Phillips University - Phillipian Yearbook (Enid, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 204 of the 1931 volume:

dew X: ILII IB IR IIS n X Y X X xlxx X u .RN xx XR Xl ! xy n XA X x X w 'X H-'u if-X. Q ek ' Ss X A Marshon Depoister and Wesley Voth EDITORS Loyd Benefield BUS. MGR. Printed and Bound by COREY PRESS V ENID, OKLAHOMA Designed and Engraved by THE MID-CONTINENT ENGRAVING CO. WICHITA, KANSAS V Iii? , wa ' S W 7 'L 4 Q WWW The 195: iIIIIIlpRalIn PRESENTING THE GEMS OF COLLEGE LIFE AND RADIAT- ING THE SPIRIT OF THE PHILLIPIANS FOR THE YEAR 1930-1931 K9 AT PHILLIPS UNIVERSITY,ENID,OKLAHOMA -1- A A Af fc? -is .g, .ls S S ,XY Xxxglsl-QNX NCQ ym XQXM L 4 OQREWORD Herein, recognition is given to those attributes of character that bring smiles to our faces, that sees the good in our Fellow men, that all in all inspires a glow of radiant spirit in our everyday contacts and malces us glad to be alive .... It is these Gems of Character that have been selected as the theme For this, the 1931 Phillipian, summed up in one word, RADIANCE. May the outstanding events of the year, in which we have all had a part, be treasured as some ol the most valuable gems in the experi- ence of our lives. a aAc Q Q Dr. MCCOSI1 V ID IE Z ID ll CC ATI' ll D N Dedicated to our President, Dr. l. N. McCasl1, whose sparlcling personality radiates a spirit of friendliness tl1at is a constant inspiration to the men and women ofPl1illips. V XQXNXXNAlltllllfZf,f X f Hflpg S f' t 7 QQSXPS Ulu X Ml' 7 ffrk V W ZA , xg A iw Z! V-ff' 5, 1 ' -:::- EKG RESPONSE-Tj, xb sl' MVWYX 2 oxh9 xv , 64, f fcfoN1rllaN1rs 'X l . i D R. E. V. Zollars was a man who prayed a red-bricked, a white lime-trimmed prayer and students climbed lad- ders and sat on nail-kegged planks as they recited to Horne, Marshall, Reiter and Dyksterhuis. But the ladders symbol- ized climbing heightsg their mental horizons were wider each climb. OUR Books thrive on my shelves. But Mrs. Horne will remember when they took the space of three rooms in Old Main, cluttering up everything. Mr. Phillips gave us this building, we poured the cement floor by floor, and already we are outgrowing it, since Miss Kitchen came. 'hm m ., as-. RT I imagine a beautiful harmony, composed of expres- sion, top floor, up up, where we raised the roof a bit to put them there, painting and moulding toog piano, voice and a horn and a drum boom boom Oh, thereis music on the air. A GOOD Home for girls is the first thing to do, they said, especially Pa Z. or maybe Mrs. McGarvey, so they built the Athenian Hall. And they have good eats ever since, includ- ing dates, smothered kisses, brick I screams, and candy liash- lights, since the raising of the roof for room. 1 i ' l W W z-f,g,w , 4 H, take a good look at our Bible College. It was started as the President's home but was made a set of class rooms, indifferently heated!! The front porch is the place for any photograph. Cherries blossom and grow red in the front yard, then disappear-a mystery!! PRESIDENT McCash built a new home over here. It faces the campus. Once it was stucco finished. Now it is brick. Big southern windows, upstairs, overlook the new stadium. One day, as President McCash told us, he saw the best part of a football game for practically nothing but standing by a window looking out. I , WMM . V' ,. Q. H ah REES beyond this level, clouds and free air above Only water below. It is the wet, wet lake! A GYM is a funny thing because it is just an open space inclosed by dumb-bells. We got along without any gym, for years and then, we all dug deep into our cash and built us one. T if ,, 1 1, df M- r ylpf' if '4?!Pfv 'nefjQ,M gig, ' IM if gf DEAN MARSHALL. DEAN REITER, A. M., University of Chicairo, A. IS., Hiram College, Ph. D., Yah- University, M, S,, University of Chicatw. Professor of Biblical and Patristic Professor of Chemistry. Greek Laniruage and Literature. DEAN HAHN. DEAN PERKINS, MHS. D.. ChiC21?-'50 MllSiC211 College-. 1 Ii. L., University of Missouri, Professor of Music: Piano- M- A., University of Chiuag., Professor nf Education. F, H. MARSHALL. Biblical and l'atristic, Gu-ek l4iIl'IIIllHL!Q and I.iLL-ra- lure. Furnishvs Hair-raising Monoluilues. S. J. ENGLAND. Associatu Prol'e-ssm' of Biblical and Pzmtristic Greek lianixuuxxe and Liter- suture. Speaks Je-stingly Ever. HARRY D. SMITH. Theology and Apulugretius, Hair Duciclm-slly Svurcn-. I. N. MuCASH. Prcsident of Univ:-rsity. In Notivable llflvslitzitiuri. R. W. NELSON. Philosophy and Philuxuphy of Religion, Rovm-1' WVIIIIIS Nut ice, ll l . T l 1 X 1 15 X1 .WJ ll 1 ll ,ll 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 51 ll? 1 , . 1 131 1 SG 1 -111i i 111 fi ! 11 11 1 '1 1 l I 1 ii 1 li li '1 gl 1 '1 111. 1, 11 llllx Xu kgs ., Vi ff Tv' Y, I4 L, W THE 1931 Pi-lll.L.IPlA.N W. E. POVVELL. Religious Education. 1 Willing' Educational Professor. C. C, TAYLOR. Theology and Apolom-tics ' Carries Crushing Testimony. I J. C, LAPPIN. School Administration and ' Supervision. Jottinfr Clase: Lectures, 1 E. H. MANAHAN. Asst. Professor of Primary Education Employs Helpful Methods. M, L. PERKINS. Professor of Education. Manages Lvzirningr Principles. 22 V lion ii1'T?i' ifgl iTx A M XE Tr'-L? xv- M- A ,5 :li LESLIE LEE LACY. Associate Professor of Voice Lubricates Lazy Larnyxes. C. D, HAHN. Music and Piano, Creates Dynamic Harmony. L. R. ALLEN. Professor of Art. Livens Routine Artistically. E. W, OBERG. Expression and Dramatic Art. Eternally Working Overtime. HENRY HOBARAT, Professor of Voice. Harbors Humor. 23 Jw J,,A J v V, J V Vl rv I J is. f X -A fu 'J l .ff f v 'J' ., . J I f Y -I - 1.1 J l 0 1 f J ,l 1 , -4 f' VJ , f l N J J v l 4.1 J in .1 fx lJv l .ff J V 1 J 1 u j 'Jx J J' J I .1 1 .1 -f vf .1 I J , of .1 1 j , I J X 'I 'v t X N J T F. F. KNOWLIGS. 1 jf IPr0fessur of Physivs. V . ' Furnish:-s Excl-lln-rut, J' Knuwlvxlxle. R. I.. VVILEY. liaml lnsLructm'. Really Looks VViusunw. A. W. WILSON. As:-xuciznto Profssm' of Piano :xml The-Ury. Aulunmtiually Wins Worship, REIN DYKSTICRIIUIS. Professor' of Violin Requirvs Ililigfcmw- M. CROSBY. l'r0fQssm' of Theory. Marks Cumpositimls. 211 . Y I FN g. , . N5 T 41 an E52 islwwf Q W. M. REEVES. Professor of Mathematics, Rexristrar. Wnmrkers Math. Riddles. F. A, WELLMAN. History and Political Science. Frames Abuses Willingly. H. ,G R00 KER. Assistant Professor English. Has Gram matical Resources. L. C. DANIELS. Dean of Women, English Professor. Levies Censorial Demands. A, I-', REITER. Professor of Chemistry, Arrests Frivoluous Roisterers, 4 1 l l l w 1 B6 w ...J l . G. E. DERRICK. F rofcssor of Biological Sciences. Grades Embryology Drawings. LEATHA LEONARD. Professor of Socioloiry and Economics. Lyrical Luminary. S. H. HORNE. l'v'uf9sSor of Psychology, Shoots Holes Heroically, J. H. ALLEN. Latin and Spanish. Joviality Herein Abides. .ff R. J. WOLFINGER. Professor of English Language and Literature. Requires Jocular Witticisms. A. F. SWEET. Latin and Spanish. Approves Fancy Spanish. 26 Qi- ' X '. .X ,Bk '51-an 4 ,gn 9 -Q., H. V. E, PALMBLAD. French and German. Has Very Eloquent Palaver. L. CHILDS. Professor of Geo-vlogy. Loans Carq .L fdneifvx . - 1 . ' , ' . f aff- gm DLVMY rifle:--:.,.7L.1,x ff QM-?ff1,yi 51.,Q2'ffQ 7.44. A. H, FOULKS. Financial Secretary. Arranges High Finances. G. S, O. HUMISERT. Promotial Secretary- Goes Scurryim: Over Highways. li. V. HILL. Mathtematies Berates Vai-'rue Handling. I-IRSKINE SCATES. D1-hate Coavh. Evaluates Speeches. 21 ga-'LQ' P' W ,ff .v ' ' HJ JLG I , 7 ' ,-gl rf! ff! Y I fif 1 1 , fjnz, ,Cf , ,Q.'-,4-.fffi'.4!1'1'1v f Q4 y cjyf 7 1' f ' , 25 Q4 ,'.w,.,. Jafwcfl MAJ! 112- L' f' k f , ? fu! ,I J, K4 ff' V, ff 31 7 l v12.,. f N J' N ' X- v I W 1,4 f BROWN HANNA, Assislzuxl uf' l'r'n1n1u1i4mal Svcx'et:ll'Y, Busim-ss Hn-lpur. HERINCE CARTER. Sc-cretary of Presidunt, Busy f'I 6'li1ll rv. PEARL KOOMHS. Office. Philos Krvllils. GKR'I'R FDIC TH l T RM A N. Uffitv. Gam-S Trust ingly, J. W. GARRISUN. Czlnmpus Emgineer. Janitorial W':1rsh-n Gzu'1'uIu1ls. OPAL WRIGHT. Ulficv. Ulfiu- Vvnrlu-1', M E435 1 1, 5, Nr Response E 1 ma' ill l il, 1 X 33 Nl lf. .il l .if al' il mx ll ylii N lil THE 1931 PI-HLLIPIAN ALBERT WILSON, LAWERENCE WELLS, CAROLL LEMON, Little Rock, Ark. A. B., Phillips. Minneapolis, Min A, B., Phillips A. B., Phillips. Salutahnn STREAIVI Ulf HUMANITY. 'llhc pulse of thc life of thc sclnml. Flowing liumzuiityl 'l'hc Phillips school life cmnpusitc That flows like mother gold ln billows of tinier atoms scholastic. Clzlssesw-groups-cliqucs--gangs Overlapping-L-aclm linked hcforc :md hu-hind By members on coiuing-cm going. The student holly infinitcl And bound on through to ctcrnity By bonds of Phillipizm fricmlships. X , Q A f 1' 30 if ' ,I Y 1' R W THE 1931 Pl- HLLIPIAN LUTHER I, BARNARD, Humbolt, Kan. A. B., Phillips. WALTER H. COIBURN, St. Joe, Ind. A. B., Phillips. GRADY GUYTON. Enid. Graduate. ALFRED Ii. CRUMWELL. Spokane, Wash , Graduate. DYRE CAM PISELL, Enid. A. B., Phillips, M. A.. Phillips. HARVEY MAURICE GILLMORE , '4 Grads 1 l,J'f l W iii? N N . M zi-QSEBY is. cox, Hassel, N. C. A. B., Phillips, . WAYNE ll. FORD, Madison, Ind. A. B., Phillips. HAYES LUNA, Ft. Worth, Tex. Enid. Graduate, A. B., Phillips. 31 ' ' m LZi-2fl.fEm1L'-2-Mii'74-'i? z ' f.ff7'fAJ1' f' .FJ N ' nary? ,621 ,. .1 4 -,Wiki iris? 51 HAROLD I . HANLIN, Oklahoma City, A. B., Johnson Bible B, S. L., Butler U. CARL M. PACKARD. Deer Creek. A. IR., Phillips. ERSKINE E. SCATES Fairview. A. Il., Phillips, M, A., Phillips. 32 College, HOMER W. HAISLIl', Enid. Graduate, A. B., Johnson Bible WILLIAM SIEFKE, Milton. Ore. Graduate. ELSIE L. TURNEY, Roosevelt. Graduate, NEWELI. MARIE HAlbLll College. A, l3,. Baylor Univ. Enid, Graduate. NORMAN R. STACEY Olney, Ill, Graduate, WINFRED HARLIIC WOOI ARD Enid. A. B., Phillips, M. A., Phillips. FW? - , . '.-.1-:' I , QQ U ' fr I ,HH ' I f Seniors 'ff' QW Seniors CUMA ADAMS, Queen City, Mo. Masquers, Drum Corps. SPENSER AUSTIN, Lone Wolf. Senior Class Presidfnt, Zollars, Kansas Club, Debate, Oratory, Ministerial, JOY WYBRANT-COTTEN, Enid. 34 S Q.. w I H ,,.-QQ., 1.. . -Law 'Fil' i'i l Pi ' 1 l Jl 3iN -H, ' '.a..,L, I . 71-' '1 4. Q32 4- .212- KM --,,1n xi wif KATHRYN ALLOWAY, Enid. Tenth Muse. Glee Club, Drum Corps. CORA BELLE BRIDGES, RICHARD ANDERSON, Hunter, Okla. J, EVERARD CARTER, Enid. Enid- Ministerial, Masque-r, Zonta, Glee Club, Capitol City Club, Rand, Woman's Council. Orchestra, WILLARD C. DORCEY, LOUIS V. ENGLAND, Chattanoogo, Tenn. Enid, Znllars, Gridiron, Ministerial, Student Council. Senior Class V. Pres. Ministerial, Masquers. .,,-JA-'AixLAM--Bxgvqlu. .V .,...?, -V .,.,, 1:-ziiia-f----i-1 ,ww ,....,,: wan- I af' -. -F 'L 1 T ' 5 5 .1 YN -Lr A Q 1 s - . Ni 'Q'2,.'-E'bVQ?sgxL4'Ie N 2' -'NG' S' N1 P .fx , Q- R- .N Q- 'N'K x gl' 7 f J- THEl93l Pr-4u.LuP1AN 9 NC 0:5 71 5 5 Ir -'N' af- 'o 4f4'! .Q 4. A 495 4. in ,f Q N0 L 1: :NC fals- ivy vs 43' '1' 1 -3'.?'XQ' A TOM ENGLAND, Salida, Colo. llisophian, Gridiron. A DA GORRELL. Webb City, Mu. Ministerial, K. O. K. W. J. GILES, Enid. Gridiron. W. W, FUNDERISURGH, Tanpxier, Okla. HALLIE GANTZ, Pampa, Texas. 'r Ministerial, Ministerial, Zollars, Zollars, Kansas Club, Gridiron. Student Council. OWEN GARREATT. JAUNITA C. GAUT, Eagle City, Okla, Spearville, Kans. Glee Club, Kansas Club, Triple R. Zollars, Masquers. ALVA A. HARNEAU, ERMA HARMAU, Enid, Enid. Ministerial. Ministerial. Wi..-.-si-1-f' ' -f Aff'-151-,L-'TA121:1'g3id--'iA 'A A-.. .W ,..,.' g f' --'f ff. ,. , ,. ff, . + ,5:J1,,f-if . A .5'1ffj.fJ f'iJ1'E6i' 8 Q il lil .fl- will 'lil Wal' ..i v. ln Ya. ,V Ja' I ffl rx vi I gl .A., .1 .'l is ri .-1 v if 'I 1 . x , 1 I 5 I nf' 'ff 1: If H I r E 3 I A In-4 f' h ,VA lf f' 4 K K 1 I 0 JOHN W, HARMS. ALICE HARTLEY, Enid. Enid. Ministerial Pres. Tenth Muse, Debate. Y. W. C. A., Conference Club. Senior Class, Sec., 8z Treas. BENNIE HESSER., CLEAL-DICK HIGHFILL. Okeene, Okla. Enid, K. O. K., Football, Ramblers, Basketball, International Relation Club, Baseball, Track. Track. ELIZABETH JACOISI, CHESTER A. JACOBS, Ellid. Enid. Tenth Muse, Y. W. C. A. Ministerial, Zollars. K. O. K. Drum Corps, 36 PAULINE HAUN, Adrian, Texas. Texas Club, ARTHUR IMMELL, Helena, Okla. Basketball, Tennis. VERA JOHNSTON, Enid. Masquers, Kansas Club Tenth Muse, Zollars, Drum Corps. FLOYD JORDAN, Covington. Ministerial. CLAUD ll. KNIGHT, Wewoka. Gridiron. Zoilurs, liishuphian, Sturlont Council. IJONIS li. LOVELL, Enid. Glev Club Pri-s. Quartfftte, g . f , ff C A ,QQQJJ ivv,f't?!!y ffl' Z I I p .WL HI if 4 , -if fff- , J 5,7 f ' f f f ' -rv-jffff' 'lf ,-fic .,,, , 1... ,,..p:..a4i- fi-0 , '-' , JN. W Q! RW JAMES JONES. ARTHUR T. KING, liartlesville. El Reno. Football. Phillipian Ed. '30, Ministerial, Band, Glee Club, Masquers. WILBUR LEATHERMAN, ROBBIE LEEPER, Detroit, Kan. Enid. Ministerial, Art Club. Zonta, Gridiron. Phillipian- MAURINE MORROVV' MARY RUTH MARTIN. Enid' Oklahoma City. Zollars, Ministerial, Women's Council. Student Council, Capitol City Club, 37 0 le 3 x THEi931PI-IILLIPIAN ADELAIDE MARTIN, I1 Enid. Zollar, Masquer, Glee Club, Conference Club, Tenth Muse. ISILI. MITCHELL. Enid. Ministerial, Gridiron, V. Pres. VERNON M. NEWLAND, li Medicine Lodge, Kans, Ministerial, Kansas Club, Band, 38 EULAH MATTHEWS, Enid. Zollars, Tenth Muse, Masquvr Pres. Glue Club, Drum C01-pa. Y. W. C. A., Woman's Council. JACKIE HELEN MULLOY, Enid. Y. W. C. A., Masquera, Debate, Ministerial. ETH PERISHO, Enid, Zullars, Tenth Muse. Conference Club, Y, W. C. A. RUTH MQELROY, Afton, Oklu. Y. W. C. A.. Ministerial, Internat. Rs-lations Club JOSEPHINE NEHER. Guthrie, Okla. Conference Club, Zollars. Tenth Muse. l'hillipiz1n '30. Masquc-rs. CARMELITA PETER, Kingfisher, Okla. Tenth Muse, Glee Club, Y. W. C. A. 5. --- f-,,,.H jk , . , .K ,,,E. W , - ,...-.ignf--,3f:f f -- --A ., . 1,--.x 5 -. wt-Eg EWU' N f '- ' Qxxx E X-s 3 .J lil' i ilV i'7J'i Hi l- Pill 5 l . i.. THOMAS T. ROWE, Burbank, Okla. Capitol City Club, Ministerial. J ACOB M. SCHMIDT. Enid. HELEN SHRADER, Dexter, Kans. FRANK RUZEK. Enid. RUIE MARIE SCHRAMLIN, Glee Club, Vici, Okla. Tenth Muse, Zollars. DOROTHY STACEY, Clinton, Olcla. Zollars, Zollars, Zonita, Ministerial, Drum Corps. :H-1: 5 . - T-47714555171 -Y 1 ' -441' - ,. ,.. ,.,.. .w,,g..- af 11 ,. H. G. SARK, Enid. Football. RAMONA SHAW, Enid, Zonta, Y. W. C. A. M ARIE THOMPSON, Enid, Biosophian, Zelotai, Texas Club, Ministerial. 'uf A' , -L ,inf --,fL:vLg,5,. . ,- . K' f,,5',,!.J ' x i ui ,iw ein l lil 21421 .fglfw ifiv? ,- . li ill? ,i F 'l wil v il 1 iw X' l ii, iii Xin 1. xl ,lil all 'gill ll Q3 ll X 2 . will 5 :gi ffl 5525. XX all .R QR 1 Q., if bf wg., . 'flf If IW MP' W- 'C .. . if WW' M' fliglffgg i A. WARREN EHLY, Enid, Zollars, Band. Internat. Relation Club. CLAUDE R. INGRAM. WALLACE BUD FISHER. Elkhart, Kan. Student Council, '29, '30, Pres. Stud. Council '31, Art Club, Gridiron, Zollars, Tennis, BILL KILLIAN. VERA BELLE GOOD' Kingfisher' Iievpers, 1 J lnternat. Relations Cl Women's Council. EULA MILEY, Milf' V WWW Fort Logan, Colo. llartlesville. Cisco, Texas. Student Vol. Prvs. '30. Football, Zollars, Y. W. C, A. Conference, Base-lmll. Student Volenteer, Zollars, Ministerial, Ministerial, Wumen's Council, EST YMAN, TSXZIS Club- Liberal, Kansas, Band, Glee Club, JOHN T. THOMPSON, LEROY WILLIAMSON, CHESTER W4 WERISIN, Masquers, Art Club, Enid. Enid. Sedgwick, Kans. Kangag Club, Orchestra, Ministerial. Texas Club, Track, Kansas Club, Haymaker, Philiipian. Grirlirim Clulr. Gln-e Club, Ministerial. 40 R x - A -X .'-A.,fae,,1-v- '--elf - L:--..g, V-Q.Q1t-315'-A' '1l-it'- W s ' -Q Q-use sm K V w wf 1 v wa 1.54 V X575 XX , 'fa ' , gi? if' N I prA -v VY is :W I Sew! ' WiW , was O-fN 'lq ogy- W Y .X 'Q Il f , V -FN A ,, J . . N,X 'J c ' f ,in r Juniors I w i Vs l' V' ' 'iAl iv iii! 'ia a Q. A x I - ' l P' J l 4 , x . . uniorsr - lbvaxv WWW, 09 M fc-,wmtg ov. MTC- OJWQQQ OTWAY AUTRY. Claremore, Okla. Football, Ramblers. EUGENE BRUST, Oklahoma City. Zullars, Conference Club, Ministerial. MARION CRAWFORD, Madison, Kans. Glee Club, HAYNE DRISKILL, Fort Worth, Texas. Student Council, Ministerial. 42 , 5.15 3- zbaitfx. -' , . ff L NAOMI BASS. GWENETH HATES. Enirl. Enid. T1-nth Muse, Mzisqiivrs, Phillipian Staff, Masquers Drum Cumig. DOROTHY IEAKIGR. G E Enid. Rod Pemim-rs, Mzisqiiws, EORGE DAVIS. Topeka, Kans. Zollars, Kansas Club, Ministerial. Conferencc. DNA DRISKILL, Ft. Worth, Texas. Zelotai President, Masquers. LEC K. BISHOP. Britton, Okln. Ministerial. Zollars, MARSHON Da-POISTER, Perry, Okla. Glee Club. Debate, Band, Masquers, Gridiron, Zollars, Phillipian, Editor Phillipian, '31, IRENE EPLER, Hominy, Olcla, Y. W. C. A., Tenth Musa Drum Corps, Zollars, Kansas Cluh. F . - . r----....,,' ,, ' -' ,agar .,.,f.::.. -W .M ' ff fz. , . :ya-...A . :,2i.v1om . K l, Okla. NIIIIISLL I ial. HELEN ELIZABET Elk City, Okla. Y. W. C. A. MILDRED HARP. Enid. Muse. FINDLEY. H GORDON, Tenth Muse, Pros. Glee Club, LAURA FAY ROBINSON. C A I. Enid. Y W. C. A., Ministerial. HESTER li. FRANCIS. Seclwick, Kans. Football, Track, Conference, Kansas Club. Glvr' Club. UISREY IZ. GREGG, Roswell, New Mexico. E ROY HAY, Enid. Kansas Club, Glec Club, Ministerial, lliosophian. . fV:,f.x 'M ,,,..'-1 - . R fxhv -X 'lik-!,AH,J k,,Lg,s.JL-'L' I , VJ . T',j,x.L., J ki I H ,AA-,I . Luc-fx'-Q ko f ' 1 ., ' , If Ig, ,lr ,Lifi . if '-' - l V A rig v .A -f f dh M , id V f X M lil RWM? Swijwlflffil' X -W if ., xx. . , . i 'ji A J-fvvx P wif' l i H 'Vffd 5 1' 'Vi I Q! ll - ' V' - '- A - 1 hiv. U91 Lai,--SDK Qgggy ROY FIELDS, Enid. Ministerial. DAVID GARLINGTON. Bowie, Texas. Zollars, Ministerial. Texas Club. CHARLES HARP. Enid. Glee Club. EARL HEDGES. Enid. Band. U K Q, J, 43 1 i 5 JOSEPH H. HILL, Enid. Football. FLORENCE JACKSON, Medicine Lodge, Kans, Ministerial, Kansas Club, liiosophian, K. O, K. .IUDSON S. LEEMAN, Duncan, Okla. Zollars, Kansas Club, Ministerial, Haymakcr. KATHLEEN LETTON. Elk Ciity, Okla. Zonta, President, Zollars. Haymaker, Conference, Ministerial, 44 ROYAL HUMBERT, Enid. Junior Pres. Qunrtette, Glee Club, Band, Gridiron, Ministerial, MAURICE JESS, lilutf Ciity, Kaus. Football, MYRTLE E. LEMON, Minneapolis, Minn. PAUL MASSEY, Diamond, Mo. Ministerial, Zollzirs. Kansas Club, DOROTHY RUTH HUNTER Enid. ANNALAURA KOLAR. Walters, Okla. U, W. LONG, Enid. Ministerial. PARTHENA McGRADY, Lambert, Okla. Kansas Club, Masque-rs, Y. W. C. A GUY E. MCPHERSONV Chelsea, Ministerial. H. E. MULLIKIN. Enid. Band, OPAL PELTON. Medicine Lodge, Kans. Ministerial, Kansas Club, Y. W. C. A., K. 0. K. CORA REDINGTON. Waukomis. Y. W. C. A. DAVID MITCHELL, Ncwkirk. Football, Ramblers. BEAUFORD A. NORRIS, Newton, Kaus. Kansas Club, Zollars. Conference, Ministerial. WAYNE PINKSTON, Enid. Track, Tennis, HAROLD REEL. Pawnee City, Nebr. Ministerial, Zollars- AMW W Q JMX D L, DONALD MOFFIT, Kremlin. LOYAL NORTHCOTT. Newton, Kans. Kansas Club, Conference, Zollars, Ministm-ral, Debate. Billings. RAY PIPER, Basketball, Football, Basvball. PAULA ROBERTS. Enid. Red Peppers Pres. Glee Club. Drum Major. 1 ,, 5? t in 1 f 4 L 1 !f I , 1 -A I 1 . l l 1 L L if ilip 5 . ... 1 .af 2 l ll. , .gf ire' li ll . ii 1' .V ilfii ll all if . ll. 2' 1 sl 1 viz 1 lj S gg! -Q. L 1,v ka-LT' ju... Ik ' f Nw:- Q ,J I , 1.- .Vf a 4- THE 1931 PHILLIPIAN L L4-Q1 '.-,gy-x,k4 1x4 ,lfw : V 13. X.. ,. I , v nfvl' nu. A 44 -e ,v i' 'Vx ' -... 