Henderson State University - Star Yearbook (Arkadelphia, AR)
- Class of 1927
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'AN I' X. 25 N THE CLASSES 'A all X 1 I' fi, Q N lx fl BOOK III 'Wix ' LS! f ATHLETICS Q Sm-J br l' M9 X'-L ,-X V! A A f' I V BOOK IV S fgrfgif fffj If FAVORITES AND Ssfsgg X f9jzOf ORGANIZATIONS f H A jr N 'lf ' ,ff . Awww f3AffMWF7fZ' r mg! ,M if ,-,1? f ,5ff ,1 lA 11' 'J' L If lf lnf' ,iirgff J -, f N l 1 EMT SX.-x,.,f I xx ff If , jx -J Ai I X 'xgid ,.'- fy, ff xxxxv MMM 1. X ' 7 fi, 1 LAHH x f f' X, X in is - H f' XX X 'a f 1 X . 'F 1-. :Eff W Q ' gym mb '!E: 'W' 'a f' 'ig f -'Q ax X 52 1 LX 115367 ,. Til.. W an fi? , ffl 'ff 'I' Q we ft VW i mr 'f f 'W cw tiff 'lt k t' xo fx fi tv fm ni A W ifi- ' WV l xuriiiiihi Y g My if fXa4,vQ7'wylYQbu x 5 ,11 , , wdvf V? my , i ' Inf Ui if X I i ,l. I. N 5 P I ' ' '--' 111 NL' . if i I w nm We a e t Ni ' M Aff fy f i no a' QQ ' 1 ' K Maw , '1 ' , i 4 O 0 , i . ai fi it f if a i x m y 4' vb: LtLiQihR ,A, A L! 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Tr1'z1.v1n'rr Rrnx' ADAMS Pfxnmrxla AL's'1'Iv M ,xR'1'H,-x .ALFORIJ Nhux' AALFORII KVI.-XRIli .ACRICOLA N1Il.llREl7 Axmaksox ll.xkOLn Braun' Rvfxix BISHOP SAM CROCKER MMIIHQRS IXIAIJRIS ljUNfY l'ZI,IZ.XBli'l'lI Drmxra EMMA DO.-xxli C'LA1uaxCL FlfL'1'Ox PAULINE U,x1.l.OwAY CI'l.XRI.0'I'I'Ii flO0IlLE'l'T M,-xnxx QIRIZZARD AL's'1'1x Ilumxras PAUL IIORTON ,ANNIE IIAMHER SALLIE HUMPr1k1ix's ELIZ.-XBE'l'l-I HOLDER FLOSSIE jrzxmxs VERA IQINARD RALPH LENVIS EARL Luwxs AARCHIZR LEA P.'XL'I, I.lvviI.Y NIERLE IVIARTIX DOIAOTHY RL'P,XRIH Nhkx' McDOx.x1.n I.Ox1x.'x SAxnERs joux PAUL MQCOXXH L I.L'cY LORENE Slfmxnix lNI.xRO.xkE'l' MOOSE IZLMER SEWALL FLORENCE POVYIQLL NIIRI.-XM THACKER JULIA PI.0'I'NER lf.-XTIIERIXE TEXNYSOX IRRNE Rmmx IRENE TAYLOR Snxsmxn Rmmx M.-XR-IORINE TLRNI-:R 23 W f I f , ' ll lIllll 'mW 'h ff , . ff I 1 11 Wfl ' 1',ff4f4'Il1 .-,s.. .Q . .. - ,., ..s,...,, ss ,YV , ,, W, Senior Class Dk. BENJAMIN S. FOSTER Dr. Foster is the best loved teacher of Henderson. He has not been with us all this yeur, but his teachings of the past will never be forgotten. VVhen we think of Doctor Foster, we think of high ideals, the good that he stands for. Every student of Henderson is devoted to this dear old man. Miss NIILDRED SHERRQD Miss Sherrod is just lots of fun and she is Z1 friend to every student. She has a lasting per- sonality and a sweetness that can never be forgotten. She is always ready to do things that will help the other fellow. Miss Sherrod is loved not only by the Seniors but by everyone. RIATT ELLIS Since coming back to Henderson, with his M.A. degree, Matt Ellis has introduced a number of innovations that have looked toward better scholarship and conduct of the school. He is :A man of breadth, widely acquainted with social problems, firm in decisions, but possessed of u rnrc sympathy in the handling of students that wins not only esteem, but love. Senior Class BIILDREIJ MARY ANDERSON . ..... . .Ai-kadelphia, Arkansas Ulysiion Phi A.B. and 13.0. Masquers Club, '24, '25, '26, '27, Treasurer A. B. l'., '25. '26, President A. B. C.. '27, President Society, '27, Las Brujas de Arena, '27, Inter-Society Reader, '25, Vice- President Society, '26, French Club, '24, '25, Choral Club, '26, Pep Council, '26, '27. Little in body, but she has a big heart and a big smile. She is the pep of the class. Mildred has been a faithful worker in everything that she has undertaken. This little maid proves the saying, Precious things are often done up in small packages. OYVEN EVANS WRIGHT . ..... . Gurdon, Arkansas Garland A.B. President Senior Class, President Junior Class, Starr Staff, Reddies, '26, Dragons, '22. '22, '24, '25, Society Officer, four quarters: Society Orator, '26, President Society, '2T: Othf-er Men's Club Association. Stuntz's catching smile, intoxicating laughter and distinctive personality have been Il source of great pleasure to his many friends in Henderson. From a little bit of a freshman he has become a man of high rank on the football field, a successful student, voted the most popular boy in school, and has had the honor of being president of his class for the past two years. Stuntz is liked by everybody, everywhere. ' ELIZABETH HOLDER . ..... . . VVarren, Arkansas U1-silon Phi A.B. Cliurtt-r Member U. Z. O., Society Otticer, four quarters, Rush President, '26, Vi1-e-Prcsi- dent Class, '26, Member Pep Council, '27, Vive-President Frenr-h Club, '27, Blue eyes, yes, and ll most pleasing personality. That's Dearie. X'Vnen she is given Il thing to do, she does it. Although Denrie is not a voice student, the girls on the third Hoor will miss their song bird next year. A l Senior Class SALLIE BIABEL HUMPHREYS . . .,... . Hot Springs, Arkansas Pliiloxmitliteun A.B. Helen Hardy Bible, '26, '27, Society Oltit-er. '24, '25: Y. XV. C. A. Cabinet, '26, Student Council, '27, Sons and Daughters Club, '24, Junior Class Officer, '25, To be loved, be lovable. If this be true, Sallie is certainly loved, for she is a lovable character. She has the honor of winning the beauty contest two years. Sallie is a quiet, thoughtful, depend- able girl. She is admired by all who know her. BRODA HUEL ERNVIN . . i ..... . Warren, Arkansas Gamma Sigma. B.S. Class Otlicer, '23: Society Otiifrer, eight quarters: Officer Pep Association, '25, Star Staff, '26, President Society. '2T: Editor Star, '27, Brotla's ready wit and genial humor have endeared him to all who know him. His executive ability is well demonstrated by this year's STAR, of which he was editor-in-chief. He is endowed with all those qualities which go to make a gentleman, and he carries with him the best wishes and highest hopes of the Class of '27. REV.-x VVEIR BISHOP . ...... . . Ashdown, Arkansas Pliilomnthczui A.B. and B.O. Omit-li- Staff. '25, '26, '273 Assistant Editor Orin-le. 'flii Star Staiff, 'ZT3 Sovie-ty Otlivur. four quarters, President Society, 'ZTQ Se:-ri-tary Y. XV, C. A., '26, '2'7g lleltzt Alplm Chi, '24, '25, '26, '271 Fre-nch Club, '25, 'ilig Via-e'1'resitlent Class '27: IJ1':i1n:itic t lul1, '24, '25, ljliartm-r Member Masque-raders, '2Tg Reyn,-rafters Club, '27. Reva is one of the best students in school. She is dependable, with Z1 generous supply of originality added, and ever ready to do her part of any task. Reva is a favorite of the faculty and the student body. Our only wish is that there were more like her. SCI'1iOI' Class AI.-XRJ.-XRINE TLVRNER . ...... . Atkins, Arkansas Philomutlu-an B.O. Univvi-sity Arkansas, '24, '25g Readers Diploma, Harding College, '26: DAX, '27, VVe only wish that Marjarine had thought of Henderson two years ago. VVe are glad that she came to us this year ,to receive her degree. Although we have only known her this year, she has won I1 place in our hearts. To know her is to love her. PAUL LIVELY . ...... . Glenwood, Arkansas Gamma Sigma B.s. Q Football, '24, '25, '26, '2Tg Basketball. '25, '26, '27g Bas--hall, '25, '26, '27: Captain Bas- ketball? '26g Best All-Round Athlete, '2li, Soreiety Oiiiuer, two quartersg President So- 4-ivty, T. Paul is an all-round athlete, and Henderson loses one of her best men when he leaves. He not only shows his ability on the athletic field, but in the class room as well. His good looks are ever a menace to the feminine heart. There is no doubt that Paul will win fame for himself and his Alma Mater when he enters the professional field. EMMA ANITA DOANE . . . . . . . A1-kadelphia, Arkansas Philomathean A.B. Las Ilrujus ds- Arena. '2.J, '26, '2T3 Pre-nl-h 1'lulv, '24, Alpha Bt-tu Phi. One sees in Emma a seemingly carefree person, with a genial smile and friendly word for everybody. She saw Fit to leave Henderson for, one year and seek knowledge in a neighboring institution, but the members of the Class of '27 are glad that she returned to receive her diploma with them. Senior Class ARCHER FRANCES LEA . .... . Kingsland, Arkansas Upsilon Phi A.B. and B.O. Society OIDECGF, four quarters, Dramativ Club, '24, '25, '26, '27, Oflicer Helen Hardy Bible Class, '26, Masquers Reporter. '26, Member Student Council, '26, '27, Secretary Mas- quers, '27, Bide-a-XN'ee, '27, Medal in Dramatic Direction, '26, It is hard to believe so much energy and enthusiasm could be found in one little human being. VVith her quick action follows on the thought. Archer does everything that she undertakes whole-heartedly. She is a talented reader and has been a faithful worker in the Dramatic Club. JOHN PAUL MCCONNELL . . . . . . . Boonville, Arkansas Garland A.B. Oracle Staff, '25, '26, '27, Editor Oracle, '27, Editor Freshman Oracle, '25, Editor Sophomore Oracle, '26, Intercollegiate De-hater, '25, '26, '27: Inter-Society Debater. '26, '27, Track Point Vvinner, '25, '26, Pi Kappa Delta, '25, '26, '27, Vice-President Officer, seven quarters, President Garland Society, '27, Y. XV. C. A. Cabinet, '26, Stair Staff, '26, '27, President Men's Club Association, '27, Manager Reddiettes, '27, President At-e Club, '27, President Pre-Medical Club, '27, Dragons, '25, '26, Lambda Beta Delta., '26, '27, Pep Association Council, '27, john Paul's personality and ability as a leader is evidenced by the number of honors held by him. In recognition of his versatility he was chosen as the best all-round boy in school. He has a host of friends on the campus, who are conhdent that a large measure of success is in store for him. LUCY LORENE SHARYER . . .... . . Clarksville, Arkansas Upsilon Phi B.O. XVinner Inter-Sotfiety Reading Contest, '25, Y. XV. C. A. Cabinet, '26, '27, Oracle Staff. '26, '27, Stair Stalt. '26, '27, Sec-rotary Student Body, '27, Pep Count-il, '26, '27, Greater Henderson-Brown, '27, Dramatic Club, '25, Vice-President Masquers, '26, Treasurer Mas- quers, '27, Society Omcer, four quarters, President Society, '27, Bide-a-XYee Club, '25, '26, '27. Lucy Lorene has no enemies. Her faithfulness to duty and her willingness to help others has made her many friends. She is attractive and has a winning personality in addition to her intellectual qualities. Lucy is one of those ambitious persons who finished in three years with 21 desire to be a doctor's wife. SCI'liO1' Class RIARIIZ AGRICOLA . ..... . Arkadelphia, Arkansas Upsilon Phi A.B. Marie is a quiet, modest, unassuming girl, hut she does well what she is given to do. She is a girl who knows not the meaning of enemies, for enemies she has none. Marie is a friend to ull. ' SAMUEL BOONE CROCKER . . . . . . . Lewisville, Arkansas Garland A.B. President Sophomore Class, '25, President Student Tlody, '26, '27p President Greater Ile-nderson-Brown Club, '27g President Jack Tirllrnll Bible Class, '27g Secretary Jack Tidball Bible Class, 'EEZ L, B. D.. '25, '26, 'ITL Prssiml--nt, l.. R. D., '2T: Society Oflicer, sew-n ' 'by 'T Stair Stan, ':li, Score-tary Men's Club. '27, Inter- quarters: Oracle Staff, '2:,, 'LZ Q 2 Sm-iety Orator, '27, President Society, '27. There are few like Sam. In him we find those wonderful qualities which go to make a man among men. He is one we can trust to stand for the right, and a sympathetic and understand- ing friend. Sam is a prominent leader in various college activities. He is reserved and quiet, hut has ri certain friendliness about him that speedily wills the hearts of all those who know him. Success is surely his. LoNlN.x SANDERS . ...... .Hope, Arkansas Pliilomzitlnwin B.S. l'nix'e-rsity of Arkansas, thrut- yr-nrsg Eta Beta Pi, '27, Lonina has lieen in Henderson only a little more than a year, but in that short time she has proved un asset to her Lon. Though diminutive in stature, we know she will till Il big place in the world. S6I'liO1' C1855 FRANCES ELIZABETH DOANE . ...... . Arkadelphia, Arkansas Pllilomatht-an A.B. Las Brujas de Arena, '25, '26, '27, French Club, '24, '25, Alpha Beta. Chi. This young lady was not content to leave Henderson with only one degree, so returned this year to receive her diploma in literary work. She is an accomplished reader, a good student, and a loyal friend. The Class of ,27 sends her forth confident that nothing but success can come to one with her capabilities, ideals, and rare qualities. ELRIER SEWALL . . . . . . Prescott, Arkansas A.B. - Gamma Sigma. Elmer is another of those energetic students who finish in three years. It would require no less space to mention his bad qualities and too much to enumerate his good ones. He is coaching in Gurdon High School this year, and his exhibition as a coach promises much success. He has been missed by the members of the Senior Class and others, and we will be glad to have him back for his degree. ixIARG.-XRET NIOOSE . ....... . iiflorrilton, Arkansas Philomathcnn A.B. Captain Basketball Team, '27: O. Z. O., Secretary, Pi Kappa Delta. 