Magnolia, Arkansas

Presented by

MRS. MILTON TALLEY

E X - LI B R I

OLIVER CLEGG . . . . Co-editor

KATHARINE EDWARDS . Co-editor

MILDRED LITTON . Co-manager

ROBERT WALZ . . Co-manager

MARTHA K. MACH EN . Sponsor

FOREWORD In compiling this pictorial history of 1937-38, the staff has endeavored to give to the students something that will be a storehouse of pleasant memories of happy days. Throughout we have tried to present an accurate and sim­ple picture of the year's work. May the graduation exercises not end the work we have begun; but may our aims and ideals, born and nurtured here, grow and bear fruit in the years that lie ahead. Men do not care to for­get great moments of their lives, and so we have endeavored to store a glow­ing coal that may be brought to flame at any time. That the 1938 MULE­RIDER may mean a great deal to you now and even more in the future is the one wish of the staff.

NTENTS

The CoIIege

The Cias8e8

Fea't:n•es

A't:h.Ie't:i.es

Ae't:i.Ti.'t:i.es

SPRING CAMPUS

OLD (1'1AIN

CARAWAY HALL

(DORMITORIES

AIR VIEWS

INFIRMARY

CHARLES A. OVERSTREET

President

M/ U L~

BOARD OF TRUSTEES

MR. H . J. LEMLEY, President

Hope, Arkansas

MR. NED STEWART

Texarkana, Arkansas

MR. LUTHER LOWE

Garland, Arkansas

MR. D. 0. TALBOT

Stamps, Arkansas

MR. C. E. HENDRIX

Horatio, Arkansas

E. E. GRAH AM

Dean

MRS. loA MAE STILL D. L. FARLEY

Dean of Women Dean of Men

FA C DL'TY

l

W. H. H EARNDON

Secretdry

MATSYE GANTT

B.A., Henderson-Brown College.

Registrar

M. 0. ALCORN

B.S., M.S., University of Arkansas; Graduate Srudy, Peabody College.

Education

WINCIE ANN CARRUTH

B.S., Peabody College; M.S., Louisiana State Uni­versity; Graduate Study, Duke University, Ameri­can College of Physical Education.

Physical Educdtion

INEZ COUCH

A.B., University of Arkansas; M.A., Emory U ni­versity.

English

MAUD CRUMPLER

Randclph-Macon College; Diploma, Cincinnati Conservatory of Music.

Piano, Voice

S. D. DICKINSON

A.B., University of Arizona; Graduate Study, Universidad Nacional de Mexico.

Art, Anthropology

T. 0. GARINGER

B.S., M.S.,. Kansas State Agricultural College.

Agriculture, Education

M/ U 1e9 FACULTY

YES W. GODLEY

OHahoma A. & M. College.

Animal lndu,try

C. E. HAYDON

U niversity of Texas; M.A., Baylor Univer-0.pfome, Institute de Phonetique de Paris;

G::.:::...a Srudy, La Sorbonne.

French, Spani,h

G. G. MARTEL

i3 .• Henderson-Brown College; M.A., Univer­.E Aclmuas.

Social Science

SAGE McLEAN

Henderson-Brown College.

Athletic,, Sciena

W. C. MUNN

Ouachita College; M.S., University of

Biological Science

IRENE H. NELSON

Uruversicy of Arkansas; M.S., Iowa State

Home Economic~

a.ARA S. PUTERBAUGH

of Missouri; M.A., Columbia

Education

ERMA SIMMONS

!-L.\.., University of Texas.

Engli,h

F ~\ C U L T Y

JEWELL K. STEVENS

B.F.A., Maryville College; Graduate Study, Chi­cago School of Expression and D ra m a t i c A r t, Horner Institute of Fine Arts, Northwestern Uni-versity.

Speech

ELLIE TUCKER

B.S., University of Arkansas; M.A., University of Texas.

English

PAUL H . UMBACH

A.B., M.A., University of Wyoming.

Forestry, Athletics

E. L. WATSON

B.S.M.E., Mississippi A. & M. College; Gradu­ate Study, University of Wisconsin.

Mathematics

0. L. WILK1NS

A.B., M.A., T rinity University; Graduate Study, University of Chicago.

Business Administration

VOLA BLAKELY

R.N., Touro Infirmaty.

Nurse

MRS. ]. E. BUSSEY

Dietitian and Superintendent of Dining Hall

]. E. BUSSEY

S teward

F A C U L T Y

MRS. D. L. FARLEY

Matron Men's. Dormitory

J. E. JUSTISS

Band Director

MARTHA K. MACHEN

Sophie Newcomb College; Tulane Univer-

Asristant Librarian

J. M. PEACE

Hendrix College.

Librarian

F. 0. MIDDLEBROOKS

Farm Superintendent

I {y

FACULTY COMMITIEES

COMMITTEE ON COURSES OFFERED

MR. ALCORN

MR. GRAHAM

Miss NELSON

MR. McLEAN

Miss GANTT

COMMITTEE ON STUDENT ACTIVITIES

MR. GODLEY

Miss CARRUTH

MR. FARLEY

MR. HAYDON

Miss CRUMPLER

COMMITTEE ON PUBLICATIONS

Miss TucKER

MR. UMBACH

MR. MUNN

MR. DICKINSON

Miss MACHEN

COMMITTEE ON SOCIAL LIFE

MRS. STILL

MR. TALLEY

Miss STEVENS

Miss CoucH

MR. GARINGER

Chairman

Chairman

.Chairman

Chairman

M/ U 1e9 GRADUATES

EDGAR WARREN PRESIDENT

Van Buren Agriculture

.F --... Srudenr Council; Mule­Scaff; Who's Who;

;ttrs; Company ''D',.

CLYDE DICKENS TREASURER

McKamie Education

OFFICERS

MARY VIRGINIA REID SECRETARY

Rison Education

Who's Who; International Re­ations Club; "Y"; Sr u dent Council.

OLIVER CLEGG V,ce-PResmENT

Pine Bluff Arts and Science

Romance Language Club; In­ternational Re la r i o n s Club; Mulerider Staff; Student Coun­cil; Who's Who; Band; Delta Psi Omega.

MILDRED LITTON REPORTER

Waldo Arts and Science

lnrernational Relations Club; "Y". Mulerider Staff; Romance Language Club; "Y".

NEVILLE ATKINSON

MENA

Business Administration Company " D"; Band.

EDw ARD BAKER

MAGNOLIA

Arts and Science

PAUL BARLOW

PRESCOTT

Agriculture " Y"; F.F.A.; Company "B".

GRADTJATES

THOMAS ABBOTT

EL DoRAOO

Business Administration

LOUISE ADCOCK

BELCHER, LA. Business Administration

Glee Club; De I ca P s Omega.

BYRON ANDREWS

EL DORADO

Arts and Science Company "D"; Roman ce Language Club; Scagecrafc­ers.

PEARL BARNER

BEARDEN Education

Romance Language C I u b IIY".

LIDA RAY BEASLEY

MAGNOLIA

Home Economics Glee Club; Home Econoa:-. ics Club,

BILLY BENNETT

MAGNOLIA Arts and Science

Band; Company "B'',

M/U 1tt R _§ D FJ'R GRADuATES

MAURINE BoLDING

DEQUEEN

Arts and Science Romance Language Club; "Y"; International Relations Cl u b; Home Economics Club; W.A.A.; Who's Who; Co-editor, The Bray.

FRED SMITH BOND

STE PHENS

Business Administratio11 Stagecrafte rs.

]. D. BOSWELL

MAGNOLIA Arts and Science

LAVERNE CARTER

BLUFF CITY

Educdtion

DORRIS CLAYTON

MAGNOLIA

Home Economics

W.A.A.; Home Economics Club.

BERNICE Coss

ASHDOWN

Arts dnd Science

Romance Language CI u b; Stagecrafters.

G R A D UA TE S

ANNA MAE BuRNETlE

TAYLOR

Educdtio11 "Y".

EMERSON CAPPS

GILLH AM

Agriculture

"Y"; F.F.A.; Company ''B ..

GARL AND CA~TER

CALE

Agriculture

G lee Club; F.F.A.; Com­pany nB''.

HoRACE CoNE

EL DORADO

Arts dnd Science

Sragecrafters; C o m p a n y "D".

EDNA CooK

STAMPS

Education

JANET CooK

BucI<NER

Educdtion

ADA CooPER

DEQUEEN

Home Economics

Horne Economics Club.

NINA CooPER

MAGNOLIA

Education

GWENDOLYN CoucH

MAGNOLIA

Home Economics

Glee Club.

MARIE DICKSON

WALDO

Educatio,i

W.A.A.; "Y"; Glee Club; Horne Economics Club.

EDWIN DISMUKES

MAGNOLIA

Education

F.F.A.; "Y".

MILDRED DRAKE

PATMOS

Educatio11

M_/u ~ GRADUA'rEs

MILDRED CoucH

MAGNOL IA

Arts and Science

MARY CRAIG

McNEIL

Educatio11

LILLA MAYE DICKSON

WALDO

Home Economics

DoR1s ELY

T EXARKANA

Education HY"; W.A.A.

J OHN FAIRCH ILDS

RossToN

Agriculture F.F.A.; Company "B".

AARON FORM BY

TAYLOR

Agriculture

G R.A DL'A T ES

MARTH A G L ENDA Our-;-. TEXARKANA

Business Administration Glee Club; Home Econom ics Club.

