Drury University - Souwester Yearbook (Springfield, MO)
- Class of 1916
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'cphilnsnphg nt lite hafta funn tar him a place in the heart nt efmerg Brurg stnhent, fue atfertiunatelg hehirate this hnlume- mkiftggim , f'5ol1B7fi53gvi 1 mEQjif3K.f5XTjm This woman with the clear child-heart, Ye mourn as dead. is-where and what? WitlzkjQ1itlz as artless as lter art, I question not. fl' I PF 41 S4 Pk A stately figure, rapt and awed, In her new guise of Angelhood, Still lingered, wistful, knowing God W as very gooal. Her tlzioug'lzt'sfne wltisperfillefl the pauseg And, listening, the Master smiled, And lol tlze stately angel was A little child. 'l'Hl5 Ill-IAR lIHII.D-Hli.-XR'H'IlJ WOMAN THAT IS DEAD. JAMICS XYIll'I'lIUMH RII.IiY. IN MEMORIAM. CARRIE MARION HUMPHRYS. Born, October 17, 1893. Died, january 14, 1916. , 5 S ,......Ufii?7 in-'TI CQ QQ Board of Trustees, Drury College JAMES G. MCMURTRY, PH. D ...,.... ......... P residmzf. For Term Ending fznzv, 1916. HON. CHAMP CLARK ..................... ......................... .,.............. X N 'aShington, D. C. C. H. COLE ..................... .........,.......... S pringfield. REV. H. F. HOLTON ...... ............ S t. Louis. J. B. VVHITE .............. ....,.. I iansas City. For Tvruz Ending func, 1917. E N. FERGUSON ...................................................................... .......... S pringfield. HON. CHARLES E. H.xRwoon, A. B., LL. D ......... ....... U pland, Cal. O. I. HILL, A. M .....................................,............. ...... . .Kansas City. ARTHUR NLARTY ,.................. r...,.. K ansas City. E. D. AIERRITTV, A. B ......... .......... S pringfielcl. For Term Ending June, 1918. LEWIS L. ALLEN ......................................................... .......... ......... P e irce City FRI-:11ER1c A. HLXLI., LITT. D., LL. D ........ ......... S t. Louis XV. L. HfXRTlY ........r.................................. . .......... Springfield REV. S. H. VVOODRONV, D. D ....... ...... S t. Louis. J, T, XNOODRUFF ........................... .......... S pringfield. For Term finding Jzmv, 1919. HON. JOHN S. F.xRR1NG'roN ....... ..................... .......... .......... S p r ingefield H. S. JICXVELI ............................ .......... S pringzfield -I. T. Wmrn, A. M ........... .......... S p1'ing'F1eld Offiuwv of fill' lgllflfd, j.xmEs G. RiCCliUR'l'RY, Pu. D ,.......................... ....... ...... I ' rvxidvul. C. H, Cont ,....... .................................. ........ T 1 '4'U.VIlI't'l' fi. W. NOXI-TMACIIICR ...................... ....... 9 vrrvfnr'A' XCIFTOR O. COL'l'R.XNli... ........C'n zmxvl I I LKJ rw CC-jm gi? Wg! ....:lli-. , Dttif0FtfWrlli11f' M il or -' An Interesting Letter from the Honorable Champ Clark, Speaker of the I-Iousc of Representatives, VVElSlllTlgtOI1, D. C. May II, 1916. My dear Mr. Editor: Information is exceedingly desirable. The best way that I know of and the easiest way to secure information is to go to good schools and colleges. I have proven my faith by my works in that re- gard. I am a graduate of two colleges-Bethany College, West Virginia, and the Cincinnati Law School. My only son is a graduate of the Univer- sity of Missouri and the George VVashington University Law School. My only daughter was educated in one of the best private schools in Vklashington. Of course people can get information without going to school or college, but they would spend a great deal more time getting it and more work and effort. In getting information, schools and colleges are sort of labor-saving machines. I be- lieve in them. I consider it a great honor that I was made a Trustee of Drury. Your friend, tll ' rw Wh , CSCIIMYESTEIQ sdlgjxgg Q :mei K QV Rim X aj rQ,' 'A 7 4vqv gf'- ,.:. '- 'fb' ' - . .' ,.. i 1, 5- ' ,r f'S,,..... Avg! gSEQ7if9g5Cjm ' fiom WESTED illi 7 X Q--2 A Word From Drury's President One must be skeptical who can study Drury's condition and not see in its ideals, its held, and its position won and held among other institutions, a great future opening up before the college. From the beginning of its academic career it has held tenaciously to a grade of scholarship and to moral and spiritual values which after forty years are beginning to get for it an enviable reputation among educators and technical and professional schools all over the land. The fact that the number of bona fide college students has practically doubled in the last six years is proof that the institution is meeting the needs of students who live within the Held of the college. Such an increase cannot be cared for without a corresponding tax on the ability of the school to meet the needs. At the cost of a steadily increasing drain on its financial resources, the various departments of the cultural type of teaching have been able to meet demands up to this present, but in order to continue this work, aside from providing any addi- tional work, we are forced to enter into a campaign for 35001100 addi-- tional endowment which, when completed, will not only insure the present high grade of work in existing departments, but will make possible the addition of one or two more courses, such as domestic science, the need of which is apparent in the light of the number of requests received for such work. The opportunity which the college offers is in a sense to be meas- ured by the large body of Alumni who are now successfully at work in all parts of the world. To them the college looks for loyal sup- port of its scholastic and moral ideals so that the opportunity which was afforded to them as students may be offered to other young men and young women without prejudice. The Alumni have done nobly and the college is proud of them. In view of the present conditions and the efforts of all the friends of the institution to place it on a sound financial basis, we can con- fidently look forward to an increasing student body, a strengthened force of instructors, and a still larger place for the college than that which it now holds among the institutions of the state and nation. But whatever its financial progress, we hope for it at all times a steady clinging to those ideals, intellectual, moral, physical and spiritual which, more than any other one thing, have placed it in the front rank of colleges of its class. ,ffm- A IT.-im 'ra '5 .L,J...,UfiE?i ?fi?QKV'7' X Nj Tin' Halls, QRUUJ' l'icu'5 W Tu? 'WF' L ' 'hu , ' . P+ wr- W m, ,ff '-Wm w A .f at 1 ir ' , 1, -- ml. ,Z V , .q'V . pn. 6' - Ar ' 1, Q .4 1 v V S., I 1 Q 3' v A 1 ' - ' W A F Q, ugh JV! ,V V ,Vs Y ' , ,-L I V ,, 1' i - J F '-P V VVVV V V A I -.1 1. ff ' M ., , -Q. .- V. V ,V F -1- 1-nf K ' '. 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D., Pruvidvllz' f d magfigjifkifjm :Me CSQUWESTED iVf DfKiy fX yjlllijji W XXA 'Nz Y' ' DEPARTMENTS. BIIELIC ENGLISH .XM ll-.xl l..x5.c,1 .xm-.s Cfruvk-l.uli11 V11 lmsol-1 lx' HISTORY I'sYm'1lm.oc:Y .xxn ltlll 'c'.x'l'10N. L-T--. . K F 5 gym? Dig! B'IH'lIIIl'lHI Hall. GERMAN ROM .x Nui Lx Nm KXGICS lfrvlzrl:-.S'f'n111'xl1 Soc! Au. S011-:Nui n...4 HR D Q, 576' fiolmflisrlzv L....,.DfLyf EX Lyivllliiji M y I Y i JOSEPH HENRY GEORGE, D. D., PH. D., W PRESIDENT EMERIFUS, , Profeswr of Religinzlx EdIlL'Ufi07I and Eflzifs' i l L ARTHUR PINCKNEY HALL, A. M., PH. D., DELXN OF THE COLLEGE. Professor of Latin Language and I.ifvraz'm'e E ISV' r w DTH!!! g,,if?9g1 L-4 C7591 C'SOU5W'ESTElL V- R K.x'rHRYN NICXVELL ADAMS, A, B., A DICAN 01-' XYOMEN. Asxisfafzt Profvmor of English ,R . f'if,,'f X 15 ml K . XX '1LL1nr JIQFFERSON LHAMON, A. B., A. M., Dritxx or' 'rmi BIBLI5 SCHOOL. ,QA Profvavoz' of ljnylixll Bilwlv and Conzfvnrafivv lfvligfinlz. 'x-7'--Q 2 -rw' gb LF'-lm :Zia CSQIJQXE sign! Y LEVVIS ELBERN M1a.x1woR, PH, B., A. M.. P1'0ff'.s'.v01' of Hz'.s'tw1v. HENRY HERBERT ARAIS'fRONi1, A. M., PH. D Profussor of Grvck Lalzgzzagc and Literatu: 551-Q QQQQVQ Q-,Q fl ' f'5GUW'ESTEPi I pf-X 'X iz? ' WSQ QW-W NI I .-X. IJOMINICIQ, A NI l'1'nf1'.v.m1' of Gvrllz JOHN CLARIQ JORILXN, A. XI PH D Profavso r of Englil -n 14 , 'Q' . 0 x-V-'Q ' DAM C5 O , g......UQfxLji ?i?27Q:11? ' J W 'mf . HOWARD CROMVVELL TAYLOR, A. B., A. M., Professor of fjrlzzfafion and P.M'j'L'Il0Z0.f1j'. EMU. FR12D13R1C HACKER, A. B., A. M., Pr0fU,v50r of Ronzazzcv Lalzqzragvx. R1-ZGINA AIAY CAMERON, B. S., Szzfcr-z'z',mr of llzc Trainilfg 5511001 133 rw n...4Zll DM f'SOlI:?f?ES1ll7-,i X. l'uur.w11.v H UPI Xl 1XH'N ls H B11 x LIIINII IIN f Nlxml IXll Pnxbub MLfQjif9xJ5 '4m I OI OL X , CSOUXMESTEIL 4-Jff1WQ RevW7Q11? B1-,xklulilx FIUNAQLIN FINKIIL, A. M., PH H.NRRISON H.XLIi, SC. M., PH. D, Professor of Cll6llIi.Yf7'j' M-LQQLSEQ l'1'0fcx.v01' nf AflYfl1t'III!1f1.t'S and Plzzvxzls - 1J Ufep C'SOlI5W'ESTEl7-.1 .wwf A V A CQQ Q1 5:1 N CHARLES H1XDDON SPURGEON, A: B., A. M l Professor of Biology and Plzomiology. LEWIS FRANCIS THOMAS, B. S., rofussor of Gvology and Mizzcrulogv. 5V5fKgjif3X55j55 f7Ke, CSOU -X QlQ H fYPTfQ,,if3g3X m ' CSOI WESTEIL l.....1... UK CQQ Q1 ,U xx MA X 'Q 1 x ff! v yglwllgiji '- '1 v '-1 1, fl Xl'I'lIxJRll XI .1 .. -..,, Y- -- , Q 4 M A , .. ,-mm'-L 1. vw -r M- ,, I lx- .N ,..s-.-,. I -, W- T .5 , ' I . . ' , , 1- 9:'r,qv:f-l .i.g:g?Q.n.:p.:,f. ',. .C.:.,i,-lg-,-bf:-1. ', ' T . . gf, 'f - - ' ,. f ---A--4-. . -7--,L '- -. .,.a....g--..f , f .- ,ww 4 -' 'v-:: - My . - . . ' ' , .' vs .. A, . ' ab- - '- - - Q -A - v --.Q :........,..Y ' -- A V V-, . 7 - ', ,- . ..........,,-,v.:f........,...N,4-.-T.. .,- .M-.'.,7:.... ...1.x....--b---1-'-M 'M' ,, V I '. ,.. v- A A , , 1 , . - 1 - ' - , - -.. 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Rx D 9 14 ' . - ' .W ' ' A..4nfJI LW ,Q I' 1' -in iollfiffssglvi XIYILLIAM LIONEL McCL1f1z12, 'dmzz' 'f 'x'1dc1zfZ3 ff NKQQQSWM Q, , C5 775 if , .d.,.,,DfiLji ?' 22287 X H--Z Xlznbcl lflinor Halle, 'l7. Rudolf NYEFUIIIC. Jr.. 'lS. QIWIVX lI5'4l'l0 5lllll'l1l'0H. jr.. 'l'l. Anna Frances Armstrong. '16. mggfaeiiifgxijm 56753 C501 WESTEP, V- 5 'DfV?ZQ l5yQY2 mg X V , , I I . ' Q .--I 1 f .3 yn .lun .affix I' ,,'.. ,. as ' .ass 9 GN .Q I ':'1'-fu ap 14 4 5. Q , - 1 op! :fr -v 'J..'f :G Q I .1 u- -414.-b.:-.1 ww . - .3.'-','e'1'1L+' Z- -': '11-.-1:-I--fi-Qf.'1':'. O A -' ,4. u..:..'.-.:.1.' . . . '.l.. - , ' l. - :.- - .. A J: 5 'Q' 1- . X , r. . ,- . '.'.'.Q:,-1,'-.'. ' ' .n'....', H Q - -,.. Q I 1- . -. ' - . .-was Q .- '- '. g'.-ff... .3 X -'5 .---'.. , 4 :. 11. nl. 21:-Hx. ' Q. 'O ' ' Z ' I ' .N 1 I 5, ' 0 A '.-1. ..-.' r.. - . -, ,A...,... .. .,., - '...- -. ,i ,,.,,. - .. . ..,.-. -.s' -..1' '-',, . '- nj. '. ,' ,','..- -.'.'-1 , -- I , :,-': ',.,. :.p ',',.':,g ., .'n,.- :- .,. 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Kappa Alpha, Delta Lambda Kappa, Quo Vadis, Class President, '15-'16, Track, '14-'15-'16, Manager, 16, Alistit Glee Club, '16, Yell Leader, '15-'16, Class Play, ,16. Blass EDGAR BOWEN, A. B. Tulsa, Okla. 'W' l' -..yt nr. , Delta Delta Delta, Skiff, Lauriferae, Y. XV. C. A. l Cabinet, '15-'16, Estes Park Delegate, '15, Shakespeare E Club, Sou'wester Board, 'l-1315, Student Senate, '15- ' '16, Senior Girls' Play, '16, Assistant in English, '15-'16, Connnenceinent Speaker. 15 1 I-Q l fl'l'H0 R. LlCkX'1'I-Ili, A. B. I Springfield, Mo. l'l1l Alpha Sigma, X. Rl. L. A. Cabinet, '13-'14-'ln-'l0, l'i'esident, '15-'16, Lake Geneva Conference, '14-'15, So1i'we:-ter Board, '14-'15, XYinner Rlanslield-lidprell Ora- torical Prize, '14-'15, XYinner Missouri Collegiate Ora- lorical Contest, '14-'15, Interstate Oratorical Contest, 'I4-'15, Inter-Society Debate, '12-'13, Inter-Collegiate Debate. '13-'l-l-'15-'log Misfit Glee Club, 'l0. rw mall gy? PL-1 I , CSCI XMESTEP , Y ' x! I - 5 , ' f IZ? . I I- ... K, X Z5 F V . - , a. A in .24-' . pa- 'aw v.'.'.a: ' z. , 1 1 .- .. X ' Q ?,',f.- :T -:TL 'wf:'jQ2'f9 Cv3':'1r.1'.ff i ?'.j,4f,' - '- I '?'f5'i'7f all II ii i f W W7 W , W II-SEI f . 'J' aw 1, a i-il..,,. il 1 I l A W.- ef e f I .. .. I N--.Xj e f DOROTHY L12viaN.x VVOODSON, A. B. jl Springfield, Mo. , I . f ' ' Zeta Tau Alpha: Y. VV. C. A,g Lauriferae: Vexper I Choir, 'l6. VL 1 1 1 I I I il I I I 'I I I I IRVING CHRIS NI2iXLI'I, A. B. .il If A Fort Smith, Ark. I V Obelislsg President ID. O. A., 'lig President Oratorical 1 1 League, '15-'l63 Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, '14-'153 Mirror I 1 Stall, '14-'15-'16g Inter-Collegiate Debater, 'lip Man- li W agel' Class Play, '16g Football, '15-'14-'15, Manager, '19, I Il if I in . if . 1, , ,I . . 5, . I I l I , I Muay -IANI? HOPKINS, A. B. I I l W Springfield, Mo. Pi Beta Pliiq Delta Lambda Kappag Y. VV. C. A.: Vespei' Choir, '15, I NMAJIQKXJ I II f'5ol:iZei:25TEv-.1 , fx Allll M I Q CHARLINE NICCANSE, A. B. Springfield, Mo. Pi Beta Phig Skiffg Delta Lambda Kappag Y. XV. C. A. Cabinet, '14-'l5: Estes Park Conference, 'ISL Girls' Glee Club, '15-'16, Choral Club, '12-'13, Senior Girls' Plav 'l6. , 1 1 I l ell if o E V F' Q 3: E 5 F77 Lawton, Okla. Kappa Alphag Connnenceinent Speaker, '16, President Student Body and Student Senate, '15-'16g Editor-im Chief Sou'wester, '15g Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, '14-'15-'l6: First Prize Edgell Contest, '14g Chemistry Assistant. l Q '13-'14-'15-'16g Lambda Epsilon: Glee Club, 'ISL Stu- ' l dent Senate, '15-'16g Vesper Choir, '14-'15: Mistit Glee ' Club, '16, I i ,... F l'll.li.XNOR HUMvHR1ix's, .-X. B. N Springfield, Mo. l'i Beta Phi, Skill, Y. YY. C. .-X. Cabinet. '14-'15-'l6: Choral Club, '14: Yesper Choir, '15-'log Chimes of Nor- nlzunly. '1-1: President Girls' Glee Club, 'l5-'ltr J 451 1 ... 'Jim i I :gk - f'5oi'7sfQi:5TEvi 1---.-Mylx if-X Xfli M GROVI-TR TATUM LAURANCE, A. B. Ritchey, Mo. 1 D. O. A.: Student Senate, '14g Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, 1 '14-'15-'16, President, '14g Delegate State Officers' Con- Q ference at Kansas City, '14g Delegate Lake Geneva Conference, '14, i RUTH Br..xsLiav, B. 4 Cussville, Mo. Y. XV. C. A.g Lauriferaeg Choral Club, '12-'13. , Iixincs RUFFIN, A. B. l Springfield, Mo. Phi Alpha Sigma: Quo Vadisg D. O. A.: Track, i '15-'16, Captain, 'l6g Inter-collegiate record in Discusg Football, '12-'13-'14-'15, Captain, 'ISQ All Mo. Confer- e ence Tackle, '14-'lig All Mo. Tackle, 'ISQ All Mo. 4 , Valley Tackle, '13 tnon-Conferencel. l K ii .wc ' L, Lllghjlfigf lm 57752, 'SOI XN'ESTED-.1 l.,..UflQyf be y..lll Qj2 Q29 CAROL TABER, A. B. Springfield, Mo. Zeta Tau Alpha, Lauriferaeg Skiffg Y. XV. C. A. : Inter-Society Play, '14, Senior Girls' Play, '16 3 Class Play, '16, L p ERRETT C. SECHLER, A. B. Springfield, Mo. Y. M. C. A.g President Drury Bible Association, '15. IN:-zz GERTRUDE lN'lATI-IES, A. B. Galena, Mo. lli Beta Phi: Delta Lambda Kappa, Choral Club '12-'133 Y. XV. C. A. Cabinet, '153 Yesper Choir, '15, Basketball, '13-'l4. rw :AMB 0756 C501 WESTEPZ , .' ,,A-'.--f. - f f g,lf,?g- ,?3',..f:- f,, . ..., .A , fig,,.5,. .Jf'mKQQSkK?wK-iiy .wuz vw.. . I J 4' -'p l Mil ---'gl X F ' xl 1 x. ' f,'n 'n '.v 1f.w ' fi X .' : t lv -f ., ng .. ri ' .- iff .- 4 ' . p . y z -R-ara,-fwfiw.. ,ii gui?l.'g? t1-'fZ'm'3.1Q?jf'7l , J i A4 I f .1 --y 'u.z ' A If O: I ff .. .gp A, ,. L. vm- , K F iv ! X i Q ' 1 f-5' . y , Q A I. 5, l iw 'Q f A in 1 1 .J l lx I . 5 X lv l i E, A if, .. th . Qi 1 i if V ii l 1- V, l Q l l i i r i I . -- . ..,,,.....w 1. ll 4 it if 3 1 S 5 l i r i l 5 l 6 ?. 1'.L1.,::::.11..:g,:L::'7.Zlw.1-... ,:..n,,.... ' ' - 'i..-':.-qw l i ,..........-............,,..w...............,,,. ...... . .-. ... . .. ,...,..................................... I ORVEN P. lX'lA'l I'HliXVS, A. B. Springgfielcl, Mo. D. O. A.g Y. M. C. A. GEuRc:1.x E. ROLLINS, A. B. Dixon, Mo. Zeta Tau 4xllPllElQ Y. XV. C. A.: Vesper Choir, '14-'15 'log Lauriferaeq Senior Girls' Play, '163 Student Senate '15-'l63 Claw Play, '16, JAMES R. hlAR'1'lN, B. S. Springfield, Mo. Kappa Alpliag Basketball, '15-'lbg Baseball, '15-'14 Rlanagrer, 'l6. fl W '-ill A-Q2 jg-2 C Q, 5775 fiom wlisriiva i ' ul ' I - X f I x ll.. ' 3 f X 21-:TL .i ,J .bngg ' fl. T -f ielz' gg -'P - x A' C- , , X . f 'Jae-'A Wwfgiuz' r-iIA:'Q2'. ., -2 2 A if-ff-' ' ' V 112-5 1iiw'l . i . W2 l 4' 1 ,. W l, W '-- , E li g 'li f-jfizi ,I 32' l iii , L! S112 gl W .f 'K h -.. g lxfolz llIRNING, A. B. Springfield, Mo. .lil I inary, '13. l E l 2 AIARY ZliLL.X BEAR, A. B. Iberia, Mo. . Y. Rl. C. A.g President Drury Bible -X ociation Prewitlent German Institute of Chicago llieological gem Lauriferaeg Student Senate, '15-'16 Choral Club 1 A... Q t A '133 German Clubg benior Girls' Plax 6 v , l V v lxixcz X iviox, A. B. Kansas City, Kaus. 1 Y. N. C. A.: IJ. U. A.: College Pax 14 C00 ell ' Greek Prize, 'l4g Xlanxtield Oratorieal lrile 16 i ter-Collegiate llebater, '15-'log State Oiatoricfil Conte t 'Ing Student Senate, 'IS-'16. J ill FW will P-7A,Qlf UL-1 T l CSCI STEP-.1 l lxlllix I-X -T 3 M 1 X I..