27, Sw-rotary r-I Class. '2-4: Society Officer, one quarter. Rarely does one student possess the combination of willingness and ability, but Polly belongs in the class of those who can and will. Her work as center of the basketball team has been an important factor in the Reddiettes' list of victories the past three years. As a student she has a record of merit. Her versatility is sufficient to indicate that there are a number of undertakings in which she might distinguish herself. SC1 liOI' Class ANNIE LAFAYETTE HAMITER . ..... .Bradley, Arkansas Upsilon Phi A.B. Society Ollie-er. six quarters: Vive-President So:-iety, '26, President Society, '27: Treasurer Y. XV. C. A., '25, '2T: Intertollegizite Dt-liatt-r, '26, 'ETQ Pi Kappa Delta, '26, '27: Seeretary Senior Classy Biglce-rt-Xvee, '27g Star StaH', '26, '27. NVe find in Annie a rare mixture of qualities which enable her to do most anything and do it well. As a faithful worker in many activities the has won a place in the hearts of the students of Henderson. If college is an index of later life, we can aafely predict success in .its fullest sense for Annie. - C. G. FELTON . . ...... . Jacksonville, Arkansas Gamma Sigma B.S. Clarence is a kind of man who is going to make a success of everything he goes into. Guided hy a high sense of integrity and full of the go spirit, his future looks bright indeed. VVe lose him with many regrets. IXJROTHY RUPARD . ..... . Arkadelphia, Arkansas Philumathean A.B. Sm-ivty Vliliv--r, tlnw-- quarters: I-'iw-iivli Vlnh, '2-lg Spanish Clull, '27: Alpha Dt-ta Chi. llorntliy is an artist of no little ability. XVhenever her help has been enlisted in any under- taking she has always responded. Her Congeniality is one of her most sterling qualities and she is a never-failing friend. XVe have no doubt that to so talented :x member of the Class will Come suCCesS. S6l'liO1' Class 9 RIARTHA IQATHLEEN ALFORD . , .... . . ilVlLll'fI'CCSb0l'O, Arkansas Upsilun Phi A.B. Society Utlicer, four qua:-tt-rsg St-liularship Mffwlnl. one quarts-rg Zeta Tau. '25. '26, '27g vhni-al Pluli, '15, ':fs, '27. Martha is usually known as one of the Alford twins. However, her individuality manifests itself in those qualities which count for most in life. As a friend she is sincere and trust- worthy, and her record in the classroom is an enviable one. VVe know she will always he a credit to the Class of l27. H.xRoLD BERRY . .... . Gurdon, Arkansas Garland A.B. Associate Editor of Oracle, '25. '26, 'ZTQ Y. XV. C'. A. Cabinet. '2li, '27g President Garlantl Society, Officer Garland Society, two quarters: Rayerofters' Club, '27, Harold is the college poet and literary genius of the classg in addition to this ability his sincerity, wit and friendliness have made many friends for him. VVe know that on the sea of life his chart of hrain and compass of character will guide him swiftly long the straight and narrow course to success. ANNIE IREN15 TAYLOR . ...... . . hialvern, Arkansas Philonmtllean A.B. and B.O. 1'l'1,'SlLlL'l1i Y, XY. l'. A.. '27g Y. XY. V. A. Caliinc-t, '24ig Pi Kappa Dr-Ita: S----1'i-tary Masquurs. '2Iig Life Service Superintendent: Spanish lfluh, '26, '27. Irene is one of the hest students in school. She has been 11 leader of many activities, and has managedithem well. She always undertakes big things and does them well. uf --E i.,,., . 2 SCHiO1' Class CATHEIUNE ELIZABETH TENNYSON ..... . Arkadelphia, Arkansas I llllU1'IlZll.lll'illl A.B. Dx'a.1natiu Club, '23, '2-lg Itlnswgm-rs, '2tig Vive-P1-Qfsidc-iit A. B. C.: President Las Brujas de Arena, '273 Choral Club, '25, '26, '27. lVhen one glances atfCatherine, one thinks that she is very quiet, but she is always full of pep. She is very original and is an A student. VVe do not know what Cat plans to do next year, but we do know that she will be successful, for success has always been hers. AI.-XHAN GRIZZARD . ...... . Fort Worth, Texas Gamma Sigma A.B. Freshman Debaterg Pi Kappa Delta: Y. M. C. A. Cabinetg Society OfI'ieor, three quarters. Mahan is a man who has adopted the policy of saying little and doing much, and actions speak louder than words. He is a real student, and can claim many friends. Although rather reserved and more or less dignified, he possesses a strong determination, a splendid personality, and through these qualities alone we predict a brilliant future for him. MARY ALFORD . . . . . . . .lVIu1'freesboro,Arkansas Upsilon Phi A.B. Srw1'vt:xi'v of Life Servings Band, '24, '251 President ul' Z4-la 'I'u.u Clulu, '36, 'Sig Such-ty I Uflicer, three quarters: Member' Choral Club, '26, '2T. A friendly smile and n generous soul has she. Mary has made a high record during her stay in Henderson. She is the kind of a girl you can't help but like. If to make friends, to learn to study, and to broaden ones self are the objects of college, Mary has made a success, and our best wishes go with her. CI'llOI' Class PAKLINE AUSTIN . ...... . Little Rock, Arkansas Pltiloniatlit-an B.M. Xvinner of Piano Medal, 'Zig Y. XV. tt, A. Calvin.-t, '2tig Eta Bt-ta Pig OraQle Stuff, '26, '27g Society Ulliver, '27, Otlict-r Ht-li-n Hardy Bible Class. '27. Pauline is a three-year graduate who has shown the true spirit and fine qualities which must bring undoubted success to her along with her ability as a pianist. She has those qualities of friendliness and good humor which make her a valuable member of the Class of ,27. PAL'L HORTON . ...... . Benton, Arkansas Gamma Signizt A.B. Vliarter Member Jack Tidball Class: Y. M. f'. A, Cabinet, '24, '25, '26g Y. M. C. A. Pri-sident, '26: President Ministerial Band, '25: Society Office-r, four quarters: Society President, '27, President Life Servir,-e Band. '27, Houseman of the Men's Club, '2TL Treasurer Senior Class, '27. A jolly, sociable fellow is A'Mos, who has done a lot during his stay here. He has clone it in a whole-hearted, big-souled manner. He means business, and has always upheld his part in everything. Henderson has done much for him, and he has done much for his Alma Mater. RIADRIS BIOZELLE DUNN . . . . . . . .Hanipton, Arkansas Pliilumathean A.B. Sui-itfty Ollim-r, two quartersg Society l,l't'SldElll, '2lig O. Z. O.: Y. XV. U. A, Fttliinet. 'ITL Pup Association Uouncilg Treasurer of Iieddiettt-S, '2lig Reddie Football Sponsor, Frt-nr-li Ulub, '26, '2T: Spanish Ulub, '26, '27, Madris was voted the best all-round girl in school, and this speaks for itself. She is jovial, sociable, an enthusiastic worker, and a friend to be relied upon. Her genial nature and winning personality have been the key to her ability to make friends. Her associates at Henderson wish for her every joy and success that life affords, and know right well that she deserves them. H..- .. L.,......-.,...,if .W-M L S6l'liO1' Class . . . . . . . .. Buckner, Arkansas Upsilon Phi Suxsnixiz RIGGINS . A.B. Sol-is-ty Oiliver, three- quarlersg l,il'ill!121iiL' C'luh, '2-l, '25, 'Elly Secretary Masquvrs, '2G: President Masquers. third tlLlRi'i1'l' 'ZUI Vim--President Student Council. 'ZGL President ot' Student Council, '27, Birle-a-Wee 1 Iuh. '27, H1-len Hardy Bible Class, '24, '25, '26, '27, Y. W. C. A.. '24, L25, '20, '27. Vile have all stood by and watched with admiration the high record Sunshine has made as a student during her four years here. She is intelligent, clear-minded, and has a pleasing per- sonality. Sunshine is all that her name implies. She always does the thinking that is best and sticks to it. A girl who puts duty first, we admire her for her noble traits. EARL LEWIS . .... . . . . Arkadelphia, Arkansas Gamma Sigma. A.B. Earl is a true son of Henderson, and possesses such traits as characterize all such men. He is quiet, but is liked by all who know him. He is liked and admired for being a noble, trustworthy friend to all. FLOSSY RIAY JINKINS . ...... . Hornbeak, Tennessee Upsilon Phi A.B. Izill---21-XXX-1-, '2l. '23, '26, '2Tg Society Ulll1'1.'l'. tlirut- nimrters: Student 4'oun1-il. 'Zig l'i Kzippa Irvltn, '26, '27, Debate Uouncil, '2li: Uni:-ei' Lift- Service Band, one quzirtm-rg Pi'--sident Lil'-A St-ryil-e Band. '2'Ig Y. NV. C. A. Vnhinet, '25, '26, '27, President Y. XV. U. A., '26, Orlriu-1' Helen Hardy Bible Class, '26. Those who know Flossy best believe her to be an ideal companion and friend. Always ready to take Z1 walk, to listen to one's trouble, to bestow praise-that's Flossy. Her marked sincerity, energy, and high moral integrity have endeared her to our hearts. XVe can predict tor her success in lib fullest sense. I l i a l I 1 l l l i l i l l 1 l l l l l l 1 1 SCI'liO1' Class CHARLOTTE HORTENSE GOODLETT .... . . . Nashville, Arkansas Philomathcnn B.M. Piano Medal, '25g Society Ofliwer. three quarters: Student Council, '26: Pianist, Helen Hardy Bible Class. '2li: Presi-lent Bible Floss, '27, Etn Beta Pi, '25 ,'26, '273 Choral Club, '25, '26, '275 Secretary L'ho1'al Club, '25, Charlotte is a thrqefyear senior, which fact attests to her ability. She is a brilliant pianist and rarely does Henderson turn out one better prepared to make a success in life. For one of such ability we only do justice when we predict a brilliant and enviable future. Faux AUSTIN HUGHES, JR. . ...... . Okolona, Arkansas Gzunnia. Sigma A.B. Austin never boasts of himself, never thrusts himself forward, and never proclaims to the world what he is determined to do. In fact, quietness and modesty are among his most notice- able characteristics. But whenever the test comes, he is always in the front rank and, in scholar- ship he is outstanding. We know that life has much in store for him. VER.-X RIAE IQINARD . ....... . Junction City, Arkansas ?hilomathean V B.O. Yi flt- 'President ol' Masque-rs, '2T: Chet-1' Lender, '2li, '2Tg Delta Alpha Chi, 'QTL Presiilt-nt uf Society. '27, Pep Association Council, '27. Vera's winning personality, Congeniality and iidelity to every trust, all comhined to make her the selection for the most popular girl in Henderson. For two years she has had a place on the Refldiette team, and for three years has been an enthusiastic cheer leader. From college life and opportunities she goes, to life we give her as she isg we have no misgivings. SCI'liO1' Class Mimi-in THACKER . ...... .Los Angeles, California Upsilnn Phi A.B. Society Oliicev. '25, Life Service Band Ofhcer. '25g Secretary Spanish Club, '2Gg President Spanish Club, '2T. Coming to us from California, Miriam has, in the years with us, proved her sterling qualities. To determine her ability as a student, one need only consult her record. Sometimes we think she will be a scientist, and again her ability to speak Spanish leads us to predict another career. XVhatever she chooses, we feel that failure cannot come to one with so much ability. RALPH LEWIS . ....... . Arkztdelphia, Arkansas Gamma Sigma A.B. One who knows Ralph is impressed at once by his deep earnestness and sincerity, not only to his work but to his fellowman. There is success waiting for him, and he has succeeded in his college life because of his persistent hard work. INIARY LYDIA lN'ICDONALD . . . . . . . .McNeil, Arkansas Upsilon Phi A.B. Society Uilii-ci', thr-i-o quartersg Spanish Club, '25, 2Ii, '27, Lift- Service Band Secretary, '26, To appreciate this quiet and reticent member of the class one has to know her, for the qualities ot her character lie deep. Dependability and loyalty to her friends are ever apparent in her. ller four years here have proved her to be a diligent and consistent worker, and such diligence will have its reward. .-,if - 01, -h.,y-G-nw,-,,,iQ.t H ,,,,,,+s 3-not- ,,M,,yxof-g-,i::::i::i:1:-111-rrL1'.T'ff'f':1:'1 .f 'JC v 1 li F ' Senlor Class 5, PAIQLINE GALLOWAY . ..... . . Alltadelpllia, Arkansas 1' Ulrsilnn Phi I , A.B. I . . . . ll Laughing eyes, always, and so full of pep! Polly is a sweet, charming girl, and we know that E her future holds success and happiness. Polly will be missed next year for everyone admires 5 this happy, carefree girl. H , 5,3 Lois MERLE MARTIN . ..... . Hot Sprmgs, Arkansas 'I Upsilon Phi Q A.B. Li Society Ofllcer, two quarters: Ofticex' L. S. B., two quarters: Vice-President Helen Hardy QL' Bible Class. '27g Frunt-I1 Wlub, '25, 'ZIL '27, A quiet and unassumingigirl is Merle, one who has strived faithfully in every task her four 1 years in Henderson have brought to her. She has proved herself a reliable student and has if much on the credit side of her ledger. She goes with our wish that her future may be as I peaceful and undisturbed as her stay with us has been. ' ' 1 I IRENE RIGGIN . . . . . . . Arkadelphia, Arkansas I i Philomutln,-nu Q-34 .. A.B.g BM. Sovit-ty Olliver, two quarters: Fl'Blli'll Club, '24, '25. '36, '27g Officer of Fri-nt-h Flulv 9 f -1 fl '26, '27g A. B. U.. '.4, '24, uns, '-7p Orchestra, '24. Y 1 Not everyone who spends four years in college is entitled to be called a student, artist, and friend. Irene has demonstrated the fact that all these qualities may he combined in one person. As a Ill student she has acquitted herself in distinctive stylcg as a pianist she has marked abilityg as a ft friend she is sincere, dependable, and trustworthy. l I I Y, T Qu- W- -, , ,X ,,,,,,,,,,. , ,,,,,,, -, ,. Ames. -, . ....Y. ..