Northwestern Oklahoma State University - Ranger Yearbook (Alva, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 94 of the 1925 volume:

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We | � , 7 Ka af : � Ren, + ‘ Tae a Mays AN wes Aud L om i = i J a ) —i Ase aA. : e y £ - ) aa —- « ; ' oe . y “, 7 A a A ADMINISTRATION BUILDING Page 2 SCIENCE HALL The Staff feels that the Annual would be incomplete without an acknowledgment of their indebtedness to the students and business men whose co-operation has made the 1925 Ranger pos- sible, HEROD HALL oreword of the Staff in compiling the present It has been the aim volume of The Ranger to preserve, in a manner, the doings and savings at Northwestern, during the year 1924-25. future time this volume provokes pleasurable If at some recollections our purposes will have been accomplished. Page 3 101207 is 2 == : = cle [ = | ered oe aa ee J Ty tt eI . r F = ry = SCIENCE HALL The Staff feels that the Annual would be incomplete without an acknowledgment of their indebtedness to the students and business men whose co-operation has made the 1925 Ranger pos- sible. Page 2 HEROD HALL foreword It has been the aim of the Staff in compiling the present volume of The Ranger to preserve, in a manner, the doings and savings at Northwestern, during the year 1924-25. [If at some future time this volume provokes pleasurable recollections our purposes will have been accomplished, Page } 101207 Dedication To Miss Minnie Shockley, Dean of Women in appreciation of her sincere interest in the welfare of the students. This Volume of The Ranger is respectfully dedicated, Pawe ¢ Miss MiInNir SHOCKLEY Dean of IHomen Page § J. P. Barrenevera, President. President Battenberg came to the helm of Northwestern in 1919. During the six years of his administration he has come to be numbered among their friends by a host of students. His genial disposition and efficiency as a school executive will long be an in- spiration to those students who go out from Northwestern this year to take their places in the affairs of the state. The staff feels that they are voicing the sentiment of the entire student body and the alumni when we express the firm belief that sueceeding years under his ad- ministration will be even more beneficial for the school than the past. Page 6 a THE RANGER ’25 Faculty Top row: J. V. L. Morris, $. C. Percerunt, U. J. Grirrrru, Second row: Miriam BowMan, Lucite Burter, Oraulin Terri, Lots SKELTON, Third row: W. H. Woop, StanLtey May, H. L. Hatt, F, S$, Wyatt. Bottom row; E, B, L. Harpy, Minnie SHockiry, G, M, Lisk. Page 7 ee THE RANGER’ 25 Faculty Top row: ETHEL SAMUELS CRUMP, WILLIAM A, RANCK, ANNE WILKE, Second row: ‘T. C. Carter, ELEANOR Wykorr, OLLIe SHarruck, Joun MicCorMick. Third row: G, W. Louruan, G. C, JAcKson, IsApeLLe Veazy, T. A’ PATTerson, Bottom row: OLGA BRUNSTETTER, PEARL LinKHART, A. G, VINSON, Pave THE RANGER ’25=———— — Faculty J. P. BATTENBERG, President Ss. C, Perceruntt, A. B., A, M. Dean, Professor Economics A. G. Vinson, B. S, Professor Agriculture T. C. Carrer, A, B,, A. M. Professor Biology G. M. Lisx, A. B., A. M. Professor Physical Science U. J. Grurrira, A, B., A. M. Professor English W. H. Woop, A. B., A. M. Professor Elementary Ed. J. V. L. Moret, A. B., A. M. Pu. D. Professor Secondary Ed. H. L, Haun, A. B, Professor Mathematics OTALLIE Territ, A. B., A. M, Professor Foreign Language OLLIE SHATTUCK, B. §, Professor Home Eco. MIRIAM Bowman, Pu. B. Professor Expression LucILLE But.er, B. 5. Professor Art M. E. Woon, A. B., A. M. Director Extension STANLEY W. May, A. B. - Professor Manual Arts Frank S$. Wyatt, A. B., A. M. Professor History ANNE WILKE, A. B. Critic ISABELLE VRAZEY, Critic PEARL LiInKHART, A. B, Critic OLGA BRUNSTETTER, Critic E. B. L. Harpy, A. B. Professor Music W. A. Rane, A. B. Librarian MINNIE SHOCKLEY, A, B. Instructor in History and English THOMAS A, PATTERSON, Professor Band and Orchestra ETHEL SAMUELS CRUMP Supervisor Penmanship Naomi Kenner, A. B, Assistant in History G. C, JACKSON Reeistrar Low SKELTON Professor Piano ELEANOR Wrkorr, B, §., Assistant Home Economics Joun McCormick Director af Athletics G. W. LouTHAN, B., §. Assistant in Phys. Se. Page 0 THE RANGER ’25 IN HONOR OF SIGMA SIGMA SIGMA SORORITY At the beginning of the annual sales campaign, the Staff offered special recog- nition to the organization securing the largest number of subscriptions to The Ranger. A check up of sales records at the close of the campaign showed that this honor goes to the Sigma Sigma Sigma Sorority The 1925 Ranger Staff takes pleasure in acknowledging by means of this honor page, their indebtedness to the Tri-Sigma Sorority for their invaluable help and co- operation, Page fo SE . . 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Ha i es 7” ¢ , his k WeSNLTRI ig te nel ‘ Ny a ; aY me, i MTD 55.6. P any iscie Ath 4, es u a [ “Ay x | Se ive hel ae male aby Iie a ‘ai . er ; fae ? “Vay ye ie reel, he RE ST EN EW) | ' PIM e te co ; Li Sa) ES aT aes cs ayiteen Tah iM ais ih te yin Ri x is iy Ai Ate WAS Sip AL Senay hrs sali gaan ev Rul AD Vie heashiy ee He he ‘ a) bi Vo, on LIEN bet ht (re ee oh De) Ye a i ‘ s ry t ‘ ® ‘ vay ee “a lea 5 ie ity ites ate | ae Ps aide e ay u ‘Al val i in : LK: if ity al ah a a 7 ; fenil io meat f | ) ie in ni es Ae Mee Naik iy sil aad the - THE RANGER ’25 Seniors PHILLIPS NOAH A. B. Social Science Class Pres. '23, ‘24, '24, Tuff Knutts, ‘24-25, Ass't Mer. Rang- er ‘24, MILDRED FREI A. B. History Pi Kappa Sigma, Pres, Philo- mathean, Glee Club, Kiwanis Scholarship. RUTH WHEATLEY A. B. English Philerian Club, Y. W. C. A. Home Eco. Club, Ranger Staff 25. JAMES RYAN B. S. Education N. N, D. C, Pi Kappa Delta, V-Pres. Senior Class, Ranger Staff. MILDRED RITCHEY A. 5. Delta Sigma Epsilon, Philo- mathean, Y. W. C. A. WILLIAM CARPENTER A. B. History Tuff Knutts. MRS. CECIL WILHITE A. B. English Delta Sigma Sorority. WINEVA FANNING Alva High, Panhadle A, M., Pi Kappa Sigma, Sat. Nite Club. EVERETT COSART Bb. 5. Education Pi Kappa Delta, Phi Beta Sigma, N. S. N. D, C., Ranger Staff ‘2s. Page 1} - THE RANGER ’25- Seniors M. FLOYD AMES A. B. Science ‘Tuff Knutts, Pres. Junior Class, GRETA WILKINSON A. B. Foreign Language Tri Sigma, Sat, Nite, Glee Club, Quartette, Girls’ Trio ’24, Ranger ‘25. RUTH GIBLER A. B. History Pi Kappa Sigma, Sat. Nite. JOHN ABBOUD B. . Education P, D. C. B, B. '18, Stock Judg- ing Contest. KATE ROBISON BILYEU A. B. English Reporter Class ’25, Pres. Phi- lerian, Home Eco. Club, ALBERT A. BECKER A. B. Social Science Football K. U. '23, Footbal! Bethel ’21, Baseball! ‘ar, ETHEL SAMUELL CRUMP A. B. History Pi Kappa Sigma, Home Ee. Club, Inst. Penmanship. VELLA FRAZEE B. S. Math. Shanafla Music Club, GLENN W. MORRIS Northwestern Mgr, '25, Ranger Mer. ‘25, Tuff Knutts, Alva High, Okla. A. M. Pave Ig THE RANGER ’25:° Seniors ROY DANIEL B. S. Biological Science Phi Beta Sigma, Glee Club Quartette, P, D. C., Tuff Knutts, Basketball '25. MARY ANN COLLINS A. B. Foreign Language Philerian, Philomathean, Grad, Alwa Music Consv. RUBY ISBELL B. S. Home Economics Home Eco. Club, Shanafla Music Club, Philomathean. GECRGE CLARK A. B.. History N. S, N. D. C., Debate ‘a2. AMATA CAMP A. B, Math. Phi Beta Sigma, Alpha Sigma Alpha, Philomathean, V-Pres. a4. GECRGE BAXTER B. S. Education N. S. N. D. C., Glee Club, Quartette, Tennis Club. MARGARET ALLISON EAST A. B. English ANNA INGLE B. 5. Home Economics Philomathean, Home Econom- ics, MARCUS WEBSTER Pres. Juniors ’24, Pres. N. 5. N. ‘24, Tuff Knutts, Scroll, Treas. Pi Kappa Delta ‘24, De- bate ‘24, Mgr, Northwestern '24. Page 15 THE RANGER ’25= = Seniors DAN EICHMAN Glee Club ‘25 ESTHER LAGRONE Delta Sigma, Tennis Club, Home Economics Club. EDYTHE STOWE B.S. Home Economics Home Eco. Club. GLADYS RICE A. B. Foreign Language Pi Kappa Sigma, Sat, Nite. JEAN C, BATTENBERG A. B. English Pi Kappa Sigma JOHN E. HOBBS A. B. Social Science Pi Kappa Delta, Debate ‘23, Tuff Knutts, N. N. D.C. GECRGE MILLER A. B. History Pi Kappa Delta, P. D. C., In- ter-Club Debate ‘22, Inter-Frat. Debate ‘23, Tennis Club, Page 16 THE RANGER °25 = SENIORS Officers CinnsuSpensor cen 22. 5. ee Miss Minnie SHockiey S20s MO PONSO Pee ee ee. ee Ma. UJ. Gaiverca RREMIGONG a ame ea oe en Puiturs Noau Wine PYbsidentia ar 5 abc aks e eee Jamrs C, Ryan Secretary—Tressure® 6 oe tet weenie Karn Hearon ROOM GKi tere eae he Kare Bityvev Motto When Clouds Are Black, “Smile” Colors Red and Black Flower Rose LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT Mina Mae Hudson bequeaths all her collegiate sport clothes to Alberta Wood- ward. (Might use ‘em for doll clothes.) Albert Becker bequeaths his many refined and manly characteristics and sweet disposition to James Z. Martin. Wineva Fanning bequeaths her fiance to Ruth Arthur. (Take good care of him Ruth, he’s wonderful and precious. ) Anna Eller bequeaths her text on “Beauty Hints,” together with a sample jar of beauty cream to anyone. Mrs. Battenberg wills to Juanita Smith “her gift 0’ gab.” Marcus Webster wills to Mort Welch his social duties and all social engage- ments after May 22, 1925. Ethel Samuel Crump bequeaths to G. C. Jackson, one 1 Spencerian. Mildred Ritehey bequeaths her secret formula for red hair to Helen Pangburn. Hazel Simon bequeaths to Wayne Ballard her precious chum, Adah Mae Gal- breath. Edythe Stowe bequeaths her ability as a solo dancer to all lovers of the art. Opal Trever and Alice Taylor jointly and individually bequeath their un- godly racket to Brooks Bicknell. Gladys Rice bequeaths her power to remain silent to Vida Davis. Ruth Wheatley bequeaths to Juanita Smith her ability to live without talking. Greta Wilkinson bequeaths to Buick Auto Corporation her patented trade-mark “When Better Bodies Are Built, Buick Will Build Them.” John Abboud bequeaths to Prof, “Pat’’ Patterson, his beloved pipe. (Hold vour nose Pat.) Mayme Reid bequeaths her “Lessons in Reducing” to anyone having a good phonograph. Margaret East bequeaths her ability to be positive or to remember anything to Opal Burket. Frank Reid joins in the bequest of his wife, Mayme Reid. (Quod vide.) Page I7 ee THE RANGER ’255 ——— John Hobbes bequeaths “The Firecracker of Capron High to Orville Cameron and Glenn Morris. Phillips Noah bequeaths to any who may desire the same, his histrionie ability, especially in Negro Minstrel selections, his supple grace and sense of rhythm. James C. Ryan bequeaths to Eugene Ellis, all and sundry his various hats (especially derbies) to enable the aforesaid Ellis to better portray the Yiddish character, Kate Bilyeu bequeaths to those appointed on committees (although appointed thereon) and making the rest do the work while she takes the honor. Amata Camp and Vella Frazee, jointly, bequeath to would-be vaudevilists, their ability as interpreters of the “Highland Fling.” George Baxter bequeaths to Signor John MeCormick, tenor, his superb voeal ability, less, of course, his ability to read music, not knowing anything about that, William Carpenter bequeaths his patented ‘‘mustache grower” to Floyd Ames. Mary Ann Collins gives and bequeaths to Margaret Talley her “dating” ability. George Clark bequeaths to Historical Society of N.S. 'T. C. his medals, eups and ribbons won in athletic contests, Everett Cosart devises to Irvin Smeltzer his K. P. talents. Arthur Criswell devises all gambling paraphernalia to Nellie Drake. Mildred Frei bequeaths her spring hat to Mae Roberson. Earl Heaton bequeaths his set of boxing gloves to Orville Cameron. (You'll need ‘em, Orville, after this Ranger comes out). Ruth Gibler bequeaths all desire she may have had to become a nurse to Muriel Stewart. (Stick to teaching, Muriel, it’s not near so hard), Fred Drake gives, devises and bequeaths to all subalterns his service stripes, chevrons, epaulets, sword, John Brown belt and all other official insignia of his rank in the Senior Boy Scouts, save and except his shiny brass bars. Roy Daniel bequeaths his ““Lion’s Den to N, S. 