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Southwest Baptist University - Mozarkian Yearbook (Bolivar, MO)

 - Class of 1931

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Ex Elihfz QQLMQW ff ? x. r E . ' s LI 2 2 E 1. 5 ! r If 5 . L 15 a E E k W I N 4. H ? N A , , I- li . ,, . U N 5 2 K. i I ' 2, ' r l I f , . y I i I I 1 P 1 :Z 9 i, , 4' 4 I V if i, 41 I V 1, E 3 I ' s zu. E J F4 K Q I 'E l 'L The 1931 Mwzarkiam LOUISE WOODEORD Editor GENE ARMSTRONG Business Manager THE NINETEEN-THIRTY-ONE MOZARKIAN Edited and Publisher! by the COLLEGE SOPHOMORES OF SOUTHWEST BAPTIST COLLEGE AT BOLIVAR, MISSO,URI 9 .. .,.., H.. ' , A , ilixiv 7.15, :YYY -A-' . . y . Q17 wwf' -' . wg, . - xumif .11 , '1Qi'7X':,.lg, x f,,f5'1 f-Q-yr. ,Q V -1.4-r..i.-so ,f.Q.f-'-- '24, f ' ' -.w 1f'rr -'fi at-':' 1 - 4 L ' af x . ..4.:N,i9Jf' ,V , Q'-0. 1,1 . I-f',ii1,-if' w.,,--if 1'-59.91. 5--. ' J. 1-+ -f'-1'i-1 'e V' 1' '.,fisaF2?i 4 nidiggffar 121 'X HV. K Li. . K ..:..4 s R 1 Z -9 . Y jiri' N. . J ' A..'1'f'...:v. fr . ,,,,,g..f,Y 1 . A , 'jg-ez. .,QLic:.fL-,'p 'f.. M J: 2 sQ,x,.g' '51 Q . - , -.-j-.' '3 in V24 . . ' . wf'+f..1,J5Qw,zfzzwf-'Gr'f-A. 5 z..g.w,g ,.,,,..f.--- . 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J ,.gziv3f'1r,fy:'X+QfI'ffs i -'e-ffiijgq 51555ff?,g25ffEfsf.1QN3.jil .4fjift15iTw31. 45. ggQiQK7gQ,E ?,5,,,,r3,,v,7A,e:,1jj,.:5.:A-q.t',,..k.5c 1 A .ct 1 ., iw-25.-'fi'-.-4f'p !a's,x1 ' '- 19,21 ww' fri? -'ix-cf-f',fL..rf.uvL 1 1:-w-'1'?9 f - 15.1 5 ' ',,wE,- 'jvfl ' fm - .M - , W , -Q x if Rl-L' h w , ' -'f:..wd',:'-'.- 1 . 1 '27 7'ev,i . - x'Q'G'2'f7'2,i'f 'E 'flfaig ,, fr wp' ,Mg V , Mr- .: fm' Va, Q'- :3?z?Mm,axNs?2.'4i4aJ:4'i .f.'3fW.f'y..w:' -Eb: M,-:KF-5 .- 1.3: Foreword To present to you the huoyant spirit of modern youth as found in our college, and to eonjizre zip in future tiines ineinories of happy hours, fasci- nating activities, and proud ZIC!9tC UC'llZC'lIfS, is the aiin of this hook. I f, when your College days are only a vnernory, you should look lingeringly thru the pages of this hook and reineinher with fond- ness the happy days of 1930-'31, if its pages should call to your vnind past desires, ideals, hopes, and aspirations, our aint in preparing this hook shall have heen realized . For hooks are more than hooks, they are the life, The very heart and care of days now past, The reason why vnen lived, and worked, and died, The essence and quintessenee of their lives. DedicatiOn TO PROFESSOR JOHN SCHUYLER WEAVER Whose intellect, honesty, scholarship, and Christian character have inspired us tO the highest ideals of service, learning, and gentilityg whose kindly humor has given us a more cheerful Outlook on life, and whose teaching has revealed to us that there is a royal road to learning -even in Latin and Greekg the Mozarkian of I93I is respectfully dedicated. Contents Book One SCHOOL Book Two ACTIVITIES Book Three ATHLETICS Book Four HUMOR ,Ql?'w'w1 46 Tk,gS'? 1 'ilk ffm -NQQNY 4? 'frat - s V - . . f , , 4 , 'Zig j t ??. 'gg' 15 - f- K AK- 45 '- sigh 4-ff iii! K-fgkzkf .lrirgsgxij I H I 9 1 511 L fx' R Iii N C 7 .,:t..- f we ik Cub . N, M..-J. -. ffl. fpx, . -M Administration Building K, The scenes which follow here are sacred scenes Sacred to all that they in youth inspiredg il Beneath these elms, within these ivied walls ,ff Has sprung to life in many the desire ' For better things, for knowledge and for strength, A For happiness in the pursuit of truth f V Graven deep in a thousand hearts are these K The glorious spirit of Missouri's youthf' gi 9 -McCullough. 6, Changeless in beauty, rose hues on her cheeks Old Walls, old trees, old memories all around, Bend her unfading youth their charm antique, ll And fill with mystic light her holy ground. -Oliver Wendell H olmes. Em 52' ga P 5 . ll Page Seven . 1 ,- ,--. 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X32 NN... x,f' kip, Ng.-u sl. , ,J H, .xgi ETF ff MFI:-.GW Oh Fifi' Page N i nc X N I V 1 I r Tv km 6 P A 'E 5. P-' Q' 59:5 Q15 P. 1' Elsa if '3 Q7 fx X X 4 xg-. fx ci 695 E 6 EQ 5 'w 5 'T Q QV. 65' A-fig 5 , E24 EQ 5 .I 'Rf :E in 4' 3 i' E Q49 D , X? . Q fi' 1 Page Ten -. X G 'if JK, 'M 'ries iff' F-'N 'WT' AN' 5 Air- .V ,.., M , YE, .5 '97 Fig ff Fix ,lol e 'H' X. 4 w i -' f ff f 1 H ST?-ff--' f'5,f'7 41' 'N Ai?-.fmf '5'-A ' l---1 no f Xxlw 1' war. ,535 u,m,, '92, ,gr sk-J l I l li l -7 l, X lU,f. AR lxlfx N If-,ig iam 1 A45 51557 Q, YQ, ..-14? mb ak 13.MJf -fs, Q4--b is km ,ff Thomas Memorial l-lzaill Home is the resort Of love, of joy, of peace, and plenty, Where, Supporting and supported, polished friends And dear relations mingle into bliss. -Thompson. 1 il Q3 4?- L fl 'll EH JV is V ai 45 X2 ll lb Sw? W I L lv ill , X C lf MRS. MARY THOMAS Q New Mazfron iff' ffl X H Q7 lx: 1 XY sl Qgjfif' ff f 'men omffj' 41of'f,m+h in 95:5 Il' 4 .Q-G . ..': Vin . .LY Xie., 7,32-ffl, ..ff'11igb-, Nsgiyxi, Q5 KTQLH -9 'CZ Page Eleven L. t '17, , ,,,.,, ., 4. W fa, K V X Q, l V ff f X , 1 5 J f y if I I .5 -'N--, -.-e , , .f tw fi-Q. ,. Qu mf Y-5 ,i - 1' Q' - . is It-'4 ' , , Y E .,,, f, .K s x ...X M - -.., if ,, I . 'J . 1, ,,X X 'J,,,t. X. sA:1,jg.. 4 '-:arf-e1.Q 4 s s. .sr ,xg-s Carter Cwwpezrautive Hwme 0- ff .sys J' .Af -. S, fj N .V ii? 555, 1 U 'fl fl WJ .X wa tl 1 , I . 4, 6 '53 iii? W5 t 63,9 Wa gi? Q py xy 'TX ft 2 wig' fx ! fi VX it X fix i 'Ny ? Att tm wi ff-f,4fw few Home seems a state, not place A state of happinessf, .f t Q , , , NA , N. qv -tq px --- .H .ff if QSQ ff , ,. ' if 'J X -27 X' swf PM vi- Q, QY?XYl., Xiu fx X L QR X Page Twelve Rczyuzolzd. Schmml I I I 5 , I II Il I II II II I II III III r' 1, II II III III I I VI I I I I I I ,. ,I I l, I II :I I ,I I ,I I I I II I I I I ,. I I I I I I I I I I I I I , I I If I 'If I I I I I ,. V5 QQ .gr f.:..,y .43 2-. .-94' '-QS. -ar ua -'NN .-- .- ,f+- f-r-ee f- .-., --.Y ..-.-.. ,.-.. ,,... ,,... . , . Aw -.33 A , . Y. 1 , . 1, 0:4-' 1. S .-. ,gf 4. 5, 3 -. - V 13 ,N-if 'kg E419 Qi-i .JF 4-f3,5'QKJ .3754 QM- -A C 5 3 l l l l 'fl V3 l JN l 5,7 f, I x lx lkvl .1 x L5 hath L.V!:l-gtafgx-5 Lxiflj-qmshkf 4NKf5?lbx j Board of Trustees E. H. NEUHART MRS. C. E. ELLISTON F. L. STUFFLEBAM WILLA HIGGINBOTHAM IRVING L. BUSH, Clinton GEORGE W. OSBORN, Fair F. L. STUEELEBAM, Bolivar R. K. RICHTER, Bolivar Z. W. HUTCHESON, Bolivar GEORGE H. MILLER, Sleeper OFFICERS Presirlenzf ViC8-P1'6Sifl'61Zf - Secretary T1'66lSZL1'6V TERM EXPIRES I93I L. H. TURNER, Springfield Play REV. J. F. SHERMAN, Walnut Grove TERM EXPIRES 1 93 2 E. H. NEUHART, Bolivar MRS. C. E. ELLISTON, Bolivar TERM EXPIRES 1 933 MRS. W. W. LAWTON, Osceola REV. W. A. FITE, Neosho fx , i ,' v Ie .45 .4 EW. Qi x Q5 A iw? YA S in , A: .RTK , 4: n A r, W5 532,93 . 'E ' F i ry? ,225 lo l .iv '1 l V F' U V. X ,vaj- IN i, , ,' V' Eli l- l V X l N r , .if ',, ,1'.z-.. X .f X. f . ,-.A ,mf ... ...X Ju' ,.. ' , N... -,R 3 NJN' .. x. ,. ...Xl I. i Page Fiffevlz Q1 ffm fa '1Aff5 -Cfflii , i at aw 2 ' i G i J x x ,, I l fi' l X gif., ,Y ' - -' 1- ' A s k F' 'f ,::' Mvfg -if, ,af , ,Lf '.,...-,, -. Al f 1' fx . fu W ,Cf ri aa , 73 sa if We if l WSQ. 5 w 1' 'rrp x K' me . gl lil' Q A li, fi x 'XX ah X l lifil JSL5 I tl , , li: -1 L. ,si 5 ll 'ff gp? . pg i U - RM :J ' -el:-,. A ., , F, ,rl X up iff scpjfp C ,Eggs-,f ,ffg Nl 'Jw if X The Presidentls Message ind will As you peruse the pages of this book, your m be filled with memories of SOUTHXVEST BAPTIST COLLEGE. I hope these memories will grow more priceless as the years go by. As you call back to memoryls pathway the pleasant associations, the classroom work, the amusing episodes, the testing trials, and the inspiring messages which made up your College life, may they cause you to think higher thoughts and actuate you to nobler deeds. . This,MoZARKIAN should help you to catch again the Spirit of Southwest. Every student has felt that pulsat- ing, throbbing spirit that invigorates and inspires. May even its memory give new hope and new courage. Thus will this splendid book render its service and thus will Southwest Baptist College be glorified. COURTS REDPORD, Prmdvfzf. 1 uf N -.-:ff Jfxliv N ,gyfyf V ,V --jx-QV. Page Sixzfeeu . -XE LT, -. - fi :T . , w Kc:-X, 56 Aivifg 'X il, ,ij A N, -1 ff - X 3, fxyf M' - N-'if P--'Y Y-f'iffx:'1,-N-fx uw-11 COURTS REDFORD, A.B., A.M., M.R.E. 63 WL. px, :N N, X-'xx' .sy ,,,,s-N . 1, l '- f xg! fX47w 'fx-gn K, 1' P ! ww x. W, 'xx :A?:QfV .gh Q ffixfv 5 Q WZQ' di' ,m l 1 E- X' Vx O1 Qu, ,fr Q 51 i XX ,Y :UA W JN N Y I . .AY ,V Prcfsizfcfnf Sozzfbzuvsf Bapiisf College fm- x X KA , lb ly K- 1 .3 ve 'N , . 'ww W HY U, an V X . m- ' . X - ' Us Page SC'lf'CIIf4'L'll f-f-X 3' 'ig , ' W H. -:' W-QIIET' ,.'A'- fl! 'Q 1'1 V K F- 4 ,L ,..,, , 1 - N x zggfylyjl-jc? f'J:4.5 Aff B ,. A!,': ',!,,f.:x k, - -A gy, THE H9 31 -W ff1M ' U fl ff M N PpY..','Ffm34YN,AfQQR,.,A,.aL.21 -' A- Q QQ N- gf '- 'XE 9 5 Q '5 9 6 lv SW -Q JOHN CALVIN PIKE, M.S., B.PE. it Dean - TB, ff ,, 4 J ' Q M Q,f,, NM EJ '57 iff Eff? Aw ff5WQt'kN ' 1 f ' x I' ' X , -- -w' Page Eighteen 1 D5 -JF' 1 Ci 9.ffRKQKf?59QQfK,'2i31,f 'I'EHH+95E1 MOZNRKIAN J. S. WEAVER, A.B., A.M. Classic Lczngzmges and Philosophy - x ., . .W .,.. WW, ,EN Ex.EW..WA .N . . A- m .Xxx- M X X 5 -ax: As-:-. ' Eg, .x... A . . .. .Q2.M,A.gxEIax...u ..., S JOSEF F. NELSON, A.B., A.M., M0fI,61'7Z Lcmgzmges if Q1 E fm -9 6' G- E Q1 .N Q 65' , E fs x Eff J U JN 01 OHQYQW X QQ J. E. Hum, B.s. ED., AM. MRS. J. E. Hum, B.s. ED., A.1ifI-EA My Mzzzfbematics English gy, 5 2 V by 1' W gs V 5 Q Page N iueteelz f .-.,.-- fx.- .1-7'-- Y K i ' 4 , . V: w ,- X1 f Age' R,-H A T 1 1 TxsUf,fNFRlX iw gff4E,3iQQia,,,s6l,UERfR..69 1 L. , lgfx ii? MRS. I-IATTIE E. OVERSTREET Ti Lib , RUTH NEIGHBOR I 'l'Cl1'll171 . Sf'l'Vf'flIl Y fn Pl'l'.YlK?Il'lIf ii -9 0 R -S9 -Q O -.5 I 9 T 53, G '25 9 EW E G CHESTER R. ALEXANDER, B.S., M,S, QM, I D. CLINTON XVEST, B.S., M.A. 133255651 5016117 Biological Sc'iw1c'c' tactic Correa 7 A,,,A ,QVL W - all ' ff -'Of ' f 40' x vu 1,1 fn, fu ,L- V ' ' Q'4fQ,yf yawn , wfwff .ffm fy , E fl T X T 6 WGN ' W T. R M f f f'!7fE4'ff.1-ff! c H- WW L f - EQ .REQ f T T ,, Page Twmy pow 'zuhff ,fJdflc'ff6.1: ef E, Cc 4' E ui-T-I' I -- 4 tl J, R- 4 4,4 IL, i ,W p .1 L , .A.,. ' 'Q 4 4' , fr, y, K' C, 6, wk W, fx, IH 19,1 MQLAMIAN Elm, if-,NR ijilkiigg 8112.-, 3h66'm.!lWw14. SIDNEY A RICHMOND A B A M 4 Zion-41' Hzs1fo1 37 and Blble 7 'W bl! C-'kv P45 1 G9 Q? x, Q M W Ef 1 Qs A if V 53 XJ 'T Y? f din K 1 P 5 WS? fi of f 1 J Y. 1,1 ,ua x Page Tweufy one ' ,J X X . .1 J Fw J- e' J f. I , f J- ,-... .R - , .J , . . . . M lf 1w.ff ' '4'fQf4 'Wifh 'n7H ' p 11.347 E5 In 'Q' I XIV!! -'X H W, 5 Y VJ ULQ5., 5.1 f'01':-., Likx. I ' ?fiK V'1. v- is Vsqqtbfqf . A ,kg -. L, ,L ,A lj, ' U 1 X, N ' 7 zb, ' J fl ...J 5 J, 7 J . f 'A - V , 4 A .. tjtkg 9.1 V . U. iw- Vs--v 'x , WILLA HIGGINBOTHAM M. J. ISENHOXVER B2z1'sc11' BIlSil7C'SS Manager 6 J. A. BUCHHOLZ 4, f. . . , VIOZHZ and O7'ChCSfl'd Dll'UCf0l' .gy S? af ge 1 Q .K Q, 45 . ig 5, Page Twenty-two . GJ: MRS. J. A. BUCHHOLZ W Piano D6lJd1'f77Z6l7lf xnxx W' We 241.411 - A ff 1 M K l l l gl il . !:fK-?f THE 1951 TMOZARK-IAN Alumni LAURENCE W. CLELAND, P1'eside111f The grandeur of the mountain thrills the soul of him who loves the beautiful. F the loft elevation flow many small streams to beautify and refresh the sur- rom y rounding country. So stands Southwest Baptist College as a majestic mountain peak, the handiwork of God Himself, sending forth its many streams of human life to purify and enrich the nation in which we live. It is hardly possible to go anywhere in Missouri or nearby states without finding men and women who are former graduates of this beloved institution. They are en- gaged in business, in the professions, in the ministry, and in many other walks of life. Many of the graduates of recent years are attending institutions of higher learning in order to receive advanced preparation for the work to which they have been called. Every loyalf alumnus possesses a growing appreciation for Southwest Baptist Col- S, lege. It is inspired by personal benefits received and by the high type of service that is being rendered to the youth of this section of our country. This appreciation should 5751 be expressed by loyalty to our Alma Mater. There should be nofdearer friends of the school than those of us who are graduates. The present success and future welfare of the college is largely in our hands, and by our moralsupport, believing that it is an in- p dispensable asset to the business, professional and religious life of our nation, by our 5, financial support, thereby proving the sincerity of our love, and by our prayers in its behalf and for its success, we can help to make Southwest Baptist College a continued y S blessing to young men and women of future days whose lives will be influenced by her high ideals and principles of Christian living. LAURENCE W. CLELAND. Ei Lil ,K gy i 51 at Page Twenty-three WF ,J Qiklfa f4',?fil, ga Q25 Wi 'QL a?'L' 'Ria'-T-' '5.sfiTTT5Tw 1 yi 1 ei 'I' in 1 5' is af. , f , i W CCPT5, . - 66' Q55 i,fl':5? ,,.,,ffiX3J ails' X l ' - ' THE CORONATJION OP THE QUEEN Excitement and anxiety reigned in the corridors of Muirheid Hall on the evening of December 12, I93O. The students of Southwest Baptist College had assembled to choose and to crown their Mozarkian -Queen. All were loyal to the school, for it was one of the most outstanding occasions of the year, and all knew that the contest was close. The three candidates, Miss Grace Jewell Potter, Miss Lois Hutcheson, and Miss Rhea Landreth awaited the reports, as did all who were present, as the polls did not close until eight o'clock. As the sale of Mozarkians increased the number of votes, the totals became more and more obscure and increasing enthusiasm was displayed. At the stroke of eight, Charles Drake announced that the last vote had been cast. The report of the committee bro-ught joy to all, for Miss Grace Jewell Potter had been elected as our Mo- zarkian Queen. Though we feel that we could not have made a better choice, we have equal love and respect for the other two candidates, and sincerely hope that Tiffin Teters will find some use for his twelve Mozarkians which came so near placing Miss Lois Hutcheson in the lead. Grace Jewell is one whom we all love, not only the members of the sophomore class but everyone who knows her. Her charm, her modesty, her beauty, well deserve the high honor given her. Grace Jewell is a leader among her classmates and holds a creditable scholastic record. A signal for the ceremony which followed was given in the form of a march played by Miss Louise England, as the procession moved down the stairs and into the gymna- sium at the end of the hall. Two pages, Miss Marjorie Carpenter and Mr. Floyd Miller, led this march. Next in line came our beloved President and Dean, Dr. Redford and Dean Pike, followed by the three couples: Grace Jewell Potter and Gene Armstrong, Lois Hutcheson and Willis Thurman, and Rhea Landreth and Tiffin Teters. Gene Armstrong had been chosen by the student body as Prince Charming and Wil is Thurman and Tiffin Teters,.the second and third 1T1OSt popular boys in sghool. it fi A ' A .prayer offered by Dr. Redfo-rd as he stood at the base of the throne added to tae fi? impressiveness of the scene. Dean Pike brought a brief message in his gracious man- FV .A ner, emphasizing the purity of true womanhood and upholding the fine qualities of tae W5 girls on this campus, especially the one whom we had chosen as our queen. J ff . ms, Gene expressed, in behalf of the student body, the admiration for Grace Jewell, Q E, and very gracefullyhplaced a crown upon her head. Grace Jewell's modest remarks fi expressed her appreciation for the honor bestowed upon her. 19 Each one present drank to the glory of our queen. This was recognized as one of the happiest social events of the year. Q, S if Vg l ky, - N fs 3 A c. Nl' g . i ii ' fTTTiTPu4'-7fHX,.'f'iT'T:7:L.s Q ,5f -.LF 13,-'x--X .-,A-x.-,L Page T1uc11iy-fam-V ' 7 X ff ' 'ix , f A - 5 ,Q nfwi. ,, , f A A Ii: VX pxyf W, -'TB -N I ,.. , ff' V , , , ,X v ,, 1 X , fy, LMP A f -X A XA ,f 1, 1- xy, x Q4--, .,. ,,-A 1 1 W Cwllllege Smph me Y X , , v E - ' me N A 5 E am . 5:91 E? if- K I-'f 'X' 3 L 4 . cj' ' 3 M 'WE-fig? .-Aillll! unnibi' 'Sl'-Ill M- I Ee qw!! X . X 1- NJQ K A I M TN, 1,-xy d,A W, A T-3 ,xy ,M ,4 xwx V 'lx 'Q Page T7UCllfj7-jq'L'6 ,Q Q K1 xy' Q, ,,, -X, J .XX X 1 ,nl A 21 Fw iy Q, , 5 Ax fk' x fi V Wi ,LVN f 1' QR X Q ,f I X 1 X' 39 56.2 wb X 1 s X Q X I! ,rl ' 1 F aff 1 I I 1 i I 1 i HE pr 1 My J I x .Xe .M-. 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AN KR. q Q1 MQIARAWAN ,af - E, ' no J, S.,--N - p.-r. ,jf ,l':.,-a.,. . , ,,-.,A, .,., 'F f GENE ARNISTRONG Willow Springs Science Business Mgr. Mozarkiang Glee Clubg Cliorusg Male Quartette. ' CLETIS BAKER Springfield Mnsic Matlietropeang Mozarkian Staffg Piano Grad- uate. N . ELLA BROCK Stella Edncafion Y. NV. A.g Matlietropean 9. 