Southwestern Oklahoma State University - Bulldog Yearbook (Weatherford, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1941 volume:

V V X'-XX flaw li Q 7 'gif' f Z1 K 15 f 1 +2 Q2 , 1 Y 'vf , X .,. X W i g -Y S xx X 47 -f-+ WMM- X X J 'dl-.gf ' ,554 3, 5 K, ' -KY Y x ' 4 4 , K Nfwfx ,W X a?cfQef!? 12.2121 gf jff A -if A .1 1 JZ .-At I 4 , X -:lj , o I . A. , ,, 171 17. , W.. , - 7 1 ,,1 , y: Qi, 1 - 1 N- f ' 'ik' HJ -w iv nm un 7!:e 1941 GLENN E. SHELTQN EDITOR COLIN ALFORD BUSINESS MGR. 'I LITHOGRAPHY SEMCO COLOR PRESS OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLA. COVER UNIVERSAL BOOKBINDERY SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS 'n PHOTOGRAPHY HOFFMAN STUDIOS WEATHERFORD, OKLA. ,ff , mfffff' pfwffi iw 'My if ' ff V, O AN ideal which per- mits dreams, to a flag which in- spires hope, to a government which, with all its myriad imper- fections, is still our own creation, to the spirit of Democracy, the American Way, We, the students of Southwestern Tech, dedicate ourselves now and forever-. 2? I lin jllllemuriam NTO the day dreams of every college man, when books are on the shelf, come memories of a real friend- one whose teachings have since proved themselves true as gold, one whose counsel has proved wiser with each passing year and whose kindly, simple philosophy has become the guiding star of his every enterprise. We of the annual staff, knowing that the day dreams of many a Southwestern alumnus have been vitalized and enriched by the presence of that teacher and scholar, Audubon H. Neff, pause here to honor him who has re- sponded to that school bell wherein alone lies the complete wisdom. Foreword . . . The Southwestern Institute of Technology is a growing school. New towers of purpose as well as new houses of learning are being added to the campus every year. New theories of educa- tion, new ideas of curriculum and administration are being initiated. lust as this is a changing school, so is this a changing and shifting world. The only things which endure are those seemingly abstract virtues which are based on the equality of every living creature and the integrity of human souls in the eyes of God. Such eternal principles form the foundation of our Democracy. It is for the per- petuation of these ideals that we selected the thread of Americanism to bind these pages. It is our hope, our earnest prayer, that in future moments of retrospect when we shall open this book, that it will be done in a peaceful world- that it will not only restore many happy memo- ries of college life, but that it will also be a re- minder. that the banners of our school and of our country are still flying because they are held aloft by the indomitable spirit of a free people. N55 VERNELLE CRELIA A N N U AQ LU 5 E N ll'- 233 WW IIIIIIT . was F '91 1' if U' - y ,e.,e.,W-N 7' 2 'Hs-3 ! - .,.,m,, we.-if. ...n 7 zzz' ' nf ' , . LSML up Q z, Ne1've center of Southwestern, the Science Building, Hum W M Fifi' in-j,w,- Q,Qv ,g ,, XW,.,W- N 2 :IWC .Na- n Q,-1 1 Q 3 EAR after year Southwest- ern's education students gather at the training school to learn to do by doing. Here, in the classrooms with the lower grade children, the college student ob- serves the methods of experienced teachers and does his practice-teaching under their close supervision. iii ADE of native stone, the picturesque Vocational Building now houses many of our national defense classes. It is the newest building on the campus, having been completed on- ly last year, and now stands in silhouette on the crest of the hilltop, an emblem of Southwestern's pledge to aid in the de- fense of our country. Manicures and sawdust, trombone.: and airfoils. , A. A Y we fig, 'V N5lii'5ef1Qf7r:'fN', ' L Y ,, , ,H ,,,,,,' -, iw 'f4'?Q 3fi'f ' ' i,,. .,pp , , f' rr W 62,13 I I u 1 l 5 1 if 1 -L1 lu ' '1 Here we learn to teach-Training School for future profs. 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REST McKEIVZlE QNHUN C155 I EWEL ROBBINS BUARD 0F REGENTS 404 UKLAIHIMA CULLEGES 'GP' 4 y if lf '7!w SS GE Of Um Pre ident iffy? '51 21' . if 41 xl? 43 444 ONE OF THE darkest midnights that the world has even known has drawn its curtain across the face of the earth. Empires are crumbling beneath the battering and the shock of bitterness and death. Foundations of homes are being exploded by military might. Old men in the evening time of life, young men in the bloom of manhood, and even babes held in their mothers' arms are being destroyed by the lash of warfare. The life of civilization is like that of a little child tottering down a bleak i and hate-infested pathway. Everywhere there is darkness, fear, and uncertainty, everywhere there is treachery at work. f BUT HOPE finds a way in America the Great, America the Beautiful, and l America the Blessed Land of Our Forefathers which is fortifying against these germs of evil-these machines of death. It is being done by building the spiritual and the moral, which in turn will govern the physical power of the mightiest nation on earth. Character, seasoned with faith, will sustain us in the testing periods that try our mettle. fi HENCE, at Southwestern we are trying to build not only experts in the field A of mechanical skills and academic knowledge, but citizens who can walk through the b stos of good living. R NO EVIL fire protected by the as e THOROUGHLY EDUCATE, AND FEA i LIVE A Goon LIFE, i i -if i M V Eg l n i E QA, , A KHOTHE 1 . ' d . u nity R C D endly smile an ragoo has been dean 0??Etd1g, 9 001- 1 . ege since coming here i S n eptember , 1939, BeSides h' 1 h t h t s eavy administrative d . uties he eac QS alge bra a re d Hd ph a Y to offer a friendlyslcs and IS always students and facult Y. Y W ord of advice to Addison came to Mrs. Phoebe ' 1925. She is very Southwestern in . ' iene, first t'ie teaching hyg d versa 1 , ' i education an at i d , physica heaith. She has been dean of WEIZU ' 193 men since W way? My faiffffvm ff W 'Ir if? P Wiid dean of rnen, is Mr. G. . , in demand as a iecturer on inter- ' t aches eco- i if-airs. He e nationa a ' iate professor T10 rnics and is assoc oi history. . H. ,nn .:.. MD ph 'MEUHY' PHOEBE ADDISON, B. A., M. S., Dean of Women, Hygiene MILLIE ALEXANDER, B. A., Registrar -il RUSSELL A. BABB, B. A., M. Ed., Education JAMES CALVIN BARNETT, B. A., M. Ed., History 41 DEWEY BEESON. B. S., M. S., Education MARY BOYD, R. N., Health 'K CLEOPATRA CARDWELL, B. A., M. A., Education MARJORIE CARMICHAEL, B. S., Secretary to the President 'IK MRS. ELSIE MCCLURE CHAPMAN, B. A., M. A., Education ERNEST CRAIN, B. A., M. Ed., Education 41 GEORGE A. CRISWELL, A. B., Financial Secretary JENNETT CROSBY, B. S., M. A., Education -K WALTER H. CROUCH, A. B., Journalism EDITH FROST DAVIS, American Conservatory Chicago, Music 41 RAYMOND C. DRAGOO, B. A., M. A., Dean of College, Mathematics DONALD EMERY, B. S., Commerce 41 CLETIS T. ESKEW, B. S., M. S., Botany, Advisor, Yearbook CAROL D. FARMER, B. S., M. S., Commerce 4'9 QT ,iff E MARY EDITH FORBES, B. S., Education ,iw-,iv ,Y ,i WILLIE FUNDERBURK, N. Y. A. Supervisor 'K MAGNOLIA GEE, B. S., M. A., Education BOB GILCHRIST, C. A. A. Instructor 'll EDVVIN S. GRANT, Character Education A. C. GUFFY, B. L., Commerce fk MRS. H. S. HAIR, B. S., Education EARL HAMBURGER, B. A., Education -K RAYMOND L. HAZLET, B. A., M. A., Education S. B. HINK, Electrical Trades 41 MILDRED D. HOBBS, B. A., M. A., Education DELPHINE PRATT HOBERECHT, B. A., M. A., Education -K FRED W. IRION, B. S., M. Ed., Education GRACE E. JENCKE, B. A., M. A., Ph. D., English -K DICK JEWELL, B. S., Music VERLE JONES, B. A., M. A., English 4K MYRLE E. KELLY, B. S., M. A., Art L. J. KLOTZ, B. S., M. S., Ph. D., Pharmacy gr 341 :Qin 355. 'hs - 4 , . Y, 1' J. C. M. KRUMTUM, B. A., M. A., Ed. D., Foreign Languages CLARENCE MCCORMICK, B. A., M. A., Ph. D., Mathematics -K LILLIAN MILAM, B. M., B. A., Music EDNA MULDROW, B. A., M. A., English sk J. G. NAIMAN, B. A., M. A., Biology W. E. PHILLIPS, Aviation and Motors 'll EVA PHIPPS, Dietician J. R. PRATT, B. A., M. A., Mathematics 'll ALICE PROCTOR, B. A., M. A., Ph. D., Music LELAND PROCTOR, B. M., M. M., Music 'K DANIEL RIIVKIN, B. S., Pharmacy G. D. ROBBINS, Carpentry 'K LEONA SCHNELL, B. S., M. S., Biology CECIL SHEPPARD, Assistant to the Financial Sec'y -k ELSIE SHOEMAKER, B. A., M. S., M. P. J., Speech and Journalism FANNIE SHOLARS, B. A., M. A., Education 41 J. H. SMITH, Custodian JAKE SPANN, B. A., Football Coach and Physical Education Sy.- Q-.1 -' '1- DORA ANN STEWART, B. A., M. A., Ph. D., History DORIS STANSELL, Cosmetology -K CLARA THOMPSON, B. A., M. A., Education MYRTLE UMPHRESS, B. S., M. S., Home Economics 41 MRS. MARION VICKERS, Hostess Neff Hall MARION VICKERS, Assistant Football Coach 41 BERT WEISSER, Defense ELOISE WHEELER, B. A., B. L. S., Librarian 4K MRS. L. B. WHEELER, B. S., Hostess of Stewart Hall GEORGE P. WILD, B. S., M. A., Dean of Men, History +I RANKIN WILLIAMS, B. A., Physical Education CLARENCE C. WYATT, B. S., M. A., Education 6 k Q I gli ! . ,Kg 3 'A . 1 W' Il K Q' ge? if as -ii -fs! 'Illll ISULLIIUG 'I'AllF T was long hours of labor but it was Worth it! Members of the Bull- dog staff are proud of their book, thankful for the fine cooperation of the fac- ulty and student body, and glad to get a little sleep! IM ,YQREDND 'WANT TO Qxc Ll, ll ll Bill Rogers, Sports Edztor Z QN - F 'VQQUQW Colin Alford, Business Manager Take a letter Miss Holden -Correspondent extra- ordznary Dorothy Holden Secretary. DEADLINE W ,., zu 4 'O 0 OLLOWING in the glory-filled wake of last year's publication, the first since 1932, this year's Bulldog staff found it had a very high standard to maintain. So i setting to work early in September, the group began assembling material with its eye ever on thatilofty precedent and with an earnest desire to make a substantial im- provement so that every year our annual might be a better edition than that of the .previous year. So mixing equal quanti- ties of imagination, artist- ry and midnight oil, the mixture before you re- suited. We only hope it meets with your full approval and X V that it lives up to the fine standard of its predecessor ... and furnishes a guiding H star for next year's staff. -- Q9 i.. I 16 - . H.. i Doris Hays, Art Editor 1 Bill Dougherty, Advertising OL and g- ll 0U'I'HWll 'lllll IRST thought on a Wednes- day morning-The Southwestern! A publication well balanced in fea- tures, art, news stories and editor- ials, our newspaper was last year selected as the state's outstanding senior college weekly. Careful planning, imagination and journal- istic skill go into its makeupg en- thusiasm characterizes its recep- tion! The Southwestern upholds the traditions and ideals of the school. It maintains the welfare and integ- rity of the student body and its every activity is based on the found- ation of service. ,, raft? dowb, Hzilfbfculaznon RM' nc Rrbldflllmie WCM 4 Cbarlex Blanton, Engrauer er ., Ev-2' U - l Efewf' V, lim Burnham. ' 'X Eloise M anis, Society U ' I7 Lloyd Whitfield, editor of The South- western, combines a rare talent for man- agement and writing with a broad sense of humor and a keen sense of news values. A writer of forceful, dignified editorials, clear, concise news stories and breezy fea- tures, Whit is well qualified for his re- sponsible position. gm Ioy Sbocklcy interviews a student Newton Reaui: and Floyd Birden, Engraving Glenn Shelton, Cartoonixt up Lloyd Whitfield, Editor Ohh' Le e A l D117 HW ' yporg-,- a hd I '-'-U1 bnwp ,M fury, -r A-1 ,,,....---- if ,qt 1 A 8 , Why, Norma Lee! Now, Yell! A lot of bull. Beauty in the snow. Concentrate, Rosie! Why, hello, Charles! Mr. Pratt, is THAT any thing to brag about? After the shower. Katy and Hubert. Play, Don! A tense moment. -AW eaemiei.u1,. .ers 'W ,K A. it A W i. 'g, l' ' x :url-nul l? In I ENE READWN Tl 'fl ' F: ' ly E 5 I , vR1lTlN , .fm r' ' ' lf .Is ,L i RITHMWC I t 'l - -ffix 'a ff . ,Q 1 ,,3, qt, 5 of Hzzafr fringe., Wy L . . W , . f is 9' ? Q A OFFICERS RICHARD MOORE, President AVIS GRIGGS, Vice-Prexident MARY ELLEN FLYNN, Secretary E ARE the Seniors, War-scarred veterans, clothed in dignity! Four years Cand in some cases five or sixlj have we spent wrestling the problems of government and pondering the perplexities of good grammar. We are past masters in the art of cram, and we know all the answers when it comes to collegiate repartee! We have long since discarded the jaunty hat and screaming sweater of the typical collegian--ours the sober robes of the super-wise 3 ours the conservative dress of poise and sagacity! Yes, we've been through the mill. We are firmly launched on the sea of life. We know the ropes. We are the Seniors! bf 1 I? nk . ' He Lk Uh . I. lf' rv' ft 1 S . ,. he V .X QS' 'A 'Hum- --ma in .. FI, t . g Y Wx Y. 3? Y Qin- ,ww Wim MINNIE B. ADAMS-Tipton B. S. Degree. MARTHA FIKE ALEXANDERwArapaho B. S. Degree. WARD ALEXANDER-Arapaho B. S. Degree. 