Connors State College - Con Rah Yearbook (Warner, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 122 of the 1934 volume:

4 1 1 v1,J V V. L- . W5 . I X 2:51121 Eixff l W: WG? CHI ZZ JP 1 Gjioreuyor 7 If this volume of UCONNOHOMAH should recall happy memories, pleasant associations, days of earnest effort with serious perplexities, days of happy free- dom and eager anticipations, then these pages will have fulfilled their mission. Copqriqhi 1934 Editor Agnes Huckleberry Business .Manaqer Selby Anderson Sponsors Blevins Wolfe Geo. O. Tippie I l eminiscence 7 ' Across the years he could recall, His college days the best of all. In the stillest hour of night, He awakened to the light. Half in dreams he saw the page, Of his annual, dimmed with age. And he struck a match to see, If his son slept peacefully. He held his palms each side the spark, That fain would penetrate the dark. For his two hands were curved apart. As in the semblance of a heart. He wore, indeed 'twould seem to one, A bare heart o'er his hidden one, A heart that gave out such a glow That none who saw would fail to know. It showed a look upon a face, Too tender for the day a trace. It showed a purpose born of love, A spirit sent from Him Above. One instant it lit all about, -And then the secret heart went out, But shone enough for one to know, That sad-sweet reminiscent glow. - GeorgejGarris0n Qc icationi To Jacob johnson, our beloved President, whose fine personality and deep devotion to the welfare of the student body will always remain with us, we dedi- cate the 1934 CONNOHOMA . JACOBJOHNSON e Qontents 7 Administration Classes Athletics Clubs Activities Advertisements QW? TT I Hollowaq Hall and Administration Building Kinqhurst Hall 1 v Home of the President Campus Scene Dieu: of Grounds ID. H. Culwell As he came to Connors in 1910. Married Eva Burk in 1912 and has remained a member of the faculty ever since. I Cldhe Grand Old Mem Twenty-three years of earnest, sincere, and faithful servic has given him the appellation, The Grand Old Man of Connors. Regardless of time or conditions he has remained the sam genuine, wholesome, understanding teacher and leader. -fin Alumni. Page State Boarol of Jlqrioullure 5 His Excellencq 'Governor QD. I-H. fmurraq Honorable Harrq B. Cordell Presldent State Board of Agrlculture Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Honorable l... A. Clinkerbearcl Alva, Oklahoma Honorable B. R. Cook Atoka, Oklahoma Honorable Z. H. 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College Professor of Manual Arts Q3 Department of Mathematics Noble Brqan A. B. Oklahoma University Graduate Student A. 81 M. College Professor of Mathematics ' p Department of Science -- - --- f f- a --if... --nf, 'N .il 5, . ' -1 ff . 4 Pag Department of Historq T. B. Emerson M. S. Oklahoma A. 81 M. College Dean of the College Professor of History ID. H. Culwell A. B. Northeastern State Teachers College Assistant Professor of History and Economics Req lDindle A. B. Central State Teachers College Assistant Professor of History Department of Foreign Lanquaqe Sqvenna Roqstad Oklahoma College for Women Five Year Music Certificate Professor 'of Foreign Language Director of Girl's Athletics .3 yd gn. iw ii +1 Nell lliarford Blevins Ulolfe Oklahoma A. 81 M. College Ok1Hh0ITlH University Professor of Home Economics Assistant Professor of Foods . and Nutrition Department of Athletics S. P. Kratz ' M. S. Oklahoma A. 8: M. College A Director of Athletics Page 18 Department of Home Economics Department of Music Sqvenna Roqstad in Voice and Piano H. S. Jones Director of Band J. Taqior Mitchell Director of Orchestra B. C. Huckleberrq Director of String Band Geo. O. Tippie Librarian Mrs.LottieLeel..ewis Hostess of Holloway Hall Jessie Mae Milligan Student 'Librarians Margaret jackson Bernice Griffith Delorise Rinnert Page 20 Officers of Supervisor of Kinghurst Hall Mrs. Edna Hieqle Office Assistant Freda Campbell Secretary to President Administration John Fletcher Engineer calls.. 7 Sophomore Nell Watford Sponsor JESSIE SORNSEN Coweta General Course, Press, W. A, A. f Red heads are not a common thing. r . l .Mx A V 1 V E .i T211 ' '1.f.. T. B. Emerson Sponsor 4 l ALPHA STANPHILL Checotah General C o u r,s e, Letterman's Club, Dramatic, Glee Club, Boiler I-louse, Annual StaH. You've gotta be a football hero . PAUL TURNER Webbers Falls General Course, Social Science, Lettermen's Club, Forum. Fearless minds climb soonest to crowns . TOM RANDOLPH Muldrow General Course. A You can tell teachers by the ' pupils in their eyes . E ROBERT Wooos T V T General Course, Forum. Wisdom is preferred . 1, lr L. - VIRGIL OWINGS Engineering, Forum, Prison Ratsf Time is a fortune teller . -1 ls:. n -lt . lu A ., - -ww GAINES WEST Warner PRESIDENT Agriculturel Course, Letter- men's Club, Annual Dramatic, Glee Club. 'Serious'-but yet a little nonsense now and then is a relish to all men , mywaarw , W l fl ll ' 1 ALICE BARTON Warner Home Economics, W. A. A. Social Science, Forum, Press, Spanish, Annual Staff, Natural Science. By virtue and industry comes happiness . BILLY BATEMAN Pierce General Course, Social Science lf at first you don't succeed try try again . FELIX PETERS McClain O. D. BELL Boy General Course. Special Course. Another school teachern. Always a steady worker H. M. BENNETT, jr. Keota General Course, Lettermen's Club, Prison Rats. Just a big-hearted kid, very clever . ALVIN BERRYHILL Hitchita Lettermenls Club, Social Science. 'Pot Eye', thinks the mind a dwelling place for mischief . ,IUANITA BROCKMAN , Sallisaw General C o u r s e, P e p, Home Economics, G. R., W. A. A., Social Science, Spanish, Dramatic. A personality is something to possess . j. T. BROCKMAN Sallisaw Pre-Medic C o u r s e, Lettermenis Club, Social Science, Boiler House Gang. Intelligence personified. LUTHER BROWN Bristow Social Science, Forum, Press, Annual Staff. As you think, so you are . FRED CAMPBELL Sallisaw Social Science, Prison Rats, Forum: I-las had jusiti- one case in his life, that's seriousn. JAMES CANNON checorah General Course, Social Science Boiler House Gang. Words are few but mighty . ANNA CAPEHART Bixby General Course, Spanish, Girl's Reserve, W. A. A. Her ways are ways of quietness . GRACE CHEEK Sallisaw General Course, Home Economics Club. Prefers to be good rather than R B CARLILE Vian seem so . ' ' Engineering C o u r s e, Forum, Quartette. f'A keen mind is an invitation to Wisdom . MARY VINCENT CLARK Webbers Falls Home Economics. 'Fifty dollar fine to marry with- out a chance', in Oklahoma. 