Drury University - Souwester Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 165 of the 1931 volume:

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NXXXX 1 W :2F:Xx.i2S+' W SS X .M xx w'vx'N X N N-X 'nf- WX ,X X 'Q N4 XX N . ,.. XXAXXX x X1-1 M W M ,XX N KA! -XX X, ,XX,:X.gXXNy QPHHQX. ESQXHXEEQXE XX .X- I Xa, X' MX.. X XX: I X V X X Www pg.. --w-g:XxXX FODEX ODD N this, the 1931 Sou'wester, we hope to perpetuate those memorable nights on Drury College Campus. Beneath what other trees do the stars radi- ate a more cheerful glow and the compassionate Ozark moon smile down with more bliss? ,Q .s Sami .ew 15 55? JS Eg, fe.. mx- - ,.i,-QYE-4 , Nab iv: ' Xeifixxluf www .X 1 -X: . J 1.5 .,,,-Q, +1 Step K sm: --S3 -SL., k .5 rf' DEDIC TIO ,fr 'infix 4,r L5', ' 5,t,.-x.q3.,1rew. ' ik - ' O the NIGHTS on Drury Col- lege Campus, we dedicate the 1931 SOUWIJQSTQI' . . to NIGHT when friendships are strength- ened, ideals are conceived: when understanding is gained, and we revel in dreams. Then, let this book be a toast! Drink! . . . To DIQUIQY NIGHTS. CUHTEPITS college athletics activities features CAMPUI VIEW! Magnihcient English building . . . home of beauty . . , Night . . . the lights clip . . . hfve fill elefven . . . hurry , , . hurry . . , faint farefwells whispered . . . a lingering caress hurry . . , goocl night, clearest . . . call you tomorrow . . . With its gaunt spire caressing the face of the moon, stands grey Stone chapel, ancient landmark of a changing world, religious center of college life. Its clarion bell tolls the passing hour, beautiful, medieval, from the first shades of night to the glowing dawn I ., . ...X X Q Y 11. Xfw 15.-.xg xx-X Mx N.. .959 xp. 42 s, N YS . X . NX W YN Q, I 35 X Y V .93 G' ' . A .,. X L. lx QQQMWKET-1 X 1ii4YW f BFI X Y .,,..x.,A Q.'.:.i. .x .,A KW- .X 1. , M ' .W A x X a x .X XX .13 3.1-,ng ,g17,:y . -Q - v. X -4. 5 , 'L' ,E :FX X x x xx - wg. X v9 af ,Aw- N J if-AI. J' 1 2,7 Mmm ' X VAV. , w x 1 f 3 x X 1 ' f x C0 lEGE fAl ll Jl IV sou' listen 93 A Message from the President College has many offerings for youth. It gives the open mind, the scientific spirit. It develops insight and inspiration. It breeds ambition and enthusiasm. It incites to bold endeavor and heroic achievement. College opens the eyes to many worlds of knowledge and adventure. Laboratory and library, microscope and telescope reveal universes, old and new. But one of the finest offerings of the College to youth is friend- ships. On the College Campus, as nowhere else in the world, are born royal comradeships. Here, with no selfish interest, with neither mercenary nor political motive, but with perfect naturalness and spontaneity, are formed friendships, loyal and strong. Here, men and women, in wholesome companionship, together dream dreams and see visions. Here, unified by common interests and welded by Common aspirations, they build friendships as lasting as life itself. Among the varied gifts of the College, may Drury give to all her sons and daughters the rich endowment of choice friendships. THOMAS W. NADAL. Page 20 sou' rsnim 193i THOMAS WILLIAM NADAL A.M., M.PD., PH.D., LL.D. P1'esicle11f of fha College Page 21 SOIVWITSTIEIQ Those who merit most the praise o men, e Do seldom go unsung by word or pen. . 1931 V 4' :uf I II I I I I I II I I I 1 I I I I I I I I I 7, I I I 1 I I I I SCU' ESTEIQ IN MEMOIQIAM Cir DEAN CARL B. SWIFT Died October 26, I93O - Gentleman - Teacher - Scholar - Drury loved him. SCU' ESTEI2 -i,. ...l.---i 193 - LULU H. HOLMES, A.M. Dean of Women Page 24 JOHN N. BENNETT, A.M., 1,L.D. Demi of ffm Collegf' SOIJ ' ESTEIQ 193 , D 5 I BENJAMIN F. FINKEL, A.M., P1-LD., LL.D. Lgwls E, MEADOR, A.M. Profffxxm' of Nlafbrlzzafivx umf Pb-yxicx l'rofvx.mr of Ermlomics I I T. STANLEY SKINNER, MUs.B. ROLAND NEAL, A.M., PHD. Dean of fha' C0l7XI'l'lf!If0l'jf of Mnxiz' Professor of Cbcmisfry f M, Page 25 JAMES E. CRIBBS, M.S., Pr-LD. R. XV- HOFFMAN, B-D., AM, P 0ff'550 Of Biology Affiug Dum of flu' Svbool of Bible 1 w FREDERIC FADNER, A.B., A.M., LITT.D. MARY M. C1-101551. Acfing Hurd of D0!7Hl'f777l771f of English P1'0ff'xxm' of Voifz' f , Pf12'f 26 ' 2 A - .N - A X . 1, 5 N '- N 3 1 . 5 ' N W1 1 71 .wf A 4 . .N- WILIAIAM A, DAGGETT, A,M, ART1-IUR A. WALD, PH.D. Lib!'tIVi!lII Pl'0fl'XX0l' of NIUCll'!'l1 Luugzmgz ALBERT L. WEISER, A.B. DONALD S. LIBBEY, A.M. I'r0fr'xx01' of Physical Ecf11z'c1fi011 Profzfsxor of Geology I X f x w X 7- 1 W J V Page 27- gif, 1 SCU' ESTEI2 ..i....1... -- I9 3 ,1....iLi ...i,l 1 .-A GLENN H. BENTON, A.M, Axmfiaiv Profrsxm' of Hisfory LILLIAN B. ROTH, LIC. Es L. RUTH GODWIN, A.M. Asxofizzfc' Profvsxor of Home Erouomirx MARIE B. LIBBEY, A.B., MUs.B. Assixlfznt P1'0fC'SS0l' of Moffm Lrmguagex Assixfani Professor of Piano Page 28 SCU' ESTEIQ 193 , 4 :y 1 'f1Q:-X. ,SUE TURK OZMENT , WILMER N. THOMPSON, B.S., A.B fXSSl.YfIl71f 117 Pllbllt' SLfJl'llf1ll7g I11xf1'zzcf01' in Mafbenmfirx CATHALENE I. DAVIS MILES MARCELL I11st1'11c1fo1' in Pismo Il1Sfl'1lCf0T' in Clarinet, Saxophone s0u'wlisTrlQf EDWIN W. PETERS I11sf1'1zc'fo1' in Brass . 1, , f. W. , ...E YVETTE BU-IES, B. bs L. Axxixfnnt in FT'6'77L'fI Page 30 . -- 1931 . MARTHA P. JAYNE, A.M. Dirvcfor of Pby. Ezl'zzc'a1'i0n for Vfomen EFFIE L. SHERIDAN Insfifvzfion Mavmgm' sou' IESTEIQM 193 . S. WILLIAM HOUSTON, A.M. I11sf1'11c'fo1' in Lafiu and Grrvk FACULTY--Colifilzziwl CARL BROWN SNVIFT, B.D., D.D., Dean of foe School of Bible WILLIAM KRAUPNER, PH.D., PI ofmsoI' in Piano JOHN BROWNINC SAPP, MUs.B., I11st1'zicfor in Violin ALICE LAMOILLE TI-IRASHER, B.S., Instructor in English GEORGE B. DRAKE, A.M., B.D., LCCf1ll'C'1' on Religious Erl ARNOLD M. SMALL, A.B., Inxirzivfor in Violin GRACE AIDA SMALL, Il1Sfl'Ztl'f0l' in Public School Music HAZEL ROBERTSON, B.S., I1zstr1Icto1' in Home Economics FLORENCE MILDRED BALL, Assisiant in Art CELSO BRAVO, B. cn I-I., Assisffmf in SjnI11i.s-lJ lags 31 l Izcafion SCU' ESTEIQ The Board of Trustoos THOMAS WILLIAM NADAL., rw ofj7cfio, ALFRED R. BALDWIN JOHN T. STURGIS - CHARLES G. MARTIN WILLIAM W. WOODS ALICE L. TI-IRASI-IER JAY T. STOCKING - LEROY L. LICHLITER HARRX' M. PFLAGER. FREDERICK E. WOODRUI-'F CLARENCE REIDENB1XCI'I MAIKION C. EARLY WILLIAM G. SWINNEY WILLIAM J. DX'SAIiT CHAIKLES E. HAIlV!'OOD ORANGE J. HILL - ALFRED H. MANSFIELD BRUCE -I. BROWN BERT S. LEE - HENRY M. BEARDSLEY EDWARD V. WILLIAMS RUSSELL H. STAFFORD GEORGE W. MELOI-IER Page 32 1931 i932 1933 1934 - Prcsidert Springfield Springfield Springncld Springfield Springfield - Saint Louis Kansas City - Saint Louis - - Saint Louis Holyoke, Massachusetts - - Saint Louis Long Beach, California - Springfield Upland, California - Kansas City - - Saint Louis Baltimore, Maryland Springfield Kansas City - - Springfield Boston, Massachusetts - - Kansas City SCU' ESTE ..i.., l 193 , former Drosidonts i:ANA'F1-IAN J. MOIKIKISON - - :PFRANCIS T. INGALLS - - CHARLES D. ADAMS, Acting President - EDWARD M. SHEPPAIKD, Acting President - i:'HOMER T. FULLER --.. 18 J. EDWARD KIRBYE - - - - :LJOSEPH H. GEOIKGE - - - JAMES G. MCMURTliX', Acting President - JAMES G. McMURTRY, - - - ::'Deceased Dfficors of Administration President, THOMAS W. NADAI.. Dean, JOHN N. BENNETT. Dean of Women, LULU H. HOLNIES. Dean of the Conservatory of Music, T. STANLEY SKINNER. Acting Dean of the School of the Bible, R. W. HOITITNIAN. Curator of the Biological Museum, JAMES E. CRIIIBS. Curator of the Geological Muszum, DONALD S. LIIIBEY. Registrar, ALICE L. TI-IRASI-IER. Secretary, ERNEST G. RATHBONE. Librarian, WILLIAM A. DAGGETT. i'Secretary to the President, PAULINE D. MCCANDLESS. Institution Manager, MCCull2gl1 Cottage and Wallace Hall, EFFIE LAMAR SI-IERIDAN. ::'On leave of absence. EEG 33 Allllllilll 1873-87 I887-92 1891-93 1893'94 94-1905 1905-O7 1907-I3 1913-I4 I9I4-I6 SO' ESTEIQ 193 Student Assistants ENGLISH: Labelle Gillespie Joe Embry Mary Jane Dunnington 4 Marylee McCracken Elizabeth Forbes CHEMISTRY: Frank McDowell Eldon Cole C. K. Chatten John Rice Carl Pitts Ed Ellis GEOLOGY: Robert L. Hyder Virginia Forrester Kenneth Miller Lloyd Haseltine Oney Hervey MUSIC: Martha Sehnert Dorothy Harris May Bruner HISTORY: Wilbur Bothwell Kenneth Dillard Marjorie Gibson Opal Payne SOCIAL SCIENCE: il Louis Sigler Jack Appleby , AN llliiylaiif A A 'K MATHEMATICS AND PHYSICS: Roy Jones Margaret Mathews Nellie May Hammond HOME ECONOMICS: Lois Kamerer Margery Frieze Mary Masters Frances Atkinson FOREIGN LANGUAGE: Anna Harris Joseph Nadal Thelma Peck Arthur Delano PHYSICAL EDUCATION: Sela Atkinson Virginia Hogg Jerry Handley Thad Wakeinan Harold Wlieelei' EDUCATION: Margaret Williei' Vera Eacls BIOLOGY: I-Iarry Silsby Grace Latimer Elizabeth Grinsteacl Vivian von Gremp BIBLE- Margaret Jane Matthews l' ' y-. S lg N I U IL? I SCU' ESTIE J I W 1 K , KENNETH DILLARD Sp-ringneld, Mo. A.B., History and Economics g Delta Gamma Chi, Pi-Gamma Mu, Student A Assistant, Senior Class Play. MARGARET fRUHLJ WITCOSKY Joplin, Mo. A.B., Latin Tau Kappa Gamma, President, '30, '31, President Senior Class, W. A. A., Student Senate, Pan- hellenic Council, Interfraternity Council. MARY JANE DUNNINGTON Springfield, Mo. A.B., English Zeta Tau Alpha, Sigma Tau Delta, President, '30, Glee Club, President, '30, '31, Cosmopolitan Club, Skiff, Literary Editor 1930 Sou'wester, Associate Editor Mirror, '30, 31, Y. W. C, A. Cabinet. ROBERT HYDER West Plains A.B., Geology President Student Body, Theta Kappa Nu, Rock- hounds, Pres., '30, '31, Football, '30,'Tennis, '28, '29, '30, Glee Club, '28, '29, Yell Leader, '29, , Mo. Band, '18, '29, '30, Seven Sages, Gavel Club, Student Senate, Publication Board. HARRY SILSBY Springfield, Mo. A.B., Biology Kappa Alpha, Beta Beta Beta, D. C. A., Student Assistant, Senior Class Play. MARX' MASTERS Springfield, MO. Delta Delta Delta, Pres., '30, Pan-hellenic Council, Pres., '30, '31, Student Assistant, Sou'Wester Staff, '30, Student Senate. MARJORIE GIBSON Joplin, Mo. A.B., History and Economics Tau Kappa Gamma, Pi Gamma Mug Skiff, Fresh- man Tenth, Y. W. C. A., W. A. A. Board, '29, '30, President Wallace-McCullagl1 House Council, '29, '30, Student Assistant. LEE COLE THOMAS Springiield, Mo. A.B., History and Economics Delta Gamma Chi, Pi Gamma Mu, Business Man- ager, '31, Class Treasurer, '30, '31. JACK APPLEBY Springfield, Mo. A.B., History and Economics Theta Ka a N ' P' G BHC. pp u, 1 amma Mu, Student Assist- GISELA ATKINSON Springfield, Mo. A.B., Education Pi Beta Phi, W. A. A. Page 36 I2 9 3 SO ' ESTIEIQ ,. 