Missouri Valley College - Sabiduria Yearbook (Marshall, MO)
- Class of 1928
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MURRELL ACITIZEN of Marshall who has unceasingly displayed that spirit of loyalty and sacrifice which has as its aim the develop- ment of men and women of lofty ideals and the creation of a bigger Missouri Valley-We earnestly and respectfully dedicate the 1928 SABIDURIA L. D. TVIURRELL l -,. -+4 i fi' K , HM i ' j'I '1:'23. ' ,xNli3 X. Tug 4? f 1 ,iz up 1- 'Higgs ILE J ., N11 Nfl' 1 IAQ' 7431 , V. 3: ' e V f 'anal 4.-33 -,- 11:0 RBWU D O catch and hold for future ears the echo of our hur- rying footsteps-the life and laughter of our Alma Mater- this is the task of the 1928 SABIDURIA CONTENTS ORDER OIF BOOKS Views Queens Administration Classes Athletics Organizations IJ .N 3 A .- ,E NL H- , 521 . H K I -l.' F -' 1:3 'sl' il if 4 IN MEMCRIAM DR. ALBERT MCGINNIS CAMPUS X , , an Kwqwq ,X g -QQ ' f' dwtx' Wav W Z,,..p -'-Lrif v RM og' 'Q' , , . I J: 7 'Y Q' 1- ,125 ,' RY if 'aa xqlkig ' 1 if-LYS' kk ,S-Ei, I ... .-1-'gg 5 2. ,lp ,.-5 IMHD1, '- If WW Qxfyvk 4 1 X FXS: ' awww, , fx! 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Listen to her singing And hear the hum of Winging, Resounding through the valley lanes of light Kindling love and beauty, Inspiring hope and duty- Nature with her finest airs bedight. Queen of the May we have crowned you Under the starlight. Evening rays, shed around you, Eyes of friends on the far-light, Nature, and worth have renowned you. -I. N. E. 'K W Mx xx.' . . NNN XXX XX K W , 7' X . 1 'P Z g lmggqyv YQ W S ' ff 1 n . A .2 M. M' -- msg 0 f if P I Mill f,! lWl m uwgllp f 2 Z M555 Z Q WI A41 us 2 fa' K MIX- 4 ADMIINJLSTRMPHUN N i, yQ 11 ,M N :N 4 Vl- li lf' 11 lp V14 WV UU :N ,1 yfx Uri HE ?i VL! 5 I 1 W J W: 1 I, wi Z! ,li EI +4 1: Elf Fw 135 QU EV Qi ' j i! i gl r! F H , I ls I 1 , 1. 1 l. I X Page 21 2 GEORGE H. MACK, D. D., B. S. President of Missouri Valley College 7, Q Q , VVILLIAM HENRY BLACK, A. M., D. D., Litt. D., LL. D. Presfide1zzfEme1'i1fuS of Jllissozufi Valley College Page 22 Page 23 SAMUEL R. BRADEN, Ph. D. Dean of Mfissowl Valley College f i IVAH MERWIN BARRETT, A. B. JOHN J- D.YNES, A- M- j' Dean of Women Registrar M English Literature Edilcaliw, P53'Ch0l0g3' ! li lil UQ I. 1. W Y l 5 I i gi .ll i I l I l yl ii U' U ,gl Ar 1. f l l l . ISAAC N. EVRARD, A. B., Litt. D. PALMER T. HOGDENSON, M. B. A. English, Language, Literature Sociology, Economics Page 24 E MARION HAX'ES, B. S. EARL PETTIJOHN, Ph. D. Ajyitant in Chern 3stry and Physics Chemistry, Physics . T-lL.A,,AbJq,f' A:,A Q D VAYAPE! v Q , J go lfA.4.4.f-1,0 , N 1 ROGER F. GEPHART, Ph. D., A. B., A. M. ANNA VON TOBEL, A. M. Head of Foreign Language Department Spanish Page 25 French Instructor SAMUEL GREENWOOD, A. B. BENJAMIN L. SEAWELL, B. Pd., B. S. Latin, Gifeekg Biology Public Speaking 4, Cf' If . 1' .2 ' I f X K .I X, . mxv, Z Q.fQLJ.J1JhiLf,f' ii x 11 tlsmiii JOHN M- PENICK, A. M. WILLIAM I. FERGUSON, A. M. HWUVS' M athemalics Page Z6 .11 Q 9 R 1 I I 1, fi V f, , . ., CARL I. DUNCAN, A. B. ADA DINSMORE, M. S. Executive Secretary Horne Economics Accounting w w 1 l ,,,,, CLAUDE L. FICHTHORN, A. B., Mus. B. ARTHUR T. VAWTER, Mus. B Associate American Guild of Organistsg Violin, Wind Instruments Piano, Voice, Pipe Organ, Theory Page 27 at h . O HENR1 R. GODFRIAUX, A. B. STELLA B. HICKS, M. Litt. Physical Education Librarian i 1 n J Roy' W. NOLTE A. B. 7 K Field Secretary of Missouri Valley College I ' J I 1 Page 23 D I Q Rm X Jw ? . Q5 g . . . V lsllll :aw I I I I ,Y N CLASSES I' lV'V'!'lW'Q' I, .- lllll.11!Ju,Ll',fUn ll Er W 1 ' if 7 Y J I 5 A f ,y L! ,fl ,, ,.. , ...M ,. Q e k Q! 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' 11111111111111111 11 11111111 111fl 11, . 11 111111111 11111111 111 111 11111 11 1 11111111 11111 1111111111 11111111 1 1111 1111111 1 111 111111 .1 IORS 1 L 1 Senior Class N September 1, 1924, the Freshman Class of Missouri Valley College mustered eighty-four members to ma- triculate under Professor Evrard in English Ig to study Biology under Professor Seawellg math with Professor Ferguson and Bible with Dr. Black. The'Class elected as its officers: Rolland Snuffer, President, Charles Fisher, Vice-President, and Florence Coyne, Secretary-Treasurer. This Class contrib- uted several of its members towards the activities of the school. The next year the officers were John Phipps, Presi- dent, Patricia Larkin, Vice-President, and Norma Putnam, Secretary-Treasurer. The Class officers for the Junior year were Lorenzo Parker, President, Hurston Phillips, Vice-Presi- dent, and Dorothy Doane, Secretary-Treasurer. But thirty- seven seniors re-entered the college portals in the fall of 1928, with the feeling that they were on the last lap. Of these, Pete Morgey was elected President, C. J. Wenzel, Vice- President, and Elizabeth Pemberton, Secretary-Treasurer. Page 30 War 'lf A 1-1 if ,A 'C 6 l N '5l CONTE CLAY FLEMING A. B. Marshall, Missouri Dramatic Arts Club, Val- SN N. if if ...yy JOHN EDYVIN ALLEN A. B. Bowling Greeri, Missouri Dramatic Arts Club, Glee Club, Orchestra. Vi, , VVINONA lVlERRITT A Ph. B. Slater, Missouri kyr Club. 5 ' J riff ' - if We u .wc tfMf'lr P' ,Ao .V ,,fi4t:L'k ,,,FMe,l:vf'f I ' bint! ' 5 ' VN 'Al :lv 9 i L. uw!! ' lil' E' 5, wksuf. Q, A A hfuihkdy I D V Qi-,x4ai.7 l,. li Wftiw i',?ET?ifV3fWE 'irq' A C, -Ma1sha,llf'iMissouri Val f c1ub,Y.W. c.A. Cabinet, Junior Class Queen, Secretary-Treasurer, Student Body, Senior Senate -Repre- sentative, President, Dra- matic Arts Club, Orchestra. Page 31 Y. W. C. A., Literary So- ciety. NSC., JANE. ,,., . .,.,, I , gi, V W Wx-55 . ,X -W 3 W., e x . s f ,.f 7 A s. s ws. , fx . , I 0, W wg- s - ,y .ff -. ', GN. ' .A 'SDSU' ' l Q . fl '0 ,Q X WN A. . .X . was .Wg W. 9 i 1, 'f . N --'N A. .1 ,f M tl PATRICIA H. LARKIN A. B., Mus. B. Waverly, Missouri Valkyr Club, House Coun- cil, Vice-President Sopho- more Class, Y. W. C. A. Cabi- net, Quartette Glee Club, Asst. Director, Glee Club, Sabiduria Staff, Executive Committee, Dramatic Arts Club, May Queen, Freshman Class Queen. GLADYS G. GOLLONG A. B. Marshall, Missouri Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, Dra- matic Arts Club. .V ,h ,rt an l 'Di . 'A hw 1 2 -444. 1 f,,, f X f RENHARD E. DREGER CHARLES G. FISHER ELIZABETH GUTHREY Ph. B. A. B. A. B. Alberta, Canada Marshall, Missouri Miami, Missouri Gospel Teamg Y. M. C. A.g 'Vice-President I u Il i 0 r B k B 11. Glee Clubg Forum. Class. as et a JOHN HERNDON C. J. WENZEL, JR. KENNETH D. WILLOUGHBY A. B. B. S. B. S. Blue Springs, Missouri Marshall, Missouri Farmington, Missouii Trackg V Club. Delta Staff '28. Y. M. C. A. Cabinetp Gos- pel Team. Page 32 NORMA E. PUTNAM A. B., Mus. B. Marshall, Missouri Dramatic Arts Club, Sec- retary-Treasurer, Unit Club, Vice-President, Y. W. C. A., President, Y. VV. C. A., May Queen '27, Glee Club, Man- ager, Glee Club. GILEEL COFFMAN Ph. B. Marshall, Missouri Y. VV. C. A., Sabiduria JAMES O. CRANE B. S. Slater, Missouri University of Missouri. RAY HARRE A. B. Marshall, Missouri Student Senate, Business Staff, Basket Ball. Manager of Sabiduria. Page 33 , 3 ESTELLE PALMER B. S. . Clifton Hill, Missouri Kirksville Teachers Col- lege, Y. W. C. A., Orchestra. RUBIEFERN HUDSON A. B. Iola, Kansas Valkyr Club, Dramatic Arts Club, Y. W. C. A. Cabi- net, Literary Society, Forum Club, Old Days in Dixie. . ! -1 r ,V ' ' f O- . T , Xi. .l .r . .L . i .1 . J -- ,41 . J'- f 'rN. ,L bl .3 ' S. .-, . , J . , L QA pf jr X .Jr L. 1 7.1, .j ,VM . , lv x A I fl' r li gf l . C, ill' 'i XL! C ni y ,F V .