Henderson State University - Star Yearbook (Arkadelphia, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1923 volume:

. 0 . ., .la M. 5 Q, 3 'ni' ,I fx ,- mb . 0 . ., .la M. 5 Q, 3 'ni' ,I fx ,- mb A A -0 H, w I I ly H E S A Rf NL I 'L VOLUME NINETEEN YQ' 1923 L P PUBLISHED ANNUALLY BY THE LITERARY i Q SOCIETIES or HENDERSON-BROWN COLLEGE W P Q ARKADELPHIA, ARK. 434, A V L - ! I 'Xi L NX 3 if 3 tx Q 'N 41 W l I 5 f I X, LX I X L ' yy fx X- K -Q fffff . 41 Nh' ARM X I LX5 . f 'u L LL ik J xx. fm If -wg, I . 'Q iii fl x,N llyWisi?g.,. .a f . V H- 4- ,s Q 'W',L-pf Aw LLfEL E x1 'HIP .I I M9iZfffQfj?'f' 'm 'IL N' If' '1'f'ff'f'f4ff' , , 4 flffjyllfff ,WK Hfffaffffff i ' fffW72W ,Qlf4ff 7'Mff' E ?W E 17' f' iff! ' I MW 2 1 1 .! Z xi sl, Y, SF WWE, : W, ', 5' fgglff ffffcx' E '., 1 NDfNN . .. WEE NX gl:+ ' ,gLA:L,..:4 fEfE32gf-Q' X-9, :-- sq ' . 211. J I - . . - ,, fgi, 1 I 1 4,i,.,.f QAMM-J d 7 Q LAM JZ? Cv-ue.4, LMA, u'Q,L4,27'G,C CAQUQIOLAAAJL, Arai, . 'V N X ,- , 14,,,f v4iL'4'. ,,,Tg- itil PQHNQ -, ' 7Aa'i4L - T'1f'L 1 f . ffl 1 ' ILA-I Ls. Q Lbvooywvvkg V,-1 Litvf- lhxiq-bv! -, L. -,-1.4-11, D 4 .lvl X od . V i lb gLx,- Milk Ax N A. rl i.. wif ff+9'ee311g QDPM-V1KE' 3 - MXN, 591- 'E 'WA DEDICATIO To the thirty-six former Editors and Business hianagers of the Star, Whose past successes in creat- ing annuals representing the spirit of the college are duly recognized, whose trials and tribulations expe- rienced in the days gone by are justly appreciated by those follow- ing in their footsteps, and Whose past achievements are an invaluable source of aid and inliuence in the edition of this present volume, We fxffxl? l X31 N J iw ENC C are 'x JX J respectfull dedicate this nineteenth ,E---fx ? T 9 ' y , , In an n B 4 , N y L! volume of the STAR. -Q ! ,4' u ..' ' f .. . N THE STAFF. I 5- M illllli ' x ll 7 . .g. - 3: i: Q -- . 4 -Ing lL 'I :six 'F 531' , Ill? lf l : All!! cv f a . A A 7' 541 ,.- 15 4 X 1 fe-NY, .WA -- A 9 ,.--: - 4 n -J' uR--, N 1 wavy? 4-Auf? 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FRANK CH0wN1NG CHARLES PIPKIN RIQPERT VANCE KIATT ELLIS RIC!-CS STRONG BIILLARD ALFORD The Star 1905 1906 1907 1908 1909 IQIO 1911 1912 IQI3 19I-l- 1915 1916 1917 1918 IQIQA 1920 1921 1922 Managers of l?u.vinrs.v Jftlflilflfl' CYRFS BROXYN C1'RI's BROWN JAMES RIEHAEF1' JAMES BIFH.-XFFY HIGH HART XVHITEEOR11 11.-XKLDIX XVESLEY ROGERS ROY JOHN XV. B. HL'FF CLAVO P. HARRIS XHAX A. R. KIOORIES XV.-XLTER SCOTT LESTA XVEST Jos. F. CALLAWAY. JR. CECIL CUPE' XX?-XRRE N C1-1 AAI I1 ER LAIN ELBERT BIUODY GEORGE TAYLOR FOREWoRD jf, in the clim, distant future, when you are lonely and your thoughts wander back to your college days, you should look E Q 2315 nlllllm ,, fr X ' f ' Twlmllllll fxlijflx X ' Q W , . 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I0 The Ouachita All that is beauteous, lies, imaged there Gaining happier beauty: O pellucia' stream Thine the truer grace, the diviner air, The most gorgeous iints that gleam. Sym, E 'ilffhen I'nz on the Ouachita, the Ozuzfhita I meet life with a glad ha! ha! There's the blue abofve and the blue below, dna' Lo-ve ivherefver I go. zz W O NNIXNAJ DR. M. VVORKMAN Presidwzl BmI I4 3 DR. B. S. FOSTER Dfan of Flll'IlHj',' Pfzilomplly and Sofia! Srinzfrs. MRS. C. L. CRAXVFORD Dmn of Il'0mrn. f25U'1-01164, m .4 A of I5 M 14 'iw-VJ ,irq i JQ ff Li, :i111fff7'.f.fA., RL ,7 47' ' ' Q ' WA 90' V ' 1 7l'n1x, ff J. XV. ROGERS Dum of ,1I1'Il,' lillgflixfz. SX, Miss AIARY SUE Monxm' .1Illf!lL'llI!lfiL'.V. llvff,4..4L 4, u-MJ u-nf U A I . - cf J DL- 1-L-d4.4f 'Al 4,21-rv-41,A9fz,9 Lafnv J'f4,1A14-V - R7'-145-v.,f 12--g,,4 'A .Q g44'rpg.,,l,4,'.,4f,f 1,444-QL ,ufjvll-1A-rv.-4j,1g4f nik- A jf, ailf 9 N-Y Ay - n Qi . fx :3 . 5 l xl J .I Y J J km .3 JI N J M 1 VV ' Wm s 2 -F 1 f:J A J f fi 4 L' 9 Q5 Q N7 R. T. Pxocroza . - . P. XV. TIQRRENTINE Ilzslory and Laluz. A , Ilrad of knglzsfz Dvparilmvzf. 2 DR. C. A. EVANS MATT ELLIS Ilcad of Sfifnfe Deparlmvnt. Srivnf . J ' ,6 awjfjwmfi J MISS I.L'R.X N. Jlswra1.r, M155 Nlunkrln SIIPRRTIIT .QJ Sfllllijfl. f N' f Q43-K5 frrm lf. .x :X X H111 A 5 Miss HELENA Talriscmux MRS. -I. NI. XVm:Kx1,xv A ' 4 lf. Rwliyforzf Enfllulffflll. 'E' -1 1 WQL. ,QQQW5 Xxhmmm. W 'L . u Lf Q ALM ix, ?AuCLfL M ,Qui 1 Q' .,9L1.e,,g3L Qkrxumwvub ..- uf ',WUL1,vg- iw W md Qu HU'-, MIB- D. P. HOLMES Il4'1n1'11111.m'1' of ,lll'lLil'!IIj',' 1.11 MRS. R. VV. HLYIE, JR. Llbrztrian. av--A Mas. H. XV. GIBBS Ilzxlrzzrior in .-Irznlenzy. S VUDENT Ass1sTANTs NIARTIIA HALL SAGE MCLEAN Emru LEmY AGNES LEIDY Lois 1ViCN.-XBB INEZ HARRIS IIARRY MACK JEWEL MCLEAN :- T MRS. F. B. CIIIDESTER .Uulrnn llnyx' 1JfII'llIil0fj'. Mus. A. O. Exxxxs .Unlrozz Dining! Half MRS. XVM. XVEPFER Jlalrozz, Srnior llama. Miss BLXRY MCCA NN 1Y1n'.vr. DR. FREDEMCK HARWOOD Dfan of Conscrfvaiory, Piano -Aux Mas. FREDERICK Hmzwoon Violin. - L An, ,.. 'tefyf 7 hu Miss LUCY CLARK E.vp1'u.vio11, Miss Vmcxxl.-x FARR. Sfrnnd .l.v5i.v1an1, Piano. U N 21 x w N J N49 7, . My 'gvgxkx X X K 1 x L A . Miss POLLY Grass First .'155i.vfant. Piano. Miss AcxEs CRAWFORD Third qlssisiant, Piano. un x ? 'hifi' 'x 2 w - . A - 'x Y n' 'xl Xl 'K Xu lg! ,L 5 5 U -: I -Y xxx' X c .4 I , V, ,L L,f LJ A, LN-Mxvkld , r MISS LELIA XVIIFELER MRS' I' H' BELL foifu. ' SIN' UW M Wg if Q MJ af 'WM M f ' 4,1 ,J-ev. ab We 11 W 54, 7fv'1,,.fLL4y fyviifl- rx! 4 lk'-kffg 1 by ,-C-,A ,M .U,u . ,A MPI ' ZMISS Lum Romxsov ' L0 - llumv Emzzonmpv XZMQMT Ikoknmxfvuf 22 L7 5 Ffa., Wei-171 MLW A ff-W4 . U ,444 9 0 . 5 ,. s: , ,ay ,f qlllw-- X Lk . ,. 'Qs 4- X X- Q Classes no ' J X V O 5 s '2.-QW' .,.,f' Q, w. m-: w.- - 6w1!?,,f. i .x v k o j f s q sl- Q, Q 2 1. -s - ' T .f 5Q + xg N - - . . V -.GR 0 0 n u 1 352 eg r u s 1 I . ..n' ' L -'ggh O -'1 who -!:,f'L .J ' Lzi' -, pw-,3 .i.5v:', I,- , , '05, - .K 'L2v, Y' r'l 'k . .1 . , f,n2fLxi I A ,-'Q 'r-. vu. , .hw ,I J .ho .1 . f. , Q .m1,J'o n 5 , . .u, a 1 .-. I QV.- . I ol FF 'T ,-., r f , 9 . .. ,. 'B 'n N -A- ' L -L 'L 'MP P a L '., .. ,E .A . ,Y'L' I v 4 ' V H' 71: :S if S E NI O R S From The End Of The Trail. By James Earl Fraser 25 E IDR N1ll.TON B. YOUNG . JAMES BEVILL . . SAGE IXJCLE,-KN . . FLETCHER Y MILLARO IALFORD LA FAYETTE BAKER MAE BARLOW JAMES F. BEVILL JAMES M. CIIAMBERLAIN EASTER BLACK DORIS CEOODVYIN INEZ CLEMENTS 1 lu? OFFICERS LITERARY KATHERINE FAIR NLARTHA HALL ALI'I'A HAMIIER ELEANOR HARRIS GLADYS HOCKING SAGE MCLEAN FINE ARTS MARIAN CUFEMAN JENNIE GREGORY' ETHEL GRACE HARLEY 26 . . . . Prrsidvn! . I'ice-Prrxidfni . . . Sefretary Treasurer MAX' BELLE OARES VESTA ROGERS BENJAMIN RUSH FLETCHER YOUNG MILTON YOUNG SELWYN SELLER JAMES THOMAS MATTIE VVILLIAMS SCnlO1' Class RIILTON B. YOLNO, Gm-Iam! GURDON, ARKANSAS CANDIDATE FOR A.B., B.S. Vice-President t't-rt-le Francais. '20: Society Ol'- 1 ticer eight quart-frs. '20, '21, '1.2, 'Slip Glec Pluh, '21, President .lunior Vlass, '223 President SO- ciety. '22: President Pep Association, '22: Vice- President Masonic Club, 'ZZL Svc-l'eta1'y Tidlmll Bible Class, '22, Oracle Staff. '22: Star Stuff. '222 Y. M. V. A. Calsixwt, '22, '23: Business BIi1ll1l2l'l' . Football Tt-am, 'LIL President Senior Vlass, 'till El Pirculo Literario Espanol, '235 Editor-in- Vliiet' Oracle. '23, .-I man fwlm stand: foursquarr lo all IM' fwindx fha! blow. A foursquare, all-round, typical college man is our Mutt. In Our junior year he guided the destinies of our class so successfully that he was given the job for another year, and he has almost made us conceited by his pride in us. A fine president, a good editor-in- chief for Thr Oraflf, a football manager of whom we can well be proud, a splendid stu- dent is Mutt, But is that all? No! His looks! Mutt would make a wonderful model for A skin you love to touch adver- tisement. He is a real man and Henderson will truly say, Gone, but not forgottenf RIARTH.-x H.ALL. Upsilon Phi EL DORADO, ARKANSAS CANDIDATE FOR A.B. l,it1-Vary Vritic Society, '20: 'Winner Scholarship Medal. '20: Member Union Puunty l lulw, 'ZIIL Recording Sec-rvtary Soc-it-ty, '21, '223 Yic---1'resi- dv-nt Society. '1Z1: Y. YV. C. A. Valainet. '2I1: Stu- dent Council. '21: Int.,-r-Society Essayist, '21, '23: Oracle Staff, '22: Highest College Av:-rage, 'SZZ Best All-Round Student Medal, '22: Presi- dent Y, XV. F. A.. '22, '23g Assistant Editor Oracle, '23: President Society, '23. Go fwhrre :lm fwill, shi' fwilf makr llrr mark. Here is one of the most brilliant young ladies that has ever entered the portals of H. B. C. This is justly proved by the list of honors she has laid away. As an English shark she has no equal in school. She is an ardent student, a devoted worker, and a leader in student and religious activities. No doubt she will be valedictorian of the class this year. r . I.2.mT: - QM CADD GA . ANSAS Qqlgdf-0-ML -J eniO1' 9 Q0 ei-I-'-Ns M'-J Gllifllllll I DMTWQLQQ-Bhfln-HI ci n '1 Football. '19, '20, '21, '21l: Captain loo ma . 'L : Society Otfict-r for six quarters: President So- ciety, '22: President Sophomore Class, '21: Lab- oratory Assistant, 'ZTQ Y. M. l . A. Cabinet. '22, YR: lit- t m-rcle Francais. 'LIO. '23: Spanish Club. 'ISL Society Debater, '23, Oracle Staff, 'ZI1: Star Staff. 'SEQ President Jack Tiulball Bible Class. 'IRL President H Association, '23: Manager Bask--tlmll Team. 'QQQ All-State Halfbaek, '22, Debate Council, '23: Academy Instructor, '33, Business Manager Star. 'SIL If il ln' a yvrztlrnzan and a scholar ye Jerk, yt' haw' found him. Some thin s are beyond comprehension. and Ab is one 0 those things. Intellect, genius, joviality, since ity, enthusiasm, indifference are fused togeth sin that wonderful person- ality which we k w as Sage McLean. He has tackled any nu' ber of jobs and has come out successful every time. He is widely known as a fighting Reddie. Sage deserves credit for the peppy way he goes after every task, and even more credit for the successful com- pletion of .ill of them. ALITA H.AKIlTlER. Ujwsilou Phi BRADLEY, ARKANSAS Cfxxninxriz ron A.B., B.O. Sm-it-ty Utlic-er tive quarters: Vice-President So- ciety, '21: Y. XV. C. A. Cabinet, '21, '22: Vice- 1'rt-sidunt Y, XV. C. A., 'ZJll. Set-l't-tary Life Serv- irt- Band, '21, '22: Vice-Pr:-sislenl Life Service Band. '221 Pri-sident Life Svrx'it-m- Band. '22: Cap- tain Bzisl-tt-thall Team. '21, '22, 'ESI Debating T1-nm, '!1: President Society, ':!1!. 'Tis moilrxly thai makfs lllvm .vrnn divinvf' A quiet, modest, unassuming young lady is Alita, hut she is a demon on the basketball court. Her ability for leadership was so ap- parent that she was elected captain of the team for the third consecutive year, zt very rare occurrence in athletics. She, too, is one of the leaders in religious and society organi- zations and Ie predict a bright future for her. f f ' I i,cvt,.,,Q Q7 pf-11 ' , V ,fffy .?2ft,,J If Zh., I - s . 1 ff 2 fffbif-zf..f1-f , VV '!'f1 V-.! fgli 7 jx! if lf'VuL1Q,fi'fc-f-fi-' 'ITIL-bg'--Lf! fi! r Qfrb! L Qffvlv' - r' ff . ' My If J -viz' '--H V7 7'-f If V' Z' ' f f' f , - ,ITKA J flwqjfvl -, , . Lf by-fJ:.J'- I N, 1 I, J 4' A +4 YV ' J.,- , J .-.f -'Lf MXL ff- L If I , I. 1 ,Lf if 'M A , - 1, . e, ef. A2 4' . .H If ,F I -- , , d - V 1, J -f.f.f.f .VL Senior Class BIILL.-XRD JXLFORD, Cfllflllllll oxotom, .uue.xxs.xs C,xxmnA'rE rox AJS. Intv1'-1'wllt-i:inlt- Dehnn-V, '20, '21, '23, 'I-T: XYin' I1-'rl'--lualv M--dal, '!l: xYil1l1 l' Urnt-n'n-al Medal. 'Ili Sm-iety Ullicvr len quartets: President Gnu'- lzin-1 Literary Society. '22: H--nor Roll. '23 lbracl-f Staff, '30, '21, 'USC Etlitur-in-I'hiul Star. Rf5ol-Wd lo rule or ruin Ihr Jian. Duke possesses a superahundance of lo- quacity and can cover up a scarcity of ideas with a multiplicity of words. In the matter of speaking contests, Duke, with his magnifi- cent voice and general knowledge, has made a wonderful record. No matter to him what he speaks about just so he has his M:1rks. Surely. Duke, the silver-tongued orator, will travel a flowery path in a triumphal proces- sion to a proffssorship of Bluffology. IIere's to his success. ELEAXOR H.'XRRlS, Philonzzztlimzz ARKADELPHIA, .ARKANSAS CANDIDATE ron A.B. ll'oman is mos! prrfrrl uhm mos! u'omanIy. Though quiet and most reserved, Eleanor can always be counted on to do her part. She has been with us a number of years and we have learned to appreciate her for her real worth and fine qualities. XVe are glad she belongs to Twenty-three, for in her we have a friend. Q9-Qeg-ll Nil HA Caanue MJF-ft fr 'jfzxibhli SCI'liOI' Class JAMES F. BEVILL, Garland ARKADELPHM, ARKANSAS CANDIDATE FOR B.S. Society Onic-er. '20, ,221 YVinning Team lfrush- man Debate, '20, Oracle Staff, '20, '21, '2U: President Society, '22: Vice-President Pep As' sociation. '22: Vice'President Junior Class. '22: XVinning Team Inter-Collegiate Debate. T23 NVinning Team Inter-Society Debate. 'ZZL Debate Council, '23: Vice-President Senior Class, 'Z!3. Hr ix not lazy, but doc: not lzflivw in cxcrl- ing himself. Long, lean and lanky, a good sport, an in- dependent, fearless sort of chap. That's our Jim! He has made himself a little scarce on the campus this year, but that's because he has been selling insurance policies. Nevertheless, the girls think Jim is just a dear, and every- body knows what he thinks about them. The compliment is all theirs. CEL,-XDYS Hociuxc. Upsilon Phi nuivnxs, Anmssss fl.-XNDIDATE ron A.B. fl nzaidfn Ill'iH'l' boldj of spirit ,tlill and quid. That running center who certainly has the speed? That's Gladys. just because she's small doesn't say she's little. Although she is among the least in size in the class she is by no means least in many ways. She is very industrious and has proved herself a good athlete. She loves to get in a game and she loves to win. Beware, men, of Gladys! Qkskixl V -2-kilos siksxgxkx mug 'vxjthfuk ' C K 'fvkdx vkobcg' Rxvvckxstvek U -Jcfell 'Cl.,QJ -L4 tux - Ylkk J-vvL2-.K.,x ,Av 'ilk VQXJV kk! 3 ,s-.1. - . ' X1 'Lux . SeI1i0I' Class FLETCHER R. h'OL'NG. GflI'11ll111 CCRDOX, ARKANSAS CANDIDATE rok A.B. mlm- Vluh, '21lZ Spanish Vlul-. 'Sill Fri-ncli l'luh. 42111 Fofltlmll Team, '20, '21. '22: Rose-hull 'IH-um, '3u, '21, '22, '21!: Mt-mhi-r H ,-xssm-izition. 'Elk '21, '22, '21!: Society Office-r six quarters: V14-we President Soci:-Ky. '32: President Soni--ty. 