Christian College - Ivy Chain Yearbook (Columbia, MO)

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TETLEY Spanish GKOLDIE LEIBOVICH Latin Page Twcniy-two ADA M. COLE Science C. F. AHBIANN fl Science NIRS. BERTHA EIKENBERRV English MRS. EDITH M. JONES flame Economics Lois JANE BIUNN flame Ecofzomics 9 I 5 4 'Yi 1 ytll S, 1 ,. 'T il'i f 1 .,. 'a ' 1 ru ug., 'if 145 AFM I 3 si' K5 Wi: tiff? api A-I' 'thy lm: .Q .id ep, QQX5 E ,jx org!! I I431' il. ,'lf an I v,- ,pin 425, 'TH ,',o I 4, til 45:1 NA., lik: ll 5:25 sl' 5, i ai: I I if I VE! 33' fn: il' -li fix 'ai mf ,v it nf LL .yn ,ky V' 4.1 'hi 54,1 N0 :E mag ,Q ,q' 1,5 'li c m.', .., FK !!xll yr S IIARRIETT JEAN 'FRAPPE Dlreelor of Sfhfml of Expressiozz MRS. IVAH HUDSON ORTON Commerce C. D. EDWARDS Dean of Bible College Olfl Tesiamezit Litera- fnre MRS. BIARION W. LIERTIC Efilf07' of Cfzriiliazz College IVA XIAE LEWELLEN Expression ELIZABETH POTTS Direcio-r of Selma! of Art WALTER C. GIBBS New Testament I ite'1'az'z11'e NIARGARET NICNIILLAN Hislory Page Twenty-th1'ee .,' 3. 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N I XXX! f I 4 , ww 1, , f 7 ' 'df 1, I lf N b ly, .LQ - 5 M51 PM 34:1 A 1 'lf if ff , 1-'.l g , ' f fff M ,H 'X Ivllilllvlj I Q x fw, .1 Pfjf ,ax P 1 w NV ' REX' S wi 'I X f f f Nw' f 5 'X S' NX X 1 X XQ 'Q N X i f Af f X V X Q j L 5 Q . ev P College Seniors MILDRED 4PACKVV0OD, ELIZABETH BURLINGAME, DOROTHY YALE WELLS, S't. Louis fllissouri. Foristell, 1Wissouri. Chicago, Illinois. President Student Coun- cil, Y. W. C. A. Cab- inet, French Club, Mary Arden Club, Twelfth Night Club, St. Cecelia Club. Our student leader good and true, A finer friend you never hnew. ' MARGARET SHOUSE, ilflushogee, Oklahoma. Secretary Senior Class, As We Like lt, Twelfth Night Club, Oklahoma President Senior Class, Student Council, Y. W. C. A., Cabinet, Twelfth Night Club, Athletic Association, Missouri Club. The best in us she does inspire, Our leader-whoin we all admire. RUTH PERRY, Pawnee, Oklahoma. Vice-President Senior Class, President Twelfth Night Club, Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, League of Wlomen Voters, French Club, Athletic Asso- ciation, Illinois Club. At Open House she stands in 'line A nd says, flow are you? fm just ine. Treasurer Senior Class, Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, Spanish Club, Twelfth Night Club, Athletic Club' Association, Oklahoma A disposition sfzefeet has Club' yhg, In the realm of Eashet hall, lDlus 'winning personal- Shag. the captain of Us YW- all. 1110150-UTO CREATE, BUT NoT TO 1M1TATE. J C0l0I'5LYELLOW AND XVHITE Fggwmf-Qf,HELIA ROSF Page Twenty-eight S ponsor-M R. LEE FAITH EATTXOCKNIE, Apache, Ohlahoma. Twelfth Night Club, Oklahoma, Club. W'e're sorry that she went away, VVE'fll ralher have her always stay. ANNA BELLE BAGBY, Vinila, Oklahoma. President League of Women Voters, Student Council, Y. W. il A. Cabinet, French Club, Twelfth Night Club, Athletic Association, Oklahoma Club. Sweet in manner, hind in deeds, Sort o girl a college neefls. IDITA BOHANNON, Muskogee, Oklahoma. Phi T he t a Kappa, French Club, Vice- President Spanish Club Mary Arden Club Y. W. C. A., Twelfth Ni ht Club, Oklahoma Club. lolita Bahamian at the Santy Claus Ball, ln boots anal in furs, she out Santy Claaserl all. 1 1 CONSTANCE BOYER, Joplin, JWissouri. President Y. W. C. A., Phi Theta Kappa, Stu- dent Council, As We Like It, Twelfth Night Club, ,Missouri Club. She's slriving, trying clay hy day, To help as all along Zhe way. A JUANITA ARNoLD, Los Angeles, California. President Science Club, Phi Theta Kappa, As VVe Like lt, Twelfth Night Club, Missouri Club. Lihe a Spanish Senorita lflfith a name to fit- fizanifa. ALLVNE BLOUNT, flugo, Ohlahozna. Spanish Club, Mary Arden Club, Twelfth Night Club, Athletic Association, Oklahoma Club. This litile girl is most hind, we are sure, lsn't she always a friencl lo the Poor? BEULAH BOUTVVELL, Columbia, 1Wissoz1ri. Tri Pi, Twelfth Night Club, Missouri Club. Beulah with her winning way, Crows more dear to as each day. FRANCES BREED, Cleveland, Ohlahonza. League of Women Vo- ters, Spanish Club, Mary Arden Club, Sec- retary Athletic Associa- tion, Oklahoma Club. Even tempered and never blue, Favorite expression, 1 sfill love Sire. Page Twenty-nine P1-1vLL1s BURT, Cleveland, Ohlahoma. Spanish Club, Athletic Association, Twelfth Night Club, Oklahoma Club. 5 You simply ca1z't resist those eyes, But does she use them? ' -Never tries. ASQ , . . T . 112' MARY l'lELEN CARSON, ,Z -3 fejjferson City, Ilflissourl. ' President Spanish Club, K Phi Theta Kappa, Sec- retary-Treasurer As We 5 Like lt, Secretary Mis- h souri Club, Twelfth it-3 Night Club. ffl, She seems quite normal ., .lL so why, 'we beg, Does everyone call this iii! girl, Peg leg? ' lP'f', 4 WILMA COLLINS, i 1.5: Claremore, Ohlahoma. President Mary Arden. Club, Phi Theta Kap- y'-'N pa, Science Club, Secre- ik-Ff, tary-Treasurer Y- W. , 3: C. A., French Club. :lui She s equally charming ,fig . as mah or maid, 4-.Qi So fame on the stage til she camzot evade. Htl Isl' VEDA CoURTR1cHT, :pil Independence, Kansas. 1, President Kansas Club, if, As We Like It, Spanish ,is Club, Mary Arden Club, ' A Athletic Association, fi Twelfth Night Club. 5-1. Ay Were glad to have for 1 . a loyal school mate, W This girl 'who hails from ' 'Q the Smzflovzver State. 5 Page T hiriy RUTH CADLE1 Cherryvale, Kansas. Science Club, Y. W. C. A., Spanish Club, Ath- letic Association, Kan- sas Club. W'hat ah experience for a maid, ' H e -sang lily Sweet- heart in a sereaade! Jessie FAYE CHILDERS, Jdushigee, Ohlahoma. Annual Staff, Twelfth Night Club, Oklahoma Club. I t may he that poets are rare indeed, Bat ,we have one to meet every heed. TIELEN COTTER, lldoberly, Missouri. Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, Twelfth Night Club, St. Cecelia Club, Mis- souri Club. W'hether it's jazz or a classical piece, Hearers all hope that she never will cease-. LTELEN Cox, Fairhzzry, Nehrasha. President of Nebraska Club, Y. W. C, A., As We Like It, Spanish Club, Science Club, Athletic Association, 'Twelfth Night Club. Her' favorite pastime, 'we concede, lllzfst he to study, or is it Reid? 'X a v AIARY Lou1sE D.-XRNEIJ.. Ilfenler, fllifzois. Student Council. Y. NN. C. A., League of Wloin- en Voters, Spanish Club, Athletic' Associa- tion, Twelfth Nlgllf Club, Illinois Club. fn Bashezf hall or Hoch- ey game, She's sure to help her feam fo fame. ZELMA DAWSON, lnalepenzlence, Kansas. Tri Pi, Spanish Club, Twelfth Night Club, Athletic Association, Kansas Club. Shejs small, and tho 'we loom above her, All of ns sincerely low! her. I 1 HELEN DRUM MONDV 5 Paris, Texas. , Phi Theta Kappa. Qt President Texas Club. ' - Secretary-Treasurer of U 5 Campus Sunday School. all As We Like It, Science 5. Club, Twelfth Night. f She sprained her wrisl, anal yet she made :W Her cnstofnery highesl 3 I grade. i gi. 4 . 1 - 1' NADINE FELAND1 Columbia, IUl.S'.S'01M'l . Twelfth Night Club. 5 Missouri Club. l Tho' alefnifre, we thinh. N perchance, I Mischief lurhs within -' her glance. AlARY FRANCES LJAWES, Slater, fllissozrri. Spanish Club, Science Club, Twelfth Night Club, Missouri Club. lfVh.e11e7Je1' Safnrflay night comes rouarl, With a goofl looking zlale she is always found. BIARY DODSON1 1Wo herly, lllissouri. Mary Arden Club, Twelfth Night Club, Missouri Club. She hnows how to use her eyes, Show emotion, fear, snr- prise. NIARIE ELLINGTON, 111 nshogee, Ohlahoma. As We Like It, Spanish Club, Mary Arden Club, Twelfth Night Club, Oklahoma, Club. Laughing Eyes and flashing smile, Charming 'ways and lots of style. V- NIABEL FIcRL1N, Columbia, Wlissouri. Spanish Club, Twelfth Night Club. Missouri Club. She lives in town, and 'we deplore The fact that she's no! with ns more. Page Thirty-one LYNDALI. FISHER, Superior, Nehrasha. Editor-in-Chief College VVidow, Phi Theta Kap- pa, Secretary-Treasurer Nebraska Club, Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, As VVe Like It, Twelfth Night Club. Athletic Asso- ciation, Science Club. The dearest girl in Chrislian College, She's full of fun as 'well as hnowleafge. DOROTHY GILMORE, Ilflareeline, Illissonri. As We Like It, League of Women Voters, French Club, Mary Ar- den Club, Missouri Club. .S'he's fall of pep as she can he, Her equal yon're not apt to see. LOUILLA GUNN, Hunisville, 1Wissonri. League of Women Vot- ers, Twelfth Night Club, Missouri Club. .lust because her nafne is Gunn, D0n't he seared-she's lois of fun. ALICE HAYS, Tzptozz, flflissonri. League of Women Vot- ers, Twelfth Night Club, Athletic Associa- tion, Missouri Club. She nzahes her room- mates hed-it's true! So praise and honor are her fine. , Page Thifly-two NTARION FLYNT, California, zlflissonri. Phi Theta Kappa, Stu- dent Council, Annual Staff, Athletic Associa- tion, Twelfth Night Club, Missouri Club. See's the fanny side of life, In ihe midst of joy or strife. PRULA GUFFY, Cleveland, Uhlahoma. College Widow Staff, Secretary-Treasurer of Spanish Club, Tri Pi, Twelfth Night Club, Athletic Association. Oklahoma Club, Choral Sextette. Her' voice 'will 'win her fortune yet, She sings in our re- zzonneal Sextette. BTARGARET HALL, Moherly, lllissouri. Vice-President Twelfth Night 'Club, Student Council, Mary Arden Club, Athletic Associa- tion, Missouri Club. Greatest honor she has seen, ' , Oar beloved and prepty Queen. BTARGUERITE HAX'ES, Claremore, Oklahoma. Mary Arden Club, Twelfth Night Club, Athletic Association. Oklahoma Club. Now that' hohhed hair is passe, She'll 'wear hers the olher way. A FRANCES TTECKBIAN, lzzdepezldeuce, Kafzsgy, President Tri Pi, Phi Theta Kappa, Y. XV. C. A. Cabinet, College VVidow, Staff, As Vie Like It, League of XYO- men Voters, Twelfth Night Club, Kansas Club. You might refuse her for awhile, But not when you had seen her smile. A NIARGARET HOGAN, Wloherlyi Illissouri. Vice-President of Phi Theta Kappa, As VVe Like It, Y. W. C. A., Science Club, Twelfth Night, Missouri Club. Both beauty and brains -how edit that does sound, But ia this young zlliys they surely are fnuud. MARIANNA HUBBELL, Kansas City, zlllssouri. Student Council, As VVe Like lt, Twelfth Night Club, Athletic Association, Missouri Club. lust hosts of friends she does possess Because she brings them happiness. NELLIE IONES, Verdezz, Ohlahoma. League of VVomen Vot- ers, Tri Pi, Twelfth Night, Athletic Asso- ciation, Oklahoma Club. Nellie's life must bear a charm, Not a soul would do her harm. ALMA GRAY l'l1LI,, Pi ggotf, fl7'A'IllI.Ytl.f. Business Manager Col- lege lVidow, Phi Theta Kappa, Y. VV. C. A. Cabinet, Twelfth Night Club Athletic Associaw tion, Arkansas Club. Happy, go-lucky, and full of fuzz, Pep and ability, all in mze. ERSKINE Hocus, Chelsea, Ohlahoma. Vice-President Oklaho- ma Club, French Club, Athletic Association, Choral. One day a bay, the nerr! a girl, Depends 017 if she's had a curl. INEZ ISREAL, lwlldll, Wlissouri. League of VVomen Vot- ers, French C l u h, Twelfth Night Club, Athletic Association, Missouri Club. Ycars later when mu glance thru here, Her picture will 'wahc memories dear. CLEO KELLEY1 El Dorado, Kansas. French Club, Twelfth Night Club, Athletic Association. St. Cecelia Club, Kansas Club, fl lways cheerful, always jolly, ,fllerrizueut camzot he folly. Page Thirty-three F i Moherly, Illissozzri. BERTA KING, Reemr, Arhansas. Mary Arden Club, Twelfth Night, Arkan- sas Club. Her wistful smile we 076 lZ'ZUtZ7'61 I P Could any manly heart ensnare. Y T ,dl f n., MARGARET LILLY, ,r x 1 Q Twelfth Night Club, Missouri Club, Y. W. C. A. Oh, little girl, with flower name, We're wishing you a lot of fame. CATHERINE lVlAlRS, Laredo, Illissonri. Spanish Club, Science Club, Twelfth Night Club, Athletic Associa- tion, hlissouri Club. What is it that she most enjoys, Well-we Ue heard she's fond of Noyes. HELEN MAY, Wellsville, 111 issouri. As We Like lt, Annual Staff, Y. W. C. A. Cab- inet, League of Women Voters, Tri Pi, St. Cec- elia Club, Twelfth Night Club, Missouri Club. She draws, she dafgggy and plays so they say, This gifted, graceful, and sweet Helezz 111011, Page ?Thirty-four CHARLENE LARsoN, Wloherly, Ildissouri. As VVe Like It, Twelfth Night Club, Athletic Association, Missouri Club. And every time he comes, we fear She'll married he within the year. LORAINE LINDSEY, Corning, Arhansas. Treasurer of Arkansas Club, As We Like It, Secretary French Club, Twelfth Night Club. She's one of those from Arhansaw, Who says f'6'est State yon ever saw. BlARY MATTHEWS, Raymore, lllissoztri. French Club, Twelfth Night Club, Science Club, Missouri Club. She is good, she is true. Shes worth while, thru and thru. HOPE BIONTGOMERY, zllilan, zWisso11ri. Vice-President Y. W. C. A., President Mis- souri Club, League of VVomen Voters, French Club. Science Club, Athletic Association, St. Cecelia Club. High esteem this maid has won By her worh and hy her ffm. HELEN lNlULLlNS, ll Dorado, Kansas. President Athletic As- sociation, Y. VV. C. A. Cabinet, Spanish Club, Kansas Club. She's made the Athletic A ssociatio n As fine as 'we have ia this good old nation. BIAR-TORIE BICGLOTHIN, Virden, Illinois. Y. VV. C. A., Athletic Association, St. Cece? lia Club, Twelfth Night Club, Illinois Club. Q Such a sweet and dain- ty Illiss- fllerits far more praise than this. IIRCIE NOYES, Channte, Kansas. President Campus Sun- day School, Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, Science Club, Twelfth Night. Kansas Club, Athletic Association. Sunny hair and sunny smile, Sunny natnre all the while! FERN PURYEAR, lllayheld, A'entnchy. President Cosmopolitan Club, Y. W. C. A., Annual Staff, Twelfth Night Club. Fern never lachs chances To go to big dances. NTARY FRANcEs BIULLIN. 1Warlo'w. Oklahoma. Mary Arden Club, League of Women Vot- ers, Twelfth Night Club, Oklahoma Club. Ufhen girls start hnild- ing dreamy castles in the air, The cornerstone is us- ually a solitaire. IONE NEAL, Chandler, Oklahoma. President Oklahoma Club, As VVe Like It, Spanish Club, Twelfth Night Club, Athletic Association. She is never 'seen alone, 5ohba's always with lone. EDITH OBLANDER1 aincy, Illinois. Vice-President Student Council, Vice-President As We Like It, Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, Phi Theta Kappa, Twelfth Night, Athletic Asso- ciation, Illinois Club. By cheerful 'words aaa' lessons learned, Good grades -- g o o fl friends, she's surely earned. ' NIARION REID, Keohuh, Iowa. President Phi Theta Kappa, Y. VV. C. A. Cabinet, Twelfth Night Club, Athletic Associa- tion, Sextette, Iowa Club. The clefoerest girls in all the school Chose her their chapter room to rule. Page Thirty-hoe PEARL RE11n, lllushogee, Ohlahoma. Twelfth Night Club, Oklahoma Club. ' Always yiretty, anel al- ways fair, . Loolier still sizzee she bobberl her hair. LOIS ROBERTSON, fdushogee, Ohlahoma. League of Women Vot- ers, Twelfth Night Club, Oklahoma Club. C07lZd77,l hurl a substi- tutes This 'word simply fits her- Cute, ITELEN ROSE ROBNETT, Columbia, fllissouri. - Phi Theta Kappa., League of VVOmen Vot- ers, French Club, Mary Arden Club, Twelfth Night Club, Missouri Club. Yes, Gloria STUKZYZIOIZ 'zcfoulfl ezzvious be, If ffelezz Rose Robrzeft she'fl happen to see. BLANCHE LANENVOOD STEVENSON, flozfis, New Jllexico. Mary Arden Club, Twelfth Night Club, Choral, Cosmopolitan Club. Tho' her name is pretty -very, Wye prefer to call her Hferef' Iago Thirty-six . MARION ROBERTS, C olumbia, fkfissouri. Twelfth Night Club, Missouri Club. A ,Marion Roberts, faith- ful ami true, What would our Chris- tiozz :Zo without you? NTAURINE ROBISON, 1Wushogee, Ohlahoma. Sextette, St. Cecelia' - Club, Twelfth Night Club, Oklahoma Club. Care alzol sorrow will tahe 'wing Ufhezi you hear this maiden sing. ISAB ELLA SM ILEY, Liberty, Wlissouri. President As VVe Like lt, Twelfth Night Club Missouri Club. It isu't often that you see ' 4 A girl as much beloved as she. NTILDRED STUBBLEFIELD, Sihestori, -lllissouri. Secretary Student Coun- cil, Phi Theta Kappa, Y. VV. C. A. Cabinet, As VVe Like It, Twelfth Night Cl-ub. Missouri Club. To this eoliet 'we must yield, KICCZIIIQIIJEIZ three days, -Strfbblefieldf' ,F T I Y 1 ,X 54? , I 'Elf i f Us --:u uf. EF' IFN ' -v QQ' I A ,ig 1 Hg: Hu U 11' ' .., I I I .r., Oi' ,339 Wi :J 1,1 I JJ- I iii' ' 1 'Fl b 'I 19.1 L 'I Fila f 7, 4 2'- Q-fn fxbl 33' Iv! 1 art. I az-, Lggfnl If igi' X' 1 22:1 L. If! Fw K I KN .gthg l'l g. lil' :L-,L 'RF' 519' 1 2 ff: T-All irq! v 1 Lau s T 1 ff' Hn' I 5.342 -,g'l ba 'I LH 5 ,hi 1 ' 1 -u'. ,, i 3 l ,,h3 I I , lv I 1 A , . Z IQDYTH SXVEENEY, Burtozzvllle, Arkansas. League of XYomen Vot- ers, Twelfth Night Club, Arkansas Club. X l've stuafiezi vzosily in ffl Payne, she said, 4, Ufhezz ashed by our Dean, What hooks have --1 you read? . Q I A s . 'Q HI' FRANCES TALBOT, is l n I a up Saeleale, Illzssourz. I Twelfth Night Club, Qvjf Missouri Club. Yes, suizfors she has at ,al her heck ami call, al' Ami strange tho it seems :jig she is true to fhem all. If it 1 'i- -.Egg il sf 115: :age Hg, VELMA WARD, :EAT - Columbia, lllissozzri, Twelfth Night Club, iff' Missouri Club. LC' I Everyday thwzozlzf the ffl year, Fimls her smiling, fall of cheer., U22 If Q V44 DOLLV RUTH WILSONI A n n :WK Sjriehanl, llflzssozfrz. If, Spanish Club, Twelfth L33 Night Club, Missouri I Club. . If? The funny Zhmgs she lil: Ihixzhs to do, W'ozflal jill this page and if 'V others foo. Isle 5 Q ATARY IVRANUES SXVINNEY, ffarzlin, Illissolfri. As NYe Like It, Twelfth Night Club. St. Cecelia Club, Missouri Club. Ufilliazlz Ufoorls she elaimefl las! year, Now 'zefe're glad that she is here. BIQRNICE TOMLINSON, 111 zfshogee, Oklahoma. Secretary-Treasurer of Phi Theta Kappa, Pres- ident French Club, As 'We Like It, Science Club, Secretary-Treas- ,hp la urer Oklahoma Club. Her peer yon'-ll not fihrl as a rule- She's iahen every eomfse in school. NIELBA VVILLISI C'd'l'?'0Zll0ll, 1Wissom'i. Vice-President French Club, League of W'on1en Voters, As WVe Like it, Twelfth Night Club, Choral, Missouri Club. T ho every girl may have a heazz, Not one of them com- pares 'wifh foe. ' ANITA VVINCHESTER, Sihesfozz, I'llis.som'i. Mary Arden Club, 'Mis- souri Club, Twelfth Night Club. She smiled on many jzfsf for fuzz, Azul yet her heart was all for one. Page Thirty-seven I ' m I Ir! u',, 1? I -Ts 'f 10 -I. ll' ,U' Q5 it Q 23' 4, or e-li 11 e H nfg Us F K9 QL. .Q 1, Ir' 9 'Q 'lu C, tl' if Ui M -T. Us tt gas qi an fs If If J, 'I tl 5 :Z- .E iff if lt' N .a. f i 6 Q- .ii gif Q. .gg a', 'Q .tg jr Q. .ig lt 1 1 A .