Missouri Wesleyan College - Owl Yearbook (Cameron, MO)

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K' A 1 0 1 DEDICATION , To our 1925 Football M iii Team Champions of the Missouri College Union in 5 recognition of their en- ' K- deavors to the fostering I and building up of Athle- 5 tics in Missouri Wesleyan, L We the class of 1927 dedi- 1 cate this volume of The P f Owl. to roor, o ii l l f t iii 59 i ' ai , 4 6-3 so N V ! gl , . A , ,v i ii s- Q51n'4lAvhV29, , D t,4 13 ' h1 C39 C N ,sd , A ,-BW, , , , , P, Q 1 ,, , I 6 B CONTENTS o l Gi Book I . .Our Alma Mater Book II .... Ath1eticS Book III . . . . Classes Book IV .... Activities QQ W 'No B I ' Q-J-A tx A A ' HJ -JQMQ WQ i 3 1 1 1 5 A I 1 fri L if M12 M .4LQ , A 4: , : . 'gQQiW?gW'awP i Eg 1 X ,AA I . 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P i i ' ' i ii ' fi-7 iff 5 mtfiii Q ilwsiiij 'isxiziilq 5 . f M 1 riaiw Wf-l vl 1 f be l ,nf f A 4 ' e o ' ' i'lJf,QR ss. 1gV.,.:.,ng, ng.gg,,i::',, 43:11 ,,,,, -.f ., M., 3 ,.:f FLY: Wg is-igiii 1,X z ft , 4f- if . r U1 ff -. -' f' XV' 715 rl 4 M il ix! rv, HW .ffiwir l Q3 Wil WE A l Dyk? Y' il ffw iff ll 'li M if gif eigdgl 1 .1 viii? llfiff 1 ,J DR. oHAs. J. ENGLrsH :gil President of Executive Board rbff- , , , -:ff This IS the first year as president of .jig the board for Mr. English. We Wish him success in hanaiing the destiny of -ig., our school. jj Lwt inf-fu lifflf 3:5 ifilql mfg Qrizgi, Liiifl iii -4 Ls: s-eel ,.,,, 'if ik K V Mi fgrrfr if ,fi efjg. RRY' 1 f-all A UQQ f ll if lx 41', ll FL Kas ily? X HA 1 H .1 if Ml JF Niikifi' Qiiiijj ' rf? EQ-Jil 2 wil arf? fiflflf QQ'-fl WW 7,3 Pffjj 2 Q W--i- Qgillg ' 1 are-e MR. JOSEPH H. DUSENBERRY Jizz? - . iii Fiji Busmess Manager of M1ss0uri Wes- iii, ,Aff leyan College. Eiifl Because he has made himself one of esd' lggj us, we consider him a loyal and close Qggggi friend. gli iii 1 liiiii LL? lv' L' ix 5.9 MU li 3 1 1,f1x,1',, f. ,Q-, fs 'I U,-7 A gif: Iv 'Q 453115 ffl Yi 23 .. l J: QV' .1 il if l ,pig rolizxisg, Mwee-q -W - Am was pm-aww :kg li l 4' im 55 i f, 'iTii 'W' rin' ' '--i 'Mff-H 51-fi-he-.iif-7.52 , T... . l'E'li'jjw - i:-N,--fury' i vi i 'i M.. ,. N Q4 ,gjjvw L aj Ziyi, Lui aj X W CGD l I DR. E. B. THOMPSON i E Vice-President Q He has in the past proven that he has l' our college at heart and that we are glad in the future, he will be connected with our school. l . l DR. BEN F. JONES i Secretary 3 Dr. Jones is a friend of our school, plainly shown by his chapel talks. The student body is his freind shown by the enthusiastic welcome he receives. 4 Q V MR. A. J. ALTHOUSE A staunch booster of Missouri Wesley- an and Cameron. I-Ie is acquainted especially with the financial aspects of the conuuunity. 1 , C75 NX 'X X W I . g.,.f.-'11, --f ,-I 1 f ' ' i 1 I 1 1 1 ' , , n , , , X '- 1 ififr. 5 l Y rf MR. FRED WEIGHTMAN XVe welcome Mr. xvightlllilfl as a mem- ber of the executive board. We assure him that he has the good will of the students. HON. FRANK B. KLEPPER We are proud to claim him as one of Missouri Vifesleyans most trusted friends. He is one of the prominent lawyers of this community. C. P. DORSEY Treasurer Mr. Dorsey has never failed to give his time towards helping make Weslyan a finer and better school. , J ' KS: f ,A '71 ,4 5 I 1 . I 1 .X- f. gs, 13 ii 1 'i K' H4 1 Y' fi J :TN- 'I f ,i iv -1- 3 sr 1 .55 4 nigh 1 1 5 if V5 v .1 in ,f x, Q 5' -I3 1.- Q. - r i '51 1' Q, . .3 Q. Y iii' 5 gf 14 B ii ?3. s ge 1 'P f w I f Hx il fl' l in 'T' -T y 43 9 JZ 2 Q? '41 J dc 52.7 144 QE tif? xg? X XX 519UfN1g 1 41 x Z A X l ,. X Q0 f' 'NX - X fwaqqh, 11. il? 1 -C X ,,f,f on ,.,. :tp - X Ny Q ,, F4 ' wx L Y v me K -' 'Q 1 fo I . :L -I ,fflffp XX I I l 'S oWU l' '- K! X Alf ' 2: N' ?X !l-jx 'X - X xx . 'X - W in Q. Q ,Ke Q' 45.51 T' Q -'Z ,- Q .ffzi N X X avg 9552 f I ,-Lf. 5. I If-RN fxls C1 1 Qbvf. U 1 H .M A JJIJAM--....., 5 X Q I gf ' . , -Q , IX' u , - D .I I -- p 1 I pr .4- TL- ' R Q , 9 Q ,,f f -' x X N n ' v Q xxx xx ' H QNX I X .... .. . .4 Q - 7 -' Za- N 1 3 Z STUDY 1' ,Z Q :fix Q -. '. ' I , gli 4 Q3 'CP Xxif, Q93 4 J.. Jin. .r ,,,, I . ., . rfliimw 1. X I Q ' Q. 'ff Q, U M i 1 1 . 5 D. L. DALKE, A. B., A. M. Dean and Professor of Education. H. C. KELSEY, Mus. B. Dean of Conservatory of Music. fflxlyvays busy but never too busv to No veneer-no shani-always himself be friendly. . TRUE TAYLOR Registrarg Professor of Social Sciences. I live for those who love me, For those who know me true, For the future in the distance And the good that I can do. 11 WEJ .. 1. wbwwvfv 5 W. F. NULL A. B., A. M. Professor of Mathematics and Physics. XVorking hard every minute in fact giving himself to us without reserve. EDNA GARNER A. B. Instructor in French. They themselves are makers of themselves. CARRIE F. SHEPHERD Librarian, Art Instructor. None but herself can be her parallelf' H. A. WYCKOFF A. B., A. M. io essor of Chemistry and Bacteriology. We appreciate his defin- ite knowledge of chemis- try and Bacteriology, but far more than that we appreciate his zest to help us and to be one of P-f US. ill? U. H. LAW' A..B., S. T. B., A. M. Professor of Bible and Religious Education. My life will be too short for all I want to accom- plishf' HELEN POHLE A. B. M. A. Professor of German and Spanish. Somewhat abbrevin ted in stature but 11ot in speech. 1 3' V il, i K 3 i l 2 'Y l l K 1 Af..-A N 4 1 if k 1 4 1 s .1 E! 5. li if l 1 A 4 1 1 I JL. ll MIRIAM LOWENBERG Ph. B. Professor of Home Eco- nomrcs. All things beautiful and good must ever be a part of you. W. T. CLINE Ph. B., A. M. Professor of History and Political Science. A friend to everybody and everybody's friend. gg l B. WV. FOLSOM A. B. Professor of Public Speech and Instructor in En- glish. To climb steep hills means slow pace at first -our solace in Forens- ics. W. E. TRACY Instructor in Band and Orchestra. Good nature is like a it sheds its sunny day 3 brightness everywhere. i125 ADA L. GOODSPEED A. B., M. A. Professor of English. Goodness is its own re- ward. L. G. SLAYTON A. B. lnstructor in Biology. Then give to the world the best that you have and the best will come back to you. is il 3 E. , 5 ESMA SOMERW ILLE- SLAYTON,B.BL Instructor in Public School Music. y f'lVe love her for her own true Worth. Q W l 1 I E, R. C. KINNE A. B. Instructor in Chemistry. He isn't so serious as he looks. YV. N. COLLINS GRACE HENDERSON Graduate Averill School Instructor in Expression and Drzunatics. She has a quiet way of being popular. ,I i J ' 1 B. S. 5 AWMWZDUWWL i Bill is now in his third 1 year as Athletic Director. f On account of his person- ality and ability he is , 4 , l VERA- HERRING cbnydmed cme ri Um JESSTE G fRAC1 1 Dean of Women, best coaches in the Con- Instructor in Violin. 1 A friend who knows all terence' t'N0 legacy is so rich as a about you and likes you pleasing personality. y just the same? I YV I ,iV,.,s.,w. ,,,, ..,, ..,,, , . . , ,...,.,.,..,.,s,,.s.. .,.,.., ...,. l W 1 iL Q l i c I J W3 - C135 'V l r ' 7' 1 ' fl 1 lf' . . .. f K f. . l . . ,f ... , .1 -.l , , 1 W., Y K 3' 3+ , -. :Mug-,1,g, -V pa, 1 N, J M' I I J f X I A f: ESTER VINVENT B. M. Instructor in Piano and Theory. CK You must know her, and you will declare her your friend. 1, ., BLANCH DEEM B. M. Instructor in Piano and Ensemble. Always busy, always ac- complishingf' MAUD GIBSGN A. B. B. S. Instructor in Teachers 66 We like her because she is Training. a true lady. f . , x . .. uf? , . 1 l , A I - e 1 l A? C1-13 Q 0 Q Q I CEA Q . El fig 3 5 a F ,, 0, 1 n Q Q, 2 it P ' A I- T Q U 'Fm-7 AX! QYQQZJ - . av-V' ' f' 132373 , i V,-2' , ' A A xxvjg wg ll , A 'JAC' X ZEHEWHQTHQS ,, Mm 8 1 1 I W L W I i V w Y i 1 i l i 1 1 1 I i I f V I . 1 , i w w l I I f 1 i 1 YV. N. COLLINS, Athletic Director Success in athletics has been the rule at Wesleyan since the Coming of Coach Hollins. This year his football team suc- c-eeded in obtaining the title of Missouri Union Champions. Coach Collins and the regard with which he is his men are large factors in this His track team was second in College himself held by sur-cess. M. C. A. U. meet last spring losing the de- riding relay by only a few inches. In bas- ket ball this year he raised the standard of the team higher than that of former years 1 1 , i 5 1 J. FOSTER POLAND Assistant Coach, Football Ning was one of the few quarterbacks who could do everything that was expected of him. This year he was engaged in teaching the boys some of his old tricks. He deserves much credit for helping turn out a Championship team. U59 CAPTAIN lVHlPl?LE, L. H. Captain XVhi.pple proved to be a good leader. With that never say die spirit he encouraged the men to iight 'till the last. CAPTAIN-ELECT GRANTHAM, R. ll. Grantham was chosen by his teammates to lead next years team. He is a great defensive man and is a deadly spiker. He can always be relied upon for a gain through the line. His knowledge of the game will make him a valuable leader. RALPH HULSE, L. T. A pretty spiker, a deadly taekler and a hard hitter, that's Hulse. He was a man who used his head as well as his body and for his good work was awarded an all state position. Farmer has played his last game for Wesleyan. YVILLIAM GILCHRIST, R. T. One year at guard, two at center and his last year at tackle is the record ofi'Gi1ehrist. Billy is a lighter and will be missed by the next year team. C167 YVILLIAM MOCULLOUGH, G. Billy plays at either guard or tackle. He can be depended upon to get his man. He has one more year at Wesleyan. RALPH PARKS, L. E. Toad plays an end position and does it well. He was placed on the all state team by Missouri sport writers. He is big and fast and as a pass catcher he cannot be beaten. CARRUL HENDERSON, C. Zip'i plays center using his 190 pounds to a good advantage. His edurfated toe brings many points to the Owls He has one more year to be with us. GOLDIIC BOURETTE, G. B. Sport writers c-all him a jagged streak of lightning but Jewell now thinks of him as a complete electric-al storm. Hisbroken iield run- ning is a feature and as a Held general he is hard to beat. C173 to s i it li , l flK'i'fw'llwgizrywf w 7 , A , 1.1 W I F .ri 4, i W5 z fr VH E y 1 TV? 1 Y I l. I 1 1 i,,, i 4 if ', i. ,xqir y fs, K 9, , 'moi x - ii, i ,1 J ,,, 2.x sw, I ri, , ii. fl: gil! IW? Nix' P' 3 IM 'gsm N r -51,73 fi? ff? i ,VW iv!! K 1. y 4 will 3 QM 14 f Q , illfi Mi' KMJ' uv 1 I 5-gil f EFT if i in, , l i 5 I X 9 i i i , 1 L. i,,. l If V, X, J, 1 I- f 2, 5 yi, ,H 'Hi .,x y.T'iQf1, ,-X T fgrifir' rt wif ii t 1 an , 5 , ,r,,,, 2-- 4 4 ,, ,e 2- ' Q' .Li N, liiw. i ' ' PAUL IMES, R. E. This was Pau1's first year on the squad but he performed like a vet- eran. His punts have saved many a game for Wesleyan. He has one more year to go. H LAYVRENCE METZ, F. B. Metz was a Freshman who made good. He is an excellent man on the defense as well as offense. We are counting strong on him the next three years he is to be with us. . VVILLIAM MEEK, G. Big Bill as he is known, is a tower of strength in the line using his 250 pounds advantageously much to the distress of the opposing team, This was his first year. CLARENCE PIEPERGERDES, G. X Piep hails from Stewartsville, Mo. His 6 foot 2 inch and his 190 pounds were a main force in NVesleyans line, He has two more years to go. ... ,Y ,V ' 1 W Il W M W K , ffffff -' T -'ff:RMi. V Wi ,T , , , r ' Y Y',:- 1 L4 ' X C185 w f N f PAGE PENDLETON, H. B. This was Pageis iirst year with the team. He makes up what he lacks in Weight with his fast shifting running. JAMES KLEPPER, C. Denny is another Freshman who niade good. He is a hard fighter and a willing worker. He has three more years to iightfor the Black and Red. HERMAN CASEY, G. ROBE Casey made his letter as a lineman. Although he is light he went through and got them. This was his first year on the team. RT JAMES, G. Although it was his first year out for football Bob proved to be a real fighter. By the end of the season he was holding down a regular berth at guard. C193 HAROLD COKELY, H. B. Coke made his letter at half. He was a good dependable man both on the offense and defense. He has one more year to go. JAMES SHULTZ, II. B. This was Jin11ny's fourth and last year. For three years he has made the all statteg 2 years at guard and the other at half. A broken leg in the Westminster game kept him out the rest of the season. FRANK2 sieiicrmnn, L. E. p Sliei-ard made good at an end position. He played good ball the first of the season but sickness kept him out the last part. -1 4203 Review of Football Season 1925 The Missouri lVesleyan Football team got off to what at first appeared to be a bad start, losing the first game Ca non-conference encounterj to Kan- sas Wesleyan University, played at St. Joseph. The losing jinx followed the team to Vtfarrcnsburg, where it was defeated by the State Teachers College. WVhen the real season opened and the conference games began, the jinx was left behind, and it soon became apparent that a championship team had emerged from the Missouri Valley encounter, leaving the latter with the small end of a 21 to 0 score. Then tl1e conference games began to fall into 'Wesleyan possession one by one. Central College came with a large band, but went home smarting from a 28 to 0 defeat. VVestminster was defeated at Fulton in a nerve racking game which was finished after dusk. Tarkio was the next victim of the Wesle5'an's march toward victoryi The game with Kirksville Osteopaths resulted in a win for Wesley'an. Then came the crowning conflict of the season, the clash with our ancient rival VVilliam Jewell. As dusk fell over the campus, the VVesleyan heroes found themselves the undisputed champions of the Missouri College Union, SCHEDULE FOR 1925 Score Score Jackson University . O 'Wesleyan . , 28 Kansas 'Wesleyan . . 14 lVesleyan . 6 lVarrensburg . 3 VVesleyan . , 0 Missouri Valley 0 VVesleyan . , 21 Central . . . 0 Vlfesleyan . . 28 lVestminster . . . 