Southwest Baptist University - Mozarkian Yearbook (Bolivar, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1948 volume:

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'R ARK -ii vE1f1!172d12 .!1Zzu7'Aez'c1 fzfzez' ii.. 01726 GREETINGS: . ln do1ng'my annual stint for the Mozarkian, I bring good will to the staff, the student body and all friends of the- school who are in any way reached by it or its contents, In these interesting and important times it is a great privilege to live. So many things need doing that none of -us needs to lack interesting and important work. May each one find his proper niche and fill it to overflowing, ' ' Sincerely, LM Dean Orien B. Hendrexi Dean Emeritus Pike ,My hope for you who are going out from South west this year is that you have learned from your stay on the campus that life is something thatwe build, that it is just what we make it. You have- within your reach all the materials needed in building a happy and successful life. Seek to know and to follow the plans' the Master Builder has for your life. Remember that thase who live the happiest and fullest life must aban- don self and selfish interests in serving their fellows. With the passing of the years may you be able to say along with the great E-nglish poet, Oh, the wild joys, of living-the leaping from rock up to rock. Sincerely, Q Orien B. Hendrex Miss Merry Thrupp Bursar Mrs. Harry Duncan Miss Phyllis Lane Presidenifs Officp ?resident's Secretary Dr. SQHQ Jones Again I am priviledged to extend greetings and best .vilshes t o the students and friends o f Southwest -through the Mozarkian. This message is indeed 'fdiffer- ent because it will be the lasttime I shall have this privilege as president of the College. To say that I and sorry to sever this Very happy relationship is an un, derstatement. Yet, one must alvs ays be willing to move as the Lord leads. Through all the coming years I shall be thankful for Southwest Baptist' College, and I shall 'be praying God's blessings unon those whom I have iknown here. ' 'Sincerely Q S. Jones President I PRESIDENTS HOME - V81 , Q- : 1 MISS Ruth Walker Mrs. Sadie Briggs ' Mrs. Gladys Buffington ' v 1, , 'hh Alps. Hattig QVC,-Street Mr. and Mrs. Hubcrt Underwood , -,-. ,, ,. as JU A5 If 'W X sax F' 2 X X. TITUS Y, B'.A., Th. Mi History and Government BEASLE f-'f' X r . ,X 7 - 1'- W - QQ-I WM Ju X flu QD ' 9 f X35 ff' +A, J 1 . ix 'fi' X , ' if I wx xx x I Q M X V I. h. CZCUA! Nvbxe- f:- f f A f ' , P 'I , if if .L ' SXNXNXXX QQ Xi .. - .. 9 , V ., . 6 .9 . X W? V x,-1 4 5 I3 J XS! 3 x L S K 1 ' , X xx T' t ,J X 1 ' Q uxsf X HE.: 'M ' if A R 5 ,. if iw, . 12 fi .L lf'i'5Z,?, ' I di ' W J -' 1 1 f' -' at KN xx I ly! if K 6 4 i ly! 1 fag X ff T 'QX J. 55. .BUCHHOLZ olm and Ensemble A ,'A'. .. ..' -. ,. ' - X , -4 - x V .M W' Q4 3-fi: f ff ' M' fa! ' -oi 1 J xx X X ,f 1 t sl X X IJ '22 l wx, K .FXR :Ls :I Xumxx X I xxxxx 5, .l ull, x Vi. . iki E I, I, :if v y X' ' 'RW' 5 ' X 1 1 ft 'i x i ff ' 4 rl 1 x , J-I ' I 1 Yx i in f f' K x JASPER CLARK ! BA., M.S. Biolngical Science .z ,' , qi' A W lun f f Al' ,' 'i 'ip 's ' 1 1 :S ,Af j, ' N X K 53 -X1 , I ,Z if X gl 1 ff, 'v N iH'ff4fe E221 ,vf Q ' rl 11. -W! ff ,' If--'A x N...! N-' W U X I I fr, , I ' f Z all nc' :,x K 'V , 6 ZULA COON, A A eb MAYME HAMLETT, V .B.Ml19 ' - , BA.. MOA. o1ce an u1c us1c C A152111 OODSON, English .A., Th. M. l x - ,T Bible and Greek 03 . V- 110 N -K - . ' New ,, ,fly .f A IIA s, Fw ,I 3 if-4 Y F W X ,145 If 1 7 ' 'x ' , NNE , ' 'Z' 5' A 7 if 1 .Y , 5' , f ' X ,' :va -:D gf Jf f ff E 'Q'-9 , Q 2 ' -w A V yffy A I , .V , in A X Q A X U J, HURST, MRS. J. F. HURST, Bs., AM. B. MathematiCS S., A.M. Iiemlifl. ELIZABETH MAXEY, BS Commerce f S f 'X N215 G N Wg X MRS. HERBERT MILES Organ and Piano 4 K.-' X A N F ' 6 NN ' X . mx A T Vg' I' X 5 ' . 13 I - F fly in ffx fs'-f-ics, 4 X L f Z ff o It ORLIN STEWART. B.S. Phys Eval Education 'Wei N LEQNA TUCKER, B.S. MA. Elementary Education and Speech . 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ROBERT BOGGS Lee's Summit, Missouri Volunteer Band, -Ministerial Conference. in WW Il ' K usmiil 'B 1 f 'K 'JA' 4516 ANNA MAE BORG MARY BROON ER CHARLOTTE BUPN S Goiuen Cnv Missouri Galena Kansas Fiimore Missouri Y W A. Voluteer Baud Science Club Pep Club Science Club Band BSU WMC Council Cheerleader YWA Lngllsh Club YWA Life S THELMA BREWE MARTHA BRYSON VIRGIL BUSH - - Bolivar Missouri Eldon, Missouri , Redford, Missoun M. . t ,U 1 Conf e ce. Beziioat Banner Staff, Y.W.Ag Y'W-A' mlsena er n DQROTHY BRODERSON CHARLES BURNER BILL CAEPS Mamas Staff, Mixed Chorus. It's a date. . DVC:-m oi 'iouf' 7'T11I2iQ'- 'f' Elfion Musizuigg. 'Tl ,J1ff??Aa lf' 3,9 -ff - X' - . X. QV M . E N Q L. R f R f . sf fi ' Q -is , ,. I 5.1 N, .1:, . ' .fs ' I s. m . ., is i N N be ' . if X The New Look. 1.5 7552 i1 f 7?Qil..x?3'i QQ is.-,. s2sQsL3gf,gi's.3s. . ss c. L F L i ii' , Q ' f . Q A x -. scsi I. 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Missouri Editor-in-Chief ot Mozarkian man, v.W.A.. English Club. GERALD CHURCH Lone Jack, Missouri Mozarxian Staff, English Club, Mixed Chorus, Pep Club. . MARIE CONYERS Bolivar, Missouri Town Y.W.A. ARLENE COLEMAN Garden City, Missouri Mixed Chorus, Y.W.A., International Relations Club. DONALD COMPTON Kansas City, Missouri Mixed Chorus, Life Service. 1 , DORIS COWAN Caruthersville, Missouri Y.w.A.. B-S.U. Council. HENRY COX Goodman, Missouri Ministerial Conference JOHN CONRAD Bolivar, Missouri English Club, Basketball Tomi. exfrfi i -,Q ' I sei Q if ,aff- 1 f hum, M S EDNA CRAIG Summersville, Missouri Bearcat Banner Staff, Life Service RICHARD CRAIG St, Louis, Missouri Y.W.A., Ministerial Conference. HAROLDA CUDD Fresno, California English, Club, Minister ial Conference RALPH DAVIS Bolivar, Missouri Ministerial Conference GILBERT DAY Bolivar, Missouri ORVADA DICKERSON ' Doniphan, Missouri F.T.A., B.S.U. Council, Y.W.A., Mixed Chorus, Oclette, English Club 'E 2,59 AW A XX RALPHA DOWLER Bolivar, Missouri 1 English Club, Pep -Club. MAYNARD DUZAN Lowry City, Missouri F.T.A., Pep Club. A ' EUGENE EATON St. Louis, Missouri Speech Club, Mixed Chorus or Mouse Zh W WM ff ,4 '? Us in the Wilderness. Most Popular Man on Compu 'Anolhel plece of tmixoyv Nl? T' M I X f ,ji 1 Donna Lily Pons Watson I bid two cents ShuckS, 'DI'0th0I' and Sister- '. IS he c0ncentfating?H 5 i 5 fin FRANCES FIELDS Humansvilie, Missouri F.T.A., Y.W.A., Mczarkia JERREL FISIIEII Hartville, Missouri Ministerial Conference. Band ROY FOWLER Golden City, Missouri Ministerial Conference JEANE FULLER St. Louis, Missouri International Relations, Y.W.A., Lifc Service. Bearcat Banner Staff MARJORIE GABLE Carrollton, Missouri Editor-in-Chief Bearcat Banner, Y.W.A., Volunteer Ra nd. HAROLD GARRISON Sparta, Missouri Volunteer Band, Ministerial Conference, Mixed Chorus I IDA GIFFORD Whnnipeg, Missouri F.T.A., Volunteer Band, Y.W.A., Bearcat Banner Staff ROBERTGILMORE Springfield, Missouri, JACK GLENDENN IN G Bolivar, Missouri RUTH GOODSON St. Louis, Missouni Volunteer Band, B.S.U. Council, Y.W.A., Mozarkian Staff ' BERMAN GRAN1 Bolivar, Missouri .TUNE GRAY Pittsburg, Kansas Volunteer Band, B.S.U. Council, Y.W-A. v rigf Wil? , EDWARD GRIFFIN St. Louis, Missouri Ministerial Conference JAMES HACKNEY Eldon, Missouri Ministerial Conference BILL HANKS Springfield, Missouri Basketball Team X li A 7'W , . , 1- 1 Say ut my move' 'The human Christmas Tree. 