- . a Q U v 1 4 Z 5 3 z 4 1 5 5 I 3 i 1 3 I 4 l i 2 s 1 . 1 1 I 3 i 6 S X I 1 5 K1 1 V I H I 4 1 r i If 1 1 1 1 . 1 x 5 i 5 3 E 1 ir V E fl 11 1 ,X w -1 1 Q, ,v 1 WWE -mn .. we ff., 5. A ff I . W i v sf! 1 i +1 V . I J 1 K 11 + NI , 4 , , :V . iz' 5 'Q Ari I X W .W 1 - 2. . w .1 '4 Y v Y , Qli 'aT Q I v , , . x f 4 ii .fs P 0 '. f sr is Qu un it V. fn .0 4 In ,1 'a in if 1 I ,U Q' W 1 I 'O nc 6 1, 3 ff Q1 I 5. 1.2 I I .-21 IQ' 4 :QE .! 413 22 ,ka i. ii II? qt, I a E, fo QU 'R ivy a ig it li, up 4 '45 4 I in 4 Q 4 m 1 a I Q1 iv v . College juniors BTARIE WARE, Bartlesville, Oklahoma. Student Council, Y. VV. C. A. Cabinet, French Club, Mary Arden Club. Twelfth Night Club, Athletic Association. Vice-President Campus Sunday School, Presi- dent junior Class, Ok- lahoma Club. lflfe ehose her for leader, No one could he finer, For putting things over, She is a head-liner. BTAXINE ICLLEN JANE FROMAN, Columbia, fldissouri. As WVe Like It, Mary Arden Club, Twelfth Night Club, Athletic Association, Treasurer junior Class, Missouri Club, Choral, Y. W. C. A., Annual Staff. A charming smile, A sparkling eye, And Ellen .lane Has passed its by. VVILSON, CLARA FRANCES NIORGAN, New Hampton, lklissozzri. La Z?elle, fldissouri. I .gi Vice-President Ilunior Class, Phi Theta Kap- pa, Missouri Club, Twelfth Night Club. A dear little girl 'we all adore, With 'wiles and smiles, And heaux galore. Y. YV. C. A., Mary Ar- den Club, Twelfth Night Club, Junior Secretary, St. Cecelia Club, Vice- President Tri Pi, Phi Theta Kappa. l Her smile 'we love, Her laugh we adore, 14 jolly good fellow, lflfho 'would 'want more? , Colors-PURPLE AND GOLD Flower-CHRVSANTHEMUM Page Forty Sponsor-M ISS JULIA SPALDING ,1. 1' 1 -N 'A are 51 'la ll .df- f 1' 0 4 13 54' i sl' 8 my Ig.. P 5 ,U Qi' X I 155 It . Q L' it If Elf , 4 ' fu' iii, .V iff V , 2 3. Sii , I 'fo .9 3 O 1.5 9 A 45,1 Pi in its -,N its 1? ig' fl Kg' I4 ' E . .v 'QA' Q. is n he -E T .'T', ik: - 9 I 1 'A .B .. .Ax All Q-Z: a 1, 'VII fl 1 1 :HI iff 1 it I I7' I I . II I I mf Iii ll Q v.' Sit' 1' vi, nfl I it I 'I 2... E 332 Ni? i 'f is U43 :tp I 1 I ui: 1.54.1 lub ' 2 IN! I I-'E zifl uf: 1, A :fl I J I 'J T 4. ' fl 1. 1 z . .'s , 5, 1 'E 1 3 I ,ir I iI'V'A . ll. -E '.Q' ' 4 , r JANICE ADAIR, ' Odessa, zllissonri. Twelfth Night Club. Blissouri Club. A pretty name A prettier fate, A charm-ing ozazzlzei' A natural grace. EMMA JEAN ANTHIS, lllnshogee, Ohlahooza. Twelfth Night Club. Oklahoma Club. A lively hzmzor Ami mighty good grafles But why, oh, 'why lfVon't she pull flown her shades? LINDA BARRON, Ffrealeriehtowli, lllissoziri. Twelfth Night Club. Missouri Club. Limla and Verizon, What a pretty combina- tion! A ml they both seem quite strueh lflfith a mad fasoilzatioli. OPAL BEDFORD, Paris, tWissou1'i. As We Like It, Twelfth Night Club, Missouri Club. Opal's a Jewel. Ami rightly named, With those brown eyes, No 'womlei' she's famed. DOROTHY BLAKEY. Paris, 1Wissom'i. Mary Arden Club. Twelfth Night Club. Missouri Club. Dot's been striteh By Cupids dart. S he rules supreme In one 11za11 s heart. lx nz Axniuiws. Higbee, fllissonri. Junior League of lNom- en Voters, Mary Arden Club. Twelfth Night Club. Missouri Club. Om' Kewpie doll, its 'zzfhisperefl '7'0lllIfZ. Shes the best That fan be f0ll1Ili. AILIQENE ASHBROOK, Tayloroille, Illinois. Mary Arden Club, Twelfth Night Club, Illinois Club. Vasse1 s her aim VVe wish her lueh. A loyal frieml W'ith plenty of plneh. LUCILLE BEASLEY, Lamar, tlfissoizri. Y. 'W. C. A., Twelfth Night Club. Missouri Club. A goofl sport Anfl lots of fuzzy A trite frielzcl In the long rwz. JOSEPHINE BLADES. lmtepefnlenee, Kansas. Phi Theta Kappa, Y. W. C. A., Treasurer Athletic Association, Mary Arden Club, French Club, Twelfth Night Club. Kansas Club. Annual Staff. A splemlifl 'worhei' Aml full of go, lfweryone seems To love om' Ula. THYRA ATAE HLOUNT, Hizlgo, Ohlahoma. Twelfth Night Club, St. Cecelia Club, Ok- lahoma Club. One who studies Azul yet lihes boys. An all '7'0IllIfi girl. The greatest of joys. Page Forty-one ' s tn 4 i 4. .1 1 g . UT. 'ni lhv mir' ,-Ir '-ff, lil IA-' x., V IA. ' 111' 1-02 17:5 . Ivfgl II ls I, sf? ill, 51:31. If - .fr Iwig up K 'xl' ,. . 'fi' -le 'situ 1 ' ,Mgt ljisvl, hc: altlfl milky! 'I' fl. -.il El rig' IIS L if I' A I I- is' vlgzqi 1 syn! MI , xv ' wb.. . ,I I 1,-'li 'Riff llliia .gg r-2 If ix'-li 41 P . 'I 'l Hifi! llfls. I I 'tilt llr 'lt Ig 1 . x x . lt I 'I .iifw . I-. Iiisil Iififl H753 'Ieilf 'ini-J. LEAN? I,T' 5 vial, lgznt 1.5.1 'fliq I its egg vi. 3 I. uv! -Ok, I. 1' I - , . I I 1 Q U.: 4 ETHYL BOWLES1 Joplin, fllissonri. Mary Arden Club, Twelfth Night Club, St. Cecelia Club, Mis- souri Club. l'Vhen she starts to real We get a treat. VVe love to hear her She can't be beat! ITELEN BROVERMAN, Taylorville, Illinois. Another one Of these quiet girls, Not the hind Tflfho believes in enrls. LUCILLE CAMERON, Clinton, fllissonri. Twelfth iNight Club, Missouri Club. She's the girl 4 With the golden hair, lflfith smile so bright, Anal eheeh so fair. RUTH CHORN, Fairbnry, Nebraska. Twelfth Night Club, Nebraska Club. Dear little girl With 'winsoine way, You 'won our hearts The very first zlay. LORENE Cox, lVeston, zllissozzri. Spanish Club, Twelfth Night Club, Missouri Club. H A girl who has .4 very strong will. And arlzlezl to that, Trenzenrlous shill. Page Forty-two NTARY BROOKS, Enreha, Kansas. Secretary-Treasurer of Mary Arden ' Club, Twelfth Night Club, Phi Theta Kappa, Sec- retary-Treasurer Kan- sas Club. I l'ni quite sure DVe'll never final One so staunch, So true and hind. RTYRL CADLE, Cherryvale., K ansas. Y. W. C. A., Spanish Club, Twelfth Night Club, Kansas Club. Her pleasant 'ways Anal charming smile Zlifahe izs love her All the while. NIAUREEN CAMPBELL, Osawatoinie, Kansas. Twelfth Night Club, Kansas Club. Though lWaitreen Was her givennarne, They call her Beauti- ful fast the same.. MARION CLARKE, Yorh, Nebraska. Y. VV.lC. A., Mary Ar- den Club, 'Twelfth Night Club, Nebraska Club. One 'we're always Clad to meet. Cheery and happy With smile so sweet. ANNA SUE CRADDOCK, flmnbolrlt, Tennessee. Twelfth Night Club, St. Cecelia Club, Cos- mopolitan Club. One we love And always 'willj One of the twins 'iffach and fill. lVlARY CRAVER1 ' Eldon, lldissouri. ' Twelfth Night Club. Missouri Club, League of VVomen Voters. The best loohing man We have in school She 'wins the gauze, too, As a rule. . FLORENCE CRISLER, New Iwadrid, Ildissouri. Twelfth Night Club, Missouri , Club. One of the quiet hind, Unheeded. But she's on hand 'when e'er Shes needed. A CLELLA DALY, 1 Armington, Illinois. , Y. VV. C. A., League of Women Voters, Twelfth Night Club, Illinois Club. One of the girls Y Who hnows her stuff. ' She's loyal and true u S And doesn't bluff. f KATHERINE DEARINGJ X , lllushogee, Oklahoma. ' Twelfth Night Club. Oklahoma Club. ,T She's so quiet Q A nd dernure, ' lust 'what's beneath? u I 5 E Y 1 ' Siheston, Ildissouri. Twelfth Night Club. 1 Missouri Club, Choral. I No one is sure. LOTTIE DovER,' A Shelf a 'wonder lt can't he denied. life speak for her W' ith the greatest pride. NTARGUERITE CRAXVFORD, Tipton, fllissouri. junior League of Wolla- en Voters, Tri Pi, Twelfth Night Club, Missouri Club. No doubt yozfve heard somebody say Shes our 'wonderful drummer. She mahes the music twice as good, lv short, she's just a hunzzner. CATHERINE CURTRIGHT, Paris, lllissouri. Mary Arden Club, Twelfth Night Club, Missouri Club, Y. W. C. A. life always say To one another, IISZZEIJ the girl lVith the good loohing hrotherf' NTARTHA DAWSON, Little Roth, Arhansas. Twelfth Night Club, President of Arkansas Club. If Ildartha could .lust have her way, She'd do nothing But read all day. NTARY BELLE DENNY, Glaseow, fldissouri. Twelfth Night Club Vice-President Missouri Club. Here's a girl VVe'll not forget. One we love And trust, you het. DORCAS DOWNING, Columbia, fldissouri. Twelfth Night Club Missouri Club. One of the town girls .4 nd 'we say That we'll stich by her Any day. Page Forty-three u I.,' .fa I Ii' I I I 15' ga I-X I',. lsli U I Ik' IV' 1 I 'I I R' 4 In I I FQ' 'll .egg If: .+I .III I' 'n I ,xl Il -'li Iris' .Wx g'.I 'I II I s Ina I -if Isp ' I Y gl Ifc B SRI I 0 IT: 1. I IQ'.i3 If - Ibm, I-Z: Im I its U It I I's .0 II' I - I . 'fi All IN' I! I. I A QI 'n 1151 1 I. 41 I I I I if I I I ! 3 api 'II ,Q l'iLDRED IQDNVARIJSJ Salisbury, zllissouri. Mary Arden Club. Twelfth Night Club. St. Cecelia Club, Mis- souri Club. She's a great sfmofer Voifll agree, But she'll get along As you shall see. ITELEN ELSEA, I llloherly, 1Wissouri. Y. VV. C. A., St. Cece- lia Club, Mary Arden Club, Twelfth Ni jht Club, Missouri Club. liz size she's small Ami Helen they call her, Small in stature,- Ifut in talhing, taller. io si! VIRGINIA FINLEY, St. Louis, Wlissouri. French Club, Twelfth Night Club, Missouri Club. , Quiet ami ealui A ml always serene, The nicest lady . IVe've most ever seen. lNlARGARET FRITTS, Seofalia, Iliissouri. Y. VV. C. A., Missouri Club, Twelfth Night Club. Everyone seems To hizow her well, Anal my! the lovely Things they tell! Q NORMA JEAN GLASCO, llfushogee, Ohlahouza. Y. W. C. A., Mary Ar- den Club, Tri Pi, Ok- lahoma Club, Twelfth Night Club. lfVhy all the rush? Dont be ia a hurry! Life's naught but a song, So why shoulrl we worry ? Page Forty-four OPAL ELEY, Altus, Oklahoma. Twelfth Night Club, Oklahoma Club. She has the uieest Kizzdest eyes. Azul people say She's very wise. THELMA FIELDS, Paris, Wlissouri. Vice-President Mary Arden Club, Twelfth Night Club, Missouri Club, Choral. The halls with hev laughter Often ring, Ami of her talents life merrily sing. fXLEXANDRA FRAZER, Tulare, California. Tri Pi, Twelfth Night Club, Cosmopolitan Club. Elesseof with a sweet Eritraheiiig name, Her perso1iality's fllueh the same. BTARY GARDNER, 1WeAlester, Ohlahouza. Mary Arden Club, Twelfth Night Club, St. Cecelia Club, Okla- homa Club. Tall and stately, Distinctive graee, Quite ia heepihg With her lovely face. RTARIE GOFF, Coluuzhia, 1Wissouri. French Club, Twelfth Night Club, Missouri Club. Always firm Anal full of force. DOEJIZT lose sight Of her flestizzetl course. 1 7 g I ' x .qi I.- I. 'Ii I-'Q 9:4 ' NIL I IIT I. I4 Ig-I I is I I' ,f -1 .Iv if 152+ VL Inf I'-.QV Wa I Iii! . 1 Q Mig' , . ntl. It :ks III 2, I-I lift' riff III' lIs'1 Agfa iff. - I II iff: A., iii' III I' 013' III I I. hm ,. .5 .l., I, A II' I I if fin I 'pix .54 Iiffi I I if, If nil' IQ. I A I .Iv I L1 L ig fl. I lk '-1 I IP' ,- N. ,Q-I 'Y lar I .kv JI I I 9I,'If IW lXlARTHA GRESHAAI, Siheston, zlflissouri. Mary Arden Club, Twelfth Night Club, Missouri Club. Such 'wonderful clothes This girl can wear! No 'wonder hearts She does ensnarea ELEANOR HALDEB'IAN, .Kansas City, lllissouri. Tri Pi Twelfth Night Club, Athletic Associa- tion, Missouri Club. VVhy can't you all Be just like ine? Studious, loving And full of glee. LOUISE HAMILTON, Salisbury, hdissouri. Twelfth Night Club, Phi Theta Kappa, St Cecelia Club, Missouri Club, Choral. She did great things Of her own accord, And as you saw, She reaped reward. ELIZABETH HARDY, Surnner, Ildissouri. Twelfth Night Club, St. Cecelia Club, Mis- souri Club, She seeins quite loving And ever so shy, But have you noticed That twinhle in her eye? ELIZABETH IIAYNIE, llflarshall, Ikfissouri. Twelfth Night Club, Missouri Club. lVhat's the use To speak of humor? Lib beats us all, According to rurnor f MAUIJE IRENE GRUNDY, illorrisonville, Illinois. Y. VV. C. A., Twelfth Night Club, Illinois Club. Shes the boohish Studious hind, A grand good sport lflfith a clever mind. DOROTHY HALL, Eldorado, Kansas. Spanish Club, Twelfth Night Club, Kansas Club. ln Chemistry This girl's a whiz, Nothing scares her, Not even a quiz! VIRGINIA TIANSON, Eldorado, Kansas. I Spanish Club, Mary Arden Club, Twelfth Night Club, Kansas Club. She's never blue You may be sure, For lonliness She's just the cure. EDNA l'lART, Grandy, 1Wissouri. Missouri Club. Twelfth Night Club, She's hind, and quiet And clever, too, One hnofws right away That she's true blue. ,IQSEPIIINE IIIQNRY, Hugo, Qhlahorna. Twelfth Night Club, St. Cecelia Club, Okla- homa Club, 'Junior Cheer Leader. One of the girls, On 'whom 'we depend, She's always steadfast And true to a friend. Page Forty-ive ..- Q f Q a Q 1 4 - n A .gu .1 51 -I? 1 Q f . 'Fi rg, fn i .A . gil 33 V! 5. Gi . 5,0 'f l I ' ii' A, ip 'i 'T- 'v Mi, M5 S , 1: L' 4 Z A? Mx FII I if -T. as A Kal S , if, lm l fi- :I D 9.1 vp' A tl Q2 FO ,ml fl 1 '24 'D i VU ll Gig if 4-I Q Q af- i, lb 95 I v ,if 5 Q Q 1 e '5 v '. 'w a 7 A A R . I I fd hLLA WTAE ITEXT, Canadian, Texas. Twelfth Night Club. Athletic Association Texas Club. ln Basket hall She's quite a player And is so fast Yon can't delay her. DTILDRED PIOLMAN, IWo herly, Hdissoztri. Twelfth Night Club, Missouri Club. We hear her voice Sonnd in the air, We see her face And say, flow fair. J HAZ'EI, KEY, foplin, zkfissonri. Mary Arden Club, Twelfth Night Club. Missouri Club. T he practice hall fs her domain, And justly o'er it She does reign. VIRGINIA LATHAM, California, llfissonri. Twelfth Night Club Missouri Club. I Always gracious, cheery and bright, We lihe to see her Come into sight. VIRGINIA LIPSCOMB, Decatur, Illinois. Mary Arden Club Twelfth Night Club Secretary-Treasurer of Illinois Club, Athletic Association. J x She has 'won fl beauty prize, Doift yon think The judge 'was wise? Page Forty-six NTARY SUE HOCKER, Coinargo, Oklahoma. Twelfth Night Club, I Oklahoma Club. Short And sweet, And hard To heat. VELMA HUIVIMEL, Clelsea, Oklahoma. Twelfth Night Club, Oklahoma Club. She cooks and sews 1Wost wonderfully, We 'wonder what 1 She plans to he? OMA BELLE LANDRETH, illarceline, Missoztri. I Secretary-Treasurer Tri' Pi, TWelfth'Night Club, I Missouri Club. I She and. Janice l Never are Separated Long' or far. Q I I ALICE LEVVIS, I I Jefferson City, lllissonri. Twelfth Night Club, 1 Missouri Club. She is attractive A nd we know Her gentle 'ways flelp make her so. ' I DORA NTACY, Little Roch, Arkansas. French Club, Mary Ar- y den Club, Arkansas I Club, Phi Theta Kap- i pa. While in French We 'weep and rage, She flits on Front page to page. GERTRUDE MAJOR, Kearney, Wlissouri. Mary Arden Club, Twelfth Night Club, Missouri Club. Yozfre so quiet And demure, Please show your smile, lt's nice, 'we re sure. CONSTANCE NIAYENS, .leffersozzv City, lllissouri. As We like It, Phi Theta Kappa, Twelfth Night Club, Missouri Club. Tahe a looh At the girl 'who made lvz all her subjects A straight E grade. FAYE BTERENESS, Liberty, hdissoari. Twelfth Night Club, Missouri Club. We missed her Wheri she 'went away, Arid hope that she's Come hath to stay. LOUISE lVlITCHELL, Superior, Nehrasha. Business Manager An- nual, League of Women Voters, Phi Theta Kap- pa, Twelfth Night Club, St. Cecelia Club, Neb- raska Club. Sueh a pleasant Laugh, has she, That all her hearers Share her glee. MINNIE LEE Moslsv, Liberty, tllissouri. Twelfth Night Club. Missouri Club. When she starts To speah, her voice .last seems to mahe Us all rejoice. IsA1sELLE MERRIOT, flloherly, tlfissonri. French Club, Twelfth Night Club, Missouri Club. Splendid Taste, llfhieh all admire, Reveals itself In her attire. LAURABELLE BIEADERS, Mefllester, Oklahoma. A Mary Arden Club, Twelfth Nizht Club, Oklahoma Club, Ath- letic Association. Whom does she love? Well, goodness me! W'e dorft hnow, And neither does she! h'lILDRED NTERENESS, Missouri City, tldissofiri. Twelfth Night Club, St. Cecelia Club, Mis- souri Club. Hair of gold, Lips of cherry, . Always laughing, Allfways merry. LILLIAN NTOORE, Palmyra, lWissoztri. Twelfth Night Club, Missouri Club. The first school day At the very beginning, She started right irz To make a big wirmifzg. SHIRLEY BlULLINAX, !Jl'llZC8f0lt, tliissouri. French Club, Twelfth Night Club, Missouri Club. W'hether its early Or 'whether its late. Shes always searthzzzg For her room-mate. Page Forty-seven LOUIS!-L hlCAlfEE, flloherly, zllissonrl. Twelfth Night Club, St. Cecelia Club, Mis- souri Club, Mary Ar- den Club, Choral. She can prove To one and all, That valuable parcels Are usually small. OPAL hl,ACKINNEY, lllushogee, Ohlahoma. Spanish Club, Twelfth Night Club, Oklahoma Club. Cross 'word puzzles Are quite a tash. ,The made one in Span-- ish, llfnat more could you L ash? BOBBA NEAL, Chandler, Ohlahoma. Twelfth Night Club Oklahoma Club. Curly hair And dimples, too, Now is that fair? VVe're asking yon. LUCILLE PEARSALL, Elgin, Illinois. l FLOY ATCIIARG, Columbia, yllissourl. Twelfth Night Club Missouri Club. lflfith athletics She's not hored, In Eashet Ball She equals Cord. PAULINE NASH, Independence, Kansas. Twelfth Night Club St. Cecelia Club, Kan sas Club, Y. W. C. A Her correspondence Does not wane, For she gets letters From far off Spain. NIILDRED OLSON, Osceola, Nehrasha. Tri Pi, Twelfth Night Club, Nebraska Club. First she's here Then she's there, In Basket hall Shes everywhere. Annual Staff, Twelfth Night Club, President Illinois Club. She 'wins all the prizes, BERNlCE PERKINS, Independence, Kansas. And tahes all the cahes, And with all those nzer- its, Twelfth Night Club, St. Cecelia Club, Kan- sas Club, Y. W. C. A. Quincy, Illinois. The good grades she nzahes! ELIZABETH PIPE, Always a smile, Never a frown, She s just the hind H'e llhe to have 'round Associate Editor An- nual, Treasurer French Club, Vice-President Athletic Association, Vice-President Illinois Club, Twelfth Night Club. Beauty and brains ls a rare combination, So when 'we find both, We're filled 'with elation Page Forty-eight TRVINE REED, Kansas City, tllissouri. Twelfth Night Club Missouri Club. Sort of quiet, Sort of slow, But just the sort lflfe like to hnow. Be nice to know NAN RILEY, New zldadrid, zllissouri. Twelfth Night Clu Missouri Club. With her funny Little drawly She surely fascinates Us all. MARSCINE SCHOUTEN, Keoknk, Iowa. Twelfth Night Club, St. Cecelia Club, Iowa Club. Skin so fair, Hair so black, Good qualities She doesn't lack: MILDRED SCHLICTER, 1Wuskogee, Oklahoma. Spanish Club, Mary Ar- den Club, Twelfth Night Club, Oklahoma Club. One must have Superior brains, To rate the grades That she ohtains. GLADYS Jo SKAER, Eldorado, Kansas. Mary Arden Club Twelfth Night Club, Kansas Club. Pleasant in znanner, Pleasant in speech, Pleasant to look at, She's just a peach! PAULINE SNIDER, Osceola, Nebraska. Twelfth Night Club, Nebraska Club. Was there ever A nzore cheery face? W'e'll bet on her To win the 'race. PAULINE SA1'PlNGTONf 1Warshall, fllissonri. Twelfth Night Club St. Cecelia Club, Mis- souri Club, Choral. Has a diamond Ping which we Think is not IU ere jewelry. ISABEL SCOTT, Virden, Illinois. Spanish Club, Twelfth Niffht Club, Illinois Club. 