41 COLIN ALFORD--Tulsa B. S. Degree, Pharmacy Club. HELEN ALLEN-Longdale B. S. Degree, Hammacian EDITH AMBURN-Hollis B. S. Degree, Hammaeian. 41 ELIZABETH LOUISA AIMS-Hobart B. S. Degree, International Relations, B. S. U. GEORGIA ANDERSONfWillow B. A. Degree, Alpha Phi Sigma. MILDRED ANDERSON-Oakwood B. S. Degree, Alpha Phi Sigma, Pallette and Brush. -K SELLERS G. ARCHER-Geary B. A. Degree. ODELLE S. AUSTIN-Hollis B. S. Degree. BULA BACHMAN-Viei B. S. Degree, Chorus, International Re- lations. 'K ELIZABETH B. BAILEY-Leedey B. S. Degree, Alpha Phi Sigma, Inter- national Relations. BARBARA BAKERfCuster City B. S. Degree, Alpha Phi Sigma. MARY BARBEEA-Reydon B. S. Degree. 'K BEULAH BARNES-Weatherford B. A. Degree. DAVID C. BERRY-Mountain View B. A. Degree, Alpha Phi Sigma, Inter- national Relations, Student Council, Bulls. FLORENCE BLAIR-Camargo B. S. Degree, Women's Chorus, Frolics. NELDA ALEXANDER BOWERS-Sweet water B. S. Degree, Hammacian. MAUDE MARY BOYLE+Greenfield B. S. Degree, Pallette 8: Brush, Kappa Delta Pi. FRED J. BOYER-Weatherford B. S. Degree. sk RUTH BOZARTH-Arapaho B. A. Degree. GERALDINE BRANNON-Carnegie B. S. Degree, Alpha Phi Sigma. ANNA BREWER-Weatherford B. S. Degree, Hammacian, Q. P. 4K JESSE BROWN-Granite B. S. Degree, Chorus. VERE BROWN-Colony B. A. Degree. BETTY JOYCE BRUCE-Weatherford B. A. Degree, Bullpups, Forensia, Alpha Phi Sigma, Rho Kappa Mu. 'K EVANGELYN BUCKLEY-Altus B. S. Degree. HUBERT BULLARD-Duke B. S. Degree, Alpha Phi Sigma, Presi- dent of Bulls. MADALINE CARPENTER-Reed B. S. Degree, Alpha Phi Sigma, B. S. U. -K MAXYNE CARR-Strong City B. S. Degree, Tri-J. VERNON CARTER-Eufaula B. S. Degree, Bulls, Boxing and Wrest- ling. MARGARET CHANCE-Bridgeport B. S. Degree, Forensia, Alpha Phi Sigma, Rho Kappa Mu. -k CATHERINE VVEBB CLARK-Hammon B. S. Degree, Hammaeian. LOIS PURDY COFFMAN-Weatherford B. S. Degree, International Relations. ESTHER VVRIGHT COLCLASUREfCor- dell B. S. Degree, P. B. C. if .Q fi ig 'w . Sill F fh a 'mf 0' .W if VVVV K . N . g, qgkg V .ASD E ., 6 gk ' 'Gail 5 -1 .35 x ii. : . - t.f Q .. A li E e . . ' . l . 1 Q J4 f' :-, X I I ,.., , .I4 ., , ,Y i ... .. qi i 'i All 5 ll e,.., , . N P. T 5 All It A ' f . PM 5 I ' . 1. -- Y -5: ...ff 7' 39 1 .ws Q8 X. ... i . X an 1-c? ? A i 1 ,i ' 3 15. .52 l' f g gr: x -J IAQ x Q .-EMI.. ii X ff' .. 6- si as ' fmt mi 'S if r JUNE GORRELL CONKLING-Thomas B. S. Degree. I CLYDE CONWAY-Frederick B. S. Degree, Bulls, International Rela- tions. FLORENCE RUTH COULSON-Arapaho B. S. Degree, Alpha Phi Sigma. 41 ELEANOR FAY COVINGTON-Carter B. A. Degree, Symphony, Forensia, Delta Sigma Epsilon, Wesley Players. HAZEL COX-Mountain View B. A. Degree, Bullpups, Wesley Players, Pallette Sz Brush, Q. P. VERNELLE CRELIA-Eldorado B. S. Degree, Bullpups, Tri-J, Alpha Phi Sigma. -K MATTIE CRUM-Mangum B. A. Degree, Alpha Phi Sigma. VIVIEN CULVER-Homestead B. A. Degree, W. A. A., A Cappella Chorus. LAURA MAY CUNNINGHAM-Weather ford B. S. Degree, Forensia, Bullpups, Alpha Phi Sigma, Writers Guild. 41 VIRDA DAVIS-Butler B. A., Degree. LEONA DELK-Sentinel B. S. Degree, Bullpups, Hammacian, Pal- lette 8: Brush. LEOTA DELK-Sentinel B. S. Degree, Bullpups, Aviation. -K MARTHA DEMING-W'eatherford B. S. Degree, W. A. A. ELVA DICKEY-Arapaho B. A. Degree, Pallette KL Brush, B. S. U., Y. M.-Y. W. FAYE DOYEL-Rush Springs B. S. Degree, Forensia, Alpha Phi Sigma, Student Council, Sec. Jr. Class. 'K A. C. DRISKILL-Elmer B. A. Degree, Y. M. C. A., Senate. RITA EMERY-Cordell B. S. Degree. PETE ENGEL-Chrn B. S. Degree, Bulls, SH Club. G. Y. FAILS-East View B. S. Degree, Alpha Phi Sigma, Bulls, International Relations. LOY J. FERGUSON-Weatherford B. A. Degree, International Relations. TOMMY LOYS FEWELL-Duke l B. A. Degree, Y. W. C. A., Alpha Phi Sigma, Wesley Players. 'K PAULINE FLEMING-Custer City B. S. Degree, Kitawasa, Bullpups, Pal- lette Sz Brush. MARY CHARLES FLETCHER-Mountain View B. A. Degree, Hammacian. MARY ELLEN FLYNN-Manguni B. A. Degree, Y. M.-Y. W., Wesley Foun- dation. -K LYDIA FOOTE-Corn B. S. Sz B. A. Degree, Alpha Phi Sigma. BLANCHE FOWLER-Sweetwater B. S. Degree, Q. P. CRYSTAL FOWLER-Sweetwater B. A. Degree, Alpha Phi Sigma. -K RALPH L. FRIESEN-Thomas B. S. Degree, Senate. J. M. GAMBLE--Corn B. S. Degree. BUEL GARVIN-Hollis B. S. Degree. , -K . GALEN GATES-4VVeatherford B. S. Degree LENA GINGRlCHwLone Wolf B. S. Degree, Pres. Pallette Sz Brush Club, Sec. Q. P., Dramatics, Alpha Phi Sigma, Alpha Psi Omega. ORLA GOFF-Granite B. S. Degree, Bulls, Student Council, Senate, Alpha Phi Sigma. 'X THEDA GREGG-Beaver B. S. Degree, Forensia. AVIS E. GRIGGS-Elk City B. S. Degree, Alpha Phi Sigma, Kitawa- sa, B. S. U. EOREENE FRANCES GROENEWOLD- oya B. S. Degree, Wesley Players. B' , emu' 0-pf K . 532' L g A , if r, im' fi .A ,mn ff 5 . l Q5 . .l:,:,i,.: . g M Q A ' En. Snr' ,,,..-Y' ' . wma' Vs, . are 1 PW M Q 'Ur 1 1. .f Rm I V H. . If! T' Q5 lil 'f.:Q'IifSLQ4....,.-. .. har. 7, tkti J JOHN GRUBBS-Brinkman B. S. Degree. ELMO GUTHRIE-Headrick B. A. Degree. MERYLE GUTHRIE-Sayre B. S. Degree, W. A. A. fl! MARGARET GWINN-Weathe1'fo1'd B. A. Degree, Alpha Phi Sigma, VVriters Guild. FRANS H. HAMMONS-Thomas B. A. Degree, Senate. OLGA HANNI-Weathe1'ford B. S. Degree, Kitawasa, VVesley Players, Q. P. 'K JOHN HASKEW-Hollis B. S. Degree. HELEN DAVIS HATCHETT-Castle B. A. Degree. J. C. HATCHETT-Castle B. S. Degree. -K LOIS FAYE HAYS-Weatherford B. S. Degree, Kitawasa, Bullpups, Wesley Players. MARY LILLIAN HEFNER-Mangum B. S. Degree, Alpha Phi Sigma, Bullpups, B. S. U. VIVIAN MARIE HEFNER-Mangum B. A. Degree, Alpha Phi Sigma, B. S. U. ii VICTORIA HARRIS HERRINGAFOSS B. S. Degree. FRANCES HESS-Delhi B. S. Degree, B. S. U. MARTHA HINZ-Corn B. A. Degree, Bullpups, Eorensia, Kita- wasa. -il RUBY DELL HOBBS-Erick B. S. Degree. TOMMY HODGE-Coloiiy B. A. Degree, Debate, Y. M. C. A., Q. P. LOUISE HOLMAN-Sayre B. S. Degree. r MRS. EARL HOLT-Canute B. A. Degree, Tri-J, P. B. C., Bullpups. GRACE HOOPER-Thomas B. S. Degree, Kitawasa, Forensia. LOIS HOOPER-Thomas B. S. Degree, Pallette and Brush. 41 GERALDINE HOWARD-Mangum B. A. Degree, Forensia, Alpha Phi Sigma, Band, Orchestra, Symphonia, Student Council, B. S. U. EILEEN HUDDLESTON-Faxon B. S. Degree, B. S. U. HELEN HUNTfClinton B. A. Degree, Band, Orchestra, Tri-J. -K VIRGINIA JAMES-Eakly B. S. Degree, Swastika, Wesley Players. W. N. JAMISON-W eatherford ANNA LEE .JEWELL-Weatherford ' B. S. Degree. B. S. Degree. iWj -K KATHLEEN JOHNSON-Willow B. S. Degree, Q. P., Delta Sigma Epsilon, Bullpups, Presidents' Club. TRUMAN T. JOHNSON-Vici B. S. Degree. HASKELL JONES+Tulsa B. S. Degree, Pharmacy, Pharmacy Club. -K ETHEL KAYSER-Clinton B. S. Degree, Forensia, Diversified Debs, Alpha Phi Sigma, Band, Orchestra, String Trio. MABEL KINGmCordell B. S. Degree, Bullpups, Kitawasa. BOB KLINE-Weatherford B. S. Degree, President of Student Coun- cil, Bulls, Senate. -K MRS. SYLVIA KLINE-Weatherford B. S. Degree, Bullpups, Pallette and Brush. GOLDIE KLUMP-Bessie B. S. Degree, Bullpups, International Relations, Kitawasa. THELMA LARISON-Vici B. S. Degree, Wesley Players, Pallette and Brush, Y. M.-Y. W. 4 i l i ixi A .ff i I as I 1 2 S ,-+A-Q., H05 ..wa'mRi Ns., 1 ix Rs I as fir' I ,nw ' in .,.. It gi 9 , dim 3.5. E . . X il . ' 2 l ,ga '?:' fl W I l it 1 ' f I fi . Q 5 , . . g 9, W- . J ' .., I .., 'ff -2 H 'I' 'A + . . .,,, ,,.. .- . . . -' 3 e 1,49 fi.lg....if.2..f,...f .. . L11 fi' Lil, ',,l.-g PM L Ju.. , L w1'.:n1f..':ffi':. Y er-K. 5 f' Unis! A 4 f 2.,,fg,ia - 5 - S ' - X. . Q, inf. , . 1 x K ' . gale' if gf. 2 ' : 'ff at ... mf' , Ae -' ,, ' l ,. s Dx l on . Sur- ' if .i' E 2..'ff Nf.... ,s ,M .S ' 3' L. 14' , C :Qs . , hdkallx-Sim . x. fx ' wx u- , ' L- ... Sha? I 511 'E ': - ig, . ..v.-Y,-,.. Y . ...Y--v-.vw-.,...v.....-,,.........f..- IRENE TAYLOR LAWSON-Foss B. A. Degree, Bullpups, Forensia, Alpha Phi Sigma. IFTON E. LEACH-Ft. Cobb B. . egree. WILMA LEIGHTEN-Fort Cobb B. S. Degree, Pallette and Brush, B. S. U., Y. W. C. A., Alpha Phi Sigma. 41 ROSEMARY LEON-Tulsa B. A. Degree, Delta Sigma Epsilon, Foren- sia, Bullpups, Q. P. CHARLES C. LEWIS-Henrietta, Texas B. A. Degree, B. S. U., Bulls, S Club, International Relations. CLAUDIA LINDBLAD-Lawton B. S. Degree, Alpha Phi Sigma, Rho' Kap- pa Mu, International Relations, -Pallette and Brush. -K TREVA LINDSEY-Hollis B. S. Degree. BOB LOVETT-Taloga B. S. Degree, Bulls. PAULENE LUCK-Hollis B. S. Degree, Kitawasa, B. S. U. Hammacian, -K EMMA FEWELL MADDEN-Duke B. S. Degree, Y. W. C. A. CORTIS MARTIN-Martha B. S. Degree, Bulls, Presidents' Club, SU Club. BOBBY MCDANIEL-El Reno B. S. Degree, President W. A. A., Foren- Sla. -K ELOIS MCFARLAND-Sayre B. S. Degree, Alpha Phi Sigma. MINNIE McKEE-Rocky B. S. Degree, Pallette and Brush. KATHLEEN MCLAUGHLIN-Hinton B. A. Degree, Symphonia. 4K GENEVIEVE MCRAE-Sentinel B. S. Degree, Bullpups, Kitawasa, Wes- ley Foundation. CLYDE MILLER-Moorewood B. S. Degree, Pres. of Pharmacy Club. OTIS DELL MISER-Lone Wolf B. A. Degree, Senate, Student Council, Band, B. S. U., Y. M. C. A. ,.g..i-.... ., ,AAA-,.... hm ,. A ...A W ..,.. C. H. NELSON-Geary B. A. Degree, Bulls, S Club. ED C. NIKKEL-Hooker B. S. Degree, Senate, Y. M.-Y. W., Bulls, B. S. U. MARLIN NORRIS-Mangum B. A. Degree. X LILY RYAN NUCKOLS-Amarillo, TeXaS B. A. Degree. JESS T. MOORE-Erick B. A. Degree, Pharmacy KATHLEEN MOORE-Erick B. A. Degree. L, -- we . ... -. 1' , . ,.i,v: :. sf '-...Q i Y 22 S gi? X -K RICHARD MOORE-Weatherford B. S. Degree. RUBYE MORRIS-Hollis B. A. Degree, W. A. A., Wesley Players. ORVAL MORRISON-Colony B. A. Degree. 4 EVA MAY MOSTELLER-Taloga B. S. Degree, Kitawasa, Rho Kappa Mu. LORAN MYERS-Putnam B. A. Degree. MARY OGBURN-Gotebo B. S. Degree, Alpha Phi Sigma, Pallette and Brush, Wesley Players, Hammacian. -k FERNE O'NEAL-Cordell B. S. Degree, W. A. A., Hammacian, Forensia. ' FREDA O'NEAL-Cordell B. S. Degree, Hammacian, Forensia, Al- pha Phi Sigma. MRS. OLEN CARMICHAEL O'REAR- X. F'-Fi Altus B. S. Degree, Alpha Phi Sigma. 'K MRS. FLORENCE PAIR-Sentinel B. S. Degree, Alpha Phi Sigma. BETTY LOU WHEELER-Cordell B. S. Degree, Tri-J, Forensia. RUTH PARKER-Brinkman B. S. Degree, Hammacian, W. A. A. YU- ' J' .-M ,, x ...Q grams' ' A N it l El , Z ,uu A . , .. ., - I ::'5 ' ,e. ,. it 2 - :., .- -we . f ga ' . .s Lax X 'S Q L l'-1 kg ': ' v 571.5 ei , .- . ...Q 'K 'QUI- .QQQH fer' Q7 QYA M 4u..'f HARLAN PARKEY-Reed B. S. Degree. JOYCE PAXTON-Granite B. S. Degree, Forensia, Band, Girls' Or- chestra, Delta Sigma Epsilon. JIMMY PAYNE-Enid B. A. Degree, Student Council, Football, Basketball, Bulls. -K BETHA PIERCE-Beaver B. S. Degree. MARY ALICE POOLE-Willow B. S. Degree, Alpha Phi Sigma DESSIE POTTER--Thomas B. S. Degree, Bullpups, Pallette and Brush. -K MAXINE POTTER-Thomas B. S. Degree, Pallette and Brush. IRENE POWERS-Granite B. A. Degree, International Relations. BERTHA RAINES-Willow B. S. Degree. 'K RUBYDELL RANDOLPH-Antlers B. S. Degree. FREDA REAVES-Clinton B. A. Degree. MARY ELLEN REAVES-Cheyenne B. A. Degree, Alpha Phi Sigma, Bullpups. 41 LORETTA RICHERT-Weatherford B. S. Degree, Tri-J, Bullpups, Pallette and Brush. VERA JON RILEY-Erick B. A. Degree, B. S. U., Bullpups. BESS ROBERTSON-Carnegie B. S. Degree, Pallette and Brush. 41 TWILA LORENE ROBERTSON-Chatta- nooga B. S. Degree, Pallette and Brush. MABLE JEAN RUDD-Hobart B. S. Degree, B. S. U., P. B. C., Inter- national Relations. DONALD RUST-Mangum B. S. Degree, Wesley Players, Y. M. C. A. DEVERT RYMER-Cheyenne B. S. Degree, Alpha Phi Sigma, Bulls. RAY SCHLICHTING-Weatherford B. S. Degree, Alpha Phi Sigma, Senate. BERNICE HEADY SENSINTAFFAR- Clinton B. S. Degree. -k RALPH SHAW-Vici B. S. Degree. . SHELIO - ltus B. A. Degree, Edito Bulls, Q. P., Wesley Players. ALMA SHINN-Carnegie B. S. Degree, Vocational Home Ec., Ham- macian. 'K ETHEL NADINE SHIRLEY-Elk City B. S. Degree. MOSE SIMS-Erick B. S. Degree,,Wrestling, Football. LENA NUNN SIMMONS-Erick B. S. Degree, International Relations, B. S. U. all SUE SIMMONS-Camargo B. A. Degree. BEATRICE SMITH-Reed B. S. Degree, Alpha 'Phi Sigma, Pallette and Brush. LILLIAN AUDENE SMITH-Frederick B. S. Degree, B. S. U. 'IK MARGARET SMITH-Thomas B. A. Degree, Y. W. C. A., Alpha Phi Sigma, Pallette and Brush. MABEL L. SOCKWELL-Mountain Park B. A. Degree, B. S. U., Y. W. A., Inter- national Relations, Debate. WENDELL SOCKWELL-Mountain Park B. A. Degree, Band, Orchestra, B. S. U. -K ALITA SPENCER-Albert B. S. Degree, Y. W. C. A. ALLORA TABOR-Hollis B. S. Degree, Wesley Players, Alpha Phi Sigma. HOMER TANNER--Frederick B. A. Degree. .if ' 'ii' -Q f f,'i,h,L - i 1 lx as ' E.. ,K Y ., : EU I n fag? 1 1, -5 l .,.. 