-ii. K , f 'i' .,,, .- 1' T 'x We '-ll 1 1 1 3 T l l l ll .r T E HTQLTZN LOUISE GORTON, A. B. Q T SDl'l11jIl:lClCl, Mo. 2 l.au1'iferaeg Y. XY. C. A. Cabinet, '14,'1S: Choral Club, '12-'133 German Club. l, 1 5 A f XN'.xLTTiR SCOTT B.xRLow, A. B. Q li Lelnanon, Mo. lt l Y. M. C. A.: Vesper Choir, '1Sg College Orchestral Band. l I ,T A DELTTX .A.RMSTRONG, A. B. SIJ1'lI1lQfl:16lCl, Mo. X. XV. C. A. S' l ...J T P . ..,. -, ,l ll KW T-. ll CSCI snivi .wllliyeefee alllgiilf ' If 7 .' A f f-2' - 5L' 13fEi4fL3i2,',i, AQ I .,--'rt' , t 1 PWC Ami X X 1 3 1?!S7P1?! ,zu 1 ix , ' KYI LP f 4 I 1 A t' Q 75 w X, ' A 4 ,. Plz! . 1 ' l 11 Nw? ' l l. 1 1, 1. L 1 l 1 1 2 A., ORIMXNII lim' AARMSTRONG, A. B. il 'Q Springfield, Mo. D. O. A.: Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, GOSpel Team: Inter- I Society Debate, '13g Inter-Collegiate Debate, '14-'15-'16, l Second Oratorical Prize, '15, Glee Club, '13-'14-'15-'16: l 1 l Choral Clubg College Orchestra: Student Senate, '15, I Mirror Staff, '14-'15-'16g Assistant in Psychology, '15- , 'l6g Claw Play, '16, Bible Association, State Peace l I Oratorical Contest, '16. , . l ., 1 3 l l I-llcusx Snmvl-:R, A. B. ' ll Mt. Vernon, Mo. f 1 I ' Delta Delta Delta: Lauriferae: German Clubg Y. NV. . -as l C. A. Cabinet. '15-'16, Choral Club, '12-'13, listea Park l Conference, '153 Inter-Society Play, '15, r 1 l 1 l ' l l 4 ,..- . l 5 A HUGH C'1,.xx'1'ooL, B. S. in Ed. l SD1'l112l'16lCl, Mo. s 43 B. Pe. Springtieltl Normal, '1-lg Y. M. C, A., Yesper J Choir, '14.'1s-'1c,. A-Q l l ::. --: - - ---4: LSL , fiom wiisriziz, A - 1 ' Z S K . 1' 'X Y t pl... I f X .A l - X 1. A. 25+-K. vvvv X . J .v twy1-,,- V. X. , 3 3 -. - 1x.xT,,ii, iii? , li -2j.,,'h,ZgK0 iq , X 'Ex 1 V ' ' 'W' f 3, ' E ti ii In ivy f.,.L ' ' i 1 ' a H.2-'Jn-..,1AmA. w . A 'lxgyml . xx . W. A AAAAA ---N ' g Q 4 i i fl xl V is l Q. l .f-9-JVM W zfz , . VK! asf 4 -fl 435 M9539 MARY AALICIC MCCUNE, A. B. , Joplin, Mo. E Y. XV. C. A.g Scientific Associationg Delphian. l A l il al 1 l l l H W1 l Y 4 i 1 l i IRL ROPIQR, A. B. i SpringHeld, Mo. 3 D. 0. A. il l l ll CAROLYN NIIQRTELLA IVES, A. B. Los Angeles, Cal. ' i Zeta Tau Alpha: Y. VV. C. A.g Girls' Glee Club, '16 .dw 31 U. of Southern California, '12-'13-'143 Senior Girls Play, '16. 9 4, l 4 ill UW i-. lil ' , CSCI .napa , li-.. ' X, X.--nj ll li i JOHN M. Golxn, A. B. IV Springfield, Mo. Phi Alpha Sigma: D. O. A.: Sou'wester Board. ll-I 'l5g Y. M. C, A. Cabinet, '15-'16g Manager Inter-Society . Play, 'l5: Class President, '14-'l5g Manager Basket- ! ' ball, '15-'16g Manager Mirror, '15-'16g Class Play, '16g 1 ' Vesper Choir, '14-'15-'16, F l Tl . NIYRTLE ELSIE DAVIS, A. B. l Billings, Mo. l Y. XY. C. A.g President of Delphian, '15. , li Eli I 1, i HARRY XY. BIERRITT, B. S. t Springzfielcl, Mo. Obelisk: Quo Vailisg Lambda Epsilon: Delta Lambda Kappa: Class Treasurer, '12-'l33 Assistant in Dept. of Phvsics '15-'10 ,e -v - - glPlfA,,if9Y4 lm ' fiom WESTED., 1,....DllLyfe lyillllgii W Nl'1I.I. DIIZMIZR, A. B. Springfield, Mo. Delta Delta Delta: Y. VV. C. A. liliNNli'l'l'l B. ELLI0'1 1', A. B. Lebanon, Mo. Kappa Alpha: Y. M. C, A. Cabinet, '15-'lhg Student Senate, '15-'l6g Cla:-5 Play, '16g Assistant in English, '15-'l63 Misfit Glee Club, '16. GRACE GRIESHAM, A. B. Spriugflelcl, Mo. Delta Delta Deltag Y. W. C. A.: Senior Girls' Play, '16, MWKQQYL lm 567758, ,...,..Dff5jeW U i JOHN TURNER VVH1'rE, JR., A. B. Sp1'in,Q'field, Mo. Obelisk, Delta Lambda Kappag Quo Vadisg Y. M. C. A., President Athletic Association, 'IS-'16g Student Sen- ate, '15-'16g Football, '12-'13-'14-'15, Captain, 'l4g Base- ball, '12-'13-'14, Captain, '14. GEORGIE HIiNIJR1CKSON, A. B. Springfield, Mo. Delta Delta Delta, Y. W. C. A.g Shakespeare Club: Sou'wester Board, '14-'15, Mirror StaFf, '15-'16: Yes- iwer Choir, '15g Senior Girls' Play, '16. LJHMI-l'l'RIUS N. THEODORE, A. B. Dessylla, Messenia, Greece. ll. O. A., Track, '14-'15-'16. - za Y s 1 .HN-, .' ,, f '.'i.l ,Qin L' all? .rw iiildgigiyifgifz 'dw fm CSCI WESTED l m 'ill' lf l l i l 3, 5 5 i , Pi Beta Phig Y. XY. C. A.: Delta lambda Ixfxwa XVCNIYEI' Choir, 'lSfl6g Queen ol IS ' r Nou Plli Alpha Sigrllmag lJ. O. A.: Y Nl C A Cabu Glee Club, '15-'l6g Sou'weQter Boau Xlmm Staff, '14-'15-'l6g Eclito1'-in-Chief Mnxor lv lr' Inter Society Ilayf., '13-'14-'ISQ Ve-wer 1o1r CHQ 4' 1 QQ -747 if ff' 9 52: V 7 ' Z f' I '9 ,. .'fg,,f' ' A WA, .U v-Qw,. X ' ' ,ffl . l?7,fj!'2' Hlwl SN' ' ' 'T 3 f L:-nf-H ,M 1 9. f l 'I ' ' x ' . l ' 1 1 5 f l 1 I l ' ORA -IIZXYIQLL N'xv.'XL'lxON, A. B 'MQ ,Q . bprmgflelcl, Mo. l l V A J 5 k Wester. l Q sl ii 2 ll ' 'l L ll l l fx' il , Y H FRIEII D. SHr31.'r0N , A. B. ' A... .' lXl2'11'Sl166lCl, Mo. 1 ' 2 l l 1' fl l l' li 5 1 if X fl 3 il V il l Play, '16, l l ' 3: 1? Q1 ' , s ll' V ll 2 . sg 2 2: l ll ll ll F 'l Q 1 3, ' 2 l f' HILBIA llxvllis, A. B. ll A Q Springiclcl, Mo. 4 N fi I Slciffq German Play, '16g Y XX L X ' l l l l l l l l l 1 Y ' 315 4-.. ,, 4 l N 1.. . W . l ll K KT will lf PAH! CSCI 'iilisirvi ...lllliiyfe 1lll Ll? M i il ' M.xRGARE'r B1sHoP, A. B. ii it Pennsboro, Mo. s 1 Pi Beta Phi: Delta Lambda Kappa, Eureka Confer- if ence, 'IZQ Student Senate, '15-'16g Choral Club, '12-'13g Class Basket Ball, 'll-'l3g Vesper Choir, '1Sg Y. XV. C. A. Cabinet, '15-'16: Class Play, '16. i I i I 1 5 I ELMO HixR'rLiiY, A. B. l Springfield, Mo. .- Obeliskg President Lambda Epsilon, '15-'16, Assistant in Clieinistry. i Rl.xRfpi'iiRi'i'1-2 Lxxrmox JACKSON, A. B. l ' Xcoslio, Mo. Della Delta Delta: Skill: Y. XV. C. A, Cabinet, '13- 'l4-'lig Soifwester Board, '14-'l5: Inter-Societv Play, 'Hg Mirror Staff, '15-'16g Secretary Athletic Associa- tion, 'IS5 President l.anriferae, 'l6g Shakespeare Club, 'log Cartoonist Girls' Glee Club, 'llmg Senior Girls' Play. 'log Class Play, 'l6. l i -L - rw :alll xxylf PL-1 5752, - C501 WESTEPi , I Z ' S K . 1' 'K -.1 ff-- as --'+L .1--mf ' ' Chai. i'2,f :,.-. : .' ' X I W' , ' - g'I'.wW SCU., . W Iffl A' '- , J .zf 1,21 ' ---M f ' 1. ' 41 5 113,-.v,,,. TJ, LX 'I 31 ' . 5 Jig. ,M . , ' I ze-.-.1 -'ff- N-.ffl I A BERNICE SMITH, A. B. W 3 Springield, Mo. 9 1 Delta Lambda Kappag German Club: Delphiang Ves, 1 per Choir, '14-'153 Y. XV. C. A. 'w r i ' Y W. ., 3 1 E 5 . 5 ' Z 2 I 1, - i , 'S ' Z y 1 X Z if ., 5? A 5? f! r 5 , 1 1 1 L 1 E i . 1 I , . 1 v 1 1 f Q , 5 1 fx E I 2 I I I N 5 el .W IQ i if , 1' f. F . l 2' , 12 ,1 1' 2 1 s 1 - 5 2 . Q, ' IQ A .,.QV A' Q f A E PYT fl T'f '- J- .. ' ...trip-gf W V 1 ..n - in V W U r HWAJQQKJX M 577-fe, C-Sol1yfESEPi I --fi' fX3PTf if3if5 '4m -gil Q, 575 f'5oU'w133TEv UNIQ SXKNNNMM mum 1 SAE ' ef , 'L 'E 4 ' ' Y. fills' Xxx? S 3 X1 1 X f,frff,,:lLX A Q if of Wan! f f I NPL Rm? M5221 1 f- f W ,r I X ff ,-- ' 'N M y XA 'X nf! .!,, U ff if fn . 1 S, JW XX W X fi ' fQH rw ' fool wiismv -dv In U5 .fee 1. -1 -.I Z YC,-ii 9- D1 4 ' 414 J .' ,SQ f. -Mx, 2..,: til.. rl sq!!-5' A. fl' 9-1 CATHERINE KILHAM, Springfield, Mo. Q, 1 XYANTED: To know why the boys think I'n1 so ur 5 sweet. Vi v 14:4 1 . H1 is M CLIFFORD SHINKLE, Mountain Grove, Mo. XYANTED: A certain girl from Mountain Grove to 1 .jil enter Drury. K J- FLORENCE lXflCLAUGHLIN, Springfield, Mo. FOUND: That one can get more at college than merely a knowledge of books. 3' fc A . - 1 H1 , 'Q Za-A . . , f N M-H-A t iff: mp-gf? F W I.,-.QQ GL 5775 CSCI WESTEIL . - Q Lllliili 554 ' V f - . ff-iff ' m A F' - Ma, M -F wuz' -gg' 15 H146 ' flyvi :D A ' xii Sf' E- iff? f K . if 2- , ' .-ffz, 3 ' ' pigvzfq ' tap, ,ggi Tu f f rf - W, -:fr H xr 4,:g.5,, 'g-for -2.2242 .. up 1 mtv N.g K1 .-53.155 iv.: H555 -psig. 5g'?Q:':s9 gfsffz li 551.35- -P111 Q51 I V .,,. is fi i . Fayiaggaig g .3 -1 ' 5' 1.1. N ,. . . -' . ,ft C , ,V A E W, ,HARLLS . ARSOM Q Butler, Mo. ,... 4, .1 . H5 -QQ FOUND'I D- 123.31 . n imy, the one girl '-. iff f vi 4 -4 'ia 1 Q ,VQQQ . , wg., B25 iig? WI' 2 '19 5 if v mah ifbi ' 2255 QE? fig? JEQYQ-71 Qziflif iiffgi - -6 J0si'.PH1NE NIITCHELL, 'ESE i?Ei Cuba, Mo. ' .Q -ffzlylg -35 F55 'EE 335 FOUND: That to be a great scientwt one must lne in the biology Lab. .'2f'l:T L A wif Www r - my .5 51,5 he -11231522 ,x aim, 9,32 . 535' i?f'Cl2Z . 5152 nb. , 0 fum. aff 823: ' X Fail? ' X. 1 1711 ppj' ' s 15, 23+- -nlagg. at-1':f, iii'-7:2 'QJIPY 1 1Q i . vxmf. , 1 -1515? Jim. . ,HI-1154. .sg-D: sggff, uw! ima. i?s'i22 ' , fs ,f. u...m 3 PAUL O BANNON, f.. .IJMIQ i J'l?g2,Z7 .Qifiiif . Buffalo, Mo. ll-1:35, VL I gil - iaiw. 45295 -95' -faiflf ' 'mfr : wif' . ,.. . ...ef nik ?4frf,f' ,2i'ff'ft ii? 'swf ,.,g:. ,.?,. vi-'ZA -yi fz'.4p,, fn: i izfflmz ' 'ifzi Q3 51 2 is is HWY. + , . ' egg. Qhdkggfg I. ,W . ,M WQ4 .jf R-if Z .. . , ,. - ?5.ij7 fy. , 1-M . gg'E5,f4nff 'ff' . . L ' - , 4L-... 'wt -.1 .JM .t HZ! ' f -- wa rf,-ax. ,152-gy f,,,-- ,f -'QL ,-1 V, 53335 f ' 'fQ'Zf'za . ,.-22 . .:'J5,f7 125,411 A X Qlflk rw all 2 XVANTED: A gay little girl with dark brown eyes 24 , CSCI :5fESTEDi Dfw ee will 1 1' ,I xg A ,ef fi' -f vp? 1 l 013, 'Kr Lf -4 7 A u : S. 4'4- xx 5 'fs N43 'ef 4 fm, Qi ., 'Rf M35 5 1 A -s a I IG x lu ,M 5 Z I -4 .3- Y Rl 'Q . vu' K QI ' x 71: 2 'iw ,,fL---5. will x f an J -N- A. .10 3355 X MJ. ' --.ff- ' . 17,-it . , 1-' if 'Jus 'figs' 292.12 255 -fz,.'g, j.,,.h?,. ff i ' A ..-'gf -' WLLL. BEIDERLINIJEN, Springfield, Mo. ALXRZELLE ROSE, Purdy, Mo. XX',x1-'1'1zR GEORGE, Springfield, Mo. -xv-' ' ' ' ,, Y.,,. L V s- -, pp:-g D 4.5: . ,, 4,-Lfi' 'taafl hs-x f,-.-V .E-Yi ' J K x f : '-f.: ' JW- ii ws-ad? fig , 4 , ,Q 'lggfin z- :HHH 31g,?5'? I -Ae ' g 'f F . i 'b52:g,s. l .Ji ..,, . it ' .PNY i, ,. if l 17' i lx, 1. Ez f . ,J - 165- f f ,,, .lag grgr P A uyiia . E iw 352-FL . . 4 5.59. T fb f 3 '? 3T lx 11-,Ln eiflfl' X 6511. - YT E'Z - X 9.5 . :QQ G-'fa '.fi1f 2114 1' 'I . . '4 'F 7 '3:?34. 3.3,-. !.'a-Lv .-,121 23.2, -.T-if Zvi.. ff xl. .. rf. f,:- , FY! . Q wa.. ,.. .,i-, T. la L19- flew? F W gylllkvf XYANTED: A sure cure for Ulickelitib FOUND: That Perseverance conquers all XYANTED: A Little Grey Home in the X ext f77'Te, CSCI wasmv Dt I W, ,A 1 f . , vu M .,. - .tu F. -,ff I -.,.AgJ fi 354 N ' V' - 1' .. F5232 fl 4-lv. g My A ,415 1 .Ziff . . , , -., Tay. . g'42fw'5f .1. ,,, 11-:QM 15-'lf' iiviaf 5:-,tc L 5122221 37:39 I 'E' IQ' ,. . fwfr T953 vig 3 ., V. .Vg . '1 .v'1.z. M. ,- . WA. ,. aff- ' Q1-, ua . .3 1' Jfikfi NEXT? S1 bt -. .V V. rms., is ii: .-. .. 'v':?f, Ji 5 2347: isa- V' ,, ,,, 'fx ff -. t, -WSF .Jimi ' im? fam:-Vw . , ,, ' .1 ig, fail I 011- -:Biff if 'f ,qv . :',zaV.,'. uv,- awk rv A5 - .J sy? 45,1-V 'fifggxg wif Wifi: 4:4-'Aft 11,355 'afar ,ey , ,f -5-, my , A 9, .f? I7 ' .:uV, I ?'Y-:iff , .fnqrl Wu, ..-. , ,, 'ig 94:50 . 'E , .1 .37,,,, ,V I :RG J -zgixg ,D .gi -4.,r1,V - we' , s f 'f , , E .V mg, Gmlws TONVNSEND, 'xp' V Springfield, Mo. v KV Q 9'4,l' ? 2 I' V FOUND: T hat the train to hraxrlon Qprlnge Loeb not wait for belated passengerx 2 , 3 Qfff' ziiyaqigil 1 4:52 ,Q t ' 33-15322 ' , . ,, ,,, . ,A.A A. t 1. .. I mr Wx .ff 1. Q ..f-,V-me V agp: 725335, '22 T35 5? 7' W f B. L. ROBERTS, Marshfield, Mo. 5715 '. 592-3. ug Jyfyy. g2?'si.fj- . HM,-A . L hifi? 1 Asa-if '-r,L 1' f -:w:'Q r fp. 1' - Q, Q ' 'fiffwa IRIQNE A NIJERSON, 9 Springield, Mo. .5355 9'9f9'Q'f , , . 2- . , '-2:1242 t t. 13.5 V N 22? Af . wi:- iea f 21 - ,,:,,:,, xl 5 . -Hia eff? ?:wff fi 5-'Yagi af '7' f:,,g,,, , 3, 4 Q A..-V H.-., , 1 , , ' ' iffy ff t V V V 'f iiffli' 754: ,z fl , , 'V, f , XYANTED: To Rent, for mx oun pxnate u e, a jitney going' VVest on State Street FOUND: That college life wai too strenuoub ISS KW 1.15 wx, l C'50l 5TEPii8 X as-Z EXBIAL PIERCE, Springfield, Mo. XVANTED: For my rare collection, all the latest jokes. li.x'rH1iR1NE VALERIA XIVHITWORTH, Nlfebh City, Mo. FOUND: That one can be small and yet still have great aspirations. H:-QRSQHIQL F. Clxslz, 73' A BlZ1l'Sllf1Clfl, Mo. FOl'Nl'J: That lligh School girls are vert' attrac- tive. fi rw n....4ZZl 5752, , CSCI wl2sTE1vi X 1 N I ll' ' I V K , Xl A , , -- - ' fi io X J inf? ' 4. + . , M ' GV 5555? 'fri-'.,. 925' l , 7' ' mf wifi, x ww g My 2 ' STELLA LANGFORD ,eu v -2615 1' Iop m, o. 9f'f i, :-124,520 A FOUND: That kmd and noble deeds pave the way to true friendsllips. 337329 l ! v 'Ziff' A :A .QN 5 ,ffgwl 1 j --,qi y gag' 7-.fkglf e :ug , f 4 332' dl 5' ' 7-' ' ': f A- lf . i N f 11 ,52 wifi if EARL T. SECHLER, 1 ,5 . L Buffalo, Mo. fyv M XX AIN TED: To know how many steps there are 111 gg. 3672 Iacob S ladder. Wg : 7 - WM ' lg -N .1 ' fff ,ff l f we., .,.-Q ,J 1 ' ' f 5 A 4 , HAZEL SEDDON, 1- r P' tif' . 8374551 ,sys Springfield, Mo. 9 -s' A gif af.-2 ye 1 69 Y , A ,Q ,g FOR SALE: A little bit of knowledge in Chem- ! ww- -jfvifj I 1stry and Matl1 . l lwvl 'A lf V 5ff ' , Q -5 24 +5755 ,' Q 5242? A g l f lea 4f e'1:f25X liz 1 1 if iw ff ff S . , 2 f ,lf 31, , , yi: ,fy dm ld'-MB ' , jgvg ' 7 ' liglp, ' ' 'ta n?5 221. 5 ifilf, 2 -5395 ,Q E. 'I .fb mf., fdrsv sy! l W4 121, ' 1 .-Q - I t.. , 1 .. mils by .. -.ggi L 'fi 2512? 4' I , I? , U 'xiii Sir W? ,5.. 4. .ai Ni. My 4 wx ,fb S55 if I' ,K 1 ra 7 fu, ' fi 'WTS' 5 , fffff w ITA'- -2' lr 44 v 'Q u Yu t 1701 W W: 1 l, .W-Li. ,-U.: - . ,n. 5' I , . ing f ':l.'.-' 41-R V f'n :.'-4 E ' Q :?se?'2 Yale, Fri' 5213: aft' ., rf Z 23352 sf! 5-, .z- Wm' .fl F452 F351 fn .QYHQL fi ' 1?- 5211: .ug-. 'leaf 1 I .QV , x gn? 'W r ., ,A K ,l. l Jive, -M Q I' X O 'I if-f 95 , 'Ik 'J' W 1, 2 F 5 'ii ' Q , .GE , -YE 'S , vig . 5139: 98: R . 5 2:4 l l. ' - ALDINE PATTERSON, spfingaeld, MO. FOUND: That the deeds you do for others never s--a-21--. w A .5 2 ., ,V grow burdensome. 4 I, - - . 1. ., tl Q 1115 53955. 5 'QI' I -IULIAN SCHMID, yn, o '32, Sedaha, Mo. LOST: On Cherry Street, one heartg finder need not bother about returning it. v fff' ?'w'. 4f.: l , gl 1 m r, ga ,ans , HI'ILEN NVALKER, K 524 Sprmgfxeld, Mo. Fu' -F' ,ffl- -i ' 'saw' ' '14 'sr H' .. FOUND: That it is better to spend your time in Y Q 33 .. e Z., X Ir 134-. b l ' V , ' laughing than to waste it all in tears. Q' LL: . ' ' - ..7 -' Milk LZ.-L ,' f, 1,5 AK, - ,', A a.. ye N 1 . Lf: L-967 .I K W n .lil R lf ff,-1 i 57755 g..,,lllf?W??'illliil2 Q29 Lois SKINKER, Bolivar, Mo. FOUND: That it would be more convenient if Drury were closer home. R. XY. HOFFNIAN, Springlield, Mo. XYANTED: To do the right thinpc at the right time. RUTH XNINIFRED NIOORE, Springfield, Mo. YVANTED: To know how much longer is the lad- cler which leads to geological fame. ll I-All ' CSCI WESTED . - i I, lx Ll.-3 - ' K X K f' X 'r , fur?-i 1 ' ' . ,O A'1.ls lQ X 1 X V lltlapj X .Q fat ' 1.12 S ' f- - .J xj-,ffl it .112 1 F? t P li le3 5'1 152.-' w- J 'nfl 4? :35 'xl 'Y -, .cl Q ?3fQgA if . :JQN-. 15- .. . t- wc, Yaiiigi f' . 14': X 'Q -ii '5 'f:,? 7 : Q ZZLSQQ ilqggq, hmmm AIAY BALDNVIN, iiltii . 339.3 Sprmgfleld, Mo. 1fQ4?'f:': ' lfiiil v ,. . . Q,,5:1'f. Nqr' XX-ANIJLD: A llttle rest from mx mam duties -31-,z'? my - ' .1 Ya, ffliillf Vit? 33?-Y :QQ t :nj i ,, 5, 465' x 'Q5-iff' ' rg? t V' ' add.: . tn N , l 5,19 HAIQOLD D. DERRY, 355- , f . . ' A , x Repuhhc, Mo. TL. 1 W Qi, FOUND: That you can get through hfe without fffgi. being in such a rush. . ' 115: 11 - . AE, ...ggi . - ,Ez : ' N iw. 'J ff 5 -7 6 A 4 123 M ILIIRED W.-xssox, F7 Eff' - . ,EJ bprlngflelcl, Mo. . FO UND: That a person can apencl mam plesmant ll0llI'i in the library if one just hax good C0lllIldIlN 5 . sl iv? 12' :sf 4 ,if-2' 1' iffy .- 2' .1 5-51, 'Ea l 322: .J : ' 4 4:73. ' ts' U3 ' ? L: yy? X I ' ,ml . it - :S- . .:. 1 V' I IQ ff, M i K0 . if 4' 'Y-gi ,,, --..-- - .7 -Ya., ,- ' -7' -..',' . , . q. 1' ww ?+4. f' 53' Q. .':'f KT I ' NESTEIL AWKLTJ? I2 -'gilt . 4 --rr V : :-if LS' ' , 'A , 431- gf' f --4 V' TM -. 3824 - f' AFL- f fb' f ' 'fn' ' .,T:.'f .Q ' L Jai? .fm ' f jfyga Adam' , ' 'yy if mb iff -1 . ,-'gf X W f.. 4753? X ' f : 73: I. ' , J. .. QZQQES , A ,. iffy ,, i., ,,,,..? ,,.,. . wif 1 1 , .ff- J sl -' +874-x ga 1 , ' E ' f1,?e?ff, . e , 52,3114 Qigjf. ' S 5525.22 fa 3551! if ' A . 