4 . ...Ak -li... ho..- -., , , X ...- ELLA SCHAPLOWSKEY, Holstead. Kaus. Tenth Muse, Zollars, Kansas Club, Ministerial. WINONA SMITH, Hinton. Ministerial, Conference, ALTON KAUL, Enid. Glee Club, Kansas Club, Ministerial- FRED WITTY, Claremore. Football, Ramblers. 46 . C is ..., 5 ilx, -.-l..iMXXRO x Vgsiilvilisfkx ' WAYNE SLATON, Wakita. Triple R. Gridiron. RENE SNYDER, Craig, Colo. EUGICN E STUMP, Mutual. Ministerial, LE ROY REEVES, Enirl. Gridiron, Sturlvnt Ath. Marr 1v':.2Qf ---irif' ' -f-...rglxg - lv , -AJ 4 ' .J.1,, I . .ffm i.i,s.1.f+.'4 Sk 9 If LUYD BENEFIELD, Duncan. Bus, Mfrr. 1931 Phillipian, Ed. Haymaker, '30. KATHRYNE DYMOND, Covington, Red Primers. IRVIN HOWARD. Nash. Masquers. -. :Lf ,....,:,.A-- CHARLES CARR, Hutchinson, Kans. Kansas Club, Gloe V. Pres. Class. Club, WILLENE FOSTER, Enid. MILDRED OGLE, Enid. Annual Staff, Tenth Muse, liisophian. Masquers, Glee Club. EVERETT PURCELL, Enid. Gridiron, Phillipian Hnymakor. . ., - , ... , . .-.uf -L.. K.p1A,d'3- ,. 1,3 f. Cf I X , I 3 . s . ,i I . Q . - Y, I N - J EJ 9 , lv ,. If' . 'A JOHN I. DOOP, Enid. MYRTLE E. HAMILTON. Enid. Zelotai. LA RUE MITCHELL, Frederick- Poppers. ALICE MARY MARTIN. Enid. Ministerial. ' -,.5,--' .N .Ji .JA ff .9 ,fj3fN .Af 1 , fe-Q., w 74' 'L A1 .Mi c7 qs . ! ff7ff 1 L11 Lf '- . , 552 f' 7 4 -1 ri- . .A L., X. 47 1 . .Af-'I 1' 'Lf ,421 .1,.....1 ' uf I a.. lk.- . g. .Z if -25535 gf H... yn 7.1! 4, iff. CLIFTON CLARK Flhnught-illlluuir Voices arc straws of thought music Anil hut now there was one that is silent Wlicvstf clepth of articulate utterance lfchoes in memory. Never a voice gave such promise of eloquence lfull-toned and reverherzuit Rolling forth as from out the hroaul pipes an organ, VV'ith its dominant hass held at pedal point. And I hear again its sweet bell tone Its massive strength and its resouance. Rich like the mellow HGH of an oltl violin Throhhing, pulsating, expectant. And pausing, remembering lilwezitlie a hit deeper-try to live a hit hetter Int irecl hy that voice, 'llh t voice from the depths of a soul Of soul the voice of its Gocl. . 4 BILLY RILEY 31 Sag, Qblh flltlan I say, oltl man-, VVhy tlitl you go? VVL' lovecl you, hrother, sweetheart, frie Th ' ' ' ' NV e joys of fellowship We shared :incl then ere foreeml a hroken heart to mend. I say, old man-, Vvhy clicl you go? VII I Jaw f- i fi-f - SE S ' H A Q v if LM ki Q J 'M 'Q 1 Sophomores Y 1 A Sophomores W WALLACE AB BUTT, Enid. SYLVIA LEE BAKER, Oklahoma Ciity, Zonta, Zollars, Freshman Queen, Conference, Ministerial, Football Queen. HARRY BERG, Forest Lake, Minn. JACK H. BRADY. Oklahoma City Conference, Zollars, Glee Club, Band, Ministerial. : 19' el' Q r , 1 ' TT FISHER U X ,rf fp , 'fy wi - 1 :yu - , l A' ' MAYME AHRAMS. ,' Av ' 7 : ,KROYJ E, ADAMS, Elk City. JC v 1 Y . ,r xRtyor. - X R 'l P' J. gi ' L X ' L A ' mc shiver-A Y Av SLD .lv x ,ll 4 JV nun CLYDE BARBER, V fr-. , f IRA ARA1cA'k1aENNE Iola, Kans. , , 1 ga Om-PV , ,I . V1 I Y eml Peppers, P' V 5 , L ' LESTER MARION MICWILD, . ' wir Freedom. sr L. ,W if , jr - 4 Ministerial, Band, vf- J y 13614 BJACKVVOOUV Mawlers. .N W. Q 'X I Bharat, Hans, f M YJ ' MARY MARGARET BRAKGQJ 1 ' , Caldwell, Kans. t. V' ,YXURENE CARLTON. Red Peppers, V - V- 1 Lahoma. Glee Club. yr- HI Masquers. V' 1, fy ' 50 N 1 vm 'LU M ,. 1 'Y' .if 'M if? sxfls ,KL ki-it nf' if-Lx .f.,vV' J ' ., lj I .NKJ Y' ,flimsy A . 1 J' gf? I W. ,MW A. If Wifi' f fl. I C ew ,,,.r ' '-. rn I 4 A 'rl Hl:lllll1H.?ii AURORA CASSINGHAM, Oklahumu City. Ministerial, Conference, Zollars. EMILY CLARK, Enid. Zonta. CHARLES DAVIS, Nickerson, Kaus. Kansas Club, Gridiron. ELIZABETH DUKE. EDNA CHESTER, Enid. Red Peppers, Glue Club, M ARY CROFT, Enid. SYLVA DAVIS. Enid. Rod Peppers. RUSSELL H. ELLIOTT, y. 1. CLIFTON H. CLARK, Hoisingtun, Kans, Kansas, Zollars, Masquer, Debate, Haymakvr. lvlinistorizil. Masuuers, Glvc Club. Enid, JIMED CULBERTSON. Fairview, Masquers. WILIZUR DENISO, Dunsan. Meeker- Enid. EDITH EVANS, Tenth Musv, Glue Club Custer Ciity. Y. W. C. A, Y. W. C. A. fig ,., .. . M .TL--QM, .4J-... 5,551 .Xb i J - 4- e. Q EUGENE FAIRWEATHER, Pine Bluff, Ark. Ministerial. ARTHUR F. FLEMING, Coffeyville, Kans. Ministerial, K. O. K. Kansas Club, Conference. MARIE BROWN GILLMORE, Fort Worth, Texas. Zelotai, Texas Club, Ministerial' ANDERSON GREEN, Duncan. 52 N-2.2:-. ,U- f Q. 4. 4 l VIOLET FAIRWEATHER, Pine Bluff, Ark. K, O. K., Ministerial, Zelotai. EUDINE FOSTER, Enid, Glce Club. DOROTHY GOSNEY, Drumrixzht. Zonta, Y. W. C. A., Conference, Phillipian. M. H. HAPPY GROVES, Medicine Lodge, Kans. Haymaker Ed., Student Co Gridiron, Ministerial, Kansas, Conference. uncil. if 'YJ' ' LEILA GARTR I ., Enid, Zonta, Zollars, Conference, Minis'Lc1'ial. WILLIE RAE GRAVES, Enid. MY RL HALTOM, Enid. Q Q. .1 ' . .41 . X . 'lv vw ' My L, sv, ' l I X L v P vw fv y :J - , A be l L l-' l NAOMI IlARI'. Duncan. Zunta, Zollzirs, Deb:-1130, Ministerial. I-JLMICR HEDGES, Vici. Ministrlrial. WADE HILDINGER. Nash. Ramblers, Football, llasketbnll, Iiaseluill. MARIE KEMPE, 'l'f1pQka, Kans- Ministerial. CHA UNCEY H ASTINGS, Nensho. Mo. Ministerial. LEETA HENDERSON, Medford. Zonta, Glee Club. ARNOLD S, HOLDERISY, Byron. lianml. ROBERT K LAUSE. Enid. Art Club. ROBERT HATHAWAY, Enid. Band. ANN HESSER. Okeene. Ministerial, Zonta, Y. W. C. A., Debate. ORLANDO JANTZ. Ringwood. ALRIN KLORIK. Caldwell, Kan:-1. Gridiron, l ini , Q I ,Q I ggi ,if I n fill. iw Ijwfl H2124 11 2 limes iii I IQ I Iii I . :gh iii all il 1 Us all I lil I 'lv A I-I 4 li FP W X . Q32 .X S . In . I 'K f if 17 lil FLOYD LEGGETT, Enid. Suph. Pres., Zollars, Gridiron, Phillipian, JENNIE MAE McCRAY. Hutchinson, Kans. Ministerial, Y. W. C. A.. Zollars, Zonta, Kansas, Student Council. RUTH MESSMAN, Enid. JACK OLIVER, Enid, Gridiron, Ministerial, Conference. ff-PIB! I-ll-'illl IVIWN VIRGINIA MARCOOT. Enid. Znnta. Gleo Club. Haymaker. FRANK M. GUIRE, liartlesvillv. A, LEON MILLER, Billings. Phillipian, Ramblers, Yell Leadur, Band. VOLITA PATRICK. Sapulpa. Tenth Muse, Y. W. C. A., Zollars, Hzlymaker Staff. CHARLES Enid. LOIS Sharon. Kansas RUTH Oklahoma Tenth Mu Conference, MARGARET PETERSON Enid. Zonta, Masqlu-rs, Ministerial, Conference, Y. W. C. A 54 b 4 H I V. . ...N . -. -... RAY RINN, LA MONTE ROACH, Enid. Kansas City, Mo, lizinrl, Gridiron. MILDR1-in scHN1-:lsERc:1-:R, EVELYN SHARP Hunter. culdwl-11, Kang, Glee Club, Tenth Muse, CLARA SHIRE ARTHUR SIMMS. ' . ' Garber Xyelllrmoglfl Kglqs-, , I Foolbajl' Truck' Yzinsas Lx 1, lnlsterla , :sw-ball. K- 0- K-, Y- W- ff- A- vi-:RNON sI.nsm:R, DOROTHY .IANI-I SMITH, Enid. Enid. THELMA SCHMIDT, Enid. RAYMOND SHELTON Anthony, Kans. Conference, Zollars, Kansas Club, Band, CARI. SIMPSON, Marlow. Ministerial, VELMA SMITH, Moundriclge, Kans, Kansas Club, ,Tan ill 5 E ,.1 my -. .1 Sl l ffiiil Z E. My ,gil ..y' .-,l .,. Y. l mg 2 ' la' 's agp -. M -if 'N 1' v, L 5 1 f f - u 4 f .J .Af ,A . . W, J if ll WL I 1 2 J ,lf 41 jr.. I .1 . pf f l . . 5. I ' y ii: 5' A 111' A . fl A V, F' J . gill F f ' ll C 'A ' i vid ,fi E 2 ,1 JJ -i . L W, . l avi ,, . I , 1 l 1 1 Q ,vu 1 lv V .- Gb 1 it V - J , wi .- f Mr 3.5 I ,, 1 V f . 1 x , . . l l ' ,' V Q ' ' K 1 I 1 ,M-Xi, -'X V I.. , I V . ,X , ' , t Q I, 'mf' J, . '14 ,N If I Syl. wg 'iqk 5 'VY -r-N SY lx, 1-2, 'yew Q 11.211, i , f ' ' i' .5 rw . LA To L-Jul.,-1 'A' xx- F r 5 f -by . . i'f'nAl.PHfsPR1uG. ,ff ,.v1icG1N1A SMITH, ...H-,MA1lc:ARI+:T JEAN YVAEl.DOlNI:- 'UN' -3 li, ' lVI511'low. fi Muunclriclxre, Kaus, Eniml. in H L f 'V lglinisivrial, M ' ' Kansas Club, Rell Peppers, V- Pres. .' 'N I z. '. Almotbzilf, Iiuygbull. a VXAI1 Club, Phillipizxn Stuff. --Jef ' Q J. ,f ,, ,j Q- ' . ,X ' 4' lg Q ' ARCHIFI EVENHON. 'Jw MAURINE SWARTZ, l'lVA STEEN, 'U 1' .. H f, Akron, hin. ' 4 Enid, Milton, Oregon, 'n A 7 Mini? orial, Gridiron. 'X Glee Club, Tenth Muse. Y. W. C. A., Tenth Muse, I. J, u, ' V-' i , i I :EEZ li 1 Eyl'IiZYN :Ti-lOlN:IXA.bl, F LAURICTTA TRICKEY, FRANCES FAH TICMPLE, ' H,X?ix B 'puililahcipxa City L., ' Enid. Bull'al0. Mu Zunta, Y. W. C. ,AJ Drum Corps, Zontu, gf' Ml-U5iSfQ'l'i2Lj-COZ'll'L!l'9Ul'i'. Masquers, Kansas Clulr. Y' MIKE WEQSIBPIR? lilCLI.l'l VVALTON, VERNON WEST. S. 'v Muliytivixle-,,Kans. Hum. Jet. A ' liuskethull, Red Peppvrs. Gridiron. .,5'M:,,, Rgmblers, V. Pres. f .' - . Ji 1 , 5631 r dk hx, 5 ' ' ., , .. .M . Q L 4 fl If . - -l :X -. Q'i-X:-in 24-ill, W --f x-Q-13. 7534 fir-, KH ui:M?':3'tw,w' Ml I .l l F Eff V l.-am . - l 'Y ' RTF 7 .ings ,X .,, uxiq,-.X,.,, -. . , 1 ii I ' ' ' N -,L-in Jai?-' 2 if .',jLyuw-asf' .V ,N 1 Mlglfw . af. ,. 1 5 1, MLTJ .1 yflwga f Ju- ,lf MARION J. IEELVEAL. Enid. Masqucrs. TED COLDIRON. Enid, Football, G ridiron. D. J. GRIFFITH, Arkansas City, Hanes, Zollars. Ministerial. Kansas Club, Cunfvrenvv. Give Club. ESSIE HUNTER. Enid, CHARLES HREEN. Shattuck. Fuotlrall. JOE FRAN CE, Enid. Ministerial. GENEVA HASTIN Woodward. l'epp4-rs. CLAUDE Ii, ILES, Topeka, Kaus. GS. FORREST BLACK. Medford, Glee Club, Gridiron. El.l,SWOR'fH FISHER, Chanute, Kans. N. RAYMOND HODSON, Medford. Glee Club. Band, Zu.lars, Gridiron. THELMA JONES, Hillsdale. Debate' '30. Y. W. C. A. l A GHZ. FRANCES JONES, Enid. Peppers. OTIS E. PHILLIPS, St. Joseph, Mo, LEWIS SILVER, Philadelphia, Penn. EDNA WALKER, Enid. Zon ta, 53 A-Qi! . . 1- 1 me 5 I x MARATHENA MUCONNEL, Crescent. Tenth Muse. PAUL PERKINS. Enid. Art Club, Glee Club. ROBERT L. WORK, Pond Creek. Ministerial. Band. ELNORA WATKINS, Enid. Peppers, Ministerial, Haymaker, Conferenc G. N l l X JAMES J. MORRS, Enid. ALTAH MAY SWANEY, Enid- Peppers, Masquers. ORA V. WOOLARD, Enid, Masquers, Zelutai. RUTH YO UNG. Blackwell. Peppers, ISERNICE YOUNG Sawyer, Hans. Lx In , I' 5521 1 U- 7 ui a O 5 . H t r ' ir. ' S X Y? , Qc... I . ' V,,, CE-msgid 0 ' A tb u i . , k n i X fgp X I 1 :Q ' , P5 9' , ' . g - 7 I fi! rj Y D ,J W Ax Q ' P Q if rf - , PV! - 7 X XX X X ' A j 1 ' sf Q3 XIX ' 1 JJ U 5 :7X0 y N' 4 if , I 7 . Q, X Q fb ff ' . +24 N f' Q X 1 f . J XA 'ff af ' , J ' - P XY . X J Q A V X bf, IQ - A X N I by 1 . . , 2 Q1 Q , jjj! Xj 1 YB, J1 if X A J? 'lk ,xy X v YQ my 'N Q ' X h A 'J ' 5' J fy x , I f A if H 'in f j N kj' . J ,731 A - N TN bb I pf' I 1 X I Ji X If N V J Q' V , , ' A N' X K L JN Flags Q 9+ f I J K ' A 473 .J X .AW m 6 n ku A w N J J' X xjg , 5 N f x Siva . fi 'J 1 fx I' jJ J Xf, 3 ff u ui . l rg KA. I if M 3 XA , -l 'l n . l , A , fQv -- - 3 . -4- , 4 . J gl IAA! .1 ! J 7' 4 1 P 'N 1 ..- . .3 fi, L4 3 Q' A al., , Q, ' 1.4.1 MA, -1 71 ,. I v .JY 1.144 '44, .1 1, --5.6 -K F lk id n 1 'P' gl J A R km' 4' M' J p W 4. l N 0 - F' , li ,J J' -1. ' Freshmen ' ls 2' '., J ' J, J j 1 51 x. .X in ' 'rm -IP l 3 ,. l W l -Q 'lv A l l 1 f l, Y VELMA ADAMS. Holdenville. D1-um Corps. Y. W- C. Tenth Muse, Zollars. DON ARMSTRONG, Humbolt, Kuns. 4Lvft schooll. BILL BENTLEY, Topi-ka, Kans. TOY BLENDI-IR, Okvene. 60 C F E A ARL B, ADAMS, Enid. Band, Huyrnzxkcr. RANGES BATES. Enid. Red Peppers. STHER BENTLEY, TOD:-ka, Kaus. Ministerial, Kansas Club, Cnnferenvc, Glen- Club, Zollars. NNA LEE BRADLEY, Hydro. LLOYD ALLISON, Mutual. Ministerial. MARGARAET BARRICK. Enid. Rod Peppers. BEATRICE BONHAM, Enid. Poppers. ELDON BRADFI ELD, Elk City. MA X ARMSTRONG Enid, Bur-gl. IOLA BERGTHOLD. El Rvno. TL-nth Muse. JOE VAN BOSKIRK Enid, Iichatv. ELVA BRANFIN. Dougrlns. rift! 41' 4 f 14' .,, 4' I 1 .f- ', f. V, 9 , 1 ' 1 lg! . 1, H .AN . ' 1 1 I V J f Q 4 V' ' ' n fr- ' f' I V. .- ' 1 AVR ' U N z s - - , , 1 ff X .f f I - 1 i , 1 . , l , . 1 , , . J , L N l . v THELMA LOU BRUCE, Clinton. Zonta, Zollurs. MARGARET CAM l'IiEI.I Enid. MARGARET COLEMAN. Shattuck. Tvnth Muse, Glee Club. ALICE COOL!-JY, Galle. J, H. ISRAGG, Oklahuma City. Capital City Club. HAROLD CHASE, Salina, Kans. Haymaker, Masuuers, Debate. WILLIAM G. COOK, Chickasha. Il. ilLI'lI'l CUUMIIS. Enid. Tn-nth Muse. VINCENT ISURDGE, Oklahoma City. Capital City Club. HELEN CLINE, Enid. Tenth Muse, Drum EUGENE CASKEY. Enid. ROYAL S. CURRY. Nowkirlc- Corps. MAJORIE RURWELL. Enid, Red I'epp1-rs. ISESSIE CL EMENT, Enid. GRACE COOLEY. Gage. HARVEY CUNNINGHAM, Chaunte, Kun. 61 K 1 I l 5- 5 k 5 r R. lil . lr 2. Y l, 1 iff! 7- 5 3:12 1, 51. .t . -N... -wh., up . ffff ,Q .. CECIL CUMMINGS, Q?-K4-,Ny 6PsA, JCQLC f,,AL,V,LLQF DAX,-hfx-4.1 ' CL-.xl W- 1-yur. XL,.fX,, V' x Mx ,, i 3 -. -1.4,-. -. A -Q K -' ,- ,,.1,.,L,.C L THE IQBI Pl'lll.Lll:'l.fiTQlXW A!! ' ' N 7' A A N vi l -- -ff-ff -'J ' A Li Q1 N all ALICE DAVIDSON, M. ALICE IJONALDSON, FLORINIC DAVIS, Enid. Douglas. Enid. Enid. Red Peppers, RAY DEAN. JACK D01-JR, ZUNHLLA EMERSUN, Dennis, Kan. Enid- ARMOND DURGAN, Topeka, Kans. Covington, Kansas Club, Conference, Y. VV. C. A., Glee Club. WILLARD ETHRIDGE, LEE A, EVANS, FREDA FERGUSON FLOYD FELT, JR., Enidl Enid. Attica, Kans. Enid. Tenth Muse, Y. W. C. A.. Kansas Club. M. MAXINE FERGUSON, AGNES TRIEMER, ORVILIIE FIELDICR, HARRY FRY, Marlow. Enid. Okeene-. Enid. Y. W. C. A. Student Volunteer, K. O. K. 62 X' sv, mx., Y-. , . l r ftii NEVA GODDARD, Enid. Tenth Muse. W. ELWIN GILCHRIST, Enid. Glue Club, LOIS GUERNSEY, Enid. Red Pemvers. LOYD HAMAKER, Gaze. MARCINI-I GARRIOT, Ezuxle City. ALLAN GOFF, Oklahoma City, Capitol Ciity Club, YVONNE GULICK. Oklahoma Ciity. Capitol City C.uh. LOREE HAMMER, Enid. HAROLD L. GASAWAY, Clinton. Band. ALICE GRUISE, Enid. Rod Poppers. J ACK HALDICMAN, Enid. Band, OLA HAY, Enid- WIN I FRED GENSMAN, Enid. Rod Poppers. MARY NANCY GRACEY Covington. Zonta. GOLDA HAMAKER, Gage. Glee Club, Drum Corp, NED HARRISON, Enid. 1 f ao f r ,1 63 l l -i I i V 1 A 'L .we N xv . HARRIET HARRINGTON Enid. Red Peppers, Masquers, Phillipian Staff. CARLTON HOTALING, Enid. IJOROTHA HOUSTON, Newkirk. I., V. IRVVIN, Nash. 64 ETHEL HEWITT. VINCENT HICSSIGII, I'ine Bluff. Ark, Enid, Zonta. AUGUSTINE HOUGH, UNA MARIE HOLLANDEK. Idobel. Enid, FRED HUDSON, ISILLY HUNTICII Enid. Enid. Band. IQICRTHA JACO ISS Harry, Ill. VICTOR J ACOHS. Granola, Kans. J. LOWICLL IlII,LAl Enid. Glee Club. RAYMOND HOHNER, Iflnid. DONALD IRWIN, Newton, Kzms. li:-md, NOLAN R JACUISS, Pryor. Footbzlll. 501. wif- ef.-Q31 will if . .. ...J i....-Pl?-.N .1 NAOMI J ACOISS, Enisl. WENIJELL LANGSTON, llartlosville. Football. .l ULIA MAE LONGLEY, I'0n4l Creek, HARRY MuINNIS. Enid. Glee Club. LAURA JENKINS. Enid. PAUL LEONARD, S1-cltlwick, Kans. Glee Club. HOMER LUTHER, Enid. Band. Oklahoma Ciity. LOU LENORE MUCARTN EY RQ-cl Peppers, Capitol City Club. . .. - . MQ1'fi'e:-1. :Q ' IEILLY KIKTON. Ilremlin. NI'II,DA LEATHI-LILIVIAN, Detroit, Kun. Zonlzl, Y. XV. C, A, LEA DELL MARTIN. Enid. Zonta. DOROTHY MCCLAIN, Enid. -1.591- i MUI LUN KWAN. Canton, China. Fino Arts. IiET I'Y IIUVVIQY, Enitl. Iivrl Pclmers. EVELYN MI5Tf'ALI . Jet. RUTH MINNIX, Enifl, ,Sf-E7'1.,4 l .1 .Lf 2 ', ' g...-fg.:'.g.,f-'ff 3,,f--f P , ...1-',,,, ,.:VA3. .v .QI FRANCIS MOORE, Enid, Red Peppers, Haymaker Staff. OLIVER NIXON, Flagler, Colo. Band. DOROTHY PAYNE, Sallisaw. Y. W. C. A. WILLIS PRYOR, St. John, Kan. 66 VESTAL NEHER, Guthrie. Tenth Muse, Zollziri, Conference. ROSCOE W. NICE. Ansley, Neb. J AMES PETERSON, Enid. Band, LOLA M. RADCLIFFH, Enid. LYLE NEWMAN, Lexington, Nab, Glee Club, Ministe GEORGE OLIVER, Drummond. vial. LUELLA PEACOCK, Protection, Kans. Glee Club. FREDRICK RANDO Kremlin. Football. l.l'H, l.UClLE NELSON. Mutual. MARY OTJEN. Enid. Zontzx, Masquers, Huymakor, Corn-sp: Sec. for Phillipian. AMOS POYNOR, We-leetkzl. mndin Football, Basketball. M ARION RATHM EL Kremlin U Football. x JOHN REEVES, Guymon. Ministerial, LOIS ROGERS, Dauoma. CLOREAN SHARP, ELLEN SHAUNTY, Enid. OLIN RICHIE. Nickvrsun, Kzins Band. Red Peppers. ONALEE SHANE, Enid. Zonta. HERBERT SHIELDS. Enid. IVA SHARTER, Nash. HOOLEY Ii, DRAIIER, VIVIAN ROBBINS, Cleveland. Enid, EVA SIMMONS, LAWRENCE SICKERT, Clvveland, Enid. Zunta. MIII EJI SHING. VIRGIL SIGLER, China, Nowata. Fine Arts. Ministerial. , DON STETLER, VERLIN STIIMP, Kinyzfisher. Mutual. Rand, i I life' In, X IT .I l D 'xl , if Ox.. 'd ' U' - ' 'S A . S uv .+. J. 'I 'lax lxA?'3 ' .'. f' -'I' 1' 1 ...In 11.. if.. ,. LI .A .n.:,. .-,tx . . f ETHEL MAY STARKEY, Enid. MADELINE T. THOMAS, Topeka, Kans. Y. W. C. A., Kansas Club, Conference, Ministerian, Zonta. JOHN R. THOMPSON, Enid, MAURICE WELLS, Ottawa, Kaus, Band. 68 I fx. 1 ' '1,x QgQb- xii -, --.. M- m, -.WN JUNE STETLER, Hennessey. Tenth Muse. EVAN THOMAS. Enid. H. E. TONEY, Pryor. Football, Basketball. JUNE WEBSTER, Enid- Red Peppers. - .. -. Q- f -.4.v.-m. Ka- . Y ..g?qA' um' --.-- . f.Q.1'?f2r:iE-A HAROLD STINE, Enid. CHARLES THOMAS. Pampa, Tex. ISERNICE STEPHENSON Enid. Red Peppers. ZELMA THOMPSON, Masquers, Texas Club. Durham. Masque-rs. JAMES TRELOGGEN, IVA MARIE VINCENT, Chanuto, Kans. Enid. Zonta. FRANCES WHITSETT, JANE WHEELER, Enid, Enid. Red Peppers, Haymaker, Zontal I f W . r x , . I D X' 21z.'1:cf.i7l,.-,y w 7i1i.,E1 1.- EDWIN WALTON. Enid. Debate. VERNON E, YVILSON, Marshall. Football. MAJEL WILSON, Hunter, Tenth M use, Maelquers EDGAR WRIGHT, Oklahoma City. Masquers, Zullars. GENE YVILSON, Nickerson, Kaus, GEORGE WILLIAMS. Enid. GRANT WILSON, Enid. KENNETH HOYLE, Enid, RUTH YVILLIAMS, Enid. RUSSELL WINSLOW. Kansas City, Kans. JOHN WALKER, Enid. Band. JANE D UNLAP, Enid. Masquers. , A....v-M -.QW .-ff' -ze-'vw-: 1 ' Uv, .436-1 3 ASHTON WILLIAMS. Enid. ALBERTA WILSON, Oakley, Kans. Tenth Muse, Y. W. Kansas Club. WALTER WOELKE, Enid. .... ,Jw A-1 W,,,g C, A. 69 f -1... MM' ,, i-f 1 ,E .fi ,,. .115 113' 5353 if ' fx lain xiii iii! x :iii .' :J iii iw lil' .Wa ll' ill lil A 5 V .g H nlxsii 1 -. QYVEM- ' vii i KP: 95351 :Qfqfk Y. 5- 'Qtr ., -.x --.-., --X- ,f , S522 Ti-iE1931Pl-llLl-IFJIAN .XJ-JR.. 'NYY A L f of 54 1 lv cl x Liv: Lv- Kbx, ya, JNNFX, fw Q 'BU 09 My L 'W 4' X 383' Q' 4, QQXQJJ CLARAENCE E. CANADY. fb JV LYLE M. BAILEY, Oakley, Kan. JOHN CONN, PAULINE BULLARD Medford. JAMES B. CARR, Oklahoma City. Enid. ChiC3H0,.I1l- Glee Club- Ministerial. ROBERT LE FEVER, LOREN E. FIELDER, Enid, Okeenc. TRESSA GREENE, Ministerial, K. O. K. Enid, Student Volunteer. BEE GARVII-1, Enid. ELLIS M. HAM. Zonta, Gleo Club, Enid. Drum Corp. Ministerial. 