Southwestern College - Moundbuilder Yearbook (Winfield, KS)

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Should the name Southwestern be for- gotten. there would still remain the im- print of a life of one whose quiet and unassuming ways have ever failed to proclaim the bigness of the man himself. Few are the students who will not treasure the gift of a moment from those busy hours, and who, mindful of the heated forging of the complex college life, will not recall the sincere and timely guidance of Prof jawn. Counselor and Friend of the great Southwestern Family To such a man, Professor John F. Phillips. Alumnus, Instructor, and Vice- President of Southwestern College, the Class of Nineteen Hundred and Twenty- two is proud to dedicate this volume. x r !!-,- X V I B XS 2 X HE annual publica tion of the Junior Class of Southwest ern College This the Ninth Volume has been assembled and published by the Class of Ninteen Twenty-two as a record of their third collegiate year at Southwestern College M Q- .r w 2 ll PM f llzl of Q5 . fi wV X f.7QZl1J?oiin6'2gF7 Lf?g7al117 6 BMIHQSZI fhyqgfv GJ!! XX Q N QW Q? X-, Y ,X i .fx an-ef was-El E trust that the 1921 Mound- builder shall not only record the past activities and achievements of our Alma Mater, but that it shall permanently pre- serve for you the happy memories of these, your college days. To the faithful friends whose loyalty has crystallized into South- western's prosperity, may it partly reveal the workings of the school. But more than this, we trust that it shall show that spirit of progress which has Southwestern in its grasp- the mighty wave which must eventually carry her to a place among the foremost in- stitutions of learning in the great Middle West. x .1 x g 4- , J The Qlullege Bicbarhsnn Ilaall N Q Q ja2Mfw X . ,hi -. , ,,N.1fef1,f .-tzw w9v? 'f. jg f wi- -1,31 ,aifw ' wfi A V . , .' . ,ff ,gig '21, 4, 6 '1 VMe1w,,' 5f, ?I'fI:Zf?'ff5ii' VV- '-Y 1 1? rf :ff ft'??I'f115fff4- - ' Q QM:-I N In 'Y i 2iE.5'Y: . Kami , ff ,- ',.. ,ffm ,- QWI. , . s, I I ? f w 1 F , 3901113 ilaall Smith Iball 'fwfr f v! N 5 '-'xl .zany ,W - U xl- ., -..Lis f V Qf' OCUDCJQUI QI' I ' MR. LEVI S. Sivuru Mrs. Levi S. SMITH Qmitij Iaall HERE was brought to completion this year the first of a group of modern dormitories which it is planned to build for Southwestern students. This splendid building, a beautiful and convenient home for sixty girls, was made possible through an annuity gift of Hfty thousand dollars made by Mr. and Mrs. Levi S. Smith of Kinsley, Kansas. The college grieves that Mr. Smith could nct have lived to see the completion of the building. Built upon the cottage style of architecture, with green gables, high chimneys, sheltered doorways, and divided sash Windows, it presents a beautiful exterior. The pleasing simplicity of the interior decorations gives the various rcoirs a con- vivial, home-like appearance. The basement is equipped to be the boarding cen- ter ofthe college community. The commodious living room, the dormitory proper on the third floor and the girls' rooms all mark the very latest developnfents in comfort, convenience, and style. Smith Hall, which has been pronounced the finest college dormitory in the Central West, forms the central one of three buildings eventually to be erected for the girls of Southwestern. Three similar dormitories will be provided for the men at corresponding positions on the opposite side of the campus according to the present plans. . The completion of this new structure marks the passage of the first mile post toward the development of Southwestern's campus which authorities have ranked as one of the three Hnest sites for the location of a college in the western part of the United States. ' I Mnefeen L k flwe lcz One - Page Thirteen I-Nj i f C , C! AJ '7 5 Qf- OM 511' QP !,.......- .,., ,ww ,,,.,,, , vw I Qbur Qlma ilflater I MDQfGQ1 J .,.,Ax J, . . zza in I V DQ I -1--t,YY.-. ,v, , W , , , 4'N'1 Vx , 'na N. , W b A,A. 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A, I I Q MIMAQ v 1 ' ,. f j 51 'I ' 1 -' f' ' 'f ' ' ' A nw r f f4 7 I' 'W ' 'H' lf' MSW J x Inf 'MI' w ,nf .I KN If 1 '54, .Xb A611 Qfefefa mi qiimf 0199 ii. . 5 7 .' V I 1 .V ,,..:.1- J 1- I-'i r -51:9 . x 'ffm 1 ' I-- Page Twenty-Une Z .- Xin-1 ,pk- ,- , KW. - 42 I We-ati ' K . Q ,... t a I ,,..,.4z,. 1 QA fiE?Ef??5l7EliS5iSE2?2 Offfmgff' ef' l reetings O all friends and graduates, to the present faculty and student body, to the on-coming generations of Southwesterners-Greetingsl This volume is a re- plica of our beloved Southwestern. On these pages are pictured her halls of learning and her familiar scenes. Here are set forth her multiple organizations and her rich activ- ities. Much of her wonderful spirit has been caught within the covers of this book and is reflected through its pages. Here intermingle study, play, friendship, religion-as behts a micro-cosmos dedicated to the building of manhood and womanhood. lt is our confident hope that this book will prove itself to all friends and former students a proud record of continued growth and achievement, to the present Southwesterners a rich mine of treasured memories, and to that choice group in the high schools who should come on after them an added expression of welcome. ALBERT E. KIRK, President. Mnefeen A Q , ' 7'-Ue fz 0199 I Page Twenty-Two FQ,-,xg 7-Z Vv., ,P J Q QM Q,1.,., .,., ' ,A.--.j V' T55 W Qf' Qlhsrt QE. iiiirk, 51.635, RUE., EJB. r . fWfQQ sf Page Twenly-Three Z-NX! LQ 1 Wg wwf, , Qf' 555322232 OUDUAU' 91' JOHN F. PHILLIPS A.B., 1902, Southwestern College, Vice- Pres.. :Incl Professor of Muthcnxatics. , MI-xunn A. PIIICIQ A. B., 1903,1University of Kansas A. lX1.,11918, University of Kansas Professor of English. F Mus. LULAII B, lqllili Graduate School uf Fine Arts, Bzxkur Univcrsity, 19015 Dean of XVOIHCII. ILLEANORE HM Izs A. B., 1894, Soutlivxeslcrn College, A. M., 1917, University of Kansas Assistant Professor of English. , . . Njljz f -1::Zf. 1 '11- fll -....ef:1e zsz ' f' ... - ..... . 3? ., Page Twenty-Four , - Qs 'AN ,L 1 .,,..,, L , 1 xy I I X 253' K .M E65 A 1 Q 1 . L., Q3 -AIA A , ' ' ' 1... -f . ,.M..,,, ' - f A 5 Sifff Mi' . ' ' ..1s43:Ioik:T'f3. ' -M AX pgs.. .. 5 Wi 5 ai. 4, K ,4 murky! 5 llom-.R A1XERS A. B., 1893, Baker Univcrsiiyg A. M., 1910, Chicago University, Professor of Astronomy :md Mzitlieixlatics. F. B. Ross V A. B., 1911, Buena: Vista Collegeg A. M., 1913, University of Iowa, Professor md mf sw A Awxia Blum xixcz IVJIN lil ln' ..., :ms unglon Lollcgeg ln- B s 189111 1 1 structor in History. Aim Nl. 1IF.RR A. B., 1907, Southwestern College, A. Nl., 1909, University of Nliehigung Professor of 1 listory and Political of Social Science, Acting Dean. Science. 3 F? Q, E .M A-1-fi? 73 V 53 G , , .. mmm, Page Twenty-Five ffxiqfl , ' f -,:' 1 1- 1 .,': 2.12 ii :-f Biff , 1 INNIS D. IIARRIS A. B., 1914, Friends Universityg B. D., 1917, Drew Sclninziryg A. Nl., 1917, Columbian Univcrsitvg Professor of' Tlmcisrn und Ethics. V NIARK EWALD A. B., 1914, University of Kunszlsg A. NI., 1915, Univvrsity of Kunsusg Pro- fessor of Psyc11o10gy and Education. !1f1'nQZ1QQm in A? Join XY. SIMMONS A. B., 1905, Dickinson Co11q-gag A. M. , 1918 Coluinbia University, Professor of Religious Education. R. A. DADISMAN Fic1c1 Sccrctzlry fi'ZQn2,' Quai ..:. Z ' - , ..:g.ga,1-1 , ,. .:,1,,.. .'ij 1i . , .. . ,. - - '- Page Twenty-Sia: ZMQXKLQ --G ff lffwi-Q . of Q .21 -A.1f 'V:- 4.52, . ','1'A . :Z . QM' ,. :2A1: l,.A :1. 313152. 'Gun Aw Q .M ... MYRTLE E. DOLBEE J. Tonms GL I'lElQli12Z A. B., 'lfjlgv Univcrsity of KANSAS A. B., 1909, Sig TIIIUIIS Univcrsityg Professor of French. Pf0fCSS0f of Spimlsh' LMVRENCE ONC1-EY VVALDO Snillwlzk A' Bw 19071 DC, Pdf-IW Lln1YC,f5ItN5 A. B., 1920, Southwestern Cullcgcg M. S., 1913, University oi f,h1cz1gog Assismm in Qhcmjstry, Professor of Chcruistry and Physics. ' 335395 ..,-... A....... ...A .zi . .A,.. ............ , . ,... ,...,... . ,. Page Tw en ly-Seve Il X -mugs!-I 'z - G! Q V.1.. ,.,. 1 .,:, '-' if '1A , ,. ' , V 3' QM' ,.,. AA. 1 1: :' : A '1 : -- 1 11 , A GW fm QP . -...,,, NYM. M. GULDSMITH B. Pd., Missouri Slzltc Nurmulg A. B., llillsdulc Michigan Collcgeg A. M., Ph. D., Inclizum Univcrsityg Pmfcsscf of Biology. VY. J. VAN CLEVE A. B., 1921, Southwestern C0114-gr-g Instructor of Mechzmiczzl Drawing. Nlfrssfews fa. Page Twenty-Eight K Axn 11. GfPLIISXlI'I'Il A. B., 1910, 1Y'iI11lI'1l Ul11X'll'S11-X'Q Frolcssor of lfonic Lcorzomlc-2 ANNA M. NBER B. S., 1917, Kursns State Agricultural Collegcg Profvssor u1'H0mc Economics Tigfnil GMS? , .-.,. 3 ,...s 2 3 , ..:1..,..,. .V...-.,,....,,....... ......, , .,.1::. -f rbf- ilzf ..:.-:f -...P.... f H: :::' .1122 Q1.1-:2 2552 ...:. .:: ............ .,.,........ . A ffri . . c' 10fW io ,. , G! IQ I ,,.. . H 1E:EZA VVAA . ,,,W. , . , . ow Aw QP ll. Hman AL'I'YA'l'ER A. B., W20, University of Nlicliigang Pupil ol' Nlabcl Alclch Ferry, lglnsingg Artist Diploma in Violin, University oli Michigan Schowl of Musicg llcad of Vio'in Department. EARl. D. Srovr M us. B., 1916, Syracuse Universityg Pupil of Ernest Hutcheson, llead of Piano Dcpartmentg Acting Dean, School ol' Fine Arts. CI.IFFlJRD F. Rox ER A- B., 1909, University of Kansas, Student of voice under M. Blonteux, Conservatory of Music, University of Montpelier, France, 1919, Head ol lxepartmcnt ol' Voice and Instructor in llis ory of Music. CIYARLOTTE B. NEFF Graduate State Normal, lndiana, Pa.g Public School Music, 1916, Piano, I9l9, Teacher of Public School Nlusic and Assistant in Piano. . . :.2: z f.,. 3 ,,., ,..., .,,.... . ,..... ,.,,. , , . Page Twenty-Nine Fl, 0, fW, s.,, , , A.AA . A -'-AA 1, 0407 U' 91 OLIVE IN1. rIiRAUTNX mx Graduate of Expression Department, Southwestern College, 19123 Graduate work, Nortlmcstcrn, 19155 Assistant Ill Exprcsslon. ELSIE WULFMEYER Assistant in Piano, Southwestern Col- cgc, 1920. Mfnofeen INIAR1-lm Luiz A. B., 1916, Dc Palm Univcrsityg Hin- shaw Conservatory of Fine Arts, Chicago, 19185 Head of Dcpartmcnt of Expression. I , ... IDA G. LOCKWOOD, Pupil of F. B. Aulich, Chicago, 1908g of Nloy E. Rcynolcl, Chicago, 19143 ln- structor in Ceramics and Water Color. 'C i' qiffinf 0129 Page Thirty W IAS SES ' . fa 50011 H lik NT L ml.. 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X 'lQV!1uKbqgf4?f5: ' U 1 1, Q ,gy A M SL fflkla U.Q,W'??ND?ff11g,j RW W V ' f ' , yn X .I N ,V f f x XM if 1, 1 fini WY - fM 'K? x , 'A Q XX A 55 N XV? Y Q X wif i f wx W f Q.: X Q 7 ' A E X I l f, N JU ' VL If I 1 , 1 I , i ii , . Page Thirty-Three 'W if ' TWDC U ' fimsiiffs--.3iYii'f'ii1' ' 4 ETL 4':::?:f: .'!z ' :::1:issz 10507 U' 91' . BERT BEACH Winfield Cbemistry Campus Players '18-'19, '20-'21. He occasionalhf gets rougb and says, '0b, psbaw LLOYD MILLARD BERTHOLF Spivey Biology Alpha Beta Alpha, Friends Universityg Gos- pel Team '17g Secretary Intercollegiate Pro- hibition Association '17-'l8g Vice-President Y. M. C. A. '18, Y. M. C. A.g Gospel Team '19-'ZOQ Editor Collegian '20, President Senior Class '20g Campus Playersg Bandg Orchestrag Assistant in Biologyg Johns Hopkins Uni- versity '21. Fame bas already meet witb bim in bis career. F. MARY BIGLER Abbyville Biology Sigma Pi Phi, Censor '21g Sigma-Delphian Operetta '18-'19g Y. W. C. A.g Student Volun- teerg Order of the Mound '21g Assistant in Biology '21. Ever mild and gentle in ber ways. CHARLOTTE BURGERT Kaw, Okla. English Sigma Pi Phi, Censor '19g Critic '20, Glee Club '20-'2lg Y. W. C. A.g Oratory '18g Pi Kappa Delta, Secretary '20-'21g Graduate in Ex- pression '21g Women's Glee Clubg Junior Play '20. Perbaps I couldn't bave done any better myseU', but-ab-really-I ditlrft like it. ESTHER BLACKBURN Harper History Belles Lettres, Treasurer '20-'Zig Y. W. C. A.g Head Librarian '19-'20, '20-'21, Sketch Club. Always busy, but never too busy to lrefriendlyf' PROF. Ross- We will stand and sing one verse of tbe Doxologyf' Mnefeem 'IQIJ' 0199 I 1 5. : ' .. ' TN '- Em . . A Page Thirty-Four KN ' If Fw KN Q mn '-i t V my .-.TQ - Q -AQ ... ......c.Z:s. a 9' 15225535 '::5i5EEE? ' 014174440 91' H. LYNN BLoxoM Pratt, Education Athens, Board of Directors '19-'20, Athenian Quartette, Chairman of Music '20-'21, Athenian Gown of Succession '21, Y. M. C. A.g Men's Glee Club '17-'18g Dramatics Club '18g Track '19g Football'18g Physics Assistant '20g Pratt County Club, Gospel Team '20-'21. Some day be will wake up and find bimseU famous. ORVILEEN CALBECK Pratt Mathematics Belles Lettres, Chaplain '20g Y. W. C. A.g Pratt County Club. Sbe lives and living loves tbe world about. MARTHA l-lAzE1. CALVERT Winfield Home Economics Belles Lettres, Chairman Program Commit- tee '20g Class Secretary '19g Y. W. C. A., Cabinet '19-'20g Student's Council '21. Notbing if not popular. Lewis CLARK Dodge City Englisb Alpha Beta Alpha, Quartette, Program Com- mitteeg Y. M. C. A.g Men's Glee Club, '16-'17, '19-' 0, '20-'21. He joined our noble ranks in quest of truth. LILLIAN CLOL D Winfield Biology Belles Lettres, Executive Committee '19g Chairman Executive Committee '20, Glee Club, Director Glee Club '20, Critic '20, Presi- dent '21g Y. W. C. A., Cabinet '20-'21g Class Secretary-Treasurer '20g Student's Council '19g Women's Glee Club '17-'18, '18-'19, '19- '2Og Oratory '21g Le Cercle Francais, Treas- urerg Assistant in Biology '20-'21g Basket Ball '19-'20, '20-'21, Captain '20-'21. Her silvery laugh bespeaks a bear! kept free. MILDRED F.- Wbat's the diference between jurisdiction and jurisprudence? PROP JOHN- Diction is talking and prudence is keeping still. - Q q Mnefeen Q I A A 769 : 0119 A Page Th irty-Five X'-CD41-I 'z fxj KVI? H ' 7. is A A . Q' ff2E2FS?i.J 135?f?2E2 Ofwflhw ef 1 1 BENDER- Elise, have you read 'Freckles'? JAMES CRAWFORD Sterling Religious Education Alpha Beta Alphag Cooper Collegeg Track '17-'18, '18-'19, Basket Ball '17-'18, Business Manager Cooper Courier '18-'19g Y. M. C. A. I can't lock wood without a key. LA VERE DAVIS Cambridge Chemistry Delphi, Assistant Treasurer '20g Chemical Society Secretary-Treasurerg Y. M. C. A.g Chemistry Assistant '21. Say, Prof., I can't quite agree with you, but maybe you are right. KELSEY DAY Arkansas City Chemistry Alpha Beta Alphag Y. M. C. A., Chemical Society. The pride of his chemistry professor. PEARJL ENGLEHARDT Winfield Home Economics Sigma Pi Phi, Y. W. C. A. She works iri a quiet, sweet way, but what she accomplishes is very pleasing. Louisa FALLS Winheld Mathematics Sigma Pi Phi, Program Committee '18g Chair- man Program Committee '19, Operetta '19, Secretary '19, Vice-President '2Og Glee Club '17, '18, '19g Y. W. C. A., Cabinet '19-'20g Class President '19g Student's Council Secre- tary '20g Women's Glee Club '17, '18, 19'g Le Cercle Francais '19g Collegian Staff '18-'19. No veneer-no sham-always herseU. ELISE Cindignantlyj-f No, mine aren't red, they're brown. I Mnefee I I lm , flfefe fz One Page Thirty-Six ra 7 1 5-C , X .As ... i Q i Qf- fisssfw f 2 1 555522232 Ofwolwf J91' . HELEN JANE FOSTER Winfield English Belles Lettresg Y. W. C. A., Women's Glee Club '19-'20. An English shark. How we envy her. ' RILLA FOWLER Kingman Home Economics Beta Gamma Epsilon, Secretary '21, Belles Lettres, Secretary '19-'20, Class Vice Presi- dent '20g Student's Council '18,'20. Fair to look at, but fairer to know. BESSIE FREDERICKSON Viola - Mathematics Belles Lettres, Glee Clubg Y. W. C. A.g Class Vice-President. Pep is so undignifiedf' LAWRENCE GREEN Winheld History and Political Science Delphi, Glee Club, Quartette, Treasurer '17- 18, Vice-President '21, Y. M. C. A., Gospel l.. der '20 Student Volunteer' Stud Team, ea 9 , - ent Pastor, Student's Council '21g Debate 21g Men's Glee Club '16-'17, '17-'18, '20-'21. Sh! Mommy says children should he seen and not heard. AVRIL GRIMSLEY Viola History Alpha Beta Alphag Y. M. C. A.g Football '16, 17, '19, '20, Basket Ball '17, Base ball '16, '20. Oh, what is this power I have over women? EDWIN J.- Elizabeth, I'd go any place on e E.L1zABE'rH- Well, 1t's after eleven o'clock n r arth for you. ow. Just suppose you go home. Mfwfefff' . .ar slcsc i .. , .,, . ,,, 0 9 ., Page Thirty-Seven Fl . '-'Mix' Qffb inf V 7 . -P+ CMU cf Q ' 2232525 3 5 f 252152232 s can ' 91 4 MR. BROWN Ctaking faculty picturesj- Now try not to think of yourseU at all,- think of something pleasant. LYDIA MAE GUTHRIE Kinsley Home Economics Sigma Pi Phi, Operetta '19, Glee Clubg Y. W. C. A.g Women's Glee Club '19-'20. Guided by unseUish ambition and ever ready to help others. CLARA HAAS Larned History Sigma Pi Phig Y. W. C. A. I bear, yet say not much, but think the more. THERON HINSHAW Winfield Science Delphi, Program Committee '18g Y. M. C. A.g Football '20g Men's Glee Club, Secretary '21, Chemistry Assistant '19-'20g Chemical So- cietyg Junior Play. Hush, mourner, for yesterday's gone. a few great men still live. PAUL F. HOLMES Cheney History and Political Science Athens, Consul '19, Attorney '20, Speaker '21g Y. M. C. A., Cabinet '20-'21g Gospel Team Leader '20, '21g Debate '18, '20, '21, Team Leader '20, '21g Pi Kappa Delta, President '20g Student's Council '18, '20, '21, Treasurer '20g All Star. The mind that is cheerful at present will have no solicitude for the future. RUTH E. HOPPOCK Joplin, Mo. Biology Beta Gamma Epsilon, Board of Censors '20, Constitution Committee '20, Vice-President '21g Student's Council '21g Y. W. C. A. An optimist who changes dirge to song. , fmfe. ,,,3 g,L, 0 14 0129 , Page Thi rty-Eight X74 X '--GY 'ii C . 9' snaxffn 1 . t iiitffitfi A I :::f:::.' ' ' :::a::f:i I . OTIS HORNADAY Winfield History and Political Science Baseball '18 '19, '19 '20, Captain '21. The next best thing to being wise is to make people think you are. PEARL .IENNINGS Hunnewell Romance Languages Sigma Pi Phi, Y. W. C. A. She does her own thinking and needs little advice. EDWIN JOHNSON Ponca City, Okla. Chemistry Alpha Beta Alphag Y. M. C. A., Orchestra '18-'19, '19-'20, '20-'21, President '20-'21g Chemical Societyg Moundbuilder Staff. He has so much to do he forgets to get ac- quainted. CHARLES KASTOR l-Iarpe Political Science Delphi, Chairman Executive Committee '19, Vice-President '20-'21g Y. M. C. A.g Class President '19g President Anti-Tobacco Asso- ciation '20-'21g Southwestern Society for Sociological Researchg Gospel Team '20, '21g Student's Council '20-'21g.lunio Play '20g Basketball '19, '20, '21g Track '19r '20, '21, Captain '20, High Point Man at State Meet '19. Things are won hy those who believe in win- ning. VINCENT D. KEYES Atlanta Biology Delphi, Chairman Program Committee '19, Secretary '20, President '21g Y. M. C. A.g Gospel Team '19, '20g Dramatics Club '18g Student's Council '18-'19g Men's Glee Club '18g Football '17, '18, '19, '20, Captain '19, Basketball '18, '19, '20, '21g All American Guard '21g Track '18, '19, '20, '21, Captain '19g Baseball. Forward and frolic will was there The will to do and the soul to dare. PAUL M.- You don't act like you are crazy about that pie. What's the matter with it? TRILLY- Oh, it's not fit for a pig and I'm not going to eat it. I Mnefeen 1 4, 4259 12 One Mi.. Page Thirty-Nine l l ' ,f Wuxi 'V' , 'TM J ' C ' gf, fieigfii Q . t 1357? ' I , :::.z:: 225252535 1' 3 . 1 .f , LUCY KRAPF Medford, Okla. English Sigma Pi Phi, Censor, Fleming Medal '18, Critic '21, Le Cercle Francais '20, Library Assistant '20. The soul is strong that trusts in goodness. GEORGE A. LEATHERMAN Latham History and Political Science Alpha Beta Alpha, Y. M. C. A., Class Presi- dent '21, Dramatic Club, Campus Players, .lunior Play, Football '16, '19, Captain '20, Dreaming offuture pleasure and achievement, be does not let to-day starve at his door. Lols MARSHALL Leon Mathematics Belles Lettres, Glee Club, Secretary '20, Pres- ident '20, Y. W. C. A., Cabinet '20-'21, Class President '19, Secretary-Treasurer '20, Stud- ent's Council '20-'21, Women's Glee Club '18, '19, '21, Basketball '18, '19, '20, '21, Captain '20. A kind heart is afountain of gladness, making everything in its vicinity freshen into smiles. WM. P. MCCAFFREE Nickerson Social Science Alpha Beta Alpha, Founder, '20, Board of Administration '20, Chancellor '21, Delphi, Critic '20, Y. M. C. A., Cabinet '16, President '20-'21, Gospel Team '16, '20, Student's Council '20-'21, Vice-President '20, Forensic Council '21, Men's Glee Club, Male Quar- tette '20-'21 Campus Players, Student Vol- unteer. Oh thou a man most sincere , H , Thee we honor and revere. BLANCHE MILLER Sylvia Education Sigma Pi Phi, Chaplain '18, Sigma-Dephlian Operetta '18, Executive Committee '19, Chairman Executive Committee '20, Presi- dent '21, Y. W. C. A., Student Volunteer, Vice-President Women's State Oratorical Association '21. The hand that hath made youfair, hath made you good. and true , Mvefeei g,-,4 t ..R 1' ,009 ,,, , Page Forty Ef': : C - X U G! 7233335 1 I f 235152232 IOUMAU' 91' Bass OERKE Caldwell Home Ecorzamics Sigma Pi Phig Y. W. C. A.g Sketch Club. Loathing pretense, she did with a cheerful smile what others talked of while their hands were still CLARE PRATHER Winheld Chemisrty Alpha Beta Alphag Y. M. C. A.g Chemical Society. He thinks much and acts a little. BERTI-IA CLOTHILDA PRICE Winfield English Y. W. C. A.g Student Assistant. I know not what the future hath Of marvel or surprise, Assured alone that life and death His mercy underlies. CHARLES RENEAU Anthony History and Political Science Delphi, Chairman Program Committee '19- '20, President '20g Y. M. C. A., Captain, All Stars '20-'21. Personification of perseverence, reservation, and good judgment. CLARBELLE ROBINSON Winheld History Sigma Pi Phi, Secretary 'ZOQ Y. W. C. A., Cabinet '19-'ZOQ Class Secretary-Treasurer '2lg Yell Leader '18-'19g Class Basketball, Captain '20, Class Athletic Manager 'l9. Pretty, humorous, and good natured. DARWIN Cpointing to baseball diamondl- See thatfellow on third? He'll soon be our best man. BETH- Oh, really, Darwin, this is so sudden. I Mnefee g x ffkie fz One ,,, , II Page Forty-One 1 --. ff-:es 'LcF5f rq.3-C . A Q., .. - Q' t -A Y Gund-AU' 91 G1.Al3YS SCOTT Pratt Romance Languages Belles Lettrcs, Secretary 'Zig Y. VV. C. A.g Southwestern Society for Sociological Re- search: Spanish Club. Always happy and full of life. lN1ARY ELEANOR SIMPSON Winfield English Sigma Pi Phig Y. W. C. A.g lluron College S. D. '17-'20. A quiet and retiring manner, but genius is hidden there. RICHARD STEINER Winfield Mathematics Alpha Beta Alphag Chemical Society. Strong in will and rich in wisdom. lN1ARY B. STORY Winfield Romance Languages Beta Gamma Epsilon, Glee Club, Chairman Ritual Committee, Critic '20, President '2lg Belles Lettres '17-'20g Y. W. C. A., Cabinet '18-'l9g Le Cercle Francaisg Spanish Club. Her ambition is to be a writer, but she has al- rearly achieved success as a 'story' teller. EDNA ANN TENNERY Belle Plaine Mathematics Sigma Pi Phi, Secretary '19-'20, Sigma-Del- phian Play '18, Operetta '19, Vice-President ,213 Class Secretary '19-'20g Student's Coun- cil '18-'19, '19-'20, '20-'21g Campus Players, President '20-'21g Collegian Staff '18-'19, '19-'20, '20-,215 Le Cercle Francais, Reader for Male Quartette '19-'20g Graduate in Ex- pression '2l. The secret of ber success is that she never wastes her time. B11.L S.- Did you see the last basketballlgamef' HAROLD W.-- No, I took my girl to it. . M 9 Ier - vtst Pi e. ,.,,,.,,. zt. .:.. A 1. , Page Forty-Two EIA, 1 V aniwin i'ln.n I - irwj in! U 5 H 1 . t an fb J fx!! xiii! 'H V ,. tg, ,.,.: . peas, 'W CI-INTON CONROY Fl-'RILLINGHAM Sawyer Education Athens, Consul '18, Board of Directors '19, Quartette, Clerk '20, Speaker '21g Y. M. C. A., Cabinet '18-'19, '20-'21, Gospel Team '19,'20, Men's Glce Club '16-'17, '20-'21g lNlale Quartette '19-'20, '20-'21, Band '16-'17, '18,-'19, '19-'20, '20-'21, Orchestra '16-'17, Vice-President '19-'20, Secretary '20-'Zlg Class Vice-President '18, Collegian Stall' '19-'20, Dramatics Club '19, Junior Playg All Star. What! Fly from love? Vain hope, there's no retreat when he has wings and I have onlyfeetf' BEULAH VAUGHN VVinlielcl English ' Sigma Pi Pllig Y. VV. C. A.g Sketch Clubg Graduate in Art. She has a contented mind and a true heart. lX4ERRlLI. WAINSCOTT Winheld Chemistry Athens, Sergeant-ar-Atms '17-'18, Board of Directors '18-'19, Consul '19g Y. M. C. A.g Chemical Society, Chemistry Assistant '18- '19, '20-'21, In the right place is his heart and his hand is ready and willing. DARW'IN E. XVELLS Spivey History Athens, Attorney 'ZUQ Y. Nl. C. A., Cabinet '19-'ZOQ Class President '16g Student's Council '20-'21, Southwestern Society for Sociological Research, President '20-'21g Baseball '17, 'ZOQ .lunior Play. Oh, that I were beside her n0w. ' CHALCEA XVHITE XVinfield Home Economics Sigma Pi Phi, Pianist '18, Cvlee Club '18-'19, Operetta '18, Executive Committee '18, Chairman Executive Committee '19, Presi- dent '2Og Y. VV. C. A., Cabinet '19-'20, iWakes her ability useful to others. 