Truman State University - Echo Yearbook (Kirksville, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1935 volume:

I UJ j 11 j a .M Scrolls £x£LLo Zs J) A ;i S A A s r C A J s JJuS. Jl lg c. c ytcavnujA Barnes Crosby Co. Saint Louis y A ill tilt Cf i LJ Journal PrintinqCo. Kihksville J hotoq Uiphd- fOoriTGOmeRY Soh'na Kan Al€x amuck 4-Willard- f .... SnmuCLS Kirksville PUBLISHED BY TH€ STUD€I1TS OF nORTH€ ST miSSOURI STAT€ T€ACH€RS COLL€G€ K I R K S V I LL€ ITI O. D-S D J C-Pi T J on Tb President Eugene Fair we respectfully dedicate this book. We feel that his life and work are stronger arguments than mere words Lo describe the incalculable amount of the better things he has instilled in both the college and its students through efforts and examples set by ten years of unparalleled service. THE ECHO STAFF Another year has gone its way Autumn's seared leaves have floated to earth, Winter's chill winds and mantle of snow Seem hut gliding yesterdays. But they are gone as shadows from the new born dawn Now comes spring's triumphant smile The singing soaring lark in early mom' The soft green grass, the tender flowers. Bidding us all salute the “gates of heaven They too, will pass in summer's blazing heat. Quintessence of each are echoes, memories. Replete in this our yearly book. They hold for us a measured charm. Clear call for noble actions in the coming years. - Eugene Fair. WE SHALL LOOKnoWKHE1 I NOT DEAR. AT INCIDENTS, NOW HU.D p(JNt BUT L ATER. AM LR AL RECALL IT s Wm. Crutchfield, Jr- DUCflTIOft poasujoftE) j”H ROUGH the splendid co- operation of the students and faculty members this book has a higher representation of K. S. T. C. personalities than any previous Echo. A unique feature of the 1935 Echo is, every time an individual appears in the various classes and organizations he has a different pose of himself. No one pose of the same person appears more than once throughout the book. We have endeavored to illustrate our school as we would like you to remember it and everybody to know it, tying together the things of the past to that which is to come. orjTsirrs Administration Classes Athletics Organizations Campus Echoes JOSEPH BALDWIN, founder of rhe American “fouryear teachers college; scholar and skillful classroom teacher. He was first among Americans to say: “The profession.il teacher, from kindergar' ten to high school inclusive, should have scholarship equaling the best that colleges can furnish; and that “Such scholarship should be interwoven with professional studies and some directed student teaching. JOHN R. KIRK, student, scholar;adminis- trator, classroom tactician, builder of sanitary rural schools. He says: Teaching is the highest function in all education, that “Good teaching secures evidence of some productive activity by every student in every class every day; and that, Lecturing and quizzing do not and can not do this. ' a dm umtaan on BOARD OF REGENTS J. A. Cooley W. A. Cable Lloyd W. Kino W. L. Snoi'M MEMBERS OF THE BOARD J. A. Coolky, Kirksville, President W. L. Shouse, Shclbina, Vice President Roland A. Zeigel, Kirksvillc, Secretary Li-oyd W. King, Jefferson City Ethel Conner, Kirksvillc Lionel Davis, Fayette W. A. Cable, Hannibal Ethyl Cosnkr Lionel Daw Louis A. Eubank Dean of tin Facult y and 1 lead of the Division of Education B.S. in Education, State Teachers College, Warrenshurg; A.M. and Ph.D., I niversity of Missouri; Graduate student, I Jnivcrsity of Chicago. Mrs. S. H. Ellison Dean of Women Byron Cosby Business Administrator and Professor of Mathematics A.B.. B.S. in Education, and AM. Uni- versity of Missouri; Graduate student. Uni- versit y of Chicago. W S P: im RTOs', Professor of Mathematics dud Head of the Division of Extension Service Graduate. State Normal School. Kirksville; B.S.in Education and A M .. University of Missouri; Graduate student. University of Missouri and I Ini versi ty of Chicago. Walilk H. Ryu., Director of the General College and Professor of Scxwl Science BS n Education State Teachers College. Kirksville; A M and Ph Id George Peabody College for Teachers; Student. University of Chicago and University of Wisconsin. Lion Fox, Secretary to the President Florici Siicie Van Lanincham, Secretarx to the Dean B S. in Education. State Teachers College. Kirksville. Maroari t O’Briant. Secretary to the Business Administrator Loui� Hall and Katharine Moorman. Secretaries to the Division of Extension Service Margaret Smith. General Secretarx STUDENT COUNCIL Arnold Emfirit] President of Student Council C i .. Mr. Hsn btudent Council 1934-1935 r«™i ysp™ THL Student Council is an organisation elected by the student body, for the purpose of cooperating with the faculty to develop a greater student interest in the various activities on the campus. It is a medium through which the students express their opinion in formulating their {policies, as long as they are in har- mony with the administration. The Student Council is composed of two repre- sentatives from each class, an upper Councilman and upper Councilwoman, a President, Vice-President, Secretary, and Treasurer. Katiifrini Moorman SiCretary Pavni: Mur Vice-Presuient Ak.NOLU EmBRI:I President Margarft Cartir Cvuncilwonuin'iit'Liirgc I)i hu rt Maddox Council� nti«'dt'Z. URC Li on Fox Treasurer Miu Eaton Senior Representatne Edith Strfktfr Senior Representative CiRRTciifn Huffman Council w onnJ n'lit-L i rj?e Annk Russi ll Sophomore Representatne Kaimi KINI: Troimi r Junior Representative Bryce Bondurant Junior Representative JOHNNV BlO.CFRSTAi r FreJnmin Representative Mii.i ri:i Mali. Prcjlimmi Representative Rali'M Cavannam Sophomore Representative ACUITY Chow. Jam Assistant Principal in Junior High School B.S.. A M. Curtis. Anni Robinson Instructor of Music A.B., A M. B : John L Professor of Music dud Head of the Division of Arts B.M.. Advanced study in Chicago and New York Bray. Willis Jo-iph Professor of Chemistry and Head of the Division of Science A.B.. B.S.. A.M.. Ph.D, B.Pd. Cs i vrsr.rR, Clara Howard Associate Professor of Eco- nomics and Sociology Ph.B., A.M., Ph.D. Ci.i'VFNOFR. Lewd Associate Professor of Biology and Poultry Science BS.. A M., Ph.D. Bi m ii .Rai pii C Assistant Professor of Education B S., A M.. Ph D. Bi:g ; . Bi rnici Assistant Professor of Education and Super- visor of English B.S.. A M. Bruns. I'rhia Assistant Professor of Business Education BS., A M. Burroughs, Glenn V. Professor of History BS.. A M .Ph.D. Brown r, Sylvia- Librarian B.S.. B.S. (Libi.ny Science� Carter, Flopi.i Instructor in Junior High St'hool and As- sistant in Social Science B.S. - ff I Curtis Ruth Instructor of Speech B.S., Graduate work .«t Northwestern. Dabney, Eihtii A.woctdte Professor of Pine and Applied Arts B.S.. A M Faurot. Don B Instructor of Physical Education and (loach B.S., A M. Fawcett, Vi u a E. Assistant Professor oj English B.S., A M ( ri.fn. C. R. Professor of Public Health and Head of Division of Health and Physical Education A IL A M.. D O. Marty, John Pio e. � or of Physics B.S.. A.M.. Ph.D. Jamison. C� . M. Professor of Mathematics and Head oj Divis- ion oj Mathematics B.S., A M Jonfs. W ARK IN Professor of Luglkdl A.B., A M. Litib, Bi n V Professor of [tidnsfridt Arts B.S., A M. M aoit-, Viola Instructor of Lit in B S., A M Full: r, Franc- ■ Instructor of Physical Education BS.. A M. Gr.v u Sue Instructor of Physical L'duc alum B.S.. Graduate work Columbi a I Inivorsity v Ha ro, Jacob Wilhf.lm—Professor of Modern Languages and Head of Division of Language d� ul Literature A.R . Ph M I Iook. Kihkl A woe id te Professor of litmus and Director nf Libraries BS. A M K nnkdy. Minsk: M. Aseocitite Professor of Household Science BS.. A M. Knobh . W J Awocwirc Professor of Biology A B, BS.. MS. r s m Martin, G, V Professor of Educational Administrarum B.S.. A M.. Ph D. MoCi.uRr. (’ H Professor of Pohncdi Science and Head of the Division of Social Science BS.. A M.. Ph D. Cornktt. Bracy V. AsiOCi.Jie Professor of Fine and Apptied Arts BS.. A M. Wilms, Clydf Director of Field Service B.S.. A.M. Rothschild, Fri.ix Professor of Education and Director of Demon itrat ion School A.B.. A.M. Rusum.. Fri d S Professor of Animal Husbandry BS.. MS. Si Mr jon, Chaunci v G. Instructor of Physical Educatum 13.S.. A.M. Si i Mon v Ac.nis Instruet r of numaltsm and English B.S.. A.M. Sr.Lity. Paul Owen P ofessOr of Business Education ami Head of the Division of Business Education BS.. A M .. Ph D Simmons, Lucy Professor of History A B . BS.. A.M. A fV IS V lie.' , n. L _ii j i i h! Wade, Nan E As-, ciate Professor of English and Modem Languages A. B.B.S.. A M. WrnB, K arl E Instructor of Music B. S., A.M. Alprf-d Frederick Mill: k. Associate Professor of Health B.S.. M.D. Wray M Rieger, Assistant Professor of Chemist v A.B., M.S., Ph. I). Stoki'S. James S. Professor of Physics and Physiography and Curator of Ecpnpment aiui Grounds B.S.. B.Pd., M.S., and A.M. VAluntini . Ralfii E. Associate Professor oj Music BS., A M Yadon, Clara E.