Blue Mountain College - Mountaineer Yearbook (Blue Mountain, MS)

Text from Pages 1 - 117 of the 1925 volume:

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To 'f OUR FATHERS' WFKEE LOYAE HEARTS HAVE EVER BEAT WITH LOVE 'Fox us: W1-1osE sELE-sAcR1 FICE HAs wow THE,AD,vANTAC.Es WE EN- JOY3WHO,FAWHFULLY COURAGEOUHX '3'ENDE.RLY, HAVE STRIVEN TO GUIDE us ARIGHT, WE IPEDICATE THIS, ' THE FIFTEENTI-I VOLUME OF THE M O U N T A I N E E R 4, iii-V lllllllllllllllllllll lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllll IllllllIlllllllllllllllllllIllil lll!llIllIllllIlllIIIIIIIllll 'Q X X , J 5 p ,Y ,ff A Z A7 fl! 1 ff A f ' '..,,ii.,. I.. I ,Q -I f-- ,i , 53: . 2 WL if . V: ' ' X I , x fr i' V M .Q ,paves QQ: Z ' - , I ff , C' f f-CZ' f ai f 1 'I I 'Ill' llllllllllllllllllllllllIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllm mmm mu I QQNTENTS mummum 1 r uumuum I I num 1 llllllg A my ' .. Boox I .... -...,qUg..,.- .........CAMPUS Chapter I . ., .,...... , ..... Views Cha t per II Chapter III BooK II . . . Chapter I Chapter II Chapter III Book III . . Chapter I . Chapter II BooK IV . . Boox V . . . Chapter I . Chapter II 'GCU Officials I' lty ............CLASSES .. . College Classes High School Classes .........Fine Arts . . . EBRGANIZATIONS Religious Literary . . . . ATHLETICS . ...... FEATURES ..........,Seasons Campustry . llll lllllllllllltllllllllllllll t..v' JlllllllIllIIllllItIII!ltlllitlllltllllltlllttttttllltltllllltttlltttlttttttIIII I nur? 3 1925 A .Gif 1 u n f mx 1 'Ulf M t 1 ' Uh N 0 N ffjp Z9 4 er , . lk . , o QS Jus A In mmmlmnmmmm c'0,,mlm 'HhnnnhmmQxX51 ll mmulIlllllunununnmu nuuummummn IIIlIIEi!Z2S!lEiiIIE?liiH1IQIIIIIIII . r' li' lllhnulll' IDIS--' 13 1 I X TL. 45X , ME T: 'F i! I ix . ' 1 .gr '4 4 'N 'Q l , ' -1 7? ll! 1 N .2i'9.K'.'-3'xYi ! EL' I wr 'turn-- ' 1 emi , ....-..-: l.5.5 I H U aes! ibn XXX: 9325 ' . kv as Q' I - I . ,1j-g ji..,,x X Q, - , , Qs-., ,U K 5, ,.. W , nw,-,gg ,..f 4 ,,,.-' ,,.-,, M,-,-,'.,' Wxfwf :xg X, . . 4 3 ,V fig? M l Q, ll , - 1 -H, - ,ff .. Z ,J H ff f - w.-Qwifu .f ar it qyfitz .ax 4 , . -vu. - n . Q-iq' Lv 3,,,,,1,Qe1w' ,m mn nun mum , Il ll 0 1 xg JIJX Illlllllllllllllllllllllllllll lllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllunlmllllll null!llllllnnmnlmm 'film 5 X fllllllllnllnllllllllmu IIlunlummlnlumuuuuuml mm mm g 4 ll ml I um nn I mmlnlnluu . , , , . A ' fo Mountafneer , . 1 9 2 5 GQ . ' - ,, - ' A 35 YVILLIAM TYNIJALIC LONVRHY Przsidenl Page clnfvcrz '3Z43l.GBff Qamnnuinmmm: luu0,, X Mountaineer WZ ' a 1 9 2 5 -1 Wt , , , . 5 gr A g , . . s,.m.nxw Q Q 0 .A-INWA i vulmmllnnuuumumnummmmnuuniniIuIInnnunumunummann-annum flaw, NWS,afllllIIIIlllllllllllIllllIlllllIll'lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllillllli I 1 llllllllllllllll' 1 0 -A V ,Q ll ulmmmnu 0 .-Y 0 An Appreciation of Dr. Lowrey OR twenty-seven years Dr. W. T. Lowrey has been pres- B ident of Blue lilountain College. That he is eminently E5 qualified for being a college president is shown by the fact that during his presidency of Blue lVIountain College the Mississippi Baptist College at Clinton, lVIississippi, called him to its presidency, where he remained for thirteen years, L after which he was recalled to resume his position as head of Blue Mountain College. i Under his leadership our college has steadily advanced, until today it stands in the front ranks of Southern colleges for women. Dr. Lowrey has ever held a lofty place in the affection and appre- ciation of his students. As the head of the college he has exhibited qualities of executive ability and leadership that have largely made the institution what it is today. As a teacher in the college, he has shown high scholarship and teach- ing ability. As a man, the girls have ever admired him as the embodiment of all that is chivalrous and manly and noble, and in him they have ever found a sympathetic friend and a fatherly counselor. For a Blue Mountain girl, wherever he may meet her, he has a kindly light in his eye, a cordial hand-grasp, and a bright, cheery word, and it is easy to see that for them his great heart beatsiwith genuine, affectionate interest. We desire, in this simple way, to place this modest crown upon the brow of our honored and beloved president. r Q-agp 'bb-nu-.., Page twelve 1 lllll Ill , xwamxulxxmunl un llhul0,,,lll sx ' 0 Olin Cl77lee7' s y 3 05 Eilif, . l if I V Y gg- , A Z do qJL!N,A 0 il Vllllllllllllllllll IllIllIIllIllllIlIllIllIllIIIllllIIllllllIIItllnllllIlIIlllllllmllnlnulmux dlllllinm IHIHHHHIHINWXS5 llllnmlIInIllIllInIIInulllmllllulllllllllllllllllllllll lllllilllllllnllulnulllnlllun' .nf V' 0 ' COLLEGE OFFICIALS Mr. C. C. WVhite, Business Mmmgm-rp Mrs. M. L. Bvrry, Ludy Prlnvhml: Mr. Roswvll Lowroy, Donn: Mr. M. L. HIIYIHP. T?00kkPGI10l': Mrs. M. L. lfluynlv, Assistant Booklu-over: Mrs. Booth Lowroy, Llhrn- rian: Mrs. Gssrtrudo Lyla-H, lhlud Nurse: Mrs. U. L. Harrison. Asslstunt Nurss-1 Mrs. XVIH Th-rry, Mrs. Lulu ,Covkroi't, Mrs. H. M. Svhllllng, Mntronsg Mrs. T. C. Lowroy, Religious Dlrm-1-tur. Page ilzirlzwx I I I X 1 A... .1 V ,si .1 . Qy:v4.f , ,- ,ff ,, -f' .,'O N s -1 w 1 - l xm,,,.uu1unm-mm l,,,,mI - 0 , 1 1 - 1 9 2 5 Mountavneer 0 5 'Q , 1 5 F - S' 1 , IL. 1 , M . Qi -Jwgm lllll I x I ' X ll J Illll IIlllIIIIIIIIlIllIulIIIllIIIIIIlInlnmnlgI111I1mlIIH1IIInI,HImm,,,,,,,,,mmux 6 111111111 nlllllllIlllnnuQXBv lmllnlllllllm llI1anIII1Inululllnllllllllllllllllllll InlIIllllIllmnuluulmlnun O f hx Faculty VV. T. Lowruzv, B.A., M.A., LL.D. ' Mississippi Collngeg Union Unlvc-rslty. Psyrhology and Elhifs Mas. VV. T. Lowkav, B.A. Blum Mountnln Collvgo: Summer Term, Nvestvrn Kvntun-ky Normal: Spring and Summer Term, Nor- mrxl Collv1.:e, Lvlmnon, Ohio. .'1fifhlllI'fil', Moghrrrrafl, Sofia! Edumlion CEERTRUIDE Lowauv Grmlunlo Blue- Mountnln Collugug Pupll ol' H. A. Ks-lz-log XVIII, II. Shvrwooclg Mrs. Shurwoomlg New Enp.:lnu4l t'unnn-rvutoryg Frau Pl'Dl'. Brandenburg, Lunmlung lla-lnrlvh Barth. Bn-rlln: Leopold Godow- Hlcy, Vh-nnng llll'Ul' ye-um study ln Eurnpv. Dirfrlor of Musicg Piano MARY ANIJERSIJN, B.A., M.A. Blum- Mountain Collvgug Gvurgn Peabody College for '1'a-nvllr-l':-u. Eduzalmn R. G. LOWREY. B.S., M.A. Mississippi fiollognp Gnome Peabody Colle-gn fm' '1'em-ln-rr-xg Suunnvr Tc-rm, Columblu Unlvon-ally. English NANCY FARLEY, ILS., M.A. Unlvvrslty ol' Mlsslsslpnl. English MABEL HUTCHINS. B.A. 'Blue Mountain Cnllvgo. Malhcmatics CLARA L. NlCOI,AY, LL.A., A.M., Ph.D. St. Andr0w's Unlvvrslty, Sr-ntlnndp University of Pmlxmylvunln. French KATHIJQEN, KELLS, Mosnnmi, B.A., B.M. Plunn and Pipe Organ, Judson Collegn: Postgrad- uate-, Judson College: Summer Mn:-1t9r'n Sc-hnol, Chl- :-ngo Musical College: Pupil of Guy C. Alla-u, Xnvur Schurwenlm, Clnrenou Eddy. Pianaf Pipe 0rgan,',Hnr1nony Page fourlun I1 4 !jf5 6 Nff . munnmnlu, ' I ow ul lull Mounta1neer 5 9 UI' 1 9 2 5 N em lug Q, Q3 JLIS 4 ,GCS x lla , 0 Aff Q: , E QV 5 f 5 ' Q , - , W 9,1 ' - - - mlHmmImmun'mmm'mlmnummnIm'ummmImmmmumunmnmmumv 1,,,,lm lmiyxsj lllmlmlllllmllnmnmu mnnunnnnllllulluullnlmulmnl nu muunuunn Page nineteen 0 ll ummmnu CE- fl lo' Q U I5i15PS'iIQD'R ., B J . , ,,Munu mnru ,, I Nunn J! i I In 9 5 I s Q o AJX X. ' 0 Mountarneer V I 2 ri 1? 5 , A . A ,Ni A , 0 I I lx S5 i 1 14 I ullIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllnulnunuIIIIlIIlmuInIIIIIIlmmulunnnuunlmnnmnnum dum Illl llllllmmm n ix 4l1m,m.lIIHInmmmmmumnnmmmummnmlmmnnmnun nmummm. 0 MR. AND MRS. R. G. LOVVREY Senior Sponsors LUCY CARI. Wurrlz MARK LEONARD LowRlaY Senior Maid Sffllflf MUJf0f Page twenl y , ,3..36f3:fgMZ,n,,, Mountarneer 5 : 1 9 2 5 q E? 'Qi' . - ' -lbw v - lk JLN va, Q2 Adv 4 IllIIIllllIlllllllllllllllnunlunlmllullnmnmumuummunlnnummmnmnunm '1m,,,, mmmmm m xxX llnnunnnnnununmmmunnnnumnnmnulllunununmum u umnnm i 1 0 ANN LOUISE LEMASTER, B.A. nA'rnsvn.Ls, Mlss, EUZELIAN Vnrslty Bnslmtbnll, '24: Tmmls fthnmnlon, Doubles., '24: 1'l'0Ml'l0l1l Euzvllnn Lltornry Soc-lety, '25g N President Senior Class, '25p Vive-President Athletic Assurrlmlon, '25: Joke Editor Euzellnn Star Staff, '25g Advertising Editor Mountaineer, '25g Transfer lllllnmn, '23g Euzellnn Programme Committee, '257 Miss Euzelln, '25. Yen, Loulne! Yen, Lnulr-ae! XVo love you'-'we love you-we love you! Wo are buck ot' you ln solid force! Louise rules the Senior Class ns its Dl'0Sldl5llf with dlbrhity and perslunalve power. Xvlth what power she rules the lll0l!lh0I'B or the nuts:-ullne elnss, we will give others the pleasure of saylng. Sho ls one of the most universally liked glrls in B. M. C. l Page ilwenty--one ' X I X 1 r-ILM o we 11,54 YlllllllllllllIIllllllllHulllulunlllIImmmmlnmluununlmn nunlnu umunmw 001 y ' WI! ll I ll' 6, lllllll ,,,,,,,,,,,,m n Y lmInuumuInannuunan1ummunnumnnnumnlnnuununnum-nunmunml - V xQmb I Z H U, f Mountafneer 1 2 5 E ' gf' EY l . A J Y V Y ' . ' 1 1 N Ab, - K v W 4 42+ DOROTHY CORINNE KING, B.A. CAMMIE LOISBAI E,,lB.A., ILE. NEW ALBANY, Mxss. wmofr , . nuNoMxAN ,, EUNOMIAN Lmln Club, '22, '23, '24, '25, Lntln Cant. '22, '23, '24, '25, Prvslrlc-nt Ln,t.ln Club, '23, Golden Juhlloe. '23, Eunomlmx Cust, '23, '24, Pro- pcrnrnmc Crmnnlttc-0, '23, '24, '25, Chairman Pnrsonnl Scrvlrro Cnmnllttoo Y. VV. A., '24, Vlou- Prenldunt Junlnr Class, '24, Sorwretnry-'frvnaurm-r Eunomlun Sou-luty, '24, Advertising Editor Mounmlm-or, '24, Proprrmnnm Commltts-rs Y. NV. A., '25, Preslflunt 'EIIHOITIIILII Lltnrnry Sm-lusty, '25, Editor-ln-Chlel' Mountulns-cr, '25, Tlmro urn sovr-ral Uurlnnr-s--tlm ulllm-ls-nt hust- nlans-lllm urlltm' nl' thu- nnnunl, tho 1-luvl-r Hvlmlau' of the vluss-rnnnus mul tho buhhllng glrl that we love 171391 ol? all. Y. XV. A. lk-lm-pcntv, '22, '24, fflxrlslnmr-1 Cllll- I' tum. '22, '23, 'Z-1, '20, lilns:-x llllul-1' hum lor, '23, Golflun .Iuhlll-4-, '23, Eunrmxlnm lust, '23, '24, '25, lvlunomlnn Gll-u ftlulx. '23, '24, '25, lluha-mIu.n Glrl f'm-st, .'2'l, Frm-nu-h M!lHflllI', '2l, VI4-v-l'rosl- all-nt mllllllllllilll Lltm-r:xl'y Ho:-ll-ty, '24, lla-lgll ts lil'Vll!NV St:ll'l', 'Z-1, Vlvl'-l'rl-slcll-Ill. Atlllvtlw A-4- Hrwlntlml, '24, l'ruslclrent .lunlor Class, '24, l'rve4l- dl-nl lllunmnlnn Sm-ll-ty, '25, Vlr-4--l'1'4-sldl-nt Ss-nlm' rilusr-1, '25, AHHflK'lJI.tl' l'lrIII.m' Muunt.:1ln- us-r , '25, Miss lfiunumln. '25. - Snmu aux: horn with ll, Hmm- numuI'm-turv il. hut. UlLlIll!lll? hm-1 uljvnyx-u haul ll. -l'Jl1HYl,IlI lN'lllllY- l!:umnlu, wlth hor Hl1lll H und sun- shlnu, wlll ll-uvu Bluu Mounlnln :L rlmwlcm-r lnluvu when sho goes. .1 Page twenty-two fl ' ww' -Mfr 1 fl: Mountarneer 1 xnnunnullnulllll luuf ALJLK 0 0 ILS 0 ...H - 00 , , , . .V 2, ,L 1 E -A7 S 1 . 2 , S ,, V - , - - . ,lmImmmumnmImmmlmInIInHInH'mmlmIImmm .nmImmmmmlmmlx 6'1,,imlm Hnlnnnumnwxxaj llllun1nlInInnnnnmunnnlnnnnnnnnnlulnllnlllnlnunumu-nunlnnnnu X 4 +94 N0 ' My . VSJAIR, B.A. NELL113 MARGAREI IIUGIILY, 1s.A. UMAS, Miss. 1. COI.DWA'l'liR, Miss. Monmmm ' lf' MODENIAN Bnschnll tonm, '21-'22, Group Unptnln B. Y. P, U., '21-'22, Basketball Tarun, '22-'23, Chair- nmn Bible Study UOIIHIIIHBO Y. W. A., '23-'24, Vlun-President Morlcnlnn Sovloty, '23-'24, Group Cnpmln B. Y. P. U., '24-'25, Sewrotury Modvnlun soclegy, '21-'26, President Y. W. A., '24-'2lS. WVlth Mny Eval wn nlwuyn nssnvlutn nolrlu- nnss, kindness, und dignity, hut not the lonst. of her charms in hor hvnutlfnl mind. Thl'0lll.'Cll hnr brown oyr-s Rhino!-1 the ll!-fill of U10 H0Ul full nf lovu for everyone, whosn yvnrnlng Is sntlsflvd only through snrvlvc for otlmrs. But her lntvl- lnvt might seem vold, und hor kindness olllulous, lf back of lt' we did not see just-Muy Evol. llnsmlmll 'l'1-nm, '22-'23, Mmlr-nlnn Cust. '22, '23, '24, '1'l'l'llNlll'0l' ol' Y. XV. A., '23, Rom-xnhm Girl Cust, '24, Fr:-m'l1 Cust, '24, l7ln'lstnm,s Unn- tntu, '24, I1l'0Hldl!lll Modvnhm l.lu-rury Son-lm-ty, '25, Annunl Stuff, '25, Sa-1-rut.n.ry-'l'rousurvr Svn- lor fllmle-1, '25, hll'lllhf'Y'HllllQ Comnxlttuu Y. XV. A., '25, Prnslda-nt B. Y. P. IL, '25. 'Fo Dr. ,ll:Lt.1-ln-r':4 nnmnwnt, Sho wlll nmko sums-holly ll good wife-, wc: ho:u't.lly ngn-1,-. It snmns to he nntnrnl for lu-1' to lllllllf-ltvl' to thu slvk und 1-lu-nr llw Iona-ly, whlln the rout, of us ure sm-ldm: plc-nsurv. NVQ- rvnwmhl-r with what Vim. Viktor, and fun Shu purformell hm' mnlunl work as Photogrnpll Editor. Page twenty-lhree J 4 , L, A, U ,, ,,Guuin. -null: lm, tt , f' , 0 Z xx o -11.15- , . -t ff,, - 1 9 2 5 Mountarneer S 4-Z7 : W, . , 1 Lf ' K , , 4 A , I tx 0 0 , - K I - IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHlltlllllullnunnulllmmmnmmlnmmnllnmnmnluunununmu 601 muuunnumi 0111111111nmunmnnnnunnuuunmmulllunumnlnnummuuunmnumnmm X l 1 l ANNIE MAUNEY, B.A. GLADYS It nuns MouN'rA1N, Miss. BLUE Mou f1'31,:4igQ3iQVf1ss. IEUNOMIAN EUZELIAN llonm S:-imma Dlplnnm, '23, Latin ffluh. '22, '23, '25, Lntln Cust, '23, '25, Mr. Guyton hzu-1 snld tn u:-4 .that thu loving Glnclys nlwuys docs what sho thinks to lm lwnrt ls the homo-nmklng lu-nrt. lt Huunm tlmt hor duty, ovun though ln the face of adverse God, cluf-1ll'lm.: to plm-0 ln thc' world it porfor-t vrltir-lsrn. Vt'c ull wl:-1h that wo, llke Gladys, home-mukur, :mule Annlu Munn:-y. In thu midst of her sc-lf-l'orp:utful duvotlon to those :sho loves, shr- has not furpzottnn how much vduvu- tion vountn for ln th0'wnrlrl, und she is vom- plotlm: hor cullc-ge work with high honors. dwult nn ful wlu-tlmr Hmm: of us would ho ns obedient to nll rule-H my x-:lm ls. Ill-r drmmnsutrntod nhlllty to wrltu nmlmn un wundm' just what Hurprlsnn ure yvt ln storms for us, und what triumphs are In storm fur her. thu opposltu hlllg howcvnr, lt in doubt- Page tfrizenly-four 1 v' +I! J xx W: 1 N 1 ts pi' ,F ' X . Mountafneer Q IB G NK' . ,muunmnnl ull' HHH tow 'G7 ' n 'fo 59 0 Q zux x 4 A 3 Q0 ' o ' Y Z 1 E 17' : ' X , 2 ' S , , 1 - -v - Y 0 Q mlHmm'HmmmInlmmImInHInummm'mmmIInmu'mmmnmmmmmm g'l1,,,mm Hnunuunumixxsj lunuuunlull:nunnIumnulmInmnllmllmnInIInummnummmumnmn l 4 IDA VTOLA SARLES, H.A. STARKVILLE, Miss. MODENIA N Tmasurer 13, Y, P, U., '24g President Moden- lnn Literary Society, '2-lp Modenlan Basketball Coach, '24, '25p President Athletle Association, '24g Modenian Swimming 'I'lfllm, '24, '25i Mis' slon Study Leader, '24, '25p Class Cheer Leader. '24, '25g Latln Club, '24, '25p Presldent Latln Club, '25p Latln Cast, '25p Athletic Editor Moun- tulnegr, '25g Business Manager Mudenlan Lit- gy-ary Suelety, '25: Senior Tennis Team, '25g May Queen' '25- Although Vlola came to us last year from a sedate Eastern college, she has swept us off our feet like a wholesome Western breeze. She has mlptured our ndmlrntlon by her genulnoness, re- Sourr-efulm-ss. and flne SD0l'tSlYH1l1SlliD. HAZISL LEE BRELAND, B.A. corFmsvn.r.E, Miss. r HUZELIAN Euzellan Baseball Team, '22, '23'g Gum,-U Ju- bllve, '23g Euzellan Cast, '23, '243 Bngkotmm Team. '23, '24, Costume Rm-ltal, '23, '255 130- hemlan Glrl 3 . '2 - ' f . . ' fait, 4, Lumllan Swlmxnlnp: flfflm. '2-4: l'halrman Program Commlttee Y. NV. A., '24, '25g Vive-Presldent B. Y. P. U., '24: Vive-President Euzellan Literary Society, '24: Eumqilln Swmllllllils' Team, '2-lg Euzellan Pro- gram Cmnmlttee, '25g Joke Eclltor Euzellan Slllfl '255 School Cheer Leader, '26g Presldent ,Euzellan Literary Sow-lety, '25g Literary Editor Mountaineer, '25. Hazel will have :L rlvh llfe: llvlng to her ls sur-h a glorious sort of adventure-and she has helped show us the beauty ol' lt, too. V :- Lf l . '.,.,.,, V - l- I e ,F V ,ER . -swf - ' 2 wlgf' :wha-fw L t an ,- L ' ,'Lf5fZ+f'f?'