6 .A can ui gp gt. . 1 ,ill ' r v t. at Y 1 x ' 1 4 1 ,Q 1' l S l n XX 2 5 I K A j ff, K., 7 1 R 3 J' ' t . l 1 I t W 'it f???r'eezt., fa- ' , 1 qw' The King's court isn't complete without a Piper. to .. . . Y 1 . . .... rrire t Page Forty-Three 'F . LIC! gfggii .Wu C - X Ars.. -Asa A . gf' 'fiiiiifil 1 - - Ilffllfi. ' OC07 I QI' ,..t... y .,.!f,...., , i ' x l CATHERINE WRENCHEY Kingman English Beta Gamma Epsilon, President '20, Chair- man Program Committee '21g Belles Lettres '17-'20, Treasurer '18-'19g Y. W. C. A., Cab- inet '18-'l9, '19-'20g Women's Glee Club '17- '18g Collegian Staff '18-'19, '19-'20g Class Treasurer '17g Dramatics Club '21g Junior Play. All things beautiful and good must euer be a vital part of you. FLOYD YARBROUGH Winfield History Makes you feel that under bis bushel shines a great light. W. JOYCE VAN CLEVE Winfield Biblical Literature Delphig Y. M. C. A.g Morningside College, Iowa, '16-'17g University of Texas '18g Car- negie School of Technology, Pa., '18g A man of good repute, carriage, and estima- tion. CARROLL SPITLER Wellington Chemistry Alpha Beta Alphag Y. M. C. A.g Class Foot- ball'20-'21g Class Track '20, - 'He bas a quiet way of being popular? CHARLOTTE NEFF Winfield Piano Teacher of Public Musicg Assistant in Piano. Sweetly the instrument responds to her loucb.' PROE ONCLEY-ciN0. Tbat argument is too slick for any student to get up. It takes an old head to be slick. CThen be thoughjully rubbed his own.j . Mnef e A l I --'fti 0199 I Page Forty Four f--4522 N' - ' ZW.: M, ,, - A A 1 , X A5 fx was Lf C lil!! lil 1 4 Sli illtt . till!!! ' ' 1 suisluz 11: 8ll iikilill gf. ,,.,. - ,, --1V . .--, xfvv. 2 za- ',,- V ,..., 1 an U' 91 11 V f if ' 1-f R l. . n W n , , 1. N x J SFT Qs X , '. ,,.,,,, ,1' X5 sv Q Q L x x X ll X ' 3 X! R f 1 1 ffbx J N - f el? WNY 'Ir 11' w ifi? w Wfgxwfxx x lg, f mx X A 3 A !! iQ Ky ff - gf U X X 1 X4 X 4 gg!! 2 X MDOf99H 'A'A' Wifi nf 0136? Pug F tyi l . K nw f .f .- f'x-NN C . Q , Q' M . OUUUZU' 91' JIMMY GREENBANK-- Even if you are peeved PAUL H.- I never eat greens. GRACE ARNOLD Winheld Religious Education Belles Lettres, Chaplain '21, Play '20g Y. W. C. A. lWodesty is the beauty of women. PERCY R. BARROW Forgan, Okla. History and Political Science Delphi, Orchestra '19-'20g Y. M. C. A., Gos- pel Team, Wesleyan Brotherhood, Spanish Club, Band '20-'21, Orchestra '21g Student Pastor. One of these studious appearing men. BLANCHE BLOXOM Pratt Romance Languages Belles Lettres, Executive Committee '19-' Sergeant-at-Arms '20, Critic '2lg Y. W. C. Vice-President '19-'20g Student's Council ' LeCercle Francaisg Library Assistant '19-'20g Pratt County Clubg Editor, 1921 Mound- builder. We love her because she is a true lady. 20, A., 205 CARLISLE BLOXOM Pratt English Athens, Chairman Music '18, Chairman Dramatics '20, Consul '20g Y. M. C. A., Gos- pel Team '20g Class President '20, College Quartette '17-'18g Campus Playersg Junior Playg Orchestral Club '19-'20, Pratt County Clubg Track '18. A man of pleasure is a man of pains. MINTER E. BROWN Burns Chemistry Alpha Beta Alpha, Chancellor '20, Quartette Board of Administration '21g Y. M. C. A.g Men's Glee Clubg College Quartette '18-'19, Captain, All Starsg Student Council '18-'19, '20-'21. The Fates dubbed him 'Brownie'. CARMEN CAREY Peabody History and Political Scieecn Beta Gamma Epsilon, Vice-President '20, Octette '20, Councellor '21 Student's Council '21g Y. W. C. A., Cabinet '19-'20, President '20-'21g Women's Glee Club, Business Man- ager '19, President '20'21g Collegian Staflg Class Secretary-Treasurer '20g Mound- builder Staff. They themselves are makers of themselves. at me, you needn't eat me up. l I Mfnefee A be ...-,, L 'IR Q 0129 I Page Forty-Six xg.. lv f 'sfo ' ., 1 1 1 1 1 ,,...i iMkN -Jj, C- N E!!-' - - s ssnisiifie 4' - 1 mi r. 5 1 . A 'sw Z il l t'l !w gig.. 1 5 0607 Ui QT' - ,V . -,,,.,.:, ,,,,,, . ,...:...5.-- '-g '- 5 ff' .,,..,5.. ,...., V !2gg,g,1'R.:u::i. 1335- 21:3 ,,g. ,.., :j:f....5jj. .g,.,..j.:.. '- A A V A , -mfs. .IEANETTE CRAWFORD Sterling Education Beta Gamma Epsilong Cooper Collegeg Y. W. C. A.g Student Volunteer. I have an idea some people think absurdf Perseveref' PHILLIP DIBBENS Winfield History Athensg Y. M. C. A.g Debate '21, Who can ,find a virtuous woman? MARY BROWNING DIVELEY WinHeld Romance Languages Belles Lettresg Y. W. C. A.g Le Cercle Fran- Caisg Tutor in French. Midnight oil makes 'A' students. CLIFFORD T. DOGGFTT Winiield Education Delphig Y. M. C. A.g Student Pastor. He believes two can live as cheap as onef, CHARLES S. DUNN Hutchinson History and Political Science Athensg Y. M. C. A. ' When I have nothing to say, I say it twicef J. L. ENGLEHARDT Winneld Mathematics Delphi, Treasurer '16g Y. M. C. A., Cabinet '16g Men's Glee Club '16g Student Pastor. A brilliant student. RUBY S.- Isn't Harry a good dresser? GLADYS-'H Yes and he is a bureau o in ormation, too. . f . .. .. ..... . ...N ..... g i .-21.-f1: ::- 'izfil' '.-..i..: 'QQ .. . I L. Page Forty-Seven ,,,M-Lf'LQ Fv wj ihl ilp-C i . C! AJ L, QW is it 2 5 I SSESEEQEE Ocw A511 QP , , ,.., ,',f if'5gQif,Qf9j4m:L -?i'iQii'Qf-'f' -f'V C .A,, fkkl K ANGELL L. FALLS VVinheld History and Polilical Science Alpha Beta Alpha, Secretary '20, Treasurer 'Zig Y. Nl. C. A., Cabinet '20-'Zig Cheer Leader '18-'19, '19-'20g Student's Council '20g State Secretary Anti-tobacco Association '20- 'Zlg VVesleyan Brotherhoodg Class Football '19-'Zllg Class Basketball '20-'2lg All Star. Destined to become great. IJLLIAN GEURGE Winheld History and Political Science Beta Gamma Epsilon, Secretary, Glee Club, Quartetteg Belles Lettres, Glee Club '19-'20g Student's Couneilg Bt-htel College '18-'19, Her poise is enough to do two. XNALTUN S. GoonE Milo, Iowa History and Political Science Delphig Y. M. C. A.g Ames College, Iowa '18- 'l9, '19-'ZUQ Class Basketball '2l. 'Tis easy to be Good unless we forget. .IAMEs PAUL GRooM Winfield Religious Education Delphig Y. Nl. C. A.g VVesleyan Brotherhood, President '20-'Zlg Student Pastor. Self-control is strength. OPAL GUTHRIDCIE Kingman English Beta Gamma Epsilong Belles Lettres '18-'20g Y. VV. C. A. They' sin who tell us love can die. JAMES LEE l'lARRlS Fayetteville, Ark Social Science Athens, Chairman Debate '20-'Zig Y. M. C. A. Sb-s-s. They say he's a politician. LITTLE RUT1t:H6T6'S to the faculty and my parents. May tbey never meet. M 5 :222 Q l::f1-: ii: i1e...i2f:. 'eeefi ria f.'t1 .H el . , Page Forty-Eight i -Evo gli., ,EQ Q F Q,-W -- ..A.. 0 ni I Q- . ., VVV- 'sf'-P' .V 1 ,. ,. -A- W. ll JOHNSON Rutherwood, N C. Eneazsh Delphig Y. NI. C. A.g VVesleyan Brotherhoodg Student Pastor. Philosophy gets my goat. CLARA .IOLLIFFE Peabody English Sigma Pi Phi, Chaplain '20, Executive Com- mittee '21g Y. W. C. A.g Gospel Team, Cab- inet '19-'20g Student Volunteer. bb. mules una :nm wonde1 in! -the mean: at. DWIGHT M. Kircir Rozel Histrnv and Political Science Delphia, Treasurer '20, Secretary '2lgGospel 'leam '19-'20g Y. Nl. C. A.gStudent's Council 'l7g Class Vice-President '20g Class Basket- llall '17-'l8g Weslc-yan Brotherhoodg Student Pastor. Thinks more and sayw les. than any other man tn szliool GOLDIE LAVVLESS Medford, Olcla. Home lzmnmmcs Sigma Pi Phi, Treasurer '20-'2lg Y. W C.A., C abinet 'llg Moundbuilder Staff Ana sas .- pure void. PAULINE LEIDY Leon Hmrou- Belles Lettres, Executive Committee '19-'20. Secretary 'ZOQ Vice-President, '21, Y. W. C. A.g Assistant Editor Collegian 'l9- 205 Stud- i nt's Council, 203 Debate 'lfl-'20g Wlnne, State Oratorieal Contest ' l9g Pi Kappa Delta She openftb het mouth m wzsdom, ana ber tongue zx the tau ry kmdnevf BUREN LINTHICUM Albuquerque, N. M Cbermstri Athens, Board of Directors '19, Consul '20- ,21g Y. M. C. A., Gospel Team '203 Student's C ouncil ' l8g Athletic Trainer ' l8-'19g Chem- istry Assistantg All Starg Moundbuilder Staff. You T71llSlk7'lUU bim, lb rr you ut!! derlavr lum .vmn fr1end ' LILLIAN G. Cat football gamej- Hold him, George, I know you can. . M9 9 Elt -- fiz Et-.'t: A Itz , Q . he 11-'div-W Page Forty-Nine 1 Q - Q' ,. ,,.:.Av. , 11. .IUVZ 1 . :,2 ..f a:2:a:.:::z- . 0407 U' 91 ,, MYRTH MCGAUGH Wichita Piano Belles Lettres, Executive Committee '20, Chairman Executive Committee '21, Y. W. C. A., Cabinet, '20, Class Secretary-Treas- urer '20, Spanish Club, Moundbuilder Staff. What's the use of living if you can't have a good time. PEARL MCNEIL Caldwell Philosophy Sigma Pi Phi, Cooper College, Orchestra '20- '21, Women's Glee Club '20-'21, Y. W. C. A., Society for Sociological Research '20-'21. Many daughters have done virtuously, but thou excelleth them all. PAUL M. MOORE Houston, Texas Education Athens, Consul '19,'20, Y. lN1. C. A., Gospel Team '21, Men's Glee Club '19-'20, Student's Council '20, Junior Play '20, Campus Players, Football '19-'20, Moundbuilder Staff. This is MY college, Prexy. L. ONis MORGAN Turon Biology Delphi, Y. M. C. A., Gospel Team '21. Stud- ent Volunteer, President '20-'21, Vicc-Pres- dent Kansas Volunteer Union 20, Orchestra '20, Junior Play '21, Chemistry Assistant '20- '2l, Cooper College. Life is aseriousprohlem, I cannot laugh at it. DONALD H. NICHOLSON Deerfield Education Athens, Chairman Oratory '18, Chairman Debate '19, Winner of Gold Medal Debate Series '19, Attorney '21, Y. M. C. A., Gospel Team '21, Debate '20, '21, Team Leader '21, Forensic Council '20, Pi Kappa Delta, Ora- tory, Anti-Tobacco '21, Band '19-20, Stud- ent's Council '21, Class Vice-President '20, Associate Editor 1921 Moundbuilder. I do not know myseU what wonders I shall attain. EULAH BELLE ORR Wichita Engli Sigma Pi Phi, Sergeant-at-Arms '20, Program Committee '21, Y. W. C. A., Class Secretary '19, Debate '21 , Campus Players, .lunior Play '21, Women's Glee Club '19,'20, Collegian Staff, Moundbuilder Staff. No one ever saw her without her smile. Atineiieen X X- 1 ' lwenf O09 F. ,' f . , 2 I A, . . .iff :-:.' .5222 - + 3 1 -e ,. .A .f K 1--'L Page Fifty ,uw VH Q. W Q., a 's 1 ,. 'savsxun 'hi 'Wfizxit 57 ., . - . 'HA z ALMA B. PowERs Winfield Education Sigma .Pi Phi, Censor, Y. W. C. A., Debate '21, Vice-President, Le Cercle Francais '21, Dramatics. Once there was a sailor- RUBY PERKINS Newton Education Belles Lettres, Sergeant-at-Arms '20, Y. W. C. A., Bethel College '18-'19. Bright, but she lets people find it our for them- selves. CLARENCE E. PIERCE Winheld Education Athens, Board of Directors '20-'21, Y. hl. C. A., Cabinet '20-'21, Gospel Team '20, '21, Student Pastor, Estes Park Honorary Scholar- ship '21, Junior Play, Football '18. Always busy, always accomplishing. .loIIN FRANCIS PROTI-IEROE Medicine Lodge Religious Education Delphi, Y. M. C. A., Student Pastor, Wes- leyan Brotherhood. A man who is here for business. VIOLA REECE Macksville Biology Sigma Pi Phi, Chaplain '20, Y. W. C. A., Cabinet '19-'20, '20-'21, President-elect '21, Student Volunteer, Vice-President '19, Presi- dent '21, Delegate to New York, to Student Volunteer Convention '21, State President Student Volunteer Union '21, Women's Glee Club '19-'20, Secretary to President, Gospel Team '2O. 'She lives tm serve others. MAURICE E. RICKARD Sp Vey Religious Education Athens, Board of Directors '21, Y. M. C. A., Gospel Team '21, Men's Glee Club '18-'19, Band '18-'19, Orchestra '19-'20, Class Vice- President '18, Student Volunteer, Student Pastor. Mase , lraircuts, a preacher, too. 22:11-:lf OCU7 UI QI M MISS NEER-KKNOW, Chalsea the furnishings of a house should show one's own character. They should be simple. ,,, ,,..., gz, One Page Fifty-One .55 . J L, 'f?i5'i'i'xw 1 t xffifgi i 'QM . ,Q .xliflfil :::5::::: oar, hw QP JOYCE ROBERTSON Medicine Lodge Chemistry Alpha Beta Alphag Student's Council '19g All Star. Ick-V -Popular with the ladies. JOY SCOTT Pratt Education Belles Lettresg Y. W. C. A.g Dramatics ,181 Spanish Clubg Pratt County Clubg Society for Sociological Research, Secretary '2l. She puts Jay into whatever she does. IJERBERT A. SHUMWAY Little River Social Science Athens Board of Directors, Consul 'Zig Y. Nl. C. A.g Collegian Board '20-'2l. No telling where his ambition will lead him. ELIZABETH STEWART Marion Home Economics Beta Gamma Epsilon, Ritual Committee '20, Executive Committee 'Zig Glee Club '20-'2lg Sigma Pi Phi, Program Committee 'l9g Women's Glee Club '18-'19g Orchestra '20- ,21g Y. W. C. A. Ever faithful to all her work and friends. BETH THOMPSON Hunter, Okla. English Belles Lettres, Glee Club, Playg Y. W. C. A., Class Secretary-Tresaurer 'l8g Student's Council '19, Collegian Board '203'2l 5 Women's Glee Club '20-'2lg Dramatics Clubg Junior Playg Moundbuilder Stall. A woman convinced against her will, Is of the same opinion still. , J. RUssELL THROCKMORTON Mulvane Social Science Delphi, Secretary '20g Y. M. C. A., Cabinet '20-,215 Gospel Team '20-'Zig Student Volun- teerg Student Pastorg Debate '20g Pi Kappa Delta, President '21g Football '20, '21, Cap- tain-elect '2lg Nloundbuilder Staff. I-Ie's all that one could ask for in a man. GRATIA- Haven't you a mind for anything higher than dress? DOROTHY N.- Yes, I need a hat.', is R ctllii ... . J .. .. .s. t .. l .t i... ..e RY T eeYe .e .. J .. ... K .... Page Fifty-Two ,. twil- QW ee e .. 1 1 A bw ee CLYDE VV. TOTTEN Hutchinson Chemistry Delphi, Treasurer, Y. M. C. A., Gospel Team '20, '21, Student Volunteer, Cooper College '18-'19, Band, Orchestra, Brass Quartette, Physics Assistant '21. The most serious looking man in school. HELEN TUCKER Lamont, Okla. History Belles Lettres, Y. VV. C. A., Studi-nt's Council, Secretary '21, Junior Play '21, Serious, yet closeli' associated with .Uyrth. CARL N.WARREN Winhelcl English Delphi Treasurer '19-'20, Secretary '20, Critic '21, Executive Committee '20-'21, Y. M. C. A., Cabinet '20-'21, Gospel Team '20- '21 ,Student's Council '20-'21, President Root- ers' Club '20-,21, Collegian Stall' '20-'21, All Star, Associate Editor 1921 Moundbuilclcr. A man who is competent for all oceasirmsf' VAsii'rl WATTS Oxford English Beta Gamma Epsilon, Y. VV. C. A., NVomen's Glee Club '18-'19, A small girl with a very sweet voice. CORD WELLS Spivey Education Alpha Beta Alpha, Athens, '17-'20, Y. hl. C. A., Class President '19, He overworles the word 'Opalescent'. IJAROLD DEE WHITE Winheld Mathematics Delphi, Kantz Medal '19, Executive Com- mittee '18-'19, Brass Quartetteg Y. Nl. C. A., Gospel Team '20, '21, Collegian Board '19- '20, President '20-'21, Band, Vice-Presiednt '20, President '21, Orchestra '18-'19, Secre- tary '20-'21, Class President '21, Class Ath- letics, Moundbuilder Staff. He can always he depended on. FATTY LUTZ Cpraying years agojY Lord, make us bigger and helter men. CAnfl He didl. N? 19 Qfeefa .....5.,: . A ..,,...,:.5 i'.'1 ,... E C?-'QQ dn Sli-Saw Page Fifty-Three im' 54,1452- ,- ,f ,..-.K -X ',,W,3F, . C . X f aaa... -' QM , , 552231212 2 Q Z 3351111 . 0607 Lil QI' - , ' ' ' - 1, ,:5zfi.'f.!,.'g:5.. F-me-9-v,1 MEM INA WILLIAMS Hazelton Chemistry Sigma Pi Phi, Glee Club, Pianist '20, Censor '21, Y. W. C. A., Women's Glee Club, Sex- tette '20-'21, Students Council '20, Everybody likes Inafshe's so optimistic. AMBROSE P.WOODARD Winheld History and Political Science Y. Nl. C. A., Band. There was a moan and a groan of the old trom- hone. lIowARD W. YODER Winheld Biology Delphi, Program Committee '19, Executive Committee '19-'20, Critic '20, Y. M. C. A., Cabinet '20-'21 , Gospel Team '20, '21, Student Volunteer, Men's Glee Club '20-'21, Orches- tra, President '19-'20, Student's Council '19, All Star, Associate Editor Collegian '19-'20, Moundbuilder Staff. A modern Paderewskif' GLENN E. YODER Winheld Mathematics Delphi, Secretary '19, Y. Nl. C. A., Gospel Team '20, Orchestra, Secretary '18-'19, As- sistant Business Manager 1921 Moundbuilder. Pay two dollars down. EMMA Lou MESSERLI Turon English Sigma Pi Phi, Program Committee '20, Play '20, Secretary '21, Y. W. C.'A., Debate '20, Forensic Council '20-'21, Pi Kappa Delta, Stuclent's Council '21, Campus Players, Basketball '20, Class Athletic Manager '19, Junior Play, Collegian Board '20-'21, Busi- ness Manager 1921 Moundbuilder. She can talk with the wisest and laugh atfollyf' TIAROLD E. GLASER Mulvane Chemistry Delphi, Y. M. C. A., Gospel Team '21, Base- ball '15. He seems quiet, but is really for fun when he isn't too busy. Miss PRICE'- DOGS the moon afect the tide? MINTER B.f No, merely llze mitted. jwpgfegn i 'TUQIJP 0129 Page Fifty-Four Ning 1 1 N ,,,. . . BERT!-IA MUSICK Camon Biology Beta Gamma Epsilon, Octetle, Chairman Oratory, Belles Leti res '18-'19, Women's Glee Club '18-'19, '19-'20, Drarnatics '19-'20, Biology Assistant '21. Yes, she does seem to be interested in tba! Crea ture called man. . J. LESTER SIMPSON Gibbon, Okla. Mathematics Athens, Board of Directors, Treasurer '20-'21 , Y. M. C. A., Student's Council '21, Class Vice President '20, Society for Sociological Research, all Star. He possesses a keen sense of humor. LILLIAN RICHARDS Haviland Education Belles Lettres, Y. W. C. A., Sketch Club. A quiet, unmolesting girl. GORDON ll. SCOTT Hutchinson Biology Alpha Beta Alpha, Recorder '21, Y. M. C. A., Class President '19, Class Basketball, Chern- ical Society, Biology Assistant '20-'21, Biology Research. He'll be a real doctor some day. W. T. METHVIN Jena, La. Religious Education Delphi, Y. M. C. A., Wesleyan Bro! herhood, Student Pastor, Men's Glee Club '20-'21, Right tbougbt is masterly. HAROLD GROSSMAN Cherokee, Okla. History Athens. I don't believe in luck, berause I never bad any. l4EI.SEY1n Yes, Queen and I are good friends, we sleep in the same Management Class. f 'We -. ' R ,. . ,.,. ., :.,. . R255 ::' 'li' 'fiifif :: :1::: - 52 1:: 'I'f : -:f: :::: ,,....-:-.,,.,,,,.,.,. ..,.....-.-.'., -,..,,.,.,..,.,.,., .. Page Fifty-Five X455 fu A -a A 'xK vxggg ...J ' 2,4 fafligih . . . 57653 ' A J . 'wilful 1 9 4 usguzu- . , V. . u.:n5Vf' I, uv-v,.f,l-S GEORGE W. CAWTHORN Winheld Biology Delphi, Y. M. C. A. Let a man.cease from his sinful thoughts and the world will soften toward him . MARY KROEKER Cheney Education Belles Lettresg Y. W. C. A., Cabinet '20-'21g Class Secretary-Treasurer '2lg Kansas State Normal, Life Diploma, Primary Proficiency Certilicateg Moundbuilder Stall. Remarkable in more ways than one. LESTER E. MORGAN Winfield Economics Delphig Y. M. C. A.g Cooper Collegeg Foot- ball '18-'19g Dramatics Club '18-'19. His life dwells in the ocean of truth. GLADYS SAUNDERS Winfield Voice Belles Lettres, Glee Club, Triog Y. W. C. A.g Womenls Glee Club '19-'20, '20- '21g College Quartette '20-'21. She makes one think of happy springtime. ELOISE CAVl'IT Winheld Education Belles Lettres, Glee Clubg Y. W. C. A.g Women's Glee Club '19-'20, '20-'21g Assistant Librarian '20-'21g Moundbuilder Staff. Be not impatient with delay, but wait as one who understands. L. P. NICHOLS Winfield History Delphig Y. M. C. A.g Student Pastorg Society for Sociological Research. Always good natured and willing to work. THERON H.- Do you know why they didn't play cards in the ark? RAYMOND C.- Because Noah stood on the deck. Mn-Qfee t Y .. . . , f Page Fifty-Six ,ff-R. ww 1 R I IW XX Ny? A--. , 'MX fi '--if it-9 f --X. 4 ' Wi.. ,J - N ' Q14 ii xSa.n:'iTx' Q . . :Tin a . 4 ' , ftltllfll 1 f i iirlizliil f ...ae :,.. ...:...g-:- ' fe., .,.,- V:-5..sez:a ,. V. ...- I 'H' ..:5:'.:::-.f'-. fl , ,Q 'I H j . - '- . .... ,.., , ,,. , . .,.,.,., . ., ELIZABETH llARGIS Fowler Home Economics Sigma Pi Phi, Y. VV. C. A. sa - - - u C'077l77'l07l 867156 IS ll 110886881071 Io 06 PYIZCCI. MAIIDE HARl'ER Medford, Okla. Educalion Belles Lettres, Treasurer '20, Play '20, Y. VV. C. A. Her voice was xofl and gentle and low. RALPH W. BLOXOM Pratt Biology Athens, Quartette, Treasurer '19-'20, Clerk '2lg Y. M. C. A.g Mcn's Glee Club '17-'18g Orchcst ra '19-'20, Spanish Club, Pratt Coun- ty Club, Associate Editor Collegian '20-'2I. I have no uorlclli' wish to lead the race. OLIVER Z. PARKER Medicine Lodge History and Political Science Delphi, Chairman Debate, Y. Nl. C. A., Gos- pel Team, Leader '20g Debate '2lg Forensic Council '20-'21, Pi Kappa Delta. Has succumbed to his las! 'Ajfaire du Coeur' gmarriedf' I.EoT1 K. llARTEN1aow ER Douglass Ancient Languages Belles Lettresg Y. Nl. C. A., llarclin College '19-'20, K. U. '20, A precious package lied up small. GEORG-E GARDINER Arkansas City History , Athensg Y. M. C. A., Basketball '19, '20, '2lg Football '20g Track '20, Fame long an 0 crowned him. lfVlJ-V is Smith Hall like a gossip club? Because it is full of roomers. M, i 2 l A fe RIQ. lp Q Q '-:-iii i - he Page Fifty-Seven 1. , 5 A-,-:,-., . :,. ,W-X,4'xQ, ffxf f YrJ?i xNw f59f ' ,,.A. . iiiffm ww s f I i -- :ffff-,wuz-MQ, 'T :rr M ....... Page Fifty-Eight xg 19. . ' J H , V, V. 4 1 . , :.:.A ,.:, A .A ,... v-f V',-A- Q.W:. ' OW? Aff' Qi' rmcgf M 4 XJ I ' QX Km Q! QNXWX, wi M xg W Q, EQE4 +4f11f:f fffzzci 306 ylbouf fyOffIil?q 4 ff 5 GJ f' 0199 . .. .,.... ., .. ,,.. , , ., Image V K V ff Nf '-Lgj,-x 7-,fg , tte Q tet Q , ,,:.,:.: '1':' 2:' A Qcfnmgfff QP Zin Memoriam leo Svcott Gio the Jiilemorp of Qbur Qilassmate leo Stott SEI young Man of bplenoio fibristian Cllbaraeter we Behirate This Rage Ulbe Sophomore Qllass Page Sixty ,f ,,.......a 3 -- f -ew of Rim s V 1 5-blQ.Fl7'Q ,, A QM . .1.A ziz . , ,: . 1. can at or x.1!!gj!m -5 - , I , - .. :I .:::.. '.:' , -- - 1'1 :::9 .f2..Q.'5.. .'-- 15-1-5 ,V .. - 1 XA RALPH H. ADAMS , Attica Social Science Delphig Y. M. C. A. Extremely quiet ana' almost haslrfulf, RUTH BALL Lyons Romance Languages Sigma Pi Phi, Glee Club Director, '20-'2lg Women's Glee Club '20-'Zig Graduate in Ex- pression '21. It is really true, absence makes the heart grow fonderf' l'lAZEL WOODRUff'F BECK VVinfield English Belles Lettrcs, Glee Club 'ZUQ Y. XV. C. A.g Society for Sociological Rcscacrh '2l. She makes friends hecause she's a true friend herseU. GEORGE A. BERGES Norwich History Delphi. Brevity is the soul of wit. REX BLoxoM Pratt History and Political Science Athcnsg Y. M. C. A.g Collegian Board 'Zlg Class Footballg Pratt County Club. I smiled a little and when I smiled the rest were convulsed with laughterf, GLENN W. Boom' VVellington Economics Dclphig Y. M. C. A. We have heard that men rj few words are the best men. VIOLET T.- Finley, that bump on your head must he very annoying. f FINLEY R.- Oh, it's next to nothing. r . Mlnef . , A Page Sixty-One XX M23-,,.. gig Q 'Warn n f 1 C3 'W-.c?'1iff il5i - t i ,.., ,.. ..,Atr', V unlinx I 4 I n 1 A J uslnx znlufn 5, gf' . V 'sul i l RENEAU-uDid you ever take chloroform? GOLDlE'KKN0j who teaches it.? 1 gfffffgff .. 0507 Ui QP E. LEO BRADBURY Winfield History and Political Science Delphig Y. M. C. A.g Wesleyan Brotherhoodg Collegian Staff. Because at man doesn't talk much is no sign he has nothing to say. NIABEL I. BRENEMAN Ashland Social Science Sigma Pi Phig Y. W. C. A.g Club ,20-'21g Spanish Club. lVly silent tongue gives me Women's Glee time to think. RAY'MOND G. CAREY Political Science Alpha Beta Alpha, Pounder, Censor '20, Chaplain ,21, Quartettcg Y. M. C. A., Cabinet '20-'21, President-elect '2lg Men's Glee Club, Business Manager '20-'21g Oratory, Old Line '20g Pi Kappa Deltag Class President '20g Studenfs Council '21g Campus Playersg As- sociate Editor Collegian '20, Editor '21, Must necessarily be included in the category of sharks. Peaobdy JOHN W. CARRIER Winheld Biology Delphig Y. Nl. C. A.g lX'1en's Glee Clubg Student Pastorg Wesleyan Brotherhood. He has faith in his own convictions and is not lacking in them. DEI.h1AR D. CHAsE Winheld Matlnematics Alpha Beta Alphag Y. M. C. A. An ounce of common sense is worth a lon of learning. ALMA CLARK Winfield Education Sigma Pi Phi, Glee Clubg Y. VV. C. A. She is quiet but dependable. Q, Mn, ,9f f .fr ,,.. .,. .V we f A 0139 , ,, , - Page S ixty-Two f--s.g X.C2. f --fl? . P in X AZAA 1 1' 1 I I UCWCWZU' CJQP . ELLIS P. CLARK VVinlicld Science Dclphig Brass Ouartcttc '21, Program Com- I mittee '20g Y. M. C. A.g Gospel Team '20g Bandg Brass Quartette ,20-'2lg Orchestra 'ZIQ Class Athletics '20, '2lg Football '20g 'Spanish Club. He hulh a lean and hungry' look. LESLIE CLODFELTER Udall Religious Education Delphig Y. M. C. A. I ean't tell a lie, even when l hear one, ROSE COMPTON Turon .Nlathematics Sigma Pi Phi, Glec Clubg Y. VV. C. A.g Womcn's Glce Club '20-'2lg Dramatics. Quality, not quantity counts. INEZ R. CHICK Pratt Social Science Beta Gamma Epsilon, Quurtette, Octette, Censorg Belles Lettrcs y I9-'ZOQ XIVOIUCIIYS Glue Club 'lflg Spanish Club. Not rt grind, but a girl who makes good grades and does other things as well. IRENE CRICK Pratt English Beta Gamma Epsilong Belles Lcttrcs '19-,205 Basketball 'Zig Orchestra '19-'20g Spanish Club. So brim full of this merry, vigorous life. A lNlARK CULIEIQEATH St.John Religious Education Delphig Y. Nl. C. A. U You 1'c1n't always tell what a man is thinking by looking at him. iw CARL W.