'Wo1lld1z't it Yon had friends And not one foe? HELEN DoRoTHx' SCHOLLER, Kansas City, Wlissonrii Twelfth Night Club, Missouri Club. Her many dates Are sufficient proof That those who praise her Speak the truth. VIRGINIA SMITH, Keokrzk, Iowa. Twelfth Night Club, St. Cecelia, Iowa Club. We wonder where She gets those szniles, Entrancing ' airs And charming wiles. HELEN STANLEY, Cainswille, zllissonri. Spanish Club, Mary Arden Club, Twelfth Night Club, Missouri Club. lflfhenewer Helen Comes to class, Great things are sure To come to pass. Page Forty-nine Very quiet, BIILDRED STUART, Kansas City, tlfll.S'J'01l7'i. Twelfth Night Club Missouri Club, Choral We are sorry You departed, .lust as soon As you got started. JONELL TATUM, Jefferson City, fldissouri. Twelfth Night Club, Missouri Club. We hear it, said That she's a wit, Do we believe it? Every bit! ELSIE TUDOR, Salisbury, 1Wissouri. Y. W. C. A., Mary Arden Club, Twelfth Night Club, Missouri Club. A good strong rooter For Gold and Blue, She ll make the school better, Eefore she's through. ALLENE W-ALLER, Mayfield, Kentucky. Mary Arden Club., Twelfth Night Club, Cosmopolitan Club. If babee could just have her way, And never go to school, She'd be a very happy girl, A nd never break a rule. ANNE WELLS, New Hartford, 1Wissouri. Twelfth Night Club, St. Cecelia Club, Mis- souri Club. She's been here For a long, long time Perhaps that's why Shes so very fine. Page Fifty FREDA STEULPNER. Eureka, Kansas. Mary Arden Club, Twelfth Night Club, Kansas v Club. One of our srnart girls Chuck full of knowledge .lust the right kind To have in a college. BIARGARET TRENT, Hiawatha, ,Kansas Tri Pi, Twelfth Night Club, Kansas Club. Ufith all your talent Pure genius, indeed, The gods will Jllldbg, And j!071'lZ never need. FRANCES VERNOR, .fWuskogee, Oklahoma. Mary Arden Club, Twelfth Night Club, -Choral, Oklahoma Club. Some talk seldorn, Sorne talk never, H But Frank, like a brook, Raves on forever. LORRAINE WARREN, Richland, Wlissouri. Twelfth Night Club, Missouri Club. Yet so true, Loyal always To Gold and Blue. VIRGINIA' WELLS, New' Hartford, zldissouri. As We Like It, Tri Pi, Twelfth Night Club, Treasurer of Missouri Club. They say, and 'tis true, She has inet her doom, How soon, may we ask, ls the honeymoon? ITELEN WHITMARSH, Keokuk, Iowa. Twelfth Night Club, St. Cecelia Club, Choral, Iowa Club. Her room is clean, Her .clothes are neat, Everyozze likes her I I Canse she s sweet. FLORENCE WRIGHT, Coweta, Oklahoma. Twelfth Night Club, Oklahoma Club. Why should we worry. A bout all this work? It's the jolly good times That we shouldiit shirk. ITAZEL WILSON, Laelede, Ilflissonri. Junior League of Wom- en Voters, Mary Arden Club, Twelfth Night Club, Missouri Club. Small and quiet And 'very smart, liz things worth while She plays a part. VIRGINIA WRIGHT, Union Star, fllissouri. Twelfth Night Club, St. Cecelia Club, Mis- souri Club, Choral. Always a smile, Never a frown, S he stands the test From grades on down. M 1 Q 9 if Page Fifty-one 1 1- ,, a 2 4 L. an .wr ,, V0 . - .Ji Q Z 4, .J .0 .g I' s-1 W. ig' ? if' ,av 4 1 We E, fl, if .tx Qi Ax, 1111 1 ! -J: Q 1 ,Tl ,gr -A. i E f n fs., Us 1 I 1 1' nz: 4 we fr ,. x' 101, r 5, .1- r 1 1 . Q '11 1511 p 1 1 12 .Mx ' n 1,1 1 W! 11 E Ms 1- Q. ax 1 . 11' a ' s 'o 1 . 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President Special Class, Sextette, Student Coun- cil, Mary Arden Club, St. Cecelia Club, Twelfth Night Club, College Widdow Staff, Missouri Club. A college like the olrlen conrzhr Must always have cz fool,'i , , Anal Dorothjfs ours, for 'without doubt, ShE,S 'wittiest in the school Cosmopolitan C lu b , Twelfth Night Club, Vice-President Special class. A n unzzsual mixture of pei, good looks and capable fnzerieiafzship. Mary Arden Club, Art Club, Treasurer Twelfth Night Club Cosmopolitan C 1 u b , Athletic Association. 'Our Wild Irish Kose. I P I Molto--NPERSONALITV AND SERVICE, THE GOAL OF EDUCATION.u l ' C0l01.Y-ORCHID AND PINK Fl07U6T1SWEET PEA I age lfzfly-four Sponsor-lvlrss 'TRAPPE HONORA BAILY, Sikeston, zllissouri. Missouri Club, Sex- tette, St. Cecelia Club, Frflnch Club, Twelfth Night Club. We'll live yet to see the day Hfhcn a gold piece 'we shall pay To hear our Hozzie sing and sway Her flletro crowd in her own sweet fway. lNlAURINE CHARLTON,- Afla, Oklahoma. Twelfth Night Club, Y. W. C. A., Okla- homa Club, St. Cecelia Club. I sometimes feel a hes- itation in articulating for fear of making a fabulous assertion. ELDEVA FAUBIAN, Le hflar, Missouri. Missouri lub, Twelfth Night Club, Y. W. C. A. I may say little, but 1 think a lot. DOROTHY HART, Clinton, lllissouri. President St. Cecelia Club, Twelfth Night Club, Missouri Club. Without the least hesi- tancy we dub her our Queen of the iworifsf' l'lELEN BOST, zllariozzsville, Illinois. Y. VV. C. A., Twelfth Night Club, Illinois Club. fl girl 'who everything else has spurnerl That she might be in in usic,-learned. XYIOLA COX, Columbia, lllissouri. Twelfth Night Club, Missouri Club. She s as much at home with jazz as with the classics. BERAH FRAZER, Kevel, Kentucky. Twelfth Night Club, Y. W. C. A., Cosmo- politan Club. ln the world of com- merce she chooses to be, Anti her equal in this jyou'll harzlly see. DOROTHY JVOHNSON, Shreveport, Louisiana. Cosmopolitan C 1 u b , Twelfth Night Club. 14 belle from the sunny south. I Page Fifty-hue Pawnee, Ohlahorna. lllarceline, Wlissouri. Night Club. Falls City, Nebraska. Scarce hnows 'whether 1+ 5 'W 3 l N w 4 i r l fi ll ll 4 A 1 I1 , i I 5 I sw ,i l ,1 w I 1 l E 1 I w l l r l u 1. l F 1 I s .s 1 w I I i r i r 5 , I r f F in ,. I gi tr ui if il 11 22 1 1 1 1 w i N l E if VE l ii ,, l 1 l MILDRED KIMBALL1 Eldorado, Kansas. St. Cecelia Club, Y. W. C. A., Kansas Club, Twelfth Night Club. She ever 'wears a cheery smile, And is most pleasant all the while. FERN KIRKLAND, Fairhnry, Nebraska. Twelfth Night Club St. Cecelia Club, Ne braska Club. SARA MALONE, Slheston, lkfissonrl. 1Wz1sic just thrills me to' death! I Student Council, Mis- souri Club, Choral, Twelfth Night Club. What more does life hold for me now? l've THELMA 'hlILLS1 gone to my three Elh s dances. VERONA NIINICH, St. Cecelia Club, Okla homa Club, Choral, Twelfth Night Club, Y. W. C. A., Mary Arden Club. She has the most infec- tions langh in Christian. I 1 .V Missouri Club, Mary Arden Club, Y. VV. C. A., Twelfth Night Club. The hahy of the class. YTIVIAN NTOYLE, El Dorado, Kansas. Kansas Club, Twelfth IENNIE PARSONS, She gave np her 3. O degree to receive an ill. R. S. Twelfth Night Club, Nebraska Club, St. Ce- celia Club. LORETTA QUISENBERRY1 Vandalia, lldissouri. she is teacher or stu- dent. Page ,h'ij'!,1'-sir Missouri Club, St. Ce- celia Club, Twelfth Night Club, Y. W. C. A., Choral. Yon may not believe it, hut just 'wait and see, What a heen music teacher fm going to he. MARY ROBERTS. Poplar Bluff, fllissouri. Missouri Club, Twelfth Night Club, Mary Ar- den Club, St. Cecelia Club, Choral. Possessed of the 1Wystie gift of fortune telling. NTARCELLA STAMM, zldoberly, lllissouri. Missouri Club, St. Ce- celia Club, Twelfth Night Club, Choral, Y. VV. C. A., String Quar- tette. If out from orekestra praetiee I could out flee, W'lzat a blissful exis- tanee mine really would be. VELMA TEPE, Canadian, Texas. Cosmopolitan C l u b , Twelfth Night Club. Onee there 'were two, Nozef tliere's just one, ln the Rear View iilpart- 77?fE7'll.S' Tkere's not so muck fun. LILLIAN WILSON, lznboden, Arkansas. A Twelfth Night Club, Y. W. C. A., St. Ce- celia Club. Ske tkat was fair and never proud Had tongue at will, yet never loud. LILLIAN SHxELDs, Sikeston, zllissori. Missouri Club, St. Ce- celia Club, Choral, Twelfth Night Club, Y. NV. C. A. Wfkezz this maid plays Or 'when ske sings, Our cares take flight As if on wings. GENEVIEYTE STUCKSLAGER, Muskogee, Oklahoma. String Quartette, Twelfth Night Club, Oklahoma Club, Choral, Y. VV. C. A. To a violin career Size has inany a elaizni By ker talent and elzarin, And uzusicianly name. EVELYN VVEAVER, Skelton, Nebraska. Mary Arden Club, Ne- braska Club,, Y. VV. C. A., Twelfth Night Club. ' Petite and' blond-and always smiling. Page Fifty-seven 'VU 5 6 i 1 W 1 1 i r N 5 V r 5 Y I I i 5 W E . , V 1 I k 4 4 x X 4 yr fl I Q V 1, ,, 'N W J '4 K , R AD Y E 9 4 Q ,. i 4 S . Y Academ IMOGENE Cox, lVlELBA HOELSCHER, RUTH NIXON, Lawrence, Kansas. Quincy, Illinois. Little Koch, Arkansas. Academy Senior Presi- dent, Vice-President of Kansas Club, Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, Twelfth Night Club, Student Council, Mary Arden Club, Athletic Associa- tion. A goozl .rport always bubbling over with good nature. Vice-President Senior Class, Illinois Club, Y. W. C. A., Twelfth Night, Club, Athletic Association. Snatch gaily the joys which the rnornent shall bring, Anal fret never at all over any oltl thing. Secretary-Treasurer' of Senior Class, Secretary Arkansas Club, Y. W. C. A., Twelfth Night Club, Athletic Associa- tion. We have a girl in our class, ' A very clever one, Who in her stualies does surpass, Anti yet has lots of fun. 4 , Motto- To THE STARS THROUGH BoLTs AND BARS.H CUZOTS-BLUE AND XVHITE Flower-FORGET-ME-Nor Page Sz tty S f0U.Y0f-MISS COLE CLARA BLACKXYELL, Lee's Sznnznit, zllissozzri. Missouri Club, Twelfth Night Club, St. Cecelia Club, Y. W. C. A. A quiet lass, and yet a few Know well the treasures hid in york. KEITH BRUCE, Sterling, Colorado. EMILY BOYKIN, Houston, Tekas. Texas Club, Twelfth Night Club, Y. W. C. A. Toth while you can! life is too short fo keep in silence. Twelfth Night Club, Cosmopolitan Club. From Colorado ,state is she This fair zliserete young lass, She mahes a worthy member Of her sehool and of NTERLE Cox, Lawrence, Kansas. Kansas Club, Twelfth Night Club. fiigh flight has she, and wit at will, flnrl so her tongue is selflom still. her class. BETH TIALL, Claremore, Oklahoma. CAROL RUTLEDGE, Oklahoma. Club, An- nual Staff, Choral, Y. W. C. A., Twelfth Night Club. She studies well when such is due, And worhs with spirits high, But when she's thru watch out for her, There's mischief in her eye. LORAINE KIRBY, Clovis, .New lllexieo. Cosmopolitan C l u b , Twelfth Night Club. She is charming, yozfll agree, Pretty too-that's plain to see. JILLIAN lYlAAS, St. Louis, Ilfissonri. Mary Arden Club, Twelfth Night Club, Missouri Club. Never do today what fan he clone tomorrow. LUCY WELLS, New Hartford, .fWissoari. Missouri Club, Twelfth Night Club, Y. W. C. A. A sunny smile anal win- some too, How could Y. W. get along without you? Cinfiiznati, Ohio. Cosmopolitan C 1 u b , Twelfth Night Club, Y. W. C. A. Life is a jest, and all things show it, I thought so once, hut now I hnow it. FLORINE RILEY, Kansas City, llflissoizri. l Missouri Club, Twelfth Night Club. Better late than never. WAUNITA SMITH, Elafleshiirg, Iowa. Iowa Club, Twelfth Night Club, Tri Pi, Y. W. C. A. If she willfshe will! you may flepenfl upon it. DoRA FRANCES YYELLS, New ffartforrt, zllissouri Missouri Club, Mary Arden Club, Twelfth Night Club, Y. VV. C. A. Whfelz e'er a lash is set for her She cloesn't stand and view it, Nor be fontent to wish it flone, Ent starts at once to zlo it. Page Sixty-one Page Sixty-two Alma Mater TUNE-IKHOM Cam I Leave Thee Dearest old C. C., VV e drink a health to thee! Each pledging e'er to be Loyal and true. I Oh, Alma Mater, dear! Thy name We all revere, May We ne'er cease to cheer And pledge anew. Dear Christian, hear us sing While We our tribute bring, Once more the echoes ring In praise of thee. VV e love thine ivied walls, Thy campus and thy hallsg Honor to us e'er calls From old C. C. Proud as the girls of old Are we of blue and gold, Great be the stories told Of old C. C. Thy voice shall be our guide, Thy fame shall be our pride, Out in the great World Wide, Far, far from thee. 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Z L N -' b f f Q : -dz - 7, If 9 ' 5- f ' ' ff f N f ' 1 W ,K 1 I , mm 5 5 I 2 X , 1 f 5 mm 124 Z', 4 lp, M i ' f ff V Q 'W M 1 + ff ,ff W ,Q ld mf f lf' 6 7 f 4 . I 'Z '5 4 i 1 7 ff! Z W i Z 9 -1 1 I , , .v J 5 Q I I 5 3 9 ,- T o g g'? , I, if mfr' il? QA ,Ir 4-4 -av' ,A f i': I :J As Q , , il U45 4 I , ,, I 5 ui' An- '9 9 a A+ ,LI P as 1 I .2- F A Student Council Sponsor-Miss JULIA SPALDING BIILDRED PACKNVOOD ..,. EDITH OBLANDER, ..f, NIILDRED STUBBLEFIELD . ..... ANNABELLE BAGBY CONSTANCE BOYER ELIZABETH BURLINGAME DOROTHY CHAPMAN MARY LOUISE DARNELL MARION FLYNT MARGARET HALL MARIE VVARE FREDA STUELPNER OFFICERS MEMBERS IMOOENE Cox President Vice-Prexidemf Se.crezfrz1'y MARY BROOKS CLELLA DALY LOTTIE DOVER MARY BELLE DENNY SARAH MALONE 4 CLARA FRANCES MORGAN LAURA BELLE MEADERS PAULINE SAPPINTON PAULINE SNIDER The scope of the Student Council includes all matters relating to street, campus and house regulations. It is the directing influence in the college communitv A a court, it hears cases and fixes punishments, but not in the spirit of domination As a body of young Women it advises and befriendsg it Warns and counsels. Page Sixly-fozn' .Spomm-MRS. lWARIGN VV. HERTIG OFFICERS CONSTANCE BOYER ,..... - HOPE MONTGOMERY ..... VVILMA COLLINS. .,.., ---Presiriefll --- - Vice-President -----Secre1fary-T rcaxilref CABINET FRANCES AHECKNIAN .... ...... . Under Gradiiale Repreyemfaziyg HELEN VVHITMARSH ..... - .,... .Social Chzzirmaai RUTH PERRY ---.--. .... ---..--.S06iczl Service Clzairmafi EDITH OBLANTDER .... ...... .W orlai Fellowship Cliaimmn ALMA HILL ....................,... ...... . Illembeidfliip Clmirmgm MILDRED STUBBLEFIELD ..,... ...... . Finance Chairman EDNA HART- ......,.. . ........... ...... . Bulletin Cllairmafi HELEN MAY ..,... .- ...... Publicity Cliairmazi HELEN COTTER ........... ..... . Pizmisl MILDRED PACKWOOD. ...,. ...... . Chorisler The Young WonIen's Christian Association of Christian College was founded in 1893 and has grown to be one of the strongest organizations in the college. It is the policy of the Y. W. C. A. to exert its influence in the interest of a higher stand- ard of friendship and democracy upon the campus. It aims: To make the campus a place where each girl may grow into her best. To stand for a higher standard of honor in both social obligations and class room relation. T O support and cooperate with the Student government. To seek to develop a spirit of initiative and a greater sense of responsibility among our college girls. Page Sixty- five A, 5, hi 4f X i 3 sk lin vt 6 . 4 1 Ai H v Ok ,. . r 3 F4 iv ,I flvf v I In Q ga 'I yi Vi :li A , i w ,a ,af lk. 4-I 13 'E fa an 4 'L .1 'N 143 on 1 ,ff 40 5 k :EE I 's k'g, 1 ' E li fu 4, H fi -Lf 5 -I in I I F 4 9 G 3 rf' ,Q U Phi Theta Kappa National Honorary Seltolaxtio Society Fozmoleof 1918 Gamma Chapter S?07IX07-MRS. LISENBY OFFICERS MARION REID. .... .... ...,.. . President MARGARET HOGAN ...... i .... Vice-President BERNICE TOMLINSON ..,. ............ ......... ...... . S e eretary-Treasurer MEMBERS HELEN DRUMMOND CONSTANCE MAYENS ALMA HILL MARION FLYNT LYNDALL FISHER VVILMA COLLINS FRANCES HECKMAN CLARA FRANCES MORGAN JUANITA ARNOLD MAXINE WILSON-- HELEN ROBNETT p IDITA BOHANNON MARY HELEN CARSON LOUISE MITCHELL EDITH OBLANDER JOSEPHINE BLADES MILDRED STUBBLEFIELD MARY BROOKS CONSTANCE BOYER LOUISE HAMILTON DORA MACY The purpose of Phi Theta Kappa is to foster the ideals of scholarship and to create among its members a spirit of fellowship. To be admitted into this Society a student must have a high scholastic average, and must maintain a standard sat- isfactory' to the faculty. i ir. V.V..,-....,...w.n.,.. A., Page Sixty-six S i The 1925 College Widow ' SfJ071.T07'iMlSS XVYLIE ' LVNDALI.. FIsHER-.--- ALMA GRAY HILL ..... ELIZABETH PIPE,---.-- LOUISE MITCHELL. .... HELEN MAY. .......... FERN PURYEAR ,,,.,-,,,,--, JESSIE FAYE CI-IILI:ERs.----- FRANCES HECKMAN ..... ELLEN JANE FROMAN ..... , ..... GENEVIEVE STUCK SLAOER BETH HALL. .,,,,.,,.. ,, ,,,...,,,,,,,. PRULA GUFEV ........., DOROTHY CHAPMAN ....... MARGUERITE CRAXVFORD .L... MARION FLYNT ........ LUCILLE PEARSALLM--- STAFF JOSEPHINE BLADES , ,.I. ..... . . .... Editor 6' axirzem 1Wa21age r ---LA ssoeiate E dltor A sslytarzt Bu.vtne.s'.v A rt E dltor A rt E dttor Feature Editor Senior Editor furzior Editor Special E ditor A ea demy E ditor A etivity Editor Snapshot E ditor Illustrator ' Manager A dvertixing A sslstarzt A dvertlsirlg A .vslstant S terto graplzer The 1925 College VVidOW Staff has aimed to create a book which will serve as a golden mirror held up to our college life Of 1924-25 and which will preserve a clear reflection. We appreciate the help that We have received from the student body and sin- cerely hope that Our mirror will seem tO reflect accurately Our year's images. Page Sixty-seven The Tvvelfth ight Club Sp07l.f07-MRS. NIARION HERTIG n OFFICERS DOROTHY YALE VVELLS ,..