'So be careful, Mary' FRED DUNCAN Sallisaw General Course Lettermen s Club Fortm Prison Rats Courage is all l need TOM EVATT Waldron Ark Agriculture Course Ever ready to laugh ERNEST EDDY Warner General Course For um LOIS ELLIS Webbers Falls General Course Curly hair is a God send CHARLES FREDRICK Stlgler Engineeing Course Band Or chestra Press Club First class radio announcer ' I . , , 1 , . - KK ' 57 , . KK - Y! S Q I' To love or not to loveu. mil' V ' ll ' ' . ,Y ' F. a x ' , , . SS ' ' 7 I ENEARD GENTRY Porum General Course. . To learn is an art possessed by few . LEWIS FUDGE Briartown General Course, Forum, Quartette. Neat in dress makes you a ladies' man . OTIS FULCHER McCurtain Engineering Course. To relate jokes is his hobby . DONALD FAUST Boynton General Course, Forum, Dramatic Club, Social Science, Band, Boiler House. Actors are born, not madev. E. A. GASTON Weleetka General Course, Spanish. Time is so precious, donlt waste it MARVIN GREENWALT lVlcCurtain Pre-Legal Course, Press Club Forum, Boiler House. Happy at all times . VIRGINIA GRIFFITH Salllsaw CARNEL GILSTRAP Muldrow General Course, pep Club. General Course Personality is to be 'preferred to ' beauty . BERNICE GRIFFITH Sallisaw General Course, Library, G. R. Pep. Modesty is a womanis greatest charm . MARTHA GRIFFITI-I Sallisaw General Course, Home Economics, W. A. A., Social Science, Annual Staff. Stolen kisses are always Page 24 sweeteru. DONALD HALL lVIcCurtain VIRGINIA HALL Eufaula Engineering Course, Letterm'en's General Course, W, A. A., Social Club. Science, Annual Staff, Pep. Better sense in the head than Not to love is not to liven. cents in the pocket . EUGENE HALL Muskogee MONNIE HARVEY Warner General Course, Prison Rats, General Course, Home Economics, Dramatic Club. W. A. A. A pleasant fellow lives all days Good natured, sensible, jolly are of his lifev. only a few of her attributes Abbie HARRIS Muskogee General Course, Home Economics, Spanish, W. A. A, Interesting to be so deeply in love . Levi 'HISLEY warner Engineering C o u r s e, Forum, Press, Social Science, String Band, Aggie Barbarian. Take things as they come . MYATT HUDSON Stigler Pre-Legal Course, Band, Orches- tra, Boiler House. All work and no play makes Nlyatt a dull boy . BILL HUNNICUTT Warner General Course, Forum, Social Science, Press, Boy Scouts, Aggie Barbarian. I-le's won-Price at the sacrifice ol' his lifen. ROBERT JENNINGS Sallisaw Another school teacher? WESLEY HUNNICUTT Warner Pre-Legal Course, Forum, Social Science, Spanish, Press, Aggie Bar- barian, Annual Staff, Dramatic. Genius is a capacity for avoiding hard work . DOLLIE PITTMAN Webbers Falls General Course. Pretty is as pretty does . JOHN nvnss Madill Engineering Course, Forum, Span- ish, Natural Science, Aggie Bar- barian. Why can't I have fun . WILLIAM JACOBS Pierce General Course, Social Science. Speak only when necessary . FORREST JOHNSON Warner General Course, Letterm'en's Club. No man can be wise and love, therefore I shall love . QI. B. KING Stigler Agriculture C 0 u r s e, Natural Science, Lettermen's Club. To be tall and handsome . KNOTCHIE MCCRARY Warner General Course, Lettermen's Club, Annual Staff, Dramatic, Band. HAZEL MAYS Webbers F3115 One with a 1 ---- long line . General Course' Hold thy t0I'lgue . TEASIE MCCRARY Warner Lettermen's Club, Glee Club, Dramatic Club, Band- HERSCHEL McDONALD Stink--a nickname is the hardest Sallisaw stone the devil can throw at a man . gene,-31 Course, Ei-ei-o . MILDRED McKEE Texanna General Course, Pep, W. A. A.,' Spanish, Press, Annual, G. R, Sweetness, void of pride . MARGARET NELMS H Checotah N Home Economics, Annual-. Beauty is-natures first gift . 'Q - Page 26 NEWTON NEWELL Ponca City General Course, Forum, Press, Annual Staff, Band, Social Science. Still tongue makes. a wise headl'. IRENE PIERCE Wagoner General Course, W. A. A., Natural Science, Actions speak lo u cl e r than words . VIVIENE POE Warner General Course, P e p, H o m e 7 Economics, W. A. A., Spanish, Press, i Annual. People of few words often think thoughts . EARL PHILLIPS Sallisaw General Course, Natural Science. AYMOND PIERSON Porter A friend to aun- Engineering Course. , That would be finev. BEATRICE POTEETE Webbers Falls General Course, Natural Science. Gentlemen prefer blondes . WILLIAM REINHARDT Hickory Plains, Ark. Agricultural Course, Forum, Boiler House, Dramatic. Knows what to say and can say it . JOE RANSOM Eufaula General Course, Annual, Press. If you cannot have what you wish, wish for' what you can have . MCCURTAIN SCOTT Stigler General Course, Aggie Barbarian. He sure loves to raise a raquet -for tennis . CYRUS SMITH Eufaula Art and Science, Forum. 'KA blonde is my weakness now and always . Cjwes men 7 EDITH ADAIR Warner JENANNA LEADER Checotah AU BRA ALLEN Muldrow VIRGINIA ANDERSON Warner VERNON ARMSTRONG Blue Mountain, Ark. ANNAS ARTEBERRY Fame SELBY ANDERSON Muskogee ROWENA AYERS Hanna KELLY BLAKE Eufaula FLOYD BARTON Warner VIRGINIA BAKER Sallisaw SOMMERS BARNETT Eufaula ALLEN BEDFORD Tulsa JESSE BEARDEN Warner BENNIE BISHOP Pearson HELEN BOATMAN Pryor LEE DOBSON Warner President EUFAULA ARTHUR BROWN St. Louis UEL BURNS nd Springs MORRIS BYR D Stigler FREDA CAMPBELL Sallisaw Sallisaw Eufqula PAULA CUL 5 Warner V LA MON Gould .IAM Vian HASTINGS CH UCULATE EDITH COOK OLEN CLAUNCI-I Muldrow ENID COUGHRAN WELL DE DICKERSON ES DAVIS BONAR DAVAULT Sallisaw Cjeo. O. Tippie Sponsor OPAL DIXON Sallisaw x WALDO EICHLING Gore GANES EDDY Warner ARTHUR ELDE Tuttle HAROLD GRIMES Walters GEORGE GARRISON Preston LOUISE HODGES Muskogee LEE HO-LCONIB Drumright CLEO HAWKINS Sallisaw GILBERT HAYWORTI-I Okeene OPAL HATLEY McCurtain OBIE HANKINS Vinson RUBY HINER Porter .IOHNNY HILL Vinson LILLIAN HOGUE Pierce ROBERT HINER Porter ID. C. Elder BESSIE HORN Braggs CURTIS HULL Spiro MARGARET JACKSON Muskogee KATHRYN JOHNSON Eufaula TOM JOHNSON Warner Stigler Vinson GARNER JONES WAYNE JONES ALLEN KEENE 4 St. Louis KIRBY KERR Sallisaw TALBERT KERR Warner HANNAH LEADER Checotah RUBYE LACEY Warner CATHERINE MAY Sallisaw ELLA MAY Sallisaw N, ggfgxg ff---f-i-if ' WINFRE Porum INEZ MYERS Stigler MARGARET McCLARREN Warner ANNA McCRARY Warner FRANCES MCGAHEY Webhers Falls LOWELL MONTGOMERY Walters D MOORE ADDIE NICHOLSON Pierce NETTIE NEAL Porum NO RMA PADGETT Webbers Falls HAZEL PIERCE Checotnh VIVIAN PRICE Checotah OPAL SUE REEVES Spiro DELORISE RINNERT Checotah CORNELIEUS RUDICK Sallisaw GENEVA RANDOLPH Hanson 5 JOE RO-BERTSON Marble City TROY ROGERS Hanson DOROTHY RILEY Webbers Fals EARL ROGERS Stroud CHARLES ROSS Sallisaw MRS. DOROTHY RUMS EY Hanna AUGUSTA RUMSEY Hanna MILDRED SHINN Webbers Falls FLORENCE SHEFFIELD Webbers Falls O-RTHO STINNET JESSE STEWART Warner . ARDEEN SANDERS , Temple' DALTON SWAFFER Warner ROBERTA TAYLOR Sallisaw JOEL c. QJERRYJ TRAMMEL Temple DOVEY THOMPSON Checotah RAYMON D VANN Warner OPAL WARREN Porum VICTOR WARFORD Sylvenig, Ohio EDWARD WESTFALL - Maugl HAZEL WOMACK Stigler RONALD WILSON Muldrow S. B. WATSON Amber PAUL TRANTHAM Porum , MASOMI TAMURA Hawaii RUTH ASTON Stigler LORAINE ALLISON Hartford, Ark. RUTH CHAPMAN Henryetta WILSON BELL Hanna BURGESS BELL Hanna CLYDE EWING Olive ' isAAc JOHNSON HAROLD KIRKPATRICK Long View, Texas BILLY JEFFERIES St. Louis, Mo. HASKELL SHIRLEY Sallisaw I OREN STINNETT Sallisaw LUTHER BEARDEN Alma, Ark. MRS. BOB .IENNINGS Sallisaw CLARK ADKINSON Shawnee I I I I 4 I 1 I I -a J , 1 ,.as5,:-' fA ' f PP. '. .. . . Q. 4.-.I 3. V P. 1: Seniors Y 14' www FK. Q, 1' vw qfxaxw -5 '?' ,, fr. at g in Z, l .li Q, ,E 6 is V Hx 53- X . M .,.,.,,.zg:!f 5' W - a -.f.z.f.z:a:a.f.. f, , A ' rf-fi wg, V ' A f Mr- 1- 4,2555 ..,... . ' A .,., 511' 5 f5.w521w -- : ,. N, T ...... ' ,, ' K -' V -----v r I W surf 3152 5 E ' , tar . V--- ' www 7:1 -- 1 , , , A,.,, A ,b,. 