'Slave'd.r1ver!!' The Coquette.' S 1 W7 SR Wfkvgvisaij, .X 55 X , ' , Q - Q if-9s4,..i5,Q1, Q '22, -.1 . J 5 ' A f Q 'Pau-I Y -C 1 . sz ws f F , IRQ, K . 1 s- is s i s X ,sg fi, sg? -2 Y l l an J 1' 4 .- Q. Jw'-'f' - ' im ' ' iff' ff eil F , itil? 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Misouri Ivmiusreriai Conference, Pep CHARLES KEELER Bolivar, Missouri Ministerial Conference PAUL KEITH Poplar Bluff, Missouri Debate Squad, Intemational Relations in ig Club A. 51 .1 vi' 12' W JAMES KEMPER WILEUR KIRCHNER ROBERT LAWQON Bolivar, Nlissoufi Syracuse, Missouri , Highlaniiville, Missouri Ministerial Conference Ministerial conference, Beisketball English Club, Ministerial c Team CLARA KERBATTGH TIAURA LEE KOLLENBURNf NANCY LEMOINB Buffalo, M1ssour1 Avilia, Missomi St L . M. . English cms, Y.W.A. F.T.A., Y.W.A. Mixed Chorus ' Omg' lssoun Vf-Tunteer Band, Y.W.A. 11055 UNDER. BEVERLY LACY i ANNA LIVENGOOD Granite City, Iliinois 'SAL' Leuis, i.vu5SOU.I'i Volunteer Band, Y.W.A., 'Mozarkian Staff Ministerial Conference, Mozarkian' gggfggnfgfggfaufe Serving, y,W,A,l Staff, PGP Club Vclunteer Band Grandmaster Capps. Pm a toothpaste ad. Whos it fromfm grows mc ww... ...x ,, 'Say, What's the attraction? MI'- Friendly- 'Bird C77 in a gilded cageff Anything new?' j' onli FRED LOLLAR MARIAN McCT TTCHEON St. Louis, Missouri Bearcat Banner Staff, AUDREY LONG Waynesville, Missouri Volunteer Band, Y.W.A- RAYMOND MCBRIDE Centralia, Missouri Ministerial Conference Fayette, Missouri Volunteer Banu, Y.W.A., International Relations BETTY McNEILL Aurora, Missouri Rnarcat Banner Staff. Y.W.A. DOROTHY MANION St. Louis, Missouri :gr ,if BILL MARTIN Vienna, Missouri Ministerial Conference HOWARD MEADOWS Ozark, Missouri Ministerial Conference NATHAN MEYER Bolivar, Missouri Volunteer Band, Mozarkian Staff Ministerial Conference B.S.U. Council, Y.W.A., English Club Q1 I ,kk af V 'V .f ff' ' PAUL MILLER Bolivar, Missouri i BILL 'M1N'1'oN Cutlerg Illinois Ministerial Conference, Pep Club, B.S.U. Council, Mixed Chorus CLARA BELLE MORGAN St. Louis, Missouri Voiurztcer Band, Y.W.A- . .X .f lwfiass is ss 4? N fi A si?-, 2, MRS. GERALDINE MOXEY Bolivar, Missouri Mixed Chorus KENNETH MOXEY Bolivar, Missouri President B.S.U. Council Ministerial Conference l CHARLES NEIGHBORS Lemay, Missouri F.T.A. RUTH NELSON Billings, Missouri Y.W-A. A. NIKKEL uoiiyar, Missouri Ministerial Conference WILBUR NOBLE Appleton City, Missouri Ministerial Conference Good sermon. Prone-ln.-z-. TPlf1f'S between YOU and me. X .. fl? Q ff! W yr yn y X 1 4. 5,353 X as . ,nfs 5 ?'Q 0 f vw 1. -- 1 yn a ,. Q lx my fmt lrrug A course in Campuso1ogy. El'meT and Chemistry! LELAND ORMSREE Anutt, Missouri Basketball Team RUBY OVERTON Washbum, Missouri ERMA PALMER Jefferson City, Missolui Bearcat Banner Staff, English Y.W.A. fi 0,5 ,,, O .5 v'l-'og .L '-39:14 ,A ma 6 ti f' Q. 1,3 KENNETH PAULSON Detroit Lakes, Minnesota Volunteer Band, Male Quartew Ministerial Conference Science fflnh Mixed Chorus EARNEST PAVEY Norfolk, Virginia RITA PIKE Waynesville, Missouri Y.W.A., English Club, B.S.U LuUI'lCl1 D. A-. JS 15 ,- I:-fig J 3152111 15.5. 4 49849529 x',s ' I i!I:7fr il V . . - 'lQgzz1e.f4-ll , ,V s Q IQ, lf lilly 1 ll , 4' X 4 f E se e 5, Q, , ff f,,f . S F 'X LUWELL RICHARDSON Lebanon, Missouri Basketball Team VERDAYNE RIDDLL Cassville, Missouri b JOHN SAGE Adrian, Missouri Debate Squad, President, Sophomore Class X ,. , -B ei in s .ie 4, Htl E' , , EUTFNE SMITH ERNESTINE STEWART' JESSE STOGSDTLL Fredriolizown, Missourx Bolivaf, Missouri Ro11aQ Missouri Volunteer Band, B.S-U: Council, Tovsm Y.W.A. MMinisteria1 Conference ' Y.W.A.. Pep Club MAXINE STAFFORD' DAVID ST. JOHN' DAPHTNE TALQNEX Ave, luissenrf Urbana, Misseun 1 Eiuorado Spnuee, Missouri Ministerial Conference, F.T.A., 'Y.W,A,, -Life Service MERT STEELY GERALDINE STONE ?HlLlelli 'EOLLIVER Stockton. M-iSS0l1I'1 Innepennenee, nmsioun Eureka, MLSSOPI1 , volunteer Bend, Science Club, . Pep club, English Club, ,Mozgrkian Ministerial Conference, Mlxed English Club,-Ministerial Conference Stgpff, International. neiaziensi' Ch01'Uf Mozarkian Staff P Y,W.A, ' 'A Guilty.?f Hmm, pretty ee-edar. 'Nice looking coupleffu Mail.Ca1l HR, 'Wy' 'I'emptaf4ion.' A-fx C ,, , ' 'K 2 1- '- f ,, E, .12 f E E :X M, -. ,, f , ' , , i. .. 4' 'ny-N, Q- ' 1.1 . I Columbigys visitors, Hubba! Hubba!'- I do solemonly swear. 5 is X, we f 4 I lc if ks. Q f My r s Sv' Q87 ARLENE THOMPSON Kansas City, Missouri I F.T.A., Bearcat Banner Staff, Y.W.A. DONALD TURNBAUGH Overland, Missouri Ministerial Conference LUCILLE WERNER Pinckneyville, illinois Volunteer Bend, B.S.U. Council, international Relations, Li fe Service HARVEY VVHITE Kearney, Missouri Ministerial Conference. Mi-fini, 1 Ji' lf- ,- it ' GHARLENE WICKIZER Jamesport, Missouri Mozarkian Staff, Bearcat Banner Staff, Mixed Chorus, English Club, Y.W.A. FAU L WRIGHT Rogersville. Missouri Ministerial Conference VIRGINIA WARD Normandy, Missouri F.T.A., Volunteer Band, Science Club, Y.W.A., Mixed Chorus, Bearcat Banner Staff KENNETH WHITE Kearney, Missouri Ministerial Conference R DELMAR YATES Anderson, Missouri Ministerial Conference SW B.C. i Slew ku riffs-S.,lA. f' D 9 N'5 'fSNl detail ' 4 '1 H ' f Doc Gorman. A January II101'l'llI1g'.'i W 0172 OPQS BILLIE JEAN ALBERT1 Stockton, Missouri DORRELL BA111U Sparta, Missouri MRS. LORENE BROWN Rakersfield, Missouri IVAN DAVIS Montgomery City, Missouri RUSSELL TJGYLE Calhoun, Missouri BITL DUNKER Cairo. Tllinois BILL ELAM Hazelgreen, Missouri MRS. AVELMA .TUN E ELAM Hazeigreen, Missouri FRED FARIHS Brookfield Missouri GEQRGE FLETCHER, Ava, Missouri NORMAN HAMMEHS La.Be11e, Missouri MERA LEE HUNW . U Jacksonville Beach, Florida FRED HURT MARIE JONES ALPHA LUCAS JOHN MARTIN VICTOR MnKFTTC Butler, Missouri Bolivar, Missouri Mcl..outh, Kansas Carthage. Missouri Buffalo, Missouri NORMAN PRESSLFIY UONA PUTNAM ALLEN SEWARD Highlandville, Missou St. Louis, Missouri St. Elmo, Illinois FLORA JANE TAYLOR ' Verona, Missoun' .2. 'S 41 -fl 4,'f3-N ,?' .'gn gif' 015 ' vfjf Let's see you do it. f 'rf ? s+..,-f Little Gabriel. 'I A h. PCS 172812 ROYAL EAVES J. O. MILLER .TOE YOUNGER Granite City, Illinois Kingsville, Missouri Centralia, Missouri JOHN ATFEBERRY Ava, Missouri JAMES WHITWORTH A Eldridge, Missouri DONNA JEAN WA'i'soN ,BEN KOUN LOUISE FARRIS Springfield, Missouri Bolivar, Missouri Brookfield, Missouri ,QHARLES BEAMAN Bolivar, Missouri ELEAN OR SWADLE Y TOMMY BARRETT Kansas City, Missouri Aurora, Missouri BUD CLENDEN N ING I JACKSON VVILLIAM KIRK Bolivar, Missouri Bolivar, Misouri Rocky Com fort, Missouri MARK WINTON Dunnegon, ivussouri Ok pretty good fiom hero The chapels foundation A test tube mini Lib. , if . if I gf, . Sf- 5 lx ss R gi, I X sly X F DON KEARBY Savannah, Missouri ROSS SCOTT Ironton, Missouri I OWEN MARTIN St. Louis, Missouri HOBART BARNETT I Springfield, Missouri CHARLES WILSON rihiiiipsburg, Missouri WAYNE ALLEN Bolivar, Missouri Si mf: inspiration. Your 5 5 v 1-:fi Z- ia! - 5 , . I I 5 vu F 2' ' I 4. 