- f 4 .. Q, xl K V ' ' . . 4g,kg',f,, qAW.6mf'f . Rmumunummuu n,,,f,Nl ' 1 9 2 5 Mountarneer S 'ff' ' Q, we An- o ,f 2: Q 5 .j A E l s 1 e - ax, , - o Q Y- .A ulllllllllllllltnlllnnnnnnunnm1I4nmnmmmnmuunumInuIIIIIlIunll-Il llIl'l bd 'l 'VL' ,,,,m,,,,,mmQXl5,olllmuunmmnnununnmmmmmnmnlmlummuunmmmn n mm mlm , , , - o , - 9 l l NANNIE BELLE WEBB, ILA. BLUE MOUNTAIN, Mxss. MODENIAN Ser-retnry Sophomore iilmsrl, '22-'23g Mozlenlnn Bxuwbnll Team, '24-'25. Seriously thoughtful, modestly rotlrlng, yet lnexpre:-mlhly deur, Nnnnle Belle wlelds the svepter ol' wleuloln nmong the Henlora uf '25, However, we :lo not resent her nuthorlty. he- vuuse she has nmhltlon without Helflshmess and friendship without mvorltlsm. Hur llfe is n perfert chord, and lt:-I lmrmonloun sweetness wlll he felt in the llves of all who have known her lnfiuenf-e. r , EVELYN HENDERSON, B.A. BLUE MOUNTMN, Miss. EUNOMIAN Eunomlnn Bnnkethnll Team, '22: Eunomlnn Baseball Team, '22, '23g Eunomlun Glee Club, '22, '23: Golden Juhllee, '23g Junior Rerltnl, '24: French Mm-xque, '24g Aecompunlste Teachers' Recltal, '2-15 College Orchestra, '24, '25g Soclety Duy Aceolnlmnlstu, -25. Evelyn! The very inenrnutlon ol' muslcul artistry: n personality that seems to be quite apart from the aordld, worldly things of llfe. So seriously earnest ls Hhe that her greatest charm is lost upon the cnsunl observer--tlmt unexpected tour-h of whlmslenl frlvollty. The sum total in u wholesome, whole-aouled girl, and who could help but '1ove you, Evelyn-all the while. X , Page twenty JH - 1 , v- ' L 'x -A x funismfv , ,,3.t....mmu....mm h1,,gNI Mounta1neer 1 .9 2 5 . ,1 1 E J 5 ' fx, 1 , Q4 X QS JLAXWA , illllllllllllllllllllllllIllIIInllullllllllllnlllllmIllllnu1InllullnIImlllnnnuumuuui 611111111111 mnmmunmixx l1,,,,,,IIIHIIIIII1I,I.I,I,IIH'mInUIII.'HulHu.lUmmmlmmummmmmmmum , V 9 , BETTY MAY COLLINS, B.A. LEWISBURG, Mrss. MODENIAN Le Cort-le Frmwuls, '22, Clam-x Vlve-'l'rnsldunt, '22, Bmwlmll Tn-um, '22, Goldun Juhlloo, '23, Class President, '23, Modnnlun Cust, '23, '24, Smwretury Modunlstn Society, '24, Frulwll Masque, '24, Lltc-rnry Editor Muuntnlnver, '2-1, Vlce-President Modcnlun Lltorury So:-loty, '25l S01-mtm-y Y, NV, A., '25, Assoc-into Editor Moun- tulneer, '25. ln her two rnre quulltles blend into n rum vomblnntlon. She has the sensltlvum-ss of n povt, hut lust Honxltlvs-m-ss lmply that sho shrinks from fm-lm.: truths, we mid that, vuu- pled with thnt, sho has the dlrnrtness of it sr-lantlst that enables her to see vlanrly to the heart of things through cloudlng veils of slmm. LUCY JOSEPHINE TROTTER, B.M. smuns, Mxss. mmommw lmsvlmull 'l'vum, '22, '23, T1-nnls 'l'u:un, '22, '23, '24, '25, Goldon .lulrlls-0, '23, Xvlnnvr Slu- prlvs, '23, Ser-rot1u'y-Trvmmrq-r Alhln-Liv Sovle-ty. '23, Xvlnnur lmuhll-N, '23, '2-1, Vivo-Prm-slrlsmt Athln-tlu Assn:-lution, '2-I, lcllllllllllllll Glow Uluh. '24, '25, Fronvll Cust, '24, Sm-rutxu'y-Trvnsurl-r Jlmlor Ulm-18, '24, fl'l'l'2lNlll'Ul' Y. XV. A., '2-1, Vlvu- l'rosl4lont Y. XV. A., '25, XVhen we try to llml wlml ls must rvnmrlmhlc about JONUlDllll'l0, wv ure vm1l'l'unta-ml hy n mul- tltutlv of ln-r tnlunts-lwr muslrnl upprovlntlon. hvr 1-lmrm uvur tho um'ulr sox, und hor nestlwtls- 1-hlrugruphy. whim-h uxf-luducl hor from the lmml K10ll.Ull0HH ln song mul story, duonwd to tuku pummulslllp l'orovv1'. Page twenty-sewn Mountaineer A llllllllllllllll mm null xxxxwlll' 41,17 Q WUI 1 9 2 5 1 s lllx 0 X4 0, o AIN J sr WK oz 0 ' 'Nf . 25 . 5 J' g , - , 8 I E ' S 1 i vlllllllllllllllllllll W us 'fo xx 01 - A W lllllInuInnlIulIIIlmInInIInI1lunanImlmmunnumununnnm,G :lynn mIum,unm,Q I llmnnnlnlunnmunn1nnmmmnlnnluununnlnnlmmunumnuunmunn k 0 BIZRNADYNE I-I. LANGSTON, B.A. MARY LOU MCDANIEL, B.A. IUKA, Miss. STEELE, Mo. MODENIAN EUNOMIAN Vice-1 resldent 'Freshman Class, '21, Baseball Team, '21, Sec-retm'y Le Curcle Frunvuls, '21g Modenlnn Pantomime, '23g Modenlnn Cust, '23, Modenlan Volleyball Team, '2fl: Morlenlnn Swim- mlng Team, '25, Modenlun Programme Conlmlt- tee, '25, When Mr. Guyton has despulred of getting n senslble answer from any other member of his class, he turns to Bernndyne with n, sigh of rellef, Hflylllg, YOU tell them. Miss Bernudynef' And she proceeds to do it. while the rest of us slt In awed silence. It lHn't because Shu taught last year, for she did the some the year bo- tore! I Le Cercle Fmtnr-xtls, '22, Eunomlrm Cast, '23, Class Bnsebnll Temn, '23, EUXIDIIHILII Basketball Tenm, '23, '24, '25, Mission Study Lender, '23: French Masque, '24, Eunomlan Baseball Team, '25. There is something refreshing about Mary Lou, like n 1-lean wlnd blowing through the trees. She makes us think ol' hikes, nnd sleigh rides, and knowing her renders life more whole- some und more enjoyable. She ls n good ath- lete, n good student, and at gad friend, and lust, but not least, during her, hlor year she doubled ln Math! ' , 4 I Page Ifwnuy ezghl Gu m .m1u ,, , 0 1 IL JLKX W A, JLIN 4 IIlllIIIIlIIllIlIllIllIIllIllllnlIllINIIlmunIII1nllmlmnuulnlunlllnuuuummu1NX 'film X X UlllnnnIllIIllIllIllIIul1InullmlnllllnumllllllIllIllHlllmluulIlluulunllllunnln . L I . Nfnmnlsnxll ll :H ll Mountarneer ill' MZ. I 9 2 5 E fl 5' ' ' A ' 0 X sr ' W . 0 llll llll lllllllu f l l LUCILLE VALZAINE SCIIILLING, ILA. ANNA GRANVILLE HATCI-IER, ILA. BLUE MOUNTAIN, Miss. nwn MoUN'rAxN, Miss. EUZELIAN EUZELIAN Lf, Co,-,-10 11 -mu-mg, '22g Sm-rvtzu'y-Tru-nsux-or Froshmzm Clams:-1, '22: Truur-lI'vr Hlllnmu I1'rmn-h Mnsquv, '24, Ollie-lnl liumlvr History Depart- ment, '24g vll'C-l7l'4'HlliK!llf, Euzollzm Lltornry S0- 1-luty, '25: Arlvvrtlslm: Editor Mountnlnl-or, '25: Euzullnu Progrnmnw l'0l'lllllllf.0C, '25. Har power of lmapxm-1'y, hor rlvh vuln ul' humor, und hor pmqn-tual polso, mnko 4-nntawl. with Lupmn dlqig-l1L1'ul--lxor lnflnltu vaxrlu-ty nnvnr lmvonmn Htnlm-. lt. is this vury vnrluly that porplvxm-H us S0ll10Ull'll!H, :lull mulu'-S us wonrlm-1' whle-h lg. tho reul Lllvillvl hut WVhl h0V0 fm-et ol' her hR.tUY'0 is spnrkllng, Wu like HUP! M1-uxlwr Lntln Club, '22, '23, '24, '25g Lu Cur- vlu l l'nm-ulsg Lutlu Fast, '22, '23, '2-1, '25g Gulch-n Juhllmr, '23g Pruslduut Latin Uluh, '2-lg Euzcllnn Swlmmlng T1-mn, '2-1: Euzollun Cust, '24: I-'rcnvh Mm-lquv, '24g Literary Editor Eu- zollun Star, '25g Llu-rnry Editor Mountuluovr, '25g Aw-1-nnlpxmlsl Collq-go Ol'4'luest.x'1L, '25, Eu- zollun Prmzrmn f70lllIllllU'C, '25, lhespltu lhn frwt that Annu dmllren that sho 1-mme to Hlue Mountnln College fur un crluvn- tion. 1-mlm ls lmla-od n svholur. NVO wonder what It is that nmkcs Annu. so lntvl'osLll11,:g whuthur lt is the fxwt that she has ut hvr romnmnd Hvvvrnl l1u1f:uus:f-H. or thnx she mm mm uw English IILUI-Ylllll-fC Ro fluvnlly. llur wit unrl humor km-p us always ln n. Juvlnl mood while ln hor lnrosfenvc. lr,-,,,, , ,, --V V I Page lfwenty-nine Mountaineer ' uumnllnnvlllln Nxwtlttxn N67 - m0lf,,,l 1 9 2 5 Q 4, X. oo o ju' 95: E 17' E , - 2 ' 5 V K-41-lk, 0 Q0 , sg o -zum, , IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIllIIllIIllIllInllmInIInlnluIallIIIllIllllluIIImumlnmmnmi6 lflllllu, ,, ,nnulunmQXNB' lllllmuunlllII1:mulummlunulllIllllHlllllllluulmllmllmn un u umm In ETHEL IRENE LEWELLEN, B.A. c1:N'rxAL ACADEMY, Miss. MODENIAN Lo Cor:-lc lfrmxrwnls, 'ZZQ Chrlntmzts Cuntntn. '23, Golden Jubllcn, '23g Me-nlbersllip Commit- tnc Y. YV. A., '25, The real Ethel IH not known to all, for to moat of us Shi' la the snrloun student. 'Yet the Ethel bubbling over with fun and subtle humor is known to some. VVith her love for :Ldvonturo und her contagious good humor, she would nmko am Ifleul beloved vzumbond. She in our royal rod-lmlrml senior, ln whom all of the H4-:walls :tru blended- 1-utvc wlnt0r's chlll, na Mr. Booth would express lt. n EUNA BETTIE COMPERE, B.A. FLORENCE, Miss. MODENIAN Bunobnll Tonm, '22, Latin Club, '22, '23, '24, '25g Modcnlxm Swimming Team, '24: Chnlrmnn Mlnnlen Study, '25. A Nature lnvlslmd upon Eunn. B. the rare com- hlnutlon of grace, sincerity, patience, and wls- dom. Then lest the world Judge too hastily, the gift wus veiled with st modest rotlcenco. For nmny thu-re ln u lmflllng light in her eyes, hut to the ones who know hor intimately lt is the light of purpose, horn of courage :md deter- mlmttion. Abovo ull, Eunn B. is an truu frlend, nncl, wl1nte'er betlde, u. friend is worth the world beside. ' w. Page thirty Mountaineer . lnuululllnnulllInu! Nm V - n, , ,, 1 9 2 5 f L ev ALA o XZ, Q, o Jug, S Aw- 'o Q ' 1 0 ff' 2: E -F 5 A , 2 S , Immmmm'H'm lllllllllIllIInlvImlmllnnlullllllllnlllmluun nlunlxnvcfllfrllfuu HUHHHHHHNQXS7 llldmln IlIIIllulnnnmnlmnllnllllulllllllIlllllmllmnnluunl nnnumnun MARY ELIZABETH BLACK, B.A. ADDIE LEE BELL, B.A. sLA'rE srkmcs, Miss. Mmumlm, Miss. ' EUNOMIAN MODENIAN Chnlrnmn ol' Bulletin Board Comnllttnc, '22: Bzlschall Tcum, '22, '23, '24, '25g Plll'H0llHl Serv- luc Connnlttuv, '23g Goldon Juhlloo, '23, Euno- mlnn Annlvorsswy, '24, Buslcuthull Tarun, '21, '25, Eliznhatll ls just :L llnlm-tuhlu little fairy, and in her quaint wuy she nmlms us love hur. Vvhnn she clanvns in plmyslcul culture, the rest of us wntc-h with lxm-rust, and wonder how soon this dainty figure will vunlsh. To our nnmzcnmnt and joy, we flnfl that this vision is real, und that this fnlry ls vnpuhlc of delightful hunmn frlcndshlps, Bull T1-nm, '21, Mission Study Leader, '21, '22: Busulmll, '22, Ml:-lslun Study Lczulvr, '242 Purmlsslon Touulwr, '24, '25, Corruspunrllng Sm'- romry, Urunmlttvc Monxhc-r, Y. W. A., '24g From-h Cust, '24: B. Y. P. U., '25, Bible Rend- lngn Loads-r, '25, Surprlsn, nnmzommxt, wonclcr, follow cm-h other on our fn:-us whun wc Hou how much con- fldunve Mrs. Berry has ln Addie Loo. Thou. ronlizlng how 1-unsm-Ivntlously und mwnustly she has lmrfornmd hm' dlltlm-1 ns purxnlsnlon touclmr nt the Bvrry, wo mm only ruply, No wonclor! Sho has an lnnutn tmet ln govs-rnlnpg-rmd from what we 1-mx learn. her flvlgl ls not limited on- tlrely to girls! '- Page thzrly-one l 4 unnnlln-mllln Mountaineer Q ,ww 'f 'f I 9 2 5 A ILM 0 QI 00 AAN 4 loz 0 if 29 E. Q7 , E , ' , - v 2 7 x8 o v W , lullllllIllllllnnllllllllnn mx W 'fl xk fll ' ' H 'I 1 ' I-H'H 'H -'I'- W 6 flflllll uunmumnnxkk 0 llnunnInumnmu1mmmunulnlnuullnnuulll munmumm unnnuumn 'ki 0 WILLIAM WALLACE LUCKETT, B.A. BLUE MOUNTAIN, Mxss. ' EUNOMIAN ' L' '- Only Co-Ed. Xvallace ls the second mnn to have the honor ohreuelving :L dlplomn from this lnstltutlon. He ls to be commended. 1-le has been exposed to.curls and powder for- four years und has not ns yet succumbed to thlase, ftmtnngling snares. Nvallmxe applies himself earnestly' and diligently to his hooks, as ls qulte evident from his class work. We also seo that he inclulgcs ln fun and frlvollly sometimes. JETTYE FRANCES GULLETT, B.A. BLUE MQUNTAIN, Miss. MODENIAN Lntln Club, '22, '23, '24, '25: Lntln Cast, '22, '23, '2-lg Modonlnn Volleyball Team, '255 Mo- dcnlnn Baseball Tcnm, '25, There are many things we envy Jettye for: the ease wlth which she makes unheard-of gmfles, her serene good humor, and her very permanent -wnve. She can trunk the deztdly neuron to his for herj lair, tell rm bunch of wrlgnllng youngsters the diverting story of Jru.-ob and Esau, or help the Modenlun tenm on to victory. .1 . i I ' 1 Page thirty-two ' x f -YQ-... IrA-one T 4 '?61af ....m ' lk,J1.N Y , . Q ILM, 4 1 4 l ,Cm Huh, .M nt ' Wt 1 9 2 5 Ou afneer . ,,f 2 QE 27 - 5 - , t I paw x 'Q . J llllllllllllllllllllllIllllltllllll nun n n1ananin1nnmlnmmnmm t-6, ,MUN Illlllllllllllllkxxvyb, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , ,,,,,,m,,,,,,,, ,H , ,,,,,,,,,,,, 0 Last Will and Testament STATE: MISSISSIPPI.- COUNTY: TIPPAH. E, the Senior Class of '25, being of unexpectedly sane mind, and unreasonably good - body-considering our dissipations--and feeling the dread premonitions of our ap- I proaching end, do hereby draw up a statement of all our goods and chattels, said goods and chattels to be distributed as directed. N. B.