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J.M. PEACE LIBRARY SOUTHERN ST AT:.: COLLEGr

MAGNOLLA, M-K--AN~

Presented by the Students of

Magnolia A. and M. College MAGNOLIA, ARKANSAS

MRS. BUSSEY

To Mrs. Bussey, who has devoted thirty-three

years of her I ife to planning and preparation

of meals fo r Aggie Me n and Aggie Belles, we

dedicate thi s annual. No words can express

our appreciat ion fo r the many hours that you

have to iled for us, but may thi s THE 1948

MU LERI DER represent the many thanks that

are yours.

As you timidly approached A&M, you

first saw the water tank Ii ke a hand beck­

oning you onward. Days passed on, and

you were so glad that you had seen that

hand. As you leave Aggie Hill , you look

back to see the now more significant

hand bidding goodbye.

In the years to come, if you can thumb

through the pages of your 1948 MULE­

RI DER and live again your days at A&M

from the moment when first you saw the

beckoning hand until it waved farewe ll,

we of the Staff wi 11 feel that our effo rts

have been well awarded .

THE STAFF

New Administration Building

Old Main and Home Economics Department

Cross Hall

Clubhouse

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Library

Caraway Hall

Faculty Row

Armory

Campus View of Greek ThE

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Dairy

W est Entrance

McCrory Hal I

Books to re

Wilkinsville

THE GOVERNOR

Honorable Ben Laney

THE PRES I DENT

Charles S. Wilkins

DR. JOI-IN H. WILSON

11fog11olia

l\ IR. J. LU THER LOWE

Garla 11 d

l\lR. C. E. HEN DRIX

Jl oralio

l\IR. N ED STEWART

T exarha 11 a

l\ rR. D. 0. TALBOT

Stamps

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THE DEAN E. E. Graham

DEAN OF WOMEN J ANE GREER

STUDENT LABOR SUPERVISOR MILTON TALLEY

BU SINESS MANAGER JoHN Eo CLEAVER

DEAN OF MEN SAGE McLEAN

i\IATSYE CAI TT

B .. -\ ., H enderson Brown College

R egistrar

i\I/\RY ELIZABETII CLEGG

IL \., Hendrix College

Secretary to tlie D ean

R. G. KING

B.S .. :-Soni! T exas Sta ie Teach ers College

Veterans Coordinator

TWYLA STEWART

~f ag-11o lia ,\ . and ~I. College

Secretary to t!,e B usiness Of /ice

;\IRS. ETHEL KENNEDY

Matron of Nelson H all

J. l\I. PEACE

13.A., H endrix College

Librarian

:\ IRS. OR.i\I,\ STAR 1ES ADAMS

Ma/ran of Cross H all

i\IRS. J. l\I. PEACE

B oohstore Ma nager

i\IRS. J. E. BUSSEY

Dietician a nd S11perinten · den t of Dini11g Hall

MRS. K,\ T lE HOLLJS

M atron of Caraway H all

:.I RS. FA YE NIX SIKES

R esident Nurse

i\IRS. E. E. GRAHAl\I

Poslmislress

BRUCE B. BEVENS

Business Administration

R.S .. UniYersity of Oklahoma; ,\ [.Ed ., Uni,,ersity of Ci ncinna ti

T. D. BOWLES

I ndustrial Arts

B .S., Sul Ross State T eachers College; Graduate Study, Universi ty of Arkansas

KATHRYN BRO\VN

Physical Education

13.S .. Louisiana Polytechnic Institute; Graduate Stud y, Universit y of Colorado

lNEZ COUCH

English

B.A., Universi ty of Arkansa,; M .A., Emory University

AUBREY B. ENOCH

J-1 ortic11 I lure

B.S.,\ .. U n iversi ty o( Arkansas

0 . A. CHILDS

Animal Industry

B.S., Oklahoma A. and M. College; G rad uate Study, Uni versity of Arkansas

KATHRYN KEENER

Business Administration

B.S., North Texas Stale Teach ­ers College; l\l.C.S .. I ndiana Uni-1 ersity

SAGE fllcLEAN

Chemistry

R.A .. Henderson Brown Col lege

SHIRLEY GREAR

NI usic

B.J\f. a nd l\Li\I.. :'\orth Texas State Teachers College

r.fARGARET HAR TON

Speech

B .. \ ., Louisiana State U nivcr­iity; i\L\., U niversity o f Ala­bama

J. H. RAY

Chemistry, P!tysics

R .S .. Grad ua te St udy. East Tex­as State Teachers College

MARY JEA NIPPER

Voice

R.:\f.. Grinnell Coll ege

111cult~ FLORRTE BERRY FRANKLlr

H ome Economics

B .S. and i\1..-\.. Texas State College for " 'omen

Biological Science

f\ .A.. Ouach ita College; i\LS., Universi ty o[ Iowa

JENNIE PERKINS NOBLES

E nglish

R.A., J\f..\ ., East Texas Sta te T eachers College

TABBIE ~JAE MOORE

Ma thematics

B.S., H enderson-Rrown College i\f .i\ ., Uni versi ty o f Ar kansas

LAKE GREENE

Engineering

Uni,·e rsi ty o[ Arka nsas

ORRIS lPPER

A nimal In dustry

D.V.1'1.. Kansas State College

WlLLJA~f J. ROSENBERRY

Engi 11eeri11g

n.s .. U ni \'ersit ) o [ Oklahoma

JOY WHALEY

Foreign L anguages

B.A., Henderson State Teachers C.+ lege; G radua te Stud)'., U_n i\'ersity o [ i\lex ico a nd Duke mversu y

S. D. Sl\IITH

Social Science

B.A., Davidson College lVLA., Princeton UniversiLy Ph .D., Universi ty North Caro­lina

STELLA LEE Sl\lITH

Education

AUBU R SMITH

Physical Education

IL \ ., H endrix Col lege

CORDELL Sl\IITH

Socia l Science

B.A., i\f.A., North Texas Sta te Teach ­e rs College

B.S., l\!.S .. East Texas State T eachers College

ELl\IER Si\lITH

Coach

H.A., He nd rix College

E LLIE TUCKER English B.S., U 11 i\'ersi ty of Arkansas J\I .A .. un il ersi tv of T exas Graduate stucty,' Universi ty o f T ennessee

C. U. W ETZl G

1\ foth ematics

B.S .. Sul Ross State T eachers Co llege: i\ f. .\ .. Un i, ersi ty o[ T exas

ADAi\f E . WEST

i fond

B .. \ .. Centen ary College

BESSIE WALLACE

Assistant L ibraria11

:\ lagnolia A a nd i\l

DT I G HALL FORCE:

J\frs. Russey, J ohn Robertson, Sid Dodson,

J\fr. and i\frs. Roling, Bessie, and J essie.

NIGHT WATCHl\fAN

W . l\I. Kirk

ACCOUNTING CLASS AT WORK

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CLASS OFFICERS

BOB LOWE

i\IAR Y LOUISE BROWN

ROBERT ARCHER

FRED WORSHAl\£

ROBERT ·woODALL

President

Vice-President

Reporter

Secretary

Treasurer

\\'ILLIA~I G . . -\1:\Sll"OR l' ll

Business Administration

\\'csson , Arkansas

"!l 's belier lo get there /ale //, a11 n ever lo gel lliere al all."

E l!CE/\E . \L~ION

Agricu lture

:\'orphlct, .\ rkansas

'' Jl "i l 111akes ils own wel­come, and levels all dis­tinclio11."

Ro11 ARCII ER

Business Admi nistration

Da l las, Texas

" Jr isd o III a II cl good looks go together."

SA\! BAILEY

Physical Ed ucation

:\lagnolia, . \ rkansas

" ll'here worlli a11d 111erit royal 111ect."

LLOYD AI.I .EN

Bookkeeping

M agnolia . Arka nsas

·· Eames I efforls n•ill /Nu/ lhe ,,.av lo grea t ach ie1•e 111enls."

C IIARLI E .-, ~IASO:S

I' re-;\ I cd ica I

;\lcNcil, Arkansas

·· 011e of /he besl."

F K,\ 1' ~ .\R '\ULI)

Petroleum Engineering

Ch idcste r , .\ rkansas

·' Dt'lenn i11alio11 is /lie key lo s11ccess."

\\' \ AIT R AII .F.Y

Ci, i I Euginceri ng

.\f t. H olly, Arkansas

" H e d oes his r/111)' in all 1/ii11gs. H e can;1ot do 111ore and never tries to do less."

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H AROI.I) BARRINGER

Agricul ture

Norphlet. Arkansas

" ls it 11 •orl, that kil ls a 1/1(111 or is it worry? /11

either rase, I 'll 1101 die \'Ollllg."

JOHN BENNEIT

Business Ad ministration

Magnolia, Arkansas

" A bove our life, we love a steadfast friend."

ALF.:-.-E B EUTELSCH!ES

Arts and Science

Gillham, Arkansas

" lf'ork bears witness who does well."

BILL BRADLEY

Business :\dministration

Camden, Arka nsas

" You ca11 if you think you can."

JASO N B ECK

Agricu l ture

Sheridan, Arkansas

" Fair words never hml the tongue."

THO.\fAS 8F.RRY

El ectrical Engineering

Crossett, :\rkansas

"A friend of whom you are always sure."

J. H . B LACK

Agriculture

SmackoYer, Arkansas

" True /10/i teness is per­fect ease and freedom."

\\ ' !LLIAM BRIGGS

Bookkeeping

El Dorado, Arkansas

"A nd l ife, my friend, ii what )'OU ·make it."

l\L\RY LOUISE B ROWN

Home Economics

:\"aslwi lle, Arkansas

" They make them 110

m·eeter, 110 more chann­i11g than ou,· Mary Lou­ise. I}

C A L\'lN J. CALDWELi.

Agriculture

Columb us, Arka nsas

"Happv am 1; from care I'm free."

J A~l l'.5 CAM ERON

Business Adm inistration

\.\'esson, A rkansas

" H e doth k1ww a great deal more than he will say."

\IJRGI I. C ASEY

Electrical Engineering

:IIagnolia, A rkansas

"Never finds a stranger; 11ever has a worry."

J OH N B URCH F IELD

General

Magnolia, Ar kansas

"Action is the proper fruit of knowledge."

C l IARLES CA~IERON

General

\\' csson, A r kansas

"Smile, smile, smile."

GULLEY C ARTER

Engineeri ng

Cam Jen, Arka nsas

" U fe's too short squander."

LORF.i\: E C H AFFIN

General

lo

i\! agnolia, Arkansas

"Nature made h er what she is; and never made another."

CARROLL CIIAMIIERS

B usiness Ad ministration

i\Iagnolia, .\rkansas

" True tl'ortlt, 110t pre­tense, wins out."

TO~I C IIRISTIE

Genera l

J 11 nctio n Ci t y, Arkansas

" T iu: secret lo success is co11s la11cy lo purj1ose."

\\'J:SFRED S. C LARDY

B usiness Admin istration

~aslwil le, Arkansas

"Words a11d ri smile <li­ways come easi ly."

\VJLLIA~t R . C LI NGAN

Gene ral

C hides ter, A rka nsas

"A type all his own."

l3ETTY Jo CJ IISIIOLM

Senetarial

i\f agnol ia , Arkansas

" T lte star lo briglttc11 'iVIIIC lllOfltenl."

FRA:S CES CLARDY

H ome E co nomics

:\'aslwille, .\rkansas

·'Mahe the besl of every -1hi11g- the best 111ahes ev ­ery lhi11g."

i3LITY CLAYTON

Speech

~Iagnolia, Arkansas

" ll'here there is a will, th ere is a way ."