-- ..... P fesidenz MARGARET HALL, ,,,,,.,..,.. ..... V ice-President VERA TEPE .... .4 ..... .,... S ecretary-Treasurer The 'Twelfth Night Club is an organization to which every girl in Christian belongs, and of which each is an active member. The 'Twelfth Night Club was organized on a -democratic basis in 1916 when all sororities were abolished. Since then, it has assumed the responsibility of fos- 'tering all social activities in Christian. This year, due to the unceasing efforts and originality of the club, the girls have attended unusual and interesting functions including the two most important, formal events of the year-First and Second Open House. ' WELLS HALL TEPE Page Sixty-eight E l. Campus Sunday School y oFF1cERs ERCIE NOYE5.---.- ...... ,P1-eyidmz MARIE VVARE .......... ...... ,Vice-Presidefzt HELEN DRUMMOND ..... ,.,,., S ewelargf-Treasure? The Campus Sunday School was organized the fall of 1922 by Reverend Haus- halter and President E, D. Lee to meet an emergencyg but what was a necessity to them has grown into a religious movement that has been a power to the develop- ment of leadership. ' It is unique in that its activities are managed entirely by the girls themselves, It is a branch of the Christian Student Congregation in the University of Missouri. The most friendly co-operation exists between the two branches and interesting exchanges of talent in special numbers for opening exercises are frequent. r NQYES WARE DRUMMOND Page Sixly- nine 1 I is 2? 'vs if . S 1 fi .4 lr Q 10.40 tx ir. ..O o fc is 'fa E 9 5 fi is 4 ai ' 'n dl rf. 'fn ee' -3 ii 3' 1:9 C 24' Y. 5 .f, '40 ,fi si' .Q Qlv -I ln Fi Y Q 115 ri, f 51 li in u iw x if t 33 Q, iii n', ,fs is 2 5 qi f Q n ' -., 5 'v i . b 6 1 l 8 1 ns 3 fr rf' U f f rf' ,Q lb 'iw E v. 4, 1: 4-I 3 1 ' v 1 'D 'aa W ' 'Q 'io 451 'T 1 1. 1 'vo ai, 1-2 ui I ni: 1 . A 6 5: im' W I' .il go i A14 if 1L ,fi 1 I- ll egg. Yi 1 1 .I 'mv 1 if YY: ini, . 9 N4 'G 1 111 .XM .phi 1 1 Q in S .iii Athletic Association Sponsor--Miss MITCHELL OFFICERS HELEN MULLIN ...... ...... P resident BETTY PIPIj,,,4,- --,-, ,,.... V iie-P1'e5iti67lZ FRANCES BREED. ....... ...... . Secretary JOSEPHINE BLADES ...... ...... T feaswev' The purpose of this organization is to promote athletics, to create a love of sports and to foster the ideal of good sportsmanship. A Many new phases of athletics have been introduced this year. Hockey was played early in the fall and won great favor among the girls. Socker is one of the new spring games. MULLIN PIPE BREED BLADES Page Seventy 1 1 1 1 ..3, 7 l l wi . ,291 1 La l 111 1 aj, 15 1 Aims! U K 1 E I abil 1,1 11- f' 1 7' 1 1'. W , . wwf. l 1 lift '1 EQ! Q .iff 1 .i Elf 1 11 mfti no N' T531 F '1 1 1g,,rl 14,1 ff fit! Z 1 1 P1 fuk Ill W1 1 1-is U , l 1351 572.1 101 1 1'2 gl I .girl 1,21 1ril 1'il :aw F151 ,E V1 .1 is . i'1 . Q11 ! ,Nl ,Eli if 1 Milf FW ,1 s'Ef1 ff P1 591 l S 111 ,1 11 ll' l , 1 -1 eu, fl ,,1 I 1 ,111 1 1 .21 a.: . ,I R . 1 I MELBA FWILLIS p As We Like lt Sf07ZSOTiMRS. LISENBY ISABELLA SMILEY ..... ,,,P,rg5idgnz EDITH OBLANDER. ........... .... . Vim-Pfmdanz MARY HELEN CARSON ..,... .... , Sewfetary-Tnz1z5u1'e1' CONSTANCE MAYENS. ..... ,,...... , -. .,........ ..,, . Corresponding Searetzzry JUANITA ARNOLD OPAL BEDFORD CONSTANCE BOYER HELEN COX I VEDA COURTRIGHT HELEN DRUMMOND MARIE ELLINGTON LYNDALL FISHER ELLEN JANE FROMAN DOROTHY GILNIORE FRANCES HECKBIAN MARGARET HOGAN MARIANNA HUBBELL CHARLENE LARSON LORAINE LINDSEY HELEN MAY MILDRED STUBBLEFIELD IONE NEAL ERCIE NOYES MARGARET SHOUSE MARY FRANCES SWINNEY BERNICE TOMLINSON VIRGINIA VVELLS As We Like It Club was federated january 17, 1925. It is the first club of its kind in Christian College. Those eligible for membership are girls who have elected the higher English courses. ' The purpose of the club is to promote interest in the best contemporary liter- ature whether poetry or prose. The club selected contemporary novelists for the year's discussion. The first semester was devoted to the study of contemporary American novelists and the second semester to English contemporary novelists. 1 Page Seventy- I l League of ,Women Voters Sf07l507 --lXfIlSS MCMILLAN OFFICERS ANNABELLE BAGBV ...... ----- P 79551155715 FRANCES BREEDI .,.. ---Secretary INEZ ANDREWS ...... -- ---- -ATVGCISWFQV MEMBERS MARY LOUISE DARNELL ALICE HAYES MAIIION FLYNT MARY CRAVER LOIS ROBERTSON LAURA BELLE MEADERS CLELLA DALY DORA MACY MARGUERITE CRAWFORD FRANCES V ERNOR EDITH SYVEENY MILDRED SCHLICTER MELBA XVILLIS VELMA HUMMEL 'HAZEL XVILSON LUCILLE PEARSALL ERCIE NOYES HELEN STANLEY EMMA JEAN ANTHIS The junior League of VVomen Voters is a citizenship agency that is seeking in- formation from the best known authentic sources, in order that its young women may become alert, well-informed voters. The common interest and purpose is better gov- .ernment. Since we are living in a period of increasing public co-operation in affairs of government, women will make significant progress only through associated ef- fort in political education. I age Seventy-t'zzf0 Pi Pi Pi Sf0lL50fiMISS POTTS OFFICERS FRANCES HECKDIAN .-......,. -.,., --,,, CLARA FRANCES MORGAN ..,.... O-MA BELLE LANDRETH ..,,,, ,.T,-.,,.., MEMBERS BEULAH BOUTWELL MARGUERITE CRAWFORD ZELMQX DAWSON ALEXANDRA FRAZER NORMA JEAN GLASCO PRULA GUFFY FLEANOR HALDEMAN I ALICE RICHARD -----.P1'esidenZ -----. Viae-President -----.See1'e!ary-Treasurer NELLIE JONES HEI,EN MAY MILDRED OLSON VVAUNITA SMITH VERA TEPE MARGARET TRENT VIRGINIA WELLS The Art Club was Organized for the purpose of Creating and fostering an in'- terest in art. Many unusual exhibitions have been brought to Columbia, which have been open to the members of Pi Pi Pi. It has also been the privilege of the members to visit several private Collections.. Page Sezfezzty-Ilzrez if I xx- -on A , I 'ffl '-.a P A. ,f ,w ,1. WK I I I . I I ,A I fi: Lil l, as. I If till I lj Xl S2 I Sl 'Ely l -I Q, . f fl? Iii? ' I Q 9,3 155 1. lj l 'sf II :V-it ,JH ,, ' 'I 1 I ,ggi ICU, I . l I ,QQ 2.5: :H fx I I IF' .I U43 fair' . ZW Iii? I7 I 233. Iii -lf: ,Bl I my ,W W iff ul, ,ab il -+f Fi' , I .QI 7. I-'51 ..- il it xi ,, ,. French Club La Clef for F Spomor-Miss WVVLIE OFFICERS BERNICE TOMLINSON .....,. ...... I ,,.,..,....... MELBA VVILLIS. .,..... LORAINE LINDSEY-, .... ELIZABETH PIPE MEMBERS VVILMA COLLINS HELEN ROBNETT IDITA BOHANNON MARIE WARE ISABELLE MERRIOTT JOSEPHINE BLADES IANNABELLE BAGBY ERSKINE HOGUE VIRGINIA LIPSCOMB ------.PT6A'il2Z67ZZ Vine-Pfesidelll ecretary - .... .T reasmfer MARIE GOFF SHIRLEY MULI,INAX DOROTHY YALE VVELLS MELBA VVILLIS DOROTHY GILINIIORE DORA MACY ELIZABETH PIPE MAXINE VVILSON INEZ ANDREWS The French Club was organized in 1923 for the purpose of promoting a great- er interest in the French language and the French people. Its name, La Clef A aZ'0r fTlLe Golden Keyj, symbolizes the means and way to greater learning and 5 understanding. The Club presents two short plays in Chapel each year, in addi- tion to its regular bi-monthly meetings. Page Sezfefzly-four I 9 8 1 s, T I 'I T. 'I-In ,iii L 'ff :L+ P VIS ,Q I-I Q. Q' '10 , v. 12. P ff, ff, Wa J L? is 9, IQ. yn. sl hr-5 I Q il 9 1, A', M. 4- .-it 3 S nl:- it , if 5 ai- Q 3 n-', fi O I s 4 X S 1. ,Q In ir in 'K I Q, We l i 'Q ,O 'ff Y 'Tn 511 tl E QW ,p A 'I ta gl A I I 'Ir I .4 4. . P A Jw LN 'Q ? 4, A Spanish Club Las Bultitas X YN f '-,fhw R 541 'NNN Mfm. A NIF IAI., ,V 1' 1 HIM ?1.'.1Q,ff1,fl'H 11 5 IlEAVf!1'jI'fIlWIrli?If lx lf - I ' Kx1 'ff'f7fl' I, It It f I jlfl HQXX ilujff XYX RXKJI7 fpffj l D l x .X X . ' f I 1' 'lf , , l l l I Y , ' , .E x X ,I l jffn :gif S ?07l50V-MISS TETLEY OFFICERS MARY HELEN CARSON ....... . .........,..,....,.. ,... . Prestzteftt IDITA BOHANNON ..,....... .... . Vtee-President PRULA GUFFY ..,.... -- ............. L ....... .... . Secretary-Treasurer MARTHA DAWSON LORENE Cox V EDA COURTRIGHT OPAL MCKINNEY VIRGINIA HANSON IONE NEAL RUTH PERRY FRANCES BREED PHYLLIS BURT BERNICE PERKINS MEMBERS HELEN COX MARY FRANCES MULLINS PAULINE NASH - JXILENE ASHBROOK ELLA MAE HEXT FLORENCE WRIGHT JONELL TATUM CONSTANCE MAYENS, ERCIE NOYES CATHERINE MAIRS ISABELL SCOTT MARIE ELLINGTON DOROTHY HALL MABEL FICKLIN I HELEN STANLEY MILIJRED SCH LICTER M'YRI, CADLE MARY FRANCES DAWES ETHEL BOWLES ALICE LEWIS I 'M?+k-I ,. S The Spanish Club, organized for the purpose of the study of Spanish. cus- toms and Spanish speaking people, has for its name Las Bultttas, which means Little Owls. In addition to its hi-monthly meetings, the club has charge of one chapel program each year. 1'1f4 .Q ,. Page Seventy- five 'F ..,, ' W 5 . A 41 7 t H I I 3 V rf' I . . aju , P, ,lg tiff wfrisy A a,I J L' ,., mf 9. :WS I Ml I-q WV , ei 'il 'Im -T M. All , Ir: Q, 3-7' wx ' ? in '11 its SWT! 1151 I V. we EKU A 'fvliz 57 .M , fl , A, 'Q VM! Al, ll, ' ,,, mlb' KL V?'i:,'1H W 125. fl, j I:-Qi , ,I It I ,L , ,ng , N0 K :L ,I ,o-I 5 O In AA' Y tel vigi' 3 IA, I if I 1 ,Yo J H., C-Z -A I 4 Q L I 1 45.5 ! ? . V. In LJ, ,EAA fo' . 5 4 Y I Q- 'v I A I E C Q. 5 Q . A Q a 8 , Science Club JUANITA ARNoLD-..---, MARION FLYNT ...... HELEN Cox MARY FRANCES DAWES HELEN DRUMMOND MARGARET HOGAN MARY MATTHEWS Sponsor-MISS COLE OFFICERS MEMBERS ------.Presiden1f --AS'ecretary-Treasurer FRANCES BREED EBCIE NOYES IDITA BOHANNON - DOROTHY GILMORE RUTH CHDLE BERNICE TOMLINSON MARY BELLE DENNY HOPE MONTGOMERY HEI.EN BROVERMAN , CATHERINE MAIRS BERNICE PERKINS WILMA COLLINS XTELMA HUMMEL I I IJYNDALL FISHER '19 Q The Science Club is an honorary organization to which all students of the 5 QQ College department making a grade of S or above in any science course are ' eligible. It has been organized with the purpose of promoting scientific study out -Q' Side of the classroom and to stimulate an interest in popular Scientific subjects I . ei, EQ' -.r SY. 5 E .na .l sg' - gl t.A, Q R -' A Q 41 I .Hi Jn 2' Page Seventy-six Mary Arden Club Symmor-Miss L1-:WELLEN OFFICERS , VVILMA COLLINS .... .,..,,, fwsident THELMA FIELDS ..... ,,,., V ice-President MARY BROOKS ....,.. . .... .... . ..,..,.. Secretary-Treasurer The Mary Arden Club was reorganized this year for those who are interested in Dramatic Arts. Its purpose is to foster an interest in this field by the study and presentation of plays. This year the play VVhose Little Bride Are You ? was given. The meetings consist of reading, study and private production of the best plays of various periods. Page Seventy-.reven St. Ceceha Club Sponsors-Miss C. BELLE SINGLETON, MR. GEORGE W1LL1sTON OFFICERS A IJOROTHY HART. ..., ,...,. P resident HONOR.A BAILEY ...., ...... S egremry-Treasurer The St. Cecelia Club was organized this year and is composed of students who are especially interested in good music. The purpose of the Club is to give students a wider appreciation of music, and to foster the musical activities of the College' The Club programmes are given every two weeks during the year and on special Occasions Chapel programmes are given. ' 1 Page Sevfeufy-eight Missouri Club S pomor-M Rs. JONES OFFICERS HOPE MGNTGOMERY ....... ..,,,,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,, ..... . P reszdent MARY BELLE DENNY .....,. ..... . Vine-President MARY HELEN CARSONL-- ,-... .Secretary VIRGINIA WELLS. ......... ..... , Treasurer I SONG Show me, show me, I'm from Old Mizzoug I have learned a few things, just a very few. I'm a willing learner Tell me something new. But y0u'll have to show me- I'm from Old Mizzou. Page Seventy-nine Ia ll 'I -ls 't lag, Y 1 I ,fi N 1 sg- 4 J 1 mfg 5' F' 'c ,l dm, if W 1 i 'D C 'if- if th flu I ll Y- 'H ,Al vii 6 v Q-as w 'si JJ ii ff Ui lil iff :il fi 1 3,1 hh. mf '. ,, .F s :Iva ,. A !' In Arkansas Club MARTHA DAWSON ..,... RUTH NIXON ........,.. LORAINE LINDSEY ...... EDITH SWEENEY DORA MACY Spenser-Mlss GIBBS OFFICERS -- ....,. -President .... Vice-President -------.S'ee1'eZa1'y-T reasurev' - I I 1 MEMBERS BERTA KING ALMA GRAY HILL E LILLIAN VVILSON I I 1 i SONG Q Arkansas, Arkansas, ,Tis the name dear, 'Tis the place we call Home, sweet home. . B , Arkansas, Arkansas, . ! VVe salute thee, I From thy shelter No more we'11 roam. ' E I 'r , I Page Eighty I s ' I ,Y E R I 5 I , V W, , ,,,,V ,-.-.,-..- I I ' 2 I 2 5 5 r I E E ? Cosmopolitan' Club Spamor-lvliss SINGLETON l OFFICERS FERN PURYEAR ......, ,,,,- P rgyidgm DOROTHY LILLIARD .. ,,..........Y ,, ...... . .,,.. Vine-Prel-idmz BLANCHE LANEWOOD STEVENSON ..... ..... S ewezary-Treasu1'er MEMBERS ALLENE VVALLER XTERA TEPE BERAH FRASER HELEN DRUMMOND CAROL RUTLEDGE EMILY BOYKIN ELLA MAE HEXT EALICE RICHARD LORAINE KIRBY HELEN PRINGLE Y l SONG ' VVe love the Whole United States, Mi From Boston, Massachusetts, 3, i To Frisco's golden gates. i The orange groves of Florida, The maple trees of Maine, J U The plains of old Nebraska, , i Wfe love them all the same. 'L VVe love the fields of Iowa, 2 Louisiana, the grand old state 5 if Q Every state both large and small, New Mexico, we love them all, lv We love the Whole United States. 1' M E i , l l l Page Eighty-one Illinois Clulo Sponsor-Miss MITCHELL OFFICERS LUCILLE PEARSALL. ..... ................ . ...- ELIZABETH PIPE. ...... VIRCIINIIA L1PscoMB. .,... .f................... MEMBERS EDITH OBLANDER HELEN BROVERMAN MAUDE IRENE GRUNDY CLELLA TJALY AILENE ASHBROOK I ELEANOR NELCH SONG Pfesizlwzt -----.Vice-Presidwzzf -----..S'eo1'em1'y-Treasurer MARY LOUISE DARNELL MARJORTE MCGLOTHIN MELBA HOEIJSCHER ISABEL SCOTT DOROTHY YALE WELLS You meet her on the campus, you meet her in the hall, You meet her inthe class-room, at a lecture or a ball, 1 s 5 She s numerous as to number, she s varied as to name, And yet Where-e'er she may appear, you know her just the same O College Girl-the girl of Illinois, O College, College Girl-the Girl of Illinois, O College Girl, she's loyal and true to the Orange and Blue, The witching spell she weilds so well, there's nothing can destroy 3 O College, College Girl, chuck-full-of-knowledge girl. The fascinating, captivating Girl of Illinois. Y l Page Eighty-fwo i I , E I Iowa Clulo SQUZZSU7'-NIISS MEDIJEY OFFICERS A I 'I 5 M HELEN VVHITMARSH ,.,.. --.---, P resident XJVAUNITA SMITH ....,-..... . .... V ice-Prexidenz IVIARCENE SCHOUTEN ..... ..,,,,.. ,A,,..,-.,..,,, ,...... S .e 6 remry-Treasurer MEMBERS VIRGINIA SMITH IXIARION REID 1 SONG I Let us give three hearty cheers for S. U. I. , Give them with a will and with a Hi, Hi, Hi, 1.35 To the Old Gold we ever true will be, l gfil Let us cheer for Iowa, for dear old Iowa. I ',-.I Set amid a land with peace and plenty blest, i fist Famed and honored everywhere from east to west, I 1,4 Proudly we will cry, Hurrah for S. U. I. l 3 +I Three cheers for Iowa. I ii. K I gei If! I I I l E 3 L 'dt' 5 I' 'If 'aI','I ' , I 1' N I 1 5 5' l I 4 A l 5 I L I I l l I Page Eighty-three 'Y 1' 9 -.w .4 5 '15, iv Y' 3 I U I i , . ,- Uv 9 +3 il if I I 1,5 '1 W . , ta Y 1 f L 3 Kansas Club SfD07L507-MISS lVlClVIILLAN' OFFICERS' NVEDA COURTRIGHT ...,, ,.. .....A... IMOGENE Cox ...,,,,.. MARY BROOKS ..... ............ . .......... MEMBERS PAULINE NASH JOSEPHINE BLADES ERCIE ZNOYES VIRGINIA HANSON BERNICE PERKINS GLADYS SKAER MYRL COX RUTH CADLE I MARGARET TRENT -----,P7EJ'i6i6lLf -----Vice-Pmsiziwnf V -----Se.c1'eZfz1'y-T1'ea.m1'er MYRL CADLE HEI.EN MULLIN ZELMA DAWSON DOROTHY HALL FRANCES HECKMAN CLEO KELLY MILDRED KIMBALL , FREDA STEULPNER Kansas, dear Kansas, we love thee, we love thee, Our hearts from thee ne'er can sever, Our Alma Mater, our pride and our glory, Honor be thine forever. Rock, Chalk, Jayhawk, K. . Rock Chalk, Jayhawk, K. U. Rock Chalk, Jayhawk, K. U. Rock Chalk, Jayhawk, K. U. Rock Chalk, Jayhawk, K. U. U Kansas, dear Kansas, we love thee, we love thee, Our hearts from thee ne'er can sever, Our Alma Mater, our pride and our glory, Honor be thine forever. Page Eigfzfy-fam' l I l l 1 l f r i l r w l l l s l l l l l 5 i I 1 I l 1 1 l I i Nebraska Club Spwzsozf--lvllss DOUOLASS OFFICERS HELEN COX ...... ..y. v ..........,.A,........ .,.. . P 1 'esiaiefzt EVELYN W EAVER. . f .. A,. . Mae-Pffeyidgnz LYNDALL FISHER .... .,.,.,........ .,..... .... O S ewfezfmy-T1'easu1'e1' . MEMBERS FERN KIRIQLAND PAULINE SNIDER RUTH CHORN JENNIE PARSONS MILDRED OQSON MARION CLARKE LOUISE MITCHELL SONG For there is no place like Nebraska, Dear Old Nebraska U. XfVhere the girls are the fairest, The boys are the squarest, Of any Old place I know. For there is no place like Nebraska, Dear Old Nebraska U, A ' And welll all stick together' In all kinds Of Weather For N -e-b-r-a-s-k-a. Page Eighiy-five Oklahoma Club Sjmmw-Miss COLE OFFICERS IONE NEAL ......,,.,, ...... . 1J7'r2AZd!,llZ ERSKINE HOGUE ......-,.M.. ..,, O Vice P1 ea uieuz BERNICE TOMLINSON, .A,.. ...... . Seerefimy Treasurer Oklahoma ! Oklahoma I Fairest daughter of the Wfest, Oklahoma! Oklahoma! ,Tis the land We love the best. - VVe have often sung her praises, But we have not told the half, So I give you Oklahoma, 'Tis a toast we all canequaff. Page High ly-six Sexcerte Di7'66Z07iMRS. ANNA FROMAN HONORA BAILEY ...,,, YA., , Fin! Sojbrano MARION REID ....., ,,... F im! Soprano LOTTIE DOVER. ......... ,,-, , Seoomi Soprano 'll4.AUR'INE ROBINSON .... ..,, I Seoofzal Soprano PRULA GUFFY ............ ,.,. , Alfo DOROTHY CHAPMAN ................,..,.,.,..,,,.........,....,..... Alto Since 1920 there has been a group of Christian College singers known as the College Sextette. The personnel changes from year to year, but does not cease to exist as a-musical aggregation. . The girls furnish many musical numbers for various programs given by Coil umbia townspeople. The annual radio concert was given at jefferson City March 4, and in April the girls made a week's tour visiting several prominent towns of the State. I I l l Page Eighfy-Jevxen I N ? 4 v 1 Z 4 S 1 1 4 V w 4 5 1 I a . 