4, ,A 5,1 ,:...,....,: i : ...,.,V,. i A, , . ,- Marg Jones President KEEFETON ELDORA BEACH Warner ARTHUR BLACKBURN Webbers Falls LELA BU RG ESS Warner EBER BURGESS Warner RALPH BLANKENSHIP Muskogee VANCE CHERRY Warner FERN EVANS McClain RAYMON D FI NKLEA Warner Page 36 S. Y. AUSTIN Vian CHARLES KARR Warner Ollie Hulse lllll JANE LACY Warner ,IOE MOORE Warner Sponsor i, I l Paul Kralz l Sponsor A MINNIE MORRISON Durant TAYLOR MORGAN Smithville COSTON NICHOLSON Warner LESTER PAYNE Oklahoma City NELL WEAVER Warner ,lOE SYNOR Warner in fr? egg: J. Taqlor Mitchell H. S. Jones SCOTTIE COLLINS Warner ROBBIE MAE GRAHAM Warner NORAH HATLEY McCurtain ELLEN SUE HOWLAND Warner JANE ARRINGTO Warner ALENE BARTON Warner LOUISE BATES Warner WINNIE BEACH Warner ,IENNIE BRESHEARS Muskogee LUCY CLARK Webbers Falls ESTI-I ER ADAMS Muskogee WILL ANDERSON Warner N uniors 7 Page 38 JP' ELANE COLE McClain Gene Huiton 1 Presldent MUSKOGEE . . ,,...,. .... . 3 .,.. ' rex. ' , ' ff. ', ,, f lie , ' - ' - -'uw 11' . ,T , S5421 A.eN5lg.Qfiff! ...' :V':.4r. ARTHUR BLACKBURN McClain OPAL HOOPER Warner ELLEN JORDAN Warner MARGARET KING Warner RUTH LACEY Warner MAGGIE MAE LOOPER Warner RUBY POE ' Warner FRED SCARBO-ROUGH Muskogee OSCAR SCOTT, fDeceasedJ Warner JAMES TUCKER ' Muskogee GLADYS VOSS Warner COSS WILKERSON Warner -I, I S L mu., , J . . 5- ij e 1 15,gQg?,,g,.' ,Sophomore V Blevins lliolfe Sponsor ' 'I EARLE DEFOYOR OLEAN HATLY WILFORD BOI-IANNON GENEVA BURGESS Noble Broan Sponsor THOMAS BURGESS I WILLIAM CLEMENTS EUNICE DEFOOR ' AMOS EDDY LOWELL EDWARDS GEORGE ELLSW,ORTI-I BLAIN KINDER INO KINDER OTHAL LAMASCUS Page 40 EDWIN ADAIR EDNA EARLE MATHEWS Theo Marsh West President Columbia, South America LEON MORRISON LEON NEAL ROY NIPPS RUTH POE NEWTON RENFRO DAPHNE RHEELING KAY WILSON MARGARET WATKINS JOE WOODARD JENNIE SUE SMITH STANLEY SYNOR I-IAZEL MCCRARY 'I vs- 75-ewfg,-Zif.-1 H - ' Sqvenna Roqstad B C Huckleberrq BEAULAH BEARDEN ETHEL BRADSHAW RAYMOND EDDY WALTON EDWARD HENRY FERGUSON MARTHA JEAN HALE BERNICE HOOPER FAY HOOD RUTH JOHNSON WILBERT KING MARY ELLEN MATHEWS JESSIE MAE MILLIGAN LUCILLE MILLER M. T. POE POLLY ANNA PLUNKETT RAYMOND Sl-IINN FLOYD SLUSHER Page 42 Q 531001 QBC-111 Paul Kratz Coach BH J h I Alpha Stemphill 1 q o nson Mascot Captain 1933 Season Cap in Action ALLEN KEENE ARDEEN SANDERS PAUL TURNER Five victories and two defeats is the story that the records tell as another Aggie season fades into history. Greater records have been developed, but one would have to go a long way back in Aggieland history to find an equally splendid record. Wetumka, Wilburton, Bristow, and Okmulgee fell before the Aggie crew, while the reverse happened at the hands of Miami and Murray. This is an enviable record, considering the fact that Kratz, directing the destinies of the Aggies for his first year, had only five lettermen forming the nucleus around which he was to build his winning combinations. With only these experienced veterans of the 1932 season on hand ,the outlook for a successful season was questionable when Kratz issued his initial call for HENRY BENNETT, JR. LA MONDE DICKERSON J. T. BROCKMAN E NEWTON RENFRO JOEL TRAMMEL MASOMI TAMURA the donning of moleskins, September 1. However, those worries that invariably come to the grid fans each year was brought to an abrupt halt September 29, when the Aggies won the opening game from Wetumka, I3-0. Cutting, smashing and passing, the orange and black clad athletes raced to victory over Wetumka which thrilled from the first whistle. Eastern Oklahoma College from Wilburton was the second victim of the Aggies. The Mountaineers invading the lair of the locals were humbled on the second play of the game when Tamura, went around right end for the only score. The game ended 6-0. Okmulgee junior College was no match for the powerful Aggies when she invaded Aggieland, October 12, and left the field trailing undefeated, untied, un- REX SMITH FRED DUNCAN ARTHUR BROWN e 3 l E 5 -,.....,.... .. CECIL AMBURG TOM JOHNSON EARL ROGERS L l i i s i Page 46 LOWELL MONTGOMERY scored upon, the Aggies, playing their fourth straight at home, went into the Miami fray, against a team also undefeated and untied. For fifty-five long minutes the two elevens see-sawed back and forth across the field, and in the last three minutes Miami scored the winning touchdown. After the Miami loss the Aggies started on the road, playing at Murray first. Going up against one of the greatest elevens ever to be put out at Tishomingo, not to mention the heaviest. The lighter Aggies fell, 25-0, on a wet, slippery field, for the second defeat. Again, the Aggies were in the winning column when they downed Okmulgee 7-0, at Okmulgee. The Aggies ended the season at Bristow, November 24, when they overwhelmed their opponents 20-7. lt was a game in which every man starred, every play worked to perfection. Thus the season for the Aggies ended in a blaze of glory. EDWARD WESTFALL GILBERT HAWORTH 7 5 i T , Connors Foot Ball Record 1933 Connors ,. ,... 7 13 Wetumka . oA.o.. . ...,, A Connors Aooo... ....... 6 Eastern Oklahoma Connors ...s. .- ..,. 20 Okmulgee .,,,.,,o . ,...,. Connors .,..... ..., 0 Miami ....... Connors ,..,,,, . ..., Connors ,.,..s, .. ...., . Connors ....,.. ....,o,.o,. TOTAL ,.,.,.... oo..,.. 0 Murray -, ....., 7 20 t Okmulgee ...,.. L, Bristow ..,..,o TOTAL ..o,..s Back Row Standing: Masomi Tamuri, Rex Smith, Paul Turner, Lowell Montgomery Edward Westfall oach Kratz, j. B. King, Newton Renfro, J. T. Brockman, Dalton Swaffar, Cecil Amberg Center Row: Curtis Hull, Gilbert Hayworth, Arthur Brown, Harold Grimes H M Bennett Donald Hall mos Eddy, R. B. Carlisle First Row: Earl Rogers, La Monde Dickerson, Allen Keene, Tom johnson Alpha Stanphill joel Trammel rdeen Sanders, Fred Duncan. OBIE HANKINS WAYNE JONES Co-Honorary Captains as et QBQ-111 Connors Basket Ball Record 193 Connors o,.,.,o ,,v.,,, 2 9 Connors ,.,, M -,-, M61 Connors o-.,... ,,,,,,,, 3 3 Connors ,.,,,., ,-,,w- 3 3 Connors ,,.s,,, , ,WCQ 28 Connors s,,,.., ,,M, 3 i 24 Connors .v,,,,. ,,,.,,, 3 0 Connors ,.,.,,, ,A ,,,,, 39 Connors ..,.rsss ,,,.... 2 1 Connors .,.,,.. ,,,,,,, 3 3 Connors . s,..-, A ,,,, --43 Connors ,...... .....,, 2 6 Connors ...,... ,,,,,., 3 9 Connors ,.s,.s, ,,,,,,, 4 3 Connors ...,.,, ,,,, , ,29 Connors ...,.ss .,,... , 49 Connors .,s, .,,,,s.. D40 TOTAL .,.... ....sw, C 600 li., East Central ,...,..., Muskogee Y ,,,,, Eastern Oklahoma Eastern Oklahoma Murray ,,l, ,,,,s F ,w,----. Murray -,..,s,, ,,,,, ssv,,M Murray , ....,,.s,. Murray ..,..,.,. Cameron ..... Cameron . ,,.. Miami .ss.