1 . . f W Q fi I as 1 7 E 4 .. K ,W ,, L 3 if . 44 3. V - A all -, Y - ' 1 ll N.-f 'rw Q S -2, ig t' . A AA A N. Y .,,,, fa.. ff i f ' , . . ..-A me XX -- lease 'M 9 5 1 s Q, .2 .f f,- .4 af Mei new Sit i .g Q dv 'Jia I , 5 sy. 4 'iv K 111, i:rwfQe,.w . -...H BOB TEMPLETON-Weatherford B. A. Degree. MRS. BOB TEMPLETON-Weatherford B. S. Degree, Music, Y. M.-Y. W., Wesley Players, Rho Kappa Mu, Symphonia. CHARLES M. TERRY-Weatherford B. S. Degree, Q. P., Quartette. -K BETTIE THOMAS-Sentinel B. A. Degree, Alpha Psi Omega, Q. P., Bullpups, Presidents' Club. EVELYN THOMASON-Hydro B. S. Degree, Wesley Players, Y. W. C. A. BEOTA TITUS-Seiling B. S. Degree, Pallette and Brush. Ak RUBY TRISSELL-Willow B. S. Degree, Delta Sigma Epsilon, Bull- pups, W. A. A. LOLORENE VAN BUSKIRK-Avard B. A. Degree, International Relations, Music. PEARL WADSWORTH-Weatherford B. S. Degree. -K WYNOLD WALKER-Sentinel B. S. Degree, B. S. U., Pallette and Brush. CONNIE WALLACE-Blair B. S. Degree. THELMA PATTON WALSH-Fort Cobb B. S. Degree, Y. W. C. A., Hammacian. 41 DELBERT WATSON-Mountain View B. S. Degree. NELLA FAYE WATSON-Mountain View B. S. Degree. LLOYD WHITFIELD-Weatherford B. S, Degree, Writers' Guild, Alpha Phi Sigma. -K ARTHUR J. WIEBE-Corn B. A. Degree, Senate. J. L. WIGINTON-Altus B. S. Degree, S Club, International Re- lations, Pallette and Brush. ORIANNA WILLIAMS-Clinton B. S. Degree, Forensia, Hammacian, Stu- dent Council. J W BETTY WRIGHT Butler , X an 9, ky X 3 , .ffmx x Sis f A W1 91 i as , A Ars 3 W 125, . Po fliradnate , . JAMES AMIS-Hobart Q ' B. S. Degree, Senate, B. S. U. , 5' 54 5' MARY LOU CLARK-Brinkman was I 4-if J, ... 'QV' . '- fe ,V .5 VK ' A X, I- . 'R' gms. Ixfwx Y- I X ,gg fer 2 QQWQ ,gnu I i Q 'fe' B. S. Degree, B. S. U., Y. W. C. A., Swas- tika, W. A. A., Student Council. JOHNNIE DIETRICH EATON-Weather ford B. A. Degree, W. A. A., Pallette and Brush, Bullpups. 'K JOE B. GOODRICH-Weatherford B. S. Degree. MABLE BURCHAM HAMBURGERw- Weatherford B. S. Degree, Alpha Phi Sigma, Q. P. Y. W. C. A., Forensia, Bullpups, PikVGam- ma Mu. HARVEY HEFFELQWillow B. A. Degree. 4K WILLIE EDNA MA RTIN-Gould B. S. Degree, AUDUBON H. B. S. Degree LESLIE RICE B. S. Degree, 'K Hammacian, B. S. U. NEFF, JR.-Weatherford RUSSELL-Kingfisher Q. P., Alpha Psi Omega. CHARLES N. FOLKS-Weatherford B. S. Degree. MRS. GLADYS JESTER-Weatherford B. S. Degree. MARCIA M. TURNEY-Canute B. S. Degree, Hammacian. L 1 Qsfyy -x,f W , , M wma,-s,m.,i., , . . ,, 'L .J .?'.,. RE't'?lN! fs ggi 5, Rl'u 1'nN 1 W A , 'ff I at ,n f I i um- -. . Y . V - !A ': ' -i f i -f,f ' 'ive-if-M fs- OFFICERS IACK RANDOLPH, President IOHN HASKEW, Vice-President FAYE DOYEL, Secretary E ARE the Juniors, jaunty and gay! We are fast approaching that golden period when we shall be regarded as the epitome of youth and scholarship! We feel the term Upperclassman applies principally to us because soon the seniors will become fogies and has-beens. We are just beginning to realize our tremendous power and importance. To us a freshman is the lowest form of animal life, and a sophomore is too in- significant to be considered. We are the cocks of the campus-we are the Juniors! Ky i 'ZJZUAJQ ll ik sw fx 'Ea ' Q 5. H L. ...I 1 ,Q as ,ff 'W , R i i -ii 5 f if Q 1 HELEN ABEL ILA ABSHIRE LILLIE MAE ADAMS ALVIN H. ALCORN ii JOHNNIE ARNEY RUTH AUSTIN DOROTHY BERGMAN R ZORNS D. BERRY +I FRANCES INEZ BIRDEN WILL BLACKWELL CHARLES BLANTON MARGARET BOWERMAN 41 ALPH BOYCE A NA REE BOYD INNIE RUTH BRAGG MAURINE BRASHER -ii HAROLD BROWNLEE J. L. BUCK JIM BURNHAM ANITA CARTER 'K HERBERT CHISUM DEE CLARK MARTIN STONE CLUCK MAEDELL COKE NONA COLIIOUER MAURICE COOPER OPAL LEE COOPER EVELYN CRAIN 'K OPAL CROUCII MARY LOIS CUPP CLAUDE C. CURTIS ELVA DAVIDSON 4K IVIADALINE DEAN MARGUERITE DEMING BILL DOUGHERTY LUCILE DOZIER 41 MARY JANE DRISKILL EDITH ELLER CORA DEATON ELY RACHEL FARRIS 'll JUDY FITE RACHEL FOLKS JESSIE FOXVLER GERALDINE GATES -K AURELLA GAYER DEOLA GRAY ROBERT GRAY GRANVILLE GREENE f w ' I' ' 4 ' ' W fflg. ix 2? ' M I Q 5 I 1-f.ff 4 57 Q an 5' A I 'M Cya K , ,gs .. ,N is Q A, G E5 0 Sr Z Q Qu W . if Wi it IIIij9 'rf , 'O , A 'wk T VL,, 3 If Agn Vylxzih f V ii Q my in I I fwwwf I NxTiI 46 x IXEIGWYIFQSEKR IW' gg . 1 'QUITE A'4I2 tjC A ,,A...' -is vsp I tr- A 441. A if ,aaiiiis I + 'N 1 an , ' of ,na ' - 5' . 1 la :IAQ Q-17? 'lie fs 6'- 'Ni , . 5 WW M. 1 , A U. 5 rm 2 uw . M M5 - . , . Q fy ,,.. -5 'K 1- s' 3. LUCILE GIBSON TONY GOODMAN BILLY W. GUYMON ESTHER HALL -K ALVIN HAND ROBERT HARE SHARON L. HARRIS MATILDA HEINRICHS 'K LYNN HENLEY FREDA HINZ PHILIP HODGES ELEANOR HOEHMAN 41 CAROL FAYE HOWARD PEGGY HUGHES CECIL HUNTER EDGAR IMBODEN 'K DORIS JENNINGS CLETUS JOHNSON BETTE KAISER ELWANDA KEAS fl! RALPH KELTING EILEEN KESTERSON KATHRYN KREUL NORMA JEAN LAMB ERNEST LEVVIS MAXINE LIKES ILA MAE LINVILLE DORIS LOWRY K HAZEL MACKEY MARJORIE MARINER KENNETH MARTIN BERTIE MEECE 4K EDNA JO MEECE MIRIAM MINOR MARY LEA MITCHELL BOB MOORE 41 GAY MOORE ELOIS MORRIS G. VV. MORRIS MARION MORSE -il NITA MYERS ELVA MCFARLAND .IODEAN MQGUFFIN JOE McNEELY 41 IMOGENE MCPHETRIDGE MAXINE NEWBY LLOYD ORMAND QUENTIN OVVENS 81'-' nl as 5 A 47 f 'fx 'Y ' 1 2i 'fs 'Q Y y 23 . ,ig c,' X Er- W , exif . A l '-fi Q. 5- is 49- H3 6 ww EXMA PARKER JUANITA PARKER LAURETTA W. PARMAN EDITH PATTERSON -X ABE PETERS BEULAH PETTYPOOL LaRUE POST ZEFFA PYRON -k ELMER QUIRING MARY ALICE RANDLE JACK RANDOLPH PAUL RATZLAFF 'IK IDA VAE RIFFE JACK RILEY LEILA RILEY ALEX. RODRIGUEZ 41 F. C. RORABAVV f MYRTLE DELL ROSE GEORGIA AGEE RUSH LOLA RUST 'K NORMA L. RYMER CLAUDINE SAUNDERS IRIS SAVAGE FRANK SEE ALLIE JUNE SELLS DONICE SENTER CECIL SHARRY NENNIS SHINN 41 MILDRED SHIPP NAOMI SHULTZ VIVIAN SILLS CATHERINE SIMMONS 'IK DOW SIMPKINS BYRON SMITH EDDIE W. SMITH HAZEL SMITH 'K LENNA JUNE SMITH EULA SPAIN KATHERINE STAVROS DORIS IRENE SWANSON 41 LINA TERRY MAXINE RAY THOMPSON TWILA THOMPSON NOVELLA TILLERY 'K VICTOR WALLIS LUCILLE WARD LUVERN WIDNEY HAROLD WILKINSON GLENN WILCOX J. R. WILLOWBY CHARLES WILSON FRED WINSTON -K MARJORIE WHEELER DORIS WRIGHT RUTHIE WRIGHT RAYMOND YEARGAN 'K ANNA B. ZIMMERMAN BETTY HALLIFAX H Q T L..,,,..., W, or SW' 0 Y ff lg ' Rswiw ll ll' 152'-:llN:Tr'L l lf' X or rl r i rerrrr - is n r l 1 Q65 sl h 1 X as OFFICERS COY SIMS, President 1 LEROY DUVALL, Vice-President 5 LULA MAE SELF, Secretary E ARE the Sophomores-but don't tell any one! True, we are 4 happy to be done with the verdant air of the freshman--we are proud to have survived the testing period of the foolish Frosh-but then nobody envies usg as we view with misgivings the long road before us, nobody l deigns a word of encouragementg in fact, no one notices us at all! To the Freshmen we are ex-freshmen-to the upperclassmen we are viewed with 1 the same air of condescension and patronage given the Frosh. , 1 We are just the black sheep of the campusg we are the prodigal sons and daughters with no particular use in life-we are the Sophomores! ,,. l , , W ,, M4 ,. Y .,. :, , 4 . wr -A ,ug-ima ' I ii -1 fu 1 1 Wk' A 'K ' . .,,,, , .f Q A 5 :Wu f I Y '- f ' ' ff I -A f - A I g I l .V , I gg,-x I ' k k A gif' I 11,1 ' , A I, '?2'f: 4?, '1'f?g 9 li f ki W- it Q Qu-.... A . 'I' '33 1- Mi- V E Q . :-:A ,, , ,. fi WH '4 KATHRYN ADAMS MARY VIRGINIA ADAMS WARREN ALLEN WILLARD ALEXANDER -K DELMA JANE ALLING ROSIE ALLISON ROY CURTIS ALLUMS GLAIDA DEE ARNOLD 41 ORBIE ASHBY , DORIS AUSTIN MAURINE AVANT GLEN R. BANKS 4K DORTHA MAE BARKER ELSIE BARNES GEORGIA BARR BILL B. BELL I -X FLOYD BIRDEN JOHNNY BLANTON, JR. N I BETTY Jo BOAZ I EVA BOOMER I 'K I RAYFORD BOWERS EMMA LORENA BOWMAN! KATHERINE BARDLEY l NORVA BRADLEY , ADELL BREEZE MAXINE CALHOUN DALE CANNON WILBUR CEARLEY -K DICK CHRISTY MARGIE COOKE MARY VIRGINIA COOPER DORTHA MAE DICKERSON 'K BONNIE JEAN DORAN GEORGIA L. DOUGHERTY GRACE DOUGHERTY RUTH DUDEK -K MARJORIE DUERKSEN WAYNE DYER NUEL F. EDMONDS JIMMIE FALCONER fl! ALENE FANCHER ELMAN FLEENOR LEE ELLEN FORD A. W.'FOWLER 'K JIMMY GARRETT JOHN GIBBS DOROTHY GROUNDS xk13E3 sw QQ. A 'iz N, .Q 5 . ul 3? ISM Q-.G A9 JH? xi fx A li . VC 1 -,L K 'QV 1. 'iii , V :., 'V k . Qi 5 K A ' M L L C' 'IEE t , W , Y-.J 42,1 ',.,' L. wi, I I , -, ,,,,,,.,.- ,1 kk 1 Yi' Ilia, . wx- - -.'-,L I, N . I 1 We ' ' 1. ,yn X1 ,,, - ' IDA CLARE GILLINGHAM A' 1 A . , . I -hz . I .pf - knssgfg 1 I V Lg ,z,.,5-in vt L A I mi ' L- 1 A--- blvv hA A ,,':' Q 'f'f . -I',. i , uw, '34 X ERNEST GUNTER BUD GUTHRIE MRS. MARTHA GUYMON WILLIAM E. HAMILTON 41 MRS. MAXINE O. HAND ZEARL HARMON ROSELLA HARMS NINA HARRIS -ii VERNDENE HARRIS DORIS HAYS EDD HEIDEBRECHT BRYCE R. HENDERSON -K DON HIATT GEORGE HILL LYNN HINK FREDA HINZ -K HAL G. HOBERECHT MURIEL HOLLEMAN LUCILLE HOMSEY HERMAN HORST -K HONOR HOWARD PAUL HUFFMAN LEONARD HUGHES PAT IRWIN VELDA JANTZEN DOROTHY JONES MILDRED JONES VIRGINIA L. JONES 'K MILLIE KELLY CONRAD KENNER ELGIN KERN LOIS MARIE KINCHEN -K LUCILLE KINCHEN JACK KNOWLES MARJORYE KRIEGER ROSCOE LePHEW -X ALVIN LEEDY VIRGINIA LEONARD IVA JO LEWIS FERN LITTLE 41 ELEANOR LOCKSTONE HARRIE LOEWEN ARLENE LOGSDON MAXINE LOGSDON 'K MAXINE MADDEN SYBIL MCCALL T. W. MCCOWN MARY RUTH McCULLEY ' LlP '4Yz,, . k- gs an f AYJ f l1Q I av- ,x IL M ff IV- vs: P alkali . .. A , I VI Q ,i Q, 9 K ! ANN MCFALL MILDRED MCGUIRE LENNIS L. MCMILLAN G. C. MCWATTERS 'IK DALE E. MELLING WAYNE MELTON JONE MILLIGAN NEIL MILLINER 41 CECIL MILLS SAM NEILL FRANK NIKKEL LOWELL ODEN 41 SOPHIA'ONDRACEK DURWARD PARKER LeROY PASSMORE BRUCE PHIPPS 4K MORSE DEAN PIGG LaVELLE POARCH PATTIE POST OPAL RAMEY 'IK LEONARD RATZLAFF GENE REDDEN LEONARD REIMER JULIUS REMPHER Q WANNA ROACH MRS. IVAN ROBERSON IVAN ROBERSON BILL ROGERS 41 C. A. ROSE INA MAYE RUSK VALLIE RUSSELL JULIA SCHRADER -K LULA MAE SELF GERALD B. SERIGHT ALIENE SHARP HAZEL SHANV +I VIVIAN SILLS COY SIMS ALICE FAY SIMMONS MARGARET M. SLATEN 'll MARYA JO SMITH MELBA SMITH CLAUDE STACK GEORGE STACK 'K PATTIE STEWARD LORENE STEWART DORIS STOCKWELL ROSEMARY STRAUB as I1 li A - EH' I S lx. ,F . my-1fR .. ... R f. D1 A w ., :aga- .,....a-W 'A bg ap- gl Qu' ,J S TED STREUN MARY K. STUNKEL DELMAR SUFFRIDGE NONA SWEENEY 41 RAYMOND TABB GLENNA THYS EDVVARD L. TIIREADGILL FRANCES TRACY -K IRENE TRAWICK MARY VAN GUNDY PAUL W. VENABLE RAY VVALDROP 41 MARTHA WARKENTIN BETTY JO WEBER FLORENCE VVEBER VVAYNE WEESE -K ROWENA WHISENANT ELBERTA WHITFIELD ROBERT WIENS MELBA WILBURN 4K MARY WILCOX JEWEL WILCOXSON JIMMIE WILKINSON FLOSSIE WILLIAMS MARGARET WILLIAMS ELIZABETH WOGMON JAKEY WRIGHT KEITH WRIGHT 41 LORRAINE WRIGHT DORRIS WYLIE OLENE LEE Lx mv' I Q X 53.4 M12 Shiv f jf 5 5 if PROBLEM: FIND OUR PRESIDENT IN THIS PICTURE. Wrong! He is the handsome young lad with the long hair and ribbon! The others are left to right: Dale, Damos, Darrell, Mark and Mae Boren, father and mother, Preston, James and Lyle. DEAQMSANTA M I prev-2 es: UIWY , A im Remember our big sign last Cbrixtmas? The girls are Sue Anna Sbofxtall and Roxemary Leon , as ,, .,,l,, ,,,...ff'm 7 if Wie gg' , uh, J ll 5 wifi S NV f4.,v ME, 4 J, R lasik Nl Fl :II-f--I-af-alll RENFN ti f- ' Rvrm' 2 , L RWHMEFFIQ , I y ,ff-X , -- -521 M, O ,,.,,. , 5 y A 'fi P 'f.zmf3?'K'sSiL?i, T' if. ff if ,, , we 'G OFFICERS ERNEST DAVENPORT, President BILL BARNETT, Vice-President DOROTHY HOLDEN, Secretary E ARE the Freshmen-campus life has just begun! The land of themes and pigskins, rallies and bon-fires is all new to us. Contrary to popular opinion, our lot is a happy one! Our mistakes are excused on the grounds that we aren't supposed to know anything anyway: our blunder- ings are regarded as the natural course of freshman verdure. We are new-fledged college students who are intensely proud of our new station, even if it is on the lowest level and tinged with a greenish hue. No one ex- pects us to set the campus afire, though we come very near doing it with our flashy sweaters and flaming ties! Our road is new and adventure fraught--out of our way, me hearties, we are the Freshmen! I E . '5 3' Ng X ,I Q. , L 1 A vw: Q ,, L. ah-0 1 ,,,,.,,,,vv ' W X. A '- ' X' Q W 1, an Jw . - A 'uw ...wig-f A . 