University of Arkansas Monticello - Boll Weevil Yearbook (Monticello, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 166 of the 1941 volume:

COUNHMEINALS THE COLLEGE Campus rs ” Administration 6 —y ; ats +3 , ThE SSTUDENTS oy 2B Classes Bees Personalities ue J ata THE ACTIVITIES ar see mde p ae Organizations — : 2 ge Athletics iS 7 S Ww GOVERNOR HOMER M. ADKINS Be EE EAR to i ah. pe 3 % 4 x _ ee 2 i | ' ae ee SOR 2 5 : } F ea 24 i + i a) ‘ a2 Petes Sars 4 $ € £S say : @ : : : ES FP : r 3 : Editor-in-Chief ee ira «Dac J Ones Business: Manager... = = _Tom Haley FOREWORD We are indeed gratified to have been selected to bring out the beauties and values of Arkansas A. M. College. As we bring before you the images of our beautiful buildings and campus, keep in mind that this is only a part of the won- derful institution, which we all are very proud to be an intimate part of it. IRA L. JONES, Editor-in-Chief TOM HALEY, Business Mgr. oe _ i. n Aap ® ‘ { Si ee 3 agac-Ce awh . fore be He UM, OP; fe ™ (AM LA. 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POMEROY We, the staff of the 1941 Boll Weevil, wish to dedicate this annual because of his supreme in- terest in guiding our college along the pathway of prosperity and success; and because of his over- whelming concern for the welfare of everyone af- filiated with Arkansas A. M. College. — Administration building BG ae a The College ne a Ww Gates Hall OMmMmMo;rs Y if C Studer The Pond enene ak aR lees Gy ee eee | Oe ke Horsfall Hall op ee “pees ok one Om Se pe Ser gi Fis OE BH, SSS ee Wi [ [ ar “4 He FI i nan : « hile we! % PR AMB AM AHL Hal a es BE 4 seen age faculty Row. JS ,!WJaoHo.———— og eat ne Se or ee ee LE SR i NE ARE: ORE 1. Thelma and Hick. 2. Isn’t the shrubbery pretty? 3. We call ‘em the Aces. 4. C. C. the money man. 5. It must be the 4 o’clock Mail, Evans. 6. The select few. 7. Human bridge. 8. They’re in the Army now. Administration Board of Trustees : AY ag a HON, JOHN DA EELIS HON. RAY MAXWELL Thornton McGehee T. H. BARTON President El Dorado HONOR Be JETER: HON. L. K. POMEROY Wabbaseka Monticello MARVIN BANKSTON President DR. HORACE ADAMS Chairman, Social Science DRE RObERMS ES CRUMP Chairman, Professional Group JAS eee GHINSON Dean of College G .GasMihir Business Mar. DRe timOR, J BECKS Chairman, Language Lit. Dae DEEZIES DEM AREER Chairman, Natural Sc. @ @ @ @ Stewart A. Ferguson J. A. Garrett Professor of Physical Education Professor of Mathematics Miss Edwina Ratcliffe Clyde Cathey Instructor in Speech d Dean of Men Garry Kitchens_—___ epee Professor of Chemistry Miss Clara B. Kennan Assistant Instructor in English W. B. Massey Assistant Professor of Education L. B. Roberts Professor of Chemistry Walter Moffatt B. J. Fletcher Assistant Professor of English Professor of English ee S aay ae Vee Ic t __Instructor In Physical Education aah A Mrsie On Wallick aes, W. C. Hobgood _ Professor of Biology =. . Mot ? L SUA As M. J. Durand Assistant Professor of Languagesd : iy Tilden Welis = Professor of Music mien, octane | Carl Benson Earl Wisner Professor of Agriculture Dean of Women Miss Carolina Royer L. O. Wallick = Director of Band Bae Osburn « Librarian Miss Bess Hoy Secretary to Business Manager Homer Jacks - he Assistant to Dietician insane Gaormitia Dietician Weldon Abbott C. A. Meek Superintendent of Farm and Grounds Electrician Miss Margaret Clark Cornelius VonPeski Secretary to President _Assistant to Dietician Mrs. Emma Lindsey _Supervisor of Women’s Work Ge Jettus _ Superintendent of Buildings Vance Smith Bookkeeper Assistant Professor of English Sard Quete I fr Gone Won fren J ie See Activity Cabinet Ira Jones _ io ___ Pres. Sigma Tau Gamma; Editor BOLL WEEVIL James Hutchinson, Jr. = eee eat ee Pres. Junior Class James Sawyer __ e Seb eet = BP reSeemnrestinacmnlcr se Leslie Shipley____ as F ea oe Pec _Pres. Pre-Med Club Thomas Tucker Ay, Cee Pres. Agri Club Paul Reasons Se sane _Pres. Phi Lambda Chi William Handly_—— G2 as se ee reed Sophomore Class Mavis Feaster a Et eh ae ee nee oo 42_-g fesaricmes Ee) Glos Marion Downey x = eee ==Pres, Phi Phi Phi Las Frances: Kimbroughia.. sae oe Pres. Phi Sigma Chi Velma Wood Ob pews =a _ Pres. Blackfriars Guild Earl. Coopers. er ee reo en Dc o ecm ecioanagl Melburn Rogers . Pres. Senior Class; Editor WEEVIL OUTLET Bobbie Ross_______ es ee Pres. Engineers Club a : Activities’ fiir z al Geen de sige At a v2 gee en Gee a, pects a ode ea the, LIN Seo ATTOPE OY ai 2. Where will we go next year, Coach? 4. Mr. Abbott and a prize 7. Slow down, Homer. 1. And a good time was had by all. 3. Remember when we saw the football boys off? bossy. 5. Gates, an Ace. 6. Are you happy, Homer? 8. The Green Dog bus line in the days of old. 9. Cheerleaders for the green and white. = szuapnyyg ayJ, ’= ec ee a ee | Boll Weevil MILDRED JOHNSON Achievements TOM HALEY pers LOUISE BALLARD © yak 2 a | ecchdlathion ee a SUE ROGERS t ay ted MARION-DOWNEY’ ._ : . Te ; ° e ; = Aa ; Ie, Activities “ _ —— DURWARD MOSLEY MARY ELIZABETH MOSS Personalities ARNOLD ARDUENGO Hall of Fame SVWRIGS WS CA) Mba SSA the Soe = Borie ane Best All Around“ ¢«™ oy fe PED Lees eae FRANCES LYLE me PeEEVER tals Best Athletes STANLEY CHESHIER 1941 19 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Melburn Rogers, President . . Stuttgart, Ark. Pavrcmencimoc = O41 40a . 38. “39, ‘40; Pre-Law Club, ‘39, ‘40; Treasurer of the Student Association, ‘41; President of Senior Glass) 41 EDI ROR OF WEEVIL OUTLET,.‘41; Member of Student Association, ‘41; Member of Activity Cabinet, ‘41; Chorus, ‘41. Marjorie Mae Ingram, Secy., Monticello, Ark. banc oo 7 ee ol enieni;, 3%, streasurer, ‘AO; Historian, ‘41; Lambda Sigma, ‘40, President, ‘41; Homecoming Queen, ‘41; Who’s Who in American Colleges and Uni- versitiesmm:4 Ips Secretary or the P.5:A., “39; Secretary Senior Class, ‘41. Edith Smith, Treasurer Winchester POU EEViieeee 40 Class. Editor. 4; Treas. Senior Class, ‘41; Booster Club, ‘34, ‘35; Blackfriars Guild, ‘34, ‘35, ‘40, ‘41; Phi Sigma Chi, ‘40, Vice Pres. ‘41; Psychology Glue 4ee son Y.VW. GAS 34,.30; 40. Inez Ridge, V-Pres. . Moro, Ark. Lambda Sigma, ‘40, ‘41; Botany Lab. Asst. ‘39, ‘40, '41; Vice Pres. Senior Class, ‘41; Who's Who in American Colleges and Uni- versities ‘41; Epworth League Planning Com- mittee, ‘41. Louise Williams, Permanent Sec. Carthage Secretary of Lambda Sigma ‘40, ‘41; Who’s Who in American Colleges and Universities ‘41; Permanent Secretary Senior Class , ‘41; Y.W.C.A. Cabinet ‘38, ‘39, ‘40, ‘41; Member of Student Council ‘39, ‘40, ‘41; French Club ‘39; President of Collegiate Bible Class, ‘40, ‘41; Secretary of Presbyterian Student Asso- ciation ‘39, ‘40, ‘41; Chorus ‘38, ‘39; Beauty ‘Al. J. H. Hutchinson Sponsor 19 SENIOR CLASS 41 William Van Brewer . . Cotton Plant, Miss. Transfer Holmes Junior College; National Giigtauwo7 40m IW.C A. 39 40 Esquire Club, ‘41; Presbyterian Club, ‘40; Football ‘Al; Sec. and Treas. “‘A’ Club, ‘40; Captain Basketball Team, ‘41. Barney J. Chisolm Union, Miss. Agri Club, ‘39, ‘40; Vice Pres. ‘41; Alpha Delta Gamma, ‘41; Intramural, ‘40, ‘41; Y.M.C.A. 739. Hubert Clifton Monticello, Ark. Phi Lambda Chi, ‘40, ‘41. Earl Cooper Warren, Ark. AgtmGlub 557) 39 40; B:S.U Council, ‘39, ‘40, ‘41; Award to Highest Ranking Jr. ‘40; Hall of Fame, ‘39, ‘40; Who’s Who in American Colleges and Universities, ‘41; Sec. and Treas. Honorary Society for Men, ‘40; Pres. Alpha Delta Gamma, ‘41. Mildred Johnson Kingsland, Ark. Associate Editor of BOLL WEEVIL, ‘41; BOLE WEEVIL Staff, “40; Whos Who in American Colleges and Universities, ‘41; Phi Sigma Chi, ‘41; Hall of Fame, ‘41; Secretary of Student Association ‘41; WEEVIL OUTLET, ‘AO, ‘41; Lambda Sigma, ‘40, '41; Y.W.C.A. ‘39; Bugle Corps, ‘39, ‘40; Secretary to Dean and Registrar ‘39, ‘40, ‘41; Board of Publi- Cations 0: La Rue Rodgers Glendale, Ark. Chorus SO. 07 4.40 4: Lome. Eos Clubs 13S MRCpOreTaoy 40 m4 |omNeVy. CG AO G: Reporter, ‘39; Vice Pres., ‘40, ‘41; B.S.U. 3623940 41-eEnglisheMajors Glubae30; Sec. of Childhood Organization for Teachers, ‘39, ‘40; Y.W.A. Vice Pres. ‘39, ‘40; Treas. ‘41; Student Association, ‘40, ‘41; Sunday School Sec. ‘41; Blackfriars Guild ,'41. Lela Mae Rodgers Glendale, Ark. Lambda Sigma, ‘40, ‘41; Vice President of Lambda Sigma, ‘41; Who’s Who In Amer- ican Colleges and Universities, ‘41; Y.W.C.A. cA aca ae Van VVe Ney eS: ais 7 ae a Oe te Chorus, 39. Ruth Williams El Dorado, Ark. Transfer El Dorado Junior College; Chorus, ‘39, ‘40; Home Economic Club, ‘40; Vice Pres. Y.W.C.A. ‘40. ITI: ae Joe Coker Lavaca, Ark. Student Association, ‘40; Engineering Club, ‘38, ‘39, ‘40, ‘41; National Guard, ‘38, ‘39, 7.49 7.9 Roa Ralph Ivy Epps, La. BOLE WEEVIL, ‘40; ‘Hall of Fame, ’40: Stu- dent Association, ‘40; President, ‘41; National Guarda 95 40 4). Tom Haley Dermott, Ark. Transfer Hendrix, ‘38; Secretary and Treasurer of Pre Law, ‘39, ‘40; Treasurer of Student Association, ‘40; Business Manager OneeOULL WEEVIIe. “41 Hall of Fame, ‘41; Esquire Club, ‘41. Cecil Pittman DeWitt, Ark. Student Association, ‘40; C.A.A., ’40; Na- tional Guard, ‘39, ‘40, ‘41; Agri Club, ‘38, 32,240, VAT. La Frances Kimbrough Cleveland, Miss. Phi Sigma Chi, ‘39; Secretary, ‘40; Pres. ‘41; Baptist Student Union, ‘39; Band Treasurer, ‘39, ‘40; Chorus, ‘39; Bohemian Club, ‘39; Blackfriars Guild, ‘40; Band Line Sergeant, ‘41; Activity Cabinet, ‘41; WEEVIL OUTPEImstathi.-4 1. Ruth Moss Almyra, Ark. Drom @onps 3.0 oy 40 Chorus so: 39° Erench Club. 39, “40-. Student Associa- tion, ‘40, ‘41; BOLL WEEVIL Staff, “40, ‘41; Nea Goee, “Etsy iirelates Sie Frances Lyle Gould, Ark. NOV GIA = 39-640 Flomentc Glub e-39- Sec., ‘40; Blackfriars Guild, ‘39; Bohemian Club, ‘39; Chorus, ‘39; Presbyterian Student Association, 39. 