Southeast Missouri State University - Sagamore Yearbook (Cape Girardeau, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 154 of the 1921 volume:

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' 'P ' u f -- Mll lulllllfgllll if unanmumw W ulf 1 Ill -n...... ml' J S C ORE W Wllllllll!lkIlll1r uu1 mu nllllli l W PUBLISHED ANHUALJLY 'BY TH STUQEHTS STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE H CAFE GIRNRDEAU E OF E mo. umm nm L A SAGANCDRC X To Miss Winifred Johnson We, the Gollege Glasses of 1920-1921, in friendship and in sincere appreciation of her many years of service as a teacher in the college, dedicate this volume of the Sagamore. ' PAGE SIX SAOANORC MISS NVINIFRED JOHNSON K Y SAGANGRE Thv Cullepiu ...LW J , in , iq, I 4 5 I Y I-if l ai-B l L1- 5.1 l 3 wk -xr. wi i A SAG NGRC XTX. - -KWH - is i XE FOREWORD HE Great Chief Sagamore arises from his Bearskin beside the Fire. In the smoke ofthe hre he sees the Old Hunt- ing Ground and the Big Chase. In his heart he is sad for on the morrow he must move his wigwam yet farther into the Great Forest. He must follow up the Capaha trail hut ever as he goes he will see in the smoke of his Camphre the Dream Picture of his Old Happy Hunting Grounds and there will come fond memories. elif m cg ,gl V 5 X PAGE NINE ,A-Y l 1 Q ACADEMIC HALL 1, PAG Q MQ WUQR5 r- I 'lj T TRAINING SCHOOL x 3 SA M0136 Qi The College SCIENCE HALL PAGE T XY ICLV E -k Y f-V gl! 7 V N -Iv ii 4 V? f 253 fi 4 W iw I x IOL. K 1 L 1 K SAGANGRC ThuCollr1g'e PAGE' THIRTEEN MANUAL TRAINING BUILDING , 4.7 gn .BL .J ,Jn-1 1:1 'Nr SAG M0136 E I i F IN i r i I f 1 7 'r F ALBERT HALL PAGE FOURTEEN Y l f i 4 V? ' x X ', ia A . 'Nr SAGANGRC Tha- C4lll1::,4 J' 1 W 5m xx Y -- 'ii-If k'!':' ,- 1 g is 1 ma-1 w f - PACJI' B114 TTI NI LEIVLING H A LI ini 4 1 . 4 Q fb i! 1, 1 Li' 5a 1 N Mi, i i i SA AMCRE The College Board of Regents JOSEPH R. WRIGHT - - Doniphan CLARENCE L. GRANT ------ - J ackson' Term expires, Jan. 1, 1923 LOUIS HOUCK - - '- - Cape Girardeau THOS. C. ALLEN, M. D. ----- - Bernie Term expires, Jan. 1, 1925 JUDGE JAMES FINCH - - - - - New Madrid HENRY J. TALBOT ------- Richmond Heights Term expires, Jan. 1, 1927 SAM A. BAKER, Ex Officio ----- State Supt. of Public Schools. LOUIS HOUCK --------- CHRISTINE W. RANDOLPH - EDWARD JEREMIAH DEAL - 1'4:1-l J efferson City - President Vice President - Secretary - Treasurer PAGE SIXTEEN -ivluh -..A ,,,,.1,. .Al 8C fBvuxN'fX W 4 5 191 N, 4 f I k vi , K L SAGAMGRG 1 1Lt'lll ty XV.-XSHINGTON STROTHER DEARMONT, A. IZ., Pe. B., A. IW., Litt. D. President and Professor in lQduczL1,io11. PAGE EIGHTEEN ----' .i f 1' f lk . I V ' ji-wing fx . up i . X L K k N. L K S!-X C . Samuel Andrew Kruse A, H., R. S. in Ed.. A. M. ln lid. I'rnf4-ssor of Rural Edu- cation. Martha Catherine Shea. A. IS., B. S. in Ed., l'rinc'ipzL1 and Supervisor of Teaching in Senior High School. Veda Harness Instructor in High School PAGE NINETEEN Faculty DEPARTM ENT UF EIJITK 'ATION Vi XVilliuni XVOodroW Martin Ph. ID. llirw-ctfrl' of Training' Svhool and Professor of Educziti-m Louise Pearce, IZ. S. In Ld. Instruvtor in High School. Williams Ealy B. Pd., Supervisor of Teaching' and Director of Kindergarten. Elma John Hevnor Hoover Ii, S.. A. H.. A. M., Ph. D. l'rofs-ssor of Psychology L11 In-lva Con nolly, li, l'ml., Instiwlvlur in High Svhonl Mary A. Proudfoot. ll. A. M. Supervisor of Teaching in Primary Grades. 'QFJ C1 K Q 4 .x . I Y Llb im ff TL L 1 . , K SAG NURS Faculty f Anna Augusta Schnieb ,N Susan Hurt Van Meter, NOUQTUI TCUEY: D S in Ed A, li., A. B.. A. M. Instructor in Intermediate Instructor in Primary Supervisor 'of Teaching in Grades. Grades. Intermediate Grades. I 1 i B X DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS Charles Jackson Pay no, Myrtle Knepper, lienj. Franklin Johnson, A. M A- M-' Assistant Professor of A. M., Professor of Mathematics. Mathematics. Professol- of Mathematics. IIICPARTDIENT OF SCIENCE Afthul' Clay NUWYM1 Edwin Rollin Spencer, H. S.. A. IY1., A, H., A. M., Ph. D. Professor of Chemistry. Professor of Biology. Jzunes C1iI'I'o1'd Logan, Il, 5, Professor of Agriculture. PAGE TWENTY N SAG MORE Edward H. Thomas, A. B.. M. S. !. 4 . I S' :mb ,gg jf . V kg 1,14 Q N 'Q' fx D Professor of Physics. .James Arthur Dunn, A. B., A. M., Professor of Latin and Greek. Faculty .,-' 4 - xx X X if an X EEC ' A .1 , . E . .. z, K , 5 Xxx l I Nvllv Grace Hudson. I'h, D., I'h. IXI., I'rofm-ssoi' of Geography. llEl'AR'l'M EXT OF LANG l'Af-IES E. F. G. Szivc1'iO. Mus. Dr., Ph. Irl., A. M. Professor of Modern Languages, John Henry Gehrs. II. M. I 'rofessoi' of Agriculture 4,10 XXX ,X W ! s F 1 l I .X rl hu 1- W i nn Villlpfllilll, B. A. NI., Professor of English and Public Speaking. HSN I .lf ' 4 1 . Y'3gx ,ff Agnes Celestlne Loughlin W A' UU A' M., .Ieptha Riggs Kullierim- F. Roberts. Professor of Public A- H- A' M-I A- IL- A' M Speaking. I'roi'ess01' of English. Dean of NVOmen. PAGE TWENTY-ONE li l' 1:4 'Nr 6 I Y 1 2. , - tl- X 1 ,E l DKXH SAOANGRC Xvllllillll Thomas Doherty, A, B., A. AI., I'1'ofessor of Amorican History and Government DEPARTMENT OF HOME ECONOMI Merle Raymond Thompson A. li., A. M.. Ph. D. lrofessor of Economics, Sociology and Political Science. Emily Pitman Wilburn B. L., Professor of Manual Arts. Faculty DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY llobert Sydney Douglass, A. IE., LL. Il., Professor of European History. Lilliv Edith Brucher, ll. S. in H. E., Professor of Home Economics. Mary Kochtitzky, B. Pd.. Professor of Fine Arts. CS XYi11if1'cd Johnson, A. B., A. M., P' 1' io essor of History. AND ARTS Myra, AlYlSll6ll, B. S.. A M. Professor of Home Economics. Orville Addison Tearney Ph. B.. Director of the Department of Industrial Arts. PAGE TVVENTY-TVVO V. iiJf 1 r N 'Q L .vu Q, xv X '-x L K Ethel C. Sawyer, B. S. Instructor in Dcpartlnent of Business and Commerce. Sadie Trezevzint Kent, B. Pd., Librarian. Josvph Clyde Brandt Director of thc School of Music and Professor of Piano and H urmony. PAK! lil 'l' XVENTY -TH R E FI , dl, SAGANGRC 132161111 y DEPARTMENT OF fwf,XIBIElif'l'1 AND BYSIXESS Jann-s Monroo Sitze, Lx, ini., M. Anus., lPi1'CCl0I' of lJ6lb2ll'IlU811t oi llusincss and Colxiiilvlww-. ' LLBRARY Iiuhy lllllkfi-Ill Alzirch, li. Pd., Assistant LiIv1'n1'iz1n. IDICPARTBIENT UF DllfSll' xvilliillli Ebel' Holler, Mus. B. Ibirector of Band and 01'- chestru and Professox' of Violin. Si Y, J - ATHLETICS lfcerdinaml John Courleux ,. . li. I . E., Professor in Physical Ed ucationi .f TAF' 5 X f X j 3 . I ' - I . 'S 'JS - ing -x .Xdvluidv La l'i9I'1'P, Assistant in the Library. V ' . L Yr X L . V '. A 2 .iQ , xv, . ' V , 4 ,,..':g,,..yt ' 7'f?3X L2?,2?2f.1 , , f Vg Nxvcmyf Clara. llrvw Miller, lnslructoi' in Piano and Harmony. .L SAO NURS fy 121' Q Mildred Towne A. H. Instructor in Piano and Music Appreciation. PX,- 4 N I Ns I W A Q U x K Christine NV. Randolph Secretary to the President. Clara Carter Bohlcke Matron of Leming Hall. I, , I: Faculty Aclene Cooke Keller I'rof1-ssor of Voice, X ffm ,.,- ...,,.r K Illclwzird Fel ix Vaeth I Sookkceper an-l Registrar I . -V . 3 .1 . 1 x' fav. , ef 9 o 'sl' In Cynthii Smith Ivy Alniron of Albert Hall. J sf 3- 0, 'V . L, VZ XVilhe1mina Louise Vieh Professor of Public School Music. Ed na Naomi Wilson B. Pd. Sec1'etz1ry of the Extension Department. Vernon Algernon Chapman Chief Engineer and -Sup- erintendent of Buildings and Grounds. PAGE TXVENTY--FOUR 4 6 l il Hirli 0 L wx -Ng. SAOAWIGRC 1ln flbemoriam 'Homer Lawson 1Robe1ts 1150111 Near Ipava fulton County Ill Nov 10 1860 E190 Near Emmerzce Mo August 21 1920 Mourned by students brother professors and sezentuts he sleeps Engaged zn the work he so dearly loved he gave h1s lzfe up to lus Master A sterlmg frzend a student of nature honorable and trustworthy and in all a man 4 . , - , ...- U 5 , . 7 7 I AGE TNVENTY-FIVE ir! SAOAQVIGRC i b 'ff L I X N Y iQ W I t J- v- I Q 1 ,X K 'Xp The Librarxj Sadie T. Kent Ruby O. March Adelaide La Pierre Wm. F. Osseufort Frank Russell Pullie Lucas Tom Miles Leona Rehm PAGE TWFINTY-Sl X f E MES 114 ... I l ii 1 -52 . Z l ' :. 0 U' K .V SAO NCEE Co llege Seniors JUEL IVIOSLEY Cape Girardeau, Mo. B. S. in Ed. Capaha Arrow Staff B6Ilt0l'l Army and Navy Club Baseball Sagamore Board of Control Sagamore Staff Y. M. C. A. Stick around awhile and find out. CLASS OFFICEHS Juel Mosley - - - - - President Katheryn England Vice-President Lucile Settle Naeter - - Secretary ml Justine Wasem - Treasurer CHARACTERISTIC TRAITS Harold Blackman Constancy Stella Huff Classibility Lucille Buck - - Frivolity Juel Mosley - - Newsability Eugenia, Burks Desirability Lucile Naeter - - Stability Cora Collins - - Frequency Vvilliam Ossenfort Bubbleness Jesse Craft - - Reliability Alma Popp - - - Cherishness Richard Edmundson - Steadiness Jeff Poston - - Manageableness Katheryn England - - Seriousness Naomi Pott - - - Sweetness Clara Erley - - - Changeableness Frank Russell - Classiness Bertha .Hawkins - Noisability Amy Nell VValke1' Cheerfulness Mary Haw - - - - Vvistfullness Justine Wasem - Justifiability Mary lViIson - - - Sameability PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT rl. , Y T il 4 1 an , I S' N' ff ,I k F U' Q . X ry, ,X .V X SAG Colleg KATHICRYN ENGLAND fnlu- fiil'lll'lll'llll, Mo. A. B. Sorosis Y, WX. C. A Alpha Phi Delta Sagamore Board of Control Sagamore Staff Student Self Government lf something would only happen. XVILLIAM F. 0SSENFOB'l' Centaur, Mo. B. S. in Ed. Webster Sagamore Staff Capaha Arrow Board of Control Capaha Arrow Staff Y. M. C. A. Cabinet Public Speaking Council Dramatic Club Glee Club Yellow Dawg Football Baseball A very careful student: careful not to overdo it. LUCILLE SETTLE NAETER Cape Girardeau, Mo. B. S. in Ed. Arts and Crafts Club A Smile for Any Fate. AMY NELL WALIQICK Oak Ridge, Mo. B. S. in Ed. Dramatic Club Sorosis Y. W. C. A. Oh, do YOU think so? PAGE TWENTY-NINE I.. e Seniors i -,Y , A -01 Q' 4 I WU ! if . F? ki Q , K i i i 5A .--EXIQRQ A if NAOMl I'0'l l' Cape Iilrurlleml, Mo. B. in Ed. Valedictorian Sorosis Dramatic Club Y. VV. C. A. Cabinet Alpha Phi Delta Orchestra Capaha Arrow Board of Control Student Self Government And a very fine fiddler was she. FRANK RUSSELL Brunot. Mo. A. R. NVebSter Delta Delta Kappa. Y, M, C. A. Cabinet Czipztha Arrow Staff Army and Navy Club Dramatic Club Yellow Dawg Dainty, sweet, a lovely boy, He always was his teachers joy. LUCILE BUCK Cape Girardeau, Mo. B. S. in Ed. Sorosis Y. W. C. A. Household Arts Club I l1aven't lost hardly anything' this year. CORA VULLINS De Soto, Mo. B. S. in Ed. A mathematical shark. PAGE THIRT Y ---- -. 4 SAGAMQRC 4 c :- Visa Y Qi? tlullv'-T09 'C' K Nr. Cl GENA lll?llIiS Wlnple-wood, Elo. B. S. i11 Ed. Clio Y. XY. C, A. Public Speaking Ufuiincfil Stucla-nt GOX'0l'llH10lll Rozuwl I-hey, you, lcl's go to the show I ,- Qi I , 5 .gif I a x l l iv i i K l!I+1ll'l'HA l'HAl'l'l1lL HAXVIKINS Papo 1-ilrxlrllc-ml, Mo. IZ. S. in llumc Ecuiioiuivs Hoiisvholfl Arts Club Easy to :stzmrt without cranking. ll0IlEll'l'A 'l'lG'l'lilQl' Farmington, Mo. ll. S. in 14141. Sorosis Y. VV. C. A. 'Tcl love to hu lin-rv, but l am busy at Tl'2lllllllg' School. RICHAIKII C. IGIJNIINIDSUX Mcflurm-, Ill. B. S. in lid. NVQ-lbstvl' l',l'2llll2lllC Vluli Y. AI. C. A. Yellow llzmwg Busvlmll Football Basin-lliall SCA'1'!!fSCAT!Z PAGE TH IRTY-ONE enior ii fax . I X 6 hwsliijq ' ,vi , N fx -xg. l w I 5A..JZ1.QRf ALMA I'0P1' Papo: Girardeau, Mo. B. S. in Home Economics Y. W. C. A. Cabinet l Household Arts Club You had just better dare!! H.All0llD BLACKDIAN Parma, M0. A. B. , XVebste1' Dramatic Club V Commercial Club Yellow Dawg Sagamore Board Of Control Vernon Castles und vrs tu dy MARY HAM' Sf. Louis, Mu. B. S. in Ed. , Sorosis Y. W. C. A. 'Tm tired of this place. .IUSTINIC VVASEM fllllll' Glrurdeuu, Mo. B. S. in Ed. Sorosis I :tm just us big for me as you ure for you. PAGE THIRTY-TVVO 5 in' , 'N' S!-XOAWICDIYE olloge Senior MARY WILSON , Cape filfilfllellll, Mo. FZ. S. in Ed. Y. YV. C. A Clio Household Arts Arts and Crafts XVel- . ya i ' C I Y N W ' 4 Lx- . X 1 3 r, ,X K l'LAllA EIILEY Cape Glrnrcleml, Mo. H. S. in Home Economics Y. VV. C. A. Hesperiuns Household Arts Public Speaking Count-il I love to cook. H S'l'El.LA HUIPF MIII1-rvllln-, Mn. H. S. in Ed. Sorosis Capaha Arrow Staff Student Government Board 'I don't know anything to write. So ,9.'11e-ss V11 rvpair to deport!! JESSE H. CRAFT Nec-ly's Landings, Mo. li. S. in Ed. Y. M. C. A. Cabinet Choral Club 'Webster Glee Club Pointed out to the Freshmen as Z1 man who doesrft chew, smoke, drink or go with the girls. PAGE THIRTY-THREE Ai Ci 191 G 4 fc I l' I Lf' 3a K , , WZ, SA Y mom: JEFFERSON DAVIS POS'l'0N Cape Girunlenu, Mo. A. B. Benton Army and Navy Club Y. M. C. A. Much can be made of a man, if he can be caught young. O my life, have we not had seasons That only said, Live and rejoice? That asked not for causes and reasons, But made us all feeling and voice? When we went with the winds in their blowing, When Nature and we were peers, And we seerned to share in the flowing Of the inexhaustible years? Have we not from the earth drawn juices Too fine for earth's sordid uses? Have I heard, have I seen All I feel, all I know? Doth my heart overween? Or could it have been Long Ago? PAGE THIRTY-FOUR - ,,' JUNIDRS L...J 4rJ Q1 4 to . I ' , al v- , ,X U IX,- 1 Fx I S!