Missouri Valley College - Sabiduria Yearbook (Marshall, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 154 of the 1930 volume:

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Dean of Curriculum Dean of TfVomen Education, Psychology Hisfory, Sociology NIYRTLE L. MOORE, M. A. Page Z9 J Q9 E S 3 QX fW7' 1 L l ...- -. ISAAC N. EVRARD, M. A. Litt., D. WILLIAM I. FERGUSON, M. A. English and Lzftemiure Zllathemalics, Astronomy F AL A . A .ik E CARL B SPOTTS M A DOROTHY GANFIELD. Ph. D. - - , - - ' ' ' Z' A D b t Page 21 Hzstory, Government 11Vl2l1Sh, JOWWI Um, 6 0 6 v f. X, X , I '1 .A ' 1 ,,! v-v S. X W ROBERT K. ENDERS, Ph. D. Biological Sciences if FRANCES MARY PALLISTER, B. A. Certijicat Superieur University of Paris Spanish and Frenrh 1 PALMER T. HOGENSON, M. B. A. W, 5, ROBBY M, A, EC0n0miC5 Education Page ZZ i i IDA LOU STERRETT, M. A. Classical Languages EARL PETTIJOHN, Ph. D. Ro Chemistry, Physics Page 23 RODGER F. GEPHART, Ph. D. German, French, Spanish BERT REX HANCOX, B. A., M. S. Physics I 1 ARTHUR T. VAWTER, Mus. B. CLAUDE L. FICHTHORN, B. A., Mus. B Violin and Wind Instruments Dean of Music School ll ll ll . Il A 9 1 . M- ., 3 MINNIE KOPF, M. A. STELLA B. HICKS, M. Litt. Home Economics Librarian Page 24 ll ll ETHEL DAVIS, Mus. B. MARGARET STEVENSON, B. S Assistant in School of Illusic Secretary for the Deans XXFYLIE STEEN, B. A, EMMET L. PARSONS, B. A. Alumni and Field Secretary Executive Secretary Page Z5 Page 26 1 1 1 j L '11 5 1 R 1 1 ll 21 11 Y, 1 1 1 1 F I 5 1 1 1 1 11 1 5 1 F' I Page 27 I, i1 I, Q1 51 1 I 1 Hr H ni Hi Hp 111 W1 11X H111 HW 'af Wm li I 1II1 ul gl K SENTOR CLASS lHlllSTORY HE Freshman Class of 1926, or Class of '30, arrived on the campus one frosty fall morning ninety-seven strong, elected Wlillard Page, the tall boy from New Yawk as Class President, and proceeded to pursue an education, until now, that the four-year process has just about completed, a resume of the accomplishments of the Class, and its checkered career might prove interesting. Of the ninety-seven that started out single and unmarried, fifteen have been struck with the matrimonial complex, four choosing their Ulife mates from the college roster. In other words, fifteen per cent are no longer free, single, and un- married. Thirty-six will receive their degrees from Missouri Valley College, and nineteen have already or will graduate from other colleges in the Class of '30. Or, fifty-six per cent will graduate or have already graduated. ' Nine who have dropped out of school, have re-entered school again either at Missouri' Valley or elsewhere. The members of this Class have made thirty-four letters in football, fifteen letters in basket ball, fourteen letters in baseball. There are three men in the Class who are lettermen in three major sports. This Class has contributed six captains of teams in major sports, a cheerleader for four years, one stu- dent president, two May queens, twenty members to the Men's Glee Club, and twenty-four members to the Girls' Glee Club and a director for two years. OFFICERS OF THE CLASS OF '30 President .... WILLIAM W. STERRETT Vice-President . . KENNETH MoRRow Secretary-Treafmer . , ZELMA ZAHN Page 28 Page 29 1 1 f ZX Z5 .g bv'- Qjhnbllmgb X IU I' ZELMA E. ZAHN' B. A. Zlflarshall Queen rose of the rose-bud garden ry' girls.' Valkyr Club Athletic Association Dramatic Art Club May Queen '30 House Council Y. W. C. A. CECIL O. PATTERSON Ph. B. Odessa The world is all right 'cause I'rn in 1lt.' Tri-C Club President V Club '28 Football '26-'29 Basket Ball '26-'29 Baseball '27-'30 MARJORIE A. SXVISHER B. S. in Ed. Marshall Knows what she knows and knows that she knows rt. Secretary of Student Senate Dramatic Art Club Y. W. C. A. ' May Queen '29 A 1 , Page 30 1 ? MILDRED HARTMAN B . A. Marshall 'My toast to a girl with a heart and a smile That makes the bubbles of life worthwhile. Valkyr Club Dramatic Art Club President Y. W. C. A. M Club 'fumbling Team h .W uv . ,, WILLIAM W. STERRETT B. A. Slater Always joking-always smiling-e Sorne new trick he's always trying. Sabiduria Staff '27 V.-Pres. Y. M. C. A. '27 V.-Pres. Student Senate '29 Business Manager Sabiduria '30 Men's Glee Club Dramatic Art Club House Council Pres. Senior Class Football '28-'30 GEORCSIA MAE TERRELL B. S. Mus. B. She lives to the full every minute U Gets all the joy and fun there's in it. Valkyr Club Senior Class Queen Sec'y Dramatic Art Club '30 M Club Y. W. C. A. H I age 31 Pl.-XZEI. PUTNA A1 B. S. Ala rslzall Slze's a friend to all. Y. VV. C. A. Cabinet Manager of Girls' Glee Club '30 WALTER SCHMIDT B. S. Alma Silence and common sense make a mun.' Y. M. C. A. Football Basket Ball Baseball FRANCES GOLLONG B. S. Marshall Il is good to be both merry and feisef' Y. XV. C. A. Cabinet Page 7 THEA DAVIS B. A. A Kansas City, Kansas 'Silence always proves a virtue. ADRIEN Hizss B. S. Concordia A little joke now and then Brightens up the best of men. V Club Athletic Editor, Delta Football Baseball Basket Ball JESSAMINE TARVER A. B. Mus. B. ' e Gillette, lflfyoniing Music is a universal language--where speech ends music begins. .E Glee Club, Director Y. W. C. A. Cabinet Dramatic Art Club V Athletic Association Valkyrs Page U I , X J t, lf wr! xv .4 J' fw' A i 5 . Syl 4 l J i A 5 H ..f' MARY ELIZABETH PERRY B. A. Mus. B. Marshall HA lovable girl and a lover of music-especi ally the violin. Glee Club Y. W. C. A. Dramatic Art Club Vested Choir Delta Staff Orchestra House Council PATRICK F. PHELAN B. A. Marshall H There is no need of arguing with the inevi- table. Tharsos Club Debate '29, '30 V Club V.-Pres. Student Senate Dramatic Art Club Football '26-'29 GLADYS Z. SIMMONS B. A. Malta Bend Always a true friend. , , NV' Glee Club 'll 7 Athletic Associat' KQV xl ' Y. W. C. A. C net pf -I House Cou il ,' ' ufpc 1. l 'ii , X I AIX A' 1 1 ,fy -4 '. Lf!! f . L' A I r ' ,O . fl 'C i ,-.f l '- ' IA Xl-J -jr N! :sf vu- Lb r-J' . ,C .-,f 0 Y ' . U FJ 'fix b L, Y t U . .. V , . A ' G-'yr' X115 Page ,' 7 ni K ' ' f rf K ,fl l 1 X L. X r .5 f -6 K FRANCES FINKS B. A. Mus. B. Calhoun She speaks and acts just as she thinks. Valkyr Club Athletic Association Glee Club House Council Wil ff ' A M J We I, ,ef I fffff f i KQV gt: X E A cleft' , ' ff ' j' NOEL FERGUSON i fi p ' 7,010 B. S. fuv f f' ' WarsajLg,,lif' I ' 'I jljf 'KM cool, and cylfted, surel, he will rise U W e worldfgfv X jf, J, 4 mf TWQC i ,A f I 4 Clup Manager Iv 128, Staff 1 f Football Cub Reporter HELEN MAHR B. A. Indianapolis, Indiana She scattered the road of success of happiness. Valkyr Club President Glee Club Athletic Association Y. W. C. A. Vice-President House Council '28 Tumbling Team Page 35 with smiles VIRGIL BLossoM B. S. in Ed. Brookjield Good Sportsman means goo sound-heartea-he to the center. Tri-C Club HV Club, President '30 Dramatic Art Club Football '27-'29 Basket Ball '27 Baseball '27-'29 Student Senate Athletic Editor, Delta '28 EDWIN BRONVN Ph. B. M arshall There must be a lot of work in none of rt ever comes out. Tri-C Club HV Club Yell Leader '27 Treasurer of Junior Class Baseball '27-'29 RAYMOND CASSIDAY Ph. B. Vandalia fd like school if I didn? have HV Club Football '24, '25, '27, '28 Basket Ball '24 d fellowman, him, because to study. Page 36 . vt l CHARLES BACON B. A. Marshall Your music charms as does y0urseU'. Tharsos Club Class Treasurer '27 Baseball '27 Cheer Leader '27-'29 Glee Club Vested Choir Dramatic Art Club, Pres. '28 Orchestra Debate Team MARY E. DoANE B. S. - Marshall Jolly-you bet: charming-oh, yes! Always admired for her athletic prowess. Valkyr Club Athletic Association, President V.