- .A V Q Q , Q. A K J f 6 Q1 if , 1 4, 4-. . 2, tt. l A DORA LEE MORRISON A. B. Russell, Kansas FRANCES THOMPSON A. B. Marshall, Missouri Y. W. C. A. HM State Athletic Letter Editor - in - Chief of Delta Only Meg' 'Ulf I VVere Kingfl Glee Clubg Valkyr Clubg ,ig QE? Z :P va CT 3' 5 W-a Ln 51'-1 rn 4 rn Z U7 O Z W Q S. fn fu 'N Q.. Q E' Q 020520 ONDJC E:b.:.Y'.SDU 2--O12 -. mf-f f'Q'DbQm Piflf? rfffw.-W K4 mm QQ,:r OS-24 af-SQ U Uj 4fD arm 0 gi gm-UO :C E' cnfigg- FDDI-- f fm NAOME, IEARLAN LESTER ROBB MARY KATHRYN JOHNSON - - -5- A. B. Mus. B. Salisbury, Missouri Wentworth, Missouri Marshall, MiSs0u,i Y. W. C. A. Cabinetg Dra- Student Senateg Y. M. C. K' k 'H T , matic Arts Clubg Valkyr A. Cabinetg Footballg Execu- legeir Blglniaticeisilggrs Cgiuog. Club. tive Committee of Dramatic Gleg Club. Quartette. Valkyf Arts club. s Club. ' ' A is r . Xt if .fs 5 Y' xl sl 1-it . V A T, -X wie ,RC X A 'QS . , 1 A as.. 5, P. is X N 3 ,1 I' ,fd i JCJ ' Rl 7 . A E: M1 I X X, J' Page 34 'Qs .L ,if fi K 9' A A ii l s ' ' SP I A 1 is if .-fa? EMS, 5' .WSW MARGARET L. ALT A. B. N orborue, Missouri Maryville, S. T. C., Y. W. C. A. MERIAM RUTH RENNISON A. B., Mus. B. Marshall, Missouri Y. XV. C. A., Glee Club. Page 35' A ,ffl I I u f 'f 'fl ANNABEL BOOTH KATHERINE MAUDE STOUFFER A B A B Marshall, Missouri JAMES F. STAGE B. S. A ullville, Missouri Treasurer of Forum Club, Gospel Team, Y. M. C. A. Cabinet. xl A ... I fa' ' W lf' f ,J ' 1-rwny , I Mu l s K . -6' 'f':V li., 1. l f 1 Naptorz, Missouri Y. W. C. A. MARY E. WEBSTER A. B. Y. W. C. A. I L Q an n 'K -Q W a wr? as Q he 'ag Hx. 'wt N Qs F? -as .Q L Q0 V I x 4- 'X N 9 9 1 ve 1-iw' '17 I u lfffiz I a- QR NX V r ' . Q A .x X r' Q M' . NY A Aja. - Q we . was xg V 1 VNVNNX N' ,Ai ,Q af' S K. x -'XY' Sl: X --if . . V VfVxY,g,i. ,Nf' V X V 5,3 V it il ws' A' .14 ,E vpx X f ' s JV sw ' gf ef S ss . - ii , gif? vs '. A Vw V 5 ' Q' Q.. V1 ' ,Q X 9' 525531 f W X' X' . . ' x. . Ai 1 QIN1 - fn- Q VV . 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Cabinetg Liter- ary Societyg Secretary-Treas urer of Senior Class. Zlmdoufdf, CZ ,fl ,mf f . , My v if 0 iv ' L ,ff , f 7 VJ1 QVVVVVQLL044. -pf :s.,,1,:k vw 61,54 flf1eH,s14,i-M 5 lu i 1 ' ,f 4 'f? 1 il 'Q 4.1 42601. Qi' j V Vf ' ' VV, ' MV? , Veany! ujlqu Vrfxv T'-lm ' , ,, , 'LW 3- ff 'i-L if ' J' 1' ' 'J'-4 ' lE.L V - if 1 f 7, V V . 'L' t 4.tJf rt All V 1534,-,uv ,1 M41 rt 1 'V V J ll 7 - L 3 idk.. 0 1, 114. I vit? h4V,VV:' ig. I VV A-f - ' abit R vw. a 7 If , ,Qu 4 ' ' 1,1 Vai 4,5 L , A F' V . I a f 't N! ' L 14 1, M, 1 f tif Page 36 I 'mf' ,7 L! 91-11Lg4,g 1 U 'Pl : , , Af' '-14 f, I. 4 4 r 1 n Rik., ' ,- I , I 'X-LM .VJ ' If . -' I .-.LQ Pagu 37 -. wa, j pf T 4 4 I M W ETHEL CLOUGH Marsha!! DOROTHY HAWKTNS M arsha!! If ' 1 EW' GEORGE FISHER I 'AIQOQ V 1 FRANCES LOU FLETCHER if Ju Marsha!! Alma RUTH HUYETT CASSIE SCHANZ M arshall Blue Lick I . if E V14 'WJ ,AJ-44 43 T ' f Lfg,.Jg,fgf1flf Q .v P' I Q' 1 4 ,L 1 141, ,, it K .TT ..,.QlJf,I 5-IJIQJ 0 : 7 O 9 , lt J 1 fi x Q Page 38 M If IM W aff M. I.n3 'N I , Sf! .ffifv 1 Z, I I Sv MW? Page 39 OLIVIA WINCHELL JESSE WALL EMILY MILES Clinton Ma shalig, , . Marshall I' I LJ u ,- QQ ff A I f if ORVILLE WRIGHT VIRGINIA MONTAGUE RUSSELL LAMAR Prairie Hill Marshall St. Joseph Z' I 2 , ,QW V ,Q .7 ' :yf A ,ff fr 1 .ff if , 1 - f A RAYMOND CASSIDAY Varzdalia REUBEN HUME Armstrong , A N ig A Q ., ,, Q, ,A Q W M m ligne? 'I' M 3 ,E f C ,m . av. b 1, L H, .f v 'V'-'ff - fb-LEMLJAW MARK HOLCOMB Centerview ALICE JACOBY Alarshall KENNETH CONRAD Prairie Hi!! JORDAN KELLING Waverly 5 Q 4 , se I Z Y, ,HCM wif ,Q M A 1354 Page 40 mv ff f V W- Aff' f k,A,w , F: 32 ,,f I, wx. Zigi ,A , , , ,1 IV J 0 xy,,a,vv ff 'N 1 f 1 x 0 ' q RALPH THOMAS CORINE BACON ALLEN COFFMAN Nebraska City, Nebr. Ma1'shaZZ Q Marshall LUCILLE LARUE CURTIS THOMAS MARJORIE SNODDY Nfarshall Marshall Miami Page 41 ,W LUCILLE LARUE MRS. LOLA MAYFIELD Marshall Miami JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President . . GEORGE FISHER Vice-President . CHARLES CARTER Secretary-Treasurer . . REUBEN HUME Page 42 ,. U. 1-.1,. , 2 K ' K L X 1 X fin' f1 fgesgssfafsf X QS X.EiEiEis??22:a1:1:,,,A, N N +1 VA, N ' f X ' - -1LL ' ji , ,, XX ' V:::iE GI W -EfEf252.,.... ' Z ' m Q .am3 - ' -i !Sii'1'ffii::!!l in Xx - - V --.- EQEEEEGWEQEQE The Sophomore Class HE Sophomore Class has been outstanding throughout the entire year. It produced Mike Haggard, Pat Pat- terson and Charley Rioth for the All-State Football Team, and several of its members have been leaders of the campus organizations. From this Class will come three of the officers of the student body for the coming year: George Brock, President of the Student Body, William Sterrett, Vice-Presi- dent, and Marjorie Swisher, Secretary and Reader. CLASS OFFICERS President ....... MILESS HAGGARD Vice-President . GEORGE BROCK Secretary-Treasurer . . ZELMA HAHN Page 44 Q U' T' bn RN XXX A Q FRNQES' ROBERT W. CAMPBELL VIRGIL BLOSSOM FRANCES FINKS Marshall Brookjield Calhoun ADRIEN H1355 LAURA BUHLIG RALPH YANCEY Aullville Alma X Q Malta Bend K' n J A f ' KN f - f A ' e A4 ,Q 4 L . Wx I , F f vi bk' l ' Lv Q ' 'Na , 1 ji-'Z 4, ya I Q, Q, mm 'VL - 3 A , V - f ggfykfg' V -X ffwcv-ffQ1 W5 L ' 'A V ml 1 ' I l I wk QQ .. 544' Ly :...1,,.49f4 ' fr ,Lg-14-f in , H A xi , I fi- V ' C flu, Mia fl ..,, r' C ' YV 1. Page 45 4 ,- ' 2 if I Vf,,,.,V. . X 'N E? T.. lv is ,- vi Lg 1 44' X X W W' X E L, ,X 3 ff QL JL, , fm ,I Jw if 5 A 'f A W1 ' JY J Y Y Q ' Ymf ,,Xf , -ww. ' w A 1 lg .ld 5 , W I! Q I x F Au 111 Mg Mg EW H H .Ii I 1!l H yi H L ,H .M eg L , 41 u G., 1, Q, L, W 'Y . R 9 I I f l E I Z? Q ff I V if , V f 1 N Af f, 'N fl my s. f 1 ' . -in 4' Aa 'R , M ' , wwf Mele 1 l W, J 1' , v, q w , J' , 1 ' 'ff ,Q lr I ,I ri fn an l Y A n H ll Ui C nl M5 ! '!r FLORENCE LARUE Marshall EDWIN BROWN Marshall f ' Y 1 fp 1. ' I 'EV 12 f 'rf o . al ' ...Q 4, 1 WILLA JOSE LUELLA JETT Marshall Jvfiarml MARY PALMER HEINRICH KLINGE Clifton Hill Marshall Page 46 4 2 . Q-gn, t -, y -Q '1 XY7 , V ,, ff 2 wmv, M' SX, I Q NZ. SS ' Y f '4 1 as R - - ,C ' Q . , WS' . b ,,, , , ' , S , RX QSO, K Wk ki 2 X L, W' X Q ff ,f O gil , . S? V N- 5 4 rw Q . , V WWNN XM . Rr E R xv -.xx '- , 4. 51 . N., Su f Q Maw!! J fb 1266 -W . GEORGE BROCK JESSAMINE TARVER NOEL FERGUSON Hickman Mills Gillette, Wyoming Warsaw EUGENE BRASHER GLADYS SIMMONS DOUGLAS KELLING Orrick Malta Bend Waverly Page 47 L I X A 1 L41 - 9 , J I ,, v ' ' I I - I I vfz JV! V' ,4 zfgfgjg VK ,I ' - 1, fft Y, I f 2 5.-Tuff 5 y. iffy, , W, sq' if A , RER +,, - 4 I J. W. SCOTT MARGARET ROBINSON Weston Kansas City CECIL PATTERSON LONETA DARROW Odessa Golden City Waij 'H vt. ,Wh it I 1 1 v f I3,t IN I , I, I 5 .QJIJJJ JI. I ' IJ J . ' 51, HL,- ' f Al I J . T417 X ' ' RAYMOND YANCEYJX Malta Bend 3- i WILLIAM READING Curryvfille -I lafx, L I. Page 48 4 X gp, t 'E ,X-'51 , J 1 K. p , , 7 I Q1 w F, ,A , . 9 V ' I LJ ' I . ff X - iw . if -, ,J 'i .E f If .ff af A 'l,fA.K 1 V Afx , KJ' W A ' A ' Y Iv N :J ,PJ , H 5 Y vi X, N ,f O ' A if EW SY J wg' uM,J gy' viva N' 1- X My 155. S ,M , Q f XX , NO, T 74 safe' ' f- fx J vw. Y 'rvx A J 2? F ,V Xgm' Q y' . , X f OK, O Q xv- -- S h L0 774 . '1f. 5 d6 K: 1 9 , fmf jfuk' 3+ FRED BROWN HELEN BIERBAUM JOHN R. HAOAN ,h Slater Lewssy Van dalia CHARLES L. BACON MARY LOU CROSS ADOLPHUS BORBERG Alarshall Roanoke Union Page 49 4 I 1 J' 9 I ff' ,A -s Y, I' I J I , , f . I J .5493 ' M ve 4,1 WJWJ 1 Qegw GEORGIA MAE TERRELL LYLE THWEATT NIARY ELIZABETH PERRY Sweet Springs .Marshall .Marshall ELEANOR THOMPSON WILLIAM STERRETT HAZEI. PUTNAM Marshall ' Slater Marslzall Page 50 Page 51 NTARY E. DOANE FRANCES GOLLONG WILLIAM STOLL Marshall Marslzatl A Mt. Leonard MILESS E. HAGGARD XNILLARD A. PAGE ZELMA E. ZAHN Sweet Springs Rochester, N. Y. .Marshall 5' f K in ,JV 1 up-'Si ,O -xfix nf' SS , Jy gf 1 PRESTON AMOS VEVA BARBER Kansas Cify Orrick HELEN MAHR PATRICK PHELAN Indianapolis, Indiana lllarslzall I mx 4 ZW? x NF? 1 if t my ,y, .I R , S4 5 1 Ii.