-X NOR College Juniors x NEVVTON SETTLE St. Louis, Mo. Three-Year Diploma Y. M. C. A. Webster Sagamore Staff Commercial Club Dramatic Club Looking for other fields to conquer. 'Y JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President ----------- Newton Settle Vice-President Grace Harper Secretary - - Mattie Grant Trezlsurer - Adelia Weis PAGE THIRTZY- SI X xi, i hi.. I I 4:4 I,l.01'IJ V. BLACK Q Jackson, Mo. XVm-luster Bzism-hall N on ll A Ill! IG Sl ICR MAN ,I 4 a I ' 1 V v- 1 x x , vw. 1. ,X W 'xi- I K C lvlllll' Hirnreh-nu, Mu. 'I'l'll'6t'--YCZII' Diploma Y XV L' X SAG NCDRC 1 ls LL'll?ll'il.IlIP61l absolutely harmless. k,Ul10U'0 J Uh, girl, havm- you NVl'll.lE'll your 7 . short story? R . A LMA Ill! IG M lflll M A N Papo 1-iirurulonu, Mo. K, 'l'hl'ee-Ym-zu' Diploma. Y. W. C, A. I'll Sziylllu ANNE uns nuowym l'0l'llillgQ, Ark. ' Clin Y. XV. C, A, Cabinet l'Jrz11natic Club Household Arts x Have you seen John? i YIRHINIA 'POPPINH Flat llivn-r, Mo. C K Clio Arts and Crafts Club St. Francois County Club Y. W. C. A. Neither nm I going to h pic-ture in the Saganmref I PAGE THIRTY-SEVEN HVS l1'ly , 11 I 4. 1sJ Q4 4 I W. Y I X ,Q Q2 .vi P 1 K A 1 l 1 SAGAWIORC C ollege Juniors CORA CRAWVFORD Bernie, Mo. Hesperian Y. VV. C. A. A famous debator. lllflll' CHAPMAN Cape Girardeau, ,Mm Sorosis ' Y. XV. C. A. Household Arts Very quiet and Studious MANCIE C. EDXVARDS East Prairie, lllo. Y. XV. C. A. There is no telling what she .kn0ws. Perhaps that's why she never grows. MA'I l'IE GRANT Allcell, Mo. Sorosis Dramatic Club Y. W. C. A. Choral Club. Mary Pickford NIE. has nothing on JOHN HARG ROYE Ellington, Mo. NVe1l, 1et'S see. ,ll-ul, 1 ,1.Y..ll, 1. Ju PAGE THIRTY-EIGHT Y J , NL I' 'I e1 fa 4 . I' Y F' Qi C Cl U' by i 1 ft, ,i in K SAO Colle 1VAli'l'I11R REED HOY Flllt River, Mo. Renton Pep Leader Y. M. C. A. Cabinet St. Francois County Club Glee Club Sagamore Board of Control Army and Navy Club 'Vm NOT going to have my picture in the Sagamore. GRAVE H. HARPER Bloomfield, 'Dl0. Hesperian Y. XV. C, A. Sagamore Board of Control Sagamore Staff A model student, tho she is al- ways looking' for Mollie. 'l'IlliMAN MAYl4'llCLD Nlnrhle Hlll. Mo. XVebSter Army and Navy Club lmrwin's disciple. MERLE IG. MILLER Illmo, Mo. Hesperian . Y. YV. C. A. Cabinet Capaha Arrow Staff lllee Club She also can sing. HELEN MOORE Cape Glrurde-am, Mo. Interstate Orator Y. VV. C. A. Cabinet Sorosis Dramatic Club Public Speaking Council Student Self Government Council Tennis is her game: she plays it to perfection. PAGE THIRTY-NINE ind G I l W : ' 7. ,W , 2 'X O n , - so-e r i K Ugg. H X SAC ollege Juniors KATHEIIINE MOOHE Cape Girardeau, Mo. Y. VV. C. A. Has anybody seen Louise ANNA NIERMAN Pape Girardeau, Mo. Y. YV. C. A. Cabinet Clio Glee Club Student Self Government She swells the library trade. HILDA NEUMEYER, Cape Girardeau, Mo. Y. W. C. A. Cabinet Student Self Government Clio Glee Club Household Arts So quiet, so pious, mild and meek, The model girl for whom you seek. PH YLLIS L0 UISE N URVELL W Cape Girardeau, Mo. t Clio , 'Y. W. C. A. Cabinet Sagamore Staff A basketball star. JAMES P. IIANNEY Cape Girardeau, Mo. Benton Glee Club Choral Club Football Army and Navy Club Another man gone. PAGE FORTY 1:4 , SAG MOR IGl.MI4Ilt M. LEMING Tulle Girtlnlenu, Mo. Renton Army and Navy Club Dramatic Club , Football Apollo I say earth dim quake- when I was born. Al'Q,l'lLLA REED L V? I Y N , - K L1- l K N. L K Scnnth, Mo. Army and Navy Club Assistant Coach Rm-ml. WILLIAM ll. SCHAEFIGII, Jr. Cape Girardeau, Mo. Marquette Club Dramatic Club Choral Club Commercial Club llenton Y. M. C. A. Capaha Arrow Staff Public Speaking Council Army and Navy Club Yours received. Sorry to Say that wc arc out of halos. in your size. -St. Peter. XVILMA GLADISII Jnvkson, Mu. Sorosis Y. NV. C. A. Orchestra Uh, that Training' School! l+'L0lKEN1'l+I 'l'ANZllElUil'1lt .le-licrson Barracks, Mu. Clio Y. XV. C. A. Now you ought to sec U, show in St. Louis. PAGE FORTY - ON E , .-L, ,, 'ollege Juniois Q1 I I 4 x . I I Y' WW. V. . ,I C uv- 1 Q A , K -gs l 9 IDA WEIRIIJH Spring Bluff, Mo. Sorosis Glee Club Y. VV. C. A. Choral Club Student Government Board Oh, Kid! ADELIA E. WEIS Cape Girardeau, Mo. Y. VV. C. A. Household Arts XVeis. not XVise. PAUL ZlDIMl1lRlVlAN Cape Girardeau, Mo. Nlfebster Most always in good company. DEWEY SEABAUI-lIl Sed:-rewickville, Mo. Glee Club Choral Club Y. M. C, A. Army and Navy Cl b u XVise looking, but perfectly harm less. CLARIGNCE MEDCALF Cape Girardeau, Mo. Webster Y. M. C. A. Cabinet Army and Navy Club Everybody likes him. PAGE FORTY-TVVO u..4.4.4.Ul.L. ffl Sovnomom: BHIIIHUIH' q-4 fa tics m ,N C' 1 CQ W 'Nf K. i A I i 1 . SA CVIGRC College Sophomores J. T031 DIILES NVebste1' Glee Club Choral Club Farmington, Mo. Two-Year Diploma Marquette Club Capaha Arrow Board of Control Sagamore Staff St. Francois County Club Orchestra - Yellow Dawg Y. M. C. A. The Caruso of his class. CLASS UFFIUERS J. Tom Miles - ------ - - President Guy L. Parker - Vice-President Marie Thornton Sec'y and Treas. PAGE FORTY-FOUR 3 1, 1 Y l' -li, ,M .1-i -lvl 1' 4 l 6 - I ' if fx u! 4 'x, l X I VA ALEXANDER Hnyti, Mo. College Snphomores Head in Cape, but heart in Illinois CLARA BAE AN'l'HONY Frellerloktown, Mo. Sorosis Y. NV. C. A. A Very sweet girl. LITVILE BAHN Cape Glrnrllexul, Mo. Orchestra Clio Y. W. C. A. Cabinet Sagamore Staff Art Club Um-m-m I think so. DIARY ES'l'HER HAILEY Vvnshington, Mu. Y. VV. C. A. Household Arts Club NVhat do you think, from George today. LIZ CY BENJAMIN Bernie, Mo. Y. WV. C. A. XVisdom personified. DONALD BLACK Cape bllfllfllellll, Mo. Renton Y. M. C. A. Football Uh Lorclyf' PAGE FORTY -FIVE I got Il letter 4 , 51:4 94 vv 11 ollege M0136 ophomorrfs GRAVE SHELBY New Madrid, Mn. Clio Arts and Crafts Club Oh, I am SO tired. ll. C. llll0l li Sunset, Arizona. XVebster Y. M. C. A. I can catch anything but the wo- men, dogpqone 'emi' .IACKSUN I'II,HllIM BUNCH Mcflnre, Ill. Webster Football Y. M. C. A. Yellow Dawg: Listen here, guy, I'It4'l'I1Jl.l1A SHAIGFER Elvin:-1, Mo. Uh, Joy. 1'0NSlFl41L0 Cl-lRlS'l'0PH l4'I lIdl'l'i0lit0VYll, Mo. Clio Y. XV. C. A. Capaha Arrow Staff Means what she s2LyS. but When she smiles Tt's enough to tease anyone, even Miles. SAM ll. Dl'l'liXV0ll'l'H Calm flil'lll'lll'llll, Mo. Bruton Fap:'an101'e Staff Y. M. C. A. Football A Band Orchestra Sammy PAGE FORTY-SIX K . . .. A. ff 'I F Q c Q E . I t ' V4 - K AV 5. ,C ul WI w , x -XQ. l n L wk Sfxonmonei l4lLlll+lR'l' llEljSl'l-IOBIGR Cape Girardeau, Mo. Commercial Club Glee Club Choral Club Aw, go on guy-1-. N E YA FORD Gnralonvlllu, Mo. Sorosis Y. VV. C. A. Glee Club Household Arts Student Government Board Shhe holds her head up when she smgs. KVI LLIAM G EA li Fornfelt. Mo. Ho lovos his 'Mama' in 1'El'l'lLlA li0Ulil1ll4 Pune Glrurdenu, Mo. Clio Commercial Llub 'SIS' w 1'l,ll4'l4'0lIll G0l4'0lUl'l-l D1-xler, Mn. Webster A budding scientist. MAll'l'HA lilKA'l'l+I St. Louis, Mo. He knows just enough lm romantic. PAGE FURTY-SEVEN Illmo. Spanish lo ia! f SA 4 I c W w- l . . K I 0 NURS nphnmores ULINE FENVVICK Perryvllle, lllo. Clio Y, VV. C. A. Oh, girls, is my nose shiny? lf! VELYN HOK lf! Illiopolis, Ill. Y. VV. C. A. Cabinet Student House-President of Lem- ing Hall Sorosis Sagamore Staff Two-Year Diploma. lt may be a success, but it. VIRGINIA HOLMES Piedmont, Mo. Y. W. C. A, Art Club I nm Small. but T count. DOROTHY HOUSER Flat River, Mu. Hesperian St. Francois County Club I doubt A successor to Paderewski, JAMES A JACKSON, Cape Girardeau, Mo. Benton Miss Kent and I---. ROE JOI-INS Piedmont, Mo. VVebster Jefferson County Club Yellow Dawgs Conch Johns. PAGE FORTY fl - EIGHT gn fl 4 I C' ilu If ' . Cl we Q N , x 'xr- i SA MORE College-Sophomo TOS ALMA RICE Fampboll, Mo. Y. W. C. A. Clio Orchestra Commercial Club H-0-N-E-S-T! ! ! ' AG NES KASTN ER Dexter, Mo. Commercial Club Not anything in Spanish? THOMAS B. KENT Malden, Mo. Benton Army and Navy Club Marquette Club Take it from me. FLORENCE 'PAWVNEY Llllrourn, Mo. Sagamore Staff Y. VV. C. A. Two-Year Diploma If 'stepping' interferes with school work, quit school. PAUL KINDER Jackson, Mo. Y. M. C. A. Webster Sir XValter Raleigh had nothing' On him. HOIlEIl'l' L. KINDEII Marble Hill, Nlo. Marche-d and salt and nothing' more. PAG F1 FOHTY-NINE ..- 1' 'Rf 4 xr: . I y . 'I Z -9 1 g . A R g we Q 3 1, R g 5fXQ5XlX'.Ql?5 W W MARIE 'l'H0llN'l'0N St. Charles, Ill. Two-Year Diploma Sorosis Sagamore Board of Control Student Self Government Up in Chicagollu DIELYA LAYNE Elvlns, Mo. Commcrcizil Club Y. XV. C. A. Hesperizm W'ell, now let's see--' IGDIDIA Llldlllli Frm-scent, Mo. Marquette Club Is achieving hcl' ambition. GEORGE H. L0'l l' Campbell, Mo. Benton Y. M. C. A. ' Army and Navy Club Comniercial Club Lott is his heritage. I ALVIN ll. XV. DIAEYEI-IS Jxwkson, Mo. Webster Glee Club Choral Club Elongated and brilliant. LOLA '1'U'l l'l.l'l Burnie, Mo. Hesperizm Y. XY. C. A. Oh, My soul and body- E E PAGE FIFTY ll -u .-if . ,nr 'N irJ K., 4 . I A N' Q I' I ,gi . KD! 1 l. w 6. x . 7 fx N. ll i 6 i K NI APLIG 3IcDONALD College Sophomores AMY KVI-ll'l'E Furnfelt, Mu. Husperian Y. VV. C. A. Dramatic Club lt is rumored thatiu .IANIMS l'. MILLER Jnvksum, Mo. Re-nton Glee Club Happy Jim. l'lNKNl'Il' Slllllllllll Jackson, Mo. Benton PINK HOPE M0ll'l'0N Cape- Girardeau, Mn. VVebster Glue Club Commercial Club Choral Club Orchestra Band He hopes well. EARL E. McCLAlN Crystal City, Mo. Nhrlmster Y. M. C. A. Cabinet. Glee Club Sagamore Staff Yellow Dawgs Ht- spent his time advertising. Cape Girardeau, Mo. Benton Y. M. C. A. Army and Navy Club Sagamore Board of Control Marx PAGE FIFTY-ONE .4 .aw A ui 4 1 . fl 5 151' I ' K-6 QA U' 4 V' X . ' -x NURS College Sophomores 'l'HEA'l l'US McIN'l'0SH Rell Bird, Mo. Webster Y. M. C. A. Choral Club Glee Club His name is enough IRMA RIGDON Carpe Girardeau, Mo. Commercial Club Y. XV, C. A. 'Tve just GOT to study. VEIIN DIcNEW F1-rrhlny, Lu. Clio From far countries she hails. CARL PARICER Blodpgett, Mo. Webster Yellow Dawg Y. M. C. A. Dramatic Club Listen now-t' GUY L. PARIKEII Bell City, Blu. Commercial Club Benton Orchestra - Band A business musician. INEZ 0LIVl4l'l I'l4l l'lCHlllN Iflllsiuorc, Mo. Hesperizin Y, XV. C. A. . Two-Year Diploma A walk i ng: encycloped lu. E S PAGE FIFTY-TYVO 1 f f : i ur -1:1 'XQL fi Q46 , - 1 x If f y . K College Sophomores DENNIS S. IIEVELLIG Morley, Mo. Benton Yellow Dawg Y. M. C. A. Morley. lC'l'l-IEL REYNOLDS Maplewood, Mo. Choral Club Household Arts VVhen I was in the University. EDMPND VVEBER Dexter, Mo. Glee Club XVebster Choral Club A ladies' man. 4'LE'l'l'S FORD Cape Girardeau, Mo. Benton A Ford by nature. HLANCHE BIOSIER Flat River, Mo. Y. VV. C. A. Cabinet Hesperian Glee Club VVhen I was in high school- FLORENCE 'l'E'l'Ll4lY Farmington, Mo. Clio Y. VV. C. A. She comes from Farmington. PAGE FIFTY-THREE 7 Y. - 4' A ini ,. .1 D I ill 1 . K-xx u- .V 5AQ i l I l 'nl 1-'L-ll NCEE ge Sophomores PEARL DIEDUALF Cape Girardeau, Mo. Clio Y. W. C. A. A regular Pearl. MILFORD HALL Dexter, Mo. WVebster Y. M. C. A. Sagamore Staff His humor is of the desert type -dry. JOHN DURFORD Cape Girardeau, Mo. Benton Y. M. C. A. He is in love with himself and has no competition. W I MAPLE JOYCE Cape Glrarda-nu, Mo. Football Webster Quietly studious. LEONARD HACKWORTH Centerville, Mo. Football Benton Y. M. C. A. Cabinet 'Tm a dude, I know it, I feel it. I show it. PAGE FIFTY-FOUR I., - 4 ? QL ,'3v-H1 N iid 1 MOR 'E - ROBERT ARIWSTRQNG St. Louis. Mo. Q rua ' Q Vullege Freshmen I X N, Z . ..- fy I' N S LK f-X, G XM 'N-. ETHEL ADAMS Caruthersville, Mo. IN DROTHY ISLANKENSHIP Dex ter, Mo. IJURUTH Y BRUER Hvrxmmn, Mo. IIUWA RD BUNCH McClure, Ill. VIOLET BENSON De Soto, Mo. VESTA BOYD Anna, Ill. EMXXIA BRUCHER Cape Girardeau. Mo. DOLLY BOLER NVebs ter Groves, Mo. ADDIE MAE BRUIHL Oak Ridge, Mo. PAGE FIFTY-SIX 191 'Nr' YIGHA URINKOPF SAQAMQRC I' :Tu nfxsicrix W of 3 'z ' 1, . 0. HERM A N UU FIXIEY ICR .am-sville, lil. N 4 Q' V2 i I I E L iumi 'XI u- ! Q I -9 i L1111-sville-, Alu. P I, i Y i K i .IACK Kf.XLl,HTU'l l'I'1 Cum- tiirzlrdezlu, MO. MAURINIQ HOAZ l'a1'mz1, MO. CARL BAGHY Malden, Mfr. CLUDINIC CLIPPARIJ Oak Ridge, Mo. MSS! ld CULIC Colslw:ltel', Mississippi. ANNA ISILLLI-I CH .X I 'MAN Papo 1iil'JIl'li82llI, MO. NICLI, IJEAHMUNT Mmind City, MO. PAG FI I fF'l'Y - SEX' PIN ,- on A K. C I 'N' :Qi ff k Cx v- 4 . 5 , r,. K 'Xf Uolloge Freshmen CLETA DEFANI Perryville, Mo. WILLI Ili DIFANI Perryville, Mo. THEODORE FISCHER Altenburg, Mo. .l. GRANT FRYE Iternie, Mo. OLINDA GLASER Sullivan, Mo. CECILIA GOCKEL Cape Girarde:u1, M41 CLINE HOPE Cape Girardeau. MO. ELIZABETH HALLEY Jackson, Mo. , HESSIE HUGHES Festus, Mo. LOUISE HENlJli1CKfS Charleston, Mo. f PAGE FIFTY-EIGHT ,vw will E-at ,- L E-3 4 XC 1 N, . V' QQJQ 5 Q0 wr , ix li ,i 5 X College Fri-slime-ii ,l FERN HUGHES Bismarck, Mo. EULALEE HA W KES Corning, Ark. .IOSEPHINE HOUCK Jackson, Mo. HELEN HITT Cape Girardeau. Mu. HAZEL HUHN Cape Girardeau, Mu. EUNICE JOHNS Piedmont, MO. FRANCES JOHNSON Cape Girardeau, Mo. 