-Pres. junior Class Dramatic Art Club Junior Queen Cheer Leader Tumbling Team M Club GEORGE BROCK Ph. B. Hickman Mills A man of many tasks but equal to them all. Tharsos Club Y. M. C. A. Football '27-'29 Basket Ball '27-'30 Pres. of House Council-Young Hall Dramatic Art Club V Club Pres. Student Body, '29 EARL L. FRITZ B. A. Lima .G0odiaill is the mightiest force in the universe. Chi Alpha Debate Team '29 Dramatic Art Club Page 37 PRESTON Amos B. A. Lexington Like lightning-never strileesjlze sanze girl twice-il isn'l necessary. V Club Football '26-'29 Basket Ball '26-'29 Track MARY FRANCES CARPENTER B. S. M arsliall Here's an example of valuable goods being found in a small package. Valkyr Club Athletic Association Dramatic Art Club M Club Tumbling Team FRED BROXVN Marshall Wlzafs the use of living if you can't have a good time. lWARGARET FAGG B. S. . Springfield Pretty and graceful, bu! never mule' Valkyr Club Athletic Association Q M Club Tumbling Team House President '29 Page 3X CORINE BACON SEAXYELL B. A. ,Marshall She liked whate'er she looked on, and her looks went everywhere. Valkyr Club Glee Club Treasurer Dramatic Art Club Y. VV. C. A. Cabinet Treasurer of Freshman Class McGinnis Short Story Prize Stout Institute, Menominie, Wis. WILLARD A. PAGE B. A. Rochester, N. Y. Up so high that he can look down on rnost any of us. Chi Alpha Debate Team Delta '29 Freshman Class President Orchestra Band Representative in Intercollegiate Ora- torical Contest. ELEANOR THOMPSON B. A. Marshall Laughing cheerfiilness throws sunlight on all the paths of life. Dramatic Art Club Advertising Manager of Delta Orchestra Page 3 9 wsu ' QA twirl JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President . . . ROBERT THOMPSON Vice-President . . . EDNA COX Secretary- Treasurer. KATHRYN LAWLESS Page 40 W Page 41 Qmfff f 1 I f I K K .Jl,J:J.X Oo N o R-Z? of Lfgx U LA X f LJ-1-6 V Ng,-,W E 0 If 11111 1' X. J VM, ffm I X , fir 1 'iff' V. - , ff,fMf,,,ff,ff-f,,! f' f 1 1, ff!! f VIRGINIA Sco'I I' Greelzjizflrl KATHRYN LAVVLESS Marshall EDNA Cox Kansas City DOROTHY E. WEBER Marshall Page 42 DORIS WRIGHTJJ ' EUGENE MOORE .Marshall if z ff J V , ' If ' ,I , , ,VL Q' K noxvilleg 9 a ivfy r 4 ' v .4 u V J r ' J J O 'nj 'LXXLJK lr x' i ,J OIJLI' ix, fx r N I I Vt! I . i , 1 7' Q 9 ,f 1 ,I J A 1 F I J 4,1 I el 4 ' 1 I l I FERN NAVE Protem Page 43. 1 ' sf In I ELEANOR PERRY M arshall f Z, , , ,, -Gym l,,fZf' V' ry, M, W7 , K , , ,. f , X 1794 ,7 ' ZW A fn, ra, ,f ff 1529? I I , Yr' f aff, ff ROBERT THOMPSON Napton IRENE DOUGHTY LOUISE HUTCHERSON Marshall , Marshall v ' nb , u PEARLETTA CARR Slater C A ll E 'JJ' Z V 41 Q ,V if' Q -O. O u .,, A '11 I . f 1 Q fx A a, , 1 ' 4 O 5. s A X ' 1,251.5 ' Page 44 as . , 1 4 1 fi 1 .1- 4,1 r vu EVERETT MILLER Pleasant H ill J. W. BRYANT Marshall Page 45 ROBERT THOMPSON N apton ADOLPHUS BORBERG Union SUPHUMORE CLASS OFFICERS President . . . . . ELSTON SMITH Vice-President . . . BERTHA WELSH Secretary- Treasurer . ROBERT LANDRUM Page 46 L f LL. f v. 1 ,E V, fl , LW M! r Vg XC 0 F457 U ww ,X 4, M, 11, I 1-11 M? 1, 1, I K, fxfrl 3 Www Q 51 RUP? i V a 'Q Pgge 47 if, 15? N1 E iii g r x 1 If 21 ,ix FT: 'if I 55 f lf N3 ' ii 1 V 1. ir? H P : Lf! ix V, ll F 3 z r i , I 5 gif v R. WILSON BROWN Nfexico BERTHA YVELCH Carrollton GENEVIEVE EVERETT Carterville IMOGENE AULT Carterwille LILLIAN ELLIS Orrick Y :fy Vg GEORGE KELLOGG N 3 Carthage My BETTY LOU MANLEY Kansas City RALPH DAWKINS C hrllicotlze Page 43 ja W Af 0 , J , ELSTON SMI X j j Mk C0 jj' T Ok VIRGINIA BUIE ,V f M arshall ol IMI A u W M HAR5EI?wIj:3LEY 3551 MAE DOUGHTY M arshall VELMA PUTNAM Marshall Page 49 h VIVA POUCHER M arshall GEORGIA WALK Blue Lick -4' L4 ' AAII , C, ' ' f' I' -.v I I 2 - a' . 1 I w' I .S ' 4. Nth I - . Q: mf . . -- A m, Q .. 3 .Qfjl-If K 9 I I ' fx HJ W l e 4 X ' at I. ff, y '-4, If im sAt4.'5 'X fx iff RN4 1 Y -- X A ' Q 6,9 Fira 3 I I I l 4. n--U! -1.4 Q5 E -'Y-vu,-Q , ' 'W ' - . .R - A X I- .Ka U 'Lx-'M If. . Tw E L Ns! T. ,fr g' 1 CECIL LOXVER H austonia MARY MONTGOMERY Greenjield MARY N. WOODSMALL Memphis NIAXINE MOORE Dadeville RUTH COULTER Kansas City ROBERT LANDRUM Webb City VIRGINIA WHEELER Waverly HARRY TRYGG C hicago Page 50 GORDON ROBERTSON N Sprirlgjield I LILLIAN WRIGHT Vandalla .x VIRGINIA BLACK ' Marshall NICCUNE ROBERTSON Buckner SUMMERS STANFIELD Marshall NANABEL Ross Weston AUBREY JETER Slater JOHN ELDER Miami 5 i I Z Page 51 4 1. H. .1 ,- Y 'X Ly v X f Q N Q L., L., K r O h 5-13 I X, - J .. , 1 F 'I 1,2 f I . M. P. BELL Illarslzall REDIN SHINKLE K nobnosler CLEMENTINE GENZ Louisiana ARDENE FLYNN Price, Utah VIRGINIA CONNELL Marslzall RUTH RAYL Springfield ERNEST OYDONNELL Marshall DELLA HARRISON Sweet Springs Page 52 Page 53 nf 1 hfau CARSON DONYELL Va nda lia JOSEPHINE EVANS Carthage ' HAROLD BERNING Carrollton FLORENCE BANKARD Joplin 4- T : xx , I A SAMMIE TERRIL Pleasant Hill GEORGIA NUNN ,, sh M- , Blackwater Y N f. V N ' K 1 , ,PX A' X v .-' J T. 'O ns MAURINE CRAWFORD E' Atlanta ARTHUR OLIVE Carthage .J -K-1-n LENA MAE MONTGOMERY Greenfield WALTER BURKE Cole Camp I MARY BELLE HUFFMAN T Miami ADA E. GXVINNER R Atlanta FRANK REARICK Golden City GLENN SCHOLLE Carrollton JOHN EMERSON Marshall Page 54 1 GLENN TAFF S 2 5 'I King City i EH N LE MBROCK I C 5 T ,. DLEY 7 . ttge 3' N N EL RG ' I, zany ' ELSON ISCHER by Marsltall QL KATHIQYN JACOBY 'X .. 'All 1 Marsl1all , NORTON HEFFERBIA N Sedalia - - MARTHA EMMERSON Illarslzall BERENICE KOEHLER Independence v LEONARD LOWE , Lexington ELIZABETH READING C arryville . 1 'ff JOHN THOMPSON , ,LQ 5 M arlvhall ' L U H 1 A I . 1 ' -U l hs 1 ' - H V X l HORTENSE AYERS Atlanta L LELAND HUTCHERSON Marshall AURELIA RITTEIQBUSCH Page 55 Slater 2 W lit? W Mft VW! Q v f m I I - 1 0 ! if ,I I ' I . 'ff' M 12 , .U I : f v-ff'M.f' A W Q DAVIDSON NICIJOYVELL 1 K M jf! Dearborn y I I J' 'fy 5 WILLIE ALICE VVARNHOFF 9 1 JF I 'X Ps I ,wp I Pilot Grove ' CHARLENE LAXVLESS Marshall MARCUS HOXVELL Sf6If EDMONDS VAUGHN Tina rr! ' EDMOND HARRIS M' Marshall n. !': 'Q V M fl 5, x . .Q , J P 6,6 6-f j 5 I A ' Q t 1 ,- -I - f ., DOROTHY RICKETTS - H ' X J ' Lutesville - 9 - ,M fr A, 1 MV' HELEN LAVELOCK I -3' V , ' Tina , , T O I 4: VJ fJ,f I af ODDESE RDE ,, I 1 3, 7 1 Y - ., - .I,f! ,I 1 ,Lsfaxowmlf 'sift I Jyivv A 1 uv 'K ,741 'L ' ,' I ' I ,.g.-.,,1.,f f f . . , iq If In Q .if if 7 .K , , , ,I ,ff :fc M: 'AVL I B I If Vi 'J ,nfjf If Ll' MAY. 1, vw E 1' , ',.v 0, , 4 fv.,:QA', , K 1' ' MA 7-rl ETTY ROVVNFIEDD 'Ikfh , - I , nf I, I fl . L. Marshall ,Ur an' ff' r..l'.? L I ' 5 I 1. 'I f-'-4 J-4.1211 f ROBERT DUNN, JR. X . 5 Marshall Ig ly A Q AJ , 3 I lVIAURICE DOUGHTY ' 1 I, Jllarshall ' D ' ,, nf - I! 1.,A - fAJ 'f , .. 1, gay, K LEON RUMANS 'J 'A A Marshall r A- - E xg, 4,1 - 4 ,171 Y f? 4. 1 i'w -,.Wii1..I' -A L fw'-X .- ' gf 1 A we-I 'wif Q . -4,.44,A ,7 ,Mtv 1 l- fi A 'v--Iw-J V THELMA MILLER Ma rshall JAMES COX Miami Page 5 6 K J 'I 4 I Ag-wt iq iff ','5AC-f'i ,t 'ii - I 3 44 5 4 Li-if A 1 I f I 2 J' r 1 3 2 ' ' I VIRGINIA SPICER . 1 ,. , 2 'I S Marshall I .. , EILEEN SIDES M Malta Bend WILLIAM HARLAN Salisbury LETA GRACE THURMAN Richmond HIAZEL CONRAD l Sprirlgjield f .3 . , J . l I lk ff , -1 CHARLES SCHRADER fly, nlcxf i f :A ,U Sweet SP7 l1'lgS f have It Af 2 'A-r1f ' .C f' I I , 1'-44' l L 1 J U I .Q XA K, 4114-ff y 'fp . A g. s. ' ' 1 JC' 'I ' I 6 7'7ELJ 'i ,1fo0'Ye -I . 54.4, , CORRINE FRANCIS 7 4 Marshall fl-LY 'S '7 .' f' LL u,c,,fao 4 , LELAND LAXSON A-...my l Marshall . Q ' ' J q HH CHARLOTTE RYLAND I Gillette, Wyo. ' I 3 , 9 , WILLIAM ELDER Miami 1 MARY K. RYAN I Vandalia JOE STEVENS Marshall X ' I GENEVIEVE DRAKE ' 13 Warsaw W :J 7244.06.11 U DORA SMITH 0.40, Z Butler I ' I fu MARIE GRIEFITH 4p.,1' 1 Clarksville 0 V ,LM k , Q'g,,.,,,g,f1g,7 Q... . F , 37 I 41.4-'lvl'-- '! Alma, Cliff-4-+7 Are'- 2 Page 57 C j,,q,:,Az 3 - 'N A 1 , X 5 Q ' ' 1: ,U Q .-.L-ft J r 7 D, I 44 - V Q 14 L. A 1-I -fx ' J' 4-1,1 url ' 4- p A K O9 L , ,, , .. I .,, 5 ' , - .. . I' i 1 Q I2 2 P HELEN L. FERGUSON Wbrsaw VIRGINIA KENNEDY Springjield 'J FLOSSIE SOWERS Springfield I LILLIAN ORDNVAY ' M arsluzll MARY A.f-IUMEI I 2lQltal23end., 1 1 I 4 t I 4 gy L .' GLADYS HARRIS Lees Summit HELEN HAND Rockville MARTHA MARSHALL Blue Lick LAVINIA LOWER MIRIAM FULKERSON M arshall Xdllllkc' -ALMA Lffnfflfff W , , , . . - .1 'sl Aa V . UNDINE EMBREY , ' Napton wdf , 'I ' u R H , 5 I , I ff I lg QI L B P 1 ' 1-1 li ,IO S7 MARX B. JONES S fx A N RACE ORR v Mt. Leonard f .. X 2 41 5 I-Qka 4Marshall Page 58 QV! -I l QV - . . ,V m- ' . ... V -A. .--s. V.. 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'fx .--.'.- '-'2--'-' if .. -. -- -.c. -' 1'-,Y-'L - -. .- -1- ' --.vi-' f.V . .-- ' 1-3 ' . 2 . f - - . --Q-2V 1, 'Vx-'r-V,-V-,::.V-V -27-2 IV-V, - . , VV V V.Vf U5 VV, , VV., V,VV. V L- , V.,VVV,, V.V VV' ,V V VVV VV -V V..VV V. V V V f -V - V1..'Vff .-Q--V-V ' -V- Vx-.Vzj.V -. 4. VVV-VV V52 -1:1 ml 'h- ' 1-I 1-L 'I' V- Page 59 x - -f 1-, N l EDNA Cox WILLIAM W. STERRETT Editor-in-Chief Business Manager THE 1930 SAlBllDURllA T has been the purpose of the 1930 Sabiduria to portray to the students of Missouri Valley College the life and good times on the Campus this year. The liner qualities and outstanding features of the Sabi- duria are not due alone to the efforts of the Staff but to the assistance and co-operation of the student body and faculty. In this the Fortieth Anniversary of our Alma Mater, we have tried to reflect the Spirit of the Vikings for whom our year book, the Sabiduria, was named. VVe, the Staff, wish to express our thanks to those who aided in the production of this Annual. Page 60 f 'nt U. -'its Ns 3 X ix! ' J 'K M x rg . 