Southwest Baptist University - Mozarkian Yearbook (Bolivar, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 138 of the 1932 volume:

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NEUHAR'l' .M..H....... .- ........ -. .... --...---.a-.---.-.j- l'fe-Slidvfvf MRS. C. E. ELLISTON .................... --. M--- - .... V109 Pfwdenf F. L. STUPELEBAM ................. ....-.. - .--- ma-- Sefffefdfy WILLA HIGGINBOTHAM ............... ..... L al-.- M--.------ TFQGSUFQF TERM EXPIRES 1932 F. L. STUEELEBAM, Bolivar E. H. NEUHART, Bolivar R. K. RICHTER, Bolivar MRS. C. E. ELLISTON, Bolivar R. K. MAIDEN, Kansas City TERM EXPIRES 1933 Z. W. HUTCHESQN, Bolivar MRS. W. W. LAWTQN, Osceola GEORGE H. MILLER, Sleeper REV. W. A. PITE, Neosho HARRY H. KAY, Eldon TERM EXPIRES 1934 IRVING L. BUSH, Clinton L. H. TURNER, Springlield S. L. PAYNE, Crocker CLAUDE W. E. DENHAM, Sr. L R. BLUE, Bolivar ouis Page Seven teen R X Xx. .AN .A X N ' A A N R 'A 3 . WHA N Q wh Q N wh Q Q W Y s The fP'resident'5 eibffessage Memories! Fond Memories! Refreshing and Vitalizing Memories! Such are the rewards of those who peruse the pages of this Mozarkian. No other memoir can so quickly bring hack the friends of college days. No other can so vividly recall those days of Work and play, of study and recrea- tion, of laughter and heartache, of failure and success. No other can so accur- ately reflect the great spirit of your Alma Mater. No other can so forcefully remind you of hopes fulfilled and dreams realized. Dream then with this book, As you dream may you receive strength to over- come temptation, Wisdom to face life's task, and courage to conquer the im- possible. Such is a Wish from Your President, Courts Redford Page Eighteen : s Q N N Q s s W . Nlfff x x,,,. . QW w xX xW .iA.-,- xx W NmwNmNxWmNN W .Sv S X vvv Ny wwxwxw-Q v wx w 5 N 'K 11,-, !?7VL -fffx . fb ef iM 11 4' i 4 V 5 1 f I COURTS REDFORD, A. B., A. M., M. R. E. , Ft 1 44? President Southwest Baptist College 45 L g- ' A ff 4754 - 5 , ,f 1 lg - if I , 11 15' 3 , X A Y X W X X X x X f X f : X: gy E z s,..,..: , mmwxm xmm v Q Q w Q Q Q Y ...., .. W ...-- . Q w wg w X m X 5 X 5 xx mi X N JOHN CALVIN PIKE, M. S., B. PE. Dean 1 I M q ' - - . .A .x . xx .AN KXXX - xxxxX x A W Y IN L 3 f o T' ff' 5 , 4 3 S u 1 x i w W W ' XX WX N X Q xx W4 - . Q N X Q V Q Q. - - Q QU X. i 3 x 2 E I l J, 5. WEAVER, A. BH A. M, Mlss RUTH LINDSEY, A. B., M. A. Classic Languages and Philosophy Modem Languages Na.,4f,U- Q42 f fl W f ,. , ,V I fpv F24 -14 QA ,V iff, if Va! -- ff- L,-f ,f'l.Z?CA9? X 9 'I I I' 4 J 3 TN.. L- x 5,- jf' ' -J M 5 BX, ,- 5' ' OJ!! ...J ' ,Q f . -f f 6 3 . ' -'V --is . 3 W J. F. HURST, B. S. ED., A. M. MRS. J. F. HURST, B. S. ED., A. M.- - -D MaLhematz'cs Engllsh ,..J Page Twenty-one K f X..vXXX.....,X.X,. ..XXX,XX..XXXRXXYX,,,XX,W, x MX, X X -'--X- ---- , fX--- , X X X ..R.XX.Xr,m X.x..x., fasrfrmwq- Rx w rmwwxR wxwmw x:ww w mv mWx:wXm Sxixgwm x..... XRXXX :N X.X1..X - g..X- 55535 .... .X XX X XXXXXt ..,.... NN N gf, -' X - :g ' :R E : s yQfgX Eksft-'NRQQXXX X , X X XXX ww.. X pgs X- gsm Nw X X W XSWSXRX XX. M ,X . X , - x x . X. X xx XM,QX 5:5-ixxx X .... XXXX XX , X X . XX .X gg N WNEKYNRESYXN EYWXY lEE1S3 CHESTER R. ALEXANDER, B. S., M, S. D. CLINTON WEST, Physical Science Athletic Coach L,-, x lf' fl E ' if a I ' ' E , M A. Biological J My J if 1 ff . W , J f I I 1 I ' ' ffkfvl Q 0 ,f if JJ Jak lr I f fl! lx J' , J I 5 1 if 41 ff rx f . K. . J ,JV X if J f 4 .J f Y 'VV XX if x 1. xx f. 1 X . 1 w x x Mlss RUTH LAWRENCE, B. S. ED. MRS OSCAR PIGG B S V - . . , . . 0162 Department Commercial Department Page Twenty-two k Y X ww KX X X X xx X .X XX XX X WHL XJ XXX W id by tl rx -w ,Q q U R Q xN Rl ,fsfris Xvgiam x'3:fz55gWA V v f R Nl Q 0. V X x 5 X K X vm W dw X 4' Q kW'N'NWKWB .'N N WNwK NN'N'N Q N' xy' mx x W . . V X . . . . 8XW ' 7' I . U w f ,A ,H 1 , N .NX'N A X X x f f e , .,,,,,,,...-ZL.Mfg ,HJ W QQ U H J- A- BUCHHOLZ, MRS. J, A. BUCHHOLZ , Vzolzn and Orchestra Dzrector piano Department X v A L-Q XJ g ,xg X ,. eww EX X L - X -vp X x . KJ xx Rs. VERNA P. AYRES MRS. MARY THOMAS S xXXeLM0fFOU Muifhefd Hall Maffon Thomas Home X K-5 V E QQ Page Twemy xx X W k XV W .X x N wxxw.. . X X E A S A Xxx X, X X gmhs ..,.. s JSR QK -three S -r MY S WM... ...N w- Xwx we WW... ....., N Q N W N' N NX Q Q X F N W 4 ' z ' h Eh I I ew M57 X H M 1 4 MQ' I V r K r 1 I i l . E. 1 L- , in A TITUS BEASLEY, B., TH. History and Bible MISS WILLA HIGGINBOTHAM Bursar Page Twenty-four NSKNN N, NXNNWWWXix i XNYX fN3mW 'WX 'N N R N N RXSWNNEBXXXNNWN'NN.YQBXNYkNkX'N.Wk'gmKYg.N 'N'N.NM.'NXK'N.WXXK N XXx 1Nw B 14' a....... ' DMRS. HAT MRS. LOIS CARTER Matron Carter Home ?K'Ki'SKNN'mNYw !m'wX'N YKNNNNW.NxKNYXN ' w X N ww ww m XX KKWNw wmmwxwmwmXxwmxxNmwwnumxvx'NxlvxNmmwmn Q rs There i school. E duct whicl there cannf raw materi adopted in phere, ther As Alurr Mater to se. srirurion m. stituency. ing days ha cheerfullyg . dream, that Southwest Ever 31 benehts I0 our A 1 msxmx x - xNv ' 'WNNX W' XXX NSW xxxx--,.,.. X X Q 3lX3!' m WXWX l . . .. X' rr- s -ff-- N X N W x 'Q' N Q X Q w Q S NT s Y X. x X S CARTER me Qllumni BURR MILLICAN, President There is always a real responsibility placed upon the Alumni of any great school. Everyone is familiar with the saying, A school is judged by the pro- duct which it sends out to take its place in the world. It is unfortunate that there cannot be placed upon this product a tag showing the condition of the raw material as it entered the schoo-l. l am sure that if suchta plan could be adopted in schools as Southwest Baptist College, with her Christian atmos- phere, the reaction of the public as to her ability would be gratifying. As Alumni, we need but to look back upon the history Mater to see the tremendous sacrifices that have been made to keep this great in- stitution moving forward to the place she now holds in the hearts of her con- stituency. We need but to look to the courageous men and women who in try- ing days have gone without their salaries, and who have rendered their services cheerfully, or to those who have given of money, saved to satisfy a cherished dream, that the college might meet pressing financial obligations, to realize that ll ' more than an ordinary school. Every loyal alumnus is grateful for those sacriflces and for the many person- our influences and our gifts are pledged al benefits he has received. Our prayers, i I , ' I to our Alma Mater, that she may f training men and women for the service of the Master. H . Burr Mzllzcan of our beloved Alma Southwest Baptist Co ege is continue in her purpose o Page Twenty-five N X XX s Q N Q X X c W s X X x g Ss K N Q , .... N xx. m m 'Ute Gofranation of the Mem., Almost everyone, has at some time enjoyed dreaming of the days of knights and ladies, kings and queens, All who saw the coronation of the Mozarkian Queen, December l8, at Muirheid Hall, could easily imagine that they were liv- ing in the time of good King Arthur. The bearing of the queen, Edna Bee Wood, the dignity of Prince Charming, Tilfin Teters, andthe attitude of their subjects made the scene very impressive. As Louise England played Wollenhaupt's Grande Marche Militaire the pro- cession, led by two pages, Eunice Nash and Jack Houser, entered the reception hall where an improvised throne had been placed. Next came Dean Pike and Mr. Oscar Pigg. They were followed by the Queen and Prince Charming and their attendants, Thelma Nease, Paul Eaton, Mildred Schnake and Willis Mur- daugh. After a short prayer by Mr. Pigg, Dean Pikeispoke a few well-chosen words concerning the attributes of womanhood. l Prince Charming then crowned Edna Bee, Queen of the Mozarkian and with all those present drank to her health and long life. The Queen responded by expressing her appreciation of the honor she had been given, and drank to the of the student body and of Prince Charming. A Again the strains of the Grande Marche M ilitaire were heardg the procession formed again and left the reception hall, this time led by Prince Charming and the newly-crowned Queen of the Mozarkian. Page Twenty-.six mm X ' ,K X m' .RiX X W N N wx W ww' mwsmwmmwwmwm'w Fs . : Q r ...r Li. X wmmmW x . ,vw i,.wQxgw-Q5 wwx WW Nwmixwm xx m , S N' X x N XX X Q X sh xi SX .. .,.. X. H QN ights kian e liv- a Bee their -e pro- eption me and ng and s Mur- L Words nd with nded by K to the ggr-x 55 UQ3 Dir-- O E.: ex XX 5 clwol N 8 I 1 l A 4 4 7 1 Gollege jophomoves wa QQ-U YH ill '47 1 x X Nmbxwwmx X W XxXmkN Wk ,ff if Q01 um, ' f ,, Mfxza cvre-06 T I-I g Q ,fw.Q4fj ' , - si f, D.I 'f , Qzuqris fer! aff'-4 K JOHN W. MCREYNOLDS, Presidenr, Bolivar ' GEORGE DAVIS, Vice President, Onaga, Kansas VIRGINIA SCHOOLEY, Secrerary, Bolivar EDNA WOOD, Treasurer, Nixa Page Thirty k'Nx'm'KNXKNXXN'N. x , Wm L01 I JAN Who M1-JI Wm. l XX X m ? w Xxx X N x 'XR xg xv Ti w w mwsmx xm'amwmmxxxmXmwxwxmXxmxq SAwxmxwX x M X Q 9 XX XX sk N NN 2 --wX . w QXmxmS'mmm wm W X xXx.... , Sexy' w ss xNx xxN...., X NXXX Mx N A is N ...Ns XN WA HELEN KELLEY BOHV211' '- Expression Dramatic Club MARJORIE CARPENTER Sedalia Fine Arts Voiceg Girls' Quartet: Y. W. A.: Dramatic Club: Girls' Glee Club: 'lii Piano Graduate A A S X x N N NN xx XX mwww f f , I ff 1 T I 4 Y J - i Q X . f ELM, 5615850 - ' f G YG!! X 1 , 9,2421 L faggffcfzj A LWEBER, . 55' ' gym A X Social Science I ' Q X . .U. Co c 'n' eri ,'h,, U ' 'Graz !Lo-0rni- LQ' ence: ol teer and, ' ' Q i , M Q i n Stagygl 1 Ca-AQ Z N ECE 1 . I WILMERN HUNTER Birch Tree 'J p English G M , v ' I 5 Lois ALBERTA HUTCHESON Bolivar 'avbq ' i , Fine Arts 5 Violin: Piano Graduate 0 WS f K- I i.,lk x LLJJ X JANE JACKSON Bolivar ' L 4 ' 3 i f f English yum' LU'Y,x,..L.J, 1.9 i . - 'a Debate, Piano I . ll x Abqfcwvc, L,,,,,,,4 G, My ,U .. JYV' W , Emf, ,fe ' t ' ma heavy' MJ WA , fp, . 1 ,of RAI ' an 1 RLEY ELLEN VAWTER Neosho 5,21-,,-fo Lij KVCX .L 'U-'C ' X 'Lea' Education , DV A W fuiffff i 5152.27 56232 is and ia we wi f, ie - aff ' , ' 1 '-- fx, lf 'ZLKJ ii WM. LORRAIN DUNDAS Windsor Zj A , Q 'iw if JJ P Science Murad! f A 4 11'- iano: Voice: Men's Glee Club 1 'W 1 Male Quartet. iflxvqfx A j in ,, I ff, in 4 UW ' f if I , lfLf'jl f 4 iff f, K , 'f ' l J I f KNIXVA qyh i A A ,fl ez N ll i f li ' V in Lf!! 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Council: Y. W. A.: Voiceg Volunteer Band. ADDIE CLARK Stockton Education Volunteer Band: Dramatic Club: Debate. MARTHA A. CALVERT Florence, Ala. Christian Education B. S. U. Council: Volunteer Band: Y. W. A. GEORGE DAVIS Dnaga, Kansas Education Vice President Sophomore Class VIRGINIA SCI-IOOLEY Bolivar Fine Arts Mozarkian Staff: Class Secretary? Violin Graduate. LUCY BUGG Ellington Science Y. W. A.: Dramatic Club: Voice? Girls' Glee Club. ,1 9 nv' H' I C. Joi MAI HALI GEOR LENA CI Y xx W - was X ,X N E 4 wmmxmNmwmxXmxm'mwmmxxxmxmxxmw S'Aw'mY KN N N W x 'NX 'NN W- W N.-- was N ww S X X XNX NXwwx . x X m QWQQN YUM... X X N i --S. x ww sx' smXx.xx'mwsm Xmxxvm I wx Xkk X : S 5 x. ' 1 s w W xxxx K I, .NS X515 N xxN-., ..... - Y s W W x vs Q N N W U Q I Q . ..,. . s f X WW: MARY Lou BROWNING Appleton City Education Y. W. A. ' BELLE WILLIAMS Seymour History CHESTER HOLLY Doe Run Education Volunteer Band: Male Quartetg lVlen's Glee Clubg Voice: Piano. Kmmhy mwudwfrry SMHC JOHN MCREYNOLDS Bolivar Mathematics Ee Class Presidentg Debate yy WWW MARGARET BOYCE Kansas City mf lp MVK mid Education Y Y. W. A.: Dramatic Clubg Girls' Glee Club: Girls' Quartet. HALLIE SEA Bolivar English Mozarkian Staff GEORGE OSBORN, JR. Fair Play Science 1, LENA JOYCE SHIPLEY Raymore Education Y. W. A.: Dramatic Club Page Thirty-three X K x : W- Q Q - XSXQAN xx X, W ...Q ...N -x fx! wWqQMwMf 1 MW' xf',6L xf ,L ,,.. if' Z0 ,f yi: 3 -....s...d Wf X f' f sWVW it :ms alia MW? J :ff f uffflff ,I f cfcfvcfp-'X 'X ,iq -ff Jeffrffjf JW? f C .,Q?.,NM45g'f .5 .V fl w ,Z Z -Y A Page Thirty-four ' .ss-swsswwsvss MARY ELIZABETH BOREN Cassville Christian Education Y. W. A.: B. S. U. Council: Dra- matic Club: Volunteer Band: Vio- lin. ELSIE PITTS I Bolivar Education Piano , me Qt KN' af f 0 0 9 Gfrv Su U16 u MV ' O LL J. SILVARA Webb City Science Voice: Male Quartet IH, . BITTLE St. Louis xl l X English 5 Ministerial Conference li., LELA PARSONS Crane Physical Education Y. W. A. ELLEN STURMER Joplin Classic Languages Dramatic Club: Girls' Glee Club: Volunteer Band: Y. W. A.: Mo- zarkian Staff: Piano. RALPH E. MANESS Sedalia English Ministerial Conference BEECHER SHRUM Windsor Philosophy B. S. U. Council: Ministerial Con- ference: Volunteer Band: Voice - : 1 W We e .ie '0 f -Z 0'-YM ,LJ T Zh. 1. is NNW N. Q Sm Ax . xx X .M .am '- W XkN'hKYlBXBN YNNX S E ! m X We..-U NNNNX N' N -Q N W w, N v x -is ,.,N ,x.xxxx - s warms sr ' N , I pu l 1 w-9' h-'0Af-f'- --2f l1i 74Gf.'f 191 I li ily, I 7iW 1 5 15 ca. Q. If rut 1- pow , 0 ' 1, U ' 2- - M L05 XPVDQ 4 fu i'v4Hf:ftLf.f7-..o.fQ I ' l if 2 P ' Q,-Q, Q I I 56 fix Q ,, ,gQ,,,,.J?f Lua, . . i - x www-.W 1 J ' 1 4 'I Q I 4 nm ,,W'T l A J J. W, PREWITT NValker LVL- 'ftfww-f w.cc,-i . Q QWWWM fu v ,- Mathematics 4 ' A fp - 'fx-A.,f,','u1i1LvK.Qn,x,k fi.. .v T, Mozarkian Staff Basketball TIFPIN TETERS BOllV211' ' History Dramatic Club: Debate: Mozark- ian Staff: King of Mozarkian. Q Mmfgwfvw . , 3,059 ' EVA BURHANS Bolivar I, J Education ,f'z 'l f :' , Dramatic Club: Girls' Glee Club: ' E2-V . 7.315 - f ful Piano. X 'fly 4,1 5..,,,Q-L ,f11,.L,.f-ff--4 , '- MOSSOLENE DAVIS Bolivar f ,,' f Q . 