-If there be any left over, ASA the same are to go to settle any debts we may have incurred. Q Item 1. We do hereby bequeath the beautiful memory we will ever have of , Dr. and Mrs. Lowrey to all the other girls who will not be so fortunate as to be 00 under them for their whole college course. I Item 2. We do bequeath our love and loyalty to Mother Berry, wishing that we had followed more closely the example she set us. Item 3. We do bequeath to the faculty our thanks for the inspiration they have been to us, while we regret that we have not shown our appreciation more. Item 4. C11 I, Louise Lemaster, do bequeath to Norrid Durham my favorite song, Sitting on the Inside Looking on the Outside, with the consolation that there are only fourteen days in any two weeks. C-zl I, Lucille Schilling, do bequeath to Eula Treadway my whimsical method of attending classes. C3i I, Hazel Breland, do bequeath to posterity my long-famed Miss Pharaoh. C4.j I, Cammie Lois Aldridge, do bequeath to Evelyn Troutman my collection of belts of all sorts, sizes, and sources. C5J I, Elizabeth Black, do bequeath to Old Testament my Samuel. C6l I, Corinne King, do bequeath to the highest bidder that ill-starred manuscript, the M0UN'l'AINEER1H0 bids under 25 cents accepted. i ' C75 I, Addie Lee Bell, do bequeath to Miriam Dean my impeccable, unimpeachable, irre- proachable reputation. C81 I, Josephine Trotter, do bequeath to Ruth Cooper my hair curlers. C9i I, Euna B. Compere, do bequeath to Eloise Jones my maidenly composure and placidity. C101 I, Nannie Belle Webb, do bequeath to thc Freshman Class my store of knowledge. Cul I, Bettie May Collins, do bequeath to the Lowrey, Ray, B. G., Anderson, and Berry my assortment of college pennants, C125 I, Ethel Lewellen, do bequeath my ability to sit calmly for more than five minutes Mary Nell Young. CISD I, Annie Mauney, do bequeath to Thelma Barham my domestic C141 I, Wallace Luckett, do bequeath to many envious lads my daily CIS, I, Viola Sarles, do bequeath to Mabel Dupey my C165 I, Nellie Hughey, boys' pictures. fl7l It Mary LOU to convince Miss Mabel that I know Hill, do my residence on the my poise and stat l d' 't - ing her that she will need it. e y lgmay' warn do bequeath to anybody I can persuade to take them my Bach 1, do bequeath to all timid freshmen my nerve and assurance, Jettye bequeath my brother to-well, let 'em fight it out. Anna Hatcher, do bequeath my books, knowing there will be a sufficiency for all if whereof, I have herewith set my hand and aliixed my seal this, Friday, the thir- of February, nineteen hundred and twenty-five. ' A , . ANNA HA'1'c1-lan, T1-stator. Page thirty-three O 4 I .,, th ' x X , f E 's l l 3 i ! 1niiu :mn , ui i in uljn ll '?'ff'r1 1 9 2 5 NWJLJX ' 7 I A-fx xx YA V un in 2 1 1 In wmnx I Mountarneer N 'V ' g 5 if ' ' Z, seg - ' f' NIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllll lllllllll I llllll lun ll ull nmllllIIll1nmlllunniunnuuut601: mm ml I mmyxbl lflmm,mlmmm,,,,,,,,,m,,,mm ummm, mm ,m U lmmm. ' o Senior Sapientia E, the seniors, looking back over the years, and realizing the bitter mis- f takes we have made, think it would be eminently appropriate toaoffer some K advice to our younger and untried sisters which may help them along the DQR way. We only wish that long ago some kindly soul had taken a like 6 interest in us-alas! how many missteps we might have avoided. Follow 00 carefully, and from the depths of our experience we promise you that you'll I never have cause to regret it. If, when providentially hindered, you may have come to History with- out giving your lesson the traditional once-over, don't become upset if Mr. Guyton should question you too closely, but laugh merrily all the while, and tell him some amusing little anecdote. ' Sometimes when you have a few minutes to spare, instead of giving yourself up to selfish pleasures, why not go into the library, and, stepping over to where Miss Pattie sits, suggest that you would love to help her entertain the girls-especially some of the freshmen, who, with misguided notions of the use to which a library should be put, may have come in for the purpose of consulting lexicons. A thoughtful spirit like that is, we must confess, rare, and therefore much appreciated. Tell the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth on every occasion, if you're dumb enough to do it. i lf, some night during study period, you should leave your friends to step across the hall on the errand of borrowing butter, and should meet Mrs. Berry on the threshold, do not lose your poise, but rather, remembering the valuable lessons received from Mrs. fe Lowrey, greet her cordially, beg her to excuse you, insist on her partaking of just a few sardines, and explaining that you won't be gone a minute, proceed blithely on your .Q W 2 ,.,,ggrnission. A ii 'aDvui'ii1g school hours the teachers like for you to gather in the study hall-and, in- deed, tliluggghbtit thfe brnjgdigxggqffgrv chatterrivangdv jest.. This lends a social, homey atmosphereif'f5P14he sincere efforts in that direction. 'FV-. ,.,, it L' H i ii lx f',L,,f N- - Never do HS 501136 0YCta'!'e1frwULaie4itiotxs afreshmjn have done in the past, and take IJ l -in ,Q ' the hardest subjects ifirsfdso as to lighten yoiiiflast y'6a1fss.aq,eo11egep,fbr it never fails , . - -. . 411 J W! : it V. 7 that as soon 'as you have manfully conquered some 1i1hun1anlgQ,il iclult study, the course is changed, that subject is no longer required, and lo! a patlietl,,,figure, if there ever was one, you realize that all your work was in vain. ' . tim' 5: 'fE3,,i?::f 5 C ' Gill' J Elf: , -A Eh . .ff - . - 1' ' 'x '. 1 ' , 5 . H.. .W ,. , fr4NT ' X ' 4. ,f P Hgrwzzlip. ' ,ga ' ' -r N - gr-,' 4 g if 'A Page thirty four '- ,., -Oi 1 o QW' Mountarneer Q flnlnm1 hiulh, 9 2 I ,W uf 1 5 an Aix 1, ,S Ji-fx 4 S X MW H 'QI Q ff' 2- : , -v K 2 -1' 5 ' 5 ' ' ? , . , V - , ' Q0 3 - - , -A lIIIlllllIlllIIllIlllltllllllllnnlutlllInIllnlIllIIllIllllIullunlllllmnnnlnnnnmmnm 60 Hunlnmnnmixlsx llllnlnnlllllllltlnnnun11nInnlllullnllllllnullnltlntnlnunmn nnllmn nun ELLA READING Hmm, B.M. Aim-rlvnn U0llHt'l'X'llUDl y, Chl:-auzog Pupil of Mnrvln Ill-nslnlw, Chh-ago: Echnunml Duvvrnoy, Paris: Pon- nutl- Mulvuzzl, Mllung I'ud1-ati, Mllnn. N Voice PEARL Lmvrznr.. l3.A. Iiluo Mounluln Uullt-go: Gruclunu- In llonu- 1111-0- nunnh-H, Unlx'a-rzilty ut' MI:-le-ale-mlppl. llomr Erouomits Faculty J El.1ZAln5TH HUDSON Art lllploxnu, Rluo Mountnln Collvgog 'Phrro Ye-urs ln Art A1-zulu-my of Ulm-lnnntlp Om- S1-salon ln Ohlo, Stole Mt-1-lmlnh-sg Tuught One Susslun in Art Amul- Q-my. Art D. E. Guvrox, B.A., B.S., M.A.4 lllue Muuntuln Uollt-ga-5 llnlw-rally of Mlsslsslppl: t'ollnnhln Univ:-rslly. Ilistory LUCY HU'l'CPIlNS, M.E.L., B.A., M.A. Blum- Munntuln flullvm-5 Unlvvrslty ol' MIN:-xlsslppl. Lalin JUANITA Glnznu, TAYLOR . . Pe-uhody f'omu-twutory: Xvlll'd'B0llllOl'll1 Shvrwoorl Music Sa-huolg Pupll ot' J. C. Vun llulemtl-yng Gour- gln Kohl-rg Exnnmnuol Xvud. Vialinf Piano A. M. DQNNELL, B.S., M.A. Unlverslty ot' Missouri: Gm-orge Peabody Culh-ge for Tenn-lu-rs. Science Boon: Lowklzv Mississippi Collvgu-1 Lyf-num and Chnutuuqun Loc-- turerg Writer: Sp:-vinllst ln Physlc-nl Culturo, Phl- lus-mphy ot' Expression and Orntury. Expression EI.lZAllE'I1H Puasna. B.A., ILE., Blues Mnuntulu Collem-1 Columhln Calla-gn of Ex- pression, Chlc-algo: Enwrson Colle-gc ot' Ornlory, Hostong Une Ye-au' Study Abroad. Expression E. B. HATCHER, B.A., M.A., Th.M., DD. Iilvhmond Colle-gag Southern Bnptlst Thoologlrral Seminary: Wllllum Jewell Collogeg Johns l-lopklns. Bible Page Hleen 1 I Q1 5 Gif X munnllumlullInu Y 'X 'MW H 'o ' x fa o 11-154 . in A' f Mountarneer 5 . 1 9 2 5 E W ' 5' - . l1 A R' Z I wa ' S I Immm'lmnummumumImmlumummlmmmmm'mmmuIHIH'mmm'mmv6:,0l lll nllluulunnmE x Wllmunnmulmnmnnunnunumnnmlunumllnnnmmnmmmmnnmm' A ' f 1- a v 5. 'ro OUR FORMER colmcma vnvsxcmx AND FRIIQNU, UR. FRANK IVIIQRRITT, ,, ..,. ..P VVE, WI'l'Il CREA'I'ES'l' REVERENCE AND LOVE, DEDICATE THIS SPACE. IIE VVAS ALWAYS READY 'I'O MINISTER 'I'O OUR NEEDS AND VYANTSQ WI'l'H CHEER AND FUN IIE WOULD COME INTO OUR IIOSPITAI., AND IN OUR MEMORIES HE VVILL EVER HOLD A PLACE. wa Lovxxcm' m2mcA'r1a 'rms smcla 'ro 'run MEMORY olf DR. I. P. TROTTER. HE, AS PRESIDENT Ol THE BOARD OF 'l'RUS'I'EES, DID EVERYTHING POSSIBLE 'I'O AID TOWARD - GREATER AND BE'l l'ER BLUE MOUNTAIN COLLEGE. HE WAS OUR ARDENT FRIEND, AND HIS CIIEERY LAUGH VVOULD ALVVAYS SEND JOY AND COMFORT TO OUR IIEARTS. A Page .vixtnn 111 CQ 5 C' i X545 Jef 1 I 7 5 Q A L smnuuiiiilmnulu ,mmf . tt 5 l xxxx jja , lm, Mountavneer 5 t V Z , 1 9 2 5 K 5 47' i 5 1 2 ' 5 K - eL,4L.KxY o Q Nia -Age-, , 0 w: lllIIIIllllllllllllllllllllnu ulnunllllln unlunnlnlnlnuunnnnunlnnmnnmnm 6' flfuuu, HHInnnnnn,YxX5j llmnnunnmunuunnmnnnrlu nnunnn num In n I i 0 Remarkable Discovery! l' VVhen the property of the late, learned, and deceased Dr. Sneezengrofatt was exam incd, there was found in his possession an unusual collection of quaint and rare epitaphs which the old gentleman Cnow dead! had gathered in his amblings over the globe VVe reprint a few of the ehoicest: Page fhiriy-flue Our Corinne is no more, Our Hazel don't lie here, Yet her work it will last- She died giving lessons To her Penmanship Class. Congressman Cammie died sorrowful, For Congress passed a Bill Forhidding all reBates- 'Twas against Cammie's will. VVhen Evelyn was playing Accompaniments fast, The singer jumped out the window: She accompanied her, alas! Ilere lies Euna B.- She was surely the hest Of all lady prize-fighters In East or VVest. VVhcn Gladys was dancing On the tight-rope one day The knot came untied- And she's here now, to stay. Poor Lucille-she's deceased- Her end was so sad! She ate forty oysters- VVe were sorry she had. Our Nellie, how precious! How noble, her life! Forty-seven hushands mourn her- She made such a good wife! Here Wallace lies sleeping, Oh! sad was his life, Ile married no Blue Mountain Girl for a wife. When a missionary, far away, The cannibals ate her While kneeling to pray. Poor Anna sank, swimming, Hefore she could say, l'm d-d-d-drowning! The fish had their prey. Alas! for poor Ethel! A deep-sea diver, she: A huge whale ope'd his jaws- In she fell, oh, dear me! She died a-seeking, Did poor Mary Lou- A word of three letters Meaning Young kangaroo. Here lies Dr, Annie- She wrote seventeen books On why mature zebras Make wonderful cooks. We're sad--Josephine's dead- Yet it is only fair, 'Cause eleven men died a-fighting For one lock of her hair. VVhat a hard life had Bernadyne She eloped with a man In the Salvation Army, And played in the band. t Our timid Viola Was frightened quite dead Because a wee mousie Ran under her hed. ,Intuit :mu l I . A L J 4 n ,, I wut 'flu M t ineer S ' 1 9 2 oun a , W 1 J n 1 5 tr 5 , x . 5 - - , e.4x.txw 3, . xg .A.m.J- Y . A llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll I I lnnumn nu4IuanIIunnmmnmnnmnnmnnm 6l'flm,,,,, ,,,,H.uniniixx0SXxb, HH '' ' ''' '' ' U ' ' ' 0 Betty May died the wife Of a Methodist preacher, The pillar of her church And a Sunday school teacher. One morning May Evel, In a spirit of play, Rohbed ll bank, killed' a cop, So they laid her away, Oh! poor Nannie Belle! Her whole life she tried To pass Social Ed., And, trying, she died. Ninety-nine little orphans Mourn dear Addie Leeg She brought them up tenderly, Right at her knee. While conducting a tour Through the islands of Fiji, Jettye was foully murdered By the heartless Ouiji. Here lies our Elizabeth- While on the back bench She died of a yawn In the middle of French. Here lies our Louise, She spent all her life In teaching li'l heathen Not to eat with a knife. Page thirty-:ix , ,,Gulnn nmp ,ml f Mountafneer 1925 Run A 'll AN' W , If, g f - 4 Q 'W Q . , , - ,,. - - E, .nf 5 3 ' T ' V +.Ax.axg jo Q 0 -A-'Nv' ' - 1 . ' I ll I IImmnlllllllnnllllllunlnnulnulll 'film I 1 B 05 llllnlmllnlllllunluunlllumllu llllll lllll l lll lu uumnnr ' 0 lllllIlIllllllllllllllllllllll lllllllllllllllll II llll funn lllllll I Q 4X i fx V-' I 4 X L.: l O 1' CMH EGM! Page thirty-scfvwz T .La X ullnlllll llllll h, ,I ,V Ill A JLIX 0 60 JLAX 1Inllllllllllllllmunlnnummnnummnmunnln 1 mnmumuln nu nn 1 ul lu,,,m mmnmunmxi mmmunuuumnu numnmmmumuunumlnunuun I n nn mum umm A 1 J Mounfafneer 1 9 2 5 gf . A I an v I 1 I nun SZ L 1 WST W ' 7.5 0 Miss KA'I'PlI.EFIN Moslamav Bnwm Pool. Sponsor Clinton, Miss, llI'1lO1' Class OFFICERS Bnwm PooL. . . . . . . . ..... l'rc.ridrut ALMA Smkcv ..... ..... I firr-l'rrsidrnl I.vnA MAE Su'r'rr,rz . . Sfn'r1a1'y-7'rra.mrrr Page thirty-aight Mountaineer jak A umutllllllnllllll ,HW 1 9 2 5 NJLLX 0 o JLIXA 3 -' W c 4 2- : :Y - W X . - - A llllllllllllllllIIIIllllIIIIlllluIIIIIIIInlnnnnnnIniIlunIuInInInnIlmllmunnnnum 6001111111 1nl,u,,mnumQXS,, llllmlnunnllununnnnnnmnnnlllunlnunllllnlmnnnuunu nnnuununn' unior Class Dianne Estes Noxavmmt, ivnss. Mamie is a queen, with her stateliness, her dignified love- liness, and her royal grace, yet withal she is one of the m o st companionable 0 f friends. Eloise Jones scnnnsn, Miss. Besides being the personifi- cation of pep and sportsman- ship, Eloise is a delightful musician and an essential factor at B. M. C. Birma Pool CLINTON, MISS. As president of the junior Class, Birma has revealed her attractiveness, charm, grace, culture and ability. Page ihirly-nine l,1I'li01' C1355 Gladys Byrne - men, Miss. VVe have found Gladys to he a true pal, a frank, sin- cere friend, and a genial sport. Nan Beggs vimsacom, rm. Nan hails from sunny Flor- ida. She reflects the sunni- ness of her state in her dispo- sition and has endeared her- self to many hearts. . Gertrude Hall JACKSON, Miss. Kindness, thoughtfulness, and unselfish service are the passports that will gain ad- mission for Gertrude in any phase of life. . , Nt ll L' :H Mountarneer .5 ' U QY , 1 9 2 E. J' 5 ,V ' , - , f 24, ' X5 . W , A I I I 6 5 mu I -'nf llllllllllllllllllllllllllllll nnnnnnnnlmumnnnlm mmnnunnnnu in in mmm '011,,m m,hxxX W1mm,..,m.m,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,m,,,,,,,,,,,,m,,,,,,,,,,, , ,, ,,, ,,, , ,, ,, Junior Class Audie Kilpatrick Noxs PATER, Miss. Always cheerful, pleasant, the soul of happiness, and, withal, a good student, Audie is ever your friend. . Bess Martixl BLUE MOUNTAIN, Miss. With her musical tempera- ment, Bess combines in a charming manner a sincere friendliness, a kindly humor, and a sweet dignity. Ruth Bridger snLLs, TENN. Ruth is an eager, progres- sive student with high ideals, gentle manners, and a readi- ness to cooperate in every- thing that is good. Junior Class Lyda Mae Suttlc FORT WORTH, TEXAS Expression is her specialty. Not too serious, not too gay- an ideal college girl is Lyda Mae. Nellie Moyc RICHTON, MISS. Sweetness, sincerity, gen- tleness, and unassuming mod- esty are some of the attributes of Nellie that make us love her. Doris Searcy BENTON, ARK. Although this is her first year at B. M. C., we know 'Doris well enough to love her and to recognize her talents and capabilities. ' Page forty 5 15'-mf Qwmuuullllmlllll ,Wm n x 1 xx Mountarneer X 1 9 2 5 1-1-ck a ,ak JLIXA G Ulf . 