3 S - J 5' -.Vx x l wx N t J ful 'v Sl iw -4 A Q 1 R ' 5X ld X l i Qld.. 33 5 ill, .s l .35 ii T ,Q .AQ .XIX J J X X .1 5 , I A J 9 . tx 115 I I K ,J get ix is ,K JE. I 3 JX lynx? Hi xv I J X. ljwg mf If ahjg IT M511 0 3 J, I I '-. N. X X xx If 3 4 NF jx J Nage 61 Nu 1 EDNA RAE COX . THE STAFF . . . . . Editor-in- C liief WILLIAM W. STERRETT . . Business Manager DOROTHY WEBER CHAPMAN BRADLEY LELAND LAXSON ELMER BRADEN . VIRGINIA SPICER MARTHA MARSHALL RUTH RAYL . RUTH COULTER . JOSEPHINE EVANS . Literary Editor . . Associate Editor . Advertising Manag'er . . Art Editor . . Assistant Art Editor . . Assistant Art Editor . . . Feature Editor Class Editor . Class Editor Page 62 30 'Jf I ii it is S i R . If E L 1 L l 5 1 ll wi? it? THE MTSSDURT VALLEY COLLEGE DELTA HE Missouri Valley College Delta, a seven-column bi-weekly newspaper, is the official student publication of the College. Its aim has been to por- tray student life, student opinion, and to act as a free medium between students, faculty, and alumni. ' The past few years has seen The Delta advance from a five-column, four-page, monthly paper to its present size of seven columns, and issued bi- weekly. The subscription price, however, has remained the same and the adver- tising rates decreased. The Delta is a charter member of The Missouri College Newspaper Association and its editor, R. Wilson Brown, is president of the Association. The paper was given a high rating in the M. C. N. A. contests and many of its articles were given prizes. The subscription list includes every student' and faculty member and many alumni and friends, which brings the list past the 750 mark. A special alumni department was introduced this year and was in charge of Miss Ida Lou Sterrett. Another feature introduced this year was the column of the College President. Gordon Robertson is the editor-elect for 1930-1931. THE STAFF Editor-in- Chief . . A ssociate Editor . Business Manager . . A dvertising Ill ana ger . . A ssistant A doertising Manager Feature Editor . . . Sports Editor . News Reporters Faculty Sponsor . Business Advisor . Secretary to Staj Page 63 . R. W1LsoN BRowN . GoRDoN RoBERTsoN WILLIAM HARRIMAN . ELEANOR THOMPSON . . LELAND LAXON MARY ELIZABETH PERRY . . ADRIEN HEss f FRANK REARICK . QARTHUR OLIVE LHELEN BURG . DR. I. N. EVRARD PROF. PALMER HOGENSON . HORTENSE AYERS Top row-G. BROCK, E. FOWLER, P. PHELAN, R. HOY, R. THOMPSON Lower row-V. ASHFORD, C. LOYVER, M. SWISHER, C. BRADLEY, M. RYAN STUDENT SENATE HE student government of Missouri Valley College is concentrated in the Student Senate. The President of the Student Senate is also the President of the Student Body. The Student Senate, under the industrious leadership of Emmett Fowler, fulfilled its purpose Of supervising student Organizations and CO-Operating with the faculty in the interest and welfare of Missouri Valley College in 1929 and 1930. Among its several accomplishments are the Organizing and adoption of an extensive social program for the school year, the sponsoring jointly with the Chamber of Commerce of the championship football banquet. It also made many decisions affecting the actions of the student body. Senior Members: GEORGE BROCK, PATRICK PHELAN, MARWIORIE SVVISHER Cfirst semesterb, M1LEss HAGGARD Csecond semesterj. Junior Members: EMMETT FOVVLER, VOLNEY ASHFORD, ROBERT THOMPSON. Sophomore Members: CECIL LOWER, and ROBERT HOY. Freshmen Members: MARY K. RYAN, and CHAPMAN BRADLEY. EMMETT FOWLER . . . President PATRICK PHELAN . Vice-President MARY K. RYAN . Secretary GEORGE BROCK . . Treasurer Page 64 K 1 t Abmw-C.I1NNER,C.BACON,RnIdOY,YV.PAGE .Bd0w-P.PHELAN,Z.ZAHN,Cl ROBERTSON,B.ChLLUM DEBATE VV ELL organized debate squad has been developed in the past two years under the direction of Professor Spotts, with the active support of the student body. The purpose of the club is to present to t e s u h d 'n an interesting and instructive manner and to develop research and t e ay 1 the ability of the debaters in expressing their opinions in a definite form. h t dent body the questions of The first high school debate tournament was sponsored by the debate squad h ent on February 1 and 2. President Lower and his coworkers made t e tournam such a success that the squad has determined to make the tournament an annual event h the hi h t pe of competition en- Teams from the following colleges s ow g y h nz VVilliam Jewell, VVarrensburg, Vifestminster countered during t e seaso , Central, and Culver-Stockton. Officers for the year were: CECIL LowER . .... President RUTI?. SToUT . . Entertainment Chairman . . . Secretary PATRICK PHELAN Page 65 F L V H if ,, 7 First row-JOHN THOMPSON, AUBREY JETER, ROBERT HOY, ADOLPHUS BOPBERG, ELSTON SMITH, ROBERT THOMPSON Second T010-WILLIABI STERRETT, ROBERT LANDRUM, GIFFORD MOONEYHAM, PROF. CLAUDE L. FICHTHORN, CHARLES BACON, CHAPMAN BRADLEY, R. WILSON BROWN Third rowwNoEL FERGUSON, GEORGE KELLOGG, WYLIE STEEN, ROBERT DUNN, HARRY MAR- BOUGH, DONALD SXVEENEY MENSS GLEE CLUB CLAUDE L. FICHTHORN ...... Director GEORGE J. FISHER . . Student Director and Accornpanist VVYLIE STEEN . Faculty Advisor and Manager NOEL FERGUSON . Student Business Manager HE Men's Cvlee Club of this season was probably one of the best that Valley has ever had. The Club made a Very successful tour through the eastern part of the state, spending four days in St. Louis and broadcasting twice. The trip began january 29 and lasted six days. Towns included in the tour were: Mexico, Louisiana, East St. Louis, St. Louis, Webster Groves, and Jefferson City- Other short trips around Marshall were taken and a two-day trip to Kansas City was made. The program consisted of ensemble numbers: vocal solos by Charles Bacon and Chapman Bradleyg quartette-numbersg solo with banjo accompaniment, by Edwin Jonesg reading by Charles Bacon, and a cornet solo by VVylie Steen- Two members, Charles Bacon and Noel Ferguson, who have been with the Club for four years, will be lost by graduation. Page 66 First row-SALLY M. EVRARD, MARY E. PERRY, GLADYS SIMMONS, FRANCES FINKS, HELEN MAHR, DORIS SMITH, CHRISTINE LEIMBROCK Second 70w'KATHLEEN HENSHAXK', VIRGINIA SCOTT, RACHEL WILLIAMS, MARINELLE WOODSMALL, JOSEPHINE EVANS, JESSAMINE TARVER, CHARLOTTE RYLAND, CILADYS HARRIS, HAZEL PUTNAM Third row-EILEEN SIDES, GENEVIEVE EVERETT, HORTENSE AYERS, PRISCILLA NIART, HELEN FRANCES BOUND, MARY TOBIN GllRlL,S9 GLEE CLUB CLAUDE L. FICHTHORN . . Director JESSAMINE TARVER . . Stitdertt Director DORIS SMITH . . . Accompoiiist HAZEL PUTNAM . Business tllariager HE VVomen's Cvlee Club, composed of twenty members, made a successful tour through northwestern Missouri and Kansas, beginning February 22 and extending through March 1. The season's schedule included Concerts in the following towns: Sweet Springs, Malta Bend, Kansas City, Levasy, Park- ville, Oregon, Richmond, Higginsville, and VVellborn, Kansas. Concerts were also given in Marshall and other nearby towns. The program consisted of ensemble numbersg quartette and trio numbers, piano solosg and vocal solos by Miss Genevieve Everett, Miss Gladys Harris, and Miss Helen F. Bound. Miss Eileen Sides was reader. A one-act play, HSilence, Please, was also a part of the program. Page 67 W. HARRIMAN H. TRYGG OFFICERS WILLIAM PIARRIMAN . . . . . . President HARRY TRYGG . . Vice-President GORDON ROBERTSON . Secretary-Treasurer . Social Chairman . . . . . Membership Chairman . . . . . Publicity Chairman ROBERT THOMPSON, OLA W. ADAMS Exec. Committee Members ROBERT HOY . . GEORGE BROCK . R. WILSON BROVVN Above-G. BROCK, R. THOMPSON Below-R. HOY, R. W. BROXVN, G. ROBERTSON Page es M. HARTIVIAN OFFICERS MISS IDA LOU STERRETT . MILDRED HARTMAN . HELEN MAHR , GLADYS SIMMONS . HAZEL PUTNAM . . . WILLIE ALICE WARNHOFF . DORIS SMITH . . . FRANCES GOLLONG JOSEPHINE EVANS . . . MISS STERRETT Sponsor . President . Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Program Chairman Publicity Chairman Social Chairman Finance Chairman Music Chairman Above-H. PUTNAM, D. SMITH, H. MAHR B elow- Page 69 F. GOLLONG, W. A. WARNHOFF, G. SIMMONS, J. EVANS DRAMATlC ART CLUB EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE 1 l EDNA COX .....,. President ' SALLY MARGARET EVRARD Vice-President GEORGIA MAE TERRELL . . . Secretory ROBERT HOY . . . Treasurer R. WILSON BRONVN . . . Publicity CHARLES BAcoN . . Play Selection Miss DOROTHY GANFIELD . I Miss IDA LOU STERRETT . . lSponsors PROE. R. R. HANCOX . . l W EMBERSHIP of the Dramatic Art Club is limited, the members being chosen by the Executive Committee on the basis of previous experience in dramatic work as determined in tryouts. Three major plays are given each year and one-act plays are pre- sented to members of the Club atits meeting each month. Page 70 Tl! UA, I l' :R , if t-ffl all ' fig! l'l,f rl. 4M 1 be I 1. I, if M . 