193 . l WTLBUR BOTHWELL Springfield, Mo. A.B., History and Economics Theta Kappa Nu, Pi Gamma Mu, Seven Sages, Student Assistant, Drury Players, Pres., '3o, '31, The Romantic Age , The Fool , H0liday . RUTH PETTIT Springfield, Mo. A.B., History and Economics Zeta Tau Alpha, Pres., '30, 31, Interfraternity Council, '3o, '31. BETTY NEAL Springfield, Mo. A.B., English Sigma Tau Delta, W. A. A., Y. NV. C. A., Campus League of W'omen Voters, Pres., '3o, '31. FRED LONG Joplin, Mo. A.B., History and Economics Kappa Alpha, Football, '28, '29, '30, Track, '29, '30, '31. ROY N. JONES Everton, Mo. B.S., Chemistry Delta Gamma Chi, D. C. A., Student Assistant. ELIZABETH GRINSTEAD Altoona, Kan. A.B., Biology Tau Kappa Gamma, Y. W. C. A., Pres. '30, 31, Student Assistant, Pres., '19, '30, Beta Beta Beta, Skiff, Glee Club, Bus. Man., '3o, '31, Associate Editor 1930 Sou'wester, Class Secretary, '28, Cos- mopolitan Club, D. C. A., Orchestra, Secretary Forensic Association, W. A. A., '30, '31, Inter- fraternity Council, '29, '30, Mirror Staff, Student Senate, '29, '30, Freshman Tenth. MARGARET WILLIER Springfield, Mo. A.B., Education W. A. A., Drury Players, Queen Nominee, '18, The Fool. CARL PITTS Monett, Mo. B.S., Chemistry ' Delta Gamma Chi, Pres., '30, 31, Interfraternity Council, '30, '31, Publication Board, '30, '31, D. C, A., Student Assistant. i LOUIS SIGLER Springield, Mo. A.B., History and Economics Kappa Alpha, Pi Gamma Mu, Sigma Tau Delta, Seven Sages, Class President, '30, Student Senate, '29-'30, Student Assistant, '19-'31. NAOMI PRICE Ash Grove, Mo. A.B., English Zeta Tau Alpha. Page 37 I f-' ' ESTEIQC I9 NEMESIO GAMBITO Philippine Islands A.B., English Cosmopolitan Club, Sigma Tau Delta. IDA BELLE MCGILL Kansas City, Mo. A.B., English Sigma Tau Deltag Student Fellowship, Vice-Pres., '3o-'31g Y. W. C. A. KATHRYN HURLEY Springfield, Mo. A.B., Biology Zeta Tau Alpha, Vice-Pres., '30-315 Beta Bet: Beta, Language Club, Sec., '30-'gig Y. W. C. A.g Awkaya Campfircg Campus League of Women Voters. R. .EDXVARD OWENS Springfield, Mo. B.S., Geology Delta Gamma Chi, Seven Sagcsg Rockhoundsg Student Assistant. ANNA HARRIS West Plains, Mo. A.B., French Student Assistantg W. A. A., Foreign Language Club. MARY KAUFMAN Springfield, Mo. A.B., English XV. A. A.g Y. M. C. A. Cabinetg League of Women Voters. RALPH TURNER Monett, Mo. A.B., History and Economics Sigma Nug Manager Book Store. NELLIE MAY HAMMOND Springfield, Mo A.B., Mathematics Student Fellowshipg Y. XV. C. A.g Library Staffg Student Assistant. ELIZABETH JEANNETTE FORBES Springfield A.B., English Sigma Tau Deltag Student Assistantg Y. W. C. A., Vice-Pres., '30-'5ig League of Women Votersg First Place in Freshman Deelamatory Contest, '28, EVERETT TURNER Springfield, Mo. A.B., History and Economics Kappa Alphag Pi Gamma Mug Senior Class Play. SCU' ESTEIQ 1931 JACK TURNER Monett, Mo. A.B., English Sigma Nug Manager Book Store. MARY ELIZABETH TURNER Springfield, Mo. A.B., English Delta Delta Deltag XV. A. A.g Y. W. C. A., Senior Class Play, Class Officer, '29-'30, Junior League of Women Voters. VERA EADS Iberia, Mo. A.B., Mathematics Y. W. C. A., Student Assistant. EDWIN MACE Springfield, Mo. A.B., History and Economic3 Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, Student Fellowship. WILMA KESSINGER Rogersville, Mo. A.B., English FRANCES GEORGE Springfield, Mo. A.B., Home Economics Delta Delta Delta, Sec., '30-'31, Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, '19-'3og W. A. A., Vice-Pres., '29-'3og Freshman Tenth: Home Economics Club. MARCELINO GALON H Philippine Islands A.B., History and Economics ELEANOR WADE Springiqeld, Mo. B.S., Home Economics Home Economics Club, Y. W. C. A.g Women's League of Votersg Oyikia Campfire. FRANCES ATKINSON Springfield, Mo. A.B., Home Economics HAIIOLD LARGEN Ritchey, Mo. A.B., Music Page 40 SCU' ESTEIQ I9 3 RICHARD GARDNER Springfield, Mo. A.B., Bible Theta Kappa Nu, Y. M. C. A., Pres., ,Z9-,30Q Holiday.', l RUBY MACH Iberia, Mo. A.B., Latin Y. W. C. A., Student Fellowship. VELMA RECTOR Springfield, Mo. A.B., English Student Fellowship, Y. W. C. A. MAY BRUNER Springfield, Mo. Mus.B., Music Alpha Mu Omegag President Elect League of Women Voters: Y. NV. C. A. ELEANOR MCBRIDE Springfield, Mo. A.B., English Kappa Kappa Gamma E. CARLETON HASELTINE Springfield, Mo. A.B., History and Economics Sigma Nu, Pi Gamma Mug Sigma Tau Delta, Editor I930 Sou'westerg Editor-in-Chief Mirror, '30-'3Ig Drury Players, Vice-Pres. Student Body, '30-'31g Vice-Pres. Forensic Association. C1-11.015 OWEN Urbana, Mo. A.B., English Y. W. C. A., Campus League of Wfomen Voters. VIVIAN VON GREMP Iberia, Mo. A.B., Biology Beta Beta Beta. DOROTHY ANN MCKINNEX' Springfield, Mo. A.B., Spanish PAUL MCBRIDE Springfield, Mo. A.B., Bible Delta Gamma Chi, Student Fellowshipg Y. M. C. A.g Football, '3o. SCU' IESTEIQ L 193 i LYLE MCMANAMY Joplin, Mo. B.S., Biology Kappa Alpha, Football, '28, '29, '30, Captain, '30, BETTY LOVE Springfield, Mo. A.B., English Pi Beta Phi, Pres. '30, '31, Art Editor, 1930 Sou'wester, Senior Class Play. FRANCES MARION PUG1-1 Joplin, Mo. A.B., English Y. W. C. A., League of Women Voters. OPAL PAYNE Nixa, Mo. A.B., History and Economics Pi Gamma Mu, Student Assistant, Y. W. C. A. MAXINE PINSON Springfield, Mo. A.B., English Zeta Tau Alpha, W. A. A., Y. W. C. A., Cabinet, '30, Student Senate, '31, League of Women Voters. LABAN PATTERSON Springheld, Mo. Special Student Sigma Nu. MARYLEE MCCRACKEN Springfield, Mo. A.B., English Delta Delta Delta, Treas., '30-'31, Skiff, Freshman Tenth, Student Assistant, Y. XV. C. A., Cabinet, 1 1 30. sr- THELMA PECK Springfield, Mo. A.B., Spanish Tau Kappa Gamma, Skiff, Cosmopolitan Club, Sec., '29, Treas., '31, Mirror Staff, Y. W. C. A., Treas., '29, Student Assistant, Senior Class Play. MARGERY FRIEZE Bolivar, Mo. B.S., Home Economics Beta Beta Beta, Student Assistant in Home Economics. MERLE A. MITCHELL Springfield, Mo. A.B., Biology Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, Student Fellowship. SCU' ITSTEIQ ,193 GRETCHEN PEMBERTON Iberia, Mo. A.B., Biology Cosmopolitan Club, Student Fellowship, Y. W. C. A.g Student Assistantg Wallace-McCullaugh House Council, W. A. A. FRANK RAEF Lebanon, Mo. A.B., Bible Y. M. C. A., Student Fellowship. FRIEDA BAKER Springfield, Mo. A.B., English Tau Kappa Gamma, Treas., '3og W. A. A.5 Y. WI C. A. MILDRED PILE Springfield, Mo. A.B., Bible Y. XV. C. A., Student Fellowship. LOYAL WERNER Gaisterville, Ont. A.B., History and Economics Cosmopolitan Club, Y. M. C. A. I , ll -lv, .IUNIUIIQI SCU' ESTEIQ 193 , JACK CURTIS Springfield, Mo. HELEN MOORMAN Morrisville, Mo. Lady Clocsierfielzln VIRGINIA FORRESTER Springfield, Mo. A year nlaeful of ber class JOE NADAL Springield, Mo. I: it Rvflvxcs or Rcs11o11ses? RALPH NELMS Springfield, Mo. MYRTLE HUTCHESON Bolivar, Mo. Thr CIIIIIIIIISUII' Q11c'w1 VERA MARSH Buffalo, Mo. HSlU!'!'f mm' Simple KIRK WICKERSHAM Springfield, Mo. Thr grcnf NlU7'fIIi.YfU JIMMIE HAWKINS Buffalo, Mo. 'Ullklzawn-1711! noi 1ll7lJI'flfll' of DOROTHY BUTRICK Springiield, Mo. Page 44 Not our palfernn SCU' ESTE ,-i.i.i- --- 193 - C. K. CHATTEN St. Louis, Mo. H-Skippyn INAH CROCKER Joplin, Mo, Needs jzzxi fl lilflr' mort' Blzznlff HELEN REYNOLDS Springield, Mo. Haw you gofin-19 ERNEST BUCKNER Springfield, Mo. Whal err-ry XKIIFXHIIYII xboulzl la11ozL ' FRANK MCDOWELL Springfield, Mo. Lvl IIX Neal VELMA FRAZER Carterville, Mo. Lilies of lbv fivlzl-Navy foil no! JANUB FUSON SpdngHdd,h4a H188 proof WILMA DULIN Springfield, Mo. You just know flax' z10rXf1'f -MAMON'CAMERON Tukg Okh. The Olclnhomzz xl:1r1111r'rlz ' ROLAND LANGSTON SpdngHdd,lAa The vurlier the hair, fha lower iloc' xpeciesu Page 45 2 ' rsrtn pIQ3l DOROTHY NAPPER Billings, Billings gif! Io Drury BOYD DAVIS Joplin, Hr L'01lI!II11f sip his Ira Joi-IN RICE Springfield, Vz1rif'Iy is flu' spin' of life VIRGINIA BROWN Springfield Tbz' Blrxxwl Virgin-ia EMMA JANE MCDANIEL Springfield, She rouldifi sfnzm' tba' gag FLAVIUS FREEMAN Springfield, Wc'iscr's H11 visor EDWARD STALEY Willard, nEl'OI10IIlfiU Eel. LABELLE GILLESPIE Willard, ffzvmb Gillilbpiaf' GRACE LATIMER Harrville T11z'5z1:1y'x tbilrln ARTHUR DELANO East Sc. Louis, FrL'nrby' Mo Mo Mo Mo Mo Mo Mo Mo Mo Mo. 6 I sou ' If S T If i2 193 RUSSELL MATHER Ionia, Mo. rfswiflyn EUGENIA MCALISTER Springiield, Mo. Al lraxl lHlllXSllllIiIlgU EMIL CORZINE Mt. Vernon, Mo. Conv buf no! for'g0lh'u MARY LOUISE MCKINLEY Springfueld, Mo. 'fNl'1'L'0 vnongb fo quvsfion L. E. PHYLLIS MCCURRY Hope, Mo. Tbf' los! z'fJor1l', BOB HASWELL Mansielcl, Mo. r'HdXII'f ll single chapel ful CARL BRIDGES Bolivar, Mo. Noi as rlumb as bl' looks, aml izlfvlligzvzl looking WILMA WADE Spring5eld, Mo. Na, xfn' migbl rafrb cold! MARJORY MUSICK Springfxeld, Mo. Fm always ffaiulzing of yon CHARLES WHITE Springield, Mo. C JU--wif C'XlJ!!I!1tlf07'j'U SOU' ESTEIQ --i ...-l...-... I9 3 . THAD WAKEMAN Springfield, Mo Daisy, Duixy, give mv your promise imc , INMAN SIGLER Springfield, Mo Half-flint FRANCES GARBEE Springfield, Mo Popuiarily drives-u rar Ami anolbvr Pi Phi was iff! 1E'lI!7il7, MARGARET JANE MATI-IEWS Springfield, Mo. Failing in low againv WINIFRED CAI-IILL Springield, Mo. I'n' walk u miie for a Cahill KENNETH MILLER Springfield, Mo. Boss Tu'cr'rl', JULIA VI NoRcRoss Springfield, Mo. Yon can vounl on fuer MARY ELIZABETH I-IINRLEY Springfield, Mo. Di'murely a'omc:fic JOE EMBRY Springfield, Mo. I IUPHUMOIQU SS OU' IES T El? 1931 MALCOLM KLINGER Springfield, Mo. llMikel! ELLEN REYNAUD Springfield, Mo. IMI foo wwe! fo br fruc ' ELIZABETH FLANNERY Harrison, Ark. Buffy CU-ml GERALD GLEASON Springfield, Mo. Sr'L'c'11fc'1'11 book, rvlvorfs-oh yz'ab?,' EDGAR MARTIN Ardmore, Okla. Killy, Kiffy, Kiffy. Has anybody 50011 my ful? DOROTHY DOUTHAT Springfield, Mo. Our 17l'il!lill0llllKlu THELMA RICE Ontario, Cal. fCl'llXU!'t'!7lJ RUTHERFORD DUEMLER Seneca, Mo. HXVJOIIIVII low' fbrsc' xfroug, xilruf men LLOYD HASELTINE Springfield, Mo. I bv! br zuozzlrfzff ou a bvtn DOROTPIY MCNEILL Springfield, Mo. Mm likz' flinging Vilzexl' ESTEIQ Mo Mo Mo Mo Mo Mo Mo Mo Mo Mo Page 52 sou' tsrr - .....l-.1 1931 . Yes, xbv wrnt to Drury LEE BEEZLEY Springfield, Mo. All work mm' no play-U VIOLA PETERS Springfield, Mo. 'fsfjf xazm' it from being a one-man band ELEANOR NEAVI,E5 St. Louis, Mo. r'P0i.Yl', rwforrling fo CaI'0l3'11', JAMES REDDOCI-I Harrison, Ark. Co-mfs rival SYBIL FELLER Springfield, Mo. TMS Frllcr has a frirmf GORDON RILEY Springfield, Mo. Low at las! UENLOW' LENOX Seligman, Mo. THIN, be loved 'rrl' VIRGINIA I-IOGG Springfield, Mo. Whoo-0 0 0 1' 1-U HARRY HILL Joplin, Mo. Buslz'r', EMMA SUE WHITLONV Poplar Bluff, Mo. SO ' ESTEIQ 1931 l 1 CHARLES DORIS Springfwld, Mo. 3 Likes 'rm young :mtl lI1I10CE'7lfU MARY ROSALIE UMBARGER Springield, Mo. Lo0lcx are :lr'vf'ivir1g MARGARET BOYD Springield, Mo. Third x:'111vxh'r'.I n charm WILLARD GRAVES Springield, Mo. H01'fm1 Smifb'x 1'i1,fal MORRIS WEST Springfield, Mo. Hnywirz GENEVIEVE LOTT Webb City, Mo. 'Sbz s wearing fbr pin of our ora'er,' but if :loc's11'l rlllfflli Il fl:ri11g ' BETTY ENNIS Springfield, M0- Ono of fha' lost legion HALVOR DARRACOTT Springield, Mo. Takes bis women Xf'l'l01lSljlH MAXINE FAUBNXON Lamar, Mo. W011zlc'1' why so 111111131 Delis left s0lJ00l? DICK XVILHOIT Spfingfield, Mo. HubbeIlf-rl at lax! Page 53 SCU' ESTIEIQ 93 :I 3 5 9 ? 4 5 , HUGH PHILLIPS Eldon, Mo . Quality, Hof Qllazrtifyn KATHERINE HUDSON Jennings, La Loui.vif11ma's loss? MARTHA ADAMS Springfield, Mo. May Polr-pardon, Quz'rn DON WATSON Houston, Mo. Hr folzgbl a goorl bafllew HAIKOLD STONEMAN Clinton, Mo. Our Alzolixbml llb0VigilICU ETHEL PIENSHAXV - Joplin, Mo. Tull, .ruwl-lmrf! lo limi AVERIEL l lAXVKINS Nixa, Mo. Qm'ru of lbr Im! BOB JONES Springfield, Mo. Noi lbw go1frr C21-IARLES HAXYf'KINS Springfield, Mo. H1'nl6 and bajzpirlcssu DOROTHEA CAVIN Springfield, Mo. A good, clean girl Page 541 sou' IESTIE 1931 , FRED SCHAEEFER Springfield, Mo. PIII out tbl' pin, buf forgo! fha raml'y ALICE PHILLIPS Cole Camp, Mo. Cherry LEOTA LONG Springfield, Mo. Y. W. C. A. nzrlkrx ns happy and gay BOB ALLEN Oak Park, Ill. The fork 0' IIN walk GEORGE SQUIRES Springield, Mo. A xlsnflow of his formrr xc'lf BESSIJQI MCGLASSON Springfield, Mo. Bowie voulalrfl brlp if ELEANOII C0014 Springfield, Mo. XVIII: my fizlrllr :mil bow I'll zlriw awgy wo1 ' JAMES O,BRYANT Republic, Mo. I'1l Inks' mine sIrniglJi BILL ESTES Springfield, Mo. LI'Hing the world' go by VESTA WADE Republic, Mo. It'x u lonesome old iowzf' Page bf SCU' ESTEIQ 193 HUNTER WEAR Springield, Mo. Likw1l71r' rlaajf' SUE MAZE Springiield, Mo. SbI' hiked I1 lazmzlrml milfs -buf wha! for? DORIS CAMP Springfield, Mo. No, Irfx wail fur more' llZiI71LfFSu JOHN LAWRENCE Ardmore, Okla. HLOIYUSOIIH' Loucff' RHAMY WAGSTAFF Harrison, Ark. Uml1'rxh1Ily fo C1lI!7l'1'fSOlI,, LOLA MAE FLORENCE Marshfield, Mo. Don'f bold ilu' bouw rounril ngainsz' bern JEVUELL PHILLIPS Aurora, Mo. Quite I1 jc'u'z'1 THOMAS BRYANT JOHNSON Osceola, Mo Ruhr you fir-'el' FORREST STANDARD Windsor, Mo lVfJz'rr' would Drury hr' wifbozzl' him? JEAN SMITH Marshield, Mo 1 guvss xlu' rlidzff like us SCU' ESTE 193 .1.l..1.... . FRED DUFFLEMEYER Joplin, Mo. We'b'0 an arfixf in our whirl VIRGINIA JONES Springfield, Mo. She xioopml to fonquer MARY JANE OTT Springfield, Mo. HlVl9l'l7 :bc stuck up lam' lanml r'Lfc'rylvozly lauglaezll' BILL COLLINSON Springfield, Mo. May your soul be in glory three weeks bffforf' flaz' devil lcnowx y0u're rlz'acl JERRY HANDLEY Springfield, Mo. Proof ffm! all rzlblrfer Ilfflllf llillllbn DAISY EDMONSON Springfield, Mo. Who roulrl be swf-z'le'r? BILL WEBB Springfield, Mo. Thr Clover lc'arler MARY ELIZABETH SHOLLENBERGER Ozark So swrei if burn YLENE CARTER Stella, Mo. Sl1rf'rl do lolx of fblngx if sbe Durst DIC-I4 FARRINGTON Springfield, Mo. I Next yz'ar's ed SCU' ESTEIQ 193 DAVID ROBERTSON