'T. C. for a menagerie. h q 5 Dan Kiechman devises his erudite and scintillating vocabulary and pronouncin s : 2 ability of the English language to Miriam Bowman. Anna Ingle bequeaths her “Gloria Swanson bob” to Ruth Hutson. Willis Jobes bequeaths his laziness to Omar Hill. George Miller the shiek, bequeaths his persuasive powers, his linguistic ability, his love of adornment, his technique, his love of the beautiful and his marvelous re- sources to Albert Brown, Page 18 . THE RANGER ’252 Juniors MILDRED McDANIEL Louris Hurr ALTHA BAXTER STELLA RutH MYERS JounN McKINLEY IpA WILLIAMS Rura McCormick RAY FERREL MarGarer TALLEY MAYFAIR DOUGLAS (CHARLES SLEMMER Rure ARTHUR Bruce AUSTIN CARL KREIGER JAMES MARTIN Jesse ADAMS MARVIN BURKET Mary Hurr Rutru HepecocKk Pare 10 ‘THE RANGER ’25- Sophomores 3 ae Sis r od a = a rs Files a we 2, = : a + Sige oe OR = Rog ' ji = ge ey) Ae ee ALVIN MIDDLETON Marion DUNNING ORVILLE CAMERON DorotHy EAstT MarR HILL BLANCHE Woopwarp WAYNE BALLARD LOUISE GLASER FIELDEN CREECH LUCILLE Moore CFERTAVERA STRICKLAND MERLE TALLMAN KRuTH HALL EDWARD FIEGEL VIOLET BOWMAN ELSIE WILCOX LENORE SHAFER JAMES OXLEY FRANCES WeEsT MILDRED KIMMEL INEz STRONG VERNA ‘TREVOR ARTHUR GRIGGS MINNIE WESLEY Mary RUMSEY Mary Atice Heprick AMELIA HuGHES RuTH Hutson Harry Hoover LEONNA ELLEDGE ReEVA JEAN LILLY BEULAH GRAVES (GRACE SEIFERT (GLADYS SHRADER MYyRLE PATTERSON Lucy WRIGHT IRENE HACKETT (CHARLES RITCHEY Mya.e J, STEWART NAOMI OWEN DorornHy CLARK BERNICE BLAIR I Lossie STRICKLAND Dean JAcoRS CLIVE ROBINSON MitprRep McCArFERTY WHILBERT INGLE RutH McHare Jennte HUMPHREY WILLIAM HUNEKE ALBERTA WoopwaAkrp Fay Hwusea.e Vipa DAvIs ALICE STARK Mary FRANCIS MIGNONETTE WATERMAN GLADYS TUCKER ESTELLA GRAY LENA NEWMAN PEARL KEIFFER MARIE WENGER RACHEL MAULSBY MILDRED BUTLER Iris INGLE DELILAH KECK OLIVER INGLES RutTH HENDRICKS Miriam MASSINGALE VERNA SNEARY THE RANGER ’255 Sophomores i 3 . Sle i ae. ee T's = . ad = = = 7 ae ie Ee! ys S | ox TES | Ms q — - ie oP wg ey 0 tem ry ee vw “3 ia yl - = —— ct = % 5, Page 27 Page 22 THE RANGER ’25 Freshmen JAmes Lisk GFERTRUDE DEVALL HomMerR REYNOLDS MARY PETERS MaAryY BURNS Rupy DRAKE Jay McCrure NELLE SHEDDY CLARA LOUSIGNANT HorAceE BEEGLE RUTH FREY Rupy Frey KELVIN McCNAMEE ALpRA WRAY HELEN Day FRANK LANDER OPAL BURKE PAUL GRAHAM ELLA YORK LUCILLE. Morris LEONA RICKNER IRENE Happox May Drier Amy Ester SELMA HARZMAN ESTHER SCHWEIGER KENNETH McCLaIn NEARTINA NoORTHUP ELsie GRAHAM CLARENCE EAGAN Wrynona BEEMAN EvVeLYN Lirze. MiLtprep McGoLpEN WALTER HENDRICKS James A, HEeNpRicKs WILLIAM HENDRICKS LEAH LEAREU RuTH DAVENPORT QOpaL DAUTEL MPAMIE MENDENHALL Howarp KEFFER EULA CALLISON FRANK CARRIER JUANITA SMITH MINNIE LEE ANDERSON HAROLD ATKINSON EVELYN VORESS Roy Hoorer MILDRED SHRADER WeEsLeY SIMPSON Bessig REED Low VAN DoREN Frep A. RoUsH LUCILLE Murrow Tep JULIAN PANSY ANDERSON Freep HAWORTH Inez McMuRTERY Lee ADAMS Erma MecDAnlcLs CLAUDE SHATTUCK Eva AMES PauL HUGHES OMA DANIEL CHARLES TUCKER THE RANGER ’25:' Freshmen Page 23 Pave 24 a PAAR TE itil Freshmen het : I f 5 Bee ah 1 ee ok A THE RANGER ’25 ry LEO Brown LotA DRAKE JOHN VALENTINE DororHy Dopp jim Gutsr CHESTER ELMORE RussELL ELMORE GLADYS REEDY FAYETTE ELMORE ANNA SACKET (GEORGE BAXTER FLORENCE ASHBY DoroTHy KREI T. R. Monroe Mrs. G. T. PARKER A. T. JOLLY FrepA DEGEER ALBERT BEEMAN Titty ALLEN MILDRED FISHER PAUL SURFACE ALFRED Brown THORNTON RICE NEVA ANDERSON SAM RIGGS WILLA WARD Retra JACKSON MABEL FARGO 5. D, PYLe PAULINE VAN ANTWERP MyrLeE ANDERSON THE RANGER ’25 High School Dee L. ANDREWS GAYLORD JOHNSON FERN NEAGLE BERTHA MEYER (sLADYS ROSE LESTER BLoyD ANNA HAACK Eppig BrRicKMAN WILMA YORKE LEONARD BERGEN (JERTRUDE REA MAXINE DAvis RuTH HUNNISTON CLARA COLES CLAUDE CLOTHIER FERN SMITH Pears. DIeTz Roserrt A. SMITH A. W. HILTERBRAND VERNEL HILTERBRAND FAY FAULKNER ALBERTHA RUDY ALBERT BROWN Fern Cox MARGARET MERRISS ArTA HALL MEAD CLARKE J. D. Sape Pawe 25 101207 THE RANGER ’25 High School FRep EGNER Harry WHULLIAMS ASBURY EBERSOLE ETHEL INGLES VINA GrOURLEY LuTITIA SCHMITT GOLDIE SCHMITT CLirrorp PoTrTrer ELSIE FSHBAUGH RACHEL PERKINS ETHEL CHRISTENSON BERNICE CHRISTENSON OLA CARPENTER EpNA FISHsAUGH Bessieé LILLY Louise FASH ENID FISHBAUGH ELLA HAIGHT EpwArRD RAUH AMELIA MaAe MILLER RAYMOND POTTER Lois HIGHLAND THEDA KEITH Brooks BICKNELL PRESTON CHAPIN Mary SCHMITT 6 hs rah fee el ' mt ‘Cat “A ; ' Aled tn Mae Tre 49 abs si eet Y a al Os OA TE nd tse yy , + Ais ieee Why Gy - rad 4 A . ‘ : by te , } aan yu a) sites te 4) ape ss oy ; : , )) Wes wna ive ay i i horn d ) ts ex) vies iF Shia aor ek ey ah RC Cay cay nS 4 . tc Fe § hoe j ti ¥ ¢ 5) . a N — ; = Ip ' phe ry, — “vw ¥ “ win) ett . ” ( iu oe ASF shat, ‘ ' 2 a a’ jvrk ee 8 Piet pint! 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STE an 1) ae Hes bad in iat : 4 wh. tA)? War's wal . anil pecs iat bie Sue Vy Ree sara Rey pie Sea + ' ' ETE US le iia de iy beg ley reo i hes rn SEA Ny TAO a ec . DS Ama a 3 fisea ce shma Gia ris ree ise pone 4 TEM De Lae, Se ec otal poe aN ie pet : Ast) be nef Abs bf ny 7 ay ‘UY. ie i aie oh Hi ) at tea) ig} t A Sd eis me aH Me SB en m is a ; ; : Gh hh a vs i ai mee : rays sitet f 7 ox ™ ay Mb Mi as el be wr nit Kara THE RANGER ’25= = Football Joun McCormick, Coach. N. W. 6 Canyon 20: Ny OW. 38°. ©... G, ¥ Ni W: 00: B. U. 10 )06ON. W. SOO Tulsa 0 N. W. 54 A. C. C. O N. Ws @ BE. €, � 20 N. W. 7 St. John Q N. W. 12 N. E. 0 Ne We S Oe PS: 6 Totals 101 63 Drawing from perhaps the first year men ever seen at Northwestern Coach Me- Cormick built, around the veterans Middleton, Ballard, Eubanks, Buckles, MeKin- ley, Heaton and Hamburg, a football machine which proved effective thruout the entire season. The feature of the opening game, against Canyon State Normal, was the stellar line work of McKinley and Shafer. Reed Coldiron’s ability to run a team on the field was demonstrated in the Shawnee game. This game also demonstrated that in Westfall the team had a center who was equal to all occasions. The first home game, with A. C. College, was featured by the great runs of Anglin who dodged and twisted his way thru the Kansans for five touch-downs. Hamburg’s only play in this game was a thirty yard run for a touch-down, in which he received an injury which put him out of the game for the rest of the season. The season was finished at home with Northeasterns as victims and the entire line starring, Page 29 THE RANGER ’25: ALVIN MippLeTon, Captain MARION ANGLIN, Captain-eleet Tackle, All-state Half-back WAYNE BALLARD REED CoLDIRON EArt Heaton Tackle Quarter-back End Honorable mention All-state Honorable mention Page jo —— HE RANGER O25 Joun McKINLEY Vere NALL RAYMOND WESTFALL Guard End Center E. W. HAMBURG A. M. Roperrs LANCE EUBANKS Full-back Haljf-back Guard Honorable mention Pave fl Page 32 CHARLES TUCKER Guard Carat SHAFER Guard THE RANGER ’25° Ir, W. Co.ptron Guard : oe = cng he th. Se ee ars a ROE BH hei DEAN JACcOoRs Half-back Ervin GLascow Tackle ARTHUR GRIGGS End Se cen tee RANGER ’25 Basket Ball Top row: Hearon, Capt, Guard, BALLarD, Guard, Nites, Center, ELLorr, Genter, WELCH, Guard, McCormick, Coach. Bottom row: ANGLIN, Guard, MCCLAIN, Forward, MARTINEY, Foravard, CRISWELL, Guard, BRAND, Forward, Jan. Jan, Jan, Jan, Jan, Jan. Jan, Jan, Jan. Jan, Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. eb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb, Feb, — es TInao te @ +1 ow ee 2 = -—= ea] ia ts Li = 2 wt =I Oo — == — Rangers—34 Rangers—35 Rangers—36 Rangers—+2 Rangers-—32 Rangers- —28 Rangers—37 Rangers—41 Rangers—35 Rangers—29 Rangers—35 Rangers—30 Rangers—26 Rangers—22 Rangers—28 Rangers—31 Rangers—42 Rangers—56 Rangers-—32 Rangers—26 Results of Games Played Fairmount—28 Ff airmount—42 Halstead—28 Hutchinson—+40 lairmount—41 Fairmount—+t7 ‘Tonkawa- ‘Tonkawa Tonkawa- ‘Tonkawa— O. c. G.