2 'P' f ' ADL 3532- XX. W' ' 'W' Q DOTTIE MAE ADAMS ERMA ADLER CREDA A. AINSWORTH DELBERT ANDERSON 'K NAOMI PARKER ALCORN A. J. ALEXANDER ARCH ALEXANDER DERYLE K. ALLEN LW LOETA ALLEN RUTH MARQOM ALLSUP MARJORIE ASHER BERNICE ATCHLEY -il ILA PEARL AYRES VESTA BACHMAN ROVERTA BARKER BILL BARNETT -K KATHLEEN BAXTER HAWORTH BEATY DARRELL D. BEAUCHAMP GLADYS L. BEETS -If RADA FERN BERRY YSLETA BERRY VIOLA BOATMAN VELLON JUNE BOCK '7' ' T' SAMMIE JO BEAVERS ARMETTA IRENE BOND HAROLD BOYD BESSIE N. BOZARTH 'll RUTH BLACK ZUDIE BLAHA GLADYS M. BRADFORD MARJORIE BRATTIN 'K KATIE RUTH BRICIE JESSIE M ERIE BROWN C. D. BR N RAY BROA .ERS J -K DORTHY BRUCE HAZEL BULLARD F. C. BURCH EUNICE BURCH -K PEGGY BURCH JACK BURGER IVA LEE BURT LAWRENCE BYARS 41 ROSE ANNA BLACKBURN RAY B. CAIRNS JACK CALMES Q1 4-ll ix fry? s Q if T231-5' ' ?'yAk'E 'vw- THEL CAMPBELL 3 if ' J' A A Q L AW' 955 HN Mn A-::, I M lu R as Q .' A 'A A ' ,. A 1 R I kb . V, ,ahh te J, l gg, . E I iv A '5 9 ii . L1 ' wwf W :lex fin Q TTC' ,Q 1, vs: ,Q , ' I X fl ..... E Ik, 'Ti I f f if A . my , iw 'I 444 i IX I II s 6 We Q Q L g fi if tar' 4131.5 1 ' 'ff I lip W.l.ff' I W -',v ,..,. 33:1 A. I ,gina ' 1 1 , W' A13 a md li X6- 15 - EV 9.41. , ,,.. . 4 A M' J ' If . L a Q 'A my .,, . T w ,f ,K ,. , Q 'S' Q I x 1 4 Q., X W x WL :Q 'nf' fhdgi' ' , , . .A I ,.,,..f'Q'k Q. .aiffw 'mm-4' .H .SM 2 5 JT, ,P ,arena Q.. fi'--ff ,,,' My +5 1 'N' ,K A I -wa.,If- .I I 1 . wig? , . .5 h.,,L 2, .- I -uw it -:,--Xv-.- MYRTIE IRENE CARD ETHEL CAROTHERS PEARL CAROTHERS PAUL CARPENTER -K GAYLE CARPENTER TOMMIE CARRICK FAITH MARIE CARTER JULIAN CASE JK PEGGY CASWELL G. C. CHAMBERS BERNARD CHASSOT HUBERT CHITTY -K CHARLES CLARK KATHRYN CLARK LORETTA CLIFTT ELSIE LEONA COKE 41 OPAL COLE J. W. CONLEY OCIE COTTER BONNYE COTNEY 41 ILA FERN CORNING BLANCHE COX DELMER COX SANDERS COX WINIFRED COX FRED CREECH DOUGLAS CRONKHITE GEORGE LEE CUTSHALL 41 JEANNE DAVENPORT LOCKEY DORIS DAVIS PAUL DAVIS HARVEY DAY -K DELPHA DAY OPAL MAE DECK LORAN DEMING ALENE DeVORE 'K RAYMOND G. DeVERSE WARREN DIBLER ROY DILLAHUNTY RUTH DODSON -+1 RAYMOND DOUGHERTY VIRGINIA DUFF ROGER DUNCAN . LENORA E. DUNN +1 WAYNE DYER DON EATON DAN EDIGER KENNETH EPPISON ,Q S 'M GSW J , , fur'nv ,L z il . ' -wr ll 9 as is Q- pi ., SQ ,R an W. -w. 11 f , ' km -ix VN k.A, I K . . Q, W. .,,. im' xl Q , 459 .H , 'xl Q , ini V Ii -f-A if- sm. A .ana-N... 'RD-s. -' 4 A 1 -' nf: bi V' '- . A A A , ,Q Q Qgiiifyf ' g ,, aw Qgf f 4 I I -f. 2 e,Viy2si?2 g - .',-, 1, - ,r2k5.., f Jai vii V 9' fra 215 :wks 8 'Y 2 - ' .af Q 55 2. ' 'H . M' hila-4' Kyw A ffl' f t15 ,L is ., new , v iii I ,M F WA 6.3 if 'H' QQ' 1 Z ARCHIE A. ESPOIQ' BEN EVANS KENNETH FANNING L. J. FERGUSON, JR. 'K EVERETT FLANSBURG MARY FOLEY ROSCOE M. FORD HELEN FORD 41 VVENDELL FRANCIS ONETA GARVIN JUANITA GEE LOLA MAYE GODBE -K HOWLAND GOODVVIN STEVE GRAHAM RICHARD GREENHAW IONE GREEN 4K PAULINE GRIFFIN BUDDIE GROMER WILLIAM L. GROVES LANE LEE HALL 41 VAN HALL ELOISE HAMBURGER FRED HAMBURGER LEVI HAMBURGER 2 BOB HARDIN ROMRT L. HARNESS ELLEN HARMON E. L. HARRIS 41 JEANNETTE HARRIS ELI HARRISON ALLWYN HART NORMA LEE HATHAWAY -K ODELL HAWKINS BONNIE MAE HAYDEN RUTH HEATH ALLEN HEIDEBRECHT ii L. B. HERRING MARJORIE HICKMAN MARGIE HICKS HARRY HINK 41 BENNIE FAYE HIX IRMA HINZ MILTON HINZ JAMES HOGUE 41 MARGARET HOOOET MARIE HOGG , DOROTHY HOLDEN CURTIS HOLLINGSWORTH 1? Qlg n xii 4 A 25 . wk z ,Ts mf 'We'-PS' 536' EH is f-. 0 M H0555 Xt! S mir Q 'Yb- H! G: I Mfr? hlqrflh 5 Wi' is v wk A s J Y- ! 'Q , QS ,K . D ,sep I v - , Ex hm I A am, A 1 f' 'J , ii i, J . AMJW SQ 45. .H- -fff' K ,M A A s lv- M 94 QA ft . 'A Q6 ,, A X- BILLIE JEAN HOWARD EILEEN HOYT MYRA HUNT ROYCE HUNTER 41 ATHALIE ICE GEORGE IKARD BAXTER GLENN JARRELI HAROLD VV. JAMISON -X GUS JAMZEN MARJORIE JAQUES ALICE EILENE JOHNSON CLARENCE JOHNSON -K DALES JOHNSON EDWARD JOHNSON PAUL JOHNSON THELMA LEE JOHNSON -X ALFRED E. JONES MARY ANN JONES ELLEN F. JORDAN JUNE ANN JORDAN I 4 BEATRICE KELLEY DOROTHY KELLEY FRANCES KENDALL ARVYLLA JANE KERR ,- ' T XA' ff ' H JUANITA KNIGHTON ILA JO KNOX LOIS LaRUE INEZ LEACH 'K ARCHIE LEWIS EDMOND LEWIS JUANITA LIKES WESLEY LOGAN -K LOUISE LOVEJOY WANDA LOVELACE ELLA LUMPMOUTH RAYMOND MACKLIN IVRY MALONE BONNIE FAITH S. J. MARTIN PAULINE MASO STAR MASQUELIER FRANCES MEINERT NAOMI MIDDLETON BELVA NEALE MILLER JK LORA LEE MILLER BETTY JO MIIJLIGAN MARGARET MINTON IRENE MITCHELL vi K ii ,q 6 5 ,V is A R 'Wim if mfr-4' 3? -0' ir, f 5' s if - 1- ,fv- f R QD' fry :ggi , , A ff' I 3 ES' J 'X Q. Y 5 My 'H' at x WF Xia qi sg J If , -. A ,L WM. - MILL, ,LJ,L J M JEAN MITCHELL CHARLES MCCOLLOM NELLIE ROSE MCCOOL ALEEN MCDANIEL 41 HELEN MCLAUGHLIN DOROTHEA MQNAUGHT ANNA MAE MOAD MARY ELLEN MOHR 41 VVANDA MONROE EUETEVA MOORE REX PURNELL MOYER NEIL MURPHY 41 RALPH MURRAY JUANITA MUSE DORIS SUE NELL GERALDINE NELL -ll WANDA ANN NIPPERT MARY ESTHER NOKES ALVIN NOWLIN ALVIN NUSZ 41 LEROY ODEN REBA NELL ODOM NORVA OGLESBY MILDRED JUANITA OWEN BERNEICE PADEN IVIARGUERITE PARKER VIRGINIA PARKER ROBERT PARSONS 'K DORTHY WANDA PAXTON LON PEARSON JOHN PENNER ELEANOR PERRY 'K ESTHER PHILLIPS JOE PHILLIPS OPAL PIGG JOEL POTTER 'K JENE POVVELL JOE POWELL LA RITA PURDY CHOLSYE PYLE 'K IMOGENE RANEY MARGELLA RAY LEONARD REAMS NEWTON REAVIS 41 JANET HARDING REIJDEN FLO RISENHOOVER DORIS ROBERTSON EDITH RUSSMAN V U4 Wi I'- fma.,h?, an 'fi 0 fm -I-I .3 H SW I 4 Y S W9 ' . - MF 3,1 5 f' 'No V I I 'H iT 15,7 nk, U 3' 1 vw L 'Z . 1 INV 2 J N -A 13 274 NI - .cl if A i 5 VERNA REIMER EVA MAE REYNOLDS ELLA BETH RIDDLE EDNA ROBERTSON ii BORDER ROGERS MARVIN ROTAN DOROTHY FAYE ROYAL GALE SADLER -K YALE SADLER HERSEL SALYER LA FRANCE SASSEEN DOROTHY SCALES 'll HELEN B. SCHMIDT GERALDINE SCHVVARTZ EVELYN SELF ROBERT LEE SENIOR +I OLLIE SHIPP JOY SHOCKLEY SUE ANNA SHOFSTALL FRED SHOOT 41 Af - 6 '9 v N ALLEN SIEMENS ERNEST M. SIMPSON .r -:GLENN SITZMON -x 4- LOREINE SKINNER ARTHUR E. SHOTTS KATHRYN SIMPSON MARY LOU SMALLEY ALICE SMITH X F'RAN,K SMITH LOR 'E SMITH PRISCILLA SMITH CHAIQENE SOLDOW 41 BONNIE SPRADLIN JOSEPHINE SPRADLIN TOM STANTON PAUL C. STARKS 41 NAOMIE STEWART MARGARET STIDHAM ROBERT. STOOKSBERRY GLENN STOUT 'K AUDREY MAE STROTHER JERRY STROUD EVELYN SWITZER J. R. TABOR -K BEULAH TAYLOR g LEE TAYLOR LULA MAE TAYLOR NELIA B. TEMPLETON f in-.sq 6-sk S 33:44 I 55 ,OI -.5 .f 5 Sa. 0 3 'W I ' 'K' I OI I My Ex ' X- ig 62 3 I V X i g ff V A , 1... ' 7 J I - Sw '::-v. ' 4 -. -X A Z7 I A ,fQw1Lf, Ai fwgi IM I A Ea ':'. .A.., ' X' A iq n, A 2 R' if 1R'i!5f iU f I f I 5 1 .K AISZA 'HNF' X I s 35- J ASA... .,,A 0' fa G- 1 gi 55- iiIii 9 'gunned'- 5,9 ' ,, ' : I I KN 'fa ., ' KM .,k. . K .l i nk , V ,E , A I 9 'Q L IIIS ei .J , ,,,. xii, wg I WIA 51 6. f.,,l. A2 wg 9 'fy ff , 'Ka -ar ag, Q ,f . -.. I W ' CLAUDE THOMAS ELNOR THOMAS SOLON THOMAS OPAL THOMASON 41 THELMA THOMASON WILLIAM THOMPSON JESSIE TODD SYLVIA VANCLEAVE -K PAT VAN PELT LEROY VINSON HARVEY WAGONER, JR IRENE WALBURN 'IK OLETA M. WALDROP ALVIS JOHN WARE WESTON WEEMS MELVIN WELLS -K WANDA WILHELM GERALD WILLIAMS KATHARINE WILLIAMS VERNON WILLIAMS +I HELEN WILSON BYRON WOLFE SAMMIE WOODARD JOE WOODRUFF L, rdxt f , 7 i, f LILA LEE YOUNG FREDA ANN YOUNGLOVE Victor and vanquished shake hands after a bot election. Orla Goff, first semester presi- dent of the student council and Dee Walburn, runner up. Students voting. lu. - 1 ,V BE 'I' CITIZ 1941 glenn 8. Shelton IilfEditor-in-chief, 1941 Bulldog 23, Staff writer and cartoonist for The Southwestern 23,Conquistadores 22SWesley Players. Page mogul ! X?Who's Who in American Universities 23, Secretary of Forensia 23' Alpha Phi Sigma ZIP Secretary of Student Council. 'U IL 0 ' Ba4f14l'!Je!e LEY IM LD MAN MOSE Sims, once na- tional A. A. U. champion heavy-weight wrestler and twice all conference tackle on the Southwestern football team, is as well known for his genial good nature as for his athletic prowess. Unchanged by wide pub- licity and its attendant glory, Muse is still the same great athlete, student and all round fine fellow that he was when he first came to this school. 0 -yqaznudeze lllllllil MGM lllll QUALLY PROFICIENT with a tennis racket, baseball, basketball or bow, Bobby is truly the all-round athlete. She is always courteous to opponents, a fine ex- ample of robust health, and displays at all times a fine quality of sportsmanship and a zest for any game in which she participates. o -,o 'R sf' u W T Wl JOYB I new-'Lf uf, ga., ,Nw 0413 Illllellfl ...Vlefffwzz J A f., T T U sfgf HE BEAUTIFUL boys' dormitory, named for the late Audabon H. Neff, is situated at the ex- treme western side of the Tech campus. The simple, convenient rooms are equipped with typical col- legiate furnishings and the large living room is spacious, well lighted and comfortable. The famil- iar term, one big happy family, can well be applied to the boys of Neff Hall. It is a fraternity of friend- ly college students, athletes and scholars, blending academic and social life, fun and study. The picture to the left was posed and the Dan McGrew atmosphere created. Top pic- ture was made in the P. B. X., center picture in the living room, and lower picture in one of the individual roofs. LIFE . . . Stewart Hall IK .1- ' HE GIRLS' dormitory, one of the most beautiful buildings on the campus, was named after Dr. Dora Ann Stewart, head of the history department. The living room, similar but larger than that of the boys' dormitory, is probably the center of social life at Southwestern. It is com- fortably furnished and contains a radio, a piano and many games for the students' diversion. The college cafeteria is situated in the base- ment of this building. It is very modern, and good, wholesome food is served at all times. Wai? t A lille? if 3 , ,if l ff 'Lg N 'ws- ll0MllCOMl G. .. 1940 N SATURDAY, October 26, 1940, Southwestern staged one of the most success- ful homecomings in the history of the school. The grand parade was colorful with floats of all descriptions. Twenty-six bands, in- cluding the Southwestern band, resplendent in new uniforms, added to the success of the occasion. The football and baseball fields were dedicated and the event was crowned with an overwhelming defeat of our arch foes of the gridiron. 4 Y vybi ul f 1 -m.......,L... . ..,,,.., .. 'T : :mf .'-,, .J . . ..? ,. Q 0 4 -.aa-csw 9' My- ma?'z 'ff 1... 4- 1 F.. L W5 U-if Q W9 dis C 'Jr KK J 1? iff i 1 QJZM fQ!X,3 if M jfkb, fmlfw' if 1 I 2 254 Q' ,,...-,-,,...vf,......:.uh..:....4 A.. A..,. ,. ,,.-. f , ,- ,A,,,..A, ,:.Y..,-1-4. V. V , ., -4 An , I 1 pr- W , ' 1 fifff- V ' 'Q p Y f wx:-W . F. g, 2: f M P' a Q rv mf, f iii? A -gil 4, , 4U lz ,, ,4 4 Q -H4 fm, My ',5'f'rW L4 'T kv' 55' in wi, f, ' i 'QLD' ..- Q . ff---w..,,.w,gglln A .pn W ....M,,N.,,A. ,M t.,, WH , v. ,, , ' 5y5:f,,jf - f , MISS LULA MAE M155 INXOGENE RANEY F Q Q T B AQ LU LE' E N ll- XI: M155 CAROL PAYE HQWARD B A NQ DU E l E N ll- . 232 MISS GLUE SHIPP H A R V E 5 Q T U li li N 11- 232- wi' ww, em , BEAUTI F Jessie Todd Qmrotlay Holden V11g11'11Q 1011633 F 1'6W1CCS 71'llCy 3' fF3EI17Cl Neale Wqille 1911121 xvzfigllt wal 4 141' Q A' ers 4 Wlyffa Hunt Virginia fummrcl flfnavguerzte qlemmg Jimmie vOilkinson fora fee Wlillefr Doris Hays MISS EVELYN CR!-XIN 5 U NX NX E R TQ QU UE RE SN 4 -as lloh Hawk Return .... OUTHWESTERN Institute of Technology has among its vast alumni a poignant personality of the ether Waves, a character of wide renown. When Bob Hawk, reigning star of the popular Take it or leave it program returned to the familiar haunts of his early college days, a figure of fame and suc- cess, he fulfilled his life's most persistent dream. An easy winner in local forensic tournaments, he at- tained the upper rungs on the ladder of success with equal ease. They included the positions of sports announcer, dance program announcer, reader of poetry and chief quizzer on his current show. Southwestern is proud of Bob. It is proud of its contribution to our national diversion, it is proud that one of its sons can return, a child of fame, sprinkled with the stardust of popular esteem, and present such a fine example of the many opportuni- ties offered by our great country. Two members of Southwestern alumni in the U. S. Army Air Corps. Bill Renfro, former national A. A. U. Champion wrestler and Albert DeFehr, last year's annual editor and best citizen. MM i 1 1 5 1 BILL 1 .il Instructor and Student ingdf . . . liver Southwestern ROWNING unceasing effort on the part of our administration and friends, came the announcement that Southwestern had been awarded the government's primary Flying School Course. Since that time in early 1940 the course has been continually improved. More students have been added, new planes purchased, and better and more convenient facilities provided. The course is divided into a ground school and a flight school. In the ground school, the student is re- quired to spend four hours in class room work each week for one semester. This class room work includes a study of the history of aviation, the theory of flight and air- craft, civil air regulations, practical air navigation, met- eorology, parachutes, aircraft power plants, aircraft instru- ments, and radio uses and terms. r sweif The flight school includes , f three to six hours per week in 2-2 : the air until a minimum of 35 , S hours have been completed, ' T when the student will qualify for a private pilot's license. R Q If E x 5 -.N iafhpgxu' A .xxx Dr. Borcn Takes a Rd l ,P 'uf l HE great mystery of life! That is the quest in which these students of bi- ology find themselves en- gaged. Good citizens all- they occupy themselves in the study of life, following the American policy of fur- t h e r i n g a constructive science for the Welfare of all Experiments H Thing of Beauty JOY forever is our cosmetology department! Established last year as a new link in Southwesternis ever growing chain of practical, down-to-earth courses, this de- partment now finds itself among the most popular in the school. Here, with the aid of the most modern equipment, the young beautician is schooled in cosmetology theory, sanitation, and the intricate science of the madame's coiffeur. The cosmetology laboratory, housed in the picturesque new Vocational building, is a large, well lighted room, always clean and sanitary beyond reproach. The visitor is im- pressed with the atmosphere of activity, the well ordered routine and the immacu- late, white uniformed students who ply their work with eagerness and industry. The many students who graduate from this vocational school step out into a world eager for their services and they experience little difficulty in finding good positions. -VA.A,QAf,-vA,QA,A.