'ETL Things will lfapprn anyfway, Qfulzy fworry? .HI lllinglx form' io Ilmsr -who 'LL't1ff, fu-lfy hurry? Here is an athlete who has won honors for his class and college: here is a fellow who is the embodiment of clean, good sportsmanship. Fletch knows how to be a friendg he possesses an individual spontaneous humor that is hard to equal. It is thought by some that this young man will, perhaps, enter the ministry. XVhy? To love his Bishop more! KATHERINE FAIR, Philonzfztlzmzz .uzx.iosLPHi.A, Aizxixssis CANDIDATE Fon A.B. Society Of'Ec-er two quarters, '21, 'itz ein-a--I-'A Staff, '23: Vice4Prt-sident Arkmlelphia B--lli-s' Flub. .'lIo.rt prrfiou: treasunxr oflnz mmf qcrapprd in smallrst packagrsf' Katherine is one who always does what is expected of her and makes very little fuss in doing it. She never becomes excited or wor- ried unnecessarily over any unexpected turn of school life, but calmly does what her sense of duty demands. Faithful to her duty and every trust Katherine must have a successful future. ., , c P+ re f F iw we l f. P4 TILAL' I ' 0-Aj. 6'-f .i Q ,mul zu-L9 V' l 0.l k.n1nnu-n. ' 1, A-'OW'-I I I Z-f 2. yy-Q 'fav-lu. cg r f 1 1 44, 4 -13 Q i 3 s9xo.:s.J l 'r - 3' L-,xy Nt iC.x.,x-vs.L ., M' X GSJVQ-'XJ Q X C7 ?he X Y vxq Q , Xkp-Q , Md, xl-0-'K -K vVx.Lk, u - fi' K - x0,,5MyV X tnkqx xrgg.ot5e,. Rx QM xxx' M- S ky 2 'Ax is 2.4 ' ' R A L Ik-'LX x1Qb.kA' ' x J SCI'liOI' Class BENJ,xM1N R. RUSH, Gm-Zami CAMDEN, ARKANSAS CANDIDATE ron A.B. Football Team, '19, '20, '211 Basketball Team. '20, '21, '2!i Fiaseball Tm-am, '19, '20, '21, '221 Captain Baseball Team. '21: All-State Second Basemnn, '21, Track Te-am, '20, 1Vinner Two- -hlllv and On:--Half-Mile Rum- at State Men-t. 'lflg 1Yinnel' Two-Mile Race. '1I1: Unptain Track Team, '21, 1Yinnt-r Two-Mile Rach, '22, Society Otlicer two quarters, '2l. '2!: Pr--side-nl Society. In lofuc, but fwillz oar. Rush is a jolly good fellow whose big smile has brightened our campus for four years. He is small in stature, but big in his ways. His place in the classroom, on the athletic field, in society, and in all college activities, will be hard to fill. Here's our best wishes, Ben, for the best future in all the world. Our bless- ings on thee, little man! LA FAYETTE BAKER, Upsilon Phi ARKADELPHIX, ARKANSAS CANDIDATE ron A.B. St-cretury Arkadelphia Belles' Plub, '20: Secre- tary Society. '21, T221 Medal for S. S, Teacher Training' Course, T325 President Belles' Club. '2flg President Society, '23. Efvrry smilv, .vo marry, drilvrs fan' away. La Fayette is famous for her sweet dispo- sition. She is always smiling and who ever saw La Fayette real angry? She will meet any fate with a laugh and a jest. Arkadel- phia has produced no better girl. Her thoughts. ideals, and aspirations are high. She's the kind you can count on to be right on the job with her best. SCI'liOI' Class JAMES KI, CH.xMBER1,.x1N, Grznznza Sigma Muvaux, .uuuxsfis C.xxnm.xTE Fon AB., B.S. Prem-li Club, 'Iwi Vit--'--Pi'--sidl-lit S-it-i--ty, 'Sli l'ru-suit-nt Sm-in-ty, 'Ilg Assistant 'I'l':11'k Muliugvr, 'Zig 'I'rnvk Mztnngr-r, 'lilg Prt-sillt-nt Spanish Vlnlv. 'ZZIQ llruvle Staff. 'ISL Editor-infl liief Stznr, 'EIL AITIIQ' Irasi Jtiitf ii f'tI5i4'Sf IlI4'l1zl'1'J. Ax sees and hears much. but tells little and that's more than most men do. He hails from Malvern, where all Arkadelphia lights come fromg he is a product to he justly proud of. A math shark and a S'lAR editor is james. Though quiet and unnssumin,f1, he will have suecess. Vvl2STA ROGERS, Upsilon Phi nor spruxcs, Aamir-:sas CANDIDATE FOR A.B., B.O. Intl-r-Society Rvauler, '2O: .-X. B. F1 Club, '201 Sons and Daughters' Plub, ':0g Y. XV. P. A. Valui- nwt. '21, '22, 'LZ33 S1'lt'it-ty Oflivvr, '22, '223 Beta V--ta Delta, '213 Life Si-rviee Band, '21!. li'1'arning fan' and ready sfnilf, Eternal brigzhlnrss all Ihr 1-w!1ilr. One of the most consistent exponents of the gentle art of studying, Vesta does her part to keep pure the moral atmosphere and advance the general good of the college. Regal, jolly, bright and rare is this Hot Springs jewel. 1 x x.- H X, - i x SCI'li01' Class MAY BELLE O.AKES, Ufrsilon Phi GLENVVOOD, ARKANSAS CANDIDATE ron A.B. Music Fritic Scveieiy, '20g Vice-President. Society. '22: Hall Leader of Mission Study. '22: Treasurer Society. 13: Y. XV. C. A. Cabinet. '23: Vice-Presb dt-nt Spanish Club. '23. Tim king-lleforning graces-drfvoiion, pa- iienre, Courage, forliiudrf' Do you know her? A shy, demure young thing, but one who knows how to assert her rights when the need arises. That's our May Belle. Ask her to pronounce her name in Span- ish. Queenie, however, is her favorite title. A true friend, a good student and a real sport is this girl from Glenwood on the Caddo. MAE BARLOW, Upxilon Phi xoxru LITTLE Rock, ARKANSAS CANDIDATE FOR A.B. Vice-Presiiient Freshman Class, '15i: Society Oi'- Eeer. '21, '22: Graduate Home Economics, '21: Y. XV, C. A. Cabinet. '21, '22, '23: President So, ciety, '22g Treasurer Junior Class. '22: Good Housekeeping Medal, '223 Vice-President Society, '23. .4Ind still the wonder grmv: Hnfw one small head could Carry all she knew. Here's one of those members of old Twenty- three who can entertain with equal ease. from a faculty member to a freshman. Here's one with a heart of gold and all the qualities that blend in making a true girl. This is Mae's second year as a senior in Henderson. Where will she be famous? In the kitchen or in the schoolroom, in Gurdon--no matter which, suc- cess will be hers. If ... ....l4...........,.. ,. SCI1iOl' Class SEIAVYN SELLER, Philonzafhmn cuknox, .uzx.axs.xs CANDIDATE Fon B.O. x'lL'l'-l'l't'Slllf'l1l Society, '20: Delta Alpha Phi, '20, '21, '22, 'IRL Society Vensor, '21: Urat-le Staff. '21: Slill' Staff, '21: YVinner Intel'-Suui--ty Head- ing Vontest. '22: Vive-Pri-sid--nt Sui-it-ty, '22L Phoral Uluh, '21: President Society, '23. Enjoy Ihr prrrrnt Jay, trusting furry Iilllr to the morrofwf' Sel hasn't anything against studying- she just hasn't time for it. One term her re- port card had an So on it. Sel went home perfectly horrified that her erstwhile, clean report card should be sullied by such a high mark. But she takes the prize in reading- one of the most entertaining readers in Hen- derson. Her ambition is to he I1 Chautauqua reader. Niay success be yours, Sel. JAMES THOMAS, Phi10l1l!lf1lE'llll ronovce, ,xizK.axsAs CANDIDATE rox B.M. Uhnral l'IulJ. '21, '22, '23: Vice-Pre-sitlf-nt Society, '21: President Delta Alpha Chi, '22, '23g Presi- dent Society, '22. Romeo, oh, Romvo, qcllvre ar! Niall! james has her hands full running Little Ben. However, she Finds quite a bit of time to give to music, and is one of our voice Stu- dents who is always willing and ready to serve. james' voice is pleasing and gives promise to a bright future, for its attractive owner who, always, with a twinkle in her eye and a smile on her lips, deserves the success that will come to her. SCI'li01' Class ETHEL GRACE HARLEY, Philonmthcrzn wARkex, ARKANSAS CANDIDATE Fox H.E. Literary Critiv Society, 'Zig Secretary Society, '23. Lifr' ir foo short for mean anxieties. To speak in plain English, Ethel Grace is a good cook. She has threatened to teach but the reputation she has managed to acquire in the culinary art will doubtless reach the ears of some boarding-house-hardened young man in time to prevent such a catastrophe. EASTER BLAUQV, Upsilon Phi 1'uLsA, OKLAHOMA liar -voife as .vwvrt as if ii look its music from hcr fuer. If music has charms to soothe the savage beast. Frenchy is determined to Find where they are located, for a song is always in her throat. But, for all her vocal achievements, Frenchy has had several other studies of which mankind is one of the most important. She believes the proper study of mankind is man. SC!'liOI' Class DORIS Goonwlx, llfvsilon Phi EL uomno, .uuuxs.xs CANDIDATE Fon l'I.E. Br no! afraid of rn1l1uJia,trn,' you lzfril i!,' you ran do I10l,li7ly Q,L'iflI0ll1 il. Yes, Doris has had her men, but they've all been chased over the garden wall in favor of one, by George! Doris is one of our happy- go-lucky, generous girls. She is not afraid of work, and with her pep and enthusiasm for it, success will be hers. Doris is true blue. lIA'r'r1E XVILLIAMS. Upsilmz Phi STAR CITY, ARKA XS.-XS Voice A. B. V. lub, '19, '19, '201 Gratluatv Il, E. Acad:-niy, '211 tfritir' Soviety. 'Ill Winn--i' Yi-ive Medal, 'Sill Sec-retary Society, '23: Spanish Vlulv. 'CSi Lift' Service Band, '21!. .l handxomf 'woman is a jvfwrl, .I good woman is a Irvasurv. Yes, Mattie says what she thinks and thinks what she says. In her, there is no sham. She is true blue. She is known for her strong and charming voice which, with her quiet, strong personality, has won for her a place in the hearts of all those who know her. SCI1i01' Class JENNIE CEREGORY, Philonzathmn RRKADELPHIA, ARKANSAS CANDIDATE FOR H.E. Quirl. rrsn'-Wd. dfjwndrnt and dvmure, ,J friend of I-whom you are alvwayx sure. jannie is one of our town pupils who is with us very little, but those of us who know her have learned to love her. As a Home Eco- nomics student, she is unsurpassed and will sometime gracefully preside over some fortu- nate man's kitchen. RIARION CIQFFMAN. Philonzathmn ARKADELPHIA, ARRANsAs CANDIDATE FOR H.E. Em, drink, and br nzvrry, for tomorrow you dir. Take Z1 pair of blue eyes, a head of curly hair-bobhed, to be sure, fashions of course, and you have Marion. But for all this, she is a very good cook and is looking eagerly for a job. Man. wanted! INEZ CLEMENTS, Philonmthean ARKADELPHIA, ARKANSAS CANDIDATE FOR H,E. .-I mvrry lwart yor: all Ihr' day. Here is another one of the Home Economics girls. Inez is always in for fun and is al- ways Z1 jolly, good companion. Impulsive and free from care, yet loyal and persistentg who can tell what this young miss will do? IN MEMORIAM LOIS ELLIS Born September 29, 1903: Died slruiuary 17, 1923 YVhen she first came to Henderson-Brown she took the path that lwrought her straight to the doors of our hearts-she smiledg we opened the doors :ind took her in. There we will hold her forever. ' She will he with us when we cheer our teams, with us in the busy classroom, with us when we listen to sweet music, with us when we worship in the chapel. She will be hy our sides when we look into His dear blue sky, and when we rest under the campus pines. College work and college joys will encompass her, and memory with her sweet graeiousness will rest upon her and love her for the gentle fairness and noble strength that she put alike into work and pleasure. M. S. M. 39 Rx A ' ...Egg NX Y 'weak ,I xy ,. 1' 5372 Q ' ,f --5-f 9-P-if-11 T4 Q ffffzffjijiaf Til' F- ' '5iif, ' ' ' Q Q U 'A J I J lolorv Red :Ind XVhite LOLIS SMITH . . . IYJANSEL BAKER . . LOIS ELLIS . . u1'1iOI' Class dlnlln: DeedS, not YVOI'dS OFFICERS HORACE VVILLIAMSON . XVILLIE .ADAMS OVERTON ANDERSON EVELYN BAILEY IJENNIS C. BAKER MANSEL BAKER VIRGINIA BLAIR T. J. BLEWSTER VIRGINIA CALLAWAS' ANNIE LEE CIIIDIESTER XVINIFRED CRILL LOGAN CROVSE SLOAN CUMMINS TURNER IJELONEY LOIS ELLIS LOUIS ELLIS BIEMBERS KATIIERINE EVANS IRMA FLOWERS IELIZABETH GRAVES IQATHLEEN GUNNELL IJEARIN I-IARMAN ELIZA HARRIS DORA HOLMES EvERE'I I' JAMES AGNES LEIDY IIARRY MACK RL'1'II MARKS FRANCIS MA'I I'HEws FREDERXCA MINTERN JEWEL MCLEAN HAL NORYVOOD 40 Flofwfr'.' Red Czlrnzltinn . . . . . Presidenl . l'irf'-Prf'5idI'11I . . . Svcrflary Tl'4'l1A'1H'f'f ROBBIE NORWOOD VEE PRICE ISAAC ROLAND HOWARD D. SEGLER LOUIS SMITH LUCY VV.-KDE LUCILLE YVALL DOROTHY VVALTON HORACE VVILLIAMSON GEORGE VVORKMAN ROLAND ROBBINS CLOWER VVRICHT DOUGLAS XNRIGHT BETH SEWELL XVINNXE DAVIS ROANE .Rl frifmi, a gfllffflllllll, what mon' mn fzvr Jay? Junior Class Lows SMITH RUSSELLVILLE, ARKA NSAS RUTH RI.-XRKS NEW' EDINBURGH, ARKANSAS II flofwfr fworihy of Paradisrf' DQR.-I HOLMES ARKADELPHIA, ARKANSAS ls :hr not mon' lhan painfing ran I'.1'f'l't'SJ, Or youihful paris' fanry Iwhrn fhfy Iofvff? SLOAN CUINIAIINS PR ESCOTT, ARKANSAS Il'il and humor bflong to yfllillj alarm HARRY MACK BODCA'-V, ARKANSAS Men of ff-w fwords are Ihr brsi rnenf' EVELYN BAILEY ARKADELPHIA, ARKANSAS lVoman is Elllillfd Io Life, Libfrly and the Purxuit of Man. XVINNII5 DAVIS ROANE MARIANNA, ARKANSAS Na sfusreler fvoife was efver heard, rfvrn among the angels. - FRANCIS AIATTHEWS ,K ' EL DORADO, ARKANSAS 0 that this too .valid flash 'would mfll. V F L+ I' if? ?jl, ? 2646 Afmdi ,I ! I H I If 1 5, Y 3'- A1 ff II, ,I i ,I I. I 5 U if H 9 I0 I I I l i G A ,I dh if ll N ,I EI 'I I :IN IN I I II I i. I I l 1 I fl V 9 I I 1 7 Wx UU VC ffuh, I ff . Q51 , Jumor Class 1+ ff -f will ' BIANSEL BAKER ,,, 6 I' HAMBURG, ARKANSAS I M ff' Hr Iiolh nofhing buf talk of his girl. X VIRGINIA BLAIR MARIANNA, ARKANSAS Ewry smile so mfrry driw: rare away. KATHERINE EVANS ARKADELPHIA, ARKANSAS QI harmless, necrssary Cal. ISAAC ROLAND MALVERN, ARKANSAS Hr vould distinguish and divide .Al hair 'ffwixt south and .routlzfwrst sidff' LOGAN CROXVE CURDON, ARKANSAS IVF llllfllf' some .fall of our youlh in u.v.', BETH SEWELL BROWNSVILLE, TEXAS Oh fbl'0IlIt'7l, lofvrly LU0ll1l'Il, Naiurr maI1'r thrf' To ffillfifl' Aldlhn I ELIZA HARRIS Q GALLATIN, TENNESSEE W Y Sha is prftfy io fwalk fwith, i .Ind fwiffy to laik with, ,Indpl1'amnt, loo, to fhink on. I DENNIS BAKER ROSBORO, ARKANSAS U Sigh no morv, ladifx, xigh no morf. 4 1 Man -ware Iiz'rrif1.Ifrs mmf, - I 0110 fool in sm, our on .thong I To onf lhiny ronsfant 11cfU1'l'. I fy ' - Q' 4 G Lrq 9 -- A-fSCA1A.i fbw-fb rf Sf-1. +I. - . 'Q Z- , A0110 , 42 2-JJ, ,UU-Q, f jlfvf , . f Q 7 I A -I s , ,,,. 'N Q 90 A!-Afifel DU' CJ 'A' 4C.fU'e',n Q . I i S ' ' . . L ' -ff ' :Q UN ,wwf A-in ,JL-4 . ' S . fr if A I f .- ., I , j ,lg nj, ,fi Af GAVQ 5 ' ' 'v ll . , - - - FF' 1 - , an 41 i :IF ' - , - QA.7 .. 1,91 ll fvtJ,,vQ.f-V'-1,2 -3 .- A 'Q'-1 2 ,J ' I 5' -C . - . 1.1, ' QL--if If JY, I ,W - . ' 'L l - 1 , , AQ M !Vx ' is 1 . I y Q i ' . ,I ' Q- - . -4- '31 I ' ' W .Z f 6 -' 4' I ' 1 r I I My 6 PI. nf' .-4 ,i 5740, C-l7w93 u www- -ww? LL L LL L aflwf Junior Class A Lols ELLIS . 7554-3' .XRK.XDELPHl.'K, ARKANSAS M941 .I soul as fwhilv as hrawn Lj- A mu-7,.kg': .S',Zfl4L--.lfug ' 1 3 'f i .1 Louis ELLIS ARKADELPHIA, ARKANSAS 'wwf ua y - f , . , - Bti-4 UT 'M' 'L - II aman II mans bread of lzff, ,sp M214 F-.,,L-0 ' I'm grtling hungry. H QC. MQRL Jig-YWAQ ' .1 iwnurf Z5 7 . Q 44.2-.elf AVHAEZ g0 Z7 W 259 '- ' pf J Rss Ukc ARK.-XB 5-'Qfvv-04. A+ AV W 0 It Q 4 fix 3, f 1 lzfvr, il is mfat WW me. I- ' X-L Q1-1.1.-.T yvfw fn ,L-Qal-I - A ef 29 lag I ,,, ,4. wzzafixv E QQK-Wg-,Q -, , A . Q: , , . V, gtk.-UNEAE As-L.. 'Lf3MAx,4- mi Y iufj ngrry go s all thc i 'V M- - J Yqur .rad fl7 lII gdlnzlf-ap ,AQ Q Jvgvlf-o Q Y if af AGNE L DY 44' , I RJVW ca! M W ' F I 4' . f W Ze R , A KANSAS K XR 3xl'.NkT,Nt . ru' -E Era? 1h 1 1, . 