5 4' ' ,. Lev if' N5 L , In , sg,-gg-5,4 X H55 s 5 ffl R +V 73,531 Ft ,gf 3 ik 451 gain iff! 5119! - I 'HEEL ' 9 5, i 1 N . Alkfsf Q, ff .Q-155, 'ha gglhg, '52-'-1 fy..-sz . neg. 55531 3-:sz ' . V ,im aw? 4? JL- ' iff? iiggrrr - -M -. ' e vu! ,, r Q5 f'T2'7+Z 5 ' 'H X ,.: S , A xg- -, 314 .,Am,,n. .-.qw -23:1-11 ' 5133, 3 xy H 4 '7 Zig . Q ' Zia , E44-ji' ff'.,,.5:. .- ,.- fix: I 'Q f ws. -f., mai us gp Xfjiilfq 'agp 'ri-jr., 5, gn' . l... :YIM . 'fp v 'mf uxrf-:QL QQ ifgqi' f Il if, . ,izfgifv , .i,, 'V C2591 5 ' X ivy' 'A V' T .matt ' A ' 1 1 ,1 QQ I. , ng? .if fe- , x .1 x , . 5, ' 52,315 ,, ' M-' ' ,.. f-:Ig gp . 1 ' ff,-,,,f , ' .., f ' ' ,K 1 1 . FEW? ,W ja b - V , ' 42-A 4 U f ,, 4 - 1 1 ff l as K-I QL! i ' CSCI WESTEDR . ' g 5 I 1' xx Y I K x f S , -t - - ff f V- V0 -A x r :?l33illf'f D - .Qui X Eli-.U .1 :--1' V' ff -.,v ,emu l mf, . 114, rknk, 5:15-' 2,22 5:51 'iyig -, . ,i . wi fr 35' -' -NIJ' aiqih nz?-'. L . 1.3:-. 5 4534:-3 Lang X gg- j .4-:gf - -1,955 ,IV ,. 1 ,, xl' s 51121 -755 f:E? :' S mg:- Hfiif ' :ffm . MARIE '1 HOMPSON .fic X , . , ...v.-5' ' 1 - ' Sprmgfield, Mo. -QW? f : 9'5. 5535 W, -F A T A . U Q . fgggz ' A5 53.143 FOI. ND. That lxttle Saxonb are very convement. R AEA?-2? Jaffe' . TF? V s ' ,-iw - vgfifk 521' X r qw :Hif- 1 542122 .-4 1 291,-. 'gig 5f,,:g,'w. '3 5, 'Fai I' 5 Tir-v r a wi . 'gait - if -L-' fV5: '21 'if QQ-jeg -,sw .'ff5'1 .L my -r .v ,1 W-'. J! TAT if. .T - ' 7.353 Q ' L my :f,,., , x LV1.X EONARD, . ' l'- B 11' M . Ri' A o war, o YET .. ' :, R513 ing .. ' 'ASAE - - - - - '--11-, -fff ' 244- FOR SALE: The formula lor a bn ht dns mosmon ZH? , . and a sweet cheermg smlle. Jifu- lil, ,zf .5-I. :,'::'L. -3-1-W 31215. WG f? a.. ,Q ' -Q jg, .ZZ I . A .-. QE?- f'31 1' ' 53'-,J qv, X 102,- Llbf, .Ig-,JY .f-.M wut. 284,52 ffl' All 1.39, .va -Q.. .1 ua.,-I - -if - Ag ? -: fx!! 'Y -.,.'-A 1 . ,- - ' s- 3 1- rf Q3 :eff 5 5 I 1. if ,x- 'f N 1' -t,'-AAL gff, 7. ay ' 'wx ,LT -gf.: g 151 .Lf - ' - , Q '!, ,M Mfr: pry XM 1 fnqiryi A :F 3 A X -.4221 , ' ,P -:sf ',fg.-.7 ,1- ' --I . I, . 3 'a - - 2.7. Y A L-I-MB 1-I '77-Te. ,,,mfE0FWi' inp-jr WW W M' UPHHHUH gf ug, if W Ky! I ,Q ff' if g y fVl,j'f'7 f 1 'ikywjlf J, JVM 0 95555935571 Q ff 4' W! f , W V X, MW ' 1 x X ,J WEQQCQQNTTQ ..,..,.U6Ly f X VWJVT' , f5oUw'E3TE1v Q Q! 'Tl if 'W .b ., x- . -uw, . .45f? f:f.,-w-aff-Q-fi 'R Q- 5 , 7615 -- it .ENR i ' ax 'N Y 5 -5 fm . oy, G A , ' x W MTfQjif3i55Tjm 'im ,,,,,lfflfj?efffll??il9lQ1j2 U i CLYDE KENNEDY, Mound City, Kan. This bright boy whose name is Clyde, O'er the Sophomores does preside. 1 r El! PEARL VVORK MAN, Springfield, Mo. She's won such fame in basketball while he1e That she's been chosen captain for next vem BOYD CARROLL, Sedalia, Mo. The sophomore girls are all so fair, To pick the best I would not dare. HELEN GIBSON, Springfield, Mo, She is so- loyal, so faithful, so true, XVhate'er you ask her she gladly will do. El R ,ifgx 1'-'Jil Q, , fiol 'zidsiivi Jlig ilwgi M l A V H ,X RVICY N EVI LLIC, A Q 3 if Springfield, Mo. .,, J il '-- Once life Wai very sail for me, 1 'Tix now as bright as it can be, i i 1 4 - I Mu: bu' iz1ii.ieF11aLi1, Lziwtorl, Okla. A XVewtern wind has blown Us fair Mae, No other we hope will take her away. I RAYMUN11 l.l.X'l'HES, 1? 3.- Aurora, Mo. l've been at Drury but a month oi' So, Ami therek not a girl I do not know, l'.l.li.XNUR lVzll!li0N, Springfield, Mo. Thu fziir mziiil all lIll1lXY2ll'C llzu lwvii cniiirlit in l'iipiilX lair, K . 'v ., ' -.-..' 5l+lfA,if3iff Jw ' CSCI WESTEP , Y ' x! Y i K - S K I ' x ' x Ii... KQ - x f-x C X j wa f I ' 'jiq5a13?5f1,z,,e,w1yg, ,ky .-I J 1 Q T7 w. 'Ik , ' If Q --,Nw V, 331- 'Kiln jzjnglgml, Kg M. I ,Qfqgf s wY'?f'?',. , di, has alia. L f'f2f222'ii3g,2fH1qw5 iiffg,?,g3u:'.1, 'Tpfiiiljl ii if iw Wim i I :3?:f l1, l.' ff' f?f-'WIFI :ffl -IYVSATBV f' W 5 '?t'wfa'!l5f2f2i'iiw3Iff'f'.E5?EQf. ' slillisz!lfQsmL2leH+1'i fi '12 .,if.-ElmQ4.in.,,3.1Jiflsailszf,faslffvf2s':3sEg.22,uf:, if -. If ' v I , :staff ' ' fig? , l,n.LmN IXUMP, .V 1 Springfield, Mo. lg I 'S 5 I love to draw picturef- upon the wall 5 I V ' i K FRANK ARMSTRONG, Hi' 5 ,Q Sedalia, MO. faq., But where I shine best is in baxket al .. 7 lsn't it awful, he said and :angled How much space I have occupied i l 1 l l Mtwn KUMP, Springfield, Mo. l X I atudy French and learn a little Dutch , But 'tis in Chemistry, I know 50 much I , 1 , . , , xl R rx' i 5 V i 1 XX'1,LL1.xM FYAN, ' Marshhelcl, Mo. Tell to ine then if you can, oh pray 1 XYhy do the girls scare our Bill away lm 4 il if: TW ,,5- !'l :'4'1:1,,,7-ry' ,, ' , if .V-.i 1 ,ffm 13+ Qi' , , 'UMQEQ-H IL, 1 f'aZ'+ 3' :sf lf'jgg,.'lfl-,Tiff ,Anhgyf Ll' I ed? ,A may rw alll , CSCI WESTED i x! L Y -S I ,f ' S K . ,ln f, X X-., j ..., Q I wg. L ,, N , .A 3 I- Mi llARGARILT HILL, Springneld, Mo. . 13, li? 'hfff V45 Now if there's something that you want done Ask Margaret to do it, sl1e's the one. 5E AZ f,.': I .I if i ffl CARMEL COPE, :E r ,W 1 Mar1onv1lle, Mo. No matter where this lad doth roam, He always talks of the girl back home. i A Li V 4 L RlIiRLE COON, I ll . 'Ji Repubhc, Mo. i One little, two little, three little hearts 'll ' llas this fair huntress pierced hard with her darts. ll 1 ll li il ll Y Hlcxizx' LITTLE, G - Springfield, Mo. X 1 f I Thia young lad, so I've heard it waid, ' llas bright thoughts in his Little head. ' fiom wizsnzvi - f I 1 1 s tlfffilww sl l 'll ,,4,.,.. gin'- ' 1 ffiasv Joi-IN VV. XVILLIAMS, IR., Springfield, Mo. Now this young Sopli, whose name is John Of one fair maid does seein quite fond. ,l l GENIQVA PEASE, l 5 , . I Vvest Plams, Mo. i Geneva is fair and her eyes are quite blue, l And more than all this we have found that she's true. 3 1 zz i V I f l ng 3 P. C. CLAYPOOL, GQ lik? Springfield, Mo. ,f f TS 'fs ,gg A man must have to keep the rule,- At least one case while he's in school. fx l ff I 1 2 ti 9 A .K ,Ii 1, g 0 ,f 1' P il? i , 1 H55 l 15 l EVELYN SPENCER, ' I Van Buren, Ark. Picture shows and an auto ride, Dates galore, and I'n1 satisiied. null flehjoef , CSCI WESTED l.....i.,. ll1im fill'iif Y . X g FRANK H1-ZIJGES, ! 4. Springfield, MO. ' I love school so that it is my plan To no o'er here as long as I can. l BLXRJORIE BORAH, 'w . 4 Springfield, Mo. tiff h f-vs Now some girls do giggle and others do chatter But I give mv time to more serious matter. i H. C. CL,xRic, l Lebanon, Mo. Y To one who preaches with such satisfaction 'Tix Strange green socks should hold an attraction. l ll.Xl'l.lNI-I Bi:.xsi,i-zy, Springfield, Mo. Noir ihix is thc maiden ao sweet aml so jolly XYIIU uoex bv the title of Our darling: Polly . rw iallll -llc 752, C561 'fgxiE3EDi t 'emi t ell gl M fffl. Qsbiv. 2:4 ,X if. 'ff 'Qi 6 X Y X WX f, I ze , 1- 'iff i ii 4' M4137 W I ,J X ! f jg .55 E , -W My 4 we I fyfwm ll 6 Ky-agyyiyix L i3'l'Y-:Q f, ' vk' ' 50? ' l l K 6 lliNlCVlI-1VE I 3.xRR1c'1'T, Springfield, Mo. Oh why go around with clown-cast fue 'Tis the one who can laugh that unix the mae f'l'l.XRLIiS AICKNOLLY, Clinton, Mo. 'Tis not I of whom they speak XYhen they say liek very meek. -I l'VI,X S H ,X'lN'l'l,'CK, Springfield, Mo. She is so little, but oh so bright She never fails to get things rifrht FRICIIICRIC li L1 PPM A N, Springfielcl, Mo. lle laughs a little, Hirts a little, stiolls 4 little 00 But, after all, when one's so youi what exe is 3 there to dot We f Q4 975 C501 wlzsflzvi ,f-gf l XA T A P x 1- ,: igj?fiA '-R' A X - EBL , ' f 'Q -5 QsflfZZ 7 C-bf Q M f is L X In ,MA - ,frm A fe , .lu it 'Hn 1 21, uf-J ..w M2951 nlylllfll' If ,,, .,.-wwlglz 1 , , ,ew lillwl iwfslylai-,:7'f:i igggslxixl lrllffmt! aalflllillaaall limi l 2. niflllmmigsllllutiiliiisllsig,511 FQ? Q 5 Ley: 55.4,-7 2-L.-ye -. 'v E53 M ARY 1-1-ALL, gf? spl-ingaeid, MO. fl If to tell you she's fair is not quite enough, if You may go for more knowledge to Mr. Bill Huff li fl 'z L Q ill RAY THOMAS, 'Q Sedalia, Mo. i .4- Vf f You may not believe it. but I tell you 'tis true lil That he has pink cheeks of the loveliest hue. li ' lj? 2 ' l I' ,pt al, I ,lil il L e ,4 , 'i M , ,. 4. .1 gf 1 1: H ll , L. P . l 4 'fel lg rg 4 ll lXl.xRY PURDY, ll Neosho, Mo. lf! Lili S0 kind and good is little Mary, fi That ne'er will she be called contrary. t il lf the '11 gil -, i. . ' .4 4' ' -- SN 1. lf T . ly fl fs ,i ' l.lil.l.-X AIILLIER, Springfielcl, Mo. 5 I love to study, 'tis fun to cram: l have no horror of an exam. ,I . . 1. ' y - ll A ll F 'lf' 'f' L 'H .T : W v t -'1QljVl Pl! lim 'Wlllllll - 5 'Jffff' :we ' Q: ' ,135 V, V' ,' i l'n 1' l r, H .N 1 4 b,,x,M J.q.Ql. 'll:,I , IH - QQQ' lrdhllfia 'Jill J , C501 wasting ul Z ' S K . I ' ' x I I-ll.. K X XT X j ,Heli X 'X ' 1 '- 2 f f I, it ii, 1 ,, ll., ill NINA SHEP1-115Rn, Springfield, Mo. lf with Nina you should choose to stroll, You will womler where the time tloes roll. l l lt my 1 is .l l il? ili Q ll it ,lil N lit? 4, Q-.1- vw A V f t limi. SAND!-QRS. ill . . . gli hl2l1'1Ol1Y1llC, Mo. gs ' Now thii is Earl, whok very bright: Anil more than that, he'Q quite polite. ,ig ll ,iii S'l 45, l it 'fl gig? lg la, if ,, Vg ALL!-ZIQNE NICCLURE, V' . bJ1'i1i0'Held Mo. 4 m 1 A gay little maid with a gay little smile, lil I'll tell you to know her i5 quite worth your while. Ai il , 'C?' if I ff if gil 'l t .3xI.Bl'IR'1'.'X HARRIS, Spriugfi eld, Mo. And this little maid I will declare Is quite ar. sweet as she is fair. fl K W iulll xuylf My ,J , fiom wi-Jsirziz, il fi fe ' -Q f -5 7 1 1' t I....i.,. X f Y X 7' ' ,X W x ' - ff? --.- .Z ' i-4e '??'F?'75i'i' iii? 'iffiiififrix ' - U1--MAT ff '- ' ,latte -nie'-al ' 24' 1. ' eQL',lm'i lfffeffb? ff 'He A il-ii A775112 il? An,xNL'iaL BOLLES, 'l i Springfield, Mo. ii , 122 If you :uk me hie name I will tell you 'tis Bollesi. Knowing that, need you ask me with whom 'tis he Strolls? Q! fl ii z il i 1 l 4 1 l il fi., ll 'Q' lf l,oi'ISi-2 FOSTER, Seymour, Mo. 'ilallSl'E'S El time for play and a time for work, A XYll6ll 'tix time for either I do not shirk. lx 4. l 3 '? 5 Q R.xx'x1oNn CLOFSE, Q 'Q Mountain Grove, Mo. . , .2 Tliii little Soph, whose name ii Ray. !R Singx like a lark, I've heard them Say, ll 'Q 1 'il i wi l.l'L'll.l2 Fmiuii., Springtielcl, Mo. This little maid whose name if Finkel lla- flilflx hrown eyes that :lance and twinkle. sf- nw'H7' UQ? ix .,5 gg V . ' Q W -ff K i..l.llLJ gylf DU ' fiom wtslm, -1, l x x. ,f i 13 is 4? ei A f ,Z VI ' Y 7 'S i I ' X K . 1, Q' l - it ,-5 ... V l 'fs ' , . ,M V, Z , 2 . ,'?YIj f,, ,,f, '-, oaE? f ,L A , s f'?'i:, , ' 3g, m55,5 5-,4-L- 1: Q . 1 ,lil fzf fwli WJHQH ' f x' ,iw .iuiiskfi :sw ,g if it lei ,mm ala,,24f,s2ai2ii illilikiiliatlnmf ' 71 EMILY HUFF, A fiwf - f',f1giil Farmington, Mo. yogi fs? b XVitl1out some candy and Harve , she said, ' lf? I believe I'd just as soon be dead. i Q i , .fi t fi x ri' in i ii .A . i i i ELTON HYDIQR, I iii ' -' ,A-9 V . 525 ' Z..-5 l VVest Plains, Mo. gil iq ,, lle is very bright but oh, alas! ' Ile wax: found asleep one day in class. ,lil l . gi ll iii 3 ANNA SHA'r'rUc1c, A V A Sprmgfield, MO. M Her hair is like sunshine, and her bright blue eyes Are beautiful jewels from out of the skies. Y Q 'sl GRACE COLVIN, Bronson, Kan. I have come to this school more knowledge to find Ll And to make a great power out of my mind. I-I m aqie' ' C'5OUW'ESTEl7 4'-ltvl ittillil RIAY MERRITT, Springfield, Mo. She is so jolly and so gay That deep-browed trouble ne'er goes her way. NIARY MATTHEWS, Springfield, Mo. Oh, dear little Mary, with heart so true, The world would be better with more like you. vx.T..... ...nl gllgfgjifixff JA Q, ' ,, ---'I-l... , f 50l1'72XZE3TEvi fxfq 1m- WQ QW -A'- X nj BESHM .. W X if x f , , j fa f N ,557 - f jul! N Ik aww 5 w Wm -JJ li 4 51 1 X S E i l . . vi ii i L S 1 i I 'l .f l C f i 1 w 4 l I 5 I l al 5 a 5 l l 5 f' 'I i ,y,..v- f Eff. ' FQ i W .,g.i., 1.z': ,.. f .,- m 1 . 1 A. 4 'Q 5 l 5501 wizsm li-1-.,. , . - .noi ,.,,q. ,,i 1 ' ll W i fillgil ,.:v.., V -fm- tr J' J' ,fm 4,5 li l, I i a l I .li J ' f',,: K '. 1 if L . it v , E . ,, . n .f , ' X.fJ,,u,x tv., , A 1, .. X I Q 2 H .Q l . J 1 'I , L . fly l l .,.e'lf,.,,:.. ..-1231 X any RALPH A. SNAVELY, Springfield, Mo. Rosy cheeks and a pleasant smile. EL'l'll'l'H HOLT, Olustee, Okla. She does not live in China, but she surely likes the Rice , -Ixiinis P. FERGUSON, Springfield, Mo. lligh School still holds an attraction for him. 4'1..xi:.x l.l'u11-: lim, Spriugfielcl, Mo. She thinlw :mil thinks, :mil then speakx. W I I rw nollll E l l 3 2 X l l ' C501 WE TE vi lwza kll lil ii x ll 5 . . l I 5 l 5 u A ' 7 1 Y, V, l 4 il QV M ,, X gxlwgq 15 L71 5 df'zfef'f iff : fa-','ffy,el H .f , as :is Q A3 f f'6f:fW5.'M '-' '-Sw' 'f4?2wJ'3fs, ' - 5,5 1,5 '1 llilgjiwf 4Qf2'fi?fQ2,,1M ' V' .. gegw- Qu. W' fag 3 WM ggi .gn 5-Z W 1 ' .,- '14 1:2 ?'5'E.L W iz I 1 L 575- 113. ,xf Q' sf- 3 ff, , Lim 'Z gig? ga: ' ' 3 wg MMU ,f f yy! , ,, wi, tl wr W3 fl Zi , :.,4 ww f , , ,,,- J!!! 1 ,M -hy! 2 557 57352 Z - 4, r, by 9 ,,, , 271 W7 ll ' J 55814, I iw' , V W, , ,,,,,,.,T,, H f , '2p1.,5M .V '3' ,f , If ff - , .lf I f - 6-g5::..-,J:.,,,,, I 53 , M 1- 54,7 ll Z Y 9? S li -l 1: 29 A we f ,f P ' N553 riff ,ff f fgi74 ii MMTf'l'T 'f:L:1-'r:w'-'-':r 1 'f:fZtMewv6,Zi,,!m3f1Z,,:LTi1? ll K Cl-1.xR1,l-is G. VYILSON, Seclalia, Mo. The Xlcffullaggll favorite. Flmxcl-is NY. MCCONNI-QL1., Springfield, Mo. A charming disposition. ERNEST R. BREECH, Lcfbzmon, Mo. .All excellent scholar, yet mom Llll 111 N14 Glzulmu BROWN, Neosho, Mo. Mice and Men . Gam fiom WESTEP 4'-flllli llilllq RAY XY. IRWIN, Iberia, Mo. Says lie hopes to be bald-headed some dav. IeIu1.1aN NYOOD, L Springfield, Mo. M 4 Plenty of energy for everything. A . ' !a 1 j i' O. C. EGDORF, Sedalia, Mo. He will make good in all he attempts. x,.' -J'.f r A Ilolzoim' BRICCIQHNRIDGIQ. l Springfield, Mo. Prof. lIacl4er's Frencli mtar. i 1 - 4 ,ttyl K -1 1 e . li F i.T.-.L girl ll g,lfQjl Jm Wie, J. al K Ny . P FRANK B. GRAHA M, 1 lg .Q Perry, Iowa. f . I didn't know she nas in Drury when I came, Q but gee! l'm glad she-'s here. Myer' MW' 'K ' lXLuz1n MCLEMORE, lNalnut Grove, Mo. Come what will I'll do my best. XNILLIA M HUFF, Farmington, Mo. I-le is an experienced traveling man since the Glee Club trip. MARJORIE CARLOCK, Everton, Mo. Frankly independent but lovable. -,,.. af ,..f ,Jw -q..,, gf vv,. , 1- WZ H.-KA: , ,f' VUW-7W -gg!-D3 f I-A-da ' CSCI XMESTEP Fl., ' lwa willflf fn 1 A ,Rag ga l 5 l R .E , -f wi fn 'N 1 4' D M CARL TURNER HYDER, J' il .rs ,' ' West Plains, Mo. ' 4 i all pi R R I N, . ,Rafi I !, . , 1 1 Never did anything to be roasted about wi gi KIARY SPEARMAN, ,ll . Iber1a, Mo. 1 ' s LF IV Capable and perseverinq in all thmga ,, E21 ,F r' 'wx X J r l fm J , l if' ,Q 3 R0maR'1' A. NIURPHY, fs ' Springfleld, Mo. IK.-wg 'V R Practical and punctual. ,:5..hL,' we Arilfxi, :I W! , fm- X, T 5 Tx Q? ' Ak' l ff. Hx ' 5 N l 4' if l LAT if 'R IHA : I 55' w 'FF LJ, Q ' 1 -j Q KIARY XY1-:1.l1oN, xl' 2 l - .- , . --'M A A M A , 5D11l1gf'.lCld, Mo. 4 . af, ,,.-o ' ' 1 Mx' wants are few-onlv a hom e a don 4 ' ', Frank of course. - 4 lg, ..,. T .., g I r,,, 14965-1 fl ... , .1 U ill FW 1' 3 Q 1 s 5 5 Y 1 l 1 fi fl x 3 ! 5 I t fu E.. QQ , Lrzv' ' ii? , 4 fi, 3 .Q gf j if ,Q-ffm hw W Z. LQ. . .W W , fgwzk' 6 ' LL. 4, E Q ,g WA ' 0 - . ' wx? . , , 55:22 Q ,e A -4 5 ifff A . W' .M w QM x ii 1235 f-'ffl i j' we wan f- ,fffg gg H. my 6 gf ,wifi ff? Q wr ggi af ff? 'staff' eg ,vlyggg f. M fi'2-MA 5 'v-aww.. if.-WJ 1 L 1--fluff . ' ,yZQ!.1gQ i5,??, . 372 , iff puff , CSCI XMESTEILW M l 3, Richland, MO. HI-.Ll-LN M. Smrrii, Spriiigfielcl, Mo. :XLI-'Rlill H. D,xNm2RFir:LD , Joplin, Mo. reation habit. N 65 1, - E EIINA UN1viQRxx'oolm, Spriiigfielcl, Mo. She loves to ask queftious. L ,E I --- V , .W ,. V, ,,f::::,.yz..-.xmrzmfy Hiilmixx E, Giaossiixuniin-QR, There is no limit to his speed in Alicl a little Frewlimaii ham led lil Looks like a atizclent, but has lll FT n.' x Af My 5 CSCI WESTEP I - .-:I- .,. f I I x I F ..e1 - ,4-- , 1 - f ,1 5 il i g ' x! ,f ' X Z I' x Z-5 K x , , -.1.,f,,:,-:zzqkgzq Q ew e1gf'fr- j? Xi' -J 1 Q f , f - x ef ls , li XAHXLFRIZD A. ANDERSON, Verona, Mo. l ii He is very fond of a little Iunior girl, f i Mixizjonuz NVHAPLES, 1 Springfield, Mo. ' i E5 ,., 7 5' An authority on fads. il fi rr . 