-YAYQQAY-ff,-... -daze, ,r.,, - , ,.., A,,, N ,.,, N ,,., - ,. ood mefficcms OOD Americans are these students of the Home Economics department. Filling the traditional and sacred niche of American womanhood, they learn the domestic sciences: how to cook a savory, well balanced meal, the art of good costum- ing, how to create their own wearing apparel and many other occupations useful in building a better home. This department, ever popu- lar with students, is equipped with a modern kitchen combin- ing all the most up-to-date cook- ing utensils. Sewing rooms and theory classrooms are ample and well stocked, altogether making this an ideal laboratory for the domestic student. l HE DEPARTMENT of Student Health at Southwestern includes an in- firmary, dispensary, diagnostic labora- tory, and physician suite with a person- nel of physician, pharmacist, technician and registered nurse. Students are examined and advised regarding any remediable defects found at the yearly physical examina- i HEALTH tion. Remedial programs are devised wherever feasible with special classes in physical education organized to as- sist this program. The services of the college physician are available at all times to students. He diagnoses and prescribes for stu- dents. The laboratory is thoroughly equipped for all ordinary diagnostic procedures. ' s t 'vm rl av fl1ftists...ARll Bllll HE ART DEPARTMENT of Southwestern Tech is justifiably ranked among the state's best. The spacious drawing room is equipped with modern, hardwood desks 3 the walls are lined with individual steel lockers and the entire room is always flooded with natural light. The adjoining room, equally large and well lighted, is used for exhibitions. The frequent visitors are delighted to find an ever chang- ing procession of works from the nation's leading masters hanging on its walls. A place of activity, this department at all times is busy turning out posters and general art Work for the entire community. S X! U INESS HORTHAND, bookkeepmg and general business courses are learned under the capable superusxon of Mr. Guffy. I 9 E ..-A Checking Out Bookx 1 1 PHAR AUY HE SCHOOL of phar- macy has attracted Wide and fa- vorable attention, having stu- dents enrolled from over the entire state and Southwest. It is among the most active de- partments in the school. Of course there is nothing to a neophyte druggist like the compounding of drugs, and this is just what the pharmacists at Southwestern Tech spend most of their time doing, as can be seen from this page. 4 , , ELEUTRICITY NDER the supervision of Stanley Hink, our electrical trades department is do- ing much fine work. Aiding in supplying national defense needs, the department is turning out competent, well-trained electri- cians. + V l 'k'k1k'k 'l'UllEN'l' Ml I 'PERS Left to Right: Vance Comer, Otto Atkins, Loy J. Ferguson, Hal Noble, Bob Templeton. 'ATT ' .E in Same N LINE with the na- tion's new defense program, strong for America and concerned for her defense, Southwestern is training a good number of her citizenry in welding, wing construction and airplane motors. From this de- partment, serious, well trained young men are supplying the huge demand for skilled workers, earn- ing good salaries and serving their country. iii Carburction-Heart of the Motor Learnzng What Makes It Tzck f-4. Putting Two and Two Together From Blueprint to Actuality , ,,.,,M-..,,,w.......w. M A 'Y ' f Activitiex are many and dr- versified at Szmthwextern Techf A happy blend of work and play make life on tbu rampus an enjoyable and profztable ex- perience. S What, ho, Trisselly' l ll 1 43, pw ,Q ,A W 1 ' ' as Ak - if vi, , -, X Q -Ji X l A M A fu - 'S - N, ' b ,w , K . K, A , , , 1. Q i SKI'-,L '- 'J Q E? M ., , Q, .,,, , . L .' . .5 1, -.V NME' 2 .AW . k ,Eg , ,X W if r K M ,vi , -.f H., , QW 'ff - - , , 4 . in gg. ,,, . vs f a., 5 K, -n , 1- ,. . 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This fact and the fact that he teaches good sportsmanship and the value of team cooper- ation, are probably the reasons for his ever increasing success as a coach. A Bulldog Plow.: the Line for a Gain Englgnda Bu-le and End . uf- V Y?-MW.--T .. .. . v Q-Uv P MW I l wr 4. -anna...-...ar V Couch fake Spann Captain Mose Sims Assistant Coach Cotton Vickers 1940 Bulldog Squad Standing: Assistant Coach Vickers, Myers, Sims, Jarrell, Rhodes, Haskew, Woodard, Coach Spann. Second Row: Graham, Cox, Tillman, Meece, Baker, Hand, Hartman. Front Row: Burger, Gromer, Royal, Prock, Duvall, Thompson, Springer, Berry. Not in picture: Gunter, Waldrop, England, Cluck. E N. gn 2 E I , g A 3 v F ri ' 'L S . 4, J' , ,,, i n . ,- I 4 2 E 'Y I 1 1 32 ,B11 S 3 if S' 225 'gill All . ' BERRY, Back MEECE, Guard DUVALL, Back RHODES, Tackle GRAHAM End E Seadnnfnfz ' VERCOMING a 12 point lead piled up in the first four minutes by the University Prep School, the Bulldogs rallied to Win 21-12 for the season's opener. Then, in the second game at Shawnee, the fighting Bulldogs went down before O. B. U., the con- ference champions, 20-7. Still fighting, the injury ridden Bulldogs took the count before the powerful East Central Tigers, 31-0, then bounded back to wallop the Oklahoma City University Goldbugs and spoil their homecoming to the tune of 28-7. The Spannmen rolled on to their second conference victory to overpower the Redmen from the Northeastern State Teachers' Col- lege, 24-2, and then to crown their own home- coming by shattering a 34-year tradition and the Central Bronchos, 27-7. Aglow with victory, the Bulldogs fought desperately to salvage a win from the surprisingly stubborn Rangers from Alva, 7-0, then, outweighed by their opponents, the lads from South- western continued their winning streak by trouncing the Eastern New Mexico Grey- hounds, 12-0. The Regis Rangers from Denver proved easy prey to the rampaging Bulldogs, 40-7, and finally the Southeastern Savages fell under an 18-7 onslought thus ending a very successful season for coach Jake Spann and a driving Bulldog crew. ROYAL, Back BAKER, Back HASKEW, End HAND, Guard COX, End C 1 ' at 1 i V 29 Q . f. .4 K -1 iq, Q ,W ,.,, , , V. gd .'?' 1. 1 L TILLMAN, Center HARTMAN, Back SPRINGER, End PROCK, Back GROMER, Center OR the best season in recent years, the 1940 Bulldog squad racked up a41..1..,....e.11.,.a1.ea4.....,.sz.,..a., eight wins to two losses. A smooth offense T L T and a stout defense collaborated in bringing Mm Southwestern . from the cellar posltlon to Oklahoma Baptists 0 1 second place in the conference. The early S th t 2 0 part of the season found the Bulldogs with Ou Wes ern a kennel of battered and bruised players who Southeastern 2 1 afterwards revived to figure highly in South- East Central 2 1 western's pigskin blitzkreigs. Hats off to Central 2 2 a great season. Eyes to the future-for we Northwestern 4 2 expect our Bulldogs to be 1941 Oklahoma Northeastern 5 1 Collegiate Champions. JARRELL, Guard MYERS. Back BURGER, Back WOODARD, Guard THOMPSON, Back szs gigs -mslasa.. S24 Y. Q ai S426 weVfzgvgfgwm'fr irwfwrwr'-'fzfew WW'-f W4 'W'--V-'av T ,- ' . kf,f f 3 I .. W 5 . A.w1eAq,fk ,pl Marv: fi'Q,'ff i?' I E l M ya my 4 ' J W W awww MQW? 1, ,aaa , an fem . ff fp- '- Selected for the second succes- sive year for all state collegiate honors, popular Mose Sims bids adieu to the old Alma Mater and goes out to play the great game of life. Good luck, Mose ! ,ww ff 1 ww' f ji' if af, 5 'Q 191-Y' .Qi -he wi' ,ww ff' fair Eff. 13,1 Q 1 age M 4, E Y lk fs., gg ig' :ff 'N 'wwf . . 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Much is expected of Leroy next year and, according to his backers, this smiling sophomore will come through in grand style. 1 Hartman, Captain 1941 Selected unanimously to captain the 1941 Bulldogs, Ralph Hartman, versatile back from Snyder, is ex- pected next year to spark plug the team to even greater heights than the successful 1940 season. ll 1.,.,.,-l ., , A 6 Eleven Bulldogs Ready for Battle s i-f --Y One champion to another- Alack lackxon and Sander: Cox. Marilyn Rose Boren IHIXIG we X.,, A ki , ,Mmk 4 4. .ii it H.. V+... . 6 N Baxter Iarrell VUVWUYI Cflflff .V W ':: 3 STAR SALE ME . if Ben Euan: Paul Carpenter The annual staff wishes to acknowledge its indebtedness to the above students for their fine work in selling this annual. They did their jobs well. ,,-,,,..-..,A....i.7 Ni' Roy Dillahunty Claude Curtis Clifford Thomason -unions Faces .... 1 HE SOUTHWESTERN basketball season was initiated by a green but hustling group of boys. Only two of the new cagers had ever earned a letter in college basketball, but what they lacked in experience and finesse, they more than compensated with fire and spirit. The squad, led by rangy Captain Trap Rhodes and Co-Captain Candy Robertson, spark plugged the squad to 604 points to the opposi- tions 680. Though the score sheet indicates losses overshadowing the win column for the 1941 season, the boys always held the conference leaders to a very close score. In March Coach Rankin Williams took a picked squad to Denver for the National A. A. U. Invitation Tournament, upholding a tradition of 23 years standing. Our group held the distinction of representing the in- stitution with the longest straight record of attendance at the meet. 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Vo ,V V e , EMERY, PitCh61' HOLLINGSWORTH, pitcher SHOTTS, pitcher f xW.l1'.llmi5C .sq 3 1 A ,X S CONFERENCE GAMES S,f.sl,,s Q 1 p . ,V 3V ,X Southwestern 12, Central 4 ar W,,Y: JMS' px, fir ' A , Southwestern 12, Central 2 VV V' , ff' ,VV VE!rrr,r i ,Z 5 Southwestern 22, Phillips 5 'X srlili 2 A V Southwestern 6, Phillips 2 tttsl A 2 NoN-CONFERENCE GAMES X it ff , 4 VV Southwestern 5, Amarillo 2 V ViVVV'jV4ff , f Southwestern 5, Amarillo 7 .VLVVVA f, V A Vg Southwestern 3, Aggies 7 ' ' ' ' ' Southwestern 14, Aggies 13 VV ' V Southwestern 1, Aggies 10 V 1 V A wg A f' A - VEVS V Southwestern 2, Aggies 7 l ff! ' to? A A A ' .,, . , V Vg+f '1 ' HEIDEBRECHT, firs hofti M v 5 EP-RT t base DUVALL Il X X ' , S,,,,V, it he, it A NQHEETY ww , first base DILLAHUNTY, pitcher STACK, field ui 1 , 'WX I A 'frf 1 1 ' ,SV 2 S ,.,, 3 A W ' R 'i'T f t- , A i ' K 5 V ,Q . -f Q , saw. 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Women' lltlllotio llssooiation HE WOMEN'S Athletic Association was formed to promote health and sportsmanship among the women of our institution. Archery, soft ball, ten- nis and swimming are among the many sports in which the woman student may participate. Regular classes in the gymnasium are conducted during the winter months and outdoor classes during the spring and summer months. Intra-mural contests are also in the program for the student and fine, clean competition and friendly rivalry is engaged in with enthusiasm and spirit. ...Q1f5..ks. i A Doubles Match Our Archers 1 BMS Eve. 1 Nts. 1 E4-4 Right: Good game, Kid. x X . 1 4 -f'- K', ' 'ff ' A A 2.,,W,,f JG Aww, ,,.k , , .,,M'w , , - W- K M... i. . M., , .. ..,- ,V-M..,,. ..1.,,. Q .,..,,.,..,.,,,...,W.,,,.,. ,, ,. . .,,,, ..,,,,, ,,,.,,,, ,..,,,, W 3 -V -iff 2 , ' . .I ..q' - .Ji My H-5 , ' H L - '- A . ...A A K K- - L f ff--A 'nge' .V '-fp 1 ,mnmmxrsvwfgyg 'K , f , '4 ' ,wf e kr K ff' Q K' . 