- Assistant Librarian B S , B.S (Library Science) Whitson. Wiilu Instructor and Supervisor of Primary B.S., A.M. Ci.ii ion Cornwell. Instructor of Speech 135.. A M Office of Business Administrator Office op the Division of Extension Office of the President Office of the Dean SENIORS Bl ACRMAN. Lt LAND A.B. Latin Pouvrsvillc. Mo. Sigma Tan Gamma K Club Alpha Fhi Sigma Rramblett, Curtis H BS. Social Science Kir sville. Mo. Phi Sigma Pi Blue Key A Cappella Choir Historical Society Alpha Phi Sigma Cassidy. Cllo B.S. Commerce and Health Ed. Livorno. Mo. Pi Omega Pi ClIAmLL. Bl'MI BS. Art Greenourle. Mo. Delta Sigma Epsilon College Players Art Club Bertram. Aurolyn B.S. Social Science Fdino, Mo Boucm r. John Moraci' B. S English and Speech K'lrlj.u ille. Mo Sigma Tau Gamma College Players Carti r. Mary Claudini BS. Music Knox City. Mo. Pi Kappa Sigma Kappa Delta Pi Alpha Phi Sigma Cam . Margari t Mary B.S Art and English St. Lou is. Mo. Delta Sigma Epsilon. Kappa Delta Pi. Cardinal Key. A Cappella Choir. Honorary Art Club, Alpha Phi Sigma, Stu- dent Mentor. Annual Staff Cohn, HrNRY F.n A.B. Social Science Waukegan. III. Pi Kappa Delta Debate Squad College Players Historical Society Coffman, Paul B.S Agriculture Bueftjin. Mo. Collins. Jamis Worthington, Mo. Pi Kappa Delta Alpha Phi Sigma Towtss, Or vim- B.S. Chemistry St. Charles, Mo. Blue Key K Club President Senior ('lass COLBFRT, Ml LVIN E. B S. Social Science iiu'l( Point. Mo. Cox, Donald M B.S. Social Science Jamesport, Mo. College Players Crawhord, Margaret Cfiillicothe, Mo. Curtis, Horttnsi Williamson KirJjstnllf. Mo. Delta Sigma Epsilon Panhellenic Council Doyle. Robert B.S Physical Education Slielbnni. Mo. Blue Key K Club CoRNl'TT. Pi'R RY I.I I B.S. Soc.Sci. and Ind. Arts Atlanta, Mo. Craig, Ri iimosdCii mi nt B S. Chemistry Monroe City. Mo. Physics Club Curry, Hi i : n Kirljsvillc. Mo. Pi Kappa Sigma Alpha Phi Sigma A Cappella Choir A. C. E. Daniels. Virginia B S. Social Science La Plata, Mo. Sigma Sigma Sigma Alpha Phi Sigma O Briant. Margaret S. Vice-President Senior Class Lancaster. Mo. Sigma Sigma Sigma, Kappa Delta Pi. Pi Omega Pi. Alpha Phi Sigma, C.udmal Key Enochs, Henry B.S. Commerce Ktrl(svillc, M . Sigma Tau Gamma, Blue Key. Kappa iX’lta Pi, Pi Omega Pi. Alpha Phi Sigma, Phi Sigma Pi. Historical Society Howards. Marjorie Kirl(siil!e, Mo. Sigma Sigma Sigma Panhellenic Council Cardinal Key Home Economics Club Embri t. Arnold Mdrcelme, Mo. Phi Sigma Epsilon K Club Student Council, President Diihir, Harold B.S. Phy� . Educ, and Mi� toiy Kir svtllc. Mo. K Club Farrington. Flizahi.th K:r sVilU. Mo. Panhellcnic Council Alpha Sigma Alpha College Players Howlcrettcs Cardinal Key Student Mentor Finch, Grace Lluahi i h R S FJementary Work Kir sville. Mo. Pi Kappa Sigma A C F. French. Ina Harriim B.S. Social Science ami English Farmington, Iowa Historical Society Crum:. Carton 15. King City. Mo. Blue Key A Cappella Clioir Phi Sigma Pi Farmi:r, Cleone BS Commerce Bras hear. Mo. Pi Omega Pi Alpha Phi Sigma Fit-t. Max L. Kiri i'ille, Mo. College Players Fki i : rick. Wavm Mortin City. Mo. Kappa Delta Pi Blue Key Historical Society Alpha Phi Sigma Annual Staff Carri i i. Eustace A B Fnglish K:rl(Jl’ilIe. Mo. Grow. Mary Ruth B.S. Social Science Memphis, Mo Grim. Jessie M. B.S. Health Kiril l He, Mo. Delta Sigma Epsilon A.C.Ii. Bachman, Muriei A II. and B.S Latin Totvson. Md. Pi Kappa Sigma Hayden. William BS Commerce Morcelme, Mo Pi Omega Pi Art Club Hatton, Jay B S. Music Hunneuell. Mo. College Players A Cappella Choir Humming , Norink B.S. Socul Science Holliday. Mo. W A A. Alpha Phi Sigma Hoiu’kr. Erma Katiibrink R S Elementary Work ClnllicotJie. Mo. 1 lowlerettes W. A. A College Players Hugiii'.s. Miriam Gkitn K:rI(.M’ille, Mo. A. G. E. Javniis. Maxini: R S Elementary Work fmiiplireys. Mo. Cardinal Key Alpha Phi Sigma Hi inzk, Pr.Ti R H. Kalto a, Mo. Kappa Delta Pi Alpha Phi Sigma Harding. Janioi: Memphis, Mo. llm MAN.Cni rents May B.S. Music lirool ficld. Mo. Alpha Sigma Alpha Student Council Panhellenic (Council Cardinal Key Alpha Pin Sigma Huston, Iris Marum Kir iVillc. Mo. Stri i tir. Edith Councihvoman B.S. Health Poiloelf, Mo. Delta Sigma Epsilon Student Council Panhellenic Council Cardinal Key A Cappellu Choir. W. A. A. Jones, Marion B-S. Novniger. Mo. Jissi s. M ary 1;. R S. Social Science Poivderville. Mont. Howlerettes Alpha Sigma Alpha Alpha Phi Sigma Cardinal Key Jonks. Harry R. B.S. Social Science Green City, Mo. Jon is, Li u KirJ(sville, Mo. Mu Sigma College Players Blue Key A Cappella Choir Alpha Phi Omega K i niLf r. Flori ncp M. B S Music . iii .irl;. Mo. Alpha Phi Sigma A Cappella Choir Konoy. Albi kt J. B S Social Science Marceline, Mo. K At'ZLARICII. ClIARLfS B.S. Commerce Ynmgcr. Mo. Pi Omega Pi Alpha Phi Sigma Kappa Delta Pi Kill: hr: w. Wayni Alpha Phi Sigma Lamb. Burnkll Kkucukr. Edward K. L. B.S. Biology Wnght City. Mo. Miircelmc. Mo. Kappa Delta Pi Alpha Phi Sigma Loom, i r. Jamu D. Li.wi . l.sts K: ni cea B.S. Social Science B.S. Commerce Brttshear, Mo. Moywood, Mo. Phi Sigma Epsilon Pi Omega Pi Luklk. Owak A. BS Agriculture Corso, Mo. Alpha Phi Sigma Lowi, ('lari see B.S. Agriculture KirJ stnllc, Mo. Sigma Tau Gamma Martin. Donald B S. Health . cuarl(. Mo. Alpha Phi Sigma A Oippella Choir Eaton. Mm � Councilman B.S Social Scieiue Pouer.mi Ile, M Sigma Tau Gamma Blue Key Student Council A Cappella Choir M asshi i ii, Adine B.S. Music Kirl(M'illc. Ml� . A Cappella Choir Merrill, Delmak S. McClure, Mark I;. Kcoi{ul{, Iowa Revere, Mo. Phi Sigma Epsilon Alpha Phi Omega Moore. Kenneth Mo. Historical Society Kappa Delta Pi Alpha Phi Sigma Muon, William Elmer Downing, Mo. College Players Alpha Phi Sigma A Cappella Chou Muir. Payne Jefferson City, Mo. Historical Society K Club Student Council Sigma Tau Gamma Mon i i, William BrooltfielJ. Mo. K Club Moran. Violet Milan, Mo. Sigma Sigma Sigma Muiirer. Mr ri i Kaluga, Mo. Kappa Delta Pi Blue Key Alpha Phi Sigma Dabney. Edith Sponsor Plunge. Harry L. RS English Kaholfa, Mo. College Players Phi Sigma Pi Pi Kappa Delta Patton. Dorothy B.S. Art andS| eech Kirlpnlle. Mo. College Players Art Club Pence, Auora May Trenton, Mo Pi Kappa Sigma Alpha Phi Sigma Panhellcmc Council Osuorne. Thelma L. Kirl(svillc. Mo. Pi Kappa Sigma Campfire A C ippella Choir 3 Rjjai . Amy Frances B.S. English MtL:n, Mo. Sigma Sigma Sigma Alpha Phi Sigma Rinehart. Jons’ A. B. Physics B. S. Science and Mathematic Kirlpville, Mo. Blue Key Physics Club Pi Kappa Delta College Players Alpha Phi Sigma Roth. W alter B.S. Mathematics Eu� t St. Loms. III. K Club ScHNELLI . Loi B.S. An Police . Mo. Delta Sigma Epsilon CatJmal Key College Players Honorary Art Club Schoi.m', William B.S. Art Pool. Willi lla Marie BS. English Clarksville, Mo. College Players Historical Society Alpha Phi Sigma Rhodi . Martin E B.S. Social Science West Plains. Mo. K Club Ross. Kfrmith Finis B.S. General Science Kirksville. Mo. Roum . Pharis B.S. Scxcial Science Green City. Mo. Phi Sigma Epsilon St. Charles. Mo. K Club Honorary Art Cluh Blue Key Annual StalF Rudasim . Hr nrietta BS Math., Physical Sci Paris. Mi� Cardinal Key. Kappa Del ta Pi, Annual StalF Physics Club. Eucharis Alpha Phi Sigma. Ki nunka Campfire Siiirli y. Martha C. Kirlpvillc. Mo. Cardinal Key Eubank, L. A , Dean Sponsor of SemorClass Shepard, Arthur B S. Social Science Grecnatsile, Mo. Sigma Tau Gamma Blue Key Historical Society Stelpluii. Geneve Ludlow. M Story. Franci s Pam, Mo. Delta Sigma Epsilon Stout, Mary Ellin BS Art. Mathematics KirJ(svilIe, Mo. Sigma Sigma Sigma. College Players, Honorary Art Club, Debate Squid, Kappa Delta Pi, Alpha Phi Sigma. Cardinal Key. A (Appella Choir Tharp. Glenn E. B.S. Mathematics Green City, M«. College Players Smith. Martha Jane La Plata. Mo Sigma Sigma Sigma AC E A Cappclla Choir StooKi'Y. Mai;Kiel BS Music fciripinlle, Mo. Phi Sigma Epsilon Staats. Alma BS. English and Commerce Marceline, Mo. Delta Sigma Epsilon Alpha Phi Sigma Sutton, Tmom as B.S. Social Science Kiripville, M Historical Society Turner. J. Francis Shelhyt'ille, Mo. College Players VniTH, Arlington Overland. Mo. K. Club Wole. Dkakinc BS Chemistry Greenfop, Mo. Blue Key Thompson. Eileen B S Commerce Moherly Mo W. A. A. Van Eaton. Ni ai Gilman Citv. M W HARiON. Flori Nr B.S. Home Economics KirJptt'ille, Mo. Cardinal Key Honorary Art Club Alpha Phi Sigma Home Economics Club JUNIORS Bragg. Alice fCirlf.ttiiJItf, Mo. Black. Kathli i n Moravia. Iowa Kinunka Campfire A. C. li. Brown. Vi m-i k Kirfyville, Mo. Alpha Phi Sigma Brown. Mildri i Broo!