Henderson State University - Star Yearbook (Arkadelphia, AR)

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We have at- tempted to malfe it a simple record rather than a crowning effort in Literature or Art. We have Duorlged hard and faithfully to malfe it worthy of your approval. lf it has merit, that merit is yours: if it has faults, those faults are our misfortunes. We have no apologies to of- fer, because we have done our best. There- fore, O Critic, cast not thy searing eye upon this, our best ejorts, but thinlf of the part you have played in making this record, that the contents may be the more appreciated by you. ,J . -uf . .r. ,' ,K ,,- vYlQ,l'fj ' 'i.m1i.i'!1'qali. eaG 'K TO OUR DADS if Some dads give good cheer and good advice, Some dads are really mighty nice: But il1ere's just one who stands each test- And tl1al's my own-HE IS THE BEST. ., I My dearest companion, comforier, friend, V, Not one for a season, but-ON TO THE END. , I 4-Qin, gf f- 4 072 247 BOOKI CAMPUS BOOKII CLASSES BOOKIH ACTIVITIES BOOKIV BEAUTIES BOOKV ATHLETICS Campus 1 3 5 Ti fa ii 1 v TT'HElH1'EH1lN1 HHH 1 BZEV HELL Dumnwc HELL Hmfs mcuamnvrow, UNFUHWIFJHYB HcHDEMY Don2QMnTQ1QY PQESUDENTS HQME p 15 THE. LUBRHIRY 'N THE LFJBORFHTGLQY .1 ,---, W , --. ,.,--,,. ,..w , . .. , , 1 1 A f .n ' n..,' . I i 3 , I l i HLUMNU UULDQNQ I - . a I7 1 'THE CC3WUL?HCHH'TIFjJ fFf'4L'r f ff! I 9 DR. J. M. XVURKM.-KN, Pr'v.viJw11t 20 Faculty LITERARY JAMES MIMS VVORKMAN, President BENJAMIN SBIITH FOSTER, Dean of Faculty, Social Sciences ROBERT THOMAS PROCTOR, History MISS MARY SUE NIOONEY, tllatheinatics CHARLES AYLBIER EVANS, Biological Sciences PERCY VVINFIELD TLRRENTINE, English D.AVID PORTER HOLRIES, Latin MISS NIILDRED SHERROD, French LUTHER ORLAND LEACH, Physical Sciences IXIRS. RI. VVORKMAN, Dean of llnomen MISS RIILDRED BIOLTL, Spanish OLIN E. BICKNIGHT. Education MISS EIQGENIA RIARTIN, Assistant English JARIES R. HAYGOOD, Coach, Director of Athletics KIRS. R. VV. HCIE, JR., Librarian CONSERVATORY FREDERICK HARWOOD, Piano MISS GRACE SMALLWOOD LEONARD, Piano MRS. LOIS R'ICN.ABB SMITH, Piano MRS. FREDERICK HARWOOD, l'iolin MISS LELIA L. VVHEELER, Voice MISS LUCY CLARK, Expression MRS. J. H. BELL, Art NIISS XIADA GULLETT, Physical Education ACADEMY D. P. HOLMES, Principal GARLAND RUSHING, lllathematics, Science MRS. H. XV. GIBBS, Hisforji MRS. J. S. 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S111I1l'.Y 1111' 1111111 of 0111- 11111111 11I11l1'1 s R1111111111' 111'n-zc', f1l1l'1' 111111 111'1g11t, S1l0'ZC'171g 11s 1111 11111vs111g of 11f11's s1'1 1'11'1' f1111'- O, grmt 11111111 1111111113 111111 1111111011 so 7'IIl'l'.H 24- 1 C - l f v ' 4 1 n I lXx X A 4 . X I :I 3 G a S 5: E 5 I Q 5 3 s 4 'Q I Q I 71 1 fe T1 1. 21 ll 5 SENIO S From The End Oi The Trail. By James Earl Fraser 27 CIIIOI' C1355 Colors: Red and XVhite Ff0'LC.'I'!'.' Red Puppy .Uolloi lNIake the lwzl of your best for others. QUFFICERS DALLAS H. DAIJIIIN .... .... ..... I ' resident EI,IsE REIII ..... . I'irv-Prf'.fidmzt CI,ARIcE SIIAW . . UsRo COBB . . XVIXNIE ,Al.BRICI'l'I', A.H. MQGEIIEE A'IcIII.EY, 13.8. CORINNE BEI'II.I,, A.B., B.M. QIEOKCI.-X BEI,I,E BURNETI, A.B., CPIAIJYS BL II.ER, A.l-3. EvEI.x'N CANNON, A.B. MARY CIIRISTIE, A.B. DAI.I,As H. D.-XIXION, B.S. HELEN CiRAx'soN, A.B., B.O, -IOIIN G. KQIECK, A.B. NATIIANIEI. R. CQRISVVOLIJ, A.B. MILIIREII HALI., A.B. ESTER TIIEIMA IEIARTZELI., A.B I2vAI.IaNA HUICIIES, A.H. Osko COIIII, A.B., B.S. DAVID W. LASAIER, B.S. IiIII'I'H G. LEIIJY, A.B. IXIIZAIIZIZRS ISL' . . . .Srrrvlary . . Trraszzrrr Imnsox LEONARD, A.B. CARRIE JANE MCKAY, A.B. VIVIAN LEE NIOSELEY, A.B., B. O. RL I'II MARTIN, A. B. IIERNICE NORSWORTIIY, A.B. WII.I.IA CI.EnA OI,ns, A.B., I-3.0. Dmus MARKS OWENS, A.B. MARY CATHERINE PATTERSON, A.B. IRENE PINNIN, A.B. VI. D. PUCKE'I'I', A.B., B. S. CHARLES EI.IsE REID, A.B,, B.O. CLARICE CULP SI-IAW, B.M. JOE KZRACEY S'l'l'l l', B.S. DAISY BELLE WEPFER, B. M. XVILNA FR.-XXCES XVEs'I', 13.0. VVII.BL'R J. XVIII'r'I'IIORNE, B.S. Rulfus XVOLFF, B.S. EI.IZABli'I'lI XVIIRKMAN, A.B. 28 n i V, , A VVILLIA CI,ElJA OLDS, PlliI0lllI1flll'!111 ........ . Amity, Arkansas VANIIIIIATE ron An., B.O. Society Ofhcvr, Three Quartersg Member Nfomen Studeut's Associalion Couuvil. '25: Memlaer French Clubg 1-lepuhliran Cluhg Tau Eta Alpha, Prm-si4'ln-ut Tau Eta Alpha, '25, VVIN-n we think ot' Vleda, wi- always tliink ut' poise and dignity, for rertainly C'Ie-da possesses these two qualities. The kind of girl who is loved by everyone: always steady and dependable: one who mf-ver fails to do what is expected of her-that kind of a girl is lflwla, and her college is proud of he-r. She neva-r her-umi-s excited over the urn-xpwsted turns of college life, but calmly performs her tasks. Thus her future must he linppy and successful. DALLAS H. DALTON, Garland . . . . . . . . . Stephens, Arkansas CANDIDATE FOR B.S. Football, '22, '23, '24g Iiitei'-Society Debate. '23, '24p President Senior Class, '25: President Jack Tidball Bible Class, '253 Pre-sidc-nt Literary Sot-ie-ty, '241 Business Manager The Star, '25. Our chief ext-4.-utive, Dallas Dalton, has guided his tribe through a most eventful year. Our Dallas: As a student, persistent, resourceful: as an athle-tv, fearless, unconquerableg as a lover, we predict success. Some say the Reddie blanket, so valiantly won, is destined to adorn a ba:-helor's den, but really, it would be more logical to say-a love nest. DORIS IVIARKS OWENS, Philomatlzmn ....... North Little Rock, Arkansas CANDIDATE FOR A.B. Basketball, '23, '24, ':5g Society Oriicer, Three Quartersp YVillYlE'l' Inter-Society Essay Contest, '24, Oracle Staff, '24, '25g Secretary Pep Assot-iation, '35. If brilliant minds bring suc-cc-ss, c-ontinurwus will be her succeeding. If a loving heart makes for happiness, she will be joyously happy. If a generous nature is better than riches, s'he will be wealthy in giving. If at magnetic personality foretells friendships, is it not enough to say that everyone loves her? , , lkifxia Pixxix, Plziluzzzallzmn . .......... . Murfreesboro, Arkansas IZXNIYIIJATIC FUR .-LB. Sin-in-Ii' Hiiii-4-r, Tlll'l'l' l,5UIll'll'l'SI Ll:-lln Alpha i'hi3 Spanish Clnbg Suns and Dauiqhters Club, '23. lnlixiedintvli upon ha-r urri'.':il ni I-l4-inlr:rson-Iirnwn Coll:-gn, Svnoritu took the trail to our hvarts, anti tlivro may sho long rm-inuin. lmssr-ss--tl nl' thnsv rnre qualuti-fs, liopvfulness, L-lict-rfulnuss, and un ubirlilig faith in those with wlwm shi- is nssnriutwl, shi- gru-,-ts vvuryulle as a truu friend. Donsox Isox I,oN,rxRn, 01111111111 Sigma . . . . . . . Foreman, Arkansas f'.XNDIIDATIC FUN A,B. Sncitiiy Uiilv-r, 'I'hrw- Quart:-rsg I'r4-si-lent Snvi--ly, 'Zig 'l'rnc'li. '243 Oral-IL- Stuff, '25g Star Staff, Ti. D-nl is n rnrr- innn. Um- look nt his bvnign vnunlvnnnf-u will L-xplnin why girls leavu home. His unlimited supply ul' rural wiv. lu-1-ps thosr- with whom he- is nssorizitn--l in an uproar, How- fevvr, in his nnn'v solver mom-'nts ht- shows signs ul' lu,-ing nn iritt-ll-'clual genius, and in the rm-gistrar's oi1'lr-r- hr- hns an 1-nvinblu record, GEORGIA BELLE BIIRNETT, Upxilon Phi ....... . DeQueen, Arkansas UANIPIUATI-I FUR A.B., B.M. XVinni-r Sr-holnrship Ma-dal in Voim-, '!-ip Vim'-l'rr-sici-:lit Literary Society, '12-ig Society Omcer, Three Quarufrsg XX'omn-n Stull--nts' Assnriution Vounvil, '33, '24, r,h'org.f is nhl- Songbird oi tht- ulassg she c-an sing In-r way into the hvart of any man or beast. and lf it is 1-ndowmont we In-vd. Wo know thu girl to call on. Full of life, wit, und churm, she has pluywj at lurgu pnrt ln making the vlass what it is. i i ai I ' - ' 4 1 CHARLES Euss REID, Upsilon Phi ............. Delight, Arkansas CANDIDATE FOR A.B., B.O. Society Olliver, Five Quarters: President Society, '253 Inter-Society Reading Contest, 'ZSQ Y. W. C, A. Cabinet, '24, '25: Star Staff, '25g Vice-President Senior Class, '25, The rarest gem of Delight, and her college too. Elise is a friend to all, and is never found wanting when some deed of friendship is needed. VVhatever her aspirations may be. surely they cannot fall short of a master. He-r strong personality. grace, and dignity make her appearance on the stage as natural as in the classroom, and in ex- pression she is uncxcelled. A senior of whom the class is proud to boast. May she always be master of herself. DAVID W. LASATER, Gamma Sigma . ..... Morrilltoii, Arkansas CANDIDATE FOR B.S. Society Officer, Two Quarters: President Society, '25: Assistant Editor The Star, '24: Editor The Star. '25, Inter4Collegiate Debater, '22: Inter-Society Debater, '23, '24, '25. Although David is endowed with a silver tongue, he is by no means a singer. The easy, seem- ifngly care-free, manner in which he approaches his opponents, and the unique way in which he handles his subjects, in debate or oratory, reminds us of the David and Goliath affair of old. He is a man who is difficult to outwit, and we predict that he will appear in the political ranks soon. Prob- ably instigating a third party. BIILDRED HALL, Upsilon Phi ...... ....... E I Dorado, Arkansas Society Officer, Four Quarters: President Society, '2-ip Vice-President Helen Hardy Bible Class, '2-ig Star Staff, '25: Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, '23, '24: Intercollegiate Debater, '24, The question of being liked by her associates, of being happy and making someone else happy, and of a career. should not worry Bill, because, pleasant as can be. happy as the day is long, and bright as a dollar, are some of the many phrases which characterize her. 1 ll Ae l-lELEx ALICE CERAYSON, Upsilon Phi . . . . . . . . Magnolia, Arkansas VANDIUATE FOR A.B., 12.0. Sm-ie-gy Vnffif-Q-y-, Slim-ii Quarters, 1l'll.E'l'-SIH'l+'IX Rvnc,lvi', '243 Mu-nllxi,-r YViinnvi1 Studi-nts' Association Viiunf-il, ':3g 4fli'zu'lc Staff, 'LILQ Intiwvullvgiatl- Df'l3l1lKAl', Thi- first thought that om- has on mveling Heli-n is that sho has a striking personality. There is nothing w-:ak or vacilluting in lu-r make-up. She is generous, capable, impulsivv, and so de- p-Qnflzlhlig that she is an open gale to responsibility. Shi: is vlever, if not sngof' j. D. PL'Cl-QETT, Gmnnm Sigma . . . , . . . . . . . , . Wewoka, Oklahoma PANDIDATE FOR A.B., B.S. Snr-ioty 111f'ric1.r, St-von Quarters: President Socioty, H343 Inter-Socic-ty Orator, '23, '24: Member Y. M. ij. A, Cziliinet, '32, '23, 'JL '25, Prvsidc-nt Y. M. C. A., '2-4: Track Tenrn, T133 Oracle Staff, '24. Always rt-ally and willing to go, Sometimes too fast, but never too slow. I-'rvcious things are will-n done up in small packages, and doubly precious is Little Rudy to the hvart of Hilnllerson-Brown. Everything he undertake-s, from Y, M. C. A. to love affairs, is bound In ba, 3 sul-cess. The roason for his succv-ss ls, He is a MAN in the biggest sense of the word. Conixxs BEVILL, Philomzzthean . . . . . . . . . . . Arkadelphia, Arkansas CANDIDATE FOR A.B., B.M. Swiifty Offlve-r, Two Quarters: Sucri-tary A. B. C. Club, '22, President A. B. C. Club, '24, Las Bxugas de Arfna, '24, '!5. Smiling Corinne! She just f'ouldn't bf-lieve that being a senior last year was enough, so she came hack again this yuar. She loaves Henderson this year with two degrees, an accomplishment to be proud of. But greatifr than these is the host of friends she has made and thc fond memories which will remain in the he-arts of those who know he-r. N. Ll fy , Q ELIZABETH XVORKMAN. Upsilan Phi ..... . . Ai-kadelphia, Arkansas CANDIDATE FOR ,-LB. President Sfclely, T51 President Arknilelpliia Belles Club, '22, '35, Choral Club 'Z 'lil 'A'-l '5 XVhat would we do without Dun-li? 