'VEUA KINDER Cape Girarclvuu, Mo. MARY LE UTZINGER Hillsboro, Mo. CODA LAWLER Cape Girardeau, Mo. PAGE FIFTY-NINE -l' , V ,is J, SA NGRC f UU111'Z5'C l reshmen ir! , A l N l l K Q, L 'tb K. rx,- LINA MORTON LILA MILLER Cape Girardeau, Mo. .XUDRY MAYFIELD Illmo, Mo. IGVELYN MCVEY Illmo, Mo. Capo Girardeau, Mo. CARULYN MYRICK V Czlruthersville. Mo. FRANCES IXIURPHY Illiopolis, Ill. FRE DDIE MCCOY Cal ruthersville, Mo. l L l l JASON MAZE Poplar Bluff, Mo. l ANNA MILLER l Millersville, Mo. RUBY MILLER Oak Ridge, Mo. PAGE SIXTY -, 'E Q K B - I X D' W- gr L Fl vi? 1 N x 'xg- L X SA VIVIAN MURPHY East Prairie, Mo. IRIS UDOM Chaffm-, Mo, DOROTHY OHLSON Lilbourn, Mo. MARY 'PRESSON East Prairie, Mo, CATHERINE PRICE St. Louis, Mo, CARL RICHMOND Poplar Bluff, Mo. MAMIE REED Ellington, Mo. LEUNA REHM Crystal City, Mo. RUTH CATH MRINE MARY SCHAD ,Kimmswivk, Mo. l.UCll.1,E SL.-USLIG lVhite-water, Mu. PAGE SIXTY-ONE NURS Lullvs-Te Freshmen Al' 191 Q4 'Nf Csax ' - I VJ. Af 9 . C5 Li Q T , K SA MORE College Freshmen Cape Girarde Pine Bluff, A Jackson, Mo. Festus, Mo. HELEN SETTLE au, Mo. CHARLES STEHR Cape Girardeau, Mo. HA ZEL SIMPSON rk. CLARA SANDERS Cape Girardeau, Mo. C. CLARK SMITH RUBY SPRADLING Jackson, Mo. MA HGARET STEWART VERNETTA SHARPE Cape Girardeau, Mo. MARY ULRICH St. Louis, Mo. ARVELLA VORBECK Cape Girardeau, Mo. PAGE SIXTY-TWO .L sr 1' K, Ki Q 5 Q 2 0 A tx- 1 xi , K w -v K SAG MGR LOIS WESTCOAT Oran, Mo. ollege Freshme MAE WHITENER Frederick town, Mo. H ELIGN WHITE Kimmswick, Mo. NELL WUUIDIGY Poplar Bluff, Mu. EDITH VVIPPERMAN Cape Girardeau, Mo. HTH 1511, XY A LL l l'illlkl'lZly, N 0. URSULA NV ALLEN Phoenix, Arizona. MA DG Ii XVILKINSON P, Last, I MARIAN ZORN De Soto, Mo. PAGE SIXTY-THREE 'l'2tI'i0 , BIO. SASL 5Y!,Q,R5 Evolution A Freshie came to Normal School, And passing fair was he,' For Painted thick, his person o'er The emerald could you see. This Freshie stayed a term or two, Perhaps 'twas three or four, And when the green began to fade His rank was Sophomore. But not content with what he knew, He grasped a firmer hold,' And at the end of four more terms He stood a Junior bold. Most colors fade as time goes by, But wonders greet our sight, That emerald armor changed to gold, Yon Senior robes, Oh, Sweet Delight. PAGE SIXTY-FOUR 4 W Y J nw ,,AW fs ff' rw mx 10016, Q l'roparut,ory Classes PAGE SIXTY-SIX E 3 1 ...-f,- -- 1..- - I 3 : Q 1 1 V .,. T 4.,..r,T,.. -f.f2-1-if-Nzrgfvzy,--.if .,.4., -I 'fi R: ,S Z' A2 5.-3 ' LJ E-.llq 5 E 1 ' E MMG M - 7 E :lil ,Q ,, 55 9, QA? 5' HUP X: 1- 91 - T Q Eu J. 21 55 + 'fl 'n in - n 3' s + 1. h ,,AL ,,f.,., A V' fl-f - .--f ,ale N 4:4 iq ,Z I I ' Q I. k - N A wk, SAG Mom I W A'fNe'flc Commlfiee Professor Douglass. Chairman Professor Doherty Professor Martin Coach Courleux Professor Dunn Professor Logan Dr. Dearmont PAGE SIXTY-EIGHT .L qu Q . I . 'I N. Av l il v- N. I l SAG MGRE .Xill1l'tll'S plllnlellc Caplalns F. .I. Courleux. Coach PAGE SIXTY-NINE Royal Tibi, Track W Richard Edmundson, Baseball Tom Van Meter, Tennis Ralph Ranney, Basketball Donald Black, Football 1, GRC Football Review The record of the 1920 football team is one of the best in the history of the Col- lege. Although the team suffered four defeats to one victory, it must be remembered that these defeats came at the hands of schools of much higher standing than the Teachers College. Then Westminster and Carbondale canceled their games, which robbed us of two more victories. The season started with only three letter men back from the year before. Around Q3 . , . T' , l if 1 'VIL' . Li' 1 V Xi l YK X 'xp l these three men Coach Courleux built the team which, with only three weeks of practice, he put up against the strong St. Louis U. team. Outweighed, inexperienced, playing their first game of the year away from home against a team with a reputa- tion, our team made a wonderful showing. They held the husky Billikens to three points, scored by a drop-kick, until the latter part of the third quarter. Weakened by the hard fight, the excessive heat and the weight of the St. Louis team, and not hav- ing any substitutes to send in, they allowed the Billikens to cross their goal line three times in the last twenty minutes of play. This game was virtually a victory for the Teachers College team, as it was the lowest score that any team from this school has ever held the St. Louis U. team to. The next game, with the Rolla School of Mines, was a repetition of the St. Louis game. After a hard trip, playing a much heavier and more experienced team, and on another hot day, the team lost by the score of 28-0. Shurtleff came here for the next game. With a crippled team, we had to be con- tent to take the small end of the 14-0 score. The game was played during the Southeast Missouri Teachers Meeting held here, and the team was disappointed not to have made a better showing before so many of the alumni. Then came the Springfield disaster. The strong Springfield team, with the aid of a few ringers, walked on our crippled team to the tune of 35-0. However, the con- ference oflicials awarded the game to C. G. S, T. C. because Springfield used ineligible players. ' McKendree, on Thanksgiving day, was the last chance the team had to save their reputation. And they did. In the first ten minutes of play Captain Ranney plunged over for the first score of the game. McKendree was unable to withstand the fierce attack, and we amassed a total of 61 points before the final whistle blew. The splendid showing of the team, composed as it was mostly of green material, was due greatly to the untiring efforts and hard work of Coach Courleux, who, with Assistant Coach Reed, made the team what it was. Van Meter, H. Bunch, Revelle, Meyers and McClain deserve special mention because of their faithful work as substi- tutes. PAGE SEVENTY -IFJ , C1 'N' if I K n K SA Footbaii Squad F ,155 s:.:,k Q V xg ' ,-1 he out if Top Row-Kinder, Armstrong, Johns, McClain, Daugherty, Craft, Miller, Russel, Robinson. Second Row-Ass't. Coach Reed, Joyce, Hackworth, Duckworth, Leming, Cssenfort, Tibi, Edmundson, Coach Courleux. Bottom ROYN'-H. Bunch, .I. Ranney, .I. Bunch, Riggs 1MascotJ, R. G. Ranney, Black, Revelle, Van Meter. Fl JOTBALL REC 'l JRD September 25, Cape Girardeau, 03 St. Louis U., 22 - - - St. Louis October 9, Cape Girardeau, 0, Rolla Miners, 28 - - - - Rolla October 29, Cape Girardeau, 03 Shurtleff, 14 - - - Cape Girardeau November 11, Cape Girardeau, lg Springfield, 0 - Cape Girardeau November 25, Cape Girardeau, 61, McKendree, 0 - Cape Girardeau PAGE SEVENTY-ONE '1rJ I 01 fl . I y s i! W u- , ,X p -X9 R. EL SA NGRC Athletics Football G. RANNEY, Captain, Right Half-Back.-HR. G. is 21 years old, is five feet, nine inches tall and weighs one hundred and fifty pounds. He was a perfect leader, never hesitating, always in the thickest of the play and inspiring his teammates by his splendid ex- ample. MER LEMING, Center.- Em is twenty-one years old, live feet, ten inches tall' and weighs one hundred and ninety-five pounds. He is aggressive, hard-work- ing and can always be depended upon to open up a hole or keep his man out. On the defense he is a stone wall by himself. His passing was, with one or two exceptions, perfect for the whole season. Y L nit DONALD BLACK, Captain-elect, Quarter-Back.-Don is nineteen years old, weighs one hundred and forty-tive pounds and is five feet, eight inches tall., Don could always be depended on for a. good gain when it was needed and was one of the best tacklers on the team. PAGE SEVENTY-TXVO 4, SA Moms Football -191 01 SAM DUCKWORTH l1ull-back.- Duck is eighteen years old six feet tall and weighs one hundred and seventy-two pounds. 'He has plenty of speed, ex- perience and knowledge of the game and with a few more years added to his age ought to make a good man. His ability to forward pass is one of his best ,V assets. gli 4 ei Xl ll 11 li x I Wt: W W' Q53 Q u? L. 1 , ' , .. ,Y I Y . .xg ROYAL TIBI, Left. Tackle.- Spots is eighteen years old. six feet, one inch tall and weighs one hundred and ninety pounds. Tibi won his fame by his kicking, do- ing all the punting this year. His Irish blood makes him a terror when he gets started, and many an op- posing lineman found out it was best not to make him mad. He was shifted to the backiield in the latter part of the season, where he made good. RICHARD EDMUNDSON, Left End.- Eddie is twenty years old, live feet, eleven inches tall and weighs one hundred and eighty pounds. He is fast, a good tackl- er, a good man on the offense and a natural born for- ward pass catcher. Eddie always put all he had in the game and never gave up. His graduation this year robs the team of a good man. L l'.-H215 Sl'IVICN'l'Y-THREE X L Juli- n .L ' fo SAGANGRC 6 Q' Athletics J ir! Football years old Hve feet seven lnches tall and weighs one hundred and fifty pounds Jim was one of the most consistent ground gamers on the team always being 1 l ,,. 315, A Q- JABIES HANNEY, Left Half-Bat'k.- Jim is twenty-One I' y , ' ' - 4 - ' - I. l r K good fm a few yards His tackling was hard 'Lnd sure. An injured knee kept him out of the last iwo games. JAUK BUNCH, Right lfhul.-- Shorty is twenty-two years DRAKE GOODVVIN, Left, Guard.-Drake is twenty years old, weighs one hundred and seventy-five pounds and is six feet, one inch tall. Drake had an unpleasant habit of stopping the opposing teamls quarter-back before he could get started, thus robbing the rest of the line of a good many opportunities to shine. A signal over Drake was always good. old, five feet, Eve inches tall and weighs one hundred and thirty-five pounds. Shorty, being built close 10 the ground, always went under the interference and got his man. He has plenty of speed, experience and a world of nerve. PAGE SEV ENTY-FOUR SA M0136 X fx 1 A t h 1 e L i c s i I X Footbali il '1fJi t L22 thx, WILLIAM OSSENFORT, Right Tackle.- Bill is twenty- two years old, five feet, ten inches tall and weighs one hundred and seventy pounds. He plays a hard, clean game, putting all he has into it, never quitting until the final whistle blows. The team will lose a K good man when Willie graduates this year. 52. LEONARD HACKVVORTH, Right Guard.-- Fat is twenty-four years old, tive feet, ten inches tall and weighs two hundred and ten pounds. In spite of Hack's lack of experience, he was able to hold his own with every man he met this year, and with this year's experience will be a very valuable man next year. MAPLE JOYCE, Sub End.- Mape is twenty-six years old, five feet, seven inches tall and weighs one hun- dred and forty pounds. Joyce worked hard and de- serves praise for his faithfulness. He was out part of the season with a bad ankle. PAGE SEVENTY-FIVE X f SAOAMCRC Basket Ball Revue Opening the 1921 basketball season with the brightest prospects the college has had in years, even the most exacting fan was pleased futickled to death would be the way it was ordinarily stated on the campusj with the teams marvelous record. With only two new men to be picked from last year's scrubs to be added to the three men of last year's varsity, Coach Courleux soon picked two men from the squad to play with the varsity, and good coaching, coupled with the inherent fighting qual- fl 4 QQ Xtlllelits I N' -9 , mfg KJ' 1 N bv, H I w ities of the men, produced the most victorious team the college has seen for some time. A word about the men who composed the varsity. R. G. Ranney tCapt.J-R. G. is a captain who is model to his men. An aggres- sive, fighting player, with a never say defeat slogan, he plays with a reckless abandon of self that peps up the other members of the team and oils the well- built team work until it works to perfection. Richard Edmundson-Eddy is a wall on defense and when on foreign courts his playing has been the subject of much favorable comment. Edwin Kiehne--Big Kiehne, the scoring demon made the All State second team. Being known for his illustrious work, he has been the object of the closest guarding, but nevertheless the big boy has been able to elude his fastest guard and to score from any position on the floor. Kiehne has been elected captain for the next year's team. Tom Van Meter-Tom, Big Kiehne's so-called running mate, has been called the fastest floor man the college has produced, and indeed, after seeing him play-now on one end of the court aiding the guards in preventing the opponents from scoring, and then a few seconds later passing the ball to Big Ed under the goal-no one would doubt the truth of this statement, but would probably add to it. Tim Dougherty-Tim's first year on the varsity has been the means of his ad- ding at least two stars to his crown-in two games that were won by us by two points he was the means of us getting those two points-scoring the winning goal in the first game against Rolla and in the extra five minutes of play against Drury. May Tim play many more games with the S. E. Mo. S. T. C. But the rest of the squad by a hair's Abredth missed the varsity proper-but only because of the hard work of these second string men was the college mentor able to develop the best in the varsityAand to them without honors and praise we wish the best of luck and expect to see some at least on our varsity next year. PAGE SEVENTY-SIX . in--. lmv 1 -url Qi! ,. 