2 f'L,p-grfnfe. fra! f 2 ,1 Education fl 9 o 27 1, ,pl ,,,L,,v-.fa .7 Cwvrx , - - .A,,.,,.rz i if f '1 ' ff ' f , 7 1.2 f5i.'AQ1 icJ ' ' Q 'L I V - az for-f if Y .. fV5'X A , ,f?7f1,:,-,Gif ff-jj , Q BERT DANLEY ' 'C ffnf' i' , f'f ' I , Science 4 ff 'Ara 14 1' sf ' ' M Ministerial Conferenceg Volunteer if 1 ' j Band. - LUCILLE HORNER C3.SSVlll6 Education Y. XV. A.: Dramatic Club ELLEN DOBSON Belton ' Physical Education Y. W. A.: B. S. U. Council: Dra- matic Club: Mozarkian Staff. ' WILMA BUYER Bolivar Science Mozarkian Staff S W ac Page Thirty-five , . m at xxx U gSxN wxw X I 2 :si . Ri' ..i,.. : x:m mw X i ...Nxx . . N X Y Page Thirty-six N W w x X N X N, 3....... I - PAUL J. EATON 1 Neosho Journalism Editor-in-Chief Mozarkian HERMAN BRAITHWAIT Bolivar Business Administration 5 Basketball .s,o0.J3.C. Ld efi MARY LOUISE ENGLAND Neosho Piano Piano Graduate: Violin: Y. W. A.: Mozarkian Staff HENRIETTA lVlEDLlN JOpllI1 Education Y. W. A. HARRELSON DOUGLAS Bolivar English Mozarkian Staff MABEL W. DOWDEN Raymore Journalism Y. W. A.: Mozarkian Staff CLARA VILES DRAKE Bolivar Education EDNA WOOD Nixa Education X f W A Q, X Nm X i K. Piano: Class Treasurer: Y. W. AJ Queen of Mozarkian. sa X xx ww ww KX :SS or AW x ' N x K ww...-H M WYWX WY' xxxv,... ..,, x w .sx m' W X .-Rs X N N x W W , V w s xmx'mmxsmmm x xxxxxx s x .xxx , sl 5 wsmmxxxmxxg ELMO WESTEALL Bglivar Business Administration Basketball PAUL BROCK Stella English Basketball VIRGINIA GILBREATH ,.-------- F ---,---- n ---- Jasper , E V MNKQX JOE JONES ....,,,-,- --,---,,-- ---------- - E vel-ton ,ff EUNICE TPETERSON --,-- -, --F-------- --------- B uffalo iw.-f THEODORE PROEST ,------------ ---------- - Q Jackson .. M' , l MARIE SANDERS ............. .......... , , Webb City E--E --X lr, Q -f .ff Ia, LESLIE SANDERS ,-,,--------- ---------- I H Webb City -A-. ll A T .I H! ' ROBERT WALDRON ..-,----,---- ----- Q --U ---- Bolival- sg 'LI? t '4l QI' ' J .' .- , Q . ffl' 'I ,l ' JN so - inf , -fit it 4 I .,. as r , If , , 5 tvlllfk -fi ,uf g E IJ . K! 'J if f . -if I A IM, JJH ' 3' Q! l We are all blind until we see ' xv C a My That in the human plan UVM UUA! DJ UNM? Nothing is worth the making if ww It does not make the man. J! XEWXO. KY 7,3 Why build these cities glorious If man unbuilded goes? In vain we build the work, unless The builder also grows. -Edwin Markham Page Thirty xm x-ww: E x - xv vw' wxx m : -- M... -SCUCVI l w NNNN-- -- Xxxxxx XQ'- t s X if X Mk , N 1. W1 The Cghinker W Back to the beating hammer L By which the steel is wrought Back of the workshop's clamor The seeker may find the thought, The 'thought that is ever master W Of iron and steam and steel, W That rises above disaster it And tramples it under heel. WW The drudge may fret and tinker Or labor with lusty blows, T W But back of him stands the thinker, g, The clear-eyed man who knowsg 3 For into each plow or saber, ' Each piece and part and whole, i I Must go the brains of labor, Whz'ch gives the work a soul. Wg N Back of the motor's humming, Back of the bells' that sing, Back of the hammer's drumming, ,WW W-W . Back of the cranes that swing, 2 There is the eye which scans them, Wig Watching through stress and strain, Mig There is the mind which plans them- MQW Back of the brawn, the brain. IWW . . . ff Might of the roaring boiler, QWLW Force of the engzne's thrust, W W1 :lg Strength of the sweating toiler, pl ii, Greatly in these we trust, w ww W W 1 J . W W, A W But back of them stands the schemer, Wjg The thinker who drives things through, Back of the job-the dreamer 'Q Whos making the dream come true. Wt: -Berton Braley .iW ,M ,WW 1 W i 1 W Page Thirty-eight '1 QQ X gyw xswxw ' z W . . WM, ollego gras hmen., an Ax w 5w E 3 K Q Q Q' xv Q Q A x Q A N A 1 ? . ,L 3 f 2: W A 1' M J' N Q UW My M J, f 1 it We ft .t . Kwym - -f Et M! ,JV .yy ,fb LQMW eb ' MJ We yi J A JVM ff X, L-X9 J V fit I 1 1. ' we f WWW ' Q X fy X 3 Q R' 'X J L ' VV HAROLD HASWELL, President. Mansfneld JACK HOUSER, Vice President. Southwest City EEE GRACE FARLEY, Secretary. Sedalia Eli 5 WOODROW PORTER, Treasurer. Independence Agri til 1! . ,ii E7 ' if ii? li Page l'or1y . v xx xx S XXX t N N 'WX ' WX' Q X S A xg X - . S R X N X. w5 Kw Qm Sak . XJR .. ' SE 1, SS x mN.....: 1 . X iRRiKKKXX1R31Q1R12 Xi 5S5NYiii221..:Lv GEN VIEVE N Windsor of 1 LEAN SE O , rence la. h M N ,Ray ' in Q , prim M MQYY ' ' Ji!! jon W7 . CLARKf O . SON l Bolivar ' UN Why, now, I know nothing of 5. ' Learning 7 J RAYMOND NICHOLS Syracuse School is just another one of those necessary euzls. DOROTHY FRANCOIS I I Bolivar Reserved and quzet, kznd and al- ways true. JANNA MCCORY ' Bolivar Thinks before she speaks. J. RALPH DITTMAR Licking Alert at all times and very sure. ELOISE ROBINSON Van Buren XVith her work she's on the run. N YNNNXY N.x N 5 I if P yhnx ff WL 11,-J.,.., Q1-Zio. 'gl ' f , . l It ,J-, , , ff +1 '- . 7 7 -'yin-1 I 4, . I Page Forty- 4- - Pk ' C ,f- o . N N N N N Ss N I I ' ' . N- 'M Q ANS I5: fl ' gx , 1 ,x xl lid HH r,A 33 .sp 1. wi ,l W, xl' ME W2 :mf FH wg? wi 1'- 1,1 , ul I 4 1 3 :ll we I Ei H ww Nw 111 3 , A 5 I t, ii I ll 1 Ii! 1+ E . is Q '1 2 51 , X XX X mx WXW E FREDERICK HURST Bolivar Always at the right place at the wrong time. HAROLD HASWELL Mansfield Q f A genuine good fellow 'f f '1 ' ' ff' ' ',f-1 Rmb F-M Yfffbgj -' 'V - ,, . ef ,- ' ,, ' K, f EUGENIA MARSH Fredericktown 1 fl 'JCYLRT ' A Her loueliest virtue is her unselish- '- , ' A ness. NELL ROSE MONTELIUS L2b3nOI1 Determination is seen in every step. 'T ff CLARA MCNEELY Granby X He who laughs last, laughs best. KENNETH TNGLIS Polk Still water runs deep. EVELYN COOKSEY Galt W, - ra! 1 ,f ,rf f f ' Page Forty-two . .. .X x X hx Ss vi Better to be small and shine than to be large and cast a shadow. CHARLOTTE SANDERS Ash Grove A popular girl with plenty of wit Wins a man ina little bit. f N Q! M JV l TW Yk'QK.w N I f tx jig? We My c HELEN CI-IAMBERLIN Houstonia Should be studying domestic . Science. ' we THELMA NEASE Cabool Most good looking people are con- ceited, but I'm not. ffl' W V ,ft wt JAMES WALLACE . DOC Run Sometimes I sit and think, and sometimes I just sit. BOB SHERMAN Walnut Grove W 1 sgfft tgp tftilsyf n Ofte s at Hoffman Hall. twktff' We Q V , pp! ' L -xt L L A 1715! L' LA UR Z Galt W W1 k , d acts just L It Sheasfzfl 45 ' ' LA R R Humansville r stre ms from little mountains of ' f , t oaks from little acorns ' it A 5 N V QWQ-N .' 1 J MJJJYW Nl! P. L. WISE H I V H M4fi0nv111e Us fp- K Still achieving, still pursuing. f i g g , ' vt ty A GEORGE DICKISON Butler Z X X fb Ana' I would that my tongue could utter the thoughts that arise within me. at tt , , .,.....,....L ft WVU .Jr fl! W i 1 'I E M :JM ,fly a W ffl flyf E g i J of 2 f . L XE, V .VV ' ' f A' Page Forty-thrjee V , JL l gui ' mm x m mm ,DW 1 lg! X JU fjjyl X s s X sits s X X s Nw xy I X xl , . ,J .. X x www ' f ,-J lj I-7 E Ng 1 XJJU ,LX QS: Xl MV X 7 ' J X L-.. I' Ax .... .A D Q! 1 V X X , ' I 1 ,J F . XXXN XXNNX' ' X R ,,.xx. xxxxx X fl Q J 5, ga, f fs: f Xff f'11:.f4'- ., '----'- HAZ., 10 , Y 'W ' WW J f WWW. gl J , f , cw Q, , ,, M ,V W '7 'QQ 'fy 4 f 7 Q , f W f R 1 X eg w , G ' Q f , 7 Q ,ff Page Forty-four ' Yfyfg W. C X 1 1 2 1 ,ly f fo 6 1 1 4 77 WWW7 eff.-Hi'JS: eii.f.f,f.- ifas..., 1, -'-' ' wif! 1 'if'57f , 1 Q2 +1 1, . a u. ff is wi-,Qz,.z :ZH 3, . fQ Iffsl 'ifffy' Mft ':35j. ::'1 .... ,- ff we fp f M! f nw 1 f yo! 'V X f pfqgx f f f R f AV X 1 f X , 6, me s ci W Q Rf X N W K f 'qv W 1 ff f f ,Z QM! 4 Syl , f Ry? v,sfQQ 1, f X fv jf 'Q ..,. -f ' A0 'K' '-4' :f15X , ' fs 8K0-22: J ' x , - JM i, 7 , ,f. M J Qi If . 1 'fa N L if ,ai W - W f rf ' 'fzfsgwm 1 - Q W ff of-ww X, 'f ,W NWKNNmYMkXN XK X . Nw X . ..s .R X R mxmx xx OLIVER STAHL Syracuse A lovable fellow-when asleep. FRANK Wooo y a Bolivar Sometimes visits chapel. NELLIE CROSSWI-IITE Walker Quiet as a mouse. TI-IELMA HUMBARD Blue Eye Culture and character. HENRY EDWARDS Crane No man was euer glorious that was A not laborious. VOLLIE HARRIS Raymore Masterpz'eces are his specialty. ANNA P. STANDLEY Bolivar Always into mischief. MAXINE MILLER Halfway I never lose my temper. m WX 'XXX K W' N X Ns. sf X V ....... i gmmgw YW W Wm wk X x x X N NNNX 1 ,N 1 ff! - 5 it ZW A g - X GRACE FARLEY Sedillla Beautiful, serious, and lovable. Kan DELLA LEPEBVRE an? ylidaiia She the silent, dreamy maiden was the fairest of them all. ATHOL WIGGINS Licking Asking nothing-revealing, naught. KENNETH KIRCHNER Syracuse He is one of those small, powerful fellows--powerful nice, you know. RUTH SHULER Bolivar Success shall wait for her. MARY LEE ERWIN Bolivar Efficient, kind, thoughtful and true. JOSEPH ALSUP Walker Many girls envy him-his perma- nent wave. HAZEL KILGORE Bolivar Few are found so willing and kind. N Jil K www , as WWWW x 'M S115 were ,, 2 .- , 5, 7425 mm l e f 2 .l ' ' Wes w.,! EX fs Page Forty-five 6 vi AZLZW I I A X ...Nx E M ms wmx'mswx'sxxmsgagg:g- vws wjsxsgwwsw . X X g3g5mmw i , I HAROLD PURGESON t Walker I la? He's an E student-In making R whoopie. 'Ll , ' 'P CI-IRISTMAN MOORE JOPIIII Q QL Ever present, euer talking, seldom Q' working. 5 u .1 E? . Rx ' SYLVERA MCCLELLAND Fordland .9 Q ll? X. Restless to soar. L O R I EDNA MARIE KREILING Sedalia I Q Laugh and the world laughs with l A you. . vixfisgy E 3 4 Qi' 4 1 J WILMA TAYLOR Peculiar A1 I F 5 v I 2 Es 'QE I Qi Page N- ...A A X X X xm wm N Here's to the girl who was ever faithful in the little tasks. MORRIS LEE TIMBROOK Centralia The world knows nothing of its Qffwlwwwfeff Us me wow LMEJE JL Meer I CHRISTINE HUNT eld The stars hold no interest for me. ., MILDRED MILLER Webb City Must I work? Oh, what a waste of time. 5 I I N W NK im x m xg greatest men. .l . 4' I s .X Q A .hx X. ...AX ...Q 14' ' . ..sx x , 2 - s . -, Y '-' 131 . l -W 4- .M yy M ':. 2 ,x W W 2 XV 2 xi 5 i SS s 1- MMR 1 S N ' ks . ..... XXXN L 4 ,LM igzfaff .1 LJ ,.,, X! , 'e'l FLORENCE ANDERSON Webb Cay in I Her work's perfect, her sm1le's like . . L ' Q a rainbow, radiant. MARY BELLE WHEELER Greenfield - , f , b r the J Yoifzf imfiei L' W4 f g ea e . ff ' J I KQXQJVL I Viyfvsfifl f U l V f MJF x V, I 'I 'fxjify s V Nu ,favJ W, 'f Hoff .. 3 We L L flat .1 ,R is ,iff IV J Q OJ .JLXAX-I M0 if 'uf Ewls ARNS .Neoshcv X, f Although his college course is steep, each day he takes nine hous to sleep. WALTER M11-ILEELD Newburg A good sense of humor. , S J bg' ORLENA.BR sHEARs Goods 11 Life lacks nothing, so complete it seems. ORAL MCMICHAEL 1:Ord, Kan. .nf Sweetness and efficiency go together. IMA KIRKPATRICK Appleton CitY I will never be renowned, but I am the jog of waiting hearts. WALTER DICKISON I Monrrow Diligent Csometimesj fflfifew yew Meir?-ZA! WMM aweleffsei ee Q if if Page Forty-seven -Q X W X Ss .R N, Xe Yssx .ses . Q NSE ' X xl Q se N Q XNN., WW we xx,..., ...... e Y . Xwgxsw filing Q EQNQ ' mm HAROLD HOFFMAN Crane Care falls from me like water falls Q' SW S7 from a d uck. if 2' AA f gg A f 5-if we mv iz, , A i fl . K , f 'V vi fsvf 4 Q f W X ffd gy W Xf X J mf f 'N f W ff f X X fx! W 4 4 X ff M X X7 f fxJ , ff f fx X f ff f O f 14' f WILLIS MURDAUGH Bolivar Argument is food for the mind, if y A you have a mind. A VINETA I-IAMMONS Osceola Where he leads me I will follow. CLAIRE L. CLAUSING, New Orleans, La, i Our deeds determine us as much as i A Y, I we determine Our deeds. . A , 1 Q A 1 , S'-ix-I . f 'f'Wf?:'.Lyqfi'-1' , f'9 Vf-QQA WM W,g,-g.7.e+,.-Jjlff-?-jf,-JZWAQ CLARK LAKEMORE Walnut Grove f Oh, why should life be all labor? L DONALD M. SWAIN Buffalo The most manifold sign of wisdom Y is continued cheerfulness. A A FRANCES CARTER Rockville A muscular ou wo an, afraid 7 of no ma RUBY BROO N Joplin 'V as . asf of Fun, 1 . ., ff ' ' . l . U K , A VW ' . .J ,J A QP' Page Forty-eight N. ' x . X X xx X s w NX S W N X N w , Xk NWX N.. ., i O ll- hNXNX N Wk H Niki?iii2ix'iiiii iiK353E33mKiKiii33 RiiR iKii !3EEE!3E 2fYfx1Y555552525ffffffiffffff x X,..... Q.sw,tjWx x s,e.. ........ N Y Q wQ S Q' Q 'ss M R .s Wx, R QNX .q.. .,x.x N N N SkW'mYRWBXNXN xXN.WNWN HERBERT LIGHT Sedalia Very Calm. WOODROW PORTER Independence Big brother to all the girls. ARLENE HOOVER Mt. View All the men in the world could not make me lose an hour-time is precious. JACK HOUSER Southwest City Women make the world go roundg even if it does go backward. WAYNE ROSECRANS ' Sedalia Ambitious and determined. ROBERT ESTUS Everton Soundeth the prophetic wind, MARSHALL RENNO Nelson It takes brains to ask questions. JIM SWAIN Bakersville I just say I'm innocent, and I get away with it. s N .X X NX K K N A .N N WXNm N.KNr. wwmhw Page Forty-nine W. .X .N we S sl 191 AA401 Aww 76401 LZ f f ' ,I . ! I f!J7,1.! I I r Ljf' I lrjfify Qi h J X , f Q In Ly , fLf W If If' , Ly fy 1 . AU4! X X Lf x ff X 1 IL , . V, lfk nf I, XQIMW I U, f X, I . I f If ,ef mf I ft ,I -W I ff fijyflfx! R fy i-JU! , ,f Y ff ' I f ' 1 lf' Xfxfjugffflfk lv If if ,7 f LOLAJ f UL! J 'X M' W M ' 'ff If ff if A V NMMRVW SH -EI -- -Jil ------ ------ - St- Joseph I tif ,, ,if ,fI,tIft, ff M1 I I 4 -,--. ,,--. .... ..... B 0 1 ivar UW, JKW, J it,-jf j , LT BE -Q 74,24- ,ifgff My ,VZ 'QI O BE!1!?Yf1!-Z!---L ----- ------ ------- - - Dunnegan VLiUQ,4AM f C9 if BRADSIIAW ...... ..... - - ------- -4- Bolivar ZXVIXWLTXKQVIVWXJJ A I MI IRWIN BRADSHAW .....- ------ ----- - - f--- Bolivar M QW Ctzs WILBUR BRIDGES ..... ------- ------ --------- B 0 1 ivaf t,! fl' N K If 5-H BYBEE ----- V ------ ------ ------- --,... P 1' C stOn Aff if f U 0 5 PAUL DRAKE ..... ..-..... ---- -------- ----- B 0 1 V af 15 W ? y, 0 EDA GRAY ......... ......-- - -- ------ ------- W indsof jf! J-lp - jf h' l MABLE HUER ----,- ---,----., ..... ..... P 6 3 C2 VBHCY h IF A, -YQ, N JB? ' Q CLAUDE JONES ------- ------- ------- -------- D i X on 9 If I ' LOIS POTTER ......... ........ -------- - - ---- 5 edalia 'WY , ' A ELVIN PULLIAM .........- --..---- ------- B 1 rch Tree EDITH RING .......... .......... - Q ------- DUHHQSHH L I GERTRUDE RUPPERT -L ......... .......-- 4 Centerview 8 2 Q rl 0 ' ANITA SCOTT ............ - .....-. ----- - --- B01iV-Hr AQVWZL SAM SHERMAN ............ ......... ..-..-.- B 0 livar ' W UVV R. J. SCOVILLE ............... ............. B olivar , X - t My LOUISE WILLIAMS ................ ...-.. - .--- Walker J f 1 'Uwe fD'ream., Ah, great it is to believe the dream As we stand in youth by the starry streamg But a greater thing is to tight life through, And say at the end, The dream is true! -Edwin Markham Page Fifty , N N' xv' Ax KX x ,I ' - N. W- . . ,. W . Nm 1 AX My bf? qffwu R XX M ff: XXX 522535 WWJMW7 E XE 0 cflcademy sfo W 121 W ffl MW M WWW L ti? WTF' O4 Gy' , my JY Nh C5 , CLIVER SCI-IOPIELD BOIIVHI' Freshman Pep to execute. s ALEXANDER Dry Ridge, Ky. Freshman A X E gome day he'll be an athlete. 5 LL YRROWNING Kansas City ' I Freshman n eye for business. I U I RLIXIINGSTON Iberia WI' Senior ur happy-go-lucky. 1-N. S ' EQKIEVE LIVINGSTON Iberia I- Senzor Many Smiles. Ist PAUL ANDREWS Sophomore An orator he will be. Springiield MACK AI EXANDER Crane Junior How do I look now, . WILLIAM B. E 91' Om ' 0 eyyy WW ' ' ' w IWW If Wy f ' ' 4 f Q 462 ' Page Fifty-two X X Nm W W s N. I , , N ws E 5, We ! f I We I M My of , ff f V' ' .f v up vw V fy! ,NJ V513 fw NJ N W 1, i 3---s ' S,Q.......: vii - I h Q h A S ,tg L , ,V . , . ' ' H -M-- - W V - - WI N V I I X42 f y, ' l JOE BREWSTER Peculiar I Senior i High erected thoughts seated in the heart of courtesy. ' l N W NX555SE!!2! EEEEXESE EiEE 'SQX' Nwwxw-'wkxwvv www X WNNR W W' Y A 2 , , , . , f of ,JW- ie-Myer l ' 0 I . ,ev-'21 -yd-w.ce,t r JOHN PITTS Bol1var V , . Sophomore 1094 5-:PN I envy those who know more than 1 5 1! I and pity those who know less. 'A ' A . 'IYLI 'Cn . z9'4,f,i .Jays ml. t V Aly N-5 AMJGAIL KING Kansas City W ,JDK jx al J Freshman dv 'I JD iff Q N- L,tF7Grace is in all her steps, Sfifppr W jx is ltfffs Nj, in every gesture, dignity. 1 M yiwfjfly gdfy g W I gJfW,,t,v'? 'll' li ' HARRY KIRBY . Webb City MMM! I V jxfil f' Junior nfypdadgasv Q f . 'QVLQOX ..- I wl,nJs A! X I am always in my room by seven -LL OU! F ' o'clock. H my :awry , 1 ff I . ff? iff Z! 4 DALE HUF-FT Bolivar ' f Sophomore I ff ' There is no sculpture as that of 1't'2- 7M y character. rafr, . ,.,,,,. -ts' lylvil ,,, ,,,1 , , r ' 1 I 1 .,.,,. f' ' i iiiliilvi E 3 Q U ,..vi, ,1:' ' ' V f . y e FRANCES IRENE BROWN ............ .- ........ -- Lockwood GEORGE CRAIG ........................ -. ..... BOliVar y GLENN DIXON .......................... Columbus, Kans. E JOHN C. DUNCAN .............. .-----. ..... Crestline, Kans. f O. E. EARIER .................................. Warsaw I W. E. ERAZIER ....-..-.......-.........-.. - --- Clever Q' KATI-IERYN GOOCH ..................... ---.- Kansas City I ,L NEWTON JONES ...........--........ Devalls Bluff, Ark, I , CLAUDE MCCULLY ........... .- ...-.......... Competition ' H. J. MIKHALCHUK ..... J. O. REYNOLDS ......................... -. ..... Bolivar MILDRED SCHNAKE ..-.. LEWIS STARK ....--.... ------------------------ Bolivar -------------..--------- Wentworth -----------------.------- Bolivar JAMES I. TATE .......---.........-....... ..... - Bolivar LOUISE WEAVER ......-......--......-.-- .-... - Bolivar FRANK CAVINESS .......-.....-......- ..--- Henrietta, I .'. Page Fifty-three r.... 1 I 1 ,, .. s , .W s Q N, W x X X m NNXXYXXS N-XYNSXN-NX The Gommercial fDepartmenrN 4 . , x. N f 8 ' , , law? s f I , , 'WHA W.. .-A9 z ,a were 1 NX X , Q W ,5 X 9, X. X 4, ffsf ' ,S-Q3 Z' f XV 'v-2-. fi? 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Alexander Clausing Hurst Other members of this department are: Jewell McColm, Myrtle Hutcheson, Mrs. Johnnie Allen, Lewis Stark, and Marie Seiner. X K i . Q. V ,I A 4 ,aaa 1 sg W W 5, , 1 f f O , W.. :11 2 1,,,, L -vcr V, f, 'X,, p V , 1 X , , ,E r , L X ,,f 'N - -',-ff , .N X 1 V -2 te at Weber Light Erwin Dowden The Commercial Department has been increasing in size year by year and has now come to occupy a prominent place in the college, This year the de- partment has become so large that two classes in typewriting were made neces- sary. The new equipment that has been added this year has made possible a great- er degree of efficiency than has ever been attained before. Mrs. Pigg is a capable instructor, and she devotes her entire time to the work of this depar Page Fifty-fou fII1CI1t. F mmX mN xwx sm wwxmxYmw 'NNXXXNX N N , W, 'X N I ' wKmmmmwm'wwmwm'm'mmxXm .Nxwswxmi smXxxwwXxsQ N mm N 'XX Nw wa' xww XXX X X W N XX NN sy New . -- ..x.' X' ' WXWXNWkXNNW.'kNN. JN wxxwwwmwmcmxwwsszmuw 3 X I . 1 2 I ids 1 , I gina Mlrts mm Kwsmgg m W xxx.. -.xxx w x K N . xN, . X W 'Piano , 9 xffgfaah ' S W9 ff ,, . ' 4 36 f 4 X f I 5 ., Z iw? '- f' ' A f :fa K f 4 , fa 4 N f x. If wa W! M . - Q 4 K X 9? W X wwf 'Q ' p England Wood Jackson Houser Sanders Carpenter Sturmer Pitts Dundas .7 ,EW ,phi Vx ! 'Aff' I, M2154 ,K QR 'yif ' Y, 2, I ' sf as ' f f W, ,, J f. ,M ., 3 1 Swain Burhans Hutcheson Holly Marsh Francois Other members of this department are: Jane Johnson, Theodore Probst, Mrs. Nellie Jackson, Norryn Glover, Inez Love, Ava N. Payne, Juanita Standley, Gladys Brown, Delma Douglas, Ploy Buchholz, Robert Gorby, Plorene Hays, Maydelle Smith, Billy Richter, Virginia Stew- art, Virginia Redford, Josephine Thomasson, and Shirley Hammontree. The Piano Department this year has continued its excellent Work, and many of the students are outstanding in the musical activities of the community. Mrs. J. A. Buchholz, who is head of this department, is a very capable in- structor, and she has made the department essential to the school. The graduates this year are Louise England and Marjorie Carpenter. Page Fifty-six MW .X , . . sxmt... Slllllilllilliiliii122Kf23E!EEERXit2XXQXQNQEQSQHGSCffrfv'-is-t:::azssssss9:f:::::: ---- f392-fsssveaazz:::::f3riffiff' ffffilf 211:g:::: ':::f:: mgm A614-K3 Qfpfyf L W V V y 49 L ,gynnlgg I 24..,422z ,f -ff 4,f.f.f4f ,,..4:7-.7 LOWELL SILVARA HAROLD HOFFMAN CHESTER HOLLY JACK HOUSER The Boys' Quartet and the Girls' Quartet have Won great popularity not on- ly in the college but also! in the church and in the surrounding communities. They have often provided entertainment With their humorous selections as Well aslwith sacred songs. These quartets have made tours of Southwest Missouri, and, by giving pro- grams at various places, they have helped to arouse interest in the college. Harold Hoffman Was not in school during the second semester, and his place Was filled by William Dundas. Girls' Shfgarterw F 2 I a 5 3 f 1 l A 1 i A 3 i i l 1 dl - J CHARLOTTE SANDERS MARGARET BOYCH GENEVIEVE RENERO MARJORIE CARPENTER Page Fifty-seven RS .N K K wx Y NNXX x Q X me Nt. v.s ,NN Xxx R . .-AN : SE ' 1 off?-:f ji-79hvN f ' , 5-f-fy uf, 3,ff?v-7 - . 1 7 f 'Z f Z 4 , 2 ZZ 4772 Z X Z YQKWZ fi Z V ' .V ,4 , Q, . ff, V' 5 3 ,ZZ 5, ZZ Zn' ZZZZZ M976 Zfy 'N RNiNii Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z N K. ZZ! Z X , Z ZZ! ! TSSSX XN 1 Z Z .Z .,,... ZZff ZZZZ ZZZ'Z ZZZZZ ZZZZZ ZXZZ ZZZZZ Z!! Z ZZZZZ ZQZZZ Z ff ZZXZ ZZZZ ZZZZZ ZZZZZ ZZZZ ZZZZ ZZZ Z ZZZZ ZXZZZ ab a-15111.11 ,gm Xtsvxv .xwmNxmxNNMxMwxmxxXw Q xx ZZ ,Z ZZ WZ M4 Z Z X, Zix:ms:wN1XxsxxwXwmNxmNN x x Z Z 12 Z f , af V2 ZYQZ 2727 'L I 57 ZW ZZZZQ L, ,,,,,, , 72 ZZ Z Z5 M. , ZZZZ ,, , Z , ZZZZ ZZZ Z Z Z! Z Z:ZZ Z ZZZ Z ZZ' Z ZfZZ ZZZZ ZKZ Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z! Z f Z Z yf f f Z fZ Z ZZ mmwm mxm wmx R ww x m ! W N W N W x x x x x x x s c1 N ZBOZUUCLT Qommumty Qrcheftra The Bolivar Commumty Orchestra IS sponsored by the Lion s Club of Bol 1var and IS directed by Professor Buchholz The membership of the orchestra 1S made up of persons 1n the Bol1var co1nmun1ty as Well as of students in the college The purpose of the organ1zat1on 1S twofold: to 1mprove the musical ability of 1tS members and to develop an appreciation for good music in the college and community. One of the most interesting programs of the year was given in the college au- ditorium and was repeated in the Methodist Church. Magic .Flute .............. . C 1- ....... ,..--- M0-Zarf ORCHESTRA My Heart is Like a Singing Bird .-.... ....... SprOSS 'Wll2fG'COf3lS Lie ..... -. .-.. ,,.. - - - .--- A-- Elgar Miss LAWRENCE ' Chip Amarylis . ................... H - .-... W ..... Gavotte .....................- , --- Thomas Unfinished Symphony ----.--.- - -- SCf7ubf'rf ORCHESTRA ' Schubert Earl Kmg ....... 1, c........ ---,.-- --- .ra . Miss LAWRENCE Cwith orchestral accompanimentj C Page Fiflya nine mKN N 9 S SX X N K .. . si s 1 23.1. . We .e.,..,r W. -. sw- X-,.,f,,g. ,A . , ,. . . yn. ,.-.,.:yw- 2,---' 2 -u '.......,L...IfL11T.'IL,.Z,',..... . .- M.. Q., ,...Wc,, X5 -4 mmwmxvzcwsxmwtxswcs xxws:-zswxmmrm ezeaswesmwz-sQ.ek'xmiwxxvlKasc: ' ' - s SN TQ WS Sf-My - . gg Q, X X X 5 Rs 'QE -q ,.. X .R NSw,s5.w:-f-A X 'S T51 f ' ff iii: . if -. N V . axe: s- . X. ws as is ' 1: 5 '3::4q.:4:1W1aszlitiuaz-:miss usettxarr gg1w,1qgsggg,15yf-Syn V W, 'Uiolin 'Departmenzew Louise England Lois Hutcheson Virginia SCh00l9Y Thelma Nease Mary BOND Other members of this department are: Norryn Glover, Juanita Standley, Mrs. Nellie Jack- son, Eva Hutcheson, Mary Jean Robinson, Helen Hurst, Dorothy Robinson, and Virginia Redford. The Instrumental Department is composed of students who take private les- sons in Wind or stringed instruments. Professor J. A. Buchholz, who is head of the Fine Arts Department, is director of this department. He is a musician of great talent. Mr. Buchholz has done fine Work also in the directing of the String Quartet and the Bolivar Community Orchestra. In addition, he teaches a class in Harmony. Page Sixty N X X N NxN . .. .W - NS t k ..Ng.a E 19 E X X N t 5 I N NNN S W Tjozcey 3145! 40245 wie 'gf Murdaugh Holly Renfro Hufft Shrum Carpenter Dundas Silvara Rosecrans Nash Other members of this department are: Miss Ruth Lindsey, and Robert Gorby. The Voice Department is under the competent direction of Miss Ruth Law- TCIICC. Besides giving instruction to voice students, Miss Lawrence conducts a class in Voice culture, ,and directs both the Boys' and Girls' Glee Clubs. There is one graduate this year: Marjorie Carpenter. s R ..... , 2- Ri., .... : Page Sixty-one KW ex new X Nw E X X X Q 'X N i ?WW Y g jSB R2bmwiw NN-- -Q WX X S Q X ts N X l l St . .,xx x A .N A xv .-L m A RK? l xii X571 X V p Y Y xsXiiv xxxwxxmmwxxmwxxxmxxxmwxsX5 QV. V 4 NNMT:35PffffPffffllfffiiffffffffflY ,J L ,11 Siiiiiiil Nxx'xx tt:t::::::: ttxx Iiiiillli . ...... ..... ,.,...... . ........... V A CC75:l1e, Girls' Glee lub CO , Carpenter, Montelius, Mustain, Taylor, Anderson, M. Sanders, Lawrence Cinstructorj, Farley, Chamberlin, Sturmer, Renfro, C. Sanders. The Girls' Glee Club is directed by Miss Ruth Lawrence. The Glee Club has appeared on two chapel programs during the year. The .first appearance was at Christmas time, when the club presented three songs: Hark, The Herald Angels Sing, I-Xdeste Fidelisf' and O Little Town of Bethlehem. On Friday, March ll. the Glee Club and the Girls' Quartet furnished the program for chapel. The Glee Club sang I-lark, Hark the Lark by Schubert, lVLy1Love Dwelt in a Northern Land by Elgar, and The Skaters by Wald- .ten e . Page S ixt - V g y TLUO UYmmmws m Xw wmw MW sX X w m wmxsmxxx w ww X W XX . N N W W xx xxsxmxm xv U N' mx -X ' x W x, .. xxs wxxwmxww si ...,c. E .. . ,sk . NN.x NM X c A String Sltartetw Of all the groups in the Pine Arts Department, perhaps the String Quartet has given the most enjoyment. They are always ready to play when they are -called upon. S On Sunday, January 31, the quartet started on a trip which took them to Windsor, Warsaw, Clinton, Lowry City, Csceola, and Fair Play. Two weeks later they visited Hartville, Mansf1eld, Seymour, Fordland, and Rogersville. They expect to make trips to fifty or more high schools this spring. Members of the String Quartet this year are: Professor Buchholz, first vio- ling Floy Buchholz, second violin: Virginia Schooley, viola: and Lois Hutch- -eson, 'cello. Page Sixty-three I sxxN xxx X Nt W' wx' - xx Q we NX WW ' aww' ., v vm wN-A ----- N 5 Page Sixty-four - -- - . wmwxxm bf sg me sf as E? as I2 Sf K E' K? ES B- E FS m X 583 52: and 2530 405' wa N030 03 :ww ge-fi '-- cn 0205-K r-r 49, rr.-,fm S30 mi? 2 sv 2 ff Nw! S :YA on ww- v-n P-' O Eton 'DQS' WSW Tfoqo of man as he stands up- iQ3!'dS?4 Y WWW W is life or the morning air K? 535 of the future? E? SQ , E -Rzchter 53 YQ -6 N N wt NQ 5XXWXNNkNN Nm x N X wi xv K Q m x Q X Q W . N WHL L, I P Ln K N w 1 11 i i I J 1 1 W yr 1 'f I 'V 1 i n I 3 Y 11 5 5 1+ I 1 I 1 3 I If 4 1 LA cyflthletics Ir ii +l :- Q 1 U I I 1 1 Q 1: H 1 1 11 11 1 1 1 1 1 .3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ,1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1-1 1 1. 1'1 1 11.1 1 11,'1 1 3 J 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1111 ! 1 1 1'1 1 1111 1 1,1 1 ' 1 1 11' 1 I 1:- 1 11 1 1111 1 11 1'i 1 1, 1 111 ' 1 11 111 1 111 11 1, 11 1 1 1 1411 1 1,1 7 1 111 1 11 I 1 11 - 111 'T1 1-1 11 11 1 1111 1 11 1111 1151 - 1 11 11 11 1 . 