-XTHRYN ROBERTS ' Afarslzall W ALTER SCHMIDT Alina i 4 O E I A.A.'lQf Q1 Ytfti A 7,4 - I Q Jf41Qvc!lL71L I vu-If limi-' VL ' .1 'r' tdfvlaf :JL LL ,L 3 ...Lfg,J2..L,,,, Q30 1 If fi ' ' -. SX ,, .f, T, gf I M 4291 QT y:f1j:,4,4fyt, Q, if v if . 'V f 'iaaafu-fvvf! 9 . . ,Q ffgjf Li 'Q F-I 'Qnf IU, K S1 5:1 f TQ! Auf .3 S 4: g,7'1'L4s-.v ww ,VL uma Q -if 2, cf fr' Q 241 , . . 3' Page 52 ,R WR I M:l?HVrT Ka 6- , EW! vVf.f .q.L..+ 5 iii- wiv W '4 f -. V E --x 4.37 'tlfff 1. na-1 . . iff' ' w ' 5 . fy 51 Freshmani Class HIS year's Freshman Class is one of the largest that has ever entered Missouri Valley College. They are all of the type of student that We Want here, and we are proud of their spirit in co-operation and entering into the organizations and activities of the school. CLASS OFFICERS President ..... CHARLES OLDHAM Vice-President . ELEANOR AULT Secretary-Treasuffer . . EUGENE MOORE Page 54 1 ,ti Y -ly J MILDRED HARTNIAN ' If -5 J' Marslzall, Mo. A 'U t , 4, t 4' A .,. I' ,' 1 X, f VIRGINIA PETERSON 5 lllarslzall, Mo. A WILLIAM HARRIMAN Pilot Grove, lilo. DALENE PAGE ' N :S 5 Mar.vlzall, lilo. MILDRED CROWDER1' If J S Sweet Springs, Mo. , E , I . 4 ROBERT BRONVN 'Q' Slater, Mo. lf' ,N TERRILL THOMSON Golden City, Mo. MARY BOVVER THRELKELD Paris, lilo. CLIFTON VVILCOX Odessa, Mo. I OLIVE CREEL Carrollton, NIO. f JEWELL W EST X Marshall, Mo. KATHRYN LAWVLESS A H lllarshall, lVIo. DAVID GORE Marslzall, Mo. SYLVIA HAMILTON Hickman Mills, Mo. EILEEN ROBERTSON , Yates, lllo. flu Page 55 J WJ' Aw J I .xyrj Ja. tl SKY' F ,ffl R S -:fx I' ' 'KJ N I Ot, , I ,A V f .I I ,A 5,53 xx, I A If-J REQ. .Nik-I f V4 JA L,- - T. IJ? U I s L 4 'V F' 1- lft I W 4 fy PRIECILLA MART Kansas City M'o, 7 Y , I OLLIE W HITAKER Slater, Illo. EUGENE MOORE Qllczrshall, Mo. NIADEEN HOLLINGSWORTI-I Golden City, Alo. ARTHUR SAPPINGTON Ma1'sltall, lilo. CLARA LINBERG St. Louis, Mo. H.AROLD POOLE Neoslzo, Mo. LEONA WHITAKER Slater, 1140. XVALLACE BLAKELY A rmstrong, Mo. NIAURINE RUNKLE Eldora, Iowa GLENWOOD DANIEL Bunceton, IMO. VIRGINIA SCOTT Greenfield, Mo. NIARY ANN BRIDGES Clifton City, Jllo. JOHN CRISP Greenjield, lilo. IRENE DOUGHTY Rlarslztall, 1110. Page 56 Wee nxt VQAITF4 ft -- 1+ .L-Af-1 RICHARD HAR PER Butler, M'0. MARIE NICINTOSH Szllliwzn, 310. RUTH CASEEOLT Jlurslzall, IMO. LESLIE NEER Higglnsville, 1110. ERMA SOBOLEXVSKI Vfuzdalia, filo. THEODORE NIILLS Neuslzo, IM 0. CHARLES OLDHAM Hickman Mills, 1110. RAYMOND ELLIOTT Bzmcel01z, lilo. PEARLETTA CARR Slater, 310. FRANCES NIUSSELMAN 7 Gallatin, IMO. ffm, TIHM- 4n,U,L53'LBERT STAATS A-' 1 fic J1lfl7'C6l7.7'L6, Mo. 17 Tm 5-f A-Ql'l v Lff' - , - , E. -A f rimmqvx., LLLEN BICROBLRIYU f , f, L+' ' Mazza Bend, MO. ,,. 4 ' f.!.Q4' - .., I , ,P in Ha P ' JOHN CARSON Golden Cily, lilo. l CARL LEE SHELTON Page 57 Gallalvfvz, IU0. LAWRENCE NICROBERTS Qllcllta Bend, filo. R f I A w 1 y ' , sig, ' , 'f 7,0-4 Of ' .xv ZQQ I S I 5 J ,, A : ., If, 'W' . 4 fi'3,xw N!5!-1, Wil T , A , ,, f ty!! I if , 623 X W 'iw inf' 4 ',,. W I y x 1 TRUMAN HALL Marslzall GEORGE EVANS Marslzall ROBERT THOMPSON 4444! Napton RA! v FRANCES PATTERSON Alarslzall 3 ANNA CORINE BROWN nl Marshall MQ DOROTHY WEBER iw ff? 'W f fi ,R , 7 g My if 1 ! TW ff, ' , MA .T M ,WV X W K X , W, ,, ,, fx aff' , Q ,ff L W, M, , . 1 yy, ffl ff 14 ' 3, f f, A ' WA,44W!f'5i,3fIiz, , I lx VV A A . NWSQZW 7, ., WEA A fy' 1 1 In .,,, I-W !'i'V ' , 135 ix 3-R ff fe 'W , 1 L., I A ht M afshall ' ' A S I 1 5 :'s: 7 u, . ' , ., J A' A B x A., ' -I 0 W' bb ESTHER VALENTINE , Marshall ROBERT GIBSON Marslzall R Q XVINFRED-lVI,1L'ILER ,A-,'TPzea3faJiHi1z ' ' L4 X , ff ' BA N S PEMBERTON. lllarslzall Q I OLISE HLTTCHERSON Dlarshal! 'M if ELEANOR PERRY Jllarshall ff if CLIFFE FIFE Armsfrong ay 4 f ELEANOR AULT Carterville if ' EDNA COX ? 1 Kansas City ' W .Aw ,f gk, Nw QR 2+ ff L xx 5' O mf f A., . , K f 9 'Z 'Aff QR - S Page 58 Q S .g I., JJg,' ,,, 1 S , , s ,C 2 'tgp 1.1, 4 1 I XX X ff fx 'M 1 l'--x X1 X 0-4 'Ziyi 7 ' 'x X if - -jfff 1.2 Xi , 1 x All ah-2 Q V- ' , -w- Y gms rl- ,1 :DQY0Z!G'0? 'wp ' ' lil .. f , s - . Q-,.,: .-1' 1-'-'Z'- f- 'iff .-: '- -fil QV 7,-1' . f--'-. ,-,A '.,-- -:sg - O ATHLETMZS 49 l E 4! fr ,ga V1 Ma ,lf Hi Vg: .N :Qi HM L! I W' HM Ali , 2 EW , V VV 2 liz xg! 13 :FV ii: if , i W Football HE success of the squad of 1928 can largely be attributed to the untiring efforts of Coach Godfriaux. His ability to mold into a rhythmic combination was shown throughout the season's playing, and resulted in a championship team for Valley. His good teams and the huddle system which he has worked out with them to a pleasing degree of satisfaction, have put Missouri Valley football on our Con- ference map. HENRI R. GODFRIAUX Director of Athletics Doctor Nuckles has a right to share a part of the glory of our championship Vikings. By his services, the team was kept physically fit for real work. His kindness and generosity have made him a good friend of the college, and through the Sabiduria, the squad and all Valleyites wish to express to him their thanks. DR. GEORGE T. NUCKLES Page 59 l' ' HN ,F X -' l 1 l Q I i l i i l i 1 f i 5 l l is a l l i , f l l 1 i w il'i3ix'i.q A it gy ,.l J 'L x 1 I A 3 1 MJ ii . L 9 T - 3 lye oggarci Capt. H Vikings on the ffAlilleConlfer'ence Teamw CAPTAIN HUTC'HERSON, a worthy successor to the great Viking leaders of the past, a man of action rather than words. A great player in coming out of the line to form interference for ball luggers. A unanimous selection for All-Conference captain and tackle. CAPTAIN-ELECT SALYER. This sorrel-topped boy from Lexington was the outstanding halfback of the Conference, both defensive and offensive. Salyer has a terrific drive and could plunge through the opposition. He was at his best in the Central and Jewell games. PATTERSON. End, on the Kansas City Star All-Conference team. Awing- man of unusual ability, a good punter, a dangerousground-gainer from punt formation. He can always worm through the opposing interference and bring down the ball-runner. HAGGARD. A fullback that was always good for first down. His thirty- nine-yard run against the Blue Jays was the feat of the season. As a defensive man, he always met the opponent on the line of scrimmage. On the offense, he was a terrific line-smasher. RIOTH. One of the best defensive stars in the state. He could always take care of his territory and down his man for a loss. He was also a good offensive man, running interference for the backs. Page 60 S -we Nil RAYMOND CASSIDAY, Tackle VOLNEY AsHFoRD, Quarter XVINFRED MILLER, End The 11927 Season HE season opened with Wentworth Military Academy at Lexington, where, in a sea of mud, the Cadets were defeated 12 to 0. The boys from Culver-Stockton were our Visitors the next week. The Big Blue Team from Canton put up a game fight and the first half ended 7 to 7. Our offense began to function early in the second half and scored three touchdowns before the final whistle blew. The game of the next week with Mis- souri Wesleyan was cancelled due to the death of one of the Wesleyan faculty. just as theteam was preparing to leave for Cameron word was received