Hardin Simmons University - Bronco Yearbook (Abilene, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 199 of the 1919 volume:

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M- U , U ,dh 5 '14, X f W s ' 3134 f f , W ' ' I '-in t ,., Q E323 Y liqzlvii V ' T WFUT l 5? Zviy. E ix, YF 2 f 1920- , 417 .- W V ,, f g I .rf Wiz! f ' g ffl 4 5 'lun' 1' db. Ifffgzj al! fy YF W tl 73, I ,Z ,Kf x fl X uf-I W ' I Q 1 U We saw our boys as they march- ed away. They were our friends, our classmates, our brothers, our sweethearts, our best. We follow- ed them into a land of blood and Eire and snow, up to the front to do and to die for the eternal right. We read of Chateau-Thierry, St. Mihiel, and Verdun, saw 'them rout the Prussian Guard at Bel- leau Woods Watched them cross the Rhine, hailed them-Conquer ors! The old order changes. Our boys return to us, Americans, truer than ever, but citizens of the World. We hail the ships that bring them back to us with out- stretched hands. Welcome, more than Welcome! Welcome home again. Welcome back to the Old College campus and Old Simmons. Welcome anywhere! . Tho 0116! Simmons Yo!!! IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII!IllllllHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Rah! Hoo! Rah! Sis! Boom! Ah! Yah! Wah! Sim! Sim! Rah! Rah! Rah! Rah! Roh! Siimmonns! Simmons!! Simmons! ! ! A T ml N F 5 f 4 M it 3,,. J .- zzfi- i.- 42-1- n f 2' in fi XX Ee- in .V f f ! I '25 f R., ,wily N 9- A-T ?- 0 'EL-rush ,1 2 IMNQN5 :IZ ow Aus - M- V T- M , - JE ffwfffcu Saul -W , ,I : ,Q ' f QIVILIZATIUNS .fffi . , ,L I mmm fum W ff - ' - xv 2 ' appgum 18311- 51? KK? :ALL ul THE. .SERVILR if X S OF I LUT'I,fiJllI1'X' HJIIU Y ' 'Zi-132 QouN1'iI2Y- ak if mf cull Samnzzkw, -' , SfLL1.o3Ls, mm PIARJUSS Lf' ms V01-UMR. cm TNI. ERDNCU ffl rs afnmpumxf nnnzcnfmn. mem 'ULF QGNTLENT3 'L 'IFIHIIEZ COLLEGE CLASSES ' A SIIIMIIMICDJNS IBSEAUTHIES CLUBS and CCDIRGANJIZATIICJNS H ' ATHLIETHCS 1 THE SPUR g 2 ,M 'sx KL: a N 'f I il ,A 2 V4 1 f S---,F if S- S ' ff! 'VX - ' 4 E: : '- ' 9lgf'?4P55?f,1+?-1' Q, QQ :QQYEEEE ,f I -gk Aff-- n f. f - I':'f 5 U S W2 N 'Q .' Ju . ,ffl 5 . fx' ' ., . I l r , ' ' K , .M K lE.,,,,w . 'MMm ., QL ' 'A D . s, - - J- -...- Q , 7 fi: U dl T sw - f ,Z X NB! , W 1 g gi ' ' ' Xa SMX E45-c , 1 1 I if Q ff 5 if , J g .ff b,f!f!yN?C' fff gf Zz!!! 1 .ffl fy M , d ' fffj! -'Q ' ff 445 1, ki ij .9 ,992 X, ' C' 41.444 'A ff. .. -S Q - ., - - .,nD C? GQ A 'B-2: ,ff- Nc..,L 3 X. M fw,f---'MM-JXA, ,-N N r Y f ,, N N 4, f 4 1' 1 X , 1 1 , X X f ' x 1 , . f-hx. . xv G. fn.. ,,-....,,.,., i r---.-- --,-- -- .-NK. ! X 1 1 1 - Y ,, ,...,,,.. A--M.,-Q. Hg, ,.. - ,-.. , , ,,- X I x V S w , i .fx Ili.. ,pih--' x f- y I X 'I X . X ,,N Eighteen ,2- THE NEW SCIENCE BUILDING A Resume and a Propheey' IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII OUR YEARS have passed, the greatest four years of our lives thus far, and the class of Nineteen comes to its gradua- tion. Our feelings present a paradox. We are glad to go and seek a place of service and yet there steals from each heart a sigh when we think of leaving the beloved scenes and associations of our Alma Mater. We find here a something, an indefinable, in- vincible something that shall shape and flavor our lives a.nd,: we hope, give distinction and character to our class. As Seniors weuhave found that the greatest thing about Simmons College is not her cam- pus, not her faculty, not her ' student body, but her spirit. The traditions, legends, and .memories clustering about the Old College campus seem to have linked themselves with the friendliness and optimism of the West to form an individuality, a college spirit that carries with it the hall-mark of its own excellence. On the horizon of a not too distant future we see the dawn of a new day for our Alma Mater. Simmons is to be a university. As she grows so shall her spirit. The purple and the gold shall take on added meaning. The purple dawning of each new sun shall be but the prophesy of a bigger and grander Simmons ere the gold of evening casts its spell over light-hearted students strolling on the campus beautiful. e T Nineteen Twenty To Simmons Students Everywhere OUR ALMA MATER has Wrought and served for more than a quarter of a century. You have seen her grow from a struggling Academy to a standard- A-1 institution, ranking in numbers and literary merit with the best institutions of the Southland. I-Ier sons and daughters are found in every field of legitimate endeavor, in both civil and military pursuits, around the world. The phenomenal growth, spirit, and influence of Simmons Col- lege is in a large measure due to her noble sons and daughters, who have uniformly borne the Simmons 'cbrandn that has become so manifest Wheresoever duty has 'called them. lt is your province to live and serve in the greatest age that has ever co.me to the peoples of the earth. These are times that try menis souls and challenge them to their highest in efficiency and best in service. I am expressing the hope that no Worthy World task shall come to any of you and you not prove morally and in- tellectually eqnal to it. The eyes of thousands of men and Women are upon you, and your Alma Mater believes in you to the last limit. Your College is facing the future with an optimism and a con- fidence peculiar to her past and commensurate with the section in which she is located and the age of which she is a potential part. I am calling upon you to lend yourselves in time, money, and co- oper-aiit sympathy to the tasks' now devolving upon those of us in authority to make the Old Scl1ool ' measure up in equipment, in- fluence, and service to its noble founder, and to Him who is the author of Christian ideals that makes culture Worthwhile. I congratulate the outgoing Senior Class on its opportunity to do the big things for its Alma Mater and the World. May no Sim- mons student ever be satisfied to do the little thing. I call upon you for your best and I confidently feel that only your best will satisfy tw you. JEFFERSON DAVIS SANDEFER, Ph.B., LL.D. President Twen ty-one ers K JULIUS OLSEN, B.S., Ph.D. Deang Professor of Sciences OSCAR HENRY COOPER, LL.D. Professor of Philosophy and Education Twenty-two N ALLEN J- MOON' M-A-y L-I?-11 GEORGE DIUGUID DAVIDSON, AB. PH Professor of Greek and Latm Professor of Modern Languages .D VVILLIAIVI FRANCIS FRY, A.B., M.A., D.D. DAVID XVESLEY ARNETTE, A.B',MAA' Professor of Biblical Interpretation Professor of Biology ALBERT EDWIN CHANDLER, A.B. LUCIEN Q. CAMPBELL. A.B. Professor of Mathematics Professor of English Twenty-three RUPERT N. RICHARDSON, A.B., PH.B. JOSEPH E- BURNAM, AB- Professor of History and Political Science Assistant Professor of Mathematics Twenty-foul x ALICE WILLIAMS, A.B. Instructor in English and Modern MRSI R' NI RIQHARDSON' AIB' Languages Ass1stant in I-Ilstory and Latm HUBERT 1?AV?D MARTIN DENNIS H. MANSELL, A.B Athletxc Dlrector Bwysal, IVIARY LOUISE SANDEFER, A.B.,1W.A. MILDRED IDAXTQNY A.B., lyllixn Assistant Professor in English Assistant in English and History Twenty-five Twenty-six GENEVIEVE METCALF EVELYN BYRD, B.S. ' Director of Commercial Dept. P1-Ofggsop of Home Economics MRS. HELEN MAE PEGUES I V YROSABEL BREEDLOVE Preceptress of Mary Frances Hall Librarian MRS. H. D. MARTIN IVY ITASCA RHODES, REGISTRAR Assistant in Mathematics Graduate Assistant in English I MRS. GEO. YV. SMITH MISS EMHWA EVANS Matron of G- I- H- Preceptress of G. I. H. Twenty-Seven GEO. H. SANDEITER, M.D. BLANCHE 'JESSIE FORD College Ph5'S1C1a'1 Student Assistant in Biology Twenty-eight S. WILSON PATTON BERNICE H. TRAMMELL Student Assistant in Physics Student Assistant in Chemistry l STILES R. ANDERSON Director of Music Jf:.,Q-. MISS BYRDIE TOWNLEY MISS JANIE CUBBIN Oratory School of Art Twenty-nine Thirty W A A MISS LOIS PETTEY MISS ADDIE BELLE GARY Violin Voice x I f MISS KATHLEEN MORRIS MISS MARY BATEN Pianoforte Piano X I ,1- JW- NEIM Q, if 4' AN V ' f - J 5' ff 1 my WLM, ,,,, - ---, 4 0- if .1 5' ff -- ' ' . 1 .L X Z f, Qi, 22 AJ G A A 1 ii! A,A - , Y, . 5 ,Q x fg w 2+ 'Q A - .nb A ,-ff L . 1 5 , . X , J I f - 2'- V 5' 1 :ss Y il- Thirty-two Gut 'Where the West Be ins Out where the hand elasp's a little stronger, Out where the smile dwells an little longer, Thatls where the VVest begins, Ont where the sun is a little brighter, Where the snows that fall are a little whiter, Tha,t's where the West, begins' Out where the skies are a trifle bluer, Out where friendship 's a little truer, That's where the West begins, Out where a fresher breeze is blowing, Vlfhere there's laughter in every streamlet flowing, Where there 's more of reaping and less of sowing, Thatls where the West begins. Out where the world is in the making, VVhere fewer hearts in despair are aching, Thatls where the West begins. -ARTHUR CHAPMAN .24- si' 'S ff 31Tifif1:- ., , -M:-f 3222511 mai2.5:s.z.awE:':2?11,-.5:. , . dim .. .3 ,,.,, , .,. X ' fx iw-Y ,g . w : ..,.1?s4fA:4 f- w: '- . X .Q--,.f..C,,,k X wfffa21..2.s5a:sLf22fffzzwl23S.Z.:fs?- 6255.-1iT:E3'1:fq:2fr:-E''isi-If'fw3?g7f. 'ff- 5.4 22255 2-22 -1. :- .2 iff I -: ::f.-ff .f2.r.,' .fd-+i1:.af1fc-..-nz... ff.:-' -25' if .Jia I 1 ,L .. -,..,1 .,,.-.,.,2.,.,,. ,X.-. I D . .: z1fa1 .:'-':z- .4 .Q ......,..M..,4. .. , 14. Q.. 3 .1'1g.:r-'.:.31rE1Mt! ...wa L.-J .' f Gfiezaz-.e1:.fsfi 1 iv., ,I .4x,..w -.--, A.. f nfl , ' -:4-.,.f::,2: .rr ' 1 v-fJ.3.:ya:'Ci4f'V-: .Senior f-'-i--N .. ...f.-M..-... ,..N,,,,. ,, ,uf ...ins-,fwm,,,,,xm,, ,i -5g.:..55::g.,. . .7 . -f aiaflx-5 ., rr' Q .w1:'f f:Z-5:5-f:':'f7?SfL1. Sri. , ,..,3f.,,. ..,. v ..,.. -.1. ...,.. , ,. f ' EQ.. , :'1-.'f,1 W . -ff 1' 4 M 1 ' f. ,- F' Q' . 3 1: V 'i 5 1 5: l g, V !'ff ' . 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Ff' ' 1 V - ' !:..5k'.:, f'1 iJ,T9': vm., . fli'r'-7- - fi-. -A-1221 ' '. :if .- 1.25. f. 0- ..f 'f'-1:-41695 I 'Q .