1 1 11 1 111 1 1 1 1 1 11 11 1 131 1 1 1 1111 111 11 1 1 .1 11 11 A 21 1 1 11 '1l1 ' 1 I 1 1 1 1'11 , 1 11 11 1 11 1 11 1 .1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 11 1 .1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 11 11' -1 I N X K N N v sv - Q N . N. . . f.Basketball When basketball practice started at the beginning of the year there were only two lettermen on the squad. But among the first year players who reported for practice were several who had been outstanding in high school athletics. After a few weeks of hard practice the Bearcats opened their season by de- feating the team of Morrisville High School, East Avenue Baptist Church of Springfield, and Draughon's Business University, also of Springfield. The Bearcats played three games with the Draugbon's quintet, winning one of them. The final tilt between the two teams was the most interesting of the three contests. In this game neither of the teams could get a safe lead until the closing minutes of play when the visitors got the advantage and held it, win- ning the game with a score of 18-20. Early in January, the Baptist College team from Moutain Home, Arkan- sas, came for two games which were among the outstanding contests of the sea- son. In the first game the Bearcats lost a seemingly safe lead and went into a tie which made an over-time period necessaryg the Mountain Home team won by a score of 36-40. The encounter the following night lacked a little of the excitement of the first one, but it was a fast game with the Bearcats leading throughout the time and finishing with a score of 42-36. In these two games the Bearcat forwards, Stahl and Kirchner, played excellent ball and displayed some of the best shooting seen during the entire season. Kirchner was the high point man for the two games, making 32 points, while Stahl was a close sec- ond with 31 points. A Another intensely exciting game was the one with the B team' of War- rensburg State Teachers College. The Bearcats played a hard game and show- ed some fine teamwork, but failed to make goals in the latter part of the game and were defeated 26-22. The last of January the team made a trip to the southwestern part of the state where they played two games, one with Monett Junior College and the other with Ozark Wesleyan at Carthage. The Bearcats were defeated in the Carthage game but won an easy victory over the Monett Bears, The Bearcats met the strong teams of Drury College and Springfield Teach- ers College during the season, and although they were beaten in both games, the Bearcats made a good showing against these senior college teams. The season closed March 2 with the Bearcats defeating Monett in a home game. - The' Bearcats had a good season: and, while they won only six of the four- teen games played, they developed some fine talent for next year's team. Page Sixty-seven mm XX X X XWXMW X w s Q ww N w X X N. WX ...N .tm x X A N X 'x XX ug g X : u- s Q 3 l sys ,WW af same.: 5 NX 1 N e - w X N Y ' N . . . . X mmwswxsrsm xNx---- X X Q iBasketbcLll iBearcat5 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Date S. W. B. C. Opponent Place Nov. 14 2 6 Morrisville 20 There Nov. 21 32 East Avenue Baptist Church ll Here Dec. 4 23 Draughon's Business University 16 Here Dec. 1 1 35 Drury College 5 3 There Dec. 15 15 Springfield Teachers College 41 Here Jan. 8 3 6 Mountain Home College 40 Here Jan. 9 42 Mountain Home College 3 6 Here Jan. 15 20 Draughon's Business University 35 There Jan. 27 26 Ozark Wesleyan 41 There Jan- i 28 39 Monett Junior College 18 There Feb. 3 20 Ozark Wesleyan 42 Here Feb. ll 18 Draughon's Business University 20 Here Feb. 17 22 Warrensburg Teachers College 26 Here Mar. 2 32 Monett Junior College 22 Here 3 8 6 4 Page Sixty-eight NNN EX wkw' -X FW N wm mx xwW N..,....y -mmw - X X X X x S x x X X X N W W Goach Cfzlleycancler Coach Alexander has completed his second year as athletic director, and in these two years he has done some fine work with the basketball squads. Each year he has had the task of developing a new team that would be a credit to the school and he has found it difficult as there were few lettermen remaining from the year before. Despite this difficulty he has put a great deal of work and untiring effort into the training of the squad. The Bearcats of this year, play- ing in several games of the season without a letterman as a leader, showed the results of their coach's endeavor in the manner in which they conducted their play. Coach Alexander instilled in them the true Bearcat spirit which symbol- izes victory or defeat with honor, but always clean sportsmanship. .4 F nv 4 QT Page Sixty-nine 4 . M w N W Q X Q Q X 9 Q Q X w Q X m X . m x Y ' X M r F Page Seventy 4 . ax new N i ffasketbali Lineup HERMAN BRAITHWAIT, captain of the Bear- cats, was a splendid leader for the team. He not only proved a fine defensive player at guard and center but also contributed a large portion to the team's points. Herm was the only let- ter-man on the team for most of the season and his leadership proved a valuable asset. He will not be back next year and his loss will be greatly felt by the Bearcats. PAUL BROCK, star of last year's team, did not enter school until the second semester this year. However, he soon won a position on the team and played a strong part in most of the Bearcat victories. Paul played Well in the games at Ozark Wesleyan and Monett, contrib- uting a large number of goals to aid his team. Paul will not be back next year. HAROLD PURGESON did not become a mem- ber of the team until near the middle of the sea- son but he soon developed into a dependable guard. He played well with his teammates and proved a valuable addition to the team. This was Harold's Hrst year with the Bearcats but his fine work during the latter part of the season made him eligible for a regular position next year. X X tx We W X s .X X . . N xx X z E A . 4 : 9 z :.Q.....A . v x-' N c- v s X ,. . , K ..xxxx,x X mQNXN NN' .KKN 'm - . x mxm'mx 'mx'm' s xwxxxN2mmmwx'm'm.mm W NNN X xssw ssc-css ess NWT X flilsketball Lineup-- Qontinued OLIVER STAI-IL was a star forward from Syracuse, Mo., and his playing was of the highest type in all the games. Oliver was high- point man for the team and his scoring prow- ess was best shown in the two games with Mountain Home team. He played in every game of the season, and his fighting spirit and good sportsmanship were an inspiration to his teammates. Oliver will be back again next year. WOODROW CBudj PORTER was a guard with height enough to give him advantage over his opponents, He was very dependable when it came to taking the ball from a tip-off or from the backstop, and thus did his part to keep the opposition from scoring many times. He did his best work in the games with Moun- tain Home. Bud is another promising letter- man for next year's team. KENNETH CSonnyD KIRCI-INER also came from Syracuse. He and Stahl were former teammates and they naturally played well to- gether for the Bearcats. Sonny was a good shot and shared honors with his running mate in the Mountain Home game. He also played well in the game at Ozark Wesleyan. Son- ny still has another season to play with the Bearcats and he should be a valuable player with next year's team. X X Q XX X xN Y AN... 1 - . A 5 . x vmxw x is A sm .pl i - gi . .i : i Q i s a 1 5 1 i i i , , 1 i . . i , . , , Q 1 v 1 5 E i 4 1 l I Z I 1 5 . Q i i l 5 ' 4 i Paffe Seventy-one smx wmwmm xi' .. -xx ws W ww' ' ' N , X X X X NN S X5X N W ss X. tttt X sskskn K NY xm w ssxxsxxxs:swz Xxxxxxx Q aaaamwmaaixaaasmmaaas:aa-emi5ifQ:fi 1:::::'- Q wk Wx 'Q' N X X Q v -e W' l as RQ ..-, . ..Nx N v w wx? X Nxxxxxii M ssssissssssaassaxamass K N Ei'iEEEYfiEIIIIIXEXQIIJIJJ2555252355555Simffffiiaiwxrrca:::::::a-- ----... Q . Page Seventy-two A ,f' ZBasketball Lineupf. A Gontinued RAYMOND CRedj NICHOLS also came from Syracuse, and he was a splendid guard. Red played in nearly all the games and was an im- portant factor in the Bearcat victories. He was a clean player, showed an unbeatable spirit, and gave his best to the team at all times. Red has another year with the Bearcats and can be ex- pected- to do some more good playing. ,fp f z . My f0fQ,fA,W7 - ' f' N if i . , L M , ' V I 7 yi i , , , f l , fl 1-'f1ff,7 -'fr'-5 ,VI 1 ' , 'J ' f , 'ff' f - 1 i , 1 51 ,'s..,1-41 -f' A f f ,' If f ' X f ljfr-flffhf' 'fl' ' ' r 1 , ' .1 ,- 1 If '1 U . - 1 . PM lfkftfi -'J VK f- ,f X -- , Lf 1 ' , . ,', If rf' I ,. X' 1 1' ' ' I -f ' V .' 1547! 'r f W l f.g rfae M- fwf of '-f X ' J 4 ' j xr ' , , T . .L foacnxar-VV'.a-ef.., .vi fx-if-J L' V ' , ,-r ' ' f X' f rl LESLIE SANDERS saw action as a center infjugf.-A a majority of the games. He is tall and couldx be counted on to get the tip-off for his team. Leslie played well with his teammates, and was always willing to do his part in assuring a Bearcat victory. He contributed a number of goals in each game in which he played, and was always a clean player. He will be missed next year. WALTER DICKISON was a forward fr0m Montrose, Mo., and a first-year player for the Bearcats. Although he did, not see action 111 all the games, Walter made a favorbale impres- sion when he did play. He made a valuable substitute, and was a booster for the team whether he was in the game or on the side- lines. He was awarded a provisional letter ff!! his services. Walt is another Bearcat who Wlll be back next year. m x x aa wt222ff'! Nwxmxtxxwx M wx xx s .. . .. 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The membership is divided into six groups, with one group taking charge of each program. Different types of plays have been studied and a one-act play has been presented at each regular meeting. The Pilgrim and the Book , a religious pageant, was presented to the pub- lic at Thanksgiving time. A comedy, A Poor Married Man , was given dur- ing the second semester. The proceeds from the latter play were used for a gift for the college. V The program committee for the Semi-Centennial Celebration of the college offered a rize of ten dollars for the best pageant Written on the history of the P . . institution. Miss Clara McNeely, a member of the Club, Won this prize. The Dramatic Club was asked to present this pageant for the night meeting, April 14, of their two day celebration. - . Page Seventy-Hue . NKXYNXNN XXNXWXW m K' . . . t. tt. . t , as W- wx ww sw-' w i ' ..SXlWYmWWNWWWx X X W W I gs TIPFIN TETERS Prince of the Mozarkian EDNA B. WOOD Queen of the Mozarkian ww-Q-Nw XS. ww X Q N . X X X N sg X XX Nix W xx mxxxm U AM W mm wx ww N XX X R g ARA :X X K X XX X Nt X,,., Q Q X KX XS N Xxkkxxg-.f.f S, N 'Uwe IQ32 eibffozarkiano X I PAUL J. EATON TIPPIN 'PETERS Editor-in-Chief Business Manager The 1932 Mozarkian is presented to you with the hope that it will meet with your approval. It is the annual publication of the students of Southwest Baptist College, so constructed as to give a complete resume of the school year in pictures and writing. This book is no-t the achievement of any individual person or of any select group, but is the production of the entire student body. The staff has performed merely as a medium through which the activities of the students have been chronicled. To the staff members the Mozarkian will recall how faithfully they worked and how splendidly the student body cooperated to make this book possible. We will always have a feeling of esteem for the faculty, and a feeling of sin- cere affection for our fellow students, in whose approbation lies our greatest recompense. Page Seventy-eight m,'s m W'N' . X S X X SN W N sw XX ' N N- .am .N X X mwws . xmx X X NN E Q - .Al x DJ ri W X.xxN. .. .LCN w' W xxNx.N. ...... X X Y I ' ' I - ' ' 1 w A . f f Q Ay . I I -'f ul I 5 , ...mm A .A A K -NN .,...Nmww , I I I I I I I I I 'N I I . i I I I I I I 7 I I I ig ag, 3. Q If Q if 3, I , C I , , ,pair 1., I W- ' :iffi f ,uf 1' Mmm-mg.. ,- A I I 2 I . I I. HARRELSON DOUGLAS ELLEN STURMER L-- --- Advertising Manager -------- Literary Editor Sales Manager J. W. PREWITT ......... ........... Kodak Editor HALLIE SEA .......... ........- ..-- BOYER ....- MURDAUGH - WILMA WILLIS LOUISE ENGLAND .......- ------- ---- VIRGINIA SCHOOLEY ..-..- -------. ..-- -- MABEL DOWDEN ..-... -- HERMAN BRAITHWAIT ELLEN DoBsoN ..,- N Xx W .NN tm N lil -,----- Calendar Editor Assistant Editor Music Editor Joke Editor Athletic Editor Asst. Advertising Manager --- Circulation Manager Page Seventy-nine WN. Nw ,X WN K x.- S Q N N W N D Q 0 XX W W Y . SQ NE si li, .Nz 59: ww EH J , l . , vi X ,y I , A j I V bfi iBolifua'r iBecwcat igoosters Qollegey Song There's a school in old Missouri That's the pride of every heart: She is founded on the principles That never shall depart: She's the home of all the sciences, Of literature and art, And she is marching on. Greater Southwest Baptist College Greater Southwest Baptist College, Greater Southwest Baptist College, And she is marching on. For the glory of the Lord A We'll always hold her banner high: We will rally 'round the standard When we hear the battle cry. We will sing her praise forever With a zeal that ne'er shall die, And keep her marching on. ' w Q Q X sis w xg -Q mmx'mwx'smXmxwss X wmwmm'm sssfswsvs safari mm M is and Paul An m.. XX x K Q- W x N x X X Ns XQ Q , , t x WN . Xmwxwxwmw z CDebateJ f' , I 2,2-,512 N 'Qs Q Qg X A fa n TETERSC iswELL MURDAUGH LAR JACKSON Considerabi rating. Mildred Schnake upport both sides of the '72 sg ' was i I J state question viding for 'co tion this year ing for centra After inten J. F. Hurst, 1 college debate posed of Tiff 1ld enact legislation pro- The college debate ques- enact legislation provid- ed by Professor and Mrs. vhere they entered a large ge. The first team, com- Jictorious in all four pre- liminary debz ated. The most, as this year was the High School Debaf J. F. Hurst and held at Southwest B ,Uhteen teams from south- .. V 1 C west Missouri and northeast Oklahoma participated. On the evening of Feb- ruary l'9, a banquet was served at Muirheid Hall to the visiting coaches and teams. Two rounds of debate that night, and three the next morning, were run off before any decisions were announced. . ' Teams winning three of the five preliminary debates were permitted to en- ter the next round,,a single defeat thereafter serving to eliminate a team. Three rounds were run off Saturday afternoon, leaving Springfield Senior High School and Commerce, Oklahoma, High School to debate in the finals at night. 