'lZfZ1i7'e. li GLENN BROUOHTON Bolivar Science ,S Athenian. ' .1 xg :fi A rspfpi' HELEN A. CHRISTIAN Stanberry E X . Christian Eclncafion ' YB A N 131-1 Xl A' Y. W. A.g Matlietropeang Glee Clubg R .' . B. S. U. Councilg Volunteer Bandg Chorus. Vail, A f g x . A SSX PAUL CUNNINGHAM Fair Play Q . fm Matbemczzfics -'XX Q .X A W . Jw ' CHARLES VILES DRAKE Bolivar T-Q55 Science f J Mozarkian Staff, -XX? WT' R CARL DURBIN Santa Paula, Cal. J xi Theology ,B Ministerial Conferenceg Atlmeniang Glee Clubg 7 B. S. U. Council. 1 ' A . RUTE1 EATON Neosho I ' Science if , ff - W. A. V Q C' EA S L 'AICIE XGLOVER Halfway Q.. . 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RODGERS Peculiar E17 glisb Ministerial Conferenceg Volunteer Bandg Philomatheang Glee Clubg Chorus. f I 1 J' I-,js-,lj , f I ' - , . ., ' i V WU jfzxuufj WW ,Y ,Li ,ff in 'f- ha. , T if fbaff 7 O 'L 'f' if, frQx.' f'J4'-Lx . uv, ' ,' A ' 731 X K I , 7 H I -L. if-f ',x 4.vN w2 ,VQQ X 'vw pt, .-,X . T i n -x ' f 1 ' . s I ' , W Jtfvofffg, 'j,fA!L!V el 6 , ,. Ti 1,4 Q9 lVlART PATTON Mt. Vernon N K' ' VV EIIIICYIHOII , N Basketballg Pliilomatlicang Mozarkian Staff. I if all ' , Lf 5 CHARLES IKAYNIOND SCOVILLE Bolivar SCBfl'lIC't' ORLIN B. STEXVART Bolivar Physical Effzzmfiofz Basketballg Mozarkian Staff. A . VI NVAVONNA TAYLOR Golden City ' .lf Erfzzcaflon Y. NV. A.g Matlictropcan. if.-N, A '11 J. E. TURNAGE Bolivar ' Theology 5,4 J' Ministerial Conference. JU-,Dj ' Wi LL' '- , mga EPC or FLORENCE XIEHQVIANN Hartville T UD- J, W' X- n 'llfjyf 1 A English ' xjk i W J Y. A4 Maupin. A lff i J C J -4- 94'-,rw MW. 'JWQUGRACB M. XWEST , , T 'Lehman Q i,,i,3g?1f'i ' A, X I 1, I ii 'ff li I fy ,TN tl r ,fl ,N 14,6 nJbf,,iq,.J J. A Vi,.,qL' , I 'R -, - +f'f r' Ezlzzcaflon f ' ri ,J Qi , x X, ' Y: XV. lA.g MarlictropcangGli:CiCli1bg1.CliorLfsg ',MO'1fnrkixn Staff. ii fi i ' X y , I N J, '7lfLAf 4 , fa LLGUISE YXWOOBFORD Huniansville ,, f ' L iE11gl15b, 4, 1 f A.g Matlictropeang Glee Clubg Cliorusg -Editor-in-chief Mozarlcialn. 1 . ,xii 1 I , , ,L,.1,- x M a ' , WILLIAM H. CALDWELL Bolivar EKIZLCHHOIY Atlicniang Chorus. RUTH HAH'WAIiD St. LOuiS Erlzzcafion 'Uifl gf J l .I4 N I INA AJ- U' - fy' , . VJ' if All 1925 Ml T, is L is T 3 1 lil! ls 7 , x A Rav if VP, il Ni W li , . X R1 -. lr. ,,,,v,- ,-fa, Q., X, ,rox , Y. .. A ,. QA1. ff '11 , , fix ,5wfmg, ,y Q99 0501 NQMO 35,5 x X x kr, 'W xl., , .1 -QVM ,J-.V 5, .nf ,Q , Page Twenty-nilze Y, i 1 , . Hrs' ' cf .., , f' F L T ,ff f if THE .lgijl MOZfUFlHilAlRl K, 4 1, ' , -. ' RUEUS R. CROZIER - JESSIE EATON - - CHESTER HOLLY .fx .- M HNVILLIAM JEFFERIES - .f ' 5'iXFI3tED LENTZ - EDITH FOSTER HELEN PURDY - - Adrian Clinton Doe Run Cape Girardeau Long Lane Lowry City Golden City HALLIE SEA - - Bolivar ROBERT C. WALDRON - Bolivar SUFHOMORFS We are the Sophomores of thirty-one, Lords of the Halls are we. Nothing at all have we left undone, Freshmen before us flee. Beneath us was trampled the Freshie's flag, by While our flag flew brave and high. rig At the end of the fight theirs was still a rag While Ours soared toward the sky. We are the Sophomores of thirty-One, f Masters of science and art. Q Nothing behind have we failed to learn, B With it now we must sadly depart. 5 I Farewell, Southwest of our yesterday, 9 Farewell to our teachers so dear- ll We have all that you dropped by the classroom way. wx C So you have no need for us here. 3 -LUTHER L. RODGERS. il lg V 55 la fi fs T5 F5Kf.fKfiCH,iX.Qff2e3fQfi..i-3sf.5,E2'fsaQ?2isZ,, Page Tbirzfy THE I'9f,l MQQZARKIAN is College Freshm , Rf , X f ,, f K ,J 5 f , 1 f ,Of , f ,. 1 I r l l,.1V 1 , f f ,- . A . -.lfg , 1 i ,,.f vi f'3XAA.5y fcflw- ,far- .L- 17 P H Q Lil Q? .1 ,. 0 . 6' Q -0 6? f- Q! if 5- N ,Qi 1 f v C7 Q1 ....-f- - 2 jx ... 'i 'U Q! 61x 1941 M el L 1 Page Thirty-one 1 wr, 1 l 1 L ,N 1 1 1 A1 X 1 , P ,. 11 l 1 x W X K W I or 1 -1 .-.1 S JBC luf lil vf , ' 1 x 111 f , 1 1 1 ll! QM W fl, ill , ll 1 N to 1 lf 1 l li A 1 1 U fl. 1 ' l B V71 P in B fn , v Y 1 , I 1 Xa AAUHQ ,!A,,,,,,,,,,i , - . .,.. U,,,,.--.... , Y ir, I I ll 'pl iv! ,ff 1 l lvl . lf ,, ,'-Q 1 flf' ,' 11 . 1' A' li J ' ' ' Sq N le ,f- lf ' Sr gmx H x F AX.. ,W ,' o N S or 1 .-1 -Q 1, ' N V as B A 2 '1 I , Q 3 12 - 'I .5 ' WN QW 1 ', Us .N 6 4.4V Si, ff - x , . S 5 ' , ' 1 S, ' vs.. 342, bxl D VV ' B1 . X- S A B T ' 9 r X , 6 Q- , S 'S mn .1 ' ai 'iifffli N WILLIS THURMAN, Pres. Neoslio .- ,N 4. I. ULF f 1' ,exif i 7 inf J 11 1. 1 X ffl' x rx 1 iw, .' A 1 ,l D 4 lb X 141 ll' l lla' fl i V, ,fl- f 2' ,Q 11,1 :iv ff x2 .11 Vl 61' X .' 'J E . I X xi, Rf. KY? ir 1 lg' Al' fy' . , , l 1 J E f 1 , 1 VJ' ,111 'f lf- S 7,1- ,f,1L Pa X 6 l .J i 1 1 1 Though morlcfsf, 011 bis brow lillflllbl, bas 1u1'if1'c11, gf'11fl01111111. CHAS. C. RUSSELL, Vice Pres. Bolivar Hc' bas gllfllflf fycigbfx ibn! fbi' fuculfy Zmx 1101. M BJARGARET OLDHANI, Svc: Bolivar SiIC'IIL'l' ix 1L'iXl10lII1I 11111 xilrllf ffnrn. I HENR1' TIIJFIN TETERS, Twas. Bolivar C1111 KIVXIH' zvifb rlllfllllt' Klblolff 1111yffJi11g. gifyjijfwmz Wm. l 1, ff' 1 rf' ',- X. . 1 -- 1. A ,L N ,.., ,, x . ge Thirty-zfwo f' f JI I .JIM TZDWL fyY'l-41 , 1 'f:, 11,1 1 ,4 -X1 1, GAA, ,Z-s 1 204, Ml? Cliff QI ufiff l Y J 'l 1 'E I ll ' ...v l' 5 S l P fl? VL l if I Zi A :gi I 'g. f L C T 1 Alia? . ' Q I. ? F il 5. f. E: lc ', 2. ,, 1 ' n if M 'Q 5 r E. ,ip fbi-4-tf4 4-,Qian-l Mhhwdwn , . Jaw aia,,.AW.. wAWA,MM TM' an-I '11,-,Jfca-4.. 1,u2Jf1l-vw aww of W. WW. Jiff' MO, TM We An, ' , M '9i'K2l??5ff9 ZW QC CMC 'MX THE 1 IVIOYARIZIAN i, Md, QR, I r I l T r T M3MfA3QXQw C . 95 .. A Zi' ' A A , . MW. M 5, W. ,-.mem M., ZMJU4- '-0 ' 01U ' Aff ' -' 04' w4fGA-E' A Czx I fyvub Wo1'k for him l 5 a sort 0 attractio M. ll ,. ,. TW M- g ww, ?D0HN D AR 0 D Mlm C ll fl . v 02-f mofiw - . X. I fQA A- fwinf X Study he does for his own satisfactiolzg uv if I C. E. BITTLE St. Louis A stmlent from force of habit. . . x4? X may f 5 I I ET N10 Q,oLD x 7 ,lllil I 1 1 l T n I l 1 f r l . X MARY ELIZABETH BOREN Cassv1lle gf A f , , K An. icleal teacher to he. K 5 .7 X I I Y V 13. -991 4041 WILMA BOYER Bolwar 1'4 fe L ', . L .ir I V A 'fd 3.53, Ab ff- f Always smiling, loagpy. and gay. I A y H' 3 .W I i. ..,,.,. .-A-.f Q 021. A I-'s-27 - I Zi-ghd! ,zyviwf-Nq,, . '..1Q::x ,'., mv- uf by 'lv A an Ulf' Ar, L9 '1 ' ' ' KJ I Lv, Q? IR' C HERMAN BRAITHWAIT . . Bohvar jf .0 . 'A-' he ,,f,...i,,..,,,fK ,, -..-yfafff 1 ..,,, g.,y.-Lsff' -' We can zievqgf have too mitch of a goofl w:,Z,3J,,'fg, :AH thing. ' 7 :V 4' - QCQIQJ' ' fl lf A ' 4214 Q H' E V 453, 42,151 ' Mi... ',+' ff , fli .,' .Y .Hi MARY LOUISE BROWNING Appleton City A face railiant with the light of truth cheers everylvoaly. MRS. ELMER RAY Dunnegan This fair 11iaia'a11 has them all heat. She has heconie a hliishing hriclc. 'IMARJORIE CARPENTER Sedalia I ought to have 'my own way aml whatls more I will. MARTHA ALTCE CALVERT Florence, Ala. My irlea of Pararlise is-nothing but rest. LYNN CLARK Anderson Wloy shoulcl I stmly aml make myself crazed? E ' R, s ,xi 1 .AW RJ- V, -.f .y, .1 , . . V ,JY Jfpj.. C., H I ij, Y,,,I.,,-,..,, .C if . v-- --fs Q I .4. ea Q ll 2 3. 3 C Q ,uf R. W.. IAA- . 1 A A, 1. .,,, ..,f' Nh' 'V N li N -:.p.v-., 'A' 'fa Q A I W, fl TQ ,N K-.11 9- . vi I M A 1, ' ' 3 nf' ., ' 2f3,J-2 lip,--2 .wus - r I I FJ ., MQ, 1734-14-'Q -, -5,1 VS 'l A I O ' ' fy ' Qw C I7-1 WT ll f Q ', Lf ! h , J --M - 1 , Y 4 X K na' -n . 4,6122 , K fl , Q1 . l U N Tv' 3, k 'K5'lT--vw '-'ff--B ,L lf' K- ' NJ'-'Tn' 'N- llh , 5M fl .I Y 'V 'T-r I 0 X -l Q I ,J . . . ML -f' rf' ,f X.,-,,,e'.x4f,,,f-li. ,Z.L,- 'L, UZJVQ, 6 '..,f'f,.f'll .1 ,fl--' w ',- ' . JJ 'feff-Y fi: ,Ly l 'S' f J 'A' 5 W k 'L ' U l WEYWQEYWQEVWQEV WV ,Jn J Mx, A ., I m,f,f' , , ht pf .. Q. .9 , As. .9 , Q. .fy Q. .5 E. .T r.-w-gQQ f.'o - -I , , V ! .jf S Lf- - lg, - . j,AfI.J1,,.4,.. A A Page Thirty-three . , A N 41k Qxij ,wan V I fy., N I rf f ' '- 'fx' 'fT 'K' . 4 W, - or ,f . 9-.,,L.. ,T ,xl ,f ,1 Vt N ,-, -1- 4 ,W ,,,f Q. X if '1 E V ,V X E V ,Q 4 , A.- 1 . 1pfZf'f'LQ2 ' V V Q H ,QV p . - J F ' f iz-' Liv ff' WW QZZEL - Lf LWQQU EQ -9 6 Q Q4 .XX X, A .. , 17' L sf W, Lg a If iii yi. ,N RVN, iikii,iif.li I, f A 7 BERT DANI.l2H: A Slicldon Arlalnlwf In rural fifw. BEULAH MAE DAi1,iaY Lccton fftlll lzlmlz likr' lln' wlliug inn, MOSSO1,.IiNIE DAVIS Bolivar Mmfruxl-y ix tl j1':l'f'f. Q. ' ff Q. 1 1 f Q ELLEN DOBSON Belton . .,. I in A x,!'l'l'l' lirwxnnj t!fI.:lI.Q frm' ifuly. ,S A 1 Q Q Y 'K 'Q , -5' -1 1 Til-IONIAS I'IARRlfl.SON Douc,i.As Bolivar Ni'1'i'1' ilfmvll fin' f1,f i'i'11 il fwu u1Ff111!i'f fillr. NAQMI N HEl,liN DoL'Ti-ii'1 i' Ritchey Wi' fuflg fm' kl1UIl!1'1f.Ql' lm! fmli' fri lilki' lln' f!'U1l!7lt' io gvf il. MABEL XV. DOXY'DEN Raymorc Cub I'l'lJ0I'1Lf'V of flu' l9i'uxXui,w1z1 flimg El't'II in' ffm! xfiiii al lfmuzii' fim. .,'. B Wi V' 1 . ku' ,Ali 1 Ju ..-.1 .4 X . 3 CLARA VILES DIIAKE Bolivar 8' I Hvr guoff mzlurz' ffm! gomf ilixjmxilimz lllcllltff G I Illtlllj' friwm'x, Q 9 6 JOSEPH M. DRAKE Bolivar Q Tllillflillxlf ix buf 1111 iiffa' 1l'tISft' of limp. -A J A WM. LORIQAIN DUNDAS XVindsor 4 ,f A 11101110171rStIllIS0l1. idx fx f 5 ff!! A 5 K iy-:f k1 l 'VXJLMY I? .gf I A9 . f X Marx x fix f nw , f' ,cf 'V NDT: f'i V. M. ws.. 1 -,V ,' V Y GMM ,f if AM ff-xv' Lf c H, ugf A 1 . A , 'J A 1 , A ff 4 . AA fwwMMViLQ-iw ,M,i f 4 W-JQCCEX ' FN -A iii .97 3 'ff' -' J 1 . A , Q ri G,qN 45 mi ,fs-lf ,-1 x . 1 A f--,i . 1 , AJZ-.,T,.k,,6Z,.y E k A EU Page Tbirty-four ,AljfL.,,L .M Q K I .-fl, K, A.. , 3 ' ff ,lui V Wig , . ' 'Q .4 Q al5K.f69l'.lf,K,K,KyC 'l'H'3 1931 MOZARKUAN' Xygxilkffiili ERLING MUIRHEID DUNGY Goodman Q As for me, all that I know, is that I know nothing. PAUL J. EATON Neoslio Our college hnnzorf' fx l 'J'll ,' ' is Q ,, Rx dj, L , U cow olidawfsl Jw-QJ 'qf.Mf.i' . ll 'yi f 4-- . . . . . --.os Qi- fi'.i,jfeEi.J-Qi..EQ+1fJJ !'V'4'9l 'XUkf5'J'fS'r1's3 f . ' uf ii Ng, .Nfl of -f-MAJ E'e J I ji I . 1,--. fMARY LOUISE ENGLAND Neosho A , - f ,ffl A kinfl 0 a irl that is harrl fo nfl- , D y 8 . -, A 'V ff J, E l'SU'I1SibIe, popnlar, anrl goozl-looking. ESTES Mountain Grove knows what's in my vnincl. FLORENCE Nobody . 1-1 , ESTHER E. GERBER Holton, Kans. QLMQCL4 l..-L-ffC,4'1,.g.,, I I .X . , I 1, , I . I never langh 'ltllfll I see something fnnny. Q' g T A-E as CM s 'j 'vi A R- 4d'f'L- I 3111.2 f.,f.,..,., l 'L '5 f1 -d-4f-1.,,w4,37iJf AJyLQfCf,iL.v,',i,'!,1C VVXN J ..-T-.:,.f,f5fLf. W' I I LAWRENCE GRISHAM West Plains A , 5 . 'When the1'e's nofhing else to rlo nights, I . - .my -M' V 'PMN' I. 'uf-V'-fi K-LA--1 1 sinrly. J. R. HALBROOK Bolivar An ialeal eonzpanion. BERTHA HILLHOUSE Stoutland What she wills, she does. MILFORD HOOD Hutton Valley And certainly he was a good fellowfoften . - ff J- 1, szleneerl-bn! never eonwneefl. ,le on ff '. w' 'X 4 rl v . - . r f ' ' f f I ff' ,, I , F' ,L ,- I W 'gf' . ,Lf -4,-.1 Y, .4 - ' , - ,. I - 5 .1 4, M. 1 9, 'fi' ,f,v,f'v.-J LUCILLE HORNER ' i I Cassville Perpetual motion. f I ,fy fjlf' ' .id S I 1 y Y, -rf, .J fb 6+ ,, ,n Q Q 'x I Q is lo A 0 l I C' 1 f -1 A 3199 Q ol ' A - C l ' .il 13 I I .av i ic will ' liiilfv A A. Q lx rg, ll!! I J, sl 'UYYATFP' wow E' 4Ow' af. M, in H -' L I 5' Page Thhjfy-jqve r x . I . . I , 5 1' i . J A YN -S ,A V Ab mix JT v xx ,dx N-A I- V Q X Q 2 J '-LLL. -. L1 Clyw 4 ,Ili f- FJ ' ' -, 'nfl LL, hifi, 'L af -N Vgwmx A A J ' 'II Ha II in f I1 M11 v!iHiilfN lfkufi-I J if '54, 1 W I 1 f' MM. 'L f' 'J 'fx' 1 E Wav H f i L J -J WMU f7Uaef,fMf A MM W yew BBQ -2 A L 'S 6 . Q 5 2 A J Q S -3 6 QQ oi -9 46 fi ii Egg N . N BR' Lois AI,l3I2lKTA I-IU'rc1Hi2soN Bolivar J gg - fr - l'vtl.Yl7iUII nlmlwl of ffm' r'lu.x.i. VKVPIXMKWLQV wi fi Q if f 1. if f i - J? JANE JACKSQN Bolivar 'y 5 cf L 5,3 AEkffnll,y,bm1rl 1Vi!l1 HIIIIIIY friwiili. . . ' MX N 1 i yn.. I 'N ', ' ' ?. ' 'ii'-ff- A ,-, I ,, Q ., - -2 L -' ARTI-IUIK JUMP Goodscm W'fn'l1 fn' XftllIrl.Y on frii tliglljlj' il Il nf1f1.'4ti. ' QYX' ' . -.q V HELEN KELl-1EX' Bolivar 3 . -, ..-.. , . , , Sflftlklllg yr1n'i'i1ll-y, vfnzi grflwiwlll-y ilriulklziy. Y. if V x -1' r 9 I 2' Zz F . w X ww Q . ' 'ln-l J in y g vi I :r Q J MARGARET IQELLIZY Brown's Springs x-.i,f,'p 1 ,A Piffllfl' .vlrozzxm alll iuzlu rirfr, J W lDllft'X iqrlfrgrv, rlllll 1,111 nllixfiiwf. Q lk ' Q, EILEEN L. KERR Seymour f Dial zmlbing in jmrliuzfur fm! .liil il zwfl. rr fifrwfr M ELTA BELLE KINDER Bolivar V iw Sf7l'f'lJZI ix xifzw' 1111! xflrfln' ix golilru. 'V A off? . '- -. RALPH E. MANESS Sednlig J ' Obsz'1'1'r my mm' of 1I1rl!llIl'l' imil nmfrlv if if Qf:fL5k' , I you ran. JOHN W. MCREX'NOLDS Bolivar Illf!'HitQt'1lCl' and t'OIll'ft'X-J' vozzzlzizzvif. LoU1sE NIIEKLEY Billingg My fl70IIg!Jf.Y and fomllrvf fm' my own. 'Page Thirty-six XM? N-49136,-, ,z ,f if fax!! 71 f 'X 1,4 Z 'A ff: -4,7 '5 , F 4. 44, , sh, fi.4Jwg i' 1 .J 4' . if j Y I , A AJ .I ,,.. 1 l 1 1- f . A V , -, J I .I I' Q g 1 .1 4 'V rg?-'Vx F f' I , EUNICE M. NASH A ll Fordlarrd Miss Nash from Fordlaurl goes with a Willis, rifles in a Plymouth, and they call her Little Austin. NOBLE M. NEIL Aldrich As fine a lafl as can he fozmfl Throughout our entire school-grozmcl. DONALD LEE NICHOLS Southwest City NEUC7' USFS f'lU0 'IUOVFIS 1l!bU7Z 0170 flo. fl GEORGE OSBORN, JR. Fair Play . vf g 'v Q A by , ,,y2'h2,',,f'l I crave goozl stories or none. g A,.f- ' I J v F . rf, v J J L, f W1 . f 4' 6 f A ,I I. ff f if .limfirp ,,!1.v,i-4fQf,'!,j Jifvl .KJI ri Jay' M gh l A fl iff f-f 1 rf- I- 1--1 4 1. I iff,-I fi 1-A gl ,-5.4. .5441 . 4 f ve, -Meri LELA PARg6NS l fs. Craie 4, X1 L- . f I I AK A A K..,.L ,U fax x , iff -fa,.. A- 1.1 'V sq.. She's as meek as she is mild. fl 4 'l - ' X-. , 5 , H A , , J . w., W, Q ,1 6,1 .'l..w. ff' '- L fi ini?-'F 21 K?,'f17'K -J ji., - ff fi-Xxf, WX if 72 Q. ' ',Lf, rVIVIAN POI ER? ff' r 4 Newburg I JE- E? . ' . W fx ' -' . ,, wig f -g - il ' '.'i,,lfhere'f7'e two szrles to every q1zefs't1011-my L - X' X Q . siale and the wrong sirle. ' Hi X . 5- w I2 'P' K 6,2 1 5- LQS.. 1 E- ' 'J lxglgxb J. W. PREWITT Walker 5 X' Q g X A self-made man who aflores his maker. t . jx 4... K WILLIAM L. RIGSBY Mt. Vernon A So eute is he amz' yet so fair, The girls admire him for his hair. VIRGINIA SCHOOLEY Bolivar Little people have big 'll1il7l1'S. FERN LORENE SI-IARPE ' Buffalo Quiet, yes, but still waters run deep. rxsif il! A I v 6' Q 8 V 6 . Q vs v 6' Q I A gl f if yu 'x .gf fl x A V A ,filly al' 'MQ 9'-:I Page Thirty-seven iv . ,sf . 1 -X .: , T lf MQ iff' ri '?xaH31ii' 'V li X1 VH' 11 '91 1 N114 1 451 1, ,V 1 W L ,11T3m-. M9111 I 1 1 if ,. , -J ' . 'U . , H 1, ' 1 1 ' 'b 1' Q ' X ELSIE PVr'rs Bollvnf mn X was am im Hur only flllllf is ffm! xln' Inn 1111 f1111llx. . 1 I . ' BEECHER S1-IRUM XWINCISUI' , , X H1' fimlx ll ZLVIIDY 111' 11111k1'x 11111'-11f1!f1 Dix I IIl'!l. ,, 1 ' 4431 A V k! '11 Wx ' N61 .iff LENA JOYCE SHIPLEY Rzmymore I, S1'l1l11111 11j1j11'111'x 111 l111f1Ii1'. 'W' LOWELL J. SILVARA Wfcbb City f 1 1 4 f1 'M I N A 1i111'1'f11l xl111f1'11I-1'111'1'f11l 11111 111 o1'1'1'1lo il. .47 11' P- P, ,, MQW-E K ! !,K I Y I sy ' 1 1 I try M ' 4 FRANK STINE Peculiar ' , ' A H ifi I x111'1'f5' :lu lon' 111-Y l1'111'f11'1'x Ilflfll 1,111 K 6 f 1 1111xi1111.v 11110111 my 4q1'111l1'x. 1 1, 3 ' ELLEN STURMILR Joplm A L I:l't'Xb17ll'll'S 1111il1o1'i1'y ill Ifmqfixfw. I !V , ,'t V! .K ,xl i ' A I 5 I ' S Wifi . 2 KATHERINE XVEBB Freclerlckrown ,J X . A G A flovk x1'1'z'1's fo 1101111 Ollf lln' l111111'x, 1111! fllis gi' 11111k1'x '11v forqvl lf11l111 X ' 1 1 - - . . A - . A A ,E 'ff Q A 'Lf jggfcw 1? 5 -' Zifwlfqffwwb 554, 2 PAUL EBER, JR. x Jefferson City fy f '92 This Illflyi ll z1'11lfci11g 1li1'ii011111'y, VEVAXLVQJ I A 1311! bi.: i1l1'11.v tLl't'Il'f all fi1'fia11a1'x' 1 I, fy 1' x ' 'fi Q, ' l X 1' V 1 ' - X1 Q 9131154 lxqfofu, gf Q5 . U gf X, 172-iv T , T! AQ f - f1 ffwty' fc luv 1 fx , f 2, .LE .2 'mf' LX L. 2 A J 1 BELLE XWILLIAMS Seymour The only 1L'lI.Y fo Z7tll'l' ll f.l'it'll1f is 111 111' 0116. S N EDNA B. WOOD X 1 R. X Ni.X3 A X 1 X .. - lx A NOV? -ll I book niffllllv IHA' UIIJ' 11A1'1111x 111113 1111. 1111 f , iq f K 1'011111f g0Qlllif,1ltll'IIf.i1-'Xe T. X XX ' , 5 1- Q - , . ' 5 Q ' . , J U ' , xi 17 11 W fx XA X N L' ' LC E V 1 - , mm, E N -' . ,xi NX f-'N 5 5 ' ,. K VVW O 4'1f121Nff ' ' qfffwf' '1'bafifWfim 1 may . ' L- X LJL RQQQE, X , 1 XIX rx x Page TfJi1'iy-eigfgf X . R N Q 3 0742, ff--242., gf! Q. A. THE lliglgl IWOZARKIAN LUCY BUGG Elllington Pa' like fo sfzmly buf these boys are so i11- feresting. CLARENE DANIELS I Nc-:Osho Never boifaers as io what may come nexfg We never see ber angry or iuexea', LEWIS MCCULLEY Never gets up in fbe air,' baslaefball. ,Pljff Xl L, ,f Y M J 1,1 L 90' ' 5f,.a,..r-1 ,Z ,- f H 52 .4 f A if - .-A 'lv' L, A i It U W 1 if . J. MIKHALCHUK A preacher bold was be 1 Who came from across the A J IJ' ' I A if DEWEY BARBER 4 Bolivar except affer a Bolivar SUII. L v I , , IQ .X 1 o JN EX: ix . SX' we A 1 3. E :K X . O N E x ii. . S It N X A l r rg Holland B' Q ' I , -fr. f r f I A . - , , l 9, ,A , 4 PAUL BROCK Stella , C1 gi, . TRUCY BROWN Appleton City .. .'iR'OGER L. BYLER JameStovvn ' '2 A .' A A 1 I -o'i if L' TRUMAN DINWIDDIE Bolivar f- ' , lf ii A ,Omar af ' fi ' I 1- I I. ' Q' T If VIRGINIA GILBREATH Jaspeq I F., , 'T , I I X 6 y - ,. V as -1 f j . ' ' l I ,'- 'MARJORIE GRAVES - Everton ' l 9 42' 11 A' ' at JOE JONES - - Evertoii S in ' if 1 i J W fi fi ' Q . I ' ry 'f f . V' 'PAYE LANDERS Spokane L ' , I y . v Q I j, ' - it FRANK M. MILLER - Kansas City A ' . I 5 DX ,I , - - ' ' . ai ' N, . , l ' LLOYD S. PLATT - Bolivar , I A X' 9 ' ' . a A . I J y CARL PURSLEY Bolivar B ' I ig K if VIRGIL RIPPEE I-Iartville S . ,-A 5 X 4 8 . , O ' m S A 4' LESLIE E. SANDERS Webb City f if 3 'n S ll ' . D , ' MAEIE SANDERS - Webb City ' 6' . A , f GLADYS SIMS Seymour Q ARLO SPARKS Bolivar in l . 