Delta State University - Broom Yearbook (Cleveland, MS)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1943 volume:

V v v « v v v v v I v v v v v v v A PARAGON PRODUCTION by C f Qarsgon Qrr«« v v Ex Libris • • • COPYRIGHT GLADYS AGNER Editor LOUISE WOODWARD Business Manager PRESENT Q . u V Published by the Students of DELTA STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE Cleveland, Mississippi FOREWORD Marching, ever marching . . . the soldiers of our land. Flying fast and high . . . the planes from our great country. Sailing over distant seas . . . the ships that guard our shores. Like all of these, the 1943 BROOM comes to attention, and then marches, flies, and sails through a year of college life in AMERICA, the country we salute! nd CONTENTS COLLEGE FACULTY CLASSES FEATURES ORGANIZATIONS SPORTS STUDENT LIFE BUY BONDS 1 [ J f Lieutenant RUTH STEEN, A. N. C. Camp Chatfee, Arkansas LIEUTENANT PAUL R. MAGEE, U. S. Army Transportation To RUTH STEEN and PAUL R. MAGEE, who gave us a wealth of service and friendship and who are now giving our country that same rich gift of enthusiasm and service, this volume of THE BROOM is dedicated STATE OF MISSISSIPPI BOARD OF TRUSTEES 1942-1943 OFFICERS GOVERNOR PAUL B. JOHNSON, President J. F. BARBOUR, Chairman JOHN ALLEN ELLARD, Executive Secretary Jackson Yazoo City Jackson MEMBERSHIP . . . Ex-Officio PAUL B. JOHNSON, Governor of Mississippi Jackson STATE-AT-LARGE MRS. W. O. REA, Two-Year Term, 1942-1944 .... B. G. HAZARD, Twelve-Year Term, 1932-1944 .... MARTHA CATCHING ENOCHS, Twelve-Year Term, 1932-1944 H. C. McLEOD, Two-Year Term, 1942-1944 HAROLD GAUTIER, Four-Year Term, 1940-1944 .... Jackson Columbus Jackson Hattiesburg Pascagoula NORTHERN DISTRICT RANSON E. ALDRICH, Twelve-Year Term, 1936-1948 Jackson FORREST G. COOPER, Four-Year Term Indianola J. F. BARBOUR, Four-Year Term, 1940-1944 Yazoo City SOUTHERN DISTRICT J. W. SAVAGE, Twelve-Year Term, 1936-1948 Gulfport C. W. JENKINS, Four-Year Term, 1940-1944 Ellisville JOHN W. BACKSTROM, Four-Year Term, 1940-1944 Leakesville LABAUVE TRUSTEE FOR UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI JOHN W. BLACKLEDGE DeSoto County, Lake Cormorant ( U THE ADMINISTRATION BUILDING THE ADMINISTRATE BUILDING CLEVELAND HAL WARD HALL i t i Jii. rf ' U THE WHITFIELD GYMNASIUM THE ADMINISTRATION BUILDING I ROBERTS MEMORIAL LIBRARY SCOTT DINING HALL BROOM BUILDING HILL BUILDING CLEVELAND HALL DINING HALL TAYLOR HALL HILL DEMONSTRATION SCHOOL HARDEE HALL WILLIAM MARION KETHLEY, A.M. It is our purpose under the guidance of providence to play our full part in the war effort of our country. Never was there such need for trained men and women in schools, in business, in the armed forces, in industry. With patience, courage, and fortitude we propose to give our best in making a contribution here at home in our own training program. W. M. KETHLEY, President. WILLIAM H. ZEIGEL, Ph.D. Teachers wage war with ideas brought to maturity in the minds of children. Leaders are in search of men and women of ideas. For this generation and generations to come, the Delta State Teachers College is furnishing men and women of ideas who know how to defend and cherish their country be it in times of peace or in times o war. WILLIAM H. ZEIGEL, Dean of the Faculty. THE FACULTY WIRT ALFRED WILLIAMS, A.M. Head of Department of Social Science KENNETH L. DAUGHRITY, Ph.D. Head of Department of Languages and Literature RICHARD LEE CAYLOR, M.A. Acting Head of Department of Science ETHEL CAIN, Ed.M. Acting Head of Department of Health and Physical Education GRACE GAW, M.A. Acting Head of Department of Fine Arts PAUL R. MAGEE, M.A. Acting Head of Department of Music MINNIE PATTON, M.S. Acting Head of Department o f Home Economics MARGUERITE Z. HEDBERG, Ph.D. Head of Department of Mathematics KATIE DURELLE MAULDIN, A.M. Registrar JANE OLIVER, M.A. Acting Director of Elementary Demonstration School On leave of absence. THE FACULTY ALBERT LEON YOUNG, Ph.D. Education GEORGIA LEE TATUM, Ph.D. Social Science JAMES RICHARD JOHNSON, D.Ed. Science ELIZABETH C. STAMPS, A.M. Science ROY LEE WILEY, M.A. Science and Mathematics EVELYN ALLEN HAMMETT, A.M. Languages and Literature ALEX DOCKERY DICKSON, B.S. Health and Physical Education ALICE R. COLLINS, A.M., B.L.S. Languages and Literature NELL WYNN, M.Mus Music ROY A. PULLIAM, M.A. Education 4 M THE FACULTY CAROL BRUMBY, M.A. ELIZABETH ZEIGEL, M.A. Social