'lhe result was victory for the Springfield boys, who were awarded a silver cup. Page Eighty-one X NN W N X . s ax : . s:......: l 1 xwwmm-www iw SNL' wsxxxwmNimwsXxxwXxwxwmNN FSCMJ JF QJEKP iw Ind, fvfxxxyifi XM f X -by X D A A T I: Ni X f ,f , i A ?Bolwar Tnecwcat 005 ers 1 XLNJJ' My - XX 1 k ,..., 5 . .. r JJ EM. Agn, iq ir. ll 1 H -4 l We l l ll l , i 1 w l And she is marching on. For the glory of the Lord ' V l We'll always hold her banner high: W We will rally 'round the standard l When We hear the battle cry. We will sing her praise forever With a zeal that ne'er shall die, And keep her marching on. l '1 Page Eighty i lmwm.w.wmmmmmm mw' mm'smx - - wx wWWxW MXN ,X W sg s W W s X X 2 s w V s Q- mwwmmdmm.wRQw Mw X ASsQ NWW .. xmx-xswwxm 63 -N ' ss.....' WWC... --.ea W- wx we WXNNW--W X Y XX. A as X A m -NWN ......M s xxx X Xxx f 51,4 X X V, , T sf, qw 2 A f , we , K , 1 , .X K Q V l N X ,Q Q 'P A hi -Q 4. , , ' Q ..,,1 , , , 4 N 'W 4 X gli Z , 1 Hfff V l K TETERS MCREYNOLDS ' HASWELL MURDAUGH CLARK ANDREWS JACKSON Considerable interest has been shown this year in debating. Mildred Schnake and Paul Andrews of the academy were chosen to support both sides of the state question: Resolved, that the several states should enact legislation pro- viding 'for compulsory unemployment insurance. The college debate ques- tion this year was: Resolved, that Congress should enact legislation provid- ing for centralized control of industry. After intensive preparation, these teams, accompanied by Professor and Mrs. J. F. Hurst, went December 3 to Winfield, Kansas, where they entered a large college debate tournament held at Southwestern College. The first team, com- posed of Tiffin Teters and John McReynolds, was victorious in all four pre- liminary debates, but in the sixth round was eliminated. The most outstanding event in the debate activities this year was the High School Debate Tournament, sponsored by Professor J. F. Hurst and held at Southwest Baptist College, February l9 and 20. Eighteen teams from south- west Missouri and northeast Oklahoma participated. On the evening of Feb- ruary l'9, a banquet was served at Muirheid Hall to the visiting coaches and teams. Two rounds of debate that night, and three the next morning, were run off before any decisions were announced, i Teams winning three of the five preliminary debates were permitted to en- ter the next round,,a single defeat thereafter serving to eliminate a team. Three rounds were run off Saturday afternoon, leaving Springfield Senior High School and Commerce, Oklahoma, High School to debate in the finals at night. 'The result was victory for the Springfield boys, who were awarded a silver cup. Page Eighty-one x XX X X R xx. N xx XXX S X ms w N x , X ww XS X ' S Q N X X. fax ,N X SS .K +x I : :Szbi : . - A . A ...... - ' sx..,.... Q w m.w Xxwx Q w1sxX,s.Y v wx XNWW-WX wmwmmswsm N sw NxNywyyX-NX A l DR. E, L. PINKERTON Cghe Efficiency School This year the Efficiency School was held from the eighth to the twelfth of February. Approximately one hundred-fiftyiout-of-town people besides many more from the Bolivar community were enrolled in the various classes The d stu ents of the college made up a majority of the classes, especially those con- cerned With young peoples' work. The classes in Sunday School work and Church Efficiency were taught by Miss Geane Roop and Dr. Edgar Godbold. Page Eighty-two x NX . Wg mx x xx W ss I 4 i i i l i l I X NX ' N KKRii EEEEEX N3iiN kW-.rr,,. X X xx - mmx XXX Nw DR. EDGAR GODBOLD DR. W' E' DENHAM ZB. jf. CP. U. . The B. Y. P. U. classes were conducted by Oscar Pigg, field Worker for the State B. Y. P. U. Department, and T. H. Farmer, State B. Y. P. U. Secretary of Oklahoma. The books taught Were General B. Y. P. U. Organization and Senior B. Y. P. U. Administration. The enrollment in each class was good. The book Healing and Missions was taught by Miss Josephine Riley for the members of the Y. W. A. and W. M. U. The lectures by H. A. Zimmerman and Dr. W. E. Denham were well at- tended. Mr. Zimmerman, a returned missionary from Brazil, talked of con- ditions in Brazil and of his work there. Dr. Denham conducted the Bible hour, using the book of Colossians as the basis for his lectures. Bach evening during thevveek Dr. E. L. Pinkerton, 'of Kansas City, delivered an inspirational address. His messages were Well received by large audiences. Special music was furnished at each session bythe Music Department of the college. The String Quartet, Bolivar Community OfChCStf3,.G1flS Quartet, and the advanced students furnished the numbers for these services. Page Eighty-three s X wc wx.. xi Q NX... -x S www X0 N X R Q iijimmmw ' X . X. N. mx N X N ... K 'HWmwwxmNsxm'msm.wmxwwwmxxsX x wx m xxx xx N as ...x I ,,SSfx wwmxmxw smsx wswYs I S :, Ssz..a N X X x ..... m. Jie . Wwww g XXX x 'b' i N x wx x Q xi N X . xv. w v s X ss AMX WNW N iBaptist Student Union.. .ff , Z A . :,.:: f , 'fi , fi . fr! 1,2 A. W f , f '? :5:: if .- S ' as-. WILLIS MURDAUGH, President MARTHA CALVERT, Secretary ' BEECHER SHRUM, Treasurer MARY BOREN, Vice President The B. S. U. is leaven which the Lord took and placed on a college cam- pus. lts influence grew and grew until the whole campus was permeated with the spirit of Christ. The function of the B. S. U. is to prepare for service and to build Christian character. The Sunday School, B. Y. P. U., Y. W.. A., Ministerial Conference, Volunteer Band, and all young peoples Christian organizations are units of the B. S. U. Through the B. S. Up the aim is to magnify Christ by drawing all the Christian organizations as one large unit to the local church. X119 5 X 1 xx by get Page Eighty-four . - W NN X. ci c wm wW3 ss xx. xX NN sw N xx. S .. .NS N Y Xx- H 3 1 , A.......:. 2 1 f l A 1 l V wccnizations 1 a 9 l W XNNN,. .....-- x XX x . .xxx X W, .9 is qw, frffwlqif' Q 2 if . - Ky A 2' 15x , as A i x AN f F f -vs, Ja, N eifgj, 3, P w . ffn 11,11 W? .5 ' 2 wg.. 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Third Row-Dobson, Marsh, Lefebvre, Chamberlin, Montelius, Crosswhite, Brogdon. Fourth Row-Kreiling, Robinson, Clausing, Sturmer, Blackburn, Cooksey, DOWd911- Fifth Row-Hammons, Boyce, Nash, Taylor, Shipley, Boren, Renfro. Page Eighty-six X N vm X - X- .rm X sg mX N Xx ' WQW N -X as W F Q s NF S A .s . Xx A M' Q +5 :NNN XX N m Xx -wc Q wx wc ..... N 1 R Wu SN s Q . . , . X: xv xv 'xv , I i ,.Q., ,xxxxxx c I N Gyffinisterial Gonfgrencej , ., ,gary ., 1 X 1, vs s Q cgzvswsxi, x fa V S , , ,. :,,, A YQ. x , L Q W9 4 F ' Ly' ,-, .f asv 'T Q Y ,Ky 1, V gif' Ce, , S W-f 9 . . -- . Q2 1. I 'N ,L P fms V - V N , gk ff K . X X ,, ,E ws Q., ,f ,sq M X ,f me at .- we 15 i ' 'f ,S ' s i ' , W5 1 '4 I 5 ',:f?: swf c - W 2, . vw s'ff,: . fw gr, X, .. . ff - 7' i S257 x Sv QT , il - 52? WD f -5 A . 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R . ig aywi .1 , , vgs yfw' f, 'w 'i fs' '- c h as 'pe f . as we ff X 'gf i my 2 ' 5 ' 1 ' XS-iv 7, :G . 4 ' -s ,, . 1 . cf-, Mw,,.s.,' V 0 Z Wxv 'f N if V S ' '- I 5 L-----a-m......,.. , Hufft Shrum Murdaugh Brewster Bittle Alsup Weber Schofield Rosecrans Wlse BYIQF Maness Danley Key HASWQII Renno Browning Porter anilihfehglgilfnlsteriali Conference the young members gain invaluable training other meetin onesl gain new ideas. This year Dr. Redford took charge at every progra 8 an taught a course in pastoral duties. . These lectures and the . ITIS at the other meetings of the conference combined to make a very en- J0YHble and useful year for the ministerial students. w N mm x hom -N X. X Page eighty-seven . W , Wu- XX cc cc- s x 'A sw 9 Qs x m mwN xwN , WWW- NS N X? 5 R i XS XX xg Q yn N NX, NNXNNWN .,. --xx ' X A g N .cc ..... xxxxxx c X 6718 Cliolunteer iBcmd fy! 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Q sf mg Mir ,, 'fdif ,A ,Z ,, X QSI7 , f 1 Q yi? 4 ! z 7 ' ' G ' W 9 , I, , , , Et ll' Q Q . Calvert Livingston Blackburn Clausing A s Q x mNWkWX. ' X'xN N W Q fc :vw 43 1 , ' ,. 4 r , f ,I , 7 A , ff f X f el 3 74 iff !1 f gy? ,, f, f ff Q ,yy ,M ,f M fgr f H, mfg X 1 M 'ZX' ' Q , 7 W f W- X f f ,f f W l i I 1 I Nash I , Weber Rosecrans Shrum Key Kreiling Sturmer Cooksey Vawter Boren l Mufdaugh Brewster Browning Holly l ' The Volunteer Band is composed of young men and Women who have ded- icated their lives to special Christiane service. l V i 2 I I The-Volunteer Band, is a vital organization in the college. 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M ff- . , 2 Q2 Q A - 1 I 'Wg' 'I .1 42 ' X, ., K W' 9 5 , ., 4-, -' 'ei , ,WV-'we 1 , x X M-.riff Y, 1'-1,1 5 Zuni: :Rf 9, f X - 4+F'a' f f . , S ,. ., ., R I., Yi, b,Z3ls.,!? u., 3 Q36 1' H ' Q - I N :w,f?,:3g,g25 Agsf 'Ji -. , -'f vF,,,,,,,iL,,- - Y-Wwnw-A'-w-K x Www , Www-'M mywvhwmm ' ...,,,W,,,...MQ , vm, ,,g.w,1c. , , W MW, ,Maman MM. wmhg-.W , -,f...x.n...,..........x..,,,..., .f......W.......,,,, W xx X Eunice Nash: What's a Grecian urn? Morris Timbrook: Oh, about S25 a week unless he owns the restau- rant. Dean Pike: Your essay is excellent, Elmo, but it is exactly the same as Herman's. What shall I con- clude from that? Westfall: That his is excellent, too, sir. They were scarcely seated before Margaret Boyce nudged her com- panion and asked, What does that word 'asbestos' across the curtain mean? Pipe down, said J. W. Prewitt, and don't show your ignorance. That's Latin for 'welcome'. Mrs. Bradshaw to the drug store man: I want a bottle of canine pills. Sure, answered the drug- gist, What's the matter with your dog? Mrs. Bradshaw was quite indignant, l'll have you understand that my husband is a perfect gentleman. The druggist put up some quinine pills. YY Taxi driver: My what a clutch! Paul Drake's voice was heard from the rear- Say, keep your eyes to the front, this is none of your business. Eda Gray: But why are those trees bending over so far? Farmer: You would bend over too, miss, if you wuz as full o' green apples as those trees are. Bert Danley had watched a tele- phone repairman climb a pole, con- nect a test set, and try to obtain Connection with the test board. There was some trouble getting the connection. Bert listened a few minutes and rushed into the house exclaiming, Mr. Redford, : XX S gc.. cc. c e N X wN N K come out here quick! There is a man up a telephone ole t lk' to Heaven. p 3 mg Mr. Redford: What makes you thinlk he's talking to Heaven? Bert: 'Cause he hollered, 'Hellol hello! hello!-Good Lord, what's the trouble up there: can't anyone hear? ' , Mrs. Hurst: Mr, Moore, please tell me what it is, when I say, 'I love, you love, he loves. Chris Moore: That's one of them triangles where somebody gets shot. . Paul Eaton: What do you find the most difficult thing on the piano? Mrs. Buchholz: To pay the in- stallmentsf' Louise England: My aunt in Ven- ice is sending me a gondola for my birthday. How am I going to play it? Mary Lou Browning: Such ignor- ance! You don't play a gondola, you throw it around your shoul- ders like a shawl. , Ralph Ditmar: I say, old fellow, why on earth are you washing your spoon in your finger bowl? Joe Alsup: Do you think I want to get egg all over my pocket? ,.l..T.-L. Leslie Sanders: The picture of the horse is good, but where is the wagon? Virginia Gilbreath: Oh, the horS2 will draw that. ,,....1 i- Lela Parsons: What rent do You pay for your house , I H Sonny Kirchner: I don t QHY lt' Lela: But if you did pay 1f, what would it be? . H Kirchner: A 1T11f3C19' Y? ? Page N inety-Hue NX S S N X .ax ...X N N .vswx ex s X xvxwx K X X . s s- . c N : .Wwm Nsmwms bs . K .X sxmx xx MXN l v x c X Lois Hutcheson: So Belle Williams i married a Scotchman. How does 4 he treat her? 4 Hallie Sea: Reluctantly. i Mother Ayres to milkman: Don't l bring me any more of that horrid 1 milk. lt's positively blue. Milkman: It ain't our fault. lt's these long dullevenings that make i the cows depressed. 5 Bob Sherman: What's the best way to make a classy peach cordial? j Lewis Harns: Buy her a diamond ' 1 bracelet. 'sa N Lowell Silvara: We're coming to the tunnel-are you afraid? Ruby Brogdon: Not if you take that cigar out of your mouth. Mr. Hurst was testing the knowledge of the class. Slapping a half-dol- lar on the desk, he said sharply, What's that? Donald Swain: Tails, sir. Mr. Buchholz Creturned from a re- cent hunting trip and stopping in a butcher shopj: Got any rab- bits or squirrels? Butcher: Just sold out this morn- ing, byut we have some nice sau- sages. Mr. Buchholz: How can I tell Amy wife I shot sausages? ts! X is Q? g a s g aa , gg age Nme Prof. Beasley: Your answer re- minds me of Quebec. ' Harold Purgeson: How's that? Prof. Beasley: It's built on a bluff. .-.. . George Osborn: How would you - punctuate this sentence-'A beau- tiful girl went down the street? Jim Swain: l'd make a dash after the girl. Prof. Alexander: What is it that pervades all space, which no wall or door or other substance can shut off? Walter Dickison: I know-it's the smell of onions. C. E. Bittle: How old would a per- son be who was born in l899? Joe Jones: Man or woman? Jack Houser Cas they drive along a lonely roadj: You look lovlier to me every minute. Do you know what that's a sign of? Charlotte Sanders: Sure, you're about to run out of gas. Chester Holly: Have you any mon- ey??7 J. Wallace: Money? Cfinding some in his pocketj Hot socks! I must have somebody else's suit on. Xx m wmwwmwmx MX XXX sv - w H XX xx Ns s w N XX , . , , I Sw XNxe xw5W,NwSl:s , QxkXSN SN'Q , . X i 4, . MLA..