Delta State University - Broom Yearbook (Cleveland, MS)

Text from Pages 1 - 118 of the 1935 volume:

h II £-2 2 ' _ s crC v. 2- MI55ISSIPP1 DELTA STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE CLEVELAND.MISS. Copyright, 1935 By Lucille Haynes Editor-in-Chief Kathleen O ' Fallon Business Manager Cpublished by the £euior Glass ith the co-operation of 13ke faculty and Student (Body of the (Delta State teachers Qollege, Qleveland, 3){ississippi dVlnztzzn, Jhixtij- jl e In Books lies the soul of the whole Past Time; the articulate audible voice of the Past, when the body and the material substance of it has al- together vanished like a dream. . . . All that mankind has done, gained, or been; it is lying in magic preser- vation in the pages of Books. — Carlyle. When the body and material substance of the Past has vanished like a dream, may this seventh volume of The Broom be a treasured reminder of that Past. ozztvoz A To Dr. Cory C. Dobbs, Ph.D.. for his friendly interest in the students and for his faithfulness to the Delta State Teachers College we gratefully dedicate this seventh volume of The Broom. J Eaiaatiori We, the members of the Editorial Staff of The Broom, take this opportunity to express our love and appreciation to Mrs. Etta Eckles Pace, whose never ceasing enthusiasm in all she undertakes and whose unlimited interest in all that touched the life of the student body have been an inspiration to all who know her. 2 C jjljl ZEdatLon hi 7=g 3n fftemorp of Ciltitr jfloore ittarrtj29, 1910 0lay I, 1935 mm now jDxoom y s.moxial rfamini txation Sudcuna Wa.nA JiJL CLvdanA Jialt a, J .Scott ( 2 inuicj J4al[ Ijbzooni A [£,mo%iaL zzfydrnLni±biatLon JDuiLdCng Scott fining czHalt C nbiancE to LLLzuzLand cJjail CLueLylcL Jiatl and Scott fining JiaCC czTfaxuEE cz7jall JLiuLnq cJ oom rWtttuun lUion DtdJ y, = . J ZPushLnt lisan of fucufhj Wirt Alfred Williams, A. M. Head of Department of History Carey C. Dobbs, D.Sc. Head of Department of Science Kenneth L. Daughrity, A. M. Head of Department of English Deborah May Hickey, Ph.D. Head of Department of Mathematics Chauncey B. King, B. Mus. M. S. Head of Department of Music Ethel King, Ed.M. Acting Head of Department of Physical Education Grace Gaw, M. A. Acting Head of Department of Fine Arts Sapah Harrell, A. M. Dean of Women faculty Laurie Doolittle, B. S. Director of Elementary Demonstration School Katie Durelle Mauldin. A. M. Registrar Albert Lkon Young, Ph.D. Education ' ' XI- Gertrude Estill Eckford, A. M. Supervisor of Secondary Demonstration Schools Elizabeth C. Stamps, A. M. Home Economics Georgia Lee Taium, Ph.D. Social Science Evelyn Allen Hammett, A. M. Languages and Literature Myra O ' Brien, A. B., B. L. S. Librarian faculty Herman Zimoski, A. B. Health and Physical Education Mary Margaret Fulger, B. A. Languages and Literature Maxine Elizabeth Boggan, M. A. Fine Arts Inez Ray Wells, M. A. Coynmerce Elizabeth Garth, M. A. French and Physical Education (On leave of Absence) Austin L. Shipman, M. A. Social Science Theodore Burdine, M. A. Science and Mathematics Emerald Garrett Ballard, M. A. English (On leave of Absence) faculty Maud Cain, M. A. Demonstration Schools Dorothy McLain Causey, M. A. Demonstration Schools Marian Vories, B. E. Demonstration Schools Louise Boykin Sigler, B. S. Demonstration Schools Marietta Downs Secretary Ethel