—tI1 Phillips—14 Halstead—19 Halstead—19 Phillips—25 Phillips—25 0. C. C—12 G. , G- -15 Tulsa—18 Tulsa—? = THE RANGER ’2S5. Track Team Top Row: Kerra, WestTratt, LANCASTER, GINDLESBERGER, McCormick, Coach, MONROF, HuGHes, Mounts, BRAND, Bottom Row: Hitt, ANGLIN, MippLeron, Carrier, Roperson, Roserrs, EUBANKS, SHROYER, Ric6s, Tennis Team Top Row: Lisk, SHATTUCK, SKELTON, HUNEKE, MILLER, Bottom Row: Wratr, Monroe, Conpor, BRAND. 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J - — ’ « = a —_ ae eT Thy ey A : ay bes eg he Pte Pladhieen A eit Ve eT Sis. ap iM Sroee ith f 4 uf, Se oe Ra ee dear | oe. Tess hs he Aye ihe py oe Ale) le 7 ’ ts 4 ‘Sy + es et rv ROT ee as el ) és 4 A -_ 4 i. TT .4 . ——= THE RANGER ’25' SIGMA SIGMA SIGMA Founded 1898, Farmville, Va. Orricers Reape errr 6 on ort wm ememnxacsce President Room MoeConmick 2. see eee eee Vice President MARGARED TARLSY Wocu. es ecco k ewe ooun an =ss Secretary Ruru Hepnecock __._...--._-_ Secretary of Correspondence Sek Ms basa yo oer ee ee ee ea re Treasurer Orratm Trariw —....-2--..-..---.-:.... Faculty Adviser LOG: BESLA0ON s34550555-. 05 See pean erat Faculty Adviser Active Members Orauuie ‘TeRrrRin Lois SKELTON Rurn Arruur Ruru McCormick Inez McMurrrey Rurn Hepecock STe.ttA Ruta Myers Gerrrupe Deva Manrearer Tatiey rreva McGeenr HeLten Panasurn Greta WILKINSON Bevutan GRaAvVEs Joy Morris Bearraice TENNANT Bernice Brain Pledges Mary Burns Leau Lareav Patronesses Mrs. S. B. Suare Mrs. Berv Beraie Mrs. EK. W. ‘TANNER Mrs, Joun Doon Mrs. L. B. Omery Mrs. Mirron StTrawn pS le Me es ee a Top row: Territt, TALLey, McMurrrey, Arruur, SKELTON, Middle row: McCormick, DevALL, Hepecock, Bair, BURNS. Bottom row: Myers, DeGrer, PANGRURN, GRAVES, WILKINSON, Page 30 ———THE RANGER ’25 = PI KAPPA SIGMA Founded 1894, Ypsilanti, Michigan Beta Chapter Established at Alva, Okla., 1900 Officers Mine Bannina RUMsiy -o5-acueeoeesoo oe eee President Evstze Wintcox —...- a eee eee aoe . Vice President ALBERTA WoopWARD --- --------- ey ere eee ee Secretary Ries Guiles). a- ca oeesee a eee een Cor.-Secretary Grieve aie: oo ook eee ee eee ‘Treasurer Active Members Wineva FANNING Biancur Woopwarp Epiru.: WILKINSON VeriaA CALLISON Irene Hacketr Ruru Hutson JosepHINe FEerren ANNE WILKE Pledges GInTIVERA STrickKLAND Mui.tprep Fret Mrs. J. ALLEN ‘THOMAS Mné. ant: BRUNSTETER, Su soo= 2-1 aes. Honorary Member Miss. IsAanettn VEAZEY 1. -...--.--....- Faculty Adviser Patronesses Mrs. Meriter GRUBER Mrs. Bew Harrover Mrs. R. J. McCormick Mrs. B. H. Brexknenn Mrs. S. P. Fuiron Mrs. Scorr WILLIAMSON Top row: Frei, WILKINSON, GIBLER, WILCOX, F, STRICKLAND, Middle row: West, Rice, FANNING, Rumsey, G, STRICKLAND, HACKETT. Bottom row: Crump, Woopwarp, Hurr, Hutson, Woopwarb. Page go THE RANGER ’25 DELTA SIGMA EPSILON Founded at Miami University, 1914 Delta Chapter Installed April 4, 1916 Active Members | Faculty Adviser: Mirtam Bowman President Ss Be a a er ed Turo Bearpsier ge eg Gis [3 fr op ee a Mayrark Dowatas SOG ie ee eee ae ee Aurua Baxrer COPS SOlIMaNe cone sosneanescouauSSasS Gerrrope WILTrre Fa UNI a st Avis Pracock PTT Rod PCE oS oe Raat s ae et es Se Peete oe Marcarer Riney MONPRENG cons nial wacac mews eileen Mintprep Rircney Estuer LAGRONE VetmMa Cox PauLinge Rounps Marian DuNNING Oran Burker Myrrie CoLiprron Pledges Pauntine VANAN?TWERP Myrie ANDERSON Rera Cross.in Patronesses Mrs. A. E. Hare Mrs. Amon Davis Mrs. W. E. Evursier Miss Litnianw Dyer Top row: Witurre, Doucias, LAGRone, BURKET, Middle row: Bowman, Bottom row: DUNNING, ANDERSON, VANANTWERP, BAXTER, ———— 3 THE RANGER ’25—— ALPHA SIGMA ALPHA Established 1901 Gamma Gamma Chapter Installed 1916 Colors Pear] White, Crimson, Palm Green and Gold Jewels Pearl and Ruby Insignia Star, Crown, Palin Tree and Phoenix Officers President: Amata Camp; Vice-President: Louise Giaser; Secretary: Lv- cILE Moore; Chaplain: Seuma HarzmMan; Historian: May Isnewt, Faculty Advisers Misses SHockiey and SHarrvck Pledges NeELur Sueppy; Evsie Grauam; Eva Ames; Orat Dauren; Mary Hoover. KIMMEL SHOCKLEY MOooRE (GLASER AMES CAMP HARZMAN (GRAHAM SHEDDY DAUTEL Page 42 THE RANGER ’25:' PI KAPPA DELTA Oklahoma Delta Chapter Officers LE COB pe cree ene eal LD at i Re tele ec ee James Ryan Vice-) pesinent —. = Marcus Wenstrer SRB EAIWG cia oan ie cc mene ee i anise Orvitte CAMERON Roll Georce MILLER Greorce CLARK STANLEY BELDEN E.woop Pueu France) FLAHERTY Eimer Harpy Joun Hopes JouHn JULIAN GLENN SHERMAN Verna MorGan Sur Epwarps EF. L. Cosarr KELVIN McNAMEE James Ryan and Kelvin McNamee are representatives from the Delta Chapter in the inter-fraternity debate tournament. Tri-Angular Debate men to be initiated at the spring meeting: Henry Hort; John France; Ted Julian; McNamee, the other debater is a member. WEBSTER CoSART Hoss CAMERON NVICNAMEE Harpy Page 43 THE RANGER ’25 = PHI BETA SIGMA Founded at Oklahoma University Beta Chapter established 1925 Active Members Dr. J. V. L. Morris EK. L. Cozart Pror, T. C. Carrer Amatra Camp Pror. E. B. L. Harpy Roy Danie. Officers President, Dr. J. V. IL. Morris Vice-President, Pror. T. C. Carrer Secretary, Pror. EK. 5B. L. Harpy E. L. Cozarr AMATA CAMP Roy DANIEL Pace ¢4 — THE RANGER ’25 ———— — N.S. N. DEBATE CLUB Organized at Northwestern 1907 Officers PES LRA ot os a Pres. Ronerr Suir —.-_.-----____ Treas. KELVIN McNAaMEE =... V.-Pres. Grorce Baxter —...... -- Ass’t. Par. CART (CRAIG). oe ee eee, Came Maret =.6-5. 