Springfield, Mo. A1wnyx raixin' Calif' GENEVIEVE COXVAN Ash Grove, Mo. Sio0I Pigeon Page 58 PHYLLIS BROWN Mnrionville, Mo. K11owx loo much HENXKIETTA GILLESPIE Springfield, Mo. Cr111'i you we fbi' Bfumf' in ber c'lJc'c'ks? RITA VEASEMAN Dixon, Mo. P11'nsing io F. Ff' ERNEST HARRIS West Plains, Mo. Nr'L'z'r was rr man briier' 11an1r'1l', BOB DIVINE Lindhurst, N. J. I.imllourxt, bow could you? HQESHMEN SOlJ'WIfSTlfl2 I I Page G0 I11s! one big dimplev 93 , JULIAN CARRIER 1 Springfield, Mo Looks likf II rfaoir boy, swrars like a sailor MARY MCDANIEL Springfield, Mo. Snowy FERN MILLER Springfield, Mo. Has II ball ram' of Ibn' I. T.'s DICK DONNELL Springield, Mo. Henri l1rec1kf'r PAUL BRINELL Springield, Mo. TllFfl'FS on r0n11J1'litio11 MYRTICE DAVIS Thayer, Mo. Su'z'0l lifllf' miss, bon' abou! ll kiss? EVELYN APPLEBY Springfield, MO. I11s! more good, l'1l'!7I1 fmf' SAM ROBERTS S rin Held, Mo. P g His alll um11's zlrzrlirzgn JASPER LATIMER Harrville, Mo. I-If' P01170 wiffo Grate DOROTHEA WOOD Webb City, Mo. SCU' ESTEIQ I9 31 JACK GARDNER Springfield, Mo. A Hur tba' ber! izlwzxu MARY VIRGINIA BILLINGS Springfield, Mo. All plfp mul pvrsoalnlify-ofa, yeah? EDITH TOLER West Plains, Mo. Holds wzzlurulicr' rrvonl for Milking owl' a Ielcphourn LANE DAVIS Springfield, Mo. Lifv'x no joke fo billln ALBERT MUSSMAN Cole Camp, Mo. Thr last buf Hof lrnxf of lfaz' MllXSlI1HlIS,, FLORENCE STALEY Willard, Mo. nlnnorenrr' is Zzlixxv DARYL DAVIS Clinton, Mo. W0nc1rr if ffozf 'Dov' mluixrzl qiziffing xrlaooI? TOM WOODRUFF Springfield, Mo. Has 1130 bfxf looking mrs-is llitfflllljl , popular DAVID OWENS Springfield, Mo. Our of those xirong, silent guys GLADYS NASH Springfield, Mo. Five fee! Iwo Page 61 Page G2 SCU' ITSTIEIQ 1 Z 2 Q 1 10m's' prodigy Iwi u gigolun Caught sborf' GHll1b,Pf,.Y Blues Jfru1il ' Poor lifllzf rirb girl sopbislirafelf' Hflfkil' the Greek nCifl'1l7l1Sfdl1fi4I ezfir1'r11rc ' From Ibn! z'ouJr'rn111'J diy 193 l MARY LUCY ARNOLD Springfield, Mo. EULA MAE SENCE Springfield, Mo. KATHRX'N EvERs Easy Sr. Louis, Ill. GEORGE PECK Springfield, Mo. TOM EILERTS Eldon, Mo. JEAN JEAN REED. Springfield, Mo. KATHERINE JONES Beverly Hills, Cal. MARTHA LEE HAYES Springfield, Mo. S0mr' OIII' fold liar il was xmurl io not ELEANOR RUHL Joplin, Mo. JAY WRIGHT Webb City, Mo. SCU' ESTEIQ 1931 KERMIT KELLY Pineville, Sborly LAURA MARIE D151-IMAN Springfield, OffJ1'r lU0lIlt'l1,X www LAURA CHAMBERLAIN Springfield, Legion of lbw z'011rfz'u111r'rl JEAN CLARKE Springfield, Trim bvaufy ix rmliafml from flu' soul ALBERT GARDNER Springfield, Horfirnlf11rully Okcbn WINIFRED DARK Springield, Hilrbnl lo u xlar HELEN I-IUBBELL Springneld, Look out or Dick Wilhoit you NICK ADAMS Oak Park, Hsllillf Nick. Dvcf1GHT ROPER Eld0r1, HPHSXCIII- 07LfH' ISABELLE HUGHES Springfield, Got ber zlulcx wlixffffu Mo Mo Mo Mo Mo Mo Mo Ill Mo Mo SOIVWEST 93 RICHARD REED Springfield, Mo. Wo1zlrl1z't zlr'sf'1't fha' trinity NORMA RHEA REEVES West Plains, Mo. A lilflc Rbm of szmsfzimf' HAZEL HOFFELT Springfield, Mo. Hixlrionirx, Hof lxyxlericsn CARVEL ORR Springfield, Mo. Tbz' Dnkc' of Orr-bc is a man who makes lm womvn as hr mn PAUL WITCOSKY Joplin, Mo. Hubby FLORINE WATSON Pierce City, Mo. RMI is bw' brzir rum' uimblc' ber fingers, Affrr xbr's gouv, fbz' H1C'10!,j' Iiugersl' MARY ELIZABETH KLINGNER Springfield Is if Iamrs, Duran! or Vollairr, lL0!ldj'?u JOSEPH DUNN Coldspring, Mo. LillIc' foci' JOHN KENNEDX' Springield, Mo. Wbr1I-a-nzrmll' JANE ULLMAN Springfield, Mo. All lH'I'l'i01lX things FOHII' in .vnmll parkagesn Page 64V SCU ESTISIQ LOUISE ARCULARIUS Joplm, Mo Mo JEAN HEATH Webster GIOVCS, Mo 1 ,Mo Mo Mo Mo MU. Mo. Mo. SCU' ESTEIQ , 193 TRUMAN STEELE Marionville, Mo. Wbuf'x in fl 'llflIllf'?H WINIFRED YADON Springfield, Mo. Hll7illI7i71g and 1UiIlX0I1I!'D FLORENCE ELLIOTT Springield, Mo. Though bw' slept are quill' st1'ia'vnf, Sin' sfundx like' a frir1c'11t GEORGIA WRENN Stockton, Mo. A ufrcn if ix tl l'!JC'f'I'fIll flying, All if fiom ix xif and sing FRANCES CROW Jasper, Mo. W7by ix ll C'l'0l0'?1',CdlIXf'H LESLIE DAX'IS Aldrich, Mo. Hn ir fnhzrr' on Ihr' grid EVELYN MAUDLIN Tulsa, Okla. Nofhing mamllin' abou! hor I MARGARET POST Saint Louis, Mo. Hsllfllfflllj' rrrning or Suzirlny morning? CHARLES ROOP Republic, Mo. Good UM Charlie CATHERINE BENSON Aurora, Mo. Man-bnz'fr SO ' IESTIEIQ ...l 193 .1-l JOHN ANSCHUTZ Springfield, Thr grrzlf loL'c'1 ' BETTY ANDERSON Springfield, 'rTlJOIlXl7f xbr' za-'ax .vzljzpoxml fo Uolc' for fbi' man Jbr' lik.r'a ' Mo MO. BETTY MASON Springfield, Mo Tbinkx fzfnnix ix xomr' rark.z'f ROBERT TAYLOR Kansas City, Mo Pm'firally illflillflf umlvr inflm'r1c'n E. C. CURTIS Springfield, Mo Y011l1gr'r girls arf mnrb mon' ir1lvl'z'xfir1g ORVILLA SI-IEWMARE Spi-ing6eld, Mo. Maura, wbaf ix liver? NAYDENE CAIN Joplin, Mo. Plow, Il0!l,f faffz rlbolll mr' lb'l7l'Il 11111 gone HOW'ARD GARNER Springield, Mo. Wbrrf ix flvix lbirlg railed low? WRIGHT LUNSFORD Springfield, Mo. B1'igl1lz'1I ffaz' rornrr ufbcrc' you KIVUU ELEANOR MARTIN efOI1l70l'fII1lifjf K7I0.X',, Page 67 1' Page 6-8 SEN If ST li li 9 DE GROFF PLATTE Springfield, Mo. Hlllzunyx IIVOIHZLIH CATHERINE COWELL Springfield, Mo. N0b0c1y'x wozzmnn VIRGINIA DORRIS Springfield, Mo. W0111cl jmxx for joan Crnzuforzl in a CTOIUIIU BILL SI-IIELDS Lebanon, Mo. King of fha' bar BOB NADAL Springield, Mo. Shoals jlrvlfy sfrnightl' HELEN PETERSON St. Genevieve, Mo. Laffy of ibn t'0lI1'lU, MARGARET LINCOLN Springfield, Mo. Cn1rgbf in fbi' lVr17lJ GAYLORD DOUGLASS Springfield, Mo The rumzic SCM RICPIARD MoIsT S rin field, Mo P g no jzoumfx of bot air MAXINE 'THOIVIPSON Springield, Mo H.EI0L'1lffO71 plus sou' rsrrp 1931 i .i JOHN CARR Springfield, Mo. J Kiddie carl' ' W ' I MARION PRUITT Springfield, Mo. l 'fzmml Marian, -wharf is fby Robin Hood? I EVA MAE THOMPSON Springield, Mo. Be good, fair maid, and ld fbow who mn bc' b0flIlfif1llU CARL JENNINGS Springfield, Mo. Ami rrnolber snake' bif ffac !1IlKfU CECIL JUNKINS Springfield, Mo. C A goof! clean boy' ERMA DREPPARD West Plains, MO. Pifflz'-lush! CATHERINE BROWN Springfield, Mo. One of The Browns LEROY JACKSON Springfield, Mo. A birlzlcrz jzwsofzaliiyl' HARRY CLARK Eldon, Mo. One they didn? get RUTH SCHILLINGER Dixon, Mo. Noi Cbutteriou, my frizfzlrfx, 1701 ChHff6 l'fO7ZU Page 69 sou' Esrtn Page 7 0 BASIL MOTE OPAL MOTE REBA STAGGS l Pr1r'.m11' GENEVIEVE RAWLINS Dirln'l insjzirf lbc' ffxvifcyu - 193 , Willard, Mo, Berryville, Ark. song Willard, Mo. Newburg, Mo. Door she 11ou,'7 ' W XXX XNXX 931 '1X ' 1' Y' 12:-, Fig 'AT' 'Yu W Ya S is Q ua , X X 3 'XY 'X WW XXX-W XXXNX' WNW ,X XX., X XX-f --' .XX.X,X X X . X X Y X X X X X ..:, ?'f5'S'Y i,2d21JXi1-5 , - X1-gxgl X LIZTICS sou' lisrrn 193 -1..l.i Director of Athletics ALBERT L. WEISER Drury college should be justly proud that it has as its coach, Albert L. Weiser. He is a man who is liked by all for his great character and the unique way of accomplishing things which he undertakes. To no other factor can We contribute the excellent spirit and success of the team in the past few years except the untiring work of our coach. The greatest basketball teams in recent years have been turned out since Coach Weiser came to Drury in the fall of 1928. In other branches of athletics he has produced teams that are a credit to himself and the school. All the honors that he or his teams have obtained are certainly none too good for such a man as Coach Weiser. It is generally conceded that there has never been a coach at Drury college who has held the admiration of the entire student body as has Coach Weiser. We are sincerely hoping that Drury college will have Coach Weiser in the future. Page 7 3 ll use ' :sire li- 1931 3-4.4 Cheer leader XVILLIAM WEBB- better known as Bill,,' led Drury boosters through basketball and football seasons of pep and enthusiasm, reviving much of the old Drury Spirit. Without Bill, several of those extra-period basketball games might have ended with the Panthers holding the short-end of the score. The curly-headed little cheer-leader kept the spirits of, not only loyal Druryites in the bleachers, but those fighting on the court and gridiron, at the highest point. And did we Win some good games? H- yes! FOOTIQAIWI SCU' IZSTE 193 LYLE MCMANAMY .IERRY HANDLEY Tackle Quarterback Captain A good head, or stellar lineman, who could ':Sl1ifty and hard to stop, Jerry played drop back and kick when necessary C1 bang-up game Page '76 1 9 3 o FOOTBALL SQUAD l,...... i...l, SCU' ESTEIQ 193 PAUL RAY KENNETH DECKER LESLIE DAVIS ' Fullback Center Guard Panthers best ground gainer Consistently good 'Surely a comer RALPH TURNER DAN FITZGERRELL BOB HYDER Guard Halfback Tackle Consistent flghteru Watch Dan next season A terror to any foe RUSSELL MATHER DON XVATSON JOE EMBRY Halfback Halfback Guard Small but fast Usually on the receiving end of Performed well' successful passes Page '77 sou' ESTEIQ . 193 . FRED LONG THAD WAKEMAN HARGLD STONEMAN End Tackle Halfback Steller wingmanl' Always a fighter A big ground gamer SEASON'S RECORD Drury ,o, Rockhurst 46 Drury 6, Rolla 67 Drury o, William Jewell I4 Drury 0, Oklahoma Military Academy I3 Drury o, Westminster 32 Drury o, Central 41 Drury 16, Tarkio IZ Drury o, Warrensburg I3 :5Conference games JAY WRIGHT PAUL MCBRIDE ED. MARTIN End Quarterback End Played like a veteran A man a coach hates to lose Sophomore sensationl' l?ASliIfTBAl l , Drury Drury Drury Drury Drury Drury Drury Drury Drury Drury Drury Drury Drury Drury Drury SCU' IESTEIQ FLAVIUS DOC FREEMA Captain and Forward SEASONS RECORD N 47, Bolivar Baptist College 40, Shurtleff 38 21, Central 20 32, Westminster 36 18, Tulsa university 28 31, Rolla 28 28, Tulsa university 38 33, Missouri Valley 25 35, Missouri Valley ZI 40, Missouri Valley 20 25, William Jewell 31 4, Tarkio 34 38, Westminster 20 19, Central 34 29, Rolla 43 CI-IAMPIGNSI-HP TOURNAMENT Drury 22, William Jewell 34 Drury 26, Missouri Valley 18 Drury 28, Rolla 32 1931 , SCU' ESTEIQ 11-.l. 193 . JAY WRIGHT JERRY HANDLEY THAD WAKEMAN Guard Guard Center PAUL RAY BOB DIVINE HAROLD WHEELER Forward Center Forward and Center SOIVWESTEIQ 1931 , PANTHERS vs. BOLIVAR BAPTIST COLLEGE A goal shooting contest for Freeman and Ray. Score: 47-16. PANTHERS vs. SHURTLEFF It took three overtime periods for the Panthers to prove that they were the better team. Score: 40-38. The PANTHERS Vs. CENTRAL locals pulled the biggest upset of the season when they Whipped the Champion Eagles on their own court. Score: 21-20. The The The Too The The Ray Big courts were the Panthers jinx. The PANTHERS vs. WESTMINSTER hrst loss of the season-but it was only by four points. Score: 32-36. PANTI-IERS VS. TULSA UNIVERSITY Golden Hurricane was too much for the local boys. Score: 18-28. PANTHERS vs. ROLLA Weisermen laid on their ancient foes from Rolla. Score: 31-28. PANTHERS vs. TULSA UNIVERSITY much Tulsa! Score: 28-38. PANTHERS vs. MISSOURI VALLEY first of four consecutive victories over the Vikings. Score: 33-25. PANTHERS VS. MISSOURI VALLEY same story the second night. Score: 35-21. PANTHERS VS. MISSOURI VALLEY got- hot, and we beat them on their own court. Score: 40-20 PANTHERS vs. WILLIAM JEWELL Score: 25-31 PANTI-IERS Vs. TARKIO third night of a road trip-too much. Score: 24-34. PANTHERS vs. WESTMINSTER Back to the home folks with victory. A big rally with Wheeler the leading man. Score: 38-20. The PANTHERS vs. CENTRAL champion Eagles c0uldn,t miss. Score: 19-34. PANTHERS vs. ROLLA A rally-too late. Score: 29-43. The One CHAMPIONSHIP TOURNAMENT PANTHERS vs. WILLIAM JEWELL ultimate champions were too good. Score: 22-34. PANTHERS vs. MISSOURI VALLEY team we could beat. To the consolation finals. Score: 26-18. PANTI-IERS vs. ROLLA Four measley points! The consolation title went glimmering. Score: 28-32. 12256 3? I DAQ QIX SO ' IESTEIQ, .1 193 , FRED LONG JOHN RICE With only four lettermen in school from last year, interest was sadly lacking in track. As a result, there were no dual meets scheduled, and all thoughts were given to intra-mural track. Paul Ray and Ernest Harris showed up particularly well and won the right to go to the state meet. Ray placed second in the discus and Harris was fourth in the two mile. The lettermen pictured here are men who have proved their worth in the past years. Fred Long, dashes, John Rice, quarter mile, Harold Stoneman, distance runs, and Jerry Handley, hurdles. HAROLD STONEMAN JERRY I-IANDLEY Page 84 so ' ESTIZIQD 1 193 ,-1.