KATH ARINE EDWARDS

OEQUEEN Arts and Science

Who's Who; Romance Lan guage Club; M ule rider Staff; Band; Stagecrafters

CLIFTON ELMORE

TEXARKANA

Education

JANIE MAJ F RANXLIN

MAGNOLIA

Education

FRANCIS FREDERICK

MENA

Arts and Science Company "D".

HENRIETTA F RIDAY

FouKE

Education

Glee Club; "Y".

~y ··.

]. A. GEAN

MAGNOLIA

Agriculture

L. B. GILBERT

SPARKMAN

A griculture

PAUL GORE

Arts dnd Science FF.A.; "Y'' ; Company "D".

MARY WINIFRED GUNN

FOLEY, FLA.

Arts dl1d Science .. y·•.

CHARLES HAVER

LITTLE RocK

Agrirnlture

F.F.A.; Company "B' '.

BESSIE HOLLINGSWORTH

MT.HOLLY

Education W.A.A.

Mj U L~ R j/ D FJR GRADUATES

MARTIN GOSSETT

BEARDEN

Agriculture F.F.A.; "Y"; Company uo".

MAXWELL GREEN

]UNCTION CITY

Arts and Science t'Y "; Company <'D ".

MURRAH GRIFFIN

TAYLOR

Education W .A.A.; "Y".

Boe JAMES

HORATIO

Arts and Science

Glee Club; Stagecrafters.

S EARS JOHNSON

EVENING SHADE

Agriculture F.F.A.

CHARLES K EELEY

D ELIGHT

Arts and Science

R

GRADUATES

FRANK HoRNER

FOREMAN

Arts and Science Glee Club; Band.

CLAUZELLE H ousE

DELI GH T

Education

BUNYAN H UTCHINSON

DEKALB, TEXAS

Arts and Science Band.

PERRY KEITH

PINE BLUFF

Arts and Science Romance Language CI u b; "Y" Glee Club; F.F.A.

H ARVEY K ENNEDY

McKAMJE Agriculture

"Y".

H OWARD KITCHENS

WALDO

Arts and Science Romance Language C I u b; "Y " ; International Relations Club; Company "B".

CATHERINE LANE

HoPE Arif ttnd Science

Economics Club.

MARY H1LMA LEE

LEWISVILLE

Education

Economics C 1 u·b; Oub; "Y".

GERTRUDE LEWALLEN

ALEXANDER Education

LOUISE MARSHALL

ATLANTA

Education

Bossy NELL MARTIN

EMMET

Arts ttnd Science C ~ Oub.

CURTIS MASON

DEKALB, TEXAS Agriculture

F .... ..\.; t'Y".

M/ U 1St R _§ D FJR GRADUATES

CLORENE LOWERY

AMITY

Education

W.A.A.; "Y''.

Lois MACHEN

MAGNOLIA

Education

IMOGENE MAIN

EL DORADO

Education

HARTWELL MINNICK

DEKALB, TEXAS

Arts and Science

Stagecrafcers.

HENRY MIZE

CovE Arts and Science

Band; Company "D".

WILLIE BETH MORGAN

EL DORADO

Education

"Y"; Band.

R

G R A D U A 'I' E S

ELBERT MAY

HOPE

Busi,iess Administration

EUNICE MAYES

EL DORADO

Education W.A.A.; "Y".

ROBERT MILLICAN

GRIFFIN

Arts and Science

Band; Company " D ".

JAMES M ULLINS

OGEMAW

Education

DoNALD MuNRo

IMBOOEN

Agriculture F.F.A. ; "Y "; Company•·::

DALE M URPH Y

FOREMAN

Arts and Science F.F.A.; "Y"; Company''[.

l~A MAE McCoLLu;-.1

DELIGHT

Ed11catio11 ~y--: Home Economics Cub.

NEVA McGouGH

EL DORADO

Ed11catio11

FEux McKEAN

DEQUEEN

Arts ,md Scie11ce Company "D".

CLYDE Nix

BRADLEY

Business Admi,iistration G.tt Club; Basketball.

PORTIA NORWOOD

M 1NDEN,LA.

Home Eco,iomics

Home Economics Club.

ELTON OGDEN

EL DORADO

Arts and Scie,ice

GRADUATES

MARY f-IELE N NABORS

BUCKNER

Arts and Science Glee Club; "Y".

LEALUS NASH

LAWSON

Busi,iesr Administration Glee Club; Sragecrafters.

ELBERT NAYLOR

SMACKOVER

Arts and Science Company "D".

HowARD PARK:

LOCKESBURG

Arts a11d Science

Stagecrafters.

MARTHA PARI(INSON

MAGNOLIA

Arts and Scie11ce

MARIE PooLE

EL DoRAoo

Home Eco11omics

''Y"'; Who's Who; Home Economics Club.

GRADUATES

HA VIS OVERTON

RoLLA

Education Basketball; Company "D".

ADOLPHUS OxFORD

STAMPS

Education

WENDELL PAGAN

URBANA

Education Internacional Relations Club: HY".

ALBERT PRATOR

MAGNOLIA

Arts and Science Band.

JETER PRUETT

STEPHENS

Arts and Science

CHARLES PULLEN

FOREMAN

Agriculture

F.F.A.; " Y"; Company "B ... Glee Club.

FLORETTA P U RIFOY

TEXARKANA

Educatio11

''Y''; W.A.A.

MARGARET ALICE REDUS

SEARCY

Arts and Science

Glee Club; "Y''.

SYBLE REID

MAGNOLIA

Home Economics

W.A.A.; Home Economics Club.

MERRILL Ross

BROWNSFIELD, TEXAS

Arts and Science Company "D".

HoRACE RowE

LoNOKE Arts and Science

Stagecrafters; Romance Lan­guage Club; Company "D".

STEWART RowE

McNEIL

Agriculture

Basketball; " Y"; F. F. A.; Company "B".

M/ U Le9 R

GRADUATES

MARY RHODES

PRESCOTT

Home Economics

H om e Economics C I u b; "Y"; Glee Club.

THOMAS ROBERSON

MAGNOLIA

Business Administration

w ANDA ROBERTS

HOPE

Education "Y".

H ARRY SEGNAR

HoPE A rt; and Science

Band; Sragecrafters.

CHARLES w. S EXTON

DODDRIDGE

Bu;i11e;; Admini;tration uy"; Company t'D".

NORMAN SHORT

OGEMAW

Education Company "D''.

1¥u L~

G RAD UA T E S

LAFAYETTE RUTLEDGE

DARDANELLE

Agriculture F.F.A.; "Y"; Student Coun. cil.

EDWARD SANFORD

WICKES

Agriculture F.F.A.; Ccmpany "B".

FREDERICK SCOTT

MENA

A rt; and Scimce

A. RoY SMITH

WALDO

Agriculture F.F.A.; Company "D" .

BESSIE SMITH

NASHVILLE

Education Stagecrafters; "Y"; Home Economics Club.

EARL SMITH

WICKES

Agriculture Basketball; Company "B"; F.F.A.

SIDNEY S MITH

TEXARKANA

Arts and Science Band ; Company "8" .

CLARICE S MYTH

WALDO

Education

C. 0. STEVENS

MAGNOLIA

Arts and Science

ELMER WALKER

EMERSON

A grirnlture

GLEN WALKER

HOPE

Arts and Science f.·F;,A.; Co~ p an y "~" ;

Y ; Incernat,onal Relations C 1 u b; Romance Language Club.

Wooorn WALTHA L L

CHIDESTER

Arts and Sciena Romance Language C 1 u b; Company 110 '' ; "Y"; Inter­nacional Relations C lub.

M/ U L~

G R A D U .A T E S

MAU RICE THOM AS

H OPE

Education

D. F. T U RNER

LEESVILL E, L A.

A grirnlture F.F.A.

J AMES YAN S WEDEN

CORSICANA, T EXAS

Arts and Science Company "D''.

J AMES W. WESNER

CLARENDON

Arts and Science Glee Club; Inremarional Re­lations Club.

CORBIT w H ITE

STRONG

Agriculture Basketball; F. F. A.; Com­pany "B".

GASCYL w HITE

MAGNOLIA

Arts and Science Company "D".

R j> D EJ\l GRADuATES

HARPER WATSON

MT. H OLLY

Agricult11re

F.F.A.; Company "B".

JOHN R. WATSON

NASHVILLE

Agriculture

F.F.A.; Company "D".

TRAVIS WEBB

HARRELL

Arts and Science

WALTERS. W HIT LOW

MAGNOLIA

Arts and Science

Ba n d; Stagecrafrers; Ro­mance Language Club.

EVERETT WILLIFORD

TEAGUE, TEXAS

Arts and Science

Scagecrafters; Com pan y uo".

EM ILY WILSON

EL DORADO

Education

JOHN WILSON

STEPHENS

Arts and Science

~lea Psi Omega.

RALPH WILSON

PRESCOTT

Education

Company "B".

CLARA W INBERRY

WALDO

Education

G R A D U A T E S

MARVIN M cCALMAN

BRADLEY

Arts and Science

Stagecrafters.

WINTON YouNG

MAGNOLIA

Agriculture

Scagecrafters; F.F.A.

MARTIN C RUTCHFIELD

SHERIDAN

Agriculture

F.F.A.; "Y''; Company "D".