24 , E. 47' E , X 2 ' S . , V , - 4 v g C - i - v mx ffl xx llll . 'A lllllllllIllIIIllIIIIlllluuunnnuunnn uuuIuun1nn1nuunnIiIuininnnilnmmunum C n,,,,,, ,m,,,,,miiiunQ Q nnnmuumnunuIIinuuunnnunnmumuuun num n il iunmum kv 0 Junior Class Evelyn Troutman nLv'rnsvn.Lr, Aux. Evelyn is like a glimpse of sunshine, with her radiant beauty, graceful charm, and generous spirit. Wilhelmina' Carter nw:-: MOUNTAIN, Miss. A fund of cheerfulness is -a much needed capital, and Wilhelmina is one whose bank account is never over- drawn. Edwina Robinson rvmcmz, Miss. With her hearty good hu- mor, Edwina has ability, a delicate musical touch, and an all-round efiiciency. Page forty-one Junior Class Alma Searcy mzrw, Miss. Alma and music are insep- arable. Whether it's piano or violin, she charms us, and we feel that she is destined for fame. Mattie Bryan Purim, Miss. In her friendship, sincere and loyal, in her disposition, sweet and thoughtful, we feel sure that Mattie will succeed. Emma Bostwiclc ' RIPLEY, MISS. Emma is a good sport, a real pal, and a business wom- an. She has proved her abil- ity as business manager of the MOUNTAINEER, Ev a xmuunnlu num ,,, x 1, Q, Q 11-54 A S Mountaineer 'Muzi 1 9 2 5 - r ev' , an ' - .W 0 A 1 xc 111, I xwbj , A o llIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIlIlllIInumllunmlIInumnllnuuunlullnunnlu I ulunnlnmy ll , X Z1m,,,,m,,,,,,,,m, ,mm I i llll ,mnmmm mg ullnnllIInll1Illmnlmlllnlmnllnmm ummuumn A . 'Y IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE l'They Satisfy-Telephone Calls nlillllt fo Emlllfeu MATTIE BRYAN Aumn KILPATRICKIS DlSl'OSlTION Time to Retire -lo O'Clock Keep That Schoolgirl Complexion Light Wink ELOISIE .Tomas NAN BEGGS H V , t, H M , Wanted- Last Payment on The 4 ,' L S ' 57 me 'ei U 'L MOUNTAINEENJ' Bliss MARTIN EMMA BOSTWICK You just Know She VVears Tlu-m Ask the Man Who Owns One! Frat Pins Ileart of a B. M. C. Girl EVELYN rFROl,Y'I'MAN ALMA SEARCY Built to Master a Mountain 5lAfter Every Menlo-Exercise VVILII ELMINA CARWR GLADYS BYRN E A Skin You Love to Touch A , YY -Diploma r 'Say Goo Goo to the Dealer GERTRUIJE HAI,I, NEWIE MOYE An Investment in Good Appearance More Sustaining Than Meat -Curlers -A's in Math Dolus SEARCY RUTH BRIDGER The Flavor That Lasts -junior For Economical Transportation - Party Lowrey Elevator LYDA MAE SUTTL12 EDWINA RomNsoN What a Whale of a Difference a Few 'D9P9Slt Vvlth USU Cents Makes -At the Corner Store Bank of Blue Molmmlll MAMIE ESTIES BIRMA POOL Page forty-Iwo ww if sl .Ah if Page forly-lllrne f N WWW K ,Q ' I 'If f lil X MWA 5 J y it 'Yr Qfllw. ' Q' :iT ' f ' f' af 8 . I I . mnulllnnml, . xxxxxvnut ,fy . lulfllllllf ountameer fgfg 1 .9 2 5 F' ' 25 f +.4Ltxw 3,1 xg ,A.1w,4 . J IIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllluuulllllml llmllnIllnmIlmlnlnmnumllnm c,l1,l1111m ullulllllllnnlxgxxs, fllllllIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllll I ill X? u fl ' .J Y 'xii' '01 r ' LJ Q . ,1 000 awk 2 ,047 Fil r 1+ 1 l. '2 f , : f:' v ' , 1 ' S 1 If 2 P K 1 s 1 N Vf , 1 f. -. rl: ur A t ' M .u' 1 1 r 1 ' 1? - ' Mountavneer JL ALKX o Q KW AJNA O , 1 uunmmu G mxunununnull mr0,,, 0 W 1 9 2 5 09 ff . 1 Q , . Q 5 . ' z 0 Ifcffffr' . if , E 1? 5 , 1 5 5 . NllllljlnlllnlHllllnllllnnnlnnnlMunnNunn'lnlnulnnIlllunulunllnlnunnulukv lllljlfuu NRXQXXS,WfllllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll lllllllllllllllll' J Y 1- o Mks. C. C. VVH1'rn KATHERINE Gozfx Sponsor Houston, Miss. S0pl'l0ITlOI'6 Class OFFICERS KATHERINE GozA .... ..-. ---- P f 0-fid1'f1f N' MARY SENTER I-IALEY . . , ..... Vice5Pre.vident ETTA MAE SHUFFIHLD . . Srcrelary-Trfasurer xx Page forty-foair ','4111f111m I . XNQ1111111111 1 Il fufljmll, M 1 9 2 ountameer ,g 15,1 2, 2 .w ' sf ' , f-.MLN 0 ' ,S ,,11.m,4 V .QL ulmmmlmmnImnmmmmummn'Hmmmummlmmmm..mnmmmmum 61,,,,mm ml nnnmmqxxgm lim111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111u11111n11l111111111u 11 u111n111111111. 0 Sophomore Class lVIary Senter Haley nL1 1-1mv1LLn, ARK. Lorcnc Kennedy SHELBINA, Mo. Thelma Kee nvmzsnunc, TENN. Frances Ratliff co'r'roN PLANT, Miss. Willcria Haynie nun: MouN1'A1N, Miss. Page forty-fifvc S0pl'l0l1101'C Class lN'Iarian Blalock coMo, Miss. Hattie Bius CRAWFORDSVILLE, Aux. Lorraine Godwin BLUE MOUNTAIN, Miss. Thelma Hawkins PITTSBORO, Miss. Elizabeth Sugg EUPORA, Miss. B Madge Beasley x1ous'roN, Miss. m iiunu nnnn ,N I . A L , . 1. . . ,mm V A 'H ll N' , Ill, 1 9 2 5 Mountarneer S- ,gp ' , 2 27' ' 5 I , A-ZLXY Z . via l A.m.4 I unnnnnli nnlnuunnnmmxW 'ff , I I X NNE, nn nnnnmmuunnmn nunnn :nl an I I 0 . 0 I ll v: lllllllllllllllllll llllllllll nnln nnllnunnln nnnl un I O if ,, N mlmmmu H YN lll nn Sophomore Class Mabel Poag ssxfvronm, Miss. Mary Berry nous'roN, Miss. Nlarion Leavell oxifoan, Miss. Elizabeth Harris wmosm, Miss. Mary Stratton coMo, Miss. Sophomore Class Etta Mac Slinfiieltl Maman, Miss. Annys Pructt wma, Miss. Katherine Gober xoscwsxo, Miss. Jeannette Smith oxncnawn, Miss. Katherine Martin MAcoN, Miss. Stella Mae Stoker xiLMicn,uzr., Miss. Page forty-:ix Mountaineer G Y A mulmllllmullll num, i 1 9 2 5 A AJX Q Q2 0 JLIX 0 , i 0 0 Za , 1 2 M: sf 1 , , , o 'i Q - . ,4- ' t ' N 9 A l '''HHmu''''''H ' '''' '''''U''HU'I'HH'Ill1...mmnmIIIImmnmmmmnn 611111111111 'm mQxxgbl lmmmIIuniIinunuIIninniunununumnniuinnnn i umnnnun nnmmunnr 0 SOPIIOITIOYC Class Lula Anderson wicsi' 1-onm-, uv. Dixie ll'I:u'tin in.u1c Mourvmix, Miss. Valentine Pzlsehul Vl'Al.NU'l' GROVE, MISS. Velma Godwin nwxz Moum-Aix, ivnss. Thelma Ray more Mouwmm, Miss. Pago f0l'ly'5L UL'7l I Sophomore Class Lottie Davis 'l'YLl5R'I'0Vl'N, M ISS. Annie Few w,u.'riuu.r,, Miss. Ifdith Oliver ciuaxium, Miss. lllary limlitli Cook 1-'0KliS'I', Miss. i lN'Izn'y Nell Young sinusviavoiu', LA. Juanita Gnyton ni.uic MOUNTAIN, Miss. 'WNY mnnunlnmlllllh , U ff 5 521-3 9 XZ JLISA LL 9 , va, I H1 Mountaineer 0 X X l 1 9 2 - -1 v - - .. -G 0 fl X 011 J mulmlummnmunnnnnmnum nmInIII1I1InnnIAIInuunn-mununnunumnun 6 m,,,,, ,,,,,m,,,,,mnQ ' '' ''IUHIIIIImlmuummun umm-uunn nnmmmm Q: SOPI-IOMORE SOUVENIRS Page forty-aight Mountafneer W ' 1 9 2 5 t-JLKS ILS Run ' ll I ' e x 1 fl ' 0,9 9 - sy N ' ' Q , - Y - , V Q01 Q - . ,A Y .. xx 0 xx lf, , '- A IllIll!IIllllllllIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllll ll I llnlllul llllllllllnllllllllnlmunnnm 6 anim umlmunmmw Q IIHIlllllllllllllllmull lll I llllllllllllll llll nlllnn In 1 Page forty-nine 1 X V I w xx i YN I I Ya-I fu yu IFB H 4 x NX ,NIIIIIIIIIIIIIII , , lk 11.3 631, vs, luv A IlIIllllIIllllIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIInI1IIIInIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIK ffl! X I Il Il III ll Ill IIIII I IIIIIIII lllllll I IIII v- V V O , ,nm mlmummlm 1 Hlll II I I IIIII IIII IIIIIII I llll II I I I In I I . X Q ' mu ,nl Mountarneer k 5 ? 1 9 2 5 A Y Y 1 v ' I' W I Im I rl' 0 C' MISS Rl.IZADIi'l'lI Pukslzk, Sjmnmr MINNII2 U55 HARPOLE Freshman C1855 OFFICERS MINNIE Lnn HARI'oI.I2 . ..... Prmdrnt Lounsu Sco'r'r .... .... . Ificz'-I'r'ffIidm1t MAR'I'IELLE I.If,IKIs . . Snrrlary-Truuurcr Paw lim' qmesxp N. u,,,.muu1nmunr ,, 'I 1 ax lux o Q, JLIN VIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllmllmmnmuuumluunnnuuuanInuuumnunmnm 'll11umml,,,,,,mmmix MunnmumInuIlnuumunmuunummmluluumlnmumu-mmImnnnuum. 4 L n ,xxvx - 'IW Mounta1neer U : F A 1 9 2 5 o 6 -7 Y - 3 W XG wb? - -A ' , Q' FRICSIIMAN CLASS It-fn lmvv ll:u'elim.:', 1.1-lznul llurm-r, fllmlys Vlhlllill, lfllslo Nh-4'urtm-y, V1-ru Ilnynl, 'I'h4-Imam l':lX'Dl', Hush- Mnulrlln, lllvu-rs Smllh, Eulu l.:u'l:1-y, Luis H11-nn, Miriam: ln-nn, Irmw l':u-In-r, Irma In-v Ilrzulv, lluhy Ulzuln- Ilutln-rI'm'd, Avlln- lh-rrimslml, l'1-url Vnuywr, Annh: In-ss Nhutliins, l'urrI,. Mm-l,h,-,.',.' llulh lwmyn-r, Hush- liraxhanm, 1'hl'lNlInm- l'l:nrk--, Ninn Mny I':1rlu-r, Sullio Kun- M,.w1,,,,-lm. n,.,.h.N Km-Hy. Mnxnh- lluy. ' ' Page Mty-on: W1 W ' 1 Nwinuxnnnygnn lll mr01u,,,! 1 9 2 5 3 1 qu 1 1 Mounta1neer 5' : '55 , . 5, . -E .gf - : , s , 5 ' 2 , Ak-ALKX 0 .s X 0 -11.5711 lllllllllllllllIIIIIlllllllllllmnumlllllunnmnlnullInmluumunnlllmnnuuuunmx llfllllllll I lnnQxx5l mmmUInIlmmiummmmnlmmummummm mu'mmmImmmmmlml A Y: , , V ' Q Q 9 1, mnuunu csv FRIfSHMAN CLASS I . Flay Bm-llv Hrnqlc, Corn Mny Towneu-nd, Oluu ffllfton, Mxn-gum-t lle-Htl-r, Annlv Lou Slcldmorn, Mnrgnrot Splprht, llnzf-l Kllpntrln-lc, Murpqlu-rltu Mnllm-Lu-, hmm Ilucllvy. Mnry Hullu Mungum, Eunlvo Dmvnm-H, Eve-lyn Stinson, Vlrglu Nl-wsnm, lflvn Suu In-nm-Lt, Mlnnh- Hnrln-4-, Mnurlc-0 f'll'Jll'lPl'llUH'll, Grave Lewis, MlH'y ll:-lla' llurt, Myrtls- lluvl-lt, May Gulwr, Mlldrud Cruwfurml, Num-y Guorgu Johnson, Louisa Scott, Hazel Barnard, .Iulln Adams. Page My-iw u n mlrrl n,, U l y , . lk AAJX o Q5 JLIN 4 . L ' 4 ll o G NX .fs 1 'll Mountavneer 'f 1 9 2 5 0 'M 29 , 5 .W E , l Q ' 5 B llIllllIIIllllllIlIlllIIllIllIIlllIIlllllIllIIlllullllllllllllllnllllllll llllullnlll nnnuw 6'll11,,, lm Q5 lllullll lullunu IIIInulllllllllIllIllInlllIllllluullllIInIllmnnlnulumlun' ' , Y . - Do Y r , lnnmnmunu Q k FRESI-IMAN CLASS Alh-nu Bw-lu-lt. ffln-If-11-11 Mulwy. Cul'l'lv Mlw Yvumr. Edllll Mm- l'h-uvl-VH, Immlsl- lnnmnond, Ifllfh1'l'lll1! Nvllnrm, Loull-ue NVm'm-, Annlu .hun l nm'cl, linlh Jxmnw:-1, llnm-l Pond, lmln Stuvy, Mury Emp yynus, Louise Mc-Murrny, Dovln L1-u Uuolco, lflurlhn lfrnnks, h1lll't1'll0 IA-nlw, L1-nn. Svnlt I'l'll'l', Euln, 'l'rg-ull- wuy, Nnuml 1Ctln'l1lp:c, Nulllnc Gm'rlncr, lrunu D11-kin:-1, Mildred Guy, Murllm Mny Austin, Ruth Powell, Erncstlno Sulxllllng. Page fifty-thru' Mountaineer ea f3 6Xr , nnunii-amp p,, s JLN Jpp 4 L . in I 1 s H017 0 wifi' if QE if? E v 2 ' 5 . llllllllllllllll u u in I - I 3401 x 'Q ' Y I I I 1 lluunnnl 1 nmlu nuulumuuninlmnnumuuu . .0 41111111 ,,,,,nunm,,mQXb5 filmmuunuuuumnmnnu mn lmlmmu nllluuuu In 1 A U Blue lVIountain College Blue Mountain, Miss. I Friday Dear Ma:- I'm here at last penniless, lVIa, you ought to see this place. It is the biggrxt place! The houses all have three stories and morr great big rooms! The campus is just lovely, with a concrete walk running from the center to every house. And I never heard the like of bells in all my lifeg they are worse than the cow bells at home, Ma. Listen Ma-sho' 'nough I need some money-you don't know how popular I am here. Honest I ain't ever by myself. The girls spend more money on me, take me walking and take me for a swim. There must gonna be some swell party pretty soon. I am in sure 'nough High Society, Ma--I am The Thing he1'e. I don't know much about my teachers yet, for you know you,can't judge a book by its cover, so I'll have to wait and try them out. My English teacher, Miss Farley, she complains if a period is upside down. My History teacher, Mr. Guyton, is a knockout and my Math is some fret Ma, you ought to have seen how them Heightsters fell for me.. Why, I couldn't look in their direction in church last Sunday without all of them smiling. They are so-0-o cute. - lVIrs. Berry, our lady boss, gives us a talk every day. She calls us good girls Pollyanna and the bad ones Polly Jenkins. She puts bad girls in the Ripley jail, but I haven't seen it yet. Ma, the dining-room's as big as paw's 'tater-patch but just the same, I'm starving to death for something good from home. VVhen you sell my old hen and chickens send me the money. Love and Kisses, Daughter. P. S.-Nla-look in the next to the bottom bureau drawer in the northwest corner of the left hand side and send me my red sweater-I haven't got a thing to wear. Page ffly four 'I' 1925 .Q A um 1 Mountarneer S+ , Q53 J 5 ' ' o o JLIP, xof' um Mg lllmnuununmnmm llllIllllllllllllllllllllll 4v,.1'1.lX V N! A Gif xawmnxuulllluu ymwlf NN .Af ' 0004 1 f 2 4 X 4 1 xxx Ill, nun 1 n u 1 numnnnnmlnnmnmmm 'G ,Num 1 I .nun ' ' ' ' gy 1925 A S' ,ff-X- 5 f' H-as 5: 1 . FX ,gl I X XX YE? li E A XXX in I X X .I V: g S'1 f 'g4 i 'Wegi + wg, 3 X, vllv A If -ewiii ': H - , HX lr gli :ix ' ,II Q ' Q1 ' 21 - ,z D ! ' ' -Q ff '- ef I A XXL - ff if '25 Page fifty-Fw lllllml l ,WU 1 . L , 4 ,l l ,I u www ,,. Mounta1neer A M4 ' W 1 9 2 5 0 rf 2: - +v4ux Q0 . wie vJl.m.4 V VIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllll llll l lllll ll llllll:mlnnlIIllnllluulmmlunnulllllx , fn,,,m lm W5 flllmnnnllllllllnlmnumnmuul llll lll ll llll l l ummm 0 A . , lnuunml Q 0 Y- , dn I X2 High School Faculty Miss ALLA NIAYZE BAILEY Principalp Algebra Miss MISSIE SPENCER Science and History Miss ELMA Lois RAY English and Geometry Mus. T. T. MARTIN Latin and History Page-iffy-six mu lmulln llllll hnf W1 1925 Mountafneer :LALR 1 X9 JLAXA IIIII IIIlllllIlllllllllllllllnlllllllIIIllllllnlvlluIIIlllllnulullnmllllllllnllnululnnmw fqlllllu ql',nmmunmsXX 0f,,,mm,mHHIHmnII'HIHIHnumnmummlmlmmlmnmmum mmmmum , 'A L I R I m,,,, .mf ' fo S , ,Z o ,ff ga 1 E. -F 5 O S . I I ' P W' 5 ' ' . -, I .o . W Page yffly-:wen ANN LOWREY KATHLEEN TYRE MAMIE EDWARDS GLADYS E. BRIERLY GERTRUIIE BLAINE NoRRm DURHAM High School Senior Class MEMBERS MARIE CHAPMAN FAYE WUR1'S LYDIA GEORGE ALICE MCDANIEL ALTIE NEAL ROBINSON RUBY SANDIFER OPAL ROYAL Moss DAVIS HELEN NELSON MARTHA MARTIN ROSINE RANDOLPH MAURINE CocRRoF'r GLADYS EVANS PEARL MILLER Mountaineer L L. mii iiuniii i 11 SN img.,- Q JLAS,-1 5,31-.S 1925 , xxawui i I 111,10 I X sa W , 1,, o if Q 4 . . - 4 a Q XS o mnuimuiumnn u in 0 ff X W . lllll I lu um I nu u nuununuuunlnummmnuu. 