40) 41- Phi Phi Phi, -40: Vicege Pressel SVVEEVIE OU TLE aA t Lambda Sigma, ‘41; A.A.U.W. Scholarship, ‘41; Football Maid, ‘41; Hall of Fame, ‘40, ‘41; Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities, ‘41. Helen Tullos Warren, Ark. Special Student. aa O Vie Lid WY Te) Y ll U Orville McDuffie Montrose, Ark. CAA 40 Nationg!Guard, 38, “39, “40, eC Clube oo. 39 40, 41° B.S:U., Som 40 2 4)] Edward Saunders Lake Village, Ark. Student Council, ‘39; Sigma Tau Gamma, ose 4 eeireasurer, 40-41; Band, ‘37, Some ort Oe 41 Orchestra, 3 7, 38, 39, 40m AieeNational Guard, 37, 38, °39, “40, Staff Sergeant, ‘40, ‘41; Bohemian Club, ‘39; Bugle Instructor, ‘39, ‘40, ‘41; Chorus, ‘39; Corp. Headquarters Detachment, ‘39. Otis Johnson Glendale, Ark. President Intramural Council, ‘39, ‘40, ‘41; Esquire Club, ‘40, ‘41; Student Associa- Pome 4a 4heAgri Club, 33,6:09, 40; (41. Louie Cox Gould, Ark. BoostemG@iup waco, Y..M.GIA. (35,39, “40, ‘41; Psychology, ‘35; Baptist Student Union Bo 39 e404), Juanita Huffman Bernice, La. Transfer La. Tech. Blackfriars Guild, ‘41. Paul Reasons Hermitage, Ark. Transfer Magnolia A. M.; Pre. Med., 39, 40; Phi Lambda: Chi: treas., “40, Presi- dent, ‘41; Intramural Council, ‘40, ‘41. J. P. Leveritt Smackover, Ark. Football, ‘38, ‘40; Student Assistant in Physical Education Department, ‘37, ‘38, 39, ‘AQ, ‘41; Presbyterian Collegiate Bible Class, 13 tS OneS7 AU me ae Ernie Kimpel Dermott, Ark. Transfer Hendrix, ‘38; Vice President of Pre Law, ‘39; President of Pre Law, ‘40. 1. Playing the Alma Mater. 2. Streamlined rhythm. 3.And the band marched on. 4. Cotham twirling the batons. 5. Formation. 6.A. and M. Concert Band —=—_[-§_-._- L. O. WALLICK, Director OFFICERS Jas. H. Hutchinson Jr..__First Lieutenant Richard Bonnell First Sergeant L Frances Kimbrough __ --Line Sergeant Prather Munnerlyn_— ——-—- Line Sergeant William Handly y Ss Corporal Fred Schneider i: Toe ShHenton sae = eee Edward Saunders - 2 pee = Corporal Second Lieutenant NOE. SOLOMON aes ___Captain eee (OY DOrd! CORNETS: Dickie Bonnell Clarence Laughter Richard Coke Bobby Wilson Grady Johnson Prather Munnerlyn Ped Magness La Frances Kimbrough CLARINETS: Ned Owens Zaphney Humphreys Buddy Landers Charles Allen Edward Saunders Joe Urton Arthurline Clingman Joe Shelton BAND MEMBERS TROMBONES: Derrick Swantz Jas. H. Hutchinson Jr. Cotham Rial Bob Anderson Oscar Koehler SAXOPHONES: Marjorie Simms Leroy Higginbotham Arthur Isch Robert Tolson BARITONE: Ralph Hale BASSES: Dale Maxwell Gordon Sanders BELLS Y RE: Charlestine Finch Burwell Jean Corder DRUMS: Fred Schneider Bix Stillwell Joe Solomon William Handly Drum and Bugle Corps ‘SSRIS Semcon Po. yee meme OS Arkansas A. M. is very proud of its musicians. The concert band and the Drum and Bugle Corps are made up from students from every high school in the state and the surrounding states. Very few colleges have Concert bands, but we have one that we are proud to say will equal the best. Nothing will win the attention of a crowd quicker than a marching band dressed in colorful uniforms. There is nothing so beautiful as a parade of beautiful girls dressed in red and gold. Not only are these girls attractive, but they can actually play good music on their drums and bugles. We owe a lot to Fred and Clarence for the skillful way in which they guided these girls along the path to the good musicians that they are today. Apes CHORUS TIEBENS WEES Mary Colen Etheridge Bobby Gene Easley Mavis Carter Ruth Brown Ruby Lee Griswood Edna Sue Brazelton Floy Rae Johnston Vennie Lewis Edna Bond Gibson Mary Frances Dickey Josephine Shankle Mary Frances Barnes La Rue Rodgers Alma Brewster Mary Lee Smith Rachel Hopkins Pa instructor Patty Phenton Moffatt Dorothy Freeman Bobby Wenzel James Hutchinson, Jr. Conley Graves Bobby Anderson William Durrett Bobby Ross Pete Cheshier William Johnson J. D. McMurry Louis Selig Walter Polk Leslie Shipley James Sawyer Melburn Rogers —_s mS (ws oe IG Orchestra so ky = eee eo Sat de fo MAESTRO ae Ces eglek Jack Shelton ___ ee i bak: is ne = ™ First Semester Lettie “Shipley. re Sete. _ Second Semester SAXES | SONOS Oe. Ae Br SR ace | JOE SRIELT GN SZ A Sevond Sax GELAREESPALL ENS 22 = Sr irst enoresax EDWARD SAUNDERS ____ __. _Second-Tenor Sax BRASS BDIGKEY BONNE sae ee cee _ FirsteCornet RICHARD « COKE eet ere ee SECON Gornet BOB BD Yea VV ILSOIN Aas een ee Wy ird .Cornet RALPESHALE £. � _._A..First Trombone RHYTHM BERT HARP ae ae et PIGS GORDON SANDERS _ 3 7 Bass JOE SOLOMON 2 NAL. 2. Drums DAWSON BARLOW _ = Guitar Special Students Martha Blanks Bert Harp L. P. Kimmell J. T. Summers y, “ tape OKA CLA ) | i, y A : - — 4 raj ALLS AS XL 2-241 AAn_ © oe fA CSO oe i Gh_A y—¢ Y A ( 49 m9 aad Walter Henry4 ( 1 cunninghar Helen Tullos. aut a dL 4 { if — oO 4-7 ptt 9 ye LerAnne Maé-Lecke Yh. Sevehoreee ie Ned Moseley , y) : 4 a 4A 4 4 y- Af ‘ = ) ¢ A t-£4 Mtre pee CGS fie Mrs.John Maxwell W. B. Abbott Ned Moseley : YON a iti ye «(lO iy Anas wa, ; Woodie Joe, Walthall. A-28- June Baughman Ree Free anaes ; 25) fa, ay 4) e A ch p—o— i t L b x 4 Lra-y-4 ‘ ‘ j “f tA tee ACADEMIC COMMITTEE : STEWART FERGUSON Coach FOOTBALL The 1940 “Boll Weevil’’ Football Team gained the reputation of being probably the most unique and un- orthodox team to ever play football in the United States. Several nation-wide stories on the team appeared in hundreds of daily newspapers. Feature articles on the team appeared in several of the largest papers in the country, including The New York Times, The New York Herald-Tribune, The Pittsburg Press, and The Los An- geles Times. Collier’s Magazine headlined the team with millions of readers in an article by Kyle Crichton. Almost miraculously and without precedent in the his- tory of American football, the Arkansas A. and M. Team became one of the nation’s most famed teams. Newspapers, athletic directors, school superinten- dents, and college presidents stated that the ‘’Boll Weevils’’ introduced a new theory of football which may revolutionize American football. A New York sports writer wrote that the team had given, ‘‘the most unique contribution ever made to college football.’ In spite of losing more games than winning and coming from a small college in a little-recognized section of the United States, the team attracted the attention of the entire United States—an achievement never before duplicated. Everywhere the team played, it won the crowds with its spectacular, clean, and original style of play. To see a group of boys playing football solely because they liked to and enjoying every minute of every game whether winning, losing, or tying was a_ refreshing spectacle to most fans. The season opened with a game with Louisiana College in Pineville. Although losing, the Weevils were asked back for a game next fall after they had attracted the largest opening game crowd in a number of years. ieee CHESHIER Quarterback Monticello, Ark. 2. IRA JONES Guard Helena, Ark. S LWNIS BISHOP Quarterback Little Rock, Ark. 4. FRANK CARSON, JR. Back Monticello, Ark. See ee FEVER Teh End Smackover, Ark. 6. VAN BREWER Center Cotton Plant, Miss. 7. BENNY GASTON Halfback McGehee, Ark. CaERRYareEILD Tackle Little Rock, Ark. 9. NORMAN WELLS End Hamburg, Ark. 10,.:.PAUL STEGALL Tackle Monticello, Ark. ipa vVERLSGICLE Halfback Monticello, Ark. The team played two games on their next trip to the eastern part of the United States; the first, with Eastern Kentucky Teachers in Richmond, Kentucky, and the next, with Lebanon Valley College in Hershey, Pennsyl- vania. Several large cities were visited including Pitts- burg, Washington, Baltimore, and Nashville. The boys enjoyed the wonderful hospitality of the Hershey Choco- late Company for several days and had full opportunity to enjoy their stay in one of the most beautiful spots in the nation. Hans Groenhoff, ace photographer for ee ees and Life Magazine, travelled with the team for a day. Two days after the return from the East, the team started on its trip to the West, playing the first game at Denton, Texas. During the following week, the team saw the Grand Canyon, the Painted Desert, the Rocky Mountains, and many other scenic spots. Three days were spent in Los Angeles and Hollywood where the team visited many of the show places, saw many movie stars, and went through Warner Brothers Studio. The team visited with Bob Burns and were his guests both at his home and at the broadcasting studio. One of the brightest events of the trip was the dating party which the boys enjoyed with a group of U.C.L.A. girls, including several who appear in pictures. Leaving Hollywood, the team travelled through the Orange groves and grape vineyards of California and up the Sierra Nevada Mountains to Reno, Nevada, where a game was played with the University of Nevada. AI- though the game was lost, the boys soon forgot the defeat in the liveliest and most rapidly-moving city in America. The most exciting travel of the season came next as the team drove to the coast. Winding through gorges, climbing past Mt. Lassen, skirting Mt. Shasta, and creeping around the peaks of the Sierras on the narrow roads carved from the side of the mountains gave the boys probably their greatest thrills. On reaching the coast, the team lost to California State in a driving rain storm. Hurriedly, the team started on their next leg of the trip, covering sixteen hundred miles of mountain and desert in the next four days to reach Rapid City in time for their game with the School of Mines. The Boll Weevils won this game in one of the best and most spectacular displays of football ever seen in the state. Fifteen hundred miles were travelled in the next three days, reaching home at midnight before playing Hendrix College the next afternoon. The Boll Weevils lost to Hendrix in the last three minutes of play after holding them to the closest game between the two teams in the past ten years. During the three weeks, the team play- ed five games interspersed between seven thousand miles of bus travel—an endurance record which has probably never been equalled by an American college football team. IAM Ese HIE Halfback Parkdale, Ark. ZeeMARLES COLVIN Tackle Bernice, La. See ae eC UBAGE Halfback Fordyce, Ark. 4. RALPH STEGALL End Monticello, Ark. 5. TEDDY McKINNEY Halfback Rison, Ark. 6. AUDIS BARRINGER Tackle New Edinburg, Ark. e POEWELIS. GRYDER Guard El Dorado, Ark. 8. GEORGE TOLSON Center Rison, Ark. 9. ROBERT MASKELL End Booneville, Ark. 10; JOHN SCRITCHFIELD Guard El Dorado, Ark. 11. WORTH BRUNER Center Mineola, Texas 12. STANLEY CHESHIER End Monticello, Ark. After a short rest, the team made another eastern trip, playing in New York City and in Springfield, Missouri. A number of colleges and universities were visited on the trip which included a number of interest- ing miles of travel up the Atlantic Coast. While in New York, enjoying the thrills of a large city, the team received large amounts of publicity from most of the New York newspapers. The last game was played with North-West Miss- issippi College whom the Aggies defeated by a score of 28 to O in one of the best exhibitions of orthodox foot- ball ever seen on the local field. The ‘“Marx Brothers of Football’’ proved to their supporters that they could play good, straight football and win when they wished. eg nema” ost f on 5 oF Se ee ae. oe er 1. Gee Gosh, Coach, are we going to play Oskosh. B’gosh! 2. Twenty-five yards of publicity. 