5 QAVIRGINIA STEWART Aldrich 0 f ' ' ARLINE ANTOINE - Doe Run 6, MRS. JESSIE LEE SI-IOTWELL - Ellington Q, ELIZABETH WOODARD - - Bolivar R 1 gel: N GE,OR'GE DAVIS - - Cf Onaga, Kansas pl . I f ,. I , Vt' ,A ' S , fill Qpjw ELMO will-ESTFALL l. - --- - Halfwayr Q I fill, f ' VJ- YJ 4' .I nf' Jil' xfft' rj t !.,,,SVff ' ' lc! r ' ' N-gf f I XNJJ J Q rf- W nf ,ty f 'L I V, l G y 93, I J 4 AMS vga K ! A vm. Ii ,A '12 . y 4 AY V Ji' y. U ,U ,cg-tif' A J l ' X25 il' 'll' K 4 T 'Q 'R X fly 'Il in Q Luv A li. ' A f My real ' fl I Fr 'I li-'Y fb ' 11 ' f- z 3 ' I V5 M ,M ll ,'. iv ' J - 5'-FLT TWD 'S f -Or ' ' OS If-f FT , rx S, A I ,XM .Alf .T-?SIyi1?Qf9R , ,. fl f' ' A l wr' ' 5 ' fl' ju J my I V y , - J K .j gf, L m'!y',i'J y MPL' D I Page Tbzrty-nme I, 1 rg., I 1 l ' 1 I , 2 4 ,I- , 3 I J x I ,bl ff I J va ' , M F I, 'tis Ag, ,, f wlffira S I l , . 1 . I , 1 il ll if WF ' S' 6' 'Q ' 'u're1llr4' n ur u MiltiflfYxI1E.lIi.IIAx fs: .IQZQ QW. fill 1553 . UE I a,.ta I I f H V jl j . I I 1 ,R 4 li I I I J I I 1 I , VI ll jl ll jj l l. ji ,lf lf ll fl gl H1 ,l 1. I Y fl I l .4 p il i 7 I lc I 5 5 9 I! V I I 4 V ,I A Perfect Day It is a rainy day in 1940 and my friend and I are looking at some old keepsakes and souvenirs of college days at Southwest Baptist College. I, being interested in read- ing over some old letters, was startled when she suddenly said, Wliat is this book and to whom does it belong? Dear reader, do not breathe it to a soul, it is a diary of one of my former classmates. You want to know whose diary it is? Ah! I'm afraid I cannot tell that. That is a deep dark secret. Oh! You'd like to know what is in it? Come closer then and I shall tell you of a perfect day in the life of this schoolmate. Please do not crowd. Ah! The story begins. uOn this marvelous day I was rudely awakened by the clang! clang! of a bell. I turned over to catch another wink of sleep when I felt something poking in my ribs. What! can it be? Heavens! Is there no rest for the weary? It was my roommate re- minding me of work. I-Iow dare she just as I was dreaming of-!!! Ahem! I tried not to listen to her noise but could not make a gon of it. Glancing at my watch I saw it was only 6:30. Just a half hour and I would see 'ihimw at breakfast. I hurried into my clothes and was ready and waiting when the breakfast bell finally rang. I rushed into the dining room but 'then wasnit there. Somehow I didn't enjoy my breakfast but I finished and went back to my room to prepare for classes. In Bible Professor Beasley gave us a test. I didnit do as badly as I could have. In English Mrs. Hurst said I was lazy because I didn't have my paragraph. These dear teachers, I just love them! Oh well, I walked to chapel with him,' and lessons were forgotten in those few blissful moments. In chapel Dean Pike just told us about his trip to New York and the large shoe sign he saw while there. At dinner I couldn,t eat for watching 'thimf' I wonder if he is going to ask me for a date Saturday night? cc I - u I must have slept during French class because I donit remember anything about the lesson. Who could with Mr. Nelson for a teacher? Anyway, before I knew it the class was over and I was free for the rest of the day. I slipped out and met him down 6 b town. I hope Mother Ayres doesn't find it out. But he is so sweet and lovable I canit lj Q resist the temptation. At night after study period, my roommate and I went to a bunk- . S ing. party down the hall. About Izzoo o'clock we decided we had better go to bed, j 2 which we did immediately. .I-Iorrors! Just as I was dozing off, something began to A Ilgibfxbglnilqer igae. I thppght it was a snake but it was onlyta rope being pulled by some I C an - Just lie some unworthy Sophomore to disturb the last peaceful mo- lj I9 ments of a Freshman's 'perfect day,!,' Ag 2 5 jj it IE I I '5 l ,. CPT , f xx f X' il RKXQFQKEXMIXN Page Forty I I ri 1 I 1 Z!! Dai? .534 v Q. f il '1' ,, ,A , ,F ff iff? f 2'f'? QW , THE 193i MoLA1uuAN .QA 'x Y IR Q. f 3 t lik? fi g. X 1 -. Academy 4. 61110135 I 1 Seen-'Q - iyejif' fi X K S 335 ,ox Q- N V 62 Q N 9 6 Q4 5 Q7 6 Q N 'nl 6, Q? 6' Page Forty-one I I vi' I f I A if l I I A ' C 1 I I 1' 15 -M 'C' T5 ,fp--ffil 11' 'Ng ,. , ' I H 'T-, ,gjm VN, 5' I ' f 515. efliiif fL5?4b,niXiZQ Tpxk. . HBH ir l 1' 3 l Milli, JW ll' l ' Hu. 'I of ,VA AIA... -., 1 . .., I x f -e.. .oo N, I ,iw ' I ' xi , ' l 1 1 , . 3-I I OLIVE D. BROWN Springfield ' lk- l? ERMA GUTRIDGE fl Q, IMA KIRKPATRICK B5 ROBERT W. EsTUs w Q59 fi SAM SHERMAN - ii.fA'i jf, IW V. ia Fl mf' L49 Un Els I R51 FSI N95 TEX 15 ' f Page Foriy-Iwo A llId.llll'll llt'l't'l' lmlrfg ll xjziril xlill um! rfuivf. CLAIRE LOUISA CLAUSING New Orleans lx Ibm' hllfaiug again, or yd? RI-IEA GLADYS LANDRETI-I Newtonia A 'zuiuuizzg zvay nm! jIlz'n.ImIl xmilvg DI'z'x.vf'rf qlzifc' l1l'lIf am! riglvf in xlylv. - A 1, . Jr' I w . , A1 ,f,. WILLIS L. MURDAUGH Searcy, Ark. IFJ rl grenf plugin' fo ln' loo bllllilffillll' a man. X 1 OAL QQMQJWIA I C ...WA Vfwfbff ffff HA Vik! if J GEO. ELMO PURVIS I' f Srras urg ' e ' If ' -I ulrr bow Ibis zuorlrl erm' made any jzrogrvxs before I arrived. Bolivar - - Bolivar - Everton - Springdale, Ark. ru Fiwfagkfrq fro wav' A -f I :E- --M :ff ...-R+ -.0 NP- ,i-f J iff? 0-QE K fk,0-fLxLL.-af jp ..,j VJg vifffkq-x r A, ,..,, L.-X . ,L'- 'A 61 -75: 'f 13' 739 If ,- ,, , Q - fy- f 1EQR:i jQQiCQ5Qg ffiE2Fm,EXb WL ww MUMRWN WM IM if X V.-T U 3 Academy ,W U fl ZYL till 17 gg, A 97 ,Qs I N, Q l ' fi W 93 :Z A 595 5,32 W Qs ffm the? M k x 0 3 if i W, A 'U xg 6, Y QW Q . v A R LVW. ..,.kk,,,q- I - -wxil :Au -Y gif. .A.q,, K ,JF7 -mf ' X, 7 .. -my AN, 1.5 v x'4 ,j., AQRQL Lo? J ,I 4, 1, M., .. , gif CN A ,Q AW ,.,. . . 71,1 XX Hr- -qg, If H jqxfv QNES V wh. ,L2q74i.,..,i5f.., QQXNQW- 'Q' J Page Poyfy-f1Jl'UL' - RRNQB-lf as. avfkw, ,fs Tw. QV I - .- I . if . I A ,fQl.-ff' ' AA A 4' 7 W .- 59541 ,.I.5'sO..O5Q1:L,. .SAO '1 IH' 1.1 H ew I Ml'U'!lMfw II. I A N ,MI If A ...ff 'I A M. ,MI . Qfz, Dill L +, vb x JOE R. BREXVSTER, JR. AoPelguliar I'111 xfwrf buf so was Nujzofvml. Ll ' 'B i f. HAZEL JEAN .DOUTI-IITT Ritchey Alwuys laugh wfavn you ning il'x ll ffacaji mcfclicinc. LOWVELL FOSTER Lowry City 1 llllTkC'.Y fbi' fHll'lll'Sf I'i7't'l!Ill.Yf!1l1Cl'5 ll ' ybelficr. I - ' I MAUD LIVINGSTON Iberia 'Tix IIOIL my flllfllf fn C'0Ill'l'!ll my lbozrgbfx. ii 4 if .,.k ,fl I , 'A A e' Y i z ow K B If . K VXQITIVIIBI I'. :V K K Xlo1,,447l f 'Y l l W 'fu , J 'J I ,O ' MRS. A. M. BROUGHTON - Bolivar fy ED EATON ' Clinton l V WAYNE ROSECRANS , Sedalia f LEWIS STARK - - - Bolivar ll MRS. ROBERT WALDRON , Bolivar Q8 l ADA PEARL ZUMWALT - , Bolivar LAURA ELIZABETH ZUMWALT Bolivar f 5 , f I G5 A N A3 W 54 ly -oi 4. l J Fx! , VI' . W B A Q, A EQ? Page Foriy-four i' if THE 1931 M ozARK,n'fx'N H 3 9 Academy Qphmmmes X S B:-if Q-, 5 95 - f 6' Q W 2, 6 Ga P3 0 6? Q N QQ? If cv 1 Q- 53 V 6' EQ L 4 . Page Forty-19-uc' I 1 1 .J .4 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 - A241411 V 1 1 : 1 ' 11 ' 1 1'-1 ' 11 1 1 1 f 1 1 11 1 1 1 11 1 1 11 E QQx1 J 11 QL U 11 'I A' J H. HUCSI-I CURNUTT W1cl11t11, Kaus. 1: gg' ': QFSK3 Q , . . 11 ., . 1 Q1 1 ASR. 1 Hix ljlllt'f lnlllzrv kwlzx 11.1 f!'llII1 fllltllllg rm! Q A ME. A 6 . llllyflllllllf. 1 'QE kai' .. hz X -- 1 I if W G. OMAR HICIi.EY cn cy EL- 1 - 1 ' -,... ' . . . . 1 1' n R J j X, Ix Ilftllflllg lo jmlvnl blx Illt'll.Y. 1 F ' E X f 1 N Y in .. . .,.k 1 1 1 K E bf Ee E N A ' JACQUELINE JANE JOHNSON Bolnvar 1 ,J i E h ff 2 Solm' .v11u'c'f'J !7t'ffl'l' lfmn fzflzwxx l1a'n111.w' llwy 4 R Nu' f' ' f-N 1. ' 1 J Q, ' V J M Q 4, nh affvllzjlf llIOVl'. . Cy E -K ..- xi -Q Q, O 1 GENEv1EvE LIVINGSTON Iberm . 19 VK1' T-1 1 Vg 9.1 1 '55 I'll In' IIIUVI'-Y 111111 fruv. VH fn' xml for fm- 1 Ht, .E Q, . I , , ff 1 aa Q1 110fJ'- - . L- E1LijJ'lffffJQUfbQ!if w'1r43ggNi .f 1 - fm - . 1 ' 1 '- .f L QE Of .4 1 1 . swf Qffj V hx , XX - 1' , V4 1 -1 . 1-V . 1,11 ' , L 11 X 1 ff 1 JW? 1311 1-1, 12131-Oiljt' 1 ITA Q ' Y 14 ff F 1 J Ov ,V xv ff , I In . , 1 J. V.y.j,WEJ5i ,E W! CHESTER A. NICCLURE Vera, Ill. xg, Q. fd :Ulf ',',f7l 1 Mx X. J 75? '1 ll - N . ' Q x, 11 . '1 ' A '1 ff J 11' F Y V A 'QQ 'QNX ff 1 Tbz' frsf .ugh of fun' ix flu' lax! of zvinfolzl. if N 1 I E , Y' .1 ,,,- lv K7-' X. I - , A fy ,fa .1 . nf' . 191 f 41. if Cf 1 J R 1' 1 ' -1, ,,1,.+-f1f1..,e.f ff' . JANIES 0. REYNOLDS Lakeland, Fla. 1 . f ' K A 1 , I I 'SIYE -I i Jia X .xO. A I 112' 5 V jj Jiffy -Y' f..,gy,'f,fi,,jjQ.x HX if TfJ1'1'1'-f011rffJx gl'llfIlXTfl7l' rvxf xfJm'z' jmfgc. ,AV ' E' A . E Vx 1,1 2 1k ,YNY gif 5' '1--73:14 4-f!Q !. ww JN ' T 1 I I I , . 1. ,J . ,-. 1 f-,,Ll,L3w -11 ,jJ,1J,1.,:,a, 1641 + K .N fy' . y Wig, .. A L ,f . , A Q. ,JLJJO 1. - 1 if , 'ff 'id4J '!L! 7 ffl lf' 1.1 jL ' 2 ' . 4 9 'W1 'Eh 3 44.5, .ffmwf X J K -.V -, ,'.fgfkFlfLl1'wC1-J1 AJ , F If 4 xr .Q A L 4 '1V?fM4!UMjj0,4!L - X1 J .u,.e,7M, A1 fi? AAA, X. ,-i, , 0 - 5. 7 Lili 51 - izflfaf-ff? ff :f51EA QQ! 1 11 in f1 f 1' . 5 i J,1f1,,fJf JOHN COFFEE - - - - - - - Bolivar 11.9 gli? ef' 1 15251 V91 1 J 55? V1 1253 Lx J Ur? 1 ig 1 66 jing 11 fx-..'67,N 4wm,gf-5 FQ '65,-E Aylgixfi-, f-El Ayr- -.q:L3i!:g,. J, 5? -W-45 2'fE -31fgQ.m.,..Ec??f'Qi, -VEC-21..,.Ogf'9 .g,vXQ.,.,.gu9 EZQQN J '51 Page Forty-six V THE ww iM-OZ--fs'-R1iMN N. w I s E. I rj L, ,. JF , ,L I' ' 4 F x , A L ,X J , I lt, -- L V 7' ' V M, 1 ff X, -J. ,jf 13- X' ' ff A r V I M' wx ' ' f -1 ,' - I 'J fb 1 fl - -' if MU: ' if N ,T fu 'JJ kl ' T r f f. 2 .' ff 5- , . . W J 1 N., , - VU., . I ,ff A1 ly fi , V f -P ,4,'L' iv , ,L , 1 'fx UV 4 , Lf - .V,JA p 9 .-f J ff' , - -,Xf i. eg , . Academy 'Mx' . 1 'V F ' i GU ,fp Fresh L ,f ' fp x - K ' Y J A' 2 4 1 T .. 2 2 if Q, 5 Q9 617. Q A M lv K, Q89 Aw ei Q S ef Ch wa gs Pix - af 633 -vu V 'N ,-KPN 'f'-ta WWCRR A :'Y1R ?'W VW 45? QI , mir- Fix NV' QW K' W C N , 'w 14 . -, f 41 . ,- ' , Q- .1 ,AY - 9 S, .1 Y wif . gg i , Y 'u an , my U T, mf' 5- ,ds-via, ..195i,,w ,QR-Q, 43925, my k.. -Qvih Page Forfy-s M CUC!! I 1 xx I U11XlxHllXf1 lg 4 1 1 1 l ll,ll ,NJ 1 :xx , K- -gvps-+ ' . gg ,4j,gP , , , Y . . 1 111 N 1 , ,A , lfllr' -fi, ,, KJ Il 1 'l lll' 'l M' I 'L X ' l ll' Q' ' W, ll ' N, Il l. ll. 11 :H V I ,NEDIKA BELLMYER Lowry Lnty M1111 bux no f'b1Il'lIlA' for lllf'. A F FRANCES IRENE BROWN Lockwood Born for s111'1'1'.Ix, wilfw gl'llt'l' lo win, 111111 l7l'tII'f fo bold. 1 iz liigfi? Q 1,1 45 ' 1 o 'X ll Q il f -A I QW If N A232 S - 9 3 5 .. ,N , f -'kj Q, .1 , ' ' ' Q fa li of qjilg I l -1 .fro , to 3 lg 5 Page Forty-cigbzf MRS. RAE CURNUTT Wicluita, Kans. Pl1'11.I111'r' will? l'l'l'l'j' zlnfy lL'bfIfUZ'l'7' if may be. W. DALE HUFFT Sleeper If ffaf' worfzf xbonlzl wnf forfny, lvf me zfie fnlking. VVILLIAIVI B. KEY St. Louis Tbon 1111 for joker in for 1111111 of Iifv. CLAUDE MCCULLEY I Is bc' b1'illif111f? FLOYD E. MILLER I fl0lI,Il n11'c 1ufJ11f bzzjnpwm jnsf so i 11111517011 fo mr. Bolivar Sleeper f rfoc.w1'f OLIVE LORENE PAYNE Polk HIIf7fI.:llC'.YS is II habit rzzlfizwtmf. JOHN THOMAS PITTS Bolivar I can rnfffa fznyfbing bn! fbc' girls- dog gone 10171. ' LOUISE WIEAVER Bolivar Afifzzrls xfricfly to ber own business buf no one can find ouf wha! if is. J7, Q,f'z if X yr fi ,W fi-. I W if ACADEMY ERESHMEN, Continued elff,.,! 1 of l , ' ul, ' 1 ll i QQ f 5 M GEORGE ALLEN CRAIG - - ' Bolivar ix p fix - , LYALL FRAZIER - . - -W - MQ: - Codgll, Kans. W ,f V, , , Q A . - ,f - X VF A rl, V my ' ff lj- W Q,-4, if Riff 'f'-f-ff efffbifiaff rg , .ff -' JOHN REED ' ' 7 ' - ' IOP in ,jiff 1 . , ' -W DAVIE SAPP - ---- Bolivar f' Sgrjefj , E . ,f - at Mfr iw ZELLA BERRY - - Sudheimer Q - fx W ,Q Viyv f l X--'i fiiilsftfiij Mfffkji CARL TURNAGE - Byers, Co o. XJ X pwifjef A J . If fl! mrj,yl' 'f F, XYIILBERT V. SNIDER - - Salem U ffi, X ,C ,f,:yf,ij+P 2 f. llefkl-f .ff fl V , , K. f ll 'wx FHFMJI - ii BU lULDllNG A TEMPLE 'A builder builded a temple, He wrought it with grace and skill Pillars and groins and arches All fashioned to work his will. Men said as they saw its beauty It shall never know decay. Great is thy skill, O builder: X - y f 1 .1 is X w . -f W .5 .J g J 1 ,df - f-f A If J , v, x i ,...,, ii . f fifii-J' Q 1 H S Dj SJ 1 fff .17 ff. si Li ,. A-XJ V I ,X l i 1 f, Thy fame shall endure for ayef, A teacher builded a temple . With loving and infinite care. . Planning each arch with patience. ii Laying each stone with prayer. None praised her unceasing efforts Q- None knew of her wondrous plan, RN For the temple the teacher builded ,Q W Was unseen by the eyes of man. fs Gone is the builder,s temple, Crumbled into the dust, Q Low lies each stately pillar, if Food for consuming rust. fi But the temple the teacher builded Will last while the ages roll, For that beautiful unseen temple lag? Is a child's immortal soul. QQ? 943 Fix 47 - x., Page Forty-nine Ililli lllll Ip. II VII X IIII 91,11 IIII IM' III IIII 'I Ilil 'III QI Ig' ll ,li 1,i IH If II III Ill I .III ,III I I I I ,I ,II I. il 'I 'II ,J I II II I, jl I l I il I ,il II II I 'I I I II 'I I I I I I I I I 44. I I I I I I I I I 5. I I I I I I N -V Af- -yeh IT is 'B .fsf 'BT-,-fi' i , III: I xl -,I': I The Commereiial Department The President of a large Business College says, Not to know bu.int-ss-not to be able to make money and use it intelligently-not to have the training wlIieh malies pos- sible quicli financial thinking means to be at a distinct disadvantage in every contact of lifef, The Commercial Department of Southwest Baptist College holds .I prominent place and has been advancing steadily for some time. Young men .ind women .ire beginning to realize the need for typewriting, bookkeeping, and shorthand. 'I his is the Iirst year that we have had two classes in shorthand. The course in typewriting is much improved over last year. Miss Neighbor is a very capable inttructor and is, in .I large way, I1-spomilslc fo,- the development of this department. The members of this department are: GLENN CUNNINCQIIANI HIXZEL DOUTI-IITT PAUL EATON ERNIA GUTRIDGE Q RHEA LANDRETH lg., MRS. ALICE .hflARCI'l.-XNT iQ I MARX' MCCARTPIX' sig MRS. EVELYN PITTS NANNIE BELLE PITTS II ,A NEVELLE RICI1TER lip MARJORIE STANDLEY 3 WILLIS MURDAUGH 6 ' LEWIS STARK JOE BRENVSTER ,S CATHERINE SOVERNS -9 IIN if ' I -2 ,II Ig fl I Page Fifty ' A. .,. .-T -1-mfwx fx Y CY ., .- f.-- fm S, ,-- . - V 1 QPR' A V- X 133 VY u Wg M-vgwa' 'Ag-? 'g3b5f X J235? THE 1,9 Y, I MO,LA.R1QIAN kyfQ,,, 45'uJ LJQXESW LV Q5-'ff' YJ 74 W x -45 QQ LJXYQL...-,5f'xx.f 1 New N-fx ' i 1 fv f. V Q V if I f , , , ' 1 ..' N X bl I usie l Y az :iff P E 55 W 1 Q V gil 5 if 1 rxx 65' 1 4 3 F9 CY? 1 5 5 -wi K X i C1 5 VQY' L X , 9: i 6 , 'wi V , il, K'-f X H. . Lf f C1 ,J ,GO I W iw. 13? wfxif , ,WX -- -5- k --.-X f-5 xc f' 'VW Qi j X KQHX V 1 -,-.Q X,-NRNX Y fb , y x,v XL' ,Y x 4 X ,f x -.J fx , -.f ww 'f YNLEH, x C' .. My kg-. - .U..,MX 7, -,, 1 X X ,, Q , , x,,., .V .1 -4,-- 5. , X. x .gf ,Nj NN ., ..-f iifigg i5?ffy-511 e . 'rx fn' -, x ix 1 1, 1 , KA PIANO f , A l A IL, 1 'LQ f ' -0 if 5. 19 x., I ,,.0 is 'Y 'g I F. 1 1 4 l Q1 n. js it ' ,M G - 1 ' ' Q ' '11 1 I ' . 2. If 1 ' l 4 L3 1 vw' like 525 1 3 lg , 15 BAKER c1x11PENT111x cimxx 1 111111 ni xnxs ENGLAND 1. Groviiit N. 1.1 on li iit 11 111 sox JOHNSON 141ND1.z1z xmi 1 NN 00 V' . .- ' - l'll'l1.1 lla? Other members of this department are: -It-.in .'xxLl.lINN. Xlailniit Bodine. JM. .1 . i- v 1 ,. -rv 11g pa Breshears, Delma Douglas, Florine Hats, Inez Lane. .'Xnn.1 ltigli lxolwtitson, lllglfl 1 . . - . ' , . . 1 I - 1, Ai Redford, Billy Richter, Juanita Standley, l'1'anla Stine, hlosepliine Tlioinasson, l .iu .1 ,gg ters, Rollins Burhans, Ima Kirkpatrick, Viola XY'.ieli4ill, Cflmrleen Reese, Ruth Klustain. Z Naomi Douthitt, Waunita Bridges, Dale I-Itifft, Mary' Florence Oldliani. lzliyabetli Ciaig. EQ? This department has merited tlirougli this vent tlie l'CPLll.'lfIOI1 gained in loiintil If . . . ' . , .X ' ,v ' Q years for thorough Work and the cultivation ol true innsieal l.lSfC. The .in-.ilxtiiiib 0 Southwest Baptist College and community to Ll realizgirion of true H.llLlI'C nt nnisie has if 133 been the greatest ambition of Mrs. J. A. Bucliliolz, the eilieient head ol this dep.11't111C111- -nl - . . . - Ai N. 772' The graduates this year are Wfaunita Bridges, leie Glover, and Lois Huttlitson. 19' H ' V' I lark affix eiee , cn A .kg Mtllgjkllh ::,SC1.:- ,.A,v I Page Fifty-twoiiiiviki-i X A i 1 5 LJ0 ff' ' I -f' .fl ,Lg-Z r fa' f J A 14 f',5i,1igf X llf'-ut . '1u:.X 7 Y. N2 , -0 uf-F' 1, fa. e QMJQ3 A '-1 LA. if f-L ff 'We' f! 'fum 1 ,OG l Q , X I l 1 1 1 I s r 2 r l 1 l I l x l l x 3' W MOZARKIAN y Male Quartet -.. - --1..ox:Qp1.:.:1m E l ass.sw.,w,.st,N..t.t......, .,.. WILBERT SNIDEVR CLAYTON ooTT GENE ARMSTRONG LOWELL SILVARA Th Ozark Quartet and the Male -Quartet, who have won gr-eat distinction, not . . . A . 