'TJ ' , , ,Z ll fi yi , 9.1 A C b 4' fl. I Q HM it IN, it I I ' r JL K Alf .if A .1 ee, 0' W 1 V , , ' f Dorothy Ganheld directed A Pair of S1X6S,H which was given V A I, December 13. The cast was composed of Chapman Bradley, aick, Jr., Adolphus Borberg, Nathan Eskew, Mary Burton Jones, ff .ff .cf ' , f ' DLA t .een' T' Leland Laxson, Marjorie Swisher, Sally Margaret Evrard, George H. l A 1 :M T' f xl N. I, l :iv gX,yjRobert Hoy, Robert Dunn, VVillie Alice VVarnhoff, and William Harri- J 1 man. The second play, A Lucky Break, was presented March 14. The cast was composed of Mildred Hartman, Robert Dunn, Imogene Ault, Robert Hoy, Marjorie Swisher, Mary Frances Carpenter, Mary Lillian Nave, George H. Mack, jr., Kathleen Henshaw, Leland Laxson, Sally Margaret Evrard, Edna Cox, Vern Hopkins, Nadyne Phillips, Charles Schrader, Eva Frances Barnds, M. P. Bell, Adolphus Borberg, and Arthur Olive. The third was given during Commencement VVeek. Each year a banquet is given to members of the Club, at which time the Executive Committee, for the following year, is announced. Page 71 Y Back row-JEssAMINE TARVER, EDNA Cox, MARY K. RYAN, RUTH RAYL, CLEMENTINE GENZ, HELEN HAND, GLADYS SIMMONS, DOROTHY BAGGARLY, LILLIAN WRIGHT, MARINELLE WOODSMALL, MAXINE MOORE, VIRGINIA WHEELER. Second row-BERTHA WELCH, DOROTHY WEBER, VIRGINIA SCOTT, RUTH COULTER, ZELMA ZAHN, HELEN BURG, KATHRYN LAWLESS, MARGUERITTE WOOD, MARIANNA SMITH. Seated on fZ007-'MARY F. CARPENTER, MARY DOANE, FLORENCE BANKARD, MARGARET FAGG. ' WUMEN'S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION HE Women's Athletic Association has had an unusually successful year. Members from last year returned and new members have been taken in. On November 6, the annual Carnival was held. The early part of the even- ing was devoted to side-shows, booths and stands. In the latter part of the evening, the A. A. Vaudeville was given. This consisted of various singing and dancing acts, skits, and the program was concluded by a demonstration by the Tumblers The A. A. also sponsored a Women's Athletic Revue in Morrison Gym- nasium, March 18. The program included all work in physical education and athletics. It is the aim of the Association to present annu ally one of these demon- strations free to the public. Besides these two major activities, the Club has sponsored Club parties and stu dent play parties. Membership in the Athletic Association is obtained by earning seventy-five points in athletics. For each sport a Class tourney is held, awarding points to all girls making class teams. A Super-A is awarded whenever a member's points total two hundred. Last year, Miss Jane Bankard of Joplin won the purple and gold blanket that is given each year to the girl who has received the greatest activity points during that year. OFFICERS MARY DOANE . . . President KATHRYN LAWLESS . Treasurer CLEMENTINE GENZ . . Secretory MARGARET FAGG . Sponsor Page 72 1 1 !,IlxM , 44 U' 1 f ! M' ! '1 of rj! Qlfypgn ' ow A- ,xl I - -ff'Zi'l7f .fer ,ffm , My ly I 1. I 5 l I I 17, ij ffl V awk x-vi, '5f '! ' 1 1 ff' F' 4 mf' Wi-, st' J 'AW Ts- Wi Q,f5'f '6LZ jj f will , 'viv C I' Q4f,!Qjf,-'fa I V!! f . 1 ,WCW - aff' iffy Q H if l tm rl. l . 'M l l i 1 P K 1 J 4 I i l . 1 1 A l 1 g n e -, is URCHESTRA AND BAND HE study of instrumental music as represented by the orchestra and band at Missouri Valley College is assu ning a role of ever increasing importance. ln the schools of the small communities and consolidated schools is found an increasing demand for teachers who can qualify as instructors of orchestra and band. Some of the work done along this line is of decided merit. The young people of the College can find no better training than that pro- vided by participation in the orchestra and band. Students in general have gradually come to the realization that music is for all and is becoming more and more a necessary part of a complete education. This year the orchestra has twentynfour pieces and the band has about twenty. The band functioned for all the football games and led the parade when Governor Caulfield spoke at the dedication of the athletic field. Robert Thomp- son served as business manager and Chapman Bradley acted as student director. The orchestra has appeared twice in Chapel and has been Well liked on both occasions. Page 73 THE VESTED CHOTR N THE fall of 1928, the President of Missouri Valley College in co-operation with the Dean of the School of Music decided to augment and enrich the religious services, taking place in Stewart Chapel, by the organization of a choir which would include the voices of our most talented students and a faculty member. The choir was chosen. Miss Frances Mary Pallister, who has the Spanish Chair, was selected as leader and director of this group. lt was originally composed of eight voices: Mary Sweeney and Priscilla Mart, sopranosg Robert Landrum and Elston Smith, tenorsg Helen Vawter and Frances Lou Fletcher, contraltosg Aubrey Jeter and Charles Bacon. basses, with Miss Marie Mclntosh as accompanist, Dean Claude L. Fichthorn being the organist. The choir was vested and gave numerous beautiful sacred selections during the Tuesday services. That winter a pleasant experience came the way of the choir. Through Miss Pallister, who has often been heard over the radio station XNDAF, The Kansas City Star, Kansas City, Missouri, arrangements were made for the broadcasting of Christmas carols and solos over that station. A. T. Vawter, violinist and professor at Missouri Valley College, went with the group. It continued its work, never a halt in its progress, and the following Christmas of 1929, they sang Christmas carols throughout the city of Marshall. Gleaming candles welcomed the waits as they journeyed from home to home pouring forth their tidings of Hpeace on earth, good will toward men. Many of the rehearsals prior to these occasions had been at the h me of Mrs. J. H. Pallister, Miss Pallister's mother, where short social times and refreshments were shared. Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Vawter also entertained the choir following their carol- ing tour. The choir was increased to sixteen voices. The present choir consists of Rachel VVilliams,, Mary Elizabeth Perry, Corinne Bacon Seawell and Miss Pallister, sopranos, Helen Frances Bound, Josephine Evans, Christine Leimbrock and Kathleen Henshaw, contraltosg XVilliam Harlan, Aubrey Jeter, Charles Bacon, Adolphus Barberg, basses, Robert Landrum, Elston Smith, Chapman Bradley and John Thompson, tenors. Page 7 4 .AV Y ..f L 5 ,uri K-,.-If ' W .'. :fra k.,,V'Ll-AL ,Jn-. , . .--5, Ni- P , .- .17-'.i..L4'g-3'..14f3.-'--3-51 .' , .- . - . 1.1-ff -Ugw,-'-. -- -1-- 4--,.p...-',-',: . - . , - .' ,T-5 -1, .4 Vw ,, V-,ug . -5, V.. V .V,, wg , ' g2-9-.3-.Q,'-.f..'?,-.f'Q-:V- - .--.5 1 .3 ., ,. .n ',: ,f If -1-.x 4:--.LAI -I-z .-w. .. Ti-,Q-1--,-lgig -1-I--fp 4 'lj'--. -' x .- - .1- .- -- .- -' ---H f ..'. 2-. -f.'-- -:J '-1'-- '-- .- .'-1 -4- .- -f - .f - -, --. . 1'-' -- -4. . 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Y - Page 7 5 l I MVS, CLUB T SHALL be the purpose of this Organization to uphold, maintain, and pro- mote clean and wholesome athletics and to CO-operate in every way with the department of athletics in all its efforts and requests to preserve the high morals of athletics of the student body of Missouri Valley College. OFFICERS VIRGIL BLOSSOM . . . . . . President PATRICK PHELAN . . Vice-President ADRIEN HESS . . Secretary-Treasurer COACH GODFRIAUX . . . . Sponsor MEMBERS PRESTON AMOS VOLNEY C. ASHFORD EDWIN BROVVN GEORGE BROCK CECIL PATTERSON MILAN WILLIAMS MILESS HAGGARD LOUIS RITTERBUSCH LEON RUMANS RICHARD NUCKLES FRED TWILLING ROBERT VANWINKLE RAYMOND CASSIDAY EARL RIOTH WILLIS HUTCHERSON W. I. FERGUSON XVYLIE STEEN MELVIN FEEBACK VIRGIL DOUGIIERTY Page 76 TI-IE VALKYR ICLIUB IMOGENE AULT SALLY M. EVRARD HELEN NIAHR :NIARIANNA SMITH NIARY F. CARPENTER MARGARET FAGG IVIILDRED HART1N'IAN JESSAMINE TARVER EDNA Cox FRANCES FINKS BETTY L. IVIANLEY GEORGIA M. TERRELL NIARY DOANIA, CLEMENTINE GENZ DORIS SMITH BERTIIA WELCH LILLIAN ELLIS ZELMA ZAIIN Page 77 -JH . . TRl UCSC' CLUB HE Tri C Was the first Club of its kind Organized in the fall Of 1927 to promote brotherhood among its members and loyalty to Missouri Valley College. ACTIVE MEMBERS: EARL