4 ., if il U32 If l is i ll 7 wil r 4? H Q , ' Q5 ji RIsnoN XXILHOIT, l i' l lv Independence, Kan. ' i Ili He haunts the McCullagh pathways. I 3, ! I K cf W L 'ill :Jia i 'i ful 5 , X .. , 'I l l il KllI.DRliI1 Mrxssl-:xx E Springfield, Mo. ,4 'T ' V 4 ,.4 r 4 A 4,28 l 1 , , - :.-and 1 XYOnlcl rather talk than eat. - ,,. ,gnu .z-a,.,,.. I-. uo Ll 4' we C 5 gig? Uffxl GCYEQ, C501 'VVESTEIQ , : : :e i? ,--A' Wm: - X iilWlQl6Wllij l 2 li is ,L i 5 A l I EDWARD A. BARBOUR, 4 l gl Springfleld, MO. , Q ir Q Better be happy than wise. 5 ! V 1 ,,,. 6 I . Q ' Lf E - ll i ' 1 HELEN VVA'1'1c1Ns0N, Billings, Mo. ' r 2 Q 5 Tl1ere's no place like home. ,, 5: f 2 i 1 3 Nj ll: lla g ARTHUR Locliwoon, 'L Lamar, Mo. l He frequently patronizes the Florist for the sake of his McCullagl1 friends. ETHEL ALLAN, Springf1eld, Mo. 5 . , A dream of SOl1'lCOl'l6,S tancy. f r l .-' ,V ll l 1 .Miz Q, , fiom 'cffEsTEvi ' an wx-1:11 M N FEW ELMER C. THOMAS, Lee's Summit, Mo. XVears rubber heels to hide his presence. JULIA P HILLIPS, Eldon, Mo. Come back, Julia, but don't work so hard next year. . XVILLIS M. STAUBUS, Chandler, Okla. You can't tell a wise man anvthing L'.xlco1.x'x joxlis. Springrfnelcl, Mo. The captive of a Hunter hold KT :hill ' fiom WESTED i - i x! , Y , . ' K ' 1 , t 1-..... K g f-X ss.-sfffvfe - - ...c...f lf-U ' ' 7l3,,,.,, . -W.. .,,, X . lr ff l fi -X i , li il W rv g ,V-' , A 2 ' h 4 3 ' l 1' gif, Vw 1. 5 g,,.ff' . f 52 Rorsizm' FEARL, 'Q 4 'W Di Q Springfield, Mo. 49 5 1 pg wow , . 5 E ly,,ff Q ,,,, H None of the girls know him. 3 ' ,-j lj- Il . . 'in '-if :swf ' ' f 2 A- 5 If ,W . li W' V , ,,f ffl g. 3 xl 1 .2 A 5 , , 5.55 Douomv DIXON, 1555 Mammoth Spring, Ark. ix ,s '1 She insists that Arkansaw is on the man ,s L Y! '1 Ik ll Q. E JOHN EVANS, Sedalia, Mo. 4 This modest lad loves his books and teachers. LUCILLE CRANK, Springfield, Mo. The color of her hair shows her Irish tem- perament. flefhjos. '-All L l 9 x I I 41... W YV 1-, x ,. ,J-W. , , ,R Ti 'N-'M ,..1, .Mg I' J ! 1 i 5752, f X ,QR CS? wEsTEvi f X ---..X M y K V' sig fl, 'E Q1 XVILLIAM D. CUNNINGHAM, 1 , , if L15 sedalia, MO. A fine booster for Drury. 1 X 'A Mg Ii 5 1 JEAN NLXCIQESSON, Lebanon, Mo. y Vm so h-a-p-p-y! wf 1 'E Q I1AROI.D L1-ioN TURNxaR, Billings, Mo. 1 A Y A ,,.Y , .1 A-ff' - 3 Q f , . 2 L ' W2 He know not why he Came or what the tutuu' ' holda for him. 4 1'1'hfff N x 4 1 'H ff 4' , 1,- N l ik-Upfjf ,V jw 3 --'Q'-3' v ' 1 , NE X by.. I, X fl ' ' 'Qrfff'f 3 1 , 1' Q ' 11 3 W xl.XR'l'll.X Bl-iRNln'l-1 Tmloxus, '4 . A , , .Xsh fx1'0X'C, Mo. 1 W. . 1 Sho impoxcw upon hcx' own gooml xmturc. I 1 :pw -1 gi- ' l , H . ,. 45-7 1 u' YI' 1 11 I 7 N A..---Ql.:,..J Lf Lia , C501 VYESTEIQ ,Q i A .4 ALTA APPLEBY, I , Kansas City, Mo. ll' , Three at Drury-I-one in town-L-the one at M. U. .gg , 5: l , f Gnu i 1 s l 5 3 , ' 1 if 'l Ll f Q ., ' is l .V ,4.!v,v.! Z Q. ,, D, CLEMIZNTS SP1-ZRRY, lk W A Sprmgfleld, Mo. Q :Q ' fl' I'll bet the fellows envy me. 1 ,. .5 I 1 , al ,bf E f ,Q . 0,3 1' ny. W.. V I 3 r Q . s . I . i N ., K. EULA SCOTT, l l, 40 'ffkg ' . s ' ga ld, M . i1?.?,,i'?.f:'?'?'fEl- pm 6 0 4 1 H rd? , !.Ql,E . Love persomhed. fx : X nwfxgf l 22 . Q ,Q A W if . ,wg Q ,K al . ,J 1 , 1 gig? A I rg! Q ' Q . lggfg 1 -.mf f lg , if Y Q ff f .S X W, f, , , l E fig? My iw' f ww? V 1 2 ,z 1. I gb X' WAY '., yAfm'f,L,': . . gr fl f Nw -' V ' If 51: 1 .f vi, ffl, !' f 59.252 2 ,2 Y if 6 N f A? f BOYD ZUBER, 4', 'ff' f52i3,,,5 N . 7 , fbi' J Ixnobnoster, Mo. f v 4-A '- Sfcf-' f , Begone, dull care. .A If . .V- l V mf .4 .. fy - M l KW I-. lil R ... .., ,,,f-v Y 1.:,::.r 752, ' W Wm ? Vip C'5Ol5W'E TED in fx 2 'Q r I'I.XRRY BLYTHE KIARSI-IAII Neosho, Mo. Abnormally quiet. ffXZl?I. XYITHROXV, St. Joseph, Mo. If there ie a way She will ' Y I'Ax1.xl1-:R CAIN, Lelwzmou, Mo. 1 I 1 1 ICH II me fQ,xRRli'1 1', Springflelcl, Mo. 1lll2li1lICll with ui we r H44 A ,ft , J H f J ml vt XX'ill make 21 Hue preacher ionw She mliml not ftax' long' EHOIILI 188 KW If Wulf P241 'i CSCI WESTEPx 5. Q 4, zi- sz ,i 1 a il . 5 KJ' is . t, f .i , 1 fx li li 4 it f f l be 1 l i, E 2 'Q ii f 7 eta eff1!. ,M ,aq- M! fr! Myf , M - i 3 . , 5,1 fm wi, ,4 ,423 A , ,, ,, ,A .. I Ifiwq Q i, 'gjfyfm Ai ,. ,, , , ' -J' '21 , , , ,V il lug? Y. 2,,..,f ,G X: Q, up 3 i fl ,fj Q, ,. v 1 ,A ' ' ..vH'9 ' 51 495577 MV' .1 z'xm'm44.:,:'::q:f 1 grit 1 t 1 ai yr A , x 1 'e 1 f, 4 A 7 , . f 7' ',11, 1. '51 I ' . QW x,,h,Z,f f i 'l , 1 I z -5 4 , gi Q Z g 4 f 5 f . 9 1,1 ' wwiaw -M129 ,. ,Qffiwft f E -- ,f-A --fymii :M -Y'-:::'fz,2 mm :am-w:.f.f m',n1r':1 ill '- NV. GIBBONS L.-icy, Springfield, Mo. All the girls do not know him, but it is ea to get acquainted with him. B'l1l.l1RICIl M, SHAMAN, Springfield, Mo. Quiet and studious. Rlcnixizn H. LANDRUM, -TR., Mount Yernon, Mo. S0metimee, l'.XULlNli PATH, Springfield, Mo. -X manly form is always at her side. V 1 ' CSGIIXMESTED -1-e we We --M W h RUTH CRANK, Mount Vernon, Mo. There are few so capable as she. Xe-5. . W M, FOREST U. NAYLOR, Springfield, Mo. I have lived and loved. RIAIIRISNIQ AIUIRV, XYillow Springs, Mo lixerybodvk friend. 3 'S 4 R.Xl.l'Il F. Pxxsox, 'Q 3, Springfield, Mo. ,-L. I .X horn actor. VT . if' A L'-tm '72 fe, C501 QWESTED ' I--.- A RICHARD B. RICE, l 9 u P NIYRTLIQ ESTHER NICHOLS, Springfneld, Mo. 2 RAYMOND XV. ELLIOTT! Neosho, Mo. ' I ,f 5 ,Mr I. W' ff V W' Elsisin ,, . I WV' 4 that wou't come off . GRACE SHERROXV, Springfield, Mo. 'Scuse me for giggling. 5 fm 5 , .I gi ,f X., ' ' - EE , ,-nw-:J ,L . Q11-,:g..,,. 4...M..s.n. F 'W xyylfllx-1 y Vlfest Plains, Mo. l All the world loves a lover. ? llliyf L . fill?-1'-il? College life was too atreuuous tor her An unsually friendly Freslmman xxltlx the 511111 Q, C'S0lI97XffESTED, , X im-W-1? -Qi' ' Iuvlxu Scnxxxxn, 1 Springfleld, Mo. A morlcrn I,SlllO5tl'lCl'lEh. V P A. SAx1.1.11a GRM14: BROWN. V Ncosho, Mo. UXICII and Mice. 3 ,-is ll 4 7 .Xl.1-'lu-211 X. XY!-2151-LR, 1 wL,w f Golden City, Mo. AN H0011 loolxmg: as he 15 XX1se-- er. 2'-'xx N Rl l'H Klolmls. Springfield, Mo. KT ,Af 5341 :Jill , Ciol WESTED J 9 S31 ' fill I 7 11.-:l.l,. , xxx Z5 ,-Q.-, l Y Ywvw -WN ,. N..--Z l l l GRAN1' BICDONALD, l Springfield, Mo. l 4 S, i 1 E If -fe... 1: ., I, 1 Y MV' I f '- fl 1 .fb I 4 . fx ,l gl Finns, ,.::,,:: ' ,mf we-'rg ufexxrv-apps'-4,4 ,W gm, gwaailv lllwg Rudolph II. Essuz B. FOSTER, Mountain Grove, Mo. Swears by Hlvncle Hal . DWIGHT SCHMOOK, SDI'l11gl'1C16lCl, Mo. Drury would be brifrlltel' if she were only ixere ROSA GAIL DYE, Everton, Mo. A musician of rare abilitv. mf! ll ' CSCI WESTED Lo-..,DllLyf ee yillltlil? lgi flf Q 4 m JAMES F. SEAMAN, ,Q l -,Q ,,. -iq Springfield, Mo. X A NIARGARET LINTON, ik T ' Joplin, Mo. flaw ' ll S 7 f 1 XYill he ever forget the 1915 cannon? N ' XYE: need more like her. Nfl rf ? fm l 4+ ? l CHESTER RAMSIZY, la I 3 Springfleld, Mo. J' .gfjl , . Aj if ' Stays at the Normal, but he b ,N ,311 . l',2'5:l V if' l ,,,5..,. . 3., , Y .- I -, x .NNY P. STH-'LIi, Lclmzmon, Mo. llcs juxt :1 cousin of mine I 14 I l elongzs in Drury I ...ill 3' 5 L 1 mai: 1 2 F 1 1 1 6 1 K . .1 Mr. gi.,-Md, J, .1-rn. My 5752, fiom XVESTEIL 1, QJJQ 43 9 M! A111sR1iY VV1LL1.xMs, Spr111,Q'Helfl, Mo. iii T! ' love. 2 ,ff ig Q 'C 5 L m ' ' ' 31 A XIIVIAN MAY SNOW, Ava, Mo. X PAUL XY. Loy, Aurora, M o. Looks up, smiles and blushes. -TOSEPHINE PIERCE, Sp1'i11gf1eld, Mo. 1 He d06Sll,t say much, so we conclude he 1 111 She contributecl liberally to the Qqu1r1el 11.1111 and was a loval maid to the 5611101 A star that shines in the gym. BB FT 1' X AGA X Q, P. ,1 Il- ' fm' CSCI wrzsnzvi lf -1ll'11Y Q Q REUEL SWANSON, Springfield, Mo. ,, ' 1 i 1 1? Makes all his dates in Chenlistry lab f' ll .X1,l111R,x BIERLE X1X'r:s'r, Ash Grove, Mo, 11 ,l Nothing bothers me. l jusl smile am arms. 52 ' il 1 ,f ' I l 1 1 XYILr.1.x11 Rosll-:R Rolm, 'Xfs,Y1411 fd! - l - i. b2l1COXlC, Mo. 26F 'fg'7l'f1'1 A ' 1 'nxffg ,-,,1j'f1VJ None of the girls here are good CHOULI 'X him. Tl1ere's a reason 1 if Tiff-'Q Q ' l 's l'J 11 , fa Mjl 3 m7Q!. ' xX 54 1,f W' ' ll DEF., 1 f I . Y , J , ., ,. ,f,, 1 ff'j :I-' Svfl ' l 'I NYU 1 ' .1 Jil .1 1 fl 1 . , Ii l.1'1'11.1-t Moluzls, 1 llzulcxillc, Klo. r il Xvsvcr OIIIHYCXY llcr llUlllENlClllCN so slll. lelt ll 1 .X 5 ,il -7,4 fu 1 . -.Q ,1 --4 rw 1 alll 1-,Jlf llgg Q, 5677? fiom WESTEDWV., Y ' Y -S 1' f I x Ili K X fx WX ,,.1f1::,g.:.--.:2f,1:,-fe1--f, .f. , f,f.,.,.,,fN.3 elf-W-.M-W-M-M--NW .-. X -X 4 ,ff ,vJ P e ,ff W 1 ill fl . 1, CILADYS IVEY, w , f , f F , Lebanon, Mo. ,5 K 9 -s l L I Q! Pleasant and sweet she smiles upon all 4 J lf 1' l ,i Z' 4 F? ,J ,ll V, LESTER E. Cox, pl Republic, Mo. :lg V I'm here, there and everywhere V, I ,xv fi f l 's FI u 1 N r ii , 4- K ' I Q 5- HAZEL UMSTEAD f Q: V Q 1 '1 l. ' EI gin? Al J. A 5 ,ii Tuseumlna, Mo. Eiga!! ll 3 She ome' 'a 's nothin then oes 1, :ff 'A 2 z ' : wx . ' ,:'j,'f',, X 1 ai 1 , 51 I ij L1f f .'f H ?2, 'QW Mel' ff -S ,. :Q L a: Q: Q..,,..,..- --- K 3 - fl f - ll 3122 f...,icA4. Wil' il 'ff fic! f l MLM-Y ,,.- 'gl l l 'wrwlv A 'A :E lg fag ffgfiijff N .H , ?. ll 'Af'1 ' 7 'r-. 'T' , 5 'i an f on 4, Sk' i l gfy zfgaib l fe- rg? . f, 352, 7 31 gg F' , l J I'-H ' 1 l ? f1f PCD ,,,f-1-f-::3f?'f ' A f ll U A K, ,f .-fw,,4-.J fc. . fi-se ff' , ff 55-'-gifffigf 25' ll, ' Wilma? X I gay? PL-1 , f 5olJ:giEsgvi I L-Ufww vm W ' W NEQJQQXXSNWA F .H fT?'?f w A, +grg c1.g, F 'il M, x,.g,,x ,vu F ..1 f'0F55r, wwpg ,uu- J N ,X . . .V I Q Y R. 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NEAL15 .......CLIFFORD SHINKLE ..,........,.JoHN Gow .............jAMEs 1X1ARTIN .........-IOHN XV. GARRET1 Financial ,S'vr1'ctary, DR. HARRISON HALE. K-1-Q 3 --fi' A Ll-im , C5066 STE vi Q' wa wiv WW W 'ml 1 Fouilmll Sqzzad. N-KQQQAWM ' CSOIIXMESTED L oft ' -1- We at w i .ns J Football Resume The 1915 football season at Drury was not an unqualified success. The effort to schedule enough conference games in one season to give the team a chance at the state championship, hurdled the years when we had a team of championship caliber, only to succeed at a time when we had one of the weakest teams that we have had for several seasons. Although the team, handicapped by the absence of veterans, a large amount of new material, and a succession of reverses, did not win many games, it made a very creditable showing against the opponents. Opening the season with but three letter men in the lineup, the team started off auspiciously by defeating Marionville College 60-6 and Pitts- burg, Kansas, Normal 26-13. The next game with VVestminster, how- ever, marked the beginning of a long series of misfortunes which ended only with the blowing of the timekeeper's whistle at the close of the Thanksgiving Day game with Springfield Normal. Despite all adverse circumstances, the fellows on the team scrapped hard and clean and left a good basis for the 1916 team. The results of the season were as follows: October Drury 60, Marionville 6, at Springfield. October Drury 25, Pittsburg Normal 13, at Springfield. October Drury 0, NVestminster 7, at Fulton. October Drury O, VVashington U. 38, at St. Louis. November Drury 6, Rolla 26, at Springfield. November Drury 6, Willialii Jewell 16, at Kansas City. November Drury 7, Springfield Normal 15, at Springfield November Freshmen 32, Springfield High 7, at Springfield dwgegjit pie, ,,-' g,.,..,,Ufig22 ff'i?JQ'.i1E,I? 431 ' f -N J' M129 RUFFIN '16 C p 1 All M T I! T 121 5 C f D I-T..-1 - I I I I Hhxjafaidvg lm ' 5 1 , 4d.,., UfiLi ffl29Q::12 Y DB 1? 'im B me Id 'x K w I I-602 ' , CQSOUWESTEIQ I hd M y lf Eur!-Halfbnck. I N 16 M 15. T kl MKQEQSWA 5752, 'J'-'L Q 62 X ,fa Q ve? 'Q !5. rw W I -K C'5OUW'ESTElL , Q1 C'SGlI:5fE srzvi fl fx fin 'fl- WW W 'J'- X Nj v H NKQQQSWQ pie, J C'SGlIYsiES'EDi X N--Z Q-lib 5' f !9G-- i 1 'T' QT- -'ff mP4KEjif3g3 MB :Tie sx1.. ..,,Ufffji ?Ew9Q:gW 'ar WQFQQQXMAYTQ Q! C501 STEP-.4 L-1--lilly' rallgjf f fl Boys' Basketball, 191546 The basketball season of 1915-16, while not recording so many victories as one would wish to see, can not be regarded as disastrous. NVith but one man back from the championship team of last year and with but little new material from which to choose, the outlook for a successful season at the beginning of the year looked anything but good. However, again under the coaching of Dan Nee a team was formed out of the scant material which for over half of the season made championship hopes run high. But at the beginning of the second semester, somewhat weakened by the loss of Con- nolly at forward, the team hit a slump from which it never fully recovered. This, coupled with inability to hit the basket at the necessary time, contrib- uted greatly to the defeats which the team suffered. But in defeat or victory the team displayed the Panther fight characteristic of Drury teams and never called a game lost until the Final whistle had sounded. Roberts at guard played a stellar game and was acknowledged to be the best guard in the conference. Cope, at guard, played a consistent game. XVetzcl, somewhat handicapped by his position at center, was off form this season but as a rule kept his man more than busy. Vifilson and Snavely at forward played fast, heady games, shooting baskets at times from seemingly impossible angles. Pierce, Carroll and Martin, substitutes, had but few chances to get into the game but when they did they made their presence known. Although we did not win the championship this year, we were awarded two places on the All-Missouri Intercollegiate team. The men winning this honor were Roberts as guard and W'etzel as center. ,fanuary 15. Drury -12, Pittsburg Normal l-1, at Springfield. January 20. Drury -ff-1, Maryville Normal 28, at Springfield. February 2. Drury 39, Central College, 20, at Springfield. February ll. Drury 24, Y. M. C. A. 39, at Springfield. February 16. Drury 35, Rolla 28, at Springfield. February 17. Drury 3-f, Rolla 28, at Springfield. February 25. Drury 39, XYilliam Jewell 33, at Springfield. February 20. Drury 18, Springheld Normal 39, at Springfield. March 2. Drury 26, XYilliam Jewell 3-1, at Liberty. March 3. Drury 1-f, Central College 3-f, at Fayette. March O. Drury 20, Rolla 31, at Rolla. Xfzircli 10. Drury 18, Rolla 37, at Rolla. March 16. Drury 20, Springfield Normal 29, at Springfield. ffcbrnzirx' 12. Frcsliuien 21, Springfield High 17, :it Springfield. rn ruff xxdylf PL-1 --Ill., 5 C'50UMfESTElL , 5,12 ,A fii fw X Q N h J Basketball Squad Plerce Martm Suavely XX etzel Roberts Coach Clouse Carroll Cope XV1la011 l-t..--. I I 854.1 Q K A 3 QE ...I , C5OUW'ESTElL g,.,,,.lllLyfs pill E' 'bij M i Girls' Basketball, 191546 Entering intercollegiate basketball for practically the first time to any extent, the girls' basketball team showed up excellently. Out of ten games played four were victories for the Pantheresses, while the other six were lost by relatively low scores. The record of the games, how- ever, does not do credit to the playing of the team. Playing the brand of basketball that they did, they deserved better success than they had. As a rule the teams they played were bigger and more experienced, and thus had somewhat the advantage of them. It would be a hard proposition to pick any bright particular star from the six young ladies composing the team as they all played their par- ticular position decidedly well. The lineup of the team was as follows: Forwards ........,... ...... Miss PIERCE, Miss KUMP Side Center ........... ....... ....... ................... 1X I 1 ss LEONARD CCaplainD jumping Center ....................,,,,,..................................................... Miss EXPPLEBY Guards ...,......,............... Miss XNORKMAN ffapfain-vlcctb, Miss XX',xTk1NsoN SCHEDULE. january 1-Drury 7, Marionvile 12, at lllarionville. February 5-Drury' 10, Stephens College 17, at Springfield. February 10-Drury' 1-l, Springfield High 11, at Springfield. February 12-Drury' 16, Springfield High 9, at Springfield. February February February' February February 19-Drury' Z5-Drury' 26-Drury ' Z8-Drury ' Z9-Drury Marcli Sfllrury' 9, 16, Marionville College -I, at Springfield 15, Columbia High 18, at Columbia. 16, Stephens College 20, at Columbia. 13, Howard-Pay'ne 27, at Fayette. 16, Central 6, at Fayette. llowzird-l'ay'ne 18, at Springfield. Karr- --f-' 1 gsifma'-eiifll '5 CSQUWESTED -A-lllll llslilil Basketball Squad A E 'F' Leonard Macliesson Dye Appleby Coach Foster Xvalkillwll Snow Pierce L. Kump Workman M. Kump I-1.