( ie!d. Mo. Delta Sigma Epsilon Home Economics Club Brown. Harry I’owersvillc. Mo. Bufitngton, Billie Me a ico. Mo. Cameron, Marjorie Moroviii. li'U'.j Buhl, Christine Himllund, Mo. Delta Sigma Epsilon Smith. CtoRci W. Kirlj.sville. Mo. President Junior Class Sigma Tau Camilla K Club C.REI l . LOWI’LI Cairo. Mo. Carter, Margaret Moulton. Iowa Student Council Pi Kappa Sigma A Cappella Choir Courtney, Vay R Lewistown. Mo. Blue Key Pi Omega Pi Alpha Phi Sigma Cram� . Helen Kirfpville. Mo. Sigma Sigma Sigma V A. A. Whittom. Ruth Doyli:. Virginia Kirlpvillc. Mo. A. C E Ci rryn!le, Mo Kinunka Campfire Farnsworth, Dorothy Keokuk. Iowa Egglkt. Gold� : Elli n fCirljAi'illr, Mo. A. C. E. Freeman. Roy Moherly, Mo. Fraser. Bitty Queen City, Mo. Alpha Sigma Alpha Findley', Jane Faijrot, Jay Lylf Brookfield. Mo. Ku sville. Mo. Sigma Sigma Sigma K Club Panhellenic Council Alpha Phi Sigma Hobbie, Wallace Kirksi’ille. Mo. Fox, Leon Stahl, Mo. Phi Sigma Ejwilon Phi Sigma Pi Student Council Alpha Phi Sigma Hanna, Frank Konws City. Mo. K Club Gi LWACH. Mildred I lunllanil. Mo. Pi Kappa Si ;m;i Panhellenic Council Alpha Phi Sigma Vice-President Junior Class Hunsakpr. Harley K:rk«ti!le. Mo. Phi Sigma Epsilon Hahn. Rowi na Hurr, Marion Milan. Mo. Salisbury, Mo. A. C. F.. K Club Houm . Kicharu K Club . i Plata. Mo. Inc i'km.i w, Don B Edtmi. Mo. Kino, Boyd Hannibal. Mo. Sigma Tau Gamma K Club Johnson, Ceokui W. Glemwod. Mo. Sigma Tau Gamma Alpha Phi Sigma Histotical Society Karr. Minnib Marii: Kasiskp, Walttr B Monroe City. Mo Arbela, Mo. Pi Kappa Sigma Blue Key College Players W. A. A. Art Club F.uc haris Hucirsn’P, Bitty Secretary'Treasurer Green City. Mo. Alpha Sigma Alpha V A A StuJcnt Mentor Howlerettes A Cappella Choir McHaro, Lynn Columbia, Mo. K Club Lynn. Urstl M ireeh ie. Mo Lutiii. Jrssr. Brashear, Mo. Historical Society McMiu.cn, Soi FrtUlllfort, Mo. Alpha Pin Sigma W. A A. Buchans McKinney. Roh- rt Cairo, Mo. Pi Kappa Delta College Players Debate Squad Mcleord. Robert Kirlju’ille Mo Phi Sigma Epsilon Alpha Phi Sigma Muri is. Maukici: W. Kiripville. Mo. Pi Omega Pi A Cappella Choir Nohli . Carl Kirl(£vi(te, Mo. Sigma Tau Gamma Blue Key K Club Macommi r, Grace Pi arm Kingsville, Mo. AC E. College Players Art Club Moorman. Katherine Mtivitillc. Mo. Sigma Sigma Sigma Panhellenic Council Student Council Alpha Phi Sigma M Aonox. Di i ni-RT F. Hdimtbdl, Mo Sigma Tau Gamma Student Council Blue Key K Club Marshall. Richard Franklin Moberly. Mo Sigma Tau Gamma O’Donnell, Bonnie Sfielbyville. Mo. Delta Sigma Epsilon Panhellenic Council Alpha Phi Sigma Cardinal Key W A A hJORTHCRAET. GeRTRUDF Kirljaville, Mo. Delta Sigma Epsilon A.C. E. A Cappella Choir Pattinson, Elinor luritsi ille. Mo. College Players Rondurant, Bryce Councilman Kirljiiille. Mo. Phi Sigma Epsilon Alpha Phi Sigma Porter. Robert Barklty Novelty. Mo A ('appella Choir Alpha Phi Sigma RmrR, Woodrow Riley, Choral Cdincron, Mo. Mitrrelme, Mo. K Club R; id. Wilmam A. Sr nuis. Mo. Robert . Nancy lAncaxter, Mo. Sigma Sigma Sigma Kappa Delta Pi A Cappella Choir Robinson, Jack Reno, Ivor Miami, N- Mi'.v. 7 cw Cambria, Mo. K Club Robertson, Jbjpp Ray. IIazcldenk Tates, Mo. Shelhyvtllc, Mo. Delta Sigma Epsilon W. A. A. Russell. Anne Kirlpaille. Mo. Alpha Sigma Alpha Student Council W. A. A. Howlercctcs Home Economics Club Caidmal Key Troi vri k. Kathi kine (Council woman Kirlfst'illc, Mo Sign a Sigma Sigma Student Council W A. A I lowlcrcttes Cardinal Key SCHLKITWILKR, I IaKOI.D J. Cicero, III. Ri cer. Harold C. KirJpville. Mo. Sigma Tail Camma Roberts. La Vi rne Kir stnlle. Mo. Smith. Eucen; W Skinner. Ina Mae } wdrt(. Mo. Win ieM, Mo. Alpha Phi Sigma Alpha Phi Sigma Physic Club SpINDLER. EMMETT KirJ(� t'ilIc. Mo. Pi Omega P SrriDtr y. Kenneth }tyvdly. Mo. Debate Taylor. Dorothy Evelyn Danville. 111. Pi Kappa Sigma Tmom as, Charlotte Kirfcfilk Mo. M Aon . Viot a K'. rail'll If, MO. Sponsor WmrroM, Leona KirJ sville. Mo. Sigma Sigma Sigma Walker. Helen O’Briant KirJ(sullf. Mo. Sigma Si ’.ma Sigma Howkrettes Alpha Phi Sigma Wood. Hari.and Em den. Mo. Wit Aon, Oracp. Kirl(jvillf. Mo A Cappclla Choir ‘lmh. Ben W. (College Players Kirfcwllf. Mo Sponsor Wilson, George Bakf.r, Verne Milan, Mo. eto Cambria. Mo. K Club Phi Sigma Epsilon lino n is in n. s. SOPHOMORES Ar.i t. Marpu: Auxandir, Ralph K irl(it'llle. Mo. Elmer, Mo. liicca, Henry Marion Dailey, Jor. Kir stille, Mo. SMbimi. Mo. Anderson, Dorothy Kuljjville, Mo Boiirpr. Ernestine KtrlpviHc. Mo. Blue, Evalee KirJjsviUe. M« Brady. Mary Catherini Boomer, Mo. Bolhner, Mildred Clnlhcothe, Mo. Coxeriiam. Martha Crakt. Philip Ptirdin, Mo. Neelys Landing. Mo. Cook, Susanna Grecncustlc, Mo. Colman, William (1. Callao, Mo Curry, Nklda Lei: Christy, Dorothy Dounimg, Mo. Milan, Mo. Crutch meld, W. E. Si. Charles, Mo. ('xx k. Mary Francis Brookfield, Mo. Clekton, Bj rnici: Seymour, lotva Curtis, Evelyn Revere, Mo. Christie. Jean hi Plata, Mo. Case, John Kirl(sville. Mo. Link. Mary Louise Vice-President fCir jvillc, Mo. Cox. Orris Kir sville, Mo. Cohn. Howard B Kcnosfio. Wise. DaCY, 1 ARY CaROI YN Htimnkil. Mo. Davidson, Mildrcd Circevcclitlc. Mo. Dodson. Tiii lma fCirJjsville, Mo. Corbin. Jean Wmoiui Lal(c. Ind. Davis, Hilliard West Plains, Mo. Di Vault. Carl Des Moines, Iowa Pith . I.i sti r FoRINGTON. H ARRIFTT ZoncsviUc. Ohio Elmer, Mo I AO AN ClIRFORO fuiimi, Mo. Fkcfman. Jo� ; (’iltnittiMtl, Mo. Gregory, Marjorie Kir (svillc. Mo. Golomiin, Mark Kirl sville, Mo. Holmes, Jimmie Glcnioood, Mo. Griggs. Ruth Ktrl(sville. Mo. Hall. Louim' Lancaster, Mo. Hfabkrlin. I-I I A Kuljsiillr. Me� . Hudson. (Jib Hudson. Clarence Iji Plata, Mo. Carrollton. Mo Jones. Kenneth Euglci'tlk, Mo. Jacobs, Kenneth fCir svilk. Mo Killer. Helen Brashear, Mo. Kincaid, Willa Marcelme. Mo McCollum. Elizabeth Limduero, Ruby Mo. Jefferson City, Mo. McKasjon, O. D. Kir itnlltf, Mo. McGolorick. I rent C w(m'«!Ic. Mo. MuCJh:. Li i McDonald, Lr.r lldrrit. Mo. Voiuiolirt, Mo. Milligan-. Carroll Milo� . Mo. Mollick. Mabel Green top. Mo. Poage. Maurini: Shelbitw. Mo. Petersen, Dolores Watcrvillf, Mmn. Powell. Georgi’ R umieucli. Mo. Palmer. Clover TVcnron, Mo. Powit.l. Ruf.y fCirlfst'jlk, Mo. Powi ll. Marvin Kir si'ille. Mo. RaYPHOLTZ, FRANCES PlIRDY. BeTH Kir villtf, Mo. Harris. Mo. SiNCLPY, Ri va Kirl(sril(f. Mo Ratmm . Mary KirJ(3Vtlle, Mo Du at a Spurgkon, Brosheor. Mo. SmiTM.FY, I.l l.l A Ethel, Mo. Jam� Sctit!t r. StIAVART, Br RNADINF Troy. Mo. Bclljlower, Mo. THOMPSON, Charms KirJ nlle, Mo. Stout. Ki miui fCtr svilU, Mo. Williams. Edward DrOtorimg. Mo. Timmons, Max Clarence, Mo. Tl RRY, KyIT Kirlpvillc. Mo Tharp. Dakllnk lirool(field, Mo. Wooi . Li land Vkkmiuon. Zklma Green Cuv. Mo. Lemons. Mo. Collins. Ardi s VrSTAL. MARJORir Farmington, Iowa Macon. Mo. Welch. Hflfn Dc Soto, Mo. WurATCRAPT. Avis La Plata. Mo. Young, Charles, Jr. Green Citv. Mo. ZuRciirR, Rutii Marcebnc. Mo. lino trih hi n. . FRESHMEN Ai.i.en, Suzanni La Homa, Miami. Florida Albright. Don all', Macon. Mo. Thaver, Paul. La Grange. Mo. Anderson. Wilma, Sevmour. Jott-a Anderson, Samantha, Kir nlle, Mo Akers. Lois. cw Hampton. Mo. Arnold. Kj nn� ih E.. Macon. Mo. Bankas. Wendell, Green City, Mo. Atok, Nokjnl, La Plata. Mo. Belt, Wanda Li i, i annibal, Mo. Barrickman, Haraldini:, Seymour, hi. Barrett, F.rni st F... Skidmore. Mo. Bi nton, Bi.ANCiit. Tates, Mo. Adams. Armon. Li Plata. Mo. Bj vii x. Robert, Brookfield, Mo. Borron. Geraldint, South Gifford, Mo. Bir.snv, Robert, Kir .wtlle, Mo Blank� shorn, Ji an. Kirlpulle, Mo Gibson, Rankin' Boyland. Helen, Kir st’ilfe. Mo. President IJmomrtllc, Mo Bottom. Hirbert, Fast St Louis, III. Lehman. Glinn, K'lr .mlle. Mo. Brown, Gerald, - ovmger, Mo. Brenner. Mildred, Laclede, Mo Braco, Kail, Kirl sville. Mo. Hukni i