'I'liere is not 11 more enthusiastic, loyal und sinf '-.f e member of the Class of '25, She is t-apabli-, dependable, and always ready to do her part-and do it well. Being' rt good sport is one of Dun-h's outstanding clmracteristirs. But, witlrall, there is just reason for the Class of '25 to be proud of her. YVILBUR j. XVHITTHORNE, Gamma Sigma .... . . . Benton, Arkansas CANDIDATE FOR B.S. Football, '21, '23, '2-I, Trac-lc, '22, '33, 'Ng Captain Trac-lc, '2-lg Secretary I-I Association '-l' President Association, '25, President Junior Class, '2-15 Vice-President Jan-k Ticlball Bible Class, '25, 'xVhitthorne. Irish? Yes. Around the camprires of memory Little Red Las the girls love to Call himl, holds a stellar place. A demon on the track, joint-holder of the state record in the 100- yard dash, the smallest and fastest fullback in the state, student, friend, society man-where, O where may we Hncl again so much energy in so small a mass? VIVIAN LEE IXIOSELEY, Philamrzthean . ...... North Little Rock, Arkansas CANDIDATE FOR A.B., B.O. Society Ollicer, Two Quarters: President Society, '25, Oracle Stalf, '24, Dramatic Club: Inter- Society Reader, '23, 'Sig IYirmer Inter-Society Reading Contest, '24, How much one doesn't know of Vivian unless one knows her -arid yet, how lovable even casual acquaintances find her to be. Intelligent, clear-headed, sure of herself, slie has the faculty of making people love her and of being a leader in whatever group or activity she is 11 member of. Knowledge comes easy to Vivian, and wisdom is a real part of her nature. l XVILNA FRANCES VVEST, Philomathmn ...., . Plainview, Arkansas CANDIDATE FOR B.O. Sfiviety Officer, Three Quartersg President Society, '251 Oracle Staff, '?2, '33g Inter-Society Reading Contest. '24, If, perchance, you meet a traveler on Iife's journey who is an inspiration to fnltering hopes: if she symfiathizes with you and does not boast, if shea advises and seems not haughty. if she exempllties, but takes no honor, that pilgrim is XVilna. Quiet and unconcerned, she is a c-are dispenser antl a ray of sunshine on life's highway. JOE GRACEY STITT, Garland . . . . . . . . . . Arkadelphia, Arkansas CANDIDATE FOR B.S. Society Ofheer. Four Quarters: President Soviety, Basketball Team, '21g Baseball Team, '24, Every man has his iwleal or ambition-the trials and tribulations whivh are the stumbling blocks in the path tu the realization of that itleal are all forgotten long be-fore the memory of the deed itself passes away. Those who survive are the exponents of strength and character. Joe Gracey has been prominent in societies, debating, athletics, and the making of friends. He has fought and the laurels are to the vi:-tor. He numbers his friends by the leaves of the forest. CLARICE CIQLP SHAW, Upsilon Phi . . . . . . . . . Pine Bluff, Arkansas CANDIDATE FOR B.M, Society Officer, Three Quarters: Oracle Staff, 'Zip Secretary Senior Class, 225: Member Women Stuflfnts' Association Vrvunvil, '24, lt's thus.. who say least and do most in this world that r-ount, and the little things that need to be done but that others sliirk. that show real worth of t-hararter. Clarice has the gift of express- 'D2 her personality :ind emotions through music-that accomplishment which soothes the hearts of men. DAISY BELLE WEPFER, Philomathean ...... . Nashville, Arkansas CANDIDATE FOR B.M. Society Officer, Three Quartersg Treasurer of D. A. X.: President D. A. X., '25g Treasurer A. B. C. Club, '25, Banish. O cares! XVorry sits lightly on the head of this mind. She is all that her name implies, and literally rings to those with whom she comes in contact. Symbolic of cheerfulness. hope, and accomplishment-that's Daisy Belle. MCGEHEE ATCHLEY, Gamma Sigma . . ...... . Arkadelphia, Arkansas CANDIDATE FOR B.S. Society Officer, Three Quarters: Chemical Laboratory Assistant. '24, '25 A quiet fellow here, causing no unnecessary stir about this college, but in the chemistry laboratory he is entirely at home. Mr. Leach has probably wished that McGehee's degree might be withheld, for such another assistant will rarely be found. BERNICE NORSWORTHX', Philomathean . . . . . . DeWitt, Arkansas CANDIDATE FOR A.B. Eta Beta Pi, '251 Essayist, '25. Henderson feels quite honored to have students come to her from other colleges. One of the seniors who did this is Bernice. She is pretty. yet unconscious of it. The shadows in her brown eyes make one want to delve into the mysteries. She is steady, clever, and lovable. In her two years with us she has Won a big spot in our hearts. ix 21152. W W A I 0 , Al fill , ,. , 345.-qi X ' gl , , 'i .5 -f9 : 'l-2'1g- ' - ,. f-I - ' , .we , - Q1 QQ ' N 4, ' ' M N, ww' f ' 1 ' , V' ' . . W, 7' 'I .ificgl A iv ' f,,. -- F- F . ' :fail If' 'L' , ' 4 11 ffm ' f ' . ' ' f'5 33 ' lg. ' ' ' . ' ' Y I , 'N ' l ' , A W 1 . 1. f l 1 N N 5- . 5 . , 5 ' . 2, 5 QE 2 Q ' il l l Q J l l E 4 Q PANIJIDATE Flfrli . . A i 5 4 , . HIARY C,xTHER1NE PATTERSON, Upxilon Phz Pune Bluff, Axkansas S-'-1,-mty ffifw 13 l'l'.'L- Quzxvle-x's: Intl'1'-Swi-,-ty lissuy 1'mnr-slzult. '24, ljn'ur-l-,f Sizlff, '22, '223 Hun- 'le-rsmn S-Wllwlurslxlp Ml-dll, '221 Y, XY, , A. I'ul1ix'wt, '23, '21, 'ELQ PM-sill-:Ill Y. XY, V, A,, '2Sg OYHL-1-1' Lxfll S--rxifu Bahwl. 'Fw-V Quaru-rsg Pu-si-I--ru Llr'-1 Svx'viw,- Rand, '23, X'141m--P11-sillmut .Iuniur Class, '24g I'l'f-siflfzzt Hel-11 Halrwly Till-lc I'laSs, '2-lg D--1-'gal-f in In-llzuxuplnlis Stull-ynt Yulumm-r t'0nx'e-nlion, '24. A l--xahlw glrl, om! wlu,-sv hlurt IF pul'-J and wl1f+s.,- lmrlmsw in lill-f is the highvst-tl1ls is lQ'1u. liv.-ryh. dy in llQ-rnllfl-5.,1q 1qm,m's hr-r hull f-vwrylvmly lhves hl-x'. Hur dignity c-mnmanfls xwslmvt, and hvr gfwl huzuwr mans all uhm h 'V mrclf- uf flm- I-urn1'uf1vsl:l1v. Shl- is illn,-nfsl-,-d in m-fn. NATI-IANIEL R. f:vRlSVS'OLD, Grznmm Sigma . . . . . Sparkman, Arkansas VANDIDATE FUR .-LB. Fr--shmun l'f-hater, '20g Int-r-Soviety l,ratm', '23, '24: Illu-1-0--lleginte Uvlmtvr, '24, '25L Delugatv ul lnflianupnlis 5111411111 Vhluxlu-rl' Vflnufntxrsxm, '21Y: Dllegal-f to Pi lim-lm Delta l'f'vnvelxLiolx, '2-I1 I-'rvswl--,mm Pl lizlppu In-llu. '251 Pre-sill'-11t ol Y. M. V, A., '25, 'IfKuvl1ly is Lhf mm! to wlwm Ihpy ull turn wh:-n thry want 21 task dune-in Lhv- wal, glanuinv why, Hw ls un all-ruun-l ,umm-1 stmhnt, in sfwizxl xx'-wk as null as in thu vlassrouni, Hu is proud Lo will H1-n-lv-rs hm hls Alma Mat'-1', :md 'Us surv his wvllegff is Justly proud lo claim him :ls an alumnus. Evm.'1N CANNON, I,'p.vi!on Phi .......,.... Arkadelphia, Arkansas 4,'ANDIDATE FOR A.H. hh.-ll Ly 1 rhcwr, 'l'ww Quart ral 1111--x-Sur-iery Essay ',4l'l'Ilt'SUlllQ, 'tlz Mlnmlwr uf thv A, B. V. Club. Evfllyn is -ul' smhulurg flw nl' US :Llumml lflvnllvrsrvn lxavl- Stuck so nvfnl' thv hunrlre-41 mark. I'4-rlnzlhw If--I-:lush slu- ls fauflr---I with n vznm-rn, whxlu th-A res! ul' us have In lu- 1-onlvnt wlth l--ss phw.-r,ul ammunitiwn. livrl- IS anntlwr to 111111 Us rin- sum-l-sblul gl'UllIP of Ar'luxd1:lpl1lu Belles. ' t . ' , .1 N i. .. ,. ,,: , . CARRIE JANE MCKAY, Upsilon Phi ....... . Lewisville, Arkansas CANDIDATE FOR A.B. Society Otlicer, Four Quarters: Member Tvomen Students' Association Council, '23, '24: President Life Service Band, '253 President XVomen Students' Association Council, '25, Carrie is a jewel of rare hue. She came to love and lift. Her work for the TVomen Students' Association will long be remembered. She is quif-t, thoughtful, and a very dependable friend, and being a friend herself, she has won many friends. XYe know that she will succeed in life, because she lives and believes that it you give to the world the best you have, the best will come back to you. JOHN G. GIECK, Gamma Sigma .... . . ..... Heber Springs, Arkansas CANDIDATE FOR A.B. Star Staff, '23, '25, Charter Member Life Service Band, Charter Member Student 'Volunteer Band, Leader, Arkansas Delegation to Indianapolis Convention, Treasurer Arkansas Student Volun- teer Union, '22-'23, President Arkansas Student Volunteer Union, '23-'24, John has won a host of friends, because of his pleasant smile and good word for everyone. His influence among the students shows their respect for a real man. He has been with us a number of years, and by his stickability. has shown the determination which will make him successful in the work which he has chosen. u7INNIE LEAH ALBRIGHT, Philomathemz . . . . . . . Plainview, Arkansas CANDIDATE FOR A.B. Basketball Team, '22, '23, '24, '25: Captain of Basketball, '25g Treasurer Helen Hardy Bible Class, '24g President Helen Hardy Bible Class, '25, Member VVomen Students' Association Council, '22, Star Staff, '25, Nvho is the girl with so much poise and dignity, mingled with sweetness and a toueh of reserve in the Y. W. C. A, room, in the society hall, and on the basketball court? It is Winnie. What basketball team would not be victorious led by Captain Winnie? Whatever the goal she is seeking, she is sure to find it. Esrnrv, THELAIA 1-1.