarten Lambda Alpha Theta, Pres. '27, Vice- Pres. Houston Club '27, Education Club MYRA CURTIS Jasper, Texas Kindergarten Lambda Alpha Theta. ' T C'-'47 l I I 1 M ILDRED CANDY Alexandria, La. K indergarlen Lambda Alpha Theta, Education Club. ELIZABETH HUBER De Ridder, La. Kindergarten Lambda Alpha Theta Sec. '27, BERNICE ETHEL LEWIS Coleman, Texas Kindergarten . Mast O'Crathg Lambda Alpha Thetag B. Y. P. U.g Y. W. A., Education Club. Page 5 7 4 HELEN PRESNALL MARYE VALENTINE Wills Pointe, Texas Hereford, Texas Kindergarten Kindergarten Academiag Lambda Alpha Theta. -Academiag Lambda Alpha Thetag Edu- I cation Clubg Panhandle Club. OSTINE SMITH San Benito, Texas Kindergarten Lambda Alpha Thetag Rio Grande Val- ley Clubg Hiking Club: Education Club: El Circulo Cervantes. Page 58 f N ,fl ' - 32 ff L K x 2 X ' gmqb' A : ' ' ' if ff' 6-I TJF1, ff -WX -n f .- F , i ' j K ,' 1 'v ' , , ' IQ fp 'Sri -jf X ' A 'J 1424 K' Pk 1 ' 'N ' 154 ff .- -' 2 A .f Jr il' 1 0 .Qc I: - ,V ,K - J. -M .- 4 di vii! I - yr Ima .rf - ' .' X 'f-AH? ,ff bg?- it I-' I .4 nz, 1 s A ' I ,an 'L Sify 3' 5-' 'H af' ' J' '- i f,:Q ,f Af Zia f' fp -- . ' ,L 'fy ,-1843: in .lm-1: .5 I .fur , f My l,.' .X f I I 1 A C. , 5 JIUNHURS JUNICDRS - -1 , QNX I ff- -6- v-A MARY CRAWFORD . EVANELLE ROBINSON LOIS JACKSON . MA'RY ELYDA SMITH I MOZELLE SMART . JACK CALVIN OFFICERS JACK CALVIN ..,.... President ANNIE MAE MELTON Vice-President HELEN LOVE . . . . Secretary LELIA STARK . . . . T reasnrer Athletic Manager 'Feature Manager . . Pianist . Yell Leader Yell Leader HE Class of '28 has been a winner from the first. As Freshmen they won the basket ball, track and swimming tournamentsg as Sophomores they won the Cheering Blanket on Stunt Night and held their Own in swimming, carrying off hrst honors again. The same Class spirit won for them, as Juniors, the Stunt Blanket. In every activity On the Campus the Juniors are always there, rooting: Fight, fight! Purple and White! Juniors! W. H. VJANN MRs. PAUL BAKER Page 60 I 1 I I I H LAUR.-I 'VAN TUYL FL. IVOr!l1 LOUISE RANKIN A bernallzy XVILLARD XVILSON Bellon VELIIA DAWSON TfVilso1z WILLIE NIAE HAXVKINS Dallas I i I.ELI.4x STARR GI.!IJ07lf Lu. NIARY HELEN NIITCHELL Bonlzyam NIARY O'BANNoN Homer, La. EMMIE PARRIS Jlifatagorda MARY CRAYVFORD Troy Page 61 M OZELLE SMART Florence EVELYN JONES Belton NIAXINE VVEST H ozzston NI.-XRY ELYDA SMITH Hillsboro EVANELLE ROBINSON Dallas VERA SUTHERLIN ,Marfo HELEN LOVE DeRidder. La. LUCYLE PIRTLE Q'zzz'vzto1z, Okla. B URNEY Lois VICK Bellon LULA HUTCHERSON Palesline Page 62 V. MILIIIQEII Kvslslz .Urzrlin X'EI,xIA DAXYSON Wilson EMILY C'0I.I.IEIz Troup AVIS NICGINNIS Tlwrzzdole CHARLIE NIAE ANDERSON' Cleburne AVIS CALVIN Cru ham I.oIzExE ROBERTS Tupelo, Afliss. AIARTELLE HICKS LIrfle1'1z XNVYLRIA WILKEIISON Holla nd , NIARY VAN CLEAVE Gibsland, L1. Page 63 BERNICE I'IUGHES F I oresville ANNIE MAE MELTON Greenwood, Miss. RUTH HENDERSON V a 71' Alstyne Lois JACKSON Powell MURL KUYIQENDALL .Wfineml Wells XVANDA VVATSON Ozona EVA BRODIE Blossom ICATHERINE MCELHANNON Belton CARLITA DUNCAN Ifouslzm DALTON BURLESON Blercury , 1 w n 6 5 ! 1 i 3 E , J Page 64 Y' 1 JK , I V ' CLARICE BL.xcKnuuE .VI uslfu IESSIE WOOD Wlzeefer VERA DOUTHITT Flynn CHARLOTTE MAY BURNETT Oklahoma City, Olala. CARMEN NICCLINTON Delia - Em. F.-x Y Nowu N Vuflcy MIN: :XNNE CAGLE 13011011 LELAH BELLE DAVIS El Dorado ELIZA BETH A DA IR A uslwell ELLEN RANSOM Claude Page 65 5 GRACE GADDY Mzzskagee, Olela. NIILDRED CLARK M ullin RUTH RUTHERFORD Covington ELSIE BORDEN Ocala, Fla. ELIZABETH SCOTT Pensacola, Fla. 'I ..z,..,b TOIIMYE PHILLIPS Strong, Ark. RUTH N EVELS Bellm ELIZABETH XVEBSTER Belton BURNETTE YARBROUGH H azelh zcrst, .Misa HALLIE GENTLE S an A ntomfa Page 66 -' f4f?'??i93?a I , XX fw 'Q rldilxwlgbltdfl xXx fl ,5 F3 A V 9 H'-:U - f . x x., 1.E:1'x.- f A ku: , , -' y NX 4 'FXR M 79' ' 5 . ': fr. F al gg., r X ricky- 5 4 .-.LH-:IQ -5 Q f, . as-'XM ENS? , - 3 Q' ' J a Q, ' .M f P . .1 .7 vt b x ,L it ' ,,: 1 , N ,hx , J ' F ' V A V ' 1 s ' D- ,J - .- .- . . V .. J 9 m , F I . . '. . 5.1 -ifsaiw ,- -- A H9-5591, ...H -,.fy.tf4,y -fag.-4 . K 1 .iiSl.1g2.?i --.- iw N b A A .Q- .gifs X , -M L' 1.-4 - - . . ' . t is . L - T9 ., E Q N f' wg J 'I ..-L . Afle' -,x .n-ly-L 4 Y -I -5 . gf f?f7k,-61' Pfiigi. 5: ,,. '.- 1' ' ' ' '--1-1:'I:'.f .f ,Q FQ ,xg H r 'Elia N 5-, xg Q H .A4, X ., Q Q' ,4Q ' 7 x ,,A4',+v' M . SOPHOMURES SOPHOMORES OFF IC ERS 1 EMMA GENE FELLRATH .... President ICIRTLEY EDNVARDS . . Vice-President NIARTHA MOORE . . . Secretary FLORENCE DENT . . T reasnrer ISABELLE MOOR . . Business Manager ELOISE GRANBERRY Athletic Managerr ISABEL REEVES . . Yell Leader B. B. KENNEDY . . . Yell Leader MISS FANNIE HARRISON . Sponsor MISS ELNORA EDGAR . . Sponsor EMMA GENE F ELLRATH HE Sophomores have had a part in everything from athletics to the Writing contests, and in each, they have shown their ability and high standing. Our class carried Off first honors in the baseball and in the Soccer tournaments. This is the same team that broke all records as Freshmen in the session 1925-1926. We have made progress in a literary way, too, and are beginning to dream of the day when we shall don caps and gowns. But until then we shall be content to do our part in keeping up the Baylor Spirit, for we've Got the pep, got the Step, got the step, got the pep, And we're always in lineg See the gold and the green, and the green and the gold, And we're never behindll' , . MISS FANNIE HARRISON MISS ELNORA EDGAR Page G8 E LONA DEM C' la ude DOROTHY NICNIILLAN San Benilo OLIVE XYALKER Seadrif! CORA LEE GEORGE Blooming Grove LOUISE PARSONS San A ntonio LINADINE SMITH Elgin YESTA I-IOLLINGSWORTH Troy B.-xRE,xRA BELL Dallas B. B. KENNEDY Crocketl DONNA CLARK Weslaco Lois FRITZ Kansas City, Ma. CORINNE BENTLEY Eagle Lake NNN AW nf f ' 4 1 1 X , ' . , N ' page 69 1 I' ' I '- J-' f! lt! - vl ' . j ', 1 , K ' M R X 1 1 V f 1 I Q 'Ll 2-, ,f 0 if I J' 4- 1 m M ix 'xi ki ,jf yul U'-xi V, iii? , 1- IIN! I - 'x, ,. it- .f V .'..-,' U! . X I 'F I J l ff--F X ,a 1,14 .J , lf' 5 V c' R 1 1 I I 1 v r V Nix 'Wx fl St' I !v I .. , 1 'Sl' ' ' l I 1 A ' ' U j X , I V! . fm 5 V . I K -f V , M k A flu sf M' BW W A BIRDIE KELLEY Uvalde FLOSSIE SIBERT San Anlonio HAZELL BELL Sy Antonio 3 l 3 T-:eff-fv.iA-' MJF, Aft' S ' RUBY MAE VVHITE West Columbia AILEEN POWELL Lufkin EUNICE VICKERS Quitman IRENE EUBANK Pulnam ELLAOISE BARRY Rosebud XVINIFRED HALLEY Seminole AUDREY I-IORTON 11IcDade, La. BERNICE HARDCASTLE West C alum bla LOURIA TEEL Devine NI.-XRY Bumox College Stalion ,IEWELL N'ELSOX 11f01HIf!1I'7Z Home, Jfixs. NIARY SOUTH SUMMERS Nacogdoclzrs ICIRTLEY EDXYARDS F oft Uforllz NIARGARETTA SAUNDERS Fort Worth IVIARY YVRIGHT Aloody XYILLIIZ AIAE I-IL'1mL12sToN Al i I Us S1-IIRLEY I.ANcFoRrm .fldalnsvillzf IQATI3 NICCARDELL Cold SPf'Z.7IgS DIARY ALICE COWLEY New Boston LEILA MILES Foiljfleld MARTHA MOORE Moori1zgsport Page 71 IRENE STARK Gibson, La. BEbSIE NIAE HUMPHREY Burnett ' MAXINE GRIFFIN Vivian, La. PAULINE Ross Shreveport, La. M ILDRED VAN VVAGNER Pleascmton MARTHA ED REEVES Fort Worth ALTHA NIAE VESTAL Whizfewright J'N ET BOOTHE Cuero NIYRA CURTIS Jasper ALYSSE SANGSTER Navasola MARJORIE CHENOWTH Dallas CORNELIA HARRIS Corrigo Springs Page 72 A M -0-0 In Is. K '1' Iv M, , wx. I-ix: R LOUISE COURTS Qnizzton, Olela. JOYCE JENKINS Hfaller M ARI' SUE XVALKER Gilmer ALYCE JO GAMEL Lampasas M ILEY MAYO Sour Lake MARJORIE SIMPSON San Antonio MARY IQENNEDY Triizfty LOUISE BOOTI-IE Cuero RUTH ROBINSON Dallas XVAURINE SNELLING Livingston GWENDOLYN DYYER Fort Towson, Okla. BERTA STEVENS M exia Page 73 OSTINE SMITH San Benito EUGENIA MADDOX Belton VIVIAN SIMONTON M ontgomery GENE FELLRATH Belton EVELYN DAVIS Calvert KEITH JUDKINS Calvert GLADYS NVATSON Barry JOYCE ELDER N 7731071 DOROTHY BGOTH San Benito , MAI ELLIS ALLEN Georgetown, Wliss. HELEN NORMAN Rolan EVELYN NIITCHELL Ba Vfy Page 74 .-'sl IUF: ' I 4 . . ,fm ' XY,-XNDA VINCENT A ma fill 0 REBA VVILLLAMSON Sour Lake AETNA LOVE Jones Prairie BETH ANTIIILEY Som' Lake PAULIANE LARGE Kaufman CATHERINE CHAPMAN Ozoua M ILDRED HAIIIIELI Gmzzgzles GLORIA I.ozANo 1Vf071ft!f8j', 111 ex. EULA B. MAY Olney LENA LAWRENCE Dlcflllen JUDIA I'IARVEY H ull EDITH DAVIS Port Arthur Page 75 'Eb' B -J F' VVILLA MAE CHURCH Minneapolis, Minn. ISABELLE MOOR Bonham LAVERNE ADAMS Killeen VERA GOW'ER Bellon CATHERINE ROBERTS Eagle Lake RUTH 5311? Taylor GRACE BRYAN Houston HELEN PRESNALL Wills Point SARAI-I LUCY MCLEJMORE C oushatla, La. DORIS MARTIN Sain Antonio ELOISE GR.-XNBERRY Illonroe, La. PIARRIET VANDERPOOL Plainview Page 76 Wu SIBYL NIYERS Olney ELEANOR XYATTS Al tl rl i II' 1 LUCILE XYILL ,msox Mbody ISABEL REEVES El Cam po NIARY C ULP Port Arthur CHARLENE DEMPSEY C Izristo val 4'6- 1-1 if K, -4 ' ll :T ,, ' b I mr- V 1:2 . ,. . J . ' Il. a . ,5 ,jf fx x I I Y I , , ! T V : 4 .Q A -6' Q IZDNA BENNETT For! Sloclelon ALMA 'I'UnNE1z Crockell MDNA QGLE Dallas EDDIE Lois NEWTON Jasper NIYRTLE ARNOLD Crockett JEXVELL RICKETSON Llano Page 77 NIARGARET THOMASON Harlingen M ARYE VALENTINE . Hereford DOROTHY WILLIAMS Wills Point LETITIA RAMSEY San Augustine LILLIAN EDXVARDS Troy LURLINE WALKER Atlanta M., MARTHA RUBLE Lott LUCILE SCHWALD Killeen CHRISTINE NICGARITY Fort Worth GENEVIEVE MORGAN Fort Worth RUBY GRANTI-IAM Kerrville ELIZABETH HUBER DeRidder, La. Page 7 8 CONNIE BIAE I-IICIQMAN fan-es Prairie ZELLAII TIIOIIIISON Iowa Park LILY B. HERBERT Kvillcezz FLORENCE DENT Crockett M ABLE HICKS Milen ,LORA VVELLS Port A rthur 721 ,J fy Doxx.-IH I3ImIII2oIzII Bfllon NIARY BEATRICE ROACH 1111.135 JANIE KATHERINE NASH Kaufman M ELVA CALDWELL Temple ELIZABETH VVEEMS Anglelon LOUISE IQELLER Belton Page 79 I ' ' fx-,rvstifie as N 6 x X P. X If V ' 6 A Q N' Y Ig , 5 if 'Y K f m f KS' V , I I XI LUA BANKS Fort Worllz MARGARET BANKS Fort Worth FRIEDA WRIGHT Leonard ELSIE LEE Gilbert, La. LORENA PEARSON Donna EVELYN SMITH Austin -'-Q2 J '.:,.z Zvi ., Via - Q . , f V 1 fsf ig: N wg- H ' 'wif-L? - 13' 3-,qs -Qc, if : I, -5 if A 2:51-1 W h '. '24-T , I - -:E1:::f '-' ' 4- -A gl ' at .1 959124, 4' U ' 51' 5, jg I 14234 A W' W ' w 'L 4 Z uv v 'L' If Y : A ' Q -1 o QI5l. - 41: . A 4? .l5'55f' - ffiziff I ' 1 ,IV -ii-'1iG:i-,isps 2 K A A - .5 i?:.::- ' f A .+ 'J -' f , ..:,V. , , -A ' N 2,i'-g:I2f::i'I X A-.I.sffr.1O I. -I A .II .,,,.. N:.,,,., -Q, QW5, if . ,, JEWEL-KEENAN Wellington HELEN CANNON Beaumont GUSSIE WATSON Ozomz M UDA TITTLE Hillsboro RUTH RIVERS San Antonio LOUISE CAVITT Ireland Page 1 , Il ' ' 1, , I Q ,F . xi at - - d., 1- ' 1 I 5 u- , A v . f D 1 . 'I A X I x l .. Y -,, ' X , f I' X' ' K Q, ' 4 ' 1 2 f 'd ' 53 E rpg- . L' 4 1 , x , 1 1 1 Q K ,v t xl.. - . 1 . -.f Xu I I ,' 3. '1 , Q . , I . V i f -.TR Q ' ' , I .- -.. L:lx2',52i2z I ,Hy ' ' :KT . -c yl' I V ' . Z g f Y' 4 '....-JL. JFRESHMEN 1 B . J 4' I ', D T-: ,. .- f X R FRESHMEN - as X., - 7, to 2 , .ti :na l -A t 1 f A , Y . A-1 -- E , , - 'OFFICERS BUENA VISTA HEATON BUENAi VISTA' HEATON . . . President ,EVELYN SMITH . . Vice-President ELIZABETH SPEER . . . Secretary GLADYS CHILDERS . . . . Treasurer THERETTA BARTLETT . . . Athletic Manager ARGYE MARY MCCANLIES . Endowment Secretary FRANKIE NASH . . . . , Yell Leader MARTHA BRONVN . . Yell Leader HE Freshman Class, the class of 1930, has already proved its mettle and is well on the way toward the goal of caps and gowns. Their reputation as the peppiest class in Old Baylor was made on Stunt Night when they won the Cheer- ing Blanket and carried the house by storm with their yell: S-s-s-s-s-s-s-s ----- BOOM I l! CWhistleD --------- Ah-hh-h-h-h Crisingl Rah! Rah! Rah! Rah! Rah! Rah! Rah Freshmen! Freshmen! Rah! Rah! Rah! The Freshman pep was again evident at the basket ball tournament, in which the Freshman were victorious. Cheering the team on at every play, the class did their part toward winning new victories. Mrss JETTIE J. DENMARK DR. A. T. BAWDEN Miss AMY XVADE Page 82 I jx 4 F L I ax Q-Q' ' -. .. IH, 5 I '.', .' . , ' ' 1 I . 1 . 14 2- t I X . '- f EI I ' . ' '- . ' ,ffg-. I . YQ 1 I A Aff, - . 'f TQ , il V W ff - . If W '41 1 I I g- N, ,, Ig, ,. I ' ' . ' I I ff Q5 I 3' I I . ' P N' 'Ir 'k ,I N I 1' - 'Q . 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Q HEI? - J 'xx -4 Y , . - If ,,-1,55 . .JA ', .v ff , mf . f .' . xl I V,-' ' ' N 4' 5 f xl.. j X Q. ' A- . K --,.-9 . 'NL5 Ml- ,AN 5... U . . , --4+ . , -v fa 53 I Q ,... ' ' I !..1' . if Ff N , , . .-. 1 '- ,t ,-b-'1:- V . HONURARY ROYAL AC!-l.lDlEMllA xr tx ARR L 4 , ,,,,', -fi ? NW rIIiIn.I rl' ' -G I L4 1 OFFICERS QA 5 MARJORIE ENGLAND, President , EVANELLE ROBINSON , Vice-President AVIS CALVIN, Secretary .,A ,.. , ' VY' 2 , . , ,A , .A . , ,H igh .A I ,, ,.,, , , If R4 Mist ., 5 A .I 5511- ' . eg:.f.a,I, 24, ,L . , ,,1., , ,1.., ? wrwr' it MAJORIE ENGLAND MARY VAN CLEAVE, Corresponding Secretary ALYSSE SANGSTER, Treasurer KATHERINE HARDY, Sergeant-at-A rms VIRGINIA SMITH, Critic ELSIE BORDEN, Pianist MARY ELYDA SMITH, Yell Leader CATHERINE BURLESON, Yell Leader HE Royal Academia Literary Society was organized in 1888. As an honorary society, Royal Academia has always had as its purpose to promote an under- standing and appreciation of the arts, and to endow her members with high ideals of refinement, culture, and loyalty. W, Q s, 7 ' x,.,.,, ,.: g ,y- R 4 -- ' r fil ' ' - Ji. .V .... w- - wqv.WAw',,,,.e-i,:.1: V. I-an K, - - .1 3 , X fc :mf fmaf: --.' tffmw cr . ?:zm:E:r.:rrf:1932:52-ui. -. . 1- -- I Once an Academia, always an Academia. .,., , ,Q A ,E N Ara Q5 A fm -- I + f' - , gjarv .I . 2 H!-. ,. A 3 EE! n . - . . vi ' . ' ff ' A -- 3 I -R? 1 I3 N' V, A 1 O, , t i Ewr' 1' - Ki A . Ni ' Y -. ,H 1 ' X 'fx iq Q ' Ir : 1 ' L .. C., J: I A :AS-2 - 4' t f , :,1 Wg: . . '-sg I , . :sera -ff ., rf., A X I yzzsixse .-: .. : 5, , F I.. .- . it fy rr y Wav ij A N ' ., I I ,. ,L-kiwi, First 7010-EVANELLE ROBINSON, VIRGINIA SMITH, KITTY HARDY, PLLYSSE SANGSTER, NIARY ELYDA SMITH, MILDRED IQYSER, DONNA CLARK, LOIS MCELROY. .Second row-CATHERINE BURLEsON, ANNIE TUCKER, R4ILDRED VAN XVAGNER, ANNIE MAE MELTON, MARY VALENTINE, MARJORIE SIMPSON, MARY SOUTH SUMMERS, ISABEL REEVES. Third row-CATHERINE ROBERTS, HELEN PRESNALL, DORIS MARTIN, ELOISE CRANBERRY, RUTH HENDERSON, BARBARA BELL, LUCILLE WILLIAMSON, LETITIA RAMSEY. Page 122 ,Q ! ., lil ROYAL AACADEMIIA A-, f I '., Q Pledges 7 POLLY .ADAMS THERETTA BA RTLETT ' HELEN CANNON ' MA RY ALICE COXVLIEY I GLADYS CLOWER EDITH DAVIS LAURA DIER5 NIAURINE EDGAR NTAXINE FLETCER CORA LEE GEORGE ANGELA GUERRA EUNICE LEE HICIiERSON DOROTHY HENDRICHSON ALINE HUDSON - ELIZABETH JONES ARLINE JONES EMILY FRANCES KEY FLORENCE MITCHELL NIARGA RET MAGEE FRANIIIE NASH JANIE IQATHERINE N ASI-I ANNIELENE NUTT . GLADYS O'N EIL ELIZABETH POVVELL EVA MAE SATTERWHITE C A RMEN SMITH XVAURINE SNELLING MARCELLA SPROULS JEAN STEADHAM MILDRED STEINMAN LOURIA TEEL RUTH RIVERS First row-MARTHA MOORE, AILEEN POWELL, SARA LUCY MCLEMORE, GENEVIEVE MORGAN, ISABELLE MOOR,- GLORA LOZANO, B. B. KENNEDY, FLORENCE DENT. Second row-MARY VAN CLEAVE, ELSIE BORDEN, DOROTHY BOOTH, MARY BOLTON, FRANCES MURRAY, MARY HELEN MITCHELL, KATHERINE MCELHANNON, AVIS CALVIN. Third row-GRACE GADDY, MRS. PAUL BAKER, DOROTHY WILLIAMS, REBA WILLIAMSON, ELIZA- BETH BAUGH, MARJORIE CHENOWTH, MARY ETTA LAND, PAULINE LARGE. Page 123 HISTORICAL:-l?HllLA OFFICERS CLARA MAE CASH, President ELIZABETH VAN TUYL, Vice-President MARY EVANS QUADE, Secretary ROBERTA MU NFORD, Treasurer LELAH BELLE DAVIS, Sergeant-at-Arms RUBY DENSON, Critic MOZELLE SMART, Yell Leader FAY N OWLIN, Yell Leader CLARA MAE CASH HE Historical-Phila Literary Society was organized in 1883. It is afhliated with the State Philo-Phila Confederation, and the Texas XN7omen'S Federated Clubs. The aim of the Society is to promote a higher citizenship among its members, stressing the finer arts of living, namely: music, literature and art. - 123 ' I A ' be ,rs .Q A' J i is . I g, A. s- , . .,., . .,,. , . , W H , it I I , , q gt- 1, 'A ' . - . , ' ' , l I . . 5 15Qrj, I ,s - f '?' 4, i,,:'i-, , K A A -,,, . , 8 A - - sg R, X f : , I fi 1 ff' A ,,i, I l I , , ' ' I. f I ' I is ,, S . ,J . ,,,, 5 '5 5,1 R, ' Qi i -if ,, ,f , .L 4-.7 , 1, an I il - : - .- A . -X4 f .' '- 1 .f S e..,As:- ' 9: -ri. Nl 1 4 ' 'ff f sefr-,ff . 'wi- 5 i' '- , 5'. 3 ' 53 ' '.if1:5.'I'-,, ., . X 1 ff m S' 'EV , X5 f Iyrtffe iff.: ,. A '1Nf:9RQ' A fi 'A W ' fgyq, V - A A6632-j fl A - U x 1, -I 1 A .Q Q -: .- A ' . First row-JUANITA MOTHERSHEAD, ELIZABETH MARVIN, SIBYL NIYERS, VIRGINIA MYERS, LOUISE MCNEELY, DOROTHY MCMILLAN, FAY NOWLIN, GERALDINE PARSONS. Secorgi row-g.OUISE PARSONS, MARY EVANS QUADE, LORENE ROBERTS, NELLIE RUSHING, LOSSIE IBERT. Third YOZU'-RUEL TURNER, LAURA VAN TUYL, VVYLMA WILKERSON, INEZ XVALLEY, ALLIE VIDA LE SUEUR, FROTILLA HILL, ISABEL JOHNSON, GENE FELLRATH. Page 124 5. HISTORICAL-JPHIILA T ATR T I I Pledges GRACE ALLEN MAI ELLIS ALLEN LUA BANKS ' EUNICE LOUISE BU RNS ORA LEE BRAY GLAD YS BAILEY HAYDEN BRYA NT BEE BOWMAN INA MA E BULLOCK MARY ELIZAB ETH CASH RHEA CONNALLY FAI' CARPENTER XVILLA MAE CHURCH GVVENDGLYN DYER RUTH FRITZ DOROTHY GALLASPY LOUISE HARPER LOIS JACKSON MARX? DEANE JACKSON HEI,EN LOVE CA R RI E LOK EY NORINE SIGRAST ARGYE NI.-XRY MCCANLIES LESSIE LEE STREET CHRISTINE MCGARITX' LUCILLE SIMMONS NELLIE RUTH NIUNFORD RUTH SHEAFFER LEILA MILES MAE MANESS MILDRED SMITH ELIZABETH STRAYHORN AUDREY MAE MCKNEELY HELEN THAMES VVILLIE JEAN PRUITT ANNIE LOU POLL.-XRD RUTH ROBINSON GLADYS WATSON RUTH WATSON JESSIE WOOD RIT' A 1 ' QT 5 4 '..x 5 3 CP' HZZQLQ 2 A I 3? I : .3 .v.. 4 -. A K I ' A A A RL First row-VIRGINIA MARRS, MOZELLE SMART, LOTTIE PERRY, ELLA FRANCES MAINER, ELENOR GEHRELS, LILY FLORENCE, DICKIE ADAMS, VIVIAN BALL Second row-BLAND EUBANK, ROBERTA MUNFORD, ELIZABETH VAN TUYL, MARJORIE WHITEKER, ELIZABETH SCOTT Third row-ELIZABETH ADAIR, CAMILLA MARRS, MARGARET BANKS, RACHEL COOPER, LELAH BELLE DAVIS, RUBY DENSON, KIRTLEY EDWARDS, O'BERA FORRESTER Page l Z5 MAST OSC RATH xx Q C I, I it 1,4 NIARY NELL MCCALL LENA LAYVRENCE . RUTH CHEN ELLEN IQANSOM , VVINIFRED HALLEX' . Ig is :V , I I. f,a,.:. 61 Z M 5 'f W. IA 2 fi 5 A 443537, C' K, J I Ms X 5 I , GFFICERS MARY NELL MCCALL . . . . President MILDRED CLARK . . . Vice-President LONA DEAN . . . . . Secretary FLORA DEE DAUGTITRY' . Cowesponding Secretary . . . Treasurer . Sergeant-at-A rms . . Pianist . Yell Leader -'-' . I fr- 1 1 I . x -IP' 4 X 1 h ., V, 151450 N . . , Hg' Q? 'f C 4-I I 6 5 1 -I . W N ms . . ,, ,--f + f -A Q, II, - 43' 4, 4 I,-M, . ' - 'Q pw I- N-5, . , I, ,If A, 4 ' f L 3 , 'Q EI f H I 5,5-6 . i 1. gr .a 2 33 3: if Lui , 'f x 4 H12 X I ff If, ,1.:.:,,::::, 1, , , , - - , . , I . H '. ' ' I-,,.Q,f- ,N f vns . 'I I -I Q 3 , fbi' - is 5 .A k - 11 - ' N , gf, 7 I V. , I 1 R ig , K 5 ' 3 I fi 'H-A Q - , I fx V -if 5 . I gt, ' E, 3 -' I- -f -- . if I 1, ,, - i - -Y-2 , . . i .E .-,if ,N .. ' - 'k,5' 45:gf1. A . gg: . z.2,QQ , ' wig 'X I 'V Er-vii: . - :H- Q. .Q First row-MARGARET THOMASON, MARY HOXVAIZD, LAWRENCE, CHRISTINE BLACK, EMILY COLLIER. Second row-RUTH CHEN, NORA LEE DOWDY, EVELYN DAUGHERTY, MILDRED .ANN GOTCHER, MAXINE GRIFFIN, CHRISTINE HEARNE. I Y II R R ELLEN RANSOM, LORENA PEARSON, LENA Page 126 MAST OWCRATH 1- aww , we HE Mast 0'Crath Literary Society was organized in the spring of 1922. Its aims are to promote a deeper understanding and appreciation of all that is beautiful in the realm of literature, music, and art, to bring to the front all the line and noble qualities of its membersg and to inspire and mold the character of every individual member in such a way that she will go out into the world as a leader of the highest type of womanhood. . i ii ' ,gg ii . 