4 QL I 1 :Wb ig W . U l O- 1 . ' x I 1 1 K SAGACVIORC Athlellcs Baskelball Squad TOP ROW: Left to right-Courleux, Coachg Pott, Miller, L. Black MIDDLE ROW: E. Kiehne, Daugherty, Ranney, fCaptainl, Matthews Meyers BOTTOM ROW: Edlnundson, Joyce, Masterson, A. Kiehne, D. Black Revelle R. B. Oliver, Jr. QMascot.J The scores the team and its opponents made in the various games thls season follow Teachers 36 Carbondale .,...,.., S Teachers ..,..,. .. 24 Carbondale ,,,,,.,... 21 Teachers ....,,, H17 Carbondale ,,,,..,, 18 Teachers 36 Carbondale ,.,,,.,,.. 16 Teachers .,,,. ,139 Festus A. C. ....., 14 Teachers 54 Festns A. C. ,,.,..., 12 Teachers ,,,,--A,,, SIT fi. W. C. ....,, 31 Teachers ....,, 43 C. W. C. . .... .119 Teachers ....., ,, 14 Rolla ,,,,..... ,,.... 1 2 Teachers .. 24 Rolla ,,...,.,,......, ....31 Teachers ,. 31 Springfield .... 44 Teachers .....,, .. 24 Drury ...., ,,.. 2 3 Teachers 40 Springflelcl ,,,,,,,,., 20 Total 420 Total 269 PAGE SEVENTY-SE Y MN ' - i- f' O4 I Q CQ A . I X Z5 I R, X A , A K uk. S!-XOAMGIYC A t h 1 e t i C s Baskelbau Scores FIRST GAME SECOND GAME W'a1'rent0n, Mo., Feb. 21, 1921 Vvarrenton, Mo., Feb. 22, 1921 Cape C373 G. F.G. T. Cape C435 G. F.G. T. E. Kiehne ,,.,...... ,,,,.. 9 7 25 E. Kiehne ...,,,, .,,,,, 7 3 17 Van Meter ,,,,, ....... 1 0 2 Van Meter ...,. .,.... 3 0 6 Daugherty ......, ,,,,.. 2 0 4 Daugherty ,,,, ,,,., 6 0 12 Edmundson ...,. .,,., 1 0 2 Ranney ....,,,,.,.., ,,,,,, 2 0 4 Ranney ,,,,,,,,.. ..,,,, 1 0 2 Edmundson ,,,,. ,,,,,, 1 0 2 Myers ,,.,..,.. 1 0 2 Myers ........,... ,,,,,- 1 0 2 Total ,,,.,,,.,., ,,,A 1 5 7 3T Total ............, ,,,, 2 0 3 43 C. W. C. C311 G. F.G. T. C- W- C- 4199 G. F-G T. Fricke ....,,,,....,,., 2 0 4 Fficlie ------,---------- ---- 5 0 10 O. Bushmann ..... .... 8 2 18 Martin ----------------- ---- 2 0 4 W. Bushmann ...... 3 3 9 O- Bushmann ------ ---- 1 3 - 5, , Buth,mann vvwbl ------ 0 0 0 VVGSSC-3I1dOI'f .,,,,,,,, ,,-, 0 0 0 Martin --------- ------ 0 0 0 W. B11ShI1lal1I1 ...... 0 0 0 Total .,,,,.,...,,, .,,, 1 3 5 31 Total ---------------- 8 3 19 Oiflcialsz Oificialsz Referee-Reber. Timer+A. Kiehne. Scorer-Courleux. Referee--Friedl Timer--Courleux Scorer A. Kiehne. THIRD GAME Rolla, BIO., Feb. 23, 1921 Cape 1143 G. F.G. T. E. Kiehne ......., ,... 1 10 12 Van Meter ....,. .... 0 D U Daugherty ...,. ,,,, 1 0 2 Ranney ,,,...... .... 0 0 0 Edmundson .... 0 0 0 Total ......... ,... 2 10 14 Rolla C129 G. F.G. T. Haywood ........ 1 1 3 McClelland ...... .... 1 0 2 Kemper ...,..... .... 0 0 0 Signer ........ .,.. 1 3 5 Bulger ,... 1 0 1 Rohloff .... ,,., 0 0 0 Total ...,..,,....,. 4 4 12 Oiflcialsz Referee-Kamp. Timer-Courleux Scorer-A. Kiehne. PAGE SEVENTY-EIGHT 7 f H 4 .5 V? . I t 125312113 W K-xl Q.- 1 i ' , ws. H X SAGANORC hle-tics Basketball Scores FOURTH GAME FIFTH GAME Rolla, Mo., Feb. 24, 1921. Springfield, Mo., Feb. 25, 1921 Cape f24J G F.G. T. Cape 1313 G. F.G. '1-I E- Klehne ----,--- -,---- 3 10 E. Kiehne ...... ...... 6 7 19 Van Meter ..... ..,,., 1 2 Van Meter .,,., ...... 3 0 6 Daugherty ,,.,, ,.,, . 1 3 gaugherty ..... ...... 3 3 3 anney ............. .,.... Edmundson ' U 0 Edmundson ,...,, ....,. 0 0 0 Ranney ---------- -- 2 4 Myers ....,... ,,,, ,,,,, 0 0 0 Total -------- ---- 1 0 24 Total ,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,, 12 7-In-E1 Rolla 131, G Fr 'T' S. W. Teachers C441 G. F.G. T, Haywood ---------- --'--- 7 14 Snavely ....................,Y., 8 3 19 McClelland .... ...... 1 2 Lewy ....,,,,,,,,.,..,,,,,,.,,-,, 5 1 ll Kemper ,,,, ,,,,., 1 2 gloovel' --,-- ------ 5 3 3 3 . . 3.I'I'eIl ,,,, -,---- . Slgner A' 3 13 Cheek , ,.v,,,,, ,,,,, 0 0 0 Bulger ----- 0 0 Matthews .,,, ..,.. 1 0 2 'giofall 1 ' 1 3 Total ..,.............,,,, 20 4 44 O CM S' Officials: Referee-eKamp. Timer-Courleuv Scorer A. Kiehne. SIXTH GAME Springfield, Mo., Feb. 26, 1921 Cape 1253 E. Kiehne .... Van Meter .... G. . ..,,,, 4 . ...... 3 Daugherty ,,,,.. ,,.... 3 Ranney ,,,,...... ..,,,, 0 Edmundson . 0 Myers ............. ,,.,., 0 Total .,...... ,,,. 1 0 Drury C231 G Thompson ,,.,..,, ..,,,. 3 Stephenson .... ,,.,.. 2 Davis ........ Davis ........ Hedges ..... Summers .... Matthews .... Dixon ,,,,, Friend ..... Total ...,. PAGE SEVENTY-NINE 2 2 0 1 2 0 0 F.G. F.G. 6 6 0 Referee-Brown. Timere-Courleux. Scorer-A. Kiehne. SEVENTH GAME Capo ffil'2ll'dK'2lll, Mo., March 7, 1921. . Cape 1401 G. F.G. T. Kiehne, F ,,,,,,, ,,,,, 9 4 22 Van Meter, F ...., ....,. 5 0 10 Daugherty, C ....,,,,,,,, 4 0 8 Edrnundson, G ,,,,,,,,,,,, 0 0 0 Ranney, G ,,,,.,,,,, ,..,, 0 0 0 Total ....,,,, .,,,,,-,, 1 S 4 48 Springfield 1201 G. F.G. T. Lewy, F .............,...... 4 6 14 Hoover, F .......,,,.,.... 1 0 2 Collins, C ,,,,,, ,,.,,, 1 0 2 Cheek, G ,.,,,,, ,,,,, 0 0 0 Warrem, G ..... ,.,., 1 0 2 Matthews, F ,,,, , 0 0 0 Total ....,.,,,.-,,,,,,,,,--, , 7 Officials: Referee-Drumm. Timer-Doyle. 10 Scorer-Snavely. PEP! f x EP 5 ff l!! Ili V Hfllllllllj R ZX :M 4 N X9 xnnlun I 2 'N fa , X . g y f K 5, 14 ,. 1: if , ff Ny 5 xc ,fx 1 K mf x 5-I aks PAGE EIGHTY-THREE fm fi, W We 5 . xg ?g,j, 5 QQ as I ,, ,, , . Qffiwfg, Vi' 'iS3 ' J, W vi v, f -' mx :il 'Eg B 1- iz QA' X- if jg aj -mu ,' Kodaks S1 lim-2-516314. i A? J if f-ff wr 'iw--V PAGE EIGHTY-FOUI ORUFHU ZHTFIOHS 1:4 I SAONVIQRC Evelyn Hoke Hilda Neuineyei Ellen Wilson Lois Blowne Alma Popp Meile Millex Anna Niermftn Louise Nolvell Leona Neal - Lucile Bahn 0 Vice President Finance Social Secretary Committee Chairman Lookout Chairman Mlsslonaiy Chairman Meetings Chairman Associate News Chairman - Bible Study Chairman Poster Chairman f O Q6 Orgatnizati ns 'F Y. W. C. R. Cabinet Officers A Helen Moore - President f I . - P . . P 3 A ' - I . . Ethel Adams Evelyn Hoke Wilma Barnes Eugenia Burks Julia Bondurant Vera Brinkopf Anna Belle Chapman Ruth Chworowsky Nelle Dearmont Clara Erley Olinda Glaser Mrs. Hawkins Bessie Hughes Freddie McCoy Mary Luetzinger Mabel McLaughlin Lina Morton Hilda Neumeyer Aileen Pollock Clara Anthony Lucile Bahn Lois Barnes Marguerite Berry Dollie Boler Emma Brucher Consuelo Christoph Cora Collins Edith Dickey Uline Fenwick Mattie Grant Grace Harper Francis Johnson Helen Moore Ruth Leutzinger Richard McKnight Blanche Mosier Anna Nierman Alma Popp Azzie Aspray Y. NY. U. A. MEMBERS Lucille Buck Violet Benson Daisy Black Vesta Boyd Miss Lilly Brucher Essie Cole Cora Crawford Mansie Edwards Miss Mary Kochtitzky Elizabeth Halley Mary Haw Coda Lawler Leona Neal Irene lVIcCracken Vae McKnight Vivian Murphy Dorothy Oleson Naomi Pott Lois Browne Esther Bailey Lucy Benjamin Dorothy Blankenship Dorothy Bruer Clodine Clippard Idolia Cox Virgie Davenport Agnes Erley Neva Ford Ethel Hall Virginia Holmes Melva Layne Louise Norvell Lilly McIntosh Lila Miller Carolyn Myrick Inez Perrin Edith Randol Leona Rehm Estelle Schaefer Lucille Slagle Florence Tanzberger Florence Tawney Adelia Weis Helen White Edith Wilson Miss Edna Wilson lVIiss Winifred Johnson Clara Sanders Ruth Schad Ruby Spradling Eleanor Taylor Lola Tuttle Rosella Werner Gladys Wiescarver Ellen Wilson Miss Sadie Kent Miss Louise Pearce Amelia Rohliing Vernetta Sharp Margaret Stewart Roberta Tetley Amy Nell Walker Lois Wescoat Madge Wilkinson Mary Wilson Miss Ruby March lVliss Emily Wilburn Adelaide Robinson Hazel Simpson Virginia Strayhorn Marie Thornton Ida Weirich Amy White Irene XVilliamson Holly Wise lVIiss Nelle Hudson Mrs. H. L. Roberts PAGE EIGHTY-SIX if SAGAMCDRC ,G qtia fl-l .l'Illli7ilfilYl'lS f ' ' 5:35512 .Sak Q' 3.3155 V 'kai + 1 Z, L X lAf'l FH HTX Sl XI NI S1 N9- SA NURS inizati 0 I 1 S Y. Nl. C. Fl. FAC ULTY MEMBERS Pres. W. S. Dearmont Prof. R. S. Douglass Prof. M. R. Thompson Prof. W. T. Doherty 4 ,- V U. 1 I P k . LV' A I W W 1. ,xx Prof S. A. Kruse Prof E. F. G. Saverio Prof. W. YV. Martin Prof. A. W. Vaughan Prof J. H. Hoover Prof. J. Riggs Prof. F. J. Courleux R. C. Edmundson Paul Kinder Kelley Robinson Donald Black Fred Statler J. P. Hargrove LeRoy Neinstedt Raymond Brock Lee Craft Maple Joyce R. G. Ranney Guy Matthews Adolph Schoen Arthur Kiehne Dale Statler James Taylor Theodore Fischer Emmett Kelly A. F. Meyers Dorset Spurgeon Clyde Phillips P-inkney Miller R. R. Russell Norvell Brunderett Prof. Prof Prof Prof Prof Prof Prof Prof Prof. Prof ST DE N T MEMBER-S Geo. Lott Elmer Weber Wm. Campbell Harold Blackman Cline Hope T. E. McIntosh Guy Parker Newton Settle Elmer Leming Jaek Bunch Samuel B. Duckworth Aubre Forbes Ralph Varble Edwin Kiehne Kos Dorris Tom Miles Herbert Hoeh Lawrencee Sanders W. H. Masters Herman Buffmeyer Jas. C. Miller Elbert Heuschober Lloyd Black Wm. VVarner B. F. Johnson J. M. Sitze J. C. Brandt W. E. Roller O. A. Tearney J. H. Gehrs E. H. Thomas E. R. Spencer J. C. Logan J. A. Dunn Cletis Ford Grant Frye Wm. Schaefer Juel Mosley Wm. Gear Dennis Revelle Robert Armstrong M. H. McDonald Robert Kinder Jas. Ranney Roe Johns Howard Bunch Pallie Lucas Jesse Estes Raymond Williamson Clifford Goforth Hubert Kelly Carl Parker Albert Rohlfing C. C. Smith Hope Morton H. B. Masterson Paul Zimmerman Tom Van Meter 1 Jason Maze Corbin Newcomb Albert Stites Dewey Seabaugh James Jackson Alfred Hoeh V PAGE ElGH'1'Y-EIGHL AU, 'K . QQ 5 - K I X f E ' A I n C3 4 W N SA MGRC fJl'1-l'l.l1lZ2lIilbI1S 1rJ w Y. wx. C. A. -X9 WALTER HOY - - - - - - President JESSE CRAFT ---- - Vice President, LEONARD HACKXVORTH - - Secretary FRANK RUSSELL - - - Treasurer Fi PM M ITT E E CHA I RM E N A Campus Service - - - Devotional Coiuiuunity Service - - - Publicity VVILLIAM OSSENFORT - - - EARL MCCLAIN - - JEFF POSTON - - - CLARENCE MEDCALF LEONARD HACKWORTH - Bible Study A. YV. VAUGHAN - - - Faculty Advisor L PAGE EIGHTY-NINIC K L T'-lf W- v, fi 4 . Q TN'-tag 0 522 . W t L UA 1 N 1 , . -,Qi SAGAQVICDRC flrgnnizations Marquelle Club Fall Semester William B. Schaeefer Hazel Huhn Mrs. Adene Keller J. Tom Miles Arvella. Vorbeck Cleta Defani George Slocum Lenore Rafferty Ursula Wallen Marian Zorn Miss Loughlin Miss Shea Mrs. Randolph UI1'l+'ICERS OF 'PHE CLUB President Secretary-Treasurer Advisor MEMBERSHIP ROLL Hazel Huhn Francis Murphy Irma Rigdon T. B. Kent Jason Maze Dave Wilder Helen Spann Mr. Tearney Mrs. Keller Mr. Vaeth Winter Semester J. Tom Miles Hazel Huhn Mr. Orville Tearney William B. Schaefer Mary Ulrich Edith Wipperrnann lVIiss Veih Jack Callicotte Willie Defani Emma Liebig Josephine Roberts Beatrice Portell ly l PAGE NINF' lY S!-XOAKVIGRE 4 G Q nragunifitioii-4 I I ' APYYXH 8YlCl NElVlj ' Ng, if 7 i1 , W , I t me Us 5 1 l , 2 ' f 1... K K gg. The members of this organization shall consist of niale nienibers of the South- east Missouri State Teavhers College, who served their country with honor during the great world war in the ariny, navy or marine corps. Ul1'Fll'I'lRS UF Tl-Il-I t'lll'l! President - - ----- - - - - Ralph Russell Vice-President - John Hargrove Secretary - - William Wilson Treasurer - - - Leonard Hackworth Sergeant-atAArnis - - - T. B, Kent Door-keeper - - Richard Edmundson M IQIMIZIGIRSHII' ROLL Beal, Vest Hoy, XYalter McLain, Earl F. lievelle, Dennis Black, Lloyd Hunter, Milford Medlealf, Clarence Schaefer, Wm. B. 'lallic'otte, .lack Hunter, Mac Mosley, .Iuel Seabaugh, Dewey I Craft, Jesse Joyce, Maple Myers, NYillarli Tlionilison, M. R. Dorris, Andrew Kent., T. B. Ossenfort, W F. Tibi, Royal lddniundson, Richard Leniing, M. E. Poston, J. D. Wilder, D. L. ll Frye, .I. Grant Logan, James C. Russell, R. R. Wilson, VVI11. X Gehrs, Wm. Hargrove, .lohn Hackworth, Leonard PAGE NINETY-ONIC Lott, George H. Mayfield, Truman Mm-Donald, Maple Russell, Frank ltanney, R. G. Ranney, .li1I'I19S Ziuinierman, Paul 'NP SAGNVIGRE V'g'TliZH.tl0IlS Dramatic Club THE CHINESE LANTERN Cast of Ch2lI'2lCtPl'S Olangtsi - - William Ossenfort Mrs. Olangtsi - - - Lois Browne Yunglangtsi - - Elmer Leming Pee-Ah-Bee - - Han Kin Amy Nell Walker Audrey Mayfield BEHIND A WATTEAU PICTURE Cast of Characters A Guide - - - Burnel1Schubel A VVatteau Marquise Daisy Beeler A Watteau Marquise Wm. Altheuser A VVatteau Poet, Wm. B. Schaefer, Jr. A Fat Pierrot - - - Helen Moore Q Q16 ll l cl I l o' '-1162 0 . t l f 'X . Tee-Pee - - - Amy White Hiti-Titi - - Frank Russell New-Lyn - - Eloise McLain Nau-Tee Marian Zorn Li-Long - Bess Hughes Josi-Mosi - - Newton Settle Cosi-Mosi - Richard Edmundson Tikipu - Harold Blackman Mee-Mee - Mattie Grant Wiowani Bland Seabaugh Harlequin - - - Eula. Harrison First Lantern Bearer - Bland Seabaugh Second Lantern Bearer Scringo Kinder Third Lantern Bearer Gertrude Knepper Fourth Lantern Bearer - Naomi Pott First Grave Digger - Merlin Barnes Second Grave Digger Burnell' Schubel Columbine ---- Zella Proffer A Melancholy Pierrot Henry Stubbleiield MEMBERSHIP ROLL Wim. B. Schaefer, Jr Frank Russell Naomi Pott VV111. F. Ossenfort Lois Browne Helen Moore Richard Edmundson Mattie Grant Elmer Leming Amy Nell Walker Bess Hughes Eloise lVlcLain Frances Johnson Amy White Newton Settle Audrey Mayfield OFFICERS OF THE CLUB President - - Vice-President - - Secretary-Treasurer Stage Director - Asst. Stage Director Business Manager - Advertising Manager - Representative on Try-Out Mistress of the Wardrobe