Henderson State University - Star Yearbook (Arkadelphia, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 162 of the 1908 volume:

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Many have contributed their time and talent to this vvork, and these, combined with more experience and greater ability, have helped to make it what it is. VVe wish to thank those most heartily vvho, so willingly and so cheerfully, have assisted in its publication, and hope that our eHDorts may never cause you to regret the great service you have rendered us. R. B, F. KEY iBrhirz1tin11 In 115111 Bi. ES. EF. lim Elgin Pmuual is must rrsprrtfullg hrhiratrh hy tlpr Stlxhrnlta uf i5l'lIhP!'2il.1lI Gnllrglv X bs? w PX L GRACE E, the members of the Star staff wish to express in this way our appreciation and great thanks to Miss Lamme for the assistance which she has rendered us in publishing this volume. Her interest and enthusiasm have been a constant source of inspiration to us. xx? -... !7f7fGnnCY'x .SANDERS C1151 I.. THE EDITORIAL STA FF E-7 I A X 1 KX 25 GREZTJNG5 EHE Staff sends out this little volume to l'lenf derson and her Friends with the hope that all vvho receive a copy may derive much pleasure from this glimpse into our college life. Not unf mindful of its defects, vve beg leniency at your hands and trust that our work may be viewed through the eyes of a friend, not those of a critic. ALL YH KE ILDING MAIN BU G 46' 'Ui'- fir CU AWRL5 .imrofjf 0 j IL 4 ,elf 0404 owiv THE FACULTY CwuYLfru m Q, I M lyxh . af,-, 9 , Uribe lass nf 1908 li have been cantioneil thus by the wisest man the ages have X known, l1oast not thyself of iovmorrow, for thou knowest not what a tlav may bring forth. l.et another man praise thee anfl not thy own lips. .Xml yet we are going to follow the beaten path antl .lisregartl this atlvice in two ways, first by speaking of the future with its bright prospects. anal seconcl by relating' our own history. lYe tlo this not because we clo not think that this is goofl atlvice, but because we think that after we have taken a flegree in llentlerson College we will he wiser by far than Solomon in all his glory ever hopecl to be, lYe prefer to write our own biography because we flo not think that any other one will give ns justice. The hrst victim of greatness whom we shall see is Kliss Lou Clark. .Xlthough words may fail us ancl our pen may tremble when we face the insur- mountable obstacle of recorcling the qleefls of one so illustrious. our earnest DYHXCY is that the guartlian angel of prose may guizle our pen. liorn on the ocean of joy, rockerl in the craflle of the mleep, rearerl on the imposing beach where balmy breezes blow, the wontler is how she eoultl leave her happy home at lleirne on the Coast and cast her lot with such a quiet anal unassuming class of people as those who infest the halls of Henrlerson, XYe may safely juilge that she will either be a missionary to some tlesert anrl uninhabitel islancl, or cast her lot in a nunnery. Surely she will never treatl the path in which wretched man has set his foot. Her opinion of men is that they are all green. XVhen we were calletl upon to write about Miss Kathleen Gooclga-ine, at tirst we refused, not because we thought ourselves incompetent but because we clifln't have time, However, after being persuatlecl that we were the only ones worthy of such an arrluous task. we acceptetl with pleasure. XYe can say much about her past but this volume will holtl only a small part of her future, for there is a 'young gentleman of this school in love with this fair laqly an4l every one knows what love-stories mean. The conclusion of the whole matter is this, They were marriecl and livecl happily ever afterwarrlsf' llut quite often this is not true, for all do not live like the picture we see. llut we are sure that this will be a happy union, for no one who knows her can picture a man with heart so black, so base, so voirl of conscience, who coulcl not live in peace with such a one as she. 'XYe know that she will meet with unbounclecl happiness upon the high- way of life. lt has always been a custom of the lnrlians, antl is fast becoming that of the whites, to choose as their rulers ancl aclvisors the olwler anQl more experi- enced men of their race. XYe have triecl to keep abreast of the times and have chosen, and chosen well, Nr. .X. tl, Grayrlon to act as our chief. We have selected him to guicle and tlirect our footsteps over the stormy paths of college life because he had more experience before we made our entrance upon the stage in the clrama of life than we have harl since that time. llis form gracetl the halls of Henmlerson long before llenjamin Franklin memorizetl the multiplication table. He is a gentleman of the prehistoric type, wise in council. courtly' in society, stern in commanfl. 'llhrough the journey of his life we are absolutely certain that his path will be strewn with tokens of love ancl gooclwill ancl that he will go to his rewartl as he has gone through school. On llowery bells of ease. 14 If worthier hands than ours had attempted to paint a picture of one so fair as Miss Maud Harper, they would have succeeded only in part. lint since the task is ours we will rise nobly to the occasion and present to your optics a vague idea of this lovely maiden. XYe have sharpened our wits on the grindstone of knowledge to do homage to this Louisiana llelle. Un a summer's day in the month of May fortune smole one broad lingering sznile upon the home of DV. Harper. Miss Maud is the maiden with the smile that won't come off. XXI- hope that life will be one long lovely smile to her. Michael .Xngelo has come and gone. Miss Harper has come midst loud applause. She has not yet gone and quite likely never will, but when she shall have painted her masterpiece, dear old Mike will be thrown into the ashbarrel with the has-beens. ller future, like her past, will be many times brighter than the milky way. If beauty be made the test of knowledge our class-mate. Nr. Vernon lean. is easily the wisest student in our midst. XYbether beauty is the proper standard bv which to judge -wisdom or not we do not know, but this we do know, that in his case this fact is true. Profound utterances upon all momentous questions of the day pour from his mouth continually like molasses from the bung-hole of the universe. VVhere he came from nobody knows, where he treads the paths of research and discovery nobody goes. I-le is small of stature, but it is a universal truth, as we learn from Psychology. that good stuff is always done up in small packages. The walls of dear old llenderson have never inclosed one who had a clearer and more definite knowledge of Psychology than this noble American youth. In class, facts about this great science roll from his mouth like the wild rush of the cataract flown the steep declivities of the mountain-side. From present indications Mr, Jean will be a medical doctor of that class who say Throw physic to the dogs, but through the long lane of life he will always have our sympathy, On a beautiful spring morning the home of Klr. and Mrs. Ketchem was brightened by a dream of beauty, a beautiful specimen, from the flower garden of humanity, and ever since that time the loveliness of that spring morning has been symbolized by the life of this fair maiden. lllherever she goes she carries the sunshine of goodwill and unselfisbness. .Xnd yet she has been unfair to a certain extent by making a special case of one young man in this institution. lt seems to us that he receives more of the sunlight of love and affection than any one human being is entitled to. However, we are inclined to believe that when the shadows have a little longer grown, when the present crisis has reached its climax, our present friend and schoolmate will brighten the world with her kindness and will become the benefactress of the human race. XVe long for the time to come when she shall have reached the zenith of her glory, and we can all say with the learned Ben johnson. That lady was a class-mate of mine. In every age, in every clime. it matters not what the occupation or sur- roundings are, there are those who tower above the common herd. So it is in study where Miss Mamie Locke so easily surpasses the common mob of students. Since her childhood days, when she wandered in the meadows among butter- cups and clover blossoms and chased the butterdy from flower to flower, when she waded in the laughing waters of the mountain stream and played with the fishes in the rippling brook, she has ever worked onward and upward with this one thought uppermost. Hlfnowledge. knowledge. get knowledge. jXnd thus she towers to the sublime heights of learning and pours out wisdom on class like sunshine from a summer sky. Her mission on this terrestrial 'ball is to proclaim the rights of woman, to prove to the world that woman is intellectually man's equal, and to demonstrate to the ages that man has no monopoly on learning. 15 Panhandle Pete has said 'Z-Xll the world loves a lover. The class of naughty eight takes great pleasure in joining the world in loving its fellow member, Mr. blames Mehaffy. llorn in love, reared in love, fed on love, and surrounded by love. we predict that he will die in love. We voice Thomas Carlyle's sentiments when we say. Pat Mehaffy is the greatest ladies' man the centuries have yet produced. lt gives us pain to think what is and what might have been. Meliaffy might have lived one thousand years ago when knighthood was in llower. lYe regret very much that our conscience prompts us to say that our dear friend Mehaffy is just one thousand years too late. Henderson College does not carry a stock of hearts large enough for a man of his caliber. Like Alexander the Great he has conquered all the hearts in our quiet little college, and according to his room-mate cries at night because there are no more hearts to break. The proper time for our friend to have acted on life's stage would have been as Dr. Maulrlin has so happily said. ln days of old. when knights were bold. .Xnd the price of coal was high, .-X maiden fair, with peroxide hair. Said 'Love me. or I die'. lYe have now reached the sublime height of beauty and intelligence in our narrative and when the blooming countenance of Miss Ruth Pipkin is flashed upon the canvas of public scrutiny we all take off our hats and stop to do homage to the first lady of the class of IOOS. Her childhood days were passed among the most happv surroundings which our imagination can picture. She was indeed fortunate in having a number of brothers and sisters to guide and direct her footsteps. .Xfter she left the shelter of her parental domicile to seek adventure in a boarding school. she was fortunate enough to have a young man take the place of her brothers and look after her welfare. He would doubtless like to have the task for life. but alas! poor lad. your hopes are in vain. For this maiden fair has delved too far into the rights of woman, and drunk too deep from the waters of woman's importance. Her future lies before her. not sur- rounded by masculine attention but bv women bending their knees before her and seeking leniencv at her hands. lYoe unto the man who crosses her path. Such is the result of higher education for women. 'A lYe now pass from the sublime to the ridiculous. l am Sir Oracle, when l ope mv lips let no dog bark. ll'hen Mr. l aul Shell Powell. our class-mate. opens his lips there is no possible chance for others to speak. He was born when conversation was at the high water mark and has ever been the foremost social lion of these regions. ftinong the fair sex he has no equal, but a sly old fox is he. llc wires in and wires out and keeps the ladies all in doubt. He moves the wagon of thought in Henderson College along the rough and rocky road of learning. lfverywhere. at all times, he dashes brilliant sparks of knowl- edge to Freshmen and gives instruction to Seniors. lt is a burning shame that ill fortune falls to men of such promising futures. llve regret that we have to relate on these pages what an awful calamity. what an awful end. awaits one of such great promise. lt is painfully evident, as it has been ten thousand times before. that this youth. the llower of manhood. is destined to be wrecked in the voyage of life upon the barren and treacherous rocks of matrimony. Statistics fail to relate the time and place of Miss Mary Simpson's birth. lint that she was horn we are almost sure. During her childhood days. wlnch are far removed from the memory not only Of us, but of our honored president. Mr. 16 A. O. Graydon, she was led by her parents to the oracle. ln response to their prayer the oracle gave forth the following utterance: No matrimony for you until you hnd a beautiful man. Now she runs up and down the campus, the streets of Arkadelphia, and through the study hall like Diogenes with his lantern, hunting for a beautiful man. Unless she gives up the vain search, we predict for her nothing but old maidenhood. lf she has not already reached this periol of life we offer her our most hearty congratulations. lint the end she is trying to attain is like a rainbow, the idle dream of the queen of dreamcrs. Speaking of dreamers brings us to Miss Xlaye Turrentine. She has made a study of the mystery of dreams, and since she is a dreamiof beauty, it is perfectly natural that she shoulil have made a success. ln her youth she dreamed from early morn till dewy eve. llihen a few :nore years had passed she began to dream of nature and to direct her thoughts toward the woods She reached such a high state of perfection in these fields of thought that sho personified nature and gave it names like Dearwood. lndeed she is a veritable nature fakir. XYhat she will Finally grind out from the held of knowledge. tiine only will tell. There are some who have the elements of a noble character so concealed in them, that we never know what great truth will next fall from their lips. Such a one is our class-mate, Nliss Turrentine. But who is that handsome dog with the athletic shoulders and that grace- ful form? That is Duckie Peabody, alias Dudley Tull, ex-quarter back on the Henderson team. The history of such a character as his is too black to stain the fair pages of such a sacred volume. It is a source of regret that statistics have forced us to place his name on a few of these fair pages. O Statistics, what an awful blood-curflling monster art thou! .Xs for the future we hate to speak, but stern duty demands this of us. llis picture will grace the rogues' gallery of every police court in our great republic. The only reason we have allowed Duckie a berth among us is because he has the wonderful power of appropriating all superfluous hearts. He is known as the man with a heart like a trolley car, always room for one more. Therefore it is plain 'to all that he is a comforter to all love-sick maidens in the hour of sore distress and in the time of need. This is his one redeeming feature. There is one peculiarity about his criminal face, that is, the smile he always wears, but XYilliam Cullen Shakespeare has truthfully said in his little ballad entitled Ten Nights in a llar-room, or 'XYho Drove Tacks in the llaby's Face. Une may smile and smile and be a villain. There is one characteristic much desired and appreciated in women and so seldom seen that when such a phenomenon presents itself to our eyes we stand dumb-founded. There is one and only one of the class of Ioo8 in whom this admirable trait resides. That happy, yea, thrice happy maid is our fellow student, Miss Nettie Wihitesiile. She was horn when conversation was at a premium and is a walking advertisement of that old maxim, f'Silence is Colden . The remarkable trait of which we speak and which our classmate has so happily attained, even soaring to the heavens in her fame, is the faculty of being in a state of mind which is not bubbling over with empty conversation. For any person of such high accomplishments and possessed in addition of such infinite knowledge, success awaits the plucking like a ripe and juicy peach ready to fall into the lap of mother earth. Thus encleth the chapter. ltlanv things have been left unsaid which we might well have mentioned. If we have said too much, time only will tell. Pax vobiscum, ad infuntumf' D, G, T, 17 PH' fi A UK, X Officers xldvzzf 1 11 -f'11'.w1'wzf L'1'rf11Vx' ll1'LlYIH'L'I' ...X. O. GRAYDON RUTH PIPKIN. lx UDE H.x1:PER. . . . . l'.xL'L SHELL PUWELL. H1 VIVIY 1: Hfx f'111rff, qui .vc ':'1'11cii fu -:'1'ufu1111 U PLURS: lI'111'!v and I'1'0h'f. FIA NYIQR: Vzhfrf IS KATHLEEN GOQDGXKIIQ, .