- s-.- -YW ---v---H+ ----- - UH- -M Ku. N,,1,.1,m A-,AA AMW, -,M,,-1-:M My-W , 1 , -, , W 40,11 i-lt.,,,,,N,...,f1L.-LJl-.W 'LlZl'L'l1'.llIlLll' ' 'lf' ' ' 'ii3-I T2 - 4-...f-'.,.I'lf5 13 Pi- 5?f'l4 QQ , NOK NOP-7-' Senior Class FLORENCE CORNELIA POWELL . ..... .Arkadelphia, Arkansas Upsllnn Phi A.B. p V , Society Ollicur, two quarters: A. B. C., '2-l, '25, '26, '27g Spanish Club, 'Z7: Sons and Daughters Club, '24g Dramatic Club, '24, '25, Henderson-Brown Scholarship Medal, '24, Society Essay Contestant. '27, ' , Florence is another of our quiet girls, but she spends her time thinking and doing rather than saying, and when she is called upon she is always prepared to say her say. Flossie is a faithful, true friend to all. RUBY LEE ADAMS . ...... . . Pine Bluff, Arkansas Up-silon Phi A.B. Vorresponcling Secretary of Upsilon Phi, '25, French Club, '24, '25g Ora.cle Staff, '25. XVe are glad Ruby chose Henderson for her Alma Mater, for we have benefitted by her presence in our midst. As a good student, willing and able to do any task set for her, she has set an example it will he well to follow. These qualities are the warp of her character, the woof is made up of unselfishness and friendliness. JULIA PLOTNER . . . . . . .Arkadelphia, Arkansas Upsilon Phi A.B. t'hural Club. '2-l, '26, '2'Ig Gleo Club, '25, Society Omcer, two quarters: A. B. ti. '24, '25, '26, '27: Spanish Club, '24, '25, '26, French Clulv, '25, '2l5. julialgets her A.B. this year, but will return next year for her B.M. in Voice. She has a beautiful voice and has many intellectual qualities as well. VVe know the Class of '27 will be glad to claim Julia, too. , ,L ww E NW Q v, v R W -11' kv Q .v-7 -dialog- NOK Q K QLTQ E' K N l f 'M QM WW 4252 fix u 52' xt x 1155, ,--A , F lf! flff, ...6sr0'w1,L , W - - ' L U I '- - , U ,L .. J' M on-gl? .. . xg? 13:1 ff 4--,TXT ' I 1 I f- 3 Hglaem an - , ml if -'Nj ff M' 33 if 'fm ff N fd 1- 3m X 52 giux 7 N , Q ' ' K' -' - W In H.-' w-ti, J'-,V N A Q J if Aa J ,Ad - X wx 0 I , f 12j' 5 1' YT M 1. ' f ,ff - Q 11 ,:. ' ' 1 WNW ,IG USN., -.-:. A 5'-'.' 1 17' 5 ' ' Q w X'-,QE-,' f'..:.'4-'J Ili'-1' 4 5 ,' '-7545 . -'.f -'L . K - 'an '- ,gi ' , Q7 f ,-7 5 ' ' ' ,V-HI., ' ' 04144, 1 ll-1 n sf -L X 2'- .XA X ,X A 'SJW , L X ,llpxx rn 5 ' X h QR Ri QM gp Qs xg- . A 5 x K X ........... ......-:.... . ' X X ll . .- -A nllllll:nnI:l Illlll lll:lllEli lI:lxhln llI'1101 Class Colors Rmmbow Flofwfr: Sweet PE1 Jfolto: Trust Thyselfu OFFICERS GIFNN CDRFR . . , . . . . ..... Prvsidml MIIDRED BOOE . . . . I'iff-Prrsidwzl HELEN 'IQOVVLER . . . . . . Snrffary XVINSION REED MEMBERS . Trraszner IXSTON, EDITII BELL, ALTON HUGE, NIILDRED BROWN, ELML's CORE, NIATTIE BELLE COKER, GLENN DIXRBY, BESS FORGY, MARY FRYE, HES1'ER QIREEXHAVV, CIIRISIINE GREENE, MARTHA GLINNELS, Ii.-XTHERINE HAGAN, PAUL I-IAssLE1'I', ERNESTINE HUGHES, PAUL I-ILIIE, RICHARD JEFFERSON, NIARTI-IA LANGSTON, STELLA LAWRENCE, FRED MCKNIGPIT, PAUL PHILLIPS, EOLIA PRICE, LEW REED, JOE RIDGDILL, LILLIE MAE ROGERS, FRANCES STEPP LAVERNE , rIiOWLER, HELEN VVARING, RUTH VVHIPPLE, MAE VVHIPPLE, SUE VVOLFF, JOE XVILLIAMSON, EDVVARD 4.6 r , y . p 1 ff ri I I I I A IJIIDIIIIIIUIIIWM- k x 5. X j lf' - ', 11. ,JWW If! Hfxfx ,L 1 75 ' 6 'AW FN. 1 ll' X 1, I' if A : 'ff' 1? ., 6 1 7 , ff ,+ ,I ff 24 Junior Class JAMES GLENN COKER GLENVVOOD, ARKANSAS Trll mr. fwhfrr is fanfy hrvd, In Ihr' hrart or in thx h1'ad. CHRISTINE GREENHAW TUCKERMAN, ARKANSAS No nerd to rafk Ihy brain for Plrasant things to say of hrrf' LILLIE BIAE RIDGILL HOPE, ARKANSAS NBII! hrrr's to ihv girl Awiih a hmr! and tl smilr, ll'ho mzzkrs lhz' hubhlw of lifr fworth fwhilrf' i jo XVOLFF BINCEN, ARKANSAS SIN is iruly grrar that is litllr in hz-r svlf, ,ind fha! makflh no afraunt of any hfigfhl of honors. RICHARD HLAIE ARKADELPHIA, ARKANSAS l'igor, fvitality. fvim and punflz, Thf rouragv to af! on a suddvn !lllIlL'Il.n -I-7 7 rl ff? I M, ff-A f ' fM zE?IfMl1 'wfu 'M Ls- 'QI h 1 W laf' ,Q -, I 1'- ASX -V- x QI A i vx xx X QS N A' :RV X Q A I aus ' - nl l Tg nuullIlnnunsllIII! lll:illfwli sw 3 K r',.w . W Viixx rn 5 ' Xu , 8 I .xgi gg fwl'-K. 'SPN QS X 'Z . U N A 3' XE 4 Junior Class ALTON BELL BLEVINS, ARKANSAS Thr l'!'LIX07l firm, fha Ifrnprralc fwill, Em1'zn'z1m'f, forfsight, .vtrzfnglh and .vkill. RUTH VVAIUNG DES ARC, ARKANSAS Shf'x full of ppp, this clffzfrr girl, Life to hm' if but a 1-whirl. RIILDRED BOOE DES ARC, ARKANSAS pls hrlmful of fwisdom, Iwi! and glw, .ls I 7.'t'I' a human frame fan bv. LAVERNE STEPP DANVILLE, ARKANSAS uCOIlli'7ZfIIIl lZf ix thf pfarl of grmt priff, :Ind fu.'hom'z'r 17lH't'llll5l'J it rnakvs a 'win' and happy pu1'rl1zzsz'. PAUL MCKNIGHT YELLVILLE, ARKANSAS Thi' rradinfss of doing doth fxprfss none ofhfr than fha dorrir fwillingnrssf' 4.8 r ' W f If - r-- I ' - ' 5 A A - 'f Y lllllf-I1'1H1 lM . Alu , 1 ' 'N 1? ! , 114 - - Q--M-,gf ....... -- . . . X! x I X , Hyfsrnxx 1. L 1 if? V ' A If-A N 1 I, I J ' f il . A ' ,b , 1 Z, 1? INMW , 2 I gf' 4 8 , f , , , , Junior Class TOMMIE LOVELL LOCKESBURG, ARKANSAS n Il'o1nan's lofve is like Garrffs snuff, One pinfh and ihal'.r enough. MARTHRX JEFFERSON ARKADELPH IA, ARKANSAS Good sfnf, disfiplinfd by rxpfrif'nf4' and in- spirfd by gaaflnfsx is isszzvd in prartiml '-'LUi5d0I!l.D ERNESTTNE HASLETT LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS ff By dfrds, no! 1-words, her noblr lraits arf mmf brought to light. EDITH ASTON TULSA, OKLAHOMA n .J mrrry hear! malerih a rheerful mun- tcnancrf' LLENVELLYN PRICE BRAZIL, SOUTH AMERICA To say littlz' and pL'!'f07'l7l mufh Sllouzf fhararterislics of a grml man.', 49 7:11 V3 1. . I-5' Q A gf- -T IJ llhrllnmmznm A ,-.x vx ix S- 5 xx N-X bg: ., , X X' A-N . . - n nnnn'ie: u::nInunnunnu-nun:n llu.nluiEn:DSn'lsAS 'J ' rr 1, 1 f- i ,X if x 5 X Q t . . .x. 3- X - R -ESF ,ri f.N ix 'N L S - R X SY X X X x X uunuuuunlnnnnnununuuqununnnn n - I --nn - II Junior Class EDWARD VVILLIAMS ARKADELPHIA, ARKANSAS Sfmt thou a man diligrnt in Izzuinassf He shall stand bvfon' kings. EOLIA PHILLIPS ASHDOVVN, ARKANSAS In spzvwfi and gfsfurr, form and fam, Sll0'LU!'d :lm was romz' of Gfnfilf rare. NIATTIE BELLE COBB ARKADELPHIA, ARKANSAS pl gay, sfrrnr spirit ilzr .vourrv of all tlm! ix noblr and good. FRANCES ROGERS TAYLOR, ARKANSAS Our ofwn lzfarl, and not oilmrs' opinion, form our iruf honor. FRED LAVVRENCE ELDORADO, ARKANSAS Thr nations of mm an' Iikr ilu' indrx of a book, Thvy point out fwhai is most remarkable in tl1f'm. ' 50 , 7' y Q f KZ , Y . A f v-AA-...ff :ini 'f , ' UULUIIIWI1, f X LX. A A WW f' , ,a ww f, T 'A' ?I, 0.14245 . ...... ....... . ....... .... . . J-1lI'liOI' Class Emws BROWN FORT SMITH, ARKANSAS Ii is glory to do 1-what is ft, prayrr bfl'0llIilIfj and right. HESTER FRYE RUSSELVILLE ARKANSAS To hopc thf' brit, and do Ihr hui, and sprak lhf l:indrsI. RIAE XVHHJPLE ARKADELPHIA, ARKANSAS Sim knofws the fvirlue of sufrrfs lic: in the xtrugglf, not thr pri:1f'. STELLA LANGSTUN ARKADELPHIA, AR KANSAS Chrrrfz11nfss is an off shot of yoodrlfss and fwisdmnf' IQATHERINE GUNNELS LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS No1hi11g ran bf' fairrr or man' noblv than lhv fm'-'vor of Iruv mal. SI f A . virfgx - 7 3- Illlulumhhh, i gif: QWIQ 3 x' rf X l J 1 TG Xi A I ' ff W' . AXV11 KT F 5 ' X35 y 'T s, ,.x. 1?N- R x :xx ', N , Y X. XM, 11. . ' , X Q x N Y X X n R R N x nn:uunnpnnnnnnnnnunnunn:nun n a n nnni' lllllIlllnunnlunlull lllf-llixligkrsgn Junior Class PA L'L HAG.AN MCGEHEE, ARKANSAS l'fvrigl1t in lwusinrn' and out of lzusinrxs. lvflfiflllf in 4'fUm'y rrlation to life. BESS DARBQ VVARREN, ARKANSAS Noi loo xrrious, not foo gay, llul n ran' yood girl -zclzrn it romrs lo play. H ELEN TOWLER BEARDEN, ARKANSAS To f'0ll.flAi01l5 is to frrl no sin, S'l1r's armfd fwilhouf fLL'll0,J innocent fwifllinf' IXIARY FORGY DIERKS, ARKANSAS Slofw going 1710115011 io do ll thing right, Not zz rommorz pushwr, but a .fifady pullrrf' JOE XVINSTON REID DELIGI-IT, ARKANSAS S1'rfviff' and rjffcinzfy arc bofll lfrapjrmf up in fhis man. 52 ',f'.,,Q, 'L V IM! X-if A ln' llllmnu '00 . ' x ,I ,N 1 .'v 'I xx If L g Q 312 I - P1 ff' Q9' I ' 1 1' , A 'b I 7 X 2, l'ilvll llllll l l l-ll- Il!!-I -UI ll Jl1I'liO1' Class VICTOR BLYLLOCH DERMOTT, ARKANSAS If: not bffausz' I don'l like fwork buf ba- fause l'm noi in sympathy 1-with it. SUE XVHIPPLE ARKADELPHIA, ARKANSAS Jn ablf fwoman .vhofws hor .vpirii by yrnilf and rfsolufr Hl'fi07ZA'.U PAUL HL'GHES OKOLONA, ARKANSAS J: a man thinkflh so is hr. AIARTHA GREENE ARKADELPH IA, ARKANSAS Moderation ix commonly firm, and firnmfss is commonly sufresxfulf' BENNIE PARKER MINDEN, LOUISIANA lVherz pleaxure and duty conflid, lot your conxcienoe be your guido. -nl 53 7 rQ f I4 1Q?2lfl' -lv 12? 1- r- X-'J' I ,,f.. f 4 ff JY V Aa 3, , 1 N r I Nail X NWN? 40 If ' ' ,- Z pp url, if ' -5555-i+L fxgiia ' 41'1zi ffL5 Ei Li -' - f -2214 Z5 -NY Hi ll ,E vF5j5 1 f,1.',L'?g'-.al H- ',, . Y! I . ' 'way' 'ff Ip . I 1 5 .-,gg-Z' a 5 -1, , Z' ' 1 ,' V N J I -I N , , X .. HB1 , , If A if -R 'N if ff ff Q15 W R 1 f-I-N 1 , ifz ' fm Q ' 1 FK. AIQ9 , , h 1 is , F... . .049 - : Z2 Sophomore Class Colorxf Crimson and Cream FlofwL'r.' American Beauty Rose SPONSORS MISS MARTIN DR. EVANS OFFICERS CHARLES REVELEY . , . ZACK MASHBURN . . JESSIE MAE ELLIOTT . . ROSE MARIE BRLYMMETI' . CvRACE BENTON ROSE MARIE BRUMMETT MARY LEE BURTON DOUGLAS CARSON E. W. COPELAND AUBREY CRAWFORD HERBERT DARNELL LUCILLE ELLIOTT AIEMBERS JESSIE MAE ELLIOTT VIRGINIA FINE VESTA FISSEL PRISCILLA FURNATTER C. L. GARNDER RAYMOND GOODLOE VIVIAN GILES AMY JEAN GREENE . . . . Prr5iI1'fn! . . . l'iu'-Prrsidfnl . . . Srcrctary Treasurer JEFF HENDERSON H. M. HAYES CHARLES HAMILTON PERDITA HAYES JOHNNY HEFFLEX' GARLAND KIMBRO ELIZABETH LITTLEJOHN E. T. MILLER MERIWETHER MARKS NEI.LIE PERKINS ZACK MASHBURN MAUDE PERRY BLANCHE MILLER CHARLES REVELEY GRADE' NEWTON NORANE ROBKIN HAZEL OLDS SLOAN STEWART GLADYS PINNIX CECYL SCARLETT VERNA PATE RUTH TAH'LOR GLADX'S TURNER ARTHUR TERR1' GEORGE VILLINES ALICE WATSON CORNELIA VVHITEHURST 55 ff V ' 'T --'43--fa 1IIlllJIIIIu1-fllllfwfff Q.. Y 'yi -'Ziff L ihflbf r - 2' D' . ' .fxs E ' -XX 'Sli A s x xx ' .S I -SSR ff A . 1. :Q S Qs-s ..,, x Q xx, .X V- Q X .... . .... ........ . . ...... .... ' A ir' Sophomore Class GRIADH' NEWTON PINE BLUFF, ARKANSAS I Gilw mr atlllrtirs, musif, and girls, and fwzll sock no other. DOUGLAS CARSON ARKADELPHIA, ARKANSAS PaddlI', don't clrifI. -IESSIE RIAE ELLIOT ELDORADO, ARKANSAS Q Il is rzmw' fwisf to bf' fwisfr than nf-crssary CORNELIA XVHITEHURST I-IOPE, ARKANSAS IJ mrrry lzmrr dortlz good like mrdifinr. VIRGINIA FINE FORT SMITH, ARKANSAS Thy modfsfy is a candle to Ilzy -'virlur. ROSE NI.-XRIE BRUMMETT ARKADELPHIA, ARKANSAS Good zmiurr is a sign of a largf and gen- rrous soul. VIVIAN GILES MALVERN, ARKANSAS IIN ffllff' llzouglzrs Io flI'llf'L'l'7l fly. HERBERT DARNALI. COLUMBUS, ARKANSAS lLIy lzfarl is -wlmlr, my fanfy frvfg' go afway, ' litllf girl, don'l bothcr mv. CHARLES REVELY LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS llc has only om' failing-the ladirsf' 56 K! y t- ,'!Qhi.CA ,' ',!Wf0. - 4 I . - 4.105144 .-14 Q V' ........ . . ....... . ........ . A x ,I ,X 1, W -'. '.f 'f 'N L QKZ' - ,fx ,fx 8 I A I E 3 1 lf' ' , , .:, A I A n A 'bn 1 1 QI L' In 'y 1, Q4 ' f , f '4 Sophomore Class 1 C. L. GARDNER RUSSELVILLE, ARKANSAS Bz'Itz'r to be :mall Ilmn large and mst a 51Illd0'-7.0.1, JEFF HENDERSON S TEXARKANA, ARKANSAS A 1 111' is a good frllofw, and 'Ifwill all bf fwvllj LLfC1LLE ELLIOTT FAYETTEVILLE, ARKANSAS Thry aff- only truly grraz' fwlm arf truly ' good. SLO.-KN STEXVART MURFREESBORO, ARKANSAS Oli, slug!-, ii is a grntle thing. H. M. HAYES DUMAS, ARKANSAS n Mildr.vt mannvrs fwiilz Ihr lH'lI l'L'5l mind. RUTH TAYLOR MALVERN, ARKANSAS lf'haI I musl do is fwlzat ronrfrfzs mr. CELADYS PINNEX l MURFREESBORO, ARKANSAS She l1r1'n'lfsm'ln5 madr for m1'rrimf11l. CHARLES HAMILTON PINE BLUFF, ARKANSAS '..'llllllili07l rulfs my brain, and lo-vw my hrartf' RAYMOND GOODLOE NORMAN, OKLAHOMA Mrn fwlzo lza-vr a grfat dral Zo .ray usr fffw- est words. 57 71' ,AZ UV ' I has-.fp - A 'II uuiufnm, A A LL, A M fl- W QEZ.-ll- Y 1- xx-s.x.X.. :A - 'T' X X 1 xt f .w'xYI4l 'RN ' I ' ,f 'N f - 9 - Rss: , 7 . 'Rs - AX ' x fx x ,X Q nk C- K SX X N -K N - x A N Q X gs -- -x Fx l I I I -I - l.-lllllQlll---ll- I -Il-llll.