3. Before the game. 4. The coach talks it over. 5. Ready, boys? 6. Coker drives again. 7.A minute till kick-off. 8. Kick that ball. 9. The half. 10. Yea, team! 11. Is this a huddle? Battery “B”.. Battery ‘’B’’ was organized on the campus of the Agricultural and Mechanical College, Monti- cello, Arkansas, and was Fed- erally recognized on October 16, 1923. The home of the battery was in a frame building until it was moved into the present arm- ory in 1926. FIRST LIEUTENANTS Major B. S. Hargis command- ed the battery until March 11, Hanson, Sumner 1933, when he was promoted, and Captain James H. Hutchin- son, who is now in command of the battery, was put in charge. The battery has had four first lieutenants: Hugh P. Moffitt, James H. Hutchinson, Alaga H. Boyd, and Clayton C. Hanson Hugh P. Moffitt, Walter P. Nel- son, James H. Hutchinson, Alaga H. Boyd, Fay W. Hammons, Crawford R. McLellan, Travis C. Keahey, Frank W. McGibbony, and George L. Ladd have served the battery as second lieuten- ants, in the order named. The battery has had only two supply sergeants and caretakers. Sergeant Jennings B. McDuffie served in this capacity from the time the battery was organized until his death on February 18, 1937. Sergeant McDuffie had the name of being one of the best caretakers in this Corps Area. Sergeant Robert G. An- derson, followed McDuffie as supply sergeant and held that position until January, 1941. This position is now held by Ser- geant Gerard Sangster. JAMES H. HUTCHINSON Captain BATTERY “B” 206th C. A. [AA], Monticello, Arkansas Now with THESUINITED STATES AR ivan Fort Bliss, Texas SEGONDSEIEUTENANTS Abernathy, Harris, Kimbrough, McDuffie, Griffin, Nichols, Byargeon x ® ; ) 1. They call it Adagio. must’ve been a beautiful baby. Katie Frank. 6. Who's Who???? and Old Glory. 9. Intramurals, 2. Coleman—tennis fireball ace. 4. Resting between pictures. 7. Scene—the post office. 3. Janie, you 5. Swing it, 8. Boy, girl, JUNIORS— CLASS OF ‘42 tos ULE INSON JR: President Secretary of Sigma Tau Gamma, Alpha Delta Gamma, President of Chorus, Reporter of Pre- Med Club, Blackfriars’ Guild, Band. Monticello, Ark. MARY FRANCES BARNES - Vice-President Phi Sigma Chi, Drum Corps, Chorus, Engineers’ GIUb AY SVs GAA: Little Rock, Ark. MARION DOWNEY z President of Phi Phi Phi, President of Y. W. C. A. Dermott. Ark. __ Secretary JOAN LAND - a . Representative Phi Sigma Chi, Pre-Med Club. Pine Bluff, Ark. CAR ee DIINGER ae, __ Representative Sigma Tau Gamma, Blackfriars’ Guild, Alpha Delta Gamma, Pre-Med Club. Monticello, Ark. Re@y lel Hiram |. Anderson Lester Andrews Mary Frances Barnes Frances Bland A. C. Boyette Thomas Burnham Helen Camden Ewilda Chambers Charles Childers Dalton Coleman Marie Cooke Warner Cruce Marion Downey Teddy Duckworth William Durrett L. V. Edwards Terry Feild Mrs. Edna Ferguson William Fish Billy Gates Robert Harrell Lester Herrington Jas. H. Hutchinson, Jr. Lewis Ingram Lena Jasay Mary Eleanor Jolley lra Jones Joan Land Karl Leidinger Mildred Martin Mary Elizabeth Matthews J. H. Mo rrison Durwood: Mosely Mary Elizabeth Moss Prather Munnerlyn Zeither Owen Erwin Paulus Levi Perdue George Puckett Freda Reap Vester Reynolds Imogene Robinson Ellen Sue Rogers Frances Rogers Charlotte Rouse Fred Schneider Vernon Scogin Shelby Sevier Marjorie Simms Martha Sims Charles Spencer Thomas Tucker Martheild Walsh Dorothy Whitehead George Wilkinson Ruth Williams Maurice Willis Velma Wood JUNIORS— CLASS OF (42 MOINI@ RS GLASon Ob. 42 Mary Elizabeth Matthews, Secretary of Phi Sigma Chi, BOLL WEEVIL Staff, Secretary of Pre-Med Club, Vice-President of Lambda Sigma, Beauty, Blackfriars’ Guild, Corporal in Drum Corps, Collegiate Bible Class— oe ace 2 ba Me BE See = McGehee, Ark. Lewis Ingram, C. C. C. es ene = Little Rock, Ark. Dalton Coleman, Engineers’ Club, Intramural, Esquire Club__El Dorado, Ark. Mrs. Edna Ferguson, Phi Sigma Chi arene er Monticello, Ark. MGMMNOR inom nitodinc chi. Lambdassigmde. 22 2225. 2) oWilmarsArk. Fredamnedp, mome:ec Glub,-Y,VV.G,A:, Chorus, B.Y.P.U; 222222 Worren, Ark. Frances Rogers, Pre-Med Club, Board of Publications, Chorus __Camden, Ark. GhanOutes An heRNOUSEmEMiariigr (iene se se see) eT Pee england s ke Fred Schneider, Phi Lambda Chi, Band ___ _. __Pine Bluff, Ark Velma Wood, Phi Sigma Chi, President of Blackfriars’ Guild, Drum Major Cla rummCcorosmLombpdc olGmd=ss =. = ae Monticello, Ari. Ruth Williams__— © ae ER =e _El Dorado, Ark. Vester Reynolds, Intramural____— aa 2 eee New sedinburg, Arie Ellen Sue Rogers, Treasurer of Phi Phi Phi, President of Lambda Sigma, WEEVIL OUTLET, Drum Corps, Student Council Grady, Ark. Marie Cooke, Treasurer of Y.W.C.A., B.S.U. oN Kelso, Ark Robert Erwin Paulus, Sigma Tau Gamma, Blackfriars’ Guild, National Guard 2 ene _ Warren, Ark. Zeither Owen_ = é: _Pine Bluff, Ark. Prather Munnerlyn, BOLL WEEVIL STAFF, Pre-Med Club, B.S.U., WEEVIL OUTLET, Manager of Book Store, Sergeant of Band, Chorus, Intramural— pore s ster Saorlisies. Ark: JUNIORS == GEASS S@ Ee 47 JUNIORS— CLASS OF 742 Thomas Tucker, Alpha Delta Gamma, Agri Club_______._____ Strong, Ark. Helen Camden, Secretary of B.S.U., Phi Phi Phi, Y.W.C.A.___- Lonoke, Ark. Frances Bland, Phi Phi Phi, Lambda Sigma, Drum Corps, WEEVIL OUTLET— Bee se Gorihnage ss Ark Warner Cruce, Phi Lambda Chi, Vice-President of Junior Class, Band— = _Monticello, Ark. Thomas Burnham, Sigma Tau Gamma, Intramural_______ Lake Village, Ark. Durward Moseley, Phi Lambda Chi, President of Pre-Med Club, Vice- President of B.S.U., Activity Council, Chorus_ Warren, Ark. A. C. Boyette, BOLL WEEVIL, National Guard, Y.M.C.A., Intramural— Huttig, Ark. Lena Jasay _Monticello, Ark. Maurice Willis, Treasurer of Phi Lambda Chi, Pre-Med Club, Chorus— 3 ; _Monticello, Ark. George Puckett, President of Agri Club, Alpha Delta Gamma, WEEVIL OUTEET a _Green Forest, Ark. Mary Eleanor Jolley, Phi Sigma Chi, Home Ec Club, Blackfriars’ Guild— _. Monticello, Ark. Hiram ‘’Dick’’ Anderson, Sigma Tau Gamma, Business Manager of WEEVIL OUTEEN Band Blackfriars, Guild; Y iW.G:Ay GC A.A;___ 2 Little: Rock; Ark: William Fish, Alpha Delta Gamma, Engineers’ Club____ __ Beotah City ani Charles Childers, Alpha Delta Gamma ___ a _Monticello, Ark. ira Jones, President of Sigma Tau Gamma, Editor of BOLL WEEVIL, Student Council, Activity Cabinet, Football Team, ‘A’ Club, Esquire Club, Presidentzeem = fos ee ee ee elena eA, Terry Feild, “A” Club, Football... _.._____________Little Rock, Ark. Mary Elizabeth Moss, Phi Phi Phi__—— _ Willmar, Ark. 1. Is that a good book, Mr. Osburn? 2. And they took a trip. 3. Miss Bess and ‘‘Mother’’ Cathey decorate the Business Office. 4. Studying, or enjoy- ing yourselves. 5. Time out for Dr. Beck. 6. Limber Leveritt in front of the Ad Building. 7. Mr. Smith on the Agricultural side. 8. Teachers’ din- ing hall. 9%. Divisional Chairmen confer with President Bankston. Collegiate Bible Class Omi baleGersR. S Louise Williams - President Leslie Shipley s Mary DeLoach Karl Leidinger Boys’ Vice-President Girls’ Vice-President Secretary Treasurer James Sawyer _.— Mrs ies On Wallick: Adviser Mr. Lamar Williamson Teacher Ist row: Williams, Shipley, Leidinger, Sawyer, Leveritt, Haley, Huffman. Znd row: Martin, Lyle, Dickey, Ingram, Shelton, Matthews, DeLoach. 3rd row: Humphreys, Wilson, Maxwell, Brewer, Hollingsworth, Price, Roberts. Nagle Tillar Durret ILALZOW OU], ¥ sateen Upeee cae Mi f 7 { BOYS’ INTRAMURAL LEAGUE AGES GRAPES OF WRATH = SWAMP ANGELS CAVALIERS SIGMA TAUS PH| LAMBDA CHI'S GIRLS’ INTRAMURAL COUNCIL Mrs. L. O. Wallick—Advisor Mrs. L. O. Wallick— Advisor Mildred Johnston ® _Assistant Advisor Maxine Gilliam ip AS President Marnelle Young_ 35 i Vice President Felen’ .Porter2228. — Mary C. Etheridge_ ___Secretary-Treasurer ae = Reporter 1. INTRAMURAL COUNCIL 2. GILLIAM’S PUNCHERS 3. YOUNG’S WARRIORS 4. PORTER’S TOPPERS 5. SCRAPPERS 6. ST. ANNE’S TEAM i. The gates to knowledge. 2. Who’s ahead? 3. Girl athletes. 4. Phi Sig initiation. 5. Who’s Who in a financial contest. 6. Better hurry, girls. 7. How do you do, Karl. 8. Late again, Julie? 9. The gates from knowledge. = . bd | Phi y Z : Lambda ek esis Paul Reasons —__ ree __. President James Scisson - oe Se Su a ee VIC resiaent Shelby McGee. 2. _. . Se ee ea Maurice. Willis...) 