70 M A ' ES-X -ff. :QQ ff-if ' E XA '0 Q9 564 fffflf K 5 fy . . CARL LEDBETTER, Broken Arrow. ALYCE METCALF, Helena. OTHELL OWENSIRY, Oklahoma City, LAVERNE MILLER, Enid. KEATS RAYMOND McKINNEY, WALTER D. OWEN, Enid- Enid. MAX STOKESISERRY, WENDELI. SHIFLETT, Enid. Wewoka. Haymaker. Football. IEERNICE STAUFFER, CHRISTIAN WRIGHT, I-Ioisington, Kans, Tucumcari, N, Mex. I ni THE 1931 PHILLIPIAN Sentara With faces bright, courage high and hopes keen the famous 1931 Seniors leave the fair portals of their Alma Mater and expectantly embark upon their futures. For one glorious instant, however, they pause to review their noteworthy record. In the good old Freshmen days, they won all three of their contests and were thus privileged not to wear the well-known caps in the spring. As Sophomores they proved themselves one of the most active and enthusiastic classes in the history of Phillips by wallopping the freshmen 6-0 in football, baptizing them in the lake in the Tug-io-War, and beating them 20-19 in basket ball. The bean-feed, the great Show of Shows and the Junior-Senior Banquet fthe first one of its kind held at the new Youngblood,j are milestones of the Junior year while the annual play So This ls Londonl' stands out as an achievement of the past year. The memorial left by the class, an exquisite trophy case, is welcomed as one of the most fitting and appreciated of all Senior gifts. Eluninrn No, we do not have any members of our classes who have become famous as authors, cooks, aviators or presidents but we do have a group of steady, hard working students in our class. If you might see the Junior class roll observation would disclose many of the well known and famous students on the P. U. campus listed there. This annual which you are now looking through is the product of a Junior class editor and his assis- tants, Qfrom various classes.J The Junior play, When's Your Birthday , was an interesting and entertaining comedy drama, also the result of effort among various members of this famous class. This play was given February 20 and proved ot be a complete success. Of course any Junior class of importance is duty bound to entertain the dignified Seniors at a banquet and as courteous Juniors all the necessities were provided with hopes which look forward to the future fJunior Classb. Then last but not least were all the various activities such as Weiner roasts, bacon frys, fattended by Dean Hahn, Alton Kaul, and Royal Humbert, a chili feeds, etc., all of which went to make the year seem like a successful attempt at being the Junior class of 1930-31, Snphumnrw At the beginning of the fall term the Sophomore class of 1930-31, elected its officers. Floyd Leggett was chosen president after much talking and wrangling. Mike Webber was selected vice-president, Leila Gartrell secretary and treasurer, and Jennie Mae McCray representative to the student council. The class has had a rather successful career, as an organization, since its birth as Freshmen in the fall of 1929. As Freshmen, it won all three of its contests with the Sophomores. As Sophomores, it has won one contest, lost one, and tied for the last. This has succeeded in causing the Freshmen of 1930-31 to wear their caps after the Easter season. The class has had activities that have kept a good spirit of unity and cooperation manifest throughout the school year. Judging by the trend of events, every one can certainly expect a great deal of the class of 1933, as it carries on its program for the last half of its college career. Zlirvalimen The fall of 1930 rolled around and Phillips University opened her arms to mother the largest brood of greenish hued children in her history. The crack of the belt and the melody of Beat the Gold Bugsv was the theme song until the so called mighty Sophs had their revenge for their former green days. At their Hrst meeting the ideas of cooperation for a finer Phillips and good sportsmanship were set forth and upheld until the end of the freshman career. Harold Stein was selected as headman, Lindin Rhodes, as vice president Frances Moore as Secretary and Treasurer and Don Anderson as Student Senate represen- tative. The vacancies in the Znd, semester were filled by Allan Goff, Prefidenq, and. Grant Wilson as Student Senate representative. On a windy day the Sophs did too much by tying. The spots of green were grounded, but not in spirit for in the football games a breath taking tie was had then in a grand and glorious finish the Sophs got a good wetting as a result from the tug-o-war. The Freshmen broke even and the question was, will the Freshmen wear their caps or not?l, Glad I-land I i gt. K. i. 5, il X i EZ -'iii xiw af- ' l .gif-, fi, ' ,K-,I'f'kf'. ,ying ily: 7 fi ' Ya 513: il THE1931Pl-HL.L-iPiAN Znllarn Zollars Literary Society received it's name from the first president of Pbillips University, ii. V. Zollars. It is the aim of the society as the only organization of its kind on the campus, to have for itls members those students who are most representative of ideal Phillipians. The purpose of Zollars is tbree-fold. It is to develop individual spiritually, intellectually, and socially, and prepare tbem to become outstanding men and women. The membership is limited to fifty! and new members are voted in by the szmetion of the entitre membership by means of seeret ballot. bleetings are held once a week in Zollars Hall of the Vniversity library on Nlonday evening where varied programs are presented which are interesting, instruetive, and beneficial. The I7I'Ug1'I1lllS this year have been a series of reviews of modern fields of interest by description and illustration. 74 -. -rf We Y K-1.1,--2-M N- '.1 f N V Q. W A liflm' M' S . I A'2l:QQ,ig w -Q -k lilf 1 ,I R ..e. E W. - '- US1. 'f F157 XR' W BK ins-ka' Znllara Each SCI1lL'STL'I', L1 fUI'Il1Lll fumwion is hclfl. ,X TllLtIll1kSgiX'iIlg banquet was gjivcn in the xY0lII1fIblUOli Hotcl in NOx'c111hur which plwwcd to hc om' of the most succcsSful in history of Zolhxrs. In yvurs to paws, may tha' inHucncu of Zollalrs hc uxtcmlvci to follow it's mcmhurs into all parts of the L-:1rth. Nlzly it hc I'L'1lS0l1L1l3lC' in LL ILUQIC clvgruc for hcttcr mc-n :mel XYUIIIVII who will hr world h':1ch-rs. 1 i Ministerial The administration of the Ministerial Association during the present school year has been in charge of the following elected officers: John VV, Harms, president, Louis V. England, vice-president, Mrs. Violet Fairweather, secretary-treasurer5 Bayne Driskell, student council representatitve, and Clifton Clark, judiciary committeeman. The following chairmen were ap- pointed by the president to take charge of the various phases of activity in which the Association has been engaged during the current year: Dyre Camp- bell, program committee, Miss Elnora Watkins, worship committee, Hallie Gantz, reporter, George Davis, luncheon committee, hliss Sylvia Lee Baker, social committee, Ed, Wright, prayer meeting committeey and Claude Ingram, athletic. The purpose of the Ministerial Association is to foster those interests and activities among the students of the Bible College which will be beneficial to those who are preparinf for religious professions. Every person enrolled in the Bible College automatically becomes a member of the Ministerial :Xs- sociation. The regular activities ot the organization are: a regular monthlv meet- U, w lil lttclt mu of the entire lllCllllJL1S1 J of the ASb0L1lIl0Il is it sion il moon dax lunchrons and .1 s as 1 tl lin N - 'ng at vl i 'l L 11 iz '- ' I ' ' - -1-lil ' - . L ' '-- J X quired, special lectures brought by capable men from outside the Vniversity, 93 ' K mcca ' 1 I - ' - g, ' f serie: of social activiti fc r ie Yll- Special lecturers who have been brought to the campus include Arthur A Evarts, prominent business man and tithing advocate, of Dallas, Texas, bkfollege students 5 is C leorge H Parkinson, minister of First M E church, Enid, jesse M. Bader fllilinintvrial of Imlizxnzxpolis, lntliaixxag Edwin Errcttcs of Cincinxxzxtiy Gcorgc Hzxxnilton Cmxxhs, nxinistcr of the Cmxntry fluh Christizxn Clxurch. Kanszxs City, Mis- sourig :xml Curl ll xvlll1t'lIIl, tninistrrr of First fhristizxn Church, Blzxvkwcll, Oklzxhoxnzx 'lihc sorizxl :xrtivitivs hzxxw' ixxclxxclctl at chili supper, zxnnuzxl Ministerial hzxnquvt, axml thc Junior wrcxxtimx for thc Seniors :xml grzxcluzxtcs One fczxtxirc of this yt-zxr's zxutivitius was the xxclcmm' given to tht- new Phillipizxns ruining into thu Bible lbllugc. This inclutlctl ax social pcriml :xml ax Ccx'cxxx0xti:xl of WL-lcoxxxcw. This was well rcvcivccl by tht: nxcxnhcrs of thc studvnt hutly :xml the faculty, :xml it hzxs hfcn suggested that this lwcoixxu ll rt-gjulzxr zxffgxir :xt tht- opcxxing of tha' sclxocxl tcrxn in tht: full. The Dcaxn of the Bible fullt-gc, Dr. F. ll. Marshall. and the faxculty, xnaxtls it possilxlc for ax nuinlwr of upptsrclzxssnxcn to hold pre-Faster xncctings in tht-ix' clxurchus this yczxr. The rcsults :xt Easter tixnc have hccn womlerful ixx yours pzxst, hut hcczxxxsc of this zxrrztngcxncnt this yt-Lxr's Eaxstux' results wt-rc xmxru thzxn gratifying. 'lihc closing lxxcctixxg uf thc urgzxnizution will lx' urxiquc :X strictly tic- xtxtionaxl progrnxxx is hcing plzxnmwl czxllctl K'Thc Gzxlilczxn SL'I'Yll'CH. This will hc tht- clinxaxx of tht- Associ:xtiun's zxctivitius for the prcscnt school ycur. The president wishes to :xt'kxxowlcdgc thc scx'vit'c of czxrh nxctnhcr of thc cxvcxitixc roxxnxxittuc without uhusc roopcrzxtiuxi rht- splcmlicl work clung th ruxxgflt tht- lVlinistcri1xl Associzxtioxx would lxzxvc hccn ixnpossilxlc, l 5, ailrfxfJ'11I1Z'iI'l5'jl'x!'i X .A .., es L...,,. E f 13. M. Ol. A. We the nlelnhers of the Y. W. C. A. of Phillips l'niversity unite in the desire to realize full :md ereativc life through at growing knowledge of IW 21 P' X' God. VVU determine to have LI izirt. in Illlllillln' this life mossihle for all leo- l as l l plc. In this task we seek to understand Jesus amd follow Him. There :irc many possibilities in sueh 21 purpose. The goal includes hoth personal development :ind service for others. The Y. VV. C .L group this year hats tried, :is in :ill other yezirs, to find the hest waxy to tnest this pur- pose :ind :ittuin it's goal. Because of stnull tnetnhership and the number of OI'g1lIllZl1IlOHS performing silnilur Servees the group hats not been able to Lleeomplish as Inueh :ts it had hoped but when :L group of girls tneet onee at week for worship and for ll study of their plziee in life its 11 fhristizm, sonne- thing is uttzlined whit-h is both worthwhile :ind permanent. The Illlllll project for the yez1r's work was the Big :ind Little Sisterl' niovelnent which resulted in the third unnuzll issuance of the Hl'lLlyIIl11l'CL'I' Handbook, This hook was presented hy the Y. W. C. :Y to all Frushtncn during the first week of school. In many ways this group does its part in keeping the enlnpus life what it should he. Membership is open to every girl in the Vliiversity. The or- gzinizution is striving to draw people closer together. Itls IllCIUlTL'I'S desire that in it the girls may unite spiritually und soeizllly :ind for edueationul good of 1111. The otfieers for the Y. VV. C. A. ure elerted by the group in M1lI'L'll of every yezir. The girls serving as lenders for the 1930-3l term were: Volitu Pzttriek presidenti Jennie Mae lN'lel'r:1y, xiee-presdent5 Ann Hesser, seeretalryg und Purthen lVIeC'ruey, ,1lI'CZ1Slll'L'l'. Miss Addie Sweet is the sponsor of the orgainizxttion. 78 h K. K A g Q' --,,W,J:'.,..,.-, t C154 Lf,1.:.'.rA-gigs,rf-:M ' -4.t,-. - t ' -. M ' .dw 'W Q- .A .. .2 i e.- . V yf 'A ',7:'.V?Qn.,5.' -XS., U 'xzttz - NPNQP' 'Hug Qu,- '- f-1 :wet 1 1 55131-1 I I ll ii i it Zrlntai Un Nou-inhci' 5. 1923, ri nt-w orgfzinixution ingiclc its clchut into thc cluh lift- of Phillips I'tiix'ci'sity5 un orgzniizution xury cxclusivc in its nztturc hc- causc only wivcs of stuclcnts regularly cnrollutl in the Collc-gc of Biblc- inigjht hcconie tncinht-rs, with wivcs of professors of tht: Bible Collcgc :incl wives of Christian ininistcrs of Enicl :is honorary incnihcrs. The origin of the clulu Illily he :ittrihutctl to two woincn who hurl :it heart thc wulfziru of this girls who shziru with their hushzlntls thc Vcsponsihility of cairrying thc incssngc: of Christ into clitlcrcnt connnunitics. Thcsc two woincn wcrc Mrs, I. N. Ml'clilSl1, lzitt- wifc of our Prcsitlcnt, :intl Mrs. F. H. lVl1ii'sh:1ll. wifc of thu Dean of the folic-gc of Bilult-. Mrs. lN'lcL'usli hclcl L1 tczi in hcr hotnc on Novctiihci' 5, 1913, to which sixtccn guests wcrc invitctl. Thu purposu of this incc-ting, which wits to tztlk oxcr the orgjatnizutzon ot at cluh which woultl hc ln-niliciul to the wives i of Bihlc Collcgju stuclcnts. wus inzulc known by lVlrs. lVll'Kll1Sl1. M rs, Marshall lcacl at tliscussion on the intullcctuzil and sociul hsnclits to hc all-rixt-cl from such Ll cluh. A ntnnc, Zclriii, iiivsmitig xt-zilous WUl'kL'I'S,l or tiglgicl XXUl'l'lL'I'Sm w tis sug- gcstccl hy Nlrs. fNl:irshull, lzttcr to hc choscn tis thc cluh nzunc. 'lihc purpose of Zclotzii wats to hring togcthcr tht- wives of ininistcrizil stuclcnts for spiritual, intcllcctuail, gnicl social fellowship. Mrs. Nlclltsh :ippointctl th: constitution connnittcc :incl thc- first Nloncltiy of wich month wus clccitlccl upon :ts thc rcgu- lzu' tiinc of nicctingg. Thi- first tin-t-ting of thc- cluh was Iicltl git tht- hoinc ot Mrs, VV. E, Powcll with Nlrs. llcfatsli prcsitling. 'I'hc following offi- ccrs wcrc clcctccl. prcsitlunt, vicc-prcsiclcnt. sccrctztry uncl trcatsurcr, :incl his- toriain. New officcrs :incl coininittccs :irc vlcctccl :incl aippointccl catch yczir in orclcr that inorc girls niziy till otlicc :incl clcwlop lc:itlc1's, Zclotaii hats hrouglit to the girls, in cttch of thc scvcn yczirs, hclpful tull-is :intl discussions of w hut to stty, w hut to clo, w hcn to stty it :intl how' to clo the tnuny things which :irc cxpcctctl of thu woinain, who w hcthcr shc wills it or not, plays tht- pztrt of li-ttcling lzttly in thc c'o1iggi't-ggutioti to which hc-r hushatncl ininistcrs. Qlnnfervnrv Qlluh Thr- QlUIlfL'I'CI1L'L' Cluh of Phillips l'i1ix'ri'sity was 0l'Q,1'llI1lZCil two YULIFS ago. Enroll yvur tha' mcuihcrsliip of tln- Cluh lI1K'I'CL15L'S hcvzllisc of thu num- hcr of co11furcm'cs on thu czuupus. Our iutcrcstiug fact this yczrr was that thcrc wcrc tourtcun prvsiduuts or cx-prcsult-nts ot iliflcrt-ut rouicrm'cs ou the Czuupus. Thr purpose of thv cluh is to sponsor tht- l'oi1fc1'vm': Spirit ou thi' campus. Any one who has :im-mir-ll :1 ror1fu1'um'v is t-ligilulv for mcuihcrsliip. This yvarr umlcr thc cfficicut lvaulcrsliip of Lyla- Nthllllllll Pl'L'blllk'IlYg fzlvk Olivrr, Yicc-p1'cSi1lL'l1tg Zoucllu Fiuursou, swi'ct411'y-I1'i':1sL11'rl'5 tht' rluh has mlouu lim- work, The club in roopcrntiou with Miss Goll4lz1rcl's offica- uf Religious EllLlCllflOIl has dom- promotion uork for tht- suuuuur roufvr- cmws. They ulso livlpcnl to start thc rock QllI'ilL'I1 on Bilvli- Colle-gr lnwu iu whit-h thcrc ure rocks from ll gjrvzxt mzxuy of our voufcrcuu-s. The rluh also enjoyed murh social fellowship in tht-ir PIlI'TlL'S nucl sociuls. May thu uvxt yL'l1I' of the rlulm ln: one- ot 1lll'l'CLlSL'Ll proht to alll lIl'JIlllJ.'I'b. lktnnaz Klub Kunsus Klub-yes indeed- the sznne old Kluh . Noi! year hy yexir . , . . . itls ffettinfr better :md better. llow wroud Philli is is of us' we ezinnot fruess If F' I 3 21 3 but we're proud of Phillips, in filet we ure proud of ourselves. VVe have the right to he. Just eoine :1 little neurer und welll tell you why. Kunsus says. VVe grow the hest young people in the world. Fyery year Phillips profits when some of those Uhest young people in the worldn turn their eyes southwaLrd5 away from the splendid institutions of learning in the North und Exist to the best Hole sehool in the world. Fifteen cheers ladies :ind gentlemen-we mean Phillipsl Those young people ure lezidersg they give the hest they hziye und :ill they have to ulFlL'I'CIlSL' the plzice Phillips oeeupies on the nntp . lluye we the right to he proud? Read onl The hy-gjone Annuails tell the history of Kansas Kluh. VVhy repent it? VVe ure Illillillltif history every day. The Cannpus mill ring in the future with the not-omplishinents of Kansas? not selfish ueeoinplishinents-hut uehieye- ments of seryiee. Kunszxs ure 'tall for one and one for ullN5 they ure loyul to the state of their hirthg they are loyal to the Spirit which nizide Kunsus 21 stute4The State whieh it is today. They :ire loyul to Phillipsi for wherever they go the Song of Phillips is in their heurtsi upon their lips. Jzxnuury 29th, is our birthday. A ehupel progruing 11 hzlnquetg ai ineet- ing every inonthg good tiinesj hut th:1t's not ull. VVe serve. Try usg prove us. VV11teh Kansas. .4 THE19?-1PHIL.L.lPIAN Natinnal Muarh FIRST BATTALION HEADQUARTERS BATTERY, 189th FIELD ARTILLERY OKLAHOMA NATIONAL GUARD. The National Guard unit bearing the above designation was organized on the Phillips campus in the fall of 1921 by a group of students, most of whom were former service men from the World War. The first battery commander and prime mover in the organization was George A. Hutchinson, Phillips '23, now an attorney in Enid and a member of the State Legislature for several terms. The original second in command was F. C. Cameron, Phillips '24, sometime pastor at Tonkawa, Oklahoma and VVinfield, Kansas, and now a teacher of Old Testament in Texas Christian I'niversitv. Third in command was Arthur Haney, Phillips 123, now a prominent medeal prac- titioner in Oklahoma City, The entire unit was composed of students. Federal reco nition was extended on November 17 1921 and et ui 1- , ET 1 1 1 1 'I' ment was soon issued. The amearance of the trucks and other vehicles on i 1 I H the campus created quite a stir. Discovery of the fact that the big White 1 would do seventy was followed by many chances for it to demonstrate. Only X ll the well-known providence that watches over fools, children, and college i l- . 114 students prevented a fatality. tif Many prominent students have been members of the unit since its estab- l . . A l lishment here. Drill pay has helped no less than two hundred students 15 at various ueriods to meet their room rent, tuition and dates. It ranks V131 I ' lttggg financially as a major enterprise of the campus. -is . . . . . . . . ' MQ The re 1utat1on of the unit for militar ' efficiency is state-wide and more. I R, I 5 . 1 fl Its performance of dutv due to the hi-rh tvpe of personnel has enabled it to l , I F' , 7 1 win all troihies for which it has com veted durinlf its lifetime. Other vie- I I l r- i toris are in prospect. Mlwl The present commanding officer, seen at the left of the picture, is Cap- tli, tain S, . En land a member of Philli as factultv. lst Lieutenant Dorsey E. I 1 K i I . . will Creason is present second in command. Almost all the personnel are, or have been, students at Phillips. 4 , The hresent armory was erected in the summer of 1'll5.j ugvtip t v-NN' . i l GJ N 40 It V A qu! Z It M. ...if .., 1 . I 1. lt .R '4 ll 'll at I. i vi ,Q 11 xx. E-. 1 1 52525 Tit- A ia: V 5' 82 fr' ' Q L .e . -. K., . 4 d. --N-freeeeers-'e- 31i o s tt idi- I PI. nik. KX 1 Rs. Ei. Y i , :. -1tXlX sn 'm W Nt '1 I '1 i'i ' ' ll. QD. lf. KNIGHTS OF KNUVVLEDUE 9111. Right Book to thc Right PL-rson :lt tht- Right Titnu :intl in thu Right Spiritf' lx O. K.-Thcsc :irc the surxnnts of Phillips lviiivwsity. They arc xonr UIZISS-IYILIYCS and ro-workers xx ho through uonsotting3 with fluid niun tzincl v 1101110115 in st-vim-t ish-s :ind straight' 3 :ind with tncn fnntl KYOIIICII9 not ciczul, incl in paths not too straight hzivc rotnu to know Nothing, hut to know how intl wh I ure to Show it in Irint. Mcct thvsc young pcoplc - Soc the Lihrziry Stuff pt-rpctiizilly jOg'1j'1I1Q'775 s c rliv C1lI1liOgllL'1' in thu :ict of czitzxloguingg su- tht- Rrfumtivc L1hi':it'i41ii-- nistloin is hcr spcuixilty-to know hcr is szilvzitiong soc thv gh-cful Desk Xttvntlzint dcxiling' out tht- hrziins of szigcs, rzihn :intl fool :unong tht- tutnult. nitl ' 1 hcr mlzitn' stxnnp in hcr hzi nd. R O. K, ht-gun the 29th of Mary' 1929 with 11 party gin-n :tt of Mrs. Lush. This Library Staff consistrd of nine young pcoph- mrv of P. V. Library for twcnty wut-ks following thi- ch-:ith of During' tht- sinnincr of 1929 the Lihrzwv Stuff orgtxnizscl for class html one party. The first Scincstvr of tht- yvzir 1929-1930 saiw at OI'Lj.ll11LL1T10I1 with constitution :mtl ofifict-rs to uitl in C11I'!'yi11f.f forwtii the hoinr who took Nliss Svc. work :intl roinplctc 'ti the pur- osu of Lihrurizinsg tht- grvzitcst scrvirc to the grczitcst nuinhur with thc least cost :intl the least friction. Thr- incinhcrship consists of Honorary Mcrnht-rs, persons who liziw' worked in P. V. L1i11'l11'y3 .Xssorintc NIn'ti1bci's, those Tllkillg' I'L'gl1iZl1' Class uork hut not urtivdy tfiigqigctl in lihrnry scrviccg :ind ,M'tix'r INTL-tiihcts. Stu- tlcnts taking thc class work :incl svrxingj on this L1i1I'11I'5' Stuff. K. O. K. inet-ts onw wich wr-uk for instruction in Lihrziry Yliitixigfciiiciit. Thi- outstgintlingf 'cnts of k'i1i'i1 YL-:ir uw: thc Suinincr Party, tht- Thzxnksgixing' Dinnvr, tht- K hristinus Party, :intl the Spring Party. fl J Y' J f ' , I' A . . I J X 1 ja 14 if-'1p4.p., C is A , , 1 P 1 , ' Y ' if, j Sy N 5 5 ' - . ' x ss ss ,XJ l 'JJ Ji' A .7 xl- ' E W '1 X X X . 