055 Marshall As AM GO ace ee es C.-Sec. CHaries SLEMMER —...-2. - Reporter Paun GRAHAM —........- Yell Leader Roll Eimer Harpy Trueoporr Kramp Georce Baxter Ketvin McNamer Evererr Cosart James Perers Cant Craia James Ryan GrrorGE CLARK Roserr SMiri rep Drake CHarLes SLEMMER Cart Ev.uiorr Ev Ruaa.es Pau, GrauamM Carrot Dean Frank Retp Cosart CLARK BAXTER Harpy McNaAMEE RYAN (GRAHAM SLEMMER WEBSTER Page ¢§ ‘THE RANGER ’23 PARLIAMENTARY DEBATING CLUB Organized 1900—Northwestern Fall President (cot hho Set) eee” OES oe Roscoe Dorrer Vice-P residelit. se woe ee ee ee eee Omar Hitt Secretary: wo coe tee re ct eee CLARKSON PARSONS OI A GGRAbAr Yin Tote he Eh ee ieee OrviLLE CAMERON Treasurer ___._..-_.-- Pot Ea pe ee PaO neon Marvin Burkert Mitr iiiadi to oe oo See er ae ee spacer Epwarp ITreaen Wayne BaLbLarp PiELDEN CREECH New Davis JoHN FRANCE GLEN GoOUCHER Herman HAMMERSTEAD JaMes MARTIN Henry Horr CREECH HI. Apsoup MILLER BURKET DOTTER Pave 46 EKnven Moore Grorce MILLER JAMES OxLEY OrviLLeE WILTON CHARLES Mercu Ten JULIAN ALpert BERMAN FIEGLE CAMERON MARTIN BALLARD OXLEY JULIAN SS =THE RANGER ’25 —— : PHILERIAN GIRLS CLUB Organized 1922 Officers | President 22 3 ote Rig See Oe Nn) ee Kare Bityveu A ie REO en eR Al ee cue Jennie Humpeurey Secretaty ate tere cere Saenen eee _ Janeva Armour Treasurer 2c. oc ee ee er Seer rar Onuive Roprmnson Reporte? oc nnscese can + sone - = Rurn WHEATLEY Miia ealis een 2 re ee eee Lena NEWMAN Parliamentarian —.....-.-=— =-s..-... - Pror. H. L. Hau Active Members GLApYs CUNNINGHAM Mary CoLuins Mrs. Jessiz Braco Amy Este Esretta GRAY Mary Heprick Ruru HenpricKks Mary Hoover Mrs. Grace SEIFERT Mus. Muriei. STEWART Mrs. Ten HALLBERG — ’ Sarre SNies oe, | et ¥ fan ano hee hee a = va 4) oe 2 Siren oes, ete nan er Spee FO � sy ¢ F 7 . - ET al ‘ vy | . - ne ee el Este 3 . a Soy ties ok. oe: are Sy Lf a eee Top row: NewMAn, HALBurG, Hoover, WesLey, HUMPHREY, Middle row: Bityeu, HALL, Hepricr. Bottom row: WHEATLEY, GRAY, EsTLe, CUNNINGHAM, ROBINSON. Page J7 sTHE RANGER ’25: SATURDAY NIGHT CLUB Officers Jig ltt ats tie ey a a, i aed Mer we 2 ee Te A al Heten PANGRURN Vice-President _____. ___..__.____._.._. (LaApys Rice CERO LAE oda ie Se asth e e Ruru Gipier fete 1a ct ae ae eT PR Pee mri rie Fe Janeva ARMOUR Reporter: 2. 5 ac en one eee nee pene nee, eee Roll Rura Arruur Wineva FAanwNINnG Grera WILKINSON BLrancur Woopwarp ALperta Woonpwarp Sretta Ruru Myers Irene Hacketr GERTEVERA STRICKLAND FLossis SvrRIcCKLAND Manrearert ‘TALLEY Tueo BrARDSLER PaAuLINE VaANANTWERP Myrie ANDERSON Top row: Giprer, TALLEY, STRICKLAND, Bottom row: Rumsey, Myers, Woopwarp, FANNING. Page 48 , THE RANGER ’25 —==== PHILOMATHEAN CLUB Officers BONG Joo. G oo oaa cee. Mies ELEANOR WYHOFY President _.....-.......--_..________.._._... Minorep Fre Vice=P Resene te octamer owen eachieulh eee eames Fay FavutKNER SEGTOUIATY (ema i oe eme em ee Linnian Ravu A Tar eh a ea ae inne Ines STRONG oP ery a ton ghte ge ee ee eee ee ene ae Eva Ames NeELLie DRAKE Bessie Corrrinn Minnit WESLEY Aurua Baxter Fern Cox Mar Rorerson AMELIA Mag MILLER Guapys CUNNINGHAM Ameutia Hugues GLApys CRISWELL Samra Bares Opat Mrrrs Louise Fasu Heten Lockuarr Jvuanrra Siri Inis INGLE Ipa WILLIAMS ANNA INGLE Marian DuNNING Amara CAMP oy) ih whe ee, | 4 Fret FAULKNER WYKOFF AMES BAXTER I. INGLE Cox WESLEY A. INGLE CUNNINGHAM DUNNING WILLIAMS CAMP WHILcox MILLER Page 9 THE RANGER ’25 == HOME ECONOMICS Officers i ekg td «ites Ee Avrua BAxTER POC . 1 Teasurer =o. oe eee _ Minnizr Wes.Ley Faculty Adviser ..........._._._._.._._...... Miss Suarruck CBG VAI IOi 2 oe ee ee a -... Miss Wrkorr | Top row: Minnie Westey, Littian RAuH, Rurnw Hutson, ALTHA BAxTer, OMA DANIEL, | AMELIA HucHeEs, WILMA Jones, Second row: Iris INGLE, LENA NewMaAn, SELMA HiARzZMAN, GRACE GOLDIRON, Third row: Miss SHatruck, Epyrue Stowe, ANNA INGLE, Manet Wrrucock, Miss WYKorr, Mary ANN COoLLins, Bottom row: ALice Tayior, Esrer.a Gray, Marie Wencer, Erne. Encore, Rusy ISspe.ce, —=THE RANGER ’25: } = THE RANGER CLUB Roll President ....- Se ee ie en in a FE ae Reep Co.prron eatin Wem EPN Ge. Seal ee eT Wayne BALLARD EEE TT LT for ian eh ee? 7 cea a ce Sam Mounrs Haroup Kerry Joun E.wuiorr WILLIAM STITES Cuariie Rerep Sam Uppree@rarr W. J. McGiit CLARENCE GREEN Anruvr LANE CarL SHAFER Lance EKupanks Anvin MippLeron J. ALLEN ‘THOMAS Bruce Austin Fk. W. Co.tpiron Eart Heaton Roscor Dorrer Joun McCormick L. STEWART Oumar Hin Wittiam RancK Arruur GRIGGs JoHon McKINLEY Cuar.es BAKER RayMonp WestrraLuL Grorce GINDLESBERGER Manion ANGLIN Joun KBuckKLEs Anprew E. Rorerts Top Row: Lawe, Baker, SHAFER, Mounts, WESTFALL. Second Row: Buckies, BALLARD, MippLeton, Austin, HEATON, EUBANKs, THOMAs, F. W, CoLpIRON, DOoTTER. Third Row: Stewart, RANcK, BATTENBERG, Wratt, McCormick, McKIn Ley. F iy Bottom Row: ANGLIN, Roperts, HILL, Griccs, GINDLESBERGER, R. CoLpiron. Page §f THE RANGER ’25.- LADIES QUARTETTE Vie 4 ‘a° aad iP 4 :( aor ale le” 5 | a. Sah Sn exh - i sy See BA GSLADYS THOMAS RuTH McCormick ALBERTA Woopwarp FLossig STRICKLAND MEN’S QUARTETTE G. BAXTER A. Brown A, Brown R. DANIEL E. B. L. Harpy, Director. Page 52 THE RANGER ’25 ORCHESTRA pI ES ia! oe ee Wy te ee Fe hg5 ete ve “fl J f — = oat m k po Bila 2 Page 53 - — THE RANGER ’25=——— — THE NORTHWESTERN STAFF Top row: Orvitte CAMERON, GLENN W. Morris. Bottom row: Omar Hitt, STe.LA Ruto Myers, FRANces West, FIELDEN CREECH. RANGER STAFF Marion DUNNING, GLENN Morris OMAR HILL, STELLA Myers E, L. Cosart GERTRUDE DEVALL, MaAry BuRNs HarRoLp KEITH RuTH WHEATLEY, JAMES LIsk JAmMEs RYAN, GRETA WILKINSON @ GED 60 Gun 0 6 Guan 0 © an oo = GLE S 6 doe 8 Cece eo oe Se = mn of eee o esi wy M : Fabra be all Ln Wh 8 1 | - . een Te 'Y «1 if J . i Pah } AS 4 Ue i f ee i) Nos Han sandeeann 2h SEAR i mays ' we ea i Hed hae SH Ney ‘a aN . RANT Pe ‘Diy Hrnee) Fal j | rv we subsH ' we v.