- XxX - S .,.. .NwNN A ww 3 mxw Ggfamous Expressions Righto! You will recall. I-Iovv do I look now, boy? Yes, that's possible. I'm scared! Don't be a fool-you fool, That just kills me. It's a funny World-isn't it? Now isn't that sensible? Sinking funds are due. You slay me. I've been to Springfield. Are you asking me? Now for a little test. Does that register at all? Yes, people are funnier than anyone. It's killin' me. Now just to get your thinking straight. If you had one more brain you'd still have just one. Do you still love me? X Abyssinia. CI'll-be-seein'-ya.j That's.a good 'ern. I am glad you got to see me. I was afraid of that. How many agree? You can readily see. Cute, aint 'er? Let's go smoke. That's an interesting situation. Got a quarter? Twenty on the sideline. Get off my neck. This is the fondest kind of pie I'm of. I hate you. N Yes-but not today. Clive Oil CAu Revoirj Don't you ever darken my door again. i i Well, how many have any sort of an opinion? You're excited. Boys, vve'll have breakfast at You can't fool me-It's been You boys should be studying, Oh, no, you don'tI Never again! r seven o'clock. tried by experts. 1 and I can prove lt! Page Ninety-s wmwwmmmwmwmmw K X X W1 SSsNSSSgg Sv si ww xkts Xxixmkxx XSXR X x QUCH v N w xx SmN.XxwwNN We Cgfcwe 'with Us This Efveningm The couple so much in love that they cannot refrain from holding hands in the reception hall. The boy who is tremendously important and will not let you forget it. The young lady who is so humiliated because of her unsuitable and inferior evening gown. The athlete who was a big shot in his high school and EXPECTED to con- tinue his reputation in college. A select group who insist on getting off in one corner and making wise cracks about the others. The person who continually complains about the food, but always eats more than anybody else. The little girl from Podunk who came to college and is now a sophisticated lady of the world. Mr. West called his Biology class to order shortly after the lunch hour. Our special work this afternoon, he said, will be cutting up and inspect- 1ng the inward workings of a frog. I have a frog here in my pocket to be used as a specimen. He reached into his pocket and pulled out a paper sack, shook its contents upon the table, and out rolled a fine looking ham sandwich. The professor looked at it, perplexed, scratched his head and muttered: That's funny, l dis- tinctly remember eating my lunch. Many a woman loves a man for all he is worth. I They laughed at me when I spoke to the waiter in ltalian, but he came right back with some Scotch. . As the electrician's wifelsaid at three A. M.- Wire you insulate? And the trouble with a lot of tl-:se college men is that there's always room at the top. 1 Page Ninety-eight m's s1 w.' ' Y E mM xx N W T AM'bW w mxmm N NX XX X , .XX ,XXX I Ns N. w' mv X X s W N wx W ws . ax -X , . 'x XXm wa., 5 N A XNNXN . w s Xwmw'Mmxwmmmuwwwwxwxmxmxxw C QE mXiK NxxWx iq ,,,A, K sxyk XM X mwwwhww .. .N.... ...as N' ' ? Y Q wwwwxxmx. ,,., . .,,., .. X X Xusw w N s Q vu N t '-'QQ --S s sas2wwsmwsxssesezssmwswwwmwgmscQW.,.1T1,, Gan ou lmaginea . Charlotte not being tickled? Social rules off every night? Bill Without Helen? Frances being short? Louise teaching school? Silence at Hoffman Hall? Mack not wearing tu-tones? Perfect chapel attendance? Beecher on time? Everybody at Sunday breakfast? . Christman with straight hair? Mrs. Hurst dismissing class early? Mr. Beasley with a date? A smoking parlor at Muirheid? O O Answers Found on Freshman Examination Papers A chain store is the place where you buy a marriage license. Boycott is a thing for a kid to sleep on. A wide-awake man is an insomoniaef' A Christians are allowed only one Wife. This is called monotony. ' A fort is a place to put-men ing a fortress is a place to put Women in. A parable is 'a heavenly story With no earthly meaning. Voice in the dead of night at Hoffman Hall. Wake up, quick, wake up! Cant Why Not? Ain't sleeping. i.l.- - O Bill! she gurgled as she cuddled closer, I Wonder how anyone could say that absence makes the heart grow fonder? I . I guess, replied William Key, that must mean the absence of the thlrd party. . The pause that refreshes, said Mrs. Hurst when she saw thecomma 1n 21 Freshman's term. paper. Q M . 3 7 474' f 5 ' I , M Page Ninety-nme fclfzg f ' 1 ' f ' swims! ' V Awwm SNY. ! mm N .x aw . X Wm c . N, W , X N wx ww x NN x X NX N X - x . s - ' f 1 is XXXN ' yr' XXX x' 'QQ N s N VX N s s - NW Qw qgkwxxkx5 emember? When Bill and Helen took a stroll in the grave yard. When Ered Hurst had a black eye. When Morris left English class. When George and Ellen fell. How Muirheid lawn looked after Hal1owe'en night. When Ellen Dobson was EX-Bursar. How Miss Lindsey fell for Mrs. Pigg. When Charles and Christine were given a shower. When so many Valentines were sent. 1 When someone borrowed Mother Ayres' jug. When a small insignificant banner was placed on the Administration build- ing. When Frances came home wearing a diamond. When Lewis' mother sent him an alarm clock. When Harold and Paul took Mack to Sunday school. Bill Dundas had gone to his landlord with a serious complaint, It's about those people in the flat above me, he stormed. They won't give me a min- ute's peace. This morning at two o'clock they were jumping up and down and banging on the floor as hard as they could. I tell you, sir, I won't put up with such behavior. It's an outrage! The landlord looked sympathetic. They woke you up, I presume. No, said Bill, shaking his head, 'I hadn't gone to bed. Ah, I see! You were working late? Yes, I was practicing on my accordion. Mr. Douglas: Did you have the car out last night? Harrelson: Yes, Dad, I took some of the boys for a run round. Mr. Douglas: Well, tell them I've found two of their lipsticksf' Sound travels at the rate of four-hundred yards per second. Exceptions to P this rule- ' Scandal, one-thousand yards Elattery, live hundred yards Truth, two and one-half yards Alarm clock, --1-? She calls her friend Pilgrim because he makes so much Progress. .ff 4 l Page One Hundred . .XlNkNNW .' ik smwwx . , wmsmsmxxmxsw BKWxWKNYWWv mi xw' wz ww . H . wWm wc.-. W W' W XNx '? . v IN . .mKWwm WmWWN' .w u wt YXW Y iwx W Q X X X . ww N NBXNEtNK E KDO ou Know 'lbatm One reason why there is,so much humor in the world is that so many people take themselves seriously. Q In the days of Queen Elizabeth it was the height of politeness to kiss our , - Y 1 neighbor s wife. Q There are 14,953,712 unattached men in these United States. fGirls, d0n't A give up yet.j , v A woman is known by the kind of company she keeps-waiting. Lipstick is the arch-enemy of secrecy. The most common impediment in American speech is chewing gum. The men who get the most done are the quiet workers. Everybody thinks the editor consumed at least live times as much time as necessary on the annual. 1 Ellen Dobson: So you were a model for a famous artist. For what pic- ture? ' c Frances Carter: For Cleopatra and the Snake. I Ellen: Who was Cleopatra? Christine Hunt: Surely you're not the big boy who lived next door to me when I was a littl girl? Charles Drake: No, I'm the little boy who lived next door to you when you were a big girl. I i 1 I I Little Paul Weber was untidy. Though his mother made every effort to encourage him, he seldom folded or hung up his clothes after he had undressed V 0 I for bed. One night his mother came into his bedroom and saw his clothes scattered all over the floor. H lf, I wonder who it was that did not fold his clothes before he went to bed? she asked. Little Paul pulled the bed clothes over his head and answered, Adam. What would life be without the dumb jokes of some of the profeSSOrS? r 3 I 1 1 dred One Page One Hun Q KwK Q Nw w Y Q Q m X x A X N- N V ' WNNN m x S ay W . .AN : gg : . S E M... l Aw 4 1 , xm,XxsmWXXX . , H . . . N 1 W X, ,.. - . .Xxxx XXxxXQ-k NN WKNl XXN X X smxwm 4 il wi .ze 4. i ,v Cghe Edztofs Encyclopedza Advertisers-People who pay to have their names in the Mozarkian, purely as a donation. , Athletics-The famed activity that causes young men to refrain from sweets, cigarettes, women and late' hours. gl Bachelor-A selish, undeserving man who has cheated some worthy woman out ofa divorce. li Bell-The heartless gong which has rudely ended many a fabulous dream. Chapel-Many students have not yet learned that this is no study period. , Class-A gathering of nuts with a crank in front. 1 Date-Don't ever try your luck at breaking one. It won't work so easily l Debater-The wise-looking guy who tries to convince the judges that his argument is the only correct one. I , E-A letter used to designate a grade in college. After two years of inves- tigation, we have found that this letter is more precious than rubies, and more rare than 'pre-war stuff' Education-What you get at college-if studying doesn't interfere. Exams-A form of torture to find out what we don't know. Faculty-A troublesome clique that has grown up working havoc on stu- dent enterprises. Freshmen-The little boys with the green caps, the college cut clothes, and the ten cents a week spending money. Heredity-If a young man goes to college and makes good, they call it her- edity. Kiss-An oscillatory short circut, tasteless, colorless, and painlessg very pleasant and oftimes equally as expensive. Lights-The main factor in the decline of college matrimony: and the cause of the downfall of reception hall romances. Lowa-A feeling that you feel when you have a feeling that you have never felt before. MoneyhYou may not be able to buy happiness with mone but 'ust t . . . V' 3 ry being happy without 1t. Optimist-An ocean flier who wires a hotel for a room. Poise-The ability not to look self-conscious when stood up at the table. Poverty-Never having a big thought or a generous impulse. Preachers-The fellows who et f D ers, druggists and bankers. H Radio-The worthless noise box that caused so much trouble at Hoffman all. A g ree tuition and then turn out to be farm- Sophistication-The art of admitting that the unexpected is just what you had anticipated. , J V , . K , ff 1 yf Page One Hundred Two RmmxmNx'mxxXmN'm mm 'ms X X 'N i mmww we x -NX xxx W. ww xx NX X NmY s N.m XX X X s mm.mmmmmxQ x Qil 5x. M ' Q I SX X NXN Q E I Tl ' 2 assi M- ' ui..-,E 1 S is SEE 3111 C311 P fhai lots me 1 fi ja W 'A ,I 4 .Ji Q Q Amwaqxu WNW-' W Www- ,,xN X X Q ? NXNNN- -----A4 X T 'N ri ,AAiiV,t55 3 aibmwx W .,..x Xxxxx t W X s we - is rx ., 'QQ YQQ ' QQ - QQ-Q as ww iw Qi Letter C50 C3155 Ggifrst Lobe Bol' ,M.,T .E . Darling Little Norryn: War O ues Ve How is papa's 'ittle skookums today? Your great big sweet patootie is aw- ful lonesome for oo. When I am away from you I feel more depressed than a red ant under an elephant's foot. ' I would not trade you for a date with the College Queen. I sigh for you like a locomotive on a greased track, and pine away like a shingle fcatory. I feel so small for not writing you sooner that the bottom of the cistern looks like the Woolworth Building to me, but if you will forgive me this time I will feel as exalted as the heavens. The girls here are crazy to got with me-one of them even spoke to me the other day. But don't let my 'ittle skookums worry her head about me leaving her, cause I wont. Anyway you know they would be crazy to go with me, but you are sweeter to me than they, and before your beauty the rest of the girls would look like the front end of a'l9l3 model Ford. How is everything at home now? I guess it is pretty dead with me gone, isn't it? Well, I guess I will have to close as I am getting tired of standing up. You see some of the Sophs and some of the Freshies got into a little scrap last night and some of those Freshmen were no respecters of persons either. Therefore I cannot but stand. Now write to me real awful soon cause papa likes to hear from yOu more than a union worker likes to hear the noon whistle. Remember love you lots and lots, even more than a fly does a baby's nose. If you can t write to me I will perish like a poisoned bedbug. Your lovin' baby boy, Elmo ,fl J , ,f ,,,.z9LZf.-Z 1,5 L lc, 'V -4 ,, ,- a - 1 . f ,, , f!, ' Z, 112 f f' f I, ' ' . f fr, f , f 1 - z ' a '4 , ff iv .. f j r f f ! f 1' Z J gf' I ', ,, ' lf! -figs' ig!! ,fl J ff! ' '-1 fy'z',17 '4 f',f,ff 14,11-Zff f f f . , ' ,J 'I F ,gf I f,f,. ' ,, 1. , 4 J ,fx x ,I , ff ff fl! n WZ? I -1? ,fgflizlf-Z IZWZI ','Z 'I r . i f , . . J .f - . 7 Fluff-'-404' ,f ,'Z.'ff, I f ,f'f -1 -, fl .4 AZ., jg j1jLz,L ff-1,13 1 ' , If ,.,,, ,I X , C, ll 'J-A',,,1!, 2 X I . 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'Q .i Y' W, , vi ,su - A 5 I 1 V' 1, 1 if .iA,I H! vA-i-' 'Vt Q f ,f u ' NALMXI 4,5-A.ZL-1 ,L !f'M if A , .ll L -I ll -R 7' I M ' I A if -,fkw i JJ WJ' J! , t .J-Abit, ,I 'E i Eli 1 , x , ,fx I s! Q-!g,Vl?J,l!,v.,' ,ILVYJ arf. K, - N 1 ' Page One Hundred Four ' ef 57 f ee 41 -1 f -1 ' .f 1 A A e , .. X Q Q XXX yy w NX XX X X w W N X X wx w .5 K N fx XX , : 2 QS' S A--N N' Q......E N - ii S.53Y!SSiE:EZE2Z'L .?ESSIfIffl3fEEY?fffff:ffl I 4 Q Q 1 3 5- Jiutogmphg If ZWV 1.fdw,54f'0AfQfQg Lffnfmff- X f Mf fpwf ff 2 ,, if awww? LZDWVY - K 4743! f 4797! mf 1 VW! yf X v , X W QV my ,f 4f45Q40- A , cfQVf , 'xG' fff 5'fLZ Lf ,7iiT' , fqyf , f f ,fi A , 'f' K ff X f gr X' i X 7 I If 'fX7'! X fi 2. IQ? 'lf' ' Q aff!!! N-Xfkf-fkfkfiybk - X, 7X , f X, f- f ' ,f ,. 1 . , 'ff' f f f ff ff ff JL Q' ! ' I ff fLL'L24 i aww www ff' MW f J f f f -4 , X h j ff f'fA VJAAA 'ff I ,ZHXM ' 'H VQ Z X I A V My 8 W J 0 ' wacvfvfff, MM ' 2 J M ,ZW',?7'M'M4,glQ M Wifi! f ' If a 4641.1 22, , ZQf1,,fZ ff Max. 7-aff?-ik Z zffZWC W,ff 'fs X9 ' f' , i g Vcf fffQ?fLfQ5ZM7fffQMf4ffQn? QQW Q?i2ff9,, W w ,M 'Z WWWWLv . . W 1 0 , 1 , - . ' Page One Hundred ue f I '44 1 Z I ' NNQY fl 5N Q Q1.. I 'x'Q. 