--llllllllll-l-ll-I-I-I ,. ,,7,, ,--. E x-. Sophomore Class ZACK NIASHBURN ENGLAND, ARKANSAS 771011011 modcst, on his rmbarrassrd brofw, naturf has fwriltrn gf'ntl1'rnan. AUBREY CRAWFORD MAGNOLIA, ARKANSAS I svrfve fwlfilc olhfrs gifvf rx1'u51's. NORENE ROBKIN TEXARKANA, ARKANSAS Lifr is not a golllrl to lar drainvd, lrul to be filled. GREENE AMY JEAN ARKADELPHIA, ARKANSAS lVatur'r lzrrf :would la-vislz -with a starr. XIERNA PATE HOPE, ARKANSAS -l big lzvarl alfways fwislzing In do right and bf frifnds lwirlf mffrylfodyf' AIARY LEE BURTON ARKADELPHIA, ARKANSAS -lr! fwrll your fvarlj lllvrv all tlzf lzonor lim. BLANCHE NIILLER FOREMAN, ARKANSAS To br, no! to lu' scan. H.-xRoL1n IJICKENSON MIXER.-XL SPRINGS, ARKANSAS ll'rong rzvfvrr arfozrzplislzrd any1l1ing1. LEWIS NVALKUP HOPE, ARKANSAS I1is mind is his lalloratoryf' 58 r , 7 . I ff rl I I .1 'L ll Innwlll 1222 fQ QfNI'R x1M,aN. f f ,,f 4 4+ haf Q4 i il :-I-I-A--? --j--. - - --- --!--I-Q------ llljljl--l SOPIIOITIOYC Class ' A , EDGAR INIILLER ARKADELPHIA, ARKANSAS Sufce's.r fomrx to only lllosf fwlzo arf lzonfsl, zndustrzous, pfrsz5h'nI. AIERIXVETH ER IYIARKS KINGSLAND, ARKANSAS 41 Don't usf Zfwo 'words fwhfrr om' 1-will do. CECIL SCARLETT STAMPA, ARKANSAS Dara to lifzw' and do your limi. HAZ EL OH LDS AMITY, ARKANSAS Iiappinus a habit is, and liff is fu.-lm! fwv malu' it. ALICE VVATSON TEXARKANA, ARKANSAS J mind io corzrrifw, a hfari to rfsollw, a lzand Io fxffutff' PERDITA HAYES HAMBURG, ARKANSAS I. Nothing vndureth like prrsonal qualilivsf' ELIZABETH LITTLEJOHN SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA Thr only fway to lzafw a frifna' is Io bf one. GEORGE VILLINES CENTRY, ARKANSAS Nome I arn't no 'and fwilh llzf llldiI'5.U 1 GARLAND KIMBRO A MONTICELLO, ARKANSAS .. Tlu' fworld mrans 50IlIFf1IilZ!f lo Ilzc mjralllff' ' 59 V ye. 'f4 ,- my -X, Q-1, wwf- I ANY rfnw' . AY 6703 5 Xxx rm A Q-R R32 -K ' .AST RRJNR.. xx 'Z un:unsung-nun:-:nun-----n u u un-uuni'h? llLl'IligE: : SOPIIOITIOTC Class ,IOHNNIE HEELEY TEXARKANA, TEXAS Dffz'rminalion is II11' levy lo sufn's.r. E. YV. CUPELAND CAMDEN, ARKANSAS Ha srrnxs of chmrful yfsirrdays and fanf- dnl! 10m0rrofw5. N ELLIE PERKINS ARKADELPHIA, ARKANSAS xv lI'it and fZ.L'i51i0lll arf born -with a woman. AI.-XFDE PERRY ARKADELPHIA, ARKANSAS S!rifzw' mmf onfward as a fri.f'nd. GLADYS TURN ER HOPE, ARKANSAS Krvp uzzslmlafrz fha! frnzplv, My fair mimif' CERACE BENTON VVHELEN SPRINGS, ARKANSAS Ii-'W l7IlI'l', .rpfale lruf, riglzi fwrong, follofw the king. PRISCILLA FLTRNATTER BINGEN, ARKANSAS A Thr form' of her ofwn mfrit mal-rs hm' -way. ARTH UR TERRX' ARKADELPHIA, ARKANSAS - Tran mfrit has no limitations. VESTA FISSEL HAYNESVILLE, LOUISIANA J lion amony lzn1'ir.v is a mos! drvadful thing. 60 Jr f-' Y 'Y tv , r- I I I 1- X 'fi A A WWW' I ' ufff'4Q5o'! W If 'efwf -ay I x Ig ,5ga41Wn5'-' o N N I I ,, , ,fo too, X ,gggye 4 Om! 4 4 xwfv ll AW xl' 1 ft Xcgfm Z p 1mxmm I 1 , M gyp- o O 4 0 0 0 'WW 1 lo' 1 A : A va., I ,4f75v g 0+ ' 'O '4 ul gf H V f2.2'irf' ' fv X , -'Nl ..f1'?4 o.'A3 37 ,o1as4',gQ X 3m.'gX -269' 'wt' L1 f,4f'X'u'H w., X- ! UU!! 'TWW5 1, -49: 1 f l,,K!..gI5 ?. - ffffl, l,Jf1 . ., . , b fflfffz- 7 . f ' y.a221EE3::22ig ff W f EQI' 016' A 1 I xx: f' , I Il E:-:-g:j:::f:1j' g5f1t?7?7'V i '25 'f15fE2?f51i? -iiififfff-lg' ,115 f' 5533355531 f. Q - 4' C I L ,Q ,nf rI'w '- !A .v f ' AFX X F-X K x , Af' x rn 5 ' Q NI J I ML . LLSSI.. M Y 1 lllI-I-.Ill-J----1-I--3----l I I -II-l-: llLD-llR D: s Freshman Class Colors: Blue and Gold Flofwvr: Chrysanthemum Illotio: QuOque die plus Scientiaef' CBI-'FICERS OREN HARRIS. . . .... . . . . Prr.fiIlwz1 LOY EVANS ..... KATHERINE JACKSON . . I'ife-Pmsidmzf . . . . SI'crctafy CALEB VVILKINSON RUTH IALSTON ELEANOR ALLISON FLOYE MAE BETIIEA VIRGINIA BLACKNALL FTHEODORE BOWLING, JR. JOHN PAUL BURNS FRANK BURTON ALMA .CASH CLARA BEE CALLOWAY JOHN CANNON BIEMBERS JOHN LLOYD CAPLE PRINCESS CHRISTIE EUXICE COPELAND LjlXIE LEE COREY ERNEST COUCII MATT DAVIDSON LOY EVANS FRANCES CDOODLOE THOMAS GOODWIN CARL HAGAN . TI'L'HJlll'1'7' WILLIE HAGERMAN OREN HARRIS CHARLOTTE HAWKINS JUANEZ HEMBEY OLLINE HEMBEX' KATHERINE JACKSON MINNIE CLEO KOEN ETHEL DAWN LEONARD LOREEN MEADOR STEELE MOORE ELDERLEEN MOORE ELIZABETH DIORSVVORTHY JAMES OLIVER RUTH PATE PAULINE PARK NELLIE PERKINS ALONZO PICKLER ANDREW POWELL LOUISE PRIMM BOBBIE RANDLES CORA LOUISE REED BEATRIK SCHALLHORN EUGENE SHERMAN PAUL D. SCHULTZ MARTHA STOVVE CLIFTON TAYLOR VVILMOTH TENNYSON JEFF TIBBETTS LETA TULL HENRIETTA VILLINES MARY LEE XVALL CALEB XNILKINSON EDVVARD WILLIAMSON VANN VVOODWARD CHESTER WRIGHT THELMA YOUNG 62 f-' y p , r-- I I I K i f ,,J J Jlmmnmdlllzmkh R 1 I ff - ff gf ' W-fn. f , ix ' f EM ' X ' N57 ,- ' , X fl l,,I JZ, U45 44 ,, Q6 8 Ill --lll xlxllili llllll ml ---llll-ll-llQ Il IIIHII Ill' llll 6-ll SHHIII Ill llll -l-ll-1lllS-IlllB l ll!-lilill 53 X4 M, ,Y rg, M1 ,L , 1 I, lsr MPN' . xi GZW5 Ij 'N E yi B X S2 8 Ai . AQQTQA.. 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Lols NICNABB SIvI1'I'II, 1llJfl'llt'f0I' MISS LIZA HIXRRIS, Izmrurlor RIEMBERS HESTER FRYE ELIEABETII LITTLE-IDHN LILLIE MAE RIIICEDELL IRENE RIGGIN EUNICE COPELAND MATTIE BELLE COBB HAZEL OLDS PRINCESS CIIRISTIE RL I'II ALs'I'0x HELEN TDWLER LAVERNE STEPP GLADYS TURNFR FLOY BETHEA DICK HUIE JULIA PLOTNER MARTHA STOVVE ANNIE H.1XMI'I'ER LETA TELL CI-IARLO'I'I'E GOODLE'FF MAE XVI-IIPPLE PALLINE AAUSTIN PAUL D. SHULTZ HOBBIE RAxDALL5 RUTH 'TAYLOR RUTH PATE CHARLOTTE HAWRINS CHRISTINE GREENHAVV EDWARD XVILLIAMS ,fy1e..'I6 f.. .- . 'x ,I ,X sa, ff M uf , ' M M23 1 X ' NA Tag I , fffik. .Maw 4 6 ...... . . ... ......... ........... . . Q My r I ' 1 f y , EM 55 1 gtk 5 :vi 5 15 ..- bw Q ii f fire .igk 6 1 f A xx v X-QA Q 4 ...F Xa Exgx 1 X X W' W I gm N I 1 U 1 Y X N Q W , Q x X , sz gs if QE k Ik QM X 57 7 rf flfi AL -- Wf' f 1 ,. I-K Lf- Iunm-Ill-W0 A 'XX r e xx . I QAQT QA.. X Q X -A nl nnnn nnnnunnunnuuluu n l I l lll: ll- --l ll I 'fl I Voice C1855 MISS LELIA VVIIEELER, Insfrurrar RIEMBERS PRINCESS CHRISTIE RUTH ALSTON RUTH TAYLOR EIIIIII ASTON MAE XVHIPPLE HEI.Ex TOWLER GARLAND KIMBRO PIESTER FRYE JULIA PLOTNER LILLIE MAE RIIIGEIIELL EOLIA PIIILLIPS 68 Qyik- 'Q ,- Ill, Af v , r' . I A I ' . 'g-... If , ' ' 100, 1 ,:f5 :V?1M- lunu . Ax . 1 I x .,. f 5 g 1 1 f ff A Af' A A I 'N 1 72 ' 4 I N 1 11' j A - ... f ' ' - 1 - U h ! f W , ,v fWf, MQW 74' E 1 , - --l--I-. - I-Il-----I--I----I-llllfl l '53 '. .., ff' 'QR I ' I' . 'A Q' ' Eli ft: 5 J' ' ' . -, , , A ., 1. ' 'e Q ,V wi: . A ' X I :I P ' I Y' -rf,:'.,:E5151f- W- . E 2,75 f 1r'a::.:Z:5 .Jffi sifff-L+-, .. '.,:,- ' 15-I: -- - - ,RJ '- - 1-Q Q- t I Q Q ' F it 5 S I-' T Ax I 1 ' ,. -:f1f1S?3?SA' A if- I -:SI 1 if X 1 f I IE , I 4 Rf , X Ka- ,, , x.QE::Q,f.:.. 4 QM I e K 4 9 v ., X E ViO11I1 C1855 MRS. FREDERICK HARVVOOD, Irzsirzzftor NIEMBERS ' PAULINE AUSTIN CHARLOTTE GOODLETT MARGARET ALLISON RICHARD HUIE MATTIE BELLE Cosa ANDREW POWELL PAULINE GALLOWAY IRENE RIGGIN VERA ROGERS DELAS MCCAULEI' MARY PAUL JEFFERSON Sx'LvEsrER HALES VVILLIAM GIBBS 59 W 'M f ll .f f A 3 f IIlllw1 '-WM' -Lin -gig, fwly f' - 'S x. 8 - .h - ,. Ax ,X I by px., ix .MA .A x FQ: xx X X n n -nu :nnn nnnnnnnunnuuuuu n Q nnnnuluu ie? llll-ullSEi Ehu 1 f rrpw' Y' :XX rf x rn 5 ' XSY X . 5 X- TT NX WX .--N .. .E A ' 0 A S .ZA V W, A- . b , . ,. 2 I 1 -1 . . I A . y V , A ,:I ., gfgi- x O. : ' ' I-IES ' E' . - - - . ' -. 1 ' I . - ' I . .A 'L ' - .... 1 f W .-.,- AQ -:T 43,1 . -R. ,I Va. bf N .5 - wg:-wx K jg, 'K ' -- '-13. x -5-' A I I 'E .. 'S I 1 Qf - -- . A ' IV .I - -.-1.y,- -, ,E . .. .Y zq. , V, :Q i S R, f ' W- ' . -- lil g.I'1':'1z2 A X NA V V . R ..,.N : iii' W J vw z A .J C11 ' ' ' I- 91' '- ' ' N X 9 . . 3-...f X Q' if . .: 1. ti - -.-A I- X . A -R gf-ii ' .Q ..,. . -. 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Arkansas State Teachers, Ouachita College, I4 . -vi Ym:j: gfg- -'Hi I O 1926 Football Recorcl Plfzrr Arkadelphia Illemphis . Arkadelphia El Dorado Arkadelphia Conway . Arkadelphia Arkadelphia 73 Team Henderson Henderson Henderson Henderson -Brown -Brown -Brown -Brown Henderson-Brown Henderson- Henderson Henderson iyv ,Zaikin umllfhyl 5- lla 1.1-v' Brown, -Brown -Brown Bo ROXVLAND Coach C'UaCl1 llowliiiill. though a Ltrarluatt- 01' Yantlvrlivilt. is in jrst as trur' a st'-use a protluvt of olclei Recldie teams and ol' the oltlvr famous Hwlcliw spirit. Foal-h Rowlantl's attitude since he has boon ooaeli ot' th lirdtlies has het-n an t-xt-nipiii-it-atitm of that courageous spirit. So surf'esst'ully has he inculoatecl that spirit into his men. that the team has aohievirl two suc-vessful seasons untlt-r the han- ilioap ol' almost insuporalilt- tlitiioulties. Rowland has the strength and personality of a great coach. and during his two years lit-re has built up a host of ardent frienrls and admirers. W BENNIE PARKER Captain Bennie has the honor of having piloted the Redclies suovtissfully through one of the most arflUOUS seasons in Ht-ntlt-rson-Brown gridiron history. Parker wt-ll mt-rits the praise which he has received as the learler of the 19215 Rt-dtlie vlan. No harder worker, fierr-er lighter and more f-onsoientious leader has ew-r captains-tl an Arkansas football team. It was largely Parlit-r's courage and lighting spirit whivh animated tht' past seas0n's Rvtldii- toam, anal it was his sheer merit as a football player whiz-h gainetl him a plzlc-in on the All-State team. He has to his credit an enviable revortl as a i-antain :intl as a player. JOHN ADAMS Caplain-EIN! John comm-s into the inheritance of a bt'-rth left vacant hy the passing of a great captain. This is a position whit-h, under suvh vircumstanct--s, is particularly tlirlit-ult to fill with unusual cietlit. But those who know the new captain of tho Reildies feel no anxiety on that soore. J0hn's l'C'C'0l'tl in the past both on the gridiron and in privfitt- life has boon a splendirl one. He has all of tho qual- ifications of a good leaflt-r t-ombincrl with uursual ability as a player. Adams comes into the position as captain at a most auspicious time. Ncxt year bids fair to be the most stui-vt-ssful in Reddie gridiron history. XYith the combination of a grt-at team and a great captain, the 1927 Rt-ddies should make football history. TOlN'IlVlIE LOVELL Managfr Loyalty has always been tht- most certain indication of unwavering faith in anything. If this is true, then Tommie's faith in tho Redtlies is supreme. Tommie has not simply been an offivial busi- ness manager of the team, but what is more he has been its most loyal adherent and its most unfailing supporter. His services have been invaluable to the team and his loyalty has been an inspiration to less constant supporters. .3 , .t PROCTOR HILL 11411-fllllflf Frip is also mir- of tht- fast, shitty ltiniil with ph-nty of weight and drive to rip tht'-ligli ai lint for :ippi-P-1-izihlo gains. Virvliiig tht- Q-mls and smashing tht- linv ilv I-4-nstitviti-rl :1 ri- tilt-I :hr-lztl. A hartl. sur-Q tacklvr. he starred hoth off.:-nsiyt-ly and clefcnsiv-ily. Yet with flat- v'fIi1shiii'ati.tii V-ir his all rotmrl playing alvi'ity, it was in returning punts that Priya f-xr-Nl-ll, Iflnyinz who alIi'iu to racv ot! at full speod the instant that the lull l0LlL'iltfi his arms he st-ldom mile-l t-i lviill'il tina highi-st, ll H2451 punts for from tt-ri to thirty yztrnls pi-at-tioally vw-ry time. ZACK ixqASHBL'RN Halfback Zar'l: is anothor wxaninle- nf the tfivnii, littrrl-working uthletc- who bi'-lit-yes iii 1-wnsistt-nt travininf. 'f'liiF is Za4i'k's s Conti ytar as Il li-ttf-r man and hs- has two moiw- years to sf-rv:-. His mini i-lsu' :ini fighting spirit has won him much admiration, His spirit, courage anti tl-'l'i'ininaiI-in w'il multi- htm ax ht-ro oi' the gridiron. BENNIE PARKER Fulllzack Two yr-urs an All-State man st-wins mt-rt-ly to have in:-r-asvtl B1-nni-Us riot:-vminait-on lu iwfihwl at truly great reputation. Une of the most powerful lim--siimghmg g'ul1l,,,,-kg gl, 1114. f,m1..415 ,g Ai-v-.WS-,q 1 1 i . .. .. football, Bt'lllllE' was handicw 1 nel 1 ' ff la Q' ' ' -' ff ' '--' - 111 t turin, tit past Stasun in bun, Iowtul lo shnu il -I thi-' rvsoousilmil- itit-s of tht' quartvrlnack position. Unrlziulitttl by this ini-re-asf-11 resiioiisilailitf. he l!'l'tx0l'lllr'fi thi' -lu'y HSSiEne-fl to him faithfully and wt-ll anfl in ad-lition smashed thf- line- with sin-h powvi that ht- was an almost unanimous selection for fullback on tht- mythi:-al All-State elvven. EVANS VVRIGHT Quarterlzacla Here is one of the heafliest, i'l-Pvtest little lmrits that over t-nrried a pigsltiu tlirongii a lvr..'q.