DA:Slll T . COLLl:\S

Pre -Lega l

Shre\'eport, Louis ia na

'·True lo all he !wows is ri<rht.JJ

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\\'l .'ffR ED \\' . CO~WI O :-­

EJectrica J Engineering

Nashville , Arkansas

"A wond erfu l blend of /Jatie11ce, cw111i11g, and courage."

KDSETII R . CRAIi\

B11si11 ess .\ dmin istration

Goodwater , Ok la homa

'" H e's all you could wish for, look

0

/or, hofJe for­/1e's Crain."

P A UL C. CRU,\IPL ER

Pre-;\fcdical

Magnolia, Arkansas

"Friendshi/1 fo r many­love for 011e."

BILL\ K . DA\'J S

.\ gricu l turc

l\ lagnolia, Arka nsas

"H is good /,u11wr prevail­ed."

L ASCA CRA<,AR

Speech

Gra nnis. . \rka11sas

'· T he jJerso11ality that 11 •i11s and holds the love of all who k 11ow lier."

llll .L Y F. CRISP

l\ [edianica l Engineering

:\ l agnolia, .\ rka nsas

,. r' oriety is the very s/1ice of life."

Ronrn.T l\ r. CURRY

Engineering

;\Iagnolia, Arkansas

'' l 1t'o11der what it"s a ll aboul."

F. t 1J:.L D A VIS

Physical Education

Van Buren, Arkansas

" i\la11 is ruler and l am a 1nan."

FRAN!( DAVIS

Physical Education

Ashdown , Arkansas

" Frequently within m y brain, I gently think 1, thought."

\ VESLEY DAVIS

Busi ness Administra tion

Texarkana, Arkansas

"A most likable fellow."

PAULINE D EMPSEY

Business Administration

Magnolia, Arkansas

"A quiet and reserved bearing; a charm all he1· own."

WILLIAM T. D UMAS

Agriculture

\ Valkerville, Arkansas

" Variety is the mother of enjoym ent."

LOUIE DAVIS

Business Administration

Stephens, Arkansas

"Give me music and life !!'ill be a pleasure."

C 11ARLES A. DE~IPSEY

Business Administration

:'lfagnolia, Arkansas

" Tu be awake is to be alive."

JA MES DIAL

Engineering

Dallas, Texas

"A good nature is indeed a fortunate gift."

;\[ ARY Evu.YN EDM ISTON

Home Economics

Taylor, Arkansas

"P!NCHY - Known by (t/1."

B ETI' Y SUE ELAM

Physical Education

t\Iurfreesboro, Arkansas

"A gfrl who is gay, and rn1eet, and clever."

D ON £ ~!BREE

Arts and Science

t\ lagnolia, Arkansas

" They say he does a number of things well."

C ARROLL \\I. EVERETT

Engineering

'.\lc:'\eil , Arka nsas

.. H e is likable, an excep­tional/)' all-around boy."

J D- FORD

-::nculture

I CD<T, that nothing can to pass u·ithout a

J uu ous E L ~IORE

General

Magnolia , Arkansas

" T here is only one proof of ability-action."

) A~I l:S ETH ERIDGE

Ph ysical Education

Crossett, Arkansas

" Why take life seriously? You'll never get out of it alive."

B USTER FRANKLIN FORD

Agrirn llure

Ashdown , Arkansas

' 'A friend of whom you are always sure."

ALLEN L. FORMBY

Chemica l Engineering

Magnoli a, Arka nsas

"Music is th e language of /he soul."

SALINF. F RANKS

Secretarial

~[agnolia, Arkansas

" Precious J1ossessio11s are quite small in size; For a sweet dis/wsilion shl' lakes firs/ prize."

R . K. FR F D 1AN

Pre-Medica l

;\[t. H olly, Arkansas

"Good i11 manner and calm to a day."

LEOTA GENTRY

H ome Economics

Nashville, Arka nsas

"She is a friend to have, and friendship ne'er to sever."

R OSCOE C. G 1u . ESt' IE

Petroleum Engineering

Rosston. Arka nsas

"A big heart wishing to be friends with e,iery­body."

POLL\' f REE\I A:-1

Home ~laking

~lagnolia , Arkansas

''She is happy and filled 11•itlt joy of liv ing."

i\fAR\' E. G ARRETT

H ome Economics

Gurdon , Arkansas

" T hings rl'ortlt doing at all are worlh doing well."

Snm. CII.LESPI E

Business Admi nistration

Rosston, Arkansas

"S11•eel and lovable, 11ev· er blue; To her f riends slll~ is always true."

B ILLY GRACE

Business Admi nistration

El Do rado, Arkansas

" I lor1e a lassie, a bonnie, /Jonnie lassie."

\VIL LIA~l A. GRAYF.S

Business Ad minis tration

Buena Vi sta , :\ rka nsas

" O this learning, n•lwt a thing it is."

i\fARI A 'I GREER

Busi ness Administration

J\l agnolia. Arka nsas

''A w inning s,n ile, and n frie11d to e11rryone."

EDWARD J-I AM

Business Adm in istra tion

Garland City, Arkansas

"Rot,•ing, 11ot drifting."

R AYMo,o H ARWELL

Education

Louann. Arkansas

"Everybody's friend."

H O MER GREER, J R.

Business Admin istra tion

J\lagnol ia. Ar kansas

" A true gentleman in ev­rry res J1ec t."

J l ' i'E H A(;F.'I

Elemen tary Educat ion

J\fagnol ia. Ark ansas

"A good sport-the sort of g irl you like to hn11e r1ro u ,uf."

Bn1.T1 1A H ARRYMA N

Home Econom ics

J\fagnol ia , Arkansas

"She is peppy and attrac­tive."

ll EC: F. T-I ASTI;>,;GS

i\ rts a nd Science

Atki ns. Arkansas

" I t's nice lo ha11e a teach­er for a. wife."

i\I URP J·IY H AWKINS

Petroleum Engineering

Tinsman, Arkansas

"H is keen thinking and ready w it will give hiin pleasure as well as oth­ers."

CALVIN C. HEARD

Business Adm inistration

Haynesvi lle, Louisiana

"Not too sad, 1101 too gay, but a real fellow in every ·way.n

W ILFORD HICKS

Agriculture

Pine R idge, Arkansas

"A man of mettle."

C H ARLES C . HOHING

Pre-Medical

East McKeesport, Pa.

"Common sense is an un­con1111on thing."

R UFUS HAY!\ F..,_

Pre-Medical

Nashville, Arkansas

"H e was a scholar, and a wise and good one."

GLENN H ENSLEY

Engineering

Mena, Arkansas

' His game of Life will be played with courage, for titude, and confidence."

j AMFS HIGGINS

Mechanical Engineering

Helena, Arkansas

"One m arvels at his in­tellect."

R ALPH HOLLAND

Physical Education

Bauxite, Arkansas

"May we kiss whom we please and please whom we kiss."

DORIS HOLLEY

Education

Garland Ci ty, Arkansas

"Ash for hel/J, she'll nev­er say no.JI

R A\ MO:\ D HORTON

Business Administration

Ethel, Arkansas

" Tie has a quiet way of saying things."

JOH N L. H UGIIES

1\gricul rnre

Gillham, Arkansas

" T o be awahe is to be a/i11e."

D OROTH Y lRllY

Secreta ria I

El Dorad o, Arkansas

"H er smile will lead her to success."

BILLY JOE HONEA

Business Administration

Rosston, Arkansas

"God's g ift to M aggie."

BETTY JEAN HUDGENS

Home Economics

i\fagnolia, Arkansas

"Quietness and 11a/11e."

,\{ URRY HUNT

Physical Education

Smackover, Arkansas

"Known by all as 'Little Bit'."

WYAIT JACKSON

Chemical Engineering

Magnolia, Arkansas

" If it's a gentleman and scholar you. seek, you have found /Jim ."

G FOR(:E C. .J A,\IAR

l'ctrol e11 m Engi neering

Smacko,·er . . \ rkansas

'·G eorge i; a tv j;e all his ()tl ' II."

L 0 '\ '\11-: J m-1;,:so :-.

Pe t ro leu m Fngineering

:'lfagno lia. A rka nsas

"Comm on sense is in· sti11ct; e11011gli of i t is ge11ius:·

J. L. j o :-. F.S

~lecha n ica l !c:nginecr ing

\ I 3gnol ia . . \ rka nsas

" A happy ii earl mah el h a cheerfu l ro 1111/ e1111110' ."

Business Administration

£1 Dorado. .-\ rkansas

'·The real studv of 111a 11 ·

ki nd is 111 11 11 ."

J . L. JF.A'\

Genera l

\ I agn olia . . \rkansas

"A s 11•ell b e out of the z,•or/d as o ut of f as h io n."

H AR\'F.Y j 0:-, ES

Journalism

,\nnona, .. f exas

" H e is frirnd lv. ob liging. an d t rue." ·

L EW IS jOi\ES

.-\gricult11re

Brad ley. Arkansas

" ll' ith self respect, he m ahes his u•ay i11 li fe ."

j A'IE i\ . L A,EY, JR.

Forestry

J unct ion City, Ar kansas

'·H is fri e11d li11ess b eca 111 e lii111."

~l,\RJORIE LA.W:FORU

Home Economics

C\'ew Edinburg . . \rkansas

" Friends find hn verr luu11a 11; ene,nies ca11.'t fi11d her al all. And 11•e, fi11d /,er j 11s / rig/,/."

) ! ARY Er ELn, Lu:

Ecl 11cation

Stamps, Arka nsas

" Though s!,e /,e lillle, she is fina."

KEITH L EST ER

rl11si ncss Ad ministrat ion

Stephens. ,\rka nsas

" ll'hy can't they all be contented like 111e?"

fl E\; Lol'f:1.1.

Chemica l Engineering

Stamps, :\rkansas

" ll"/1al is 11•orlh doing 1s 11'or//, doing right."

CIIAR LF.S T . L A'-C.STOX

Agricul ture

Rrad ley, Arkansas

"A nd all l ask is a mer­ry ya m from a laughing fellow rover."

RICHIE L EE

Pre-Medical

Stamps, Arkansas

" One who has every righ t lo success."

M ARTIIA :\\;:,; LEW IS

Secreta rial

T aylor . Arkansas

'· J feel tl,at !'111 happier than I know."

ROBERT M. LOW E

Ge neral

Texa rka na . .-\ rkansas

" ll . Lowe is no/ 11rces­snrily six feel under."

RollERT .\£. L UCK

Business Admin istration

.\lagnolia , Arkansas

" You'd be lttcky to be li//e Luc//, a swell g11y."

C HARLES Y. M CCLEN DON

Physical Education

Lewisville, Arkansas

" T he surest way to a wo­man's heart is lo take ahn., kneeling."

\\'. C. M c D A NI EL

Business Ad ministrat ion

Shrevepor t. Louisiana

" D o well the duties that lie before you."

DONALD L . !\!cL AIIC:JILIN

Petroleum E ngineering

Magnolia, Arkansas

"Another of 11ntu re's 11ob/eme11."

T r-lO:\IAS J. Ll':S:OY

Business Administra tion

Vi vian, Louisiana

" l have 110 mocking or argument; I witness and 111ail."

C H ARLI NE i\IcC1.F.NOON

General

Lewisville, Arkansas

"She would rather talk to a 111a11 than (111 angel any dav."

J AMES D. i\[CKAMIE

Seconda ry Ed ucation

Rosston, Arkansas

" T he 11•orld means s0111e­thi11g lo the cajJ(1ble."

PATRICI A !\fcLET.L A -.:o

Home Economics

Prescott, Arkansas

"S11•nt, dignified. all(/ /oval."

!\ J ERll'I '>: .\lc~JAI-I E'>:

Pre-.\lcdical

.\Iagno lia , A r kansas

"Slow and easy-goi11g, but dej)e11dable ."