Property Man - - - Committee - Marian Zorn Carl L. Parker Mr. Dunn Mr. Riggs Mr. Vaughan Miss Shea Miss Laughlin - - Naomi Pott Frank Russell Helen Moore Miss Laughlin - - Lois Browne - Wm. F. Ossenfort - Newton Settle - - Mattie Grant Amy Nell Walker Wm. B. Schaefer, Jr. PAGE NINETY-TXVO SAGAM 0126 Dramajflc CMB -'FUR EIC .. Ili , N srl Q4 X Q xg 3 . I W I 0 . .V Q CQ i V i I SAGANGIYC INTER-COLLEGE Cape Girardeau is a member of the State Teachers College Debating League. Each year the school engages in a series of debates with the Teachers Colleges of Missouri. Since beginning inter-college debating eleven years ago, Cape Girardeau has engaged in twenty debates with the other members of the League. Of the thirteen debates held with Springfield the record to date is as follows: Won Cape Girardeau - 7 Springfield ------------- 6 Of the seven debates held with Kirksville the record is as follows: Won Cape Girardeau - 4 Kirksville ----------- 3 GIRLS' INTER-SOCIETY DEBATES VVinncrs of Girls' Debates, 1920-1921 First Debate-Sorosis - --------- 31533311 122516 Second Debate-Hesperian - - - Third Debate-Clio ---- ----- - - gigiinfielfxiraklf BOYS' INTER-SOCIETY DEBATES VVinne1's of Boys' Debates Earl McClain Truman Mayfield - Frank Russell William Ossenfort Third Debate-Webster ----- - Rifihard Edeundson Wilson Masters First Debate-Webster -------- Second Debate-Webster GIRLS' DECLAMATORY CONTEST Three contests in declamation are held during the year, one representative from each of the three societies and one student representative entering. The results for the year 1920 and 1921 are as follows: Humorous Prose-December 10, 1920. Winner-Clio ------------- Lois Browne Pathetic Prose-February 25, 1921. Winner-Sorosis ------------ Mattie Grant Dramatic Prose-July 15, 1921. Winner- PUBLIC SPEAKING COUNCIL Members, 1920-1921. A. W. Vaughan Agnes C. Laughlin Chairman ------- - Secretary - ------ - Benton Society Webster Society Clio Society Wm. B. Schaefer Wm. Ossenfort Eugenia Burks J. H. Gehrs S. A. Kruse Jeptha Riggs Sorosis Society Hesperian Society Helen Moore Clara Erley R. S. Douglass E. R. Spencer PAGE NINETY-FOUR .Jun-V.-. .. , W in , Q-1 5A0-.f!.9Rf Uratorxj 4' eg I2 . I X E E' ii' -el , mba U' Q , ' K N. ll l l 5 K MISS HELEN MOORE 1921 VVinner Missouri Oratorical League Since the entrance of Cape Girardeau into the Missouri Oratorical League, she has succeeded in winning Iirst place ten out of twelve times. Last year, the first time in the history of Cape Girardeau and the second time in the history of Missouri, Stan- ley Wallach of Cape Girardeau won first place in the Inter-State Oratorical contest held at Stevens Point, Wisconsin, with his oration Civilization and the Slay. The local annual oratorical contest was held January 28, 1921, Miss Helen Moore winning Iirst place with the oration, Men, Not Machines. The second place was won by Grant Frye, whose oration was entitled, Justice, Not Charity. THE OLIVER PRIZE In 1907 R. B. Oliver, Sr., established the Oliver prizes for excellence in oratory and essay. The prize in oratory is open to young men of the graduating class and the prize in essay to the young women. xviIllll'l'S in 1920 Oratory - ------ Peter Baechle Essay - --------- Pearl March THE REGENT'S MEDAL The Regent's Medal is presented to the young man winning in the annual contest. in oratorical declamation held each year during commencement week. XYinner in 1920. The Modern Minotaur - - - - Walter Hoy PAGE XINETY- FIVE fl .L url SA Mons U ii 4 cs ei, Urganizatxols as a , ' '.. W 223 , ' E L 1 ni . K qi v Whcfs Who? ANTHONY-No kin to Mark. BAILI+1YfChemistry sbarkf-ask her about metametexyparhydraxtalene. BENSON-A future Galli-Curci, doesn't need a bucket to carry a tune. BERRYwChampion notebook organizerfnotebooks got up while you wait. BLANKENSHIP-Dear, Dandy, Dainty, Dexter Damsel. BRUCHER-A roaming lassiefhas to behave, you know why. BUCK--Our living skeleton, and authority on swimming and horse back riding. DEARM0NT4Uncle Wash's prime little nieceg ardent supporter of Blue Laws U3 ENGLAND-Our President and General Manager, she's a wonder! FORD-An authority on campusology. GRANTA-The Titan haired beauty-the pride of Sorosis. HOKE-The infamous lllinoisan. Have you heard the latest scandal? HUFF-Our old standby, leave it to Stella. HUHN-Our coquette, ever notice her eyelashes? LAWLER-An admirer of red hair. MCLAIN-Our bonnie Wee Irish lassieg sure she can dance. lVIcVE'Y-Jack at all trades-she paints, reads, dances and sings. MILLER-Some chauffer! She fears nothing but street cars. MOORE-Our state champion tennis player-my, but we are proud of her. POTTfCapable, Dependable, Lovable, Indispensable. REHM-Ein schones Madchen mit brounen Augen. SPRADLING-A Clifton's frequenterg what would Dad do without Ruby? STEWART-Punctuality, that's Margaret. THORNTON-Hails from Chicago, 'nuff said. WALKER4Our walking pedagogue and disciplinarian-would rather teach than eat. WASEMA-La iille on ne pent plus chere du nonde. Tant le monde I'airne! WEIRICI-I4Jazz baby-My, but she can tickle the ivories. WESTCOAT-Tireless worker-we fear for her health. WIPPERMAN-Our astronomer-forever sailing in the Moon. PAGE NINETY-SIX 4- 7 SAGANGRC U1-gzlnizsxtious TY-SEVEN SAGANCRC 'g. iizations 1- O1 'ix I i' ' . ' QW! N IKN 'XP I Lucile Balm--Oh, Fame, if I ever took delight in thy praises.fByron. Eugenia Burks-Man and marriage are desperate things.---Seldon. Elizabeth Halley--By a tranquil mind, I mean nothing else than a mind Well ordered.4Shakespeare. Audrey Muyiield-VVhy don't the men propose, mamma? VVhy don't the men propose??T. H. Bayly. Fonsuelo Ulu-istoph-Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. -Emerson. Louise Norvell-And mistress of herself though China fall.fPope. Vern MeNew-I cannot change though others d0.fJ. VVilmott. Florence Tanzberger-No pleasure is Comparable to the standing upon the vantage ground of trnth.fBacon. Ellen XYilson-How poor are they that have no patience. Mau-ian Zorn-She that was fair and never proud. Had tongue at will and yet was never loud.-Shakespeare. Anna Nierinan--Education is the ap- prenticeship of life.-XVilmott. Francis Johnson-Age cannot wither her nor custom stale her iniinite variety.-Shakespeare. Maurine Lamb-And I have oft heard defended Little said is soonest mendedf G. VVithers. Nellc XYoody-Of all the girls that e'e1' was seen There's none so fine as Nellyf Swift. Freddy MeCoy-I will wear my heart upon my sleeve for daws to 'tpeck at.-Shakespeare. Mary XVilson-Of all the girls that are so smart, there is none like pretty Mary.-H. Carey. Ethel Adams-To see her is to love her. R. Burns. Alma Rice-She takes the breath of men away.-eE. Browning. Lois Browne-On one she smiled, and he was hlessed.flVl. Arnold. Uline Fenwick-Her only hooks were her looks.-Milton. Grave Shelby-Grace was in all her steps, heaven in her eye, in every gesture dignity and love.-Milton. Hilda Neunieyer-For nothing lovlier can he found in woman, than to study household good.-Milton, Cecilia Gockel-She is pretty to walk with, and witty to talk with, and pleasant, too, to think on.-J. Suck- ling. Pearl Metcalf-Make a virtue of neces- sity.-Burton. Catherine Price--Her statute tall-I hate a dumpy woman.-Byron. Flulalee Hawks-A hawk's keen sight ye cannot blind.-C. Lamb. Virginia Topping-She possessed a pe- culiar talent of producing effect in whatever she said or did.-Chester Held. PAGE NINETY-EIGHT ii-A' E HS-a a w . w, ,f R ,f'?' , . 4: 1 1 f If i 1 2 A' Y.. uf 5 E Q E E is 1 E x 1 2 2 l R 3 il as 12 - 2 ! 5 5 i ! ff if :If fi if !f s 5 ! E x i 5 I qjj L ,iff K gf' 2 , xa 3 Ji Xa, f'I lIl!Z?1flllU I' All li NINl'I'l'Y-NINE - Ui'g':1niZationS K M Hi I tl 1' J . K. 'Y- l 1 K President - - - Vice-President - - Second Vice-President Secretary - - -I Treasurer Attorney - Sergeant - Merle Miller Dorothy Houser Annie Miller Addie Mae Bruihl Ruby Miller Josephine Houck Mabel McLaughlin Dollie Boler , Helen Hitt OFFICERS MEMBERS Grace Harper Clara Erley Dick McKnight Yae McKnight Cora Crawford Lola Tuttle Bess Hughes Inez Perrin Melva Layne Merle Miller ' Grace Harper - Dollie Boler Mabel McLaughlin Cora Crawford Josephine Houck - - Ruby Miller Amy White Edith Legg Mae Whitener Estelle Schaeffer Dorothy Brewer lVIyrle Day Phyllis McAdoo Blanche Mosier PAGE ONE I-TUNDRFD 4 .lQm.,..,., ,., 5, ,,, --Lg Hr- 1nx7r1IinnX Hes erlavxs 'W AND MNH 1:4 K4 E ,E I 0 Q r , - SA MQW Benton Liieraru Soclehj Fifteen more. HAH, RAH, rah-rah-rah, RAH, RAH, rah-rah-rah. RAH, RAH, rah-rah-rah. Bentonsl Bentonsl Bentonsl Ship Ahoy I ' Ahoy! This is the good ship Benton. This ship is engaged in a trade that takes it into the balmy climate of the south, or to the more stormy weather of the near arctic. Sometimes the voyage lies within the tropical climes of the smiles of a. good timeg or it lies in the more temperate climes of the good-natured rivalry of the ses- sions of society: or it lies upon the high seas where the elements toss and rage and where the skill and seamanship of the crew are tested. This barque put forth this school year in the month of September 1920, under the guidance of as fine a corps of ofiicers as ever walked the deck of a ship of this kind. She shipped with a crew of twenty-seven men and eight officers, every man a tighter and fully equipped with the determination to make the semester trip a suc- cessful one and to increase the honors of the society. e Tho the sailing took the good ship and the hearty crew to the high seas, she was fortunate in having the best of sailing weather. There were few opportunities for the crew to show their skill and ability. The meetings of the society were inter- esting, but no outside opposition appeared upon the horizon to call forth the valor of the sailors in defending the title of the ship. No inter-society, oratorical contest or cloud obscured the pleasure of the voyage. On the return of the ship, at the mid-year elections, a new corps of officers, with the same crew and some additionals, manned the ship for a new cruise. This crew was determined more than ever to tind a way to try their skill and craftsmanship. Only a few days out, brought into view another barque upon the same sea. This was followed by another and upon the mast of each was the Hag of challenge to de- bate. True to the spirit of the crew, two contests took place at once. In these frays that followed in quick succession, the Benton lost some of her riggings but nobly forged ahead. When the smoke of battle had cleared away, it was found that the Benton was in as good shape and trim as at the first of the encounter. The ship immediately cleared decks and put forth in quest of opposition that would call forth the keenest rivalry. This they found in the form of another contest like the two just past. This was followed almost immediately by a contest of a more gusty nature, an oratorical contest. When the sun had rolled the clouds of these frays away and when an accounting of the year's work had taken place, it was found that the Benton had fared well and that the oiiicers and crew had galantly defended the barque against all opposition. The honors for the crew and oHicers were as many as the most worthy could expect. Ahoy! We are looking for other encounters. Sis-BOOM! Sis-BOOM! Sis-BOOM-rah! Bentons. Bentons. RAH! RAH! RAH! PAGE ONE HUNDRED AND TYVO -.nil Q1 4 1 I l .,, I L Cl tl- I Q I. ix -gy l i I F S!-X NURS l,l1'xi,lIlZH.l.'lO l 1 5 l Benton Lljferarxj Soclehj PAG E Jeff D. Poston, Jr. Elmer Leming - Donald Black - LeRoy Neinstedt Sam Duckworth Walter Hoy - - Wm. B. Schaefer, Jack Miller - - Donald Black Norvell Brunderett John Burford Carl Bagby Frank Cantrell William Campbell Dale Daugherty Sam Duckworth Melvin Englehardt Jesse Estes Jim England Albert Estes Mac Hunter Cline Hope OFFICERS MEMBERS Walter Hoy Peter Hargrove Leonard Hackworth James A. Jackson T. B. Kent Emmett Kelly Elmer Leming George Lott Pink Miller Louis Meyer Maple McDonald Jack Miller Juel Mosley LeRoy Neinstedt ONE HUNDRED AND THREE - - President Vice-President - Secretary - Treasurer Attorney - - Critic - Door Keeper Sergeant-at-Arms Charles Parker Clyde Phillips Jeff D. Poston, Jr. John Pott R. G. Ranney Kelly Robinson James Ranney Dennis Revelle XVm. B. Schaefer, J Clark Smith Charles Stehr Royal Tibi Wm. B. Wilson Tom VanMeter K. 1:4 'Nf L SAG MOR 'gznization S Webster Llterarxj Socletxj H O Y1 O Y' R O H OLIVER PRIZE in U1 I I l Q - il 1 -52 2 9 n t a :LL 'M 1908 F. J. Courleux 1913 Conway Ivy 1917 John Harty 1909 E. O. Wiley 1915 Harvey Cox 1918 Herman Rogers 1911 C, Clyde Harbison 1916 Stanley Wallach 1920 Peter A. Baechle INTER-COLLEGE ORATORICAL CONTEST 1909 Earl V. Abernathy 1917 Harry Crumb 1910 C. Clyde Harbison 1918 Burnell L. Schubel 1911 C. Clyde Harbison 1919 Burnell L. Schubel 1908 1915 1916 1 9 2 0 Stanley Wallach REGENTS 'BIEDAL 1915 Martin Neumeyer , 1916 Byro 1918 Burnell L. Sehubel INTER-Cl JL LEGE DEBATERS 1912 W. E. Bennick 1919 O. J. Ferguson 1915 Thomas A. Abbott 1920 Harvey B. Cox 1921 1916 Stanley Wallach William Lemmel 1917 Harry Crumb John Smith Tom Stuart J. A. McCullough Thos. Abbott Harvey Cox Paul Davis Martin Smith Wesley Deneke Harvey Cox Thos. Abbott Stanley Wallach Edgar Smith Ben Moranville Byron E. Coats Vvesley Sternberg William Lemmel INTER-SOCIETY XVINNING 1917 1,918 1919 Stanley Wallach Byron E. Coates Vest C. Meyers John Harty John Smith Harry Crumb Geo. McFarland Lloyd Bowman Wm. F. Ossenfort George Opitz Hermas Rogers Wm. F. Ossenfort Ernest Roseman Ernest Funk Ernest Funk Carl Graves Stanley YVallacli Wm. F. Ossenfort Frank Russell Earl McClain TEAMS 1920 1921 Geo. Opitz Raymond Licklider Walter Pulliam Robert Pulliam Carl Parker Eugene McNeeley Stanley Wallach Ernest Funk Earl McClain Truman Mayfield Wm. F. Ossenfort Frank Russell Wilson Masters Richard Edmundson PAGE ONE HUNDRED AND FOUR X.. n E. Coates W 1:41 ce? . I X is K 2 5, he tr. ty ' K . 