Meridian College - Bosque Yearbook (Meridian, TX)

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E l Q l 1 l , 1 J l l 4 i I ,V l V l ' l i 1 I I 13.-.-..n:::-st,-W . -T -,, . -mr, M HM A, , REX LOVE CPitcherJ Rex came to us from Hillsboro and brought' with him worlds of stuff as a pitcher. To watch this youngster work was an inspiration to his team mates. He was a hard worker and a loyal Cougar. With this year's ex- perience We are expecting great things of him next year. WHITLOCK CCatcherJ Although young in age this man is old in the baseball game. No smarter catcher ever nestled behind a Junior College platter than he is. Along with this he is an excellent fielder, a good hitter and is fight through and through. We regret that we lose him this year. Ross LOVE CSecond Basel It' can truly be said of Ross that he played his part in every game. He fielded some that looked good for hits and had a head full of baseball sense. He is a true Cougar and promises to be one of the leading men of next- year's squad. SMITH lRight Fieldj In Smitty we have a man- overilow- ing with fight and pep. He is fast, a good fielder and one of the leading hitters of the club. He snags the bad ones when they look like hits. He will be a. valuable man to the Cougar squad next year.

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X f BALLEW CThird Basej C This big Indian proved his worth with the stick from the first of the season. No pitcher in the conference felt safe when he was taking his swing and many times was he walked to get to some one else. He always has a mouth full of chatter and will be one of the leaders next year, SANDS fO11tfieldJ Billie Buck was a hard fighter and a Cougar in every sense of the word. He is valuable for his hitting and has caused many pitchers misery this year. When called upon he is always ready to do his bit. His loss will be felt on the next year's team. CARPENTER fPitcherJ In Carpenter we have the leading pitcher of the Conference. He is a hard worker' and has sufficient stuff to make him the terror of Junior Col- lege circles. No man on the team trained harder or did more toward building the team than did he. C. HALLMARK CShort Stopj Again we have an example of the fighting spirit of this man. Playing his third year in the Cougar uniform he demonstrated his true worth to the team. No better fielder has ever graced the Meridian diamond and with that he was a dangerous hitter. He has another year with the Cougars.

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X ,W 4 1. 1 A --4,--- V - ,, ,,,, 1. .,...,:.s,. . , f- ,e'23iG, -11, 211.-sg. .ff--, ,X . v - Aus.. , ?7 '7'ifn1' .V LLL' 1 T fa, .,. 1-'gm.,g 4:4- f . if y., .. , -r, .j ,,, 1 .X - : 1 f i CMB' A . . fi Q A 'bf M J Ni fra ' L Jw SOCIAL CALENDAR . c Arcon Sethwctrd Reception S The Arcon Sethward Literary Society, a member of the Erosphian-Ophelian State Federation of Societies, furnished the first social event of the year in the form of an informal reception on September 29 in the lobby of the Main Building. That same old spirit manifested by all true Meridian College students was not lacking that night for such was the gladness of every old student that soon the new students were overcome- by the same feeling, so they too joined in the fun and it was soon evident that each and every one of them were already full-fledged and whole-hearted supporters of old M. C. A Such games as the Broad Smilef' aFeminine Disc Throwf' and ul-landicap Race made the reds and yellows put forth the old fight and pep. The most enjoyable event of the evening was probably the program rendered by the old members of the Fine Arts Department. Every one departed with a lighter heart and feeling that they were glad to begin a year's work and fun in Meridian College. Philo-San J aes Entertain With a Social On February 13th, 1925, in the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Creems, the Philo San ,lacs Literary Society entertained the Arcon Sethwards with a party. The girls had to make their dates and there was much fun gotten from this. At 7:30 o'clock the beaux met their dates in the reception hall of the Boys' Dormitory and from there the fun began. When they arrived the first thing to start the fun was a wild scramble in a peanut hunt, this was followed by different groups of the Philo San Jacs Society furnishing some form of enter- tainment such as uCircle Conflabf, alapanese Tagf' and many other interesting games, but between each game there were entertainers with special music by 4'Moses', Leach and the Greer Twins. After two hours of merriment delicious fruit punch, cocoanut macaroons and drop cakes were served the all eager guests. Each expressed their extreme enjoyment of the evening and took their departure carrying with them a lighter heart. D in in me BOLYQUE 192511. a 'tl . ... , - . i .-.s-.-.-l .I T-:gutsy-I I