-X. ll. ...,.,..., U1'slLON PIII, Medal, '05, 'O6: NYl1ll1L'l' l'lmisclu'cpui s Kleclul, 117. benior lass KlqXRI.2.XRl2'1' LOU CLXRK, A. lk... .,.. PIIII,llM.X'l'lllf.XN. Hf'lw1' fu 'zvlmiii lzurmr' ix f1'1ri'. ljliiluiiizillivxnii l.lTL'l'1ll'y Swcictyg Surgczxiit-nt-:1i'm4, '05, l1'c:ls1irci', '071 Klmic zmil Oiwlci' Critic, 'img l'I'C4lIlL'lll, '07: Litcmry Critic, '07: Prcxirlciit, 085 Y. XY. C. ,X., ML-iiilmr iff Cziliiiiut, '05, '00, 'ojg Prcsiriuimt. '07, lk-li-guts in Nzulivillv, 063 liluctcrl llslagntu tw Aslixlillc, '00, '07: Cuptzliu Fii-xr limkct llzxll Tuziiii, '05, '00, '07, SL'C1'L'l1H'j' S1-pli+.niiu1'c Claw, '00, SL'Cl'k'lIl!'j' -luiiiwi' Claw, 'I'l7Q Pl'k'Nl4lL'lll, IF .X Clulm, '07, bucliuii Surgcgmt, '00, Fiiwt LlClllCll2llll, 1173 'l'1't'IlNlll'l'I' Sun- 'llflj' Schfwl, '07. Hur xfvp is zuuxiu and hw' 'I'Ull'L' is wily. SclE1'ct.11'x' 'L'lSll1Ill Phi, '03, 'olig 'l'I'L'1lSl1l'L'l'. 'oqg Piwsimly-111, . l . , 5, '06, Elocutioii C-intmt, '07, Tliiril Scrguzml Cu. D, '051 irst Scrgezmt, '00, Cziptzlin, 'll7Q llrcw for lJL'1JUi'UllL'I1l Hr ix a izuulllzy gL'llfIUII1Ll!1, U.i'm'Uu'ii1gly iw!! 1'r41a'. Prcsiclcnt Grminm Sigma, '05, '07, '08, Firft l,ici1u-113111, Cu. A, '04, 'ogg Drew for Dcpurtineiit Ring, '05, '06, 'o7: Eilitor-iii-cliief of the Star, '07, '0Sg Prcsicluiit Prcncliers' Club, '09, Prcsiclciit Senior Class, '09, Clzlss Orzltor, '08 19 JEAN MAFD12 HARPER, A. B. .... ...PHlLOMA'1'IIEAN. Cliff thy flzuzzglzz' 1111 t1111g11f'. ' Yiee-President Piliililllfllilkfllll, 'OSL Secretary Senior Class, '0S: Treasurer Pliihiinxitliezin, 'O6g Censiir, 'O5: Y. VV. C. A. Cziliinet Meniber, '07, 'OSL Bnsinew Manager Handbook, 'OSQ Kleinher First Basket Hall Team. '05, 'Oli 'O7: Sergeant Co. lt, '0Sg D1-ew for Housekeeping Medal, 'o73 Drew for Deport- inent Medal, 'ogg Vice-President D. M. D. Club, 'OS. 1 WlI.l.I.XXI Xl'.RNf1N JILXN, .-X. IE. ......,...... G.XllI..XNlJ. 1 Hu mrs lin' 1111l1Yu.ff R111111111 nf 1711111 a'l. Ileclziiimtinii Contest, 'Ogg Clirirter Klenilier Garland Society, 'O5: Cwuninittee Irv llrzift Constitution, 'O51 Chzaplzmin, K'llI'I74ll'fli Co. .X. 'l.l7Q Seewiul Lieutenzint Co. H, 'OSL .'X::1iSf2ll1l ' 'O5: Dr-Ivzite Critic, 'Orig 'i'I'L'2lSllI'C1', .071 Vice-Presinleiit, 'OSL Tim-z1s1i1'ei' Y. N, C. .X., T171 Truck Teznn, 'OSQ Pl'L'Nil,it'l1I Ggirlrnicl Society, 'oS. ANNIE THOMAS KETCHEKI, B. S .... ...PH1LoMA'rHEAN. !l'1'l,, lmzu d1'11'1'11111J fu 11111115 dclillfj' fiisfvf' 1 Corporal Co. A. '07, 'OSQ Sergeant-at'arms Philomathezm' 'O7: Drew for Housekeeping Medial, 'O7Q President of Philo- mzithean Society, 'OS , 20 M.-Xklllf FRANK LOCKIQ, A. ll. ....,.,... l'llII.1lNI.X'l'1lICAN .1711 fl11'11' 1m'11 1111'1'11'5 111111l1'5t 111011 1111' 1111111l1. Essay Contest, '00, Literary Critic Philonnitliczin Society '06, President, 'oog Presiclent Junior Class, '07, Tictl fin Essay Kledal, '06, Faculty Repiwseiitxitiye, '03, JAMES NVlLl.l.XM MEHAFFY, .'X. ll ..... . ,,.,. G,x1:1..xNn Thu Hurt iliiug -:vu dn, lets kill all flip lLl'ZUj'L'I'X- Charter Member Garland Society: Secretary, '06, '07: Vice-President, 'o0. 'O7lP1'Usitle11t'06,'O7 Marshal, '07g Decla- mation Contest, '00: W'inner lleclzunntion Contest, '07l Inter- Society Dehate, '08, Base Ilall 'l'ea1n,'o63Fo11t Ball Teain,o5, Manager Foot Ball r1'CIll'1l,'O6,'O7QX!'lCG-PI'6SlClC11K Athletic Ass sociation, '05, 'o7: Arkansas State Athletic Association, '00, '07, 'OSQ Secretary State Association, '06, '07: Secretary Athletic Association, 'ony Assistant Business Manager Star, '07, Business Manager Star, 'OSQ Captain Co. B, '003 Captain Co. A, 'o7: Senior Captain and Adjutant, 'OS3 President Little Rock Club, '07, yVinner State Oratorical Contest, '08 1 111'r'1'1' k111'iv so yn1111g tl Zmuly IUl'f!l X17 old 11 l111111i. ' Y. VV. C. A. Secretary, '07, 'OSZ Philoinathean Society, Vice-President, 'o73 President, '08g Essay Contest. '07, NVin- ner Essay Contest, 'O7Q Vice-President Senior Class, 'OSL Star Staff, 'OSQ VVinner Scholarship Medal, 'O7Q Drew for Housekeeping Medal, 'O7Q President Sunday School Class, 'OSL Class Essayist, 'oS. RUTH XVILBURN PIPKIN, A. ll. ........ PIYIILOMATHEAN. P,XL'I, SllIiI,l. POXX'lfLL, A. li. ,.,,.. .... G .xRL.xNn, ll'i!11 Tollvys of vftvfriil lfuHilt'. Charter Member Garland Society lnter-Society Debate, '07: Vice-President, '07, President, 'OSL Inter-Society De- bate, 'OSL Y. M. C. ,-X. Secretary, 'o6: Delegate to Nashville. 'OOQ Member of Cabinet. 'O81 XYinner Deelaniation Contest, '05: President Soplioniore Class, 'O6: Treasurer Senior Class. 'OSL Star Staff, '03, Qualilied for Coinpetitive Drill, '06. '07, Tliird Sergeant Cn, ll. '07: First Lieutenant Co. lj, 'OS MARY I,lQtlXgX HMPSHN, A. B. ........, PHII,0M.X'1'HlC.XN. ll'1'f und' lznizwr lvrlmrg to grunts aI011e. Y. XY. C. .X. Meinluer of Cabinet, '05, '07, 'OSQ Busi- ness Manager Hamlliook, 'Ong Elected Business Manager, '0S: Delegate to Nasliville, 'otlg llnnor Committee, '06, '07: Philo- niznlieun Society, Sergeant-:tt-arins, 'Ogg Chaplain. '05, 'O7' Literary Critic, 'O3, '08, Yiee-President, '071 Candidate B, Lf, '00, Menilver First Basket Ball Team, '05, '06, '07, 'OSL Corporal Cu, .-X, '03, '061 Second Sergeant, '06, '07, First l.lL'llU.'llIllll '07. IN: Drew for llimst-keepers Medal, 'o7: Sevretzlry ll. .-X. Clnlw, '00, 'OSI President D, M. D. Club, '08, I DL'lJLF,j' GARRARD TL'LL, .X. lin., ,..G.xRL.'xND. I 'rms Ivnrn fu Zn-pry Honor Committee, '06, 'o7: Secretary Athletic Associa- tion, '07, 'OSI Football Team, '07, 'OSL Manager Baseball Team, 'OSQ Committee on Constitution of Atliletie Associa- NST. 'O7. 'OSZ 'QStar Staff, 'OSQ Fourtli Sergeant Co. A, 'O7Q Second Lieutenant, '03, tion, 'O7g President Garland Society. 'OSQ Deelanlation Con- .XRCIHIQ MAY TL'RREN'l'INI'f. Z. Q, ...,... s . J ' .l.v fu!! nf .v,'wir1't lm ilu' 1111111111 uf Huy. PI'L'5illk'l'lt L'p5il1u1 Phi Swcicty, '05, 'or,, 'ojg Sccrm-1:1145 'mug '1'I'SllSlll'L'l', 'o7g Drew fm' lisp-vrtnm-nt My-mlznl, '05, 'um Fuurllm Sk'I'Q't'2ll1l Cm. ll, 'UML KIQINIPUI' ll1'cl1cs11':1. '05, '00, '11, NIETTIE ELIZABETH XVI-HTESIDE, B. S...LTPS1I.UN PHI, Hlinlouflvdgv cuznus, bn! 2v1'sz1'uuz I1'ugcr's. 23 Special Seniors IM-m1'u1zl .... ..., R mfoxu TURRENTINL? 1'iw-1'wsi4l.-115. .... S'1'x2L1.fx E. HOLLJXNIJ 5'vv1'rh1f'y .... ....U1Em'L EIHNRY Trm.rurvr .... ERUNIA Bvuxrli Pruplzut ,... .... I JENA L. KEY, MOTTO: Sqzzuuf, hllvlwl' und Puiv, COLOR: ljiulr und Hvlzilv. FLOYYER: I.lIFI'lI7It'n' Run. ROLL OF CL.-XSS LILLI,-XN EROXYN KATHLEEN GOCJDCAME RHTTIE GRACE MAHAN MRS. MARY WARLICK HARPER GUY XY. HOLMES BESSIE PEARCY LILLL-XN STRONG ,XLYA TARRANT OPAL REED STELLA EDNA HOLLAND LENQX LLCILE KEY GEORGE RUFORD TURRENTINE BERYL HENRY FRONL-X BRAME 24 3 f'N A . 1 qi F Oo 00 GL.. X - G N fwgi if 'o QNX T' x :N -Smvofej Cb 5n. 1. Lena Lucile Key, Expression. 2. Stella Edna Holland, Voice. 3. George Ruford Tin' rentine, Expression. 4. Lillian Traylor Brown, Piano. 5. Opal Reed, Piano. 6. Beryl Henry, Expression. 7. Fronia Brame, Piano. 0 5 fs E .aug 'Q 2 ,.,' A110555 61574. 1. Guy XY. llolmcs, lixprc-esion, 3, likcssic Grace Pcarcy, Expression. 3. Mrs Mary NVarliclc llarpcr, Piano, 4. Annie Laurie Butler, Piano. Katlilcon Gooclgamc, Expression. 7. Alva Tarrant, Voicc. 6. Lillian Strong, Voice. 1 VA' -, Qtlass ruphzcp 4 UCII a high standing organization as the Special Seniors. must have. each Illlll i every one ot them, a bright and glowing tutnre, QE if . . -, 1 M Coming events lllL'll' shadows cast before, Some have longer shadows he' Q 4, -W ., cause tl1ey are taller, twonld that we might mention Shorty 1, but there those. 552211 who are less taller, are shined upon hy the same sun, retreslietl hy the same H '12-'14-.lfvlii rainfall and cast their shadows, just as if they nieasured 111 height, seven teet. f'i list? X1 eight i11ches and three quarters. ig.-ay A .I T1 X73 H HI ik f, 1- ,hh cn tais ence. IQIE. T , -ri -Tj A special Copy of the daily paper of Arkadelphia, the Henderson College f- -' Republic, brings these different items of interest: Miss Opal Reed, :1 graduate in Piano of '08, has eflieiently served as lhrectres. of Music of Henderson College this year, devoting special attention to her three graduates. Misses Elsie DeVoe, Eula Bussell and Norma Tucker, Mrs. Harper is taking a Post Graduate Course in music. Miss Alva Tarrant, voice teacher, has just returned from her trip lo Europe, during which, on her return, she was shipwrecked a11d tloatetl around on the ocean eight days. yet came out on dry land, with renewed vigor, singing, 'tFly away, Kentucky Babe, Fly away to Rest. Miss Beryl Henry. successor to Carrie .-X. Nation. will make her last tour through the South, deliverng her special lectures on Tempe-r' nee, this fall. Don't fail to hear tl her at this place, October .2oth. tHere is an example of the fruits of Expression, 191181 The bell ringing, I put' down my paper and we11t to answer the call. .X little fellow i11 uniform handed me a telegram. I hastily tore it open Hlld read the fatal words Married FRoN1.x TLlI.L. W'-ell! .Just so! My-old graduate chum, Fronia Brame, Nine Rahs! For Shorty. persevermg little fellow, alter ten years of eoaxing, had at last triumphed, About a month later, passing through the streets of St. Louis. I noticed this sign. Miss CvO0dgI1I'l1C'S Asylum for Stray Cats. I went in, and talking with llL'f about her work she said, somewhat downcast, Yes! Yes! I gave up, long ago, my cause. searching tor a husband, a11d settled down, working for the betterment of tl1e animal race. She also told me that Mittie Grace Illahan had married a French Nobleman and was tl1e star in the leading circle of French society. Coming out of this Kitten Nursery I heard the shrill cry Peanuts and popcorn. five cents a sack. The voice sounded very much like one of our distinguished orators of '08 Going in the direction of this ery, I came upon a little popcorn stand, stationed at the corner, where, seated on a three-legged stool, Guy VV. Holmes was poring over his favorite selection, An Old Sweetheart of Mine, laying it aside every now and then to remind the passersby again, that he still had popcorn and peanuts for sale. He told me that Lillian Brown had given tip her study of piano music and had joined the Salvation Army, being the captain of its hand, and that Lillian Strong was the prima donna of this associatio11. Going on down the street, I went into a book store, and was looking over the titles, when I noticed one, How to Express Yourself and How to Act on All Occasions, by Bessie Grace Pearcy. I picked it up and opening it, I noticed tl1is one place especially: To girls: Dear friends, whenever a 'guy' proposes, nrcier, under any circumstances, reject him. I committed such a rash act once, and am now suffering the penalty of living the lonesome and retired life of a writer. Reading from the DeQueen Bee, I learned tl1at Ruford Turrentine, a former citizen of that town, but now pastor of the Skeeter Valley circuit, while' going to till his appointment, his mule, becoming frightened, had run away, and he not being able to stay with his old pal, was thrown off and his nose dislocated, thus spoiling for life his former handsome countenance. Little Rock Gazette tSpeciall March 5th, 1918: This city was awakened to a new realization of affairs last evening by a thrilling appeal on Woman's Rights, delivered by Miss Stella Holland, who is now arousing the United States with her grand ideas ex- pounded in her eloquent talks. After her great speech she favored her hearers with a touching ballad, Love Me and the NVorld is Mine. CSigned.J JAMES TNIEHAFFY. Reading this brought back to me the times when she was greeted with just such an appreciative audience-the Philomathean Society. So much for my Comrade Seniors. And where was I? Left on papa's hands! L. K. 27 4f . . f, -L 'Q' - fi X- M A 'fi I W' VX six I D IRM 1 mu A y Q E HH - RE1 111 Z he. affome ,IVNIOR CLASS YELI 11 UH Rippity, Tlllllj, 1'i111111y 11111. XXX- Ill't' 1111- 1111111-1w, yes xxx 111 XX' XX'c 1l1111't ride 1111 I.TlI111 1'f1lM'5'. XXX- cI1111't wf::11' 1111 c1111 IllI4I QUXYIL TXIII XX'k'.I'k' thc nu-Ilcst claw 111 I1 KI:1t1'1c11l:1111111, 1905. Great vu-x:,1ti1111 19011. u Ill'U f1:111'tX', wr are 1111111 1XX'll' 1 KIz1111p11l:1t11w11, 11107. G1'z11l11z1tio11. IQUQ! KlU'IX'I'O: If111'71 1111111111 .c1'1'.v 5111111' task 11111111 1111111 1':'111111 50121 IIS 1'l11s1'. OFFICERS l'1'1-.1-1'1l1'11t 1...,... ,..,......, . . . .... E1,u1Q1z'r EIIXYARDS. l'i1-1-l'1m1'11u111 .... ,. .,,,..... ...,.., I IUGH HART. .S1'1'1'1'l111'y ,,..... ..... L ETA XX'111GHT. T1'1'11.v111n'1'. . . . ......,....,.,.. .... . X1.1'.x TARR.-xN'1'. CLJXSS ROLL XIIXX' IIIXEIIES. RX'I 13RI,J 'I'L'RRENTlNI ISESSIE Ii.XL'FXI.-XX I..XXX'REXCli ROGERS EXIXIIE ILXYES I.I'Tl IER IIE,-XSLEX' ,Xl.X'.X T.XRR.XNT ELILERT EDXXHXRD5 I.liN:X KEY RIIXRYIN IIOILEXIAN XII-XRY STEEL 2 FLETCHER GUNNING SKIPXYITIIE ADAMS LXIITTIE GRACE M.