-n ri--ld. Lavking L-onfidonct' in his natural ability, Evans performed ohst-uriely on thi- I.l1'ag,on Blowing Mavhine for threat years, thvn in his senior year he blazed like a meteor across the griilixon Hiinaim-nt. Start- ing in the Magnolia Aggie game, he playttd brilliantly and with the aid of better intwitvi'-eiiv-J than wus given-him, would have turned clelfeat into victory. Ht- starred in ev:-ry game throughout the season, and his record for this single year of varsity football is difficult to surpass. ALLAN BERRY Right Guard During a season when good guards were plentiful, Berry's playillg UU'0Ugh0Ut the SGRSOH WHS outstanding enough to place him on the All-Association team. Big, fast and powerful with a ready ability to dope out plays before they were started, he starred on the defense and his offensive playing was above par. YVith two more years of football still before him his record in the future should be even better than his record of the past, JOHN ADAh'IS Left Tackle Pontlvrous in bulk, powerful in action, John was a continual menace to the opposing' team. His driving strength united with his smashing tactics enabled him to smash many of the opposing plays he-fore they were well started. Adams is Captain-elect for next year, and with due considera- tion for his past fine record, next season should be his best. ROBERT THOMASSON Right Tarklf Here is another instance of the Return ot' the Native. After an absence of a. year from the Reddie ranks, Slumber returned to continue a splendid record begun in 1922. His record during the past season was a brilliant one, his playing always above the ordinary. A driving power of offense, he seldom missed getting his man when the play came through the line. This is probably Slumher's last year on a college gridiron, and it marks :L brilliant finale to a. fine football career. CLARENCE CORNISH Right End Krupp came into his new position by virtue of his speed and his ability to receive passes. A tremendously hard hitter, he was exceptionally brilliant on offensive work. In every game he materially aided his own backs in gaining ground by cutting down the opposing secondary defense with monotonous regularity. He played halfbaek on defensefhis former position was halfback. Cornish offered a nice exhibition at the flank position, even with his lack of experience at the new job. A brilliant record will be expected of him next season. 4. k J EUGENE SHERMAN Left Taflzle Bo was careful to begin his college gridiron career by acquiring a splendid record. According to many competent football critics, Sherman was one of the best tackles in the state. He starred consistently from the beginning of the season. A smashing type of player, he offered opposing teams no end of trouble. This is Sherman's first year in college football and with the acquisition of experience, he should develop into one of the greatest players that Arkansas has evcr produced. AL Cox Center Cox was throughout the season a good, hard-playing, dependable man. Equally good at defense or offense, he constituted a strong cog in the Reddie machine. A high school center of some fame, he easily adapted himself to college gridiron environment and bids well to become a great player. PAUL LIVELY Left Guard Lively is one of these steadily consistent fine players who stars in every game. Though not a spectacular grandstand player, he was a constant power in the line both offensively and de- fensively. Lively's fme playing contributed greatly to the impressive showing made by the Reddie line during the last season. GRADY NEWTON Center A famous saying has it that centers are born, not made. Grady seems to be one exception to that rule. His favorite position was formerly right guard, until the Reddies found themselves badly in need of a center, then he was called upon to handle the job. That he filled the position well may be seen from his record of the past season. He stood out as one of the bulwarks of a strong nine. RAYAIOND FISHER Halfbadc lialfbark Fisher, who hails t'rom Missouri, early established his fame in Arkansas football by almost eonsistently spectacular playing. By that we do not intend to imply that Fisher was a grand- stand player, he was not. His playing was simply so outstanding that it well deserved the title of spt--etaeular. Fisher was equally good at skirting the ends and in plunging the line. It might truly he said ol' him that he never failed to gain yardage either way when Called upon to earry the ball, He played right end on defense and covered himself with glory by his defensive playing. LOY EVANS Quarterlzack The Dermott Flash they Called him during his high school days. and the name is no misnomer. 'Fleet of foot and shitty, Loy was always hard to pull down in a broken tield. Every game in which he played saw him gain good yardage. Uombined with shiftiness and speed he possesses a good football head and uses it well. He has all the attributes of a good quarterback and next season should see him well on his way to football fame. XVILLIE HAGERMANN Lzff End Hagermann's work at the end position throughout the past season was practically faultless. As a defensive player T'Villie has few equals. His ability to figure out plays was uncanny. XVith his excellent head work he combined speed and aggressiveness and a remarkable knack of snagging passes. A Freshman, Hagermann easily broke into eollegiate ranks and his playing has been out- smnvling. Very little amount ol' yardage was gained around his end. ED VVILLIAMSON Right End Handieapped by lark of weight and lat-k of experience in college football, YVilliamson yet made a name for himself by playing hard every minute, and by playing the best brand of fo0tb:1l'l. Many of those who played against Jug pay him the tribute of saying that he is one of the brainiest flank men in the game. He played his position perfeetly and his tackling was hard and sure in every play. Starring on defense, he was no weakling on offense, for his blocking was flawless and he possessed an uneanny ability to receive passes. X I Jain, 8 nlnnnu l u ll: Inunll lil lilnu llllll Reddie Reserves - HE Henderson-Brown reserves, commonly known as the Dragon lylowing We - , , , , . llflachine, constitute one reason for the successful season through which the his Reddies passed during the season of 1926. lior their work, they should re ei their just due, for certainly there is a great deal due them, which will never be credited to them. The machine is composed of Burris, Pickler, Tibbetts, Fissel, Stewart, Harris, Bul- loch tcoachj, Trucks, Hamilton, lXfIcClendon, Kloore, Cannon and Huie. The Dragons have been from time immemorial, the greatest second team in collegiate foot- ball in this state, and always have administered defeats to the Pups of Hendrix and to the Tigerettes of Ouachita. The Pups have never defeated the Dragons, and have very seldom tied them, while with the Tigerettes, it is an uncommon thing to carry away thelscalps of the Dragons on Nlonday preceding the Thanksgiving battle between their big brothers. llloveover, the Dragon llflowing lllachine takes great pride in administering overwhelming defeat to the high schools in the state, and have played many of the strongest with satisfactory results, very seldom losing a game. It is not theirs to have the limelight of the papers shed upon them, to play before the thousands of fans who crowd the games of their big brothers, to receive the coveted H at the close of the season, to be tendered banquets and feasts galore, but they must fight an obscure 1-ight, taking all the knocks they can stand from the varsity, struggling to overcome any odds that might arise, and as an incentive to better play- ing, reaching just a little nearer the coveted varsity squad positions with each hard knock and gruelling scrimmage. Here, in the ranks, is where the making of men forever goes on upon the gridiron of Haygood Field, and here in the ranks there is developed a spirit of fight and love that cannot be found anywhere else, truly, the reserves deserve their name, the Dragon lklowing Nlachine. 79 ce' 'e n ,rf ,-- ' . P . 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Laptaln lllashe 1..,i ,, f 5 f. --i burn will lead a quintet of letter men onto ,- .V 'X' the court, for five have returned for this season, and should be one of the best teams 1 , 1 V in the annals of this College's basketball I' history. T, .Q The Letter Men Are: CAPTAIN lxl.-XSHBURN, Forza-an! LIVELY, Clc IIfI'IA BERRY, For-zc'arf1 COKER, Gurzrzl PARKER, Gmini YVhat with these, and the return of Sleepy Thomasson to the court, bolstered by the reserves, Gardner and Hughes, together with the Freshman recruits, Trucks, l-lagerman and Evans, Coach Rowland should be able to build a cup Contender team, and it is expected that Henderson-Brown will rate high in the court contests at the close of the 1927 season. 81 5 fy ffl' P' fx' , ' N' 6 .fxx E ' xxx XS? If 1. , .x- '36 -H R x xx ' 6' A, Sw. vm, mf-5, -xy QA 1. n nunun I nnnn nlnnnnlununnnnul l l llnuul e 5 I a v x 82 ir ,ff -' E of-nh-..,fff?fnis 'A , ' Z7 L -7 S' Y Y I 7 7 KSTAR. r , A ' T X' J' 1 adj? Maia, 8 ...... . .. .............. .. : E ' L-l L5 ig i 'e .' ' as cgi - c sl 5 .,,. srl '-' ,il fr Z I i Ill i ,A N N F ,X Q X ' Xml lull IM y ll ly ty 1 'Y i 'lk l' if gvl: Wg- ' HSEBHLL The IQ26 baseball team was composed of: Coker, lllashburn, Crawford, Cornish, Lively, Hill, Ogles, Fisher, Darnall, Sewall, Galloway, Adams Qhlan- agerl, and Bo Rowland QCoachj. The Reddie baseball team last season played a total of twelve games, winning four and losing eight, and this season it plans to play a stiff sched- Wlllll III IIII I I I 'll glsiilili 'A k ' llll' fjv ., f l Illlllllvwxkf , 7 '! 'I I !f 1 A ' , zfvff 1 ' f I ,five X t llll I - lv - 'l '2' ule, and things are shaping themselves for a success- ful season. -mal ,, ' 'r- 4 3- , QQ. .1 ,I 1927 Baseball Prospects This year the infield will be well covered, with the exception of third base, by letter men and the entire outfield will be covered with one man to spare. The pitch- ing material last year was good, but there was not enough of them. However, with the addition of two pitchers from the Freshman Class, and also with the assistance of a few freshman helders, the Reddie baseball team will pick up this year, and under the able tutelage of Coach Rowland will be able to meet all comers with a vast degree of confidence in victory. The letter men who are back for the ,27 season, and around whom the team will be constructed, are: Cornish, catcher, Crawford, pitcher, Lively, first base, Darnall, second base, Klashburn, shortstopg Ogles, Hill, Coker, Thomasson, fielders. Three men, with the addition of a few more good players from the Freshman Class, should form the best team Henderson-Brown has had for several years. 83 iyf ,L I i :N K . 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'-1 ' i both track and held departments. -1' .-:Y-' 7 1927 Track Prospects This year the prospects are far better than they have been in yearsg with several letter men back, and a crop of freshmen prodigies, the Reddies should bid fair to make their mark in the state meets. The letter men who are back this year are: Parker, E. lVright, lVIeConnel, Coker, Berry, lllcclendon, and Cannon. These letter 1nen will be bolstered by the new material, and should make a track history in Henderson-Brown this year. Ss fy If is ' G Il f '7 EM , 11 W af 5' A . .f L' fa. Mx-v.,,,,,, x 4. ' Q: Q, f 4 5 if 5 W 5 I 1 I 5 , 3, P is 5- uf Q s - ' fmf. sl iv' 5.33 ,fd .,, .fi - QE mm- 86 y 1 fl f-' 'Y Qu , , f-- I 1 A 5'-1 II llllllmu Z-A I 7 I Vp . .wJ,?,.z4 ...... M - . .......... . .. ff f L 4 2'9 ' pq ' N 1 lr 7 I, ,, A k U ,ff f' , 5 f ' f ' K!! ij 1 'I 'V I 34 6 The Recldiettes After the loss of so many of the letter girls of last year's basketball team, Coach Gullett will have to build this year's sextet around Captain Polly lloose, lllazie Cannon, letter girls, and Vera liinard, Lonina Sanders, Bess Darby, Grace Benton, Cecil Scarlett, Verna Pate, and other dependable reserves of last year, together with some of the Fresh- man girls who have shown adaptability on the court. Bea Schalhorn and Elderleen lloore are among the best material which has been acquired through the present Freshman Class. XVith the return of llolly Bram- berg, member of the IQ23 state championship team, and unrivalled jump- ing center, the team should be one which will rellect honor upon them- selves, their coach, and their college. 37 . 1 ' N - - jx 'bi e 'g ,g,5 'lll ,'0 Npyff 1 rw N S9 -Xl '- I x 'K 'sf rrr' ' X XX 6' x ' xl! vf x X x p A - N f 8 x ' QQ 'xvn ST QNC X - . - , v K 1. SN- vmrw.. :XXX X N U ' N ' ' 'N X Q ' X X gs N x X x Xx llllil-llllili--IIl--Q1-ICIIIIIIHUD!-I-IH-Il-IlIll-Hl-l-lIl--l2Sl--l'-l-l--'-'lllll'l-l---ll-I-I-I-ll-..Hlll S8 ry yn fh ' f 'Ilz0,, 25332 1 A1 gl A N .Ijb L ' k' Lg A 3 if A K WWH LLl.'f,.L. -A If Wm W 65, X1 1N!XK'wli5iRu X ' A 1 I ' I ,A 7 Q' ' X' -- X ' ' f2if:f1':ff4 'wiw 1 . 