i. Maurice, Lockwood. Mo. Buhl, Hunky, Hurdlantl, Mo. Buckner, Thelma, Chula, Mo. Carmichael, Loi . East St hmis. II. ClIlPMAN. LuCILLfc. I.SOHI'ilie. Mo. Burt, Earl. KirJ(st')lle. Mo. Coolly. Larry E.. Kirlpville, Mo. Courtney. Laura Lot, Memphis. Mo. Cask, Elizabeth, Kir sville, Mo. Campbell, Mary M . Memphis, Mo Cornwell. Charlie. KiW(«vdfe, Mo. Coox, John, Brookfield, Mo. CraAtrkl. Arminta, Kir swlle. Mo. Cupp. James A., Brashcar, Mo. Campbei t . Joan, fCir stulIe, Mo. English. Raciiei. Vicc-Prosklent Drw, Ciilorr a, Kn sville. Mo. Kirlpi'ille, Mo. Decker, Harold. Hedrid{, i Daniels, Bonny, winger. Mo. Dreykr, Lucille. Kirl sville. Mo. Derr. Eudema, La Plata, Mo. Darr. Marie, Kir frsville. Mo. I i ira. Jean. Allison. Mo. Di: Marti-. Lewis, St. mis. Mo. Carte. Oakley. West Plains, Mo. -1 Dalton, Ann Ruth. Broolffield. Mo Davis. Mildred. Umomillc. Mo. Dodd. Nyltni . Boomer, Mo. Fugate, Vekle. Salisbury. Mo. Eller. Albert. Wood River. III. Fint.rR. Mary Madcmke, Honolulu, Hawcu Griccs, William. ICir svtlle. Mo. Parson. Kenneth. Wimgan. Mo. Forqup.r. Pauline. Kir sville, Mo. Gordon. Lindsey L.. Carrollton, Mo. Grilli. Mario. Chicago, III Gregory. Juanita, (. rccniop. Mo. Grun. Honor. Budkin, Mo. Gunn. Wilma, Salisbury. M . Grigc.s. Mary Ellen. Kirljjnlk. Mo. Hartley. Bulah, KirfaviUe, Mo Heinzf. Esther. Kako a, Mo. Heap, Edw ard. Kirl(sville. Mo. Woi p, Mildred Harty. Mary Ethel. Kir snlfc. Mo. Sccretary-Treituier Kirlfsville. Mo Holloway, John, Auraunguatnlle, Ala Hathaway. Anna Etc. Lancaster. Mo. Hamilton. Dorothy, Ktr svilic, Mo. Hoi tin, Forrest E . fait Sr Louis. 111. Hall. Mylo L., Luray. Mo H nry, Irene, HurdlamL Mo Hii.t, Dorothy Jant, Kir -swHe. Mo. Faurot, Hexes Hu:.ted, Unionvilte, Mo. Jones. Harold, Jamison. Mary Francis. Kirl(sville. Mr. Johnson, Betkana, La Plata, Mo. Joses, Elsii:, Har Cmnbrui. M . Johnson, Maui l. Ktr stille, Mo. Joyce. S. J., Mo. Ki nni'.tt. Helen M., Granger. Mo. Kni.tR, Rita nor, Kir siillc. Mo. Kuhns, Irene, Des Monies, la La Favri . Ruth, Ktrfjjville. Mo. Kuhn, Hazel Lit . La Plata, Mo. Li i . Mary M . Purdm. Mo. Hall. Mildred Coundlwoman Mil 1er, Harold Li roy, Shelbyville. Mo. Kirl(AVille. Mo. McCuNI , ZeNNA. Cl� r; Vl'lllf. Mo. Mr� '.it■. Mary Jo. Harris. Mo. Morlan. Melvin, M«l(. Mo. MoREIOCKE. LuCii.M Kir gillie. Mo. Moruli. Mary Flizabi ih. Edina. M . LoiroiiRiDor, Margaret, Umomillc. Mo. Lon. Penelope, Milan, Mo. Lemon, Lores, lemons. Mr. NFWCOM1 K. KfNNETH. Kirl(4Vlllc. Mo. Nash. Helen, LaJ Pldtrt, Mo Mom r. Marjorie . Hovmger. Mo. Nyp, Fviiyn. Mdrjhdll. Mo. Niff. Eleanor. Shelbyvillc, Mo. Nfthfrton, Harold A , Gilman Cirv, Mo, Porter. Jack. Ktrl ville, Mo. Payne, Fatri-ttf. Brashear, Mo. Passwatf.r, James E.. Walnut Grove. Mo. Parson . 1 Ierbkrt, Allvmy. Mo. Prindlf. Mary Alice. K'ir sville, Mo Prindu . Isabella, Ogden. Utah Rain: . Mary ('arm . Huntsville, Mo. Robinson, Mary Locim , KtrJ(4Ville. Mo. Patton, Fri i� a, Gihhs, Mo. Simpson, Roy. Hickory, P.i Kiddle. Fred. Madison, III. Rhutaml. Clarence, Chapin, la. Biccfrvtaft. John Jr.. Sanford. Norini . Kirfaville. Mo. CouncilaMi) Kirl sviLle, Mo Sirakas John, East St. Louis, III Shfpard. Mildred, Grecncastle. Mo. Shank;iit, Harry, La Plata. Mo. SciiMirr. Frederick. Edina. Mo Storck, Giorc. i arl. Sheffield, la Srwr.Li. Avery E., Im Plata. Mo. $t man, Caraki l, Kirl(sville. Mo. Stanhfld. WaRDI’.li., Mo Siianer, Lois. Queen City. Mo. Stavi r. Paui . Wright City. Mo. Snvdfr. Mary. Kir si’illc. Mo Slocum, Maui� :. Baring, Mo. Siiousm. Rom rt W . Moron. Mo. Stui.ts. John. Mocon, Mo VanmCklf. Naoini L.. KirJ(.svtIle. Mo Smith. M ry Margaret, Edtno. Mo. Simpson, Mary Ella. Bethel. Mo Son wt noils. Forrest, Kir .sville. Mo. Smith, Marjorie. Lcmfais. Mo. Seath. Wii lard, Kul(SW.lU, Mo. Whitson. Willif Sponsor Tiioroughman. William. .-V«ru irJ(. Mo. THOMPSON. Ni.lli Mai . Miluum rc, Woe. Toogood, Donald. Scotia, .Qehr. Vaniyi Ri ORD. Lotus. Brunswick Mo. Vansickli:. Rali-h, fCir ivillc. Mo. Turner, Allen, Kirtpinlle. Mo. Stakes. Gf.ni: W.. Kiript'illc, Mo. Surrurv, Thomas R., Fast St. Ijouis. III. Thompson, Gerald, . ewtown. Mo. Wright, Vernon F . fCir svillf, Mo. Wor.p. Emery Lei:. La Plata, Mo. Vaughan, Howard, Cli ton Hill, Mo. Wood. Jrssir, Harrisburg. Mo. Wynn, Hugh Edward. Uniomnllc. Mo. Waiters, Clara ELLts. Kansas City. Mo. Zaiin. Edmond John. Brooklyn, . etv Tor Cornwell. Clipton, Sponsor FOOTBALL STATE CHAMPIONS Chauncey SlMpsON Don Faurot, head football, basketball and base- ball coach completed his ninth year of service at the end of the 1934 footlxill season. During that time he has coached his football teams to seven champion- ships in the M.I.A.A. Conference. He is now head coach of football and athletic director at the University of Missouri. Chauncey Simpson, assistant football, basketball and head track coach, has also had championship M.I.A.A. track teams. He is now assistant foot ball coach at the University of Missouri. Robinson Em 15 REE Don Faurot 1934 CO-CAPTAINS Jack Robinson, 225 pounds. Springer, N. M., lettered four years at right tackle; All-American Mention 1934, all-conference 1932, 1933 and 1934, and made the all-state team 1934. Arnold Embree, Marceline, Mo., lettered four years as quarterback; 162 pounds; All-American Mention 1934, all-conference 1932, 1933 and 1934, all-state 1933 and 1934. H.G. Wf.lls H. G. Wells, newly appointed athletic director, head basketball and baseball coach and assistant football coach. He is a graduate of the University of Iowa. Fred Fauroi succeeds his brother Don as head football coach. He has had two years of coaching experience at the Chillicothe High School. He has coached the 1935 track and baseball teams. The track team finished second to Cape Girardeau in the M.I.A.A. meet. Nom f Hanna I'RFI) FaUROT 1935 CO-CAPTAINS Carl Noble, 198 pounds, Kirksville, Mo., lettered three years as left tackle, all-conference in 193-1. Frank Hanna, 168 pounds, Kansas City, Mo., lettered three years as halfback, honorable mention all-conference 1934. Kirksville Teachers Undefeated Football Record 1931 1933 Kirksville 21 Missouri U. “B Team 0 Kirksville 19 Cliillieothe. 0 193 2 Kirksville 2f Missouri I Jniversity 6 Kirksville 24 Clullicoihe .0 Kirksville 20 Cape Girardeau 6 Kirksville 19 Parsons 0 Kirksville 32 Springfield 0 Kirksville 31 Springfield 7 Kirksville 33 Warrensburg 7 Kirksville 12 Rolla 7 Kirksville 39 Penn College 7 Kirksville 20 M. U. “B” Team. 0 IS Maryville 0 7 Warrenshurg 0 Kirksville . .6 Maryville . 0 Kirksville IS Rolla 0 Kirksville 13 Cape Girardeau 0 Kirksville ..7 Pittsburg 0 1931 Kirksville 7 Simpson 0 Kirksville 19 Rolla 0 Kirksville 13 Pittsburg 7 Kirksville. 52 Springfield 0 Kirksville 24 Warrensburg (5 Kirksville 33 Maryville 0 Kirksville .19 St Louis University ....0 Kirksville 13 Cape Girardeau 0 Total 545 Total.... 53 Kirksville averaged 21 points jhm game. Opponents averaged 2 points r game. HULLIXIGS' ALL-STATE PLAYERS BULLDOGS' ALL-CONFERENCE PLAYERS First Team Second Team Honorable Mention First Team Second Team Honor al le Mention Doyle Maddox Doyle Muir McHarg Scholle Roth Embrce Moody McHarg Robinson Towers Maddox Robinson Scholle Rohde Effibree Faurot Hanna Noble Rohde Moody Alexander Scokklkss Tkam. '14 M. I. A. A. Conference Standing Team Won Lost Percentage Points Opponent Kirksville. . . . 4 0 1000 122 6 Cape Girardeau 3 1 750 48 35 Maryville 2 2 500 34 59 Springfield 1 3 250 25 94 Warrensburg 0 4 000 14 49 Wilson, George Guard 168 Founds Three Years Milan, Mo. Muir, Payne Guard. . 160 Pounds. . Two Years . . Jefferson City, Mo. Jacobs. Kenneth Tackle . 192 Pounds. Two Years. . Kirksville, Mo. Towers, Oi ville End 168 Pounds Three Years. . Si. Chai les, Mo. Cavanah, Ralph. . Halfback. . .173 Pounds Two Years . . . . Marceline, Mo. FOOTBALL RECORD DURING EAUROTS NINE YEARS OF COACHING Won 61 - Lost - 13 ' Tied 2 Scored 1556 Points to Opponents' 422 ' Average 19.5 to Opponents' 5.3 I lombs, James Roth, Walter. Vieth, Arlington Troester, Carl Egan, William... Guard....... 160 Pounds Two Years... Glen wood, Mo. Guard 167 Pounds Three Years East St. Louis, 111. Quarterback 156 Pounds . Three Years Overland, Mo. End...... . 170 Pounds Two Years. Kirksville, Mo. Tackle 185 Pounds Two Years East St. Louis, 111. King, Boyd. . Doyle, Robert Alexander, Ralph Menu, Willi am Gordon, Lindsey. Miller. Louis. . . . Halfback. 155 Pounds. End...... 160 Pounds Quarterback 170 Pounds Full Kick 180 Pounds. Guard.......165 Pounds. . Halfback.... 