1 Q? ' v ..........i -.. L.. -fe 4- ERNEST WHITE 1 N , ' Kearney, Missouri. Q -.. I f- VIRGINIA BOWMAN 'I ' st. Joseph, Missouri 1 BONNIE WHITE Bolivar, Missouri Q. if CARLENE CAGE in-. - A F wi, Kansas'City, Missouri 'I A '-I IDAVEE CLAIBORNE I My Nevada, Missouri , ,si ,Q FRANK ULAIBORNE fi 4 it Nevada, Missouri , 9' u- I , I 1 I I 1 tm., ,J I A i wi FINIS WELLER , Bolivar, Missouri 2 HARRY BENNEIT - Bolivar, Missouri 5 LEE SCAGGS I Fordland. Missouri HAROLD SALADIN St. .Ta.m.es, Missouri THEODORE DAVTS Springfield, Missouri WILLIAM CLINE Castheford. Idaho move- . This is Comfort! Soft music, a pretty girl and. . . Lrsxixknvuaffmfn Getting their heads together' NOTIiIE: Books are close! My friend George. Yum, Good. Push, Sxippy- if'11 OPGH- ALICE SUE DELL Thayer, Missouri MAXINE MCPHEETERS L.ee's Summit. Missouri LOREN E LEJEUN E Halfwav. Missouri HELEN DRYER. Cassviue, MINTA LOLLAR Maysville, Missourig MARY LOU DELL Thayer, Missouri Pilot Grove, Missoun DONALD SMITH M 5 - Lamar, Missouri DQNALD GOURLEY Mountain Grove, ,DENNY Ava, 'Missouri BILL BETTRIDGE Pilot Grove, Missouri MELVIN CLIFTON Fetsus, Missouri DONALD ASHWORTH Warrenslourg, Missouri DONALD ,REED California. Missouri PAUL JOHNSON Poplar B1uff,- Missouri TEXAL BARNES Bolivar, Missouri JOE COLE f ROBERT mics 2 Van Buren. Missouri- Z 1 S I Q 0 as ,....Q.........,,-.ws CAREY MILLER DORIS LAMBETH EARL SCOTT GRWPA FARMER Harrisburg, Illinois S1. Louis County, Missouri Farmington, Missouri Kansas City. lviissouu CLYDE TURNBAUGH DOROTHY CATO JOYCE FISHER St. Louis, Missouri St. Louis, Missouri Bolivar, Missouri WANDALEA TOLLIVER J UNE EDGINGTON Eureka, Missouri Bolivar, Misouri IUNIOR STEINHAUS I 3 Bolivar, Missouri A I 'M X i JIMMY ALEXANDER CX' 4, ' Poplar Bluff, Missouri ., 4 .W gf , jg ff' 1-:oBERT WILSON if ' I H X Bolivar, Missouri iifigp ii MARVIN CAPEHART Q, R' I ,,, s, ,ff X , X 'iw st. Louis, Missouri '5' R HOVVARD FIELDS if 'l V Humansvilie, Missouri a f , or In DONALD MOMBERG -I V Se-dniia. Missouri y 5 ut ffllll' lov-ly inziirlww-. . l ii-.ii in-.-gq 1'omli11g 111.1 p':3H.,i- All aboard for BSU Convention. f 1 ksi. X I I , I Y, ,,..- , 'I 'K we Why so serious, Phil? DORIS HOARD Roanoke, Missouri MARY TIPTON St. Louis, Missouri LOIS ALLINDER Kansas City, Missouri HELEN MILLER Excello, Missouri WANDA PHIPPEN . Russell, Iowa MARTHA LEE PEPMILLER Thayer, Missouri HELEN MCCALL Lee's Summit, Missouri BETTY REECE Mt. Vernon, Missouri ANNA LEE COOPER Windsor. 'Missouri ELLA MAE SMITH y Bland, Missouri MARGIE ADKTSON Waynesville, Missouri MIANNPOWERS y Windsor, Missouri JEAN BURGESS Mt. Vernon, Missouri LUCY MARIE ATKINS Lebanon, Missouri JUNE INMAN Mt. Vernon. Missouri CLAYTON WOOD Gentry, Missouri JAMES STOGSDILL Q Rolla, Missouri JAMES Woops Anderson, Missouri 55. If rf' A i,. 5, 1 R A-1-1 Q K I i V V 3: - s Q , gig I L 6 Q 'Y' ii-r A 1 'J If - . A k X 2 .. G f T 3 , ,, ,s.,, W L X 4 9 Y A ff Gonna be warmer or colder? Gotta shin nose? ff Y Loo k at the apple butter? 2 i .SSR as .AM Las... in --li- G .,-' A v ' M, fi: E I S. ,., I f aer ie f' H25-zu iq R' I , I' 'T-2 K I, ysxk ksf ., la , 38 :A 0 X fi 'V 1, l .' f '4 S J 2 I . . . . 9 'J' :' if. r All , Q!- . . , ff wr li-lcsml, d0n'f you Snap thaw, iv 'I X Qi Wi - I- V-W --'-- - ll miss. The thirteen ANNA MAUDE BERRY California, Missouri SHIRLEY GEHRKE St. Louis, Missouri BETTY BRANSON Ferguson, Missouri GLORIA WUNDERLI Overland. Missouri BEATRICE WUNDERLI Overland, Missouri MARY ELLEN INMAN Lamar, Missouri CARL WRIGHT Bonne Terre, Missouri JAMES MCCANINI Colorado Springs, Colorado ARCHIE WARREN i loplin, Missouri HARRY DUNCAN Bolivar, Missouri -JOHN MUNCY Kansas City, Kansas LAWRENCE SAGE Adrian, Missouri BARBARA TIBBI'I'I'S Kansas City, Missouri CARLENE SANDERS Cf1r'fl1f.ge, Missouri MARY JEAN KERR Cameron. Missouri RITA BUNNELL Cameron, Missouri TWILA WOODERSON Cameron, Missoun' NADINE WILLOUGHBY Springfield, Missouri d HJ. Go to sleep, Betty. - I ZH? f PM ,'A o ?+ e','r'N N Ei' . C' i I I ' , 'IL 1 'Ili Q- YT! , I f X-c J? QZYQ .- , 'E 'Egg f B an , , fs 1 3 .4 1 'tiki f r? I .e ' X K C The runaway slave from Virginia. Ev'1rybod 1 k t k w . L y OO a Ba er' 'Ameny Big tree. DICK CLARK St. Louis, Missouri DICK SPARKS St. Louis, Missouri FRANK ALEXANDER Colorado Springs, Colorado JAMES, PIERCE Pine Bluff, Arkansas TOM PADGETT Mountain View, Missouri LESLIE DUFFER , Richmond, Missouri ZORENE PRUITT - Springfield. Missouri VIOLA BRODERSON Florence, Missouri MERLE BUIFFINGTON Bolivar, Missouri LOUETTA FARMER Savannah, Missouri- FRANCES SPAINHOWER Albany, Missouri BUELA MAE PEOPLES Syracuse, Missouri LLOYD PHILLIPS - Oak Grove, Missouri KENNETH BIGGS Granite City, Illinois TOM MUSKRAT Pineville, Missouri DALE LE GRANDE Joplin, Missouri ELWOOD KELLY Clinton, Missouri JAMES RHOADS Clinton, Missouri L W vi 'QL' - s I i In Q5 ffimiiffl , wwf , A I If ,Q ,, 'Wi Q fx Www 355 y E ,...... h 5 , , , , Q7 W I i ri K, 5 ,M A K fi 'arts S ,aussi ifwn-sig, ,Sf , K' 1-. gf .1 ,Msg-I. In Q1 3,3 I ,V , ,,.i 4 f:g.ff M f Good, beuer, bestf' HBIOW hard ,, DALE WISER Eldon, Missouri CARL LAFFOON Sullivan, Missour' LAWRENCE HAMMOND Mori-clviile, Missou 1 CHARLES RALEY Harrisburg, Illinois 'QE-ORGE CANON Macks Creek, Missouri ROBERT SMITH Tulsa, Oklahoma NADINE COOPER Kansas City, Missouri BEATRICE PFVYTOE St. Louis, Missouri VEDA WILLIAMS Alton, Missouri BETTY MILLER Lee's Summit, Missouri WILMA GORMAN Independence, Missouri MAXINE MARTIN St. Louis, Missouri TED EDWARDS Overland, Missouri ARNO BUECHE , Bolivar, Missouri ROBERT OSBORNE St. Louis, Missouri HARRISON HICKLING Eldorado Springs, Missouri Black - and - White. f i f i . ,i ,i i 4 Q 1 i L in--, Z , ,.,-.,I NGV91' fa-1' apart, DOTOUIY and Ruth. Just a, smile of satisfaction. Boy meets girl. BETFIE HAWKINS Ironton, Missouri AENA MAE KLEPPER Kansas City, Missouri MARY DAVIS Spokane, Missouri A. M. SCOTT Boilvar, 1VEssourI ROBERTA JOHNSON Poplar Bluff, Missouri DELORES MILLER Vienna, Missouri DOROTHY VERMILLION A Marshall, Missouri THELMA MCHENRY L Birch Tree. Missouri MARJORIE HARBOUR Festus, Missouri WILMA. FENWICK Crystal City, Missouri ITARLENE ,CAVE Bethel, E Kansas KATHLEEN N EVELS Higgirisville, Missouri PRISCILLA DICKEY Maysville, Missouri EULA MAE KARR I Iberia, Missouri DOROTHY KELLING Jefferon City, Missouri BETTY LONDON St. Louis, Missouri LOETA WALL Watkinsf Misso uri JEREANE WHEATLY I Jefferson City, Missouri CLYDE WIDEMAN Bolivar, Missouri PAUL. FISCHER Stover, Missouri WAYNE WOLFE Linn, Missouri CLYDE MILLER Branson, Missouri. BILL OVERBY Creighton, Missouri DEWEY SNOWDEN Hollister, Mi,f5ouri .BILLY HOPKINS Fair Play, Missouri DOROTHY DEROSSETT Bolivar, Missouri FORREST DOWLER Bolivar, Missouri LOUISE WTMBERLY Bolivar, Missouri MARTHA MITCHELL Bolivar, Missouri ROBERT STARK Bolivar, Missouri FAYE NEFF Lewisburg, Kansas MAURINE SCOTT St. Louis, Missouri PATRICIA THARP Ridgecrest, Californma MARY JANE TURNER Bolivar, Missouri FLOSSIE WRIGHT Rogersville, Missouri DELLA MAE ROMINE Banner, Missouri John and his bottle must have been funny hustrictly gossipji Golng cheap Gone' ' S my wi, 3 ' 555.1 ' 1' V ,x , , N My Tuck in the sheet, slave. 