-ge-1 Y .f Thirty-tive Thirty-six MARY THEODOSIA COOPER, AB MODERN LANGUAGE Abilene, Texas RICE P. PIERSKON, AB. CLASSICAL Abilene, Texas MARSENA FRANCES KEETER, AB. SCIENTIFIC Elbert, Texas BERTHA FAY LAMKIN, AB. PHILOSOPHICAL Mineral Wells, Texas Thirty-seven T Thirty-eight FLOY REEVES, AB PHILOSOPHICAL Abilene, Texas D. Q. RIDDLE, AB. SCIENTIFIC Eldorado, Texas DOROTHY ELIZABETH CARSGN, A.B. PHILOSOPHICAL Barstow, Texas MARY KATHRYN BATEN, AB. MODERN LANGUAGE Cisco, Texas rty- lnP Forty ISORA ELIZABETH FORD, AB.. PHILOSOPHICAL Abilene, Texas WILBUR WATSON WIMBERLY, A.B SCIENTIFIC Midland, Texas MINA DARBY, AB. PHILOSOPHICAL Abilene, Texas THEODORE GARNETT MUIR PHILOSOPHICAL Abilene, Texas I Forty-two 4 CORA BEATRICE PURVIS, A.B SCIENTIFIC Atwell, Texas JOHN HENRY MCLAUGHLIN, A.B PHILOSOPHICAL Abilene, Texas 1 VVINNNIE KATHLYN HOLLABAUGH, AB. PHILOSOPHICAL Alvord, Texas NELL PEARL TRACY, AB. PHILOSOPHICAL Merkel, Texas Forty-three Forty-fo MARTHA JESSIE CAROTHERS, AB. PHILOSOPHICAL Sylvester, Texas CHARLES PINCKNEY STRICKLAND, A.B PHILOSOPHICAL Palacios, Texas BLANCHE JESSIE FORD, A.B. SCIENTIFIC Tell, Texas JOHN WASHINGTON VVILLIAMS, AB. PHILOSOPHICAL Mountain Air, New Mexico -f. 1 -e 122 ' Q- . 1. . ' i r ?I 'fjffki if 'A 5 '- 1 '73', ' 1: ,Q W 4 ,:,-51: ' .4.- - Lf,-5: ,,.,f:,:M 'Vcf ff 55' 2- I .V A fe? -n -41,4-I '- -V-' ' 7- ff 2,9 1, fi I A fri? f A-..-in I y-png, I.: ,N ' , , A X rgkiw-6:5-D., , 2 in-.,:,-yi:-: 3, I ,xv - if .- 1 ,- -, - V: I 11-4 -- ,ew , -- ' - ' of -1 41 Q15-f? '33, ' 'ff ig2E,,, ' it -SIE? - f Si I: y. Q , -V t 52:51 3: V, -, ,.., ' A! Y :V rg. 2,,A-114-.h ,, , .v .- QQ , '. - , ' Fgxzi 1 .s,., ' ' H .Q--1 1 , -. ' f- ' - -1 Y - ..-A.J,.' .'..,.5.L .. ..1' ' Forty-five Forty-six N FLORA MAY ADAMS, A.B PHILOSOPHICAL Abilene, Texas CARROLL SPANGLER, A. B MODERN LANGUAGE YVinters, Texas FAYE OLA GAINES, A.B. PHILOSOPHICAL Matador, Texas WALTER WATSON SIKES, A.B. CLASSICAL Rowden, Texas Forty-seven Forty-eight DAISY DEANE RAMSEL, AB PHILOSOPHICAL Garden City, Texas LORA AMELIA BRANCH, A.B. PHILOSOPHICAL Abilene, Texas PAUL WATANABE, A.B. PHILOSOPHICAL Tokyio, Japan 'Q 5 X I: 1 1 i , z v Forty-nine Fifty 1 MR. AND MRS. AJ. E. BURNAM CLASS CHAPERONES Fifty-one Fifty-two unior Ceflli A Fm-Y-three Fifty-four 5 E 4 l J. D. Sandefer, Abiene Blanche Hutchinson, Abilene Harrell Newman, Sylvester ivan Stoker, Breckenridge Morgan Copeland, Rawls Faye Dorman, Dallas C. B. Pruet, Putnam Jno. C. McVVho1'ter, Cisco I i l 1 Robert Rankin, Midland Victor Payne, Abilene Jeanette Edins, Abilene Florence Goss, Abilene T. B. Prescott, Abilene L. C. Robbins, DeLeon F. J. Brown, Abilene B. M. Jackson, Haskell Fifty-five Fifty-six x I I l 1 , i I f 1 B, H. Trammell, Breckenridge Tom Roberts, Abilene Mary Lois Hughes, Abilene Retha. Chambers, Abilene Ira. Harrison, Seymour Harry Hunter, Abilene W F'ifty-seven Fifty-eight ophomorc-3 ,A Mig.. 5 ,E ra Sixty May Cole Xviison Donnell ' Day Cloud Clemmer Cunningham Smith Irvin Patton McDonald Barkley Butler Nelson May Cook J ay McAllister Tracey Bishop Hoghland Butler Daniel Dick Jones Lac-3' Vfeakley Reeves 'Totten ' Armstrong Purvis Finley Xvalton Xvilliams English Graham Dunn Yager Carr Weakley Ballew Foy Stoker Sixty-one Sixty -two Qreshmen ,.gmq , Jef! i is 5 E 5 35 f 5 11 3 ? 5 5 'E' P1 J s Q F. l Sixty-three Sixty-four Boyd Norwood Johnson Austin Humphrey Andrews Haile Couch Camp Nicholas Cox Stepliensun McDonald Terry Killion Rudd Elliott I Harrison Ward Warreri King Zant I-Iardesty Polk Dawley Frost Crossland Pope Robinson Dunn Hittson Seastrunlc Rudd Bishop Griffing Hooks Stevenson Thompson Mansell Crane Gross Baker Hittson Martin Sanders Berry Hillman Collins Riddell Brown Craine .Tay Lacy Thompson Armes Eubank Manly Parmelly Rives Motes Key Tibbels Ashburn Kaderli Stevenson Barrier Scott Richards 'Whitesides Hsu-desty Templeton Lloyd Hartgraves Suggs Vvard Powell Pittman Draper Sixty-five Sixty-six Terry Miller Wallcer Bates Smith - Couch Dodge Tatum Trigg Reid Anderson Scott Cole Bilberry Kennedy Vessels Bul t Carey Evans Randel Amis McWhorter Howerton Curry Ramsey Robinson Whitesides Middleton Airhart Westbrook Larner Harrell Randel I Sixt Y-SEVEN Y S Lrfwwf . , ,- r Y i -7 , 3 RMU THEM 1 L 2 C, HQMSEY. . mms 'f-'02 1urT1H7'10n1l'F'fSH x T' HERE X XV 44-I-4. tv f , -751 ff m 'wvffxg J A' x ex . 'TEE Ye Ffi' Co,L1..E-4.2 97' uUS7'1i goosmm ova? THE 7cLIV.EI2. BUY SOPTE QE WoJ.1sH ,- , QV! Vu HLUT -L Ag Ng, X 8,1 f ikx Q M7 saos ro xn'DV-'NG T'0170 ' Zuni- COLEEG-E .L.1F'gHlJ 'co Lum, Vll .I'v-four VT: BNI? QESIUE HEZL Sixty-eight IEE nm OLD wNF5jQWNBxT w!f:Fr?,5r-ll x Senior Jlcaclem Seventy Seventy-one Seventy-two SENIOR ACADEMY CLASS OFFICERS Quentin Clark, President Dorothy Compere, Secretary-Treasurer Linnie Maude Fuller, Brand Reporter Aim: To be a. genuine Freshman Colors: Rainbow Flower: Sweet Pea Motto: Nothing like a Prep. Seniorfdf-1918 Glass '18--Ezqolan.-iiorq Statement Because of the many unusual financial obligations which the American people were called upon to meet at that time, the Class of 1918 deemed it a patriotic duty to forego the publication of a Bronc o. This explains the fact that through the courtesy of the 1919 Class this section was included in the '19 Bronco. At the time of publication of this volume some members of the '18 Class are serving their Country in foreign landsg the others are actively engag- ed in the various callings of life. HORACE JUDSON BLACKWELL f A.B. Scientific Hawley, Texas Philog Entered Simmons '13g Press Club: Business Mgr. Brand '18g Pres. Philos '18g Delegate to Philo-Phila Convention '18g Yell Leader for College '18g Pres. Senior Class '18, What's the matter, with Horace, I-Ie's all right. Hoss was absolutely neces- sary to the happiness of the Class of '18. for he kept it from getting in the rut of daily monotony by- jolting things up oc- casionally. Since graduating he has been serving Uncle Sam in the Navy. PEARL ADA MCCALL A.B. Classical Midland, Texas Honor Graduate ' Mary E.g Grad. Midland High School 'l5: Entered Simmons '15g Sec'y. Mary E. Spring '16g Pres. Classical Club '17g Sec'y. Students Council '18g Treas. Scgphomore Class '17g Sec'y. Senior Class '1 . Pearl is the only girl in the Class of '18 who had the nerve to take a classi- cal degreeg the ancients contain no mys- teries for her, hence she is the favorite of the Greek and Latin teachers. Stud- ious, refined and lovable, this girl classi- cist is one of Whom Simmons may well be proud. , X A if Seventy-four - RAYMOND WALLACE FOY A.B. Scientific Baird, Texas Cliog Entered Simmons '14g Pres. Clios: Inter-Society Debator '17gO. 8: D. Council: Business Mgr. Corral '15-'16g Business Mgr. Brand '16-'17g Editor of Brand '17- '18: Pres. Students Council '17-'18g Elect- ecgto ,Sgmmons Baylor Debate '18g Litarary His personal attractiveness, his genial disposition, his natural gift of oratory im- proved by a splendidly developed literary ability, peculiarly fit him for a leader of men. His abilities are as varied as the colors of the rainbow. The Brand under his editorship was recognized as one of the best College publications in Texas. Raymond commanded the respect of every student and every member of the faculty. He is a. true friend and a loyal supporter of Simmons. Under the stars and stripes he is doing his bit in France. A manly brow serenely high, a good face to look upon. -all XM HESTER GOSS A..B. Modern Language Abilene, Texas Honor Graduate Mary E.: Grad. Abilene H. S. '15g En- tered Simmons '15g Gang Leader Fresh- man Class '15, Mary E. Quartet '15-'l6: Sec'y. Junior Class '173 Sec'y. L. T. B. '17-'18g Treas. Senior Class '18. Hester has certainly upheld the tradi- tions of her family for genuine ability in her school work. Her Usmartness' must be natural, for surely one who is as peppy as Hester must not have time for serious study. She can do anything well, and was the youngest member ot the senior class. SOLON RICHMOND FEATHERSTON A.B. Scientific Aspermont, Texas Cliog Entered Simmons '12g Clio Pres. '17g Clio Scholarshipg Elected for Sim- mons-Trinity Debate '18g Vice-Pres. Y. W. C. A.g Clioandrian '18g Discharged from F. A. C. O. T. S. when armistice was signed. Solon is never content unless he is - teasing some oneg he teased one girl so long that she finally came to Simmons as ' his wife. He is a real man , and was one of the first Simmons men to serve in the army when war broke out. Seventy-five Seventy-'six OXVEN .TUDSON HULL A.B. Philosophical Midland, Texas Philog Entered Simmons '14g VVinner' Freshman-Sophomore Debate '16-'17g Pres. S. M. A. '16-'17g Pres. Philos '17g Winner Intercollegiate Debate '17, Simmons vs Ouachita Collegeg 'Elected to represent Simmons in debate with Baylor Univ. 'l7g Pres. O. Xz D. Council '17-'18g 2giiJi5ine7 . in of Thos. L. Blanton gift of S thrift, stamps to best debator in '18. As a debater, a society worker minister Mr. Hull has proved his He is nearly always successful undertakings and Simmons expects him to be a second Truett. His heart is as far from deceit as the East is from the VVest. lf X ,anda MILDRED PEARL FOY A.B. Philosophical Baird, Texas Honor Graduate Mary E.: Entered Simmons '14g Pres. Mary E. '16g Teacher Baird Public School '16-'17g Press Clubq Brand Staff '17-'18g Delegate T. I. P. A. '18g Pres. Y. W. A. '183 Awarded Olsen Medal '18. Possessing that delicacy of refinement which only accompanies the highest cul- ture, the brilliant powers of a master- mind with a broad vision of life and the lrue qualities of noble womanhood, the highest honor of her class was well be- stowed. College ability. in his MARY ANNA KING A.B. Modern Language Ablene, Texas Honor Graduate Mary E.g Entered Simmons '13: Grad. Simmons Amid '13g Rural Teacher '14- 'l6g Latina Sodalitas '16-'17g Choral Club '16-'17g Pres. Mary E. Summer '17g Pres. XVar Sewing Society '18g Delegate T. I. P. A. '18g Brand Staff '17-'18g Press Club. Anna is a King but she is certainly a queen, too, for, she knows how. to warn, comfort, and command. She is an especially good English student and thinks she will teach English for several years but it remains to be seen if see does-she is too much of an all-round girl for that. WINNIE MARY PRINCE A.B. Philosophical Abilene, Texas Honor Graduate Mary E.g Entered Simmons 'llg Grad. Simmons Academy '13g Rural Teacher '17g Y. W. A. Worlrerg Summer School 'l7q Corresponding Sec'y. Mary E. Society '18. VVinnie is certainly a Prince among Women for her disposition is never ruffled by anything, however disturbing it is Vfinnie is a good student and a loyal Sirnmonite which-by the way-is a characteristic of every 1918 senior. She can't be beat. What is an age in dull renown drudged o're ? One single little hour of love is more. ! HENRY WESLEY MORGAN A.B. Philosophical Abilene, Texas Cliog Entered Simmons '10g K. Clubg Shakesspeare Clubg Glee Clubg Member of College Quartette for four yearsg Pre- ceptress Bookstore and Bradley Hall. 