-,, ,,,,,,,,,, Miami .w.,,,..s,,s,s W ,,,, Okmulgee -M .,,.v Okmugee .,.,..,. Wagoner ..l.s. .,..,..s, Wainwright ,,....,.... Muskogee Oilers , TOTAL ...... Back Row: Donald Hall, Gilbert Haworth, Clark Adkisson, Edward Westfall, Arthur Br Coach Kratz. First Row: Allen Keene, Earl Rogers, Johnnie Hill, Wayne jones, Obie Hankins, La M Dickerson. CLARK ADKISSON ARTHUR BROWN LA MONDE DICKERSON ALLEN KEENE Connors basket ball team lost the state championship by only a part of a game. Our team won more games than any other team in the conference, but the champion was awarded on a percentage basis which forced Connors into second place. Besides winning second in the state junior College conference, Connors won seven non-conference games and lost only one. That one game being to East Central' at Ada. Connors won thirteen games and lost five in conference and non-conference games scoring 576 points in 18 games to our opponents 421. Although we are all greatly dissappointed because we did not win the state championship, it is gratifying to know thatthe entire squad was composed of first year men with no college experience and that all but one will be 'back next year. After becoming acquainted with our definite and distinct system of plays and a year of experience we are confident the squad will account well for itself again next year. N DOVNALD HALL JOHNNIE HILL EARL ROGERS EDWARD WESTFALL ' 1 5. l c1C 7 EDWARD WESTFALL ARTHUR BROWN FRED DUNCAN Shot-Put Javelin Hurdle HASKEL SHIRLEY HAROLD GRIMES Mile Discus CECIL AMBURG ALLEN KEENE . One'-Half Mile One-Fourth Mile LEE HOLCOMB High Jump Page 50 BILLY ,IEFFERIES Dash Intramural Basket Ball Teams 7 L --- -- . AGGIE BARBARIANS ID. C. Elder Chairman of Intramural ' A Sports Committee Q PAUL KRATZ B. C. HUCKLEBERRY WARNER TIGERS BRONCOS ' BOILER HOUSE PANTHERS Intramural Base Ball PROFS GREYHOUNDS YANKEE YANNIGANS ARKANSAS TRAVELERS YELLOW JACKETS F ,F Z.-nf Miss Sqvenna Roqstad Physical Education Director Qir 's Alb eties Dolleq Ball Tenequoits b Tennis Croquet Dlsco Basket Ball Tapping f 7 I Z I I OFUH1 The Forum Oratorical and Debating Society was organized for the purpose of developing the oratorical and debating ability of its members. DEBATING TOURNAMENTS, 1933-34 Northeastern State Teachers College, Tahlequahg Southeastern State Teachers College, Durantg Oklahoma University, Norman. J. Teuglor Mitchell Sponsor Debate Team LESTER ERNEST FLOYD GEORGE PAYNE EDDY BARTON GARRISON NEWTON NEWALL BEN BISHOP S. Y. AUSTIN ROBERT WOODS MARVIN GREENWALT REX SMITH LUTHER BROWN EARL PHILLIPS VICTOR WARFORD JOHN IMES WESLEY HUNNICUTT VIRGIL OWINGS LEVI HISELEY JAMES DAVIS Oflicers ALICE BARTON, President EDITH ADAIR, Vice President VIRGINIA ANDERSON, Secretary and Treasurer Sponsors BLEVINS WOLFE NELL WARFQRD Home Economics Club This club is affiliated with the State and American Home Economics Associations. Any girl in the Senior high school class or in the college de- partment who is taking Home Economics is eligible as an active member, and those who have had Home Economics may be an associate member. The object of this club is to further the interest in Home Economics, to train young women to be active and efficient leaders in home and community life, to develop executive ability and social poise, to furnish an opportunity through organization for social life, such as programs, social gatherings and picnics. Nfl-lome Economics T MARGARET MCCLARREN MONNIE HARVEY VIVENE POE ADDIE HARRIS KATHRYN JOHNSON PAULA CULWELL GRACE CHEEK CLEO HAWKINS JANE LACEY NELL WEAVER VIVIAN PRICE ROWENA AYERS DOROTHY RUMSEY OPAL HATLEY MARTHA GRIFFITH INEZ MYERS ANNAS ARTBERRY MARGARET NELMS ,IUANITA BROCKMAN V V -V-if -- . n I' . .iz H ,,,,. RRI I I I 1 I 'I .bm LMA? 1 fi .- E-gels - - E5 SQUCHH61 Roqsiad Sponsor OFFICERS: CLEO HAWKINS JESSE BEARDEN GAINES EDDY E. A. GASTON JOHN IMES, President VICTOR WARFORD, Vice President FLOYD BARTON, Secretary n MEMBERS: MARGARET NELMS VIVI-AN PRICE MILDRED McKEE WALDO EICI-ILING ALICE BARTON RAYMOND VANN JUANITA BROCKMAN JUANITA BAKER HAROLD CRIMES KATHRYN JOHNSON Page 56 .S amish boiler 'House v JohnSFleicher Qt First Row, Left to Right, From Top: Lamond Dickerson, Rex Smith. Second Row: Victor Warford, J. T. Brockman, Alpha Stanphill, Alvin Berryhill, Third Row: Wyatt Hudson, Donald Faust, Newton Renfro, Paul Turner. Fourth Row: james Cannon, William Reinhardt, john Fletcher, Marvin Greenwalt, and Raymond Finklea. irl Qeserves 7 W Council women MRS. NOBLE BRYAN MRS. CLAUD HALES MRS. FRANK SHINN MRS. WILL ANDERSON MRS. JESSE SHINN MRS. MORRISON Mrs. Huckleberru MRS. LOTTIE LEE LEWIS Chief Advisor The Girl Reserves Association was organized at Connors to help the girls Find and Give Their Best . In this organization each girl has an opportunity to learn various handcrafts, to develop hobbies, to increase her appreciation for nature, and improve in general her spiritual, physical, and mental efficiency. Officers MILDRED MCKEE, President V MARGARET JACKSON, Vice President BERNICE GRIFFITI-I, Secretary and Treasurer . , , ..,... ......, Qi., ,ommitiee Chairmen DAL SUE REEVES Publication .LEN SUE HOWLAND Program 'XULA CULWELL Service and Craft EON MORRISON Membership IANITA BROCKMAN Social EO HAWKINS Music ITI-I COOK Financial Members ZEL MCCRARY JENNIE SUE SMITH EAN HATLEY JANE ARRINGTON EO WEST LLEN JORDAN JENNIE BRESHEARS NA CAPEHART OUISE BATES ESTHER ADAMS RTI-IA JEAN HALES ARGARET KING LUCY CLARK EDA CAMPBELL ENEVA BURGESS EUNICE DEFOOR NA EARL MATTHEWS ARY ELLEN MATTHEWS POLLYANNA PLUNKETT O KINDER APHNE RI-IEELING ROBBIE MAE GRAHAM EFdmdiiCS T jf' R e ff:-ef S Squenna Roqstacl Blevins lUolfe Officers THEO WEST, President ,IUANITA BROCKMAN, Vice President DONALD FAUST, Secretary and Treasurer The Dramatic Club has been organized this year under the direction of Miss Syvenna Rogstad and Miss Blevins Wolfe. There are now over thirty-five mem- bers. The members are interested and represented in X many phases of dramatic activity. Pag Fred Scarborough Leon Neal Alpha Stanphill Lester Payne Knotchie McCrary Will Anderson Syvenna Rogstad Ester Adams Othal Lamascus Vivian Price Donald Faust Theo West Newton Newell Virginia Hall Raymond Finklea Members Edith Cook Blevins Wolfe Ralph Blankenship Anna McCrary-Evans Margaret Nelms Eugene Hall james Tucker Robert Wood Kay Wilson Teasie McCrary Paula Culwell jesse Bearden George Garrison Daphne Rheeling Martha Griffith Kathryn johnson Rowena Ayres Bill Hunnicutt Bill Clements joe Moore William Reinhardt Olene Hatley Virgil Owens Mildred Bates Lucy Clark Wesley Hunnicutt jean Hutton Cleo Hawkins Margaret King Luther Brown Qicjclie ar arian Glu WESLEY HUNNICUTT President ll 9 U Q A vL??T5n EiSk, r' X nic X W, f ' Q X' ' rf .X 6, 5 'ifwniilmil Liberty, justice, Equality . Upon these three famous words were founded the Aggie Barbarians of Connors. Service and leadership in all student affairs, the promotion of a greater fraternal feeling among the entire student personnel as a whole, and the fostering of higher collegiate ideals, are the primary functions of this organization. Cfloble Jjrqan, Sponsor -S , fl. Lage! President MCCURTAIN SCOTT Secretary JOHN IMES Treasurer ,.,. z gg 22 z, .,,,: . :. , T . 