RIOTH, President WILLIAM STERRETT RALPH PATTERSON MELVIN F EEBACK, Vice-President NOEL FERGUSON LEON RUMANS VVILLARD NEWTON, Treasurer WALTER KELLY VIRGIL BLOSSOM EUGENE MOORE BYRNE BYNAN RICHARD NUCKLES GEORGE FISHER ROBERT DUNN DEMUS DAUGHERTY EDWIN BROWN RAYMOND LONG CECIL PATTERSON Pledge: RICHARDSON DENNY Sponsor: DR. EARL PETTIJOHN Page 78 THE THARSUS CLUB HE Tharsos Club, local fraternity organized in 1928, was formed with a threefold purpose-to Serve the College, to serve fellow men, and to promotea brotherhood Within the fraternity. A Scholarship fund Created by this Club is the only one of its BACON, CHARLES BRADLEY, J. CHAPMAN BROCK, GEORGE F. BROWN, R. WILSON CROYV, J. W. DOWELL, J. CARSON BERNING, HAROLD HAGGARD, MILESS Page 79 kind in the College. ACTIVE MEMBERS: FOWLER, EMMETT HARLAN, WILLIAM HARRIMAN, WILLIAM Hoy, ROBERT L. LANDRUM, ROBERT LOWER, CECIL W. Pledges: ldOPKINS, VERN JETER, AUBREY MCDOWEI,L, DAVIDSON OLIVE, ARTHUR PHELAN, PATRICK F. SMITH, ELSTON THOIVIPSON, ROBERT H. TRYGG, HARRY NIOONEYHAN, GIFFORD Faculty Sponsor: PROF. WILLIAM I. FERGUSON I ' ' . f' Q3 f ZW f zz f , ' ' ' 7 if, fr , I ij X , 4 ff X 4 x . f f X Q ff, ,f V f gf, .140 F M .aff 2 1- .If 1 my -Q, W, ff f V' 1 f 47 ,HV 4 I- 612 W1 wg, ff 4, M f,, 1. :gf Y ,M ' Mx, 5, ff f mx x 'K ff, , Qlg Vxx, af, W, f 4,51 , W, ,- 1 f nf Page 80 Page 81 7 17 COACH HENRI GODFRIAUX, B. A. Director of Athlelics O COACH goes most of the credit for the excellent football teams that have been turned out by Valley during the past and for the great team turned out this year. His untiring and consistent efforts plus his great character and football knowledge have made his teams almost unbeatable. VVe congratulate him as being the greatest factor in winning the three championships in the last six years. Dr. Nuckles was a great factor in keeping our boys on the field of play and in the best of physical condition. To him goes a great portion of the credit of winning the coveted championship. I l DR. GEORGE T. NUCKLES Wg L Page 82 6--T I MILESS HAGGARD VOLNEY ASHFORD Page 83 PATRICK PHELAN THE CAPTAIINS TS , , 'V wi 1, , yx I 2 . ggi-2 CECIL PATTERSON Q .:. f Z afvgw I ' L, f Q ,, A 4 A V .. Yi ,fl IK A 1 .A 1 E I x .1 , Y J . FOOTBALL GEORGE BROCK: He always played a hard game and it is with regret that We see him lay aside the pigskin for the last time. ROBERT VANVVINKLE: Rip, Co-Captain-elect for 1930. He is equally effective on offense or defense. Everyone will remember this boy for his spiking in the Westminster game. He is a second All-Conference selection. MILESS HAGGARD: Mike, Co-Captain, probably was the greatest full- back ever turned out at Valley. For three years, the unanimous choice for All- Conference teams. FRED TXVILLINGZ A'Fritz, a boy with brains and a fighting heart. He played both end and halfback. A letterman in both '25 and '26, he came back this year and delivered in a brilliant manner. CECIL PATTERSON: l'Pat is a triple-threat man in every sense of the Word. Again an All-Conference selection. He is light but shifty and possesses great speed. fail rf Page 84 4 WW LEWIS RITTERBUSCHI Louie, playing his first year for Valley, stepped in when needed and filled his place like a veteran in playing a guard position. PRESTON AMOS: Firpo, a three-year man and playing his last year for Valley. This boy has plenty of scrap and a never-say-die spirit. EDWIN SEBASTIAN: f'Eddie played a mighty good halfback position and, with a little experience, should prove mighty valuable. VOLNEY ASHFORD: Volney, a great little quarterback, who was superb as a signal caller and a football strategist. Although sustaining injuries, he was always there to give his best. PATRICK PHELAN: Pat, Co-Captain Irish, whose fighting spirit helped Valley through every crisis. He is small, but is an accurate passer and a great defensive center. His sportsmanship is of the highest rank and he is also an All-Conference selection. A 1 ' 3 Page S5 Q JOHN ELDER: Although not a letter man, he was constantly trying and made those that practiced opposite him know that they had competition in keeping ahead of him. LEON RUMANS: Leon, playing tackle and guard, is a man possessing re- markable ability for a first-year man. He was always cool and a consistent player. VVe should hear a great deal from this boy in the years to come. EARL RIOTH: Charley, Co-Captain for 1930. Rioth played football because he loved it. This boy plays tackle and he knows how to play it. He was a demon on the defense and possesses plenty of drive on the offense. For the second time, he is an All-Conference selection. He should make a great leader in 1930. VIRGIL BLOSSOM: Another All-State end who showed his determination to play on a championship team. His improvement from his freshman year was marvelous. His first year proved to be his beggared year. 5 x, IQ .L 1 . V ,, ' ' , Q. . ' Q, 5 , ,HI 1.,,- - ,. f X We I W Mgr X.-' I f ' i , , , , al N f -f., 1- w V . 1 I- f x,.f ,i -r A-if .kigu ,f NW f -' 5 17 I 19 W 'its ' ' 1 T i ft' f mi' V55 M .. Wg-3 ..,. ..,, -:f-xx Ig- my X -X Ii V4 ,, Q ff fr Ly3,,'g ,V , . I ,I I, , f. . X . , ' K 'V-, ASN lf- JL 'ini' I M it 9 . :rs-argff Ui W- A QQwf7X S' i' v ' E K , ,,,.f. 9 ff 'yt . xi' 'W -if X ,wf.1.,i'f .fu i sw2,c4fyi if S, , X X f' f . .Q 1 J -f 5 x ww fr Q ff . t ' fn ss ,zfffifsx -P 45. M . ,, ,ff4.. X NM X ff -. .. K 592 f, ,5 r l ' 'f Page 86 jx ADRIEN HESS: Adrien has the spirit that is to be admired. After playing on the second team for three years, he lettered in his fourth year. A more cour- ageous scrapper never lived. 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LQSJI f 5f6fKQQf ge. t'i5'.,o eg9 U10 RH as 1 ' 'O 0 ' 21 sf' 5 ish- Q' 'P 416.61 'wu-ge,-'S 1 9 x Em N501 gow- V -:1 wc uiicffiexd wi 3 Q45 5' 't T? -I .c- .VG fy , V .5-w8ftoSqv,xwLOY QDTLQQO' 'ga 'hiflfi ,yy , , , My Q- so 'Q iw 51 um vw we .Jw V- 3' .yo 5: ,B .tp 1 -2 . I : ,, l :K x 'l if . l if f g Wg 1 W4,,,f, ir A ' i ,A '19 fivxxniues First row-LONG, DOUGHTY, SMITH, NUCKLES, SCHRADER, TAFF, SCHMIDT Second row-PATTERSON, WILLIAMS, ASHFORD, PHELAN, l'lAGGARD, VANVVINKLE, TWILLING, TOWSE , Third row-COACH GODFRIAUX, RUMANS, JETER, RIOTH, BROCK, BLOSSOM, RITTERBUSCH, AMOS, ELDER Fourth row-HESS, MOONEYHAM, STERRETT, SEBASTIAN, CAMERON, CRANE, WORKMAN, NICHOLS, HUTCHERSON HE 1930 Football Team of Missouri Valley College was the only undefeated team in the State of Missouri, was the undisputed champion of the M. C. A. U., the only team ever to place five men on the Mythical All-State Eleveng tied the champion of the Kansas Conference, the third championship team under the regime of Coach Godfriaux. Haggard and Phelan, Co-Captains, vvere placed on the Mythical Eleven, as Well as Rioth at tackle, Blossom at end, and Patterson at a halfback position. Brock and VanVVinkle also received honorable mention for the Mythical Eleven. Page 90 Page 91 1929 FUOTBALL SCCURES VVentworth ..... . . 6 Vikings .... . . 27 1N7a1'rensburg ..... . 0 Vikings. . . . . 26 Culver-Stockton. . , , . 0 Vikings. . . . . . 27 Kansas VVesleyan .... . . 7 Vikings .... . 7 Wfilliam Jewell ,... . . 0 Vikings .... . , 25 College of Emporia. ..... 0' Vikings .... A . 26 VVestminster ...... . . 7 Vikings .... . . 13 Central ...... . . 6 Vikings .,.. . . . 13 Total. . . . . . 26 Total ,... , . . 