'Henry will always be remembered for his connection with the bookstore and the Simmons Quartette, both of which all students of the college like to remember. Don't give up the ship is his motto as is shown by his long residence at Sim- mons. Musical as the mocking bird. JENNIE LEATITIA TATE A.B. Philosophical Abilene, Texas Honor Graduate Mary E.g Grad. Abilene H. S.: Entered Simmons 'l5g Pres. A. H. S. A. A. '16- '17g Rural Teacher Three Years: Teacher Abilene H. S. '18-'19. The Sunshine of Your Smile must have been written about Jennie because she always has a bright smile for every one. She is a splendid hostess as the seniors can testify. As Prexy says, she has all the qualities peculiar to the make- up of a successful teacher. Delightful task to rear the tender thought. Seventy-seven Seventy-eight IVY ITASCA RHODES A.B. Philosophical Abilene, Texas Honor Graduate Mary E.: Entered Simmons, Spring '13, Scholarshipg Grad. Simmons Academy '15g Latina Sodalitas '15g Vice-Pres. Mary E. Fall '17g Asst. Bursar-Registrar of the College since Spring '18, Unusual intelligence by dent of her own effort-devotion to highest ideals of life and faithfulness to duty are the fundamentals of Ivy's character. This is attested by the fact that she came to College of her own accord. defrayed all expenses, and never drew a check on her father. She was one of the strongest students in College-never missing but one-half day throughout her College ca- reer. Perseverance is the keynote of her whole make-up. Her splendid ability and industry have been rewarded by a re- sponsible position in the faculty of her Alma Mater. True, capable, a friendg pure as gold. GRACE LEE JONES A.B. Philosophical Cisco, Texas LORRIN GARFIELD KENNAMER A.B. Modern Languarge Woodville, Ala. Grad. Nashville Bible School '16g Univ. Tenn. Summer '17g Entered Simmons '17: Faculty A. C. C. '16-'18g Faculty David Lipscomb College '18-'19. Mr.Kennamer is a living contradiction of the idea that one can't do well two things at the same time-during the year '17- '18 he taught at the Abilene Christian Col- lege and attended Simmons and made good in both efforts. Simmons hopes to claim responsibility for at least one-half of his success. Along the cool sequestered vale of life he kept the even tenor of his Lay. Popeg Entered Simmons Summer '15: Cor. Sec'y. Freshman Class '16g Sec'y. Popes 'l7g Pres. Popes Fall '18p Pres. Epsilon Sigma Phi '17-'18. Grace believes in the old adage, all work and no play makes Jack a dull boy , hence she has devoted most of her time to making friends and, truly, she has a host of them. Good-humored, loyal, and ready-to-serve, Grace is a girl upon Whom one can depend. Better than riches or worldly wealth Is a heart that is always jolly. ALBERT THOMAS DOUGLAS A.B. Philosophical Abilene, Texas Phano-Philog Student Baylor University '06-'09g Entered Simmons '09g Ministerial Councilg S. M. A. '18g Rural Pastor and Evangelistic Worlier. Mr. Douglas has been a familiar figure around Simmons for several years. He is one of the many preacher boys to Whom Simmons has meant so much. He has proved his Worth in many ways dur- ing his college career. Mr. Douglas has ever been ready to offer his services on any constructive measure fostered by his ROBERT ROY COONS A.B. Scientific Elmdale, Texas Honor Graduate ' Philo: Grad. Abilene Christian College '16g IEnte'red Simmons Summer '16: Science Clubg Student Assistant in Science '17. Mr. Coons comes to us from the Abi- lene Christian College where, graduating 1 in '16, he was not only president of his ' class and an important member of every student organization but was also editor- in-chief of the college publication, The Optimist, and a competent student assist- ant on the faculty. I-Ie has shown his A worth and loyalty as a man as a student. One of his most appreciable characteris- tics is his illuminating smile Which 'calls forth a heavy response wherever it is me . college or his class. JAMES WALTON MOORE A.B. Philosophical El Centro, California Phanog Grad. Goodnight Baptist .Col- lege '16g Entered Simmons 'l6g Science Club '163 Campbell Medal '16g Pres. S. M. A. '17gNState Oratorical Contest '17g Medal Oratory '1Tg Pres. Y. M. C. A. '17-'18: Pres. O. 8: D. Council '17-'18, The prize awaits for every one, But he alone can take it, Who says with Roman courage I'l1 find a way or make it. This motto has ben exemplified by Mr. Moore both in his struggle for knowledge and quest of a housekeeper. Seventy-nine Eighty BEULAH EMMA COLLINS A.B. Philosophical Abilene, Texas Mary E.: Entered Simmons Academy Winter '13g Y. W. A. Worker, Treas. Mary E. '16-'18g Rural Teacher '17-'l85 Abilene Schools '18, Hers are the qualities of a modest, even-tempered, Christian character-ab ways filled with sunshine, her highest ambition is to make life happier for her friends. There's nothing ill can dwell in su-sh a temple . S. VERNON M'CASLAND A.B. Classical Winters, Texas Honor Graduate Cliog Grad. A. C. C. '17g Entered Sim mons Summer '17, Press Club, Brand Staffg O. Sr D. Council: Vice-Pres T S O. A.g Clio Pres, Winner of Inter-Society Debate '17, Simmons Trinity Debate 18 Literary S '18g State Championship Basketball Team '18. Studious, versatile, constant to purpose loyal and enthusiastic in every branch of college endeavor-a gifted debater fine in athletics-staring especially in basketballg a popularity born of innate friendliness, and an 'influence felt because of the simple sincerity of the man natural leader, his council is sought in many matters pertaining to the welfare of the whole student body. His former Alma Mater has claimed him as SCIBIICG Instructor and Athletic Coach. But he still loves Simmons. Radiant, genial, kind, loyal and true JEWELL WATSON A.B. Philosophical Stephenville, Texas Mary E., Entered Simmons '17g Latin Instructor John Tarleton College '13-'lfll Chicago Univ. Summer School: Chaplin Mary E. Winter '183 Pres. Mary E. Spring '1 . Quiet, unassuming, kind, scholarly, are words which but feebly portray that 'which is so evident in her life. A testimony to her ability is the fact that she'has been elected to the faculty of Abilene Christian College. EVA MAY WELCH A.B. Philosophical Abilene, Texas Honor Graduate Mary E.g Entered Simmons 'OXJ Grad. Simmons Acad. '09g Rural Teacher '09 E33 Sangverein '18g Student Simmons '16- , 8' I . Quietness of disposition, Meekness of soul, Delicacy of manners, Frailty of form' But of powerful intellect-this is Eva. EDWIN GRANT SKINNER A.B. Scientific Ballinger, Texas Clio' Ballinger , H. S. 'l5g Entered Sim- mons Fall '15g Band '15-'17: Latina Sodalitas '15-'16g Orchestra '17g Science Club '16-'17g Sec'y Clios '17g Summer 3 School '18. With a mathematical mind' a jolly carefree yet s m , y pathetic nature-his is a. friendship to be highly prized. An in- mate of Toly Hall and familiar with mysteries. its RUTH LEORA EVANS A.B. Scientific Blackwell, Texas Honor Graduate Popeg Entered Simmons '12g Classical Club: Treas. Popes '13g Rural Teacher '14-'183 Summer Graduate '18. A woman With one purpose in view- an education. Quiet, reserved, resource- ful, her sterling worth is evidenced by the fact that she did much of her work by correspondence majoring in science. Upon graduation South Texas claimed her as Science instructor with mendable a. com- salary. Eigh ty-one lN1ENDAL WORD ELIOT A.B. Philosophical Anson, Texas Phanog Graduate Anson High School '13 Ent d 3 ere 'Simmons '13: Mission Band, .Tcines7 County Club '17g Ministerial Coun- ei '1 . Mendal is big-hearted, enthusiastic, and has a, kind d Wor and a hearty hand shake for every one. His struggle for an edu- cation has been heroic, evidencing great perseverance. He is investing his talents in the teaching profession. , EFFIE LOU COPELAND A.B. Modern Language Blackwell, Texas Pope: Entered Simmons Fall '13: Orchestra '15, Sec'y. Dramatic Club Fall '16, Rural Teacher '17-'18g Simmons Sum- mer School '18g Latin and English Teach- er Rural H. S. '18-'19. ' Effie is quiet, sincere, earnest in every undertaking, She adores school, having missed but one class during her five years course. She is musically interest- ed, having been a student in piano and mandolin. Let's have plenty of fun but do our duty first is her motto. Small of statue, fair of feature, Effie wan's to be a teache THOMAS JEFFERSON CROSS A.B. Scientific Granbury, Texas Cliog Grad. Granbury I-I. S. '15, Enter- ed Simmons '15g Grad. Thorp Springs Christian College '17, Jeff does not live up to the last name he has-We are thankful to say. Having been in the senior class only a part of the year he never learned to put on the dignified airs of his classmates-but remained the same unassuming student he always was. Eighty-three i W 4 Eighty- Four f c! V Tw . 5' ., - : V: ' g.:- x- ' U . V- I-HI I 'P 2.5! 1 ' Q .F H..-x ,, -47-rye L.a.,,- :x-MQf25,.- ff. - .' 73' ' at? . , ,H 4 uf i.--5X X ..m:'x1 , mu-Na-S X . iqgk, U ' 5542. A ! ' 4.1.4 lg -v- vxx 1 ,fri N .n,.p . . , , 4 xfifxrff' .J -gn Af ,, . . -p.. . u-5,1 2 ,, v s .agua fp. . . ,, N r,x,,,' ,v ., , , .y -c. .,.., .x . . x - . '- is x'- Wlfl K 2JaI .. ,4 .4 e 3 ii A U U fi ,. 1 up s f Hin ig ,1 .il i 1 , , 2 22, . V I . le naaakh Pnuuaiww K. N U ,T ily' 'Li' A I it A U 6' 4 1 in ek so zz '11 f -11 u5- avdi X: -i 23 ir 1 -1:25 uma H Il ! lr S1 6 Q9 f s If lf Ie lf ? fv if :U lf I, TH Q.: li' t, U P4 Yi! YY ll la in 'In Ma gl ' 5 1, If MH! if , 162359025 fl! 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' ,ggi2555'f4'::1QL..,A ':'l: u ?ffx,..l 'g : . ., ,W-My 1... mqihuiiiciuv Y ..,. , 4-. H :rm-FPiFT'5?2Lq,Lg.,' 7? iw. --p--p ,.,. , 'A---...'t. i '---., 'gy-.f,,.,. ' '--vm. . V 'I M v'w.9Y:Z .wwf:um+:,.:':.,.HnvL AU ,679 iq -'ffns.w. 4 4 ' ' ' ' -nv.: I Nil1bty-t-hree Ninety-four: Pope Societqi OFFICERS Fall Term Minerva Armstrong ........... .... P resident. Jennie Mae J ay ................. .... S ecretary Winter Term Isora Ford ..................... .... P resident Zadie McWhorter ............. .... S ecretary Spring Term Blanche Ford ................. President Ethel Kaderli ........ -- Secretary Jay Barrier Carothers Nicholas Pittman Littleton Suggs Davis Dunn Gaines Keeter Hoilabaugh May VWLJM Curry Humphrey Johnson eflkgl Boyd Latham Seastrunk Rives 'fkqfxrmes Barrier .1 xi Ninety-five I Ninety-six Carothers Hunt Reeves Thompson Johnson Killian Trigg Arledge Cooper Scott Nicholas Ford Persons Lawler NL ilfuller Scarborough Bishop Baker !Wea.kley 49' Olsen May wk A T - r LAL . XNXNX Y Clioanclrian RYCE P. PIERSON YCE VVAS ALMOST alittle fellow when he entered Sim il 'mons four years ago. He is still small in statue but through his many desirable traits he has grown quite large in the estimation of his fellow students. Strong in personality, sound in judgment, and keen in wit, he has won the confidence and esteem of his fellows. He has always shown great interest in all college activities. Though not a star in athletics he has taken part in the building of the teams by working faithfully with the scrubs, He has led in the work of his society. He was the i'PreXy'l of the Seniors and lcd them boldly and confidently into their endeavors always attaining success. His success in college bespeaks for him a success in the world. We are not prepared to speculate on his field of endeavor but our knowledge of Ryce makes us confident that he will succeed. Faith- ful over a few things in college he will be a ruler over many things in life. Ninety-seven Eighty-eight Jno. W. Williams J. D. Sandefer, Jr. Jnto. C. McVVhorter OFFICERS Fall Term Winter Term W11son Patton ..............-.... --.,- Spring Term Charles Strickland ............. Horace Tatum ...... .... President Secretary President Secretary President Secretary y LGS T'1'escott Stegall Bishop Tatum 'Finer eq-0' Miller Sandefer Pierson McDonald Newman Barkley Payne Patton Smith Hunter Hartgraves McAllister Brown Mayes Ninety-nine w I Littleton Brown Ball Jackson Craine Robbins Walker King 1 G wa MCWh0Tt6F Strickland Zant Spangler Cloud Evans Hollingsworth I Shepard Ashburn Couch Collins W - One Hundred Marg E. Societq OFFICERS Fall Term Theo Muir .... --. .............. --- Doris Daniel .... - .............. - --- Bertha Lampkin Elizabeth Day - Dorothy Carson Hallie Hoghland Winter Term Spring Term President Secretary President Secretary President Secretary 2 ne Hundred Amis Miller Hillman Nelson Cooper Andrews One Hundred Two Hughes Christopher Dunn Darby Clemmer Graham Ramsel Richards Tibbels Austin Johnson .Tones Bland Parmelly Kendall Huckabee Domzm Baten Foy Kyle Stulce Warren Camp Lewis Couch Gustavus I-La.1'rel1 Riddell Motes Hooks Hawkins Hittson Joiner Miller Airhart Goss Cooke Thompson Dawley -9 , , f....4.,f HH4 U, ,,, Cunningham Coffee Gracey Purvis Smith Tracy NVeakly Bilberry Hardesty Edins Vaughn Chambers Rudd Adams Powell XVa.1ker Ramsey Carey Earwoocl Lacy Norwood One Hundred Three One Hundred Foul' Philo Societq OFFICERS Fall Term Ira Harrison--- .............. ---- Fred Cole .... , ...,. ---L ...... ---- Winter Term J. H. McLaughlin .. ......,....., -M- Truett Waltoii -......,.......-. -.,, Spring Term Wilbiir VV1mber1y ............... ..., Chester Nieodemus President Secretary President Secretary President Secretary Crane Yager Clark Pruet Irvin Lloyd Polk . Westbrook Purvis Dodge Mansell Willianis Watanabe Bryant Burt Murphy Mansell Dick Stoker Fempleton Cox Vessels Barber Nicodemus Trammell Reeves English Sample Adams Stephenson Hunter Lacy Hittson One Hundred Five f. ,f- M 1,.,, x 'gg W .::Z.:' -frrw b ze, li2'?Fo :.. Q 11-2.12 mr -- ., :. -' 73 W ' - 1-1 9- -V - ' ff ht'-I-W ??Gff23.5' f if4:':'1E .!f E:'-15' . , . V -. 'NE'5i1e?E X? I ' M15 X ' x . i 7 -.Q if ge V' .. 5, f. 1' - 'V-Kjilfl ' i'::f5:f 3224 gs 'ru- L. V, .1 ,,: . 1,5-3 .ff V4 rr, '- if ,:, :,:,-,,..- '-:,. Bev V N ,. - ' FY J Jw ' 'qv' f ., 55:52 '? l . 'iV','fiV V - , 41. efwf- ,V -. 1 W . V, : fe g 4- P, ' , ' ff - ' :rg 5,2-1V 1 A - ss g ' if V ' . 'V , I A . -V V , ' - 9 K' ' ' , pr , ' 1 ,. 4-f 1 , I .k::,a kL.., .1.1C. 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Wi1111e1's:-'1'11e Clios, One Hundred Seven One Hundred Eight Students Gouncil OFFICERS Jno. C. lXloWl1orter --r- o----..-- President Truett Walton ----- .... Vice-President Mary T. Cooper ---- .. ..... Secretary C. E. Dick ...... --- Treasurer Student Members Athletic Council . William Fred Cole Harrell Newman Cooper McWhorter F C . Dick Cole XValton Newman One Hundred Nine Prescott Robbins Jackson Stegall Harrison Tiner Ball Littleton YVi11iams Brown McLaughlin Wilson ,, Shepard wr PP' 50 Boyd Cooper Draper Dick B IM, Harrison ' , Stevenson Watanabe 5 X' ' QQAL One Hundred Ten 1? , Vi 5':f..: ' 61: V. ' l . 2 2:2 , f - ' G-1. f , V. f -V -' ' f V .V . x 5 V 2 : '- .14 9. ng, V Af, 1. :kno ' ' ,: ' J ' , 1-it ' A . ' .. b my Y inf, , '-,,g,.,' M, .V 4 ' 'G V 4 . 251: 4'ffa.V.f1 Q . ..f:z. I 4 .15-.V - - 2 .Q V1.1 , -f..,,Vg,VV-v.a1-VfQV,-.-M, ,wma NV ,433 ,- , V' , VV sl 9 1 ' if .I L-if 7:21 Z:'.,. ,E -V ,. Q ,fwi -V . , :hu -ms. ..'v. f .. rj--1 451- V if ,' Y' ' . 5 1 , .M ,. 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J Thompson Cooper Jackson Stegall Brown XVatanabe Harrison Wilson Lo-wtid R0bbiHS Dick McLaughlin li,,.M4Evans Draper Shepard Tiner Evans Fuller Rudd Ball One Hundred Eleven One Hundred Twelve Walton Spangler Cole Robbins Hittson MoVVhorter Tatum CPN-:ss 'work in Simmons HERE are in Simmons three main publications fostered by the student body, The Bronco, the year-book published annual- ly by the Senior Class, The Simmons Brand., the College week- ly, and The Corrall, a literary magazine published in connection with The Brand. Realizing the value and incentive given to literary effort by some sort of recognition the student body adopted a plan whereby a letter, known as the Literary S , is awarded to those who at- tain distinction along these lines. The significance of this letter is very similar to that of the Athletic S Won by a seasons playing on one of the College athletic teams. Five students won this letter during the 1918-19 session. The local Press Club is a member of the Texas Intercollegiate Press Association. At the meeting of the Association this year Simmons representatives Won one first place and two second places. The T. I. P. A. meets on the home campus-in 1920. Extensive plans for the enlargement and entertainment of the Association are :il-. ready under consideration. One Hundred Thirteen Day Vifimberly YValton Stoker Pierson McLaughlin McWhorter Nicoclemus Cooper Riddle Crane Mill er McWhorter Carson Daniel Cole Reeves Spangler Une Hundred Fourteen Jones Hoghland Polk Foy Crane Riddle, Editor McLaughlin, Mgr. McXVho1'ter Christopher Carson Wimberly Spangler Reeves Xvalton One Hundred Fifteen Daniel Cooper, Editor McLaughlin, Mgr. Jones Crane Foy Stoker McWhorter Walton McWhorter Pierson Cole One Hundred Sixteen 1 L I. i Y u . .N..-..,.-..- -.,.W...... ,,.,.,W,,. 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Florence Goss Cogee Mae Couch Robert Rankin Lois Anderson --- President --- Secretary One Hundred Twenty 0 One Hundred Twenty-two Jlmo Te Club Louise Wa1'ren Alma Parmelly Ona Faye Bland Fay Clemmer Myrtle Andfews Motto z-' ' Smile, giggle a nd git there XValton Miller Harrell Sample Hugh es Barrier Riddell Payne Martin Gross Reeves Daman Johnson McDonald Une Hundred Twenty-three CQ. l. -H. Qlub Color :-Pink and Baby Blue. Motto :-Now or Never. . 1- Q Time . One Hundred Twenty-four MEMBERS Leola Seastrunk Jackie Rives Lora Joiner Irma Barrier Annie B. Scott Lois Lollar Allie Suggs Kitty Hollabaugh Thelma Hunt Nicodemus Byrd Matchett Scott Doman Wilson One Hundred Twenty- five Trigg Hittson Smith Sims McDonald Baten Huckabee McWhorter McWl1orter Barber Thompson Evans Pope Rudd Rudd Andrews One Hundred Twenty-six Motes Eracey Carey Lewis Terry WVa.1ker Armstrong Terry Corbett 'Walker Cooke Cooper Tibbels Crossland Vaughn One Hundred Twenty-seven Cole Mansell Polk Williams Williams Mansell Mansell Pittman Evans One Hundred Twenty-eight Weakley Hardesty Suggs Bryant King Gaines Burnam Hardesty Harrell Vvilliams Baker Armes Randel Robinson Ford Vvilson Boyd Aix-hart May Randel A ll' xg Hoghland X 4 ' May Craine Amis McDonald Camp One Hundred Twenty-nine One Hundred Thirty Q. C. Club 2:-To be or not to be. ' Flower :-Bachelor 's Button. Colors:-Blonde and Brunette. Marie.Daw1ey --- --- ---- D. M Vera Smith ....... ....... .... A E. R Lucilo Hooks ...... - .... --- S.. M Nena Kate Ramsey --- ---- B. 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Cone, Edward Oscar Jr. Conger, J. C. Cowden, Rorie Cowden, L. Cooke, Jno. Lloyd Coons, Roy Copeland, Morgan L. Cooper, Hubert Cooper, Siewart , Cooper, O. H. Jr. Cooper, Chas. A. Couch, J, H. ' Cox, L. 0. Cox, Oscar Cox, Jno. WV. Cox, Kelly L. Cresswell, Gerald Craig, Bogie Crayton, Percy Crofton, Bouldin Crossley, Martin Emmett Cutberth, Lige Culler, Baxter , Darby, Joseph L. Darby, Sam Davidson, Roland Davis, Bertram Davis, W. E. Davis, Henry Day, Sam Jr. Dawson, Harry Dellis, J. Lloyd Denson, Frank Dick, Frank Dishman, Gray W. Dodge, Lee Dodge, Marion Donnell, Mark B. Draper, Ellis Duke, Harry Dunnaway, E. O. Dunn, Thomas Duke, Roy DuLaney, E. B. Durham, Bill Edmonds, Shaphard Echols, Edgar Elliott, Burton Elliott, Mendel Embrey, Robert Edley, Homer Esmond, Graydon Estes, Grady M. Evans, Bloomer Clarence Evans, Frank Featherstone, S. R. Ferguson, Theodore Fife, Major W. Finley, Norman Lee Fitzpatrick, J. B. Fisher, Aubrey Foster, A, C. Foy, Raymond Foy, Dudley Fulwiler, Howard Garner, Floyd Gartman, S. C. Gilliland, Royce Godfrey, I . E. Graham, T. L. Goodnight, Allister Goodnight, Leonard Goode, R. C. Goode, Selden Goodwin, NValter Griffin, James Griffing, Fred Yelton Griffith, Herman Guest. Martin Guy, W. T. Gunn, Nvilson Hale, Roy Hale, Lewis Hale, Fred C. Hardin, Cranford Haley, Roscoe Hall, Lee Hall, Richard Harrell, Fred Harrison, Hyman Hartgraves, Otho Hampton, Elvie Hanks, Manly Hassie, Jno. VV. Hazelwood, Auti Herring, C. E. Herrington, J. M. Hilburn, Allen Hipps, Ronald Hilton, Homer Hollingshead, Ennis Hogdes, Thomas Holt, Morris Holt, E. C, Hodges, Hubert Holl.s, Lon Holmes, J. S. Holmes, Eugene Hood, R. B. Hood, Henry Hopson, M. L. Hopkins, Lois Oscar rHowerton, Lacy Hughes, Houston Hudson, Murray Hulsey, Carl Hurd, Cecil Hunter, Harry H. Hutto, Homer H. Irvin, Vvilliam Buel Isbill, Earl Inzer, Jno. Jackson, Chas. -Jackson, I. L. Jackson, L. P. Jackson, Willie Jay, Merle Jameson, Horner Jennings, Walter Jennings, W. K. Jobe, Charnell Johnson, Albert W. Johnson, C. C. Johnson, C. M. Johnson, Rupert One Hundred Forty Johnson, R. C. Johnson, Willie Jones, Clarence Jones, Ira Jones, Joe Buck Jordan, Travis Keele, O. A. Kelley, Max Kelley, Tom Kelly, Sam Byron Kennedy, Sam Barr Kent, Edward . Kerley. James C. Key, Jas. S. Key, Ray , Keiffer. Albert Irvin King, Gordon