'Lis it warin, Marge ': MARIE HOWERTON BETTY NOE Chilhowee, Missouri Snokane, Missouri CERTRUDE EDWARDS Lebanon, Missouri. 'NORMA K ILPATRTCK Bolivar, Missouri SHIRLEY DE WAR Sf. LOLUQ. Missouri TRAVIS 'THOMAS CRATON VAIL' Kansas City, Missouri Wheatland, Missouri J OHNDROW FUGATE LEO CLICK DARREL VILES JAMES LEAVITI Weaubleau. Missouri. Salem. Missouri Halfway, Missouri Bolivar, Missouri - HAROLD FUGATE HARRY BUTLER' Weaubleau, Missouri Iridependence, Missouri CHARLES ZIPOFF JOYCE THORU? RICHARD McCOY AALICE GILMORE LAVERNA BALL Indianapolis, Indiana ferryville. Missouri PLlI'Eiy,A 'Missouri Springfield. Missouri Humansviiie. MiSSOUl'l ' J - in -2,44 Qs: ' 4 - I , 6, I 1 , ' S ' - g ' -, ' 4 .1 . ,, f ,f rs , i ,K n ,,-Af, EZWSSQS ns Q A... N, 4 X, . , xv, 'K - . A , A , in WW' ' . ' , pfsqfw J-fi ,fs , iff ffwswlsiz ,jf if five:-517 M41 Chow time and ioodC?J- Theres rovm for you, t00- 2 1 i I 1 aye1 matecx u Before marriage-leisure I ALLIE HARDMAN ' Cassville, Missouri THOMAS HIGGINS Eldon, Missouri JAMES HURLEY Butler, Missouri MRS. ,PAULINE KEARBY Savannah, Missouri RICHARD KISKADDEN Seymour, Missouri KENNETH MA RSH ALL Bolivar, Missouri NORMA MCCANLESS uartsourg, Missouri ODAS PARNEL. Bolivar, Missouri ROBERT PRESSON Bolivar, Mi SSD'-115 LOUIE ROBERTS Salem, Missouri CARL TERWILLINGER Conway, Missouri MRS. CHARLOTTE WIDEMAN Bolivar, Missouri EDWARD WILSON Bolivar, Missouri Glory Friends, Roman, and Count1'ymen. Hi, there l 1 11 J 'N 11 I, E, 4, U 1, ff aofesefzllczlliue Zlzzfzleflll-S On January 8, 1948, these six stu- dents were chosen lo y the school as best representing Southwest and its standards, scholastically, religiously, and socially if ,Q - ,K J J' ' N i xi s'1',xr3Ti1':Y ,IUHNSfiDf Q 5 -A ' .4- ' You'11 like the . . . Afz'UzfzEs 9 4 ,205 O: 'QOOOQSQ Q ' 1 9 S Q ox 0 'vo ' 4 'ov' 'Q .XM p0:g.9,5, N, ' A 6,0 4 shag 4,4 , 0405 91, 9231 1 gk!! 9 80341 Y' 'X af sf, 34 Q , P1 ,Og '.,s A v .Q 00 94 ' :AO of, QQOQ '34 . Y 5 Q25 'Q' Q4 0.0.0 o 3 Qt ff' Qgffokfof ' 'v n,.. M8 HQ'- , ,0,o,e,o: , is 5 49' 'Q f ' -w 5 '. 1 f -er At 1 li. A s 9 Q :ls kink if gg A ,QL QQ Q. fi ee- ev- s E , h. .y-as '00 X lx Q VY A P. Encouraging the spirituality of the campus, promoting the D1'Q9.Ci1i11g' of the gospel, and sunnortinoj friendship among the stu- dents. are the pimzoses of the Ministerial Conference. Meetings are each Tuesday evenine' to discuss muinistei-ial nroblems. Officers: P1'GSidQ?1t-I'I3,1'1'f,' Bennett. Vice-President-Nathan i'.Te3fei'. Sie-m'eta.1'3f and Treasurei'-James Hackney, and the Critic- Roy Fowier. l7Zl1S'!8l Z.d OIZIQPBIZ ce J u Those students who have dedicated their lives to some special ser- vice in the Lord's work are the members of the Life Service Band. Through this organization they gain much help and encouragement. Officers: President-Nadine Cooper, Vice-President-Donald Ashworth, Program Chairman-Virginia Bowman, Secretary-Zorene Pruitt, Chorister--Allen Seward, Reporter-Shirley Gehrke Publi- -city Chairman-Carlene Sanders, and 'Faculty Sponsor--Mrs: Hattie Overstreet. Service R E!! nvw X . 1 -P 1 s C21 fic B.S.U. or the Baptist Student Union is primarily an enlistment agency for the religious organizations on the campus. The council acts as a coordinating committee for the Work of. the Various rel18'10US groups. B.S.U. Council: President-Kenneth Moxey First Vice-President-Bill Minton Second Vice-President-Charlotte Burns Third Vice-President-J une Gray Secretary+Eulene Smith Treasurer-Marvin Bennett eporter and Magazine Chairman-Ruth Goodson Chorister-Guy Etter Pianist-Orvada Dickerson Y.W.A. Representative-Rita Pike Life Service Representative-Nadine Cooper Ministerial Conference Representative-Jerry Church Sunday School Representatives-Stanley Johnson and Maurine Scot' Training Union Representative-Lucille Werner Morning Watch Leader-Richard Sparks Town Representative-Marie Jones Publicity Director-Dorothy Ma.nion Friendship Forum Leader-Laura Lee Kollenburn Volunteer Band Representative-Beverly Lacy Pastor-Advisor-Rev. Knox Lambert Faculty Sponsor-Miss Zula Coon The Ann Hasseltine Y.W.A. is an organization of young women who strive to live according to Christ's teaching. As an aim, the group tries to create a friendly spirit of Christian endeavor on the campus. Each. girl has a Little Sister, for whom she does small kindnesses. She also has a Big Sister, who does things for her. K Officers: President-Rita Pike, Vice-President-Clara Belle Mor- gan, Secretary-Audrey Long, Treasurer-Dorothy Broderson Mis- - 1 , sion Chairman--Mary Brooner, Program Chairman--Marie Howerton, Devotional Chairman-Erma Palmer, Social Chairman-Norma Bak- er, Chorister-Charlene Wickizer, Literature Chairm-an-Anna Liv- engood, Reporter-+Faye N eff, Publicity Chairman-Virginia Ward, and the Faculty Sponsor-Miss Merry Thrupp. All those honor students who are majoring in English are eligible for membership in the English Club.. To further interest in the fields of literature and composition is the aim of the club. Officers: President-Merle Steely, Vice-President-Ralpha Dowlern Secretary-Emogene Engle, Treasurer-Clara Kerbaugh, Parliamen- ta:rianfRobert Lawson, Sergeant-at-Arms-Harold Cudd, Reporter --Clytice Church, and Program Chairman-Rita Pike. Mrs. J. F Hurst is the Faculty Sponsor. 074196 9 Eff A One of the most valuable organizations on the campus is the club for the Future Teachers of Ame-rica. Teaching methods are discussed and Worfchwhile ideas' are exchanged at meetings. ' Officers: President-Orvada Dickerson, Secretary-Norma Bak- er, Treasurer-Charles Neighbors, Program Chairman-Laura Lee Ko-llenbu Chorist -F1 ' ' ' ' ' rn, D er ossie Wright, P12t1'11St--B111 Dunker, and Fa- culty Sponsor-Orien Hendrex. ine: One of the largest groups on the -campus is the International Rc- lations Club. Its members study intemational problems and affairs. It has brought to the campus this year several people who have lectur- ed on topics of great interest. Officers: President-Marvin Bennett, Vice-President-Ivan Dav- is,- Secretary-Marian McCutcheon Treasurer-Darlene Cave, Faculty Sponsors-Ttitus Beasley -and B. A. Taylor. cZzZ'ef'fzaZ'z'01zczf 1Q6!dZll'0lZS zyma zz Zefa The Wives of the ministers have an organization that meets soci- ally and educationally, too. They discuss. Worthwhile ideas and points that come up in the life of a minister's Wife. Officers: President-Mrs. Velma June Tibbetts Vice-President-4Mrs. Janice Lawson Secretary-Mrs. Joyce Fisher Treasurer-Mrs. Delores Kemper Program Chairman--Mrs. Gelradine lvloxe-y Chorister--Mrs. Blanche Stogsdill Mission Chairman-Mrs. Betty Kelley. Composed of young men andwomen wliof are organized' to forward local mission Work and study Ways and means of Christian service, the Volunteer Band goes out on missions each Sunday afternoon. ' President: Beverly Lacy Faculty Advisor: Carl Goodson Mission Chairmen: Hull-Lois Allinder Durham-Audrey Long Pyles-Clara Belle Morgan, Elliston-Robert Boggs Low-Lucille Werner Dunaway-Anna Livengood Sunday School-Esther Hodge lfofafzfeef Ban eafcal' dllilel' Sfaff Soudth'West's student paper, The .Bearcat Banner, is published semi-monthly and is eagerly awaited by the student body. It contains news features, and interesting tidbits about all campus activities. Editor-in-Chief-Marjorie, Gable, Associates Editors: Margie Adkison, Billie Alberti, Wayne Allen, M-arvin Bennett, Betty Branson, Harriett Bruce, Darlene Cave, Leslie Duffer, Bill Dunker, Guy Etter J eane Fuller, Marjorie Harbour, James Hurley, June Inman, Fred Lollar, Maxine Martin, Martha Mitchell, Betty Noe, Erma Palmer, Lloyd Phillips, Zorene Pruitt, Betty Reece Carlene Sanders, Junior Steinhaus, Arlene Thompson, Virginia Ward, James Whitviiorth, Charlene Wickizer, Bob Wilson, Louise Wimberly, Twila Wooderson, and Gloria Wunderli. 