160 Pounds. Two Years. . . Four Years Two Years. . . Three Years. . One Year...... . One Year...... Hannibal, Mo. Shelbina, Mo. Brookfield, Mo. Brookfield, Mo. Marccline, Mo. Mountain Grove, Mo. Faurot, Jay Lyle I louse Richard Moody. Drexel. McHarg, Lynn. Rohde, Martin Halfback Fullback .Fullback Center Halfback 165 Pounds One Year 1S3 Pounds Four Years 175 Pounds. Four Years. 155 Pounds. Two Years. 155 Pounds Four Years Kirksville, Mo. LaPlata, Mo. Palmyra, Mo. Columbia. Mo. West Plains, Mo. Smith, George End 165 Pounds Holten, Forrest . End..........176 Pounds Flesch, Joe Center 156 Pounds. Wynn, Neil Tackle 195 Pounds. Dufur, Harold. .. End....... 157 Pounds. Maddux, Delheri . . End. 164 Pounds Scholle, William......Center. 150 Pounds Landrum, Arthur. . Guard. . .150 Pounds. Two Years Two Years. Three Years Two Years Three Years Two Years. Four Years. . One Year. . Kirksville, Mo. . East St. Louis. 111. . . Lamar, Mo. Umonvillc, Mo. . . Kirksville. Mo. Hannibal. Mo. . . St. Charles, Mo. . Jefferson City. Mo. BASKETBALL Results of 1934-35 Basketball Season WON 6 LOST 6 Kirksville. . . .26 Warrens burg... .43 Kirksville Kirksville. 13 .20 Cape Girardeau K.C.O.S 15 .16 Kirksville 20 Springfield 30 Kirksville 13 Oape Girardeau .20 Kirksville 30 K.C.O.S .. .10 Kirksville 23 Maryville 20 Kirksville 24 K.C.O.S 22 Kirksville. 35 Warrensburg. .33 Kirksville 20 K.C.O.S. 15 Kirksville. 20 Springfield .23 Kirksville 22 Maryville .23 266 Total Total 270 BASKETBALL Chauncey Simpson, Coach Huff, Marvin, Captain Maddox, Delbert.... Towers, Orville .. Noble. Joe........ Krueger........... Rider, Woodrow Hombs, Jimmy...... Trocster, Carl. Stamer, Paul...... Craft, Phillip. Guard................Two Years.. .. Center.......... Two Years Forward....... Four Years Center Three Years. . . Center. ...........One Year........ Forward One Year..... Forward.............Two Years... Guard . . Two Years. . . Guard...............One Year....... Forward.............One Year....... Milan, Mo. Hannibal, Mo. St. Charles, Mo. Kirksville, Mo. Wright, City, Mo. Cameron, Mo. Hannibal, Mo. Kirksville. Mo. Wright City, Mo. Neely's Landing, Mo. 36 TRACK Track Record, 1934 Kirksvillc . 94 Cbillicothe 31 Kirksville 92 Westminster. .. ....44 Kirks ville 60 1-2 Drake . 70 2-5 Kirksville. . . . 66 Maryville 70 M.I.A.A. TRACK MEET Held at Warrensburg May 18, 1934 Maryville....... 56 2-5 Warrensburg. 36 1-2 Cape Girardeau 29 2-5 Springfield 28 1-5 Kirksvillc...... 25 1-2 H. Hawkins. C. betters. . . E. Cook...... B. Allen 1). Mustion. . L. Blackman R. Coates. . G. Greening S. Jesaitis M. Rohde. W. Scholle. F. Kurelaitis D. Moody. . J. Robinson. . R. Doyle. .. . Lettermen, 1934 Kirksville, Mo.. Kirksville, Mo. .Unionville, Mo. Cairo, Mo. West Plains, Mo Powersville, Mo. . .Shclbina, Mo. Kirksville, Mo. East St. Louis, 111....... West Plains, Mo. St. Charles, Mo East-St. Louis, III. Palmyra, Mo Springer, N. M . .Shelbina, Mo. Middle Distance Middle Distance Middle Distance High Jump Weights Pole Vault, Broad Jump Hurdles . . Hurdles Distance Sprints Broad Jump Weights Weights’ Weights Javelin I. BASEBALL Baseball, 1934 SEASON'S RECORD Kirksville 1 Missouri I J 5 Kirksville 6 Illinois C .5 Kirksville 8 Missouri U . • .7 Kirksville 8 Illinois C 5 Kirksville 9 Westminster. . . .6 Kirksville 10 Westminster. . . 11 Kirksville 12 k COs. .4 Kirksville 6 K.C.O.S .2 Kirksville 9 CulvecStockton 0 Kirksville 12 CulvcrStockton. . .6 Kirksville 7 Westminster.... 2 Kirksville 6 Westminster .4 Kirksville . 13 K.C.O.S 1 Kirksville 7 K.C.O.S. . .1 Total 114 Total .59 Charles Marriott Moberly. Mo. O. Towers St. Charles, Mo. Fay Angle Middletown. Mo. P. Muir . . . Jefferson City, Mo. Clarence Hudson A Emuree Marcchne, Mo. Ed Whiston Monroe City, Mo. C. Noble Kirksville, Mo. Bernice Mock Elmer, Mo. R. Alexander Brookfield, Mo. Ralph Cavanah Marcchne. Mo. G. Curtrigiit Holiday, Mo. Jay Faurot Kirksville, Mo. B. King Hannibal, Mo. L. McHarg Columbia, Mo. 1). Maddox. Hannibal, Mo. 6 Phi Sics Intramural Basketball Champions Review of the Tennis Season of 1935 The Bulldog Tennis Team of 1935 was greatly handicapped throughout the season by loss through graduation of returning lettermen and lack of good weather conditions. A seven-game schedule was arranged but due to continual rains only one match with the Osteopaths was played, along with the annual M.I.A.A. Conference State Meet. In the M.I.A.A. Conference Meet Captain Troester lost to Sharp of Springfield in the second round. Sharp later won the State Singles Championship of the Conference. Kirksville's second entry, Guthrie, was eliminated by Manley the Cape Girardeau entrant, who turned out to be the runner-up in the final singles play-off. Captain Troester and Ci utchfield, teamed together in doubles, lost a hard fought match to the Maryville doubles team, who won second honors in the Conference Meet. Members of the varsity team were: Captain Carl Troester, Jr., Kirksville; William Crutchfield, St. Charles, and David Guthrie, Chillicothe. Golf This is the first year that the Teachers College had a golf team. The team was very successful. Through the courtesy of the Kirksville Country Club, the team was allowed to practice and hold their meets on the Club's golf course. MEMBERS OF THE GOLF TEAM Robert Mulford. Kirksville. Mo. Arlington Vieth, St. Louis, Mo. Harley Hunsaker, Kirksville, Mo. Hugh Edward Wynn, Unionvillc, Mo. Ralph Valentine, Ccxicli. RESULTS The team won from the K.C.O.S. team. Won one match from Missouri U. and lost one. Lost to Springfield Teachers College. Placed second in the M.I.A.A. Con- ference Meet, held at Kirksville. WOMEN’S ATHLETICS Basketball Champions Action’ in � «r WoMr 's Gym OFiGpmjZfrnons FRATERNITIES Phi Sigma Epsilon George Wilson, President Harley Hunsaker, Vice Pres idem Maurice Stock ey. Secret ory-Trea surer Bryce Bondurant, Corresponding Secretary Delmar Merrill. Sergeam at'Arms Wray Rieger, Sponsor PHI SIGMA EPSILON, ;i national teachers college Social Fraternity, was organized at Kansas City, Mis- souri. in Decern lie r, 1927. This chapter was first organized in the summer of 1925 as a local fraternity under the name of Sigma Delta Tau, and in 1927 tt became affiliated with Pin Sigma Epsilon as Gamma Chapter which is now one of the twelve active chapters, two new ones having been added last year, 1934. (IroRc.r Wiison Wray Rirc.r r First Row Louis Dc Hartc, Robert Mulford, Robert Rigsby, Clarence Hudson. Second Row Delmar Marrill, Pharis Rouse, Bryce Bondurant, Glenn Tharp. Third Row Ralph Oavannah, Don Ingerslew, Leon Fox, Lindley Gordon. Fourth Row Frank Hanna, Homer Green, Arnold Embree, Harley Hunsaker. Fifth Row Harry Shanight, Gip Hudson, Arden Collins, Maurice Stookey. Sixth Row Allen Turner, Arlington Vieth, Joe Bailey, Hilliard Davis. Sigma Tau Gamma Delbert Maddox, President Leland Blackman, Vicc'Presidau Milton English, Secret ir George Johnson, Treasurer Carl Troester. Sergeant-at-Arms Kemble Stout, Corresponding Secretary Dr. Miller, Sfxmsor SIGMA TAIJ GAMMA, the oldest and largest social teachers college fraternity in existence, was founded at the Central Missouri State Teachers College at.'Warrens' burg, Missouri, June 28, 1920. Beta Chapter was estalv lished at the Northeast Missouri State Teachers College at Kirksville, Missouri, in July, 1921. Beta Chapter was the second to be established of the now seventeen active chap- ters in existence, all in four-year teachers colleges. Beta Chapter existed until 1921 as Phi Lamlxla Epsilon Fraternity. Delbert Maddox Dr. Millrr First Row J. W. Smith, Miles Eaton, Leland Blackman, Ai tlmr Shepherd. Second Row Payne Muir, Clarence I.owe, Carl Troester, Charles Young. Third Row Armon Adams, Worth Lindley, George Johnson. Horace Boucher. Fourth Row Carl Noble, Frank Marshall, Harold Reger, Kemble Stout. PLEDGES Fir.st Row Johnny Biggerstall, Ralph Van Sickel, Charles Cornwell. Second Row Eddie Heap, Marple Agee. Boyd King. £i C$ c U ft i - ft { lg. i V k First Row Henry Enochs, Merle Muhrer, Carl Noble, Wayne Frederick, Dean Eubank, Miles Eaton. Second Roto Vay Courtney, Dearing Wolf, John Rinehart, Orville Towers, William Scholle. Arthur Shepard. Third Row Bryce Bondurant, Walter Kasiski, Carson Green, Curtis Bramblet, Delbert Maddox, Robert Doyle, Lee Jones. The Blue Key Fraternity Miles W. Eaton, President Milton English, Vice-President Dearing Wolf, Secretary Robert Doyle, Treasurer Lee Jones, Corresponding Secretary Dr. L. A. Eubank, Sponsor THE Blue Key Fraternity, known as the “College Man's Rotary Club, bears the same relation to the college that the Rotary Club bears to the community at large. Blue Key was founded at the University of Florida in the fall of 1924. The decision to expand into a national fraternity was made in February, 1925, and now there are chapters in sixty colleges and universities throughout the United States. The chapter at the Northeast Missouri State Teachers College was organized De- cemlier 9, 1925, and installed April 5. 