Ray King, James D. King, Scott J. King, Lawrence Smith Kuykendall, Allen Lacy, George Russell Lafoon, Alfred Lee Landers, E. M. Larner, Edward Fane Lees, John C. Lemmons, Vergil Lloyd, Claude Lloyd, Ralph Livingstone, C. C. Magee, Cone Manly, Kline Mansell, Floyd Marlin, Frank Mansell, Ervin -Mason, Sidney -Massey, Lee Matthews, Francis Vilillard Mayes. Austin Carroll McBride. Wm. Mayfield, Malcolm McAllister. Robert Lynn McCullough, R. R. McCall, Edgar McDaniel, Robert McDaniel. Geo. W. McDonald, Lester E. McFatten. Artie McFadden, E. F. McKenzie. Durward McMurray. Paul McRae, Jno. McVVhorter, Jno. C. Medlin. Raymond Messick, Carroll Middleton, Wayne Middleton, LeRoy Miles, W. K. Mobley, Joe Moore, John Moore, J. Fred Moore, J. I. Moore. Jack Bristow Morris, Reed Morgan, A. J. Morris, Robert Morris, Bill Morrow. Miss Florence Miller, Espy Miller, A. C, Miller, Jno. B. Muston, 'Will Muston, Fred Munden, Edward Murrell, Jacob Franklin Mullins, Royoe NeNal. Otis Newman, Harrell Nicholas, George B. Nicodemus, C. E. Noland, Goode Odor, Paul Pardue, David Parks, Jno. Park, Fred Parker, Floy Paxton, Miss Mildred Patton, S. W. Payne, Victor Payne, W. N. Payton. Clinton Pegues, John A. Pegues, Mack Pegues. Perry Peek, Irvin Perry. Burtis Peterson, Ira Pierson, Royce P. Poe. Andrew W. Potter, VValter A. Powers, Steve Provence. Howell Pruet. Chesley B. Pumphery, Dennis Purvis, Jesse E. Ramsey, David Rankin, Robert C. Randel, Floyd L. Ratliff. Lester Rayburn, Clay Reid. J. NV. Reed, Caleb Reese, Homer W. Reeves. J. Fiayd Reynolds. R05 Rhodes, Elton Richards, Luther Riddle, D. Q. Rister, Claude Rippy, Thomas D. Richardson, R. N. Roberts. Tom Robinson, Frank K. Roland, Clifton M. lgogers, Jesse osenquest, F. O. Routh, W. E. Rowell. Lewis Samnle. James Sanders. Bennie Sayles, Ted Sandefer, J. D. Jr. Schmidt, R. E. F. Scott. Edward H. Seeley, Earl Self, Marion Sesson, Wesley Shook, Roscoe Sipe. Odell Sipes, W. C. Shaw, Clyde Simms, Elmer T. Smith, Charles Ross Smith, Willard Smith, Frank Solomon, Eldridge W. Spangler, Carroll Spaulding, Eugene Spear, Joe Leo Sprawls, Harry Stearns, Elmer Stell, A. L. Stevenson, Wiley A. Stoker, Ivan Stribling, Geo. H. Strickland, Chas. Strickland. Marcus Tabor, Maynard Tatum, Horace Teaff, Nimrod J. Templeton, Benton L. Terry, Jack M. Thomas, Mark Thompson, Clarence Thompson, Charles C. Thompkin, VValter Tillett, Henry Tobey, G. E. Tollet, Carl Totten, Joe Milo Trammell, Bernice Trantham. Homer Triplett, Granville Tucker, Jasper Tucker, Bynum Turner. Morgan Vessels, Valley Wagnon, Noah XVagnon, Seth VVagnon. C. B. Wagstaff. Robert Watts, Otto Walton. Jno. E. VVarnick, John , Walker, Jack Walker. Hall Vvallace, Horace Watson, B. B. Watson, Vedder B. Walton. Truett Weakley, Warren Ward, John A. W'eakley, Forrest Weakley, O. L. Vvellborn, Walter VVhite, VV. G. White. Clyde Whitaker. XVi1bur Wells, Newman F. Webb, Earl Webb, Milton VVilliams, E. Otto Xvilliams. Lee Williams. Wilbur Williams, Claude VVilliams, Robert VV. Xvilson, Clifford C. XVilson, Frank Wimberly, 'Wilbur Winters, Jesse Winter, James VVinstead, Dewey Womack, Edgar Womack. Minter Wood, Wood Wood Yager, Yates, Hanks James William B. Chas. E. Jr. Clay Young, Perry Young, Thomas Zant, William A. One Hundred Forty-one Simmons College S. A. T. C IN COMPANY FRONT eHddFt ON THE BARRAOKS STEPS ' yt MESS FORMATION , THE COLOR GUARD One Hundred Forty-three CADET OFFICERS Norman Finley .................... Cadet Captain Chas. E. Yager ..... .... C adet lst. Lieut. W. Fred Cole .......... .... C adet 2nd. Lieut. Morgan L. Copeland --- --- Cadet 2nd. Lieut. One Hundred Forty-four :Sw y -O ' D O CAPTAIN R. G. LANE Quartermaster LIEUT. CI-IAS. M. ENNIS Small Arms Instructor CAPTAIN R. B. HANKE LIEUT. R. N. RICHARDSON Drillmaster Adjutant LIEUTJEDVVARD C. KEARNES RUPERT E. SPARKMAN Drill Instructor Company Clerk One Hundred Forty-five ' ' ,-it Q, AI' I Lure vs out SPUYJ 5 Hrrga Quorum. ' : , f .ga -5 5 E' Novvm as 1 mo- ? -,.-qi! 'hun 1'-f READY - Q-'gy Egcwej ggfg 5 2, ,gg-. P -A www --.wo 5 -x +1 I K W' W -5-mf -4: 2- 4 4 Ages? P fem? -11 f -.'q-,14'1. ' E552??2 X- 1'-- I . 532 4 2 ,O :S lp, , M ,-, US ,BEFQTLE A 1 is umzegrf,-f BRERKFRST. A fn wi:-J' u 3-341 3 X. Q. .4 ,jf-,r -M. , ? -1-I ez .:' ' E-.f'-12.51 .rifwzr J? -' -' I -E :Ei7,,m5HHwis Q.7. .xffff i :f s -'11, f 2 I I I AQ 1 X '4r'.1'L: E53 D 'Q xi 1 .5577 -f--ffsgsgif'-. 'K ,, ,t fffligfvx f Fil' .5-I fi . f if: OK Trp.: MJLJTHRY -Lmzf' 731'- . 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E as-GL Y ' V x T C ,Q-Vw. xgwilra-F! . t--ef. X if ? COLE Football i PAYNE Basketball ' 'Y f' 1'-, 'f 4: if '.1',-Wifi 1 :. ,g 3 5-. - ,g..,'f ' A , ,:,i:fz.-rags V fiE5?,.1y, . 1,7 -G.,-neva , , ,. W. .. g ' Qs. ' R' ?:..- 4 1 Q y ,jim r 15, HUNTER Baseball THE THREE CAPTAINS S Jlssocialion ATHLETIC COUNCIL A. E. Chandler, Chairman of Faculty Committee. Coach H. D. Martin D. W. Arnette Dr. Julius Olsen Coach Owen Green H Stuident Members W. F1-ed Cole Harrell Newman WEARERS OF THE S Football Payne Bradley McAllister Collins Dunaway Sandefer Cole Norman McCullough Basketball Payne Dunaway Barkley Collins Newman McDonald Cole Robinson Whitesides Bradley Mansell Baseball Payne McAllister Sandefer Collins Hunter F. Randle Bradley Norman Middleton Dunaway Ashburn Barkley Newman McDonald Dodge Finley J. Randle One Hundred Forty-eight Q ' Ns si e 1 Q55 w sis Jai? 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'efagz2...a2a'4'V:-4 ,U 1 ,A '7 H 4, Xt 1 1 kktgislxby 1 I - ,, Q Vi i f VV . x R 'S x if N P I ff yi, ' M o fge I f N. 5 4 9 , f x ' an 4 X 2 3 L X 0 ' 69 I xv ff i t Q ,V P' W fe ff 2, , ,J 5 ' ff fe sf -fl ' mn Z 1 -ff vw gg 6 4 Q yy I Q :V 2 Q X We 3 QM. . V,Q'V1'.ff5w.'. .1 V- 3, vt.: ' , , , I , , ' tfM 1 ':' ff-I ' ff f f -W Mfg 1 .. . ,' 555' K hd as . V 4, V .,.-A At the very time when, under normal conditions, the Simmons lads would have been stiffening their shoulders for a gridiron battle they were rubbing them sore with government rifles prepara- tory to a fling with the Boche. The requirements of the government were such as to make it very hard for any athletic team to leave their respective military posts, especially teams playing with col- leges rather distant from the educational centers of the state. Col- lege students, like the College athletes were bending their efforts for service and Uncle Sam, hence a Weak, though fighting team up- held the honors of Simmons on the gridiron during the past school year. Wlieii Coach Martin called for first practice about forty men reported, most of these green in the art of the game. Cole, Collins and McAllister were the only three Simmons letter men to appear Finley, a wearer of the T from Trinity U. came as a welcome addition. After a few days practice an intra-company game be- tween Company I and Company II of the Simmons Si. A. T. C. was played. The result was victory for Company I by a score of 2.5-12. There were only two inter-collegiate games, one with Howard Payne at Brownwood, and one with Meridian College on the local field. One Hundred Forty-nine The Game at Brownwood On the eleventh of November the Cowboy eleven went to Brownwood to play Howard Payne College. This game marked the initiation to the grid-iron for several wearers of the Purple. The day was raw and the field at Brownwood was hard. The boys fought well for new recruits but met defeat 26-7. In this game several of the men were injured, among them Capt. Cole, who frac- tured his shoulder, and Finley, who sustained a broken hand. This put two of the letter men out of the game for the rest of the sea- son. Following is the line-up for this game: 1 Watson ............... Center Kennedy --- --- L. G. Smith .... --- L. T. Collins --- --- L. E. Robinson --- .... R. G. Anderson .... ---- R. T. Finley ---- ------ R . E. Cole ------- ---- Q uarter McAllister Full-Back Potter ----- ---- R . Half McKenzie ---- ---. L . Half The Meridian Game On Saturday Nov. 23, Meridian College came to Simmons. Our crippled team, with inexperienced men in responsible places, were unable to take the long end of the score. A steady mist was fall- ing during the entire game. The Cowboys outplayed the visitors in the last half but came off the muddy field with the score 32-12 against them. The line-up for this game was as follows: One Hundred Fifty Watson -------------- Center Kennedy --- ---- L. G. Middleton --- - ---- .. L. T. Collins ----- --- L. E. Robinson --- --- R. G. Anderson -- ---- R. T. Smith ------ .--- R . E. McAllister - Quarter Dodge ----- -- - R. Half McKenzie --- ---- .-- L. Half Potter ---- --- Full-B ack asket Ball e.sr r V 'Cd ' f Q f ' 1 E' I l ' i 1 g N 1 A' 2 ' A ,rL, 'L I' , .pzxv , v ,,,,. . , MJ - , 12:-w VV r sy , i Q . - HE 1918-19 COWBOY QUINTETTE was one of the strong- est teams in the history of Simmons College. Six old men, Payne, Bradley, Cole, Robinson, McDonald, and Barkley were back on the court and tossing goals with greater accuracy and team work than ever before. This neucleus for a winning five was augmented by Mansell, the big center from Artesia, and Billy White- sides, one of the fastest men ever to appear on a local court. Coach Martin labored persistently. The whole student body and the team held out fond hopes for another state championship. The season opened with an easy victory over the spunky A. C. C. four to one. Then came Baylor Medical with one of the best teams team. John Tarleton suffered defeat in two games by a margin of in the state. The defenders of the Purple and Gold carried off the honors in both of the games with the doctors. Here the season ended-just as the local five were rounding out into championship form. A trip had been scheduled but so many of the games were called off that the college authorities deemed it impracticable for thefteam to go all the way to Austin for the remaining game with State. Simmons --- --- 47 Abilene Christian College ----8 Simmons --- -- G3 John Tarleton ......... --- 17 Simmons --- -- E13 John Tarleton -- 18 Simmons .... --- 335 Baylor Medics ---ll Simmons ---- --- 27 Baylor Medics -- -Z6 One Hundred Fifty-one FIRST TEAM Une Hundred Fifty-two SECOND TEAM 3 LESTER MCDONALD Snooks Position-Guard Weight-160 Height-5ft. 10in. Year on Team-First FRED COLE Titus Position-Guard Weight-156 Height-5ft. 11 in. Year on Tea.m-First BILL WHITESIDES Billy Position-Guard Weight-170 Height-5ft. 8 in. Year on Team-First IRVIN MANSELL Shorty Position-Ceni er' Weight-180 Height-6 ft. 3 in. Year on Team-First if One Hundred Fifty-three LEE DODGE Catcher 12 1' .fin-, - H ' f 'ft '- f.P f-',' fwz',!5r- I 5 ?