-...L I ' ZA ill-I2 I-.-l XJ I f S0l1'i?r3sgv-Ni I Y Y mLTfQJ,,if9ifjNTjLf5 .?......al-l... ' CSGIIVJESTEIL ' x Class Basketball Series JUNIOR TEAM-Champions. Forwards ........ ......... .......... ................ X N f YETZEL, O'BANNON, CASE Center ...... .......... ................ R o BERTS Guards ...... ......... P IERCE, GEORGE SCORES. Juniors, 225 Seniors, 20. Freshmen, 343 Sophomores Juniors, 163 Freshmen, 15. Sophomores, 93 Seniors, 7. , 12. DST' fo QQIIYKB , f 5ol1:gf543sgvi , Nag 1 ,Q '1 3 ,asia , . , F I Q r I a , 4 X , I l I ' .J my . K, , . uf 'V , . ' 1 ' - if 4.4 r. 134- F15 J 4, 'L' '.,'- mf NA 1 - V ' ' ' . N Y '9 ,I , :J 5 ' Q fi ,I f p ' H ill 1.-..g ,Q fp I. I H- x - ' ' Pl , VQ.7.,q V.-. g-fgggt vw ' . r H , 5,-L.- 4' 2 Nm- dak : '-1:e'Ux f - ' V' ' - , up Q 5i73ffL'w -h '- - - 1' -' , 1 971 -1 fi - -1 EQ L S A 'W il - I ' 4-, I I - l ' V 7 I 'fx , .i P7 I .- gg S .. I il V4 i -fa 5 E 1 Q Z ,-1 f J 5 El, , A ,f ' LL 'Sf ff' 5523 s ul ,.,ef.4 , E' 'f . , 3.4 ff' , 9 - ' A Q-' ...I . ' : . 5. V ' Q, 1 li, Q s N f' V ' 1 1 . iff ' 'Exif I . . Q gif? 1 V ' ,,, .. , 4 :fr , L Y . ' A l .' L W if v..T.... --f-J MLfA,if3iff iw -?......:l--l... f'5ol1:ff?E5TEvi Q mm fAwyvg12 Ww w DRURY VS NORMAL. MKQQQBWM T Choi WESTED ,T-,lillyfs Qfilmi-lil 1 M r Track Resume The track season of 1915 may be regarded as very successful. In fact, everything tended to make it so. For not only did we have practically all of the 1914 track team back, strengthened by the addition of sev- eral new men, but we also had all our meets, including a dual meet with Springfield High School, a triangular meet with Rolla School of Mines and Springfield Normal, and the State Conference meet on our own field. The first meet with Springfield High School, while easily won, served to show up the defects of the team. By the time of the Triangular meet the team had been so strengthened that after a hot con- test and a Garrison finish, the Panthers won with a total of 52 points as opposed to Rolla's 46 and Normal's 28. Hopes were raised by winning this meet for championship honors in the Conference meet. But when the meet was staged May 21-22, owing to accidents occurring to two of our best men, we had to be con- tent with second place, Xwlilliam Jewell taking First and Central Col- lege third. The prospects for a successful sea- son this year Chlay, 10161 as this goes to press, while not so good as last year, are very goodg as we have hark several point men, including' Rulilin, 21 weight man, llemetrius, za distance runner, and Garrett, a sprinter. X I All-LK Wd, f5ol1:5fQ'E: STEIQ an 22 +A-+0 Wm ? R33 x D Men, 1915 Schmid Garrett Ruffin Theodore Toed rw W ' C . 'SOUXNESTEIL ! KX ,fx fx? F -6 w M -+ 'Q Q 61 X HU! ' . . - 'f' ,H .vf f . ,. -V ,x .' ' ' 'ww , ' . , . , 'ffl-W fue: - A i , , Q '- we . x Q NM C T QE MC LJ , LM-.HEQQ SEWRLTQI T110 IQI6 Truck Sqmzd, NMQQQSWQ CYEQ, , C3 f fi i3,. ,.vfiaji QF QDV7 Hip:-fQffif9if,3N-tial P f ' 'F X j ! 'E X'-'W 1 H p x A Q A' Em ' Q J l' 'V L gi' 'sg 1 'L Q1 - i,L gsf V . bw' X V x , , ' A ., , ,Q , 4-uf 1',. 0 .-J 1-. Q' f 4 fly 1' i gg 'I 5 f. -.u ,l LS . - 41 F 1.1-0,a .1, Q V ww 1 .JN lv J Y '19 'H .rf a .J I, J .-11' ,,.4- ,fn 0, . U .WV . J. v. 1 i f F Q 1'., , 4 f V ' x 4j 'Q ' f Alf-1 .. lg ,a ,. 'gi 'A .. 1 ' 'ai N VF I - 4 ' '. NL 1 -' - Q k 'K M-.4Lf '- 1 Pm---,-Q 'gf 4 , M , , ,L , ,f 1 JV 1 ' QA P A R 1 U U ' I A w JJ sf 9 - M 5 . 3 - ' , 5' ,F is-f I f X X' 1 1 .. IA . ' 1 X 0 V . ,l, q .55 luqbk ' , T... , I WI .J nu! 9 ,f w X , 'M ' X, .. b Sha . wls! Y:.q 1 'Wx' l Ai. ay.: 1 in Y V -rj g - was , ' 2-.Q f , 5 ' v I, !. 1 . S ai I Q 5. . ...A?L. vvnft f g'. 'A ,1 .ei ' 6,7 1 ft . 'fy' . X . U.. l . v -Y 5 . 1 O ' ' I I I I , z ,- ,Q.!'. 4. . N iq. ' Alf?- . LQAYWK' H' 71 ,, 4 CSOUWESTEP ' Dllttyffx lyllllg ' t il Fraternities Kappa Alpha Phi Alpha Sigma Obelisk Sororities Zeta Tau Alpha Delta Delta Delta Pi Beta Phi tlllif ri QQff'lZll ' CSGIIWESTEIQ ......JXlL alllliglz M l FOUNDED AT VVASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY, BETA. IOTA CHAPTER John NV. Garrett James R. Martin Lionel McClure Julian Schmid Kenneth B. Elliott XValter N. George Paul O'Bannon XVilliam H. Fyan .lohn XVilliams Boyd Zuber Active Members Howard XVetzel Chapter Sister M iss Ida Au sherman Fratres in Facultate Forest Naylor Ralph Paxson Paul Thompson XN'illiam Huff Charles Wilson James Ferguson Otto Egdorf Arthur Lockwood Raymond Clouse Boyd Carroll ,loscph ll. George Harrison Hale Howard C. Taylor lil rw :alll gl Ulgj Axxg' 'H ' 'Aww Tfxfwfm f fm ff Nuff X I K. ' 4 wx , ' nw. wf ,- , J' bf ', J .' f.JQf4g,..1L.x!, Q ' fi' '-S3 ' 5 53 ,f 'N If '- vg :x......1 ,.' I W,-:t's'!'Xh Z'S,mj XL 'V ' Q ,W Wf ls! X ' I Q 9 M VIL! xg ' 3 K ff , 'K fs X YT ff LX ff X NRL x 4' .T. Q K K X f W , 5 n fm X K U ......,..z. 1 ' VD f ' fiouwrsnzv U 1..,..,lllLyf as yitllti' Q Q Phi Alpha Sigma FOUNDED IQIO. COLORS: Green and SiIt'cr. FLOWER: lVl1iz'e Carnation Active Chapter John M. Goad, Springfield, Mo. Otho R. McAtee, Springfield, Mo. James E. Ruthn, Springfield, Mo. Fred D. Shelton, Marshfield, Mo. Frank H. Hedges, Springfield, Mo. Herschel F. Case, Marshfield, Mo. NV. Bruce Decker, Springfield, Mo. Amanuel -I. Bolles, Springfield, Mo. Charles McKnolly, Clinton, Mo. Clyde D. Kennedy, Mound City, Kan. Elton M. Hyder, VV'est Plains, Mo. Henry Little, Jr., Springfield, Mo. Alfred H. Dangerfield, Joplin, Mo. George M. Sebree, Ir., Springfield, Mo. Lester E. Cox, Republic, Mo. John NV. Evans, Sedalia, Mo. Ernest R. Breech, Lebanon, Mo. Cecil XY. Harris, Sedalia, Mo. XY. Gibbons Lacy, Springfield, Mo. D. Clements Sperry, Springfield, Mo. XX'alford Anderson, Monett, Mo. Dwight Schmook, Nichols, Mo. Paul NY. Loy, iXnrora, Mo. Frater in Facultate. Dr. ,lohn Clark .lorclan l'f 'Q, nd A I-A-ill WS? 7 LQ! Q JV if X f .-. 4f,L'..4.Jg,f-kix 'i-MKX 2-S5 Qw I f wsu Y l xi! HL-L,f' f' L -1-1- m ' fix F'- fr W N L-..i. f : 1 uf V MVN I JU 'Ilia CSGIIQMFESTEI7., -e-lwi citilliil Obelisk FOUNDED MARCH 4, IQII. Irxiug C. Neale XY. Elmo Hartley bl. Turner XYhite Harry XY. Merritt XY. Rogers Primm Aliizil R. Pierce Clitiorcl Shinkle XX'ill Beiclerlinclen Gene Davis Active Members. Fredrick P. Lippmzm l.o5 BlCF2ll'llll liclmuml E. liniliry Rielizircl Rice l.. li. Menclor Iliff lf r Harvey Neville Iris Cliamlierlain Rollin B. Moore XY. C. Cope Frank Graham Ralph Snavely Riehzircl Lzmdrum Xlilliam Cuimingham Herman fiirossenlieider Pledges. l'.clw:1rfl Bzirlmour Be Chapter Sister. Miss julia Pierce rt .Xllen atres in Fzieultate. L. F. Thomas I I :Jill CYFQ, f5ol1'vfE3TEvi ' Q Q A. H. Mansfield L. L. Lichliter Alfred Page Guy D. Kirby Charles McClanahan Paul F.. Andrew Reginald Blain Arthur W Allen Frank P. Johnson David F. Davis W. F. Smith E. B. Hall Roy Horner NVard Adams Othel Kilpatric Frank Lilley lack Duncan Erben Steele iQ! U Past Members Clifford R. Sease VVilbur L. Smith Earl M. Mansfreld Harold A. Cox Vern VV. Robertson Ralph NV. Elkins Oscar T. Coffelt Harry VV. Fulbright Marion R. Davis Henry 1. Shores Kem B. Robertson Merle H. Bollmann J. Lawrence Lee Paul C. Brook Karl Knoerle Louis Mintrup John M. Quinn Lee Dowd lllih-Igfgajiflgggiljll ' , fboliyfl-jsgvi , Zeta Tau Alpha FOUNDED AT VIRGINIA STATE NORMAL. MU CHAPTER INSTALLED MARCH 8, 1909. Active Chapter Carol Taber Georgia Rollins Dorothy XfVoodson Carolyn Ives Helen Gibson Pledges Madrine Muir - Soror in Facultate Ruth McCauQht1'y Louise Foster Evelyn Spencer Josephine Pierce Eula Scott Eurith Holt Myrtle Nichols Convention Delegates Carol Taber Louise Foster Patronesses Mrs. lidxvard M. Shepard Mrs. H. B. McDaniel Mrs. XX'illiam Ullmann Mrs. O. L. Brettner Mrs. S. F. Trimble ' f'5ol1i5?r3sQvi I fwffkjifsifdiffk ' CSOIIXMESTEI7 L.-llltlyf or yitlllilili t ri Delta Delta Delta FOUNDED AT BOSTON UNIVERSITY, BOSTON, MASS., 1888. DELTA KAPPA CHAPTER INSTALLED Nov. 18, IQI3. ' Active Chapter Grace Gresham Nell Diemer Georgie Hendrickson Marguerite Jackson Helen Shriver Bess Bowen Marzelle Rose Katherine Wliitworth Lois Skinker Sylvia Leonard Helen VVood Graduate Alumnae Mae Kuhn Bradley Emma McConnell Frances Turner Edith Case Doris Turner Dorothy YanDyke Merle Neville Lois Gresham Lucile Finkel Pauline Beasley Nina Shepherd Margaret Hill Georgie Brown Sallie Brown Mildred Seaman Mildred Massey Lucille Crank Frances McConnell Lochie Sperry Thora Strain Mabel Cross Irene Bowen Fannie Porterheld Beatrice Sims Unclergracluate Alumnae Elinor 'Vownscml Marie 'l'ownScncl Margaret Yinton Rhea Simmons Mrs. L-ll2ll'iCS Baldwin Mrs. Ivan l.ink Miss Alice 'I'lirasl1cr Mrs. Otis Milligan Patronesses I-lclcn Huntington Gertrude Claypool Alice Cocllron lilizalmctll Jenkins Mrs. C. li. Fulton Mrs. lid. Y. XYillianis llije- iw n,..4' lil ,,fN. Mrs. Rhoda Peers. ' CSQUWESTED L- , ,M .,.--,,,.,,..,-.- WPTfQjif3Y,f5Tlm ' C ' . 'SOIIXMESTEIL any pl Beta Ph1 FOUNDED RIONMOUTH COLLEGE, BIONMOUTHK, ILL., MISSOURI GAMMA CHARTRR. INSTALLED JANUARY 9, 1914. Members Ora XN'alton Mary Hopkins Inez Mathes Margaret Bishop Eleanor Humphreys Charline McCanse Catherine Kilham Marie Thompson Emma May Baldwin Helen Vlialker Aldine Patterson Gladys Townsend Alleenc McClure Mary Hall Anna Shattuck -luria Shattuck Merle Coon Genevieve Garrett Geneva Pease Mary Matthews Eleanor Gideon Pauline Pate Alta Appleby ,lean Macliesson Grace Sherrow Dorothy Breckenridge Clara Lucie Ely Helen Smith Emily Huff May Merritt Marjorie Nlhaples Patronesses Mrs. nl. H. George Mrs. H. T. Hornslmy Mrs. C. H. Cole Mrs. R. Stewart Mrs. Arch McGregor Mrs. A. R. Baldwin .QQ llVffA,,rMSfffll ' , f'3olQ7?EsQvi I fWTfA7wXfSfff'fl 7252, TX CSCI 'WESQIL ,W ', 'n l Fr' WC , :' A BS -- '.1r-' 41 tw si'-lf, A S' 'ln K? Lfv iv. Elf' 1 'J 'vs A , ,F by K. a1.'L' ' 'Q f K N n-.4LU 'fit -'lfz PGM' fy? 'g.4CQ,,'gN7,1 ,H-5fgw'g1 :1fr7u1f'gs 4 -.C w 15. H 313.64 N .. V- v-- ' A Q 1.1 ws.-jk . f ,K 'f':-.figygg - -,V V r- .. 4 flx. ha -Cnivx, I ', ' -, , 3 ' 1' , A 'f 1, an-r , ? - 5-'Tx f a f i4f f my ,K . , ,rt 4 J, ,IL .A-A .I 4 .H . I ,J E i he ' N X I A. 4 A fs fit V - '-. . 6 , 6 6 rv: ,. . v 3 -Q '- A w +11 .55- ' ' 'A ff M- 5- 'i 4 N n - - s , o I , A:- ' av- .f ', H gym... nf Ha ,Q ZIIC 97 TZ. of lcv 4' - up ,ax I 1. 'r ,, 51-' ff c GLE E CLUBS mas-r AT q.oo We DNEDAY 5 f 5,619 1 --b N V,..3!:'Y ' K , 15 lug' r - , V , eu .' Q .i- s f 1 yr ' n I 2. r 7 '- 'fl . -A 'fun -g V. 'fv' 1, , lltg'--' X avi? , u 1 ' A ff' 2- - ' 4 -. - 4, 1 Ag - ,. 1 , . K ' N ' Q :-I 0 , . 4 --f., - g W. 3? ' A ' klf v2 nj A 15-51, :, F-','.z'2, 'Q f, if- wr ' ms A . 4 ' j Ll Q ' . .t V . , -Lg. 1 'QL ,Qfy-' v , , ' f' , , . X, 1 ., . 1 1? 4 A 4 Y 4. H Q., u '-Q s'!. . ,p H' n 11 gp . al, . p 1 4 Q T p M QM' J 714 ' r Kai A asv- N . W we -yy ' 'Q 1. Q -'VW n v A A I sl.. , , , . ,I X 1 ', sal F , if . L v. I -'r H v 'f , aiu H V 3 ,AH Y f Nw' I l J. l , ,bo . ,Q W - V, 6 A -:L.x4 A liw .M 1 AA aj W QV ,Ig 1 'v V. ., by . il' -'mf 'Jr I 1 ,-' ,- . 4 .. ,J-,. ' ' . W . . f I ,N 1 if '-1. - I .4 1 . A I, . 'i,, 1- A fx 2 m., 'fm , - 12, - x f' .fs v -xi, 4 'v Q- ' 'S 3 ff ' In , V' g ' I ' P L 'W ' 1 ' ,. . v ' l t H . ' , pq ' s . Q ' .. h , ,r p 5- iq 8 I 'ln 0 . Q r I . ' id q x .i, , Q5 , I sp 1 QA J my C I -6 'lui ,3 q!J? n , 1 ' Q , C. .ima f4f..... lfillilfsllf Wifi? lb iff. .1 y if if i ff- St ll, ': 'I ,p ' llllXQY'fe if ,. X Kffn , aux fix M I X','t--'l-l-- i X KX 1 if---csc-J-.-11---, . xl i i V .Q . Xt The Student Senate The Student Senate is an advisory body of students and faculty members. Headed by the Student-body President, it consists of the two Deans of the College, one other faculty member, one member each from the non-fraternity men and the non-fraternity women, and a member from each fraternity and each sorority in school. Thus it is sought to give representation to every group in school. Its powers are merely advisory and it attempts to deal with the important problems of school life, to establish a closer relation between faculty members and students, to attend to matters of importance to the whole school, and in every way possible to further the best interests of the college. Membership. W President ...............,,,......................,...... ............,. ....... V X LIONEL lX'lCCLURli Secretary and Trrfa.v1m'r ,..,,, ........... A iLxRG.xRE'r BISHOP Dean A. P. Hall Zella Bear Dean Kathryn Newell Adams Frank Hedges Dr. Harrison Hale King Vivion Bess Bowen I. Turner Wliite Georgia E. Rollins Kenneth B. Elliott fi l ' .N fT i'T'i fs I 'l A XM , i' fx ef fm' IX f'5GlIM!ESTElL XF... K ' H H 1 f -X R RMI!! Drury Bible Association 7 -I. HIRNING .......,. ........ I 'rv.v1'dvnl R. XXI IRWIN ........ .....,,... S 'cum-Im Dr. I. H. George Dean XY. J. Lllamon li. T. Seelilel' li. C. Secliler XY. Staulms Mrs. li. C. Sechler K. Yivion R. XY. iiOH-lllllll H. C. Clark Hazel xYH.ill'OXX' U. li. .'Xl'lllSil'Ol'ljI lf. C. Cameron XY. Robb Mrs. lf. C. Cameron l'. Cain ll. Clzlypool rw -fl-fill xl PL-1 O , Qll llgi ,ff'XfF1f-Nall. ,f flf A E E lm ll Y. M12 A. MEETS AT Q ISO A. N. EVERY THURSDAY IN I-ZURNHAM HXLL. AVERAGE ATTENDANCE ABOUT SIXTY M EN. Till' Cnfvilzvf, '15-'l6. llIcClure McAtee I rimm Elliott Laurance Rleador Neale Claypool IQI5-116. IQI6-llf. OTHO MCATEE ....... ......... I 'rcxirlvzzf ......,.....,.. ...,,..., P . C. CI..xY1'wo1. IRVING C. NEAL12 ......... lviff'-IJ7'L .S'if'I1'Ilf ..,..,., ......... C . ID. Klzxxnm' HENRY LITTLE ...l... ......... . S'c'r1'vfar3' ....,.,.... ....... H ERSCHEI. CASE P. C. CLAYPOOL ......., .,....... T r0a.vzu'vr ..,...., ...... ,.,.... N X YILLIAM XYEIS3 lf-l-'iff E xg-V l 'X K R- ff E lh x J..1.l.fW X 5 Nxl..1.4x Q if Q. f , X-'gl fy , ' foolyjrisrrvo V, .wellllliye yt? KQQ QQ Y. W. C. A. Oflieers IQI5-16. STELLA LANGEORI1 .......... ...,..,,,,,....,.,.,....,.,....,....,,..... ............... P 1 'evident CHARI.1NE NICCANSE ...,.. ........ I 'ice-Prcfsidenf MARY GAITHER ......,.,. ..1........ S crrefary HELEN SHRIVER ...... ........ T l'C'l1.YIU'Fl' Cabinet EMMA BIAY BALDWIN .......,. ....... 9 at-ia! .S'erf'irv Conzmiffce Bliss BOVVEN ................... ............................... Si orial Conzzzziftee ELEANOR I'iUMPI-IREYS ..... ................. I religious fllL'FflAlIg.S' Comuziftvi' lXIARGARET BISHOP ....... ........ 1 llissionary and Bible Study Committee SYLVIA LEONARD ........ .......,..,.,,....,.,,....,..,....,... I 'ixifing C'ou1miitm' INEZ MATHES ......,,........ ........ 1 llusif Committee NIARGUERITI2 J..xeKsoN ....... .....................,.... P asm' fouzmiffrc .lO5EPI'IINE BIITCHELL. ...,...A.Y.Y0l'iUfl0ll Nmvs COHlH1iffFl.' Delegates to Estes Park Conference Stella Langford Charline MeCanse Helen Shriver Bess Bowen Hazel Seddon Catherine Kilham Elinor Townsend The Purpose of the Y. NY. C. A. The purpose of the Association shall he to unite the women of llrury College in loyalty to jesus Christ, to lead them to accept Him as their personal Savior, to huilcl them up in the knowledge of Christ, especially through Bihle study and Christian service, that their character and eoucluet may he eonsonzuit with their helieff' if.. ll qw gy? PL-1 Eeilll ' , C'5GliXf?IS1lPi I 5-fJfWw Ml Thr ctlblllff, lj-'16, 1W7'fQfafQt,f5Yf-fffl Q, , I C'5OlI:jffES'll7ii Drury Oratorical Association Pl'L'.Yidc'lIf ............... Vice-Pwsidczzf ........ SCC'l'f'fl1I'-V ........ T7'L'U.Y1lI'L'F ........... Chaplain ................... Sergeant-at-Arms ...... Librarian ............... Editor .................... Faculty A d-:'ix0rs ...... Blythe Marshall Raymond Elliott Carl Hyder Henry Clark Harold Derry Ray Irwin VValfred Anderson Alfred VVeiser Earl Sanders Vlfilliam Rohh Palmer Cain Harold Turner Conrad Edmonds Ofhc CTS RAYMOND TEED ......,..HAROLD DERRY .......RAYlNIOND ELLIOTT ............CARL T. HYDER ........HENRY C. CLARK CHRIS NEALL DERRY IRWIN ..........PROFESSOR MEADOR AND DR. JORDAN Ro ll Irving Schwab Frank Graham Vlfilliam Huff VV. Rogers Primm Herman Grossenheider Owen Matthews Raymond Teed Chris Neale Ralph Emerson Demetrius Theodore Orland Armstrong Grover T. Laurance Raymond Mathes ax.T..... ......1.f ll g,fif9g5Xl lm ' CS e i I blmlrgg eirlir Skiff AN ORQQANIZATION OF sENroR WOMEN. FOUNDED DEC. Q, 1914. Members Bess Bowen Margeuerite Jackson I-lilma Davies Clmrline Mcfzlnse Eleanor Humpllreys Carol Taber Honorary Member Kathryn Newell Adams 1..,..... 