- Are you going to support the Moundbuilder? If LUCILLE E.f Nog I thought the Nloundbuilder had a sta ,. ,, ,. . .. -.:,i- ' ' 'lii ill.l2Q 1 FE59 1-f:f.11' i .tezrrr I f ,B Q . -A ' Page Sixty-Three .-Q f I f' Nw Cv- fvf--fT5f7 i 7 . CJ Q Q ': ' 'Ti a ,, , GW AU' 91 i EDITH DENNISON Wellington English Sigma Pi Phig Y. W. C. A.g Women's Glee Club '19-'ZOQ Le Ccrclc Francais '20-'21. Serene and resolute and still. VIDA R. DETTER Winfield Mathematics ' Sigma Pi Phig Y. W. C. A.g Vice President Le Cerele Francais 'ZOQ Dramatics. So1newaht abbreviated in stature, but not in speech. liENRY L. DORSEY Aslhand Social Science Delphig Y. M. C. A.g Student Volunteerg Student Pastorg Wesleyan Brotherhood. All men have their faultsj women and talking are mme. LOLA GRACE DOWNS El Dorado Biology Belles Lettresg Y. W. C. A.g Le Cercle Fran- caisg Spanish Clubg Class Basketball ,21. She nothing common did or mean. IIARRY H. DUNN Hutchinson Political Science Athensg Y. M. C. A.g Debate '21g Spanish Club, Vice-President '20g Athenian Minstrel 'ZOQ Class Basketball '20. Of all the precious stones, I prefer the Ruby. CORA EIJZABETH DYCK Moundridge Biology Sigma Pi Phig Y. W. C. A. And still they gazed, and sti 'l their wonder grew That one small head could carry all she knwe. PROP. GOLDSMITH fin Biology classfte- Now, will each member of the class name some ,, of the lower animals beginning with Green ... .. E Y . n ........e t. . tt '1 ... t .t Page S ixty-Four. ,,.....x 1 pw - Q Q QV I X 'lj Q 'R A If ' vv-v .VI 'f , .V I QA -' ,- - 1 . , . I I I owne! au des-ri . ., ,I , , ' 2, 'EZ ,, ,,,,,.u zg,gj.':::2? : '!3f: ., '11- ' ,, A .1 V. H V V H Lyn ELSBETII EIIERIIARDT Wichita Biology Belles Lcttrcs, Glue Clubg Y. XV. C. A.g Spanish Club. There TIIIIQV he a silhslilule for good nature, hut I don? know what it is. LI:cIi,I.E EBERIIARDT Wichita Biology Bc-llcs Lettrcsg Y. XV. C. A.g Spanish Club. 'The sunshine came along with her. ESTIIIZR lxlARIE EDXVARDS Sterling Home Economics Sigma Pi Phig Y. NV. C. A. A child prodiH.L'A1l would make Caesar sick to see her stuclyf, L. VV. Exc:I.IzIIAImT XVinlicld Ezlucation Athensg Y. M. C. A.g XVcslt-yan BrotlIcrlIooIlg Student Pastor 'Aly' life will he too short for all I hope lo cu' voniplishf' JOYCE D. EWAN Newton B i ologlv Athcnsg Y. M. C. A.,' Cabinet '19-'20g Checr Leader '20-'2l. We thank thee. OLIVIA FAI.KI5NBLIRc: XVinlielcl Englixh Beta Comma Epsilong Y. VV. C. A.g VVomcn'h Glec Club '18, Her smile is bright ond cheery. 5 3 . I B .xi ..ie ELSIIL VV.W PlIvllix, what makex your cat xo small? PIIYI.IIs+ 0h, I hrought him up on condensed milk. I . All Iz: .'. .IVIIQI f Ifii' . f'2: 'III ...vfg . I.. 6? A Page Sixty-Five fi f , 'val 9,4 : : :::.5,:..: oancgwcul 14 , ,. .,,. A S V ' :na-nl N.g 1g2 i'l'5-f :iz wr Z X I I I RCW. il lr I ' 1 Q NICK- Have you a fine tooth comb? CARL W.- Nm I don't comb my teeth. Mnefeen MINNIE L. FELT Wellington English Sigma Pi Phig Y. W. C. A. Mild of spirity sweet of temperament. RUTH Fowuzn Kingman Home Economics Beta Gamma Epsilong Orchestra '19-'2Og Spanish Club '19-'20g Belles Lettres '19-'20. There's mischief brewing somewhere when Ruth's eyes begin to twinkle. BERYL FREEMAN Winfield Biology Beta Gamma Epsilong Y. W. C. A.g Le Cercle Francais. Her smile's as warm and bright As if a diamond mocked its light. WILMA GEITGEY Anthony Education Sigma Pi Phi, Glee Club: Y. W. C. A.g Women's Glee Club '20-'21. History is confusing Io her in one respectg she never knows which Charles they are talking about. HOMER GODDING Burns English Delphi, Chairman Executive Committeeg Y. M. C. A.g Collegian Board '20-'21g Orchestra Treasurer '21g All Star. He has a head to contrive, a tongue to persuade, and a hand to execute any mischief. HALLIE GOFORTH Overton, Texas Religious Education Sigma Pi Phig Glee Clubg Y. W. C. A.g Span- ish Clubg Women's Glee Club '21g Student Volunteer, Treasurer '20-'21. The mildest manner and the gentlest heart. flwenf 0199 , ' 1 Z Page Sixty-Six ,r-agp.. . iirarflxilp ii I i in iiigii ra X H U , Q' e':::i:::. 'k ' :::i::e::e 'A IUWUUZU' 91' VIRGIL GRAHAM Winheld History Delphi, Brass Quartetteg Y. M. C. A.g Or- chestrag Band. He isn't nearly so serious as he looks. EDNA GREENBANK Little River Biology Sigma Pi Phig Y. W. C. A. Keenly responsive to everything thafs good. PATTII HANDLEY Bucklin English Belles Lettres, Glee Clubg Y. W. C. A.g Wo- men's Glee Club '20-'21g Spanish Club. I will give you a gay futility of smilesf, J. LESTER HANKINS Coldwater Religious Education Delphig Orchestra '16, '17, Program Commit- tee Chairman '20-'21, Chaplain '20-'21g Y. M. C. A.g Men's Glce Club '17-'l8g Class Basketballg Track '17, '21. What I can't understand, I won't believe. HAZEL HANSCOM Winfield Biology Sigma Pi Phig Y. W. C. A.g Spanish Cluhg Le Cercle Francais. ' 'If I let you go, will you promise to come hack? MAE HANSCOM Winfield English Sigma Pi Phig Y. W. C. A.g Le Cercle Fran- caisg Spanish Clubg Dramatics. Dignity and reserve are two of the graces she possesses. l MRS. COLDWATER1lgCaSf not thy bread aside, for it will return unto thee after many days as bread pudding. I Mnefee mlm ,W A u qile fi 0129 . Page Sixty-Seven 1 x l M 'uf ..-Qs, .... Qfn' Amalfi: . . .Z ,150 -2 K-Q5 NJ! we f Q l'f ':'ii5lii3ii IOUUUZU' 97' , BASIL HARRIS Leon Biology Athens, Board of Dirdctorsg Y. M. C. A. I know what otbers may never know. EMELINE HERSHEY Milton Home Economics Sigma Pi Phig Y. W. C. A. Philosophers say, in tbeir direful way, We live on tbe bones of tbe past. JESSIE HERSI-IEY Milton Religious Education Sigma Pi Phig Y. W. C. A.g Spanish Club. Fearless minds climb soonest into crowns. FRED H. HENRY Winfield Economics Delphig Y. M. C. A. Yes, I'd like to be a cave-man witb a toma- bawk and a spear. MARTIN V. HOLM Goddard History and Political Science Delphig Y. M. C. A.g Class Athletics. I never can bide myseU from me. EDITH HOOD Winfield Biology sigma Pi Phig Y. W. C. A. All that we see or seem is but a aream within a dream. PROP. JOHN Cin Algebrab- Don, what letters can't you find tbe value of? DON P.- I can'tfind the value of U. 0, flffnofeera A u One? ,4q H Page Sixty-Eight fxfilxcl gif 1: Qf- A Owe hw def THELMA HOUGH Winfield Mathematics Belles Lettresg Y. VV. C. A.g Spanish Club. Worry to her, a sin, Laughter an impending duty. ERNEST A. HULL Winfield History Delphig Y. Nl. C. A.g Student Pastorg Wes- leyan Brotherhood. There is no end to what I have begun. HAROLD HULPIEN Newton Biology Alpha Beta Alphag Y. M. C. A.g Men's Glee Club '20-'21g Student's Council '21g Bethel Collegeg All Star. All great men have died and I amfeeling sick. FLORENCE IRWIN Argonia History Sigma Pi Phig Y. M. C. A.g Spanish Club. For every why she has a wherefore. HERMAN COLLETT JOHNSON Winfield Religious Education Delphi, Treasurer '20g Student Pastorg Wes- leyan Brotherhood, zSecretary-Treasurer '20, To be great is to be misunderstood. WILLIS .IOBES Winfield Social Science Delphig Y. M. C. A.g Bandg Spanish Club. Knowledge is often painful. i I S z l Z PEARL NICHOLS-H What do ou su ose makes my Joor old horse foam at the mouth? .V pp . 1 ANGELL- I su gest that you teach your horse lo slit. g. . . I Mnefeen -A y..1 3 9 Page Sixty-Nine ff'-rx! 5.-, C A . Q , ,,.. , .... 'A.2 Vqi., :,1 0507 AU' 97 l'll3i.1zNA JORGENSON Sylvia Home Economics Sigma Pi Phi, Glee Club, Triog Y. VV. C. A., VVomen's Glee Club '20-'21, VVben words fail, music' interprets. TIIl2LMA KEA'l'lNlI Liberal English Sigma Pi Phi, Y. VV. C. A. A friend may well be reckoned the masterpiece cj naturef' ANNA LUCILLE KEATON Winheld English Belles Lettresg Y. VV. C. A.g Student Council '21, Le Cercle Francais. Brilliant, but almost afraid we willfind it out. IIARRY Kiz1.1.1zR Penalosa Biology Delphig Y. M. C. A. Learning by studying 'Twas never entailed from falber lo son. must be won, VIRGIL KENNEDY' Winheld Alatbematics Delphi, Chairman Program Committee, '21, Y. M. C. A. I um the doubter and the doubt. INEZ Kms Kansas City, Mo. Political Science Belles Lettresg Y. W. C. A., Cabinet '20-'21, Debate '20, ,213 Collegian Stuff '2lg Secretary Treasurer Rooters' Club '20-'2l. 'Ulflisfortune is sad, and terribly bad, for people who take it to heart. JOKE EDITORfuI hope you'll laugh at tbesejokesf' FRESHMAN- How can I? Alotber always taught me to respect old age. fflwefeerz ' , fiwenf One Page Seventy K, H22 iwcl -v - - V':--V ,:.VV GW? Ut QP , OPAL LACY Anthony Social Science Belles Lettres, Glee Clubg Y. NV. C. A.g Span- ish Clubg K. U. '19-'20. The easiest person to deceive is one's sem ARNoN LENZ VVinheld Religious Education Delphig Y. M. C. A.g Student Pastorg VVes- leyan Brotherhood. Don't view me with a crilic's eye. ESTHER LUTZ Winfield Social Science Sigma Pi Phig Y. W. C. A. Be good and let who will he clever LUCILLE LYTTON Newton Education Beta Gamma Epsilon, Chaplain '2lg Y. VV. C. A. She is just the quiet kind whose nature never varies. AGATHA MARTIN Canton, Okla. Romance Languages Belles Lettresg Y. W. C. A.g VVomen's Glee Club '19-'20g Le Cercle Francaisg Spanish Club. So unique, and yet so sympathetic. DOROTHY lNflARTIN Hutchinson Biology Beta Gamma Epsilon, Chairman Program Committee '21g Belles Lettres, Sergeant-av Arma '20g Y. W. C. A., Cabinet '19-'20g Class A E i Secretary-Treasurer 'Zlg Women's Glee Club '20, Good things come done up in small packages. CECIL C.- How can I keep my toes from going to xleep? BILL SEACAT- Don't let them turn in. . .. c . c Avlilt .. vcvv ccc.c .. cvct ccc. I Page Seventy-One ,M-.,f LCD, ' i i v. , Q' lv- I ZAV I can U' QP I.. ELDON lY1ARTIN Newton Nlatbemalies Athensg Y. M. C. A. lI's had luck to wink ol the wrong girl. eg, R. GLENN lhlARTIN Belle Plaine lVIatl1ernuties Athensg Y. M. C. A. A rigbl man in the right place. OPAL lV1AYSE English Belles Lcttres, Cvlee Clubg Y. VV. C. A.g Le Ccrclc Frzmczxisg Spanish Clubg Dramuticsg Campus Pluyersg VVomen's Glee Club. '21, No legacy is so rielz as good will. Oklahoma City, Oklu. G. RAYMOND lVlCGINN VVinfield Biology A Athens. . It's wonderful bow careless people are in these dots, FRANCES lh1CKINLEX Oxford English Sigma Pi Phig Y. VV. C. A. Patience and gentleness are power PHILIP MCMULLEN Norwich English Athcnsg Y. M. C. A.g Collegian Stuff. Business is business wherever you pare EARL lXIOoREf Tbal young .'VIrs. Parker worslrips Oliver, doesn't she? LAWRENCE G.- Well, slwe places burnt offerings before bim lliree times a dqvf' I C' A - . ..,. .... . . ..,. - 25 Iififil: 12:'.': I Size - 55.. 5:g:.I :EIS ..3..:.. : E 'i .. H A .. . A Page .Seventy-Two f 4-CN DY K f ' tvfwkiv . f K Sl i Y..,V 1: A K ,.,. - Q' it ig -. Ocwo' of dor- -. . R- - I- , ,. . - ,,,. 1 'R ,, .. ,,... .... . .. . .. L fx- lXlILDRED lvlILES Sedgwick English Sigma Pi Phi, Sergeant at-Arms '21, Y. XV. C. A.g Le Cerele Francais. Good looking besides being a good student. GLENN O. lNf1ILLER VVinlield Biology Delphi, Quartette '20-'21, Class President '20, Class Basketball. Could anyone carry u beam' sfbedule and ct ease lzelter tban I? NIARGARET lVllLLER Sylvia English Beta Gamma Epsilon, Debate Chairman, Octetteg Y. WV. C. A., XVomen's Glee Club '20-'21, Dramaticsg Spanish Club. Unassuming and friendly to all. RUBY AIILLER Sylvia Home Economics Sigma Pi Phig Y. XV. C. A. Ever willing to be imposed upon. NIAUDE lXlORGAN Driftwood, Okla. Home Economics Sigma Pi Pliig Y. XV. C. A., Class Basketball 'l9. Knowledge comes, but wisdom lingers. EARL C. NIOORE Furley History and Political Science Delphi, Y. M. C. A., Men's Glee Club ,ZU-'2l. W'bat? lfVbx1'? l'l'l1en? U'here?Aud infinitum -that is Earl's style. PAUL ll.+ 0b, my Crac'ious. ' W I L L . f f .. . ....o.. . .... io. ... L ..... Page Seventy-Three Zwmxf L-gl . 'Ci'--Cl 11U i C A ' QM A Owoliw ef . HOWARD NELSON Winfield Romance Languages Delphig Y. M. C. A. He came to us sin le be leaves us-alas- - n g , married! LIAL NEWMAN Winfield History and Political Science. Delphig Y. M. C. A., Collegian Staff '20-'2lg Class Vice-President '21, My only books were women's looks, And folly is all they taugbt me. JEAN E. PATTERSON Winfield Chemistry Sigma Pi Phi, Chairman Program Committeeg Y. W. C. A. If A's were diamonds, we would all have to wear smoked glasses. VERL1NE PECK Pratt Piano Sigma Pi Phig Glee Club '21g Y. W. C. A.g Women's Glee Club '20-'21g Orchestra '19-'2O. Yes, I sing a little, play a little, read a little, and talk a wbole lot. MARIE PEDDECORD Winfield Mathematics Sigma Pi Phig Y. W. C. A. Silence is my protection. HELEN JUNE PETER Pawnee, Okla. Biology Sigma Pi Phig Chairman Executive Commit- tee '21g Y. W. C. A., Cabinet '20-'21g Orches- tra '20-'2lg Student Volunteer, Student's Council '21. Quiet waters run deep. PROP. EWALD- In Alaska it's daylight during the entire summer. PAUL MOORE-UI sure wouldn't like tbat, would you? Mwfe . . . . f f 1 Page Seventy-Four ff 'r? 'Til-N C1 ' l J1l'fTfF'.: . df AJ Q ,, V . 1,::: gf- 3 IA, vAA,, ,,::,, I , , QI' . .,.. . ,,:,.,,.,: , . .,:,:. . :.,. ga --.2-1, 2. 2 . :.: .:-, -v,1- s :v,.,., :,. :,.,. . . . . -is E. HOYT PIPER Arkansas City Illatbemalics Delphi, Y. M. C. A.g Band '19-'20, '20-'Zig Orchestra ,193-'20, '20-'21, Men's Glee Club '20-'21, College Quartette '19-'20, '20-'2l. Started well as a Freshman and bas held to it wellf, EDITH lXlARIE POORE Mulvane Voice Sigma Pi Phi, Glee Club, Trio '20-'21, Y. VV. C. A., College Quartette '19-'20, '20-'2lg Women's Glee Club '20-'21, Spanish Club. Hath music in ber soul. DONALD W. Ross Social Science Athensg Y. lNl. C. A., Spanish Club. Wichita Falls, Texas Usuallt' prepares bis lessons. LEVI RYMPII Harper Social Science Delphi, Y. M. C. A., lN'len's Glee Club '20-'21g Oratory, Old Line '21, Gospel Team '20, All Star. He sometimes misses a fine cbance to keep still. PEARL M. SAUER Dexter Home Economics Beta Gamma Epsilon, Belles Lettres ,19-'20, Spanish Club. A mighty hunter, and ber prey is Man. ,ff FRED Nl. SCHULI. Winfield History Delphi, Chairman Program Committee '20, Class Vice-President '20, All Star-elect. I dare do all that may become a man. l ww. fi il-. . 'A' 'I College life is a long loaf for which fatber furnishes flue dough. it .... .s. s ... E ..l rlle at .. Page Seventy-Five cf-sc so if-N! f, K, 2 jjlkwt ,..A ..A. A,,,,'V 1 : ' to ' 0107 U' 91 , ,. XVILLIAM E. SHULER Bucklin v -15 V . History and Political Science ' an Athens, Sergeant-at-Arms '19, Oratory '20, V Chairman Oratory '20-'21, Minstrel, Debate in '2lg Pi Kappa Deltag Studentls 'Council '20, General Treasurer '2lg Forensic Council '2lg Secretary Anti-Tobacco Association '2lg Y. - ix M. C. A., Cabinet '20-'21, Gospel Team '20, ' Leader '2Ig Spanish Club. . , His positions, tbougb many, have never ye! Q- . engaged all luis talent. J ALVENA Simms Abbyville if 1 Romance Languages Sigma Pi Phi, Y. W. C. A. 'KHow poor are tbey wbo bave no patience. BERTHA SNYDER Winheld Biology ' Beta Gamma Epsilon, Belles Lettres '19-'20g Y. VV. C. A., VVomen's Glee Club '19-'20g Stuclent's Council '20gClass Secretary-Treas- urer '2l. And a serious soul is looking from tb-1,' eranest U eres. GLENN STEINBERG Winfield History and Political Science A Ford in stature, but an Apperson at bean. Jonx STEINER Winfield Chemistry Alpha Beta Alpha. Hisface is a picture ofjocial miscbiei'ousness. CLYDE STOCKING Winfield Public School fVIusic Athensg Y, Nl. C. A. Noted for bis mucisal ability. UNCLEY- A lvair in tlie bead is worth Iwo in the comb. e . .. ..... . ...,.... r . ... .. .. . l ,.. ..i ...s ess.. ..... ... . ... . . . i f f 0129 Page Se venly-S ix , ,sfiifirsfbile ' Wg.-Cf K' C! L! dgxmmi M A,,,. ,. , Q A '553i!?.5.5iff5i5iiiii ,M 0107 AU' 914 . l MAX V. STocK1NG Winfield Nfalhematics , Athens, Consul '19, Board of Directors '2Og Y. M. C. A., Cabinet '20-'ZIQ Men's Glee Club '20-'21, Class President '20-'21, Dramatics Clubg .lunior Playg Track 'Zlg All Star. ullfluch larger men get far less done. C. MERLE SUTER Chemistry Athensg Y. M. C. A. Hunter, Okla. You can't listen as fast as I can talk. ELSIE SYLENDER Lake City English Belles Lcttres, Glee Club '20-'21, NVomcn's Glee Club '20-'Zig Y. VV. C. A. The only wav to have afriend is to he one. NEVA TREXLER Liberal History Sigma Pi Phig Y. VV. C. A.g Le Ccrclc Fran- caisg Dramatics Club, Graduate of Expres- sion '21. She speaks, behaves, and acts just as she ought. ELYSABETH UNGLES Arlington Biology Beta Gamma Epsilong Y. VV. C. A.g Sigma Pi Phi 'l9-'ZOQ Spanish Club. Above all things, new fashions, I love well. Lois VAN VALKENBURGH Deer Creek, Okla. English Sigma Pi Phig Y. VV. C. A.g Basketball '21g NVomen's Glee Club '20-'21. A eamouflaged cut-up. It is said that Southerners have a soft nature. Ted admits that he is a Southerner. s Mfffefeff sr, sttrq ... fl be . Page Seventy-Seven f,,,,,....,X .Q LQ... , ' M X' -3392 C Q, ' Q,--f m..mii?i'f'- ' i.ff.f'f f ' ' Q' oh ol , ,... .. , if .5 wtifgvfw ' .1 0503 Ui QF' . 1 ..,, ..... 12' 1.- . , . -is I ELLEN VAN CLEVE Winfield Biology Sigma Pi Phig Y. W. C. A.g Student Volunteer' She seems quiet, but do not judge by appear- ances. ERMA ll. XNAINNER Hutchinson Social Science Sigma Pi Phig Y. W. C. A. Conscienlious, and with a mind of great bril- liancef' .IESSIE B. XYALLACE Stafford Biology Sigma Pi Phig Y. W. C. A.g Student Volun- tecrg Spanish Clubg Class Basketball '19-'20. Goodness is its own reward. GEORGE R. WARREN Lyons Political Science Dc-lphig Y. M. C. A.g Debate '2lg VVcslc-yan Brothcrhoodg Mcn's Glee Club '20-'21g Class President 'Zig Student's Council '20. And the best of me is diligence R. L. XVELLS Eva, Okla. Religious Education Alpha Beta Alpha, Founder, Constitu'ion Committee, Ritual Committeeg Y. M. C. A.g XVcsleyan Brotherhood, President '20g Slud- ent Pastor. He is getting far more than a degreef' IQAYMOND T. NVELCH Macksvillc Biology Dclphig Y. M. C. A.g Student Voluntccrg Orchestra '20-'21. A photographer of no mean ability. TED VVALKERf I kept my head when Ifell into the water. INEZ- Oh, that, I suppose, was what made it float. . 1 sm . ...... ..... .,.. 11-- I... ,.... .2.. i 1 ...... ..,.......: --... 3 ...... R ... ... . .. if Page Seventy-Eight ,--s ',,,.....,x, 1 , .4 M: .nf V .ji EQ, X -111 .z 'V 1 ie:-- :I' to all cl HELEN lPlOMER WEST Blackwell , Home Economics Beta Gamma Epsilong Belles Lettres '19-'20g Basketball '19-'20, ,20-'2l. Youtb is not the era :J wisdom. LEWELLYN XVHITE Enid, Okla. Social Science Alpha Beta Alpha, Founder, Vice-Chancellor '20, Censor '2lg Campus Playersg Cheer Leader ,l9g Collegian Stall '20-'2lg Spanish Clubg Class Athletics. VVl1o can say more than this that you alone are you? EDITH WllITT Sylvia Romance Languages Sigma Pi Phi, Glee Clubg Y. VV. C. A.g XVO- men's Glee Club '20-'21g Le Cerele Franeaisg Spanish Club. Already in the promised land. lV1INNIli XVILLIAMS Larncd Education Sigma Pi Phig Y. VV. C. A. gVVomen's Glee Club '19-'Z0. They who climb slowly' fall less easily. JESSE W. WILLIAMSON Guthrie, Okla. History and Political Science Delphi, Chaplain '20, Chairman Oratory '20 '21g Y. M. C. A., Cabinet '19-'20g Debate '21 Student Paslorg Wesleyan Brotherhood. ,'He trusts in his own Powers. DORIS VKJKZAL XVILSON VVinHeld Religious Education gma Pi Phig Y. W. C. A. 'fl bare bad a great many experiences in my tzme.', i Q 11 i ED KEYES Cin .Labj- Say, Edith, don't:vou want me to magnetize you? VINCENT fknowinglyl- Now, she's attractive enough. . ,.a. - '. , 1 .'1.Z 5 ,.1-,'I1 2t' :s2P1-2 ,.,.-:--, ,. . ,. L Page Seventy-Nine , K l.,Q f f, . J 41 QM' 1'A 732 5????E' 1 i 0409 AU' QP , DOROTHY WOLFE Kewanee, Ill. 9 Romance Languages Belles Lettres, Sergeant-at-Arms 'Zig Y. W. C. A.g Le Cercle Francaisg Spanish Club. Qf her bright face, one glance will tracea picture on the brain. EVERETT A. Woon Winheld Nlathematics Delphig Y. lVl. C. A. Every man is the architect of bis own future. FAYE ZUHARS Winfield llflatbematics Sigma Pi Phig Y. W. C. A., Cabinet '20-'2lg Dramatics Clubg Spanish Clubg Collegian Staff '20-'21. I love mathematics, but best of all I love Franknessf' ELSIE A. WULFMEYER Wichita Piano Belles Lettres, Glee Club, Triog Y. W. C. A.g Women's Glee Club, Vice-President '21g College Quartette '20-'Zig Class Secretary- Treasurer '20g Student's Council '20g Assist- ant in Piano. If you meet her by night or by day, She always has something pleasant to say. FRANK LEATHERMAN Latham History and Political Science Delphig Y. M. C. A.g Student's Council '2lg Track '20g Class Athletic Manager. With his dignified air he might be mistaken for a Prof. RUBY M. SAUNDERS Voice Belles Lettres, Glee Club, Triog Y. W. C. A.g W0men's Glee Club '19-'20, '20-'21g College Quatrette '19-'20, '20-'21. Good nature is like a sunny day, it sheds its brightness everywhere. VEBLIITIE PECK lSpeaking of Milton in English 4D- He wrote 'Paradise Lost', then his wife died and he wrote 'Paradise Regained. Q fviflitfgzcegg g H I lA'., :::,, ...pflf ,,Vx 0139 N Page Eighty ,frrxfqrfl tw tfv tc . o Z Q Qf- A 0102 f ef EMMA W. WILSON Winheld Education Beta Gamma Epsilong Y. W. C. A.g Student Volunteer. The force of her own merit makes her way. CECIL CROCKER Winiield History and Political Science Alpha Beta Alpha. We grant, althoztgh he has much wit, he is very shy in using ttf' HELEN LAWRENCE Wichita Social Science Beta Gamma Epsilon, Program Committee '2O: Sigma Pi Phi '19-'ZOQ Y. W. C. A. Canilze' '213 Student Volunteerg Studenfs Council '20g Debate 'Zig Women's Glee Club '19-'20. Nothing great was ever achieved without en- thusiasmf' PAUL R. RUTLEDGE Valley Center History Alpha Beta Alphag Y. M. C. A.g Football '19- '20g Men's Glee Club '20-'21. Very fond of the company of ladies. EVA MORRISON Canton Piano Sigma Pi Phig Glee Clubg Women's Clee Club '20-'21. Slow and easy going, but she gets there just the same. ' HIRAM JARRETT Liber. I Mathematics Delphig Y. M. C. A.g Football '20. That's plain as the beak on my face. Someone asked Prof. Ross if there was anything he could do that no one else caould. PROF. Ross- Why, certainlyg I can read my own writing. Meefe I ... .... I . ...... - .. f 0 9 . Page Eighty-One ...at-125. 'Lu i n n ' A ocfncfbul r I, ,f'fNi 'l -w fo 1 M Q xl vi. C ' ' A :::s ::: ae 1 I gf' 'nun Ilkill A good cure for blues-eat more greens. ensue. ARTHUR D. KAHLER Arkansas City History Alpha Beta Alphag Football '19, '20g Basket- ball '20, '21, Track '20, '21, Captain 'Z0. His limbs were cast in manly mold For hardy sports and contests bold. WILLIAM CASEBOLT Cedarvale Mathematics Delphi, Sergeant-at-Arms '20g Y. M. C. A.g Men's Glee Club '20-'21g Class Football. Society is bis glittering hope. IRWIN M. CUNNINGHAM Minneola History and Political Science Delphig Denver Universtiy '19-'20g Y. M. C. A.g Men's Glee Club '20-'21g Bandg Orches- trag Spanish Club. The word quiet isn't in his vocabulary. GEORGE Ross Wichita Falls, Texas Religious Education Delphig Y. M. C. A. I don't think things happen by chance. ROSE AILEEN BOSCH Worland, Wyoming ' History Sigma Pi Phig Y. W. C. A. Seldom gives her tongue to her thoughts. DAVE FISHER Braman, Okla. Social Science Delphig Y. M. C. A., Class Basketball. Time hangs heavy on my bands. I q Mfnefeen A R ffege fz One - Page Eighty-Two ,,..---A-sNf xQ--N , gf 4fffQ??.i , .4 fgomedy Of 'i6Jk65f9Q Y ' Y 5 g I .i 5 Mfiifxkik A 1:: ::: 5 SX '::' ' WQQML Gm? 3 if 3 ., ,.,,,, ,.,.. 