4 o 2 E1 1 1'- , W K'4'Ns 0 :DL CJ sz ry. 'x Q AER , Q33-gi, fb wwf- 1367 0 Q f 6' 4 an xx x i E N x ? x xi GA M04 4 lv: gf xQv ,ffl ,mv X WX. if xg Y , 1 I W 3 A Agy JY X s. N N x N X E x Ne O 5 S Q. Q b, VG if ,I - i, , - . 4' Flex , 1 :Fig .1,. ff 1-1, we ...N ggi, ' ' -ff'lG4-Xi WZAQA: .1 i- TJ:-'YQ .v W- ,mx vwf- -172 is ,u. j',, A, ,ravi Z' I V612- ?.7i.f4 1-M932 ' - ' wx., 19 v... , 0' If . fx, 6 Ol . . f, 9 ry 5 11- X , 5 5, V X5 . W5 X 1- X . R Q .1 , 4 'Z 1 2 E- i 1 S Y S S 1. 0 5,1 -, Camp Fire f l mpress ions 7 ul'i? i 1 W, A sunny afternoon in September g--girls in knickers and sweaters, a happy go-lucky hike for two miles g-college songs on the lip, and a sparkle in the eye. VVe're all camp-fire bound. How we love playing a peppy base ball game, and lying full length on the cool grass by the brook! How we love to think of the coming feast, and how we do jam and crowd and push, to form some semblance of a mess-line. WVHS anything ever more temptingly delicious than hot coffee, baked beans, rolls, cheese, apples, pickles, potato-chips-and ginger bread? No! A second onslaught charges against the kitchen squad, and carries away every crumb. Now quite content, we gather, and march hand in hand around the camp-fire singing. Its high red flame lights up the happy faces in the twilight. Once more we sing the dear songs of old C. C. Then when the last spark flickers out, we end our gay gypsying with the traditional snake dance on the home trail. I Page Nizwly I 'k H !, slr K f is L U fa y, . -l I5 4, G. Ji 8 J 1 u 'fir ,Q .555 ,. V' an U5 5 I 1 :- wir: l 4 w 9' df! an 1+ A 4 ,fir JR 1 'fl ,s fi QL Y. af ff X sf iff. 95 1 .gf F, ,. 1 4 'vf .Q if .ji tl .J im Phi Theta 3 A, Kappa Tea r li lm ' llii T F page T -me Q , xii N 1, , ajjoiikl 3 K of A 0 l ' s V 1.. X r j 4 ' The members of the Phi Theta Kappa honor sorority were at home to the fac- ulty, seniors and special friends, in Missouri Hall, Sunday afternoon, October 12. Tea was served in the drawing room, which Was tastefully decorated with Vari- colored Autumn flowers in silver vases. Those in the receiving line were, Dean Rose Lisenby, Marion Reid, Bernice Tomlinson, Margaret Hogan. Page Azflldljl-0110 , P , ',lL YQ- , 1 Y ,. 1 111 ,. iff-I 1 U giflxl ,. 3:51 l , ,- Q W 'xv ! l 5 fl Hifi ,ll it l f 1 ir :Agia , ,. viiilliil film V :SU V .N I5 9131, if. U if , , W Lggiv fi if if ' tv ix 0,11 ff l :ufgii -W , in Y 9 Vfgiifll ll.5Q.,if1l 5 il ing! 1 m. av iii ' ifam . 'vs is if 'ill J .JQQL l P l'.,. , qw 'c vs , Q 4 l Q ! l 1 5 bidi ii. V , 'ff 1' , .V , 152.1 J, ' 1 il ' ' x 4- id! , -i . !r,kE ,.,,., .' V L55 1,4-L ,Til X 1 -4 l I-lalloween Party Halloween!-XYhat witchery lies in the word! It brings to mind countless memories, most vivid of which is the memory of the Christian College Masqued Ball of October 31. The gym, in a setting of bright leaves and lanterns, became a softly lighted stage Whereon a scene of revelry was played by the representatives of all climes and ages. Beauty, grace, and mystery surrounded each-merry figure. each lending charm and color to the whole. A Grand March, stately and majestic, opened the dance. First a column in pairs, then fours, then eights, swayed rythmically up the, length of the gym. As the last meas- ure of the march melted into a strain of jazz, joy burst into being, and the dance was on. The entertainino' feature of the evening G cr 77 - - D - - - was a series of stunts. ranging from the sublime to the ridiculous, given by the State Clubs. Spark Plug and Barney Google, Young Lochinvarf' and many others appeared to call forthgales of mirthufrom the merry-makers. Page Ninety-two l i l Dances never ceased, even during the Heats. Here you caughta glimpse of Chu-Chin-Chow and Senor Don Fernando, munching a pop-corn ball and drinking cider while in the clutches of a foxtrot. There, you 'saw George Vtfashington and a charming little Senorita making the most of their time combining a waltz with pumpkin pie. I Home, Sweet Home, howeversweet, brought cries of disapproval. A pre- monition of the fun ended, was answered by three pert winks of the lights. Yawn- ing little Cinderellas, knowing well what they meant, bid farewell to glass slippers and all. i But wasn't it fun to pretend! I Page Ninety-three va N ' :ips fa . First Open I-louse w'i-' yt A lf' Tl On Thursday evening, October 16, we held Open House. T he stately parlors of Missouri Hall, buzzed ,with gay small talk, laughter and music. One was sur- rounded by a great moving mass of color with generous splashes of black, made up of the beautifully gowned girls on the arms of their guests. The pleasure of making new acquaintances was enhanced by the evident fact that everyone was having a wonderful time. Needless to say, the bulletin board over the Week-end bore proof of an increase in Saturday and Sunday night dates. The friendly hand clasp, with merry Word and Warm smile, that signifies real graciousness, was extend- ed by the Twelfth Night Club and student officers and Faculty members in the re- ceiving line. They were: Dorothy Yale Wells, Margaret Hall, Vera Tepe, Mildred Packwood, Elizabeth Burlingame, Lyndall Fisher, Alma Gray Hill, Constance Boyer, Dorothy Chapman, Helen Mullin, Marie VVare, Annabelle Bagby, Imogene Cox and Ercie Noyes. The faculty members in line were: President and Mrs. Lee, Dean Julia Spalding, Dean Rose L. Lisenby, and Mrs. Marion Hertig. l 3 i i Page Ninety-four V ! ! ! ! r i ! I i ! I I r 1 X U N N x A ri wr- om x fo- f 'Z fu if A ls' fl Rr XLR N ii: 9 l' ilu! The Christmas Dinner Party There met in ye good yule of '24 At Castle Christian, all ye young and fair, To keep, as in ye good old days of yore, The Christmas season, banishing all care. HI-lold! Ladies fair, and hold! ye visitant knights! And as they listened, wafting down the stair Came sweetest carols- Silent, Holy Night, And Little'Town of Bethlehemf, like a prayer. Ye lovely Senior Class, in dresses gay, Made merry in ye Christian College Castle, Christia At tables decked in hollied candles bright, Their merry faces glowing in ye light. It was their very happy thought this year To put in singing, toast and speech and cheer. And so their glad song filled the spacious room, Kindling a Christmas joy that melted all ye gloom. Now all ye courtly maids, right merry were, VVith horn and whistle, drum and rattler, Making such din as one might well suppose Proceeds a tourny twixt ye worst of foes. Ah, weel, Ye ,stately President then made Her gracious welcome, and to all she bade A Merry, Merry Christmas! Greeting all Who gathered in ye Castle dining hall. And oyer ye tempting sumptuous festal fare, Ye young lips laughed at every wayworn care. VVith gleeful song and wit ne'er yet outdone They introduced ye speakers one by one. And then ye noble Faculty uprose Responding graciously with song or toast. Aye! Aye! Ye snow without, ye warmth within, VVas fitting setting. Never yet had been Such merry making all ye year around, As was this night in Castle'Christian found, Then to ye good Milord and Lady Lee Mine host d.id present our gift, which he Gallantly took, then warmly answer made. Giving their dual thanks. And having bade Ye entire castle, peeresses and peers Full Christmas joy, retired midst their cheers, Burst into song, then such a blithesome thought By every Senior lady sung, that naught Could well resist its invitation ray For this is what ye little song did say. And now we take this chance To ask you to our dance. VVon't you come, one and all? You mustn't hesitate For we would really hate ' To have you come late to our Christmas ball. For the Juniors. We'll have pep and everyone will step Until the lights flash half past ten. And then Forever we will remember This great night in December And our class. Ye candles, burning low, now flamed farewell. Ye parting guests, a wee sad Cwho can tell?D Departed to the luring dancing hall Wliere joy yet ruled ye dear St. Nicholas Ball. way, 1 T I Ci, ms!! L gf A GV ' . 62 - 'G ,VU f U0 ,aww A el 1 ff' W 2 Page Ninety-611.2 Y. W. C. . Bazaar On December 5, a week before the Holidays, the Y. W. C. A. gave a Bazaar. 'The first half of the evening's entertainment was given over to a clever vaudeville by the faculty. XVhat an agreeable surprise to discover a Ureal Bowery dancer, excellent dramatic tragedians, orators, comedians, musicians, and magicians in our very midst! And who would have said, judging from appearances, that a College President could, or would play a harmonica ?-Well-he did! The sewing rooms were thrown open -to the eager, buyers. Dainty gifts, candy, horns, and all manner of costly ornaments, changed hands,-as the venders called their wares. The orchestra, in perky clown suits filled the air with such music as would tempt the toes of any college girl. When every one was f'broke?' by her expenditures, the bazaar turned quickly into a dance. Lights! Then the shoppers, satisfied with having done their Christmas shopping early, trudged home from the Orient, heavy laden. ' ,4............4g. 1 ! l l l Page Ninety-six Phi Theta Kappa Pledge Week Phi Theta Kappa Pledge VVeek comes after the election of the new members to the organization. Each pledge is under the jurisdiction of one of the members, and she is required to do any task, menial, financial or otherwise for her. Gne morning we were all amused to see those supposedly brilliant Phi Theta pledges appearing at breakfast in evening dresses, galoshes, picture hats and short kid glovess In order to affect the pale intellectual type, the pledges are required to discard all rouge during this memorable Week. Some one 'is continually being shocked on seeing a pledge obediently bending and touching her hands to the floor before a Phi Theta sister. These and many other unheard of things one sees during pledge week. 4 l 8 Q Page Ninely-seven Q a 1 i . 'AE' 1 an FR ,A 4 ik'-7 . ,K i1'Jr : . in : ii .pw: t :QF .Ve ig tue . ,hw avi : .- calf: R 244 4.5 in-:U Z '. M. !+ i 5 x I Qkf MA? if 5 ,E 1.2. if 1.4. ,ii :iii iv .HT V. N2 int' .il 2 IU i'1 4'3 35' 2122 a,' 122' tak' el , 5 fi 4.55 -. Hg? EWR , . 1.1, ali' ag:,,. Sf? 5 , ,Ja .W if W1 Q Y 4 NH: 1 . , 11. :YZ fs V25 55 The Kid Party Youthful spirits, long repressed through the trying period of exams, always break from the chains with joy at the end of the first semester at C. C. The weight of a score of over-wise years is cast off, and we return to the day of childhood for three happy hours. The Kid Party was staged this year on January 26 in the gym. Page Ninety-eight Each tiny tot and Hbashful boyf' dancing with that carefree joy of which the poets sing, had the time of her young life. Sandwiches and pop, Qa nice safe drink for the coming generationj, were sold by the Athletic Association during the dance. Page Ninety-nine if . sd. vt', ay 1 Ma Pete The May Fete, an old and beloved custom of C. C. was given in the auditorium last year. p Banks of fragrant spring flowers transformed the stage into a dainty green- woodu circle, fit place for- the crowning of our favorite. ' Heralds with silver trumpets appeared to announce the arrival of the queen and her court. Her entrance was greeted with a joyous song from the' juniors, Come out and greet the May. is is i Q KK H Q. , m-. Q .xy 3. ELI vga .WN . Q ' v 9.154 4 Jw .11 5 8.7 RJ., Z' if fi af: QL, , ,vi Q v hifi. Qi 1 w'::, Wai' Q ai- is ug., CAV. C12 :fd ft M. si -i Q 4 is 6 : jf: W, 'it yi We at 5 R ' a Miss Margaret Hall of Moberly, Missouri, our lovely queen was gowned in white and silver. She was crowned with pink American beauty roses by her predecessor, Miss Cordelia McHarg of Columbia, Missouri. In attendance, as maids of honor, were Miss Helen May of NVellsville, Missouri, and Miss Rachel Owen of Mayfield, Kentucky. After the queen was seated on her flower decked throne a number of beautiful dances were given in her honor. Page Om: lizmdred I I I , I I I I Ii I I' I I I I . I I I . 'I II , 1. ' 1 I I I II I I I , III II I I I I I I . III IW. I I 11. I I I I IMI I I, 1, 4 I M , 1, I , I , , I I , I I I I' I I. II I If I I I II I II I II I II I IQ f II I , WI I IL I II I I III- I 'I I II II' I I,II II' N I.I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 - 1 I 1 1 1 I , 1 4 1 1 1 1 1 , , 1 , 1 1 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 1 1 I 1 I I I 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 I I 1 I 1 , 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 I 1, . I I 1' I 11 1 11 1 ,I 51 I ' 1 1 .1 1 '1 1 1 1 L 6 l i l . A K A W to r r? 'Digi will r artha W ashin ton 2518 5 g XWVQ l , f bk QL Z S Q r it R ' K Q l eception gfsegalg 5252?-SQ!! rlgifif-Qs? l eine n lxeigfsgge 1 ' ..., A q,,,m T, T v y The second Open House was held on the evening of February 23, in Missouri Hall. , r Gay talk here and there, friends meeting friends, making new friends, youth- ful laughter and music blended together in the evening's entertainment. ' The sewing rooms were all rose-lit and lovely with Cushions and inviting corners. Here refreshments of ice-cream and cakes were served to the guests. At 10:30 the lights blinked and the guests lingered over their au revoirs. Who 1 can say whether or not Open House was the first stage setting for some wonderful romance? l ? i l I iz 5 I V i Page One Hzmdrefi One J i .11 I r 4 -. 4 - i .4 r 1 ' v ,4- 1 3 'fir ' , I 1' , A7 1 xt f V 23' , P . U s X : i f r f C Ilass Affa1rs a s nik, 5 in 'K' g ju v ' 'lv V1 ' 'fx X il: RK , X , X Qi in ' ' H.. 1 i l' W W'1 ll 3 T M Q.: Q 'iff I -tg . . . . V ' The annual banquet of the junior Class of Christian College was g1ven Wednes- , 1 ,H 3 , . . . . . Ml' lf, day evening, December 8, in St. Clair dining hall. Covers were laid for one hun- 5,5 dred and fifteen at long tables decorated in the class colors, purple and gold. -The viii! class flower, the chrysanthemum, was used in large baskets tied with tulle. till .sbt ggi, vi T Q 252 A program of songs and toasts was carried out during the evening, After 5 Q the class song the toastmistress, Marie XV are, introduced Lottie Dover, who gave 231 f .i . . iff' the toast To the Faculty. To the Sen1ors'7 was g1ven by Laura Belle Meaders mi lag? and Lucille Pearsall responded to the toast To the Campus. At the close of the 124 . ww dinner a handsome bead under-arm bag was presented to the class sponsor, Dean .gf Julia Spalding. sz-I L4.,1 . i ffl,-1 fl ' 1 . . . . . . Wi flhe Senior Class of the Academy held 1ts banquet in St. Clair dining hall .igl on March 30. The center of the dining room was transformed into an old fashioned EZ. ' garden. gs, l asp' ni! , 'ev' 'yll Imogene Cox, the class president was toastmistress. The following toast were 'ig . . . , . . -5' fi-fl' Given: The Old Fashioned Garden, Keith Bruce, The S 1r1t of '25 Ruth .gl ,... 2: P y ,Ln Nixon, Christian College, Melba Hoelcher. li gal A lip' 'sf I The class gift was presented to the sponsor, Miss Cole, by the President. 5,51 ,. W fa if 12 li if l ll r 4 r fit JW ggi, if' I U, .3 rl Q , ll '-A 5 6 H V' gl fj. 'b 3 '2 Q 'lf I if T vw , ', , 5. 4 ' 1-4,5 f xg , ,FK 2 xg -K 2' 5 eff I l . LW! Q X ' 1 T E V nf 5 1 Page One Hzmdreaf Two 't iw 1? I 1 .,. Q 7 f u 9? if fa is .5 A fr A if . 15 Q. 4 1 'nl wb A Ps ,f - .0 A. Q A 2 w. A fu, fs! vi: TV' TT' ,, ,A 1 ,Ty 'F 5 av i li 5. .Q 'fs' .ll HF i 1. fu K P at af iii. I 4 bv: ip .4 ill v .Vi v 94: .Al 5 iff' H 1 4' ji HS, lil? 1 kt! in is V ' A f 4 IJ! it I -f 1:2 .Q Dwi I ui: I gg a 1 an 'Q . :iv 1 1 , 'si y ' s 1 rs l 61 4 IT! wg, , LQ? I 5A S ' N A 1 ,'7NP1f .gxilfx ' J 616 YQ Rece tions i P A in l IL, .. . The Illinois Club entertained the faculty, members' room-mates, and Presl- dents of other State Clubs at formal tea on March 22. The Missouri Hall draw- ing room was charmingly decorated with yellow j onquils in silver vases. Mrs. Lee entertained formally at tea given for the faculty and students on Thursday, April 2. The old and the new Y. W. Cabinets assisted with serving. This tea was the culmination of the Charm School, fostered this year by the Y. XV. C. A. for the stimulation of self-culture and charm. Page One Hflllflfgd Three l .2 T 1 Q up 'u 'A wx. x l 4 M5 ,,. 'Q - ,,u l,, VW fb .ii ,yi -lm .Trip ,1 L, A' .1 'o fv'4 . WL 4. 1 l 1 0 9.41 'iv 'all xn'. .11 i if n n , .s .,, i. . Xf- U if k Ms 'te 'L ,fn Q U -is P' J, 1.3-O 'il gs li H .tl 5 :tg 5'1- i Nr It 5 . 1 'i is 13 1 5 i n', I 4, l 4 1 li h 5 1 a. ig' ,IA .3,' . Q ' 1 3+ h 4. NU tr 1 O l in H w. . 5 ff, -Y in ,J ,ni Q5 B .-as a il? f l2 ,,,,,... 1 ' w y , A E ' 5 ,NN i , 1 , 1:- lc' M NHT f ,W w ll! Nt' MA ' ! 1, HS :HN f s :iN 55141 ,,A, leg' r ml , 11 1 211' 1 Q31 l V1 E H ! In 1 W! E! U11 .1 is sm E N 11 w i ':l V: i .W Q 2 1 EV! M 1i'. 1: MS' :WI s '- flxl. i, TE 5,1 1, ii? l ,rl . as . i ,117-', ,fitlgf L51 ,, , Pi! .li MVAEN V124 .'i':f . ,E+ N iii' E wif ,' ,Ei ,gl 1 'll fly: 11, WH l w ? i .Ale ,qv V13 ' ,ll W 'ii 1 If fzxi '11 ,tw H1 x .'Q E., ,ix egf M i: .qw-l. 1l'3,l :X 1 !fs.E?,Qg H2516 'px yi: M1 'i' efifpwi ' jam 2' w Jn, Q .U ,. , , ? gl 4 Ll .Q-.. -r-.. - , Quality Street By JAMES M. BARRIE Presented by GRADUATES IN EXPRESSION of CHRISTIAN COLLEGEM--- Chirstian College Auditorium tllonday Night, April 7th, S oiCloela . DRAMATIS PERSONAE Illiss Susan Throssel. ...., I, --,,,,-----,,---4------AA-----------w- ---- ---------w4--w--- L O IS MUNN and her sister M255 Pfwebffe -------------------------------------- -----------------....-...-...f............. .... I 0 SEPHINE DEMAREE live during the Napoleonic wars in a little English village. Their neighbors on Quality Street are zlliss Willoagliby -.,-,-,,,---------,--- Q ----------g--. n -----M--------- QLGA HUDSON her Sister Miss FWWLV- -----------e -- ----MN----------------- ........ M ILDRED DAVIS and their mutual friend lylff H67ZTi6lid .....,,...,.,,,,,,,,-,,,,,,,----,V-----,YKi,----- dm, -----,---- L ,A',- DQROTHY GILMORE A year previous to the opening of the play, thequiet of their lives has been broken by the arrival of the dashing , MT. Vcllertlirle B1'0'ZU71. ..........