-XI-IAN EDGAR DEAN LETA XXIRIGHT RICFERRIN GIBBS CHRISTINA MOORE HUGH HART IDIX POSEY 28 D81 'DlJlB gllllilll' 1855 I come not in ht-lmlf, my friends, Of thc junior Class to boast About the great spleiiflifemtis mics VVh0 do this class ccnnpose. For should I nnflertzlkc this task ' 'Twoulcl be an endless one To tell of all the iifjmlulu stunts Each one of ns has rlwnc, lint plt-gift' :illifw mc just lu any hmm- things, my yull may fuu- Qi, ywn may know its tlo Onrsclx' .X nolilt- class are wc, Fin' :ill the llClll,lC1'SOlllZ1llG lmow 'llhix claus wt thwnglit :intl might XYln,i fu x'w1':tc1-itifly clcxwui' .Xll lmliwlctlgv in thuii' bight. 1' iii thix Ill'L'9L'llt g1'uwi11g age lxvkffk' l'L1lL'1l hy l11'11i11s filmm- il 11111 hy wl1'u11gtl1. LIN 111 tlmsu Llzlys XYl1u11 jiixlicu wux l1l1lil1HWll. Phi' 1lllUNll0llS witch 11-lscil. llwu twill limi thwu nut lciwxx' that I Xru fuuiiil l1c1'u 111 our claw? lllll wl1c1'c'll wc gut tlicw 1llL'l'l of l11':1i11x NVQ. for this kimwlcclge-tl1i1'stiug wigirlrl, Grcat things will l11'i11g to light, As gtriviiig iipwarcl we become The foru111ost i11 the iight. XYc'1'c lcziving fiwtpriiits iirmly set Upon the Sands of Time Su thwsc who 001110 beliiml 115 kiimw XYC gut there, Ni11et0e11 Niue. -Lena Key, '09 I Ei?i2Iif'3. 557 X 27 6 -Y 2 J uf-.Xia ' P ' S. X L fig EISLQ ,Q 2 . effigy: Aig ,ff ,fi -fig '- - + i'-5' 2 Ci? 4 5' A? '?11:'3:h'i ' if J ff up -- ' af TL I -- nw-1, 'A I I' UI. .EE EE? ' A ff if ' -- ff 'if' - 7? ' :If ? n' . J vii 2 X n- 1- g - -' Z I? . XQLQ. Ie I - , ?:,f fI -ffl 47f27fQ51,p 1 ?,gJ5: A L 'mi 9 P N-EBT-. .Wu vii- I. Y ' im' ' yjf: ,Q 5 Ni' f ' - v, ,ff -jr, 7 Amin. ' .f f-A . 9 0 - Q3-j.f?f S0- A X 'Q I 'sh ff-D Q I 4 Svupbornnre Qllasss PI'L'YIl1L'IIf ....,.... ...... lllilwl. II:-,xlcxi I'1u'-f'1'vx1'dcr1l .... ..,,..,.,, L 'LAI-: x S1 M rs' 'N. SCL'l'c'fLl1'y ..,.... ,,,A, X YIXIflQlflv XY11Zl2NClc.'xlf'l' T1'L'HXIlI'1'l' , .,,.., Lqwls Am ll P001 ....... . .. Hum Frxx' J . I f1Il4I5UfIfIL'!' . ....... ....,....... . ..... ll 'SXm.I'.. .. Alma: C4 YIJIIRSZ U'l11'fU and l'1'mIwl. FLOAYERZ Liuivi. lIUT'I'O: ,Ynflu lvL'.VfI.lQl.1I lx'u!1'w.m, ROLL OF MEM IZERS. LILLIE VVHITESIDE. LOUIS TAYLOR. NED ATKIN. CLARA YVHITESIIJE. CLAUDE ZACHRY. BESSIE PEARCY. JOHN L. HUGHES. CLAUDIA TURRENTINE. XVINFRED XVOZENCRAFT. IVHITEFORD RIAULDIN. CARRIE XVHITE. ,IUANITA HINERION. GUS BROXYN. LILLA LEE TIIOMASSON. 31 CHARLIE PARKER. ANNIE SCOTT EVANS. AURREY TAYLOR. JEROME BROXVN. CLARA SIMPSON. GUY HOLMES. RIAUDE PETTS, LOUIS AGEE. NELL MCCRARY. I-IORACE TAYLOR. ABNER SAGE. RERYL HENRY. BEN FEW. I . ? Qopljomorz yibhilosophp Blessed are the Sophs, for they s-hall he L'IlllCll S1-11i111's. He that 111111letl1 the XY11ll'f s111'111l1l wear Il '111-:111's suit. 'Tis better to have Hen Few. tl1a11 11e1'e1' to h:11'e been at all, G11 to the Sophs, tl11111 F1'esl1111a113 ClIl1RillCl' their 11-nys H1111 lm 11-1,13 My chicken is :1 uliTIllll1C12lllu saitl1 S-l111rty Tull. Verily, verily l say lllllll you, there is only one Key to the heart of Roy ljtlllgllll. Blessed is the Meek: she' will inherit the 1lt'2ll'1-itll G1'11,11ll1y'1's of all C1111111's yietinis. Thus saith Zl SL'I1l1Dl', 'Tis lwetter 141 111- the wife of 11 0116-Z1l'lllL'tl I11ly1Hl'i than fl 'llarper' to the king. A Good Hol111es are 11111' C1l1'llCCSt possessimis, saith Miss Pearcy. My son, if she 1111111 1111 thee Liiifavoralvly, he not 1lisc11111':1ge1l, l111t look 1111111 11111111 McFerrin Gibbs for L'XIll'l'llTlL'. F1Dlll'DXX' his ways closely for verily 1 say 1111111 yon, Mat' will Ketcl1em tcateh the1n1. Reineinher, Paul Shell, tl1e NY1ll'ilS of the jew. Mit Grace yllll ish sz11'e1l. My son, be t'ht111 not sad. Laugh 111111 be j11y1111s. Take t11o11 the advice 111 Miss Tarrant. Go smiling tl1r1111gl1 life with a Skip, A11N1i11 S111111. bophumnre lass The year nineteen l111111lrecl and eight hnrls what was the Sec11111.l Ads of lllllL'tCCll lllll'lLll'Cfl and six 1111111 tl1e e11lig'l1tene1l, inte-l1ect11:1l Zllltl i111lis11e11sal1le S11pl1s. I'q111' witl11111t ns, this citadel of lezirning would not hold its exalted position among the z1cl1ie1'e111e11ts Ol the t1ventieth century. As for the Fresl1ies and those below them, well, of course, we have far siirpztssecl them i11 the scale of learning. The Jllllltflfs and the S1-11i1,1rs, we admit are :1he:11l of Llti ibut only i11 yearsl, VVere it our desire, we Ctllllil. witl1 9tlCl1 lllE1I'VL'1t'llIS genius as ours. coinplete tl1e 1vork of the two re111aini11g years by the end of tl1e next ter111. But because of our 11111- for our dear Alma Mater, and the loss we know that will he sustained when 1ve hid fare! Wcll and the place shall k11ow 11s no more, we hesitate to assert our ability and graciously condescend to remain two more years within l1er wallsg and perhaps some of 11s, of tl1e most 111ag11a11i111o11s souls, may, at the sricrilice of our own pleasiire, l'CIl'l1llll even l1111ger. i11 order to aid and eiiccwiirage our fellow students. Then when the last year draws to a Close Henderson will still he loath to part XY1tl1 11s Zllltl as vacancies occur 111 the Faculty. they 1vi1l be filled by some of the n1e1nl1e1's of this illiistrions class. 33 SB I NQQKNQRREEV' fi x jfgi FWESHMAN I KS, f1g.1Ly.:,I6, +1 1 TE ,.gei1iht - 115132 jFresshn1an Qtlaass. f'n'xi11'ufzf .,........ ,..,..... ....,..,..,.. ..... C L . xrmi Muucv. l'iI-.--IU-Ipmifnf A.., .,.. I xmz 1ICD1'1f1f11c, .S1'L'I'L'f1II'j' ,.,..... .... I RMA M.xR5HAI.I.. 7'rv11.v11r'v1',. ........,...,.. .,... R I.x1'mi AIOSLEY. MUTTU: l'C1'g1' .Ilrrdau FLOXYER: II'l11'f4' Lilur. Hvllfff dlld GMT!! YELL. Huy tlmcrcf Ilcy lherc! Hear us stzltu! NYY- arc! IYC arc, up to date. Fl'C:IllHCll! Ercshmen! 1908! ROL GILBERT GILLMAN. TOM CLARK. EARL GRAHAM. TOM STEEL, NYALTER MQCARROLI.. HUGH PICKETT. ALLEN GILLIAM. BENJAMIN XVALSH. HARRY GATLING, FRANK MCCARROLL, ROY DOUG.-YN. ROBERT RAY. FRANK GERIG. ROS-COE JOHNSON. I. OF MEMBERS. 34 FRANK XVRIGHT. ALICE HALTOM. REYIE POOLE. MITTIE MARKS. RUTH KITELY. KATE RAGGOTT. M ATT I E RR EA T H W A T E BONNIE BURNETT. RUBY MENDENHALL. MATTIE LEA MILLER. EFFIE HILLIARD. MARY ADAMS. ED TAYLOR -1 3512111811 1855 IBUBII1. Tell me not in mournful numbers Freslnnenk lives are never tlreanisg lixaniinatinns till our slunibers Anil things are nut as they seein. Not eujnynient and not stiriwnv Is nur destined end or way: llut we leave until toinnrruw, XYhat we niust not du today. It is tiresome and bereaving NVhen exaniinati0n's near, Still. the while we are believing XXX- will Suplioiiiiires be next year, Lives of Seiiirirs do remind us That nur work is not yet dune: lYe departing. leave behind us Trials which we must o'e1'ei11iie. Trials, that perhaps. some others XVnuld forever leave undnneg Put next year. our dear wld mothers XVill send us back to Henderson. XVe will take them up and bear them XVith a heart for any fate. For we are the noble Freshmen Of Irlemlersnii, in nineteen eight, -Kate Baggott. mn of the freshman lasts. I believe that we will sown wield the scepter of the intellectual world. I believe that we really enjfry reading Mrs. Harriet Beecher Hawth0rne's Princess, and that Mrs. Meeks latest production, Hot Springs, Arkansas, is the greatest master- piece uf modern literature, I beheve that it nur themes were nfit always vetwed, we could have them published in the Dallas County News I believe that if Mr. Isaac XValizewskv had known as nnich abput science as we dn, he could have invented gravitation nu the dav before the plum fell upon his head. I believe that it is the duty tit' the Freshman Class to pay a sniall suni tof advice? annually, to eaeh of the seniors, until they can paddle their own boat. I believe that Mr. Bill Nye's Oration against Adeline is the most inspiring ten cent novel ever published. I believe that we are se much better looking than everybody else, we should have our pictures put in the ahnanae. I believe that, if we try, lVe'll be Seniors by and by. 36 L Ivfonder h ow ff WOM Id -fda! to be. ag Fresh an J MFC .0 FHESHMAN 5 . cLA5'5 HOOM 5? W W -A gi 11- L A 2 i :'5vuh4jFresh111en. YELL. Ili Hulrlll, Bllllf Sul:-Frcshf S1111-Flwfllf Rah? Rall! Rah! Ulu, Dgwzlc, llzllrlllv, G:1Ivlmh', KlOT'1YJ: 'YU m1'1m1fifu1 furnzx Nu' muzzmuz lI1l.lllIl, Jus! as Hn' twig IJ lwn! ilzu lrm .v 1'uul1'm'41' OFFICERS. I w.ci1im1t ........ ..,,....,.... ...., L ' HAS. l1.x5141N. I 1m'A1'1'vsiu'w11' ..., ..,. A IAx1:x'1N XVARLICK S crrtary ...... ,.,,... ...,,., ...,.. A I . xkjulu' '1'.xYLul: msurar.. ....,.,........,.... ,.., I inn' Mmm-:NH.x1,,I. CLASS ROLL. LUCY NEAL CHAS. BASKIN MARVIN WARLICK MARJURY TAYLOR RUBY KIENIJENHALL OLA PARKER IIATTIE MAY KILGORE STELLA UXEILL NELL STEEIJ JAMES HAMMOND RT MACD STEED. MAMIE. GLENN JACKSON PORTIA HYRLJ ANNA WADE LILLIAN RAINY CLARENCE MQCLELLAND RICA SCRKJGIZIN IHQYIE T'cMJ1.1i IIERTIIA RUSSELL JOHN RUIIINSON 511134 resbinen. I To those 1111111 this ycar 1-11tc1'u11 This g1':1111l 11111 111-1111u1's1111 The 11:1111c. Suh F1'cs11 was givcii JXIIL1 1111t with 11t1114,11' won, 2 XV1- CILIHC f1'41111 distant placus T11 Cllttl' 111-1111crs1111 To hght. 'tis true, to conquer, A1141 race of 111111o1', Fllll, 3 Thougli thcrt- arc w111c z11111111g 115 Classccl Frcshuicii, so wc hear, For a11111iesio11 to this class NVQ 5111111111 have come last year. 4 Wie are a class of pupils XVith 1lL'2ll'1S so light 111111 frcc Until thu tap of class bull Souutle, t'Fo1'1v:1r1l, Il11glis'l1 Three! 5 Roth tragutly 111111 111111111100 There are 111 Euglibh Three And why those Py11c11co11s 1-'ci' lived, NVe'1'c sure we czuiuot sec! 6 111 Latin wc arc extra, 111 English may not pass But wlicrc we show our knowlcclgc Is 111 thc nSCl'lI1J Math Clzmaf' 7 Our Sub Fresh Year will soon pass And very glad are wel For hack to school wc'll soon come But Subs we must 11ot hc. -L. 1X-Iurry 39 U , 1 Willllllllll E5 11 f M139 xOX -i , I U 4 L 'Q' W 7 '1 i'f'uiE 'I i I 5 if T Num. 'T QBCUITD ZICQIDBIIIUT. 11-,lf ,,4,,4,., ...., I .15N,x P.x1:.N1 I 1 Ihvsiflvzzt .... ..,.. J MHN XVUOD- 3 in furvx' ..,,.. ,,.-I.xN1Q'r Hlxmxox I1 Al vzmv' .wlllucn-1 K.xr'1fM FLOXYER: .3'IUCa'f Pm. COLORS: 1111115 and LIVUUIJ, NUI IU: L1f11.vmm'x', ffm' lumix uf i'1'1'f11r. YELL. Rilll! Rah! Rllll! Rllllf Rah! Rhu! Aczlclulniu tmp Aczldullmic two Iii PERCY TLRRENTINE EDITH GARRETT LAWRENCE NEXYBERRY STELLA ROGERS HARRY LACEY LENA FAlSST VERNON IZRLCE LLTIE HROXYN TEDDY LOGAN KHLIJRED GERIG HENRY SMEIDLEY m't we misc ll IILINZKIJIIIOO? CLASS ROLL. -10 IIESSIE STEELE OLIN EVANS MARGARET EASTERLING ROSE RAINEY TSRICE KAUFMAN LLCILE THOMAS EDNA RUTHERFCTRD RUTH BERRY ROBERT JACKSON JOHN XYOODS 'H lllll ull uns ll I 1 1 -EF-ire, N Q- E l .,,,, , ,,,,., .,.... ,,,, , .if 5 . --'E' V P! 1 A Il zjmumzwhy X . ' mlmnM:.?,,.5F.-,..., , sw 111 1 M1111111111111 1 11' M5557 My .- 131 1 1'-10 15? i 1 1 11 1152 .511 'lliw 1 . - H - 1 FIH ...T.'..:. 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Ulf CIUXSS. 1QlJ111iR'11,X 1I1fRT1i.XX17 IZESSIIQ GRXYES X1,X1',1211f 111QL'L'11' TIQIJIJY IAMLXN LXY ILXSS 1Xll'l1l1L'R IAPYE 1.HY1f1.1, 111fYHIi1f 1,1.'L'lI.1-1 KIQIHYRKIUTT 1.12U'l',-X lZ.X171l1iY .IICXNUC XY.XR1.1CK 1l'I.lL'S XX'111'1'F RKTI1 RXIXIQY 11R.X llL'l1111fS K1.X1i1f1, 1112'l1'1'S '12 bpecial Qtlass. MUTTU: .Ifruxx ffm' .-llfs ling Italy. COLORS: Pink and Grrrzz. FLOXYIfRi ,SI-Zvvff PDU. YELL. R:1c-tac-tz1c- Sis-Iwoom-Iml1! Specials! Spucinls! Rah? Rah! RZIIII r.vidv11!, . . , . . ,. ,....B12ssIE STINSON I zixl ' -P r-L'.v1 ' Ir' 1':1 t ..... .,... 1 IM' POWELL S' r 1'1W I f11'A x ' ,,...... ..... F LORA AVOLFF ' 1'11.v1: r'L'1' . , ..... LILLIE XVQLFF ROLL OF KIEKIRERS, ESCA CHANDLER ELIZABETH MCGEIIEE ROMA GARRETT ANNIE NABORS EYA RICCLINTOCK ALTA MAE WILLIAMS FANNIE NARORS NELLIE GRAVES ELSIE TAYLOR GRACE LYNN FAY EAST RUBY MORRIS NELLE HARRIS AVA NORRIS 4-I ,NN H-Q , K Ann thats hat the tebunngrapb bath. O -mill Jillllt' I'u1t r flu' giffit' git' its I., att Ulllttlfa ua Ufflcla Att us. :Xml at last they have. They are the faculty and the means nothing more than a mischievous llenderson cadet and an Edison l'lionograpli. On the pinot' science teacher the shock was the greatest for he was first to hear and realize the truth and in a way he was partly to blame. For an experiment in Physics he was planning a surprise to his class by recording for them one of our grand old Southern melodies as sting by our Southern Male Quartette. lYith this purpose in view he put a clean disk on the machine and with all in readiness started down the grand stairway. lVhe'n he came to the last landing he discovered some of the hoys in the hall and so, carefully placing lns hurden out of sight on the stairs, he took a careful survey of the hall and then sauntered into the office. About this time the young cadet appeared and his watchful eye spied the machine, Naturally curiosity pulled him down the stairs and he saw in a minute that the disk was blank and everthing ready for action Quick as a Hash his brain was in action too and his eyes were fairly dancing a jig. Upon the window sill went the machine and tick went the small lever. ln a few minutes all was over and everything was back in its place, Even the boy was seriously pondering over a geometry proposition when Mr. Mitchell came from the oflice, Perhaps he stayed longer than he intended but the hall was clear and he and his project glided noselessly into the society hall where the Quartet was waiting. The record was made and a splendid one it promised to be, and in his dream that night he could see the bright. pleased faces of the Freshmen and hear the familiar strains of My Old Kentucky Home. llnt sleep would not have been so refreshing if he could have seen a gray-clad Iigure with a small round box in one hand slip into the laboratory and out again without a sound and still hearing apparently the same burden with him. Two-thirty came at last and when the class was seated he gave a brilliant lecture on the progress of science. Then to illustrate he walked over to the Phoriograph and for the second time in its late history we again hear that click. Camphor:-Smelling Salts 2- XYater:-lVhat do we hear now? May I come in Misslu- Translate please -- The dog watched the night through a hole - Maggie Bruce go to studying - Miss Grace. isn't it time for your -UI have Frank XYilliams and Tetldie Logan for talking - lt's tip to you - Yon may get that lesson or - Open the windows please -t'From the hall ahovel Lord who shall abide in thy tabernacle, who shall dwell in thy holy hill? - I didn't think you were a quitter - Amo, .-Xmas, Amat - Report to me after school - Harbara. Celarent, Darii, Ferio - Turn off the steam please -'tThe principal plus the interest - Hic, llaee, Hoc. Hujus, Hujus, llujus - Too much noise in the back of the room - ,lust then there seemed to he too much in the Laboratory. At least something .tad overcome the teacher for he sat as if dazed and with a weak gesture dismissed the class irl's Qoliluqup. One-'Two--Three-Four, Exercise is such a bore. Five-Six-Seven--Eight wish l'd managed to be late. NVOnder if my box has come. 