- Q v . . ,ff m ay ' .4 ' .7 5 3 2 , 4 j ,J .. fi M gm ' o 2 H... W I , M , ,-.gf M W 1 ' 4 f' fgfflnysm. +4 4 if :iii fguiiff fi 'V , fl, W 7 fia ff if 1 , wi 4: ,gl i ii? , 2 1 144. f ,Qui fi. N f f 'SEL iii A -r if Az 4-1 ani A , ,,, , ,fl ff fx I ,iff ' ' 5 if I Y 4 -'n ,s 1' 69 e 4. VIRGIL BRADLEY Second Base One Hundred Fifty-four Dodge is one of the recruits from the Abilene High School. He is there with all of the stuff that makes a good catcher. Lee is a Freshman. He ought to make a. strong man on the team for three more years. Winters came to Simmons as a Fresh- man this year. He had been playing in- field for John Tarleton. Coach Green placed him in the outfield and it was found that he did his best work there Great things are expected of him in the future. Brad never came out of a game with- out a hit to his credit. His batting average was the highest on the team. This was his third year on second. He covered his sack like a professional. Next year may find Brad in the league. Snooksf' saw service in the left sector last year. All balls coming in his direc, tion were his regardless of holes and bumps that he had to go over in order to get under them. His hits always came at the right time. 1432 535 '-- 'ee eq ' : if 5,-,, 1 . AS? 91- ,Je 'jf ai. Kr 4'.- fa ' ..,G X +L Y fi ii l - 2.55 U . , lem 4.1.4 fiwgg :xx ,ea fra, X 9 5, qi 4,-si lv iff ,X f 1 1 , , Q S , A x 'N i X 5, sa X if 51 1 , .X TN N o S . 'if .L xg' 3' . A i pp 1 9 v' 9 , z T: i iw .- vi i 4, 1 'I tis fi 1 fyflf adm yi l i I 2 i f if ,957 w,Ti1: f- if i'sf'fi'f-X if f ,A new X 4, 'E ge . 5 iw . 2 Y S,, K JOHNNY WINTERS Utility x E. 4.6: Z e I 00 wx NN . f,fMg5,:':...,,. 5!Ql'izSQ . J- .f'fjli'i 'ilk' glmif ji ff' 'X :'A x ' Mitt- g LESTER MCDONALD Left Field Base Bali . UM ,,., f .Jw Q.. . V., L ,,,,... V I H V . 'I 'V .,., T V ' f . 254 5 j:1,v3...if'Ai'.11:7:17 ,, -. . V . V ' A5,1fn, , A A A I-.25 . V .T F 1 i'i E f V 'TWZ7 Q ui ' . j 'L ' .A ' , vj ' ' - , . ' -S .. f ,.., .,.,. . .w..J,,,, 1- I L X , W4 ' -,.,..-.-...,...... f 4 x 1- .V w. n f' fl-. . 1' 3295. v f Q. . 2 9 U , ., 'H i.: -. W Vi . .,.. . Ln-.- A.- A . Wf- SIMMONS BASE BALL 1918 Simmons .... Simmons .... Simmons .... Simmons Simmons --.-- Simmons .... Simmons .... Simmons .... Simmons .... Simmons .... .Simmons .... Simmons --- - Simmons .... Simmons --.-- Simmons --.-- Simmons .... Abilene Christian Abilene Christian Howard Payne ............ Howard Payne ............ Ft. Worth Panthe rs CTeX. LJ John Tarleton ............. John Tarleton --- T. C. U. ........ T. C. U. ...... Trinity -- Trinity ..... N. T. S. N. .... N. T. S. N. ...... John Tarleton --- -- Howard Payne -- John Tarleton --- One Hundred Fifty-five THE BASEBALL TEAM 'Jne Hundred Fifty-six PITCHING SQUAD ?4QHjQt liwwlwfg - Fl QJ' ?1'... ' TLV, L f K it 5 ' K, ,i V514 H. mjw ' :' g' .' ' if, it Es -MZ., I . 1. V C xxx. N 1 ref .ca ' ff ' 2 i , X' Y l' . 7 '. Kg ' .I VICTOR PAYNE Catcher COACH OVVEN GREEN Bachelor of Baseball The towering form of Bottle', Payne behind 'the bat strikes fear to the heart of many a would-be home-run man. His Work with Norman and his peg to second have sent dozens of oppenents back to the bleachers. As a usual thing when Vic stepped up to the plate with his big stick the ball was found in an uncovered spot in the outfield. Rube has been one of the mainstays on the Simmons diamond for four years. If a hard game was expected the fans always knew that Norman was to be in the box. His coolness in a pinch was the talk of Texas, His knowlege of the game and his genial disposition made him a universal favorite. 2 'lb' decade hh WMWW6 fgggifgiglftge' gym 1 dwg L W X W 4 REUBEN NORMAN Pitcher One Hundred Fifty-seven This was Harry's third year on the Third Base FLOYD RANDLE . WW ftfl w-W Af y lil xxx? I I I i 1' nl ' 4 l 'EXE' If 'Z l l s i X hy, V . .,., r'411'a.' w A ,G .L i 1 , ,if?ff121liY Ml' . , V1-me ,...,1' .4 4. ffgxiiilfiiaiifg '1 i2il'3i'.l 5' ' AM41iK4! I3'-.Z .- -1 uf ,M li'lf1iliiaf.!. :il .i,A..i, hm, 5 .f.2e:ms,g. 49. at 'zilszlsi iv. 'E' 'fxigfyillll' I POSEY COLLINS Short Stop One Hundred Fifty-eight HF. R. got the hot ones and the slow ones, the high flies and the long, lean skinners. His peg to first was true and snappy. Floyd is only a Freshman in Simmons so he should develop into one of the strongest men on the nine. Lefty , the wonderful southpaw is from Stamford. This was his first year in college baseball but his place on the pitching staff of the Sirnomns nine is assured so long as he keeps the control that he showed this season. His team- mates always felt safe so long as Big Lefty had 'em goin'. ' A We ,.. 1 ii 'L Q9 t ' qui 'G 4 1 Y' 'Wx jXL,.,' S X ,i,p3fi'. f 21213. 1 kfi 111 wig X x I ,S 1 'wif' '+Xff'3.f' 3. u 1 21543 if .gf fy. gii,,,3i,i5i 1:51. -'Hi 13:1 if ' K. .. I WAYNE MIDDLETON Hefty was known as one of the most dependable men on the nine. They did not get too hot for him. He seemed -to thrive on whiskered skinners. HIS ability to place the pill in the first baseman's hands was great to witness. first team. He served on the mound and in the outfield the other two and on first base during the 1918 season. Rosy was on the job over at pillow No. 1. They used to tell him to hit 'er Harry and let the other fellow hunt 'er! He usually did. Pitcher ,ff , . 3:1 - w.'..??f'ni?1-, , , ., .1 f f - If !3 use 4 X- .- 1 lv A Ffa? .ff ' Y ag J I 4 K I I f 1' f 1 75, L 'ul xi X J G L X me XM 3 Ji W' X f W 11, l X r' l X QQ ' if .. HARRY HUNTER Captain and First Base VICTOR PAYNE Bottle A Position-Guard Weight-196 Height-6 ft. Year on Team-Second POSEY COLLINS Hefty Position-Forward Weight-140 Height-5ft. 7 in. Year on Team-First FRANK ROBINSON Bobbie Position-Forward Weight-168 Height-5 ft. 8 in. Year on Team-First MELL BARKLEY Mfe11 Position-Center Weight-170 Height-6ft. 2 in. Year on Team-Second One Hundred Fifty-nine FE. - . AA 131 . ' . .j K if 1: ' i f, 1- e .4 5 ,. E' '75 Q, . .iii -JE, , ' A, 5321 3 gf f. 'ii 4' ' ..l,.3 . .. 1 Vu 3.455 ' , 1 '44 . i wi ax N 551 iii' ri ix W if y i l 4151! Q X. iff! , ,.. 3 A ll fliziglgk Wi . giitxlw ,Q legit? ig '1', X lik f ' X3 Jiii ' fif. 2:51 I ,Maja K This was Mell's second year in college but his first year in baseball. He had the World beat when it came to steam and smoke. When Mell rose on his toes and let the ball drive the catcher's mitt saw stars. VVith a little more experience Barkley will be an invaluable man on the t63.I'l'l. Finley came to us from Trinity Uni- versity. This was his first year in col- lege baseball but he had a way of being around when the pill strayed off toward right field and his peg could be trusted to cut off. his man. NORMAN FINLEY MELL BARKLEY Pitcher Right Field X . 2? Jimmie could play one position in the 3525 garden as well as another but his favorite F . -, W was right field. Here he pawed the ai jf, .1 'T with pep and waited for Whatever came .wiv 5 , his way. Jimmie was not a shark with Q. ' 1 the stick but no one will forget how his hit Zmgg zf 9 brought in the score in the twelve inning V -wf,Q. Qgiw gi Tarleton game. .W i 151 f ', .5251--'frfi' V25-.i W lm .Gif !QvK?7n1l7l4'.? J -1f3iA'-'iifgiigilgi iii- M i!ii?'Zix ' ' fffk in 4'g!,3i '2i Dunnie kept the grass tramped down A , in the infield last year but he proved very ,avi fn efficient in the outer gardens during this season. He had an accurate peg to any part of the diamond. His batting average fi i s was near the top. If Dunnie couldn't I rattle an 0DDonent he would be safe in 1,1 'i any series. ' A ., JAMES RANDLE ODWYER DUNA 01-It Field Center Field One Hundred Sixty WAY Co-Ed. Athletics GIRLS GYMNASIUM LEARNING TO POSE ddS One Hundred Sixty-two ff f , U ,ag s .3 1 m , n 5 mfg:-F Now , ' .. jr A .N I - f' I 4' RP' vi LS? 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Bicormwl: - lVK0'2.'E CIVILIZ E11 , THEY DIDPFT TW T0 spam owe .Siwmom 'if I .D RY ,.:,-X I THE' NSN QUITE. H VQTOULUN HND T0 TLUNI4 Truj' T ILT t-'LE QFLGHL 15-'C IN ClTZ K. I Gvrss Rf1T!NCf THEIR New , :mf :MI wwf! Wiz :pq , WHS WLWVQ, g SCHOOL- 15 ou-r.-.Y n' 'MlF'LL, Quoin Lanz 'ra You -CUM. f +4354 , 1 KOIJEDGE NOOZE OF THE YEAR One Hundred Seventy-three .fidg- mp, I L g M M SDUMH U EUS 'QE-,55,, W' - is js.,-A Um NEED WM x L:',,, E ' Q WHERE YG? '10NF'f'0f5T scans mn,.:Doaa1-f 7 5 B ' - W2 :LQ aff, - my f ' JQ55lL 1J, v I df X X f ' aff' Fug H! 'F ,f f 2-L., 3-xD:jq3lA'! E Kari G lu ' I -:- 0 xx. 0 Exilim Pg-gf : J, ! I r 1 KL Twnfr 'FWNRL JUST BLPOPF in f XT f I Q 2 Z ', I A r FW . .......,....... M ...1, .L - ' 3 fix Lj f' A Q A T- . 'm FN '5 OI C C WT 5 , ,ly 1 I fgz g-,J f H 7 f N31 X ilu 541- X Q - : - l N - ,f,K. j- 7 - I NJX. 1' lg E 5 Sxgtg-:H ffEFiL3i.i C k 5 ,ummm M? rms SLITTIJL 'peresonzu mason QFFS OWN T02 BEING GLRD xT'HWT' s 7 'THE Wim rs oV.'E?. 3NT.s721nlG. 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Q..- ' K V SA '- X - fnfz.-vwfvs WILL 1-Hs: 'C,oJ.nsu nvvsnrnmrrv' aomgw f V i qpp0RruNl'fl:3 WEE 'B E 'POYZE YO U nun WM M'LS llTH' , -. K :V V Vg: One Hundred Seventy-eight .Q agp 23 ff rf f f5Ql SB f . Q x. ' xg-f I ' li I Y' 7 '1 :t . iii . A J , fgsasssff i , 4 x -. X - ilgiiii- P A- J 2 sk l -V L Xj 5 e ' L 154 5237 iii f S -f' animal ii M? M ' . , 1 '! '54 V , Q' ' f H . o .Em . - la? 1 GV 1 ' X j.,,4f LW Comme 'BFICK T0 6:0039 OL-D S IMMOMS' NEYT YEAR, ui? Cf00ZD,3 ern Tool' A RESUME Vie mounted the Bronco, knowing little of his gaits, but constitutionally sound and with a tenderfootls enthusiasm. The oulloclq for the year was about as cheerful as the thoughts of a sea- sick soldier. Mars, the insatiable, had claimed the genius of the school leaving no semblance of the old-time pep. Dire threats from the faculty told us that our graduation was endangered if we cut classes. The photographer sowed ihe old school down with the information that the whole thing was going broke. Cut down expensesfi urged the business manager. Shoot us the dope, came in every letter from the engraving company. Hlllore copy,'? skrieked the printer-and all the time we were cutting class, posing girls for the beauty section or daubing paste on a picture of 4'Dam-lt'l. As a last straw the busi- ness manager took to the field as college evangelist leaving us with a stack of copy six feet high and a three thousand dollar debt. VVe hung on. But now, no more of the 'lintelleetual life for us. We are for the farm. Address your complaints to Hthe banks of the riveru or 'lSomewhere east of the Suezf' You'll find us there-asleep. D. Q. R. THE 6 EN UPPORT Nm -,D ND Ta-iv an me Km. A Loaf: W I H1 A grams apr Epi- ' au: 0 h - - ' E L . 