9 I ' .. Page Izijhly-7h1'u ,M--.x4'1 .2 flcltiii f ' 3. , ' C' J, J QM . J':::!a:: :::2::::f 0507 U' 91' ,, 5 E l 5 EUNICE ABBOTT Alden Mathematics Sigma Pi Phig Y. W. C. A.g Spanish Club. Content to do tbe best sbe can. LILLIAN T. ALLISTON Independence English Sigma Pi Phi, Glee Club, Triog Y. W. C. A.g Women's Glee Club. I dare you to talk faster tban I can. MARION J. ALEXANDER Haven Education Alpha Beta Alphag Y. M. C. A. I would make reason my guide. VIVIAN ASTLE Haven Mathematics Sigma Pi Phig Y. W. C. A. A sweet disposition bas sbe. MARGARET AX1 ELL Argonia Romance Languages Beta Gamma Epsilong Y. W. C. A. A friend to everybody and everybody's friend. EvERE'rr C. BARNES Hunter, Okla. Mathematics Athensg Y. M. C. A. To-morrow tbey may do tbeir worst, for I , have lived to-day. C Q r LIAL N.fafter eating eight ice cream conesj- My, but my conscience buns! Mnefeen ' ii i flweof' Om-9 I . 'Cf .2 . Page Eighty-Four ff! rw v-.Qi , Q ,,.:.A: , ' 1V.1'-AA- Offfmigflffg 91 ESTHER BECK Winheld Piano Belles Lettres, Glee Clubg Y. W. C. A. Music washes away the dust of everyday life. lVlAR.IORIE BEER Larned Mathematics Sigma Pi Phig Y. W. C. A. Busy souls have no time to be busy bodies. LESLIE F. BENDER VVinGeld Mathematics Delphig Y. M. C. A. To my teachers I am very sympatheticgwhen I need good grades. ELIZABETH BENEDICT Winfield Home Economics Belles Lettresg Y. W. C. A.g Vice-President Class '21, I've wasted time, now does time waste me. PORTER BowER Winheld English Athens, Assistant Chairman of Musicg Y. M. C. A.g Cheer Leaderg Men's Clee Club. VVhat wind hath blown him thither? GRATIA FRANCES BOYLE Wichita English '- Belles Lettresg Y. W. C. A.gStudent's Council, Le Cercle Francais. A Freshman with a promising fuluref' PROF. GOLDSMITH Cro classj- If you've got that in your head, you have it in a nutshell. , ,. MD . i .. 'V., ' ,.., ..,,.., . .. Page Eighty-Five ,f-Aws.Q... 3 ,V,. avril ,.. - Q 1-: 1 , ,,., ,'V-:-:' ' 'A ,i.ll'fa f J QM :1--' gn f 'nfg-Q1g:3x.3zrf :-- . 9607 LU GY' , V.,.. ,,,,: ,V:::, ,zvzz , . :.,,,, 1:,,,, V,1:: 5 , zafggiffift .,v-,: 5 f .vzlz 1 .,.. ig 1...:,, V, , . L X 4 1, PAN. BRACIQ Moline Chemistry Atliensg Y. M. C. A. His devious ways, like the Nlisxissippi, are lined with bluffs. lvA BRANDON Burden Home Eeonomies Beta Gamma Epsilong Y. W. C. A. I remember a mess of things, but none dis- l . 1 ll71t'll:V.U l lXlARION SYDNEY BRAY Kingman Social Science Sigma Pi Pliig Y. W. C. A.g Basketball 'Zig Captain Freshman Basketball '21. Capable and always busy. 3 .l l l l2l.lZABETll BROWN Lame-d Q Ifconomies l Siglna Pi Plii, Glue Clubg Y. XY. C. A.g Wlo- Q mn-nls Glec Club. E She has a peculiar dignity and grave that makes her one to he admired. 5 l 1 l FLORENCE BROVVN Burns History Bt-Iles Lettres, Glce Clulbg Y. VV. C. A. And some that smile, I fear have in their hearts millions of mischief. . FRANK Bkowx Marion History and Political Science Delphi, Program Committee, Executive Com- mittee, Octetteg Y. M. C. A.g Class President ,205 Studt-nt's Council 'Zig College Quartette ,213 lx'lCl1,S Glve Club '2l. He has well represented his class. Pico:-'. JOllN'lKAll.9l7'l'L' makes the marks grow rounder. , .. ,, ..... . .: : s, ff' f ilil flffif-522 22. if: 'zae EE fseas s:f .., vgzg. .. . V- i - -'Ii Page Eighty-Six A 4 Q ww. 1 A , , Q 3 G5 N X , wk Q . .,.. A It Mx ':..k:.' '...I..... 0409 Ui Qt' VIDA BROWN Drummond, Olcla. Piano Belles Lettrcs. Y. XV. C. A' True in word and tried in deed. RITA A. BUIRLEY Dewey, Okla. Education Sigxnu Pl Phig Y. W. C. A.g Student Volunteer. One cannot break home ties. DAISY DEEN BURT XVichim English Belles Lettres, Glee Clubg Class Secretary '20g Y. W. C. A.g Spanish Club. JQVC -. 1 1 6 .ill By diligence, she wins her way. EDITH CAPPS Winheld 3 Biology I ' gn' , M Belles Lettres. Y. W. C. A. - ' D I think snakes are more interesting than men. ,D I ' IX' 1 ,lakh ' A. H K ' CECIL CASBURN VVellington Mathematics , if A Delphig Y. M. C. A. l He would rather spring a good joke than eat 1 a big dinner. . . . 1 I A llUTH CATLIN WIDfIClCl ' 5 Biology A Belles Lettrcsg Y. W. C. A. None hut herseU can be her purallelf' xx N-A.. ,..Q...e.,H.-.......,,e.,,-.e.,,. , PROP. .l0HN'uvVl7fll le SIIORTN P A black one ind of a pen didyouloce Qu V? fiegefnl Qirse-2 1 -:', fllljefex r -..,- 4 ::,- . 11l:1 f::--f ....f ::: ztf zv- . .,....- . , -...'.f 'A . .. .. Q Page liIglIII1 Sfven I !,f-imxfxxgl . f i--1 121 2-Q . Q,-1 -. if 1 x :Wm l A . , A,:A .- ,AAA , -A,1 ...rf-:':,:5:::i'1? :::1::::: . 0107 U' 97' - WARREN C. CONNER Tribune Political Science Delphig Y. M. C. A. Nature bas formed strange fellows in ber time. ALLETA M. CULBREATH St. .lohn Home Economics Beta Gamma Epsilong Y. W. C. A. Doing good and being good. ERMAL CUMMINGS Anthony History Beta Gamma Epsilon, Music Committeeg Y. W. C. A.g Orchestra '21g Women's Glee Club '21g Basketball '21, Pep sbe has, and talent, too.' A combination found in few. n EUGENE CUNNINGHAM Hazelton Romance Languages Dclphig Y. M. C. A. Business all the way through. ESTHER CRAGUN Kingman Matliemalics Beta Gamma Epsilong Y. W. C. A. Co wisely and slowly. Tbey stumble who run fast. O Rox' DAVID Winfield Mathematics Delpliig Y. M. C. A.g Student Council '20g Gospel Team '20. He is a wise man who talks little. HOMER GODDING Cafter playing a violin soloj- What do you think of my execution? PROF. ALTVATER- I am in favor of it. Page Eighty-Eight , V J!litl:'i?Q zl, Eizii if .l.,,. .V.: ...,1f , ,J-819 on Q fa.-LA4qL'x'g,.V f .- Q ,.2. ' ' 'Q . K , A dm J Q' . 72f2.JE1 1 ,, if ., 1 0597 w 97 VADA DAVID Home Economics Sigma Pi Pllig Y. VV. C. A. Honor and faith and a sure MARY KATHIRYN DETTER Nlathematics Sigma Pi Phig Y. W. C. A. VVinlielcl intent. Winhcld Fm doing mv Sunday School best. RUSSELL Dll'MAN Chemistry Athensg Y. M. C. A. Larnccl Greater men than I have lived, but I doubt it. C. LUCILLE EASTER Home Economics Bartlc-Svillc, Okla. Sigma Pi Phi, Glee Clubg Y. XV. C. A.g NVQ- men'S Glee Clubg Class Basketball. Constantly striving to make her hes! better. lN1ARY EDWARDS Cherokee, Okla. Home Economics Beta Gamma Epsilong Y. XV. C. A. A gracious manner and a winning smile. t XR K ,r I Q. 53? J A G -.. A 3 la 5 - Q, ll xx xxx, r dll' xg- Q RICHARD EVANS Beaver, Okla. English Atl1ensgY. lNl. C. A. Fm too busy to think. f f Q 'i,. .ifwkj iii 5 K ' lVlARGARET M.- I always get a drink before I go to History of Ed. ills so dry. - -, ., , . .. Jigg a 1.'. .1::'-11-2'f I ii- Ifl' -f.f-2f .:1'1222: .1 39 , . Page Eighty-Nine f fXOQ -Svc! - , fQf'iY's Ta il M J 1 egfw ., , . ., . Qujgisrlszs ' n f xxskun I UMD UI QI' , W, ,,.,. .,:, Q ---- e .- V,., '--' -' - '.:,fwefvf.-'if'ff sf-g.wf V A V 'X W , . . 1 l MARCIUERITE FALLS Winlield 1 Biology 3 5 Beta Gamma Epsilong Y. XV. C. A.g Spanish l Club. l X V A merry heart doeth good, like medicine. E x l . Q ,rl ELMER FARNSWORTH Winfield , A W Biology 1 i Athensg Y. M. C. A. Q A little learning mixed with four years of l frolicf' l l l l l X i l s i 1 , l i 2 S l l 0,1 I s ! I l l 5 Fr E l lwllLDRED FERGUSON Ponca City, Okla. Chemistry Sigma Pi Phig Debate '21g Y. W. C. A. A talker of much power. I She could empty the fullest house in half an hour. BYRON FITZGERALD Ness City Nlathematics Y. M. C. A. Beware.' I may yet do something Sensational. PAUUNE FLEMING Enid, Okla. Piano Belles Lettres, Pianist of Belles Glee Clubg Y. W. C. A. Any excuse is good if it holds. LENORA FONDA VVichita Spanish Beta Gamma Epsilong Y. VV. C. A. NU quietness hides my disposition. l l2AYMOND C.4 Holy Cowl l Mneife .. 2, V.-- . ,1 ., 9 , -. - A- -' Page Ninety ad. 'IGS l: . J : an an er fees rw fff,f7 1 ' M-C' new hw ' e .Lx ,. ' ......c::,. naman - . . umnxx ui 1 'kt nfl an Hung U ou.. MARTHA E. FOSTER Cunningham Biology Sigma Pi Phig Y. W. C. A.g Student Volunteer. D'ye think a woman's silence can be natural? MARJORIE FRANKUM Winfield English Belles Lettresg Y. W. C. A.g Spanish Club. Begorte, dull care! Thou and I shall never agree. LAWSON E. GARDNER Hutchinson History Delphig Y. M. C. A. Most wisdom often goes with fewest words. GLENNWOOD GILCHRIST Peabody Science Delphig Y. M. C. A. We that have good wits will have to answer for much. MARC GODDING Burns Biology Delphig Y. M. C. A. I never dare to he as funny as I can. JAMES W. GREENEANK Little River Social Science Alpha Beta Alpha, Program Committee 'Zig Debate '2lg Studenfs Council '21g Wesleyan Brotherhoodg All Star-elect. Rewards come from honest ejrortf' BASIL H. Cin Management discussing beating systemsj- I went to a high school where they used the hot air system. I M efeen I D, ,.,.., .Z p.,::,h4. 0119 H Page Ninety-One i 'Nf-L5-1 l At ty .. S DZ A i t QM Owe w ef JESSIE GROVES Valley Center Home Economics Sigma Pi Phi, Glee Clubg Y. W. C. A., Wo- men's Glee Clubg Spanish Club. She thinks twice before she speaks and then says nothing. ETHEL GUTHRIE Kinsley Home Economic? Beta Gamma Epsilong Y. W. C. A.g Spanish Club. One who knows the value of industry. LILLIAN HAAS Larned Home Economics Sigma Pi Phi, Y. W. C. A. A little knowledge is a dangerous thing, tbat's why I don't get a little. ' HELEN HARGIS Fowler English Sigma Pi Phig Y. W. C. A. I come to lay my weary bones among youf' VIOLA HARGIS Fowler Home Economics Sigma Pi Phig Y. W. C. A. i When I think, I must speak. ELISE El.s'roN HARRIS Winfield History Beta Gamma Epsilon, Program Committee Y. W. C. A.g Student Council '2O. A face uith gladness over-spread. MRS. GOLDSMITH Cdomestic science recitationj-- Hazel, can you tell me the best way to keep a fish from smelling? HAZEL C.- Cut his nose of. I g Jlrinefee A 3 IEEE ,.,,. , , 'JZZQ ZE One L Page Ninety-Two ff' N5 l f fa- I CQ . cg XJ Q' 'S ASSQEIEEEEEQE ,,AA 0507 U' 91 .. MARICTN lh1ARRUM llARRlS Winheld History ' Beta Gamma Epsilong Y. XV. C. A. Her life's wav will he easier because of her ever l present optimism. lxlAE HAI FIELD Belle Plaine P English Sigma Pi Phig Y. W. C. A. I It's safer being meek than fierce. lYlILDRED DEAN l lAXTON Chase I English A 1 Sigma Pi Phig Y. W. C. A. . Honesty and truth at any price. EARL lYlILTON HENRX' VVirIheld Political Science Delphig Y. M. C. A.g Orchestra 'Z1. i 'Knowledge is power. l WILLIAM l'lERRINGTON Wichita 3 Biology Alpha Beta Alpha, Art Committeeg Y. M. C. x A.g Associate Editor of Collegian. 1 A woman hater, but a shark on Cartooning. I. FAYE IIOFFMAN Pratt Education 3 Beta Gamma Epsilong Y. VV. C. A. 'KSlill, quiet, but deeper than you think. X l L N PROP. GOLDSMITH- VVhat is the smallest part Qfyour body? ART KAIILER- My brainf' , . . Q - -': E '..1ff:f. -. j Qif 2P'i: -.,.... .--- - ..,. . A ,. Page Ninety-Three fl f? octncdha: cier REBA B. HOFFMAN Pratt Social Science Beta Gamma Epsilong Y. W. C. A.g Student Volunteer. Of their own merits modest girls are dumb. WILMA HOGAN Harper Piano Belles Lettresg Y. W. C. A. She can be depended upon to do her duty. ALBA HOPKINS Udall Education Sigma Pi Phig Y. W. C. A. Admired by those who know her. CECIL HOUSE Harper Mathematics Athensg Y. M. C. A. Much study is wearisome to the flesh. JAMES E. ISENHAR-r Spivey History Athensg Y. M. C. A.g Class Footballg Class Basketball. A stern countenance, but a generous heart. VIRGINIA ROSINA JENNINGS Winfield History ' Belles Lettresg Y. W. C. A.g Spanish Club. To be admired needs only to be seen. EUI AI-I BELLE You sit down on every joke I write. ' BLANC!-IE Well I wouldnt if there was any point to them. I Mnefeen p One' b p,p. , I f' ,N ,, . 'iilllill 3 .ax . 1 AO . cre w DQ QI., ifizgifx-. ntffbi I a .I Ia, LAURA JENSEN Kildare, Okla. English Sigma Pi Phig Y. W. C. A. A thoughtful lassie, but full of fun. BEULAII LOUISE JONES Newton English Beta Gamma Epsilon, Chairman of Music Committee, Program Committee, Quartette, Octetteg Y. W. C. A.g Women's Cvlee Club. He is afool byforce or skill D To change the course of this woman's will. EDWARD KEYS Atlanta Education Athens, Brass Quartetteg Y. M. C. A.g Foot- ball '20g Band, Student's Council '20. He is not rnade for the admiration of all, hu. for the happiness of one. WALTER KISER Udall Social Science Alpha Beta Alpha, Y. M. C. A. Could I love less I should he happier. NELLIE KOGER Belle Plaine English Belles Lettresg Y. W. C. A. Her ways are ways of quietness. LOUISE KROEKER Cheney Education Belles, Lettres, Glee Club, Quartetteg Y. W. C. A. Peaceful, thoughU'ul, and refined, Always modest, sweet and kind. : e xif I 10507 AU' C1914 HAROLD H.- Oh, Gee, I humped my crazy hone. BILL S.- Yes, I know it hurts when you hit your head. f , Mel e - ... ... Page Ninety-Five ,f -'C'Xq-L 'z Q' 'iirlzsiiil 552112235 10407 U' 91' . i. l PHOEBE A. LOCKWOOD Winfield Public School Music Beta Gamma Epsilong Y. W. C. A. She has a heart but for one only. NELLIE B. LOGAN Augusta History Belles Lettresg Y. W. C. A.g Spanish Club. Around her heart she has a pain, Afethmks she is in love again. l'lELEN LONG Wichita Expression Belles Lettresg Y. W. C. A. Fine people, like fine deeds, need no trumpet. OPAL LONG Wichita English Belles Lettres, Glee Clubg Y. W. C. A.g Span- ish Club. She is always full of fun and a friend to everyone. GEORGE LOWRY Larned History Athensg Y. M. C. A. Though modest, on his unembarrassed brow. Nature has written-Gentleman. CI.ELLAND LUTZ Winfield Religious Education Dclphig Y. M. C. A. Does well, acts nobly. l l l GEORGE G. Cto A crowd on stepsj- Well, what are you fellows doing out here? ART-KKJUSI admiring the beauties of nature. GEORGE- I say, have many gone by? fllmefeen I 5 '75-.i?Df 0199 Page Ninety-Six ,f 'N-Qi-, . . mme: Q' :::!::: f:::3::::f can U' gf' ARCHIE B. MADISON Winneld History Athensg Y. M. C. A.g Wesleyan Brotherhood, Vice-President 'ZOQ Student Pastor. If silence is golden be will surely become a millionaire. RUTH MADISON Winfield Spanish Belles Lettresg Y. W. C. A. Her friends may learn from her the perfect ways of honor. HELEN L. MARTIN Udall English Belles Lettres, Executive Committeeg Y. W. C. A. She paddles her own canoe and does it well. E. MAY MASTELLAR Arlington English Beta Gamma Epsilong Y. W. C. A. Study wearies me. ROY E. METSKER Douglass Biology Athensg Y. M. C. A.g Class Football. His hooks receive his attention. LUCILLE MCCORMICK Newkirk, Okla. English Sigma Pi Phig Y. W. C. A. Modest simplicity is a virtue of women. REX B.- Blanche, can you give me change for a dime? BLANCHE-lK.H0w do you want it changed? REX-li0l7, into a quarter. I q M elee I I A , AV K GZQ ZL: Une' I Page Ninety-Seven f .,, .im 3 t nab. a4 I W lift ? 137-C b L! ff'?'J fl5iEE2E? Iounfgu' 9 .M ef' -zaufs 1, A -H., ,tu w l NELLIE MCEWAN Atlanta Mathematics Sigma Pi Phig Y. W. C. A.g Class Basketball. A sunny disposition brings its owner many friends. MARIE MCGINN Winfield Education Sigma Pi Phig Y. W. C. A.3 Spanish Club. Not only good, hut good for something. Oms MCGUIRE Meade Political Science Alpha Beta Alpha. Would that some girl loved me. Amen. MARIETTA MCINTOSH Burns Home Economics Belles Lettresg Y. W. C. Good grades-she is wearing glasses. A. MURRAY Hutchinson Languages Delphig Y. M. I don't care what happens just so it doesn't happen to me. EVERETT Mc Romance C. A. ELLA MCMINIMY Ashland English Beta Gamma Epsilong Y. W. C. A. Wise to resolve and patient to reform. GLADYS SAUNDERS-461,171 just crazy about dark haired men. I 1 Mnef e A If It fliie fz One .L Page Ninety-Eight . Ng,-L 7 ' Qfa lznxia :I A i can hw ,H cw j X 4 Qi.. L 7 . C ll3ll,lll I 0 r !lil1!!!l ' IISIIZJR Q .nan min... INETA NEAL Winheld Public School Music Belles Lettresg Y. W. C. A.g Basketball '21. An excellent basketball player. MILDRED NELSON Kiowa Education Sigma Pi Phig Y. W. C. A.g Spanish Club. A perfect lady in manner and actions. THELMA L. NELSON Winbeld Piano Sigma Pi Phig Y. W. C. A. Silence is better than unmeaning wordsf, GRACE NEVILLE Wellington Home Economics Sigma Pi Phig Y. W. C. A.g Spanish Club. Her face is fair, ber heart is true. WILLIS NEVILLE Wellington Biology Delphig Y. M. C. A. A sober youth-steady and bard working. MABEL IDA NEWCUM Kaw City, Olcla. English Sigma Pi Phig Y. W. C. A.g Spanish Club. Quiet and studiousf' EMMA LOU- Does your fountain pen leak that-way all the time? GLENN- Oh, nogjust when it has ink in it. A I Mnefeen A ,A X flije fz ne' I Page N inety-Nine ,fmarmgm 1 ' - c T 3 ii,f5Q-C. . CJ Q H li A ' :'A 1 qkz' 'l 'fi.5'fiii'i?i ' 0407 AU' 97' . I WILMA C. NEWMAN NVinfield l Home Economics i K ! Zi 3 .gs l 3 . l l l l i ' s l 1 J 2 . 5 t 3 3 'i 4 sl ii 1? .E it 'Q il ll 2 ii' . . SCOTTY- What's a catalytic' agent?', Sigma Pi Phig Y. W. C. A.g Spanish Clubg Class Vice-President '21. Talks a lot and maybe she thinks some. LALJRENCE N1cHswoNGER Viola History Alpha Beta Alphag Y. Nl. C. A.g Class Foot- ballg Class Basketball. He always looks like he is thinking. DORCITHH' NOBLE Wichita Home Economics Belles Lettrcsg Y. W. C. A. I am not as bashful as I look. CARL A. NOELL Syracuse Mathematics Dclpliig Y. Nl. C. A. Get thee behind mc, fair maidens. Lvnm NOTZ Burns Domestic Art Belles Lettrcsg Y. VV. C. A. Be gone, dull care, we will never agree, ETHEL ORR Winaelcl History Sigma Pi Plxig Y. W. C. A. Ethel is always happy and always busy. GLENN GILCHRISTfHA man who sells cattle V1 . l ',,,g. V2 :'- 'fZ 1:e ..',::s:f- ' - .,.:'. . I ' , Page One Hundred , ,f'f 5i'l'pQ r 33 A Q,-H J '11 .,., V-::3:3i:'! i ' ' 'A A o 5 ,s..xjxg'xi'x: -rffz... ' 0509 UI QP .. . , . , . , LESTER ORR Medicine Lodge History Athens, Junior Consul, Brass Quzirtetteg Y. IW. C. A.g Bundg Student's Council '20. If you tbink I am slow, D Just ask the snail I ran a race wztbf' CHARLES L. PALMER XViehit1i History Delphig Y. M. C. A.g Band, Secretziry-Treas urerg lNf1en's Glee Clubg Class Basketball. .Noted for bis charming manners with the girls. ALICE PAPES El Dorado History Sigma Pi Phig Y. W. C. A. I am sure care is an enemy to life. CAROL ALICE PETER Pawnee, Oklzi. Piano Sigma Pi Phig Y. VV. C. A.g Class Secretary- Trezisurer '20, She bath some bewilcbing power. CHARLES B. PETER Pawnee, Okhi. Biology Delphig Y. M. C. A.g Orchestra. Not in the roll of common man. DONOVAN C. POORMAN Newton Economics Athensg Y. M. C. A. Among my books what joy is tberef, ll0WARD Y.- Do you think your father would ever consent to our marriage? HELENf6lH6 might-be is so eccentric. ,. A . .:i 21.-A . 3 . Page One Hundred One ff'2NQ kQ pdf'-f tifwv-C Q AW U s QM it .SY , s Ofwflllat Qc NVILLIAM EARL PORTER Bartlesville, Okla. Mathematics Athcnsg Y. M. C. A.g Class Football. So reserved-almost need to be told that Shorty's here. ELMA PRATHER Winheld Public School Music Belles Lcttres, Glce Clubg Y. W. C. A. She goes about in her quiet way, performing her work unnoticed. EDITH E. PROSSER VVinlield Mathematics Sigma Pi Phig Y. W. C. A. Speech is silver, but silence is golden. NELL112 PUTMAN Winheld History Belles Lettresg Y. W. C. A. The gentleness of all the gods is hers. CARL QUENZER Bazine History and Political Science. Alpha Beta Alphag Y. Nl. C. A. He who thinks too much talks too littlef' I.YDlA QUENZER Bazine Biology Beta Gamma Epsilong Y. W. C. A.g Class Basketball. Attend to my own business and let others do the same. i . A boy-a book, A girl!-a look, Book neglectedgflunk expected. . V H VZQQA e '-- -.:sr I ,f, :-.f- ' jg I 39 , , Ii 1. LI . Page One Hundred Two Xff-Nfl, A,A, ' tm I+,-vv!?,,lf. r Q Qf' fiisiissmssafitas 01112042411 QP BONITA RALSTON Winnelcl Home Economics Sigma Pi phig Y. W. C. A.g Basketball '21. She seeks the little things to do, Sees them and does them, too. DOROTHY ANN READ Winfield History Belles Lettresg Y. W. C. A.g Spanish Club. Who speaks twice e'er she thinkethf' FINLEY REID Dewey, Okla. Religious Education Athensg Y. M. C. A.g Student Volunteer. Great in acts as he is in thought. .IosEPH Rmmcs Burden Science Delphig Y. M. C. A. Girls are luxuries, but not entirely necessary. AUDRIS RIFE Anthony Home Economics Sigma Pi Phig Y. W. C. A. I don't talk all the time. ETHEL CHARLOTTE ROGERS Wellington Home Economics Sigma Pi Phig Y. W. C. A. A pendulum hetwixt a smile and a tear. ELDON M.- I'll admit it. l Mnefeen . L R OD I Page One Hundred Three -if fweffil ff rs ?f',.-. 7 Q ,, Q' 1:22:55 5 1' 'iiiiii locwogw 91 EARL RoUTsoNG Wintield English Alpha Beta Alpha Jolly and musical. CATHYRENE SALSER Freeport Home Economics Belles Lettresg Y. W. C. A.g Spanish Club. Beauty is its own excuse for being. HENRIETTA PAULINE SCHUETZ Romance Languages Belles Lettresg Y. W. C. A. I want to grow old bappibff' Colleyville LUELLA SHUMWAY Home Economics Sigma Pi Phig Y. W. C. A. She bas a smile that wins. Lyons LOUISE SILCOTT Wichita Englisb Belles Lettres, Glee Clubg Y. W. C. A.g Col- legian Staflig Spanish Club. My fatal beauty bas been my life long cu1se.' HERMAN SIMS Jacksonville, Florida Social Science Athensg Y. M. C. A. I came from a distance to join your ranks. GRATIA BOYLE-ilTlI6T6,S no place like Holmes. f . M n I I .,,- u 0119 I Page One Hundred Four HQ '1eT'i'i'x 1 A I :nuns i i ' Q' f iiifflilf k f iiim A P- ' 0507 AU' QP . , DOROTHY SMITH Halstead English V Sigma Pi Phi, Sergeant-at-Arms, '21g Y. W. C. A. Beauty of expression is the proof of wisdom. HERBERT E. SMITH Beaver, Okla. History and Political Science Athensg Y. M. C. A.g Bandg Orchestra. To know him well is to appreciate his value. LUELLA SMITH Winfield Home Economics Beta Gamma Epsilon, Sergeant-at-Arms '20g Y. W. C. A.g Orchestrag Collegian Stall '20, '21 Work is not a punishment to me. LULU SMITH Ashland Education Sigma Pi Phig Y. W. C. A.g Student Volunteer. She is the quiet, lovable kind. MILDRED SMITH Forgan, Okla. . Education Sigma Pi Phi, Cvlee Clubg Y. W. C. A.g Wo- men's Glee Clubg Spanish Club. Has two big interests in life, her lessons and a ,, case. PAULINE SMITH Milton Expression Belles1Lettresg Y. W. C. A.g Dramatics To smilelis my virtue. Flirtation is altentioni without intention. fwneicee .A . A::., . .2.V,3 One? ik. Page One Hundred Five fsi ,IXC5 AJ .4:,..,,,, M Y Qf- T i Offvflfw Qi- HAZEL V. SOULE NVinlield In the dark two things can always be found-th Mnefeen Home Economics Sigma Pi Phi, Glee Clubg Y. W. C. A.g Wo- men's Glee Club. I am as constant as the northern star. LUCILLE P. STANLEY Arkansas City Home Economics. Belles Lettresg Y. W. C. A. Too much of a good thi ng is impossible. FLO MYRTLE SWALLEY Pawnee, Olda. History Sigma Pi Phig Y. W. C. In all things reason is A. her guide. TAYLOR THOMPSON Viola Biology Alpha Beta Alpha. Girls we love forvwhat they are, young men for what they promise to be. VIOLET THOMPSON Rolla Piano Belles Lettrcs,'Glee Clubg Y. W. C. A. You'll like me when you know me. RUTH TURPEN Wichita Chemistry Sigma Pi Phig Y. W. C. A.g Student Volun- tcerg Le Cercle Francais. Alasl Alas! The maiden knows so much Chemistry. e sharp edge of a door and a pretty girl's lips. 3 IUJQIBZL 0119 Page One Hundred Six ,f ,,......-,...., OXQ... ,- , -,X xnxx X EN-'Cf l .P+L,, FY- C G! ,Q QW can ow ef- .. N ,. V : -: '--',f-2- Q All .,:: ..,' 5 1 1-11:-I-1xQjg'r-jj: --'-'A- v'v:5fj.,,g V A I 1 A H t LA M1RiAM TUTTLE Winlield English Sigma Pi Phig Y. NV. C. A. On one sbe smiled and be was blessedf' NAOhiI BELLE UNDERWOOD Miami, N. M. Biology Sigma Pi Phig Y. NV. C. A.g Spanish Clubg Womenls Glee Club. She really isn'l as dignified as sbe looks. GLADYS UPSTONE Fairdalc, lll. Public Scbool Music' Women's Glee Club I like work sometimes, ilTallJ6rfaSCil1al6S me. GLADYS UTT llazclton Cbemistrv Sigma Pi Phig Y. W. C. A. Sweet and reservedf, GLADYS VAIL Plains Nlalbematicx Belles Lettresg Y. VV. How poor are lbey who have not patiencef C. A.g LcCerclc Franc us ETHEL VANCE Kiowa Home Economics Beta Gamma Epsilong Y. VV. C. A.g Spanish Club. Abl Frivolity, tbou bust no charm for me. l JESSE W.- If you will lend me that fiver, Dwight, l'll be everlastinglv indebted to you. DWIGHT Cmoving qiuckly awayl- Tbat's what I'm afraid of. f . Mf zl .-:: f .1f-i1' Vi-- ---' 1 V ii Zz' . .. . .- '- Page One Hundred Seven X750 or Q, . f Q- 0f09UZU'0I9 HELEN T.Cat a spreadj- Herbert,Myrtb IRA VERMILLION Chemistry Delphig Y. M. C. A. ' College life is the Ransom I have ever lived. best life IDA WAINNER Hutchinson Social Science Sigma Pi Phig Y. W. C. A. Serenity is an elenemt of power. ETHEL WALDEN Wichita History Sigma Pi Phig Glee Clubg Y. W. C. A.g Wo- men's Glee Clubg Spanish Club. Oh, I've had the wildest time. TED WALKER Newkirk, Okla. History Athensg Y. M. C. A.g Bandg Men's Glee Clubg Dramaticsg Class President '21. His many friends will recommend him. FLORENCE EDNA WARREN Lyons Home Economics Sigma Pi Phig Y. W. C. A.g Debate '21. She makes use of time. AMY HAZEL WELKER Nickerson Education Sigma Pi Phig Y. W. C. A.g Dramatics. The wisdom of many and the wit of one. didn't make this cake, her mother made it. HERBERT S.