6 111111111 ,mm ,nuumwx llmnmununnluuimuum u n ull ru ll nnl nl u unmann- 0 Aa. M A Senior Farewell UR High-School days are at an end. The time has come when we must lay aside our caps and plod steadily toward new goals. VVe came from the four corners of the earth and in Blue Mountain College High School 'we found a place that was both home and school. The hours spent here have been profitable and fraught with many pleasant memories It is with regret that we leave our High School days belund, md yet with a strange new pleasure, too, we C V I is Gil ' look to yet unconquered fields. Ode to a High School Cap High School Cap, sacred scrap, Battered, tattered, and torn, You are not new, but tried and true, You always must be worn. We lay you by, with many a sigh-- Our High School days are done. Beneath your shade we've toiled and played, Have had our frets and fun. High School Cap, sacred scrap, We pass you on today To other hands, to other heads, With hope that those to come Will carry on as we have done And prove their mcttlc, every one. Page fifty-eight Q, A L .I M ,,nIIIIII nIIIH ,, xU Al ' IL AN Q Q ,M A-If 4 mm 'f 1 x f IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII InInmIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII II I llllIllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllnml:InuIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIINIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII O 1111, ,mnnuumm Q 5, Q 6 ' NR' ' W , nun Mountarneer 0 1 9 2 5 Q .jf . EV I Z ' o 1 W ' W IW ll, X X X lllllm I -IIIIII I u . Y Y .Y High School Junior Class fFirsI Rofwj AGNIIS I'IUIIsoN, IIARIIIS SAUNnIzRs, M. LOUISE iIUnsoN, I.AVnI.I.I: Conn, IIIILDA SANIIIQRS, BIIRNICIQ MURFF fSvromI Rofwj NAN RAGIIAND, NURMA IsRAIeI., MARX' CARI-ENTER, CORINNII JENNINGS, IRRNII FI'I'zIIUGII , 0' School Sophomore Class EI,IzAnIa'I'II MCAI,I.IS1'ER, BONNIE LOUISE JACKSON, OPAI. CUR'I'Is, GI.ADW'S PRUIi'l I', EI.IzAnR'rII GIVIIAN, ROANORII PoNn, LOUISE MCAI,I.lS'l'lER, HOR'I'IiNSE SIMMONS, JOIINII: LUNA, MAGGIE SUR PA'1 I'oN, E'I'IIm. MOIERS, RU'I'II AKERS, KA'FIIRX'N r.FAYLOR -VIRGINIA RA'I'LIIfI', FRANCES LAIN, IVA CUR'I'Is, MARX' IIIA DUNN , Page fifty-nine z fuun nml h fm Lg A A ' mul Q , Mountaineer I 9 2 5 u 'yi' 1 E ui 5- , , 4Lv41.k o 30 Q2 Y ,A Y ml v xx ll if i v: llllllllllllllllllllllllI Il III I lllllnn 1IImlmIllulllllulunnmmm 6 limlm mnHnlnnmnQxKB, lllnnmlnlnllllnumnnnnll l llll llll lllll llnnlun 'ni 0 I, , High School Freshman Class MEMBERS Jossrumiz MAY ELIZABETH DUNN ANNA B. WAGES , MARY Firznucu Aumuzv Born H. Louise HUDSON MOLLIE BELLE KING A Laughlets Miss Spencer: Hortense, Why do you want to drop Botany? Hortense S.: I don't mean to work in a Horist shop. I mean to knead Hour at il home. K W W hndwvwdnv -z . . . . . . . ,,.,,y45Mml V ,Ji , Mr. McKmstry admits his highest 'ambition-is to own and operate an ex-Ray uf vi ms sn.- Miss Baily: Hilda, have you a special field of study? w.,.,- 'K Hilda S. fblushingj: Yes, Miss Baily-Brumfieldf' .AJ ,.-f ' ' W ,Q L - an - If Roanoke is a piece of furniture, she surely must be a dresser. 'gt mmm My Mrs. Martini: Molly Belle, what great thing did Alexander the Great do ? Molly Belle: He spread Greece all oyer the world. on an an ' Nan R.: The book is laying on the table. Miss Ray: 'Lying,' Nan. Nan R.: No'm, I'm not, Miss Ray. - an an an . XGladys E.: Oh, Dr. llflayfield, I forgot to ask you about the eye medicine you gave me. Dr. Mayfield: Well? Gladys E.: Do I drop it in my eye before or after meals ? Page sixty' . 0 5 J A H llll u f , Mountavneer 'ZW Um 1 .9 2 5 sa jr, - I , N 5 4 Q s f 0 3 xw 0 A t ilIllllllllllllIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllll InIInIlllllIllllllllllllnuluullmul ijwllllllu mlnH'uumyAXWbj llllnmlIllulllllnlnnlllnlll ulululllmlllnn' fl ns mm U X, ymsnc .LXYRESSXON om:s'nc Ant vom: 1m.m Page sixty-one r 4 unumlllilnlml lnlh . Q 'f, Mountaineer My ' W 1 .9 2 5 o lffgf' 2. 5 gi ' Ev, i s - Q , 7 +.41..N Q, xg zm.m,4 Y . v4 VIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllInrIlmllmlllullulnlullnanIunnullIIInlllllunnunnmm gfffilllllll lllllllllmmmywtxsw llfmm glgnIllmyIIlmImninnnmmmmmmlu. mm, I 4 Hlmnmln hw 0 I Miss Evelyn HendefS0n, Pia1'lO Graduate . Pupil of Miss f1l'f'fl'lltil' Lofwry Miss Henderson gave the following recital at the close of her junior year. She has now in preparation Sonatas Op. 27, No. 2, and the Sonata Pathetique hy Beethoven, some selections from The Well Tempered Clavichordf' Bach, and a number of standard pieces by classical and modern composers. Pkorzkmvimia Inventions, C Major and B Minor ........ . . Bath Theme and Variations . ............. . Mozart Miss llnxnakson Song, 'lApril Mom . ............ . R. liaflrn Mlsslis RIVERS men Com Etude, Op. lo, No. 4 . . . . .' ......... , , Chapin Impromptu, Op. 90 . . .... . . . Srhubrrl Valse Brilliant . . ........ . Moszkofwslci Miss I-Ilmmakson ' Violin, Tarantelle ........ , R1-nan! Miss MARTIN The Lark ........ ...... , Balakirnw 118 Rcgata Yeneziana .................... . . . Liszt Walse Caprice Cfnr two pianosl ................. . Rubinslrin Missss EVELYN HENDERSON ,mn Iflnwxm Romxsoa Arrompanim-.' Miss ALMA Simkev Page sixty-I1-wo LL' , 1 Elf unnnunulumlllu p,,,, ll U K ll us ,Wh , If, . Mounta1neer Mi ' o yr gp I 4 2 if 5 f . V ' , ak.4'l.txY o KS -JUN-4 4 unmtHlmmnlmmmlm'mmmnmmn'mmmmmImuImnmumummmnm 60!f 'llu ulllllul1lllnumaXW:, mmunllIIlnnnuunuunnnunlnululullnlnlllln nIllInInInmnnnummnun' 0 Piano Recitals Given in Junior Your MISS KATHERINE GOZA l.'upIl 01' Ml:-ls C:4,'I'll'Ulll' Lowry As:-xlstod by Mlss I-IAZEL liunmxn PROGRAMME Prolurlv und Fuguu In B Flat from Wm-ll 'l'u1mn-n-cl Cl1u'iul1ol'd ........ , . . . . . .line-h ,Sumum Up. 2h ...................... livc-tlwxwrn Andnntu con Vnrluzloni Smwlwrzo Marvin l umaln'sr Hondo Miss GOZA lim-xullmg, Paulina, Puvlowuu .......... , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .'l'honm:-4 linlloy Aldrlm-h Miss BRELAND llunpmrlnn .. Mm-lmw--ll ' ......1'lmpln Etuflu. Op. 25, No. 9 ......... Etudv, Op. 10, No. 8. ............ .... I lhopln Mlss GozA lluudlmx, The Tnlo of 11 Tull SllIlllll'l '. .... .. ............................ llolgur llurly Miss BRELAND lm. IU-gntu Vcnuzlaum. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . lllszl Unprluo Eslmgnol . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Muxzkowreld Miss Gozzx MISS EDWINA ROBINSON Pupil ol' Mis:-1 Gurtrudo Lowry Assisted by Miss CAMMIE Lols ALDRIDGIE PROGRAMME Inventions Qthrec pnrtsl, C Mnjur und lr Major .. ........ . .... . .......... Iinvlw Sonutu., D Major... ....... .... . .... M ozurt Sormtn Allegro Rondeuu on Polonulsu Theme and Vnrlntlons Mlss RomNsoN 111-xullllg, The Old, Old Story .... 'I'lm:4. lblxun Miss ALmunc:u Octave Study ...... . . ...... ..... ....... I C ullul: llurkl Hurk! The Lnrkl.. ....... Sn-lmuhcrt-Liszt Mxss ROBINSON Reading, The Substitute- .... Annlu ll. lmnm-ll W Miss Awluncrz V I Prelude, Op. 28, No. 16. .. ..... ...Chopin Poloxmise, C Sharp Minor.. .... ...uhopln Sdherzo. Op. 31. B Flnt Mlnm' .... ...Chopin Plano Duo .. ......... . . . . ....... .. .Selected Miss ROBINSON Page sixty-three 2 f3AF6Nf W ,umllllllln IIHH hmllll slug X0 Q2 A44-4 . S J Mountaineer - i 1 9 2 5 ll IllIllIIIIlllIIlIIllIIIIIIllIIulIllIllIIllInlllIInuIullmIIIlmmlnllulllllulmunnmml llnm mi 'fllllnnnlnlIllIInIunnI1lunnmnunllllulullnllllllllnlllnllnnmunnnuuuumn A 6, ll vmunnnnu Q Piano Recitals Given in Junior Year I MISS JOSEPHINE TROTTER Pupll of Mlss 'Gertrude Lowry Assisted by Mxss BETTIE MAY CoLLxNs PROGRAMME Inventions fthree pnrtsj, E Major and B Minoru... ........ ...... Bach Sonata .... ......... . .. Theme and Variations Minuettn Turkish March M xss TRoT1-ER MOZil.Ft Reading, Undcrstudylng Jane . . . . . ..... . ...................Ma1'y Hastings Miss COLLINS Bradley Novelettc, Op. 21, No. 1. . . . . . . . . .Schumann Were I at Blrd ......... ....Henselt Berceuse .... . .......... . . . .... . . Chopin 1 Etude, Op. 10, No. .... ....Chopln Miss TROTTER Reading, Mother's Dash for Llberty ..... .... .... Bess Streeter Mxss CoLLxNs Aldrich Hungarian Rhapsody, No. 8. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Llszt Valse Brilliant for two' pianos. . . . . .Moszkowskl MISSES TROTTER, HENDERSON, MARTIN, AND Jomzs MISS BESS MARTIN Pupll of Miss Gertrude Lowry Assisted by Mxss DIXIE MARTIN, Violinist N PROGRAMME . Inventions fthree partsb, C Major and E 1 MaJor............ ..... .... .... . .Bach Sonata., C Minor ....... ..............Mozart Molto Allegro Adagio ' Allegro Assnl Vlolln Fantalsle, Op. 67, from Martha .. Miss Dxxns MARTIN Accompanied by Miss EVELYN HENDERSON Slngelee Theme and Variations. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Schubert Prelude, Op. 45 ......... .... C hopln Etude, Op. 25, No. 9 .... ....... C hopln Etude, OD. 10, NO. 8 .................... Chopin Vlolln Souvenir .................. . .Franz Drdls. Mlss DIXIE MARTIN ' I Intermczzo ln Octaves. . . . . . . . . . . . .Leschetlzky Caprice Espsgnol . ...... . . . . . ...... Moszkowskl Concerto, G Minor fFlrst Movementb. . . . . . Orchestra. Part Played by Mlss EVELYN HENDERSON Mendelssohn Page sixty-four 1 I Mr. Booth Lowroy Mountaineer is Qfi mm f 'f 1 9 2 5 F JLN O xy, ILM 4 x f Q 'Z 0 ' - 29 1- -E -17 . 5 l ' a -l ' ' Q - A G f f x 1 . 1 'IllIllllIllllllllllllllllllllll nllnlllInnnmmnnmlnumennnlnulllIlllllllmlllllllllllfcyafilnllll lIllnhluuumMxK5y llmumlllIllIIIunnmmmumlulnnlulllululnllll unnmnmun mmlmnunr k U Piano Recital l Given in funior Year MISS GLADYS CHAFFIN Pupil of Mlss Gertrude Lowry ' Assisted by Mxss NELLIE HUGIIEY, Reader ' PROGRAMME Inventions Qthree partsj, G Mlnor and A Major . ...................... ....... B :wh Sonata ..................,...,........ Mozart Theme and Variations . Mlnuotto Turkish March Miss CHAFFIN Reading. A Klng's Pardon In Old Colonlnl Days . . . ..... .. .... Maude Wilder Goodwin Mxss HUGHEY Theme and Variations .... . ........ ...Schubert On Wings of Song . . . . . . . . .Mendelssohn-Liszt Cnvoller Fontastlque .... . ......... ....Godurcl Miss CHAFFIN Reading, Too Late for tho Train . .Anonymous Mxss Huomzv Polonnlse, C Minor. . ..... . ....... . . . . . .Chopin Etude, Op. 10, No. 5 ...... . . ...... . . . . . .Chopin Duo on the Opera. Faust ,..Gounod-Bonawltz Mxss CHAFFIN Senior Expression Recital MISS NELLIE HUGHEY Pupil ol' Miss Elizabeth Purser and Assisted by Miss GLADYS CHAFFIN, Pianiste PROGRAMME The Pipes of Pan . . . . . . . . .Margaret Cameron Miss H UGHEY Conzonettu Del Snlvatorn Rosa... . .Franz Liszt Mxss CHAI-'FIN Matches . . . .. .......... . . . .Vloln I. Pnridlse Miss Hucasx- Etude, Op. 10, No. 5. . . . . . . . . . .. . . .F. Chopln ' Mxss CHAFNN tab Between Two Loves ..... . .T. A. Daily fbj A Dark Brown Diplomat . . .... . ..... - . ... ....... ....... . . . .Marjory Benton Cook Miss HUGHEY Page .sixty-jffve 1 5 f1A3pJ m U xxxx - , ok,11.x o 0 I llll Q2 o 1 ,AJ-K4 . xo X , uunnlgmf N, Mountarneer ' 1 9 2 5 s Ks . A lllllllllllllllllllllulllllmunlmnnullllmulmmInnnunnluluulnulmunuummm 611111111111 J V r y 1 llnnnunuxy .fllmnnunmnmmmnm1nnumnmlumnuunnuunnnumnu nmmnmun- ' a Senior Expression Recitals MISS LYDA MAE SUTTLE Pupll ol' Mlss Elizabeth Pursor and Mr. Booth Lowrcy Asslstml hy Mlss Lvnm Gnome, Soprano PROGRAMME Snobs. ..................... Clmrles Alma Byers ll ' .,.............. ............ . Klpllng An ll' for Girls ........ Ellznlwth Lincoln Oth-1 Mlss Su'r'r1,n My Love IH Llko FL Rod, Red l'tosu ..Mm-Dvrmld Nh.:l1tlm:nln ..................... 1-lrnm-knmn Mlss Gnoucn 'l'hu Nlprlltlmxnlv und the Rosn ...Os0ar XVlldv Mxss Su'r'rI.rs Pl1Ilnsnphy ....... . .... . ..... . ....... lb-nza Mlss Gnonmz At tho Movie-s . ........... . . . . .Kitty 11lll'B0llS Mlss SU'l'1'r.n MISS CAMMIE LOIS ALDRIDGE Il'unll nf' Ml:-ls Ellzuhotll T'ursvr und Mr, Booth Lowrf-y Asslstvd by Miss Lvnm Glzokcn, Soprano and Danmm' PROGRAMME Lust ........ . , ........ . . ....... Anonymous Salma to the Trees . . . . . . . . .llnnry Van I'5yke Tre-f-2-1 . . ....................... Joyve KIIIIIPI' Mxss Anmuncn A Muy Mornlnl.: ...... ....... . ..... Iwnzu l!lm'n-lltns CCm'nntlnnsJ ...... Zmnlwu llitunu Miss Gnokcn Am-onmnnlvd by Mxss ELOISE James Tha Shot-Ilp Posy ........... Annla 'l'. Slossnn Mxss Anmuncn Tha Fun 'DIl.l1f!0 .....-......-.. ... Miss Grzoxcn Musln-ul Am-onmlmnllntmt. Lovv'H Drvnm Aftvr thu Hull ....... . ...... Czlbullm Miss Jor-ms '1'lw Snow Wltul1 ..Constrmve D'A1'vy Mm-lcuy Miss Anmunmr Page sixty-six n xxxxx Mounta1neer QmuulullnIImIIIII num, 1 9 2 5 ll MLN X10 xg JLIN 4 Al S9 'Cu ,K Q 0 aff, , gg . E Q? 5 , 2 ' Q . , ' v Q, ' v - lllllllll xv 'la xx 011111: umm I I ' . A lllllllIllIIIIIIIIIlllllllInlIIlIIllIIImlInImIIllllIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllnnnunnnm 6 mlm 'mmmmnmua O I II I IlIII1IIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllll I IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII n 0 Senior Expression Recitals 'I'lu I ll Nu LII- 'l'lI1 Tau -Urn. MISS DORIS SEARCY Pllllll ol' Miss Iflllzu Mr. Rontlx A:-mists-I Mlss ALMA SHA l'llOGllA A Um--A1-l l'l:1y lu-th l'uI'sn-I' :Iml Luwrvy l lay RCY, 1'iani.vlI' MMM I SI-I nl' 'I'LlI'IIllUINl '. .'L'huIIIus Bull:-y Alllrll-h Miss Dorus Slmkcx' ll. Plllllllllll f'zu ' ....... N ,....... S. ld. Klsl-I' I.lIIIll. ................... H:I,lIIln'lulg.g'I- l'I'lsl Mlss Dorus Smxucv llv:-ltI':I,uI11 flII'l'IUll nl' Lnvm-J... .... Ll:-mt Miss ALMA SIIARCY - OI-4'lIlml .................. .lh:III:I. llIII'm-L Miss Domus SHARCY 'I-uln ......................... Sl-Yllllllilllll Mxss ALMA SIEARCY llnlny Nmlh 2'-lluI'y .....,. lllllznlwlll S1-:Irs Miss Dmus MISS HAZEL l'IIIlIl ui' Mls:-1 lflllzul Mr. .lluolll Mxss Buss MAR A H:-llslud TIN, I'iani.vl1.