164 1 Yell Leaders: BACON and HOV I, W- , THE NEW ' GREGGQMTTCCHELL ATHLETTCC ETELD S. BooN GREGG J. BOURNE MITCHELL HE New Gregg-Mitchell Athletic Field was made possible by the generous gifts of S. Boon Gregg '09, and J. Bourne Mitchell '08, and was named after their mother and father respectively. Friends and stu dents augmented this fund and the final grading was completed in the summer of 1928. Then the field was allowed to settle for a year. Later on these two old grads supplemented their original gift in order to complete the curbing and fencing. Then it was that Coach Godfriaux conceived the idea of a concrete-steel stadium, with a result that Valley has the only stadium in the Missouri College Union. The stadium seats 3,160 and all seats are reserved. The playing field is surrounded by a quarter-mile track 25 feet wide, con- sisting of a deep layer of rock and topped off by a combination of ashes and clay. The ashes were furnished by our two generous railroads. Night lighting is practically assured for the fall of 1930, and will be the third stadium in Missouri to be lighted for nocturnal football. - 1 Page 92 BASKET BALL GEORGE BROCK: Playing his last year for the Vikings, always a mainstay On the defense giving the best he had at all times. Played guard and center, and his shoes will be hard to fill next year. VOLNEY ASHFORD: Captain of the 1930 squad had the misfortune to sustain a knee injury in the football season that so inhibited his playing that he finally had to give up the game entirely, and it was with sincere regret that his basket ball career was ter- minated so misfortunately. ADRIEN Hnssz The other Senior on the squad, and Could always be counted upon to break into the scoring column. His fight and determination were always a worthwhile example for his teammates. RAAYNIOND LONG : Playing his first year for Valley, he improved as the season aged. He has a good eye for the basket and is a fast floor man and an accurate power. Page 93 f 4:1 , 'UWA av , f', 47 f i 1, ,,, 44 x. ' ,ff 4,3 gm if if if 2479 g, ,E , W ul, W W 1 4 f , V ,, h f ff K+ f EDWIN SEBASTIAN1 Eddie, playing his first year under Viking colors did himself proud, and was an important pivot in the Viking offense, never failing to give his best. HARRY TRYGG: He can probably attribute his ability to shoot straight for the basket to the fact that he came from Chicago. With two more years ahead of him he should prove to be a valuable asset. CARSON DOWELL: Also playing his first year with the Viking crew and was one of the fastest men on the court all season, playing a cleaniaggressive game all the time and counting for many goals of the season. He made the team paramount. VIRGIL DOUGHERTY: ' 'lDemus felt the call of the old Viking Spirit and, after three years, returned to the Viking port to regain his position on the Valley quintet, demonstrating his ability to protect our ring in case of danger, and amply able to bring the ball back down the court for counters. Page 94 7 ,, W!! MWWX RICHARD NUCKLES : Dick also playing his first year under the purple and orange showed his tenacity in the gruelling man-to-man defense, never allowing his man out of reach. VVith a little more experience he will prove valuable to the team. LEONARD LowE : The midget of the squad, has latent possibilities, and with a few more pounds and more experience should develop into an important cog in the future. EDMOND HARR1s: 'lHickory broke into a few games this season, and proved his ability in a splendid manner, and with three years of competition ahead of him should prove his worth in a sterling manner. Page 95 BASEBALL ASEBALL at Missouri Valley sang its swan song as a major sport last year. Games were scheduled with Kemper, Central and Wentworth and return engagements were played, also. The season was finished with a standing of .500. Haggard, Salyers and Hess did most of the mound Work for Valley. Captain Patterson worked behind the plate and finished Circuit Clouts at most opportune times. Page 96 Page 97 I Q 5 u C n 1 P ' w x l Q , ,, Q' Miss MARGARET FAGG w 'l ' Director of Girls' 'Athletics 1 ' 1 , A ll X Q i I 1 , 1 .:l -l V WOMENlS ATll-lllLlETlllCS HE purpose of the Women's Athletic Department is to attain the highest standard in all forms of athletics and social activity. It is the purpose of the department to open the field of sports to all girls, creating all-round sportsmanship and ability, rather than specialization in one or two fields. The regular program for physical education classes consists of practical and technical instruction in Hockey and Soccer, Basket Ball, Volley Ball, Baseball, Tennis, Track and Field. The regular course also includes folk dancing, clogging, ballet, free-hand exercises, Wand drill, apparatus and mat Work. I 1 V , ' I ' N 00 new ll l it i l A l ll l li , 1 'f L ff ii vi l 3 E I. 'l 'Q 4 4 l s I i 1 l 1 l l ,l il ll x l OCCER is played both in the spring and in the fall. Hockey tournament was won by the Sophomores. This same team also won in their Freshman year. Second place was carried off by the Junior-Senior team. In Basket Ball, the Sophomore team again carried off the honors. The Freshman team came out second. This year Dormitory teams were. chosen in Basket Ball. Campbell de- feated Birckhead with a score of 41 to 40. Basket Bal! Page 44.-nl! Tumbling ITH the brilliant success of the Tumbling Team last year, more volunteers turned out. Hence, the team was enlarged and bettered. Rings were installed in the gymnasium and also parallel-bars. This opened up the field for apparatus Work which we hope to enlarge in the near future by the addition of some archery equipment. VVand drills, corrective exercises, free-hand exercises, and folk dancing proved to be very valuable in preparation for the annual May Fete. Hockey Page 99 I 1-S, ' Kr f . MEP M' . .QXQ ffffgayisfpyf M y X ff J . 4 .TTQSRQ4 Jnwg1Md17,rQv' TENNTS ALLEY was represented on the tennis court last year by Frank Jones, Albert Esterly and Robert Hoy. The only intercollegiate competition was at Columbia in the Missouri College Union track and field meet. Tennis this year received quite an impetus with the com- pletion of four' new courts, southwest of the gymnasium. They are of good quality clay with a generous proportion of white chat that has packed down to a fast playing surface. Good ten-foot backstops have been erected at each end of the court. 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'-.4'5.:.:-,,- T4--.1-.::-'gan.,f,'-513.4-3: 1. 1'-,L i . -3- 2 '.-'54-1 g..u4,:g,, I-,,-,:.v.'.y, -1 ?4,,',:., .-,. . ,-,..,..f..-, -- ,-f I . - ., Page 101 ZELMA ZAHN Zeal for your friends and their eau Energy plus for a game, Love that goes on, never pauses, ses, Mind that knows never a blame- All of these crown you today, Zelma, our Queen ol the May. Alter your rule here is finished Hold to them all undiminished, Nor ever forget your great day. -l. N. E. Page 102 is S2 4 1 N S 3 ? 1 w Q5 'Z Q ,af X LS g SS 35 Q f ff, E 3 E :Q f 1 ff g ? sed 4 W E :Za X gf. ' fi as is Z -72 li S nf Q ' QS -E2 5 z 'A' , QS Q 7 Q 3 2 Q 3 +2 X X 3 f S Q g f ? 2 R Z Z S M iss 4 a c Zalman Zahn May Queen Q , ef J if ev P Sag .Aff fwgf life 1-ye X if '.Af , f ij? Q 71, f 3' 1 ' 1 ef Q y . ff f re ,Y 4 SYW A ,,. V, xg ag, ,Sie W 25, Q ew 1159 ,N e 2 22 Q Z Q' , 5: G, 5 ,gr bi ,f M if Miss Georgia Mae Terrell Senior Queen Sw ,M - gwfwkq V. V 1341 N X f f , X an Ni X ' , S I 15' Q F 'K ' I 1 sg w e , ask fff mf , X 1, kk X me :fs e, . Q W WN' 5 mx aa yxx 7 fat' ai 4' . f 12? . . K . 0 w Miss Sally Margaret Evrard Jzmior Queen 1 1 f , . ,AH4 Z .' r 1' ,, , , ' - ff fn, X ww. f M' ' We, M 'Wm fm, ,km ,L ' ww , f my , -'Awww ,,,M -Juan::eZ5zfij.!. ML,,.15W,..2,QA f :Q , kb ' . 2 4, AW 5 - ,V ZW, Y W, A Y wr ' fQ. 'V:, Q' .fi n f, , ing, 5 ,,,, 15 1 ff , 1 , 2 Z 1, I E 5 cw, 5 , 5 ,Q ,f I f K 47 4 ,. X Y , ,, Wim , X , ,Z S ' , 1 Q. 1, - 2 . x: ' 5 '1 , ,Ig ab S ' E, I Rf Zz EX, 3 WZ Q .Q ,gi Z Q i ' I f M, Q M3 . , 7 5 f 3 2 E 4 I - ,Nw 9-s nf Y - 4 Hr KX fr QQ, M ' ,. 5,4 Miss Virginia Comnellll Soplwmore Queen 4 1. l .... , , ,, fo 'WN . 1 , fl f f , 6 'VT Q, 1 X. Z za N K 1 Z ff ' M X w X R 4, X -ii E X 4: 1 f 'i f , 5 Fx , QE X if Y Z' 5 Z! A ii? 1 j , , 7.' 'S' , , . g i 3 z M: Q i Miss Leica Grace Thurman Freshman Queen y , 1 v ll r l lu li K i , I M, ll I, 1. i 1 l l l v I V l , l 1 w l w ,i U I. V I P, w WTLLTAM B. YOUNG HALL HE NEW' dormitory for young men was made possible by the very liberal generosity of Mr. and Mrs. Vtfilliam B. Young of Kansas City. Ground was broken early in February last year, and the corner stone was laid in the spring, and in the fall when school started the dormitory was ready for occupancy. The three-story brick dormitory was erected and furnished at a cost of 35120,- OOO and will accommodate 102 men. The sun parlor, lobby, and reception room are features of the hall, and outstanding is the innovation of sleeping porches on each wing, thus eliminating beds in the rooms. The dormitory is in the efficient hands of Mrs. Annie B. Hagedorn and rooms are inspected once a Week promulgating a neat and tidy incentive. All the students on the campus eat in the spacious dining room in the basement, which is under the supervision of Miss Minnie Kopf, an expert dietician and instructor in Home Economics. The building was dedicated last fall by Dr. Cleland B. McAfee, Moderator of the Presbyterian General Assembly, in the presence of Mr. and Mrs. NVilliam B. Young, Dr. S. VVillis McKelvey of Kansas City and Chas. A. Lee, State Super- intendent of Schools. Z 2 5 2 5 ,f fm nf... - . Bottom row-DR. MCAFEE, lVIRs. YOUNG, MR. YOUNG, DR. NICKELVEY . Top rowuPREs. Guo. H. MACK, DR. BAITY. Page I OS HEY 'B 4 of Page 109 A-W' , f 1 Q 5 1 Page 110 Page lll J L 1 X 5 2 S Page 112 5. 