1 . .' ., ...:S M NBA T'.W 'gEWWii2i'LiHfr 'foul bool- J mm we qomsi-1. 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I N s. -1-.Aga 1 ' -' '-Gal f f Q ' , ,Z , '-XJ ,gif f rwis.j f , Q 5 2 + lik 5 :ef ' W - ' Q x I ' ff ' tk lf' x' ' v' f x X ' --1?'gwQx..faT5 - --'..- ' 1, 4, zz . , 5 N- jig.. . mm A,g:7j9.iqiqr,r 1, 1 1' Lf 'Q - ,O 5 1 ' 1: 2 V icy? S '-H - 'Q . - xC,'fZ!IlL! J THE END AIQVEDQMQH X 9 FT-Whwnf fy : im. Q Q xf A ff , 5' X l l ir A : 4,,V . v r F - - rf G g fx 1 5, K K ' 24 XX ' S. ll N ZZ J A XX I ' LW' Ei , fu' 0 , ' . Z' N Y gf I fqx J 7 ' f 1 -e -iv-'X v K 41 Lf S ' J U I f 1 'O .. XNW NJA 1 . 5 -.a X K 1f - -T '-- N ... d. , ,,, -. - ,P gfzff ,,. ' 6 27 When in Simnnmene Petrennze these Friends and .Advertisers Abilene Gas 85 Electric Co. Abilene ,Steam Laundry AinsWorth's Market Bob Smith Bradley Knitting Co. Cagle Tailoring Co. Campbell Dry Goods Co. Carl W. Haltom Citizens National Bank Compere- Sz Compere Cowden-Payton Hardware David S. Castle Dr. L. J. Pickard Dr. Joseph Daley . Dr. Geo. H. Sandefer Dr. W. C. Neal Dr. R. A. Maddox Ed. S. Hughes-Co. Farmers 85 Merchants National Bank First State Bank Fulwiler Electric Co. Gem Theater Grimes 85 Fryar Johnson's Cafe Jones Dry Goods Co. J. C. Penny-Co. Littleton 85 Cotton McCarty Furniture Co. Mingus-Price Co. Minter Dry Goods Co. Montgomery Drug Co. Neely-Barnes Ralph Paper and Paint Co Ramsey Sz Ramsey Robinson Photo .Specialist Simmons Barber Shop Simmons College L. Simpson Lumber Co. Southern Baptist Theological Shminary Southwestern Bapt. Theological Seminary Stephen Lane Folger 4- -------- ----- - - -------- ----- - - -x- Your arclrohe Needs a Stylish Bradley Sweater -Whatever you do, Wherever you go, you must solve the style prob- lem of a suitable Wrap with a V bfi ' -'Wh'Wiff 1. -t XEZQEEQEE5: YQ, 4 - 255' 725 eg.,s::f5-4 E N . wr 54 f- :ef f rw J . :fel M 4:-:sm-:,4,X'5 V1 ' .. 'Z There are light Weight, Wool Brad ing silk ones for sheer style's sake and heavy Wooly ones for knock about Wear. ' You will find all kinds at 2 E 2 leys for chilly evenings, fascinat- M1.1,1.,,,1nn1,.1.,,-1..,1..,,...nu1M1,m1,m1m.1,.,,1ml.. -....1,,1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1,1 1 1,,n1n The Place to Trade IS WHERE YOU GET SATISFACTION That is Our Motto Any Time You Efant Service. Phone 58 CAGLE TAILORING CO. -mi --nn1un.-nn1nu1 1nn...vm.-nz1nn1nn1lm- H1-.............-mt1an--in.--nn1-an---nn-union-uuinn-nn1- -- - The Nobby Shoe Shop All kinds of Boots and Shoe Repairing. We are Makers and Repairers, not Cbbblers. All Work guaranteed. . Abilene, Texas. -..1ln1.n1mn1nn1nn1nn1nn1nu1,,n1m.- -n,,1.,,.1u,,1u,i1l1..- -an1mt.1.t,,1.,,.1ixzi1,,,,1,,g.1.m1n,11,n1.m1M.1,,u- A Complete Style Exhibition of Fashionable Footwear The styles are correct, the worlnnanship is perfect and don't Worry about the price-it is consistent with First Quality Leather. 201 . I ' ' Q ' 201 Pine Street 1 v 1 Q - I I Pine Street 1 1 1nu1.iu1un1n..1,,.1un1,,,,1uu1,,.,1.,,,11iu1.,,,1.,, -ml1,,..1..,,...nn.1,m....,,n-.nu-nn-ml1,,,-1un11n,,1,,,,1n+ POSITIONS AVERAGE 5562.00 PER NX O N T H Yes, statistics from our affiliated Employment Department show that 354 DrauS110H- trained students were placed in positions 'during the last few months at average beginning salaries of more than S60 per month. We will give you a written guafall- tee to secure you a similar position or refund your tuition. Catalogue Free. DRAUGI-IONS PRACTICAL BUSINESS COLLEGE, Abilene, Texas -nn1,, 1m,.1m..-.yt,.1m.1,m1n,,1,m-.ml1,,,.1,,,,1n:1l1,,,,.1nu1nu1nu1.1u4...nu..mv1nn.....m-.-mi--nu-tm1m 1m11nu1.uu. Twenty Years Catering to the tastes of the College Students is a record that We are proud of . You can get the best Ice Cream, Candy, Drings and Bakery Goods, go to IDES ,I1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1lm-uu1,,,,1nm1.,n1,,,,1,,,,1, 1iiu1,,,1un...n1nn...un1nu1neun1 1 1 1.m.1,1 .9 --.-- -------- .. ..-...u.-.... ------... ..... , .. 4. 'Qj'he Citizens CH.-1tionalCBe1nk Abilene, Texas - CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, EEQOODOO. This Bank is Fully Equipped to Meet the Re- quirements of its Customers A Member of the Federal Reserve As- sociation. Part of the United States Government. As strong as Uncle Sanfs Treasury. The Bank that is cautious and conservative, and yet liberal with its customers. - H555 OFFICERS GEO. L. PAXTON, President J. O. SHELTON, Vice-President J. F. GARRISON, Cashier E. CHANDLER, Assistant Cashier DIRECTORS C. P. IVARREN B. XV. MQCARATY 1 J. F. GARRISCN F. E. HAYNES J. M. IVACSTAFF J. O. SIIEIITON CEO. Ii. PAKTCN Ulm- .. .1 .-,.1n.1..1,.1,....,,t...- .. 1 .... .... -,.-.,.,.....-.,,,1.,1..1.... -. .. 1 1.....i,,, immons ollege Abilene, Texas J. D., Sandefer, LL. D., President Founded 1891 lt offers three years' Academy and four years, College Work. lts faculty of thirty is equal to that offered 'by any college in the land. Each member of the faculty is a University-trained Christian 'nan or Woman. The Work done in Sim- mons College is like a ,twenty-dollar gold piece-good anywhere. Its A. B. grad- uates, having done a definite amount of education, are entitled to Permanent Certificates Students of Freshman standing, do- ing a definite amount of education are entitled to First Grade Four-Year Certi- ficates without examination. The l'oca- tion is ideal. Superior dormitory facil- ities. Minimum expense. Maximum returns. A 375,000 Science Halliunder construction. A 350,000 Fine Arts build- ing to be erected during coming year. For catalogue or further information, Address: D. H. MANSELL, A. B. Registrar and Bursar 'P 1-111 -' 1 -1 '- I--lu-rn--nniuninu 1----L11i mfg m1...-....i....111...-..--.--L11111-...1111...n...,,, CARL W. HALTO College Jewelry a Specialty The Best in Town. The Simmons College Jeweler. sian-nniun....n-11111-nn-uni -. 1. 1 1 1 1 1 1 inllluninllinlli , 1 .... ..... ..... Q 1-.m,1H,i. Did ouK ow? That we have the largest chain of Dry Goods Stores in the United States, selling Clothing, Dry Goods, Shoes and Ladies Ready-to-Wear? That our stores extend from Wasl1ing'ton to Pennsylvania, and from Canada to Mexico? That we sell for cash absolutely and for one price only? That our orders are placed weeks and months ahead,-you know what this means to you. i That we have a large cooperation of buyers constantly in the best markets in the country-buying all the time? That our sales for 1918 were over Twenty Million Dollars? That our prices are lower than the mail order houses, city department stores and special sales? Vile offer good, clean, reliable merchandise at the lowest price? To lnvestigate Wil'l Pay Y ou. .. PENNY COMPANY 197 Busy Stores 4...-..H-....-....-....-....-.........,.-...........-....-....-....-....-.1........-.... -....,-....-..........,-.,..-....-....-.N-,...-....-.,..-.,4. The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY The session of eight months opens October lst. Excellent equipment, able and progressive faculty, wide range of theological study. lf help is needed to pay board, write to Mr. B. Pressley Smith, Treasurer of the Studentsl Fund. For catalogue or other information, write to . E. Y. MULLINS, President 4. .U ------.- ...-...-..-........-..-nh.......-...-...-..-M.-,..-in ---. ,... -..... 4. 4. 1...-. .-...-i.,-...,..,...-.,..- - - -...........-..,.-H..-............-....-........,.........-.....-1...-....-in-......-....-....-....-.. fg- MlHgUS'PflCC CO. QQ! Shoes, Clothiers, Hatters and lVlen's Furnishers 'f If 66Ever ' 1 - 4 - Xa ythlng New l 5 That's Goodv lf? . T Kahn-Tailored-Clothes ttr qf Q i S25to 375 A ' A Specialty , - This ,Store is Headquarters 2. 1 ' for the College Boy 4...-....-....-....-....-U..-...,....................-.....-...,-....-H..-..,.-...,.-.................-...........-....-.,..,-...,-.,..-....-....-..,,..,,.g. When You Needmore -COME. TO THE- SllVlMONS SUPPLY STURE Eats, Cold Drinks, Good Groceries and a Place to Lounge OUR SPECIALTY We are a part of the Coflege Life Our place of business is included in SlH111101'1,S Tradi- tions. We welcome the return of the old Students, and are eager to serve the new ones. LlTl'LETON 81 COTTGN Successors to W. T. Ridell 4, .-..,.- - - -,..-......i..-,...-,...-.,........-.. - -.......H....,..,..,......,,-...........-.......,..,... .. ... - - - -,. 4. .,1nu.- 1nn..nu1 1 ... 1 1 1.,,.1 1 1 1 -...nl-nn-n 1.1.1.1 -. 1 1m,1..,,.1 1 ...., ..... 1 14, Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary I Fort Worth, Texas This institution has a full course of theological studies-Greek, Hebrew, Systematic Theology, Honiiletics, Church History, and so on. ln addition, it has special departments in Evangelism, Gospel Music, Religious Education, W0l1l61l7S Missionary Training, including Kindergarten, Domestic Science, Piano Music, etc. lt gives practically all of its courses by correspondence, the credits for which are given in any of the courses in which the studies are required. It has a summer school from June lst to July llth. Its enrollment this year will run over Vile give limited help on students, expenses and do all We can to get pastorates for the preachers in the neighborhood of Fort Wortli. For further information and Catalogue write to L. R. SCARBORUUGH, D. D., President. BOX 995 Fort Worth, Texas ew- '- - -lll - -'f1' -m-m 1 -n- -III -'f:-- -1- - - '-'- - - - Iil' -f- - - i- ---' - 'III -M-M--H-I-M--In--I+ Welcome Awaits Honest VVith You Your Visits r to our plant, Where you will find ' scientific methods, modern equip- l , I ment and experienced labor, en- l abling us to give the very best l . , -rvi in v ' r'1 . se ce e ery depa tnent I i LUMBER 5 IIIlllllllIllllllllllllllllllllIllllllIIIllllIIIilllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllIllilllllllllllllllllllllllllll 1 llllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllIllllll Abilene Steam Company AlDllCllG, Texas. Dry Cleaners Pressers . and Dyers. Service f or You 4. ..- 1 .. -.,.,-......-..,...,...-...-....... .. .. .... ...,.1.,.- -- -.,,...,.,-...,-.,....,1.,-.,,,....u..,,,-.,.