- SHARCY BRELAND II-th 'I'lll'Hl'l' :IIIII Lowrvy by and Mrss Drxna MARTIN, l'iolini.vl PROGRAMME 'l'lIIe Jo:-In-I H Sword . . .Annlv IM-lloxvs Jolmstun Miss BRIELAND ll 'I'rovIItore .................... V1'I'lll-Sllfllli - Mlsslzs Buss AND Drxns MARTIN Slum lla-urls ..... . ....... Ellls Purlu-I' HIIIIUI' Miss HRHIANIJ Hola-1'0 ................... Rollilm-Ilpxc-, E. G. Mlnuvt ln G. ......... .... . ..,....... l 3'I'IllUVl'll MISSES BIESS AND DIXIE MARTIN Um--AI-t 1 oIIIm-dy, HSIIIWILLHIIQ' the NI-ws .. . I I . .............. . ............ lnuly 1'h'vI:ul'y Mlss IZRIaLANII I age sixly-sawn nd-765th H lllllllllllllll I ,Hal ountameer ., QM, N Jug O Q xg 0 luxu- ItlllllllllllllIIllIllllllIImulIIInllmllllllllummnuuuIlullnlnIunlllnumnnnlmm d0lln1,,, lnllnuuuumwv WlllnunumlmllIImulmnuuuuIulmlllllllllmlllnll mnlunuummlnuuuu N ' nn , I 0 X I ff 1 9 2 5 J? - 14, . sv E df ' 5 f 5 S , - , x I - . I , V 57 GX- o ml Iv- v A ww-. Y--sq., MISS LOXVRYIS PIANO I'l.7I'II,S MISS MUSIELEYIS PIANO l'l,'I'II.S Pagr sixly-nigh! m mf: um J , xwgnxxannugul n ' l :u1fl1u,,,l 1 9 5 Mountarneer zfjffra ' - 2 0 1 pf' ' EP 1 :-' df E f , N , 5 ' 5 N 11 Q 9 , Ill Y Q35 O - ax lug o Q Xw o -Am-A llllIIIlIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllmIllummmumunlnnunnlm uuulnuu nuumwg fllllllll 1 ummm XX ofllllllIIIIllllIIIllllllIIIllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll num:nmunumunnnnm- V f ' 2 ' , , , L o . L Y . :K-.4 -. , A a. .Ham Av ,W .'3-wif!-u-.. 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P'- ,.n:ainf' L1 ga., , x A PHYSICAL TRAINING Page sefvculy 'WNY .unmnnull:mum ,,,, U xv 1 0 9 o ILA 4 X 9 fo XZ 9 o . x 0 U x X f ll w ,W - fb 1 9 2 Mountarneer 5 W Q, 9 buf- . 27 ' : .nr : , f-I ! X' - 'f .V 0 A uIllnmIllIlulmulllununIInlnlnlnunmnInn1ummmnnmn1Iannmmuunnmm 0l1,,,,,, m,,,,,,,.nnnnxxsxxb, 'fm ' U ' ' ' kv L: E W K Z 5 I DOMESTIC ART A BUNCH ov Goon MXXIERS A SEWING PARTY Page .sefvrnzy-one D 123 ' ART DISPLAY 0 aumguno .42 1 E : I -,X 4 9 3 Wu uv fs Q v I 4 S , S 'seikl E E . 1 92 S Ulf. 1 5 H to 1? N' Q U1 9 nutullln llllll , yn V u WI is lux 0 0 xg, lux 4 lllllllllllllllllllIlulllllnlunuuullnuununmulunIunummnnunnnunu 11 X '0l1,,, X ofllll annunuuunnluumlunmnnuunullnlnnull:luuunnmum nu n l 4 . L 1 n ,man ff. I, '0 Mountarneer 0 I 9 2 5 E Q, . 5, , 0 1 i Y - I nnu 3 f In NS: 1 - I v A G IJ nga smwzly-1hr'cc G, , lllllllllllllllhli u nnmm Special Stuclents I lilanmcn STRIZIET PEARL Howfuzo LEATI-I li RULE I The Span of a Special f Spec'ially sorry, Rudy, old hoy.J l'rf'.r1'11l Spf'rial.v l:'x1'1'plm1 A maiden there was, and she came here to school, Even as you and Ig She came on the 'tSpec'ial, as was the rule, To study and learn to not he a fool, She was classed as a 'fSpeci:1l hy the dean of the schoo Never as you and I. A hoy there was, and some Specials he mailed, But not to you and lg These she read all the time, and soon the was hailed Up to face all her teachers, before whom she paledg l They gave her some Specials so hard that she failed- She's no more with you and I. qnmtitfa 4 maunumum lu I imm A 'Y ln . sw :WZ i nga 1 OU71- CZ7Tl667' S 4 o : Mn 4 - S, ' Ev, I 5 - 3 , V Y s.4n.N v o Q xg 0 wluwea - v: YIIIIlllllIIIIllllIIIIIllItIIlulnnuulllmuIlluInnIllInnuIunlnluinnulmnmnnnmn Gfmflllllll y,nHu,,,,n,,mQXB, llllninulnnlllnnnniuuumnunnlmnuuunuun 1nlmummmunumumnn' o Blue Mountain Bards Bubbles Bubbles, bubbles gay and bright, liarth and sky rellecting, Offering in your dazzling light - All we are expecting. Oh, if we might rise with you into sunny spaces! Oh, if we were wise with you 'l'o all earthly graves! Ole Billy William Ole Mistah Billy VVilliam Goat llad all the whiskers he could tote, An' when he tuck and shaved 'ein off Ile cotch newmoaney an' a cough. lle sent for Doetah Rambo Sheep, Whut sed de cold sot might' deep. But, sezee, 1 think you can pull 'l'hrough, ef you'll wrop yo'se'f in wool.' AL J Den Doctah Gander come 'long, 1 An' say, Dat cold is mighty strong. My 'pinion is yo' sho' is dead, lit yo' don't get a fedder bed. An' den ole Doctah Turtle come, An' say, Yo' gwine to yo' long home, Because you never kin get well - lfnless yo' get yo'se'f a shell. Den ole man Billy VVilliam cuss, An' say he dunno who to trus', An' dey's all dead an' gone' an' quit, An' ole man VVilliam livin' yit. Boo'1'u Lowiuav, Allante Conslillzlioll. livery jewel's lambent gleam Your fair crystal tintethg livery tlower's summer dream Glistens there and glinteth. l.et me soar with you and roam, liarthly care surrender! You are gone-a Heck of foam- l.eft of all your splendor. Cnium I.. Nicomv. Triolets VVhile thou art near, As now thou art, l feel no fear NVhile thou art near, 'l'hat others, dear, 1 May win thy heart VVhile thou art near, As now' thou art, VVhen thou art far, As thou shalt be, No jealous jar, VVhen thou art far Shall ever mar My faith in thee VVhen thou art far As thou shalt be. 'l'ill saints deceive And truth is trite, Sweet Genevieve, '1'ill saints deceive, I shall believe And trust thee quite, Till saints deceive And truth is trite. Davin IE, GUv'roN, Loveis Alchemy My glad heart sings along the years 'l'hat have been paved with Their cobblestones of pain and tears , '1'ransmuted by love's alchemy. Rosnwism, Muns1'y'.r Magazinr, Dee., 1920. 5 Dl'lfIlfHl0l'. , gold for meg i G. Lowiusv, nf' Page .te-'veuty-foilr 'S . u of. , XJ V 'VJWQZW Q O 7 , 'B 'xeawcimf' QAUNGYJ .un uuuu mmf, , Nl ll . L . .Q -H' 'fn Mounta1neer 5 ' 1 9 2 5 5 fl ' 5' 4lv41.lX 0 o -11.1574 Q A 'll u n i n Q XX xo, ll i I u 1 ll nunu v IlllllllllllIIIIIlllllllllluuluulllllllllllllllulullll ul lullnllumlnll ull lluuxx llflln KQ 55 ' II Inlllllllllllln nu nun Iuullnnuulllllllulllluuuu A I i Y , - 0 Q, , llll nllluuunum B. Y. P. U. At the beginning of the session 1923-24, the li. Y. l'. U. was reorganized under the direction of Marion Leavell. The Union elected Miss Lucy Hutchins Councillor and Marion Leavell President, and under the name of the l.eavell Union, did excel- lent work throughout the session. This year the membership, being too large for one union, it was found necessary to divide it. This new organization, in turn, grew so rapidly that a third was formed, thus making three active B. Y. P. U.'s on the campus. V Paiasinianrs Przfuu. Mu.i.ian DORIS SHARCY MARION I.mvm.l. MARY S'm,x'i i'oN IinxHs'r1sia Scummsc Page .wwnty-Jewn I 1 umdullnnlllll Ilmffll I Mountaineer ' 1 9 2 5 f A ,, y 'Q 9 mf . . , . E jf' - E f s : , Ju.. 1 , o ,Q v1'l.nx,J- V - F IIIIIllllIIIllllllllIIllIllllllllllllllllllImummlmIIlluumulmllIIInnllmnnunnuumN flllunp m NX fllluuInIInmlnInnmluuummunllummluIulllnlnllnlnulun nnnlmuuunr ,- f- .Q H ulnunnmu Q G5 Q Y. W. A. Offlcers Mks. T. C. Lowruev, Adfvisrr MAY Evm. AnAnz . . . Prrsidrnl MA1 l'Ili BRYAN . . Trmyurrr Josnvnmu '1'Ro'r'r1cR . . Ififr-l'n-xiflnzl Louisa Mmc . . . . . Chorimr Bla'r'rY MAY COLLINS . . . Srrrrlary E'l l'A MAE SHUl l IliI.Il . . . Pianixt BLIND GlRLS' HOMIEU l'AGIEANT--PRESIENTED BY Y. W. A. Page :evenly-cigh! mllfl ml x K Ill l X ff 0 ' 1 9 2 5 Mountaineer S N 1 ' Ajhgg 0 NZ A-54 - - . u iz o gif v' ? Z Q lllllllllillllll IIIllllllInIIlllllllllllllmllnlllll lmlluumllull ln nlnnu nunuw 'llllu y XX5xfllIlluln unnu u lmlununllnlllllll lullllllllluuunmuuu num unlmr I 6 'A i D llll flllluuuunnllQ 0 W -. Classical Club CJFFICIERS Vwm S,uu.1ss . .... .... .... . I 'rf-.riflful k.-vrlamuxla Com ...,.. ..... I 'il'l PI'l'.ficIl'lIf llucxlc Ihcxlfxs ..... . Sn'rflary-7'rra.mn'r Miss LUCY IIU'rCmxs . . . .S'pnn.mr Pnyf .v1'fUr'llly-llfllr' I VIRGINAE RONANAE Mountaineer Iv lux VHIIIlllIllllllIIIlIIllllIlllllllllllIIIlIIIIllllllIllIIIIIIlllIllllIllllllllllllllllllllllll llllhhx 6 H Gunn IIIIII PII , 1 9 2 5 00 11-fx 4 'Zn ml MIHNHHNNQX Wllllnllnlmllllllln lm ll ullIllIInllllllllullllllllllllll I Im X x I . I X mu un I '00 S '-ff ' R e f,', rf 4 0 M. gg . E-. 17 E f . 9 - e , f - , QI XS - I - un v I' , X5 nnnu I Iuunnum' J O 0 , GE: o .Xi Eunomian Society O FFICERS I ir.vi S em ester CAMMII2 LOIS ALIJRIDGIE l'rr:idf'nl Lvlm MAE SUTTLE Vin'-l'rr:idcnt MARY STRATTON Srrrrmry- Trrasxzrcr Srroml Sl'IIIl?Sfl7l' CORINNI2 IQING Pr1'.Iid1'nl MARY STRATTON Via'-Presidmt JOSEPHINE TROTTER . Srwretary-Trcaszzrcr ' LIENA SCOTT PRICE LOUISE ScoTT Clnfef Lradvrs Page eighty X, nillllllllllll llHH ,, I Wf ' 5, XS JIJX 4 IIIIllIllllIIIIIIlllIllllllllnlllIllllIllllIllIllluIllIullllllllllllIlllllllllmnullullnmv Um H mmmnmnm xx Wlllllllnllllllllllmllll IIullmlllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllnnl ll un mlm n mn A L - tt: ,' If Mounta1neer l N 1 9 2 5 lllllll Y bv I A NIMH H YS, - l Y n c ' J W D O 9 is rs. Bumpsteacl-Leighq' A Comedy in Thrcc Acts By HARRY JAMES SMITH l'R1cslcN'rlsn nv liL'NoMmN LITERARY S:Jc:ns'1'Y, MARCH 30, 1925 justin Rnwson . . . Miss Rawson, his sister Geoffrey Rnwson, CAST or CHARACTERS his younger son . . Anthony Rawson, his elclcr son . . . Stephen Leavitt. . . Mrs. Stephen Leavitt . Peter Swallow . . . Kitson . . . Mrs. lJeSnlle ,... Mrs. BlllI1PStCZlll-l.Clgll Violet l7eSzille . . . . Nina . .... . . . Lum MAH SU'l'l'l.li . IRMA D. Blum' . . . Dmus Smkcx' . LIQNA Sco'r'r Plums . . G1.Am's livkxn VAl.liN'l'lNIi PAscnAl. . . CORINNE Kino . ANNIE lirzmn PACE . Iinwxm Ronmsox . MARY Num. Youxr: CAMMIH Lois Almunnn . . . . RUTH MCGHH Scene: Living room in Rnwson's Long lslancl Country llonsc. Page eighty-one EUNOMIAN GLEE CLUB AND ORCHESTRA Mountaineer fHd5x6Bf1 . um-nun: ummm ,mn XXQN' ll W' 1925 MJLIX o W 11.54 w . w 'fu . - nf . is . E ff 5 f - , 2 V o ' . , v W V - v , llllllllllllllllllllllllIlllll IlllllllllllIllIlIIIIIIII1IIIllllIIIIIIIllIllIlIllIlllllllIlllllllllilllhlxv 0,01 W, HQXXS, llllllllIIIIllIlllllllllllllillIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllll Il lll lllllllllllllllll' ' 0 9 ununnuun . X Euzelian Society OFFICERS First Srwmslfr Louisa LmxIAs'1'lcR 1'rc.vin'rnl HAZ ran. Iilucmxn l iz'u-l'r0sidf11l M All 151, 'Pom Sl'N'l'lllI'y Srzronzl Sl'llll?Sfl'l' H Azul, lin m,ANn 1'n'sid1'11l Lucu,1.1a ScH11,I,1Na Via'-1'rv.sia'nlll Mmmm DEAN Srcrclary T1 us1,MA BARILAM Lvnm Gammon Chrrr Lcadrrs EMMA BosTw1cK Bzuirzrss- Ivlanagrr Page eighty-tfwo . qegfnnumff ,mm nulfn 1 1 9 2 5 Mountavneer A , Y , Y f, 3 o -JLAPYA 1 mvb I fl ' Q93 ill'lululllllllllllnluuunnmluullllllllllllllllllllllllllnlnllummumnllmnmn' Q 0 ' X ,N Z f Z nr' 2: Q u 1 9 Q 5 1 Y tl 1 A O 00, xx X 6 I IIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllIIluIIIIlulllrllllllllnmunllll Illlllllllnuulmnnn o ,llflm HI gmnmx .nv ,,,,f-ghd .. X 92 if '5 5 W 'GN mf 1 N Mfr: R' U ' f if 1. X ff x fx, 1, ,..,,. 11 V .4 'F' , gi,-Qgfg 1 ,. , W -,Q 1 V' M . f f :i f-' 9, ff wi' . V'5' ' JQ' M. y QUEEN EUZELIA Page eighty-Ihree 1 5 Q I Km 3 0 WW , umm mmf, 2 5 IL JLIX 0 0 I AJP llllllllllllllllllllnnlnlllllllllllnlnmllulllmlullumlmllll ml I n X flmm, NY ffllll I mlllltlll IIIllIulllllIIlllllllllulnllllllmlml I L L 1 n ami' ulfflf Mountaineer Q 1 9 o 5 .' , 2 - 1 5 :V - E' 'P ' Z ' S , ' ,- - 1 Y 1 V 9 9 - i4 uullllll n n n .mn u m9 Il' Q X X xXX?s, u ue num: n m nu 1 D Q - O in i 9 umnnmm Modenian Society OFFICERS First S l'lllL'3'fl'I' V1oLA SA1u.1cs Pl't'JidI'lll KATI-1ER1N rs Gozfx Via'-l'rc:idrr1l PEARL Mlnuaa Sncrnlary Nm,r,uz HUGHEY lizuimnu Manager Srrrorul Sl'lIlC'.Yll'I' Nm.1,1ls H UGH nv I,l'L'.filfl'Ill BETTIE MAY COLLINS Vice-Prvsidrrzt ' MAY Evm. Amin Secretary VliJI..A SAru.ns l?u.rim':s Miuzagrr PEARL MILLER MARTELLE LEAKE Cl1ecr'Lcadcr.v R. Page cighfy-faur .nn, ,,m1uusn nllll: un ,, Il I S Q, 0 A-N A - . n ' ' 0 . ,qu I , ountameer Q My W 2, - R. , - 0 I X I - . , Y - . 6 lnllllIIIIlllllIIIIIIlullIluunmumlnnunuummnm nnnulmuunnnunmnnnm 6'll11,,,,,, fggqpllnnnnnuuxnxxxvmb, '0l 'Hl''ll'll'llllllllvlIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllillllllll llllllIIIIIIIlmmlummumn- MRS. MODENA LOVVREY BERRY In upprw-nzutinvn nl lu-1' wlsa-. llllHl'llll-1' H'llllI4Illi'l' :md luI'Iy 4-xaunpln-, und In-1-ull:-xv wa- luv.. yn.,-, W.. ,l,.,g, If-nlv this pngu- in um' Mmlvninn l,SH1!lllll1hl'I', Mrs. Hvrrv. -'C Pfffff fiffhly-fvf' l Mountaineer A I mf: K Nunn m ll 1,,,0l ,qxxxxu 11,01 1 9 2 5 IK ILM Q, 0 JLISJ 3 . ' 'W 0 si E ,I E ' 'J . 