1 ix' ..s:'f'l . ,.,, . J 5 E ia L if i to E L L i L L . . - First row-LULA HUTCHERSON, ELLEN NABORS, MUDA TITTLE, ALICE ARMSTRONG, LOUISE CAMPBELL, LEE ETHEL BATEMAN, MILDRED CLARK. Second row-LONA DEAN, ELMA FIDLER, RUBY GRANTHAM, HAZEL HEsKETT, WINIFRED HALLEY, BERNICE LEw1s. Page I 27 SCll-llOLAlRSll-llllp SOClllETY D+ A I IIIVI -1' OFFICERS VIRGINIA L. MYERS, President N ELAH MOORE, Vice-President MARY ETTA LAND, Secretary MILDRED KYSER, Cor. Secretary ANNIE LoU POLLARD, Treasurer DR. J. C. MCELHANNON, Sponsor MISS OSEE MAEDGEN, Sponsor , Miss LUCILE LAND, Sponsor ' 1 VIRGINIA LEE NIYERS HE Baylor College chapter of the Scholarship Societies of Texas was char- tered November 15, 1922, with seventeen charter members. Since that date, fifty-one other members have been admitted. Membership in the Society is purely honorary, the members being taken from the upper ten per cent of the junior and senior classes. 'S ' it l L A 'A Q IW ', f -as i I I ? ,E X A fr at T ff W ' - 2 X I xi 2 2 -'- 1 I .i nf C N Q iiii i f Lf. , I I A , ue, -S X Q' . ' -' -,E-' 1 'I I EK ,. lf. iv., A r ., ' A KA, First row-LUCILE LAND. J. C. MCELI-IANNON, OSEE NIAEDGEN, WYLI-IA WILKERSON, OCTO JOHNSON, ELIZABETH VAN TUYL, VIVIAN BALL, LYNETTE ADCOCK, MARY EVANS QUADE. Second row-NELLIE RUSHING, EVELYN MORRIS, MARY DEANE JACKSON, RUBY DENSON, VIR- GINIA SMITH, NELAH MooRE, MARY ETTA LAND, NIILDRED KYSER, ANNIE LOU POLLARD. Page 128 lpll KAPPA DELTA A., lb AIR 1. f . , A+ Aff .M -A k XE.. f MElVIBERS RA C I-I EL C oo P IE R ALMA LEE JOINER W. H. XC-XNN DWAYNE ORTON RACHEL COOPER President HE Baylor College chapter of Pi Kappa Delta, Texas Epsilon, was initiated last year, with ten charter members. In celebration of this new organization, last year Baylor College won both the state and the national championships in girls' debates, and two out of three contests in oratory. This year, in spite of the fact that no members of last year's teams are back, we believe that the teams under Coach Dwayne Ortor1's directions will make a creditable record. .Pledges RUTH RoBINsoN NELLIE RUTH MUVFORD WILLA MAE CHURCH MELVA CALDWELL MARGARET MARTIN RUTH RIVERS WILLIE JEAN PRUITT JEANNETTE REECE , . ' 'A'- l mm. , , I I Q I l W. H. VANN ALMA LEE JOINER DWAVNE ORTON Page 129 9 THETA sioiylfr pni xg - xx K I.. X Wg , ll '41 1 33331 ' ..,. .., V.,,,: , Z ..,.A 1.13 Zj'e gf - , 35? it ai 2 . Ms, Q lVlARjORIE WHITEKER President N MONDAY night, October 12, 1925, the Matrix Club Of Baylor College was installed as Alpha Epsilon Chapter Of Theta Sigma Phi, national honorary fraternity for women in the profession Of journalism. Baylor College is the second school in the State to have an affiliation with this Organization, and is the f1rst wOman's college to hold membership. At present, there are four active members and eight alumnae members of the local chapter. Pledges MONA OGLE LORENE ROBERTS MOZELLE SMART ,-41,125 ' K-1, -1 T 'zp sh?-,E 5. 'f r gli x MW NK .C .x,i.,,.., r Xe-.s..,,,N , X , X X f . . X . twgg it , Or. N .M , OX, vs.. . . X Pb' ff- e ' was .- r. N, 1 ,.::,:::.r ,:,e- A to . N .. in ,, 1 , ,. ,... Q . X em... --N.-A si 5 .-9, Y. .. N . .... , 5 's ig ,A ,, tri ,. M, M 5 HS N sg X l SNA x W!! .B N MARY NELL MCCALL, RUBY LEE MORROW, HELEN ZENE WORTMAN, RUTH ROBINSON Page 139 PRESS CLUB if X X O Flf I C li RS MONA OoI.1s, .Prcsideizi BIsIs BOWMAN, l '7'I.l'l'-PI'CS'I'IfL'771 DORIS M ARTIN, Seoy- Treasurer MISS H IQLIQN Z. XYOIZTAIAN, Sjnonsozf MISS EMMA C. IQING, Sponsor PROP. W. H. VANN, Sponsor MONA OGLE HE Baylor College Press Club is composed Of the editors and business managers Of the three college publications, the Blue Bonnet, the Baylorian, and the Baylor Bells, and members of each staff, and others who are especially interested in press work. The purpose of the Press Club is to promote interest and co-Operation among students, in regard to the publications. The Press Club is a member of the Texas Intercollegiate Press Association, an Organization made up of seventeen Texas Colleges and Universities: and takes active part in all contests sponsored by that Organization each year. First 7010-VIRGINIA SMITH, DORRIS FINNEY, NIARJORIE WHITEKER, MOZELLE SMART, EVANELLE ROBINSON, DORIS MARTIN, KITTY TTTARDY, RUTH ROBINSON. Second row-MARY EVANS QUADE, LORENE ROBERTS, MARY NELL MCCALL, LAURA VAN TUYL, MARTHA RUBLE, FRANKIE NASH, BEENBOWMAN. Page 131 Page 132 , fa. . 5 . , .. : 45-bi:4fifE:4g'1'5if-1 '1 5 ,ar . I 'V A 5 Qi ' ' 4 . 3 mf F 4329 fff-JE. i 'Hi gf V :ff QQ , ' 153371-. :Y-, 'H 1: ' gm , , Y.. ...xii L dr W j:.:E?:.,5 . R' '.-'vi'3', , 'Qf:!!If'. . 1' -2 .-If' T, f ' ' sf, .f5?icgfZ7?1':: V7 il-'f PM 5- FU? Ji-2545-L --4...pf?5:g?g-gif, Q - Q35 423, Z 'g'gfigk, -514' , , X ,. I-iiqfff - rf mm-12: q'.'v.., f, -, A N. ,, f'. 1214! ::wf.wss':mz., JI 1.5-m. wif 11 -ig? rsh. fri? :' fL 555 'TIG -31.1311 7 '.-Eli' deli? xii -L1 f ' 5?'5: 5321. 'zifl A --1g.:fk?:.'f-L- 1- 1. WH ffE1f,:ef.' -ew. 13 '. :J.,,FTl3'.,x.-V.,--5, JJ, -- ,-., ff-5 J.:-gvf,-f my 1:38451 '::fuZe.'?q'J9?g,:.4',':s,g'1,4, fgggg- 5-:'J1.4a' ,au 2'S'QQ15gw5q117g1'.gj 154315 - -1 V- A-an A ' v- 1 - .ft :: '5E?'fff'5hbfi-ZvTe'rm 5-rffii , --vfjigyg-' 3143- gl 'ff-'fs ' ziii fslll' ' ' . Hifi 'rx-W2 :Vx ,gfsff F 517.- 57419 ., . F, Let Jesus be my Light, my Law, my Leader, myK1ng RELIGIOUS ELIZABETH VAN TUYL BAPTIST STUDENT UNTUN HE Baptist Student Union is the co- ordinating factor of all the religous life on the Baylor College campus. The Council of twenty members fosters and plans the work of seventeen B. Y. P. U.s of one Y. W. A. Of six circles, of the G. A., Of the Volunteer Band, of the Sunday School with an enroll- ment Of Over nine hundred, and of the student prayer meetings. The B. S. U. Of Baylor College, working in co-Operation with other B. S. U.s in the State, has for its great aim to interest every student, regardless of denomination in some phase Of religious activity, and to create a wholesome, spiritual atmosphere On the cam- pus. , OFFICERS ELIZABETH VAN TUYL, President LOTTIE PERRY, First Vice-President JUANITA MOTHERSHEAD, Ass't First V.-Pres. RUTH ROBINSON, Second Vice-President RUTH RIVERS, At-s't Second Vice-President ELIZABETH MARVIN, Corresponding Secretary MARY EVANS QUADE, Treasnrer lVlARGARET BANKS, Representative of S. S. MUDA TITTLE, Rep. of Volunteer Band CHARLIE NIAE ANDERSON, Noon Prayer Meet. Director. RACHEL COOPER, Chin. Program Conirnittee RUBY LEE MORROW, Extension Director ELIZABETH SCOTT, Director Friday Morning Prayer Mfeeting A NlARTHA MOORE, Chorister VESTA HOLLINGSNVORTH, Pianist PAULINE IADAMS, Pnbticity Director ORA LEE BRAY, Member at Large LAURA VAN TUYL, Member at Large NELLIE RUSHING, Represerttative of S. G. A. MRS. LILLIE J. M YER, Facntty Representative - ,. ,. -- 547 .,. .- ' .,, 3' ,f , A , ,S Q S . xii? A if :Q A t ' - AL ' k L. I A 35' ,. . , . ' sw i 1-f -,QB A ., N 3 , -.,., I taxi. .J 2 ., , ,B , .. -. Y., f ei ' 1 . . I Ni.,.f-rfzd Miiifff -4 A 52,5 ' ,gait ' , :ix V 31' , , I 1- -' ' 'F' A A ,ff fi 'fix' .,. 5 . . 2, I' - .fe fi' 951,-1 . -tx., ' -,J '2F 'T5 fa arts is-f fm... , W - u , is , 1... -' -- Q - Aw V w .- I A . ,gif-' . V, '-if .,i3I,g,:3gii jf:zI,:, '59 F ' W ix-A ,A A -5 ' 'R ' i 3 5 ' Page 134 SUNDAY SCCHOUL xx- .X Mx F -9 7 ffl- i A 'Lf X L w, W 1 my E - -is Q If X I' ' 'V v Y, f . L ,k,, 515352 kk- .Y in MRS. LILLIE J. NIYER GENERAL OFFICERS MARGARET BANKS ....... Secrelcwy EUNICE LOUISE BURNS . . Assfzkfant Secretary LAURA VAN TUYL . . Sec'y I1zte1'med'iate Dept. GRACE DELANEY . , Ass! Sec'y Ivziemzediate Dept. ,,fwp,N, ,fs-N, damn ,4x'. Page 135 BAPTIST YOUNG PEOPLESS UNION I ' A LOTTIE PERRY GENERAL OFFICERS LOTTIE PERRY ........ Director JUANITA MOTHERSHEAD . Assistant Director LENA PAY DALTON . . General Secretary MARTHA MOORE . . . Chorister VESTA HOLLINGSWORTH . Pianist S Page I 36 YOUNG WVOMENS AUXILIARY A Et lbs A , -A- R UTI-I ROBINSON GENERAL OFFICERS RUTH ROBINSON ...,.... Director RUTH RIVERS . . . . . Assistant Director ALICE WITHERSPOON . . Pres'z'dent of Ely Pepper Y. YV. A. MILDRED ANN GOTCHER President of Ruth Stribltng Y. W. A. ELLA FRANCES MAINER . . President of Lnther Y. W. A. MARJORIE CHENONVTH . . President of Bnrt Y. W. A. MARY ALICE COWVLEY .President Qf Heard-Ferguson Y. W. A. VOLUNTEER BAND - 1 MUDA TITTLE I GENERAL OFFICERS MUDA TITTLE . . GENE FELLRATH ROYVENrX HULSE , . JOSEPHINE HENDERSON . MARJORIE MAXON . MARGARET BANKS . ALICE WITHERSPOON . CHARLOTTE BURNETT . ELIZABETH SCOTT . MARY ELIZABETH ENVING DR. A. C. GETTYS . mf ' .. ' W .f':Z ,E4, ., .TWA IM 5 'Ga z f 6' fa ,-1 V ai . . . President Program Chairman . . Secretary Chorister . . . Pianist . Extension Director Ass't Extension Director Second Vice-President - . 4 . Treasurer Publicity Director . . Sponsor ..:::: gr ,: Q w - - 8, A N vi g. wk Q S5 N, N Q A s A 1 is 'ix QQ A 4 N A Q 4 2 . ... fi? -. . R, q.-,wp-Q. ww. -A - L 1 X531 IA. . ,N ur . , ' ii i- . Q ,Q ,vY .j2gsf3 5 R529 Q 1:35 -Q 0402 'LS HLA.- :' 4 A. 939 -A A .74- 1 .R X T X . .. 3 Page 138 Q 'Z -E . sk , :V ,ISM X-in xx! f N a vga' 1--Q PUBLICATIONS BLUE BUNNET 1 ' I EDITORIAL STAFF VIRGINIA SMITH ...... Editor-in-Chief KATHERINE HARDY . Associate Editor EVANELLE ROBINSON , Organization Editor LAURA VAN TUYL . . Feature Editor HELEN CANNON . Athletic Editor POLLY ADAMS . . Grind Editor l DONNA CLARK . Assistant Editor I MILDRED KYSER . . Assistant Editor VIRGINIA MASON SMITH HE 1927 Blue Bonnet is in your hands. We have tried to give to you, the students of Baylor, an accurate and artistic record of the past year's Work and play. By the time you reach this page you have, very probably, passed your judgment on our effort. Our sin- cerest wish is that you will find the book representative of you, and your college life for the session 1926-1927, and that you will feel that this is your Blue Bonnet. Q Ki- 'i..1lJQ' , 1 lf. A ' Page 140 WELS l 'E 'A-3, A f Fl BLUE BUNNET +- R W R t W7 ri, A eve ! X BUSINESS STAFF DORRIS FINNEY ..... Bzzsiness ,Manager MARY EVANS QU.-XDIE . Assoriafe Bzzsmess Manager LOIS MCELROX' .... Ali'Z'Cl'fl'S1.l1g S0l'I.C'I'f0I' CATHERINE BURLESON . . Afl1Z'61'fI-S'Z'7Ig Solifilor MARX' ELYDA SMITH . fld'Z'8l'fI.S1.7'IKQ Soficfilor GARVIS NELL COOK . Adz'c'r1f1's'1'1zg Solicitor LA VERNE BAKER . . . . Serrelary DORRIS FINNEY HE following Texas towns are represented in the advertising section of the 1927 Blue Bonnet: Belton, Temple, Wfaco, Fort Worth, Dallas, Houston, San Antonio, Galveston, Austin, VVichita Falls, Hillsboro, Lufkin. 'Page 141 BAYLUR BELLS MARJORIE WHITEICER MARY N ELL MCCALL . RUTH ROBINSON , LORENE ROBERTS . RUBY LEE MORROWV . MONA QGLE . . ALYSSE SANGSTER . MAROARETTA SANDERS MARY ELYDA SMITH . ARGYE MARY MCCANLIES BEE BOWMAN . . cs IANIE KATHERINE NASH MARGUERITE DAVIES EDITH GEORGE . . BURNETTE YARB ROUGH lVlARjORIE VVHITEKER EDITORIAL STAFF . Edit0r-in- Chief . News Editor Associate News Editor Organization Editor . . F 60,fZt1'6 Editor Sports Editor . Society Editor . . Reporter . Columnist Columnist . Columnist . Reporter Reporter . Reporter Reporter l HE Baylor Bells, the College newspaper, is a weekly publication edited primarily by Students who are interested in Journalism as a profession. The purpose of the publication is to print the best of the news events pertaining to the life of the College, keeping the graduates, and former students of the School, as well as the present student body, in touch with all phases of its activity. 4. 4 :s '--'- L.. '.., ,s,' r1t-, W E is . AA X xx' iii , .f. Q - S4123 s ws.-' . -. A. was N if Q. ' rfri A X R' Page 142 BAYLUR BELLS x B USI N ESS STA FF l.VlOZELLE SMA RT ,... Bzzsiness lUa1111,ge1' MA RTHA RU B LE . . A flz.'er!lz's1f1lzAq M'a1zagcr FRANKIE N ASH . A dzvertising Manager GENE FELLRATH . . .+I dzfe1'fzfsi11 g Jlfalia gel' MOZELLE SMART HE first Tenth-Year Dinner of the Bells was held on May 4, celebrating the completion of the first decade of the publication, which was established in the year 1918-1919. Installation of officers for the 1927-1928 session was held and the new editor and manager took up the work the first Week in May. :Page I 43 . THE BAYLORIAN I W ' whlull ,O 5. f I EVANELLE ROBINSON DORIS MARTIN Editor Business M anager HE Baylorian, the College magazine, is published quarterly. It is made up of the literary Work of students and former students, and includes short stories, plays, essays and poems. The Baylorian co-Operates with the English Department in fostering an annual poetry contest for Texas high schools. As a college publication, the Baylorian wishes to promote literary interest among the student body. X Ns. .X E L- 1-M22 '1 ' 5 ,Lgf X' . X ,.., an O. in u p RUTH 'ROBINSON BERNICE HARGIS Assomate Edztor Assoczate Buszness M anager the highest Page 144 ' :HJ N fi f l .A - ,, 5 .l 5-s ' .- . A x I ' VA Xfiffwx EA ff .522 .X G 1. :,g5J '-'- 1,! . ' ' n , X . A. we 1 if ' TH A R, ' 1 ? A' Q ,U P 'p ',-Q-w I 4 X I ' X11 6 wx fi-Y qw 44 15: E is, G1-f . Ti x -.1 1 nllfili' '- --A--'V -.'. Sn ' -' ' ,V H VN- V 'L',.f-235:-i 1E1 :lf. . S -A f 95? 15? R ': ' jg Q15 ' -'S-' M -' -'4. REPRESENTATIVE CHORAL CLUB MARTHA MOOIQE lVlRS. E. Nl. DODD ITINERARY A. and M. College, Feb. 14 Cameron, Feb. 15 Austin, March 10 Baylor College, March 22 San Antonio, March 24 New Braunfels, March 25 San Antonio, March 27 Beeville, March 28 Brenham, Apr ' 5 '--LH? ,. , V 1' Q dll, kv. . ' - ' f f- ' fs S ,E-f P' ' ,JI-,'f,2f v 33529:45:-51.-:':1:::s's1f:z,a:as, .4-1 A r Mm. , .51 A-A .Q - Robstown, March 29 Edinburg, March 30 San Benito, March 31 McAllen, April 1 Corpus Christi, April 2, 3 Bay City, April 4 El Campo, April 5 Eagle Lake, April 6 il 7 5. f -X yr is, 'XXX . ' 1. 9 A ' r S' ' -1 ' 1 Y f s .- Agar, ' A 'i 155 --:1:.1:5QS f . ,g 9, R - N- . 3 .: R N N ' M . . A A, i ..., Af: ,,,, s,.:.m,s First row-MARTHA HOLT, GENE STEDHAM, LENNIE PEARL HARRIS, ISABEL REEVES, NIARY SOUTH SUMMERS, FLORENCE DENT, ORA B. WooD Second row-B. B. KENNEDY, MARY KIRBY, EUNICE LEE H1cKERsoN, BARTLETT BROWN, NIARIE ASHENHURST, Lois MCELROY, HAYDEN BRYANT Page 146 CHORAL CLUB C. C. HOOPER JETTIE J. DENXIARK MISS ,IETTIE J. DENMARK MARTHA MOORE . . ELIZABETH MARVIN MARTHA HOLT . MRS. E. M. DODD C. C. HOOPER . MARTHA HOLT . CAMILLA MARRS . Director . . President . Secretary-Treasurer Correspondfing Sefretofy . . . Clzaperon . M'anage1' Pianist Violinist First row-ARGYE MARY MCCANLIES, CARRIE LOKEY, MARY VALENTINE, CASSIE ROBERSON, RUTH THOMAS, MARJORIE SIMPSON, CAMILLA MARRS Second row-OPAL PIKE, VERA GOWER, LOVELL LUNDY, HORTENSE COVINGTON, PAULA JACKSON ELIZABETH MARVIN, MARTHA MOORE Page 147 DEBATE -X f ,Wi he--is A-he Team VVILLIE JEAN PRUITT RUTH ROBINSON MELXVA CALDWELL RACHEL COOPER MARGARET MARTIN N ELLII3 RUTH MUNFORD DWAYNE ORTON, Coach DWAYNE ORTON DEBATE SCHEDULE FOR 1927 Southwestern College, Vilinfield, Kansas, CNegativeD vs. Baylor College CAfIirma- tivej, at Baylor. Ruth Robinson, Rachel Cooper. Decision: Affirmative. Texas Christian University, Fort Worth, Texas, tAffIrmativeD vs. Baylor College CNegativeD, at Baylor. Willie Jean Pruitt, Melva Caldwell. Decision: Neg- ative. Simmons University, Abilene, Texas CNega- tivej vs. Baylor College CAffIrmativej, at Abilene. Ruth Robinson, Rachel Cooper. Decision: Affirmative. Oklahoma College for Women, Chickasha, Oklahoma CAffIrmativeD vs. Baylor Col- lege CNegativeD, at Chickasha. Wfillie jean Pruitt, Melva Caldwell. Decision: Affirmative. Oklahoma Baptist University, Shawnee, Oklahoma CAffIrmativeJ vs. Baylor Col- lege CNegativeJ, at Shawnee. Willie Jean Pruitt, Melva Caldwell. Trinity University, Waxahachie, Texas CNeg- ativej vs. Baylor College CAff'irmativeJ, at Wfaxahachie. Ruth Robinson, Mar- garet Martin. - East Texas State Teacher's College, Com- merce, Texas tNegativeD vs. Baylor College CAftirmativej, at Baylor. Ruth Robinson, Rachel Cooper. North Texas State Teacher's College, Denton, Texas CAfhrmativeD vs. Baylor College CNegativeD, at Denton. Willie Jean Pruitt, Nellie Ruth Munford. I C : f f'. it .. f , , . ' i3s'.,.,,..-,N ' ' I ., ..,. ' '- er, 4 x i 1. I O, as . T if I i R A .-F' 'Ii' .... : . 1il .:-P' N if' ' 4 f ':,., .- ' 738 R X X at 3 Page I 48 onmroiw 1 Tram RUTH RIVERS JE.-XNNETTE REECE XYILLA MAE C1-IURCIVI DWAYNI5 ORToN, Coach 1 IJWAYNIQ ORTON ORATORY SCHEDULE FOR 1927 Texas Pi Kappa Delta XNlomen's Oratorical Contest at Baylor, May, 1927. Ruth Rivers. Texas Regional Contest of the National Intercollegiate Oratorical Contest on the Constitution. St. Edwards University, Austin, Texas, April, 1927. Willa Mae Church. Trinity University, Vlfaxahachie, Texas, vs. Baylor College, at Baylor, May, 1927, Jeannette Reece. Page 149 NATIUNAL KCHA.MlDllUNS Cora Whitley and Martha Hardy, Baylor College representatives, who Won the national championship in girls' debates at the Pi Kappa Delta convention, Estes Park, Colorado, April, 1926. Pu 150 ffd'CX l E ,ffm jl, , f IH ,1 Aw: .A sf .ff f x - H I X W 3. f ' 6 x53 bu i ff 1 f if a d Q' f ' Z lb v diff ii- if ,'? EQ, , - I , K , gfm iif ' .5 g Q9 F ' O A - 7 ATHLETICS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION PAYE CARPENTER Miss ANNE S. DUGGAN HE membership of the Athletic Association is composed of the entire student body. Every member is entitled to participation in all inter-class tournaments and special athletic events. The Association is governed by the Athletic Council, which is com- posed of the regular officers, class athletic managers and sport leaders, with the Physical Education directors as sponsors. The Council directs and schedules all athletic events, regulates inter-class Competition and promotes interest in the Winning of the various letters. The Council also provides social activities for the Association. The hrst of these, in the fall term, is the Athletic Rally held in Alma Reeves Chapel to welcome the new students and arouse interest in athletics. During the Winter one of the big functions is Stunt Night at which time groups representing each class compete for the Stunt Blanket. Later in the year an Athletic Party is given which is one of the most popular annual social functions. A Page 152 ATHLETIC COUNCIL 1 I I MRS. PAUL B. BAKER V I N PAYE CARPENTER HELEN CANNON . SIBYL MYERS . LELAH BELLE DAVIS LOUISE RANKIN . ELIZABETH BAUGH . MARX' C RAXVFORD ELOISE GRANBERRY THERETTA BARTLETT . . . President . . Vice-President . . Recording Secretary . Corresponding Secretary . .,.. Treasurer . Senior Athletic Illanager . . Jnnrfor Athletic Manager' Sophomore Athletic Manager Freshman Athletic Alanager MISS ANNE S. DUGGAN . ..... Sponsor MRS. PAUL B. BAKER . . Sponsor MISS THERESSA BARTLETT . . Sponsor Page 153 I-IELEN CANNON n Y Haw but bcsht bc? -CZL6' ' We CMC 2 in front O LD l3A,Y1!, OR llz-3,43 BA ywzz ULD BAYL on MARC!-IING M 5' H75.F1fC5hzzzanPC,LzfI-7ff5i11z1.211Zk,q1 I'cp,oz'f5ZE 611255 in towng- WC clonfv care H- Wcdo1z'Qmi11q JIIIYWIICQIFC you qo yo 14 'll fmcl O Llll' C1655 N blzc-:Sop1zomozff5ofN 711lff'CRC'd5o11s My - Physjfdl Ed. is Popular. 