Memphis State University - DeSoto Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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The 1933 T)e Soto SENIORS Maurine p. Quinn . . . Memphis Mathematics — English Beauty is its ovjti excuse for being. Zeta Chi, President, ' 32- ' 33; IX Muse; Associa- tion for Cliildhood Education; loka Wikewan; Socle and Buslvin. Hallie J. Douglass Memphis Histor English ' FIoiv siveei and gracious Even in common speech. Maiviie DeLoach .... Memphis Biology — History ' Most learned of the fair, Most fair of the learned. Katherine Campbell . . . Memphis History — English To the pure refined ore, The stamp of a king imparts no more. Kappa Lambda Sigma. Thelma Helen Kail . . Memphis French — English — ■ Mathematics ' Tlte lips of knowledge are a precious jewel. - - — V Edward Humphreys . . . Cordova :: J History — • Mathematics Rosalie Gaden Memphis English — French A single con ' versation across the tabic -vjitli a wise man is better than ten years ' study of books. Sigina Alpha Mu, Secretary, ' 32, Treasurer, ' 33.

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The 1933 T e Soto © SENIOMS - -t v -I V ■ N i?- n : — J. w ' -■{ r [imgr.T Frances Stockton .... Memphis Home Economics — English In every geslure dignity and love. Myla Helen Smith .... Kenton English — History Knovjledge comes, hut u;isdoin lingers. LuciLE Starling .... Memphis History — French S te is pretty to walk ivitli, And witty to talk with, And pleasant, too, to think on. Gamma Tau Alpha. Maxine Tucker Memphis English — French Grant I have mastered learning ' s crabbed text. Student Council. President, ' 32. Elise Vick CoUierville English — History Say not, the struggle nought availeth. Zota Chi. Jewel Gray Parker . . . Memphis English — Geography Could the world buy such a jewel? ' orId Affairs Club. Catherine V. Wise . . . Memphis Mathematics — English And none more kindly gives and takes hard knocks. Epi-scopal .Student Clul). Lola Moore Middleton English — History think Nature hath lost the Mould irhere she her shape did take ; Or else I doubt tf Nature could So fair a creature make. IX Muse. -c v iK 3-3

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The 1933 T e Soto SENIOPIS pi- Margaret Edwards Bells Evelyn Davis Memphis ]{nglish — History History — English e ' ll may be ivcll In ivait a ci ' 7itiiry jar a Those vho think must go ' vcrn ihosi that toil. icadtr, Gamma Tau Alpha. ' As God it- ' ditt ' d six thousand yrars for an oh- ii — ' , srivrr. § = = - ' Kappa Lambda Sigma. ClARA KiRKPATRICK . . . RoSSville French — English — Spanish Z f Laura Curry Memphis ' -rhr price of wisdom is above rubies. ' J ' j ' Home Economics — English Latin Club. l Read, mark, learn, and inixardly digest. n Sigma Alpha Mu. Margaret Walker . . . Memphis ] j t Home Economics — Chemistry — Biology S ? - -X ' ' °°« Memphis Science ' ivhen ' ivell digested ts Biology — Chemistry — History Nothing hut good sense and reason. . - ) .I man of understanding maketh straight his Sigma Alpha Mu. , going. Seymour A. Myiiders Club, Vice-Pre.sident, ' 32, o n t h ;i I • :ri Tiea.surti-, ' 33, Secretary, ' 31, Pre.sident, ' 32. iSAMUEL KEID JOHNSON . . Memphis j f History — Industrial Arts ' ' 1 = Olim Heffington .... Iron City •• ,. cu,-alks among the peers unread. ■ =7- f -- ' • Commerce — English f Tlie hearts of men are their books; ' . V. Great actions are their eloquence.