0 h e only on the campus, but also in surrounding communities. For actual enterta1nm.,nt, t e student body is perhaps more indebted to the quartets than to any other group of students. With their humorous selections and other pleasing melodies, they have served ' th hi her ' often in chapel and elsewhere, and have aroused those depressed in spirits to e g things of life. d iot.s tours of Southwest Missouri, giving programs at various arm fwwffmm fff,,, , ,.,.... t..,.... They have ma e nume' 1 places, and have helped greatly to create an interest in the college. Their instructor, Miss Lawrence, was responsible in no small degree for the success of 'the quartets. V ' Ozark Quartet K v Q- 5 9 V9 9 s N 9 E' Q Q 5 RHEA LANDRETH HELEN DOUTHITT 9 NAOMI DOUTHITT HAZEL DoUTH1TT 6 Q- W V ff ,fHfffi'EQ'KilJi. Page Fifty-three I. .Af 1-k.3'N A '--w,Q,.A.--- , .-,S me ,eO', ,M zz 1,- .. , , .--.,- A f ,. -. ,-.-- ,. ,,, ,x,.X, ,, . 1 Q . jr. wx .-Jr , -X V, 1-x 4- A Q' X +C: . ,.,-- '--x A-9' - mf ,.:-0 - 'fr in' fx ,M '-A - -- PCI Y y,5,N.- Ivix ,,-rir. bxfif, f,-,Wi ,qifu , 'why' V iy A , .A P - 'V gf. ff' 1 0 -1' -51- NQJ gpf fr-9 - -QC ' Xgkf x.. -5 V1-1 My ' 'f X X X ' 051 ,f . X, LL. ' '- r X.:,: x...q ' 1'-V .gf if ,ks mm: .. 'Tj lwvvffl -N.. VV 'No-. N , N- I X: ka - , 1 ' V x E J U f J f . EV 2 T n -A, i -J R A ,., .u-M., ,M 4.. . . , ,, .. .. ...X ,, ..,. f 1 ' ,..., 39 , .Y-' W 'W f- ,-1 -L ,1-- -fi f -f -21---1 f-. f H--'-vw--' 'JL F' f4...X f-.Q-X ., .....,., 315 TH12 11931 MOZMKIAN BOLIWAR coMMUNi'rv oiacniasrna Under the capable direction and leadership of Professor J. A. Buchholz, the Bolivar Community Orchestra, which is under the supervision of the Lions Club of Bolivar, has become a well known throughout the country. With the addition of kettle drums and other instruments, there has been a great advancement in the work of the orchestra this year. Several concerts are given during the year, and the aim of the organization is to . . . d develop not only the musical abilities of the individuals, but also an appreciation an a knowledge of good music. Much credit is due the director, who so faithfully has worked for the past six years in the interest of the orchestra to bring its members as well as the people to an appreciation of the higher types of music. New members of the orchestra this year are Ruth Lawrence, Amy Lee Looney, Katherine Webb, Frank Stine, Lois Hutcheson, Milford Hood, William Dundas, and Gordon Robinson. I I g I A . One of the most interesting programs of the year was given November 5 in the College Auditorium: Symphony QNO. SJ ................. ........, B 661fh'0'l!61Z g Qaj Allegro Congbrio X Qbj Andante Con moto i Orchestra I Kashmiri Song ......... .f ........................ ........ W oodforcle-Finrlen l-,fi ' 9 I Am Thy 'Harps ........ ...........,... W oodmcma 6, Tally-Ho .......,............ ....,..... L eowi Q- The Drums of the Sea ..... .,..................................... ....... B a rneii' N ' Miss Ruth Lawrence V Quartette QNO. 175 ..,...,. ....,...,..,...,...............,...... ........ H cz 316111 String Quartette 9 Berceuse ................................,..................................... ....... I ljinsky Presto Qfrom Symphony No. 325 ........ ............... H aydn X A Humoresque .....................................................,....... ....... T sclaaikowsky 9,7 Orchestra Q A 5 f v if I Q 5 95 ' W 'X fe -'s-fi ff X CW vw - fn X ' wig?-' Erase as Page Fifty-five 3, A I, x v Q X -X ,, M' , 1 7 w v , I i l I V V A ' ' X f 'W E ' - 41 NAV. wif ':-', , N5 i . f .ss .,., ' A - f 4 4 , ,, '.A,. 1 5.3 9. Ea V . ,V , l :V, , fa f 'ls -1 . KA, , Qx I . Q c ,. xi! - - I zlb, r AA si i . .c 1 ,S ff a vs l TT, 'C' . I iv K L S, 1 X K A , , ,, BAKER H. DOUTHITT ENGLAND GLOVER HUTCHESON KINDER LAWTON MIEKLEY SCHOOLEY NWEBB Other members of this department are: Loma June Burks, Helen Douthitt, Eva Hutcheson, Willard Hutcheson, Arthur Landaker, Deryll Galivan, Mrs. James Moffitt, gb, Helen Hurst, Louise Craig, Dorothy Robinson, and Mary Jean Robinson. . Y. fftls . .- . Q2 This department is composed of students and pup1.,s of the town and community ja who take private lessons in saxophone, flute, trumpet, clarinet, or any wind instrument and stringed instruments as cello, violin, and viola. This department has developed into an unusually large division of the H116 arts department through the efforts of the able E instructor, Mr. J. A. Buchholz, a musician of great talent and pleasing personality. The H527 student body has enjoyed many programs presented by Mr. Buchholz and the members QW of this department. l W as We I E42 ls l is f fs? .4 an ld Q ?f M il ,IW K? v 1-ETS yi? 1 A if -...Lvl Ni, -JVK 2 ' -a,...5 .ZJNQ ii, gf. Page Fifty-six -,,. ,... 5. 1-1 l'fk,4f9?' 'QP 457' ':2sf'59 '7 ' gf? jg cm V , X - 5 L , Y VOICE ,-,..-....., ,.,,.., .wc xxx. .W,.,,.,,.-1-K, Q E 1 W ..,-,A ,,..f A ,i,,,,,, ,..., . ,.., , 3 'gg 0 ARMSTRONG CARPENTER, CLAUSING N. 85 1-I. DoUTH1TT 6 N. GLOVER LANDRETH RUSSELL WEBB Q' 5 9 Other members of this department are: Marie Sanders, Joahnilieeder, Mary Martha Q Hargis, Eleanor Lawton, Lucy Bugg, Eunice Nash, Wilbert Snider, and Mary Elizabeth V Boren. ,ff . . Q . . Q ' Miss Ruth Lawrence came to us this year as teacher in the voice department. Her A voice is one of rare natural sweetness and it has been unusually well trained. She also has the gift of teaching. Several of her pupils have assisted in the recitals of students from R the other fine arts departments. The students have the training in the individual lessons, 6' and also the singers have the opportunity to sing in the glee clubs, in the chorus, in the S1 church, and in the school. N v 67 Q- . ll - vi C Page Fifty-seven i N X., L. , . A. -LNL :iq ---t1 f-'--' A 'X ,0 A A 1 y XXX q K 1 L!'5Q,g,m J yy ci Ng ' THE MIENYS GLLL CLUB 5 Back Row: DURBIN, DUNDAS, I-IUPPT, GQOTT, HICREY, PURVIS. Front Row: ARMSTRONG, SILVARA, Miss LAXVRENCE,l1fl'f't'f0l', REYNOLDS, YIUNT, HUTCHESON, pianist. ' THE GIIRIUS GEUEIE CLUB E f I 1, 5 YN! ,Gil 2 2 W Q A A V ',:' sf . L y .fx N5 id We X 5 5 Z -if 93 Back Row: WILLIAMS, CHRISTIAN, M. KELLEY, DRAKEA, XVEBB, XVEST, XVOODFORD. A , . YQ? Front Row: ENGLAND, LAWTON, Miss LAXVRENCE, lI'll'rc'ILOl', W1LDRf1AN, I. GLOVER, 3 fi QQ N. GLOVER, pifmiszf. . 4., R V M Af? A55 ,H '55 , K J Lf , L, Page Eightyfeigloi I Off aff? fi I afm A-E. A.. ECE- ., ... ,,.L..a,, ,Q W are I-. , .' 4-V Ye-eg .fr , ' LIE' I , f fe -. - ,ft Nb 4536. 'fs . X A-...-I9 YU cf 72 1'4 4.0 1-1. f' SO T 'A If l 9 3 l M f7' PNR.IU A .1 'T f..f9iQPR, I I CHORUS .S-1,....,.-? I Back Row: BOREN, NASH, DANLEY, SILVARA, PURVIS, HUFFT, GOTT, MISS LAWRENCE, A N. director, DUNDAS, ARMSTRONG, HENDRIOKS, V. POTTER, LAWTON, DOUTHITT. Row: CARPENTER, WEST, WOODFORD, N. GLOVER, DAVIS, LANDER, PITTS, ENGLAND, pianist, WILLIAMS, CHRISTIAN. Front Row: BROWN, KERR, PARSONS, WOOD, HAZEL DOUTHITT, HELEN DOUTHITT, LANDRETH, WEBB, GERBER, LANDERS. Second The chorus is composed of both boys and girls who have musical ability. An enjoyable program was given just before the Christmas holidays under the capable direc- tion of Miss Lawrence. The chorus also sang at the Efficiency School, and was ready and Willing to assist on any occasion. . X . Q45 tix A Kf We 3 'gf kv. Wi S H 696 gi I I IN IF' J? Q W Vx 915 A I K V :ll 491' It I z Q52 Lf W 'T' rc fc ff AAP wwffx I ff i'Nenfwf'NT -N25 GEF? ,P 1317 i 'inf' f' 'X 11 ,Q kia. IJ 7 29' .La ,I ,. ,A ,af vgywgax R fC- Lifxjly' kip cg, sfyqtgh V 4 1313 ij? can -,g ol Page Fifty-nine ,Q ' 'gan .W W, ,cam - .mx x N ' , g 42 1 Rvws- if- , ,'-.QA . , all t.f'ii1?si,.ss4f1as eg' so cf f ,Tax n .V .lx f s'riuNo QUARTET . - ,1 . -.'i gl.- . Aj-if ffffyfl 'A ,lm A, A 7,1 s xp v ' A 4 . . ' Q ' ,J 'A A 1 Of all the groups in the fine arts department, the string quartet has rendered greatest service. This quartet was always ready to play at any time they were called upon to do so. They were invited to play in many neighboring towns on special occa- sions. They appeared before the clubs of Bolivar, in the churches, and in the schools, and their programs were always well received. The first concert was given in the Methodist Church on the eleventh of December. It was a Haydn-Mozart program. lb? Members of the string quartet the first semester were: Professor Buchholz, first fi? violin, Mrs. James Moffit, second violin, Virginia Schooley, viola, and' Cletis Baker, cello. The second semester the places of Mrs. Moffit and Miss Baker were filled by Floy Buchholz and Lois Hutcheson. lift? fix lea? eb Q., ' r Page-i Sixty. 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X wh.. .,:: il ff' if, we F X 5' EQ, 4 l '1f'UAa1f,14 pgs 1, u mf- J .X mal' .H nm.. r-4 4,1 FQ, frm, ,H fu, ,iff H P F xi g of ia QMS 1 im ,.x,,,- sie- 7 cslliabu. .,55TxQ1, v f ...r-'3LSiJ3W.,.1- kjffri -Is-, .Aviva-gf., -f -Ls The 119311 Mozarkian ,, , ,, ,,,,.,,Z WM? 790 ' V 1 , . . aff ,MAL I-yy gf V. mf ff, I f' H: ss., . V ,.',z5,1,,g 'Q w Ha 'f ag ua ' Q f fwvwfl MW -ff., W Q A f Kqhyl '5r4W'44-1-Pl ,ygfgff 5 1 sqm 4 as N LOUISE WooDEoRD GENE ARMSTRONG Editm--i11-Cbigf Business Mamzgm' The Mozarkian is the annual publication of the students of Southwest Baptist Col- in . , . . . fi lege, and its purpose 1S to chronicle the events of the school year in order that they may fl as orever on e ages o is oo an in e memor o t e stu ents. e s a C6 ltf thpg fthbk d th yfh d Th tff to f is but the gatherer of news. With the students' support the success of the Mozarkian il, will always be assured, without their cooperation it cannot succeed. -5 ,ll We have tried to rnakepthis book mechanically correct, but we have also attempted ia-3 to do more than that. We have tried to catch the Southwest Baptist College spirit and KM5 make it a part of this publication. We want you to feel again the thrill of a Bearcat lj goal, the beauty of our school song as sung by several hundred voices, the joy of over- Q coming difhiculties, and many other pleasant incidents experienced here. If we can bring H back thoughts like these to you, we will consider our work well done and our service li? to you and our college complete. wh J las? fh fe! 71 ,S J I hs' iq- , QS 'F 'i 'Mix-QSVA '47,t..f7'7 f'?fV Ut' 'i.,. no W' ., -0 5 .rw fvie :gf E11 . f,,:-1 59741 . Page Sixlfy-foggy . I , ,. I 1.-T I 1' - 1 sr H ' 4' -E , Y I , v ' ' T 'f 'ilu ,fr ,.f,LK.- , A lv J f A v f A 1 ,'4 ' f , , I 3 X , U ' ,lf ' - H' .3 ,W ,W 1 5 , ll J, V I ' 1 I ,Q s A , J' , bf 1 'fix' NA' f. K 1 . ' . H X If X .' 'X' A XP! I 1 IJ, 5 ' A ' ' f O ' . .I af' LJ ,S ' 1 ' A . .. II L ,T NX RX ,. .. gb! X I 3 YQ. , L K X1 . nf gg fx A A A X X- .Eg 55 X M' . A -J 'xx A T A-5,34-sf'L PY, X K . .. , N O X in ' .K rx X. ,A - - f A r A A 1. f iM Ni .mix ' . . 2 fi A' ' lll' - - Pa. gg, Q. - R Vw- Q Q A 5' E --.f 4. -,W lit l W Xi l.f1fl-ff' -2 W '- X Ag 1 A ' 3 sf I .X ' fi .- 'H+-4' . 1 H. , X V .. A 5133, wr . . k . X N ARMY A L 4 ', . . ,'.-'W K A Q Af' wi 5 V X ' X QQ.-Q X I lx? . K' ' nf. A Xfx T ff I ' 65 1 W , I , A , , ' 1 .l . 1' . 1 3 ' ' -A : wo- . A , if . A , m ! ' gk 1 1 H 1 . ' I l Y' :K A- N' 5' , A - asm I 7 V ' 5 Z nan-5 B - 15' X N. f A, U . f , I . .W . P if tg EET of N' -ggi 1, Ei P- . LX Z ' or ' x L V. fE,.,kw A Y , 'K 4 I X ORLIN STEWART ................ GRACE JEXVELL POTTER ...... PAUL EATON ................... CHARLES DRAKE ....... NEVELLE RICHTER ..,. GRACE WEST ........,. MART PATTON ...... NORRYN GLOVER ...., OLIVE BROWN ....... CHARLES HUNT ,.... CLETIS BAKER ........... CLELL HENDRICKS ..... 1. I . , '5 ,Iwi 'L .,,. xihagvx Afmrig 1931 MOO?LARR,lAN Asst. iff T fi li gg , my 1 9 Ac271fe1'tisi11g M mm gel' .........LilfC'1'll1'jl Erz'ii01' .......ASSiSfd77f Erlitor ...........Sales Mrmrzger Circulation Mrzvmger .......Cale1zrlm' Editor Ar11fe1'1fisi11g M ana ger ......,....K0a':zk Editor ......Ar1f Editor .......I0ke Eclizfor ......Music Erlitor ....AfbZc'tic Eflizfor ui VY - 1- +R 'Qfx VYIT. - .JOM -. 'Am GX riff? va ,O v , Y PQR, , ,rv A .,-QFXS1. -5 QE., Nipiii- 41' QE., .civi- .fw Tqygf' Qi I A if 6? .., gig ii E EJ 41- PE L , , . 6 W ggi! 63 52.3 49' P fm EMT? V N 151' KET., ,...f 0:4 .L Y13.,.f Q, Page Sixty-five 'V' XXX M,f,,Lf3? KW ,N Y, 4 Af? 'Q 09, , W9 Q 3 ,VX W ' K Q QPSQ if 'GQ' wg 4 Yi H jg YW iff 'N XJ 4 AA Ex-rf 45, , I, Q 1 'llpgyf 1? Qc ,QW x Page 'SVS ' fr .A ' I-.frrx 'faire wa TH1E.I9f51Q iM3ozA.RK,11g,aN X ' we. X. x., f', , x '42 X I . 'MXL ,w 3 .X X EN 5 5 FN X K ix . s N' X 5 JL 1??2'.4fuJ790'44wff'f 974944434 . yy, affaafaasaf .W WWMWZWWVAZM Wyjfm Zif-fafffwjffw M we mifff l CARL DURBIN, Presiclent. ESTHER WILDMAN, Secretary. CLELL HENDRICKS, Vice Pres. HELEN CHRISTIAN, Treasurer. The present B. S. U. was organized September 12, 1930, at Southwest Baptist College. The function of the B. S. U. is to be ready for service and to build. Some of the outstanding events in this year's program have been: going to the Southwide Atlanta Convention, making our B. S. U. room, presenting programs in Chapel, sponsoring study courses, discussing unit-organization problems, the B. S. U. D Q Af V A ci party, and last, but not least, the attaining of our Fzrst Magrzzzfu e. Reaching the First Magrzitucle is the Crovvning-featv of our organization. We feel very proud that we hold the first and only First Magniturle standing in Missouri at -1 ,. M A 1. 5. ' al V the present time. I We Wish to express our thanks for the splendid cooperation We have received from the faculty and students for the year of 1930-1931. It is our prayer that the richest blessing may rest upon the members of the B. S., U. 5 Q for the coming year. - l ay ka? BUILDING We ,Q Upon the wreckage of thy yesterday ' 2 . Li? U Design thy structure of tomorrow. Lay L Strong Corner-Stones of purpose, and prepare Great blocks of Wisdom cut from past despair. 1' N Shape mighty pillars of resolve, to set Deep in the tear-we: :nortar of regret Believe in God--in thin: own self believe, All thou hast hoped for thou shalt yet achievef' WN- 7 1 2 f -Ima Wheeler Wzlcox. gxfgg Il A M W if ii Page Sixty-seven l'ir'H3E, if Q' 'S i wi-nwamaaefl law- Isl ta ,lt Qi. f-,,ww4.. ...MJ 15. - tweak , 'wfdfe-fa at A A ,fa F sz.-f DR. EDGAR GODBOLD THE EFFICIENCY SCHOOL The Efficiency School of Southwest Baptist College was held from the ninth to the thirteenth of February. Approximately one hundred out-of-town people were enrolled 9 in the various classes of the school while probably that many more from the Bolivar Q community were also in the classes. The students of the college constituted a majority Q of the classes, especially in the divisions of the young peopleas work. I The B. Y. P. U. Classes were conducted by Oscar Pigg, field worker in the state de- Q partments, and the enrollment in each class was good. ln one class the book, A General 6 B. Y. P. U. Organization was taught, and for those who had already had this work, Q, ' another class was organized in which the book, Southern Baptists XVorking Togetherf, 5 was used. 2 3 The Y. W. A. Class was taught by Miss Ora Gaunce, and the enrollment of this 0 A class was composed mostly of the members of the college Y. W. A., although there were several jromlfhe Bolivar community. The book, The Gospel Among the Red Men, Was use as t e text. T2 ,X-.9 3.5 lf' f .wiv J lg , Q, ' . LQ - . Page Sixty-eight if 1 THE 193K IWIOZARKIAN REV. PAUL WEBER J. C. I-IocKET, JR. The lectures by Miss Kathleen Mallory, and the Bible lectures by Dr. W. E. Den- ham were well attended. Miss Mallory lectured each morning, using her trip through South America, and her visit to the missions of that country as the theme for her series of talks. Dr. Denham used the book of Hebrews as the basis of his lectures. Dr. Edgar Godbold conducted an interesting class in Denominational Organization and Work, and J. C. Hocket, Jr., conducted the Sunday School hour. On each of the Hve evenings during the week, Rev. Paul Weber delivered the ser- mons in the auditorium. Mr. Weber has been pastor of the First Baptist Church of Jefferson City for the past eleven years, and is a popular and well known minister in the state. His sermons were delivered before a large audience each evening, and the in- spiration gained from these messages should be lasting. Special music was furnished during the day, and at the evening services by the music department of Southwest Baptist College. The string quartette, the Bolivar Com- munity Orchestra, the male quartette, the Ozark quartette, the glee- clubs, the chorus, and the instructors in the music department furnished the music for these services. 9:5 V 6? Q- N Q! 51. V 5' 52 A ll 9 C' Q O E V if Q . .ld 1,3 Page Sixty-nine 1 1 I V, .fx ...y 4.-K' h s -.--5,425 3 l NX 5 L x f.1f' s... J i .Y A. ' x 1... N xx., , .xv DEBATE X X X X X ex xxxx X .s f S R 1 Q Q s V . .4 NWA s. s. X. Q , .- - . f . . -. NX X sf x tix. ff . . 7. X- f - VN ff , 'Q-ik 5. CY, Q 11- , 'S NX f ' , 5 I , fx 13,3 VS S E E g Q. is - .