4 1.2:- ,.,, , VF s fi Members of A. B. C. 7 . First Row: Floyd Barton, Knotchie McCrary, Louis Fudge, Gaines Eddy, Tom johnson, Morris Byrd, Garner jones. Second Row: . I . james Davis, Winford Moore, Amos Eddy, jesse Bearden, Teasie McCrary, Talbert Kerr, Hastings Chuculate, joe Moore, Coston Nicholson, Waldo Eichling. Third Row: - Bill Hunnicutt, John Imes, Levi Hisley, Tom Evatt, Kelly Blake, Billy Bateman, Ronald Wilson, S. Y. Austin, Charles Karr, Harold Minor. Fourth Row: ' . Wesley Hunnicutt, Noble Bryan. . vwp pp p WESLEY HUNNICUTT FLOYD BARTON Secretary and Treasurer T. B. Emerson ID, H. Culwell Sponsors President LUTHER BROWN Vice President Social Science 7 The Social Science Club, an organization open t students who are particularily interested in Socia Science. The purposes of the organization are t acquaint it's members with Social theory, keepin them informed of the latest current developments i Social Science, and foster training in Social Servic work. Page 64 NORMA PADGETT RALPH BLANKENSHIP ALICE BARTON LEVI HISELEY MARTHA GRIFFITH I LILLIAN HOGUE AW DELORISE RINNERT JESSE STEWART OPAL SUE REEVES JUANITA BROCKMAN BILL HUNNICUTT LOUISE HODGES FRED CAMPBELL CI FO HAWKINS BILLY BATEMAN VIVIAN PRICE J. T. BROCKNIAN LUCY CLARK HAROLD GRIMES OPAL HATLEY NEWTON NEWELL ALVIN BERRYHILL VIRGINIA HALL LESTER PAYNE ROWENA AYRES EDITH COOK GEORGE GARRISON S. P. 'Iratz TEASIE MCCRARY TOM JOHNSON GAINES WEST FORREST JOHNSON REX SMITH ALLEN KEENE EARL ROGERS EDWARD WESTFALL WYATT HUDSON ,SLC-:IIC-armc-:n's C2Iub 7 Officers PAUL KRATZ, Sponsor FRED DUNCAN, President ALPHA STANPHILL, Vice President J. T. BROCKMAN, Secretary and Treasurer BEN BISHOP ALVIN BERRYHILL MASOMI TAMURA ARDEEN SANDERS NEWTON RENFRO ARTHUR BROWN GILBERT HAWORTH JOEL TRAMMEL EARL PHILLIPS J. B. KING DONALD HALL .KNOTCHIE MCCRARY LA MONDE DICKERSON LOWELL MONTGOMERY Page 66 l 21 Ollie Hulse Assistant Scoutmaster ALTON SWAFFER WESLEY HUNNICUTT BILL HUNNIUTT LLIE I-IULSE CURTIS HULL AMOS EDDY BLAINE KINDER WM. RHINEI-IARDT B. C. I-IUCKLEBERRY DAUL VOSS TI-IO-MAS BURGESS VIORRIS BYRD FRED SCARBROUGH WILL ANDERSON COSTON NICHOLSON K ROBERT WOOD .EON NEAL RAYMOND FINKLEA DTI-IAL LAMASCUS OSCAR SCOTT fDeceasedJ WILFORD BOHANAN IALPI-I BLANKENSHIP ARTHUR ELDER I M. T. POE WILBERT KING in. 5013 Scouts B. C. Huckleberrq Motto. Scoutmaster Be Prepared. 5' I OHHOTS The purpose of the Connors WOm6H,S Athletic Association is to promote athletic accomplishments, 'I QIUGU S physical efficiency, and the ideals of health and sportsmanship. The motto: A game for every girl and every girl in a game. Page 68 ssocieltion Connors Belles MILDRED McKEE, President THEO WEST VIVIAN PRICE, Pep Leader EDITH COOK CLEO HAWKINS, LEON MORRISON Secretary and Treasurer KATHRYN JOHNSON VIRGINIA HALL ,IENNIE BRESHEARS Vice President MARTHA JEAN HALES 2 K . Xp ,IENNIE SUE SMITH LOUISE BATES BERNICE GRIFFITH VIVIENE POE POLLY A. PLUNKETT LUCY CLARK ANNA MCCRARY ,IUANITA BROCKMAN FREDA CAMPBELL GENEVA BURGESS VIRGINIA GRIFFIN A ,L , YI ze gf- I The Pep Girls of 1933-1934, rooters for the Orange and Black, boosters for Connors Aggies, was organized September 18, 1933, and furnished plenty of pep for the football and basketball games. uarlelies i V FRANCIS IVICGAI-IEY-First Soprano l HELEN BOATNIAN-Second Soprano KATI-IRYN JOHNSON-First Alto RUTH CHAPMAN--1-Second Alto LORAIN ALLISON--Bass BURGESS BELL-Baritone and Accompanist G. WILSON BELL--Second Tenor JOHNNIE HILL-First Tenor l '-..fss,-Q ' -sur- ts. ll., i I few I --on -' t W it it I-Q ...r-K' I f-,fd I Sqvenna Roqslad Director When s MCG and Helen Boatm First and second pranos grand, N Raise their voices, s entrancing, Then we think Be Land. Kathryn Johnson a Ruth Chapman, First and second stars, Make you think Greecian minstrals And echo of their ly When they're gone Connors College, These four num-es not forget. In this humble way praise them, Connors song bi Girls Quartette. When it comes to in tue male quart Lorain T. Allison is of it. And Burgess Bell, baritone Is like the violin at fall of Rome. If on a second your preference f We recommend you Wilson Bell. And last but not least Johnnie Hill Whose first tenor ' mocks the wax trill. These four nys colt the Aggie Quarte And a group that b e t t e r, we ha found yet. Page ec-: G ubs irls' QIC-ze Club NA EARL MATTHEWS LADYS VOSS IMO KINDER EN BOATMAN ILDRED SHINN VIVIENE POE ALICE BARTON OLEAN HATLEY L DIXON SSIE MAE MILLIGAN DAPHNE RHEELING ICE DEFOOR ERNICE HOOPER BESSIE HORN A MCCRARY PAL HATLEY MARTHA JEAN HALES HANNAH LEADER LOUISE BATES EL BRADSHAW ZEL MCCRARY OLLY ANNA PLUNKETT KATHRYN JOHNSON GARET KING ANCIS MCGAHEY DITH COOK ENNIE SUE SMITH Dqs' GIGS Club SLEY HUNNICUTT ESSE STEWART BILL HUNNICUTT S. B. WATSON OTCHIE MCCRARY OMERS BARNETT WILLIAM CLEMENTS SELBY ANDERSON EQMOORE OBERT VANN LEON NEAL LESTER PAYNE JESSE BEARDEN ROLD MINER 'ARNER JONES TEASIE MCCRARY BERT WOODS ALPI-I BLANKENSHIP OTHAL LAMASCUS .FORD BO-HANNON . B. CARLILE LEVI HISELEY JOE WOODWARD INSET BURGESS BELL Jy's Glee Club Director A f 4 ,H M, ,,, WN.. . , .,,, tfffirf' N11 T Q ,. SW ' 11. I 75 4 , 'flmg -. fm- 4- ' W' x - ve ' I, ' ..5:::5i V f AMX., r N , Q ff 25 ., t, .sff.l5-iff .lit 1. .Qlil Q S, 1 , X, .,..., . . ,lf f , ,. If ,I I .,:25w:2fE5,c1 -as , , ,V f f Q' ' en , -5' ' i-:asp , ' ,, .1 fgz? I 2 , .if T .ill ' gg .ll 'rm . t rx TQ .. 1 c ellis? 1.1 M . x 33- . 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T7 l K -J N a 1 wget . 1 5 u 9 IS is I 4 1 WZ ' 1 ra 51 . 1 t Lin ,,.. g ,r.a4,::.:t - A - - f x........ ,... -,,S,,,.... . B , ,, Wx Al, M ,ati .. .Wx String and 7 B. C. HUCKLEBERRY-Fiddler BURGESS BELL--Fiddler ,IOHNNIE HILL-Banjo NEWTON NEWELL-Guitar LEVI HISELEY-Guitar WILSON BELL-Banjo Qrchestra 7 1. T. MITCHELL-Director Standing: Bennie Bishop, Raymond Finklea, Edward Westfall, J. T. Mitchell, Donald Faust, Wyatt Hudson. Seated: Syvenna Rogstad, Charles Frederick, Fred Scarborough, Noble Bryan, H. S. jones, Mrs. J. T. Mitchell. Page 72 Connors Band R H. S. Jones Director joe Moore, Raymond Finklea, Leon Neal, Knotchie McCrary, Wyatt Hudson, Donald Faust, j. T. Mitchell-H. S. jones, Director Ben Bishop, Blevins Wolfe, Syvenna Rogstad, Charles Frederick, Fred Scarborough, Teasie McCrary, Noble Bryan, james Tucker, Othal Lamascus. 44g1 wf.-Wvmwmvmfsmvwafr-L Q-Nungmin-w-vMMm'f ' ' 'ww-vw-www Sponsors J. Taqlor Mitchell Paul Kratz 'Page' 74 Natural Science Club ,rv ,,. .M 521. ,- tx . 4, My I . - xgfwglki I ' 'fa l , T hi, 5 at 'lfllf 2 ' The purpose of this club is to establish in the minds of the students a better understanding between man and the elements, and to encourage the study of nature among other students. Gjficers PRESIDENT v,,,V,,,,,,4,,,,,,,,,.s, , ...,..,c,.,. .,.. ....... A L ICE BARTON VICE PRESIDENT. ..,A..A.,...uu...... , ........