EARL DEARING

TEAGUE. TEXAS

Arts and Science

Company "D".

i. 1 l:'cF'- Y 1.;> 'i>ut.c e t;;c ~

Ki:ITH ~

M/u L~

SOPHOMORE CALENDAR OF EVENTS

September 17, 1937-Sophomore class elected the following officers: Edgar War­

ren, president; Oliver Clegg, vice-president; Mary V. Reid, secretary; Clyde

Dickens, treasurer; and Mildred Litton, reporter.

October l, 1937-The Sophomores defeated the Freshmen in the first intra-class

football game by a score of 26 to 0. Following the game the first clash occur­

red between the two classes, resulting in the loss of a prominent freshman's

trousers.

October 22-Sophomore class sponsored amateur program with Major Rowe as

master of ceremonies. Sue DeLaughter took first place on the fifteen-act pro­

gram and was awarded a prize cup.

October 29, 1937-Carnival and German dance sponsored by the Sophomore class

as Hallowe'en ,festivities. A holiday spirit prevailed until 2 a. m.

January 8--Sophomore class ordered jewelry. Thirty-five students ordered rmgs,

pins, and lavaliers of gold, made up with the college emblem.

February 24, 1938--Sophomore class has Who's Who contest and chooses sixteen

students to fill places.

March 10, 1938-A barn party and sack supper was sponsored by the Sophomore

class. Old fashioned dances and games carried out the rustic feeling.

FRESHM: EN

THE OFFICERS

LAWRENCE JARNAGIN

President

STAMPS

Band; Company "B"; Student Council; "Y".

JOHN M. BEATTY

Vice-President

LEWISVILLE

F.F.A.; Company "D".

LOUISE MASHAW

Secretary

LEWISVILLE

Student Council; Romance Language Club; Who's Who; "Y"; Scagecrafters.

ROBERT WALZ

Reporter

ASHDOWN

Student Council; Who's Who; MuLERIDER Staff.

M/U Le9 FRESHl\IEN

MERIAM ABBOTT Hampton "Y"; Home Economics Club; Glee Club .

SELWYN ADAMS . . Patmos Company ttB".

MERRITT ALCORN . . . . Magnolia Romance Language Club; Band; " Y".

BILLIE ANDERS Glee Club; "Y ".

KATHRYN ARNETTE

BROOKS ATCHISON

STUART ATKINSON

CAL VIN A VERY F.F.A.; Company "B''.

ELIZABETH BARDEN Glee Club.

WARREN BARHAM Company " B".

WENDELL BEANE

ALTON BECK ..

BLANCHE BECK Glee Club; "Y".

Camden

Emmet

Doddridge

Mena

. Delight

Magnolia

Prescott

Dierks

Al/ewe

. Alleene

WILLIAM BECK . Ashdown

HORACE BEENE . . . . . Magnolia "Y"; Glee Club; International Relations Club;

Band.

ARTHUR BERK . . . . . . . . Magnolia Romance Language Club; Glee Club; Who's Who;

Stagecrafters; MuLERIDER Scaff; International Rela­tions Club.

DOSSIE BEST

BARNEY BLANKINSHIP Company "B".

Loua,m

Texarkana

A¥u L~

FRESHMEN

ROBERT BRANSFORD

ELSIE BRAZELL

M ur/reerboro

. El Dorddo

MAX BRUNSON Company "D"; Band.

. .... .. Mend

ELISE BRUTON . . . . . . . . Cdn/ield Stagecrafters; Home Economics Club; "Y"; Glee

Club; Romance Language Club.

PAUL BYERS ..

WILLIE FRANCES BYERS

RAYFORD CAMP . . . . . . . . Pdtmor Company "B''.

ARCHIE CHAMBLESS

HAROLD CHAMBLISS

ELOISE CLINTON . Home Economics Club; "Y".

DOROTHY COBB

EDWARD COOK Company "D".

Hope

Rurrton, Ld.

L. A. COOK . . . . Buckner

CHARLES CORBIN Eart Alton, Ill. F.F.A.; Company "D".

RUBY CORNELIUS . . . . . Texdrkdnd

ELSWORTH COSTON . Bwden

DOROTHY COUCH . . . . . Mdgnolid Stagecrafters; Home Economics Club.

NINA CRAIG Glee dub; "Y".

Strong

Mj U Ltt

CHARLIE CROSS . . . .

QUENTIN DAGENHART Company "D".

NOBLE DANIEL F.F.A.

FRESHMEN

Prescott

Cove

Ashdown

WILLIAM HUGH DANIEL . . . Sparkman F.F.A.; "Y''.

NOLAN DAVIS El Dorado

MARY SUE DELAUGHTER . . . Sparkman Sragecrafters; Home Economics Club.

HAROLD DEMPSEY . . . . . . Magnolia Company "D".

RANDOLPH DENDY . . . . Hartwell, Ga. Company "D".

ELIZABETH DENNIS

PAUL DICKSON .. F.F.A.; Company "D".

MARY LOUISE DOSS

MARGARET DUKE

VERNON EA TON . . . . F.F.A.; "Y"; Company "D".

Magnolia

Waldo

Magnolia

Magnolia

. Fouke

JANICE ELDER . . . . Sparkman "Y"; Glee Club; Home Economics Club.

LOUISE ELEY . . . . . "Y''; Home Economics Club.

JOHN EMBRY .

ANNETT A FELL uyn.

Nashville

Wickes

Bearden

MOSIE LEE FIKE . . Strong Home Economics Club; "Y"

M/ U L~

FRESII1HEN

HOWELL FINCHER . . . . . . . Rosston Glee Club.

MYRTLE FLAHERTY Waldo "Y".

CORINNE FORD . Lewi;yi/le Glee Club; Romance Language Club.

KATHRYN FORD . . . . . Winnfield, La. t(Y".

FERSHING FRANKS

SULA FRANKS . .

Magnolia

Magnolia

WINONA FRANKS . . . . . . Mt1gnolia Glee Club; W.A.A.; Home Economics Club.

CURTIS GARDNER . . . . Houston, Texas

OLGA GARNER . . . . . . . . Magnolia Home Economics Club.

LAURA NELL GILL . . . . . . Magnolia Glee Club.

H. D. GINTHER . Taylor

JOHN W. GLADNEY Stamps Band; Company "D".

ROBERT GLADNEY . . . LewisYille Stagecrafters; "Y"; Glee Club.

ANNIE SUE GOSSETT . . . Bearden

DEL TON GRAHAM . . . . . . Searcy Company "B''; F.F.A.

DORIS GRISHAM . . . . . . . Texarkana "Y"; Romance Language Club .

LYLE GUNNELS Company "B".

. . . McNeil

JOHN B. HALL . . . . . . . Benton, La.

M/ U Le9 R § D FifR FRESHMEN

ALLENE HARMON Mttgnolitt

HOMER HARRIS Nttrhyil/e Glee Club.

JEANNE HARRISON . . . . . Pine Bluff Glee Club; "Y".

WILLIAM HARRISON Company " D".

MAXINE HARRYMAN W.A.A.

OPAL HAYES H ome Economics Club; " Y".

PAUL HA YNES . F.F.A.

DAISY DOROTHY HEARD Band.

CLARICE HEATH Home Econcmics Club.

M urfreerboro

Mttgnolitt

Norphlet

. H ope

Mttgnolitt

BARBARA JEAN HENSON . A rhdown Stage:rafters; M ULERIDER Staff; Glee Club.

LANCE HETHCOX Ccn1pany '~D".

CA TORCE HIGHT Company " D' '.

JERUSHA H INSHAW W.A.A.; Stagecrnfters.

JOE K. HINTON Company "D" .

Amity

McNeil

Mttgnolia

. . . . . Narhville

A YLENE HOLCOMBE Atlanttt, Texar

IDA B. HOLLINGSWORTH . Mttgnolia Home Economics Club; W.A.A.

DANA HORN Company " D".

. Stttm pI

WILLIAM HUGHES ...... NarhYille Band; Company "D".

M/ U L~

FRESHMEN

VELMALENE HUNTER . . . . . Louann Glee Club.

RAYMOND JAMES . . . . . . . Dierks

CHARLES JEAN . . . . . . . . Emerson

FRANCILLE JEAN . . . . . . . Emerson Home Economics Club; Band.

JAMES JEFFUS F.F.A.

Camden

JEWELLE JERRY . . . . . . . £1 Dorado

RYMAN JOHNSON Company "D".

Lockesburg

ELIZABETH JOINER . . . . . El Dorado Stagecrafters; Home Economics Club; Romance

Language Club; Glee Club; "Y".

CLARENCE DA YID KEITH F.F.A.

AUBYN KENNEDY . . Glee Club.

WANDA LEE KENNEDY Romance Language Club; "Y".

MARIE KENT ... " Y''; Home Economics Club.

. . M cKamie

Magnolia

Bodcaw

. . .. Hope

DOROTHY KING . . . . . Atlanta, Texas

SAMMYE LANE . . . . . . . . Grannis Stagecrafters.

IDELLE LAWRENCE . . . . Junction City

]. B. LAWSON Company "B".

Antoi,ie

HERMAN LEE . . . . . . . . Bluff City

LIZZIE BELL LESLIE . . . . . . NashYille HY ".

FRANCIS LEWIS . . F.F.A.; Who's Who.

ROY LEWIS .... Band; Company "B".

ROBERT LINAKER Company " B".

FRESH1VIE~

Atlanta

Hope

H ope

ELOISE LONGINO . . . . . . . Magnolia Home Economics Club; Stagecrafters.

FRANK MALONE Company ''D".

H ope

DERREL MARTIN . . . . . . . . Fouke Company "B".