'K x b K'K'H L , f gf ff , . 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I Center abovej ESTHER HALL Secretary .RRRRR.... ....., 4 Right abovey ELWANDA KEAS Row One fdown and across to leftj: Vernelle Crelia. Jeanette Harris, Helen Hunt, Wanda Monroe, Ruth Austin, Harriet Loewen. Virginia Parker, Imogene McPhetridpre, Margaret Slaten, Iris Savage, Eleanor Bradshaw, Jerry Stroud, Eleanor Chaney, Kathryn Adams. Row Two fDown and across to lefty: Margaret Williams, Jessie Todd, Pattie Steward, Ruth Black, Doris Austin, Frances Tracy, Betty Lou Parker, Ina Mae Rusk, Dorothy Holden, Ruth Wright, Lula Mae Self, Sue Anna Shofstall, Marjorie Wheeler, Marguerite Deming, Mary Virginia Cooper, Doris Wright. if x XQYQ f I v i a i in R it i, M m 4 J, N 1 af , M, L? an , X A- P1 V f x l 5 f 5 vi K, Southwe tern Symphony Back Row: Roscoe LePhew, Double Bass: Tom Stanton, 1st Trumpet: Harvey Day, 2nd Trumpet: Jake Wright, 2nd Horn: Fred Moeller, 1st Horn: Dick Williford, Tympani. First Row lleftjz J. R. Willowby, 2nd Violin: Wayne Weese, 2nd Violin: Honor Howard, 2nd Violin: Mrs. Lillian Milam, 2nd Violin. Second Row fleftjz Dorothy Grounds, Viola: Helen Hunt, lst Violin: Daniel Ediger, 1st Violin: James Falconer, lst Violin. Third Row fleftjz Janet Redden, Cello: Wanna Lee Roach, 1st Violin: Archie Espolt, 1st Violin. Center: Gerald Williams, Bassoon: Leland Procter, Conductor. First Row frightj: Robert Parsons, 3rd Trombone: Leonard Hughes, 2nd Trombone: Herbert Chisum, lst Trombone: Billie Jean Howard, Tenor Saxophone. Second Row frightl: Mary Alice Russel, Clarinet: Keith Wright, Oboe: Marjorie Asher, Flute. mphonia OFFICERS Sponsor ,,.,, .,.,,,,,,,, ,,,,, ,,,,,,,. ,,,,,,, L E L A ND PROCTER Sponsor ,,,.. ..........,,,,,,,,,,...,,,,,,,,, ,... M R S. EDITH DAVIS Sponsor ........,,,..,,,..,.. , .,,,... ,,-.,MRS. LILLIAN MILAM President ,,,,...,.....,.,,,,, ,..,...,.,,,,,,,,,,,,., J OYCE BRUCE Secretary-Treasurer .,,.,,..,,,,.,.....,.,,,.,....., ,.,..,,,, M ARTHA WARKENTIN First Row: Harvey Day, Tom Stanton, Marjorie Asher, Georgia Barr, Betty Milligan, Rosemary Straub, Jim Falconer, Helen Hunt. Second Row: Leland Procter, M Milam, Robert Templeton, Fred Moeller. Third Row: Jane Lee Hall, Nelia Belle Templeton, Beatrice Kelly, Bonnie Mae Hayden, Lennis McMillan, Blondell Schmidt, Eleanor Covington, Kathryn Kruel, Vesta Bachman, Elsie Barnes, Eileen Hoyt, Elizabeth Ann Rudder, Mary Virginia Cooper, Flossie Lee, Luvern Widney. Fourth Row: Pattie Post, Mary Van Gundy, nez eac , ri , Lorraine Wright, Wanna Roach, Honor Howard, .Tanet Redden, Kathleen McLaughlin. Fifth Row: Wayne Weese, Coy Sims, Mary Ruth McCulley, Gayle Carpenter, Frank See, Herbert Chisum, Byron Wolfe, Doris Swanson, Roscoe LePhew, Paul Carpenter, Helen Wilson, Keith Wright, J. R. Willowby, Gerald Williams, Paul Venable. rs. Edith Davis, Geraldine Howard, Jene Powell, Joyce Bruce, Martha Warkentin, Mrs. Lillian I L h P 'scilla Smith Kathryn Adams, Grace Templeton, Sharon Harris, l ll 'l'llWll 'PER FLUTES: Thompson. Dorothy Post, Pattie Asher, Marjorie Meeks, Mary OBOE: Randall, Mary Alice Wright, Keith BASSOON: Williams, Gerald Conrad, Robert Dean CLARXNETS : Rice, Clayton Boaz, J. Seth Dyer, Wayne Lee Espolt, Archie Hink, Lynn Mills, Cecil Straub, Rosemary Hunt, Helen Wyett, Lorena Howard, Geraldine Case, Julian McCracken, Walter McNaught, Dorthea Pease, Francis Smith, Frank Hamilton, Ed wield Mr. Dick Jewell, Director ALTO SAXOPHONE: Monroe, Wanda Wright, Lorraine Cooper, Maurice Sills, Vivian TENOR SAXOPHONE: Howard, Billie Jean BARITONE SAXOPHONE: DeVerse, Raymond CORNETS: Moeller, Frederick Hill, Ed Stanton, Tom Smith, Marya Jo Allen, Warren Randall. Bill Howard, Carol Faye Day, Harvey Clark, Charles TRUMPETS: Paxton, Joyce Weems, Weston Carpenter, Paul Flag 'lwirler DDING beauty and color to the Southwestern Band, these skillful flag twirl- ers provoke Wonder and ad- miration Wherever they go. They are, left to right: Betty Milligan, Betty Jo Boaz, Mary Alice Randall, and Patty Stewart. HORNS: Hiatt, Don Wright, Jake Hare, Robert Kendall, Almarie Powell, Barbara Jene Heatley, Katherine TROMBONES: Chisum, Herbert Bell, Bill Williams, Vernon Hall, Jane Lee Kaiser, Ethel Cearley. Wilbur Venable, Paul Jamison, Harold Hink, Harry Francis, Wendell Melling, Dale Parsons. Robert BARITONES: Hughes, Leonard Redden, Janet Gray, Robert Hughes, Bill Wright, Glenn Wagoner, Harvey llllll BASSES: LePhew, Roscoe Wilson, Charles Falconer, Jim Edmonson, Franklin Allen, Deryle Jones, G. E. TYMPANI: Williford. Dick BASS DRUM: Roach, Wanna Lee CYMBALS: Barr, Georgia SNARE DRUMS: Boaz, Betty Jo Hart, Allwyn Cronkhite, John Kern, Elgin Dodson, Ruth BATON TWIRLERS Case, Julian LaRue, Lois DRUM MAJOR: Vinson, LeRoy it Y M Ag A 5 MN I 4 A K1 X W '9 Q W , 2 llull Pup President ,7,7.,7,,,,7,,,,,,,,, .,,7.,,,,,,,,77...........,.7 K ATHERINE STAVROS Secretary-Treasurer ..,.. ,..... M ARGUERITE DEMING Reporter ,,,,,,,7,,,,.,7..,..... ,,..,..,,,.,,,,,,, L ULA MAE SELF Yell Leaders ,,,,, ..... R OSEMARY LEON AND BELVA NEALE MILLER Sponsor ........,,,,.. ..........,...,.....,,.., ,,,...,............,...,,,,,,,.,,,, M Y RLE KELLY Rear Row: Dorothy Kelly, Reba Nell Odom, Eileen Kesterson, Hazel Cox, Leota Delk, Mary Lillian Hefner, Leona Delk, Doris Wylie, Doris Stockwell, Lorraine Wright, Evelyn Self, Doris Jennings, Ruth Black, Marguerite Deming. Third Row: lla Pearl Ayres, Eva Boomer, Nina Rodriquez Bonnie Jean Doran, Nellie McCool, Ruby Trissell, Marguerite Parker, Katherine Bradley, Nina Harris, Marie Hogg, Mary Foley. Second Row: Lora Lee Miller, Pat Van Pelt, Virginia Leonard, Peggy Caswell, Lula Mae Self, Peggy Burch, Mildred Jones, Miss Myrle Kelly. Front Row: Katherine Stavros, Vallie Russell, Bonnie Hayden, Joyce Bruce, Rosemary Leon, Belva Neale Miller, Iris Savage, Kathryn Adams, Bettie Thomas, Sue Anna Shofstall. Palette and llruh Club OFFICERS President ,,,,,,,,,--....a.a,,,, ..,,..,.......,, ,,,,,....e. ,,,... B E A TRICE SMITH Vice-president ,,..,,,........, ,,,.,,.,,,ee,,,,.,..,l, .,,,A, L E NA GINGRICH Second Vice-president .,.. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, M YRA HUNT Sergeant-at-arms ....,,.... ...., J EANETTE HARRIS Secretary-Treasurer ,,.,,,,. ,,,.,A,,., ..,,, ,,,,,,, J A N E LEE HALL Sponsor eff,,...,.............,e..,,,,,,.,............,u...,,,.,u,........,l.,,eee,,,v, ,MYRLE KELLY Rear Row: Jerry Stroud, Thelma Larison, Juanda Pennington, Katherine Adams, Dorothy Royal, Mary Nokes, Lee Ellen Ford. Second Row: Lennis McMillian. Iris Savage, Virginia Parker, Pauline Fleming, Ethel Carothers, Jeanette Harris, Jane Lee Hall, Reba Nell Odom, Beatrice Kelly. Seated: Miss Myrle Kelly, Lena Gingrich, Norma Lee Hathaway, Beatrice Smith, Eloise Hamburger, Wanda Monroe. Front Row: Deola Gray, Lina Terry, Myra Hunt, Olene Lee, Wynola Walker. new are -vw wir'---r-' A W if r -H.-W v....Wv,..,... ... , I I . I . M ...ave ...W , Q U W. A. A. OFFICERS President .................... ....................., . ,..... B OBBY MCDANIEL Secretary-Treasurer ,... .....,..,....,............,,.....,,.....,,..,,., . FERNE O'NEAL Seated: Bobby McDaniel, president, Melba Wilburn, Ferne O'Neal, secretary-treasurer, Doris Wylie, Rubye Morris, Lorraine Wright. Second Row: Katie Ruth Brice, Katherine Bradley, Elsie Barnes, Nellie Rose McCool, Marcella Ray, Ruby Trissell, Claudine Saunders, Jene Powell, Louise Lovejoy, Third Row: Juanita Parker, Katy Baxter, Sammie Woodard, Armetta Bond, Bertie Meece, Maurice Cooper, Gladys Bradford, Oneta Garvin, Marguerite Parker, Muriel Holleman. Kitawa a Seated: Maurine Avant, Eva Boomer, Lennis McMillan. Laverne Harris. Middle Row: Deola Gray, Grace Hooper, Genevieve McRae, Millie Alexander, sponsor, Virginia Leonard, Blondell Schmidt, Lockey Davis. Back Row: Doris Austin, Avis Griggs, Viola Castleberry, Mabel King, Eva Mae Mosteller. fs. an ,rr ,v...-.,.-.-.........Y- -, U-1 ll. P. OFFICERS President R,,,,,,,,,,,.,, W ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,, ,,,,, MARGIE COOKE Vice-president ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,v,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,A,, G UY EWING Secretary-treasurer ,,,,, , ,LENA GINGRICH Reporter .A,,...,..,....,,.7, . ,77. ,,,,,,,,,777,77,,77,. O LENE LEE Sergeant-at-arms ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,.,,,..,.............,,77 T . W. McCOWN Keeper of Scrapbook ,.,,,,,,., ,,.,,.,,,,..,...,.......A,.,,A,, , ,,,,,,, B ETTIE THOMAS Back Row: Mary Jane Driskill, Melba Wilburn, Maurice Cooper, Bill Dougherty, Lena Gingrich, Ernest Lewis, Betty Jo Weber. Front Row: Bettie Thomas, Wanda Monroe, Joe Woodruff, Hazel Cox, Ernest Davenport, Iris Savage, Guy Ewing, Margie 7 l i 14 Q 5 l s Cooke. E S Ygf z ' ' ,. E, V A ff 1, . nn- V, -sun - ELSIE SHOEMAKER 'M' Sponsor . Alpha I' 1 llmega Bettie Thomas, Guy Ewing, and Lena Gingrich. 1 fi B Y th Council OFFICERS President .,,,.,.....,..,.... ..----- ............. ..,A.,..,..... A RMETTA BOND Vice-President ........... - ..... L .,,.. ---.,-.JUANITA LIKES Secretary-Treasurer ..... - .... - ...,,..,...,..... ROVERTA BARKER Parliamentarian ........................... ... .......,...,....,. -LORETTA CLIFFT Song Leader .,..,,.,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,..v.. --.,NORMA LEE HATHAWAY Program Committee Chairman .,,.A.,,,.,,r,,,...,..,,,,,, BERNICE ATCHLEY Social Committee Chairman .,.....,,,,,,, W ...,.A,,.,,,.,..,..,..,,.,,, KATY BAXTER Front Row: Eunice Tibbles, Loretta Clifft, Lorene Simmons, Kathryn Simpson, Aleen McDaniels, Aline Jones, Muriel Holleman, Margaret Minton. Third Row: Imogene Chambers, Gladys Beets, Katie Brice, Louise Lovejoy, Jean Mitchell, Charlene Nobles. Second Row: Norma Lee Hathaway. Bernice Atchley, Katy Baxter, Juanita Likes, Roverta Barker, Armetta Bond. First Row: Billye Higgins, Bonnye Cotney, Alene DeVcre, Bennie Faye Hix, Naomi Stewart, Oleta Waldrop, and Elberta Whitfield. Foren ia OFFICERS Sponsor .....,..e..,..V.....77 f.,,e..................7V7.. e77,,s. M R S. DICK JEWELL President ,,.V7.7.VV.... ...u.. .s7,..AA,..7ee..V,e.... ..7,7oo7..... D O R IS LOWRY Secretary-Treasurer .... ..v...,..,..,... F AYE DOYEL Sergeant-at-Arms .....u,,.......s,..,. .,e,,.. ...,....ss...o7.7,s. B O BBY McDANIEL First Row lsittingjz Doris Stockwell, M. A. Randle, Nina Rodrigues, Marguerite Deming, Betty .Toyce Bruce, Mrs. Jewell. Second Row fstandingl: Jerry Howard, Faye Doyel, Grace Hooper, Lucille Ward, Honor Howard, Mary Van Gundy, Doris Lowry, Theda Gregg, Marjorie Wheeler, Maurice Cooper, Bobby McDaniel, Freda 0'Neal, Ferne O'Neal, Joyce Paxton. Rosemary Leon, Imogene McPhetridge. a sri 1' r I 5 'xv lntarnatlnnal Relation Club OFFICERS President ..., ,,,,,7,,,,,,,,,..a.,.,. ..,.,,..Y D A VID BERRY Secretary .,,, ........,.,,..,,,.,, V ERNA REIMER Librarian ..... . .. ....,,,,,,,.,.,..r...,r..,, ELSIE BARNES Sponsor ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,, . ...,..,.., .,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,.v...., D R . DORA ANN STEWART Seated: David Berry, Iris Savage, Verna Reimer, Elsie Barnes, Jeanne Powell, Dr. Stewart. Standing: A. W. Fowler, Lee Ellen Ford, Pauline Fleming, Don Rust, Paul Carpenter, Juanda Pennington, Jim Burnham, Wynola Walker, G. Y. Fails. Alpha Phi Sigma Front Row: Annabelle Zimmerman, Mattie Crum, Geraldine Howard, Mr. Melba Alcorn, Oneta Garvin, Minnie Ruth Bragg. Middle Row: Mary Lillian Hefner, Allora Tabor, Vivian Hefner, Ruth Dudek, .Tune Lee Hall, Joy Shockley, Elsie Barnes. Standing: Juanita Parker, Armetta Bond, Maxine Newby, Jessie Fowler, Lydia Foote, S-ammie Woodard, Dorothy Royal, Honor Howard, J. R. Willowby, Loeta Allen, David Berry, Lucille Ward, Katherine Adams, Beatrice Smith, Avis Griggs, Verna Reimer, Faye Doyel, Georgia Anderson, Ray Schlichting, G. Y. Fails. l I r is A 's. 1 llelta Sigma llp ilon OFFICERS President ,,,,,A,,,...........,,,.A,.........7,...,... - .......,,,,.7, ELEANOR COVINGTON Vice-President .,...,,,,.. - ......7,,., L ,,...,..,,.....,, A .,,.......,,7.v KATHRYN KRUEL Secretary ....,,,,,...........,,,, ..,,., - ,....... ,7,v,,. - ,..,, R O SEMARY LEON Treasurer ,,,............. - ..,.7..... ..,.,........ - ,,,,,,,A..,.......,,,,,,.,,, R UBY TRISSELL Pledge Treasurer .,.. - .,..,... ..,.v L ,,,,.,............,,,e B ELVA NEALE MILLER Pledge Captain ...,..,.,... .....,,., - ....... - ...