- t 7 ‘ Ps = 6 ot —p cs fs - —— i = in Re een, faey i ity i P ia y nla ies . Wye) beet LAS a! AG Tinie bs HSbiS At ait areer hte ds a a ’ Vi Wb SN ANT EON Ae aru . fi, A iki nye “y! wal Nek. Sh. ise Nigh ’ Ht fa e ey ¢ is Avs i . ye : rene h r .' } ; : A hes cre F A sie Pedizavte {' : ve Ny vey La a ho tae Mie PS A) Ge i nis i ' a yi Deh rN a . at 5 ‘i ie S way 2 ria nis Ps. nett a os ye UES aren STRUT yee UN either ate tore tS aN tne tri) Lew ee) Aye i Da) ¥] Nek MI tr AO pt Binds We vat ! A My COL Aira LWA Tae Maen gst ; ary orl ciel bee a) fie ort a? ves i aN is RA Ne co aie j hey ee eh ea ’ piss A J , 1 a aga ith Hes ba ae ne Og ‘ yess i Pv avares pi fee ‘Daa Na ; Suny aie vee: iy Wer sy iti Ee an } opt ath ah hu tea ye Yc my . aS MAA Tha’ . bis i” RT see tre + f i ‘ here PHN ah Le ihe jx. : ¢ ’ NEE ‘ ea) the ita i) bd o re a Sirens Psa tT aS Bs Sie ' wh va heat i +h Nik pe East j f i’ ao es aos pias, i! (ike hig - A ET ee t to 3 ae ve) Met Tre a Ay tA ny J i oh Fave rt i‘ 7 4. 1 f ° Le. ht 4 , i A ( vs Meh chee mate Ww) Petraes F NV HUE MNS ER OM na 2 hot , 7 igs f raided ey ‘ “| ‘ ) : 1 my) hy saber y a } Aye SUE i PUY, oes ) : ; MT a : [ hey: Ue : ie 4 PDE AITO TS iy pe tameyey ll Pitets?: 7 lls i Stitt AUN iV, a v) if ya’ Le ate iy a 4 nN i a Hist ney INH! : Maen tn pa ; 2 ay tN as a ft AT hes @ ; : 4S : kee Tete BUNTY La Mae od Ue, Hn a rie a whee iy THE RANGER ’25 You Should Have a Recent Portrait WE DO KODAK FINISHING PICTURE FRAMING CAVA CACACALA AACA CAAA, The Photos in this Annual made by = + a . a Shree Pre ts a ah ce’ es i ; oa be 1 - CHICK STUDIO Alva, Oklahoma Page $7 THE RANGER ’25 THE RANGER ’25 OUR On ae -.. = BUYING MOST 571-STORE yj é ( ) WE BUY BUYING Ae FOR LESS— POWER a m=) SELLING MOST SAVES YOU moat WE SELL money Wa WH Pe SA DEPARIMENT:STORES FOR ss QUANTITY BUYING WHICH ASssuRES You LOWEST PRICES Our 571 Department Stores, last year, sold enough hosiery to place a pair on the feet of every man, woman and child in New York, California, Missouri and South Dakota. Enough knitted underwear for a suit for every inhabitant of the states of Oregon, Lowa, and North Carolina. Nearly enough handkerchiefs for every man, woman, and child in ‘Texas. A Coat or dress for every woman and young Miss living in Oklahoma and Nebraska. Shoes enough for all the feet in Arizona, Colorado, Idaho, Kansas, Min- nesota, Montana, Nevada, North Dakota and Utah. A shirt for every man in Ohio, South Carolina, Washington and Wyoming. A pair of overalls for every man and boy in New Mexico. A yard of muslin and sheeting for every woman in Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, Mississippi and Pennsylvania, A yard of gingham for every woman in Kentucky, New Jersey, Wisconsin, Virginia and West Virginia. A yard of pereale for every woman in Illinois and Louisiana. In considering purchases from us you should remember that in our buy- ing power you have a saving power that means the leaving of many dollars in your purse over a period of a year. Page 50 THE RANGER ’25— =e FRIENDS— As we proceed into the year of 1925, we would call to your minds the 27th Anniversary of Northwestern State Teachers’ College. No greater gift could be awarded the people of Northwestern Oklahoma than the realization of the rapid growth of N.S, T. C. The results of the splendid influence of this school are seen in higher class of trained teachers going out of this College every year, whose excellent work has permeated and leavened the entire citizenship of this section of the state until the people of Northwest Oklahoma are the happiest, most intelligent and the best looking citizens in the state, We hope to see Northwestern advance in the future as in the past. PURE DRUGS—BEST OF JEWELRY—GRUEN WATCHES—STATIONERY— SCHOOL BOOKS—TOILET ARTICLES —KODAKS—ATHLETIC GOODS J. W. MONFORT DRUG and BOOK STORE Monfort-Smith ‘‘Your Jewelers’’ Earl Heaton—“I'm only a little pebble in your life.” Inez Strong—‘Well, why don’t you try being a little boulder?” Photographer—‘Now look as if you were being kissed, Please.” Mary Frances, very innocent—‘‘Before or after?” Mrs. Percefull—“If it wasn’t for we women, who would sew the buttons on vour pants?” Mr. Perey— If it wasn’t for the women, we wouldn't have to wear any pants.” Athlete: A dashing young muscle bound collegian unable to beat rugs or make a class. TO OUR FRIENDS: The Officers and Employees of this institution extend their sincere good wishes to the Faculty and Students, and Congratulations to the members of the Graduating classes. May Health, Happiness and Prosperity attend you. Sincerely and Cordially, FIRST NATIONAL BANK of Alva THE RANGER ’25 THREE BIG VORDS— wo I QUALITY SERVICE You will find all three embodied in every purchase made at this store. We specialize in women’s wear only. The E. W. TANNER COMPANY “Where They Sell Those Good Silk Hose For Less’ NortH Sipe SQUARE ALVA, OKLAHOMA —-=- It isn't difficult to put quality and style into Young Men’s Wearing ap- parel. The unusual feature which we offer you in brands of merchandise is first-rank style and quality at a very reasonable price. Our MAKES are KNOWN the WORLD over WALK-OVER SHOES STETSON HATS IDE SHIRTS MUNSINGWEAR WILSON SHIRTS MUNSING HOSE ARROW COLLARS VAN HUESEN COLLARS KING HATS Styleplus and Curlee Clothing Curlee Trousers. A new pair if they don’t wear. Wilson Brother Fur- nishings, Socks, Ties, Handkerchiefs, Shirts, Pajamas, in fact everything He Wears, all with a Strict Guarantee. TANNER BROTHERS CLOTHING COMPANY Outfitters From Lad te Dad — Page 61 -THE RANGER ’25 Always showing the most advanced styles in Footwear If It's New—We have it SEARS’ BOOTERY “We fit feet” PHONE 715 North Side Square Alva, Oklahoma ——— ————————— So Page 62 ——= THE RANGER ’25: Remember The UNIQUE CONFECTIONERY “The Home of Good Lunch” Soda Fountain Service Year ‘Round Cigars Tobacco The Sweetest Spot in Town IVAN MORGAN, Prop. | Phone 180 North Side Square | MORRIS South Side Meat Market | Quality Products Dependable Service Where Particular People Like to Trade PHONE 407 WE DELIVER Page 63 “THE RANGER ’25 = IN SCHOOL OR AT HOME | We Want to Be Your Book Store We are no farther away than your mail box—mail orders promptly filled. Schoo] Supplies—School Furniture BRADBURY’S You Will Find Us at SCHNITZER Bros. MARKET Tur Busy Lirrte Cornner—Tue Home or Goop Ears Your orders are never too large or too small. Phone us your order, We are always on the job. TONEY and JOE PHONE 68 SHAFER-DOOLIN MORTGAGE COMPANY FARM LANDS The Place where you get your money when you sign | papers. CROWELL The Lumber and Coal Man Service 1s our Motto CROWELL BROS. Puone 54 Page 64 fate by Courtesy. Parsons. Che Cofurns “UniGersity of CWGcoupi Good