B AIU,E\ i\lABRY

l'rc-i\l edical

Ho ra tio. Arka nsas

' 'A II thi11gs come to those who wait; why hurry?"

ELWIN M ALOCH

Agriculture

Emerson , Arkansas

"Not noisy, but a11 al/­round fellow."

SA.\I \V. MARSHALL

Geology

Magnolia, Arkansas

''The hoJ1e of all ecm1t'st souls must be realized."

Business :\ dministration

Walkerville, Arka nsas

"H ow can I walk quietly wilh these feet?"

Co:-.-NIE ~ I ALOCII

Business Adm inistration

Emerson , ,\ rkansas

"A soJ1ho111ore of real 1,•ort//: he is friendly, obliging and true."

J o11:,; R . .\ [ ALO'>:E

13usiness Adminis tration

Stamps, Arkansas

" I always study, some­tim es."

L OU ISE i\J ARTE!,

.\ rts and Science

~fagnolia , Arkansas

" lie who builds lower 1ha11 the stars, builds too /ow."

B. \V. ;\ f A l"III E\\'S, JR.

P hysical Education

'ihongaloo, Louisiana

"'A 111a11 he ue111s, of cheerf11I yesterdays, and co11 fidc 11 t tu111urrows."

C HARLES ;\lrnOLEllROOKS

. \ rts an d Science

Columb us, Arkansas

'·The world k nows 11oth­i11g of its greatest me11."

:'.\°ELL :\! ILLER

Elem en tar y Education

Lockesbu rg. Arkan sas

"Q11iet, reserv,,d, a11rl de-11111re - a frie nd u po11 u•lw111 you ca n de[,e11d."

j A~IES :\JOORE

Physical Ed ucation

Hope, A rka nsas

" Reware! I 111a\' du so111e­lh i11g slarlling· yel."

j A \IF.S E DWAIW :\! ARll ,s

Secondary Ed ucatio n

Step hens .. \ r ka nsas

·· cp and doing wit/, a heart fur llll)' fate."

CARL \ I. ;\T ILLER

.\ gricul ture

Stephens. Arkansas

•·,\lala: haste slowly."

\\'\ :O.OA L \ !t -.:TON

. \ griculture

Gurdon , Ar kansas

'·A 111a11 11'/w stands four­sq11are to all the win d s that blow."

R M.A' D . MoRGA:-.

!'re -Legal

:\linden , Lou isi,111a

" Every i11tellige11l j1ersu11 has the o/Jligalion to s[Jread i11tellige11ce."

fKEIJ BKL ' CE MURl'll\'

Business .-\dm ini stration

El Dorado, . \ rkansas

''Se111 per Fide/es" (.-\ !ways f a i thful)

Ro11EKl B . l\EJLL

Bookkeeping

Sta1nps. Arkansa s

" And tl'iwt's his cltief de­light? To dance and laugh."

\'ILMA :'\ORIVOOD

H ome Economics

Taylor, Arkansas

"A rare, e11lirely jJoJmlar girl n·ilh a smile for ev­eryone.u

Busi ness Administration

Texarkana , Texas

"Sincerity is 011e of her gre(ltest rharaclerislics."

V. 1-1 . i\rt'SSF.L\\' lll l F

Physical Education

.\ fagnol ia, Arkansas

'·H e possesses a /Jleasi11g /1erso11ality ."

Home \laking

Taylo r, Arkansas

" l' irtue is the bes/ />rize."

Business Administration

" A merry heart makes a rl1eerful co1111te11a11ce."

\I' . C. 0WFS

13usi ness ,\dm i11istratio11

.\l agnolia, · .\rkansas

"Girls' eyes f,,llow hi111 ."

\V. T. OWEN

Agriculture

Emerson, Arkansas

" IVh e11 good luck lmochs at the door, let him i11 cmd keep him there."

t LOISE PERRY

Business Administration

;\lagnolia, Arkansas

"She always has a smile and pleasant word for ev· e1yo11e."

\\'. L . Po;xDER

General

Nash vill e, Arkansas

"Calm , cool, and collect ­ed : he will rise in this world ."

J ACK R1c 11

Physical Education

Ba uxi te, Arkansas

"All that glitters is 11 ot chrome."

R Al.l' II \\' . i'ARKIJ\SON

l'rc-) lcdical

.\ Iagnolia , .\rkansas

" A diligen t student."

COY l'O'\llFR

Agricul wre

:\'ash ,·ille, .\rkansas

'· Not afraid of work , but ,w t i11 sy111Jml hy with it."

GRADY P UT ~IAN

.\ gricul ture

~Iena, Arkansas

" There is 110 such word as fail."

E .\1 .\11-. 1 I L. RtCIIARDS

Petroleum Engi neering

i\lagnolia , .\rka nsas

"Depe11dable. good-11at1tr· ed, stud io us."

H ' ILLIE " ' · R tlllERTS

Business ,\ d ministratio n

Bloomburg. Texas

"Strivi11g always upward."

HERSCJI EI. R OGERS

Electrical E ngineering

Stam ps, Arkansas

'· Good nature a,,d good sense make good co111-pan io11s."

M AR\' fRA;-(CES R OGERS

Elementa ry Education

Magno li a, Arkansas

" T rue to her word, her work, and her fr iends."

RALPH R uss

P hysica l Educa tion

Gillham, Ar kansas

'' T u make th e world a frie11dly place, one must show a friendly face."

EUIIARD R OGERS

Engi neer ing

Magnol ia, , \ rkansas

" A nd certainly he was a good fello w."

i\lAGCI E F. R or.rns

Secreta rial

Village, Arkansas

'·True life is love, laugh· ter, a11d work."

\l'iLSON R OGERS

Business Adm inistration

Village, Ar kansas

"All's right with the world."

R unY Ross

Pre -Medical

Gillham, Arka nsas

" A s111ile for all, a greet­ing glad, an amiable jol­ly way she had."

CLOIS ROTllll' ELL

General

Fordyce. Arkansas

" Thi11gs l<'ill ha/Jpen any­lcay, u1lty wurry!"

Business . \dm inistra tion

Lewisdlle, Arkansas

"Never i11 a hu rry."

FRA~CES S II El,TO~

Ele me n Lar y E duca tion

Ha mpton , . .\rkansas

" Tlty modesty is a ca11dle to thy merit."

G UY R . SMl'lll

f\11siness .\dmi11istra 1io 11

Stephens. .\ rkansas

" T here's a 111ea 11s for alive."

place every

an d tllaH

fRA ~CF.S R lll'l.l:

:\I usic

Emerson, .\rkansas

''H er step is musir, lte1 voice is song."

Jo11 ~ I'. Scu1T

l' h)sical Education

\\'aldo , .\rkansas

" Quite handsome, 1101

rertain to give tlte g irls a /Jreak."

00R(l"I 11 \' S~IART

i\JcCu:r-.DON

Business

Stephens. Arkansas

''She has her M .R.S."

\\ 'JLLIA~l \\' . SORRl::LS

General

:\ fagnolia . Arka nsas

" ll'isdo111 is /wowing what lo do next; skill is lwo1l'i11g !tow to do it; rmd v i rtue is doing it."

T IIO\IAS SOUT ER

F.l ectrica l Engineering

13 ussey. .\ rkansas

" Delen11i11a/io11 is lite 111asler hey to s11ccess."

Agricul ture

:\furfrcesboro. Arkansas

" For lte u•as a good f el­lon1.1"

CYRIL Su,,1.~ rn

Electronics Engineering

;\fagnolia, .\rkansas

" W ith his ere on the 1l'ild , bl11e yo·1,der."

\\'11.~IA St l .\DIIT

Pre-Lega l

Wa ldo. Arkansas

"Never trouble l m11ble ' ti/ t ro 11ble /roubles yn11."

f.DIVARD n . SPu, cEK

.\ gricu lwrc

Chidester. . \ rka nsas

' ll'hal will be, will /,e, s,, tt'h)' zoorry_"

Home Economics

Texarkana, Texas

"Distinct as the /Ji/lows; yet calm as th e seas."

JACKI£ C. S UMERLIN

Petroleum Engineering

:\l agnol i a, Arkansas

" Ra11ils reallr remarhab · ly. realizes reading reaf>S rich rewa rd; reveals right rearing."

J<H·I :>. \\' JNDF.LL SU~l i\ ER

Chemica l Engi neering

;\f c.-.: ei I. .-\ rkansas

" O f /rue u•orlh ; 011 e to he depended 011."

L FO :S.ARD SU ,\INER

Engi neering

i\f agnolia, Arka nsas

" H e excels 111

//ti11gs."

B ETH TA I.BOT

1111my

Secretaria l Ed ucation

\\'oodherry, .\rka nsas

"S11ccessf1tlly doing her lt'Orh in quiet manner."

L Y:\'DON TAYL OR

P hysical Ed uca tion

~fagnolia, Arka nsas

"By force of his ow11 111erits he 111akes his way."

I RL:\'E 0. TIIO\I AS

Ed ucation

Wickes, Arkansas

" Mahe the best of e11ery­thi11g, 111ahe everything the best."

C:1 IAKL!:.> St 'Tl ();\'

Busi ness .\ clministration

Texarkana, Arkansas

,;H e's hi111self-what more can you say?n

\VtLLIA~t J. TALLEY

Physical Education

) fagno lia, Arkansas

"Football fame a11cl a s m i Ii II g co1111te11a11re mahe him a fa vorite of m all."

DA \'ID Tt I O~IAS

Engi neering

i\ragnolia, Arkansas

' 'Courtesy costs nothing but gains much."

D A \ 'ID £. TOL LEIT

Bookkeeping

:\'ash\'i lle, Arka nsas

"Deeds are nobler tha11 n•urds, actions 111ightier than boasli11g."

B E.Tr Y T OWLER

Business Administra tion

Magnol ia, Arka nsas

"H o hum! T here's 110/h­i11g lo do. G 11ess I'll go lo class."

RICHARD L. V ANSA"S;DT

Agyicu lwre

Ethel , Arkansas

"Oh! Tl'hal may 111a11 in him hide!"

R O RERT " ' AII\WRIGIIT

Business Ad m inistration

lla ynesville, Louisiana

" A II 111e11 are i11 so111e d e­gree inspired ."

R OSHIAR\' \ \'ALLACE

General

i\fagnolia . Arkansas

" H er acrnm jllis/1111e11 ts arr 1nany.,,

£STON C. TURNER

General

Bodcaw, Arkansas

" T he most evident sign of wisdom is co11ti111ted cheerfulneJs."

::'I I ARION G. Turr

Business Ad m inistra tion

Camden, Arka nsas

·' fl'ol'lh lwowi11g well."

l\lARY A LICE W ALLACE

General

l\f agnolia , Arka nsas

"For site was very studi­ous."

BI LLY G LE N \VALTON

Pc u·oleum Engineeri ng

Vivian, Louisia na

"L ei thy words be few."

Secretarial F.clucation

:\ f agno lia, . \rkansas

' Q11iet, f'ffi r i f'11l, st11di-011s. and yet a channi11g COIII/Hlllio11."

l'h)sical Educa tion

;\; a~lwi I le, . \ rka nsas

" /Im ,• he could talk! ' (;1acio11s. l11m• he rn11lil talh!'"

R ORI RT \\' J·:S rllROOK

,\rts a nd Science

:\fagnol ia, • \ rkansas

"L<we me a11d the 11•01ltl is ,ni,,e.lJ

:\IARY L OLIISF \\' 11.;o\

Bookkeeping

:\ r agno l ia. . \ rka nsas

"S/,e was 011r queen, our rnse, our star.,,

~ecretarial Ecl uca tion

Stephens, .\ rkansas

"/.or,e 1,•i// cmu111t'r at Inst."