2 .. ee ee Garry. Kitchens: .22222 222.22 ee The founders of Phi Lambda Chi, in creating an organization, opened the door to great opportunities for students of teacher training. The college fraternity is somewhat : unique; it is an organization of which every member is proud and for which every brother | ‘ has labored. On January 14, 1940 a group of Phi Lambda Chi fraternity men from Arkansas State Teachers College at Conway, Arkansas, came to Arkansas A. M. College to install the baby organization on our campus, the Gamma Chapter of Phi Lambda Chi Fraternity. On that date ten men were initiated, who wee to make and did make Gamma Chapter a major organization on our campus. Since that time Gamma has initiated thirty-four outstanding men of our college, who rank high in their respective chosen field and likewise enjoy a position of leadership and distinction on our campus. We are constantly is a . trying to promote a feeling of friendship with our fellow man. = ae ee Cruse: Py Se Hoyt Clifton, Dunlap, Foote, Gntapledt Beales nye L Higginbotham, Le-Higginbotham, Hogan, Mosley, Rial, Roberts, Schneider, ae : : Oe . Strahan, Urton, and Wenzel. [yy er Pd i fae 3. fF Lt? al il 7 ¢ ‘At is not the participating: inc activities that makes one as happy as the reminiscing of the memories associated with these occasions. The men of Phi Lambda Chi 1940-41 will turn through these pages in later years and remember old friends, who, together with themselves helped to build this chapter in its younger years. They will remember the anniversary banquet, January 12, celebrating the progress of this first year. Their thoughts will venture back to A. and M. with memories of ‘‘rats’’ with their paddles and of “shinny rat,’’ nor will they ever forget the gala spring for- mal. It is to these happy moments in the future that we dedi- tate sthese pages of our yearbook. hy t : F 4 ‘ ) sy 7) — m ; - ad iS fo a oa. BiEtib me lAKIR Le Sweetheart be '@ 4 ion ae, 84 suto- A a . wr lo mis cd eo q J pred Te ee f Gund Jor ib ACA RICA LIN PTT OFFICERS Marion Downey ___President Frances Lyle Vice President Kathryn Johnson__- Secretary Sule: ROgéfssa= === Treasurer SPONSOR Mrs. J. A. Garrett . y} a ’ KO, MEMBERS (a Frances Bland yy y Danna Boucher wv N t WW aa eae | . Flosada Boyd - OS Ds � . AD 7 A K” Helen Camden 9 Mot “DN Mavis Carter P oh a t Helen Cox Odell Davidson Bobby Gene Easley aloha rela Chatlesting Finch SM Sa OS eee. x OK ee HISTORY Founded at Arkansas A. and M. College on October 16, 1934, to promote true friendship among the college girls by inculcating into their hearts and lives those principles of truth, of honor and of duty, without which there can be no true friendships. ® MEMBERS Eloise Groves Virginia Ruth Harris Lois Heflin ° Ola Sue Hudson Thelma Hughes Wilma Hughes Floy Rae Johnson Christine Locke Ae Eloise Moore 7 Mary Elizabeth Moss Helen Price Jane Pryor Charlotte Ann Rouse Juliet White Marjorie Mae Ingram ee, 24% ol ° 4 row Uewe Cm AAN ZA, « — ee oe | Q ie yy Qin sl Po 4a Baal Chat | : re Yi fetes - | en 5 ALY: gate et | hi Sigma The Phi Sigma Chi Sorority was organized in 1936, by Jo Hutchinson, Elizabeth Culbertson, and Louine Sel- man at the home of Mrs. J. H. Hutch- inson, and since then has been one of the most active organizations on the campus. Mrs. T. C. Weiler was elected sponsor, and the next year she was succeeded by Mrs. Alaga Boyd. In 1938, Mrs. Boyd was succeeded by Mrs. M. J. Durand, who is still our active sponsor. Last year Mrs. Lamar Williamson, Mrs. R. D. Dickens, OFFICERS 9 ‘aswS 75 President_____ nee L. F. Kimbrough Ap A x Vice-President - phos i... .... Edith? Smite hee SECretOly eee ee _M. E. Matthews |i“) Treasurer __. Margaret Clark . J Sponsor A ahel eenaee Mrs. M. J. Durand : ey kg af 714 ta | i ee eaten an 4 - = Loy2 First Row: Wood, Freeman, Land, Hopkins:“Second Row: Moffatt, Martin, Dickey, John- { ey 7, son. Third Row: Vick, Jolley, Clingman, Corder. Fourth Row: Gibson, Tillar, Raley, 7“. Y Etheridge. Fifth Row: DeLoach, Looney,) Brewster, Sims. .Sixth Row: Barnes, Menter. — f i ff 4 E Le 4 Lome grow by Wack, ro! gs | ; ee p bp | eer owt Lid ya ae ak y a or§ S conihen Lan oe Ah Ke i) oy BR) Sark : e Sigma lau Gammazex, x IRA JONES__ _ 3 JOE SHELTON) TILDEN WEbLS JAMES HUTCHINSON _Secrétary BERT HARP _S_-A SP : Treasurer __President Vice President Sponsor Carson, Edward Saunders, Leslie Shipley, Compere Ryburn. Second Row: Leo Daniels, Bobbie Anderson, David Ramsey, Robert Wilson, Gordon San- ders, Gerard Sangster, Karl Leidinger. Third Row: Thomas Burnham, Bebe Paulus, Bob Paulus, Dick Anderson, Conley Graves, W. N. Roark, James Sawyer, L. L. Hollingsworth. Sa = 4 Y; 3 First Row: Richard Bonnell, Zaphney Humphreys, James Landers, Frank oe ¢ ¥ j 2 { { iH ? p 2 | 2 : 1 j 9 i i | f | a i) | | : : ; : q Pe | ; i | h : { ; First Row: Matthews, Sims, Rogers, Ridge, Rodgers. Ingram, Johnson, Ferguson, Williams, Lyle. | OFFICERS President ae Vice-President “i us Secretary and Treasurer ____ —— Second Row: Wood, -Marjorie Mae Ingram whee oe Reta Soe Velquividex Rodgers _Louise Williams Reporter Mildred Johnson MEMBERS Mary Elizabeth Matthews Edna Ferguson Martha Sims Velma Wood Marjorie Simms Sue Rogers Frances Lyle Inez Ridge Te ee ee Ist Row: Cooper, Tucker, Childers, Puckett. 2nd Row: Fish, Chisolm, Leidinger, Hutchinson OFFICERS PocieGcope hea wets sae aaa ss President f nomasmeLuckers: ae.) ss Pap oP = Vice President i Ghorless. Childers 2 =e in 2 e, ___Secretary-Treasurer George sWilkinsone. 23 == ave ee ee __ Reporter George Puckett_____ = Fer) ee open Reporter ee peenletchereeme se 5 ee es ee geo ee DONO, Cooper Fletcher Leidinger Childers Fish Puckett Chisolm Hutchinson Tucker Wilkinson 1. Bunny and her honey in the commons. 2. Practicing pole-sitting. 3. What gets the most attention, Dr. Fletcher’s diagram or the camera? 4. Between classes at the commons. _ 5. It’s the Indian in them. 6. Will you be my valentine? 7. Imagine getting Mr. Smith to put any- thing in black and white. 8. Interested? Or just politicing- 9. All right, DeLoach, make up your mind. G ee At f 2: Orr Sophomores Y) Y) WILLIAM HANDLY. Monticello, Arkansas President aa! ) KATHRYN JOHNSON Crossett, Arkansas Secretary DICKEY BONNELL : _Memphis, Tennessee Vice-President JAMES SCISSON_ ss _Biscoe, Arkansas Treasurer Ay eX 7 |LESUIF SHIPLEY. cd 2 Oe te Hermitage, Arkansas otra | Representative � oy TO. SS Vag soTOmMMOY dog = CLASS OF ‘43 Dubb Roark Hermitage, Arkansas Sigma Tau focnrae BOLL WEEVIL, Student Council, Pre-Med Elli}sy C. AS Adnan aParrishas = = eee Warren, Arkansas Home Ec Club, Y.W.A. PROUCESEEVY.CULS = mecmees ieee. a. __Monticello, Arkansas Mildred Johnston - £ = Camden, Arkansas Home Ec Club, Chorus Cotham Rial - McGehee, Arkansas Phi Lambda Chi, Band, Drum Major Joe Urton we Ls _Carlisle, Arkansas Phi Lambda Chi, CANIS, Band, Y.M.C.A., Base Erwin Paulus _Warren, Arkansas Sigma Tau Gamma, National Guard, Blackfriars’ Guild, Cheer Leader. Julian Herren __— ; Wilmot, Arkansas Bole ShortismeyciV . CoA: Marjorie Chambers _ Glendale, Arkansas Home Ec Club, Y.W.A. Alpha Henry —__- 2 ee _ Hampton, Arkansas Pre-Med Club, BOLL WEEVIL George Rummell ae Bees Cingsland,sArkamsas Agri Club, Intramural Harlan Funderburg __ a ee = = VionticellomsArkansas Aubrey Bogey © ee. ___. McGehee, Arkansas Pre-Med Club Dorothy Tichenor Ci a McGehee, Arkansas Drum Corps, BOLL- WEEVIL BicvaReVansm == LES eee eee eee Dorado, eAr Kansas Agri Club Leonard: Dawkins === = ae Pee ees OuUMIGiinet tl, ArKaimsas Gerard Sangster _. _ _Warren, Arkansas Sigma Tau Gamma, “National Guard, Presid- nt, Soshomore Class, First Semester Mavis Feaster_— Warren, Arkansas WEES. Home Ec Club, B.S.U., Y.W.A. Norman Wells — eee ie See : Hamburg, Arkansas Football, ‘National Guard, B.S.U., Intramural Warren Griswold cee et Malvern, Arkansas BOLL WEEVIL, WEEVIL ‘OUTLET, SILC. AS , Agri Club COMIN CICIIIC y suena aes ue ER ee ee Nowe bucrecerd Arkansas National Guard, Intramural Joe Shelton = __- _ Monticello, Arkansas Sigma Tau Gamma, Orchestra, Band, Pre-Med Club. Harold Grumbles —__ _____Star City, Arkansas Phi ambda. Chi, Pre- -Med Club, “National Guard © Sophomores @Otineee Aes GAS AGS'S CLASS OF ‘43 Gompercn ny DUI) see en Se __ Grapevine, Arkansas Sigma Tau Gamma, C.A.A. Danny Coston eg ee es Bearden, Arkansas Chorus Rachel Hopkins Winchester, Arkansas Phi Sigma Chi, Chorus, Blackfriars Guild, Cheer Leader, Drum Corps. Odell Davidson McGehee, Arkansas Bhieeinipent, ine WEEVIL, Secretary, Home Ec Club, Basa); Council, NEV AG Laura Frances Vick Dumas, Arkansas Phi Sigma Chi, Drum Corps Edna Bond Gibson 2 Dermott, Arkansas Phi Sigma Chi, Drum Corps, ‘Chorus, Blackfriars Guild. Claudine Childers_______ a DeWitt, Arkansas Home Ec Club Jimmy elOney 2. es = = Woodberry, Arkansas Agri Club Marie Castleberry Hermitage, Arkansas President, B.S. U,, Y.W.C. ix, Home Ec Club U CChwe ir ChiGhiz- ees es Gillett, Arkansas Home Ec Club Max Knight_ a bs ate ue Widener, Arkansas Y.M.C.A., National Guard Grady Johnson___ x“ Norphlet, Arkansas Engineers Club, Band, Y.M.C.A. Wilma Hughes ie = Camden, Arkansas PhitPhi: Phi Drum-Gorps Hoyerclittona= = == = Monticello, Arkansas Phi Lambda Chi UN aainver Wels = 2 ee Camden, Arkansas Phi Phi Phi, Drum Corps Mary Esther Lassiter = Cabot, Arkansas WoVVG.Ac Home: Ec: Glib Herman Beverburg Gillett, Arkansas National Guard, Engineers Club, Y.M.C.A. Maxine Gilliam oe ; So ane Carlisle, Arkansas Home Ec Club John T. Goodman a = es Malvern, Arkansas SE MeTi Cc. Juanita Abston 7 Be Winchester, Arkansas Y.W.A., Chorus Ivan Adams, Jr. Es vA _ Pickens, Arkansas Agri Club Tunis Bishop _Little Rock, Arkansas Y.M.C.A., Football, National Guard Mary Frances Dickey Monticello, Arkansas Phi Sigma Chi, Beauty a Swe, SO dl 1:0, S.caval omoydoc CLASS OF ‘43 Phi Phi Phi, B.S.U., Home Ec Club, Y.W.A. Dorothy Freeman . Je Monticello, Arkansas Phi Sigma Chi, Chorus Florence Evans net Warren, Arkansas Home Ec Club Pattie Phenton Moffatt - e Monticello, Arkansas Phi Sigma Chi, Blackfriars Guild, Chorus Lucy Lewis _ ¥. Etire. 5 Monticello, Arkansas Wilburn Strahan A a Warren, Arkansas Phi Lambda Chi, Cheer Leader Marnelle Young Sees Star City, Arkansas Homesee Club, P: E. Council Lacelle Fowler Z , Banks, Arkansas WEY Gr eny .VV¥aA liome Ec. Club Bettysolmpson22.— = Hamburg, Arkansas Home Ec Club Marnelle Burns s Star City, Arkansas Home Ec Club P. M. Cheshier _Monticello, Arkansas oee |UD Truston Childress Ce Kingsland, Arkansas Yo Gis Erby Cathey a = ae Briggsville, Arkansas AGiie ClubpaY MEG AY Louisa Serrett ee � % Hamburg, Arkansas Engineers Club Doyle Burke e Ash Flat, Arkansas GiG,G: SiahieyaOUrhania= =e 2529 Cabot, Arkansas National Guard, B.S.U. Richordertanklitia-.. 