-.i.i.. .., Golf The great interest in golf in the city and the school alike prompted Coach Weiser to put out a call for candidates for a school golf team. After a thiry-six hole tourna- ment, Tom Woodruff, Dick Farrington, Garrett Hogg and Bob Nadal were chosen to represent Drury. A dual meet was held with Rolla, the Drury men being nosed out after a hard battle by the score of six and one-half to five and one-half points, on the course at Rolla. Then came the state meet. Woodruff and Farrington were chosen as entries. After thirty-six holes of trying medal play, the local boys won the championship. Woodruff was second to the medalist, Elliot of Westminster, with a score of 83-84, while Farrington had 93-89. Tennis Drury boasts of two of the most consistent tennis players in the conference, Bob Hyder and Harry Kime. The boys had tough luck this year, however, losing out to Rolla in the dual meet, and were beaten in their efforts to win at the State meet in May. With the four excellent courts, which Drury students now have access to, tennis should become a growing sport, and will without doubt in a few years be one of the major sports of the school. N 1 N v SCU' ESTIEIQ 93 Intramural Drury's intramurals have reached a most critical state. Complications have developed with varsity sports and some of the organiations on the campus took little interest in intramurals as they were conducted this year. A championship trophy for the greatest number of points scored in all the athletics, such as won by Delta Gamma Chi fraternity last season, was not given this year. Individual banners for the winners in each branch were given instead. Sigma Nu fraternity had things most its way this year, winning the awards for track and baseball, and losing the basketball championship to Theta Kappa Nu in a big upset. There was little interest in basketball. Theta Kappa Nu with Wheeler, Kime and Wilhoit leading the way, sprang an upset and defeated the Sigma Nu outfit by the score of I2-TI in the deciding game. The Sigma Nus, led by Sam Roberts, who accounted for twenty points single-handed, had a wrlkaway in track, scoring forty- three points, to their closest competitor, Kappa Alpha, who scored twenty-nine. Other organizations made only one official entry, and this because it was necessary to be eligible for baseball. The baseball tournament advanced to the second round with Theta Kappa Nu meeting the Independents and the Delta Gamma Chis tangling with Sigma Nu. Theta Kappa Nu and Sigma Nu, emerged victorious, by the respective scores of 14-6 and 7-5. Again these two frats tangled for a championship, this time the Sigma Nus winning, 15-IL As said before, intramural athletics have reached a climax. Although all con- cerned have not been putting their best efforts towards a successful organization, here's to better and more extensive intramurals next year! it Y 5 Page 86 ,X IQ X X ,ML -, Xi' .Y .W Wx A - 0 X Q 'ii-'IT XYFN w- 2 1. 1 . .. U N J: :iQw11-- 1, V 5 V VS gf .s.fQE.'g:Ix:-T Q, wg , Hi- ,1 Q, ,I , W, A' -:QQ ,Rel j R . ,. ,!lYM2'.L,,l . ,iJ,:uLQv5 X,,i 1' x-.f.xr.m11X'W?f'iv 51 N' ' . ' '-F I , xy. , 5. X, A' -V wt? V+ N 4,54 W--' , vi ,xyqyy ww ' 'ff 'n '-L Q.-f Q--Q 1 x K V X ,. . . M .X :wzqf.':':f'1,Qe?3Qf 'X'- X . , '.. L'-11' -nQ.mw,. Xqz:-wma-' Wi N ' '-MW wax X ' ''s:?aa:-fxi::'fa.?'1'3- E- W''XWb9'f?i3111,Q+UW ,M-Q:-.1i'u'f '- 'awww X Nik, 'Q M Y Imzfa 21-MAN X J 4 Lf, -va' xv '.Q. g ', .fQI.?x4x.:L- Lr,.Q?:' ' ' ' f 'W HJ. , .Ari 3 if imygy fx,-'::e'YL'rw' 3513. rm ' 1 ,xg-1. My 'V M QW .1,3f:-21'- N ' -e-1.,R,MQ X X f 5 I f 1 'SJ bm AC ITI ES 4 lff1 lA,Nll,f i I N N I so U'wlisTl3l2 ROBERT L. HYDER President of the Student Body 1931 SCU' ISSTIZIQ 1-l 1931 -,,.....M.....-..i..-.--., Student Senate . .. ,,. ?1 :'- me 'V he-.134 - f-:.,. .: flrrszas ' ' L 4 fs ,Wg X 9 1 e K fl -. -.-....X s- fy ? X 7, l 1, -.-.-. 'E -: ,-.- l K. sf! N 1 .. R. ,A wx.. -an .3555 OFFICERS ROBERT L. HYDER ......4,,....,. .....,. . . ........... E. CARLTON HASELTINE ....... LEOTA LONG ,....,..,.,...,,...., .........,... DR. ARTHUR WALD ....,.., SENIORS Maxine Pinson E. Carlton Haseltine JUNIORS James Hawkins Kenneth Miller SOPHOMORES Ethel Henshaw FRESHMEN Betty Anderson Leota Long-Y. W. C. A. Joe Embry-Y. M. C. A. Elizabeth Grinstead-W. A. A. E. Carlton Haseltine-Mirror ,Q f . - .:.:, - ,em - - Q si ,, Q . .,,.,..,....,Prc'sidm1t ..,.Vice-President .....,..........Secretury ..FlIl'1lIfJ! Advisor Mary Masters Robert L. Hyder Winifred Cahill Charles Doris Page Lewis Sigler .,.......,....,... .....,. 3 .So James Reddoch ....,. f S i g lil? Iovon logos 2 S q.. ,J . L 9 ir X ' 1 1 : ra, f.-, y . f Q ,, 4 s P A y -, ' iii . tg: , V, f 1 , il' 'sf HONORARY SCHOLASTIC SOCIETY FOR MEN Founded, January I 9, I 9 I 8 Faculty Advisor - - Prof, L. E. Meador CUMULATIVE AVERAGES FIRST SEM ESTER William Newberry .,......, Edgar Martin ..... Gordon Riley ......,..,,..... David Robertson ....... Charles Hawkins ,..,.. Charles Doris,..,...... Robert Divine ........... Robert Hyder .........,. Rhamy Wagstgff ,,,4,,, Wilbur B0tl'lW6ll ..,.... joe Embry ....,,......, Kenneth Miller ,....... Ernest Buckner ......... ,lHCk CUFUS -.--4,----A-,-- Paul Ray ,,.A,4A,,,4,,,, James O'Bryant ,...... Lewis Sigler ....,... Gordon Riley ...,..,.. Joe Nadal ...,,...,...,...,...., William Newberry ........ M. Wayland Fullington. Charles Hawkins ,..........,..., ....... Joe Embry ....,..... Ernest Bucknerm.. Robert Divinc...,... Edgar Martin ........ Nil ft Page 9 SECOND SEMESTER Charles Doris ...,. Rhamy Wfagstaff, .... .. Paul Ray ..,...,...,. Wilbur Bothwell Robert Hyder .... Edward Staley ..,. Carlton Haseltin David Robertson XVilliard Graves... 'ff' V 931 23 1, 74 me li z , 5 I 1 -v ......,3.xo ..,3.o3 ,,..,,.3.oo .......3.oo ...z.84 ...z.8z ...z.8z ...z.8o ......z.8o ...2. .,.3.o6 ...1.96 92 ...2.9r ...z.89 ...2.85 ...2.83 ,,4z.83 .,.1,81 SCU' ESTED 3 1 Ikiff' l i J l V l l HONORARY SOCIETY FOR WOMEN Founded December 9, 1914 Marjorie Gibson Marylee McCracken May Bruner Mrs. Thomas W. Nadal Virginia Brown Grace Latimer Wilma Dulin Dorothy Napper ACTIVE MEMBERS HONORARY MEMBERS JUNIOR MEMBERS Thelma Peck Mary Jane Dunnington Elizabeth Grinstead Miss Lulu Holmes Dorothy Butrick Helen Reynolds Labelle Gillespie Virginia Simpson Margery Frieze Vera Marsh SO ' lisrlin Wallace Hall and Mcliullagh Girls - 193 OFFICERS MARJORIE GIBSON ..,..,.,... ...,, ..,. P 1 'esirlcnf GRETCHEN PEMBERTON ..,.. ,..... V irc'-Presidenz' VERA MARSH ,,.,,,,. ....,,. , . . ..Sc'rretm'y HELEN MOORMAN ..... ..........,....,..,... ,.,,.. T 1 wixzzrer FACHJLTWT Miss Lulu H. Holmes Miss Martha Jayne Miss Florence Ball Mrs. Effie L. Sheridan Miss Yvette Bujes Miss Blanche McClure PERSONNEL Ylene Carter Genevieve Cowen Myra jane Fitzpatrick Elizabeth Flannery Lola Mae Florence Velma Frazer Norma Rhea Reaves Louise Arcularius Catherine Benson Naydene Cain Erma Dreppard Goldilie Kissinger Page 94 Averiel Hawkins Marjorie Gibson Elizabeth Grinstea Katherine Hudson Myrtle Hutcheson Wilma Kessinger Katherine Jones Genevieve Lott Evelyn Maudlin Kathryn Evers Grace Latimer Dorothy Napper Eleanor Neavles d Jewell Phillips Ruth Reed Ellen Reynaud Emma Sue Whitlow Vera Eads Glee Casey Vivian Von Gremp Catherine Perryman Gretchen Pemberton Anna Harris Annabelle Gould Margaret Post Frances Pugh Virginia Purkett Myrtice Davis Cornelia Golden Ruby Mace Helen Moorman SO ' ESTEIQ 193 Itudont fellowship for Christian life Iorvico St Organized in 1923 -eg: .I - mtg, -sv. The purpose of this organization is to create genuine good fellowship among all those students interested in full-time Christian work. OFFICERS ALFRED KEAST ............ .,.,..........,. ....., ...,....,........4. P 1 ' esidefff IDA BELLE MCGILL ,,,.,. ..,.......,..,, V ice-President ROBERT DIVINE ..44,...... ....... S 0r1'efa1'y-Trraszzrw' R. W. HOFFMAN, ...,.. ..,...........,....,,......,,..,..,,,.,,.,........ ,.,. .....ii.,.... S p f NIXOI' Associate members: Mrs. Edwin Mace, Rupert Collins Sponsor: Dean R. W. Hoffman MEMBERS Alfred Keast Paul McBride Gretchen Pemberton Ida Belle McGill Forrest Standard Sue Maze Robert Divine Joseph Dunn Harriet Hall Nellie May Hammond joseph Nadal Bonnie Gardner Mildred Pile Gwendolyn Gould Margaret jane Matthews Mary Louise McKinley Leota Long Merle Mitchell Annabelle Gould Basil Mote Frank Raef Mnrcelino Galon May Bruner Loyal Werner Edwin Mace Wright Lunsford Betrenia Watt Chloe Owen Catherine Keast Ruby Mace Vivian Von Gremp Velma Rector To THE LATE DEAN CARL B. SXVIFTZ Friend, counselor, teacher, you are in our midst now and we listen again to your belief that at the heart of the uni- verse is eternal Goodwill. Your association among us con- vinces us that you were correct in your assertion that in life there is the supreme quality of altruism. We have courage from your spirit, we have knowledge from your instruction and in fellowship with you we seek ever to go out and on For Christ and Humanity. Page 95 sou' ESTEIQI . 1931 1-41 Young Mon and Young Womon's Christian Association Y. M. C. A. OFFICERS ALFRED KEAST ......, ... ....s...................., .....,,...,....,.. ........,.......... P 1 'esirlenz' BASIL MOTE ..,...,,,..,,..,., ,.........,..... V iff'-Pl'C'5i!1f'l7ll WRIGHT LUNSFORD ........, ...... , .Sec1'c'!:zry-Treaszmfz' R. W. HOFFMAN ........, ..., .,..............., ............,..,........ S 12 0 mor CABINET FRANK RAEF ,,,.,,..... ......,..,,,,......,., ......... D f fpzzfatiorzs Cbrzirnzmz JOE NADAL ......,......,,. .,............. ...... M z zsif Cbczirnzan ROBERT I-IASWELL ,,,4..., ..,....... W orld Fellowship Cbfzirwmzn JOE EMBRY .,..,..,,..,...,. ...,.,,...,.....,.....,..,...... . VVOVM Svfflafc Rcpresmiativf Y. W. C. A. OFFICERS ELIZABETH GRINSTEAD .................,....,...............,,.... ...........,.,, P rcsizlcnt ELIZABETH FORBES ..,..,..,,.,, ..,,..... V ice-Presiffwzf ELEANOR MCBRIDE ,.......,,,...... ..,4.,..........,..,....,,.,............ S ecretary 5 MARY JANE DUNNINGTON ....... .,.... ,......,.......,.....,... ....... ,.... T r e fl surm' LEOTA LONG ......,...................,. ..,..4... U 11rfcf1'g1'azl1zafr Rc'p1'cxe11miiw ANABELLE GOULD ...,...,...,... ....,... ............,.. F i mmce Chairman Page 96 SUUUWESTEIQ Drury Chemical Association , ,git ,A Iggy - fax :- Qu: '1- - ,. 4.,., , fi ,. pr .rg 4 . X B 'if v 1 rf' Q 2 fi se 'ii f s Q1 - 3:14 211. , , fav . . - s-, . ,fa E ff U' 'iii is . .yy - - gf- 1,95 ll fi 1 if X 1 ki 5 1 Ii i I -:qi W .ff if , K , 3 ,I , - 1 . - s 'U' fr Q X 4 , ff Yi ' .5 Organized in 1 926 The aim of the association is to create an interest in Chemistry for students mwyor ing in Science. CLARENCE K. CHATTEN ...... ...,...,,..... P rvsiflenzf ELIZABETH GRINSTEAD ....i.... ..,,.,... V ice-Prffsizlwzf ELDON COLE .....,.,....... ,..... ..,.,,.....,.. S cf rrcfary JOHN RICE .,,..... Clarence K. Chatten Eldon Cole Sverre Dahl Frank McDowell Halvar Darracott Curtis Epps Willard Graves Elizabeth Grinstead ACTIVE MEMBERS .....,,'Tl'C'llXIH'f'7' Roy Jones Malcolm Klingner Roland Langston Kenneth Miller Carl Pitts John Rice Harry Silsby Charles Hawkins Page 97 f f r . X. 'fs so 'wlisrtn , 1931 1--il.M Womon's Athletic Association The Women's Athletic Association was organized in 1925 by Miss Jean Maxham, women's athletic director at the time. The organization has done remarkable work in the promotion of interest in every type of athletics and in the development of physical emciency and good sportsmanship. OFFICERS MARY ROSALIE UMBAIRGEIK.. ..........r.,... .... . . .,...,....,..,.... Presiffwzf JEWELL PHILLIPS ,......,........,., ........,.... V ice-President MARY KAUFMAN ,,..,.. ,. .Sec'1'viz11'y-TrvrIs111't'r MISS MARTPIA JAYNE .,,,.......,....,...,,. ..,...,........,.. ..... F az czzlfy Arlvisor HEADS OF SPORTS VIRGINIA HOGG ..,.,,..,..,,...,,.....,,......,.....,,,............,.. .,.... S 'wimming ELLEN REYNAUD ....,. ,....... H orkcy' SUE MAZE .I.........,..... ......,..,.. H ilaing MYRTLE HUTCPIESON... ,. ......, Basketball BETTY NEAL ...,..........,,.. ., ...... Tennis SELA ATKINSON ......,.. ,,........ T mek HELEN HOBBS ......,,..,... ...,...,.. B usefull! LABELLE GILLESPIE ..., Page 98 .,.....V0lIeybal1 SCU' ESTE 1931 .11--1.-il.ii. The SOUWIJQSIQI' Staff ihv, A f , K 7 A A 'af i g, Iflzifiif 5- 2 if f . 11 ' 3:5 Q' ,J Ilifffliif ' .- .A M. V x . 1.1 ,- A A 1', .5244 1 IVXA 4, D ' ,,4 A . ' . ff 1 z 'f E- I ., , . A -F 511' A 6 - L A I . I I A ' f . I A ' - ' EDITORIAL STAFF RALPH A. NELMS .......,. ..,,... E clifor-in-Chief LA BELLE GILLESPIE ......... ,........ A ssociafe Edifos' VIRGINIA PORRESTER .,.. .,.... . .....,. A ss0c'iat.:' Edifor JOE EMBIIY ,,,..A,,,....,....,...,......,.. ,.,..... A ssociate Editor MARY ROSALIE UMBARGER .,,,.... ....... L ifewzry Erfifor WINIFRED CAI-IILL .....,,,..,..,.,.. ......, K oclak Editor FLAVIUS FREEMAN .,,..,.,,.,,., ,,,...,.........,..,....,... S port Edifor ELIZABETH FLANNEILY ...,....... ................,4...,............. A rt Editor M. WAYLAND FULLINGTON ,,.. .,,.... Crzrfooniszf and Fmzfurc' Edifor BUSINESS STAFF JACK S. CURTIS ..............,... ....,......... B usinexs Mamzgrr RICHARD FARRINGTON ..,.,,.. ....... A a'vertisi11g Ivfanager ,Agn ff RN, sou' ESTEIQ 'IQ ThQ Mirror Staff EDITORIAL STAFF E. CARLTON HASELTINE .A..,.. .A..,, E ilifor-in-Chief MARY JANE DUNNINGTON ..... . .,...... Associiztc' Editor WILLIAM WEBB ...,............... .......,. S ports Editor MARY LUCY ARNOLD .,.,.,..,. ......., S ociety Editor TI-IELMA PECK ...,.,......,. ...,.' .,..i.. i...... E x C bange Effifor MARY ROSALIE UMBARGER ,,..... ...... F eatzi1'e Eriifor LANE DAVIS .,.........,.........,,..,.. ......... M aka-up Editor BUSINESS STAFF M. WAYLAND FULLINGTONH. .... .,..... B zisiizess Manager, 1930 LEE COLE THOMAS .......,,.....,... . .,,.,... Bzzsiness Miznager, 193 I ED I-IOUSTON .....i...,.......,..,...., ....i..... C f1'C'Zl!I1ff077 Manager REPORTORIAL STAFF BETRINA WATT ....,.. ....... C auzlbux Notes VIRGINIA JONES i.i,....,..,...........,....,..... .........i.......,. M usic LABELLE GILLESPIE ...,........,.......,,......,,,, I ........... Poetry MARY ELIZABETH SCI-IOLLENBERGER ,..... ........, F eatures WILLIAM NEWBERRY .....,......i..,............ ,..... S pecials ELIZABETH FORBES .....,.,......,..... ..,.i....,.., S Llmciais M. WAYLAND FULLINGTON ....,.,.......,....,.... ,,.,.....,.. ....,,.. C o Iunzniszf Pa-gi? E199 EDITOR, FRESHMAN EDITION ISABELLE HUGHES fI2A l I IQN I l I ll so U'WlfS El? 1 19 3 1- Delta Gamma Chi gain mm A M gr. 1 in MXN mrjr Founded at Drury College, October 5, 1925 Colors: PURPLE AND SILVER I 93 I Kenneth Dillard Lee Thomas Roy Jones I 95 1 Ralph Nelms James Hawkins Roland Langston N Arthur Delano 1933 Malcolm Klingner Harry Hill Rutherford Duemler Morris West Willard Graves Halvor Darracott Weldon King Gordon Riley Flower: PINK ROSE Carl P. Pitts R. Ed Owens Clarence Chatten Frank McDowell Fred Duffelmeyer Harold Stoneman Lee Beezley Curtis Epps M. Wayland Fullingtori 1934 John Anschutz Paul Brinell Gaylord Douglas John Morton Richard Moist PLEDGE Paul Witcosky MRS. C. N. KING CARL P. PITTS Cbapim' Mother P1'C'Sil!f'77lL of Active Cbullzfer Page 102 SCU' ESTEIQ 193 w'L :?f 'M Q- 5, ' W - ff' - ' .. 1:19 , ,.,. A -' .L . 4'-5? -:A Lf- 12, f f a if -,521 51.1 'HSS-Y . ' ..,.., , . , '3-zarzfnfv - N.A,- V Q , X i , , 5 - A ., L 5. , . , ,Q , ffl 31 .A dv i - Q F 3 fi' 1: ' ' L Q .Q . , -3 -5- -3:5 1 1.1:-37 I , Qi? ff ' 'Q ' 71,11 Q ' ' 6 L A59 4:35-:nag--:QL -L g , AA 1-1 .f ,, 1,.s: : ., M A QW L. 5' 7,4 Avhlh 1 yn , ' LC.: if 1 ' ' ' ' j ' 'Q . I ,f 'fb L 1 '2g:5,1.1f- ,D 4.-if f--+L-------L-L.---M il -L 4L.. .. 1,.jiw,aL.g ,, DILLIARD DELANO FULLINGTON BEEZLEY GRAVES S1'oNEMAN KING THOMAS NELMS HAWKIN5 EPP5 V OWENS HILL DUEMLER RILEY ANSCHUTZ CHATTEN PITTS KLINGNER MoIsT WITCOSKY MCBRIDE JONES Page 1 O3 Colors: BLACK, WHITE AND GOLD Jack Turner Carlton Haseltine Eldon Cole John Rice Flavius Freeman Lloyd Haseltine Bill Webb Hunter Wear Fred Gelwix E. C. Curtis Lane Davis Max Mitchell Garrett Hogg George Crane MRS E. A. SICELUFF House Mother sou' lisrrpp Sigma Nu L s...... 1931 Founded at Virginia Military Institute, January 1, 1869 Epsilon Beta Chapter Installed 1919 1931 1932 Thad Wakeinan I 9 3 3 1934 Leroy Jackson PLEDGES Flower: WHITE Rosie Ralph Turner Laban Patterson Jack Curtis Kenneth Miller Charles White Bill Estes Don Watson Fred Schaeffer Dan Fitzgerrell Robert Nadal Sam Roberts Frank Pettit Robert Taylor Bill Shields E. CARLETON HASELTINE President of Active Chapter Page 1-04 SO ' lisrlin 193 ' ww-211: . ?,5 P -,... R A EN ' 4. 'I .. .1 If P '.I1:'f' ii, V ,I ,,,,- -4 A H 31,1 L , I , . 4 . 4 if H-, - 1 ..-:: : 3I' fag VT. ' ' . , I ' ,J I , .F 'I I - v ' , ,1l':5:'3Iig.l I V K: fi' fu. .., . Rf. R., 1 .Ll I .f'Y5x, If ,. 1 f-T, RY. I: fav ,Y wi '- IM I EX I X re, Y af W . 7 I - I lf 'F-f ,4::1'ftr? ' -., '5..ffTS , fi . XY' EMC? :Qi . I .. . - ,,, W .. , ,, cf 1 .JA . .gn ,. 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'CARR Hocc FREEMAN ESTES L. HASELTINE JENNINGS SHIELDS TAYLOR NADAL WEAR R. TURNER WEBB J. CURTIS C. PIASELTINE MILLER XVI-IITE WAKEMAN RICE XVATSON SCHAEFFER E. C. CURTIS J. TURNER ROBERTS CORZINE JACKSON Page 1 f' ,SD If' j f CU V ' NF J ll ESTED ci Kappa AI pha Founded at Washington and Lee University, 1865 Beta Iota Chapter Established April 27, 1907 Colors CRIMSON AND GOLD Flowers: MAGNOLIA AND RED ROSE 193 I Lewis Sigler Fred Long Harry Silsby Everett Tuiner Lyle McManamy 1932 Ernest Buckner Joseph Nadal 1933 Charles McKnight James O,Bryant James Reddoch Richard Farrington I 9 3 4 Charles Roop Charles Callahan PLEDGE Tom Delaney Kenneth Decker Willard Tucker Gerald Gleason Jerry Handley David Robertson Loren Bauer Tommy Woodruff Carvel Orr LENVIS SIGLER P1'rxirfc'11f of Arrive Cbajnfm' 'F QD f 5 U ESTEIQW .- Y7..,, Ll fx . 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' ,rf B -: 'QZW' ' 5' xiii ' 4 4. 7,6 1 1 if 12 --Q. .M 9 1 2 'Z f 54:6 ff X Q 1 ,W ., WOODRUFF PHILLIPS XWILLIAMS ROBERTSON ' H-f '??'f P, -C 1 , 'fr:,,:,. 1 1' . ,fx Q ' -G ,:.,ff-, Yi . .V-:LJ 'j,,-, , 9 , ' , 1 35. A . .- . 'S -,...g4f gi HAND LEY Orin O'BRYAN'r WAGSTAPF REDDOCK NADAL KENNEDY McNANAMY FUsoN CARRIER LONG BUCKNER MAT!-:ER Doxus Roop FARRINGTON TURNER Page 1017 1' UI - sou' 15511512 3 19 I f Theta Kappa N U WKQXKYQYV 1, me wry e Missouri Alpha founded at Drury College, 1910 Colors: CRIMSON, BLACK AND SILVER Flower: WHITE ROSE 1931 Jack Appleby NVilbur Bothwell Richard Gardner Harry Kirne Robert L. Hyder I . 1932 Carl Bridges Joe Embry Harold Wheeler Kirk Wickersham 1933 William Collinson Tom Eilerts George Squires Robert Dyer Richard Donnell Albert Gardner Howard Gardner Robert Jones Denlow Lenox I 9 3 4 Jack Gardner Cecil Junkins George Peck De Groff Platte Edgar Martin Jack Daniel Richard Wilhoit Richard Reed Guy Richardson Herbert Turner Gurney Wade PLEDGES David Owens Ed Staley Wayne Young MRS. A. F. WICKERSI-IAM ROBERT HYDER President 0fM0fl7F1'S, O1'gII11iZHfi0l7 Pl'C'SilI,C'7If of Active Cbaptw' Page 108 l I l I I2 'I I I I l Il I R SOU' ESTEIQ 1931 :ia ., je c ,gf X gg X . 455.52 R?f31 ai3 1 X , , .P N.-2, fi Q sz. '2::: '-3' 13 . 1 fl Q ji'-1. -.:,-W Q 1 ,J , 1 E if f 7 6 12... , . f ' l KN . f :WE 4243552 , ' f ' ' ., . 15 1 X 4:-w.:...wf. ep. ,: A ' A - . ' 512- - : ff 3 55' ' --it 1-Q 7 'if -W 43 'E : -:au f, . em 211: if ., . ,- .. ' ' -'-- ff. 4. ,gg .E ' - ,,, JA. , X 1 ' AC .-fi: . :A ,,,,,r'5,.W.x -9 . G I G ,A 'E gf ,'.,. 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GARDNER JUNKINS WICKE MARTIN T URNER OWENS DONNELL R. GARDNER EMBRY COLLINSON REED AP RSHAM PECK EILERTS Page 109 H. GARDNER PLEBY LENOX JONI? .f X' 7 x -,h so rt A lotayTaU A pha ' J - ' ine T A 5 z WA - Q ,ofg L Q C' Mfg l Founded at Virginia State Normal, 1898 Mu Chapter Established 1909 Colors: TURQUOISE BLUE AND STEEL GRAY Ruth Pettit Mary Jane Dunnington Myrtle Hutcheson Winifred Cahill Mary Jane Ott Orvilla Shewmake Fern Miller MRS. BEN F. MCDONALD, Chairman 0f'fl!1l1I'llZi 193 I Naomi Price Maxine Pinson 1 93 2 Vera Marsh Helen Reynolds 1933 Josephine Richardson Ruth Reed 1934 Jean Clark Betty Mason Helen Peterson Flower: WHITE VIOLET Kathryn Hurley Dorothy Harris Inah Crocker Genevieve Lott Mary Rosalie Umbarger Hortense Wrightsman Edyth West Edith Toler M155 RUTH PETTIT Pnavirlelzf of Active Cbapfer ,ix-. gafizi 1 .AM 3 Page 110 ' ESTED 5.0 .E .5-L ZTA ' Qzjlq Q 112.-f , f , af 'ga .M i f i.. Q .ff .:.f.e1:'1' ,W X Q .3-4 Q, 4- ! x 4 33 32 A ,. 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'W , -Q .v Founded at Drury College, I927 Colors: ROYAL BLUE AND GOLD Flower: SXVEET PEA I93 I Margaret Ruhl Witcosky Frieda Baker Elizabeth Grinstead Thelma Peck Marjorie Gibson I932 Wilma Dulin Velma Frazer Frances Garbee 1933 Martha Sehnert Viola Peters Dorothea Wood Evelyn Maudlin Gladys Nash Virginia Purkett Marion Bush Dorthea Cavin Elizabeth Flannery 1934 Jean Heath Eleanor Ruhl PLEDGES Eva May Thompson Marian Pruitt Eleanor Neavles Averiel Hawkins Catherine Brown Athena Boswell Norma Wright Eleanor Cook MRS. E. E. DODD MARGARET RUHL WITCOSKY House Mother P1'eside11f of Ac'z'i'vc1 Cbllllffl' Page 112 SCU' ESTEIQ 193 TK1' 1 1-5 . . - , ' ' '- Z i1f?1?-5 V gm, .fwg,,H M,Q ., 5, fwllv, -V . am n ,W n,- A 1 . ,p-m W - H .1 fig ,lggza-3 V 2: ,gy w1g2 '4 -gy a -.J -- - I9 ' f . 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V h,,.g,k., .. fv ,, Y . fj'g,. ,,s1:.:fI wi A PRUITT PECK NASH GRINSTEAD HAXVKINS PETERS MAUDLIN WITCOSKY BAKER THOMPSON FLANNIERY NEAVLES WOOD 4 A6 Q I f ff X Q ' 4 uf O ' N ,5,:. 'W , wma axe , ,Q ., ,, 'Mb . Q . ..O.. I , V X 'C QW? aww AQ,f?,'255? 'PIM' '.,Z.cF'37 PURKETT HEATH DULIN CAVIN GIBSON BOSWELL RUHL FRAZER BROWN Page 113 X,- s ou ' If sit IQ Pi Beta Phi X X WN ' Ioo XXV I Q7,- - 4-,5 A w w w ? ' ' gf' 7 vi .QI Si ,L Nea LLL? Founded at Monmouth College, Illinois, April 28, 1867. Missouri Gamma Chapter Chartered January 9, I9I4 Colors: WINE AND BLUE Gisela Atkinson Helen Hobbs Virginia Hogg Ellen Reynaud Mary Elizabeth Schollenberger Margaret Lincoln Louise Arcularius Mary Lucy Arnold Mary Virginia Billings Margaret Jarrett ELIZABETH. BALDXVIN President of Afzmzni Ol'g!1lZfZllff0II Page 114 I 93 I Frances Atkinson 1 9 3 2 Helen Moorman 1933 Virginia Jones Virginia Wolfe Dorothy Douthat Ylene Carter 1 9 3 4 Catherine Cowell Winifred Dark Myrtice Davis Mary McDaniel Flower: RED CARNATION Betty Love Martha Adams Myra Jane Fitzpatrick Jean Handley Eula Mae Sence Virginia Turner Jane Ullman Helen Hubbell Eleanor Martin BETTY LOVE P1'c',tiII'e11z' of Acfiw Cbzlpier , sou' fsrli . 9 QL-- F' S ,S: ...,,.- 6. 1 .-1.7 , H 4-mf ,.4,:.m4m V - V 1 I f ,ff ,nz 5724254 ' 4 I GQ t -tlz , I S Ki Q -1 I ,K Q . . ., T zz f-f. 1 T-21 jg' ' , ,V N.--5..,,, Y, i , , sf 'SL ' X . 'Sip' W 9 fs' HBCID A 4' .2 .7 E 215' 1 r - k ' it 141' Q ' iff 1 if JJ' I 22,542-be .4 -2 ,Z 3,1 3: 1 figs! 9 ' if W 1 S f f Tc 4 , ii, , 0 QV K v X6 5 4 . Goa , Q -K -' T 'U 2. I sf Q. s .,g0,,v,gf iii? . ' ,if My 5 . fwkif' EQ . ,gm Wm '25 7f-y-,L+ -fl .f'f- T.,-' ME- V .fe 1 g .111 My 11.1 Q- 's,.,,f x vj- 4TL:'f ff- 3 T HE .Ss .- , 1-' '- mm rr, 'MS t . 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JONES SOU'WIfSTlfl2 . 193 . Delta Delta Delta JLUAC 2 QQL WX Founded at Boston University, 1888 Delta Kappa Chapter Established 1913 Colors: SILVER, GOLD AND BLUE Virginia Forrester Marylee McCracken Virginia Brown Daisy Edmonson Thelma James Evelyn Appleby Naydene Cain 1 93 1 Betty Turner 1 9 3 2 Dorothy Butrick 1933 Laura Alice Nelson Helen Kirby Dorothy McNeill I 9 3 4 Florence Elliott Margaret Fogarty Mary Elizabeth Klingner NX Lucianna Duncan MRS. WILLIAM BRADLEY Chairman of Alumni PLEDGES Cleo Gillespie Norma Rhea Reaves Flower: PANSY Frances George Mary Masters Henrietta Gillespie Eugenia Snider Thelma Rice Margaret Masters Isabelle Hughes Labelle Gillespie MARY MASTERS Presirlent of Active Chapter Page 116 sry it l l SCU' ESTEIQ 193 A A A 'TT' ' T' T 1.-. .. E- - elf: ,Anim-:1 .Q E ' ' H .fnu ':v1:.ZgI - J .f '7 , ' E: N, 1.1144 ., ,. 