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Requirements for election are the highest degree of pro- ficiency in athletics, display of good sportsmanship and interest in athletic activities, and good standing with Student Govern- ment. Tess served as president of the Athletic Council 1925-26. HFRESI-IlVIAN GRANBERRY was high-point girl of the year 1925-26 and won the athletic sweater. This is the second highest honor given in athletics. - A limited number of points in each athletic activity may be counted toward winning the sweater. The winner of the sweater is therefore the all-round athlete of the year. S XX Q11-N - X ff 'N 1 - wr, ' . ,- ' ' Us Ski 4Tg ,A .V 55 T ' .4 ' XB -f ' ' ' Y 3A .. Q gfyg K , ,yr Q1 Z.. ff ' I KX -. nz 1' ' j ff: .1 is A 'N Bum N1-f . ' -c . ,N . f f ,se .y - -' 1 V-V bmi 5 pf ,. ' W 5- I X 1. --, Y 3: . V in xxx ,f I 1 5 ,Y EX lt 1 'l ,fp ,' xi. '. ,I 7, 1. I . ,. ,-',,.-- E. ,-4 ' -X H ,J ' fp,-3 N.: .., A - f. , -',. X Zig UM .Q . -'N '41, -' Ld I ' . L x E- g 'e g-NJ If 55- .V , QL ' Q '1'1e:5 g -. - I .- -' H .- ff. : R, Q K f v- f ' 2 '-V Y -. -L X - - ' W., -. 4 V - rx 1 Q 'A Q: ', gm . b. NN H.: A if g k - A .nz . I AL CLASSICAL CLUB lv rn ' 'I' ,VME-V X 4'-.4 BURNEY LOIS VICK ,VA ,LJ ' , :L- Q .Q-.xlfga - BURNEY LOIS VICK IRENE STARK . EMILY COLLIER . DOROTHY WILLIAMS . MISS :KATHRYN BOWEN x. LQ -U41-PU b?VhifKJ'lMA.f5A!v f 4+ V,-V ,V .,-1,51 s '., A, L, ex ig, 'ly V-'f-Q-C: 1 If! I! AC fwep L.,-V, 'Lf'.,I,IL.,15L,jl Eg, I J OF 1 , , N :KWWL LM, 11 v, ,,q,,LLAuL. I J,,IJQI,.w 1 - A Y L, 14 '+-,CLI-1 j' il ' . I I f H, fffuuv 7' Nl I + s ,4 ,Q ,. :HA f' I b, ILL J., ,,, ., -U 1 A Q I . , 1 . f 1, - ,-Lx-1.1.1- --JL. gif -' -.v '4 J- u 4 A--H ,,c.,'v E--11'i'4'S-:MIP 'J . !, . , ,LLL -A A 'J' f .I r nrk -H ,Y J L JL, L'- I FICERS --f ..z.,.-z.- 1-4,,,,-+L I I Q C Prelgrjdenxff Vice-President . S ecrelary Treasurer Sponsor A , .... , . , 5? 13? 1 f- 2, S. L , , ' ' 41 A - -' if' - ' ' - . :..gs. - -:- .N -3, K ,- xi A . ':' 1 I 21 N 1 A Q Y I - R ,x R- cz :Lax - 151' y7r'Y2Q4WQI2 ' 2:2 L :I gg:v:EG:FSR:1:q.j'g 5 7 ' :-. I f , , - ,V .. I frrrr I ' I , , A .,,, . 1 . Q ' a r A .I 5 Fzrst 70ZU1MISS KATHRYN BOVVEN, FRANKIE NASH, JANIE IQATHERINE NASH, VIRGINIA SMITH NELLIE RUSHING, EULA EDNA VICK, MARJORIE YARRELL, LUCILE TODD Second TOZUQCLEORA MOORE, CHRISTINE MCGARITY, ROSALIE HOWARD, MILDRED SMITH Thzrd T010-ANNIELENE NUTT, JEANNETTE REECE, BEATRICE O,QUINN, LUA BANKS, LEORA LUSK ANNA MARIE WALLACE, EMILY COLLIER, ARGYE MARY MCCANLIES .VV V x CLASSICAL CLUB , gig- - I. ,I , HE Classical Club is composed of students and friends of the Classics. The purpose of the organi- zation is to Z1l:l:O1'fl its members a broader culture through intimacy with the literature, life and philosophy of the ancients, and to give to them a more genuine interpre- tation of life in the light of the humanities. All pro- grams are designed to this end, and consist of presen- tations of Latin plays, and interesting discussions of important etymological facts, and classical mythology. The aim of the Club is to seek to see the right relation of things by a proper recognition of the debt of all modern civilization to the past. Quid est aetas hominum, nisi ea memoria rerum veterum cum superiorum aetate contexitur? For what is the life of man, il the memory of the past be not interwoven in the life of later times? Cicero: Orator, 120. 7YLoAAl ILAJU-N, I -fl 4. lRENE STARK CJ-AJ. 9 ' ' - 61 l ..A.AJ ,jfaxfvwdh-.N ' . Q divx' Qhqv V af OA, Oqfrx, 'Z . JNJ1- 1 R ., ,, . I 'W' - H, .. we -,,.. ' E 2-T ,z ri' K i -.1 'I . f .pg ,EEZ 1' f I 1 Q- ,-..y if I 5 f :W , - -,, G i - I-:Iggy-,, - 3- . 5 ,fy -5,3 , I , X. . - , V .., . wi , 8 A - 'buff'-1 3 'V I P 1 ' -. V xi 2 agp,-2 'I I f 'V M, f ,. -g..5:,,,, 1 - 1 3. - W- 1' - . .,,.,,:'. 1 -af , X. 755, LT -.QW- ,V . i ' -Q. . L' I , ' I -- I I - 4 I, .... : f - ,R il:-: R' if . ' . V I ' '-J-' f iliinff' 55E5ZE:2z2'Z'-.1 , 4513 it - - ff---9 V . . 1 I 1-gp, - -f ., ,, 1,51 '-ggi! 5.-z,-'fb ,A ' T' iw- , - ff .1 ,A ' 1: . : ez , 'ici ff- 2 A ,a 5 -:L QA- . ., .1 ,ima - IIAQ, . I, ':,, ,-, 3? f w,t..:1fE - R5 5512, C .f 41 3 4 V ' ,f ,. fi -, 2 K ' Vg 'I , bfi. ,. 3 I . 1 H L , , A Q : , V j. 11 . First raw-GRACE WILLIAMS, JEANETTE HASTEDT, ELIZABETH ALLEN, LUCILLE BRYAN, MYRTLE BEHANNON, CHRISTINE HEARNE, MARY HELEN MITCHELL, MARY BETH MALONE. Second raw-EVELYN MORRIS, JEWEL PRIDDY, VIVIAN LUcAs, HELEN MCCAMPBELL, MILDRED LUCAS. Third row-AILEEN POWELL, OcTo JOHNSON, AMMA MARTIN, MAXINE WEST, DOROTHY WILLIAMS, JEANETTE ALLEN, AGNES THOMAS, JESSIE WALL. Page 179 ESL, OFFICERS EL CJIRCULO ADELANTE ANNIE LOU POLLARD ANNIE LOU POLLARD VVYLMA WILIQERSON GLORIA LOZANO . LELIA STARK . ANGELA GUERRA . ALICE ARMSTRONG . RUBY DENSON . EDDIE LOIS NEWTON E. A. MILLER . . President Vice-President . Secretary Treasurer Critic . Reporter Yell Leader . Pianist Sponsor ,E :Af -. -,yi 4 j 4 r If 'R J Wg- , A . If 1' X -' RFS, - . . ' ,. A ' 2 , I I .EA rf - -. . -s -. ,J-5 I - ,Ig 1.5-::1::E., A sr- - 25. XI I -- .X ..,xL 7 .,., A , '- - ff:-Hfrv. 'A+ - .. AAR... .- 'sE1iEaa's:1-::- ':.--'-1:.z:.-::-:-::::r:- zz.-::x.Pc+.:A -G., . M 1, -.-L. : -:M A- x -.5f,..,,--IQ A , , ' -ff. ,' f- S AS- I E:-'e ' ' 1 .. 4- X V . - ' -Aw? 'R ..,:zz::-i'-- -: - X ' Er: : I- ff . r 35 ,4 I ' fi , First row-E. A. MILLER, TOMMYE PHILLIPS, MILDRED SPONBERG, LELIA STARK, ROMA SCOTT, HUBERTA NAYLOR, EDDIE LOIS NEWTON, ELIZABETH STROTHER. Second row-ELENOR GEHRELS, ELIZABETH BAUGH, EVA BRODIE, FRANKIE DEAN CAMP, INEZ COWAN, NYLA CHAEFIN. Third row-CATHERINE CHAPMAN, STELLA DAVIS, VERA DOUTHITT, WILLIE DAN WHEELER, CARRIE LOKY, LYNETTE ADCOCK, MARGARET BANKS, RUBY DENSON. Page 180 EL CHRCULU ADELANTE - . '-. xg V! ,. 1' WYLMA XVILKERSON L CIRCULO ADELANTE, the Spanish Club, forms an interesting phase of the work of the Spanish Department Of Baylor College. Not a word of English is spoken at the meetings, thus affording a place for the practical use of Spanish. The programs, all rendered in Spanish, deal with Spanish people and customs, current events and musical numbers. 3 X, ,, I As, 5' f Vg 'E O First row-MARIE MOsEs, LORENA PEARSON, GLORIA LOZANO, MUDA TITTLE, MARGARET MARTIN, KIRTLEY EDWARDS, MARY EVANS QUADE, GLADYS DEVINEJ Second T0w'-MARY BOLTON, ROBERTA DERUM, FLOY DODSON, BERNICE HARGIS, ANGELA GUERRA, DOROTHY JENKINS. Third row-LOUISE KELLER, VIRGINIA GOODE, DOROTHY HENRICHSON, .ALTHA MAE VESTAL, WILLARD WILSON, ALICE ARMSTRONG, RUTH TOWNSEND, ANNIE RUTH MILLER. Page 181 EL CIRCULU CERVANTES OFFICERS ALBERTA BABBITT . . . . President MARY ELIZABETH CASH Vice-President LUA BANKS . . . Secretary MARY ALICE COVVLEY ..... T reasarer MILADIE SYPTAK . Chairman Program Committee ARTHUR BLAND . .... Yell Leader MRS. E. A. MILLER . . Sponsor ALBERTA BABBITT ECAUSE of the growth of the Spanish Department, Mrs. E. A. Miller, in Order to accommodate all second-year Spanish students who Could not join the Original Spanish Club, El CirCulO Adelante, Organized E1 Circulo Cervantes, three years ago. The Club was named for one of our most famous Spanish writers. The purpose of the Club is to help students to acquire a better knowledge of the spoken Spanish, thus all programs are rendered in Spanish and no English is permitted during the Club meetings. Y, .. fgjf' 6, X QI-5 A R 1: Ser: , Ei f,,5 , I- ., 5 , ,. 3 1 vii: 1 2 , . if .f , R f - q s, J A I A 145 . . . ,. 45 '- 51 ' 1 . -Q, 1 E ' ' 4:92 - , , A . if S ' -2 A V444 :,v,:,,5,-far: -gyngw ffgzf, gig. I - ,-Q, A v , lg, GX ., .-1 J ifsii. if : I- ps, V- Agfa' A 3 S- -am.. , My , 'si ww M -, A 1 , A , E., 9,62 x . FJ: 4:55. . I ' 'ng ' ,.,,ig:':, -I K' -. R . . R, I :-fa A 1 ' 4 , Sch ' 3 . yr , , V ' ,E 1 if -. ft ev , s 3 Q -A '- A tr ., .- ? ds? ' , ' s ,TA ' 1. . , ,- , 43' .. r- I- First row-MRS. E. A. MILLER, MARY ELIZABETH CASH, LUA BANKS, MARY ALICE COWLEY. MILADIE SYPTAK, KATE CALLIHAN, CARMEN FORCE, EDITH GEORGE, INEZ GOFF, LILLIAN GULLBERG, ANNIE LOU KING. Second 7010-A1I.ENE MCMAHON, ALLENA REDUS, WILLIE JEAN PRUITT, HAZEL SPANN, ALINE SWANSON, CHARLIE MAE ANDERSON, LAURA VAN TUYL, LUCILLE SIMMONS, ALYSSE SANGSTER, IMA GENE MERRICK, REGNA MANN. Third row-CLEMICE MCDONALD, JURLYNE HYDE, WILLIE MAE BARBER, EVELYN DAUGHERTY, MARJORIE CHENOWTH, ROSA EDWARDS, LORENE WOOD, ETHEL WALTERS, WILLIE WILLIAMS, MAYMIE WALTERSON, LORENE BEENE. Page ISI CERCLE lFRANCAllS 3,7 ' CV, Y -ar -If OFFICERS RUBY LEE MORROYY . . President ELLEN RANSOM . Vice-Presidenl VVILLA MAE CHURCH . Treasurer RUTH WATSON . Secretory LORENE ROBERTS Reporter ANNIE TUCKER . Clzorisler FR-xNCEs MURRAY . Pianist ,lk MISS MARGARET BRECK . Sponsor 5 RUBY LEE NIORROVV E CERCLE FRANCAIS not only enables the students of the French Depart- ment to acquire fluency of speech through practical application of the principles learned in the Classroom, but through the programs, it also creates a deeper and more abiding appreciation of the French literature as a Whole, as well as a better understanding of France and her people. 1 y .U -A ,R , , . , , . , 'iff-fir' i' ' i Q l .tiff - f' First YOIU-MISS MARGARET BRECK, CATHERINE BURLESON, ISABEL JOHNSON, BERNICE BAKER, MARIORIE ENGLAND, JESSIE WOOD, EDITH DAVIS, ELIZABETH POWELL, FRANCES MURRAY, CAMILLA MARRS. Second row-VIRGINIA MARRS, VESTA HOLLINGSWORTH, GWENDOLYN DYER, ELOISE GRANBERRY, ANNIE TUCKER, RUTH WATSON. Third row-WILLA MAE CHURCH, LETITIA RAMSEY, LOIs JACKSON, HELEN LOVE, DOROTHY BOOTH, DORRIs PINNEY, GLADYS WATSON, ISABEL REEVES, ELLEN RANSOM, LORENE ROB- ERTs. Page I 83 scIENcE cure X X H Mx , f , , I 'bfi 'S ll' E OFFICERS DORRIS PINNEY . . . President MILDRED KYsER . . Vice-President JUANITA MOTHERSHEAD . . . . Secretory ANNIE LOU POLLARD . . Corresponding Secretary ELENOR GEHRELS President of Clzeniiszfry Division A. T. BAWVDEN .... Sponsor E. A. WHITE . . Sponsor Miss FANNIE JACKSON . Sponsor Miss FANNIE HARRISON . Sponsor Miss LUCILE CAPT . Sponsor DoRR1s FINNEY HE Science Club was organized in january, 1926, with about one hundred and twenty-five charter members. Mr. C. M. Vance, former Professor of Chemistry, was most influential in bringing about its organization. The Club includes students in all departments of Science, and has as its purpose, not only to interest the students more deeply in their own departments, but also to create an appreciation of the broad scope of Science and its real importance to each individual. . N. . ,3K,..i.gi:5..i .I ,- 'is Qs r 1. Q5 rs l HQ N ' -.i-i ,E . .. .... ,s::.g12'w I 2- E- . JG I - ji. . V 1 .1 I: i 52 .f f ' 9 E' fri NV 4 -3 9 .53 71' .J PS Q ' 5 if I ' - ...-'PW 14 1 if 95? ff X Page 1 84 lEDlUCA.'ll'llDN CLUB as X. ,R X ,,,, -A v EJ, GF FI C ERS GERALDINE PARSONS . . . . Presiderzl LYNETTE Aococxc . Vice-President RUBY DENSON . . . Secretary MARY BETH lVlALONE . , Treasurer DR. J. C. MCELHANNON . . Sponsor GERALDINE PARSONS HE Education Club is maintained throughout the year for the discussion of educational questions. The membership is made up of students of the Education Department and others who are interested in educational problems. Usually, some outstanding educator addresses the Club at its regular monthly meetings on problems that confront the teacher. Some interesting speakers that have been brought by the Club this year are: Paul B. Baker, Superintendent of Belton Schools, Dr. T. D. Brooks, Director of Education, Baylor University, Dr. F. C. Ayers, of the University of Texas, Dean Frederick Bolton, of Wash- ington University. 4 ' .L . Page 181' HOME ECONOMICS CLUB To r iwnu JC J E F AY TEMPLE FOX OFFICERS FAY TEMPLE Fox . President RUTH N EVELS . . Vice-President MISS LEE HAMILTON . . Sponsor MISS ROSE LEWVIS . . Sponsor N - . V, J I. 4- , .,.L - .v,.i-T.x.x:sz V : I gi ug. ls is H, if 5- IM ' X --r v I E ' S , A I , ,L,, O3 I of g f ws - J :V , I Q:,ga,3.g: I,l It ',--. : Im -'-k : wx? U kvo, 4, I, if l I -' ' , I g T '--' - A .A.,. I , .vv-,...... N , tl t , ..,. , . . I its - T ,fi f, J' X , + I X 'T , 6 ,I 5 , -A-Q I A f f? , I I Firs! row-M ISS LEE HAMILTON, MISS AUGUSTA FORT, MISS ROSE LEWIS, GRACE HYATT, CORINNE BENTLEY, CLARICE BLACKMORE, IVALEE BALES, GLADYS BAILEY, ERMA STUART, NELLIE ZELLNER. Second VOWTGENEVIEVE MORGAN, MARY VAN CLEAVE, HAZEL BELL, JENNIE GILL BOYNTON, MAURINE ICUYKENDALL. Third ?'07U'JOYCE ELDER, ELIZABETH TURNER, ALICE RUTH ROSSER, ALINE MCMAHON, JUANITA VVILLIAMS, NATHALINE DENINIAN, LELIA CHILDERS, LAZENA JENKINS, JOYCE JENKINS, NAOMI POWELL. Page 186 HOME ECUNUMICS CLUB ic' -A A f' f mm mi es' Q -' HE Baylor College Home Economics Club was organ- l ized in 1924. The object of this organization is to further interest in Home Economics, to train young women to be active and efficient leaders in home and community life, to develop executive ability and social poise, and to furnish through theorgan ization, an oppor- tunity for social life such as picnics, programs, social gatherings. Any girl in the College who is taking the Home Economics course is eligible as an active member. Girls not registered in the department, but who are inter- ested in the work may become associate members. Hon- orary membership may be conferred upon faculty mem- bers who show unusual interest in the Club. The programs at the regular monthly meetings of RUTH NEVELS the Club deal with cookery or sewing demonstrations, interesting addresses on some varied phases Of Home Economics work, plays, and style shows. , li . . .wir 2, .. 1 A . f Q , . A r QQ-5 Q tg 5, 1 5-ff, 4 1 fi f- A L . .,., ,... . ...,...,,, . E ..,,,: -, 1 1 ,,,. .- 'f 1 . A ' ' . ' L, ' rf . ' ' 5' L ,,,, . ..,,,aEm:,: ,Z 'jd ' - in V A I., . , A , . T , '-', il . A. First 70w-MARY LECKIE. NETTIE SPARKMAN, MARY OIBANNON, EVELYN JONES, THELMA FAY GIST, RUTH ADAMS, MARGARET THOMASON, ELIZABETH DURRENBERGER, ALVA YOUNG, ELLEN NABERS. Second row-ELIZABETH ADAIR, GLADYS SUTTON, VERA SUTHERLAND, Emvs SPARKMAN, ALETHA PERKINS'-CAMP.-N-C-A Thini YOTJZJLILELA LANDERS, MARGARET MARTIN, MILDRED KYSER, LULA HUTCHERSON, MARY HOWARD, DALTON BURLESON, LEE ETHEL BATEMAN, HAZEL MAY, MARY FRANCES MUNFORD, MARGARET BRIDGES. ,Page 187 ISABEL REEVES QFFICERS THREE ARTS ISABEL REEVES . . HELEN LOVE . CLARA MAE CASH . HELEN WATSON . WALTER GILEWVICZ . . MISS ETHYLENE MORGAN . MISS ANNA E. GEORGE . MISS LUCILE LAND . President . Vice-President . Secretary . Treasurer Sponsor . Sponsor Sponsor . Sponsor H 4 6 ' .415 V, - ,. I 2? V v.,. Y in 'J - - l 4433, V , i EQ I 1 ' .A E. , -'--W.A X-EL, . P .,,, I A .,fL ' ':' , J A ' . ' . , -9,2 l Y V, .,.A A LE ,.,,.wg:': . V I 33: -A i.-.11 Y, - I 'W :J ' ,fr I ' I .nga I 4 3 sais: ' V ' - I . - - ' V 5? , qi H. -A I .gg Y: Ev H, f S ' ' . ' ., .. 53 , . A ' .f :' . ' 41-2, ,- - f - em 'I - H ,J S 3 , C - ff V -5 ,. w e I if I I- .. 1 V, -1. -1 211 A V - .- VGA: ' ,. - - f I Q Sf .' - - I 'J P- :1.f-21 5 2 , su a 1 N ' A' - I I V - .iw . ? . 'I I V ' ' ' Vg P Vf sgm-' r,:'.- . -g.f- , ' . :-: f . 'L fi' . ' Q --if ' AV 13 S 4 Q E, W, V Y, RE:-,,,.y x ,S Q V, Eaie fff if -, ' 4' '-f s, 321 - Xi'-2 M: 5 213-I -. . -,Q zv .AQ-f. , Q A. . SWR, MI.. 4 - A v S. sky. ,,! . . . V S .N+N.R., g - '- ' - R- - . g,y1'gAgA. -' V:.:g.4,g. .v ,ig ,rig -. ,QQ may A c S - ,S-,, 'I+-R -, . H Q,-sI,,.,,s..,,,A,.. v , ,,:, Vz,,y,,,2 .A N V -x 44 . H I. First f0w-WALTER GILEWICZ, ETHYLENE MORGAN, LETITIA RAMSEY, ELLEN RANSOM, HARRIET VANDERPOOL, MARY VALENTINE, LILLIE KATE BECKERMAN, KATIIERINE HARDY, VIRGINIA MARRS, GUSSIE WATSON. Second row-WANDA XNATSON, MARY ELYDA SMITH, MARJORIE ENGLAND, AVIS CALVIN, LUCI- BELLE LOMAX, O'BERA FORRESTER, FRANCES MURRAY, GENEVIEVE MORGAN, CAMILLA MARRS, ELIZABETH VAN TUYL. Third row-ELEANOR WATTS, RUTH WATSON, GLADYS YVATSON, XXVAURINE SNELLING, ARLINE JONES, LOIS JACKSON, JOYCE ELDER, CLARA MAE CASH, RHEA CONNALLY, HORTENSE COVINGTON. page 138 THREE ARTS Tx, I L V, V px l'lELEN LOVE HE Three Arts Club is composed Of Students of the music, art, and expres- sion departments, selected On the basis of their ability in their respective studies. The meetings Of the Club are devoted to study of the various phases Of these three hne arts. Q V: ,Tl N ,fl 'vw q Q-I9 ,mf I I p., I , I n .ti. First row-DONNA CLARK, MARIE ASHENHURST, DOROTHY GALLASPY, EMILY FRANCES ICEY, OPAL PIKE, TOMMYE PHILLIPS, ALICE NELL RICHARDS, RUBYE RUSSELL, ANNA E. GEORGE, LUCILE LAND. Second row-LOTS MCELROY, JEWEL MCNEELY, INEZ DOMINEY, ISABEL JOHNSON, ALMA TURNER, ANNIE TUCKER, HELEN THAMES, DOROTHY BROCKMAN, EDNA BENNETT, MARTHA MOORE. Third row-ELIZABETH MARVIN, THEERSSA BARTLETT, FLORENCE MITCHELL, VESTA HOLLINGS- WORTH, BERNICE HARDCASTLE, MARTELLE HICKS, MARTHA HOLT, ALICE LANGI-IAM, LOUISE COURTS, MILDRED CLARK. Page 189 THE lPROTAGONllS'll' Ae A m it -ef OFFICERS KATHERINE HARDY ..... President ELIZABETH MARVIN . . Vice-President MARY SOUTH SUMMERS Secretary-Treasurer MARY F. LATIMER . . . Director :KATHERINE HARDY HE purpose of this organization is to give Students the opportunity of Self- expression in the art of acting, to present to the people of Baylor College and vicinity the opportunity of seeing productions, and to give the upper class- men training in the coaching and directing of plays. ' --':k'i'g'?:is1 5-,. mf- . I Fifi. N l r -ffigi -s 5 :R ' 1 ii ' X , A qi if zf. Ev?-A I :1xg,.,:gfge 1- I -1 I' ' I f l 5A5,,wf.f??' f, 5 .R First T0wE-MARY E. LATIMER, MARY HARTZOG, AVIS MCGINNIS, FRANCES JONES, MILDRED VAN WAGNER, NORINE SIGREST, MARY SCARBOROUGH, GLADYS O'NEILL. Second 7010-KATHLEEN DODD, CARLITA DUNCAN, MARY N ELLA DENMARK, ELIZABETH YVEBSTER, CRYSTAL WALKER, FANNIE LEE FLEMING, CECILE PURDY. Page 190 A THE PRUTAGONIIST I ELIZABETH NIARVIN PLAYS PRESENTED Twelfth Night ....... SHAKESPEARE Mistress of xlze Inn . , . GOLDONI Uflzere But in America . . XNOLFF CLabOratOryD The Alan in the Bowler Hat . . MILNE CLabOratoryD The Florist Shop .... LIANVKRIDGE CLabOratoryD The Step-Mother . , BENNETT CLabOratoryD First row-THELMA LEE NORIVIAN, STOWELL HOLMES, MARY JESSE GIPSON, O,BERA FORRESTER, LILY FLORENCE, ELLEN BAILEY DIXON, MARY SOUTH SUMMERS, JEWELL MCNEELY. Second 70w'WINIFRED HALLEY, KATHERINE MCDERMOTT, RUTH BROWN, AVIS CALVIN, DOROTHY JENKINS, ISABEL REEVES, LOUISE HUFF. Page 191 , , LAMBDA ALPHA THETA Q I M IM EW E T GRACYE W ELLS BRYAN OFFICERS GRACYE VVELLS BRYAN . Presfident j N ET BOOTHE . . . Vice-President ELIZABETH HUBER . Secretary- Treaszwer MARY VAXLENTINE . . . . Reporter MISS OLIVE BECK Sponsor N ' . ,A MR X A xz X 'A A - AA1 Y .. Ip' ' .P A 2' - N ,T -t f' - 5: , 8 '-I ' B x I 5 i 'A, ' ' 1 ' A ' - I , 4 ' L xi' ' lf? I Rs ,zo . A Q - - QM ,.,.. K A X is I First T0w-MISS OLIVE A. BECK, PEARL BRYANT, TREVA GIST, BEVERLY GROGAN, BETH ANTILLEY, ELIZABETH OLIVER, ALINE CLEMENTS, BERTHA TAYLOR. Second row-VIVIAN TERRY, MAURINE EDGAR, MARGARET N EW. Third row-BETHANY INGRAM, LURLINE WALKER, LESSIE LEE STREET, BERNICE LEWIS, MYRA CURTIS, ELIZABETH HUBER, VERA BARNETT. V NIARJORIE PATTERSON, Page 192 LAMBDA ALPHA Tll-lllETA J'NE'r BOOTHE HE Lambda Alpha Theta is composed of students who are especially inter- ested in kindergarten and primary grades. The aim is to promote and develop an interest in child welfare. The Lambda Alpha Theta is affiliated with the International Kindergarten Union, which is a branch of the National Education Association. Colors-Baby blue and white Flower-Forget-me-not Ilffolto- A little child shall lead them. if N A . -23315 NY. l 1 .14 fin ' . A gli wi- fi . 