-..... .. ,,,.,,,-,---,--,-,,,--,--,--,,----T,--,.--N,,,,---,,---- ELIZABETH TALBER1' I whose interest in Miss Phoebe causes a flutter among the sedate maiden ladies of Quality Street. V The Recruiting Sergeant. ................. . .... ---,---- ALMA HILL a follower of . - Patty ......................................Y..................................................................... MARY HANKINS Miss Susan's maid, induces Valentine Brown to enlist in the war. During the ten years that elapse before his return the Misses Throssel open a school for genteel children only, such as Isabella. ..........................................................,... .. ...,....... .........,...... ,....... F E RN CHORLTON and Arthur Wellesley To1nson.---. ...........,..... . ...........,..................... . ...i.... g ........ .IRUTH TILLEY After the victory of Vllaterloo, the return of the soldiers is cele- brated by a series of parties attended by numerous residents of the village, among whom are Ensign Blades .,,...,.-,,,....,.,.,.,,,,,,,,,,...., ....., ANNA MARJORY MCKENZIE Lieutenant Spicer ........................ .... .............................. A LMA HILL Miss Charlotte Paratt .................................. . ....L. , .......f........-.....-.LA-----..--v BERNICE RIBACK Miss Harriett. .....................................................---.-L-.AA.-....----------.----------- ---- R UTH TILLEY Complications are caused by Miss Phoebe'S masquerade as her niece, Miss Livvy, who becomeslthe center of all masculine attention at the parties. At last the misunderstandings are cleared away and happie ness returns to Quality Street. ' fhg pmgggwj gpgkgn by- ,,--,----..-,,--,,---,-,rl .MARY ANN PERKINS and HELEN ROBNETT ACT ACT ACT I SYNOPSIS OF SCENES I. The Horne of the fllisses Throssel. II. The sarne, ten years later. III. A garden party at the barraehs, one zoeeh later. IV. The Home o f the zldisses Throssel the following day. Childrenjs danee ander the direction of Mrs. W. C., Beasley. Toe Daneers. NAN-Y-VONNE CHoRLToN, FERN CHORLTON, MARGARET SNVITZER Minaet Daneers. MARY BELLE XVOGDS, LEELMO SMITH, MARY ANDERSON, ACT MARY SIMPSON. Orehestra under the direction of tlfary Bentley. DOROTHY LILLARD, Pianist MARY BENTLEY, 27105 WOW? LoUISE JONES, lst Violin LILLIAN ENGLAND, Znd Violin SUSZAINE BURFORD, 'Cello Page One Hundred Five -x. R. .a .nw Qfv' wwf. ,, 'IL ef- 4: Bv' H n ,1 .' .No X 1, , E1 gw W, sly' ,- ,Qu s Q ,ff ,r' 1- xii , ' .v ' ,QR V' f J' f . , 13. J 44 3 ' Q 1 n , . 513 4,1 il 'jg' 1 W, fn 'c 5 W ,F X Y ' W v ,u' +5 'r ,fs -J. .,, Q13 v ni' Q: FE i' gx 'x lu rf '? 1 1 1 'X -n F iff' il -5 9 sf -nk' -4 Q w w 4 Q 1- -9 1 , x w if w x 1 A . f w 4 1 u ,- Q v 0 , A A x -1 ev X v in 1 .- . ! 4 2 Il V .'l .4 f H, I '54 z QU' , W I ' . 1 ,A ,J , 4 k af! Q. l .gf J ll i ., M' ,Q if- f ii 'L 11,11 nh g s 'WAI 1 I. i ,L 'V ,N M H , 54. fw,.ir 1, gpm f'1r' H 554, , w X ,,i:..:,3l If: W ,naw -vw' V N Y .WH Zku Q, ir 'ff' n, W V ,TIM ,v vi 'Q-Xlmf? ,1 W, ,xr 1,4 I . :X M . .N .N . .,, , .9 in ' 'M 1 !. .f -f g' P, 5 4, l N Q 35- f , 5' f- 3, . fx 5 rl 8 P F E N. I ai V 4' 1 U xfi -. 5 , w 9 1 4 , S f Q , 'QA P ,yi ' , Hockey 4 - f fi! Hockey, now one of our favorite sports, was introduced in Christian for the Q first time this year. A fine hockey field was laid out on the north east side of the 'fir campus and practice was begun early in the fall by the gym classes. xv 'Q V 'E Teams Composed of eleven girls were chosen from the Senior and junior 1 classes. The lineup was as follows: I MARY LOUISE DARNELL RUTH PERRY ZELMA DAWSON nfl JL A N ELL JONES IDITA BoHANNoN HELEN MULLIN ,I RUTH CADLE f ALICE HAYES ELIZABETH BURLINGAME gf , 134 DoRoTHY YALE XVELLS , I FRANCES BREED 'Iwi i W i L4 'il -:V 651 fl .eff l fQ.'i E 7, I, is: g's, af' . I :ENV w', 14 1 fi nfl Center Forward Le ft Inside I Right I nside Le ft Wing Right Wing Goalkeeper Center Half-bath Left Half Right Half Left F ull-bath R ight F ntl-baeh CLELLA DALY ELIZABETH PIPE MYRL CADLE VIRGINIA LIPSCOMB MARIE VVARE JOSEPHINE BLADES MARTHA DAWSON LoUIsE MITCHELL FLOY MCHARG MARY CRAVER OPAL ELEY .rn W ' 1 kv 1. i 42 IN l A-QF, ,,,. 'zi- f x fri: S3 I K Page One Hundred Eight V I Senior Team The final game was played on November 22. Amid wild cheers of the specta- tors the two teams rushed onto the field-the Seniors being distinguished by their blue middies and white sweaters 3 the Juniors by their white middies and red sweaters. A Then the whistle and the bully-off! What excitement for this was the first Hockey game Christian College had witnessed! At the half the score stood 4-1 in favor of the Seniors, and although the Juniors fought hard the Seniors held the lead and the game ended with a score of 6-2. After this veryexciting game, we may be assured that Hockey will be one of the major sports in Christian College. . junior Tearn llage One flmzdred Niue i Basket-Ball SENIOR TEAM E From Zef! to Tigfllf-BURLINGAME, VVELLS, HILL, MULLIN, DARNELL, KELLY, PERRY. The long anticipated day arrives! The campus presents a riot of colors.- Standards of loyal juniors and Seniors are waving from all the windows of the dormitory. The Senior colors, yellow and white, line all the sidewalks on the cam- pus, and the juniors even dare to decorate the water tower with their purple and gold. Excitement runs high throughout the day and at eight o'clock the doors of the gym are opened. The junior pep squad, lead by their little mascot appears. What a din from the sidelines! As soon as they finish their yells, the floor is given to the Seniors. Behold the young gallants and dainty misses in yellow and white with their mas- cot dancing capriciously before them! The floor is cleared and the teams rush out amid the wild cheers of the classes. The whistle is blown and in an instant the crowd becomes tense with the firce struggle. ' SENIOR PEP SQUAD ' -,,-,,,...,..L I Inge One HIl1!tf7'61Z Ten JUNIOR TEAM From Zefz to TigfLl-OLSON, DALY, EDWARDS, DOVER, MCHARG, PIPE, SCOTT. The fight is continued throughout the half but in spite of the valiant efforts of the junior team, the Seniors lead with a score of 14-7 at the end of the half. Again the Junior pep squad appears and presentsa clever stunt-how Mr. junior Vanquishes Mr. Senior and triumphantly marries Miss Victory. The Seniors then portray a court scene in which Miss Junior is being tried. This is followed by a Jackie Coogan dance by the Senior mascot. 4 ' The whistle calls the girls from their fun and again the struggle is on. Each team is determined to Win but when the whistle blows the scoreboard says Seniors-27 Juniors-13 The cheer leaders jump into the center of the floor, giving yells for their op- ponents and the old gym echoes and reechoes with yells first for the defeated juniors, then for the victorious Seniors. The second game, equally interesting and exciting as the first completed the Basket Ball season and determined the Senior championship. LIUNIOR PEP SQUAD e l i Page One Hzmzlferi Eleven l 1 A GYMNASIUM LLASS VOLLEY BALL BASE BALL C Spring Sports There are many sports beside basket ball and hockey which are of interest to Christian College girls. Baseball has become the rival of tennis for popular favor on the campus this spring. At the first of the season the girls played indoor baseballin the gym classes. Later in the season practice was begun on the outdoor diamond. The class teams were chosen and the match game proved to be one of the most exciting events of the year. In the regular gymnasium classes both indoor and outdoor volley ball form an interesting part of the class period. Hiking is a sport in which all girls can participate. It provides an opportunity to explore the many beautiful places of interest around Columbia. The old covered bridge and Lover's Leap are favorite objectives for the energetic hikers. Many girls have hiked the maximum one hundred miles, thus earning points toward their letter. 1 Page One flunafreci T lzirteen vi ,+V ww ff ? H '3 ,Y up .H i -. ws. ii, ill 1 Q., ha' li-A ,i M 10 il. : ,El J 1 1 :J rn P 9 if th? Fw :fn IU 'l iw E A in ag' i' 1 I iii ,fi I P mf, E' W ', in il' . ig' 51 1 ska 3 'D i ex. 5,1 I viii' v 5.51 A -CF ,viz r if 1 tk- 5 , X i i 's ka, W .ik .,E 1 d .Sd ! Tennis It is in the Spring that tennis comes in for its share of attention. Tennis is es- pecially popular this spring because of the great improvement made in the courts. In fact, it was necessary to provide a schedule on which the girls sign for the courts several days in advance. The courts are filled from 5:30 in the morning until the study hall bell calls the players in. A The annual tournament is held at the end of every school year. Both single and double entries are made and the final contest is anticipated with great interest. Page One flzmdred Fourteen Swimming Our well equipped natatorium is one of the reasons why swimming is the favor- ite sport of many Christian College girls. Regular swimming classes are held throughout the week and on Saturday night the pool is open to all the students. ,The regular Red Cross Life Saving Course has been given this year and many qualified for the Life Saving emblem. The Athletic Association has made provision that points may be earned in swimming as well as in other sports, 1 i Page One HZll1fi7'6!i Fifleen X. H1 il, 'Q. 1 ii :fy 9, 5, i,,3l Ein QUT WH Mg Emi FU? 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W V H1 I V, ll ,, I , g r Qw wmimwmfimf Xl? lv- xdgg 6 af' K f . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Q 1 1 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 f 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 -, 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I . 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I . 1 1 , .- X 1 , 1 1 1 1 5 1 1 1 1 4 4 i I l w l I l l Dedication l l You may be a brunette, you may be a blond S VV ith straight hair, or coyodainty curl, A shy miss, a sly miss X, X A just come and try miss ' .4 r 4 . VV ith actions which cause heads to whirl. You may be a student with manners quite prudent l CAS priceless as any rare pearlh, -Or an athlete famed for the honors you've gained Wfhen class colors gay are unfurled g ' ' 1 1 m r 'I l But what e'er you may be. it is quite plain to see That there lurks in each Mary and Myrl A streak of frivolity, merriment, jolity it YVhich characterizes a Girl. , i And so as you read these pages, take heed, l You will favor the thing we have done Ulf, For although dull care rages, these Very last pages We dedicate solely to Fun ' Q ill! Quik if eff., fig, it Qji 'F 1 2 i Q l l l l 5 Page One Hundred Seventeen I , l I 1 l i Heard in the Post Qffice Is the mail in yet P VVell goodness me-l Move over a little So I can see. 'KVVho's got a nickel? lNhere is Fay ?,' My laundry ought To come today. She got a special- X es-From Fred And those Were the very Wfords she said I almost cried- He called too late. Did Henry ask you For a date ? Have you seen Beth F jo looked so sweet Be sure and ask For all our suite. I nearly died- Out ran a mouse ! And Oh, my dear, I got more house. f'Say Margaret, can I VVear your hat ? t'He doesn't belong To any Frat Page One'Hmzd1'ed Eighteen I hope I get ai Check from dad. Yes Miss 'frappe Wfas plenty mad. She's on the Council Is that true ? I-Ie's got his pin On a Theta, too My dear I'm telling You the facts. I hope that I have one from I've got a class, You ask for mine. Can that boy dance-? I-Ie's just divinef' My Gosh--I hope I rate some food. The way he stared Was simply rude ! Say girls, don't push. VVow! What a shove. Well then, You've never Been in love. f'Oh here comes Desmond's Little pup ! Sh! Get in line- THE MAIL IS UP ! Max The Bulletin Board - Only a vast expanse of rough brown burlap, littered here and there by gaily decorated posters, or insignificant scraps of paper, but how much of our school life centers around the silent information bureau! Dinner time finds us pushing and shoving and rudely elbowing our way through the crowd that surrounds the bulletin board, that we too, may eagerly pursue the notices posted thereon. 'Firmly tacked in the center of the board is a large and important looking sign which announces to the world at large that the St. Cecelia Club will entertain with an after dinner recital. So impressed are we with this information that we completely overlook the insignificant scrap of paper pinned beneath it which earnest- ly requests, in a school girl scrawl, that the party who borrowed Lou Gunn's red hat will please return it at once. ' Certain terse suggestions that the Dean would like to see so and so strike terror to the heart of the culprit, while the statement of a Student Council Meeting is suf- ficient to cause even the meekest and mildest to pause and reflect suspiciously over her whole year's past history. A ' For real human interest and excitement the telephoneucalls are to be recomf mended. They are always greeted with unrestrained expression of joy or dismay, and woe be unto the young man who, in his ignorance, dares put in two calls. Never, so the story goes, has this been done undetected. Verily, it is an easy mat- ter to keep a check on onels rival by means of this trusty guide. Running a close second to this as an excitement producer is the special list. Of course, there is some satisfaction in seeing a public proclamation that your lover has squandered a whole ten cents -that you may receive his letter sooner. At rare intervals the thrilling news that T here will be no swimming classes today receives a hearty welcome which reveals beyond a doubt that even the would-be mermaids rejoice in the fact that the life of their marcels may be pro- longed somewhat, even if it is at the expense of their education. A bit of Botany paper, bravely offering a scarf or a pair of gloves for sale is a suitable warning as to what happens when one carelessly and speedily spends her allowance, but in direct opposition to the effect created is the tempting sugges- tion that New Blonde Satin Pumps are in at Miller Bros. We pause, undecided between the two influences, hesitate and are lost. Mentally we resolve to charge a. pair-just this once. Q . l Announcements of club meetings serve only to fill you with an irksome sense of responsibility, and you wonder vaguely what chance there is to cut, but the word cut conjures up in your mind such vivid and horrible possibilities that you im- mediately dismiss it from your mind to turn to the more agreeable pastime of re- garding the list of afternoon dates. A comment upon them made in an undertone to the person next to you is quite permissible, in fact, customary. Slowly your gaze wanders over the whole display and you find there every phase of your life and activities. So engrossed you are in the present though, that you are entirely unaware that in future life you will look back with longing on the time when concrete information on a subject you were interested in could be ob- tained by a mere inspection of the C. C. Bulletin Board. Page One lfumlred Nineteen K n ,, i ' fx . . r i ,v Qilf np 1 , UH 1 f :via 24: ' 5 5af+'7J ' by -'l 'pl St,,,-.+ 5ff 'rSa 3 if 'L sv.ff 5 iii: SL f- . WW LQ :, Sew-I0 Q Circus UW -5 H + T54 I IW 53:2 fi ff 23 QQ W WQU QT-T 1 1 If f gif: X ,r, K gl: If 5 A-. -- , i.V' , 13,11 -.. 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Perhaps I am late. to breakfast too, Q 3 Cause I can't find my other shoe. W'hat greets my eyes-? I'm filled with pain I sigh and murmur Eggs again. ' To show my disappointment, see, When they are passed, I just take three i And stagger from the table, weak And solace in some candy seek. Then when I go to clean my rooms' I find that someone's swiped our broom L F 'an I rant and rave and tear my hair .4 'iff QThe excess energy theory therej My friends all turn their heads away She used to be so sweet. they say. Follow the Leader Curly locks, curly locks, , Whence do you come? ' All the girls have you And now I want some. Altho' my hair's stringy My money I'll save And go down and buy me A permanent wave. Q 1 Page One fl7!7'IIi7'6fZ Tzuezzty-Info And then I will look Like hundreds of the girls, With hundreds and hundreds Of tight little curls. G ,L TheChristian College Cut-Up VOLUME 1000 COLUMBIA, MO., APRIL 1, 1925 Number 3333 MISS SPALDING ANNOUNCES CAMPUS DATES RADIO PROGRAM TO BE HEARD Announcement has been made of the following program to be heard from station B. U. N. K., Columbia, Mo.: 1. Love Sends a Little Gift of Roses,', by Miss Anita Winchester. 2. Me and My Boy Friend, by Miss Linda Barron. 3. He May Be Your Man, But He Comes to See Me Sometimes, by Miss Virgina Lipscomb. 4. Charlie My Boy, by Miss Elea- nor Haldeman. 5. Poor Butterfly, by Miss Allyne Blount. ' 6. 