3? Y ,X Q ,fi , A 9 ,Q 'W Q .ij Aw .M X- Nw fu f fa x fn, Inj. Page114 Page 115' FH 1,4 I fl i'l swf gl ' I lb r 'r I, I I. I II lg' l I lil I I l l I I i l 1 I I I ! l 1'll rl gl +I I I I I l MISSOURI VALLEY CoLLEoE CLOSES SOON THE BEST YEAR OF ITS HISTORY Says Au Revoir to Undergraduates Till Next September Bids an affectionate good-bye to its splendid Class of IQ3O, inviting them to return, Whenever they can, to the old Campus. And the College invites the graduates of high schools, who seek the advantages of a high-grade cultural college, to enroll in the Freshman Class of 1930-31. if - 5 X 'ii9f 7 MS O The PRESIDENT ana' FACULTY 1 I Page 116 MARSHALL LUMBER COMPANY Efverythzhg ToM,Buz'ld Anything PHONE I2 MAUD S. The Flour Thar Satisfies Q32 The REA 81 PAGE MILLING COMPANY NIARSHALL MISSOURI 1 1 11' ' 1 1 l 1 ff 1 1 11 1 ,1 11' 15 1' 1 2' 1 Q1 l 1 ' 111 X 11 S 1 1 THE ABOVE CLEANED BY 11 11 1 11 1 1 1' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 111 15150 A1111 Q5 ICUUW3 11 PHONE I4 1'1 1K1 W SPECIALISTS 1 1 1 11 IN DRY GOODS 11 NOTION S 41 LADIES' 11 1 1 1 11' 115 1 FURNISHINGS 11 11+ E Q E. M. WRIGHT 1l 1 1 11 1 11 EAST SIDE SQUARE 1 1 I MARSHALL, MISSOURI A COMPLETE LINE OF HIGH-GRADE PERFUMES, COSMETICS, CANDIES, DRUGS, FOUNTAIN PENS, AND STATIONERY SEE YOUR DRUGGIST FIRST WM. S. LAURIE Prescription Druggist N. W. COR. SQUARE PHONE 4 1 1 1 1 PgI18 HARRY C. FRANCISCO G. E. C. SHARP OFFICERS . . . . . . Prefident . . . . Vice-Prefident D- R- HARRISON Vine-Prefidenzf T. L. YANCEY ......, CdfhiFT DIRECTORS H. C. FRANCISCO D. L. YANCEY G. E. C. SHARP C. B. BACON D. R. HARRISON A. R. JAMES S. W. WILKINSON BANK of SALINE MARSHALL, Mo. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS ---- S12 5 , OOO .OO We Soli cit Your Businegxv VAN DYKE Victor Radios 85 VICTROLAS and LQANS-INSURANCE RECORDS ABSTRACTS Money on Hand fOrGOod Loans- Good Loans On Hand for Investors PHUNE I23 Hershberger 8: Sons HARDWARE and FURNITURE EAST SIDE SQUARE 119 ,l, v l 4 I l I 3 ll 4. 4 lflifv Al is , l -4 . l I . l 4? i. ll I, ,U l'i.4 ll! ii'- ,4 4 4- l, ll, 44. V5 il ll i 1 I 1' , ,N El 4 'll lu .. '1 ,I li: I 5 . I i 4 4 5 . I I 4 I l E ll l 4 I ,4 L, l I I l ll U l I I 4 1, 'Q If fl Ii l M4 5 , . 4: :I 4l Ill , 4 4! I ,I I , .X ,il I4 I l ii 44 1: ,g4 ,4 4 4 l l4 ll 4 l . SALINE COUNTY'S FINEST THEATRE The Auditorium THE HoME OF PERFECT TALKING PICTURES Equipped With Western Electric System Quality Entertainment .fllwayf ONE of the MIDLAND CIRCUIT of THEATRES HEAR THEINI HERE HEAR THEM RIGHT joe: Did you ever go with any girl very long? P. A.: Yes, I went with one two months-until she made a fool of me. Joe: Gosh, what a lastir-eg im- pression some girls make. If Cupid ever does hit Sally, I bet he Mrs. her. A certain Prof. had great diffi- culty in making one of our august Seniors grasp a point in one of his classes. Succeeding at last, he drew a deep breath and said, Well, if it wasn't for me you'd be the biggest donkey in the State. I 27 Il, QI sl il Q !-f -T533-.' ,,:4':a'a mmmnm 'W' ullllllllllll Wm lmuunlflu nuulll l gI1 'Y4'A 2.l7ci- Y mu Nl Jill' uu H-Wlll. A W- is-.2 ::::sf W 2 - M' 2 a n 'QT' 'L 4 T A- . '4f- 2 V ' I f frv A . , ,, -,pg',:3., ' . 1 W4 47 - , - - ' . .72--Z1 ff!! Ewneeecmonemr ICE CREAM, SHERBETS PURE, FRESH HOME-MADE CANDIES We Are Exclnfive Agenzfx of MRS. STOVER'S BUNGALOW CANDIES LUNCHEONETTE AND FOUNTAIN SERVICE Page I 20 BRQWN 85 REID TRY HATCHER'S The Hallmark F07 Store FOUNTAIN DRINKS AND I C E C R E A M DIAMONDS-WATCHES JEWELRY We Serve FraIIkIin'S XX Ice Cream and Sherbets The Largest Stock Drugs and Drug in Saline County Sundries GOOD GOODS ONLY Buy It At Hatcher? Eftahlifhed Forty-fix Yearr I Hatcher Drug CO NORTH SIDE SQUARE EAST SIDE SQUARE MARSHALL MISSOURI PHONE IO EFFICIENCY IN THE KITCHEN MEANS ECONOMY IN THE HOME COOK WITH GAS If Itlv Done With Heat, You Can D0 It Better With Gas MISSOURI GAS and ELECTRIC SERVICE CO. I8 - PHONE - I8 GAS P 121 Municipal The FISHER WL' SKU BOOKS me STATIONERY WATER me ELECTRIC SCHQOL BUCKS SERVICE The cleanest, most convenient and most economical service for FRAMING and PICTURES SCHOOL SUPPLIES LIGHT REFRIGERATION POWER and COOKING PHONE 4Q rio E. ARROW We Appreciate Your Peztrormge EAT AT Scott Stores INCORPORATED 7 C A L L S C A F E We Appreciate Because Your Patronage They Serve the Best MEALS, SHORT QRDERS if AND SANDWICHES in Town NORTH SIDE SQUARE MARSHALL MISSOURI SOUTH SIDE SQUARE Page 122 MARK BROS. COOICS PAINTS Boyds WA L L P A P E R GLASS and STYLES OF TODAY S T A T U A R Y From AUTHENTIC SOURCES E ' F For ffmlfff W COLLEGE MEN and WOMEN PHONE 62 172 S. JEFFERSON CO1vCrt BrOS. NCWf0H 31 COIHPHHY W2 Hcmdlff LOANS, ABSTRACTS RED LABEL, OLD and BEN and PURITY INSURANCE C O A L - C O R E , W O O D , T I L E , CRUSHED ROCK, 335 and SAND TRUCK HAULING PHONE 138 VVEST SIDE SQUARE OFFICE PHONE 89-YARD PHONE 76 NIARSHALL MISSOURI P e123 DODGE H.W.WINNt E RUTH ERS Gfmy A Complete Line of MOTOR CARS ASSORTED COOKIES AND l- TRUCKS MGNARCH, LIBBY'S, 56,155 and Sm-,igg F. F. O. G. and GOLD B A R P R O D U C T S Mid-State Motor Company PHONE 807 PHONES 4OO-4OI MARSHALL, MO. Wg DMM THE DEMOCRAT-NEWS PRINTING COMPANY Appreciates the patronage it has had the last year from Missouri Valley College and its students. This Company stands ready at all times to serve the College and its stndents in Whatever capacity its assistance may be sought. The Democrat-News Printing Company MARSHALL, Mo. ROSIER N. HAINES, Prefidznt GEO. T. DUGGINS, Sacrrtary Page 124 n J .CPENNEY CG. J K Dry goody Qady- To- Wear .7XQ,iz'0nJ - Slzoef Fzmzzklzzbzgf FOR THE FAMILY also SCHOOL SUPPLIES DRUG SUNDRIES N f NORTH SIDE SQUARE MARSHALL, MQ. MARSHALL BOOK STORE TNVITES YOUR PATRONAGE MORTUARY VAN DIVER W c'Gift5 of Distinction SCHOOL SUPPLIES ANIBULANCE BOOKS'STATIONER'i' SERVICE TYPEWRITER HEADQUP.RTERS UNDERWOOD, ROYAL, CORONA PHONE 54 and REMINGTON PORTABLES STANDARD MACHINES FOR RENT We Grew Together THIS STORE AND MISSOURI VALLEY COLLEGE STARTED YOUNG TOGETHER Q For Uoer 4o'Year5 the Big Shoe and Clothing Store in .Marshall I P 126 MARSHALL AUTO SERVICE Formerly C. S. BROWN GARAGE WILLARD BATTERIES DIAMOND and U. S. TIRES Willard Battery Station Car Laundry and Greasing SERVICE Is VVhat We Will Try to Give You the Most of and the Best G- ro ' Ei U A eo I Qx I'L'IE ' Q,,'LRo,,,o THE CHICAGO 8: ALTON R. R. ffrhf only Way IS THE SAFE WAY THE DEPENDABLE WAY THE COMFORTABLE WAY Consult us if you are going placesfl Come and see us. Get acquainted with us-you might PHONE 8 like us. CORNER LAFAYETTE AND MORGAN JOHN E. FISH L. THOMASON MARSHALL MISSOURI D- F- 59' P- 1451411 deem MEXICO, Mo. IVIARSHALL, Mo. The WESTERN THEOLOGICAL SEM INA RY PITTSBURGH, PA. A Seminary for College Graduates in the Heart of Presbyterianism Offers a complete modern theological curriculum, with elective courses leading to de- grees of S. T. B. and S. T. IVI. Students of all evangelical communions welcomed on equal terms. Graduate courses of the University of Pittsburgh, leading to degrees of A. M. and Ph. D., are open to properly qualified students of the Seminary. Exceptional library facilities-Seminary library of 45,000 volumes and the Carnegie collections. Two post-graduate fellowships, 5600.00 and 580000. Two entrance priztes of 5250.00 each. All buildings new, with modern equipment. Social Hall, gymnasium, and students' commons. One Hundred and Fourth Term Operzf Sepi. 16, 1930i FOR INE0RIxIATI0N, APPLY TO PRESIDENT JAMES A. KELSO Page 127 YOUR CHECKING AND SAVINGS ACCOUNT SOLICITED Wood 81 Huston Bank MARSHALL, MISSOURI M ember of Federal Reserve System SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES FOR RENT CAPITAL AND SURPLUS ------ S3oo,ooo.oo Wells 5? Darren' W. V. Tzlbpirzg GROCERIES A R T MEMORIALS SOUTH SIDE SQUARE PHONE 158 MARSHALL, MISSOURI Pg 128 Q3 A? u N sk he value of any School Annual printing and hinding contract lies not in specifications alone. Back of these must he inclination and ability to give the hest. This or- ganization has definitely proven its high standards through years of undeniable leadership in fine annual production in America. Signing a Wliraft-Builtii printing and binding contract is the logical act of a sagacious staff. Botz-llugh Stephens Press KRAFT-BUILT SCll00L ANNUALS-JEFFEBSIDN CITY, NIU. ,f . . 4 x 2- 5 4 J, r I n I a ., a' 5 1 I 0 L , u-l , 9 s J I V Q . 4 a 1 D 'G I 4 I 'K 0 I . , B ' 'L .Q A D s A 1- 1 1 I I v J a M' D p J , r 1 l.- P 1 ' .. i l 1 1 1 N' I I , 9 F' 1 n ' ' 9 I . 5' A , 1. J, r ' o ' Q 9 ' ' X 1 I x 1 M ' 5 X 5. 