14 Vlfesleyan . 17 Tarkio ..... 12 lWesleyan . . 28 Osteopaths, Kirksville . 0 lVesleyan . , 19 lVilliam Jewell . . 0 VVesleyan . , 19 43 166 Lili! C213 Chillicothe Platt College Jewell . Jewell . Rolla Drury Drury Rolla . Rolla . CulvergStoekton Kirksville Missouri Valley Westniinsteif Weist111i11ste1' Boys Basketball Team 1926 SEASON RECORD Score . 25 . 32 . 32 . 21 . 20 . 29 . 13 . 19 7 32 . 22 . 21 . 44 . 44 336 C225 VVesleyan Wesleya11 Vtfesleyan Wesleyfsan Wesle,yan Wesleyan Welsleyan NVesleyan Wesleyan WGKSl6j7HH WQSIGQVQHQ . . Weisleyan We1sleya11 WCSlCjTH11 Score 20 20 21 15 27 31 29 17 38 26 28 32 18 14 361 Basketball Season 1926 Coach Collins basketeers made ia very good showing this year, being one of the best teams ever put out at Wesle,yan. In team work they were very eccentric, sometimes rising to the heights of perfection and then going down tothe depths. Ati the first of the season the team had dificulty in scoring. The team- work was good but their ability to hit the basket was nil. Thus a few games were lost. VVit'h the beginning of the second semester, McKee took the center posi- tion and the Collins aggregation began t-o run more smoothly. The Rolla Miners were the first win for the team, several other victories following shortly after. The road trip proved very successful t-o the VVesleyan team which won four of its six games. It was a real test to make this trip as all parts of the state were vis-ited, the team also spending a day in St. Louis. Capt. Hulse, Dague, Greenwood, and O'Neal alternated at foreward posi- tions performing in faultless style. McKee and Lower at center were both good men. McKee joined us the last semester and exerted all his energy to produce a winning team. Lower, a hard fighter alternated at foreward. At guard positions were, Whipple, Grantham and Mill-er. All these men were good shots as well as defensive men, many a long shot being ma-de from the center of the court by -one of these men. Hulse and Whipple are the only men lost to next years squad by gradu- ation. Vtfith the other old men back and the addition of new material we are 9XP9C'Ei11g a good showing next year. w ' -Ni L W' V' in i xi ll 1237 E , Palmer . . Camden Point . Platte Cellege . Central College Camden Point . Maryville . La Grange College Culver-Stockton Maryville . La Grange Palmer . Girls Basketball Team 1925-26 SEASON RECORD Score 9 8 7 13 12 38 12 6 32 0 15 152 C245 NVesleyan Wesle,ya11 NVesleyan Vfesleyan Vifesleyan 'Wesleyan Wesleyfan NVesleyan Vlfesleyan Wesleyan VVesleyan Score 29 38 57 33 14 23 27 22 24 52 43 862 Girls Basketball, Season 1926 The Vlfesleyan Red Jacketsn had this year the most successful season they have ever had. Their record was that of winning nine out of eleven games played. ' They started the season With 'a bang, Winning the iirst five games easily, no team seeming able to bother them. January 30, in Goodrich Gymnasium one of the most hotly contested games of the season was fought with the Maryville State Teachers College. The first three quarters the teams played to a tie, but then with their super- ior team Work the visitors Won. Again later in the season the Red Jackets lost to the Maryville team. 4 Much credit for the team is due to the tireless efforts ot? Coach Slayton. For three years he has Worked with the girls and developed a team of cham- pionship caliber. Credit is also due to the girls on the second team. It was their fighting spirit which kept the first team in trim. No team can be produced without opposition, the stronger the opposition, the stronger the team, We are proud of our second team. ' Losing only Captain Shepherd by graduation and With the host of vet- erans led by Ruby Daniel, Coach Slayton has much to look for next year. ' ' 11,.l,.fl4 iv!! TY! C255 u, lil E ? I T' , . 4 l V I r I l w 4 l l l l l l l 1 r l 4 4 'X 'N 3 1, ,i 'Q l 1 'A 1 4 , 1 if 5 Y 4 f I fi i i 5 l 5 4 i .i pai. 11. Y Ll l w Ki L- iii! R E ' il ui iii frpd f'i'QilE ii wx- J J 'LQ .ful 7',fl'.'i 4 -gi Q Q? l,r 1,4 :fi wfi ililliy uri E.-.L-,N 'ffl gifs? 533 ...V--A 25715 i.:'i,': gmg ,yi bfi in i' iisfii Psi Wg i.2 li ag -if t W ww? if 1 f!':'.f5i5: rtf igggiii S1115 iff? elif i-s-2 Va, V12 iff' Eli Q Y J. ii? intl iflii CTI? v.J lflgi wig at-A2 vi.-,Vj flux.-!-PA lad iid Ed Pans 'iff it Z ,H i' ' X K' F ' 4 i , ., ,. . ,. . ,f' , i ' ' fa, ' -. Mr. .. .,, .,., f .. .-iiw,....,,5,i,vi.,.'v-,..f,,,,. , , ,ufrly ,.,,g., 1' Lfiliwii.. iiiasgr-'-wfggv-f ,fs .- -..i'fs'-, lJfJiiV! A' 3f?i?f5fIf3151ifff:l ': if1.'Zf'. jf? ' fi, 'Y 1 A' X f 1 -1- 6y711 - '- -'A 'bf l 1 fl 4. ' J ... ,.. ,.,., .- ,. ....-..,... . .- ...H-K mai . 4 M r. - Q I af-2 Alf. :,..Mf,.-,. .....,.- ..,. -.,..,...,., ,.. .. CAPTAIN JOHN CLARK June proved to ge a good leader as well as a good athlete. To end l1is successful career he established a new record in the high hurdles and ran on the record breaking half mile relay team. CAPT.-ELECT JAMES SHULTZ The greatest compliment paid to any athlete is to say that he put out every ounce of energy to win. Because of his records and sportsmanship the boys saw iit to elect him captain and the school knows that he will make good. FRANK SLAYTON Frank was the best distance man Missouri VVesleyan has ever had. He always gave all his strength to win. He has won letters in Foot- rp ball and Basketball. ' EVERETT CLEMENS Clemens is another 1na11 who made his letter at the quarter mile. He ran his best race at the Jewell Meet. EMMETT WYRICK Th'. ' T bb is was u y's first and last year on the squad. He was a hard worker running on the mile relay team. ' ' l 1 V ., K.. '-- is 'if X' . t ' ' - ' 'WW ' y f i i i f . 'N l Q , , 1 i Q l,,,.-.-,f .4 l f- t ' ' M 3 i N.,-,:.-:..'fH:,,h,.,.-g.'. -gg-f.qf'-L9!a-L-, Q, E111 '1Lf3QQ'zl' RFQ ' V' A ' .Ha Xi ' iff T ' ' ' i ,T , - M v.. geav--,--s, 626i . i . 1' 1 2, if 4 .7 .,114 i W ,,, av ,. u .1 he S, 'i ,,, - r fi' I , 'itz , yi all if iii VA fi ,' ' if 2 ii ,1- F Y. . ir f if Y-1 A Q tix UD- Wi: plum Ai limi i,.,..5, h 'ff'i? ',,js. Hifi! his iyd HQ Q aj 2? i ff ,,i,g iffflfifl if 1 1 fl' 1' 'E lib if. ini iv'.fi 'wifi affix? af I-.11 i yf 4 r 5 A' 5. be ii-32 fifffif 5 l':,.'i,i i 'i ,M ,X 1 l ij? .Q i ,. 5. wa fu' t'. iff , W-, f'f X, ' 'f ', iii i,.l.,.., 'J,:..AT.-Ji V, ATI O T , iz il l E t l af 4 I ' I x .R VICTOR COY 5 '6Vick Came to the front this year as a dash man. His ability to if l win has made him a valuable man for Wesleyan. We expect a lot from him the next two years. avri- .f,, ffw as my vw . JH la 5 ' R 'fi PAUL IMES 533 Imes has developed into one of the best half-milers in the conference. l iii: He is also a good quarter man running 011 the mile relay team. l , . HAROLD BANGS Harold was a good quarter-miler. You can always depend on him to do his best. His work at the state meet was of high Caliber. l ly df! fr GOLDIE BOURETTE l Pewee was the only Freshman on the squad. His work is in the hurdles, dashes and jumps. He was a member of the half-mile re- id? lay team. LEVY ROBINSON Two years ago Levy ran on the mile relay but this year took up and made a success of the jayelin. He was XVGSIGXEIIIYS best bet in that event. l V .. L , ,,,-,A fe-,, M -L V ------H -ff--ff---W -Y-W ff- sf l .few-L.r, , .fl ,- , N.-,ag 5' w -kv ,,., Mays 4, , , , V. . t , , 5, I W Vw-Kiki, .xdxxii ll, , ,. , so W ., , - ,ff ,K ,fxky 1, ,E I -QA-Vi------f-----J ' C273 i .,..., , i l I I A 'W' ll EVENT 100-Yard Dash... 220-Yard Dash 410-Yard Dash S80-Yard Run.. One-Mile Run.. Two-Mile Run High Hurdles. .... sf Low Hurdles ....... Mile Relay ...,..... Half-Mile Relay .,.,.,, ,,,,, Pole N ault ........... Shot Put ........ J ZIV!-31111 ..........,.,. High Jump ...,... Broad Jump ....... Track Records at Wesleyan HOLDER Shultz ........... .. .. Shultz ........ .. Coy ......... . Sewell ......,............ ...... F. Slayton ....,.....l.,..........,,... F. Slaytonvand Miller ....... Clark ..............,..,, ...,...,.........,., ..,,,,, ..,, . Clark .....,,.........................,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,, CCOy, Imes, W. Slayton, Bangsj 1 l TIME 10. 22.9 52.3 2 202.1 4 :52 11 :09 15.4 25.5 3 :27 C QTe1uple, Clark, Shultz, Ilflillllj .... 1:35 Clark ................... ............................. . 11 ft. 3 in. COI1klil1 ......... ,,,, T 40 ft, 9 111, Robinson ......... ,.,, 1 69 ft, Medley ...... . ,, Medley ...... in tt. 10 ill. 22 ft. 115 in. . 15+ 1285 TRACK y REVIEW Missouri Wesleyan enjoyed another very successful track season in 1925. The men coached by Bill Collins seemed unbeatable and looked well in every meet. Not a defeat was regstered in dual meets. Maryville State Teachers College was our first opponent of the season. Although they put up a game fight they were defeated by the VVesleya.u Owls, The work of Imes, Bourette, and Shultz was very commendable in this meet. S The following Saturday saw the Wesleyan forces camped in Lawrence to attend the Kansas University Relays. Although we won no first places a very good showing was made. Clark' placed fourth in the high hurdles, and Shultz took fourth in the 100 yard dash. The half mile relay team compos- ed of Coy, Bourette, Clark and Shultz won their heat in the fast time of one minute and thirty-two seconds. g Coach Collins with a small squad of men attended the Drake Relays the following week. The mile relay team did very well at this meet. Then came one of the thrillers of the season when the Collins troupe in- vaded William Jewell, the haunt of Dad Bowles. There was fast compe- tition in every event. At the last of the meet, Wesleyan, by winningyboth the relays forged ahead to victory. The .state meet was held at Fayette, the home of Central College. After the most thrilling meet ever held by M. C. A. U., Central won out by the scant margin of three points with WVesleyan second. Shultz of Wesleyan set a new record in t-he one hundred yard dashg Clark did the same in the high hurdles and the one-half mile relay team made a new record of one minute and thirty-'three seconds. , OUTLOOK FOR 1926 p The chances for a championship this spring look very good, Five old men are back in uniform and showing up well. They are Capt. Shultz, Imes, Coy, Robinson and Bourette. With these veterans as nucleus and the proper work of new men with the cooperation of the -student body should assure Wesleyan another victorious season. Q., 619 J ' 'VY A93 'J S-W-Af-T-'M'-?::3:fiifr:1i:g,, A, M wry- X-,ff ' ff 'j- ,r 1 'fT ', if , Q Ig f ' X . ' ' -'rf'flll:'ffili'fjiii COLLEGE SPIRIT No, not that bubbling, spasmodic effervescence of enthusiasm impelled by the antics of cheer leaders, or called forth by college songs and the im- pulse of mass contact, but something more. Not that intoxication of victory whose reaction is a pervading spirit of gloom when defeat shows her face, but more than even this. Not the hypodermic of leadership in a period of lethargy, but something deeper, more worthy, -and unending. Not the im- pulse of the hour, but the dynamic of ia lifetime. It may be the mother of Pep, or it may not be, all depending upon the particular brand of Pep. College spirit is that great Something which fills empty halls with hon- est purpose and -sacred memories, that flows into separate hearts and welds them together in a great social cause, that stirs into being new and worthy impulses, kindles unselfish ambition. cheers the plodder, inspires the genius, and opens the door of vision. It is that quality of devotion which keeps underpaid professors at their desks, and causes old graduates to rally around the flag of service when the need of Alma Mater calls. It is that pull upon the heartstrings, that overflowing of the wells of emotion when the strains of the Alma Mater bring the salty sting of tears. It is the spirit of service that calls into being effort in the classroom, on the grid- iron, and on the stage of life, impelling one to give his best wherever he finds himself and whatever the occasion may be, It knows no defeat, fears no obstacle, never grows old, faces eternity with a smile, for its name is Life, and the college that has Spirit will never die. Long thy sons shall sing, thy praises, And thy daughters too, Hail thee' Wesleyan, now and ever. Loyal be and true! C305 QHQSSQS Y i 5 Y V I r 1 5 a x I ! 1 iv I 1 1 1 V W J 1 N i f x now My mv, You 9 2 XXXXXXXY'x XXv.xxxXXW g ,N W 4- wm mfr A f Vw X X x 3,3 ffw LESJDNS , QQ ' fleom ME ! f J X X wg J X , I , ' 'LQYZN X ,, N x C' Wxf? N 1 N K ! 5 I 5 2 '. r :jr ' , A 4ly' 'ifyg i Q CQWW gxfymf v, Q.. ggkfk, M K fl' ' ,sc :QQ Zu f , 1 X - f 4313 Qwgggx 3223 RALPH HULSE Rea, Mo. Major History Basket Ballg Adelphiang Phi Kappa Deltag Criterion Student Councilg Footballg President of Senior Class. As a Senior I am proud to be a J ew. NILA GANFIELD Jamesport, Mo. Major Chemistry Phi Kappa Deltag Rutheang Glee Clubg L. I. 'D.g Theta Chi Delta. Yes, she does seem to be interest- ed in that Creature called manf' FLORENCE FARMER Cameron, Mo. Major Mathematic-s Rutheang Glee Club. 