Hendrix College - Troubadour Yearbook (Conway, AR)

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4-nr., 'N K ..............................................................................-- Xxq ff Y fl s fw-X ,S TROUBADOUR F1 CI'1iO1' Class R. B. RoB1Ns, JR., B.S. OZAN, ARK. Franklin Society: President Freshman t'lass 'lNg 4'ii'eul:itimi Maiizigi-1' Bull Dog 'IXQ Joint Upon Session Dohatoi' 'lSg Asso- ciate Eilitm' Bull Dug' '19g Fi'1itui'n:1l Atl- ilress llarlzin Open Session '193 Vico- Piesirlt-iit Medios Ulul: '19-'Bly 1'i'esiilent. T1-nnis t'luli 'lflg P11-sidoiit-elect Y. M. U, A. '201 Y. M. C. A. Uahinet '19-'Zig Presi- clenl If'i'zuiklin Sm-ivty '2lg Mainagei' nl' l'ulJlir-atiuiis ':21: Student VVasliing:ton Uni- versity wit. Louisp 'zllg Student University nt' L'liir':t:.L'n '20. Doc calls himself Hendrix-bred, even though he has not been here during all his college career. Last year was spent in Washington University and last summer in Chicago, where he got off some pre-medic requirements. After this year he goes into medical school in earnest and we predict success and happi- ness for him. Doc has winning ways with both the male and f-emale of the species and has won the ad- miration and confidence of students and faculty alike. He has not yet considered matrimony seriously. CHAS. ALBERT STUCK, A.B. -IONESBORO, ARK. Franklin Society: Band '17-'211 Orchestra 'Ui to 'Zig Diver-tm' of Ol'CllftSll'2L '17-'20g Quartet '17 to 'Bly Glue Club 'illp 'l'l'CfiSul't'l' Tennis Vlub '1Sg St-crm-tary Frzinklin Su- 1-ioty 'ZUQ Yell Leader '30g Dormitm-y Coun- cil 'Zig ltllrrin- Stzift' l18. Charlie began with us as a freshman four years ago and with the exception of one quarter in the Univer- sity of Chicago he has done all of his college worlc in Hendrix. He is an ardent supporter of his Alma Mater and he comes from a family which has been very philanthropic to this institution, Charlie has done creditable work in the classroom and in addi- tion has been vitally connected with many student activities. His musical ability is unexcelled in the student body, and on account of the fact that he is so generous with his services in a musical way, he will surely be missed by the students. His motto is Mix a Little Mirth with Wisdom. Page twenty-nine 1 1 l l l l l 1

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,X ,4 f , . ..,...................................... Nw ff' 4 W - fxlfx 'I J-N f N TROUBADOUR Senior Class , GEO. P. NEWBERN, A.B. MARIANNA, ARK. Harlzing Assistant Critic Hrirlnn 'IRQ Bus. lIlLIIIl5l'4'l' Summit-V Bull Dog 'ZZOQ Business Mailing:-1' Troubzuloui' '2I. Whatever he enters he strives to conquer, and he usually does. His latest conquests are Latin and matrimony. Yes, Geraldine, you are too late. Jews four years in Hendrix have indeed been joyous ones. He has made an enviable scholarship record and has also found time to play Conway's highest society. Although he has lived a hit to himself, he has also won a host of admiring friends who will always say a good word for jew. The field of business seems most inviting to him and he promises to be, in a few years, one of Arkansas' leading business men. JERRY LEROY PATTERSON, A.B. CONWAY, ARK. Harlan: T1'0asui'vi- Harlan 'IRQ Relay 'Foam 'IRQ Vim--Presitlviit Harlan '20g Arg. Critic Harlzin '20, St-r-1'c-tary Y. M. C. A. '20g Bull ling Staff '1303 Presitlt-nt Harlan '21, Etlitoi'-iii-Cliiof Mirror' '21, Unlike most boys, Jerry has kept up his good record which he started early in his school work, all through college. His literary abilities have displayed them- selves quite often in his career and many times have his friends shared with him his many successes. His popularity has come to him not as an athlete but as one in whom there dwells those superior qualities which make up that finer type of man who knows no defeats. To he in his presence is a real pleasure, for his strong personality drives away all gloom. Page twenty-cighl ,-.Avail

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ff' - it f I Nl k ............... .... .................. K HA V fl!! f I TROUBADOUR IX 1-96 G? Ml --sv fx f.. Senior Class RALPH ANTHONY REYNOLDS, A.B. ELDORADO, ARK. lfmnkling Vit-ef-President FInp,'ineers 'lSg Literary Uritit- Franklin 'lttg Arg. Critic Franklin '20p Secretary Engineers 'Jing President Enginc-t-rs '21, Ralph is one of those quiet fellows who means busi- ness and sets himself at work to master whatever is at hand. He has taken actixe part in student activi- ties and is always there and ready to express his opinion when called upon. ll is not always charac- teristic of a silent person to possess an abundance of knowledge, but when we remember that he majored in math we must concede that he stands out with the rare few. Ralplfs intentions are to continue his work in some engineering school and direct his mathe- matical ability along engineering lines. ELLEN PRIDE, A.B. HORATIO, ARK. Hypatiag Sergeant-at-Arms '1SZ Girls' Bas- ketball 'Z21g Bull Dog Stat? '21g Girls' Council. , As a young lady who loves her work, Miss Pride has made good. We were unfortunate in not having her in Hendrix in '20, but she came back from Tran- sylvania University to finish with her old classmates in '2I. She possesses unusual ability as a journalist and it will probably be Cambridge that will proht when Hendrix loses this admirable character. Truly it may be said oft her that She is the Pride of Hen- drix. Those who know her love her, those who do not are unfortunate. Page thirty