'Wish that ofticer was dumb. UllCiTWU-TllF00-Four. Exercise is such a bore. Oh to-morrow night's the chorus. Commencement music all before us, Think l'll pompadour my hair. 'Wonder if ul will he there. One-Two-Three-Four Exercise is such a bore. There that other hall is out. l can tell front the way they shout. Five-Six-Seven-Eight, we'll never tinish :it this rate. 46 Y-Lx-1 L 'WFIHUE' SQlU'JlAE1m'lEfL?N MALE QUARTET lxvilll Juv glpvvl-vgics tw Iillgill' Xllcn 1'm',! Ilczu' thc S'lllIl1k'l'l1 Mills Quartvttc. Mule Quurtcttcl Hhgu 11 wurhl ui IllL'I'l'1I1'lL'llt tlu-xr lmfky smdlgx In-gut, llvvw thcy hcllmv, Isclluw. Troll-vw. Lilac Il hy-rel uf rmmrillg hulls: uvllilu tllc' CIIINJL fy-llnxx'S w4r111Ic1', If lllcy ln-111' HIL' sfmlul wf IIILIIIKILT. Frmn thuir skulls! Singing, Coon. Cfvfnw. C-mlm, Out uf tum-, tum-, tuuc, ' 0 thc grant cxzlspvrzltiml uf thc Illlllik'I1Ck' that Iikluw. Tu the ruining zmrl thu lltlllfillg. .Xml thu Illlflllg :mel thu HIlIll'lHg', Of the Suuthcru Mills Quartcttc. Nnlc Qurlrtcttu. To thc mu1'ing :md thc DlJl1I'i11g uf thc Smullcrlm Klulu Quzxrtcttcf 47 Tlut their hearers fully know. From their lnnnniiug, .Xml their drumming, That the notes discordant flow: From their lungs ,still not air tlowing. XYith a dashing. ,Xnd a splashing, Still the Quartette keeps on going. The audience gets disgusted, .-Xt Frank Luther with his foretop, and J. Aliner's handsome t?l mugf At the foretop long and eurly. at J. .-Xhner's freakisli frown Like a clown, clown. clown, XVlien they sang their song discordant. then the audience howled them down llear the audience madly jeering, -Hale Quartette- .Xt the ineongruous singing they had just lit-fore been hearing: Hear them hissing, hissing. hissing. At the Southern Male Quartette! I Y Ry retreating from the roaring. -Quite enough to shake the tloor in- Tliey go free. XYhile the stars that heaven sprinkle, seemed to tinkle. tinkle, tinkle. . 30. Fee the liooting Male Quartette, -Male Quartette+ XVhat a startling pace Frank Luther. and J, Alvner Sage have set! ! As they ralihit. raliliit. rahhit, Out of Caliot. Cahfit, Calmt, XVhile the erosstie-1 they are counting. Up in millions seem amounting, -They grow tired- Yet they still must keep on hiking, Tliougii 'tis not unto the liking, Of the fat and chunky 'XYiiid3'. and the ylreat liig footed Cow, Though accustomed to the plow, plow. plow, lt is not unto their liking, though long hardened hy the plow. See the glorious sun is rising -Hale Quartette- As the lusty four from Cabot in .-Xrgenta have arrived: l-low they Diluted, Diluted, pained, As if hanted, hanterl, hanted. Or like as a Heeing raliliit, that the hounds has scarce survivedg For the dough they passed the hat round, And to catch the earliest southbound: And niistrusted, and out t'wusted. 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C. .X, uf IIUl14Ik'l'S4lll Cfillege wal- nwrgxmizesl, Septemlaei' ll. IQO4, :md mice been mme of the Ql'k'1llL'S1 fzietiirs fur gfmll iii tlie selmol. The 111emIJe1'5I1ip iluring the pmt year Illlb exeecilenl than 'if any pi-evioiis year. IJuw,itiu11:1I meetings are Iielll t'X'L'I'j' Sumlny ziflei'111,m11. A slmrt piiiyer seiwiee is Iielil ezlcli llluflllllg before breakfast. l151JL'CIZlI interest luis been Miken Ivy the .Xswcizitiivil in llilrle aliicly Illia past year. Three clzifww were wrgziiiizefl :it the Iwegmning UI the year, :mil muell 011111051 work has been mme. 'lille liiwt Sumlny in ezieh muiitli is ullscrvell :is llissiuiizliy Sumlziy. Great care is llilqen tu mzike these ineelings :is zitlitielive :ix pwvilile. IIIIZLE STUDY. A I'I1e lfzirly PT1.lllIIk'1Nu-l.L'2llIt'l'I Kluy Pmvelli Studies in the Life nf l,IILlIl'YLC11LIL'l'Z Nell KlCCl'llI'j'. SlucIiuf in the Life uf CI11'iaL fLe:1rler: Ruth Pipkiu. MISSION S-'I'L'IJY. 'l'I1e l'pIift uf CIIIIIZIH-I,'SIIlIU1'l Klziry XYiIli:unsun. lJ:1yIn'e:1Ic in the IJ:1i'k C4.1mi11e11t -I.erlller: Stella Ilollgmd, ImIi:u ziml Cliriftiziu Opp'wrtunity -I.ez1cIe1'2 May Hughes. 51 Bull of embers. MARY ADAMS LILLIAN IZROXIYN ANNA XVADE YERA APPLEGATE FRONIA BRAME RUTII BRAME GERTRUIDE I-ZRUCE IZONNIE IZURNETT PORTIA HYRD RUTH HERRY MATTIE IIREATIIXYAITE LOU CLARK VIRGINIA CRITTENDEN. DORA CARTER IZLANCHE EASLEY MAGGIE EASTERLING MARY FULLER ETTIE ELIJER IZESSIE GRAVES KATHLEEN GOODGAME MARY GILLIAM ,IEYVEL GARLAND MAUD HARPER IJERYL HENRY JUANITA HINEMON STELLA IIOLLANIJ MAY HUGHES EMMIE HAYES ALICE HALTOM CLEO HEFFINGTON RUTII KITELY ANNIE KETCHEM DAUPHINE KAPP IIERMAN CARNAIIAN LILLIAN LUCAS KATHERINE LINDSEY IMOLA LEONARD MARY SUE LEA MITTIE MARKS MILDRED IXICEACHERN IXIABLE IXICEACHERN CHRISTINA MIJURE MATTIE LEA MILLER FANNIE NAI-LORS IIESSIE PEARCEY RUTH PEARCEY RUTH PIPKIN NELI. PAGE LLLA POI? 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MARY ADAMS LLCY NEAL GERTRLIDE IIRLCE STELLA CVNEILI, RLTII BERRY XYAITIE IZLTLER M XTTIE IIREATIIXYAITE ESCA CIIANIJLER IIESSIE DUNCAN ANNIE SCOTT EVANS MAYE EYANS FAY EAST IILANCHE EASLEY ROMA GARRETT EIJITII GARRETT CLARA XYIIITESIDE MAIIEL XYILKINSON I.L'TIE BROWN R4 DISERTA RERTRAND FLETCIIER GIQNNING MRS. MARY XYARLICK IIARPER NELL IIARRIS IMOLA LEONARD IQATIIERINE LINDSEY IRIS MCXYILLIAMS MITTIE GRACE MAIIAN INEZ MCIJLFFIE EYA MCCLINTOCK till LLLA POE RI'TII PEARCY LILLIE XYIIITESIDE LILLIE AYOLFF ORA IILGIIES NELLIE GRAYES MAGGIE BRUCE OLA PARKER STELLA ROGERS INA MAY ROGERS EDNA RUTIIERFORD LESBIA SIIAXY WILMA STUART VERA SMITII MAYE TURRENTINE CLALDIA TURRENTINE ELSIE TAYLOR MARGIE TAYLOR LILLA LEE THOMASSON ANNIE TIMBERLAKE NETTIE XYIIITESIDE RERTHA RUSSELL KATE IIAGGOTT ELLA TRUSSELL ,WHm:UOw ,WMQNHMHHA :AL ZOAHWHHD 0 0 fb A- Z. f a H: ,Wg L' 6 'gf IW, 'im' ' ' 72 w Q Mn' LMS- v.. ' if 1 ' 1.5.- F 5 -' V T' TSE 4 i' yybp immg-I X1 fff S, QL - f 1 ,: R- ,4 S . . 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Lon' CLARK ..,.-ANNIE KE'rcHm1 MARGUERITE FAIQST LENA FAIST LEOTA GADDEY ,IEXYELL GARLAND P-ESSIE GRAVES ALICE HALTOM MALTD HARPER EMMIE HAYS BERYL HENRY ,IUANITA HINEMON JANET HINEMON STELLA HOLLAND MARY SIMPSON CLARA SIMPSON NELL STEED MACD STEED BESSIE STINSON LILLIAN STRONG MARY STEEL CARRIE XYHITE LETA XYRIGHT MARY SIMPSON MAY HUGHES MAMIE GLEN JACKSON Q A 0 0 X X , if ,i 'Y lullIIIllllQ f X X? 3 7 4 N Ml V X Z, fgwvl 2,,ffQeb': pl2f I ' vi 1 lll l i 5 l l l lll 5 l V q l ons to tis fusing ell U rising ln-ll! su lmmuil :iurl clczu' Ywui' uulus riuq wut mum ilu- zur, gX1u,l-tull thu illlXYl1lllg uf thu ilziy. Thcu peaceful elim-:uus wc put zuvzny To take up clutics cwlrl :incl ftcru. That wc our lifuk xwlrlc uuw may lu:u'n .Xml full uut lay thc wziy. Nut in an urcucil lwlfry high Nui' slccplc pulllllllg ill ilk' slij' llut frrmi your lowly stzuiwii lhurc. NL-glcctcfl you arc, witlmut czlrc, Riist-coycrefl, still yuu'y0 furycml us yvcll, You. our lmeluvccl rifiug lmll, Of clear olcl llcmlcrsuii. S0011 will those happy llilyi lw dui' Aucl we shall hear ymu' mites no inure: llut still your pmifus wc -hull wiligf Anil iu Our slumlmcrs hczu' yuu ring. Excited, from mu' ln-ily yu-'ll riw. Fiurliug uo suulmczuus iu the slciw. VVc'll sigh, Ahl 'Twns ll Cll'L'1llll.'l Kyiwi 1Ziynoo'r'r 157 Captain '1'z1yl1v1' gives the signal, the elements plunges this swift cm M d , 'ltfrt ff- 'ig:T T-X. .psf gfk Xe ff?',fA7'g ff 'sf' -if -E ,Za fr, N- VH-2 x Z ,f 1 , f l ' ff F f 1 K Tx ' :if-Z, -X X 'x , ,xg --' 2, x M ' k 1T'L. ix' XX i R? lx'-as 1: X Y X K Lk X xi , Y f .x l f X l , X A f .MW sl x 1. '-' f Qi fywgriy X l ' tx J ! X 11,51 f wr.-,nmff , 1 I WW 7,1 t We if f ml r ll t if ll l Q llllll 1 hx l lil, ll! ll , ll U, Af-,f ll X l .1 I '51,l,-.,,--,- Q.- llixiwmlw, March 19. 1908. lSpecial tu thc Star.l The great fill'-llU1'SC stood prauc- lllg and champiug its bits ready to make the awful jump from the iirm foundation of uwther earth into the iuliuitude of space. Now all is really. the eugiues oiled, the t0re-twnfuus well supplied, the gas hug iutluted and thc life p1'ese1'x'e1's iu readiness. Captain Edward Taylwi' is seated iu the stern and First Mate Dr. XV. C. Mauldin is at the helm. ' ' ' ' l f, th iutu the whistle blows, thc gtmg sounds aut ur vursei' of the air. iles before Prof. Mitchell could catch his breath. XYQ had guise three thousand ui ' ' 4'lll:ll ' that is the fact that one leaving the earth with Ilhere is one peculiarity almut au .t . ,, , ' ' ' ' ' l' Hr. Mitchell mis mouth open swells up and loses the power of ljlfiltlllllg, Ll'1fQ1tL1l1fltQ5 68 did this and when we had reached such a stupendous height he resembled the walking advertisement of a Dutch wet goods emporium. Dr. Klauldin conveyed him to the com- pressed air chamber and gave him the usual treatment for iinpraessario of the lungs. ln exactly four seconds he was returned to the deck safe and sound in body but not in soul. In the short time of three minutes and seven seconds we had reached the enormous height of twenty-three thousand miles which the great poet NVilliam Cullen Shakespeare has so happily styled in the well-known saying That is going some. XVhen the enormous height of iifteen thousand leagues and fifteen inches is reached a novice is affected in the most peculiar manner. Prof. Mitchell began to act like a man with weeds in his roof-garden but l was told that he only had hats in this think-tank. At first he began to i'un around the deck like an old hen after a grasshopper. Then he made a dash for the propeller where the air-sick always go. The iirst stop was made at'Saturn where Ed preached a sermon. Ile was so enthusiastically received by the inhabitants that they took otif one of old Saturn's rings and gave it to Prof. Mitchell. the conservative member of the party. NVhen we reached Uranus we inet Prof. Proctor returning from Mars on the University of Chicago observation ship. He had fallen in the Qleomargarine river and caught three fishes in a most startling manner. He came to the surface with one in each hand and one in his mouth. He said that he didu't like the climate and country up there, although he was offered a position as plowmau on the farm of King jake the Great at a salary of twenty sous per. which would be about 3525.00 in our money. He wanted to go back to Mars with us, but Dr. Mauldin turned him down with these gentle words, Nay, Nay, Pauline, we can't see you for the dust. After wishing Prof. Proctor a prosperous voyage, which consumed twice as inuch of our valuable time as our trip, we left Uranus and sailed on to Mars, encountering many schools of air-lishes and aerial monsters. The most laughable incident of the voyage was the captivation of Prof. Mitchell by a lacoon, an air iish resembling a mermaid. She is perfectly harmless, but he was ignorant of this fact. She spied us coming from afar and became infatuated with him. NVhen she began to make' love to him his face turned deathly red and he tried to explain. but she only said, Hush while you can for after 11 while you can't. Then bracing up. he took courage and asked her if she loved him, whereupon she replied, t'No, not at all, hardly. The voyage back was dull. Prof. Mitchell was in the cabin dead to the world and the lights on Mars had all been extinguished. We came down so fast that we Hew around the world three times before we could land. NVhen we did step from the Luna to terra firma we were greeted by Prof. Proetor's pet rattlesnake, Bill, who raised nis tail and rattled that touching little ballad entitled, XVhen we part let us all go together. Prof. Mitchell. in an interview with the Star reporter on Mars. said that he was highly pleased and that he intended to return recently with his wife. DUCKIE Pmisoov. 69 one tn classes 11:111, '1q11'1l1 K111+1- 1111'1111'f 3111111 1111 11:1S1- t111111g111Q 111 5Cl'1I'1'j'111g 1'1111tc! , . . . 11111111' 1111111 my 111111 w1111c 1 wrltc Of 111111 xy111,1 111ci11'11111g, 11111111 111111 111g11f, 1311111 satisfy my I1p111't1t1'. 1111111 1111111'11 f1ycct111-as 11111g l11'1lXVl1 11111. 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'Twas on a heantifnl night, The stars were shining hrightg There was Z1 grand reeeptiini 111 college hall llarry P11rsley,t11n11gl1t to play The great hero nf the day, .Xnd upon Miss Lena Murray, inzike fl call. He tnnk her to the College, The place uf rarest knowledge And the boys begaii to plan to have some fini. They got their heads together And Cmiiiseled one anotlier, And resolved to see old Fuzzy take :1 run. They 511011 hegan to rally, And lined np i11 the alley, And waited for 111111 to take Miss Lena hmne. Slowly they eaine a walking, And glibly were they talking, At an hour when true lovers like to roain. But as he was returning,- His heart with love a burning,- Stiddenly he heard the rocks begin to fall. He forgot the Doctufs daughter And broke for Nigga Quarter, And the boys began to chase him, Une and all. The boys were all a yelling, Hut Ft1zzy's speed was telling,- He was soon at quarter of a niile ahead, 1-le ran to heat creation, But missed his destination,- Lost, till d. Dougan blew the call to go to be His love is now repining, All calls he is declining, For he knows the boys will surely run him in. Now his bleeding heart does ache, And his knees he-gin to shake Wl1e11 they say the way he ran it was a sin. A. O. GRAYDON. 71 V. if QQ! 1 Qxqwxfj 41 7 fi Mf- 44 f, X if I , X. W 4 1' NW H if f' cf s 1 if 1 1 Q, I J ,,3 ooxgQe,fy ff Y-' fl 57 xx ff ml ,-Ngwrd rf 15,f 'vb, , :VPN I y L L H L 4 ' f :xl 'xr L ' L K I ?m, A ' V , 1 ew -' , ' X 4 I 'vii ' 1 X y X -'nz '-'- 1 X L4 A1 L L W V L I 'rvffii 57,14 - Xb ix K VV - f , E1 - 572' L M - ' o -5, M .. A -X-'iw '--N -- :FEA -fi:-gig yj fy 3 I 1- 'gd?2?ffff M Xi. L L 1M?'sY' 4 LPM - gi L ?.1 a1g2J A f XX -gig. , fr 1 Y A Ulf In ln.x,ri.11f ,. In 1.v1m'V xi ...2-'-in arahise Alley NIH'I l'H' tiff ul! ffzulfv mllzafrg In ynzz, COLORS: Ulfzw' um! .Nlzllfmm l'.XSS XXX YRIJI ,fAIs'UfI'4' rllffrfmf' 411107 KZL':XRlJlfXN QXNHEL: Niles. Kllvlale. IH JNURAXRY MICNIIHIQR LDL' Clvuus, ROLL OF P. .