that the game would not be played and although the Wesleyan coach offered to forfeit the game, Coach Godfriaux refused to accept it that way and the game was cancelled. Page 61 ..., ...V.,. . -.tv ,W Q 1 z my ROBERT VAN XVINKLE, Half PATRICK PHELAN, Center GEORGE BROCK, Tackle Central Wesleyan had showed up well against Westminster and opposed the Vik- ings on our field the next week. The weight and experience of the Vikings told in the second half and enabled us to run up a 33 tO 6 score. The boys from Warrenton had scored in the first half on a fumble and as yet no team had scored a touchdown while the Vikings were on the defensive. Tarkio came near putting a crimp in our championship aspirations and this was one of the hardest fought contests of the season. The Tarks were never able to carry the ball any distance, but were able to hold the Vikings back when they were pushed back to the shadow of their own goal posts. However, Ashford broke away to return a punt forty yards for the only score of the game late in the fourth quarter. And then came the annual Homecoming Day battle with Jewell and a great 20 to 15 victory for Valley. The Vikings with their offense functioning perfectly, were able to Page 62 KENNETH CONRAD, Tackle LONNIE MOTTESHEARD, End CLIFTON Wircox, Quarler score three touchdowns on the K'Big Red Team from Liberty-a team which had an uncrossed goal line until this day. Jewell started with a rush and scored in the first two minutes of play, when one of Patterson's punts went out of hounds on his own eight-yard line. Then followed an exchange of punts, the Vikings took the hall in midfield and marched over for a counter. The Viking line ripped big holes in the Big Red line and Haggard, Salyer and Van Winkle smashed through for good gains. Both teams scored again in the second quarter, the half ending 14 to 13. Another touchdown in the fourth quarter gave Valley a lead which she held to the end. VVe do not 'recall a more sensational or harder fought game on the Valley gridiron. The next game with Westminster was just as promising and a 'Jig crowd of rooters followed the team to VVest1ninster to see the Blue Jays beaten 21 to 0. VVestminster had played Vlfashington U. to a 6 to 6 tie and Page 63 'I w t ,ll fm, ,ry fir 1192 mf fl Q, V W LESTER ROBB, End VIRGIL BLossoM, Center PRESTON AMOS, Guard held the strong College of Emporia to a lone touchdown, so was conceded to have an edge in this tilt. The going was hard in the first half, which ended 0 to O, but in the Second half the Vikings rushed over three touchdowns and the Blue Jays had been trounced 21 to 0. Haggard squirmed and twisted his way 39 yards through a broken field to furnish one of the thrilling plays of the game. 011 Thanksgiving Day four thousand fans witnessed the conflict between the un- defeated Central Eagles and Missouri Val- ley Vikings. Making 17 first downs to Central's 5 and gaining 295 yards from scrimmage to Central's 90, the Vikings easily deserved their 20 to 12 triumph. The Eagles were outplayed throughout the game and Van VVinkle raced around end to score early in the game. Haggard scored on a line play in the third quarter and near the close of the game Salyer smashed his way 20 yards for the final score. Gray of Page 64 EUGENE BRASHER, Guard MARK HOLCOlN'IB, Fullback ORVILLE W RIGHT, Guard Central made a thrilling 95-yard return of a kick-off, and scored another touchdown on a 40-yard pass in the last quarter. Aside from these two plays the Viking line upset the charges of the Central backs and often threw thern for losses. Every Viking starred that day, and especially effective was the line's play, both on offense and defense. The team and squad deserves the credit for our all-victorious record and the highest possible achievement-the winning of the championship. Page 65 l ,l iz x Ud QQ 22 A 1 4. UNDEFEATED VIKING TEAM OF 1927 Standing, left to right-COACH GODFRIAUX, HESS, WRIGHT, FISCHER, BLOSSOM, RIOTH, BROCK, FIFE, HOLCOMB, HUME, SCHMIDT Center row-PATTERSON, AMOS, CONRAD, HAGGARD, SALYER, HUTCHERSON CCaptatnj, VANVVINKLE, CASSIDY, NIILLER, BRASHER, POOLE Front row-ROBB, FERGUSON, ICRIECKHAUS, VVILCOX, STERRETT, ASHFORD, PHELAN Page 67 Football Scores, 1592.7 Wientworth ...... ........ 0 Vikings ....... . . . . . .12 Culver-Stockton. . . . . 7 Vikings. A . . . .28 Central Wiesleyan ..4. . . 6 Vikings. -. . . . . . .33 Tarkio.. ......... .... 0 Vikings. . . . . . 7 VVilliam Jewell .... .... 1 5 Vikings. . . . . . . .20 XVestminster. . . .i.. 0 Vikings. . . . . . . .21 Central ...... .... 1 2 Vikings. . . . . . . .20 Total ..... .,.. 4 0 Total .... ,... 1 41 INTERESTING NOTES OF THE SEASON Vikings scored 141 points, Opponents 40. Vikings made 83 first downs, Opponents 20, Or an average of 11 first downs to a game for Vikings, three for Opponents. Vikings made 1,393 yards from scrimmage,WOppOnents 335. At no time did the Opponents make more than two suc- cessive first downs. On none of the six touchdowns scored against us did the opponents carry the ball more than 18 yards from scrimmage. Of the six conference schools played, at least four Of them have much larger student bodies than Valley. During the entire season, only three men had tO leave the game because Of injuries. LETTERMEN OF 1927 Quarrerbaeks: ASHFORD, WILCOX Halfbacks: SALYER, VANVVINKLE ' Fullback: HAGGARD Ends: PATTERSON, MILLER, MOTTESHEARD, ROBB Tackles: HUTCHERSON, BROCK, CASSIDY Guards: AMOS, RIOTH, CONRAD Centers: PHELAN, BLOssOM Championships HAMPIONSHIPS are desirable and inspiring, so we at Missouri Valley College naturally feel elated when the Goddess of Victory smiles beneficently on us. Our football team of 1927 was undefeated, winning every game. Our squad was necessarily small for we are not a college with a large en- rollment. Two things must be said of the men of the team. First, their devotednessg no smoking. No irregular eating or sleeping. These things were noticed by all of us. For these reasons, they were hard and physically fit, and, therefore, morally strong and morally hard to beatg and morally hard to beat means hard to beat. The second their unity. There was no crabbing during scrimmage or afterwards, each man was for the rest, each was for stopping the opponents in their tracks, each was for advancing his teammate carrying the ball. They were a rushing, smashing bunch. Lastly, the student body and the townspeople gave no half-hearted support. The loyalty of these two groups was easily seen. The team felt it and was thrilled by it. Given a captain like Hutcherson, in whom every man had implicit confidence, a squad keeping training rules and conse- quently physically fit, well coached and so mentally fit, in- spired by the loyalty and faith of their fellows, confident in their own personal honesty and sacrifice, and, therefore, spiritually fit, assuredly you have an aggregation hard to beat. Such was ours in 1927, and we won. . -W. I. F. Page 68 Page 69 Basket Ball CAPTAIN Louis FETTE M1LEss HAGGARD Center Guard APTAIN FETTE, although getting a late start, he gave a good account of himself. The loss of his services to our team of 1929 will be greatly felt. Haggard is only a Sophomore, having two more years to show Valley what he can do for her. He was chosen as guard on the second all-conference team this year. Haggard was respected by every team on the Viking schedule, and should be a constant source of worry to forwards next season. HORACE SALYER VOLNEY ASHFORD CQEORGE BROCK Guard Forward Center Salyer was a member of the