1 Q ,-H 'Jalal 752, E,,.Eilltif?W?Et2lti.:l? M r Lauriferae Literary Society First Semester. EMMA MAY BALDWIN .... ....... Officers .President ................ ....... Serond Semester. MARGLTERITE JACKSON L ice-President ......... ............. H ELEN VVALKER SYLVIA LEONARD .............. ........ ' ' ' ZELLA BEAR ............... Secretary ............ RIILDRED VVASSON ........ Treasurer ....... HlLh1rX DAv1Es .............. Chaplain ...... lXlARGUERITE JACKSON .............. Emma May Baldwin Zella Bear Hilma Davies Helen Gibson Mary Hall Alberta Harris Marguerite Jackson Lucile Finkel Sylvia Leonard Josephine Mitchell Bernice Murrell Geneva Pease Marzelle Rose Helen Shriver Hazel Tucker Nina Shepherd Helen NrValker Yida Reinhart Mildred XVasson Ruth Beasley Georgie Brown Sallie Brown Alta Appleby Ruth Crank Dorothy Dixon Critic ..... Members BERNICE lMlURRELL ...............HELEN GIBSON ........ALBERTINE STARRETT ALBERTA HARRIS Essie Foster Eurith H olt Carolyn Jones Jean MacKesson Frances McConnell Madrene Muir Mary Spearman Albertine Starrett Grace Sherrow Helen Smith Ruth Taylor Hazel Uinstead Helen NVood Pearl lVorkinan lidna Un derwood Emily Hllll Dorothy Marjorie Gail Dye Breckenridge Carlock Hazel XYitln'ow Alina NYest Yivian Snow Bernice 'lllionias Katherine hvllltXVOl'tl1 Marie AlCLClllOl'C Louise F OSICI' ve- -ef fl wrajieiet Clara l.ucie lily ' CSOIIYEEE 59111 , NKQQQSEQ CDYQ, 1 ratify 'rr' M l Lambda Epsilon The Drury Scientific Association was organized in November, 1901. At the beginning ofthe present school year it was deemed advisable to reorganize the society on a strictly honorary basis, adopting a Greek letter name and pin. The name chosen was Lambda Epsilon. The object of the society is the dissemination of scientific knowledge and the stimulation of research. Membership is limited to those who carry a scientihc major and maintain a high degree of scholarship. Officers Prarzirlmzt .,............. ..................... ......,. X X ', ELMO HARTLEY' l'z'vv-P1'c'.vid011f ........ ........ C LIFFORD SHINKLE .S'0rrefary ..,..,...... .......,. S TELLA LANGFORD Trvczmrvr ........ ........... H ixzrl. SEDDON Executive Committee FLIFFORIJ SHINKLE fcifllll-l'H1!ll1l ......... C710111. Defi! RUTH MOORE ............................................. Geal. Dept VVILL BEIDIQRLINDEN .....,... .......... B iol. Dept. Wu,Lr.xm XNEISS ....... ....... 1 llaflz, Duff Membership Ralph Brooks B. F. Finkel NY. Elmo Hartley Harrison Hale XY. L. McClure Emma May Gibson Harry Merritt C. H. Spurgeon .losepliine Mitchell Raymond Tecd L. F, Thomas Raymond Clouse Herschel Case XYilI Beiderlinden Ruth Moore Hazel Seddon Stella Langford XX'illiam Weiss flifford Shinkle iii gif LAW 5F61 Ai A mi, , RW X 7 V?JUfiL Ugfr 'X X' f-, - 'X ,f 'vrffl Ugg-A y : , bg K U I I v W Z - '44 iq ,Rs pf KX, 1 Q-fLjXQQf2y X L Af 5 I ' .W---jf H-W! F 'N' x , f fb - N QW-f'-VUL L , 1-2 K lf Q, , f'5ol1:ifiE anno Drury College lVIen's Gleef,Club ALLEN BENNETT LNMBDIN, Dirccfur. Season IQI5-IQI6. Personnel President ....,.......... ........................... ,,...... C L YDE D, KENNEDY' Vice-Presidcizf ....,... ........ X YILLIAM L. NYEISQ Sccrcffzry and Trcasznu ............. FRED D. SHELTON IjfI'Ct'I'0l' ................. .....................,........................ P ROE. A. B. LAMBDIN GLEE CLUB First Tenor: First Bass: Bruton, H. G. Armstrong, O. K. Rogers, D. C. George, VV. H. Zuber, B. B. XNri,qht, L. A. Second Tenor: Second Bass: Earsom, C. A. Breech, E. R. Kennedy, C. D. Cox, L. E. XYeiss, NY. L. Davis, G. Huff, XY. D. Shelton, F. D., Cartoouixf. McDonald, G., flvuonzfnzuisi. DRURY QUARTETTE Bruton, H. G. Znlwer, li. B. Xlright, XY. L. Davis, G. Itinerary Mar 6. .Xsh Grove, Mo. Mar. Clinton, Mo. Mar 7. Lockxvoocl, Klo. Mar. XYinclsor, Mo. Mm' 8. Golden fitv, Mo. Mar. linolnnoster, Mo. Mar 9. l,2ll'D1lI',Rl0. Blur. Bolivar, Mo. Man' lll. lflclorzulo Springs, Bl o. Mar. Springfield, Mo. 1..T.....3 A Ll-lm ' , f'5olg?r3s'Qvi , HKQQQSWQ 55756, f5oUwE5TEv L A ll F irx Drury College Girls' Glee Club ALLEN BENNETT LAMBDIN, Director. Assisted by MME. AGNES PARRY VVILLTAMS, Soprano. IQATHRVN NEWELL ADAMS, Dean of Women, Clmperon. Season 1915-1916. Personnel Praridezzf ................................. .........,.... ........... IN I ISS ELEANOR HUMPHREys Spfrrprary and Trcarzzrcr ....... ........ 11 Iiss HAZEL BELL XNITHROXV Dirar-for., ,,,,,.,.,,,,,.................. ........................................ A LLEN BENNETT LAMBD1N GLEE CLUB First S0f77'Gl'Z01 Miss Sylvia Dorothea Leonard, '17 Miss Charline McCanse, '16 Miss Hazel Irene Tucker, '18 S'L'C0l'Zd Sojvrczzzo: Miss Eleanor Huinplireys, '16. Miss Jessie Mildred NVasson, '17, Miss Helen XVoocl, '19. Miss Madrene Muir, '19, 1' C0llfl'U1l'0Z Second Cmzfraltoz Miss Alta Appleby, '19 Miss Ruth Crank, '19 Miss Stella Langford, '17 Miss Lucile Finkel, '18 Miss Florence McLaughlin, '17 Miss Carolyn M. Ives, '16 Miss Ruth Taylor, '19 Miss Ruth 1fVinifrecl Moore, '17 Miss Helen NN'alker, '17 Miss Hazel Bell XVithrow, '19 SPECIALTIES Miss Marguerite Langdon Jackson, '16, CtIl'fU0lIl'.l'f, Ri'f1n'i'r. Miss Annabelle XYilson, '18, P1'ani.rf. Miss Hazel Bell X'X'1111l'ONV, '19, Il 'lzi.vllvr. DRURY GIRLS' QUARTETTE Miss Tucker Miss Humphreys Miss Appleby Miss Xliithrow Itinerary Apr. 25. Lockwoocl, Mo. May Z. Mount Yeruon Mo. .Xpr. 26. Lamar, Mo. May 3. Monetl, Mo. May 1. Aurora, Mo. May -1. Springfield, Mo. ll1a'f ,Q 'w Tffill , fiom WESTEDQ R 1? M GP fhglii? r ' ' ' ' T' ' ' ' N ' '-1 UR MUQQIE f Ang., ,,,. .Q 1 , I X ml 0 Q5 ,. MNWQ ia , Q 'rl 5- 0 ,K Z 91 QA, a 11 fs- 2- ' 2 Y .. ,Q Lv. 4, X V . xv xr.-.-V--.mifmf--w,,..f.,,..,,x.. ',...,....,,.. NY ..,.. ...., ..,,,4...,, ., . . , A ,.,...:'.,.,..,....,,...,, ...... ff ., A 'F' 1 X 'r I J , ,,,. MMM . ..... ....,..A....,.,M,.,,.,.,,,,.,,,4, 4 3 35 1 ,V 1: :-15 A 0 ,a...m...,.,,,,,.,..k.M,..,,,, , 1 ,Q 3- - . J ,WM -.,,.-. . Q ef 64- ? . ' .f . 4 V : M ..,,m..,,....-.M.,........,..............,,....m,h.. 5 W f J . M ..u.....,,.,,,-.-,, ...,. A Y i 34 5, ' , ' 7 K Y, 5 ,Q I KZ , . . 912 ,w,: Ay,,f 5,5 ,MM M-, x ., ..,.. AWH-.. , dvv-, -- , W-- 5 L H' '-W4 ,, ..T,n,.,.--M?.,,m,.W h W, w...vWwm.,..m.W , . .,..d-www. xg? ff , iv .pf 7' -iff 'X NW 1 QW . A . - , 1 . V X, ' 2 4. X. . , ., yy , fm, , ,f , , V ls. H V ,,.. L :M fb-w:....C'4Q7 ASX. mimffiizj Q24 ZLAAH-I MWA, U W , if M 'yy-'Www -'--7M-ffW'--- W--W'-Y f ---- .....W,...W...,......,.....v,..,,W...,.....-,,w,........M....,.,.....-.....- FT I ' Pussyfoot Emerson General Primm - f'SOlIi7Nf?E8TEDi lli r X ill ri-rr w e 'il Misfit Glee Club SemifOccasional Tour Season IQI 5-1916. Personnel Firxf 'llvzozxrz F1il'.Tl Bass: Swifty Clouse -litney Harris Candy Cope St'L'0lIll Tmzorx: Twin Garrett Gluefoot McAtee Doc Wetzcl Banty Elliott Spec Case l-liny Little Svrmzfl Bass: Kink McClure Shifty Stauhus Rocky Roberts Sometimes Ianclrum Arfozlzlnzlzixi, Dean Pretzel NYertime Ofhcers Plwivirlellf ...... ...............................,. ' PHE R11 HON. 01110 R. llC'A.TFI-2 Dircffor ....................,... XN'1LL1A1x1 LIONEL hlCCLURI2, A. F, G, S., R, F D. Bz1.x'i1zr.r.r lllc11zagv.1' .,..............,..............,.......................... DR. K, BANTY ELL1o'r'r l.ilv1'm'1'a11 ....,.................. .................... S IIIFTY STAUBUF. lllGl'flI'0lN' lllz'.rf1'v.r.r ....... ...1.........,.......................... R liss HR.NSTI'SH RUFFIN Programme CSulmject to Change XYithout Noticed 1. Over the Ocean Blue .................................................................... Glvv Clnlf Z. Cophausens Melody in Q Minor ............................................. llr. ,llL'DOJl0 3. XYinter Song ...,....................................... ...1..........1,..... G lm' Clulv 4. Prologue from the .Xpple Orchard ....... .......1 4 llu Bruno Lambo 5. Heidelhurg Song ..........,,..,,.................. ...,.., ....,,., G I vv Club 6. Drury Hymn .,..... ...... ........ G l vi' Club Itinerary Mar. l5-30. Continuous Private Recitals, Martin Music Hall. Mar. 31. llrirate Concert, Xllertirne Mansion. Apr. 1. Initial Pnhlic Concert, Stone Chapel, Drury College Apr. 14. Concert, :Xuclitorium High School Building. .Xnr. 20. Return lingagcment Cfor Drury Campaignl Y. Rl. C A. Building. May ll. lloulmlc Quartctte, at Life Unclcrxyriters' Banquet, Colonial Hotel. lK...T...... 5 -H fl O.,if1C5lell ' f'50UW'ESTElL Ruffin E1l'ott NIcAtee C ett XYet' el Rol e 't 'ivubux I an lrum XICCI Ha I e son Cope Llol e I I ttle C l.T..-. -f-I BS W 5 Q ll j N-- 'c x L! , CSGIIXNESTEI7 4-flwt tiwlfll Park Team I QI Kyo .1,,. .- O. K. Armstrong' ll. C. Clark King Yivion Resolved, That Congress should pass a law requiring a literacy test for all liuropean ininiigr:tnts. Negative Park. Affirmative Drur . I 1 Decision, Negative. if- --rw' iii Sffif9 l 4m ' CSOUWESTEP X ,Nj Wm. Iewell Team A, x E E l if iv l r l , if 'A I . wg 'Q , 4 1 ill Y 1, wr ' ' gi ' M P, . ll ,af g ii gi ' I ll E 1 l l e 2 I l l l 1 l l I l Krona? l Charles McKnolly Irving Schwab Otho R. McAtee Resolved, That Congress should pass a law requiring a literacy test for all European in11nigrants. Affirmative, Drury. Negative, VVilliam Jewell. Decision, Negative. lll it lil s mg0l1'cDxZ5i33T13vim,2U 1 gb L , 0 in 5 23? 1f a- Q.--f -. ,F f. 7. .s X-.Ny .Lg 9 ,. -f- -H IBB rw 1-455 X N as I K N fx av My ' .X rf X QM . A awk ? k A -T I f-X , XM7 I ' I A ' , ,. -Q-..,, .1-L. ' 'ml A . 11' - 1:-J N... , Q ,pew utah .Y W5 1 .A 3-. - v I , .4 1 -4 v F 'K Q H if 'M ' 'bak 1 V 6. N 1 1 1 .1 I .' I vig x mfg -1 .V ' , W QW I , fi .mill-,. Hg: I 1, I 6 1 V- u , 4 . .,Q V., .ff 'ff V ' 4, 'ff jif a N 'EA' x 9 I Q' . xl! 'VV ', 5'! -If 1 ,,+' ' 4 ,f 'N l 4 1 M! J'--Nj, A Lf 1 . g ?' 'LM ,I ' .r ., ! Q., , . 11,9314 'fqbaf' ! s 1 '33 ' 7 Wit 'V l ,N , 154 ., y 'g ' 7-A If lm 1- I A . ,VM .', 4 is 1 '., ' , 5 fl I! 'rx W I A K, v Ir i t ,5 P . ,H t V if 1 is 5 ' -,Sn 'f 1, W' it N 'Q 4' -- , , fp . f I ' . ' - ' L yo 9 F. .. 151' W' 4 l W- - - if A , 7 lm uf, Ji. 6 . W: ' v 'f R 'Nl K-L -p xv A ng, ff ff Q- v ' Fw 1 , 'Q - - ' uw :-we-4. gw 'tw , 'Vx 1' LN 'SJ I AK' .L 4 wx. IJQHQ . V Q!,'-' ' Ni ' ' VYU' . . 5 W... wig H Q' it H-,.i 'Q' '. , -11' ,g 1,'+ , .' 'f 1 4 L--ff? ., ' ' X. ' ' , , ', , A L W ,xv x A fu,, g: fi -'ff 6 1.-W , lm ' ' rr? 'J . lk 4' ' 'g..x+-,-1.,.... ,. I, -N W .HP 4 : V. l ' s, . fr' we mf Jw. f 5, I' 1 Y f A f sv , 1 ' 'K if 'Er - w ' ' A -Paw - J . ulalw' 'VS ,' P, A , Y 34, 1. Q, l ' i E , ' thi Q U' Q ' '. 0 I .VI 'I ,. 1 r C D' sv' ..- in uw . ' -I ' - F - - , - ,I -fql 1- O' . .nfs A 1 . 1 ' f ' ' A - mrira' . Q.,w 'Q ,,.! , , gn, A -f ff 7, u S :77'fe, i, vgQyffff1fwpQ-I ? M y A ,Z .fi Z A, m X ?,',,'f, ff' wi 1 ff ff! Of ,fy 1 IBS 'r M . iw 1.1-l I V I 1 1 .is 'i NSY' SHS is ' Z fs 'e pi , . PM if? 'QA 55 ,,A fgl .J , , CSOIIMYESTEIQ ,Hmm ffm-.zz M y 'kd Queen of the 1916 Sou'Wester 5:1 . faiv f NKQQQAWA me C-SQUWESTED iw-flip MTIQQQQNYQ Q, mgoligfilfi srrviwm lr'-r l ilo or EIN AMERIKANISCHES DUELLU VON JULIUS ROSEN und EIN KNOPFU VON GUS-TAV VON MOSER Dargestellt von der Deutschen Ahteilung Drury College DlfCl4tOY-'BIJXBEL A. DoM1N1C1c. Dienstag, den Zlten Maerz, 1916 Burnham Hall Springfield, Missouri. Programm. Musik, Deutschland ueher alles Ein Knopf Ein cleutscher Tzmz ....,...,.,,.,..........................i....... FRL. H.'XRRIS, FRL. -Lxclcsox XYenu die Seliwalben Heimwaerts ziel1n ..................,..,..,... FRI.. HUMPHREYS Ein mnerikanisches Duell Musik ........................................ ........ D RURY LIEI: Besetzung der Rollen-Ein Knopf. Dr. Rudolph Bingeu, Prof ...................................................,....... HICRR XYILHOIT Gzllmriele Cseiue Fraul .................. ..,...... FRI.. P. BEASLEY Dr. Karl Blatt, Prof ...............,,............... ......... H lame R. IRWIN Bertha Maller Ulalrrielens Cousiuel ......, ............ F Rl.. DAYIES Ein amerikanislies Duell. Helene von Stern Ceiue junge XX'itxx'el ......., .................. F Rl.. HARRIS F1-Qihcrr you Radon ,,,,......,............ ................. ....... H 1 CRR l.. Kll'CI.l'IUi .Xl l rvcl ..............,...................,..................,......... .......... llmrlotte flolc- lvei Frau vnu Sterul ........ ........... Ill F T ll:-:Ru O'B.xxNox ' ' FRI.. l.. Kvuv null ,Af vlX,f , f 5olQc7ffEEs1Evi 1 mLTfQjif9gSTjm ' CSOIIXMESTED 1,...tltLyf as yitlllliiltt t ri Freshman Plays Stone Chapel, Drury College, March 24, 1916. SPREADING THE NEVVS. An Irish Farce by Lady Gregory. CHARACTERS Prologue ....... T... ...................................... ........ lt IISS PIERCE Bartley Fallon, a pessimist .................. ..................... lt fIR. SCHWAII Red Jack Smith, an Irish farmer. SNAVELY Shawn Early, his neighbor ............. .. .......... MR. Lockwoon Tim Casey, an Irish lover ............... .......... It IR. GRAHAM james Ryan, a farm lad .................... .... ......... M R . HARRIS The Magistrate, newly appointed ........ ............. M R. HYDFH Jo Muldoon, the policeman ................ .,.................. M R. Rom: A Blind Beggar ...............................,.. .................. M R. ELLIOTT His Daughter ...I....................... .. .... ......... M ISS MCMURTRV Mrs. Fallon, Bartley's wife ................. ........ lv IISS MACKEssoN Mrs. Tarpey, a deaf apple woman ....... ............. M ISS VVESI' Sibby Fahy, a country lass ................. ........ IN TISS Ivizv Mrs. Tully, a village gossip ............ ......... IV IISS DYF Bridget Nash, an Irish colleen ....... .......... M ISS I-IoL'1' Anne Blake, a Cloonmara belle .....,...........,.................................. MISS FOSTER Scene: The outskirts of a Country Fair, Cloonmara, Ireland. Time: Today. EVERYYOUTH. A Modern Morality Play in Three Scenes. CHARACTERS Prologue .................................................. ......... A IR. ELLIOTT Fveryyouth, even as you and I ........ ..........,.,..,..... IX IR. PAXSON VX'ork, clerk in Somebody? olhee ........ ..............., lt IR. STAUBUS Pleasure, out for a good time ............ .............. IN IR. I'IYDliR Reason, listen to reason! .................... .......... IX IR. SNAVELY Vice, who tries to ruin Everyyouth ........ .......... It IR. SPIERRY Care, a pest ............................................ ................ IN IR. LACY Temptation, familiar to all ....... ......... It IISS III.'NS5EY Lore, the maiden eternal .................. ............ MISS SCOTT Happiness, a good companion ........... ....... B IISS MCLEMORE Truth, with a mission to perform ........ ............... B IISS SMITH Trouble, a stranger to none ............... ........ R IISS MCCONNHLI. Coneeit, a familiar acquaintance ......... ................ It IISS XYOOD Yanity, known to everyone ........................................... ................. R IISS PAT!- Scene l. Somebody's ofliee. liveryyoutli turns to pleasure. Scene 2. A few weeks later. liveryyouth sueenmbs to Temptation. Scene 3, .X month later. Love conquers all. , mi K QX l.i..l 1? W L4 golf Fifi-2 ' , C5 U ITE vi , LEIETIIILQQ WITTT X Q---2 IIII TI-IEIR rr OR WHEN EIIILIE HUFF-Hmav NEVI LL GREATEST SCREEN TRIUMPH II HC U R L S THE CAP SUPPII-IHTS THE HAT . I IE if HARVE P 'ggfk' Vwu, NIUE E HFRO ,jf we Vmmuzss E E ra SS 'v- ,V WMP HARVE I5 IN 0 E I, I E E oszesszs on 349, A 'H E 5 ANU A I , I ,SC U HUD- I 165 I - ' 2 on ms 'V ,kr I EQ up - ....' R j H I .Wo HI--I' E o o , ' lllll T ,MIN R nfiif, . - WI? 'T 5 J Mu :mme o H 2 e an E AND Huzvs Y vIoLA,9se.mo rum? ,mlvwwd MEET W THE UWM, Mpmn-ass, mars A 12,11-1 5 Uunw as or T Aww 7 5 Mammal: Revenue. E F H us Uv T o -5 Tuov C P !'!'aLI! W! L I Ill I I WWI I I Sl lj L' ' , I , 1. -0 'IIIIIIIII' ' AHA' lg im:G: oopL G ,--'TT .F ': .I,-'rm '51, Gcuuw - .1- - i-. A A 9 V 'In T115 vnuusn RPIUUICNEW , !I:.:II 'Q QI: sII 'U' F' ,I . ., . . f I ' I I I' :WI IIWI - III . 'Sv '-' L , . I pngvg ppggwgs nu-IQGAN E Scemuzfo sv Esfoof-.IE PASSED BY THE ammi can mera sua ig sneer: ev u.wAu-'well FACULTAE OF E? XX S THU e. rauvv DECEIT Q Q nreurzv c0I.I.ecfE - jfx f u I nv- lf zzz 5 i 1.T.'q75 L7 X VU ATE Tw! 