-X. CLYB. St4'llfl MJT L1-:L :xml 3520 :md lilil Irma Fftllliil Blury mul L 321 :xml Hutlu Alia-v Ii:-ryl Mrs. M1-1-knml :xml ' 322 Nl:u'y.l:11u-'s Allzn 17ii'tlll'f' Mary Boss :mel 323 and Vhris. Ruth 74 ,.,.S'r1-:r,L.x IIULI, xxu. wx' Sum-SUN RI UH 3124 3125 326 327 CII lus1'1N.x KIUUNE IV :wil Should you, on wining to this illustrious institution, hayc thc rznm- plczisiiu' of gaming :1 visit to tlnrtl tloor, turn your steps castwarcl anrl visit Parawlisn' .Xllcy. Our hall 15 the most popular unc in the housr-, as cu-ry girl will testify, Various and nliycrs sounrls may hc liuarcl. Pcrcliznicc you will hu gruetwl hy a sweet and tuncful lay, for we have a sviiior i11 wncc, who can lic licarfl singing all thru' the day, Pcrcliancc- you will in-ar a niurry nt-al of laugliter, for four of lls lacing doctors' clauglitcrs, lichcyu in thu nlcl aclagc, nlallllgll, rut, :intl grow fat. Or you may hcar a lioyisl1 whistle-for, alas, wc have one iiicnilwr who pcfsisls in whistling, A'-lust ,-X-wcaryin' for Lou. Again, if your visit he on I1 Saturday night, you will see the girls coming frr1u1 their rooms-especially if thv tiuic lic in the 11cigl1lm1'l1uo1l of tcu-for oft in the stilly night do we, silently, one by one, steal from our rooms and asscinhlc in ons l'lHll'll where a sheet is spread on the tloor ancl on this hcapccl all thc tlaiutics Klear to thu ht-art of a school girl. Right well do I I'ClTlEl'l1l'nEI' a sumptuous affair which took place at tht- closing of intermediate exams. ln the cleafl hours of night, coiigregatccl i11 a room at thc 1-nfl of the hall wC Drocccrlcrl to rcplvuish our innur mans. Thv nienu was: Peanut sandwiches Pickles NValdorf Salad Olives Chicken Gclatinc and spankc1l crcznn - Cake Chocolate Fruit Exams. were forgotten as we fcastecl away, but as the clocks were striking tht- midniglit hour, we sought our rooms. lest we he hclrl accoiiiitalilc for liruakiiig the coni- 1'l'IZll'lfllllQllt, L'RCl1lk'llll1GI' the Sahhath flay to kccp it holy. Truly, life on Parzulisc ,Xllcy is an ideal school girls life. So, VVe'll yell for H. C. loud and clear and then for rilcl P. A, For here we End thc girls who have a good time all the clay? 75 f- A f'R ff , f- X 1 f 1 - 1 f i HKU fi ff ' f' KX-XL , K f ' gppfl If ,V-X X X 21 n,,,f , 2 fbcalamag QI. ED. fitlub UYJIJJRS. Cfzwmlkzlu um! Crmznz, lfNII2I,lfKl1 Clmffrlqg high. 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IfI,IZlfR'I' IQIHYXIQDS KIKRY STICEI, ULX PARKER XYIIITEIYURIJ RI.XL'I.lJIX CIIRISTINQX MOORE INA MAY ROGERS NLXRY !llI,I.l.XXf RUSCUE JUHNSUX TGKI STEEL uni SCIUHZGIX CI.Al'I,JE Z.XL'llRY .XLLICN GII,I.I.-UI TAXMIIS ILXRRISUN XYIZSLICY ROGERS JEFF SCOTT IUIIX IIIZZIQLI, RVFURD 'I'L'RRIiNTlNE From Suviur Cwllxlty. thc lnuuc of the lflhk-1'l:1 punch, the lusuifms Fll'ZlXYIJCl'I'y, thc lclici-mx lm-lull :lml thu fmww whitu Q-vttlm, you xxwvlllcl cxpcct, uf CUlll'FL'. the vary bvxt -unlvlmtx. limb lu bhv hm fLH'll1NllL'll 1110 IHl'llXK'll tm' tmlllmll, thc wklll im' In-vlmzlll, thc uit im' Ovttzlgv Nw 5, thu nrt fur lhrzulisc ,Xlluy aufl thu beauty fm' Scalnwag. Her Nxlulullt- gum- thu prifh- uf M12 llzmygwoalk luulrt :md thc joy of Mrs. Klcek. XVlmt would Nur fm-11,1111 IL-:uns lm willwut Czlptzlin Rlfllllflill. Rwgcrl, Ilizzcll. Ifwlw:1rf.l5 :md Turrcntinc: wr :fur lmeulmll tl'Illll xvitllmlt iti i11x'1m'ilmh- Zuchry, its l2flW1lI'l1S, Rillllldill :xml -Tolmson? Cfvltzlgw Nw. 3 xwmlrl lm :lx dull 119 Hr, Rupp! tulkx wurc it nut fm' Hamm :md nKIZll11lgCI',H Vflfillliik' .Xllvy xxwmlfl lwllvr in ruiux xxx-rc it not for Sevior Cfvunty's fllil' 1I:1ugl1tux's. while Scnliuvrxg llnll xxwnllll Qut'l'cr willwnt its Mary. In fact thc wholu Collcgc' wlmlcl crush in THIN XYk'I'L' It 110i INT US. 5l1Cll lr? llllf 0171111011 of 4JllI'hQ1YL'i. NU Qvallass Qlountp ClFl IL'IiRS. f'r'Vsidvm' ....... ........... . . I'ir'v'l'r'usi1Iu11t , . .S.l'l'I'L'flIl'-V .... ?.l'Cl1.YIl7'z'l' ICDNA RU'1'llI'IRFUlill VERA SMITH WICLBUHN BICHRY WILMAR STVART MAY EVANS IMVIS OHLICS ICHFA CHAN! lI,ICR LOI'IS TAY IA PH RUTH BERRY .IQ +HN XVI 14 DI as ETT1 IC ICLIJIQH MARY AI JAM!-1 HUHACE TAYIAPII I5lc r1,A LIGUNAHIJ MARY I+'ULI,l'2R ABNICR HA M.-XRGIIC TJXYLOR. MARY SUE LEE. SKIPWITHE ADAMS. BENJAMIN NV,-XLSH. 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XYJXYNE Xl.-XNN During tht- Nclwlustic your uf I1Jtl7fIOOg. thc young uu-u in llcntlci-mn Cnllcgc, who were nrt-paring fm' thc ininistry. czunc to tin- rczxlizzttimi that fmt their intlncncc tn he mmf ClTt'ctix'u in fcluml, tht-y muxt uct :tw 21 unit :incl hc systematic in their effurts. Tllcrefurc thuy 1u'g:uuvc-l tlicltiwclww intn thc llcmlt-twn KlllllSlL'l'lIll 4X-swcizttiniif' Thc iwrgznlifizltioli iS to hc cnrriccl un unclcr it rcgulzu' CUIl4fllllll0l1 ln' ll Corps nf ntticcrs regularly cloctccl. Thu 1llll'1VPSC nf tht- zteswcizxtinn is fully clnhmlictl in its motto. A lifc fm' thc wo1'lfl-- tht' glnry tn Gull. lt :inns to he at fztctmr in thc uplifting :intl the cclifying nf tue student lmfly, :mel ht-lp to innintnin :t chztstr, Qtnlwnrt, Christian niftulmml :tnrl wmnztitlnmtl iu Hen- flcrsmi Cnllt-gt-, lu cwlwra :irc iyinlwlic of itx invtlwcls, purity of motive :tnfl life and Siltrilltc for tht- G1-try uf Gull lllltl tht- lvcncllts uf hlmmnity, GUY XV, HULM HS. 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The enemy never saw fake plays like his, ' lle runs them su quick that it makes their heatl whiz. He runs his fullback like a greased liglnuing liiilt, He plays his swift enils like a liliimletl youiig cult, His forward pass passes sw smorrtlily alwug That all the hleachers ring shout, yells and songs. His teaiu is the quickest the whfile State arciuncli He clues nut pick thickest, but quick men and smiml, ln line there were Rugers, and NYillianis, anal Hruwn. Anil big john Bizell, and Cow Rogers, the clown. The ends were the quickest his keen eyes cciulil liiicl, That lung keen slim Gilman an-'l iilil Ttirreiitiiie. Then quarterback Dmugau was swift aiul ciiultl punt, He often exchanged with our Duilley, the rum, Those hacks! Oh, the muscle, the might anil hrawn Has never by weak human artist been drawn. Pass Maul played left-half, Little Agee the right. Qur Berry fullback hruke the line like a fright. This team is the ch:uup uf the State in fuutliall. Leucl strength to your vciices and shwut, one anal all. Let joyous yells echo :fer meadow and wtiod And shtiut him who trained them up, Cuaeli Jim llaygood! -ll. C. F, i i 1 ' m 4 ft is l ll S7 'J-U'-1. Ytwv-Ln H E 'us' 'N , Vmtifqll I .n - H 'X Nm ! ' :J 5 JW . ,, ,f 1 . -. :V I '1 'l I 9 ,N fu I 1 'll' H w P W y, ,w',l.'W 3 W , Nlli ,xwlt 1 , pw glsQYl1j:iy!jH, 5 :fi WVR 'JM ,XM ,X 1 ' 'W 1 , FY f m wlur'Ymr11zse u1f1muf.7 +- W' Q H11 - k!.Jli4uN I' Hr Miha ' ,ju igllIf k,'M , 4 New 122355 1-I X I X , 5-,lf V 'NN fn swf wwf IJQM- i 1r U 'YV XA? D I m J IIIIW A VF KW f cj nf -SX gwgif' 1 N IQ D W M f g X,. ki ' N if S W' Y A 'L EUDBTSUII allege Athletic Association Otticers. Captains. Managers. -l. R. llxvtz 1,m1 in . .,.... President. Football. bl. XY. dlEH.Xl7lfY Vi iii'- Presidvizf. XY. C. RIaL'1.D1N. J, XV. BIEHAFFY ID, ty, Tyra, ...,.. Senvlary. Track. S. XY. .Xiiixxis , ,..... Tl'i't751ll't'1'. L. Aoiiii. R. 1. Doccax. l IUQH l l.XR'1' ...,,. ..., L tn'i't'5pn11dw1t- Baseball. Dis. li. XYiL1.l.xx1s . ,... Surgeon, J. Brcoxvx, D. G, TELL. The Athletic Associatioii of Henderson College was organized by Mr. J. B, XVebster in IQOS. Since that time, nothing has ever been said about its purposes and aims. Therefore we take this opportunity of giving to the school and to the' public some idea of this organization. The object of the association is to have a body with governing power of athletics in the College. lts aim is to promote, by acting as an auxiliary of the' State association. clean athletic sports and to eliminate professionalism from colleges. The governing body of the association is the executive committee composed of the otifict-rs and the captains and managers of the teams. This body is governed in all of its actions by a written constitution. The active inenibership is composed of the students and Faculty of the College. Anyone may become an honorary member by the payment of the dues, one dollar per year. XVe are especially indebted to the people of the town for the loyal support they have given ns and take this occasion of expressing our most heartfelt thanks. 90 COACH HAYGOOD 91 Lf-CD05-m4E.A4 DQ4ECfJzuJP m4E...J.J pi? m4ECfJLTJ 2424.4 CAPTAIN BROWN MANAGER TULL E-0540! PLL142 1111111111w11m111111111 IIIIII I - In A Q QI 1.9, Iwi' S 4 ui ,, E-Zig . nf... Y v . 0 I ' 7 , ' Q75 Y Y .IZ-X 'Pg?'Jf.:g,g-Ji... 1. 'III I 11111!w111'I, I .I L 1 7. SIS?-'3' -.- J ... W wsi5ii 1 'i ' L 'lr .Uhr gr I-P -N' A A I ,P n. pf .4 I 4, res.: :X f Y' -. 3 I -I-'Ll I , 11119 1 ' I Lg. ' I - ' 'A :za A Q .7 ESS . , , outhall Qllealn 1907 3 A3 .I. II. Iluj awful fY11111I1-1'IviIfE L'u:1r'I1. .I. W. M4-I1:1I'I'y, BI:111ngm'1'. IV. If KI:111I1Ii11 I':1pI:liI1. IIAII IIS I'I1ysiuz1I :111cI ScI10I:1stic' Sluiistiw I'I..XX ICII II1-mlrixsl7ll:1r'I1il:1 Illlslun .X KI. Htighl N Witighf Agn- Yfilsasn I I:lw Il. IIIUWI1. .. . II III UIC I'. fi-II L52 Q12 2 'III Ii1ZZt'II. , . I I.. fl. I I. II. I.. II. I. Il. 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J I I :N the referee's whistle blew for the' last time in the season of nineteen hundred 'A 'J' 2 seven on the Henderson Field, llenderson College was champion of the ' ate in 'imtball Coach James R, llaygond ttf Yanderhilt had succeeded in ,ey ning out the fastest bunch of f-iothall players in the State. Hur team was S3 2' ive 2 an abundance of spirit, it mowed down its opponents like a Kansas '42-3 ' . . . 21 cyc one. Un the hrst day of sclniol ten ot the -wld team reported on the held for I - - . . C. y. ' ere were during the lirst week no less than torty applicants on the F f lie ii. . r did the' spirit fall oft at any time during the season. there lieing three KL . l , teams at practice regularly. ? Es '- Ei zgi iz 9:22. nf I,-,U 1- L 91' 34' N if-gag, tnd .Of Y bt it . gi, if 1 'f Lur Y lighter than any which it went up against hut hy hard training, enilurance and thc tll e ..Tx I . M t t ni If-fl!--no Yin l z W The tcani lirst put on a show in the city of Coitway by going around with at hunch of lads from lrlenrlrix College. The ,game was rather slow on both sidcs but was hard fought. Not until the last live minutes of play did we succeed in crossing tlteir goal line, ln the very lirst game of the season we played a team which outweighed lla at least Iifteen pounds and the score was 5 to o in our favor, which goes ltr -how that spirit is rather to be Chosen than great weight. 1 The next victim was Ouachita College of this city. They were led tu the slaughter on Henderson Field on the twenty-eighth of tlctolwer. The game was hotly contested from beginning to end, hut at no time after the Iirst down was the game in doubt. This game was played to the tune of 2: to 6 in favor inf lleiidi-rsttn. On the night of the twenty- eighth the Henderson team was given a reception at the Young Ladies' llome of tluaehita College. On the Iifth of Noyeitiber we having waxed hold. ventured out of our territory and faced as husky a hunch inf tootball players as ever graced a gridiron. XYe tackled the lmitys of Louisiana Industrial lnstitute at Ruston. XXX- can truly say that we fought a gwiotl light. but after it was all over we wanted to know how it all happened, lYe were told that while we were trying to cheek their mad onslaughts they had rolled up the handsome score of ll to 0. After the game the team was entertained with a reception. Again, as in nineteen hundred six. we were fortunate in having scheduled the hardest game of the season for Thanksgiving Day. The battle was fought on llendcrsnn Field and lasted tifty minutes. XYhen the smoke had cleared away it was found that llenderstin had beaten the Arkansas Military Academy by the close score of 6 to 5, and were the champions of Arkansas. The lierceness of the struggle can lie plainly seen in the closeness of the score. Henderson won by the essential and only quality-spirit. According tn dope we had been scheduled to he beaten by a score of 35 to o. Every man on the team had a cool head. plenty of wind and all kinds of endurance. A. Rl. .-X. kicked off to llenderson, and in tlree' minutes we had placed the pigskin ox er their goal line, This was a solar plexus blow to them from which they never recovered, Captain Xlaulding was unable to play in this game on account of a fractured collar hone. On the tit-st Saturday evening after the game the team with their young lady friends were entertained at the home of Mrs, John H lflinenion. On the following Monday night .-Xgee, Edwards and Tull gave a smoker to the team. at which Agee was elected Captain for the ensuing year. Un December Hfth Jack Cox. an admirer and supporter of the team. entertained them with a stag dinner at the McPherson Hotel, The season ended with a dinner given by Dr. E. 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Un April 9, lJlenrl':rsnn and Unacliila hehl a ilnal meet un lleinlersnn Fit-lil, in whiei l-lenflerson tonlc riff the lmiim's uf the clay hy an nverwllelining inajurity. The Iinal smart was Q4 to 37. Un May 3, in Little Rock, at the State meet, llenrlersnn wnn the meet hy a gmnl margin years ft and Ar and lJl'1lll0'llT hnel' two silver trophy eups, making a total uf fiinr trophy cnps in thret D x il- U-ack Wm-li. There Wm-Q four eiintesting eiilleges, llenclersun, llenclrix, Onaeliitt kansas Cwnferenee. The scnre of the meet was as fullnws: llemlersun 67: Ona Chita 45: 1-lenclrix 27, and A. C, C. 36. XX'e alsii xvun the relay race, the llltlst exeitin event of the whole day. Qur relay team was cfunposetl uf the fwllmving men: Steer Dongan, Dean and Agee, 'NVe hrnke frmur State recorcls: the mo yard tlash, hy Dmigan, clfme in ten secunfls llzit the 2:0 yard clash, by Dougan, time 23 3-4 eeeimrlsg the 220 yaril hurdles, hy A. Taylor. timt 37 3-5 and the quarter mile, hy Steerl, time 56 seenncls. Dongan of Henderson alsu won the incliviilnal medal making I4 I-4 points. Th next in We won points in every event: getting seven lirst places, four seeunrl, six thircl Il en to him being Rogers ancl A. Taylrir, each receiving ten points. seven fourth places. The team was hacked hy about 100 students who went up with them nn Il special train. Every one present put forth his hest effnrts to snppnrt the team in every wax possihle. 101 llll 3 3 I 3 f 1 i, iz li 41 P: li fi 1 I I f i I-IARI 01' TI-IE I'I:15'1'1'e 1111 z11I1I1'l11' 11-1'1I1N 1'1111lI111I 111 w1':11' II IlIl1I wllllN. Ages, I,1111ia .. ..,......,. II :1111I 5 N1:11w. II11II1111':15', IQ11I11'l'I 1 IXQ1-u, C:11'lt1111 .. ..., II 1 'I11I111w11, M1 1111-1 11- .-XcIz1111Q, S. XY. ,. .,., II 3 ' NIL'I'l1lIIj', -I. XY. . IIVUWIT. C. C, ,... .,., I I I ' NILILIIIIIII, XX' U, , I'I1'111x'11, Cfz1'It1'111 ... .... II ll XIQNQII. Q I1:11'I1'f I'I1'1'1w11. 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C110 Iulm, Lhc Immmm, Chu Him, Bomn Huh. Stars, Stars, Rall, Rah, Rall. 105 iRYI, Ill-ixlcx liltvui Pum -fl' PA NDEf?f G1-5 774. TRACK SCENES Q S A 5. 4.-.M W , 5 , . nf I Mr, ,.,, ,W LJ Q, viii.: - nl X: , ' 1 4 i NS? ,N if S' R' N f 'gi l E --y if X 4' Q .A - Wqrfggig ., N ' ':.yiN':'k. '- 'S 'f -1-Q. in. X 5 ' Q X qzmuxnib ' X if A K I I V' 1 'Ypw- h'f 7 .... - . N , 'T fri i V ' :-. ,. ':, , XM v Q, KWWM fi? P . 