2 ' S K ' V ' ' v I ' x ' . umumuu n nv 'fo x 0111 I I ' J, lllll Illlllllllllnlmllllllllllllullllllllu mlnlllmlmIulllllnmmnnlnm 6 lllllllf ,mmunmnmys O lmlmlnllll Illllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll llllll l nuluuuluuulullluulun GE: Q Editorial Staff of Mountaineer, 1925 . EMMA Briswwlcx . . CAMMIIE Lois Al.DRIDGli . Bmw' MAX' Comms . ,ANNA IIA'rcmck . . I-IAzm. B1uar.ANn . . Vmr:A SAvu,lcs . HAZIZI. PONIT . . . Gr,Am's Bmlaum' . Cmuwmz Kms . . l311.ri1n.'s,r M1lllllffl'I' . flJ.fociuh,' . Xlssorian' . I,ilr'rary . I,ilz'rary . . fflhlflizi . MIl1IIl.Ul'I'ifl Iligll Sfhool If If If I: If If ls' dilor dim: rlilor dilm' alflol' ziilor clillll' Ifdilor-in-Clliwf Louisa I,nMAs'r1au . . flfl-verlising Edilor I,ucn,I,la Scmr.mNc . . Adfunrlisiny Ifdilor PEARL HOWARD ......, . Ari lfdilor Rum' CLARK RU'I'HIilfl 0RD . . . flrl liflilor NliI.I.Hi Hucmav . -. . . Photograjrll lfdilar Miss ICr,,xzAnla'g'1r IIUnsoN . . . flrl ,flfl-vim' MR. D. IC. GUYTON . . . Firmlzrizll flflfvisrr' MR. R. G. LOWRHY. . .Lilzfrary flfl-visrr Page ezyhzy-:xx 2272 Zahn 2 D Q 63 : '57 Q QQ Q S C4 N l ' Y 'K a an ' , ulllluulln lull! l,,,,!lN I tk JLN xf I A-fx A ' ual' , 1 I V I auntameer Q- X ' 1 9 2 o ,ul 2: I E 157 E , 1 v Z , S v , - 1 W 0 9 a - , ia lllllllllllllllltlllllIIllIllIInIIllllllIllIIlllllllllnl1llllllnlIllllllllulllllllllllIlnlllllllllllxxvgfllfn, BNHS, lllmlIlumlIllIllIullllullnllull:lllllllllllllllllllllllllilllllllll nl lull 1 lll ck 0 9 'IH llllllllllllllll Athletic Association Mens sana in corpore sano is fast coming to be the motto of Blue Mountain College--more and more we are realizing the importance of athletics as an aid to, and a balance for, the more academic side of a college course. The Athletic Association has long fostered this spirit, and has been the cause of a great many contests that have served greatly to stimulate the interest of the girls in this direction. This organization has advanced rapidly in the last few years, under the direction of Mr. Roswell Lowrey, who, by his chapel talks, has inculcated a. fine spirit of sportsmanship in the girls. The main contributions of the Associations have been in spirit rather than in material equip- ment, yet last year they donated two tennis courts, and this year, a new diving board. Many exciting games took place last year, each society coming off with equal honorsg the Modenian team got their letters in basketball, the Eunomians in swimming, and the Euzelians came off second in both.' This year saw the Euzelians victors in basketball, and each society is expectantly awaiting triumph in the swimming contest. ' In tennis last year, Louise Lemaster and Josephine Trotter won the doubles from the freshmen. Some stirring games are expected this year. Two new teams have recently been added to the athletic forces-the Bulldogs and the HTigCfS 9 their names alone are enough to warrant a lively scrap when they meet in deadly combat, and the school is awaiting the issue with a great deal of interest. OFFICERS Firrt Semester Second Semester VIOLA SAR!-ES - - . . Prexidenl . . . . KATFIERINE GozA Louisa LEMASTER . . . . Vice-President . . . . THELMA BARHAM ELOISE JONES, Barium: Managrr HAZEL BRELAND, Cheer Leader Page eighty-nine 5 m munfm uml y: . Mountafneer - Q 1 9 2 5 ' o 34' 4 if - 1 2 if 5 ' '- ,V f - ,va-gg Q Q01 We wJLIN.A - I C l 1mlllllllllllmlnulllIIummmInunmnmumnunnmnnuImnumuumnnnmmuf6'ffllum u,H,,,,,mmmYxKXb3 lllmn11Imlmnuuuummmnmnnnnluuuumlln anmmnmnunuumnunm In 0 CLASS TENNIS TEAMS Page nincfy U , U I mutnllllllllllll n, N I i N xg NV JIJX 4 YIIIINNIIllllIIIIIIIIlIIIlllllllmlllIllIllInllInnun1InInunnumluulnmununmmum ffm, X 0llr1nnulnulllmnunnum:mnunnulluulllllllllllnnnmnun nn umnnunuu . L Q, A , Ill Mounta1neer 5+ xx 1 9 2 5 q 2 if j gr 4 , ax, . , ' I 5 w . - u - f f ' Q, 'Ill lllllllulnulnunullxwxxbm r Y ' k EUNOMIAN ATI-I LETICS Page ninety-one omg-ffiaugu Mud EUZELIAN ATHLETICS 'Q 1.4710 193 I 4921! 'X' vom X v 5 1 : . A o ' b?xwuI Z Q 4 S 1 5 'N : ,. ,Q x : ' 1 , - s ' -N 4 5 L 5 N . NJ X UI BIODENI.-XX ATHLETICS 1, E O 5 2 5 3 5 E 5 - . 5 3 5 N 5 N E Y 2 7 5 4 E s 2 o ' ?quuln,,Z as in 5 2 5 '2Ji:R E - 1 - M - 5 'wN E 2 5 Z 5 0 S oil' 'S N 5 ND Y x gn 9 G Y munllnrslrfy ,U I I Mountaineer 611.3 JLA' 1925 . A J t ll NXKNN I I 6 X 'MCT ' 'a,, . of . . 9 - : 0 v4 IllIIIllllllllllllllllmlunnmuunumu u nuum uInuumumnlmnnmnnuma611111111111 ,,,,,,,,,,,mmuQlxb, '' ' ' ' ' In 5 Society Songs EL1I'lOl'I1ia. Tune of Mississippi Eunomia, hundreds love you With a passion pure and trueg VVhile the blue skies shine above you Guide us, guard us, safely through. You have watched our long endeavor- Hold us high and keep us greatg We will keep the gold and white, And will guard its destiny. Cuokus Dear Eunomia, dear Eunomia, Lift her name in song sublime. Dear Eunomia, dear Eunomia, Sound it down the sweeps of time. We are standing, we are standing, Loyal to the gold and white, And we hear her voice commanding, Hold me high and keep me great. E'L'l'E ll'ZeliaI'lS I'm so glad that I'm a Euzelian, E-u-E-u-zelian! I'm so glad that I'm a Euzelian, E-u-E-u-zelianl Eunomians are all right, Modenians are all right, But as for me, I'll always be Euzelian, Euzelian, Euzelian! Modenian Pep The peppiest bunch I ever saw, It never comes a-poking, And if Pd tell you how peppy it was You'd think I was a-joking, the pep of the pepper box, the pep of the popcorn popperg It's not Nor It's not the pep of the mustard can, Nor the pep of the vinegar stopper, It's the good old-fashioned P-e-p- ' The pep that you can't down- . Modenian PCP-Modenian Pep- The peppiest pep around! Page ninety-four , 236317767 4--.eg 5 A , Q Q .rb- V Q faif.-2, Q 3- WK v Mountaineer 1 9 2 5 K s 011111 llll llllllllllu mul lllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll I I Imll A 2341. ' xl ll umm S x fa : -, ,V f -E -F if 2 ' S , A- , 3, og 0 YJLIFWA - V K , 0 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIU ll X5 I I Illlll I I Ill I Illl . J - , I 0 V -i o IIIllllIllllllllllllllllllllll ulnnum nlllmnmnmll mum mum D lmml ulm.mmnuIlQ B LLETIN CADPO TRY Page on: hundred one mu ullllmlllllr J 4 1 . um mlb, Mo untameer ' 1 9 2 5 - 5 Q' ' eq ir . I-Y l D' Q XS o W4 a IIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllll llllllllllllllllll ll lmnlll lunlllllnnll nlIIluIlllnnlnnugvgffffilffi lm XNS. fllllnn Innmnnmnuunm I Ill llllmllllll I Ill lull lu I t O HI llllmlunm Q Faculty in Their Leisure Hours Editork Note: Yielding to an urgent request from the student body, who wished to know more of the private life of their beloved teachers, we hereby publish the result of a most pleasant and profitable afternoon spent in interview. A l 'Q3 E an 'l -' I I I J' 4 CBI' wail' cb J 1 We ' ,.. I Cb rf if si fanfj f li N igillllllilllililllg E 562, F c., 5.7 J 'J 1' f' xwiai mif - g I lj, it , 1 A 'X 11, if DR. LOWREY: There is nothing that brings back the innocent amusement of my boyhood days, and refreshes me so entirely, as an afternoon spent with Dr. Hatcher play- ing leap frog. . DR. NICOLAY: I hate to tell on the Lady Principal, but every other night, when the lights are out, I unbar my door and let Mi's. Berry in, and then we indulge in a friendly game of -she lowered her voice- tiddly- winks! Miss TRUDIE: VVell, my dear, if you must know, for over two years now it's been my ambition to pick out the 'Sheik' with one finger. I'ye been working on it for three months, and I almost know the chorus. Miss LUCY! At noon and after school Miss Ander- son, Mr. Booth, and I have so much fun jumping rope. We take turn about and I can hardly wait for mine to ll come- . Bliss LEAVELL: Every day after lunch Miss Farley and I indulge in very beneficial exercise. She climbs the persimmon tree for the fruit she is so fond of, and I at- tempt the same with the pecan tree. ' Page one hundred tfwo . will -:Mi r ,I I 1 A +.A.Nv 5, ' , f Ju-W4 Illllllllllllllllllllllllllll 5 Y , xxamusuii my nl ountameer W7 ' ea 0 : if Q: - I muununlmllunnnnluiinnnuununnNX6: flllIlln umummmm AB, lllllnlnllnlllmlmmnnummnlll I llll 0 NIR. GUYTON: After a day in the class room, when my faith has been destroyed as to who was the discoverer of America, I am calmed and soothed by listening to the bedtime stories, on my radio, of Charles Chipmunk and Rudolph Rabbit. Miss HURD: I don't know anything I've taken more pleasure in than in giving Mr. Donnell singing' lessons. He is a promising and ambitious pupil, and already can sing very movingly, 'Three Blind lVIice'- Miss MABEL: In the afternoon, after a hard day at school, Mr. Rosewell comes by for me and we spend a merry hour in the ancient, thrilling game of hop-scotch. We're thinking of challenging the state champions. Both Miss Purser and Miss Hudson refused to give an interview, but as I was leaving I saw a book protrud- ing from under a pillow where they had hastily thrust it, bearing the title, How to Acquire Perfection in the Art of Tight-Rope Dancing in 472 Lessons. lN'IRs. LOWREY! What would I rather do? Circuses, my dear, circuses! I just dote on them. Aren't the clowns too killingly funny? And I love the elephants! And the peanuts, popcorn, and chewing gum-Oh! it's too much fun for words! IWRS. TAYLOR! Every night, the minute supper is over, Miss Moseley and I rush to our room and take turn about reading 'Pilgrim's Progress' to each other. We can hardly wait to see how it turns out. Page one hundred three 4.33 'ca N Qz. I I' -N - V555-,EELQ fag I , B 1 in .af E-D-0-adm x F Xi , ' ' fl ' N1 X f gi- ! iilllNIlllll I! 'I u H llell, ' 'hd lvl? ' I L 2' it It-Ill Jn: Illl Wilma l l i ,jiglm Gdikmf xxunllllllllllllvllllll lu: Nh ! , o I tm XLIXW , X . U n Mounta1neer 1 9 2 5 : 'ii' ' -' 1 as i A nge Im N5 1 . J- lllllIlIlIllllllllIIIIllllIIIIlllllllllIllIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllll I S 9 IO I3 16 I8 20 22 23 3 + 5 6 7 9 II I2 01 01 I 1 11 lr u num ununnul umunnnm O 11, Hmnmmmnw 1 1 1 nunnmuuuluumuuulluuuuulnuuulumunur uuuunumu 1 1 snr it ' IH ll 1ll A il ' I fe' 8 Horizontac The capital of North America. As black as Pearl Braddock. Our immediate objective. Faces. Modern martyrs. Something that will save a bad girl who talks after lights. Grades nobody gets. Infrequently seen on the campus. This does not signify uota bene, but naughty burglar. llas it come to stay? 25 26 28 30 32 33 3-If 36 39 Vertical VVhat you must not ask of your roommate, even if you haven't a thing to wear. Miss Lucy llutchin's favorite conjunction. Somebody we would like to see. Mr. Guyton's favorite method of giving examinations. VVhat our hair looks like at before-break- fast drill. Only way to get pictures taken for the Annual. Descriptive of occupants of Ripley jail. Occasion of a stair-climbing race between seniors. Dumb. V+ I5 T7 19 20 21 2+ 25 27 29 31 35 37 38 The prettiest girl in college. ' VVhy fourteen girls a year go crazy. A state of sophistication. Articles of furniture used indiscriminately as chairs, tables. and hall decorations. Better than it might have been. A discouraging symbolic decoration. Exists Cput in as a mark of deference to cross-word traditionsl, Some of Mrs. l'Iatcher's favorites in spell- ing. A bad girl who used to go to B. M. C. Treadway-phonetic spelling. Mrs. Berry's lip seal. Somebody's sweetie. Hatcher. ' Ask Dr. Nieolay what it means, Compere. Society week. A bad girl now in school. VVord necessary to complete the puzzle. A much-used kind of stick, Flirting in church. Descriptive of Mrs. Berry's tales. VVhat we think of Blue Mountain. Less used than another article on the campus. Page one hundred four , Qmuiimlillnnlllll y,,,,0U W .1 f, , Ill 1 9 2 5 Mountarneer ,O .0 I ' f . . 4 e 3 J' E , 1 9 ' 5 , a o Z S o K 4 iInnIImumullIInlInuiiiiuliniinllwgfllg , ug? , U ,,,,,,,mmm I, ' H I Q fk Q vm f . . , r-.lux , 'Ju Y I IIlllllllllllllllllllllll us nnnlnunmnl Ill v I V V Ill I V D ll NH Hlllluulunlnxi llll Ill llllllllll I I I I llllllllllllllllllll lillll Wise and Otherwise Martelle L: Dix Nicolay, what good does French do you ? Dr. Nicolay: Vy, it broadens you. Martelle: VVell, I'm going to drop it, right away. GK' it il? Mary Lou fin Y. VV. AJ: Dear Lord, please give us pure hearts, clean hearts, and sweet hearts. -lit -X6 'DK' Mr. Barnes: Would you like for me to make a large or small photo of you? Katherine NI. Cexcitedlyl: A small one. Mr. Barnes: Then please close your mouth. an if as Now I've got you in my grip, hissed the villain, shoving his tooth brush into his valise. as vi is Did you want to mail your package on that train? said Mr. Palmer to Nel- lie and Corinne, whom he saw running after the disappearing train, with a pack- age of annual pictures in their hands. No, we were just chasing it out of town! an in It 'Tis better to be silent and thought a fool than to speak and remove all doubt. vi an are Bill B.: If I were to tell you in French that I was going to kiss you, what would you say? 4Cammie Lois: I'd say 'Billet doux.' -Pl? JK' it Eve's dropping again, said Adam, as his playmate fell out of the apple tree. Mr. Guyton fon history examl: Question I. W1'ite out the name of every man from Adam down to date, with everything that each began, with every scheme and dream and plan of every nation, tribe, and clan, both small as well as great. People who live in glass houses should undress in the dark. -St MG 'lk Edith O.: VVhat has feathers, stands in the water on one leg and barks like a dog? Katherine G.: I give up. Edith: A stork. Katherine: Why, you dumbell, a stork doesn't bark like a dog. Edith: Oh, I just put that in to make it harder. in an an J n V Lena Scott: That was good coffee we had this morning, wasn't it P Gladys Byrne: Aw, I never drink coffee at breakfast-it keeps me awake all morning. vf as ne Thelma B.: Why are you mailing all those empty envelopes Louise L.: I'm cutting classes in a correspondence school. P!! arisen Mr. Donnell Csternlyl : You're chewing gum! Nellie: No, sir: I'm Nellie Moye. . 