BrTT\' \\'F. 0\

Ho me Economics

Emmet, .\rkansas

•·,\lake merry u•h ile )'OIi 11111)' . • ,

T110,1As \\'111n:

Busi ness . .\rlministration

Bauxite, A rkansas

"1, f'neral/y k11ou•11 as a r.ooD Gl'L"

i\ORA S. \\' 11.SO'I

Bm incss .-\ cl min ist ra tion

i\ l agnolia, r\ rkansas

'" ll'mds and r, smile al­u•nvs ca,r1e eas\'."

Ro11rn 1 \\'oonAt.l.

Engineering

El Dorado, Arkansas

" One of the fe w that can always be de/Jended 011."

Business Admin istration

;\fcKamie, .\rkansas

"Silence 11e11er 111ahes any /J/1111ders."

KATIIRY:-.: .-\ :-.:, GARRETT

Business Adm in istration

:\ lagnolia . Arkansas

"Somelinu's sweet, s<ntte· li111es saun•, so111etimrs settere, ln,t · she fJ/eases."

HARR\ FRED IA\;

f.11ginccring

:\I t. H olly, :\rkansas

"011iet11ess is a11 i11rlira­ti;11 o f the ab ility to think."

FRED \\' oRSHA~l

Business Administration

E l Dorado. Arkansas

" A rloserl 111011th catches no flies."

H AROLD " ' \'RICK

B usi ness Admin istration

Emerson , Arkansas

"None but hi111self can be his pam/le/."

LEROY SouTH ERr.A:-.:o

Agriculture

Ho t Springs, Arkansas

"To k110111 him belter is 1)]1t)'s d esire."

JOE BYRD

BEN BURTON

SUE ROBERTS

BETTY i\rOORE

LY N BURTON

CLASS OFFICERS

President

Vice-President

Secretmy

Treasurer

Sergean t-At-Arms

D wight Adcock l::duca tion Patmos. . \ rkansas

Belly Armstrong i\l usic Sheridan. • \ rkansas

Billy Aston Pre -;\[ ed ica l ~ornlan, Arkansas

D. C .. \tkins . .Jr. Business ,\ dministra1ion \\'a ldo. Arkansas

II a rr y A llchcry Agricul ture Bearden, . \ rka nsas

Cl iflord Autrey, Jr. General H a mpto n, Arkansas

J ack Barham .\ g riculwre Prescott. Arkansas

Be ryl J can Ba rran Secretaria l Magnolia, ,\ rkansas

Ca rl C. Bates Business Administration E l Dorado, A rt..ansas

-, wylla Dawn Balle <;ccrecarial

tamps . . \rkansas

·1 homas Beasley Business Adm in istr a tion Camden, A rka nsas

Lou ise Beckham Education

Will ia m Beasley Business Administration Magnolia, Arkansas

Ferriday, Lou isiana

Pat Rennell Sec re la r ia I ;\I agn ol ia , Arkansas

Lee Iris Beshear Secrcta r i a I Foreman . Arkansas

Billy J oe Black Bookkeeping Camden , Arkansas

Freddie Bl ackma n Business Administra tion Waldo, ,\rkansas

J ack J. Bledsoe Electrical Engineeri ng Be nton, A rkansas

Grady Bolding Ans and Sciences DeQueen. Arkansas

La Verne Bolding Home Econom ics De Queen. Arkansas

Martha Jean Bond Secretarial Haynesville, Louisiana

Thomas L. Barlow Agriculture Prescott, Arkansas

Joyce Bossier Secondary Educa tion \\' a ldo, Arkansas

Kenneth Bourdier Pre-Legal i\Iagnolia, Arkansas

Jerrell 0 . Bourns Business Administration De Queen, Arkansas

Winfred Boyce Agriculture Ho pe, Arkansas

Harold Brinson Agriculture

A. D. Boyett, Jr. Business Administration Waldo, Arkansas

De Queen, Arkansas

Catherine Brown Secre ta rial Magnolia, Arkansas

Leslie Ann Buchanan Pre-Medical Prescott, Arkansas

Raymond Burchfield Physical Education \Valdo, Arkansas

Leonard Burke Agriculture Stamps. Arkansas

Ben Burton Physical Educa tion Magnolia, Arkansas

Lynn Burton Ph ysical Education J\f agnolia, Arkansas

Elizabeth Bussey Secondary Educa tion Garland, Arkansas

Dale Butler Agriculture Springhill, Arkansas

Don Byrd Pre·i\1eclical Magnolia, Arka nsas

Jea n Byrd - Ph ysical Educalion

M cNeil , Arkansas

Paul Caplinger .'\gricullure

Joe Byrd Prc·Law M agnolia , Arkansas

De Queen, Arkansas

i\forris Campbell General Magnolia, Arkansas

Dorolhy Carelock Elemenlary Teaching El Dorado, Arkansas

Elouise Carroum i\fcdical Technology Smackover, Arkansas

H arry Cawthon Pre·Demal El Dorado, ,\ rka nsas

David Clary Pe tro leum Engineering Buckner, Arkansas

Pa ul a Cofie ld Home Econom ics Emmett, Arkansas

Belly Jean Cole Home Economics Hu ttig, Arkansas

Jerry Cooper Business Administration East McKeesport, Pa.