'tA1ready in the promised land. LORRAINE COATES Meadville, Mo. Major Education Aesthesian. t'Jokes of all kinds, ready cut and dried. ERVIN SXVEEM Cameron, Mo. Major History Adelphiang Y. M. C. A. When in the course of human events it becomes necessary for us to bluff, let us bluff. U FORREST R. BROXVN Cameron, Mo Major Education Y. M. C. A.g Excelsior. Always happy and full of life. JAMES SHULTZ Lucern, Mo. Major Education Footliallg Trackg Excelsiorg Y. M. C. A. I can't tell a lie even when I hear one. ANNA MCVICKER Cameronx Mo. Major Eduoation Ruthean. Live while you're livin' 'Cause you're a long time dead. FLORENCE FRAKES Cameron, Mo. Major English Criterion Staff: Aesthesiang Foren- sic Clubg L. I. D. XVhat shall I do to be known for- ever? YV. ALLEN SEARCY Fill1'I110llHf4 MO. Major Mathematics Alvhemist Clubg Theta Chi Deltag Y. M. C. A. The next best thing to being wise, is to make people think you aref' C33 I C345 I ., yW.g1 , ., . Q, lil Y I 1 ,A.,,!, FLORENCE SHEPHERD Powersville, Mo. Major Home Economies Basket Ballg Ruthean. The secret of her success is that 75 she never wastes her time. WILBUR MOORE Cameron, Mo. Major English Adelphiang Phi Kappa Deltag L. I. D. Bright but he lets people find it out for theniselvesf' FRANCIS HILBERS Edgerton, Mo. Major Educ-ation Y. M. C. A43 Ext-elsiorg L. I. D. If she is good enough for me, I'll put her on my family tree. LEYY ROBINSON Green City, Mo. Major History Y. M. C. A.g Trackg Excelsior. Girls are Sl luxury. but I think 1 will buy one. GOLDIE DIYEN Cameron, Mo. Major English Aesthesiang Dramatic: Clubg Glee Clubg Y. IV. C. A. The kind of a girl we all want for a friend. I 1 GJ' .,1 l 5 ff g L v , , 4! I 1 'r ifyfil I Y 3 , 'Q I Ji If 1 5. 2 is f 2 2 f ig- i i 3 il Y , 'f ,T 5 ja 5 -..J IILJ Vi J? 5 .1 f 1 2 if. el ' I ' ef l if lg. 1 1,,,Q...,I F' 1 l ,L.,,.,, Qjf ?ilx'1ji'? LP' U01 '-:Wi ll :rf -5 Wg,-I ft IV? ,pfflzg 25315, ijt? if All le-2 lfQ'.f'l ivy! ,I 1 ' l if .5 gm l it il 4 ., 1 .ge 4 , 1 2 i , J V 1 ji I 5 1 RALPH WHIPPLE Frotescue, Mo. Major Social Science Foothallg Exoelsiorg Basket Ballg Y. M. C. A.g Criteriong Student Council. Pei-soniiioation of preservenee, res- ervation, and good judgment. PAULINE DAVIS Cameron, Mo. Major French Ruthean. Some day she will wake up and find herself famous? MILDRED DOWNING Cameron, Mo. Major Home Economics Alchemistg Owl Queen. Let the world slidef' EUGENIA FAIRCHILD Kansas City, Mo. Major Education Aesthesian. The fates dubbed her 'Ji.mmie'X' CHARLES TAYLOR Savannah, Mo. Major Chemistry Glee Clubg Excelsiorg 1'hi Kappa Delta. I am a self-made man. I adore my creator. 1355 3 1 I, E l 1 3 K , V, ti 'r ll 1? i.. J li' I L 4 I I ,- l i, M wc 'x 3. ' av I iv 1 V l T iv, Z1 1 'HL I., i x, 9- PL 4- H il. 5 L V F A l 1 1 I '! 1 Q, , . 1 1 ' s nf. 361 TI-IELMA LEE SCI-IONK Cameron, Mo. Major English Scrub facultyg Rutheang Y. XV. C. A.g L. I. D. If the world should end tomorrow, let me die talkingf' LEON FLEENOR Cameron, Mo. Major Mathematics Adelphiang Student Councilg chemistg Theta Chi Delta. When I have nothing to say I say it twice. FREDE WILI-IOIT Cameron, Mo. Major Agriculture Excelsior. ' - Secretly coveted by a siren. JOE M. WVILLIAMS Cameron, MO. Major English Glee Clubg Adelphiang Y. M. C. A. If he loves like he singsg what a lover. AMY LCOS Cameron, Mo. Major Home Economics Aesthesian. Can always be depended upon. A1- MYRTLE LAIR Cameron, Mo. Major Chemistry Theta Chi Deltag Alchemistg Y. W. C. A.g Criterion. Pep is so undigniiied, that is why I like it. VIRGIL LINDSEY Chillicothe, Mo. . Major English Criteriong Excelsiorg Y. M. C. A. Every whit 3 gentleman. XVALDRON JONES Macon, Mo. Major Education Excelsior. Every man has his own style, like his Own nose. MILDRED ROBISON Cameron, Mo. Major Education Glee Clubg Octetg Ruthean. Opportunity had her gloves on when she knocked at my door. PEARL MORTON Cameron, Mo. Major Home Economics Aesthesian. I don't believe in luck because I never had any. ELZA REDMAN Maysville. Mo. Major History Phi Kappa Deltag Y. M. C. A.g Adelphiang Glee Club. 'fFo1'd Halls prima hombref' af: C37 N- vm. 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Adelphian 3 Y Basket Ball 3 Class Presidentg Owl Staff. Ain't love grand? MARION CONKLIN Cameron, Mo. Rutheang Glee Clubg Owl Staff. Quiteness hath its virtue. LEMAN PAGE Green City, MO. Y. M. C. A.g Adelphian. HFl'GQllQlltS the region of Rice Hall? CARROLL HENDERSON Lathrop, Mo, Adelphiang Y. M. C. A.g Foot- ballg Track. The terrible Swede? 3, - VICTOR COY Sheridan, Mo. Owl Staffg Criteriong ,Student Councilg Excelsiorg Traokg Liter- ary 'Society Council. Poppy Yell Leader. AMY LOOS Aesthesian. Cameron, Mo. Can always be depended upon. Chillicothe. Mo. Aesthesiang Owl Staff. .IESSIE MILES Can be found book store. at all times in HERBERT DAGUE Haxtuu, Colo. Excelsiorg Jew. He keeps the girls wariufl XVILLIAM BASYE Osborn, Mo. Adelphiang Y. M. C. A. Always having trouble in Latin. FRANCES MILLER Linneus, Mo. Aesthesiang Y. W. C. A. 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M, C. A. What, no women? Y? JOE GREENWOOD Sampsel, Mo Adelphiang Glee Clubg Cornet Quartetg Bandg Orchestrag Y, M. C. -A. -'Conscientious Joe. EULA MILLER Skidmore, Mo. Aesthesian 5 Band Q Orchestra g Glee Club. Has she got naughty oyes?'f PAUL IMES Ridgeway, Mo. Excelsiorg Y. M. C. A4 Foot- ballg Trackg Glee Clubg A1- chemistg Theta Chi Delta. XVi1l be ruled with an iron hand. ,.. . ,4 , 131 .Q mi 'fy ,ry '11 xg' ' CM' I Y L, V., 7-1 ....A,,,,,gv ff, vei 4 il ' l A '1 lf 1, 45 l I ' Q 3, Q , 1, ', 15 2: K 9, ,ggxyy f fo- 2 XP-gfxggff U5 '11 ' g' 5' 'I 1 2 f' 1 1 1 ' 1' f 1 R . 1' ' ' ' .,' f f X - An-J,JLLLJL.so'a'Jaua'4us1.... '11 it fi N ,fl :JO l H l 'l ' ' 'L F 'T 1 L 1 l 1 ' 1 ' ee i425 1 QQ . 11 5 ' VE, 11 .Q ,u f, Y' .1 ' 18' ak ij Vg its rv is lf: LQ. I--1 11 ifflj ln' 1.1! K' H. in ff ig? '11 vi' Q 1 or M? E.. and on il, K 3 si Q. .' 5175 3.1.16 F...,..? ,jf li? Y Q gig: scifi XL, -'El Pl. ui., sail I1 V gin, Qi we 1-2 5 Z1 IL .11 's ,. . s LL , 1 Si! VV 5,9 .Q ggiggi allll if 1'1?i'1c1l ll! 'xl Q. V? 15 ll .fi i . 1.1 .2 me 2131 JQXXQ ill 3 E-if 1155 ik.-' iii Eel-it af: ii' JI 1:11 UL-RAL LBA' P1 L61 -5:13 TV Y V ffl 5 , Qygjf 5 Y L . HAROLD XVOOD Jamesport, Mo. Aclelphiang Alchemistg Student Athletic Manager. General has cupitulated at last? GEORGE B. REED St. Joseph, Mo Glee Clubg Excelsior. Blond Apollo. DORTHY JONES Cameron, Mo Rutheang Dramatic Clubg Y. W. C. A. Nannie's shadow. NANNIE SIMPSON Cameron, Mo, Rutheang Y. W. C. A.g Drama- tic Club. Dorothy's shadowf' FLOYD POLLOCK Y A Powerville, Mo. Excelsiorg Y. M. C. A.g Stud- ent Councilg Glee Clubg Owl Staff. One of XVes1eyan's wild young men. ROBERT JAMES Pattonsburg, Mo. Footballg Y. M. C. A. Beau Bru1nmel? PAUL BROWN Cameron, Mo. ' L 1 4 1 If 'V A , .1 Q f 4 1' lr xl 1 . Y 3 l?fQ-i.,l' 5 , Tl iff? 'PQ T223 iefxl 4 n,,.W:mAl, L, yxzsvr X q .hm LQ.. E' 'gfzxti f Eli! uni TLQFZ ll-fit wig Vw Q lil N A51 tug- m :LQ '31 lglwl yn hy r. , . w 55192. l'!':llNff'wg2 My 'P Xii QW? will Qtfug ,I - '-ji. ws hill? Sivowl loft Ulm! ,ll If J ,A -V-I ' Q l DJJ: Q4 U u Eiffwi mf-fn w',w-,T ,Mme w 5 . WW +11 ifflll rj E513 if ly.-J, 'x -, lil ff w' J my ,lr . V .A H r . ,M , W1 Adelplnan. M wg lgilxffr Ex onent of stvle wlt and PM? . v , W. .. 5 V, if romance. lg. Ls In Q.. f am. F J .,..,...y . 7 .,,,.7,-..5,5.,,-fefnei.?.?.T.f1,.i..ffiii.-5- 5 . f' A Ti EI ..v'3 g. 9 2111 gl' ff! jjigiljjihl 'f1v:,,.1f.,j 1' 1 1 3 2 ,Y 1 f , f. Y. J. 1 ,, 1- lg Q V y. lzcgggiifff ,a .gl 2.5 Fjb5i1iie4l5'rP Mui 1 ll U iggjg 6 .'Jr.unJ,m,3gnC,L:-NDCnmL,,!-,1:e.,.'r4eifa:'e.Jx.g 55 ,194 S'--'Uf'J 1WfrQ't fn ' ' T C435 -141 FRANK J. KLINE Minneapolis, Minn. Adelphialig Dranmtic Club. Authority on all subjec-ts. HELEN QUIGLEY Cameron, Mo. Glee Club. A nice, quiet girl. WILLARD YOS Green City, Mo Adelphiang Student Council: Y. M. C. A. There are but few men who know their own lieartfl HUGH GARNER Cameron, Mo Adelphiang Student Council. Source of most of XVesleyan's devilitryf' LUCY SHAW Cameron, Mo Girls Glee Clulmg Aestliesiang Y. W. C. A. ' Has lost her crowning glory. FRANCIS MILLER Linneus, Mo Aesthesiang Y. W. C. A. . Her giggle is infectious. EMORY LOWER Mound City. Mo Excelsiorg Basket Bally Y. M. C. A.g L. I. D. A good b21Sk6tQ61'.', IEW! THIS I S ABOUT To GBT Simons .f l Q 45 W. L V A, F f 1 1 11 UQ 15 ,4 N Z ,-...i Q., if lg .H L1 rg JH J, ,, ' v. ia? 'Q 'fig N N an 1 I 2 5 j HL 2 3 ' 1 f, , H SA' M. 's ,wg ,fA ' f . .Y Q f X w f , '1,'FF1 'ff '3fU qg', ' i -V if -J , f 1 ' X' ' A' ' f F1':v w w ' ' ' ,pw ,,1,,!fw-,x,,.j,Nf',, X- , X X, ff-'wwff , W xl Jw! '- ' Nl4 1 'r z 'f ,,,. . wr ,. ,, W. W . ,V 1, V V' ,V , , ,I In 1 474 W xii,..,,Tli1QIlL1. 1 9 .gi .xff':,L. 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DAVID FOSTER Cameron, Mo. Excelsior, Y. M. C. A. He gets ahead by using the one he has. I SE ARNOLD Cameron, Mo Aesthesian, Glee Club. She lost her dog. LOIS DOUGLAS Cameron, Mo. Aesthesian, Y. W. C. A. What's in a name? I expect to , change mine. I .f .J ' cv 1 .s it f I ..f 3 F A 'K HAROLD KUEBLER Pamona, Kas E Excelsior, Glee Club. Passed by a Kansas censorship. FLOYE SYVAN 1-Iannibm, Mo. Ruthean, Y. W. C. A., Forensics. HQ If you ain't got love, you ain't got 5 nothin'. i AGNES MEYER Oregon, MO. Ruthean, Y. YV. C. A. L f'Her favorite flower is the Holly? MINTA CAMPBELL Cameron, Mo. Aesthesian, Y. W. C. A. 2 The art of doing good passes every 5, other personal joy? N 5 2, PAUL CRAWVFORD Cameron, Mo. Ad elphian, Forensics. A is Life is a serious business, what Q. 1' . I 5 r .l charm hath girls for me. EULA STOTTS Jamesport, Mo IE Burnt-an, Y. w. o. A. . QQ. One of the twins. EMIL DEITERICH 'Wyaconda, Mo A Excelsior, Y. M. C. A. Full of fun and pep. Lois GOULD Laclede, Mo Z Aesthesian, Glee Club. Men are such troubles, you can't 1 live with them and can't live with- out them. MAYNARD JONES Chillicothe, Mo. Al f Adelphian, Glee Club. 2 l'll be there in a minute, Dean? ll IRENE MOON Cameron, Mo. Ruthean, Glee Club. I If her world were the moon, who 'l would be the man in it? ,i r, EW In . W YA, Y CDMA LAY Hamilton, Mo. Ruthean, Y. W. C. A. The other twin. RUTH PITTMAN Maysville, Mo. Ruthean. Dream, laugh and be merry, for tomorrow- XVILLIAM LOMAX Laclede, M 0. Adelphian. Nothin to do till toniorrowf GRACIE MAY COOPER Sheridan, Mo Aesthesian, Y. YV. C. A. Truly she hath the eye of an artist. HUGH GARNER Cameron, Mo. Adelphian, Y. M. C. A. Still water runs deep. DEAN RYBOLT Grant City, Mo Execlsior, Y. M. C. A. Abbie of the Jews. DOROTHY DUNCAN Savannah, Mo Aesthesian, Y. W. C. A. lf you leave things too long, they Hardin. MARGARET AYERS Macon Mo Ruthean. Thinks high school boys are O. KR: EYERETT VANDER SLI CE Adelphian Stewartsville, Mo. I rather like lVesleyan. BERNICE KRANZ Laclede, Mo Aesthesian. '-why do you accuse me? NELLIE B. EVERETT Osborn, Mo. Aesthesian. f'Attached to a dignified 'Profif' FERN BASYE Senior in Expression, Aesthesian, Y. W. C. A. I'll get my education and Moore too. STELLA HENRY Osborn, Mo Aesthesian, Y. W. C. A. Can I keep a secret? I'll tell the world. YIOLET FAIRCHILD Kansas City, Mo Aesthesian, Y. W. C. A., Glee Club. A soloist of fame and renown. EDXVARD KAGAY Stewartsville, Mo. Y. M. C. A., Glee Club. ' Eddie of the Glee Club Trip. My ..u,M.f.'gf .. il A I, - ' 1 if it s Q 1 c . ,dwg ,,,. , ,. A,,,,m4f,i-. .T.-W--.WT-e-:N--WV -A .... .J .....TL,,.,...7.A,:-,-TYR. f . AL i1f'i'15 7fgfT,bT'qF 'FLJQDX Sf ,.'A'-.f',4' 13 . .Q 4 X J c K, yy ll ' ll 1 I I ' 1 5 3 i 1 Jw 1 X I I D 'I 4 l.'f,'.x.:.... .I :rein I 12 s J. 1 1: . 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Almost too jolly to be a preaclierfi l FLOYDE McNARY Mirabile, Mo Aesthesian. f'Do11't take me for a boyf' GOLDIE BOURETTE Maysville, Mo Football, Track, Alephian, Drama- tics. I'd walk a mile for a Campbell. Q LOIS ALLEN Cameron, Mo Ruthean, Basket Ball, Giee Club. B1 She took Dick to the Ruthean 'Z banquet. I LESTER LUTES Grant City, Mo Adelphian. ' Just stickin' around? NELLIE FOSTER Cameron, Mo Aesthesian, Glee Club. Always has something to say? FREDERICK JONES Cameron, Mo Adelphian, Alchemist Club. 3 What, no girls in heave11? Then just leave me here. sf f LUCILLE KAY Osborn, Mo 1 Ruthean. 5 Football, L. I. D. I , Another Bobby in the Kay family. 3 HERMAN CASEY cameron, Mo 4 Football, Adelphian. Following successfully in the steps of .lohn D. Z PEARL DANIEL Cameron, Mo Aesthesian, Dramatic Club. Her thoughts are not always at schoolf' i MARION MCNARIE Hamilton, lXIO Good cheer is no hindrance to 21 good life. U EVA MAY MEDSKER Skidmore, Mo. Aesthesian. She was sorry when Virgil got stung. CLARENCE PIEPERGERDES Stewartsville, Mo Student Council, Football, Alchem- ist, Adelphian. Doc one of much dog fame? ! LEONA DEEM Brookfield, Mo Ruthean. Has to take care Of 'Pete'- ,L,Q.l,f,-C,fKi.Q A H C495 . l HOMER OCKER Cameron, Mo Adelphian, Alchemist, Band. A rare combination of Chemistry and Music. STELLA HENRY Osborn, Mo. Aesthesian. No, I don't care for Moore. CLARENCE BYERS Cameron, Mo. A writer and wit of local famef' DORIS KUEBLER Pomona, Kas. A Kansas Sunflower. PAUL HIBBS Brookfield, Mo Student Council, Editor -in- Chief Elect. Adelphian. t'Missouri Wesleyan's Collar-Ad. FAYE WYATT Wheaton, Mo Aesthesian, Senior in Music. f'The look in her eyes that lies and lies. ROBERT MILES ' Chillicothe, Mo. Adelphian. A good Fair-Sex mixer. EDNA POTTER Cameron, Mo. Ruthean. The smile that never wea1's out. CHESTER MANSFIELD Little Chester in Wesleyan comicsfi DOROTHY YVILSON Rothville, Mo. Glee Club, Ruthean. ','The Swedish girl with the myster- ious age? BRADFORD EVERETT Adelphian Stewartsville, Mo Likes Cameron as a neighboring town. FLORENCE GOODMAN Cameron, M0 Aesthesian. Likes a joke-on the other fellow. WILBERN MOORE Osborn, Mo. His ideals are high, but he runs with a Basefyj fellow. VIVIAN KEUBLER Pomona, Kas. Aesthesian, Y. W. C. A. Foxes are sometimes sly and cun- Ilingf' PAGE PENDLETON Marceline, Mo. Adelphian, Football. Oh, pshaw, what's the use to worry ? RUBY DANIEL Cameron, Mo. Ruthean, W Association, Basket- ball. Pretty good at making baskets. ' X, , wwmd AMW, 'V ,Hag . 1 V 1 Q i 1 , Q 1 , I QE if 'S '-f' 11 I X V ,W 1 -fe 3333 A Ig,-f -E Llff JW' 79 I ,... ,5..w,,. I., A g,m,,A QQ- ,B LJ 5 , ,. ,E 2-5 , .-.J '. , VE K, VM AW i ..,. W, ivnnw FW? if? ff-,ui 1 fg'E hx' 'dj 5,--4--a iii if M Mi M U as ' ,Q an xg!! ,img ,xgkx . 'Lf 'S 1,1 nv' by fl 3 W ' Wx? -4 Mi - 'J f Q gf YQ-11 he Af, 'E N ! YV: 3,551 fi Aa gm, bfi? .,, .4 , W. xii, f ,4 mf I fr swf 5 W f 'Q . QQ N I I My 'I 2 , X ' . 