Hendrix College - Troubadour Yearbook (Conway, AR)

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n Y I af 5 V l r 1 l l l l P x V L....... , l ,,i E3E . .,..,. ..... .......... ............,....,.....,...,...,........ ..................,.... o so ,ff E seal as 4 -.21 - 1 . ff 1,72 TROUBADOUR ., S6I1iOI' Class CHAS, WILEY MONTGOMERY, B.S. DANVILLE, ARK. llarlang Baseball '19-'20-'21g All'State Sec- ond Baseman '19, Secy. H Association '20p President Junior Class ,205 Troubadour Stuff '20-'Zig Vice-President Y. M. C. A. 'Zlg Treasurer Harlan 'Zig Secretary Stu- dent Body '21, Capt. Baseball Tl-am '2l. Dinty's big heart and strong personality have made him loved by all his schoolmates. He is one of those fellows it makes you happy to be with. He is small in body but big in mind andispirit. His classmates pronounce him A gem done up in a small package. He has played a vital part in all phases of student life-an honest student, a good Harlan, an active Y. M. C. A. worker, and a great baseball player. Vlfatch him play the game of life. I. P. DANIEL, AB. CONWAY, ARK. Franklin: Math Medal '18, Prvsidt-nt Stu- clm-nt Memorial Association '19g President Medios Ulub ,215 Business Mgr, Mirror 'Zig Y. ltl. C, A. Cabinet '21. . What is a loss to one thing is often a gain to another. So it was when I. P. entered Hendrix. The town of Magazine lost a promising young man and Hen- drix gained a valuable citizen. l. P.'s motto is I can and I will. He applies this alike to work and play, and consequently has been a valuable man in every phase of college life. In granting him his much deserved diploma, Hendrix loses from her stu- dent body a strong man and a cheerful worlcerg and the world gains a man worth while. Page llvcnty

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,js - 'NX .........,................................ 5 -W f 4 e 'Q TROUBADOUR K by ..., SCI1i01' Class I-IAZEI. VIRGINIA BRUMMETT, A.B. Secretary CONWAY, ARK. Hypntia T,iteI'aI'y Society. Hazel came to us from Galloway. We welcomed her to our class, for we knew something of her worth. Lively, good humored, of a playful disposition and an excellent heart just partly describes this vivacious little lady. A girl who does well in anything she attempts, and she is not afraid. Her mind is unset- lled as to her future, but if she is as faithful lo her duties in the fiuture as she has been in the past, noth- ing except success and a good man await her. ARTHUR DEWEY LEWIS, A.B. Treasurer VAN BUREN, ARK Franklin: Navy '18-'19g Vice-PI-e-siIleIIt Joint Session: Local Editor Bull Dogg liit- 1-I'zII'y Critic Frankling Vice-ProsiItuIIt 4'ht-mistry Club: Executive Committee MII- moriat Assnciatinng Senior Memorial Poni- Illilltfvl Uhziirman Program Cuniriiittt-0, M1-nIIuI'i:1l Association. lnto the commonwealth of Hendrix College came this young fellow from Van Buren in 'l6. At first he was regarded as a total failure, but the next year he came back with a determination to show what he was really made of. He was away in 'IB and 'l9, but returned in the latter part of '20, after serving two years in the navy, to complete his course. A. D. has shown what a man with determination can do, for he is among the few who make nothing but A's. He is perhaps the most widely known member of the Senior Class and stands in well with the fellows down-town. He will probably teach one year, then attend Missouri University, after which he will pursue his life work as a public accountant. Page nineteen

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11, A 151132955 .....,..,......................................................................... ............, X ,ff afllt fs 6, 1,5 .LEW-S5 5 '1 I ,e E TROUBADOUR tt H SCI'llO1' Class JAMES BENJAMIN CARMICHAEL, A.B. CONWAY, ARK. Ben has already busied himself with the protection and administration of our funds, and there is not a visible obstacle to hinder him as a banlcer. Some months ago he answered the world's call for financial enterprisers, and his ever-present integrity, capacity, and reliability give basis to our expectations of his unshadowed position in any finance department. OLIVER S. GATES, A.B. HATFIELD, ARK. Franlaling Open Session Dt-hater '193 Lit. Vritic Frzinlcltn 'lily Business ltlillliigtql' Hull Img' 'ZHQ S9Cl't'tHl'Y Franklin 'QOL Inter- Stwi-'ty ln-lmtet' 'tllg Vhiel' Justice Lawyt-rs' Vlulu 'Elly Winner Imlividtml lit-hating Ilon- ors 1205 ltlttitm'-iri-Uliiof Bull Dug 'Ely Best Student ':o. Hats off to O. S. Gates, the man from Hatfield, Arkansas. t He joined the Franklin Literary Society during his first year and there began showing ability in literary work. Clear, penetrative thinking has won for him the respect of his associates and fear by his debating opponents. ln his Junior and Senior year O. S. broadened his field of college activities to include the journalistic realm. Here his college career was climaxed when he was made Editor-in-Chief of the Bull Dog. Page twenty-one