-w. JOHN IMES SECRETARY TREASURER w.... at .fu.... TALBERT KERR we it l 3 ' 4 BILL BATEMAN FLOYD BARTON KELLY BLAKE JESSE BEARDEN HELEN BOATMAN ARTH UR BROWN JAMES CANNON LA MONDE DICKERSON GAINES EDDY GEORGE GARRISON LEVI HISELEY WESLEY HUNNICUTT V ALLEN KEENE J. B. KING - HANNAH LEADER BEATRICE POTEET HAZEL PIERCE OPAL SUE REAVES MCCURTAIN SCOTT ARDEEN SANDERS JOEL TRAMMEL E DWAR D WESTFALL Geo. Tippie Sponsor TCSS 7 b PRESS CLUB: Connors Collegian, the college paper, is under the management of the Press Club and is published bi-weekly during the school , year. Many opportunities are offered the college students through practical experience in English Composition and journalism as well as in the art of printing. MARVIN GREENWALT ,IESSIE SORNSEN WESLEY HUNNICUTT AGNES HUCKLEBERRY FRED SCARBOROUGH VIVIENE POE JESSE STEWART OPAL SUE REEVES CHARLES FREDRICK Hodges Edhor NEWTON NEWELL FLOYD BARTON MILDRED McKEE OPAL DIXON LUTHER BROWN ALICE BARTON LEVI HISELEY B. C, Hucklebc-:mg Sponsor w , ,, ' GEORGE TIPPIE Sponsor MILDRED McKEE Assistant Editor Second Row: FLOYD BARTON KATHRYN JOHNSON KNOTCHIE , MCCRARY MARGARET NELMS JOE RANSOM Fourth Row: BEN BISHOP EDITH COOK LUTHER BROWN VIVIAN PRICE GEORGE GARRISON Jlnnual Staff V Jlqnes Huckleberrq Editor Selbq Anderson Business Manager BLEVINS Sponsor MARY Jonas Third Row: THEO WEST PAUL VOSS GENE HUTTON WESLEY HUNNIC ALICE BARTON Fifth Row: VIVIENE POE TALBERT KERI MARTHA GRIFI ALPHA STANPI VIRGINIA HAL Pas. ,Q fn . sk we X, Wy E x ,Q ' . ww: ,. ,.g,..,,w3 ' - f QQ CHL-lrqelret qlelms College Beauhg Queen 'CEM-zo fmarsh 'LDC-:st High School Beautq Queen Q Fern Eva High School eaulq ueen Qgtlendants 7 Anna McCrarq Evans College ,-.,..,.., .,As US Georgia Tippie Lg Jeanne Tippie Song Birds and Tap Dancers Cowboqs f f Connors V Knotchie and TGdSiG MCCFQ-mg TRICK ROPERS 1 t, l - .... ,,,. V , 1 J I 5 5 1 . i i i Y 5 ! NELL WARFORD SYVENNA ROGSTAD OLLIE HULSE LOTTIE LEE LEWIS J. TAYLOR'S SISTER J. TAYLOR MITCHELL BLEVINS WOLFE JO-Y LAVENE JOHNSON BILLY JOHNSON LY JEANNE TIPPIE GEORGE TIPPIE BILLY JOYCE ENIERSON BILLY BOSS JONES NOBLE JR. BRYAN SUTTON JONES MAX HULSE RAYMON D JR. FINKLEA LEWIS FU DGE AND BROTHER ROBBIE MAE GRAHAM MONNIE HARVEY GRACE CHEEK ROBERT WOODS JESSIE SORNSEN JOE MOORE AND LADY FRIEND VICTOR WARFORD PAULA CULWELL MARGARET JACKSON LUTHER BROWN NELL WEAVER JANE LACEY H. MacDONALD'S SON BEN BISHOP TOM JOHNSON SCOTTIE COLLINS EDITH COOK MILDRED McKEE BILLY CLEMENTS VIRGIL OWINGS PAUL TURNER Sept. Sept Sept. Sept Sept Sept: Sept Sept. Sept Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept Sept. Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Galen ar of Events Y l-Dining hall opens and old acquaintance renewed. Oct. 2-New students and teachers arrive. 3-More students! The old place beams. Oct- 4-Enrollment begins, new students find their way Oct' around. 5-The old students enroll. Oct- 6-Students meet their classes and have plenty of work assigned. Oct' 7-Students assemble in the auditorium' for first con- Oct- vocation, and the faculty is introduced. 8-Happy group of Connors and teachers and 5.- Oct. ll-The Junior and Senior classes give an assembly program. 12-Senator jo Whitaker visits the college. 13-Connor Aggies win their third gain-el Defeated Okmulgee jr. College, 20-0. 14-Ouch! l wonder if I will pass those tests-by everybody. 15-I wonder why dormitory girls donit have any dates? 16-Ardeen Sanders certainly likes to pull turnips. l'7-Social Science club ,organizes with Mr. Emerson and Mr. Culwell sponsoring. l8' students assemble on campus for their annual get Oct. -Bathing Beauties were the features in assembly together party. fh1S IUOFU- 9-Everyone rushing from class rooms to dormitory OCL 19-P60P1CfhY0Uged to the PEP rally- holdlflg Sf0maChS-I Wflfldef- Oct. 20-Connors falls before the Miami Norseman. 10-I wonder why La Monde Dickerson isn't eating Oct. 21-Mr. Emerson and Mr. Elder go hunting. with the football boys. Oct. 22-Bingo. Knock the baby down-A carnival at ll-The girls spend the whole day in getting their Connors, rooms in apple pie order. Oct. 23mLeague Party. 12-The Boiler House gang holds the first meeting of Oct. 24,MiSS Rogstad organizes the Spanish Club. I3-ugerasgrachmlan ives t hoid fever Serum Oct. 25-Mrs. Huckleberry gathers in the Girl Reserves. ' g yp ' ' O-ct. 26-We all go home and Mrs. Lewis is seen OFF of the 14-Connors Press Club meets and elects staff Campus. is-ghfecgi' scouts hold their first meefln and Oct' 29'We are back again' elect officers. g Oct. 30-Iligyghtllgose teachers got something out of teachers 16-Kathryn johnson asks Mr. Emerson if tonight is ' - We , Ot- 353295.22 We l7-'3i??3TCf5iggef:JVxggzneaiislls begmmng to Show signs Nov. 1-glsesticliiaggtirglembers of the Forum debating society 18-My! Do the girls have sleeping sickness. Nope ' - G -there is the bell and that wget-ups, uget-uply, Nov. 2-The Murray Aggies stop Connors crow. 19-State Inspectors are visiting the- college today. gov- Zfplgeihweelfsfltesised t on m tests ,, 20'Dl' Coachman is her? again! Now. 5-Metliolggi Mgslionagyl Socieiy give a Nigger 21-Pep clubs were organized today. V' Minstrel in gym 22-Xgigrasl a blg weiner roast on the football field NOV. 6-The beginning of iihe1V1?l3mZtiCNi1L:?.a Q emn 23-The W. A. A. holds its first meeting today. NOV' 7 3IJ'g'th-gvnson an 1 re C 6' ar' g g 24-Everyone goes to Church, , Nov. 8-Will Rogers, congressman at large, visits student 25-The boys are seen chasing cows all over the body. campus. . D Nov. 9-Taylor Morgan and Alma Swaffer get hitched, 26-Agia. Emerson seems to be ln 3 terrible humor' Nov. 10-Glee clubs give an Armistice operetta. h 1 d - Nov. 11-'AI'ITllStlCe I ' ' v Segbfizfggfarg- Foodaige C ass preseme an as Nov. 12-f'Kincghurstl' is initiated into Kmghurst Hall. HE 28-R h. R h. B' P R ll ' h ll 15 3 Og' ,, hgdliceiirgamig ep a y In t 6 gym so We a Nov. 13-Dramatic Club selects play, f'Salt Water Taffy. 29-Connors opened their football Season easily NOV. 14-Home ECOflOl'Tl'lCS Clllb lI'llfl3feS SOTUC glI'lS. defeating Wetumka Jr. College, I3-O. Nov. 15- , , 30-Classes are dismissed all afternoon and students NOV- 15-WCSY COUHEC sets H NSW P15110 and Klnghllfs are allowed to go to the Muskogee Fair. N 17 ?ggfifgftg:1i giillglngis-to SEE a game - ov. - l- - I-ES? 505212126 Spending the Whole Weekend at the Nov. 18-lMr.hWindle doesn't bring home the bacon fro ' ' t t' tri . 2-I wonder 'why Bud Westfall is mowing the lawn NOV. 19--1-lie glatisnigke 3, the mounfain, this TUOTIUHE- Nov. 20--First play practice on f'Salt Water Taffy. 3-The library received a large group of new books Nov. 21-ME johnson talks to the annual staff and we ge this morning. url er WHY- - N . 22- . 4-Convocatlon at 10 bells' Ngxv. 23-Teasie and Louie are learning to make biscuits. I , Nov. 24-Connors wins easy victory over Bristow, 26-7. 6-Aggies defeat Wilburton 6-0. Hurrah! NOV, 25-Saturday and everybody sleeps, IF they ar 7-Miss Rogstad and Mrs, Kratz go horse back riding. N 26 not awakened. 8QMeal planning Class Serve? aj forma? breakfast' - Ngllf 27-Plans are started for a Christmas party by th 9-Do you suppose Iceon Nell is mowing the lawn in Social Science Club' Order to get excerlse? Nov. 28-A big Thanksgiving dinner is served. l 10-Pep clubs adopt constitutions. Nov. 29-Everyone goes home for Thanksgiving holidays. Pag Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec Dec. Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dcc. Dec Dec. Dec. ,Ian jan. jan. jan. Jan. jan. jan. Jan. Jan. Jan jan. Jan. jan. Jan. jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan ZH. an HTL ZITI. HIL an lan ZH. an. 311. eb eb eb eb eb eb. eb. eb. eb. eb. 3-Home again! 4-Girl Reserves have a meeting. 5-Spanish club plans a party. 