'WVaitin' for the Evenin' Mail, by Miss Maxine Wilson. DEBATE BY STUDENTS Much Excitement Exhibited in Class Room Discussion. A heated debate was held in Mrs. Eikenberryls English class yesterday on the subject Resolved: that Auto Riding should be prohibited at Chris- tian. The affirmative team was composed of Allyne Waller, Nell Jones, and jill Maas. p The negative team consisted of Con- stance Mayens, Carol Rutledge, and Lucille- Cameron. Miss- Mayens made a particularly good point when she said in a loud voice, 'fWe go auto riding with dates at home, don't we? Then why should we not be permitted to ride here P The judges were Miss Julia Spalding, Miss Ann D. Gibbs, and Miss Cather- ine Blanton. The decision was two to one in favor of the negative. DECLARES BENCHES TOE BE PLACED ON C. C. CAMPUS Miss Julia Spalding announced yes- terday in a private interview with our reporter that hereafter dates will be permitted on the campus. It isn't fair, she is reported as say- ing, for the poor dears to have to do their sparking in a crowded parlor, and I shall see to it that this heinous crime is stopped. She stated that in the near future benches would be placed on the campus at intervals of about 25 feet, in order that the students might not be in- terrupted in their perusal of the little god Love. HI never realizedf' said Miss -Spald- ing in closing the interview, what a mistake our former method was until I read the 'Philosophy of Love' by Elinor Glynn, and now I am convinced that our new way is the only way. CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK Momiay-Student Volunteer Orches- tra Concert. All members are request- ed to bring their instruments. T uesday-Father Abram will lecture in Chapel on NVhy I approve of Cos- meticsf' PVednesday-Reducing Club will en- tertain with their weekly feast. '- Tlmrsday-Special Matinee at Cozy Theater for C. C. students. ' Friday-Fauclty dance in College Gymnasium. Music by Helen Cotter's Sympathy Orchestra. Sautrday-C. C. girls and dates will attend Assembly dance at Boone Tav- ern. Sunday-Girls have choice of going to church or to Harris'. Paige One Hundred Twenty-tfwee MEALS TO BE SERVED ON SHORT ORDER PLAN According to Mrs. Morgan Funk- hauser, dietitian, the dining room will henceforth be conducted on the short order plan. There is no reason, she stated, that students should eat any other food than that which they most desire, and henceforth, menus will be provided for each table' and the students will choose their own meals. A A typical menu for future use is given below: Breakfast Choice of Puffed Rice Post 'Toasties Eggs a la Scramble Toast Butter Milk Coffee Luncheon Choice of Hash 1 Hash White Bread Brown Bread Radishes, Butter, Milk Dinner Roast Choice of Potatoes Peas Salt and Pepper Bread 'L Butter Vinegar Catsup Queen Anne Cherries With this extensive menu to choose from there is no doubt that the students will be better satisfied, Mrs. Funk- hauser remarked in closing the inter- view. Page One Hundred Tweniy-four TRUE CONFESSIONS, SMART SET ADDED TO LIBRARY In accordance with the motto of the C. C. library VVe Strive to Please the school is now subscribing to the mag azines which they believe will bring the greatest pleasure to the greatest num- ber. Wfithin the next few days such lead- ing magazines as True Confessions, Snappy Stories, Telling Tales, VVhiz Bang, and Secrets will adorn the shelves. These additions to th.e library were made possible by the failure to renew subscriptions to such antique magazines as the Atlantic Monthyf' Harper's and other periodicals of an impractical nature. Upon the urgent request of Miss Louise XVylie, the library has ordered a year's subscription to La Vie Pari- siennel' for the use of Second Year French Classes. The resignation of Miss Ann Dudley from her position as librarian is rumored HUMAN FIRECRACKERS Organized in Christian. Make More Noise is the slogan adopted by the new club recently organ- ized at Christian. VVith Pres. Lee as their sponsor, Miss Ada Cole as Cheer Leader, and Miss Elizabeth Potts an ardent supporter, the entire Student Body has formed it- self into an organization known as the Human Firecrackersf' and their pur- pose is to liven things up. 'fAbout this time of year, Mr. Lee is quoted as saying, the school settles down to a deadly quiet that is not desira- ble in a Female Academy. XVe want noise and racket and it's up to you to put this thing across. Do you get my point? Have I sold you the idea ? Election of President was held and Thelma Fields and Shirley Mullinax tied for the honor. , SCCIETY NEWS FACULTY BALL AT C. c. Teachers Entertain Students The most brilliant affair of the season will be the Faculty Ball to be given May 32 in the Christian College Ball Room Cfamiliarly known as the Gym.j The Grande Marche will be led by Dean Ro-se L. Lisenby and Prof. R. C. Abram. Mrs. Lisenby will be charming- ly frocked in an olive blue gown from Paris CMissouriD. A jazz orchestra imported from Yale QOklahomaj will play for the affair. One ofthe features of the evening will be an Anesthetic Dance by Prof. C. F. Ahmann, who, according to Miss Grace Mitchell, is a toe dancer of no mean ability. A program of 27 dances will be en- joyed by the merry students and facul- ty. GLADYS GOO'S CORNER Advice to the Lovelorn Dear Miss Goo : What shall I do when I do not re-- ceive' a letter from Tom ?-Margaret. Answer: Assume that Mrs. Barnes is keeping something from you and chastise her. At least that will relieve your feelings. Dearest Miss' Goo: How can I secure a Fraternity Pin? -Charlene. ' Answer That ought to be easy if you Court Right. Miss Goo: What is the correct pronunciation for Alice Richard ?-Curious. Answer: The X is always silent in Russian. PERSONALS .. Miss Isabelle Scott was an unex- pected Cor unsuspectedj visitor at the D. U. House Saturday night. ' ak Pk Pk Pk Mrs. Lilly Dawes chaperoned a de- lightful party of young people in the Missouri Hall parlors Sunday night, A good time was enjoyed by all. PIC Dk Pk is Miss Dotty Chapman entertained a group of her little friends with a Birth- day Party Wednesday afternoon. Games were played and lolly pops ser- ved to the little guests who were: Lib- by Burlingame, Mary Roberts, Milly Packwood, and Isabella 'Smileyg j Miss Fern Puryear and Miss Dot Lillard were visitors at jimmy's and Harris' Monday afternoon. Pk is Pk Pk Phi Theta Kappa, honorary scholas- tic Sorority announces the initiation of Lucille Beasley, Marianna Hubbell, and Sarah Malone. Pk Pk bk Pls Miss Corrine McCarthy attended the dance at the D. U. House during East- er vacation. . Pk Pk if Pk After some weeks of confinement, Miss Carol Rutledge and jill Maas are able to be out again. They report that they are feeling much better. Pk is Pk Pk T-he Student Council entertained a few girls with a novel Inquisition Party Monday morning. I Pk Pk Pk X An informal gathering was held .in St. Clair parlors Sunday night. An in- teresting game of VVho Gets the Sofa was a feature of the evening. Page One Hzmafreal Twenty-Jive SCHOOL INFIRMARY UNUSED Nurse is Worried. T he girls are not taking advantage of the opportunities offered by the school infirmaryf' according to Mrs. Mary Gilliam, nurse. Many a day passes without a single girl coming to me for medical aid, she said sadly. I fear that they are working too hard and do not take the proper care of themselves. ' In the course of her conversation, Mrs. Gilliam stated that if the girls could only be persuaded to go to the in- firmary when they are tired and do not wish to attend classes, or on the days when they have tests, the school would feel that they had accomplished a great deal. A ' As it is they struggle through their classes half dead, and never dream of coming to the infirmary unless they are conducted here on a stretcher, she end- ed with a rueful smile. VOTE FoR NORMA JEAN GLAsCo Stiiclerit Presialerit THE COLLEGE BANK Columbia, Mo. Capital Stock 375,000.00 Siirjaliis mul Umliixiileal Profits 545,000.00 W' e fzjnjireeiczte year small aeeoimt Open hours z-7 :30 to 8 A. M. 1 to 1:15 P. M. Page One Hmzilrefi Twenty-six DR. R. HILL Pczirifiil Dentist Phone 1234 Out C. C. GIRLS VVhen going riding have your dates rent their cars from THE HOME COOKING GARAGE I. M. SILLI, Proprietor. BARNES' BOOK STORE Candies Stamps Chewing Gum Letters Strictly Casli VVe Do Not Cash Checks. WE SPECIALIZE IN Banquets and Dinners for C. C. Girls JACK'S SHACK Keep following the Crowd to THE PALMS for Christian College Sjbeeiczls Only 50C Mrs. Hertig Has Her Say I have riz from my seat at the seniors' request To wish Merry Xmas to all, good, better and best. And I've writ for you all a sweet little pome And sed that I'm glad that you're soon goin' home. Now donit up and get mad as if you hadn't good sense 'Cause when all's sed and done, I mean no offense. The reason I'm glad, my dear little dames Is 'cause Iive had sech a time a learnin' your names. I'll tell 'you right now these names git my goat, They twist in my tongue and they stick in my throat. Take-the alphabet thru from the A's to the Z's, To recollect all them names is a pretty tight squeeze. Now think of such names as Hoelsher and Hurt, Broverman, Blount, Blakey and Burt. It's a good thing by names ye don't save your souls, Fer what would become of Blount, Boykin, and Bowles? The C's make you wish you'd never been born, I h For there's Curtright and Courtright, Craver, and Chorn. Cadle, Charleton, and Cotter are names quite absurd, And is it Crisler of Crislar? I never have heard. And there's Cameron, Collins, and Campbell to make matters worse, And I only know Childers because she writes verse. The S's are more than a teacher can bear, Schlicter, Scholler, Schouten, Stubblefield, Skaer. , And for Swedish there's Olson, and for Scotch there's Adair, And for French there's Richard and an Indian is VVare. There are high brows named Boyer, and Carson, and Brooks, Drummond, Mitchell, and Smiley who make E in their Books. Arnold, Hamilton, Macy, Bohannon, and Blades May also be remembered because they make grades. The M's are a mouthful when all's said and done, Mullinax, McGlothin, Montgomery and Munn, And some others beat anything ever know in C. -C. Marriott, Mayens, Mereness, McBee. And that girl named Meaders, I mean what I say, To remember her name I have to think hay. And that Mary Gardner, to remember her name I think of a singer of opera fame. Page One flumirezi Tufeuty-seven The three syllable names confuse anyone, Winchester, Stevenson, and Marie Ellington. VVhen I think of such names as Pearsall, and Pipe, Tepe, Tatum, and Tomlinson and all of that type, Iim thankful for names that 'donit sound like a myth, Good old Morgan, and jones, and Snider, and Smith. I tell you it's enough to make you have fits To have to learn names like Faubion and Fritts. From Frazer to Fraser my heads in a whirl, And how to pronounce Anthis you have to go ask the girl. To get the ROB's right, it just isn't fun, For there's Robison, Robnett, two Roberts, Robertson. Reid, Bailey, and Guffy we know pretty well, Can't help it, you see, the way they all yell. But the names just alike, they tax my brain cells, All of them Coxes, and VVells, VVells, Wells, VVells, Wells. And all of them 'VVilson, and three of them Neals, Two Hayses, two WVrights, one Fields and one Shields, And two girls are named Hart, and two are named Hall, Three Reed and two Reiley, not spelled alike at all. There's both Hubbell, and Hummel and a girl named Gil Maas, And then there's a Dawson, and also a Dawes. We're used to the seniors, they've been here a year, But some of their names do sound mighty queer. For there's Mullin, and Mullins, Puryear, Packwood and Gunn, And Oblander's the queerest name under the sun. And some of their first names just puzzle the Deans, Idita, Juanita, and all of them jeans. Some names are not hard, they're just a job lot, Perkins, and Perry, Mills, Major, and Scott. In this list come Gilmore, Stanley, and Moyleg All of them pronounced according to Hoyle, And Stewart and Talbot, and Waller, and Denny, Easy enuf to remember if not mixed with so many, I But when jumbledin with Haynie, Henry, and Hext, Hocker, and Haldeman, you wonder what next! Barron, and Bagby, Breed, Beasley and May, Andrews and Davis, easy enuf you will say. Ashbrook, and Crawford, VVillis, and Clark, Anyone could pronounce these names in the dark, Page One Hfzfzdred Twenty-eight But when thrown hit or miss with WVhitmarsh, and Noyes Fisher, Finley, and Flynt, you quite lose your poise. You get Hogan for Hogue, and Heckman for Hill, Kirkland for Kirby, and you're mixed fit to killg You say Edwards for Eley, and Kimball for Key, And McKinney you say when you mean McAfee, You think Reily is Rutledge, and Nixon is Nash, , You get Warren for W'eaver, and your mind goes to smash- In despair you grab your old thinking cap, And learn cHamilton by ham and Sappington by sap. When you've learned Darnell by darn, and Holeman by hole, There are dozens of others that still vex your soul. Then Hansonuand Hardy you think you can catch, H When Lindsay and Larson get mixed up in the batch. And Israel's odd, and Quisenberry queer, , And Mairs, Mathews, and Mosby throw your mind out of gear You're so glad you've known Froman and Lib Burlingame Ever since their ancestors gave them a name, For you know you won't be calling them King, Or Tudor or Trent or just any old thing. I You're glad you knew Chapman and Grundy before, So you wonit call them Glascow, or Gresham, or Moore. And when you think you've learned all, and you're ready to drop Up bob Vernor, and Wageck and your mind goes ker-flop. And because they came late we must add to this jingle Three girls named Nelch, McCarthy, and Pringle. So I'm tellin, you now, course all in good jest, From this confusion of names I need a long rest. And I promise you too, cross my heart hope to die To learn all your names in vacation I'll try. I'll take the whole list, put it under my head Every night of my life when I go to bed, I'll go to sleep sayin' jest over and over Dearing, and Dodson, and Daly, and Dover. And if I walk in my sleep like Lady Macbeth I'll say Lily, and Lillard, Lipscomb, and Landreth. And when you get back you'll' find that I,m game, I'll say Happy New Year, my dear, I know you and your name Page One Hundred Twenty nzne . ' ,I E I 1 1 i 1 1. N , 1 I X . 1 x I, 1 w I F . Y I , N . 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BURNHAM SYSTEM Marcelling and Permanent Waving Our Specialty R 12th South Ninth i Phone 1883 SCOTT'S BOOK SHOP Books and Stationery A Art Nove-lties Columbia Sedalia Newark, Ohio 1 Parsons Sisters sHAMPoo1NG MARCELLING PERMANENT WAVING 1005 Broadway ' Phone 7 95 R. W. WRIGHT Metal Shingles and Tile Roofing Furnaces and Tin Job Work Phone 593' 911 Cherry St. - Curling Irons Percolators John L. Platt Electric Shop Smoothing Irons Grills 17 South 9th ' Phone 829 WHEN CHRISTIAN GIRLS THINK BACK- I! I ,Xxx 'Hx 5 We hope they will remember the I ..f X A ' Estes-Parks Store as one of the 1 pleasant associations of their I i M A college days. For it is our earn- ,.,. ' or Ig. est desire through honest mer- gp chandising effort to be of ser- A Q N ' X ,',, . Vice to the girls of Christian Col- The House of Fashion. I 'I I I I II I I, I QI 'I II II I I I I I I I I, I: I. 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Wy' 1 Q .F s a . ,Q V,-n ' s .1 4 ova pf, 1 A F ,ir .4 . f I3 AA s of x'1 B ,S Broadway at Tenth Street FEATURING Millinery and Wearing Apparel for The College Miss L Showing only the latest styles ' Quality Considered Our Prices are Always the Lowest Marinello Beauty Parlor in Connection Giving all Facial and Scalp Service as Well as Manicuring and Shampoing We Specialize in the Marcelle and Permanent Wave Broadway at Tenth Street B ,S Jewelry Novelties Cordova Leather Goods Diamonds Cut Glass A. BUCHROEDER Jeweler Novelty Crests We Specialize in Fraternity and Sorority Crests Agency for D. L. AULD Sz CO., Offical Badges 1015 Broadway Columbia, Missouri BOSWEll' Dry Goods Notions Wearing Apparel for Women and Misses 1007-1009 Broadway H-P FLOUR THE BEST FAMILY FLOUR All Grocers sell it Be sure to say I-I-P when you order Flour RED RING FEED THE SUPERIOR FEED Made to meet the demand for a satisfactory feed Always fresh and good MADE BY Boone County Mlg. and Elevator Co. Columbia, Mo. The Convenient Place to Trade European Plan Absolutely Fireproof DANIEL BOONE TAVERN 100 Rooms 50 with Private Bath Every Modern Convenience Service Unexcelled WOMEN 'S EXCHANGE p and HAT SHOP Exclusive Hats for all occasions Needlework Novelties 10 N. 10th St. ' Busy Bee Candies Gilberts Panama . Saturday Evening' Box 1 Dollar HEATH AND LIGHTNER The Tavern Drug Store EATON-CRANE 8z PIKE SOCIAL STATIONERY MCNCCRAM EMBOSSING COPPER PLATE ENCEAVINC ANNOUNCEMENTS A INVITATIONS ZW? HERALD STATESMAN PUBLISHING COMPANY VIRGINIA BUILDING COLUMBIA,' MISSOURI BOONE COUNTY LUMBER COMPANY Columbia, Missouri BUILDING MATERIAL 404-408 W.. Broadway Phone 194 662379 Transfer and Storage Co. Featuring Service Phone 709 8 s. 9th st. VANITY FAIR CLEANING PRESSING REPAIRING LADIES' WORK A SPECIALTY SHOES SHINED WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER HATS CLEANED AND BLOCKED PECK DRUG I CO. Allyne Blount in Botany, Miss I ' Cole, is a potato a Tudor ? 45th Year D1'UgS Lib Burlingame in Senior News ' meeting, This is the Dinner 'Kodaks Party in which every girl per- Developing and Printing 24 Clpltates' ' hour Service Complete Line of Toilet Re- quisites In Spanish-Helen Mullin translating a letter, I humbly kiss your feet and so forth. PECK DRUG CO. Phone No. 40 We Deliver ii l n ra Nt 719 1z.B1zoAnwAY Qggvllff TU BUY SHOES It was Saturday night and the dates were unusually slow in departing. Finally, propelled, by righteous indignation, Mrs. Lisen- by Walked over to one lingering couple and said meaningly to the girl, Alexandria, say goodnight, and With a sweet, guileless smile the girl returned, Certainly, Goodnight-Mrs. Lisenbyf' AGA N We Thank You For the Busmess you have favored us with thls year .-2531633-Q EUESJEZCEUJ THE MISSOURI STGRES Books and School Equipment COLUMBIA, MISSOURI ff the Campus ALL STREETS LEAD TO HARRIS -where there is food so tantalizingly different from the daily fare of the dining hall, and where's a welcoming Booth of Romance always at your command, right along side of Columbia's Peacock Alley. The main thoroughfare at HARRIS' is a lively place most any afternoon or evening on either side of which are always laughing, jolly parties of young people, many of them your own friends and acquain- tances. HARRIS' A and electrically Zofilifailfgffles MILLARD ae sIssoN It is reported that Mr. Abram upon visiting the State Prison at Jefferson City recently became interested in food problems. - Do you have a hennery ? he inquired of the Warden. No, he said, I drive a Dodge. ' - Mary Dodson: C giving the Sleep-walking Scene from Macbeth in Expression Classl. Bruno'S buried. He cannot come out of his grave. l. Mrs. Lisenbyz In what course do you propose to 'graduate ? Norma Jean: Oh, in the course of time, I Suppose. ViI'giHi-H Gloves Lafayette Gloves GOTHAM GOLD STRIPE HOSIERY Stockings that Wear F' The Store of Standard Merchandnse , .