-XRTZELL, Uprilon Phi .... . Stuttgart, Arkansas C'.XNDIlJ.VI'E FUR .-LB. Slwi-ty Hrll-wr, F-ful' Qlmrtvrsg Prf-sldvnt Sm-in-ty, 'Hg Oracle Staff, '33, ':4. '25: Assistant Editor -WI' Hur--1'-, '31, Y, XV. l'. A. Vahine-t. '24, 'iii Vi1'e-Presi-1-'nt Y. XV. V. Ar, '25: Ll--lep.:ntv I-'ed-:ration XVunn-n's Vlulls, '33, '24, Tn knun' lx--r us lu lf-va' her. Hur Thai, :1 lllmw-1' --f gold in thv gnr-,l--n nl' I1--ml:-r's-m, will build a hnusf- 01' lmppln--ss for all wh., self and lcnnw lwr. In l--n-I--r slum! und gentle hunxurfin loving sz.-rvnlfl und I-lyyl sypplwt, fr-w yould equal und lmxw surpass hr-r. Shu wlll nvvur Im l'l,u'gottun for thr- hvfzlrt 1-r' H-rn-ll-rslvn is lu-rs. RL'FL's VVOLFF, Ganmza Sigma . . . . . . . . Bingen, Arkansas f'ANI'lID.-XTE FOR BB. S...-1.-ty Hrliw-r, Sf-vf-n Qu:u'ufrsg Pm-sidf-nr Smriuty, 153 I-'-mtllull, 'Zig Y. M. IS. A. Wnlwinf-t, '21 Tr'-usnxwr .lack Tilll-all Bllnlll Vluss, '!5: Ilxlv-r-Sm-1-Amy 4'rr:1tlu', 'Zig IRUSIHOJSS Mnnzux--r Urzu:l1,-, 'v 'I'u livv as Lg--ntly as I nan, Tn be, no mnltwr where. a mun: To takr- what ffmxws, ul' gun-1 nr ill, And 1-lin: lu faith and honor still. Alllmuglm llufus tvlls llttl--, he S1-vs : slllmn hrs nmllty, hr-lh in ilu- :lassrmnn EVALENA HL'TCHES. Uprilon Phi f. 5.1.-ll-15 ,lm-l-rg Pr-fsilll-m l,. S. B., ' lflxull-rm, rlmugh xl-ry qui.-t about h Ilvrlfl-Arsulm, H:-r ulvxllly is slmwn hy lx lncl lwvnrs muwhg hr- van nlnnys IM- fir-Irs-umlv-l upnn. Hu has unfl nn lllv ullllv-tim' lil-lrl . . . . . . . . . .Brinkley Arkansas ANlJIlP.X'l'IC FUR All -..g 1,, H, I, fluh, ,.:. 1-r unrk, has u-'volluullall--ll much during lvl' Lllrw- yr-urs in .Ar ln-vunnxm: :l l.ilv-Fury Sl-niwr Ill thru-v 3'Uill'S. XVL' hlfllll' SYN! may ln- znlvll- 11. utillzu ln-1' Linn- un tlus wny llnwvuglmut life. , if l -ix A l . l ' l i i . - i x P . C 1 i 1, . ' .1 4 , 5 J ti , , GLADYS BUTLER, Philomathezzn ......... . lllurfreesboro, Arkansas CANDIDATE FUR A.H. Society Officer, Five Quarters: Junior Dzislciftbiill Team, '22'. Gladys is another of those quiet girls who spends her time thinking and doing rather than saying. She is a. Splendid product of the history room, :intl 11 shank at many other things. One who is faithful, loyal, true frit-nd-that is Gladys. OSRO COBB, Garland . . . . . . .... . . . Caddo Gap, Arkansas CANDIDATE FOR .-LB.. B.S. Society Officer, Seven Quarters: Oral-le Staff, '20, '24: Pr-'sitlent Soc-in-ty, '24g Iiitm-1'-Society Orator, '23, 'ZHQ Inter-Collegiate Debater, '23, 'LI-l: Dt-bnte Council, 'Zig Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, '25g Baseball, 'II-i. The instigator of the Republican Party is none otht,-r than Osro. NVitl1 him as Montgomery County committeeman, it is easily understood why Coolidge was reselectetl with another lnntlsliile. In this campaign, as well as on other occasions, Osro demonstrziti-il his oratoi-it-al ability. Osro is especially noted for being a friend and serving the friendless. lic' is n good all-roun-l man. and will be missed by his college associates when he goes to take his plaec- in the worl-l's work. MARY LEE CHRISTIE, Upsilon Phi . ....... . Emmett, Arkansas CANDIDATE FOR A.B. Secretary of Life Service Band, 'ESQ Vice-President Life Service Band, '24: Oracle Staff, '24, Mem- ber of XVOIHQD Students' Association Council, 'Zig YYinnf-r of R. B. F. Key Housekeeping Mt-ilnl, '24, Mary might be called the pep of the t-lass. She always has a smile and a good word for everyone. She has a big heart and a big smile. Behind that smile is a determination to iight and win. From numerous reports we judge that she intends to eliarigv he-r name t'?J. 11. ' 15 if 0214140 dfqxmf 7131 pf - nf . Af JWMLC' S 3 RUTH NIARTIN. Plzilomzzthran ......... . Lincoln, Arkansas 1'ANl II l PATIC F4 VII A.B. A111-nd:-11 121111-'wap f'11111-gg1- 'I'hr111- Y1-:11's: S111'i--ly 111111-1-1' 0111- L31,1z11'1111'3 S1u1I1-111 Ass1s111n1 in .-X1-111111-n1y. Ruth is Swv--lly s1-riuus. 1,1111 in hm' ey-s 1111-1'1- is 111:11 1111-11y 111111: 111:11 1111-s:,1,:1's 11 1'u11rl 111' wit and hum111'. 11 1111L:111 111- s:1111 111:11 11111- 11u1s1:11111i11g 1-11111-a11-111r1s1i1- is 111-r 1111151111111-11 1111111-sly, 111111, al11111ug11 111 times l1111- 1r:111k111-ss l1l'lIlLCS 11 hurt, 11 11I11':1vs 1111111-s 111 1111 11 111111 111 11.411, 'l Vnly, 11.111 1111111-1 is as guldf-11 :ns 111-1' 11:1i1'. EDITH G. LEIDY, Plzilozfzathmrz . . . . . . . . . . Bermuda, Louisiana 1'.XN1vl11A.'l'E l-'1 111 ATB. Sou,-1-11y Llffir-1-r, 'I'11r1'1- Q11:11'1-ws: XYinn1-1' l1111'1'-S-11'i11y Essay 1'1111113s1, 25311 xvi11IlI'I' l'n1'11-r S'-11011112 shin M1f11111,'2:1 ll1'u1'11- 511111, '33, 'Hg .Xss1s1:111l H1111111' 411:11-ll-, 'Hg Slill' Slkllii, 'ISL Y. W, V. A. l'oun1'il, 11 'Z-1, 'L.11 NV111111-11 S1uLl1'111:-1' Ass111'1z11111n 1'11nn1-11, ':3g S111-1'1-1111-1 .Iu11i111' Vluss, 'lflg 1,11-11-1.11110 111 lYllli2llH1Il0HS S1u111-nt V'1Iu1111-1-1' 1'1111v1'x1I11111, 'Zig 111-1'-h1-511-11. Edil11's 11Iuam111g 111-rs1111:1111y 111111 11111111111'1u11l 111111111 l1:1x'1f w11n fur 111-1' 11111113' 1'1'11-mls. M:111y 111111111's have 1.11-1-11 111's111v11-11 11111111 111-r, 111111 in 1111111111114 1111111 s111- has 'im-11 111- 111-s. 1 1 ' ' 'll . I! IIS 1. I1 1 1111 111 111111 'sh h 1-1-r'e11'1-11 11111 111-s1 111' 1'11111'1:-- 1511-. XX'i1h 111-1' 1111.411 1111-111s 111111 11-11's1s11-111 1'fl'1lIAlS SI11- z.11l11s 111 111-1' 1-lass 1111111 H117-l'lElh 111111 111-:nuly 111 1g11:11'a11111'. HN: wish 11111' 111111-11 su1-1-1-ss i11 1'u1111'1- l1l'1 .I U N I O R S From The Thinks-r.By Rodin I UIIIOI' Class Culwx Purple and XVhite Flofurr Purple Ins .1I0f10.' Dawn, not evening. OFFICERS I INIFR I 000 .... .... . Prcszdfnl I Im CI XRF QEARDNER . . I'm Pnszduzt III1InIi'I'II HARRISON, . . . . Szrnlary HAZEI. KANE . . BIEMBIERS OLIVER IATCHLEY DoRo'I'Hx' BUTLER MARY BILLINGSLEY MALIssA CANNON LII.I.IAN CANNON MARY CI.IF'I'oN JEAN CORRIGAN jIswEI.I, COOKE GERTRUDE Cooxe IEI.IzAEE'I'II COPELAND MIRIAN1 CEMMINS I..-xm' f'L.-XRE GARIINER PMI ff.-XLLOVVAY WII.I.IIs GREEN IZLMER Hoon EI.Iz,xaE'rII HARRISON BRUCE XVRICHT 42 . TI'A'tl5Ill'l'l' HORTENSE HAMITER FRANK JENKINS KAZEL KANE A UDREY LEA KEA'l'lII.EX' CLISIIIR KIIJD SAM MoN'I'r:oMERx' ISELIIAII MAE MELLARII EVA MARSHALL FERN MCNABB N1ARCARE'I' HUIIZ NESBIT ERSKINE ORME BJARY Louxsra PRIDE BE'I I'x' Rmmcx O'I 1'0 TEAGCE NORMA VELYIN JENNIE MAE WATSON Junior Class LADY CLARE GAARIDNER . ............ . Russellville, Ari-:ansas IIN fvfry frofwzzs arf fairfr far Tlzarz smzlrs of ollzrr nzazdfrzs arc. ELAIER HOOD . ................. Blyrheville, Arkansas For gain, nxt gflory, fwfngml' his l'll'Z'illg fiiylfif' Never is a goal too remote, nor zx star too high for him to turn his aim upon and attain it. ELIZABETH H,-XRRISON . It could not be a sin of d If min' yau're in iroublf, If ffwr' you'rr in doubt, Jus! Iakf it ai! lo Liz- Sfn' can help you out. iscontent to wish that the 43 . FOl'dj'CC,A1'lC3I1S3S re were more like her. ERSKINIE Omni . .............. . llngo, Oklahoma 1lr snuzsfzrs llir plays of a llrrwy linf, Ili' Jars his llfsl f'Q'rry 1i111r'. XVith him for Captain, all the Reddies play ecl their hest. BETTIR Rnuniek . . ...,. .... . Morrillton, Arkansas Of girl fI'lI'll1f.Y gfim' mr flrrlfyf Uf lwy frivlnfs, I Itlfl' mr' nmx' Both nf these she always has, not hy the kindness of fortune, hnt hy the sweetness of her own personality. CVSTER limo. . ll'fml slfull I ilu In fu' f'0l'l l'l'lA A'Il0'1L'lI, .lnil Ulllkl' lfn' llfll' In mini' my II'LL'll:y' ll I n i'freeshm'o, A rk anszis Ambition plass :i great part in the life of him who has heen aroused to action, as it were, hy the charm nf the impossible. AI,-XRY BlI.l,lNGSl.liY ............. , . . . Hope, Arkansas llfr sfrff is musiz, ami ,IIT swim' is song. And more than that, for so sweet, so lnxely, toog her whole life is one joyous refrain. Doizcnnx' l3L'Ti.isR . ............. North Little Rock, Arkansas Sim is rarrfrrf, happy, and yay. Her whole heing radiates the sunshine of joy and glnclnessg und Cares, like the dewdrops, van- ish at her approach. 4+ 1 g N f:',,f- .. ,. -, ' ., s -dsx. fb.-q. ...,.5. '9 ,,,. H .' ' ' '- FRANK JENKINS . . ............. . . . Gurdon, Arkansas I'm a hold, had man- Since badness depends on boldness, he remains a man not quite bold enough to he bad. l'lAZ'EL KANE ..................... Des Arc, Arkansas It fakes all kinds of pvoplv ro make zz fworld, so wif!! inrludv you. And by including her, there was accepted a girl who, of all kinds in the world, is of perhaps the best liind-one who makes the world a joyous place and makes life worth the living. CULIVER ATCHLEY ................., A1-kadelphia, Arkansas Hr holdx no parlvy fwith unmanly fvars, lf'lu'rf duty hidx, hr roufidfnlly .vfrvr.v. 'Tis good to find one who, though a youth, heeds Duty his mistress. MIRIABT CUMMINS . . .............. Little Rock, Arkansas fl Jmilr for all, a grafting glad, H lofuahlr, jolly way the had. Her presence is as a spring clay-refreshing and delighting. NORMA VELVIN . . ............... . Valliant, Oklahoma Happy, thoughtful, kind and Zruej Then' is no fa-var she -will not do. Norma is one who well represents her town, for she lives up lo all that the name of her town implies. 45 AIARGARIZT H DIE NISHET ............... A1-kadelphia, Arkansas Ulf, iuffy .rlmuld lift' all lnlmr lm! So for herself she saved her labors that the world might he made happier lay the absence of one less worry. BRLCE VVRIGHT .............,....... Gurdon, Arkansas Il'il!f fmnrrt prfrlf ln' .rrzrnr Fill!! srlfislz wud. Even his eyes would tell you that he's a better friend tm all the world than to himself. CEITRTRUDE COOKE . .......... . . Arkadelphia, Arkansas Ta bf lomfrd, br lo1'al:!1'. She is truly lovable for Venus gave her charm, Minerva hestawed knowledge upon her, and Diana crowned her with maidenly modesty. XVu.I.1E CJRISIZX . ......... , . . . Dalnrk, Arkansas To bf ffjzi1i1'11I in a quir! fwuy, 15 my afm lflfflllflll mwvy day. She is one w ho would never offend Ll friend nor insult an enemy, for her very quietness speaks of a trusting heart. ELIZA-xnETH Covnmxn .............. . Camden, Arkansas ,l mimi fm' Iimuglzls lo par.: info, .I lzrarl for lufzu' lu Imfvr! ffH'01lfl!l.n For Minerva and Cupid seldom work together. 