6-Beauty Queen race is on! 7-The pennies are rolling in fast. 8-A cake walk. Q.. 10'-The annual is progressing. ll-Varsity team loses first game with Edmond, 12-Mr. Emerson tDean's brotherj from Tahlequah gives address. 13-Dramatic club presents Salt Water Taffyf' I4-Those three weeks tests again. 15-Another party. 16-Still another party. 17-Sunday School for all. 18-The Varsity team shows up-wins two games. 19-Social Science party. 20-Girl Reserves go caroling. 21-Football Carnival. Margaret Nelms wins beauty contest. 22-Glee Clubs present Christmas program. 23-Christmas Holidays and everyone goes home. l-New Year and oh, the resolutions. 2-The Dean forgets to meet his Government class. 3-Bell boys from Hartshorn entertain in assembly. 4-Annual drive started. 5-A weekend and only nine girls go home. 6-Date night and all calendars full. 7-Gee, but its cold. 8-Dramatic club plans tournament. 9-Socko, we defeated Wilburton 33-23 in basketball. 10-Convocation. ll-First semester is drawing to an end. 12-Enrollment starts. 13-Miss Wolfe and Miss Rogstad go Possum hunting. 14-Several new Students are in the dormitories. 15-New term starts with a bang. 16-Lessons! 17-Connors Varsity team wins over Cameron, 31-30. 18-Home Economics club has Valentine banquet. 19-We defeated Murray. 20-Murray retaliates and Connor loses a clean hard fought game. 21-Mr and Mrs. Huckleberry take dining hall girls to show. 22-Intramural basketball games. 23-Annual staff is burning the midnight oil! 24-Girl Reserves have initiation, 25-Basketball game with Okmulgee and beat them, 40-21. 26- 27-Faculty give students a party. 28, 29-Dramatic club meets. 30-Connors defeats Wilburton in a real snappy basket- ball game. The Barbarians give program in assembly. l-Two more victories over Murray on their court. 3-Boys return from Murray. G-Connors teachers play Mclntosh County teachers and lose. 7-School dismisses for teachers meeting. 12-Dramatics club starts practice on one act play. 13-Connors defeats Miami in a thriller game, 32-21. 14-The Varsity team celebrates the day by defeating Okmulgee. 15-Boys enter tournament at Muskogee. 16-Convocation. 17-18-Basketball tournament in gym. .31- Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. 19-Girl Reserves entertain guests from Muskogee. 20-Mid stares of intelligence the blank look of those flunking three weeks tests always crops out. 21-Aggie Barbarians present, An Arizona Cowboy. 22-The Boy Scouts give a Washington program. 244Tests are over. 25-Several new students arrive. 27-Checotah High School give an assembly program. March l-NSA is organized. New Social Activities every week. March 2-Murray defeated our boys today, but no decision was given. March 4-Mr. Emerson sponsored a picnic on the mount- ains. March 6-Wonder why two gals were washing windows at Kinghurst Hall, March 7-Home Economics club give an assembly program, March 8-The boys have a party in Hollaway Hall for the girls. March 9-A desered campus, nearly everyone' gone home Marc Marc Marc Marc Marc Marc Marc Marc Marc Marc Marc Marc Marc Marc Marc Marc April April April April April April April May May May May. for weekend. h 12-The Eufaula Girl Reserves entertain the College gir s. h 13-The Intramural basketball games are over. h I4-The Natural Science club has charge of assembly. h 15-Honkl HONK! An automobile party. h 16-Glee club presents The Pastry Cook and the Pirate. h 17-The third term starts. h 18-Another Sunday. h 19-The CWA fund has students at Connors. provided for twenty new h 20-Classes of last term start regular work. h 21-Stigler High School presents an assembly pro- gram. h 22-Muskogee Rotarians are guests at a banquet here. h 23-Dr. Conwill, President of Cameron college, ad- dressed the students. h 25-A Sunday School contest has started between boys and girls. h 28-A burlesque of the teachers is given in assembly. h 29-High school junior class presents, Here Comes Charlie. h 30-With the exception of 57 students, all have gone home for Easter, 1-Easter and April fool. Many jokes are being played. Ask Fred Duncan and Red Amberg what they had for supper. 2-The old place is lively once more. - 3-A baseball game between the boys at the dorm. 4-Three weeks tests are beginning to appear on the horizon. 5-The W. A. A. and Connor Belles sponsored a stunt program. 12-Faculty presents Tiger House a three act play. 17-High school seniors 'presents George In a jam. 1-May day and several girls received May baskets. 4-Sophomore College and Senior High School classes take a day to picnic. I3-Baccalaureate. H 14-President Johnson makes trip to Oklahoma City. May 15-Sophomore college class presents A College Town. May 17-We hate to leaeve, after all we have had a grand time! May 18-Everyone gone. Honor CRQII ANDERSON, SELBY AYERS, ROWENA BAKER, VIRGINIA BARTON, ALICE BROWN, LUTHER BISHOP, BENNY CANNON, JAMES CI-IEEK, GRACE CHERRY, VANCE CHUCULATE, HASTINGS DAVIS, JAMES DEVAULT, BONAR DIXON, OPAL GASTON, E. A, GREENAWALT, MARVIN HALL, DONALD HARVEY, MONNIE HUCKLEBERRY, AGNES HUNNICUTT, WESLEY MOORE, WINIFORD NELMS, MARGARET OWINGS, VIRGIL PIERSON, RAYMOND REAVES, OPAL SUE RANDOLPH, GENEVA ROCKETT, ROBERTA TAYLOR RUMSEY, DOTT B. 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Muskogee, Okla. ..ni.1un1u1.n...u1u..-..1.'1..1..1,.1..1..1 vm- 1 -un-un-im--uu-un-un--nn-nnlnni-na1nn...nu.-nu1n.1.,,1,,,,i,..1,,,,1,.,,..,..1,,.1.1.1 ... 1 A Complete Line of Drugs and Sundries Fountain Service Unique The Home of School Supplies Unusual Drug Store Service 7 Where You Are Always Welcome 7 CITY DRUG STORE Warner, Oklahoma 'UI' - - - - - - ---un-un-an-mf Tnn1un-un1uniun--nn-nninn-nu-un-unluu-nu-4, .ig ...m.....un1u.,1,,,,1nn....uu1.g1 1 1 1 1 .. -. uluniu 5 uinlnu.1nuiniuuinniunlunlu-limi..-.nn-I.- 3 i T H ONE OF MUSKOGEES PHOTOGRAPHS i Q oLDEsT LEADING FIRMS For Any Occasion I 7 L T. MILLER MiE?NER T L DIAMONDS-JEWELRY-LUGGAGE SSN ,555 2 L 212 West Broadway -9 5 : 2 , S jx Come ln and Visit With Us gg 'li Lg All Are Welcome Q'U0N,op-Vis Q 'I'-nn-1111 1:1--un-nn-nu-nu-u-1:1--11-141 u1n-u l M IS s H A R RIS 2 ? 'l' i 'i 'i'i ' ' , T T. O. BASS ST U D10 g 7 FURNITURE oo. 431 West Broadway T i 407-409 West Broadway Muskogee, Oklahoma i I MUSKOGEE OKLAHOMA I DEPENDABLE FURNITURE CAII Photographs In This Book , U . Were Made By This Studio.j St0VeS-RugS-LlT0leum- T T Floor Covering iliilllilllTlllTll1ITIHTIITIITIITIITUITUITNQ LSI!TllillilliilillvllTll1ll1!llh1llillTllll Pag Your Pat ..............-....,.1,,.1q'Lm..g.i,.....,..-...1..-..1,..1 Muskogee's Largest and Most Complete Department Store Welcomes ronage. We Trust That Our Merchandise Will Please Y 011 WOMEN'S AND CHILDRENS READY-TO-WEAR PIECE GOODS - SHOES - ACCESSORIES KELVINATOR ELECTRIC REERIGERATORS Calhoun DRY GGGDDS G0 Muskogee, Oklahoma W. L. BUCK co. I Okl 4, ,sion-uuinl-up-11111:-an 11111- 1 ' ' ,6- S Muskogee-:'s B t Store Q for Men and Boys If it's new you'll find it at the S 81 Muskogee, a. i Dealers In Equipment f All In and 5 Outdoor Games I Baseball-Tennis- Golf I I 'iw ' I 1 Z L 1 Al F h g R d i L d R 1 i Q Clothiers first 5. di Q. 