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Gm m .pzw sw ' 25f- ' f -151,-'.s:r?-'W ff,..,. , Q' Y ..V. . - ' - Q -' 1 f-i:.- LN ' RICE MCCRACICEN REED APPLEBY MCNEILL C. GILLESPIE HUGHES L. GILLES1'-1E DAW'IS KLINGNER REAVES EDMONSON B MARGARET MASTERS FORRESTER MARY MASTERS TURNER FAUBION ENNIS GEORGE ' WHIT CAIN ROXVN ELLIOTT Bovn BUTRICK LOXV H. GILLESPIE .X Page 11 sou' nuff I2 Danhelleanic Council N 'T .K X vX S 'Ye , ey ,,, . f A' 1,12 113 65. s , . .S S' '.,S3vr x2-'. if f WW' b ii I I.. Sf M L OFFICERS MARY MASTERS A.,..,................,.. MARGARET RUHI. WITGOSIQY ....... RUTH PETTIT ,....,,..4,,,..,..,..A.., VIRGINIA JONES .,... REPRESENTATIVES RUTI-I PETTIT .....,.,. WINIFRED CAHILL ...... ELIZABETH GRINSTEAD .....,,. MARGARET RUHL XWITGOSRY ..... BETTY LOVE ........,.....,......,.. VIRGINIA JONES ..... MARY MASTERS ....... VIRGINIA FORRESTER ,..... nil geggtsa, X .Pl't'SillL'l7lf ....,.Vic'c1-Prffsirfezzf .. .Sl'C1'UflZ7'jf .,....T1'rz1s1n'c'1' ....,Zeta Tau Alpha .......,Zeta Tau Alpha Tau Kappa Gamma Tau Kappa Gamma Beta Phi Beta Phi .,Delta Delta Delta ........Delta Delta Delta i , g, 4 Q ...... . - ESTE I-53' 'Af 3? f Mm Q, , Q. Y Sigma 4 H. , Q M-wg 'ui r N: - . . 'wx 'V ai , ififs ' Qi-fa: - f '43 .3955 ' 'liffsaiy' ., Q V. , , we A 1 1, V 'Wi , X I 1 1 1 , X w I ,QW , ,Z . , W 3 1 as ....... .A 2 gl X X Qlta , .. - . el nf , ik Q x A . ai ,g. f., ,f JA? . . jf, ' - 47 ii' , W. 3 6 Q , Nia A' ' A' 5 5 4- ' f m . A . R' A R ,,,:.,. W- .w ,.1,-,. . , National, Professional English Fraternity Pi Alpha Chapter-Established 1925 OFFICERS, 1930 MARY JANE DUNNINGTON ...,, ,.... .... . P rcsiffrzif LABELLE GILLESPIE .........,,... ,.... .,A,.. S f 'crctm'y JOE EMBRY .....,,,,.,.......,..,, ................. T 1'E'lL91LTC1' DR. FREDERICK FADNER ,.,.. ...... F ncnlty Affvisoi' DR. T. W. NADAL. .,... ..... . ,.... A ssoviafc' Mcfmbcw' Mary Jane Dunningtou Nemesio Gambito Ida Belle McGill Elizabeth Forbes Elizabeth Neal MEMBERS Marian Cameron Labelle Gillespie Wilma Wade Joe Embry Ralph A. Nelms Jean Hand' ey Mary Rosalie Umbarger Mary Elizabeth Shollenberger M. NVayland Fullington William Newberry Dorothy Butrick 1 Page 1 1 9 sou' :snip Di Gamma U .7 1. 512 sig ' :QV I I 2 Na , ian . s ,wfegf , KJ,Wf4 I .-. 1931 . . ,,. fi, 1. ,ay ' J J I, I f a 2' ff f v f f ff 6' I if .. I 3 1 4 . 5,2 ' -1 335' g ' ' :EQ . .'I-,E5'z4, fr fx . .- .,,... . , ., y ze , 4353. ., . , if . wg: t Qiz gs,-as ' National Social Science Honor Society Missouri Alpha Chapter Established, 1924 PROFESSOR L. E. MEADOR ......,,....,,.,.........,...,. .. ..,..................,,.,... Pnfsirfezzf PROFESSOR G. H. BENTON ...........,.,. .......,..........,. ........., S v cwfaifjz-T1'cax1zrm' ACTIVE MEMBERS Jack C. Appleby Marjorie L. Gibson Lewis A. Sigler Wilber C. Bothwell E. Carlton Haseltine Lee Cole Thomas C. Kenneth Dillard E. Edwin Houston J. Everett Turner J. Baxter Alexander George L. Blackwell Marie Summers Boyce Alice McCollum Brasfield Jo Whitaker Cauble F. W. Chambers Clifford C. Chittim Edith Compton Louren G. Davidson Harold D. Derry Elvas H. Dixon Alpha B. Durnell Marykate Boyd Echols Elmer V. Eckles Orin J. Fallin da M. Flint Opal E. Payne HONORARY MEMBER Dr. Edward M. Shepard ALUMNI MEMBERS Robert M. Fowler John A. Fogarty Elizabeth Galt Colleen Kenny Garnsey Morris E. Garnsey Raymond A. Gorg Bert C. Goss William Gottfried john F. Graf Grace Gresham Mildred Guffey Monte J. Hale Thora Strain Herber Guy R. Hill A. Clarence Hines Page 1 2 0 Paul Holmes Andrew Howard August Jelinelg Dorsey D. Jones Lucille F. Jones Hilbert F. Keisker Amy Ruth Kissinger W. Roy Knox Lyman S. Logan J. Albert Mayden Otho R. McAtee Mary Alice McCune David W. McKnight Wfilliam Melcher Lelia V. Miller C. Robert Mitchell Kirby W. Patterson Katherine Perry Minnie Mae Prescott W. Rogers Primm . Mildred M. Roblee James E. Ruffin Irene Sackett John K. Saltsman Isabel V. Shepard George H. Skidmore Lola R. Thompson Walter A. Thompson Doris N. Turner Ewing L. Turner William L. Ullman SOU' IESTEIQ 93 Beta B013 Beta ' 5 J, 1- fa-f 1-sm, - I V 521 .5-1. V , If I af C 6 I 1 ' .. . XR 'i X V J' - ' . 1- - -f' A A A -R 1 x 12 Aw 1 . Q' Q I A A 7, I A J X , ,ti 91 1511: . ' .ff -A ' -CHL . f f ---f--H -g.-2-Jr-gawaannaa -.. National Organization Founded in 1916 Local Chapter Installed November 15, 197-9 To organize in a common bond of interest all advanced students in Biology and Associated Sciences. OFFICERS DR. JAMES E. CRIBBS .,,..,. ELIZABETH GRINSTEAD .,.... ..4., HARRY SILSBY ...,............ ....,.,. GRACE LATIMER ....,. ...... MEMBERS Dr. James E. Cribbs Margery Frieze Harry Kirne Kathryn Hurley Vivian Von Gremp ...........,.P1'esia'ent .,......Vice-President S6C1'UIf6l1'jJ-T1'66ZSZLl'6T ..............,.Hist0-rian Harry Silsby Grace Latimer Page 121 sou' ESTEIQ Alpha MU Dmoga 21i:Ze::5f1' ff: ., 1, -ss. . . .jg - sh., 112, :1fflf -3 W' irizaz, - is ,X .Q in-an 3 N, , , , '11 1 , ixzssilfsi is Y -,ri-11f4T 3 . wifzisif, Xi:-Q gi' fs , ' .1 w s ' . tg f s, rg' L U 3? E 'Will ' S' , Q. ,, ir 2:0 i Wi is.:-Ti To organize the advanced the musical arts. .i...,.i 193 S. if vga! '53 A , :,.,,f ff -L? bask Q.125,eiif': Founded October, 1929 MAY BRUNER ........... VERA MARSH ,,... .......... GENEVIEVE COWAN ...,... P1-IYLLIS MCCURRY .,......, Virginia Simpson Mary Elizabeth Schollenberger Phyllis McCurry Inah Crocker Ylene Carter Winifred Dark Page 12.2 students in Music and develop a keener appreciation of OFFICERS MEMBERS Helen Moorman Genevieve Cowan Vera Marsh Martha Sehnert May Bruner Dorothy Harris PLEDGES Dorothy Douthat Florene Watson .,,P1'esicz'e1zt Vice-President .............Secretary ., ..Trr'amrcr Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs Mrs. Frances Baker Nellie Schellhardt Arnold Small Glenn L. Davis Carl Thompson Naydene Cain 4 1 A A 3-Q3 ff! A 1 I 1 W Wye. X -mx :jg LY 5 wx NX. SQ ' X'W:Q.., PM Nm N5 W WM -A W X i w, , R32 H 5 A N '. ' , , . W X, .. 1wl'w a V- K ugh M3 X.-XLAM. 9 xx- Y, X A x.. , , FEATUDES QUEEN! SOIJ'WIfSTIfl2 1931 . With rings on her jingers and bells on her toes-M She shall have music wherever she goes. SCU' ESTITIQ 1i,1 193 i1.-. I3OI3UlAI2ITY CONTESTANTS EVELYN APPLEBX', Delta Delta Delta BETTY ANDERSON, Pi Beta Phi ELIZABETH GRINSTEAD, Tau Kappa Gamma HORTENSE, WRIGHTSMAN, Zeta Tau Alpha CONTEST CONDUCTED BY 1931 SOUTWESTER STAFF Candidates elected by Student Body Page 127 SOIVWESTITIQ Appearance has charm and Beauty has grace If determined by form -As well as by face. Pge 128 ir - -1i--iil.. 1931 f SOIVWIESTIZIQ , 1931 . -MSS S7fOVfQVLSQ Cwrightsman Qopulafity Queen SOU'WIfSTIfl2 Beauty is the gift of the Gods. Women aspire for it and men drink to it. age 130 1931 SCU' ISSTEIQ . 1931 , BEAUTY CONTESTANTS FERN MILLER, Zeta Tau Alpha LOUISE ARCULARIUS, Pi Beta Phi MARGARET RUHL WITCOSKY, Tau THELMA RICE, Delta Delta Delta JUDGED BY RANDOLPH COATS Kappa Gamma And appearing in order of Mr. Coats' selection Page 131 fsou' ISSTEIQ 193 ,-,.u Z Mr. Ralph Nelms Drury College Springfield, Missouri Dear Sir: I consider it quite an honor to have 3 the pleasure of selecting for you, the Campus T Queens that will appear in the 1951 SOU'WESTER. I hope my choice meets with your approval. f Q This makes the sixty-fourth beauty contest I have judged, and I wish to say that your school is to be congratulated upon the high degree of pulchritude found there if the photo- graphs sent me are a fair example of Drury's - co-eds. 3 5 It is unfortunate that the judging has had to he made from photographs, unfortunate for ' the girls, who would rate much higher in actual life - and of course most unfortunate for me that I could not meet such a wealth of beauty. Very truly yours, I -L N' sg. .9.., yea-9g5,gpgg:y,g5f-iyfzbw, Q,-fa f ,V :'l I Page 132 my . -. ,S ,. ... -. - - A iss Cffihelme, ice Qeezmty Queen Page 133 1 P73 M f xx X X 1:4 ,-f'-T'-fi ,f ,L--'Q-g fef' -, 4 ,, . f, ,NK -,QQ-1Y35.,f-N ' -5.4-,ij1.3,I 'ff-' 'A-fi. 'L fb MH 1 LM3 K A .NW K N ,N TX ,fl H L, TNA! W. WT., .FT VI. i,..1.x M Ni 11? t if if -:lj K'-lj Q-LJ V if 127 1 L4 , VS. , fb , JXLv A , - ' ' KW ix X 7? ,- HRX, A! F. .wg axfk ff, X H Page 1341 jbfazzfgazfet qfttht Cffpttcosky gotzfst Attendant .,,Jg4.g4.MJ 'g.,,-2 L,Q ,,g-4--.-g.441L-..-1-3-,T----T, . , fri SQ:-fT'frf'T.,7f 'T Tift-' - 1 -QAM, ..:.Li3,:LL::..1 :.,-,4..!.,1. ' - .,.1,:L,.',.,f,.1.,',1:4,.,.: s0U'wlisTtl2 Q-l,1,li..... i 1931 l,,,.,..,-... .-.-.i..., 73655 ffouise Arcularius Second ffttendamft Page 135 SOU'WlfSTlil2 1931 , The 1931 Souhwester Staff wishes to express its sincere appreciation to Mr. Randolph Coats for his kind serfvices in ranking Drury's Beauty Queens. Page 136 QQXATDUI uri SCU' ESTE Q3 Iaturday Night with the Southern Knights I -Y -I fgpfikgxgv - -...-..-.--....-- W t FJ Dieu :sr Le? N Lj'5QljQ'2,mQgfjE.,g l . i Z 51005155 :V 93 HOME ? . l' W'--H '2-- . -s --W-K i fed r ' ,.,.x., f 'Y ,Fifi W' I 1 ' 1 A ' YV X i - ji!! . X 'Q' , is , 7 fl 'f l M gl ' If -- X ff4r!i5t's Nolan Cleanliness Greg-gerafed-j MHF5, TI-IE SCENE 999 Benton Avenue, home of The Southern Gentlemen Qpo, White trashj. TI-IE TIME During Hnals, which means nothing to the Characters in this play. DURST: Shay, fellows, this plum juice makes me shentimental. Buckner wash a good old boy. And shink. Ernie is dead. QStarts sobbing on Sigler's shoulder.j SIGLER: Don't ery, old feller. Ernie's just been missing a month now. He maybe all rightf, CARRIER! Yessir, stoo bad. Poor little Myra Jane's heart is breaking. She is so broken up she's even dating Fuson now! SILSBY: How Well I remember the last time I saw Ernest. We had just emptied that last quart bottle of-er-grape juice. Ernie wanted to hold my hand, and I told him Myra Jane didn't love him no more. DURST: Yessir, and he just up and ran out of the room. Said he was going to commit juice-icide. That was just after you passed out, Louis. SIGLER: Wl1y I did not. SILSBY: 'lPoor Mr. Meador is all broken up over Ernie's disappearance. He sure does miss him. DURST: Do you suspose the Sigma Nus did it to get him out of the way during the elections?', SIGLER: Shut up. They Wouldn't do that. I almost Went Sigma Nu once, Qmodestlyj only I didn't get a bid. DURST: Our hearts, are breaking. Let':: break up this sob party. I'm going up-stairs and Fill the bath tub with cold water and!! Cgrowing excitedj take a cold bath. CHORUS: UNO! DURST exits, the rest of the gang resuming bridge. There is silence a moment, then someone is heard bounding down the stairs. Durst sticks his head in the door. DURST: Qexcitedlyj Fellows! Fellows! Guess what? I've found Buckner. He must have passed out in the bath tub that night! The gang faints as a unit, as Buckner bleary-eyed, walks into the room. Say fellows, am I late for the May Pete? QCurtainj s0u'wlisrrl2 : l.l...-,... . 1931 -,,,-,1...1.... ,.- f X r bf so ' ESTEIQ 193 IQOBITIQTSO IQAISES CA N! STARTLING NEW EVIDENCE INTRODUCED BY ATTORNEY SWIFTY DURST IN DIVORCE Picture Taken in Heart-Breakers Cabin Causes Big Furor-e in Co-urtg Only Handley Is Unperturbed New evidence was introduced today in the divorce suit of David Robertson against his wife, the former Naydene Cain, when Swifty Durst, attorney for the plaintiff, produced before the court a picture he took one evening during one of Mrs. Robertson's Wild escapades. I'm framed, the hysterical young woman screamed when the picture was shown the court. Not yet, but you soon will be, David spoke up grimly. The Picture Swifty Took Mr. Durst alleged that Naydene frequently was attendant at wild parties in Jerry Handley's cabin and declared that the picture should provc the charge con- clusively. He intimated that the presence of Willard Tucker and Norma Rhea Reeves was enough to prove the affairs wild ones not fit for any innocent married woman to attend unless chaperoned by at least half a dozen spinster aunts. When I slipped in with my camera, Swifty told the court, they were in a clinch. I had to separate them to take the picture. I wanted one decent enough to show the court, the dapper little attorney added modestly. Miss Reeves, who has been star witness for the defense, had had a flushed face ever since the trial began. Jerry Handley, her man-about-town, described by Swifty as a horncbreaker', and snake in the parlor, slept through the morning session. The judge twice warned him that his snoring must cease or he would be arrested for contempt of court. The debonair Mr. Tucker seemed slightly bored with the whole affair. Mr. Robertson asks restoration of his maiden name and a violin lesson every week as alimony. s0U'wlisTrl2 ,,,-,.,L,....