46 ' 1 JENNIE NIAE XVATSON .... ......... . Fordyce, Arkansas Tabu il wary, lzafvr your fun, Jud le! tfn' olri fworld fiiflefr on. She takes it easy, she has her fun, yet is never a tiny Flicker behind the world. PAUL CiALLOWAY . ................. Arkadelphia, Arkansas 'Z-In f'arm'.ft fworkrr, fspvfially on Ifuf campus. yft fwitlzal a man. One loves to think of him, because he is a jolly good fellow, with all the other things thrown in. BEULAH MAE KIELLARD .............. . . Eudora, Arkansas Truth nrrds no flofumrs of .vpn'rf1. Yet, she is Truth, and Truth is a flower in itself. DIARY CLIFTON . ........... . Hot Springs, Arkansas Too 41.L'i5F to bf fwoofdf' For wisdom has ever been dual in its nature-knowing what and knowing what not. I1ORTENSE HAMITER ................,.. Bradley, Arkansas Sfwz'et are Ihr thouglzty that safuour of conientj Tfzz' quirt mind is rirlwz' than a frown. If it's music you want, get Hortenseg if it's fun you're seeking, find Hortenseg if it's a friend you're needing, trust Hortense. 47 - '- . fr-,Q 1 lfv.x ill.XRSll.Xl.l. . ......... ....... ll Ianslicld, Arkansas l1 is lm! fruixf In lu' '1L'l.l'l i llmlr 11rn's.ml'y. 'l'ut is Il mise juninr, lmnws uhzlt is llL't't'55lll'y, :intl enjoys life. iJ'I I'U 'l4li.XGl li . ............ . Arkatlelplifa, Arkunszls Tu krznac firm is lu truxl him. 'l'hr jnniurs trustctl Uttu, even lust llgilluyxrcn, Illltl he hrnught them victory. lla-'S a man wnrtlx ltnmying. Annum' l,11.x lila.x'1'1i1,m' . .......... . Danville, Arkansas Sf1r'x lilflr, lm! 5fn ,r fl.L'l5I',' Slzfs ll lrlrnr fur llrr' 51:f. She may he ll terrur in sums things, hut she can surely make the ivuries talk. FIZRN lXIL'N.Xllli ................... Arkzldelpliia, Arkanszls ll'f1y fworry! 7l,llIlgf5 arf jfillllff In lmfffvrrz anylzofwf' Optilnistir? .'Xlw:lys, nr huxv vnnlml she llllllif il suc't'c'ss :ls an school IUIIFIIIH? llfll lSIi l'Rlnr. . .............. Horatio, Arkzmszis Tlm5r mlm AVIIFLL' lfwr low' lfwr maxi. For tn thusv intimate ones she slimu-cl lllrlsl truly Il klncl of earnest Llf.'lEl'Il'lll1Z1ll0l'l, a will stcrullnst :intl simple. .48 V+., , , . , LILLIAN CANNON . . ............ . Stephens, Arkansas Consider ilu' lilirs of tln' fivld, I toil not, m'itl1vrdo I spin. Even tho' she neither toils nor spins, she is one of those girls who is always prepared and happy, too. SAMUEL E. MONTGOBIERX' ............ North Little Rock, Arkansas In arguing, too, 'Rfd' o-wnad lzis skill, For though fvanquislzrd, llc fould argur still. Loquacity serves its purpose, as Sam has forever shown. NIALISSA CANNON . ............... . Foreman, Arkansas Tln'rr arf big bodies, souls, and lmarts, But lmrr is llze fwlzolr romlzznatzonf' God makes but few like her, yet was kind enough to send one of those few to us. JEWELL COOKE ................... Arkadelphia, Arkansas Br silrnl, or say somfllzing better tlzan sili'm'r. Because she believes that silence is golden, her words, too, have become golden in their purity. JEAN CORRIGAN . ............. Junction City, Arkansas lf l1rn Joy and Duty flash, Lat Duty go lo smash. Where she is, there joy reigns and makes glad the hearts of her subjects, who are all who have once beheld the smile in her eyes. 49 ,ji Q? y ,S-'PH .JL if A, , , -yu! .- tif V ,ff A W f,,.. JUNIOR CLASS SPONSORS Miss MILDRED SHERROD MR. R. T. Pkocmn 50 15 0 ES! SI Sophomore Class lnlors: Red and XVhite Flofwrr: Red Rambler Rose Sxw B. CROCKER . . , ESPIE N1.-XRRABLE . XVYBLE XVIMBERLEY . . NEWTON HAAINIOND PAUL LIYIQLY RL'BX' XVII.I,OL'GIIDY ANNIE IIAMITER SAM B. UROCRER FRANRIE BUIRG.-XX ANNIE SHELTON BCRNS NEWBILL Ni.-XRIE AORICOLA DOROTHY RUPARD LEONARD CARSON DOROTHY IXAOSEIIY NIARCARITI' MOOSE ESPIE MARRABLE FLORENCE POWELL ARCHER LEA NEWTON l'iAMMOND XVYBLE XVIMBERLEY JWUHUJ Bust rather than rust OFFICERS BIERIBERS MERLE MARTIN LANIE DICKINSON JULIA PLOTNER LUCY JANE LUCAS EDWARD LEE ANNIE MELLARO MARTHA ALEORD EvANS WRIGHT ELVAREE BEASLEY EvELYN HILL HAROLD BERRY EMMA DOANE FLOSSIE JENKINS MAIIAN CVQRIZZARD MADRIS DUNN FANNIE CARROL LEGO ELMER SEWELL LOUISE SANDERS MIRIAM r1'HACKER EARL LEWIS MARY MCDONALD VERIJELLE BROOKS MARION FERGUSON ELNICE CANNON RUBY ADAMS SALLIE HLNIPHREYS C. VV. NIL'l.KEY IRENE RIFICIN SUNSHINE RICCINS 52 . . . . Prrsidfnl . Vire-Prrsident . . .Sfcrvtary Treasurfr ROBERT BOVVLES ELIZABETH CHESBRO MARY ALEORD BRUCE PURIEOY' ELIZABETH HOl,DER ELIZABETH DOANE MARTIN REAVES PAULINE CEALLOWAY KATHRX'N SCIINABLE MORRISON HAMILTON LOUISE MARTIN JANET JACKSON PAUL HORTON REvA BISHOP GURSTA HARRIS RALPH LEWIS IRENE TAYLOR Sophomore Class PAUL LIVELY GLENVVOOD, ARKANSAS Three lights-the sun, then the moon, and last, himself. RUBY WILLOUGHBY TYRONZA, ARKANSAS Good name in man and woman, dear, my Lord is the immediate jewel of their soul. ANNIE HAMITER BRADLEY, ARKANSAS The purest treasure mortal times afford is a spotless reputation. SAM B. CROCKER LEWISVILLE, ARKANSAS The man who loves and laughs must sure do well. FRANKIE MORGAN STEPHENS, ARKANSAS Quiet, reserved, dependent and demure-a friend of whom you are always sure. JO ANNA SHELTON VVABBASEKA, ARKANSAS A little, tiny, pretty, witty, charming darling, she. BURNS NEVVBILL BENTON, ARKANSAS Farewell, Love, and all thy laws forever! Thy hated hooks shall tangle me no more. MARIE AGRICOLA ARKADELPHIA, ARKANSAS They are never alone that are accompanied with noble thoughts. DOROTHY RUPARD ARKADELPHIA, ARKANSAS The heart to conceive, the understanding to direct, the hand to execute. l l r eq-1 s ff 1 J.. E I f x., ui ,, ' f 1 .- ' .- 5.4 . ,K A . 'L B5 Q J, 5 ' 'Wi A S Y ' .211 . 41 ' l SOphOlTlOI'C Class LEONARD CARSON DIERKS, ARKANSAS 'Il:111rlso1114- 1':11's1111, thv llussinn Sh'-ik, I'ls 1 But my! I11-'s suwh 11 lmlsl1e-x'ili. DOROTHY MOSELY WARREN, A1zK.1Ns.-xs ..,.hm,m Thv k111g-1muv1111i111: p1':'1f'es--1lvAx'uliw11, 1111li1-11-'--, o11l':1x:-A, 1'111'1il11al1-. MARGARET MOOSE MORRIIJIIRON, ARKANSAS .. H11 11111- Shu- s1111l4-1l, :lull ln- was lxlvsl, XV:-'Il lv-li this 111l1wl1-yf+11 1-1111 11111-ss 1111- rl-sh' ESPII2 MARRABLE FLORENCE POXVELL ARKAIIELPHIA, ARKANSAS nlulwsty that 11111111-s H11-111 sl-1-111 1livi111 ARCHER LEA KINCSLAND, ARKANSAS s strilw thu sight, hut 1111-Vit wins the Soul. NEXVTON HAMMOND lil. DORADO, ARKANSAS Il1'1'1 s tl. Inu- :1111l unity, I,Jz11k 1-111-111-rs :11111 1lpp111'l1111il1'. VVYBLE VVIMBERLY HOPE, ARKANSAS M' WHLAUO1 ARKANSAS 'I'l1-- 1110111 111z111ifvst sign nl' wlsclnln is 4-n11ti1111vd A ww'-I, flllivl lwyftlw girls lilo' him. 1-111-1-1'f11l11.-ss. MIQRIR MARTIN Il0'l' SPRINGS, ARKANSAS Tu tlmsv x1'l111 lnww thu- 11111, 111.1 wmwls r:111 paint: .Xml ll1us.- who know ll11'1'. lmnw all words url- fililltf' 5-1- un. W- , Sophomore Class LOUIE DICKINSON MINERAL SPRINGS, ARKANSAS I like work: it fuscinates me, JULIA PLOTNER ARKADELPHIA, ARKANSAS The hand that follows intvrt-st can LUCY JANE LUCAS VAN BUREN, ARKANsAs '-on EDVVARD LEE CENTRE POINT, ARKANSAS None achieve , fairy! WVhe-re goest thou? but himself can hw his pumllf-I. ANNIE IRENE MELLARD ARKADELPHIA, ARKANSAS Enrth's nohl-,-st thing, a woman perfected, MARTHA ALFORD MURFREESBORO, ARKANSAS Exlmusting thought, And having wisdom with each studious EVANS VVRIGHT GURDON, ARKANSAS A little nonsense, now and tht-n, Is relishud by the wisest me-n. ELVAREE BEASLEY vvARREN, ARKANSAS year Herve's to a girl with :L heart and smile That makes the bubble ot' life worth while EVELYN HILL NASHVILLE, ARKANSAS PlcaSuru and action make hor hours sem-m short. 55 Sophomore Class HAROLD BERRY MADRIS DVNN 11.'xMP'mx, ARKANSAS CLRDOX, ARKANSAS ll mai-ls, I'xw- dun.. with ywu all hut An-I shv Vzlll 114-vu-1' bf- milnf, Imp, 'l'h.' pnllwr study ul' womnnkind is nmnf FANNIE CARROLL LEGG FMMA ANITA DOANF c0T'rox Pr.Ax'1', ARKANSAS , Y N Q 'l'lms-1 :llmut hm' 'xRhADEI'PIHA' ARR-A5555 Ifmnl hl-r slmll r--nd thf- lu-rl'm-vt wuys 'I'hv- fair:-sl llzlrvlvll in In-I' Iuuks, Il1vlmr. In h--r mind mln- uls.-st ll.,-ms, ELMER SEVVELL PRESCO'I I', ARKANSAS A man of tl-xx' wurds, Iiul high id:-HIS. LOVISE SANDERS FLOSSY JENKINS KMJSAS CITY, MISSOURI XVis.f ll. V.-shlv--, :xml putiwul In pl-rt'1n'ln. MAH-A-N CIRIZZARD SIEPHENS, ARKANSAS HONEY GROVE, TEXAS .W-Hu kwin, Y Siu, l.:n'1.:-- was his lmunly :xml hh suul sun:-1-rl-. .lust uhm I think, :md nntlling nmrn- nm' lu MIRIAM THACKER PARRAL, Msxxco Qui4-lm-ss is an lndi-'anllml ul ilu- ulliluly lu think. 56 1 f P' 1' . 2:F3a..l ' 4: SOph0ITlO1'C Class EARLE LEXVIS ARKADELPHIA, ARKANSAS Build for C-l1a1'acte1' Llllll not flu MARY MCDONALD MCNEIL, ARKANSAS My nature is subdued To what il wurks in. VERDELLE BROOKS CROSSETT, ARKANSAS 'A good, carnest XX'Lll'lik'l', illlll ul bright. EVNICE CANNON s'1 EPHEXS, ARKANSAS ' famn-. A S111-11,-tlx 111111 su-1uiI4:1st mind. 431-11111- tl1n11Ml11s Llllll calm dffslrvs, RVBY ADAMS Pxxc BLUFF, A111cAxsAs 'l'hi11l: 11 wlnil---tln-n sau' s-,llneljling ways must ROBERT BOWLES H.u'xEsv1LLE, LoL'1s1AxA A1111 thu typo that will LIlW1IyS do just what '4Wu111e11, wulm-11, how I IlllUl'R' llm is right. MARION FERGUSON ELIZABETH CHESBRO ARKADELPHIA, ARKANSAS HEBER SPRINGS, ARKANSAS 'The world knows nnly lXYUflll8l'S Rome In ll1y1':11'1-Isaw and I. Thu 1111111 ul' I11111111: truth, loyalu MARY ALFORD MURFRIZESBORO, ARKANSAS XYllL'l'lf sh-2 succeeds, the 11111-1'il's all her own. 57 nl .-f' 3 ' ' . r - r .,. . 5 ' Q W - Z 'IiK1:'L SOpl'lOlTl01'C Class PAVLINE GALLOVVAY ARKAIJELPHIA, ARKANSAS tu Iivv and lIuxv il swofl timv today, fm' tnmmrruw you muy not han- 11 K'IIilIll'Qf. BRVCE PVRIFOY CIIIlJIiS'I'ER, ARKANSAS Hr- knows I-.nwuizh uhh knows In-vw kv.-p his own n'ulIllSk'l. ELIZABETH HOLDER RAFI HRX N EI GENIA SCI-INABLE WARKFN ARKWSXS SHAWNEE, OKLAHOMA .. , I . I , A 'Ml-thinks Sm- 1....kS Us if sm- w.