- I hadn't tasted it yet, but I will now. , Mvefeeng - fiwev f 0119 . Page One Hundred Eight , ,A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. yqn A. .nl ' MJ , 'ifllllll 1 2 Evo!! in C A U Q' nfiffffiiliiiiliiiif 0407 U, gp VIDA LEE WRIGHT Winheld . English Sigma Pi Phi, Y. W. C. A. No person is always wise. PAUL MCGUIRE Moline Mathematics Athens. The world's no hetter if we worry. Anne Moore Pawnee, Okla. English Sigma Pi Phi, Glee Club, Y. W. C. A., Wo- men's Glee Clubg Assistant Librarian. Her dignity is lost when she smiles. VALOIS WILLIAMS Nash, Okla. Chemistry Belles Lettresg Y. W. C. A.g Spanish Club. She has a sense of humor. Georgia Williams Nash, Okla. Biology Belles Lettresg Y. VV. C. A., Spanish Club. In spite of lessons, I have time to enjoy life. ESTELLE LEICHHARDT Garden Plaine Education Belles Lettresg Y. W. C. A. I I PAT1u Well, Moike, what hev ye named yer daughter? MIKE-Ktlrdllb, and I've named her Hazel. PAT1'lB6g0TTUb, with 257 saints to choose from ye named her after a nut. I M949 f I Q -rt Page One Hundred Nine ffsrw 5-Q f .Wye - in A 'V-' - .,. 1 'i l ,, Q' H 1':ti1 f 5 -A,1 f Qffnifff 91 , . GERTRUDE ALLSPAUGH Winfield VIOLIN Belles Lcttresg Orchestra. No where was there a busier woman than she, Yet busier than she was she seemed to he. REBA DENNY Winneld Matlwemalics Belles Lettresg Y. VV. C. A.g Basketball ,Zig Class Basketball. Seriousness, like heuaty, is only skin deep. XYILL Nl. SEACAT Bucklin Mathematics. Atliensg Y. M. C. A.g lN'lcn's Glee Clubg Class Basketball. A man is the master of his own fate. RLJTH SNYDER Dodge City English Belles Lettresg Y. W. C. A. Trouble comesfrorn idlenessfshe is never idlen IRUTH O,l'lARA Nickerson English Sigma Pi Phig Y. VV. C. A. Witty? Yes, that expresses it. I if JOSEPH XVAYNE MCCOY Cedar Vale History and Political Science Athensg Y. lNl. C. A.g Class Baslcetballg Athenian lX'linstrel. His tongue is his greatest blessing. - cg le g KISIQR lto his latest j 'MV dear, you could only see my heart, you would see your name written there.', . . ' THE GIlll.fKK Yes, I suppose it would look like a hotel register. ,, Mveikml,-A iu. ...... .,... .,i,.., i ..,.Q lzllii ..,l ... 0 Use ,C , ,V ..,. ..., . .. ,,.,,.f.,,::5, 3 .,.,,..,.5. -:f- f ,.',,,.f:f-::::-s- , i i.,g'1s::2:':2 f- -. igea f:: ' :gi Iaeaeese: Q -.f'5: :ps:s:: ,1: : ,...,1.:5 5 ,:s51.::- 7 .. - --'f' -..,,.: ril . ..,. 5 .. . .. - ,. Page One Hundred Ten Z'-'NC'-2 '14 42- .... 7 if'- Q. - ' f N KW ,U .,, T' R7 CJ 62 f::::5::::g::::5:::::y , oar: as car Mervin RUTLEDGE Valley Center Biology Alpha Beta Alphag Y. M. C. A. Jokes of all kinds, ready cut and dried. RUBY MAE KELTNER Protection History Belles Lettresg Y. W. C. A.g Spanish Club. The world is short and so am I. RUTHELLA MILLER Winhclcl English Sigma Pi Phig Y. W. C. A. She works as though she loves to do it. HUGH SIVERD Winheld Economics Sweet are the slumhers of a virtuous man. LELA MCKEE Wellington English Sigma Pi Phig Y. VV. C. A. Knowledge is more to he desired than popu- larityf' HOWARD E. SNYDER Winheld Cemisr ty VVinfield High School '21. A wise man keeps his own counself, l RALPH BLOXOM- Say, did you know I made my living hy writing? LITTLE RUT- You don't say. ' RALPH B.- Yes, writing home to Dad for cheeks. I Mnefee A Q ,::::f ,,.,g ,A m f 199 - Page One Hundred Eleven 1 l ff?-2 1033 C . Al '!3 1 n x 'MLA' K , Q' iiiiiliii-1 ' ffiliiiii Y Ouncgw 91' GEORGE MOORE Economics Opportunity had her gloves on when she knocked at my door. Arkansas City I-IERMAN HOWARD Garden City Education Delphi. Business first, then pleasure. VERNON HAYES Great Bend Mathematics Athensg Y. M. C. A. His quiet manner may cover a lot of good fellowship. STANLEY G. REIF Winfield History Aihensg Football '20g Freshmen Basketball Captaing Freshmen Athletic Coach. Train him up in the way he should go. Thafs what we're doing in Basketball. lVlABEL CALVERT Winfield Piano Belles Lettresg Glee Clubg Y. W. C. A.g Spanish Club. You can fix the eats at oir house. TOM HARPER Medford, Okla. Chemistry Alpha Beta Alphag Y. M. C. A. The last of the Harpers. GLENN-KGEMWIU Lou, I love every corner of your bead. I Jvfmefee A ,.... . 'l f 009 R A M , Page One Hundred Twelve -..............u......,,,, E, h. , A ,- sa 1- l ' i OCIETIE5 Eoonm .ga T' , - ffF , Lf- fi' if E? T If E2 lii mfigaef H. QS C K X - ,,, A Q, XX' ff f N? '- 1 Y- Y -i'- .am fyfff-'-'ri 4i T kv 5 -3, .-:E 11 1 'A fi iiai fy '-'f ' ' 'Z 2 x A y civil D -. :inns an an a . I, ..,., 1-en . ' ' , znrfsn' 'iliifllk ,Iliff llflllli - . ,,:,A.A ,,:5,,Af.:.A.A. ,:,:,.A:q V,5:qQ2.:.,.1:,..:4,::VV,,E:4,:,:::Ef. 1:::E:A ziggzz. -:Q1ffg.f Vfgg.2: gg Aiqilii QQ Efgf,, 5, : Egi QQAVVEQ , V.f2 ZI: V,:212 Q zzzzz 2 ,E. V2f,i1,f 1 EM EE, i rV.:EA -:A:, QAA Zgellesitbenian Zlaall Sigmazlmlpbian Ilaall ' , Ibm -A 'jx ',,,:. ,-.. P A , , ,, Tuma Ni ,,... A ,..,.,1, ,,.:.,..,. . ,.. f 1 , Y .,. .A.,4 , .. ,,,. , ,..,,. , . F Page One Hundred ,M fmxq . .f..,.--it ,wr W5--C .. . Q' M ,A..A . zv. ,::.:::?f::1'121:21:11: ' :AA 0507 U' 974 Ilaisturical N the early days of Southwestern College, two literary socie- ties provided adequate opportunities for the literary training of the student body, but as the school grew in numbers, new groups of literary societies were needed. A few men and women, therefore, withdrew from the existing societies and assisted in the founding of new organizations. ln the fall of 1920, Southwestern's enrollment having passed the five hundred mark, the four well established literary societies could not adequately provide for the literary training of the en- larged student body. For the purpose of organizing two new societies, a faculty committee selected a group of founders from volunteers coming from the existing organizations. The faculty committee consisted of Professors Myers, Simmons, Stout, Mrs. Goldsmith, Miss Herr and Miss Price. The founders chosen were: Paul McCaffree, Lloyd Bertholf, Raymond Carey, Angell Falls, Tom Johnston, Llewellyn White, and R. L. Wells for the men, and Carmen Carey, Catherine Wrenchey, Helen Lawrence, Lillian George, Beulah Jones, Elise Harris, Dorothy Martin, Bertha Snyder, and Margaret Miller for the women. The faculty committee met at the home of Professor Myers at 4:30 P. M., Saturday, September 25, 1920, and adopted a pros- pectus and a statement of purpose. They, together with the founders, met again Friday evening October 1, in the Y. M. den, elected members from those pledged on the regular pledging day, and appointed committees to perfect theiorganization of the two societies. Homer S. Myers. fvfmelceera 4f2nf 0139 A - ', 5 2, 2 I f . ,.-... s .'::,. 0 'A .V vin T I yi: ' ' ' ' Page One Hundred Sixleen ,,f--QR f 1., 7' 2 -4:-,.... 4, , ' ' QM ' M' L- :1.: 53 AQQ' Omg AU' QP Beta Mamma iipsailnn ORGANIZED 1920 MOTTO: Beautiful tbougbtsg Good Deedsg Earnest Linn COLORS: Rose and Gray FLOWER: Russell Rose Cnlbarter members Rilla Fowler Catherine Wrenchey Mary Story Lovana Stone Ruth Hoppock Carmen Carey Lillian George Opal Guthridge Elizabeth Stewart Bertha Musick Irene Crick Pearl Sauer Helen West Inez Crick Ethel Vance Beryl Freeman Elizabeth Ungles Bertha Snyder Dorothy Martin Helen Lawrence Ruth Fowler , Olivia Falkenburg Margaret Axtell Marie Burdette Mnefeen Ermal Cummings Alleta Culbreath Esther Cragun Cvracc Clark lvlary Edwards Marguerite Falls Lenore Fonda Beatrice Fulcher Ethel Guthrie Elise Harris Marian Harris Faye Hoffman Reba Hoffman Beulah Jones Phoebe Lockwood Lucille Lytton May Mastellar Luella Smith Emma Wilson Iva Brandon Lydia Quenzer Jeannette Crawford Margaret McMinimy Ella McMinimy qigfnf ODS? 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Fizzziiiu-:Q VE! Fi? H ,,.A A Pf,--- 1 ..,. , ,,.,. .. N Q rr xii? ' '- 'Tx ,. xg, -an .4 ' gp, s ' S.: P WWA ' , ..., ,Z -,x x -T K6 swag-.CMM ww W, f X ff K , if . MMA GUWMW K MN 1 ivam, A it 1 ,. xr, X Wi. ,X Y' X s 6 Ki. .i , 4:5 R fs K R H 3 3 'ix- 22, 5 in Sway v -- A . ,, WQTY' r Q-wry: '1 em ru ,. I t , 5 1'51.u.1 ,F . if , , q ,i ' f 2 ,, : A in 5. X 4 at , 1 ' is X, sf? ATEMBERS OF BETA GAMMA EPSILON M52QfQQ A 4, f EwQf:f g Q39 Page Une Hundred Tzvenly ff . 41 Lk A ep, gg , iifi ' 5 I di aa A Ijfuxjffz ' A 1 zlrijzzzvz A as A BETA GAMMA EPSILON IMIONOR PAGE Mnefeen TCcQnl!' Ong . ' is 1 , . 1 - Page One Hundred Twenty-One f l C5 X',-MNA x px , f -N -A E. T,-Qi 'X,..Cx 55.321 C , A , -I , -a .A,, ,,: 1: :ix-I I: A I A , QA . 5 'QAAAA T 'A.. is Egg 2A'11', 5 gg 13:11 Oufwgw QW Esta Gamma Qbuartette Beta gamma Else Qlluh BRANDON, STEWART, STORY, SNYDER, E. IIARRIS, CiljMMINGS, FREEMAN, R. FOVVLER, VVRENCHEY, GEORGE, D. 1x'1ARTIN ,.fAiffnQfQQfa R Wcwnf Gm? fr:-:e. .... W. VU f..,..':sz::f , ' - . .. . , ,.,,. . . ,- .... , - Page One Hundred Twenty-Two ,fn-x5 PxCff, I ,...X, . . bg R . , , ...H i l g X. ICILIJHZI BETH ZJLDHIII T f gi fi' -mia .,,A vf ' ,.,, , f Yi ,M ,,.,,'. --U J lgii w in i .1 ' f i f H,-' gl?:'F..:-.aT.. ,, :'::' 1 7 ' i W f - 55: V , -2 3 ' 1 X P93 ' 22 2 X ui'-i'iaw:h', 1 X , W E' ,f - . ' , , Bonn TO MEET Ameiv, Founvrzu upon A , if 4? wwf vuveksmr ov was AND TALems,un- HAMPERED BY PRECEUEHT, BLPHR-BETH-HLPHH 2 v ms sm HERSELF TO me mu our amunnq - V , NEI! Fon me HLMH MATEITS Honom PRACTICAL W 'M WV K P'1EN.F0UR'5OUARE, BRoAD-m1NvEo,PuRPoseruL f 1 OF sum me vvomn HAS NEED. akin Q! Z ' lx! 1' 'Fluff' U 1 ifl!lhBIl1lfllll!liWl1il1Wl4!WllUIIlBIH1 Q' ' A' H -. ..,.. ' wi fm-.W .:::- Page Une Hundred Twaniy-Three ,'f! Qff :Q'i'w 1 Z 'MNQ,-LQ 'Elo C . Q 'fghvw , -, I Q' , f f?E?ii52E '- 010706041 W' Nlembers of Alpha Beta Alpha Mnefeen 'f qanf 0:99 ' , a 1 1 I' 1 ' 'Q , ,,.:f':I? 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The part played by individual Alpha Betas in College activities is by no means small. Alpha Beta has been active in forensic work. An Alpha Beta has represented the school in oratoryg there is an abundance of debate material. Nor has her talent been confined to forensics. She has con- tributed her share of athletes to Southwestern's prowess. Six members of the Campus Players are Alpha Betas. In every department of College activity Alpha Beta holds a prominent part, having contributed the Y. M. C.iA.president and the Editor of the Collegian in the past year as well as many other minor offices. Truly it has been a worth-while year,-the forerunner of even better years to come Qlnh Ulibuse tu Qllumz The future of Alpha Beta Alpha rests largely with those who are to come. In the absence of well established precedents, she can only offer the prospective member an opportunity for constructive work-a chance to grow and expand with the society. Alpha Beta is no longer on a temporary basis. The fall of 1921 will see her housed in quarters as commodious as those of the older societies. Many of the smaller details have already been arranged. There is no hesitancy-no shame- connected with the invitation she extends to new students. The man entering Southwestern may Hnd the same advantages here he might End elsewhere. Alpha Beta Alpha extends a most cordial invitation to all. r , N . Mn fee z. ,:,... V. ,..,.. e.... ...V .... -,.. .,.. 3 ..... . . Q lf .... , ,,,., ,... . .. Page One Hundred Twenty-Six ff-X5-5 f z in c, Og A Qff vw? w QP , Alpha Beta Alpha Honor Page Mnefeen 1'aQnf Une? I ' .- Y . - ., 'fe V: -mg .1 '- ,, 'E , -' '- -3 '- Page One Hundred Twenty-Seven X'-' N411 f 'w N41 ,A ,.,. , Q . A f ' 7 avg 7 j x X 41814 Q :funn 1 4 . nu ns: a v v s iligllll 311141 551 ISR! - QM ,VV:,::A A , A :A5 X' A.VAAf T'f:Tj, can Am QF OfHcers of Alpha Beta Alpha Mnefeen V S '7w6'Df 0129 Page One Hundred Twenty-Eight f h'Nf'-X , .1 T' U V' N j C, b . D! 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U ,Q 5: . - Page One Hundred Thirty-Seven ,fisfl a -- . ' '-C 31 7' Q , - - . 'D i , -+L D C 1 Q .a , .. aa r 0fwd6w Qf- Qlibe Qtbeuian literary Smcietp HE Athenian Literary Society is the oldest organization in Southwestern Col- lege. lt was founded in 1889 and since that time approximately seven hundred men have been members. The purpose of Athens has always been to develop her members intellectually, socially, morally, and physically. She weighs her triumphs in terms of success in these four helds, and her training offers splendid opportuni- ties for the development of literary qualities and leadership. Her literary work is four-fold, namely, Debate, Oratory, Music, and Dramatics. The Athenian Cold Medal Debate Series, conducted annually by the Debate Chairman, has proved an efhcient method of developing debaters and has placed many men on the college teams. The series, which is conducted by an elimination process, is open only to underclassmen. Gold and Silver Medals are awarded the winners of first and second places, respectively. As a vital part of her literary schedule, Athens holds an Annual Oratorical Con- test in which only under classmen may participate. Gold and Silver Medals are awarded the two winners in this contest also. Athens' production of twenty-two school representatives in oratory will vouch for the efhciency of her system of de- veloping orators. The various activities in Athens include many phases of musical work. She has a Male Quartette, a Brass Quartette, a String Quartette, a Reed Quartette, and an Orchestra. Each year Athens offers the Athenian Key for Music to the underclassman who excells in musical work. Athens also offers the Athenian Key for Dramatics to the underclassman ex- celling in that art. lt is the duty of the chairman of Dramatics to encourage dramatic talent for the regular programs. The Annual Athenian Minstrel, which is put on during the spring term, is a clever combination of music and dramatics which affords ample opportunity for the development and display of the unusual. The ranking of Athenians in scholarship is manifest by a review of the school which shows that many of the assistant positions in the departments of the school have been held by Athenians. Also a large proportion of the fellowships and scholarships have been awarded men of Athens. Athens offers to one man in each Senior Class the Cap and Gown of the Athen- ian Succession. lt is voted to the Senior member whose scholarship and general service to the society is most worthy of recognition. The standing of Athens in the school is worthy of attention. In the society itself, offices are held by men who are capable, worthy and efficient. Athens has given her share of men who have hlled places of responsibility in various associa- tions and organizations in the school, such as presidents of the Y. M. C. A., ora- torical associations, classes, clubs, and other organizations, also a great many of her men have been selected as captains and managers of athletic teams, and as editors and managers of the Collegian and Moundbuilder. Athens stands for social development and in her halls many have come to know the real meaning of friendship. She strives to develop men of high ideals and lofty thinking, who will be of social worth to the communities in which they find their fields of activity after leaving Southwestern. Through the social events ofthe year consisting of banquets, receptions, surprises, hikes, luncheons, and breakfasts, which are enjoyed with the sister society, Belles Lettres, ample opportunity is given for the formation of ideal social habits. Athens offers an opportunity to the man who desires all-round development. Athens invites men of honor and ambition to join her ranks. 5 . . JAVQIFQZL Q ,:,,,,...., ,.g- Igu y , .uzzrvl IZEZ, yyvgl i f 139 Page One Hundred Thirty-Eight fqjjxf '1 13 , OGUCAU' QP , . A ,.:: Af3'v?5 ra: X A 'W A 2 fm 1 .iw 'fb 1 .. 2 'er-A f f'1h,',, I - ,- Y ' Q H PRRQURE. 'i? L.iiHvawG ' Qamxrfurz f www f A AY'mw egJR JQNWRVLFN. 5 rmpxmgnam ' nm. as SPERKERZN rzmwrcn LmVERQ. EVEBBWK ' CULLHG5. UNQTTEVTE.. ' ' A ' ,SVCPBKCRIW-5ET!IE7TE'R mnvmw aqcuswv' W - ,W :gg LA 5 C , , , ,VQ , is 89 5 A .'5HUL. R - 'W Nm-1 Sim l wassup MRTETEFWI LthDtRCGLL GEVf.BB'Pf. , , RNT1-'POE OORWPQRY wlwm . . q SQ 5' M 'E Q Pu nn MBE N5 COm.E1Gr1Uf.Em're'resxm QULt.Cf5EI?t18F1'Tt1'PIiF11 1 ' EWRN LERPER ATHENIAN HONOR PAGE ff? qiinf 0.1269 Page Om' H111 N a t ' 1 1 ,ES 5: v'r 2 I -r':--.,.,, --.- TE : g .::.'. V, J v . A , - .. K . Ii '151' A , zdred Thirty-Nine Nfl, f ..:, JA f ,...f,,, 1552 1:'5 - 5:5 -. ' , -9 CH QP L ww- ..... ff , 1 -- f11:11'::-- 1 .,.... . ,nf ,-,, -,f f ,.,., I 1::,,,. , V,,.. A Bnoxom BROTHERD Sfxmi QUHRTLI lil REED 153953 mrsmifsm ORCH-WTFR , - f 1553223 , wwf' ig A 1' ,. 2 . X f? X .vp 59 1 faww 7 EMM? y ML gr- M -f'- ' ffmw Page Um' f'Illlfll'f'tl l'1Ul'f1l ,f' -N sq' A 7 7. X Qigma First Semester CHALCEA WHITE LOUISE FALLS O CLARBELLE ROBINSON GOLDIE LAWLESS , , CHARLOTTE BURGERT CLARA JOLLIFFE.. , MILDRED MILES . BLANCHE MILLER . . HELEN PETER ., EMMA LOU NIESSERLI FAAYE ZUHARS , . ..,, .. ,Pi bi OFFICERS President, ,. , .. . Vice-President Secretary . , Treasurer , Critic ,I,, Chaplain ,, . .. Sergeant. . ,, , Executive Committee Executive Committee Program Committee Program Committee Second Semester BLANCHE MILLER EDNA ANN TENNERY EMMA LOU MESSERLI GOLIIIE LAVVLESS LUCY KRAPF FLORENCE IRWIN DOROTHY SMITH , , HHELEN PETER CLARA .IOLLIFFE JEAN PATTERSON EULAH BELLE ORR Signihcant in its very situation of the high ideals ofthe founders is the home of Sigma Pi Phi. Its many rows of seats face the friendly light of the Sunny South, while through its long line of widows rushes in the invigorating air ofthe gloriors golden West. Here every Thursday evening gather a great band of girls and their friends, who believe that the ideal college life is neither all work nor all play, and that the highest type of student must be developed in four ways: physically, mentally, morally, and socially. Sigma girls have chosen to help in this develop- ment and to that end have named three nol:le qualities as especially to be sought for in college life, namely, Friendship, Loyalty, and Learning. College is a place for the forming of new ideals. Sigma strives to help her daughters to gain new conceptions of the highest ideals and then to realize them. FRIENDSHIP-Hikes, surprises, receptions, and banquets, all aid in turning acquaintanceships into real friendships which last throughout life. LOYALTY-SIQIIIH teaches her daughters to regard, as one of their greatest privil- eges, the formation and maintenance of an unshakalzle loyalty to sister students, to the society itself, to the college of which it forms a part, to the church, and to Cod. LEARNINGAIn order that every girl may receive an equal chance for literary development, Sigma aims that every memlzer shall appear on the program several times during the year. As an added incentive to earnest effort there are awarded every year prizes to those girls ranking highest in thrce competivite contests. The Hrst of these is the Fleming Medal, given annually by Edith Fleming to the Freshman or Sophomore girl doing the best all round literary work. The second is the Drummond Debate Medal, given by Neva Drummond to the winner of the society debate contest. Then there are two prizes of ten dollars and five dollars given by Iva Conner and Olive Hull to the girls ranking Hrst and second in the Sigma oratorical contest. 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At the round society which is given judges of Richardson Hall is the society gather each Friday evening for their 'the highest standards of her literary standard member at every ap are active society average for all prize, Frazier Medal of the Anothel medal offered Kantz a former Delpl ' highest series. H nf'-'l of the the the society t e the t e go l to the Delphian, Who Wins oratorical contest. When for men President from the front two old societies to nd three of them, by the faculty and is ambition Into sponsIbIlItIes of First Semester CHARLES RENEAU., CHARLES KASTOR ...,,,i , RUSSEL THROCKMORTON..., ...., H COLLET JOHNSON .,.i , HOWARD YoDER.., .iiii. HAROLD WHITE .,.V..,.. CARL N. WARREN ..i...iii , HOMER GODDING ......, J. L. HANKINS. ......., . FRANK BROWN ,,..a.. FRED SCHUL ..........., an who are Willing to Work hard and W Wlll share the re- the high standards of Delphi. CERS . ,,,,.,,,, President . ,...,,,,,. - Vice-President ...,. . Secretary, ,,,.. ........ . Treasurer ,.,,,,. ,......, , , Critic ., ....., , .... Executive Committee Executive Committee Executive Committee ,,,.,,,, , Program Committee ........Program Committee, Program Committee Second Semester VINCENT D. KEYES LAWRENCE GREEN DWIGHT KITCH CLYDE TOTTEN CARL N. WARREN HOMER GODDING EVERETT MCMURRAY FRANK BROWN FRED SCHUL VIRGIL KENNEDY WALTON GOODE ... M ,Qf'. .. . . iLL.....iL,,,,...,,,,e . . f . Page One Hundred Forty-Nine QW,- ' ,M,N5 xNcW ' I Q 1 ,,,' gg. 'XP , g:.::-V 1 34, ,ah ,, ,, V - ii! 'V-5 'i 2'?1','-'F .. .. V J ., ,.,, 04, Ll W! ,llQAL1'5'H1, ' hifi Afkffk' ,,5z, ' - .az ,A Y .Yi i -- NXCHOL5 ff 14,15 1 nw yas, f vp I 'agzlfgi . ?'L 'KK' 'Emi' 45 iilffkz ', if Hflsif k Q, 59:1 A '5'Tm1fs2fsr:, ,. f 5ff?9x:':i:gif:: . I 35724124-1Li W vfifif J ,Q Q5 ig? x A ,f., . A i A LASENDEK ' J Hggfgywgl -' n -ffzfsa f A 11552, .,.,,v , . z gggggag- , f . Y , H ,,,l, , A 0509 U' Qf' - E Q 'M . . if, , . i H F9 A f . 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' , Page one und F f -11 1 ,,,. , ,,., ,A .,.,. ,.,.,.,.. . ,, ,,.,,,,, ..,.,.,,,.,., ,,,., , , ,,,,.,,,,,., ,,,,,,,:,, . , . , .,.. , ,, .. . ,, AC m 4, 10 V- xii - , . mu W1 Yi W j f f x E ' X ii XS xx! j 9 if fig klf' N ff rx N X ..hf LfX ZA'-M 'X X ff X5 ff - vf ffNfbRN .A Q ' A fi Q gf' 3 ,,,,.. , 52555 QW -- ,,.. : 4,1 ws.v:1:sa.,e1:s:::::a:f::::-4:14-1.'Seri '4 ' I -'- ff M .,,, :f '--- nf-:My ' iii if? fy Z X, Z F : Z fi.-1'-4 5 4-I if 4141 f if iaf: 11, ' E .ml , I , E Q gf!! 4 ,Y f I in t .. :--i1 is f::. Eg: :rff 22 7 :QQI V111-:-. V .. ,,.,, .,.::.,,, .,.V.1::., I g Page One Hundred Fifty-Seven X--N-sc' 1 X315 V MN 'S' T-fx' 2 .. ....1 .,,,f :: : :: :. A ' fi QM ,..2 :,:. :..: 'til ::-f E .',. 'OCX if 'Q -::---. 1,.: :ggi ::.:,: The jlliluunhhuilher aiming, ,. ' I rx 2 i , 3 l BLANCIIIZ BLOXOM, Editor EMMA LOL. lXll'.SSliRl.l, Business N1 mi The jililnunhhuilbsr Staff BLANCHE BLOXOM C.ARL N. XVARREN DONALD H. NICHOLSON EMMA LOU lNlESSERL1 . , GLENN E. YODER BUREN LINTHICUM . . BETH THOMPSON . HOWARD YODER .. lN1ARY KROEKEII . GOLDIE LAwLEss PAUL L. lxlOORE lx'lYRTH lX'lCGAUGH RUSSELL THROCRMORTON HAROLD XVHITE CARMEN CAREY Editor Associate Editor Associate Editor Business Manager Assistant Business Manager . Art Editor Art Editor Activities ,Classes Classes Athletics Societies Forensics Y. M. C. A. Y. VV. C. A. ELOISA CAVITT . , Calendar EULAH BELLE ORIQ Jokes EDWIN JOHNSON , Snapshots . fm ..,,. . I.. , . A , . I ffiffi Qfelffm ,A .,, , .,,,. - 54 Que? . , ,.,. ,,..,, ..,,,.,.., , ,,.,. , ,.,,, . --,. - - -- ::-. -. . -,. .,.11:fo '.' 3 :-,. My 1-- -1-f-- f 'Mg Page One Hundred Fifty-Eight g'-'xg-L fl-NNK if ,i..,'3.g . 9' , . gg I vf2Zg.,1ij', 0aD iw 5' THE NIODNDBLTILDER STAFF Mnvfeefa Kfinil' 0139 - I . Q V- -,--, -- Page One Ilundred Fifly-Nine K '--We yay. 4- --A.- 1.1, 522-3lee-2-f5:f'!25lm' 'SH .1 if H 99 . . . 'i - ,V ,, .. . .. . - .. .- 'A- Ulibe ullegian LLOYD BEIITIIOLF LIAL NIZNVMAN RAX'hIONIJ CLARIZY HE Southwestern Collegian is the four page student publication which is edited each Thursday of the school year. The Collegian Board, elected by the student body, appoints each year the editor, business manager, associates, and associate business manager. There have been two editors this year, owing to the acceptance by Mr. Bertholf of the honor of an assistantship at .lohn's Hopkins University at mid-year. The principal purpose ofthe paper, as with most typical college publications, is to keep a historical record of all the activities ofthe college. However, an attempt is made through the discussion ol' college problems, the printing of alumni and inter- collegiate news, features, and local wit, to reduce as much as possible the monotony resulting from the recounting of events generally well known before the paper is published. ThelCollegian Board BETH Tiioim-sox Pkoif. J. F. PHILLIPS EMMA Lou NTESSERLI HERBERT SHUMWAY HAROLD VVHITE HOMER GQDDING ,,,..,,. . Meal' .,. ,.. . . .,.. is., ., ... ... .. ..