Ozark Wesleyan College - Ashlar Yearbook (Carthage, MO)

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l I i fl C3 it Y 2 : g H H F is F 5. is 4. - 4 q . , Q, ,Z 13, ll' -1.1 15,7 L T ie AsMtzmr 1928 Bofiian or' Cowrmot, gs Editorial Stunts we lm Chas. James, jr., Editor Frances Wisegarve1', Associate Editor Edward Gerkey, Jr. Photograph Editor Betty Black, Literary Editor R. Angus Springer, Athletic Editor ,N Cretura Boucher, Art Editor Jennie Louise Potts, Fine Arts Editor 41. Thelma Marsh, Associate Literary Editor Rollins Knott, Snapshot Editor Business Stay' fi Karl L. Springer, Business Manager F lin Virginia Kenney, Paul E. Baker, Advertising Manager li Associate Business Manager Frances E. Jewell, f 1 l Wm. C. Johnson, Assistant Advertising Manager fi l il Assistant Business Manager Secretary to Business Manager ll 3 I Altziwsor from Faculty ij, Ralph McKendree Brewer, A. B. M A. N . :QI I Q fl L l .lf ' 'Nl l ,, . ill H 1 I l' ' L fi iii-liar: 31111151 l Wisegars'er Boucher Brewer Black Marsh Knott Kenney Springer Potts Gerkey :Pun S' . fl A , 'fig - 531515 nun mimi. IIQZ ,Q -1-1' L43 J

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of this book and in the memory Q91 4? I i f 'Mg M43 H L A 11 y Lb.. r 7 1152 4 tra. Q ' ill i Q! V f Tit A M ' ig fe s UL if iz 9 2, 8 g its 4 lm ig f Fi :E HE ASHLAR, as the : annual publication of the student body of 3' Ozark Wesleyan College,purf 5 l - , ' N poses to chronicle the events i of the school year so they 'fl ln' may last forever on the pages 5 Ii ofthe sons and daughters of Wesleyan. lc CHARLES jAMES, Jr. KARL L. SPRINGER 1 Editor Business Manager 3 'fx fWe have tried to make this the most beautiful hook in the 1 history of the college mechanically, but the real beauty will be in Q the minds of those who exemplify in their lives the principles on which all true beauty is based. U 'N The staff is but the gatherer of news. The sentiment of the l! students determines the success or failure of our book. 1 We have hoped to do more than make a mechanically beautif ll ful book. We have tried to crystallize the true Wesleyan spirit and make it a vital part of this Ashlar. We have tried to make you feel the thrill of a touchdovvng of a cleverly made basketg We have tried to portray the joys and sorrows of school life. I Wlf We have accomplished any one of these then our service to you and to the Ashlar is complete. THE ASHLAR BoARD or ooNTRoL X I . N H. is ll N in ll' ll P-J' f fi 1 L

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y 'iz -9-'rv W if E f7fLfj J615' H L A R' ' if 4 i 'I Q1 NI 'ill li ln H .l N , ' I 1 gy lf CZLWLSCCZLS UL l' fl it Cl la l l l A club of Arkansas people to foster the traditions of the state. S GFFICERS President . . . . Wilbur Longstreth 4 Vice President . . . Felder Webb ' Secretaryffreasurer . . Opal McDonald f wil Reporter . . . . Mary Lee Ritchey 4 i . N 1 if ACTIVE MEMBERS ' Russell McCauley Robert Nickells f Mary Lee Ritchey Howard Layman 'fl Martha Atkinson Carl Webb i 1 A Wilbur Longstrerh Vernon McCauley Opal McDonald Eldridge Gilbert 1 , Cleva Rackley Felder Webb lrlv Mark Nickells Anna Layman E lf Ray Layman Prof. C. T. Walters I f l i i 5 lil ,A pi, , I E: 1 l 1 2 - 1 rl! E QE N 1 1 lsr : ii- ll ll: I Vg .ll I gay my if F 15 2 Ei E if E 5 I or we F .L i I wam.rm,wam,.wa.ws1.1u.1nsLfm,9-,E 1928 i .L .LLM 0 L H