32- n KA V 'I 77,,,7pv 'A-lihlgl ll 9 .rlunra upon. Q :VV1 B ,tx J ' ' w '1- A Sri ll, 6 Kl-f.x4,':j-z- . 4, V Y 9' Qui' Lx' 1 ul jim EL McLEAx M-. L , P J- 5 mono GAP, ARK.-ms.-xs fnyhkx I. Thai man ihnl halh a lonyur, I say, is no 4111111 5 wi! If fwilh hi.: lcngur hc mmlol Lzziu a fu:omz1n. ,Y 7 W' Hoa.-xc13 XVILLIAMSON 1 VVALDO, ARKANSAS l'll jill! a girdle around Ihr rarlh in forly minufvsf' I DOROTHY XV.-XLTON tl ,.RKAn.:LPHlA, .ARKAXSAS YouIh is fwholly rxpvrin1rnlal. ' mi p ' 5 79-I fl ' ' S X ,.,. fr 'X A X : 5 nJ..,,,,QN I v- A W pu-DNA o X? lk ki .QM N' QW tY1A...S, . I ' vi -5 'v L x-QA!! ' ' x 9' ' L I X ' , 'G as-ff, ' V - -Y ml vrif 4 h s Q - ' L ' l...ai.Ln....l' .. 4,. .'.'. 'Q-L , ' ' 'J5 'i ' ' ' ki V . .5 7. ,M .1 Cl.-JXQJ4 0-11 xyku..f,2,, La, , 0-Nbx ,- .-. Ll 'LQ' k'!,r'-J-'-.x,,- RA iwvg S P '2Y h'-4. T QSM if Sta JA 53345 I A A S,foy,wSf we ff QJ1 if 'V kv' if -'V rf J - QV Lx . f ' X who 'yfcib e-lx,J.r'xf YV'-rs 'AXA A ,N J 'rfb X 5532! A Aff. f jj Hx NJ TY A., rv I K4 9 ,, rf YV 'T Xp ,of k ,if Wy-J- X . I ' JJ' lv!-r L 'A Y Jumor Class 6 .32 22 U T. J. BLEWSTER x fy A MAGNOLIA, ARKANSAS Not afraid of -work but rather not be -Inlimately associated 1-with it. FREDERICA NIINTERN Ao lvgary is so rifh as honesty. IRNIA FLOWERS WYNNE, ARKANSAS Honor livs in honrst toil Romana NORWOOD LOCAESBURG, ARLAASAS God bllss the man 'who znfvontcd slorp LLCY WADE ASHDOWNT, ARAANSAS zs our aflual -'work fwlllfll dctcrmzms our fvalue EVERETT JAMES BXAGEN, ARKANSAS Ind lhough he promzsos to hrs oss, Ill makes hzs promise good LLOWER VVR1GHT ARlxADELPHIA, ARlxANSAS Lazy slow and unroncornod Ile fwont lo class and J'0lllL'llllIL'5 loarmd ELIZABETH GRAv1:s ARKADELPHIA, ARKANSAS '1 L RNER DELONEY MINERAL SPRINGS, ARKANSAS To say little and arcomplish much is thl Lhararln of true glvalnoss ' . , S+-'44 .4-n.L..AA, - .--. 4+ .. l ll X L , 1 fl 7 J, fl 1, rr , ' :J - f HH . I . . y JI v f 1 ni . . I V . . ,, 1 .f , Q, . . , . ' . , JJ Charms striko ihe' sight, but Mori! fwins the soul. l l A , , . ,. . . 11 44 ' ,J ,B .S ' .4 i - , ' if , Q 5 v l'WT.-.,, 3- ,3- ' L... ' ' 1.ir':,,...:........ ' VVATSOV ARKANSAS -,- MV H I .rl g5NM.w',AM'A Junior Class F GEORGE XVORKMAN r ARKADELPIIIA, ARKANSAS ,U .I scholar and a gentleman. RYIRCINI.-X CALLAWAI' ARKADELPHI.-X, ARKANSAS :I Though I am not .vplrnili-zu' and rash, Yr! I haw' .romrthing in llll' I1'a1Ig1n'ous.' XVINIFRED CRILL GILETTE, ARKANSAS .1.f chasfc as u11sun'd snow. DOUGLAS XVRIGHT ARKADELPHI.-X, ARK.-X NSAS n Ship mf .9'0ll1f'fbL'hl'I'l' fast of Sufz ll'hfrf Ihr but arf' like' fha fwor.vt. XVILLIE ADAMS ARKADELPHIA, ARKA XSAS Hr ha.: nrfvrr ffd on the dainlifs Tha! arc hrrd in a book. LUCILLE XV.-ILL PORTLAND, ARKANSAS In Il flvar fnnscifnrs is a Jura farIl. ' I I HEARIN HARAIAN EL DORADO, ARKANSAS ll'hal man darrs, I dura. OVERTON ANDERSON '1 MAGNOLIA, ARKANSAS Going as if he lrod on rgysf' I .N I RAEE PRICE DE VVITT, ARKANSAS Il Ihow our life' -uv lo-ve a :lvadj'a.rl ffiflldf' Y 5 45 I ,I RJR II F. . ' I '51 144-1.4- --L A. i I ,il C . . - 5 Q -x '01 X ' L as I I if Al- ' f - N NX ' - 1 fn I X -Q I ' V Ll XJ 5 I .4 I P - Y lm 11' ll I -L SOPIIOITIOTC Class Colors: Blue and VVhite I lofu.'fr.' Iris Malin: XVheII Duty whispers, 'Lo, thou mustl' then Youth replies, 'I nm' OFFICERS ROBERT HOOD . , . .... .... P rfsidvzlz INEZ HARRIS . . . . . Vice-Prrsidrrzt J. D. PLICRETT .... . . . . Sccrffary -IOIIN SLIMMERYILLE . . Trfasurcr XVINNII41 AI,l,l3RIGll'I' CLINTON BAKER IIORAQE BAKER LE.-XII BARLOYY CORINNE BEYILL XVILLIE BISIIOP IZLIZADETII BRONTE GEORGIA BELL B URN!-1'l l' ROVK'L,'XND .ASHBY FOY CACLE CLYDE C'AI,I,AwAY EVELYN CANNON ULIN CARR CIIAIsIn NIARY CIIRISTIE PAUL CLARK I-IERM.-YN CLEMENTS ERS RIEMIZERS CIIARLI15 CR.UYl ORI1 MALRINE CLITAIAN DALLAS DAIQION Gussua Guuzs IXLXRY CEIBIES JOIINNIE CIEORCE CHECK MARIE GILES HELEN GRAYSON N.-XTIIANIEL fTvRISXX'0LD TIIORPE IIAMILTON KENNE'l'l'I IIARDMAN INEZ HARRIS r1ilIELM.'X H.'XR'I'ZEI.l, ROBERT IIOOD CLARK KIZZIA RL'lfL'S KNO'I I's IJAVID I,AsA'I'I5R EDITII LEIDY DODSON LEONARD FLETCHIZR BJCELH.-XX CARRIE MQKAY HOR.AXCE MCKENZIE VVESLFY MELLARD MARTIN NALL CLEDA OLDS MARY C. PATTERSON IRENE PINNIX I. D. POCRETT FLORENCE RYE ELOISE REID 46 NOX FAYE RIDLINI: IUOROTIIY SATIIER CLARICE SIIAVV LERLEAN SIIORT JOE CIRACEY S'I'I'I I' JOHN SUMMERVILLE CLAUD rI10I.S0N KELSO VVALLACE ALICE XVEPFER lj.-XISY BELL XVEPI-'ER VVILNA XVEST XVILDUR xVIII'l'!'HORNE LII.LIE MYE NVICRER RLIELIS XVOLFF ELIZABETH XVORKMAN Sophomore Class RQRERT Hoon RL'S5liI.I.V1I,LE, ARKANSAS in lllII'l'I1l'l'S .lon'l gran: info flaslrr mints. S'i11glr rnwn V . HELEN GR.-XS'SOX MAGNOLIA, RRR.-XNSAS I. I Ki' X U , . . lla' fwry f7'0QL'llJ' arf fazrfr .far L. Than .vnzilfs of ollfrr maiLlw11.v arf.' X x X i J, J .1 Q Gunmen BELLE BIQRNITTT V - KX- DE IQEEY uuuwsx' A pl I O ' ' A A ' A 5 , ,Of , . , E' . K ' f'Tln'lig1h! lim! fir: in 4'LL'0llll1lI'! fyrs, 1 di- -'flml lim, and lim. and liar. , f in - Q, E . . . wif! - Af W5 TlIEI.KI.A HARTZELL , - O, 7 , ' N FL STCTTC.-KRT, ARK.AxsAs J J 'fb A A f .Sha 15 lffaulzful and llzrrrfmf lo lu' 1u'nrml,' y Sin' is I1 f1L'0Vl1I1!I flnrrfnrf lo ln' muon. , ' 1 ' f .. , 'v , J X ' ,f jorlx SL'MKIERVILI.IT Q, nnxmx, ARKANSAS -A .I man as frm' as .vln'l. CLARK KIZZIA DELIGHT, ARKXXSAS l am a Ifwo-holxr fvlloau in a om'-l1n1'.n' loam. IRENE PIXNIX BIURFREESBORO, ARK.-XNSXS ll'omrn an' mranl In ln' loam! am! :ml undvrsloodf' -.,i,. vt lux... 34- R' Q- 'S . . Al 24.5 .,.' n 1. 4 ,- 4 kf '-'Y Qr-A W' f-SLO wi L3-BEL ,Ike Gig, . V ,',,kQ- l' 5 S A i . v W , I 1 .Ltlg kg.: ,VL A A W- .574 X x, rgv-...Sp - L M J A. L'YL A- - , ' 4, . I - Y 47 fu 1 k 'X -' - ,' .. . . .. U, ru Q .,, ,LL L- 1 X . xi .HK3 i wx ,LA ..L,n.9N.. XJJLAJJ U-9 4 ' 71 F X E 1 , . I , N A 3 Wg .nike Y 1 tx. ,.., 'rx I 'L I X I f f ,, - F YAQJAM N-..L k Z l .la ,U +-LL'-- , tl 9 ' ' I A-x. wg, ' X! kg., -LLR AIN:--f X , . US , Q V -, wx -4. A vf. ,,,,..,f L ,-.:-Vk-F- 'K - 7 K Ji. . .-,., J ' '. fx -.,71.,v 0.14-' - ull-' 4 'L I ' Q 3 ' , L ,L.. 1 x -1,-, , -yk 'S ' 1 3 QM, I-4-'3'-1: T--rNL,V'1r , - frm ff -nf -L , f ,AI . I .. ,,,.:. '.-, 1- -V-.1 ,J f 1.6 fi. - ff- A -s-ag' 1 S,-A L ff fwfnff f if W Q IV. 4 Q -2.31.12 f A - Ga Sophomore Class VVILBUR XVHITTHORNE BENTON, ARKANSAS Jud I lmrnm' about fwomnz from lll'f.H CLEDA OLDS AMITY, ARKANSAS f'Silrnfr' nr-ver rnakfs any l1lumlfr.v. FAYE RIDLING VVASHINGTON, ARKANSAS I :rr-k no lzeftrr fwarranl than my own fonxfiencef' OLIN CARR CHAMBERS GLEXDALE, ARKANSAS This is zz bold, bad man. DAv1D LASATER MORRXLTON, ARKANSAS Hr thinks loo much, Surlz mm are dang1'rou5. ELOISE REID DELIGHT, ARKANSAS Good nafurz' and good some rnuxi rfvrr join ALICE XVEPFER NASHVILLE, ARKANSAS Her fare llciokfns all things dear and good SOPIIOTHOIC Class LE.-XH B.-XRLOXV NORTH LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS Silrnrr is a Irue friend who nvfuer IJz'fI'l1j'5.U TIIORPE PI.-XMILTON M'cxoRx', ARKANSAS Man dflighfs no! mv.-na, nor woman oitllrr JOHNNIE GEORGE GIECK HEBER SPRINGS, ARKANSAS Hr knofws lhc Irur waluo of Iirnrp No idlrness, no lazinrss, no profraslinalionf' CARRIE MCKAY LEYVISVILLE, ARKANSAS Thr nolllfst mind flze Lvfsl fonivntrnmzl has. EVELYN CANNON ARKADELPHIA, ARKANSAS In har Ionguc is the Iafw of kindness. CLINTON BAKER HAMBURG, ARKANSAS If'ould tha! Ihr world knffw my QTFHIHEJSKI Fov CAGLE MURFREESBORO, ARKANSAS On lhvir own mfrils mm are dumb. ' Y , 1 -1 Y, -.If W ,,.,.s -,- L ,-4ir'll,.- u ..w.,-at fffwwwff SOPITOTDOTC Class , , DOROTHY SATHER . . 2 gb, SPENCER, LOUISIANA 5245 l .' xll1sfm'f makrs ills lzvart grofw fondcr, 51 Y 7 . Prro.riJr malws Ilze hair grofw lll07lL1H'.H ,rr : 15, A' , A 2 Y A , HORACE PELZAR BAKER , , RosBoRo, ARKANSAS t 5:-'S j ' 2 .lmi lo! Ilr ale all Illaf fwas on llll' falllf and j ralled for more. CHARLES CRA-XNYFORD CA RLISLE, ARKANSAS I am monarflz of all I surfwy, Nly right lherz' is nom' to disjvulrf' I N EZ H.ARRIS VVILMAR, ARKANSAS fl fln'vrful disposition is a fund fapilalf' XVILLIE BISHOP ASHDOWN, ARKANSAS Slw smilml on onr. aml lu' 'was JOE GRACEY STITT ARKADELPHIA, ARKANSAS v.. !' 13.-XLLAS DEXLTON STEPHENS, ARKANSAS - .. , Y of rmdy l1l1'.f5nl. Scum willian llallz done mr fwrongf' ' 2 5 R Hr fwns n man of an unbazmdvd sIomf1fl1. ,i 57 0 VWYLJ .,g,j J fvxnb,-7'y,J 5 I X4-7-gf .ff 41,51 Qifyg vtxjdgf ,Q,?yw'..V..41',q2,!l' fgf . I' ,, .l,f,'1 R Sophomore Class fuigaff 'I1'f.':f.F.T:f n . . 4 I i J. D. PDCKETT BROKEN BOXV, .-XRKANSAS I llA'i'L'l' kIll'1L' so young a body ucxlh .vo old I1 hfllsix' 'fx Dusx' BELLE XVEPFER H NASHVILLE, ARKANSAS Sha Slllilfli and ihf' Jlzadouzv drparlnlf' E 'I ' v uw. fJ rvwL' xf- 7m,LQ ffffv-Y 'Rpm ' 94454 '7'Lf'-ZPLLL S-20 NV1LN.x XVEST 944 -W 6 N ,aj PLAINVIEXV, .aRKANsAs Mr jlj - Oh, Ihai I QL'N'z Young. Qgqaxfll MA. fm 9 'awww in Qifw- WL Wu, rm' .71Jfl?'w. FLORENCE RYE 'ded LCVA 21 7 .RI.'SSELLVILLE, ARKANSAS ' She is gcnlff, .vhr is shy, but lhvrv is misrhiff QEIV' in hrr ryvf' Qi IQENNETH HARDAIAN THORNTON, ARKANSAS .I liou among Indiv: is ll most L1l'1'lln!fIll thingy. ., - Mau' 'iqk 'WT-. -gf 'S 4471475 If ' - fin-L'--. .,..., .. Q21-4, i '1.-ff ' ,' 'r':7'1 H i,a T 'P- E ELIZABETH XVORKMAN ARKADELPHXA, ARKANSAS Tho bvllv of lhc Elan. RIARY CATHERINE PATTERSON PINE BLUFF, ARKANSAS Thou abou! hrr From hrr shall rrad Ihr prrfvrl Away: of honor. '-4 ull gm I , 5' l ,L I R Au I lf, ','. . S '. l '- AH - .4LL-...L-.., ,L., r-.mz..,,f.:i.L,uLf1 . , ,....-g E.. .....,, T. Mm l 1 v Y , ,, , ,,, SOP1'l0I'I'l01'C Class KELSO XVALLACE MAGNOLIA, ARKANSAS Hr dnjfvd llzv fworld asidv, and bid it pass. VVINNIE ALLBRIGHT PLAINVIEVV, ARKANSAS Frw fwords indiralf a fwvalih of fLL'i5d0lll.n CLYDE CALLAWAY ARKADELPHIA, ARKANSAS lv Efvvrylhizzg fomrs to him fwho fwails, so fwhy should I hurry? RUFUS KNOTTS POCAHONTAS, ARKANSAS Ho is of a mclancholy disposition. NATHANIEL GRISWOLD SPARKMAN, ARKANSAS ll'!msc fwords all vars took fapliw. MARY CHRISTIE EMMETT, ARKANSAS Laugh and the world laughs wwilh you. LILLIE NIAE WICKER CABOT, lxszmxsfxs God's rarvst blvssiny afirr all is a good A-woman. BQLAJY 'XTQ-'6 k3L 'Jli-I ,Kffx--V fdg-.Lv-,,g,d Lukxn -xv, rx' g, H,5',ZQw .k.,v,- fvwxg. LL,,,LN. .b 25,0 fQ1T,,,,, Kiki ,s f X- v . 'x of Hx Sophomore Class Donsox LEUNARD IJIERKS, .-XRKAXSJKS If you funn' lrars prrparr Io .ffml tlzrm uma. Mums GII.ES PRESCOT1 , ARKA YSAS You mn only nzalw' ollzrrx good by Ilfiflfl good yoursflff' LERLE.-'KN SHORT HEBER SPRINGS, ARKANSAS lf JM' In' llzfrr, Ihurr is fmppimxvx, loo. XVESLEY RIELIARD YORDYCE, ARKANSAS llrrr is ll man qzitlz Il purpostf' CURINNE BlZY1LI. .XRK.-XIJFLPIIIA, ARKANSAS I 0f1'lI1':.1 1115 doors of my fmzrl, ami lfvfzold Ilzrrr fun: musn' 'U.'lflll7l and a Jong. RI.-XRY Gmns ARKADELPHIA, ARKJXSKS ls mrrry as Ihr day is long. -ty! 'nu 'x..f-,.- 36. Q 'wx ,,f-QQQA' 'his' ' -.Y..,g.s 1 . je- gg Q I V6 bi 3- wk Sophomore Class RL'FL's XVOLFF BINGEX, ARKANSAS I Iofw' him fwvll, hc is au hours! man. ELIZABETH BRONTE M'CRORY, ARKAXSAS .1 'Tis luodrsly Ihut makv lhcm svfln difvinr. CLA-XL'D TOLSON LEVVISVILLE, ARKANSAS n Though modfxl, ou his um'1nI1arra.f,vrd IH'0:lU Natura has fwrilfru gr11!lfn1an. Q 5.24.11-Axlb A iv r ' av Q Lowxb Sgmfvv-47 LAP'-A433 'Lau- ' . EDITH -LEIDY1 Q ' 1-0-T1 r4, INC-ax 'Wil ' O 1 NEVVPORT, ARKANSAS - -ry,,fLLp UV , 'LQ X rY,U.,-,x Q04 P fuxvn Ihr awry fool h J muszf zu 11 as shv fonzvx up ' Kbflkl W1 '5- X- llwxsflllli-, x3 , k. 51 Lf, . 1 Q ..,., mf f -Q -S .L nf - . ' J ,S , C1,.xR1cE SHAXV - I , .- JL Spf-ul! '-wx 0 4-L 'M- ' ' W, l'INE,BLl.'l7F, .'xRx.xxs.xs Q i I Ll Q, YLMJ J Quin, 1'1',u'1'fv1'.I, :.I1'fN'll4l1'III and Jvnzurr, -V K 4. 1 .I frirlni of lzchom you arc flI'LL'llj'J ,furr. A' K ' . - ' .n Lqvl ,-,gL.,.5-17'-A ,ui i GL'sS1E Guess ' 'S QU' ARK.-XDELPHIA, ARKANSAS XQKJ. nj, , i IIN hrarl is in Ihr right pIau'. KSQ'LU- 17-, AUM r- 1. ni 1 HL Air 'vw 9,,y..L11D timing, '4.'SM'S- XA-'A DSN 'MTA LJ . Q, 2 fn .Q 1 1 NN q . A Q kia r D' A A H .L u,L,l ' 1 2 Nl' xx H' V . ' 'QX X E: Q-YD P ZLILQ1 0-'UV' , TA-.',,,n,L, '73 M , 21 . 17. V1 wx 5' T-Lfrx. T9 V ' 1 frx 1x im L 4' H X V is V it Akk .AV 4 , 1 . 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CI..-XR.-X MAE ALLEY N1Cf:I-IIIEE ATCHLEY OLIVER ATCIILEY FAYE BAXTER RAY BAXTER PERCY BELL N1.-XRY BILLINGSLEY XVILL1.-XM BRYANT FLOY BONDS ETIIEL FAYE BRUCE LOLA MAE BRUCE LOUISE BUERKLE DOROTIIY BUTLER LILLIAN CANNON NIELISSA CANNON QVEILBERT CECIL MARY CLIFTON ROSS COBB f:ERTRUDE COOK JEVVEL COOK ELIZABETH COPELAND JEAN CORRIGAN JOHNSON COUCII CIIARLES CROVVE ELTON DAVIS 1 VS ILLIE HESTER DAVIS CEL.-XDYS FALLS 'FHALIA FINCIIER LADY CLARE GARDNER .'lloHo.' Not On the heights, but climbing . . .Prrsidrnt . I'irI'-Pwsidrrzl M EI. ELIEABETII GOODE FANNIE DELL GOODWIN XVILLIE GREEN MILDRED HALL LOIS HAMILTON PAUL HAMILTON BUNYAN HARDMAN CFURSTA HARRIS ELIZABETH HARRISON COLLINS EDWARDS H.-XZEL HENDRIX EDWIN HILLI.-XRD ELMER HOOD PEARL HOUSE WILLIAM J. HL'X'fER EVELYNA HLVTCIIESS ELLA MAE JACKSON LOUISE JOHN STUART JOHNSON SAM JONES DALE JONES H.-KZEL KANE ONVETA KESTERSON CUSTER KIDD JOIIN LEONARD EI.IZ.-XBETH LEVVIS BEN LUCK GERTRLJDE MCCULLOUGII TIIALIA FINCHER LOUISE SMITII . . IBERS EDWARD NICDAXIEL MRS. F. MCELHANNON FERN MCNABB LOIS MCNABB BEULAH MAE MELLARD S.-Uv1L'EL MONTGOMERY MARTHA MONROE VIVIAN LEE MOSLEY EMORY HOSE MURRY LIZZIE M. MCMICHAEL AILEEN KIZZIA MARGARET HUIE NESITIT ROY ORSBURN ERSKINE ORME DORIS OWENS NELLIE PERKINS ESDELLE P.-X'I I'ERSON VEE PRICE EARLE PHILLIPS JOIIN PRICE IARCHIE POOL MILTON PUCKETT ZVIARION PUGH MARX' FRANCES RAYMOND ROBERT REED ESTIIER RIDLINC ASA ROGERS JOIIN ROGERS 56 F' IESIPITIE Flofwrr: Carnation . Sfcrrlary . Trfa.vurz'r LOIS ROSS MORRISON HAMILTON O. D. HAWN SULA HAYS NAOMI HOPSON FRANK JENKINS VIYIAN JOHNSON EVELYN SIIANNON I.OL'ISE SMITH FORXEY SIIIELDS CLERMONT SMITH RUTII SPEARS LOY SPRUCE LLOYD STICKMAN BRUCE STONE MILTON TALLEX' OTTO TEAGLJE JOIIN HOLLIS TERRELL NI.-X'l I'IE LOU TIMBERL.-KKE FRANK THURMAN NORMA VELVIN XVELDON XVALLACE LILLIAN VVARNOCK CLAUD VVILSON MARY XVOOD CLARK VVILKES BRUCE VVRIGHT EVANS WRIGHT DELTA RICHARDSON F1'6S1'lYI13.I1 Class ELIZABETH GOODE MAGNOLIA, ARKANSAS ERSKINE ORNIE HUGO, OKLAHOMA RIILTON PUCKETT BROKEN BOXV, OKLAHOMA LOL'IsE SMITH MAGNOLIA, ARKANSAS DOROTHY BUTLER NORTH LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS BRUCE AVRIGHT ARKADELPHIA, ARKANSAS CHARLES CROWE GURDON, ARKANSAS ELLA MAE JACKSON LOXOKE, ARKANSAS ESDELLE PATTERSON CAMDEN, ARKANSAS EDYVIN HILLI.