Hendrix College - Troubadour Yearbook (Conway, AR)

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A NW f f' ,. Qjf Q f f TROUBADOUR W Senior Class FLORENCE STUCK, B.S. JONESBORO, ARK. Hypatizlg VlC t'-I'I'9Sitl9llt Y. NV. C. A. 'lflg S9C!'PH1l'y Hypatizi '203 Scwgeant-at-Ai'iiis Hypatixi '203 Literary Critic '203 Iwtesitlt-nt Hypaliat 'illg Treasurt-t' Y. VV. C. A. 'LZOQ Prfsitlt-nt Girls' Home 'Qlg St-et'etai'y unit Treasurer t'liemisti'y t'luli '21g Basketball '2l3 Bull Dug 'ZQQ Mii'i'0i' Staff 'Z20. Very few girls are willing to go through the course offered by Hendrix College, but Miss Stuck has been through a harder course than most men who have finish Hendrix. From the first she had a special lik- ing for science and she has majored in that branch. She has had an active part in college activities and has done her work well. She will probably attend some university next year where she will continue her work in science, as it is her intentions to become a chemist. ZELPHA ZOLA HOUSE, AB. CONWAY, ARK. Hypatiag Vice-President Freshman t'lass '1Sg Secretary Student Body '19g Uaptziiii Basketball Team '1!tg Basketball '19-'ZZUQ Bull Dug Staff '19g Vice-President Y. VV. C. A. '20. Of all members of the fair sex who have gone through Hendrix College, here is one who stands out among the best. She has the true Hendrix spirit and manifests it by her stand throughout her daily life. When she is called upon for any work, she gives a hearty response and goes at it with the sole purpose of doing her best. However, she is very likely soon to be only a part of' a House, say-a Wahl. Page twenty two

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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

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ttizlttiio FZ? ........................................ INXNS C Y - J . 1. .5153 TROUBADOUR 't h 'Ill Sel'liO1' Class PERRY HOWARD HERRING, AB. HERMITAGE, ARK. Frzinklitig Football '17-'IS-'20-'21g All-Statv Tavklo '20g 'Pram-k 'IT-'20g President ll Association '21g I're-sident t'ht-mistry Club '212 Vic-1--I'rt-sidt-nt Junior Flziss '20g Vic-4-A President Ilorniitory f'0l111Cil 'Zig Secretary Franklin Soviety 'ZUQ Troubadour Staff '20, The year l9l4 was an eventful year. The world war began and Buck Herring entered Hendrix College. At the very outset Buck said there were two things he wanted to dogone was to be a good foot- ball player and the other a doctor. As a football player he is a great success. He played on the team four years and was elected an all-state tackle. Those who know him have no doubt but that he is one of our coming surgeons. Perry is something besides an ath- lete. During his six years in Hendrix he has made an enviable record as a good all-round student. Aided by his natural talent, high ambition and tireless indus- try, he has left a name remarkably free from re- proach. He has won the esteem and admiration of the entire student body. REUBEN B. HAYS, A.B. PARAGOULD, ARK. Frzlnkling X'ic'0-Piwsitlciit Frzinklin Society 'ISIQ xYit't'-l'!'4'Sidt'Ill. 'IH-linis Assnvizition 'libg Y. M. t'. A. tfabinet '20-'2lg M. U. Ut-- lmzitt-i' 'EUC l'lHill'ITl2l.ll lit-hating Volliiuil 'ZIJ lYlt'IIllH't' Stutlvnt t'num'il 'EIN lJm'l11itm'y Vuuncil '20-'21g Bull Img' Stull' '213 Y. M. t'. A. Ilelvpgzilt' to Dos Moines: Yic'u-Pi't-si- dent. Joint Session '1!I. Reuben during his slay in Hendrix College has made many friends. He has won these friends because of his earnestness in his work and because of his smile. Whatever he has been given to do, both in classroom and in the different student activities, he has always tried to do his best. Reuben seems to be most inter- ested in Y. M. C. A. work. We wish for Reuben all the success that it is possible for one to attain. Page twenty-three