'T Business Manager-Gertrude Edwardsy Faculty sponsor-Carl Walker. QAPPS ULYT1 CE BILL Manager Ed? .CHURCH Business 1 Olwn-Chief i 5' -Vflff gm Within the pages of this Mozarkian you different to what has ever before been in an annual at Southwest. We hope that you will like and enjoy the book as much as the staff has en- joyed presenting' it to you. 523 will find pictures, make-up, and art Work that is The editor Wishes t 0 commend those who have so willingly cooperated in making the dum- my an actual reality. J. F. I-IUR-ST Faculty Advisor Uzal, iafz F EDITORS V BAKER CHURCH FIELDS' ' GOODSON JOHNSON NORMA BAKER, Calendar GERALD CHURCH, Activity A FRANCES FIELDS, Liiei-ary RUTH GOODSON,A1't MESCAL JOHNSON, Literary KINDER LIVENGOOB MAN IGN ROY KINDER, Sports 5 A ANNA LIVENGOOD, Art DOWHY MAN10NfA1't A MERLE STEELY, Snapshot STEHELY STONE faff GERALDINE STONE, suenogmphei- CHARLENE WICKIZER, Music AVVICKIZER This is one of the newer campus organizations. Its purpose is to promote good speaking and members are required to make an E or S in various phases of speech. I Members: Stanley Johnson-President Billie Jean Alberti-Secretary Ernest Crowley Alice Sue Dell Elwood Kelley Eugene Eaton Earl Scott Faculty Sponsor: Miss Mayme Hamlett P860 6446 CZQIZCB T Organizing for the first time on this campus was: the Science Club. It has as its purpose the promoting of a genuine interest in science. Eighteen students chartered the club, met, and' elected offi- cers. The club is open to any student who makes an E or S in a labor- atory science. Officers: President-Ben Koon Vice-President-Junior Steinhaus Secretary-Marj orie Harbour '1h'easurer-'I,'om, Padgett Reporter--Charlotte Burns Faculty Sponsors-J. A. Clark and Wilbur P. Tappmeyer. 'MTI Y Z' Q uri.. ,Amr Youql like the ' ' ' QPSUIZQ iff?-9 . 5-I X P 1'7L 04, ,W .A 515 U ? gf. Q 0 4 'Q f 0 'Q 5 I 59,1 r 1 I 310.3 , .44 5 'oth' I ' fj'Qf f g' ' I ' x a'0 c ' f ' 53.05 , 7 'QM f - - 53:39 la ,229 Z? F2 ff f 4 30 L 4 A I fs I XE? X Z, 'I W ,Q ,. 1 ' Q 1 ' Q 0 lqssgr i e e x, ,,.4 x s 1 x i---4 i. A 5. Q 51:1-f-is W 1 .y7 ',,5f ., ' '1 X-1. . - rf nv fn 1 . fy ?4Q 't A I C 'Q- Sigmund' ff ,,,W f U f gf If Sweetheart of Southwest in .1 '-Q ' ul' 'Hwy 1 .45 . 5 W of giglyb l , : '1? 'N 'rw 1,-2' 3' 1 1 ,Qaiil lfm .Q J' ii A 4 S 2 S 2 6 4 5 Z L 6 S 4 7 2 4 ., e , 8gmgL'gfczZ'e5 yor M35 oaffwesf I I X , K fa am X Rita Pike Erma Palmer 5 a Ruth Goodson These six co-eds were selected by the faculty as the candidates for Miss Southwest: Orvada Dickerson, Ralpha Dowler, Emogene Engle, Ruth Goodson, Erma. Palmer, and Rita Pike. The stu- dent body elected Emia Wave Palmer as Miss Southwest,1948. Her admirable virtues, exquisite beauty, and sparkling personality make Miss Palmer an un- paralleled Miss Southwest. Orvada Dickerson Ralpha Dowler Emogene Engle K x ' I Q WW .-X x I -.,,. ,, 5-ffgii L Y, ' 1 , . X V1 . ' Q N' ' -lx ?Q 5, 5E if i, Q ii QS Q I 5 Z 6 S Z 5, ,Q Q 6 5 Z Si A 51 Q OZQPAZUIZ fbzce 0Zdf'l4l.dlZ 1772 cess ml.-Wf , 0' A 4- 5 f V37 , ,, 4-wax ,hjrq - ,jxisw yy , , . Wg? M ff' 7 1, ,, ., f gh? y .. wf ,,,y f f Nw f W 1 ' .E Z1 ,, mf 4 My Az M8612 0 Efafify At the Mozarkian Carnival on January 23, Norma Baker and Fred Farris crowned Betty London and Tom Padgett as King- and Queen of Hilarity. Y0u'11 like the zzsic L' 1 3 , 4'. 'I z . - '-' 1 1 ' 5-IQ: f g,.v' .NOA- L-1 ,... 49.3-1 K I, . fx-, f If f f if 1 1 A ' W tv Wm H v 2' 11 fm isffffff, f sir . V jg ago g , E M, ,M , ... f 1 E 'N Under the direction of Miss Zula. Coon, the Mixed Chorus pre- sented several splendid programs. At Christmas time, the group sang' .portion of Hande1'S Messiah, The Spring program was based on Negro music. They also sang during the Efficiency School jim Our school band is -a volunteer group, who loyally perform at each basketball game. Thelr DGDPY music adds much to the enthusiasm of the students. Professor J. A. Buchholz, director. -Jfizkeaf GA OPZLS u .Mak aafffel' Charles Beaman Ben Koen Kenneth Paulson Bill Dunker LQ? S, uaffel' Donna. Jean Watson Orvada Dickerson Louise Farris Marie Jones Gcfeffe .QQMJ aaffef Betty Miller Maxine McPheeters Dewanda Hutchison Betty -London Betty Mille? Louise- F'a1'ris Donna, Watson Dewanda Hutchison Orvada Dickerson - Betty London Maxine MCPAh6Gt61'S Marie Jones ozcznfiafz x5-fZd!0SAOZl Gofzfesl' CLARA BELLE MORGAN First Place UAS MA RJ XJ 3QHSS ORIE GA QP, Thi BL -was 5650115 Yxace rd PIECE ' E Judge G. F. STEVENS ACT II ACT III The F001 ACT I December 1, 1947 vw' if , , f f We f fzfw iv. g f W Jffwfff , Q ff?-'al QM? BMW :ge czfe gud One of the hardest Working' groups on the campus isvthe Debate Squad. In it this year were eight members who represented the school in tournaments -at Kirksville. Missouri. and Carbondale, Illinois. They had a dual meet with Drury in Sp1'ing'fie1d, Missouri. Members: Frank Alexander, Richard McCoy, John Sage, Billie Jean Alberti, Alice Sue Dell, Ernest Crowley, Robert Wilson, and Paul Keith. Faculty Sponsor: Miss Mayme. Hamlett. Y 111k th 13,0 offs , . 47' .-.- A-15.1 5,?:.7.:.T, , :'AiL , ,..: f, - -::. -:,- W 8 xSEiriilCPiiS Y :mam fsrtlisiurrr 0903 -If X53 Bon 'NN noon, Ytenorter no visit Ykctptfm. Bearcats 'ftwrt menace. no 'o the past El 'Ute 'inonth Wxotx utttm :ate re vtctortes rn run their vxetor Janes. 'ine Woof oi . KXXOL' Q nerves to if 3 to sur strzirgtxt tg 1,213 it ot tneae three wtns cnnte '. ,dag ntgnt, Ban. '1, 'as the 'Bea' tango tne 'ix-enton Benton AS to 38. B9 wav ninat story, -Sxdefi In rf dot e 2 , Xt yege qntntet Y contradixcttng t'ne nits, gaxrie was even ,nDre ton nan the score tndrcated, as t'ne resefv es pt-ay ed t'ne Xa-st ten contest. 'ine Bear- Ylenks, 'paced , tattxed Us efga 1 r v Q t 'X Yreaicat rrfrnntes oi the c6tS gfe-at center, Em ' YJOYXX 165195 in SCUYXOQ, 85 YX6 t twentytwo 90tnts, tncmdrng ten tree tnrows tn eteven attexnpts. E Frida? nrgnt, Ban. 9, me Botrvar ' teanvuexdled to Sootrn, tner de Wir ff' ieated test veal' s N363 6'-axnotons 555, , 4 it r tn at tnrmtng AS to A0 encounter. it The Bearcats netd ont-3 a '25-23 mar- BACK gin at yralittrne, 'ont ctnng ten - fs., n . 