CLIFFORD MASON Company "B''.

Camden

CHARLES MAST . . . . . . . Winthrop F.F.A.

ALTA LEE MAY ........ Bodcaw

STELL MEADOR . . . . . . . Bluff City Company "B".

OLIVENE MERRITT Stephens Glee Club; Home Economics Club.

THOMAS MERRITT Rosboro

MELVIN MIDDLEBROOKS Patmos

GEORGE MOORE . North Little Rock

WALDRON MOORE New Hope

MYRTLE McFARLAND Nashville

KATHLEEN McGOUGH El Dorado

ROBERT McGRAW Nashville

FRESH~IEX

WALLA CE McGRAW Narhville

ANNIE DEAN McGUIRE . . . . Prmott International Relations Club; Romance Language

Club; "Y"'; MuLERIDER Staff.

GWENDOLYN McKAMIE McKamie

JULIA McKEMIE Mag110/1a

DOROTHY McMAHEN . . . Magnolia W.A.A.; Home Economics Club.

CECIL McMILLAN . . . . . . Cherry H,/1 Company "0".

GLENN McMURROUGH Band; Company "D".

KELLEY McWHA . F.F.A.; Company "8''.

. . Stampr

Kirby

ELIZABETH NEILL . . . . . . . W a/do

LARNELL NICHOLS Bluff City

IONA OLIVER Magnolia W.A.A.

MERRY 8 . OWENS . . . . Stampr Glee Club; "Y"; Stagecrafters; Home Economics

Club; Band.

HELEN PARKER "Y"; Glee Club.

ALEC PARSONS Company "B".

MURL PAUL F.F.A.; Company uB"; 0 Y".

Buckner

W icker

MARSHAL PAYNE Mt . Holly

A THI LENE PEACE . . Emmon H eme Economics Club.

JAMES FRANCIS PEACE . . . Magnolia Company "8"; Stagecrafters.

M/U 1P, F RE S HME N

DOROTHY PERDUE Antoine

CARL POLK . McNeil Company "B''.

REBA POLK McNeil International Relations Club; Romance Language

Club; W.A.A.

QUINTON PUCKETT Bloomburg, T exas Company (tB".

EDITH PURIFOY . . . . . . . Texarkana W.A.A.; "Y".

MARJORIE RAIFORD

PAUL REASONS

ABNER REDDIN (Y"; Company ''B".

THOMAS REYNOLDS

HAMRIC ROCKETT

HOMER B. ROGERS

MYRA ROGERS . .

Magnolia

Hermitage

Woodberry

Stephens

. Lillie, La.

Cove

Magnolia

VERA ROGERS . . . . . . . . . Lawson

HILDRED ROWLAND . .. .. McCaskill ''Y".

C. D. SALLEE, JR. . . . . . . Pine Bluff "Y" ; F.F.A.; Glee Club.

VERA SAMS

MAE SCHIRMER

MARTHA SHARP " Y '"; Glee Club.

. Fouke

Winthrop

Winthrop

FRESHM: EN

VICTOR SIBERT . . . Poughkupsit F.F.A.

RlITH EDNA SIL VEY . . . . . Bodcaw Home Economics Oub; "Y"; Glee Club.

PAUL SILVIUS, JR. . . . . . . Pi,u Bluff Romance Language Club.

RUTH SKINNER . . .. CoYt Stagecrafters.

MARJORIE SMITH Arkadtlphia UY".

MARY LYNN SMITH . .... . McNeil Glee Club; Band; Student Council; Stagecrafters.

MELBA SMITH . . . . . . . Coif ax, Lt. International Relations Club; "Y"'.

ROSEMARY SMITH . Ttxarka11a

AUDREY SQUYRES . . . . . . Norphltt

WILLIAM A. STEW ART . . . . . Buckntr

S. C. STONE . . . . . . . . . NashYillt F.F.A.; Company " D" .

JEWELL STROOPE . . . . . . . Camdt 11 uy n,

JOSEPHINE STUCKEY . . Bloomburg, Tex. uy '',

JEWELL SULLIVAN Norphlet

HERMAN TALLEY Magnolia

ROTHELL TALLEY . . . . . . Magnolia Company "B".

EVELYN TAYLOR . . . . . . Sparkman Glee Club; " Y" ; Home Economics Club.

RUTH TAYLOR .. . . .. .. Magonlia

M/ U L~

FRESHl\'IEN

DICKIE THRASH Company "D''.

.. Amity

JACK TRACEY . . . . . Little Rock International Relations Club; Glee Club; Delta

Psi Omega.

ROBERT TURNER Company "B".

Prescott

EDWIN VAUGHT . . . . . . Pine Bluff "Y"; International Relations Club; Romance Lan­

guage Club; Band,

JACKSON VINEY ARD Company "D"; Band.

DAVID WADDLE . .

Hope

Hope

MARGARET WALLACE . . . . Texarkana Glee Club; "Y"; Home Economics Club.

RAIFORD WAL TON . Strong

MADGE JEAN WATKINS Waldo

GLENN WATSON ..... . . Magnolia Band; "Y''. --

JACK WATSON

GLYN K. WEBB Company "D".

Doddridge

. Delight

FRED WESSON . . . . . . . Nash~ille Band; International Relations Club.

MARY FRANCES WESSON . . Stephens Scagecrafters; Home Economics Club.

DOUGLAS WHALEY . . McNeil Romange Language Club; F.F.A.; "Y".

CLAUDIE WHITE

ELTON WHITE

Rosston

McCaskill

HUBBARD A. WHITE ...... Arden

M/ U 1e9 FRESHMEN

ALICE RUTH WILLIAMS . . . . . Fouke W.A.A.; "Y"; Glee Club; Home Economics Club;

Stagecrafrers.

RUBYE MAE WILLIAMS W.A.A.; "Y".

RCBERT WILSON " Y"; F.F.A.; Company "B".

FRANK WITT ..... "Y''; F.F.A.; Company "D".

ADRON WOOLEY

BERNARD WORKS

St. Charles

Delight

Shawmut

Stro11g

Waldo

HELEN ZUMWALT . . . . . . . Blevins W.A.A.; "Y".

M/ U L~

LATE REGIS'I1ERED STl7DENTS

HELEN ADKINS Haynesi,i//e , La.

OZELLE BURLEY Junction City

WILBURN CAUDLE . . . . . . . Hope

ELENE COOK . Buckner

BLYE HAY Ashdown Stagecrafters; Glee Club.

HARRELL HESTERLY . Chidester

WILLIAM KING Bradley

LOIS LAMB .. Delight

J. D. LEONARD Sparkman

MAUD LEWALLEN . Alexander

JOHN LYNCH . Hot Springs

EVELYN PRICE ...... . Many, La. Band; Glee Club.

WILLIAM H. RASH Monticello

FELTON ROBERSON . . . . Magnolia

ROGER RUSSELL New Boston, T exas

?

LATE REGISTERED STUDENTS

CARL ROLLIN SH ELL . Heber Springs

MRS. EVERETT VINSON Magnolia

EVERET T VINSON . . Magnolia

WILLIAM P. WALKER . . . . Fo11ke

BESS WALLACE ..... Haynesyil/e, La.

STATE O F ARKAN SAS 0,. ,-ICE O r' T t1 E OOYElltNOIII

LITTLE R OCK.

February 1S. 19~

i.-r . Olinr Cler;g. E.d.1.tor The Uul erider A · J: M. Colle&• J,'.e.g.nolia. , .A.r:Cansas

I ha.To just cQ:::iplotod the ver1 difficult tuk of ehoos int; the quo on a.nd ::&ida f r or.:i a nu::i.ber of photograph, wh1eh we r e sub::itted to ::-.o . The hig.h order of beauty and intoll1co:,eo a:~ong tho youn,; ladies attend.in& the :,:.gnolia A, ,\ !.: , u indiea.tod by t.hese photor,raph• r.1akes ne feel sure that any of the::'1 would co~d i..~diato attention and r•s~et on any eM:pus .

I v.i vory rlad to bei of this ser•ieo to racnoHa. A, & !' ,

J.1101' ne to use this opportunity to eo=iend the Boe.rd , the faeul-ey , and the student body for- the fine record of a.ccor::;:,lishr.ients which is beini:; writte:'I year -.!'tor ;,iar.

CEB:L:C

Co1•;~ w~

MARIE POOLE

MAURINE BOLDING

OLIVER CLEGG ROBERT WALZ

MARY VIRGINIA REID EDGAR WARREN

WIHO

LOUISE MASHAW

FRANCIS LEWIS KATHARINE EDWARDS

The Band Warms Up.

At Last-The Book Store

is Open.

The Mad Rush.

Bet You Can't Do It?

Beauty and The Wheel­

barrow.

The Mail's Up.

What Large Feet You

Have, Gentlemen!

The Jew "Studies".

Bet That One Has Been

Told Before, Too.

The Short and Tall of It.

Putting On the Winter

Coat.

There's Room for Another.

A Study in Shoes.

\ l N l

Sou'Tr-J

Miss Tucker Grants An

Interview.

He Keeps the Boys at

Work.

The Prexy Speaks from

Experience.

The Habitual "Lift"

Between Classes.

The World's Best Chicken

Farmer at Home.

"We've Just Had Dinner,

Thanks."

An After-supper Session.

Keep Your Distance,

Rosemary!

Arm in Arm.

So This is College.

Waiting for the Bell.

"Those Things are Books,

Fellows".