9 J ' U I 0 - I ff'A , ,Lui -1.4-mf' ' -,. X- 1. A - L mn ' . W 'V' .E i l ' ', I Z 'T ffl , W g I' Ci f 7 kqkx, 444. .f Xfx ll in ?4'.'5 F V Hia I X- 3 ,443 Okv s. V W A . ff-, , x I f 'z N A ' ' , -pq ,Mf fIA!0'VZQvj9L! 'Q Lf-,Jw - - kk, , 'M 5.1. 6 Y X l V, ,Q X A I, 'J' ' rw, 'ff f , ,. H . W x- v' f X LV V, I ,x A ,. 1k'LQLq.J A4 IX-XA,-J . J ,JMU fn- fe VLAJ7. dll!! 1 ,J rf hw all- 1 W k s T' f 1 Q LAxvk,Vfg,,f1,4Q. if f K ,f f . 1 r' l,L 1' n X 1 ,L . ' - 5 xi ggi, irq K 'lb .,, 1 4 4 , 1 .,, V .5 52. K , I X ex u a X E 14 .um F A 4 4' 5 1 D 9 X 'r' fg .7404 fu. dl. f . v f.. 1' , 5, HART SCHAFFNER and MARX - CAPPS CLOTHES W. L. DOUGLAS SHOES 'Q' COOPER Clothing Co. The Cornfr Store PACKAGE CANDY WHITLIAN - LIGGETT RED CROSS PHARMACY G. C. WATERS Proprietor THE Rfxall STORE ,X KODAKS, PRES-CRIPTIONS5' SODA WATER, AMATEUR FILM DEVELOPING PHONE 250 MARSHALL MISSOURI WALLPAPER PAINTS J. P. JOHNSON DRAPERIES LINOLEUM You see a beautiful girl Walking down the street. She is, of course, feminine. If she is singular, you become nominative. You walk across to her, changing to the verbal and then become dative. lf she is not objective, you become plural. You Walk home together. Her mother is accusative and you become imperative. Her brother is an indefinite article. You walk in and sit down. You talk of the fu- ture and she changes the subject. You kiss her and she becomes ob- jective, you possessive. Her father becomes present and you go past. Page 129 1 1 ff A in lg g, . .- fx, :NV 1,:.A..' L-,. ,TN , , ,X A N.. g . ., ul 1' ',f 4, , . ...R - L., I - x4 JL' fi S P J, , , , I, X O . - , f . ' T T ' ' 'f 'f' ' - J, -ff Aj I lf 4 ' 'VL 7' ' 4 '. ,l A I- , . e X , V' d T BELIJS READY-To-WEAR SHOP HBetZer For Les? LADIES, READY-TO-WEAR and MILLINERY THE NEW STQRE NORTH SIDE SQUARE PEN N MUTUALISMI- The Superlative Degree of Service---Helpfulness That is UHSCTTISTI 5 Performance Beyond Qbligation W. Y. LOCKRIDGE Life Underwriter J. W. MCCHE EY Photographer The .Mon Wvho Nfode the PHOTOGRAPHS For This Annual Ph ofogrezph 5 .1.01 p c - ,M ,j Lwe F orewer .'r 'W P' U g 130 YOU WANT REFRIGERATION THAT IS FREE FROM I F HGUTSIDE ENERGY CEleetI'icity or Gasj ccOUTSIDE7i DEFROSTING MESS OUTSIDE7, QUESTIONABLE CHEMICALS OUTSIDE INTRICATE MECHANISM OUTSIDE EXPERT SERVICING USE CC CC CC ICE MARSHALL ICE 81 FUEL CO. PHONE 31 Dealem in Temperature .V 0 11,11 ,Af . i5he ' HIE, 1 ' I: ' fj f 0 I , 4- f FARMER'S SAV S 'Y :IA ff MARSHALL, MISSOURI Safe Deposit Boxes for rent in our Strong, new Steelcrete Vault, pro- tected by I6-inch Solid metal Mosler triple time-lock door. In Our New Banking Qnartem We Have every Zllodern Banking Facility WE CORDIALLY INVITE NEW SAVINGS OR CHECKING ACCOUNTS P 131 avg.. H- . r l I 1 l v l S, I l ! l E FRANKLY admit to the reader that We are conspiring to acquire and retain your patronage, and We believe that our customers will regard it as a defensible and even commendable conspiracy. Y LAWLESS MERCANTILE CO. WEST SIDE SQUARE PHONE 277-278 WE DELIVER Marshall Floral Compliments IMANUEL WITTRUP of President Missouri Valley FLOWERS, PLANTS and FLORAL DESIGNS Stores Co. Complete Landscape Service Wve Telegrczp h Flowers Afnywhere MARSHALL MISSOURI Pgl RMCKINNEY MOTOR OOMPA E. C H E R O L E T For Economical Transportation NORTH STREET MARSHALL, NIO College Crofters Corporation CLASS RINGS, PINS MEDALS COMMENC EM E-NT INVITATIONS DIPLOMAS FREE Sketches of Original Designs for Society and Club Pins. Official manufacturers Of Valkyr Pins and Missouri Valley College Standard College Ring. Alumni may order this ring for 59.50, with their individual class year shown. For information, write this com- pany. GRAPHIC ARTS BLDG., TENTH 8: WYANDOTTE KANSAS CITY MISSOURI La CROSSE LUMBER CO. Since I888 We Ovvn Our property, have done Our part to build up this commu- nity, and pleased to do SO. PHONE 7 MARSHALL, MO. Page 133 TELEPHONE S2 TELEPHONE 340 GROESCHEL COMPANY CONTRACTOR S-ENGINEERS HEATING- ---PLUM BING POWER PIP ING MARSHALL MISSOURI DR. GEORGE T. NUCKLES OSTEOPATI-IIC PHYSICIAN and SURGEON X-RAY AND PHYSIO-THERAPY Ojie---gwarshall Building OFFICE PHONE 351 IQESIDENCE PHONE 566 I P 134 PASTRIES' FRUITS UALHTY MARKET P H O N E 9 O O FOR SATISFACTORY FOODS MEATS GROCERIES E. M. STAMPER A,B-C QIL MARSHALf07:iQZgDUCE CO. B U R N E R 5 MARSHALL, Mo. FUEL OIL E POULTRY EGGS BUTTER Q FEEDS Y v, C.F.ROSS P75 Appreciate Your Ymdmg With Us 116 N. JEFFERSON STREET P 135 The HANSBRO CONFECTIONERY U76 Appreciate the Collfgek Patronage' 6192 NORTH SIDE SQUARE PHONE 1440 WE DELIVER FOR THE LATEST AND MOST EXCLUSIVE STYLES IN LADIES' and IVIISSES7 WEA RING APPAREL 3 Riehman's Style ShOp SOUTH SIDE SQUARE s Where yOur CIOtheS are Washed in pure SOft water- insuring fine wOrk at IOW prices. 56-62 W. MORGAN STREET FRED DOANE, Nlanager Pag 136 Cliff. B. Goodwin WHOLESALE GRGCER CO. Home-Oumecl Wholesale Grocery House Y ALWAYS IOOIZI FOR MISSOURI VALLEY COLLEGE AND NIARSHALL ALS BREAD S EV E R A L VARIETIES Y SLICED OR UNSLICED DORMER'S AUTO DANIELS S U P P LY LUMBER CO. EMDQRMER PROPRIETOR EVERYTHING IN THE W-hozffalg and BUILDING LINE Retail TIRES, TUBES, AND ACCESSORIES 3 109 EAST NORTH STREET PHONE 887 PHONE I37 R. M. PHILLIPS, MANAGER MARSHALL, MISSOURI Save 2ofZ, to 40011 On Your Auto Supplier COMPLETE LINE OF FORD AND CHEVROLET PARTS Pg 137 Jbfrlny Very fzozre ARTICLES IN DIAMONDS WATCHES and JEWELRY For the Most Fasticiiousf CARLSTROMS 9 VV. NORTH STREET A college girl is as good a dresser as her roommate- IF the roommate is a Ugener- ous over-awed Freshief' Long: Hopkins, Why don't you try reducing? I Hopkins: I'm afraid I'd Uvvaistn away. IVIARSHALL NIISSOURI Brooks Truck CO. SEDALIA-MARSHALL BOONVILLE fmffd , STAGE LINE Trcmsjoortatzorz BUSSES LEAVE FOR PHONE 423 MARSHALL, MO. FA ST ER EIGHT and REFRIGERATOR S E R V I C E KANSAS CITY1lXflARSHALL Haw Your Shipment! Sent to SHIP-BY-TRUCK CO. EIGHTH AND HICKORY Seda1ia,Boonville, Kansas City, St. Louis, Springfield, Lexington, Carrollton, Slater, Mo- berly, and other points. HEADQUARTERS, MARSHALL Union Bus Depot Phone IS25. HEADQUARTERS, SEDALIA 703 S. Ohio Phone 346 Cal! Uffor Special Tripf Short 81 Delph Pg138 I I JDhH T, 'Dav,is , HEC' HYOIN Druggz'5t,' MARTHA WASHINGTDN . w CANDLES I ELIZABETH ARDEN TGILETRIES 4 I GED f x I Everything adFirst-Class D'ru.g Store Shcauld Have N SUNSET SIDE OF SQUARE MONETTAES. EEAUTIY SHQPPEQ Wllere the best Gf ' everything is used ' ' , 1,1 -' Q14- and Service with ez Svvhile l . , f I , ,,, J -Y I, Q . ' I . PH'ONE 164, S' . . I Matshall Chick The Hatchery h ' 1 I. L. GGRDON ' F R D PROPRIETOR 'cThe Home of Peppy Clziefef' A Value Far in Advance of Its B. E. SHAW Price Dentifi 7- X' HA , W. P. THOMAS Orthodontia a Speczalty MGTQR PHONE 299 BANK 014' NIARSHALL BUILDING NIARSHALL MISSOURI P ,ge 139 DR. R. L. SEARFOSS A. T. SWISHER 0Pt0m5'tM5Z INSURANCE, LOANS QEyeSight SpeCia1iStD ABSTRACTS MARSHALL MISSOURI Phone 608 AMERICAN LIFE AND ACCIDENT INS. CO. FRED FIELD, Supervixor W. F. HINTON, Agfnt The GOODWIN HOTEL JOHN R. PHIPPS, Mgr. European Cafe Rates, 51.25 Up BOX 436 Phone 269 MARSHALL MISSOURI MARSHALL, MO. A I TOH,fT12,,0Y S PROGRESSIVE SHOE Alterations and Pressing For Ladies and Gents SUITE 232, FARMERS SAVINGS BANK SHOP SOUTH SIDE SQUARE MCGUIRE 81 SHARP Gfneral Imurance BANK OF MARSHALL BUILDING MARSHALL SHOP MILLINERY - WASH FROCKS and BEAUTY PARLOR PHONE 69 SOUTH SIDE SQUARE FOR ALL EQZQSPRINTING STAR ELECTRIC SHOP JOHN R. HALL PRINTING FOR EL2f,T,1f,I2f2f,fERV'CE COMPANY ELECTRIC SHOP Tdephone I234 PHONE 146 GREENE COUNTY BUILDING AND LOAN ASSN. QM' IU ROBERT R. STANLEY, Agent Phone IIQ 3OVZ S. Jefferson MARSHALL, MO. Page 140 W fl W. H. MESCHEDE A, B, HOY AU077'L53f at Law Attorney at Law BANK OF SAUNE BUILDING RIARSHALL BLDG. PHONE 428 HARVEY Sz BELLAMY FRED FAIR Lawyers Marshall Building LWW' R1-ARSHALL MISSOURI BANK OF SALINE BUILDING C. H. 0. LEIMBROCK Attorney at Law PHONE 167 MARSHALL RXLISSOURI DUGGINS Sc JOHNSON Attorneys at Leno FARMERS SAVINGS BANK BLDG. GFI-'ICE PHONE 448 RES. PHONE 527 A. C. PUTNAM, M. D. JAMES Sc JAMES Attorneys at Law BANK OF SALINE BUILDING L. J. RASSE Attorney at Law BANK OF SALINE BUILDING IALTWATER-KENT RADIOS WFNZLE 85 JACKSON Three Doors West Wood E5 Huston Horneopath Bank W. L. CARTER, A. B., OEIICE PHONE 32 RES. PHONE 492 D. D. S. , DR. L. RUSSELL Dentzst DENTISTRY-EXTRACTING ANESTHESIA 202 FAR.-.IERS SAVINGS BANK Pg 141 I S11 af Vfwf 5:,4khM1'f 1 r -U W 'Y .+x2 5W!f Q AQ? X VS fwj' C if ,ul 4 ,MQ ' 84 N-'0J.A13 6. uf MQW W-uf W ,fn , gf If f, 1- 'L P' 4 . ,M if ' J'A6 'vi,: z' 1-I.. S , W. '1QQi P'- .. Rf --- .e.:1.4,w5k 1 Qifblh' -a ,rw-ft. 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