-1+ in 1m-H lQif,'f,T,f HQ:::dy,fl: nflf,':,ll1m','Ql:ff'b mm Nu' MORRISON HAMILTON MENA, ARKANSAS II4- in '1 wu-ll-m:uI1- mun who has a good de FRANCES IELIZABETH DOANE ARKAIJELPHIA, ARKANSAS 'I nm nfsmlvr-fl tu 1.:rmv ful und look young until 4 K l'm'ly. U'I'l'lIIl1fllI1lIl. MARTIN RISAVES LOVISE MARTIN VVARREN' ,UQKANSA5 VALLEY SPRINGS, ARKANSAS Mvn of real mf-rit tlml fuvfn' vufryulu-I--1: Hu:-h A smih- for ull, a Krvelillg glad. An mnianhle. jolly way she had. ns this man. JANET JACKSON ARKADELPHIA, ARKANSAS Yu gods, 1-nd this 1-nll:-ge lxlv, And makn- two lrwf-rr-A Inzxpllyf' 58 A man Q ' A L , Sophomore Class PAUL HORTON DETONTI, ARKANSAS without a sweetheart is without water. REVA BISHOP ASHDOWN, ARKANSAS In spite of all the learned may sau I will still my opinion keep. GURSTA HARRIS cRossE'rT, ARKANSAS Cfmtentment is best expressed in smiles, words. RALPH LEVVIS ARKADELPHIA, ARKANSAS Give evvry man thine ear. like a. fish An '- Snllie not IRENE TAYLOR GLENVVOOD, ARKANSAS inspiration to those who know SALLIE HUMPHREYS HOT SPRINGS, ARKANSAS is horse-lf-what morc vould we C. W. MULKEY LEwIsv1LLE, ARKANSAS her, desire? Fit to bear the we-ight of mightiest empires. IRENE RIGGIN ARKADELPHIA, ARKANSAS Sur-h is the power of that sweetm-st. passion. SUNSHINE RIGGINS But few thy voice. BUCKNER, ARKANSAS If the hoart of one is depresse- The mist is dispelled when she 59 d with carus, appears. The Conquering ribe HE YEAR I024-25 brought back to the portals of Henderson-Brown a U a ,Q ll Sophomore Class whose chief virtue was in the triumphant possession of several graceful idiosyncrasies. There is little need to name them Q here, for they are time-honored attributes of this astute classy let us say that they are sophomoric and let it pass at that. Among this ensemble of peculiar and brooding traits, not one, it might be said, was ill-used. The whole, moving in majestic harmony, created a lambent flame of intelligensia, which, casting forth a luminous effulgence, set agog the brightest of the astral spheres. From the beginning the class entertained no vast and disproportionate expectations, no ambitions impossible of attaiinnent. For them there we1'e no worlds to conquer- Alexander had conquered them all. But after all, the1'e wei'e continents to be ex- plored aud mapped out, continents of new thought and wider learning. 'lloward the wider acquaintance with such worlds the class turned all its energies. The record of its accomplishments is unalterable proof of its zealous efforts and of their fruition. The dark and stormy sea of indefatigable toil bore on its translucent surface, beyond the bending horizon, sunny clad islands rich with the fruit of a virgin land. Infinite possibilities, ever widening vistas of opportunity, greet the explorer's eye, and broad, calm harbors invite the prow of his gale-wrecked vessel. The Sopho- more Lllass is comparable to such an explorer. They have sought out new shores, have traced the skein of mighty sun-blealted rivers, have journeyed resolute through the sullen gloom of waving forests and pressed on across the undulating plains whose boundless expanse offers to the eye not illiinitable leagues, but unwalled universes. ln the years to come, they who have traveled so far that, infinite distances out there on the horizon, their eyes may trace the purple shadows of far-off mountain ranges beyond whose portals lie yet other seas and other lands worthy of the pioneer. The far-off leagues of sea and land have called, Not tn adventure and Wanderlust, liut tn a heritage, a space unwalled Beyond the limits of the universe. To me they eall, the winds of fate, I XVith promise of a kingdom that may he XVinds of my fate that thicken the gale And blow my wandering bark aeross the sea. And there I'll huild me empires fairer far Than any xx ruught by brains or toil of men- l3ut see beyond the dim horizon's line A The vision of il new world yet to be. 60 F R E S H M E N From Meditation.By Ghilqni 61 Colors: Green and XVhite LOEB DUNCAN . . JOHN RYE . . FI'6Sl'11'I1ElI1 Class 110110: Get right or get left. lVlIRIAM RLBERI-'HID . JoHN ADAMS . , Nashville, PAULINE AUSTIN . . . Gurdon, MARY EDITH CLARK . . . XVomble, OPI-IELIA CLARR . . Valliant, lN'IATTlE BELLE COBB . . Arkaclelphia, EDWARD COL'l.TER . . . Lockesburg, LoL'NEII.I.E CoL'LTER . . Lnckesburg, HUGH BERNARD CL'RRL l'H . Nashville, ALTON LIQTHER BELL .... Blevins, ELMUS BROWN . . . BESS D.-XRBX '.,.. CLYDE MARION DAY . . PAULINE DYKES . . LOEB DUNCAN . . MARX' VIRGINIA Enw.YRIIs MIRIAM EI.EERFELD . . IQENNETH EI.I.IoT'r . RUTH EVANS . . . ROBERT PARKS FIRE . MARY JEAN FORGY . CH ARLO'l l'E fiO0lll.E'l'l' . Fort Smith, LUFFICIERS AIEXIIHZRS Ark. Ark. Ark. Okla. Ark. Ark. Ark. Ark. Ark. Ark. VI-:RA MAE KINARD , Flofwrr: VVhite Rose . . . . Prrsidnzl l'iu'-Prfsidrnl Sffrrlary . XVarren, Ark. . . Vilarren, Ark. . . Monroe, La. . Pine Bluff, Ark. . Lockesburg, Ark. . . Mobile, Ala. . Mattoon, Ill. . Stephens. Ark. . VVarren, Ark. . , Dierks, Ark. . Nashville, Ark. KATIIERYN D. fiUNNEl.'5 . Little Rock, MARTHA GLEN NIE GREEN . Arkadelphin, Ark. MINIAN ELIZABETH GLASS . Arkadelphia, Ark RUTH HoR'I'oN ..... Belleville, PAUL CERAY HAGAN .... McGehee, FRANCES V. HARRIS . . Arkadelphia, ERNESTINE ALTA HASl.ET'l' . . Camden, ANNIE lViARGL'ERl'l'E JONES . . Horatio, Ark. Ark. Ark. Ark. Ark. Ark. STEI,I.A LANGSTON . . . XVILL MATT LOCKE . . ToM NESBITT LovEI,L . EI.oIsE MEADOR . . . CARMEN lvl.-XRY MooN . MYRTLE MORGAN . . . JoHN PAUL MCCONNELL . MATIE VERA NEELY . . BENNIE PARKER . . . EOLIA ELIZABISTH PHILLIPS. SARA PRIZVVITT .... .AMELIA LOUISE RIDDICK . LlI.I.lE MAE RIDGDILL . . DIMONDE E. RUSHING . NOLAN LEE RUSHING. CLINTON BYRON SETILES . TOM SADLER .... LUCY LORENE SHARYER . JANE ELIZABETH SMITH . CORNIE STEELMAN . , HELEN OLIVIA TowLER . LEvI'Is EDMUND XVALKUP FRANCES B. VVHITESIDE . MAE VVHIPPLE .... SUE VVHIPPLE .... JAMES T. XVILLIAMSON . ALICE LEE YOUNG . . . CLARENCE FELTON . . . Junction City, Ark. Arkadelphia Ark . Richmond, Ark Lockesburg, Ark . Dumas, Ark Blytheville Ark . Stephens, Ark . Booneville Ark Little Rook, Ark . Vilinnlield, La Ashdown, Ark Forest City, Ark . Morrilton, Ark . . .Hope, Ark Arkadelphia, Ark . Chidester, Ark . . VVarren Ark . . Rison, Ark . Clarksville, Ark . Russellville, Ark . Fordyce, Ark . Stuttgart, Ark . . Hope, Ark Arkadelphia, Ark Arkadelphia, Ark Arkadelphia, Ark . Magnolia Ark . . Gurdon, Ark Jacksonville, Ark IQUZHEN 9 53' I 5nN9 '4-ns. 35 V V A 11 ,ilf- ' A704 HHGE XVQWH N 391019 :CA 'b.xXN Ah 'W fvf Wx O9 6705, que Dy F095 6+ 'Y Dfpu ff AWARD R V 6 C00 l0l5g FA 99 N' .X. HORTON QUE, -F19 4 'B' Wy X N 9 215 VN 65 rJ0 N AW' Jf 'QQ 0 V, 5 WW? N 50 IO X -5 3. , vu ., : .- X ,. 1 .. , . .Avy X1 V. me 3 ' l ' Q af. uw li ,,? 54 . A V , K ,b- Q. x .u -my rg- . withal, - H-f-sg, -L ,-5 .M ii'-ff? f 32, 'Q 'cl Q ' ,N f-f ' -1 f- H V .,--2 , , ' ' IN lVllilVlURlAlVl VERNON NICCOY Loved and esteemed by all the students and faculty of the session of 1923-1924 Born july IR, 1904. Died September 22, IQZ4. 66 ALLAN BERRY . . . WILLIAM FRED BOYLE KENNETH BROACH . . ELVIN BRUCE . , LOUISE COLSON . . . AGNES HAZEL GLASS CHRISTINE GREENI-IAW JAMES MELLARD . . C. C. IVIORSCHEIMER . ALMA MOSLEY . . . JOE VVINSTON REID . AINSLEY TAYLOR . . JO FLORENCE WOLEE ,jR. . Unclassined 67 . . Gurdon, . Arkadelphia, . El Dorado, . . Blevins, . Arkadelphia, . Arkadelphia, . Tuckerman, . . . Eudora, . . Parkdale, New Edinburg, . . . Delight, . Strong, . Bingen, Arkansas Arkansas Arkansas Arkansas Arkansas Arkansas Arkansas Arkansas Arkansas Arkansas Arkansas Arkansas Arkansas A ' 1 x ' 1 . 1-g,xTifA. PiHHO Class RI1111111z11s1 VIYHI 1,111 Il11:111,11. 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'1'111111cx'11x11 4 1Y 1 Y V. li, L' ' ,- ., .. ,, I ' VOiC6 Class MISS LELIA L. VVHEELER, Traflzrr MEAIIIERS LL'cILLE IRYAXT DAISY BELLE XVEPFER MIRIAM CLMMINS ELIZABETH COPELAND Ii.-XTHERIXE TEXNYSON AALMA MOSELEI' CHARLOTTE GOOIILETT RIARY BILLINGSLEI' NORMA VELVIX CARRIE MCKAI' LILLIE MAE RIDGIIILL MAE XVHIPPLE EOLIA PHILLIPS NATHAXIEL GRISIVOLII RL rH EVANS NIARTILX .ALFORD ELIZ,-XBETH XVORKMAX JANET JACKSON MARTHA IVIATI-IEVVS CL.-XRICE Sl-IAXV ALICE Youxc GEORGIA BELLE BL'RxE'I I' EvEIA'x HILL Doosox LEONARD 69 5 :kv S l , 1 X N X E I., f . J . Violin Class FREDI:RICK Hxkwoon, Tfmlzrr Mas. ZXIENIBIZRS REvEl,L,x LXNDERSUN KExxE'm ELLIO'1 1' Dnxmm' BL I'LER Mlxmx GLASS KENNE'l'll Iixoxcll P.xL'L1xE G,xLLOw.u' IIOR'lIfSSE l'i,xM1'1'ER CSRACE LEONARD TUELMA IIAR1zELL MARX PALL JEFFERSON FEkx MCNABB M.-xkx' C. PATTERSON ANIJREXN POWELL BRUCE VVRIGH1' 70 HARVEY NELSON QA: . H J V ' . X.-:JL sffgwji. 1 I fn... 3 K' ,f 'h DICK Huis ELIZA HARRIS Louis H UNULEY MARIE AGRICOLA ELEANOR ALLISON MILDRED ANDERSON REVA BISHOP MRS. GAY CHAMBERS JEAN CORRIGAN ELLA MAX DAVIS ELIZABETH DOANE PAULINE DYKES MARION FERGUSON MARY FORGY LADY CLARE GARDNER HELEN GRAX'SON CHRISTINE GREENHAW VADA CLOIS GULLETT EXQICSSILOII Class MISS LUCY CLARK, Tftlfflfl' MEMBERS JOHN GIECK CLARA BESS LI.-XLLEY PAULINE HANSON ELIZABETH HARRISON MARX' ANN JONES HAZEL KANE VERA KINARD ARCHER LEA RUTH MARTIN TOT MARSHALL BEGLAH MAE MELLARD FRANRIE MORGAN MYRTLE MORGAN VIVIAN MOSLEY ALMA MOSLEY 7I it CLEDA ULDS HARRX' PALMER FLORENCE POWELL ELISE REID LOUISE SANDERS KATHERINE SCHNABLE LUCY LORENE SHARYER JANE SMITH CORNIE STEELMAN IRENE TAYLOR KATHERINE TENNX'SON WILNA WEST AUDREY LEA KEATHLEX ROSE MARX' BRUMMETT LUCILE BRIANT Art Class MRS. J. H. BELL, Twarlm' KNIEMBERS JEVVELL Cooxs DoRo'rHx' RUPARD QZERTRUDE COOKE C. C. Mokscl-IEIMER SALLIE HUMPHREYS LLEWELLYN PRICE IRENE TAYLOR PAUL HAGAN LEVVIS VVALKUP Gksssua VMSTEAD PAULINE Dvxss ALMA MOSLEY ANNIE I'I,'xM1'l'LR 72 if 3752555 'X-5,:,f ENIOR 7? OFFICERS BUELI. HOLT .... . Prfsidrnf NIARTIIA JEFFERSON . 1'iI'f-Pwsidvlzl LAVERNE STEPP Swrrriary-Trraxurrr RIEMBIERS JOHN EDDY BARRY MED CDECII ROBERT EVANS ELVIN HORSE DICK HUIE BUELL Hour MARTIIA JEFFERSON FRED LAWRENCE CLYDE LAVENDER FRANCES ROGERS LAVERNE STEP? FREDERICK REAMEY CARL XVRIGHT CA EJYY' ZF PLLC 7 3 ,1 . x ' rm E -LEL 11 XVINXIE AI,IzRIc:III . N1Il.lJRI:lJ llAI,I, . NIARY AIJTJRIJ INIAK'IliA XXL!-URI! Rum' AIIAAIS QI!-IURCI.-X BEI.I.Ia BI'RxE'I r YHRD!