1926. Membership is based on the following qualifications: 1. Scholarship; 2. Inter- est and affiliation with school activities; 7 . Personality, and 4. Moral standing. It is limited to men having sixty hours of credit in this institution. SORORITIES Alpha Sigma Alpha Elizabeth Farrington, President Avis Wheatcrabt, Vice'President Mary Jlnsp.n, Secreatry Geraldine Bonder ant. Treasurer Betty Fraser, Registrar Betty Huckster, Chaplain Anne Russell, Editor Ethel Hook, Sponsor Elizabeth Farrington Alpha SIGMA ALPHA was founded November 15, 1901, at the Virginia State Normal School, and is now a National Educational Sorority with twentydive active chap ters. Alpha Beta Chapter was installed in Kirksville in 1914, having been formerly organized as Kappa Theta Psi. Miss Jzthkl Hook First Row Grctchen Huffman, Mildred Brock' way, Anne Russell. Second Row Marjory Gregory, Mary Jenson, Helen Husted Faurot. Third Row -Geraldine Bondurant, Dorothy Jane Hilt, Dolores Peterson, Betty Jane Fraser. Fourth Row Avis Wheatcraft, Zelma Vermil- lion, Betty Huckstep, Zenna McCune. Delta Sigma Epsilon Hortense Williamson Curtis, President Blanche Bragg, Vice-President Bonnie O'Donnell, Corresponding Secretory Margaret Case, Reconi mg Secret airy Edith Streeter, Treasurer Maurine Poace. Historian Jessie Grim, Sergeant Miss Simmons, Sponsor Horthnsl Williamson Curtis ALPHA CHAPTER of Delta Sigma Epsilon was founded at Miami University, Oxford, Ohio, Sept.. 23, 1914. There are now thirty-one active chapters. It is a National Educational Sorority belonging to the Association of Edu- cational Sororities. Iota Chapter of Delta Sigma Epsilon was installed in Kirksvillc on January 28, 1921. Miss Simmons first Row Ruth La Favor, Maurioe Poage, Eudema Derr, Dorothy Hamilton, Frances Story. Second Row Ruth Zurcher, Mildred Shep- herd, Bonnie O'Donnell, Bethena Johnson, Eleanor Castor. ‘Third Row Gertrude Northcraft, Mildred Hall, Blanche Bragg, Dorothy Christy, Beth Purdy. Fourth Row Jessie Grim, Lois Carmichael, Christine Buhl, Mildred Brown, Hazel Kuhn. Fifth Row Mary Madeline Fidler, Charlianna Wilson, Margaret Case, Edith Streeter, Clara Ellen Watters. Sixth Row Bessie Chappell, Lois Schnelle, Alma Staats, Hazeldine Ray, Dorothy Norris. 7 Pi Kappa Sigma Margaret Carter. President Juanita Jones, Vice-President Audra Pence, Secretary Helen Curry. Treasurer Mii.orkd Cm bagh, Corresponding Secretary Grace Finch, Corresponding Editor Margaret Carter. Keeper of Archives Mildred Gklbach, Press Agent Audra Pence, Sergeant-at-Arms PI KAPPA SIGMA was founded at Michigan State Teachers College, Ypsilanti, Michigan on November 17, 1894. It is a national educational sorority belonging to the Association of Educational Sororities. There arc now twenty-nine active chapters; Pi Chapter was installed in the Northeast Missouri State Teachers College July 26, 1924. CHAPTER ROLL Seniors Muriel Bachman, Claudine Carter, Helen Curry, Grace Finch, Juanita Huffman Jones. Thelma Os- borne, Audra Pence. Juniors Margaret Carter. Mildred Gelbach. Sophomores Evalee Blue, Evelyn Curtis, Betty Mc- Collum. Pledges Mary Carolyn Dacey, Mildred Davidson, Minnie Marie Karr, Penelope Love. Irene McColdrick, Joyce Monroe, Ruey Davidson Powell, Amber Reger. Dor- othy Taylor. ■KjriyH Margaret Carter Miss Cornett First Row- Muriel Bachmann. Evalee Blue. Claudine Carter, Mildred Gelbach. Second Row Joyce Monroe, Audra Pence, Bet ty McCollum, Thelma Osborne. Third Row Dorothy Taylor, Ruey Davidson Powell, Amber Reger, Minnie Carr. Fourth Row Penelope Love, Evelyn Curtis Irene McGoldrick, Grace Finch, Mildred Davidson. Sigma Sigma Sigma Viola Magee, Sponsor Marjorie Edwards, President Jane Findley, Vice-President Katherine Moorman, Treasurer Nancy Roberts, Recording Seer entry Mary Louise Link, Corresponding Secretary Marjorie Mitchell, Keeper oj Grades Helen Cramb, Sentinel Mary Frances Laughlin, Triangle Correspondent SIGMA SIGMA SIGMA was founded at Virginia State Normal School, Farmville, Virginia, April 20, 1898. It is now exclusively an educational sorority having thirty' two active chapters. Mu Chapter was installed November 20, 1915, at Kirksville. The group previously existed on the campus as Sigma Delta Chi. PATRONESSES Mrs. C. E. Still, Mrs. F. L. Bigsby, Mrs. J. C. Mills, Jr., Mrs. George Still, Mrs. Frank Miller, Mrs. Cecil Clark. Mrs. Seth Thomas, Mrs. Jim Reed. CHAPTER ROLL Seniors Virginia Daniel, Marjorie Edwards, Margar- et CBriant, Mary Frances Laughlin, Violet Moran. Leona Bolton Omer. Martha Jane Smith, Mary Ellen Stout. Juniors Helen Cramb, Jane Findley. Marjorie Mitch- ell. Katherine Moorman, Nancy Roberts, Katherine Trees- ter, Leona Whittom, 1 lelen O'Briant Walker. Sophomores Mildred Baehncr, Ernestine Bohrer, Jean Christie, Frances Glasgow, Helen Kelly, Mary Louise Link. Freshmen Norine Ator, Lois Akers, Helen Boy land, -ary Campbell, Joan Campbell, Ruth Ann Dalton, Rachel English, Louise Hall, Mary Louise Robinson, Carabel Sea- man, Mildred Wolf. Marjorii Edwards Miss Viola Mach 4. First Row Violet Moran, Mildred Boehner Lois Akers, Katherine Trocstcr. Martha Jane Smith. Second Row Helen O Briant Walker, Mary Ellen Stout, Helen Kelly. Mary Louise Link. Marjorie Edwards. Third Row Katherine Moorman, Carabel Sea' man. Jam Campbell, Leona Whittom, Louise Hall. Fourth Row Helen Boyland, Mary Louise Robinson, Margaret Robinson, Jean Christie, Rachel English. Fifth Row Virginia Daniel, Ernestine Bohrer, Mildred Wolf, Ruth Ann Dalton, Mary Campbell. Sixth Row Norine At or, Nancy Roberts, Jane Findley, Margaret O'Brian Helen Cramb. First Row Edith Streeter. Mildred Gelbach, Audrac Pence, Elizabeth Farrington, Gretchen Huffman, Avis Wheatcraft. Second Row Marjorie Edwards, Katherine Moorman, Margaret Garter, Hortense Williamson Curtis, Jane Findley, Bonnie O'Donnel. Panhellenic Council OFFICERS Elizabeth Farrington, President, Alpha Sigma Alpha Margaret Carter, Treasurer, Pi Kappa Sigma Marjorie Edwards, Recording Secretory, Sigma Sigma Sigma Hortense Williamson Curtis, Corresponding Secretary, Delta Sigma Epsilon Mrs. Margaret Ellison, Sponsor MEMBERS Alpha Sigma Alpha Elizabeth Farrington Avis Wheatcraft Gretchen Huffman Pi Kappa Sigma Margaret Carter Mildred Gelback Audrae Pence Sigma Sigma Sigma Marjorie Edwards Jane Findley Katherine Moorman Delta Sigma Epsion Hortense Williamson Curtis Edith Streeter Bonnie O'Donnel First Rote Gretchen Huffman, Elizabeth Farrington, Henrietta Rudasill, Mary Ellen Stout, Blanche Bragg, Nan E. Wade, Agnes Slcmons. Second Roto Charhanna Wilson, Bonnie O'Donnell, Katherine Moorman, Thelma Dodson, Margaret O’Briant, Mary Jenson, Katherine Troester. Third Row Anne Russell, Lois Schnelle, Marjory Edwards, Floreme Wharton, Maxine Jaynes, Martha Beckwith, Edith Streether, Margaret Case. Cardinal Key Margaret Case, President FlOREINE Wharton, Vict'Presidenl Charlianna Wilson, Sccrciary Martha S. Beckwith, Trectstirer Marjory Edwards, Sergenntrai'Amts Miss Nan Wade, Sponsor Miss Aones Slemons, Sponsor CARDINAL KEY was definitely organized as a national honor society for women in the spring of 1932, as the direct result of a considerable number of requests from the Blue Key Chapters. Gamma Chapter was organized on the campus in the spring of 1934. The requirements for membership are the same as those for Blue Key. HONORARY FRATERNITIES Bin. Scholia Editor Maiuiarit Cask Business Manager The Echo Staff Miss Dahn’P.y, Sponsor Henrietta Rudasill. Assistam Business Manager Mr. Pemberton, Sponsor Lois Sc hneli.h, Secretary William Crutchfield. Literary Editor John Sirakas, Athletic Editor Wayne Frederick, Assistant Editor We have tried to present this book the way that you would like to see it. There have been difficult ies, to sure, but the entire stall have given willingly their time together with the splendid co-operation of the