An Old Grad Returns and

Remembers When . .

She Has a Juliet Complex.

SHOTS OF N.Y.A. LIFE

The Dairy Barn.

Can You Hold That a Moment?

After Working Hours.

R. S. Parker Jr., Director of the N.Y.A. Program.

And They Called Them "G-Men"

Looking Ahead.

Flash: Greek Theatre Nears

Completion!

Who Can Tell the Biggest

One?

GOING TO SCHOOL

It's Not All That Bad,

Is It?

That Jackson Hall Gang

Is At It Again.

Poor Little Sick Girl.

Waiting for the Mail.

Before the Rule Was

Passed.

The Awful Dining Hall

Line.

"Prof." and Miss Machen

Talk It Over.

Hold That Line!

Bet There's a Band Trip

Up .. .

Looking North.

Dairy Scene .

. . Then Cycling Was a Fad.

In the Spring a Young

Man's Fancy ..

Featuring the New Band

Uniforms.

One of Our Beauties.

AT THE

FROSH-SOPH FIGHT

Aerial Combat.

Some Interested Spectators.

The Crowd Gathers.

Watching the "Kill".

CAMPUS COUPLES

Ford · Horner.

Neighbors · Haver.

Taylor - May.

Owens. Hutchinson.

Billingsley · Stevens.

Skinner · Rowe.

Adcock - Bond.

Two Men in a Boat .

. . And Jolly Good

. Company.

The Courting Hour.

Thanks for Everything,

Mr. Shrader.

Assembly Is Over At Last!

Not Too Hard, Mr. Presi­

dent ....

Come on Out and Play!

Three

Typical

Scenes.

Up a Tree.

More Frosh-Soph Fight.

M/ U LJi R _.f D FtfR 13ASl\lTl3ALL

Starting the season with a sin­

gle letterman, Coach Umbach

served his first year as basketball

coach by giving the school one of

rhe fastest and scrappiest teams

in Mulerider history.

Coach Umbach placed em­

phasis on teamwork, spe~d, and

capable substitutes.

The only drawback to a great

team was inexperience. However,

with one year of varsity compe­

tition the basketeers of '39 will

be tough oposition. Only four

players will be lost by graduation.

1c;)3S

PAUL UMBACH Coach

M/U 1e9

Nrx Forward

RowE

Forward

DAVIS

Forward

H A vis "Slick" OvERTO~

Captain

NORMAN SHORT

Manager

M/u L~

MIDDLEBROOKS

Center

CAMP

Guard

H ARRISON

Guard

CORBIN

Guard

BEATTY

Forward

SANFORD

Guard

First Practice Game, Nov

11, vs. Magnolia

won 71-53.

Louisiana Normal,

end of two-game

27-52.

At Magnolia, defeated T exar. ·

Junior College, 38-38.

Patmos at Patmos, won 30-2~

El Dorado goes down at E

rado to tune of 49-23.

Patmos here, Aggies win, 3~­

In over-time

53-30 verdict.

M/ U 1Jt R _j> D FJR

Dorado at Magnolia, Mule-

Tour, Muleriders lose 35-52

Rock

- ·or College, 40-28; lose to Ar­

., s College, Batesville, 41-43;

~ receive set-back at hands of

State at Jonesboro,

State at Magnolia

·e 45, A. & M., 32.

Rock Junior College,

HINTON

Forward

S MITH

Forward

BECK

Center

MULLINS

Guard

M/ U L~

SOPtiOMO~tS

By superior weight and experience,

sophomores defeated freshmen in all in­

tra-mural football games. Williford, soph­

omore guard, shone in the forward wall

for the sophomores. Capitalizing on

every break and opportunity, the sopho­

mores were never in danger of being

scored on by the freshmen. Substitutes

for the sophomores were May, Sanford,

Horner, Ogden, Blankinship, Rowe, El­

more, Mason, Murphy, E. Smith, and

Park.

Warren, Bond, Williford, Cone, Millican, Minnick, Munro Pullen, Hutchinson, Naylor, Stevens

M/U Le9 f ~tStiMlN

The Freshmen, handicapped by lack of

size and experience, put up stiff opposi­

tion to the heavier and more experienced

Sophomores. H. Talley, B. Works, and

D. Gladney were the mainstays of the

Freshman team. These men will make

good college football material. Substi­

tutes were Atchison, Avery, Bransford,

Corbin, Lawson, Linaker, Moore, and H .

White.

Works, H arris, Wilson, Stone H inton, W . Moore, T racey, H. T alley, D. Gladney, Merritt, H arrison

1¥u L~

Easeball 193S

SAGE McLEAN

Coach

W ith the return of seven lettermen and many promising rookies, the college

nine promises co provide trouble for any opposition. Bond, Overton, Bryant, Sex­

ton, Harris, and Warren are che lettermen. They are capable of filling their posi­

tions and with competent substitutes in Atchinson, Works, Talley, Sanford, Hinton,

H arrison, Williford, Puckett, and Wilson, there should be no trouble in rounding out a well-balanced team. Although the season is just underway, prospects are very good.

TENNIS

Under the new intra-mural athletic program, a larger group of students were able to enjoy a wider range of sports. The purpose of the new program was to give a majority of the students some form of recreation that interested them and would be beneficial to them. On this and following pages are scenes of some of the various sports and games, that included basketball, volley ball, soccer, archery, badminton, shuffle board, tumbling, folk dancing, and tap dancing.

BOXING

SOPHOMORES

Purifoy, Wilson, Friday, Lowery, Ely, Captain Mayes, Lewallen, Thomas, Career, Griffin, M cCollum.

FRESHMEN

Abbott, Polk, Lawrence, Skinner, Captain Price, Lewallen, McGough, Zumwalt, Byers

M/ U L~

JACKSON HALL

Mayes, G. Lewallen, Lowery, Beck, Lewallen, Wallace, Lawrence, Craig, Perdue, Griffin.

CARAWAY HALL

McCollum, Zumwalt, Williams, Mc­Gough, Cook, Skinner, Price, Ely.

DAY STUDENTS

Harryman, Winberry, C 1 a y t o n, Franks, Hinshaw, Holling,worth, Cobb, Oliver, Cooper, McMahen, Reid, Byers.

NELSON HALL

Carter, Smith, Thomas, Polk, Friday, Wilson, Abbott, Fike, Poole.

PYRAMID

VOLLEY BALL

ARCHERY

EDGAR WARREN

M/U 1e9

Cou: h, Clegg, Jarnagin, Mashaw, Warren Rutledge, Smith, Walz, Reid

The Student Council

President

OLIVER CLEGG Vice-President

MARY V1RGINIA REID Secretary

In its second year of existence, the Student Council has continued

to act as an arbiter between the student body and the admini­

stration by meeting with the representatives of che administration

in an effort to raise the standards of the students and the school

and co try co solve problems chat arise during the school year.

SCHOOL PL \\S LOt\GE FOR \IE\ STl DE\TS

Gn~n>"nt cf McCrary H;ill W i i' !!<c Us('d A !. RC"crO •

tior. C C"nt t r

\ , .• ,t ,,

••

It'· " ' ,r ,,

\ • 1,, . •• ,.,. n'1\'ll.ln+I f>II • U lk,r.,,!., Qdn'd 1· .,11. I -·~ 1·,,.~ I

l o \ -:;i• •. l\r ,,r,'i1:-:; 1.11,, .. . , : , '.II •. ,! •• 1~ " " '" t:\ IJ· ,I ' 1

;:'.,1 1 \ -1r1 1brn•

1 ( .: Int" , 1·!,

- · \ CARAWAY-JACKSON '

W IN I N CAGE CONTEST

COLLEGE 8~'1 FEATURED .IJ

SHRE\E A. And M. Collesc 8 •

F er Barksdale r-, Charity Show

The Eror Stoff Editors First Semester

OLIVER (LEGG

GLEN WALKER

FRANCIS FREDERICK

Miss ELLIE TucKER

Editors Second Semester

MAURINE BOLDING

BYRON ANDREWS

Business Manager

Director

Bob McGraw, Reba Polk, Fred Wesson, Louise Mashaw, Edgar Warren Warren Sexton, Felix McKean, Mildred Litton, Seel! Meador, Frederick Scott

James Van Sweden, Elsie Bruton, Walter Whirlow, Dorothy Couch, William King

M/ U L~

CLEGG

EDWARDS

EDGAR w ARREN

ARTHUR BERK

BARBARA H ENSON

ANNIE DEAN McGUIRE

The

Mulerider

ltaff

Editors-in-Chief OLIVER CLEGG

KATHARINE EDWARDS

Business Managers ROBERT WALZ

MILDRED LITTON

Miss MARTHA K. MACHEN

WALZ

LITTON

Sports Editor Feature Editor

Humor Editor

Activites Editor

Faculty Sponsor

Berk, Henson, McGuire, Warren, Machen

M_/u 1e9

Beene, Berk, Belding, Clegg, Dickens, Kitchens, McGuire, Pagan Polk, Reid, Smith, Tracey, Vaught, Walker, Walthall, Wesner, Wesson