'fQjliT 'Q ' .. .,,.,. R:' L rg Jx. N Kx., 1 W .. ,,.A ., ,A , ,, ,A ks ' 7 ff J ' 7 I , Li 442 1 4 . . . . e Y e . . MVN 'W X 'N XXX xx NN N N W W Q N Y x Y W' v v - N NX lllI2 fi The Editofs ginale The final page of our book is here printed. Naturally the Editor is Won- dering about the Way his book will be received. At any time feelings are diffi- cult to express, but at this particular time it is almost impossible to describe the turmoil and confusion that is revolving in the mind of the Editor. Of course, his nerves are Worn to a breaking point, and as a result, he feels like saying to his captious critics, You may go to the place of adequate heat pro- vided and reserved for intolerants, bigots, and persons of superlative Wisdom and ability who would have made this Mozarkian so much better! But this expression would not be refined enough for the Editor: therefore, he must ex- press himself in more polished terms. There are no regrets to express that the Work has been long and hard. It is my desire that you should see only the finished product, and not the sleep- less nights, the keen disappointments, the wounded feelings, or the lessonless classes. Laying aside all humor, the Editor must express his sincere appreciation and admiration for his faithful staff that has given its time so willingly and liber- ally, for his faculty adviser and sponsor: for the entire administration of the schoolg for the student body, and for all who have had a part, however small, in lightening his task. Therefore, Without entire satisfaction or utter disappointment, the Editor implores you to accept this book with leniency. Qx f 5: Q L if l ' ,,, Linn? f X -Qt' il X . QM 4 J X' . j W il fl , K 1 1 , X :Q L--'fm i Page One Hundred Six mmxwxsssxwsss-sm' s N N 'N X X .' XY N kW m'QxY iNK YNKQRl' X W ss W - . c. N.. . l SS . , X'SNNNXNNWmX'N NNEi ' s l ' N... i I w x X XXX X -Z mxm Q r xs , X Q N E X X N X X Q Q X Y Y x Y N Y v Q Y A W N mmmmmwwmw x N 1 X X X g X , w NkQ5 i' '1 W - -1-'-'-''-1-1-A1-'-0-11-1-H-v-W1 : 0 Q ! 5 William Jewell College 5 Missouri Baptist Senior College l g A A. B. Degree Only Approved by Association of American 3 g Universities Q EmDh3SiS given to principles of g Christian Living Q it Q 2 Write to i Tresident, 701111 631. Cgferget I . f Liberty, Mo. g g For Catalogue and information C F 2 - I 2 i Compliments of Sz 2 1 COMPANY g En. v. WILLIAMS 2 Shoes' CLUTHING commw H0i5?.5,YG00dS 2 ! Q C 2 the Ladies' Ready-to- i Wear ociety iBmnd ! Men's Furnishings i Storey A g 5 We are Q 211-215 E. Commercial sf. S, W, B, C, 5 l 2 i Q spfingfleid, MO. BOOSWTS Q l C i 2 a k QNX gxxx X N X x. .Mm .ex N.. Page One Hundred Seven W N X xw' will Qi X Xxx NX xxx Q 5 xx X ww ,ts Q ...QmX Xgxwxx Xl f Ln... ' K W B mm BW W X K X x xx x Yi0Q1P21DQKlQ0Q0:0l0-lll0Q0Q0Q0:0Q .af 1101014vgo:o1o10Z0i01 3''joint' - ! .,. - - I . g ' White Funeral i Q Director j c . ! i g Compllments Licensed Embalmers ' Two Ambulances ! of J Calls answered g Day or Night i i Bolivar, Mo. E ! -Qin1030301011xiuioioioioioing Q i ! ! g 606055 g Charley's g i Q Loo CAB-INN E i ! E i . ! Ai h b f f erything i Q Boftlme' CO- . f io 22,2 W a C . C 5 Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Houser s 2 Bolivar, Mo. A - E N. Main Bolivar, Mo. 2 C i ' go...103,,.,,,30311if1Jwit1it21014li4Pi0if'1'03 '5 '0'-'l'il 'tu' C 10Q0l0Q0'QUQl F . l I 2 i G I i Chas. E. Schooley BOLIVAR GRoCERY . i 2 ' Staple and Fancy Groceries g i . 2 i If z't's to eat, we have it. ! . g 5 ! Wholesale Groceries i i Phone 310 A g Bolivar, Mo. Bolivar, Mo. , 3 , ! U- Q03 Q Q QQ 10QUQOQ C DUQUQ17i0Q0i0QOQ0-0QUQlDQOQUQUQ ' i D0Q0lUQUQ V i , ! I C G ROY F. BEAMAN i ! ! 5 Waddell Beauty Shop E All,forms of insurance ! i Written First National Bank Bldg. g g Premiums financed if desired phone 2204 i Office W. Side Square Bolivar, MO. S ! Bolivar, Mo. i Q i I C gag l0l0QOQ0l4li01010DIilllQ0i0i0l0l0QOQOQOQ1lQllQ4DQ1Y1lDllllllQlYDllll71l'5' Page One Hundred Eight x Xs N X X XX A ..,... -I Q Q QQ . s . :S : .xS......: mmmwNwmmmwmmm w s-sv ---' --NXQY w W --' ' X Q,,,.x.. . X S s X N xv w v cs tx X s Q N is .x s XEESSYSSBN-XwN'SrmYBNW sEKNS!E 'S.N.WRN. +-S -sxv Nw X m A N ..i1 X N S X WNNNNkNW- jchool Galendafr -mom-W',QW-mm' 1931-1932 2 i September l 2 7. School begins. Muifheid gms, Q Polk County Bank 5 with the help of Mr. Hurst and 2 Harold Sanders have a Watermelon I feed. Established 18 72 C ' ' ! . 8. Enrolling starts. The four dorms have a get-acquainted social at Muirheid. Q i 5 2 l 9. glasses start and teachers mean gi1yHG,BM?S?IE3q'aIQQ.pIg5Zg' usmess' T. H. B. Dunnegan, Jr., Cash. i John Dunnegan, Asst. Cashier Q 10. Freshmen can't find chemistry room. i ! ll. Glee clubs, choruses, and quar- tettes begin organization. 2 ' ' iii!DQ!lilPill!lQOQlli0Q0l0l010' ! i ! 12. First date night for the girls, and Q only a few take advantage. CWait I till they get orientedj 3 Q 13. First Sunday and everybody at- tends church. i Grocery 8z Baking Co. 14. Faculty and student reception. We form more opinions of the faculty. Progressive I , Merchandising 15. Miss Riley and Mr. Ray talk in g chapel. Q YoUR DOLLAR j ! Bu s more . i Y 18. Y. W. A. House Party at Spring- C field. Water please! at - U . ' 7 3 19. Rev. Mr. Bradford makes chapel K1'0gef S Store talk. i : 1 i 22. Dick McConnel arrives and .speaks . at church. F. C. B.'s get into 21 S ul great deal of trouble. 4.-ff-ff--0-1'-'' i' Page One Hundred Nme q kNMN'm'KM'm.m ' N' 'N m S N Xxx ' C y I . X XX X Q Q. X Q +4 A ,L,.NN . ,.....xN xxxxx . X N m W 4,pgogozognzo1034nrtpgoioioiozoioioifMDHCDUSHS4'i0if'? ? 3 3' 3 'ini 'Is E ! . . i j Flour, Feed, Produce Q Neat Job Prlntlnge i g Manufacturers of high quality Established in 1868 i feeds ' Q Grinding and mixing C Still OH the Jeb ! a specialty l Q ! . 2 i Q Bolivar Free Press 5 GUINN FEED 5 i Q Joe W. Gravely Co. publishers ! Dlliliilliilillillilli 1115114 it 1 ini Q poqaoiuioioiuit 1111 1 311111303 Q 2 5 4 c C ' n J 1: g Zena's Beauty Shoppe i DAVIS BARBER g Beauty Preparations Q Phone 267 for appointment COURTESY g Q AND i i 1 i SERVICE i Bolivar, Mo. C i West Broadway Bolivar, Mo. 5 3 , .fs sic QOQOQ15,4PQ!PQ1DQOQCIQOQOQOQOQOQ1PQ!,QiYQOQOQOQ1l:UQlPQUQUQUQOQUQUQI 9 Gulendurtw ontinued September 23. Miss lVlcConnel talks to all of us. 24. Egg light at Hoffman. 25. Officers of class elected: John McReynolds, president of Sophomores Harold Haswell, president of Freshman. Mother Ayers' birthday and the girls put one over on her. The honorable Dickinson talks. 26. Mr. White- My dear young friends-- 27. Mozarkian Staff approved. 30. We were Worried how We looked. We had our pictures taken for the Mo- zarkian. Mr. Alexander talks in chapel. Page One Hundred Ten X XX 5 N r W X NQ N Q Q N Q Q Q as 1 . 4 - :Q I sS.,....: ' x X Q K mm ' wm N X A S NNXN.NN rzoioioioioioiarioioioioioioi 1 .24 0 0QfliliilDillQ0i1lilQ0iUQOi010i0i Q. ! ! 2 g The Nifty Barbecue i 1 i The place where students feel at home E Q COIT1pl11'1'1211tS of 2 Homelike Atmosphere i ! ! Home Baking and Cooking 2 ! ' The greatest delight of Pa and Ma is Q i i that the studients drophin any time, ' S : ' ay or nig t 2 Q Q Ou sl- : A s d 'h M' ! 5 - W - MAAS 5 f 2522, Q i as sons i Mf MM P H - Q i I . rs. . . Cunningham ! i iNlifYQOQUQOQOQUQClQ0QU10QUQ0Q0Ql! i i ! i Manufacturers J. P. Lane Shoe C C ' 1 i a of Store 5 Quality Footwear Q Real Products i Shoe Repairing Q g Q south Side Square i l Q i i Bolivar, Mo. QQQOQUDC i og ,EQIQOQ1lQ0Q0QUQlPQOQOQOQUQOQDQQ50 Qalndarfwfontlnued ! n Q ! McCracken Clothing Q October ! Company Q 2. Mr. Lokey talks on Who cares whether he lives or dies. U , ' i Good Clothes i 3. Supt. Wood talks about Educa- - tion. g Bolivar, Mo. v i Q1lilli0I0l0COQ0l0i1Pi0Q0l0l01 4. Sophomore girls at Muirheid past initiation schedule for Freshmen i Meet Me at Q girls. U - as Q Denton's Drug Store E 5. Freshmen girls have to scrub halls i and front Walk. They also clean The Rexall Sfofe , each Sophomore girl's room. l i South and McDaniel S 6. Sophomore girls are taken by the .A H Id M 0 ' Freshmen girls to see Subway Spring e ' O g Express and afterwards fed 011 i crackers, cookies and Water. r:010:0:0iojo:e'S ofa l0l0Q0i0l0l1 Page One Hundred Eleven m N 'X X X Nw X X A xt xt as swam K e. X .MN m X ' 6 A : . I W I I 1 mmma wwxmw mxxss:sssumxxssrssmrssz::::e:::::::x:xx:9i2x1 Y! f iN WWR K N X y Q N W x..sA .-get s SMX N? W... ...,..--- X s w se' Xi-'X Ns Y .QQ N YX NRN ,zpioiniuiuioi riIsir111willitvitwilrin?0itvia30101011riugtlillilrilliliilii ! ! I . . l i Quallty Merehandlse 5 TRY l . . ! ' i Conservatively Priced i Mahaffeyfs Pharmacy i l Q Ewfyfhlng in Wearlng Where everybody is welcome 1 Apparel l i l i R. B. Viles 8z Co. i Bolivar, Mo. l i Q' 94334if,ifFilFilFilPi0i0if7i0i0i019i ! FlPi!li010Q0i1ll!DilliIl10l0lUi0?Ui ! R, K, Righter Compliments of ! ! g Dgnflisf g Go Do G 2 Grocer Com an Q First National Bank Building y p y i i Home of ! Room 101 ! G. D. M. and LEADER ! Both Phones PRQDUCTS I l . i Bolivar, Mo. Springfield, Mo. Q is 1 rzoioioioioiuioioioic' Galendarmgontinued A October 6. Prof. Beasley makes the Hrst talk of the series. 8. Helen receives a call from Charles Drake. Sophomore girl's dresses are missing. 9. Freshmen girls of Muirheid and Thomas Wear Sophomore girl's dresses backwards, shoes unmated and green bows around their necks. 13. Sophomore girls give Freshmen girls a party, introducing them to the King and Queen of Scotland. 14. Mr. Buckholz plays in chapel. 15. Mr. Douglas talks about law. 20. Specialties from the High School-John Lamun sings a solo. 21. Prof. Weaver talks. Everybody goes to Springfield to the Mo. Baptist General Association. Page One Hundred Twelve NNWSkiNNWN NNY m w KKYNK W N' A Q X N 5 sw wx www Q NNQXWWWNNXNSY QNW N.. .. SE 5 l QN ffl 'zz' .TIf.iRiXQX N . We x..., .. .Qs WW. ....... . N Y mm rmW 1ZZiZiZ2':32f3 Y2ZiiiiiiiiiiE2Ei33iif Qiii3RQC ' tt::::--..,... .... cn...-..., N.. ...fs , . N ,,,,, , Qi.IQODOQKIMPQ!QOQOQOQKDIFQKPQUQOQKPQI,wg,wt,anaoaoaususoaoa ! . W3 ! Our Ch1ldren's Health is the Nation's Wealth i 2 E ! K00 BRUS. Q ! . ' . l Q Cleaning and Pressing Q I . I ip The Hoffman Valetor SCFVICG i Call for and deliver E Phone 231 - Bolivar, Mo. I Q DUQOQUQOQOQUQ1PQ!QOQOQID021lillQEQKillPlliflPQKPalDQOQUi0Q0-Ul0QO2 ! E S MURRY ! g ' ' I Invitations and Announcements Staple and Fancy Greeting Cards 2 Grocerles High Class Printing i Phone 230 . i , i Bolivar Herald i C Bolivar, Mo. C C ! ! ! eg'Q1I1IQOQOQOQOQUQOQUQQIQOQKQOQ1 lPQOQQQIJQUQOQCPQOQUQODOQUQOQIbg. gg. QOQI3-KDQUQOQIPQOQUQOQUQOQOQ ! . g . Q F0019 Galenclarw ontmued Q Clean, Well Cooked ! Nicely Served October Q FOUNTAIN SERVICE Q Candy, Cig3rS at 23. Dean Pike gives his famous par- i , Q able, The Good Samaritan. i Is Lewis Harns in chapel? i North Side Square , Mother Ayres' is ill .and Mr. g MO, 5 E:532aLZ,Obg112e hi? faiiiiii C DOQUQUQCDC,QU-UQUQUQUQOQUQO' i . ' S 2 g , . . I Kelse 85 Cgm an Q 24. Dramatic Club organized with i y p y Chester Holly as president. g Groceriesgl Meats i 27. Rev. Mr. Bain talks in chapel. an 2 1 Fresh Vegetables 28' SlHJt'I-Iiiiltlgligf frglfks Morris- I , V1 e ig c oo . 2 U - . . ! Tl- Phene 3304s -. 29. Miss Lawrence sings in chapel. g N.'i'Main'ii?iii Bolivar,ilVloi 31. Hallowe'enI Muirheid lawn is 3 I decorated. .id -4,QiMlD1YQOQOQUQOQUQO-0-' 4. i N Page One Hundred Thirteen c. ,.. wx -Ny ' X . L.Qm s +5 P N N .A s S - x 5 z S i sS..,...: .... .WI w Y W X x 02.IQ!,QUQllfflfl,QiVQUQKIQ1YQ!DQUQOQ1IQ1YQOQOQKIQ1lQUQOQOCUQUQOQCPQOQUQOQV29 r . 5 ! 2 Q Tthmk of Us Not Only as 3 Q A Q Q PHGTGGRAPHERS 5 i U but as A 2 l ' 3 ' . . ! Q BUSINESS and Professlonal Women Who are Q 5 Trylng to Help Make A Happy Home A 4 2 ! 2 Q i l i E i l i l i E i E i Q n ! i i i Q The First International Business and Professional i ! Women's Park i Q G 2 l . Q - Q 2 It is a pleasure to serve yon for anything in the i photographic line. 2 'We do portrait work, enlarging, View work, and g kodak finishing 'S C l Q s Q We carry in stock frames, kodaks, kodak albums, ! i and iilms 5 i - S U ! S Q ! Q WE STRIVE T0 PLEASE l Q . ! Q oss Sisters, 'Photographers I - i ! 5 2 ggiQ1Q1PDUQ1IQOQUQIPDOQODODUQUQCPDOQOQOQCD-0D0,0,0,0,0,0Q0,0,0,0,l.S. Page One Hundred Fourteen X X w N NX w N X N w W Q NN.. N N E x :S : in-.. ' LX- m m S ws xx..... .sssxs W we xxxx.x ..... . X N Y X X X X NX NN V. s s s R QR R X s N m wm xm,w ,z,'3 'lr', 1 1''101010101''111101014qs1.10101,,10101010-miutwi. U . . 0 . Baldwin Pianos .Atwater-Kent and Majestic Radios i . 5 Hutcheson-Blue g Bolivar, Mo. . i New and Used Furniture Q 5 17,000 Feet Pissf spsss 3 Pun Floors ! Q Funeral Directors g Day and Night Ambulance Service i 901010101011101021101021111wasnzgxugngiisst,Q,,103,101010101010- ! l L si' ' d Ch'ld ' ! . 3 Q IiEi?iSDif?T0,yifErffif ' Bolivar Farm Club Q Coats , 3 S Q Dresses 'Hn ! Exchange g M1 xr?-eizgiiery Produce, Flour, Seeds, Feeds i - 0 Lingerie 5 Your Business Win be E 5 The Ifashlon Shoppe Q Appmiated ! i Exclusive Ready-to-Wear i East Side Square Bolivar, Mo. R. O. WATSON, Mgr. if142011ll!Dill!lilDl0i0l0l0l0l010Q1liillfiiilllfilillll0i0l0i0i010T0l'g' Clalendarw ontinued N ouember l. Revival meeting at the church and Rev. Bain talks every day in chapel. 4. Remember this is not date night. 6. Board of Trustees visits us. 7. Minstrel cast gives sketch in chapel. ' 9. Minstrel given for debate benefit. ll. Mr. West continues Mr. Beasley's talk about Pasteur.. . 13. Mrs. Overstreet instructs us in the proper Way Of Wing 3 hbfafy' 15. Kitchen gang take their eats to the park. Bill and Helen stroll through the graveyard. 