squad last year. This year he proved to be fine, and his work, both offensive and defensive, was a revelation to those who saw him play. Red will be back to make the Vikings a contender for top honors next year. Ashford came to college last fall with a fine high school record as an athlete. He has proven that all reports con- cerning him were true. He is a crack shot and played a good floor game in addition. Brock, late in breaking into the Viking line-up, became a valuable man to the Vikings. He will be back next year to give an account for himself. Page 70 Page 71 ADRIAN Hess FLOYD TETERS CECIL PATTERSON Forward Forward Forward Hess was a scrapper, always following the ball. He was a good shot and a good floorman. He will be available for next year's squad. Teters, a man from the '26 squad, was back in school last fall. He made his letter before the close of the first semester. He was the fastest man on the squad. Patterson proved his worth to the Vikings again this year. His specialty was one-handed shots which he hit with satisfying regularity. Baseball HE baseball squad of 1927 got off to a rather late start, nevertheless, this proved to be no great disadvantage to the Vikings. Coach Godfriaux was unusually fortunate in having so much good undergraduate material in which he was not disappointed as the season progressed. The team played twelve games, winning nine and losing three. Out of four games played with Central College, Mis- souri Valley won three. These three games won by Missouri Valley were all won by large scores. Fette, Salyer and Hag- gard pitched, each winning his game. The fourth game was a defeat and the loss of the championship to Missouri Valley. The team made a week's trip through Missouri and eastern Kansas, defeating Rockhurst, Baker, and losing to St. Bene- dict. A game with Haskell was cancelled on account of rain. Haggard pitched a good game against Rockhurst, winning, 6-4. Fette pitched against Baker, allowing only three hits, Mis- souri Valley winning, 9-0. Salyer pitched against St. Bene- dict, allowing only three hits but losing on account of the team's errors, 4-2. , Against VVestminster, Missouri Valley broke even, losing one and winning one. The score of the first game was 5-4, the second, 10-0, in favor of Valley. Fette pitched a wonderful game for Missouri Valley in the second game. Against Haskell, Missouri Valley won, 13-4. Missouri Valley far outclassed the Indians. Baker, at home, Missouri Valley again defeated Baker by a big score. St. Benedicts at Marshall, Missouri Valley won, 7-3. - Members of the squad were: Catchers: LOCKRIDGE and BLossoM Outjielders: BROWN, BURKE, HAGGARD, PALMER Infielders: HEss, PATTERSON, DAUGHERTY, FRERKING and SALYER Pitchers: FETTE, HAGGARD, and SALYER Girls? Athletics Miss GERTRUDE SMITH Director Girls' Athletics HE object of the Physical Education Department at Missouri Valley College is to promote an interest in athletics and in healthful competition, to further the welfare of the school and of the individual by maintaining the highest ideals for healthful, wholesome womanhood, for sportsmanship, good comradeship and fair play. An endeavor is made to have as many as possible participate in all sports rather than give special attention to a few who have unusual ability. September- Posture Test Volley Ball Practice t Fundamentals of Physical Education Tennis - October- lntramural Volley Ball Games Three Volley Ball Games with H. S. Social Dancing Parties November- lntramural Basket Ball Games Three Basket Ball Games with H. S. December- Second and Third Badge Test- Vlfork Physical Examinations Page 73 January- Folk Dancing F ebrzlary- State Letter VVork Folk Dancing Indoor Basket Ball Practice lllarclz- Hiking Teams Drganized Intramural Basket Ball Games Scout and Indian Chase April- Basket Ball Games with High School Hiking Folk Dancing Tennis May'- Tennis Tournament Presentation of State Letters Presentation of College Letters Captains of Teams- Volley Ball-ANNA CORRINE BRONVN Basket Ball-EILEEN ROBERTSCJN Baseball-EDNA Cox The Girls' M Club Page 7 4 ACTIVITIES 1 I I L 1 llllllllillll Mig 5 E if f I 'II ' :T ,UU ,f ' 5 I . ' - lu: .- -,x 9'.ix. f f b f L ' w, A M f 1 I , ,V 1 , V ig E , , QL 1 JL, H iq ws 6 f E Q H1 4 55 gl il 5 ll if . ffl , I 14 g f? 1 ir aqi n ,x 3 Student Gov-ernment and llts Purpose MEMBERSHIP OF STUDENT SENATE The Student Senate shall be composed of ten members: Seniors, threeg juniors, threeg Sophomores, twog Freshmen, two. The President of the Student Senate must be chosen from the Senate mem- bership, and also acts as President of the student body. Purposes of the Student Senate are outlined in the preamble of the Consti- tution. THE PREAMBLE VVe, the students of Missouri Valley College, in order to establish a definite system of student organizationg an adequate control of student organizations, by the students, for the studentsg foster Closer relationships between students and facultyg to endeavor to maintain the highest standard of manners and morals which is possible. Senior Jllembers-RAY HARRE, DOROTHY DOANE, and LESTER Roms Junior Members-OLIVIA VVINCHELL, MARK HoLCoMB, and KEBINETH CONRAD Sophomore Jllembers-EARL R1oTH and VIRGIL BLossoM Freshman Alembers-SALLY MARGARET EVRARD, and DAVID GoRE Page 7 5 The I928 Salbiduria Statflf PATRICIA LARKIN . . . . Artist i MARK HOLCOMB . . Athletic Editor l RALPH YANCEY . Advertising Manager MARY DOANE . . . Photographer MARGARET STEVENSON . . . Senior Editor ELIZABETH GILLETTE . . Literary Editor l CORINE BACON . Assistant Literary Editor I JOE PRICE FRERKING Editor-in-Chief I I l l l l I I HE production of the Sabiduria is not an individualistic enterprise, either of the staff or the editor. It is true that upon them falls the greatest task, but without the co-operation of the entire student body, all we have attempted to achieve in this volume would have been a failure. The staff for the 1928 Sabiduria has endeavored to give you a real interest in this book. Throughout the entire book, we have attempted to present its contents in such a way that it will not only adequately mirror student life but will also breathe the essence of Missouri Valley, its spirit, its traditions, and its hopes. l l l l I I Page 76 Page 77 The 11928 Salbiduria RAY HARRE Business Mafzager OR every word said in its pages, there is a thousand left unsaid about Missouri Valley College activities and events during the past year. For every picture there are a hundred more that would bring back a pleasant personality or incident in the years ahead. The 1928 Sabiduria is another exhibit in the annual struggle of a staff against time, space, and inexperience. The staff of the 1928 Sabiduria wishes to thank all those Who, in any way, directly or indirectly, helped to make possible the Sabiduria of 1928. hy ,f -feftyfsivf f , fl, is Mfg 1. ' WG Z! MQ, 4 fs 9' 4' ' W ' W4 ff ,G , ,,, W , ff e li ire, f ff at A ,, , , 1 fr 9 fp , y 2. of W x, Z ' ' . rt 'iss ttf ' X we W W: ,K Q f ' Z U t ,W 4 .W if-ff ry is , R ,f W, , . ,V -WQXB ti f ' 'Ss ff ft I f M 'A 17 ,fa ,I Jr, M 7 27 ' 5 I t, 3' 1 5, Q fa, ,Chr 'i f QP: Kei T , rt ' 2 D , f e ,M , Z M, xl, f D MW Z I, , A Aix? J f QQ., 7 3 f ,r Qo ft r DORA LEE MORRISON . Editor-iii-Chief C. J. VVENZEL . . Business tllariager lvl,-XRIORIE SXVISHER Advertising Jllanager KATHLEEN HENsH,-xw . Literary Editor VVINONA MERRITT . . News Editor KENNETH MORROW . News Editor VIRGIL BLOSSOM . Athletic Editor VVILLARD PAGE . Himior Editor PROF. M. C. HAYS Faculty Advisor