5: VY -ft JY Ll.. .-figs! Y : 1 .1 ,ti .x I I f f If y JY ,y 9 5--f '1 A 1 . ' 'V J J Q f x X 1 f I f 1 H N 'A I gl., Us ,JJ J , V M r- l Q. I J 7 I 1 D J' 'Juli 'X ' ' 1 I r , . , . .- J f, , , up EY' lj ' Ny I 1 V A 4 J 4 f 4 W og., e V..- l Bnrmitnrg Athenian Hall, under the able supervision of Lulu C. Daniel, was more sueeessful this year than ever before. The executive eommittee the first semester was Composed of Helen Shrader vresident- Parthena lVlCCl'C1lilV Dorothv Gosnev and Florenee Y T' I K , 7 , . aekson monitors of first, seeon d and third floors res mectivelv, and Ma rv 7 . . Marffaret Bravffr seeretarv-treasurer. The seeond semester une Stetter PN bb 7 , , I mresident- Alberta Wilson Elizabeth Duke and Luellzi Peaeoeli monitors Y Y 5 7 and Velma Adams, secretary-treasurer, took their places. There were various soeial functions-Open House and ll Big and Little Sister party at the first of the year, a Christmas party and a St. Patriek party. Not the least among the diversions was a room to room excursion one night by several unknown girls who thoroughly and eleverly lil stacked the rooms of the absentees. These girls will remember Dorm days as being among the most pleasant und profitable of their sehool days. Here,s to the Dormitory! Gfvxan Glluh' The Texas Club is one of the youngest and one of the best elubs on the eampus. Its membership as yet is not very large, but it is seleet. Every member of the Club is the offieial representative of 36S,Nll0 square miles of the total area of Texas, and of 17,726 of the total population of Texas. This is ll eonsiderable responsibility, but the elub members bears it gladly berause of their devotion to Texas. If a Texas Club IIlCllll3t'I',S head should be opened, the map of Texas would hs found pliotographer on l1is brain. This XV0lllll also be true of his heart. One of the purposes of the Texas Vlub is to induee other students to eome to Phillips liniyersity. They would UUIIIL' anyway if they just knew what kind of ll sehool we have, for Texans know a good thing when they see itg b11t Texas is so big that only those within the radius of the first S0,0ll0 miles have heard of Phillips, Vnless your front gate is eighteen miles from your front door. yo11 do not belong to society in Texas. Rayne Driskill's gate is ISU miles from his front door and he is thinking of moving him house baek so that he will not he annoyed by passing automobiles and peddlers. It is ISU miles furthter from I-Il Paso, Texas to Texarkana, Texas, than it is from Chieago to New York fity. Fort xxlilfill is nearer to St. Paul, Klin- nesota than it is to Brownsville, Texas. Texas has enough land to supply every man, woman and ehild in the whole world with a traet of 5x2ll feet and have enough left over for tl1e armies of the world to mareh around th: borders five abreast In fact, if all the eotton raised in Texas annually were made into one mattress, all tl1e people in tl1e world could take a nap at one time. Th - , . . . e other purpose ot the Club is to promote fellowship among th.- Texans on the eampus. The Club meets onee a month to reyiew the faets about Texas so that its members may always tell the truth, the u hole truth, and nothing b11t the truth, Officers: Rayne Driskell. President, Tegie Marie Thompson, Viee-I'resi- dent. Ex-la fVliley, Seereta1'y-Treasurer, Dr, VV. F. Powell, Sponsor. THE 1931 PHlL.l.lPnAN Einanphian The Biosophian club is composed of majors, minors, and assistants in the Biology depart- ment. Organized in 1927, it has made an enviable place for itself among university organiza- tions. Beside interesting monthly meetings, profitable days are spent in the opening visiting nearby places of biological interest. The museum is also under the care of the Biosophians and with the addition of the Wickmiller collection it is an important place of interest on the campus. Officers are: Tom England, president, Claude Knight, vice-president, LeRoy Hay, secretary treasurer, James Tindle, Held manager. Miss Derrick, who is taking Prof. Shirley's place in i' the department while he is doing advanced studies, is the sponsor this year. l lii , F i 5 t Uhr Alntrrnatinnal ilielaiinnxa Glluh , The Club this year has made more progress than in any previous, and took an active part xy in the convention held at Norman. Under the direction of Prof. VVellman the club holds a , ll monthly meeting and reports on foreign countries are given, taken from a pamphlet sent out 2 by the U. government through the aid of the Carnigie Endowment Fund. L The charter members this year were: President, Warren Ehly, Secretary, Vera Belle Gooding l Lloyd Benifield, Benny Hesser, Thompson Shannon, Charles Carr, Geneva Hastings, Rudolph l Ruzek, Sylvia Baker, Naomi Harp, Charles Davis, Buford Norris, Katherine Dymond, Lctha I i, Leonard, Bud Fisher and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wellman. , M tl X , . X 1 131 X. gg i :ai i E fo K ' -:gray ss -P tfx . ' ' x ve' ' No 5-hir A' M'T' mfg - -it ,, s e 'llltwx -thi? We THE 1931 Pi-in.LiPnAN A math Gbf igrainv Illm' Gbur Eagmaker Stat' We might well addy a word of praise for our Haymaker staff-for a change. For nearly thirty weeks now the Phillips Haymaker has been issuing Phillipian news to about 550 students and a wide out-of-town circulation, a service which only an elficient editor and his capable staff can appreciate. Each week we Phillipians receive our paper and go about our routine reading its contents. If it meets with our approval-no comment, if it does not meet with our approval we buttonhole the first fellow student we come to and call to his attention the noticed error or criticism-a mis- placed comma, too many advs., not enough jokes, my name is mis-spelledf, too much philosophy, not enough school life, etc., etc., etc., etc. It is no easy task to edit a paper in a school the size of Phillips where 'thot' news is not always available and before we make a criticism we should ask ourselves, Are we willing to help to make our paper a better publication by our own efforts and not by mere fault-Hndingin But let us preceed to something a little more pleasant. 'l al ll 1 l l I-lappyl' has maintained an efficient, working, well organized staff this year who are the i objects of my praise at this time. Once every week behind closed doors staff meetings have bsen held at which time work for the ensuing week has been outlined and assigned. Through the co- operation of the shows in town passes have been secured and frequently a staif meeting is closed by a line party to one of the shows-entertainment helps the weary brain to function better. fask Loyd BJ l I have been in a position to keep in touch with the Haymaker staff this year and I wish to W say that I appreciate the efforts of the editor and business manager and every member of the M staff. I trust every student horbors the same kind of feeling. The Editor of The Phillipian. in e W ,I K ,' . J, A g f YI ' X ' as ' fr 'fp 7 T, 'Q JL , I Z 87 4 , 'i L 4 4- s ss-- s- - - .M what X X . fl Xt Q M THE 1931 PHILLIPIAN F1112 Mnainga GDI' A lisp In these bustling days Of many things in a maze We would select big, vital things For we are a Phillips Pep Club In our relations to others We can not be brothers Qlluh l N But we can be friends to all For we are a Phillips Pep Club. A I In making our money f Now I'm not being funny X We would stress righteous getting, always N For we are a Phillips Pep Club. l i W' In choosing our possessions l i Or e'en our professions L We would not enslave ourselves ' For we are a Phillips Pep Club. I In love for our nation I Not forgetting our station 'gl We would put God and righteousness first I For we are a Phillips Pep Club. ll And then to our college kk Which gave us our knowledge We would be everlastingly true li For we are a Phillips Pep Club. -E -Kathryn Alloway lb Y is ag R X ii LLB slit. - , - QV f I Nt W2 Enthusiasm THE 1931 PHILLIPIAN 1, Suhatanrv i 1. Your Walls are red, my Phillips. I But they are not built of brick. They house the hopes, the cares, the fears, ,ill The lives of men who have spent their careers, ll P That you might live on down through the years. Xl Your walls are red, my Phillips, But they are not built of brick. 1 They are built of blood. il' -Forrest Wyman. i l f il X A E 'HW'-2 90 I , faq X . . ,W .xxx T X T- ,, ee o 1 e 5 i iixwx vS W it J Sn 1 Cf' THE1931Pi-HLLIPIAN Stuhent innate Oflfit'crs: Bud Fisher, President. Claude Knight, Vice President. hlziry Ruth lVILlI'llll, Sw. 81 Trcns. ft Ut vtjijtgf if BUD FISHER, CLAUDE KNIGHT, President. Vice-President. Y 1- 'Ihc Student Senate has L'lNlL'1lYOI'CLl to furnish n I1lt?Cl1L1lllSlll whcrchy the uvtivtttes of student lift- go on smoothly, and tht- ztttt-ntion is drawn to the atctitvitics fl1L'II1SClYCS und not to tht- ntztchin- crv behind them. - 1.111 :f SQ This ycur the Sonata has tried to establish ll purely 1'CPI'LISL'Ilfll.flYQ type of studt-nt Q'0VCI'l1IHCIlf, 7' 312 j , llLLYlIlg' cstzthlishcd :L new constitution, which provides for more cli1'ct't t'c1nt1'0l of studunt affairs, :ind which is intundud to establish closer rcliitionships within the studvnt hody. I aff! VVU express our thztnl-is that our efforts have hucn so wull 1'ct'cix't'd. ,ft , J Q fig! . , - 1 - A . - ff Mt-111l1c1's-Cyraittt xv1lS0ll, fresh. Rcp., Alton Kaul, Junior Rep.. xV1llllI'Cl Dorscy, Senior 'j !y','fl Rt-p., N111 Hoislip, Grztduatu Rep., Mztrshon DcP0istt-r, Phillipian liditor, LeRoy Rccvt-s, Athslc- ,fl ,Vg Y' A I Y x . V' Y . , if I J tic Mgr., Mary Ruth Martin, bcc. und rl roms.. -It-nnic Mitt- MVC my, Soph. Rt-p., Hatyn: DI'lSkCV - ji U I Bible College Rep.. M. H, Grovcs, Editor Haytmulkw. ki' ' af ' Vi , .Q . 'Hitt K . Q C 111. . - ' .f fl' 'll ' W, 10, 1 AH Y' fl ' ui. -V 0 'Il Q 1,1 l 1? .jf 1 ' 1 ' 1 JI V? 11 QM 'f: 5'l 9 1 :,g,,,,..,- 'Qr V J- w.,,yLM, .,,fA,',, Ii. ' tlfijpel J 1,5551 ,753 ic? ,,, f 511+ 2,55 111' .Wg .Eh .L .5 N 79 1 -d JOHN HARMS, ERSKINE SCATES, SPENCER AUSTIN, Senior Member, Coach. Senior Member- Brhaie The Phillips Vnixcrsity Dehziturs of 1930-31 l'0lllI7lCfL'Kl thc most uxtensivc sunstms schctlL1Ic vxwsl' pziiticiputctl in hy Phillips tunnis. V The st-:troll was opt-meal in lDCCL'Illl7CI' with pzirticipzition in thu Soutliwcstcrn Invitzltioii '1AUlll'- Ilillllvlit ht-lil :nt XVinfit-ltl, Kzinszis. This touriiguiiciit provutl to he tht- largest l1cl.l in thc United Staitcs this scuscm. Timm- Phillips ti-aims wt-rc ciitcrutl :intl wt-rc climinutctl in tht- sixth :mtl scxw-iitli roumlrz ziftur winning rm-lic out of L-ight alchzitcs. I'hc boys team composccl of Jim V4mBoskirk :mil john llairms siivcccclccl in clcfcntiiig the ht-sf Another high sight in the season was thc hoys tour Fchi'u:iry 23, Ll squzul cmiiposctl of lm- V:1nBriskirk, John Harms, :intl Loyal Nortlwott, aiccolilpzinit-tl by Coin-h Rrskinc Suites startcil in qi two wel-ks tour uf Kansas, Nlissouri, Imsu, and Fzistcrn Okliilimnu. Sonic of the lmvs: tlvhxiting tzilt-nt in thust- stzitcs wore tlcfcaitctl. Twcnty-two llc-haitus of :ill typcs wvrc ciigjzigjucl in. Higlit of tht-sv wcrc clccision uml Phillips wvn six of thcsc, The scnstm t-lost-fl with thc Big lfuui' touriizimcnt hvltl ut Phillips March HI, ll. Uklailioiiizi Huptitst Vnivcrsity :md Phillips liiiiu-l'sity tical first plzufc. Ezwh school rcccivctl :L cup. The alll time rurortl for Phillips is ll! clchutcs won nml 72 lost 01' il PL'I'C8INLlQIJ uf LHS, ' r , ff' MARSHON De-POISTER, LOYD BENEFIELD, WESLEY VUTH. Flnitor-in-Chieif. Business Manager. Cn-Editor. Eh? lghillipian Thi- ctlitoi' was ably alssistccl hy A. Li-on uflliufl' Milli-r, uliosu willingness has het-ii ai help which uairimvt hu ou-1' ustimaitcnl. Gwciicth Bates shuwctl hcr willinggm-ss to no-rmpcrzitu hy the nffiviunt muy in whit-Ii sht- liaimllctl tht- class suction, l orrt-st VVyiii:in alisplziyctl rziru litvrairy :ihility hy tht- ni1inm'r in which ht' hziiidlctl rht- litcitiry and of tht- lmook-pociiis ziml such. Doi'- uthy Gosnq haul tht- iiigcnius inlvai of scn'l1i'iiig' ai cnrtuiii incmhur of tht- faculty to ziitl hur in iiiuli- mg thc huilclmg wi'itL-L1ps4gL1css whug just glumm- ull thrhugli rlit- hunk git thc almost 1IlI1LlII1vJI'A :ihlv numhci' of snap shots and sec if you do not zigrcu that thu l-:mluk t-tlimr is thu aiuswcr to gui zimiuzil cclitm's prziyvr, Floyd Leggett. 'lQl1ClIl1Ll Lou liriiu- dial hcl' joh up in iiizwwloiis fzisliirm. :X nt-wly zivqiiiix-tl tvaitiirt- of the stuff is lzwn'tt llllI'L'L'll, our iirlilt-rin ctlitor gxml ll tl-tlAtl-tl-tl11l'I1 'Ollll om- Tht- husincss L-ml of tht- :itiiiuul wus tukcn vairu ttf liv'lLm'cl lisiivfivlil uhh vmufcl thin hi- v f K ' l knuw his l'lmsim'ss us ut-ll :is his 'fctlitorslii if' Lux' h's hail thu tm iluzisuiit nlutv of mrcsviitiiiii' l . l . fs . . . ag -, . . . hills to the mwgziiiizzitimis :incl flzisscs hut plczisgdtlo iiotlhnlgl thQt aigzimst him, it mis Ilt'l'.'SS1lI'y. BPS Of 51:5 rsu, tlggimligicl to hc Lui aissistzitit l5llSl11C b1l,liIjQggP 31163 tllsiitllgqigoii xxzis IIUIIC utllcl' than Lily ' - avi '1N 1 A vi , . ug Z . . . ' 33 A ixiliailwlt-, cffl,Cl2..I.l.L'M:11'g:111ct It-:in VVultlrui, ,Q'L'LNCllL'kWU YQ? thc cclitwrizil :xml lmsiut-ss st411'l',-- '11, 0, '. '- -- , , as -+ J we - V 7, P, IHF, PHILLIPIA-UN Ib OVIY l .jj Q5 ix CN ,N , xv 'i l LVN A 4' X Y 'J fY I , op A Qi '21 ,ff ' -dm .- V lo? I Q. l I 'J 5 R9 o I PA, 4 K ' 'P Cy t fa hal i 1 1 iq bp ry ble lg. NI rf he 5 l ,., e t THE 1931 PPllLLlPlAN Ellie Qagntakvr Once a week ll faithful staff of literary tailented stu- , dents under the editorship of ll:1ppy'l Groves published Phillips l'niversity's weekly newspaper :ind submitted it to the entire student and fueulty body, alumni, and out- side suhserihsrs every Thursday morning. lt has not been fin easy jolu to find enough hot ncws every week of the veur to nll The Hzmvxnuker and nmnv times: . , 7 . 'lhe editor would madly tear his hair, And frantically held paw and ehurn the air , :Ks in ll voice made all of ruin despair l Held luuwl, lVlore eopyfl M. H. HAPPY GROVES, Editor-in-Chief ti However we found it to he 11 pziper ranking fair 1ll3OYC the :Lveruge of the past. lt kept t its suhserihers mosted on the details of school affairs and many tinies news takinff nlalee Wednes- V l . z- I day evening has heen read in detail hy expectant Phillipizins early the next morning in The ll lluylnnker eoluinns. t 1 Ynder ull1lPI'ly,S7l niunztgfeinent ll highly organized stuff has been inuintziined :ind he suvs it is to this organization htzit the credit of The Hztylnukerls sueeess is due. The seeond semester the pxiper was divided into three divisions with LL suh-editor over eaeh. tri, ' lit , l l 't' L Pages one and tour were under Harold Chase while led ciLIII1Cl'SOIl kept sport enthusiasts QM well posted on uthleties, forensies, :ind fine zxrts with page three. Berniee Stephenson with her . :Lssistzmts kept our ininds zltune to editorial interests of the day. Page two also contained origjinul if' und interesting touches of hunior :ind feature to Illlllik' us live longer :ls ll lilll 'll is th' hesi Li . . - I luhriezttion tor 21 hunmn nmelnne. .VA gl it l t , :I lt, Hi lt tl ill l t t lf lf fl .til s ,24- X 31. f iYKl'z'2 if .l'iQfsfl'lq lglrp. ' lax 'L 94 . V445 Y :N 1-Tub: up-xg Y N4 -L -- 1 -.ggi- i?'j-----A ag-ns--iii .V CFL! , Q., ...i M Y ..AT,,,,,epg w vi- f, A, xi 1 X X ' ? .ffm i t 1 .i f A - -fav ff, ' ff ft t X1 1 . -V ' O , iff' ,5dLt.. ' sf' ' , f' f ' f' ff - , , ,vfjcff 4, -qiwk ,D ,.y,f' ,Cox - f' , ff , yyeg, -' -f.-v 1 vxfdfffn Jig ' THE1931 Pl'ilLl-lpl15e'fG, A iw- 1, . ,ff Y' fM'f Y' ,,f5-fs- .Z I ' if' f'fef9,e,'Z , ' . , . X ' J ,f-v'f :Z--f af'-4, V ,ff ' Uhr Qzlgmukvr fL.,,, ,vlfvf Grant Wilson assumed the trying position of Business Manager and with his staff has worked quite efticiently to ' I f' -., make the paper come out financially. Because of the l ' . depression and the increased cost of publishing The Hay- x ' maker, due to a change of printers in order to get more satisfactory work done, the staff has had to put out a V paper that would win the approval of the advertising 'J' ' i public. The many letters and comments from our ad- vertisers pointing' out the superior qualities of the Hay- 1 'W' maker this year over preceeding years proves that this has I , l been accomplished, testifies the Business Manager. ', GRANT WILSON ' g Business Manager. E, l is . f H1 1. ' I . . . . , ?! Along with the other duties of the Business Staff came a newly installed office of news ser- j ,Sli vice. The service was attended to by the exchange department and consisted of articles Con- Cernincerning Phillips Students being clipped and sent to the SYllLl3llf,S home paper for publication. jjijj This furnished excellent advertitsing for Phillips and also established friendly relationships be- li twcet the presses over the countrv and Phillips. gf ' 5 :.i iff? Circulation of The llaymaker has been more than doubled, going out to a large number .4 of alumni and friends of the University, finding its wav, in at few instances, across the waters to ' flff expectant Phillips Grads. Q55 il? 'll :Tis .Jig Hi' lj ,N ,, if 'i is ti 3 W f Lil jj, ,lf fi L-'X Fi: ,VI fit iii: Ftviff 1 4 5451! , fiful r Rfb , if ,145 ' fi' if-jf . 114.7 H.- 95 ta ' '-hii'5 .i -ifff ,1e.-f-'V f - V-- ,.TA Y, .4 kr,-,aff ..,f,. ,- A A Zig 'I ,ng .4513 1 ' K-0'?f,,f' A jig. .1 ' ' ffl 3. ,-, A x M an V5.- ,I s ,, .,, t., . A f 1 le' ff 1 i 96 ...fsjir-. , -71 ,A ltlrnmntinn Elrpnrtmvnt The Promotion Department deserves a page in the Book of Life :xt Phillips. This is our hrst appearanee. VVe shall ask the clietioriary to tell what the Promotion Depart- ment is doing. Promote. V. I. t. l, To eon- trihute to th: tlevelopinent, estahlisliment, in- erease or influence ofi eneourage5 zulvzmcc. 