18. Miss Lindsey gives an interesting talk on her travels in Europe- Page One Hundred Fzfteen xmw' sg w X W W A xx s -N W w W N x wisp X WXNwX s NW 'X ' W' N A Q S N N' QP Q xx X sh s S x x. Xmm B .A X N s..... -- of :S 5 , x Y W Q S Q Q we is X yy as Wa.. .... X Y e W Vx Q Y X X X S X X NX K X X ,..N . b K NB XXXX ic K X ' QQQWQUQUI Q1 if Q1 ll Q 1011 lt itliOli3?311D11il!itDil111Dllll0lUi0iOi0i0i Wig ! n ! ! n ! g Burgner i i - 4 , Q Bowman Q INSURANCE ore' Q g Q EVERY KIND Q C E Q g Matthews i 5 i e 5 i C - he Home, The 2 Lumber Com an V We feefeeenf f . g p y ! Hartford, The Aetna, Spring- ! i . Q field Fire and Marine, Fidelity- Q BlllldCl'S of HOITICS Q Phenix, Insurance Company of Q North America, The Northern ! Phgng 312 and U. S. Fidelity and Guaran- i I i tv Co. The very best and i strongest old line companies of 3 C America. C ' u u i i i Q i McKinney Brothers i i S. H. Boyer, Manager i i , 2 North Side Square 2 - Bolivar, Mo. l I i . ' e Bolivar Mo. l i ' i i ' rio 959lQ0QllQ0iO-0Q0Q IQ YQ Q Q Y, FwQ1lmlmIQKlQOQOQOQOQODOQOQOQI ,ziioioioioit130101011110101010101has U UNPoRTUNATE ! g The letter E is an unfortunate fellow, g e 2 He's not a coward, but always in yellow : : ! Forever out of cash , eternally in ! Nopvember i Never out of danger, and always a et, i : While he's never in war, and always in C ' peace, ! 19. Queens nominated: Edna B. Haflgifgfgsfffing F0 ear , he makes his OWU Wood' Sophomore: Thelma ! No Heaven without him, in Hell all the ! Nease, Freshman, and Mildred time, . Schnake, Academy, i Heillllbe ,the last fellow to find with ai 3 ime. C Th b ' ' f existence, the commence- 20. Edna Bee and Mabel go back ,i,e,f5l2?1i1'ia2e,'f g to their Childhood and play 2 The end of all trouble , a whiz, when in , jacks ! please : , l ' i The center of honesty as was old Noahs i : dove, 2 21. New I'2C6ptiOI'1 hall at Q Plans his part in hate but always A in g Basketball game won from l 5 Ove , . . . 2 ' h , f 2 East Avenue Baptist Church. A Wcfflfgtiifint ee Without lm or never ag i Would begin Uencouragementn, from musi- 5 3 cal throat: 2 25' Efjifrygoqy- goes home for ! So I take off my hat to unfortunate ! an Sglvlng' Q For he's four-fifths the pep of our friend ' C . E. LEE. C . . g E l 26' Snow- :faiuiuinizxi:120101011x1oio1oioioQ'!' Page One Hundred Sixteen sxw .. N W Q X N Q si N I ,se ES E sx......a u ' X Q xx N ...,. A A W XxN,.- -- - - wx x- N x TN ,...,N xxxxxx Wx N' W, N X lWN wmwWmmm'm X oi.l,0.1l:0a0Qf,:0.f,IYQUQCYQQ,Q0Q0a1lQC,-0aUQ1jQ1,,0a1,M 5 xioioioic-ini Ji ' S ' f' 5 Q prmg leld a ! ! 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North Side Square g Bolivar, - - - Mo. g j Paints Sporting Goods V s I Q HARDWARE 5 2 Kitchen Ware Stoves li if3347i0i0l9i0i01f5115l0i0l01910i014Fillililfillllliiilllillilllillilliliinq. Tvlantedm Cualenclar-NGontinued More time to get to class-Mary BQ-,ren December More time to sleep-Lewis Harns 1. Y. W. A. Mother and Daugh- Something to eat-Bill Dundas ter party . An excuse for cutting chapel- Paul Brock 'A The service of some detective agency to place agents in Hoffman Hall-Morris Timbrook. A method of obtaining complete privacy in the reception room- George Davis A Board of Arbitration to settle petty faculty differences-Dean Pike Some successful means of getting in and out of Muirheid Hall at any hour. Unlocked windows, rope lad- ders, and human fly methods will not Work.-Louise and Mary Lou 3. Mr. and Mrs. Hurst go to Win- field, Kans., with six debaters. 4. Won a basketball game from Draughons. 5. Day off-faculty goes to Col- eumbia. Wonder who drove the dean's car through Jefferson City? 8. Orchestra concert and first rain of the season. 9. Mr. Pigg talks. Kitty's dress is gone? ? ? 40 lifIllillDQIDilDl-IDlIDlIPQ1DQ!lQiifliIDllliiIi0l01lll0i0Q0l0l0llllilililllill hge ! r A ! g Superior 011 Company Superior Service Station g Bolivar, Mo. j Diamond Gasoline Diamond Motor Oils j g coRDURoY T1REs i Guaranteed for twelve, sixteen and eighteen months i Two blocks south of the Public Square 15 Q1IQ4lQl,QiIQOQUQOQKDQ1IQlDQKIQKDQ!MlP,1IK,DKDDIQlIKDQOQOQUQOQUQUQQQI4, Page One Hundred Eighteen X S x Ns XX X S x x M7233 Ss .tw X . xx N .sm -sm i N fi V 'S , s W E N another hour. ' N N XX W , m It ls a Known Que: Ciihatm p When the Muirheid girls say they'll be down in another minute that mea - ns A man with a college diploma and ten cents can get a cu of coffee or at any time. . p anywhere Mrs. Overstreet, when left in charge of Muirheid, always rings the bell early. A great many people who went to school can't prove it, In this world a man must either be an anvil or a hammer, It is easy to say what others should do. If a man empties his purse into his head, no man can take it away from him, A hit or miss plan usually misses. Dean Pike stamps his feet in the hall to drown out the noise. The seven wonders of S. W. B. C. are women, women, women, women, women, women, women. Getting married is the best way of getting out of the dormitory. A Ford at school is better than a Packard at home. The book you want to report on is always out. Classes are a detriment to college life. Mr. Beasley is the best sportsman at Hoffman Hall. Q0-0QOQOQOQ1IQ!PQUQOQIilD1DOQOQOQOQOQOQIDQUQOQUQOQKDQUQOQOQUQD50 ! ! r Sprlngiield Laundry When you buy drugs Company i Soft Water-Pure Soap at the , i i Dry Cleanlng i i Pressing-Dyeing . ' :: Clty Drug Store The Sunshine Plant I Boonville at Nichols You know they are good phone 556 i Springfield, Mo. Q g03410101011111101014nioioiuiqicg Rexall Remedies Compliments g of G. M. Upton, Mgr. . 5 Faulkner Lumber Co. Q Bolivar, Mo. ' i ' Bolivar, MO. E 4lilbitliflilbiilillliPilpvg. 'D 'vo3crininioinzuioizxxoioioioioioxuioiox Page One Hundred Nllnefeen mm mx ..... s 4 3, S JW f 0 X w www x x w WWA xmxwwm Y? Q sm c cX.... ...... Q - N KX A W wws gms xxx.... . Nam Q-.SSX wwe X Qalendarwfontinued December 10. Allen Snow, ex-convict, tells about his life and gives some good advice.. ll. Tiffin Teters is chosen Prince Charming and the Sophomores begin to work for votes. ' 12. Dramatic Club presents a few scenes from their Christmas play. 15. Christmas pageant is given by Dramatic Club. 16. Mr. and Mrs. Drake invite us to the show, Rich Man's Folly. 17. Edna Bee is crowned Queen of the Mozarkian. 18. Voice Department gives Christmas program. The impossible has happened-QMuirheid out of syruplj Merry Christmas! - ' 29. Everybody returns after big vacation. 30. Miss Lindsey's sister entertains at chapel. 31. Watch party at Muirheid a great success. Many peaches to help make the pairs. Eclitoffs Encyclopedia-'Continued Social Rules-Cf course we all know what they are, but what we would like to know IS who invented them? Sophomores7Morons who are overlooked in the Freshmen flunkings. They take their house, their studies, and themselves very seriously, yes, very seriously. Talking Machine-Mr. Hurst says you don't have to buy one-you can just marry one! Teacher-A person paid to study sleeping habits among the students. Thoughts-If one should be had by some of the students, it would be in a strange place. Underwoodff-X name usually associated with a certain make of typewriter. but the Editor does not understand why the name could not be applied to some people's necks! Vocabulary-It is a great advantage to have a large one-you can discard the M big word and select a smaller one which you can spell. Women-Beec'h'er says. Women are like elephants, 1 like to look at 'em, but 1 d hate to own one. . Page One Hundred Twenty mm'x . X 'N W W -mwmxammsmm X X X . . . X ' xx X x K W - .N xmmxw mmmxws.mmwN Q I mmm w'm-mm Nzwx' wwxw .N wm sS .sw wvssswsxwumw as .. ...W m xmm xm N.swX wNxw.wmxwxm-mu' il?EEEEiEE 2SNE:::::::1 .... - Ewan... ...,... .mm lllifliliillfblfbiillblibillllliibllbilhliblllil . m w ummm . X- - V Q Q w N lillilbllllfiilbldiilblilllllllllli Q4 - ! ! F' t t' l Bank Q . lrs a Iona s Q ! of . . . ! Bolivar, Missouri ! We do a general banking business and take pleasure in serving the public in any line of business consistent with modern banking. We are interested in the student body and invite your patronage. Q Capital ....................... 325,000.00 Surplus ...................... 810,000.00 I Personal Liability ..........- L--,S25,00O,0O Q - . . ! L. S. Viles, Pres. C. W. Viles, Cashler Q ! DO- I ' 1 if 1,11 I 3017? 111 as :wp 1 qw.. 1 I ., ,, .., 1 10,.,.Q. Qalendarwfontinued January Happy New Year! Get off my neck -Bill Key. Helen and Bob chosen as pep leaders. Miss Lindsey falls. String quartette plays in chapel. Mountain Home wins ball game. A new romance-Nell Rose and Wilmern. Victory over Mountain Home. Q-zeiglvteoliplgrglrlbiick of cheese taken from the store room. Ellen Sturmer Muirheid girls have farewell pa t f B d H serenaded. Nobody showered! r Y or uggs an Cnty' Hoffman boys Miss Lawrence sings ','The Earl King. Boys take time off from studying to serenade girls, Examinations begin-no time for news or scandal. Registration. New students introduced in cha ' ' . . P21-Mr. Beasle ives infor t' singing the school song. ' V g ma lon on Page One Hundred 'Twenty-one M V 1 I Q X ylfflf N new W N A ...x x A.m.. Kxxxxxx X W XX xxx.,.. .M N- A Y X X N 'F N N S K X X Q v wx vu Q X vp' w w, NW w A . .24YQ!!Q0illQOQU-OQOQUQUQOQIill,lilQIli0i0l0Q0llDQ0l0ilDQ0l0Q0l0l0Q0Q D50 Compliments of CHAMB n or 5 COMMER A E 3 S ' gli ld M' ' i . 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J ezzard Ki i ' 3' gf.,...l-1. : , Mig 12 8 ' 'Ui' 1- .1 '- - 'L g ..- W , i Bollvar Memorlal Co. Wholesale Q 1 Bolivar, Mo. 2 lllmllilDQ!il!IQ1Ylilililtilliiililbmlll g . and 2 Compliments of Vegetables i - C 'J Rogers 8z Baldwln Q HARDWARE CO. Springfield, Mo. Springfield, Mo. Jomebmomomomcrmomomomomrmomomxim:rmoiomdymomomomom4rmomumoio1crmom4'g' Page One Hundred Twenty-three N N ssssvk N ' A , ' Q ' is W ' Xt S K X x s. .ax ' sb. XX wasmmWWsk'NNHNNWNY as 4 ....,. SkKNNW.' Ym S.'kNXN SW .. s- ---- .... x rx ss- S 8 N S N M s ..,.N Xx,,x . . N 21. 22 23 24. 25. 26. 27. 29. 30. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 9. 10. 13. 15. 16. 17. 19. 22. 23. 24. 26. Page Galendarw ontinued January Dr. Lawrence talks about Home Missions. Freshmen earn their name-F-R-E-S-H-M-E-N. Rhythm band and H. S. Girls' Glee Club entertain. Has any one seen Kelly's little blue cap? Louise Woodford visits us. Mack misses his Sunday dinner. Sophomores have party-refreshments'quite original. Girls propose, but boys wash dishes. Dr. Maiden talks in chapel. Carter Home gives An Old Fashioned Mother. Rosie asks Bill if the play wasn't worth his Cfiftyj cents.. Miss Willa sees forms outside her window. Mr. Buchholz performs. Old National Quartet. Mother Ayres visits the reception room and iinds a couple holding hands. .February Ground Hog's Day. Ellen can't jump ditches. A To whom it may concern: Louise and Mary Lou live at Muirheid. Lose game with Ozark Wesleyan. . Girls' Quartet in chapel-No, they weren't tickled! Tiffin doesn't like Wilson's picture in History Room. Clean house for Efficiency School. Girls, please number your chapel seats and wear corresponding numbers. Helen goes to chapel twice and no one comes. Muirheid girls have pajama party for Miss Riley. Mary Lou falls down again-no bones broken. Miss Lawrence sings in chapel. Orchestra plays at the evening service. Mr. Zimmerman talks in chapel. Goochie suffers the consequence of untying Marvin's tie. Dramatic Club presents Poor Married Man. Bill Key is made honorary member of the Y. W. A. Basketball boys lose to Warrensburg. Mother Ayres has a date with Charles Drake. Dr. Redford talks about Two Hearts that Beat as One. Two-day Debate Tournament begins. George Washington Bicentennial Celebration, with the Honorable Dewey Short as speaker. Addie and Tiffin learn how to play Bible Football. Mrs. Leonard read Kipling's The Light That Failed. Genevieve Renfro and her troop of musicians play. One Hundred Twenty-four NwN' A xc xc. ...ss .M N Q'k S Q' X X xv N X Q Q S Q Q sXXx. XN. m ..?YK XM WmWXxWX ss ' Q5 S WNW W NBXNX! .W NNNS N w.NXNiN'SkK WNWM K w wN-K-mms xxxx xx maagxx,-MM ,A,,,, :rx kk,A,,A,Z5 Z M kxxxryrr,x,,,,,,,A,,A,AA,,,,Vkkkgbbnnbb,,,,k,x,,,,,,,,A,A,A,,,,,,,,,,, K xxkL,,,AkA,A,L N k,A,x,,,,,,A r i-Mi, X cc,w.-- .Xxx wg wwmww, E Y X-N-ff--1W-----Wff1----Qvx2NvNwvXwrr:rr::-mazzwzmsmsmrrrrexxwwxfqgg::ggg:g33:3g32V3,,,,,::,,:,,,w,,,f51m,,mm: Y N ,uwem A A A mx xxmX ,.,..Ncw. 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Girls' Quartet starts on a week-end tour. 19 The String Quartet makes a trip to Joplin and Neosho. 22. Students enroll for the Spring Term. 23. Russian Cossack Chorus performs. 26. Many go home for Easter. Page One Hundred Twenty-five m mkW u ' ! W N ,NX xw NW -x X mwtw Q . Q. I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 m wm Qmmm wmwiv:ixwwwxwtmxwxmwwwww S Q NX Q, Q X I NNX' X Sirk XNXXNx Q'A ' X NN N Q QNX S x I 1 N . ' I X . XXX f:NNNXYNNkN NNN Y...: I ' I 5-EhfNW 1' 7 - X Smmbgzrrttrrrtttztttrizti fNA::::::::::::::::21:::::::::::::::::::S xg fx- ' ' Qi1tiit:111ttiti:t.: ....xx...N....... :ui L xx....NXN....,xx......x.....x.......... bl ,I , :S . , I 1 I I INDIANAPOLIS ENGRAVI NG COMPANY 'I SCHOOL PUBLICATION DEPARTMENT ij , 222 EAST OHIO STREET 0 INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA 3 ' ' , . ' 1.1, ' ' ,, ' '. . 'P ff 'T --' Page One Hundred Twenty-six MM Q IN I WV Wx' 'N XX Y w' Aww' X 'X 'X x wk -X ww w Ny wx N X Q X 1 .1 ms . ,. WXk NBXNXk'RXK : : :S 1 4 - ' -V :x......z 4-- S. YxK5X' m'mm'm ' wmm mxmx gwaeezelmamxgwizime .... , .. . c Qwr Ggrriencls, fifihe ibusiness e9XCen., Again the business me nhave been true to College interests, and this year they have supported us loy- ally With their advertisements. By their excellent cooperation, which has helped to make this book a reality, the staff members were encouraged in their attempts to publish an annual that would be a credit to the school. ' Gentlemen, the business men of Bolivar and vi- cinity, We appreciate you, We wish you the best of success: and We hereby tender to you our undivided expression of gratitude. TIFPIN TETERS, Business Manager Page One Hundred Twenty seven W .X . S X mx N Q W X N NN X N N XX S was WI : W WXN 4 +x flew, 17 ,wi fi . -.1 3. if Q ,, 5 4, I 1 11, .a .lr 152 1:1 , 1 sf 1 rl, Il' j.. l'. .91 E51 Ili ll' ul, :lf gli. ,4 T 5 :l I I1 1 , .'.- I. 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