'TT SI w III 5756 Q-...Q N! .- Ei -W C1111111111 11x1'rI' 111 flu' cl'I'll H 1112 U 1' Z I il Cl I Q . UIHI U1 TUV 11' ' 1 rw Qxfjll S7315 yr xi-fir - :me 1al.,.1,,. '50lJW'ESTEPi ' lilly as y,rlll.,.iiQl? Q Q! Senior Class Play Landers Theatre, June 6. 1916. THE A. M. AFTER. A Comedy of Misrepresentations. CAST Dorothy ............................................................... ......... C ,mor TABER Ned Hemingway Cengaged to Dorothyl ......... ....................... h IOHN GOAU Isabella ...................,......................................... .......,. lX IARGUERITE JACKSON Vlfilliam Fuller fengaged to Isabellab ....... ........... . FRED SHELTON General Fuller ......................................... ....... O RLAND ARIXISTRONG Matilda Cwife of General Fullerb ......... Dr. Hastings Csuitor of Dorothyj ........ Zack Hardy ............... ............................. Chris Cutting ........ Bldg' FT ......MARG.xRET BISHOP .......-TOHN GARRETT .............CHRIS NE:XLFf . ...... liENNETH EI.l.TOT'1' .alll , CSQUWI-:STEP l'40f7'I7!1lIk.V Hall. MjfQjif9i!5NTjm ' f'5ol13?fEEsQvi , Fairbr111ls.v Bova M-SQQQJEQ 'pie' ' f50l1xgE Tr3vi MUKYLWQ QAWN'-il? m f X N-I-f if Will 1-14511 ' ! , Dgggbgiyfrsgvim-iii? THE CALENDAR SEPTEMBER 1-l Registrationg many green and infantile objects run- ning about the campus. 15 Upper classnien, feeling their importance, appear. 16 First clay of school. 20 Dr. Sage of N. Y. City comes to inspect Drury. Dr. and Mrs. McMurtry give reception in his honor. E762 Zgwfflm fflmimr Y lx , E f.. Xb 4. '57 --2. 6:3113-4, .3-5:59315 --vs-9 '-1 4 ' .' x QW fel 1 I EW QW LELNU5 lllfll UF LEAPYEA 21 Trustees at Chapel. The faculty entertain the student body in the gyin- nasium which was beauti- fully rlecoratetl by the ,lun- iors. 25 College Picnic, Turner, Mo. Freshmen win class iight. 29 Green caps appear-,very becoming. 7?i'e, fiolfwrsrliv 1 - F 1 1 'f'x f . ii.-..JIl..i.. KI x f'S i 7 han!! l or .I la' ' ' ilvhgqya 'QQQ12 .. in Si ' UCTOBHR QU H - llfq ektflgfif gn f QQ' I, ,V ,O RQSQQ fix ,CZ Cp: 2 The Footlwall season opens, X p Aff!! ' Cf? 0 Drury vs. Marionville. A L, V ff I F1111 W0 Score 15-6 in our favor. , J ff, HE ,TQ . A I Lv lx JZ! 4 Mr. Polah gives recital. it K 6 Girls' pledge day. Much ex- l 1 ll! Q,u. H , ,E U 'qi i , Kxxi QX FJN ff num am ulgelhal The Llolmson Banilfarium? N OX' FM B li R 1 Class parties. Juniors en- tertain Freshmen at the gymnasium. 5 l'ep meeting at Chapel. 6 Rolla-Drury game. l,-l Senior boys appear with Canes. 1-l-17 Mrs. Kate Cpsom Clark speaks at Drury. 18 l'ie sale lY. XY. C. AJ. .ZH Xxvllllillll 'lewell-Drury ganle. 24 lfreshinen :ulmitterl to stu- dent hoclyg they remove green caps and rilxhons. 75 'l'l1anksgix'ing: game - tor- rents ol Vain. eitement. 9 Pittsburg-Drury game. 26 Rebellious Freshman pad- dled. Indignant Freshmen demand apology from Sophomore class. 27. Heated discussion in ' Chapel over Freshie- Soph question. 2 'Q N' , EHERPY 5- Mff FJ.l'l v li- -N i 'sau uyyi i 1 bf: . Q '0 SQ ' I fill f f7,Lj1T?' Y X , 1, l- ln! ,pg 5 ,J 'X if 1, , ,wg Lf? , , o, 7 FResHe1.rzr'2M2S. ,-L - QEHTHTUEF if Qt 3...f' allexizrvtuuttattwnun -1-' flffhoiaoaffr-fl 6, 1 f f f f f , U f ,, ,, ,,g:?f,53ff , J 5 Q, CSCI WESTEIL fflm ' . -vif i jf ' f M ff if W V NZM! ,, It is 1-1'i11r'nl the Kurluk Edilor has 77111110 mine nuclahes on llux pagf However, the Board usszmzcx no TCSIIUIISILIIIIX ur lzcr nzzslahm IBB W I ' I 4215 Ugg ' C501 WESTEDi ,QPU -il? Q Q I, xx zz , J 1 1' f J I f 'a ' , A ,.L,m. f , r M -f A , J , -,R 5 45 ,, 1- K E, 3 an ,iw ,M N f-.. NN I V :ul 5 Ah 141'-. 5, v -.-ww: N-gb , -- A H- W ' X if JIM., . Q? , . ., , T ,A ,, . ' X r'FNi!'A 4 fw.,., X W s 1. Y :I M f 1 Vx '..- - L -IQ f--fx, wmvww F3 b,,E ,A 1 'rin T 'M hip X,g,,', , f , I :v:4.gS.M H N, wi . 7, ,A A V. QDYULX . I 1c31:aflf Criss 'f'HsA1:a2 Iusgtcw-mi - T JR Q 1 1 1 -'22 f 'W , W K W I MB XKJAK -A , - f'5oli'7ffQE.TEv, ,- ., Dlliyfx y,.llQ,... i M l WNM'lSlHlQNS wuvo-sour ,23i122f1wS? . MQCMIBER 2 Juniors declared champions f V i ' wx in class lmaslcetlmall Qaines. TNR. . ff - 9. Dan Nee and Miss Grace I fi I w Nicholson are ina1'1'ied. . ay . J 17. Christmas holidays. l ' i- A I -i l V -io ,Qf7?1l'lZ'f.i: P Q'-1 i?-W ,rf T-' y J 7 '7 a - A- ll QTHERMEADOR TUCKINC uns BOYS nwo BED WX? ??? 6 x il MGC? JANUARY dy. Af. Q f 'D 4 School re-opens. Rss dj ' Kim 1' ' f, 'shine 7. Football D's and sweaters f f,, I? 15 ,- awarded at chapel. 7 Q 21 Oratorical contest at Stone Chapel.. Mansfield Ed- T gell prize. Xivion wins first, Schwab second. 22 Lanibdin tries to turn i i Chapel into a singing school. , A g 25-29 Exams! M5DlilfC0mfS Jcoihfa wor5'Q,lcal1maK2 mil living calling hogs. FJN lx-F-1 ... - -r.fl ll sJ,,if3,5 '45ll 752, 5 'c 9 ou TED., , XMES f'x f . X I N..--Z Q J' Q' htYi7m Q FEBRUARY ff 'i+lliiv'f2' 0 E I7 1 Second semester opens. No in X 1 Ti l 5 more exams for a while. ui 1- BQBA 'S' 1 11 S 19 Senior girls entertain the -:Y 1? , ir A3 student body in the gym- S' nasium with a most suc- g 'fe cessful little play, Miss g Fearless and Co. .frfv x 22 No classes after chapel. NVe X gg- c eleb rate Washington's C birthday. er- 29 D rury- Normal basketball game. DEAR READER, PLEASE no NUT NUTICE .THE Booz uwstoe nowvv.1:T as smamel MARCH ,ff . VX 1 1 Endowment campaign or- K ganizes. x l XX ,. - f 0 1- 4 Dr. F. M. Sheldon and Dr. N -,, Z A. B. DeHaa1' of Boston, L 6 i V hold religious meetings at X MT i X X Drury. Ley-f ' X . 4 if 3 Day of Prayex. X I X 6 Boys' Glee Club starts on A Q F two weeks' trip. , 10-13 .-Dadn' Elliott holds meeting: If .1 in Chapel. , X Z' 17 Glee Club Concert in ' ii 1. l Chapel was quite a suc- cess. . .. Z2 Soifwester contracts given 'I -2 out- Queen of Sou'wes- X ,f 1 ter contest starts- -:is C, creates much excitement. 'W if M Z4 Freslinizm Class Play. if in L' R tCY l.'.l.'-V 30 Annual Athletic Carnival. COPE IVHSSES H15 TRAlNl tl F W QQ to! 4 ' CSOUWESTED X -.UZ , . I V I ZZ! f XIX., Q K! APRIL 1 N ff ,K -- -P+' NM xl 1 Misfit Glee Club gives X ' ' X fl initial concert at Chapel f- ' sf, ,W -quite a surprise-cos- ' tumes striking feature. ,tiff-X35-N gs 1 l 1 5 Queen of Sou'wester con 4 , V test closesg Miss Ora ' , rr' , Walton received highest .r' 515' A. K ' ' votes. . i 6 Dean Hall asks the three I K 1 girls at the right of Miss 'J .,., I li Wasson to refrain from Vj L 5 li E I3 talking. if, ' J is :C E 21-25 Easter vacation. H jj, it ggi v VS 5 Q 24 Endowment banquet. Dr. a Q ie' Q A. Ross Hill principal Ln f pf S? speaker. 1 1' F ts 'LN 24-29 Cyclone week of Endow- ' I4 V N ment Campaigng luncheon ' 4, 5 li every day at Y. M. C. A. 1 W 'lt iv buildingg automobile pa- 'gibx 1 ,f 3 radesg student parades. X l J-1 7 ' 1 25 Girls' Glee Club starts on ff if Xxx-Xpcwilf ' A Fm its tour. X' f Q 'll R ZEHMTIVIEUN THQ-ANPU5 ' NOT OPEN Yzw 1 151 A 5' ' 1 ' . MAY E I A X , -- 1 Three single professors an- . rv' H- I . ARK nounce their engagement - at a luncheon. 19 I9 1 9 18 4 Girls' Glee Club Concert. 5 Ralph Waldo Emerson goes MUSE to Mexico with Co. K. to YF-U-UW UQ find Villa. . I , -ciiigi' 15 McCullagh Tea and Y. M. ' . C. A. Carnival in the ,n A gymnasium. , .51 47, usa- 26-27 Ben Greet players present I C - three Shakespearean plays if Wg ig on the campus. I 1917 I 9 16 F M J 30-I 3 E . une xams STUDENTS VVHO JUNE REFUSE TO emnomze THE goo wssren 5- 8 Commencement. , . K3 Qu -f-' Kwik 'Cm 'Pier , iii . 4 Msg' 5,5611 'Y iff g'W A Xvfwlf DL-2 CYEQ, C301 wi-:STEP ifilfgfd? X -.UZ Satisfied From the day that, leading little crip- pled Jim by the hand, he appeared in the door of the shack, known as the office, he was called Satisfied He undoubtedly had another name, but no one took the trouble to investigate. Your wages will be eighteen dollars a month and board for you and the boy, said the boss. I'm satisfied, was the only remark. That night, after the hard day's work of cutting and piling the logs for ship- ping, the men in bunk house number eight were seated around their little stove smoking and talking. As a divergence of any sort was always wel- come toi these lumbermen, cut off from the outside world, Slowdown Charley attempted a conversation with the stranger, who sat a little apart, Jim by his side. Well, how 'ye like the work? 'Tm satisfied. Goin' a stay long? Can't say. How's the boy like the place? O, he's satisfied. In a moment more Slowdown gave up, and presently all went to bed. Before a week had passed, Jim had won the heart of every man in the camp. His tiny, wasted face, his pa- thetic eagerness to be of service to anv of them, brought to the surface the best qualities in every hardened lum- berman. And Satisfied was almost passionate in his devotion to his child. Toward everyone else he was indiffer- ent, neither giving nor asking favors, making friends with no one. But many hours of the long nights, when the pain was almost more than Jim could bear, Satisfied sat on the edge of the bunk, rocking to and fro,-the boy in his arms. When the weather was fine, Satisfied always carried Jim to the place where the men worked. There he would place the boy on a seat constructed in the lowest fork of a tree. And jim would sit quietly and happily thru the morn- ing, dividing his attention between the wild things around him, and the work- ing men. And always Satisfied watched him lest he should become tired and slip from his perch. One day he had placed Jim as usual and was at work near by. Morgan called to him to help for a few minutes at the big saw. Telling the boy to sit still, he went. But two squirrels, play- ing hide and seek above his head, com- pletely absorbed Jim, and he leaned out a little too far. When Satisfied returned, he saw an inert little heap at the foot of the tree. For a moment he was stunned, then, without a sound, he dropped to his knees and gathered the still body in his arms. As the men saw him pass on his way to camp, they dropped their work and ran after him. The nearest doctor was fifteen miles away. Twenty men volunteered to go for him. Satisfied, having placed Jim in the bunk, sat down on the edge of it. Not a word had he spoken . Not once, dur- ing that interminable wait for the doc- tor, did his eyes leave the drawn little 'Tim ' X N--2 face. Only once did Jim move, and then a sob came from his lips. Nineteen men stood behind Satisfied, their eyes, likewise, fixed on the boy. And, then, the doctor came. The men went outside while he made his exam- ination, only Satisfied remaining. A chorus of subdued, but eager, voices greeted the doctor's reappear- ance. 'WVill he live? The doctor hesitated a moment before replying. Well, there's just a bare chance. That night the men slept on blankets, spread outside the door. Until dawn Satisfied sat motionless at his post, and then he roused only enough to drink the cup of black coffee, which the cook brought him. VVhen the doctor returned in the morning, he made another and more thorough examination. This time he led Satisfied outside where the men were gathered. His statements were concise and to the point. The boy has one chance in a hun- dred. And that chance can be given only by taking him to Michigan City, to the specialist. Satisfied dropped his head in his hands. The day before, he had drawn his first wages, eighteen dollars. This was barely enough to pay their railroad fare to Michigan City. Slowdown Charley whispered some- thing in the ear of the man nearest him. As this murmur ran around the circle, each man drew forth a sealed, white envelope and poured its contents into Slowdown's hat. This they gave to the doctor. The next morning, an improvised am- bulance, carrying besides the patient, a hollow-eyed man and a doctor, left the camp. For two weeks the camp waited in agonized suspense. They worked fever- ishly, and at night smoked in silent groups. Then early one morning, while they were at breakfast, Satisfied returned- alone. Somehow, there was not much surprise. Every man, deep in his heart, had felt it would be so. As he came toward the shack, his shoulders drooping wearily, the men left their places and came to meet him. In sympathy, their hands grasped his, and, in understanding, he returned their clasp. A new expression looked from his eyes. In silence they gathered around him. Eyes were averted, and several shoulders heaved. Finally he spoke. Boys, I come back. Little ,lim's went. I reckon he's happy up there- with his mother. An'-I'm satisfied. HELEN SM ITH, '19, Z - :sg nlnlia--3 --- e ' H 'Lim !!! ' , Vi? A111-Ill! A EEE ' ::: :mln 22 ' 2 us.1.us.v.v.v.v.v.us.v.v.vs.v.v.v.v.v.vx.vss.vss.v.v.v.v.v.v 'TTU 1XE?OlI67WiQtSTEDii8 L ' WM V M' Drury El'lU14JTUIllc'lZZ' Clllllfffliljll Pl.L'fIlI'L'.f, IS-T--1 m 1 F 'W I .l vi :mea LLMQQQ QEWRZQI X any Fourth Annual Athletic Carnival Drury Gymnasium FRATERNITY RELAY RACE. Won by Kappa Alpha. CGarrett, Schmid, VVilson and Zuberj SORORITY RELAY RACE. VVon by Pi Beta Phi CGarrett, Grossenheider, Zuber and Emersonl PARALLEL BAR ACT. McClure, VVilson, Carroll and Schmid. TNNENTY-FIVE YARD DASH. VVon by Grossenheider. HOP, STEP AND JUMP. NN'on by Roberts. TUMBLING ACT. Pierce and Cox. RING ACT. Harris. DUM B BELL DRILL. lllTfAEjg,QXjgTlidZl .5 ,775 M-L,Q,Dfg5f0l?5AfeESEvf Ww w md- MfQf1fL,Ar fm ' CSCI WESTED ll.. X Kim-if-U X P.. ,.. - . . f., .i :-- . 14 '-I L .- 7-u . I ' an . gr. ' , . - .f r. - , if ' ,i ' ' ' .5 24'- .J':,An. . ,N ,. -rv .l 5- .,- , f I g v.:l,-L. ' .I :ug A ' Q l X , - 1. wr , 3-.154 ,fig ' It if ax -x Q .l At I x A J, I u.. I. J. 4 ff ,N nf - f: -49 .,. -X. . 'Q V 5-'z V. fr 'N' '. ', N u ,t ,v '11 . IF- J. N qc rt -Y, .-.-. g sJ ff 'S A w 11--lf, F. E 2' - Q X A W.: ,f, ': ,. --.Wa lar. .qv . . - - , .- Hgigifff. -.r ' '-' x ,ku FW 1-4113 guy? DU , C'S0lf:jf?E3'ElQ I L, JR-' NLQQQAEQ 5 CSGIIWESTEI7 ,1...1Df1xLyfX yi111f..'fll1? M y The 1916 Sou'Wester Board W. ROGERS PRIMM Of the Class of 1917 ....,....Edif0r-in-C111ief ALIIINE 1jAT'1'ERSON ....... .......... 4 x,vnvz'afe Editor CLIFFORD SHINKLE ....... ...................... B 1z.fi11v.v.v Mazmgw VYILL BEIDERLINDIEN ......... ..,..,.. A .vxixfafzf BIt.Yl'1If'.Y,Y Jllanager GLADYS TOWNSENU ,,,,... ,...,..,....,,..,...,.,., L ifvrarg Editor BERNICE KIURRELL ......... .......... A ,rxixfafzt Lifvrary lidifnr LESLIE ROBliRTS .......... ........................, 4 fl-:'vrfi.ving Hlalzagcr HI2RSCHEL F. CASE ..,,,.. .,,..,..,. A .Yjlvjfflllf Ad4z'0rIi.x'i11g Mallagvv' l1.XRl1i T11o1x111s0N ........ ................ ,......... .......... A 1 - f lfditof VIOSIQPHINH AIITCI-ll-ILI ....... .............. 4 rf Edirol -I. Rnmoxlm Tmiln ,,,,,,,. ......... A llzlvfir Iidimr 1i,x'1'HliRIx1-3 KILHAM ..,,,,, .,,,,,, I fodak lfdflor 3 Q. 1-T.-gg 3 w'f7' S5 L'-lm 5752, CSGU N EIL r QLJW Q lm V QIQY? 0651 5VPTfK5jif3k-dfgxijm '9 Q5 e i , 4-,tfigji yflieyliilr The 1916 Sougwester Board wishes to thank all who have, oy their hinolly interest, timely encouragement, ancl hearty support, maole this fourteenth volume a success. if 1 Q15 wNf591SQ4'4 'Ula Magi' lllTfQjif9if5fjl3 3-:Pri X' 5 yeguuzmzowa We take pleasure in Introducing The Progressive Business Firms of Springfield We solicit for them the patronage of Students, Faculty, Alumni and Friends of Drury College 1 We thank them fi We thank you . ,... 7 The 1916 .Sou,wester Board f f K Read the ads Find the cartoons SPY' .e ,ff 4 E,L.NL?k. 4? - Q' 4 J I 1 by rw I . 1 N' , V A -. 'v - '19 Jkt M a', j 67Qf3df,Q 5 ZSXKWX 2v.':w'xwYX X' '593 f35 Fnf 2 ifzjl? ogw'KM.+9 P m1.1'1u- nxjnyliz 'Q - fi' . 4 , f . wg, 'kkwsii JWXSM H1931 'kffxn-'fax , EE'1's'.:.-v- 'M-V, nK 's pd . , . .H . f ' v ' H' ' -N wh ,IL , s. . ., ff -.. 4 , . s. ,,, ,fr U v x Jqf'-Fl! 'gsnizgmdn-wind nk r1xS2,il5kX Sim QU., Qt .'f -- .