pictures, Awell-printed, by Stephens, Gelp make the annuat. (over) Printing “Quality Annuals’ E SHOW herewith one of the Stephens presses, a part of the great plant which for over thirty years has been printing school annuals. Ex- perience has taught us that only the best of ma- terials and workmanship must go into an annual, and so we feel that the best equipment is none too good—hence the ereat modern press shown below. HE YEAR BOOK is only as good as the printing init. Beautiful views, clever art | work, and good pictures look better when Dye handled on our presses by experienced half-tone printers. We are prepared and anxious to meet the exacting demands of annual staffs. Write to us before letting your contracts. THE EW. STEPHENS PUBLISHING CO. Special Printers to Schools and Collezes Columbia, Missouri —EEE x THE RANGER ’25 | YOUR FRIENDSHIP GOOD WILL | Our GREATEST ASSET RAR CACAO ARS KAVANAUGH SHEA Dealers in Hardware, Queensware and Implements THE RANGER ’25 e 66 Pag —= THE RANGER ’25:! ONLY DAILY IN WOODS COUNTY United Press Telegram and NEA Service The ALVA DAILY REVIEW-COURIER C. D. Wittarp Editor and Publisher High Class Printing—Programs, Booklets, Cards, Stationery, Announcements and all kinds Commercial Printing. Best Equipped Printing Plant in North- western Oklahoma. JUST SEE US FOR YOUR PRINTING Phone 87 ALWAYS SHOWING THE Latest MopeEs IN MILLINERY SNYDER HAT SHOP Alva’s Exclusive Hat Shop PHONE 1s PHONE rs THE HUB TAILORING CO. McEtrresu KereHart Dry Cleaners, Hatters and Dyers Work Called For and Delivered | GET YOUR MADE-TO-MEASURE ALL CUR EMPLOYEES ARE SUIT FROM US NCRTHWESTERN STUDENTS Whe te ie ee a OE is essential STRAUBE PIANOS with the Melo-Harp BRUNSWICK AND COLUMBIA PHONOGRAPHS BUESCHER BAND AND ORCHESTRA INSTRUMENTS CARRELL Music COMPANY “Everything in Music” Puone 75 ALva, OKLA. L Page 67 THE RANGER ’25: EE ee Eee oe er ae ee 0 ee nn eS ee W. D. Myers, Prestdent M. W. Strawn, Cashier E. E. Myers, Vice-President M. K. Downer, 4sst. Cashier Statement of the condition of the CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK | “The Personal Service Bank ALVA, OKLAHOMA at the close of business, December 31, 1924 RESOURCES: LIABILITIES: Loans and Discounts ........ $ 411,526.57 Capital Stock ..............$ 50,000.00 Overdrafts .......0+05. lneien $25.13 Surplus and Undivided Profits $5,571.56 Banking House, Fur. Fix... 19,700.00 Bills Payable .............. None Federal Reserve Bank Stock. . 2,550.00 KRediscounts ........-.+-+.+: None Other Real Estate ......... : §,261.50 Deposits 2. .cc.cceevaccueas 1,040,720.65 Reserve: Bonds Warrants peeing eastern $123,235.41 Cash and Sight Exch. trabeiacele' ul Ria esacaee 563,193.60 —_——— 686,429.01 LAE] Ie ed eden Mea arenes $1,126,292.21 ROE Onc cornea are $1,126,292.21 The Above Statement Is Correct. M. W. STrawn, Cashier MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM SOUTHWEST POWER COMPANY —— THE RANGER ’25= — ==—= ESTABLISHED 1897 NORTHWESTERN STATE TEACHERS’ COLLEGE A COLLEGE FOR TEACHERS Preparatory Course of Four Years for Common School Graduates. Course of Four Years for High School Graduates. School in Session Every Month State Certificate for Two Years on Completion of Four Years above Eighth Grade, State Certificate for Life on Completion of Two Year College Course. Degree granted on Completion of Four Year College Course. Diplomas Recognized in Every State in the Union Special College Course for Primary, Music, Art, Manual ‘Training, and Domestic Economy Teachers and Supervisors also for Rural, Grade, and High School Teachers, Strong Faculty Good Buildings Beautiful Grounds Tuition Free; Student Welfare Fee, $5.00; Board and Room at Reasonable Rates. For Catalogue and other information, address J. P. BATTENBERG, President - - Alva, Oklahoma eee —-- —— a ————— Page 6g THE RANGER ’25=— WHEN IN ALVA VISIT HARROVER AND TREECE Everything in Hardware, Queensware and Implements Phone 172 North Side Square POODS SHINING PARLOR The Place To Get That College Shoe Shine West SIDE MOTOR TRADING COMPANY 24-hour Service Authorized Ford-Fordson-Lincoln Dealer PHONE 206 ALVA, OKLAHOMA | JOHN’S HAMBURGER PARLORS HAMBURGERS LUNCHES AND SHORT ORDERS Services Unexcelled CHAS. JOHNSON, Prop. Page 70 - THE RANGER ’25! Where Good Eats And Fountain Drinks Are Served PHONE 465 LANE’S CONFECTIONERY Wesr SIDE SQUARE TO BLEND MENTAL AND PHYSICAL RECKEATION Mark Twain, the lovable creator of Huckleberry Finn and Tom Sawyer, was | always whole-hearted in his love of sport. The game that most endeared itself | to him was billiards. ‘To him billiards was synonymous with health and recrea- tion. It gave him calm of spirit, freshness of mind, and invigoration of body. Daily, billiard tables in public recreation rooms witness scenes of men in all walks of life conquering the spirit of apathy and reviving their relish for clean, delightful sport. ILLINOIS CIGAR STORE ALL OUR PATRONS are enthusiastic about the photographs we have made for them. YOU TOO will be delighted. A good majority of the pictures appearing in this book were made in our Studio—compare them with others and note the difference—Kodak finishing and framing neatly and promptly done. THE ELLIS STUDIO Monrorr Bip. PHONE 107 Page 7i THE RANGER °2550———— THE TEA STORE The oldest and largest retail grocery in Northwestern Oklahoma 18 YEARS a constant Booster for Northwestern State Teachers’ College and Alva In Atva It’s ALWays THE TEA STORE Alva’s Greatest Grocery Phones MAY WE SERVE YOU At the close of sultry summer day Join the crowds that wend their way To plunge in water fresh and cool At McGILLS’ most popular SWIMMING POOL. And just a few steps from the door You'll find their FAMOUS FURNITURE STORE, There, too, your needs will be supplied, And all your tastes be satisfied, McGIL BRO THERS, S. W. Cor. SQUARE WASHINGTON AT DINNER George Washington usually partook of one dish, and that of a simple kind. If offered something rich, he would say, “that is too good for me.” Nothing is too good for McHenrys’ guests. McHenrys’ cooking has the simplicity of the best American art. Its perfection is fully appreciated because its enjoyment does not require a pompous purse. McHeEnrys’ CAFE § Doors NortH CenTrRAL NATIONAL BANK Page 72 PHOENIX HuMMINGBIRD KAYSER Sink Hose Sirk