Gillespie Matron Ward Hall Ethel Crawley Matron Cleveland Hall Mary Jane Haynes Dietitian faculty Richard Lee Caylor, M. A. Science Anna Prince Pittman, M. A. Languages and Literature Annftta McDevitt, B. Mus. Music Elizabeth Exum Matron Hardee Hall Gladys Castle, B. S. Secretary to Dean James Sigler Engineer . Virginia Louise Thompson, A. Secretary to President Mrs. Baxter Wilson. B. S. Demonstration Schools faculty cLdsse SENI9RS Senior Glass Officers Upton Reynolds - President Ruth Fcrtenberry Vice-President Lamar Beevfrs Secretary-Treasurer Dr. Carey C. Dobbs Spa Glass of Nineteen thirty - jfive Eloise Barwick Anguilla Glee Club, 3; Class Play, 3; Delta Play- house, 1, 4. Annice Bearden Okolonct Transfer from M. S. C. W. Elementary Club, 4. Lamar Beevers Cleveland Football, 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain, 4; Basketball, 1, 3, 4; Baseball, 1, 2, 3, 4; Secretary-Treasurer of Senior Class, 4; Nature Club, 3; Tennis, 2. Mrs. Julia Bishop Canton Elementary Teachers Council, 3, 4. Glass of Nineteen jhiHy- ive Olga Bowles Rolling Fork Transfer Hillman College; Senior Chaperone, 4; Pageant, 3; Nature Club, 3, 4. Mary Dell Burford Greenville Transfer Blue Mountain B. S. U., 2, 4; An- nual Staff, 4; Nature Club, 4; Pageant, 2; Ele- mentary Club, 4. Thelma Chapman Shelby All-Star Basketball, 2, 3; All-Star Soccer, 2; Pageant, 2, 3; Elementary Club, 3, 4, Secre- tary, 4. Velma Crawford McComt Transfer Holmes Junior College; Girl ' s Honor Council, 1; Y. W. C. A., 1, President, 2, 3; French Club, 1; Methodist Students Union, 1, 2, 3; Elementary Teachers Council, 2, 3; Orches- tra, 2, 3; Pageant, 2. Glass of Nineteen thirty - ive Lillie Crenshaw Charleston Glee Club 1; All-Star Basketball, 1, 2, 3; All- Star Soccer, 1, 2, 3; All-Star Track, 1; Tumbling Team, 1 ; Sophomore Commission, 1 . Spanish Club, 1. Home Economics Club, 3, 4. Elementary Club, 3, 4; Piroutte Club, 2, 3, 4; Methodist Council, 1, 3, 4; Y. W. C. A., 3, 4; Add-a-Plate Shield, 4. Mary Helen Dreaden Cleveland Latin, 1; Pageant, 1, 2. Richard Eddy Inverness Transfer Sunflower Junior College; Secretary Junior Class, 3; Delta Playhouse, 4; Student Cab- inet, 4; Honor Council, 4; Debating Club, 4; Baseball, 4. James Flack Crosby President Student Body, 3; Student Cabinet, 2, 3, 4, President, 4; President of Class, 2; Men ' s Council, 2, 3; President Y. M. C. A., 2, 3, 4; Football, 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain, 3; Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain, 3; Baseball, 2, 3, 4; Tennis, 1, 2, 3, 4, Singles Champion, 1, 3; Best All-Round Athlete, 2; Most Versatile, 3; Most Popular, 4; Winston Scholarship, 4; King Carnival Ball, 4; Baptist Student Union, 1, 2; Glee Club. 1. 2, 3, 4; Orchestra, 4. Glass of Nineteen thirty - ive Ruth Fortenberry Boyle All-Star Soccer, 1; All-Star Basketball, 1; All- Star Track, 1, 2; Pageant, 1, 2, 3; Elementary Club, 4; Vice-President of Senior Class, 4; Glee Club, 1, 2; President Honor Council, 3; President Student Body, 4; Student Cabinet, 4; Most Pop- ular Girl, 3; Class Play, 2; Senior Chaperone, 4; Pirouette Club, 4; Home Economics Club, 4; Sponsor Football Team, 4. Percy Funchess Osykd Transfer Copiah-Lincoln Junior College; Miss Delta Staff, 4; Dleta Playhouse, 4; Elementary Club, 3, 4; Debate Club, 3; Orchestra, 3, 4. Reba Garrett Transfer Clarke