1 cxoust-g to tnetr sign tend tm the , e mi-Ou n 4 end oi the contest. Bm Banks once B N 1 .A SOLE? Six 4 I again out on a one-rnan scortng dm- ILL ' i?WCst 1 ntav, nine bucxaeteo twentv-tour OVER New Semmly A pdygisi Qy nv, 'PWM l In a VHCIIU1 , The B0Yrvar tearn returned to Wit'11,, mi' 1' ,fxny,Q,g1fU the O?3f9fS BILL tnetr borne c0ur't Monday ntgnt fy uw Bezxrcgff ' 'N last Frigu- H AN San. 12, tor what was no to tnrs Q0 33. TQUYY Congo Wfffe desc ai? KS tune one rnosi tfngortant game oi 121 1:',1Ow!Q,BOlivaI.'f'tG teargied the se-ason.'YY1e oogfrnents were the fiom- Q1 in the hffrm was' W 41 poweriuu Seiierson City Beers, un- H21 Htflfiifd me? cggde' as tether deieated tn c0nierence ntav tnts Wm mir ' Bm H1 MW sechone sea-Son. Liter a niofand-tncv. frrst 'gllttegnqg ffbr thgmis was 'haw Ytati the Beawats outled ont to a mfvgliteen ZEUXGS- wyrevemng vigil '50 to 9,3 Kean. The second. bmi Was ,,,U!1f1aumeSf Drufyne Smith. even more tnflttltng t'n-an the fxrst, Ef?2'fCatS bo? by tm' H' wttn Keiterson Cttv once narrowing, J AY night Juflced righsetbnck th tne Keen to tnree notnts. However, fgd yberaa flu. 19m ast back 'Mo C Bower teaxn stages a ternttc , O' The Scofubior Cofhffy pmvff at this ootnt, and won gotng, mg? and ai at haxi gege, 71 is 'to QQ. 'YYX9 game QYOLXQQQA , 5 Of ih tfef the f. was ' . LOU-le e Se lfb aitdrilg. ex-aJOQXes ot team HT was n 00nd haxi' few men X08 Seii CXKNV 16810 'CCYACXQ Uaskg 21536 HQVQ1' in dthe Ott: 6 men. Dewev it 5Com-an Owapd . Oubsg, B. LOWQXX Altec andg attack Fletds in SDQCHVQ1 twent with tvfaced ee SW v Y one , Wemy, 12.2.1 poxni if re ., A . xc 21, SHR Y' K5 . '23, X ig, 0 s em, xrtartfte Xoward 'EXeX65, and bettand Qffne-0, Scortne X00-6. Snownen GW OOWNS, ann Hanks - WX-'Jwved VJWKX ititeen 4, Rad ENE H Q Ba, V sketbau Qu Gen EX x Q1 Si B if T! IA b, 4, 1'- Qrua' 'IPX' I t . 10 M0 - ga Hiatt me with gm BUB B HOWARD FIELDS DEWEY wwf C911 , L- - , N ?3?'qSOi?VGE CAG X ICTO LOWELL PICHAPDSON LELAND ORMSBEE SN OWDEN J' ffjsiib 6 8 f 10 895100 and ' 6 rr Riva COACH ORLIN STEWART IE 1 e. 3 ! x x Xg. l f JOHN- CONRAD CRATON VAIL 2 f BOX SCORES FOR 1947-48 SWBC 47 ., ....... Iberia ................ 37 SWBC 56 . .- ...... Monett ........... . . . 51 SWBC 52 ........ Flat River .... 424 SWBC 48 . . . Trenton ........ . . . 38 SWBC 50 . . . Joplin ....... ..-.. . . . . 40 SWBC 65 . . . Jefferson City . . . . . . 49' SWBC 88 Drury B. ...... . . . 41 SWBC 77 . . . Iberia . 4 ..... . . . 464' SWBC 49 . . . Monett ..... . . . 353 SWBC 52 . . . Hannibal .... . . . 626 SWBC 26 . . . Moberly .... . . . 335 SWBC42 ...Alumni... ....22 SWBC . ..... Trenton ..... . SWBC ........ St. Joseph . .. ' SWBC ........ Drury ....... ........ 'iConference Games The high point men for all games excluding the last three are: A Bill Hanks ............. .. .. 204 Howard Fields .... 133 Dewey Snowden ..... .... 7 6 Lowell Richardson . . . .... 75 Y NORMAN sg . is BILL BETTERIDGE FORREST DOWLER L ., I VERNON RADCLIIT mx W, cw Charlotte Burns, Tom Padgett, and Emogene Engle led the Pep Club this year. It is agroup of guys and gals who Wish to show their school spirit and enthusiastically support the team, H group went to Monett to help the team defeat the college there. Norma Baker was the President. 5:2-1 l F' if fl' , f :SSM 1n1nM'9' Winners of Ping Pong tournament BALLEW and ALBERTI : Q ,S 'Xgi J XS , X X -W X X X X X X Y --:QS fx S X Af. -X48 .X 3 is Y ST X . X .X.X XXX XX si X. X--X A Q. 2 1 gofemfef Freshmen arrive with eyes and ears wide open to begin their college career. . .Sophomores return excited and thrilled to see the gang again. ..BSU sponsors a get-acquainted'-' party on the lawn. . .Charlotte Burns did 'the planning. . .Fun the YWA way Wag introduced at the Welcome Party at Muirheid. . .Sponsored 'by the sophomores, innocently financed by the freshmen, but honestly enjoyed by botltiwas the freshman-sophomore party. . . fThat brokage fee againll . .Q After having heen formally introduced, students proceeded- 4 with limp hands to the punch and cookies, at the faculty 'receptionat Menforial Hall. . . - 'GCZIOAEI' A Saturday night student- activity program was launched. . .Panel discussion as to the value of such a program w-as held in Pike Auditorium. . .A larger Pep Club' was organized and named Bearkittens . . .. Down, Slave! The dreaded day! To be initiated, the freshmen were compelled to dress as Negro slaves and to act accordingly. . .Paul Wright auctioned two of the fittest from the Court House block at noon. . . Christ, the Great Difference was the theme of the BSU convention -at Columbia. . . Horrors! We went through a house of them at the Ha1lowe'en., Party. . . Ooh! that death' scene! !!fThat was the party, where E., P. kissed R.W. Remember '27 . . . 00802 El' Resolved ' that the physical education program of SWBC should be enlarged was discussed in chapel. . , Dr. S. H. Jones read the faculty's ,decision to grant a Thanksgiving vacation amid thunderous applause and ear-to-ear smiles. . .Miss Estelle Slater, state BSU se- cretary, was a visitor onour campus ...Her charm friendliness and spirituality won our admiration. J . The Community Concert, with Miss Solveig Lunde, pianist, was our first artist course. . . Hobbies' as displayed by the students .Finals and the cramming Acting as the hosts and hostesses to the high school debate tournament Registration ici the second semestei The Sociology tea at the home of Rev Knox Lanibeit Pep Club and Band helping the Beaicats defeat the college at Monett. . . Phe Mozaikian Carnival Booths tickets, and the ci owning of King Tom Padgett and Queen Betty Lon- don Maynard Duzan the blushing bride . . .BSU Calendar Paity helped to orientate the new students David Lloyd tenoi and the Second in the Commun- RCBIYZAEI' Carrying boxes of bicarbonate of soda, we returned from Thanksgiving Dinners to Witness The Fool as directed by 'Miss Leona Tucker. . .Bearcats defeated Monett in the first home basketball game of the season . . .SWBC debate squad and Miss Mayme Hamlett, coach, travelled to Kirksville. J .YWA Christmas Party ...Major P. R. Raney and his experiences... .The three li'l co-eds: Charles Neighbors, Fred Lollar, and Mescal Johnson. . .BSU Christmas Party. . .Handel's Messiah as presented by the Mixed Chorus under Miss Zula Coon's direction. . .Home for Christmas! l! gg. K ig , .f i Efficiency School. . .The Van Kirk Concert. . .The re- velation of two great mysteries: Miss Southwest and the Mozarkian King, Qifeen, Prince, and Princess... The girls really took advantage of this being Leap Year . . .Dates to the Mozarkian Coronation Was the result. . The gala Latin American music brightened the enter- tainment. . .Sophomores lowering their grades by im- personating the faculty in a side-splitting rfgapel pro- gram. . . ' QPCA The Life of Paulffwas' presentedin-Pikesinu the .form off a film. . .The Operatic Triocomprised our last art- ist course of the year. . .The Pep Glub sponsored ta bane quet for the basketball squad. . .Eulene Smith was crowned Basketball Queen for 1948. . .The Bearcat Banner Staff rested long enough to observe their'an- nu-al dinner. . .Founder's Da was observed for the y , second time. . .The whirl of student recitals wasgbeg gun o n il X2 ffl! What would Southwest be without Play Day? Work, fo-od, and hilarious fun made, this day unforgettable. . . Gee! How those windows shine!!! BSU formal installa- tion of officers was beautiful 'and impressive. . .The Retreat was an. inspiration to all who attended. . .On April 9, Dear Ruth was presented by the students as .zczy Then came- that last week, when as Dr. Jones stated it 'last year, This horrible place'-' suddenly becomes Our dear old Alma Mater . . .The rush of exams. . .The thrill of baccalaureate. , .The mixed chorus program of Negro spirituals. . .Commencement ..F1nal good-byes .. . .The leaving of' real friends. . .Then, with tight throats and degrees under our arms we leave the Col- lege of Our Dreams. Freshmen, we sincerely liope that YOUI' Calendar, next year will be filled with as' many .pleasant memories as we have had' at Southwest,Bapt1st1 College! a spring, highlight. . .The YW'A's gave themselves a banquet in the church basement. . And so ends another year at SOUTHWEST BAPTIST COLLEGE. ie f 'intl' B ab '-:rf U.. wif If 3' . va, H' Lk-V -iii' ' I c J-sr it .3 1 g,, - af:-ag?