International l?elotions Club WOODROW WESNER

OLIVER CLEGG

MARY VIRGIN IA R EID

FRED w·EssoN

~~~~~-----------

President V ice-presid en/ Secretary

Reporter

l?omonce Lon15uo15e Club KAT HARINE EDWARDS

OLIVER CLEGG

MILDRED LITTON

LOUISE MASHA w

President Vice-prl'Sident Secretary

Reporter

Alcorn, Andrews, Barner, Berk, Bolding, Bruton, Clegg, Cobb Edwards, Ford, G risham, Joiner, Keith, Kennedy, Kitchens, Lit ton, Mashaw

McGuire, Polk, Rowe, Silvius, Vaught, Walker, Walthall, Whaley, Whirlow

Abbott, Alcorn, Anders, Arnette, Atchison, Barlow, Barner, Beck, Beene, Benton, Best Bolding, Brazell, Bruton, Burnette, Capps, Carter, Clinton, Cornelius, Craig, Crurchfield, Daniel Dickens, Dickson, D ismukes, Drake, Eaton, Elder, Eley, Ely, Fell, Fike, Flaherty Ford, Friday, Gean, Gladney, Gore, Gossett, Green, Griffin, Grisham, Gunn, H arrison, Hayes Hollingsworth, Jarnagin, Joiner, Keeley, Keith, H . Kennedy, W. Kennedy, Kent, Kitchens, Lee, Leslie,

Litton

"Y. W. C. A."" "Y. M. C. ~-

M ARY VIRGINIA REID, LAFAYETTE RUTLEDGE

MARY HELEN NABORS, MARTIN CRUTCHFIELD

PEARL BARNER, DONALD MUNRO

Presidents

Vice-Presidents

Secretary-treasurers

Lowery, McCollum, McFarland, McGough, McGuire, McKamie, Marshall, Mashaw, Mason, Mayes, Morgan

Munro, Murphy, Nabors, Owens, Oxford, Pagan, Parker, Paul, Polk, Pullen, Perdue E. Purifoy, F. Purifoy, Reddin, Redus, Reid, Rhodes, Roberts, Rogers, Rowe, Rowland, Rutledge Sallee, Schirmer, Sexton, Sharp, Silvey, B. Smith, Ma. Smith, Me. Smith, R. Smith, Stroope, Stuckey,

Taylor Vaught, Wallace, Walker, Walthall, Walz, Watson, Whaley, A. Williams, R. Williams,

Witt, Zumwalt

The Y.M.C.A. and Y.W.C.A. combined this year and for all practical pur­

poses are one organization. Their aim is to foster an equal development of the

mind, body, and spirit. Throughout their various activites, the "Y" has sought to

fulfill this aim.

M/U L~ RjJD

Avery, Barlow, Beatty, Capps, Carter, Corbin, Crutchfield, Daniel, W. Daniel, Dickson Dismukes, Eaton, Fairchild, Gore, Gossett, Graham, Haver, Haynes, Jeffus, Johnson D. Keith, P. Keirh, Lewis, Mason, Mast, Munro, Murphy, McWha, Paul, Pullen Rowe, Rutledge, Sallee, Sanford, Sibert, E. Smitth, R. Smith, Stone, Turner, Walker Warren, H. Warson, J. Watson, Whaley, White, \'(Tilson, Witt, Young

LAYAYETTE RUTLEDGE

CHARLES HAVER

MARTIN CRUTCHFILD

PERRY KEITH

f. f. A. President

Vice-president

Secretary

Reporter

The Future Farmers of America is a club composed of studenrs maionng in Agricul­ture. The organization was established in 1936 with the following purposes: to develop competent, aggressive, rural, and agricultural leadership; to promote and improve scholar­ship; to encourage organized recreational activities; to encourage co-operative effort among the students of the different agricultural classes; to advance the cause of vocational educa­tion in agriculture in A. and M. College.

Mj U 1e9 R

Abbott, Beasley, Billingsley, Bolding, Brinkley, Bruton, Clayton, Clinton Cooper, Couch, DeLaughter, Dickson, Dunn, Elder, Eley, Fike Franks, Gamer, Hays, Heath, Hollingsworth, Jean, Joiner, Kent Lane, Lee, Longino, McCollum, McMahen, Memtt, Norwood, Owens, Peace Poole, Reid, Rhodes, Silvey, Smith, Taylor, Wallace, Wesson, Williams

The liome fconomics Club LIDA RAY BEASLEY

MARIE PooLE

PORTIA NORWOOD

ELOISE LONGINO

CATHERINE LANE

President

Vice-President

Secretary

Treasurer

Parliamentarian

The general purpose of the Home Economics Club is: To bring students in close touch with the great Home Economics organization of state and nation; co develop person­ality, leadership, initiative, and social poise; to bring together for united effort the various class groups studying or interested in home economics; and to train active and effective lead­ers among young women for home and community life.

M/ U L~

ADCOCK

JOHN WILSON

OLIVER CLEGG

LOUISE ADCOCK

JACK TRACEY

CLEGG

Miss J EWELL STEVENS

s. D. DICKINSON

TRACEY W ILSON

President

Vice-President

Secretary

Business Manager

Sponsor

Sponsor

This chapter is known as A. and M. College Case of Delta Psi Omega 22. The

organization is the inner circle of the Stagecrafters and transacts all business of the

body. To be eligible for admittance in the Delta Psi Omega one must pass the re­

quirements as seated in the constitution.

Byron Andrews Arthur Berk Fred Bond Elise Burton Bernice Cobb

Horace Cone Dorothy Couch Sue DeLaughcer

Katharine Edwards Robert Gladney Blye Hay Barbara Henson

R

The JtaEecrafters Jerusha Hinshaw Bob James

Elizabeth Joiner Sammye Lane Mary Hilma Lee Eloise Longino

Louise Mashaw Marvin McCalman

Hartwell Minnick

Lealus Nash

Merry B. Owens

James Pearce Horace Rowe Harry Segnar

Ruch Skinner Bessie Smith Mary Lynn Smith Edgar Warren Mary Frances Wesson Alice Ruch Williams

Walter Stokes Whitlow Everett Williford Win tom Young

The Scagecrafters organized in 1928. Last year the organization became the outer circle of the dramatic organization in the college. As soon as Stagecrafters pass the requirements for entrance in the Delea Psi Omega, they are admitted into chat organization.

M/ U L~ R __f D Frf\l

Horner, Tracey, Gladney, Berk, Wesner, Carter, Keith, Sallee, Harris, Nash, Nix, Beene, James Sharp, Williams, Kennedy, Friday, Rhodes, Merritt, Franks, Miss Crumpler, Bolding, Joiner, Silvey,

Beck, Craig, Henson, Harrison, Taylor, Abbott Nabors, Beasley, Dunn, Adcock, Barden, Dickson, Martin, Gill, Smith, Benton, Lee, Owens, Fotd,

Anders, Hunter, Elder, Couch, Kent Other members: Bruton, Fincher, Pullen, Redus, Hay, Price.

The 61ee Club BoB JAMES

P 'ERRY KEITH

MARY HELEN NABORS

AuBYN KENNEDY

MAURINE BOLDING

C. D. SALLEE

MARY HELEN NABORS

M rss MAUD CRUMPLER

THEME SONG

President Vice-President

Secretary Treasurer

Reporter Librarian

Accompanist Sponsor

A s the blue and the gold of our ban-ner so bright,

Fill our hearts full of joy and pride,

One song A. & M. before I go,

I 'd sing o'er all the rest with trumpet sound

For Thee-the Future.

(With apologies to Walt Whitman)

The 13and

HARRY SEGNAR WALTER STOKES WHITLOW

BILLY BENNETT ALBERT PRATOR

LAWRENCE JARNAGIN CHARLES A. OVERSTREET

Miss ELIZABETH McMoRELLA

J. E. JUSTISS

CLARINETS Walter Stokes Whiclow Billy Bennett Glenn Watson Mary Lynn Smith Katharine Edwards Merry B. Owens Daisy Dorothy H eard Francille Jean

SAXOPHONES Henry Mize Willie Beth Morgan Max Brunson

BELL-LYRE H orace Beene

DRUMS Oliver Clegg Glenn McMurrough

John Gladney Neville Atkinson

FRENCH HORNS

Harry Segnar Merritt Alcorn Lawrence Jarnagin

CORNETS Sidney Smith Roy Lewis Jackson Vineyard

President

Vice-President

Secretary-Treasurer

Publicity Manager

Drum Major

Sponsor

Sponsor

Director

Evelyn Price Bunyan Hutchinson

TROMBONE Billy Hughes

BARITONES Albert Prator Edwin Vaught

BASSES Frank Horner Robert Millican Fred Wesson

M/ U L~

Componr ''13," 153d lnfontrr, 4. N. c;. RIFLE COMPANY FIRST BATTALION

CAPTAIN Godley, Ves W .

FIRST LIEUTENANT Whitley, Henry W .

SECOND LIEUTENANT Kitchens, Wade H . Jr.

FIRST SERGEANT Middlebrooks, F. 0 .

SERGEANTS Bearden, Clinton H. Blankinship, Barney D. Cobb, Leslie L. H aynes, Torby T. Hicks, Lee D. Ross, Charles M. Talley,Milton B.

CORPORALS Fairchilds, Johnny L. Haver, Charles D. Nipper, Joseph E. White, Corbit

PRIVATES, First Class Barlow, James P. Capps, Emerson S.

Carter, Alvis G. Lewis, Roy L. Munro, Donald B. Pullen, Charles T. Rowe, Stewart F. Smith, Earl W . Smith, Sidney I. Watson, James H . Wilson, Ralph

PRIVATES Adams, Selwyn Avery, Calvin Barham, Warren S. Bennett, Billy D. Booth, Freeman D. Bryant, Kermit Bums, James M . Camp, Rayford A. Graham, Delton G. Gunnels, Lyle Jarnagin, Lawrence Jones, James H . Lawson, John B. Linaker, Robert H .

Martin, Derrel W . Mason, Clifford T. May, Elbert N. Meador, Stell Murphy, Dale E. McMurry, Eugene McMurry, Boyd McWha, Kelley M. Parham, Rufus M. Parsons, Alec Paul, Muri W. Peace, James F. Phillips, James A. Polk, Carl Puckerr, Quentin M. Reddin, Abner R. Rwsell, Roger L. Sanders, John D. Sanford, Edward H. Talley, James R. Turner, Robert Walker, William P. Wilson, Robert L.