faculty and student body, towards the publishing of this Echo. Bill Scholle. Kappa Delta Pi OFFICERS Margaret O'Brian i, President Henrietta Rudasill, Vicc'Presidcnt Charles Kauzlarich, Secretary Henry Enochs, Treasurer Clauoine Carter, Recorder'Historian Bracy Cornett, Sponsor THE purpose of Kappa Delta Pi is to encourage in its members a high degree of devotion to social service by fostering high intellectual ami j ersonal standards during the period of preparation for teaching and by recognizing outstanding service in the field of education. Kappa Delta Pi invites to membership such persons as exhibit worthy educational ideals, sound scholarship, and adequate personal qualifications. HISTORICAL SKETCH Kappa Delta Pi is an international honor society in education which was established March 18, 1911, and was incorporated as an Honorary Educational Society under the laws of the State of Illinois in June, 1911. Tau Chapter was installed at the Northeast Missouri State Teachers College February 24, 1923, as the nineteenth chapter. The society now has 98 chapters located in various universities and colleges in the United States. c M RCARKT O'BrIANT HtNRirTTA Rudasill FACULTY MEMBERS Ralph C. Bedell, Rho Berenice Beggs, Tau W. J. Bray, Tau Lewis Clevenger, Tau Bracy Cornett. Tau Clifton Cornwell, Tau Jane Crow, Tau Ruth Curtis, Tau Edith Dabney, Tau L. A. Eubank, Rho Eugene Fair, Tau Vera Fawcett, Iota Frances Fuller, Tau Frances Henderson, Tau Ethel Hook, Tau John R. Kirk, Tau Llora MaGee, Kappa Viola Magee, Tau C. H. McClure, Rho N. W. Rickhofp, Tail Felix Rothschild, Tau Walter H. Ryle, Alpha Pi Paul O. Selby. Tau Barrett Stout, Tau Willie Whitson, Alpha Pi ACTIVE MEMBERSHIP ROLL Claudine Carter, Reporter, Historian Margaret Case Henry Enochs, Treasurer Wayne Frederick Peter Hkinzk Charles Kauzlarich, Secretary Burnell Lamb Frances Laughlin Kenneth Moore Merle Muhrer Margaret O'Brian r. President Nancy Roberts Henrietta Rudasill, Vice President Mary Ellen Stout Bracy Cornett, Sponsor Alpha Phi Sigma OFFICERS Peter Heinze, President Burnell Lamb, Vice'President Helen Welsh, Secretary Harriett Edrinc.ton, Treasurer ALPHA CHAPTER of Alpha Phi Sigma, a national honorary organization for valedictorians and salutatorians, was organized on the campus in February, 1930, with Mr. Byron Cosby as national president. At the present twelve chapters exist throughout the United States. First Row Crystal Loughead, Robert McKinney, JLeland Wood, Clifton Cornwell. Second Row Henry Cohn, 1 larry Plenge, Janies Collins, Maurine Poagc. Pi Kappa Delta OFFICERS Robert McKinney, President Maurinf. Poach, Vice'Presidtm PI KAPPA DELTA is a national forensic society. The organisation has as its purpose the stimulation of interest in intercollegiate oratory, debate, and pub' lie speaking, and to encourage individuals to maintain, a wholesome, openminded attitude in regard to their relation to society. Missouri Theta (K. 8. T. C. Chapter) was organized in 1930 through the elfort of Prof. Clifton Cornwell with a charter enrollment of sixteen members. Each year the organization sponsors a freshman debate tournament, takes part in the Regents award tournament, and participates in the National tournament. First Rotv Curtis Bramblet, Perry Lee Connett, Iva Mae Skinner. Walter Ryel, C. H. McClure. Clara Clevenger. G. V. Burroughs, Lucy Simmons. Second Row Marie Poole. Melvin Colbert. Wayne Frederick, Payne Muir, Jane Findley. Jesse Luthi, Ina H. French, Norine Hemmings. Third Row Kenneth Moore, Arthur Shepard. Miles Eaton, Henry Enochs, G. W. Johnson, Aurolyn Bertram, Thomas Sutton, Henry Cohn. Historical Society OFFICERS Payne Muir, President Wayne Frederick, Vice-President Jane Findley, Secretary-Treasurer Dr. Walter H. Ryle. Sponsor THE organization was formed in 1905 by the following men: Dr. Eugene Fair, Professor J.T. Vaughn, Representative E.O. Jones, Superintendent Chas. Banks, and J. II. McKinney. It has continued to be an active organization and has main- tained a high standard in its programs. First Row Margaret O’Briant. Cleone Farmer, William Hayden, Freda Bruns, Paul Selby. Second Row Maurice Murfin, Charles Kauzlarich, Henry Enochs, Cleo Cassady, Emmet Spindler, Vay Courtney. Pi Omega Pi OFFICERS Vay Gour i sf.y. President Cleone Farmer, Vicc'Prcsidcnt Charles Kauzlarich, Secretary reasurcr Freda Bruns, Sponsor THE aim of Pi Omega Pi is to promote and extend interest in Commerce and to encourage high ethical standards and ideals in business. «HAbl First Row Dorothy Patton, Edith Dabney. Bracy Cornett. Mary Ratliff. Second Row William Scholle, Minnie Karr. Mary Ellen Stout, Lela Chappell, Florine Wharton. Third Row Grace Pearl Macomber, LoisSchnelle. Margaret Case. Beth Purdy. Art Club OFFICERS Dorothy Patton, President Lois Schnelle, Vice-President Minnie Marie Karr, Secredtry'Treasurcr Edith Dabney, Sponsor THE Honorary Art Club, reorganized December 1. 1924. is composed of students whose major interest lies in the field of fine and applied arts. Its purpose is to develop a wider knowledge and appreciation of art. First Row Anne Russell, Marjorie Smith, Florine Wharton, Minnie Kennedy, Sponsor. Second Row Mary Madeline Fidler, Marjory Edwards. Mary Katherine Brady, Ruth Ann Dalton, Mildred Brown. Home Economics Club Mildred Brown, President Ruth Ann Dalton, Vice-President Mary Catherine Brady, Secretary Marjorip. Edwards, Treasurer Miss Llora MaGbe, Sponsor THE Home Economics Club, formerly known as the Ellen H. Richards Club, was organized in 1912. The purpose of Home Economics education is to have every home in this country economically sound, mechanically convenient, physically health- ful, morally wholesome, artistically satisfying, mentally stimulating, socially respons- ible, spiritually inspiring, and founded on mutual affection and respect. First Row Henrietta Rudasill, Eugene Smith. John Rinehart. Glenn Tharp, John I larty. Second Row Jean Christie, Dearing Wolf, Max Fife, Clement Craig, Ernest Dinger, Merle Muhrer. Physics Club OFFICERS Glenn Tharp, President Jean Christy, Vice-President Ernest Dinurr, Secretary Treasurer Dr. John Harty, Sponsor THE Physics Club was organized in the fall of 1935. Its purjxiEe is to encourage interest in Current Topics of a scientific nature. First Row Virgii'-iii Doyle, Mary I.ee. M.irtha Cokerham, Henrietta Rudasill, Minnie Kennedy. Second Row Kathleen Black. Thelma Osborne, Susanne Cook. Mildred Davis, Mildred Shaprad, Clara Ellen Walters. Kinunka Campfire OFFICERS Katiii.h s Black, President Virginia Dovle, Vice-President Martha Cokerham, Treasurer Mary Lee, Secretary Miss M. Kennedy, Sponsor OBJECTIVES (CAMP FIRE LAW) 1. eek beauty. 2. Give service. 3. Pursue knowledge. 4. Be trustworthy. 5. I lold on to health. 6. Glorify work. 7. Be happy. MEMBERS Curtis Bramblet, Carson Green, Leon Fox, Harry Plenge, Henry Enochs, Dr. C. H. McClure. Phi Sigma Pi OFFICERS Henry R. Enochs. President Curtis Bramblet, Vice-President Leon Fox, Secretary-Treasurer Dr. C. H. McClure, Sponsor MEMBERS N Lee Jones, Ajrdin Collins. Gip Hudson, Delmar Merrill, Karl Webb. Alpha Phi Omega OFFICERS Delmar Merrill, President Gn� Hudson, Secretary-Treasurer Mr. Karl Webb, Sponsor Debate Squad First Rou Arden Collins, Willard Spath, Robert McKinney, Harold Decker, Har old Vanderford, Kenneth Steidley, Rankin Gibson, Charles Cornwell, Leland Wood. Second Row Crystal Loughead, Mary Margaret Smith, Lois Shaner, Lois Akers. Penelope Love, Maurine Paige. Northeast Missourian STAFF Page one. . . Editorial page. Spor ts Editor Sports Assistant Pages three and four. Page six Make-up. Artist... . Circulation Manager. Exchange Manager Advertising Manager William E. Crutchfield, James D. Lockett William J. Frcmon Leslie C. Post James Lockett James L . Lockett, Leslie C. Post William E. Crutchfield, James D. Lockett Edmund J. Zahn . . . . . ................BillSchollc Harold Bousman William 1. Fremon ................................. Frank Hanna Reporters Dorothy Farnsworth, Ernestine Bohrer, Harold Bousman, William E. Crutchfield, Marjorie Ewing, William J. Fremon, Betty Fraser. Harry B. Jones, James D. Lockett, Irene McGoldrick, Leslie G. Post, Kathryn Lucile Reger, Glenn E. Tharp, Helen M. Welch, Edmund J. Zahn. Reporters Marple Agee, David Hilliard, Margaret Oise, Donald Cox, Lee Jones, Marion Jones, Arthur Landrum, Dale Mustion, Harold Reger, George Smith, Carl Troester, Helen