2, To raise to greater dignity. rank, or honor. II. i. To ineite or urge on a person, es- peeially to strifeg also to aet as an informer, fFI'0lll the latin pro, forward, moveo, inovczl We inform in puhlie arltlresses, private atlclresses, private eonferenees and through the printecl page. The Phillips CrL1szuler is edited and sent out hy the Promotion Department. VVe urge intlivicluals and organizations to invest a part of their ineome in the training of young people at Phillips. VVe also urge the prompt payment of obligations to the l'nix'ersity. VVe have a Five year plan whieh inelutles inereasecl endowment, new huilclingjs,aml a greater Phillips, VVe present the arehiteets slit-teh of a new huiltling whieh we hope to ereet in the neur future. A Sulistantial amount has been suhserilmecl for this purpose. A will whieh pro- virles for Phillips will make honorahle history for the giver. G. s. o. HIIMHERT, is. D. Sum. of ,,,,0mOti,,,,. Miss ISERNICE c:ART1m, Mu, 1mowN HANNA, Secretary. Office Manager. Pep 1 ti I A W r 1 ' 4 1 K i N V ' - 1' i 'tw tlp 1 K f XJ Q ' A, x ' , f , .X Q! I , N X ' if ff Xxx Mit 'IM I :lik PV!! VJ I X ly 'J Y XJ J 1 df M ff! J 3 ' X! t dx L jj nf 1 dl' VA, NjJI My vllj.g 'K ' eh 10 lily fir s ,I X x - ' I Wff V4 LN f J J . L ,WI lj J J N J fx J U Kr Rf' X A. 'X ' fllfl fd rl 1 X -1 x , i ji it fx, , X' x J 4 K t 1 x il Q ,V T JJ N JJ! x NU f U U lj 'lj Xl J! fl! , Y' U K ttf 1- U M r lily K yi h , fi XXV! J vJ,' , , v 'i Vejfffx yfillJ?KPg1y1Hvpp2rHfI if V ,M 1 s J . I Inky V, N if . t' 1 1 . x'J1JL V tl ' JJ J ,A Y f X rn M, !r :rm , A , r f jf VU jg N , v 1 'f t x J , xhyvu lx If e J C X VJ: r lj X S Q,i,,w+. vo.. ,, g 9 e 'G Vx vs ? Q X n f 949 la Y . 0 0 1 is vu clk IQ Q' 3 it fn one in 4 2 'I R' 'X FW- 'L' ll pn 5 X6 qi 'lo' S A 'P l, 6 9 ou fs ' 1 YA.. 'A qc 9, I- ni N ff ' ' i The Red Peppers is the ulc!st e uli on the egunpus. It was urgzinizerl Klllflllgf the sehnml year 1923-24 to support the athletic team in whatever wziy they eoulcl Lind sinee that time it has f 1'OXYll und stzmhilizecl itself until it is now it leader in ull phases uf eaunpus life. The club beffzin its activities for the veal' lw ivinff ll rushee ffurden iurtv after which 6 'ees L- . . is rv .. .-. af- l.-. E fx twcntv ffirls were wlcdffcd and in the lzitter mrt of Novelnhsr were initizitetl. At the close of Q. , 2' I b 3 I Y LV' N15 U C5 'M the football seas ther entertai - ' ' A ff '. This is an zinnuzll q- 1 X ys . 'WX , , , , , , 7-B 'tty lu hut., event. The club eo-operated with the other pep Clubs in giving at lnly-rzlek rule in the earlier v . . . . . Sim Q52 A.. part of the sezison. The ncxt social event ot !lIll7Ul'IllllL'C wus the Valentine Banquet in the Q . 'rg . - C41 Vx, 1 hprinff. lu X69 U N N r n . . . - . . . I GHC, Xxx The Peppers may he l'Cl'UfII1lZL'll hy their CUSILIIIICS consisting of white plrzttetl skirts, white in sweaters with the elub emblem n lzlrffc red we 1 mer on the hawk anal white en us, 11 . 0 F 0 O i r- l l l 1 l 'ie tt .. 98 l!' Ji'tr.1 L ' 'it 'tit ilirh livppvrz The purpose of the cluh is to support the athletic eouneil in all of its school activities and promote good fellowship among students of the univer- sity. At any sehool activity you will always final this group elieering their tezun or their friends on to vietory. This eluh's rating is not only high on the campus lweeausc of their enthusiasm hut in Scholastic eireles as well. Their pep is also notieulule in their regular and special meetings. A lot of enthusiasm is always shown about everything cliseussccl, :incl onee plans are adopted, the eluh loses no tiinc in hringing' uhout the successful eoinpletion of those plans. , - . .-., ,...-t-.. , - Q., . V. .J U 9 5 . '42 f .wiv-rf f , fn' .f , f .ff , f- - .. , . U A ,,., A. . P, 3 I . Y, 1 'ff' -'sip 'ji I-,ftp ' f.. ,I 2.55, 2 Li, .53 .fi 5 1-3 , 1 i l il 'Hi fi ti find rf? MP1 will f 173 ,gl .p luyl Q gi fl it i i t f 313 X .:f,'.1v 5 ftp.. , , 1 Q.-53 ,g-vi! W.. , , . 1 1 , 4.4.., , .-r 1 ,-.,Q. 1 ,t,. -er ,.g?f t5'5 z 0 ' x Q l ,B 3 I ki x , 'fi :I 1 X. pl Iv R ' MI I ' I 1 X t x ' I 1 Y f . i ,S Q 'gfzf t V w g. -, I. e, ' W' 'Zuma , , , 1 -P In December 1926 xi new organization mzule its uppeurzxnee in Phillips l'nix'ersity. As :in indication of the Chnrzxeters of its members the eluh chose the name 'hfontzifl un Imlitm word meaning trustworthy, The eluh eonsistetl tit first of five Cll1lI'ICl' memh:rs with Velma Ruth Walters :Ls first president. On Dee, 8, 1926 the five eharter members admitted fifteen other g'irIs. These twenty-one girls formed the nucleus of the organization which has grown into the prominent :mtl peppy eluh that now uclds zest to the erunpus life. The eluh aims to arouse interest in mlehzite :ind zxthleties, to encourage fellowship among all the girls, and ot establish ax higher stzmclztrd of seholzirship. Interest in tlehzite has esrtalinly heen stimulated this year hy the two Zontzls who make up the girls tlehate tvlllll and who have spurecl no effort to luring buck the lnurels to Phillips. The enthusiastic support of their club sisters has strengthened them for their victories. Interest in zithleties is equally manifest. Club mem- 100 Y ,bk-gremt V xx 1 -Wbzrwg-:,,, ' S.:-.'--f 'f ---,. H kk- -- e ,tt tf,s,fw 1 4,-ig Lexu- Znnta niers are required to attend all home games and everyone else is urged to follow this good example. The Colorful display of white pleited Skirts, maroon sweaters and white Tam and gloves is very striking, Fellowship with other club girls and with non-eluh girls is Constantly evident. Zontas take an active interest in helping all Freshman girls to get acquainted at the first of the year and to feel at home in Phillips, and friendships formed then eon- tinue through the year. Last, and eentainly not least, in the good work of this eluh, is the serious effort to raise the standard of scholarship, Grades are earefully checked, and no one can remain as at melnhsr if her grades fall helow ll reasonable standard. Zonta, as applid to XII girls, is xi syonyiu for high standards, clean :unuse- iuent, and worth of eliaraeter. ,r ,f -, +V . l 1 A. A. 'U QE ill! ,F X i,-xg 3. , 5, sl it l'1i , . 1 f 4 l lil 'U , Q1 bi YM W- Lili il, al it -wx ., it ' Xt L yi SL 2'-l 'Wi RQ We it 4:-.fx 1 t-All t, W iii. V53 S Q Ly. grai- Y , n ' .'1i'f1. 'X gl 'f :':- -e.,-' - .Q -'III'-V ye xwq, , W., v -nl ffl v 1 fllvnth 151511152 Tenth Muse is the youngest pep eluh on the eampus3 but it's high purposes have brought itls memhers to the top in all school aetivities. An alert mind for the class-room. a maroon sweater and skirt, white eap and emhlem for foot-hall games, a cherry smile for the Campus, that's a Tenth Muse, The season of aetivities opens with a 'LRush Partyl' during the first weeks of sehool. Then eomes a Halloween masquerade party, and then toward the encl of sehool a formal re- ception for out of town girls who expeet to enter Phillips in the fall. The regular weekly meetings are always peppy and interesting, Among the lll0St outstanding meetings this year were a waffle supper, a mystery night, UVVhen the Gate Creeps, LL Pirate Treasure Hunt, and a ehili supper, The Enid Room of the Youngblood Hotel exquisitely deeoratecl as a snowy micl-winter out-of-doors, was the seene of the hanquet January 30, ,B 102 W5 Wi. vis-X .ul ' v 1 1 . . ,:s-r...,- - .e ,, -, L, it , g P f1i'i :'f' n ', - ,, 'fig' 1.95 zfffid,-J, ' 'ju ' X, if w Q -is-.XA Emily use Dean Knowles took the girls with him on ii trip to the stars one even- ing. ,Xt another meeting the cluh Visited Spain with Professor Allen. The prize offered hy the City Ice Co., for the funniest stunt ut at foot- harll gaune uns nun hy the Tenth Nluse. The purpose of the club is to prmnute cooperartion :xml to he of service on the UUIIIPLIS. Eztclt year Tenth Muse gives :L gold pin set with pearls to the Senior girl who, through her four years of Colleuge has been the most outstumlingf in l'llLlI'llt'fk'I', scholzlrship :md service. The winncrls picture 1lPpL'1LI'S in the slnnuril. Tenth Muse girls tftlie pzirt in till uortlty 11ctix'ities.Al'l1e presitlsnts of Maisquers, the Y, VV C nl, the illee Cluh, amcl the Drum Corps are Tenth llluses. Tenth Muse loves her sprmstvr, Miss lvlllllilllllll, who since the clulfs he- ginning' has helpeil the cluh its well as euch memher Over alll difficulties they have encountered. She is ll friend, 11 helper, and at wonderful gunrclizin of Tenth llluse members, ,1 l A ,i l glial glial H.: 11 ll Eiga llf .ei glglyil Q, t lug 'ill all t' lil .1 lil if il l 1 ti 3-it A3 .TXXX . R ssl, ii 'fl 'VHP iff 31 Fi-ii! l 'ifllff-.N Cgrihirnn This club was orgzmizetl in 1922, with Professor S. Englzmnl, :is its sponsor, It was or- ganized for the purpose of assisting or boosting in :my way possible the foot-ball team of Phillips. Since its OI'g'l1I'liZIlfiON, the Gridiron Club has taken on other aims, and now has :L tliree-fold purpose for itis existence on the P. U. Campus. 1. To promote unity and hztrinony between :ill of the clubs :mtl organizations on P. ll. Campus. 2. To cement or solidify at common spirit within the stutlunt-bocly that shzill cliuructerizc the Phillipian family. 3. To boost in every wziy, athletics in general and foot-ball in particular. The club has more than kept these aims in the pzist year. lts zictivities have been mzmy and varied, It has clone enough work for the good of Phillips to keep three stenogruphers and four secretaries busy for two years Why has such efforts been possible? It has been by the steady and consistent cooperation of all of its nteinbers, :incl the common interest which ezich of them felt in Phillips. It is different sr, ' 4 -Ns - - --11: -ff'l1:i-'A' Y 'i'- g?Lv-U- . . . s se - X+,....,,.f 1- f 4, iss '-N-A-'52 , ' f if i ' A . Nils-s. 'Qi ' 'f5? ':,, NS f-xflsu-.., L. , tx n O -,K Nfx. Q-x,.55l,, , Httmiiss Grihirun than inost clubs in that its inotiyes are purely altruistic, and its energies wholly unselfish. The elub works to raise nioney by selling cushions at the gjaines, ete., and all of the money goes to the foot-ball tearn, or indirectly to the sehool. The inenibers pay dues, and this inoney is used to pay for the banquet given eaeh year in honor of the foot-ball teain. The Gridiron Club was unquestionably one of the inost active clubs On the eainpus this past year. It sponsored the Weiner roast at the first of sehoolg the special-train to Tulsa, paid over half of the expenses of the band, enter- tained the foot-ball teain at the annual banquet, sponsored the foot-ball queen election on ll purely non-partisan and non-inonetary basis. The elub enter- tained with a delightful tea-party at the Oxford hotel, in honor of the ladies. who were guests to the elub. The officers of the club the past year were, Pres. Leroy Reeyes, Viee-Pres. Xvlllllllll fVlitehell, See. and 'l'reas. VV1n, A. VVilson, jr. The least that ran be said for the Gridiron elub is that it loves its :Xliner Mater, and works for the glory of Phillips, v- F. ,,-ft-i'1i',i, 1 105 -1 sclyus ai winning ti-:un usuailly lucuns winning support :ind Chit-f and Pl1Lll1l did thcii' utni -.. -J-.. 2 gg Y Q J X, x VY, xgi ,Jr Z i, ,X V :J If I , ju: J'l xwfflli N' X7 yvyf H1 '1 l 'f HPI!-iiruhrru r 'I J J . ' Alrigj -cw-gyonc up-ziltopjcthci' now lctls lllllkx' thi' olc huildingj riiig'-fiftuvii for tczun- Rah, I'l1ll,lXI'illl, raih, I'llllTCIl'., ctr. Thus we um 1lllIl0Sf soc, and indeed wc van scv in nur Illlllilk nyc, Chit-f :ind Piiulzi us tlicy stzind for uiziylmc we should say juinp lx-fora us und li-iid us in our yells wlicthi-r it hc in pep chxipcls or on thc gridiron. Avcoiwliiig' to thc footluiill lmoys thcin to proiliicc the uinning clcinunt hy zirousingf tht- ft-cling of the studcnts to yvll for thcir A-Xlnii Nlxitc 1'. Didn't it just nnikc your nholi- luody tingjlu :ind shixcr us you sun' lliglifill uizilcc one thosv svnsutioniil runs through thi- o 1 mosinw ta-gun, or VVitty ul'l'llSl1U thi- linc, or llildinlfcl' hrc , l I f- is 06 ln-rs of hupc rligir iniiylw thi' tczun will 'Toinc through yvt :ind it is thun that Chief und P41 tlirough ii gain, or pt-rliiips soc Frzuik naih LL main by the shui- luv.-s und hold hiiu in his truck During' such tiincs you nccd no other imx-ntix'c to ycll but how wocfull :ind SOI'I'lHYfLll wc look when Pillcington lvrcnks through for ai touvlidoun oi' sonic other equally horrihlc thing' happi- -it's tha-n that wc nccd solncom- to drum up thc olc spirit und kt-up iiliw the SlIlUlllllCI'll1gI mn Zll't' found right on the jolw ra-:idy to yell tlu-iiisn-lycs hoarse- :ind ri-andy to inuki' you do lilu-xyisi 'R.iy for our y4'll-lL'ilLlL'I'S. Us ul 1 Finca Arts 'W QW um- such trip hats lwcn mxulu with :in- otliur licmkvtl :incl 115 miitix' inure :wail- iilmlv gif tht- huts num Immllt- txitlwut mlm,-trimcnt to St'liL1l.1Stiv uorli. illhc usuxil fpringg' triur of ell-wh Qlaiys is iilw mtiuipzitual. paiiiisr un tht' Pginlizimllc tmmurj l m'i't'st Blat-k sciwinff' in thif vaixiritx' on Suh- 7' , wqmnt trips. P11,5 CEIPP Glluh Thi- I93lI-31 lluifs Glu' Cluh umlvr thi- flirt-crifm of l'i'ufL-fsot' Hiihzirt, cmriiiprisvs ll ttvtil of twciity-foul' men. Thu hrst trip of tha' si-Limit was miulr iii curly Dwvciitlut-i' into tht' Uklailimnzx liitiliiiliallc tcrritory. :X suction tivwt' lwufoxw- xisiti-cl hy Phillipm' Musit-gil Clubs. lfiftn-uit 5Ul1gISTUI'S mziclt thu tour with graxtifyiiigj sllwcss. A t'0m'CI'T git Puml Cruvk for tht- viitirc vluh follmwnl immc mliixtcly. ln the lzittci' part ut -lgiiiuiiity uriotliu' uxvuisiimii mia iiiaulv iii il srlutliurly nlirvctimi utilizing thirtvcn mt-ii. cUNk'k'I IS :it Nlzirlrm :tml Clliivlgzislixi xwru 1-spucigilly imtvurwtliy, In mclii to Iullll irmmiunitiis uhith urultl NUI .uumimlaitv 11 lairgv gfrmip ll fmzillci' orgxiti ization 11.15 hun put into thc ficltl trzxinvcl to sing' witlmut qi illl'L'4'lU1', At the timv this writing! Nliss lNlilnlrvcl llzlrp zictvcl its Lwcmii- liuys Qiiztrtettc, UR Girls' C5192 Qlluh 'lllie Girls Glee Club was orgzuiizsd in 1927 under tlie direction 'if Miss Mcirgziret Blotter :uid took its first tour in the spring of tliiit year. Miss Nlottei' 1'k'Ill1l.lllL'll with the club for two years :md wus sueeeeded by the present direetor, Miss Leslie Lee Liiey. It is ai serious orggzinizzitiou whose purpose is the study of the best in choral uiusie. Fu- trzmee exzimiuzitious :ire still :uid tlie meuibersbip is limited. The zxetiyities of the elub :ire Y1lI'lCilI radio progi'zuus, vlizipel PI'0gI'illllS, :md the A iuail Spring Tour-which is the climax of the sezisou. Mueli liurd work is done in voice uuiygj A :uid prepziiuitiou for the great event, K X Altliougli the tour is priuizirily for serious representzitiou of llll rtsogepai' et , f yi- Y l Leiral String Trio. fs fyfftff is not ix ts less serious side. VVhile eaeli girl is singing her best amd looking her prettiest, Cupid is also busy and the trail of broken-or :it least badly eraicked-liezlrts is 11 long, long trail. Good iuusieiunship, good sportsmzm- snliip, and ll fine spirit of eo-operation :md loyalty are tlie eliief eliiimeteristies of the Phillips l'uix'ersity Girls Glee flub, 109 4 W vt :lt li jst, X . t it tlll Fi 3 at lil le lli liiwi ll' lt lllp l 1. t it .76 3331 fl-5' r X-. it , NX ik . 'QNX W4 . 2 5357? T 19,45-wi. .3 V -bam '- ag, , .V.. Q.. 3. 1 THE 1931 Pl-llL,L,.lF3lAN Girls' Bruin Glnrps There is a deeidedly unusual school orgzmizution on thc Phillips Uni- versity ezunpus. nzitnely at Girls Drum Corps. The Ciorps was organized this school YCIII' and it is growing to he very sueeessful :incl popular. The girls pzirzuled in Tulsai hstore the Phillips U.--Tulsa l'. football game. The cheers and shouts of applause proved that people were pleased with the nifty zippcarainee of the girls Besides playing in Tulsa the girls played severzil times in Enid, und are looking forward to other engugeinents in the future. The Costume is: at inziroon colored ezipe und skirt, :in over sezts ezip, und Z1 white Russian blouse. The Drum lVIujor is in white. There :ire twelve snare drums, it bass drum, ll tenor drum, and eytnbzlls. The direetor of the eorps is Brown llzlnnzi of Enid und the zissistaint, lluhert lVlulliez1n, of Enid. 110 W 'T W Wiigyfliifih Qbrrhratra Phillips Vriiu-i'sity on-lit-Sti':i this yt-ni' :is usual has lx-1-ti llllllfl' tht- Stipciwisimi amtl clirm-vt of Prufwsui' Dylxst--rliuis who hits his stucliu tluwntimii. Umm- cu-ry wack tht- m'clicfti':i met for l1Ul'L'Ill's:llS in thc hzmtl 100111 of thu lfim- .Kits huilel ing, ulit-rt-. lx-liiml t-lost-tl doors :lit-5 lulwrctl ox ct' tliffirult sch-t-timis. The iimioi' ptirlmst- of rm-lit-stiti this yL'LlI' hits ln-un to pix-p11i'c for their p1lI't in tht- t'0I1L'UI't gin-ii in Ftiicl this Spring L'll0l'L ' I ' ' ' 'A V' tizum-ly 'l'liv Mt-ssinlif' :X t-liorus of Still voit-cs from tht- x'zii'iuus il tluhs mu rht titx is Sistt-al hy tht- Phillips 011-licstixi pix-st-ntul this fzlsviitutiiig coin-t-i't, .Xltlmugfli Phillips. gjcticittlly, clot-s not l1k'l1I' mul-li ulwut uur 111-4-lit-stint it is om- uf xx h wc shoultl lx- justly prmitl. Pmfcssm- is thc utitstnmling violin prott-ssm' in this part ot th- Staitc. Russt-l VVilt-y guicl .klit-v 1,l'l'l'y, tum of tht- hm-st vicilitiists in Enid. t-zirry tht- lmrtlt-ii ot tht solo rligiirs. whilt- Don NL-tlt-1' pt-rturiiis t-ix-tlilily mi his tglziritivt. lltniit-r l.uth,-r, ai t-u1'ii-tist ut tizitioiitil iiutc, is Pl'Oft'SSlJI' Uykstt-i'lit1is's iiiziiii suppurt in tht- t-mit-,-rt s.-vtiuu, SUllll'lllly Phillips lmpt-s to ligiu- am tm-lit-sti'at whit-li will lit- uutstzimlitig' not only in Olglzi Illll hut iii till tht- smirlmt-sr giml rlit-v 1111- iiixiliingg' :iii t-xr:-llvitt atgtrt. 1 tiff . 1 f ,r . Y ,w , Qi 0:1 THE, 10.31 PHlLl.,l? EAN Earth With its co-ordination with the 189th Field Azitillery hand of the Oklahoma National Guard lust yeur and the ggrzmting of seliolzirships to hand members tht- organization was placed on a firmer basis and this year saw an inflowing tide of new talent into the ranks. The first Coup of the year was the uniforming of the hand in new maroon and white WVest Point uniforms as they appear in the necoinpanying picture at at cost of 52500. This year the hand lvrouglit itself so forcibly to the attention of the eity of Enid that it was adopted as the offieial Enid band :md as such has con- tributed L1 musical bziekground for such speakers as Senator Pine and Will Rogers, for such puhlie gzitherings as the Santa Claus Day parade, amd many other civic functions, Much credit is due to the genius of the director, Lieut. Russell L. VViley who possesses a rare combination of musiezil talent :ind executive ahility. Under him the eoneerts and tours of the year have Illet with phenomenal success and the slogan for the band has become On to Mexico City in l93Z. 112 I i-.Li sy . .- 4w,.mf f-w.,,i , Y --'l ' lksielz. Vfix NWQ- 9 NNE i' I' or six eon 1 1 '1vx, ,NP 1 g, .,.,,,.l th-Svummvr ighfa Eream seeutix e Years the Draniatie Department, untler the tlireetion of Prof. Earl VV. Oberg, has presented Shakespeare on the football field with specially eonstruetecl stage antl lighting :incl speeial costumes, The plays are attended by huge autlienees antl hai e inelutleml Mis You Like lt, t'The Mer- ehant of Venice, The 'liainingj of the Shrew, L I'he Uonietly of Errors, as A Mitlsuninier Night's Dreanif and this year l'l'welfth Nihht. Nliclsunnner eve three huntlrecl years ago appears to have been regjartlerl as a period when the imagination ran riot. Therefore the nanie Uhlitlsuin- iner Night's lJl'L'llIl1H is no inappropriate title for the series of wiltl ineon- gjruities of whieh the play eonsists. lfairy-lore appealed protountllv :intl in- tensely to the Pot-t's iinagination, the greatest, perhaps, with which inan has ever been entlowetl. Its availabilitx' for the purpose of his art was clearly tliseernetl by hiin. In this :intl other plays he boclies forth the Fairies anal their other plays he bodies forth the Fziries ancl their merry pranks antl with Mme- --S---whis posts pen, Iurn theni to shapes anti prix es to airy :X loeal habitation anal a IIZLIIILU nothing' A 4 , , .. G , Sim will gg , ,.,,. 