Rj> D

FIRST PLATOON COMPANY "D",

CAPTAIN Warson, Edgar L.

153rd INFANTRY, A. N. G-Machine Gun Company, First Battalion

FIRST LIEUTENANT Kelly, William R.

SECOND LIEUTENANT Garinger, Truman 0.

FIRST SERGEANT Wright, Curcis M.

SERGEANTS Atkinson, Edward N. Camp, Ernest Frederick, Francis B. Gore, Paul E. Rogers, Clin1on, W. Shinn, Gresham James Warren, Edgar C.

CORPORALS Cone, Horace Dickson, Paul E. Gossett, Henry M. Millican, Robert H. McMahen, Laddie Rowe, Horace R.

Stone, Sondley C. Dendy, Milton R. Williford, Everett E. Eaton, Vernon M.

PRIVATES, First Class Harrison, William D. D . F d . k E Hesterly, Harrell P. earing, re enc . H h L A D J Ph.11. et cox, ance .

ee,, r., 1 •P H' h C A GI d J h W 1g r, atorce . a ney, 0 n · Horn, Dana E.

Green, Henry M. H h W'll' H Hinton, Joe K. ug es, • iam . McKean Felix C. Johnson, Ryman 0 .

' . Keeley, Charles W . Overton, Havis H. K' w·ll· D Smith, Alver R. mg, 1 iam · W 1 Rob B Malone, Frank C.

a z, err · M M 'IJ w·11· C Webb, Glyn K. ~ ' an, • ,am . Wh. G I R M,ze, Henry A.

ice, ascy · Naylor, Elbert H. PRIVATES Sexton, Charles W.

Andrews, Byron W. Shorr, Norman B. Beatty, John M. Thrash, Dickie B. Brunson, Max H. Van Sweden, James F. Cook, Charles E. Vineyard, Hodge J. Corbin, Charles C. Walker, Glen 0 . Crutchfield, Martin H. Walthall, Woodie J. Dagenhart, Quentin S. Watson, John R. Dempsey, Harold Witt, Thomas F.

SECOND PLATOON

Bolding, Clayton, Dickson, Ely, Franks Griffin , Harryman, Hinshaw, B. Hollingsworth, I. Hollingsworth Lowery, Mayes, McMahen, Oliver, Polk E. Purifoy, F. Purifoy, Reid, A. Williams, Williams, Zumwalt.

EUNICE MA YES

AucE W1LLIAMS

jERUSHA HINSHAW

MARIE DICKSON

W. A. A. President

Secretary

Secretary

Treasurer

The purpose of the Women's Athletic Association is to promote a "sport for

all" program on the campus. that is concerned with the organization and leadership

in big muscle activities, sound development, and physical efficiency for students.

Mj u 1e9 R __f D FJR

A. l M. ColleEe Orchestra

Albert Prator, Roy Lewis, Sidney Smith, J. W. Gladney, Bob James

Billy Bennett, Henry Mize, Walter Stokes Whitlow, James Van Sweden

C. E. H aydon, Director

M/ U L~ R

~. -r. A.

Jarnagin, Watson, Vineyard, Wesner, Smith, Haver, Mason, Dearing, Munro, White, James

Walker, Dismukes, Ross, Sharp, Cook, Lewallen, Rutledge, Gore, Walthall, Lee

Reid, Barner, Marshall, Litton, Cooper, Bolding, McGuire, Nabors, Williams, Holcombe

~~A glance tells me these Shoes · stay new months longer," say/ "1r

c he 3-Point Seal, found in every IJ.- I B _ I • Nunn-Bush shoe tells me it's g<J.H,,H, (J,/,e4, Ankle-Fashioned. And I know COLUMBIA S'1 All

from experience Ankle Fashioning makes my shoes look better longer."

Nunri-Bush .flnM~Ox~

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A FEW HIGHER

BECAUSE THEY-RI

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Our Service to m en and boys is to give them the latest styles, and quality values in cloth­ing ... Shoes, Hats and other wearing ap­parel.

Chas. Le~is a Co. The Store for Men and Boys

Magnolia, Ark. Phone 193

LONGINO,

GOODE AND LYLE

Druggists

PHONE 204

Prescription Specialists

Filled More Than 130,000

Complete Line of Magazines

and Periodicals

East Side Square MAGNOLIA, ARK.

IF If A. & M. boys would give the girls a break, If Mrs. Still would let us go to the lake. If Bun never trifled on Merry B., What a joy this school would be.

If Mr. Overstreet would let us hitch-hike to town,

If Miss Tucker forgot to frown, If we weren't assigned an assembly seat, Whar a joy this school would be.

If Mary Frances could find her a man, If some of the girls didn't throw trash cans, If the Dining Hall would give us a treat, What a joy this schod would be.

If girls could get out on Saturday night, Of the Old Man forgot to bring his flash

light, If it weren't for people Lke you and me­Wha: a joy this scho:il would be.

Rowe: I've a friend I'd like for you girls n meet.

Louise Mashaw : H ow much money has he?

Elizabeth Joiner: Who are his family?

Rosemary: What can he do?

Elise: What does he read?

Mary Lynn: What church does he belong to?

Francille: Where is he?

* * * * * * * Harry: Would you marry a sap for his

money?

Eloise: Is this a proposal, or are you just col­lecting statistics?

IT PAYS TO BUY QUALITY

GROCERIES

M SYSTEM

Your Bus:ness Appreciated

Welcome To

BLUE AND GOLD SERVICE STATION

Let's Ha1.·e Refreshments!

Prop. Leslie Cobb

Bernice and Tootsie

A HOPE May your years of school be consummated

in success in all that you attempt.

May you, in attaining those successes, be al­

ways loyal to Arkansas.

Thus it is in your power to build a greater,

more influential state.

Remembering this, Lion is proud to have had

a part in aiding you in many ways-among

them, taxes-to acquire a foundation for fu­

ture achievements.

LION OIL

REFINING COMPANY

El Dorado, Arkansas T. H. Barton, Pres.

Prescriptions-

The Most Important Part of

Our Business.

FOUR REGISTERED PHARMACISTS

TO SERVE YOU

PHONE 28

E. T. HUTCHESON AND SONS

Rexall Drug Store

MAGNOLIA, ARKANSAS

Bun and Speedy had had enough of the leaks in their room. They summoned up all their courage and decided to talk to Mr. Overstreet about the matter.

They challenged him thus: Why that roof on our room is so bad that it rains on our heads. H ow long is char going to lase?

Mr. Overstreet: What do you think I am-a weather prophet?

* * * * * * * Mr. Graham: Did you read the letter I sent

you?

Dumb Co-ed who had been shipped: Yes sir, I read it inside and our. On the inside it said, "You are requested to leave col­lege," and on the outside it said, " Return in five days", so here I am."

* * * * * * * Neville agrees with the sage who said'

"Some men are born great, some achieve great­ness, and some just grate upon you."

M r. Haydon: Well, Warren, what have you been doing all afternoon?

Warren: Shooting craps. Mr. Haydon: That must stop, those little

things have just as much right to live as you have.

* * * * * * * Mary Frances: I wonder how old Miss Couch

is? Catherine: Quite old I imagine. They say

she used to teach Caesar.

* * * * * * * What made Jeanne a mental wreck? Why haven't you heard? Two trams of

thought collided in her mind.

* * * * * * *

Mr. Graham to Henry M ize: Henry, I hear your roommate is quite a bookworm.

H enry: If you stayed around him very long, you'd think he was a bed bug.

To Farm With Profit Use

IMPROVED EQUIPMENT

IMPROVED METHODS

GANTT MERCANTILE CO.

MAGNOLIA, ARKANSAS

F. F. A.

Glee Club

Stagecraf ters

D. F. D.

Compliments of

TALBOT'S "WE OUTFIT THE FAMILY"

Suggested Reading

The Good Earth, The Harvester

God's Troubadors, An Amerian Tragedy

The Cream of the Jest, The Light That Failed

The Gentleman in the Parlor, To Have and To H old

Romance Language Club

International Relations Club

Home Economics Club

Against the Grain, Les Miserables

Gulliver's Travels, Innocents Abroad

Old Wives' Tale, Vanity Fair

The Perennial Bachelor, When Knighthood Was in Flower

Little W oman, The Sheltered Life

Y. M . C. A. Y. W. C. A. Student Council

National Guard Companies

Mulerider Staff

w. A. A.

Band

Orchestra

The Trail of the Lonesome Pine, Slave Ship

The Big Money, The Danger Trail

End of the Chapter, Isle of Thorns

Lively Lady, Men of Iron

Turmoil, Return I Dare Not

The Power To Kill, Swan Song

M acco Theatre Odeon 1'heatre

Magnolia, Arkansas

"COLUMBIA COUNTY'S BRIGHTEST SPOTS"

Where Pleasure Costs So Little

GRAYSON

MOTOR COMP ANY

Ford Service

PHONE 310

It Brings A Cool Wave Of Refreshments-

COCA-COLA In Bottles

Magnolia Ice and Coca-cola Bottling Co.

Johnny: You say you never quarrel with Louise?

Sonny: Never; she gees her way and I go hers.