Bobbie Ru th Couch Elememary Education ;\J agnolia, Arkansas

G. i\I. Coud1, Jr. Engineering i\T agnolia, Arkansas

Bernard Cowden General

1\Trs. Lima Couch Elementary Education Magnolia , Arkansas

Horalio, Arkansas

Floyd Cox Agricu lture Big Fork, Arkansas

Lewis Coy Bookkeeping Winlhrop, Arkansas

J aunette Crain Secretarial l\fagno lia, Arka nsas

Kenneth Crawford Ph)sica l Education Ren Lomond, Arka nsas

Bobby Cross Gene ra l

Don ald Crews Physical Education DeQueen, Arkansas

El Dorado , Arka nsas

Billie ;\Iarie Crumpler Phvsic;,l Education i\fc'!\'eil, .\rka nsas

Roh Curry General

J ames H . Cumm ings Agricu 1 LU re Prescott, Arka nsas

;\lagnolia , Arkansas

" ' il hur Davis Business Ad ministr a tion El Dorado, Arka nsas

Shelda Davis Bookkeeping Stephens, Arkansas

Ra ymond DeLoach Gene ra l Benton , Arkansas

Doyle Dingle r Business Administration i\fagnolia, Arkansas

Robert Dorman

Rex Dodson Pre-Legal M agnolia, Arkansas

B usiness Ad ministration \\'aldo, .\rkansas

Delbert D. Du mas Pe troleum Engineering Cotton Valley, Lou isia na

Ch a rl es Downs Electrical Engi neering Bodcaw, Arka nsas

Earl D . Downs .\ griculwre Bodcaw, Arkansas

Fred Downs Petroleum Engineering ;\lagnolia, Arkansas

Fred ~- Dreher Business Administr a tion E l Dorado, Arkansas

Granville Duke Business Administratiou i\f agnolia, Arka nsas

Cecil R ay Dum as Secretarial \\'a lken·ille, Arkansas

Zane Ellen ~\griculture

Norwood Eaton llusincss Administration Magnolia, Arkansas

El Dorado, Arkansas

Adarin Farmer l\ lechanica l Engineering M ena, Arkansas

Gerald Fincher

Arthu r Faulkner Forestry Vandervoort, Arkansas

Business Administra tion \Valdo, Arkansas

Bob Fisher Pre-Engineering i\fagnolia, Arkansas

Charles Flaherty General \Valdo, Arkansas

Robert R . Fom by Business Admi nistration l\[agnol ia , Arka nsas

Clell Formby Physica l Edtication T aylor , Arkansas

John Frachiseur General

John K. Foster Petroleum Engineering Lewisville, Arkansas

Umpire, Arkansas

Pa ul G ilbert Pre-l\fedica l Emmett, Arkansas

J immy D. Goodwin Agricu l ture Nashville, Arkansas

William H . Gortemiller Agricnllllre P ine Ridge, Arkansas

Bill Graham Business Administration Magnolia, Arkansas

Bill ie Joyce Greene Business Administration Magnolia, Arka nsas

Charles " . illiam Gregory Business Administration Camden, Arkansas

Dorothy Groves Secretarial Springhill , Louisiana

Edward P. Guissinger Chemical Engineering Baton R ouge, Louisiana

Bobby Had ley Chemical Engineering ~[agnolia, Arkansas

David Hale Forestry Camden, Arkansas

Jacqueline Hale Home Economics Prescott, Arkansas

Robert W . H ale /\griculture Emmett, Arkansas

Sarah Halliday Secreta ri a I Horatio, Arkansas

James Hanry Arts and Science

Carolyn Hamilton Home Economics Hope, Arkansas

El Dorado, Arkansas

Pal Hanson Home Economics Stamps, Arkansas

Edwin H arrell Engineering

Virginia Hardy Secretarial Magnolia, Arkansas

El Dorado, Arkansas

Bryant Hatch General Haynesville, Louisiana

Billy H . H earn Pre-Medical Taylor, Arkan sas

Bobbie Henslee Home Economics Foreman, Arkansas

Alycne E. Hicks Business Administration i\fena, Arkansas

Arnold W. Holder General Prescott, Arkansas

Marie Hollingsworth Business Admi nistration Magnolia, Arkansas

Margie H orne General Magnolia, Ar kansas

Herman H orton Bookkeeping Ethel , Arkansas

J o Anne Howe Home Economics Hampton, Arkansas

Billy Hudgens Ans and Science :\fagnolia, Arkansas

Donna Hudson Home Economics i\l agnolia, Arkansas

Mary Ann Hughes Secretarial i\fagnolia, Arkansas

Joe J ackson Engineering Umpire, Arkansas

Clarence Lee J ean Bookkeeping Emerson, Arkansas

Egbert Jennings Engi neering Foreman. Arkansas

Eugene Johnson Petroleum Engineering Louann, Arkansas

Bi lly R . Jones Business Administration Bloomburg, Texas

Donald R. Jones Bookkeeping i\fagnolia, Arkan sas

Flernoy Jones Agricu lture Ticknor, Arkansas

Glen Jones Education Winthrop, Arkansas

Robert S. J ones Pre-Medical Magnolia, Arkansas

\Villadean Keeling Secretarial De Queen, Arkansas

Donald Kirkpatrick Business Administration Magnolia, Arkansas

Raymond Kitchens Ci vil Engineering Dierks, Arkansas

Robert Lacy Pre-Medica l El Dorado, .-\rka nsas

Bernuce Ann Ladd Secretarial El Dorado, Arkansas

C. B. L am kin Bookkeeping Haynesvi lle, Louisiana

Edward Lamport Pre-Den ta l Texarka na, Texas

Joe Lane Business Administration Texarkana, Texas

Charles Ezra Langston Petrol eum Engineering El Dorado, Arka nsas

Jesse R . Lee Bookkeeping \ fagnolia, Arkansas

Robert C. Lee

Inez Lee Home E conomics T exarkana , Texas

Business Administration El Dorado, Arkansas

Thomas M. Lehman Agricul ture Little R ock, Arka nsas

l\fary L . Love

J ames D. Li ttle Business Administration i\lena, Arkansas

Business Administration Magnolia, Arkansas

Jack L. Lum Pre-Dental El Dorado, Arkansas

H arold Lusby Phvsical Educa tion Cainden, Arkansas

George L. M cCarty Mechanical Engineering Patmos, Arka nsas

Bury! l\fcCJurg Mechanical Engineering El Dorado, Arka nsas

Joyce l\f cDonald Home Economics Camden , Arka nsas

Gerald i\lcDon nell General i\ J agnol ia , Arkansas

W . E. Mcfarla nd Agricul ture Emmett, Arkansas

Leighwn R. l\fcGill Arts and Science Chidester, .-\ rkansas

LoYick W. i\fcGil l . .\ rts a nd Science Chidester. Arka nsas

Mike i\JcL can Arts a nd Science i\f agnol ia , Arkansas

Billy i\Ielear P etroleum Engineering Stamps, Arkansas

Carol Jean M ason i\fusic Emerson, Arkansas

Evelyn i\fatt hews Secretarial Shonga loo, Louisiana

Ray E. i\fatthews i\fechanical Engineering Texarkana , Arkansas

Charlotte Middlebrooks Arts and Science Columbus, Arkansas

Frederick E. Mille r Agricu lwre Nashville, Ar kansas

Hilmon R. i\Jitchell Engi neering Patmos, Arkansas

Darrel Moody Agricu lture Owensboro, Kentucky

Betty l\foore Home Making i\f agnolia, Arkansas

John Moore

Jean l\f oore Secondary Education McNab, Arkansas

Business Administration De Queen, Arka nsas

David i\Jorehead Agricultu re Buckner, Arkansas

J ames William I\Iorrow Education H ope, Arkansas

Ann Neeley Elemen tary Educa tion Stephens, Ar kansas

Vi\·ian Nix Home Making T aylor, Arkansas

Betty Newton

James K. Newman Civil Engineering Hot Springs, Arkansas

Arts and Science Camden , Ar kansas

Barbara O 'Glee E lementa ry Education Taylor , Arkansas

" ' · L. Patterson Agriculwre Holly Springs, Arkansas

Dwigh t Peace Busi ness Admin istra tion Magnolia, Arkansas

Effie Peny Secretarial Training Atlan ta, Ar kansas

Pr ice Petre Agricullllre Ho pe, Arka nsas

Charles Pr ice Engineering Buckner , Arkansas

J ames C. Prather Mechan ical Engineering Texarkana, Arkansas

A. Preston P urifoy Business Adm in istra tion Louann , Arkansas

Ben B. P urifoy. J r. Agricul ture Genoa, Arkansas

Nu ell Pu tman Electrical E ngineer ing Mena, Arkansas

Carolyn R aiford Medical Tech nology Magnolia, Arkansas

Paul Raines Agricult ure Norman, A1·kansas

James R amage Secondar y Education Nashville, Arkansas

Dorothy J ean R eagen Secreta rial McNeil, Arkansas

James H . R eeves P hvsical Ed uca tion i\I a'gnolia , Arka nsas

Al fred P . Riggle Electrical Engineering Mena, Arkansas

Jack Rogers

Sue R oberts Business Administration Magnolia, Arkansas

Electrica l Engineering Magnolia, Arkansas

Paul F. Roe Business Administration Dallas, Texas

i\Iickey R oling Physical Educa tion ,valdo, Arkansas

R obert T . Rosenbaum Pre-Legal Magnolia, Arkansas

Robert Park Roton Petroleum Engineering Stamps, A rkansas

J . W. Rowe

Claude R owe Agriculture , vashington, A rk ansas

Ci vii E ngineering Emerson, Arkansas

Clifford Ruffin Forestr y De Will, Arkansas

Eugene Selph General Cullendale, Arkansas

Carl ton Shepherd Business Administration Atlanta , Arka nsas

Zane C. Simms Petroleum Engineering Magnolia, Arkansas

Betty Smith Home Economics Magnolia, Arkansas

James L. Smyth Seconda ry Education Wa ldo, Arkansas

J. W . Snider Physical Education Buckner, Arkansas

W anda Snodgrass Home Economics El Dorado, Arkansas

J ack Sommers Arts a nd Science M agnolia, Arka nsas

Johnnie Sou ter Secretarial l\Iagnolia , Arkansas

Betty Southworth Home Econom ics DeQueen, Arkansas

Wallace Southworth Arts and Science De Queen, Arkansas

Donald Spicer Engineering De Queen , Arkansas

Claud Spign er Physical Education Ben Lomond , Arkansas

T. D. Spruce P hvsical Education Bei1rden , Arkansas

l\Iarjo r ie Stephens Bookkeeping E l Dorado, Arkansas

i\lary E sther Stewart Secretarial Magnolia, Arkansas

Joanne Stocks Elementary Education Waldo, Arkansas

W illia m :\f. Stocks Pre-Legal Waldo, .-\ rkansas

Pat Stogdill Secre tarial \ Vaco, Texas

R obert E . Talley Business Adm inistration i\ lagnolia , Arkansas

Kenneth Tatum Agricu lture Buckner, Arkansas

J ohn Edward Taylor Business Administration Haynesvi lle, Louisia na

l\Iargie Nell Taylor Business Administra tion l\I agnol ia , Arkansas

i\larie Taylor Home Economics Forema n, Arkansas

Donald Trimble Business Ad ministra tion Stephens, Arkansas

Clyde Turner Agriculture Hope, Arkansas

Harold T yler Agriculwre Bradley, Arkansas

Cecil Vansandt

J erry Tyson Pre-Legal Magnolia, Arkansas

Business Administra tion Ethel, Arkansas

Bernard E . Ven able Mechanical Engineering Pla in Dealing. Louisiana

John F. W allace Electrical Engineering Village, Arkansas

Prentice " 'a ller Physica l Education Emerson. Arkansas

C. W . Will ba nks Busi ness Adm in istration De Queen. Arkansas

,vavnc , vilson Pre'.Legal

J oe Benn y \Vi lson Electrical Engineering Magnolia, Arkansas

:\fa.gno li a , Arkansas

J imm y Wingfield Arts and Science Okolona, 1\rka nsas

Rex \\1 ood ru ff Electrical Engineering Mena, Arkansas

:\l ary Helen Wright Home Economics For eman , Arkansas

Carol J ea n \ \'ynns Sec re ta rial McNeil, Arkansas

L. W. Yates !'re-Veterinary Bossier City, Louisiana

Kelley Youngblood Business Administ ration A lleenc, Arkansas

Second Semester Students

James i\l. Arnold, Freshman Agricul ture H ope, Arkansas

J ames D. Barber, Sophomo re Pre-Engineering Norphlet, Arkansas

Jim Blewster, Freshm a n Pre-Medica l Magnolia, Arkansas

Virg inia Brooks, Sophomor e Ge neral L ittle R ock, Arkansas

J oan Cra nk, Freshman Physical Education Garland, Arkansas

John W . Evans, Freshman Elec trical Engineering Saratoga, Arkansas

W . L. Hanson , Jr., Sophomore Business Administra tion Springhill, Louisiana

Charles Henry, Sophomore Agriculture Bluff City, Arkansas

Ch ristine Hun ter , Freshman General Lewisville, Arkansas

Dickey S. Halliday. Freshman General Horatio, Arkansas

A. L. Lewis, Freshm an Business Texarkana, Texas

Bill McLeod, Freshman Agriculture Camden, Arkansas

Paul J. Russell , Jr., Freshman General J oella , Arkansas

Nelda R aye Sander , Freshman H ome Economics De Q ueen, Arkansas

Leon W . . harp. Freshman Physical Education Marianna, Arkansas

H oward L eroy S tone, Freshman Business Administration Hope, Arkansas

:\lary Sue Stone, Freshman Secretarial Hope, Arkansas

J ames C. Thornton, Sophomore Electrical Engineering El Dorado, Arkansas

Second Semester Students

:\Jaxine Tomlin, Freshman E lementary Education Emerson, Arkansas

Henry Tompkins, Sophomore Pre-Legal " 'aldo, Arkansas

Adolph Towns. Freshma n Business Administration Felsenthal, Arkansas

Betty Ru th Walker, Freshman General Camden, Arkansas

Jack , .Yalker, Freshman Pre-Medical Magnolia, Arkansas

Kelly Williams, Sophomore General Stephens, Arkansas

Terry " ' illoughby, Freshman Pre-Legal Lockesburg. Arkansas

Herbert \Vilson. Freshman Mechanical Engineering Camden, Arkansas

Billy Woods, Freshman Arts and Science :\farianna, Arkansas

Joe ·woodwa rd , Freshman Pre-Legal Magnolia, Arka nsas

STUDENTS WHOSE PICTURES DO NOT APPEAR

Ben Aubrey John Dollarhide Norman Jackson

Harold Baird Warren Doss v\Tyatt Jackson , Sr.

Donald Baker Julius Paul Downs Kermit Jamison

J esse Baker Margaret Duhon Russell J obe

J ames Ball J. Vv. Elmore Edgar Johnson

Sidney Barker Charles Epley Joe E. Johnson

Mary J. Barnett Ralph Fell Frances J ohnson

Thomas Barton Alma Jean Franks Roy Johnson

Charles Batson James Frost Zelda Johnson

James Bearden Sammy Furo Xury J ohnston

James Beasley Pearl Garrett Allen Jones

Timothy Berry Ruben Garrett Alma Jones

Billy Binnion Jack Grayson Warren Kaylor

Mrs. A. K. Blackman Byron Grimmett Alvah Keister

Charles Allen Blake Myron Gunnels Clarence Kelley

William Bowles Tommy Gunnels Charles Kennedy

Barnie Brasher Mrs. Ves Godley Joe Kyle

Jimmy Brashier Robert Hale Roger Layne

Robert Brashier Herbert Hall Harold Lee

George Breland Clarence Hambleton James Lee

Durwood Brewer Mrs. J. C. Hamm Ernest Lindsey

John K. Brooks Gerald H amm Joseph Little

James A. Brown Travis Harbison Louise L 'Herisson

Edwin Burns Bethel Hicks Harold Maddox

Richard Burns Billy Hines Ned Malone

Edward Burton R obert H artly Earl May

Willis Carle Curtis H awley Kenneth Meek

Marvin Conger Ralph Haynes Carolyn Meyers

Thomas Connel 1 y Jimmy Hays Mary K. Meyers

William Cook James Minor ]. C. Miller

Stonewall Carter James H olcombe Mrs. Mary Miller

Mrs. Paul Clark Albert Hollis ter Bill Morton

Virgil Copeland, Jr. Harlan Holmes Charles Moran

William Cunningham James H ooten William Morgan

J. K. D avies Max Horton Mrs. Howard McClendon

Joe Dees Mrs. Floy H owell Carter McCorkle

Billy Denham "\,Vayne Huckabee Dove McDonald

Blanchard Disotell Carroll Huddlestion L. B. Nash

Blanchard Distell Rudolph Huddlestion James R obert Nipper

Richard Dick, J r. Hawthorne Hughes Arthur Nix

Mrs. G. C. D ennis Dennis Nooner

Kathryn N onrnod

A. J. Parker

Glen Parker

Mrs. W. H . Peck

H elen Pittman

James K. Polk

William Purifoy

v\Telclon R asberry

Fred R eid

George R evels

Alf red Riggle

Oscar Richardson

Bear! Riggan

J oseph R o berts

Perr y R oberson

Charles Robertson

J ohn C. Robertson

Buster Rogers

Walter R alls

Delwin Ross

Charles R osenbaum

William R owe

Charles Schwartz

H o,ne Economics girls at work.

James Scoggins

Jack Scou

James Sexton

Eldridge Sexton

George Shaw

Shannon Shatford

H arry Shiver

Leonard Simpson

James Smith

Maynard Smith

Silas Smith

Clarence Sneed

Arthur Souter

Yvonne Souter

GLirvis Steed

Roy Steelman

Donz Stevens

N. E. Stewart

Jack Stivers

Wallace Story

Charles Swain

James Talley

Mrs. Floy Tate

Tommie Taylor

Mrs. Ann Thomas

Whitman Townsend

William Tuberville

Mary V. Twitty

Howard ·wall

Carl Walls

J une Walters

Mary Anne Warnock

Stephen W ard

Lavelle W ebb

Jack , !\Tells

Frances Welch

Harold v\Theelus

Beth Whitlow

James , I\Thi te

Roy Willis

Gaylon v\Tilson

Maurice , !\Tilson

Martin Woodard

William Wright

Gillum S. W yche, Jr.