2 52 ___ .. Hamburg, Arkansas National Guard, Vice-Pres. Agri Club Helen Camden me _Lonoke, Arkansas Phi Phi Phi, Secretary, B.S.U., Y.W.A. Prather Munnerlyn ay Carlisle, Arkansas Band, B.S.U., Intramural, WEEVIL OUTLET, Chorus, BOLL WEEVIL Bobbie Ross So ees ie ee Dumas, Arkansas President, Engineers Club Martha Blanks___ eee Hamburg, Arkansas Maurine Martin 2 ; _Monticello, Arkansas Phi Sigma Chi, Pre-Med Club William Garrison Warren, Arkansas Ola Sue Hudson Fordyce, Arkansas Soa ey orn Outlet First Row: Ramick, Anderson, Groves, De Loach, Lewis, Tillar. Second Row: Puckett, Tucker, White, Feild, Boucher, Rogers. Third Row: Lyle, Bonnell, Kimbrough, Bland, Rog- ers, Griswold. Fourth Row: Raley, Abston, Johnson, Munnerlyn, Johnson. Cobern Ramick__-_____ Associate Editor Dickie: Bonnell xeaea aoa Band Reporter Dick Anderson______ Business Manager Dawson Barlow ________ Band Reporter Eloise Groves____ __ Advertisement Staff Joe Solomon____ __Band Reporter Mary De Loach____ Advertisement Staff La Frances Kimbrough __Band Reporter Vennie Lewis ____ Advertisement Staff Frances ab land === Aa Humor Editor Charlotte Tillar____ Advertisement Staff Sue Rogers no. a Humor ediice George Puckett_._____ Editorial Writer Loy Perry __ __ Humor diter Thomas shucke tase aes Editorial Writer Warren Griswold ______- News Reporter Juliet White Society Editor James Hawthorne____ __ News Reporter erry. Feild meses Sports Reporter Emogene Raley ______ News Reporter Donna Boucher. aa Exchange Editor JuGnita sADston == eae News Reporter MEEBURN ROGERS sm eumeeeene EDITOR Miidred Johnson_______ News Reporter Brance Lvlemeanns Feature Writer Prather Munnerlyn_____ News Reporter Kathryn Johnson —_____ News Reporter Mildred Johnson TOM HALEY EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Ike BOG JONES BUSINESS MANAGER Associate Frances Lyle = Assistant James Sawyer o Class Edith Smith Senior Class Mary Elizabeth Matthews Odell Davidson a Junior Class Sophomore Class Shelby McGee Freshman Class Warren Griswold Charlestine Finch Activity Assistant Activity T. A. Lagrone Editor Editor Editor Editor Editor Editor Editor Editor Editor = Photographer Zaphney Humphreys Prather Munnerlyn Dubb Roark Art Editor Associate Business Manager Assistant Business Manager First Row: Feaster, Downey, L. Rodgers, Johnson, Cooke, Lassiter, Feild, Castleberry. Second Row: Fowler, Forrester, Ferguson, Neal, Harris, Cox, Galloway, Brewster. Third Row: Etheridge, Wells, Price, Carter, Smith, DeLoach, Reap, Huffman. Fourth Row: Pryor, White, Boucher, Brazelton, Porter, Easley, Finch, Johnston. Sponsor === x i Mrs; soamenknex President____ re _ = ___. Marion Downey Vice-President aes ete Bat 0 _. LaRue Rodgers Secretary _— pare aes x be Kathryn Johnson Treasurer ot es tata ie ae _Marie Cooke Mary E. Lassiter Sybil Harris Marie Castleberry Lacelle Fowler Juanita Forrester Harriet Ferguson Mary Blanche Neal Virginia Ruth Harris Helen Cox Maxine Galloway Ollie Mae Edwards Mary Colen Etheridge MEMBERS Helen Wells Dorothy Price Mavis Carter Mary Lee Smith Mary E. DeLoach Freda Reap Juanita Huffman Charlotte Tillar Jane Pryor Mavis Feaster Frances White Danna Boucher Edna Sue Brazelton Josephine Shankle Bobby Gene Easley Charlestine Finch Floy Rae Johnston Betty Rose Porter Annie Bitely Alma Brewster Jane Feild Mrs. R. E. Crump Mrs. Bessie White First Row: Feaster, Rodgers, Hudson, L. Rodgers, Clark, Johnston, Galloway. Second Row: Brewster, Brazelton, White, Parrish, Castleberry, Carter, Haynie. Third Row: Camden, Etheridge, Johnson, Fowler, Abston, Griswood, Lassiter. Fourth Row: Wells, Manning, Works, Oliver! Davideor � EW gr ota o Agri. Club | First Row: Wisner, Cathey, Rummel, Hughes, Maxwell, Woodiel, Scisson. Second Row: Griswold, McDuffie, Puckett, Barnes, Lewis, Wilson, Tolleson. Third Row: Toney, Kelly, Johnson, Evans, Chisolm, Bell, Adams, Tucker. OFFICERS President ___ S - Erby Cathey _George Rummel Secretary and Treasurer ‘ Reporter Pee ee ee a 4 Jimmie Toney MEMBERS Abbott Coker Harrod Knox Rummel Adams Creed Hawthorne Lavender Sevier Attaway Evans Hill Lewis Sullivan Barnes R. Franklin Hughes Maxwell Tolleson Bell R. Franklin Johnson Moss Toney Brown Frizzell Jones McDuffie Tuck Cathey Goodwin E. Kelley Nichols Tucker | Chisolm Griswold F. Kelley Puckett Watson : Wilson Walker Williams First Row: Ross, Fish, Johnson, Landers, Myres. Third Row: Owen, Serrett, Colvin, Foote, 2 haley | Pryor. Noow, OW Faeroe a (ade. Pipe cwtet ga awl Ol CiERes We QA ke qorr are - fhe Yor Law Coecer pact Bobbie Ross of = é ¥ _President Sa PSNI erences Helm, Barnes, Caldwell, Coleman. Second Row: Evans, 2 , Dalton Coleman James Landers wretl Yor =a bere : oe Vice President wae J. A. Garrett el : fs Secretary- Treasurer Atecctadr ous et ioe Sponsor 5 faa G e MEMBERS gf 7 Sek ace ene Pho . Barnes Johnson Warrick ee Caldwell Landers Colvin Coleman Myres Foote Evans Owen Polk Fish Ross Pryor A Helm Serrett Perdue wr f ppt o. oF | ! i og ' if, a : A First Row: Moseley, Shipley, Sawyer, Matthews, Hutchinson, Bogey. Second Row: Forrester, Galloway, Gill, Grumbles, Handley, Henry. Third Row: Land, Leidinger, Munnerlyn, Roark, Willis, Martin, Hyatt. FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS President cies i x _. Durward Moseley Vice-President ts = James Hutchinson Secretary- Treasurer Joan Land SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS President 2 Leslie Shipley | Vice-President 2 ices James Sawyer Seeretary-Treasurer de = Mary Elizabeth Matthews es © : 0 dk i Durward Moseley Juanita Forrester Joan Land ee : } | Leslie Shipley Maxine Galloway Karl Leidinger yA A - th | : ae A s.4 ay i James Sawyer Earl Gill Prather Munnerlyn aes y YW 4 Mary Elizabeth Matthews Harold Grumbles Dubb Roark LY 0 4 |} sa James, Hutchinson, Jr. William Handley Maurice Willis ( ' 04) gw.) 4 ) Aubrey Bogey Alpha Henry Maurine Martin} yr 1 i ' oi 4 Crs Wilson Hyatt APNE yw ; We ; } ae Va L J 2 v° Sponsor W. C. Bophood . .Y . j Wee eo oo ean Oa ie by, J 1. A working man. 2. The sacred oak. er’. 5. Your guess is as good as mine. 3. Ditch diggers. 4. Snapshot of a ‘’snapshoot- 6. Two profs—Hodges and Demaree. 7. Walk sweeper deluxe. 8.Champ Sevier. 9.Ace, what’s the reason for the Jones-Cheshier duel? 10. We didn’t know that ladies duel. lS — Blackfriars’ Guild First Row: Tillar, Wood, Brewster, Clingman, R. Anderson, Boucher, Clark, Easley. Sec- ond Row: Gibson, Groves, Harp, Hill, Hopkins, Huffman, Hutchinson, Leidinger. Third Row: McGee, Matthews, Moore, Daniels, Price, Raley, Ramsey, Rogers. Fourth Row: Saw- yer, Smith, Miss Ratcliffe, White, Moffatt, DeLoach, @ A RIGSERES President =) ” Velma Wood Vice President___ x Pattie Phenton Moffatt Secretary-Treasurer Mary Elizabeth DeLoach Sponsor Miss Edwina Ratcliffe First Row: Feaster, Evans, Davidson, Lassiter, Hudson, Rodgers, Gilliam, French. Second Row: Childers, Reap, Young, Bolton, Abston, Carter, Ferguson, Forrestor. Third Row: Wat- son, Galloway, Cox, Heflin, Brazelton, Wells, Johnston, Fowler. Fourth Row: Harris, Horsley, Johnson, Parrish, Etheridge, Brewster, Neal, Hoover. Fifth R ow: Finch, Castle- berry, Chambers, Jolly, White, Price, Pryor, Shankle. OFFICERS SARA SREE IT errr ter vargas iat Miss Alma Whitaker Re Pe Sponsor i Mavis Feaster ee tetde hie President | . Dorothy Price a ee ae Eo ier ee ; Vice President : Odell Davidson oR) OR et 21 ae ae, ae See _ Secretary i DorotnvaV .ntte neater eet ans tue ease i reasurer Moby Ee Lassitenes.=- ==. peiees CPE Ihe Bes wee ee Reporter MEMBERS Feaster Childers Watson Harris Finch Bunn Evans Reap Galloway Horsley Castleberry Bitely Davidson Young Cox Johnson Chambers Porter Lassiter Bolton Heflin Parrish Jolly Ellis Hudson Abston Brazelton Etheridge § White Feild Rodgers Carter Wells Brewster Price Hooks | Gilliam Ferguson Johnston Neal Pryor Whitehead 1 French Forrester Fowler Hoover Shankle iRe, C les Creed, Frank Carson. =e ‘ o “ bog ¥ a: S 6 SN 2 ‘LeCroy A S s Ross . + x 2 y Q nae: Gates poe x x : cS ° f Roark iF Ng 4s S : SS eS: Cee a eg = e oc Beacons) James Sawyer, Bobbie Ross, Lane Jordan, Jane Feild, Terry MEMBERS Q ” Cc. A. A. Fall Semester : Anderson, Bonnell, Urton, Herren 4 ha, | Anderson — Attaway AAO 42 L MEMBERS soe fs fh feo | Bonnell —— Britton England Edwards Herren Fisher ; Magness Newsom Perry Nichols Solomon Reed | Urton Shepherd 1. Better hide that mug, Ace. 2. This reminds us of one of Liz’s goodnight kisses. The editor signs on the dotted line. Boys build. 6. Conversation. 7. Wh Girls. 9. Going through the line. oa, mule! 8. Raylene entertains the Gates 10. Brian’s Business College. ie 4.9:30 again and the mail’s in. 5. The N.Y.A. Hall _james sawyer, Hamburg, Arkansas ary colen etheridge, Hamburg, Arkansas Allen, Charles : . Almonrode, Hollis Andrews, Helen Arduengo, Arnold Asheraft, Margaret Atkins, William Barnes, Eugene Bell, Harold Bitely, Annie Bolton, Elizabeth Boucher, Danna Boyd, James Brazelton, dna Sue Brewster, Alma Ruth Brown, Ruth Bunn, Eula Burgess, Frank Caldwell, J. H. Carson, Frank Carter, James Carter, Mavis Cathey, Charles Chennault, Margaret Cline, James W. Clingman, Abbie Ruth Coke, Richard Coker, Jessee Colvin, (C.. i Crain, Robert Creed, Charles Cubage, John Cunningham, John F. Daniel, W. Leo DeArmond, Dale DeLoach, Mary Dickey, Fee, Jr. Duffle, Dean Dunean, Doy Dunlap, Martel Durain, Hugene Kasley, Bobbie Jean Edmondson, Justus _jane pryor, Hamburg, Arkansas eed Mary @Makouri, Wadie “eild, Ja sards, Dyas! Durean Franklin, Ray Frizzell, Donald Gaston, Bennie Goodwin, IKkeith Graves, Conley Griswood, Ruby Lee Groves, Eloise Grubbs, Russell Gryder, Jewell Hackett, W. L. Hale, Ralph Harrelson, Ersel Harris, Virginia Ruth Haynie, Wanda Sue Heflin, Lois Higginbotham, Joe Higginbotham, Leroy Hill, Morris Hogan, Roscoe Hollingsworth, L. L. Hoover, Annie Pearl Horn, Garvin Horsley, Mary Frances Hughes, Paul Humphreys, Zaphney Hyatt, Wilson Isch, Arthur Johnson, William Chas. Johnston, Floy Rae Jones, Jimmie Jordon, Lane Justice, Gladys Rash, Marjorie ste Reed, John Ridings, Roy Braska James Aw Cecil Mnie neau, GUxK e, Shelby e ney, Teddy g) Weer j Martin, Ros Menter, Ray Moore, Jimjnie se Leon Moses, len ay Raymor Myr re rd Nagle, ye Jeal . ne Newcom senia « Helen Oliver, Virginia‘ O’Mary, Sin Owen, Buron W enzel, Bobby White, Burl J. — White, Frances Owen, Ned White, Juliet Parks, Wallace Williams, Tullas Polk, Walter PQ as ee a Porter, Bettye R Wsbson, Price, Dorothy “— wis i Price, Edrie Ann Wolfe, Pryor, Harry W. Wood, Ine Pryor, Jane Woods, MargtT Raley, Emogene Works, Mary Ralph, Lawrence Yelvington, AT Ramick, Coburn r ae Roark, Trevelyn rs, James haces Roberts, Richard eS IR CA. Sampson, Virgin Clarence anders, Gordon Lloy lla Maxwell, Dal ae Tolle hi Mays, Bill Ve a Sy Tolson, bert NG a _charlotte tillar, Tillar, Arkansas oS XS ia orie Ee 8 x n Via. dOe 25.5 Viele SS UIUIYSIOD H DA Aa aS S BS = ah e CLASS OF ‘44 richard coke a eugene barnes - = Hamburg, edrie ann price - e bs = @ DeWitt, Virginia ruth harris = —_.Hamburg, mavis carter E pee ee Pine: BIUbt, ersel harrelson ae Warren, john henry caldwell, jr te _Parkdale, robert a. wenzel _. . _Pine Bluff, zaphney humphreys - es = Pine Bluff, virginia oliver __ ele St Fountain Hill, robert anderson - a = ie ee ittleminock: hie : wilson hyatt____._ Be sae z Monticello, + ASRS pe Pay = - a oF ay edna sue brazelion a es __ New Edinburg, eee Sy _Ygordon sandérs = _— ss Camden, eis FicKard: roberts ___ 4 z Huntsville, | joe higginbotham : BL Hamburg, “£2 eee Sry ine ie y arate ruth christine brown__ a. 2 Warren, alleene watson apie ee Pe Tinsman, leo ganielsaa . 