HE DELTA, the student paper of Missouri Valley College, is published the first Thursday of every month, by the Delta Staff. It is financed by student subscriptions and by the sale of advertising space to the merchants of Marshall. The Delta is the medium through which the activities of the student body come to light. It is the purpose of the Staff to edit an interesting paper, com- parable to other college papers in its interest and journalistic values. In every issue, a campus view, or a picture of a student group is found and the Staff feels that this factor has increased the appearance of the paper as well as the appre- ciation to the student body. A supplement to 'lThe Delta, called The Yellow Fever, is published with the May issue. Page 78 The Valllkyr' Club M1ss DOROTHY HYLAND A.... President Miss EMILY MILES . . . . Secretary-Treasurer N 1923, a group of Missouri Valley girls banded themselves together under the name of Valleyites. The object of the club was to furnish pep to the football team. They were very successful, for that year our team carried off the championship. The next year, they conceived the happy idea of formally organizing and calling themselves Valkyrs, or women Vikings. The organization was limited to twenty members and pledges were made to support the club. Since then, this club has been one of the most active on the campus. They are busiest during the football season when they put on stunts in chapel, between halves at the game, decorate goal posts and make themselves useful in general. The members of the organization are: Frances Lu Fletcher, Emily Miles, Corine Bacon, Dorothy Hyland, Jessamine Tarver, Patricia Larkin, Margaret Stevenson, Dora Lee Morrison, Olivia Winchell, Margaret Robinson, Marjorie Swisher, Kathryn Johnson, Naomi Harlan, Zelma Zahn, Dorothy Doane, Mary Doane, Lucille LaRue, VVilla lose, Georgia Mae Terrell. Pug 79 The Uirchestira HE Missouri Valley College Orchestra, under the leadership of Prof. A. T. Vawter, achieves more success each year. The splendid quality of tone and the uniform phrasing of the string section gives evidence of the excellent Work, alone in the violin department. Students in the violin department are especially urged to play in the orchestra. The benefits derived from this drill in orchestra playing are obvious. The orchestra makes numerous appearances at chapel and at student concerts during the year. PERSONNEL PROP. ARTHUR T. iVAXVTER . . First Violin and Director MISS DOROTHY DOANE ..... Accoinponist MARY ELIZABETH PERRY, Violin MARY DOANE, Violin ELEANOR THOMPSON, Violin ADOLPHUS BORBERG, Violin ROBERT THONIPSON, Violin JOHN CRISP, Violin Miss VON TOBLE, Violin MARQUIS MORGEY, Trumpet ROBERT BROXVN, Clarinet HELEN BIERBAUM, Clarinet ESTELLE PALMER, Flute J. W. BRYANT, Boss DIAVID GORE, Drums - Page 80 1 l 'l 1 1 l E I l I . I ! I l 3 l li 2 Z 7 I I I l A i ! I I l F l I I Top row-DORA LEE lVlORRISON, NIERIAM RENNISON, FLORENCE XYOVVELL, KATHRYN JOHNSON, ERMA SOBOLEXVSKI, MARX' PALMER, FRANCES LU FLETCHER Center row-HELEN MAHR, NORMA PUTNAM, NIARGARET STEVENSON, PATRICIA LARKIN, PROF. FICHTHORN, NADEEN HOLLINGSXNVORTH, CORINE BACON, lWARY ELIZABETH PERRY, -IESSAMINE TARVER Bottom row-NELLE HOWELL, GLADYS SIMMONS, KATHLEEN HENSHAXV, MARIE MCINTOSH, VIRGINIA SCOTT, ELEANOR AULT, CLARA LINBERG I The Girls? Gllee Club f CLAUDE L. F ICHTHORN . . Director I PATRICIA HELEN LARKIN . Assistant Director f NORhfIA PUTNAM . . . Business Manager 1 CORINE BACON . . . Treasurer 5 JESS.-XMINE TARYER . Aceonipartist MARY PALMER . Property Manager HE Club of 1927-28 is an organization which has attained a high degree of perfection. Each year finds its members eager to better the work of the year before. During the first semester about half the young women of the Student body composed the girls' choral club. At the beginning of the Second semester, the Cflee Club was chosen. The program this year consisted of ensemble numbers, quartette numbers, vocal solos by Kathryn Johnson, violin solos by Mary Elizabeth Perry, readings by Corine Bacon, HMiss VVyoming stunt by Jessamine Tarver and a play, Bread, Butter and Romancef' The Club made a trip to Southern Missouri, Singing in Kansas City, Butler, Golden City, Joplin, Carthage, Neosho, Greenfield and in Springfield. The Club also sang in several towns near Marshall. The trips were 1 ery successful and made many friends for the College. On the trips the girls were chaperoned by Mrs. Ivah M. Barrett. Page 81 6 I I Q. Top row, left to right-ALBERT STAATS, TERRILL THOMSON, CLARENCE DYE, XVILLIAM STERRETT, lVlARK HOLCOMB, GLENWOOD DANIELS Second 7070-RALPH THOMAS, ROBERT THOMPSON, ADOLPHUS BORBERG, XVILLARD COWAN, JOHN CRISP, CHARLES BACON, ROBERT GIBSON Bottom V010-JACK PATTERSON, RALPH YVANCEY, GEORGE FISHER, NOEL FERGUSON, TRUMAN HALL Menls Glee Cllullb HE me-n's club of 1927-28 did its share in contributing toward the Success of our School. It has been one of the peppiest organizations on the campus and its members very loyal. The program offered by the club was unusual in its great variety. The ensemble numbers were fine, due to the very competent directorship of Mr. George Fisher. The club boasted the best quartet it has had for years. The Ham Trio, composed of Messrs. Robert Thompson, VVillard Cowan, and Mark Holcomb, brought down the house everywhere with their l'blue harmony numbers. Messrs. Robert Thompson and Adolphus Borberg were responsible for a popular violin duet. The club also had'two readers this year. Mr. Charles Bacon gave The Night Run of the Overland, a dramatic reading, and Mr. Willard Cowan kept his audiences in an uproar with his comic selections. The club was fortunate in having Mr. Cowan as a member. He has been with the Park College Glee Club as well as the Glee Club of Ann Arbor, Michigan. He was the soloist for Missouri Valley this year. Mr. Ralph Yancey, as leading lady, Truman Hall, as her husband, and Mr. Clarence Dye, as the father-in-law, presented well a little comedy skit called Getting Rid of Father. The club made a very successful tour through the eastern part of the state, Inaking New Franklin, LaPlata, Brookfield, Union, Marceline, Louisiana. Clarksville, Bowling Green, and VVebster Groves. They were well received everywhere and made many friends for the college. Charles Bacon was the business manager and Noel Ferguson, treasurer. i Page 82 I-IE purpose of the Dramatic Arts Club is to bring better plays before the student body and the people of Marshall. The membership of the club is limited to sixty-five. In this, the fifth year of the club, under the direction of Professor S. L. Greenwood, Oscar VVilde's comedy, The Importance of Being Earnest, was given as the first play of the year, in January. The leads were taken by Charles Bacon, Dalene Page, Mark Holcomb, and Sally Margaret Evrard. Another major play, Trelawny of the VVells, is to be given in early April. Many minor plays were given throughout the year and new talent for the major plays was discovered in them. The executive committee, along with the members, plan to give its last major play commencement week. Each year the Dramatic Arts Club has two social functions. Early in October, Mr. George Fisher was the host of the club at the Marshall Country Club. A banquet will be given at which the officers for the new year will be installed. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE DoRoTHY DoANE ....... President MARK HOLCOMB . . Vice-Pifesideiizf MARGARET STEVENS-ON . Secretary DOROTHY HYLAND . . Tifeasiiifeif PATRICIA LARKIN . . Publicity RALPH THOMAS . Plays LESTER RoBB . Membersliip Page 83 fl YQ I it NY o o C o L!