1 .. . is s e we s .W L a ,Karp Q 115 .L,.- x., g f 6 fbi! 7155 gl Emu-lip Sun-Vp, 41 stmvigj tlrzimai uf tht- L'u1'wlintt Nlmmtatiits, was prcsvtitcnl lfch. 6, V131 hy tht' Phillips bt-lmul of llrzimzi, in thc Phillips ztmlilfmutei. lhv play txzis piwsciitvtl SL'XL'I'Lll timvs aiftvr its prtiitivr P'.'I'fUI'Il1llllL'k', tu lzlrgjv aiml zlppix-t'1a1tix'u zllxcliciivcs. Prof. Furl VV. Olvcrpg nut unly mm thc gulmirzitimi of the twist in his splcticlinl tlin-vtioii of thu play, hut the axpptxfigiticmtt of tht- wnrirc utlclictiw. Muvli crcclit fu thu sucu-ss uf thc play shwulcl gn tn thc fin- in thu tiizxlw-up class who maitlc up thc cli:11'z1t'tvi's, 'Thi-y 1111- Irvin llrm':t1'al, Miss ghlclaiiclv Martin, Miss liculzih hlzittlicws, Miss Vt-rzt Jnlinstm, LlIl4l Mrs. llwlcn clllLII'Cll Crews. To lu- in this class mtv IIHISI ht' il junior ur Stllltll' in tht' rlraimxitin' clcp:11'tmctit. Thx- svt for tht- play wats maulc cspuvizxlly for this IDI'l7illlK'll17H hy Mr. Cl1L1l'lt'5 Tlimiius, Prof. Ohcrg' sxiicl in his cstimzxtioti that this uns the hcst play vu-r pru- s:ntccl :it Phillips sinu' his zirrixaxl ln-rc. llv huscml his ststtctm-tit mi thc vflcvt the p1'mluc'tiu11 haul on rht- aiutlicmw. Bliss VL-ru hlnlittsmi :mtl Nliss Mary Otjt-it tlt-surxc murli rmttim-mlzitiuii on rltt- mzinnur in whivli thcy prwtrziyxcl th :ir 11-3put't1x v rlia1z':u't-'1's. ---uw., -f,,.A3,J V, 'g A lm.: THE1931Pt--1IL.l.lF'lAN Ginnie Swarm This NL-gro l il1I'l'C-UUIIIUKIB' is drzimzitizccl from Octuvius Roy L'nhcn's storics in thu Sznturdaiy Fvuriing Post. It was pi'oclLu'scI in New Yuri-L hy George Bl'OllCiilLlI'SY and has ciijoyccl Slli'CL'SS in immvzition of the host Little I'11CL1TI'L'S of ,'xIllCI'iCll. This play was also vvry 5Llt't'L'SSflIliy PI'ULiLli'L'li :it Nash with ix11lX'jf2ll'L'Y 'Kim Pctcrsmi ns Lithia Blcvcns, Joscphim- NCIICI' :is Mrs. Goins, Ed. VVright is Svmorc Mzishby :md Hrirriut Hiirringjton :is Mrs. Chi-w. Thc higjpcr- f0I'lNilIll'C, limvevrr, was in Jzinimry with ll smzillur cast hsfwrc the grcnt Musoiiic UUI1SiSTCI'y :xt tht- Nlzisonic Tcmph- in Guhtric. I 1 1 , 1 1 V5 f M51 W S ,E 1 1 i ' ' if I I -H' eff! :iff I Vi U ' I ii ' 5 if iii fa' :Ali ,-1 11.5511 ffffi fYff575f! 53' 5 .. if . J-f1'E6k'1 us A if . - K it mv, ' W G Wf'-7555152-F-fr: - ' li 74- -f-jjj .V-gf-A,,,. 5 . 1 f - Q-ff, f . . , .1 H- -m 5g ,Q-.-,V-1-L,,...f..,-sve,Q7 riff, i gfvi- VV . .xi +1 y N171 f' A111 la!-Ni ' ,. ,: i,,.' :fx 3 is 35,w i ilipgimfxi Art Olluh Thv Art Club hits been on thu cxunpus of Phillips I'i1iwi'sity fur tivc yours, xxith IllClIliWr,'I'SiliP Qluqtiu- front thusu stiulying in the Art Dcpzxrtnu-nt. Its PUFIUOSL' is to proinotc the zippruuizitioii of thu fine und thu bountiful amd the other good things of life. Exhibits a11'c brough tu tht- sclwul :uid visits tu uxhibitions of paintings ZlI'C pluinicd mu-li yczir, The Club cntcrtziins this public' :it tilucs with stunts :incl 17l'0ALfl'11lllS which run bc l'1lIAI'ik'ii out by art stuclcnts. Thu nu-inbt-rs forin vlosc friundsliips :ind have wonderful tinics with thu furniul :incl inforinnl dinners and pzlrtivs during hrs yL'LlI'. Nob A if of O' va 'QN K. Jw YD' 6' 'fl f Spb Cx f Q' w fox J! 4:4 ' J vo ' :ls ' -0' 15+ 0 J' V 'N xg c, Ne' 0 L. 4- 'O 1' ,C ro S Q , u Q Y .. .....-1.,.... ' 35'-1 wif' V,.,,.,, , Y- ' THE 1931 Pi-iIL.l,.lPlAN zmqumi Th Nlzlsquers Cluh was organized six years zigo, :ind hats allways heen foremost in its zteeomplishments. Its purposes ure: to foster ll friendly feel- ing among the draunxtrie students, to familiarize them with the drama, and ot furnish 11 cultural pleasure :md entertainment for the University. The LlQll1llTf2l.l1CC of honorary members to the lVIIlSqLIL'I'S Clulv this yeur has proved to he at sueeessful :uuendment to the eonstitution. This move has created ll wider interest in drzunalties than has ever hsen shown hfore in the University. The meetings of the eluh are held every flrst :ind third Nlondnys of ezleh month. These meetings usually eonsist of the regular husiness und some kind of entertainment furnished hy the members of the eluh. The most enjoyuhle events of the year ure the Full and Spring hunquets, :ind the 1111- Hlllll party ut Professor Oherg's. Besides giving 11 series of monthly reeitzlls, the eluh hits heen sueeessful in giving a number of programs and platys in various towns. They have also sponsored the plays: Come Seyenl' and 'iSun Vp, :is well ns Hhlidsum- mer Nights' Drezunn given lust Spring. The spirit of the Nlzisquers is thzit of working whole-healrdedly und then playing xx hole-heztrtedly. s.Wi . 3' OOO '..,f . '4ii1'Yi iS:6fii2E1.7j'f ' ,,,..f-,,.M.-,Mgr 4 K ,fi f, I ,- L '- r 'i 3WQQv+ ',, -ff' 'S'f.f fi , '53, Q,,:,2a-If 4 2 i ill! 515 ssl if 1 , fl li ai lf filiiil lf 'ff l 1 yi ll .ff if , fl it .kg l5i?!, ,fig jf? Pdf , if ffl? .594 f I' - -rw 4 . ,, Ax 2. .ff , ,,, H -f ... ,sp xf og N Spirit Gbf Qlnnflirt Physical comhatl The urge to predominate. Purpose to conquer, to crush uppositiung 'llhe essence of life itself. lileven maruun-colouretl jerseys Streaming out across the Held, Real corpuscles of energy. The tang of the air in Uctoher- :Xml music that quiclcens. Swirling, Hghting demons of energy. Pivoting, passing, antl tlrihhling. The hall catapults in the air- Descends with a swoop-pauses mzulcleningly, hes just at the rim of the goal- 'llhen rests in the net of the hasket. Spirit of conflict. Spirit dynamic of human encleavur- Spirit of Phillips! That pushes and grapples in peace time suggession For love of a name. 'cRocking and sockingn its Way to achievement Antl hacked hy men who tlie fighting. -Furrest VVyman itant I' ' , ' ' XY QL-Q I .1rV,4f!f 1 X 'E -in-7 ff A ,I ,fffwwj 3 Ei JN: qi 53251--5:11- X3 ' xg ru.,-7 Yi ' X? 45? if 5 kfsEa Higf? f Qi - X - A' ff Energy Tn H ff A , if H' ,.f Q x I ,ral ,rf ii :li QI. x 'Iii .iv F-,ski t..,f.A .Q ,x t Q.-F. Q BBW ,,. 4. Q15 ' t.-- ff, . i I lj if x 1 ,JV li, 'l ' 1 I , - V- ,-ry.:-J ,tr 1 lu. ' . mln, rx 1 Xx 1' ' s ,f f Jr 'JH' 2 1 f VN- Q J! L .1 I V1 HARVEY SARK OTWA AUTRY. Ag-LJ!! i Tackle. Guard. gpg Hon. Capt. Capt. Elf-et. , . 4 . X ,fa Q-X i J TONE f'RFl NF JE- Coach, ONJ-3 s V Yi ff . .X - .sf - -Q 2 l 9-f ieshiu, A 1 RQWJL Y sq-Y' Jef, . ef ' N., X - .. , X rl ,. .. . . . . . . f . T' -f XX llie Phillips llnixersity Haymakers inauguratetl their First season ot night toothall on rliqgwl -f' X Alton fieltl in a game with the Oklahoma lVli1iers from VVilhurton. The lVllIlL'I'5 helcl true tt 5 X ZH x,,x .QL ale Q-'lm :T Y . . 1 . 1 - ' ey their name and hurrowecl I1 big rouml hole tor themselves while Phillips rompecl arouml ant: piletl up twenty points, Frecl VVitty, lialflmek, made all of Phillips touelitlowns and Harvey 735' QQ-s' Sark, taekle, kit-kt-tl two goals. The thircl time lrlarve trietl for the extra point the goal posts' H-'53 . 1 r A ' v f-X l l l l Tl Nl l t l l t ll iumpet awax' ant ie misset. ie , mers were no matei or our uovs am prae iea v everv ti ' x, man on the team got to play. f I V- . XS I I W 7 l , ..f NV' uxvlllllpllll Yiinniinyl lhem Phillips han play han gutle gam: teerlmll, hy X Ol'1Cl'ilv Thus ' ,f I . '- J xl spake the liethanv Swedes after the Havmakers had ,Qriven them the works to the time of 25 to tab T 7 - ' I A ' V I :.-xg on their own field. The Phillipians were mueh smaller than the Bsthamyites, hut they were swift s1.'f ' enough to more than make up the lark of size. Cleal 'ADiek Highflll a +0-yartl run aml two V X S0-yartl jalmts hut tlimlnlt get aeross the line. Piper, right halthaek, matle two touehclowns :mtl xv-'rf Jess aml Spring' each matle one. Sark matle the point after tout'l1tlow1i. Sark, Autry, Killian, in 'Nfl' :mtl Parks, all veterans of last years team showed up wt-ll in the line. 4,551 .. In .M ,xx 120 af ' I x V -, -14?-'fr ,WN ,NN N 1f.,f.,,, .1 , eHg,.zj,af-5'f V: WT. i fflLh'QTfW Nw. L .. 5 Nm i' mi g af' N1-,fy f',1:tEQf'e:s:'2- fszxfnw f ' 4,-,, i- V,-Q 1, f W. . ,vs e 5 3 --'L , 1 'ifB3 Y -:P Mfg' , ext. 4 N, my ,MLN Maw 1+ L N5 if I . N ib.r, x X Nf I s j 2 .0 f ' Wi' ' ' V J - 4 Q ,I fi' 4 Af' J , 2 'A . ! .f RUSSPILI. VJIXSLUYV X, Hzilllmm lx X .1 ,. i 3 A - ,-X L, K Ex. X52 X 1 X' xx i , i K R i X K . - wx EN Nil Y i iam' riifisiz, nicic HIGHFILL. g K lg Q Hzilflmck. Halfliaclc. ' Sk 3 xi, Qi ., 4, x ' i VVADE HILDINGICR. X- X Halfllacli, , J - , X. :M ' - SJ ia f ' wx f Xt x 1 X - w N In thi' gains with thu lNln'l'lici'soii liullnlogb thc llziyiiigikuis sliouccl zilinnt rhf: lui-sr forni of thc si-zismi. Our lim' alirl not gin- nnu- lx-fnrc thc licziviui' Biillilogs :incl nur lmckhclzl, li-cl lay llighfill, ui-nt tlirnnggh thc opposing tuznn fm' lung gains zilniost :it will. Thy xisiturs nizulc only rliruv l'lI'bT llIlLl'Tl'IlS, Tun of flu-rv xwrc on pi-nziltics :incl unc wus thi- rcsult of ll pass. Pipci' niziilc two touclulowiis for Phillips :incl Higlifill, Spring, :incl fussy Fish vaivli nizinlc nm-, Thi- rufui'cv niiiclu iiiuim- grmiiicl than L-irliwr tuzun llc puiizllizi-il zilniost ut will :ind haul lirrlu difficulty in Illlllilllg lwig' gjgiiiis lhc Hziyiiiiiki-1's iiiiulv those liullilngs hunk like ll hunrh of six-in-wks nlcl pups. Phillipf kspt up rlii- gonil work lay rhc LlCfL'1lllI!'Lf rliv Hg'liriiigli'isl1 nf Stl fNl.1i'y's 16-7 in rhi- furwiinl lioinc ggiinc of the si-zisoli. Ray PlllL'I' srglrrcil for Phillips with ai lnt of linv-ripping' zinml hxiril running. In fact, Ray rxin so huril hi- worm nut Ihr sunt of hib punts. Thi' hnys timk thuii' tinic and ki-pt tlicinsclvcs unilui' wrzips most of the tiniv, Coiivli Ciiwciiv nliclnlt want his hnys tn gvt inziulcnl lwufoix- thu Tulsa gziiiiv. :Xrt Sims, Hzirw Sark, lil-ziiiyw Parks. fllllfli Bixwii, :ind Si'litrvi'sll .Xuti'y, kiiowkcd linlvs in the opposing linc zinil Pip.-r we-nt tlirnugli the-in. VVh8n ilii-3 ui-in-ii't hig viiniigli hi- viilairgjvcl thi-in. 12 1 Q H -3 1 xl ls fi Q. J , +35 -Q az.Qj. bf. ' lf'J ' J ,I Q if ist 122 il? JIM JON ES, Tackle. MAURICE JESS. KHATS Mc-KLUUEY. End. Guard. Il. V. IRVIN. Guard. Wt-ll, wc :ill wont to Tulsa in n big Spcvizxl train :incl ws all Clllllk' bark in Il lmig special train hut Wu tlitln't make any hay lxwziusm' thu Golclvn liurriczim- I'L'1llly raigcml. Thr- hoys workvnl like tht- lust thrcc clziys hcforc finals :mal the Phillipizms hollorctl likt- soviulists :mt :in t-lctrtion but :ill to no au':1il. Tulsa won 25-U. However thc game w:1sn't :is one-sialcd as om' might think. Tulsa iuzulu three of her touchrlowns in the first period und tht- fourth in the lust five minutes of play. The Phillips boy put up :L good clcfcusc :mtl it goocl offciisc but the tlcfciisc wzxsnlt quitv strong enough :intl thu offunsc 4liLln't lmw tht- rcquisitc punch. VVoulcln't it lic ll lmrtl worlil if tlicrc wt-rc no uliutsl' :xml His? VVL' lost :it Tulsa so we took our spite out on rht- St. Bgm-flicts CiR1lX'CI1S.ll The llziyuiqlkvrs sct tht-ii' snzlrus for those Rzixvns uml took thcm likt- Grunt took Riclimoml. The srorckt-cpcr lost Vount scvcrzll timus hut it was finally clctcrmim'cl that the Score was 25-ll. Frvd Witty, lmlf- lnxvk, uns itijurccl at the ond of ll nice long run llllil haul to lcziu- thc gauuc. XVi1clc Hiltliiigjcr crossed thu goal line four timvs. llc wus trying to make up for all he haul iuissccl clue to at pro- st-xlson injury, Ray Piper :tml Dick Highfill rippt-tl through rlmt- lim- vonsistcntly :tml our lllIL'IllL'Il kim' to it that thvy haul mziny opportunitics. ,Oi I X 4 -f - , t il 51.51. ,V . 'wal V ' g. 2 'X' .Knl A W s' X' ,QL X 1, -Xnm F.4- CR AMOS POYNOR, 6 ig y SEL! X Gnnrtl. ?' ! ' 9 ' ARLES BRICEN, ISILI. KILLION, ' Tackle. Guard . DAVID MITCHELL, i Center. Phillips llllll O. C. ll. played one of the hardest fought gznnes of the 5115011 on the Guldhug field. The inseet horde suececded in ruining our lllIy6t'lCl only i11 the last few minutes of play after they had thrown so many fresh phulunxes uf hugs nt us that the llL1yllllll'ZQI'S were worn out. If the gznne had lasted five lnore minutes every hug in lillgtlfllll would h11x'e Seen netiun. Diek llighrill threw passes all over the field and the O. C. l'. teznn was ufflieted witl1 'Stiff neek frmn watching the passes go hy. Fred VVitty llllll Ray Piper llllllld the seores for the llilylllllli- ers und Sark kieked goal twiee. The whule Phillips te-11111 was on its toes lllltl it has heen said that the Goldhugs were so lmdly seared that they were still shaking when they played 'lllllS1l. The VViehit:1 Shoekers luoked into our huyfield llllil deeided to take it. They did hut they had to Hglmt to get it und then tl1ey ulnmst didnlt get it. Diek lligfhfill was so hudly injured that l1e w 11s tzxken to Ll VViehitz1 hospital for QL day or su. lt takes ll lot to break tl111t pieee of wire 11nd Diek was suon with us again. :X11de1son Illllill' the toueltdown for Phillips i11 il lust !ni1111te rally illlkl it looks for while 115 if tl1e Shuekers were to he repulsed hut it wus not to he. 'llhe score was I2-6 lIglllll5T Phillips. 12 Lj,.,,fgf+-fgf - H- w,.1,7'-riff k ,jg , 14---f1g'33.f ,,,1fgQf::4?a1a1-wrff--A -f A 143, .J,,-' 5, K , ,e ' xug15',,,,:3,f' ,QV , .-,- fl ' '02 fx, f 15517 t'f-iffy: wif .- f-is ,ga 5 l s wil Mei il tk: ' 25.23 ggpiu 'i' T33 2 E lst tif! rt fl ll gi. 1, Wi Elma L , 12' Sli llli .. ,Q l l li .i .P ,li I I .1--' ' I Q55 M Xe? fax? Q. 7.1 .qi l'. , I. If It I N 1-Ufi A l . A ' A.. I :Q U THE1931PHIgLL-lPIA'N A . .vf C UN, ,. f E X ,D ,475 , . if? X ,VXI f tx 9' V iw to I' J gf-'O' 91. if 7'-I Ib, I l x , I A r- ,Ns y I N Q X u ff L' ff A I .9 6 tiff, lvl l ey t x 6 Q ' g op 409 IQ lg! X Q Glilox olq., CALVIN DARNELL. Halfback. WENDELI. LAGSTO ANDERSON GREEN End, End. FRANCIS FISH. Halfbaek. Our L'0ld Gradsy' watehed the Ilaymakers Chase :1 thundering herd away fmln our hayfield. The lmys decided that herds of Bison had no plaee on the farms of the modern day so they pm- eeeded to put them lnaek in the Zoological park. O. B. II., the home of the liTllLIl1ClL'I'IIIg Herd, received their homesick gladiators hack to their own pastures after LL defeat at the hands of Phillips hy a score of 12-7. The game was fast and full of thrills. Highfill was elusive as usual and made several long trips down the Held, Fish, end, received numerous passes for numerous gains, Sir Johnny Ray Piper marched proudly through the opposing line and when he was too tired to march Fred Witty or Wade Hildinger took his plaee. Autry, Sark, Killian and Breen carried most of the brunt of the Buffalo charge and turned it lvaek quite effeetively. Sylvia Baker was erowned I'IOIlICCOlIlIIlg' Queen hy Captain Harvey Sark during the half. Six Phillipians fought their last fight on the Alton Fild that day. These men, Harvey Sark, Benny Parks, Bill Killion, Fred VVitty, Dick Highfill, and Jim -Innes, spent four :fears making hay for Phillips in all kinds of weather. Phillips appreeiates and will lung remember their efforts. VVe hate tu see them go haek hut we wish them Godspeed. 12 4 fi lo Q xxfwlx I -r it ' ii 7' Div bis ffl' Ji, y 8 'i 5X HJ Ku! f . . if 1 , l 0 I J v - . J, X DFH 1 i U7 1' Cd 2' I ' i r Tacklv and 1 , f tl WD: f- ,. .- w 3 igvjfijfg-aiLt,li1v1fA.i-4 f f u 3 KVFIWI f. ,qi ij, I, I if N: Lf. . 1 A. 5 ,T Q:-c 3 f I gm J 51:0 V77 . a....x 1 ' ' I T, :icy K W , J Y, If ? sf-4-v 5? J .. 2 Wi ISRANX Q x Ilulfbzxck. Guzirtll HARVEY SARK, Tackle. The l'lilj'lIILlliL'I'S nizulc gi gnutl i'wui'tl tluring tht- pus! sczisrni, 'l'ln'uc Incn, Svuttcrs .xLlTI'C5', guairnl, llzniwuy Sark, mt-kh-, :intl Dick llighfill, iIl.lLll'fL'I'l7ilL'lfi, wvru nainn-nl nn thc liig lfoui' .Xll-stzli' tcgnn. The Phillipiatns lust only rlmtt- gunlus out nf ninc, ln only unc nf thu rlnm-c wus thcrv ai with' nizirgin ln-twccn thu st'nrcs9 that was in the gannc with Tulsa in which thc llll5'IllLlllL'l'S fuilt-tl tu scorn. DL-spits tht- loss of the six four-yvzir nwn this yczii' thc tvznn will lmvt- goocl p1'ospt't'ts nuxt war. Svvcn lnun whu were vuturuns this your will lu' luck nvxt :intl in zulclition tu tht-in wc lmxuw: an lot of likt-ly youngsters who :irc full of lwpc :intl annlvitiun to fill thc big shows just vilvzxtvtl. X930 SC'HEDI'LE St-pt. Z6-Oklzilioinu Nlincrs. Night gannc. llcrv. Oct. 3 Bk'TllLlll5' Cullt-gc, :lt Linclslmurg. Oct l+fNlt'Pl1crson Collt-gt-. Night gurnv. llcrv. Oct, I7--St.lVla11'ys. Night gzunc. llcrc, Oct. li-Tulsa, Night ggnnc. ,.lllllSZl. Ort. Nm Nm Nm 31-St. Bcnccliuts. li--Olxliihonizi City llnivcrsity. fylilillllllllll C'ity. llfVN'it'l1itz1 l'nix'crsity. VVit'l1itu, liainszms. . 19--Oklulnnnzn Baptist l'nix'vrsity. llvrv. llinmlrtnning. 125 'I HH 10,31 V!AHL.!,,!?'1AN 6.1 A l ,r L fwggfff ,fgfgxffgf ff Qfyyfufib .. WJ' 9- M . lf' I I e r 1213 - 'W 7 ,'5T.'w.' AXL1'-xsx 4 '4N ' Sl Evgf' 'NWA 'ww X n , I rf yi W X I WH ' r In fl! f I W Basketball Q72 ,-,,.j-, .',.. L, v xv t vu t i.,.1.,1l I it: .i lf.: 8 501 HIGHFIIJ, Guzlrrl, TO BIC GREEN li. Coach. IMM ELL Forward. The Phillips l4lL15'HILlliL'I'S plziyul tht' first gziinc of tht- season Dcvciiiluui' lSth, xigxtinst tht 7 w Wic'l1itu l'nix'L'1'sity quintrt Lit Vtichitzx. Our hoys lost hy tht' scrum- of 39 tn li The first hmnc gunlc of thu sczison wus with the Bethany Swcclss on Duccinhur Zrbtli. Lux'- 1, thc lanky ccntcr, S0011-tl ninc fiulcl gg-:mls for the Swcclus :intl thus cmitrilnitccl much to their tictnry hy u score of 32- On the Thirnl clay nf .lztiuiziry tht- llziynizikvrs im-t tht- ik-ntin'y Gushcrs :xt Oklzxhnniu fity ntl, as it should not linux' hu-rn hut usually is, thc nil ruinrcl thc clay. 'lihc Guslm-5 won, 42-B+, On thu twelfth nf thu saints month wc Llwlllll niut thu Guslivrs on our :mn cnurts. This is fllllk' HIL' SUOII' XYLIS S0lllUNl1.lT clitfvrciit 'Ihcy lat-tit us hut tht- scott wats 16-lit. lhv lillYIll2lliK'l'S pin-kt-tl tht-ii' tnutlihrusli :incl k'Xfl'Ll socks and jniirmtycnl tn Oklzilinznn City to inet-t the luiigjwx' quintet of O, C, lf on tht- night of the sixtuunth, YVQ wnn, Z6-24. r-. Having again tht' taistt' for oil in our mouths wt: played thu Phillips GW, tsann hers on -Ngyuv W 1 '-'-Lt R.. W- GREENE Center. CARR WEBER For ward, Furwarrl. PIPER Guard, T1I1l1ll1'Y 22. This timu we -fot at mouth fu11 of gjzis 111111 thu haw suffcrctl z1c't'o1'tliiw'1V. '1'hs . N . IN . hoys front 13ut't1csx'i11c won 37-12. VVv11 wr play:-11 VVic'hitat zigztiti on the Twenty-sixt1i, and lost again :md Mr. Grow-s of 'it-him was tht- timin thorn in our sith- zlgjziiti. Thi- scorc was 29-16. Thi' Bisons xwrc ulmscti out of our 11:1yfic1c1 to the tum- of forty-cigglit swift kicks to txwiity- r1ir--Q fuvlwlt- shorts. Pipcr tmtl 1Iighfi11 11121111111 thu hisons to Il fam--yt--nt-11. Oh, Yes! 'I'11is41l1 took plum- vfzinuxiry 30, 1931. Thu Golclun 1Tl1I'1'1K'llIlL' put on Sonic tu-xv go1c1 Ivxxf :mtl hurrivtl ow-x' to utimow tht- limi' mowii h1ix'. The Ilzivmaikcrs itiatdu tht- iii-th of 191-1mi'L1:1i'y and won, 31-17. 