1 , I ! v J- 505 1 I 111:11 1 . i -1 1 'K i1 ' 11 'N 11 1 , . .11 .,1 1-A-,ge .71 1 '11 1 'eva S i ll C f A 11 1,-C .S ll 1' . K 1. .1 12 -' -ff. 51.11 11' ' ' 15 gm lrfigil 11gTlf'1 .,,..lj E1 V. I, 1 1.4.2 llgl 1' ffyj 1 .. nf 4.31 11 gxfggfl 2,111 f if l if -1 '11 rm 1 ek!! Wal? 111 the C211 12321 in-43. rmggkrl lil! I 1511111 lib., 1 1.11, 1 1' .:-fY ,U 11 121 LQ li. if 51 11,11 1,1 1.531 451 ff? 1 1 1111 1 111T'911j P5191 V. 1' 1 15, f it U' 1A ' A 1,1 IN U .- xy 1 STELLA CROCKET Unionville, Mo. Likes to read the music by the Page. RUTH KEMPER Cameron, MO. Aesthesian, Y.1W. C. A., L. I. D. She lives among the books. STEPHEN H. SIMS Lathrop, MO. Alchemist. Built for comfort and not for speed. DOROTHY DUNCAN Savannah, Mo. ,Aesthesian, Y. W. C. A. If you leave things long enough they will Hardin. FLOYD KINNE Cameron, Mo. Adelphian, Y. M. C. A. The Prof's brother. BRACIE MORLAN Powersville, Mo. Aesthesian, Y. W. C. A. Her doubting Thomas doesn't doubt. ' FLOYE SVVAN Iiilllllibill, NIO. ' Ruthean, Y. W. C. A., Forensics, L. I. D. 1 One of the water birdsf' DAVID FOSTER Cameron, Mo. Excelsior, Y. M. C. A. Good and jolly, that's David. LORENE LAWSON Osborn, Mo. Ruthean, Y. WV. C. A. Lives with a Miller in the A Dorm. MARGARET XVOOD Cameron, Mo. Aesthesian, Glee Club, Y. XV. C. A. Pd rather be a little girl, than grown up like youf' WILLIAM LOMAX Laclede, Mo. Adelphian. Laelede, the home of General Pershing and myself. GRACE FRAKES Laelefle, Mo. Aesthesian. So quiet and meek you would never know that she was near. MILDRED MORRISON Osborn, Mo. Aesthesian, Y. XV. C. A. Laugh and the world laughs with you. GRACIE MAE COOPER Sheridan, Mo. Aesthesian, Y. W. C. A. Truly she hath the fame of an A1'l1iSt. PAUL PETERS Cameron, Mo. Adelphian, Y. M. C. A., Alcliem- ist. A philosopher and thinker. MAYNARD JONES Chillicothe, Mo. Adelphian, Glee Club. I'll be there in a minute Dean. -W-,1.e4...L1. 1.1, ,. 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The thought of the many lives you help Without a single thought for yourself, Helps me to see service I may do, If to the Creator's plan I be true. , , 4 Q I X : , A , I , I I f 1 , -' I. 7 ..,. 1 .,:.. .J , I - I I ' -':a4.!.,:g:J Your surface seems so quiet and still, When of the world I have had my fillg I love to come and confide in you To tell you my troubles not so few. From you I learn to joyfully go Expecting small thanks from those I know Willingly serving Where e'er I C311 In my place help-ing the needs of man. By Floye Ernestine Swan, Sophomore. X ,. .. M. y V--V 1521 ,I I II Il 'I II I I I I I I I I u I I I I I II I I II II I I I I I I I Poosmz :J'THl3 , SUREJSA NICE ' FII' uma AT I G9 7 ' WORPEP Q vm 2 5 fff ff 7 k Q ' 'IN - -I 'XXX X I .-4' N Xxxxx, ' 5 xr STUDQRS I -' n 2 Nx f' i Z II. 35? Z X f XX Z' 'ffn . f fm. XA iid XI I 4 We N who -Z, X , ,Q ' ' -Z - N! Il VV 116 . .,.,, X g3vyf , - .III 3. 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XXV v Y Mx I 1-A -X QQ, I ' 'AIX buzz- KX ,wa A 'Xg E FW .S 'T' 5' Yr 2111: ' V A Xl . rX 'T71 ff' jffq QX Y 'Vi X' Q 3141, X 'XX 5 XX' XXX5 3 t..'g, 5,3 X ,, ,WX if '3 if? ff X 5,74 X 1 5 X XX I1 FU ': Q, V.,X x -' , 5, T X Xl, X :ff X, XX 4 l Y' X , X, L it ' A, fl: 'V XX fu? 1'-'NX V XVAT Vnff' fifj X:x + ,-1,x ,'-V1 'ix XX Xff'-U XA,-X ff-fl: 5 ' VX: ax I 4-ft? 3 X Vx? X- ft X 5,-4 ffl 5 - . 3 ...A X PAUL KOCHAN Maysville, Mo Adelphiang Y. M. C. A.g Phi Kappa Delta. 'Tis virtue indeed that leads the Freshman Class. HAZEL STEXVART Maeon, Mo Aesthesiang Y. W. C. A. Miss Herring just can't keep her quiet. ORPHAIQOLLOCK Powersville, Mo Thelma's body guard. I LEON L. WALKER Green City, Mo. Adelphian. A UA good IValker, but likes to Roe. RUBY FOOR - Meadvilleq Mo Aesthesian: Y. W. C. A. Her blushes are sublime. GRACE FRAKES Laclede, M0- Aesthesian. 'The back seat is something to be fought for, either in the room or the automobile. EMMA LEE THOMPSON Stewartsville, Mo Always the same. MARY CLARK Savannah, M01 Aesthesiang Dramatic Clubg Y. W. C. A. No wonder the Freshmen have all their pep with 'Mary to keep up their rep. EDNA MORLAN P0110Ck, M0 Aesthesiang Y. W. C. A. ' Of all the winds a Gale suits her best. J. BENJAMIN PRUGH Grant City, Mo. Excelsiorg Y. M. C. A. Bennie wastes no time. LONEDAVV Govnn .oamei-on, M0- Y. M. C. A. D 'iRecently acquired to our great Joy. Kingston, Mo he is spoken to. DONALD ISENHART He speaks when HATTIE HOERMAN Aesthesiang Y. IV. C. A. A perfect loverf' WVashington, Kas. ESTER BORDERS Aesthesiang Y. W. Oh maiden with eyes, what hidden lies? Ludlow, Mo. C. A. the meek blue mischief in them DORIS KUEBLER Pomona, Kas. Aesthesiang Y. W. C. A. Her interests were far from here. EILLEEN KRANZ Laclede, Mo. Aesthesian. Kranz is her last name, but she says it won't always be the same' HELEN ROE Brookiield, Mo Ruthean. Wavy hair allures her. IMOGENE MAGGART Reger, Mo Aesthesiang Y. XV. C. A. No-I never kiss any man but my lll'Ofl1Q1'.H ALlCE BENTLEY Watson, Mo Aesthesian: Y. IV. C. A. Nelson used to say he liked me but them days are gone forever. ALICE McCLURE wearliei-hy, Mo Rutheang Y. W. C. A. Darkness holds no fears for me with my big lover near. ROY HOLLENBEOK Shelbyville, Mo. Adelphiantg Y. M. C. A. Roy is 3 nice boy, or seems to be but Agnes says 'Bring back my lovin, to mel' BERNICE RHYBOLT Grant City, Mo. Aesthesiang Y. W. C. A. A nice sweet little girl. LOUIS SHULTZ Lucerne, Mo Excelsiorg Y. M. C. A. The Shultz grin-personified. RUTH POOR Polo, MO. Aesthesiang Basketball, Y. W. C. A. One who wore the green cap. THELMA TROTTER Union Star, Mo Ruthean. A future teacher. FERN CLEVENGER Hamilton, Mo Aesthesian. , The bright black eye, the melting blue, I cannot choose between the two. SUSIE EVANS ' Converse, M0 Basket Ball, Aesthesiang W. C. A A Basket Ball herof' GERTIHA STARK Laelede, M0 Aesthesiang Y. XV. C. A. A timid little dark-hai1'ed maid, of her teachers is not afraid. WILFRED ZIEGLER Bethel, Mo, Adelphiang Y. W. C. A., Glec Club. He met the enemy and wonf' EARL A. OBERG Osborn, Mo. Adelphian. An Osbornite of talent. A Y mmimh , A. . ,. aff' ' , K L 'J . . ' 1, ' 3 ' 1, Q Q ' y ,5-Js,-2 XJ' 55,1 ' ,. f'qvgqfywii9i .',ffi,'g .X.I'eQx4, i ..J....f ll-1,-Q.J.,..J..iJJ1.J-UJQ ,Sf .?iX,L:siL'Xk ' fy fd, .. 1' H-,.f.d.f7-, -s-4.v4., f J, N N , Jyyf,,p,X,isfX.f1,,,. -Lf'J f V X N- 555 x 1 X, z u X i . e . 3 4 , , S ,Y , ? V 'K , f , lm, , V V , i. , S 5 ,- 2 3 . 5 5 p , V, , I i J' K, Y ,M ,W I Q i in, 5' 5 ':xf'WAfg, 5 .5 ln-ji I Vt ia if nfs ,Q FQ 'I 1.-f i mv, QV, 5 : , .- g w i'X 5 ,bf-nz, tw? 2-ll sf,-4-Q , i.i?i gh, 41113 3 , z V, 'W l i g'ARk L- Y f-z S ' xi ' 5 Q KF 1 'Q la ,Vi 3 ,s V 1 i Y , . Q . 5 I A I V - , , ' , j y X, 5 ,, W w N p Y 4 , , if a ' C 56 4 4 MARCELINE FROST Cameron, Mo. Rutheang Basket Ball. It really doesn't pay to be deliber' ate. CLARENCE H. STEVENSON Savannah, Mo, Excelsiorg Alchemist. When he speaks something is saidf' CLARA VAN HOOZER Y. W. C. A. Martinsville, Mo. Quite reserved and Working hard. ever good grades on her report card? HOWARD HENRY Lakelle, Mo. Excelsiorg Y. M. C. A. He upholds the modesty of the Freshmen. VERA LOU SAXER Bethany, Mo. Rutheang Accompanist Men's Glee Club. Has taken a likeing for chemists? LAYVRENCE METZ Braymer, MO. Excelsior, Football, Y. M. C. A. A coming football star. MAUDE JACKSON Cameron, Mo. Rutheang Basket Ball. Exhibit 'A' of what student should be HELEN GILCHRIST Cameron, Mo Ruthean. De don't dare razz Helen for she has too many large friends. LAVERN MERITT Cameron, Mo A preachers son. Excelsior, Y. M. C. A. MARGARETVHEVVITT . Maysville, Mo. Rutheang Phi Kappa Delta, Glee Club. That pleasing personalityf' CLEO HARDIN Stanberry, MO. Excelsior, Y. M. C. A., Band. Seen with Long and Stevenson. RICHARD KAY Osborn, M0 Adelphiang Y. M. C. A. Following the footsteps of Robert. FERN STUBBLEFIELD Cameron, Mo. Rutheang Y. VV. C. A. Time may unfold what the tape measure hides, she may grow tall and with the clouds abide. . CLIFTON COPE Kingston, Mo. Excelsior, Y. YV. C. A. 'AA second Edison. EVELYN ENGLAND Cameron, Mo. Y. W. C. A., Basket Ball, Ruthean. 'Ev' can sure knock the boys out if she makes the effort. LAWRENCE GREENWOOD A Sampsel, Mo. Adelphiang Basket Ball. Rice Hall dishwashers entertain- er. DOROTHY CRAWFORD Cameron, Mo Rutheang Y. W. C. A. It really pays to be deliberate. BERT RUSHTON Princeton, Mo. Adelphian. ' Once a school teacher, but now our shiekf' . GERTRUDE GANFIELD Jamesport, Mo. Aesthesiang Glee Clubg Y. W. C. A. Gertrude the song bird our little canary, a great many burdens can easily carry. JAMES KLEPPER Cameron, Mo. Adelphiang Football, Student Coun- cilg Y. M. C. A. A good boy is James, as conscien- tious as Prof. Null. NELLIE THOMAS Turney, Mo, Aesthesian, Y. W. C. A. . A studious sort of girl. HOWARD SAUCEMAN Mound City, Mo Excelsior, Dramatic Club. Hokum for short. JULIA DIVEN Cameron, Mo. Aesthesiang Y. W. C. A. . She does right well for a little girl. XVILLIAM SIMPSON Cameron, Mo. Excelsiorg Y. M. C. A. We sometimes wonder about 'Bil1'. MRS. VIVIAN EDWARDS Hamilton, Mo Aesthesian. We used to 'Miss' her but now it's 'Mrs'. WALTER C. WELSH Brookfield, Mo. Excelsiorg Y. M. C. A. Ford Ha1l's danger signa1.' GRACE SCHLEICHER Cameron, Mo Aesthesian. Not a bad sort of a girl at all, and she's improving too. NELSON MILLER Mound City, Mo. Excelsior, Y. M. C. A. Girls--I can't belong to all of you. GRACE PENNY Cameron, Mo Ruthean. Save your pennies and you will soon have dollars. HARRY LONG Hamilton, Mo He is, literally long. i579 1 1, fv A S x N' QQJ :J W. w X ,Y 3 W 'K-if E H I-'V 'iii if- 1 iii w.,...,r 1, ,Q , Y A , 1 -gg viii L-,-5 I, ,,,, I --'-.. 1, EW? , Af! ls' A71 V 'TF ?i1 i . ..... 5 '.,.J ytg 'V-'1'Ti Q Q11 51:5 afggj 11:1 ,,,,,, Q' fiQ fi' iz Q , Qi? 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W W ILIFKQ! ww? gk! .3 EH? ?f9 QWA fi? 3155: 5:5 ffkkf 57: :ff LA. . - .B. -AA IE' ' 2? ff, Lf Q U 511 .gy-QL QQI 1 , , 1 , 3!y z5 X N g - , , , U ,.,,,,,.. . . . L. V --.v ,nm A. ,L W..- ...A m..,-...A..- LL,,...1....,.m., -LL m--..,A 41,3.,-.-,.m.:,:x-.:.zrzgzzhgmz.l...:AAvuuvzyfnf:-:nie-11... , ..,....,-.r - .ev L., ,...-, LAL.-. .,. ..-,...e..-1, I..-A., .. ..- -L.....-l.. ,A l 'P 5 7? 1 P Y. 4 i. l l 5- I I 2 I W rr .JI :I s 7' , ,. ., ,af .rw .I I D I' 1 I f fr i I A I Fifi. ffl lflffl' KX A' lftltf A 4 ff -., . I .1 .2 EQ 3 . . I, IQ ft .ft iw: V I , . 'fd' ,Q .th 671 11 K' . px, 1. 1' N' It N 3 ,fi J eva IV. . A, iff? few? 'Zffl Q.,Ql fe K . i ' .. T I I lo : 5 1. ! . I J I I Svii 2 Ml . A fpt-Vwxy. '-R , ' 'Ty '21 1' I 'il h 1 II ' I. I- L., L.-I... ,,,.g,.... Ap.. FV H, ,. It 1 ff I I Lf A I . . Wiki li, Az... I' J 3 .. 5 it I I I 'V ,- 1 W., f i CHARLES CAMPBELL Cameron, Mo. VIRGINIA WITT Cameron, Mo. ' Exrfelsiorg Y. M. C. A., Glee Club. Ruthean. Another of Rice Hall visitors. One must get a little pleasure out Q of life, don't you think? MRS. C. C. PRICHARD Cameron. Mo. Aesthesiang Y. WV. C. A. BASIL NICHOLS Cameron, Mo. 125711 She never gets tired of laughing. Y. M. C. A. I 'fOur taxi man. .... HERBERT GALE Cameron, Mo.. Adelphiang Y. M. C. A. EULALIE JORDAN Lineville, Iowa Cornet Quartette. Aesthesiang Y. W. C. A. lttli Music adds a great deal to ones Her stay with us was Shorty if-3,3 soul. I W. D. oRoW camel-eh, Me. trftl FERN LEDGERVVOOD Cameron, Mo. Adelphian. A6Sth6SiHI1? Y- VV- C- A- 'Wife still wonder at the size of his it After all college is a place of get- pedal extremities, ting education, you know? . u Y MABEL PURDY Het-1-ie, Me. GLENN XVARDERS M3159 me' has' Aesthesiang Expressiong Y. WV. C. A. Excelsior, Glee Club: Y. M. C. A. A dignified School molam-H Pi Kappa Delta, Criterion Staff. I am VVarders from Kansas. FLOYD MCNARY Mirabile, Mo. A th 1 - 2 I if ELSIE MCCULLEY Cameron' MO' Iago, ifiiltgsy IEOLXEO lsiysinamef' Aesthesiang Girls Glee Clubg Y. VV. o. A. MARGUERITE BRAND oehern Me. W2 'iSh -th - l'l'e Je ' ISM ' e 13 91 It S 3 W' Rutheang Dramatic Club. I I don't believe in foregi 1 - iii IDA PLUMB Altamont, MO- Ure. Work and play ii? 1:51 25331 Ruthean. measure. ll tr If She too, has an attraction far from here. SARA CHRISTIAN Rockport, Me. Y. W. o. A. NEVA GARINER T SHUIQYOUI MO' Some talk little, some talk never, Aestheslam Y' V' C' A' but she like the brook goes on for- Always gone over the Week end ever... much to Joe's disgust. .IESSIE my MIL ' . . BYNUM W. ELSTON Cameron, MO. I .Y LER Utica, Mo Aaeiphien- Y M C A fffffheslani Y' W' C' A' ,, To sleep,it is a gentle art, Well 6 unusual Stmwbelu bhmd' WOFUIY Of HW mme' VERN PURDY Iiert-is, Me. QQ? , Aesthesiang Y. W. C. A. 353' EDNA MAE PLANCK Bethanyf MO' Takes care of her little sister-.H 't Rutheang Glee Club. D Rather enjoys the 6XC1t9H19Ht Of DARRELL D. LYONS, Stewartsville, Mo. fires' Adelphiang Glee Club. PEARL SHULTZ Lucerne, MO. A fat man with a thin voice. . v Vlrlr A6SfLh9Sl8.IlQ BaSk6t Ballg Y. AW. C. A. DIARTHLA KELTNER Calneron, IMO- I She can change her name, but she Lxesthesian , I-it will always be 21 Shultz' Quiet, but enjoys life just the XVILLIAM MEEK Maysville. MO- Same' ,Ai Football. LEROY HENRDICKS Osborn. Mo. lffllfgi Sees in, Wesleyan a chance to play Y. M' C' A. f00tba11- IInpetious and explosive!! PAULINE MCXVILLIAMS, oamereh, Me. HELEN DUNLAIJ Xvingtgnr MO, Rutheang Y. W. C. A. Aesthesiang Y. W. C. A. A friend of all-9SD9Ci2111y UOYS- One of the Chemistry sharks. THELMA FERRIS Cameron, Mo. FRANK- E- SHERARD Gillette- WW' Rutheahg Glee Club. , Qdeliwhitlnz Football- M HIS affiliated vvith Standard Oil. I-Ie tackles-anything. illfw. C H Im I I I I 3 1 I I I H fe, . ,-.x , 1593 ' MERLIN GROOM Maysville, Mo. Trackg Y. M. C. A. A fast man-in track. VILLA EOLA FENDER Jillnespoiit, Mo. Y. YV. C. A. VVith my bold, bad way I know' I'l1 disgrace, the time honored cus- toms of this place. CHARLES THOMAS Cameron, Mo. Adelphiang Y. M. C. A. You would never guess it, but really a heart breaker. HATTIE HOERMAN IVashington, Kas. Aesthesiang Y. W. C. A. The perfect lover. LORRAIN TODD Turney, Mo. Basket Ballg Y. XV. C. A. She had to leave us? EMIL DIETRICH YV5'aco11da, Excelsior. The cook's right hand man? RUTH BALLINGER Came1'on, Rutheang Y. W. C. A. She likes oratorsf' WILLIAM KEMPER XVinston, Excelsior. 