-XRD LIT'lLE ROCK, ARKANSAS J ,K-1 9 U54 14 frlxg, , 54171 7742 YE ,' A ,f n Lfgdzl V I4A.,-u.! if-24215 ',1,f?'ru.J6..f4 Af,!fQ.a,IJ,a,f,,fi IMC, J -ff fi: iff ,E LTOZQIK ' :7 J! . - j -A fi fflf' bfi, -144-4 if I-,LVL ' WJ., wk .J Q I U -N-.A.J-.k.,.,, ' V' Lf . 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Freshman Class CLARK VVILKES STUTTCART, ARKANSAS ELIZABETH LEWIS MAGNOLIA, ARKANSAS LOIS Ross PLAINVIEW, ARKANSAS FRANK JENKINS GURDON, ARKANSAS SAM JONES CURDON, ARKANSAS WILLIE HESTER DAVIS MORRIS, OKLAHOMA CLARA MIAE ALLEY LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS IWIARION PUGH ATLANTA, LOUISIANA ARCHIE POOLE BINGEN, ARKANSAS NAOINII HoPsoN FULTON, ARKANSAS IJTIOPE, ',xR'gx. xsS2 Q-' F1'SS1'1I'D3.Il Class FAYE BAXTER CLE NVVOOD, ARKANSAS Loy SPRUCE OKOLONA, ARKANSAS EMORY Hoss AIURRY ARKADELPHIA, ARKANSAS VVILLIE GREEN ARKADELPHIA, ARKANSAS LOLA MAE BRUCE BLEVINS, ARKANSAS JOHNSON CoL'cH PINE BLUFF, ARKANSAS OLIVER ATCHLEX' ARKADELPH IA, ARKANSAS GERTRLIJE AICCULLOUGH MINERAL SPRINGS, ARKANSAS I I , x MARY HIL! INGSLYEY AICGEHEE ATCHLEY ARKADELPHIA, ,ARKANSAS , 59 .QL i. oR.AJ,'Nnl'K 'N N ,..11 -..Vp 7441 Q 11,2111 ' WLM?-f.- GN D- slit: FI'CS1'1I'l'1B.11 Class FANME DELL GOODXYIN EL DORADO, ARKANSAS FERN BICINABB ARKADELPHIA, ARKANSAS FORNEY SHIELDS Blxcnax, ARKANSAS I . -ya Q omm LVIY f , ' 'V ' A ' mv JJ L4fZJ C, f . LILLLAN ANNON STEPIIE S, ARKANSAS BENJAMIN LUCK PINE BLUFF, ARKANSAS EVEINNA H UTCH Ess BRINKLEY, ARKANSAS LLOYD STICKMAN BLYTH EVILLE, ARKA NSAS O. D. HAWN EL DORADO, ARKANSAS HAZ EL KAN E ARKADELPIIIA, ARKANSAS V! 1 I 1 i i ll L 1 Freshman C1asS JOHN ROGERS TEXARKANA, ARKANSAS ETHEL F.-XYE BRUCE BLEVINS, ARKANSAS - LADY CLARE CE.-XRDNER RUSSELLVILLE, ARKANSAS , AIILTUN TA1,1.Ex' MAGNOLIA, ARKA NSAS FRANK TH LRMON O PRATTSVILLE, ARKANSAS VAIYIAN AIOSELEY XORTII LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS NELLIE PERKINS CARLISLE, ARKANSAS JOHN LEONARD DIERKS, ARKANSAS JOHN PRICE NASHVILLE, ARKANSAS PEARL HOUSE PINE BLUFF, ARKANSAS .Li F1'6Sl'1'I'1'13.I'l Class GERTRL'DE COOK ARKADELPH XA, ARKANSAS ELIZABETH COPELAND CAMDEN, ARKANSAS ESTHER RIDLING VVASHINGTON, ARKANSAS EARLE PHILLIPS PINE BLUFF, ARKANSAS JEWEL COOK AR KADELPHIA, ARKANSAS LILLIAN XVARNOCK MAGNOLIA, ARKANSAS ELIZABETH RULE LONOKE, ARKANSAS CARL BYRD SMACKOVER, ARKANSAS OSVETA KESTERSON S'I'U'l'l'CART, ARKANSAS DALE JON ES HOPE, ARKANSAS FTCSIIHIRH C1855 RIILDRED HALL EL DORADO, ARKANSAS CUSTER KIDD MURFREESBORO, .ARKANSAS LOUISE BUERKLE STUTTGART, ARKANSAS VIVIAN JOHNSON BRYA NT, ARKANSAS JEAN CORRIGAN ARKADELPHIA, ARKANSAS GURSTA HARRIS VVILMAR, ARKANSAS LO L'ISE JOHN STUTTGART, ARKANSAS VVILLIE BRYANT TEXARKANA, ARKANSAS HOLLIS TERRELL STEPHENS, ARKANSAS ELIZABETH H.ARRISON FORDYCE, ARKANSAS an, , .., Rtyfv -ENR - -.,, -15.4. vom 1. 5 'L.. 112 I-A ,J AJIgJ11,n,517',fXK I fL.,.iL W Ya, - X k,llY -1,-. u+'1 ,J ' 1-J: ii C V, A n ..x.aQ' ,, xx.QgN1J,s.4 X., H lj, v N.:--A X .lf-X--ji I 1 X ik' , ,, x.. 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JXILEEN KIZZIA XVIXNIE ALLERIOIII FLOYO BONDS NIAXINE ELLIOTI' ETHEL BRUCE EYELYN CANNON LILLIAN CANNON LOUIS IILAXDLEY VIYIAX JOHNSON HEULAII MAE NIELLARD IRENE RIGCIN LOIS ROSS FLORENCE STROOPE DAISY BELLE XVEPFIZR FRANRIE XVIIITESIDE LI'cIBEI.I,E XVORKMAN MARY MCCANN N1ARTIlA IVI.-YI I'lIEXVS NADJA SIURGIS ELIZABETH SCOTT CLARA MAI. ALLEY DoRo'rm' BL'TI.IiR OLIVE ClI.XllXYEI.L QIER'l'RL'DE COOK FERN IWCNADB MRS. F. IXICELIIANXON Arr C1355 ks. J. ll. ISHIA.. Tm BIENIBERS XVIN11-REU CRILI. ROBERT EVANS I3L1zABE'r1l HAxmx' OWIZTA KIQS1 1axs0N AIAYBELLIE LANE 77 tlll'l' LIZZIIZ IXIARY RICNIICIIAEI Esnelnz PA'1 x'12RsfmN INIARIOX PC1111 ISAAC II. ROLAND -IouNs0N Cnrcu LOGAN CILTIIRIE Ckowli -F 1 ,. ,nil Ili-41' :I:1:,f: ':...:'.',7.'U - fs- if .-1. Lzlixi.: Fifi! Violirzs- MRS. FREDERICK H.xRwoon Mlss VIRGINIA FARRAR Mlss ELIZA HARRIS Miss EIIITII LEIIII' MR. JAMES P.-X'l I-ERSON MR. DICK HUIE 'Cr1lo- MR. GEORGE XVORRIIAN Tuba- MR. FREII MIICREI' Orchestra PERSONNEL DR. FREDERICK HARWOOII, Comiurtor Srfoml I'ioli1I.f- NIISS HETII SEVVELL MISS NIISS K.x'1'IIERIxE FAIR Miss LILLIAx XV.-XRNOCK MISS ELIZABETH RULE IVIISS Ros.xLIE ZACIIIRI' Mxss PAULINE G.II.LoIv,xY MISS FERN IVICNABB MISS LOIS ELLIS .Icfomj1a1zi.vl- Miss LOIS MCNABB 78 NLXRY C. P.x'I rERs0 x Trornbonr- MR. PHIL NICCORKLE SIlJ.'0Ph0llt'Ji MR. H. K. XVELLIIORN MR. BRUCE XVRIGIIT C0l'llffI- MR. PIARRY MACKEY MR. T. J. BLEWSTER Clarinft- MR. CLINTOX BAKER O v o X f fm , A x a w w m f EH? E53 Jfhfefics 00 Q 0 Qx f O ' 4W ' L: 2.- 5 -' 5 , Z JLG 'QQ '1 --N vffwz x i g 5 5 5 - s w . . ' x 4 V s 1 A ' .4 D I . ,A . V . 1' ' 'fb' L ng- Q , U Q 4 'lv' ' v 1-Ugg , .1 Ii J 1 1 r 1 1 . . . . 1 Q Q . . , x , , . 9 ,L ,Q , ' I , 'l .ff 1 Al. a Qfa F'-' 4 I -'-. ,jg .l I yn-. . -- 12, ' l'iiE53f71!eE lieElliiMli F Football JIMMIE HAYGOOD, Coach ARKADELPHIA, AARK. Smiling Jimmie was one of Dan lN'IcGugin's famous quarterbacks at Vanderbilt. His name is synonymous with Reddie pep, and his brand of coaching is known throughout Arkan- sas and the South. TURNER DELONEY, D Center and Captain MINERAL SPRINGS, ARK. Dee made his first H in the days Hbefol :le warf' After military serv- ice in France he returned to school in ,2I, and resumed his place on the all-state team, and he retained this enviable position this past season. Dee will be back with us next year, and promises to be even a greater sensa- tion as the 'Kfightingest line-man in Arkansas. , -Li 1 . JOHN SUMMERVILLE, Cliff-ken Fulllmt-A BENTON, ARK. Chicken's knowledge of football, his tremendous driving power, and his ability to back up the line were the talk of the school. His brilliant play- ing won for him the position of all- state fullback, and captain of the team for '23. MILTON YyOUNG, Illini Illanager of the Team GURDON, ARK. Among his other numerous duties, scholastic and social, llflutt ably han- dled the business affairs during the past season. However, he will soon transfer his business training to other fields when he receives both degrees this year. I' 'Q-I - D .,, ,M gg-. SAGE IICLEAN, l.7.v111'y Left End CADDO GAP, ARK. Sage has played with the varsity for four seasons. No Reddie was more consistent or more versatile in his playing. For three years he served as a hard-hitting and hard-tackling halt- back, and was chosen for this berth on the all-state team of l2I. How- ever, he was shifted to an end position this year when Coach Jimmie needed a good man to H11 the place. Sage leaves a place that will be mighty hard to fill. BILL l'l0W'ELL, Sn1ilin' Bill Right TarHr KEO, ARK. VVhere the fight was thickest, there Bill was seen to be. A serious injury to his arm in the middle of the season kept him out of the big games, but he managed to enter the Thanksgiving battle where he upheld his reputation as a demon in the line. Bill is another who has served his time, and leaves a gap hard to fill. b v .Sf t JIEVVEL RICLEAN, 'fBu!Z Lrft Ifrzlfbnrfl' Capno GAP, ARK. Bulls fourth and last season was marked by brilliant playing. His clever headwork and his ability as a broken field runner made him one of the most valuable men on the team and a source of constant fear to his opponents. HOR.'XCE XVILLIAMSON, Il aMo ' Right Gunn! XVALDO, ARK. Horace is one who has risen from the ranks. After two seasons with the Dragons he was unanimously pro- moted to a varsity guard position, which he filled with much credit. Judging from past performances, he will prove a valuable asset to the line next year. 6' ,. '-E .X .. -, . .f..Lps,- V ,fc-', - k7l,lN Cruxiizizas. .lIug Right flllllfll Cfl.lEXDAI.li, ARK. lllug seems to have been hoodooed by Ole Ilan -linx again this year. Last season he was kept out of the game on account of a broken arm, and in the early part of this season he sustained a broken ankle in scrimmage. His worth was recognized, however, when letters were awarded. CIUXUDE Totsox, Bill Right Y1!1t'X'lF LEw1srn.l,E, ARK. Hill is another graduate from the ranks of the Dragons, whose company he kept during his Hrst year in college. This season his ability was recognized by the award of a tackle position on the varsity, thus conferring on him the distinction ot winning letters in base- ball, basketball and football in two years. He promises to be a strong factor in next year's line. Romim' Tnoxrxssox. Sli-my Lrff Yllllilft' 1hRKAlJIil,I'llI.X, ARK. Sleepy is one of the two first-year men to win a regular position in the Red- die lineup. His brilliant showing was cut short by his suffering a broken leg in the latter part of the Hendrix game. Although he was out for the rest of the season he won his I-I. He will prove a mainstay in the line - 1 ot 23. HAI. Noawoop, Righf Turtle Lockesnckc, ARK. Klerry Hal hails from Lockesburg, where many Reddies have been pro- duced. Hal is valued as a speedy and a scrappy lineman. lVhen a surprise attack from the forward position was needed, Hal was right there to de- liver the goods. He is another de- pendable for the coming season. P DALLAS DALTON, Pezcee Lefl Guard STEPHENS, ARK. Pewee hails from where they grow 'em big. His prospects for winning a letter in his first year were blighted by a serious injury to his ankle, but this season he came through in grand style. He, with lVilliamson, formed the Pillars of Hercules on each side of the fighting center. FLETCHER YOUNG, Fletch QLlI1I'f!'7'IlI1L'k GURDON, ARK. Fletch ended his career this past sea- son as a Reddie. His educated toe proved a valuable asset in many emer- gencies, and his consistent punting was an invaluable aid in winning many games. BEN RUSH, nS71O1Ul1IlN,U End CAMDEN, ARK. Although Snowball does not make a very heavy impression on a pair of scales, every pound of him is a pound . A , 4. , .. '..s.., .. '- , of iight. Despite his handicap in size, he won his H for three successive years. He has the unique distinction of being the only man to win letters in football, baseball, basketball and track. COLLINS EDWARDS, Pug Right PIIllfbllCk VALIANT, OKLA. Pug is a scrapper from Oklahoma who for two years has held down the position of a plunging halfback. No man of his weight could hit harder, nor was anyone a surer tackler in the pinches. ERSKINE ORIXIE, Er-L, Right End Huoo, OKLA. Erk is another Oklahoma find, and is the second first-year man to gain his letter in football this season. His playing was consistent, and marked by constant progress, indicating that the coach would have no worry over the position of right end next season. ri e . .v . l s ,, - -ij, ,. f -, Y' 1-- i., l'lERRI.-XX CLEKIENTS. 'Jabba' Lfft TMHU .'xRK.-XDELPPIIA, ARK. Since winning his last H ,labbo ventu1'ed into the Held of matrimony and won for himself a heart. Being un- decided as to the wisdom of mixing matrimony and football, he was late in joining the ranks, but speedily ex- hibited his old-time form. His loss from the squad will be keenly felt. GEORGE XVORKAIAN. Suriv, Guard ARKADELPHIA, IXRK. Susie is a player who has persisted un- der difficulties. Being crowded from the regular lineup this season by big- ger men, he became a substitute guard who could always be relied upon. XVILBUR XVHITTHORNE, Red Quarter and Ifrzlfbmvf BENTON, ARK. Red is the second Contribution from the town up the road to this year's squad. Although light in weight, he was heavy in punch, his specialty con- sisting in his uncanny knack of side- J. i stepping his opponent, and twisting through a broken field. HE.-XRIX l'I,-XRMON, Taffy C?llIl!'l'l'l'b!It'k EL Domino, ARK. Toppy struggled for two years in the ranks of the Dragons before achieving the coveted UH. He was handi- capped by injuries during the early part of the season, but by Thanksgiv- ing had rounded into excellent condi- tion. In that game, being called upon to run the team, he proved himself to be the End of the season. He shows great promise as a Held general for the season of '23. THORPE PIANIILTON, llrzlfbfzrl- lVlCCRORY, ARK. Thorpe is another product of the Dragon mowing machine, in which he gained distinction as a broken field runner during his first year. Having been deprived of the privilege of play- ing in enough games to win his letter, he proved a valuable reserve to the regular backfield. SS 1 fx as 'Yi Ei Q2 FP 1 P 'o Q i 3 CW ,3 Football of 1922 'o'0 552 'fe, WHEN the school year of 1922-23 began, hopes of a brilliant season for B' all gg the Reddies ran high. Better material had not been gathered on the X Q55 Henderson-lfrown athletic field in many a year. 'lihirteen letter men , 5 were back. A spirit of optimism prevailed. The first game, however, chilled the heart of even the most optimistic fan. Something was wrong. ln a miserable game on the home field, September 25, the Reddies blundered to a defeat of I2 to O by the Southeast Oklahoma Normal. At once Coach l-laygood began to remedy the evident defects of teamwork with gratifying results. On October 7, in their game with Vanderbilt at Nashville, the reorganized Reddies exceeded the expectations of their most ardent supporters. They held the mighty Commodores 7 to 0 in the first half, and we1'e defeated 33 to O only after being battered down in the last quarter. ln the third game of the year, on Friday, October 13, the Reddies lost to llissis- sippi College at Pine Bluff by the score of 3 to O from a field goal in the second quar- ter. But they made a greater number of first downs, and registered more yardage. On October 20, however, the Reddies easily defeated the College of the Ozarks at Clarksville, 42 to o-the first association game of the season. Friday, October 27, proved a red-letter day in the athletic calendar, for at Arkadel- phia on that date a double victory was scored over the old rivals from Hendrix. In the morning the Dragons gloriously trounced the Bullpups, 26 to O, and in the after- noon the varsity swamped the Bulldogs, 39 to 0. In the next engagement, on November 3, the Reddies showed a reversal of form, and donated a game by 34 to O to L. P. I. at Ruston. On their second trip to Louisiana, however, they showed a better brand of football. At Shreveport, November II, they battled the powerful Centenary machine to a scoreless draw during the Hrst half, but, giving down under the assaults of their heavier and frequently changed opponents, lost thc game, 28 to O. On November 2I the widely heralded lVonder Boys from Russellville came down like the wolf on the fold and won a thrilling contest by a field goal in the last minutes of play. But the Reddies had the edge in the yardage gained. Last came the great Thanksgiving game with the Ouachita Tigers. As usual, the struggle was the hardest fought of the year. ln this game also the Reddies made a greater number of first downs, but they were forced to swallow a bitter defeat of S to O through a safety and a touchdown in the first quarter. Although the record of the season showed but two victories and six defeats, it was not one to be ashamed of. A heavier schedule had never been tackled by a Reddie team. All in all, the team of 1922 will rank as one of the strongest in the history of the college. F7 Tonsox, Capfain BASKETBALL SQUAD BASK E We BALLS! Arkadelphia-Reddies Arkadelphia-Reddies Conway-Re Conway-Re Conway-Re Conway-Re ddies . . ddies . . ddies . . ddies . . Arkadelphia--Reddies Arkadelphia-Reddies Arkadelphia-Reddies Arkadelphia-Reddies Arkadelphia-Reddies Arkadelphia-Reddies Arkadelphia-Reddies Arkadelphia-Reddies u 89 Basketball Record . . . . . ZQQ Little Rock College . . . SQQ Little Rock College . . . 