-f'f i - 41-- u.... . 5-N-i 3' E .ai -as 1 n ' 'f fb' 'uf ' f M' ' 435. 'N ,, If . ve-f ,W ' ' 'i .. . ur O- Ls ff' - Q-ea ,. We - V , I t 4. il no , TC.3.9 1 . I . 4 .4 l r ' U , 1 I p, v,m,g King' Stanley Johnson and Queen Dawanda. Hutchison join the staff in wishing you fun and happiness as you serve Him in the years to come. AND KEEP HER MARCHING ON. Betty Co-Ed Goes shopping Before leaving the dormitory she called Dr. R. K. Richter for an appointment to have her teeth- cleaned. At Paisch-illlns Antique Shop She went to the Jester Hotel and Seco-nd Hand Store s h e 'to engage a room for her pay. ialwhaseid some antique vases ents who plan to visit her forher mother's collection. this Week end' At the McCraw clinic she ac- cepted a donatio-n for the Mo- , zarkian. S M At Carver's Jewelry store she had her watch repaired, and also purchased a Sheaf- fer pen and pencil set. While looking over the store she de- cided this was the place to supply her gift needs. She took her portable radio to Fre-d's radio service. When she picked it up the after- noon, she found it was as good as new. ' ' She .gropped in at Betty's for X a ini -morning sandwich and S NR cake. , ' bs? C I, . I -r ss 'T I ,S ' gs' lllll Qs... Z, ,..- . N' 1 Z M l 6 I . 'P a I I 1529 Q' 135296 4 4452 I L Ilflllll Being a conservative 20th century girl, she went to the Cinderella Shop- letting Mrs. Russell do her restyling and mending, then bought school clothes in the Clothing EX-' change Department. She 'took two dresses to thc Zfpazzz S ff' at 6 A tx! ..,,w ,, l!tlI ' X f Newland Shop to be cleaned sand pressed. She also asked Frenchy to make a minor re-, .pair on one of them. At Kelsey's Grocery she or-- She -took her pumps to Shor- , dered the makins for a tv's Shop for an expert job lunch in her room about mid- of heel 1'GC'3DD'if1Q'- night - ' Before going home she had her tank' filled with high grade City Service gas at Randy's service station. ff I 171011 ING PERMANENT HIS!! BEAUTY NEW and USED FURNITURE' BUTANE - PROPANE GAS GAS APPLIANCES Everything for the Home. South Side of Square HUTCHESON 81 COMPANY Phone 316 Bolivar, Mo. ,, .Summa LXR fp pg. any or,,mi ,0q,,,g .R S Z' e 1 i ........L.-..'. - LQ POLK COUNTY ELECTRICAL CO East Side Square Hotpoint Home Appliances Electrical Wiring Supplies Telephone l3l7 ,,,, uh..-.--.. Q p - s an I i View of the Piece Goods Department-Main Store BR lTHWAlT'S A Bolivar Institution Since 1914 MENS WEAR-DRY GOODS AND SHOES-WOMENS WEAR Complete Stocks of Nationally-Knovvn Merchandise at fair and reasonable prices. ' We Cater to College Men and Women Ekfef Quay Sfore R. E Lister Bolivar,. Missouri TIRES Bolivar 's Firestone Dealer TUBES BATTERIES REcREAr1oNAL SUPPLIES RADIOS BOLIVAR TIRE 81 SUPPLY C0, mama 364 Y Erwm Sz Blue Home Furnishers and Funeral Directors Telephone 344 FRASERfS Quality Foods at Reasonable Prices Farm and Home Supplies Electrical Appliances Sporting Goods R BOLIVAR HA DWARE C01 MA? A' 1' ' 'N - - Students Are Always Welcome to Look in BRUCE BROWN HARDWARE AND GIFT SHOP 1 Qmfi l A A. L. TAYLOR OIL CUMPANY 6 Stores k 1 No. 1 Hafrisonwi Ark. MAIN OFFICE ' 1 0. ' E32 5? Y?fcZ1i:m7x?6rSprings Mo. Bell Ffilllkllll St0l'ES BOLIVAR, Mlssoum No 4 Greenfield, M0 N02 5 oabool, Mo. ' 5c to 35.00 Merchandise PaU1L0Hg-Me'r- No 6 Branson, Mo. PHONE 315 S. SIDEEJ CARS Sixes Eighgs, Trzucxs Ford,Repair and 'Service Work Our Specialty Skffon Efoflefa sues- SERVICE ' mmm rhomzsn Bauman CLAUD'S DRIVE-INN Where students take their dates BOLIVAR GROCER COMPANY Bolivar, No. Phone 306 ER ron: counrv BANK Established 1872 MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION TL H. B. DUNNEGAN, President GUY Q. MCDANIEL. Vice-President J. NAP COVEYA- Vicfe-President JOHN DUNNEGAN, Cashier You Are Always Welcome At M A c 's c A F E Where Everything Tastes Good MEET YOUR FRIENDS HERE '4.,1,,i i. J vis J Nw' 1' JAY- 69.1 Q TYU3 H0P STYLE BEAUTY suor East Side Square . , Jewell Widener East Slde Squaw Ruth Breeden Cl ' . Ex elusive but not Ex ns v . pe 1 e For a Loveher You. Everything in ready to wear I divdual Hair Styling F h - I1 1 . ffZrgOEb5,ug1,X3l kioffs Clothes' Phe House of Professional Permanents. Model: Erma, Paliner Miss Southwest. Ming. Southwest A Superior Petroleum Co. E. C. Viles, Pres. C. WQ Viles, Sec.-Treas. Distributors of DIAMOND PETROLEUM PRODUCTS CORDUROY TIRES AND TUBES SUPERIOR BATTERIES Bolivar, Mo HACKERIS Head quarters for C0-Eds The Professor Goes to Town He we-nt to the City Barber Shop for a haircut and shine. At the W. M. Palen Title At 'the Western Auto Store Company he had his abstract he bqught several accessorle-S brought to date. fOr h1S C-ar. A He stopped at the Davis Tire and Salvage, where he bought a B. F. Goodrich tire which was mounted by a courteous attendant. He asked the Bolivar Mill to deliver a few bags of mash for his laying flock and baby chicks. He went into Bolivar Druo' Store to have a prescription filled. I ml w11m ' 'MKf!gffJ,,,ff He went to the Locker Plant ,, l . . . where manager V1nc1l Will- iams got a package of steaks out of his box for him. .,. N , 1.0: I X U... AI. 'f s s , L Q, lu z, lf, v 'v Z 0 Q I, v Y 4 L ' L nf 'us u v V 6 og, .I 101 n .W He went to the OIIICS of Douglas and Douglas to. have a mmol change made in his wi He went to Ables Hatchery to oidei chicks for early f119IQ lil i . I- L lr ' 'H. 1 J W 1 1 , o . mllnlultf u!w He left his spare tire at Tin- He went to the Ideal Cafe for kIe's garage to be repaired. a nice lunch at noon He went to Geo. Engleman's Real Estate and Insurance Office, and purchased a beau- tiful home. Then- to add to his security and happiness he increased his life insurance program with a new policy. And since he had just bought a new car, he purchased full coverage insurance on it. fm 9, l FLOWERS FOR ALL Occasions Ati mrsns NURSERY no FLORAL, co. Ph 41 B1 M 1 Compliments of , SPRINGFIELD GROCER COMPANY' f M The Home of ' i YELLOW BONN ET COFFEE O Springfield, HOSIERY HANDBAGS e Shoe Store Bolivar. Mo. King gl Edde Motor Co. DODGE and PLYMOUTH Sun Testing Equipment Phone 345 Bolivar, Mo. Lgfeefdzy ana! Sbzcefe M,-:nes Z ine ggncuffy ana' Siadeni 'Body ol' Soaflwesf .gajofzlsf Goffeye CZMMQZZQ +vI-+v+-ne-.s.a-.a,n.a.A.4..4,.,.,..,.,.,.,.,4 Bush Hatcheries, Inc. Irving Lee Bush Family Clinton, Mo, Waco, Texas We :dee ., . . towogoin publish your Yeor- book. S EMCO COLOR PRESS OKLAHOMA CITY Zag W. Wad POST OFFICE BOX 1107 IOPLIN, MISSOURI .