'Says what he thinks. MARGARET GROSS Osborn, Aesthesiang Y. W. C. A. Alchemist Club. A promising young Chemist. LEON XVALKER Green City, Adelphiang Y. M. C. A. One of the Y. M. Boys. ,,.,f C605 Mo Mo Mo M o Mo. -. - qv.,-.-.,... .. aff MYRTLE LEHR MOST POPULAR MAN T MOST POPULAR CHRL RALPH WHIPPLE W W W W .1 W 4 W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W WW W WW W W W W ! 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'if Ili il iw lift? ill all Nl i' H fl lxiiiiyii, 1' ks f 1 V.,-, H2 I , . 1'--rff' x -4 .- ev ' ff 1. .f A it i -,iv 1: L it wx.--A ff -J ii, .,, 'fx-,-Y..s, . l,,,,f. ,A i f-1-,fe--.eff-Y,-:,q!., s, . f ?i ig?',jf1ll'?.?2 lA ,--ff.. My Y- .I Y ,- 1 x P j?,.,l..:j, 5 Ljieju 27 wwf, m ev-fjflffi' P W 7, CWM S v' V' 1 - . , Q...-g:ic,,a:am.,,.., ,,.,:gT, Q ., 1,, V, ,.-5 CONSERVATORY GF MUSIC PIANO STELLA CROCKETT FAY XVYATT K1 I SENIORS Crow, Ruth Knoch, Guenivere Crockett, Stella Crow, Virginia Law, Mary Louise ,EH Wyatt, Fay Dalke, Frances Marlene Law, Paul Charles JUNIORS Dalke, Muriel Gladys Lay, Cuma 1. 1 , Hartsook Mary DeShon, Louise Meyer, Agnes Maggartflmogene Diven, Goldie Neighbors, Josephine Sewer Vera Lou Duncan, Dorothy Newby, Rebekah A ' Folsom, Alice Pohle, Helen Hifi UNCLASSIFIED Ford, Hulda Purdy, Vern l..,,,i kj Anderson, Ford Foster, Wesley Quigley, Helen ffl, Brown, Aubrey Ganfield, Gertrude Roe, Helen Bryan, Lois Gillis, Hal-Old Runion, Harriet Buck, Marian. Jones, Bernice Ghackelford, Helen gigijl Burgess, Pauline M .04 If 310311, Bernice Campbell, Minta 'Tones' L Mama' Sydebotham, Grace C1-awford, Hadleyv Kelsey, Mlldfed Whiteaker, Elizabeth Crawford, Wilford Klepper, Virginia Wyatt, Fay 'lk Wil 355-,ill giglli-X tif live? E' 'l alia Vim, .,-V, ,..,,..,a.,, , ,V ,,,. ,,,,,,L,,,,- -7- 1- , -..-r...,-,xg - V--, f..,.uv-fiqNea,e1-1:wq:-f-f-f??Tl?ii i 'll1f:'T'j::E N'-'7 ,-Jinif'-1,7 ir., 53.171 A-, Dewar, 4 -A -1 -W --aff C635 School of Expression I or ' FERN BASYE RUTH PITTMAN POST-GRADUATES SENIORS JUNIORS Dillener, Corona Diven, Goldie Bennett, Louise Biggerstaff, J. W. Clark, Mary Gross, Margaret Hatfield, Eva Jones, Maynard Basye, Fern Pittman, Ruth Shirts, Lorraine UNCLASSIFIED Kimes, Irene Meyer, Agnes Morlan, Bracie Morrison, Mildred McCullough, Adah Penny, Gladys 4045 Moon, Irene Wood, Margaret Jones, Dorothy Purdy, Mabel Robison, Mildred Sauceman, Howard Shultz, Pearl Simpson, Nannie Trotter, Ruth 'S 1 K 5 E I li 51 i il in .l li if E if 4' ij 3 l 1 ,Q E! EE l ,s i i 1 E E H , H 9.11,-e-.ew -1 s. 'v is atv' I x l I N i I n P l l i ' 1 0 1 1 i i 1 i 4 i 3 E 5 .L BA D A D ORCHESTRA Bowman, Richard Burkhart, Paul Caraway, Ivan Cox. Willard Dietrich, Emil Doak, Allen Eaves, lVilliam Ec-ton, Gwnyth Elliott, Rogler Emory, Joe Howard England, Evelyn Everett, Bradford Fiddiek, Clare Gale, Herbert Gamet, Bruce Gillis. f'2ll'l'0l1 G1-aetf, Wilma Greenwood, Joseph Groebe, John Harden, Cleo NV. E. TRACY, Direotor Harrington, Stucvky Hunter, Ewing Knoeh, Kermit Lee, Mrs. F. E. Lutes, Lester MeMillen, Eugene Neff, Ray Ocker, Homer Robison, Levy Robison, Mildred Sheehy, Howard Sheehy. John Gould, Lois Hartsook, Mary Kagay, Edward Lyon, Darrell Maggart, Imogene Miller, Eula Orr, Rex C051 Planck, Edra May Pollock, Floyd Pritc-hard, Florenee Reber, Leona Redman, Elza Reed, George Robison, Mildred Saxer, Vera Lou Swan, Floye Sydebotham, Grave Sydebotham, Orene Taylor, Charles Todd, Lorraine Urban, Hazel Wells, Marie lVhipple, Ralph Wood, Margaret XVyatt, Fay Ziegler, Wilfred 2, J if I- xl 3 ' 1-'NE M. .,. e 6 is, Hg 5.1 1:2 . XXZXQ .L lrjg 1 J 'Lal stay l'. BJEQ a.r.f,Q5 ,, A, Qhhig Sk' H 'il IW H 2 .R K l Q VQJL E .l ,.,.-w-,, 4 , + li ef' --:diy f 'P-:ax litiizgn tQ,V 3123 I' ,Ula Y.--N-iff E. nj F1 ii' Q ,Mm aP s'Z 1g 'N 5 fax' E Voc? all W L U jg V 4 2-.--fbi .ff--'f ,Lum iwgg :Mi ,cf y- ,Cla lf. W K' f if X ll ' if as - 1 v .V X ' I 2. xl, If Q K u .- Xl 1 ! , f' A' 1 4 ,if,f,.4,f,f-33.15-,.-h . M.. ,FK ,..,i.,?B,,.M,,T. ni :W 15' lill' lf Of, ff 1 'jf MM 2l7T'lT.T ' 'li.1T- ' ' ...--....,a.,,.,., ..,,..,.v7.f ,N uf-3, V+- --fp 1--ff.. ,f-Fw-.......7w:-wr--f '-'fra'-g, , i rr W 1.1 33511 V or Wow., an , I, ,l fl HliHiiMi1H5MM f J ref 5ftff2sfalwdlloliwyHl'St Q .,.L,,.g, , ,, ,wg we :1g. N ff- N H? fa ., G 1 yfax'1e. i C! 1' 1,1 Public School Music Course MRS. Brown. Forrest Crawford, Hadley Crockett, Stella Diven, Goldie Farmer, Florence Fairchild, Violet Foster, Mrs. D. M. Foster, Nellie Ganfield, Gertrude Gould. Lois Hoei-man, Hattie ESMA SOMERVILLE-SLAYTON, Director Howard, John Hutton, Harry Kuebler, Harold Maggart, Imogene Merritt, Lavern Miller, Nelson Pollock, Floyd Redman, Elza Rybolt, Dean Saxer, Vera Lou Shultz, James Swan, Floye Todd, Lorraine VanGundy, Grace W agenknecht, Mrs. XVhipp1e, Ralph Williams, Joe Wilhoit, Friede Wyatt, Fay Ziegler, XVilfred al ,if lag --M- Li' 1 .,., 13, eiifj VIOLI . JESSIE C. TRACY, Director Crow, Blanche Lela Graeff McClintock, Willard Daley, Mary Elizabeth I-Iumphreys, Margaret Shackelford, Elizabeth Eaves, Mrs. XVill Humphreys, Ruth Sheehy, Almer Fiddiek, Clare Kelsey, Ross Sloan, Maurine Foster, Jesse Long, Harry Tibbetts, Bobbie Ganfield, Gertrude Maxwell, Doris Jean twilliams, Merl lffitgg ti? Jfflli J K Yflf 'll C563 Q-, ., yn L.. - ,iii Ui .gtgylj U '. ,,.. 'A : !,X Jil. .- s J. V. ,fy fp Nth if A' ' ?Ji FY H- lhyv 5,-'v l N, Jil ., ,,, H 1, tio' SQ Q '91 gil jg: ., ,jorgf is i Vw J ?a,J l Lil, r ' '4 , .... ..,.4 C iii il: f f-J gy..-- lr.,- w :Q--. T ,LAM lc: v , , , M., , uc., u i . I 1.1. ' '.. x Q...- ,. ,l E, li , gill if . l , 1 is I ll 1, 4,1 . .., an vt., .l ., if ! W. ,gf limi 'Ugg J in 5' Stl if it 13 if-J .X- nf . ...y-ff E595 F11 Qlii 'J Gigi ill. r -5 jf .,,,,.E bil Q. l, -f 5'4 'W Eiiigl. l 4vQ! a. Q , 2 '91 - Q g?y .1 y J l ,. 1' , L-.214 -EJI ffoaaqk 3 req fi? ar Q5 5 t Q., Q, if E 1 N . ii .15 9 5 i fs li P1 'a I ii 54 V1 . , p U 31 11 l l 1 I I Y l 51 W 54 1' V I J I.- .V f J J 'W-' x x I 365 C i we 5 5 .1W I - QQ ' if ff ! 5 fmt' of 4 H ' fa -2 ' - Sig , -. ....g-., S 2'T N-1' ff '-1 0- V - , '3 ' , A 'E r ..r1mix YXQEWEEHQS ...... . - . ,....-H., , , --,...,.... ,.-- T +1 w b i i 1 4 4 4 .iff Q i 1 l , E A 4 I 3 i 1 1 4 l 1 V I ! I J l . s I i 1 I I 1-1--.............. V l M. W. C. Dramatic Club MISS GRACE HENDERSON, Director Scene from Kempy -a clever 3 act comedy drama, and feature play of the year, was presented in the Clollegre Chapel March 12, 1926. Aft the regular me.eting2,'s, held the first and third Monday nights of each month, one act plays, directed by members were brought before the club for criticism. Many of these were studied and presented at chapel periods and various entertainments throughotrt the ye-ar. Among those presented at other meetings Were: Where But in Americaf' Christmas Chimes, Will O' The Wi First Semester Goldie Diven ......... Fern Bayse .......... Doro-thy Jones' ...... J. W. Big'gerst.aff Paul Crawford Margaret Gross Agnes Meyer Bracie Morlan Mildred Robison John Sheehy sp 5 and Our Aunt From California. Officers and Members Second Semester . ....... President ............. ........ R uth Pititman Vice-President...................... ......Pearl Daniel . ...... Secretary and Treasurer.. .... ...... ll larguerite Brand Goldie Bourette Thelma Farris Eva Hatfield Jessie Miles Mildred Morrison Howard Sauceman Margaret Wood ,Wu .,,.,,,,..,q, ,3.- .......,.,..1 .g.QA.T.?..1,--.!,,-r....-,.- . ,- - . ,.N.1,- N i ' 1 1675 Mary Clark David Foster M. C. Jones Irene Moon Lehman Page Nannie Simpson Pearl Sehults 683 'P ? 5 r ,A-rf EXCELSIQR The Excelsior Literary Society, believing that all things outlive their usefulness, revised to a great extent its constitution immediately upon the opening of the school year. The pick of the freshman class flocked to the fold of the Excelsior Literary Society and they were properly taken in and initiated. With this fresh bl-ood infused inzto the organization there was a great spirit of Excelsiorism that jerked the society from its slumber and placed it at the top of the- list. During t-he year, the Excelsior.s appeared in numerous open programs and plays of every manner. The twenty-sixth annual banquet was the big event on the calendar and will long be remembered -by those present. On top of all these activities the Excelsiors feel proud in the fact that they have men holding down positions in the strongest school activities. Football, debate, basketball and track have had Excelsior men holding the strong positions in those factivities. All in all, the Excelsior year has been one to be looked back up-on with pleasure and a good deal of pride. The two men who acted as president of the Excelsiors and did much to- ward its success, in fact were the main cogs in the Excelsior machine, are David Foster and Victor Coy. 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S usie Evans Nellie Foster .......... Treasurer ....... ,...,.. D orothy Duncan Pearl Daniel .....,... Chaplin ........ ....... G ertrude Ganfield Eula Miller .......... Stella Crocket ....... Jessie Miles ....... Chorister ........... ....... ...... Pianist ............................... ...... Council Representative ........ ...... .Florence Pritcharo .Imogene Maggart .Frances Miller Lucy Shaw ............ Sergeants .......................... ....... F ern Ledgerwood Bernice Kranz ......... ................ Julia Diven Florence Frakes ......... ...... .......... P e arl Daniel. Louise Arnold ......... ...... C 111'3lJ0I S ------- ........ V iolet Fairchild Fern Basye ........ Eva May Medsker Eula Miller ........ .- ................ Louise Arnold. A short time after We-sleyan was founded, the Aesthesian Literary Society W-as organized -by Mrs. Proctor, wife of the president of the college in 1887. Aesthesian's ultimate aim is to help every girl discover truth, beau- ty and goodness. We started the year 1925-26 with seventy-four members. The Banquet, Literary Contests and Lawn Fete are annual occurences and are entered into with pep and enthusiasm, and with these have come the rewards of service, joy -and personal growth. 2 C725 'C- ' as 1 3 1 ' 1 6 4 7 1 M w 'V 1. y b l 11 '1 1 L l .p H 1 l al 1 r 1 1 i l fl F I i i s 5 S yi 1 1 4 F 5 1, 1 1? a 1 H 5 .W 7. il. if Q' ' ' l Y ' 5 Qi ,1 rf! 5 S ef' 5 i l, fi te? 1 4 1 1, K 1 i'f'Q P eil J! 5 Q... 3 i .F , V'f : : 1 ii , , l f-1 s wr tid .ie-W--i Lili! 'ff 42, y., -f A WK? c 1,1- ifvv 33571 'El av! 'FIEX1 llwfz Y' 1 M1 X M41 11,35 wtf? M11 T? l' ll at ' nfl' ,- , V Fi, if jh 1 1 'z 1 H ,V ,l P K4 1. 5 B' V5 3 r' urls-QF 21... sb, fit if Vffw ,E Eid 5 xr ?. Ti Vt' SPAM? ..,.-. lfjl lf :WJ 2:11 r,4,.g.v V-A ivy? 1:-ff .hyd iii -H j:fQQf1 I 121.-f 31 leaf. 'l sn. - nhl ., L- Y. li' 1 1, WWW fc .A W ,'1x. X, ,, VI., tv . I 2' 1 : su ' :G lx gin 1,lf,X W1 . Z tqi iffy. 5, . FEW J First Semester Violet Fairchild ...... ..... Myrtle Lair... ..... . Agnes Meyer ....... Thelma Shonk .... Jessie Miles ...... Pearl Shultz ....... Ethel Nicholas ...... ...... Cuina Lay .....,... Floye Swan ...... ffjef-y !'f:11iT-T, .. , A . . X I .. V K W. C. A. OFFICERS President ..... Sec. and Treas ..... ...... Devotional ......... ...... Finance ..... Missions ....... ...... Athletics... Social ......... Pianist ....... Chorister ..... ,K -1,5 fy .1 1732 Second Semester Agnes Meyer Elsie McCulley Ethel Nicholas Goldie Diven Fern liedgerwoocl Jessie Miles Dorothy Jones Harriet Hoerman Mrs. Pritchard N T4 ' D !, Q up wi 1 , - ,A X. 1 YP: W4 A S, 72.13 5 xy fm .- Lffri Ii Q1 :uf ws 'IW aftfij gig? fjili ' 5 VJNE fi aff. L K ,!,L AQ Tzxgltti 5 Ni Efifl Lzfii gms pig 51,353 sgiif, LM 43 'f 2 RM fi 1- 1 'lg , y fs SFU f' if? 41 3 Wifi if TQ Wa Uiiii 62111 AA? Pg krg, 5.1! 5335 Q Q , ff? 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'f 3-'E:.1..:LLg4gc.gj'ig, zwgigy' Adelphian Literary Society Under the motto Esse quam Videri Adelphianism has continued to thrive and progress through the year 1925-26. The loyalty manifested this year by the Adelphianrs- to Missouri 'Wfesleyan, to their society, and to each other is not a new phenomenon bu-t the continue-d expression of that ancient Adelphian spirit which is the very existence of our society. The reenactment of those older rites and ceremonies which cling to our ritualis-m and which are spoken of profanely as our initiation, inspired those members of the neophyte group who felt the -thrill and call of Adel- phianism and aspired to membership in the sacred body in a way which was expressed in higher ideals as well as in greater and better directed effort in all lines of collegiate- activity. The eighteenth annual -banquet, held at the I. O. O. F. hall on March 9th will long linger in the memories of our members and those fair guests who spent 'there a most delightful eveningj NVere there any of the attendants missing the next morning at the seven-forty-fivers? The members were found 'throughout the year in the high places of re- sponsibility and honor. The society is justly proud of the records its mem- bers have made in literary, atlhletic and musical endeavors and most of all -of their patient application to the old scholastic grind and the results there attained. On the front line in every activity, their modest boast, we notice, can be applied equally well to those old Adelphians, who continue to honor themselves and the society by their contributions in the world outside. The slogan Once an Adelphian, always an Adelphi.an -how often we hear it repeated and see its fruitfulness year by year. Adelphians first and last, each and all, for the betterment of the society and what it symbolizes and for M. W. C. OFFICERS FiI'S11 SemGS13e1' Second Semester Ralph Hulse -------.- ...... P resident ............. ......... J ohn Sheehy VVH1- O,N62:l1 ..