4,11 Fchi'uziry 111, wc ttict thc O. C. If Goldhugs :it Enid. VW- wuix- hczltcn 2-Pll. :md c ggttm' nan tht- hzirtlcst fought scvn this ycair in fiiiid. Each tcaim 11-t'ciu-cl t-ig-hr fro: thrown. ,Xt O, 15. 1'. on tht- txwntit-th of 1 t-hruairy uc signin clvfcattcd tht- Bisotis-ww umm-11 thu 129 I'l'l'HliIIJGE Center. PRYOR I-in um il HILDINGER WINSLOW HUDSON Guard. Forward Guard. liiiflzilu in his ilcn, :is 'I uurc. 'lihu sgurc for rhi- cxcningj uns Z5-I6 Llllkl ai goml time was hull ln' :ill rlw Hzlvmziliurs. Un l'iclmrl141l'y thi' twvlity-Scxciitli. wc wviit uvcl' to thi' SUlll'l1' of thu Uulmlcn l'll11'riL'1111:s. llhuy hurriccl out to mcct us :xml hurriccl airouml gill cvciiirigj :incl finzilly non 14-liuwiiig' mush to Islmmziul Pilkinfftoii, one of thi-ir major whirlwimls, whu TllI'L'NY scvcn hi-lil goals. PN Thu Boys went owl' to liurtlcaxillv on thc 'I'wi-nry-uigluli to play thi- H66' fin- Lllfjlllll Anil, istcainl of thc lmynuiki-rs gzirgling 51:15, the QIZIS lIl1ll'iL'1'S gjurglccl hziy. VVL- won hy ll sc'o1'v of :K-29. 'lihu Hziymxikui' ti-:un uirriuil mi :1 wry 5lll'l'Cb5l:Ul scaiwn :mal um 1ll'ls0l'll to hx pruuil of thi-if ivliivxi-ii1ciit5. Pipur, gjiiairil, :mil Climvii, cuiiri-1', miidu thc ull-Big lfuur quirm-I. fzirr, fuiwxaiul, incl Highhll, giiuul. lJlL1L'L'Ll cm thy sccuml tcgim. VVL- umm- so gmail xx 1- umm mic gxiiiiv without playing it. ,rw fi? 1,2 Y Baseball Vis i 'xxx ::'? I 1 N X, ,J , 1 v. X ,li is ,Ai ies, ' Y li 1f 'l,-A GREENE HILDINGER SPAULDING AUTRY LOCKE SARK VVcll, whrn hnscball scuson mmm' Mrs. Gr0unc's husbamd, Toby, stiirtctl to orgjrinizc ll lmsclmll team. This lCllllI schedulud lllllt' gznncs with othci' teams ziround th: country :md p1'ocut'th'tl to play them as schcdulcd. For instance, two games were schcdulcd to bc plziycd with the Chilorco Indian tcum. Ona QIIIHC wus played on thc Indizmls hunting ground. We won that by ai score of 6-l. If tht-y h:1dn't known the ground bcttcr than wc, wc should have gottcn somu more of thcir sczilps. Tlicy came up to our huyficld for the second game and thc Huyimiksrs batted thcm buck to thuir own country. The sCorf: was I7-X with Phillips on thc end of thu svorc with the two digits. This tcaun, according to Mr Greene, was the best we met during: thc 1930 season, liowcvt-r we had their number and that simplified things, It is surprising to think that am inscvt should bt- able to hold ll lm but it is it fact. Tht- O. C. Ll. Goldbugs not only hold them but thcy also wield thcm with L1 gruzxt illlllniif ll1'Ol:lClUllCy. 132 ,, Sit - X, X -4: if Q. 'Sw i, .Ni uf' 'f 'Q-Q Q '-1?-QQ.?w ' W X'mf : X.-v lX,CQv-N Q' ,fi. mlllg? xx 6212 Tlr-iE193lF'HIL.L,ZPlAN s MULLICAN BECK SIMMS BODINE KILLIAN JESS When the llaymakers played them on the Goldhug terrain the bugs won hy the seore of 19-5. The second game, played on Alton field, was much more interesting. The game went 16 innings and Stew Mulligan pitched the whole game. The endurance contest ended with O. C. U. ahead 6-5. This was the last home game of the season and was a good one. Dick Highfill went into the game with a broken thumb. Spike Leonard and Campbell were both out of sehool at the time and, naturally, out of the game. 0. C. V. had a good offense hut a mediocre defense. This aeeounts for the evenness of the seore. Tulsa University was the next to take advantage of our good nature. They heat us at Tulsa 5-3 and at Enid 4-1. Both games were good and were second only to the I6-inning fracas with the Goldhugs. The Haymakers got some good exercise when they played the Bisons. The Phillipians won lmoth games. The one played at Shawnee went to the Haymakers by a score of 15-3 and the one at home by a seore of 9-2. ' 133 a. I. ,li 5 w E s lt :li 1? ji ll if vill I , I ,s IL! it si PEI: er ei qi ll 4 ,Mp Vlll fl!! lf ! , l I ll 5 lr lf f ll ig' H iii, is H e , ' I l tl iff f H . J 15143, ' ww . my , .. '41 ff-7 ,g -l-:af 3, The Kansas City MtJI1LlI'l'llS cznne to Phillips for ll ganne and won, ll-7, hut it was IL goocl gznne. It was LL night gllllll' und only the lightness of the suits of the MlJI1lll'lTllS showecl XYllL'I'U they were. For all the Phillipicins knew there might have been two ol' three extras on the Held in the clark uniforms. VVho knows? Stew lx1LllliQIl1I1 was the pitching :ice for the season but he cliil not receive the hits to buck up his pitching. The keystone position was wezik through the season. Ir was 11 sort of 111a1ny are Called but few are Chosen affair. However the temn :is ll whole was good hut apt to he errzitic. They were psycliologiczil h:1t'kslicle1's as it were. Maurice Jess was the heavy hittef for the season. He lmttecl airouncl .400 for the season. Doc Locke on third lmse 1'c111i111le1l niziny of Juinping Joe Dugan of the Yanks. He was the discovery of the yt-ur, Well, when lxxsulmll season 1-111led M rs. fiI'L'L'I1L'lS l1llSlT11Iltl, Toby tlislwzimlutl his lmsclxull Tt'LllI1. Unk minor Sports ?5 .luv .L u- wlw ,M-Wrfnumnff 4 W 114 PINKSTON Distance. FRANCIS HESSER Weights. Hurdles Distance. WILLIAMSON Distance. Truvl: was at Slll'CL'SS to thc extent that P. Tl. won third in thc Big FUUI' C'tmfcl't-licc. The- Big: FUUI' Trucl: most wus ht-ld :lt Slmwncv, 0, B. ll. winning! first, 0. C. l'. svmntl, P. ll. third :xml T. ll. fourth. Those that took part in thc Big Four mt-et wt-rc: I, PinkstoniWon lm! mils. 4th two milc, 4. Phillips-Won lncl. two mile. 2. Willizuuson-Won 31'al in mile. 5. Witty-+th hrozul jump. 3. llvssvr-Won -ith half milc :lucl -lth, ll. J. 6. lV1cKinm'y-3rcl in Hurtllcs. Rt-lay team won 3rtl., t-muposctl of VVilli:uuscm, Phillips, Hi-ssl-r :mtl Pinksttm, ln 1931 these live letter mt-n will he luu-k: T. Anderson, ll:-sst-r, Williamson, Dick Highflll mtl VVitty. 1 v PIPER Q, Q f ,Q ff, IMM1-:LL FISHER SHARPE 7'l4,of.., ybdfrfj, gi SE i ' iiigf -, . if P -5 J . '5 :-'-lf' if f 5 asians E 5 ,V 9 i 3 P. ii iii 'LT i f i in i'1NKsToN If A , f The Phillips nc! TCQIIII ulijoycnl fuii' sllvcuss in IllL1ft'i1CS L'llfL'I'Cii in thc 1931? sczisun. Fcw maitchcs wcrc cntcrcci :ind thc tc.xm was wczikcncal Liuc to rhi- 2llYClil'U of nur ccmcli, Gmc Shzirpc. . immcil and Fisher both wont to thc Si'llli-fillLl,iS in the singlus :it tha' Stats tuurnzixilcnt :md thu duublcs ta-:im of Immcii and Piper wen- eliminated in thu finals, With Sharpe hack for thc coming suusmi :incl with IILIIIICFOLIS pruspuvrs from thi- Fl'L'Si1Ill1lll claws, thc tvaini promiscs to hc wry goml. IIQCLUII Pursomiel: Immcil, Capt., Pipcr, Fisher and Knight. 137 ' cf' aff I 1 K O Q f A1 if Wftift it f A Nlmwf?? M N. xi 1 f . i 2 -uv- ROWLAND 'W REEVES WILLIAMSON .Xinongj the spring' sports of thc school is golf. Golf is rapidly hucotningf 11 inztjor sport ir nt-ztrly ull unixcrsities. Lust yours squztd was votnposcd of: Skinncy Rtfcvcs filling first position, Eddie Higgins sccond, Knight at third with Le Roy VVillizunson filling the fourth birth provud to hc 11 tczun which was invintihlc in rlw Big Four Confcrcm'c last your. - Thu tcznn this yt-ur consists of Bert Dc Vinncy. Skinny-yy' Ret-vcs, Paul 'I'ho1npson, Junk Rowland :ind Le Roy Williamson. The tcaun Alu-t'ugt's a close 70 and will hu one of the lt-zitlt-is for tht- championship this year, The profussors of Phillips have gin-n iinputus to golf intcrcst zthout thu university in that scvcrzil of tht- professors would rather play golf than do anything clsc, fcxwpt grade papcrsj. Phillips is unusually fortunate in hzivingj xiwcss to at golf links so Clos: :tt hzind. Phillips university golf courst- furnishcs ll pr:u'tit'ing ground for th: Phillips tt-:nn :ts wt-ll :ts affording' hours of IllL'ilSlII't' to L-wry Phillipiztn -on tht- vznnpus. 138 X , 1- 1 K 1- ---.f-A ,V H -..Q - 'X 'sz ff 'F' A- ,941-5 L29 ,Zz ,Q if 1 2 f: .,-fr lg! 5. mf? I-leigh-I-lo QF' Q 5 Q 3 5 3 3 Q 2 4 E Minn lirlrn Srhrahrr Idlgillipian QQIIPPII I2 'xidygi 1 2 .LLEZF Mina Sfglniu EPP Baku' ilffunthall Qbuvru X ' 1 , , gmc 1 N x 'r ' X , wg, '19-N 4-'-:K 'N N nf if ligii' - :LW 1 , 'K 515 . Ak filling IHYZIIUTPH Hiunrr 3,FI'I.'BhlllZ1lI QIIPDII iiiimi milglllf Ahrzuxui Ermxty Qburrn .'w1w',,Q,f, z7:: Qfy A .gi .. -:pf - RFI'-' -:PM 12 ' V , Q69 ai. L. ' X5 fr I :.,,, XXX lj A X --X . A , 3 , w. , A 'X I ,X , I- -' ' ' v V' x. Q Y . t , n 5 x N..,s 1,-'T x , ' Art 3lmmPl lilnpular M2111 1 Q . 3, it Q' . x I mins iilrlurg Hiulax Zfynhvrtzi Uruth imlusr Srlgulalrulyip ,Qtr :xml 5 ill . t -af FW: 522 E25 4 3.31.6-XX LA , , - Jillian Alirr 611159 maui: i9urru A Smiling lmml-our. 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AQ 2, 'ra ' fQ'xPQAi Tllvlx-'s ll uit :mil thi- halilli X. R 'L- 'A' :Xml om- yowlingj our hi I1 C , YW ' X .n 6 6 A X, ,. 53' ' -A -. ix iff 52 i f any xx X Fin .4 Q 1 3 - ' if X l'.'X'Ii-.X-l'l.YSTNI NIUllSik' that to get axwgiy. K Q llc was sittin' prctry. nv sf Quizss umm' with mm ll Z VVIMLI il L'iIlL'h fm' kftrk' G35 9 0 rwFh do AM CCD ENCEM -5 CAT CI'L'T'I'RF TWOTIICI' lows him Shi-'s przxyual for him. Pllpil should! HWS paul fur I CXYI'-.'XS'I'liOl'I I F Tmmkingg' mlmvn Un- long' lung trail Iillh is rli c uml 1 Oi mx' lirtl-A til A11 cx11111p11- A11 111111111-d but hllll' 111111111-11. A pg-111-11 of ll 'tplllfn TI Twin' told VIQIIIUS. ' 11, 'L'1'. vu . 13111-111-l111 s 1111111111 111 .X HM, Gitrin' ll I1111- 1111 ll wvr S111-ct M11s11'. p1'11p11S1ti1111 nf 1'11ll1-g'.:1t1- 111 b111'1lc1'111g 1111 the l'0I1L'I'CIk'. - -tix Boosters if' P THE 1931 PHILLIPIAN Gbur 1-Xhuertizrrn The merchants of Enid must depend upon the resi- dents here for support. Phillips University is a part of Enid and therefore a part of the support of the mer- ! . chants. The business men have shown their apprecia- il tion of Phillips hy contributing their support to the P ll i Phillipian. We wish to acknowledge their support i and thank each and ever merchant for aidinfr us b' V Y rs l li advertising in the annual. l V N The merchants whose names appear in this section l ' are Worthy of the support of the students of Phillips. l l i t 'A N. Q X S ie -lim XKQP HE Piiirrinmn is ine onlq Enid Annual inni '4'A 'E is made completelq with the exception of en qravinq, in Enid. lDe compose the tqpe, print, pebble, fold, sew, trim and bind, in fact make the complete iob. Other Annual, for two gears, has onlq been composed and printed in Enid. The pebblinq, folding, sewinq, trimminq and bindinq farmed out at Oklahoma Citq. See that all qour work is done in Enid. ffCoreq Press. 'i ' cnnev Pnzss W PRlNTlNCj H RULIHQ H PEBBLlNQ H BlTl'Oll'lC3 DOHE B11 COREY PRESS ENID, OKLAHOMA PHONE 621 l lg 1111-1T1LT1TT1 ,-,111 iviiii --nu Best Wishes to Stott--Faculty and Students I L m ay HIGH GRADE PORTRAITS SUPERIOR KODAK FINISHING MAIL US YOUR KODAK FINISHING OVER WOOLWORTI-I'S 'Q I I A SIX AT THE PRICE OF A FOUR I 1 -,J E.. I CHE ROLE I I II l WELDON CHEVROLET COMPANY Phone 5171 220 North Grand 1flfTL3ZI..II.2,lFLT.f:,IME:.:3.:.:gI-,,L .II, 2:35:I:.f?:I:::,.1,.,pI,2.Igi:,.,i'I. VVISFCRQXCKS ON .NND .Xl3Ol I' THE l':XNlPl'S. l'v4l.'rriuns lmu' xnoru ritcs than clrix'c1'S. If Ll llL1YUIl170I'Y is ll sl1vik's won-kln-m-lm, Ll rumlwlc st-:lt is ax ilxxppcrs slmxwzt L Hur tlmcn it's lx-rtcr to lmw lmlirosiw tlmn to lmu' no lwvaxtll nr ull. 'Illu-n rln-ru was flu' Sl'lJTL'lIIll1lI1 who was so vlosv that IR' got sluppcal. ' l I Sk ' hrzlmlpax Xxllyllllfli msc: to I'L'IlILII'liI I ncxur I-xpwtml to llw ru sm- tlw slay ulwn tln' Il would got sunlmurnul on tln' plzlvus flu-5' do mm ' 1- l I I . . . . We enyoy our assoclatlon Wlth Phillips Students DRUG C0 Pu rdu Call your neighborhood druggisf' I WE DELIVER FREE l Phone 724 Broadway at llth I ,,,.,.......... ..--.-..... ,-, -... I- ... .-.--.- ..-I. 4. -I1I.u-Im.-.4111nni.:-.lu-.luu..nn.-nn.. 1.1.1-nn1m.1uu.......-nl.-uni -m:-u-I1uu-IuI-un1uu-Im-uni lm...- ....,,,,1,...-...11..1.-1...-,1,1...1.11...111.-..11..-11u,.1 4-H-m. ------ . ----.-... .....-..-... . .-..-1- 1 1 A R SRITPYXSRHO P T 14710 uvefd fY1au'ne Where You Are Always Welcome I l .i'..,...,...------------.--.---....--------.mt 'S111 .'XlllL'I'lC11H lllllYL'l'Slfy is nm institution of plmysicul training' wlu-ru L'L'I'fLllll intullcvtll mlisciplinc is cspcviallly prmidcnl for fvcblc-mimluml stuclcntS.l'+:1 cllllI1UI'It' Sruclcm. Tlwrc are I'lll'L'0 kinds of lics--Blzlck lil-S, White' lil-S, :xml Stzltisrics- 'lll1c I93U Phillipi Editor. Patient fulwout to lx' upvrqxtvcl on for rho Slvvntlm timvr Say, Dov, Wfbllltlllll it lu- lllllhllvl' you put in Il Zippwrf uieu1un 1-----11-11 Q L ................................ ........................................... Q ................... ............................................. ............ .............................................................................. SEARS, ROEBUCK S co. I T WE GUARANTEE SATISFACTION l OR MONEY REFUNDED I 1 I:ffff:ff:ffIfffIffflff:ff:ffIffffffIffffff:Ifffififffffffiffffffffiff 5 .............................................................................. SEARS, ROEBUCK 8: CO. R E T A 1 L STO R E 129-131 East Broadway Enid, Oklahoma i V. 21 if ---..---..--------..-.,-p 4. will 1111-1--1f-1- 4 111--1 ' :11---: 1nu-mf' ll 1 1 1 1 1 1nu1uu1nu1lm-.nu1nn1..m1 1 1 1 -1,,,,1,,......,,,.1 1 1 1 1 1 if., 5 , f Striclly an Enid Institution STYLE COMBINED WITI-I QUALITY Is what you get in Society Brand Clothes for Men and in Rnthmoor Coats for Women The Slorc Thafs Different OUTFITTERS TO MEN AND WOMEN Phone 203 North Side of Square I S I,UI'I1Ol'IiuI stzlrtwl our on rho I'IIL'l7I'y that th: world Ilzls am UIHUIIIIIKQ' for lll I 1 I.l Rolwcrtsz--K'AmI you found it? s:- VIH-II, r:1tI1cr. Iilll in thc lmlv no 'I I ml I 1cIitul'+ IIu' hrcml that PI'II1fL'I'. KI 'Iss T.-VVI1yf I' Itw- IIv put iLXl1l7IL'bllUL'C' nfrur Dr, NIcL'41SI1's SIM't'l'II instuzui of SXppI:u1sc,' 1111111111111.-411111,.1.,.1,.,,1,,,1,.11 ATTENTION GRADUATE If It's The Home You Wantee ENID HAS IT If It's The Church You Want- ENID HAS IT If It's The School You Want'- ENID HAS IT WE INVITE YOU TO SELECT ENID AS A LOCATION FOR YOUR BUSINESS CAREER Enid Chamber GI Commerce T0 ,,1,,,,111111111111111111111111111 Every College Pupil--School Teacher -and College Graduate needs business training, obtained in an up-to- date private business training institution. THE E ID BUSINESS COLLEGE Is a recognized standard business institution. As evi- dence view the large number of alumni to be found in more than thirty states, and some foreign countries, to- gether with membership in the National Association of Accredited Commercial Schools. College Pupils. Public School Teachers, College Graduates attend our Summer school. SEE US NOW about your future educational plans. J. E. George, President. PIIILLIPS I'NIVIiRSI'I'YIS IiDI'I ION Ulf 'I'IIIC THX UONIINI.-XNI7fNIICN'I'S. 'I'huu shalt iicvcr stucly except to pass ii quiz. 'I'hou shall permit no one to study wlicu thou :irt IICZII' Thou shalt ohtziin all the In-Ip thou vzuisr. Thou shzilr invuigflc Iilizzilwtli -Igxuuhi to solve thy Pliysivs IUIWJIIIUIIIS :mtl Ii,-Ip thu' in Iih 'Iihou shailr go to the shun cu-rx' night in urclvr to prmuotc thy crliicutimizil Status. tol'y. 'Ihuu slmlr gut tu tht- sliuw urn' night iu ornlt-1' tu PITDIIIOIL' thx' caluczitiuuail stzilus. .,1,,.,1 1 1 1,,,.1I.,1M1M1M1M1I...-1,,,,1.M11.11.011.1,.1,..1,...1,,,,1,,..1 1,m1.,,.1,,,,1,,,,1,,,..... 1 WHEN IT'S FLOWERS YOU WANT CALL HIGDON FLORISTS Day Phone 21 and 22 Night Phone 4543 I I A NATIONWIDE INSTITUTION SERVING I MILLIONS OF PEOPLE, BUILT THRU 29 YEARS OF HARD WORK AND T HONEST DEALINGS WITH THE f PEOPLE. T I I I I I I I INC- 0 0 o i I I 106-108 West Randolph Enid, Oklahoma I rbyn-5.UJQl3on, 30,59-rCh11l c'-o 'A IMIL' as Q, Svlew-xb'tb l-,race A-C, bgux shoes - TRQL be hung! -T.h.L...xrst.n.s.,Lm.x...-mmlxmmim.,..L,......S:i..,.,f.:.,i.m..l..A.m.i...n, . ' .. .,,,l..,3 . 'Ihnu shalt xwglr thy rumll-mzltcs clotlws CSIMTILIIIB' when tht-y ut mwxly CICLIIICII nml piwssml. . Thou shalt study thy t'1Lrr1pL1sulog'y lesson rIiIig'vntIy cwry tltxy xml in th: cwltirlg' if mm' Sil . Tlwu shalt not take Grcvk unluss the tlcun furcctlr tht-u. . Thou shgxlt, when rltt-rt' is nothing' clsc tu thy, play up to tht- profs., so thou sh41It gut an good gruclu without studying. . Thou slmlr uttcml asscmhly faithfully uxcupt wlmun you tlll get som :mu tu sit in tout bCilI. MH- ----- -MMMMMMMQ-MMMMMMM-mmmmwe '-'- '-'- -'-- I , I Sawyer-Ilolland 10W off on Picnic Orders for Phillips Organizations Hardware Co. II 1 I I 9 liwbook S When you think of I hardware think ot us GROCERY 85 MARKET I I I 120 E, B,,,.dw,,,. ph.,,,, 228 Phone 346 1915 E. Randolph -.. ------------ nt.-r,!,+..-tt.. ------- 1- --.. - -.....-.,!, 4. .-..-..-..-....-..-...-..-.-.-...... ..--- I.-I..-M.-..I-.I-....W-..-...-I............. I SCHOOL SUPPLIES PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS STATIONERY FOUNTAIN PENS MAGAZINES -- CANDY - CIGARS Enid News 61 Stationery Co. OPEN EVENINGS ENID, OKLA. 215 No. Independence Phone 459 min:nina-nn-nun-un:-nn-nn1.111-ml-. -. .1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1nn11m1un1m1.-nn1nvu... VVilbur LCllfllL'l'lIlillII'-HIIUXV clul you get Your face 5L'I'LLfCllCQlf3, VVillz11'cl Dorscy:-I'JL11upil1g.,' XKllll7llI 1'llXNll1'1Y I XNlIllllI'llI'-JKXVOS. JLIIIIPIFIQI :lt courlusious on thc mlutc I luul lust lligfllrf' Viuccnt Burgv:- llow nlous Juno Kissfw Allan ci4IlTI+KiHl1X'C you cvvr tricnl to play ll tuba? NusiI' by llzxmlvlf' sxnicl :Xllx-rt VYilson as lm: wound up thu YIL'lI'UlLl. I I 32 2255 1 THE ENID ROTARY CLUB He Profits most who serves best SERVICE ABOVE SELF QQ? J, nu- ---------1--11 11-11---1- 1 nf- ul. -W -mii- THE GARFIELD COUNTY BANK We appreciate YOUR Business Ilcu- is how Hallie Gfs philosophy of lifv might l'k'LlKIZ If yuu ll t'llllQIIlT in hut If IIUHCITZII1lI1f'fllIiC Ll bath. Nlzxth, Prof.-Ulf you SLIIHYITIUI' fuurtcun frmn Ll IILIIILIFUQI sixtvun, XYIIQITIS thc tIiI'I'L'!'L'IlL . Kc, . .y . . ll.11'1'1ct Iif Xuuh, I TIIIIIIQ lts ll lm of foollslllwss, too Sun 1' 1 said that puns up-ru rhv luwust furnu uf lmuxmw, but rlmr uns lwqfm tl AWAFURNITURE HOUSEWARE -SPORTING GOODS -ELECTRICAL APPL -HARDWARE - RADIOS -CHINA--GIFTS AATOILET GOODS LUNCHEONETTE and FOUNTAIN Ha2,!l'3A1zz1QS PHILLIPS UNIVERSITY Slogan: Not A Bigger--But A Better Phillips STAN DARDIZED BY Membership in the North Central and American As- sociation of Colleges. STABI LIZED BY Endowment that assures perpetuity and growth -it can never close its halls. NATIONALIZED By The United States Government that lists Phillips Uni- versity as an accredited institution of higher learning, with all consuls in foreign countries, for the admission of students. Catalogue free on application. l. N. MCCASH, President. 4..,-,...- -. -..- -M- -M-...-...-.......,.... ..-.,.-..-..n......- .... -....-..-. -....-..-. .. - -,,..- ofa I John M. Rush Lumber Co. Complete Line of BUILDING SUPPLIES Telephone 37 308 South Grand g L. L. LOUNSBURY, Manager A. B. Phillips 1919 ,g..,-...... - - - - - - - - - - ............I,.........,...- - - - - - - - .. - -..... 'l'lIey'u' ziulrlccl llllllllllllll' golf and now stlulcilts arc waiting' lm-zirlih-ssly for somconc think of L1 play for niinisirurc classes. And rlwru was tln' rxialio fniumtic ulio sent in Ll l'l'illlL'ST for the K. C. R, if zmwliustrzi play llDll'kL'llS CllI'lSTlIlllS Carol. l5:ll'lI:11'1I3- l3ci'oI'm' nerr' WII mirrical you would ultvli me Ill XUIII lim Bllilf'-uixllll now I rutvll you In my pockets. iz..