31+ an as Miss Farley: Miss Bennett, a biped is anything that goes on two legs. Name one. Eva Sue: A pair of stockings. Pagu one hundred .wx f3AB'6Nf n , ,,ymmuinullln IIHH nu nl N My ' umm is AA N 4 ' A II IIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllll IX ,Il I lllllll I Ill H ll I nInunomlInnInIumlmulnnnnunumun D glllllll 1nlmuuiiulNQ m ' H ' ' ' ' A 1 ountameer 0 , I' A 1 9 2 5 ' I Ea J- 5 A Q J mlm I W , WZ, XXXgT l W 1 I I I I lllllunl rnun . Ode to Papais Purse Patronize the corner store! Papa's purse 'll groan. Purchase goo-goo sweets galore! Papa's purse 'll groan. Gobble down your grits and hash, Clamp a limit on your cash, Ain't no sense in so much trash- Papa's purse 'll groan. Strut your stuff you've worn an age- Papa's purse ,ll groan. Ancient duds are all the rage- Papa's purse 'll groan. Like a saving little saint, Junk your powder and your paint- They just make you what you ain't- Papa's purse 'll groan. Verse QNot Free, But Fairly Oh, the glory of the girls, With their golden-glinted curls- Glorious girls! Glinted curls! Girls with curls- Girls on the campus without curls! Poor girls without curls! Some curls on the bureau without girls- Poor curls without girls! Girls, curls, whirls, and twirls-so goes the world! , Shun a drug-store like a snak Papa's purse 'll groan. Every eating joint forsake- Papa's purse 'll groan. Never smoke a cigarette, Drink a dope, or dance a set- Cut the movies, pretty pet, Papa's purse 'll groan. cs Never spend a cent for self- Papa's purse 'll groan. Hoard your petty pile of pelf- Papa's purse 'll groan. Still, to every single call For donations, great and small, Chuck in something, one and all, Though papa's purse may groan Chcapj Love is like an onion- We taste it with delight! But when it's gone, we wonder What ever made us bite, 'Sit ilt It An annual's a great invention! The school gets all the fame, The printer gets all the money, And the staff gets all the blame. The Snail! Once upon a time thcrc was a snail, who started to Mrs. Bcrry's talk. Up the walk this Snail came at a pace, until it reached the fountain, and it decided that relaxation was necessary. Tap-tap-tap, tap, tap! sounded the bell in the distance, and the Snail's memory was shocked and its senses revived, so on it crept. I-Iurryl, hurry! came a voice, but this Snail was coming as fast as possible. Up the steps it slowly walked, into the door it came. Uh-h! arose a chorus of voices, and the Snail longed to retreat, but too late-too late-for a voice said: Why are you ten minutes late? Mrs. Berry, I started when I knew that the bell had rung. I was 'way back in the B. G. Yes, honey, but snails always come at your pace. I Humiliated, this Snail slipped into a seat and resolved in her heart no longer to be a snail, but a typical Blue Mountain College girl. P406 one hundred :even I X U , mum: llllll luu gg lj-A Q xy, x 6 11.15 4 illllllllIllllllllllllllllllll lulllllllllulllllllllllltllllll nuulllun unlllll In nu nn lx 0011111111 lnnuuuummw flllllunumllllnln ll 1IlullIumluullulllllunllllllllulllmm cu llmllmnl In 4 L g c NSU' VI' I Mountarneer g l 1 .9 2 5 -1 if A X GLIIWPSES OF THE H HIGI-ITS Page one hundred eight X, mufgulfm nllll ,,, ' xx 6.40.51 0 Z, GS O -1145.4 , A YIIIIIIllIlllllllIIIlllllllllllllllllllllIIllIlllullnnIllIlllhlnllllllllnnulllluIlllllllnllunxxvcfwfllllH mmmmm Q ,lllluIllIlllllllIInnI1mlmnnlllllllIll1llIulllllllllllllnmlllluuuulunuulnunnn L Mountafneer S 1 9 2 5 0 Ji' ' 2' L a I 1 ml 'xbg , 1, W W -Y 5' . A' A ' - , 1 Q A a PW 1 ' y -e-A, 'J' 3:2 , - Q 1 - ,.,, Q I 1 . M. H. A. FOOTBALL SQUAD Paw' one hundred nine B J Qxmnmunun mm ,, ,ful I O JLJX am, I, I Mountaineer ' 1 9 2 5 E F ' 5 , ' , - ' . ev. 1 . ?,, - , QS v . .A V , . A 1 ' 'f Wim ' ' ' 'A . 1 VII IIllIIlllIIllIIlllIIllllllIllIIllllllIllIIlllllllllIIIIillIllllIllmlulllnlllllll In mlnlmu N 'ffll X I I G lm, Hlnmmnmmg lllllmlllllllllllmlnnlIllullllllIIllllIllIlllllllllllllllllllllln ln nmumnnn I ALPHA AND OMEGA My lzuk il Jour, my song has I'l'tl.fl'fI', My lhrmzf has dird info an rf'ho,' il is 'HI Tlnr .rjwll should brrak of lllis prolrarlml drz'am,' Thr lorrh lmlll brrn rxlingzzisllrd fbUlIil'lI l1a'll1 lil My midnighl lamp-and fwllal is fwril i.f'Q5Ul'if. llfould il fwvrc fworlhifr! ' Page one hundred ten 11.3 JLKK u A L 4 n U nu xxitlm 'lu Mountarneer ' Q rvfv. . ep . . 2 ' 5 , 4k , o Q cs v - .4 - 6 Z, KX Q , '- , Ylllllllllllll llIllllllnuulnllnuuunnmm G011,,u,, fgllllllllllllxnlxxgxtw llllllllIIIIlllllllllullnullnlm llmulun kc 0 BLUE MOUNTAI COLLEGE FOR YOUNG LADIES Fifty-Third Annual Session Opens September 16, 1925 Accepted by Committee of Southern Association of Colleges as Approved or Recommended College. Campaign now on to raise sufficient additional endowment to place it on the regular membership list. ' B.A. graduates now receive Professional License to teach for life in the public schools of Mississippi. Located among the small mountains and gushing fountains of northeast Mississippi. Only one mile from the highest known point above sea level in the state. Students last session from ten states and most of the counties of Mississippi. Up-to-date instruction offered in Piano, Voice, Violin, Pipe Organ, Art, Expression, Physical Cul- ture, Home Economics. g ADDRESS BLUE MOUNTAIN COLLEGE BLUE lVI0l,7N'I'.fXlN, rl1ll'I'AlI COUNTY, iL'IISEISSll'I'I 11,5 AAS . m 2 1 n Hy un 1 , Mounta1neer w 1 9 2 5 u ,vp is P e 157 5 -' ' - -V + i o - 0 v -4 ' mlmumlml m mmmml mmmG'00,,,NI m yxgwqllllnvlnnnlnlnmnnuui , Q, , m uuunnnuu Q Q - Y- -- Y o , - - 44 There is no greater Declaration of Independence than the figures in your bank book. --Woodrow Wilson. If you want to succeed. save. -Marshall Field. WITH OUR COMPLIMENTS A BANK OF BLUE MOUNTAIN BLUE MOUNTAIN, MISS. I have often been asked to deine the true secret of success. It is thrift-especially thrift as applied to saving. -John Wanamaker. The man who saves will rise in his trade or profession steadily. This is inevitable. --Gladstone. THE CITY DRUG CO. We carry a large line of 'Fine Stationery, Cotys.. I-Ioubigant. Woodworth, Armand's and other better makes of Perfumes and Toilet Articles. We also carry a large line of School Supplies, Ath- letic Goods, Paints and Oils. We are agents for Whitman's and Belle Camp Fine Candies, Kodaks. Supplies and Developing. Water- mani Ideal and Parker Fountain Pens. If you are needing anything. Try the drug store first. COME IN-YOU ARE WELCOMED Try Our Fountain Service Mountaineer 1 9 2 5 Arun 1 'I ' I mn1,,, Sw 01,0 .5 2 J' 2, ' E ' Q , +,,41.tx o Q, wi vluwgav - HllllllllllllllllllIllllvlllllmululllu ulullnullmlnunummnm cfflillnm ,,,I,ulnnlmmYyx5' lflmlnInmuuluuumnunm nur-uluuuunnm K BEAUTIFUL THINGS TO WEAR Specializing in Ladies' Ready-to-Wear M illinery and Footwear Our Store Offers Exceptional Opportunities to the Students of B. M. C. for Convenient Shopping HOUSTON DRY GOODS CO. NEW ALBANY, MISS. A Department Store Right at Your Door WRITE FOR OUR 1925 CATALOGUE It Contains the Latest and Best Efforts of the 1 ' 1 Platinum, Go d and Sllversmith s Craft AS WELL AS AN EXTENSIVE VARIETY OF MOUNTINGS FOR RINGS A Complete Line of High-Grade Watches and Numerous A - Novel and Pleasing Suggestions for Gifts I GEO. T. BRODNAX INCORPORATED ' ' MAIN AND MONROE MEMPHIS, TENN. . miiiiamuya A 6 1 9 2 5 -. , Mountarneer 3 , r ' :v e n? ui e SCD f , f-,MLN Y 300, xx X vi -Juv-A CQ llunumnmu an I mmumnnnmmlnnmnnumn .6 :num Ullnnmuumtysxb, IIHIIIIIHIIIIIIIIHIIHIIIIIIII i THE BAPTIST MEMORIAL HOSPITAL SCHOOL OF NURSING Offers a three-year course to young women desiring the education of a nurse. The course comprises practical and theoretical instruc- tion in all branches of nursing. given by our instructress and the University of Tennessee faculty. The school 'is accredited, and its graduates eligible for member- ship in State and National organizations, without post-graduate work. During training the students live at the Hughla Dockery Home, a beautifully appointed home with every modern convenience. Every care surrounds our students. Applicants must be between the ages of 18 and 32, in good health, of good moral character, and have at last two full years of High School. For further particulars write to MISS MYRTLE M. ARCHER Superintendent of Nurses BARNES 25 ECKLIN PHOTOGRAPHERS For The Mountaineer v Get Our Prices, Plans, Etc., for Your Next Annual WE MAKE PHOTOS FOR MORE COLLEGE ANNUALS THAN ANY OTHER STUDIO IN THE SOUTH ' Write, Wire or Phone AIX ' . L J A ll u N 1 Nwiul N 1.71. ' 10,0 ountameer Wi ' . 2 - A S ' , I v , , , 0,2 .LA K I 1 I lllllllllllllllllllllll llItlllllllllllllllllllllllllnl6 lllllllll llllnuunuuuxwxbj llllllll Illlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll I Mississippi Heights Academy A TRAINING SCHOOL FOR BOYS Good instructions by first-class teachers. Good moral influ- ence. ATHLETIC TRA1NiNG We Teach Your Boy lo Be Manly and Self-Reliant For Catalogue, Address J. E. BROWN, Principal Blue Mountain, Miss. MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE Member of Southern Association of Colleges We Educate You Physical- ly, Mentally and Morally One of the oldest and best equipped colleges in the State. A strong Facul- ty. Best moral surroundings. Health conditions ideal. An excellent spirit is always prevalent. Dormitories clean and commodious. Best location for college in the State. Send! for Catalogue J. W. PROVINE, Ph.D.. LL.D. President CLINTON HINES COUNTY, MlSSlSSlPlI THE OLD RELIABLE TIPPAH COUNTY'S MILLION DOLLAR BANK BANK 0F RIPLEY GODWlN AND DEEN BLUE MOUNTAIN. MISS. THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY Buy at Home See what you buy and get the best for the price no mat- ter what the price may be. Thank You--C all Again Mountaineer 4 . L xtkttrtiigulg t-u ul m1011u,,Q I 9 2 5 g My . i ML . gr' , IIIllllllllllllllllllllllllll Illllllllllllllllullllmunlllnlmut ul nllnuulmuuu 2001111111 lnlul uunnmwx mm. m ll 'Im mun mumuumm c YOUNG WOMEN Thread W1-Io DRESS Silk Hose WELL That Wear Are just as particular about the quality of their costumes as they are about the exclu- siveness of the style and the perfection in fitting. That is why so many of them continue to buy The Palmer Garment Coats. Dresses and Ensemble Costumes We shall continue to han- dle this splendid product, knowing that it has given such splendid satisfaction and knowing that always lull value is offered. Howard 25 Co Blue Mountain. Miss, O . lf you are par- ticular about the wearing qualities of your hosiery -v as well as its appear- ance you'll he de- lighted with CO-ED HOSE CO - EDS are full fashioned: matle of pure thread silk with mer- cerized top and sole: high spliced heel: rein- forced at all wearing points. CO-EDS lit perfectly - one of the reasons why they are the most popular and the largest selling stockings in America. Black and All the Wanted Shades At Your Loral Dealer's The Woman's Missionary School of the SOUTHWESTERN SEMINARY SEMINARY HILL, TEXAS. Southern Sentinel A. C. ANDERSON. Proprietor Fine Job Printing of All Kinds RIPLEY. MISS. Courses of study in missionary trainingf: Gospel Music, including Voice and Piano: Religious Educa- tion: Domestic Science: Stenography: Kindergarten. etc.. preparing women for all phases of church and kingdom work. Scholarships offered to college graduates. For further information write L. R. SCARBOROUGH, D.D. ' President DREAMLAND THEATER The Best of Pictures COME AND SEE US NEW ALBANY. MISS. . mini iimf l J M . Nunn.. I lln Ill ountameer N 1 9 2 5 o ,Q , . 5 ' ' , - - +.41.xv Q0 xg WJLINWA K llllllllllllllll :nun V nnmunmumuuniun-nm.-mnnuf6, f:1,,,,H lnnunmnuuwuxbi ffm,....um,nm.....,.mn. um. m m. m.......... k- Q GURNEY 25 CO. Fresh Fruits and Candy Always On Hand COME AND SEE US Your Next Deposit--Make it With' THE BANK OF NEW ALBANY The Friendly Bank NEW ALBANY. MISS. A bank where you are always wel- come. All Blue Mountain Girls come to see us. HOT LUNCHES Served All During the Day Let Us Serve You Quick Service PEOPLES CAFE BLUE MOUNTAIN, MISS. Hillman College A DELIGHTFUL HOME-LIKE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS Two-year college course. Accred- ited. Located at the throbbing heart of Mississippi. M. P. L. BERRY. President CLINTON, MISS. GIRLS! When you get ready for a home any- where , REMEMBER Leake Ed Goocllett The Home Builders TUPELO. MISS. TO GIVE YOU SERVICE This railroad is losing at the rate of SZ50.000.00 annually in its effort to furnish Blue Mountain and other communities with adequate passen e n g r SCIVICE. GULF, MOBILE AND NORTHERN RAILROAD With Best Wishes LEE GODWIN HARDWARE AND FURNITURE CASKETS AND BUILD- ING MATERIAL Fraternity, College and Class Jewelry Commencement Announcements and Invira- llnrll. Jeweler to the Senior Class of Blue Mountain College. A l L. G. 1 BALFOUR CO. Manufucluring Jewelers and Stationers ATTLEBORO. MASS. ASK ANY coLLEc.E GREEK -ww-1-npr . 1 9 2 5 Mounta1neer ii UZ- - , I-v4-i.NW o QS JL!N.4 ' . lllIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllll llllllllll Illlll IIIllIinIIIullnuilIirillriiixlfXd l:Illl111 ml mnmmixksu lllnIInlIIllIlllllllnmunuiu I I Ill I o COMPLIMENTS TUPELO FLORAL COMPANY TUPELO. MISS. Cut Flowers, Bridal Boquets, Floral Designs Day and Night Service. COMPLIMENTS OF W. L. ROBERTSON JEWELER AND STATIONER BLUE MOUNTAIN. MISS. COMPLIMENTS OF LUCY CARL WHITE SENIOR CLASS MAID COMPLIMENTS OF DR. JAS. I. MAYFIELD BLUE MOUNTAIN. MISS. J. M. NANCE SHOE REPAIR SHOP All Work Guaranteed and Appreciated BLUE MOUNTAIN. MISS. CLAYTON DRUG CO RIPLEY. Mississippi COLD DRINKS 'When in need of Tailor-Maile Clothing for old. middle age. or young men. see T. J. RATLIFF Blue Mountain. Miss. He represents the old reliable M. Born id Co.. WI10 lluaranree absolute satisfaction. Compliments of the Corner Store HOWARD 26 CO. . COMPLIMENTS OF Q M. HUDSON. Dentist BLUE MOUNTAIN. Miss. R. B. SMITH 8 SON LADIES' HIGH-GRADE READY-TO-WEAR SHOES. HOSIERY RIPLEY. MISSISSIPPI FRAZIER 'Z5 CO. HEADVTO-FOOT OUTFITTERS FOR THE COLLEGE GIRL BLUE MOUNTAIN, MISS. COMPLIMENTS OF R. W. STREET, Dentist RIPLEY. Miss. Lindley's Shoe Hospital For Quality Work THE POWER' MACHINERY SHOP BLUE MOUNTAIN, MISS. E. P. JOHNSON FANCY GROCERIES AND BAKERY RIPLEY. MISS. 0543. L . , Quitsuuununuutll ,,,,0,I txxxx yy x Ill, O 6 7' 3 2.4. '4 untam e Q N as 5 .W E , S tv o - 5 ' 14-fx . - . , M0 Vg v . W, vtllltlllllllllll IIlltllltlttutttntuIIltlIllntuitttttullttutiiuttultuituulnuununuuut 611111111111 ,,,HmuumlmQxB? lgmmmInmm.,,,,,,,,,HlmmummmumummnImmummm lmmmmlm ck THE BAPTIST BIBLE INSTITUTE New ORLEANS, LA. If you desire better preparation for Chris- tian work, come to the Baptist Bible Institute. We olfer courses leading to standard degrees in Christian Training. Missionary Training. Re- ligious Education. Gospel Music. Theology. Correspondence Course offered free. 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