Memorial College; Nature Club, 4; Home Economics Club, 4; Soccer Team, 3, 4; Baseball, 3; Basketball Team, 3. Roy Griffin Clei eland Transfer Mississippi State; Football, 2, 3, 4; Basketball, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club. 3. (5 ss of Nineteen thirty - jFive Mrs. J. D. Hale Cleveland Elementarv Teachers Council, 3, 4. Sarah Harris Utica Transfer Hinds Junior College; College Glee Club, 4; Delta Playhouse, 3, 4; Elementary Teachers Council, 4; Y. W. C. A., 3, 4. Henry Harrison Moorhead Transfer Sunflower Junior College; Debating, 4; Debating Team, 4. Lucille Haynes Cleveland Vice-President Freshman Class; Football Spon- sor, 1, 2; Delta Playhouse 1, 2, 3, Vice-President, 3, Secretary, 2; Elementary Teachers Council, 2, 3, President, 3; Glee Club, 3; Student Cabinet, 3, Vice-President, 3; Pageant, 2; Best All-round Delta Staff, 4; Delta Playhouse, 4; Elementary Student, 2; Delta Playhouse, 4; Miss D. S. T. C, 3; Senior Chaperone, 3; Editor-in-Chief of The Broom, 3. Glass of Nineteen thirty -tjfive Mary Maude Hill Houston Transfer M. S. C. W.; Pageant, 3; Glee Club, 3, 4; Chorus, 3; Orchestra, 3; Secretary Girl ' s Honor Council, 4; Home Economics Club, 4; Elementary Teachers Council, 3, 4. Jane Huttenlocher Fayette Pageant, 3; Student Cabinet, 1; Miss Delta Staff, 1; Senior Chaperone, 4; French Club, 1; Pirouette Club, 4; Delta Playhouse, 4; Home Economics Club, 4; Most Beautiful Girl, 3, 4. Isabel Jones Marks Transfer Northwest Junior College; Nature Club, 4; Elementary Teachers Council. 4; Soc- cer Team, 4; Tumbling Team, 3. Mary Janet Kimbriel Drew Transfer Womans College; Glee Club, 4. Class of Nineteen thirty ' - Jfive Virginia Clyde Litton Cleveland Delta Playhouse, 2, 3, 4; Debating Club, 3; President Methodist Student Union. 3 Miss Del- ta Staff, 4; Best Actress, 4. Louise Mitchim Ruleville Secretary-Treasurer Freshman Class; Pageant, 1, 3; President Junior Class; Secretary Debating Club, 3; Debating Club, 3, 4; Miss Delta Staff, 4; Winston Scholarship, 4; Art Editor, The Broom, 4; Delta Playhouse, 4; Pirouette Club, 4. Daisy Clyde Moses Vaiden Transfer Holmes Junior College; Home Eco- nomics Club, 3, 4; Nature Club, 4. Louise McCullar Lambert Transfer M. S. C. W. Girls ' Honor Council, 4; Annual Staff, 4; Sponsor Football Team, 4. Glass of Nineteen thirty - ive Kathleen O ' Fallon Centerville Transfer Silliman College; President Nature Club, 3, 4; All-Star Basketball, 3, 4; All-Star Soc- cer Team, 3, 4; All-Star Baseball Team, 3; Tum- bling Team, 3; Business Manager The Broom, 4. Tom Harper Parks Drew Orchestra, 1, 2, 3; Y. M. C. A. 4. Letha May Pearson Blaine Transfer Sunflower Junior College; Glee Club, 4; Pageant, 3; Elementary Teachers Council, 4; Home Economics Club, 4. Nellie Kate Pennebaker Inverness Transfer Sunflower Junior College; Class Play, 3; Senior Chaperone, 4. Glass of Nineteen thirty - ive Frances Pittman Ruleville Transfer Blue Mountain; Delta Playhouse, 4; Class Play, 4. Nancy Potts Ackerman Transfer M. S. C. W.; Glee Club, 4; Delta Singers, 4; Debate, 4. Upton Reynolds Clarksdale Transfer Sunflower Junior College; Cheer Leader, 3; Wittiest Boy, 3; Debating Club, 3; Debating Team, 4; President Senior Class, 4; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, 4. Emmy Ruth Smith Ruleville Transfer Sunflower Junior College. Glass of SNineteen thirty - jfive Ralph Smith Booneville Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain, 4; Football, 1, 2; Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Men ' s Honor Council, 2, 3, President, 3; Men ' s Quartet, 3; Vice-Presi- dent Junior Class; Most Handsome, 3; Best Dressed, 4; Nature Club, 3, 4; Delta Singers, 4; Athleitc Editor of The Broom, 4; Y. M. C. A., 4. John Edward Sullivan Winona Transfer Sunflower Junior College; Football Team, 3, 4; Vice-President Boy ' s Honor Coun- cil, 4. Lena Mae Tyer Mahina Elementary Teachers Council, 4; Pageant, 1, 2; French Club, 1. Hazel Tyler Itta Bend Transfer Sunflower Junior College; B. S. U. Council, 4; Pageant, 3. Ql ss of SNineteen thirty -tjive Lois Katherine Varner Moorhead Transfer Sunflower Junior College; Glee Club, 4; Pageant, 3; Elementary Teachers Council, 4: Home Economics Club, 4; Delta Singers, 4. Earle Ward Rolling Fork Glee Club, 3, 4; French Club, 1; Home Eco- nomics Club, 4; Elementary Teachers Council, 4; Pageant, 1, 2; Pirouette Club, 3. Jane Elizabeth Wesson Fordyce, Arkansas Transfer M. S. C. W.; Nature Club, 4; Pi- rouette Club, 4; All-Star Soccer, 4; All-Star Bas- ketball, 4. Louise Womack Booneville All-Star Soccer, 1, 2, 3; Captain, 2, 3; All- Star Basketball, 2, 3, 4; Captain, 4; All-Star Baseball, 3; All-Star Tumbling, 2, 3; Athletic Captain, 2, 3, 4; Girls ' Honor Council, 4; Pag- eant, 1; French Club, 1; Miss Delta Staff, 4; Sponsor Football Team, 3, 4; Most Popular Girl, 4. Glass of Nineteen hirty- jfive Ruth Black Isola Transfer M. S. C. W. Hubert Spears Lombardy Transfer Sunflower Junior College; Football 3, 4; Basketball, 3, 4; Baseball, 3. Mary Alice Wofford Drew Transfer M. S. C. W.; Music Club, 3; Glee Club, 4; Pirouette Club, 4. Glass of Nineteen thirty - ive Class of SNineteen %hirty-§ix Bernice Kennady McCool Rubye King Inverness Elmarie Lacey Tchula Dick Lane Greenville Archie Lorrance Cleveland Lillian Mack Marks Clara Marcus Jonestown Justina Moore Indianola Maude Alice Murphy Indianola Pauline McCulloch Charleston Edna Margaret Neff Catchings Elizabeth O ' Bryant Batesville Glass of Nineteen hirtySix i Katherine Rea Meridian Annie Bess Roberts West Point Eddie Earline Russell Schlater Robert H. Sanders Indianola Jennie Mae Shelton Lambert Nora Sligh Kingsland Miriam Thompson Benoit Victoria Townsend Schlater Elizabeth Walker Morgan City Mildred Williams Inverness George WofforV Drew Doris Youngblood Glen Alia Glass of Nineteen Thirty-Six SOPHtylQRE Sophomore Glass Officers Linwood Ingram President Anita Sanders Vice-Preside Mr. Kenneth L. Daughrity ... Sponsor Glass of Nineteen thirty Seven Anne Akin Greenville Alline Andre X ' S Liberty Evelyn Baird Tchul, Lynn Baker Water Valley Mabel Bernreuter Kosciuskc Elizabeth Ann Bizzell Litton George Boozer Boyle Travis Boykin Lone Oak, Texas Ardell Castle Kilmacheal Kitty Castle Kilmache Luper Cole Belzoni Eleanor Coleman Clevelanc Glass of SNineteen %kirty-%even Glass of Nineteen thirty - $ even Linwood Ingram Cleveland Catherine Jackson Oakland Frances Lamar Lambert Joe Lamb Courtland Eloise Lavendar Charleston Mary Kate Meador Cleveland Eloise Minor Calhoun Citv Dorothy McCaleb Cleveland Augusta Nason Mathi: Anita Sanders Glen Alle James Sanders Tippo Glass of SNineteen thirty Seven Glass of SNivieteen Thirty-Seven 2S 1 ' freshmen Glass Officers James Oscar