+.... we . , Page One Hundred Sixty ff-'--X g LQ, , :.A.,, :::. :iw N If f QQM ..:.1AA11 2 A ', l Qffnkfff JQP zzzzi '-'-'- '- .A,,: zzz, IIA ziii , ., ,. 4 PM M 4 Page One Hundred Sixty-One ,--e-4-fs.f 1-Oz 9 QW' 1:A AAAVVV11 1 ga E914 .,,,, ::- 1f..- 2 :I ------ ::f 11.1 . - .. .V Ujbe Stuhenfs Glnumil lf.NXAi:i:11x, G. XYAi:i:iix, ORN, ixlllcifml-I-RIQE, IXI. Bnoww, NIKQIILDLSKJN SNYDER, lxfxsion, l.i4.im, Piiiimivs, lPresidentJ, lx. llaizizis, Davin SIIULIIR, Guokm-., Nl.u:sHAi.i., Tizwwiiin, R. I'owii'ic, xylI.I.lAfX1S, NN'Ei.is Hlf Studentls Council isa representative organization ol' the student hody to permit a degree ol sell'-govcrmnent in student activities. Eighteen students, six elected from each upper class and three from each lower class, compose the Council's memhership. Proli. J. F. Phillips, Chairman ol' the Faculty Adminis- tration Committee, acts as ex-olhcio president of the Council. The other officers, a vice-president and secretary, are chosen the first of each semester hy the newly elected Council. Committees are appointed to take care of the routine work. All matters with respect to student enterprizes, activities, and organizations are dealt with in the Council which acts as a hoard of arhitration between students and organizations of students. The entire amount ol' student funds is under the Council's supervision. A third function ol' the body is the assumption ol' responsi- bility for awarding athletic letters and emblems of honor for forensics. All the athletics ol the school are under its direction. Since its organization in 1911, the Student's Council has proved to he a valuable and satislaetory medium ol' relationship hetween the Administration ofthe College and the student body. be-we W- V mf., f if Page Une Hundred Sixty-Two 1 'iii' f,,.. 'f,-... 5 :-. 12 ..:.: fee:-I ltf: if zz .. K. 7-7 ag Q ,,:.,A :,.:. ,.Q :.,,:,', M ii- Ui QP -. li Hu: 1 N f A , if , 1, H xxx Y 'H' H, '?LU1, '11 , YZ-KLA r7l,l If fx' 2 Y YT,-X F Rvws fy ..x..1 M M Page One Hundred Siarty-Three ,f Ex 5 'RVN CPN 'P '27 :::- ,.,A I ,,,AA ,.,, JL V1.,.: 1:,:, I I. A dj All ,, :A 11,: ,. .2 1 1 ew . I . E. GI. Q. Glahinet 1920-21 CARMEN CAR EY BLANCHE BLOXOAI DOROTHY 1x'1ARTlN VIOLA REECE , LOIS 1N1ARSHALL CHALCEA VVHITE HELEN PETER LILLIAN CLOUD INEZ KING CLARA .IOLLIFFE 1V1ARY KIKOEKEIQ FAYE ZUIIARS . .. CIIOLD, XYIIITIC, 11. PEIER IOIIRILR, D. N1AR'1'IN, .lOI.I,IIfIfE, REEQI BIOxmI, N1AliSHXl,I,, cz.-XREY l1JI'l'SlC1C'l11.3, IQIXG, Zl'H-XRS OFFICERS Presidenl Vice-President Secrctarm' . Treasurer Religious Iweetings ,Big Sister . . Social Conference and Convenlions Bible Study .. 11'orlcl Fellowship, Social Service . Publlczty ,,..... ...... , 1921-22 VIOLA REECI2 11ELEN LAWRENCE P1ELEN 1X'1ARTIN GOLDIE LAWLESS FLORENCE 1RVV1N ELSIE XNULFMEYER C.AROL PETER ALMA POWERS ALETTA CULBREATII EMMA WILSON 1X'1ARY KROEKER ANNA KEATON ..... I eeee Page One Hundred Sixty-Four M fx fl ,, . -, ,r -N S ,Q J Cf ,ya sl Illillii 4 4 s !lii8!1i :auf l 1 I usluaxr asain: neun: ,,., ii '2 : :TZ AVZ: :' 3 ',- f. 'i',5 if-:ef-1.1. oun LU QP - Mfzofeem 4' 'IL7.iwif' QQQ . ,.:.,.:.:.f 51, f ::-.. ,, . .. ., . VL ,rv Page One Hundred Sixty-Five F145 fw f'fff9s .a .... a 3 AJ ef- an .. . . u nu a . ..... . er o r rr owed w QP .. sung women! Glhristian Qssuciatinn HE Young Women's Christian Association of Southwestern is a student organization aiming at the harmonious development of the four-fold life of Southwestern women-their physical, mental, social, and religious natures. In turn it is loyally supported by practically all ofthe women ofthe school. Every member hnds a dehnite place on a committee where she contributes time and talents to some special form of Association work. The summer months hnd the hlembership and Big Sister committee girls writing personal letters to Freshmen girls. At the opening of school the Social committee joins them in a Cet-Acquainted and Like-Southwestern program. A mixer, a hike, and a joint Y. Nl. C. A. and Y. W. C. A. reception to new students are given. Every Big sister and upper-class woman unites in drawing the younger girls into the real sistcrhood of Southwestern. The membership campaign is conducted by a personal canvass during the fourth week when the new girls pledge themselves to promote the purpose of the Association. The candle-lighting service is used to initiate members. Through the World Fellowship committee the Y. W. C. A. has assumed a definite responsibility for foreign work. A total of hfteen hundred dollars is being raised during a period of three years to equip a Biology Laboratory in our Sister College, the VVomen's College of Foochow, China. The pledges come as a personal sacri- fice on the part of the girls here for their sisters over there. Very creditable work is being accomplished by Southwestern students among the Mexican inhabitants of Winhcld. Classes in English, Sanitation, Civics, and Physical Training are conducted in homes, at the camps and at the Salvation Army building. More extensive work is planned for the spring among the small children, while the women of the churches are cooperating with the college girls in starting classes for the women in cooking and sewing. Gthcr groups in the Social Service committee center their work in the State Home and in the Orphans' Home. The devotional meetings ofthe Association are held on Wednesday morning at chapel time. Half ofthe meetings ofthe year have been led by students in dis- cussion of campus problems and on special programs. A number of Faculty and Advisory Board members as well as speakers sent by the Field committee and the Student Volunteer hflovement have made interesting addresses before the Associ- ation. In conjunction the Publicity committee furnish the posters, announce- ments, write-ups, and reading material which keep the student body alive to a variety of enterprises. I am come that they might have light, and that them' might have it more abundantlyf, CABINET 1921-1922 wr 1 '22r-' , ,.,........, ..,..,,,, ,.,. . , .,.,.. . f:'- ..'f. Q L f2225 1:52 IE1 lvlzzf ...li ---. -fn V:-.:- 5 , , , . -f Page One Ilundred Sixty-Six ,,.,-A--ASK? , QW ,A.. .,3:2A I ,ge Ezz ,. I X ee L aee ea eaa aI ea ra oa a e I . . GI. 5-X. Glahinvt 1 I l ! i Ax, PII-RII, IIUEXILS, SIII lI.Ii ll. X OD1.R, IRIIIINKIIIAXI, Xlcifxl 1 liI,I, IPII-such-III I, W I.l ls, SIULKINKQ C. W ARRLN, 'lTllRl7i,liNIUKlUX, l'xI Ls, QEXIH-LX OFFICERS 1920-21 1921-22 PAUL WICCAFFREIL President RAYMOND CAREY DARWIN XVELLS Vive-President IIA ROLD WIIITE HOWARD XIODER Seeretarm' IEYITRETI' XICML RRAY MAX STOCKING Treasurer CITED XY.-XLRER DEPARTMENT CIIAIRIXIEN CONROY VTRILLINGII.-XM Administration CARL VV.-XRREN RUSSELL THROCRMORTON JOYCE EXVAN NVILLIAM SHIQLER SHAILER ARNOLD Religious Educal Ion Social Service Communill' Work Bofs Work JOHN ENGLEHARDT BUREN LINIHICIJM JAMES CREENBANR JOYCE EVVAN CARL WARREN Pablicilm' WILLIAM HERRINGTON PAUL HOLMES Lgfe Work Culdanee ANGELL FALLS RAYMOND CAREY Conrenmons L,LDON MARTIN ANGELL FALLS Employmeni LIAL NEWMAN 'U' If I ,,:::1,:::,,, ??r'i?9Zfv If I 5 Q Lfwwffesefs , .,.. .,. www raw mm, ,, LL... -A -A LEELE Page One Hundred Sixly-Seven ,Q-42.0. - - ,Y7 fmov wr ,ns,gg,A .,,A - 11, A - J ef- f:::2:g1gV3g2:.:.3g,g::z: g oem an er x - ,V ,,., , . , ' 1 f' - ji '1'fEf'i1,.,,,. . L-Q Zllibe sung 5HiIen's Qlbristian Qssnciatiun HE Y. M. C. A., always an active, vital organization, paramount in the religious activities of the men of Southwestern, has this year, not only re- tained its rightful place, but has outstripped the expectations of its most optimistic friends. The completion of the school year '20-'21 marks the close of perhaps an unparallelled series of achievements toward the goal ofthe HY, namely, the development of the highest type of Christian manhood. The activities of the Association are not conhned to the regular devotional meetings and social affairs, but have branched out, through its various departments, into the practical helds of Christian service within the school. Moreover, the local organization was not found wanting in its financial contribution to promote the world-wide movements of the Association. Two hundred dollars of the thousand dollar budget, which incidentally was loyally subscribed in less than twenty mir- utes, went to headquarters for that purpose. The responsibility of organization and the duties of general managership fall upon the President while the regular Wednesday morning meetings are under the surveillance of the Vice-President. The value of these weekly men's meetings in a co-educational school such as Southwestern, can scarcely be overestimated. Perhaps the most signihcant phase of the devotional meetings this year has been the Life-Work Guidance speakers. Of all problems confronting a college man, the obligation of choosing a life-work is the most difficult. Consequently, hrst-hand information on the various vocations is most welcome. Representatives of the following professions have presented their held of activity to the men during the past year: law, medicine, engineering, chemistry, ministry, journalism, the foreign Held, teaching, Y. M. C. A. work, agriculture, and general business. An employment agency has helped a large nnmber of men to secure employment outside of school hours this year. Also, the free distribution of a Handbook of Information and the maintenance of an information bureau in the Y. M. den aided the new students with their first day troubles this year. The Y. M. Stag party, a big romp in Prexy's Barn, never fails to wipe out home- sickness the first week of school. The Joint Reception with the Y. W. C. A. is the hrst real get-acquainted mixer of the year. These social events are followed by a gospel team supper with a grand stag finale in the spring in the form of a Chicken Pie Supper. To ten communities in a southeastern Kansas and northern Oklahoma, the mention of Southwestern's Gospel Teams recalls a week of church awakening and renewed spiritual activity aroused by the revival meetings held by hve S. C. men during the Christmas vacation. Under the direction of the Religious Edu- cation department, leaders were chosen, teams organized and sent out to Methodist charges where the need was the greatest, for the number of teams was inadequate to supply the demand. Each team was composed of a leader, a boy's worker, a chorister and two other members. The total score of the week's meetings was one hundred and forty-three conversions and nearly a hundred reconsecrations. Southwestern will be represented at the Y. M. Conference at Estes Park this summer by no less than ten men. Ten days in the mountains, associating with lhe highest stamp of men in the country, promise to make a bright spot in the life of every man who goes. ,, .,,., :.: ,.,.,., ., Page One Hundred Sixty-Eight ,,.f---WX WB, CN ,f s 5' , W f C f, , fx ,.,.,.,.,. g . T .........,.,.... 3 K Q ' 'iw Gy - ' 3 k f 1 5 550 3535 QW - . :1,mm,Ml- - ff J-544 Y ' fffyvf 1 T mv ' , ,W ,AVk. V ,V,.., Li,,, if Q V 5 x ,-gf n M 'Qu 1 , Q Q i 5 - sm' ' I , X M i ff, if! fag ,pf K , ff f' 357 -fi fir 5 if Q E A Q E . GOSPEL rlili.-X315 alaigxg .y 'x ,M Lg'b ggf 512, 3 15 M ff My-A-KM ,, , ' f -'Q . -rw:--A-M -'--'- .eww -f-ff Puyv Um' Ilundrzfzl Si.z'Iy-,Vine ,NCQ f f 'W 'X ,,...... : t ffbrwl V ,ft Tii ..'1f Iz- -.'--:,, I z . A df Q A . ,... ,,,,.. ,,,,.V,,,.,,11.:.,. ,:.:AA ,, ,.,1.,,A, b'AA 11',.1. i . , l oan 550 QW .Svtubent volunteer iganh U. Xlomms, liitittgl-1, l.. Swim, Donsiiy, 'ltiu-tix, hltKIAri4n13i3, CicAxxloRo, Blczli-it NX i-init, XX AI 1.xr.L, l'os'1 1-ic, ll. X om-ic, Got-oraiu, XYIIAOX, 'l'oTTi-N BIlR'l'lIULl , li. Nlllitiiz, Bt IRI i-ix, 'I llRUt.KNlOR'I'0N, l.,xwni1.xt3ig, llooo, lxlsi-il: lllf. Student Volunteer Movement lor Foreign Missions originated ut the lirst internzttionztl ecznlerence ol' Christian college students which was held at Mt. Hermon, Mass., 1886. It is internzttionul und interdenominational. It is in no sense at mission lzozird, :ind does not send out missionuries to the foreign lield, but is ll student movement which serves :ls at recruiting ugeneux lor lioreign missions :ind the Volunteer goes to the lieltl under the regular missionury orgztnizution ol' his church. Over 8,000 student volunteers have reuched the foreign field during the short lilie ol' the movement. Unce in eueh student f.Ql'llCI'2lllUIl there is held ll Wlorld Student Volunteer Convention, the lust one lieing held :nt Des Nloines, lust yezir. Fitch yeur Kunsus luis ll State Student Volunteer Conference. 'lihcse mean very much in the college lilie ol ll student, :ind muny :attend xx ho :ire not volunteers. The Student Volunteer Band of Southwestern wus organized in 1901 xx ith six members. It is constituted ol' the students xx ho huve deelured it their purpose, il' Cod permit, to become ll lioreign missionury. lts object is to deepen the missionury purpose und the spiritual life ol' the menibers, to secure other volunteers, to work together in preparing ourselves lor the work we believe God intends lor our lives, und to promote the foreign missionary life :incl zretivities in the college und in the community. mumps 7 4' f Page Une Ilundred Seventy ffmxfi LQ fn xl ff' . .. .,.. .,.. , ' .. Q9 gm W 732' -X -if J -- ' 1 ym.'5ffftff.3il? QW ,.,. ,,,, . ,,,.. .... , .,.,. ,,4,,,,. ,, .,,,.. ,.,.,, X Wesleyan Jgrntherbnuh l,URSl2Y, cilillll-I-.I.'lER, IKRADBL RY, XYILI imisox, ill llSRl-'XIlI, l'.Xl1iii4.R, lf. l5Roxxx, lIul.l. XX. Jouvsox, l:Nr:ir2iiARD'1', RMQRARD, LEN7, GliI2l'1NlS.XXIx, Guooxi, lzxi is LUN, IJUKIKLI-1'l'l, VAN CLLA E, HARRIS, CEURGE, Ilxxxixs, 'lillRUiIlxN1UR'l'ON PRoi'i:ERo1E B,xRRow, G. XYARREY, ciARRlER, R. NY1Ll1.s, C. Joiixsox, liriciii, Nll-.l'llYlX lllii W'esleyan Brotherhood ol Southwestern College was lounded to help minister to the needs ol those actively engaged in, and those looking liorward to the Christian ministry as a lile calling. The organization was perfected on September 29, 1920, with the following men as charter members: President A. lj. Kirk, Professor J. W. Simmons, Rev. R. A. Dadisman, Rev. R. L. George, District Superintendent of the Winfielcl District, Rev. NV. J. VanCleve, District Superintendent ol' the Liberal District, Rev. I. D. llarris, Pastor ol Grace Church, together with twenty-six Southwestern men who are student pastors or who are preparing lor the ministry. The meetings ol' the Brotherhood are held in an upper room at Grace Church every Wlednesday evening following the regular prayer meeting hour. It is de- sired to make this upper room as potent a factor in the lives ol' the members as was that upper room in Jerusalem where the early disciples tarried lor the endue- ment ol' power lrom on high. M .. frifmwfeefs .wwt4i5277?, Qfifrfffrw Qfs Hr -ummusr-ef --ff me 'At'. 'i W MTW Page Une 11llIllll'Cll Sevenly-One f--Nr W ',,f'N.V . q i K .aa X' 7 Ck J lg Q V AV 0507 Aw 97 . Mnefeen 42?-2'vl 0139 . A , . Zizi I- .A 4 , I Page One Hundred Seventy-Two . xC 5-175 ZW' X .1 1' N' 'N tg- ,,, ' ,1 . A f' Q QM , ,., 5 '-33-5, dmabuf QP Umm M ak ,.i.iff' --- t -fl 'l-5.1, N, , r C gf J' I. X A - I A , fi ,wi -.-1-' Z- ,Z A , L ff H- k.'5:,. ,ff 'ff ' wkfii ' Wie: 'i , .-13:4 v ,,,,l . ,ii ,il ff -ff? ' ,lf . ,W -,ff ,i-I - Af , Y ,Y 1 U, E g -,,, X -,, 'Y , 1 1 J , 1 Page One Hundred Sevenfy-Three usual usuzu -G13 C U 'film .W P. :m b J mumenha Behate INEZ KING lN'lILDRED FERGUSON HELEN LAWRENCE Resolved, That the Federal Government should not enact legislation embodying the principles of the Kansas Court of Industrial Relations for the settlement of labor disputes, constitutionality waived. March 22nd, Triangular debate between Southwestern, Washburn and the College of Emporia. Southwesterns' negative team, Helen Lawrence, Mildred Ferguson and lnez King, vs. Washburn at Topeka, decision 2 to 1 in favor of Southwestern. S0uthwestern's aflirmative team, Alma Powers, Florence Warren and Eulah Belle Orr, vs. C. of E. at Winheld, decision 2 to 1 in favor of C. of E. April 15th. Dual debate between Southwestern and Pittsburg Normal. South- western's afhrmative team, Alma Powers, and Eulah Belle Orr, vs. Pittsburg at Winfield, decision 3 to O in favor of Southwestern. Southwestern's negative team, Helen Lawrence and Inez King, vs. Pittsburg at Pittsburg, decision 2 to 1 in favor of Pittsburg. ALMA POWERS FLORENCE XVARREN EULAH BELLE ORR -fffi , 4 Mvef e t , L1 v'rr , , ,. f e R , s . Page One Hundred Seventy-Four ,f xf, il xg! ,- ,f ,A-,es - ,MV.5f.,, D - ' g, ,,U Q A J U QI- ,,,, . f::::':::1s::::f?jiE can Aw er M V,V :: ,A : . ,, N ,, ,. A HEIen'5 Erhate WILLIAM SIIULER OLIVER PARKER PAUL HoLMEs Resolved, That the principle of the open shop should be obligatory by Federal Statute. February 13th. Dual debate between Southwestern and Fairmount. South- western's aflirmative team, Donald Nicholson and Lawrence Green, at Winfield, decision 2 to 1 in favor of Southwestern. Southwestern's negative team, Paul Holmes and William Shuler, at Wichita, decision 3 to 0 in favor of Fairmount. March 4th. Dual debate between Southwestern and Friends. Affirmative team, Donald Nicholson and Harry Dunn, at Wichita, decision 2 to 1 in favor of Friends. Southwestern's negative team, Paul Holmes and Oliver Parker, at Winfield, decision 3 to 0 in favor of Southwestern. March 23rd. Dual debate between Southwestern and Bethel. Southwestern's afhrmative team, Donald Nicholson and Harry Dunn, at Winheld, decision 3 to 0 in favor of Bethel. Southwestern's negative team, Paul Holmes and Oliver Parker, at Newton, decision 2 to 1 in favor of Southwestern. DONALD NICHOLSON HARRX' DUNN LAWRENCE GREEN I Mnefee A - .,,,.. Q 741142 22 One I - Page One Hundred Seventy-Five QNQHZENQ , 'M Olinda' QV' iFHvn'szl Bvhatv PHILLIP DIBBENS GENQGE XVARREN Resolved, That the principle ol' the open shop should he made obligatory by Federal Statute. April 22nd. Dual debate between Southwestern and Kansas Wesleyan. Southwestern's afhrmative team, Jesse NVilliamson and James Greenlnank at Winlieldg decision 2 to 1 in favor of Kansas Wesleyan. Southwestern's negative team, George NVarren and Philip Dibhens, at Salina decision 3 to 0 in favor of kansas Wesleyan. JAMES CSRICENBANK Jr3Ssiz XVu-i.l.n1soN My -vs:-V: :'.:: ':f,,,:: ' :1:z 5251 : I .--f ,,... , ,,,,. .,,,: ,,,. , ,, .:::: 211:i: Page One Hundred Seventy-Six 1 J . i f . Cy - C! U ef' 1 10407 AU' 91' QBraturp DONALD N1cHoLsoN LILLIAN CLCUD Levi RYMPH Qntizdfnharcu Qbraturical Euntzst The Anti-Tobacco Association of Kansas held its annual convention at South- western, March 7th and sth. The schools represented in the contest were: Kansas Wesleyan, Miltonvale College, McPherson College, Central College, Cooper, Tabor and Southwestern. Donald Nicholson, representing Southwestern, took Hfth place, the oration entitled Tobacco Nextf, QBII1 line Glnntzst The Old Line Oratorical Contest was held at Topeka. The schools participating were: Washburn, Kansas Wesleyan, Baker, Bethel, Fairmount and Southwestern. Southwestern was represented in this contest by Levi Rymph, whose oration entitled E Pluribus Unum, took fourth place. Q1GInmen's State Gratnriral Contest The women's state oratorical contest was held this year at Friends University April 28th. The schools represented were Friends, Fairmount, Sterling, C. of E. Washburn and Southwestern. Southwestern was represented by Lillian Cloud, whose oration, entitled The Destiny of Our Nation. won second place. I Mne een 'nm p , A in 4'c'ff-2 14: 0199 ,y Page One Hundred Seventy-Seven , W ,ff-N4 LQ. .Z4 fx NCD A Vz., V .-. ',, W :.:.. F A Q .,:,--,,: 2 gage.. -',, , i ,-'::- ::-.- ,115-32 , A3 QM 1 ,1,,, j' '1 A '1: :A QAQ Q : . iff' QP wqgfgaffw-5955511, -,elgff fs ? ' ,fij 4 QM . ff 1 sf -' 'Zmbl W 9 ' WWYW . ' ' YYL, ff 1 I Q I ill. Lf .Q z 122 ,lj f Q ' I K A w,, 5 x V7 E . ., , 5 Af . E 3' S , 5 MHWWLEF. 77ffaYDfN7'111mi . qw, ,,.,....,,A . N, ma I OKV 7ZWfffCff ! . 5 - IW'HLOU asfm 577762 W 0 W' ,wfgmw 7 Gia ? 0 if Q W V E 1 g if L A L.y. ' V 11, 5 QL L,,V.. . I . It In K t A I , K, I . t .V yf L I Qi, 551 Lg', A i ,, A I , L 2570? A '27 1 , A ' P Ln ' 1 V-W' P1 INL..-XPPA DEL'1'.A Pug One lI!1 d d SC 8I E ghf N H A U V V A M b A QI- oancxguzcfer V MVS Q f-S N Mm' ASV-L X ATXPNT is LMX X0 e aw 74 iff NMWXE A x5xZff X XX px Q1Q, H p, f ' , e X QIS X TX QV 2 X ie .2 . x A -xii 7 , X - i WN K f 1 I' S LC Z ,ylxrj 'X , I keg RAW X ef I QZSQAKXX X if ivvii-71? I 'I X X xefi o W '1 Qisgx xf VW 'L' lx M9567 ' if X ek, J Mnefeen 4'Ccfenf 0139 I A I 5 I Page One Hundred S ty-N ,--- KAL , I ,- f' -xxx ' ' f +9 T 1 ,R 1 'WD , , Qf- sar 1s22is25.flS,2 Ouvalwflllef' Southwestern Eumews Qauartette 4 --A-----'H 1-Q 1 l I I l 5 Erslrz Wul.ifMm'ER, GLADYS SALNDERS, RUBY SALJNDERS ILDITH Poomz HE Southwestern Women's Quartette this year has had an unusually success- ful season ,ranking for the Hrst time in the history of the school, with the Men's Quartette as college entertainers. Their appearance never fails to be highly appreciated, not only by home audiences, but also by audiences which they have entertained on their tours and engagements during the year. u The four girls are chosen by the voice instructor ofthe Fine Arts Department in an open try-out at the beginning of the year. Like the Men's Quartette, their entertainments are under the supervision of that Department. Assisted by an accompanist and a reader, the Quartette is able to present a variety of numbers, both musical and dramatic, which would do credit to any group on the Chautauqua or lyceum platform. ,, M'f2QfeQ,f1 e,u1 r -:t' r,a,,. ,,,, . ,e ,ga ll 009 Page One Hundred Eighty ff 'NL'-5 sfTf,,,i 1 Ll' . . l', r 5 A Z' ,T ,,,:,:a::.:A:::.,.. ,.:::a,:,:,A,, A: f I ':5 KM AW W' . X Quutl western Male Guartette Fiflif Z gvgffl fs -s,,f:?vQ?1 -X, rp ,.,, 1V,, 3, H, V fezivswpwfr- ,vfsmf , 5 - I :L w 3ig:,5y.- fgrggfsfi Y wtf 7' ' ' 'f 1 ' Q s6?e1f2 ..7-.91 We an 1311.5 af' :a'ij:fiBSt- --' : , WS3'. ,..- . ,, fm , .,,', Q 1 we 3 'R we YS MTQ fwfr? .-' Q TX W s Ml Coxkox TRIU Iwcirur, FRANK BROWN, PM 1. Nlc.CAIfif1u3E llox'T PIPER Hll Southwestern Male Quartettc is selected each vear from the Menls Clce Cluh luv the voice instructor and its activities are uncler the surveillance of the Fine Arts Department. The Quartette is cloulutlcss the most popular group of entertainers on the plat- form ol' the college. In choosing its memhers as wicle a variety ol' talent as possible is assemlblecl so that their entertainments are not restrictecl to voice work alone. Their program consists of vocal quartettes, cluets, ancl solosg cornet, trombone, ancl piano numbers, and reaclings. A one-act comeclv is a feature of this vear's program. During the summer vacation the Quartette tours the Southwest Kansas Con- lcrence in the interests ol the college. Their high-class entertainments have proved an excellent mechum ol advertising lor Southwestern. 'V ' , l ,,.,, V eu 1 Zl' Q ' 3 5... ee, tw-815555353 '1'::2'::::e': s Page Une Hundred Eighiy-Une , f7 f'XO 1 , N-ff iw V f X5 fi Q yf ax. k C 42. Q, :naman 1 4 - umnn sums: 1 11 iliilIl!7 311 ill ihbxslar. women! Gln Glluh Mnefeen WB? 4'Ci'nIL One if ' ' . - . . g'.',::F52 . Page One Hundred Eighty-Two -M flag Z' N i rj! !f f'j ' cfs? I , CHU iff? 95 , .. .J E., .,.,,,, ,..,.:.:.:,.,. vvvl '5s f':',2Eg!, 's::2I: :f'if:. 1:-1, ,,.,:. 1: .... ..., ,,.,., ,. V . V- ish ,., Bn BB U FBI 'S EI CEI TJ ii , 5 l ' PZ .-Aztfiwffzi img ' ruff 1, 3 x ,mfg . 1 -gt ' , , ., -, - Ml 5 . w tf L f 7 ' ng A - Q ,W . I , . 1 , v if wr ra s N' 1 X ax Sy 5 K 2 M 535553 ,gy f Pm H if 'L , Q iw . A ,, .gs I .. . ., , ,, , ,, - Qt N t . V vit it Sis! Wx . ' W -K 'F . 'T 3' ' Y , ii As, A .. . A l , . - , V ..k,k K I K k S... Q w ,M t 2135. I fykk i .K f-A 'X K kk hm 53 - .1 H fa, X fa- Q- Q ALI- , - . W L' - -'-- t R .I A A .i A k Q... - Q. A . .A A E K A A 2' ' Ugg XQHL' 'fifffz : A, ,anna . k.hh 1 f js ij, . G K 2 . - H - , - .,.., .I ., . . K Q I ki, If i .-'A p . J. 'A' f ff' . R f E is if i F A . 5 ' s islvla , , f'-' -A l I ' . -rick 1533 .r A -K k-k' .1 f I ' ' , CZAREY, lNl.SToCR1MQ, cl.-XSEHOI.'l', Il. XYUDER, lXlCflAFIfRlZE, SEAC.-x'l', GREEN, Rmwu PRolf. RfJX'ER, PALMER, DKJRSEY, PIPER, cl.