111. - -I ' -WQEXW ' 3' ' . f ' A ' . I - If - fw- wf ' 2 in- if . ' ' it A ' A A. Iv- ' ' :Q --,- I ' rs: . X .4-rl-Pl . First row-GENE STEDHAM, MILDRED STEINMAN, ELIZABETH WEEMS, SIBYL GROGAN, MRS. R. L. SHOAF, ALLIE VIDA LE SUEUR, VIRGINIA HUBBARD, MARYE VALENTINE. Second raw-HELEN PRESNALL, SARA FRANCES COCHRAN, GLADYS CLOWER, CLOICE MULLIN. Third row-LA V' SMITH, OSTINE SMITH, THELMA WHITAKER, PAULINE DisMUsKEs, RUTH SHEAFFER, LOUISE CAVITT, EUGENIA SUBER, ROSELLE SMITH. Page 193 1 3 COMMERCIAL CLUB +A r h rnnnriw ' 'i 4 -+1 LENA PARKS OFFICERS LENA PARKS . . . President MISS ELSIE BENNETT . . Sponsor - . , V. -- .-.. . . . A ,- .- 2 -. .- S -2:2Ss.:f:- -A f 1 A: .1 . 1 'B -2, P +1 ' ' .-12: 5' 5 I W - -A V , ' ' .S ff ff N . A Y' .A - Fai: . - ft- if f -, fwfr! A ' 'T A ,5-6' - 'Xa 'if Q. . - A . fif . .5 - ' P R: ff SW 1' A E- --Af P- A , li-155 1. :bfi mr , ,ag 1 -X .Z .,..., ... - 35531 A -' . A E 13 -F1521 vp A gf: f I- ..,. N ' ,-S 1 - ,- ' 1 N ' Z ' . ' , ,, Eff A R lf r I 2 First row-BARTLETT BROWN, MAURINE MARRS, LETA TODD, EDNA MARSH, EEEIE LISSNER, lg W1LL1E JEAN PRUITT, KATHRYN PITMAN, MARY GRIEFITH. 'xjgcond row-BERNICE GREEN, IRENE EUBANK, ANNIE MAE POINDEXTER. Tfffrd-fo-wJ9VERA SUE THOMPSON, ELLA BROWN, ELEANOR MERLE MOORE, ROSALIE HOYVARD, SARAH LUCY MCLEMORE, MAE COLEMAN, JESSIE VVALL, RUTH THOMAS. P 194 age b , 1 X Va X 'X -.,. ' - x 1 151' Y 'Q-gp m. - ' . ' N X, N xg h- I 4 N 1 ' '2 - ' . 4 fi ff A 4 X . uu? , -Xp. ,- 1 .M - . ' '-7 - .. ,j ,. - f . ., A , N 0- V .I ,.qa,.4r3-J . . ' ' , - -, - -rw' . : n ity.: A. :LA A N 'T 'I' En: 'Z . L 'X ,, 5 1 Em i! , 4. 1 D1 , ' 2 - u g,:n4 LH -121 -r :n ' -vS'2 1 21:4 -if E - ff r -. Wg Q 'lf . 'uri' ., i. 1 X nu. -N 1, a ' -45.55 L fri' '7 n , Ib X, -l if k -' r..' E ,4 N ,Nun - L.:-z,n,. an Q. x - Q rim- 'X -31. , f4' 'i4 f' ' .F-'. ' ' , ,wif fffifgf 5: gm -2 l u,,'n-,, 3' -: .' -1 34' .pf : v 1 iFEEa2f' - -.wrfff . H .5 H., i- 1,-.41-i, . , -g.,.:1 -- 5452 -, J3:,.:Llfl,,: Q - G4-5.1 .3 , vfgbglfgl, J 3:,5,j,'.Q-gy' f.'.g.rg-,-,xg-,li ?w.gVflj5gAx,Ag EE4Q'.'Qij.'5 -Egs3,M , -'-t,,.-,X 9- .105 1'i':5,g5-,. 'Q:9:,2p1x .X T. . 1. ' -fx 1!gf :!.-Q1,1:?f fm? 1: -232:55 1f'mrf.'4Ff': f.m KiQug:ff':5,.'. '. ' -ai2S3z3'Qg.? , 'nm-f?.f22 ' 'fiwfrfim-afif, rf? K NV14-:xkf 71+:'f7.ll'f.'I - '.. vl7s:Q.',gf:y gm .. .a, ,fgwpsedf 1 E-Nfifp5,iig2Q! - 3. 03.5 f i fxig-i5:2f:L -25, va-15411 L13 - A EFX-:v':'5-if 2:39222 W5-iff' . 2512 11- ww- pigfa '-x-xf,f'.H' '- 'ffgdr gh,-f1. 'Yi iw N Q: 'AH' a CLUBS ALUMNAE ASSOCIATION-Student League sf wig ywhimyni Q It - -+ OFFICERS OF ALUMNAE ASSOCIATION MISS EMMA C . KING ..... President MISS OLA BEATY ..,.. Vice-President MRS. HATTIE VVOODRUFF HILLYER . . Secretary MISS LUCILE WOOTEN . . . Assistant Secretary MRS. ELLI MOORE TOIVNSEND . . Organizer Miss AILESE PARTEN . . . Publicity Chairman OFFICERS OF STUDENT LEAGUE MRS. LoIs PIPKIN TVICSXVAIN .... President MISS AMY WADE . . . . . Secretary MISS EMMA C- KING Miss ALICE LANGHAM . Carnpits President THE Baylor College Alumnae Association was organized in 1880, at Inde- pendence, Texas. The Association meets on the first Friday of each month. On Charter Day, February first, the Senior class is received into the organization. The Monday of Commencement Week is given over to the Alumnae Association, at which time Baylor women discuss the needs of the College and plan tasks for the immediate future. The Student League is composed of women who have studied in Baylor College. It is a member of the Federation of VVomen's Clubs. Through the efforts of the League, Baylor College Clubs which have been organized throughout Texas keep themselves informed on matters of import to Baylor, and contribute to enterprises in her behalf. At Baylor College, the local chapter presents each month a program dealing with topics of world Significance- education, philanthropy, patriotism, and religion. In January, 1923, the Alumnae Association, aided by the Student League, began a campaign to secure funds for the endowment of Baylor, and within two years had Secured almost 360,000 in cash and pledges. Since 1925, the College has been in a position to further the campaign. At present, notes and cash offering total ilE500,000. Most of the gifts are from the alumnae, former students and students in residence. The slogan of the Alumnae Association and the Student League is: An endowed Baylor endows the world.',' Page 1 96 DAUGHTERS CLUB L5-i T Wllhf i l-W ' 'I -e4f-E54 2-as f Q 1 OFFICERS VIRGINIA SIIITI-I .... . . President MARY DE.-XNE jixCIQsoN Vice-Presrfdent GENE FELLRATH . . . . Secretary LEILA CI-III.DERs . . . . Treasurer ELIZABETH VAN Tum . Correspmzdfzfng Secretary II' r 3 AMY XYADE .,...... Advisor MRs. ELLI NIOORE TOXVNSEND Orgavzfizef' VIRGINIA SMITH HE Daughters Club of Baylor College was organized under the leadership of Mrs. Elli Moore Townsend in 1922, with twenty members. As the name implies, the membership is composed of girls whose mothers at one time were students in Baylor. For the year 1926-27 the enrollment is fifty-Five. The purpose of the organization is to unite the daughters of Baylor Women, Who have the best interests of the College at heart, into a strong body to promote the interests of the Baylor of the future. Page 197 Y MINHSTERSS DAUGHTERS ,I q , W I f b , . .Lf- -E S IMIIVI A W- pifl , , 1 ff , . , f --- - ,.L,4,4 If N - ' J fn? . VU J d , 8 - TD f V .. . 4 ..wI.fJxL 5 ,J A ,t Q ,f I - ' 4' ' I ., ff' Z3 Rf' .. 4. if . ' - , R A, -, Z' ll v l a 7 . f'7f,'rf Q -MMM 4,0 51.56 - .9 ' L4 I ,fydrgukadi ,ni MA x LINADINE SMITH WWMSIQW if m'77'l-D - figvvu, T, I OFFICERS 5239, ' A , 15, . 1 LINADINE SMITH ..,.. . President ELIZABETH ROUTLI . Vice-President fi, ' Off' KIRTLEY EDWARDS . . Secretary 'fi' V M 'A'74fW ' 4 f 1'V74i1J.u . CHARLIE MAE ANDERSON MARY CULP . . . Treasurer Reporter -1:-,N N ' A ll 1-ZA A rl .,..,,.I, ' - X, . iff 5 . ? 5 ' , I 5.2, 1 ,.,,5. ,. 1 , ., I K .I A , X.. Ag, ' x AEI. S .1 A . - A s E 'DI I 11-c1zfF 2fS: z 'P' , ' ' . Y ASW x ig, W.--I . , ,I W A 1 EI, I 2.55, 'Q -. f - -R I . -R2 , -. Ii I I .': ' 'ff' T ffziqeff I- 2-.iii ' - A 435 ' 'X 'X' ,R ' 9' V D -.1 'K I f ' .f 'y:i f313r-Sf. - . I SA:-I I A A 1 f fur- A 1' I ' V 6,5 ' ' .- r 4 N, ,, g 'X ,s If jj' . . ' If I-A , he z ' Q 'I fv.j.:5.:f , R , ' - . - '-A -I A - fm I: 4 ' 1 ' I First row-W. T. STANTON, ETHYLENE MORGAN, MRS. B. G. HOLLOWAY, NIARJORIE DELANEY, IMAREE WHEELER, AUDREY COBLE, RUTH RIVERS, IESSIE XVOOD. Second rowa-DICKIE ADAMS, MAXINE WEST, LA V' SMITH, LOTTIE PERRY, LOUISE MCNEELY, ALTHA MCADO0, MAE MANESS, MILDRED SMITH. Third row-GRACE DELANEY, EUNICE LOUISE BURNS, ANNIE Jo GATES, JOSEPHINE HENDERSON, KIRTLEY EDWVARDS, MILDRED ANN GOTCHER, DORRIS PINNEY, MARTHA HOLT. Page 198 .Ili MIINIISTJERS' DAUGHTJERS I-E A I 1 ELIZABETH ROUTH SPGNSORS MRS. B. G. HOLLOXYAY MISS ETHYLENE MORGAN MR. W. T. STANTON 12 . ' . 6 71 5 e wr E n.. A I is 'Q . , ' A , 1: I, I: 5: 1' 1- . . ,, EIQIEQIV . :L V pf V ,f .Y .I I 1, -' .. N ' , V, I-:mv ,S ,Jn E . I as : QL . L, I 1 -H ', ggr- x, ,.. ii ., '--- - 5 - E221 ,N ' . fu ' .A .' . . ' 'QI 'K W - 'N' t ' 5 f - :-.Iss ' , - A za f. , 'A 1- Af fix, ,- A ,f .5 ' K l ,fr I ni-'sfaf - ,,.. A - F --2-13 'f ,Iss ' 'A ef . - -Y 1 ' 2-2 'I A ..., -5, , . I , I '- , f f rw I - . -'P i I 1 -- I Ai ' , , 5 QQ. Zxq:g3VX6'5- 2g4:'-1.9-g '. L , I , N 'Spa-4, .A' ,,,,y'. . ...-,,:: . . , , I K . , I ., , O , First row-LOUISE HUEF, MARY VVRIGHT MOONEY, GENEVIEVE MORGAN, CHRISTINE MCGARITY, ANNIE LOU GILSTRAP, RUTH HALE, CHARLES WHEELER, RUBY MAE XXVI-IITE, EVELYN SPRINGFIELD, ANNIELENE N UTT. Second 70w-MARY BETH MALONE, CAROLYN MALONE, CHARLIE MAE ANDERSON, DALTON BURLESON, MARY CULP. T hird row-VERNIE COBLE, LETA HARRELL, MARY HOWARD, BERTA MAE KNIGHT, MURL KUY- KENDALL, MAURINE KUYKENDALL, ALLIE VIDA LE SEUR, MYRTLE LANGLEY, EUGENIA MADDOX, OLA LANGLEY. Page 199 IPANHANDLE CLUB xb - I C K I.. R -0 il: YVINIFRED HALLEY . OFFICERS VVINIFRED HALLEY . . . President JEANNETTE REECE . . Vice-President LONA DEAN . . Secretary-Treasurer WANDA VINCENT . . Yell Leader MARIE CARTER . Yell Leader KATHRYN PITMAN . Reporter x , , K 5,2 a - ..,, Q-1.. IAIUIA 1 if l gg W as, ' A, N f N if , if . First row+MARIE CARTER, LOSSIE HINSON, JEWEL ICEENAN, MARY VALENTINE, JEANNETTE REECE, ELLEN RANSOM, ELLEN BAILEY DIXON, LONA DEAN. Second 70'ZU'I'IARRIET VANDERPOOL, VVANDA VINCENT, INEZ CASEY, IMA GENE MERRICK, LOUISE MORGAN, JUANITA I'IOLLAND, GRACE ALLEN. Third V07-0-JESSIE VVOOD, EULA WHITAKER, REBA WOFFORD, VIOLA PAGE, KATHRYN PITMAN, VELMA DAWSON, O'BERA FORRESTER, FRANKIE DEAN CAMP. P 200 age MISSISSIPPI CLUB E 1 -H NELLIE RUSHING OFFICERS N ELLIE RUSHING . President LESSIE LEE STREET Vice-President MRS. J. C. HARDY . Sponsor I I ,Q I q pa A . I f I I I.. - ' , 24' . -5 ' QE -'A w r- 2, 7f 'Zi1' '-s.:1-f..-'- ' ' fx-' . ...I , ' . . ' .. I ' R . , 1 V . 1 . , V, 1 as V . V Q ' 'I A I I 3 , ' E ,L . .. I. A 4 .Y M First row-MRS. J. C. HARDY, DR. J. C. HARDY, ANNA E. GEORGE, LUCILE VVOOTEN, FANNIE HARRISON, AUGUSTA FORT, MRS. BETTIE M. RUSSELL, BURNETTE YARBROUGH, GLADYS BAILEY, NORINE SIGREST. Second T010-DOROTHY GALLASPY, CLOICE MULLIN, ANNIE MAE IVIELTON, INEZ VVALLEY, LUCILE CORDES, CATHERINE HOPSON. Third row-GLADYS CLOVVER, RHEA CONNALLY, MAI ELLIS ALLEN, LESSIE LEE STREET, FLOYD SIGREST, ELIZABETH RUSSELL, MARY EMMA RUSSELL, BETTIE RUSSELL, VON CILE HART, LOTTIE PERRY. Page 201 FOREIGN CLUB N W MM R I-I +45 RUTH CHEN OFFICERS RUTH CHEN . . . . . . President GLORIA LOZANO . Vice-President ELENOR L. GEHRELS . . Secretary MISS LAURA MCKENZIE . Sponsor A, S 1 I ,Q ff? ur First row-LAURA MCKENZIE, GLORIA LOZANO, FRANCISCA HUERTA, YOLANDA SALINAS, MARIA LOUISA SALINAS, VIRGINIA GONZALES. Second row-LUCILA GONZALEZ, ELENOR GEHRELS, FRANCES SAFIR, IRIS LozANo, ALLIE VIDA LE SEUR, HELEN BATTE. Page 202 HUUSTON CLUB A -- - Y ,AAA , , ,, ...,,. f f ,Wg I f f OFFICERS CARLIT.-X DUNCAN GRACE BRYAN . MARINE VVEST , CARLITA DUNCAN Presidenl Vice-President Reporter ., ' A - ,. -6- A K: x i., , ' -,f , . -11752 . .f 7 ' A - , 1 - '21, r .- 75 , 1:5 ., 3. 'f 5f,', , 15 . 3 E: , ,Ag 5 ' 1 , L .. - -, 1.-'11 A -- gf -. - -. - , 1 '--in w Y, t ,:,.,, V .-,Q ...f.i- ,..:.p . : - , , ,A v . -:..4 5 'f' . , , A '- 'S -- ' -:f Z1 5--S :A Q, --A, ,..-,, ,, ,- ,- 8 -Q- A . .5 , f- . V- -,.: ff.,-y, 4. 1-2 , , ' -I 1 -s ,:: ,A f I -wr ' -L .. 1' . V ' ew. -- - -azz 4--'-2 -. - , if mga, ': : . 1 1 .-.ig -I ' 1.35--' - , ' ,V ' . t , 'Eff 33-,A 1' my 2-,if , ,W . 53, : ,I V T Q -- t-ea.Z5:fI3f --.'E:-15532:-1 ' 'G 'if .. .- ' ff , .. N' A- ' ' . . - 4: 7 54' Q- fs . -, - If -5 X 1.3: , .T - . .' I '- 'F--2 ' ' E . -1:-iiifs ' . 1? ' I 'LE 2- -. ,-A, , A . - A -.pg ,Lg I . V, . 5, , . I ,, . ,, ' . --2:-' .+R .:- .11-2 , -4 ?Y f'1 -, .ifiizfl . '-3? Q' 'l f . --A1553 'J 5 -- - ,-Q,-,-wr f:-paw. '- .1 -:--:- W-2-1 , -- . ik:--fy -wx N- , ' -f V -' -. -' - ' fg..-,f , f ,, -. I - . ,- , - wg,--2--A. ,' , . -gm , .f ' - . .g.:.2:.'sfw' --- 1' -- .,1g2,g::.,.,.g - ' f' . . ,F E , f - - I-I . 1:-f-11:-Ref:-A:--Eff- -S, -,WA-fflgfm,-:,:-sf:-S .f we , , . , ' ., .. - ' . - 15 - A ef . , I ' v ' ,s,-ggi, ., 1.1, I wg 1 -A I A I : - ' ' ---zz A- A I --2-.-. Ima- -' ::- Agp- .-:RA -A If-A--pg, .- -,E-E:-gf:-,:1.,.-3 xg-WA, 44 H ,, 1 ' ' I 5i:'fe' z g' A 1' ,. :Mb 1 A I .iff gif ' C K.: ' ' Q A, R11 '- ' - 9 if ' .115 . 'Z 'M if , 'W ff I - - ' ' 5 . ' If 55337-w --3:5 . 5 :ijf '1-'3 . XT'?1'??? ' :ff -33 , , LOUISE DANIELS, MILDRED ARCHER, VIVIAN Fin-brow-AMY WADE, LOCKE, MAXINE WEST, FRANCES POE, MAURINE JETT. Second 70w1GLADYS XVELANDER, VIRGINIA CLAMPITTE, SARA FRANCES EVELYN GRAY. Third row-LUCILE BRYAN, DORIS BROWNLEE, MARY IONE RICE, MARY WHITAKER, DOROTHY JENKINS, GRACE BRYAN, ROBBIE BOONE. Page 203 TIPPETTE', CLEMENTINE COCHRAN, GRACE TEER, JESSE GIPSON, THELMA 5 RIO GRANDE VALLEY CLUB DONNA CLARK DONNA CLARK . DOROTHY BOOTH LENA LANVREENCE ALVA YOUNG . MISS MARY HELEN GFFICERS B ROWN - E? R H I 01556153 fggnmm QDSKS. 33599. SEAQQ NEQSLN .V Ja.. A. Q ,MW ,,..m.,,v - WM x x First 70w-MARY HELEN BROWN, VIOLET CARLSON, MERLE MILLS, ANGELA CAVAZAS, PAULINE ADAMS, LORENA PEARSON, LENA LAWRENCE, ANGELA GUERRA, ROSA EDWARDS. Second row-ALVA YOUNG, EDA KUSEL, LORENE BEENE, MARTHA HOLT, LOUISE OLIVER, EFFIE LISSNER, OPAL PIKE, DOROTHY MCMILLAN, FLORENCE MITCHELL. Page 204 RIO GRANDE VALLEY CLUB ,f f A DOROTHY BOOTH HIS club was Organized in an effort to unite the students who are neighbors in the broad valley Of southern Texas, the land famous for its citrous fruits, into an active college group tO work continually tO make the Rio Grande Valley for Baylor College one hundred percent. First row-JURLYNE HYDE, HAZEL HESKETT, VIRGINIA HOOVER, LOTTIE DRENNAN, CLARA DODSON, GLADYS DEVINE, lVlARY BULLION, LA V' SMITH. Second row-OsT1NE SMITH, MTLDRED STOUT, ETTA CAROL THOMAS, ANNIE TUCKER, ANITA SMITH, LINADINE SMITH, RUTH BROWN, VERNA MAULDIN, MARGARET T HOMASON. - Page 205 LUPKIN CLUB N n st ,,' , TJ! EVELYN SMITH OFFICERS EVELYN SMITH . . . . . President ELIZABETH POXVELL Vice-President ANNIELENE NUTT . Secretary BEATRICE OYQUINN . Treasurer GARVIS NELL COOK , Yell Leader NIISS ANNIE C. BLOUNT . Sponsor NIISS FANNIE JACKSON Sponsor A p- J. k f A 1 ,f I fi' I f v V. 'T ,Q ? If N , H ? 'A M 5 I RJ A ' x 'K A in I Y f f in ' , I 4.1 K, t in 4, 2 S-H X f-3 'Z ft 1 ' 1 . ' ,Q,.'s1,. ..f A If ' L :il Nj. 7 ,, E b it ., .. kfq.. in f , L, Y, , It ,-. L, .,k. , , 3 -f 'X 'fs I 3' - -tiff , R' First f0?.U-FANNIE J.-XCKSOY ELIZABETH TURNER NI.-XRY ELLA TURNER NIARIORIE DE- A I Y Y LANEY, NIARTELLE HICKS, JENNIE GILL BOYNTON, MYRTLE BEHANNON, THELMA HAXXVKINS. Second 7'0'i.D-ERBIA STUART, ANNIELENE NUTT. NI.-XRGUERITE TRACY, G.-XRVIS NELL COOK, ELIZA- BETH POVVELL, AILEEN POYVELL, FRANCES NIURRAY, BE.-XTRICE O'QUINN, MISS ANNIE BLOUNT. Page 206 WEST TEXAS CLUB A A fe ' '4 A io -of-'L HELEN W ATSON OFFICERS HELEN WATSON .... . . President MARGUERITE MCC ALLUM . . Vice-President ALTHA MCADOO . . Secretary-Treasurer MARGARET MARTIN . . Reporter MISS MABLE SMITH . . . Sponsor kk Mlfqf.-f -C-i.Og,f,,. nf. 'f I A, I K 27 f I 5. 5:-: 1 5-QQ fi! va, zf, Ig,' - , , Q ,1 ,V 9? ' Hi: J : 4 V - , i 1 ' ' ..:' i if RA , First 70w-MISS MAELE SMITH, LAVERNE BAKER, GUSSIE WATSON, ESTELLE ROBERTSON, LOUISE RANKIN, WILLIE MAE REID, EDNA BENNETT, EQNA IQQER, MAURINE ALVIS, LELA LANDERS. Second T0w-EIRYS SPARKMAN, T HELMA LEE NORMAN, HELEN NORMAN, RUTH RAINEY, VERA SUTHERLINjNP6LLi?I4N'ITrIx'I-IOUSTON, VIVA HUMPHREYS. Third row-BESSIE MAE HUMPHREY, VVANDA WATSON, RUBY GRANTHAM, WILLIE MAE BARBER, MARGARET MARTIN, EULA B. MAY, MARGUERITE MCCALLUM, ALTHA MCADOO, CLEMICE MCDONALD, CHARLENE DEMPSEY. Page 207 SAN ANTONIO CLUB N I ?.. - W QIIIIIVII -I -if I NIARJORIE SIMPSON WT., ,M .v.-. -.M OFFICERS . President Vice-President . S ecretary MARIORIE SIMPSON . HORTENSE COVINGTON EUNICE LEE HICKERSON . - ., .- . 11 if I --f-. 1551. 'S ,Q 5 , ' X55 1 , ,fi Iss' ,. fr 'Y' - - 1.3 M 1 S251 - 1 .' u . 1-I f X-H ' -A - I If . - s,:. I 2 ag - :f 412:-N:-' .A ., . W -. 4 . -53? 1 1 .- - 'S,.f,3,j S- 11.2 ' . AA ' ' , . 1 gyqg.S,s2f,.11cy-.:f R EI- S. ,..1..-- - A.-. X 5:41 -4, - - '35 X .' w ' -1 '-. . I Es.-, ' ,xy ' 'N i .F xx 1:wY:s1:2::f 25-A ' ' f ,. 1 Lf-'-1:-.5:'X--5 . .g V, f - X . .,,-2-3:Z:5:'.:! . ': 'rr-. . i . S XX f' ,N . I III,-za5:1-s1f, 2f.:',1fZvf- If . ,, '..t..-: X-. 'SIP' - . 'I-.-QE'-1 2 Eff 1. . :,',:,-2A5:.:f::sg:eg1 M - Q . V '5 , y . 9? RN - - ,I 122 ' I - 1-LM Y.:-r:. ' ' ,I 'i .WV NSN 4 ' Rvws 'If J I-Q - . Q stiff First row- BELL, Second row HOOK. DORIS MARTIN, FLOSSIE SIBERT, MARY NELL MCCALL, MARTHA BROWVN, HAZEL JOSEPHINE HENDERSON, EUNICE LEE HICKERSON, BUENA VISTA HEATON. -LOUISE PARSONS, F REDA SEMAAN, GENE STEDHAM, NELLIE SEMAAN, VIRGINIA VAN Third row-KATHERINE KIMBALL, HALLIE GENTLE, ELIZABETH MARVIN, BERNICE HARGIS, HORTENSE COVINGTON, ANNIE JO GATES, DOROTHY HENDRICHSON, PERCY MEADOWS. Page 208 PZXWQIQIWIES IE IRUJISIHIIING 3 IFAVO IRIITI IE CILPMRA MIAIE rRuEnP1RlEsrEN1r, MIPXIRTHHIA N41 OOIRIE A WA IB :LIE MIMIRGAXIRIEWA SAN lslffmunruuwu Ml A IRT ll N xx UTfIlIFlL,IHL IEVNN IEILILIE IRO O IRIIG, II N k f M CIWIHIIEIRIIN IE IBUIIPJLIESON HIILIEWTIIC VIIIRGIINIIA SM N IL!! T IE IRR IR IUZX lU IQ IE IL WW IES 1 -XX -xx- xx -xx -xx - xx -xx -xx -xx -xx -XX-xx -x -xx -xx-.xx -xx-XX-W-xrxx-xx -xx- xx -xv xx- xx - xxax -, - x-, - xx- xx- xx-xx K 4 I 5 I - xx - xx - xxx. xx-xx-xx, xx-XX-XX-'XX-W X'Y-XX -XX'-X-XX-XX -XX -XX -XX N'XX - XXKXX' XX-K-XX-Yx-XV X. Jxx K'XX XX W 4 1 ? T 9 l 4 I 4 I 4 I ? 4 I 4 4 I ? f ? 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X-' -J ,f , ,, , f XXYSx'flx 477 ' W , , xxx fylff' NV Q. f fx 'f jf Q X NN ' 6 ' , 1 fl Af DX E ulgeware the Dogv fb I 14 -x-x-xx-xx-x-xx-x-x-xx.xx -xx -xx.-xx -xx-xx-xx-xx -xx.-xx.-xx.-xx -x-xx-K-Xx-xx-xx-xx-xx -xx-x-x -xx - xx -xx - xx -xx XX Page Z1 7 lDlElDlllCATllON ITHOUT any unnecessary insinuations, we do hereby and now dedicate this sec- tion of this perennial catalogue of merits and dernerits to-those we insult and those We fail to. lf you did not falter as you warily stepped over the door-mat with the inscription Beware of the Dog, fear not ........ he will not bite. Be brave and slowly turn each Leaf to find your hidden Laurel. It may not seem like a Laurel to you, dear Sister, but nevertheless, it is. Bring your smelling salts along and try to keep cool under the collar. If anyone feels that she has been slighted, to her, we do offer our humblest apologies. See you later. 4 Editorially yours, THE OFFICE Doo. Page 218 :EH sg, 1 g1fLg,'fY1e 1 TOLD fig' GMS WN ligilab um ' 'W We-cv4':.wB-MEQ Q99Y'Y P-XX - Jia ' - 5 0 -Q UA' o0 !foR0j44o, eewdookk 5 digg . ' I V ff he Il-nit VC95, Q3 New 359603516 . Shqp mi 'P age 219 WE WONDER If Lib Baugh will ever acquire any poise and dignity from her sophisticated Freshman roommate. If Mary Elyda Smith is contemplating teaching the refined art of chewing gum. Why Miss Stuart has given up the aesthetic practice of ice-skating. How much Nellie the Rush is too young to know. When student government will be student government. Who put Burleson's caricature on the sidewalk. Why Ruth Robinson debates on divorce and takes the Home Economics course. If Helen Cannon was raised on a barrel. Why some people had rather do things than make good grades. How a certain little blonde named Flossie would look without her war paint. If Mary Howard will ever realize that Seniors are supposed to act as if they had passed the kindergarten stage. Why Kitty's mother thinks she is a baby. lf Evanelle Robinson thinks it is original to walk like she does. Why the Historicals and Academias don't right it out like men. If Gladys Clower will ever fall in love. What Miss Hoskins might say to the President of the United States if he came in to breakfast late. What makes Martha Moore so sweet. Who donated a gravel pit to Baylor College for erecting sidewalks. Page 220 f 1 ., N .9 ff , I K3 J U? gl . W . f H 6164! Il 21.55, mlkfl' ll -gp A k 'J ' Q . Q . ' 4f ' W 1 fl ' r X' , ,G -1 , ' V ' A m .i 1-TL, r 1' 'M' 'mm fgggf-I E l i3 v Q ' -' ' 1 fp FX Egi H ?,!9 . A b -.., N , F Q rf-. ,,.?, N 1 ' 'f X29 ,fl-. j?vfA2?,, I ffl, I H, , wi 12 K J NM fm , f get 4 f V , f , W MLW J ff ff U f f if IB ii 51:1 g 'ij ' ' - --1 X,-I-'C'1m 1 , ' 1 - 1- , B. 1-,-A ,L xi! rlhv E -i Incl Qffqrr, gpqkfgxw ., ' - ' 'f' .fi ' Q wi W ,rg 7 f1fQTE3,L4-fN- ,1Q. 