-QLIIE BRUURS REVA BISIIOP 1NI.XI.IS5A CAXRUN I,0L'IsE C0I,s0x Niki! C'0L'cII IiI.IZAI3Ii'I'II CIIESERO f,PIIIiI.I.X CI..-ARK I':I,lZIXIili'IH CYFIIUZIAXIJ I,nI'xIiII,I,E c'fll'l,'l ER MARY C'IIRIs'IIE AJINXIE C'oI'EI.AxII jIeAx C'0RRIr:Ax ISI-:ss DARIII' PAI'I.IxIi DYKES IiI.I.A MAR DAvIs NAIAKY FIIWARIJS RIHIII Iimxs NIARY FORCE' I.Am' CLARE G.-IRIIRI-.R C'IIARI,0'I'IE Cio0I1I.Ii'I'I Helen Hardy Bible Class . . . . 1'f:'5iIl'1'lIl LAIII' CI.ARIf GARDNER . . Sru'I'Iz1ry . , 1'IIw-l'rI'x1I1I-111 SAIIIE III'xII1IIRIIas TrI'asurrr NIRS. XVIIRRAIAR . ,..., 7'1'lI4fll'V SAIIIIY IIL'AII'IIRIE5 MARI SIEIPIII-ws R051-1 AIARIIS BRI'MMEfrI' IfI,ILXI3lilII IIuI.maR NIXVIIQ NEEIA' 1X1.XRfI.XRli'lLJ0XlZS I':l,IZ.XIHi'l'II IIARRISUN IfV.XLliN.X lIL IcIIEs HoR'I'ExsE IIAAIIIER ,ANNIE IiA:v1I'IIaR IivEI,I'x lIII,I, CLARA Blass IIAI,IA' INIILIJRED IIAI.I, c:L'RS'I'A HARRIS ERNESTIXIZ IIAsI,EI I RLHIII IIORION IIAZEI, KANE ARCHER LEA CIAIIE LAVENDER NLXRC,-XRIi'l' Moosla NLXRY McDoxAI,I: ALMA NTOSLEY C.-XRMEN Mmm DOROIIII' NIflSliI.IiY FRAxxIE IWIREAN MI'R'II,E NIURCAX -IENXIIZ MAE XVAIS FERRFI, MIIRGAN DORIS Owhws CI.IiIJ.fX Uums IXIARY C. PA'I IIaR50x SARA PRIiXYI'I l' :XKXICE RYE SIJNSIIIXE RIIJCINS I'1R.XNCIiS ROGERS I,0L'ISIi RIIIIIICR BE'I IY RIIIIJICR CORXIIC SIEELAIAN :XXNIE SIIEI.'I'ox IIELEN SNOW LAVERNE S'I'EI'I I.L'cx' LORENE SIIARIIIR 1.0L'ISli SAXIIERS KI-X'l'IIRX'N SCIIN.IXl3I,li IIEI,Ex '1i0VVI.liR XVIINA VVESI' XVI IZI.li XVIAIIIERIA Rum' XVIIII.0L'c:IIIIY NORAIA VEININ .ALICE Youxn 4 I':l.0ISIi 1N1E.-XDOR AIIIA SLAIIIEN RLHIII MARTIN MARY C'I.IIfT0x F.-Ixxx' CARROLL LECG VERA IQINARIJ IVIIRIAM VFIIACKER NIIERLE MARTIN JANE SMITH CARRIE lN1CK.fXX' HliL'I,.'UI IY1AE MEI.I,ARn I,II.I.IE MAE RIncnII.I, Ii0I.IA PIIILII-Ps IXIAIBRIS DUNN FI.0ssY JENKINS Jo XVOLFF MARY BII.I.IxcsI,Ex' KAIIIERINE CEUNNIZLS PAI'I,IxE IAUSTIN SUE M.-xc I-IoI.MEs VVINNIE AI.IIRICII'I' BERNICE N0Rsw0R'IIIv VIRGINIA EDVVARDS Z' AL KI! 7.-1 DALLAS DALTON . J. D. PUCKISTI' . JOHN ADAMS FRANK ASHBY MCGEHEE ATCHLEY OLIVER ATCHLEY JOHN EDDIE BARRY AL1'ON BELL HAROLD BERRY ALLEN BERRY ROBERT BOVVLES FRED BOYLE KENNETH BROACH ELMUS BROWN ELVIN BRUCE VICTOR BULLOCK FRANK BURTON LEONARD CARSON OLIN CHAMBERS OSRO COBB LAWRENCE COOPER CLARENCE CORNISH EDWARD COULTER SAM CROCKER DALLAS DALTON ELVIN BRUCE I ann Jack Tidball Bible Class OFFICERS . l'1'r'.viIl'I'111 RLTUS XVOLFF .... . Trraszun . SrI'n'Iary MISS IVIARX SCE B4OONEY . . Tfafhrr BIEQXIBERS XVALTON IJAVIS CLYDE DAY LOUIE DICKINSON LOEB DUNCAN IQENNETH ELLIO'I l' BROD,-X ERVIN FRANK ETHRIDCE ROBERT EVANS ROBERT FIKIZ PAUL CT.-XLLOVVAY CECIL GIBBS JOHN CTEICK NATI-IANIEL QTRISVVOLIJ MAHAN GRIZZARD PAUL HAGAN MORRISON HAMILTON NEWTON PIAMMOND BUELL HOLT ELMER HOOD ELVIN HORSE PAUL HORTON FRANK JENKINS CUSTER KIDD SAM IQIRKHAM DIAVIIJ LASATER FRED LAWRENCE EDWARD LEE DODSON LEON.-XRD EARL LEWIS RALPH LEWIS PAUL LIVELY VVILL NI.-X'I I' LOCKE TOM LOVELI, ESPIE MARRABLE FELIX MATTHEWS PAUL MCCONNEL PAUL MCKNICl1'l' JAMES NIELLARD C. C. NIORSCHEIMER SAM MONTGOMERY BUCK MOONEY C. XV. MULKEH' HARVEY NELSON BURNS NEVVBILL ERSKINE ORMI1 BENJAMIN PARKER NEWTON PENTECOST J. D. PCCKETT BRUCE PURIEOY REX RAMSEY MARTIN REAVES XVINSTON REID NOLAN RUSHING JOHN RYE TOM SADLER CLINTON SETTLES ELMER SEWELL EDWIN SHAVER LEVVIS SPARKMAN OTTO TEAGUE HOLLIS TERRALL ARTHUR TERRY ROBERT THOMMASSON LEWIS VVALKUP VVILBUR VVHIITHORN E TRAVIS VVILLIANISON RUEUS WVOLFF BRUCE VVRIGHT EVANS VVRIGHT CARL VVRIGHT Hf l..1- -lf-A3 4 :r nun :ual ., -ffl- --.....-. - V W- Ai-Jrxwia-,win E 51 - 4 - ..,...l J...-.. ,Y W Y , flkll, QQIIIBS Romikl SIAIYVQ Rlix R.-msr-.Y PM 1. Ilrmmx IQLKZIANE Mnuxlzx- SAM NIflXlfIHXIl'fKX IQIIWIX Su.xvr,u l?mm.x Iixvlx Pxu, I.1v1-.1.Y jmx VUKRIKLXN 1,1-rmmm lixxgrmw PM i, INlcKN1m1'1 YICIUR lil Lmcu Rrmrm 'I'1lm1.xssfwN I,l-.Rn XV. '1' muah x I IN lv. M.xu.xx CQRIAZARIJ Iinwxkrm Llilf .fXl,IL'l Youw: 4'.xR1ur3 IVIQKM' F Y-if 1177 Choral Club M35 L1c1,1.x XVlll4lIl,l.R, lJirrf1n'5,v Mlixllalius Nmuu YIil,YIN I3uns.ox I.mx.'xk1m Iiusmxrf Omni SAM B. Cumkrilc CURIXNIQ l5lav11,l. IXIARY .'Xl,I-URI! lnulsli Nl.XR'llX N,Xlll.XXIliI. llklswrmm Ilrnu PIllI.I,lI'S Run M.xR'11x Umm 'l'H.xr:L'l1 jmlx An.-mis LLc11,uz lim ,xx'l lnafmkczu Blaine liukxle Hi Iil.IZ.Xl2li'l'H XVORKM.-KN M.xRs' H1l.1,lxf:s1,r1v blrxwlrz Mme VV,x'15ox I'.vlal.x'x Il11.1, Axxua SIIELION 76 r- ' nlllflf Xvklfilll Immun liuxmx ISL'la1,1. Ilmxl i'1,.mucr1 SIIAXV IYI.XR'l'IlA MA1 maws DAISY lil51,1.ri xVliPl-klill Dmum' BL 11.lzk .'XL'xmm' Lisa Kr5.x'1 l,1: Ii1,lz,xnm11 C'0Pli1,.xxn f'Ii.XRl.0'l'lli KEOOIJLIIII lfmxx jlcxxlxs .'xR'lllL'R 'l'r1kRx' Oux CIIAMBERS XV1l.nL'R XVm'1 1 HORNE Annex BERRY Cmwmli DM' DM ms IMIJIUN Iimalak SHWHLI. I.ll.l.ua MAE RIDGIIILL 'I 5 45: tlU1fl1CS p I: v s 51 fl 1 51 1 V .5 F 1 1 1 Q1 Ii ,1 'I V P. f 4 F 1.1 L A. 1 ,W . lf' N, -N-A fm- ,Q if .E .,,gfsf , 4 ns . M., ,I ,Af f 'Sal , Sv -af. .Y The Upsilon Phi Literary Society Colorx: Black Zlllil Gold Jlollox Strive to excel, to CIIIUILIICW' ELIZABETH XVORIQNIAN . . Prvx. Firsl Quarlvr MILDRED HALL . . PrI'.viI1v1zr Srromz' QzIfIm'r RUBY ADAMS MARIE AORICOLA MARY ALFORD MARTHA AI.FORIJ MILDRED ANDERSON GEORGIA BELLE BCRNETT EUNICE CANNON EVELYN CANNON LILLIAN CANNON MARY CHRISTIE MALISSA CANNON EDITH CLARK MARY CLIFTON LOUISE COLSOX JEWELL COOKE GERTRUDE COOKE MED COUCH BESS DARBY ELLA MAX DAVIS MIRIAM EIIBERFELIB MARY FORCY PRISCILLA FURNA'I'TUR PAULIXE QIALI.0VVAY IACNES GLASS MINION GLASS HELEN CIRAYSON XVILLIE GREEN CHRISTINE cERliIiNlI.XXV MILDRED HALL ANNIE HAN1I1'ER HORTENSE HAMITER THELMA HARTZELI. GURSTA HARRIS ELIZABETH H0l.I7ER SUE MAC HOLMES RUTH HOR1'ON EVALENA HUTCI-IES JANET JACKSON 79 CIIARICE SIIAYY . . PfI'.IiIiI'11l Third Qjllfllffl' ELISE REID . . . 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PL'cKli'1 1 . , l'fw5i1lrr1l lfirsl Qmzrlwr Dfmsnv LIQONARD , Prfsidfzzl Third Quarln RL'1'L's 'xV1n,H' . . 1'1 -.vi.lr11l .S'wn,1zd Quarffr lj.-XVIII I..-xsA'1'lcR . I'n's1dw1z1 Faurllf Quarrvr J. D. PL'cKE'l 1' Dmmsox I,liUY.XRlJ Ni,-KK'llN Rli.'H'IiS IZSPIH M.uu4.xlz1,ra I':l.MER Hoon R.x1.Pn LEWIS Nrgwrnx IIAMMUNIJ OLIVER ,'5x'lCHl.IiY MCGEIIIJ-i fx'l'L'llI.EN Iix.ML'5 Iiumvx I.mx,xun Cxksm: ULIN f'll.XMBIfRS Ronsm Iixxxxa BIIZNIRIZRS R. P. Fllili jrmv QIEICK N,x'ln.wus1, CIKISXXIJLIJ Mnux CIRIZZARIJ PAM, G.x1.l,rm'.u BL ru, Ilfllfl P.,xL'I, Ilrrkmx PAH, Il.xf:.xx Dxvln I..xs,x'1rk Flllzll Iuxwklixcli Iilxxx ISRLICE IQIDXVARIP I.:-.11 XV11,1. N1.Xl'I I.m'Kr S. II. N1,X'I'I'IIIiXVS FIELIX N1.-X'I'l'lIliVK'S Pfxu. IVICIQNIIZIIT .I .Vx was M IiI.I.ARll llakkx' Pmmau I,x.liwm,x'x Plums NIWVIUN Paxnfcosl BRUCE PL'RIlf0Y XV1xs'l0x Ram IEITCAR SEM' Iiumzk SliVYliI.l. 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VVinnie Albright Revella Anderson Pauline Austin Elvaree Beasely Corrine Bevil Reva Bishop Dorothy Butler Mary Billingsley Verdelle Brooks Gladys Butler Rose Mary Brummett Elizabeth Copeland Minnie Copeland Jean Corregan Faye Clark Ophelia Clark Louneille Coulter Elizabeth Chesbro Miriam Cummins Pauline Dykes Prrsidrnr First Qzzarlw Prwsidvnl Sfcond QUdl'fl'I Elizzilwtli Doane Mzulris Dunn Emma Doane Ruth Evans Mary Edwards Bzirhara Feazel Laily Clare- Gardner Sarah Prewett Dorothy Rupard Anniee Rye Betty Rllldiek Martha Green Fharlotte Goodlette Fannie Lou Houston Katherine Gunnels Elizabeth Harrison Sallie HUDlDh1lBS Ernestine Haslel Frances Harris Dolus Owexs . . Prorident Third Quarirr Wxxxie ALBRIGH1' . Ivusidenl Fourth Quarirr Clara Bess Hally lflvelyn Hill Vera Kinard Hazel Kane Edith Leidy Vivian Mosely Dorothy Mosely Alma Mosely Fern McNabb Frankie Morgan Myrtle Morgan Feral Morgan Louise Martin Ruth Martin Margaret Moose Margaret Huie Neshit Vleda Olds Doris Owens Irene Pinnix Eolia. Philips Irene Riggin Louise Sanders Laverne Stepp Annie Shelton Helen Snow Mary Stephens Cornie Steelman Katherine Suhnalile Jane Smith Irene Taylor Helen Towler Katherine Tennyson Norma Velrin Alice NVepfer Iaisy Belle NVepfer Xvilna XVest Jennie Mae VVatson XVyble NYimberly Sue XVhipple Mae Whipple Alice Young , T' ..- im -n. Q-' 'Q V 5 2 . sue Wi. h I .- 4' ,., S6 L 1. Mx x 4 ,M 'EQ ' 37 B 1-.. CllfI1l'5.' Black Illld D.XI.l..XS DAIJIIIN . Usuo Conn . , jmw ,ADAMS Ifmxx Asum R0nEIz'I' BOXK'I.liS VICTOR BL'I.I,flCK Fu.-xxx BL'R'lTlN H.umI.n Bunn' AI,I,.-xv BERRY I-'Run Hows 'Irmx Bmuu' Osno Coma 4K'ls-vm-'Q -AY Y F- ' I ' , i E 'wc ' K ,I I ' X T 'f I I. I b '.- .: ' 1 .1 The Garland Literary Society Gold AIHHIL' Let us work upw:II'nl PIIESIIIENTS . . I-'irsl Qzmrlfr 'Irm Gmxum' S'II'I I . . Third Quarlwr . Suomi Cfllllfffl' llktcli XVRICII1 . . Ifnzzrlh Quarlfr MIQAIIIERS SMI B. CIUICKIZR FDXYIN COL'I.'lliR l7.xI,I,.x5 l,Al.'lflY I,ouIIs DICKINSON KQIADE DM' :VLXRION FIiRm'5IIx C'IacII. QIIHBS N1ORRISON II.-XMIIIIOY f'XRl'S RICIIARII IILIIE SS l70NAl.ID H.u'Ias IiI.vIx Hokxu FRANK JENKINS C'L's'I'I:k KIIIII Tom I.ovEI,1. SAM MIIYIGOMHIII' C. XV. MILKIIY joux P. MCC'0xNIiI.I. BURNS NHwnII.I, IIARVIEY NELSON ERSKINIZ ORME FIIEIJERICIQ RE.-xlvn' JOHN RYE .Ima URACIZY S'I'I'r'r R0IIIiR'I' TIIOMASSIJN BRUCE W'RlCH'I' Exuws VVRICIIT CARI. VVkIm3II'I' Louxs xVAl.KUP ru- lfn, nv. as dmv 5 GD T64 ix L if .xr . 3- ,,..,. , alfa: 3 4.-. ' . Inter-Soclety Contestants ORATORS Gammzz Sigma- Garlnml- Rufus VVOLFF Osrzo Conn LEONARD CARSON II.-xxoln limuu' Rmlmks Upxiforz Phi- Pllilonzzlllzrzlzl- LUCY 1.0m-:xx SHARYHR Lfxm' Cxmua NHLIJRHI Axnnksox jmx CORRIC.-KN 90 , G.-xknxlfk fr- an Alpha Sigma Literary Society IWEMEERS ROSEMARIE BRUMMETTE DICK HUIE FERRAL MORGAN JOI-IN CANNON BUELL HOLT PAUL MCKNIGHT LOUIS HUNDLES' MARTHA JEFFERSON LLEWELLYN PRICE FREDERICK REAMEY ALDA SLAYOEN MARX' STEVENS LAVERNE STEPP ROBERT STATON ' HELEN SNOW VVINSTON REID ROBERT EVANS LOUISE PRIMM FLORENCE CLAY CARL WRIGHT 91 Debate Council DR. B. S. FOSTER, Chair fsllflllfjf Rclfrrxxwrztzzlifzvm f P. NV. 'I'URkEN'r1xE R. T. PROCTOR lllllll Illllllllll Sigma Rc'j11'1'sz'r1t11fi1'e.v PAUL GAL1 ELMER Hoon .OVVAY Garlrmzl Rrfjzrvsffntzztiws DALLAS DAL'roN Osrzo Cosa 92 Pi Kappa Delta I fb lg 4 . g Y r ! 