Oklahoma Presbyterian College - Ithanna Yearbook (Durant, OK)

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LILLIE ATWELL EMMA STEVENSON MAGGIIE LEMON ESTELLA ORR EFFIE BARNETT AVA ADAMS - MILDRED LEECRAFT ANI'EA LLOYD - MARYE HARRISON BETTIE GLOVER - MISS IRENE MCCAIN i W. C. A. - I President - Vice-President - Secretary - - - Treasurer Chairman of the Program Committee Chairman of the Poster Committee Chairman of the Music Committee Chairman of the News Committee Chairman of the Social Committee Chairman of the Hall- Committee - - Faculty Advisor T was said of Christ that He 'igrew in wisdom, and 111 stature, and in favor with God and manf' No better definition ofa complete education need be given than this one, provided the growth be carried far enough. Since this is a definition of an ideal education, it is fitting that we see what is the branch that develops each part of this education. The college proper furnishes the regular curriculum, the arts and sciences' in otherwords the Hwisdomfi In the athletic field the growth in stature is developed. It is in the Young Woinenis Christian Association that the student learns to 'igrow in favor with God and man? Through the Y. W. C. A. the social life is developed, little pleasure ,even- ings are planned and thus the students are drawn together socially while in college, and are better fitted to help in the social life of their home towns when school life is over. 63

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PHI DELTA SIGMA ROLL Pauline Amsel Lillie Anglin Roxana Blanton Ethel Cochnauer Eula Colbert Julia Colbert Marye Crowder Bertha Folsom Blanche Folsom Tephia Folsom Ruth Frost Mildred Goodman Ruth Goodman Oline Gumm Ella Harrison Mattie Holcomb lVinona Human Christine Ingram Bessie Johns Ruth Johnson 1116112 bers Lenora Kemp Mildred Leecraft Maggie Lemon Bessie Kate Lewis Bernice Love Hazel Marshall Camilla McKinney Marye McKinney Marye Mitchell Doris Morgan Rennie Nail Nettie Piper Christine Plummer Kittie Emma Plummer Ruby Potts Helen Pound Mabel Pound Pate Posenthal May Seeley Ann Semple Gladys Severance Marion Severance Ruby Sharp Sweet Smalley Emma Stevenson Nelsine Stone Jimmie Bell Sublet Ruby Thompson Jessie Turner Rhealta Von Hyrth Winnie Von Hyrth Eugenia Wagner Lucille Waldon Winnie Waldon Rose Wallace Ethel Whale Eula Whale Dorothy Whitney Alma Wilson Hattie Wilson Blanche Yeats PHI DELTA SXGMA SOCIETY if N the many phases and activities of college life, we hold the training secured in literary societies to be paramount. There as a student body We learn the art of parliamentary self-government, as individuals, Wf3,?lCflU1l'f-3 by speaking before this body, ease and D0l1S'h. of manner, and We lose the painful timidity and hullllllfltlng hesitancy of speech that may have charac- terized us. In accomplishing these ends, and in CndeflV0lf111gfO make up our programs of numbers that shall raise the literary and moral standard of our 85001, We feel that our work is Worth the time and 6 Ort ,9XDended upon it. The officers Who this year have aided the members in making our society what it E. are Miss Myra Williams, Faculty Advisory Mildred Feeciaft, President, Ethel Whale, Vice'Presidentg jmma SteVeUS0Il, Secretary, Dorothy Whitneyf, Cen- sorg and Rose Wallace, Critic. R. W. 60

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Y. W. C. A. CABINET GLOVER, HARRISON, ORR, LLOYD, LEEORAPT, ADAMS ATWELL, LEMON, MCCAIN, BARNETT, STEVENSON