Science Secondary Demonstration Schools MAUD CAIN, M.A. Demonstration Schools ELIZABETH MEEKS, M.A. Secondary Demonstration Schools MARY ROYCE ECKLES, M.A. Demonstration Schools D. T. OAKS, M.A. Education LAURA WILKINSON, M.A. Demonstration Schools MARY CATHERINE GERARD Music, Demonstration Schools SARAH E. HUNT, M.A. Health and Physical Education MARY M. FUGLER HAFTER, A.M. Languages and Literature THE FACULTY JEFF D. MILLER Financial Secretary MYRA O ' BRIEN, A.B., B.L.S. Librarian ETHEL GILLESPIE Advisor to Girls ETHEL CRAWLEY Matron, Cleveland Hal ELIZABETH CAMPBELL, B.S. Dietitian MRS. W. A. CARPENTER Matron, Hardee Hall C. V. CASADY, M.A. Commercial Education FAYE LANDTISER CASADY, B.S. Commercial Education VIRGINIA THOMPSON, A.B. Secretary to President GLADYS CASTLE, B.S. Secretary to Dean SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS H. L. NOWELL President Lake Charles, Louisiana LESTER EAVENSON .... Vice-President Cleveland, Mississippi SUSIE RUSH Secretary-Treasurer Vaughan, Mississippi MR. R. A. PULLIAM Sponsor THE SENIOR CLASS GLADYS AGNER Cleveland, Miss. Art Delta Playhouse; Chemistry Club; The Broom Staff; Editor, Broom; Vice-President, Art Club; Reporter, Nature Club; Most Versatile Girl; Pageant; Pirouette Club. JANIE ANDING . . . . . Flora, Miss. Fhysical Education, Elementary Delta Playhouse; Second Best Actress; Secre- tary, Nature Club; W. A. A., Reporter; Athletic Captain; Alpha Psi Omega, Worthy Business Manager, Cast Director; Most Popular Girl Ath- lete; Cheerleader; Secretary of Class; Miss Delta Staff, Senior Editor, Assistant Business Manager; Secretary, Student Cabinet; Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities. BURLON BARBER Cleveland, Miss. Science F. W. BISHOP, JR. Cleveland, Miss. Mathematics and Science Band, Vice-President, Mathematics Club; Chemistry Club; Broom Staff. NANCY ELIZABETH BOND Pace, Miss. Elementary Education Elementary Club. HELEN BOSCHERT . Cleveland, Miss. Art, English President, Art Club; Broom Staff, Assistant Business Manager, Business Manager, Activities Editor,- Art Editor, Miss Delta; Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities. MARY BUSH Blaine, Miss. Home Economics Transfer, Sunflower Junior College; Home Economics Club; Secretary, President, W. A. A.; Y. W. C. A., Secretary-Treasurer. MARGARET ETHERIDGE . Schlater, Miss. English, French Transfer M. S. C. W., Columbus, Miss.; Y. W. A. ; Spanish Club; French Club. THE SEN IOR CLASS LESTER EAVENSON Cleveland, Miss. Biology, Chemistry Most Popular Freshman Boy; Vice-President, Freshman, Sophomore, and Senior Class; Math- ematics Club; Delta Singers; Vice-President, Student Cabinet; French Club; Men ' s Honor Council; Cheerleader; Who ' s Who Among Stu- dents of American Colleges and Universities; Most Courteous Boy ; Vice-President, B. S. U. ELOISE FEARS . . . Bentonia, Miss. Commerce, Social Science Transfer, Hinds Junior College, Raymond; All-Star Volley Ball; W. A. A.; Y. W. C. A.; Spanish Club; Pageant. JANE FIGG Courtland, Miss. Home Econcmics Transfer, Blue Mountain College; Secretary- Treasurer, Heme Econcmics Club; W. A. A.; Y. W. C. A., Program Chairman; Y. W. A., Vice-President; Women ' s Honor Council. ANNETTE FORE . . . . Flora, Miss. Elementary Education Transfer, M. S. C. W.; Delta Singers; Elemen- tary Club; Y. W. A. S. A. GREEN . Crosby, Miss. Social Science Transfer, Southwest Junior College, Summit; Delta Singers. LINNIE GROGAN . Memphis, Tenn. Elementary Education Y. W. C. A. ; Y. W. A., Program Chairman,- Elementary Club, President; Debate Club; All- Star Soccer, Basket Ball, and Soft Ball; Broom Staff, Sophomore, Junior, Senior Editor. SHELDON HARRIS . . . Skene, Miss. English, History Spanish Club; Scribes Club; Mathematics Club; Debate Club; Delta Singers. MARTHA HINSON Leland, Miss. Elementary Education Transfer, Sunflower Junior College,- Delta Singers; All-Star Volley Ball; Pageant; Y. W. C. A. iitA THE SENIOR CLASS DOROTHY INGRAM . Cleveland, Miss. Elementary Educatior, Home Economics Club; All-Star Basket Ball and Volley Ball; Elementary Club; Broom Staff. MARTHA JOHNSON Kilmichael, Miss. Elementary Education Nature Club; Wesley Foundation; Y. W. C. A.; Elementary Club, Secretary; Room Teacher. MARY EVELYN JOHNSON McCool, Miss. Elementary Education Transfer, M. S. C. W. ; Elementary Club; Women ' s Honor Council; Room Teacher; Hcuse President, Cleveland Hall. NELL JONES Boyle, Miss. Elementary