-..... ...W 4. -1- ---------- -- ------ ----- 4. O u1W11er E1ectr1c Co. IIIIHIIIIIIIIIIHHIIIIIIIIII!IIHillHI!IIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIHIIHIIIIIIIIIIHHIIIllllllIIHIIIIIIIII!illklllilllllllllllllHllllllllllllIIIIIIIHIHIHI Automobile and Electric Supplies lllHHIIIHIIlllllllHllllltllllllllllllllillllllilllilllllllllllltHHIHillllllllllllllllllllllllmillillllllillllllilltllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Largest Stock In West Texas ne No. 6 Abilene, Texas f '-ofmfiae m 4? V7 you realized T Robinsons Photos Exsiyoxzqi have no superiors. fx They last forever. 4 'ik Q K They are Hnishea' and look W wp ny 5-4 NNPI 0 4' A tr- X in 0 gi '35 4' mt J AQ WE rlf like a worlemarfs job. : : Robinson Photo Specialist -9 ------ f--- ---- 'P if College Students 1 r i f and .Faculty A ' N -f ff v af' I! I t ln our efforts to please you we offer for sale the best known brands of Stylish Reacl3'-to-Wear garments and in large and varied assortments from which you may make pleasing personal selections. ' 4'Co-ed Dressesn, Betty Vlfales Dress- es , Bellsinger Suitsn, Printzess v, Suits, Gage Hatsf' Elzee Hats, Q E95 Krippenclorf Ditman Shoes, are sold at X this store only in Abilene. We appreci- 1:-PH' lf ' ate your business. A Store For Young Men . , ff? In our exeluslve inen s departinent .. 1, X' You are alwayS welcome. The new togs are here from Hart Sehaffner 8 Marx and Style-Plus suits and over- eoats, Edwin Clapp and Son, also M. A, Packard fine shoes, Stetson Hats. Lyon Hats, Mtunsing Union Suits, Kaiser Neckwear and other furnishings that go with quality clothes. llynltslreln, IEIEN Bevan E UABILENES FHDEREESIVE ETURE I K ita lul l S lil! iiifui i X, Q X ll ll All -Atl vf l 1 l up V X ' w ll .ill X 2 all lil left li - 1- ,mi..1 1 1...1,,,-.ln-U,..,I-1.41M1M1ni.,,lu,,...-M..WinNinn,,mlnnnlnn-.m,...,,,.-m1 lm.-..m.... 1 ,H CCMPERE 8: COMPERE INVESTMENT BROKERS Real Estate Leases Royalties lnsuranee Rentals Suite 311-315 Citizens National Bank Buildjng List Your Holdings Witli Us. In Abilene Since 1891 4--1- --QI ---u-'---m-M- -'-H-'w-M- '--- ---- 1 --H ---- 1-- 1- -u-'- - - -w- --'- ---H-1--2-I-H--ri-ra 'Z' . O n e S D Y L Boys Llsten to Me. I Goods Q me I llllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Ill M l Ladies' Ready-to-Wear Caters to the Colle fe Q I m l l n e r trade-Show in the y new things in Men s l Furnishin ' Shoes l Hats and Tailorin T nhile ETIG5 are new. CI-IAS. W BARNES N See s Neely-Barnes ,.. IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHI II1 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIHI : ir . Ni, wk 2 r l 1 l it V gi 1 f I f .IV 7 7 ' H . - , N F ri gf 'v 1 V ei T g I I Ii T 7' i fi! 1 i I . i l T lllllllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllIlllIIIlllllllllllIII!IlllIllllllllllllllllllllllllll The Woman's Store gCf 4...-.,..-.m-M-....-....-....-..........-..l-.,..-....-..1-,,..-..1.-..,.-,...-....-u..- ..-....-.......,...- -... 4. HEADQUARTERS FOR Baseball, Football, Tennis and Basket Ball Goods. Visit our fountain for good drinks and good service. THE MONTGOMERY DRUG CO. 4. ....-....- - - -1.I.-1.-...-....-M-..u-.,..-....-............,...,....-...,..,,.,....u-,..,..,..,-....-..,.-..,............- - .... ...,. 4. Banks Are But Sellers service Such is our theory- Acting on this theory we are constantly seeking new ways of offering SERVICE to our customers and friends. If you are in need of any SEH- VICE that comes in the category of banking, Call on us. SECURITY FOR FUNDS and SERVICE TO ALL First State Bank ABILENE Corner N. 2d and Pine Sts. 5 '5 4' 4550 'xx '4DJW ' .- 1 ,gg ,Q K5-6'J5LP2gl Shop at 3.46. -1 ,3 1 i' 1 'e xx 1 . . ffm UWQLE Q 1 562 4 vi v , -'aff' Q ' -H, Q SP1 4 ' Z, 'lf o 6 sy eg 'F fs - ':.- -3- .mi- 'W ' -T W - ,nf . ,, . lf Ab1lene's Favorite Shopping Place ,ff M 6 ' I 4 . ' y , 7 S hia- Q a 1 C, 'L 7 X fn x T 7 - 'fl as , ,, f ' f si vi ff l ll N I l v gf' , f Y Y V T fl r T J fl he ii, Wi lg , Q F4-? W l I -Where quality oi merchandise is the prime consideration both in buying and selling. -Wheie the newestfashions are shown and shown first while they re really new. -Where the fairest prices prevail-aln ays the low est for the quality offered. -Where you will find the goods you Want at the time you Want them. Whether it be A i 1 :pgs Q 'X Ready-toWear 3 Dress Accessories Q yi Miilinery f or Household Needs 1 lVIen's Clothing and Furnishings y Boys, Wearables E . or Footwear. -This store and associated stores are the largest buyers and distributors of Dry Goods in Central West Texas, thereby giving us an immense advantage in selection and in prices. And the buying public of this section of the State are realizing more and more the superior buying advantages p this big store offers the people of this trade territory in f A in better goods and lower prices. mfg -Mail Orders promptly filled and goods delivered prepaid 15, to any point in Texas. . 1? , ads y - YN 'fx , S T or E n 1 ll Cel 4 Ai' Qui-um' FlRST4PRICE THE, townsr T l ' Q, E 22:33. .SEEIHI I l - if ii i i .....-. .U I E - X ff x, is ' 625 W ' e -s. ' ESTABLISHED 1892 Stephen Lane Folger, Inc. A Manufacturing Jewelers. Club and College Pins and Rings Gold, Silver and Bronze Medals. , 180 Broadway. 441---nn--n i1Q- - --L-1-- '- 11-i- nn1-n..1n--ux-unn- 1 - -nn1in?o All Through This High Cost of Living-A of all commodities, the one that gives you the greatest and most faithful service, has remained practically the same in cost- Electric Service . Electric helps have proven to be the greatest essentials during these strenuous times of conservation. And for the period that will be necessary for the world to regain its foot- ing, Electricity will continue as an absolute need in the saving of fuel, food, time and labor. Take a pencil and paper and figure out how very much Elec- tric Service will lower the cost of your living. It will convince you that your home actually needs-demands-Electric Service. Every day that you continue Without this Universal Servant means an unnecessary expense! -Ask us to help you in your planning. Freely consult us-Jour experts will gladly give you the benefit of their knowledge, without charge. ABILENE GAS 8: ELECTRIC COMPANY mi,minlg...-,-1.-,.1n,,1,..1,,,,1,,.1,.1n.1,.1..1 Il.I--,mln,,...,...MlmH....1..u,,..-,,,...,,,..-,....n1..1...-..-U Farmers or Merchants National Bank Capital ............... . 3100000 Surplus, Undivided Profits Sl00,000 Offers to its patrons sound, conser- vative banking relations. The SlH2ll'l account receives the same careful at- tention as the large one. Stuclelnfs Accounts invited En. use. HUGHES HENRY JAMES W. H. KEEBLE - R. L. FAUCETT PAUL JONES -- - - - - -President Vice President - - --t- - Cashier --- Asst, Cashier -W Asst, Cashier aio u-nn-ml1:1117-nnirlnr-ull--nn--nunixlniixlniilnvnninn-In1 n.1nn..nn-nn1uu1.nnu1uu1 -nu-nn-nninn-nuinu-nu 40 Johnsons Cafe and O Lunch Room 223 Pine Street MABILENES FAVORITE RESTAURANT I NeWlyEquipped and Furnished When in Abilene we cordially invite you to visit us Special Attention Given to Banquets .g.,....i......,...- - - - -,- - - - - .. .. - - - - - - ... - - - - -............,..g. 'A i i,i, Q ' JL- . S , .i,, . Q in f f V-ev 'i l: il ffz 'f'f76iV ' w - Mxwv- , qg,g1,jv,:fX lo 'Y . , ,7:.5z,-3, - ne 'llillllllllllllllll? mmmllllllll i L L1 fav-xi A 1-'fa A '- ' in lfgnh ? illllllllllllllll -E L kqlmi'mimJ,I , Q 1' - T5 3 i n lmllll , his ew 1 I Q ,iii -F' 1 A: 'K z'5Y 4 1 14If 'I w t ' n - LATEST MODELS AND LOWEST PRICES FURNITURE AND FLOOR OOVERING McCarty Furniture CO. Wholesale and Retail , Abilene, Texas ,,1,,,,1 1 1 1 1 1 .1 1 1.,,,...,,,.1.,,.1.m1.lm-s-n1.n1,n1m.1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11.1.1 4. .,-.......-..-.,..- ... .. .. - - .. -.,-,,.....,.....,..,-.,,.-.,.,- - - - - - - -,...-H..-,,..-,,..-,., 4. 1882 1919 and Dodge Brothers Studebaker A AUTOMOBILES They Speak for Themselves mann.: mmmnumnumnuumnnmnmnnmnmnumuunumnnunmmnmnmxnuu nunuuumnunumnumnmnummnmmum Indian Motorcycles Star, Goodyear and Goodrich Tires A Complete Line of Automobile Accessories and Parts for Dodge and Studebaker Cars Wiiiilifle ED. S. HUGHES CO. A1?S5ff,E IF Irs HARDWARE WE HAVE IT Qu u1 1 1 -m1--nn-llI1-nm-un1nn-nu..nn-un-nn.-.nn-,-,.,,1,,,,.,,,,,n-,,,,...,,,,-.,,n....m.-.m....m.1uu-.ml.- 1 1 -. Q4 W. C. NEAL T DEN'r1sT ROOMS 6 and 7 RADFORD Abilene, Texas. ..,11i...11.....-111.-4... DR, R. A. MADDOX DENTIST , Over Oo1npton's. Abilene, Texas BOB SMITH The Col-lege Tailor Headquarters for the Tailorinw' HThat Will Stand the Test. Office Phone 2371 Res, Phone 1292 DAVID S. CASTLE Architect and Engineer 29-30 Radford Bldg., Abilene, Tex. Ramsey 81 Ramsey DENTISTS Over McLeinore-Bass Drug Oo. Office Phone 177 Residence Phone 661 I. ..uu.--.-.-.-1.....11?1..- DR. L. J. PICKARD Physician and Surgeon Office 209-210 Citizens National Bank Bldg. DR. jOSEPH DALY Practice confined to Diseases of the Eyes, Ear, Nose and Throat and Fitting Glasses. Office over Fisher Xi Turners. 1 ..,.,,,1.-11,1.-,L...1.-1n- GOOD PRlNTlNG Grimes Sz Fryar 121 1-2 Pine Street. Prompt. service and careful work- manship. Phone 326 winning... .- i .-.-,....:-g.....-1 .1-.-. .. -nw nt...-,... 1 .. .-. Lnn...nn1 -.nn-W1 .-,miun Ainsworthis Market Dealer in CHOICE MEATS EEE Phone S30 N. First St. Opposite Post Office ..,,n111i1.111....11........ Dr. Geo. H. Sandefer Physician and Surgeon Office Citizens Bank Building Fourth Floor. From 5 to 6 P. M. at Anna Hall, Simmons College. PHONES AT ALL PLACES -un--uull:n--nn-nu-nu-un-nn1unr1rrn1un1nu..xnu- Cowden-Payton Hardware Company Builders' Hardware, Stoves and Ranges Queensware un1nu...uulm,1'min.....m,...n,.1un-HI,-..m.....m-.,m-.lm We supply Simmons College and all the leading Art Teachers in West Texas with Art Materials and Picture Frames, Why can't We Sell You?- Ralph Paper and Paint Co, Fourth and Pine Streets. Abilene, Texas. -un-nuinn.-nn-nu-nn:-nrr-nu-uninn-nn-nn-uu-- GEM THEATRE South Side Where the Pictures are always good. Vlfhere the price is always the lowest. We show the Wm. Fox pictures which are without an equal. Vile show Triangle and the best to be had in Comedies and Western Pictures. We appreciate your patronage and are always glad to see you. Visit Us Often H. T. Hodge, Prop. A Regular Admission--10c and l5c -nu-11:11lm-Iru-nu-unina:-un-un-un-nu-nu-nu- Simmons Barher shop To the old students, Thanks. To the new students, Vlfelcome. Good Wo1'li Location just off of Campus.