Stephen F Austin State University - Stone Fort Yearbook (Nacogdoches, TX)

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W. F. Garner L. C. Harling Virdian Barham Mary Love Mrs. Lois Blount BIBLE: Rev. George Steinman PHYSICAL EDUCATION R. H. Shelton Maurice Baumgarten Ralph Murff Stanford McKewen Lucile Norton Ouida McWilliams SCIENCE: R. G. Upton Dr. Roy H. Adams Dr. Hal B. Parks Dr. Herschel Hopson W. W. Dossey R. L. Turner Mrs. Stallings rejoices at her new ca i era . . . Brother Steinman . . . Hold it . Thank you . . . Coach Shelton driv one down the fairway . . . Parks a: pipe — the inseparable duo . . . Coa r Murff smiles fondly on his offspring . Miss Love tries a Garbo act as t cameraman catches her in an off n : ment . . . Mrs. Johnson rides to wc on her bike . . . Mr. Harling at hoi tasks . . . another golf ball hits t dust as Mrs. McWilliams swings Y trusty golf stick . . . Miss Hickm gives Boy a winning smile . . . nati. ( claims its own — Dr. Adams in the grt : out-of-doors ... Dr. Hopson shuns t birdie . . . man ' s best friend clai i Mr. Dossey as one of his . . . come of the dark, Mr. Richardson ... 1 Turner between labs . . . Coach Bai. garten in an upswing . . .

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THE FACULTY: T. E. Ferguson, Dean of the Faculty Sue Hill, Dean of Women C. E. Ferguson, Dean of Men Dr. D. D. Giles, Assistant Dean of Faculty J. H. Wisely, Auditor Ellis M. Sowell, Registrar Myrtle Franks, Assistant Registrar Jack Moore, Assistant Auditor Mrs. Mary Hodges, Assistant Auditor Kitty Jeane Brough, Assistant to the Registrar Nan Wright, Secretary to the Dean of the Faculty Sugene Spears, Secretary to the President Lena Arnwine, Nurse MUSIC: Ida Pritchett J. T. Cox Paul Krueger Mamie Middlebrook I ART: Minnie S. Martin Esther Howard Josephine Middleton , ' SPEECH: B. E. Howard ENGLISH: Dr. T. E. Ferguson Mrs. Dorothy Sanders Dr. Frank Flowers Louisville Marshall Louise Hathcock Dr. C. H. Osborne Mary Jane White Dr. Giles feels at home among the cat- tle .. . Mr. Sowell and little Ellis talk things over . . . Dr. Osborne takes a stroll through the campus on a fine Spring morning . . . the office force on their way for that pause that refreshes . . . Auditor Wisely knocks off an hour for lunch . . . Miss Hathcock says she walks for her health . . . the assistant auditor demonstrates his casting ability . . . Miss Ida is all dressed up with someplace to go, as usual . . . Dr. Flowers beams on the Mrs. . . . Mrs. Sanders takes pride in her beautiful home and flower garden . . . Professor J. T. Cox smiles for the FORT photog- rapher . . . Miss Howard bicycles to school . . . ' . ' Doc Howard and his fa- mous record collection . . . Miss Middle- brook is an interested onlooker . . . Miss Mary Jane White on Barcarolle. . .

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AGRICULTURE: J. H. Hinds V. R. Glazener Dr. D. D. Giles R. A. Shaw GEOGRAPHY: Dr. W. T. Chambers Dr. J. W. Reid EDUCATION: Dr. W. R. Davis W. A. Cain R. R. Harvin A. L. Long J. J. Wilson Hazel Floyd HOME ECONOMICS: Edna Wilkin Elizabeth Tucker Josephine Brooks Gertrude Daniel MODERN LANGUAGE Ruth Mays Mary Thomson C. F. Sheley MATHEMATICS: R. B. Pinson Ferguson Mr. Hinds and his flowers ... the tree, not Mr. Shaw, finds life rather boring . • . geology begins at home — or so says Dr. Chambers ... Dr. Reid makes sure of finding his way around— he carries his maps with him . . . shades of Rabinoff! Dr. Davis practices in his leisure time ... Mr. Harvin, caught offguard . . . Miss Tucker in one of her happier moments . . . from the practice house into the world she goes • ■ • Miss Daniels gives the cameraman a big smile . . . a-hunting we shall go —Mr. Pinson with his dog . . .