'Glothiers A Splendid Store' in a Splendid City- --Style 1Service iQuality +Value est V l Under the Sun-Always I B -I -----1--- I--vl-IOP' 'f'-an--I1-u -11- u-u-n-n- -u-u- of 11..11uu1.m1.m1,m1.,,,1nu1m,1 1 1m DURNIL'S Headquarters FOR SMART --Merch andise- Ready-to-Wear Millinery and Shoes aa DURNIL'S 1,n1.,..1.u1'lll1uu1..1,,,,.....,.1nn1.1.,...,..1n 1 1 1 1..1,,.1 1 1u..1 1 1 ,,...m11m1 , wl,1nu1.m,1,m1,...1...,.., 1 ,,1.,.1uu1nm1,,,1,,,1 I Plumbing Heating Phone 40 THE O'CON N OR CO. Eugene O'Connor Muskogee, Okla. -m,1,,..1uu1,.u1,w.1.m1lm1pn1..,.1.m1m,1,.,,....,m1. 1,,n1,...1,,.1,m.1m.1,w1,,,1m.1uu1..,,1,,,.1m1 OKLAHOMA PRINTING CO. Phone 74 Muskogee, Oklahoma -,,..1m,1,,.,1.,....m.1.u,..1,...1u.1.u1,..1. 1. 1 ,1 1m,1111111..1111m1 We Carry Everything In Hardware - Implements - Dry Goods and Groceries Have the Best Produce Market in This Section of the Country GINNERS AND COTTON BUYERS Finklea Brothers Warner, Oklahoma 1.q1..1.n1II1I1,1,..1m.1,4,,-.,u1uu1,,,..u:l1,m1,,1,u1.u1..,1.,,1I.11..1..1.,1gu1..-111144.-.W1 .n1,4.1,,,1,,.1,.....,ilull.,uu1.un,nn1,,,,1,,g11u11I.linulnuiuu-.luignilgiuninullllllulglluulugi Ritz .. Broadway .. Yale THEATRES - Muskogee, Oklahoma Personal Direction PROCTOR AND MARSH uu,.nu--un--uu1un-1un--nu--un-nuiinminn1nn-nn1un-nu-nniun-nu-u4x1un-uninu-uu-nu-nu-nu-un-1nu1 GASOLINE MOTOR OIL DEPENDABLE R BARNSDAL PRODUCTS TIRES WORLD'S FIRST REFINER BATTERIES -...-..-I...m.-.m.-..-m.-11---I-ua-.lu-nu-nu-,I, .!..--m-u- - - - - - .- - - -nn-.ii 4, J. H. Shouse N. B. Shouse School Supply Co., Inc. L. Invite you to Visit Us Dealers In School, Opera and Church Furniture 7 615 North Main Street Muskogee, Oklahoma SHOUSE'S Department Store 305-307 West Broadway Muskogee, Okla. 4- -....-....-.n-....-...... -..-..-.......-..-..-ng. -!...i..-... ---------- .--....-4. .-.1.ln114:.-.uu-.nu...uuiuu1un1nu1:u..u..u ..I.11111-1..1..1l.........,.-lg.-m,-.ni.l .- ..ll-.uillllp-I.-...1l..-...lnl-. 1 111111,- A Complete Stock of New and Used Furniture Q I NELSON FURNITURE CO. 211 West Okmulgee MUSKOGEE, OKLAHOMA BILL ASKEW'S PRINT SHOP WILL L. CBillJ ASKEW, Proprietor Quality Printing and Embossing '607-608 Equity Building Telephone 1128 MUSKOGEE, OKLAHOMA J. M. BAILEY SEED COMPANY lG'5:i8!'al Quality Seeds IGEUI MUSKOGEE, OKLAHOMA ...uu1uu1nu1nn1un.1gu1qn..uu...lu-.-.n-.nu..u1u 1.1, .11.1..i,..1..1..1,.1..1,,.1,.,...-,...,, zn- Have You a T elephone? There is nothing more useful or necessary in your home than a Telephone. In any emergency the Telephone is your nearest friend. LEAVE YOUR ORDER TODAY WITH YOUR LOCAL EXCHANGE E. K. CROSS TELEPHONE CO. Warner Oktaha Braggs Wainwright .-.ll-uu1nu1uu..nu...n.-un.-.I1...-.,1......-.uul FAST MOTOR CO. 536 West Broadway N PHO ES SALES 640 SERVICE 4853 Dodge Brothers Motor Cars Trucks, Busses and Motor Coaches Automobile Repairing and Painting a Speciality MUSKOGEE, OKLAHOMA -nn-.uu1nn1un1u.-un.-nulun1-n..:n1n1qu1l-1 .1gU.-.1pg..nu.-u-.1niuninu-.nuinnlnn-.uuiunin COMPLIMENTS MUSKOGEE MILL Sz ELEVATOR CO. and BOWER GIN CO. NORTH MAIN STREET MUSKOGEE, OKLAHOMA -II-.5I-un--1-n1..1..i'.1..1Ili..-...lui TEEL'S LAUNDRY Complete Laundry and Dry Cleaning Service It pays to look well. PHONE 11 211 NORTH C MUSKOGEE OKLAHOMA 1nnin-inn,n-1niu.1..1,,,1.,,1,..1.,..,1-...gn McENTEE'S FOR OUTSTANDING BEAUTY OF DES1GN-QUALITY- VALUE TERMS FEATURING DIAMOND RINGS AND WATCHES Xxxxilxlllmjff x BROADVVAYR ai THIRD .-,,.1.gu1nl..1...1...iIli..-.nulnn-nu-un1n 1I41q.1..1,.-.u.1.,.....1,,.1.,......1I..-....,, OFFICE APPLIANCES CO. L. R. CHALMERS, Manager DEALERS - Royal Typewriters - Victor Adding Machines - AUTOMATIC DUPLICATORS Phone 1576 110 North Sth Street MUSKOGEE OKLAHOMA '-w--n--- ---------- M- -3. FURNISH YOUR HOME FROM HARBOUR'S Muskogee Furniture Rugs Stoves Radios Electric and Ice Refrigerators Sold On Easy Payments! COMPLIMENTS OF MAY BROTHERS MUSKOOEE OKLAHOMA '!'-..-.... ---------. ..- v BARNES BUILDING CIGAR STAND GLADYS FERNSIDE, Owner Newspapers-Periodicals Cigars-Candies Cold Drinks 4- -...-........-...-...-..-..-..-..-.1-..-..-.qu 4' .g'. 1.,.1,...1.i,.-.u1.u1i.,,1.u.1uni1..1.m.1uu1n 1 1 1.n1m,1...1..,1.,,...,,,,1..1,. 1 1 1 1 1 1uu1..,.....1.n......1.... 1 1 Walgreen Co. DRUGS WITH A REPUTATION J. L. Crockett, R. Ph. SCO W. Broadway Muskogee, Okla. Phone 705 Muskogeels Newest Drug Store A Complete Line of Drugs, Sundries, and Sickroom Necessities SPECIAL ATTENTION TO ALL PRESCRIPTIONS Registered Pharmacist On Duty At All Times MEET ME AT k27o.lgreen's Where Friends Meet nu1,m.1,,,,1u.1.,..,....,.,1m.1u...,m.-,m1,.,.1..,1.m. WARNER GARAGE General Repair Service National Tires and Hi-Volt Batteries Accessories Wrecker Service Phone 31 Warner Oklahoma m1...1,l1..1..1,,n1,..1..,.1.,..1,..,1,,,,1,,,.1,. PIPE, VALVES, FITTINGS, PLUMBING FIXTURES, PUMPS, SEWER TILE I I CRANE CO. Muskogee, Okla. H1,,1,.,.1,,,1.11.1,,1..1,,.1,.1,1q1,,1,i,1.,1 .-.. rt.-mg. LEATHER HEELS Lead the Fashion Parade Choose them because they go with everything, from tailored suits to silk frocks . . because they wear . . and because this season they are the fashion. . . pumps or ties . . EO other new styles in all materials -Specially priced at 53.95. USE OUR LAY AWAY PLAN 100 NEW PURSES Specially Priced 31.00 Field 2l7 YV. Broadway Muskogee, Oklahoma -un1nu1.un-un1uu1nn1nn1.u1.u..un..nu...un1uu1n i.1m.1,....lm...,m.1..,1,..1,.,,1.m1.m1,m1,,g1.un1..,, BROWN PRODUCE COMPANY WHOLESALE FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Shippers Oklahoma Triumph Potatoes Muskogee, Oklahoma ...HI1 1,1..1g.1,,.1.,1..1..1.n1.11 1u.1,, H1,H1.I1it.1M1,.11..1..1,1.1,,,1,,1,,1,,,1,,,, If this has told something on you, Something not exactly true Don't get peeved. Don't call the staff a dirty name, Vowing yet to crawl its frameg Youlve been slandered just the same Don't get peeved. Say you don't care a whit, laugh and joke a little bit, Don't get peeved. Show that of humor you've a pile Call to your lips a weary smile, For somethings been stretched a mile Don't get peeved. I ....-ma. +...-.......-..-..-..-..i-..-..-......-........-. uu- Pael Q. it ---- ---- ----- a - - -I- COMPLIMENTS H. E. ETCH LUMBER DEALER 316 North Main Street Muskogee, O -we -w- - -- -H-'-'t-r--i-i-i- af- ! l Compliments of Q i l l 'i 5 Bdaaeif l Engraving GOWPHUU 2 i 2 I I 5-in 7 i All Senior High School and College Sophomore Rings 5 and Announcements Were Furnished By Us. l l ' I l l 1 Oklahoma Citq, Oklahoma 1 -...,-..,....,,-,.,......,.-...,-..,,-..........-.....,.-,,,.-asm .5....,. 11:u-tu:-nn-ml--nuinn-ttn-nniuui-nnuiun-uni 1nu1M,1,,g1.un1,u1n::1m...u....m,1.,,,1..,.1 klahoma n1.m..- 1 1..1u.,....m1,m.....m..-.m.1 1 1 1 Aim High Bite off more than you can chew, Then chew itg Undertake more than you can do, Then do itg Hitch your wagon to a star, Hold your seat and there you are. 1:11.11 1 1uu14,,,..,,,,.1m.1,m1tuu1 1 11, Teachers fWlTH APOLOGIES TO JOYCE KILMER7 I think I shall never see A teacher who looks good to me A teacher whose hard mouth is prest Into lines that never approve a jestg A teacher who looks at'me all day And even haunts my hours of playg Uipon whose brow a frown is lain Who views my efforts with disdain. 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