Carol Wynns

Catherine Joel Amason

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CAMPUS QUEEN

Mary Louise Wilson

Saline Franks

La Verne Bolding

Sue Roberts

Dorothy Faye McClendon

HALLOWEEN QUEEN

Betty Clayton

La Verne Bolding

Elouise Carroum

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Betty Moore

HOMECOMING QUEEN

Mary Louise Wilson

HOMECOMING

MAIDS

Dorothy Faye McClendon

Mary Evelyn Edmiston

Sue Roberts

HOMECOMING

Carolyn Hamilton

Elouise Carroum

MAIDS

Mary Anne Hughes

Anne Neeley

La Verne Bolding

King and Queen

of Hearts

Sue Stinson

Fred Worsham

ATTENDANTS

Vilma Norwood, Kenneth Crain, Sue Roberts, and Pa ul Crumpler.

CORONATION

Vilma Norwood, Kenneth Cra in, Robert Archer, Sue Stinson, Fred Worsham, Mary Louise Brown, Sue Roberts, and Paul Crumpler.

KING AND QUEEN OF MAY

Anne Neeley and Joe Lane

MAY DAY

ROYALTY

DUKE AND DUCHESS

Dorothy Groves and W . L. Hanson

ATTENDANTS

Paul Crumpler, Sue Roberts, Rosemary Wal lace, Jackie Rich

VILJ\IA TOR WOOD and KENNETH CRAI

Cutest Camjnts Couple

LOU lSE l\IAR TEL Most Intelligent Girl Girl Most Li July to Succeed

DOROTHY GROVES BETTY l\IOORE

Nenlesl Girls

W. L. HANSON Neatest Buy

BOBBIE R UTH COUCH B est Figure

LA VERNE BOLDT NG Best Figure

M ost Pojnilar Girl

J AJ\ fES ETHERfDGE Most Popular Boy

JACK JOHNSON · B est Physiq ue

RUFUS HAYNES Boy Most Lihely to Succeed

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JACK WELLS, GERALD Fl NCIIER Cut est B oys

CHARLES i\IcCLENDO N Best B oy A thlete

B oy Wi th Best Personality M ost Versatile B oy

i\ llCKEY ROLING B est G irl A thlete

TVi tt iest Girl

SUE ROBERTS Cutest Girl

PENNY SCOTT Most H andsome Boy

J AMES Si\IYTHE M ost In telligent B oy

BILLY DAVIS W ittiest B oy

i\IAR Y LO UISE BROWN M ost Versatile G irl

Girl With B est Personality

THE STUDENT COUNCIL

i\IAR Y LOUISE BROWN Editor

ROBERT ARCHER B usiness lvfanager

THE MULERIDER The M ulerider , College Annual, is published by a staff selected

from the students of the campus. The staff, besides publishing the

annual, sponsored the annual Halloween Carnival, Valentine Formal,

Informal Dances, and other student entertainments.

i\JILTO TALLEY Sponsor

INEZ COUCH Sponsor

Seated: ~lane!, ,vallace, Greer, Archer, Brown, Stocks, Bolding, Hale.

tanding: Rogers, Bolding, Sorrells.

JACK IE H ALI:.

L OUISE ~ fA RTEL

Rosu1ARY \ VALLACE

LA V ER!\"£ BOLDI NG

HERSCHEL ROGERS

B ILL STOCKS

B ILL SORR ELLS

CRADY BOLDI NG

THE ST AF F

Assistant Editor

Class Editor

Staff

Assistant Class Editor

Snapshot Edi tor

taff

Student Photograpl,er

Sports Editor

JAi\lES HANRY

Editor

BILLY HUDGENS

Business Manager

THE BRAY The Bray, newspaper of the students, is published by a staff of

students interested in journalism. Its purpose is to give news of the

school Lo Lhe school. The Bray, published bi-weekly, is a member of

Arkansas College Press Association and AssociaLed Collegiate Press.

ELLIE TUCKER

Sponsor

THE STAFF

Paula Cofield

Norwood Eaton

Homer Greer

John H ughes

Harvey J ones

Edward Lamport

Robert Lowe

Patricia McLelland

Lovick ~vlcGill

Robert i\IcGill

Ragan ?\forgan

Betty Newton

Ruby R oss

Bill Stocks

Beth Talbot

R osemary Wallace

Keegan Townsend (Picture does not a ppcar)

OFFICERS: President. Patricia ~!cLelland; Vice- President. Kathrvn Nix; Secreta rv. Betty Sue Elam ; Treasurer, La Yerne Bolding; Reporter. :.Iary ' Evelyn Ecltnisto11; Parliamentarian, Sarah H alliday.

HOME ECONOMICS CLUB

Membership lO the Home Economics Club is open to any gi rl on the campus

who is interested in home-making and community life. Both socia l activities and

instructh•e programs are offered the member s.

First row: Joyce Bossier, Mary Louise Brown, Paula Cofield. Belly Cole. Sybil Gilles ­pie, J ackie H ale, Pat Hanson, Bertha Harryman .

Second row: Belly Hudgens. i\fargie Langford , i\fary £\'elyn Lee, M ar tha Ann Lewis, Beuy i\foorc, J ean ~loorc, Anne ::S:eeley, Vi,·ian Nix.

T hird row: Vilma Nonvood, i\fickey Roling. Nelda Sanders, Bell) Smith, " ' anda Snodgrass, Betty Southsworth , i\fargie Ste\'ens. Sue Stinson.

Fourth row: \l'ilma Summit, Beth Talbot , :\faxine Tomlin , Irene Thomas, Betty " 'esson. Leota Genu·y.

FLORRI£ }"RA:'\1KLl:\' Sponsor

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Fron t row. seated: Grady Putman, L eonard Burke, Calvin Caldwell. Charles F. Batson. H arold ~Iaddox. Coy Ponder. Charles Schwar tz. Silas Smith, Roy Johnson , J. D. Ford, R ichard \ 'ansandt. \\'. C. Rowe.

R ear. standing: E. E. Graham. sponsor; J ack Barham, " ' · L. PaLterson. A. J. Parker, Hany .\tte­berry. Eston Turner, J. D. Black. John Hughes. Edward Spencer. Gera ld H amm, Ke rmit Jameson , Frederick Miller.

Mem bers whose piclllres do not appear: D. Brewer, ,,Vilfonl Hicks, Ca rl Miller, Edward Spencer. J ohn L. Hughes, Winfred Boyce, Leonard Stewart, James Arnold , E. C. Turner, 0 . G . Richardson. Ralph Fell , Thomas Barlow, v\lyndal Minton, \V. T . Owen, Robert Hale. James Cummings, Jimmie Goodwin. Kenneth Tawm . Davi<l .\lore head, Dennis Nooner, Will iam Gonenmiller. Ben Purifoy. Flernoy J ones, El win r. taloch, Harold Harringcr, Jason Beck. Earl Downs, Blanchard Disotell, Auston Disotell, Lewis Jones, Charles Langston.

AGRI CLUB AGGRESSIVE, GROWING, RESOURCEFUL, INTEREST! G

The Agricu lture Club was reorganized this year after several years of in­activeness. It is composed of students taking courses in agricu lture. The gen­eral purpose of this organization is to tra in active and effective members in the development of agricultura l leadership, cooperation, and civic leadership.

J. D. FORD

CALVI N CALDWELL

FREDERICK J\ ftLLER

GERALD HAMM

OFFICERS

President

Vice-President

Secretary

Treasurer

Standi ng: R aymond Harwell. Cordell Smith, Sponsor; J ames M orrow, Dr. S. D. Smith, Sponsor; J ames ;\lcKamic. Allen Formby, James R amage.

Seated: Ruby R oss. Secretary; " ' · L. Ponder, President. (Picture of Edward R ogers, Vice­President. does not appea r).

I. R. C. The International Relations Club is composed of students interested in

international affairs. lts purpose is to study various cou ntries and to acquire a better understanding of them and their problems.

VARSITONIONS The Varsitonians, college orchestra, furnished music and gaiety for m any

activities including· the Valentine Formal and the annual Stunt Night. . ' Homer Greer. J ack W al ker. J oe Byrd, J erry Cooper. Charles Martel, ;\(arion Greer.

Richie Lee President

Charles ;\ I cClendon r'ice-Presidenl

STUDENT COUNCIL

The Student Counci l i~ compo ed ol a body of ten students chosen by popular vote ol the Student Body to act as an intermediary agent between the students and the ad­ministra tion. It com is ts of a president and vice-president from the sophomore class a nd of lour members each from the freshman and sophomore classe~.

First R ow: \fary Louise Brown, Betty Clayton, Fred Downs, Rufus H aynes.

Second R ow: Joe La ne, Charle~ Middlebrooks, Sue Roberts.

Jo Anne SLOcks Secretary

MARGARET H ARTO.\

S po11.rn1

Louise l\Iartel President

Don Embree Vice-President

;\ Jary Louise ,vilson Secretary

ST AGECRAFTERS

l\I ARGA RF.T H ARTON

Sponsor

Stagecrafters, dramatic organization on the campus, offers all students inter­

ested in dramatics a cha nce to learn drama through play production a nd stage

technique.

First row: T wylla Balle, La Verne Bolding. Joyce Bossier, Don Byrd . Joe Byrd . Belly Clayton , Pau la Co[ield. Lasca Crager. Second row: Saline Franks, Sybil Gillespie, Billy Hudgens, George Jamar. J . L. Jones, Eddie Lamport , i\fary E,·elyn Lee, Robert Lowe. Third row: ,v. C. ;\lcDaniel, R obe rt i\fd\lahe n, J a mes i\!on ow, Carol ;\ l ason . Betty i\!oore. Belly Newton. \'ilrna Norwood . Eloise Perry . Founh row: \\'. L. Poncler. Frances She lton, Bill Stocks, Jo Anne Stocks. Beth T albo t. Bill y Graham.

"RED ROSES" (A One Act Play)

Cast

Joe Byrd

Don Byrd

T wylla Batte

Other plays produced for the

publ ic were "Sparkin '," a one-act

play by E. P. Conkle, and 'The

i\Ian Who Came To Dinner" by

George Kaufman a nd :.Loss H art.

Among the short plays presented in

class were "Embarrassi ng r. loments

in History" and " Rut Th is Is

D ifferent."

A Group of Stagecrafter Members at worh.

"THROUGH THE NIGHT"

(Three Act Play)

Cast

R oberts___ _ __ __ .James i\forrow Gregory Stanton ___ Bill Stocks Kay Stanton ______ Paula Cofield Sarah Halbrooke LaVerne Bolding i\lrs. Alicia Keith __ Louise Martel Bu nny ___ _ _ ___ Don Embree D wight Ha lbrooke W. C. i\ lcDa niel Calvin Driscoll _ Edward Lamport Smith ___________ Billy Graham Bert J essup ________ J. L. Jones

Front row: Ad am West, Director ; Twylla Batte, Inez Lee. J erry Cooper , J ack Walker, l\fa rian G reer. Kathryn Jea n, Royce Hil ton, Rosema ry Wallace. Pa ula Cofie ld, Bett y Cla yton .

Second row: Lois Creel". Sh irley Johnson . Barbara Ande rson . Joe Benn y Wilson. Fred Downs, H omer Greer, Kirk Robinson , Denny Sm ith. Coby Robinson , Sissy Fa ir.

Back row: Cyril Sumne r. Bil l Beasley. T homas Dennis, J imm y Long, J oe Byrd . Don Byrd, Roderick Gi ffin , Byron Hilton, Billy Buck.