22— cide “ ees Princeton: hollis almonrode_. bee ae] Hatfield, john e. reed (Aaa = ee pass Huntsville, robert hargis % - - Warren, john cubage a 2 ee eee SE OrayGes margaret ashcraft pe ee Monticello, El Dorado, Oklahoma Arkansas Arkansas Arkansas Arkansas Arkansas Arkansas Arkansas Arkansas Arkansas Arkansas Arkansas Arkansas Arkansas Alabama Arkansas Arkansas Arkansas Arkansas Arkansas Arkansas Arkansas Arkansas Arkansas Freshmen GuIS RES eS = OSE GLASS OF 7A CHOnLeESsOOGdS sarees sete eT = eee toracity; Marteuedun |G pues seek a es el Jet en a Pine Bluff, CODULIELOUIC Ke amen ee A z c El Dorado, Oy CacestOLeSOnmesemn amen ee Seg ee ew Hamburg, james landers_____ = pee Re oaks ___Warren, raylene menter______ e = oy Warren, maxine galloway________ z Rye, conley graves______ = pe Ba eae ee Dermott, victor parrott = Wha? eee charles dillahunt_ we ae ek ee New Edinburg, Cab amarch=s ee Ps ates ae Huntsville, Hatfield, bettye robinson = franks burgess.— == = ess Monticello, ete! oe ___Hamburg, james cline mae z a Boe ee Marble, Lite act wee latiield: roy ridings POE ees WS; a Ladelle, marguerite woods__ COnMOUME isueee oe aes ee eloise “moore r py A2 Rowe,” Thornton, RS ks Monticello, josephine shankle_____— = pee VV ynne, mary frances horsley_—-— ee England: Morgareqechennauite === =) = harriet ferguson________ v is McGehee, wy Warren, charles colvin_ ete Lae he Bernice, mary elizabeth deloach_ _ s _ Helena, Arkansas Arkansas Arkansas Arkansas Arkansas Arkansas Arkansas Arkansas Arkansas Arkansas Arkansas Arkansas Arkansas Arkansas Arkansas Arkansas Arkansas Arkansas Arkansas Arkansas Arkansas Arkansas Louisiana Arkansas “es ‘ages KE GO PI wy p ede© SF vec lee = GIASS OE. 44 eloise groves _Warren, floy rae johnston = ae ee, Hampton, bettye rose porter cae Hampton, DiUIC Om KErSl nee omen ae eeeeomeiee Relis: Bilitt arthur isch ae McGehee, COC tnt desma sancte eed 2 A. 2. Sain ame a Aurora, juanita forrester_ are he Sa eee ee es, Banks, marguerite edwards Bete? 2S ___Monticello, eugene durain - z E McGehee, Deleon COX sme een New Edinburg, lOMesm Carte has te. ant pe oa Re Ss McGehee, danna_ boucher se FE zs Stuttgart, alma brewster ____— ice pay Bearden, ruby lee griswood x Dermott, dean duffle e x Morrilton, GILEtONG CY Clips ceeea snes y 2 foes El Dorado, |. |. hollingsworth if Warren, vennie lewis a = iS Monticello, emogene raley Stare City, elizabeth bolton = Crawfordsville, benny gaston i Pre McGehee, russell grubbs es Wilmar, melvenie manning _— hig z, Thornton, paul hughes Ke s Arkansas Post, Arkansas Arkansas Arkansas Arkansas Arkansas Arkansas Arkansas Arkansas Arkansas Arkansas Arkansas Arkansas Arkansas Arkansas Arkansas Arkansas Arkansas Arkansas Arkansas Arkansas Arkansas Arkansas Arkansas Arkansas Sl Oe Syn) WUSId CLASS OF ‘44 wanda sue haynie________ _______—_New Edinburg, Arkansas buron owen 2 pee eee ies biutt. Arkansas clint henderson_____ i a __ England, Arkansas mary lee smith__ ull 26 eas eee ky eae ___-Monticello, Arkansas abbie ruth clingman_ = __ Willmar, Arkansas FOSCOGBRNOGCh aaa Baas. se eee, ee = Bastrop, Louisiana helen wells __ = eee ee asiameigep Vols einer mary blanche neal____— az Oa Hermitage, Arkansas frances white __ = = . Carlisle, Arkansas t. a. lagrone as Crossett, Arkansas john f. cunningham Calion, Arkansas annie pearl hoover ____ Glendale, Arkansas ralph hale ts _ site Bre - ____ Cleveland, Mississippi charles creed = = - a Hermitage, Arkansas david ramsey S 2 ___.___ Memphis, Tennessee juliet white - Gays ae bts __ Monticello, Arkansas earl gill NG eel eat SE _____ Monticello, Arkansas frank carson, jr. £ oe eee eee ______ Monticello, Arkansas everett kelley 2 _ aie. 2s aoe Hamburg, Arkansas shelby mcgee seat ia eee eee = Pine, Blutt. Arkansas leroy myres eee 7s z i eel Reset = Warren, Arkansas arthurline clingman e — Monticello, Arkansas bill mays Z eae eee pele ss one Fordyce, Arkansas doy duncan at: a a es _Murfreesboro, Arkansas samuel helm ‘a a: Crossett, Arkansas ur S Vv : a D O ro ay AeA Gale AeSe OO) ab 2 CLASS OF ‘44 audis barringer . New Edinburg, Arkansas jack lockeby___ ____ Murfreesboro, Arkansas allie woodiel 4 Crocketts Bluff, Arkansas mary ann works te ee Gp, i seeleceS lane jordan B Crossett, Arkansas lois heflin 2 Glendale, Arkansas leroy higginbotham ie ee Hamburg, Arkansas bobbie gene easley Fordyce, Arkansas charlestine finch = Crossett, Arkansas s Reiieen to! DeWitt, Arkansas 2. = Lonoke, Arkansas = eee eee Epps, louisiand tog dale maxwell cs McGehee, Arkansas bobby wilson McGehee, Arkansas inez wood_ El Dorado, Arkansas clarence laughter Cleveland, Mississippi jane feild __ MEE 2 te Little Rock, Arkansas thomas foote Pine Bluff, Arkansas george tolson Es Rison, Arkansas GCE BC Cle Vameene ee dict a= Seerat eee eta ey ST Aoel he Eudora, Arkansas GOVAN? Cel DI ee ak hes RR Se ee ee Spee pe en Tamo, Arkansas cloyce frazer : Hermitage, Arkansas harry pryor ota us 2 Hamburg, Arkansas PHO RLI SAC teem ren rena eae fo g McGehee, Arkansas Mary Elizabeth Matthews BEAUTY Floy Ray Johnson oe — e A ee + te’ BEAUTY Mary Frances Dicke BEAUTY Loutse Williams BEAUTY FRESHMAN 4) }, AA how 4 4 E EAA LA LV Soe 7 hat a —oMarjorie Mae Ingram woe. Gan pag! oh Bot Fa pr UEEN 0 dp? SIOME COMING A we ( PHYSICAL KDUCATION 1. Last minute with Sawyer. 2. Prather, How’d you get there? 3. Sentimental Swing. 4. When the Collegians swung out. 5. Looking fora letter, Bobbie? 6. Dessert at Biggum’s. 7. Sortin’ out our mail. 8. Vance at it again. A } ‘Gel LEVERITT, WALLICK, BURNHAM f jf y ve INTRAMURAL ATHLETICS t i BMA a re } Living up to tradition, the year’s program of intramural athletics surpassed all previous ones in participation, competition and interest. Un- der the leadership of Mrs. Peggy Wallick, J. P. Leveritt, and student assist- ants, the program blossomed into one of a wide field of sports. Intramural activities of one phase or the other were in order at all times during the year. One of the biagest factors in the success and interest of soorts was the formation of intramural teams according to living quarters and clubs. Six teams composed of practically every college man enrolled at A. and M. competed in intramural football basketball, volley ball, tennis, soccorball, ping pona, badminton, softball, track and baseball. Five women’s teams took part in such sports as tennis, badminton, basketball, volleyball, soft- ball and archery. The College is well equipped for these sports. Ample ground is pro- vided for the playing of each of the sports. The National Guard Armory provides plenty of space for intramural games of tennis, badminton, bas- ketball, volleyball, and table tennis. The Aces, strong intramural football team, defeated the Sigma Tau Gammas team in the finals, thereby winning the title of intramural football champions. The Grapes of Wrath, were crowned intramural basketball champions by their victory over the Aces. Intramural activities have succeeded in reaching every student on A. and M.'s campus, and much spirit has been shown during the past season. oe PHYSICAL EDUCATION The Physical Education department of Arkansas A. and M. College has pushed a wider, more varied program this year under the direction of Mr. Stewart Ferguson, Mrs. L. O. Wallick, and J. P. Leveritt. With the aid of the intramural council, a group of team captains and student coaches, the department has been able to extend the benefits of physical education to nearly every student in the college. Such sports, stunts, and games as soccer, touch football, softball, basketball, wrestling, box- ing, ping pong, tumbling, adagio, tennis, badminton, aerial darts, folk dancing, fencing, volleyball, and archery were in- cluded in the program. Four definite forms of Physical Education were used: PERVERT I WALLICK 1. History and principles of Health and Physical Education. 2. Intercollegiate Athletics. 3. Rhythmics and gymnastics. 4. Games and sports. Special activities were tumbling trips to El Dorado and Smackover; participation in the A. A. U. Wrestling meet in Little Rock; entrance in play day at Arkansas Polytechnic College, Russellville. ADAGIO DANCING PYRAMID 2. TUMBLING 4. GIRLS’ BASKETBALL 6. MEN’S BASKETBALL POR A Pi Bet seattnten nn, et hates penny ie : 2. Ute OF RS EF SPaeS ts John Cubage, J. P. Leveritt, Orion Gates, Teddy McKinney, Stanley Cheshier, Van Brewer, Paul Stegall, Terry Feild. Ira Jones, Charles Colvin, John Scritchfield, P. M. Cheshier, Frank Carson, Jewell Gryder, Benny Gaston. The “A” Club was reorganized this year and selected Terry Feild as its leader. Membership in the group is offered to all football players who earn the letter ‘“A’’. The purpose of the club is to Promote interest among the players and students. The members of the club each year make and enforce a rule that no letter, exceot the letter “A” may be worn on the campus. With the successful reorganization, we know that it will continue to be a thriving club throughout the coming years. kk WHO’S WHO Among Students in American Colleges and Universities 1—Marjorie Mae Ingram Lela Mae Rodgers—5 2—Earl Cooper Louise Williams—6 3—Mildred Johnson Thomas Tucker— 7 4—-Frances Lyle Inez Ridge—8 ORGIGERS Maries Gastlebertys = eee President Helen Wells x Pianist Mary Colon Etheridge _Ist Vice President James Sawyer —_ Chorister Durward Mosley _____ 2nd Vice President Leo Daniels __ Representative to Council Ruby Lee Griswood ___ 3rd Vice President Wm. Wilson —-Representative to Council Eugene Durain ms ___ Secretary Mavis Feaster -Representative to Council Earl Cooper . wa Reporter John Reed —-_-Representative to Council ROLL Eliz. Bolton Robt. 