- ,... ........................... . ... ! Q L CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK The Personal Service Bank l Capital.-- ---5150,000.00 Surplus -- --.SS 60,000.00 i Every accomodation within the limits of sound banking :ccorded borrowers at all times. We transact a general banking business and issue drafts payable in all parts of the world. I 5 OFFICERS: i A. E. Stephens, President H. L. Chapeck, Ass't. Cashier 2 A. P. Wilcox, Vice-President T. A. McCreedy, Ass't. Cashier 1 Geo. J. Gensman, Vice-President J. F. Bundren, Ass't. Cashier W. L. Stephenson, Cashier H. H. Unruh, Ass't. Cashier ! R. H. Bell, Ass't. Cashier l I .Q-...-,.. - . ----------- I ------ . -------- -.--- 4 Ur:-151931P1-IILLIPIAN I Q..-I..-....-....-...,-................-..,.-....-....-................-...g.-3-.....,.-..I...n.... -....- .. .... - ......- - -....-I? I I I , : U K WALKERS SHUE SHOP We Invlte YOU I i . To Inspect Our Assortment of i The home of Fine Books-Bibles I I SHOE REPAIRING Fountain Pens-Pencils I I Stationery-Artist Supplies 2 I ' ' I . . I - We Call For and Deliver I Picture Framing I Phone 311 2 I 9 I I Parker s Book Store I i 127 E. Randolph Enid, oklahoma west Side of square I Q..-..I-..I-...-M-.,-....-. - I-.I-,.I-....-.,..-....-..i.i...-,.I- - -.,-..-..-.......... .... .,.-..i. Floyd Leggett:--'IVVIu1t would your IllUlllCl' Say, little Ivoy, if slxc could IICQII' you Inu like tIu1tI Sonny Boy llorIson:+ SIw'cI In- rig-kh-II to ilcaxtll if slic could llUI1l' itf, Floyd:- How can you lic like tI1ut?l' Hoalsonz-4 l'I1:xr's no lic, sIw's stone clcuff' MISS lDz1niuI:'-I'Now do you know wllcrc haul Iittlu girls go toiw June VVIu-slr-1'- Oli, yes, thuy go almost CYL'l'ylVIlCI'C.H .gy-.... .....---- I-. - - -..-.- - - -. - -I -------- I-I----3' I I I 1 1 I I I I as as I I 0 F d If Nor--Why Not? I I x or I I ' Banquets - I I I - Dinners - 1 I e . I 1 - Dance Partles I I I I Q : I UHUCKINS AFPILIATEDU I I I I T R. E. Mcliachin, Resident Manager I I I I I I I 1 I ,i,.1.-m.- .- - . ---- ------ ------- ------- - H - -I1 ky mi4g7IiTjL?., e.-.,,,,.1-.I gun?- .izp .,,, ,ii-cg: pr- .... .-.. ...................... . - ,Fu tra-I I . 33 L l l I ,Lan A National Institution determined to render the public the highest service in merchandising ONTGOMERY WARD 8. o. SONGS FOR PI IILLIPIQXNS I'IciIo Iiuxliltifillfx- 'I IIIIOl'Ll VV:1rki11s. 'tlsllcky Little' DL'x'iI ---I z111ny fVIooi'u. Rca1cliii1g' for the iNIl?4JIlTAiRL'iIi, Ht-ssc! Curl ot INIV .IJI'Cl1lIlS,HlIICIVII Sliltxdcr. Im :1 Ding Dong' Dzlmlclyw-L. V. Irvin. Tin- Peanut Vt-ruler. --t'Ihippy Grows. I irxl T11 lx link mil i III K ll 1- ' ings in I.ifv 7I'Ini1u1 C'I1cstL-V, Iiu1'l1iL': Srvpiiwilson, Ifmi t' 'L , 4 ,Ng ..1,,,,111111111111111111,,111111111 UTM' Riffzwff Cfzffff ix Pom' Iliiflznnf rWI1.ifl'Il! Yi7'IliIli7lA',, Quality Pianos Lowest Prices A type and style of piano M for every home Conn Band Instruments ir U ilu u I-LI I Gibson String Instruments Everything in Music IITIENOWETHQ REEE ' PiKiJSlCA'C0-' 110 S. Independence West Side Square 1.ir1..1uu1uu1I11m1m-1mv1uu1,,,,1,,,.-- 1 1 1 1 1 1 1M1,,,,1.1m1,,,,1w1 .. , 4 L im. ,B ,, mm-,,, nu-.nu1uu1 1 .....,.,1 1.,q...,.1.n..1,,u1..u1,,.1..1..1..1..1u. 14...-.11....11-..11..u1 -uniun-un-nu-nn-nl-1W1vm-an-1nuiun-an-un-nn-un1u0!l 5 l BEST WISHES FOR YOUR SUCCESS I .-The World Is Hungry For 91,1 Ko., Xcufiv. Pure Manhood And Womanhood e saws kc ALTON MERCANTILE COMPANY l L Wholesalers of Pure Foods 1 ALTON GOODS AND OKLAHOMA MAID BRANDS - ENID, OKLAHOMA : l ....- -, ........ ..,-,,,-,,.....n-.,-.,-...... ...... - - - -..l-.:,l Kind Nuiglmlworg-Mr. lVlcKinm-y, why is it that John L. clrivcs 'ar XYllllL' you riclc tln' t uct czufw M r. McKinncy71Inu-klyl VV!-ll, you su- llc has Ll XVCLIIIIIB' fzlthvr :mul I hL1YL'Ilf Dorothy Gomuy:- ll:1vc you any poor rclzxtions? ,Xndy c1l'L'CllL'2SKANllllx' that l knowf' Dot:-ul'lL1X'U you :my rirh I'ClLlTlYL'S?, ,-Xxmcly:- Nom that know nu-.', - l--- ------------ M -1--Q-y-M--u--------u---------------------------1- ll l SMART STYLES! ' l 1 L ' li f 1 , T L I 1 1' Xofl. ' F f4 l I E A I 1 i F -rl-,. fvVA ,V,15 I 1 l BETTER SHOES i BETTER HOSIERY DiSlIl'ibllti0Il Without T Waste For Men - Women - Children 1 I 1 ! I -Q f Q 1 : SAFEWAY STORES, Inc. Wacker 6- Johnson I-lead's Shoe Company ' II3 N. Grand East Side of Square ! I T .....,..g 4. .-.H -------- .- - -n-.M-H+ Lx C N 111.-1.1.-.--.-.--.....,l.,--.ii1111---1-1,..-,. -------1--.-----.-1-.--.--.-,------1.1-...-g' Oklahoma Laundry EHDRLY .Lf NING' I -1- IDCLIII fNI:11'sl1:1ll:- VVl111 11:15 11 rl1:11 11:15 must 1011111-1'111'1l 11'l11'11 .'xl7S1llOIII was hung' lmy 1l11' llglrulcl Cla1s0w'1x fu.-Xl1s11lo111.'I N111 H11111l11-rt:-'LI sam 111 1l1c IYLIIJUI' fllllf 111 SOIIIL' of 1l11' 11111-of-flu'-11':1y l'0I'IIL'I'S of 1l11- mlll tl11- 11111111-s still usc lash for 11111111'y.l' Royal ll.f- VVl111r:1 sloppy julx tlu-y must l1a1x1- g1't1i11gg' 1'l11'11'i11 11111 lxl'OlIl ll slnl 111a11'l1i111-.' -- - ---- - -- ------- -- - -- ------- -.111-mfs ffl, YQQ fha T44 ?Qf , I?l,, '??If 73l EYQZ 'ig fi' ffffl' klvfii X32 f?32if f?3Z'?32i Xft 12239 2536. J, 411 'il E MITCHELL B KI G CO. MITCHELL TWIN LOAF l S. 85 H. Green Stamps Exchanged for Wrappers l I 9 JZ! 1?3 ii, '92, ?L'f ,,QTQ3LQ 1 f fi I PHONE 56 115 WEST WALNUT i l Qfiz, ro. i ,, ?3L,,ff ,,, 7 f 231 QZ4 f ,la?2 QT? - ,- ---- -.--- .... , .... - A - - .----- .1.1-11.1. ' Q QF 5 fl A! P H IL! .I is ' Ji. V-' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1,.,41.,1 1 1 1 1 ... 1 1 1.,,1.,.,1..,...,,.1u.1 1 CONIPLIMENTS OF S. I-I. KRESS fr CO. Sc, 10c and 25c STORE -1- --------------------------- -L I op:v Why cIon,t you take an TllX1fn X QIYuQ'7' Fd. WI'IQIlfITHJXXV,fIVIILlSIN' Llslmcfflhivb-lmlll wife won't lor me keep it. Miss I311ll:k'ISjiI1lPPL'11I'IllQI on zlurkunccl clorm porvhj .-Xrc yo Young folks I-nj 1.-Xlmsolute silunccj Miss IJ1lI1Ik'ISI+II'k'Tlll'I1IIIL1' inmloorsj Tlmr's filwfn 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1H..1W1M1..,.1,.,.1,..1,.,1,,,,1,,..1,,.,1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 he cover for th1S, annual was created by The DAVID J. MGLLOY CO. 2857 N. Western Avenue Chicago, Illinois W Gm Molloy M444 C0011 Inari Ilhil 11.4. mfr. 0. fa.. 5.4. ua Antrim Lumber Company Building Merchants BETTER MATERIALS FOR BETTER BUILDINGS 224 W. Broadway Phone 85-86 .X . -QMWAY f-1 M.,-I-Q......,,, '+Ma- , N.-.:, Y,., V .-, -Nm -7.11 --1 --1-1 W- .- .H xfjgar-.5112-41.29- 'e?-T T eg?-g.5.i,,,lQ ' , -, ' 41.11-' ' 'GW' W 'Q-mn. e .!....... -----.-- . ... -. . ---------- . ------- .........!. l I THE F1RsT NATIONAL BANK 1 ' I 3 of Enid T l l 1 Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits---S600,000.00 E H. H. CHAMPLIN, President C. E. CANNON, Vice President 1 FRED C. CHAMPLIN, Vice President A. F. BUTTS, Cashier i : E The Oldest National Bank in Garfield County l 4...-... .--.-- ....-...-,...-l..-...-,......-.......i-r..-.... .-....-w-....-..i-H. -.-.- ..-Q. VV:xrclcn-XVL' lct pI'iSOHL'1'S work :it th.-ir rrzulc lit-rv the sum- nslwfoi-L-. lglLlL'l'iSIlllill, Slim-Iniilicr, Czirpciitcr or xxlmt it may lic. VVl111r is your II'1llll'? llzippy G,-ul um qi trxiwlingj szilcsniaiiif' liI'1lQIQ,fLiLRllill, uliy nrt' you lmnging' up two suuksf'l Rutli Yrmiiiig'-'WY-'ll. if Sxmtzi flciusu is going to luring nl 1 mzm, l want liim to lmw' two legs. ni. u-uw 1-1--?-- 1-1- - 1----1-1-1111fi .... -. I I+ The Enid ank SL Trust Co. Capital, Surplus and Profits One uarter Million Dollars l i l Established 1893 l i li AS oLD AS ENID 1 1 l 1 l L l i 1011--ml vivvvfviviliifvv a 1v1vl11vLvv ulvli' 442M1'5pgz..:.. ,,jn,35,3,g:,t G' ,. 125 ... .... -. ....... - ,, - -,,,,,, ..-M.- - - - - - .....,,- - - -,.-.s-4. i I . I l The Events Prlntery Il I l Nothing Too Small Nothing Too Lorge l : AND PRICES ARE RIGHT i I Coll 2I6 For Prompt Service il .Xunly Grcvufllicl you go to thc Circus, Dor Cosncy+-Yes' :incl l'm gjlxul of ir. gXi1clywVVl1y? ..5,-Q-.-..- ......-. - - a g g e i s Smart Styles Kuppenheimer Good Clothes Dot.-liycr sinus l sam' tlic llippo, l'yc been more szlrishucl with my shape. X81 Di' rllghhllr g , fix is- in you ssc is 1111 ffawv mis: uv? l W , 1342 iuslow-No. Whurc was it? Simsfglt the show, twenty girls ruins on rht- stage in trunks. RE ICE Courteous Salesmen Clean Equipment Boost For Phillips THE CITY ICE CO. 319 W. Maple Phone 188 1:1111 --11 1 1 1 1 1 1 -- 1 1un-u.,mgl-uu1un1 -- 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I l I l I'W1I1 HCC O. Il , , 0011113 E i G i C H C E L ' i l 1 The Gateway To CONFECTIONS i 1 . T Lower Prlces i I . Phone 3102 1 15 E. Maple 1 Phone 1930 Enld 1... 11-11111111 wr.-m.-i vi-if.---M-----1 1111 111---- -1 I-I+ :Xrt Sims: llow do you rt-ll am nhl chicken frmu 11 X I Jvlly VVinsl0w: By thu tcvth. Art: But k'l1ll'lKCl'lS lmu- no tvctll. Jelly: NU, but l l1L1x'n'. lmlizxn--I want il r'u1'sut for my wife, llcnp Fur. Clurk-eVVl1:1t bust? lncliamflln-ll, dross bust :ill timu svcm lilcc. 4' -nu 111111111 I 111111111111111111 nu1n!n THROUGH DEPENDABLE SERVICE NEWMAN'S l-lave stamped its Name upon the minds ol: thousands ol young Men and Women as one ol: the best places in the state to buy Wearing Apparel. It is with hope and belief that by winning the approval ol: the college or university youth of today, we will establish their patronage in years years to come. Those who are bidding the happy campus days good-bye, should always keep in mind N E WM A N ' S 'me College sim +-i.- - - - - - -- - - -..-.,,.-.M-...-L.-...-...-,... - - - - - .. .. - -.....n. uu..n 18 TY, .. .:1 11. eg - '1- - 1 ---- '-H-I-1Iifa?n-n...- -.... -.--- I -- - .- 1 I I 1 I H H Jones Cafe II Q . I I I I I .sb Qjuggt,-j'Dine with your friendgf' DRUG CO l I II MWMWMMMW I 220 N. Grand Enid, Okla, 1 I I s- .,.- ------------ ..,. www --,. ------- --M- L Chiuf Mlllcl'-4'Rutl1. wlwrc is my l'll'llft'l'I11lly pin? Ruth Ymlrmg'- l wok it off lwraxllsu XVI-lvlwr said lu' S1'l'JlfL'llk'4l his lmmlf' Prof. llcvrnc-If you uork I-ight lmurs ll mlzly, nlmr llIll'T of flu- clay mln you x Ffllllli MCUL1il'c'iTl1l' lmrtcst part. Prvs, Mn'C':xsl1: llcm ulml would :1 pl-rsmw lu- if ln- urn' lmrn in IXUS? Prof. Wulhngl-rg lvlilll or XVOHIIIII: 'Z' I THE LIONS CLUB I l I OUR CREED: LfLoyalty to Our Country, Community and Home I--lncliviclual Integrity in Thought, Word and Deecl g O-One Play, One Language i N New Ideas, New Hopes, New Ambitions in Business and Profession l siSCI'ViCC That Is FOl1I1dCd 0l'l Golclen RHIC. I I Helping to I BUILD ENID I I + 1344 vork I-uu...1i1..-111.-..--11--11,..-...-1l-- U.-M1 1 1 1111- 1-1 1 1 L ia.. i ...,.1,,.,...,,1,,..1 -1.. i xg ggi f 1' jg THE 1931 PHILLIPIAN All I--lvl 1111-- 1-1- u n1nn-uniu-.1111uniuu-nn-nn-u-v1nn-un 111--- uni-'Qi I A STORE OF QUALITY le KANJFMAN me if ---- 1-1 ---------- i ---- . ----- ..-mg. Dum Perkins mutcruml ai jew:-lry smrc ru luuy 11 elm-k. The 4-lerk slioucal him the different clocks, one iii pzi1'tti1'ul:1r was am I-igln clay clovli. VVli:1t do you mean? After lic cxplziineil tlizir the elm-k would ruu S cluys without wimliug. For the low of Mike, how long would it run if we slid wind it upii' Fisli :incl Frumlic lizul qLlLlI'l'ClL'Cl. MHlicrc ure your letters :incl your Vinh' 4'Giye mu lurk my kisses. The quarrel cuclccl. 'i' 4,100.1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1.11,,,,1uu1,,,,1mi1,,,,1,,,,1,,.,1,,,.1ui.1,.,.1.1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1...1,, I I Q H2IENDlY SERVILF' l Fire Proof Building ' , Q, . .,. L- ,aff-L w.,.-my 5. gk I ,. N N .V - ,:5.:f-f- fi?-gigr .,- ' i I 54 1 ,... 1 ' A I 1 . we-fe.-??-.,. y,,,.,,, i ' -AQA I I ENID GENERAL HOSPITAL AND SCHOOL OF NURSING NETTIE G. JUNG, R. N., Oper. Room Super. RENA MCCAUGHEY, R N. spt. ' . E ENID CLINIC I Dr. F. A. HUDSON, General Sur er Dr. JULIAN FEI LD, Obstetrics and I g Y . : Dr. E. MCEVOY, Metabolism. Anaesthetist Children's Diseases Dr. W. E, LAMERTON, Internal Medicine Dr. H. H. HUDSON, Assist'tin Surgery Dr. A. S. PIP ER, Eye, Ear, Nose 80 Throat R. A. MacDONALD, Bus. Mgr. I Ambulance Service PHONE 2000 Night and Day Attendant T Complete Clinicnl and Laboratory Diagnosis .,:,.-.... ....... .,..-M-..-....-...-.i.-....-........,-....-......-..-.. ...... - .- ,, 'i -4 ig. .,.,. . -f V H16-ff f-ggQgj.L,f, . s f,gz'm. .r .i . I 5 I I ,F I ,,,1,,.1-1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1nn1,,1nn1,..11.u1,n1 1 -1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 FASI-IIONS That Feature Quality For Spring In Everything Ready-to-Wear For MGN and YOUNG MEN Kelly-Norfleet 6- Gamble 'ITHE MANIS FASHION STORE ENID, OKLA. 2I7 N. Independence .,1.,,.1,,,,1..1,,1.,,1,,1,,.,1 1 1 1 1 141 1 1 1 1 1 1m.1,.,.1....1,.,,1,...1,,1..u1.. IIXIIUIIIILL Lou: I vun't clznwc xuth you on IVCULIIIT of Ll L'UllPIL' uf Ing' Sfl'lIIg'L'KI IIISTVLIIII nr LJIIIQSTUIII VVI1a1t instruments. IIAIIUIIULI Lou: Your shoes, 'I'Iwy'rv :xIuz1ys in the wan INIIIQL' VVuI1I1ur: WL-ll I suppusc I mu sir Ilvrc until I Stalruf IVa1ir1'css: Ilaxrclly Sir: VVQ vlusc :lr ll n'cIm'IQ. VV1-Iulu-rf -VVI1a1t swrv ynu put un vurlh fur? Pi MTYIIII1 GmIIs -rift ru the nom-n. I P- +..-... -----.-... 1 ...... ..... - - - -, ,P USE-H Erg PRODUCTS MANUFACTURED BY BILLY,S NECTAR COMPANY ENID, OKLAHOMA nj----. ---1----------------11 1111 4, 4, 111 1 1111-u-1:1-u-n1n.-.au1--1 11:-4+ n-u 1-1-111-1-1 -l-- ll -1 S V E 2 George Pasby Parking Space ll . Ride the Busses Auto Repair Shop Safety and Convenience Phvne 615 Enid M0t0l' I-il16S 116 N. second Enid, okia. ,,, ,-,,-,,-,,-,,-,,-,,-,.-,,-,,-,,-,.-,.-,.l.i.-..-..-..-..-..-..- - -..-..-..-..-..- .,. Mrs. llightill: Son, 1111 xou out after ton lust night? Dick: No. liiothcr, l was just after one. gi. 511115: I 1111111 Ll piece uf 1111111 witliout any lw11cS, fait, 01' g'1'1StlC. Mrs, Ellswortli: What you want is Llll cg Capt. .'Xut1'y: Om' of them city fellows just trivd to si-ll mc thc VVuolwo1'rl1 lmilaliiig. VVitty: VVl111t clicl you say Tilclcu: XRVFIXP it up. n...n1u1.l...n1nu1u1u-.111 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1...- Abbott 86 Kendrick J EWELERS Nothing but the best ENID Embiashed 1911 oKLAHoMA NEW HPEERLESSH PROCESS ICE CREAM DELICIOUSLY DIFFERENT Frozen the VOGT Way MADE FROM NATURAL SWEET CREAM The only Ice Cream in Oklahoma made by this New Process Make the Taste Test at your favorite Fountain MADE IN ENID BY The Enid Ice 8: Fuel Company P4 .1..... 1 1 1 ai-is-.1931PHILLIPIAN L. G. Balfour Company ALWAYS THE HIGHEST QUALITY COLLEGE JEWELRY AND STATIONERY J. E. Baggett, Olclahoma Manager 2705 N. Walker Oklahoma City .-....-.-...-...-..-...-...-.- .........-...-.......-..-..-........-...-...-..--.....-..--- .. -.. Drain Ritur+ Ncxt.w R.- VVhy mliml you It-uw Russia? MllIlIgL1ll1'iiWIIll max' M.--'II CouIcln't hring it with IIILHN R.- Born, R.1cayXlI1L'I'C wa-rc your forc faithtcrs horn YVI.- Yrs sir M.- I only haul unc farther R,- VVIiL'rcF R.- Your husincssf 'I N1.1'iLRllSSI1l.,' fNI.f It,s rotten. R.1lKWIIllf part? R.- WIim-rc is VVZISIIIIIQITUIIEI Nl.-'XXII of Inc. M.-IIc's clcucI.'I R,-UI IIlL'5lll th: capitol of the l'nitcml States. lNI.+ 'I'Iit-y lozinccl it to Europcf' R,-I'You do promise In support thu VUIISYIUIIIUIIIH lVI.+ IV1c? How can I. Vu' got 21 wife zincl six cliilrlrun to SLlPINII'I.Il I-.11 -1qq1nn1nn1nu1:nvnn1n1nl1-uu1-uniunvlrglugol-annillvu-urllvnuilniunilniuniqql 1 1,4 I I Learn about Virgin Diamonds, I Typewrlter Their History starts with You! E ll See us for XL 'Inge Watches, Jewelry, Gifts EVel'YfhiH8 in Typewriters 1 I sALr:seRr:NTALse.REPA1Rs R. IVI. ADAMS il JEVVELER Portables A Specialty 124 W. Side Square Phone 61 Phone 176' 108 S' 'ndep I 'ffl 1 1.1.1.1 1 1 1 1 1 1:1L.2?,:.'1:1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1.1.1 1 fi I I Conisgulitigris Blue CL 0 , 5 : Q Q C af e t e r 1 a I . S0ufbee1'S ig First Nat'l Bank Bldg. Cut Pflge Drugs N. E. Corner Square I . 110 N. Independence Everything Cooked WHlTMAN'S CHOCOLATES By W0men I I ,i,,,,.,, ---.,,. --.-- . .-. li..-.I ----------- -.. 4. ,, -.31 X,fl! :iw , Zgiyvg il? . e 1 -zum -W ,WA5 e- , 5:11, gi'-ef .1 lr-f e 1:5 1 g Krug 0 . F A -- - H - -.sf-4rm ...'.ff.-A-1--rf I 'mam' . ., .,. -ii.:-A-F ng, 4, 1111 1 1,1 1. -iii I 1--1-- -- ---I--n--np!- BAPTIST HOSPIT 501 W. Randolph Enid, Oklahoma A FORMERLY UNIVERSITY llOSPlTAl. rw 49 The Hospital with the Christian Atmosphere Scientifically equippeclg Fireproofg first-class in every particular. Complete X-Ray and Clinical Laboratories S T A F F' S, N. MAYISERRY, M. D. Vhivf of Staff. li. T. BITTING, M. D. lnivrnzll Mn-clivinv uml Nervous llisozlsf. .l. M. VVATSON, M. D. Internal lllc-:lil-?nc :mvl Dizuprm VV. l' NELSON. M. D. Surgery :zml Dlaafnosis. I'Alfl li. UHAMPLN, M. D. Surirery zmrl Daunoais, W, I.. KENDALL, M. D. Surgery :xml llfzlznosis. I'Al'l. P. VANARSDEL. M. D. Surprvry and Dliirmouais, 0. R. GREGG. M. D. Ilmlogy. D, D. ROBERTS, M. D. Obstr-trlcizxn. W. G. KEBLER, M. D. Int:-rnal Memlieinc' zmrl lliaxmm s J. R. VVALKER, M. D. lflyv, l'I:1r, Num- :mtl 'Ilhro:1l. VV. ll RHODES, M. D. Ply:-, l'l:n', Nose aml Thro:1I. I.. VV COTTON. M. D. lnts-rnal Medicine :mrl Diasrno ls .l. W. BAKER. M. D. Internal Merlirine :xml Diagno-.1 li. C. BAKER. M. D, lnturnzll Medicine :xml Illzlifnnsls GLENN FRANSCISVO, M. D. .I . W U1-ulouy :xml Sllryrn-ry. l RANSf'lSf'0. M. D. Gr-Ile-ral Mn-rlivim' ami llizxgrlmsis. 1 1 1 1 1.1 1 1 1.1.1 1...1,.,,1.1.11,.....,,,1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1.1,1,,,, li!! , 4 ZENYQS- 1f3l?EATEsfi W EN, 93? MQ Wa SEQ A P1121 - OF Nom-rierzu oxm -No-rf . ,.----re f -- ' . x VJ Q-' ' ...J ' Ln- .i 0 A- 5.540 u. ii , - 14 i-J F w 45 'F' f 'f24w I-Jw' if I - 1 I 1 Q K 1 r A- , ,V ' l ' ',f e , - 1--Ain - -X If' ' ' vii ..- ,, 7. .-,z ' Q ri Q, 1 ,2 ' Af 9 , 1 - I 1+ 1 ,,z1 'F I ,af is ' , - iw Q ' 5. T ' if gg ?. .::3SL .iff -X.. .--fsixy f I' 5453 Hfffiffmi ' ' Q .5 2. Mirah fi. - 1 ,1-1' ar fs,-eff f :-?95f'f5l - ,-PM .Yvikigf '. 1 K ...nf -- .H 4555 Q 9 xi .gf-.4 .- 4 gf' ' - ' f - '. 43-in . Qui t-A '1 Y UONSISTENTLY G 0 O D P I CTU l1,E-S' De Luxe Features BOB BROWNIN6, Managing Director YEA-BO HAYMAKERS We Cater to Phillips Students GET UP A LINE PARTY 2g.5g.!25.E!' AI -3- I M U M if Plifiit Wh5N5'LEU ig6+,-Ti COURTESY' OM FOR MAGNIFICENCE' f and gour monegs worth. T' H ' ' i'-.1931 PI-III,,lA,w!PlAN -I ---------- -v---- --H-I-I--w----------w-v-------- - -- -'H-H+ I I I ' I I Hote ounq oo I I I I I ,E I, I :: ffff,fQI5' -522557 'IRE'-, i2EE.5. :' 5 'qi I .Q -v,. azgvlpl I ,,.., sf!1'5a:,5::5.t::g3P. 1-f. I f I - H i I ' I .- wuy'I22i'!I'125iiIsasH :sms-Jes-afg'.. f 1-1 I II ..,1 'IFF ' EE 2 .,::::.:Z A i .1':'...i..1. 3m.,...i, L. I I I I qENID'S .NEW CIVIC CENTER . I An enterprise designed to serve well the publ1c's taste I I Eanquet, Hurtg, Eanrr ani! Einnrr Eanring I I ,, ..... .. -I ....... .....- ------ . - -me 191 I W f.. I If I is 21 23-i III f :LP I I If 4 FII 7 .If -:JI 'JU ,gm ff Mi' I yi I :ft If ,I WL il 5 ffl, I , if F f' 5' I , f A If , f f,.f, -0 ff f 55 ffz 'J 1 Q n N in - F k 1 i 1 M 1 N X A M THE 1931 PHILLIPIAN Antngraphz 1 , 1 -J .1 ,l N., s ? 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