1, XQ., X if ,f,, f' 'XA- I ,. A .ww 9 :MPX ' ' ,,f- ,. c c 1 1 at ,i s eg, tlllhe ' um mms. s iff, -figgfl f SING not of arnis. nor of heroes hut tif the -lrlenderson Non Coins. who are very much like Coxey's arniy, which has written its nainel and its fame upon ,,j51f i , the pages of yellow newspapers, the n1el-:el hooklets, mainly because of the segregatory character of those who compose it, Now l will not in the least Knegei r,-lg! - 5-E ,A Suggcst 3 Similarity- between that world-renowned arniy, and the-se handsome Agfa: My Non Coins. lt would not, ot course, he a just 'COlllDZlI'lSOll. lwecau-se -tl' of the fact that the nit-1nlJers of Coxey's army were experienced hohoes, while 355.1 the career of the llenderson Non Coins has only just now at the present ,Bt l time lvegun tu comnience to start. y E- ,tl,Ctl,.3 The personngl of the Non Coins 15 so well known Ill police circles, 2 ' ., It ' 'A f ,f that it hardly hehooves nie to hiograph 111 regard togthein. 'And yet. as l have ' . :M liif. intiinatetl, thev have hut a few years ago begun their martial careers. and who l knows hut that some day shall spring from their glorious ranks. a general as mighty and as grand as Napoleon Rampart, ROITICQS greatest general. or Julius Xvilwlllllglltlll, who hecanie the paternal aneestor of lllS country. who was. First to light, First ttg sow, Fi1'st to lav the Cherry tree low. For there are within our ranks, Fuss and Eh, two sturdy l'l't0lllllt'l'S of the hotly guard of the mayor of Lockeshurgz Turrentine and ltVhitesitle, Brown and McCarroll, who were f-trnierly the mainstay of the l3achelors Bovvlegged llrigadef' Then we have Beasley, tl1e lank, with the shaggy hush of fox tail for a foretop, to whoni the saying of Lord Bacon well applies, that God never endows a tall lllflll with inuch llllClCl'5i2lllCll1lgIn he is. nevertheless. a most famous personage, aside from his achievements as a favorite son of Mars. in the role of altitude singer of the Southern tFastJ Male Quartettef' Xtliitesirle is keep up with heat it in to that they do eoinpliinented line, we have desire to choose front XValter BlcCarroll, who looks like a has stuck 11p i11 the mud on the Ouachita River, down the line causes his jaws, husy with the infernal leaf, to work up and Hep, llep. Hep of Luther the Lank, and who is one of those place for that navy, which has not a single ship, hut which gentleinen, l have reference to the Star Navy. . the swift guide of Conipany ll who walks so fast that his feet can hardly each other and soinetinies tries to do a sprinting stunt with Conipany :X to put up the guns. All the rest of the Sergeants not deserve honorable inention other than to say for not having lmeen reduced to ranks, Hut when aiiything and everything i11 stock which anybody, are such heastly cowards that they deserve to he it conies to the corporal anywhere, might wish to piece of driftwood which to Laron Matthews. who down. i11 union with the who furnishes a floating Hoats upon many waters: llut listen: what is that which rings forth from the trumpet of that cute-looking little red-faced cotton-topped fellow who seems to be rudely atenipting to attract the attention of the girls. at the sanie time wind-jan1n1ing on the horn? lN'hy that is Roy. the hugler, hlowing the stern fall-in call, lYhile that great hig old piinple-faced. hig-footed. HEX-IllLltltjll-lfllit fellow with the Stars and Stripes. niade out of calico. waving above his head which looks like it is covered with tow-sack fuzz, is Lawrence Rogers, the Color- Sergeant, And last, and hy all means least, is our Chunky Sergeant Major, who comes into the chapel each inorning as the harhinger of tidings tif good cheer to such frail and delicate persons as. Frank xvllllilllli Garlip Hogan. ,lnn Haninionds. And Terry Logan. aniiouiiciiio' the schedule of their afternoon exercise, statino' how lone' thev shall wall' :- D . X extra among the campus trees eve11 as the Grecians of old, inatheir gardens at Athens. As a conelusory remark, in this autohiograpliical conipendiuni, allow nie to en- courage, hy a slight exhortation. this noble hand of t'No11 Coins, one of whoni I am which, in the salntory phraseology of the muse inspired poetastm- Never niinrl little Non Coins, Don't you cry Yo11'll all he niajors, Bye and hye. 108 tactical Juke ann ins E-sequel lj G.. 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Xxblltll thc G:Lllzmt lflcwmf' IllIl1'CllL'fl imu Clmpvl m-xl lUUlAIlll1g 1-very hack wma lurucrl :mml 11411. llll cyc was rzliscrl until Klr, llim-msm 1'cx'c1'u!1lly szliml. l.u1 115 pray. n '1'Nx , M13 ,ff '-X Q5 easles If 5-9 G J and ZILNX ' X LlTYlPS - x ' I .4 Gvi-QYB A l ,Z 11 I9 gg Z DB will of Iinalienahle ightsf' ex v- , Cjffk , ez frat- ,J-yi-'lj omni of the enterprising members of the' junior year have formulated and submitted this Bill of lnalienable Rights. which was approved and adopted 'jg' q X ' this the thirteenth slay of February, nineteen hundred and eight, and which thev declare they will maintain and defend against all aggressions and unjust i I ,-- Aw -' -1 I I ' nsurpations of Learned Seniors and Professional Dignity and Erudition. -A,- if I. The said Juniors consent that the Faculty may exercise the right to l-Q-if intervene for the preservation of Faculty dependence and the maintenance of the life, property and the individual liberty of the younger members of tl il 'H - 5' A said Faculty, so long as the procedure of said Faculty does not contlict with this Hill of lnalienable Rights. 3. ln all cases of arbitrary and illegal extension of the delined period of extra drill the Right of llabeas Corpus shail be deemed an immediate and sutticieut remedy. 3. Klarrin Hollemon shall not be deprived of the ancient and honorable right of guessing nor shall its exercise ever be' construed as a lack of knowledge or a paucity uf information. 4. No junior either in English or Logic or if there be a junior in Psychology Class shall ever under any circumstances be compelled to give either on class or on examination, the classilication of any author, the exact words of any book nor shall any member at any time be required to commit anything whatever to memory. 5. Refreshment of the human body according to the dictates of nature' being neces- sary tu the welfare of all mankind. the right to sleep in class shall not be infringed upong but in case any member shall become soporiferons and fall from his seat, thereby dis- turbing the peaceful rest of another member of said class, the penalty for each outrage shall be death. 6, Everyone being entitled to the undisturbed pursuit of happiness, a member of said class showing the least hesitancy or reluctance in answering any question shall not be further questioned or molested during the entire recitation, but the teacher shall' either answer the question himself or at once pass it nn to another, and in no case shall there be any demonstrations of professional displeasure or display of disparaging in- sinuations either by facial contortions, tones of voice or otherwise 7. To complete the happiness of said juniors, all members of the Faculty, whose physiognomie lineaments present a disapproring appearance, shall be required to sub- stitute in its stead a pseudomorphic physiognomy of general pascirity and amnesty. S. No act of the Major against any member of said class shall be ratitied. affirmed or validated and if at any time an attempt is made by said Major to assert anthorityover any members of said class all rights required for the protection of the accused shall be maintained and protected absolutely. Emma L. DEAN. 110 It My l117l'Zll'y is nttetl with typt-x1'1'1te1', pens 211111 inkg T11 That I shall never write :1 lmnk, although I CC111111 nm 11111 111 V I ' 111 ,1 1 ri'1111Z1f?51:f'13j 1 11 1 11111 1111 I 1 'i f' 111' 1 1 xy ' s l 1-,V 3 SS? 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XX'l1utl1rx' Xvcrm-11 xx'v'1'c -lczul, Ur ll' mlm lflmk XXl,ltlu'l fzllluu pu-y. lllll rwrll tllux Tk'L'L'lXk'1l X Amywmx Nlll'lll'lNk'. lvfr IlIlNxlllQ Illtll' gzllv. X flu-:lmy lfwwk m lllx qw. 'l'l1 yy lwullclfl thc ywvuug wigllt. Xflux' Nauru T1'rIl1l :lll llzlrm XX'lll1 ll lulx :lf Cilmly, Xml ilu- mm- 'm-:ntl1 lux zlrm. Xml Ill K' llt IX fHlill'L'N?L'4,l ll, Xllw XXhlHc Y x Q. Q A 1112 rimua Oratio De Qeniurihuas, pro juniorihus gf ,. J. fc, f , f - I 4. W M, OXV l0Ilg, O Seniors. will you continue to abuse the patience of the Juniors? How long will that pride and pompousness of yours still mock us? When ' is there to be an end to that unbridled egotism uf yours, tossing itself about as . ,, -a, To V . . . , ,Q -I - it does now? Does not thc mighlv intellect uf the luniors, does not our reputa- , x?1,,4-65 9,41 . . gal-'F' il Ki' UO11 Wltll the f3Cllll5'. do not our frequent class meetings, do not the beautiful faces ci 55,4 ,I 'fm 1 ' J I ? ll A 1 ,ex X. and handsome countenances of us all, have any etifect with you? Do you not see . that your lordly big head is detected? Do you not feel that your jealous plotting against our class-standing, and your harassing our characters, is arrested and rendered powerless by the knowledge which the whole school has of your envy toward us? XYhat is there which you brought out in your last class meeting, what is there which you plaimed against us in the one short while' previous to the last one, what motion was made against the Junior Class which we are in the least ignorant of? O what a class! O what officers! The students are aware of these things, the Faculty knows themg and yet these Seniors will get their diplomas. ye gods, they will even get sheepskins! You ought. O Seniors, lung ago to have been tiunked in your ex- aminations: that vacuumheadedness of which you have been accusing us, has long been a common ailment among you all. XYhat! Did not that most loyal son of Locksburg, Elbert Edwards, who was elected president of the Junior Class, even in his capacity as 11 private citizen, of Cottage number I. from entirely patriotic motives, single handed quell a roughhouse which was being raised by Pat and Shorty, two Seniors? Has not Skippo Adams, more dignity than the whole Senior Class put together? Has not Miss May Hughes, a Junior, the record in school, even over the gaseous Seniors, for windjamming? Has not Tebo an undying reputation as a poetess, even superseding by the majestic and fantastic rythm of her verses, james K. Vick, of Russellville, who had eclipsed all others by his matchless brilliaucy? XVhat if the Seniors have got privilegcsg were they not GIVEN to them by the Faculty, while we have the' power and the incle- pcndence to TAKE ours? I wish, O Conscript Fathers, to bc merciful: but in such uncalled for lambasticating of the Juniors by the Seniors, I cannot restrain my wrathful eloquenceg but I must cease, O Conscript Fathers, that you may go home and defend yourselves against the rolling pins. and the surplus footwear, with which your affectionate wives will doubtless greet your welcome footsteps at this late hour. But there is and can be but one consolation to the Juniors in such a crisis of lordly jealousy and egotistical bigheadedness on the part ot the Seniors: let the Seniors go away: let them fold their little A. B. or B. S. parchments, under their arms, and trip it lightly over the green sward which belts the Capitoline, and the Campus Hendersonius, and wend their offensive way through the world, verbal Vesu- viuses, spouting hot air even as the geysers of the Yellowstone Park! l l l ! 113 Y- i 'IES'-HU' '-v,ij:'n:,f' f.-,t I as .,,'-jf f J. :V r f Zlhmcz tu Zluhtences. 1'sSA5.I. r' fsE.f?:.':.7f,?EL . l-:jail EEIXG and feeling the great need 'of rules and regulations to govern the Qg,ig,2g,3.J actions and proceedings, of-the audiences at all -public entertainments in 'the ,f.i,lg-igjgff' .1 Henderson College auditorium, the Faculty decided to engage the services - rw of some competent man to compile said rules, and wisely have they chosen Tf'lL'5E1isf:-fe ff, my worthy hand to accomplish this great undertaking. After careful thought :fig and study, I have excavated and amputated from the four corners of my brain the following advice: -,.' -6-if 4. , Always come to the building before the lights are turned on. Unless you R.. as . . , x V A , - ' ' 1-:al ee at 'A' do, some one will come whom you will fail to see, but be sure not to go f' 'Y , , , . . . 'xxf fl 1. Ill the auditorium. Hang around the door and get in every ones way if possible, especially those who have something to do. If you should go in, just look around. trouble the usher, then go outside again. It the to show you a seat, either insult him or ignore him. If you don't he will be disappointed. About ten minutes after the program begins come in as boisterously and noisily as possible. If the usher attempts to find a seat for you be sure to let him run up to the front of the house while you take a birds-eye view of the audience. Then take a seat on the opposite side of the house from that which the usher assigns you. After he passes, call him back and ask him if he has a program or if that is Miss Talk-a-Lot over on the other side. After you have been comfortably seated, hnd a friend in another part of the building, go over to her seat and ask someone to move so you can sit by her. In doing this don't fail to trouble the usher. Talk about your friends first and get rid of all the gossip you have stored away, then trouble the usher in some way. If there are any reserved seats be sure to find them and when the usher says, Beg pardon, madam, but these seats are reserved, give him the icicle stare for about two minutes and ten seconds, then ask if the one next to it is reserved. Then puff up and mumble something about the College and the usher. Don't fail to slight the usher because he has to act decently and you have your own choice. usher tries Don't talk until the program begins, then talk about everybody and everything. 'When the tirst young lady comes out on the stage free your mind of such burdens as these. Isnt she cute? t'Sl1e's just simply grand, O, I think she's perfectly lovelyf' Don't stop talking when she begins, merely talk a little louder. First try to rattle the enter- tainer, and if you fail in this, then try to show her that you are bored. After her selection is linished and the usher starts up with Howers, if you see him in time get in his way and when he comes back ask who sent them. Take special pains to be ready, if some accident should occur, to laugh and make yourself conspicuous. lf you should embarrass the performer, laugh louder. if not, pout. About this time call the usher and ask him if Hrs. Meek is well. Don't fail to trouble the usher. Applaud when it is entirely unnecessary and if a speaker says anything humorous be sure to laugh as rudely as possible so the audiences can't hear what he says. Then say to the man beside you that the speaker has on one black sock and a white shirt. See if you can't find some way to trouble the usher. Bring plenty of gum and chew as loud and as fast as possible. Dont fail to talk. Annoy every one in hearing distance. If there is anyone near you whom you suspicion of being a gentleman or a lady. or whom you think wants to listen, talk as loud, as fast and as much as you can. If you should see a fine well-bred man. whatever you do, don't fail to make insulting remarks about lnm loud enough for him to hear. Be sure to wish you hadn't come, and if the entertainment is free knock and kick more than ever. Try to make those entertaining you as miserable as possible. Also abuse the usher moreg since it is free, the occasion demands it. Ayhen the entertainment is over, make a rush for the door. lf you don't belong to the division who occupy the review stand. just block the' doorway: this will be suflicient. 