* * * * * * * Red Corbin starte:! to grow a moustache but

found it too much of a strain while drink­his soup.

*** * *** "And please, Santa Claus," prayed Louise,

"fill my stocking as well as God filled Marlene D ietrich's."

* * * * * * * I've never been dated. I've never been kissed. They said if I waited No men could resist The lure of a pure and innocent miss The trouble is this-I'm fifty.

* * * * * * * D oc: You know the old saying, what you

don't know won't hurt you. Dana: Yeah? Doc: You lucky dog. You're invulnerable.

Pleasant Memories Edgar Warren's versacality Horace Rowe's wit Ada Cooper's good nature Snake Smith's trumpet playing Sonny and Louise's love affair Mr. Martel's bright remarks in class Tubby Morgan's smile Jack Tracey's truckin' The forbidden p:ne tree Cutting assembly The gang at the station Oliver Clegg's politicking Elizabeth Joiner's personality The infirmary on Monday morning.

BANNER NEWS PUBLISHING CO.

Incorporated

Printers, Publishers, Stationers

Carter Ink Products General Office

Supplies

Phone No. 4

MAGN OLIA, ARKANSAS

South Arkansas

Department Store

ESTABLISHED 1899

Ma in and \Yashington

E l Dorado, Ark.

Your Patronage Is Appreciated

Marie: Does Wanda have her own way? Mildred: Does she! Why she writes her

diary a week ahead of time.

* * * * * * * Likes a kiss

But seldom Krs. She's not amiss

Bue just a M rs.

H e, unkissed, Bue seldom Kr.

T hat he missed Her. Mr.! Mr!

* * * * * * * Red: How do you keep your roommate from

reading your mail? Stubby: Nothing to it; I just stick the letters

in his books.

* * * * * * * Freshman: I don't know. Soph: I am not prepared. Junior: I can't remember just now. Senior: I don't believe I can add anything to

that which has already been said.

Far1ners Bank and Trust Coanpany

MAGNOLIA, ARKANSAS

SAFETY- SERVICE

,v e Solicit Your Account

Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation

The Hall of Ill Fame

J{,' ost worthless boy i,1 school Matrimonial Clerk Most absent-minded g:rl God's Gift to Women Biggest Nuisance Melody Man Eternal Griper Hada date last night She rolls her own (curls) Sot Best H ousewife Most I mporlant ( in self estimation) More " It" than Clara Bow Easiest Yictim of women The coming Robert Taylor Most brainless Vainest girl Noisiest girl in school Judas, the money carrier Most elastic neck W ors/ night hawk

HENRY MIZE

EUNICE MAYES

JEANNE HARRISON

PETE WILLIFORD

T ussy MILLICAN

SPEEDY MINNICK

CURTIS MASON

MARY FRANCES WESSON

INA MAE M cCoLLUM

WENDALL PAGAN

ELOISE CLINTON

JACK TRACEY

PORTIA NORWOOD

EARL DEARING

LAWRENCE JARNAGIN

MARJORIE SMITH

JEWELL SULLIVAN

SAMMYE LANE

FRANCILLE JEAN

CATHERINE LANE

MARTHA SHARP

Magnolia Grocer Company

WHOLESALE GROCERS

ORGANIZED AT MAGNOLIA, ARK., IN 1912

OVER TWENTY~FIVE YEARS IN BUSINESS WE OFFER OUR FACILITIES TO THE MERCHANTS OF

SOUTH ARKANSAS AND N ORTHERN LOUISIANA

The Home of M. G. C. SALAD DRESSING - SALAD SPREAD

Also COMPLETE LINE OF STAPLE and FANCY GROCERIES

T he seven ages of a woman-the infant, the little girl, the miss, the young woman, the young woman, the young woman, the young woman.

* * * * * * * Gypsy: I'll tell your fortune. Teewaddee: H ow much? Gypsy : Fifty cents. T eewaddee: Correct.

* * * * * * * Rosemary: What did you go to college for? Francille: A good time. Rosemary: I asked you what for; not how

long.

* * * * * * * Bob: Gee, guy, you musta lost an awful lot

of weight chis summer. Why, your cloth­es hang on you like potato sacks.

N ix: Naw, I didn't lose any weight. Just got a fat roommate this semester.

SWAN BEAUTY SHOP

The Best Work Done al M oderate Prices

We appreciate your patronage and look forward to giving you more efficient and prompt ser­vice in our new shop.

M. E. PEACE

A COMPLETE LINE OF BUILDIN G MATERIAL

ETERNITY AND RUBEROID ROOFING

Pittsburg Sunproof Paint

Phone 381 Magnolia, Ark.

TURNER HARDWARE CO.

John Deere Implements

Grunow Radios

Johns-Manville Roofing

Kelvinator Refrigerators

ALWAYS THE BEST

Phone 117 Magnolia, Ark.

Dear Lord, I wish you get this straight. I know I asked you for a date For Saturday, but what I .meant Was ANYONE BUT the guy you sent.

* * * * * * * Nash: They say, dear, that people who live

together get in time to look exactly alike. Janice : Then you may consider my refusal

final.

* * * * * * * Byron: Since I met you I can't sleep, I can't

eat, I can't drink. Louise (shyly): Why not? Byron: I'm broke!

* * * * * * *

There 1s almost always a tie between father and son-and the son usually wears i:.

Lafayette: What are you wearing glasses to hed for?

Perry: I want to get a better look at chat girl I dreamed about last night.

Roy: Hello. Girl:

* * * * * * *

Boy: Oh, well.

* * * * * * * Silence. More Silence. Strained Silence. He-Aren't the walls ususually perpendicular

th:s evening?

* * * * * * * An egotist is a girl who persists in talk­

ing about herself when you want to cell her how wonderful you are.

CHARLES LEWIS

Furniture

Funeral Directors

Licensed Embalmers

Burial Insurance

MAGNOLIA, ARKANSAS

RITCHIE GROCER COMP ANY Wholesale Grocers

ORGANIZED AT CAMDEN, ARK., IN 1886

OVER FIFTY-TWO YEARS IN BUSINESS

We Off er our facilities to the merchants of South Arkansas

and Northern Louisiana

CAMDEN, ARK.

HOPE, ARK.

TEXARKANA, ARK.

Liberty Bell X. Y. Z. Affair

Revival of Learning Age of Realism The Dark Ages Tennis Court Oath

Diet of Worms Restoration Period Age of Romanticism Revolutionary Period

Central Powers A Freedman Emancipation Proclamation Waterloo Boston Tea Party

El Dorado, Arkansas

PINE BLUFF, ARK.

DE QUEEN, ARK.

MONROE, LA.

RUSTON, LA.

BASTROP, LA.

H A YNESYILLE, LA.

Historical Definitions

The bell at the end of the preiod.

Tracey, Rowe, Mr. O verstreet

Day before examinations

Week af fer Nine Weeks grades are announced

Period of separation from your 0. A. 0. "There shall be no courting on the Tennis Court"

(Issued by Charles A. Overstreet)

Spaghetti in the Dining Hall

The ll'eek after mid-term exams

Hour between 6 and 7 p.m.

Period following the announcement that all hitch-hiking be stopped.

Mr. Overstreet, Mrs. Graham, and Mrs. St.II

Student off probation

Diploma from A . & M .

Getting caught under the Pine Tree at 11 p.m.

Mr. Dickinson gives them now.

JI OS IE IP ~H S IH IRA ID IE IR

'"'-- IP IH O lr O 4G IR.A IP t1 IE IR./"'

"<?5he precision of the camera and the

eye of the artist"

Studio, 305 Main Street

LITTLE ROCK ARKANSAS

COLUMBIA

COTTON OIL COMPANY

Manufacturers of

COTTON SEED PRODUCTS AND HIGH

GRADE FERTILIZERS

MAGNOLIA, ARKANSAS

The haughty sophomore girl sniffed dis­dainfully as the tiny freshman cut in. "And just why did you have to cut in when I was dancing?" she inquired nastily?

The freshman hung his head with shame. "I'm sorry, ma'am," he said, "But I'm work­ing my way through college and your partner was waving a five dollar bill at me."

* * * * * * * Miss Couch: Did you write this poem your­

self? Max: Yes, every line of it. Miss Couch: Then I 'm glad to meet you,

Lord Tennyson. I thought you were dead long ago.

* * * * * * * Prof. Dickinson: I'm letting you out ten

minutes early. Go quietly so as not to

awaken the other classes.

Home is where part of the family waits while the other part gets through with the car.

* * * * * * * Mi~s Simmons: Were you copying his paper? Jeep: No, ma'am. I was just looking to see

if he had mine right.

* * * * * * * Dale: Have you got a picture of yourself? Bobby: Yeah. Dale: Then let me use that mirror. I want

to shave.

* * * * * * * They had been sitting in the swing in the

moonlight alone. No word broke the stillness fot half an hour until-

"Suppose you had money," she said, "what would you do?"

• threw out his chest in all the glory of young manhood. ''I'd travel."

He felt her warm, young hand slide into his. When he looked up, she was gone.

In his hand was a nickel!

The Book's Out!

Good-Bye