BAND

T he Band is composed of students oE Magnolia High School and

the College. All majorettes are college students. T he Band was pres­

ent at all home football games and several out-of-town games. Adam

W est is d irector of the high-school and college groups.

Kneeling in front: Rosema ry Wallace, Betty Towler. Standing in rear: Inez Lee, Paula Cofield, Twylla Batte.

MAJORETTES

Twirlers: Rosemary \,Vallace and Betty T owler.

BETTY CLAYTON, Dru m Major

Seated: Bob Lowe, Belly Clayton . Don ,F.111hree, Tasca Cragar, Louise i\fancl. Saline _ Fra nks, La Verne Bolding, Miss H arton. Sponsor.

Standing: Bill Stocks. Rob i\fdfahen, i\fary Louise Wilson, W . C . :\ fcDan iel, Edward Lam port.

DELTA PSI OMEGA The purpose of Delta Psi Omega, which ser ves as the inner circle o f Stage­

cra fters, is to stimulate interes t in college dramatics and to serve for the college all the advantages and m utual helpful ness provided by a large na tional fra­ternity. fcmbership in Delta Psi Omega is a reward for worthy efforts. Delta Psi Omega offi cers also serve as Stagecrafter o ffi cers.

PHI THETA KAPPA Phi Theta Kappa is a n ational honor fra te rn ity o f A rts a nd Science Studen ts in junior

colleges. To he e ligible for m embership in Gamma Omega, loca l chapter, a swdent must be regu larly enrolled as a student of the college, be of good moral character. have completed at least o ne term of work, and he withi n the up per ten percen t o f th e student body scholastically.

Seated: Charles H oh ing, i\fary Lou ise Brown , Louise l\lanel. J ack H iggins. Vi lma C\'orwood. Standing: \\' yau Bai ley. \\' inifred Com pton , J\la ry Louise W ilson. Ren Lo,·cll. :\f iss TneL

Couch. Sponso r . i\I ernbers whose pictu res do not appear: G rady Bolding. J a mes Sm ythe. J a mes R amage.

Robbie Ruth Couch. Sue Roberts. Charlene \fcClendon . Oon Mc Laughlin . Billy Hudgens. La \ erne Bold ing. AIYa Keesler. Lonnie .J ohnson . Joe Dees, Don Embree.

Joe Byrd President

Rosemary , vallace Secretary

Fred Downs L ibrarian

~!Rs. O RRIS NIPPER, D irector

CHORAL CLUB Choral Club offers the opportunity to students to participate in choral sing­ing. The club presents programs, supplies num bers for assemblies, and strives to create a deeper appreciation for good music.

First row: Retty Armstrong, Clifford .\utry, Louise Beckham . Martha Rond, Joyce Bossier. Elizabeth Bussey, Don Byrd, Betty Jo Chisholm. Pa ula Cofield .

Second row: Be tty Cole. Bobbie Ruth Couch , Cecil Ray Dumas. Gerald Fincher. Allen Formby. Saline Fr anks, Syb il Gillespie. Bi ll) G race, :\fa rian Creer.

Third row: Sara h H a ll iday, i\ la rgie Horne, Bernuce Ladd , Thomas Le hman, Connie Maloch , Sam 1\la rsha l l. Louise l\fanel. Carol i\fason , Bob i\ fcMahen .

Fourth row: Merwin i\lci\lahen , Cha rlotte Middle brooks, Be u y i\loore, J ea n i\loore, Effie Perry. Ann Neeley. Elo ise Perry, Bobby Rosen ba um, Frances R up le.

Fifth row: i\finnie Lo u R ussell. Frances She lton, J a mes Smyth. i\ fa rjorie Stephens. Sue Stinson. Bi l l Stocks. Beth T a lbot. Margie Nell Taylor. Henry Tompkins.

Sixth row: Joe .Ben ny \\' ilson. Fred Worsham . Homer Greer, Jr., Doris Holley, Vivian Nix, Kath ryn Nix . Vi lma ·:s.-onvood. ,\ fax­ine Tom lin . James i\ fcKamie, Bi lly Davis. J o Anne Howe.

ST ELLA S ~IIT II. Sjw11sor

Presiden t ! st Vice- President 2nd Vice-Presiden L

3rd Vice-Presiden t

B. S. U.

J a mes Willi am i\lorrow James Ramage

Patricia :\ [cl.e lland Rosema ry \ Val lace

The Baptist Student Union is the governing body which helps keep Baptist Students in contact with their local church. Its object is to promote a Christian spirit am ong the students in school.

.\RTIIUR P ETFRso, , SJ,

First row: J\eryl J ean Barran . Twylla Ba tie , Tom llerry. Leonard Burke, Elouise Carroum. Virgil Casey, ll a rry Cawthon. Betty J u Chisholm , Betty Cole.

Second row: l\frs. L ima Couch, Kenneth Crain, Bil ly Davis, Raym ond DeLoach , R ex Dodson . Charles Downs. Earl Downs. Cecil Ray Dumas. Paul Gilbert.

Third row: June R ose H agen, Pa t H anson, \[argie Horne , Belly Hudgens, Bi lly H udgens, Dot Irby, J oe Jackson. Eugene Jo hnson. Joe Lane.

1:ounh row: Edwin \1aloch. Cha rl ine \IcClendon , Pat McLelland. H ill ma n \ [i tchell, J ames Morrow, Bruce \furp hy. R ub ­ert ;\'eil , Vilma :\'urwood, Charl es Price.

Fi fth rnw: Preston Purifoy. Carolyn Raiford. J ames Ramage, J . " ' · R owe, Clifford R uffin, Zane Simms. J ames Sm ythe, \ Vanda Snodgrass. Johnnie Souter.

Sixth row: Bill Stocks. J o .\nne Stocks, J\eth Talbot. Margie Nell T a ylor. H enry Tomp kins. Beuy Towler. Bernard Venable . Rosema r y i\'allace. R ubert Woodal l.

Lou ise Marcel President

Pat Bennet Secretm)•

W. C. i\IcDan iel T reasurer

Donna H udson R eporter

l\Jrs. T abbie i\foore and i\fiss Kathryn Keener, ·ponsors

WESLEY FOUNDATION The \ Vesley Foundation i~ an organization o( ~ I ethodist students on the ca rnpu~. The rneeti ngs include a

church school on Su nday morning~, evening programs a nd ch urch 0 11 Sunday nights, a nd a disrnssion group which meecs on the campus once a week. This year our group was hostess to all lethodi t college students of the state.

First row: Bell) .\rmsLrong. Pa t Ben11eu . Grad ) Bold ing. La Verne Bolding. :\ la ry Lou i e Brown. Ben 13u rton. L)nn Burton. B ell)

Cla , Lon . ' Second row: Paula Cofield, J erry Cooper, Juane tte Crain. Bob Curr), c\'orwood Eaton , Gerald Fincher. Saline Frank . Homer

Creer. Third row: \farian Creer·. David Ha le, Jad.ie H ale, Sarah Ha llida y. \ ' irginia Hard), Ra) mond llarwell. Charle;, H oh ing.

Doris Holle). Fourth row: Flerno) Jones. ·1 homas Lehman , Robert .Lowe, \\' . C. McDaniel , Bob i\lci\ lahn. Louis :\la ne!. Carol Jean :\lason .

Ann ;\'eel). Fifth row: Betty :\'ewcon. Ka1h11'n ;-..'ix. \ ' i, ian ;\'ix. Elouise Perry. Frances Ruple. Betty \ foore. :\I innie Lou R ussell, :\'elda

Sanders. Sixth row: Be u y Smith , \[argie Ste,·e ns, Sue Linson, \\'ilma umm it. ) l argie Nell Taylor, David Thomas, Beu y Ru th \\'alker .

Ke ll y Youngblood.

Presiden t, Mickey Roling; Vice-Presiden t. Dorothy Fa ye ;\lcClendon; Secretary, Be lly Sue Elam; Treasurer, Doris Holley; Reporter, Pat Bennett.

W. A. A. T he , iVomen's Athletic Association is a na ti onal organization to further the

development of the athletic field for women. Len ers are awarded under a point system and points are transfer red from school to school.

The members arc divided into teams with elected co-captains composing the Cabinet Board , which sets up governing rules and enforces national regu lations.

First row: Alene Beu telschies, Elizabeth Bussey, E louise Carroum, Lorene Chaffin , Belly Clayton . Betty Cole, Juanette Crain.

Second row: Hillie Crum pler , Shelda Davis, Cecil Ray Dumas. ;\fary Evelyn Edmiston . L eota Gen try, J ackie H ale, Pat H anson. ·

Third row: Virginia H ardy, Bobbie H enslee, J o Ann H owe, Dottie Irby, ;\lary Evel yn Lee, Martha An n Lewis, Evelyn Matthews.

Fourth row: Jean i\{oore, Effie Pe rry, Fra11ces R uple, Betty Smith. \ Vanda Snodgrass, Johnnie Souter , Betty Wesson.

K ATH RYN BROWN, Sponsor

Left to right: Kenneth Crain, Sue Stinson, Betty i\Ioore, Don Embree. (Billy Graham, not pictured) .

CHEERLEADERS

Enough praise cannot be given our cheerleaders, who led the

yells a t all home games and most out-of-town games. Some of the school

spir it that had been losl in the past years was regained through the

leadersh ip of our cheerleaders both at pep meetings and at games.

THAT'S OUR TEAM

FOOTBALL W inning five games wh ile losing two in the Arkansas Intercollegi­

ate Conference, the Magnolia A. & M. Muleriders placed second to Tech and State Teachers who tied for the 1947 A. I.C. crown.

I n completing one of the best won-lost seasons in A. & M. history, the blue and gold 'R iders actually turned in a seasonal record of n ine wins, two defeats, and one t ie. The M uleriders opened the season in Lake Charles, Louisiana, where they defeated the always-tough Mc­Neese Junior College Cowboys by a score of 6-0.

R eturning home the next week, A. & M. opened their string of A.I.C. til ts by defeating the Ouachita T igers by a score of 34-33, in per­haps the wildest game ever played in Columbia Stadium. T he next week the 'Riders won their second straigh t conference victory with a 30-0 decision over H endrix.

The "dream game" of 1947 A.I.C. was played in local Columbia Stadium the fourth week of the season when the Arkansas Tech Won­der Boys tangled with the M uleriders. T ech came out a 20-0 victor as Magnolia went down to its first defeat.

Next on the schedule for the Aggies was a non-conference tilt with Eastern Oklahoma A. & M. Recovering from the Tech defeat, the Muleriders easily took the Oklahomans by a 26-0 count. J ourneying to Arkadelphia the following week, the 'R iders won their Lhird A.I.C. victory with a 33-6 defeat of Henderson.

Filling the sixth and seventh slots on the Aggie schedule were

Head Coac h Elme r Smith and Ass istant Coach Auburn Smith

Isl row, left to righl : Thomas. Etheridge, Holland , :\lcClendon, Da\'is. Rasberry, Rich. Johnson , Talley, Baird. Bailey, Roberts. 2nd row: Crews, \ \'ells, Furo , Ross, " 'omack, Ford, l3rinson , L. Bunon . 13. Burton, Hooten , ;\le Lean, Ellen , \Voodruff, Owen . 3rd row: cott. Gregory, \\'hile, :\loore. Davis. Bal l. Kaylor. Jones, )lurphy. Watson .

Pari , Texa , Junior College and Loui iana tate Northeast Center whom the Aggies subdued in hard-fought ball games by the scores of 12-6 and 19-7 respectively.

Returning Lo AI.C. competition the next week-end, A · M. wa up et by an under<log O zark's team by a score 12-7 on a muddy field. The week before Thanksgiving found the Arkansas College Highland­ers going down to a 24-0 hellacing at the hand of the M uleriders.