-EL o OFFICERS M155 lXlORMA PUTNAM . . . , President M155 NAOMI HARLAN . Vice-President MISS GLTADYS GoLLoNo . Secretary M155 QLIVIA WINCHELL Treasurer M155 RUTH HUX'ETT . . Finance M155 CORTNE BACON . . Menibersliip M155 ZELMA ZAHN . . Undergraduate MISS DOROTHY DOANE . . Social M1ss CASSIE SCHANZ . . Music M155 MARJORIE SVVISHER . . Missionary M155 JESSAMINE TARvER . . . Usher M155 MARY DOANE . Poster HE Young Women's Christian Association i5 organized to promote religious and social life among the college girls. In a social way, the Association is sponsored for such features of college life as the occasional receptions given during the year, and the May-day festival, the campus plays, and other attractions. The annual banquet is held in the spring, on which occasion the newly-elected officers for the en- suing year are established. The girls hold brief devotional meetings once a week. The past year has been marked by co-operation, accomplish- ment and enthusiasm. At various times men and women of exceptional ability and spiritual inspiration come to renew and enliven the whole Association by their presence and Christian fellowship. My .ff te W fs ' WWW, ,, b ,fi ' ' M' is I N Page 84 ff is Y. Ml. C. A. THE CABINET RALPH THoMAS .... . President XATILLARD PAGE , Vjgg-Prggyfdgnf ELMER P. LEWVIS . . Secretary W ILLIAVI STERRETT . . Treasurer JAMES STAGE Publicity REUBEN HUME . Usher MARK HoLcoMB . . Social HE Y. M. C. A. is largely responsible for religious dex elop ment among the men students at the college. VVeekly devotional exercises were held every Thursday morning in the Y. M. C. A. room. The past year, Dr. Ralph M. Davis, pastor of the Hyde Park Presbyterian Church of Chicago, had charge of the Vocational VVeek services. Dr. Davis is an alumnus of Mis- souri Valley and, as an evidence of his popularity, he has twice in the last four years had charge of Vocational VVeek. The time was devoted to individual conferences and public dis- cussions touching what is most vital and important in the life of every student. Page 85 M W ,fwfa ff fax f , f af W, V, f , 1 + X ,AMW ff' ,iff WZ? 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A greater Missouri Val- . 5 ley means a greater Marshall, and this is 2 Q why the twooshould Work together for the 'S good of both. A larger enrollment means . Y more business, and this in turn means more :ig advertising in the Annual, and we are look- kg 2 ing at it only from this standpoint now. It . S: works both Ways. LE 21 But there must be other reasons for H-E these ads. as there is usually a reason for ' 9 everything. So We asked a business man FE Q' Why he advertised in the Sabiduria. and xg 3 this is what he gave us: E? Zi 1. We are interested in Mis- E souri Valley because it means S: something to Marshall. E 2. We are proud of our prod- lg ucts and want to let you know S: about them. E 3. We remember and appre- S2 ciate your patronage of the past i? and therefore can afford to ad- 5 2 p vertise. :S S And now it is our opportunity to thank LE 1 all those who have co-operated in the pro- XE S3 duction of this. the 1928 Sabiduria. 12 Z THE STAFF. LS 3 2 5 Missouri alley ollege MARSHALL, Mo. ACCREDITED - RESTRICTED A Four-Year Cultural College' FFERS cultural and pre-vocational courses, preparing for teaching, law, medicine, ministry, engineering and busi- ness, music and home economics. Student activities-debate, athletics, dra- matics, glee clubs, etc. Tuition, fees and all costs reasonable. GEORGE H. MACK President Page 92 CLEANERS and TAILQRS Newton Sccompany LQANS, ABSTRACTS GLASS BROS. and WTEST SIDE SQUARE INSURANCE PHGNE IOS I Y Y PHONE 138 We Clean While Olhem WEST SIDE SQUARE Tfyw lN4ARSHALL MISSOURI Y 0 U R 5531335 I To live. 2 To get ahead. 3. To prepare for a family. 4. To pay your Way out. 5. To create a surplus or sinking fund. 6. To provide against income interruption. 7 To prepare for old age. 8. To cancel obligations to parents. Complete Lzfek Plans Through Life Insurance Lockridge 81 Huston FARMERS SAVINGS BANK BUILDING, RooM 216 NIARSHALL, lVlo. 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QS' ,.4 fl QW Q? if Q I J 1K6 l 1 Z 5 12 L72 4 Z ,F VZ 'W 'W Z 7 y. f 45 Z, 14 Z All I Z? ,, fi Z W W fy 4, Z Z Q I 24 332 in ,., w .11 ,gf W 21 I ,L .W Q N if ill 44 ,Q ? .vii ,QQ lf? I e I? 1 'V 47 ff 75 Z , Z I-'M' aff? nf '5 ff f ff W 1 fw f f E? I Q 41,4 .4 yn i rf ,, IER - ff- ' Daniels Lumber GO. Cliff B. Goodwin WHOLESALE GROCER COMPANY Everything in the BUILDING LINE We Feature Quick Service tO Retail Dealers MARSHALL SLATER PHONE 5 PHONE 57 PHONE 56 R' M' PHILLIPS' Mawgm' IOOIZ9 for Mi55ouri Valley PHONE 137 A C0ll6g6 MISSOURI VALLEY STORES CO. MARSHALL, S LARGE DEPARTMENT STORE APPRECIATES YOUR PATRONAGE Page 97 7 Lk1c3f0SSC LAlH1bCf DR. A. C. PUTNAM Homfopathisi CQYHPHHY Suite 200, Farmers Savings Bank Building Tgfgphoqlg OFFICE 448-RES. 527 ' We Still Like It NIARSIIALI. IVIISSOURI . S-G 3 A , I C.D.LYNCH Representative EQUITABLE LIFE OF NEW YORK PHONE 7 Lek Umierwfitf Your Lifelf Objectiwf' MARSHALL NIISSOURI MARSHALL BUILDING OFFICERS HARRY C. FRANCjSCO .... . . Prefident G. E. C. SHARP D. R. HARRISON T. L. YANCEY . H. B. ROBINSON . . Vice-Prefidenzf . . Vice-President . . . . Cafhier . . . . . . Amt. Cashifr DIRECTORS H. C. FRANCISCO F. H. NAYLOR G. E. C. SHARP C. B. BACON C. I. DUNCAN A A. R. JAMES S. W. XVILKINSON BANK OF SALINE MARSHALL, MO. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, SI2S,OO0.00 WE SOLICIT YOUR BUSINESS Pg9'? Marshall Produce S E A R S Com an P Y S I G N S TXWIARSHALL, Mo. GUTDOOR POULTRY ADVERTISING EGGS BUTTER HIDES 'Q' W. V. TIPPING Top .Market Pricw Alwczyx A R T MEMORIALS BREAK WINTER'S BACKBONE WITH CGAL We have the 5555 AND SUMIVIER'S HEAT WITH ICE W6 make it MARSHALL ICE, STORAGE and FUEL CGMPANY PHONE 31 P 92 L0uz'5'w'Ile Preybyterian Tlzeologieezl Seminary S QFFERS TO STUDENTS A course of three years leading to the degree of Bachelor of Divinity. Electives in Senior Year. Attractive Fellowships. A fourth Cpost-graduatel year leading to the degree of Master of Theology. Write to JOHN M. VANDER MEULEN, President loo EAST BROADWAY LoU1sv1LLE, KENTUCKY PUBLICITY and QUALITY PRINTING Go Hand in Hand IT IS Seldom thought of-this publicity business-other than the fact that it gets the crowd to the ball game, the college play, the recital, or any other college activity which may be staged. But did you know, or stop to think, that the local paper- this paper in this instance-lnecessarily bears the expense of an exceedingly large volume of FREE publicity? And for that reason-if for no other, and there are others- donat you think this plant should by all means be given the commercial work of each of these entertainments, Such as programs, window cards, tickets, etc.? The Demoerai-.wwf Trzhizkzg 0. 'Zferosx Streetfrom POJZ Office MARSHALL, Mo. Page 100 NNZE frankly admit to Who? the reader that We are conspiring to acquire and retain your patron- age, and we believe that our customers will regard it as a defensible and even commendable conspiracy. Saline County Farmers Ass'n 362 WEST NORTH ST. ll ,E Where? Lawless Mercantile Company What? SOUTH SIDE SQUARE CHECKERBOARD PHONE 240 CHOW5 YOUR CHECKING AND SAVINGS ACCOUNT SOLICITED Wood 85 uston Bank MARSHALL, MISSOURI CAPITAL and SURPLUS-53oo,ooo.oo Pe 101 W. L. CARTER, A.B., D.D.S. Wells 51 Durrett Dentist X-RAY GROCERIES IO2 Farmers Savings Bank Bldg. Y B. E. sHAW Q Dentist Orthodontia a Specialty SOUTH SIDE SQUARE PHONE 299 PHONE I-58 BANK OF lVlARsHALL BUILDING SUPERIOR FOUNTAIN SERVICE SATISFYING LIGHT LUNCHES vfn gxtellent Time to gat- ---- - Q ,D , I 'I 2? flu ll ll A -- . ,I S5335 gmuu lip' mruulmuv llllm- mnnunm 'mu ,,ulmmnl nm, llllllllllllll mmul :Illini-llnlul muuuuiu 1 v Hall WW llluuululvv nuu i VIHUI ll' ,lm N X -'1 5-'2':.':-'I - lf ?