'xg 1 t SAOAMORC H1'g:iuizaitiui1s Webster Liierarxj Sociehj ,,,,,,,,,,. , ,. 7, Full Sl'llll'Sfl'l' 0l+'F1l'l'IliS xvilllvl' SPIIIOSIUI' Russell President Ossenfort Edniundson Vice-President Eclniundson Blackman Secretary Parker H. Bunch Treasurer Nlayfleld F, Statler Chaplin Statler Mayfield Sergeant-at-Arms H. Bunch Mclntosh Doorkeeper Russell Ml4lMBlflRS Black Goforth Mclntosh Parker Brock Hall Maei ers Peters Bunch Heuschober Mayfield Richmond Bunch Hoeh Maze Russell Craft .lohns Medcalf Settle 4 Edmundson Joyce Miles Statler Fischer Kinder Morton Statler Frye Kinder Murphy XVeher Ossenfort lkxczld HNLC Hl'Nl1lilCll AND l lVl'4l ssl-1-rn Boxjs Glee Club 1rJ' - ' ns C. 43l'Q.fJIl1iZ2'ltl0 s. 1 ' 1 ,W , 1 ' W4 tv- I 4 I lst Ts-nors 2nd 'Ponors llaritoues Basses Russell lianney Weber Miles Miller Morton Masterson Hoy McClain l-loeli Stehr F. Statler Maevers Heusccliober Hope D. Statler Mclntosh Parker Craft Seabaugh Neinsfedt Ossenfort. OFFICERS J. Toni Miles ----- - President lCarl McClain ---- Secretary Guy Parker - - - Treasurer .I. P. Ranney - Business Manager .I. Clyde Brandt --------- Director PROGRAM UF BUYS' DOUBLE QUA RTE'l l'E UN TOUR, MARCH 7 T0 1 P Soloists Miss Violet Benson, Soprano Rogers-Bedouin Song. Mr. J. Tom Miles, Bass 6. Von Flotow--Spinning Song trom Bland--Carry Me Back to Old 'lMa1-tha. - Vifgilliil- Mixed Quartette. -lamleson-lVIammy'S Lullaby. 7. Bliss-The Last Fly of Summer. Double Quartette VVilsonYI am God of the Storm lVlr. J. Toni Miles KratzvA Fathers Lullaby. Shelley-De Coppah Moon Rodney-Clang of the Forge. Double Quartette. S. Fox-Ecstacy. Hadley-Make Me a Song. Miss Violet Benson Double Quartette. 9. Chopin-Polonaise in A Flat. Geibel-f-Little Cotton Dolly. Bullard---Vtfinter Song 10 Male Quartette. ReadingfSelected. Miss Mattie Grant. Mr. J. Clyde Brandt. . Kratz-Her Laugh. ShelleyvDreaming. Bullard-The Sword of Ferrara. Double Quartette. PAGE UNE HUNDRED AND SIX ' -wifi X x I x S!-X NO iP!'3.LflIllZIlflUIlS X 1 Girl s Glee Club A K gli X 1 l we ' X7 x' V 0l1'lf'ICERS President - - - - - - - Secretary-Treasurer ljirectress --------- MEMBERS Arvella Vorbervk Fern Hughes Ethel VVall Ethel Dickey Maurine Boaz Neva Ford Franees Johnson Hazel Huhn Merle Miller Amelia Rohlfing Estelle Schaefer Anna Nierman Violet Benson PAGE UNE HUNIDRICIJ ANU SEVEN - Ida. Weirich Hilda Neumeyer Mrs. Adene Keller Ursula Wallen Annabelle Chapman Hilda Neumeyer lda WVeirich Idolia Cox Irina Frederick , li CRC Qld lll'Q,'2llllZ2lfl1J1lS I t . 4:4 , -NJ l ll Arts and Cra ls Club Virginia Topping Grace Shelby - Lucile Bahn Virginia Topping Francina Peters Josephine Roberts Holly Wise Grace Shelby Neva Ford Helen Settle Anna Miller Veda Kinder Norma Bremerman Estella Schaeffer Emma Brucher Louise Norvell Katherine Moore Marguerite Berry Iva Alexander Elizabeth Halley Maud Neinstedt Ruth Schad Audrey Painton Edith NVipperman 0l1'l4'lI'ERS NIE M BERS Louise Pollock Ethel Wall Olinda Glaser Pearl Medcalf Phyllis McAdoo Edith Dickey Susan Barnhart Coda Lawler Lulu Henderson Eleanor Taylor Louise Rafferty Azzie Asprey Willie Defani Mabel McLaughlin Edith Randall John Oliver fMasc0tJ Emily Wilburn Mary Kochtitzky Grace Shelby Lucile Balm Andrew Dorris - President Treasurer Secretary Kos Dorris Edwin Kiehne Clyde Phillips Ralph Ranney Clark Smith Burton Tacke .James Taylor Henry VVhite John Burford James Miller Pinkney Miller John Pott Edmund VVeber Jackson Callicotte William Campbell James Ranney Melvin Englehardt Alford Brucher Maple Joyce Jason Maze Adolph Schoen Albert Stites Orville Tearney PAGE ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHT Q1 Al QQ Q I W L Q3 4 rr , K -xg !l, X SA NGRC Urj llllzatlon. HOUSQ hold Flrls Club Alma Popp - Esther Bailey 1 J lf' FICE RS - - - - - - - President - Vice-PreSidenL Clara Erley - - - Secretary Adelia Weis Treasurer MEMBERS Miss Lilly Brucher Mary Ulrich Frances .Johnson Hilda Neumeyer Clara Sanders Coda Lowler Ruby Chapman Miss Myra Amsdeu Mrs. Hawkins PAGE UNE HUNDRICD AND NlN1'J and we 2. nga . I t ' A ., - Q . N r its ,V K , Oct. Oct. Oct. Dec Dec. Dec. Jan. MRF. Sfxofwlose Commercial Club Representative Events of the 1920-21 Term of the Commercial Club. 8. The commercial students of the college organized a club for the purpose of uniting the commercial students of the college in a movement to strengthen the Department of Business and Commerce. 12. The Hrst social affair of the club was given in the gymnasium. All mem- bers appeared dressed backward. Even the eats were served backward. 26. In the monthly Remington contest of the typewriting department Grace Shelby writes 40 words net with 5 errors and wins the Efliciency Certificate and Card Case. 1. Mr. Douglass speaks at the first educational meeting of the club. 7-10. Agnes Erley, George Lott, Alma Meyer and Grace Shelby represent the club in the fall term Typewriting Tournament of the College Department of Bus- iness and Commerce. 15. The club presents to the County Farm a basket of Christmas gifts. 26. Three new students are initiated into the mysterious realms of the Com- mercial Club. 30. A typewriting contest, under the auspices of the club, is given in the gym- nasium, to stimulate competitive interest in typewriting in the various educa- tional schools of the city. OFFICERS OF THE CLUB President - ----- - - - Newton Settle Vice-President - - Alma Rice SGCFGULFY - Irma Rigdon Treasurer - - - George Lott Sergeant-at-Arms --------- Clark C. Smith Student-Government Council Representative - - Alma Meyers Faculty Advisor Faculty Advisor Bagby, Carl Bremermann, Alma Browning, Ella Blackman, Harold Baskin, Ruth Clippard, Clodine Cole, Essie Erley, Agnes Gockel, Cecilia - Mr. J. M. Sitze - Miss Ethel Sawyer MEMBERS OF THE CLUB Kastner, Agnes Layne, Melva Lott, George H. Morton, Hope Meyers, Alma Parker, Guy Rice, Alma Rigdon, Irma Shelby, Grace I Schaefer, Wm. B., Jr. Settle, Newton Sitze, J. M. Smith, C. Clark Sawyer, Ethel C. Statler, Fred Tacke, Burton Van Meter, Tom Heuschober, Elbert 'AGE ONE HUNDRED AND TEN SA NVIQRC 'IF if I 7E,'f1I1iZH.t1OllS ' m N' K3 Q4 swf V R Q W, f i I PAGE ONE HUNDRED AND ELEVEN -114 Ng SA Si Francois Counixj Club OFFICERS Walter Hoy - ----- - - President Roberta. Tetley - - Vice President J. Tom Miles - Secretary Treasurer MEMBERS Estella Schaefer Florence Tetley Roberta Tetley Ursula Walleii Ethel Vvall Virginia Topping 1, VValter Hoy Fern Hughes Melva. Layne J . Torn Miles Blanche Mosier Jeff D. Poston PAGE ONE HUNDRED -NND TXVELVE Lenore Baker Zena Ppmfer K G 4 V2 . I x igwfigg 0 . L - 'Nr i l K 5AQfW9R ,NK I l ip f fl F7 F .. Y i fix ' 1?2ff2?6f,yi . ..is xc is . f rf! , 1 1 l l' X X 47 PEL An honorary teachers' fraternity, the object of which is to foster and recognize high attainments in the preparation for the profession of teaching. The fraternity selects each year from the men of the upper classes the six who have achieved the highest rank in scholarship, leadership, and aptitude for teaching. HONORARY MEMBERS Prof. S. A. Kruse Dr. VV. S. Dearmont CHARTER MEMBERS William H. Lemmell Stanley Wallach Screngo Kinder Burwell FOX Benedict A. Moranville Walter J. Saupe Roscoe Harris Howard Frissell Oliver J. Seymour Oscar Hirsch Vest C. Meyers Bryan Ringo Nelson Dearmont Joe Mathews John Harty Ernest Funk Albert VVeis J. R. Moore Thomas Fulbright Oral T. Reed William Altheuser ELECTED MEMBERS A. C. Buhrmeister Peter A. Baechle T. J. Caruthers Frank Russell Hugo NVilder Herman S. Rogers Lee Hutchings George W. Howard Henry Stubblefield L. Lloyd .Bowman 'Roy E. Thornburgh M. O. Wilson Leonard Harlow Albert E. Kunzman George Opitz A. F. Morrison Paul Norvell Duke E. Abernathy Oscar K. Phillips James Goodin Alpha Phi Delta .The Alpha Phi Delta was established at the State Teachers College in June, 1917. Being purely honorary it is open only to young women of the upper classes who have proved their capacity for scholarship, leadership and craftsmanship. FACULTY ADVISOR-S. A. Kruse, A. M., Education. Katherine Bentinck Maryana Burford Grace Bloom Daisy Beeler lrene Clopton Rhoda Conrad Edith Davis G1'ace Day Dorothy England Katheryn England Edith Evans Josephine Francis Marie Friant ' Deceased. PAGE ONE HUNDR li D MEMBERS Katherine tBol1lckeJ Freschke Gladys Green 4' Parthena Q Baker J Gross Gabell Hess Mary Howard Catherine Huck Laura Kincy Ruth Knoll Gertrude Knepper Clara Krueger lVIarie Leachman Marian Newsom Rhoda Neal Eunice Miller AND THIRTEEN Naomi Pott Ethel iTaylorJ Parks Mildred iWinnJ Saupe Pearl March Meta Steiner Adah Strasger Helen Stumm Ruth Towne Lillian Thompson Gladys Ulen Laura Weirich Lucille Woodson Margaret Woodson .ur 1, 31, A. .Lk f' 4:4 'Nr ,Q ig A . I X iw! ! J yi . - L A f y ! I X, I ji SA MCDRC urga nizations Yellow Daw sw Bow-XV ows Ossenfort. Russell Edmundson Blackman Virtues- -Friendship, Fidelity and Fun. Keeper-of-the-Kennele-Mrs. H. M. Ivy. Dogs McClain Tibi Parker Brunderett H. Bunch Johns Pups Hackworth J. Bunch Miles Richmond Revelle Hodge Campbell Warner VVei1'ich Varble Statler Craft Goforth Summers Applicants Hoy Dorris Kelly Hoeh Forbes Fischer Callicotte Newcomb Frye PAGE UNE HLTNDRIGIJ ANI! FOUBTELV X.- ke :NN as 414 1 .fl K-f e ,' gf QQ I, K rx,- SAO MORE l31'g'H.!llZELf.l OH , Siudeni Self Governmenl Hilda Neumeyer Evelyn Hoke - Stella Huff - Neva Ford Ida VVei1'icl1 Lila Miller Marie Thornton Helen Moore Grace Shelby OFFICERS MEMBERS Clara Anthony Clara Erley Alma Meyer President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Katheryn England Emma Liebig Mrs. Bohlcke Inez Perrin Anna Niernlan Lois Browne Naomi Pott Maud Nienstedt Ruth Baskin Mary Whitener l l 9 PAGE ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTEEN -1rJ S' 'Nr X S 4 Q Q4 . . I X I . ' , FQ Q K' 5 .. . K l l l I Juel Mosley Stella Huff - - William Ossenfort Frank Russell - Bess Hughes - Consuelo Christoph William Schaefer Charles Stehr - Merle Miller SA AMQR6 Organization. Capaha Arrow Editor-in-Chiei - Associate - News - News News - Literary Athletic Editor Editor Editor Editor Editor Editor - Business Manager - - ----- Subscription Manager BOARD OF CONTROL Jeptha Riggs William Ossenfort Walter R. Hoy Naomi Pott R. S. Douglass A. W. Vaughan J. Arthur Dunn A. C. Magill Stella Huff H. S. Moore Harold Blackman hx 1 ' 'T PAGE ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTEEN Y 1 4 'l1-L,-xii' 4? S1 ara'- N5 SA MGRC 01-fgnnlzations U is I , Y 1 fb' c 1 x r 1 2 , K ! p K .... 'f - ' 6 :,, , ,.,.. ,.,: 4 PAGE UNIC H UNDRIGIJ AND SEVENTEEN 4 , J. 'Xf Q me 1 l v TIVQEJQ J' :El P . ' :. I KJ' 1 X 1, Rx i A SA O s ba William F.. Ossenfort Newton Settle - - Lucile Bahn - A- Florence Tawney Jason Maze - - Katheryn England - Grace Harper - - Tom Miles - - Sam Duckworth Juel Mosley - Earl McClain Evelyn Hoke Milford Hall rganizations amore Staff Editor-in-Chief Associate-Editor - - Art Editor Asst. Art Editor - Asst. Art Editor - - - Literary Editor - Asst Literary Editor - Asst. Literary Editor - - Athletic Editor - Business Manager - Advertising Manager Subscription Manager Subscription Manager SAGAMORE BOARD OF CONTROL Miss Mary Kochtitzky Miss Emily WilbuTn Mr. W. VV. Martin Mr. J. Arthur Dunn Miss Martha Shea Walter R. Hoy Juel Mosley Grace Harper Katheryn England Marie Thornton Harold Blackman Maple McDonald SA GAMORE POEM When the Sagamore of '21 is finished and our plans are laid aside, When we have iinished striving, more copy to provide, We shall rest, and faith, we shall need to, no latenights nor work to do, And the leader of all the workmen shall not set us to work anew. And we that worked shall be happy, we shall sit in an easy chairg We shall spend our time in loaiing, walk out in the open airg Nof'five pages by the first, now, that's work for one and allg We shall eat and drink in freedom, and roam about the hall. Maybe the school will praise us, and maybe the school will blame, And yet each one worked for the Sagamore, and no one worked for fame, And few for the joy of working, but each with the aim in View Of collecting the happiest moments and showing them all to you. PAGE ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTEEN - 3911 , ,,..-- SAO NQRC Org izations I Xi I' ONE HUNDRLL AVL! NIINPTI 1 N SAGAMGRC PAGE ONE HUNDRED X U E EE E E V SAO NURS Inferior l I N1 IILNII 1 I -SVU INN 'NVIX UNI ' f 'QQLJS S!-XOAMORC CRLENDRR Aug. 30.