Education Elementary Club; Pageant; Room Teacher. ELIZABETH ANN MYERS . Leland, Miss. Music, English Delta Singers, Accompanist; Delta Play- house; Piano Recital; Y. W. C. A., Accompanist; Pageant. H. L. NOWELL . . Lake Charles, La. Commercial Education Men ' s Honor Council, President, Vice-Presi- dent; Business Manager, Miss Delta; President, Senior Class; Stage Manager, Delta Playhouse,- Spanish Club; Young People of Presbyterian Church, President, Vice-President; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities; Most Versatile Boy; Alpha Psi Omega, Grand Prompter; Annual Staff. NANCY ODOM . . Cleveland, Miss. Elementary Education Nature Club; Delta Playhouse, President; Art Club; Who ' s Who,- Elementary Club; Broom Staff; Pageant ; Wesley Foundation, President. ARTHUR C. PEARMAN Cleveland, Miss. Social Science Band; Delta Singers; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities; Intra-mural Football, Basketball, and Softball; Orchestra; Williams Tribbet Cassidy Scholar- ship. THE SENIOR CLASS SUSIE PEPPER Vaughan, Miss. English, Social Science Sophomore Representative of Women ' s Honor Council; President, Junior Class; Presi- dent, Student Cabinet; Senior Editor, Miss Delta; Miss D. S. T. A.; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities; Winner Two First Prizes in Southern Literary Festival. MARTHA AVERY POWELL . . Shaw, Miss. Elementary Education Elementary Club. SUE PYRON SPENCER Indianola, Miss. Physical Education Y. W. C. A. ; W. A. A. ; All-Star Basketball, Volley Ball, Soccer,- Shield Winner. CORRINE RAY .... Pontotoc, Miss. Home Economics Transfer, Holmes Junior College; Home Eco- nomics Club. RIVERS RICE . Webb, Miss. Commerce Transfer, Northwest Junior College. MARTHA ELLEN ROGERS . Shelby, Miss. Elementary Education W. A. A. ; Elementary Club; Miss Delta Staff; Best Girl Dancer; Majorette; Nature Club; Art Club; Pageant. SUSIE ANN RUSH Vaughan, Miss. Elementary Education Transfer, Millsaps College, Jackson; Secre- tary-Treasurer, Senior Class; Elementary Club; Room Teacher. ZULENE RYALS . . . Hollandale, Miss. Physical Education, Commerce W. A. A., President, Vice-President; Shield Winner; Women ' s Honor Council, Secretary, President; Y. W. C. A., President; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities. THE SENSOR CLASS DAPHNE SHARPE . . Vicksburg, Miss. Languages, English President,.French Club; Vice-President, Span- ish Club; Social Secretary, Scribes Club; Mathe- matics Club; Delta Singers; Miss Delta Staff; Y. W. C. A. SUE SHELTON . . Lambert, Miss. Social Science Transfer, Northwest Junior College. WAYNE THOMPSON Shelby, Miss. Social Science, English Most Typical Freshman Boy; Miss Delta Staff; Wittiest Boy; Scribes Club; Nature Club; Delta Playhouse; The Broom Staff; Spanish Club. NINA TIMS . . Boyle, Miss. Elementary Education Elementary Club, President,- Pageant; Room Teacher. WALTER VARNADO . Osyka, Miss. Science Football; Basketball; M Club; Men ' s Honor Council, Vice-President; Chemistry Club; Stu- dent Cabinet; Vice-President, Sophomore, Jun- ior Class; Independent Baseball; Most Popular Boy Athlete; President, Student Body. JAMES ALBERT WIGGINS . Cleveland, Miss. Elementary Education Room Teacher,- Delta Singers, Business Man- ager,- Delta Playhouse; Elementary Club, Vice- President; Wesley Foundation; Pageant. EULALIA WILSON . . Panther-Burn, Miss. Commerce Y. W. C. A. ; W. A. A., Secretary-Treasurer,- Nature Club; Women ' s Glee Club; Miss Delta Staff; Methodist Student Union, Reporter,- Delta Playhouse; Spanish Club; Women ' s Honor Council; Student Assistant and Secretary to Registrar. LOUISE WOODWARD . Cleveland, Miss. English, Commercial B. S. U., President, First Vice-President; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities; Delta Playhouse, Vice-Presi- dent; Delta Singers,- Freshman Class, Secretary- Treasurer,- Business Manager, The Broom; Inter- Church Council; Best Actress; Pageant; Y. W. A. HAROLD YOUMAN . . Shreveport, La. Science, Mathematics M Club; Football; Intra-mural Basketball; Chemistry Club; Mathematics Club; Tournament Plays; Life Guard, Swimming Pool; Independent Softball. JUNIOR CLASS HARRY ABERNATHY OFFICERS Clarksdale, Mississippi President MARJORIE CROOK Vice-President Parchman, Mississippi MARGIE SNIPES Secretary-Treasurer Lula, Mississippi DR. K. L. DAUGHRITY Sponsor Am i - JUNIOR HARRY ABERNATHY Clarksdale, Miss. SADIE RUTH