- r.,..,.,......., BETTY JO MILLIGAN Sergeant-at-Arms ....,,,,.........,...,,.,.,,.rr,.......,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,... HONOR HOWARD Front Row: Patricia Van Pelt., Eleanor Covington, Kathryn Kruel, Honor Howard, Marcella Ray. Back Row: Janet Harding Redden, Betty Jo Milligan, Rosemary Straub, Lorraine Wright, Pattie Post, Virginia Leonard, Peggy Caswell, Juanita Muse, Marjorie Asher, Jean Sharp, Georgia Barr, Aliene Sharp. Those Absent: Rosemary Leon, Ruby Trissell, Belva Neale Miller, Ruth Heath, Margie Hicks, Norma Jean Lamb, Joyce Paxton. llammacian Club OFFICERS President e,,,,v,,.,,.,.. .........e,,,.......e,,,.. .,ee..,.,........,,e, L O LA RUST Vice-President .,e,e ,,,,,e BETTY JO WEBER Secretary .,,,.A.,....,, ..,.,,,,,,,,,,,..,..., L OIS CUPP Treasurer ..,, ,e,ee,e,a,,,...,,e ,,.....,,,e,.... aa,,..,,,ee,...e, F E R NE O'NEAL Sergeant-at-Arms ,,,,........,,...,,,..,...e.,,,,,.r,..........,..... DORIS STOCKWELL Seated: Betty Jo Weber, Lola Rust, Lois Cupp, Ferne O'Neal, Doris Stockwell. Second Row fstandingj: Maxine Likes, Mrs. Willie Martin, Vellon June Bock, Dorothy Mae Barker, Freda O'Nea1 Locky Doris Davis, Ruth Dudek, Zeffa Pyron. 1. x N. tudent Council FIRST SEMESTER Seated: Gay Moore, Chairman of Courtesy and Morale Committee: Lucille Ward, Junior Representative-Member of Courtesy and Morale Committee: Bill Dougherty, Junior Representative-Member of Program Committee: Patricia Wygle, Secretary and Treas- urer: Orla Goff, President: J. R. Willowby, Vice-president: Geraldine Howard, Senior Representative-Member of the Courtesy and Morale Committee: Eleanor Lockstone, Sophomore Representative--Member of the Social Committee: Joe Powell, Freshman Repre- sentative-Member of the Publicity Committee. Standing: C. T. Eskew, Sponsor: Faye Doyel, Chairman-Program Committee: Jimmy Payne, Senior Representative-Member of the Program Committee: J'akey Wright, Sophomore Representati wMember of the Social Committee: Ernest Davenport, Fresh- man Representative-Member of the Publicity Committee. SECOND SEMESTER Standing: Alfred Jones, Publicity committee-Freshman: Paul Venable, Publicity Committee-Sophomore: Ralph Kelting, Courtesy and Morale Committee-Junior: Byron Wolfe, Social Committee-Freshman: Mose Sims, Courtesy and Morale Committee Chairman -Senior Excuse Committee: Don Rust Program Committee--Senior: Pattie Post, Program Committee-Sophomore: Mr. C. T. Eskew, Faculty Sponsor: Jim Burnham, Publicity Committee Chairman-Junior: Elgin Kern, Program Committee Chairman- Sophomore. Seated: Iris Savage, Social Committee-Junior: Faye Doyel, Courtesy and Morale Committee, Secretary-treasurer, Excuse Committee -Senior: Bill Dougherty, President-Junior: Colin Alford, Vice-president, Chairman of Excuse Committee-Senior: Rosemary Leon, Social Committee-Senior. I 1 , Qi! I 4 X' Bantit Student Union OFFICERS President ,.........,,,,.,...., ........,...,,.... - ...,....... . .. .......,,,.7,,,,v,,,,,, COY SIMS lst Vice-President ..... L .,.... ,,,,,, A LLIE JUNE SELLS 2nd Vice-President ,,.,,.... .....V L UCILLE GIBSON Recording Secretary .,.e,,e Y.....,,,,.,,,.,,,7 L UCILLE WARD Corresponding Secretary ...................,, HELEN WILSON Pianist ..,..,,,,,,,..,...........,.,,,,, .,..,, M ARY RUTH McCULLEY Publicity Chairman .,,,,..,...........,,,,,,ri,.,...,.,.....,.......,...,..,, KEITH WRIGHT First Row: Allie June Sells, Paul Carpenter, Mary Ruth McCulley, Lucille Gibson, Coy Sims, Lucille Ward, Helen Wilson, Keith Wright. Second Row: Mildred Jones, Deola Gray, Vestal Varner, Marcella Ray, Eileen Hoyt, Elsie Barnes, Wayne Weese, Sammie Woodard, Opal Pigg, Wynola Walker, Jene Powell. Third Row: Edith Patterson, Kathryn Clark, Gayle Carpenter, Thelma Kerbo, Victor Wallis, Jerry Howard, Ila Jo Knox, Deryle Allen, Catherine Simmons, Rose Anna Blackburn. Fourth Row: Paul Venable, Abe Peters, Frank Nikkel, Ed Nikkel. Y.M.f-f Y.W. OFFICERS Sponsor ,.,.,..,............,.,,,,,,,...., EARL HAMBURGER Sponsor .,,,.,,,... ..,,,, M RS. CHARLES ADDISON President ,...........,, .,..,,..,,,,,.,.,.,,,,,,,, G , W. MORRIS Vice-President ..... ,,,,,,,,,,,..,..,,,..,..,, D ON RUST Secretary .,........ .,,,,,.i....,.......... ,..................,........ M A RY VAN GUNDY Bottom Row: Euteva Moore, Ruth Dudek, Wayne Melton, Mary Flynn, Glen Stout. Second Row: Earl Hamburger, Mary Van Gundy, G. W. Morris, Donald Rust, Thelma Larison. Top Row: Flossie Williams, Edith Eller, Dortha Mae Barker, Priscilla Smith, Vellon June Bock, Myrtle Rose, Margaret Stidham, Ray Brothers, Jewel Wilcoxen, Marjorie Krieger, Luvern Widney, Wayne Weese, Pauline Masonhall, Fred Hamburger, Nelia Belle Templeton, J. R. Willowby, Gladys Moss, Lina Terry. ' M A 3 N .ff 1 , K I g ' l' 'irz 1 f 3 f' 4 R '- I hi f l l i l ti I er v.-..,......w I 2 1 1 3 ! 3 1 We ley Felliiireliiien Cabinet Sponsor ,7,, .,... ,,,.................,,,..,.. ,YY,,., D R . McCORMICK President ,,,,, ,. ..... ......,,,.,., D ONALD RUST Secretary ..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,7 .,,,....,.,v.,,,,,,,........ . , .,.,,.,,.......,,,,,, THELMA LARISON Front to Bark--fleft to rightl: Dr. McCormick, Nelia Belle Templeton, Donald Rust, Thelma Larison, Mary Van Gundy, Jane Lee Hall, J. R. Willowby, Pauline Masonhall, Glenn Shelton, Ruth Dudek. G. W. Morris, Wayne Melton, Glen Stout, Mary Flynn. We er Sponsor , . H ........,,...,.... . ....,, .. ..,., DR, MCCORMICK President ...,..,...., ,..,....... ...,.,.., J . R. WILLOWBY Vice-President , .,,. A .,.,.,, ..,... T HELMA LARISON , Secretary ,..,........,....,........................ , ...,.............,...... MARY VAN GUNDY + Seated: Dr. McCormick, Margaret Stidham, .Tuanita Muse, Luvern Widney, Nelia Belle Templeton, Blondell Schmidt. Y Front Row fStandingb: J. R. Willowby, Mabel Hanni, Eleanor Covington, Grace Templeton, Pauline Masonhall, Wayne Melton, Mary Van Gundy, Rowena Whisenant, Jene Powell. Back Row fStandingJ: Glenn Shelton, Miriam Miner, Marjorie Kreiger, Bob Templeton, Anna Mae Moad, Ray Brothers, G. W. Morris, Ione Green, Mary Nokes, Loeta Allen, Juanita Likes. 1 sl .1. 3. 1-.7 2' Debate Left to Rizht:' Evelyn Self, G. W. Morris, T. W. McCown, Donald Rust, Ernest Davenport, Verna Reimer. Pharmacy OFFICERS President .,,....... .,,,,,..,.,,,,,.,...,.,.,,.., ,,,.... L Y NN HENLEY Vice-President ,,,, .,,,,,.,,,, RUTH WRIGHT Secretary ,,,,,,, - ..,... ......... B ETTY MILLIGAN Treasurer ......,,..,...... ....... L .....,........ E DDIE SMITH Sergeant-at-Arms ..... W ,.,,. , .,,,,, BILL CONLEY First Row: Bill Conley, Daniel Rivkin, Eddie Smith, Lynn Henley, Betty Milligan, Dick Williford, Colin Alford. Second Row: L. B. Herring, Bob Senior, Tom Kunkler, Delma Jane Alling, Wanda Lovelace, Rosemary Straub, Bob Parsons, Kenneth Fanning, Ed Hamilton, Dick Christy. Third Row: Fred Byrd, Conrad Kenner, Raymond Yeargan, Floyd Birden, Paul Huffman, Frank Smith, Raymond Daugherty, Robert McCroskie, Frank Fransen. 1 if fywa- - T1 We , 5 e S Kappa llalta llhi OFFICERS President .....,,,..,,. .A...,..........................,..,...,........,,.. E LLEN JORDAN Vice-President .... ................,.,...,...,7....,.,...77....,,,7 M ABEL KING Secretary ....,,.,,, ,,,,,,, G LAIDA DEE ARNOLD Treasurer .,A.,.,,...,........ ..............,.... ......,..........,.....,.. J E AN MITCHELL Back Row: Frances Kendall, Pearl Carothers, Kathleen Baxter, Alline Jones, Ethel Carothers, Muriel Holleman, Kathryn, Simpson, Wanda Nippert, Aleen McDaniel, Edith Marie Carter, Marjorie Krieger, Millie Bannister, Anna McCullough, Lula Mae Taylor, Bertha Lee Taylor. Second Row: Naomi Stewart, Jean Mitchell, Pauline Masonhall, Glaida Arnold, Ellen Jordan, Doris Stansell, Hal'- garet Bowerman. . Third Row: Roverta Barker, Norma Jean Lamb, Peggy Caswell, Loriene Skinner, Ethyle Keller, Norva Oglesby. Sons ol the Legion OFFICERS Captain ......,,...,,, ........,................,.......,..,.,..,.......A, E LGIN KERN Adjutant ...,.............. ..,.....,..,,..,,........,.... E RNEST DAVENPORT First Lieutenant ...,....,,,. ............ . BILL DOUGHERTY Second Lieutenant ..,.., ,.....,,, J IM BURNHAM Sergeant-at-Arms ,,,, ....... L EROY ODEN Historian ...,..v,,.,,...,. ........... KEITH WRIGHT Finance Officer ...... .........................,..................,., L OWELL ODEN Chaplain ..................................,............ - ...........,........... CLETIS JOHNSON Sponsors: G. P. Wild, W. E. Phillips. Standing: Bob Parsons, Leroy Oden, Lowell Oden, Keith Wright, Lynn Hink, Bill Rogers, Jim Burnham, Cletus Johnson. Seated : Ernest Davenport, Bill Dougherty, Elgin Kern, Posey Wild, Harry Hink. il' 1 lf. and Wllfs. Sllllllllllllllll Continuing a tradition of many years the Forensia cluh has again lzolize the union of the cluh and the school. This year the honor was given to Mr. Bill Dougherty selected a bride and groom to sym- students of Southwestern. ana' Miss Faye Doyel, popular Mr. Bill Dougherty and Miss Faye Doyel, Mr. and Mrs. Southwestern, 1941. S llluh Per onnel STANDING, left to right: Ervin Robertson, Don Royal, Claude Curtis, Sanders Cox, Curtis Hollingsworth, Baxter Jarrell, Mose Sims, Travis Rhodes, Roy Dillahunty, Pete Engle, Kenneth Martin, LeRoy Duvall, Alvin Hand, Abe Richert. SEATED: John Haskew, Ralph Hartman, Coach Jake Spann, Dick Moore, Assistant coach Marion Vickers, Guy Ewing, Harold Springer. l l W I I S7fWIfWIflE1f TOM? 1940 E225 The lucky gang. ... . I 1 . M i.....,...., .5 55 i?f7fQ'4if li' M fi '-T, ist' . . W mn ta V l nl, ini' . 4 ui gif. .Qi ' - . , K ' ' ' A 1 J.j?aS 'Ti' Mucho bull in the bull ring. 3.5 I 14? VA., Wading, and below, disembarking. 1 X 2 12-1 'K . .., , -9 . 4 I . f f--Q , g . ., em .mm - - .-V-,vw--.-,.n.--4-N-F-T L f? T' J . Q f - -5 ,. ,A .., D E3E!:.Sa Y Her maiden trip. Em IDEM Z263 FEE? At the continental divide. Which is Scoop? In an old mission. lv M , xi' Ha M Kitawa a Summer 1940 Sponsors, Miss Millie Alexander and Mrs. Mary Forbes Carmichael I OFFICERS President 777,7,7,,, ,,Y,7 ,Y.,,,, .7.,,,.777,, M A RTHA LEE JOHNSON Vice-president ,,,,,., ,..,,,,,,,,.Y, ,,,, ,,,,.,,,7,,,,,,,, L O I S FAYE HAYS Secretary-treasurer ,,,,,,,7,,,.,.,,,...,,,7 , 77,,,,,,,,, ALICE MAE FREEMAN Seated: Goldie Klump, Lois Faye Hays, Mary Edith Forbes, Marjorie Carmichael, Martha Lee Smith, Alice Mae Freeman, Millie Alexander. Standing: Geraldine McPherson, Juanita Henry, Rosella Harms, Jessie Gillingham, Viola Castleberry, Avis Griggs, Paulene Luck, Genevieve McRae, Olga I-Ianni. Palette and llruh Club Summer 1940 Sponsor, Miss Myrle Kelly ' OFFICERS President , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, M O NETT CORBETT Vice-president ,,7,,, ,...r 7,,,,77,, E S THER WRIGHT COLCLASURE Secretary-treasurer ,,,. ,,,,,, L AURETTA VVRIGHT PARMAN Reporter ,,,,, ,,... ,7,,,,,.7,,,..,..... ,,,,,,,.....,..,,,,,,v.,,, , , ,.,,.,,.,,,.,,,,,.,.7,, , H AZEL COX Seated: Lauretta Wright Parman, Hazel Cox, Monett Corbett, Myrle Kelly, Esther Wriszht Colclasure. Mary Ogburn, Jane Lee Hall. Standing: Alma Waters, Nell Ruston, Martha Word, Pearl Poole, Wilma Leighton, Ethel Schmidt, Leota Titus, Mildred Engle, Dorothy Highsmith, Anna Von Paxton, Mable Rudd. Mildred Anderson. 5... ,. if Ml i fa ik ummer Uhoru Directors, Mrs. Edith Davis and Mr. Dell Miser First Row: Otis Dell Miser, practice teacher, Jane Lee Hall, Bula Bachman, Lorene Groenewold, Nell Watson, Claudia Lindblad, Luvern Widney, Mrs. Edith Frost Davis. Second Row: Iris Turbyfill, Florence Blair, Gladys 0'Neal. Margie Shannon, Ardalene Nease, Joyce Bruce. Third Row: Eileen Huddleston, Pearl Poole, Lydia Hohmeyer, Helen Wilson, Evelyn Crain, Freda liurch, Rachel Tompkins. outhwe tern Hand Summer 1940 Dick Jewell, Director First Row: F11-sa Kiker, Dorothy Thompson, Leota Rankin, Mary Meek, Mary Alice Randle, Aubrey Walker. Harris Dutcher, Gene Midfzvt. Alvin Wood, Lorene Wyatt, Marion Burgert, Dorothy Hatter, Betty Armstrong, Alma Jean Cook, Dick Jewell. Second Row: Zoie Irion, Darrell Hart, John Henry Barnett, Robert Hair, Goldie Bergen, Mary Gayle Fenix, Bill Williams, Charlotte Kaiser, Betty Jean Gwinn, Bernice Mitchell, James H. Boren, Wana Lee Roach, Georgia Barr. Third Row: Fred Moeller, Jack Trossel, Tom Stanton, Bill Randle, Laverne LeGa'te, J. C. Watson, Charles Clark, John Kennard Krumtum, Junior Bruten, Mary Jane Spratt, Betty Boaz. Fourth Row: Don Hiatt, Almarie Kendall, Margaret Chance. Jake Wright, Allen Berprert, Bobby Ditmore, Oren Irion, Jack Spratt, Billy Merritt, Buddy Joseph. Ethel Kayser, Wendell Sockwell. Fifth Row: Glen Wright, Clive Neal, Buddy Mitchell, J. D. Pullen, Donald Pyle, Robert Nieh, Charles Wilson, G. E. Jones. s 9 ff-H -m-fM-W-- W 'MM frtefwfiflfkwwfdwrwiewgiw 'a w Q' M , ng, , .ff gm T, f l . ,. .. . ,V 1- ,. Q , ,. J' Q H . x Z. 3, i U M ,E fxfsnfygga. ,v f-w 'Wa' nmmnr Session Annual llnlnnliltnn I94O Sponsor, C. T. Eskew Dick Reavis, make-up editor: Otis Dell Miser, chairman: Oleta Wood, secretary-treasurer. indent llnnnnil Summer 1940 Sponsor, C. T. Eskew OFFICERS ......BOB KLINE SIMS .,.....FAYE DOYEL President ,,.,,,.,. Vice-president Secretary-treasurer ,,,7 Seated: Kathryn Adams, C. T. Eskew, Mose Sims, Bob Kline, Faye Doyel. Second Row: Avis Griggs, Iris Savage, Patty Wygle, David Berry, Dee W. Walburn, Imogene Raney. Back Row: Glenn Donaldson, Bob Hardin, Garland Minton, Frank Polk, Elois Morris, Ervin Berry. sf lvff ,LB , z X 23156 :Msg W, wr- Women' llthletie Assneiatien Summer 1940 Sponsor, Mrs. M. M. Vickers OFFICERS President ,,,,........,.,. ,.....,,.Y.,........... ,,7777 , J UANITA MAYHUGH Vice-president . ..,Yw.7., ..,,,,777,7, O PAL McCOLLUM Secretary-treasurer ........,...,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,........,.....A.,,,,,,,,7,,,,7 OLETA WOOD Front Row: Pauline Riley, Mrs. M. M. Vickers, Opal McCollum, Juanita Mayhugh. Back Row: Margaret Haynie, Kathryn Rudkins, Martha Deming, Ruby Trissell, Oleta Wood. International llelatien Summer 1940 Sponsor, Dr. Dora Ann Stewart OFFICERS President .................... . .,.........................,......., DEE W. WALBURN Secretary-treasurer ....,.,....,............ ,..................., J UANITA MAYHUGH First Row: Dora Ann Stewart, Bula Bachman, Helen Davis Hatchett, Thelma Thomas, Juanita Mayhugh, Dee W. Walburn. Second Row: Nellie Kidd, Carol Burns, Jennie Shaw, Goldie Klump, Elizabeth Geddes, Vallie Russell, Abbie Boaldin, Alma Shinn, . L. Buck. Third Row: Neva Carter, Cuma Lee Haver, Yvonne Lee Pendleton, Lois Purdy Coffman, Allie Thomas, Georgiana Barr, Madaline Carpenter, Faye Stoddard, Elizabeth Bailey, Oleta Wood, Mable Rudd, Herschel Choice, C. T. Suffridge. Fourth Row: Earl Van Buskirk, G. Y. Fails, Irene Powers, Burnice Suffridge, Jerry Ebert, David C. Berry. Qu 4, vw,- We le Foundation 'Summer 1940 Sponsor, Dr. Clarence McCormick OFFICERS President i ,7,,,,7, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 7 WGERALDINE McPHERSON Vice-president ,,7,,7,AA,. ,,,,,,,,7,,,,,,,, ,CECIL SHARRY Secretary-treasurer ,,,,n, , ,,,,,,,,,,A..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, , WGENEVIEVE MCROE Front Row: Miriam D. Minor, Lois Faye Hays, Hazel Cox, Olga Hanni, Luvern Widney, Dr. Clarence McCormick. Back Row: Lorena Groenewold, Evelyn Thomason, Mary Ogburn, Tommy Loys Fewell, Winifred Van Gundy, Geraldine McPherson, Inez Hughes, Elois Morris. O I O Summer 1940 Sponsor, Dr. Dora Ann Stewart OFFICERS President , ,ii,i,i,,,, i,,i,,,i ..,77, , , , 7,i,, GLENN VENARD First vice-president ,,,,, , LUCILLE GIBSON Second vice-president ,,,, i,,,, , , , HELEN WILSON Third vice-president ,,,,i EDITH AMBURN Secretary-treasurer ,,77, ,7,7, R OBERTA KOSCHESKI Pianist . ,,,,7,,,,ii,i,,,,i,.i. ii,,i,, L UCILLE WARD Chorister 77,,, i,i,i,,,,i,,,,,7,,i,i,,,,, i,,77,,,ii,i,,, . , ,..,ii,,i,,, M ARY LOU CLARK First Row: Lucille Ward, Carl Mabra, Wendell Sockwell, Glenn Venard, Dora Ann Stewart, Allie June Sells, Mabel Sockwell, Edith Amburn. Second Row: Vera Jon Riley, Josie Mae Patton, Edith Beaty, Mable Rudd, Elva Dickey, Helen Wilson, Lucille Gibson, Eileen Huddleston, Iris Turbyfill. Third Row: Leila Riley, Frances Hess, Charles Haywood, June Smith. Mrs. Lena Simmons, Maude Boyle, Wilma Leighton, Roberta Koscheski, Ethel Schmidt, Virginia Bessett, Mildred Anderson, Mary Lou Clark. .xi lnniawnfifl 'A 5 . . va. .Q '-alexa-Y, , in rw' , , Q 1. F lMn'sYW. . Summer 1940 Sponsors, Mrs. Charles Addison and Earl Hamburger OFFICERS President ,7,,., 7.7,7,,,,,, . 7,,, 7,,,, , .,,7,,,,,, L O IS HARRIS Secretary-treasurer ,,,,,,,,, ,7,,,, I NEZ HUGHES First Row: Cecil Sharry, Geraldine McPherson, Margaret Smith, Iris Turbyfill, Winifred Van Gundy. Standing: Earl Hamburger, Mrs. Earl Hamburger, Mildred Anderson, Allie June Sells, Mary Ellen Flynn, Elva Dickey, Lois Harris, Mildred Langford, Jewel Wilcoxson, Pansy Hensley, L. Taylor, Luvern Widney, Mrs. Charles Addison. MMaHdMgm Summer 1940 Sponsor, Miss Magnolia Gee OFFICERS President ...... ...... .,,,..,,,,,.,,,.., G . Y. FAILS Treasurer .,....,,,,,,,..,....,.......,.. ......, F AYE DOYEL Vice-president .... ,,,.....,..,,.,, D AVID BERRY Corresponding Secretary ..... ...... I Ona Watson Secretary ..,,,...,,.,,.,.,,,, .,,...,,,.,.,,...,,......,, A VIS GRIGGS First Row: Magnolia Gee, G'ladys McCormick O'Neal. Kathryn Adams, Ethel Kayser, Mrs. Alen C. O'Rear, Jane Lee Hall, Mildred Anderson, G. Y. Fails. Second Row: Martha Nell Darnell, Florence Pair, Arline Buntley, Eula Spain, Claudia Lindblad, Faye Doyel, Virginia Duff, Lucille Ward, Iona Watson, Dee Walburn. Third Row: Rosella Harms, Verla Tate, Madoline Carpenter, Elizabeth Bailey, David Berry, Avis Griggs, Oneta Garvin, Ernest Terry, Edna Woodward. r 1 t, , , h, . ff l Q . my ' ,si f ,.- , i, N 1.1 5 ' - . I 'G -- 'N MN 'r R A si - an W ll' ' f Q. Luk' I 1 2 ? ' gl' wa' ' . K' ,ez lg- .' 1' ws. S . ' ' . ,fy -'JC F , iiffifw ' 'N' -f f ' A' X . Us ' V- , 1 ,. , 6 . fx fzlff i if aw 1? f , Q ly , r yf'E3'f , , 4, Q! ' 9 ' 79 Craig Wife Director, Mrs. Elsie McClure Chapman Left to right: Marguerite Deming, T. W. McCowen, Ernest Lewis, Charles Terry, Ardalene Nease, Doleta Williams, Betty Wright, Marguerite Alvis, Rosemary Leon, Guy Ewing, Bob Moore. Y Aviation Group Summer 1940 J. C. Barnett, Director First Row: Herschel Choice, Ralph Abercrombie, James Skiles, Bill Roush, Raymond Holsey, Junior Neff. Back Row: Woodrow Emmerson, Harry Ewing, David Bowersock, Brent Oberer, J'. C. Barnett, instructor: Duke Cooper, Woodrow Smith, Lee Winters, Arthur Evans. 5 f A , I . V lc znlil 1 X1 leaf Y - L . , ..,, I ...i : ,..:.. , filfffi '.. f.. fi ' ' ,Jr tewart Hall Sponsor, Mrs. Earl Beiland WE 5 g-71. OFFICERS President ,.....,,,,7,,,..7,,., DOLETA WILLIAMS Sergeant-at-arms 7,,..,.. HELEN McLAUGHLIN Vice-president ,,,7,A,7, BETTY LOU WHEELER Social Chairman .....,,, KATHLEEN JOHNSON Secretary-treasurer ,,,,,,,,,,,,...,..., FAYE DOYEL Pianist ,.,,..,7, ,,,,...,.....,,,,7, M ARGARET CHANCE Song Leader ,,,,,,,,....L.,...,,,,,,,..,,. GENEVA SIMS First Row: Kathleen Johnson, Doleta Williams, Betty Lou Wheeler, Helen McLaughlin. Back Row: Margaret Chance, Faye Doyel, Geneva Sims. eil llall Sponsors, Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Vickers OFFICERS President ,,,,.. ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,.,,,,,, O T IS DELL MISER Reporter ,,,,,,....,, ,,,, ....,,,,,,,,,,,. D I CK REAVIS Vice-president 7,,,,,, , ..,7,,,,,, ,,7,7,,,,,,,,,,., E D BOYD Song Leader ,,,,,,,. ...,.7,,7,, ,7,,,,. ..,,,, M O S E SIMS Secretary-treasurer 77,7,,,7,,,,., .,.,,7 . .. G. Y. FAILS Hostess ,.77,..7,,,7, .,,7,,7, M RS. M. M. VICKERS Sergeant-at-arms ,,,,,,,,,,, CLAUDE WILLIAMS First Row: Dick Reavis, Mrs. M. M. Vickers, Mr. M. M Second Row: Claude Williams, Ed Boyd, Muse Sims, Proctor ,,,.7...,,,,,, ,,,,.., M R. M. M. VICKERS . Vickers, Otis Dell Miser. G. Y. Fails. ?-36 L . f '-any ...-N... 1 'f - ..,. ,J U1 ERN qw - 1 'N No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. - Good, wholesome food! The college cafeteria. Coming up the walk. Resting-Summer tour. Homecoming parade. Just before the gridiron battle. Bonfire and fever that doomed the Bronchos, Five pretty misses. Chief Hazlet. or - ,,, c, M, -'e,..-We-gag,2 ': ' Q G - ,A s -M vi-V :fm ,,-,ff 5 '- ' , . Q BAR manga x.,.,. Everything for the school hut the Teacher i k'k CCDLLEGE BUCK SHQP South of CGFTIPUS WEATI-I ERFQRD, QKLAHOMA TEACHERS! write for our free catalog containing all the latest educational equipment, supplies ana' hooks from primary thru college. 'k 431' LEE RATCLIFFE We carry a complete high quality and low price stocle in our store. When in Weatherford we invite you to drop in and visit with us. ! 4 3 2 ' s 1 V- L- Y Jul-- W 1 N cfllatlnctlva P R I N T I N ca U W fVew4 'W e d'f fV 4f'fP ' 1 I 1 - , w , m m Lf 'fl ,. 5 f -2 w f . 1 1' A i w sich X . fljgx ' -' Z 52 A A -an ' . ,- Q Aiziwq X f9f'fP ?f'? K amiawf .J , H I- 'L , L k H f X' f f'Lf' LIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII T H E B U N GA LOW T H E AT R E IIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII QIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlll The S,,owp,aCe 0, Weat,,e,,0m, nmmnlnnmmuummlnnnlul Lk, ,W 4 1 4 'Av i 'iff Qollege Lunch Corner of College and Custer Streets A better place to meet and eaty' 1 Good Food Priced Low 5 1 B I s II u P ' s , A, Q . 1 UA better place to liven 4 I 1 . A ! We are proud of the students that l liveewith us 3 I 120 E. Main Phone 201 0 UT H WE 'l' lmperiql Dairy Pasteiirized Products Used by Particular Folks PASTEURIZED MILK, CULTURED BUTTERMILK, COTTAGE CHEESE SWEET CREAM Two Deliveries Daily Phone 1601-F-1 H. A. KAISER, Manager ,........J Y ,WV ,.,. M, . .,,., M v,,, .. , fum. lswwmiuwx Vx: EATCN DRUG CO. HA First Class Drug Storej' Phone 39 '-sr AAA fr: DAviDsoN , .. LUMBER cgf6'sE I A ' ,A A DAVIDSON SL CASE LUMBER COMPANY LUMBER PAINTS HARDWARE A PHONE 97 hull- WASHERS Q. Ai' g....,,, 0 iff r,,,.. WI-IITE'S 1 PHONE 118 Make your house a Homen Weatherford, Okla- HIGHEST QUALITY-LOWEST PRICES-EASY TERMS I ,T , .. .... ...TW M T THE LIBERTY NATIONAL BANK Capital and Surplus 575,000.00 Serving VVeatherf0ra' and community for 37 years C. H. McBURNEY, President L. R. DAWSON, Executive Vice Pres. MILES NORMAN, Cashier FUSED BY miss WGVQMEVTLE Qemi T R I ' J IN REMEMBRANCE OF MANY HAPPY HOURSQ ...AMOMENT FROM YOUR COLLEGE LIFE TO TREASURE FOREVER. HOFFMAN PHOTOGRAPHY Lon L. Hoffman Mozelle Hoffman 108 N. Custer Phone 89 W E A T H E R F O R D L-.. M. 1 Though there are changes each year in the personnel and student body of Southwestern, the fundamental pur- pose and achievement of preparing the students for a better Citizenship never changes. SECURITY THE BA K wmnlilsionn, UKLAHIIMA All deposits insured up to 35,000.00 by the FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION V 1 l w TED-9kik fV1Zi22? V33 F R 53 fs wg 4 A R nf N ,. A TIIIIGIIEII BIIIITIIEIIS 4ine4aacb flaubuea Mala Phones 181-281 Free Dehvery V L el KS-2,415 ,wg Y I V - L,,,Qff, e,,eEe4 E e KUNG' l i See and drive the New Chevrolet l H. 8: ll. Dheurnlet Du. , Sales and Service F 5 Clmeunoflet : 9 r Cfdlamolvlfle 1 TRAINED SERVICE MEN E . WRECKER SERVICE 0 City Phone 350 Rural Phone 59 i F 5 P E L Z Paul Bennett, bead of the Annual Department, SEIWCO COLOR PRESS, points out t W 1941 BULLDOG Editor, Glenn Shelton, and his assistants, some of the fine points z preparation of streamlined yearbook copy. ...the 1941 BULLIHIG. Helping prepare THE 1941 BULLDOG has been a pleasure. We got as much fun from it as any of you. For Text Books, Laboratory Manuals and School Annuals, SEMCO maintains a full-time department devoted to Fast, Superior, Economical service. SEMCO COLOR PRESS PRINTERS 0 PHOTO-LITHOGRAPHERS o PHOTO-ENGRA VERS o ADVERTISERS 414-16 N. W. THIRD ST. ' PHONE 3-4488 0 OKLAHOMA CITY n 9 1 I P n S gg SAGE 1 1 w Y if S iii? fix k i T 452 iii-.l ,.,,-1 , 4 THE PEOPLES STORE QL Weatherford s ' Leading Department Shore I , R i Nationally Known' 5 W College Apparel l R I I ll 5c TO 51.00 STORE 005272 31017101 V 6 aafae aelll 0 , , - 'me ARUSSMANEQW MAKE OUR STORE YOUR DOWNTOWN HEADQUARTERS You will find a cordial yvelcome in our store DEPT. STORE at all tlmes v h..............,- .,.. ,, . M-- -,.-i...,-.,-.., .. O COY BEST ELBERT HICKS Manager Ass't Manager -9? AY E MU HBNY 0. R- U WEATHERFCRD . -, -,..,.,, ,..,.. ,,,-, 1, llll 1 ' Little wonder that this firm counts the faculty, students and former students and alumni among its closest friends. The owners are graduates or former students. In addition to the owners, four of the full time employees are former students. Four of the part time employees are now students who are partially paying their way through college through the assistance of this firm. In the past five years, more than forty-five students have been given work through this firm. When you help us, we help you, and together we all help others. Eaton Grocery and Market M. Wfid' X W 'im M h I -let.-5 WEBB and ARMSTRONG Fone DEALERS I 0 0 We Trade High-New and Used Cars 0 0 0 Expert Repair Work, All Make Cars 206 S. Broadway phone 209 Arch Webb Luther fTudorJ Armstrong MCINTIRE LUMBER COMPANY A Complete Line of Better Building Materials PHONE 430 4-f ' 5 . ,. ' ' ' ,ez , R. A. YOUNG COMPANY A 56 to 51.00 Store Your Students 1 work business here. solicited and Trade appreciated with them. Popular Prices-Students Shop lm-are for Fine Quality Phone 108 Roy Oberman, Mgr TOILET GOODSQSCHOOL SUPPLIES-CANDY NOTIONS-LINGERIE-HOSIERY 5 gy T. J. I-IUC-BI-IES LUMBER QUALITY MATERIALS COST NO MORE! Phone 150 Weatherford, Okla. 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