-..-.i..i--. Q 1931 W sou' ESTEIQ Q3 The Campused Queens ' A PLAY IN ONE ACT fi, 'S I BUNTY INSTI TUT13 Q 4 QW , sign' -- F-'31 y . In It if 1 llstif' Written and Illustrated by M. WAYLAND FULLINGTON SCENE: The ofhce of Dean Bungalow in the dormitory of Flurry College. It is a well-equipped room with no instruments of torture visable. DISCOVEREDS Dean Bungalow seated at a desk. Misses Kate Everlasting, Myrtice Hudson and Boots Weed are standing in dejection, which is a condition. THEME SONG: The Prisoner's Song. TIME: Two weeks ago the day before yesterday. DEAN: Young ladies, I have ill reports of your actions. MYRT Qasidej: Now what? BOOTS Calso asidej: Someone pass me a Murad. KATE fdittoj: Gosh! DEAN Qsternlyj: It may seem very peculiar to you, but there are certain regula- tions at this college. BOOTS Qasideyz Is that sarcasm? DEAN: Young Ladies! Qasidej Am I giving them too much credit? Qto the girlsj Two of you remained without the walls of this building without signing the cards in the warden's office. CAt this time the first faint strains of The Prisoner's Song are heard off-stagej. MYRT: No! KATE: Yes! BOOTS: Maybe. Page 142 sou' rs EIQS , 193 . TI-IE CAMPUSED QUEENS-COl1fil71lt'd DEAN Cwaxing rhetoricalj: Thou art condemned! KATE fasidej: And all I did was the under-cover work. QShe means bed-cover work, but doesn't want to let the audience in on that part. DEAN: The council of my understudies met yesterday, and daring not to say me nay, have found you guilty and impose upon you a sentence. BOOTS fasidej: I hope it's not complex. DEAN: As it is now six weeks until the end of this semester and whereas you would have to stay in and study for your finals the last week, I will only sentence you to serve ive weeks in close confinement. fAt this period, the strains of The Prisoner's Song come bursting forth. This is also the proper time for the audience to greet Dean Bun- galow with the Well-known Bronx cheerj. KATE: Good night! BOOTS: What's good about it? MYRT: Gosh. QThese three speeches may be changed according to the moral temperament of the audiencej. DEAN: And furthermore you must report to me each evening at 7:30 post meri- dian, and must thenceforth retire to your rooms. Qasidej This isn't half harsh enough. Such understudies! ' fAgain the Prisoner's Songnj. MYRT fto Boots and Katej: Wluat shall We do? DEAN: Have you anything to say? MYRT: No. KATE: Yes. BOOTS: Maybe. DEAN: All right, Miss Everlasting, what is it? KATE: I am as pure as the driven snow. DEAN Qasidej: I wonder what drove her? to Bootsj Wliat have you to say? BOOTS! The Weather is extremely torrid in Patagonia. DEAN: What has that to do with this case? BOOTS: That's my secret. DEAN: More than slightly irritated. Un fact, one almost expects her to foam at the mouth. If this illusion is desired, try soap suds tinted with arsenicj: You are very im- pertinent. MYET: Sh! KATE: Sh! Sh! BOOTS: Shush. DEAN: Now don't forget, my dears, that this is only a matter of discipline. I think you are very charming girls but I can't let you be a bad influence on the others. MART fasidej: The same old gag. KATE Qalso asidej: Isn't there any new excuse for such a display of petty au- thority? V BOOTS Qdittoj: Madame Omnipotence! DEAN: What are you girls muttering? MYRT! That's- KATE: Our- BOOTS: Secret. QAgain the strains of the Prisoner's Song. The gals see they got the Dean that time. She stands aghast. The curtain falls, but unluckily misses the Deanj. I is J!-T. 'Page 143 sou' ESTEIQW 193 , . .. .,,,,. ., .T-,,,.., ,.. .. V, .. AMI 'A ' fr. --f -' 'M A ' Nfl! xi Y 'N ,VL ,e ' ' 1, A l f x is ll fl., I AVAV 1--V 2 ,,, s ' ' :EH L EG , ' gf I , ,,,...-- -- ,,,,, A e ,, , , IBRARY l fl! ff t if ' 4 ' 'A' -I-. 51111 -W PEI f ' A ,-,- A N- --- sxlff -xterm , .s e., is f 1 s .i hq if. Ib I M. 45. Qi? . , Vvlzv 9 yep his sl i iss e e f, f if W 4? A? Q N fr 7'Lf, Xa jf ,Mb .:.1 'f-.1., ' ' ',, w ffiif- K ' . u , K ' U 5 - . 'Q K I W x ces NX Nxixxx NN .K l IMAX x n,,qJ4'll f 1 KX XKXQQXX Xxx l A alll fy XX as 1 Qi , E fy X MR. DAGGETT, fbw?N..!.k: . - hQg55w -- 'x'FJ '9 'ffH- 1 l Chime-r lam A 1,155 7' xv ' lr XMAS lug Bm' Nm Doowly ,Tiwn-5-WVMA-V N - AA vfmd-A V Vlgl.-I-FY 34 There was a Souhwester staff Which aroused Bill Daggett to wrath The Result of their joke i Was a kick and a poke Ancl a smart instead of a laugh. Page 144 S0lJ'W lfSTlfl2 , 1931 ,,,.1, sou' ITSTIEIQ 1931 An Intorcoptod lottor Drury College, May go, I93I. Dear Jim: Gosh, boy, but I sure do miss you. Why th' heck didn,t you stick around school. Shucks! Most of the other fellows made their hours oke. Perhaps the fact that you cut gov 28 times might have influenced Meador against you, but how anyone could flunk French! . . . I'11 bet you feel like smashing me for not writing sooner, but Spud Fadner insisted that we get in so much work that I had about two hours sleep the week before last and I've been catching up. Well, I had my first final yesterday. One down and six to go. But you don't care anything about all that, especially when there's news. Boy oh boy! Did we have some election this year. In the first place, the faculty got some haywire idea QI don't think anybody in school but joe Nadal understood it, and he didn,t like itj about the elections. They were going to do away with combines. It's about as easy to do away with combines as it is to believe that Drury will last two more years. Anyway, it was pretty much of a walk-away for the Kappa Theta Delta Pi's, at least in the two lower classes. But here's the dirt: The Sigma Nus crawled out of grass long enough to put the double x on the Delta Chi's in the matter of student body president. Well, you can't blame the boys up at 1360 for telling the snakes to go to, can you? And guess who was elected. Well, it was a fellow that'd been out of school the year before Qby faculty request, maybej. Heh, heh! There's the usual amount of puppy love on the campus. Bob Nadal and Sam Rob- erts are still chasing Evelyn Appleby. There are some that say Bob is THE B. F., but Sam has his following, too. Harold Wheeler has been chasing Thelma Rice around for quite awhile for maybe it's the other wayj. Jack Daniel and Thelma James are also carrying on the tradition. Morris West still thinks that none of the girls on the campus are quite good enough. The Theta Nus had their usual house party this year. Nothing much happened to dilute the spirits Did you hear the news about the faculty exodus? About nine teachers are taking indefinite vacations from Drury work next year. Welll miss ,em .... Dr. Wald is going to a position as dean of his Alma Mater. Nice, eh what? The Delta Chis are carrying on in the usual way. They haven't yet inveigled any national into offering them a bid. They must've felt cheap when the Tau Gams stepped into the national ranks. Well, old pal, I'l1 see you at S. T. C. this summer. 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The boys did achieve a diplomatic success in Bob Nadal, a social success in Garrett Hogg and a scholastic success in-well, let it go. The Delta Gamma Chis spent the year rushing around the campus following camera- man King all in preparation for ten minutes entertainment at a tea dance. As to rushing, they point the finger of pride at Moist, the most they ever took in at once. The Kappa Alpha boys had a rather hard time of it this year. Yeh! It just seemed as if they couldnit make a go of' anything. It may be that the tea served at their tea dance last spring didn't have the proper ingredients. And of those they did get-well, they lost about three of 'em after a few weeks. It seems a pity, too-just when Fuson was starting the process of education. Farrington has made a big hit with his instructors this year. I-Ie follows the social customs of calling just ever so often. I-Ie's probably afraid he'll wear his welcome OLIE. You might think we dislike the K. A.'s, but we donat. We prefer any group to the Sigma Nus. But then, so does everyone. The Theta Kappa Nus had a big year, quantitatively speaking. And, too, they had their annual house party. Our reporter was able, after a great deal of effort, to snap the picture seen on the opposite page. It was taken at Idlewild the morning after. We see next year's president, Mr. Ed Martin fEdgar to youlj, giving instructions as to gentlemanly conduct and Chesterfieldology to a group of freshman and Joe Embry. We had never believed in spiritualism before, but as A. Conan Doyle brought out, the camera sees more than the human eye. We'd hate to call any inanimate object a liar, but that looks like a halo over Joeis head. The Tri-Delts ran true to form, and pledged a number of gels they thought would do them good scholastically. That they were fooled doesnit make a great deal of differ- ence. Margaret Boyd was finally initiated, as was Daisy Edmonson. I suppose that took a great load off their minds. What hangovers they have to initiate next fall don't seem to worry them a great deal. Uncle Izaac's pawn shop Caddress unknownj had a sudden influx of bizness about the last of April. More money was loaned on articles of clothing than anything else. Our snooping photographer happened on a bunch of Tau Gams doing an exit fwhich ap- proached a Lady Godivaj. But the gals are happy. They finally scraped together enough money to go Kappa Delt and they are saving the old Tau Kappa Gamma sign to use as firewood next year. The biggest break they ever got was when their president got married. Saves a lor of embarrassment Qas to chaperones, we meanj. The Pi Phis rushed about eighteen social whizzes and two others this year and raked ,em into the chapter. In this manner, they did their bit toward winning the freshman election. Gifford and Cowell are carrying on the Pi Phi traditions of being just any man's women. After a great deal of persuasion, they showed Jarrett that sheid be in error if she wasn't in Arrow, so she came through just a little late. . . . . The Zetas seen on the opposite page have just finished singing their patronizing song, How'd You Like to Love a Z. T. A.? Winifred Cahill hasn't much room to talk after the house party, but she still sings. Our greatest grief is that Orvilla Shew- make sneaked away just as our cameraman showed up. f N byeqlvl 3' V I, ,.., VTV 2 : ,.4 I : fx 'Z .k.v . 35 f I R L XX X305 Y ' 'Z' x Dfgm , We Q V 5 A5 V7 9 v:-'-f ' ff N ,Z I i -- H J S 1 -LA j .WggA. 1.V. .yy aa XX 51lk 1 I X' Y V' I S ., 4 lvllzi if - h ' ' I ,rl ,gy F Q gp, M V X A A : 1 :I . fx ' '- ,, , ' V 7 , L Qx gl ' ' 'A w . 3 f 5 W 5 ' KSU? 