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Barton, Pres. ‘ 4 PRON a S —— ‘i mt PETROLEUM PRODUCTS ses Congratulations From SILBERNAGEL COMPANY Wholesale Groceries Pine Bluff - - - - - - - - - - + Dermott Is your Compliments of Clothing Merely a Covering Frauenthal Schwarz =| o Yen moese®: —or— Does it Contribute to your Personality??? Our Campus Clothes For you Campus Joes Are really up to Garrett, Tube-Rose and Burton The Model sic” AND MEN’S SHOP Wholesale Athletic Equipment ahr eeemeentaneaiamel ve | eaeetemeamiatteal ¢ Conway, Arkansas Reminiscence Dubb isn’t making the rounds on the campus this year. Is it that he has interest elsewhere, or is he settling down. Ace, be careful with the cats on your midnight rounds. Such a lot of good wind is wasted at drum corps practice, mostly Fred’s. A. C. the next time they dim the lights for a no break dance, you and Bookie try to stay out of the corner. John Karber rides again and was A. P. glad to see him. Shorty called La Frances all the way from El Paso the other nite, must have a crush on her. Eugene Barnes entertained Rachel and Edna Bond on the steps of Horsfall the other nite. What has happened to the Shipley-Brewster romance, or has anything? The eternal triangle—Ethridge, Hutchinson, DeLoach. Ola Sue did get that Fakouri diamond, didn’t she? Jimmie Jones seems to be the Romeo of the kitchen force. Danna, the fall in the kitchen was very graceful: careful next time. Charlestine is really doing a good job of handling Terry Trimble. Are Pillhead and Arthurline still the same? | haven’t seen them. What is this that Ace and Killer have on Odell? A new addition to The Commons, Eugene Barnes. Lefty is certainly proud of a big picture he has. Marion is stepping out with an old flame, Douglas Griffin, maybe she will be sorry when the army leaves too. Are you on Vance’s Christmas list? Reported as having the sweets, Van Brewer, the object lives up town. 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Complete Home Furnishing McGehee - - - Dermott Reminiscence Cont’d Prather and Edith must have the real thing, they were seen in Little Rock watching the Arkansas-Texas football game. Looks like there might be something to that Tichner-Gates affair. M. E. M. and B. J. C. were seen with two Dermott boys Sunday. Now girls was it nice to have a date after they left? | have heard that Bob and Zaph like to walk to town in sock feet. Doc, did you say April 23rd was the last time? Paul Reasons and Dorothy Freeman must be getting along fine. Every- one sure is surprised. Wonder who they will get for Vickey this year? Childs Martin is rushing the Freshman girls this year. Lately it’s been Jane Pryor and Danna Boucher. What is there about these Pine Bluff women that make them so ex- clusive. (Tom and Dubb would like to know). Killer lvy isn’t making the rounds on the campus this year, ‘smatter Killer. P.S. He got started later. Joe Urton finally made a catch on the campus, a very nice one too. Do you know what seven seconds is the fastest time for? Ask the Sorrells Hall boys. While Reminiscing I'll be looking forward to a fine time next year. Nuff said— Monticello Drug Company Drugs, Cosmetics, Candies, Cigars, Drinks We Have the Present You Wish To Give , SE EET RE RS “2 We Have Always Been Aggie Boosters o, “9 Our Fountain Service Is Supreme Monticello — Phone 300 — Arkansas BAXTER LUMBER BUILDING MATERIAL PHONE 26 “9 WE RECOMMEND DEVOE RAYNOLDS PAINT PRODUCTS AND FLINTKOTE ROOFING PRODUCTS ELE Yer Bee aps EARL BAXTER, Mgr. MONTICELLO, ARKANSAS Mv Compliments and Best Wishes W. F. NORRELL Your Congressman Monticello - - - - Arkansas Carter Insurance Agency INSURANCE—BONDS Monticello - - - - Arkansas C. B. RAGSDALE Senator Arkansas and Monroe Counties Stuttgart - - - - Arkansas ROARK DRUG CO. 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Manutacturers of Angel Food Ice Cream ee SQy PHONES: Plant, 145; Residence, 146 ¢ McGehee, Arkansas LIBBY on the label means Quality on the table We are proud that Monticello A. M. is one of our satisfied users of LIBBY’S FAMOUS 100 FOODS Distributed by RITCHIE GROCER COMPANY Congratulations to the class of 1940 Your cooperation and loyalty has made our photographic work for the Boll Weevil a pleasure. FAUSETT S� SHUDIS 108 Main St. - - - - - = Little Rock, Arkansas 1. Practice makes perfect. 2. Joan sips a soda. 3. Aggie transportation. 4. In the days of William Tell. 5. Lick it good, Mr. Bankston. 6. They call it chow now. _7. How romantic, Dec! 8. An Aggie formal. 9. The Durands and Miss Royer on their trip. 10. Waiting for the bell. 11. Soda jerkers at the cow college commons. WALLICK’S SERVICE STATION CITIES SERVICE PRODUCTS LEE WALLICK Monticello - - - - Arkansas ADVANCE PRINTING COMPANY PUBLISHERS Advance Monticellonian ° Notebooks and Fillers Zipper Cases Cards for Graduates aes oe (Bag SS ° Printing of all kinds Monticello - - - - Arkansas J. M. GIBSON, Agent MAGNOLIA PETROLEUM COMPANY MOBILGAS — MOBILOIL LUBRITE Monticello - - - - Arkansas Compliments of UNION MOTOR COMPANY YOUR CHEVROLET DEALER A'so Agency for Frigidaire and Electrolux Refrigerators +, +2 PHONE 317 Monticello - - - - Arkansas MONTICELLO Is Proud of Its Swimming Pool—South Arkansas’ Finest— In Which Only Pure Soft Water Is Used. MONTICELLO Is Just As Proud of A. M. College— Also Arkansas’ Finest—In Which The Future Citizens of Arkansas Are Trained in the Ideals of Americanism. HAMBER OF COMMERCE Monticellowe= = =o = ie = = Arkansas 1849 Tomato Capital of Arkansas 1941 T. GC. Deal Company Wholesale Company Monticello, Arkansas PHONE 58 To The Students and Faculty of A. M. College— BEST WISHES Union Bank Trust Co. Monticello, Arkansas kx kK kK kK OK Resources Over a Maiulilion Oldest Bank in Southeast Arkansas Established 1887 xk kK kK kK O Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Common’s Conversation At Mail Time Hey, Prather, boy, I'll take a coke; Now, whadya thinka that—? . The mailman sure is late today, He must have had a flat. . . . Yeah, Vance, we girls all love you lots . . Have you got your English theme? 5 | wish you’d gimme some water, Barnes! . . | guess I'll take ice cream. Well I’ll be dawged, here’s Flat-Foot-Flooze! Have you cracked a book this year? . Is there a C. O. D. for the Demarees? No. Sorry, there’s nothing here. . . You never heard of such a test! ! | know | flunked it flat. Are you goin’ to the show tonight? It's ‘‘Casey at the Bat.” . Hey, Harry, where’s my Hamburger? Can‘t you fetch it to me soon? | think | have a class, you know, Tomorrow afternoon. . (| heard he said that she told him That they would call it quits— For heaven’s sakes, don’t you quote me). . . Gimme change for this two-bits? | thought I’d get a package, sure. It didn’t come? . . Pp Ohewelliea: | think I’Il eat a Power House. Come on! There goes the bell! Martin Bros. Co. Shoes For The Family Warren - - - - - Arkansas Glascow’s Confectionery The Place Where They All Meet Warren - - - - - Arkansas Morgan Lindsey 5c to $1 The Stores of Courtesy Warren - - - - - Arkansas HANKINS BROS. Furniture and Hardware Warren - - - - - Arkansas Compliments of WARREN BANK Warren - - - - Arkansas WEST BROS. The Friendly Dept. Store Warren - - - - - Arkansas Hurley Hardware Furniture Co. — PHILCO RADIOS — Warren - - - - - Arkansas HARGIS BROS. We Trade Anything Warren - - - - - Arkansas To you who are making preparation to take upon your shoulder the burden of the future we sincerely hope that you will have acquired all the efficiency possible to enable you to meet the requirements and that every day of your life will be that of happiness pleasure and cheerfulness in order _ that distressed souls may be made happier in your presence. Great opportunities will be awaiting you and we know you will not disappoint us. City of Monticello HOTEL RIDGEWAY PLOW iO) FAG GLE Sean) sO) i TieAG Gite OOSTEERS Operated by Bruce Wallace Hotel Co. The South’s Finest Small Hotel “The Ridgway” in Monticello In Hot Springs It’s “Wallace Lodge” In Enid, Oklahoma, “The Youngblood.” SCOTT-MAYER Commission Company Wholesale Groceries Fresh Fruits and Vegetables 6 Arkansas’ Largest Dealers In HIGH GRADE FOOD PRODUCTS Exclusive Distributors For Hart Brand Fancy Canned Goods Little Rock and Hot Springs, Arkansas Owen Hardware Furniture Co. Full Line John Deere Farm Equipment and Repair Monticello - - - - Arkansas V.J. Trotter Sons General Merchandise A Continuous Business Since 1881 Monticello - - - - Arkansas Calendar of Events Sept. 1]1—-Freshmen Registered. Sept. 12—-Upper Classmen Registered. Freshman Dance. Sept. 16—Football boys left on first trip. Oct. 3—Boat Dance at Arkansas City. Oct. 21—First Orchestra Dance of year. Oct. 31—Stunts in Armory. Weiner Roast in Harris Hall. Nov. 12—Bus had wreck in North Carolina. Nov. 19—Student Council Meeting till 12 (about Freshman Initiation). Nov. 22—Phys. Ed. Barn Dance. Nov. 27—-Homecoming. Dec. 3—Election of Beauties. Jan. 6—National Guard inducted into Army. (Also Tom’s Birthday). Jan. 14—Truck convoy left. Jan. 16—National Guard left. Feb. 14—-Valentine Dance. Mar. 21—Orchestra Dance in new auditorium. Mar. 24—Hall of Fame election. Mar. 28—Senior Day. April 1—Freshmen threw Seniors in pond. April 3—Student Association election. April 6—Easter Cantata by chorus. April 25—Phi Lambda Spring Prom. May 9—Phi Sigma Chi Spring Dance. May 16—Sigma Tau Gamma Spring Formal. May 23—Phi Phi Phi Spring Dance. � Student Commons Drinks—Drugs—Sundries Meet Professor