ABERNATHY Leland, Miss JOE BAKER New Albany, Miss. EMILY BARKEMEYER West Point, Miss. HALTON BROWN Cleveland, Miss. RUTH BUCKNER .... Vance, Miss. MILDRED CASTLE Cleveland, Miss. MARJORIE CROOK Parchman, Miss. VIRGINIA CROW Coila, Miss. RUTH DOOLITTLE Shelby, Miss. PHYLLIS DROTT Ponchatoula, La. GEORGIA FIGG Courtland, Miss. MINNIE FOX Charleston, Miss. JAMES GARDNER Greenwood, Miss. Waves CLASS RUBY G1LLEY GERRY GOODSON RALPH HALE . . ELIZABETH HARDIN Tishomingo, Miss. Baldwyn, Miss. Cleveland, Miss. Pontotoc, Miss. JANE HATHORN . . .... . . Columbia, Miss. JIMMY HENDERSON ... . . Water Valley, Miss. PEARL HITCH Leland, Miss. KATIE MAE JACKSON . . Como, Miss. GRACE KELLY Itta Bena, Miss. DINKS KORNEGAY West Point, Miss. NANCY LEA LEIGH Eupora, Miss. NAT MAYHALL . . . ' . Cleveland, Miss. BILLY McPHEETERS Cleveland, Miss. ALICE NEFF Catchings, Miss. k tiLj iife JUNIOR CLASS RUTH ORIDGE Lexington, Miss. GEORGE FEASE . . Merigold, Miss. DOROTHY REIFERS Okolona, Miss. BERTRAM ROBERTSON . Calhoun City, Miss. WALTER ROGERS Shelby, Miss. FRANCES RYALS Hollandale, Miss. CONNIE SCOTT Cleveland, Miss. MARGIE SNIPES Lula, Miss. ETHEL SUMRALL Cleveland, Miss. RUTH TAYLOR ... Morton, Miss. REA THWEATT Cleveland, Miss. JUSTYNE WALKER Forest, Miss. FRANCES WILKERSON Friar ' s Point, Miss. RANNY WILLIAMS Cleveland, Miss. SOPHOMORE CLASS TOM INGRAM OFFICERS Tunica, Mississippi President CHARLES TUCKER Vice-President Clarksdale, Mississippi LORETTA DOWNS Secretary-Treasurer Booneville, Mississippi MISS CAROL BRUMBY Sponsor SOPHOMORES TODD AGNEW JANE AGNEW CUP BARBOUR Baldwyn, Miss. Baldwyn, Miss. Cleveland, Miss. ANNIE NELL BARHAM Crenshaw, Miss. DOT BARKEMEYER ALICE CAUSEY ALLEN EILAND West Point, Miss. Cleveland, Miss. EDGAR FARNED MITCHELL FORD BILL GRIFFIN PARKE HALL Jonestown, Miss. Cleveland, Miss. Baldwyn, Miss. Inverness, Miss. Booneville, Miss. ANNA LAURA HARRINGTON Merigold, Miss. LUCILLE HARRIS Skene, Miss. MARY ELIZABETH HAYES Skene, Miss. A. C. KEMP Calhoun City, Miss. LOUISE KIMBROUGH Lake Washington, Miss. SOPHOMORES VIRGINIA KING ... Inverness, Miss. TAYLOR LaFARGUE DeVVitt, Ark. CLAIRE LOWRY Boyle, Miss. ROWENA McDANIEL Mattson, Miss. THELMA NESMITH Port Gibson, Miss. KITTY ODOM Star, Miss. WILMA PITTMAN Boyle, Miss. NELL ROBERTS Leland, Miss. BEN MOORE SEELBINDER Cleveland, Miss. MAXINE SLEDGE - Cleveland, Miss. CLARENCE SMITH Cleveland, Miss. VERA SMITH Shaw, Miss. HAROLD TERRY Minter City, Miss. GEORGE THOMAS Merigold, Miss. SIS TURNER Marks, Miss. F. W. WOOD Cleveland, Miss. KATHLEEN WOOD Benton, Miss. JAMES WILSON YOUNG Pheba, Miss. OFFICERS CATHERINE WILLIAMS, Cleveland, Mississippi MYRA LANGSTON, Dublin, Mississippi CLAUDE SATCHFIELD, Cleveland, Mississippi. MRS. SARAH E. HUNT President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Sponsor FRESHMAN CLASS MEMBERS BENNIE BEACH Cleveland, Miss. KIMBLE BISHOP Toscopsla, Miss. MARY EMMA BOGGAN Hickory, Miss. ELSIE BOSCHERT . . Cleveland, Miss. MARY ROBERTS CAMPBELL Cleveland, Miss. ANNA FAYE CASTLE .... ... Kilmichael, Miss. JEWELL CASTLE Kilmichael, Miss. CLARENCE CHISHOLM Wheeler, Miss. FRESHMEN ROBERT DARWIN Wheeler, Miss. RICHARD DAVIS ■ Clarendon, Ark. VIRGINIA DAVIS New Albany, Miss. KATHRYN DENMAN Charleston, Miss. DOROTHY DeVAULT Clarksdale, Miss. TROY ENNIS Baldwyn, Miss. CHARLES ERCK Tupelo, Miss. BETTYE BROOKS FOREMAN Sch later, Miss. KARL FUNCHESS Cleveland, Miss. JUNE GARDNER Clarksdale, Miss. JANIS HATHORN Columbia, Miss. MIRIAM HAWKINS Beulah, Miss. BARBARA JOHNSON Cleveland, Miss. BETTY KILPATRICK Cleveland, Miss. LILLYE LOVE KIMBROUGH Leland, Miss. BETTY JEAN LANG Catchings, Miss. ROSE BETH LITTLE Leesville, La. GENEVA LLOYD Greenville, Miss. FRESHMEN GERALDINE MARBLE Leland, Miss. ELIZABETH McGRAW ' . . Yazoo City, Miss. DOROTHY MOODY , Clarksdale, Miss. ELEANOR MAE NELSON Cleveland, Miss. DOROTHY PIGG Greenwood, Miss. BILLIE ROSSIE Shaw, Miss. MERLE ROWAN Baldwin, Miss. GUY ROLAND Walnut, Miss. PHYLLIS RYALS Hollandale, Miss. DORIS SHINN Jackson, Miss. SARA SMITH-VANIZ Canton, Miss. SUE TIMS Boyle, Miss. KATHRYN WILSON Rolling Fork, Miss. CHARLEEN WEBB Sumner, Miss. MARY WILKINSON Wahaw, Miss. ANNIE GLYNNE WILLIAMS Benton, Miss. LORENE WOOD Greenwood, Miss. EDDRIS WOODS Cleveland, Miss. SUSIE PEPPER, Vaughan,Miss. .