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Q ,, L ' S23 J .X A BQQY vw N3 -XX X X 2 . X ? XXI., A ' Q J 'X I ' NX Q 'N vvm, X XA NNE, ' M 504 JV, 'I Z JQ Avi , .,- A. K V211 fu -' V Page 222 XXV! .1 Q s 2' BY2KfdSt 'Rivcmgg 6 mf ow 'MZ THQ ad FiSl'U1-L' 09 1-Q53 Go 5 D3 'AT ms fm -L33 Q.. :Z mgzfp 'Ls M?Lv PM .,, ,M W f.- '-fff . 4. ., .1 S ,- ,Q 1 I PRETTY fb 11-xx if -x , I, W I Af S Fx A if--.. , ' .gif ' ZQFNS? g' 1 1 --X -2 I 1,2 fy . H S354 ffl 1 X 3240'.' Sa U V Qxxfxf 'W .1 4' of x 32 1 Ai 'izx f-ln' f M ' h - 'X 1: 'V Q .11 H 'FQ 'mlm i G-52: ' F:'n?f.. l5': V X in 5 gd I . - , sy ' 'D -: U ffzgml I fmt, R .V f 5 '53 f 2 , ' ' S K-Hx ' 1 F T-,, iw 2 wi , ..- S 2 Qu j -,ss .Q-.Q wx ,- -, , 5 x , NM ,Q J 4- ' Q . ' 15,1,2.g gEX3g R' '1 -3354, .J 1,0 .- 'q ' i wv :Ki ki , A7 We XX f M : c-i..-if V f ff' A ., , 9. vu xx X., V3 X k X N .X .5 ,,. I , X WE KNOW That Cowboys are Historical relics. That Kitty Hardy went to San Antonio to Grand Opera. All about the Indian girl and her bloomers. That Effie Lissner receives five specials every daylllll That Miss Nellie Gray is not a lady. All about Dr. Hardy's special brand of moonshine. That Gene Stedham is boy crazy. That one sedate little Senior reminds us of Crazy Cat. That Laura Van Tuyl has not Hunlced a course this year .... she said so. That homesick blues are the latest spring shades. VVhy Lorene Roberts wears a frat pin. That Frankie Nash is an accomplished trombone player. All about the big Baylor College street dance ...... after the debate. That there is a certain strong attraction in Georgetown for Hazel Heskitt and Lorena Pearson. That Mr. Orton should be requested to lead the singing every morning in chapel. That the editor of the Blue Bonnet has the low down on ice boxes in general. That Dean Townsend must be of French descent from his vociferous gesticulations. VVhy the number 13 is a jinx. That Garvis Nell and Burleson have visited Houston. Why La Verne Baker doesn't care for ham sandwiches. Page 225 4 .' .Q A I 339585 j PM d'litY K SNLUUU N 5 V I ' Rl I f U U DD -,Nw NXWA MN I D 2 A ff Ciicoabtmooi-5- . I L i ii: WMw f1P ,swxgq ij ,. Vf' ' , U1 Qauu Lv. 's 0 V Yxaioviw 1 Mfkfxl X f I QTY. A H MW, Q Wm imi 5 ,-:UfgT'qB7?-ffffvi'Q W VW A v . ' J fb .J 4+ Oo 2 V 'WW V - Qtnxem Luis 1 QIVJ in xg Aly, .4 'Xl NA A ' OL' SMATL. K I I ll ll Tgxg, f-'Q 3 Page 226 I..- THE SAD REPORTER ELL, I went to interview lVIother Reeves do C13 . . -1 the other day, to discover just exactly ' what she thought about Alice's going off to teach 'J X X school. I learned a great deal more than I went X 05 'IX . lor. I found out that hostesses are human if they 3' ir : don't always act: like it, and that they have very X human grandwdaughters. z ,eg XX X About seven-thirty I timidly knocked on the wa Q, N door ol room 208, Luther Hall. Come in 1 ' X came from behind the closed portal, and I entered with great trepidation and began to extract my interview. I began something like this: 'lMother Reeves, I'd like to know just ........ Bang! Slam! Bam! Rip! Tear! I thought a trunk was falling down the stairs. Mother Reeves saw my look of concern and remarked calmly: Don't be frightened, the slight dis- turbance is only Alice coming down from fourth floor. You know she is rooming up there now because it is much quieter than here in the room with me, and I am very glad that she made the change because her roommate has such a good iniiuence over the dear child. The door opened with a jar, and Alice dashed madly in, shouting at the top of her lungs: Mother, dear, I am going to a dance tonight in Georgetown and I am just frantic. I can't find the cigarette holder I got Christmas anywhere! And what will I tell Nellie? VVhat will she think of me if I don't carry it? Why don't you do something instead of just sitting there? A'Look in the drawer of my dressing table, dear, I'm sure you will find it there. I put it in there after showing it to Mrs. Myer. You know she had never seen one before, but she said it was the , prettiest one she had ever seen. She thinks Nellie has such nice taste. C53 Q 'lAhem! I broke in, Alice is going away Li X ,X ,ff j X to .... just then a powder puff jerked from A is 211 Mother Reeves drawer by the highly exasperated 1 X Alice, hit me full in the mouth. XX ffj She continued her mad plunder until she had s I emptied the whole contents upon the floor. Then N she started upon another drawer, and then another and another. Finally, red-faced and muttering unintelligibly, she turned upon her maternal grand- ,Za parent. f my I as Es. 1 O d 'S h lk 'lf l 1 , ,s I il QQ O CC0n15inued on page 232D Page 227 .,V.. 1 W ' ,:..ff T i i ' . . at i sf!-fra -. ' Z V A - awlfvafg I ll it is N3QfZW.8,'l'.N'A . Q 960 fCp'y'5fll. i .sw ----.iv . , I t , . ax' N sH.'.',. 2:2 - Q40 Q 5,!'lil4W0O 473 , . , A Q O ',Q .4 I sp. QA! , ' . , - g' 0 x XX ' I at r f .wif . r ,,'A , T 0 ,l 1' V kk K VV I .,1. I . .Q: :5j-1 I ' . , Ogfogfuff ' , . 0 0 4 I x of V ' is z ':', : :r'Q I - t l ' .l'.'l' 'vtos xfxfifx fs! A ' ' 102:10 .9509 f N AZ . ty T liawf 00594 i yy! 0 x4Qg,, ly fx VV H w, --- M vsf K . 1 A.qO : 960000 1.7 A355 ' Q0g fOO9:'i:D' w,5 , ' gn 'fffv '54 's .1 'qt' R ' f I T '7 --5-...W Af. .2 ' . 'v-is--.,'.4 . Il YOUULL NEVER LEARN ABOUT WOMEN FROM THEM HERE seems to be an undercurrent of sex dissatisfaction rife on our campus, which is undermining our atmosphere of femininity. Above, you may see the three most pernicious representatives of this demoralizing sect. They spend three or four hours every night when they should be endeavoring to pass their courses, in vain efforts to kiss their several elbows. Failing at this, they weep, and gnash their teeth. Aren't they handsome? They stay in dresses Cyes, dresses are still the authentic apparel for young womenj, until they have attended their respective classes, and then you may see them clad in bell-bottomed trousers, Purina Chows coveralls, collegiate sweaters, snappy bow-ties, and white linen knickers. They're quite the Campus Sheiks. They may be seen any- where .... on the campus, in the bookstore, at the postoffice, tearing madly down the road on bicycles, shinning up the Hag pole, riding horse back, or shearing the locks of the student population, in intensely ill-fitting masculine garb. They never tire of Haunting their mannish charms. They never tire themselves, we mean. Page 228 Famous Bawden Experiment Proves Successful Know four teeth and von know all 3 , Front teeth, back teeth, all are grinning teeth since you tried my experiment. Avoid hit or miss brushing. Bawden's theory of toothless head on the next generation absolutely proved by my ex- perimentation on 2,700 in- teriors in Baylor College. Beans discovered to be a posi- tive necessity to tooth decay. Experiment works only where food is soft, brains are lacking and elbow grease is well manip- ulated. I attribute my mar- velous success to above condi- tions being perfect. BANV DEN SCIENTIFIC EXPERIMENT STATION NN ti W ii IQXWX I I lllwll llllllln, Pg 229 .N X X X t N 'u.f'--A. P -.. 4 Q. H , N . Jlffgsu Vx -Q' -. 'Nfl 6 N5 W l . .. NX A ?':1'z-'t'-7?fFf'?-.- ld Qi J , ' ' is ,' ., X 'W v L, 'GQ I A fm . sw . , ' yi U E QQT-S' .ik I L.-x d SXK ? L0 5 Lx ,A ' mdssx-e,r Qu ' q P195 Cir j, , 5-S Ji Ha T Wig S ee if x 1 v Yxxssigjx-Y?,x h of X L f A wx A tb . 2- QT5 f fx .Min+ kawnf J fmmxwfih M i 531 A dmx ld vArQ.x - 5 .X XX' - V ' X in K', ?XE X sa f 4 Q1 , M ' Quik, I E ov-XGA -A lkimmdj CAYYXQ.T41Qf1Lf-. ld Q , w X x S 'fb r q U -k 4 1 Q55 5 C W K X -.- f: l,fN'LJ:'LQ ff x sun mu-' ln. LW ,, QQ? ',I.1S.Jnyw, A , -. .. , 41 Wow- - Yxqrxe, KQTLMU, x ff' 0 '- ' -yi-f'?i Wx n I .. A ,,, L, 3 WM? Q-gmgj, P 230 Ag1'1zTcult'zrml , OOK at that hicky grin. Doesn't she look content? Although the rake is l raised menacingly, don't be frightened, she is tame, very meek, like all country cornfeds. She came to Beller College to get edicated- She found good company here. Other good agricultural jokes of the season: The Freshman VVedding Kirk Evetts Emil Mr. Hooper Junior Stunt on Stunt Night Miss Capt Blue Bonnet Staff Pauline Adams' laugh M echanical HEN our dear little cornfed became a senior, in the natural course of events, and turned mechanical. She tried to oil the machinery in the Blue Bonnet, but having dropped a monkey wrench in the works, she turned to the watch business. After several attempts and discouragements, she decided in favor of night watch men. Before giving up the ghost, she gave us a list of several other mechanical mistakes of the session: The Practice Hall The Fish Reception The Junior Style Show Tommy Cox Week-end Trips Call downs T That joke about Little Alfred Frotilla I-Iill's Dates Bad lessons Gladys Devine's Campuses T Beth jones - Page 231 Mama, it's not here .... BLANKETY BLANK, TWO BLANKS and ANOTHER ONE! and I'Ve got Q to have it. I'll tell you that. I'm not jokingfl 0 Xl I l'Well, sugar, it must be up in your own room. No, it isn't,' cause I just looked a few minutes ago. . k ig And BLANKETY THUNDER! Mama, that silver I flask with the jewelled stopper is gone and someone took my last bottle of Scotch, and I have to use that old If ji .ix French wine now. Mother dear, when will you learn Pix 2 S that I have to entertain my friends too, and quit taking , all my liquor to hostess meetings? H .... O .... O .... N .... K Oh, that's my date. Goodnight, I'll have break- fast in town, so you needn't bother to bring me any from the dining room. But please, dearie, make it right with Miss Grant about my eight o'clock class. I think even she will listen to reason, if you approach her right. The door closed with a bang. Er .... as I was saying, Mrs. Reeves, I began again, Aren't you afraid she is too young and innocent .... l'EXcuse me just for a second, please, while I answer the phone. Hello? From the other end of the wire I could easily hear Alice's high-pitched voice. MAMA, THIS BLOCKHEAD OF A NIGHTWATCHMAN HAS PINCHED ME FOR SLPEEDING. HE SAYS I WAS GOING SIXTY MILES AN HOUR, AND I KNOW VERY WELL THE OLD WRECK VVON'T MAKE OVER FORTY-FIVE. HONEY, WON'T YOU PLEASE COME DO'WN AND GET ME OUT? I DON'T LIKE THE COLOR OF THE WALL PAPER IN THIS OLD IAIL. Mother Reeves slammed the receiver on the hook, and was into her hat and coat before I had time to get my breath. IfVhen I realized that she was going to the rescue of the reprobate grand-daughter of hers, leaving me with the sack, but no story .... I was desperate. Iput my corporal body between her and the door. Wait, I begged, with tears in my eyes. Don't you understand that I have to have this story about what you think of Alice's going off to teach, by nine o'clock? We're going to press. My editorwill read the riot act, Mother , . Reeves, I have to have the story for the . .scsi Il jk, paper ..,. Mother Reeves! .... I ,if Jvi 3 l'Heh! wake up! You must be dreaming ,,,s,3,.' - that your roommate died! I waked from T yTDS5TJ my agonzinff nightmare 'ust in time to see b f F X e . J . 'f' TL 4-B52 my roommate standing over me with a full X , 'f' I so , pitcher of water .... just ready to submerge me. . I fell back in the bed, limp. Oh, I sighed. N lk XY gQ Today is Saturday .... and there'll be no tx 1, more copy to get in for the Bells until next HCV IVNGYQJ week. , Page 232 TWENTYDFTYE GOOD REASONS WHY GIIRLS OO HOME MONDAY DINNERS TOO FEW' HOLIDAYS LACK OF SLEEP CAUSED BY BEING CALLED BEFORE THE COUNCIL TOO OFTEN ATTACKS OF HOME SICKNESS FEAR OF RATS AND OTHER INSECTS LONGING FOR A QUIETER LIFE BRIDGE PARTIES HMOONSHINEH SNAPPY STORIES LOVE LETTERS FRESHMAN ENGLISH BEING SHIPPED C. O. D, CHAPEL COMPULSORY GYM ATTENDANCE INTELLECTUAL EMBARRASSMENTS CALL OF THE GREAT OPEN SPACES EXHAUSTION FROM TOO MANY FEASTS ROOM MATES BECOMING TOO CORPULENT CALL OF THE SAXOPHONE AND ATTENDANT CIRCUMSTANCES BUS DRIVERS TOO MANY DATES Page 233 A FX f ' 1 , -X 5 ,R gs w I MQW? 'W f Q MW n X fx , , A , uf fx + kf ff, i Q Vxixfrf I ww NffkwF W KV X , f , XXX Fl ft' I Q .... . . X N X 4 X, ' v f'XfXX f'X l UV' WAN f-3 X FN 1 N- X M ff-X I- ' fx - H H 1 , X 3 W f-xfxx UJME If J, fgfnyxf' ul I 2 i V1 :K -.N 6-N f-DX-J Z S , f A 'X X M 5 I JDX .Bidi L f HJ Ef few 'r 2, A D 13 ME .4 w-Ml A fw- Pg 234 x Nm Page 235 EACCULTY CEMETERY This gorgeous monument was erected in memory of our dear DEAN TOXVNSEND lllho passed into the beyond from heart failure during a heated race from San Antonio to Austin, in which he lost some of his wearing apparel. This spot is sacred to the memory of LUCILE LAND the cause of whose death is unknown. It is thought that she breathed her last because of painter's colic. Under this rock lies LILLIAN SPIKES who died of a broken heart because she could not tie her beau. Miss LUCILE CAPT lies twenty-five feet under- ground here, by special request of her students, lest she should spring up and try to classify the flowers on her grave. Here lies the bride of stunt nite BIRDIE LAXVRENCE, who was choked to death in her own net. In this quiet spot Miss MABLE SMITH was placed by her loving friends to sleep-- perchance to dream, This towering slab of granite marks the eternal resting place of our dearly beloved BILLY VANN Vlfho met his tragic death in a vain attempt to dis- cover: Vtfhy is a mouse when it spins? In undying memory of AMY VVADE 'Twas a cough that carried her off And a cofnn they carried her off in. Here lies Miss AUGUSTA FORT who was accidentally killed by a hard biscuit thrown by one of her diligent pupils. In pacem requiescat l I 1 I 'S -Q-xv xx- xx f xx- xx - xx-xx-xx- xx-xx-xx-I -xx- xx-xx-xx- xx- xx- xx- Ix- xx- xx- xx- xx-xx -II-xx 'II'xx -II W I F 6 I F- 1- 4 L 4 ' I Z Z 7 1 7- I -I-L 1 Jing 5 : 5- N, xx qi I A II' I 2 LXNZIIIW' xx x 4 4 W'xQIx, I f -4 l L N , NYIQL 1 A . I GSW VMS? Qi? L I gif? Mgkgxfwksg 1 ,L gl II-R II Z 9 L QI . ' 45 L X ' - ' N , h 5 .JZ 1 I 4 f W MH Q is 1 i IAIW AIWEIJ M 'N x f 5 -73' X QXYKJ fj x 5 x 2 ff I I I y NK N ' I - - 42 ff-'I f W nm f ? Eff' W Q 59- By . 5 f ,LZIIIIIQ I QQ! 2 ? JSI, 'II f fkfif L f I I Y xii ,-' 1 f I T X ,, T f 'X J 'x 5 ' I 5 1 r I I 1 - 5 I I f - 5 I 1 f I If ' I f 3 I 1 .. I S ., Z I I f 1 2 ? INQIIIS 6. vv.enfI5 L 4 T fl II-' II- II II' II- II- II' II -xI- XI- II' II- II-'xI 'II- II- xx- II- -II- XI- II- II'-'IX- XIfII Q Page Z36 ?5XC?XlDlEMlY ' g?ff73?LQ ' f '7' K ' if A W' X l 2 'EQ' f ., 5 , 1 5 ,Q 1if '-'1 ' IF - 74 5 : , ,,.-:g I - 7 '.-, - ftgsh gyq' '- l ,-4.-:fl gf UU R SQHUUL MRs. JENNIE M. HARDY, Dean RS. JENNIE M. HARDY, of Baylor College, has been Dean of the Academy for Hfteen years. It has been through her untiring efforts and love that the Academy has attained its standard of excellency. .She is ever ready and Willing to give of herself and her time to her girls. Her life as Dean of the Academy is devoted to instilling in the students the ideals which Dr. Frank Crane considers the supreme purpose of the school: To develop sense of justiceg power of initiative: independence of character: correct social and civic habitsg and the ability to co-operate for the common good. Page 238 Pqge 239 BERNICE BAKER Drawing SYB11, GOLDSHTH ILD.x EDWARDS E11 gl ish MRS. B. G. PIOLLOXVAY History EULA JOYCE BURLESON History LUCILLE XVOOTEN CATHERINE BURLESON Home Econ-onzics Physical Education LOUISE JAMES Sub-A cadem y MRS. E. C. Eu' Bible MRS. LOULA BOWEN Ivfatlzematirs Page 240 '35 1? MRS. CARROLL SMITH RITTH AIORRIS Skbl171fZ.S1I S61-C1168 EL12A131zTx-1 Q. ALEXANDER Latin NIARY HELEN BROWN CORA M. RAY .Muiic Business Course .4 vf v Page 241 1 6 SENIOR CLASS I ik HELEN E. BATTE OFFICERS HELEN E. BATTE . . . . . President BETTIE RUSSELL . Vice-President FREDA SEMAAN . . Secretary-Treasurer NELLIE SEMAAN . Sergeant-at-A rms RUTH JARMON . Athletic Manager PERCY MEADONVS . . Yell Leader ALMEDA PRANEUF Yell Leader FREDA SEMAAN Mlss ELIZABETH Q. ALEXANDER NELLIE SEMAAN Page 242 i 1 , S . 3 ANNEL1sE B.x1LEv Bellou, Texas Diamondeang Latin Club: Good Citizen- ship Club, Athletic Councilg Pres. Feb. Senior Classy Volley Ball, Baseball, Trackg Academy Honor Roll, Y. W. A,g B. Y. P. U. Pres. S. S. Class, B. B. Staff. HELEN E. BATTE Tamp-zfco, Mexico Austin Centenary, Pres., Glee Club, Sec., Good Citizenship Club, Foreign Club, Pres. Senior Class, Baseball, Swimming. ELLA BROWN Broule, Texas Diamondeang Good Citizenship Clubg Sec. Feb. Senior Class. NIARIE BRYAN Ballinger, Texas Austin Centenary, Spanish Club, Good Citizenship Club. A V .h ,Q I JEWELL BAINES Novice, Texas Diamondeang Latin Club. ANNIE NIAE COCHRAN Colorado, Texas Diamondeang Good Citizenship Club VELMA COLE Alma, A rk. Diamondeang Good Citizenship Club Pres., Baseball. RACHAEL GARLAND Vernon, Texas Good Citizenship Club, Spanish Club 9 9 ' Page 2-13 l .-r- XNILLIE PEARL CUBSTEAD North Gulch, Texas Diamondeang Good Citizenship Club. DOROTHY CARLISLE Waxahaehie, Texas Diamondeang Assistant Business Man- ager B. B. Stall Glee Club, Spanish Club, Good Citizenship Club. ANNIE LAURIE DOGGETT Buckholt, Texas Diamondeang Spanish Clubg Good Citi zenship Club, Milam County Club. MARY TOM DUNN EZ Paso, Texas Diamondeang Spanish Clubg Good Citi zenship Club, Glee Club. FANNIE LEE FLEMING Staples, Texas Diamondeang The Protagonist, Good Citizenship Club, Volunteer Band. SUISE B. GEORGE Edge, Texas Good Citizenship Club. VIRGINIA HOOVER San Benito, Texas Diamondeang Good Citizenship Club, Treasurer, Yolley Ball, Baseball. JEANETTE HAMPTON Dilley, Texas Diamondeang Spanish Clubg Volley Ball, Baseball. Page 244 l l .if ii I I l 'I 1 I . ,Q LOUISE HOLLIS GLADYS ICETT Salado, Texas Cove, Texas Austin Centenary: Valeclictorian Feb. Diamondeanp Spanish Clubg Good Citi- Senior Class. zenship Clubg G. A.g B. Y. P. U. FRANCES JONES Oglesby, Texas Diamondeang Spanish Clubg Good Citi- zenship Club. EVELYN HERSKOWITZ Dallas, Texas Diamondeang Good Citizenship Club. BARBARA HERNANDEZ IMA JONES . u Belfvn, Texas Hot Springs, N. M. Good CIUZCUSVIIP Club- Good Citizenship Club. IOSEPHINE HENDERSON RUTH IARMON , San Antonio, Texas Amarillo, Texas Austin Centenaryg Ministers' Daughters Diamondean Sec.g Tennisg Baseballg Clubg San Antonio Club: Glee Clubg Third Life Saverg Athletic Cupq Trackg Athletic Vice-President Senior Class. Manager Third Year Class. Page 245 'lf j LILLIAN LEE Tulsa, Okla. Diamondeang Good Citizenship Club. ELECTRA LISENBY Ma!ado1', Texas Austin Centenaryg Good Citizenship Club: Spanish Club. HAZEL Loop Rice, Texas Diamondean. M ARY LYLE Brownwood, Texas Spanish Clubg Good Citizenship Club. i , LUCILE NlAYES Oakland, Texas Diamondeang Good Citizenship Club. VERNA LEE NTUNGER Nome, Texas Diamondeang Spanish Clubg Reporterg Good Citizenship Clubg Volley Ball. LINDA DIERCER Taylorlawn, La. Diamondeang Good Citizenship Club. JEWEL NlURRAY Sulphur Springs, Texas Diamondeang Spanish Club. N Page 246 I,u.i.1.xN NICCELVEY Temple, Texas Spanish Club. PERCY AIEADOXVS San A 71-f07lil'0, Texas Austin Centenary, Sec.: Spanish Club. Yell Leader: Good Citizenship Club, Yell Leader: Sec. Athletic Council: Yell Leader Senior Class: San Antonio Club: Cutest Girl in Academy '26. JOHNNIE NIAE O'BRYANT Comstock, Texas Austin Centenary: Spanish Club, Vice- President. ALNIEDA PRANEUE Belton, Texas Diarnondean: Glee Club: Baseball: Swimming Cup '26, '27: Track: B. B. Staff: Legislative Assembly: Volley Ball: Sec. B. Y. P. U.: Vice-Pres. S. S. Class. A slii m ll ai P' ANNIE NIAE Po1NDEx'rE1z Corpus Clzirisli, Texas Diamonclean: Glee Club: Commercial Club: Spanish Club. CECILE PURDY Pinelami, Texas Diamondean: The Protagonist: Good Citizenship Club. ICATHRYN PITMAN A marillo, Texas Diamondean: Panhandle Club: Com- mercial Club: Sec. Athletic Council. JANE REYNOLDS Bryan, Texas Diamondean: Latin Club: Good Citizen- ship Club. Page 247 WILLIE MAE REID San Angelo, Texas Diamondeany Spanish Cluby West Texas Club. BETTIE RUSSELL Rose Hill, Miss. Diamondeany Good Citizenship Cluby Pres. Latin Cluby B. B. Staffy Glee Cluby Aug. Senior Class Presidenty Mississippi Club. LUCILE SMITH Tucson, Ariz. Austin Centenaryy Good Citizenship Club. ETNA SWEATMAN Willow City, Texas Spanish Club. MARY SCARBOROUGH Jasper, Texas Diamondeany Good Citizenship Club. AoNEs ScIIULTz New Baden, Texas Good Citizenship Club. FREDA SEMAAN San Antonio, Texas Diamondeany Sec.y Pres. Athletic Coun- cily Sec.