- . X,A.,leixk 4, .X V I L, . in iq 1 ft ysgt gg f 1 s : Q.. X s,p,,i:,, , f 1 ' i , ga X s RM f '3. ' 'Q' -'Y lf. s il-uv 1' X as ss gg . X31 5 ., , , s L Ki I p V f . -- L . v ' QE1 xi i' ' N s , , Q1 X '- A' v X s es. , as sxkxf -- . - X X fs, ' ' is ff s X X 3:55 V T of S3-if fi 'I I ff' A s.x'S,x .fpg x x ' ww xi 39:4 V-3 ' .1 K -r i XX-Q ss Q.fs,,Hf X. -1 s. ' X s . :Ra X X 1 Ag, 4, . -'A . s s. X ss -t .i sp 'ka , Q .- . . .-1 cwnsa ., - . . .g. V, .I - . is :X 1.5 ss . . ggi 5 ' ' ,Zi s -'refs Q . ' lf . if 1 - Q X- - 1 . fri- ' tt . 1 s - . is s V 1' 21 N i X fps . F -s at-sit' ,Hi 1 - . , X X'hX 5 NSN. kiss A 1 agxf- , - f 1 ., ' X in T sb - ' Is. 51 7 --me qs A f l sl- sl N . 3 jf 1 K - y ' 5 f pf X X s Q Q s A . - . f X 1 1 My 0 . :.l?.sfv. I X f N X 2 f- Wf5f.ss'i ' his f-say. k I Q,.s ' 'sf' x avg ,f .234 v - gs X s Qf?w.Egswf ' X X I T, X ..... at ist. ..t:51,..e.... ag. .. ,. Q. . RIGSBY NICREYNOLDS HICKEY THURMAN TETERS N. GLOVER 1. GLovEi1 HU FFT PU irvis E ,lf Southwest Baptist College has just closed the most extensive and possibly the most successful debate season in the history of the school. The spirit of debate was noticeable even before the questions were announced or the tryouts called. Because of this in- terest the debate committee decided to enter the academy team in the University Exten- sion Debating League for high schools and to secure as many contests for the college teams as ossible. When the academ tr out was announced five u ils answered the call. af . P P . Of these Dale Hufft and George Purvis were chosen to do double duty by supporting both sides of the state question: Resolved, that chain stores are a detriment to the T, 1 . pix American Public. l gif For the college tryout fourteen persons came forward. They were ranked according to the judgment of the faculty members and called upon to serve as needed. Seven fl members of the squad were used in inter-collegiate debates. Vff' I l QTQE life. jffx- W fy...-,,, X fy- M --sf -.z.' f X J I If tx +51-ir K, .Jef xi.. Q iff 'X -,Kipp Page Seventy 'xay' -X Vik 291 Ti-T C2553 THE 1951 Mgo2.A.xiQ.1aN The Academy was placed in a group with Bolivar High School, Urbana High School and Wheatland High School. Wheatland High School forfeited, Urbana was defeated, but Bolivar gained the decision, thus eliminating the academy team from further competition in the league. Bolivar High School eliminated the entire group of thirty-nine schools in the Southwest District and competed in the State League Tournament in Columbia in April. The Academy team later entered the Debate Tournament sponsored by the Southwest Baptist College, January 31, and was eliminated in the Hfth round by the Miami, Oklahoma High School team which won the large cup by defeating Joplin High School in the sixth round. The Miami teams had previously won tournaments at Southwestern College, Pittsburg Teachers College, and the Coffeyville, Kansas, Dis- trict meet. The score for the Academy team stood finally: won, six, lost, two. The first competition for the college group came December 5 and 6 when Tiffin Teters and Willis Thurman, accompanied by Coach J. F. Hurst, went to a junior college tournament at Winfield, Kansas. Begin- ning at eight o'clock Friday evening this team participated in five rounds of debate before lunch time Saturday, alternating sides from round to round. They won twice and lost three times. All other opponents of the year were senior colleges. Phillips University of Enid, Oklahoma, came for two debates and divided decisions evenly. For the next contest two teams journeyed to War- rensburg to meet the Teachers College teams, while a team of teachers came here to meet one of our teams twice. As before, the schools divided honors, each school winning one and losing one at home and on the foreign platform. Also each school won once on each side of the question. To close the debate season two teams from Northwest Teachers College came to Bolivar for two non-decision debates. The question used was: Resolved, that the nations of the world should adopt a policy of free tradef, The final record for the college teams then stands: won, six, lost seven, no decisions, two. fflfil Elf-'f gl C P T' M af pr, sy-. V 6' F 'S' sf M 'V , ,av 'V Q . l 'F A if lf. 8' , Y KJ er. fha Page Seventy-one 7 i i . e .feat - We -as -Q 4 fn .r - . -. i ai. ., 4 'L fret k....tt,,. ,-'- wat. X' M X . e WE OFTEN XNUNDER if 4 ,. a V f Wi,1O made Cfaoja-Sfirkx famous. Wi.10 stole the ice-cream at the l':'eshman party. Wfhy so many of the Hoffman llall hoys wanted soup. l WQIXV Professor McCormiclt's shorthantl class had to re- Q .. 1 I J peat the test so many time-. Q Way the bed lamps at Muirheid so olten need repair. il HOW some students lanifsh eating so quieltly. Q Wiayf the students study so hard for Mr. Nelson. a f Mr. Wfeayer assivns so many hard les.ons in lflfiim. 3 o . i Nllfiay all members of the Mozarliian Stall' dated at the Boy g Scout Band Concert. A Wffay Mr. Buchholz strucls a match over .1 gasoline tanla. k ay so many dormitory girls go to Thurstlay night prayer 5' Wi. - i 1T1CCf1l'lg. Wfay some girls walls around the four-mile square so often. How Esther Xvildman gets her name in the newspaper so much. Wi.l3C makes Chemistry so easy for eytryone. Wiayf the Muirheid girls change rooms so often. Vfay the boys' quartette got home from Salem so late. Wf,1y the study hall is so noisy. li, W' - . Wfay so many students slop chapel. -fi' W.aat became of the song hoolxs in the auditorium. Q ll l. Vfaere Mabel Dowden and Louise XY'ootlford got the peanut lg ' - butter , . I W..1at became of the fence posts oa the front of Nluirheid I IQ campus. Q f . Wfay Bert Danley went on the diet. W.aat makes the print shop so popular. V, Y W.aere Clarene Daniels gets her poetic ahility. s W.aat F. C. B. means. l fy? f W.ay Lucy Bugg gets so many telephone calls. N w. ,ij Way the Freshmen refused to wear green caps, YJQY B111 lefffles always leaves Muirheid on time. G T .lat the tlueer noises are which issue forth from Mother g if 'Af Ayres room during the night. Q ix l 'fs . ll ls l . A iq U ' 1 at G .y , lg -l l 13 l Mt-tex-, V f Q,-X -H-, I,-V ,X A- -M ,Y My -4 idle 5.338 e.1H5fTQ vkflflfffyg. list Wff:?L s' t 1' H +' W - sa. ,et-f' -':, gf-NQX N, Pdge Sevezziy-two 1 1 ' , . 5 We I if THE T931 M02-HRKYAN N? l fx 1,-V . 5? ff N Q Q N 5 , Y , Q r anmzatwns X QQ x X 4 Q fffpi flfitfj gx 9 WWULVUOLP o A u 9 NXIXIK 3 I fX Q' Q Ni D V. H is if lv! 1 Page Sevelzzfgf-zflaree YQ- H i w be'-Q1 fe-f aff- TT Tr QF fam: Ki .V A A T ti sms S , S, , l 1 R X21 X N X X i ' N ,, i W .Sli 'Lf' EK 'T f Ji .X ,gf has Ma I.- , ,, , O cl ii. h F! lg 5 T lei? if it la 1? 'ah E 4 5 Qi ?5, as lt T? fi X45 f if 4 ,,, , . .qu V VI. , N mms. L.. T FHILOMATHFANS . or iff' El l 'A 1 Back Row: HUEET, RODGERS, HIC.KEX', FOSTER, JONES, HUNT, PATTON, PITTS. Front Row: MURDAUGH, jwcsiflcfzzf, HENDRICKS, JUMP, NEIL, STARR, REYNOLDS, EATON, BITTLE. Other members are: Rufus Crozier, Glen Cunningham, Robert Estus, George Craig, Lyall Frazier, William Jeffries, Fred Lentz, Wfayne Rosecrans, Charles Russell, Sam Sherman. Literary Societies offer a variety of wholesome activities for the student and add zest to his school life. The Philomathean Society has an enviable record in the history of Southwest Baptist College and has been an inestimable influence in the lives of scores of College and Academy graduates who have emerged into their various fields of endeavor. The name signiies Lover of Learning, and it is the aim of the Philomathean Society to stimulate student ambition and to create greater zeal for the ennobling things in life. . fd:-a..4f 1 fu fx. , .G le, ea-ing X fx KQ5 Cwx,:? fi? 1'r:x,afiT -3 5 , E, 1, T r Wi Q fv .yy Sf- 1- 3, H 4 f s. . ,O-R N ,,,,s.i--. f.. L., Q, , 4 fy f ,A KL., x K ff, Q rf, QA s, ., ,.. t tv K., , , A , L -'Q X'--4' --7' 'C-.f 7.153 VN -,J CL., off V- -,N xo-. -,..-' .,.. .y- Page Seventy-four 1 i S 1 l T T l . Q L 'L R f i I 1 1 I . 5 1 E I. X y. l S l I I l L i .i 'fif- .A ' Q l X. ,ff THE Magi IvIOz3A,RRIAN ' --V - --L ., ff XJQ!!s,,,.,,.'xN,' 'ig MATHETROPEANS ,M-Q-w,,...........-YL, S URMER V POTTER G., Back Row: LANDER, PITTS, PARSONS, CLAUSING, DAILEY, T , . , POTTER, DOBSON, BAKER, I. GLOVER, N. GLOVER, WILDMAN, KIRKPAT- RICK, R. EATON, XVOOD. Second Row: WILLIAMS, ENGLAND, WEBB, E. BROXVN, SHIPLEY, CARPENTER, NASH, ' N HORNER. WOODEORD, p1'eszfle1zt, WEST, RAY, GERBER, DOWDE , Front Row: BROCK, BOREN, CHRISTIAN, TAYLOR. I 95 Other members are: Virginia Gilbreath and Jessie Eaton. Q, X I 5 I 9 The Mathetropean Literary Society is an organization for girls in Southwest Baptist Q L College and was founded in 1878. The so-ciety meets twice a month in the Philomathean- lif Mathetropean hall in the administration building. ig? This society endeavors to promote literary and social activities that are educational and also beneficial to the girls of our college. Literary subjects are discussed and criti- E cized in the meetings, which are instructive as well as entertaining. I Q . . ' W The presidents for the two terms of school were Louise Woodford and Ella Brock. There have been many interesting programs rendered this year and the girls feel that 54. . ' S . . W5 their time 1S well spent. X . I lqgff I iii li? lil N gg. GX I 'T ffyfex fa 'N, 'rt' ' in 'A Asft ,J 99 Q 6'-WPI? 47 QQ ,L L..- . WV- iNf 5y ' To we ' Q ' 1 r LL., Page Se1fe1z1fy-Jive e M ' , , J ,l A . , 'ff , riff , 5 1 our 1 ' M ,. , .N il fffmri ' f 'N i' ' .fewivfc-f-s Hr--X fmfvf-4 'S - 1 ' ii,.HQA.T+I f,.,gg iii-I, 'J it , -I ,I ' V N ,If f - N Y l ATHENTANS Back Row: SHRUM, TETERS, BYLER, DURBIN, DoUcLAs, PURVIS. Front Row: DANLEY, WEBER, MCCLURE, BRENVSTER, presia'enf, KEY, STINE. Other members are: Clayton Gott, Roy Boatwright, Ralph Maness, Herman Braith- 69 Wait, Paul Brock, Leslie Sanders, Glenn Broughton, and John Mclleynolds. Q 1 The Athenian Literary Society has been functioning exceedingly well this year. We ag' have had meetings every Wednesday night except when prevented by special meetings Q in other places. 4 T The society always has a splendid program for the evening. The programs have been li pi varied throughout the year. We have had a number of interesting debates. One debate question Was: .Did Washington or Lincoln do more for our country? Another question Q Was: Has the oor bo or the rich boy taken reater advantage of his educational advan- 6 p P Y s s Q tages? We have had programs which discussed great men of history and of the Bible. A 49 0 , K9 . 55 9 li , Q Page Seventy-six THE 1931 MOZARIQIAN' MAUPTNS Back Row: JACKSON, BOYER, HILLI-IOUSE, BROWNING, OLDHAM, KINDER, MCARTOR, KRAMES, MIEIQLEY. ' L N Ifesiflenzf SCHOOLEY, Front Row: M. LIVINGSTON, H. KELLEY, G. LIVINGSTON, AWTO , p , JOHNSON, CALVERI. Motto: They know, Ifl96l'6f01'C' rule, I, too, will know. Colors-Purple and gold. Flower-Violet. The Maupin Literary Society was organized in I9I9 and was named for the Hrst president and founder of our School. h Th rsda afternoon in the Maupin-Athenian Hall. The society meets on every ot er u y The aim of the society is to train each girl for public activities. The programs usually t l music, and round table discussions. We consist of readings, vocal and instrumen a have endeavored to make our programs not only interesting but also instructive. Weive got the school, We,ve got the place, We,ve got the society That sets the pace. Who? Maupins! T if 6. 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BITTLE BRENVST ER DANLEH FOSTER 1, 1 E1 fl HENDRICKS HICKEY HUFFT PIUNT CURNUTT 1,1 154' 1 E' NJ' I 'B xfw IWURDAUGH XVEBER KEY MANESS PURVIS IVICCLURE RUSSELL NICCULLEY SI-IRUNI REYNOLDS 1 l - - 1 I saw 1n tl1e way a hght from l1e:1ve11. --Acfs 26:13. , We are Ambassadors 111 Bondsgn 111 bonds of fzuth to Cl1lf1St the Lordg 111 bonds 5 of fellowship for each otherg in bonds of duty to our school and teael1e1'sg in bonds of 1 love to Him who Gave all that We, throucfh Him, mivht have eternal life. Let us be 1 C D D . . . . 6111 true to the call from Heaven and to those who trust us. Let us St1'lVC 111 tl1e fa1tl1 u11t1l 1 We have gained the ucrown of life. - 1 1,1 l fyfx . . l 2 jf Well done thou good and faithful S6IV2'l11f.,,-'-Nlllllf. 25:21. l , JNA, 1 l la, rj l 1 ,... ' Page Seventy-eight THF. 1931 ,MOZ.ARIi,IAN ' - X-f nf ,T Rf ff Q Y. W. A. I 1 I 1 -f Q95-.0 vi Q- 5 I v if 'Q X WILDMAN, pres. BOREN BROCK BROWN BROWNING RAY fi CALVERT CARPENTER CLAUSING CHRISTIAN DAILEY DOBSON ' V H. DOI-ITHITT N. 86 H. DOUTHITT DOXVDEN R. EATON ENGLAND HILLHOUSE U HORNER LANDER LANDRETH LAXVTON IMCCORMICK MIEKLEY W A 0 OLDHAM PARSONS WEST V. POTTER STURMER TAYLOR , 1 WEBB C. POTTER XVILLIAINIS WOOD WOODFORD X ' A .QW F' 9? Eh, Q? 53' V xg r'Y..:,,fj ' Off- .l,.:'w FIN ' E, f v vp 'N ff? CQ N ,fd 'T'--I If Q ,lil-'11, qe?Q?g,v ,,,,ffffki:. 9532 Page Seveniy-1zi11e i l l l i l E i l l l l l 4 l l i l l l l 1 l l r 4 l , l 3 i l l li l lfl lyl We sem l if ' f l lnkd -, if V l l l i l L l l l i i i l 1 il i l 3 li l r I l ' i l Q l E l y i i l l V i l , .,-. -ev. 12 ' .v fax fe '.:1.,5Tf XTX X F w e v X al XL, lax 4 ,' su. la ,- ' fji F7 lt 9 7,. 'fi - X. 1 li? W li 5 L fax ,fm ,. ,it .Q 1:35 Q53 by , Xe wi. :X .XxXXswfXSxfg . N 'X9 lllfivi M NXs,lf'X. , F . sw f XXQXS .gsw N XY X XX X X X . 1 Xe XX X X X X 35 xxx XX SRX ' sis X it i s s X N X X XX X NY XXX XXX..xXX x'1: f 1, Ya er X - X X ss XXXXQ: is s .X x1 X sis s E X ssh X X N A. XX ,sk sis 1 ww Ns , mfs , ii XX XXX ff swine +11-.sg . If -in it 1 Kg i -Fic. iyiw' 3: SQNQ i. . Q .- wk vi in iw ia lo X X ,Q X. s x A ig . Q x..' J : X -0 MCCLURE, pi . s. DAILEY HUFFT 'THE VOLUNTEER BAND 0- n ,. -f lil i 5.5 l y .si .t , c , T M y in hp ss' .A ,wt - .t -me s 'ff reg .. s N 4 X x - 'Pu Q: i l ,,.. . . - Q a ,Q , f :f i X ii xlxx A is is y' Q A fi rf, 1 A . 1 Q Q .J s , rg fri 5. 5 f' ' . fs '-il xg ,ff V' K' x i fT -ig 4 TP. . X X K . . X- - a an ll ' .ip . , If . Q. iv - ' ...M . . ' 1 - a nr 5 . ' i ' . ' ' f T i .... ' BOREN DANLEY mxoxx N clllilsll,XX ciiixiai ix in xnmc iw KERR iam' NIIRL X1 IVIURDAUGI-I V. POTTER RL'S5lil l, Xl. l IYIXCAION ix sur. ly. 5 .. ,...,f- I R S. .. , .'x f , T3 N w Q 1, ,cs T9 . .vi- x if . sgf, f X Q' V Ai .L N mv : f ' Y iff' - K QIXLNIXQQ llli Rl-Y 'XLXXI-TSS x'l'L'liX1lfR .xl lei M Y 1 ill i 1 l 'lib' ly 1 5' X-i .nfl f rf- leij -'zlfo lf W legal Q XJ Consecratecl young men and women who line truly dedic.ited their liyes lHx.1I1SXYCl' to the Master,s call to special service hold weekly meetings for the study nl God s word. the advancement of His Kingdom's work, greater spii-ini.il xxiluc, .ind wider YNOH- The Volunteers seek to bring about the siilmtion of each lost soul on the c.imPUS' and to forward the Kingdom of Christ through the noon-day' pixiyer meeting .ind set- vices held each Sunday afternocn for the negrocs and shut-ins. Our prayer is that this organization may liullill its purpose in the greatest CXICHY this year, and in the years to come, and that those who go from it nmy loola -hails over the year's accomplishments with joy, yet with .1 veil for greater seiwice-sti'1N'111S to make Jesus Christ the center of all civilimtion. 'x,:'frNs. 1f 'mX'-- , ,- no xi--M T f. iff? 'iff if 'Q 1 ii' .,:.i, K., 1:1 e-ggr ,v,Qf.5,, WL. ,fl Nil. Page Eighty I r 1 'H Athletics Y Y Y ,YY YY YY YY Y Y YY Y Y Y Y Y Y Y. Y Y YY YY Y YY Y YY Y Y, YY Y Y Y Y YY Y YY YY Y Y YY Y YY Y Y Y Y YY f-Y Y. YY ,fi 44 1 YY 0? Y Y Y ff YY YY Y Y Y Y Y YY V Y YY Y YY ,Y YY YY YY Y YY 'Y YY Y YY YY YY YY YY YY YY Y ,Y Y Y ,. Y Y ,Y YY Y Y Y fx ff' A-. '5 av - 2... we f Q 01 ke? 1 - . 2,1 .2 XKKQ ta c 'Q H, 41 fc . . ' ' W 11'-.1 1 A ,Ben .4 a,R,,,,5Qi3,,,B4m,,, sf, V111 I93l 1xioL.ii.k1.,xisJ BASKETBALL As football was abandoned this year, basketball practice started early and the Bearcats were in fine condition for the first game October 31 when we met Morrisville High School. The Bearcats won this first game 16 to 14. The second game was won from Fair Play High School 29 to 27. On November 1 1 the Bearcats went to Pleasant Hope, the Polk County Champions, and were defeated 24 to 11. The two Draughons Business College games were two of the best games of the season. Draughons came here for the first home game December 1 and were defeated I9 to 25. Brock did some real playing in this game. On December 12, the Bearcats played the return game and won this time by a score of 42 to 24. Stewart was high point man in this game, making 24 points. On January 3, Drury met the Bearcats here and went home with a victory of 47 to 16. January 7, Monett Junior College came here to give che Bearcats a good game. It was a thriller all the way through. With only a few min- utes to play and the score tied 31 all, Stewart dropped in three goals and we won the game 37 to 33. Between semesters the Bearcats made a four-day trip to the northern and central parts of the state. On January I2 the Bearcats met the strong Kirks- ville Osteopath School and were defeated 61 to 32. The next night they met Hannibal LaGrange and won 28 to 26. The Bearcats got another victory the following night from Moberly Junior College by a score of 40 to 26. The next afternoon the Bearcats were defeated by Kemper Military Academy 45 to 24. 