McMurry University - Totem Yearbook (Abilene, TX)

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$ cjote rn M 5 M [ J f? R V cr Junior Class Motto: Maximum Only. Flower: Nosegay. OFFICERS. Miss Julia Luker..................................Sponsor Harold Farmer.....................................President Robert Young.....................................Vice-President Lei. Mae Skinner .... Secretary anil Treasurer Seniors Iasi year, and Juniors this—such was the unique ex- perience our « lass has had as a result of its being the first class to l e graduated from Me Murry as a Junior College which is rapidly becoming a Senior College. Last year's senior class was a varied but congenial group of representatives from Simmons, A. C. C., Wesley. Clarendon, and Sul Ross. This group, with such a variety of dispositions, talents, and acquirements, came to McMurry ambitious of being “maximum only” and desirous of establishing “precedents” on any and all occasions. Miss Luker is a sponsor loved by all the class. It was she who helped us to be the “first” land incidentally the “last.” also) class to participate in a swimming party. She inspired us to ascend to the balcony of the chapel, anti to set the precedent of “Senior Week” and others now locked in the annals of our memory books. Incidentally, “the pillars at the entrance to the main driveway” I see Totem ’24) changed their form to that of a neat sum contri- buted toward an endowment fund for the college. Although our class is smaller than it was in ’24, we are still a busy and active group united in our purpose to continue to be “maximum only” until we shall come to be the “first” A. B. grad- uates of McMurry.

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ft tJ ie Potent r7) m s m u r? W13 J. M. Moody ...... Abilene Mr. Moody if somewhat «•( an adventurer. Now In has taken up Matron-ology.” Perhaps it was llii Mime spirit of bravery that prompted his adoption of tin college jitney. President Students’ Association. Life Service Volunteer Band. President Philo. Lit. .Society, second term. Clark Meador ....... Abilene At last a bit of scandal attached to our first tenor’s past history has leaked out hr is pas- sionately fond of fudge. Stolen sweets are sweetest.” Mis brand of politics is of the William Jcnning Bryan variety, lie also prefers athletic girls. Vice-President Students’ Association, Quartette. Glee Club. Vice-Pres, Eros first term. Band. L II. K., Orchestra, Dramatic Club. Organization Editor Totem. Lela Mae Skinner ..... Fort Stockton They say “variety is the spice of life”; maybe this accounts for Skinner having attended more than one school thus far in her college career ami playing prexy” for most a'l of the organizations. Nevertheless, Mc.Murry should feel honored that she came to us. lley. Aunt Ida. have a gluss of vinegar.” Pres. College Epworth League. Pres. Sigma l.amba Kappa. Sec. Bed Heads. See. Junior Class. Pres. Choral Clui». Song Leader. Sroirty Editor Totem. Debate. Dramatics. Walter O’Kelly ....... Abilene O’Kelley is a hard-working Irishman who is majoring in the art of bring enamored. Phil- osophical treatises on Love and the wearing of ruby rings make up the exams, in this course. Treasurer Philo. Literary Society, Member of Executive Council. Life Service Volunteer Bund. -23- ' £