-School opens, Southeast Missourians come , . from hill and dale to seek enlightenment. S Aug. 31.-Campus explored. Howard meets Violet, , Bill, Joan, Tibi, Zorn, Jack, Consuelo, Jack, Marguer- ite, Eddie Nell XY etc. Sept. 1.-Fireworks begin. Freshies escorted to Chap- ' 4-L el and informed that attendance is absolutely forbid- -4, ,' . mlb.: in V 7, i F' gg is 'X gtg? den-elsewhere. Sept. 2.-Campusology class increases. Boys first serenade at Leming Hall. I-9' Sept. 30.-Stunt night. Leming Hall girls display great and -ei varied musical, but boys advertise marvelous results of one X , week's board at Albert Hall. . 4 , , Sept. 4.-Girls at Leming Hall play: O By Jingo once in a f' Q ly, I nn l ' 'F if X I4 1 fe 7 1 e ' lu! s n. A X 1 .. M x 'B X 7' ix :gs X S. .4 J 'Y X 'Y 'P 'P swf. 5 while. Z' ' , Sept. 5.-First Sunday-Students go to church-. . . Sept. 6.+Labor Day-Students must observe as a day of la- bor. Tibi cuts football practice. Sept. 7.-First symptoms of home sickness appear-Home Sweet Home must not be played. Sept 8.-Rain-rain-Rain. f Sept. 9.-We are beginning to assume a pedagogical aspect. Sept. 10.-Another party-Freshies learn to two-step. Sept 11.-Students tripping the light fantastic at the Park. Sept 12.-Students attend church-of course, then enjoy strolls on the campus and the Home of the Birds. Sept 13.-Ralph: Ka.theryn, it seems that I have met you in this corridor before. Sept. 14.-First day of the Fair. Sept. 15.-More Fair and fare. Students attend every class ? ? ? Sept. 16.-Still Fair. Dr. Dearmont acts fair and excuses students in the afternoon. Sept. 17.-Fair yet. Mrs. Roberts rides the Whip and comes off reeling. Mrs. Bohlcke spends her time dancing. Sept. 18-Last day of Fair. Republican rally meeting-Senator Spencer speaks. Sept. 19.-Calamity ! ! ! Students in recuperating from the fair miss church. Sept. 20.--Classes Small-everybody sleepy. Sept. 21.--Y. W. C. A. meets. Sept. 22.-Y. W. C. A. parties-object: To impress the Hg heathen ignorant of the existance of a divine being. A Q T: f ,- Sept. 23.-Boat excursion-A sufficient number of chap- fi ,.,'. F erones could not be obtained, so no one went. iixujl-, Sept. 24.--Sorosis Picture Show party and Wiener Roast am' .A ' A ' for new girls. Sept. 25.- Girls serenade Albert Hall-some excitement, Mrs. Ivy fears boys are shell shocked. Sept 26.-Miss Kent brings Wanderers into the folds of the Presbyterian Sunday School. Sept. 27.-Nothing new-Mr. Brandt announces a meeting of the Choral Club. Sept. 28.-Cape plays St. Louis U. and hold the Billikens to 22 points. Sept. 29.-Big Sister Hike. Sept. 30.-Last September Morn. OCTOBER Friday, Oct. 1.-Sorosis initiation. Girls have rare treat. What? Street car ride. Sat., Oct. 2.-Girls serenade Albert Hall. Sun., Oct. 3.-Sunday-everything quiet as usual. Mon., Oct. 4.-Franklin D. Roosevelt speaks. Students who hear him are excused from classes. Everyone of course anxious to go. PAGE ONE HUNDRED AND TVVENTY-TNVO N '-1:1 T 5 'z .nda Tues., Oct. 5.-Library remains open at night for the benefit of those students who want to avail themselves of an opportunity not to study but to have a date on week nights. VVed., Oct. 6.-Hon. Sam A. Baker addresses student body. Men's Glee Club sings. spiration. Fri., Oct. 8.-Mr. Magill tells us in chapel of a perfectly honest way to get rich quick and to render a great service to mankind. Many interested in the plan. Hesperians hold initiation of new recruits. Sat., Oct. 9.-Rolla Miners defeat Teachers. 28 to 0. Sun., Oct. 10.-Sunday-everybody in church clothes and as- Q- sume usual religious attitude. ' Mon. Oct. 11.-Dr: Thompson talks on representation. Dra- matic Club try-out. Tues., Oct. 12.-Columbus day. ' 1Vcd. Oct. 13.-Dr. Thomas talks in chapel on the importance an f' 5 A O R 0 Q 1 it L L l e r 1 X X . il ' 5 1 Thurs., Oct. 7.-Dr. Hoover has a mania for walking. Green Freshmen furnish in- ,.. ,x ti' X X r y Q 1 2 , N ' K ex yi , L K of colleges and universities toward the advancement of the world. ' Thurs., Oct. 14.-Public speaking council makes arrangement for the year's work. ' Fri., Oct. 15.--Rev. Taylor addresses students. Sat., Oct. 16.-A few of the feeble-minded are seen studying in the Library. Sun., Oct. 17.-Another glorious day. One could be happy but for the thought of Monday's lessons unprepared. Mon., Oct. 18.-Look!! Listen!! Mr. Brandt makes an announcement!! What'???? Meeting of choral club PROMPTLY at 7:30. Tues., Oct. 19.-Methodist ladies entertain girls with chicken pie supper. Girls of course are delighted and none fail to accept invitations. VVed., Oct. 20.-Boys show real pep in chapel. Thurs., Oct. 21.-War memorial campaign progressing well. Fri., Oct. 22.-Dramatic club announces the ten new members. Sat., Oct. 23.-Leming Hall girls entertain student body. Lochinvar appears and chocolate songsters present Lyceum course. Reserves play Perryville. Score 0 to 0. Sun., Oct. 25.-Evelyn Hoke goes car riding and gets in after the lights go out! ! ! Mon., Oct. 2.5.-Sagamore Staff is elected. Tues., Oct. 26.-Students who have registered at the library at nights the greatest number of times have been announced. This of course indicates the most studious students in school. VVed., Oct. 27.-Dr. Dearmont makes interesting announcement that classes will not meet Friday on account of Teachers' Meeting. Thurs., Oct. 28.-Teachers begin to arrive for annual meeting of S. E. Mo., State o.f ,. Teachers Association. Many prominent educators of state and nation expected. Fri., Oct. 29.-Teachers Meeting in progress. P. P. Claxton speaks. Sat., Oct. 30-Team plays Shurtleff. Score, Shurtleff 14, Cape 0. Sun., Oct. 31.-The last of the teachers leave after attending meeting. Students who visited at home returning. NOVEMBER Nov. 5.-Friday, Y. W. serves chocolate and cake at party. Yum! Yum! it ff. faraw- :rhu- -.S Nov. 6.-Jefferson County Club goes on weiner roast. Bill Schaefer gets wet feet. Nov 4 One hundred per cent at churches in morning-and everybody goes to show at night. lNov 8 Rev Swift makes talk in Chapel on Red Cross. lNov 9 Tibi cleans room. Buys rug. Nov 10 Miss Wilburn talks to Leming Hall girls on tdressl. Nov 11 Pep meeting. Armistice Day. Pep parade. lNov 12 Springfield 35, Cape 0. Oh, My! ! ! Mr. Brandt ' ' 'Z ' ' In-17 tv ' '-' . ' I L'f-piggy: ' - -- . announces important meeting of Choral Club. PAGE ONE HUNDRED AND TVVENTY-THREE W will SA NURS 'at Ida Nov. 13.-Albert Hall boys press pants. Nov. 14.-Park Theatre going bankrupt. Churches crowded. Why? Nov. 15.-Bishop Johnson makes interesting talk in Chapel on experience in France. Albert Hall boys go snipe hunting. Hoeh holds sack. Nov. 16.-Training School boys organize Southeast Missouri State Teachers College Training High School Athletic Association. Nov. Nov. 1:- ment of Nov. Nov. Nov. .-Four Pups become Yellow Dawgs. Wild Indians in Chapel. .- The Feast of the Red Corn operetta given by the intermediate depart-- the Training School. S.-Dr. Spencer talks on human parasites and suggests antidotes. Are you one? 2 s .1 .-eTraining School takes the Mor out of Morley. Score 55-0. .-Everybody's room stacked. VVho fixed them up? 9 Q l ef C, 1 e 1 I' I l 'C W. A 1 . if Q LL' 4 18 , 17 X 0 r, K ,1 N 29 -7 Nov. L..-Albert Hall boys get hair cuts. Consuelo serenadesg Who-. .-Choral Club presents the Fire Prince. Great success. Four Bums paint AVQHL16. 24.-Everybody fasts for Turkey day. Nov. 23 College Nov. Nov. Nov. girls Nov. Nov. Hall Nov. el-Y 25.-Thanksgiving. Cape 62, McKendree 0. Greatest feast ever experienced at Leming Hall-they leave out last course to see the game. 26.-Dr. Thompson gives us a rotten tomato shower in Chapel, also Leming Hall suffering from the ill effects of Thanksgiving. 27.-Joan Rehm faints at Park and makes love to Bill. 28.-Bloody Eight and Sickly Seven had a free-for-all. Great scandal, Leming girls seen going to church. 29.-Prexy announces two weeks Christmas vacation-Everybody cries in Chap- -with joy. Prexy tells boys to smoke cigarettes and girls to use barn paint on their faces because it warps wood. Nov. 30.-School going to ruin-Weber seen studying in Library. V DECEMBER if Q95 llcc. 1.-Mr. Brandt announces that all students who have the Y ' K X day to participate in the Wednesday music program. Faculty K Lg, , called upon for special song, but decline to sing. Albert Hall , .g tt. . boys start the last month off by another serenade. All lang- sm -- I f -Hen, uages represented. Dec. 2.-Nothing out of the ordinary. Sagamore staff meets Dec. 3.-Albert Spalding concert. Dec.4.-Special-Woods has a date! With a bed, 7:00 p. m. :tim-giii Chapel hour. Who got in late at Dec. 5.-Albert Hall Scabs go to Illinois-They ride the Gladys. Dec. 6.-Sagamore staff makes debut in Chapel. Dec. 7.-Girls get campused for the remainder of the term -What for? Joyriding. be it .1 'El . Leming Hall? f ill K V 'gag 'U' . ' F 5 - . '. E Dec. 8.--M. Leming tells students in Chapel that he 'has ' been appointed to select the most popular young lady as Sagamore Queen-he casts encouraging glances at Amy Leming Hall while Mrs. Bohlcke attends recital. me 5 'Q Nell. Telephone busy at Dec. 9.-Stir! Excitement! Mrs. Bohlcke calls meeting of 'ftelephone operators. Students are being reminded daily that exams come before Christmas Holidays. PAGE ONE HUNDRED AND TXVENTY-FOUR f 4Qi-, l H ,-F.. Q7 N ini 'Nr q-4 SAOANGRC 'aleudar' Dcc. 10.-Edmundson discovers a mysterious animal of the carni- vorous type in suite at Albert Hall. Skat! Skat! Dec. 11.-Clios win Declamatory Contest. Bentons entertain Clios on weiner roast and dance. Fl n U ' Dec. 13.-Blue Monday-rains all day. Daddy Martin speaks in Chapel. M an Dec. 14.-Dramatic Club play Chinese Lantern. M. Leming shines. ' Dec. 15.-Carol singing. Organizations show benevolence by gifts to Provident Association. Dom. 16.-Much cramming. Girls packing to catch Hrst train. D ,c. 17.--Exams end at noon-grand rush to catch trains-street car system for thehfirst time proves inadequate to the situation, a special baggage man needed on eac one. H Leming Hall in danger of being set on fire by candles. l Clic c . I X 14 H of ll ip. if H xiii be ' 41qXF J,, ' Dec. 12.-Beautiful Sunday-everybody takes a streetcar ride. . '!.EEf.I'e, is . La I f' p . - U- . a p- t 1 5 I w 1- x K l 1 Dm-. 18.-Last ones depart for home, State Penitentiary on the Hill vacant. He to her: How can I stand to be away from you for two long weeks? Doc. 19 to Jan. 2.-Ain't it a G-G-G-RAND and G-G-G-LORIOUS F-F-F-EELING ! ! ' JANUARY Jan. 2.-First students begin to arrive-those in a hurry to get back. Mrs. Ivy and Bohlcke sleep well at night. Mrs. Jan. 3.-Registration day ! ! ? ? S S z-Z-Z What are you talking? B-r-r Where you? Z-Z-Z- Where shall I find Z-Z-Zt? Romances broken into by Christmas vacation are now developing rapidly. Jan. 4.-Half hour classes. Half day off. Several new faces now begin to loom up around the campus. Cases already. Jan. 5.-First chapel experiences of the term. Moze announces benefit picture show HTG for t-he Sagamore. ' Jan. 6.-The WHITE fsheetb HUSSARS serenade Lem- ing Hall. The night watchman joins in on the grand 0 finale. Girls become unmanageable when the HUZZARS 4:4 put on the BUTTERFLY DANCE. , n -fe K K Jan. 7.-Miss Laughlin gives a barnyard tcrowsb sere- X14 4 5 nade in Chapel. College hop,-Prof. Kruse and Miss ', Q ff f Sawyer feature with the 'fdoubie shuffle. 4 W si X.. LVL, :ye Jan. 8.-Webster-Benton debate. McClain and Mayfield ' pr F tWebsterJ vs. Englehardt and Jackson tBentonJ. Web- C J.. ' ' sters win 5-0. Jan. 9.-Students again fill their pews at church. Jan. 10.--Dr. Dearmont talks about experiences in Jeiferson City, where he has spent a sleepless week. Jan. 11.-Students write home- Please send me some more money. Mr. Brandt announces first meeting of Choral Club-further announcements to appear later. Jan. 12.-We all sing Three Blind Mice in Chapel. See How They Run, Tra La, La, La, Bang. I ! ! ! Jun. 13.-Boys' Glee Club sings at benefit picture show given at the Park Theatre for the Sagamore. First show of the year. Pep meeting. Jan. 14.-Daddy Martin speaks in Chapel. We beat Carbondale 36-8. Jan. 15.-We beat 'em againf24-21. Coasting still in order. Jan. 16.-Look! Listen! John Burford seen at Leming Hall. Jan. 17.-Prof Riggs gives interesting talk about Joyce Kilmer. PAGE ONE HUNDRED AND TYVENTY-FIVE uf L. .1 ,L -xg' SACA RE al da Jan. 18.-Group pictures taken for the Sagamore. Marcella Craft gives concert. CANDLES RARE AS GEMS. Evelyn 'R ' Hoke crawls under bathroom door to rescue one. Mrs. .. Bohlcke and Merle Miller look on. . xmas..- ' !H!K - - Jan. 19.-Grades given out. Thank goodness, I've past ex- ,gr j3.1- aminations whether l've passed or not. One of the smartest boys in school owes the school three hours. Miss Towne plays 1 f-' V in Chapel. Q u. W N, tg l I V 1 -W K e.. ' 5 11,1 1 1 illl. .4 trials . an. Zorn . an. . an. Bill . an. J an. Jam. 28. ss -1.1 Jan. 2.0.-Training School sells pies. Kiddies make beautiful announcements. .-Public Speaking Council in Chapel. Mr. Russel Dearmont tells of his oratory in years gone by. .