-Treas. Senior Classy Business Manager B. B.y Glee Cluby San Antonio Cluby Sec.-Treas. S. S. Classy Basebally Volley Bally Tennisy Sport Leader of Academy. NELLIE SEMAAN San Antonio, Texas Diamondean, Pres.y Spanish Cluby Good Citizenship Cluby Athletic Councily Acad- emy Yell Leadery San Antonio Cluby Pres, S. S. Classy Sergeant-at-Arms Senior Classy Glee Cluby Basebally Volley Bally Tennisy Editor Academy Annual. Page 248 ll ,. RUTH THREADGILL Eddy, Texas Diamondean: Latin Club: Good Citizen- ship Club. VIRGINIA VAN HOOK San Antonio, Texas Diamondean: Good Citizenship Club: Spanish Club: Swimming: Sport Leader: Volley Ball: Baseball: Track: B. B. Staff: Pres. S. S. Class: B. Y. P. U. VIOLA VENABLE . Honey Grove, Texas A Austin Centenary: Spanish Club: Good Citizenship Club. JUANITA WARE Magnolia, Texas Diarnondean: Good Citizenship Club. V 2.1. I4 BERNICE XNYEEHUNT Ilderidian, Texas Diamondean: Spanish Club. XVILLIE WYATT lVIrz'l1zey, Texas Spanish Club. IRNA XVELCI-I Cove, Texas Diamondean: Spanish Club: Good Citi- zenship Club. NIERLE WHITE Cleburne, Texas Diamondean. JOSEPHINE NIARTIN Eddy, Texas Diamondean: Good Citizenship: Latin Club. i Page 249 .x CLASS PRUPHECY . wiki. X 1 OT long ago as I stood near a murmuring stream, a silvery mist seemed to slip over hill and dale. My soul became wrapped in a vale of dreams. I gazed upon the mystic waters, and a voice Hsofter than silence said: Pass beyond the stream up yon Palatine Hill to the tableland, where lies beyond the laurel boughs, the Sybilline Book of Prophecy. Look. Therein is the story of the future. Go, see the vision of the world and all the wonders that be. I hesitated, but the voice spurred me on, and I followed. Under the laurel tree lay the wonderful book of the future. With trembling fingers I loosed the golden clasp and read the strange revelations. Fascinated with the quaint and curious volume, I read of things and people unknown to me: until at last, I recognized the names of my very classmates. And this is the future I saw forecast for them: In the heart of our proud nation I behold a queenly woman in shimmering satin, leaning on the arm of a distinguished gentleman. The Chief Executive is greeting them. As he takes her hand he declares that he is pleased to meet the wife of the Secretary of State. WVhen she turns away, we behold that the famous woman is none other than our own Linda Mercer. But what is this that again engages my attention? In bold headlines I read: C0m'Lvzg! Coming! Coming! The Greatest Show of America! The main attractions are Rope Walking, Trapeze Vifalking and High Diving, by the world's famous contortionists, Annie Laurie Dogget, Fannie Lee Fleming and Annelise Bailey. The prophecy carries me on to a far-distant scene. I see dignified old maids walking the broad avenue of Chicago University, where they are all instructors in that great school. As they take their respective places in the lecture hall, I ind them to be Percy Meadows, Frances jones and Freda Semaan. It is an- nounced to the students that at eight o'clock that evening Virginia Van Hook, a world-famous lecturer, will speak on a great social reform that is being carried on. As her co-workers in this field of endeavor, she will be assisted by Gladys Hoffman, Virginia Hoover and Josephine Henderson. As I turn the pages I continue to see the names of classmates. Here is a lovely woman who is saleslady in the five and ten store. She is no other than Helen Batte. 1 Aipalatial home on hfth avenue passes before me, and I behold a handsome limousine rolling up to the door. A beautiful woman is assisted up the steps. She 1S Annie Mae Cochran. The maid that opens her door is Dorothy Carlisle. In a neat second-class restaurant in a southern hamlet, a sunny-faced woman appears in the doorway. Splotches of flour on her arms indicate that she has just finished baking her daily supply of mince pies, doughnuts and cakes for the front shelves of the little joint. We are startled to recognize her as Audrey Franks. On closer inspection we observe another woman who seems to be helping her. She is Willie Mae Reid. Now I read that the greatest comedians of modern times are no others than Almeda Praneuf and Ruth Threadgill. In a foreign country I see Jeanette Hampton, Gladys Icett and Ima jones. They are enjoying foreign life. Page 250 GLASS IPRUPHECY In Southern California, I see Mary Lyle settled down to simple home life. She has only six small children. I see -lane Reynolds, surrounded by a group of music lovers. She has become A merica's Paderewski. Her travelling companion is Agnes Schultz. Now I see strange looking groups of people who are listening to Ruth jarmon who has become a famous missionary. Next appears Universal City. On the large stage in an open space, l see Genevieve Maxwell, Johnnie Mae Obryant, Kathryn Pitman and Annie Mae Pomdexter. In a richly furnished room of a splendid New York mansion, I see a slender hgure reclining upon a lounge. She is none other than Nellie Semaan who has become rich by giving lectures on how to become thin. She is giving instructions E her art to two corpulent ladies. They are Barbara Hernandez and Mary avden. D I see Velma Cole with her hair pushed back from her forehead, weaving her ideas which when put into verse will startle the world, and proclaim her greater than even Milton. In a crowded street I see a large group. I recognize Juanita Ware, the speaker, trying to sell old clothes. Her models are Mary Jenks Cameron, Lucille Smith and Eva Wlatson. In a beautiful hotel I see two lovely ladies, Bernice Weehunt and Wfillie Wlyatt, spending the summer vaction. I read further and see that Cecile Purdy is very ill on account of over-work. Big headlines in the paper state that the President is entertaining the Queen of Roumania. The distinguished guest is our sweet Bettie Russell. Next, appears the name of the governor of Texas, who has pardoned many prisoners. The kind-hearted Governor is Lillian Lee. I see an ad in the paper that reads like this: 'Wanted a job. Anything from dishwashing to handling babies. Apply for Viola Venable, Jewel Baines, Ruby Autenf' Next, I see three ladies in France hunting for Paris. They are Velma Sheffield, Etna Sweatman and Ida Mae VVest. In a kitchen, a woman is trying to cook. Three small children crying for mama are around her. The woman looks old and nervous and bent. She is our cute Mary Tom Dunn. On a poster I read that Mattie Blake and Electra Lisenby, the world's greatest missionaries, are on a lecture tour of the United States. My eyes are next drawn to Hollywood. There I find that Imogene Howland has become a second Mary Pickford, and that Vera Maxwell is America's Pola Negri. When I behold the last page of the book I see an old woman walking down the road to the poorhouse. She is Lillian McCelvey who has too generously given all her money to the HO Boy gum factory. Then, as by an invisible hand, the Sybilline Book closed and I was drawn out of the realm of fancy, and soon found myself on the shores of the real, pondering over the secrets revealed to me under the laurel tree. -As revealed to Clementine Locke, Page 251 NVUNLIUR CLASS Sr -A W ff r MARY EMMA RUSSELL OFFICERS MARY EMMA RUSSELL . . . . . President CLEMENTINE LOCKE . . Vice-President FRANCES POE . . Secretary-Treasurer Sergeant-at-A rms Athletic Manager . Yell Leader . Yell Leader IONE RICE . ISABELLE MOORE . PATTY PARKS . . . ELIZABETH RUSSELL . CLEMANTINE LOCKE MISS RUTH MORRIS MARY IONE RICE Page 252 .,,, , '5'1f LLCILE Comms I S 27.1 X ff JEWIELL ROLLS Jackson, Bliss. TfVf1co IRENE CQLE LET!-IA CHANDLER Raynzoizdzille El Campo MARY IONE RICE FRANCES POE Houston Rusk FERN NOLTE MYRTLE BAKER Nome Luling XVETTA NIAE KENDALL CLEMENTINE LOCKE Ennis H' 0 uston Page 253 DOROTHY ROBINSON Dallas LOUISE OLIVER Edinburg EFFIE LISSNER Donna SADIE RAY HARDWICK Sabine Pass VELMA SHEFFIELD Miles BESS1E ALBRIGH1' Fart Worth NIARY EMMA RUSSELL Rose Hill, Bliss. NIAURINE BERRY Del Valle JOSEPHINE NIARTIN Eddy JEYVEL ELY Gauss Page 254 A w if p-19, 2 Page 255 N , M ELIZABETH RUSSELL Roselzill, llliss. :XLLENE NICHOLS Dallas PATTY CLARK Waco ARY BERTICE HARTZOG Orangejield ARNOLIA HINES Davilla MAURINE IETT Chester 4 Ei i IMAREE WHEELER Bryn 11 VE RA RUSSELL Bertram EMOGENE HOXVLAND Belton. WIAMIE LEE GALBREATH A xiell FERN DA RMER Perry, Okla. PAT BERTYA BRONVN Cedar Bayou SOPHOMORE CLASS I -1-v ,te at . g m gl NELL SANDERS OFFICERS NELL SANDERS ..... . . President MARY ADA DICKERSQN . . . Vice-President CLARA NELL WOODS . . Secretary-Treasurer OPAL CADE . , Sergeant-at-Arms HAZEL BRADY . . . Athletic Manager PAULINE ROBINSON . . Yell Leader FRANCES BUTLER . Yell Leader CLARA NELL WOODS MISS SYBIL GOLDSMITH FRANCES BUTLER Page 25 6 : ' ,I-C I Wx' 56, P 5-I f . I i EVELYN GRAY H ouslozz NIARY ADA DICKERSON Newlan- CLARANELLE WOOD Liberty EDNA MARTHA DODD Ft. Collins, Colo. NIARJORIE DELANEY Lufkin ETTA CAROL THOMAS Brownsville FLORENCE PIPER Berlram JOE STEVENS Brownwood WINNIE NELLE STUBBLEFIELD Coleman CHRISTOBELL BALTHROP Mar1'ella, Okla. NIAMIE FAIRCHILD Nome NELL SANDERS M alako if Page 25' 7 17 A 2.21 VIOLET CARLSON Pharr FRANCES BUTLER Galzfesion NETTIE B. WELCH Mhlakoff M ABLE I-IENSLEV Nursury PAULINE ROBINSON Abilene Ross. BELLE PETTY Mfarfa BETTYE V. ANDRESS I,iL'i1zg.vton GENEVIEVE AYRES Galveston VASHTIE PERRY Cbrpus Clzristi HAZEL BRADY Cold Springs x Page 258 Page Z5 9 9 KIADELINE DAVIS AUIJREY COBLE Galveston Lamar, Cnlo. OPAL CADE IY.1L1,1E AIITCHELL Killeen Goose Creek FRESHMAN CLASS VIVIAN TIPPETTE VIX7IAN TIPPETTE . THERMA BARTLETT IUANITA HOLL.AND PAULINE DYER MARJORIE LEVERT LOUISE MORGAN KATIiLEEN DODD OFFICERS I .,,.'g . . President . Vice-President S ecretary- Treasurer , Sergeant-at-A rms Athletic Rfcmager . Yell Leader Yell Leader iii f JUANITA HOLLAND Miss ILDA EDWARDS MARJORIE LEVERT Page 260 t lrlfll JENELLE ADAMS Dallas EDA KUSEL Edfnlmrg OLIVE ROBERTA BURC-E55 Sl. Louis, Agfa. IQATHLEEN DODD Fl. Collins, Colo. NIARJORIE LEVERT Hearne ORPHA MAY REED El Campo LOMETA POLLARD Dallas ,I ff, J I 1 I ' 1 4 1 4' ff QQ a ' ' RT' ' I '- L, in I I I f i V I V ff I 'I' II ER MA B .-xRTLE1 r .Walalwjf LOUISE NIORGAN Lubbock VIVIAN TIPPETTE Houslon NAOIII NIARIE HOLLIS Oravzgcjielll JAUNITA HOLLAND Lubbock FRANCES SAFIR Jlffoulerey, Wlexico M ARY ELLA TURNER Lufk'l11 Page 261 SUBEAQCADEMY xx A W , ,',. -W A- -Pg EUGENIA HUBBARD LUCILA GONZALES . VIRGINIA GONZALES ALMA GREEN . . MILDRED MURRAY YOLANDA SALINAS . IRIS LOZANO . EUGENIA HUBBARD POLLY ANNA HOUSTON .Monterey M extco LUCILA GONZALES Tamptco, Nfexlco IRIS LOZANO Tampico, .Mexico VIRGINIA GONZALES Tampico, Mexico DOROTHY SANDS Robstown OFFICERS President , Vice-President S ecreta ry- Treasurer . Sergeant-at-Arms Athletic Manager . . Yell Leader Yell Leader FRANCISCA HUERTA Puebla, Rlexlco MARIA LOUIS,-X SALINAS Alonterey, Rlexico YOLANDA SALINAS Nfonterey, Mfexfico ALMA GREEN Qullan MILDRED MURRAY Tulsa, Oklahoma Page 262 ,-wie , af NV . -'73, ' J :hw -'N I ' X Jil,-1 V w r- 1 -X5 ,451 no h 5l f V ,- 'I ',V. r .-l ' y ,gl ' A ,. I .' ' ' H' t' ' ra, I A' K, ' 711, X F I' Q, lj 1 1. -- 1- .A , 7 ! E Q, ,,., gf '1:1yy A f .,-. , JJ i' LAW: URGANJIZATIIONS ACADEMY ANNUAL X, E I! It EI W ,', -I -v -ai N ELLIE SEMAAN FREDA SEMAAN N ELLIE SEMAAN . FREDA SEMAAN VASHTI PERRY . VIRGINIA VAN HOOK DOROTHY CARLISLE MARY LYLE . PERCY NIEADOWVS THERMA BARTLEII . BETTIE RUSSELL . N ELL SANDERS FRANCES POE STAFF . . . . Editor-in-Chief Business Alanager . Art Editor . . . Kodak Editor . Assistant Business Manager Society Editor Joke Editor Athletic Editor Religious Editor Assistant Editor Assistant Editor 4453 A 'Nz xg? X xx as 2 Page 264 AUSTIN CENTENARY X X QT. or MISS RUTH NIORRI5 HEI-EN E- BUTE OFFICERS . . , . . 137857-d67ZIf . Vice-Presfzfdenf . . . . Secretary . C orrespondrfrz g Secreiary . . . . ji7'6G,SZt7'6?' HELEN E. BATTE DOROTHY ROBINSON . PERCY NIEADONVS VIOLA VENABLE FRANCES POE . JOSEPHINE HENDERSON . Reporter MISS RUTH MORRIS ....... Sponsor Page 265 DIIAMONDEAN X. .I gg 5 NELLIE SEM:-.AN N ELLIE SEMAAN . ELIZABETH RUSSELL RUTH JARMON , FREDA SEMAAN .1 kg. , 'X H ' it '7 'A 3 ' R . ' 1: F' 'i , , ,,:: . V V, - X A Riff? . bi rv . . 7 I as A: , ? . 1 U ' ' ' .4 Lg:-I, , . Q 1,, , A ,, ,M ,, I V 6 Q. 1 ly -' . in . - 5 3 ' . fa' ' .V ' ' I iff, 4 vm .F U ' 32: 5: Q -, -4 'X N4 2 fm Q .. 5, ,.A L f, ' 1 jf ,. ,,. ,A OFFICERS . . . President . 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EVELYN HCERSKOWVITZ JOHNNIE M. OERYANT LINDA MERCER . '1 ff ii 1-E .E N g Q .12 I ., s f I , wi.. X x 1 ' J . f, '51, L if E' OFFICERS QE vw- ,E E . .4 X 4' 1 I 0-X I , f... 1 Ex' C 2 5' EX NS X 5 . Q . . President Vice-President . . . Secretary 'Corresponding Secretary f -A 'I , C f V Q: E .5 i X96 ' E- wi - 3 I W 5 , Q Q 5 .r ' ' x 'Q f , qu. - - Xl E ig, f V ,. WHY W y X .....,x ,.,...: 2 Q Q U ,. . Q. , X X X X 'E I -'rm w M x,-E A 1 . Q, ji, Qi V ' z.. is ' l i :Q 15 , Q - iw : 55:2 ijxp' , . . ,- if fg YQ 11 X Ni' ?f:' Page 268 GOOD CIITIIZENSHJUP' ,L 51 X 'Q sg R 4 w we 9 R 3 Q Page 269 MRS. B. G. I-IOLLOWAY OFFICERS EDNA DODD . . . MYRTLE BAKER . MARX' TOM DUNN . MRS. B. G. HOLLOW.-xv . Mlss EULA JOYCE BURLESON ff A , Q, I X. ' EI, 3 4 - we ,f Afbi I i E . R . E Q R A Y 2 . -7 . 'F 73, Q l at .Y 1' r A . I L A it Q, ' r K .. .Q U ' R? f Se1'gea1zt-al-Arms . Sergeant-at-Arms Treasurer . Sponsor . Sponsor s 1' ,A -, f .Qu I 1 4.. 1 ig , ., S., 35.4 7 . 52: Lf X, ' M .:'2 :S 1 . 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Secrefary NIAURINE JETT . . C01'1'esp011d1'1zg Secretary MA RJORIE LEVERT . . . Sergeant-at-A rms Miss MARY HELEN BROWN . . Director Page 273 I SUNDAY SCHOOL as it t w irl 4' l MRS, JENNIE M. HARDY C JANE REYNOLDS . JUANITA HOLLAND . NELLIE SEMAAN . VIRGINIA VAN HOOK ANNELISE BAILEY ELIZABETH RUSSELL LOIS VVILLIAMS . OFFICERS MRS. JENNIE M. HARDY .... Superintendent MISS MARY HELEN BROXVN . Chorister MISS FRANCES NIURRAY . . Pianist LASS PRESIDENTS Miss Alexandefs Class . Miss TaylOr's Class Miss Morris' Class Miss GOldsmith's Class Miss Edwards' Class Miss HarrisOr1's Class Miss lVOoten's Class l Page 274 1 f 6' V'-.af I , 5- 'I' , ,f -' T ,' ffvf' . ., ' .1 -ff ,Aff 2-' ,-,,-.,..-- K - if .1 ,Af If, , A hr, .1 ,..-ff!-1' if J ' --' I .f If ,Q-4.1 ,f , ,I f If ,gAQ,'1 ,, -, -, , , f f , , , I 1 , gi, . f 'Z 1 .431 M' ' ' ' 4, ',.,,.L-QA 1 -T 1, ff I , N., 'Qffy ,Z, V, J 11, J- -if X ff J, if V W A .Al jf 5 ,Alf p . HIM- Y , ul up 5 - , l ,Q , ,. 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' . 1 22,1 wb- 'Wiziibrfi 7:fSl33?5'-'T' H6110 Twcr of 3 Kilwl who Kdtlzlrizw EMU!!! 396323 , - A, Q1-11.-px., 1, ,J , - .. ,-,bmw Page 288 Kem H22 K5 UBUNE xg in Qj - - X5 IUHZULUUQSA my m a, ge 289 6' . 2-'fn ' 'HN' , i fx ! x i ' I 4 CZ, KLA IQHIG- WEJ2 IQMQX TDOUDLEQ 2 DMA Pa ge 290 QM lg Q3 lg 53 rw QQ 53 lg LQ LQ lg UQ M3 QQ P3 ig yg Q3 W9 ,Q 'H ,Q U3 Q3 rg U3 lg X iiiiii E S Sl 33 if W E. S 3 WWWQWWQ iiiiiiiii I Qi n-3 ff wa S5 ta Ea Kim 33 2-o 5 95 rafsi wma Nr-r iii Q9 QQWWQQWQQ i F 'WHERE are reasons for the appearance of these advertisements, as there are l reasons for everything. Here they aie. ' Q fl U9 ff o :lf :J 9 4 FP. ii QQ it 2. They believe in What Baylor College 3 :Pg is doing for her students, and they are Qi, ggi. willing to lend their support to the gg, uzgzj Blue Bonnet to help make it a finan- Q31 lg cial success. 3 ig 3. They appreciate the patronage they gi ,gg already have from Baylor Girls, and Qi, ggi, ' they are advertising in order to inter- Q24- est others in their business. THINK IT OVER! WQQQW 651 lIIlIIllllIlIIIlI IIllIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllIIIllIlllllllllllllllllllllkllll lumnumlmg Q: BELT ON l Zl'' ' U 'V'U'Ulllllmllllllllllllllllllllllll Nlllllllllllllllllllll nmnuunlummmmmlnnmuuumuunmummnomu IINIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllillllillillllllll llul nmlnunilllunmulfgs .fill lffnf lil?-ill , 1 is . A IMT MUST BE ULTRASTVIART DRESS-AFOR THE 1+ CO-ED-- f E f A A IT MUST BE NEW, .. A ' Because Weaappreciate these faccgrsi it?s to your aclpe U, vaurage to see our showings first. 'WeW,sfoclc ariyf ' ' apparel or accessory,121eecled for your'warclrobe.-A , StyZe5,En0ugllvf20 Tfeeazf You+ Q E. . 1 P76659-Evzvozizgh to Kffp You ' COCHRAN, BLAIR and -POTTS Q Y-J ' DEPARTLIENT STORlE ,V BELTON 1 QUALITVYR SERVICE ' WE ARE APPRECIATIVE of A I EAYLoR COLLEGE and take this opportunity to wish for 'BAYLOR and ITs':SENIoRs all the? Prosperity and Happiness of of the Future 3 WM. CAMERON Sc CO., Inc. Wfhe Big Lumber Store STORES IN MANY TOWNS.IN TEXAS AND OKLAHOMA AND EACH ONE is PREPARED TO RENDER You A SERVICE Pg 292 i 'u C'HIGG'S', TRAN FER Is AT YOUR SERVICE AT ALL TIMES Courteoas, Reliable aaa' Efficient Drivers 561 DQ? We Appreciate Baylor Business PHONE 282 BELTON, TEXAS Pg 293 a lor ollege -for CAD Baylor College is a member of the Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools, as Well as of the American Association of Colleges. QBD With the prestige that a degree from Baylor College for Womeun gives to you, opportunities for service are ever at your door. Win one of the three Academic or three Fine Arts degrees, and you Will have accomplished a thing Worth While, for Baylor College is thorough in its Work. Christian men and Women of the highest type, who have spent their lives in specialized study, make up the faculty. QCD A foundation of educational and cultural success stands behind the girl who possesses a degree from Baylor, thus equipping her in every Way for success in life. BACHELOR OF ARTS BACHELOR OF JOURNALISM BACHELOR OF SCIENCE FoR FULL INFOR J. C. H A R D Y, BELTON, Pg 294 Degrees Mean More CDD It aims: Q1 C25 C35 -for to create a wholesome, stimulating atmosphere in which there is suf- flcient freedom from restraintg to develop self-reliance and initiative' to develop Christian character, in order that each of the six degrees may mean more to their possessorsg for the all-round development of self- reliant, capable, and cultured young Women is a necessary accompani- ment to a Worth-While degree. BACHELOR OF MUSIC BACHELOR OF EXPRESSION BACHELOR OF DESIGN MATION, WRITE A. M., LL. D., President TEXAS Pg 295 Qfy-LL Baylor Girls will tell yoa fwlzere TGM HUGHES to go and the an- EBUPSHAW sfwer is always the .fame HUGHES-UPSHAW DRUG COMPANY THE MOST UP-TO-DATE PILL SHOP THE MOST MODERN COCA-COLA STATION THE LATEST IN DRINKS, M-B ISE KREAMS AND ICES IN THE BEST TOWN IN THE STATE OF TEXAS Serfvice Om' llflotto HUGHES-UPSHAW DRUG COMPANY PHONE 315 BELTON, TEXAS Pg 296 owhxhwfifhen A Gif! I-Ias once secured a bank-lnoolq, she is often eager to add more money to her account. Thus, little by little, she acquires the habit of saving. She should he heartily encouraged. THE PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK BLLLTON, 'ricxas DAVIDSON'S STUDIO 'LY0111' Blur' B07l.7Z,EZ 1JlZOZlOgl'CZjDfZ6'7',7 Duplication of all Por- traits ancl Views may be had on application at this Studio. ' EARLE W. DAVIDSON Proprietor .KTTMISS X OUR Fashionable I , Mlllmfqvif Trims satisfy C'Quality, 'Style and.Workmanship77 the MOSt FaStidiOuS A ' , ' A V ' Whims I 'HEMSTITCILING I ' 5'1f CUT FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS' - PQIPLANTSW .DAVE sc JEFF ' . 