4K' 'fr ' L. -377559197 742 X ' '- ' ': 2 ' '.'. :'.w:::y.v: .1 - -.. : OOK FOUR FAVORITES AND ORGANIZATIONS . l 4: V'--11 '- .wi - fm- W' ' v s. - ,- V .. '1 4 I ' ,u,1'm7I- r rg.. n . ' - L3 C Q , . I I in ' o ,,.. -' +- H V A ,is I-. A5 '75-iv-1-. . 'TP ., .Q iw 9 . x V 7 4 x . 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Founded I 893 Colors: Black and Old Gold Zllofio: Strive to excel, tO emulate ANNIE HAMI1'ER ...... LUCY LORENE SHARYER . MILDRED ANDERSON RUBY ADAMS MARIE AGRICOLA MARY ALFORD MARTHA LALFORD RUTH ALSTON MILORED AXDER GRACE BENTON PRESIDENTS KIEMBERS CLARA B. CALLOWAY MAIZIE CANNON MATTIE BELLE COBB BESS DARBX' . . . , . Firyl Qzmrln . . . . SITUIIJ Qlllllfffl' . . . Third Qzmrivr Fozzfih Quarter PRISCILLA FLRNATTER PAULIXE QR.-XLLOVV.-XY CHRISTINE QEREEXIIAVV ANNIE H.-XMITER LUCILLE ELLIOTT VIRGINIA FINE lVI.-XRY FORGY MARTHA JEFFERSON SON FLOSSIE JENKINS STELLA LANGSTON ARCHER LEA MERLE MARTIN MARY MCDONALD LORENE MEADOR JLIANEZ HEMEEY OLLINE HEMBEY ELIZ.-XBETI-I HOLDER BLANCHE MILLER PALYLINE PARKS NELLIE PERKINS JULIA PLOTNER FLOSSIE POVVELL BOBBIE RANDLES LILLIE MAE RIDGELL SUNSHINE RIGGIN FRANCES ROGERS CECIL SCARLETT LUCY LORENE SHARYER MIRIAM THACKER LETA TULL HENRIETTA VILLINES META VVALLACE Jo VVOLFF 'TI-IELMA YOUNG 95 ,ff A- y i- ......f JJIIUIEIIMMM, T 1:-T A 23,11 SmW'z:- , I 1 ' X N, 1 '. :I J PX W SY , NX xkxs 5 X I fx X X K ' V? if AALNX.. .ilnf-jc N rt -nun-nu nnnu u unuu nn: llnuuuul I l l lllll 4 1 I i 1 x i n E W 1 , i 3 i 2 3 i N w., Y f I 96 , f I- rf: , V. I ' , 'frxxw ,..,L : 7 f Jain! I 8 ...... ............. .. I Q, X J an A :Quik Q' ,. A X' C? R 5 S' As X Colors BRODA The Gamma Sigma Literary Society .' Red and Lavender ERWIN . ..,. . . PAUL HORTON .... MAHAN GRIZZARIJ PAUL LIVEIA' ELMUS BROWN JOHN CAPLE DOUGLAS CARSON AUEREY CRAVVFORD JOHN CANNON GLENN COKER MATT DAVIDSON BRODA ERWIN ROBERT EVANS CLARENCE FELTON CARL HAGAN PAUL HAGAN H. M. HAYES MAHAN GRIZZARD Founded I 89 I PRESIDENTS MEMBERS JEFF HENDERSON JOHN HEFFLEY A. JONES GARLAND KIMBRO FRED LAVVREXCE RALPH LEWIS EARL LEWIS PAUL LIVELY MERIWETHER MARKS PAUL MCKNICHT EUGENE NIATHEVVS HOLLAND OGLES JAMES OLIVER LEVV PRICE 97 Ilflotto .' Know Thysel f . . . . . . . First Quarhfr . A . . Sfcond Quarffr . . . Third Quarter Fourth Quarter A. POWELL JOE VVINSTON REID EDGAR SEAY J. J. STOWE ARTHUR TERRY A. TAYLOR C. TAYLOR HOVV.-XRD THOMPSON GEORGE VILLINES C.-XLEB VVILRINSON EARL VVALRER CHESTER VVRIGHT PAUL HUGHES AUSTIN HUGHES L y :'-'-572'-ff Ilnlm 1-WM 1 . . j 'X Z1 V-qZfgIf6 S.'vZfV'Q:1!L ' und, I ' X N X I rx x X - ,X . . -, X 59, mQ.X.. .5 . x on. XX: Q . ..... . .... ................ . ........ WNNN5 ,E NJ rrfswr X R-. 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S f 1 X Lxfiliii, ' 1 'Zi' ' 't l: NV xg N , - ': ESE. 53 .':f 1 a in A .,.. wg E, , , tx w 5 W l Philo-Garland Inter-Society Contestants ESSAYIST ERNESTINE HASSLETT AMY JEAN GREENE DEBAATORS ORATORS RICHARD HUIE SAM B. CROCKER JOHN PAUL MCCONNELL CHARLES REVELY IOO XA' ,7 rp 7 ' 2' nf nn-. ffm 'Q' , ' 4000. Q was X R X X X 5 A X S X E Nl xx. IlllllllllllllllhhlllhlliilhlIlllllllllhillllllllllllllillllll-Ill llllllllll l Ill llll I 1 fl. P7 K-QA ,Qi 174 ,- l 7742 -If I ff -' ' l L f fl Q ' ITAIRQ ,Wf f, W. I nglillllnfllllilllllllgllllillllllglllllllllllllllilll l,Q ll-llllll l an-:lullEiqlnllpnlsluuull u xr . .- xg-S The Plmilomatlmean Literary Society Founded I 9O5 Colors: Garnet and Blue Mott0.' UTO live and learn and be all that does not harm distinctive wOmanhOOd PRESIDENTS MADRIS DUNN. . . . . ..... ...... F irstQuarier VERA RINARD . . , . . . . Second Quartfr REVA BISHOP . . . Third Quartvr . ELIZABETH DOANE . . Fourth Quarter MEMBERS IRMA ATWOOD FRANCES ADAMS EDITH ASTON PAULINE AUSTIN ELLINOR ALLISON VIRGINIA BLACRNALL REVA BISHOP MILDRED BOOE FLOY MAE BETHAE CORINNE BEVILL MARX' BURTON ROSEMARIE BRUMMET ALMA CASH MINNIE COEN PRINCESS CHRISTIE EUNICE COPELAND ELIZABETH DOANE EMMA DOANE MADRIS DUNN JESSIE MAE ELLIOTT HESTER FRY FRANCES GOODLOE ,f f yngzg KATHERINE GUNNELS MARTHA GREENE AMY JEAN GREENE CHARLOTTE GOODLETT VIVIAN GILES SALLIE HUMPI-IREYS ERNESTINE HASLETT PERDITA HAYS CHARLOTTE HAVS'KINS CATHERINE JACKSON VERA KINARD DAWN LEONARD ELIZABETH LITTLEJOHN ELDERLEEN MOORE MARGARET MOOSE ELIZABETH NORSVVORTHY HAZEL OLDS RUTH PATE VERNA PATE GLADYS PINNIX EOLIA PHILLIPS LOUISE PRIMM IOI MAUDE PERRY DOROTHY RUPHARD IRENE RIGGIN NORINE ROBKIN CORA REED BEATRIX SCHALLHORN LAVERNE STEPP LONINA SANDERS MARTHA STOWE MARJARINE TURNER IRENE TAX'LOR RUTH TAX'LOR HELEN TOWLER VVILMOUTI-I TENNYSON CATHERINE TENNYSON MARY LEE VVAHL ALICE VVATSON VIRGINIA VVITHERINGTON RUTH WARING SUE VVHIPPLE MAE VVHIPPLE CORNELIA VVHITEHURST , ffz-1MllIl'l '1 'Wh' ,H IV - I ' Q .fy--x,f Z. ffl! -4 112, 'ffl 5 ZUJ A wfl Y hh .- A k X T ,QRS A f R -xii P ..x . 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GARDNER, JR. RAYMOND GOODLOE WILLIE HACERMAN OREN HARRIS PROCTOR HILL RICHARD HUIE FRANK JENKINS 'IEOMMIE LOVELL ZACK MASHBURN J. P. MCCONNELL CHESTER MCLENDON STEELE MOORE GRADY NEVVTON BENNIE PARKER ALONZO PICKLER CHARLES REVELEY EUGENE SHERMAN PAUL SHULTZ SLOAN STEWART HARVEX' STUART ROBERT THOMASSON JEFF TIBBETS LEWIS VVALKUP ED VVILLIAMS EDWARD VVILLIAMSON VAN N VVOODVVA RD EVANS WRIGHT 103 f f nn--4 i7a. llllMJmWM 5- K 1 IW LQ' ',,' ' Q. 1 I I . : X L7 Y IA - 3 115 N' WX ' .Xqw N A Qxvxwx . ..... . .... ................ . .. ...... r , I ,J X I' - X Nl X --E 5 W V .. ., V -Ni. e W' H' ' 3:,:f,:: X1 ' J I xv- 5 . W .. .A . F ' . ff I N 'ix' -flzzff ,, X - , ' T' X , A- ' ., -'Q X ' nw , . . , ,.415.- X N H61 5 ' iw' I if , x X X53 E X X Xu N ,S 4 NX 1 5, 5 XXX-:-:... as V A -b g: :: :5.5:::-3 Ig, Q X X ,XV3 S 2 X Q X :L- .fs X K X Q Qu . NX - N S Y 5 3: .:-:gf Q cgi X 3 W .X . . 1 X Q X , Q : .Q: fw f ?' ex X Ns x X X A 2 EX' g el' ,X K., gif? M if ' .Z .. - . . ' ' -. 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N of l S ZR. 8 M . 'Q X . Pi Kappa Delta P. VV. TURRENTINE, Izzstrurtor OFFICERS JOHN PAUL MCCONNELL . . . . .. . C. L. GARDNER ..... MARGARET MoosE . . MEB'IBERS FLoss1E JENKINS AUBREY CRAWFORD MAHAN GRIZZARD IRENE TAYLOR RICHARD HUIE H. M. HAYES CHARLES REVELY ANNIE HAMITER Debate Record, 1925-1926 College of Ozarks . . . State Teachers College . Harding College . . . Ouachita College . . Arkansas College .... . . . . Hendrix College .............. Total Debates, ug VVon, 6g Lost, 5. 105 Cs- fill H717 ik is XE? ...1:..,... by , wwf :xv 'X N - . . . . . President . . Vice-President . Secretary JOHN PAUL MCCONNELL MARGARET MOOSE JOE VVINSTON REXD C. L. GARDNER IVon. Lost. . I I . O 2 . I 0 2 0 . I I I I y . f . :LL f e lIu1...Aw1M Sn X V Af ' x lg 'X X I rx x X xxx Ns - . 4- IUI IUIISH-lll-llll-llll-I-ll-IQQll-II-llll---.llllllllllllllll-I-Ill.-I-Clll f N 1 rr' X. 1 71 Q I Q N VF 5 ' MX . 1 X- SN - N- 'X Q XA www' 151 .X S Eg, T Qmwx.x Q. - .,, x xxx: Q Q X .uf 1 f f:-. , I I ig? 52' ,.,. Ag.. 'GQI V 'Z' -A V N , . X ' X Wi' 3 , A J .....:W 24'- A ' '- A ' Tzv E ' f, .J kxu, Q3 fe 5 'Y sw xg 2 YN N' TY. .R X 41 2: X2 -I , X K , A ., .5: '- JSE- I 9' I 4 A ix 39 ' 'W ,I A.-. . .X--E.. N IW ff ik ...:- . 1 ,iw A K A .,,- . A . - , - -1 MM X ' r- as XA SX' - -'isef + N ' f 3 ' 5f'5:jf ' .,jI' , :-ya., L jjt' . . -' M y ' MISS MILORED SHERROO, Spomor OFFICERS IRENE TAYLOR . . . .... . . . . FLos'sY JENKINS . . . Vire-Prmdnzt REVA BISHOP . . . . . Secretary . Trrasurpr ANNIE HAMITER . CHA REVA BISHOP IRENE TAYLOR MILDRED BOOE BEss DAREY IRAIEN OF COMMITTEES CEcI'I.E SCARL LUCY LORENE GRACE BENTON ALICE WATSON MADRIS DUNN HESTER FRYE ETT SHARYER ANNIE HAMITER FI.OssY JENKINS 106 ff ' 7 'Y tv Y ' ' - ,h N 'fxxw 1 L :A 0 If I . IA, IQ, ,za X 5 f i,,j'! Q . N f if-X' fi hz 'T p Hfflf I , fr f , A 8 ' A' ...... . ..... - .... .... . . .......... . QV., : '. rf - Q. -I --Ill -ll-ll I-Ill lql- Vn A . I R -I , I -7215? -' ' ' , ., fi. -21 APP, . ' - Q F. 22: QV Q f V I t ' A ' I I v.',- 3 .II A I SDIRIT , Q fb C ...V 1 .2 : . I ' - :., .. -I , 4:,A. 1 1 ::: -Q13 -I ' ,f jr 5. ', f XA .., 4, I -, I T212 1.' I 67 ,,, H. S I ,. 514. We 4' E ' Q A . .1 I I Y. M. C. A. Cabinet L. O. LEACH, Fafuliy .ldfviser OFFICERS J. P. HORTON .... ...... ..... P r vsidfn! . . I ifz'-Prr.ridfnt W7INSTON REID . .... CHARLEY HAMILTON. . . . . Treasurvr RICHARD HUIE ...... . . Serretary COMMITTEERIEN C. L. GARDNER PAUL MCKNIGHT LLEwELLx'N PRICE AUBREY CRAVVFORD ZACK MASHBURN IO7 7 'V' ..-...f 'zz-nn. D' mudllhmn .F if ' I , 5- f U71 3' f S, 'T 1 xr Xfrrfxr ,ix Y 'xx r N' 5 ' ' Y I A Q. I- wx . X- I x - WR ff PN A X is -1 WNQXA.. .A -...C N xxx: Qi X - -- S -- ,xS Am llllfjeIF!!-FliHFQQISFS-llQllrQlll-IIIBQIYIHII?-l-ll-illl-----FilqI--IE-I------llllllllll.--ll-I-l!l'll----Ill 41 2 QL -A A ' iii ., I f , we h I '-Q' 1 1 I I Helen Hardy Bible Class MISS SHERROD, Tmfhfr OFFICERS CHARLOTTE GOODl.E1' . . . . . . . . SALLIE HUMPHREYS . . NORENE ROBKIN . MEBIBERS PAULINE AUSTIN EDITH ASTON RUTH ALSTON MARY ALFORD MARTHA IALFORD RUBY ADAMS VIRGINIA BLACKNALL MILDRED BOOE FLOY MAE BETHEA GRACE BENTON REVA BISHOP MATTIE BELL COBB MAZIE CANNON PRINCESS CHRISTIE MINNIE KOEN MADRIS DUNN BESS DARBY LUCILLE ELLIOTT JESSIE MAE ELLIOT GLADX'S FITURNER IRENE TAYLOR RUTH TAYLOR HENRIETTA VILLINES JO VVOLEF THELMA YOUNG VIRGINIA FINE MARY FORGY PRISCILLA FURNATTER HESTER FRYE CHRISTINE GREENHAW' KATHERINE KTUNNELS VIVIAN GILES CHARLOTTE GOODLETT CHARLOTTE HAWRINS ANNIE HAMITER ELIZABETH HOLDER SALLIE HUMPHREYS VERA KINARD FLOSSY JENKINS ARCHER LEA DAWN LEONARD MERLE MARTIN MARGARET MOOSE MARY MCDONALD BLANCHE MILLER MARX' LEE VVALL CARNELIA VVHITEHURST COR.-X REED LORENE MEADOW' ELDERLINE MOORE ELIZABETH NORSVVORTHX' HAZEL OHLDS VERNA PATE . . . Pfwidfnl . . . S1'frrtary . Trfamrfr EOLIA PHILLIPS PAULINE PARK LOUISE PRIMM NORENE ROEKIN FRANCES ROGERS LILLIE MAE RIGDELL BOBBIE R.-XNDALLS SUNSHINE RICCIN BEATRIN SCHALLHORN LUCY LOREN SH.-XRYER LAVERN STEPP LONINA SANDERS CECYLE SCARLETT HELEN TOvI'LER MARJARINE TURNER RUTH WARING ALICE WATSON MARTHA JEFFERSON PERDITA HAX'ES RUTH PATE ERNESTINE HASSLE'I'1' CTLADYS PINNEX IO8 f fe A - nr . ,4 ,. . . M, v 14-.., yfqjn-A., , , I fam T T -'X ESQL S-fe m elfl- ' r C ' I ' ' It ' 4 'S 'CSO b X I I ',Zi?: 'lily Jain? 'Q' f ...... . . ... ....... . ...... I - , 'as-f .Q T. .. ' X1 - -wx. A - s , .N-A S' Ng, Ski. ' XX 'Rex , .. I Q: gsm51 ig:,u: :-, . I - A S., -I:2fi :g' 'N . 1 51 ' 'FI' -infix, A ' I S-f5'fE .5'Q - Q - Q Jack Tidball Bible Class MARY SUE MOONEY, Tfarlzvr OFFICERS SAM B. CROCKER . . JOE VVINSTON REED . . ZACK MASIIEURN . ADAMS, JOHN ASHBY, FRANK BELL, ALTON BERRY, ALLEN BERRY, HAROLD BOVVLING, THEODORE BROWN, TOM BULLOCK, VICTOR BURNS, J. P. BURTON, FRANK CAPLE, JOHN COMES, SIE COPELAND, E. VV. CORNISH, C. C. CROCKER, SAM COKER, GLENN DARNELL, HERBERT DICKINSON, HAROLD ERWIN, BRODA EVANS, ROBERT MEBIBERS EVANS, LOY FELTON, CLARENCE FISSEL, VESTER GARDNER, C. L. GOODLOE, RAYMOND CTRIZZARD, MAHAN HAMILTON, CHARLES HAYES, H. M. HAGERMAN, VVILLIE HAGAN, CARL HAGAN, PAUL HARRIS, OREN HEFLEH', JOHN HENDERSON, JEFF HILL, FRIP HUGHES, AUSTIN HUGHES, PAUL HORTON, PAUL JONES, ARCHIE KIMBRO, GARLAND LAWRENCE, FRED LEWIS, EARL LEWIS, RALPH LINN, ED LIVELY, PAUL LOVELL, TOM MASHBURN, ZACK MA'I I'HEWs, EUGENE MARKS, MERRIWETHER MCCONNELL, J. P. MCKNIGHT, PAUL MOORE, STEELE NEVk'TON, GRADY' OGLES, HOLLAND OLIVER, JAMES PARKER, BENNIE PICKLER, LONNIE PRICE, LEW PERRY, COLLINS POWELL, ANDREW . . .Prexidcnl . . . Sfrrf-tary . Trfasurer REED, JOE XVINSTON REVELY, CHARLES SHERMAN, EUGENE SHULTZ, PAUL D. STOWE, J. J. STEWART, SLOAN STEWART, HARVEX' TAYLOR, AINSLEY TAYLOR, CLIFTON THOMPSON, HOWARD TIBBETTS, JEFF TRUCKS, FELTON VILLINES, GEORGE VVALKUP, LEWIS VVALKER, EARL VVILKINSON, CALEB WILLIAMSON, ED WOODWARD, VANN VVRIGHT, EVANS 109 - A A X. . A A . ,J r, , ., luv I 3 ,J -EQ F . XX sq, A X N ' . 'bsxx E+ - I Qexflix.. X X -A I --.-' 1 lll- -'2--- 2 1---l - - I -l--- 'N K H6 M X E9 Qs X x w 'wx A V ,5I.Q:51:. ,'.? ' FRI -5 335. 6 V V , V. :ai '-sv M' - -EW 1 'Qg3:ss5gs,: 1 E ' Q ,X gif N, -' 35:51:12 --r...-f5:3::::. 1 -23, A- ,vggpy W. 'Q' Sz ,-f'. K+ X T' P-Q k., lf: -'71 M M, .. ,.., A , ,. . 'A ' 'E '--- -A' X. X Mx E x N 'nur : .,.. 'A .'si'X:.:- ' ' X ,Q -- Mm Qt- ' .iv EQ 'dk , f j Q2 X Q YL? X Student Council OFFICERS SUNSHINE RIGGIN . jo VVOLFE ...... SALLIE HUMPHREYS . . PERMTA HAYES . ARCHER LEA HELEN TOWLER LILLIE MAE RIDGELL VERNA PATE IIO . . . . . Prrsiderzl . Viff-Prf.vidfnt . . . 