$.11 BEAUTY m MARJORIE CROOK VIRGINIA KING AT D. S. T. C. 1 [ p Juto E FHVDR T REA THWEATT CLAIRE LOWRY EMILY BARKEMEYER GEORGIA FIGG DOROTHY MOODY JUSTYNE WALKER WHO ' S Most Versatile Girl GLADYS AGNER Most Versatile Boy H. L. NOWELL Most Charming Girl ALICE NEFF Most Courteous Boy LESTER EAVENSON Most Intellectual Girl MARY EMMA BOGGAN Most Intellectual Boy RANNY WILLIAMS WHO Most Popular Girl GRACE KELLY Most Popular Boy RALPH HALE Most Stylish Girl RUTH ORIDGE Most Handsome Boy WALTER ROGERS Best Girl Dancer NELL ROBERTS Best Boy Dancer CLAUDE SATCHFIELD Wittiest Girl MINNIE FOX Wittiest Boy BERTRAM ROBERTSON Most Typical Freshman Girl KATHRYN DENMAN Most Typical Freshman Boy BENNIE BEACH Most Popular Girl Athlete JANIE ANDING WH O ' S WHO WALTER VARNADO President of Student Body SUSIE PEPPER President of Student Cabinet STUDENT CABINET SUSIE PEPPER President LESTER EAVENSON Vice-President JANIE ANDING Secretary-Treasurer Walter Varnado Connie Scott Dinks Kornegay Tom Ingram MEN ' S HONOR COUNCIL JIMMY HENDERSON President HAROLD TERRY Vice-President MITCHEL FORD Secretary-Treasurer Faculty Advisor Lester Eavenson Walter Rogers Tom Ingram Walter Varnado MRS. W. A. CARPENTER WOMEN ' S HONOR COUNCIL ZULENE RYALS President SADIE RUTH ABERNATHY Vice-President MISS ETHEL GILLESPIE Faculty Advisor MISS ALICE COLLINS Faculty Advisor MRS. ELIZABETH CAMPBELL Faculty Advisor Kathryn Denman Rowena McDaniels Lcretta Downs Alice Neff Jane Figg Nell Roberts Mary Evelyn Johnson Eulalia Wilson KL __■ V «? n 1 r : fl L Mt L ' ' -- ' W ' M pi, JL ' Mi f: hi lit. - ? 1 r «  _jJi Ksg BFi B M wk 1 ' M M ti ; r B Bk, mJ ' 1 9 HK ' _ Bk H| 1 i HI HKi ' . H WBBBHI HP M Hssfc I ' ' 9| V ELEMENTARY CLUB NINA TIMS President JAMES ALBERT WIGGINS Vice-President MARTHA JOHNSON Secretary-Treasurer MINNIE FOX Reporter MISS JANE OLIVER Sponsor Sadie Ruth Abernathy Nan Bond Annie Fay Castle Miss Maud Cain Ruth Doolittle Miss Mary R. Eckles Annette Fore Linnie Grcgan Martha Hinson Mary Elizabeth Hayes Dorothy Ingram Katie Jackson Mary Evelyn Johnson Nell Jones Virginia King Betty Kilpatrick Louise Kimbrough Bettie Lang Nancy Leigh Thelma Nesmith Alice Neff Kitty Odom Wilma Pittman Susie Rush Rea Thweatt Justyne Walker Kathleen W ood Miss Laura Wilkinson Annie Glynne Williams WOMEN ' S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION ZULENE RYALS President LORETTA DOWNS Vice-President CLAIRE LOWRY Secretary-Treasurer DOT BARKEMEYER Reporter ATHLETIC CAPTAINS VERA SMITH Ward Hall MAXINE SLEDGE Town MISS ETHEL CAIN SPONSORS MISS SARAH HUNT Jane Agnew Janie Anding Nell Barham Mildred Castle Alice Causey Kathryn Denman Eloise Fears Katie Jackson Joan Kearney Lr I lye Love Kimbrough Gerry Marble Dot Pigg Wilma Pittman Sue Pyron Dot Reifers Nell Roberts Phyllis Ryals Sis Turner Kathryn Watson Charlene Webb Annie Glynne Williams THE BAND FRANK G. WALLICK Director GRACE KELLY Assistant Director RALPH HALE Assistant Director Cornets French Horns Bennie Beach, Richard Davis, Kathryn Charles Tucker, George Pease. Denman, James Henderson, Karl Funches. Brass Taylor LaFargue, James demons, Lillie Clarinets Love Kimbrough. Louise Butler, Minnie Fox, Parke Hall, Trombones Sue Tims, Lucille Harris, F. W. Woods. Charles Erck, Cup Barbour, Richard Henry. Saxophones Baritone Claude Satchfield, Willie Sue Fullilove. Ralph Hale. Drums Grace Kelly, Arthur Pearman, Jr. DELTA SINGERS PEARL HITCH President VIRGINIA KING Secretary JAMES ALBERT WIGGINS Business Manager ELIZABETH ANN MYERS Accompanist MRS. PAUL R. GERARD Director Sopranos Altos Marjorie Crook, Dorothy DeVault, An- Emily Barkemeyer, Mary Roberts Camp- nette Fore, Minnie Fox, June Gardner, bell, Pearl Hitch, Lillie Love Kimbrough, Lucille Harris, Virginia King, Thelma Ne- Claire Lowry, Eleanor Mae Nelson, Jus- smith, Billie Rossie, Charlene Webb, Lo- tyne Walker: rene Wood. Basses S. A. Green, James Albert Wiggins. Tenors Guy Rowland, Ben Moore Seelbinder, Charles Tucker. Y. W. C. A. ZULENE RYALS President SADIE RUTH ABERNATHY Vice-President MARTHA JOHNSON Secretary-Treasurer JANE FIGG Program Chairman MARY BUSH Program Chairman SUE PYRON Social Chairman MISS GLADYS CASTLE Sponsor The Y. W. C. A. has about thirty-five members this year. — ' $ - a m ml w m m K c? HOME ECONOMICS CLUB MARY BUSH President EMILY BARKEMEYER . Vice-President CLAIRE LOWERY Secretary-Treasurer MRS. ELIZABETH STAMPS ' Sponsor Edna Boone Edna Hicks Virginia Crow Doris King Jane Figg Corinne Ray Ruby Gil ley Dorothy Reifers Elizabeth Harden Christine Shannon Lucille Harris Charlene Webb DINKS KORNEGAY MARGIE SNIPES . DELTA PLAYHOUSE