23g Arkansas State Normal . . 23: Arkansas State Normal . IO: Hendrix ..... . . 14,3 Hendrix .... . , . 263 Arkansas State Normal . . 183 Arkansas State Normal . . 29Q Hendrix .... . . 22: Hendrix . . 27Q Ouachita . . 222 Ouachita . . 322 Ouachita . . . . 25: Ouachita . . REDDIETTES 90 Baseball Last year's team was composed of some of the best players that have ever worn a Red and Gray uniform. The loss of such men as Stinnette, Captain l22Q Taylor, Courtney, Edwards, Rogers, N. Smith and Rowland will greatly handicap Coach Haygood in his efforts to rebuild the team, but the presence of F. Young, Captain '23, Tolson, Hamilton, Rush, and Harmon is very encouraging this season. However, a large number of new men have reported for practice, and competition for positions will be keen. At this writing Bell, Cobb, Thomasson, Dalton, Orme, Hardman, Atchley, and Blewster are making a good showing and undoubtedly most of these will win a position. The only serious weakness seems to be in the pitching stall. QI 4 445' l 1 - 1 '1 , , ' ,Q E 1 A ' qs., ,,.,X' hkikwv-rg eq, ll .. ,, . 5 i, . 1 1 ' . figff-f 1,Eg, r-'Q' Q Hoax- WL.-f : ' ., 1 ' - ' ..m.i,. he sa.. .- ,,,.b,5- W .-aw. a 3 kf -Sw wmv. s A , '.. P .5 1 - 1 , -4 ff. , . 3 5 - -aw..- m ' r Q .s,, ' 1 ' . . -, . 1.71, 1, ',..,: 3::1s,-':,:-- r ' . .,,.:.. i A l. HW f ,.. - T... t V , ., Q fy 4 V, , A Ag:k':-'- 3: A f, fl .1 XA J. .,f:,.-'tm -.!- ... ' , 1, e .- .1 . . . , - ,4 . 1' 1. E r Yi 'fr ' t A we iz., L i sa. t x X Q 1- ts, , .- si . .. i i ' i l i X , ' X ' ' 'S 1 'H Xt 'km' ml' ..-x , A - a .. . . .P 1' .- 'v's- L .Y ee 'A Ha, I K - . 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Q wif .. ws . . .s : va- , fs . fs :f 4..p ri-111--sf - zxfw iilix -f A r, mm A Track The team of last year experienced an unusually winning first places in the animal track meet among meet was of unusual interest because of the fact that good season, many of our men the colleges of Arkansas. The several state records were shat- tered. Sidney Page, captain of the team, broke the record of the mile run by several seconds. Other men winning first places were: Rush, two-mile run, Crawford, half- mile run, H. Baker, pole vault. Among those winning second places were: Smith, pole vault, VVhitthorne, high hurdles, Norwood, low hurdles, VVilliamson, shot put and discus. Page is the only letter man missing this year and the prospects for a win- ning team are brighter than they have been for years. Smith, captain this season, is expected to win his share of the honors, VVilliamson has a good chance to win in the shot put and discus throw, Baker should repeat his feat, Whittho1'xie and Norwood are due to win in the hurdles, Crawford undoubtedly will triumph again in the half-mile run, and it is generally conceded that Rush will break the record for the two-mile run this year because he did so in practice last year, besting the time by 30 seconds. Being sick three days preceding the meet, he was nat- urally out of condition and ran entirely on his nerve, winning by a very comfortable margin. He will probably run the mile race also this year. At this writing nothing definite can be determined concerning the abilities of the new candidates aspiring for honors in the meet this season. 92 O 6 O wan OLga,ni5afi0nS 5 5 r i. l, 'L Us 'v ful 9- The Y. W. C. A. Cabinet Miss INIARY SUE MooxEx', Sponmr OFNCERS NI.-XRTIIA HALL . . . . . , ..... l'rusidl-111 AALITA II.-XMl'I'ER . . I'irv-I'r'r5iJnzl AGNES Lum' . . . . . . .Sum-fary VEs1'A ROGERS . . . Trra.furfr FREDERICA NIIXTERN . . . Missionary Cfmir-man MAY BELLE OAKES . .... Biblv Study Chairman NIAE BARLOW . . . . Clmirman Program Crnnlrzillrw LERLEAN SHORT . ..... Pulzlifily Chairman ALICE XVEPI-'ER . . Sofia! Cfmfrrmuz ELIZA HARRIS . . . . . Blush' Chairumfl .ANNIE LEE CHIDESTER . . . Poxfvr Clmirrnan NI.-XRY CATHERINE PATTERSON . ...... . Room 95 ,- '- GEORGE Women I. D. PUCKFTT NI.-XNSEL BAKER Lows ELLIS . J. VV. ROGERS SAGE MCLE.-xx SLOAN Cummxxs . . Fox' CACLE . , Mxmox YOUNG Y. M. C. A. Cabinet 'wsidvlzl AN . . . 1 . . . I'irr-Prrsidml . . . . Svrrviary . . . . . . Trfaxurvr . . . Facully R4'pl'v.w'1ztafifvr . . Clzairmarz Social C0lllll1iHI'L' . . Clmiruzan Illusic Commillvr . . . Chairman Publicity Commillvr . . Chairman Mfml1e'r5l1ip Commillff 96 4' V1 , W, 4? 1 '1 bd I II F2 Young Men AIILLARD .ALIFORD MCGEIIEE IATCIILEY C'I.IN'I'ON BAKER IXJAXSEL BAKER FOI' C.-XGLE JAMES CHANIIzIeRL,IIN JOHNSON CoL'cH LOGAN CROWE SLOAN CUNINIINS ELTON D.IvIS LOLIS ELLIS JOHN G. CHECK O'I'I'0 TE.fXCL'E BEN RLSII Ak 'X qs Christian Association RIEMBERS BEN LLCK DOIISON LI5oN.,IRIw FLEICIIER YOLNO STLIART JOHNSON RLIFLS XVOLFF JOHN LEONARD BRLCE XVRICHT CLARK XVILKS ENIORY WOOD CLARK KIZZI.-X HOLLIS TIEIIRAI, NIILTON TALLEY CUSTER KIIIIJ 97 MIIJI-IIN YOLNI: N.I'III.xNIIaI. GKISxI'OI.II EARLE LIQIIIS RALPH LI-IXYIS XVIQSLEI' N1EI,I,.XRD J. D. PL'CKE'Ik'I' NIILTOX PL'cKE'I I' EARLIQ PllII.I,.IP5 ELNIER IIOOII EVERli'l I' J.AINIIsS LI.LwEI.I'N PRIQH SAGE NJCLIE.-KN C,IRLOS HOLNIAN LJIZORCE XVORKNINN CIRACE liEN'I'ON MELISSA CANNON LIERMAN CELLIVER LA FAYE'I I'E BAKER MARY CLIFTON Ni.-XRY CIIRISTIE VVINIFRED CRILL CFEORGE L. CACLE VVILLIE LIESTER DAVIS ELTON DAVIS GL.-XDX'S FALLS ELIZABETII CSRAVIIS Life Service Band RIEAIBERS -IOIINNIE GIi0RGli f?IIiCK ELSTOX NIESSER ALITA LIAMITIZR MAR1IfIA HALL EVELYNA I'ILI'I'CIfIEsS EVERETT JAMES ELLA MAE JACKSON VIVIAN JOIINSON RALPH LEWIS E.-XRLE LEWIS FRED LAVVRENCE FRI-IDERICA MINTERN MAR'I'IIA MA'I I'IIEWS XVESLEY NIELLARD BEULAII NIAE MELLARII CARRIE MCKAY -I. D. PUCKli'I l' NELLIE PERKINS MARY C. PA'I I'ERsON HIZTII SEWELL RUTH SPEARS NI.-XNCEL SCOT1 98 FORNEY SIIIELDS MARY STONE O'I I'O T EAGLIE MILTON TALLEY AR'i'HL7R 'PERRY Q MATTIE XVILLIAMS LILLIE MAE XVICKIER 7 LUCY XS AIIE CLARK VVILKES GEORGE VVORKMAN' VESTA ROGERS NIARY GIBBS lxIILL.XRD Annan RosEk'r Hoon SAGE MCLET-xx HORACE XVILLIAMSUN Louis SMITH Dxvin LASATER Intercollegiate Deluaters NEGATIVIQ vs. PARKS CHI.I.IZCI2 :Xt Arkadelphia Rf1tolQ'nl. That the CflblI1Cf-PZll'llillllfllflllj' System of Governnient Should be Adopted in the Limited States. NlILI..XRD AI.ToRn Homes XVILLIAMSOX XEo.xTn'i2 vs. :XRKANSAS ST.xTia XURNLXI. :Xt Conway, Ark. RrTol1'n1, That Employers Should Abandon the Open Shop Policy. ROBERT Hoon Louis SMITH S0 far, no provision has been made for the debate in which llr. RICIAJHII and KIT. Lasater are to take part. 99 The Plmilomatlmean Literary Society Founded 1905 Colo1'.f.' Garnet and Blue Jlnlln: To live and learn and be :Ill that does not harm distinctive XV0Tl'lZ1l1l'l00LlN JAMES THOMAS . :AGNES LFIDY . LOIS ELLIS . , PRESIDENTS . . Prrxidfr1iFirsl Quarfn' Prvsidfnl Sffond Quarlfr . . .Pft'5id1'llf Third Quarlfr SELAYYN SELLER . . P1'r,vidmzlFo1z1'fl1 Quarrvr XVIXNIE AI,I.lZRICll'I4 CLARA MAE :ALLEY CORINXE BEYILL XVILLIE BISHOP MARY BROWN DOROIIIY BL l'l,ER VIRGINIA BLAIR Nl.-XRY BILLINOSLEY l.OL'ISE HUERRLE ANNIE LEE CHIDES'IJliR INEZ CLEMEXTS lfl,IZ.'XI3E'I'l'I COP!-.LAND JUAN CORRICAX lNlX'R'I'I.li CIIIPMAN FIKYE CLARK lXlIl.IDRlZD C.XN'll.IEY LUIS ELLIS lf.Yl'lII'IKINE FAIR M EAIEERS LEONA FRIEDBURC DIARY li.XljGl'l.-KN MARY CQIBBS M.-XRIE GILES LADY CLARE GARDNER ELI-IANOR HARRIS ELIZA HARRIS ETIIEL GRACE ll.-XRLEY ELIZABETH HARRISON PALLINE HANSON SLTLI-A HAYS AVIS HALLER XVILLIE HALLER IIAZEL HENDRIX CiL'YNE'I'l'I JONES LOUISE JOHN MARIAN CUEIPMAN MALIRINE CUFFMAN OVVETA KESTLRSON ELLA lVlAE JACKSON H.-AZEL lf.-AXE EDITH LEIOY AGNES LEIOY FREOERICA MINTERN LLICILLE MOUSER VIVIAN MOSLEY FERN MCN.-ABB XVINNIE DAVIS ROANE FLORENCE RYE SELVVYN SELLER LERLEAN SHORT EVELYX SHANNON RUBY SMITH DOROTHY TAYLOR JAMES THOMAS NORMA VELYIN MARY WVOOO LIZZIE MARY MCMICHAEL LUCILLE VVALL lVIARG.-XRET HUIE NESISIT CLEOA OLDS DORIS OWENS IRENE PINNIN iw.-ARI.-KN PUGH lRlZNE RIGGAN IO0 ALICE XVI-IPFER JENNIE MAE XVATSON DAISY BELLE XVEPEERA VVILNA XVEST JENNIE GREGORY LUCY DUNLAII ROSALIE ZACIIARY 3 The Upsilon Phi Literary Society Founded 1893 Colorx: Black and Old Gold fllollnf StIiYe to excel, to emulate PRESIDENTS KEXTPIERINE EVANS . ..... . . . Pr-I'5iIlnz1 Firfl Qunrlfr N1:XRTIIA HALL . . . . Pr'vsiI1nz1 Srfond Qzmrrrr fXI.lT.-X HAMITER . . . . . .Pr'r.viI1r1I1 Third, Qunrlrr LA F.-XYETTE BAKER . . Prvsidvzzi Fourllz Quarler LA F.-XYE'l I'E BAKER EVELYN BAILEY MAE BARLOW LEAH BARLOW EASTER BLACK ELIZABETH BROXTE GEORGIA B ELL B L'RNE'l I' FAYE BAXTER GRACE BENTON LOLA BRUCE ETHEL BRUCE FLOYD BONDS MARY CHRISTIE XVINIFRED CRILL VIRGINIA CALLAWAY EVELYN CANNON LILLIAN CANNON MELISSA CANNON MARY CLIFTON CQERTRUDE COOK JEVVEL COOK Ii.-KTHERINE EDGERTON BIEBIBERS KATHERINE EVANS WILLIE HESTER DAYIS CELADYS FALLS GLSSIE QEIBBS ELIZABETH CERAVES DORIS CEOODWIN FANNIE DELI, GOODWAIN HELEN GRAYSON MARTHA HALL MILDRED HALL ALITA HAMITER HORTENSE HAMIIER INEZ HARRIS GLIRSTA H.-XRRIS 'FHELMA HARTZELL CJLADYS HOCKING DORA HOLMES ELIZABETH CFOODE KATPILEEN GLYNNELL NAOMI HOPSON LOIS HAMILTON PEARL HOUSE EVELYNA HUTCHESS VIVIAN JOHNSON .AILEEN KIZZIA ELIZABETH LEVVIS LYLA DAN LEWIS THALIA FIXCHER RUTH MARKS BEULAH MAE N1l:LLARD CARRIE MCKAY ALICE MCNAMARA GERTRUDE MCCULLOUGPI MARTHA MATTHEWS MARTHA MONROE MAY BELLE OAKES MARY C. PATTERSON NELLIE PERKINS ESDELLE PATTERSON VESTA ROGERS ELOISE REID MARY FRANCES RAYMOND ESTHER RIDLING FAYE RIDLING IO2 DELTA RICHARDSON DOROTHY S.-XTHER ELIZADETH SCOTT CL.-XRICE SH,-XXV N.-XDJA STCRCIS Ni.-XRY STONE RUTI-I SPEARS LOUISE SMITH BETH SEIYELL IVIATTIE LOU TIMDERLA DOROTHY XV.-XL'ION LUCY XVADE FRANCES WILSON FRANKIE VVHVIESIDE ELIZ.-XBETH XVORKMAN LUCY BELLE VVORKMAN LUCILLE XVINTERS LILLIAN VVARNOCK LILLIE MAE VVICKER NI.-XTTIE VVILLIAMS IRMA FLOWERS PAULIXE GALLOWAY KE N Il- IO IO FREDERXCA M1x1'ERw VIYIAN NIOSELEY BIARY GIBISS EDIIII I.1f1l.x' PH11,cmAx1'1iE.xr: RILXIJING ,xxn Essn' ClDX'1'IiS'I'.XN'l'S l'l1i.'fn1111lln'1111 RtXlItjt'I'.Y FREDERICA XIINTERN VIYIAX Mosul-'Y PlllZUlIlIlflll'llII En'z1yi,vl.v MARY Gmns Iimru Lmm' IQATHERIYE Exixrcs DORA HOLMES 5IAR'l'l'I.X Hxu. ALITA I'I,xxm'ER Lvl'SlI.UN PHI Rxxxmxc .xxn Essn' Cnx'rI2sT.xx'rs lvfvxilon Phi Rf'1Zlil7'X KATHERIXE Exzxxs DORA HOLMES Lvl'SIl.UN P1-11 ICss,xYlsTs XIARTIIA IIALI. .ALITA 1I.m1'rER 105 The Garland Literary Society Founded 1905 Colors: Black and Gold Jllolfo: Let IIS work upwzud 'PRESIDENTS FLEICIIER YOUNG . . . . PI'rxiI1'n1l First Qlllllfll HARRY MACK . . . . . Prrsidvzzi Svcond Quarlm' BENJAMIN RLTSPI . . . . .Prr.vidI'n1 Third Quarfrr HAL NORWOOD . . . . Prrsidvnl Fourih Quarirr BILL ADAMS ROVS'l..NNlJ IAASHBY ROY .ABl2O'l I' IYIILLARD ALFORD CLINTON BAKER DENNIS BAKER HORACE P. BAKER MANSEI. BAKER JAMES BEVILL WILLIE BRYANT Ross COBB SLOAN CUMMINS FOY CAGLE CLYDE CALLAWAY CHARLES CRAWFORD CHARLES CROVVE GILBERT CECIL HARRY T. COLLINS BIEMBERS HERM.-KN CLEMENIS JOHNSON COUCII DALLAS DAIJION ELTON DAVIS IQURNER DELONEY COLLINS EDWARDS LOUIS ELLIS MARION FERGUSON HEARIN HARMAN EDWIN HILLIARID ROBERT HOOD DICK HUIE MORRISON HAMILTON PAUL PIAMILTON CARLOS HOLMAN SAMUEL JONES FRANK JENKINS S'I'UAR'r JOHNSON I ERSKINE ORME HARRY MACK LOUIS 1VIA'l l'I'IIZVS'S HORACE MCKENLIE SAGE MCLEAN RMORY HOSS MURRY HAL NORVYOOD ROBBIE NORVVOOD MARTIN N.-XLL JOHN PRICE ROBERT REED ROLAND ROBBINS ISAAC ROLAND BENJAMIN RUSH ASA ROGERS JOHN ROGERS CLERMONI' SMI'I'II JOE GREXCEX' S'I'I'I I' O6 JOHN SUMMERVILLE FRANK 'THLTRMAN ROSS THOMASSON BRUCE XVRIGHT CLOWER VVKIGHT DOUGLAS VVRIGIIT EvANS XVRIGIIT CLAUDE WILSON EMORY XVOOD FLETCHER YOUNG MILTON YOUNG DONALD HAYES WILLIAM J. IIUNTER CUSTER KIDD DALE JONES EARLE PHILLIPS BEN LUCK I3 The Gamma Sigma Literary Society Colorxg Red 1lI1d Lavender JEWEL NICLEAN .... HORACE VVILLIAMSON . . OLIX CHAMBERS . LOUIS SMIl'lI . OVERTON .ANDERSON IVICLIIIEE ATCHLEY OLIVER ATCIILEX' PERCY BELL T. J. BLEWSTER OLIN CARR CHAMBERS JAMES CHAMDERLAIN RAY BAXTER ROBERT EVANS JOHXNIE GEORGE fElECK JEFF DAVIS THORPE HAMILTON BUNYAN LIARDMAN KENNETH HARDMAN BUELL HOLT lfVERli'l I' JAMES CLARK KIZZIA RUEUS KNOTTS DAVID XV. LASATER J Founded I 891 PRESIDENTS MEAIBERS FRED LAWRENCE DODSON LEONARD JOHN LEONARD EARLE LEWV5 RALPH LEWIS JEVVEL MCLEAN FRANCIS MATTHEWS XVESLEY MELLARD EDWARD NICDANIEL LLEWELYN PRICE ARCHIE POOLE J. D. PUCRETT MILTON PUCREII CLARENCE PHILLII-s MARTIN REID MANUEL SCOTT THOMAS D. SCO'll EDGAR SEAY IOS M0110 : Know Thyself' . . . . Presidvnf Firsl Quaftzv . . Prrsidvnl Sfcond Quarfcr . .Prrsidfnt Third Q1ll1l'H'l' Prvxidnll F01ll'f!1 Quarler LOUIS SMITH FORNEY SHIELDS HOWARD D. SEOLER OTTO TEAGUE CLAUDE TOLSON MILTON TALLEX' CLARK VVILKES WILBUR VVHITTIIORNE HORACE VVILLIAMSON RUEUS VVOLFF GEORGE VVORRMAN ROY ORSBURN LOY SPRUCE NATHANIEL CRRISVVOLD ARMOUR K. VVAYMAN IIOLLIS TERRELL KELSO VVALLACE LLOYD STICRMAN 0. D. HAWN 0 I J 1 Q l 1 1.-9 I 1 x. 1 Hoon SMITH ADA Ms TALLEI' INTER-SOCIETY CURATION CONTEST Gnrlnnfl Rrpzvselztatizvfrs Gzzmnm Sigma RFf7I'FfFI1fHfi1'PS ROBERT Hoon Louis SMITH VVILLIAM ADAMS MILTON TALLEY Both llflr. Smith and lN'Ir. Talley were unable to serve, and were succeeded by Nathaniel Griswold and J. D. Puckett. MCLEAN WILLIAMSON DALTON LASATER INTER-SOCIETY COAIMENCEMENT DEBATE Garlmzzz' Represerztntiws GHIIIIIIH Sigma Rrpzvselzfafiivfs SAGE MCLEAN HORACE VVILLIAMSON DALLAS DALTON DAVID LASATER The subject of the debate has not yet been agreed upon. no l I W ':r+ ' E 1-f f Ye.-.51 33 mb 1 1 'fT- 4415 T LNISQEH +-.- . 'f,,, ggi gfg. l, R 'ik' ' I' -.2':LLi'4-..4i--an ' , . .....:.Lmi..4,,- ..' FISH' .... V- 'X ' ' ' ' . 