-.... ...... V ice-President... - Paul Kochan TJ8011 Fl69IlOI' ........ ...... S 6CI'et.aI'y ,,,,,,.,,,,,, -.,,!- J 311133 Klgppgr Wm. BHYSC ---.-...... ..... T reasurer ....... Wm. O'Neal Joe GI'6611WO0Cl ........ ...... l fianislj ..,,..,,. J09 Greenwogd Joe Williams ........ John Sheehy. Lynn Filley ....... ,,,,,. Elza Redman ........ Hugh Garner ........ ..... Curators ........ Chorister ........ Clhaplain ........... 'Music Critic ........ .Frank Klein .Student Council ....... ..,,., .....-lJ1t. Cr1t.1c............... i763 ,....,,-ui Q....' ,-.--,,. Bazell Foxworthy Frank Klein Lester Lutes Clarence Piepergerdes .Paul Peters .Homer Ocker .Lawrence Greenwood .1-.. Y. .,...-...i The Young Men's Christian Association Cabinet 1926-27 Chas. S. Campbell .............,......................... ............. P resident Laverne Merritt ,..... ...... V ice-President Herbert Gale ....... .....,.... T reasurer Paul Imes .......... ..... . . ..... ..... ..... S e eretary Committee Chairmen Roy Hollenbeck ................................................. ..... D evotional Floyd Pollock ........ Joe Greenwood .,..... Joe Williams .............. Prof. True Taylor .....,. 772 .........Musio ..,....Pianist ............-.....Cl1orister Faculty Advisor F, w l,,4'k , r , 1 , ff X 'H ' ' 5 1785 .4-la , A.-- , - ,, .... ,,,.L...... 4 J 1 , ,Q p, g fd 4 fy r 'Q 't '. .J 2, r l i li 'f H fe--e 'ffl :, , C' if 2 1 Vi an M5 K. ..i i, , ,J ffm- l. J Ev 2 Cl! lf' w u 'Ph , 1 l F 7 t , L fa . v , 4 .I ,l , Z w V, ,s ii. ,v fi l', ri it fiialit 'ffl E ,li led? 4 fi as E iii-flex! yi ja E 5' ll M5 fl ffl Vr' neg 51, .,.. X. 4. Eg W.-ww Lf. ei L , si' I, l i , 1 'N vt lf' i rs V J , - c ii , - .3 . 4,3 ,Y-.gg 5 ,v -i , S I 5 ' .Qt Wig ' Q2 3 K Tl , , ,i ,Spitz 1' I - 1' X- I m . .Q 2 ' Qi Q , l 1 I if . Ruthean Literary Society Motto--Vite sin litteris moro est. Color-Cardinal and Straw. Flower-Red Rose OFFICERS Second Semester First Semester Rlltll Pittman .......,.. ..... P resident .............. ......r M ildred Robison Mildred Robison ....... ....., Y Vice-President ....... ....... F loye Swan Florence Shepherd ...... ..... S ecretary .............. ,...... E thel Nichols Agnes Meyer ........... ,..... T reasurer ...... .,..... G race Sydebotham Floye Swan ............, ..... C haplain ............. ......, A nna McVi-cker Marian Conklin ......., ,,... L Uhorister ............... ...... M argaret Hewitt Grace Sydebotham ,,,,,. ....., L ifterary Critic ...... ,...... R uby Daniel Eula Stotts ,,,,,.,,,,,,,, ..,... l 3ianist ....................... ....... E ula Stotts Lorraine Lawson ,,,,,, ,.... S ergeant ....................... ....... N annie Simpson Milflred Robison ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Criterion Reporter ..,........... ........... F loye Swan All through the year the Rutheans have shown their individuality. Contrary to the usual custom.s in college -circles, the reception for the new girls was held at a home instead of being held in the college gymnasium. Miss Lois Allen was the hostess at this occasion and at delightful time was had by all those in attendance. As a result of this individuality, the exact number of new girls desired was taken into the society. ..i,,, -...,..o l -,-..e ,-,.v L .R , , ,,,l ,, , ,n.,..,.-,i..... , e,c,,c . A : 7 mv., ,ie -f-----1--wwf-7'---,----wa-1-f7f----1+-f, 2 '- r '- f fy- fi' Q ,C rx ff jwr 1 in 7' 'f'7f1 'f ',f' , 1, 1 W -' ,, H 5 I, 'g D , r A Q it Q Ei 5. F' 1 turf if fel'-fi' ii 'rx Q bp -Xif'1'5 f 2' 3 1 1' ' 5 1 It X f 1 i , in ni , 2-V -' ,, i -.-. ,, ,J i I, nfl . se- -5-f., 5, my ,3 in u ' V i f 1.gg,,ri4ZiLuTat' 1 WW f riff MAY H xrsfgfea i i i795 1 F. .al V ,. ,..Y. iff' ll, J, 5, ,-X., P' 3 IV 'Milli- ' X. , ,. 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The chief reason for its sue-cess was the untiring efforts of Dean Kelsey, and the Club wishes to extend to him a vote of thanks for his labors. On November 7, the Club was invite-d to appear at the St. Joseph Flow- er Show, where they sang to large and appreciative audiences. ' The spring tour began March 18 and continued for thirteen days dur- ing which time seventeen concerts were given. The following towns were visited in the order named: St. Joseph, Mound City, Maitland, Skidmore, Burlington Jet., Stanberry, King City, Albany, Grant City, Bethany, Ridge- way, Lineville, Ia., Mercer, Biavanna, Spi-ckard, Trenton and Jamesport. This is the first year that any Wesleyan Club has ever sung out of the state. The home concert which was to have been given on April 6, but due to the inclement weather was postponed until April 22, and was a great suc- cess. A large and appreciative audience greeted the Club in this, their Seventh Annu-al Concert at the M. E. Church. The Club was very .ably assisted by Miss Goldie Marie Diven, reader for the Club for the third consecutive year, Miss Vera Louise Saxer, Pianist, Mr. Herbert Gale, Cornetist, Mr. Charles Taylor, Bass Soloist, and Mr. Joe Williams, Baritone soloist for fourth year. The services of Miss Diven and Messrs. Taylor and NVilliams will be sorely missed next year, and it will be hard to fill the vacancies left by these artists. PERSONNEL Dean Herbert C. Kelsey, Director Vera Louise Saxer, Pianist Goldie Marie Diven, Reader Herbert Gale, Cornetist First Tenor Baritone Edward Kagay Joe M, Vlfilliams, Pres. Maynard Jones Ralph W-hipple, Sec. H-arold Keubler Forrest B. Brown Charles Campbell George Reed Darrell Lyons Wilfred Zeiglel' Second Tenor B333 - Lynn M. Filley, Bus. Mgr. Bazzell Foxworthy, Lib. Floyd Pollock P3111 IIHCS Joe A. Greenwood, Ass't ,PianistCharles Taylor Hadley Crawford, Ass't Lib. Glenn Warders 'IWH?fi':5lF'f' t-iifflfeiw' - 5' ..,f.,.i Y . . luuut 'rl' ' 1, ,v J, U 75. 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Irene Moon The Ladies' Glee Clu-b of 1926 has not only ke-pt up the high standard of itslpredece-ssors but it .has raised that standard and has been acclaimed by those who know, the best Ladies Glee Club in the history of the college. The Club owes much of its success to its efficient director, Mrs. Esma Sommerville-Slayton, who gave unseltishly of her time and effort in its behalf. The Club achieved new laurels the past year by broadcasting from WDAF, Kansas City Star, February llltfh. While in Kansas City they also sang in three -churches. February 27th they gave a program at the VVhite Temple, St. Joseph. March 19th the Club startedon their annual spring tour, -giving concerts in Chillicothe, Brookfield, Linneus, Laclede, Marce- line, Norlborne, Carrollton and- Lathro-p. Fir-st Soprano Lois Allen Lois Gould Mildred Robison Thelma Ferris Marian Conklin First Alto Nellie Foster Nila Cranfield Helen Quigley Margaret Hewitt Irene Moon PERSONNEL A ,A -- .',-...- PW.-- ,...- -. Second Soprano Eula Miller Florence Farmer Gertrude Cranfield Edra Mae Planck Elsie McCulley Second Alto Dorothy Wilsoii A Hattie Hoerman Violet Fairchild Lucy Shaw Margaret YVood , . L -- ,Qi fa .LA ns. 1 fA:ffA:.,,f , -1 2- A 'ff s A N 7, A-sa-fwfr-4:-4- 'J pm.,-A L, A- 1839 , VA AM . Y 5 c 4 v E a NZ, E ! 'A Ai fy? 4 1 KY X li -A. ig! tx f' X fm fs UQ! 1 I , 2 ii my I , xx r ,sill g Q H 3 g x Q, E 5 '1 1 5 1 5 I Q I i 5 1 vi X ., is I. ! s 5 i l 3 A -Q I' ? ix ,N 1 1 Ii i YI 3 L 1! 5 1 I ,J rl P v A 5 X K ,Y X WA, .lnL.Y.,. C84 STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council functioning in it 's second year of existence has been able to handle many prolblems of the student body. It has been in a measure the co-operative agency between the students and the faculty. When in session the members of the Council have been eager to discuss both sides of any question that may have arisen, regardless of prejudice or fear of reproach. The members of this council represent the different groups and activities of the student body. Some of the matters discussed were relations of the studen body in gen-eral and particularly the Freshmen class for the first semester, election of officers of student body, members and Criterion Staff and conduct of students on the campus. Members of Student Council First Semester Second Semester Ralph VVhipple ...,.. Ralph Hulse ...... President ..... Senior ...... ......Ralph Wliipple ......Leon Fleenor Lynn Filley ....................... -Junior ........ ------ I J- Page C1ar,enC9 Piepergordeg ,,,,,, Sophomore ..... ...... C larence Piepergerdes Minfa Campbell ,,,,,,,,,,,,,..... Freshmen ........ ...... D enny Klepper Cornelia Ensign ....... Jessie Miles .......... Hugh Garner ....... Victor Coy ..............- Violet Fairchild ........ Floyd Pollock ...... Ruthean ....... ......Grace Sydebotham Francis Miller Aesthesian ...... ...... Adelphian ....... ..-... 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F... .4 'l I H.- .4 1 S. .- '1 . - iz J 4 A 3 ,nl 477-l L. . -1 4 . ig 1 tw- il ., Qs '1 gy . 6 r , f r 11 X Q2 el is 1 ll 'li f S . ,., J .. , fi - 1 . . .1 'l 4 n . ill .5 1. :sg 5 r Missouri Epsilon, Pi Kappa Delta Missouri Epsilon chapter of Pi Kappa Delta experienced a successful forensic season against many of the colleges strongest in debate in this sec- tion of the country. Wesleyan debaters engaged in 18 encounters on the platform. Of the 15 decision debates Wesleyan won 7. Prof. Folsom, Wil- bur Moore, Charles Taylor and Paul Crawford comprised the delegation in attend-ance at the National Convention of Pi Kappa Delta, held at Fort Col- lins, Greeley and Estes Park, Colo. Moore and Taylor debated, winning from St. Olaf College -of St. Paul and losing to the Colorado Teachersiand Dubuque U. Crawford entered Extemporaneous speaking. The varsity won all debates on the home platform. The ladies had a strong team but were able to secure only one debate. This they won from Park. p Other activities of the chapter included presentation of Oscar VVilde's play The Im-portance of Being Efarnestfl The members of the cast were: Ruth Pittman, Irene Moon, Ruth Ballinger, Floye Swan, Wilbur Moore, Charles Taylor, Paul Peters, Elza Redman and Paul Crawford. The Pi Kappa Delta question, Resolved: That the constitution of the U. S. should be amended to give Congress power to regulate child labor, was used in -all debates. A DEBATE RECORD AND PERSONNEL OF M. W. C. TEAMS Feb. 5-Tarkio Freshmen, here, Kochan and Russell, neg. Lost. Feb. 19-Park ladies, here. Hewitt. Swan and Canfield. aff. Won. Feb. 23-Freshmen vs. Palmer College at Alb-any. Warders, Russell, Kochan. Neg. Won. March 2-Park here. Moore, Taylor and Crawford. Neg. Won. March 4-Baker U., there. Redman. Taylor and Moore. Aff. Lost. Mfarch 8-College of Emporia, here. Taylor, Crawford and Moore. Aff. Won. M-arch 15-Jewell, here. Moore. Taylor and Crawford. Neg. Won, March 16-Ottawa U.. there. Russell, Kochan 85 Crawford. Neg. Lost. March 17-Wyoming U., here, split team. Moore on Aff. and Taylor on Neg. Audience decision to Aff. March 19-Jewell, there. Crawford, Moore Sz Taylor. Aff. Lost. March 25-Carthage, here. Kochan Sa Russell. Aff. No decision. March 26-Washburn at Topeka. Taylor Sz Moore. Aff. Lost. March 27-Emporia Teachers, there. Moore 85 Taylor. Neg. No dec. The officers of the chapter are: Pres., Wilbur Moore, Vice-Pres., Charles Taylor, Sec-Treas., Paul Crawford, Assistant Sec.: Floye Swan. Wilbur Moore leaves Wesleyan with a four year record in debate. Chas. Taylor, Elza Redman and Ralph Hulse also graduate this year. Other members are Prof. B. W. Folsom, Prof. True Taylor, Dean Dalke, Pres. E. Fl. Buck, Margaret Hewitt, Nila Cranfield, Paul Peters, Carroll Russell, Paul Kochan, and Glenn Warders. T.he chapter members are keenly looking for- ward to next year's battles on the platform and hope to maintain the Wes- leyan forensic record. . -.1 wfofi f P -f f if f l .,, ,fi,-.lw,.im.'.' V ' .f'.5i,,flfgwf1 ,M,',s- Jig, alle if ' f l 4 l J' ' 'f H -yw,4,'gJ,gQi,l ,Ni ,5,l,s,1' r f 1 W ,,v,4 ,,,, V ,ny f tsp E A X i i, I 4 E 1, 3 I 1 5 ,x 5 ' i -'1 E, j ? Q 3 af ix 4 , 1 1 A E . i 1 -X 1 5 2 ' 5 5 1 F, A Q E Z: 3 2 1 5 5 Ya 2-7 ,jg ig if e if- -' ,3 gfiflgl if ' Lfyfgg tL.f'FQ 1711 ' af 1 35 5' wffmbh hx 1 lm 'wg 1,3-, oL...,. M X213 I v 2113 sw, flff Mb f A Efli f I i A . 1 E n -? I E i -5 1 2 n 1, ip: 1 I H Q 3 . 1 ll an 'A . ,-2 3 , 3 1 i A 5 ' 1 5 1 1 u 1 ' 5 il , 1 M 1f V M fe A sl 3 5 qssy w I 'Q E' 5 g s , i ' 3 gflxfx 5 V Mi V? i Y E z g E -1 f 5 5, 3 9' K f z Q wi if b A 5 !,,,.,i :D 'i- ku In ', .,,,..,, S 5 , s ' 4 1 an 1 if ff Eff A I fr' i 1 f 521' W' if I., mi The jf I WN H We il 6122 fs-QQ 2 dw eg Z9 3 E ' -! I -1 i , 3 Alpha Zeta Chapter Theta Chi Delta Honorary Chemical Fraternity OFFICERS Harold J . Cokely ........................... ............. P resident Raymond C. Kinne ..................... ....... V ice-President P3111 V. Imes ................................ ..,,,,,,,, S ecretary CHAPTER ROLL ACTIVE MEMBERS John A. Bowman Raymond C. Kinne Harold J. Cokley Myrtle G. Lair Leon E. Fleenor Homer W. Ooker Nila Ganlield Paul E. Peters Paul V. Imes W. Allen Searcy Hugh A. Wyckoff GRADUATE MEMBERS Samuel W. Bauer 'Walter S. Swift Wilson Thomas Leroy S. Williams ,. 1 V .iiillliiiyllpr ji1,fLTg-kxQ?jZglL.fkL..?2ij'f'f 'i 3 .... ,., , .,,,f,, , , X ylvmu, .. .. Y! sri L will Y W1 f39P axA :IX fg- 5 v r r 1 4 J ,i 3 E 'a W AW U m n 1 , av I 7: :W -5 S Q -1 i 0,5 7 4 J gi 4 v A 1 .......i.. .. .g .... .........-i....n , , x, , , ., , W ,-.-f.. - ,+..-,,,i,... X Y-ij Tii C905 , , . ,... ,A . , ., 3 A, - , , -YWYY .ll gm OWL STAFF Har-old Cokely ......... Jessie Miles ........ Floyd Pollock ....... Marion Conklin ....... ....:Editor .........Assoeiate Editor ..,....Literary Editor ......Literary Editor Victor Coy ............. ............... S port Ed-itor Martin Grantham ....... ...................... B usiness Manager John A. Bowman ....... ...... A -ssistant Business Manager Lynn Filley ........... .............. C iroulation Manager Williain O'Neal ........ ................ A ......... A dvertising Manager Carroll Russell .................. Assistant Advertising Manager A, S, Brown ,,,,,,,,, ,.................... O ifieial Photographer Paul Hibb-s ,,,,,,, ........................ E editor Elellt. Pauil Peters ........ .......Business Manager Elect C919 E ty., in 1- .,, 1 ,4 s,'1!' pm 53 Pkg at ,rf 5' 6 ' Q fx g.,.w-ig 'l L'-, 2 I :sl ! ,iiifi-ii A rf fee, ,5 34 'Q l i Q 1 f la df, 1 ,V f .,.-V1 E fl , W., Q r ,Lk fi . A S A 55.411 a -- , , ., rv !i.i,,.l Lam J E: ai' ' 1: gf-.m..,. J time. .,..4,' ILM. 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Q... i? f ff W VV., in-- iii' gr-f-en AA 'f,,..,g ',X,,.S.- 5'---N in.- i, M -A-7.--ZX., -,, N. ------4,,v-.-v --, 1 I 4-5,1 hi,,J c92J ,N , ,,...g,,i.,,,,-,, .A-,mr ------,- q------ ' 'LW'- K ' ' -,bg I You ARE AT YoUR BEST Now -N ' 1 Added Time VVi11 Not Make You Younger There is a dignity in age, but the charm of Youth is Vivaeity l So, too, is the charm in a I v Photograph LUCE STUDIC 9 , I u WE OFEEE- QUALITY VARIETY AND PRICE 1 I 4 , Dry Goods Company I I ECameron's Quality Store I , DRY GOODS WOMEN'S WEAR X j,:,,N, W f , -I C939 FIRST PRIZE SHCRIIMSTORY ' 'NUMBER THIRTEEN The large plantation on the hill, the Dyke estate, was known to every- one in the country for miles around. Mrs. Archibald Dyke was a tall, aris- tocraticlady with white hair and a mysterious past, who had inherited the estate from her husband's father after he had died several years before, on the thirteenth day of thc- month. No one had ever seen Mrs. Archibald be- fore, except Uncle Billy Baldwin, the oldes-t and curiousest man in the little southern village. Uncle Billy could-and would--sit by the hour and tell wonderful stories of the tim-es when the house on the hill was filled with -company and thei roads with tallyhos. Archie Dyke had been a tall aenemic y-Outh with pale h.a.ir and eyes, but was very popular -because of his wealth -and hospitality. He had run away from home after a petty quarrel with his father, and a few years af- terward the report drifted 'back that he was married. A year after this re- port came back, an imposing carriage with .a liveried driver on the box had driven m-adly up to the tavern door and a young man with wild pale eyes demanded coffee for two. He carried it to the carriage himself just as Uncle Billy came up the street. Uncle Billy gazed with large amazed eyes at thesmart equipage, for since Archibald had run away, nothing of this kind had been seen. As hd neared it, he was able to -see a very pale lady in a heavy black dress looking from the wind-ow, just as the coachman drove swiftly away in the direction of the old mansion where the Judge had shut himself up after his son's departure. The next morning, 'before anyone was up, the carriage had driven away with its occupants, and the negroes informed the villagers that Archie and his wife had come home, fbut when the old man was assured of his son's marriage they'd had an awful row and the old man kicked 'em out, bag and -baggage, an' tole 'em n-ot to step theirifoot inside that house no mo'- yessirf' Year.s went 'by and the old man died, leaving a peculiar will with a clause reading, I leave my house 'to my son's wife, if she can live in it long enough to pay her for staying. I enjoyed it seventy-five y-ears-may she do likewise. But I dombt if she will. The next week Mrs. Dyke, dressed heavily in widow's black, moved in. She established herself in the mansion to live alone and find out the mean- I fCO1ltlI1l,1Qd on page 965 . 6941 ,,,.,.... J. C. MCICOMB, President E. E. NEWBY, Treasurer Cameron Co-Operative Elevator Ass'n Dealers in Purina Feeds ' Coal, Oils, Sewer Pipe, and all Farm Products F. E. SEATON, Mgr. Cameron, Missouri 1 1 LEIBRANDT J. W. POLAND JEWELRY STORE Furniture and Picture - Gifts That Last Framing Quality at the Right Prices Y- M- C- A- Building 9 H We Furnish Prompt Service on the Only Really Pure Ice Sold- Consequently, in preference to using ice that may not be pure Phone Your Order To Tl-los. FlDDlcK FEED FUEL ICE 'fOVERLAND A WWILLYS-KNIGHT MOORE MOTOR C . Tires, Tubes and Accessories Dealers in U. S. L. Batteries EXPERT MECHANICS FOR ALL CARS ' Phone 495 ---- Cameron, Missouri K , C957 P K V Il I i sl , 1 1 1 Yi Si 1 -. K ' I 6- V12 -7' K 'K Q' , V I- 1 9 ' 'K' ' D 'I xl-T-m'lf -'1 44--114- -I---7' ' M if-L'-1' 7' I NUMBER THIRTEENH COontinued from page 945 ing of the old man'.s will. The first night the servants had jumped from their beds, startled by a terrible shriekg but were calmed and quited by a white-faced, trembling Mrs. Dyke, who moved them to cabins a little dis- tance from the house the next day. They gradually got over their fright but still felt that something terrible -s'picious was the matter up to the big house. Littlei John Washington Johnson, a southern negro of the blackest type -and as all good negroes, very superstitious-walked cautiously through the big woods with Mrs. Dyke's washing. Just now he was living in a state of indescrilbable dread because he had -been thirteen years old for thirteen days, a black c.at had crossed his path, and a hoot owl had just in- quired very dolefully wh-oo-whooo-who are you-u-u-u? It was growing dark and the mansion had an eery appearance in the bright moonlight and besides that 4'-ol-ei hootin' owl might be anxious about him again. If he hooted, John knew he'd turn white. If he didn't have that 'old washing he'd run, but in spite of the washing he managed to trot the last few steps and .arrive breathle.ss. Mrs. Dyke, herself, opened the door. Come right in, John Washington, while I get some collars. I forgot to send them. It was the first time he had ever been in the living room and he perched on a high stiff chair lo-oking like an undergrown chicken. Only one candle was burning in the candlestick, and it blinked as if it didn't know whether to stay or go. He was alone and the grandfather clock was striking. John decided to count the strokes-nine-ten-eleven-twelve-- It mu.st be fast -O-h golly, was it ?-it was striking thirteen. John got up with escape as his only idea. In his blind terror he ran again.st the table, th-e candle flick- ered and went out. Turning he stumbled, fell into the clock, and was still. He could onlytrust fto Providence and Mrs. Dyke to get him out, and he h.adn'1t much faith in either of th-em. Mrs. Dyke came in, calling, John Washington! Why, what's the matter? Are you hurt? Don't move until I get a candle. He was not hurt and there was no danger of his -moving. He was frozen fast to that spot, clutching at something with his eyes closed tightly and his teeth chat- tering. The candle came and Mrs. Dyke picked him up. What in the name of all the saints happened to you, Johnny? Tell me. Why child, you 're actually pale ! Oh Missus, Missus, it strike thirt-een times-the candle go out 'en the hootin' owl out in the timber hooted, 'en I run and I broke the clock. Oh golly-look! And John Washington held up a folded paper, Mrs. Archi- COontinued on page 985 , , -5 .L 'psf ---iff 1 - 2 i'fp1QXQ-'fgp---f C961 The First National Bank CAPITAL' AND SURPLUS SB100,000 Member of the Federal Reserve System Your Business Appreciated The Cousins Lumber Company All Kinds of Building Material QUICK SERVICE Your Business Appreciated Old P. O. Bldg. Phone 23 ED BYERS Cleaner and Tailor Shoe Repairing Cameron Mo. OWEN 85 MURRAY Ee .Ihre Drugs, Wall Paper, Kodaks, Fountain Pens SODA FOUNTAIN 119 East Third Street I'-B,1i'kT-f:LlVli1LiQf'ff gt, if I V 21 X15 if-f--1J.ll ,pk Q9 Lincoln FORD Fordson Cars, Trucks, Tractors Authorized Sales -and Service WALTER W. HAMMER Motor Company Cameron Mo THE NEWS-OBSERVER Established 1906 Valuable Advertising Medium Because Everybody Reads It Modern Equipped Job Department B. B. WITT, Prop. ' --ji ji ifflil. ' lgffif 1 P, L f v Q 5 1 1 I l ll I l R 1 zfllilfhl Ff I l ,figs W2 igj. 5 r 1 ! s F, i..f,.. E' f LH, l , '? 4 V-.. lm, , ,. 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If you have had the nerve to stay here long enough to find the money-It's be-hind the clock un- der the sliding panel-you're not. the white livered girl I thought you Were. Congatulations. ' I Mrs. Dyke gasped and sat down. John Washington Johnson, come here. You've saved my reason if not my life. I fully believe that I would have committed .suicide if I had stayed here .another month. Go down and tell Mr. Lfasmon, my lawyer, to come up here. ' Late that night, John stumbled ho-me to an irate mother who we-lcomed him, hands on hips, saying, You good fo' nothin' black chil-e. You done gone and had time to be to Jerushalem and back. I've got Ka right good no- tion to brain you. But when John showed her a crisp ten dollar bill, she cooled off at once and liste-ned, open-mouthed, to his story, answering- with, Lisen, heah you -black chile, I done already knowed dat numbah 'thirteen' Was a lucky numibahf' - DOROTHY DUNCAN, '28. 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Y ' W' -M,-:X E,e1i'ii'-lil ,- f N - New-.f.f-'f ' - 1 1.1 ' ' 'ui I .Q I 'A' y rf I I 1 Zlgliyvif' ' N 5 ...T II. ,.,., . .1-.3i,IT-.,..:1:,. -a,,:W...,,., ,..,,gf' Second Prize Short Story THE STENOGRAPHER The girl seated by the window, with an open book in her hand, was a pretty girl. She had soft brown eyes and un-bobbed auburn hair, which fell in wavy masses around her face. As she read, a look of disguest cross- ed her face. T.he stenographer shifted her chewing gum to the other side of her mouth, and giggled. - Yes, she said, this is the best new dance I've learned yet. And, by the w.ay, you should he-ar the new record I've got on the Vi-ctrola. It's a wow! Oh, Ernie asked me to go to the d-ance tonight! Isn't that keen? I Wish you were gonna go, too. Katherine McClure threw the book across the room and looked out of the window. ' Why on earthf' she said to herself, do people always have to pick on stenographer-s? For every hair-brained event that ever takes place. the blame is given to them. Acc-ording to this writer a stenogra.pher is incap- a-ble of any more serious thought than that of securing a date, of any more worthy deed than that o-f putting. her make-up on straight. And yet, I wonder how, if we as a class are so frivolous, we carry on practically all the world's -business? I wonder how we-Oh, ther-e's the postman. Maybe I've got a letter. There were several letters and one card for Katherine. She read the card first. It merely ran thus: I Dear Katherine, I Will 'be home tomorrow-am st-opping in Chicago today. I'1l talk to you then. James. Before she had finished reading the rest of her letters, the door opened and a girl, probably three years Katherine's senior, came in. If Katherine represented Irish beauty, this girl, Sibyl Laine, was a fair representative of the Anglo-Saxon. Katherine turned t-o her. Oh, Sibyl, just guess whom I heard from today! I'm sure I don't know, please tell me, Katie. -C-Continued on page 1045 X' -ff 1 j f. f 11025 .... . ' l -4- -' -,-.....- 1 R P., -z 35 C- 'fra' if' l l V. ., P 1' Y Ei .1 fi if 1 -7 5,0 gigjggp 5 E U Q ag' ,, 1 4.1.11 'X 4' fi V76 Pg E...,,,., 2-we ..,.. ah,-Q twig lg :..: if-,-Q ,NTT . ' mu W .Wa xk 1 I 2, li 55352 tl lb G I ll fi to i is ,fn-mi 9:32 Fffilfl 3 K .iii The Winchester Store RED STAR STOVES MCCORMICK AND DEERING IMPLEMENTS .1. HARDWARE, TOOLS, CUTLERY, HARNESS OILS AND PAINT 0. E. CONNEI.I.p Phone 63 ---- Cameron, Missouri It isn't what you make that counts 0 . , Amt- Zimmerman s What You Make Stick Dairy, . -- Clarified Milk With the summer full 'ahead of Phone 287 Cameron, Mo. you, no time is more fitting or ef-' fective than the present for your I I plans NOW to SAVE and SUC- DR. C. S. COMPTON p CEED. -and-I You may count upon the co-opera- I A DR. PAUL BLACK tion of- L ' OSTEOPATHIC PHYS-ICIANS The Farmers Bank of Cameron I Oldest Bank in Town Cameron - - Missouri 11031 1 ,fri Q Efff r .' 71K 1 5 it 'l M, -f 1 2 l ffl 1--fe' 2 ,-A,. a El K., , l 1, .1 ,. .3 l 7.10 L ,p 4, L.-,. pint: xl 1. x. , 2 '5 gill 2 ..,, l ' '11 ,iff .',v, i liijii lQQ.aQ1k e el p 1L,A w,YAx,1i. 51211 . f 11, :ggi ffsfft ,nfl f -fr pi, fi?-2314 Efpfiig 3113? '1 M 71.35 'Y ff 14 'il ll '3, ,W ii '42,a '.'lf! ' .lv f A 1 Fir F65 is 115 if l sv ,, wa, ax 34 Es ,Mn M E154 lil ll EN ' lx. N. l 1 if .li iyfil- W' . . Q gil ,. viii Y E f . 5 Ewa? 51125 if J 5-ff. 1 , 3 TJ K V x . l , , 1 .AJ , D.. FN. Y l 1. elf 1 THE STENOGRAPHER CContinued from page 1023 From James! she finally said. From James-our beloved James Rae! And he's coming home tomorrow! To-morrow! The tone, though indifferent was very low, almost a whisper. Sibyl tried to smile in her usual delightful manner and yet Kath- erine detected something in her face that she had never seen there before. It was only for a mom-ent, and yet that look of pain and acute anguish could not -be disguised. That look on Sibyl's face told Katherine something that, she had never even dared to think of before. When will he be here-at what time, I mean? Sibyl finally broke the awkard silence. I-Ie doesn't say. Here. you read the card. I'm going out for a walk in the park, I need the fresh air and exercise. Won't you go along? No, thanks, I think I'll go to bed and sleep off this headache. I'm not even going to eat' any dinner. I'll eat down town. Bye, bye. Have a good sleep for me. A Once in the park, Katherine forgot all about her walk. She had come there to thrash out this problem all by herself. She seated herself on a bench, and began to think hard. Why h.adn't she noticed it before. Of course, Sibyl loved James, she couldn't help it. Q Clean, wholesome, handsome James. with a heart of gold. and an intel- lect that f-ew men possessed. coupled with good common sense and a keen business instinct! They had all three been such pals-just pals. too. until just before James went to New York this last time there had been an nn- derstanding between him and Katherine. He had not written-only this one card. And Silbyl had not suspected until' today. She had never told her for some reason, but she on her part had never suspected how much Sibyl cared until today. Dear old Sib! How much she had done for her! She had taken her when she was just fourteen years old. given her a high school and business education, and recognizing her talent paid for her lessons in piano, voice and expression. Sibyl herself had taken no piano and voice lessons. She CContinued on page 1063 S Il, f f ,-. A , 'ij for ' I 1. .1 ,fe to W- .,WMgpgMMw!