5 5 Va 5 OFFICERS NATI-IANIEL R. GRIswoLu . . .... .... P rvsidrnl OSRO Cons ..... . I'ife-President PAUL f?ALLOVS'AY . . . Srcrclary PLEIJGES DALLAS DAL'I'oN DAVID W. LASATER ELMER Hoon DEBATES Norflzal-Hendersofz-Brofwn, Boys 0uarhita-Henderson-Brown, Boys LEONARD CARSON MORRISON HAMILTON Normal-Henderson-Brown, Girls MARGARET Mooss HELEN GRAYSON Ozarlxv-Herzderson-Brozun, Girfx MILDRED HALL DORIS OWENS 93 0zarl's- NATHANIEL GRIswoLD MAHAN GRIZZARD Henderson-Brown, OSRO Cosa PAUL GALLOWAY Boys N 1 Q --PTT 1 ',,. Q E JK Q A' f V - Q' - P ai Q f- . Q . x I I -gi 51 fw: gx V4 :Nw A. 5x . as G 4 N Q 5a3,,.,+-.j-,, M X L ' , Q W k , I , gf Q, QQ X - D if X I 4-v.,Q.-'xx f f fr ' ' eff '71 - 'L 'ik Q, ,Q ,' 5 ' ,Q7Qg'-JJJ-C irvcfg.. .-- Nw--J -'-A 1 - 4 711zN,g.w,A r'1.,,4..,.4., c, . y A 1 .Ik 3 Qjlf 4Llfll4R.-171125 1 B N ' u A ' - if , -' mln. fmh ,Af ynluf Y J .12 LM, ,fe ' f3n.vf...f,.Z4w.,.. + ' Jwa':,5a,,EZ5zf5:,1z , ff. ff 51' f' ff , f 4 . 93241 QW, A 'J H Crwwwflf QfZCLLL.MLrgZ',z1Lfg4i f, ' Cfdu 78,26 V ' M V+ L axaeff 777617 ,ZfzTQ?1i4ux. p77LZ.'fwvCCJf1lc5C , ' lgmwf L J-lo. Y XV. C. A. 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Sophomore Class Reprwsenlati-ve . . . Assotialion Representative 99 The Pep Association OFFICERS ELMER Hoon . .... . President Doius Owexs . . . Sffrftary Lotus DICKINSON . - Tffll-VlU'f'f 755, SHIP VVITHOYT A RI'DDER might get somewhere, but its destination would 'J 5 be very uncertain. So, of course, the ship of enthusiasm, if allowed to drift at ? random, would waste itself upon the stormy sea and be of no benefit to the cause t ? for which it was built. Campus activities take sudden turns and routes that ' are surprising to the most sagacious, and require a steady hand to steer them aright. The detours in the campus life of Henderson-Brown has been tactfully managed and overcome this year by the president of this organization, Elmer Hood, and his co- oliicers, Doris Owens and Louie Dickinson. It is necessary to ascertain just who has been directly responsible for the valuable part of our enthusiasm, in particular. Those so-called yell leaders for the season 1924-25 were Hazel Kane, Vera Kinard, and Paul Gallowayg they ably filled their positions. VVith their earnestness and vivacity they accomplished marvels with their cohorts of cheerers. H. B. C. has got the pep and a little bit more. That little bit more might mean many things, but, brieliy, it signifies the true spirit which every sincere, peppy Hendersonian has and holds. And because ours is a school with a heart in it, and our athletes show their skill, some of the students were even prompted to assume the role of human horses Thanksgiving Day. They pulled a gigantic red and grey oval proudly across the football field. The Hoat was a marvel of beauty alone, but girls, clad in red and grey, who tossed the colors of their school to their boosters, perfected the scheme which the Pep Association had fostered. Every time the Reddies donned their togs and hit the line low and hard, that same spirit was manifested, though in a less spectacular manner than when our rivals from across the ravine were met. VVhen they fought in foreign territory, those wireless messages meant the same unfailing loyalty as the audible messages sent out to the team on Haygood Field. Variety is the spice of college life, however, so student elforts have never been limited to that form of athletics existing only in the Fall. There is a transplanting of that outdoor zeal and pep to the gymnasium where the Reddie quintet receives the whole-hearted support that the eleven had won. Then baseball and track claim their share of attention, and they get it, too- and it all issues from the same source. That inexhaustible enthusiasm also extends to the Reddi- ettes. They are important factors in this co-ed institution, and the record would not be complete without mentioning them and their splendid sportsmanship. There's Yale, and Princeton, and Cornell, Columbia, and Harvard-you know them wellg but there never was a name like Henderson. VVe are truly proud of all the winning ability she possesses-in athletics, in forensic arts, and in scholastic attainments. Be it ever so difficult, the Pep Association will rise to the demands of the occasion, and retrospection of this year's accom- plishments reveal that many obstacles have been overcome by the management of this organization. IOO f GDN Q: x,., llxl X ' gf:-Ea' 436331, ' I . 4 xX x xxx IO! lkPvPxNxPtTIll s LLM , 'twil l it 1 x ' tO KIISKIRERS I vt N0 I ' 'fflfof ive I 400904 W' 1 Ogg M .' . 1 . v ,I K 1 X -pl .X M' Q N t ,of '. F II' xp Xi ' I 5 4 ti A fx pl, V D, xx , K N , ., l ' x 1 , x, If -. ff - sn... ' ' -, e.-.,I'f, If je,-ef. , . , Q 4 4 ' .INNO N I QL, Nhat ,.I 4 -R ' 5 IOIOO Sim MO' .0 Oi 004 'z Q .A :IBS Il I 'S .,. 's I I 5 ,I ll' XX...-l BK IXIARIE Ar:RIe0I..fi III.Iz.xx0Iz AI.I,Is0x lVlIl.l1RED Axiuuksox Rlixix BISHOP Mus. GM' CII.-XMBICRS jmx CIIIQIIIILIN IiI,I..x M,-xx l5AYIS IiI.Iz.xI:HIII Dmxii PAL I.IwIi Dvxes hlp'lRION FIekaL'sox NIARY Fmtcv I.AIIv CIARE G.xRnxFk IIIaI.I:x timvsox CIII:Is'I'IxIc liRliEXIl.XVK' Vfxnx Cmis CiL4I,1.E'I'T jnnx lilIiCK C'I.,ik.x Buss IIIxI.I,m' P.-xL'I.INI: Ilfxxsnx I2I,Iz.-xIzI5'III Ihiakisox INIARI' Axx joxlis ll.XZl2I. KAXIQ YI-IR.X KIY,XRIJ .ARCHER LEA RL'1II AIARTIX Tor lYl.'XR5IIALL BI5L'I..xII MAE MEI,I..xIm FRANKIE AIORCAN lN'1YR'I'l.E lhl0RC.'XN VIvI.xx Mosrev AI.xI,x M0sI.Ev CI.HIu Urns ll,xRIu' PAIIIER IfI.0IiExeE PmvIzI.I. lfI.lSE RIZIII l.fll,'ISI'l SANIIERS IQXITIIZRIXIZ SQIINAIILI-1 Luci' IAORIQNE SII.xIu'IiR Ll.-INI5 SmII'I'II Cokxin S'll'lEI.M.XN luxe '1N,XYI,0R K.IvI'IIIiIzIxIi 'l'ENNvs0N XVII,x.x XVIzsr .'xL'DRliY I,I2.x liEA'l'lII.EY Rose Mun' BRL'MMIz'I r I.I'eII.I.Iz l3kv,xx'I' The Iixpressirnl I7ep:IrtIIIt-nt uf lIeIItlersIII1-HrmxII, ill mlclitinII to private work nntl well- nrganizecl classes, lllllilllilllli :I clrzimzitie eluh of I'e:Il north. lnvnlnnhle training is received throiigh the efheient work of this eluh. It meets weekly, nnml interestillg programs, which tends tn lessen SPlf-L'HIISCl4lllNIl1.'N5 Zlllll lu iIIIprm'e stage persoII:Ility, :Ire given :It envh meeting. The dramatic vlnh :Ilsu Carries nn the vniee Culture of the vlnss Zlllll private lessons. A numher nl interesting rule-:Int plays have lween Pflillllffll hy the 0l'gZllll2IIll0Il this year. lis- peeizillv xvorthy nf IIIeIItiIIII sire: ll'rnng Nzurilzfrs, Sparks llifuilzr, Alf. and Illrs. P. Rur, ,I Flozzwr of Yfdtlo, Tin' 7'l'll'L'l'Hll!1 111111, Zlllll Tin' .l'LL'IlA'l'lIlll!l. Foremost nf the dramatic elnh zlehievements this year, however, is the fnur-:ict play hy jnsephine I'restnn Penlwmly-Tfn' l'Ijn'r. This prmlIIetioII :Iffurtletl reinnrkzihle opportunity fm' acting, trziining in Ufhllllllilljl, svenie effect, Illlll lwnsiness lllllllfljlflllflll, for in all of these details experience is required lnr Il xvell-ruullded enurse. 102 O O I i ff' ,fs Ne ' 'Ns in 4 Z3 H nv s rp- h Q 54.9 , ' . I if I .Aw- ' M 1. 5 .M -1 ' 5 5 . - .,.+ --w,:j-L+.-, Agfa ',,1:::3:?.,:-N1-9'1 J. Ag, .wx ,P -L .KA I IX E, I i cc 'fi 25:52 !fgQ.mF413 ' :IA ' Aff' F ,::.A ig ,A -Lafsgzawggg ,,3,.,3- w, H I . I 1:, -::,.i-I Iv A I 11, 5 A . , 6- x 3 - V, Q, X I . ,.2-,:e.R-1,5 . A... .... EE: .I ,Is ,- . . , ' ., 5.35, L IEP-'L - - G 4,-iii, 17' ' X O. Z. O. Club ELVAREE BEASLEY LUCY JANE LUCAS MADRIE DUNN MARGARET MOOSE LOUISE RIDDICK RIEMBERS 103 BETTY RIDDICK BEss BARBY LOUISE MARTIN ELIZABETH HOLDER DORTHY MOSELY L -Q- -4 5 in? Kappa Alpha Tau Club RI15A11zERs lQ2S Uhrmcu B111115 liL'1cx1a'1'r IQ26 INIARY I.ou1sE PRIDE 1927 NHNNIE C'oP1e1..,xx11 Ifrmxxlla MORGAN XV1'n1.1a XV1x1nER1,1' I.0L'1sE Sfxxlnzks H128 M1111 1,15 Mokmx lIH1,1sN 'I10WI.IiR P01,1.x' DYKIES IO4. Bicle-a-Wee Club MEMBERS HELEN GRAYSON THELMA HARTZELL CLARICE SHAW ELTSE REID MARY C. PATTERSON ELLA MAX DAVIS MARTHA MCDONALD CARMEN MOON MILDRED HALL LUCY LORENE SHARYER FANNIE CARROL LEGG FLoss1E JENKINS 105 Vu Y wi 6' 'Qu N I S1 XE A L, I, 2 rlx. VLH ,1 Iv' I F57 X V Delta Alpha AIEMBERS DAISY BELLE VVEPFER ELIZAIIEIII HARRISON REv.I BISHOP XVILNA XVEST EVFLYN IIILL l'I,EI,IGI2s 106 XVINNIE .ALBRICHT IRENE PINNIX ALICE XVEPFER DORIS OXN'ENS JEAN CORRIGAN Eta Beta Pi . BIEMBERS VIVIAN MOSLEY HAZEL KANE DOROTHY BUTLER JANE SMITH LADY CLARE GARDXER CHARLOTTE GOODLETT Enm-1 LEIDY BERXICE NORSVVORTHY MARY BILLINGSLEY 107 5' 0- v- . V ,B V' 11 . , Q sk Union County Club KI ENIHERS IAKE BROACII jaw Cokalmx NllI.DRIiIJ HALL Fliknm, Mommy FFLIX M,x'1'm5ws ESPIE N1ARRABI.li FRED I..-xwuaxca AINSLEY 'I'Ax'L0w. CTRESSIE l'Ms'1'EAn IOS NEWTON HAMMOND 4 I I Q 5 ,SQESTEA ,: . A me Y S. W 5'2 6 6 3 4 N ' Q A .A J ,fe I .K ' V, ,X fs-5' tb A ,Af .Ser bg. I A ' ' ' A A I , T i A1-lcaclelphia Belles Cluln Moflo: The world without a fiapper is like 21 bell without a Clapperf' OFFICERS ELIZABETH WORKMAN . . .lvvsidwzt LILLIAN CANNON T0'1' MARSHALL . . . I'ifv-Pzrsidnzl lVlI'l.DRED ANDERSON RIERIBERS GRESSXE UMSTEAO MARIE AGRXCOLIX MILDRED ANDERSON REVELLA ANDERSON CORINNE BEVILL GERTRUOE COOKE JEVVELL COOKE ELIZABETH DOANE EMMA DOANE GLADX'S BUTLER EUNICE CANNON EVELYN CANNON LILLIAN CANNON MA1'rIE BELLE COBB PAULINE GALLOWAI' AGNES GLASS MINION GLASS W7ILLIE GREENE FRANCES HARRIS JANET JACKSON STELLA LANOSTON ANNIE MELLARO 'FOT MARSHALL MARGARET HOIE NI-:SEIT JULIA PLOTNER FLORENCE POVVELL IRENE RIGGIN DOROTHY RUP.-KRD 109 Flofwfr: Blue Bell Srfrflary . Trrzzsursr DAMONO RUSHING KATHERINE 'INENNYSON RUTH VVATSON DAISY BELLE WEPFER MAE WHIPPLE ETHEL SUE VVHIPPLE FRANCES WHITESIOE ELIZABETH VVORKMAN .1 . 2'1 5,4 gf? .X f Republican RIIEAIIIERS 'Q x IN QIEIKK 051:11 COE!! 1.1,o::.11'n Cwfn ' IIILEN limxgrniq IiRNliE'lINli II.x51.:1 Ii.x'1111aR1x1: KILFNNELS 7111111 1.111111 VV11.x.1 XV1is'1' C1.1:11x 01,115 P.,x1'1.1N1i AL's'11N EA111, L1aw1s IZv,11.EN.-1 IlL 1c11151 ROBERT 12011153 SARA PREVk'l5'l'l MIRIAM FI'1f1Ac1i11 RALP11 LIENVIS D01111-lx' Rrvxkzn M,x11.xx GR1zz11R11 I'IAR01.n BERRY EVANS XVki1:11'1' MRS. Gkfxm' SM1111 H1155 QIRACE L1f0xA1u1 X13 1 , I .X 9 ' ., A ,S I' 1 - ' ' 1 1, .4 A' 1. 11,:f . gi . I 1 f . 1 . 9 f 1 4 ' ' 9 fi w. N 1 - N -f f 1 1 A V' J QX Q xii ' . - I AXXX Q f , . 9? 1 ,QL 1 1 V1 ' 4' ' X ' 1 X ' 7' , 1, 1 0 1 as -A eau hes 1 A ,A 1 . . X, 'DM W ,Y A Y A W 1 A X , A f :N 4 . X Y ' 1 0 xg I , W,-U s l :N-' ' U 21 v QQ -1!v:','Lf N 1, X K ,. Q T 3 2 5 5 .4 5 'I C 5 A ? 