'H N N X' A - BY . -V-iw, Q ,gx . I-,,,r , . ,VBA .-U - Jie, W' 'WF' if -I ' ' V, S34 1 'g- -- -.4 .4- LSQL... . 4..- -11-3'i'Y'fS.,, 3--L N., -,- ----A ' I' The Helen Hardin Bible XVIXXIE IXLLBRICIIT CLARA BIAE .'XI.Ll:Y LEAII BARLOYY NIAE BARLOAV FAYE BAXTER GRACE BENTON NIARY BII.I,IxcSI.IgY EASTER BLACK EI,IzAnE'rII BROYIE INIARY BROWN LOLA BRUCE ETIIEL IgRL'CE LOUISE BUERKLIQ GEORGIA BELLE BL'RxE'I r NIELISSA CANNON MILIIREO CAXTLEY ,ANNIE LIQE CIIIIIESTER BIYRTLE CI-IIPAIAN HI.-XRY CIIRISTIE MRS. J. M. XVORKMAX, Tmdm' CL.-XSS ROLL INIARY CLIFTON ELIZABETH COPELRXNIJ XVILLIE HESTER DAVIS KATIIIZRINE EIJGERTON CZLADYS FALLS TIi.XI.I.X FINCIIER IRAIA FLOIYERS LEOYA FRIEIIISLRG LAIIY CLAIRE QQ.-XRDLIER MARY G.XL'CIl.XN AIARIE GILES ELIZABETH GOODE DORIS GOOOIYIY FANNIE DELLE Goonmx HELEN CTRAYSON NIARTIIA HALL .AVIS IPI.-XLl.liR XVILLIE PI.-XLLER LOIS fi.-XMILTON III Class IXLIT.-X IIAAIITER IIORTENSE HAAIITER PAKLIXE IIAXSOX ETIIEL GRACE IIARLEY LERLEAY SIIORT LOUISE SMITH INIARY STOXE NAOJA S'l'L'RGIS J.-AMES 'IQHOMAS NORAIA VELVIY LKCILLE XVALL I.ILI,IAx XVARXOCK -IEXNIE BIA? XVATSON ALICE XVEPFER DAISY BELLE XVILPIER XVILXA XVLST LILLIE BIAE XVICKER NLXTTIE XVXLLIAME AIARY WOOD fl nr . , , ,- .. , , .. . X 5 ww-,-. X 3,1 A Ng,:fJ,,s,, g:?3,g,v.ki.5,t-:3::rq5,q ,4-,-:?u5i.g,k,?Qsgg:'! , .Ni A xl -ru , e-K., ,, - -- N -E 'li 1..21.ff...'l L1t. if wigs Ji- Md L-117-A'f5-f'1s'i --me-A' '- E H 1 'Y ' w- - ' .' ' -'JH .. L '.Sg,.' ,mpwlww ,s 'H -' 'M 'fe 1 Y. '. V , , -.ww ., .i .Q ,V I I f 1 . xf.'v1f? ' , ' ' ' ., - -- R ' , ,-at X aww The Jack Tidball Bible Class Miss lNIARY SCE Mooxisv, Trarlm' 110110: uhXvllZlf5U8VEI' thy hand findeth to do, Do with all thy blight. Cnl01'5.' Red and Gray OFFICERS SAGE NICLIZAX .. . . , . , . . I'rrJiiIi'1zi SLO.-XX Ctwmixs . . . l'ii'u-l'n'sii1u11 lhl,-XXSEI. BAKER ..... . . . . Sm'rrlary lloiueiz XVILLIAMSOX , . Tn'a.v111'w' ji-veit '11IlJl3.XLl. CLASS CREED lVe believe in the cause for which .lack Tidball gave his life. XVe believe in the beauty and povver of the Christian life that ,lack lived among us. hlindful of his life and of his death, we believe that it is our duty to so love Christ that we shall make His cause first in our school. first in our business, and first in our lives. lve believe that we should so shape our lives as to reflect credit upon our homes and honor upon 0u1' College. XVe believe that, as college men, we should attend Sunday school and church. that we may learn more of jesus of Nazareth, and thus bring ourselves and others into Z1 joyous knowledge of our Redeemer. II2 QJW x 71, gy in wx - P Nil 59i?4W1fxQ 'f Ixl-'A CI.:-im-1x1's Uma 1'kL'nla Comma INIARION CL'l'ru.xx Lmxx FRIIilJBL'RG Dorus f100lJN'IX -I.xx1E CQREGORY Home ECOI'lOl'IliCS Class RIEMBERS P.XL'LlXli Ilxxsox' ETIIEL GRACE II.XRI.l'.X 'I'uELx1.x II.xR'rzELL xlAR'I'H.X NUDNROIE LL'clLLE MOUSER 1.12215 INIARY NICNIICIIAIII. 113 FERN McN.xm: Iisnliini I'.xT'llaRsox DELTA RICHARIJSOY NIA-X'I I'lli I.nL' Tmn I.1L1.l,xx XVARXOCK ALICE XVEPFER MILTON YOUNG HORACE XVILLIAMSON The Oracle Staff MILTON B. YOUNG. . . . Edi1or-in-Chiff MARTHA FIALL . . .flssisfarzt Edifor ROBERT HOOD . . . , Editorial II'rilI'r HORACE XVILLIAMSON . . . Businrn Manager DOUGLAS VVRIGIIT . . .-Im. Buxinvss Managrr CSucceeded by Sloan Cumminsj OLIN C. CHAMBERS . . Cirrulalion Managor SLOAN CUMMINS . Jxsl. Cirfulafion Nlanager fSucceeded by Mansel Bakerj P. XV. TURREX'I'lNE. . Farully Rfprrsvniaii-vc II T. J. BLEWSTER . . FOI' CAGLE . . . THELMA Hr.-XRTZELL LOIS ELLIS .... KATHLEEN GUNNELL FRANCES MATTHEWS EDITH LEIDY . . . LEAH BARLOW . . KATHERINE FAIR . . Gamma Sigma . . . Garland . Upsilon Phi . . . Philomafhran . . Liifrary . . . .-Ithlcfics Lomls and Jokes . . . Svfrflary . . Sotrriary MARY CATHERINE PATTERSON .... Sofia! 1 1 4 1 1 J JAMES C'u.AmzERLA1x SAGE MCLEAX The Star Staff JAMES M.C11AMBEkLAlN , . . , Edifor-in-Cfzivf I LOUIS ELLIS . . . . . , . . . A-I,v.vi.vlani Editor SAGE N1CLEAX . . . . ..... Busizzfmv Managrr Q31-QORCE XVmun1.Ax . . yluf. liusim-.vs Mnnayrr Louxs Smrm . . Classfs RQBER1' Hoon , . , Clams SLOAX CTMMINS . . Calrndar NI.-XNSEL BAKER . , . Calnzdar Fm' C.-XGLIE . . AIiJU'HLl7I!'01l.Y JEXVEL MCLE.-KN DORA IIOLM ES . ELIZABETI Acr:Es LEIDY . FREDERICA NIINTERX . jonxxua GEORGE GIECK . . A1iJ4't'1lHllt'0Il5 Lllisvfllarzrorzs I GR.-wus . . . A1i.Yt't'Hl1!lt'01l5 . , . . A1i.f!'4'HllIl1'0llJ . . . . Snajvxhois lla SIlt1f3JfI0f5 II JEL , It. ANJL , . Yvf.:L,,,,,L,,5f 'aff--A Cha-G, The Dragon Squad fLeft to Right5 D. WRIGHT, Quarifrbarle and Captain, L. SM1'rH, Halfbavkg COBB, Ilalfbarkg Ram, Halfbaflcg ROGERS, End, NALL, Fullbafkg C. VVRIGHT, Guardp ADAMS, End, STICKMAN, Guard, BELL, Half- bacleg VVOOD, Canter, Jswxms, Guard, HARDMAN, Tackle, WILSON. Tackle. 118 I O O 0 o 4 . Q. G. Nt Q, X Q?-L '4f.',, ffl-f dll X.-MX HN' CZ Q E3 E EB EB Jea,z'u1'eS . .NZEQQ7 O 5 5 ww 'ff' 5- 'uw 1 x ,. , 1 -. . v YQ' , Eff' MISS KATHERINE EIJGIIRTON n.. INIISS DAISY BELLE WEPFER 1 w 4 N 4 1 V 1 4 i V F 4 , , 44 INIISS KATHLEEN GUNNELL INIISS ALICE MCNABIARA A 4.. A. -v Sf '41 ' ,-. ..- ,., -- . '. 1 -ur- A-v-Duron-1. ' A -11-GLS 1' ,'......L.. ,,. :.::.......,............ . . - 't--'ujfff' ,5...,:,.'-g..c' I ' , -..l H V 5 V, , , . H , , , K ,L .L . - , ,,,... 7 Q ,nl , ' 1 l Q.. -fgx :I :f 1'L'I: 'Q Y A A 'QL f' V' ' - 11,1 I -i' -iF'f'x. .1 f 3'f ?' -in WL.- ' GEORGIA BELLE BLIRNETT DALLAS DALTON XVIXXIE DAVIS ROANE GUSSIE GIBBS ISAAC ROLAND DORIS OWEN DENNIS BAKER DIARION PIJGH VIYIAX IWOSELEY JOE G. STITT JENXIE MAE XVATSON CLARA MAE ALLEY LOUIS ELLIS NORMA VELVIN ELIZABETH HARRISON ELIZABETH XVORKNIAN MISS Choral Club LEL1.-A XVHEELER, Dirntar IXIEAIBERS XVILLIE BISHOP JAMES THOMAS LOGAN CRDXVE DAISY BELLE XVEPFER MARY BXLLINCSLEY FERN BJCNABB MAL'RINE CL'EI-'MAN ETHEL GRACE H.'XRLEX' EASTER BLACK JOHNSON COUCII T. J. BLEXVSTER VIYIAN JOHNSON XVILLIE HESTER DAVIS CORIXNE BEVILL NIILTON TALLEY lNEz HARRIS 125 DORIS GOODXVIX CLARICE SIIAW HAZEL HENDRIN LOIS KICNABB ELIZA H.XRRIS NIATTIE XVILLIAMS ROBERT HOOD SLOAN CKMMINS DODSON LEON.-XRD RAY BAXTER GEORGE VVORKAIAN CLARK XVILKES ELNIER HOOD NATHANIEL GRISWOLD CHARLES CROIYE P. W. TLRRENTINE Colors: Green and XVhite T. J. BLlzws'rER , . . HELEN CIRAYSON . LOUISE Smrm T. J. BLliVVS'l'lER Magnolia Clula Flofwrrg- Magnolia Nlollo: VVe bloom above all OIfIfICERS . . . . . . . . . 1'n'.fidr11l . . . . . . I'irf-Prfsidmzf . Srfrriary and Trva,vurrr M EMBERS HELEN GRAYSON -LOUXSE SMITH UN'ER1'0N ,ANDERSON lVlAR'l'HA MONROE L1LLx.xx XVARXOCK MxL'roN 'I'AL1.Ex' ELIZABETH flOODE ELIZABETH LEWIS 126 i Delta Alpha RIERIBERS XVILLIE BISHOP SEI.wI'x SELLER ALICE XVEPFER .ANNIE LEE CIIIIIESTER JAMES ,IQIIONIAS DAISY BELLE XVEPIEER PLEDGES DORIS OXYEXS I?I,Iz.xnE1'II II.xRRIsox NVILx,Ax XVEST 1:7 -'5- 1:51 n :gf 4 .. E5 , V ' . I ' -f The S. S. S. Club Cnl1n'.v.' Red and YVhite Pr1smco1'11': Shss-Sluss-Shssss Jlolfa: Simply Swipe Something A'Pt'l'11llf75 you 1l1i11lc 'LL't l'l' a 1111111111 of flfzpf-1'r.v. lfllf our looks arf 1:11111 11r1'1'if1'1',' Takr all ilu' T's from Slllllfltlfl .Ind .wa jus! 'LL'lllll if l1'a1'1's. S-l'-G-Al-R Tfllllvf us. RIEMBERS LOUISE BUERKLE '1'11ELx1A IIARTZELL OWEN KliS'l'liR50N K,x'r111,EEx GLNXELL I.L'C1L1.1z NIOUSER I-IVELYN Sruxxox LOUISE JOHN 123 The Afkadelphia Belles' Colorx: Blue and XVhite FlnfLa'I'r: Blue Bell .Uoltoi The world without 11 Hnpper is like a bell without Z1 Clappern OFFICERS LA l7AYE'I I'E BAKER . . Pnzvidmr EYELYN BAILEY . . . SI'I'rrlary IQATHERIXF FAIR . . I'icv-PrIxvi.imzt INEZ CLEAIENTS . . Trra.vIuer BIEMBERS REVELLA .AXDERSOX EYELYN BAILEY LA l:AYET'1'E BAKER CORIXNE BEYILL ETHEL BRUCE LOLA BRLIF FLOY BOXDS VIRGINIA CALLAWAY EVELYN CANNON LILLI.-KN CANNON FAYE CLARK INEz CLEAIENTS C31-IRTRL'DE COOK JEXYEL COOK -IEAN CORRIGAN BIARIAX CLEEAIAN NIAIQRINE CLTEAIAN Lms ELLIS IQATHERIXE EVANS KATHERINE FAIR CIUSSIE KQIBBS MARY QEIBBS ELIZABETH CvRIU'ES IENNIE QQRECORY ELIZABETH HAAIBY ELE.-XXOR HARRIS DORA HOLMES NAOAII HOPSON HAZEL KANE :XILEEN KIZZIA CARRIE MCKAY LIz7IE lx1.KRYlXlClNlICl-IAEL BECLAH BIAE lAlELLARD lNl.XRGARE'l' IILIE NESIIIT 119 NELLIE PERKINS IRENE RICCIX DOROTHY SATIIER ELIZABETH SCOTT RL'TPI SPEARS RLBY SMITH DOROTHY XVALTON FRANCIS XVILSON FRANKIE XVHITESIIIE ELIZABETH XVORKAIAN LUCIBELLE XVORKAIAN ROSALIE ZACHARY .vt 63 Eta Beta Pi CLARA MAE ALLEY Fuz.-x II.-uuus MEMBERS DORO'l'llX' BL 1'I,rgx Acxlzs Lum' Enrm Lum' V1vl.xN IY10SLEY NI.-XRIOX PUSH FLOREXCE Rm 130 'Q' SW fs' Af Lxm' CLARE GARDXE The Domino Club SLOAN CUMMINS. Dran MEMBERS MILLARD AALFORD MAxsEL BAKER JAMES CHAMBERLAIN OLIS C. CHAMBERS DALLAS DALTON ROBERT Hoon FRANCIS MATTHEWS PIARRY MACK ' A Lows SMITH .I A s 1 4 W 4 131 Y' A ..-Eff' -Axxsrxv - .Lys x K-A Q , A 'D1QT--Xxjfe '. 7 M' E j 'J A-4 , 'uu A, x- Ar, 'G 2, ,..-- - V. : I ,K ' f , Y , M ' ' , , up Q pei, '- A ' uf 5 W- Af- 4- X J-6, ft -Ly -QE E ,' , gm-'I 5 I Liza T.. J ' iv? ,.r,?f'L I :Y Us T Y S I l 5 cw 1 I e- 2 2 T I f 1 T x 1 5 I 1 ... W H nj CDSX MARTON PUG11 MA Rx' B Row N The Pelican C111 Gussxs GIBBS, Prrsidnzi MEMBERS LA FAYETTE BAKER KATHERINE EDGERTON jormsox Coucu 132 b ROBERT REED Louis MATTHEWS Le Cercle FI'aI'lCaiS OFI'ICIERS mf.-XRY CATHERINE PAIUIERSON , ..... .... P rrsid CLARK KIZZIA .... . I'iIz'-Pfz'5iJe'l1l VIYIAN IXIOSELEY . . . . . .Srmwzry HORACE BAKER . .,.. . Trrasurrr BIIZMBERS XVINNIE ALLBRIGHT HORACE BAKER JEWEL COOK FANNIE DELL GOODWIN PEARL HOLSE SULA HAYS 'ILHELMA H.-XRTZELI. :XILEEX KIZZIA LOUISE JOIIN ROY ORSBORX ESDELLE PATIERSON BIARY FRANCES RAYMOND ESTHER RIDLIXG IRELTA RICHARDSON BEN RUSH JOE CSRACEY STITT NIATTIE LOU TIAIDERLAKE LUCY XVADE XVILXA XVEST DORIS OXVEXS BENJAAIIN LUCK IQENXETH HARDAIAN CARL BYRD MELISSA CANNON JEAN CORRICAX EI.lZABIi'lCI'I COPELAND KH..-XDY5 FALLS XVILLIE CRREEXE EYELYNA HUTCHESS CHARLES CROAYE IZLLA KIAE JACKSON STLLXRT JOHNSON CLUSTER KIDD CEERTRLIJE L-ICCL'LLOL'CH XIARCARET NESBIT :XRCHIE POOLE NIARIOX PUGH NELLIE PERKINS CLARK XYILI-IES BRUCE XVRIGHT NIARY WOOD LOLA BRUCE JEWEL AICLEXN LOGAN CROYYE ISAAC ROLAND ELIZABETH BRONTE EASTER BLACK KIARY CHRISIIE SLOAN CUAIAIINS CIEORCIA BELLE BL'RXE'I'Y IRAIA FLOAYERS LADY CIARE ff,XRIlXER HAZEL LLEXDRIX NIHDRED HALL BUNYAN HARDAIAN ELIZAIIETH HARRISON QQIQRSTA HARRIS INEz HARRIS CLARK KXZZLK AGNES LEIDY DODSON LEONARD IUAYIID LASXIER NI.XR'l'H,X NIOXROE FREDERICA IXIINTERN CLEDA OLDS ELOISE REID LERLEAN SHORT LILLIE Ki.-XE XVICKER XVILLIE BISHOP ROLAND ROBBINS DOROTHY SATHER KIAE BARLOW VIRGINIA C.'KI.I..UY.XY QILSSIE Gmras ALITA HAAIITER EDIIII LEIDY VIYIAN NIOSLEY NIARY C. PAT1 ERSON YESTA ROGERS ELIZABETH XVORKAIAN FLETCHER YOUNG HI! - mum' mgepgmc: N., xrmfisvu , . ...mis-xx-A .Anil mu S- rv ' I 'J '- 35 537' at . ' I YYY 9 ,I 48 Senior Spanish Club CIIANIBERLAIN . . IWAY BELLE OARES . BFIXIISEVVELL . . ISAAC ROLAND JAMES OVERTON IANDERSON FVELYN BAILEY LEAII BARLOYY CLINISON BAKER LA F.-XYE'l l'E BAKER MANSEI. l'IILLl.-XRD BAKER T. J. BLEVYS'I'ER FOY OLLO CAGLE RV!-ILYN CANNON JAMES CIIAIvII3ERLAIN ANNIE LEE CHIIIESTER IJALLAS D.fXI.'I'0N WILLIE HESTER DAvIS K.XTlIERIXE FVAIJS CUFFICERS MEAIIIERS IRMA FLOVVERS IVIARY GIIIBS ELIZ.-XBETH CQRAVES NATIIANIISL GRISIYOLII LIELEN LSRAYSOX JOIINNIE GEORGE GIECR ALITA HAMITER CILADYS HOCKIXG IZVERETT JAMES IQATIIERINE MCKAY SAGE MCLEAN FRANCIS MA'I rIIEwS IIAL NORWOOO T34 i A,g:r-cxzsnsum ,. . :mzssxmmxsza Hmm 1 A-un TI . . . ,.PrfxiJr . I'iI'f'-Prfsidrlzt . . Srfrrlary 'l'tl,fN I'4'I' MAY BELLE OARES J. D. PUCKETT IRENE PINNIN ISA.-IC HOUSTON ROLAND BENJAMIN RLSII HOXVARD SIGLER BETII SEWELL LUCY XV.-KDE DOROTHY WALTON LVIATTIE XVILLIAMS ELIZABETH XVORKMAN CLOVVER XVRICIVI' FLE'rCIIER YOUNG NIlI.'l'0N YOUNG -aff . '--. - H ,I.,,.. YQ Y :vw-11:-..:f , 1 . -an-N .Lung Y 45 lg S-..q-ug--:uni-f ax mn -- rn V ..1cf.::g...-.-,Qin W . I ' . -'T:i,g:. ,L7 gg anna-g,a' . A. . 5.1 , , QYTYV'-'-'?'?71 I ' -:aging -' -3-.nz an I'5T fL: '.. - . . 1, '. 4 -' .-X . Y- wr 1 If 7 .2 1 R' Srfmv C'L'Amlxs . . . TlIXI,I.l. FIXCHI-IR . I.0L'rs1i Smut llI'liOI' Sp8.I'liSl'1 fyl-'FICIZRS I.1,0A In SIICKMAY . . CLARA Kill? ALLIQY Or.1vr:R A'lcuL1-Lx' Rornxxn Asrlnx' RAY BAX1 I-:R QIRJCE Bsvmx Clxns C'AI,I.mA'Ax' LlI.I.I.XY Cuxnx NIALRINE C'LHAlAx Sl.0Ax C'L'Am1vs Iimnx DAx'1s 'IQKRNER Dsmvm' '1'Hxl.xA FINCHER 0. D. IIAWY IIm:1EwsE IIAAIITFR BIIZNIIIURS lIl'R5'l.-X HARRIS Iwi HARRIS FIAMFR Hoon lmnER'r Hoon FRANK jawxlws RL'FL's Kvons jolly I.Efw,xRn Br:LI,Au NIAE Mr,I.I.xRn SAM XIONICOMIQRX IZARI, Pml.1.lPs KIARXIV Run PAYE Rmuwn ASA R0fTERS 135 . lin'-I'rr.r1.ir11 . . Sz'l'l'z'll1l'-Q' . Trmxmrr I.HRr.riAv SHORT I.0L'IsE Smru joux SL'x1AlERvlLl 14 NflI.'I'0N 'l'.Al,l.lfx' Ilmus 'I'nRRAr.1, FRANK 'l'HL'RA1.xxn I.11.I.1Av XVARxm'x f.l.,XL'DE XY11.s0v EMORY XVOOD IIEAHY IIARAHN II url. KANE PADI, II.Asu1,1rw CHARr,r:s C'RAwrr:Rn f:lI.l'IIiRT CIZCII. PIT I l I xii, nl - 1 - N fp A. X fl , xx, Ti-N ll 1 fni ' A .fxN 'W' 16-Philo-Garlands Annual Reception and if l , in I rush act. t I 1 X if I7-Sllflliily afternoon dates. Johnny takes a tj: -. W . , photo. 18-Gamma-Up Reception and same tactics. 'WJ , 19-Social work over. Everybody takes a is - Ig, rest. 21 zo-First regular meeting of Y. M. C. A. if -Louis gets :1 new soul-mate. ill ' ' Pl -Mug considers classifying. I., . Y Q I. -Dragons journey to Prescott and win, ix S 17-o. Q -Blue Sunday. No dates-gallons of tears -ri S illed J P ' E 25-Durant defeats Reddies, I2-o. ? '6-Mug gets serious and looks over the l' h d l ,Q sc e u e. Q 30-Dragons lose to Pine Bluff High, IO-O. .+ 'il OCTOBER 15. 1-Revival meeting begins with Rev. Grover Cleveland, and with Mr. Morris Con- ducting singing. I. -Swings placed on campus dedicated to ' Misses Mary Catherine Patterson, Edith Leidy and Eliza Harris. 3-Miss Robinson's birthday party given in SEPTEMBER her honor. -Students begin to come in. Students continue to come and classify. Y. M. and Y. VV. Reception-extensive work and introduction. -Louis Smith meets his soul-mate. -Also Mansel Baker and Louis Ellis find one fthe same onej. I 4-Seniors Christen their new home, Dew Drop Inn, with the reservation, Dew be careful when yew drop in. 5-Oracle Day in chapel. Much talk on paper and money. 6-Reddies leave for Vanderbilt. 7-Vandy wins, 33-o. 8-C. D. Nelson talks on the Student Friend- ship Fund, in chapel. 9-Dragons defeat Texarkana CTex.D High, I3-7. ro- ,labbn Clements colnrs bark. Prospects for team better. 11-Circus in town. Everybody happy. Bosco carries water for the elephants. 