Hosr Sink Hose A CITY STORE A COMPLETE MODERN STORE For Women and Children Reapy tro WEAR Dry Goops MILLINERY Novrions Foorwkar Art NEEDLEWORK Dependable Quality— Moderately Priced THE RANGER ’25 = PALACE TAILORS PuHoNE 560 Where the personal friendship of the students and their loyalty to this store means more than dollars; it means a very happy life, a thing dollars only never can buy, Odorless—CLEANING, Pressinc, Dyeinc, anv Hat CLEANING WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER THE COLLEGE SHOE REPAIR CO. For Snappy Suon Reparmine Mail Order Work Returned Same Day Full Line Shoe Dressing Winter Bros. 517 CoLLEGE Puone 665 Ava, OKLAHOMA COLLEGE AVENUE MEAT MARKET PHONE Sor and 802 OLAF VIKEN, Prop. ALVA, OKLAHOMA —— at —— pS aaa MEAG GH .VRO JOE EDWARDS MOTOR COMPANY The House That Good Service Built 24 HOUR SERVICE PHONE 55 S. E. CORNER SQUARE Page 74 “THE RANGER ’25 ALEXANDER GROCERY and MEAT MARKET Quariry Goons ar Fair Prices We Deliver Phone 32 | Harold C.: “There's a case of measles next door.” Edward F.: “Bring it in, I'll drink anything.” “Hello, is this information?” “Yes.” “What's good for a cold?” First Frosh: “‘Looks like rain.” Second: “What looks like rain?” First: ““‘Water.’’ A Well Dressed Man is Outfitted at TY REES mith FASHION PARK SUITS AND OVERCOATS NETTLETON AND ARNOLD GLOVE GRIP SHOES MURPHY WARDROBE TRUNKS AND GLADSTONES TYREE BROS. Norru Sipe Seuare Ava, OKLAHOMA Try Us First FEDERAL TIRES, VESTA BATTERIES, AUTO ACCESSORIES ALVA TIRE AND BATTERY COMPANY Phone 181 East Sipe Square Phone 181 Page 75 THE RANGER ’25- : —_—————— HART SCHAFFNER and MARX clothes will say good things about you, Their flawless style, their rich quality will say, ““Here’s a man who amounts to something—a man of good taste and ambition and spirit;” our finer HART SCHAFFNER and MARX elothes have all the good things that exclusive tailors give, WEINRICH the CLOTHIER MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE “Good To The Last Drop” If you demand the choicest—then use Le-Hi Faney Canned Fruit. Lehmann-Higginson Grocer Company Wichita, Kansas THE BEST IS ALWAYS THE CHEAPEST En-ar-co and Mobiloils Gasoline, Kerosene, and Distillate SERVICE — FARMERS INDEPENDENT OIL COMPANY 5. E. CORNER SQUARE PHONE 521 Page 76 THE RANGER ’25S: Marion Dunning:—“Just look at my hair sparkle”. Altha Baxter :—“No wonder, it’s connected to a dry cell”. 7 UP ® oe: ; = : . . a F Jennie Humphrey :—‘‘John, I know why you part your hair in the middle” ? John France:—‘You do, why” ? Jennie :— Because every block has an alley, you know”. The other day Art Criswell, one of Northwestern’s B. B. players was driving his Lizzie down main street. When he approached a street intersection, hearing the shrill whistle of the officer indicating a change of direction, Art, (Columbus) shut off his engine, jumped out and laid down on the ground and started breathing hard. He thot the referee had called time out. CORRECT Prof. Grifith:—(In the middle of a bum English Recitation) ; “Not a student in this class is at liberty to leave till my last question has been correctly answered. Voice: “Give me liberty or give me death”. Prof. Griffith:—‘‘Who said that” ? Voice :—‘Patrick Henry”. Abe Elliott:—“I dreamed last night I proposed to the sweetest girl in the world”, Gladys Rice:—‘‘And what did I say’? Irvin Smeltzer :-— ‘Gee, I have a creepy feeling”. Homer Reynolds :—‘‘Ghosts”. Irvin S:—‘No, lice”. Agent :—‘‘Is the head of the house in” ? Prexy:—(Calling loudly) “Mrs. Battenberg’’—no answer—‘‘yes, what did you want” ? Herschel Baxter ;—‘‘It’s no wonder you're such a sissy, your Pa and Ma were married by the Justice of the Peace”. Jack Eubanks:—‘From the noise coming from your house, your Pa and Ma must have been married by the Sec. of War.” Jobes in Glee Club:—“What I want to know is, am I a bass or a baritone?” Hardy :—“No, you are not.” “Does my practicing make you nervous?” asked Orville Cameron who was learning to play a saxophone. “It did when I first heard the neighbors discussing it,” replied Patterson, who was living next door, “but I’m getting so now I don’t care what happens to you.” Famous last lines:—‘There’s only one way to manage a mule. Walk right up in back of him and surprise him.” Page 77 THE RANGER ’25———— —— PHONE 218 WORK CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED ALVA STEAM LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS Suits Cleaned and Pressed Students’ Work Solicited Rice Barringer FUNERAL HOME PHONE 492 Real Estate, Insurance, Houses for Rent, Property for Sale or Trade E. W. Westling Phone 272-273 Alva, Okla Dr. O. E. Templin Compliments of WICHITA WHOLESALE FURNITURE COMPANY Wichita, Kansas Dodge Motor Company Dealers for Dopcr, Essex ann Hupson CARS Alva and Cherokee, Oklahoma eee Dr. Kepford CHIROPRACTOR Page 78 —— | Bost Cab and Baggage Hail or Watch For a White Car Office Phone 151 Res. 232 Accessories Vulcanizing Bill’s Tire Service Co. Corpuroy Corps AND BALLOONS MICHELIN TIRES AND TUBES 2d Door, West Liberty I. X. L. Barber Shop Courteous ‘Treatment EXPERT WORKMEN Gus Hadwiger ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Share Bldg, W. Side Square ALVA, OKLAHOMA Anderson Loan Realty Co. Loans, Real Estate, Insurance, Rentals Room 524, Beegle Bldg. North Side Square Phone 27 | FOR “DATES” Call or See Ervin Smeltzer RAG-TIME MILLIONAIRE Ofhce hours r:oo until 1:00 KAT BELL’S ICE CREAM A HEALTHY FOOD THE YEAR ’ROUND ——— THE RANGER ’252 FOR DEPENDABLE SERVICE Stop at COLLEGE SERVICE STATION Pennant Propvcrs | R. M. Peters, Prop. R. J. MeCORMICK The Jeweler for all Northwest Rexall Drug Store Alva, Oklahoma Dr. G. N. Bilby Motor Toggery A Jupce or Goop Tors South Side Square, First Door East Farris ‘Tire Shop Dr. A. W. Clarke DENTIST AND OPTICIAN (fice over First National Bank i Umber HARDWARE AND QUEENSWARE SPORTING GooDs Champlin Refining Co. Service Station H. A. Noah ATTORNEY Over CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK Alva, . Oklahoma Corner College Normal J. A. Townsend DEN TIST CrFFIcE NorTH SIDE SQUARE Alva, Oklahoma Beegle Bros. Fountain Drinks, Box Candy, Drugs Alva, Oklahoma Majestic HOME OF SUPERIOR SCREEN ART Hemstitching SINGER OFFICE South Side Square Dr. Arthur E. 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