1 gi F 5 SALLIE HUMPHREYS 1 I3 THELMA fi.-XRTZELL 1x4 iq., X V 5 a L , . , .A .- ,I I V ,..- .... .,',, ' - , N-. JEAN CORRIGAN 1 I 5 Evrznx flILI H6 ATHLETICS v 4 1 r 1 '.-ffm' .'.'! ' J. I ,iv L ' 1', ' l .X 1 ' it 1 I f 1 x , I , N . , n ,..f. I - - ' ,rx s 1' 51 L , ,JA 1 1 1 s 1 4- W A v U , - f W2 .L 4 ., T , 'V , I W, y H 1, 5 . . w, ,. ,- 4.1 1, 9 l.1,, L, ':..,,,. U' 5 Lb V - W ug-.1 xf. . n f, Q.kii' in .I xv 5i. Q . Alxlwl M134 jx. A' ' 'A .J . r X r , J 1 . M x '7' - COACH JIMMIE HAYGOOD, Dirartor of Atlzlctirs 119 1. 4 . , ' . ' fx '7' 5 C 5? ' ' if ', 'Hain 6' ,. A 'E-.1 Wig? 'J M ' , , Twi..- fm, . . fglffwlglg J ,rg -Q 'T. 1 ' LW, S? 3 . gi I R -- .Siva 1 ! 4 . kill A .2 The .HHN ASSOCL'-3.tiOI'l OFFICERS XVll.nL'R XVm'I'rHORxE . . . . . FLMER Hoon . AIENIHERS J. D. PLCKE11' Joh QIRACFY Sll'l'l' I7.-u,l..xs I7,xl.'mx janv Amms YICIUR liLI.1,0cK IZRSRIRIQ URME Univ-3 Ni1'lUXliY REX Rxmsrix' f'l.ARF.XL'I'I C'f,Rx1sH Loan Drxc.-xx USRO Conn I21,:m,R llnrm -Irmx Rw IZO . Preyidrni Srfrrlnry ,Im PERRY XV11,RL'R XVIIITIHURNE IQLMRR SEWRLL BRL U6 VKTRIGH 1' S. Uux L'n.'xx1mR5 IAEUXARID CARSON BRRRIR PARKER IfR.xxR juxklxs RURPR1' 'I'n0MM.xss0x PAH, LIVELY RU-l1s XVOLPIA' R055 COBB 150 UT' M9 X X, I LUMWJ Gafalw 4l,'Q '- QQWMEMM Eayfldal? 5.12543 - MW MQW! my , 1 1 V f- Qc 4 js 3' s ,. W I le -A f' 1. . , s 3 1. 1,44 Q Q 2,3 . , . -1 X . 'ia S , 521:-2. .1-1-.5-f . - Football ' E1,A112R S12w1?1.1,, Guard, 160 lbs. ERs141N1z ORA112, Right End, 165 lbs PRESCO'l'I', ARKANSAS HUGO, OKLAHOMA OHN AI11-XNIS,Ll'fI Tf1rH1', 11111 lbs. I,12ux,xR11 CARSON. Umm-, 158 lbs. NASHVILLE, ARKANSAS DIERKS, ARKANSAS PAL1. L1v121.Y, Gzmnl, 168 lbs. fIl.EXl'YUOIl, ARKANSAS l22 1 . ff' --I Si' 5- ': - 3 - -1 25, 1 1 .. -' -' 13 4' - 'leg ff 2 . 12f5E,aif2? f A 'Q - 21- .5 mv, -. 1 ' ' -. fa A ' . . 35 , -dz., x, VQVUV A I, .f2a2:fe2:::1.' V 1 .11 1, Q K- I ' LL Ll A A Football DALLAS DALTON, Left Gum-11, 185 lbs. VICTOR BULLOCK, Qufzrm-bm-A-, 150 lbs STEPHENS, ARKANSAS PINE BLUFF, ARKANSAS FRANK JENKINS, Right Guard, 175 lbs. REX RAMSEYV, Lrft End, 185 lbs. GURDON, ARKANSAS FORDYCE, ARKANSAS VVILBUR VVHITTHORNE, Half, 135 lbs. BENTON, ARKANSAS 123 si-sf A ' if-,ffl . J ,,., Q, ,X .Nt 1 . .5 'l l1.5ivl 1 ? i 5115111 I 4 I. Football BENN1E PARKER, 1 11lllm1'l-, 1711 lbs. flENE AIUONIZY, L1-ff llnff, 178 lbb VVINNI5'lliI.Il, l.OL'ISlAN.X liI,DOR.-XIJO, ARKANSAS liRL'cE VVR1GH'r, 7'llt'A'If'. 155 lbs. Rl'IfL'S NVu1.1fE, f1vt'Ilfl'I', 1611 lbs GKRIIOX, ARKANSAS BIXYTEX, ARKANSAS Lum: D1'Nc.xN, llfzlflfml-, Iflli lbs. I'I X E IZI1' I' F, .-XRKA X515 124 J, Nt-I 1. li 5 bs'-1 ' PY 1L lf'-'1 FQ 1 1 FLA ,.-,-b.-,,.,.--.---A..,v, li ,. l7i'f?4al+:f57 4' A 1 I QAQ7 6 Football ROBERT THUM.-xssox, R. T., 1711 lbs. CARENC12 CORNISH, R. Il., 168 lbs ARKAIJELPHIA, ARKANSAS PINE BLUFF, ARKANSAS JOHN RYE, Q11zz1'tf'rb1z1'K', 157 lbs. RUSSl2I.LVlI.I.E, ARKANSAS - 4-ffgq 5 , - ' ,ffm - 1 fr P 125 Review of the Season 2355- REVIEXVING the football season of '24, with its mingling of hopes and dis- ' appointments, its victories and defeats, there is much to be said in praise of the P Reddies, a team which, throughout the term of its gridiron activities, played f Y under the handicap of constant physical injuries. Yet, they fought their way QL through a hard schedule and came out with a fair share of victories to their credit. Only six letter men returned to bear the standard of Henderson-Brown through the autumn of I924. Around this nucleus was gathered a squad of husky, powerful new men, and from this combination was evolved a machine, potentially powerful, but sometimes lacking in perfect co- hesion. The Reddies began the season in Nashville, Tennessee, with the Vanderbilt Commodores. In the past, Vandy has regarded this game as a mere practice scrimmage. This time, the Com- modores were surprised and somewhat demoralized by the fury of the Reddie attack, and were forced to play an entirely defensive game. They were extremely lucky to score two touchdowns, one coming on a blocked punt. The score of I2 to o, small as it is, is not entirely descriptive of how hard fought the game really was. The next game of the season was played in Little Rock, on October 10, with the Russellville Aggies. The XVonder Boys came down to Little Rock expecting a hard fought game. This expec- tation w as fully realized. The Reddies took the lead by scoring a touchdown in the initial minutes of the game. They retained this lead until the last few minutes of play, when a break gave the Aggies the ball anti a touchdown. An unusually lucky kick for extra point after touchdown tied the score at 7 to 7, as the final whistle blew. Next, the Reljltlies met the Austin College Kangaroos on the Texans' own stamping ground. This game showed the real offensive power of the Reddie machine. The Reddies pushed the oval across twice in the first few minutes of play, but injuries and lack of men caused them to wither before the rush of the Kangaroos in the last quarter, which netted Austin College three touchdowns and victory. The Reddies celebrated their first game of the season on Haygood Field by trouncing the College of the Ozarks Mountaineers by the score of Z7 to 7. Here the powerful driving of the Reddie backfield gained almost at will. The Hendrix game, played at Little Rock October 31, was the greatest disappointment suffered by the Reddies during the season. Handicapped by a loss of me11, due to injuries, breaks in the game, fumbles, and penalties on the part of the Reddies gave Hendrix two touchdowns and a I2 to 6 victory. In consequence of the reverse suffered by the Reddies al Little Rock, the strong showing made by them against the State Teachers College a week later was doubly gratifying to the Red and G ray supporters. At ll o time did the Normal threaten the Reddie goal. Their only point came from a 40-yard drop kick, which paved the way to a I9 to 3 victory for Henderson. The following week the Reddies loosed the full fury of their attack upon the unsuspecting Panthers, of Arkansas College. The team was in good condition and worked as one man. Their efforts y vere rewarded with gl points-while the most the Panthers could annex was a cipher. The Thanksgiving Day struggle between the Reddies and their ancient foes, the Ouachita Tigers, a game hailed as the classic of Arkansas football, was one of the cleanest, hardest, and most spectacular game Acl of a long series between the two rivals. ever aerial attack by the Tigers gave the Reddies the small end of a I2 to o score. 126 Louis SMITH . . Ross COBB . . JAMES PERRY . , . MARVIN CHIPMAN . OSRO COBB . . . FRANK JENKINS . ERSKINE ORME . PERCY BELL . . . ROBERT THOMASSON HEARIX HARMON . BYRON CRAIN . . V1c1'oR BULLOCK . JOE GRACEY STITT . OVERTON ANDERSON The Team 129 . Manage: Third Base . Shortstop Third Ban' Right Field . . Pitcher . First Base . . Catcher . Left Field . Short Stop Second Base Right Field . . Pitcher . . Pitcher R-K . '-SVJ1 I K ff M9735 . ' , f SPUR I 5 ' 'Q Q Q? F , , . wr L . '. '-f 4 ff! . f1,, U, fi X L f, J ff' X ffxsl . . ,L T V, x 32:-,.. ,, 'X jj! Exp. 3 f f ' f-X1 -' '- ' W Edgy- Xu Nsvlsx Nm x wmyrgwfi, M-U Mk. is 711: xi . 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MARGARET MOOSE . HAZEL KANE . . MYRTLE MORGAN . MIRIAM ELBERFELD . DORIS OWENS . . Girls' Basketball Miss VADA GULLETI, C0llt'1l 533 E . . . .Guard Forfward, Captain . . .Forfward . Center . Center . Guard . Guard . Guard .43 -.vi ' .. aw? qi, A Q Q .- F. If l'.- - ,OW .J V ., f.. , 1' - 3 0 jgnmi 1 7' 'iff ,vp V-,VXI- .. F A5 .11 ,Z ' OS 1 S53 Q sg .if 5,5 AA. F7 , 31. I ' 15 T' 'Y , ' Um V 'f X L 3 L , W T 1... ,vw ,-,J ' fi, , A ,. ,.4 1 .1111 Y . E'- Q1 71 I '. ig N91 . 3, X ' fd' -p -A ,- 1. i,- nf 1 - r I gf 5 fr KW -V .16 L, -, -..-Jw. Q E fi N- . E 3 -K if ??T'7? f1fT ' ' H' 5' O THE OTHER BRANCH OF SPORTS 134 mmumwmwwa Q wld NJ 'W X ff X X :z A x.-f g jfx We ,Q f . 7 RZXWQQQXZ f- Q.. DAVID VV. LAS.-VI ER DALLAS H. DALTON SAM B. CROCKER . Leoxfuzn CARSON . BUELL HOLT . . Gamma Sigma- jonx Gnzcx . Donsox LEONARD .2 X D.'xvm W. I..xsA'1mz DAI,l,.-XS II. DA1.'1'ox The Star Staff Plmtograplz Editor . ..... Sjwrzial Garland- HAROLD BERRY . . .lllllriizs SAM Mf!N'lfIOMIiKX' . , Spfrial 136 . Edifof-in-Lwiff Business Manager . .4.r.ris!ant Editor . .4.r.fi:tanl Business Manager Upxilon Phi- MILDRED HALL . ELPSE REID . Plzilomaflfran- Enrm Lmm' . . VVIAME AALBRIGIIT . . Associate Editor . Stenagraplier . . Snapshots . Snapxhols . Spvfial 2 1 X A qs. 1-' x - Q15 5 Q- ff' 'Q H' 6.-nv: 44. ,2'1' A at 1 Q , -AH ll- . ' , . .. ., 'Zi ' A iff-g:.:f 2 Jury . f Q QA! I., ' f n. 4 7':-5 1 1 Q ff - 'P 4 ' ' ' :TE-Z:g2i:,.,,.,g,.f',. ' , ' H Q,-4. :E75E'1'Z'2Eg..: , kv, ,-1,5 .V V,-'Ein :fifi mf -1.255 39-:'45'2:51,' .. 353?:'3 ?'E'Qf5a2Qf, ' A 1 1 . ,. Wa. .,,,::::::-q., 32:1 9 . fi , , - . ' A ' X 221311 ' . , , '9?',, 55' 1 3 1' '15 2 - 'A f .r V .. -.fa M f3',::' - , ' 42315.-1: N? . A Y. 42: 1 'I' ' ' - X, + X, 3 AFP . , ,. fa' js ,,., :5v,:gvgj5,5-1, -L - qw . ,,,,, ' L , - Q :ZES, 7:v. ' 1 ' ' f 1 .,,. 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Alway s, the thing upper' most in his feehle mind is THE SIAR-will it ever he a reality? You think you have studied, hut when you are called upon to report at classes, I don't know is an excellent answer, in that it is the truth, the whole truth, and nothing else hut the truth. Then you are glad that you haven't the eyes to see yourself as others see you, he-Cause you feel like- XVhen you stop to Catch your hreath and Q 14 lip? Eur yj -,Q find yourself in the midst of a Cyclone of .X 'QQ XVhy don't you do this? XVhy did you do il that? You can't have the time today, 'A That is not important, you realize that you TX, ' , must move your ofhee, you try to have an in- I X j i3 J H terview with the husiness manager and find I that he is too husy relieving himself of too Aww? F.-Ilfvm vultllf much cash on hand, you feel like throwing up Um, .,,, ,.,,me S 'tb J vff' your hands and saying, XVhat is the use? 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