-Clio-Sorosis debate. Naomi Pott and Evelyn Hoke tSorosisJ vs. Marian d Eilzabeth Halley tClioJ. Sorosis win 4-1. :..' .- Say, Shorty, you and Holly are too little to be going with each Ether. Sich .-Rev. LeSage mills in Chapel on Right Thinking. Choral Club practice-- aefer truly a STAR? ? . an. 2. .-Junior Tea. Juniors display their etiquette. .. .-Training School sings Old Missouri. Second attempt to snow. f' Q 4 Qi C en r I 9' I N, 1 f 1 I Ng jg. E rl Q Q 3. 5 f I J D A Q Lb 1 01 1 at f I JJ xx an , Q ' is w I at lf K I 5 1 P6 27.-Sophomore Class plans for tea. College High 26, Marston 14. -L. R. Johnson speaks on The Puritans Who Remained in England. Varsity takes boat for Carbondale. Jan. 29. -Sagamore Staff hard at it. Marquette party at Columbus Hall. Mr. Vaeth wins Hrst prize in peanut game, Jan. 30.-Sunday J. Burford once more seen boarding and lodging at Leming Hall. Jan. 31.-Rev. Lehmann talks. 1-5-6 hour classes meet. Y, W. entertained by Ad- visory Board at home of Miss Edna VVilson. A FEBRUARY l Fc-b. 1.-First division of Sophomore Tea. Mrs. Dr. Spencer is present. Feb. 2.-Ground Hog Day--Did he see his shadow? Sorosis and Clio have a Kid partyfDr. Dearmont and Frank Rus- wg' .gf ,..-. sell hook the eats-Frank squeals on Wash. 25,1 '-lfiii 3 ,I -.'V- Feb. 3.-Musical Recital-some sing-some play-some . 'A i f---'if f ff if squeal-and some show wonderful endurance. ' T .M .gp 55 4. ,' Feb. 4.-Rev. Orear delivers a fine talk on the Margins of .gQ l .' Life. We beat Festus A. C. by a margin of 39 to 14. - MARCH . ',,,'E -. ' Mar. 1.-First day of March. Marquette meeting. Mar. 2.-Orchestra gives program in Chapel. Class fight. third hour. We have a hot time the Mar. 4.-Y. W. C. A. Peanut Party. All the nuts go. Mar. 7.-Boys' Glee Club and Miss Mattie Grant leave for tour of five Southeast Mis- souri towns. Bill Schaefer goes to the train to see the boys t?J off. 8.-Springfield plays basketball here. Score: Cape 403 Springfield 20. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Ma-r. Mar. Cape Apr. cert Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. 10 16 18 21 25 , 11, 12.-Basketball Tournament. .-Clios entertain Sorosis with a barn dance. .-Training School Carnival. .-Webster-Bentong Clio-Hesperian debates. .-Inter-Collegiate Oratorical Contest. Helen Moore represents and wins for . Helen and Eddie t?J receive congratulations from Mr. Vaughan. APRIL 1.--April Fool's Day. Mr. Douglass fools the student body, especially Hoy. Con- in auditorium in the evening. . 16.-Senior Reception. 17.-Baccalaureate Sermon. 18. -Oliver Contest. 20.-Alumni Banquet. Contests for Regent's and Faculty medals. 21.-Class Day. Senior Play. 22 .-Commencement Day. 23.-Students leave for HOME. We bequeath our seats in Chapel, our places on the campus and our place in the lower corridor to the new students. PAGE ONE-HUNDRED AND TNVENTY SIX S!-XGAQVICDIYC lv XM Y c f QM, iw eg, ' sfxofwloaei 1 4 J if 4 i I Y X O' 0 X Q 5Wr K Q X WY We use the Best Fruits and Syrups Be sure and pay us a visit The most popular place in town . A 5 f . , jugmkm ,fQ. sx. W Corner Broadway and Pacific Street Cape Girardeau, Missouri PAGE ONE HUNDRED AND TYVENTY-EIGHT ,, 3 0 N irl, 4 4 V2 .I xi 0 A ss? .5 O-- Aw Yi X lwk.. 'Ne w N I v X SAOAMORC When You Think of Banks, Think of Firsi Naiionai Firsin T H E FIRST Oldest and largest National Bank in Southeast Missouri. N mio N A L p Government protection for your money. BANK Was established 1891-thirty years ago-during which time it has served the public faithfully. The best service possible is none too good for Southeast Missouri and the people OF CAPE GIRARDEAU. Cape Shoe Repair Shop J. S. COLE, Proprietor. 512 Broadway. Cape Girardeau, Mo. We work up to a standard-not down to a price. Men's sewed soles a specialty. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. JOHNSTON HOTEL AND DRY CLEANING co. JESS L. JOHNSTON, Proprietor FURNACE-HEATED ROOMS. 24-26 N. Main Street. Phone 1257 Cape Girardeau, Mo. HFKTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS COMBINING Style, Quality and Workmanship at 3 Mrs. BOOYXQ S PRICES REASONABLE. O 9 PAGE ONE HUNIJREIJ ANU TXVENTY NINE f' 4 I R A .A xl Q . fl fN w2J'2 I at I Q3 Q be 5:4 T! l l COL. fkn SAOANOIYC The Best Soft Wheat Flours Sold In Cape Girardeau and Southeast Missouri are made in NU-WAY flour rnills. Take advantage of the first opportu- nity and go through our factory to see Where the mills are built. The NU-WAY brands sold in this territory are CAPE QUEEN thigh patentl, ORIENT Cstraight gradej, and BRITE-LITE Cselflrisingl. Give tliese Southeast Missouri products u trial. Cape Miii Manufacturing Co. CAPE GIRARDEAU, MO. OSTERLOWS Book Stores 123 MAIN STREET 801 BROADWAY Cape Girardeau - - Missouri HECHT'S 107 MAIN ST. 107 MAIN ST. WEARING APPAREL FOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN Visit Our Marinello Beauty Shop Wm. Samuels 18-20-22 MAIN STREET. CLOTHING - SHOES MILLINERY See us before you buy. Cape Girardeau - - Missouri '09 PAGE ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY O N 191 4 l 4 we ts? i tl- it l , T we 'N' Y lv K SAOANQRG E. J. DEAL, Presislent S,-XlXI'L M. 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THIS Is one place Where you can find a full 'and up-to-date line of Dress Fabrics of all kinds with the trimmings to match. WRITE US FOR SAMPLES. ALL PACKAGES DELIVERED. ' O PAGE UNE HUNDRED AND THIRTY-THREE 7.1. i nd SAG MORE Who Climbs The Grammar'-Tree Dnshndlxj Knows Parhclple Grows f 4 . Q igfk ig l L3 K Wie.-Q NOW and verb and K . . ,, --DPX-jdeh Those of you who have climbed the grammar-tree may also be interested in learning where money grows. It is estimated that one cent deposited in a bank at four per cent compound interest during Julius Caesar's time would be worth untold millions today. The man or woman who learned to save when young is never in want. ' Begin saving now for old age. Sfurdlvoni Bank W. H. STUBBLEFIELDJR., J. F. LILLY, President Cashier O 9 PAGE ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY FOUR 'TW SAG Moms Q k tur want 2 ii Bank 3, I iw Q x H K Established 1866 Active Officers and Employees Come in and be- come acquainted with these offi- cers and em- ployees. They strive to be courteous and emcient and are anxious at all times to serve you. The Bank of Real Service 0 O PAGE ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY-FIVE ' ' Q4 L W in I C all W ll 1 Lx' , x H SAGNVIQIY Is There o School Vlctrolo in Your High School? There ought to be, for there's nothing more refreshing and stimulating to the mind, nothing more refining and elevating in its influence than good music. The Vic- trola provides the best in music. And the Victrola shown here was designed partic- ularly for school use. It is included in the 1920 list of school supplies for the New York City public schools. What We Hear in Music. Hundreds of high schools, col- leges, universities and normal schools use this text book on the appreciation of music. Excellent also for individual study, for music clubs and for conservatories. The Victrola Book of the Opera. The story, condensed and interest- ingly told, of practically every opera that has stood the test of time. Profusely illustrated with scenes from the operas and with photographs of operatic stars. T. E. CLARK c Music Compamj CAPE GIRARDEAU, MO. - 1 if -f ff: il l7: r 1f ,f . gg ' fn -l .,li:iV'11' 1 'U' 'X ik ll , F ll ll e522 'l 'Q 1. ,li ! '1Ujl1L'4A ' 'hee-use lvl . -FQ .f . .- JI JI' . lime. margin VL gg Victor Records The world's best music interpreted by the world's foremost musical artists. i.il ' Q PAGE ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY SIX K- SAO MORE O Soulloeasl llfllssourfs Grealesl Clothing and Shoe Slove X-XT Y COQ e p 453 fffb eoir o 'GIRARDU-ll FOR MEN, WOMEN HND CHILDREN NUSSBRU Nl Coinservallon Slores GROCERIES CASH AND CARRY 631 BROADWAY 633 GOOD HOPE STREET CAPE CIRARDEAU, Mo. College Shoe Repair Shop And College Cleaning and Press- ing Shop. R. L. DENNIS, Proprietor. Work called for and delivered. Phone 1148. 71S Broadway Cape Girardeau, Mo. The Good Reading Service Station More than merely a place to buy per- nlicals. Actually a genuine service fo very class of readers. A service stat' t ppl, mental energy fOr rehll y th' k t k. A Poor Richard a li l g ' l eth a thinking Th l l ' l more th' k n T ' ' th' k'1g p ' S b p.,1 th hl 2 ding. C ll t C d P l E 5 St t a cl 1 t l ' help Q t p ' d l th t ll ve you pleasure and profit th gaziues that lit your personal tast l natural interests. SCHRADER'S Q 9 I'-Xt ln ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY-SEVEN l? il L- 4 'lr 1rJ R N, Rf 453 . f N ' ' Q Wi Q I , - x , Tw K- tl SAO MORE O New Curtains for Old at A Cos'fTl1a'f,s Slight Those curtains, so dark and grimy with winter's dust and soot, will look dainty once more if you will have them washed our improved way and Hnished onpour wonderful curtain dryer, which stretches our cur- tains evenly without the use of pins or hooks, with every edge square and true, each dainty point in place. The cost is so very little. Certainly it will not pay you to fool with your curtains at home, to risk tearing and stretching them, only to Hnd after all your bother they will not hang right. Send them to us today. We'll have them back in just a little while, ready for use. Phone us, our driver will call. DANGER LUREKS IN DIRTY CARPETS. Hand scrubbing of rugs and carpets must go. It is imperfect and too costly, superficial and without sanitary effect. It must give way to the newer, better method- of the HAMILTON BEACH CARPET WASHER, which the NEW RIGDON LAUNDRY has installed. NEW RIGDON LFKUNDRY PHONE 577. J. A. RIGDON, Proprietor. Kodaks Photographic Supplies PHIL C. HAMAN DRUGGIST 609 Broadway The NYAL QUALITY STORE A full line of high-class toilet goods and perfumes. Let this be your shopping place. MILLER-ROTH and FOESTE TGROCERS- TWOSTORES- Stationery Fountain Pens KASSEUS STUDIOS PHOTOGRAPHS At studio or at your home. Graflex camera for home portraits and high- speed work. Circuit camera for groups and landscapes. Copying, en- larging, framing, kodak finishing. Downtown Store: Cor. Spanish and Independence Sts. Telephone 907. Broadway Store: 901 Broadway Telephone 1188. We go anywhere, anytime. TEL. 574. 16 MAIN STREET O PAGE ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY-EIGHT A N 151 I .5 Q Q A D Q if I-EX aw A I I I X SAOAIVIORC Peter Hauptmavm Tobacco Co. St. Louis, Mo. CIGARS TOBACCOS CIGARETTES PIPES and CANDIES CLIO HESPERIAN SOROSIS PINS F. H. KASSEL JEWELER 625 Broadway-Cape Girardeau, Mo. Where Gems and Gold Are Fairly Sold. PARK THEATRE THE HOME OF FIRST NATIONAL ATTRACTIONS. Where Pictures Are Properly Presented. DOYLE sz STRAIN Managers. Vavmcieven Merc. Co. Dealers in General Merchandise Corner Broadway and Pacific Streets Phone 426. Cape Girardeau, Mo. One Pair Trousers Free With suit of our selected list of pure- wool suitings, at 2525.00 upwards. Hose Supporters, Underwear, Sweat- ers, Collars, Socks, Ties, Handker- chiefs, Umbrellas, Mufflers, Shirts, Hats and Caps. C. E. KAGE'S CLOTHES SHOP No. 419 BROADWAY. UsE ELECTRIC Light - Heat - Power MISSOURI PUBLIC UTILITIES OO. SOUTHEAST MISSOURI. O O PAGE ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY-NINE 3 . E+ A A.. , 7 4 f 'ii 5' fi is 4 Q il N. J: J I 115 v- 3w li I CDL. SAG MGRC Photographs of the HIGHEST QUALITY Schraderys Studio 427 BROADWAY. Official Photographer for Sagamore. 1921 THANKS We wish to tharilc the advertis- ers iri this year's Sagamore For their generous support. THE STAFF. AN INSTITUTION DEVOTED SOLELY T0 THE CARE OF THE EYES. CAPE OPTICAL CO. No. 108 MAIN STREET. GIFTS THAT LAST HASSLINGER'S JEWELRY SHOP. Special repairing on small watches 203 BROADWAY. Fivmexfs Drug Store Spalding Athletic Goods Garden Court Toilet Articles 709 BROADVVAY. PHONE 437 SAFETY FIRST WELCOME, STUDENTS. VVe Want your banking business. Cape Exchange Bank 517 BROADWAY. WM. B. SCHAEFER, President. PAGE ONE HUNDRED AND FORTH This Annual I rinted by the MISSOURIAN Printing 85 Stationery Co. CAPE GIRARDEAU, Mo. iiifififi fi? D' n 'X' 4 i 4 . Q 1 - -I 381'-'QEJQ W A EQ Q W H 4 5 we i 1, K SAG M0186 INDEX Dedications - The CoHege Foreword - - Board of Regents Facuhy - - In Memoriam - library - Seniors - Juniors - Sophomores Freshmen - - Preparatory Classes Athletics - - Kodaks - Organizations Saganuue Queen Calendar - - Advertisements - Autographs - PAGE ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY-ONE PAGE 6- 7 8-15 9 16 17- 24 25 26 27- 34 35- 42 43- 54 55- 64 65- 66 67- 81 83- 84 85-119 120 122-126 127-140 142-147 1 N A 4 I I 4 x F SAGANGRC 0 V ff ' ' ,P U MQ,,WM ,fXLM4WMx ' .J fV1AfVv'f674f xff' N I L 1- X , X 411 x f hiv' Njx-Lfpb I f 0.x!5 t 1 1 L , Nl ,213 -J 1 S lvl, f ff 1 Lflf y 1 , lax Lx f 1 Ln ,f X x 5a ,67 i A fi V - A' ll rf ,wig MCCQMIA 7gf,f -'A-CL-My X I .7 , f at 1- -. ,wx 2 1 ' f br ' I . 'Pc 9 ',tHA!4A, 1 L1 'll Jf114.x,g,, 'Nf' I A I C ff A , 1 I J DDM, f f N- fP jx N 1 Rf. , f.. .e-X A Q x an U AQ A 1 4 jx Q Wj'wfM'J7'f IT Zgsggb 'Tay' dr- Y '27 R A f fQ J wx X kbkqf 'ni k ' MJ' f QL f. 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