Memphis State University - DeSoto Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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DOROTHY HETTIN6ER LATIN-FRENCH Her loveUnciS I never h.i cw Until she smiled on me! Latin Club Ninth Muse Spanish Club Memphis ANN JONES Memphis ENGLISH— HISTORY Prudence is the f noioledge of things to be sought, and those to be shunned. Sigma Alpha Mu FRANK S. KEATON Memphis HISTORY— ENGLISH A ind and gentle heart he held To comfort friend and foe ' Transfer from Union University EMMA LEA - Memphis GEOGRAPHY— HISTORY Character is higher than intellect. A great ujill to he strong to live, as well as to thin . Association of Childhood Education HAZEL MAYHALL Memphis HOME ECONOMICS— HISTORY Kindness is U ' lsdoin. loka Wikewan MARION JOHNSTON Memphis HISTORY-ENGLISH She ' s pretty to wal}{ ivuh, And untty to talk, with, And pleasant too, to thin on. REBECCA KAPLAN Memphis HISTORY— GEOGRAPHY Whose noble praise Deserties a quill plucl; ' t from an angel ' s wing. LILLIAN LAWHORN .Memphis HISTORY— ENGLISH And what she greatly thought, she nohly did. loka Wikewan— 1727-30 JOSEPHINE LILLIE Memphis GEOGRAPHY— BIOLOGY Whom neither shape nor danger can dismay J or thought of tender happiness betray. Association of Childhood Education ERNESTINE MORTON Cordova HOME ECONOMICS— CHEMISTRY The first great wor}{ (a task, performed by feif) Is that yourself to yourself be true. loka Wikewan

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ARTHUR GEM I GN AN I Memphis PHYSICS AND CHEMISTRY INDUSTRIAL ARTS His ife was gentle, and the elements So mix ' J 111 him that Hature niig it sttiiid iip, And say to all the world. This was a man. ' Phi Delta Sigma College Orchestra CLARICE GRIFFIN Memphis HOME ECONOMICS— CHEMISTRY A jace wtth gladness spread Soft smiles, by human i;indncss bred. ' Xi Beta Nu loka Wikewan FRANCES HAYLEY Memphis SPANISH— FRENCH When I would now thee and behold thy ends In malting frieyids, boof s. and thy hool{s friends. Spanish Club Latin Club Association of Childhood Education MAY ULLATHORNE Memphis HISTORY— ENGLISH A cheerful temper joined ivith (knowledge will ma e nowledge delightful and wit good ' nati red. MARY JANE HOUSE Trimble ENGLISH— HISTORY Consider that labored not for myself But for them that see learning. MAMIE GIRDNER Covington LATIN— ENGLISH A louing heart is the beginning of all l noioledge. Kappa Lambda Sigma DIXIE HARLAN Memphis ENGLISH— HISTORY Age cannot wither her, nor custom stale Her infinite variety. ELAM HEFFINGTON Iron City HISTORY— AGRICULTURE An honest man, close -buttoned to the chin Broadcloth without, and a warm heart u ' ithm. Transfer from Freed-Hardeman Glee Club ' 31 Baseball ' 32 IVY HOLLAND Lexington ENGLISH— FRENCH Her voice changed lik,e a bird ' s: There grew more of the music and less of the words. Kappa Lambda Sigma MRS. LILYAN HURLEY Chewalla ENGLISH— HISTORY Officious, innocent, sincere Of every friendless name the friend. Association of Childhood Education Student Council

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IRT XJT ' IDA PEARL MANN Cplllerville ENGLISH— HISTORY A daughter of the gods, dwmely tall And njost dwtnely fair. Sigma Alpha Mu Association of Childhood Education JOSEPH RICHARD MARTIN Memphis HISTORY— ENGLISH— MATHEMATICS Tet, taught by time, my heart has learned to glow. For other ' s good, and melt at other ' s woes. JULIA MAE McCALLA Memphis MATHEMATICS— HISTORY Her wit was more than man, her innocence a child. MARY ANN McKINSTRY Reagan ENGLISH— HOME ECONOMICS There was a soft and pensive grace A cast of thought upon her face. Xi Beta Nu loka Wikewan, 1930-31 Parnassian Club Journalism Club Sock and Buskin Club Society Editor of Tiger Rag ROSA CONTI Dyersburg ENGLISH— HISTORY Care l iHed a cat And therefore let ' s he merry. Kappa Lambda Sigma DAISY MARSHALL Memphis HISTORY— ENGLISH One whose purpose is strong and true. Transfer from Mississippi College RUTH MAXWELL Memphis HOME ECONOMICS— CHEMISTRY The hand that follows intellect can achieve. Xi Beta Nu loka Wikewan, President 1931 MARY FRANCES McCARLEY Memphis HISTORY— MATHEMATICS She was too wise to err And too good to he unwind. Association of Childhood Education ARCHIE McNEAL Memphis MATHEMATICS— HISTORY Loathing pretence, he did with cheerful will What others tal ed of while their hands were still. Seymour A. Mynders Club Parnassian Club Club Council STEVE MISKA Memphis CHEMISTRY— AGRICULTURE Toothing can bereave hint of The force he made his own. Seymour A. Mynders Club Football Captain 1931 Basketball Baseball