Munnerlyn And The Rest of Your Friends Over A REFRESHING DRINK The Prices Meet Your Budget mae : Phone 330 Day and Night Service Prompt and Courteous Attention Given to College Calls Monticello - - - - Arkansas Socom Coffee Rich—Winey—Mellow An Arkansas Product Sold by Leading Food Stores SOUTHERN COFFEE MILLS Pine Bluff - - - - Arkansas Roasters Blenders Packers Robert Tailoring Company Suits Made to Order Have Your Suit Tailored BILL HAMNER Local Representative Southern Cafe For Home Cooking Monticello - - - - Arkansas Compliments of E. P. Kimbrough “Good Things to Eat’ Monticello “College Station” Arkansas A Finer, Better Service “To the next town—or across America”’ Comfort—Safety—Economy INTERURBAN TRAILWAYS R. G. Raoul, Local Agt. Monticello, Arkansas Phone 73 WHAT DOES THIS REMIND YOU OF? When your heels hit hard, And vour head feels queer, And your thoughts foam up Like the froth on beer; When your legs are weak, And your voice is strong, And you laugh like hell At some damn fool song; Your’re drunk, By Gosh! You're drunk. Compliments of THE TEXAS COMPANY TEXACO PRODUCTS Monticeilo - - - - Arkansas George R. Campster, Agent Compliments of Mr. Mrs. Martin L. Sigman STUDENTS OF ARK, A. M. COLLEGE We Appreciate Your Business We Solicit Your Continuance CITY DRY CLEANERS Monticello, Arkansas THE C. A. LINAKER COMPANY WHOLESALE McGehee - - - - Arkansas KRAFT-PHENIX CHEESE CORPORATION Buik and Fancy Cheese Miracle Whip Salad Dressing In All Of Southeast Arkansas PEOPLES LUMBER COMPANY Complete Line of Building Material If vou fail to consider quality, you buy disappointment. Monticello - - - - Arkansas GOOD SHOES Reflect The Integrity of Those Who Sell Them Compliments of MAGNESS SHOE STORE Complete Footwear Service A. IT. WELLS Monticello - - - - Arkansas General Insurance Real Estate Loans Stocks Bonds COMMERCIAL LOAN TRUST CO. Of Monticello, Arkansas Capital Stock— var ald | ee $60,000.00 Undivided Profits _ _$60,000.00 Total Assets over __ $600,000.00 This Bank has always taken an active interest in promoting all worth-while projects for the best interests of Drew county and its citizens. The deposits of this bank are guaranteed to $5,000.00, for each deposit, under the Federal Insurance Corporation. Courtesy Stephenson Funeral Home Dependable and Economic Service Phone 71 Monticello - - - - Arkansas Monticello Hdw. Furniture Co. Hardware and Furniture Implements and Building Materials Phoneslat - = = Arkansas Monticello - | 7 | t shal fi pabicatedati eadate ‘ ie THE ARKANSAS A. M. COLLEGE 1. Is a Senior College devoted to the needs of Southeastern Arkansas. 2. Has a competent Faculty organized for effective services. 3. Provides appropriate facilities for a General Education, and offers Special Courses to meet specific needs. 4. Places primary emphasis on the equality of instruction offered students. 5. Maintains an adequate Library in charge of a staff of trained librarians. 6. Renders systematic Personal Service to students in course selection, vocational choice, and financial problems. 7. Operates under the management of an experienced, competent Admin- istrative Personnel. 8. Is a State-Supported Institution. 9. Is supplied with modern Dormitories and Classroom Buildings that will accomodate one thousand students. 10. Keeps abreast of educational progress through definite Institutional Research. 11. Follows a rational health and physical education program to serve best the needs of the student body. 12. Is accredited as a senior college by the State Department of Education and the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools. THE THIRTY-SECOND SESSION WILL OPEN SEPTEMBER, EIGHTH, 1941 ARKANSAS A. M. COLLEGE Marvin Bankston, President MONTICELLO ate ARKANSAS GRADUATES cum accept only the best in scholastics in sport in refreshment! Coca-Cola—around the corner from anywhere —has become America’s favorite moment, appreciated not less by those who recognize what scientific accuracy and pride in prepara- tion mean. To students, Coca-Cola has never been the unknown ‘’X’’. They know that only nature’s pure ingredients have been blended to make Coca-Cola “the pause that refreshes.”’ Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Of S. E. Arkansas Make Our Store Your Headquarters FISH DRUG CO. Monticello - - - Phone 200 The largest and best drug store in Southeast Arkansas. We have it. Let us fill your prescriptions. Eats and Drinks to please all. 1 laude- 4 Attention Tomato Growers ALWAYS THE HIGHEST MARKET PRICES PAID AT OUR SHED. PIOWATY FRUIT CO. INC. Chicago, Ill. — Monticello, Ark. Congratulations From Monticello Recreation Parlor Dominoes—Pool Eats and Cold Drinks “Enjoy an Evening With Us” Compliments of Fordyce-Crossett Sales Company Fordyce and Crossett, Ark. k ok SAW MILLS PLANING MILLS WAREHOUSES HARDWOOD FLOORING FACTORIES KK K. Treating Plants at Fordyce and Crossett, Ark. LAYNE WELL WATER SYSTEMS World’s Largest Water Developers LAYNE-ARK ANS“? Co. Stuttgart - - - - Arkansas kor Service OZARK BADGER visit your LUMBER CO. Esso Dealer { ptaaee Manufacturers of Ariston Food Arkansas Short Leaf | Products PINE of Supreme Quality V. E. Walker, Arkansas ; Representative Win ar co aha ar Arkansas Calumet Tea Coffee Co. ¢? 1. The best loafing place on the hill. 2 Heavenly sanctuary. 3. Our favorite drink 4. Ain’t we having fun? 5. Satisfied Selig. 6. Can’tcha find a corset? 7. Where is Bob? 8. Ladies’ Man. 9. Drawing for a cake. 10. Loachy’s not loafing. Compliments of Horse-Shoe Feeds and WHYTE FEED MILLS Pine Bluff - - - Arkansas Congratulations From JEFFERSON ELECTRICAL MACHINERY CO. Motor and Control Repair Service. 116 E. Harding Phone 193 Pine Bluff - - - - Arkansas Compliments of PINE BLUFF SAND GRAVEL CO. Producers of Channel Washed Sand and Gravel Office: Foot of Nebraska St. Phone No. 9 Two Plants Cotton Belt Tracks Long Distance Phone 48 Pine Bluff - - - - Arkansas Theres a Reason For Our Enthusiasm And that’s because we like our business and enjoy the friendships we’ve made with the customers who’ve been kind enough to say they appreciate the way we do business. Your satisfaction comes first with us, for we’re interested in permanent customers, and not “One Time Sales.” RILEY’S BUTANE GAS CO. Office and Warehouse, 2101 Olive Street P. O. Box 145 - - Phone 1168 Pine Bluff, Arkansas ARKANSAS SOFT PINE Southern Lumber Company, one of the South’s largest lumber manufacturers, sery- ing the trade from the New York Harbor to the Golden Gate and from the Great Lakes to the Panama Canal. We specialize in quality from tree to the finished product. Our foresters select the trees for our new modernized plant where our sawyers saw for grade, our kiln men scientifically dry the lumber which our planing mill operators faultlessly machine, and our shipping service is handled with efficiency and dependability. Therefore, along with every foot of quantity we ship goes a foot of quality. If it’s quality you want, we have it in SOUTHERN BRAND Hardwood Flooring, Moulding and Trim and Genuine Arkansas Soft Pine Flooring, Finish, Casing, Base, Moulding and Stain-line interior trim. SOUTHERN LUMBER COMPANY Warren - - - - - Arkansas (38 Years of Satisfied Trade) The Union Bus Station and Jolly Peasant Are Always Behind the Aggies We Appreciate Your Business Monticello - - - - Phone73 - - - - £=Arkansas Since 1922 Shortest Routes and Lowest Fares DEAN BUS LINE Re city Between the Mississippi and Arkansas Deltas Fordyce, Warren, Monticello, McGehee. Pine Bluff Via the Greenville Gateway Be Greenville to Fordyce Altheimer, Reydell, DeWitt Monticello to Pine Bluff W. F. Dean W. E. Dean FRANK’S BUS LINE ROSTER PAST EDITORS AND BUSINESS MANAGERS EDITOR BUS. MGR. WPS solic PLIGG. 2-215 Se ae Benton Finch 19292 =A hCes@ooperees 1-2 be ts Ross Mauney 150s Watters ottattvaee =. eee Lawrence Elms 1932-—GastoneyVilliamson Be. - eee John Binns O33. cet VALlACe naam a 25 62 eerie sont Lewis Hyait 193 %—- -Gelehinae l ANLGSS eee ee Howard Greenwood 1j50-— OWAECOreelWOGG=. =... oo Bill Hamner bo? 2 hlOWalde Leen wWOO0ds s22. 22s Edwin Neely BSS ee ty asOTIe Val SO ive tae ee ae Gus McDonald £989=—B vroneVWViisOnu.. eee ae ce Sek = Billie Ritchie Pos eB ilies tchiGaee. 222, oe ee Walter Harris 1p el ram OCS ao ee ee ee Tom Haley Wish We Could Have Seen Pattie Moffatt trying to ring Central on Mr. Bankston’s pencil sharpener. The look on Jamie Scisson’s face when he walked into Sorrells Hall one certain night. Ace Johnson shaking the bushes. Barney Chisolm giving $20 to a good friend of his. Dubb Roark at Pine Bluff working on the Annual. The number of ties worn by the A. M. boys during Senior high school days — Could it be they are prospecting for new girls. How Miss Emma looked when she hit Harry with a coke bottle. Rachel when she let the shade up. “Doc ’ enticing Edna Bond into his room. Coleman trying to keep his women apart on a certain week end. Derrick Swantz in Monroe. Melburn and Ace at the stock show. Ivy and Mary Liz when Irene walked into the commons. Frances B. when she got her Harry’s mixed. Joe Coker when Chris went to the Guard dance with Benny. Ford’s Laundry and Dry Cleaners oincesLogUd. “Oldest and Largest in Southern Arkansas” Serving Arkansas A. M. College for 15 Years Always an Aggie Booster Agents IRA JONES, JAMES SAWYER, MARY E. LASSITER WARREN, ARKANSAS Monticello - - - - Arkansas Monticello Comptiments of MURRAY-HART LEE’S VARIETY DRUG CO. We Are Aggie Boosters STORE Our Prices ‘Are Right and Our Drugs Are Good Phone 181 - - - Pine Bluff Home Owned From the Press of Commercial Printing Co. Pine Bluff, Arkansas Peerless Engraving Co. ARTISTS — ENGRAVERS LITTLE ROCK - - - - - - - - - - = ARKANSAS —. 7 7 f fs-Z a cE et S79 A 44 “i” 4 . ital aoe ee OUR TALE es Se Sy Be f otters, ie IS_ TOLD ae Asloands Ketec s et xhe Sn We V2 had Regmrernoes The Keezohman Zlectiow Yd wh wer ENGNG ee you Were AQ You wehLinr AQ ore Ke WW Ratos Kor ene went XO “Pas! Ro wes sucht 3 one W poy + UO surly droe Yn Xo be QSABSAT oe S bos “ av Qext Vor. TW CHE ‘ 2X ou: CANNY Yae XONSST NEES, -OS CK Y wer 4 ei Sy: Nes z By ah cae i ae 7 i Se |