- --- - .-':a-guzmfiu '1'iEEEEEEEEE1' EEEE: '121ll iii1:::aaG?.12m212??3735'J ':Q3:3V A w r:35W sEE::::::::::::e' :iE:.:::' ::::EE::lEiiiagazgahaicv' ' YS? -:: ua: 'n:::::::x : ' :Pg1::::,:::g,a3,::1- s 'X ,-Q .... . ... 2:: ': ..a. 5::'S::::--'- ff '::-- -s. :f5- .-.fwxghn-. .----:l:'::1::::::s---' -3:5-sg, ,111-EQ..--gran:.......--......-.-....... gf,:::k1?Er:g,....... f AF- ' HUMMING BIRD SILK HOSIERY, The Stocking of Merit. MUNSING SILK UNDERWEAR-It Has No Equal FOLLMER CLOGG UMBRELLAS-Both Rain and Sun Proof EVERFAST WASH FABRICS-Also 'Guaranteed Sunfast. l l I 1 u 1 35 1 1 V Butter Made Pastries are best-baked daily at- Strengs Pastry Shop Phone 4.26 TCH Ten Broadway x I 1 I I I I I I 2 I 1 I I I I I l I l i 1 I I I TABLE COMFORTS LIKE MOTHER USED TO MAKE ...,. . '. li- 1,f t . 'Q I fy... ,Q - ., : ,R , I. J., . . ,... I., N, W W 1,93 S, ' lb I A '..1 ' I C 0 ,I ,iw V55 H f flu I I fee. 1 9f I f min P49 - W c ff? ,, F 'EZ '45 HWS 'l If za Q 53351- w f X21 3 'f' 'f 5 did- -I 'cn H TWR BRQTU N5NNNNNNiq ,. 5 2 5 E ,Q 3, is I NXS NNWN' ,rw DBOCN if YOU WILL FIND THEM ON THE BEST TABLES IN - THE LAND Shipped by Parcel and Express I-lETZl..ER'S, Columbia, Mo. REAL ESTATE and REAL INSURANCE 69 RAN f'ColumblaW Insurance 11 ahdRenTal hi 9 A ' 8 1,5 A OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS S. F. CONLEY, President F. W. NIEDERMEYER, Vice-President HORACE C. SMITH, Secretary EVAN T N. D. S, reasurer H. H. BANKS S. C. HUNT 905 BROADWAY Ground Floor Phone 259 -l A I -l -I For The Best -I I Wof I I . I -I Service -I I I :I 491-Phone-491 :n I- I- ,' CABS AND ,' n' TOURING CARS n' I I I I I I I- For All Occasions '- I I -l Hire a Car and H' -' Drive it Yourself - I I :I :I I. 491 . I u: CAB COMPANY I: Established 1902 SID CONDICT ' Wholesaler and Importer of China, Glass and Dinnerware. Factory Distributor of Hotel, College and Institution Supplies SEDALIA, Mo. FOR AUTHENTIC STYLES FOR GOOD SERVICE Shop at S3125 BR P'4E11 'U2O PUC CEU? HFUHWP4 I R SHOES E REPAIRING MILLINERY HOSIERY I GLOVES METTY HAT SHOP BROADWAY AT HITT PHONE 936 Climb the Steps and Save Money Boudior Lamps Book Stands PARKER FURNITURE CO. Quality Furniture 16 N. TENTH Rugs Novelty Furniture A 6612 'rl' J! A In-.Q ' . 'Shox '27 gsgiegli Aw' 'iw fxywl . ff?-4 eraqmb, ,,,.-it A . f f Sgr-ff W r 1 f ' f f! ' ' if JG ' V I ' A -5- it s 1 X i -ij I - J X e Qievej' C - - o r - .1 .eel a z , Come to Christian College. A Real School for Girls. One of the Best Girlis Colleges in the State WOLF F-BERGER CO. THE HEART OF COLUMBIA A Make of this occasion an opportunity to thank each and every student and teacher for their generous part in our success, and extend you our Ybest Wishes. Let us know your Wants and We Will, as in the past, endeavor to serve you. EVERYTHING IN READY-TO-WEAR DRY GOODS-MILLINERY AND REQUISITES I 1 1 Miss Cole: Every time you fail to recite I put a cross after your name. Lorraine Lindsey: Gee, my name must look like a grave yard. Miss Tetley: When shall We have our next examination ? Fern Puryear: It makes no difference. I can be sick any time? - , When you have studied all the nite Out in the hall by one dim light, And know your lessons are all right, Who calls on you next day to recite? NOBODY!! !!!???O---?-M Your Washing Done In a Hurry No Muss-No F uss-No Worry Those Who use our Service do not hesitate to trust us With their filmiestwearables be- cause experience has taught them that they can place explicit confidence in our methods Cleaning and Pressing Phone 116 Dorn-Cloney Laundry and Dry Cleaning Co. Columbia, Missouri Columbia's Cash Dep't Store A FEW SUGGESTIONS FOR THE COLLEGE GIRL A large assortment of neckwear at all times. Dainty collars of lace and chiffon. Linen collar and cuff sets nicely trimmed. Vestees, plain or fancy. Colorful Scarfs-always add to the costume. Gay colors for afternoon or evening, ' Darker shades for street year. Gloves-add modishness to the costume. Many unusual styles are featured in our glove Department. Colors to match and harmonize with one's frock may always be found here. ' Brassieres--The selection is important, and it must fit perfectly. We P feature the Gossard Brassiere and we know you Will be pleased With the many styles we are showing in plain and brocaded silk, batiste, lace and silk jersey. ' The Hosiery Department-Wayne Knit,, the Silk Hose for service or the Chiffon Hose, a sheer beautiful qualityfor afternoon or evening Wear. 35 colors to choose from. Compacts-A little thing, yet so important. You Will find your favor- ite brand in all styles, at our toilet goods counter. You will enjoy a visit to our basement. Attractive novelties in China and Glassware. I '1 '- -z-in You can SPOT the Man who wears Barth Clothes Possibly you've noticed that he's usually a fellow of especially good judgment, and that his personality is distinctive. Victor Barth oLoTH1NG sToRE Everybody's Store NOWELL'S -For- QUALITY FRUITSH OLIVES AND PICKLES NOWELUS 8th and Walniut Helen Robnett I was so con- fused, I don't know how many times he kissed me. Max Wilson: What with the thing going on right under your nose ? COLLEGE NEWS IN 'THE COLUMBIA EVENING MISSOURIAN The Big Daily of Boone County Florine ' Cshoppingb : Have you talcum powder ? Clerk: Certainly, do you want Mennen's ? Florine: No, women's. . Clerk: Scented? Florine: No, I'll take it with me Miss McMillan: Girls, I am dismissing you ten minutes early today. Please go out quietly so as not to wake the other classes. He: I love you, Alma. Alma: Mercy I What old-fash- ioned book have you been read- ing now ? , Don't you think that her sing- ing is heavenly ? Well, it's unearthlyj' was the reply. 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Wil' ' Efifzfififziifiifiiililifiz'' :i:1 5t5' -3 -Sf' ' 5': ,ff52E5?155':57:1:1:3E:E:2: 1:Q:5:i5:15:1:33i-:g!:I:-:-zizizlbzb' J11:-1-2:2'1:1:1'1:Z25f23f?E1EP'c 2i125-4 'frEriiiririiirifzrzgzgvgz' A .,-:rziiiiirzfzizirsszrzfzgii1?fF ' A 1'5:I:2:1:1:2:-. 512.51 ,-12:115,9221:3:1:1:Y:f:-5:2:k5:i:Qc3,i:,.g1'2f' ' '1f1E!E1E2:5:5 11:55:52E121-415251313122EC142:E51:2:1:1 ' Fbmoms the WOIM OYH' Quality Products - Fair Prices and U Honest Dealing The Rexall Store Phone 1414 Haden Building ALWAYS INSIST UPON I 7' 7 Y , f' . n E ' lf ' Us Columbia? finest yce .Q'5?5,77 Made by EW!-IITE EAGLE DAIRY coo COLUMBIA'S OLDEST SHOE STORE Features CORRECT FOOTWEAR FOR THE OCCASION LEV'Y'S QUALITY FOOTWEAR 806 Broadway SHOES SHOE REPAIRING HO SI ERY Safety and A Service are prime essentials I of a good bank. You will find both at The Exchange I National Bank GIVE US A TRIAL YOU WILL BE PLEASED Nell Jones: Gee! These are big oranges. I bet it Wouldn't take many of them to make a dozen. Mr. Abram: Have you pared for this class ? Dot Lillardz Yes, sir. Mr. Abram: What did dog? A Dot: Combed my hair put on some rouge. Some people are so dense the sun is the only thing ever dawns on them. pre- you and that that Thirty-third Year Established 1893 RICHARDS a M A -R K E T TheBest of Everything. Phone Two Seven Oh BROADWAY BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH Ellen Jane: Say, do you' know our Chemistry teacher is a magician ? Bobby: Noi How come ? Ellen Jane: He turned me in to the Dean yesterday. He who laughs last is usually the dumbest. Mr. Ahmann: There will be no roll call today. All those ab- sent please hand in your names at the end of the period. A thing of beauty is seldom clever. ' COTRELL Sz LEONARD ALBANY, N. Y. Manufacturers of Caps-Gowns-Hoods for all degrees Full information gladly sent on request Kathrine Turnbough A Beauty Shoppe Marcelling Shampooing Water Waving Manicuring 10 Christian College Ave. Phone 1536 The Center of Amusement in your College Life Jimmie's, the real place to dine, the excellent u food, courteous service, the pleasure of good com- panions and fascinating atmosphere that maikes your Visit a real pleasure, and also that good or- chestra playing the latest popular hits Which We all enj oy. These real facts, that are unsurpassed are the reasons Jimmie's excells all others. - J IMMIE' COLLEGE INN ENGRAVED CARDS One hundred beautifully engraved calling cards and plate 53.30 RIDGWAY PUBLISHING CO. Miss Mitchell: At the Basket- Ball game we're going to sell sandwiches and popcorn. Desmond: Sell? That's it you never do give it away I' Inez Andrews says that she re- fuses to eat waffles because they look like fried crossword puzzles. Maurine Robinson: Mr, Ah- mann, could you tell me in round PHONE 2175 numbers what I made in the test ? 12 S. 7th Street Mr. Ahmann: Yes, zero. Hall Theater Columbia Theater CONSOLIDATED THEATERS SHOWING AMERICA'S GREATEST -STARS- in the World's Best Pictures KARSTERER 81 WOODS, Mgrs.l World's Shortest Story : A Dearest Mother: Thanks for the box of food. The cracker I ate I enjoyed very much. Berta seems to be getting a great deal of pleasure out of her French class. Yes, out of it! The height of self confidence is working cross word puzzles with a fountain pen. Mother, may we have more?' Edith O: It takes me so lon ' ' to get the point of a joke. : g I Central Dany Marie W.: Was your grand- ICG Cream father an Englishman ? DOT SAPPINGTON Edith: On one side. CLYDE SHEPARD V I 5th and Broadway Telephone 1300 Columbia, Missouri. Ku I Kiki- 5 1 2 or attvrlvr 5 I -'----- 5 ' T : I Z I Y' ,fins -f' , 'ir , ,' 3 , 11 41 Q . - ' N 1. I gill BOOKS STATIONERY -'T A '1 ' f . f,?TK Q R :ff Conley and Maryland l FLOWERS f 01' All Occasions Quality and Service J BERNARDS THE FLoR1sTs 919 Broadway ' ' ' Phone 2121 Beth Hall: You're a coward- you're even afraid of your own shadow! Helen Pringle: Well, Why shouldn't I be? It looks like a crowd following me. There's a bright side to everything-including la last year's skirt. Helen Cotter: fto Miss Gibbsj Is 'The Red Ship' in ? Miss Gibbs: We don't have that book. Helen: It must be 'The Scar- let Boat' then. Miss Gibbs: We havn't that either. Helen: Oh, I know now! It's 'The Rubaiyatl' Taylor Music Company STGWE INCORPORATED Virgina Building South 9th Street K Just a Good Largest Distributors of Drug Store Musical Merchandise in Central Missouri ' Pianos--Upright and Grand. Phone 49 Players and Reproducing Pianos A . Victor and Brunswick Phono- graphs. Victor and Brunswick Records. Small IHS'C1'11meHtS- ' Handy Pocket Stationery Sheet Music. LINDSEY'S f Radio Sets and Supplies. Compacts 4'Everything in Music Fountain P9115 ESTABLISHED 1870 Candy I Berry Wholesale DIAMUNDS Gf0CefY I Watches COHIPZHY I Silverware Cut Glass Novelties Q I By the Big Street Clock COLUMBIA, V MI Phone 58 918 Broadway Soy It With Flowers COLUMBIA FLORAL COMPANY Home Grown Cut FloWers+Thirteen Green Houses COLUMBIA MISSOURI p Jessie Fay C: .'And one night We heard John McCormick over the radio! Mary Frances M.: fblanklyj John McCormick? Oh, he goes to O. U., doesn't he? SAFETY SERVICE BOONE COUNTY TRUST CO. W. A. BRIGHT, President Capital and Surplus S300,000.00 Out Motto Service to Customers and Community Mr. Abram, in Ed. Psy: What is the feminine for monk? Marie Ellington: fpromptlyl Monkess. Imogene Cox, in the library: Have you a copy of 'Who's Zoo in America ?' Dorothy tYa.le 'Cin receiving line at Open Housej: I think M. U. will have a good swimming team this year. Ercie Noyes: What makes you think so ? V n Dorothy Y.: Well, I see so many of the boys practicing the overhand stroke when they shake hands. Girl's Boarding School-an in- stitution of Yearning. I Miss Cole: When We Walk out into the cold Winter night, what do We see on every hand ? Mabel Ficklin: Gloves. Goldman's . If Apparel for the College Miss Undoubtedly the greatest Variety ever asse-mbled under one roof. Stylish to the last degree, beautiful beyond compare, and priced low enough to sustain our claim - The Lowest Priced Store in Columbia for Fine Goods. Girfs . We have Salads, Pickles, Olives, Cakes and Fruit LUNCH GOODS OF ALL KINDS I The Handy Place to Tradei' Broadway at 10th Street I McAllister Market Anne Wells Cwith mischief in her eyesl Let's do something real exciting, Inez. Inez Andrews Qseriouslyj I know, We'll make some candy. When a boy is too lazy to be polite, he calls his sweetheart his pal. ,There was a young lady from Tenn. Who said, I will vamp all the Menn. I can get me a man If any one can. And now she's an unmarried Henn. J. H. J6IlkIIlS Phone Our Motto: CLEAN COAL-EFFICIENT SERVICE si BOONE COUNTY ooAL co. Dealers in . BEST BOONECOUNTY COAL COLUMBIA, MISSOURI ' There is a young fellow from Tex. Who does many things that Would Vex. But in spite of them all We Will answer his call For We all like the Way that he Nex. Isabel Smiley: Cln As VVe Like It Clubj The next book report Will be Told By An Idiot. - ' THE REMINGTON PORTABLE TYPEWRITER 0 lf! Every student's need-in college and Q 6006 out of college-the desirable compan- Qqfio 99,90 iong complete, compactg can be used REMINGTVON TYPEWRITER ooMPANY . 821 Pine St., St. Louis, Mo. . , - 1 if-vf-.rl I .55 fr ,slag MNT: 1 In 52? K. - iff 4' kflifl :I ' '?f! ' T . ' If- fl 1 ggi-5,mG 0 XVfo'3L5:.. !7 .U-f, ,f qmr, ' f-X3 'sn 56 AQXV V... -'RTN f 'ivfzvfa gn fl JQJQ my Trigg ,fr 'i,,.t-'L ,flip . '??5?fAWzaiQQQ?f'l KEQXQ - anywhere. . 'f'fgd,i'9yJfT k 'L We-.. 'We Wfwa.. WA . l , There Was a young lady named Shouse Who Was deathly afraid of a mouse She saw one one night, And screamed in such fright That she almost tore down the Whole house. ,i,..li.- Martka Gresham: CWatching Military paradel Oh! Don't the boys look cute in their A. T. O. uniforms ? TAYLGR-ESTES McALLISTER'S SLUMBER Co l Cafetem' ' HOURS Breakfast ................................. ....... 6 to 9 A Square Deal 0 I Lunch ............,.,..,.,,,,.,...,,.,........ 11 to 1:30 at 3 I Dinner .........................,.............. 5 to 7:30 Fair Price I Variety Unexcelled -S11 --' 1' -'Q' I-'ill ' '- -'I' ' ' After an examination of the Am. Lit. class on the writings of Lowell, Holmes, and VVhittier, Mrs, Lisenby submits the following as the college girl's conception of the works of these three famous authors: Dicken's Masterpiece Auto. at the Breakfast Ta- Barbara Fritz ble A Grandmother's Story of Bun wean wedersend ker Hill Elsie Venier ' Skipper I ride Radios Radio Supplies Weathers Electric Co. and i Exide Battery Station Everything Electrical 8 N. 9th Street Phone 300 un- . -, BRINSMAID I St CO Hotel Supply Department DES MOINES, IOWA Distributors of Syracuse China Wholesalers of Hotel Supplies Distributors of R. Wallace Silver- Ware ' Manufacturers of Kitchen Equip- ment. SATI S FACTI ON IN BUILDING MATERIAL Our stocks are complete- Our prices are right- Our service is unsurpassed- Try us on your next order- Proctor Lumber Co. Columbia, Mo. J o Blades Cupon seeing a polo game in the picture show! Just Watch those men playing hockey on horses I Frances B.: I Wish I could go to see 'Honey Bunchf Dorothy G. Now, Frances, who is he ? Heard in History class: Marion Clark: -and the Turks Were fighting the Phi Delts. Frances Vernor: The, govern- ment of ' Milan had internal troubles-I mean internal up- risings. WE WELCOME' Christian College Girls BROADMORE INN VESTAL CHEMICAL COMPANY UNIVERSITY FRUIT COMPANY F. P. MILLER PLANING MILL PAYNE-ROTH GEOCER COMPANY BOUTWELL MERCANTILE COMPANY in lf , 2 Q Q ,u Sk I s'u .v S F . v L! na P Q , J. .a L s 4 R an ,Q -'Q Q , 'Q qi 4 1 a as 'fi '. . V+ Q A if Ju. x is ,w W1 - 9 .4 4 1. 4 P 1 1 M'0.vZ humbly do I take my leave, my lord. Most humbly do We take our leave, Our cherished schoolmates dear, -HABILET. VV e hope that you will like this book, Of your last College year. As we said, We tried to make it Like a mirror shining bright 3 And We hope that the reflection VV ill be Worthy in your sight. To the faculty and students, W' e extend our thanks sincere For the help that they have given To our Annual this year. And We Wish to thank especially President Edgar Desmond Lee, Also our devoted sponsor Namely Miss Louise Wylie. Inaour Art, we would acknowledge Miss Potts' aid throughout the book, Much we owe to Mrs. Hertig For the pictures that We took. And We also are indebted To Miss Blanton's counsel sage- To Alice Richard, Whose sketches Here and there adorn a page. Last but far from least We mention Those Whose ads this page precede. You have patronizedour year book VVhen it was in greatest need. So We thank you lords and ladies For your help and aid sincere, May this book become more precious As it ages year by year. THE STAFF. Page Ozze fllnzdred Sevefzly-011 Cl caused the 'ZfUilZZO'Z!J,.S' -Q heavt to smg for 7031. k ' -JOB xxix 131 NEW BANK NOTE BUILDING ere's W or College idohvs N our Women's Department, under the personal direction of Miss Marguerite J. Ziph, you will find friendly helpfulness in the selection of invitations, pro- grams, announcements for banquets, dances, parties and all social occasions of school or sorority. g For your personal needs we will aid you in the choice of correct stationery, calling cards, wedding or birth announcements. ' Our artists will help you with art work and designs, our copy Writers will assist you in choosing the proper Wording and our skilled craftsmen will steel engrave, type print or lithograph your orders to your entire satisfaction. UNION BANK NOTE COMPANY FRANKLIN D. CRABBS, President UNION BANK NOTE BUILDING 1016-18 CENTRAL STREET KANSAS CITY, IVIO PROOF.-Om' ability to print eollege anmzats is reflected in this book. 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