-'W Har: Q ..... . gi- .' , , - ,a we e fi as n .nm ' ' fn :I W Ae. f' NI A ,gif Af' ff I f it X Q ff R E V I rv -----Jflfwtzyf B00flLl'7Zg JK LU. Pg 102 THERE is PRESTIGE in JACCARD PRODUCTS Class stationery . . Class Jewelry . . We design both, creating these exclusive de- signs in our own shops and guaranteeing their excel- lence and distinction. Correspondence invited Samples Submittfd Zannarh yetnelrp Qin. IoI7-19 WALNUT STREET KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI Pg 101 Why Noi Have A SAVINGS ACCOUNT To which you add a certain set amount of your income every Week or month? It will stand you in good stead some time in the future. A CHECKING ACCOUNT So that you can pay all your bills by check-the safest and most con- venient Way? A SAFE-DEPOSIT BOX To protect your insurance policies- your Will - your securities - your jewelry and other valuables? W BANK OF MARSHALL MARSHALL MISSOURI Pg 104 W. H. MeSchede MiSSQuf1 Attorney at Law Ice Cream Co BANK OF SALINE BUILDING MZZ?i5CiZi?K7IJ Of . . B U T T E R J. Vlfgll BuI'I'0ughS ICE CREAM REAL ESTATE AND ICES INSURANCE LOANS FARMERS SAVINGS BANK BUILDING MARSHALL MISSQURI QUALITY MEAT MARKET QUALITY, SERVICE cmd PRICE PHONE 900 P 105 8 Marshall Book Bell - Fuller Store Stores Co. BOOKS A N D STATIONERY SCHDOL BOOKS AND DRY GOODS AND SUPPLIES NOTIDNS LADIES, F. D. JONES READY-To-WEAR Coal CO. Bargain Ba5ement PHONE 193 It'5 a black husinem but we treat you white QUR COAL MAKES WARM FRIENDSU The Flour That Sati5ji The REA at PAGE MILLING CO. MARSHALL, MG. I P 106 RICHlVIAN'S Wm. S. Laurie Style Shop LADIES' READY-TO-WEAR The latest and rnOst exclusive styles in Ladies' and Misses' Wearing Apparel Come to U5 For- PERFUME, FACE POW- DER, TOILET WATERS, BILL FOLDS, SHEAFFER LIFETIME, P A R K E R DUOFOLD, Or CONKLIN PENS AND PENCILS, STATIONERY and COSMETICS NORTHWEST CORNER SQUARE FOR LAUNDRY WORK THAT is DIFFERENT, CALL 209 Marshall Laundry CO., Inc. The Home of Clean Clothes FRED E. DOANE, Manager The Only place in Saline county Where yOu can send yOur clOthes and have them laundered in pure soft Water-at all times hence- Wltere Quality Counts, We Win 56-62 WEST MORGAN STREET MARSHALL, MO. Pg 107 I I I I I I I I I I I I I VAN DYKE E. M. Wright sc COMPANY Tho Bat in Dry Goods I I I I I I II II I I LOANS SILK, WOOLEN AND I ABSTRACTS COTTON DRESS GOODS, INSURANCE GLovEs,Hos1ERY, I I ' BAGS, CURTAIN GOODS, FANCY NOVELTIES I I 33 I l' EAST SIDE SQUARE I MARSHALL MISSOURI I MARSHALL IXIISSOURI If Your Parents Attended Missouri Valley I We Know Them I For thirty-eight years the college students I A have found in this store the three essen- I tials of profitable shopping- I STYLE-Right I SERVI CE-Courteous I QUALITY- The Highest I I I I I I I I I P 106 101111 T- Davis Golvert Bros. Ph. G. We Handle Everything ez First RED LABEL OLD Claus Drug Store BEN and PGRITY ShouZciHewe CGAL WGOD T I L E, CRUSHED ROCK cmd SAND SG SUNSET SIDE OF SQUARE OFFICE PHONE 89 YARD PHONE 76 DR. GEORGE T. N UCKLES Ompafhzf Physician and surgeon X-RAY and PHYSIO-THERAPY OFFICE-'MARSHALL BUILDING OFFICE PHONE 351 RESIDENCE PHONE 566 P 109 I 'Continuom Flow System CMLZLUQWK ,Qualify Wleanerd PHONE 302 77 V Ross scumzcxcpsn 3' Q. .11 . 'IE WELEVL Wes! Side SQURULMARSHAI-LMO. Ewell Bros. GROCERIES, MEATS and QUEEN SWARE PHON S 63-64 M WW! X if X fl V lgf W. A. VAWTER Optometrist WV t Side Square NIARSHALL, Mo COMPLIMENTS Homer Frerking ffipfzotognzlbfzy Que Forevef' P 110 Marshall Floral Company IMANUEL VVITTRUP Manager' The latest and most up- to-date Floral Establish- ment in Central Missouri Flowers Delivered Fresh Anywhere on Earth MARSHALL MISSOURI McKay Cafe Al Good Place to Eat Open All Night NoRTHWEsT CORNER SQUARE Miss Emma Vawter M illiner LOCATED ON THE BALCONY IN THE BELL-FULLER STORE Buick and Star Cars REAL AUTO SERVICE REA GARAGE EXIDE BATTERY SERVICE Pg Ill V THE WESTERN THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY PITTSBURGH, PA. Q 15 A Semiriary for College Graduates ,e 'Q i n zz- .ff . J A complete modern theological curriculum, with !f if'EE Vvvv 5 9 , fiffs - - -eef fi elective courses leading to degrees of S. T. B. and s. T. M. .,,.,. Graduate courses of the University of Pittsburgh, leading to degrees of A. NI. and Ph. D., are open to properly qualified students of the Seminary. The City of Pittsburgh oliers an unusual field for the study of the problems and work of the modern church. A Department of Religious Education was inaugurated at the beginning of the term, IQ22-23. Exceptional library facilities. Seminary library of 40,000 volumes of theological literature. North side branch of Carnegie Library is within five minutes' walk of the dormitory. Post-graduate fellowship of 5600, providing for a year of study in a European University. Two entrance prizes of S150 each, awarded on the basis of a competitive examination to college graduates of high rank. All the public buildings of the Seminary are new. The dormitory is equipped with the latest modern improvements, including gymnasium, social hall, and students' commons. IOI.ft Year begim September 18, IQ28 'I' tr' 'Thfsf For information, apply to President JAMES A. KELSO Cooper Clothing CO. HART SCHAFFNER 86 MARX Mark Bros. CQQKQS PAINTS and CAPPS 8: SONS WALL PAPER CLOTHES and GLASS W. L. DOUGLAS SHOES The Store That Saver You Money Estimates Free PHONE S44 168 S. JEFFERSON 35 Champion Shoe Shop H. F. NICGEE Proprietor PHONE 62 172 S. JEFFERSON VVE CALL FOR AND DELIVER WVORK Page IIZ MCKINNEY MOTOR COMPANY awcaki For Economical Transportation 259 WEST NORTH STREET MARSHALL, Mo. College Crofters Corporation ff? HV CLASS RINGS, PINS, f MEDALS, COMMENCEMENT I INVITATIONS, DIPLOMAS Graphic Arts Bldg. . H L. XL., WQCXWB fl Tenth and Wyandotte I W I KANSAS CITY l.X4ISSOURI f f 7 In JJ GOOD THINGS TO EAT K xx X Thafs Our Businws f P HONE 968 College Inn Pg1I3 COMPLIMENTS Of A NA 7' I ON- WIDE INS Tl TU 770N - J..P15NN where savings are greatest' ' A NATION-WIDE INSTITUTION AND THE CONSUMER PAYS College Student: Farm products cost more than they used to. The Farmer: Yes. VVhen a farmer is supposed to know the botanical name of what he's raisin', an' the entomological name of the insect that eats it, an' the pharmaceutical name of the chemical that will kill it, somebody's got to pay. Dreger had just surrendered his seat in a crowded car to an elderly lady, and then he made this remark: What I say is, a man should never let a woman stand. Some men never get up unless she's pretty, but you see, lady, it makes no difference to me. Page114 AL'S BUTTER KRUST ':Uanz'Zy Fair If an S 12 o lo lo 6 LUXURY BREAD LADIES' SG READY-TO-WEAR Beauty Parlor in Connection M a r S h a 11 B a kin C O . g EAST ARROW STREET MARSHALL, MISSOURI MARSHALL MISSOURI EFFICIENCY IN THE I , -5, W H1 All W liiw' 'i'GiQ If!Ii'5i S ECONOMY IN THE If I HOME COOK WITH GAS SAVE WITH ICE Missouri Gas and Electric Service CO. I8-PHONE-I8 GAS ICE Pg 115 av uf The Guide to High Grade Foodsww HERE is the brand that for more than a quarter of a century has stood for purity and finest quality. 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