-XRRIIER, IT. Bizowx, M. Ri 'i'i,r1r5E, lxll-1 VIIYIX, li. TXIUURE PIPRILIJNGIIAM, VN ALKER, Bowl-ZR, lllNSIiAXY, Nl. BRowN, G. XVARREN, Ill LPIIil', l.C.oNx1xmiAm PROFESSOR ROYER Director LAWRENCE GREEN ., ,, ,, President ll,-KYMOND CAREY, ,Business Manager THERON HINSHAW ,,,,, Secretary-Treasurer IIAROLD HLLPIEL7 ,,,, ,,,,, , Librarian The Merfs Glee Club is one of the outstanding organizations in the Department of Fine Arts. It is composed of twenty-four voices selected from the men of the school by the director of the club. Although the organization this year is composed entirely of new voices, under the competent directorship of Professor Rover, it has developed into an organization worthy of any college. During the month of February, the club made a tour of the state, giving con- certs at Valley Center, Halstead, Lyons, McPherson and Wichita. Every program was received by exceptionally large audiences, and the splendid entertainment given the club proved the tour oa great success. The club has united with the Ladies' Glee Club, College Chorus, St. John's chorus and the Church Choirs ofthe city in presenting The Holy City at the May Festival during Commencement week. , . . ,R--.: ..:l :.'i Page One Hundred Eighty-Three ,ff -V. fflf-W 2? Q3 W ' 5 X' Ivlzz Q gg ax wx E ix a 3 af Ll u Q.. v f .n -5 3-0 E -4-v - I In E 3 on 'T - ,E I 5 Q . 5 3-' 5 5 ,- .1 AQ QC Sm J Q 5 5 53 D Z1 :Ii Z E- 21 T 2 gl 2 1: O :T cu E E 5 5 --' F di Q fc 5 1 2 Q 2 S 6 2 I :E 'Q Q F. GJ : , B 5 J, S Q 5 Q no 3 4 Z E Kinky 11 K5 QW? ,.,,, f:Q??f: W Q ,w.N,?fiseQ?w2T? .... 32 ..,, M9573 UQ ' A-. Page Une II1111d1'vcl Eigllly-l ou1' , - x ,Fa , xi fl . QNX., QM Q -.-. , .-.. A ,'.',. 'I ....., i i '4 . . ,...,,, . I ,,,. ......... -.-.. .... ,, ,,...... Qlibe buutbtnestrrn Banu Glzalmrxi, ll. XVIIITE, CFRILLINGHAM, PALMER GREEN, l. C,UNNINGlIAM, RICHARD, XVALKIZR, SMITH, M. S'r0CKiNc: BEii'ruoi.if, PIPER, Bfxaaow, Oak, VVOODARD, TOTTEN HE Southwestern College Band is an organization composed of students who play band instruments and who are willing to devote a small part of their time and talent in the production ol good band music. The Band is under the direction of the Fine Arts Depatrment, but it is customary for that Department to choose onc ofthe members to act as Student Band Leader throughout the school year. Mr. Conroy Trillingham is the leader at present. The primary object of the band is to develop its members in that particular held of music. Secondarily, the Band furnishes music for the school's athletic contests, besides playing at Rooter's Club chapels and various celebrations during the year. Concerts, one at mid-year and another in the spring, are the formal appearances of the organization. The Band will have an important part in the Annual Music Festival in the spring, which, no doubt, will be one of Southwcstern's most signilicant productions. V. .f - e f-:1f 1 -'refe':2 ' 2 village One llumlrediEinlzvly- f xf'-L f f 'N fs ..:. J? Wi! ,,.:I::5' 4. ,,,, ----1 e - zzzz' -M - '--. . 1 Musk Svuperhisurs ll. BECK, lXlLIGALfGH Nlomusox, NEAL, Piza'riiiii: XX L ilxii-Lx mi, Ui-sroxii, Miss Nisifii Clnstructorl, G. Saexosas HE Nlusic courses have been carefully designed to graduate the student with the best and most complete training possible in the branch of study selected by the student. The Supervisor,s Course is exceptionally strong. This course prepares students to become teachers and supervisors of muse in grade and high schools at the end of two year's study lneta Neal, Elsie Wulf- meyer, Clyde Stocking, Gladys Upstone, and Eva lvlorrison make up the lirst graduating class in this splendid course at Southwestern. Arrangements are being made whereby the Students of Southwestern College, registered in the Supervisor's Course, will have the privilege of the use ofthe Public Schools ol' Wlintield lor Observation and Practice Teaching. The immense advantages thus opened to the students are obvious as Wfinfield schools are noted throughout the country. .. .. s ........... Page One Ilzuidred Eighty-Six f 'fXQ 1-Q, 1 r N ,.'-1. kfzzfd X 1:..,.,. , Q . . lg .. . Z lzai f ,1A,,,3 'A'v1 Av . V A Uwmgffff 91 ,. I 4 BLA Too Yomg - ,f- ' :jj ,fYY W imtk M . S MK y , , , fp' ' , x 1 ' X N . ? I 1, ff 1 ,ff X 1 X X lm 3 xx if WAX.- fl A 6921 W 25 A .. 'U M 13 ., N ' IA Lf gi 2 ,I '- 'lf' I L' .fs pw ,-'i- 'El ,ALA -ff- fl-T :tl-T1 li 'K Q I Efu A122X1'1 1 2f:s ',:-V.:. '1..,. ,:,., I Page Une Hundred Eighty-Seven Q' ,q,,,A Ui QV' ::: '4 1 ': ::I:: E :: :-::: ,,,::.,. ::: - , , ,... . , ' K Gfampus iBIaper5 G. l.EA'IklIIZRN1AN, Buic'I'ilol.lf f:.-XREY, Miss Tlil1Ll'lkNN'EllN, AlliSSIiRl.l, XX Hl'II2 Tiixxiim' lljresident J, xlUOl4li, Nllss LEE, ixlllciiil-I Rui, Oi-an N the Spring ol' ,l9 the dramatic interests ol Southwestern had reached the stage which warranted a delinite organization for the purpose ol' furthering the amateur standards ofthe school. Wlith this in view, eleven memhers ol the Dramatics Class, taught by Miss Martha Lee, met with her and laid the founda- tions for the Campus Players. It was decided that the membership should be fixed at lilteen-nine men and six women. Olney D. Newman was chosen Presi- dent, Lenore Allcr, Secretary, and Irma Thomas, business manager. Campus Players are closing their second year with the spring production, 'KThe lXIoh,', a Calsworthy play ol exceptional merit. It has lueen Miss Lee's policy to present the most representative contemporary productions and as a consequence Southwestern has witnessed several plays which do credit to much larger organiza- tions. The membership up to the present time includes the liollowing people: Newman, Myers, King, Bray, Aller, Tennery, Thomas, Barnes, Beach, Fulton, Headricli, the charter memlmersg and VVaddle, Johnston, Moore, Orr, Messerli, McCalllree, Mayse, Leatherman, llartenbower, Detter, Bertholl, C. Bloxom, McGuire, Carey, and White. 4 K , ,,... . ,,,,..,.,..., if: -:5s5..1::,- -..,...,:,'.:,.,,:1:::::,:- '.-- '-::. s Page Une Hundred Eighty-Eight ff-MXQQA f .N -A X M- f'N A YD xg Q' ,,.,. ,,1.,.A .:::22, A A ,A,,,A. , :'::i ,,... ,,,.: 1: 'mf UE' AA CAMPUS PLAYERS Mnefeem ffifwgffpf Que, A. A. VAA1--',.A.,A .A?1.:,.::-V-.VVA,A- ::1'A..V: f 2'- Illf 'ics VVV- '1::.. 2-. V,:A. b -A ':-:f 111-:MAE -:1.'-.A.V,1 V ' Page One Illzmlred Iiigllly-Nine ff-N5 A. JUNIOR -T'LliY ' U F' .Bffh ffm nveniiilfitbifiiim' L m I ms Qfe Om morgan 'fmfnahmlmtmersi L 2 I Poiuve. Pr sa mkremefvz' mnkwnrcf. b , ., , ., Pugf' Om' Hundred Ninely 3 C3 gd-sf NM. 1 f vs .. , fs W-Cf , A ,,:2 .i nc W A Q' 'A :: A U' QP , He who knows not and knows not that hc knows not, is Ll Frcshnmng shun him. e who knows not and knows that hc knows not, IS u SOPIIOHIOFCQ honor hum. 6 who knows and knows not that he knows, IS 41 JUIIIUFQ pity hun. 0 who knows and knows that he knows, IS ll Scnlorg prxzc hun. f sk T Zi, 0 Mm em ,. .. ,.,.: ..oo,,,,, ,,,, w W3 HQ , . .,,,. ,.,., . . .. -.-. .,,, I , ..,, I - ,. Page One Hundred Nilzcty-One N'-EXQ . - J ,Q ,AM .V ,,A. , Qf- A V Noam w er' M113 Qzcrgen 5 1 ' 2 ' G-Kfjlgiif QL? Q Page One Hundred Ninety-Two ,IM FL 'N A .- lif- f v f f ...,. xx . 1, AA 1 ,,, , .:.,.A1 ,.,: 1. . .Mi d cg Q B QM AqA.1 i 0509 di QP .11..,,,,,,. ,, ,,,1.A,,.,., ,,, AA www, ': 5:5' 1':- 3f:2:22EEf : : ::' - H:z:z:a::1s:5s2:,a-::e21Q:22se:z:Ae:2Egi:2 P- f-1. :,'. E. ,. . ,. V V, -Z ,ff .-. Y Vg- - X ik J -f --f S ,J Q i-u'V -Y fffsw Sew M L 3313? Qui? Page One Hundred Ninety-Three ,,-.-. r1-5-x , -- --X ,'ft 's -:'-:f::: .,,.A ' ,V J M Q2 A VAHA lzzz il VV: :::A I lzql D Au, Q14 015132 nutzrs' Iuh , .. - ' ' sf' I -qu-7 . .loyctti IZWAN, CiARI. VYARIQEN fpresidentj, lxizz liING flireasurerj, Azwciiiri. FAl.L,s EN EAT!! the plaeidity ol' the ordinary grind ol' lessons and activities moves an undereur- rent of healthy, youthful enthusiasm vxhieh, frequently hreaking out, marlcs college lile as earthly paradise. Largely through the activities of the Rooters, Club, which is pep personi- fied. Southwestern is noted for this school spirit. By ingenious Chapel stun1s, dow ntown parades, midnight rallies, and raids on enemy camps, lzonhres, aeroplane flights, funerals for fallen op- ponentsfanything and everything hut poor sportsmanshipfit boosts the representatives of the school. Under the leadership of President VVarren, the Rooters' Club this year has been incessantly on the job of keeping the old purple and white on top. . . . . . ,. ....,,.. ......,... . .... . ::.: Siigffifi f.:'f Qsfzi 1..... 22: .,12 szaz 1... I . V. , L Page One Hundred Ninety-Four X f'f4'1-9, - e , s Q:-' 'VV'AA A J A'A- antigua cfer y bunietp for Svnrinlugical Research li.-XSTOR, Erwin 1., STEYEYS, Slxilfsfw, ATETHYIN Nicjiiois, RILMLAU, G. LEPCIIIERMAN, PROP. Ross, lh1l,C:AFl'RIlE, VVLLLS H. Biarzit, ATCNEII., GOFlJI!'I'lI, Ruizczu, G. SCOTT, J. Sco'1'i' HIL Southwestern Society for Sociological Research was organized this year under the direction of Professor Ross by a group of upper classmen with six hours of college workin the Department of Social Science as the requisite for membership. Through a more complete and practical analysis of social problems than is possible in the classroom, the Society aims to promote advanced rcseacrh in the field ol' Sociology. The reasons for and methods ol' checking juvenile delinquency has received special attention through the study of data collected in original investigations by Professor Ross. The Society plans an extensive study ol' conditions in Winlielld as a part of its future work. Membership in the National Organization for Sociological Research is a possibility as the Society is apparently established on a permanent basis. The Society now has eighteen charter members and three honorary members, Professors Stout, Ewald, and Altvater. This year's ofhcers are Darwin Wells, President, and Joy Scott, Secretary. ., , , M .,,,,V1-,',:,.:,,fVi 3 2 .,,. 2:1 ,,,,,,. f ,. , he - Page One Hundred Ninety-Five , M-N..fs,xfw , f i ffi 'F ,Az TfN7fKxU,h.RXh , :: 5 . ..,:- M 355. -2 -: -73? , . ':-f 3 ::' Vfiv 1 Els Qlzrrlz jfranrais , ' branisb fllluh I Page One Hundred Nilzely-Six ,ff-N419 A. QW iiv ul riff ee i Qiibe Smutbtnestern Glbemiral buttery W- Svl rti-iz, Piu1F.Uxf,1,Ev, l,1x riiui xi DM is, XY. S'I'l4.lNI-QR, ln. Jonxsox, li. 5'I'I IYI-'ll Scotia, D.xv, Qi I-Qiix, l'il.lJIaR Picvrniin , HE Southwestern Chemical Society, organized I-or the purpose ol' studying current literature involving research and chemical problems ol' the day, was founded the lirst ol' this school year by maiors in the chemistry section ol' the Science Department. Active membership consists only ol persons taking Chemical Journal Seminar, although associate membership is open to anyone interested in the work. Plans are now under wav for afliliating the Society with 'lihcta Chi Delta, a national organization with the similar aim ol' study in and the extension ol, the lield ol' chemistry. A number of noted chemists have addressed the society at various times during the year on subjects of practical value and interest to students of chemistry. At the regular weekly meetings reports and discussions serve to mutually benefit the members ol the organization. rl hc present oflicers are John Queen, President, and La Vere Davis, Secretary-Treasurer. gnu Page Une I1'llIldI'Cd Nillely-Seuezi , P ef' g a 0 fff2f44w ef' Q1H.Qbtars rr ...Y,, -,.,-,- 11 - . i . 4 A f i , t Q . - , ff X , 'X M or X - I J 1' it at . V , , A if 3 R 4 .N : b:',.: F if 7 W cw X f . x lf f' l t f x aff, aaaa , ,s,, ' A ' il 1 J if f' Y ,f f' I . VLL. V Xxx , rx l X1 X f if so rii f ' . 4 sn ix , 'ff ,1 f 1, ' V - , - 3 Q Vx 1 K I X S jx fi, I ff gf amssc r +rg4w t fra ,aft Y xx rs. if 'Xxx ff - t M--Awww ,ip ,r 1 - ,N,,--fM '- Wifi fr ' A i fi: '1 sr?-isS l? fM , ,ff ff fs ' , ff sssf' --M-as PY fn., Ex, X :'- ir 2 ' t Asst A ' Q ,l 5, f Q maxi 'Q I ,K x V X-ex X r . i ,, Q f - r A' ' ' ' ,V-H'r Wf'?f5?f ' fl ' - A l A,AW, .ii,-fff ' ' ' . is 4 . V ,ff . f j X xy . ,V Qff Q VS., fr I. xx! E V X U, ff i 5 K X .K .. ' ,XX Xxx ' . .N jf 'Xi h - ' , A 'XXX' . . off u XX!! i A - ii? Q X ,Xxx V sahwxx . X A, s I . . -V it x LX- A V H I fx. ,fi ' K ' g , ,Xxx J K f' f If ease t X s A s H X , ' ,A - ff ik, ' , . - , 4 f A 4 .g . s. r a r A J f x ' L ' ' .Q A s., f HE unbroken string of dazzling pigiron victories of the immortal aggregation of mighty satellites, the All Stars, again this year so greatly surpassed the record of the varsity that the battle-scarred heroes, according to the ancient custom, gathered with their admiring Staresses in the attic of Richardson Hall where they vehemently proclaimed the everlasting glory of their valorous deeds. The splendor and magniiicance of this glorihcation as well as the eloquence of the cgotistic veterans surpasses all the other social affairs of the school as kinder- garten tea parties. Togged out in motley gorgeous outfits, the gallants escort their favorite ladies to their majestic attic hall where their super-modest self aggrandizement at the regal feast served by new Stars is truly awe inspiring. The election of oflicers is simple for each Star invariably nominates himself. This year Mustardine Brown, Bitter End, and Caffelorai Warren, Hen Cackle, emerged on top and will lead the exalted aggregation through the coming season to traditional triumph. , , l ic e 1'- ,r'-':'2 --:i I :1. if Ef' ,-fr r,f5 O J . - Page One Hundred Ninety-Eight f sf'-BNC! . ,05 5 .- is QM '- - V A' 5 DCA dj ,,::.A1 .:,, ,.:. .,:1 :AA ,,,. ,. . ,:::A5V,::,:. .,....,,.::Z. l l 2 -1 . if U' gf' 5.-vketch Glluh 'awry W, ,,,, J,,.gA.,. 'l I gn-.AM A4,4.f,kA,- ,WJAVH ,wxgv 2 -,,-,,.4.,.,,-,. .Lw 63' kg V J 'Gy f Q, LV ' ' 3 g.- , . ' x X-XX IA A If Miss RAYMOND 1lI1Sll'llCtOI'Q, ILARI. 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Qiatrs Clmulm lizllw is om' ul' SUlllllXXCSlL'I'I1yS gilwnlcsl zlssvls. llcism1e+1l'1I14-In-sl ccmcluw in the sl: :mud mucln ol' llu- L'l'L'llll lm' 50lllllXNOSli'l'H'S slwccss lll :lLlllC1IL'S lx-lungs to hun. llc IS lcnown lb Bill by the slucl1'ms:xml llISjOYIfllgOUClIlllllIl'Cl11lSIll11ll6lllll1 lIll1llllIllUllSlf' popular Vkllll the Quant? ,-ff Page 1 1. 0 IllIIllll'l'd 1' our gf--sa f 1,f3 f i x ' N.. 2 af-,,.. :', f I mob lg , ,. if . . ff 44' A football 1919 gif H 111' V Amv -0-A CSO.-XCH BA'1'12s, ,I-llROCKN1OR'I'UN, lgljT1.liGE, DA1.noxi, fNlAR'i'i-:wer SEAM.-xrx, C. L14.A'i'HEm1AN, Giuiusriiv, JENNINGS, lxlzssuzk, li.-XHLICR, lXliYI2S Evfxxs, Mooiuz, Cuossxmx 1519 Zllnnthall Eleuiew HE prospects for a successful season were indeed bright when the gridiron candidates of 1919 made their initial appearance on the field. Besides the seven letter men which included Dalbom, Grimsley, and Jennings, who had won all-state honors, there was an unusually large number of recruits. From this material, through gruelling practice, Coach Bill moulded a team which was both weighty and fast. After defeating Cooper, llays and Friends, the team had hopes of going through the season without defeat. But these hopes were crushed in the College of Emporia game when the C. of E. aggregation tallied two touch-downs and the hloundbuilders failed to score. The following week with the team crippled and the chances for the championship practically gone, the Bates- men put up the best light of the season when they defeated the strong Emporia Normal eleven. The second defeat of the year came at the hands of Baker. The game was close and was a good exhibition of football. VVhen Fairmount came down, the Jinx was with the Builders. The visitors were completely outclassed with a score of 20 to 0. The Swedes from Bethany proved to be another easy mark and took the count 27 to 7. ln the final game at Pittsburg, though Southwestern was ahead twice, the Teachers succeeded in nosing out the hloundbuilders by three points. illunthall Srhehule Southwestern., 39 Cooper ,,,,,, fm Southwestern ,,,, 14 Emporia Normal ,,,, 7 Southwestern 10 llays ,,,,,, ,, 0 Southwestern ,, 7 Baker , ,,,,,,, ,I4 Southwestern ,, 7 Friends., ,,,,, ,,,,, , 6 Southwestern H20 Fairmount., ,, 0 Southwestern ,, 0 C. of E. ,, ,,,, 14 Southwestern,,,27 Bethany ',,,,, ,, 7 Southwestern 10 Pittsburg .,,, ,,,, , ,,,,,,, 1 3 ,, flffffeiieefq m ,... i ,,.,. ..,e 2 ,..,.,,. ,., I? . ... 1 - 5 ,Dee . L, Page Two Hundred Five ff-TIXCX Q Q? H V V iiaflixs xneiixln i .Ts - . Ofwotwlfgf l Jfuuthall 1926 COACH BA'1'Es, IQAHLER, CLARK, V. KEYES, SMITH, CR1MsLEv T1lROKTKN1UR'I'ON, TTINSIIAVV, G. LEATHERMAN, JARRETT, GRossMAN la. IXIZYES, lh1OORE, G. GARDNER, H. DUNN 1925 illnuthall Review ITU little material and some of the best men Of the 1919 squad graduated, the football prospects of the 1920 season were not the best. Leatherman, Grimsley, Kahler, and several other letter men were back, but without Dalbom, for four years SOuthwestern's star quarter-back, the team was greatly in need of a man possessing the brains and ability required to pilot it through a successful season. The first encounter was with Cooper. lt was an easy vistory for Southwestern, the second team playing the first three quarters. The following game with the heavier and more experienced Oklahoma Aggies was a battle royal. The 7 to 7 score was an encouragement and it was hoped that the Moundbuilders would show unexpected strength, but the Fairmount game was char- acterized by ragged playing on the part of both teams and closed without either being able to score. The following week C. of E. completely outclassed the Bates aggregation, but Southwestern came back in great style and defeated the Emporia Normals by a 13 to 7 score. The account of the remaining games is a hard luck story as there were no more victories. ln terms of games won and lost the season was a Llisappointmentg nevertheless, there never was a Southwestern team that worked harder or played a cleaner brand of ball than the 1920 season. Hnuthall Svrhehule Southwestern ,,,, 11 Cooper ,,,,,, . .. ,,,,,,,,, 7 Southwestern . 0 Baker ,,,,,, ,,,,,, , 13 Southwestern... 7 Oklahoma Aggies. .... 7 Southwestern . 7 Friends ,,,... ..... . .28 Southwestern 0 Fairmount ......... 0 Southwestern 0 Bethany ....... .......29 Southwestern. . O C. of I2 ..,.....,.,,,.,.......... 541- Southwestern.. , O Pittsburg.. .YY,, ,Y,. , H28 Southwestern .... 13 Emporia Normal ....... 7 , ftffetffeef - Q ... .... . , ,.. -,...1Q .'.f Uwe . Page Two Hundred Six x we gl'-C . 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LU QW i - s3,2,:s:.'e:1:.--,: ..,,,,. ,. ,. ,, 1+ .:-:.. 535.35 51:-S-511.-z. 's-' 1-g.:.-.-ig.. ..-: -:-. fraifist., .,,,,,.y'5, . . ,,,,,,,.,,,,, . ,, .. . - X Basketball 1919220 g A , ,N Q. .,' 5 ZHQQ-it-svAgg1ggg1:w.tf g o Kssioa, D1i.LExBEci4, CAiRNs, linviss, li.-XIILER, Gaiumxizk, Daruoxi, Coatii B.-xrias 1519-2U Basketball Eieuietu llli completion of the heaviest schedule that a Moundbuilder aggregation ever attempted without a single defeat was an accomplishment of which Southwestern College is justly proud. Besides winning the State Championship, the 1919 quintet set a new record in Southwestern's basketball history. Never before has a Builder squad gone through an all victorious season. The first up-state trip offered the I'n0St difliculties. ln the Emporia Normal game tht-Normals sprung a surprise by leading in the first half, but the Batesmen, rallying in the last few minutes, finished the score 44 to 32 in their favor. The following night the Ottawa aggregation turned loose a series of new formations which for the hrst ten minutes had the Southwestern live dazed and at the end of that period Ottawa was leading by a score of 21 to 4. But the Builders ealne back and played a spectacular game, finishing live points ahead of their opponents. ln none of the following games was Southwestern's superiority threatened, all of them being won by more than a ten point margin. Two post season games were arranged with the llenry Kendall College live, which had won victories over all the best teams in Oklahoma and Texas. The Oklahoma quintet was easily defeated in both encounters, thus yielding to Southwestern an undisputed title to the championship of Texas and Oklahoma as well as Kansas. The team is deserving of the highest commendation. Gardner was selected as Captain of the all-state team and Cairns won a place as guard. Keyes and Kahler were awarded positions on the second team and Dalbom won honorable mention. iliaskvthall Schehulv Southwestern .47 Friends.. .... ,.,, . . .17 Southwestern, C. of E. Southwestern Mil-3 St. Johns ,,.. 17 Southwestern Emporia Normal Southwestern ...45 St. Johns ..... .. . .... I9 Southwestern Friends . Southwestern N54 Fairmount ,. ...... Z2 Southwestern Bethany , Southwestern .44 llmporia Normal ...... 32 Southwestern Fairmount.. ,. Southwestern 43 Ottawa.. . ...... .,.,. 3 9 Southwestern Kendall Southwestern .31 XVashburn.. . ...... 26 Southwestern Kendall .. ., . . .. Z4 .......... ..:f-'-f: 5 --zzs 1-2f Q :'..... V . i-......... .....,...,.. -........... :-: - . Page Two Hundred Eight Z--q'LQ . 'KKK ' --C1 Q ' Cd? U ,cs ,.. -..aah - Q 32225535 if I 255522232 I can U' 91 . be atiunal Basketball uurnament bnutbtnestern winners of Svernnh Blur: HE great American basketball classic was held this year at Kansas City. From the Great Lakes to the Gulf and from the Atlantic to the Pacific, picked teams, the Nation's best bas- keteers, gathered to match their skill. ln the minds of the critics, Southwestern, the Vil- lage College Teaml' as it was at first dubbed, was one of the least of the thirty-two, but the senti- ment changed. By surpassing all other college hves, Southwestern achieved National fame in the basketball world. The Moundbuildefs initial game was with the Whiting Owls. The Owls were former National Champions and were favorites with the Eastern coaches who had seen them in action, some of them having gone so far as to pick them for the Championship. The defeat of the VVhiting team by the Collegians was the hrst surprise of the tournament. The Batesmen took the lead at the outset and held it despite the desperate attempts of the Indiana team. The contest was stub- bornly fought from start to finish, the score being twenty-eight to twenty-one. The second game of the series was with the strong Tabernacle team of Kansas City. They were defeated by a score of thirty-three to thirty-one in a brilliant game marked by fast play - and the result was doubtful until the end of the contest. The following night the Builders fought their way into the semi-finals. Playing a great brand of basketball, they easily eliminated the Des hloines team. The lowans, though reputed to be a fast bunch, were no match for the Southwesterners who rolled up fifty-one points to their op- ponent's twelve. The Atlanta Athletic Club was by no means an easy team to defeat, but the Builders piled up a big score in the early stages of the game with the Soutlherners. ln the last half the Georgians rallied, but failed to come out ahead, the score being thirty-six to thirty-one. The last night ten thousand fans saw the K. C. A. C. game which authorities say was the fastest in court history. For the first five minutes the Southwesterners held the Kansas City five help- less by their attack of sensational long shots. Then the Singer-De Bernardi combination limbered up and rolled in four goals in rapid succession and the battle royal began. Only once in the first half did the Blue Diamonds lead, but after the first few minutes the Builders were never more than five points ahead. The gun ended the first half with the score twent y-one to twenty in favor of Southwestern. When the second half began, the tension was fearful. The Batesmen shot from all angles of the court with amazing accuracy. The Athletic Club retaliated with short passes and sure shots. Then De Bernardi broke the dead-lock with two baskets, giving the Missouri hve a lead of four points. The Collegians were never again in the lead and the greatest basket'-ball game in history ended with the Kansas City Athletic Club National Champions by six points. Zin the State ln the State the Builders had a rather erratic season. Showing at times flashes of the brilliant form of which they were capable, they lost to teams who should have been defeated decisively. But in the words of a prominent authority in the state, Southwestern lost several games in the Kansas Conference, yet no other team in the state could have approached the Bates Five in their final games. Page Two Hundred Nine ITN! 