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MILLER JAMES OLIVER NELLIE PERKINS CORA REED XII . . . . Fir.ftQuar1cr . . . Second Quartfr . . . Third Quarter Fourth Quarter CHARLES REVELEY NORENE ROBKINS FRANCES ROGERS J. J. STOVVE IRENE TAYLOR ARTHUR TERRY MIRIAM THACKER GEORGE VILLINES HENRIET1-A VILLINES EARL WALKER MAX' WALKER CHESTER VVRIGHT AL. ' 7 'gf his-Q! A .. - , , 1 , , Q Gs- Qtlf L SFWJLZF xf r ' - x N fx 4.. R wx - -- sx iX'X'x' affix: -. , XX 2 ff 'W , 1 :Jaxx rn 5 ' Emf N ' h QY 1, Qi, 'ST ,N-X X Y-1 5 . . NNN . , X X K X X N .. - . Q K N X ' Q gs -- -x Fx: - Xb -un nn uuuunnuuu-uununun nn -nas:-nn-nnnnnuqnnnunuunnn-lllnuunnnllilunlnullllnuullnnllllllullllnun - - ..,. .M I .. .- :g,5..-.5155-HH 1:,.,e:a'1sagy: ,. -- I ' .,,,. . 9, .,.., f?N51:f'2E-:, . 'Sz n ' .11 1.. -E 7 . I. ' :1,'9?ag:.--:, Ez-'-vez, W .Q . 32--:fm .ae fx 1 fp ' 11 H I xx. 'v.ukxf-Am. .:.-Tfxmi-: Zag.'-z. -E225---:::??i?a ' 1 QTL ., , ...,A QL 4 . Sy f Q E' I as gs .1 Pep A5SOCiati0H SAM B. CROCKER . . ----- PI'f5id1'I1l HAROLD BERRY ....... . . I'icz'-Pwsidezzt LUCY LORENE SHARYER . . . . Sffrf-Iary JEFF HIZNDERSOX . . . Trmsurer CHEER LEADERS C. L. GARDNER CHARLES REVELY VERA Klx.-mo PIANIST MILDRED ANDERSON PEP COUNCIL J. P. IVICCONNELI. PAUL HAG.-KN MADRIS DUNN DEARIE HOLDER II2 r ff 'L --ff.--ff ,.4L........uffM il ' :ff ' . ' ' I ' X fx E-...A E Q, f f f 1' I 7 'W .fu W W MMJSTARQ : , ,1'?5?2 J-24,04 'f f- ...... . . ... .............. fb 113 ff ,, fl? f. . w, X J'l W 'W ' f J .5 J 1 N ff' W' 'XX XX GWSTAQ A A A Q ,N N . ' XY UN Q . ,Q . .N '1 I I h 4-hx A R X X ,. -SM Sfifr- T18 LL .,.. ...... ... ..... .. . .. ...... MILDRED ANDERSON Arkadelphia Belles Club OFFICERS xX llllllllllllllllllllllllllll CATHERINE TENNYSON , . . . . rcszdcnl I . . . . .... I'iI'f-Presiderzt AMY JEAN GREENE . . . .... 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SEQ. . ,.,,-If ,gli X: - J ,E .,, Y 2 W x A A Sf V X MN ' e 'P 8 ' Na , ' X E1 E Q ?x Q Eta Beta Pi Founded in Henderson-Brown College in 1922. Flafwvr: d Chrysanthemum ALPHA CHAPTER Founded I922. Active Chapter. MEMBERS Class of IQ28 MILDRED B005 LAVERNE STEP? RUTH WAMNG Class of 19.27 CHAv.Lo1're GOODLE'fT LONONA SANDERS PAULINE AUSTIN 29 Class of IQ PERDITA HAYES Class of 1930 ELIZ.-xBETH NORSWORTHY 119 f yr f 6,4 f MIIIIMMM df.. PAA-..7l4I' yul' 'A 1 f X -' A A Q5Q4 ,m 1V2 s , s 11 Nr rrnw' , X H. GTS ff' 'N' M ' SX N 52 g-9 ' fha' ' '-A N Q X: --X . , X X llllil-IIIIHII--SQ---I--II. I C .IIDI--i --lk-'E li - F Y A., 1 my e + Q I , s A Q 'N V' Q 1 N. X 3 K A Q' B5 Q M0 A, It X ' I.. As L A I f . V 'Ri Yiziftf kia' f . A. A ' A 'wr' mv: I A 'Qffw .:,. .-.I . N Q- .I A 53:1 ga '1 2,5441 x QQANP x x D 4 . 'x X Qu R -W I N rsrtififk, x f If Aw MEMBERS NIILDRED ANDERSON IRMA ATWOOD AMY JEAN GREENE ELIZABETH DOANE TOWN -A ., Im: . E X1 X, I X 'AR Q I. .5 A , ,., Q Xxx we I A EMMA DOANE ELIZABETH LITTLEJOHN IVIARTI-IA GREENE CATHERINE TENNYSON MEMBERS VIRGINIA CALLOWAY DAISY BELLE VVEPFER KATHERINE GRAVES CORRINE BEVIL Izo 72' ffff' ip? r' - 9. , ,I - I I ' A f I. I ,-.A ma . -'ff' jk JhLQx fn'N Iri 159' 5 4 1 ' X. ' I ' 5 if ,517 IZWZI MMM, . 4 A 6 ll-l-- l l IDIIS S l-lS I HHIIHI Ill-l-llll Qwh.. I '.,- A Q .., I 5 di 2 W, ,. If' X X -A f 0 kv. If: . Q if ' gf? V- - Ax, M ' 1-Si ng! A Zeta Tau OFFICERS MARY ALFORD ..... ..... ..... P r esident CECYLE SCARLETI' . . . . Vice-President LOUISE PRIMM . . . Treasurer MEMBERS NORENE ROBKIN RUTH ALsToN GLADYS TURNER LOUISE PRIMM BOBBIE RANDALL MARTHA ALFORD PAULINE PARK THELMA YOUNG MARY ALFORD CECYLE SCARLETT IZI . f f' A - 6-75 EWJINYE 'I 9 Xi f I 'XXX x N s , . . X- -E X X NX . -EQWQN. X.. 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QB Q Y wx QI D5 A WEB ,, - 'T :. . ff Iggsrx Y . .- V' 5' 27, ' A 'f 'f I ' wggesg can 'F' 1 Q' 3' 1 A ,f , CHRISTINE GREENHAVV LILLIE MAE RIDGDILL jo VVOLFF LUCY LORENE SHARYER VIRGINIA FINE MARY FORGY ANNIE HAMITER SUNSHINE RIGGIN ARCHER LEA FLOSSIE JENKINS 123 , 7 r QL 'I AZ . . f 7 ' Q 'lf M 'S I ' 111, 4 I 'J m ' s. '- . A .XX X fn' ai A 4-xx R X A- ,, 5XN ,,,s.N.. Fixx R X. N X X r ,, , 1 J rr wr 1 X x :xnxx 5 ' Qfx , 'X 1 5 QW :X - 'QM 'TIN NX X s E ' -N ' J N X X 5 Q X n u nungnurnlnun -nnn nn n n nnnnnn nl llllIMnuuull! llLl-lil-5E: S5 i s ' -.I N-E. -. ...rf 5-75.- X New N: Sk Sm M Xxx Yi Q QR R X N 'Nm :gg N xx N .--fr N XX E SY SNS NX N Q . - QQ-'ff9sa g:15':... ,, ,-.. 'fi fi . ' 125521: 4 2 x N NN Sl NX 1, , X Q55 Y N N ,.,..,. 4 ,.,, A . , fr-gm I I zi, E. X N k S'-I N .- ..,.,,. . it y is 1 RIEAIBERS IN COLLEGE Q FRANCES CQOODLOE IRMA A'rwoon MARTHA GREENE E1,1z.'xBETu LI'l I'LEjOHN AMY JEAN GREENE Ii.-XTHERIXE JACKSON VVILMOTH VIQENNYSON 124 l f' ? I I - if WSTA , EV ' 4 '1 fm l29 25222, . '. C ' f llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIalllulIlul llllI!!l l nunaiu!-ll--:un-nlnunuuuhnu .. . C H if Q . 'tif' FF ' X I 3. X 52 A - il- . , R x ,QL ,.. Q... NN 3 The Ace Club KIEMBERS HERBERT DARNALL JEFF HENDERSON EDWARD VVILLIAMS JOHN PAUL MCCONNELL JAMES GLENN COKER The Ace Club was organized in connection with the greater Henderson B : - rown movement, which was started here last fall for the purpose of producing a good impression of this College on the athletic teams of other schools by taking care of them when they came to Arkadelphizt to play. The Ace Club leaves a heritage to its future members that is not equalled by any other organization in the College, and although composed of only Five members, it has done as much, perhaps, as any other organization to cause Hend . -B ' ' erson rown College to he regarded wlth favor. 125 fi J 't' II IIlll1lliumW'h 5- f 'uwffyyi f - J '- N' I' Y r . 2 fl' X, RX A ,- if x r L 5 ' S' y A ' xx , . sv . . X- f?N - R x . -ss? cages.. .Nr Q: -Xi N L I - -- E .1m I . .- essays llIl-IHIFIISIIQ-QSISIS-IISISIIIISHIIIIII-Im-I-lll.lII--I--HIIII-Ill-I-lI---Illlllllll-I-ll-I-I-III--IFQIID ,..-:-::::2:2- fx. llisa.. ESE , 4 . z:r '1.'3' . - . , 'glS5fff'I is-f 4z.5, T SvAfi3:i?97I.5 V ' ' ' , '-55- if -. V , . fl , 4 . . I'f'l:1l'fw ', :I f W i 2. Rive f A t ., sz Q 2-A N: 1552xf i??E: . ' za' .1 Rr, . wig:-,L ,I .:' ,- fig,g,,:: ar'-1 ' ,.fg2y5'-zsgggli . 2-SX' gs-I N 'g,:5f,:-,,:5g,,f -'- gi ' ,,.,., xi RX. .R .Sig R-, - b .nw N NY. : If xF:' :. .. f Cer: , x V . , 1 , :-rs 11,:5:5:5:'5 .g:-vgggg B ,,,,, A .A A The Pre-Medical Club OFFICERS -l0HN PAUL MCCONXELL . . Prfsidwfz! CLARENCE FELTON . . I'irr-Prfridvnf JOE Wuvsrox ..... . Srrrvlary DR. C. A. EVANS . . . .Sponsor M EBIBERS CYRUS TICHARD HUIE CLARENCE FELTON HOWARD THOMPSON ROBERT PAUL HUGHES HARCEL MOORE HAYES JOHN PAUL MCCONNEL JOE VVINSTON REID C. L. GARDNER The Pre-Medical Club was only organized this year, with the purpose in mind to secure medical lectures for the Pre-Medical Students, and for the students at large, with a view to stimulate the study of medicine in this college, and to make more honorable that most noble profession of arts, the practice of medicine and surgery. Dr. C. A. Evans, head of the Department of Biology, and retainer of an M.D. from Van- derbilt, is sponsor of the club, and has been instrumental in producing high standards of appre- ciation among the members, for the study and practice of medicine. 126 f51,E55',wf-3 R M12 ff , - Q 'Lvl' sfqix Er L f f EM-M if -'A S IAQ 'AY fJ. -ri I . if g f f ' , , , ' A A 34 I af' V A K 9 A 'EI ,,,,--- 'in .. :.?,, bk 'Vi ' 1 PY' .W is -5- 'kr' KA 1 dt' iw:-N I ,, , ' ' ' I ' Q 0' ' P' ,-.O: . 5'-.Af ' if ' via-A ., .. ,A 1. I . : -ii - f ' ' I P-. f : fm -' Q, mlfk, p 5. 1 y I .-., V N? x' - . D fl? 4 'Y' lg f- A , 'f'f?'? 1 1 I 1 I P E ' ' ' Q5 X 17' I . Aff' , 4, I. ,,, Spanish Club FLOssIE POWELL JEFF HENDERSON IRENE TAYLOR RUTH XVARING GARLAND KIMBRO PAUL MCKNIOHT DAWN LEONARD PAULINE PARKS HAZEL OLDS VIRGINIA FINE JO XVOLFF JULIA PLOTNER irq, PAULIN E GALLOWAY ELIZABETH LITTLEJOHN Brass DARDY MARTHA STOWE BEA SCHALLHORN E. XV. COPELAND RAYMOND GOODLOE DOROTHY RUPARD CHARLES HAMILTON OREN HARRIS CHARLOTTE HAwIcINs MINNIE KOEN MIRIAM THACKER RALPH LEWIS ELDERLEEN MOORE MARY MCDONALD Miss ALLISON AMY JEANE GREENE JEFF TIBBETTS HERBERT DARNELL PAUL LIVELY JOHN CAPLE H.AROLD DICKINSON Iz7 nl-.r fnifah-y sl' QWIWQ5 pf! l f f A ,1'?Z -I.:'f? ' D D , 1 xf rr w-W I I N 1 . gg if Qs. K xx KS TALE 'X ' S 35 ' MIN.. vyx ' I qnnnn u nnnu nnnnnnnnnnnnnnun nu n s nnnln .5 , , V 4, ,Ash--A... ,X - . A - I' , 'QF' 0 C .A --Q-:. ..f:rfr,r:::. D . '11 15:g.r::::Q:,xgg5 -iw:-: . ff. ' LS A. - ,X As: R - ,...,,-E.- .,., I .WQW .-:'J5'f- ...L-,.v. ' . 'QS 5' -,-a1:s:zf:e:sss,:--2 ' 1:2-.. ' ' ,Q IgA, U. I -5 ,An ' . . 4555515 'wfx 'A. ,f.:.-.- :,., -.tim- R , mf' f '-9 1' 3' 3 - Ex , -III. A ,iw- A -. 'A 'f t A:s':f:' .. . :'5':l-: 'I.E.' fsisi'-V ..,. , ' 'ff- ' A . . Raj 5 I 55.5521 ' X Q .. ' xl - K F? . x I . ' .3 E: I s, - AUEREI' CRAWFORD . Le Cercle F1'8.1'1CaiS ELIZABETH HQLDER . IRENE RIGGIN . . . . MLLE. SHERROD . C. L. GARDNER LILLIE MAE RIDGDILL MARGARET MoosE JULIA PLOTNER ERNESTINE HASLETT FLOSSIE JENKINS JESSIE MAE ELLIOTT MERLE MARTIN . . . . Priyidnzt . . . . .l'icf-Prixident . Secritairc-Trisorivr . . .Critic MADRIS DUNN AUBREY CRAWFORD IRENE RIGGIN PAUL HAGAN FLOY MAE BETI-IEA LUCILLE ELLIOTT VIVIAN GILES MARY LEE VVAI-IL CDRNELIA VVI-IITEIIURST CECIL SCARLETT HENRIETTA VILLINES ELIZABETH HOLDER MLLE. SHERROD 128 7'yQ ,A4 ' was--faIIQlIInIn-IIIIIIMI is If QW IQ ,A ' I I I - I I I . Y . . '. 1 Y x i f , 5 .L I Y f 1 ,. 1.. ,fa . -r,xxxK'1.,L 'A' 7 M4109 , 6 ...... . . ..... -. .......... .......... 'ff'-QMS -Alf' ji. 4 A M f 'Aim Wi Q xm f Mslsrw Ulu. ' 33,0- - w:-4 -Y, if! . xx Q NYY- X f I 1 1 a ff X 4 g x 1 1 ff I xg R xxx x xi X X A YQ? xl f fx If I .x -'x K I Z X Y 1 KA M f IL X f f JE' A x it X ,-.- ,' D . x : A h I f fl If 'i 'lfggg A G . . , 1 1 H 4 1. . , 5 D Ffxfsg -V lx X 1 LAX' v Q Z Q Xu... 5 -'ff M1-Z,-JI -I 5 . -Q , Xi we 21? QT g 4 X ' 1 fd, A elp your Jhlp come in READ THE ADJ' ,W y Q f Q . ' . - E 7 Z' -' nn-.ff jp-L 10011. if X 5 T Y 'Q2gz 5.'IQ d I F' I METAR ff H M R i A 8 h-? A ' ,ggi imgixu X QW 'tx ll--QI--ll-1----if---1---U I I --l-l--: .lLh-Il E: E MAJESTIC CLEANERS Proprietor ARKADELPI-IIA, ARKANSAS Practical Cleaners 9th and Clinton Sts. PHONE 118 i-333 Tire and Service Station GAS, OIL, TIRES AND SERVICE Where Service Comes First W. C. PEARCE. JR. H. F. WATSON ,f I 1 f P U I . . lv , ,. 4 Nrnxx -,',L W .W fi. fgqp ...... .......... . Elk Horn Bank E5 Trust Co. ORGANIZED 18 8 4 Capital Stock Paid in, Sl29,500 Surplus 330,000 RESOURCES OVER A MILLION DOLLARS OFFICERS J. S. CARGILE ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,..,.,.I,...,,.... .. .......... President W. E. BARKMAN ...,,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,I,,,,,,,,,,,,, Active Vice-President J. J. HARDIN ,,,.,..,,,,....,,,,, ,,,,,,,,..,.. V ice-President J. W. PATTERSON ,,.,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,. V ice-President H. L. PETTY ,..,............. ...,-,,,,,,,,, I .,,,,,, C ashier A. P. GREENE ,,,,.,,...,. v.,,,,. . Assistant Cashier R. C. STONE ,,., .,..,,M.,.,.,,. M....,I.,.,....,..,,, ,,.MI... A s s istant Cashier DIRECTORS NEILL SLOAN W. E. BARKMAN DR. CI-IAS WALLACE J. J. HARDIN CLAUDE PHILLIPS J. W. PATTERSON D. FLANIGAN A. P. GREENE R. H. GREENE J. S. CARGILE A. J. VESTAL MANAGER SAVINGS DEPARTMENT DOES A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS Your Account Solicited 7 f I , A A 4L f llllzmwullfw- R 'Q hx N xy, 'T' rfb f 1 X rl x rhx 5 ' e A X ' . 1 , , . xx - y N XY - . NYM ff! x - 'E N X 9 ,-. N X Nix Xx llllll!llllUllllhilllhlllllillllIll!lllH!lIllIllIIQIIIlllllll-Dll-IlllllllIlIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Merchants and Planters Bank and Trust Company Capital and Surplus 3100000.00 JAS- G. CLARK Y H ,,,,,,,,.,,, ,,,,,,,,,, , ,,..,,,,,,,,,,, P resident DOUGALD MCMILLAN W ,,,.,, , ,,..,,.. Vice-President JOHN W. THOMPSON , ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,r, ,,,,, C' zzshier HARRY JORDAN H ,,,, ,,,,,,, ,,,,, A s sistant Cashier HEPLL ROSS ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, ,,,,,,. ,,,,,,, , , , , Assistant Cashier WE SOLICIT YOUR ACCOUNT lf you have money, WE WANT IT. If you WANT MONEY, WE HAVE IT Dr. J. A. Boudreau Dentist PETTY MCCORMICK COMPLETE X-RAY CQMPANY EQUIPMENT Phones THE LATEST IN Oiice, 61: House. 497 AND SHOES E Main and Seventh Streets Telephone 189 ARKADELPPHIA, ARK. af ff-yv:. '.4 ' fe E we ff, ' ' - , 1 'f ,Zz . 'x M ,, , -, l,',. X W gif .fx fa I i fx I 'X ' XL. 1 1 ' . 1 - , 1 ' 1 I 1 -'S Hmff I ,jf f 8 1 XZ I j IQC1 1 1 fa -141,40 I Z4 Lf ff 1 1 .1 5 ' ' Ill---IllIIIIlllll-I-llllllllll---l-Il-ll-llQQ!--I-l-IllIlllllI-I-I-QII-Ill-llll-l-II-ZIUIHSUIllbllll-lUllll We're Serving You With 61 Years Experience ARKANSAS' POREMOST DEPARTMENT STORE Style - Quality - Service - Value C FSIXTH EAND MAIN LITTLE ROCK. ARKANSAS cn lg LU BOB ELLIOT l TIPTON AND C I Jeweler K O O Florists E-1 FINE GIFTS OF 4 JEWELRY 4 DP' Let us fill your orders for Cut Flowers and Corsages. 