--.---..-.f.-A-w--. -AV ,4.-A Ad--. More ,I . ' 'fif '-'WT7 .. . G. M. U P T 0 N ' S THE REXALL STORE if 77 Years in the Same Location Burgner-Bowman-Matthews Lumber Co. Lumber - Paint - Hardware - Coal West of Square Bolivar, Mo. J. A. Kent, Mg K . --WHORQ , ,--. ., x. r LORD CALVERT American Saddle Bred GOLDEN STALLION Owned By B. L. MAHAFFEY Mahaffey Pharmacy Bolivar, Missouri HARLIN FRUIT COMPANY Springfield, Missolui WHOLESALE FRUIT AND VEGETABLES Handling all commodities in season. Phone 326 ANDRO N. FOWLER, Reatlor Member: of Missouri Real-Estate Association. Jomplete listing of Polk County and Surrounding Ter- ritory, Farms, City Property, and Business. Buy with Confidence and Live in Securtiy, In The Beautiful Ozarks. PHONE 315 S. SIDE E DELARUE 8: SON Department Store Bolivar, Missouri Nationally Known and Nationally-Advertised Wearing Apparel HARRY COOPER SUPPLY COMPANY srnmcmnn, uo. Wholesale Distribufors Plumbing - Healsing and Elezkrical Sipplie: and Appliances ' M,F,A WE BUY ws SELL . . ALL FARM PRODUCTS ALL FARM SUPPLIES I I RIxEllrE3SYIgI7:cg2?:Y?S46 s BULIVAR, M U FOR WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENTS GRE-ETING CARDS ALL KINDSY OF BUSINESS FORMS Call the Bouvnn HERALD Compliments Beaman Insurance Agency 23 Years Continuous Service to Citizens pf Bblival' and Polk Colmty An Insurance Policy for Every Need ROY. F. BEAMAN JOHN F- BEAMAN CHARLES W. ABEAMAN Bolivar, Missouri What Does An A. B. Mean? To the layman, the bachelor's degree is the symbol of the educated man. To the educator, the A. B. is the basis for other degrees. To the college graduate, the A. B. signifies: l Here is a man who, like myself, has been trained and given the back- ground to understand world events, been made conscious of social purposes and cultural values, and has obtained his prospective for satisfactory living. Whatever his college, our backgrounds are similar and we will meet on a common ground of understanding. Why a William Jewell A. B.. Because an A. B. from William Jewell Qchartered in 18493 stands for almost a century of worthy history in education. Because an A. B. from William Jewell is an A. B. from a college whose graduates have made it famous by their achievement. Because it is the A. B. of a senior Baptist college known for its primary concern of preparing its graduates for Christian service. NOW WHILE YOU ARE AT SOUTHWEST BAP'I'IST COLLEGE. prepare and plan for your senior college work at William Jewell. For a catalog, address the enrollment office, William .lewell College LLBERTY, MISSOURI 'Many graduates of Southwest have recognized these facts and are now students at William Jewell, The Campus ot Achievement. QC N5 :Sb W f, . X if S QXVXX u l Fi n f EIROAD 'NG i OF 'FE I . 'T f' ffff W V E 1 - g C93 .--luiulg ll u C f f f 0 sf ,T A W ' 'T-Ti 1 '-- V , ': A if -... 7 -.- ,j ,. .oo f X pf:-1:7- Q ,.:..' UM Ilx N f xl 7fwfg T x THE ROAD AHEAD For some it leads to college ...... for some, a place in business or industry . . . . . . for the girls, perhaps, it's mar- riage and a home. Regardless of your choice, opportunity lies ahead. Oppor- tunity that stems from the American way of free choice, free speech, freedom to build a future. 'The Empire District Electric Company, a business-managed, tax-paying, free-enterprise wishes the class of 1948, good lu-ck ...... and good living ...... the American way! THE DISTRICT ELElITRIC.lIUIllPFlIl'n' Serving the Empire Dlstrlct of the Southwest for 38 Years THE DRAKE THEATRE The Moet BeautiEul Theatre in tl1e'Ozarl: THE RITZ THEATRE Home or eooo Movies Don Turpln Etlwel Turpin A Turpin Funeral Home Declicatecl to Reverence, Dignity, ancl Service Ambulance Service Bgfgverl Mo' A.-. 1 I V 1 MOZARKIANS LIKE OKLAHOMA BAPTISTUNIVERSITY Abbott, Byron H Auoott, reggy L. Armstrong, 1L0.l0.lld B. baker, ri. Burl Barker, mrcu L.. Barker, Jrearl lvl. ba.rKe1', William. H. Bassett. .Pair-icia lieklvet, Billie Boggs, Mabel M. Brannam,.Grace B. Brlxey, L. June Burnidge, Ardin C. Burnidge, Joan C. Bush, Helen M. Cantrell, P. Garnett Cantrell, Moselle Clark, Paul B. Clark, Clyde E. Darnell, Lloyd M. TP ll More than -Eighty Nlissourians are now Lino ea Eighmy, Lloyd M. Eighmy, John Lee Felty, Clyde E. Felty, Hazel Fly, Lovina Gipson, Betty Jean Gipson, James A. Green, Eulamae Hargrave, Marshall E. Harry, Doris Elaine Harvey, Naomi Heising, William B. Hill, Betty Lee Holley, F. Dale Honneyoutt, George T. Jeffries, William Lee Johnson, Juanita Kelsay, Warren Kennedy, Marye N. Kennedy, Mynotte M. Lawing, Tom Lindsey, Lois Ann Luellen, Elizabeth Ann McCord, Rosemary McDonald, Shirley Masters, Wayne E. Mitchell, Jack Nolan Mott, Paul AL Murray, Donna Jean Neal, Winston E. Pace, Fern Mae Parminter, Keith Pearson, David Pitney, Adeline Mae Quigg, Elma Jean Quigg, Robert Riddle, Charles L. Roach, James W. Schooling, Florence Schreiber, Elizabeth Shepard, Myrtle Sherbenou, Byron F. Staley, Charles W- Swa-Bford, Earl F. Swor, Billie Jean Taylor, Kathleen Elizabeth Taylor, Glen M. Todd, Bonnie Lou Wells, Frank E. Whisler, Clarence Whisler, Roy White, Carmen June White, Dee Wayne Willard, June Williams, August Wolfe, Edward VVood, Ruby Rose Yearout, Louise M. Young, Leland Young., Kenneth Zimmerman, Rosalie aI' Nl! I 'I IU ll - I6l7 l8I 2321825 H u DAIRY Produuts nn - 0 Compliments of RUSSELL'S Chrysler and Plymouth Sales and Sewice Brock 8: Smith Wes' Side of Square Ng Main St. Bolivar, Mo' Bolivar, Missouri C C 'R P S ewar s Cilgflfflffi, marina RUPPLY .Expert Cleaning laml Pressing GOODYEAR TIRE Poflelvar, Mo. -Phone 228' Harold Stewart Bolivar, MQ. CvmvHMents BUTLER TRACTOR Of C and IMPLEMENT C0. Highway Cafe U D CA I Ford Tractors and and Dearborn Implements h A .7Phone 193W.r Bolivar, MOA h PMARSHALL AUTO SUPPLY C0. Brunswick Tires Sporting Goods Full Line of Tools Radios Phone 362 S. E. Corner I-l Esmbushedin 1868-stin on me Job DILII W OFFICE AND SCHOOL SUPPLIES Joe W. ,Gravely Co., Publishers UB X QTEPHENS STUDIO POR ? RA1 T ami ' COMMERCIA PHOTOGRAPHY See are Proud of the Mozariuar St, Bruq1,dn:1y f5q!'x'gu.l': bin BUY YCUR TMATERIALS A Bohvor Lumberca E , cmd 11 Wlll save you money PHONE 24 FUR SERVICE COMPLIMENTS OF Roberts Chevrolet Co. BOIIVHV, Mo. CHEVROLET---JOHN DEER SALES AND SERVICE JOHN E. SMI Q-5S1slCKf1A TC HER Y From Chicks You'll Missouri Be Proud to . S. Approved Show and Tell Pullorum Your Neighbors Controlled I About Sexed Chicks - Pullets- 90 Percent Guarantee Bolivar. Mo. Phone 100 A f Drink J ..,4 Um Coca COM ' ' Bolivar' Coca Cblcz ' - .Bottling Company 'MAIN-MARK him' v. s. rnvfofr. Compliments ot Standard Brands, Inc. SHEFFORD DIVISION THE DEPENDABLE MILK MARKET om: APPRECIATION 'ro our ADVERTISERS MOZARKIAN STAFF J. F. HURST Faculty Advisori BILL CAPPS, Business Manager Qzzaywfh gawk 1 42,12-740,44 Ezwyqzd J, SEMEU EULUH PRESS v , ' , , ,uf . . . . -V, . , . , , Y, ,. Y , V 111115123-3'fYf:1 2':Jv as -. ' i Q.. mfg 'Xe iii M H A .Thai R 1, , . Q I fi . .4 .1., ,L L., 9. Y .L - vm ' la 'af-'f inf' qs, 5 ,Wa-'nhf -I 'wig- ,5P' g 4 ,Q '4fe4.. 'N i ,Wm Wk fri ' , 6 mf. ' M, ,. , .Y , pf fi 'B, W A i' gn X, v ff' ' an .1Z,'f' ,Q Mo 'x- s'ZQ iff 'Yfffi r,.g'+ in