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The only aim of a extensive knowledge in extremely liberal and vidualism. In compari- college, there is no sense regard themselves as in- and not as members of many old student songs there is in reality no between the German ity. I-Ie comes to school axc q uiring knowledge life outside the pale of When I first came to to hear a teacher ex- class: Your purpose in to livef' I-Iow different all to which I had been that a great part of the itself with social educa- itories, activities in the sororities, athletics, and to create the spirit of among the students and German university is to give a great number of individuals a special field. The methods of imparting knowledge are tend to produce indi- son with an American of unity. The students dependent individuals a whole. In spite of praising the alma mater, sentimental connection student and his univers- with the sole purpose of and he lives his social the university. Drury,I was astonished plaining to a Freshmen college is to learn how was this attitude from accustomed. I found college life concerned tion. The life in dorm- various fraternities and chapel service, all tend unity and cooperation the college. In Germany the common assumption is that the pursuit of knowledge is the funda- mental point in education and that the acquirement of knowledge develops personality. In America on the other hand it is thought that real knowledge can only be acquired after personality has been developed. , What system of education is better? That is a useless question. Is an apple better than a pear, or a pear better than an apple? It is just a matter of opinion. Each can make his own choice, but no one person can make a decision satisfactory for all. Pae 151 jf 5 XV, I SOIVWESTIZIQ 1931 Rush Talk THETA KAPPA NU Say, youse guys, better let us stick a pin on youse. There ain't no frat at Drury better'en dear old Thety Nu. We've got chapters everywhere. The one at Sing Sing is the biggest in the world. Degrees like we gives youse is better,en all the A. Bfs in existence. You kin get an M. C. from us. Yeah, Master Cracksman. Look at our men. Gurney Wade, David Owens and Joe Embry, all swell fraternity men! Better take our pin and let those other gangsters go, the big bozoesf' SIGMA NU My friends, these are ro,ooo of us following that black star. And are we straight? I-Iuh? Boy, a Sigma Nu never crossed anyoneithat is not a wealthy Sigma Nu. QThere are'nt any of those.j Think of the prestige. 'Once a Sigma Nu, always a heel.' We just naturally run the Pi Phi chapter. The K. A.'s ain't got a chance. Look how many Pi Phi votes Curtis got in the student body election. We just know you rather be Il Sigma Nu than belong to a fraternity anywayf, DELTA GAMMA CHI That's O. K. just leave your feet on the table. No, they won't scratch it. Cuspidor? No, the cook's using it to boil the soup. The floors all right. To tell you the truth, we are local. Give me three cards, Mike. Delta Chi is the only fraternity at Drury that has fellowship and brotherhood. Raise you five. Sure we're going national. Call you. Naw, that's no bigger en Theta Nu. I guess my four aces takes that pot. Now as I was sayin'- KAPPA ALPHA I say, old thing, ,tis a chawming day, isn,t it? Really, I'm rawther hot, dontcha know. Let's sip a bit of tea. I feel so dashing. Old top, casting aside preliminaries, how would you fawncy being a K. A.? Yaas, I know. Delightful feeling! We have jolly times. We do such daring things. Sip tea and tell the foulest jokes. Did you ever heah that one about the traveling farmer that stopped at the salesmarfs house? Now what was the point? Page 1542 solywtsrrlyi i 1931 -i,,,.1.,ii1i- DRURYITES: Sou'wester Advertisers are Drury patrons. Their contributions are in part responsible for this annual. Let us, then, repay them by becoming their patrons. Jack Curtis, Business Manager 1931 Sou'wester Richard Farrington Advertising Manager 1931 Sou'Wester Page 153 AUTO DEALER FAVORS SECRETARIAL WORK S. D. ALUMNUS SAYS IT LEADS TO OPPORTUNITY Earl Bolin is a distributor of I-Iudson-Essex cars at Culver City, a suburb of Los Angeles. A Missouri boy, he is an alumnus of Springfield Draughon's and the University of Chicago. Mr. Bolin took his business course before going to University. It helped him thru University and is enabling him to manage his business affairs successfully. Ninety-six colleges and universities have been represented among the students attending Springfield Draughon Business University. YOU ARE INVITED TO VISIT SPRINGFIELD DRAUGHON BUSINESS UNIVERSITY 1 Springfield, Missouri Learn If Rigfylfv ALONZO BATES, President Page 154 K 'N EOR X ,f .. if H K w ifi ' A STYLE AND QUALITY as N I i ' x z V S W Y J wigs? n W, oh F EIT IT PAYS QQ , A ' 4 T NX .nr 0 I A5 25756 635-Q2 ' 'glwgffg MIM' PAY CASH ' 15 Af QDQCUI MEET ME AT WM DENTON'S .A I S U HEASI COQNEQ SQIIAQE DRUG STQRE SOUTH AND MCDANIEL Compliments of Rogers and Baldwin Hardware CO. SHELF AND HEAVY HARDWARE SPORTING GOODS AND ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT Springfield, Missouri rrE'Ul?1'j1IfbiI1g io Mallee Your Vacafion az Pleasant Omen' The Southern Missouri Trust Company WoodI'uH Building Capital and Surplus S130,000.00 . W. L. COWDEN, Pres. V. H. SIMON, Sec,y and Treas. Page 1 515 COMPLIMENTS OF MCDANIEL NATIONAL BANK MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM LANDERS BUILDING misiifz H A United States Depository PATTON'S Perfection Sweet Cream Ice Cream BEST IN THE OZARKSH MANUFACTURED ONLY BY PATTON CREAMERY COMPANY COMPLIMENTS OF SPRINGFIELD GAS and ELECTRIC CCDMPANY 324 E. WALNUT PHONE 4820 C139-CLS for WHERE QUALITY HAS NO S UBS TIT UTE THE COLLEGE MAN,S Compliments of STORE OF The Karehrner Co. Distributors of SKELLY PETROLEUM PRODUCTS MARTIN BRCS. The Citizens PIANO CU. C Bank 301 E. McDaniel St. Springfield, Missouri BROWN BROS. zzo E. Commercial Street STATIONERS SCHOOL SUPPLIES SPRINGFIELD - - MISSOURI 302 St. Louis St, Springfield - - - Missouri Page 1 518 L. M. BACKLUND FINE SHOE REPAIRING zo4 E. Central, Springfield, Mo. Compliments of SIGLER DRUG CO. 32.9 Boonville Ave. PHONE 759 Springfield, Missouri ELIMINATE THE UNCERTAINTY USE GDM P R O D U C T S Foods of Finest Flavor Compliments of Springfield Laundry Co. THE SUNSHINE PLANT 955 Boonville Ave. PHONE 566 Davidsorfs Cafeteria 412 St. Louis St. BRING THE IVHOLE FAMILY Compliments of LANDERS - SQUIRES LUMBER CO. 480 N. MAIN SPRINGFIELD, MISSOURI Page 159 SHIP and ANCHOR HOME OF THE DRURY STUDENT 426 E. Central Frank B. Smith Laundry HATS CLEANED AND BLOCKED Phone 42 I A Journeyman I-Int Maker from the Factory Does All Our Hat Work. MEN AND WOMEN HATS 51.010 512 Boonville Compliments of CITY HALL DRUG CO. CENTER AT BOONVILLE LAWRENCE J. HAYMES Home of ffaz' Original Crmzn Flon! A TRADITION OF SQUARE DEALING PUBLIC FAITH IS A PRICELESS HERITAGE - IT IS OUR DESIRE TO KEEP IT N Page 160 R E P S GN THE SQUARE Attention Panthers! Don't be a dummy, dress differently and distinctively SUIT GR TGPCOAT BEAUTIFULLY TAILORED TO YOUR MEASURE 822.50 TO 355.00 W5 e A I S J 7 5 I' The Best Place lo Buy Stylish College Clofhesn 215 E. McDaniel St. A. BREESE PETTEFER, Prop Compliments of PEOPLES BANK SPRINGFIELD, MISSOURI WSG? Our Motto: CDURTESY FAIRNESS AND EFFICIENCY Pg IF2 Compliments of THE KUCKER STUDIO 66MaIke1rs of Good Photography? 216 E. McDaniel Telephone 623 PHOTOGRAPHS FOR THIS BOOK AND EOR THE TEN PRECEDING YEARS WERE MADE BY OUR ORGANIZATION TATCIUEOOSJGHIQITHBI we I 0 'Il - I' Ol CHINA GLASS POTTERY PICTURES PICTURE FRAMING LEATHER GOODS, Etc., Etc. Cm'1z's for All Ovcfzsions CRIGI-ITONAS ART STORE 303 E. WALNUT Page 1 63 MARX ALMA LOHMEYER TWO LOCATIONS- SQUARE AT SOUTH 3I 1 ST. LOUIS STREET Ask Any College Man Where H0 Buys His Clotbcsv JEWEL WTNDEE FUNERAL DIRECTORS 534 Saint Louis Street PHONE 742 INDIVIDUALITY AND EXCLUSIVENESS AT MODERATE PRICES LEVY- ULF I 1 DRY GOODS CDMPANY - l i, ON THE SQUARE WHEN THINGS LOOK DARK CALL , 4 I 69 Igdgigiff I M A S T E R CLEANERS SPRINGFIELD, CARTHAGE AND JEFFERSON CITY MISSOURI Page 164 Weaver s The Shoe Store Ahead SHOES OF TI-IE HOUR FOR TI-IE COLLEGE MAN OR MISS A. W Weaver Shoe Co. 107 PUBLIC SQUARE Springfleld, Mo. TIRES, BATTERIES, BRAKES and LUBRICATION PHONES I 34, I 3 5 610 St. Louis Street ONE STOP SERVICE Compliments of Kentwood Arms UNIVERSITY MEN'S HEADQUARTERS Sp1'i1fzgy5elr1's Finest Hotel JOHN T. WOODRUFF, Pres. FRANK J. VOLKER, Mgr. APPROPRIATE FOR ALL OCCASIONS I C E C R E A M THE HEALTH FOOD MADE PROM THE PUREST INGREDIENTS Phone zoo Springfleld Creamery Co. Page 165 FAMOUS CLEANERS SPECIALIZING IN CLEANING FINE WEARING APPAREL Phone 850 215 Kimbrough Avenue Phone 849 Gifts That Lczstj' Make Memories That Linger DIAMONDS AND WATCHES Are Most Appropriate for that Reason E, P, Burman jeweler FRISCO WATCH INSPECTOR 326 E. Commercial St. Y. M. C. A. 417 S. Jefferson GYMNASIUM, SHOWERS, GAMES, SWIMMING POOL, DORMITORIES, GOOD FELLOWSHIP Special Rates to Non-Resident Students XV. DYSART, Pres. W. E SPENCER, Gen. SeC'y. Arlington Hotel Steam Heated Rooms Biggs' Cafe 0PEN DAY AND NIGHT 405 E. Commercial St. MORTON BROS. DRUG CO. 450 E. Commercial St. We Deliver With cz Smilev Phone 3 87 . ,-- ' -i Lili: 7 IF' I :IQ ' 7 2 4 I 2 2 BRAND 4 .5 .' is 1 1-, llgm Q4 WWI-iwiiii Compliments of SPRINGFIELD GROCER CO. SPRINGFIELD, MISSOURI P 0161 Ed V. Williams Clothing Co. The S0fief3' Brrzlizln Sion' EDDIE THE TEDDIE MAN SAYS: The Lifveliest Store in the City Featuring Guaranteed HOSIERY AND LINGERIE 1 Look around the campus. No need to teg you that Ctlgedsmgrtlyt dreessed Always H Ship-m Sfylg Ahead men ave one e 1 e a van ag. A SOCIETY BRAND SUIT r Always Lower Than Elsewherc' Prices ny 0 TOPCOAT stays exceptionally smart throughout its long life. T1-1EY,RE IN NOW, MAY WE ThE OQTUIQ SHOW THEM TO YOU? . , , HOS1C1'y Lingerie 211 212 E. Commercial St. 123 On the Square N Maxwelws Outro, TEA ROOM AND CAFETERIA PARTY BANQUET AND BALL ROOMS FOUNTAIN SERVICE Phone 1349 323 E. McDaniel Springfield, Mo. W. W. 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Efmblisberi 1891 ox centuries astronomers have Flooked into the skies searching for new worlds, constellations and stars. Aside from their interesting research work, they have learned much that is of practical scientific value. Similarly, in the field of student pubhcadong the hnhanapohs En- graving Ccnnpany searches con- stantly for nexv ideas, plans and methods that will assist year-book staffs to publish successfully books characteristic of their school and community. The results of these efforts are gratifying. The Annual Planning and Design- ing Department welcomes your inquiries for further information. INDIANAPGLIS ENGRAVING COMPANY Department of Annual Planning and Designing INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA Page 169 If It's For Women To Wear We Hcwe It Campbell at McDaniel SHOP OUR WINDOWS HERMAN'S COmP1imeHtS READY-TO-WEAR CLOTHES Fox THAT FIT Herrnarfs Feature Hat-S5 G T S House OF HITS We wish to express our appreciation for the patronage the graduating class and students have given us the past year. MeCl1ernon jewelry and Optical Co, Southwest Corner St. Louis Street at Jefferson Ave. THE COLLEGIATE IEWELRY STORE T Always fbe Pick of ElIIfC'1'lL6Zi7777'LC?7Lf e 170 HARRY D. DRAPER, Mgr. A. E. DAVIS Compliments of Woodruff Building Barber Shop ST. LOUIS AND JEFFERSON Shoe Artist Bill Bland ROY RICE W. H. HAMILTON If youth but knew what age did crafve, many a penny would it save The greatest savings institutions on earth are the life insurance companies of America. The best sav- ings or protection against loss of estate or earning power, is found in a well selected life policy or savings contract. If you would be happy in old age, you must be nnaneially independent. If you would be Financially independent, start now. A Retirement Annuity will assure you a pension for life beginning at any time after age Efty. It also assures you against loss of earning power, either by prolonged illness, or accident disabling you for life. Wie write policies to cover every human need. More than thirty-five million policy-holders are now saving for their loved ones or themselves through Equitable Service. The Equitable Life Assurance Society of The United States 393 SEVENTH AVENUE, NEW YORK c1TY, NEW YORK. Springfield, Missouri Branch Ofiice 730 Landers Building VIRGIL H. SECHLER, District Manager FERNE V. SANFORD, Agency Secretary Special Representatives in Springfield J. W. Fuson, a quarter century of service. R. S. Wilson, Annuities. Elizabeth Park, I3 years of service. Chas. Sanford, Salary Savings. Jas. A. Nelms, Mgr. Home Purchase Dept. Cyril Orahood, Alphon Mendenhall, Lorene Mendenhall, Ann Wilson, Bearl S. Hill, Edw. L. Kranzberg, and Seth Turk Outside of Springfield Roy Burno, Forsythe, Mo. Ney Dugan, Marshield Elinor Cavanaugh, Ava Emmet Fitzgerald, Cabool Ernest Galvan, Bolivar Chas. Elkins, Niangua O. P. A. Heinrick, West Plains J. H. Turk, Ash Grove Chas. Wfillard, Lebanon Sam Weaver, Willow Springs XV. R. Tracy, Buffalo Patronize Sou'wester Adfuertisers--- They are Drury Patrons Page 1 71