3 202 S' Wash- AW- 2 Flowers delivered anywhere in the phone 1424-W P United States by Florist Telegraph Z Delivery Association. ,-1 l-Ll 0 l 509 Main Sr. D - 0 I LITTLE ROCK, ARK. Q5 EL DORADO, ARK. 1-11 U cn T f I - - 1 ' T' ll lllllunw-Wwe' 'ELXIQQ -A oe I I fairer.. QQTE, M nn--n-nu--u-a n u unn:uui'm? llEl-IIZEST El Dorado Building and Loan Association W. F. MATTHEWS, '24, Secretary-Manager Home Ofiice ' Branch Oflices El Dorado, Ark. All Over Arkansas A Savings and Investment Institution YNITH A GUARANTEED PLAN FOR REPAYMENT OP LOANS AND SAVINGS ACCOUNTS GRAVES THE HARDWARE CO. CITY MARKET Established 1391 R, W, DAWSQN Proprietor ANYTHING IN HARDWARE FRESH AND CURED MEATS All Orders Promptly Delivered ARKADELPHIA, ARK. TELEPHONE 108 fre '14 fi ' f ' A 'FUI'-'MM 5 pwN NeQu m f' 7 ffffm M1149 , 9 ...... . . ..... . .... Mattar Dry Goods Company EVERYTHING TO WEAR-WE HAVE IT U it I cc' BINAIION Lf'-51' fjwfx 'fi v if yi X X 5 1 N. I 'i TRADE WHERE YOUR DOLLAR IS q WORTH MORE CENTS THE HOME OF CURLEE CLOTHES The Friendly S5-for Men and Young' Men s Shoes LADIES' SPECIALTY, JOHANSEN SHOES YOUR PATRONAGE APPRECIATED Mattar Dry Goods Co. Repharfs Store INCORPORATED Trade at Rephan's and Save ARKADELPHIA, ARKANSAS IKE DAWSON 8 RUTLEDGE Transfer Auto and Truck Service TELEPHONE 36 Siftings Herald MENUS, PROGRAMS ETC. ERINTERS COLLEGE STUDENTS We Appreciate Your Trade Prompt and Satisfactory Service is Our Motto Star Barber Shop ON MAIN STREET if ,fre me ,Y I ,Th QA A Cf- ' IIIIIIIIIW-IIIIW, FI , G .fi ' xxx ISHS 'T .L . .L ff -Qiyx X H 8 X . .ski Qgrm.. ..N?if'j, N . ..... . .... ................ . . . ..... Q HOTELfRANDOLPH EL DORADO'S LEADING HOTEL Ample Parking Space 200 ROOMS 82.00 UP Student Headquarters if T1 'S Har Sc af ner S. arx lothes A iqmff' M- THE EL DORADO HOME OF I-IART, SCHAFFNER '25 MARX CLOTHES Cheapest Because the Best Star Clothing House INCORPORATED EL DORADO, ARK. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED BARTON- ERHTHS Kuppenheimer Clothes EE EL DORADO, ARK. MAIL ORDERS GIVEN PROMPT ATTENTION 'fr Y,-'Y nf- r-- I I I 5xL4j'-ggwgmhwwg If 0 fb .,f ,fa , ,M ,f f I, jj? ,lgffakg Jigga 2. ,, 8 l ...... ............. Black Cat Sandwich Shop If you are hungry and want some place to go, Come and see Tate, Tommy and Joe. They will iill you head to foot, And will not burst your pocketbook. If you do not Wish to take a roam, Just call us over the telephone. Black Cat Sandwich Shop Telephone 76 ARKADELPHIA, ARKANSAS FLOYD WHITTEN THE RQYAL THEATER The House for College Men Hart Schaffner 'ES Marx Clothing, John B. Stetson and No Name Hats, Wil- son Bros. Shirts and Undrewear, Flor- , sheim and Nunn Bush Shoes. Quahty Photoplays Pay Less and Dress Better FLOYD WHITTEN CECIL CUPP. . 1 . H . X ' S llllllllllumlllhm 1 K X xx , XX ' X' :EX R N Xxr I' N , J 1 fr Ywql . ix il XX xxx fy' 3 - S11 , ,N . 8 X . N A NW - Ne g K9 wx .Q S .x . ,, QAXQQ X., 'lc Q xx .X X X X N x K X ' D .4s X x Xl A llllll-llll-IllIHHIIIQ-llBl-lllllill-III--lliillllllllI-l-I-SlICI--ll-l-ll---lllllllllIll-IIIIIIIIIIIII--lll HENDERSON BROWN COLLEGE ARKADELPHIA. ARKANSAS The School With a Heart in It i Thorough literary courses leading to A.B. and B.S. Degrees. Exceptionally strong departments. Music, Expression and Art. leading to B.O. and B.M. Degrees. Healthful surroundings-every care relative to hygienic con- ditions. Close family life conducive to helpful, intimate contact between teacher and student. Athletics encouraged and fostered for strong physical develop- ment. I Through personal contact and close contact the purpose is to develop character and to produce a high type of Christian manhood and womanhood that will be marked by thorough scholarship, sane citizenship and clear vision in right living. CATALOGUE AND VIEWS ON REQUEST C. L. HORNADAY, President HENDERSON BROWN COLLEGE ARKADELPHIA. ARK. I-fr ff' Y 'Y p . Y r-- I I I xii, 4 , Ax , ,X fa, ff ff if HK . ' in i 'ii 'fi R9 1 Il ff A - - f f f f e TAS. , 9 ,f, ,,: Miwyfia f ' 1 , , ' 4, I ff, , , ll .-llli--lf.:IIllll l-IC-------I--I---l-I - --HQII-ll--IIIISIII--I--III---IIIIIIHI-llll l J If It Is Good to Eat You Can Get It at Williams 8: Phillips FANCY GROCERS PHGNES 38 AND 39 ,-Wye.. 'Xi' fi i m l-X Q14 U H 1U'M' XX 'X Q I A' 'X 'WJ I 9 'L nw Q - I AQXQQS N h Rx X 'NX X X -Lx . ..... . .... ................ . . , ..... SLOAN DRUG STORE TOILET ARTICLES VERY LARGE ASSORTMENT TO SELECT FROM AGENTS EOR JOI-INSTON'S AND WHITMAN'S CANDIES WIEHE HOME OF GOOD OLD PURITY ICE CREAM CWE MAKE ITQ Every Prescription Compounded at Our Drug Store is Compounded by a Competent Druggist FOUNTAIN PENS-CONKLIN'S AND SHEAEEER's TELEPHONE 25 SLOAN DRUG STORE WHEN IN LITTLE ROCK HALL DRUG EAT AT El Dorado, Arkansas JEFFERSON AND ELM LITTLE ROCK Phone 71 I THE FASHION SHOP I IF IT'S FOR WOMEN H. A. Ross, NLD. College Physician ,, Office Phone, 116 WE Residence Phone. 135 Telephone 485 ARKADELPHIA ARK ARKADELPHIA. ARK. f-fr p-'7 , n. r-- I ' I' ll X If 5' IQXRQ fb , .fhilgg f 8 ngiilliailgfllllllglZ nluaun n s lnu ununnuunllll , I unuunnn nn: At Last Low Prices Do Not Necessarily It Has Been Proven That Mean Low Quality d Best in We Handle the Very Latest an d , Hats and Shoes Clothing, Dry Goo s CADDO IVIERCANTILE COMPANY Headquarters for College Students 708-710 CLINTON STREET TELEPHONE 106 QU E ALITY, SAVING, SERVIC TEL MARION H0 5 0 0 Rooms European Plan ABSOLUTELY FIRE PROOF LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS ,.-y',P'Q,, f-- ! ' 4 I. L E L- fr --'L I ldlllhunw-MIM JW ty! SARA X X' X QNX 5 i ' I A-f 'X for is 'C . 'Sf v G V M NM ,gwilgik ,Q .RN M X 1 . ..... . .... ................ ..... SHE WALKS IN BEAUTY AND COMFGRT Paradise and Fashion Plate Beautiful shoes for beautiful girls, in company with Irving Drew Arch Rest Shoes. make possible the combination of Beauty, Style and Comfort in Women's Footwear. ORDER BY MAIL Vv'e will send shoes cn approval to any part of Arkansas or Louisiana. This is of especial interest to College Women. WIDTHS AAA TO C Proper fitting is of supreme importance to the modern woman. Our Practipedists assure you a perfect litting, ' WALTW 't.5Jii?fSHQQEi J. T. MCQUADE EL DGRADO, ARKANSAS Tom G. Clark Miss Nettie Lumber Company Whitlow Hat Shop Everything for Any Building A Chic Hat for Every Face Anything for Every Building YOUR PATRONAGE Arkadelphia. Ark. APPRECIATED Stewart's Drug Bl-Mk Cat Store Sandwich Shop Soda Fountain and on the Square Luncheonette PLEASING We Appreciate the Student Trade Phone 6 PHONE 90 EL DoRADo. ARKANSAS I ,-' Y --Y f . r'-- ! ' I ,, -K Li ' wa Cf A Zmxqff K' ', T y 4.'.f . ,xxx STK 55' ffl H Q ' le ig AQ ,' y ' ,QILQ ffffh. Jiiah 6 ...... . . ..... - ........... .......... L. C. NEWBERRY CO. The Store Aristocraticn THE HOME OF Hoosier Cabinets, Sealy Mattresses Globe Wernicke Book Cases L. C, NEWBERRY CO. HOFFMAN CANDY COMPANY Little Rock, Arkansas Sweet Things for the LADIES Hugs for the GENTLEMEN LADIES' WORK CENTS' XWORK Paul Hagan Cleaning and Pressing Your Paironage ls Appreciaierl Assay lr with Flowers FOR HER BIRTHDAY, RECITAL AND COMIVIENCEMENT Write or Phone Seay FIOYVEI' ARKADELPHIA Q GREENHOUSE. TENTH STREET Hot Springs Highway 7'yQ ff pe' 1 . I I .Q - I l I X A fi A U 'H' 'M F GTS ff' C W T II te 8 oh ' visas.. ANT-5, Q, 'L ....... .... ................ . . ...... LEROY THOMPSON PHOTOGRAPHER We Made the Pictures for This Annual and Wish to Thank the Students for Their Patronage. We Preserve All Negatives and Pictures May Be Ordered Any Time in the Future PORTRAITS BY PHOTOGRAPHY THE CENTRAL RESTAURANT ' ' Courtesy and Service D. G. LAMB Cleaning, Pressing and Tailoring Society Banquets a Specialty LADIES' WORK A SPECIALTY Central in'Location in the Heart and Telephone 290 MlndCgEegI3eBIlIIngIy ARKADELPHIA, ARKANSAS FRANK MCMILLAN, Manager J. A. HEARIN MERCANTILE CO, General Merchandise and Fresh Country Produce Food for Feast J. A. HEARIN, Manager 67-Phone-59 MAJESTIC BARBER SHOP 617 MAIN STREET IT PAYS TO LOOK WELL Service is Not Our Motto But Our Business Jimmie Deal Edward Ricketts Newt McDaniel ,Y-,. ',.. .- X P ' re Nr' CQ T ,eff p 'rl 1 A 'xxx '.'x 4 ffgrg 6 ' ' Ne 'Y 1 ' f , il ,' . 8 - 1 ' -, ' f 7, Z film.. 195540 f , , f, fz, 9 If ' ' -I-llIl-'llllIIll--2----I-Il--.-QI-llII-l-l'-In---I-QQQI--ll-lllll--QD-IQIIIZ--H Sadler Buie STUDENTS Ielardware FEEL AT HOME IN THE R1soN, ARK. Black-Price Drug wk Company SOUTH SIDE SQUARE ANYTHING 'J IN HARDWARE EL DORADO, ARKANSAS EXCLUSIVE BUT NOT EXPENSIVE The Shop for the Well Dressed College Man Harris lVIen's Shop LITTLE ROCK, ARK. What You See at the Price You Want to Pay AT The Arkadelphia Hardware Co. Phone 91 McNutt Bldg. J . A. FINGER Jewelry and Novelty Store REGISTERED OPTOMETRIST The Hub Clothing Company LITTLE ROCK. ARK. Everything for the Well Dressed COLLEGE MAN . f fe of . Af' 'L' Ssyggkldllllllwhwm I ll X f 'x 5 Q 8 'T ., NIL 1:5- hs . -Siiggsss.. ..N?,5f, jig: N i .. - XX . -- S ll xxi f .N J'- 2-., sw,-rf-wr t tix X-N . QI, , .FYR R I NN f, K G' x N X XXRX Nth ll Ill-IIIIHIQBIIQII-llll---llllllllllll-ll-ll--I-ll-ll-Ill Patterson'S De attment Store P 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 Ladies' and Children's Ready-to-Wear, Consisting of DRESSES, COATS AND UNDERWEAR MILLINERY THE MGDEL GENTS FURNISHINGS STORE Bradley Sweaters and Athletic Goods Style Plus Clothes, Corthy'S Suits for Boys Eagle Shirts, Stetson Hats Schoneman's Fine Trousers Nunn Bush and Weyenberg Shoes EVERYTHING IN FURNISHINGS FOR MEN AND BOYS J. W. PATTERSGN '55 SGNS Where Quality Counts ff-yan.. fb ,Q I . ' A A O KSTA ' ' I R ff f f'. 1 1,19 Q V EWR 1 1 I NA - ,W V W , 6 f f , Z' fm MM -fe Lf 1512, Q ,, ' f IIl-IIIIIlllIll-ll-llllllllllll---IIHI-ll--I-Ql--l-l-lllfllllli-Il--Ill'llH-llllSl-ll-Il-l-Sl-ll-llll-I-ll 18994--MESTABLISHED -1899 gf Gy f 1 O I I I 0 elVfnrfH1f'G '0 'W' EL DORADO, ARKANSAS Outfitters of FASHION PARK I. MILLER CLOTHES 51-1055 FOR MEN FOR WOMEN rance Agency United Insu LESLIE GOODLOE Manager Ollice Telephone 409 Residence Telephone 285 Henderson-Brown HE ARD DRUG College COMPANY BOOK STORE The Rexall Store For Students and Friends Faculty and Visitors PHONE 8 BOOKS. STATIONERY AND ARKADELPHIA, ARKANSAS DESK EQUIPMENT I ,,,i.,vQ.4 frlffkfi-,,. , A A 1 he J 'H' M' ,xf rrnw, '- .T- 5705 AM Ei yi N W 432 8 Ak . I Avitimt R. -tx llll1l1u!l.F---FQQ! C-1IH-Hl llllflllll- ----l- ql-l-- -I.- IQ-I----y --.----- I--Il---I---ll-I-I-llll-q?Il-ll The Ampico This Worttterful Alechanism Nfay Be Oblainea' in the CHICKERING, KNABE or FISHER IN UPRIGHT OR GRAND PIANOS Southern distributors for the Dardanclla, Apollo. Cable, Lyon IS' Healy ami jesse French Pianos. All styles and finishes. Victor, Brunswick, Edison and Columbia Records Zenith and R. C, A. Radios and Accessoriesg Latest Sheet Music, Records and Rolls Arkaaetphra Music Company ARKADELPHIA, ARK. . f 7' Vs . Wf 1 w '1zf1. 3-wifi? 11.15 Refs 'i - .-tr. , .1 Q:Hi,i. , 'f 1, bw w, J 'AX .., . ,,.-rw- ,...--::.ag52 m, ,.,..,R 'R ff- -A ' R' 1 - , ,. 1 QM' , :rf 1 'Tel E is g f- 's 1 ' , - ., W A : gi-, III P 55 Q . . .E ,ask 1:35, W 1 Anx.nn:.n.m-nA ,V f 34212174 ' N ew Y 1 5 3 'T ' -E tlgi 11 mi Q 7 1' , Q - i-W R1 41 ' N f-' s i 1' if?-ss , SEB ,Q HF I' 1 W.. - 1 1111 1- , .oo, JA, :-11 1-Mirsiassisfsst 11 'f' ff Q. 1. np R.,.-1,1- , --es, sts. ...W ---s- Tx., .!.l- la my.,-...:1s?x.S!gv11,, kgs 'iw -. 'UTY N ' ,ss Waves' ' 1. 'si .. f Rev-ef R cs -ir S36 si-ht mi Tisiigsi -wi 4-'fi-fgzvif ., p g. A 0. Q--1 .3 .... E f.,Lf3'Q1' 1 -s-,surf 1 1 1 - so gs --'zffi -n?ni: ff+,fllg1' -1 if SEii'sES5ig5i ?sLgaR1 TR ,W -.- . 4 R 1, 1 - 1 . kg yn f q.. ME. .st Q if-,.,gn,,,w,.a-13 -f- s -' rf,'ETa3xff',F5i 1 A HB E333 151551539 , -Jr-ff ,Q 2211545-ft ms 'Q .11-swf..-fsfisias.-wb' .- ,, .,, Jg1,Nn3.-94.15. V .1 .. r e.: 2 .Q.q:5v5gfEgggiSg1sZ?:KgE:.x wi., 1 Q f V 1, .ffgf '- 'N-N. 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PATTERSON Aetna-izer ARKADELPHIA, ARKANSAS North-South-East -West MISSOURI PACIFIC LINES Serve You Best THE Missouri Pacific Lines and con- nections, comprising 15,825 miles of railroad, extending from St. Louis, Memphis and New Orleans westward lhru the Rockies and Sierra Nevadas to tlxe Pacific Coastg southward to the Gulf of Mexico and the historic Rio Grande, providing fast, superior service. QQ. K Bulhwcll, ., c I I V' Gm-I PM Nm! f' 9 sk MISSOURI , , ,, -- Passenger 'I crmmal f' FF' L ' T'L - , 4, L1rtlcRock, ra 5- ,f mo. PACj-Ii. co. fi A k 'F mr A Service Institution The AEDKHIISQQJS M8ll10lllSl l30,000 METHODISTS in Arkansas Il Should Bc in Every Melhodisl Home SLIRSCRIPTION PRICE 32.00 A. C. MILLER, Edilor and Manager LITTLE Roclq, ARKANSAS The Country Store Going ou! lifes! Stop al fefsg You get llle basl And have money left. 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