President Vice-President GRACE KELLY . . DR. K. L. DAUGHRITY MEMBERS Secretary-Treasurer Sponsor Harry Abernathy, Dot Barkemeyer, Emily Barkemeyer, Alice Causey, Jane Hathorn, Pearl Hitch, Tom Ingram, Elizabeth Ann Myers, Alice Neff, H. L. Newell, Nancy Odom, Ruth Oridge, Walter Rogers, Connie Scott, Ben M. Seelbinder, Rea Thweatt, James A. Wiggins, Eulalia Wilson, Louise Woodward, Frances Humphrey. PLEDGES Todd Agnew, Mary R. Campbell, Loretta Downs, Allen Eiland, Georgia Figg, Gerry Goodson, Janis Hathorn, Myra Langston, Claire Lowry, Bi I lie Rossie, Frances Ryals, Catherine Williams, Kathleen Wood. SPANISH CLUB FRANCES RYALS President EULALIA WILSON Vice-President MARY EMMA BOGGAN ... Secretary-Treasurer MISS ALICE COLLINS Sponsor Marjorie Crook Allen Eiland Margaret Ethridge Bettye Brooks Foreman Annie Laura Harrington Jane Hathorn Janis Hathorn Barbara Johnson H. L. Nowell Nell Roberts Daphne Sharp Doris Shinn MISS DELTA STAFF EXECUTIVE STAFF HARRY ABERNATHY Editor-in-Chief RANNY WILLIAMS Associate Editor JANIE ANDING Senior Editor SUSIE PEPPER , Senior Editor ALICE CAUSEY News Editor H. L. NOWELL Business Manager DR. K. L. DAUGHRITY Faculty Advisor REPORTORIAL STAFF Dot Barkemeyer H. L. Nowell Virginia Davis Frances Ryals Loretta Downs Daphne Sharp Janis Hathorn Wayne Thompson Barbara Johnson Sue Tims Catherine Williams BUSINESS STAFF James Gardner Clarence Smith Dorothy Pigg Martha Ellen Rogers Walter Rogers THE 1943 BROOM W [ I GLADYS AGNER LOUISE WOODWARD GLADYS AGNER Editor LOUISE WOODWARD Business Manager RUTH ORIDGE Assistant Editor GRACE KELLY Assistant Business Manager FRANCES RYALS . Assistant Business Manager HELEN BOSCHERT Activities Editor RANNY WILLIAMS Athletic Editor DOROTHY INGRAM Art Editor CLAIRE LOWRY Art Editor RUTH TAYLOR Art Editor LINNIE GROGAN Senior Editor EMILY BARKEMEYER Junior Editor ALICE CAUSEY Sophomore Editor BARBARA JOHNSON ... Freshman Editor F. W. BISHOP Photography Editor MINNIE FOX .... .... Photography Editor THE B. S. U. CABINET LOUISE WOODWARD . . . President CHARLES TUCKER . . First Vice-President LESTER EAVENSON Second Vice-President and Sunday School President RUTH DOOLITTLE Third Vice-President NAT MAYHALL . B. T. U. President SADIE R. ABERNATHY Y. W. A. President RUTH BUCKNER Secretary and Baptist Student Representative MR. R. L. CAYLOR . . . Sponsor THE WESLEY FOUNDATION NANCY ODOM President BEN MOORE SEELBINDER Vice-President VIRGINIA KING . . Secretary-Treasurer TRANCES RYALS Program Chairman MR. DUNCAN McFARLAND . Advisor Y. P. C. CONNIE SCOTT ALICE CAUSEY Jane Agnew Tcdd Agnew Frances Humphrey President Secretary-Treasurer H. L. Nowell Eetty Kilpatrick Ccrinne Ray Edith Turner ALPHA PSI OMEGA JANIE ANDING Cast Director CONNIE SCOTT Worthy Business Manager NANCY ODOM ... Worthy Stage Manager H. L. NOWELL Honorable Prompter MRS. MARY M. FUGLER HAFTER Faculty Director MARGIE SNIPES MARY WILBUR KORNEGAY DELTA ZERO MATHEMATICS CLUB BEN MOORE SEELBINDER President TOM INGRAM Vice-President MYRA LANGSTON Secretary-Treasurer MRS. MARGUERITE Z. HEDBERG Sponsor MEMBERS Cup Barbour Halton Brown Edgar Famed Anna Laura Harrington Barbara Johnson Dorothy Pigg Frances Ryals Connie Scott Ranny Williams James Young THE SCRIBES CLUB SUSIE PEPPER CHIEF SCRIBES LORETTA DOWNS JANE HATHORN MISS EVELYN HAMMETT Sponsor Mary Emma Boggan Janice Hathorn Barbara Johnson Christine Shannon Frances Wilkinson Ua WHO ' S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES Harry Abernathy Arthur Pearman Janie Anding Susie Pepper Helen Boschert Zulene Ryals Lester Eavenson Ranny Williams H. L. Nowell Louise Woodward FRENCH CLUB DAPHNE SHARP President RANNY WILLIAMS Vice-President ALICE CAUSEY Secretary-Treasurer MISS ALICE COLLINS - . . . Sponsor Harry Abemathy Jane Hathorn Camille Brocato Janis Hathorn Mary Roberts Campbell Tom Ingram Marjorie Crook Susie Pepper Lester Eavenson Nell Roberts Margaret Ethridge Bertram Robertson Mitchell Ford Walter Rogers James Gardner Charles Tucker THE ORCHESTRA TAYLOR LAFARGUE RALPH HALE Owner Manager Saxophones Trumpets Trombones Bill Wood Benny Beach Charlie Erck Claude Satchfield Johnny Davis Ralph Hale Louis Butler Tubby Henderson Parke Hall Bass Fiddle Piano Drums Taylor LaFargue Nell Roberts F. H. Poteete Taylor LaFargue and his Orchestra with their Lunceford-styled sweet swing are one of the best-liked college bands in the state. D E LTA MEN ALERT COACH A. D. DICKSON President National Association