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The Llepth uf 111y rlevntiiiii, ilezir, C1111 never lllFIl5lI1'CCl he lly any kind mf lIlSll'llll1Clll, Nor hy the depth of sea. The 1'n'erllu11'i11g. tl1rnI1bi11g joy That now enslironfls my soul, .-Xttnnes 1I'lj' heart fun' sweeter flI'C1llllS, .Xs in the tiines nf olcl. llow eqm we grape ziloiig through life, Negleeting hezinty here, l211wr:1ppe1l in sivrtlifl greeil uf gain, Regz11'cli11g nutliing tlezir? Heliwhl the hezinties uf tl1e Spring! Olvscrye the blushing ruse! lts frzigrzince Iills the llltlflllllg breeze Thzit '1'111111cl its hliisswiiis hlmys, The Lrvrcl of Day reviyes the wm-lil Xllith smiling face zilmyeg llc Kills erezitimi with l1is praise, .-Xnil hezirt ot 1111111 with love, The singing l1i1'nls f1'11111 tn11111Osl lmngli Of ymi green maple tree, P11111 mit their ineloclies of heart That oyeiilnwiiig be. The wcirlfl :ill elfmthetl i11 lllZlIlllC green, The arelietl sky i11 blue, Awake :1 reyereiicc for l-lim lVl111 gives the-se hefinties hne, Ainicl ten tlioiisnncl glories faire, Of earth :intl sky :incl sea. The une :1bs111'bi11g theme, rleai' girl, ls passioii-love for thee. The lllO0Il'ii11g msc. the shining stars, True 11011013 wezllth, :md fame, Your purity of soul, 'tis true, Has put them all to shanie. Tliongh jewels have tl1e 1':11'est tints, Music the rarest tone: All these are naught conipzirecl to thisg Thy faults, my love. zitone. A. O. GRAYDON llli QED The r llere's to Mr. Hinemon The President of our Collegeg Yl'e have all come to him ln our Search for knowledge. lIe1'e's to Miss Viiilson NVho, when hearing a text, If you don't know the question So sweetly says, next, Hei'e's to Mr. Mitchell And his business-like head, But when Miss Vera appears His face turns red. Here's to Miss Posey Wfho works with a might And turns out the uniforms Both gray and white. 1'lei'e's to Miss Tucker And her pupils three But the hardest to teach Is the Major you see. Ilere's to Mrs. Meek id old Psalmsg And her grai She thinks that we need them Like beggars need alms. Mr, Haygood HC1'B'S to hall and all Foot ' to victory ached us For he co a fall. VVith never ller acultp. e's to Miss Ilussell. Math a sigh and a tear, lt's for the absent Major XVe've never a fear. llere's to Mr. Rapp And that German Classg He has them all talking! e'ieh lass. Each lad and t llere's to Miss Lanth And her gallery of .-Xrl Vhich in our Annual X Plays a very large part. IIere's to Mr, Proctor The duck hunter bold ' of Latin But he knows more Than horses l'm told. Ilere's to Miss DeVoe f the Novel The Queen o apturecl our coach For she C XN'ithout any trouble. 5. Blackman IIere's to Mr And her gym girls so daring Wlhen after the ball They all go a-tearing. Here's to the Major Our Henderson Dude W'ho, when hearing a lesson, Sometimes grows rude. ll? .., . , 2 5 k ig 51. ' ettmg t em . S l lay in lied one inf1i'niiig. full sluinher lost his sway. Tut! Fin- the rising hell was ringing, liut my eyes just would stay shut. lint l turned upon nn' 1-riiniiiiiizite with a semi-eonscious start L ,, .Xs the language' of his snoring tnuud its way into my heart. 1 WQIQ,-,'ff,i.!fK ln my dreams l cnuld interpret as l faded hack to sleep, ' 1 XQQXL Alf- And methinks he seemed tw sing it as my slumber grew more deep llut the song he sang was lulling lmth to others :ind to me, And the gnurds he sawed seemed chilling tn his saw as hard oak tree. The sung of the saw as he sawed the gourds seemed this: Siitmze un, thou weary une, snnnze un. Nor let thy sleep lie lmrulceii. Siirumze 'til the day of judgment ecime, l,et then this snnre lietciken the siiimzing inf the hlltlllltl' as he snoozesf' Sn l slept a waking slumlrer with a imwing nuw and then, For the crowd of boys thus sleeping was e'en more than four times ten. True, each lmy was thus half waked lu' the 'ntruding hell, But not heeding and not shaken. all back into dreamland fell, And they slept their dreaming minutessdreading half 'wake and half 'sleep. 'Til the breakfast hell was clangingg then they seemed as many sheep. They all hit the tlwor a-running, gralmlmed the quickest garment nn, lnto jerseys half were turning, ere one nf three minutes gone. Those who lmttniietl shoes were eareless whether sucks or not they wore, Tluise with unlaeed shues were nut less, and the rulvbing made heels sore, Thus, in one great lung prricessiun, starting with the lJell's lirst clang, NX'ent the buys as to coiifessiuii. as each untied shoe-lace rang. First the greedy ran out quickly, fwriner the front ranks of the line, Such as Rogers, Sage and Beasley, with their appetites sublime. Then the sleepy-headed fellows came with rubbing limbs and eyes, And they puffed just like a liellows as they made their plea, surprise, llut they were all given hreakfast, made nt oats and tnast and hay, Cotlee, biscuits and intilasses, liut fur enftee, Pat took tay. But the Major came one iniiiruing. lle gut up in time to secg ' And he caused us all such nionrning as he said, It must nut be, Now inspection comes so early that we all must leave our lie-ls, E'en in time to see the pearly drops of dew on Nature Threads. -B. C. Few. f I , - A? 5. A .if lr iii MF: K' ,,h5ff5i?'-QV, l' Qx,ffMi1ll l,T'it5ifM 'wl' r knit X ,N 1. st Q F , ,., '51, -9 what f ' 'lu gy M v i . 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Uuacliita Entertains llenmlerson. Nt JYEM IIER. llenclerson plays Ruston. Students Recital. Mary Simpson goes Bicycling. Henderson Entertains Ouachita. Mr. Rapp goes to Little Rock. -Opie Reed fails to come. The Enchantecl XYoocl. Mr. Rapp goes to Little Rock. Henderson XYins Championship. Entertainecl Foot llall Teams. DECEMBER. Y. M. C. A. Banquet. Foot Ball boys take arms out of slings. IOiBl21jOI' llelforcl wears his uniform. Klirabile Dictu 15- iq- 18- 18- A. ll. Chef Hob resigns. P. ll. Chef Hob returns. Mr. Proctor Goes Duck Hunting. Mr. Proctor gets his face skinned 20-GH for Home. 31-Back again. 120 -i.xNt2xkY. 2-Reception. 5-Murphy and Hales, Little Rock Sports, visit us. Io-Lou Clark makes her Debut in .-Xrkaclelphia Society. I2-Mrs. Meek CllZ1lJL'I'HllCS girls to Moving' Picture Sliow I3gReview. 1.1.-uC1'Elll'l.H I5- Grincl. I5-AlEX3l11S.i' 22- Fluuk. 25-Seniors get Privileges. 26-RIT, Graydon goes to church with Miss Clark. 31-Shungopavi puts on a show. J FEl,1RL'.XRY. IO-FUZZY Pursley goes home. II1NOtlliIlg doing. 12-Breakfast 3 a. m. 21-Colonial Reception. 22-'lOil1ll Session of Literary Societies. 28-Paul Powell detects Mrs. Meek chewing gum. 30-Major Belforfl comes to Chapel. MARCH. 2-Graduate Recital. 8-Fast Male Quartet Organized. 11-Mr. Mitchell fails to call on Miss Applegate. I3-MiSS Tucker Arrives. I4-BIT. Rapp and Major Belford Yictims of Cupid. I5-Major Eelford calls. I6-MT. Rapp calls. 21-Preliminary Oratorical Contest. 22-Feast on Scalawag Hall. 24-StLlClCl1fS attend Rally. 25-RIF, Proctor moves. 26-MF. Proctor was moved back, 28-Strawberries for dinner. 30-and 31, Henderson plays Base Dall with Hendrix, 121 'Z-CUll1llliSSl0l1C.l oliiccrs hesiege thc Faculty for privile APRIL. 1-Mass Meeting. 4-Henderson wins State Oratorical Contest. 6-1 Unachita entertains Henderson. Q-Henderson wins Track Meet with I3-I4, 15, Henderson plays Fordyce. Ouachita I6-IqCl1tlCI'5Ol1 Cailets give box party. zo-Mr. llinemon makes a talk on Ch APRIL. 22-Khaki Arrive. urch Mannci s .25-Miss XVilson purchases a Merry XYiclOw. 26-Qll3I'fCt goes on a tour. 30-Henderson expects the Championship in Base Lall MAY. .2-Students attend Track Meet at Li 4-Recital. S-lien Few has his hair cut. IO-SIDCCl2llS give a plav. c , I4-A1155 Bussell sweeps her room. 16-The Logic Class know their lesson 17-Shorty grows an inch. 18-Exams. IQ+iXlOI'C Exams. zo-Still More. 3 ttle Rock .21-Ixlllll llrame makes a pass in Latin. 24-27, Commencement Exercises. 27-I101l1C, Sweet Home. 122 Ei-W doma in fi fwj JUNJNLES a t t I t llll V l x A + li X HVVllCl'C are you gfllllgf, XYl1itcforll, with .wif rim' in yum- 11 'Z-Xw! l'm just hnmmin 'l'OLl1lll, my pretty mairl, To find out all I can. llercfs a knock to llcnclcrsmi Collcgc. R-.X-ll-P. LX Chemical cxpcrimcnt. To a little pinch of Latin .Xmlfl about an oimcc of Greek Mix well with Mathematics, French anal uc3Cl'l'llZ1ll,U imtil swcct. Set out in a l'Sycl1ology vessel. Until entirely cold, Then light with Mrs. Mcck's Logic Match -Xml watch it all explode. 1 123 1 v - . . George Washington, Uflllftfllf tell a he. 'I'hat's what our histories say, liut heres to one who could and tu011'l In other words-Rob Ray. Iloscoe johnson would have to take a degree from some school before he Could get in the insane asylum. Major lielford to a class: Now class, nothing is complete without all t t 1 lll'1lllllC ' mul tr lflbllt '1 Iu'kfr is rar s-1 o .L '1 is to et w' o 1 'l c f. Edward Let's have a Halloween party on the Fourth of -luly, George llirthintong's XYashclay. O. ll. C. Cadet to H. C. Reception Committee Yes, I'd like to be re- duced to all the Irlenderson girls. Seniors' watch-word: XYho? XYhat lYhere ? Yes! Mc. Ferrin Gibbs to Mr. llinemon, Yes, Sir, he was hurt so bad they had to get the .-Xvalanehef' Dudley Tull to Ray llass Please stop that noise-you give me the over- allsf' XYith a De Yoe NYith a Di Yoe XYith a De Yoe, Di Yoe Dum ,linnnie get a rat trap Jimmie get a cat trap Dum! Bum! Iilllll! Pat Mehaffy K Jli am she went And are she gone And is I left here all alone? oh cruel Fate To I unkind To take she first Uh! It can not was! Monday Morning Echo You owes me a clinie, Honey. Tom Steele at Track Meet, Next thing is the ten mile clash. .-Xubrex' Tavlor Yes, some day I'll be in the XYhite I-Iousef'-Gilbert Gill- inan Now look out-They clon't have anything but negro porters. 124 1 vs Miss 'XYilson in History. .Xnd they annointed the kings head with oilug Horace Taylor: Miss lliilson, don't you think it was hair restorerf' Bob Ray to Mr. Proctor Is Holy water perfume 7' Lena will your dog bite No, Roy, No! Hope lflird Does Frank Steed run in the curdle-race Mrs. Meek, Mittie Grace, where was Macauley horn? Mittic Grace. In the superbs of London. Ruth Brame, Oh who threw the dukes farthest? Mr. IIaygoocl- Monday's assignment will he to take up l'lain Geome- try. Claud Murray- I've taken Geometry for three years and I never yet heard of Plain Geometry. Lena Of course he bored me often, but I don't think I showed it-every time I yawned I put my hand over my mouth. Roy ftrying to be gallantl Really I don't see how a hand so small couldAerfhidefthat is-er-do you guess it will rain tomorrow F Esca had a little lamb She took him every where Ilut now the lamb is out of date She has a Teddy bear. Irma Marshall tTranslating Frenchj The blood climbed up into his temples. Sage.- I atc as many biscuit for supper as Samson slew I'hilistines. Rogers- Yes, and with the same instrument. I. C. Rapp-Lessons in target shooting. lY1'ite for terms. Gibbs- Mrs Meek, are we expected to know the dates of all those events? Mrs. Meek- MeFerrin, I dou't expect you to know anything. Tread softly, clear Seniors, Along your bright path Tread softly, I charge you, You're not there by half. For some one may Hunk you. Then what will you do? Tread softly, clear Seniors, This NVHI'11ll'1g'S to you. 125 X111 1'1'11ct111'- Y1111 fc111111's have Z1 Q'1'Cfl1: 11111111 1111J11'c z1111'a11tz1gcs than 1 111111 11111111 1 111-111 1111 sQ11111'11g 1-1111 have 111t1C11 hcttcr i11st1'11cto1's. 1.1 511 R111- 11111 11111 1111-1' 111-111' 111111' sistt-1' speak 111 111c, R1Zll'C1lS F Marcus rc, 1'1'c 111-z11'11 hui' say that yfllll' 1103.11 11115 5112111011 1i1ic Z1 1c11111111. 521111 1.61121 KQ1' to R111 19. HI,4111.t 11-t Xlllll' c1'1111'z1gu 1:1111- ,XIII1 if 11111 gct EL 11-1111111. just 1ct tht- 1111111111 21141.11 K1?l1'V1l1-uXY11Cl1 111: 11111511 thc f1l'Zll111f1ll1, 11'hz1t are 11111 going 111 take ?' 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One purchase will convince you of the fact that we are deserving of your patronage. 131' li SIOEIH 81 C . 9 Prompt Delivery DRUGGISTS Phone 25 cw? fi L11 1, f Z Eff' 1. 9 2 wr. 9.1 .I N, X I, I. xv ,ai --3 is I X I -fax 2 1 f 1 , YJ f i S K X X 1 Chm.Ykvvs-in Studies in Eicpresslon. Nedafs, Badges, Glass Pins and HA L Rings, Prize Gups, Etc. Q! Ky Eli-Ili de-sigllc-41 :md wx:-1-lm-ml by skillm-11 als-sigm-1's mul :arti- szms. in mu' own 1':u-tuwy on flu: llI'4'llliSl'S. NYC will lie glml tu flll'IliSll you :lm-sigrns :xml vstixluxivs on :my nrtivlvs uf Wt-if' i sw This i'h2ll'2H'tl,'I' dvsilwl. Gfajf ' T' ' 1 ' 'J-Jr' . - - '. . ,' . Ni, , . QI, UI R INLV IAIAL4 H.--A ....,J-p.1g11-lxouk, xxhlc I1 Lfbllt-llllh ,f 'figN 'H NANIU illllwlI':lTiHl1S uf thc wo1'l1,I's fini-st wllu-1-Timm of lliamxomls, 'llw' '1 ,f YV:1tc-luis, .It-xwl1'y :null SilV1'l'NYilI'4', V111 Glass, I,f'5lillCl' floods, i'l'll1'kS, Sfilfirvllxilw, vtv., Ivllilillll FHICIC. llivcs full IHl1'fil'lll1ll'S. 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'F ny: I .ire-:f inf - .1 1 CQX BRO ER Tailors ' 1 F rom the Cheapest that s -:- GOOD-T-1 3 1 to the best thats Made rkadelphla, - rkansas 131 ITHEBOYSI - WHITTEN Gm. HALL Know the .styles in Nen's wearing' apparel, and keep just the things you want See them for Men's Furnishings ARKADELPHIA, '-I ARKANSAS SPORTING GOODS there will be found a complete line of athletic supplies at our store, and these of the most reliable manufactures. The prices asked will be uniformly as low as goods of high grade can be sold. III Henderson students are invited to inspect our stock before buying -:- -:- :-: ARKADELPH IA HARDWARE CO. HARDWARE SPORTING GOODS CUTLERY 1232 More Artistic Resultsn 1 2 Q 5 2 1 D Q Al ' CU H L -V C 15 5 .112 L5 1: L7 E T: rr AE ii 6 E fi T: E uc E TN E I, MOTTO: To Strive Constantly Towards X522 ' fi Q I 7 4-1, f SJ FD, . 