'Y f5 Ii,.3 j'iD .C' I A N cumin' Qf it EDMUND CAI RNS, CAPTAIN All-American Guard Chop is a Winfield High School product and was captain of its all victorious team of 1919. This was his second year at Southwestern. Cairns has the unique record of having played forty-seven consecutive games without suflering defeat. His work at the National Tournament was so outstanding that he was chosen all-American guard. In addition to that he has held an all-state position for two years. VINCENT KEYES All-American Guard Keyes, one of the greatest athletes ever turned out at South- western, has won letters for four years in three sports and has captained teams in each of them. He is widely known through- out the state for his ability and clean sportsmanship. Keysie', is a graduate of Pretty Prairie High School. He made himself famous as a basketball player at the Kansas City tournament and was chosen as All American uard. The Moundbuilders . . g will miss him next year. Mpe g f ii A' lvz 1-::. '-2'ii.. ' . 9 , ,. Page Two Hundred Ten l PAUL REIF FCE M - 'yo Q ,., ,i5flE5il'l,Z!i'l1lf3Z,., .. 0407 U' 97 GEORGE GARDNER Captain-elect George is one of the greatest forwards ever produced in this part of the country. For three years he has been chosen All-State forward, and has scored more than any other man in the con- ference. He is a graduate of Arkansas City High School. At the National Tournament he was one of the outstanding forwards and received honorable mention when the All-American Team was chosen. He was awarded his third S for basketball this year. He also has letters in football and track. 1 Pete was captain of last year's Winbeld High School team which won National fame in Wisconsin. He was considered thc best all around player entered in the National high school tourna- ment. He is a great forward and with another year's experience has the ability to become as good a player as Singer, the marvelous forward who c'1 tains the All American Team this cur Rell' , cp - . y . . is a forward on both the second All-American and thc second All-State teams. J I Q ,Mf ef e A Z,Z Tw ig: One Page Two Hundred Eleven f f'-X fa Kiwi-fl in za, 7 . . .,,,,Ja '-A. Q QC J ELM .fQ5H3YE??' 039 U' 5V', 1 ARTHUR,KAHLER liahler is a 'product of Arkansas City High School and was Captain of the basketball team there during his Senior year. Art's fame as an athlete is not limited to basketball. He has been one of the mainstays of the football team and is a good track man. ln the capacity of center, he was considered by many of the critics at the National Tournament to be second only to the great De Bernardi. He received honorable mention when thc All-American was picked and was center on the All- Statc team. CHARLES KASTOR Charlie is from llarper High School and is an all around athlete. Last year he was captain of Southwestern's state championship track team. Kastor is a man who can always be depended on in any sport and he could make any college quintet in the state, but has been unfortunate in attending college during the reign of such great forwards as Dalbom, Gardner, and Reif. He will receive his second letter in basketball this year and is the only man on the team besides Keyes who will graduate in the spring. t ef . . ... e. .. .. i ae Page Two Hundred Twelve fu Q,-' fb' 1 ' . Cl J F .WDC - ussaxiffn v . . aW1?'f1??i A 'E .lulazl ' ' 4 usinuz .Hum neun: ,A BOYD SMITH Toy is one of the best guards ever turned out by Winfield High School. At the state high school tournament several years ago not a man whom he guarded made a single basket. Last year he was a guard on the hlanhattan freshman team. He made his first letter at Southwestern this year and will fill Keyes' place on next year's team. Basketball is not his only sportg he is n football and a track letter man. JAMES GARDNER .Iimmie,' is a member ofthe basketball famous Gardner fam- ily of Arkansas City. Although he entered school too late to make his letter this year, he is one ofthe eight men who made Southwestern famous at the National Tournament. He has zu high school record back of him and great things are expected of him next year. f , I M Mnefeen A . ,K 0129 , I Page Two Hundred Thirteen , 'J . ffigl.. , O DIE J . , i .i ,, , .Z ,' 1, 11.. e. U' QF' .. Basketball 1919220 COACH BA'r12s, ISRAY, CLOLIIJ, lllilJRICK, AIARSHALL, XX izsr, Mussiznu, Nuwniii, BOYLE, RODILRICK, RALSTON Basketball Behietn HE N119-10243 XYomen's basketball season at its opening bid fair to be a victorious one. Four letter women were back and there were a large number ol former high school stars out lor praetise. The opening games with St. .lohn's was a wallcaway for the Builders. Bray and Hedrick at the forward positions piled up a total of thirty-five points, while Marshall and Messerli as guards held the Saints clown to seven points. Cloud and VVest played stellar games IH the eentral division of the court. The other two games of the season resulted in defeat for the Southwesterners. The Normal girls were unusually large and played above the heads ol the Builders, while the C. of E. team was simply too last lor the Bateswomen. However, the Builder women were fast and had good team work. llad not the up-state team been usually strong, they would no doubt had a more successful season. bebebule nf Eames Southwestern ,,,, , , , ,,,, , ,35 St. .lohns ,,,,,,, 7 Southwestern, , 9 Normals ,,,,,,,, ,, . 8 Southwestern ,,,, ,, , ,IO C. of lf. ,, , ,, ,,,,, , ,, r,,,,,,,l6 . , . : saggy 3gmsM:Pl4 -- K V Page Two Hundred Fourteen ,ff-A-when I ' Ns 'i I fm' 'N 'fi' X E -ti? Fwlriwff W' . '.-.-.-.,,.-- ,,,, 1 ------- ,, ,,,, Jgaskethall 1920221 Cliuue, Com3i1B,x'l'ias, Wilisi, VAN VALi4i2NiuJRc:li R,-XISTON, Bins, Diixxicw, Ni-Ai C-LMN1INl'iS, Lroi D, lXlARSIl.-Xl.l. Zgasket Ball Bantam IRLS' baslcethall was a decided success in Southwestern this year. Forty girls were on the tlooriwhen the whistle hlew lor the lirst praetiee. VX ith such a squad and with Coach Bates as dlreetor, it is no wonder that the season's results were gratifying. Five games were scheduled, all hut two of which w ere with other Kansas colleges. ln the two out-ol'-state games with the Oklahoma girls of Phillips University, the Southwesterners sulliered defeat by narrow margins. ln their own state the Builders had an all-vietorious season, deleating all their opponents and returning lrorn the state trip with the title Champions ol' Kansas. 'l he personnel ol' sueh a team is deserving ol' COII'l11L'Dll2lIlUl'l. Captain Cloud usually reigned at eenter, hut Marian Bray was a worthy understudy. They were ably assisted by llelen VVest or l.ois Van VZlllit'UbtHFf1 as running eenters. Hella Denney, lnita Neal, and Bonita Ralston lead the seoringg while Lois Marshall, Irene Crick, and Ermal Cummings were the able guards. bnbehule of Games I5 Southwestern ,, Phillips U .,,,,,, ,,,, I 8 Southwestern ,,,,, , I2 Phillips U .,,,, , 24 Southwestern , 24 Sterling , ,,,2l Southwestern ,, 23 Bethany ',,,, , ZI Southwestern 2 Nlepherson , ll , iifllg j g? in - ,,.,..: ...-, s Q13 gp , ., gr .... 1 , W :.: 1 s:...,.. ....- ,.::-':: e 1 :sq :.,5 ::f1 5 : ' 3 :1:f : ii 11: '1-1 ,. .- 5 ' ' E, Page Two llundred Fifleen ,f 'x.'f ,Ko ff s ,W A-V---N 4 .,Kfi'r 7 Egg?i7v X3 9, if '2,,.,' 5 ..... : if .,.v: f f',W55m d!g?'W,,, t t , Sl 'gf' i :-PQNYN 1 i t ,X will f 'WZ f ame! Q ff if 6 Mix ' l ' ZS' 1 K V ll fx M ,Q f , Z , , , ma f f 6 V S. I i i' ll A W s -WAX Wt. s f i ,As Q I A Wulf?- ' vff 1 N 'Qksw 'wif ' 5',ffA ' X ,l 'QiQ,5Jl,1 fr' ' ' ,ggi L- ,f ,lg F Sr 5, -,XJE7 ' State Glbampinns 1920 630.-XII!! BATES, GARDNER, liizxizs, liixcz, l.iiAiili4.imAx BAIRD, THoMAs, Dll.I.l11NBIf1i1K, KAs'roi1, PARSLILY, lfvANs IIE Southwestern Track Team of 1920 had a very successful season. It made its debut on March 13, when five men were sent to the indoor meet at Kansas City. The relay team returned with gold medals. A meet was held with Oklahoma A. and Nl. early in the season and the Builders, not heing in the best of shape at the time, were defeated. Southwestern won by a eomfortahle margin in the meets with Chiloeeo and Pittsburg Normals as well as in the state meet at Emporia. Two members ofthe team went to the Nlissouri Valley meet at Ames, lowa. Keyes won lirst in the low hurdles, but Captain Kastor failed to place, due to an injury to his hip received in the Carllx' trials. There is plenty of material for the 1921 season and under the leadership ol' Captain Kahler the team should make a good showing at the state meet. ,.,, ,,,:, ,,,, . ,. Q::2. :QQ : Z :IA .:2f2a ,l ssg.gq,Q Page Two Hundred Sixteen , A--'s.f Y i e ........ ...... i 3 . ffM4f2ffQei1, R Wm S A-, Wl ,rr I X I n' ' 1 K. ii I , ,N 'X X gil WM sl gig X l mwi-llllliunu M :l lllnw MAf1 ,,,,, J 6l f 1 1920 'dieam Lfmtiii BA'lEs, Ca mer, XX iii is, Dm nov, Siimmw, fi,fXlRYS lllNSll-XXV, GRms1.EY, lloi:xAD.u', lXl.XliI'llNI-.Y, Siilimxxiu ATERIAI. was plentiful and ol' good Class lim' Kansas conference baseball last spring. ltight letter men were available at the openiug ol' the season, besides several other ex- perienced play ers of known ability. Tlxe first conference game with St. Johns' resuled in a victory for Southwestern, and the four reiiaining games wi li the Saints were also non by the Builders. An up-sta'e trip concluded the season and although the team lost the greater percentage of their encounters, the games vxere good exhibitions ol' the diamond game and the last Contest played with the W'a hhurn nine took extra innings with a one to nothing score. Bethany College was def0ated by a narrow margin. Two games were lost to St. IXlary's and Camp Funstcm waS likewise winner in ll wierd contest marked by errors on both sides. Prospects for the 1921 season are very bright and with five letter men hack for duty, the team bids fair to make a formidable reeord for Southwesk-rn in base hall. 4, 2 -at ,. M ' .--,.a 2211: :ifs '::..::: 2 :-.1:. , ., ,. . - . , ,, ., ., ,. . , , .. . age Two Hundred Se venteen I v IMAX! -R51 Q J AJ , QA N ., , ':,,A ' V:',..A :- 5 A 0409 AU' QP fE4nQfeera AA flfffenf 0199 va, 4 ., , Q '5 'f.. Page Two Ilundred Eighteen K OLLEQE MFE Boom L. Qs H ' ..-xx t 4- K, 41 M R l -SH' W f- RW oi Q Lv Z2 , kg i 'g Y N :Tl VI, 'f ' -Q Q ,, :fiilzi 1 K 0 O Q 0 0 I o , ,Y Y x f Si O03 oo , 6 A F J- 7 . L 4 vii-M? l X5 -f A 1.3 N' . QM G 'o ' pf Af 0111205111 Q14 oo DOROTHY S.- Speaking of intuition, Dudisman bas more of tba! :bun any one else around beref' JOYCE'u WlJy so? . DOROTHY- TbaL's all be does-lakes m lu1l1on. -' Mnefeen 'Im AA GQ Q One II 'Page Two Hundred Twenty-One Z'-Q-'Ng'-L fz E fwfv n J U fiir. . . V. 'mfiiii A Q' .,ZA 1,-, i1f'i::!::Q: .A ow? U' 91 SAM T.f So you beard that Bill stole from his wife?', ERMAL-U Yes, be booked ber dress. 0119 Page Two Hundred Twenty-Two wVf 'sC L , fe In ii-,Cixi . Glzzlenhar 19211-'21 September 7-Seasons reverseg campus suddenly gets green in the fall. Sflniroduction of new and old', faculty members. ' ' f g 1 ffW 9-Prexy bars namers of his garden from City Beauti- X V' ful Contest. 0 ,, l0fFrosh get the home-sick blues. ff ll- Formal Y. M. Stag-1100 pounds watermelons 'X l W consumed. Y. VV. cuts their way through forest of weeds to S. Ang. l3+Y. M. and Y. W. reception to new students. 14-7Prexy urges the organization of a new society. 15 -First Y. M. and Y. W. Mrs Kirk talks to girls on X - xxx I, , ' 'J 22 N X., Four-fold Life. l6fWould-be class scrap does not appear. I7-Class scrap staged under cover of darknessg upper classmen demand real scrap. + - -1 - E-r-I mg .,e. ,.. -if ,, . -jl 18-Sophomores victors. Juniors and seniors go to New- ' ' ' ppp ton's Glenn. Freshmen and Sophores to WILD CAT. SEPTEMBER 7 20-Belles-Athenian Frolic. Eats galore. 22-Y. M. and Y. W. launch membership campaign. 244Prexy lays down law concerning dates. 25-Prof. Stout springs the idea of Fine Arts Society. 27-Sigma-Delphian reception to new students. 28fRushing begins. After several suggestions the Freshmen white-wash S. 20fRushing continues. Nlost every one succeeds in keeping his tongue bridled. 30-New students sign for better or for worse. Southwestern vs. Cooper. X S ,DSB-L4 Qbrtnher l- The Spirits are with us -temporary motto of new society appears. 4-Faculty reception to new students. 10:30 rule actually obeyed-example is better than precept 6-S. C. makes annual poster raid on Fairmount. 7fFairmount comes back and totally unobserved paints the 121 steps. 9-Fairmount shot down in cold blood in chapel. Next Pres. of U. S. speaks at South Station. ' 12!The great day-Fairmount vs. S. C.-0 to 0 in favor of S. C. X ' 13-Rev. Rayburn makes visit to S. C. 15-S. C. vs. C. of E. Sigma and Delphi initiate new vswivfz' X , ff f 5 'N f ' - members. 4? lex fgs , sill. SE 'l?1.- , pf' 16-Freshmen receive annual boarding, 'cause-no caps ig 5 ' 1 gf' '93 at chapel. u l7fM68tlDgS begin at Grace Church.. l 5' Q ,Y 19-Mr. and Mrs. Wickland entertain students in 3 chapel. -L li t 23-Home Coming Day. Shower-bath a feature X-'Q 4, which lasls all day-S. C. 13-K. S. N. 7. K fr . 274Rally Democrats! Rally Republicans! Jimmy .- s '93 Cox's party lies mouldering in the grave after 1 ,'i , Lf 'X election to-day. U l lfigki Zlfjuniors and Seniors ascend to heights hitherto 'Trai' N Irlflfgifl' ' X I unknown. CCTOBER 23 I Mnefee ,, I . I , . - A ,'-et. Q .et A' flwef fz One Page Two Hundred lwenly-1 hue - FQ,-Q Al QX., ' ' 5'-l?:'i'i's 1 . . :Fix x l M V 'lillglll ' 9 1 asians: ' N, -wh , ,. I :snag-f A A , tsvzxux , GUTIERREZ Cto C. Miller in SpunisbD4 Glenn, will you please run up tlwul sbade-for me? GLIENN'-Lllkfljdl do you think I um, a squirrel? Jwnofeen Y GEM' 0126? Page Two Hundred Twenty-Four lixgi-XFQ' 1' f 'rf K , ,.. Et c ' ' Q , ff5T7?5i'L ?'! ?5l . ' ' dg . fnxxlne ' Q 4 :urinary .- ., 3- N ,V V, , - , ',','1 1. ,gg ,..,, . j-1' , K -at Nuuemher .L If X H I W H Zeullome is that place, to which, when you are absent, 4 ,M l . , ll you expect to return. -Judge Fink. i n l.' 1 Ml? 4QDrl Goldsmith gives his uwanderingn speech at km , ' lxl l. chapel. . X Q , fl 11 I I 5-Visiting Committee from K. U. inspect S. C. i ' Na. - 'l l l J 5 'J -Ngw Bzlles 1111 Aihziilns ride the goat. . ff l. U ' 1lfArmistice day, S. C. vs. Friends. U W gag I l 13-Freshmen again receive warm hands from Sophs. i Ei -lmiifi-1iL17L ' Kiser shows his scrapping ability. '.'ll - f 'Y lb fjfg NOVEMBER 5 ' 15-Y. W. girls bloomer and overall party at PreXy's ' barn. ix A ,-l N 16fMen's debate tryout. 55 . I 8-S. C. vs. SJv:i:3.i-?rofessors Ross, Sirnsnins, and f X 1 5 - - iQ -,M , , N ' I X' Gutierrez give pep speeches. x Q .-QQ 1 X 19-Sigma surprises Delphi. V 'V X l 1' E f 3 N Y f , , , W f 'lk' 20fYe old time greeting-get your picture taken. X f 224Two more days until we get a square meal once more. ' A 23fDr. Goldsmith organizes a feline chorus. - - --'-- ---'I' 24fY. VV. gives baskets of eats to poor for Thanksgiving. NOVEMBER 15 25-Thanksgiving. 26fProl'. Gutierrez makes first appearance as member of Chicago Operatic Co. 30- Mice and lN'len. 'rn vu- I' + -- . Beremhvr 1-Mrs. Eddy gives fine talk to students. 2-Prof. Stout speaks to Y. NV. girls. 4-Sylvester Long. 5-Girl's gospel team have meeting at Oxford-mud-Wading feature of the trip home. 7-Coach Bates makes annual appeal to the Freshmen. Sgflhristmas bazaar starts4Art Kahler invests in talcum powder. 9-Oyster stew given for gospel teams. 10-Belles give Athenians Christmas presents. 11-Alpha Beta-Beta Gamma joint reception. l4AOrchestra concert. l5!Annual Christmas tree-every one sure of at least one present this year. 26-Freshmen enter stationary movies-give scenes from their Pilgrim Fathers. 17-So long, S. C., too bad you can't keep us hereeul hear mother calling me. , Mwfeen .y zta e ...y.... y. One , Page Two Hundred Twenty-Five ,e no Owe w Q MISS. HERRC to dilatory pupill- Do not neglect to keep your shoes polished, you can shine ut one end lf not at the other. I Mnefee I . qa fz One I Page Two Hundred Twenty-Six K-546 ii , , ' Qi . if?f'i'i'u - - f nina : i i V A J V V y . 1 . 'fifilill' T V,,.A ' f 1. I can U' 97' ilanuarg 44New Year's resolution4all faculty appear on pla'l'orm at chapel. 845. C. vs. Alva Rangers. Bertholf gets his degree of Bachelor of VVork. 1015. C. vs. Saints. 1llEX2ll'IlS approaching. Everyone begins to ransaclc att ies for text hooks. 124Mrs. Kirk talks to Y. M. on Young VVomen,s View Point. l34Beauty contest, each votes for himself. l44Winners of above contest disclose l4naturally some are disappointed. l5'XVLlSllbllfD29-S. C. 26. l74All-Stars banquet SIlll'6SS6S'l'1OIllC cured ham served. K 184Pittsburg vs. S. C. VVe won. - A 20' flunk. - ,af f . 2l4I llunked yesterday. 2241 have flunlied in everything. 5.758271 ,Zf 1' 24-Pittsburg vs. S. C. 39-40. I 4 ' .' ,Aa , , -. I f f ,Z 2 J 25-U and at 'cm, we got 'em4Pittsbur 6-S. C. 38. . M44 ,.f P g 'fri-' if Registration, wise ones luring all-day suckers. .....-- . A - .V .-.-. l 26'S. C. vs. Bethany. ll4 5 4 44 47-4' '-'il' ' ' 274Sophomores long for Home, Sweet Home. JANUARY 24 294BeIles and Athens joint reception. 31-Bethel vs. S. C. Iilehruarg l4Class el ections4Juniors still quibble- over chapel seating. 34uS21d, sad, the bitter wail,4almost.44S. C. 23-Fairmount 24. 54Benson Baker gives stirring talk in chapel. l 84 The Sunken Bell 4Dr. Goldsmith expresses his he- ll ,f lief in fairies. xfiip 5f ?X 104Dr. Hawke discloses his loveC?j for the Non-Partisan N X N League. l N K ' 114Nliss llortense Nielson reads John Drinkwater's in ix . ,Mfg Abe Lincolnn in chapel. X XX Q ' i l24Miss Nielson presents Frank Brown and Esther Beck ' X . KZ j in joint breathing recital. Frank shows great prom- ..-. Nl.-'K ise for the future. ' ' X 'gil f Rite 134Ted Wzrlker and Eldon Martin rock the boat. ' H' 5 14fK. s. N. 21-S. C. 54. 'J 1543. C. 36-C. of E. 1745. C. divides debate with -4- 5 4 Fairmount. L K . .. s.- 'J' - V-Eg 1745. C. 43-Ottawa 74eomplete victorious up-state trip. :lo dow Dr' '- '- 'L 1845. C. receives its annual eulogy from Dr. Gardner. FEBRUARY 8 224K. C. A. C. vs. S. C. Anyway K. C., you had to work for it. 2343. C.'s found flying on Shotliefs campus. 244Belles At Home to Athens. 264Fairmount vs. S. C. Never mind, the norm will turn. 294Prof. Ross suggests that the last verse ol' the doxology he sung in chapel. 1 - ... M ele . .. ....s rir. ... C. 0 29 ,,,,,, , Page Two Hundred Twenty-Seven Z'- fW ':11 ' 2, DAC, C! Q liEl..ENA'uDid you bear tbetcbimnqy swallow? FRANK- That wasn't the cb1mney, tba! was I. M'D9f98H GZQVJ f On 9 Page Two Hundred Twenly-Eight ,f 'A-ANXQ E 'Q- frvc . CA Q 43 r. :AA .,' 3 1 AVV:1: 5 11. i A, 0603 iii QI' A marc!! fz1 f X : x 1: ' -1fSplit even in debate with Friends. If Y of-B. B. Team leave for K. C. . 74Anti-Tobacco State Convention begins. 8-lX1cPherson wins Anti-Tobacco Contest. i U4Dr. Edward T. Devine gives lecture on Social A ' Q VVorl4 in America. f Xi.. llfs. C. still victorious at K. C. , ' 'Xi 12fSecond place in National Cham Jionshi 1. VN'ho said , . X t X , . . l l t xg' -Stl- A We wanted State C.ha1np1onsl11p anyway? W 4 tilt :X '7 I-1-7Greatest B. B. team in America returns home. l l ff f Y .gr ' 7 .L gk I MARE 14 I5-Notes on celebration, s eeches in chapel, unveiling, , P Island Park, Junior Play, bonhre, The Last of the lX'l0lllC21HS.u l6fGirls win State Championship in B. B. I7-St. Patriel-fs Day. Frosh furnish color scheme. 18-H. llulpicu makes debut? in the feminine world. 19-Freshmen annual party. 224Athenian hlinstrel Girls debate team wins at To- peka. ' lr om' 5 -' 24-Orchestra Concert. MARCH 22 26-Girls glee club concert-Seniors hnally become courageous enough to wear caps and gowns. 284Tcrm exams. 31-Spring vacation begins. . , ,. fl.. 1-1 Z.. V1-22f V ,, '- Page Two Hundred Twenty-Nine ,--Nfxwgy, C' . A , Q' l - oafwgw 914 PROF. ROYER fqfter mf-out for Girl's Clee Clubj- Some girls sing like niglrlingalesg others lile gales in the night. , M efe n Q'l11l -2.1 IL Page Two Hundred Thirty ,--xf L ,- fx ff-,-s ii xowii i it vw fm ef- is April 5-Freshmen go to the bacony What can't be cured must be endured. V-First copy of 1921 Moundbuildcr sent to the printer. 7AY. M. stage annual chicken pie supper. Dr. Naismith, inventor of basketball speaks. 8-Sigma serves ice cream and cake to Delphi. 9fDr. Smith, returned missionary from Japan, speaks at chapel. ll-First rehearsal for the hlay music festival. 12-Men's glee club concert. Spivey has a date. 13-Dr. Smith again entertains students at chapel hour. l4fLast copy sent to engravers. Business manager hugs assistant. Whoopeel I5-Girls dual debate against Pittsburg. Won here, lost there. Delphi and Sigma give annual Faculty program. I6-Prof. John attends his twenty-second Athenian Banquet. l9fFire Arls recital. 22-Men's dual debate with Kansas Wesleyan. 23flie'a Camma-Alpha Beta banquet at the Brettun. 26-Sigma and Dcphli present Prince Chap. 27-lVlen's and Women's Quartettes give joint program. 28-Sors of Apollo banquet friends. 29-Tennis and Track Meet at Pittsburg. 30-Belles-Athenian May day Pele. Belles Lettres present Pygmalian. filling - f 3-Fine Arts recital. X I X X ' 5fFreshmen feed prospective Southwesterners. RR gg 6-Interstate high school track meet. 3 I 7-Belles Lettres banquet. 'u.5f' 'uv N 10-Fine Arts recital. 'S : '1.'. 5 14f-Sigma Banquet. K M 17-Campus Players presents The Nlobf' h V' 20-State track and tennis meet at Emporia. l t 21ASeniors in expression give recital. XM lt' 26-Belles-Athenian chapel program. ' l ggi 27-Sigma-Dephlian chapel program. Y 28-Beta Gamma-Alpha Beta chapel program. 1- M . 1 29-Baccalaurea'e sermon. 'nv ' m W HMM J 30-Class day. Final chapel-seniors leave-roomc is MAY 31 made for oncoming babes. 31-Commencement. f'We are again advised to 'Hold steady'. Farewell- My grief lies onward and my joy behind. Those who think these jokes are poor Would straigltutay change their minds, If they could but compare these jokes With the jokes we left behind. Mnefee g bv Ezipvli in ti one ' Page Two Hundred Thirty-One ff--.Ngo ,V l f Q,-if .3 1 ff' 'fn 3115353115'f2'551i??2? We A- GUUCAUF 91' A timid lizfle Frexhie tothe Collegian box did comeg Slwe dropped cz penny in the xlo! and waited for the gum. , ,.., ., ...zl '1--l 11- :iz gE.f11i::-A ffz f:.l:f zsezl ll I A l Page Two Hundred Thirty-Two ,,--QXg '5- FB, QM e oem at er- , ,..,,., .....,ff'l1f'f' A Retrnapert Away from the many calls for copy, which made it necessary to keep everlastinglif at the staff' the telegrams speeding back and forth concerning cut number two hundred and what-not,', the final argument with the business manager concerning the high cost of printing just one more page, the steady grind day and night, and all the multitude of bothering and conflicting noises which have surrounded our lwoundbuilder office-we seek a few moments of solitude to re- flect upon a year's experience and incidentally to write this last edif torial for our book. It is with a genuine feeling of relief, mixed with a certain amount of pardonable pride that we place the result of our yeafs work into the hands of our readers. It has been our ambition to put out the best Nloundbuilder in Southwestern's history. If we have failed, we are sorry, if we have succeeded, we are content. Ule have put forth every efort to avoid mistakes in names, in facts and records, and we hope that the number of such will be a minimum. Wie hope, too, that no satire will be so keen as to justly ofend and that no freedom in the use of nick-names will be mistaken for lack of respect on the part of the editors. In short, it is our vain hope to have pleased every- one. We realize that this publication could never have been possible, had it not been for the hearty co-operation of the Staff, Faculty, stu- dent-body, photographers, engravers and printers. To you all we feel an inexpressible debt of gratitude and take this means of expressing our appreciation. In conclusion, let it be said that we feel more than compensated for the work of the past year in that it was one of pleasant associations, and in that it presented the opportunity of serving Southwestern as best we could. The Editor. JMCYIQZLQQIZ 2 Q'u .3cniA 0129 ,. . . ,., .- , 4, ,,,. ,,.. , ,A . -V-g e v i t Three 'ENN ..... N if Es 00 N I5 as S N 'Q' 7. 'QQ I7 Q - I 5:52, 0 S I 1 'Q' o... 5 ,Yi Xxi-if