of Intercollegiate Football Delta State ' s athletic program during the 1942-43 year featured an expanded pro- gram of physical education and intra-mural sports. The boys ' physical education classes were possibly the largest in history, fulfilling the requirements of the various branches of the Reserves. Intense physical training was given the boys in the form of calisthenics, basketball, softball, and other varied ac- tivities in order that they might be better prepared to take their places in our armed forces. Although both basketball and football were postponed for the duration, the intense rivalry between the Greens and Whites kept the memory of fcotball very much alive on the college campus. BASKETBALL 1943 Coach A. D. Dickson and his Delta State basketball squad were set for another successful cage season in 1943 before the inability to schedule games with collegiate opponents within traveling range forced the cancellation of the college basketball plans. With a squad of 15 men on hand, despite the fact that all but one were newcomers, Coach Dickson expected to develop a quintet comparable with the great D. S. T. C. cage teams of the past. However, war-time conditions caused the cage sport to follow foctball on the list of sports abandoned for the duration. The basketball team played several games with independent teams, and won them all, showing flashes of promising brilliance in these few contests. The 1943 Delta State basketball squad was composed of the following: WALTER VARNADO, a senior, was the sole holdover from last year ' s squad. A guard, he was counted on heavily for superior action this season. BUDDY DARWIN, a freshman forward, won all-state honors at Wheeler High School, and was expected to prove a valuable asset to the Statesmen. TROY ENNIS, another all-state high school performer, was counted one of the leading offensive guns for his center position. MERLE ROWAN, a freshman, played forward, and displayed exceptional ability as a sharp-shooter and all-around floor man. CLARENCE CHISHOLM, also a freshman, was a capable guard, excellent on defense. GUY ROLAND, is the last of the freshmen group. He was a forward, with a ready eye for the basket. JOE BAKER, a junior, was the only junior college transfer on the squad. An all-around performer, he played guard on the 1943 team. MITCHELL FORD, a sophomore, although without previous experience, showed up well as a guard. RANNY WILLIAMS, a junior, was another of the boys who had no previous collegiate experience. He played forward. A. C. Doc KEMP, displayed promise as a speedy forward before he was called by the Air Corps in February. CLARENCE SMITH, a member of the Delta Champion high school team two years ago, had played no college ball, but was a fine forward. He was a sophomore. CARL BARBOUR, was hampered by an ankle injury much of the season, but showed promise as a forward and center. He was also a sophomore. RALPH HALE, a junior, played well as a forward and center, despite having had no previous experience in college basketball. BERTRAM ROBERTSON, another junior, was a shifty forward. JAMES YOUNG, a sophomore, was a rough and ready guard. EDGAR FARNED, while without experience, was a scrappy guard. He was a sophomore. MISS ETHEL CAIN CALLING ALL WOMEN We are a nation at war and one of our most effective weapons is good health. Each of us has a responsibility to our country to be fit, to be ready and able to give not only every ounce of devotion but also the maximum energy and vitality of which we are capable. Physical fitness is as important for women as for men. Many women are now at work in defense plants, are serving as nurses, medical social workers, and are with the Red Cross, USO, WAACS, SPARS, and Marines. Many are busy on the home front, teaching, caring for children, and doing civilian defense work. These new, more strenuous, and more vital duties take a margin of energy beyond whatever your physical endurance has been. The one way women can help instead of hinder the war effort is to provide that margin. Therefore, LADY BE FIT! WSr 4 ' i  ? FIRST AID SPRING PAGEANT 1942 MfTT 113 COIL tot IHUH m . ItfiCME HHS IS fit r ; ill ■fill !mHH 111 m- i 1,2 hBB H SHIELD WINNERS SUE PYRON JANIE ANDING Girls who receive a shield must excel in a number of sports. For each major All-Star team made, 100 points are given; for minor sports, 25 to 75 points are given. Membership in the W. A. A. and making the basketball officiating team give points. 