Crutchfield President Helen Fox Vice-President Warrene Smith Secretary Phyllis Knight Treasurer Dr. A. L. Young Sponsor Glass of Nineteen thirty-flight Vivian Alexander James Arnold Virginia Barber .Wii Nell Beadel Shelby- Pontotoc Benoit W. D. Bennett Rosedale Countess Berry Br Helen Burnett Batesville Virginia Butler Duncan Carpenter Cleveland 5erta Mae Chapman Hermanville Walter Shands Chapman Hermanville Mary Ruth Church Leland Glass of Nineteen thirty Sight Terry Collette Rolling Fork Evelyn Conger Gunnison James Oscar Crutchfield Boyle Clinton Darby Charle Dorothy Day Anguilla Roberta Donaldson Pontotc Maxine Ellison Tchula Helen Fox Charleston Frances Franklin Ruleville Cely Gibbons Tutwiler I.ottye Grelnlee Kilmacheal Vivian Gilley Hollandale Glass of SNineteen Thirty-Sight Dorothy Haag Gunnison Catherine Jamison Marks Charleen Johnson Sardis Elizabeth Kennedy Drew John Calvin King Greenville Phyllis Knight Vance Katherine Lamb Winona Virginia Marx Hollandale Mary McKey Utica Marion Alice Owen Cleveland Frances Parnell Pace Frank Pinscn Ackerman Glass of Nineteen Thirty-Sight Theresa Raper. . . Duck Hill Ava Sanders Glen Allen Louise Sanders Cleveland r, Hamilton Shadduck Rosedale Jewell Sims Pontotoc H . ' - Warrene Smith Benton J Sara Smythe Batesville v - y Elizabeth Spencer Pontotoc Leoda Taylor Pace  , M Adelle Walters Gunnison Marjorie Ward Cleveland v ' I By Hazel Wilson Itta Bena Glass of SNineteen thirty Sight Miss C D. S- £ G- £,ucille Hayries Jft(ost (Beautiful tfjane Huttenlocher Jtyost (Beautiful (Doris c Ybuugblood m s .■t ?V . L A(ost c Beautiful (Jrank Cpinsoii Sa SY(ost talented Boy Cjeorge H offord y)(ost talented Qirl SNora § ligh yy(ost Oharming Katherine ??ea Stfast (popular girl £ouis c (o)oinack (Best All-CRpimd § tudent (Rush =Howell _ y)(ost (-popular Boi) ames ' Jlack ■-- c Best JZooking ( B jij Raines ganders (Best Pressed girl (abel Bernreuter ' Best Dressed (Boy c T{alph § mitli c Best Athlete £uper Gole H ittiest Boij Glinton t-Darby y)fost Dijprcal Jreshman Hamilton §hadduck Wittiest §irl SNancy Cpotts ames ' Jlach and ( Doris ( Yoitngblood King and Queen of the Qarnival Ball Student Cabinet James Flack President Lucille Haynes Harris Hester Vice-Preside Secretary-Treasurer Ruth Fortenberry Ottis Ballad Richard Eddy Rush Howell Qirls 3 ( 3Konor Gouncil Marion Anding President Evelyn Baird Vice-President Mary Maude Hill Secretary Endama Vickers Tr Elsie Telfair Dorothy McCaleb Virginia Ditto Helen Fox Elizabeth Walker Elizabeth O ' Bryant Louise Womack Louise McCullar yy[en ' s Honor (Bouncil • Edwin Million President Edward Sullivan Vice-President Lynn Smith Secretary-Treasurer Richard Eddy Gforce Wofford Prentiss McLaurin Lillian Mack President Elizabeth O ' Bryant Vice-President Elsie Telfair Secretary-Treasurer Elmarie Lacey Program Chairman Y.W.CA.-Y.M.C.A. James Flack President (p w ' 1 Georgi Wofford Vice-President I B ' : , A II Ottis Ballard Secretary y. Mr. A. L. Shipman ... . , Sponsor I . i Eddie Earline Russell Jane Huttenlocher Lillie Crenshaw Earl Ward Ardell Castle Kitty Castle Mrs. Elizabeth Stamps Sponsor cZaonomiai Eloise Minor President Frances Parnell Tfrry Collette Daisy Moses Ruth Fortenberry Lois {Catherine Varner Evelyn Baird cu wL z jM m. h yyfethodist Student Hlnion Qouncil George Wofford President Virginia Litton Endama Vickers Elmarie Lacey