- ', r1,. ,Ax f iff' a 4'-o EVM .hz .J s 0 C'S0lf7XffTSTEI7 fl f X l The Young lVlen's Business Club of Springfield, Missouri is exactly what its name implies, it is composed of about three hundred live wires of the business and professional life of the city and once each week the members meet at luncheon and in open discussion seek to find ways and means to advance The City of Springfield. No task is too great, no demand too strong. Willing volunteers are anxious to help build a Greater Springfield, for what the future may have in store for the rising generations. these men of today know must be cultivated by them, they must invest their time, money and energy for what is to be the Metropolis of the great Southwest. for here is the logical center, where health, happiness and prosperity are hand-in-hand. Co-operation for Good is the Watchwordl An era of development and achievement is here. The Young lVIen's Business Club does not seek self-advancement, it is active in all movements that will reflect credit upon the municipality, is non-partisan and maintains reciprocal relations with commercial organizations of the United States and foreign countries. Successful methods employed in other cities are fully investigated and the club is ever alert to put in practice organized effort for public welfare. lt is the aim of the club to promote the city as a place of residence and corner stone of industrial importance, Springheld is not a boom city, its growth has been healthy. its period of greatest expansion, the past decade. its monuments of commercial supremacy rear their buildings upon foundations of the solid rock of business integrity. Springfield is the home of nearly fifty thousands of happy people and they ask you to visit us. meet peo- ple who believe in themselves and in you. Springfield is proud of its institutions and is especially happy to endorse Drury College ln addition to the regular work of the Young lVlen's Business Club, there is now in active operation a Publicity Bureau located at 304 Landers Building and the citizens and visitors are invited to make use of the free information service offered with the compliments of the club. lx..,...... g -1.14 fl gdfifgkdgxblfi '7 , - f'5ouWEsT1zve Wm ? ll Acifaduateof DWY College could spend four months in the study of Stenotypy in the Springfield Business College and be able to pay his way through' the graduate depart- rnent of any great university. H he desired to Work for the government, he could pursue a professional course in Washing- ton out of ojjiee hours. Let rne tell you what young rnen have done. J. A. TAYLOR, President mkiflggi ' fiouwrzsrrv 1s.,ctftiQyQgyitJt,'ig,i Middle-West Millinery Co. The Kodak Store Wholesale and Retail 316-318 South Street has Everything Photographic and is the only place where you can get Quality Finishing 1-lurlhurt-Sheppard Photo Supply Co. 315 St. Louis Street W e show the largest exclusive Milliriery line in Southwest Missouri. PatternHatsfrorn Castlegs, Bonhotafs, Glenc- kopfis, of New York and Paris, and hundreds of good things from our own work rooms. Fashion's Latest Dictates in Shapes and Trimmings Quality Right, Styles Right, Prices Right and always less at the Middle-West Millinery Co. 316-318 South Street, Springfield, Missouri Try a Pair of Weaverls Shoes They are Better For Men Stacy-Adams Florsheim For Women I Kc I Cousins 'Red Cross Fancy Slippers for Graduation The Hanlqins Company Biological Dissecting Sets Mechanical Drawing Sets Supplies Blue Printing Done Special Rates and Prices to Students 312-314 McDaniel Aveune fliffmssigsfjl :Die OfS0lIM7ESTEl7i , rr- tart ar -A I X Quality is Our Password Our Low Prices are Loud Talkers Your Money Back Without a Muriner Home ofthe Hart SCi'13.fff16I' 81 Marx Clothing t Stetson Hats Manhattan Shirts SCHNEIDER CLOTHING COMPANY, High Class Clothiers S e , A DIAMOND makes an Hllilh TOS. Iaaai Gfaaaaaaa Gm. Fanc Select the Diamond at ,fo- Y seph,s and he Assured of GYOCCTICS full Value and unsurpassed Quality. xg We have always made a Specialty of High Quality Diamonds. P t D 1' romp 6 WHY joseph Jewelry Co. c'We Strive to Pleasew Soufl' and Sfllmff X X X A ' f X Xi X XX Zz X X Xx X ' Z 2 ,X X X if A X Zijv-LT',,,En is Q ' X 5 V?5f rig' E252 33372 352523 NRE, 3if?MgQJQf3QQ ':' FRU L SAYS - Whffefsat Where- is Liss Tiwsomolg L-1 Qlhcvfgl I ' Ls-,tltgiii ygtiigflfii D C T H I1 CT BiiiiiEiitP1ciiviioniR The trade supplied by BLAIN CROCER COMPANY AQ' V1VV if 'E , s sc ,, s,,,, . . 4 ifrr , . i t i .f Al Bicycle H6effff1W'feS FmrgLfUefr We are boosting for One Million Bicycles for l9I6'i. and mean to sell our part of same. Have you seen our 1916 RUGBY and WONDER BICYCLI-is?-Better than ever -fsarne price as last year. Many other makes, and Best line of Tires in town. Everything in Bike Supplies Try a SMITH MOTOR-Tt7S a real pleasure and stands the racket Nziirfiilli-Jl10ri?ii?7 JARED BROTHERS cifmrfifiif The Queen City Catering Co., Soda, Lunch and Candy Tf0PhY CUPS The Jeweler M d 1 8.3 S g H 9 for Everybody Graduatlon Glfts kvyyy v v y yV w yi and Diamonds for which apologies and never necessary Established 1900 South and Waluut Kill-fgjiflggxilla 5756 , f5oUwE5Tr1vc , 1 WX 'xx-X f-18 -i-...I I is an W Wi gs? The One Price Quality House HOME Mason and Hamlin, Chickering, Behning and Huntington Pianos, Victrolas and the Edison Diamond Disc Phonograph Phone 465 for Anything in the Music Line Martin Brothers Piano Company 301-5 East Walnut Street Masonic Temple Building 222 Boonville St. 43 Elks Arcade Phone 817-W Phone 5445 The ' ' Best Leather, Best W ork Absolutely Guaranteed Bank J. W. Worrell 220 East Commercial Jerome OPHW Springfield Shoe Repair Co. Worrell Shoe Repazr Co. President Ed. V. Willianzs l 'irc' l rr'si1ln'I1I Tom lfutlrins lfuxla l'f'r Ross lfilzitlorh R ui b b e r Ain: stun! f,'u.vlm'r A Specialty , CSOIIXNESTEIL +1-Iflri tiillleil OFFICIAL REPORT tCondensedJ OF THE CONDITION OF THE Mini IEL Arlo AL BANK RESOURCES Loans and Discounts - - S 790,771.98 Uuiterl States Bonds and Premiums - 100560.00 Banking House. Furniture and Fixture 12,939.3-If Due from United States Treasury - 5,000.00 High Class Bonds - - 30,930.00 Stock in Fe-1leral Reserve Bank - 3,100.00 Cash and Sight Exchange of Deposits, 429,786.12 SI 373.087.44- Cirvulation - - LIABILITIES Capital Smfk fPai1l Up, - - 11111'1.111111,1111 Surplus anrl Prolits fL1-ss lixpcnse-s and Taxes Pairlj - 25582.18 98111111.1111 Deposits - - I .I l8.'JU:7.126 s1.37:s.11a7.1-1- Three hundred and eight South St., Springfield OFFICERS HENRY L. SCHNEIDER. President GEORGE D. McDANIEL. Cashier W. T. BRUER. Vice Prvsiulrnl J. C. M1'DANIEL. Assistant Cashier Clement Jewelry Co. feiuelers and Diamond Merchants Established 1885 Holland Building Springfield, Missouri Bay Your Trunlf, Suit Case or Bagfrorn SCHWIEDERIS TRUNK FACTORY Repairing a Speciczltvy Phone 432 317 College Street lx..r.... E ll KW gdjlfixs-1 Lili '5 e f'5oU -TED! , L-A-llliyi lelll'-ill? ,Nj The Colonial Hotel Absolutely Fireproof E. H. HUDSON 81 SON, Proprietors 5 X v Q J ,o 11111 Srmltxt The Finest Hotel in the Southwest CllI.SI.l10 llll' Best A1110r'1'Cfzr1 Plan Rf'GSl1l1fl!7Il' Rates NW K T QXI sqfvffifj 4 Q, C5 '75 G i Good Loohing Clothes Are the Result of Good Style dye Proper Mahirig You are able to judge the good appearance of a suit when you try it on. You rannot he certain of its wear until you have it in daily use. FITFORM is one these particular makes of clothing that we guarantee will be both good looking and good wearing. We are exacting in our demands for distinc- tiveness of style and pattern in young men s suits and we buy only from those manutaeturers who have the highest standard for tailoring and fabric. FITFORM represents the utmost that money can huy and at a moderate price. Some of these suits are quarter lined. We have all weights of cloth-dark, medium and light volors. Some Coats have one button only-others two and three buttons--everything that is railed for hy particular dressers F I TF ORM Prices 315, 318, 321, 325 SZ 330 Morrison Clothing Co. Engraved Cornrneneernent Stationery Class Pins and Rings Prestige attaehes to these products of the ,Iaeeard shops All designs are original and exclusive-pefeetly executed and reasonably priced Requests fizr samples ree prompt attention Jaeeard Jewelry Company Kansas City. iVIissouri W7dQlVSShoe Company The Student 's Shoe Store 1 19 Southeast Corner Square 105 MeDa,niel Avenue Say! unshine The Quality Line Canned Goods Hominy, Tomatoes Peas, Corn, Sweet Potatoes Kraut, Pumpkin Kindey Beans, Pork and Beans Oysters. Potted Meat Vienna Sausage Ifyou haven't tried them. the next time when ordering, say Sunshine Springfield Grocer Co. tllfsljy FSU ij L1 ta' tl ' fiouwrsrrv ei-lltrt xritillg-13? Have Your l-louse Wired for Electric Lights Now-a-days no house is complete without Electric Ser- vice. No one would think of building a new house without providing for this necessity WHY Nor HAVE THE OLD House WIRED? lt is low in first cost and modern lamps use very little current and furnish the best illumination. Besides, the many useful appliances which can be used with electricity make the best of homes incomplete without electric service Springfield Gas 81 Electric Company Phone 8 8 City Hall Drug Store Merchants lce and 888 Bmilllmrm Fuel C0H1pany E vuohnmi-ous MOORF 'Q IIUUQTON .4 F1111 Line of Drugs. Staltiollerv and Toilet Articles lee CIPKIIII 111111 Sofia A wagon on every street UH ,hp bww,- in bpringlielrl l'lYUl'fllllllg il lfirst Class V Drug Store Should Have Xlulelt lor 1711, yvlflm. Ilvifl-QWI3 We Solieit Your Vutrona 1 1 v.,..... ...YJ tefhgtfiji-tit 77796 , r fooliyrsmvo , anquet lee ream PureFDaintyEDelicious Economical and Easy to Serve Made from Pasteurized Cream pringfield Creamer Co. Cor. Dollison and Mill Sts. Phones 2978-2979 E. Lines Music Co. The Oldest, Largest and ' Best Muszfe House Drugglst in.S rin eld i P if Let us supply your wants in music We can supply anything in the 111l1S1C Northwest Corner Square 1. Q . Q ine from a 5 cent Jews haip to a 351,500 Grand piano. Quality the highest: Prices the lowest. Our - P - service will please you. We are P I' 6 S C I' 1 p JE 1 0 H S exclusive Victrola dealers. We send records by parcel post on approval. Our Specialty Send for Catalog L. E. Lines Music Co. Phones 68 and 69 221-223 Boonville Street IV' Xgacjaifill Xml. fgl l , f'5ol1iZ25r3sgvi I iglguiugrzqzrlgs 'I , JYEIIIIBS 3F1'2ltL'I'1lifQ Ullilhiug y 'zlllgnnr E23 5 f'SOUW'ESTED V F Ro ersiir aldwirr Hardware Company Sporting Goods Reach, Spalding and Wright 81 Ditson Goods always in stock. Most Complete Line in the Southwest South Street, Springheld, Missouri For anything in the line of Pays fopflmt- Qfll fewelry D0 ya, Rer1I1'ze and S - Uvmferstczmz' the tatljonjerjf Rerzsorzs why alld You sfzoulzl buy your Cards Millirtery. Dress Goods We are prgggegeipiifzwc' you ll -IO' Wear Hawkins Kc Miller U Jewelers and Oplometrist Snufh Side Square 11.2 Sozztlwust ClIl'Ilf'I' Square NKQQXQEQ 7E'e, f'5OlIiW'ESTEI7i For the Young Men of the Graduating Class Society Brand Clothes will win recognition for you at all times. They'll give you a feeling of surety that will he a long step towards success. Edwin Clapp Shoes No Name Hats Ed. V Williams Clo. Co. 224-226 East Conzmcrciul Sircct We Clean and Press Clothes Frank B. Smith Laundry Co. Home of the Purple Box Phone 4.23 512 Boonville Street The Beally Thrifty -fifty N 'Q' -zu.-Q I-iinix I ll I lk I-ll-I-Inu l l I l I I I I I Il I l I N L I n I n I . l' I 1 l l', B I I I I n .1 I . .I.I.I-n-InIKI,I- llllllllnldll llllillllllk Ill-l'l-I-l.l.l '-Ill-'-1 ' -l.l-I-I-I-I' 'I' ,I-II l.l Z ,l I ,' ll , f , 6 R xx mX Ctymruwe is LATE To Puerta seewrw cm WE WONDER WHY ? persons are those who waste nothing and spend wiselyfi Test yourself for one week hy that definition. At the end of the week you will have at least a dollar with which to open a savings ac- count. Let thc account he in a good bank. The Bunk of individual service. German American Bank 'Sb -' Lorucr ot South and NY alnul Sli t Spriiigliclul. Missouri Ulwn Sllfllfflllht' l2il'l'IIfIIgS H118 all 1 LT.,- N I ,...'.i!n C -B l--I.-lik! 'Die , ff'SOlI5WESTEDi , ,.,....llllAj X Alllqsnjl l tr Holland Banliin Compan Capital 3250,000.00 THIBTY-NINE YEARS of sound, conservative management, combined with progressive methods and courteous treatment, commend THE OLDEST BANK in this city to those who desire prompt and efficient service, as well as to those who seek security for their funds. Interest Allowed on Savings Accounts ancl Time Deposits l-lolland Banking Co. Springfield, Missouri HHYWOOUVS The Bntlifs a1.,?f332zit53d Buy Tonsorial Parlor and The Glasgow Bath House Tailoring Comloctny U. G. Dawson. Mgr. Turkish, Shower, Vapor 0 300 Sr. Louis Sr. Electric and Plain Baths Sprillsiqeld- MiSS0Ufi slxsisisis-Eisisis Op e n A l l N t g lr t g v?5o'0 De,,Qx - Qi :NO:g , r It . LESS ! First Class Service Guaranteed ' Q 5 2f'0oE0eI:f fMAn1f JOHN HAYWOOD, PROP. You do yourself an injustice if you buy else- 22l South Street where before seeing our thousand styles l '- 'gi' A A2iCQ ldlldl ' C'50UW'ESTlIlL +I-lltllnt tristlll-t'5Il Drugs, Drag Sundries Freslt Candies, Spark ling Soda Water at qf ? l' I? '. gig NSIIAJ ga Dentonls Drug Store 223 South Street Colonial Pharmacy WOOKIFIIHQ Building No EFFORT has been spared to rnalfe Natlzanls the shopping place for Menas and Young Men's Wearing Apparel. Suits that meet every preference 31 1.00 to 55530.00 Nathan Clothing Company WHO ARE THESE? -' I5 FOR '5 WHO HAVENO WE T0 PUIT + IS PM wHow0Rl5lNcHEM.itiDA1 K QQ - I3 FORbEj?! HUEANFIXHER HAIR Il WAT - IS FUR Cya WHU I5 ALWAYS 50 UAT. 3 In : vi 1 f - IS EUR WHO IKNUWS ALIIHETSAY fic, -1stotj, , wHom0NtCANNwtRDtmY Z5 MEAT AT LIVING PRICES at 11142 White House Meat Market 313 Bl It JNY I I ,I ,li STR ICICT We Iiamlle all kinds of Mm-at. Fish and Oysters. II'HIClC THIS IDXX l'IS'l'. lil'llll'llllNtl' the uuuilwr 313 lloolixille Street llfffgaamaffft , fbouwrsrrzv illllii 7 X .--.Z Remember Widbin 81 Fox The Palaee Paint Co. is5k 'f'mgL Drug Store f The Store that has Everything I, CQLQ 306 South Campbell Street High Grade Paint C , Opposite Artistic Wall Paper Convention Hall Phone 197 214 McDaniel Ave. The ANOTHER YEAR GONE SUHHHGI-flgld Aladdin Fi F it it Have I done my part CO' ln' 6 if IIT? S Ixork' and Corner Walnixt and jefferson M d ' one It we ' Telephone 887 Er uitagfe ti?-lgature It is as necessary that 'I ' we should be well fed All Kinds of Tuesday World Feature Wednesday Blue Bird Feature and Mary Page breathe pure air. I sell Meats of as it is that we should C ut Flowers and Thursday and Friday Qualify FlO1'E1lEl11lJlt'l11S Fox Feature also and All had Saturday , SeligweeklyvITOUCIHWHC- The salutary Market Garden and Flower Sunday s. s. VINTON. Jr. Prop. fr Red Circle-3-reel Feature Phone 288 323 E. Walnut 595515 Attention! Drury Students! The firms advertising in this Annual helper to make it possible Areaprocate mkitggim , CSOUWESTED R... U grnntltnyfe git .... ' ti tty E 'eater to the lVlen and Young Men who Wish to he Well dressed and know they are dressed right We Handle Hirsh-Wickwire V i i A Sehoble Adler and and Rolnert-Wielqs E Stetson Clothing Qomei Hats and High Grade Furnishings FERoUsoN-MING-BANKs, 298 Saint Louis Street DRURY STUDENTS WELCOME L.. M. ALLEN. VICE President A. H. DAVIS. President S ' R gb it J. H. REED. Secretary and Treasurer 1 O S Davis Planing Mill O Q Company W .1 P M -XYl I X 1I'I'l'lilCllS UI Store and Ofhce Fixtures. Sash Doors. and General Mill Vlforli . . Q g fb I I M, i Printing and L lll'lI'IU' IC 1 , lSS0lll'l 'H Rubber Stamps ll-05 Boonville Street Uiliw- and l um'Iory. Bll0IlXlll1'llllll l'au'ili4' Sis. l,l'I0llG lloml Vllllhll Uiliw-. S512 Womlrlllll llltlgr. lt'l4'IlllUlll'S.1.il auul 'Nil Y A Y D . 5llI'lllQ.Illl'l1l. NIISSOIITI 1 f'3ol15x7fiE5TEvs I il,-of V li ft A -A When you need Ath- ' P 7 letie Goods come to S ing goods house in the Basket Ball Base Ball Foot Ball Boxing Gloves Striking Bags Tennis Track Coy The only exclusive sport- - Southwest Fishing Tackle Bathing Suits Flasli Lights Sweaters Pennants Pillows Cutlery Bicycles, etc. We want our store to he the Athletic Home of every Drury student. We can supply you with anything you may need, and at the right price, too. NEB-DILLARD SPORTING Goons Co. 309 South Jefferson Street Telephone 1076 W Views for this hook made hy illiams Sr Baghy Advertising Illustrators ancl Commercial Photographers I- -J . vie' 1' I, ev 1, ,. li It 1? Q! ilu., di' , ul' I' XX - - fr W f.-. E ' -9.153-za-an ' ' 1 fsngsgfggg- ' T-L2-744 Lani lers Building, bpringfleld, Mo. 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