1 . I, 1 x I , -r' CENTRAL IAIIENUE A, BELTO-N5 TEXAS I Bclfbeff , . V . . 1 . .. r - 1 . 1 'X g 297 fezyler girls ezre W eleome Here EVERYTHING COMPLETE IN THIS STORE DRUGS, DRUG SUNDRIES, SODA AND SANDWICHES PANGBURN'S CANDIES Agents for BELL FLORAL COMPANY FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS SERVICE-QUALITY-CoURTEsY TO EVERYONE We Deliver PHONE 248 HARGETT DRUG COMPANY THE BELTON NATIONAL BANK BELTON, TEXAS ESTABLISHED 1854 There is No Substitute for .Experiertee THIS BANK has an unbroken succession in business for three-quarters of a century. The banking public is respectfully invited to consider this fact thoughtfully when lodging their bank accounts. All business transactions absolutely confidential. GHENT CARPENTER, Cashier W. VV. JAMES, President Pg 298 GUEI-7Y'S FILLING STATION ACROSS FROM PAIKK I-IOTE1. Lczrgefz' and Moyt Modern Fzllzhg Sfczfiofz in Bell County . . , . Prompt and Ejlfzwzt SL'I'Z'ZC'L7 LOCAL AGENT FOR PIERCE PETROLEUM COMPANY PHON15282 GUEFY'S GARAGE ACROSS FROM THE INIATATORIUM REPAIRING AS IT SHOULD BE DONE GENERATOR AND STARTER WORK A SPECIALTY EXIDE BATTERIES AND BATTERY SERVICE PHONE247 ROAD SERVICE Thereif Vim In 51 Swim VIS f T L The BELTON N ATATORIUM LLARGEST indoor swimming pool in Texas, containing clear, sparkling, artesian Water, testing 99.6 per cent pure. Pool emptied, scrubbed, and re- filled each day. Also modernly equipped for giving all kinds of liot and electric baths, including salt rubs. You will al- ways find the attendants polite, cour- teous, and glad to serve you. Spfcial P1'iviZfge5 to Baylor Girls R. L. ELLIS, JR. Sujozrintevzdent l Pg 300 FOR STYLE, QUALITY AND COMFORT IN SHOES A WE HA VE THEM Also HOSIERY I , sy 9 'N , W I Y I , PRIpCE'SPOT CASH'SHQE OUSE- ' BELTON TEXAS THE BELTON JOURNAL CO77Z77ZFl'C'Z.U! P1'Z.7ZfE7'5 SELLING AGENTS FOR ENORAVERS, ENIBOSSERS, LITHOGRAPHERS, ETC. PHONE NO. 66 J. H. JAMES Sc SONS GOOD THINGS T O EA T We appreciate your patronage 281 CENTRAL AVENUE BELTON, TEXAS MODERN EUROPEAN PLAN The T116 PARK HOTEL MOTOR COMPANY ROBERT HARRISON, Prop. Authorized CHEVROLET IN Dealer The Playground of Texas ' , CENTRAL AVENUE BELTON TEXAS BELTON TEXAS Pg 301 AFTER YOUR EDU014 TION- TOUR HOME SHOULD COME FIRST Home is the very foundation of happiness- It must come jimi if the family is to have the best endowment. Any Invmzfment in cz Home is cz Worthy One ANYTHING THAT CONTRIBUTES TO -THE COMFORT -THE BEAUTY -THE CONVENIENCE IS MONEY YVELL SPENT Home is the Key to fncifpendence The life goal of every man and Woman is financial independence. That is not attained through rent receipts, but through home ownership. IVIAY EVERY BAYLOR BELLE START ON THIS ROAD Now THE NEW LUMBER COMPANY Good Lumbwfof' 27 Yfars B E L T O N W. E. CLINE 35 SON DRUGS, TOILET ARTICLES, STATIONERY AND SCHOOL SUPPLIES B ELToN TEXAS LADIES, READY-TO-WEAR, MILLINERY, SHOES, DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS GENTS' FURNISHINGS C. P. LITTLE 81 SONS ffngzmu can Dfpm-mm Sm-fr' Pg 302 mad something to tell, NEW YORK If I I I would not whispei it into a ii ell, But seek the IVIanager of the Blue Bonnet, ' F V --1 f d d Y, ' oryouean suiey epeln upon 1 IVhen with them you a vertise, Thev are sure to brmg the prize, 'When I need work to keep away the blues, , , , I advertise, they bring their shoes, -N Wlanflfadzmgu of And when they find the bill half their expectzntio T' N C A N D X7 They apply the balance on their education. NS I C. A. W ILBANKS BEM-ON TEXAS Tom RIELOT BELTON JOHLIR.FELLRATHf Tzkmer and Plumber ALL KINDS OF SHEET METAL WORK, VVINDMILLS, PIPES, ETC. Plumbivzg Tf1czz'Pfea5e5 PALACEIPHEATRE WHERE ALL BAYLOR GIRLS GO The Home of High Class Pictures Complimenfr of KIRCHNER'S SANDWICH SHOP The PRINTERY TOMMY cox EAST STREET PwQnti11g That Pleasesu u STOCKING JEWELRY STORE Gzft Shop BAYLOR SEALS, CLASS PINS, SOCIETY PINS and RINGS, and BAYLOR JEWELRY and NOVELTI ES Call or IVIail Your Order Bring Us Your Repairing BELTON TEXAS Pg 303 57 .F .I ' - ' ' , fi U ,, A ' 4 8 gllllllllllll Illlllllll llllll lllllll ll l lllllllllllllll D IIllllilIIllIIIlllllIllllllllllllllllllll V! 'Y Illllllllllllllllllllllllyfg 0 W . , V E . W. A ' , ' W I EMPLE .f '2- W L .P , .Lf P19 Av ' V' Y I no I Zlnlnllnunnn lll A mlmnummmmulnnumIlunmmmnumnnmmmumu mmlunuunullluulumnnmnmmulumllfs mf I R716 EITY NATIONAL BANK A TEMPLE, TEXAS ES? Q X Q1 OFFICERS CHAS. NI. CAMPBELL ......... President HARPER STEPHENS . . Active Vice-Pfwideazt A I. H. DAVIS, IR. . . . Cafhier ffI,ffi5la11t Caflzifrx W. B. GLASS V. C. NORTHINGTON DIRECTORS CHAS. M. CAMPBELL J. H. DAVIS, IR. O. F. GOBER THOS. C. HALL R. E. KLILPATRICK J. B. IQREUSCH A. J. :KUYKENDALL C. RODDY HARPER STEPHENS D. E. TEMPLE W. F. XVAYLAND Page 304 gy.,- ? nitfkn in ng fggfl 'jwy ERE you see the faces 6142 gi of some of the staffs f n1vers1ty and Col ege Annuals 1n e1g' t 'cates who ave demon stratecl t1'1e1r confidence 1n our servlce 1:1115 year Jn past performance s shown beyond doubt that they are Justine in believ ing' Leadership and Kraft Built to be synonymous. This Annual Printed and Bound by THE Hugh Stephens Press Kraft Built Annuals JEFFERSON CITY, MO. gf an ,so 'Hu S KRAFT BUILT .na TR DITIO L. swlaco crafltsma to RADITION -inspires - every give -to-every detail- 02-fthe engraving' art- a - painstaking pa ient-a, ention-that - lend precious -quality- to - his workmanship efgfzgfqj-P SGUTHXVQESTERN ENGRAVING COMPANY rom XVORTH - HOUSTON - DALLAS XVICHITA FALLS - TULSA - ATLANTA Through the Years- UN AND ON, cloggedly, faithfully, ever res eetf l, ever C urteo s, for 1, nearly afquxteigggy, ie've E you. For twe- o years 'gefufve trusted us-3 1 in you is uuslialcable. Y . J T tg. SOUTHWESTERN TRANSIT COMPANY HRt'de the Little Street Car A NA TION- WIDE I INS TI TU TION - OUR K J I E I 22152 ll :f . - n Ili T xl I h vz s are reatest TEMPLE, TEXAS BAKER BRoTHERs EAT AT THE- Building and Painting Contractors Oflice in the Farmers State Bank Building PHONE 2652 TEMPLE, TEXAS TENIPLE, TEXAS P g 305 20 FIRST NATIONAL of TEMPLE, TEXAS CAPITAL SIO0,000.00 SURPLUS 100,000.00 OFFICERS F. E. DOWNS . P. L. DoWNs . J. G. CHILDERS . . C. B. HUTCHINSON . . . JAMES PATON . . L. BURR . . P. L. DOWNS, JR. . BAN K . . Prefident Vice-Prefidevzt . Vice-Prefident . Cafhier Affiftant Cafhier Affiftant Cafhier Afxifzfavzt Cashier TEMPLE TRUST COMPANY TEMPLE, TEXAS Oifers 7Q, compounded semi- annually on your savings. 510.00 or more accepted. Your money is your brains, blood and heart-power coined. we DQ' F SAVE ITAND WISELY INVEST IT I'I. C. GLEEN, Prefidevzt VV. S. ROWLAND, Secy.-Treax. NIISS ERMINE DAVIDSON, Ant. Secy.-Treaf. Page 306 W v my f 5 .ps sph A I xf Q You'1li Like Our ii ' Candies 4. 4 P4 X Q1 , ' ENIPLE Candy Company's choco- 'lates have a Havor and richness that make them distinctive from all others. W'hen you buy the Temple-made can- dies you are guaranteed against every- 3 lt' C thing adulterous or injurious. ,Q If you have never eaten TEMPLE CANDY CoMPANY,s superlative chocolates and ya- W bon-bons, you have missed one of, the - - ,, r 1- good things of hfe. I I r ff DJ Cali for TEMPLE CANDY ,G'Oh'IPAN5i??'f iiJ dy by ld jpt b t can name an' aece no su sfil E tute-thepe is none. A W W uf' 1 JJ . ' C if I i as 'M asf ' Ia 0 . .-'- y .I -'mr A i, B i ff i 1 W fs ' ,, A lf' A 'if , -fi Yu 'fly Q, ii ' A ' i i ' -J A . C J J V, Q N fi I Us I, 0 .i ,fr 'ii ef' A W f 1 , AL A I J' 4,1 , FTENIPLE CANDY CUMPANY if TEMPLE, TEXAS. r ,walk Arwi if f as DJ-if , fax- Page 307 THE HOME OF PURE FOODS THE THOMPSON GROCERY CO. WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS OF ACORN BRAND PLOUR, HALL GOLD CANNED FRUITS, THISTLE CANNED VEGETABLES, 44MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE AND TEA Y Ask Your Grocer for the Above Brands and Secure Satisfaction TEMPLE GATE SVILLE c'Sajr If PWM Flozoersn FLOWERS are the silent messengers of friendship and deep sentiment. Theirlanguage is never mis- understood. They are appropriate for all occasions. WVe are at your service for your every floral need. TEMTEX SEED Sc FLORAL CO. I4 E. CENTRAL AVENUE TENIPLE, TEXAS PHONE 3418 BELL ICE CREAM and BOTTLING CO. CALL FOR BELL ICE CREANI Every Time, Everywhere A Smile Always Follows the Spoon PHONE 573 TEMPLE Pg 308 1 I .f TEMPLE DAILX' TEMPLE TELEGFRAM TEXAS s A I w 461716 Taper PMN? fha CYf6ulf1fz'01z PUBLISHED 'EVERY MORNING l M6l71bE7' Associated Press Mezvzber Af. B. C. The Telegram features more Bay- lor College items than all other papers in the State combined. RODDY BROTHER DEPARTMENT STORE T E NI P L E , T E X A S THE FRIEND OF EDUCATION Featuring HIGH-CLASS WEARING APPAREL AND DRESS ACCESSORIES for GIRLS WHEN YOU CAN NOT VISIT THE STORE IN PERSON, SEND YOUR MAIL ORDERS AND YOU WILL BE PLEASED Pg 309 MCCELVEY-HARTMEN A Exclusive Ladies' Sem WE APPRECIATE THE PATRONAGE OF THE FACULTY AND STUDENTS OE BAYLOR COLLEGE TEMPLE, TEXAS Compliments of PARKER STAGE LINES DEPENDABLE MOTOR TRAN SPORTATION TEMPLE TEXAS Compliments of GHEEVES BROS. COMPANY TEMPLE, TEXAS Complimenzf of J A R R E L ' S DUKE Sc AYRES, Inc. 56 Zo 506 Department Storef STORE NO. 34 BELTON BEAUTY PARLOR 305 N. RIAIN STREET EUGENE AIETHOD PERBIANENT YVAVE Everyflzing You Need io Blake You Beautiful BELTON TEXAS PHONE 77 MCRAE'S MORNING GLORY TEAROOM NOVELTY AND VARIETY STORE '4The Place Where Baylor Girls Eoin HTILE of BEZLOTLH BELTQN TEXAS P 310 Jllllllllllllllllwlllllllllllllllllll ll Hllll Illllllllll IIIIII IllllllllllIIMllllllllIlllIIIllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllillllllllllflll ll llllllllllllllll llllllllllllllllf 2 , TI ea 'T if W A C o 'L A to WI!!IllllllIIIIIlllllmllIIIIIIllllIllllIIllIIlIlII'lIIlllllIlIlIIII IIIIllllllllllIllIIIIlllllIllllllIlltllllllllllllllllllllll IllllllllIIlllIIllIIIllllllllllllllllllllllll llllllllllllllllllllllilllll lllllllllllll ge HIGH CLASS APPAREL for College Pffeezr I-IE SANGER STORES specialize in Blisses' and Juniors,Apparel T-modes especially designed for college wear. Styles for Sports Wear, for general wear, for street, for afternoon, and evening wear. Charming dresses, wraps, hosiery, footwear, gloves, neckwear, under- finery, millinery, and all accessories of dress. The newest modes are presented in the Sanger displays at all times. INfIail Grders are Given Prompt and Careful Attention QUALITY, STYLE AND RELIABILI TY S A N G E R B R O S . 'cfofwemi l7f'z'tlz Texas Sivzee 18537 WAco DALLAS FT. WORTH WACO NEWS TRIBUNE LARGEST DAILY NE WSPEPEJ-2 -'T PUBLISHED LE CENTRAL TEXAS LEADS IN ADVERTISING ALL THE NEWS FIRST AND CIRCULATION THE HOME PAPER IN WACO AND CENTRAL TEXAS ITE!! iprmfmg 555 Sfezfimeiyf Company INIANUFACTURTNG STATIONERS , L NVACO, TEXAS I EVERYTHING USED IN AN OFFICE A 311 G-MCE' WHERE I WHERE FULL 29g5iiE?Q?E55EE FULL SATISFACTION SATISFACTION FOLLOWS ff -r FOLLOWS EVERY EVERY TRANSACTION ' - E- TRANSACTION ' THE ambition of this store is to render a service in merchandise which leaves nothing to be desired. Our steady growth is a tribute to this policy maintained for more than four decades. We invite you to make this store your shopping headquarters. sa be E GOLDSTEIN -M IGEL CO. WaeO75 Greatest Department Storev PHONE 36oo VVAco, 'TEXAS Gayle Trrrrrirrg CO rrrpemjf Producers Of Superior PRINTING, BOOKBINDING and ENGRAVING Special Attention Given College Requirements WAco, TEXAS QA'mreObIe fgfe Irrserrezrree Company of WACO, TEXAS Q LIBERAL POLICIES OF PROTECTION FOR ALL MEMBERS OF TI-IE FAMILY Pg 312 ADKINS-POLK COMPANY Wfzolcsalc G1'ofm'5 FT. NVORTII DALI,,xS NVACO BOXVIE WICI-IITA FALLS DENISON GREENVILLE D'i.fZl'l'bllI'0l'J' DEL MONTE CANNED FRUITS mfzd VEGETABLES, SKINNER,S MACARONI, LIPTON'S TEA, 'WELCH PRESERVES, CRISCO, IVORY and P. tk G. SOAP, 1897 COFFEE, AUNT JEMIMA'S CREAM MEAL CAWNINGS AND POROH CURTAINS NEWEST PATTERNS AND DESIGNS TO HARNIONIZE WITH YOUR HOME CLIFTON MANUFACTURING CO. WACO, TEXAS C'Lcz1'ge5t Manufactfurers of Cawom Goods in the Southn ITS THETASIE THAT TE u.s W .B M-B ISE KREAM COMPANY . WACO DALLAS Pg 313 I-'.f-if -' G QI 1-A W . N - Sf 3 . f I, M . , - X4 . Z E Wm E' I W 3' F . A ' If -l I c' L U A , flflze K Qqendo CQmpmzyS J, , gm 7 WVESLESALE X Q V A E A , GX Y, A A PRODIQCE and GRO-CERS' SUNLDRIES A 2 7 Wallys., Y if- xi, A y Q , , A 11 A A Y- A ' U y WACOE :TEXAS I ' Q3 1 1 . 4 A 1 :-H - V YOURQSTAY iN 'THE QITYmJWITIi,A SOUL7, WILL BE MORE ENJOYAEQQLE Y . , Q IE YOU HAVE YOUR MEALS ., ,. 1 U . ,W ,, A I E Y' ,Mat the jf ' E L ITE ACA FE Q 608-1.0 AUSTIN AVENUE, 3' , . I X WACO, TEXAS , X ' cg 'Wh 4 ? ' fp o Q DEPENDABLE ECONOMICAL. QOQPERS BESTBQSCQFFEE X.. A , e' , ROAS'I:ED AND PACKED BY 1 MThE Coopnewr Grocefy Company ,F E ' vq A Wholesalf Grocers cmd- ' Cojre? Roasters A Q 25 K, J .N 'CQUALITY TELLSW Pg 314 R. T. DENNIS 81 CO., Inc. ' of WACO, TEXAS U ,55 Recognized throughout Central Texas as 5 home-furnishing specialists of unusual id' . 5.2, ability. Forty years serving the citizen- Wi U J 'm 'v ' ship of Central Texas in home-furnishing Sufi . needs has established a record for this .mn U -Q store that We treasure very rnuch. l i Evnytliivzg Nfrdecl Zo Fzcrniflz Every Ti ' Type of Home E7ZfI7'KZy' Comjnlffe -G'T' ON EASYDIVIDEND PAYMENTS HOTEL RALEICH WACO, TEXAS Your .Umdqfz.z.a1'le1'.v-Always W'eIcome Fuuinpoor JOHN DOCKERY, .Mczvzager A . .TQ iff' fi'wfa 11 J I -'Zi'1 ' 'ii D I Q . i- C'0ml0lzl1ze1zf.s' f az 1'il1fg'ef1Q2 I 1 A 1 ti -s..s'.f:.'si,1i-cz up 1 1 i 'Ag ii V I V: XL W .J The D. JUNE MACHINERY MACHINERY and SUPPLIES CORNER FIRST AND FRANKLIN WACO, TEXAS Pg 315 H. H. SIMMONS I JOHN G. READ THE SIMMONS-READ COMPANY FARM LOANS and REAL ESTATE HILLSBORO, TEXAS Coiiveyemeeffs-A l95t1'eieter5-Noiezries Public HILLSBORO COTTON MILLS Manufaetic1'e1'I of COWBOY AND ALAMO BRAND DUCKS CAPITAL S3oo,ooo.oo HILLSBORO TEXAS L. C. Beauty Shoppe VVACO, TEXAS S oLYMPIA S E C A F E li S! HILLSBORO,. TEXAS I I Speeializiiig in T C SANDXVICH ES, BREAKFASTS A and LUNCH ES R SATISFACTION Y E Waco Electrical Supply Company JOBBERS--RETAILERS Everything Electrical and RALEIGH DRESS SHOP at a new location NORTHEAST CORNER 7TH and FRANKLIN V FRIEDKlN'S Weleonief You Wheii You Are in Waco Radiol' SPECIALIZING IN FRENCH MODELS OF DRESSES, 616 AUSTIN AVE. WACO, TEXAS HATS and CO-ATS Pg 316 Q P39 ' q ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' W 2 DALLAS lv 2 1 I ' Sv v.: V4Tl+'nHHl llmlnlrllllllll lllllllmllllmln!nlllllmmnumlmlnllllumluulllllnu M Corn lirfz ents gf R.: E. BURT 81 SON A A INDERELLA if k 0 OT-LS OP ' T, A tx 1615 Main sa E - FEATURING STYLISH SHORT SWAMP FOOTXVEAR S A ' AT ONE PRICE-3310.00 A A Mail Orders Given Prompt Attention , R V I ' ilu Maha A 'F - A I - THE STORE WHERE 5 Service is a pleasure V ELM THROUGH T0 MA?N L Courtesy a watehworaf E DALLAS . Satisfaction a creed Pg 317 'C THE COLLEGE LINE7' DOROTHY PERKINS TOILETRIES THE knowledge of hygienic laws and the obedience to them is admittedly the chief reason for the fresh beauty of the girls of our American Uni- versities. Skin hygiene is even more important than general make-up, and intelligent care of the skin requires a thorough cleansing each night. Dorothy Perkins' preparations are most popular among young college women who study beauty culture as a science. It is from this popularity that it has become known as the College Line.', For the sake of your health and beauty, you can not afford to be without Dorothy Perkins Toiletries. Get them at your favorite drug store or toilet counter. 'ii DOROTHY PERKINS COMPANY DALLAS ,gg ATLANTA You fire Gozhg Forwara' Or Backward-- WHICH? No person can stand still always, bal- ancing income against expenses. If you are not saving money, you are probably going in the opposite direction. SAVE IN THIS SYSTEMATIC 'WAY Based on an earning of 812, per annum compounded semi-annually, which this association is regularly earning, your- S5.00 per month will mature 51,000.00 510.00 per month will mature 52,000.00 525.00 per month will mature 55,000.00 Y DALLAS BUILDING Sc LOAN ASSOCIATION Total Assets Over ,Z.1,000,000.00 DALLAS, TEXAS 1319 COMMERCE STREET Page 318 4 MMMMMMMMM MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM MMM MMMMMMMMM MMMM MMMMMMMMMMMMMlvlMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMIAMMMMMMMS MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM TAKE A WEEKLY TRIP HOME OVER THE TELEPHONE. From Cl College Gwl s Dww Wednesday, March F1fth telephoned home tomght and tal ed wzth Mother and Dad They both seemed so glad to hear my 'uotce I m gomg to telephone them Tegularly herea ter Mother told me all about but let us peep no further 1nto the young lady s personal mernolrs just th1s l1ttle glunpse tells us that here 1S one of those College G1flQ who are so thoroughly modern 111 everythrng they do-even to the1r method of keep mg 1n touch Wlth the people at home They make the most of opportun1t1es and get the most out of college Are you one of the thousands of Amencan College G1l'lS who find encouragement and msprratlon m Weekly telephone chats W1th Mother and Dad? SOUTHWESTERN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY 'Qu nnlullulmvvl wwwwwwwwwwvl lmwwwvlwwwwWlnllnlwwvlwINwwwwwlvvlwwwwvlwwwwwwwwwwWWWMIUIWUUINWWWVIWIINWWWUVVIVUWWwwwvlwwllwliwwwwmlmolnwml wwwww W J l A Arn nn lvl lm I 5 5 , E I E E 5 . .- 5 , E . 5 - ' 5 ' . - 5 . 2 . s ' - E E , . . E E ' ' . l E s A qw 'no - ' 5 . pq-A 0 s 5, 5 ' E qw. .,r 5 s . - V S I ' E . 5 ' . J 5 .- 5 - I 0 5 v 5 . 2 - ' J 5 E E E A , L vu ww w A Page 319 TEXAS and Your Future Graduates this year are fortunate in enter- ing the business and domestic life of Texas in a period which is witnessing' the greatest progress oi their State. Long an exclusively agricultural State, Texas has stepped out to build within her borders industries suitedto her resources-mineral and agricultural-in order that the growth of the last decade may go forward with even greater momentum. The Texas Power E4 Light Company be- l lillllllllll li 1 9 o tuulllm . ,Q . 9 . , l'eves that Texas is to develop rapidly and that the future Prosllerity oi Texas lies in G A-L'-4 the development of cotton textile mills and other industries. This company is always in readines? to assist in the growth of towns and cities o which it is a part. The latest addition to the power sytem of 1, this company is the Trinidad generating sta- , gm, on the banks ofhthe Trinity River in 5 enderson county, w ich is shown in the -3 accompanying illustration. The two smoke l stacks reach 390 feet in the air, the highest i W in the Southwest. This power plant and O , other plants in the Texas Power Ed Light 1 3 ' Company electric transmission system were built to provide the kind of service which ' Q large industrial customers demand, and also V - supply home and business houses with an abundance of electric energy. y - 4 Texas Power Ed Light Co, 3 , ' ' Pwviding for the Texas of Today ' , Planning forthe Texas of Tomorrow ' Q ,. ' 1 C , , Orig -, x Ulf only ....