Hardin Simmons University - Bronco Yearbook (Abilene, TX)

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gferschel G. Qgchooley The dedication of this annual to Mr. Schooley, our live Wire publicity man and journalism Department head, is indicative of our recognition and appreciation of what he has meant to the students and to Hardin-Simmons University

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Sforeufvru' With the realization ot the importance ot our na- tional defense program as related to the individual lives of the students of Hardin-Simmons University, We have assembled for you the National Defense Edition of the Bronco. Because this is the last tangible possession many of the students will have with which to remember their HSU days, we have tried to give, with art Work from other editions of the Bronco, a slight review of campus years and to capture with photos and snap- shots our World oi books, sport, fun and laughter. Our hope is that you Will receive as much pleasure from this book as We did in preparing it for you. Konfenfs ADIVIINI STBATI ON CAMPUS IUNIOBS PUBLICATIONS SOPI-I OM OBE S ATHLETICS FRESI-IMEN SENIOHS ORGANIZATIONS -fx

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444 44 Cannon- Arizona Bill Fort- Babe Shaw 60141 Star l6'0ys-- World War I Chester A. Adams Allister Goodnight lack Blount O. A. Keele Kenneth Burns Reed Morris Ennis Camp Frank Martin Bobert Embry Dennis Pumphrey Aubrey Fisher Stephen D. Rainey Clyde Shaw lust thirteen names of thirteen boys who have been dead a long time. Yet they were gay, light-hearted Simmonsites who laughed and played and were very happy. They were like the boys who go lazily to their classes each day, and had the same bright ambitions and golden dreams. Chester Adams-athlete, he was a member of an old Simmons family, lack Blount-genial, likeable fellow: Kenneth Burns-dubbed Arizona Bill by his colleagues, lackadaisical but daring, he Was honored for doing Work beyond the lines of dutyp Stephen D. Rainey - athletic, impulsive, enthusias- tic, Babe Shaw-large, husky, genial, Shaw was very eager to get into the army, C. A. Keele-crackerjack student, modest, quiet, clean- cut with soaring ambitionsp Bobert Embry-preacher boy, refused his exemption, was killed in the last few days of the Warp Allister Goodnight-football player, served his team as captain: Dennis Pumphrey-died in the 1918 flu epidemic While attending the S. A. T. C. Ennis Camp, Aubrey Fisher, Frank Martin and Reed Morris are remembered by many because of traits which marked them as individual personalities. Thirteen names-thirteen boys-thirteen personalities.