1,000 points are required to get a shield. Those girls who excel in any sport make the All-Star team. When two All-Star teams are made, a plate is awarded. These girls are eligible for plates in 1942-43. Jane Agnew Dot Barkemeyer Kathryn Denman Loretta Downs Katie Jackson Joanne Kearney Myra Langston Claire Lowry Eleanor Mae Nelson Dorothy Pigg Wilma Pittman Dot Reifers Phyllis Ryals Zulene Ryals Maxine Sledge Vera Smith Katherine Watson Charlene Webb nm ::: D. S. T. C. ON REVIEW 1. Spring pageant. ... 2. In the good old summer time. ... 3. Summer school students relax in the shade. ... 4. and 5. Back to school in the fall. ... 6. The freshmen have their day. ... 7. Mr. Wiley joins the faculty. ... 8. Sgt. Magee comes home for a visit. ... 9. Line up, boys; the chase is on. ... 10. Nice looking car, Red. ... 11. Free wheeling ... 12. Ralph isn ' t walking yet. ... 13. The Victory Ball is a grand success. ... 14. Just resting. ... 15. Nowell does the dirty work. ... 16. Phyllis joins the W. A. V. E. S. . . . 17. Old Man Winter stays a spell. . . . 18. Home in the spring. MESS CALL 1. What will you have? ... 2. That one stunk, Mitchell. ... 3. Hurry Ruby; soup ' s on. ... 4. Look! Cokes! ... 5. Don ' t be greedy, Martha Ellen. ... 6. Sing for your supper. ... 7. Hey, wait for us. . . . 8. Chef. ... 9. Dinner on the lawn. . . .10. The staff of life and a few lives. ... 11. Salt of the campus. . . j ' M - SI ' fi. CALL TO ARMS 1 New porch furniture? ... 2. She doesn ' t believe you, H. L. . . . 3. Do they still kneel? . . . 4. Hang on, Daisy Mae! ... 5. Ideal ratio. ... 6. Does yo ' take this woman? ... 7. Why, you . . . ! ... 8. I love the winter weather. ... 9. Aw, come on down, Little Abner. . . . 10. Why the post, Phceba? ... 11. No fighting, please. ... 12. What is this? . . . 1 3. Aw, Nowell you ' ve got several already. ... 14. Swing song. ... 15. Airplanes. ACTIVE DUTY 1 What ' s cooking? ... 2. We got rhythm. ... 3. What are the books for ' ... 4. Suck 5 Watch the birdie. ... 6 How do you get out of that? ... 7. That was a good one . 8 You ' ll make it. . . . 9. Music for the pageant. ... 10. Not too high. ... 1 1 . No fair peeping, girls 12. Hit it, Ruth. ... 13. Does that look all right? ... 14. Industry. ... 15. Ready-go wasn ' t so hard, was it? 6. It AT EASE 1. Loafing. ... 2. Look at the camera. ... 3. Good solid comfort. ... 4. Room mates. . . . 5. Waiting for lunch. ... 6. In the spring. . . .7. Keeping up with the world. ... 8. Spectators. ... 9. Pals. ... 10. Time for the library to open. ... 11. Don ' t hide your face. ... 12 Empty. . . . 13. Just couldn ' t resist. ... 14. Sitting pretty. ... 15. You figure it out. ... 16. Too lazy to swim. ... 17. After the parade. ... 18. What did you catch? ... 19. Off for the golf course. ... 20. Pageant practice ... 21. At ease? ATTENTION 1 Come on in; the woter ' s fine. ... 2. Army bait. ... 3. Our president. . . .4. What do you see? 5 Smile girls 6 There ' s something about a uniform. ... 7. It ' s a game, folks. 8. You d better duck ' . . 9. Too cold for comfort. ... 10. A beauty steps out. ... 11. Green horns. . . 12 That ' s no way to help, Jane. ... 13. Look at Crook. ... 14. Through for the day. .1 . 15. Morn.ng work out. ... 16. Hold it, Shorty. ... 17. Lester alone. ... 18. Room mates. ... 19 Cozy. ; % wm m 3 1 Iff .L HI m WM V u ■•% j lpB B EYES RIGHT 1. Martha Ellen gets a spanking. ... 2. In a hurry? ... 3. Come and get us. . . . 4. Freshman beauties. ... 5. Must be good. ... 6. and 17. Fall fashions, 1942. ... 7. Out for a stroll. ... 8. Busy. . . . 9. Won ' t work. ... 10. On the roof. ... 11. Sunny south, winter edition. ... 12. Lil ' Abner— before the chase. ... 13. The shoppers return. ... 14. I take it back. ... 15. Let ' s go Shinn. ... 16. Fresh- man exams. ON THE MARCH 1. The charge of the light brigade. ... 2. Going home. ... 3. I took a trip on a train. . „ 4. What ' s the hurry. Harry? . . . 5. Bye. ... 6. Who needs a car? ... 7. No fair, fellows. ... 8. Who ' s afraid of a little rain? ... 9. Town? ... 10. Which way are you going? ... 11, Laundry day. . . . 12. A long way from home. . . . 1 3. Step out, Linnie. . . . 14. Over this way. ... 15. Strike up the band. ... 16. You need a sled. ... 17. On time for breakfast. ... 18. On parade. ... 19. Oh, no, Bertram. 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