1:-Freshman Class elects ofiicers-Red Let- ter Day. 13-Cy Parks with Mississippi College beats Reddies, 3-o. I4iDHfCS with Thompson begin. Bob Hood wears his new tie. x5-Sunday dates postponed on account of re- vival-boys get an afternoon's sleep. 16-New boys circle Lover's Loop in the darkg old boys circle them. 17-Carnival in town. Dr. Harwood wins a blanket. Dr. Foster a doll, a blonde. 18-Axel makes his usual announcement. Had your picture made? I9-Star Day. Axel and Sage talk by proxy. zo-Reddies swamp College of Ozarks just 42-O. 21-Gamma-Lp Joint Program. Mansel, Sloan and Miss Mooney have a birth- day party. Girls give the boys domi- noes. zz-Y. XV. C. A. service for new girls. 23- Mutt sprouts a moustacheg he's L'ncle Mutt now. 2+-Beginning of campaign for Alumni Building. D. C. Baker and D. Lasater start a moustache-growing contest. 26-Great excitement in the airg two games tomorrow. 27-Dragons down the Pups, 26-og Reddies ditto to the Dogs, 39-o. Lizbeth comes down to the game and Old Manse does continual work, 28-The day after the day before and every- body feels fine. Naturally having good lessons! 29-Since this is Sunday, Dave and D. C. have to shave. Judges are called in and after diligent search find D. C. to have one more whisker than Dave, the former winning the prize. 30-TIZlll0N'E'El'l Reception in Auditorium. Sophs win. Get a picnic this spring. 31-Smile and the world smiles with you, snore and you sleep alone. NOVENIBER I-Percy Hemus and his company give Lyceum Number. 2-A new joke comes out in Thr Oracle. 3-Reddies lose to L. P. I., 34-o. 4.-Monticello Aggies take game from Dragons, 20-IS. 5-It must have been Sunday. 6-Hal's Shaggy Tails win Toppy's Hell Cats, 97-3. Fat Couch and Screw- driver star. 7- XVhat is it in Henderson-Brown, That three times a week comes around, And always brings with it a frown? TLRNIP GREENS ! ! ! 8- Toppy Harman yy as confined to his bed all morning with somnia. 9-Sage McLean pays his washerwoman. ro-Reddies go to Louisiana again. 11-They lose to Centenary, 28-o. Students have a day off and the girls entertain with a baseball game on the campus. CEsdelle Patterson catches a Crow J. I2-4ACC0l'CiiI1g to rumors there were two fights in Shreveport, the game and the knockdown which Pug, Hal, Fletch and jewel got from Kid XVilliams and Company, Incorporated. 13-Student Field Day. Prizes awarded as follows: I. Standing Broad Spit-Rusty VVood, IQTE feet. 2. Standing Broad Grin-Buddy Gris- wold, 6-Ed inches. 3. Coloring the meershaum - Horace Baker-3 cans. 4. Hurling the Bull-Duke Alford, un- limited. 5. Gripping the Nickel-Sut Anderson, 500 pounds. 6. Putting Spaghetti-johnson Couch, 27 yards. 7. Relay Race for Beauty, won by the team composed of: Rufus Knotts, Logan Crowe, Foy Cagle, Johnnie Gieck. I5--J0lllf session of Y. M. and Y. VV. C. A. 16-Today will be day before yesterday after midnight tomorrow night. 17-Aggie juniors outslop the Dragons in a sea of mud, 6-o. 18-Philo-Garlands have a joint program. 19-Dates to the Bluff, a very unusual thing. zo-Nice day. just rained ten hours. 21-John Tucker defeats the Reddies, 3-o. 22-First-team men go with their girls to the park for supper. 23-Fat ,Matthews misses breakfast. 24.-Expression Department gives The Land of Night. 25-Memorial Service for Laura Lee Henson. 26-No dates. Boys take a nap. 27-Nothing stirring but a little breeze. 28-Orazlf comes out with a new caption. 29-DRY before The Day. 30-Loud singing and slow walking for us. Ouachita 8, Reddies o. DECEMBER x-Miss VVheeler finds a new hair on Mr. Proctor's head. He must be using a new hair tonic. 2-Mal kills a rat-hash. 3-All-state team selected. Chicken and D are our representatives. 4-Much boning for future. 5-Exams begin. Profs adopt that famous French slogan, They Shall Not Pass. 6-Nothing going on but work. Dr. Gallo- way arrives. 7-Same thing as the day before. 8-Exams over. Gosh, what a relief! 9-Mr. Proctor begins collecting material for his annual speech on, You Can't Get Something For Nothing. ro-Every seventh day is bound to be Sun- day. II-VVS admit this page is Hat-but whoever saw one that wasn't? 12-Grades are published and Toppy dis- covers that he is encored in two of his three subjects. 13-Nice weather for a stroll. I+iMHHSCl gives Il japanese Tea for the Domino Club. I5 17 18 19 3 4- 5 61 71 8... 91 IO1 I I' I2- 138 -You think this Is a poem Because every line Begins with a Capital letter But it ain't. -Preaching and snoozing as usual today. Longee Hardman wants to know why the preacher always ends up with these words: Oh, Lord, hear this hour prayer. -School on this day so as to get out on Tuesday. -Nobody studies except about going home, and busies himself packing. Five or six remain for lyceum. AFTER CHRISTMAS How many weeks have rolled away, The weeks of gloom and cheer- VVith happiness we greet the day That brings the glad New Year. JANUARY -Students drag in. Miss Arthur, the new H. E. teacher, arrives. -O. G. Mugg announces that he has sworn off CllSSlDl-KIS minutes laterl WSW - Xjfllxfl SQ kSgilIl'ii ???ll! That? Reason for this is that a check for 514.00 was turncd down against him. Football Banquet. Chicken is elected captain. Lots of new books received for the li- brary. Dr. Galloway, our financial agent, ar- rives. Ben Rush telephones Mrs. VVep- fer, then Mrs. Crawford, then james, then Dr. VVorkman, and then Mrs. NVepfer again. Senior dates. VVonder how come? No dope, no hope, can't cope, just mope. Socrates Baker publishes his book on Syn- thetic Clarinet Playing. Lincoln McConnell speaks on Dead Lions. Segler appears on the campus under a ISIN. This being dollar day, Dallas Dalton buys three new suits of skivvies. 13 I4 15- 16 17 Redtliettes win from Blevins. Social work follows. Sunday. Campus dates. Foy Cagle does a set. Reddies win from Little Rock College. Dr. XVilkes talks in chapel. Reddies ditto previous game. Score, 39-20. - Yon rising moon that looks for us again, 1-low oft hereafter will she wax and waneg How oft hereafter rising look for us, Through this same garden-and for one in vain. 13 -The entire student body pays a last tribute to Lois Ellis. 19 20 21 22 23 24- 35 26 7-'7 28 29 Spanish Club meets for the first and last time on a school 11ight. Normal defeats Reddies, 25-23. Gamma- Ups stage joint program. Much talent shown and gallons of punch consumed afterwards. -Reddies turn tables on the Normal, 23-zo. -Rain! Rain! Rain! VVill it never cease? jello and spanked cream for dinner. Red- dies lose to Bulldogs, 25-IO. -Reddies ditto again this time, 31-I+. -Nothing doing. Men may come a11d men may go, but we work on forever. - just love me and the world is mine, The youth was heard to holler. And the11 he drew her to his lips, His lady on the dollar. -Reddiettes return from Hendrix. Ask them about the score. -Sunday. Ye scribe and Ax do full duty. -Once more again it proceeds to rain dogs and cats. tBeastly VVeather.l 30-Boys call a meeting and formulate a pe- tition to be presented to the faculty. Down with tyranny and up with the red Hag. 31-Reddies win exciting game from Normal, 26-24. Y. M. C. A. cabinet enter- tained with dinner at Dr. XVorkman's. FEBRUARY 1-Normal puts things in reverse and de- feats Reddies, 19-1 8. Dates afterwards. Mansel loses one. 139 -Manse was seen with a paper in his hand all day, and upon investigation it proved to be the following poem: The sky is just as blue today, As when I used to meet her, No flowering bud of jocund May, VVas more unspoiled or sweeter, And she is just as fair they say, VVould that her heart were truerg The sky is just as blue today, But I'm a great deal bluer. -D. C. retires from public life. XVe al- ways maintained tl1at osculation was unsanitary anti troublesome. Old Man VVinter makes his appearance and covers the ground with snow for the first time in some years. Boys have another meeti11g. The pot boileth merrily. Students meet in auditorium. Dr. and Mrs. VVorkman attend and find plenty or argument. So a meeting of a faculty is called for immediate action on the petition. -Miss VVheeler softens l1er heart and post- pones Choral Club meeting i11 favor of a picture show jvariy for the Tidball Bible Class. Girls meet with Dr. VVorkman Illld Mrs. Crawford in the auditorium, but accomplish ll0ll'lil1g. VVe view The Count of Monte Cristo, and inhale a little punch later in the hall. The clock fell off the wall when its hands reached ten-thirty and the girls were still in the halls. -Delegates start coming in for the Student Volunteer Conference. 10-No school. Student Volunteers have full sw ay. II-BOYS get silent dates for League, with a few minutes' chat immediately after- wards. The three lovers, Manse, Axel and Duke go to Murfreesboro. They return at 3 a. m., a11d when they find out they miss some work, they fall in a dead faint. 13-Bob Reed inaugurates the special dates. 14-Eloise gets a valentine from Lill Francis. 15-Choral Club meets as usual. Formal reception announced for Georges 4- birthday. 5- Saturday. Students repeat the Apostle's Creed as usual in chapel. 5- Dominn Club has all-day session. -Zi XVhoopee!!l XVe win. H. B., 27, Ouachita, 18. No referee-no game. Things in reverse. Reddies, 22, Ouach- ita, 26. Old George's Birthday. Formal Recep- 9 tion. Fat blooms out in full dress. Questions' XVhere did Logan get his silk trousers? YVhy did Smitty bar it? Reddiettcs win from Camden, 24-6. Bob Hood tires of public life and takes to his bed. 14- Sabbath. I guess they had church. Iii Double-header. Reddiettes, 29, Miss Bulldogs, 285 Reddies, 32, Ouach- ita, 33. Reddies change their minds and win from Ouachita, 25 to 21, leaving the series in Il tie. Johnnie Gzeck returns from New York with wild tales of customs of the East and the conduct on a dining car. MARCH Gosh! -lust one week 'til exams. Nothia' doing. Axel throws a birthday. Public speak- ers have a banquet. Reddiettes win from Pine Bluff, 37 to 7. . fungi. , 4 Q I , F' at ga - E5 A30 .Rs xl lx hi. 140 31 ro- 11- 13- 16- 17- IS- I9- Nice day for honing and most of us do it. Easter Black in graduating recital and is assisted by Miss Eliza Harris. O. G., Manse, et al., stage hot-cake party. XVork, for the day is coming, And very, very soon XVe'll all wish we had studied Instead of playing a tune. Exams begin. Exams continued. Exams concluded. Reddiettes defeat Stephens, 20-16. Sunday. Nearly everybody is at home, and the rest of us are wishing we were. 12-Hot dog! Dates to the Bluff. New term begins. O. G. takes a holiday. Returned delega'es talk at Y. M. C. A. Boys start out for track. Bob Hood comes back. Domino Club has a welcome session. Informal reception. The question is: Did Bob ark or lrll her to come down? Axe and Bull go to Murfreesboro with George T. and enjoy an afternoon's sleep. 'yVell, old dears, my man Axel says this has got to cease so we will conclude this with this little pome: And now our stuff is finishedg I hope you've had some fun, For it has been a lot of work, And gee, we're glad it's done. 1' .- DON WJ 5051 7 Z itz: Q X ' uf ,xx Y, I 'Il ', ' 'L iz I N-WT, A . 'P-v, , ,Q x I J whif f : .lv wk - ' -f f if, -f 1 A 'ffu Sf. ,f I fs,'.'f 'VX '17 ' 4-. 'W lkffjl. 4 Q - 3 ' 'I' 3 f f 5 fp Ai 'X'f'KXi7K.g -Pg , . ,, f 1 l 11E jjg,xgm:h X ,mu 44 'gif ' k xxx J' N Z ,'- 1 'X 1 .Q -x ,' XX- KQE, ' Vi xQx V 1 , .X 'yu 4 ' 1 V W f ' n H U If N I '! f 4 ff vff 11,2 r e V A ' 4 ' ia . , . H 5' I ,, AS YOU VVERE 141 f, 4......, U..-5.14. - -,. OUR ADVERTISERS TO THEM THE SUCCESS OF THIS BOOK IS DUE ARKADELPHIA Arkadelphia Music Co. McDaniel, Murry SL Lee Sloan Bros. Drug Co. J. A. Finger Dr. H. A. Ross Clark Lumber Co. W. A. Stewart Mattar Dry Goods Co. Majestic Barber Shop The Fashion Shop Central Meat Market Dr. M. G. Ferguson Graves Hardware Co. Merchants 8a Planters Bank Castelberg's Floyd Whitten J. W. Patterson Sz Sons Elk Horn Bank 8: Trust Co. F. W. Whipple Siftings Herald Johnson Oil Co. Petty 8: Tennyson Central Restaurant Dr. J. A. Boudreau Williams Sz Phillips Citizens National Bank Newberry's Furniture Store Gem Jewelry Store Pope's Plain Price Store Royal Theatre Leslie Goodloe Dawson gl Rutledge Arkadelphia Hardware Co. News Stand Robb's Cash Store Star Barber Shop Huie Sz Ohls Le Roy Thompson Henderson-Brown College Brown Mercantile Co. Wright Lumber Co. J. R. McDonald Arkadelphia Milling Co. Caddo Mercantile Co. Thomas Drug Store Arkansas Light Sz Power Co LITTLE ROCK Hessig-Ellis Drug Co. J. B. Strauss Breier's Cafe Faust Cafe Tipton 8: Hurst C. J. Lincoln Drug Co. Doyle Dry Goods Co. Sanders Sz Co. Snodgrass gl Bracy The Leader M. M. Cohn Co. Arkansas Methodist Kempner's Gus Blass Hotel Marion Chas. S. Stifft Kirby's Flower Shoppe NASHVILLE MINNEAPOLIS MALVERN Benson Printing Co. Bureau of Engr. J. E. Chamberlain CADDO GAP Dr. J. H. McLean kit-,tk TKO X12 L l. Vpvvad.. N .X The AMPICO This IVonderful lNIeChanism max Be Obtained IN THE CHICHERING. FISCHER AND FRANKLIN PI.-XNOS Also The Hobart III. Cable, Lyon S Healy, Brewster, Jesse French, and Smith, Barnes X Strohber Grands, Uprights and Player Pianos. SOLE AGENTS FOR Illllll lllll llll ffrllfllll l,llIIIIIIl'IllHllll IIIlIlHl ii iv A 'lx 'l ' H ,N , 1' i nlunwruununmgn imnuuumun . i L , X' ,. O AND COLUMBIA RECORDS REPRESENITATIVES OF THE XYORK HOLTON, AND LYON N HEALX' VVIND INSTRUMENTS . -I llllle f iiii iluwi wfff K-w i V if I I ' i 'mim ' ,, PHONOGRAPHS AND , ,M I iiiii,ii,iMl W llll mm xii ii fi ' I I f ii, f I! i I N l 9 1 l L ARKADELPHIA MUSIC CO. ARKADELPHIA, ARK. Agents for THE HOME OF Agents for JOHNSTON'S 66 . v WHITTMAN'S Appreciate e e rate CANDIES CCAlNbDlEdS Ice Cream WE MAKE IT SLOAN BROTHERS DRUG STORE Phone 25 THE LEADING SODA FOUNTAIN AND LUNCHEONETTE SERVICE THE LARGEST STOCK OF STATIONERY AND TOILET ARTICLES IN THE CITY Your Patronage We Appreciate SLOANS SERVICE, CLEANLINESS AND QUALITY IS OUR MOTTO Agents for WATERMAN AND ALPSJQIILAX CONKLIN ,md FOUNTAIN PENS PAPER TRA S DRESS BETTER FOR LESS MONEY Strauss Hand-Tailored Clothes Are Made in Our Own Rochester Tailor Shops, and Sold Direct to the Wearer Through Our Own Chain Stores TWO PANTS SUITS S25-S30-S35-S40 LITTLE ROCK BRANCH, 217 MAIN STREET Jewelry Novelties H. A. M.D COLLEGE PHYSICIAN J. A. FINGER Reiiiiice miflile misss STORE w TOM G. CLARK Registerecl Olotometrist CO. All Kinds of Lumber and Building Material Watches Silverware PHONE 155 Arkadelphia, Arkansa W. A. STEWART, Druggist TELEPHONE 99 YOU KNOW US The Nyal Store Visit Our Soda Fountain PRESCRIPTIONS A SPECIALTY JACOB'S CANDY, MADE LAST NIGHT TOILET ARTICLES, STATIONERY For Quick Service. Trade With Us We Deliver the Goods MAJESTIC MHIIHI' Dry Goods BARBER SHOP Company G25 MAIN STREET 10 PER CENT DISCOUNT To Students and Faculty On All Purchases DON 'T FORGET To Ask for Your Discount Service, Sanitation, Satisfaction IV0 appreciate your trade NEUT MCDANIEL, Prop. IF IT'S FOR WOMEN, WE HAVE IT The Fashion Shop Central Market EAT AT J. M. c.lLL, Proprietor C Fresh and Cured Meats All Orders Promptly . . NT Delivered DE 'ST ' Office over Merchants and Planters Bank Office Phone 197 Residence Phone 332 GRAVES HARDWARE COMPANY Anything in Hardware ARKADELPHIA, ARKANSAS MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS BANK AND TRUST COMPANY CAPITAL AND SURPLUS Sl00,000.00 I , ' ww- Af f A ....