Percy Funchess Lillie Crenshaw Edward Ingram Elizabeth O ' Bryant Miss Evelyn Hammett Sponsor Baptist Student Pinion Council Marian Anding Preside Rosamond Lockett Geneva Caffey Hazel Tyler Secretary Inez Callaway Frances Lamar Treasurer Katherine Rea Melbourne Miller Miss Georgia Lee Tatum Vice-President Sponsor JPjmMm Arh L yy[iss c Delta § taff Dick Lane Editor-in-Chief Linwood Ingram Business Manager r P m ' f 1 Endama VrcKERS Associate Editor k t?W JBk Ottis Ballard Associate Editor M I; wf mm «% Louise Mitchim Literary Editor ■ fete , ' W Virginia Ditto Literary Editor v _ Nora Sligh Feature Editor Robert H. Sanders Feature Editor iHB  .jj 1 j Virginia Litton . . . Literary Editor I ■   Louise Womack Sports Editor Kathleen O ' Fallon Sports Editor Lottye Greenlee Reporter 2 - Jane Huttenlocher Dramatics SNature Qlub Mr. R. L. Cayloh Sponsor Kathleen O ' Fallon President Dick Lane Vice-President Ottis Ballard Secretary-Treasurer Ralph Smith Vivian Alexander Lottye Greenlee Isabel Jones Rosamond Lockett Jane Wesson Dorothy Haas Evelyn Conger Catherine Jamison Helen Fox Keith Smith Edna Margaret Neff Virginia Butler Daisy Moses Olga Bowles Justina Moore Reba Garrett Mary Dell Burford Catherine Rea §irk (flee Glub Bernice Kennady Lola Nason Margaret Hamilton Miss Annetta McDevitt Dorothy Day Evelyn Baird Ardell Castle Lois {Catherine Varner Lucille Haynes Mary Opal Janoush Earle Ward Mary Ruth Church Hazel Wilson President Librarian . . Accompanist Director Mary Effie Turner Eddie Earline Russell Shirley Wynn Margaret Bennett Augusta Nason Edrie Allen Nancy Potts Mary Maude Hill Elizabeth Bryson Slementary teachers (Souncil Lucille Haynes President Percy Funchess Vice-President Thelma Chapman Secretary Ruth Fortenberry Treasurer Miss Laurie Doolittle Sponsor Endama Vickers Rachel Everett Clara Marcus Velma Crawford Annicf Bearden Ollye Hobgood Mary Maude Hill Mrs. O ' Berst Earle Ward Mrs. Julia Bishop Lois Katherine Varner Inez Calloway Letha Mae Pearson Isabel Jones Virginia Butler Mrs. Causey Charleen Johnson Miss Maud Cain Miss Maxine Boggan Miss Marian Vories Mrs. J. D. Hale Lillian Mack Marietta Gilley Mary Dell Burford Lillie Crenshaw Verna Sue Carver Sarah Harris Elizabeth Spencer Lena Mae Tyer Dorothea Sligh Theresa Raper - «- I • - ' i? (Debating Glub Henry Harrison President Robert H. Snaders Vice-President Endama Vickers Secretary-Treasurer Lynn Baker Critic Louise Mitchim Miss Mary Margaret Fulger Sponsor Ollye Hobgood Ottis Ballard Richard Eddy Nora Sligh Clinton Darby Katherine Rea Nancy Potts W. D. Bennett Margaret Hamilton George Wofford (Delta I f Cplayhouse Miss Mary M. Fulger Sponsor MEMBERS Doris Youngblood President Lucille Haynes Vice-President Annie Bess Roberts Secretary Edward Ingram Treasurer Anita Sanders Linwood Ingram Nason Brock Aline Andrews Louise Haney Nancy Hutson Victoria Townsend Endama Vickers Jimmie Sanders Eloise Barwick Evelyn Conger Ava Sanders Elsie Telfair Louise Mitchim Ollye Hobgood Majorie Ward Dorothy Day Robert H. Sanders Margaret Erwin Blinny Carpenter Edna Margaret Neff Marion Alice Owen Virginia Litton Rosamond Lockett Frances Franklin Julia Lynn Howell c (Dpie ( Broom § taff Lucille Haynes Editor-in-Chief Kathleen O ' Fallon Business Manager Louise Mitchim Art Editor Elizabeth O ' Bryant Asst. Business Manager Miss Grace Gaw Sponsor c fie Broom § taff Clara Marcus Assistant Business Manager Mary Dell Burford Assistant Art Editor Jane Huttenlocher Feature Editor Richard Eddy Feature Editor Ralph Smith Athletic Editor Rosamond Lockett Photographic Editor Louise McCullar Senior Editor Orris Ballard Junior Editor Virginia Ditto Sophomore Editor Dorothy Haag Freshman Editor yy(iss SY(ary Brooke Kethley yy(ascot Athletic (-Directors Miss Ethel Cain Acting Head of Physical Education Department V Coach Herman Zimonski Director of Physical Education for Men Mr. A. L. Shipman Chairman of Athletic Committee (jfootball §)qimd Coach Henry Zimoski Roy Griffin Ben Hardy Alfred Butler Francis Sturgeon Howard Aylward Edward Sullivan James Flack Dan Beadel Milton Gary Mr. A. L. Shipman Berlin Griffin Delbert Griffin Lamar Beevers Mascot Henry Zimoski Philip Hicks A. P. Brown Travis Boykin Claude Kelly George Boozer Hubert Spears Luper Cole Aubry Fellows James McKenzie Red Brown Kelly Mitchim Robert Taylor William Fortenberry Terrell Melton Lynn Baker tjfootball cS wat 1. Captain Lamar Fat Beevers Tackle Fat ' s four years of invaluable service in the Delta line won for him the captaincy for his final year. His presence was a stimulant to the whole team. When he flung himself into the line great was the crash. There will be something unusual miss- ing from the line yext year in Captain Beevers ' indomitable spirit which will not be forgotten in the rush of the coming seasons. 2. James Flack End and Back A cleaner player, a better sportsman and a harder fighter never played football for Delta State. Flack ' s sportsmanship on the campus as well as on the field won for him many honors. He is no doubt one of the best all-round athletes Delta State has ever had. His ability won for him the honor cf All Conference End in 1933 and again on second team in 1934. 3. Jack Red Brown Back A flashy back of splendid material, Red has been a valuable player for the Statesmen. Here ' s to another successful year for Red. 4. Milton Gary Back Milton was ever ready for action. His one year with the Statesmen showed us what he can do, and what he will do in the future. We ' re betting on you, Milton. 5. Talmadge Heard Heard ea and has White. ] his letter ne to us from Raymond Juni nother year to fight for the e is a most dependable back Back College. 6. Robert Taylor Back A transfer from S. J. C, and he came to us with One year of his service has dependable ground gainer Bo- the fight in hin shown us what vert is. Watch for hii lii.-it;. 7. A. P. Peter Brown End Peter hard 8. Kelly Mitchim Back Kelly made n good showing in making a letter for his first year. He ' s got plenty of weight, fight, punch, and grit. Here ' s to another suc- cessful year with Delta for Kelly ! 9. James McKenzie Back ■ loyalty to aid 10. Terrell Melton Back Melton ' s playing won for him loud acclaim and praise from both student body and visitors. His line plunging has seen no equal on the field. 11. Hubert Dog Dog came to Spears Tackle ! to us from Sunflower Juni an exceptional record, and he has 11 expectations. Apparently made o played in every game his two yean 12. Lynn Squat Baker Gu Short and wide, tiger. B aker wi ference guard small man. but the fight of a chosen Mississippi Valley Con- second team for 1934. 