1 J Q5 . January 21, the Bearcats returned a game with Monett Junior College and won 28 to 19. Ozark Wesleyan College came to Bolivar for a very interesting game January 24. At the half the Bearcats led 2I to 19, but the strong 4.55 Carthage team came back the second half to win 38 to 30. ' y Two of the most interesting games of the season were with Kidder Jun- ior College on Juanary 26 and 27. The Bearcats won the first game 49 to 30 but lost the second 20 to 29. 15,55 The last game of the season was a return game with Ozark Wesleyan Col- 2 V lege on February 4 in which the Bearcats lost 15 to 25. ' The Bearcats had a very successful season with nine victories and seven defeats. ' i , N 9 5' -H li: QI, 2545. 'fa 84.53 cw er rs fpiffi vis as-bf. 'fa J' i:f.3'5 5660 5225 A.-.1 .Q gym., N':,,s.3'i1iyN:Q,:4i-.A V-.igis-:QFD-5963, Nlikfig, 59 Q, 438454 ,J xc, Page Eighty-three 4 - gm feiff' 1 lfl ll io is a M v i ,Q loaf, s.sJ9'XU 4' BASKETBALL BARECATS Neil I I ffl! ,f,e rg BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 14 37 14 19 34 47 1 s JJ 61 16 '6 4. 45 19 3 3,6 30 39 25 Date S. W. B. C. Opponent 'EQ' jim- 31 I6 Morrisville 9 0V,- II 29 Fair Play A NOV' I4 II Pleasant Hope Dec- I 25 Drciughoifs Business College Q DCC- I2 42 Draughon's Business College T3 jan' 3 I6 Drury College L 69 janv 7 37 Monett Junior College A A jan. I2 32 Kirksville Osteopaths Q jan-P 4 I3 ' 228 Hannilnal-LaGrange ,S lan- I4 40 Moberly Junior College Q -wig' I5 A 221 I Kemper Military Academy A gan' if 23 Monett Junior College Q 3 -an' 22 30 Ozark XVes.leyan College A ff -T ' 49 Kidder Junior College Q3 Fan' 27 20 Kidder Junior College '57 eb' 4 I5 Ozark Wfesleyan College 5 +' Q 442 4 lf? 434 Q '5 ECE Page Eighty-four 491 Place There There There Here There Here Here There There There There There Here Here Here There 4-X .X EER T1-112 1931 MOZARKIAN XKSXXXXYK S BASKETBALL LINBUP . . Orlin Stewart fStewj was an ideal cap- tain for he not only was a good leader but could be depended on when it came to .put- ting the ballthrough the loop. Orlin was the only letter man at the opening of the season. Orlin played every minute of every game and was the star for the Bearcats this year. His scoring ability was shown in the Draughons game at Springfield and the Han- nibal-LaGrange at Hannibal. He is a Soph- omore and will be greatly missed next year. .Paul Brock was our star from Stella, Mo. He was a very good forward and made an ideal rgnning mate with Stewart. Paul was high point man inifour of our games. He did good work in the first two games and against Kemper Junior College. We are ex- pecting Paul back again next year. Herman Braithwait was another Bolivar High School star on the Bearcat team.vHer- man was a good dribbler and a very dependable guard. He showed great ability in the first Kidder Junior College game and the Ozark Wesleyan game here. We are expecting finer work out of Herman again next year. s L i I I I J I l i Is 0 L 5 . X M V I 1 , C . . q is V is PSC, I e I . N 9 6 I Q 'I V it C F1 P ,II ie! 5. 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'J ii :X EM figs, so - Q V T ' L -1 1 , iii Hy fl, X t 5 if ff fha EU' 17 X -1 , i Q XX X Wi, ,NX ,MPX ' W- 'Z - 1 -A lX.ee Nichols came to tis from Southwest City with two years of high school basket ball. Although small he soon made himself a place on the team. He could be depended on in getting the ball off the baclcstop and dribbling through the opponentis defense. l,ee played in all the games and was out only a few minutes in any game. He put fight into all his team mates. Lee is a lfreshman and we are expecting him to do splendid ball playing next year. Lewis Nlcflulley, although not entering school until the second semester, soon won a position on the team. CulleyH added great strength to our Bearcat team. XVith his height he was sure to get the tip-off. He was another letter man from last year and also a star of Bolivar High School. Lewis still has another year to iight for S. NV. B. C. Robert Estus was the only academy stu on the team and the only preacher. 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George Osborn: UNO, I don't have a bit of trouble with my teeth falling outf' iii- Mabel Dowden: They say that insects have emotions and mosquitoes have been knownto weep. . I Lewis 'McCulley: seen a moth ball.', That's nothing: I've ,.,.-- Dean Pike: Why, boy. you're late this' morningf' Clayton Gott: Yes, my mirror has been brokenf, A V Dean: Your mirror? Clayton: 'cYes, I looked in it this morning, and not seeing myself, I thought I had already come to class. X 'A t N wr U fcwcix :sf'r 'f5, gag,- CI 'vw sp . lf. X I- 'IR 'fb cv C-gf ff' A 7- 4:-so-X . .1 P-.N X. f ,X . 4 .1 :LIT A 3. ': 1- ,Dr anti -. ,q , ,- ' its ' af 1 .- is ' iw .J egg fgfg ,reg EXW sf' Qc, -17 Z... -:2 -Qs ,Af I... C., X., ,., Ninety-two - ...K Av- ----of f--. V-.C --.,., K.- ., Z CJ Q mu A K ff H- :if 'ff sf- f-41 TNI V- w ,. e, y ' ' ' K LJ? Typ, 1,,lf,,,,57 :QU A ' Mother Ayres: Are you quite sure you can cutyour meat, Ployd?,' ff Red Miller: O yessum, we have had , it as tough as this at home. i ,ii- Sam Grisham: 'tWhen I was young, the doctors said that if I didn,t stop smoking I should become feeble-minded. Katherine Webb: Well, why didn't you stop?,' Mr. Weaver: Did you give the penny to the monkey, son?', Schuyler: t'Yes, daddyf, Mr. W.: And what did the monkey do with it?,' Schuyler: I-Ie gave it to his father who played the organ. Dr. Redford Qin Sociology classj: I hear they,re starting a new campaign against malaria. John Arnold: t'Mercy! What have the malarians done now?,f ,il-i Ella -Brock: Who was Joan of Arc that served France? g Got characters mixed. It was Noah of Ark. Jonah was the man who swallowed the whalef, Chester McClure: ,,,i.i1 Dean Pike: Boy, your overcoat is rather loudf, Elmo Westfall: Not when I put a muffler onf, G fs ,N I4-X -six ,M .hx ,fra -DA fe.. .N 4.3-- X. ,.. ,. R .I aw, Q , .-Q A ..r rr, ,M M xr. 7-'QE if T, wif. N-, ' . ' -a 'af 1 - f - - fwfr aff' H5-ev fs- ' :la f X I I ,Qs .-N, ,fa--Q N1 a X-.. ,..-:P Nu' mv' eb.. MS' X C' C' A- ' Xlsg l l l ' l if fl l X K l 4 ' ' ix- lx l ii' DJ C191-fb,,.-,.gfC Q3.J Prof. Hurst: And you are sure you saw my wife today?', Stranger: Quite sure. Prof. Hurst: Did she have two gold teeth in front? Stranger: I can't say: she had her mouth shut.', Prof. Hurst: 'tThen it wasn't my wife. Rhea Landreth: Wonder why there are so many more auto wrecks than train accidents? I Nevelle Richter: That's easy. Did you ever hear of the fireman hugging the engineer? Bertha Hillhouse: Oh, that's a real watch. Does it cell time? Wilma Boyer: No, I have to look at Speaker at Chapel: If I have talked too long, it's because I haven,t my watch with me, and there's no- clock in the room. Prof. Nelson: There's a calendar be- hind youf' Mrs. Redford: Do you know, Doctor, I believe my husband's trouble arises from his nosef, Doctor: I guess youive hit it. Mrs. Redford: Oh, yes, many times. Jane Johnson: Are you afraid of dogs?,' Paul Andrews: Yes, every time I eat them I get indigestionf' .fy 1 V him-N Miss Lawrence: 'II see where a famous inventor says four hours of sleep is -T enough for anyone. Dale Hufft: That's nothing. My half- Grace West: I have a cold in my year old baby knows that. head. ,U F. Eleanor Lawton: Well, thatis some- E52 thing. I . givin Prof. Weaver: If Columbus were in A? the world today, wouldn't he be looked 33 'I . upon as a wonderful man? K i Gene Armstrong' O, Mother Ayres, - .Q , CMJ ' Carl Durbin: Ill tell the world. He RA, I. ' ' ' W owell wants the- listerine. He just would be 500 years Old. R, pg? caught the cutest little black and white 5535 animal and he thinks he has halitosisf' ,QA i. - I' Y I sa' l- X37 Miss Neighbor: It's snowing and Q35 cc ' I 3 I h . Aixlli Charles Drake: My clothing store! Sleetmg afid gd hke to buy some C ams '33 mY Clothing store! for mY Ufes- KI W I A' u 1 ' ' , I I , - e is i. Paul Eaton: What s the matter with Clerk at Kloger f, m Sorry ff Y0ur clothing store? Burn down? keel? Only groceries' H , ' I fill ,, . ' 3 in . , , Charles: I sat on a nail! My clothl M155 Nelghbor i OW amioy g ,, ings tore? my Clothingas toreyf understood that this was chain store. . 4 L X Fil .X Y law CYX --mfg, TE.-,I W1-R JW lr ffjtxl.. .li' RL..- ,,y,5f s:',. Sliiiy. 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AVL fili 1-11 f 1 , 'I f?-A 1, .7 1 ,. 1 I Li ' 14751, V , 1' 2 I Kg, YT: 5.9, 1 lg , if fi: l, ,. 1. in ,'l ,J , ,, if Pag cf Ni11eiy-four QApologies to Jo 1 ,1 1 1sr.1.w.1w THE COLLEGE GIRL hn Greenleaf Whittierj Blessings on thee, little girl, College queen, with auburn curl, With thy grown-up baby talk And thy dainty, graceful walk, With thy red lips, redder still, Kissed by a lip-stick, without thrill, , With the sunshine on thy face, Through thy wavy fair hair's grace, From my heart I give thee joy- I am but a foolish boy. Let the million-dollard ride, But me walking by thy side, I have more than he can buy In the reach of arm and eye. Outward sunshine, little pearl, Ch, I love you, college girl. Oh, for girlhood's artful ways, Sleep that wakes in holidays, Cheeks that mock all natural rules, Knowledge never learned at schools, .Of the styles that are quite late, I-Iow to put your lips on straight, What to wear with evening clothes, When to powder your fair nose. How to end a day of bliss Without giving e'en a kiss. A ,, For eschewing books and tasks ' Art will answer all she asks. Hand in hand with 'art she walks, Face to face to art she talks, Art has helped you, lady fair, To climb Society,s Golden Stair. Cheerily then, my little queen, Live to love as girlhood,s dream. Though thy college days are few, They will ever cling to you. After you have finished school I You go forth a polished jewel, Giving way to every want, I-Iark, a blushing debutante. Thus the years of youth go by Like the winking of an eye. Ch, that thou couldst know the bliss Ere it passes, little miss. W X, X fn gl, . H Grace West: I've a terrible corn on the bottom of my foot. Eleanor Lawton: That's a fine place to have it. Nobody can step on it but you. Prof. Alexander: I think, dear, that you fib a little occasionallyf, Ml'S. Alexander: NVell, I think it,s a wife's duty to speak well of her hus- band once in a whilef, Louise England: XVhat do you think is the fashionable color for a bride? Paul Eaton: Tastes differ, but I should prefer a white onef' Gene Armstrong: Oh, I,ve been stung with a waspf, Clarene: Quick, put some ammonia on it.' Gene: I can't. It,s gone. Paul Weber: UI saw a rattlesnake out at the farm todayf, George Davis: I-Iow do you know it was a rattlesnake?,' Paul: Chl by the way my bones rat- tled when I saw it.', Ellen Sturmer: USO Strother Crawford has two cars nowf' Alma Lander: Yes, he couldn't get all the accessories on one. ffqr, ,,:- Pi is . . N, N.. .- . ff ff- ,A .,- .., V ,N -F I 1 1 2 Fe H. x I fkilf' exif. sa. rw .Rf , . ec? -al-: 'HQLJV -.Qf:s:gJcaw- za.- ip-iff. Traffic Cop Qin Springfieldj: Can't you go any faster?,' Beecher Shrum: Yes, but I don't want to leave my car. Dr. Redford: Name the major and minor prophets. Ed Turnage: Who am I to make such distinctionsf, .ll-1 Lowell Silvara: 'IA fortune teller said I should go to jail for embezzling money' entrusted to me. John Arnold: Don't believe it. Who would entrust money to you?,' ,iii- Mrs. Overstreet: 'tH'm! So you want a job, eh? Do you ever tell lies Clell Hendricks: No, but I kin 73 P Y. all I '., A .,. learn. Prof. Beasley: What was the earliest known remedy for dandruff?,, Mart Patton: The guillotinef, :fa Prof. Richmond: Who was the first man?,' Orlin Stewart: t'George Washington. Mr. Richmond: UNO, Adam was the ,jj hrst manf' Orlin: Oh, I wasn't counting for- ieignersf' IQ? Frank Stine: Do you know the Road fvo NI6l710I!ll!ljf?,, Marjorie Carpenter: 'QSure, shall I sing iw Frank: No, take it.', I H Q -'X:c Nzw4.f4f':f'F,s9 i'Qi eaf' i 1 f , , , a 'ei . 'X W ,fy wj.M,,,J:,- X... ., p,,-x kv .QM N45 Page Ninety-15116 . 1 I 2 i I i i i My , M, 3 wk it --., if H . i i soiatiiomioiua STATISTICS i Smallest-Orlin Stewart. i Largest-Alma Lander. i Most serious-Gene .fXrinsti'nng. Most industrious-lfred l,enl7. ' ' I i Most POPUILI1'-XVQ voted on this in el.-N in-,ating .ind e.ieh memhei' i received one vote. Sii'.1iij4if5!! i Biggest flirt-Mnrg.iret Me,Xi'ini'. 4 Dumbest-Unaniinanus decision that nvne tl us nun' dumh. Most shy-Eleanor lriwton. i Best auto driver-Cltll lnlemirielts. Most modest-Luther Rodgers. Tallest-Rufus Crozier. i Shortest-Clayton Ciett. B NIOSE prompt-Ruth ii.lfXK'.1l'ti. i i i POUND IN TIAIE CHAPEL EXCUSE BOX V i gi? Didn't have an announcement to mihe-C .tri l7ni'hin. l' if , ,, i E Q3 Q Tix Q1 1 4 .- .. . Y I i fl' ei If i , , E, i -may i Ffa i W1 : in 5 Q ff' i X199 ' J t f. 13 1 l i i , . i ig? , gr K'.3 L B33 i Wg it i 1 . A i iw i 'Wi . A it 1 i QQ I J fi M.-'fl gi. gf L any T, M Page Ninety-Six Got up too late-Clam Dixihe. Didn't want to break Ll good record-S.nn C1i'ish.im. Had to stay home with Nlnthei'-Ch.n'les Uixilte. Because he didn't ge-fxlniorie Cfn'pentei'. It wasn,t B. S. U. morning-Ielelen C hi'isii.in. Was taking my beauty nap-Ii.ithei'ine NNI-hh. Wei'e taking our daily exereisee-Ifleanni' l.iwii:n, ,Iessie lee Shotwell, Esther XY'ildm4in. Ciixiee XY1-sl, .intf Bethel Xlefmiiiiek. Had to practice-Louise Ilngland. Had to study Cheinistry-Miliinrd Ielnnd. Had to get my hair waved-lfdna XY'nnd. Had to go to town for something lo C.lllRLlli1 ii.1f'XX'.ll'Li. Afraid I would get gi stand-in with the i'.ieiiliy-C'l.ii'tnn Gott. Had to print the News Lettei'-Paul lf.iton. Had to wait for the mail-Naomi Unuthiit. Waitiiug for Rie,'-Rhea I..indi'eth. Auditorium too Cold-Xvilmgi Bover. Had to work-Prank Stine. i K Pc ,ff ,asf V1-llz lfifsl ry,1oZiiRiei.ajm ' at f' sa f asia. 1 f il S. W. B. C. ENCYCLOPEDIA April 1-legal holiday. Banner-an insignificant piece of canvas which starts class fights. Business Manager-the bird who writes you duns for overdue accounts, and is always harassing you to buy a book. itor the Goof who always misspells your name, distorts your image in Ed' -- g . . the book, acts busy all the time, and does nothing. Frisco--another reason for riding the bus. Hoffman Hall-a knife-throwing, cat-clawing rooming house where good boys become savages. Jefferson Bridge-the place where the cars run out of gasoline on Saturday night. Kidnaper--a Freshman boy who, with the help of four other boys, can cap- ture three Sophomore girls. Library-a place where students go for amusement and their daily dozen con- sisting of a race with the librarian to the door. l' h kes students lose their sanity, neglect PX ,. . Love--that certain feeling wnc ma . their lessons, recite poetry, lose appetite, and get 'Qbawled outv by Dean Pike. Mozarkian-the annual chronicle of crime, with chromos of the criminals, everybody wants but nobody wants to pay for it. Mud Editor-that person who sees all, knows all, and tells all. The man who is the reason why the editor must keep a bodyguard a month after the book is out. Xi-Q l Professor-the kind of a person who slams his wife and kisses the door 1' ood-b fe. .2 g 5 Room-mate--confidante, clothing store, fiscal agent, liability. iw , . 5 Sophomores-the morons who are overlooked in the Freshman flunkings. Waste Basket-where most of the contributed jokes find their way because the mud editor is so conceited he cannot see any but his own. Work-what most students come to Southwest to avoid. we , . 'lil Zero-the temperature of the girl whose date took her to the dormitory the KT' night Love in ffae Rough was at the Ritz. SX? Zo-ology Class-the place where students go to get their daily nap. ful W1 gl . Q 1 wi.sQlf'sq-,x,,i-ffjRfMjif,'??N2i.5,J'sa 1 wgilw, -4.51-f Y ,Y . S, Y V K aifk.,-5551. N55 W' -2' t -' 6' M . Page NI116fj1-SCUUI7 . i l 1 'll l. H 1 1 1. ll jlifii. X l if iii . i ij, 54,55 ' 1 i 4 i i ' l l il li ll DEDICATED TO ERESHMEN 1 ll if i D0n't Worry if your grades are worse, ' And your triumphs limited too, l For the Sophomores once were lfreshmen, And nearly as green as you. lil i .Y y will U iw i ll ll r i V lf REMEMBER? ii lf il ll PHE ll . . ,. . . When Dean Pike advised us to leave Olrl' for a while and have a little school. ll When Gene made that damn speech of his in chapel. ill, i . ' The Illglif when the Freshmen, together with the faculty, ate punch and lg cookies at the class party. ,ll ll When the third floor hovs at Hoffman entertained the second floor occu ants ii . . . . f P fp? . with a raisin feed. il The morning, at dawn, when we sang the Shir Sjmugfivf Bmlizw' while the il Sophomore flag waved gloriously in the tree top. All. When the posts disappeared from in front of Muirheid. 