3 :J in S I U DIO ,Z-jj. fb 41, we :J S1 IJ Fl f SJ Q We are makers of everything in the Photo- gi Q3 graphic Lme and will do our ape' best to please you . kj - va ,B tj, ,E .tis lt is our aim to be up-to-date in' everything and to 43 give our patrons the latest and best in our line. 43 Ill Kodak work done at reasonable prices and les- 'tif sons given to amateurs. ill Remember we make every- +57 thing Photographic, Buttons, Medallions, Watch Pic- gf tures, etc , aside from regular Photographs 3, .111 U ,X E23 may an ajft up lvjri in lflllzillfh lima an an lin Qu mi QQ an QQ Quan iiju QE' I am your Photographer and appreciate your trade I'I'I'I I'I'I'I'I'I I l'l'l l,l,l2l, l'l3l l.l l l.l l l l l l l I I I I I I I I I l l I I I I I I 133 II-I-I.ll-I-I.I-I-I-I-Isl-l.l.l-l-IIEmlal-l.l'l-Ill-IIIsl-ElmI.III-IIIII-I-I-IIIII-I-I-I-I-lnlnl-I-I-I-I-I-I CHARLUTTESVILLE Woolen Mills CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. :INK Manufacturers of High Grade Uniform Cloths, Sky Blues and Dark Blues, and the largest assort- ment and best quality of Gadet Grays including those used at the United States Military Academy at West Point and other leading Military Schools of the country. USED IN UNIFORMS OF CADETS OF HENDERSON COLLEGE IlNIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIBEIIIIIEIIII ' lllllIIIlIIlllIllllllllllllllllllllllll P TTER UN'S Big epartment tore TliE fashion centers of this country have contributed their very choicest offerings to our Store, as during all the years of Patter- son's supremacy the paramount feature of every season's showing is quality. A few specials we call your attention to is Rich 8: Sayles New York line of hand tailored Voile and Panama Skirts: Henderson's perfect fitting Corsetsg largest up-to-date line of Dress Goods in Arka- delphiag Merry Widow Hand Bags, Belts, Collars and Ties: Laces, Em- broideries, Handkerchiefs,-and Notions. Millinery Department We have this season added to our store a millinery department with an expert trimmer in charge. You will find on ex- hibition here in this department, the latest styles from Parisian and American models. Grocery Department Richelieu line of canned goods. F. D. SeWard's line of fine candies. Every- thing in fancy grocery line. We deliver the goods. Shoe Department ARE YOUR FEET HAPPY P If not, you can't blame anyone but yourself for purchasing shoes that cramp and draw your feet out of shape. Call in and inspect our line: they will nurse your tender feet and satisfy you. We carry Queen Quality, I. 8z T. Cous- ins, Bliss 8: Perry Co., and Bering's lines in all the latest styles and leathers, and they'll hold their shape. IVIen's Furnishing Goods Department To be well dressed is not all of life, but it is part of it, and an im- portant part. Get yourself into a Hart Schatner and Marx Suit and you will be well dressed. You won't have to worry about the style, for it will be correct in style, best in quality, and superbly tailored. We are sole agents for Hart Schafer and Marx Clothing, and we are also sole agents for Manhattan Shirts, Edwin Clapp Shoes, Bostonian Shoes, Iohn B. Stetson Hats, Mallery Crow Hats, and many other lines of high grade merchandise in men's wearing apparel. THE IVIODEL Home of H. St S. Clothing HATTERS HABERDASHERS CLOTHIERS l 35 WIlllllMS X PHIllIPS f i I ,Mig- elk, .er l fi If Mil N1 M- The Store on the Corner 1 L W 'i ,l i My by the Post Office d idzgfl x l H f ,f 'Tb '-4T5,x is'-1 . w lffl Ss' WHERE IS SOLD 'Ml W i'Rj?Y M ill-' fs 5 ,i,, me il .3 H The finest Staple and Fancy Groceries jf if U ' M Canned Goods, Fresh Candy, Mi' I Tobacco. Etc. xl ,Aifiig -' ,ff-1 f i ,fe i AT THE lg if , Q - ' fa -2- pn W lllllllr rly ummmmv-f as ef ? The Comrwflssvamsd Officers plead f7Jr' Fr -,Neges J. M. ADAMS, Pres. C. lf. TOBEY, Bus. Mgr. ARKADELPHIA Steam laundr New Laundry. Washes Clean Work Guaranteed Lowest Prices PHONE NO. 75 Arkadelphia, - Arkansas lllBEY'S NEWS SMNII The Only News Stand in Town Periodicals, Novels, Newspapers, Magazines, also Cold Drinks and Fresh Candies We Make a Specialty of Framing Pictures TOBEY BROS 136 C C 4 . 1' ' f f' ' 'S' ' ,1 , If K Sb si If I 2,145-:Pfg?'h?m , ' fl? AV -Q51 I Sf- X4 vim.. f X' , , X 3' ,' Q Af. hy not be In ' 'W 7 style andl wear a ,AX My The Dorothy Dodd is made oi g if ? A the very best leather and has :zS'f '71Q5g'Q5 A A style to please the most fastid- -- . ious dresser. We have a large , We Carl Sell YOU a Suit line of Oxfords in Tan, Patent, I 15222223 -5535151 , .. ' M and Gfimmh iff which has the snap, .50. 3. 0, '3.50 E ,139-525-? DRESS GOODS 91' V style and app aran e of Our Dress Goods Department Qgziliggigjaiggg a tailored to measure is complete 3 Voiles and Panamas in tan, Suit at a price that Carff brown, copenhagen blue, cham- peggn and black, jk: be beat. Glad to show A large line ol White Goods, xl' - The discrimination which the Embroideries, Je r m a n a n d 'C' I , 135255 you' college man displays in the Erench Xils andE-Baby Irish '4-'wg' choice ol his footwear is plro- . ' ' ?s5E533E55- - ' , ' -O afiefms. Over mbmdms 5D9C1Uf RUNS fo Ziff! mgihfvifliai efffaisiii French Lawns, French Batis- sale among college men who TCS, Cl'l2Ck6d and D0ff6d SWiSSCS 53:13 ,Z 074-f',,.,r rggognize its fnany features and Checked Lawns. Allthe late shapes and leathers. ARKADELPHIA, ARK. 137 ees CN! t fxN 1 I IM in Wk PA W l 'ggi i is Q, if 'f i' flllllll : fi -A 0 f T t l M113 1 ng -- J- ,L, gigs--grim. Z.,f-'5-,,ff 4 1' T f e- ffflf , f ,,, ,,.. Mr-. Ftlel.:m'5 Favorite pastime. ,.:-ff?-X..,,xs M edals, Class Pins, etc. : .N 1 bb Q J ,tm I i': '7 B J 16, - li wi' I- ,fxi Wav ' Mude In order :ind engraved in U111'llWl'l shops For Graduating Gifts Diamonds Watches Jewelry Etc. Catalog Free by Mail CHAS. S. STIFFT Little Rock, : - : Arkansas IILIIIIEH -I .ll l a, WIS-,,,.,,:. 'W.Fv4uf I ' :ull 'QQ n'l'f5EL53 More Musical :ind Educational Institut ns Use and Endnrse The Kimball Piano Thnn nny other. They :ire best ndupted fn the requirements uf student :ind nrtist nlike. They :ure guaranteed. ,S 55 ,gi Write for Catalodues, Prices and Terms HULLENBEHE MUSIC BU. Hnllenberg Building Little Rock, :-: Arkansas Miss Lavender THE POPULA R IVIILLINER .0 Q. Ks... .. ,.--Q31 XA.L:f,N0op'.i!..:VAg 7'QYE!'4'n L'L'Wh v 'zvG,,0 aavyv ' 'Y ffm- 'win' 'P ooo 0 Styles the Latest . Prffes the Cheapest Studetzts Inivted to Inspert our Line. Next Door to Oresham's. ELK HOR BA K NIUE.-XNIZIQIJ IN INNI CAPITAL PAID IN, SI00,000.00 SURPLUS, - 15,000.00 OFFICERS C. C. Henderson, President I. S. Cargile. Vice'President W. E. Barkman, Cashier J. W. Bunch. Asst. Cashier DIRECTORS C. C. Henderson I. S. Cargile W. H. Cooper W. E. Barkman I. W. Bunch Does a General Banking Business Citizens Bank 6, Trust Co. ARKADELPHIA, ARK. CAPITAL STOCK, S100,000 OFFICERS: R. W. HUIE, Pres. N. D. HUIE, Cashier E. W. MCCORKLE, Secy. LESLIE GOODLOE, Asst. Cashier OUR MOTTO: XVQ- iN'C'OlIllI1ULllltO ull, rich or poor, :md extend favors in km-pilng with sound lnmlq- ing pl'im'ipla-s. El LEE'S PLACE THE CLEANEST BARBER SHOP IN TOWN FIRST CLASS Hair Cuts Shaves Massage Hot and Cold Baths Lee Appreciates the Henderson Boys' Trade LEE KIRTLEY GRA E Base Ball Goods, Fishing Tackle Sporting Goods of all Kinds Fine Stock of Plumbing Goods GRA E When you h gy g t JACK AYERS THE BAKER STUDENTS' SPECIAL TIES: MINCE PIES, CREAM PUFFS, CAKES, CANDIES, CONFECTIONS, CANNED GOODS, ETC. J. J. PANNELL STAPLE AND FANCY G ROCER IES And Everything Good to Eat 222 North Maddox Street ARKADELPHIA, ARK. SL OAN BROS. LIVERY STABLE Trunk and Buss Line Quick and Safe Delivery ARKADELPHIA, ARK. Phone No 2 Hendrix Gollege OFFERS TO YOUNG MEN attractive courses leading to the degree of A. B. A well fur- nished laboratoryg excellent library, thorough instruction: a full faculty of college and university meng strong moral and religious influences: expenses reasonable. Graduates from high schools and academies are especially solicited. Fall term begins September 18th. Write for catalogue. STONEWALL ANDERSON, Pres. CONWAY, ARKANSAS The Best for Your Boy The vqcademy of Hendrix Gollege OFFERS FOR BOYS OVER FOURTEEN personal supervision, healthful location, experienced teach- ers, large library, attention to manners and moralsmall the advantages of the best preparatory schools under the most favorable surroundings for character building. Entire ex- penses S150 to S200 per year. For further information apply to The Head Master, M. J. RUSSELL, CONWAY. ARKANSAS 141 --THEU . . COH Co. Trustworthy, Reliable Goods Only at Uiziformly Right Prices The M. M. Cohn Co. LITTLE ROCK, ARK. HARKANSAS' LARGEST EXCLUSIVE CHINA STORE F. W. Sanders 8 Company Wholesale and Retail Fine China, Cut Glass, Silver- ware, Holiday Goods, Toys, Etc. HAVILAND CHINA DINNERWARE BAVARIAN CHINA DINNERWARE WHITE CHINA FOR DECORATING We make a specialty of furnishing Hotel. College and Restaurant outfits and Supplies. Write for prices. IVIAIL ORDERS RECEIVE PROMPT ATTENTION 408 Main Street LITTLE ROCK, ARK. J. A. FINGER JEWELER WATCHES and JEWELRY PROPERLY REPAIRED When you want to buy Good Jewelry go to I. A. FINGER'S Jewelry Store CROW-WILSON Real Estate and INVESTMENT CO. INSUIIQIXINCE Dr. J. H. NICCMLUIVI Physician Calls Promptly Answered oFFnCE PHONE 153 J. C. SETTLES DENTIST Ollicc over Elk Horn Bank Ullice Pllone 15 ARKA DELPHIA, ARK. Just After Classes The thoughts of the college student turns to something to satisfy physical man, instead of the intellectual man. Here is where they can get the most tempting and appetizing of good things to eat. Cream puffs, with the filling just right. Lady- fingers, crisp and tender. Kisses so sweet and good that one calls for another. Ham Sandwiches that taste like more. All kinds of Pies, with crisp and flakey crusts. Chocolate Creams and Marshmallow Candy, so soft and lucious that they fairly melt in the mouth. All this, and more too, to be had at the AHKYDELPHY BUN-IUN BAKHY Yaller Wagin. Fone 112 S. A. RUDISIII 81 Co. Wa fCfl makers and Jewelers Watches, jewelry, Silverware, Music Gnnds, Etc. Arkadelphia, Arkansas It's the Quality Of our Work that Impresses THE SIFTINGS HERALD PRINTERS Arkaclelphia, Arkansas DR. F. R. FLEIVIING l'AI.I.S DAY AXIJ NIGHT RICSIIJENCIC PHONE 50 ARKADELPHIA, ARK. F. S. WRIGHT J. C. LOGAN Resident Dentists Office over I'I. I'I. Hearmfs Drug Store ARKADELPHIA, ARK. Dr. N. R. Townsend PRACTICING PHYSICIAN OHTICE nver Tobey News Strand DR. E. K. WILLIAMS Residence Phone 17 Office Phone 25 Office over Elk Horn Bank ARKADELPHIA, ARK. YOU C ME C. R. R. B. THOMAS Will szivi- thi- sl l1lll'l1l ul'H4'1i1l1-1'so11 Milli-go llllllllj' 1111 Q'Yl'l'j' I1lll'l'l12lS1 . ll 1' si-ll l1v1'1i11'11 THE MERIMAC CLOTHING THE SWAN HATS CLUETT COLLARS AND CUFFS :mil thi- 14111-:npr-st liiii- of high grruls- l l11'1iish- ing gmuls in :xl'liIlllI'lIDlIlil lYl1y lrziylwn livin-s vlsvixliviw-'.' Tl? Y Vs YOUNG LADIES OF HENDERSON COLLEGE C. R. R. B. THOMAS ls:iiixiolistol1:1vvyo111':ill:ii11lilispi-ellliv lu-11111 ilill :iml stylish Bolts LOVELY LACES RICH EMBROIDERIES SHEER WHITE GOODS A. B. POE The Shoeman Second and Main, Little Rock, Ark. The largest retail Shoe House in the State. Sole Agents Hanan ci Son and Walkover Shoes for men. lfoi' VIPlIlIll1'llK'1'llH'Ill 1l1'ia+s1-s, lfziiis, SllIDIH'l'S. MAIL ORDERS GIVEN CARE-fUL llosv, llriiiillu-i'i'l1if,-ls Ill will sun- you 11111111-y. 'IIIIY IN. ATTENTION GRE HAM' The fastest growing store in Arkaclelphia. Wliere you can find the latest fabrics in LADIES' DRESS GOODS, LACES and EIVIBROTDERIES of the latest patterns that are making this store famous. We are simply up-to-date in both quality and style in all GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS. Young men, take your wants to Gresham, and save from I0 to I5 per cent, Why not do it? We make no assertion we can't back up with the goods. Yours to serve, GRESHAM S M O K E R MERCHANDISE CO. General Merchandise Cotton, Wool, Hides, Furs, Beeswax SQ VA ,fs .vi SELL US WHAT YOU HAVE TO SELL BUY FROM U5 WHAT YOU HAVE TO BUY ARKADELPHIA, ARK. MISS WHITLOE The Up-to-Date TRIMMER and MILLINER College girls always Welcome to look at our complete line of Hats and Millinery goods. REAR OE ElNliER'S JEWELRY STORE . . STUART l'iH1'lLlLllf3Si feet, Belts, Bugs null new Novelties. Dress lloolls in everv thing tliutfs new. CRAWFORD SHOES For u1en's feetg ll1lll:i1'5 Ties :tml Faiiev Hose. Hats that keep vour lieufl Siu style. K OTR :Xlhl is tu gire you ytmi' iinmey s wurtll. Sou will hull we are really for you tn inspel-t our lines of goolls. R. A. ST ART E. W. THOIVI S Prescription Druggist Specialties M Artist Material, Fine Perfumes and Toilet Articles, Kodak Supplies, Stationery and Candies ewberry DOESN'T KEEP FURNITURE He Sells It EMBALMER and UNDERTAKER FIRST-CLASS WORK DONE. Cv STEWART 81 JOHNSTON The Drug Store Next to Postoffice SCHOOL BOOKS STATIONERY COLD DRINKS CANDIES TOILET ARTICLES DRUGS PRICES THE CHEAPEST Pho R d I87 Ph S 123 ALVA C. HARRIS FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND EIVIBALIVIER With I. C. NEWBERRY, Arkadelphia West End Nleat Market EIVIIVIETT BLEDSOE, Proprietor Dealer in Pork, Beef, IVIutton and Country Produce TERMS CASH Phone 233 ARKADELPHIA, ARK. BENNETT at BROWN Dry Goods, Groceries and F resI1 Country Produce ArIqadeIpI1ia, Ark. Mail, Wire or Phone Your Orders for Cut Flowers or Plants QQ Largest Growers of Cut Flowers and Plants in the Southwest fmfi'Z:30HFeM'ff'06'5,,4f'S31 409 Main sr., LITTLE ROCK, ARK. PROMPT SERVICE - REASONABLE PRICES Node! Gafe WEST MAIN ST. A Clean Up-to-date Restaurant WE CATER ESPECIALLY ' TO THE -fe- YOUNG LADIES' TRADE Perfect ORDER Preserved LET Us MAKE YOUR RECEPTION Galzes McDaniel gl B r 0 S. Dealers in FURNITURE Undertaking PHONE176 THE C NC NNATI REGALIA C MPANY Military Tailors and Uniform Makers, CINCINNATI, O. WE FURNISH THE UNIFORIVIS FOR Henderson Gollege Catalogue No. 557'ee College Uniforms, Caps, Etc. List No. 556' A Pennants, Pillow Covers, Flags, Ban- nerse Class Caps, Novelties, Etc. BOTH FREE EOR THE ASKING. WRITE US. Arkallelllhia MiIIingG0mpany ARKADELPHIA, ARK. OPERA TING THE ARKADELPHIA ROLLER MILLS ARKADELPHIA STA VE AND PLANER MILL CO. ARKADELPHIA DRA YAGE CO. ARKADELPHIA CONSTRUCTION CO. We Handle Everything in These Lines OLD CLOTHES MADE NEW H. W. AUSTlN'S CLEANING, DYE AND REPAIR SHOP All Kin-is of LADIES' AND GENTLE1VIEN'S CLOTHES PRESSED AND CLEANED Dye Work and Repairs a Specialty SPECIAL PRICES Are now made to Customers and Students. No charging for Repairs when Cleaning P g ' OI' TZSSIH IS 00116. South of R. A. Stuart's Dry Goods Store, Hardy Street. CALL OR RING PHONES 16-61-86 PHONE 272 N No Chance for Disagreement , ,ff . Jag, 7 X' t -ff J 't tl i xx Y ' F77 - . 1 2 Q. 4 , . c ., J I V f 'M m Mw' . if :WI .p,,.,Q,...gi5..,.a.....,a , 'l ' 5 ai 2 Z i l 2, -Stl Qliilf. Q LW,W,,W,, J ztliout the stipt-riority' of nur Trunks NYU- int-n pwllttps lit-st llllflt'l'Sl1lllt'l tht-ir wttrtli ln-r :t11sv ol tht- t-niivt-iiit'-nit init-rinr :1ri':tiigt-- ment lilll'lllt'llE'11l'I'l1lt'lilIl5flli plt-ntyol :trtit-lt-s. Mt-ti like lln,-ni for tlit-ir st rt-1 gtli :intl light- ness. l'lYt'l'j'lltltlj' likes l'lll'lllYllt t'IlllF1l' they lmvti lui rivals in rr-liztlvility iii 1-vt-1'ytlvi:til. 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