-rl., -.- N.. .- C1043 Quality F irst ls Our Motto And that's what you want in a Photograph . .. A. S. Brown Photographer IO5 E. Third St. Cameron, Mo 5 f f- ff- f , '- U fI,'ff'f, 1. fliifztlfgpl.-1 11051 ,Via . V V,- , ,, , ,, W, ,,,, , W 'f, y'-1---f'-':f f-'-TT , , , I Mc, ,nt I yi , fy i f F F: I- in 4 iz jig,-f F 1, 'fi fx , ,, :Jiffy ity' if'T', ,' f I W , ' .t,,gl,,',,5,,',j,i.,g5I4,g,f,,,i5 , JA, ,,,,, .f-.,- f,,.-vrf-.pri,iifwpI pit iii, 1 , , , , ,, 1 -... ,- .-, ,. . I. -.. 1 f, , I - ii H A. f , ' ' , f 1 - ' : I ll,fL,,i,5',,f1,f,,?V-1'U 'gifkuw if 1- --will l if X rf I ' .- ' -2 f fr .' fr Y I a S : ' f 1 l . 1 f i 1 ,. M. - W -.Q -Luv ,lg 21, - '-xi, .N-if , L- ' , ,Q-.,:p,-t,,- ,,..e. ..-... -..gd -, .en . fn , I ,-f ,. fa - 'M Y T- -- if ff- fe 1 -- JV- A Y -- it ff -1.-..-,.,--..,..-.....-.......,....... ..,.. ...n ,.,..,.. v...-f' THE STENOGRAPHER CContinued from page 1045 had protested her indifference to such things, and had sworn that she could not even carry. ia tune. But one day, Katherine had come up to their room to hear Si-byl singing in such a clear, sweet voice that she at once knew that the girl had been -bluntly lying, about herself. Right there Kath- erine drew the lin-e, and took no more lessons until she had finished her one more year of high school and her business course, and could pay for them her-self. Yes, ind-eed, Sibyl had ibeen a veritable mother, sister, friend, and guardian angel to her, ever since that day when she had found her half- starved, friendle-ss, hopeless on the streets. And this is th-e way I am to pay her back-she who has done so much for me, who has worked her fingers off for me? Am I to take away her lipfu-long happiness, and leave only loneliness and emptiness before her? God forbid! Truly if I do this, the author of that article I was reading this afternoon was right. A beast! A silly, frivolous, selfish, ungrateful fool! Nothing more! I know James would love her, if it wasn't for me. He has a silly notion that he prefers me because I'm Hpeppi-er -I guess that's the word to use. And yet, I love James. Why should I give up my happiness? Wouldn'it the future be just as long for me-and just as empty? Life is so long, long, long-when there 's nothing to look forward to. Oh, I. could die for Sibyl-willingly-gladly, but I can't live hopelessly for her! I can't, can't! All my life before I knew her wa-s just one c-easeless longing for an education, for the development of my musical ability, and for love. One ceaseless torture -of hunger, cold, and longing! And now, at the supreme hour of my happiness, I must. give it up! The darkness' de-scended, and .a chill wind came up from the east, howl- mournfully in the tree-tops. Hours pass-ed, but there was no sign of life from the girl who sat still on the bench, head hidden in her arms, fight- ing one of those battles so common to men, and yet of which God alone is always the witness. ing Finally Katherine arose quickly and started for home. Arriving in her room, she turned on a light in one corner, and drew from her small desk some stationery, ink, and a pen. She glanced at Sibyl. The latter was pretending to be asle-ep. but from her unquiet breathing and moving, once CContinued on page 1085 I mIL.Tfi1fll: ,.i g'lQXH,vV-V, V Th, fy? A ,Twp W, , ,, Y, - , , I nt., F, Q, L XYNMXXL f. arf-T , I ' F, . ' . ,, 'xx 'fx ,, xv i I A. . . f as 'vw' f X. X --it i 'K I XXYWV A ,,,, .,,,lg ,-,,,... -- 1.7-J ff-' i I C1065 ,4-...-.-.. I1 ff' . ef, ffl' ,, Q, R ,f vi if iii, -1 rv iff I i b. l ' r l I .Rf V i l E. i. 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You know it's there, you can see the tiny particles of vanilla all through the cream. Nothing else like it. One you taste this cream, no other kind will satisfy. Ask! for XLR at home or at the founain. You can see the flavor. CAMERON DAIRY COMPANY - - Oameron, Mo. PLACE BROS. JUNCTION EATING HOUSE The Home of Patronage of Teachers and Students A Appreciated TOWN CRIER FLOUR -andg Everything First Class Yearling Baby Beef W. E. QUIGLEY, Prop, . .Q 5. Y Muffy! ,-gfuf, J ' 1'1i.7L.i::1Lt!f' J 4' ' C1075 ,li ,ll ll ll H E l I li l l 1 N. 1.1 ,Q Eh If pl! iigpni 'i il vt lvl wp., fl I L pf wi .51 fill yn it ,. fl 'V' -all Tw 'Al ,Aww if-'wa , N. l1.:...,j ,.- Nm ample g -il 5 - 1 THE STENOGRAPHER CContinued from page 1061 il , in a while, Katherine knew that she was not. There were tear stains on 1 her upturned face. l ' With lips set in a firm, white line, and eyes burning like coals, she it started to write. She ruined several sheets of paper, but finally managed , to write this note. le Dear James: I'm glad you're coming, and I'd like to see you, but I just received a telephone message that my little nephew is sick, about to die, and I must 1 Q go to see him-tonight. In Forget about what we both once said, the night before you went , away. It was all an illusion on my part, as I feel that it was on yours. For p now I know, although I did not then that I love a boy whom I have known , since childhood. You don't kno-w him. Forgive me, won't you? And let's I always be friends. . Katherine' ' W 411 gl I Nw ' . , She sealed the letter and addressed it to Jamesls home address. Then ' she woke sibyi. iS'ibyl, honey, I've just received a telephone message that my little gQ52lL3'l. nephew is about to die. I must catch the eleven-thirty train. I don't ' know when I'll be back, but I'll write you often. I must pack my grip now. Sibyl was out of bed in an inistant, and together they packed the few clothes that Katherine would need for her short trip. . Katie, won't you see James? Sibyl finally ventured. I I guess not, but I guess he'll live over it, and I know I will. Thanks ever so much for helping me get ready. Bye-byell' Katherine kissed her . and departed. I Outside Katherine ran all the way to the post office and slipped the 1 letter into its place. Three days later, Sibyl received a letter written in Kaherine's hand-writing. Dear Pal: i My brother wants me to go to California with him, and I've decided to go. I I'm to be his stenographer out there in some kind of business. s I CContinued on page 1101 il 1 I mm if?w 'iii mi' jj iJQfgX7i:'ff'ffiiifziigifii3 5 . 'll Li? W -I - -,x.1vxQgVV gr,-V-vlfyp ... 1, x 1-4 A.-l f108J YOUR SHOES Decide whether you are well dressed, Select your next pair here, where you are assured the correct style and fit, as Well as the best possible quality for the price you pay. BROWN 85 CRAWFORD Cameron - - Missouri WILLARD BATTERIES They Have More Punch MCADOO BATTERY SERVICE J. H. MGADOO, Prop. ,iT1 Cameron - - Missouri MARY MUNSON .li Millinery and Art Goods 103 W. Third St. .1...i- Cameron Missouri 1093 Lain Drug Co. Try Our DRUG STORE FIRST Live Stores in Live Towns W. H, KIMES p Hardware and Furniture Home of Devoe Paint and Minolack Varnish Phone 87 CamQ110n lVIlSSOI11'l FLOOR COVERINGS VVindow Shades and VVall Paper Picture Framing a Speciality FRY 86 TODD Camgrgn - MiSSOU11i K n z I s l 1 1 1 1 1 l 1 , l v 1 l l 2 1 . R s 'la I lx! rl V .gg-. 2 il 1 1 A3 3 1 4. i 3113 f U1 qt, 5,!l A 1 lx F? , 4 ,I 1 f+ 1! 3: , mls 1 l dll I TI . .5 .1 or at T52 1' Q , V11 'ff U-,,'- I A . V. E, I I .I - gf? J- ...,. lil if Ii it 1 J I 'fc 'EZ M. n fl F 1 5 we. My! THE STENOGRAPHER CCont1nued from page 1085 Wlll you please sh1p my clothes to me here? I d love to see Vou b fore I go but I guess It s 1mposs1ble I ll wrlte to you every day however, and you do the same to me when I send my address I ve sent my reslgnatlon to the boss My l1ttle nephew pulled through all rlght Katherme Three years later 1n a l1ttle sea coast town 1n Callfornla a g1rl sat ln a down town OfflC6 and gazed moodlly out of the wlndow The g1rl had soft brown eyes and un bobbed auburn ha1r whlch fell 1n wavy masses around her face In her hand was a letter a letter announclngx the mar r1age of Mlss S1byl Lame to Mrs James Rae Tears of happmess were 1n her eyes Oh Slbyl she murmured, half alo d you re so happy' I wan so much to see you and to tell you how glad I am but I cannot see you w1thout seelng h1m, and that would only open old wounds But I too am happy for I have proved to my own consclence, beyond a slngle doubt that a sten- v'.L -- 1 ographer can do someth1ng worth while, as . well as the more lntellectual . l,Qv types of humamty V' FERN Lnnenawoon I, 1 1' W- I ..,f,, ' lull? 1 5 3 1 ! , if 1 5 I H 1 i 4 -. I F F p. 151 1 . x. W 5 C1101 U-,LAMA AV h N - mg. ',..-lp ,V V N-, , - -- - I t - --1 --1---' 4 College men know what they Want in the way of clothes. They are particularly Well posted. Therefore We have to provide the.m with exactly the kind of clothes they Want to Wear. We are offering clothes made strictly for college, by the best makers of college clothes. When you see these New Society Brand models you will recog- nize them as the right thing. Loose, comfortable, smart looking Come in and see for yourself. It will pay you to do so. C. N. Stucker SL Co 3 1, ,. 1, X 41115 --- ,,,f1.1-..-f-,-----,-- - - f HIGHWAY CAFE BLUE ROOM For Private Parties DINING Rooivi Fountain Drinks College Students Welcome Open All Night GEORGE ZANCKER, Prop. CROSLEY RADIO AND SETS DAY-FAN Complete Line of Parts and Batteries CAMERON RADIO CO. Telephone 115 YWILFRED JAMES, Prop. ANDERSON BEAUTY SHOPPE All Branches of Beauty Culture Residence Phone 791 Shoppe 396 Cameron Missouri C. EVERETT FORD -for- . Hardware, Cutlery, Etc. Our Aim is Good Goods at Low Prices Um Bldg. e SERVING BY GROWING Every time an installer starts out for the home or office of a Sub- scriber to connect it with The Cam- eron Telephone Company he is serv- ing you. Each new subscriber gives you ac- cess to more people, increased the range of your phone and increased value of the service. The tele- phone serves by growing. CAMERON TELEPHONE CO. , .fx ,, .A , , . ...WM ... 8,13 . . , 41125 Maxwell 8: Maxwell Chiropractors Cameron, Mo ------.---X , ..-. - HY- -Y.Y -A-.--i-4--:fax-4--L: x xxm J, , WMM :A ,.. ,,..,,.... ., .I Y , .. ., ,,,.,.-...-. Memories NAME Remember me by , ,,,, ,, V, .,-,.,,f If-fl:--V- ff - ' M ' e f 'j 2-:if +13--2' ff '.g3::',.ev'4L4g-- f ff f, f J ' ' , . Y X W- - J,-,-, ,gf Jgfl f ,l 4, ' , , , , 1 , ix 'M g,,,--ffffv,-x44 dw , 41139 '! 1 I if 'W 1 ' . S I 'f-.5 N N1 li 1.41,-f f . 9 -Q 5 QA Ln 1 X.- Q, 5. IA.- R, . 2 1. 1 575, iff? ggi I F, item YL., .,. if T, I' fig-- f..,.--.,, 3 iggi Q S 6 , 1 . '25 ,, Y 6-. i, :J , 3 if I ,Xi 3.5 4 - 1 .VV-.vi I l, 9 i l I, 9 r I, r' ., I ti ir In P ll 1, I, E, .ff 4 . 3 li - fer., gr J 5:5 .,. 4,1 ,gn ,i V' 'Ai .3 , x 4: ,, vi , I 5.1 :jf vi. 3' ,fa ii if as, if .I 7, 1 it 1 .f U sf' 1 'iz gi L. .,,. ll .,,..M. ,,.,,.1 . ,mf it c : J': N. .,. ,,.,1 ,-f.?,.,E.5.T-...,y.,?,..,yi ,. Q. .k,',.l,,: 1, A, lf' I V V,Uiiii-iluiiiiiylr-ifF'7 . THE CAMERON HOTEL A A Good Place To Stop . The Shave Supreme The Shave That's Clean Bobbed Hair Trimmed CLARK BROS. Barber Shop All Work Guaranteed A OCEAN TO OCEAN CAFE The Place Where Most People E A T Student Trade Solicited O. L. SCHNEIDER, Prop. DRY GOODS Hose Notions The best of merchandise at Very reasonable prices. THE LEADER J. H. HULSIZER, Prop. ,Ni ..... ,..il., C1143 IT'S OUR BUSINESS Tof Rebuild Your Shoes We Double Their Life Elctric Shoe Shop R. L. MACRAE S. Chestnut St. Phone 198 Shine Parlor CITY MEAT MARKET Fresh Meats, Cured Meats Groceries, Fresh Vegetables Canned Goods I-IINDERKS BROS. Phone 49 A PLEASURE TO SERVE YOU EDELEN PHARMACY .CService Plus Qualityb L. A. WILSON, Mi, D. Physician and Surgeon Howser Building : Third and Chestnut Sts. PHONES: Office 737 Residence 737A Morning and Sundays by Appointments N..- . - -- - fn 4...-Q..-. Memories NAME K Remember me by 2f'if4-fiiff-'1 M' f-- x 41155 ,E 'i r , i, ,. x, ,. Y. l U 5 L i ,Kwon , -fi..,.,--..-A.,,iA.-,...,E V ALL THE NEWS Of Town and College is Printed -in- The . Cameron Sun It Shines in 'Every Home Job Printing, Too A. H. GEHA Department Store Welcome Wesleyan Students We have everything you might Want- . Clothes, Shoes, Novelties Come get acquainted with us. Cameron Missouri , ..,. ... .... 4.41-is ..,, ., H161 i ' , 1-:ffl if-gy' Only One Bread-That's Taylors Why do 90 per cent of the people of Cameron Eat Taylors Bread? BECAUSE ITS THE BEST Taylor's Bake Shop Breads, Pies, Cakes, Baked Fresh Every Day. Only One Bread-Tha1:'s Taylors WILLIAMS GROCERY CO. Purveyors of Fine Foods CHASE Sz SANBORNS Lee Canned Coffee Phone 520 All Girls Desiring HEAVY DATES Call 563 and ask for Glenn Warders. Memories NAME Remember me by B J A-'ef'-A f'j'ijjiifLi7!i I nm' 'WM ' Tig Wag-Lfwgu ij fff , 11171 fig 51353 Miki ,ff-X ,f-- --1 .-...A Nw.-YZ . ... W A .4 .- ff , 2 f Q' x i ,-.rn 1 V 1' Z fpf-His x , H , -. T. . in :V , 5 - I Hole-Proof Hosiery For Men and Women 're J ixaf. 5 AJ . G , 5, 'i,if'rg L14 Ffiw Fl, J if 1 , - 1 Q 2 A- is 2 at el .Qi Y W ni exggii 1 iililff 2,5 L, 'E s is 5 l 2- F ,4V.,l 3 - 1, ,M Qlif1:qli gi .Qi is .We 5 2 I 4 lam 2 gsm ,U -1. J, um. ls.,,g ' i 1 ,.-A.. .. ig ll lfvi 1 . lx - xl,-..- 133 .xfrnq 1 5 V? l ,, ,Q sf fx. 1. 1 1 1 3 H i Q E' A il h 5 fi W 1 l ig Ii il if E 1 s' il l 5 'te A, to fjiijf Y E 5 f Yfflfl pr if . 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