51 Ye Hoffman boys, when you congratulated XVilliam Key because of his ru- gl mored marriage. When that oil investment at Hoffman Hall caused such a sleepless night. Ai I ll if iss li! It 05 lli' lf L. - . ,, . ,M Q1 lx? John McReynolds: I hate those im- Lee Nichols: How do vou like your 'i'- l ' J . 1 yy promptu compleX1011S, Cl0D,t yOu?, new electric washer, Ellen?, M WX William Rigsby: What do you mean? Ellen Dobson: Not so good. Every f i l l 'B . U ' - - L W John. Those they make up as they go time I get 1l'1 that thing, those paddles il , -,' - M 'lg along- knock me ofjr my feet. li ' 6 '- ' ll l. l Hill i W Q li ll wx W .l il A3 55 'ILV Prof. West: Where do all the bugs go 31 1. ,N ' ' 2 ,, . :lvl 5' 5 111 Wlflfef? , Eleanor Lawton: Did you know that fl' f i - , ' , f . , ii wx' Iiarfelson labsenf mmdedlyl- Q Seflfdl fish oil was good brain food?,' .lil Y TU me' ' . . lui Ed W d HH k XVllll3l11 Key: Yes, but it would take iw N' na oo: ave ou ta e . l - QM ,Q . ' ery, y n 1 Slow a whale to do you any goodf' lr lf' 1 Bethel: No, is one missing?,' :li T 1 lliiy j A Nl i 6 Q .H y . lvl ' ls . i 1 -. jl ' , wg. . 1 ii i l i .. . . ,, , . ft. il if il , Wifi saw 'ii fri-rj c Y .ul A -xft-tx 4,-V A F... tl.. V F .H i T. ef' 43511 iff. :Bei e' ill 1 V - '-' - ' r 'fe X-iw -- -' Alf' me 3 P1180 Ni11efy-eigbi li Il X lv? W E if MG f' 'Ss 'N .:' 'Aki ' N- .af 'ss of A hx AQ JQSIL1 Obion .,49?li,1 I H li I 9 5 .I lXf1OZ,A R fi+g,I,A,N ' -2 ff with f p., I , Ng. Q DID YOU EVER HEAR ,QQ0 O. K. by me, baby. Rats and bolony. W-a-i-t a minute. I airft joshin' ya. f . Nl' That was funny the first time but it soon gets old. -A Wfhy, Why girl- lii- Yes, that's possible. Excuse me for living. . 4-A l . . I A1n,t dat sump1n,? More fun! More people killed! Can you feature that? Good land, kid. - I've seen worse but can't remember where. Oh, what will Mother Mustain say? U Boys, do you know what time We have breakfast? It,s a great life if you don,t weaken. Oh, I hope you have hang-nails. I'll stamp a wart on you. The engraving fees for the Mozarkian are due. I-Ii, Oscar. Oh, pshaw! Either get quiet or get out of here. Good-night, boys. Well, now, there you are, girls. And then I comes right back with- Girls, do you suppose he was feeding me a line? Q I believe I'll marry that girl. Take the next ten words. T l gl You can do as you bloomin' please. fi I!! Motlier Mus-tain! ' Stand up, stand up. Did I get any mail? 5 I,m Zeeky Rite from Shy. X lf' y I would but I'm on a diet. QMS? h h? O , yea A 4 .V I Give it a little more altitude. Q qi if Have you got yourself oriented? ,, , Q-A Judson got a match? .L, . 7 l . . You hold him and I'11 turn the water in the bath tub. ia Sl Memphis Blues. y 5, - X. . Key of six flats. Lwxa V Either quit making that noise or take the front seat. uv . QE . A 65' . g I px, I .,.,,' -.1-f 'o1w.fg.f'r 'f.s,f?'L Q'v 557 Tf1.i? i i' CQ '57 Tllfdiiii Q7 3 E AIO Page Ninety-11,i11e ,j, Ad'-,Q J HHI1 wil Mff'fM1s1fW ...JAN 41,1 CAN YOU IMAGINE . ., Bill without Arline? Mrs. Hurst not assigning an English theme? Thursday without a Chemistry test? Perfect attendance at chapel? Mr. Nelson without whiskers? Florence Vehmann not talking? Vivian Potter tall and slender? The college coupe with six in it? Clarene, Louise England, and Katherine not coming home from town with the grocer in the delivery truck? Mother Ayres not making her nightly tour of the dorm- itory? Quiet at Hoffman Hall? Ruth Eaton without a letter? Gene and Clarene not playing paper dolls? Mother Ayres taking her bathrobe with her to take a bath? Louise England in a hurry? Grace West and Milford Hood not in a Hght? Hot water at Hoffman Hall? Mary Lou being selfish? Muirheid girls opening a can with a can opener? Glenn Cunningham collecting Sio from the Mathies? Saturday night without a Vfestern at the Ritz? QV is SEVEN WONDERS OE S. W. B. C. 6 . Q? I De P'k ' f ' ' ' S . an 1 es appreciation of applause in chapel. J 2. Mrs. Hurst,s early dismissal of classes. Ag 3. Grace West and Louise Woodfoi'd,s experiments in Q Chemistry. 'S . 2 4- Vocal acciomplishments of Mr. Nelsonis foreign lan- ua e c , 6 g g asses Q 5. Clell Hendrick's voice, E 6. Lowell Silvara's appetite, 7- Sophomores' ice cream capacity. 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A X f , , V ,ff I V I u .XX 17.1 feta- 79'1,-rM'fLffV'7 IWDVWK Q ' f V an ' ' J iff W ' I ii M U It L f M Q W 5572! nf, 'iff' file, V To The Business Mena X his 41 Q v Y at . . . fe We the Mozarkian Staff, owe our success in a financial W .. is X B ii way to the business men of Bolivar. We have had excellent sup- port in all that we have asked them to do. People are all talking X hard timesv but 'the business men have bought advertising space ' B as if it were a very prosperous year. They bought advertising I . . r 5 Q ' ' ' in the Mozarkian and when we were selling advertising space on ,ix X X , our Boy Scout Band Concert programs, We ran out of space be- fore We had seen all of the business men. ,xt L AY W It is co-operation of this sort that encourages the staff M ,W Gil members in their attempts to publish a year book that will be 5 nw a credit to the school. We have a hard task which is lightened il W di b co-operation of all the people involved and the business men . , M 2 3 .XJ i xi N. Y h I fill of Bolivar have certainly done their share to make the task easy. . I Q l. f , . Y' lx To you, Mr. Business Man of Bolivar, We extend a vote of - m. . vi V , R for our co operation and interest in our Nl ii A Work. In return for your help we Wish you the est o suc e wp km W iv ' 5 ' ' hearty appreciation y - ' b if c ss ,le 5 ' R 'l l lx, in the years to come. l x i GENE ARMSTRONG, Business Manager. 4, V . . ' Q ' Q i , ,y , c .A-4 , fe J f W 3 ,arsenal like Q .J ,f . , -A X-X f -N.. v . ,, , B V ' 4 1 , f, ,wxpfwit x, . 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If !JV!'!'Ai V X' ' M ' ' f . , I I I I I I I I I 1 N- 'Tis '0'X Yf Ei I E E 5 I I ' I I ' 'I lip 'LVZM as I if 'I ' ' ' 'jf I l I I I 1 S I , iw...- I I 4? I I s Ri I I I I I I Efzlzlllloyms of fbi' Grc'w1c' Coznzfvy Bzzilffiupq nm! Lmnz ,'Ixxm'if1fifn1, of Sp1'i11gficffff, g1'mif11z1fc's of Sf7!'iIIkQflIl'!ll Dl'tIlllQf7llll l311sim'xx LIIIfl't'l'.Yff-X' I I I Groups like these, and even Very much larger, are to be found in the up-to-date ofhees of the large corporations of ' Springfield and other Cities throughout this entire I trade territory. No profession offers greater I QQ? opportunities than does business. I H Vf I 1, vs , ,Q I if? i . gg, . I LEARN IT RIGHT .RU HA PRI GEIELD DRAUGHO I We I BU I ESS UNIVERSITY MI f +9 SPRINGFIELD, MISSQURI IV Sgr? fel J 'XEISIIXE' - 'QffWWN' 'Y ffwow fsfwos , . Page One Huuflred Four 4 I 'Ni A t A Mia THE i931 MQEARKIANA r I lk, . .L,. fn. ,,,,,, REFRESH YOURSELF DRINK QM' IN BOTTLES Delicious and Refreshing Coca-Cola Bottling.Co. Bolivar, Mo. ELUR1EoN BAKERY GOOD BREAD h AND PASTRIES Patronize Your Home Town Product Bolivar - - Mo. White Funeral Director W. S. XVHITE AND W. B. ERXVIN LICENSED EMBALMERS TWO AMBULANCES Calls Answered Day or Night Bolivar, Mo. Chas. E. Schooley STAPLE AND FANCY G R O C E R I E S We have what you want when you Want itn , Phone 3 I o Bolivar - - Missouri J. M. WHEELER Bolivar, Mo. CITY CLEANER AND TAILOR ONE DAY SERVICE I1ite1'1wtio11al Czistom-Made Clothes You are invited to corn-e in and see our new Ever-Flowing Cleaning Machine HITIICTS tate Bank Bolivar, Mo. gl Q- A GoodtBank 6 in ci Good Town Q, 67 Your Business Appreciated Q, it sy vi E. T. DEVIN, President P A if I L5EOf?fTWBC?5f??MIi2a?,Bl'f?G'iTQRfI6fiT'i?ill'T f1 ,, f- .SY 3,,A,,,,5 vig- .ff .. QV..-.9 ' in . ' Page One Humlrecl Five J NJ, 1 fe. C is sf': Wi. -ff-fI t'm ,. i5- :e?1'22r,..:9W . ., . ., nike .MJigA'is'Z'.33V :rig-JTx,LL ll Sl ll K tj 5 F :ei X I , SCHOOL CALENDAR 1930931 SEPTEMBER School opens. Many new faces min- gle with the old. School begins in earnest. Classes start and the Work piles up. Choruses, glee clubs, and quartettes started. George Washington finds it impossible to tell a lie. First date night. As yet Muirheid and Thomas are not busy. Mozarkian room gets a cleaning. Board meeting. Ellen Dobson de- cides it's time to buy a chapel ticket. Big reception and We meet the teachers as they cannot be met W -'H fy' 'Q ,ff ,.. 'af bar ,. ff ,Q ,V in 4 1 rv lb Ui' Nl .9f1,2- ,Gan i .gf I -QL 451, fy, 'vw K ' A 4' -fa 4 f - 1 . ,W Polk County Bank Established 1872 BOLIVAR, MISSOURI 4 ,LLm.m-...-.-- T. H. B. Dunnegan, President. Guy G. McDaniel, Vice-Pres. T. H. B. Dunnegan,Jr.,Cashier John Dunnegan, Asst. Cashier. Smart Wearing Apparel ' For Particular College Men and Women Braithwait SL Co. Pay Cash and Pay Less Bolivar, Mo. Q I in the class room. 'f G 5 . . . M M Literary societies meet and the fight fax is on. J at Ig, George Osborn requested that the is U calendar be marked on this day be- cause L ou is e Woodford had a thought. K5 , New cases progress at Thomas Hall. Mozarkian Staif approved and the p' grand rush starts. 5 'Q Dr. Redford makes his talk on g Thorns and Thistlesf' Do you pre+ P ' fer rose or oetr ? Q P P Y if , lf and Page One Hundred Six 'Rf -AGA fs -1,53 me liao isfwsfifs. df-rf. TPYP 1 111 v . r faq ms . fs .ar - A ...spy sg,-,xg Nr.,..f-f Vt,-.J Xwnwf ,QWVMQ-1 5 V VV V . J A .E f 1. ef 49. .fn S if ,X .1 Xa xx L: V Nik? 1 1 L ,Y .. lbslrdislxl . Good News Feed Store Manufacturers of ' High Quality Feeds Mixing and Grinding a Specialty Your Business Appreciazfed S. W. of Square Bgth Phones A NEWSY COUNTY PAPER B h , NEAT JoB PRINTING res ear S Grocery F Established in 1868 STAPLE AND FANCY Stillonthejob GRQCERIES Bolivar Free Press Rural Phone 132W Jos W. GRAVELY co., Publishers. City Phone 214 CAlLlENDARmContinuecl SEPTEMBER 'W fix . Q 17. Rev. Simpson talks in chapel. B. S. U. organized. Q :V 18. Musical program in chapel. Q 19. Carl Durbin elected yell leader. Now for some pep. .1 V . Q 2o. Clell and Mary are chaperoned heavily. 2 Social at Muirheid. Gene entertains afterward with opera music and classical A 22. dancing. Mr. Preston and Mr. Norville arrive. wp we - f Muirheid Freshmen start siaving for the Sophomores. ii 5? 25. Mother Ayres' birthday. Freshmen at Muirheid turn the joke on the Sophs and unusual dates are made. A ' rf? 24. is 27. Y. W. A. house party at Carthage. We 'li I 1 il ii' 11. 'li ...iffibfta align. X . fs. K .. Page One Hunrlrezl Seven ta? fHc'H't' if fa 2 if Mot M1 Kilim W If X 6 Compliments of . W. Maas SL Son The Nifty Barbecue A place Where students feel homelike and besides that, they will find a complete variety of high grade sandwiches, and to sit in our cozy little booths while enjoy- ing a lunch or a sandwich makes the thrill in a visit to our place complete. Our Slogan: A Meal at Minute Every Bite just Rite Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Cunningham Known among stitdenfs as fm and ma CALENDAR Continued E552 y 3 SEPTEMBER 9 ' . . . Q ' 29. Dean ljike gets lost in Springfield. N 31. Pictures are being taken and nobody B87 is satisfied. Miss Gaunce and Miss if Bourne are here. ? X OCTOBER i f . lg 1. Miss Bourne talks in chapel. 2. Big tomato fight at Hoffman Hall. C T John Reeder gets the worst of it. 3. Sunday School class party at church Q1 ' 4765, ' ffwfgx ' ,favor ' K qw f Page One Hzzzzclreri Eigbf DAVIS BARBER SHOP COURTESY AND S E R V I C E West Broadway Bolivar, Mo Meet Me at i D Denton s Drug Store THE REXALL STORE South and McDaniel Springfield, Mo. E R I i M 1 V l 1 4 X i l I K use ff i if-.N Ng as i . l 'j'l 5lx ' THE 195i lv10ZARK,IA'N il . o S 'Q . . ' T l Quality Merchandise fy i '9 9 Conserfvatwely Priced Mahagey 5 A ,. Pharmacy ' ll l E1fe1'y1ffoi1zg in W6d1'i77g Apparel We Sell MWTMZZZW that will not come ac , to customers l For Young Men and wht, willy lp Young Wo11ze1z S Y .H Ink ll ou W1 1 e our , ,i-. FOUNTAIN SERVICE . . l -R B , North Side Squares V P l ' 'vlles CQ' BOLIVAR - - - Mo. l l . 1 J. P. LANE SHGE i STQRE QUALITY FOGTWEAR Shoe Repairing South Side Square Bolivar, Mo. MCQRACKEN ' Q CLQTHING Co Good Clothes Bouvaa, Mo. x . s P I lf 2 f R CAlLlENDARe Continued OCTOBER. 6. Mr. and Mrs. Drake invite us to the My h ,ACN s ow. 6 8. Eleanor tells the oft told tales of Osceola. r Q1 9 11. Mr. Moflit tells us some things about p Missouri We diclrft know. S 12. The B. S. U. puts on program at church. W 15. Congressman Palmer has the chapel hour. Paul Weber Wears everyone pa 53 out with the subject--predestination. . A 5 ' 95 Cfef f-were ' 'ss- were s S ffafov ' five-' ' Page One Humircd Nine I I , G. -4 f, fx A-nafgfsxf,-gl-N jg-LC51gi't ,V 1 L W4 I L! Y K tw 7 X I A In VJ i'3.a!ijf fig J, S553-...EQQQ ci, ,,.s9'Qc1cfWf-!s,,.,,a6J ua l ' l A' 3 5 l l if 'W il' sf-.2 .f Our Cf9ila'1'en's Health is the Ndfi071,S Wealtfa KOO BRO . Cleaning and Pressing THE HOFFMAN VALETOR SERVICE Call for and Deliver PHONE 2 3 1 BOLIVAR, MO. R. K. Richter Dentist First National Bank Building Both Phones ,Bolivar - Mo. F.. S. MURRY STAPLE AND FANCY G R O C E R I E S Phone 230 Bolivar, Mo. FOOD ., , Clean, Well Cooked, 533251 ff Nicely Served W . . Fountain Service 7 .6 L . Candy, Cigars Q at lg ,-4'i , Reed s Cafe A North Side Square BOLIVAR, Mo. L9 2 A Page One H1md1'crl Ten CALENDAR Continued OC 16. 18. 21. 23. TOBER Nominations for Mozarkian queen are made. Grace Jewell Potter, Sophomoreg Lois Hutcheson, Fresh- mang Rhea Landreth, Academy. William Rigshy makes the bright statement that mausoleum is the premier of Italy. Mr. Wliite talks in chapel- You can't think right and do Wrongf' Mr. Weaver has the chapel hour. Are we all abnormals?,' rare, I f Klum HUTCI-IESONfBLUE New and Used Furniture 17000 Feet Floor Space 3 Full Floors FUNERAL DIRECTORS I Day and Night AMBULANCE SERVICE , 1 , MI. F BALDWIN ATWATER KENT I PIANOS and MAJESTIC RADIOS I Bolivar, Missouri Otto NHUIIIQD Greeting Cards Dealer In FOR EVERY oooAs1oN W., JEWELRY, WATCHES? 9 CLQCKS FINE 1oB PRINTING A 'S- West Broi1Ij1?yGHjT C?0O1I?j1ivar, M I D ei I fd R Kate Moore KSISGY 3 CU' ? HEMSTITCHING GROCERIES, MEATS, Q3 and Q- I MLKING FRESH VEGETABLES DRESSM Phone 330 O 3 NATIONAL BANK BLDG. , B 1. M Bolivar - - Mo. E o war, o. ' I QI , r,eL -IQ-f M' ' f I FK f 'pwk I F 'H' P e One Hundred Eleven 118 I I I I I I I I I I I . x . 'T' ra-., LE' 3- 'TQ 1 ' ' . H if Bb? i , 'W Silt it ' ' l ' ' l 'i' ' ' f Q flag, WA. Lest ttf, Ha, .-.Q 'YL cf' -Du. ., it L If Youth But Knew What Age Dia Crave, Many a Penny Vyoula It Saeew -Sr'lz'r'!t'ff. The greatest savings institutions on earth are the life insurance companies of ' ' uiinst loss ol' estate or earning power, ig America. The best savings or protection arg found in a well selectecl life policy or savuigs contract. If you would be happy in oltl age, you niu-t be linaneially intlepentlent. If you X would be financially independent. start now. if Retirement Annuity will assure you a pension for life beginning at any tinie alter age lilly. lt also assures you against loss of earning power, either by prolonged illness, or .ieeitlent tlisabling you for life. Wfe write policies to cover every human neetl. More than thirty-live million policv- holders are now saving for their loved ones or tli,-mselyey through lzquitable Service. The Equitable Life Assurance Society of The United States ' 393 s13vi3NTi-1 ixvizwuiz, xiaxv wait crriy xiaxv xoiui. Springfield Missouri Branch Qffice 730 Lantlers Builtling VIRGIL H. SBCHLER, District Manager l7lf,RNl'i Y. SAXI-ORD. Agency Secretary Special Representatives in Springlieltl VG' Fuson, a quarter century of service. R. S. XY'ilson. ,'XI'lI1LllIlC3. .Q Ellzabefh Pflfki T3 years of service. Chas. Sanliortl. Salary Savings. Jas. A. Nelnis, Mgr. l-loin: Purchase Dept. l A. B. Croesman, Alphon Mendenhall, Lorene Nlentlenliall, Ann XY'ilson. Bearl S. Hill, Btlw. L. Kranzberg, .intl Seth Turli 5 'l it Qutsitle of Springlieltl f Roy Buulov F01'5YflWC, MO- il. l-l. Turk. Ash Grove Elnlnet Plltzgefflld, Cllbool XXV' Il' T1'l1Qy BLIHLIIO P' A- He1U1'1Qli, West .PlL1ll1S lflinor Cayanatigh, Ava gm gfeaver, Willoxxf Springs Chas. lilliins, Niangua ey ugan' Marslncleld Chas. XY'illard Lebanon h Bolivar Representatives My Ernest Gahvan Mrs. Lucy Rlustain tts Sfmngfh Reputation Service its tml .xTQKQg 1 f'zdL,ig!ir 1125i-gfy ffl we JA.,-J, cs,,..,Mc,, N0 w7,,x1b, NZD, 1,6 q?..qx-N My :A wg Pflgf' One I-Izzmlrect T'1l,'UIH, -A 9 fa of lb OU OLL HSC X irx 'Iill x , p A ,-' 2 .,AN4p... qgvaxgg. ....:pXVCgx:,,., fizm -A gym 1 l f -.IK -2' 1 'N 5 - ' . A R' 4 , V , Afx. ,-.Q fm ,fzf L2 Q 4,1 ,ir ,fxx , ,L ,ax rm Lo s- we as-ff X1-fi M. -3'Qo -.e5Q.s WWE I 9 5 i iviozfmrim. N 2,5 xv, xN!l..gj,f sgyglil -'jf I-A X.33. u'z,,i if MATI-IIAS OTOR COMPANY ccflsk For Freda' . aftmcd CARS and TRUCKS Bolivar, Missouri Ladies' and Childrenfs READY-TO-WEAR COATS DRESSES MILLINERY I-IO SIERY LINGERIE The Fashion Shoppe Exclusive Readgf-to-Weaif East Side Square Bolivar, Mo. HARDWARE, QUEEN SWARE, HEATING STOVES, OIL STOVES SPORTING GOODS, PAINTS BRUCE BROWN HARDWARE Bolivar, Mo. CALlENDARMContinued ooToBER 24. B. S. U. gives program in chapel and Luther Rodgers again takes the role of Dean Pike. ,A er, 25. Dorothy Boren, Georgia Cox, Mable A Myers, and Mr. and Mrs. Milto-n De- g lfell I Forrest visit us. e 'ef' fit 26. Mr. Lovell has charge of chapel. 