13. Francis Sturgeon . . Back Sturgeon was a hard fighter. Another year or two ought to make him one of Delta ' s best men. 14. Ben Hardy End A transfer from Raymond Junior College. Ben is going strong and is making a strong bid for regular first place next year. 15. George Boozer Tackle It is men of Boozer ' s type who help to build a good team. There are lots of football players, but only one George Boozer. 16. Berlin Santa Griffin Center Although Santa was not a regular he showed much determination. He encouraged the team with his fignt. Watch out for Santa next year. 20. Travis Boykin Travis did his part building Delta Roy Griffin Guard A hard fighter and plenty of what it takes. Ed Little Pup Sullivan Also ... Guard head, Ed has played his last game for Delta. Many years will pass before Delta will see another guard as sturdy and dependable as Ed. Philip Tarzan Hicks Tackle A big man and a hard worker revelling in action. He was a tower of strength on defense. He plaved the game — a stellar game — in every con- flict. 21. William Papa Fortenberry Not a swifter Delta State tha ning, and powe 22. Aubry Droopy Fellows Back e. light- Guard pod ! hreiu -. the 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. Claude Chicago Kelly Center Fast and powerful, truly a football player, Kelly was a pedestal at his position. He is a four year letter man. Howard Aylward Back Aylward ' s faithfulness to the practices and to the team helped build a good team. Lupfr Lightning Cole Back A flashy back of splendid material, Lupe was a triple threat man. Speeding down the field past his opponent was his hobby. Alfred Butler Guard Butler is just a freshman, but he has the mak- ings of a good player. Guard vho helped make the Dan Beadel Beadel is another fres team what it was. Delbert Doc Griffin End An excellent defensive man. Doc was always consistent and not lacking in ability. He was an extraordinary pass receiver. 1 (-Basketball §,quad Dock Griffin Forward Berlin Griffin Forward Capt. Ralph Smith Center Lamar Beevers Guard James Flack Guard Hubert Spears Guard Talmadge Heard Forward A. P. Brown Center Roy Griffin Forward Claude Kelley Guard (jirFs (physical Education Girls Athletics Girls who excel in a sport make an all-star team. Those who make two all-star teams are awarded a plate in the sports. Those receiving four plates are awarded a shield. GIRLS WHO RECEIVED PLATES IN 1935 Elizabeth Ann Bizzell Isabel Tones Evelyn Conger Mabel Bernreuter Louise Daniel Leona Dakin Reba Garrett Rubye King Kathleen O ' Fallon Marian Alice Ovcen Rena Stott Endama Yickers Jane Wesson GIRLS WHO RECEIVED SHIELDS IN 1935 Marian Anding Tumbling— 1933; Tumbling— 1934; Baseball— 1934; Basketball— 1935 Louise Womack Tumbling— 1933; Tumbling— 1934; Baseball— 1934; Soccer— 1934; Bask etball— 1935; Athletic Captain— 1933-34-35 Lillie Crenshaw Tumbling— 1933; Soccer— 1934; Pirouette— 1934; Baseball 1934; Student Assistant — 1934-35 THE ErtP THE BOLIVAR COMMERCIAL PRINTERS OF MISS DELTA MISSISSIPPI DELTA STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE A STANDARD FOUR YEAR INSTITUTION FOR HIGHER EDUCATION OFFERING EQUAL OP- PORTUNITIES TO YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN CLEVELAND, MISSISSIPPI In the Heart of the Mississippi Delta WRITE FOR CATALOGUE + Cletielanb £ tate panfc Clebelanb, jfRtsatsatpin THE BANK OF THE PEOPLE + C. E. Jordan Co. 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