-1- 4 - - .x ' -- if - Aw. ,. ,S-.: X , as .. 'l W-1::jgZ1:r::::ztiiistizafiis-t - 2- , EE' -2 '52 'Mf g -: i t - --ru . Q si A st 's ft f- -. 5 2' 4 is S51 - ' F 5. ff . EE fiffle -flf 1' 3121331.52 if-iiiilii. i of cwzii 2 W' 5-g:.:.gn-r.-.-vin-T534::.g:1:.:q3:-:gr-Eggs.-.Ta ,,fgk1'3'-235373155 Q, i E 1. . ? ,, F .V I. il ,o.-dbaaz? -El E:-I. Q l1 5?'---fd 5 .f '?:1 5Ef '??1:2l A ' E' 2:-.f H - '.- -: -f r I' 0' A :pi 2 E 3 E. 'Qi' - ea S' NW Ada '15 1 F75-'Z',17if I5 452W :'21g'i!' 1553 J- T '--E : 5 - ' , - A f In ' new EES' 1 5---1 . Meets Xt X1 LN-xif.f4 ' ' - H TQ 1 , s- ., Xi XMNYSE5 -XX X s-- F. i -if I f -my ,k'2m. 'lCetc,mEx xx X xx, V mx, -a-L ' W- .. -. 3 1.1-,A V V ---14324.-Tv 4 ' Q - i ps , I .. 4 J: gy-!m::,,T-f , Q : - ' - ' ' k .- I i i-,H ,gn s ' e - ' T' 3' 5' ag- ,--,..,,-gi, H , - . . , - 1 ----tt' ....., .... . .....Y Th4?, -,.45'., Q .KV-, .- In l -if 4 5 . 1, y ,lf -...,,.., , , Q-H ,-5 -E V? 2 l . --'fo ' - ' -of '52 . 2 - ll ,rf I 1 Q5 --.- -. , , N lp A JKVM. ,fl ss e f- , X -i wwf! , 3-' 'F XX x XX ' X ff J -1 Z ,.a X X l X, 1 f , f - ... -W - 5 F A rl wffffif 7 'Vie Page 320 .L Tile SHOP WITH J sour' - v . :R , L ' - I HAVE assembled in Dallas the largest and best stock of Stand- ard Vocal, Piano, Chorus, and Or- chestra Nlusic in the South. Accounts solicited with all Schools, Teachers, and Nlunsic Students. No order too large nor too small A to be handled promptly. 1 E. G. COUNCIL c'The Music Man ' BUSH Tif:MPLE DALLAS t ,. Pg 321 NATIONALLY NATIONALLY ADVERTISED PRICED Choose Your Piano os the Artists Do FOR its enduring purity and resonance, for its perfect concord of resonance and action, the BALDWIN is the choice of exacting musicians the world over- on the concert stage, schools, churches, colleges, and institutions, and for the home. In any Baldwin you will find a new revelation of your musical dreams. Baylor College uses and endorses the Baldwin exclusively. THE BALDWIN PIANO COMPANY FACTORY BRANCH ' Reta1'l-Export-Wholefale IOI7 ELM STREET DALLAS, TEXAS 1872 1927 ELIZABETH AUSTIN7S NIARINELLO SHOP AN AID FOR EVERY NEEDH A Shop Iylzfrf .Efciency Reignf Ylfc Specialize in Permanent Waving. IVe do the New Vita Tonic, If.. Fredericksv Eugene, The and Vapor Permanent Marcel-II aves. Cozrzplivzzevztr of Of THE SQUTH DR. H. W. BOUNDS OPTIMIST AND OPTOMETRIST A u.BOu7LdJ'7 Prrfert Gloria 55Ym'5 of DALLAS, TEXAS Service Y Complimentf of Tonnoffoo Qozrzof 86 DALLAS, TEXAS I-IDW. CO. DALLAS Page 322 W T .ij.'ff315?Eff72lQ5i,-Q THE MODERN H YMNAL T The IVorld's Cheapest and Best All-Purpose Hymnal. Q 448 PZlgCST4,SS Songs-Scriptures-Orchestrated for IS mmm instruments-Round and Shaped Notes. Printing Or- Mwjiialw ders for I50,000 Iirst month. ROBERT H. COLEMAN Edifor, Ijllbfl-.V!IL'7', and Diriribufor SLAUGHTER BUILDING DALLAS, TEXAS DEI'OSITORX' IXLSO IN CHICAGO II? you want good book service, why not order your hooks from your own Baptist Book Store? IXVC have a large stock o1'Bibles, Testaments, lfiction, Religious Books and others that would make good gifts to yourself, your relatives and friends. XVe will take pleasure in sending our latest book catalogue upon request. .Xlso our holi- day catalogue containing a large assortment of Children's Books, Fiction, etc. Please remember that this is the olhcial Baptist Book Store of Texasg it is owned and controlled by the Baptist General Convention of Texas and the Baptist Sunday School Board. Your orders and communications are appreciated. The BAPTI T BOOK TORE IOIQ NTAIN STREET DALLAS, TEXAS QPlff1.fa 171511114011 flu' Blur Bonnrl in your CONlNI1l7I1'L'HfIi07l.f TEXAS PRODUCTS for TEXAS PEOPLE BRoWN'S LIBERTY BELL CRACKERS, CAKES and CANDIES 52. ,, ' o as 0 :a 1-0 UF- lllBERTYBEl.L 917,940 e Q5-evllmnvil Y, ,, 3 O mi. i M, . fr JD - W., - . Y -0' ,QA f- 'J :'i5 -q ww nuimlylb c4As.TE'l'P' THESE products are backed by thirty years' experience in Baking and Candy Ivlaking, and many of our employees have been with us through all these years. BroWn's products are made from the best and purest materials obtainable and are tested in our own laboratories, many of them grown and produced in Texas. ' Every known modern equipment, as well as up-to-date methods are employed in the most efficient manner to make our products absolutely wholesome and pure. BROWN7S SALTINE FLAKES THE IDEAL CRACKER DELICACY BROWN'S FINE CANDIES Include a complete line of 5c Chocolate Bars and Let's Go Call for BROWN'S QUALITY PRODUCTS BROWN CRACKER 81 CANDY COMPANY SUNSHINE DISTRIBUTORS IN TEXAS 1.4.5 Page 323 , 1 JMD 5 , In Nw j , , I vi, I 'lllllllllllllllll IllIllllIIllllllIllIIlIllIllIllllIllIIlIllllllllllllllllllllll IllIllllllIllllIlllllllllIlIllllllllllllllllllllllllll I Illllllllllllllmulmg I I WW 1 uf .I I FORT WOR I H J ,.......................... .... ....... ....... . ......m....w..... ......... ...,. ....... ........,.,.... u.,. M. ,,....,.,....., ..,.. . 9' FASHION POINTS THE WAY TO THE WOMAN'S STORE The Home of Modes for Yonng Women With I 'Distinctive Taste is 55 II-IETHER-,you S6514 to fmake a purchase or simply Wish to see the styles4We cordially invite you to come in and go through all the differehf' departments. I Yoh will hnclhevery section of the store fully stocked .With new mer- ,X Chandise, Carefully selected, and brought under Une roof for your critical--inspection. - I T' ll ' TH in ii I J The Heart of Ft.'Wo1'tTi's Shopping District HoIUsToH,1F1FTH AND Mm FORT WORTH, TEXAS T THE 'T f ,T -4 FORT WORTH , KING of 1 4 g.,f I a GIFTS LEADS f EDUCATION HEALTII AND INDUSTRY Y '14 ' 7? .X 'f Q .4 W7'TfE ,,'lCI-IOCOLATES FORT WORTH , for A-MERICAN QUEENS Chamber' yfCofnfnefee P 324 xx Page 325 Slllllllllll Illl ll ll I llllllllllllllll llllllllll Ill I IIIIlIIllIllllllllllllllllillllll I IIllIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIVIII llllllll Il llllllllllllllllllllll I I IIIIIIIllllllIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIQ H um llllllllllllllllllllll mm nmnnmnuunnnmmnnuuummnn l ea .-1 ' 556 - 2 5: Zi A P w 2f3?6fE -5 ily ' Y y 3 ww: 56:1 f Q-1i,,,,, E , WMQN' Ex ' -1 9 ': i' 5.3 mil' , 1 -ji Q 1 A , ' iyia'- ' C4,,,,,-1 ' l5CfDfd1'H liunsaizyynfaxnofoxlppllgij i3l11'irrnlkQczi1 wiidhmfg -gruwwsmwsg gg HDTGDQUUCQSSZU 5 f27Q'f6a.rf0ff.fPf4b dd715677 -gf Meikfffkbbidfiqfgf ii? ' 'ww' 3-TE QESTABLISHED IN :ees .115 CELBEQQURCES 543,qO-Q8-2 flip :- i?fJ ? l'E1EEE F' T' 1 ,wfmsm-Q ., 11QmlJi1BA1WIi.Q - a ug VI GZ -1- . .Zv X X X X , TON ' .... .. ,.......... . ........... .. 4' . f I NEW and BETTER TEXAGO GA OLI E AFTER years of research and experiment, The Texas Company markets a NEW and BETTER TEXACO GASOLINE. A scientific victory which makes an im- portant contribution to driving pleasure and economical operation of the automobile. WHY IT IS BETTER: I. Distillation tests prove it. 2. It is uniform in quality. 3. Vaporizes Where other gasolines only atomize. 4. It is a dry gas instead of a Wet gas. 5. Combines desirable qualities of all gasolines in one. WHAT IT DOES: I. Gives you a quick start. 2. Gives you a quicker pick-up. 3. Gives you more miles per gallon. 4. Gives you relief from carbon or spark knock. 5. Gives you better lubrication. Stop at the first TEXACO pump you see. Fill With NEW and BETTER TEXACO GASOLINE-and TEXACO MOTOR OIL, the clean, clear, golden motor oil, known everywhere for its quality and full body. You will notice With pleasure the improved operation and condition of your engine. THE TEXAS COMPANY R Agents Everywhere Pg 326 WIIEN IN HOUSTON - STOP AT The BENDER HOTEL r v ' Ifll' IfIvc1fIIOfz'If01' Lczfflfx J. E. DALEY, IVIa1zage1' ? ff F IPS: 33 32 L I if I E. QE. Munn Qinmpanp , in II01z5Z011'5 I7cz5tf5t Growing Department Store VALUES BUILT IT SALES PROVE IT EVERYBODY KNOWS IT V HOUSTON'f, TEXAS xg, COMPLIMENTS I of ,I I JESSUQ H. JONES I f Y. I Pg 327 J TS I , . T Q , ,,.-' Rkiky Q I 3' No n VY ' T' ffl TX V: A XS 'Nw X J NV ' . xi nf ' 1 -V. ll Rf. xx 1 f A Xa . 5 - I j. ' ' ,f Ng, 1 J bg l X N, 5,1 , 3, 41 xl' S- if J Y XT ,,,,Q, E' Sl, S X ' TWO OF HOUSTON'S FIN-EBT HQ,S'4ELKlBSN B55 Zhf-ff EEN- MILAM A 1 -QT S, ' , The SAM HOUSTON I ' TKEXAS a1zdlCRAWFORD PBAIRIQ3 'AT SAN JACINTO ' A ,, . 'N A 'I' , ' T xl f' -A , , A 5 A ' ' Q xllliicellent 1, , -' ' CAFES ',,,.,- ,1 . 5 J ---- -' - '- ' , f.p5..f-gl , ',Adj'Oi7'Li7'Lg 1 A 'Z l J , YJ B' Q?Vh6I'C A F MN -' 1 ' . 5555 il 1.7: -.5 ' HSLY meals 1555 Beg ,sill - are served sl 5: lg '-Al-W lysis ' H5555 l S Jxyo 'J M in , S . REASONABLE B ' . B ' PIEICES' N' ' ev : '4,,w,,3QE :- ' S S! 2 5:5 ,1 3 ?E'?5T1 J Garage: . 14.5 12115-.. 1E. Sw .ggi 9 -A 'l'Lg4'l': U S RATES 'F' 352.00 to 52.50 B' , 250 Rfmms - 250 Baths ' ' RJ Beautifully Furnisheil A .5 ' Ceiling Fans + at VH, FM QAUQ il nslegllmglllklifi MIIB E l -5 llglw'.5'l m l ' f wr Qj M 4 L J E . TNR I 5,9 imiiglwxg ,rx ,175 mmm B E B llllllllllllll L . ll' -All EM A- H , E 5+ ll aiu E J . -, -Aff. E ,bitifk '+V ,gi-lg'v X l X f ?5i ' ,fi 4'T ,452 X 5 lllllllllllllllllllhvl' , 1,5 ,lllllllllllll I., Pyw., 5 ' . 1 'Tu ff -nm? 'xg KN K zoo R,mIHS-ZOO Baths N A Tub Or Shower Jlfvery Convenience- Cirfiulating Ice Water fe 'N A fayimgfcz by CYLEARY, MICKELSON Ek HALL ' .Q B ,fe XS I-I YQ I 5 B -X ,fl I Remenlbef TTllaz' Glow' Foffzmg Reguzqki hrzfz' -7 ' 42 ON SAVINGS, Q I K ' , K--A . -A , The TNATIONAB-4'lBxAbTl0f CGMMERCE Thr C01,w't65y 5 . HOUSTON, TEXAS I EVERYTHING TO WEAR FOrQMOther and the Girls --also 'the BOYS LEVY BROS. DRBYSGOQDS COMPANY HOUSTON, TEXAS W ,5 . 5 N v Q, Page 328 COMPLETE BANKING and TRUST FACILITIES Resources ...... 83 ,9I7,097.57 Capital ........ 300,000.00 Surplus ........ 200,000.00 The 1'E.S LlZl of only .fevefz yearf offaitlzful fcrvicr' .QI Ip.. San rzmzia Tm!! C' 0775061707 HOUSTON, TEXAS .QI Ik.. Real Estate Department offers, among others, the following high class subdivisions: SOUTHAMPTON IANDOR GARDENS MONTICELLO XVEST EDGEMONT CHEVY CHASE RICE COURT 1'.'1v'1 '- - uffsrwihii f'zfeH-um. '- -,. . 9, ,, , ,. . Ji. Q ,VZ tw.,-.. NJ ,, , ,, .5g ,.y ,,'f.ffA-zly, f, . fcgfifziffnf x X - in uf ' rf' 1 xi-, H ,r mi, f f. : w gfyg, 1 0 :QF :iq4qgqvp.y,. ,A ,yr1'- - . 7? ,-.-fm-2 'Wifi I Emil ' ini' 115511 1 I 5 q . nr rf, Jkffff ugh +1 - ,312 .-.. .V Sw z- ' V1 'il .:.....f:i'1QE!1gyjg gf-33:53-z-55 f 1 ' '-Tii rzszui-,fi : fi fwfr. :ww - f --- ff--A Q , -. fi , A 'V .,...,:v3-- .rw I .4 n--'f.,' , , 'ff WT, 1.1.5 Wiiiliii Q -Awww The RICE' HOTEL HOUSTON, TEXAS 33 1,000 R00Ms X 52.00 PER DAY AND UP Q6 B. B. BTIORTON, Mgr. SOUTHERN YELLOW PINES SOUTHERN HARDWOODS FOURTEEN SAWMILLS 85,000,000 FEET IN PILE KIRBY LUMBER COMPANY General Ojfces: HOUSTON, TEXAS P g 329 2131 HARRIS-HOHLO COMPANY KCHEART O' HOUSTON7, SEMAAN . ORIENTAL RUGS ART OBJECTS 'ir' DECORATIVE LINENS I and LACES Y Six floors, mezzanine and basement, entirely cle- votecl t0 the sale of W0men's and chil- ren's apparel and accessories. An institution dedicated to the Effdblifhfri 1896 higher idealf of rnerehandisingw IOOQ MAIN STREET PRESTON 1780 HOUSTON, TEXAS . QOPPOSITE THE RICE HOTELD TRY FLIVOLENE IT WILL STUP THAT CHATTER HUMBLE OIL Sc REFINING COMPANY HOUSTON, TEXAS ANGELINA COUNTY LUMBER COMPANY KELTYS, TEXAS MANUFACTURERS OF LONG LEAF YELLOW PINE LUMBER - AND TTMBERS Uforty Years of Service to the Southwest Wholesale Trade Pg 339 F' Iii av. V4 li 2 ai l I lily! ! llll lflllnfllll lmm llllll llllllllll Illlllllll KN Illllllll lllllll Illlllllllllllll II Illl llllllllilllflulllllllllllml llll lllll llllll ll lllllllllllll lllll Illllll I ll a? I 52 rl? L GALVESTON l m . in E g ui , D L-WlnInl l'lllIlll llllllllll Illlllllll llllllllllllll Illlllllllllllllllll Il Illlll lllllllllllllllll Illlllllllllll llllllillll IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIST COMET UNvi1T-TiPIiE?D RICE Cookx Light, l7f'hzfIe cmd flaky IN THE first place, it's different -21 change. You can always have it in the house. It's easy to prepare-no scrubbing, paring, mashing-and it cooks in twenty minutes. Dry, flaky, delicious, with melted butter poured Over, it can properly be used as an accompani- ment to any meat Or ish. And if you are Hshortw Of a main dish, and the meat or fish can be creamed, Comet, -as 21 vegetable, can be piled in a border round about, and used to extend the costlier food. COMET RICE COMPANY Succenor: io SEABORD RICE BIILLING COKIPANY GALVESTON NEW YORK EVERY TRANSACTION MUST MAKE b H 'Galveston A 'Invites You r , CLARK W. TOacOme and enjby the A dv if r d b T H O M P S O N a anfQieQQf,hff Y COMPANY PRINCIPAL RESORT GALVESTON, TEXAS Chamber of Commerce . , GALVESTON, TEXAS ' wzth cz Personalzty , A Department Store G Compliment: of A - Q I ROBERT JOLLY ' . BAPTIST HOSPITAL V HOUSTON, TEXAS MAIL ORDERS Given Prompt Attention 4 9 D Complimenlf ofo A GUARANTY NATIONAL H Q BANK 'I OR RETAIN A FRIEND 4 HOUSTON, TEXAS Page 331 if , 1, NAVAL.. E 0. EDUCATIO DUCATION is the raver by which the human race has been lifted from savagery to civilization. For slow ages, man, worked upon by the forces of self-discipline, has pushed upward through darkness to rest at last upon the fulcrum of a new dawn, with all of life spread conquerable before him. Superstition is giving way to reason, prejudice to justice, disease to health. No longer do plague and famine stalk the earth, or old hates, warring for lust or power. Horizon boundaries have faded, making one great workshop of the world, where the brother- hood of humanity strives together to fashion from their common heritage peace, prosperity and progress. And as the race, so the development of the indi- vidual. Every man and every woman is endowed with potential greatness. This capacity for service, given to each of us with the breath of life, is like the glint of gold in dull ore-a raw product precious in theory but useless in fact until extracted and given utility form by some external process of manufacture. This process in the case of the individual is edu- cation. God creates. Man, of his own efforts, perfects. And we, to the extent that we develop our per- sonal faculties and give of those acquired powers to our fellow-man, become instruments of that progress which is part of the divine plan and the sequel to creation. ss? THE SPACE AND THEME ARE CONTRIBUTED BY A FRIEND, AND Fon THE BENEFIT or BAYLOR COLLEGE Page 33 2 W1 W E SAN ANTONIO 1 lei nqnnnnuuunnnnununxnrnnunnnlnun n uxunn mnmun npnnnnnu :mu nnnu u nnnuunlnunnnnnnuxnu num lnunnnnnunn nlnmuxllmml uunxn mnnmnn unxnruuuunuu mnmnm uunvu Immunm llll ummnu lullu Immnummnmmnnnn HERTZBERG' x787C'6!E7'5' and Sz'lfvef'wzz'ffz.r Since 1877 Q If I J' RC FOR EVERY GIET OCCASION- XW ffm A THE CORRECT IFT AT HEIlTZBERG7Sf ,fffav ff ' ,J 7- Lf J , 2 . V , ' ' J ,if'Jv,'- And each al-t1Cle, large Or smzmx f' with that subtle mark fmypp ' lence t h a t h a s distingy-isheff 4' lx 'ff 99 ccHCTtZbCfg7S Giftsw for near1yf57'v' QTY Q Q Ji vxf- Z, ,mf half a Century. ' I ,jx E, -if' f' TR I I 'J f jf rf' -. 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The markets of the world contribute of their best for these products, while their uniform excellence of character is insured by the skill, science and care employed in their preparation. SPRAGUE, WARNER 85 CO. cH1cAoo They are different. ejlfQ0CCZC'JA6!f r owe p W6 p GOQIS TO THiE'LAbf1 DRO.P 1 T E eCilJIlEEKi-NEALT T ' . COFFEE CO. L ' if I-loUsToN5' TEXAS' T X' Page 338 Fmfemizjf, foliage aw' 675155 fietnelrp COMMENCEMEN T A N N O U N CE M EN TS AND IN! 'I TA TI ON S Jeweler to Senior and Junior Classes. Statiouer to the Senior Class of Baylor College .QQ 553522 ,U . Y f' LQ of BALFOUJR COMPANY A ,llfanufcfczfuring jewlelerf and Stationers ' f lAT'TLEBGRO,f MASS. ' . f I, , A J- ' .J , ' ' ASK ANY COLLEGE GIQEEK , ., ' xl if I P 339 ll 1, , f 9 J f.. Qmzfiy Firrt-Theft sqm r'iCOIVIPLIMENTS OF, A I , I FRIEND SNIARWTLY CUT.CLOTHES V . for A COLIIEGE MEN f 'i Q , V, v ,, ' w fr 'Whfhef frafheffi I Fo RT WORTH ' TEXAS ,Aj . PAUL SCHULTZ . I 'NEW BADEN, TEXAS GENERAL MERCHANDISE ' HAGNES' DADH The only Ladies' Specialty Shop in 'Waco extending Baylor Stu- dents the courtesy of a discount. J. C. CHURCH I RAILXVAY EXCHANGE CHICAGO, ILL. Instructor, The Oxweld Railroad Service Co. . HWILLA IXTAEiS DADH Sachs Speczczlfy Sh op Ready-to-Wfar cmd lllillinerys NHARTZET I, ,, for Those Who Care , . . . . . ragrant Skin Lotion. Full information given S15 AUSTIN AVEN E for Q. stamp. Discovered by Mary's Dad Tl M WACQ EX Address: SMITHAS DRUG STORE No. A 901 INDIANA A 'XVICHITA FALLS, TE ' 1 037' ivg,i,,f'fiqfy f VANS 'iwxryg' V,- iff ff WM meh Mllfgliffgf if il fi Pg 340 X FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES MAKE YOUR I-IOME AND GROUNDS BEAUTIFUL Plrwzlmg Plczm Ilffacinf-Alsk for Catalog We pay express THE AUSTIN NURSERY F. T. RAMSEY and SON AUSTIN TEXAS STOP AT- THE DRISKELL HOTEL AUSTIN, TEXAS WITH DAD'S COMPLIMENTS DR. J. C. HARDY BELTON, TEXAS L. M. DAVIS PORT ARTHUR, TEXAS HEDITHIS DADI' PRESIDENT BAYLOR COLLEGE KITTY'S DADH AMERICAN NATIONAL INSURANCE COMPANY GALVESTON, TEXAS All Kinds of Life Insurance I'Except Bad MERT M. JOHNSON, Impzczfor HOCTOIS DADH c W. M. BALTHROP MARIETTA, OKLAHOMA COTTON SEED AND GRAIN KCLAIR REECEIS and CI-IRISTOBELL's DAD REV. L. D. WHITE BEAUMONT, TEXAS PASTOR IVIAGNOLIA AVE. BAPTIST CHURCI-I URUBIE IVIAE'S DADH W. B. BURGESS I32O MARCUS AVENUE ST. LOUIS, MO. SCREEN MANUFACTURER cgROBERTA,S DADH O. L. ALEXANDER Secy.-Treas. and General Manage: DILLINCHAM Sc ALEXANDER BRECKENRIDGE, TEXAS ICE and ICE CREAM MFC. CO, IIVIRGINIAIS DAD, I REV. J. R. NUTT LUFKIN, TEXAS PASTOR FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH uANNILENE,S DADU Page 341 WITH DAD'S COM PLIMENTS L. E. FINNEY Baylor University WACO, 'TEXAS Executive Secretary J. VAN WAGNER PLEASANTON, TEXAS GENERAL IVIERCHANDISE 77 Editor Baylor Mommy DoRRIS' DAD HMILDREDIS DAD J, L, DUNN GLOVER C. POLLARD CLOVIS, NEW MEXICO DELco LIGHT-FRIGIDAIRE Dnzler HIVIARY ToM'S DADH 2017 CADIZ STREET DALLAS, TEXAS QUICK SERVICE CAFE 4'LoNITA'S DAD 77 JUDD E. HOLT MCALLEN, TEXAS PASTOR FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH W. E. LECKIE TAMPICO, IVIEXICO COMPANIA PETROLARIA HNIARTHNS DADH AGYVI. S, A. ':BERNIcE'S DADU JOHN I-I. COVINGTON W. D. BAGGETT 520 South Street SOI Union Depot Building SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS GALVESTON, TEXAS Bexar Co. Commixfioner LAWYER I-IOp,TEN5E'S DADI' HALYS ELIZABETH7S DAD7, J. M. MOTHERSI-IEAD RALPH WATSON SAN BENITO, TEXAS BOX T23 OZONA, TEXLXS A TTORN E Y jUANITA'S DADH R.fINCII.1IAN 'WVANDAIS and GUSSIE,S DADH R. B. STRAYHORN TRANSCONTINENTAL OIL COMPANY FORT WORTH, TEXAS Illafatlzon Pelroleum Pfoducff KELIZABETI-I,S DADH J. H. MERCER TAYLORTOW N , LA. MERCHANT and PLANTER ':LINDA'S DAD 7: ANTON WELANDER 417 SAMPSON STREET HOUSTON, TEXAS WVELANDER MATTRESS VVORKS HGLADYS' DAD 97 B. C. IVIARTIN 407 National Bank of Commerce Bldg. 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