2 1 -5 I 28. Mr. Moflit says, A girl who Will hand in a term paper with an ink 3565 blot on it will burn the biscuitsand 1 K scorch shirts. y if 'l Q-,fl fs , SJ ffl X wr 'lif C.,w:,,- -sl, M fa, ,Ni ff- nqhfgw rp .xii-4' np Cp ge? 'H Igfilig, Qggv' 3993. .... ji. ..g9? f?::,,, fn?-5 J, .,.. 1, Page One Hzmdred Thirteen F I 1 l 1 1 ' 1 11 ll l 1l 1: W. ll 'l , 1 11 l.. l ll 15 1 1 il ll ll l 1 1l li i1 l l l i 1 1 W1 yl 1 l 1 1 1 ff: V, wr D V! 1 l ll ll ll an wg- ,Fw A p ' ,. 1. 4 . . .X , .Q Xl K ,xv 1F2,,:' iiffff ESQ. Zfgrgrf 'ifjloi' if ll 1 ll RI l Z Burgner ll THEATRE Bowman L p Bolivar - Missouri if A MoDERN UP-To-DATE y Matthew S T T H E A T R E N Lumber Company T Showing i THE BEST P1cTUREs ON Bulldew UT I-1077195 ll WESTERN ELECTRIC SOUND lg SYSTEM H yy PHONE 512 1 - -- '-' s. H. BoY13R, wiamgef Two Complete Shows Each Night BOliV9-13 MO- lm ll . CAlLlENlDARwContmued ll , M1 OCTOBER l 29. Hon. Sam C. Major talks. Down with the Republican party. Hairpins are going up. Group of students and Mr. and Mrs. Moffit go to Atlanta to the B. S. U. Con- ll ference. Mozarkian bonfire. Let's all cow-operate. 1 15 gl 31. Hall'owe,en party at Hoffman. john D, Arnold and Hazel Douthitt are crowned XQHLJ ing an queen. QQ is 1 wi i NOVEMBER l ll T 5 1. The impossible happens. Muirheid runs out of syrup. l 3. Election day. f ld l 6. We are informed by a history student that Martin Lutherls parents were pheasants. 11 ll Now who believes in heredity? Orchestra concert. Philo-Mathie meeting together. p gee! Charles Russell discusses LOVE. 1 lQ 1 +1 1 is l 1 l l 1 1 l lx , 1, owl 1 .J .zv M41 .SWR .X ,A L-X ,ee 4 1 , 1- , . -- ff- 1-Q-.X ., . ,Y 1. Lv, K, 'X,,: 'wi 19,1 V- ,ff ,. fe ff' 1,1- A X f ,, Page One Hmzclrerl Fozcriewz 1 1 ' 1l was 'S fi Y fa, J .af-A -at 1 . 'Ii X ll THE 1931 ry1.oZ.A11iQ.m1s1 5 S ing on- ned ants. ther. I 7 l 1 5 CAI..lENDAlRwContinued NOVEMBER . Lyceum course. Board of trustees meet. II. Dewey Barber decides he will get his wife in Arkansas Where the word, OBEY, is still in the marriage ceremony. 12. Pep clubs meet. 13. The Fine Art Department has charge of chapel. . Frank Adams and Rev. Rainwater have the chapel hour. A 19. International Relationship Club is organized. 21. Debate in chapel. 11' N d . He stands up- again at sup-per. 24. Sam Grisham Wastes good money ca ing eva a 26. Ho-me for Thanksgiving Holidays. 1 CGMPLIMENTS Insurance of GF EVERY KIND Q., G We represent The Home, The Hart- R ford, The Aetna, Springfield Fire and X9 2 Marine, Fidelity-Phenix, Insurance Com- E pany of North America, The Northern and United States Fidelity and Guaranty B X Company-the very best and strongest old line companies in America. g, c - Hardw are 0. McKinney Bros. st, a North Side Squagreff .g S-egg? SPRINGFIELD, MQ. BOLIVAR H 1 nvln Ap-FgWMISSQURIbV:. 6323 ta M tl 'f'wP'A' warg' fjggefif Es? IM 'fig V551 as as sf M I -J-A s , Page Om' Hundrczl Fifzfeeizi ' w Ralph Maness: I want a nice book for an invalid. Librarian: Yes, sir, something religious? Ralph: Er-no-not now. I-Ie's convalescingf' three more Weeks of having to hear these Dale I-Iufft: Q'I'11 have only doors rattling on my carf' Bill Key: Going to get a new car or something? 1'le: No. Just going to take the doors off. Mr. Sanders: WheW! That licking I gave you tired me all out. Leslie: Yes, but you can sit down and restf' l pl! Mike: Do you believe in fate, Pat Pat: Shure, fur whut would we be standin' on without them? Mrs. Hurst: Oh, my, Johnny, have you been fighting again?U John McReynolds: UNO, ma'am: we moved yesterday and I moved the catf, F. M. SHQFF ER I Kitchen Ware vi Stoves Hardware Paints W . Sporting Goods y s: Gai' Quality NoRTH SIDE SQUARE I We Gm, an, Serwce MG. Bom as ------- ....... is fr? Page One Hundred Sixteen he XX 9 affix., 1931 womrxiars Sag Aglgfgh my Xp- sf 'la .ge fgmgy-A .AX gg.. X MN kj PNB Vg.,1f-7-RM, kj Y id 'QQ my jf 2' lu: E W A X rl X I X 'KT f e 4' gb A, -me X L Cleaning Pressing Dyeing Frank B. mith Laundry Co. HATS CLEANED AND BLOCKED 51.00 . 5 12 Boonville Ave. Springfield, Mo. BQUVAR cfsrisisnrsiaaconfinued FARM CLUB EXCHANGE DECEMBER PRODUCE FLCUR SEEDS FEEDS I. Back again after a big vacation. We Your Business XVI!! Be Appreciafea' R. O. XVATSQN, Mgr. People We ll-late The girl who brags about the dates she had last night. The important looking guy who car- ries the brief case. The fellow who tells us he borrowed some of our belongings because he was sure we wouldn't care. The guy who waits until the eleventh hour to work on his notebook and then wants to borrow ours. The one who steals our sweetie and then boasts of it afterward in our pres- ence. play Draughon's and win. Student announcements must not be made in chapelf, Freshmen vote to accept Sophomore Proclamation and then promptly for- get it. ,- il Willis Thurman and Tiffin Teters leave for debate tournament and win the first two rounds. fi? P gl Muirheid in turmoil-Why? .Dining room episode. if 51 ity Gene Armstrong is elected Prince K Charming. Willis Thurman, second and Tiflin Teters, third. 331 Crowning of M o Z a r k i a n Queen. Q92 Grace Jewell, queen. All those who G33 have evening dresses wear themg but gag! if you have none, come anyhow. gg . . f 91 gf - if Q Page One Hzmrlrecl Seventeen if '- 1 ,fr me-vp .ff m2fQf K't Sf 99 I .S , I cm, .4E55:Q1,JEl?5b4-Ak ..aS9QIm..14 ??'il, a,5f55:3w l Y 1 l I ij -I I arg -9 li Q 23 -Q I W A le ws 49 fi it xiii! rl-.ll lxik Superior Oil Cornpan Super Service Station SUPER oAsoL1NE NEVER-Nox iari-wr, oAsoi,iNE p SUNLIGI-IT KEROSENE OTOR OILS DIAMOND MOTOR OILS MOBIL OILS UPERIOR AUTO LAUNDRY CORDUROY TIRES SUPERIOR M SUPERIOR SERVICE S We will appreciate your business and You will appreciate our service BOLIVAR, MISSOURI Arline Antoine: Wluat kind of a car has your husband? Mrs. Shotwell: Well, heid feel tremendously flattered if you called it second hanclf' Paul Brock: So that famous forger died suddenly? Wfhat was the cause? Carl Durbin: A doctor gave him a prescription for a dangerous drug and he couldnit resist raising the figures before having it filledfi Hunter: And how can I detect the approach of an elephant? Wise Man: By the odor of peanuts on his breath, of course U Luther Rodgers: My brother is working with five hundred men under himf' Frank Stine: iQWllCfC?,, Luther: Mowing lawns in a cemetery. 5 p Mart Patton. And how is Bert getting on with his reducing exercises? Q ' . I i , ,- - 'X Lee Nichols. 'Youd be surprised. That battleship he had tattoed 'U I on his chest is now only a rowboatf' Q9 fi up 'MQ 5 I KFCDH- T Tfqxf' 11 L 'W'-:X r F' 7 V Fx . 'P fs'-:gf W' S ,..:'1i'?CQi jj' gfqifbgif .,ii4555a, Wo, Pwr? One Hundred Eighteen I may X5 gA5,P 'ix 4' 1.-r 'xy 4: Jif. V I KA JRR to Mix j'y'e'ie-r'i SX'- 195-1 l W 1951 MU7,AitKlA'Ni Springfield Baptist Hospital 450 Market Avenue I SPRINGFIELD, MISSOURI ' -' w V-. X '- , gf. . It vj' A fully equipped institution controlled and supervised by Ba tist men and women of Southwest Missouri. Being P privately owned, it is not a charity institution, I 5, ,P if X but rates are the lowest possible to main-I M tain standard equipment and 6' EXCELLENT SER VICE n p A , it Y AND PATHOLOGICAL LABORATORIES kg 2 X-RA ACCREDITED SCHOOL FOR NURSES, Affiliated with St. Louis City Hospital, St. Louis, Mo. 63 f fi S. F. FREEMAN, M. D., Pres. in ESSIE INGRAM Hoop, superintendent I LIDA I. MCDQWELL, Supt. of Nurses I Fi 3 Q 4'-5 .1 Page Ong H1Lna'1'erl Ni176ffC11 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 111 11 1 1 1 11 Q1 1 1 11 11 .11 .11 11 3' 1 1 1 1 1 11 11' 1 1 11 1: 11 11 '1 1 11 11 11 1 1 1 1 11 11 1 11 ,M 11 11 .p 11 11 11 1 1 1 11 1 1x 1 11 .1N 1 1 1 1 11 1 11 K 1 1 11 11' 1 111 11 -1 1 11 1 1 lv 1' 11 1 111 1 31 1 1 11111 1 N. .1 1 1 1 1111 1 1111 , 11111 11 1111 11 , 1 1111 11 1 1 '111 1 131111 1 11' ' 1111 ' 11: 11 1111 11 ,111 1 11111 1 1 1:1 1 111 1 1 1 11 - 11, 1 1.1 1 11 11 1 1 ia .E 1 li' i .1 z 1l .111 11 ,1 11 ,1 . ,N 1 ,112 11' 11.1 11, 1 ,, 11 111 1 'ts er 'Neff fee 'ie-ef sw. s 11 11 x.1z1,f11x1L1a.11x M uqyiharnieffgixg cf'fK3.1s., E.-a55'Y41.2 .1 5 l R I 5 Q55 11111 119 W rf? ff f CITY DRUG STCDRE When You Buy Drugs at the City Drug Store You Know They are Good The Home o Reacall Remedies G. M. UPTON Bolivar, Mo. J. W. Prewitt, the bridegroom, who was in a terribly nervous condition, ap- pealed to the clergyman in a loud whis- per at the close of the ceremony: Is it kisstomary to cuss the bride? Clergyman: Not yet, but soon. s A Babu or native clerk in India, who 6 fl prided himself on the mastery of the 1291 English tongue and skill in its idioms, sent the following telegram announcing cg his mother's death: Regret to announce that the hand that rocked the cradle has kicked the bucket. fi 11,1 Page Om' I'I7t11fIl'C'll Twenfy CAlLlENDARffContinued DECEMBER 13. Boys are entertained by Mrs. Mus- tain and the girls by Mother Ayres. 17. Muirheid serenades Hoffman and gets a wet reception. Academy debate team debates Boli- var High School. 18. Voice department has charge of chap- 19. el. Home for a Merry Christmas. JANUARY 1. Mr. Wfeaver talks in chapel. 4. Katherine XVebb gets in 3 minutes to ro. 5. Muirheid is fenced in. 6. Dewey has a funny feeling when Martha is around. Wfonder why? 7. Hot game with Monett. 8. Exams, groans, and long faces. 9. Cletis Baker's recital. ro. Boys clean Hoffman Hall. ir 2. Eleanor spends the week-end at home. Probably she wanted her CQI-diberty.,, 13. Enrollment. Does anyone know any snap courses? 1 1 7 X' .sa r., VHS: :gym mozmxksaw Think of Us Not Only As Photographers P P But As Business and Professional Wfomen Who Are Trying to A HAPPY HOME U 4 I A 'Li ,..,45'W,,-SEQ, ,,,, Help Make ,line ia , W vi -eff ct: ' X .rr It is a pleasure to serve you for anything in the photographic line. x We do portrait Work, enlarging, View work, and kodak hnishing. Q61 We carry in stock frames, kodaks, kodak albums, and films. ,P fl ' P W Q Strzve to Please fir Ross Sisters, Photographers , Q., 91 ks? fl Page One HIIl1l1l'UlI Twenfy-0110 i l il ii X . l x R5 l E. il l ll .,. ll' l. li fl li fl ls l Ill l lf li l l li il I l l I Ni l ll gr il ' l l 'l ! i l il l lf, l l 1 ll A l l V 15 in l if ll ll l l l ll .9 l il li a lli fl li ll 1. Q1 . if ... --f fm., 3- . . . , . . ' -ff' 'lfff' ef 'ti '21 if A :F-QW Wing. IQ 3, 1 Aaii,1f,AlLlslixifJ ,,5'ffi.,,, 35311, .,,,,5fi,,.M2 CAlLlENlDARwContinued JANUARY 15. Again We hear the old story that a thirty-hour certificate is as good as a sixty-hour. Hoffman Hall boys have a date with Dr. Redford. Wlio will be the cleanest boy in the dorm? 16. Grace, Louise, and Gene go to Spring- field. Didn,t it take a long time to sign the contract? 19. Waunita Bridges, recital. Muirheid girls go on a diet. Drury Orchestra gives concert here. 20. 22. Boys go to Monett. Ideal age for marriage is-boys, 25, girls, 21 I-2- 23. Icie G1over's recital. Open house at Carter home. Bill: It Was a bad Wreck. There were twenty-one Swedes and an Irishman killed. Mike: Indade! The poor manf' The cop had been chasing the lady in the car for some ways. Finally he man- aged to catch her. He looked at her sternly and said, 'Forty-five, at least. Wliy officer, she said. It's this old hat that makes me look that Way. ,L l- When Venus vamped Adonis- Tried to string him as her beau- He grabbed his hat and left her flatg A-hunting he would go. A wild, wild boar bore down on him, And with his dying breath, This clever youth cried, Ve forsooth, Fm simply bored to death. FERRY RYAN LAND, LoAN, AND mf- 26-27. Kidder basketball games. INSURANCE ABSTRACTOR 18 in 28. Tiffin Teters is elected Business Man- lg 3, ager of 1932 Mozarkian, and Paul BOLIVAR, MO. Eaton, Editor-in-Chief. 3o. Freshman party at Muirheid. Sopho- K KA more party at Fair Grounds. . J 3 1,1 Bolivar, Mo. gp FEBRUARY H' h l' 3. Muirheid fence disappears. , 0 it 4. Freshmen Proclamation a p p e a r 2 Sopho-mores are scared to death. if is '5 Page One H1tI7f1l't'll T1UC'71f3I-f'lU0 aff fa' if 'rriri IQBI rviozfnrknaw CALENDAR-fContinued FEBRUARY 5-6. Freshman banner goes up but hur- riedly comes down to be replaced by Sophomore banner. Three Muirheid girls are kidnaped by five small Freshmen. Big fight. Everybody is stiff and sore. Big de- 7. bate tournament. S. W. B. C. wins third place. 9. Efiiciency school starts. Io. Gold Star day-the Girls, Glee Club ends on the same key it started. 1 1. Open house at Hoffman I-Iall. 12. Dean Pike tells the story of Lincoln. 13. Open house at Thomas home. Bill Eubanks car disappears and the sheriff is put on the trail. 16. John Reeder Walks on carpet tacks. F. C. B. CLUB The F. C. B. Club, a mysterious or- ganization of five Muirheid girls, was or- ganized October ro, I93O. The purpose of this club is to promote th-e serious and industrious element of S. W. B. C. Our main occupation- is fasting, which lasts from one Tuesday night to the next. Our hobby is dieting and our aim is to become Walking skeletons. We feel with such high ambitions and goals we have surely laid the foundation for the greatest club in the history of the school. This club tends to refrain from all male associations and We strive to remove the boy-crazy condition of many for after all We have learned that men are conceited human beings. OFFICERS President ...,,......... ,..........,..... G race West Vice President .............. Louise Woodford FAULKNER LUMBER COMPANY Building Materials Both Phones BOLIVAR, MISSOURI N. C. FAULKNER, President. Secretary and Treasurer..Esther Wildman Yell Leader ......... ...,..... E leanor Lawton Qin General Flunky ....,...... Bethel McCormick ' ,jf 6, . he , W 93 6. il .gl 63, gf .C il R. C. SQUIRE, Mczmzger gl Q-f S 53 97 .M , , ,L I .-a , fn , fJ'W1 Y.- Page One Hunrlren' Twemfy-tlaree , 'C gif' w- ':. Wig' it f 4, . ,43V Rgu .-AT' s'L2sA.ffY WS-.:w.g23 'E A,QPf 'CS?j1g43' 3-K -QV' 'H' , 1 ,5 4, 11 sw' 1 yy ,xi gig! 1'-Q lf 31. 5.1 In ,fy r I 1 pg, Y , K I, U, ,gtk M5 fgiqklii Nd 51552-Qxpj kjqxciibwg v'6?5eXgL, Kwlgihlxw KKQASQIRQXJ 1 l l l v l A, l r l I 1 U- -J, 4' c U FEBRUARY 1 7. 1 8. Freshmen meet and seal Soph CALlENDAlReeCOnfiinMCd C omore's doom. Sophomores immediately pay up. Mr. Buchholz has an accident. 19. Robertson Boy Scout Band gives concert. 21. Boys' quartette goes to Salem 24 26 started. for the week-end. . Y. W. A. Banquet at Muirheid. Ar entina? S. W. B. C. Chorus . When it's summer in U. S., what season is it in g . Who's hungry for raisins???? 7-7 28. Mr. Standley speaks in chapel. MARCH 1. Orchestra goes to Clinton. 3. Quartette goes to Willow Springs. 4. Phillips University debate here. M Qi, af' Eff Rafi 7 Rx sr 3 V ' SHOYCS. limi! e W F 's . Big snow storm. rs. Weber adds to the collection of raisins. Paul Weber finds himself walking on the court house at Buffalo. d lc hast f de arture. Mother Ayres l 8. Fred and J. W. are caught intruding an ma e a . 5 p IO. Louise England has a birthday. f fl .k U . , , ,, ff h II. Dean P1 e says, In the spring a young man s fancy turns to-planting potatoesf U 12. English students attend debates with Warrensburg. Wi lgigl 13. Friday the thirteenth and a chemistry test. M '53 16. B. S. U. party at church. kiwi W 17. Miss McConnell speaks in chapel and whistles for us. fav si? if 1,49 1' 1 15' l Pngu Om' PIIITIIIVUII Twcvffy-foflr me 'ggi-ifm ff' fax GN- , ,,,.:,., .i A, or Ma-.1 My r,..f-mghy p gpg, Hfiii X9 31 MR ff. N First National Ban Bolivar, Missouri A We do a general banking business and take pleasure in serving the public in any line of our business consistent with modern banking. We are interested in the student body and invite your patronage CAPITAL 325,000.00 SURPLUS - s1o,ooo.oo PERSONAL LIABILITY 525,000.00 L. C. VILES, Presiclent C. W. VILES, Cczsfoier CAlLlENDAlRWContinued r MARCH 18. 19. 20. 21. 23 7-4 . Visiting commi Orchestra concert at Collins. We debate Maryville. Bert Danley is reducing. Everyone goes to Springfield to hear Dr. Truett. There will be no pairing off. Bill Key and Dale Hufft grow a mustache. J. W. Prewitt Washes his hair. Fred Lentz flies ai kite and hurts his hand. ttee from M. U- comes and we make more mistakes than usual. . ff., .-., M -- . fx-w ff. ,. 'fs' ts XNHCHN ?F f' l'.ii:3f?'p WYKJ' 'i Wfffffo XQEQW' 1 335 'fifgav sr '1 i,,cxffQ.. rpfsa. Y., .,f wr., new xo ..f Q... Page One Huzidred Tweui AI.--Q. ,,,. ,ltr-5. A-V. .TM i ,- --Y., Vg- 4-:EU v-- b 1 A A .Y 1711- --2:1 rev- 132- ii' 'E-,I Xi' .f'Z'E,It:,, lf- 'Ng W' Graf rx -V9 ,121 I 'Q I 'III I ly 1 I Ix.L1H!1mI--I1.I1N.I'-1 I .QM ,Jim-.' , ,J QQ, 5,4-Wm, I If fa ff x I ' - -. N f I. T -I -xii FEEL, ,,,d57'1N,,,+ 17,1 WPWII., ,aff ?rQ,Jx,,' -QL: ' l I .I I I 1' ii 1' l 'f I ,fx ' ' We plrinfeclaa- -S09 Ffe get zarkian may f'5 f I k. 6' 103 Ie i fv 1' - its I 5 S5 -409. Ill? 4 . 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