Welch, Charles Young. Reporters Earl Burt, Cleo Casady, Dorothy Hilt, Forrest Molten, Jack Robinson, Ethel Miller. Adviser...... Miss Agnes Slemons. First Row Lee Jones, Howard Stofel, Kyle Terry Orace Wilson, Harry Shanight, Edith Holloway. Second Row Mary Carl Raine, Charles Thompson, Crystal Loughead, Emery Wolf, Robert McKinney, Marie Poole, Erma Hopper, Mary Margaret Smith, Eleanor Keller, Isabell Prindlc. Third Row Lois Akers. Lois Shaner, Maurine Poage, Margaret Robinson, Irene Kuhns, Helen Welsh. Front Row- Penelope Love, Dorothy Christy, Juanita Gregory, Mildred Boehner, Ruth Ann Dalton, Irene Neale. College Players Lbland Wood, President Machine Poage, Vice'President Jean Corbin, Secretary and Treasurer Robert McKinney, Historian Ruth Curtis, Sponsor First Row Helen Kerineu. Martha Cokerham, Irene Kuhns. Marjorie Ewing Mildred Brenner. Betty Huckstep, Marjory Moft.'r, Frances Fuller, Sponsor. Setond Row Bonnie O’Donnell. Blanche Rragg, Minnie Karr. Ruth LaFavor, Norine Ator, Avis Wheatcraft, Erma Hopper, Katherine Troesitr. Third Row Etltrh Streeter, Jerry Bondurant, Anne Russell. Mary Carl Rame. Thelma Dodson, Marjory Vestal. Susie McMillan. C arahel Seaman Fourth Row Eileen Thompson, Mary Louise Rohinson. Marjorie Gregory, Henrietta Rudasill. Mildred Brockway. Cecil Henry. I-cla Smedlcy, Joyce Monroe. Fijth Row Wilma Gunn. Zenna McCune, Mary Lee. Nocrine Hemming� , Helen Cramb, Wanda Lee Belt, Hazeldean Ray. Women’s Athletic Association Tiielma Dodson, President Anne Russell, Vice-President Katherine Troester. Treasurer Mary Katherine Si-anolf.r, Secretary Wanda Lee Belt, Assistam Recorder Bonnip. O'Donnell, Recording Secretary Frances Fuller, Recording Secretary THE Women's Athletic Association was organized in the fall of 1924. The purpose of this organization is to further women’s athletics and to develop a spirit of sportsmanship. Two awards are offered by the association: first, a letter ' K ' given to any girl earning five hundred points; second, a monogram blazer, for a thousand points. During the past year the association has become a member of the American Physical Educa- tion Association. New members are welcome at the beginning of each year. Racl{ Iioiv Mary Madeline Fuller, Lena Smedley, Joan Campliell, Ruth La Paver, Mary Louise Robinson, Jean Christie, Katherine Troester, Marjory Gregory, Frances Fuller, Mary Jenson, Wilma Gunn, Minnie Karr, Betty Huckstep. From Row Dorothy Jane Hilt, Mary Catherine Brady. Mary Carl Raine, Carabel Seaman, Mary Louise Link, Avis Wheatcraft, Jerry Bondurant, Eleanor Kaster, Mary Campbell, Rachael English, Zenna McCune, Anne Russell, Wanda Lee Belt . Tell Leaders Erma Hopper, Margaret Robinson. Howlerettes Jerry Bondurant, President Helen Walker, Vice-President Katherine Troester, Secretary Anne Russell, Treasurer Avis Wheatcrait, Attendance Oa plain The K Club OFFICERS George Wilson, President. Carl Noble, Vice-President. Lynn McHarg, Secretary-Treasurer. The K Club is a boys' organization open to anyone after he has received the letter K. He may earn his letter by competing in the athletic games of the College. Each year the K. Club gives its annual dance, which is one of the outstanding social events of the year. A. C. E. Kathleen Black Blanche Bragc, Treasurer Mary Frances Cook Helen Curry, Vice-President Tmei.ma Dodson Harriet Edrincton Goldie Egcert Ruth Eggkkt Marjorie Ewing Grace E. Finch Jessie Grim Rowena Hahn Alberta Halladay Lei.a Heahp.iu.in Mrs. Miriam Hughes Helen Keller e. Elizabeth McCollum Irene McGoldrick Edna Newcum, President Gertrude Northcraft Beth Purdy I Ielen Sherer Reva Sincley Martha Jane Smith Bern a dine Stewart Darline Tharp Zelma Vermilion Marjorie Vestai Avis Whbatcrapt Miss Whitson, Sponsor Ruth Zurcher, Secretary PURPOSE Tun purpose of this organization shall be to gather and disseminate knowledge of the movement for the education of young children; to bring into active co- operation all childhood education interests, including parent education; to promote the progressive type of education in nursery school, kindergarten and primary grades, and to raise the standard of the professional training for teachers and leaders in this field. Rural Leadership Club First Ron Mary Ratlilf, Frances Raypholtz, Max Timmons, Harold Bethards, Harold Decker, Reva Singley, Dorothy Anderson, Bernice Cleeton. Second Rote Helen Welsh, Willa Kincaid, Mary Jo Magee, Mildred Davis, Beth Purdy. A Cappella Choir THF, A Cappella Choii is an exiia-curricular organisation that rehearses two times each week. Membership io obtained through try outs at the beginning of the fall term. Any student enrolled in the college may try out for the choir. During the course of the yeai the choir gives concerts in the towns of northeast Missouri, and occasionally makes more extensive trips. During the past two or three years the choir has accepted invitations to sing at the Missouri State Teachers Association. Kansas City; Missouri State Music Teachers Association. Columbia, Mo.; Wash' ington University, St. Louis; National Music Teachers Association, Lincoln, Ne braska. The Kirksville Symphony Orchestra THt Kirksville Symphony Orchestra, which is sponsored by the College, is re cruited from the best players in the Kirksville College of Osteopathy and Sur- gery, the Kirksville High School, the Teachers College and the community at large. Starting with a small group of music lovers that met weekly for the puri se of study- ing the masterpieces of orchestral music it has rapidly grown to its present member ship of fifty. While its primary purpose is still to afford to its members the opportun- ity to become familiar with orchestral literature and to acquire experience in sym- phonic playing, the orchestra gives annual public concerts and cooperates with the vocal forces of the school and community in productions of the standard operas and oratorios. Eucharis EUCHARIS was organized in January, 1935, by girls having won the high- est or blazer award given by the Women's Athletic Association, and evidencing a continued interest in this field. Its purposes arc to provide oppor- tunity for advanced leadership in the dance and sports, to present latest ma- terials of interest to those members who entertain a special desire for knowl- edge in these fields, and to offer opportunities for training of the members who shall endeavor to promote higher ideals and a high professional spirit in physical education activities. CHARTER MEMBERS Marjory Gregory, President Sue Macmillan, General Secretary Treasurer Minnie Karr, Recording Secretary Thelma Dodson Kathryn Troester Fi.orice Van Laningham Ina Lou Jordan Henrietta Rudasill i campus 0 SNAPS A unj t - FEATURES Mrs. Helen Hosted Faurot Freshman Queen Miss Dolgros Ann Peterson Sophomore Queen Miss Bonnie O'Donnell Junior Queen Miss Amy Frances Reeves Senior Queen Miss Charlianna Willson All'School Queen STAGE The Romantic Young Lady COMPDY BY G. MARTINEZ SIERRA PRESENTED BY COLLEGE PLAYERS Nov. 15. 1954 T in Romantic You no Lady is represent tivc of the major production sponsored eac; quarter by the College Player . student dramatic organization This organisme also sjkhisoi� the production ol two one-at’ plays each two weeks at the Little Theatre workshop oi the Club OFFICERS ident -President j tar y-Treasurer orian rain Announcer Mi Leland Wc iunne Po Jean Corl Robert McKinr Crystal Louei Plantation Medley Fall. 1934 Physical Education Department Scene: In front of .1 «roup of Negro cabins, somewhere in the South, at dusk. Oh. Je music o’ de banjo. Quick and deb'lish, solemn, «low. Is de areatos’ joy and solace Dat a weary slave kin know! —Paul Laurence Dunbar. A Banjo Song Negro Spirituals Old Black Joe Foolin’s Around Pickaninnies Totin’ de Load O Dem Golden Slippers Wagon wheels Cole black dandy Jine dat step Southern belles Some o’ desc days A banjo song. Pianist Helen Kcnnctt Spirituals—A Cappella Choir Second Annual Festival OP PHYSICAL EDUCATION ACTIVITIES CRIIIIK SPORTS t'ARLV TYPE DRILL Festival March Brownies Wreath Dance Silver Wreath Trio Shepherdess Drill Enclish Dances Sword Dance Horhy Horses Joster s Frolic Forresters Danish Dances Swedish Dances La Palona Pyramids Maypoles Blue and Silver One Man Bam ball Relays Sports Mini tics Wooden Shoes Wynken, Blynken. Nod Jarabe Tapatio Tarantella Hopak Silver Balia Hichland Fling Flower Dance Queen's Dance Autographs Autographs .