- '.- f . ',, X lqlzz 1 4 i DDPPQ A 4 I '52 fr' f STH .1 :S :i si ii-ke -.- 1 .,:,-..-... ' .1. Q ,555 . -...: ? .:,.: I, X X 6,1 'm f A A 5 V .. :., 'C' A - Nr ff ' ,ggi A ,.,, ,.C., ,,,A, V.-A :Ms ,-l',,l V' :.,jjfi. -fit. H . . gig: 'Wi l JAS, G. CLARK ......... ........ P resident DOUGALD MCMILLAN --- ...... Vice President R. J. DOUGAN ........ ....,.. ....... C a shier T, N. ROSS ........ ...... A ssistant Cashier L. M. MCFARLAND ................. , .......... Assistant Cashier WE SOLICIT YOUR ACCOUNT If You Have Money, We Want It If You Want Money, We Have It When Your Sweet Tooth Thinks When in the City of LITTLE ROCK CANDY EAT Your Wisdom Tooth AT THE Thinks FAUST CAFE CASTELBERGFS 104 Wes, Mmham Street Phone 26 J. N. sTATHAKls, Manager FLOYD WHITTEN HART SCHAFFNER Sz MARX CLOTHING JOHN B. STETSON AND NO NAME HATS WILSON BROS. SHIRTS AND UNDERWEAR TAILORING A SPECIALTY FLOYD WHITTEN ARKADELPHIA, ARK. PAY LESS AND DRESS BETTER PATTERSON,S DEPARTMENT STORE QUALITY MERCHANDISE IN ALL LINES FOR COLLEGE TRADE DRESS GOODS AND TRIMMINGS EXCLUSIVE SHOE DEPARTMENT Right Up to the Minute in Ladies' Footery. Complete Line of Ladies' and Child1'en's Ready-to-Wear, Consisting of Suits, Dresses, Skiits, Coats and Waists, Millinery THE MODEL GENTS' FURNISHING STORE Spalding Athletic Goods, J. E. Tilt Shoes, Kuppenheimer Good Clothes for Men and Boys Knox and Stetson Hats Everything the College Man Needs J. W. PATTERSON 8.1 SONS WHERE QUALITY coUNTs Cut Flowers, Bulbs, Plants, Etc. WE HAVE THE BEST W. H. HALLIBURTON, Local Representative Special Care with College Orders TIPTON 8a HURST FLORISTS 509 Main Street Little Rock, Ark. Telephone 774 FOUNDEDIB34 lNCORPORATEDl889 C. J. LINCOLN COMPANY THE LEADING WHOLESALE Dnucclsrs DEALERSIN DRUGGISTS' SUNDRIES CIGARS LITTLE ROCK, ARK. ELK HORN BANK 8z TRUST COMPANY ORGANIZED 1884 CAPITAL STOCK PAID IN, S129,500 SURPLUS, s3o,ooo Resources Over a Million Dollars J. S. CARGILE --- J. J. HARDIN .... J. W. PATTERSON W. E. BARKMAN H. L. PETTY ...... A. P. GREENE .... Neil Sloan J. J. Hardin D, Flanagin J. S. Cargile OFFICERS ----------- ----------President -----Vice President -----Vice President -----------Cashier -----Assistant Cashier -----Assistant Cashier DIRECTORS W. E. Barkman A. P. Greene R. A. Stuart E. E. Meador W. Patterson Claude Phillips J. R. H. Greene WRITE A. H. ALLEN, MANAGER, ABOUT OUR SAVINGS DEPARTMENT DOES A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS F. W. WHIPPLE COLD DRINKS Sandwiches and Fruits SCG MAIN STREET TRADE O Y L MARK Doyle Dry Goods Co. LITTLE ROCK .Iobbers and Importers Petty 81 Tennyson DRY cooos NOTIONS DRY GOODS AND FURNISHING AND SHOES GOODS ALWAYS THE LATEST Buy at Home and Save the Main and Seventh Streets Freight Ph 189 CENTRAL RESTAURANT The Place to Eat Prompt Service and Sincere Appreciation Here We Cater to Society Banquets FRANK McMILLAN Manager Dr. J. A. Boudreau DENTIST Complete X-Ray Equipment Office Phone 61 Residence Phone 497 ARKADELPHIA, ARKANSAS WILLIAMS 5 PHILLIPS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERS IT PLEASES US TO PLEASE YOU TELEPI-IONES 38 and 39 ARKADELPHIA ARKANSAS CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM SOLICITS ACCOUNTS OF FACULTY AND STUDENTS JNO. F. BEVILL Sz SON ALL KINDS INSURANCE L. C. NEWBERRY THREE GREAT INSTITUTIONS Henderson-Brown College Ouachita College Newbe1'ry's Furniture Store THE GUS BLASS COMPANY LITTLE ROCK UARKANSAS' GREATEST sToRE Members of Henderson-Brown Student Body and Faculty Can Have the Extensive Service Which Is a Part of Blass BY WRITING TO THE MAIL ORDER , DEPARTMENT For goods or information. No order is too small to have prompt attention by schooled shoppers. Goods are sent the same day that your morning order is received, neatly packed and carefully addressed. WHEN YOU COME TO LITTLE ROCK Make Blass' your headquarters and feel free to use the many conveniences for visitors to the store. REST ROOM, FREE STATIONERY, TELEPHONE SERVICE, BRANCH POST OFFICE, BEAUTY PARLOR, SODA FOUNTAIN, TEA ROOM AND OTHER COURTESIES NEW GOODS FOR THE COMING SEASON ARE SHOWN IN ALL DEPARTMENTS THE GUS BLASS COMPANY GIFTS THAT LAST Newest Designs Jewelry NOVELTIES BRACELET WATCHES And Everything Nifty and POPE'S PLAIN PRICE STORE For Fresh Candies, Notions and Novelties of All Kinds PRICES LOWEST ARKADELPHIA, ARKANSAS Up-to-Date The Royal Theatre SATISFACTION AND SERVICE OUR MOTTO SHOWING QUALITY PHOTOPLAYS C. W. CUPP, Manager SANDERS 8: COMPANY Wholesale and Retail CHINA, GLASSWARE HARDWARE AND KITCHEN SUPPLIES 408 Main Street Little Rock, Ark. BHARLES S. STIFFT GUMPANY WE DESIGN AND MANUFACTURE Distinctive Class Pins and Rings Athletic Medals Trophies SERVICE BY MAIL CHARLES S. STIFFT COMPANY LITTLE ROCK, ARK. UNITED INSURANCE AGENCY LESLIE GOODLOE Offi Ph 409 R d Ph 285 IKE DAWSQN gl ARKADELPHIA RUTLEDGE HARDWARE C0 ? BASEBALL GOODS TENNIS GOODS TRANSFER FOOTBALL GOODS AUTO AND TRUNK SERVICE H d f All K d T I h 91 Phone 36 KODAK DEVELOPING AND PRINTING Mail your films to ARKADELPHIA N p STAND I. W. Milliken, M.in.1gc1 SNUDGRASS 81. BRADY CMS LITTLE ROCK, ARK. TOBACCO SODA All work guaranteed. Mention NEWSPAPERS this pubiication. MAGAZINES B. T. ROBBS CASH STORE Dry Goods and Shoes In the Newest Styles and Patterns COLLEGE BOYS We Appreciate Your Trade Prompt and Satisfactory Service Is Our Motto Star Barber Shop MEETING EVERY APPAREL NEED OF THE FAIR CO-ED This Specialty Shop is prepared to satisfactorily meet every Apparel demand of the college miss. Here the utmost in style and quality is ideally combined with moderateness of price. THE STORE FOR WOMEN THE LEADER LITTLE ROCK EL DORADO MOST POPULAR STORE HUIE liz HLS Ladies' Ready-to-Wear Men's Wear Shoes EVERYTHING TO WEAR This Sfore Will No! Permil a Dissafisfied Cuslomer Phone 164 ARKADELPHIA, ARKANSAS GOOD CI .OTHES FOR UNDERGRADUATES MADE FOR US BY Hart Schaffner 8LMarx THE M. M. COHN COMPANY LITTLE ROCK, ARK. SUBSCRIBE TO KEMPNEIYS AND READ THE ARKANSAS INDIVIDUALITY IN FOOTWEAR METHODIST The Official Organ North Arkansas and Little Rock Conferences 31.50 THE YEAR LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS HOTEL MARION LITTLE ROCK 500 Rooms-Absolutely Fireproof Sl.50 PER DAY AND UP O. W. EVERETT, Manager LEROY THOMPSON PHOTOGRAPHER PORTRAITS BY PHOTOGRAPHY I Wish to Thank the Students Who Patronized the Studio and to Assure Them That My Services Are Always at Their Disposal KODAK FINISHING AND AMATEURS PICTURE FRAMES MADE TO ORDER I MADE THE PICTURES FOR THIS ANNUAL THE SCHOOL WITH A HEART IN IT HENDERSON-BROWN COLLEGE ARKADELPHIA, ARK. STRONG LITERARY COURSES LEADING TO A.B. AND B.S. DEGREES PIANO, VOICE, VIOLIN, EXPRESSION, ART AND HOME ECONOMICS COURSES Lead to Degrees of H.E. B.O. and B.M. ATHLETIC TEAMS UNDER DIRECTION OF JIMMIE HAYGOOD Spiritual and Social Activities Dormitories Conveniently Located. Excellent Dining Room Fare and Service. Faculty Board With Students ' ACADEMY FOR COLLEGE PREPARATION Rates and Catalog Sent On Request J. M. WORKMAN, President Brown Mercantile Company GENERAL MERCHANDISE J. R. McDonald GENERAL MERCH ANDISE College students' trade solicited. Everything in high-grade confec- tionery. Let us furnish the eats for your feasts. THE COUNTRY STORE Phone 58 West End And Fresh Country Produce Food for Feasts J. A. HEARIN, Manager Phones 67 and 333 West End The Manufacturers' trade mark s your guarantee of qualily. ' bu trade-marked i You can y bui ding materials from us. Buy The Wright Way Wright Lumber Co. ARKADELPHIA, ARK. The Largest U E e Ck is D1 ll j I Manufacturing X vt 'ef Fl Enterprise 4 n r ansas I A k mm H9414 We have adopted the slogani Ig:aiIl:lI.ea1't ,' of the Grain Plus the Art of tne ARKADELPHIA MILLING COMPANY , 3 R ARKADELPHIA, ARK. Sl rghll I Ei 'VMI ! I G I I 1 .i..i1- ' i ' i I l l Cl: ma ' 1 l 1 rx ,X ,,-.1 I 'N f I I' 1 l if ' N'-, .' 1,052 eagygg. lt 1' El il '. weve on 1. ya, H. -:QA , ,f- .1 If V ' as ,' X 1' Q . 'i 'I . I g , T N : , . ' ' t i I I , l i I I y I I ' ' x 1 x I 1 , X I n l N ,'u ,K ' I N 1 0 ' IN j 5 lx! ll 'K 2 fl-. .h f All f. ,I , I' .I .. , lu 7 ' f rf '47 111 More than ninety universities, colleges and schools of the South favored us with their Annual printing contracts for the year 1923. QI This phenomenal record is the natural result of the high quality of workmanship displayed in all our publications, coupled with the very complete service rendered the Staff. qi From the beginning to the end we are your counselor and adviser in the financing, collecting, and editing of your book. 411 Surely if Experience is the best teacher, as an old maxim says, then our service must be supreme. Decide right now to know more about our work and service. Simply write for our proposition. ucollege Annual Headquartersn Z '44 M53 The new and unusual-that sparkling reality which is known as the life of each school year-is caught and held forever within the pages of Bureau built annuals. The ability to assist in making pennanent such delight- ful bits of class spontaneity rests in an organization of creative artists guided by some 17 years of College Annual work, which experience is the knowledge of balance and taste and the fitness of doing things well. ln the finest year books of American Colleges the sincerity and genu- ineness of Bureau Engraving quality instantly impresses one. They are class records that will live forever. BUREAU OF ENGRAVING, INC. COLLEGE ANNUAL HEADQUARTERS The practical side af Annual management, including advertising, selling, organization and fnance, is cam- prellrnsively covered in a series uf Editorial and Business Management books called 'Surrey in Annual Building, fumished fue toAnnuaI Executives. Secure Bureau ca-operativn. We invite yaur correspon- dence. is LET THE FLOWERS BEFROM HERE For your next dinner party or other social function. We always have an abundance of cut flowers and plants for such purposes and can guar- antee their freshness and condition. The table adorned with them cannot fail to charm your guests and sat- isfy yourself. KIRBY'S FLOWER SHOPPE 319 MAIN STREET LITTLE ROCK, ARK SEE CADDO MERCANTILE COMPANY Dry Goods Clothing, Hats, Shoes and Groceries Your Business Will Be Appreciated Telephone 1 06 708-71 0 Clinton Street J. E. CHAMBERLAIN, DRUGGIST THE REXALL STORE MALVERN, ARKANSAS STATIONERY NORRIS CANDIES Thomas Drug Co. DRUGGISTS Visit Our Fountain KODAKS From 55.00 to 320.00 TOILET ARTICLES Siftings Herald PRINTERS Menus, Programs, Etc. JOHNSON OIL COMPANY Wholesale and Retail AUTO SUPPLIES-GENUINE. FORD PARTS Refinezl and Lllbl'lC11tillg' Oils ARKADELPHIA., ARK. INSURE YOUR FUTURE! BECOME A PARTNER IN A GREAT, GROWING, ESSENTIAL INDUSTRY! The demand for Electric Light and Power and for Water Service con etantly grows. By investing in Preferred Stock of the Arkansas Light and Power Com- pany. not only do you help stimulate development ot' our wonderful stuli-'s marvelous refources, but you insure your own futureg for only those who Save regyularly and invest wisely avoid failure. Begln now. Put your savings to work supplying Electricity for Light Q 'ice, and begin receiving dividends every three and Power and Water Lerx months at the rate of TH a year. S10 a Month Invested in Preferred Stock of The Arkansas Light and Power Company IN Snvizx Yizxns IVu.1. Gkow TU IXIORIZ THAN 5Cr,ooo.oo COMPLIMENTS OF DR. J. H. MCLEAN PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON CADDO GAP, ARKANSAS SAY! UWhen Hardware wanted, call our Mr. Clifford Lee. 'DWhen furniture and road advice needed, call our Mr. Chick McDaniel. 'HWhen sick and you want to go somewhere, call our mule and his pa with the ambulance. 'HWhen tired and lonesome, and the world seems upside down, come down and trade some with us and While away that frown. A MQDANIEL, MURRY sz LEE Remember, Our Line Reaches from the Cradle to the Grave HESSIG-ELLIS DRUG COMPANY or ARKANSAS WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS Importers and Manufacturing Chemists Phones 6151-2-3. L. D. 80 113-115 EAST MARKHAM STREET LITTLE ROCK, ARK. l 4 ,... .',,'. .'.. . i q Y .:' r A- . if js 2 Q l- 2 APPRECIATION 3 Q E .e E Now, that our task is ended, and we .1 E are relieved of the heavy task that has been resting upon us, we pause long enough 5 to express our sincere thanks and gratitude is 5 to those who have helped and inspired us in the making of this book. The writers, Zz , S 1 unfortunately, do not possess a flowing l command of botnbastic utterances, so we , l 5 clan lonly say, simply but sincerely, XVe W Y '- t an ' you. -2 e 2 VVe extend our especial thanks to our H ij photographers, Messrs. Thompson and Mil- I 5 ler, for their valuable aid and suggestions. I je Y, 5 NVe are deeply indebted to Miss Martha fe Hall ind Mr. Turrentine for their worthy E contri utionsg to Miss Mooney for her , f ' beautiful and fitting sentiments, which too l' , 1 2 comprise one of the indispensable parts of l ' 2 this book. Dr. XVorkman has continued to fe, show a vital interest in the success of this l 5 book, and Mr. Rogers has shown much '-V 5 leniency towards us as faculty critic. The I Y- Benson Pritmng Company and the Bureau l ' of Engraving have giivenlus invaluable ' 5 aid and advice in this edition. To our ig 5 advertisers, who made this book possible, if S :YZ owe an unrecompensive debt of grati- f 5 U e. I if ' - 4 M 1 THEM ND P , Z ,pif,QjZ 'A'.zf w X4 ix' - iw. 'il ll- X ,, I. W HSM. X I ff ,aix-,W I K .X U, '1 fwmzf-4 lf! , .,,' , ,.A ' G N ...VK 1. ' 'F-SJ I f f -- H hh' it ' 4 4 0 ' 5- A14-ni .ax gfyg 44 , Lx X x Q 1,4 I - j , X ' N 1 -:lg-1, ! 5't ' W4 'WW , W Z K Y!'Q.1-1, 11 Amar hx! X N Zh K . 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