In the seasonal finale with Ionticello A. · M. the 'Rider for the second straight year earned a clear-cut decision over their long-t ime riva ls, thi time by a 33-6 score.

Following a successful season the M uleriders accepted a bid to a post-season game at Lake Charles, Louisiana, the Cajun Bowl. H ere they met for the second time of the sea on the McNeese Cowboys. t the end of the game the score stood 0-0 ; the M uleriders of A · M. had completed one of the best seasons in the history o f the school.

The annual all-state team was picked at the close o[ the season and on it were found the names of seven M uleriders. Euel Davis, tackle and co-capta in , wa a unanimous choice for fir t team. J ack Rich, cen­ter , placed on the econd team ; while J ames Etheridge, fullback, earn­ed a third team berth. H onorable men tion went to : Sam Bailey, back; William Talley, tackle and co-captain; Harold Baird, end; and David Thomas, back.

EUEL DA VIS, Tackle

Co-Captain

First team All-Sta te

STARTI NG Ll l\'EUP

WILLlAi\[ TALLEY, Tackle

Co-Captain

H on. l\Icntion All-State

L ine: McClcndon, Davis, Rasberry, Ri ch, .Johnson, T alley, Baird. Backfield: H olland, Elheridge, Roberts, Ba iley.

JACK Rl CH Center

. ccond T eam .\ II -State

HAROLD B.\lRD End

J Ion. J\ lcntion ,\ll-State

JACK .JOH NS0 1 Guard

Sf\~ 1 BAILEY Bach

Hon . .\ lention All- talc

C I-L\RLES .\IcCLENDO>.T End

JOE ROBERTS Back

DAVID THOfl lAS Bac/1

Hon . .\ fcn tion All-State

Wf.LDO~ R .\ SBERRY Guard

W.\ RREN KAYLOR. End

JAJ\IES ETllERJDCE Bach

Third T eam Al l-State

RALPH H O LL \ND Back

A:\J F URO Rack

WINTER WOMACK End

BUSTER FORD Guard

ZANE ELLEN Back

DELWI~ ROSS Back

PE NY SCOTT Back

.JAMES BALL Guard

l\IIKE l\IcLEA T

End

LYNN BURTON Guard

DONALD CREWS Bach

JAi\IES HOOTEN T ackle

FRANK DAVIS T ackle

BILL GREGORY Back

BE 1 B RTON T ac/de

TOl\I WHITE Guard

HAROLD BRINSON Center

W . C. OWEN T ac/de

JACK WELLS Back

JAi\IE i\IOORE Guard

TRAINER, RALPH ROSS

BILL BINNIO 1

Bae/,

GEOR GE BRELAND B ach

CH ARLES KENNEDY Bach

ALLEN J ONES End

JACK BLEDSOE T ackle

CHARLES MURPHY Cent er

BOBBY TALLEY End

REX WOODRUFF Back

HOYT WATSO End

ROY STEELMA Back

CLIMAX OF THE SEASON

Pictured above is just a por tion of the picn ic given m honor of

the ·4s MULERIDERS at Camp Logoloy. This season was one of

those to be remembered, and remembered it will be, by those who fol­

lowed the team th rough game after game. I t would take m uch more

than a mere paragraph to show our appreciation to you, boys. May

your spirit and pep remain and grow with our school.

BASKETBALL The Magnolia A. & l\I. College M uleriders fini shed the 1947-48 basketball

season with a r ecord of ten wins and seve nteen defea ts. Although their won­lost record \\'as not outstanding, most of the team's supporters would agree that the season was perhaps one of the most successful ever.

In winning fi ve and losing· thirteen in the Arkansas Intercollegiate Confer­ence, the Mulcriclers wound up in nin th place bu t provided the upse t of the conference season by defeating the previously undefeated and already crowned champions, Arkansas State T eachers near the close of the season .

Upon accepting an invitation to the Southeastern Junior College R egional Tournament, the i\ fuleriders journeyed to Lake Charles, Louisiana. After draw­ing a first round bye, A. & i\ f. defeated Armstrong Junior College of Savannah, Georgia, and advanced to th e fina ls as a result of their victory. In the finals A. & M . was defeated by Brewton-Parker Junior College, ano ther Georg·ia team.

Because of its fine showing at La ke Charles, A. & i\I. was invited to the National J u nior College Tournament at Spri ngfield, :\Iissour i. In the first game, the ?If uleriders lost to the defend ing n ational Champions, Compton (Cal.) .J unior College. In the consolation matches, Magnolia won its first over Blue­field (Va.) .Junior Coll ege, but lost the fi nal to i\ IcCook Ju nior College of Nebraska. This tournament completed the season.

The annual all-state team , pi cked by A.I.C. coaches, included Duddy Waller , A. & i\ f. forward who led A.I.C. scoring on the first team. W eldon l\ latthews, steady guard, gain ed a 3rd team position wh ile R oger Layne, lanky center, was given honorable mention.

Seated: Brooks, , ,valler , Layne, i\Iatthews, Hines. Standing : Ross, Womack, i\ fcClendon, Talley, Brinson, Hanson.

BASKETBALL SCORES OF '48

Team

Barksdale Field

Barksdale fi eld

H enderson

L ittle R ock _Junior Collcg("

Ouachita

\ lonticello A. R: ,\ 1.

Henderson

.-\ rkansas T t'd1

O,arks

lkcbe .J u n ior College

H endrix

\ Ionticello .\ . R: :\1.

Ouachita

.',tate Teacher~

Arkansas College

Beebe .J unior College

\Ve T hey

5.J 50

60 51

38 61

4?! 50

':!(i 6S

4S 35

27

3~

48

53

4G

fi5

40

59

6.J

57

5li

(.,, ) _

49

60

68

GO

\VELDOi'\ i\1.-\T T H E\VS

(;unrd

Third Team, All-St.i te

Team

Ozarks

State T eache1 ~

H endrix

L ittle R ock .Ju 11 ior College

Arkansas Col lege

Arka nsas T ech

We T he,

55 42

58 54

53 58

49 5fi

52 61

41 5.J

National .J r. College R egional T ourna 111ent

La ke Charl es, Lou isiana

A rmstrong .Ju n ior College (Ga.) fi'l.

Brewton-Parker _Jun ior College (Ga.) 45

Na tional Jr. Col lege T ourna ment

Spring field, \Io.

Compton Jr. Coll ege (Calif. )

Bluefield .J unior College (Va.)

i\IcCook .Jun ior College (Neb.)

D U D DY W AL LER

Forward

First T eam, All-State

51

61

46

5, 5.1

61

GO

BILLY HINES

Guard

DELWlN ROSS

Guard

.JOHN BROOKS

Forward

CHARLES i\IcCLENDO N

Forward

ROGER L\Y~E

Center

HAROLD BRIX.SO~

Guard

T IE BALL

W. A. A.

Cirls from ph ysical ed ucation cl asses who are esp ec iall y i11t c n :sted

111 at hletics m a ke up t he \\ 'omcm .\t h le t ic Associa tion . T hey ha,T

sponsored tou rname nts including basketball. vol le y ball. a nd sol t ba ll

ga mes. Ind ividual awards are rnade for dist in cti ve ser vice . lks id e~

sponsorin g tourna m en ts. the "\\' . .--\ . .-\ . h ad cha rge of the H o111ec01 11in i,!.

lesti \' ities.

WOMEN'S SPORTS

I n the physical education classes, girls are taught the value of ex­

ercise in every-day life. All girls participate in exercises and games in

class. Some of the girls were so interested that they formed an inde­

pendent basketball team. This team played other teams from sur­

round ing communities and made a very good showing.

IN THE SPRING, SOFTBALLS BEGIN TO FLY

Oh Boy, Cake! Birthday Cake!

A celebration for Mrs. Bussey.

H ow-do-you-do?

Anybody say bingo?

Santa Claus is coming. Anybody got a nickel?

Lazy people.

Sue eats wheaties. Rosie and Pat studying.

Living room dates. Goodby boys, Sob!

Where is Charlotte?

Everyone looks happy. Poker?

0 . K. we 'll run.

SADIE

HAWKINS

DAY

Look - Men!

Does he kick, Gabby?

That' ll larn yo' to shave.

Every girl for herself.

Sic 'em, Donna!

Hairless J oe brought adie H awkins.

Dogpatch Drag.

DOG PATCH STYLE

Bertha is gossiping.

Fred had too much ·'Kickapoo J oy Juice. "

Always together. Oops! Sorry Dot. _...--~--~--------~

STEADIES

I "wu v" her.

A foursome for fun. We go steady.

Duck, Penny! Careful with that snow.

SNOW!

Oh! Our beautiful trees!

Boys are so mean. H ercules poised.

T hey're sweet.

Bachelor 's Club meeting.

W e're the quiet kind. Maybe I should use a motor .

An Aggie? v\Thy, Joe Benny!

They look so serious.

Caraway poses.

Maggie m hiding. Sweater girl. Fun, Marcel?

..

I left the top down.

Twins? Careful! Frank. Snow gnns.

It's snow wonderful. My tale's, Lold I 'm from Stamps.

Handsome middleman.

"Twink" is daydreaming. Nobody's getting rolled. Bookstore snowed under.

Gee - Royalty! She "can't hardly" stand it.

I'm dizzy.

Robert "Lightbulb" Woodall. Looks just like 'em.

Jus' talkin '. Eadie, Betty, Twink and no male.

Supper must be late tonight.

SecreLs? The Scraggs family.

Left to r ight:

1. Ten-hut!

2. She's my girl.

3. Is this a triangle?

4. T hree Musketeers.

5. Our own Mulerider.

6. Lovely performers at half-time.

Dogpatch belles.

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Left to right :

1. In all weather.

2. Goings on in Wilkinsville.

3. Two snow birds.

4. Rosemary gives J oyce the " New Length."

5. Future teachers pose.

Debutante Lynn Burton and escort.

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r l

Left to right:

1. Yes, it r uns.

2. Lovely leg woo!

3. W e 're cold .

4. Comfy?

5. Mmm-good .

Left to righ t: 4. W here 's the ball? 7. Miss Harton and Bessie with slacks on-for shame

1. We're tough, just ask us. 5. W atch the birdie! Bessie!

2. Beautiful scenery. 6. In shorts, too! 8. Campused behind barb wire.

3. Loving roommates.

•

MACCO & ODEON

- PRESENT -

YEAR - A - ROUND

"Entertainment At Its Best"

WE SINCERELY APPRECIATE THE COLLEGE

SUPPORT

COMPLIMENTS OF

THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK

OF MAGNOLIA

THIS AND THAT

A dollar doesn 't go as far this year as it d id last year, but (as B-Lowe says) " lt goes a lot faster. " It must be tough on the people these days who live by their wits. But think of the half-wits.

Teacher to students: "This exam will be conducted on the honor system. Please take seats three apart and in alternate rows."

My love has Hew Him did me dirt Me did not knew Him was a flirt. To they in love Let forbid, Lest they be do'ed Like I been did.

Velocity is what one removes his hand from a hot stove with.

It ripples, it flares, it tw irls. lts the en­chanting rhythm of rippling backs ... ballerina lengths ... fu ll skirts. T hey'll fi t your .Junior figure to perfection. Choose one of these twirl ing fashions from our large selecti on.

SAMPLES

BEN T. RAIFORD

Mutual Insurance Agency

LIFE - FIRE - AUTO

"LEA VE IT TO OLD BEN"

SAVE 20 TO 40 %

PHO TE 898

West Main Motor Service

DESOTO - PLYMOUTH Sales and Service

STA1 DARD OIL PRODUCTS

PHO E 55

E. H. BYRD, l\lanager

MULLINS CLEA1 ERS THAT CLEAN

" TVe A ppreciate Y our Patronage"

Phone 863 105 vVest Calhoun

i\IAGNOLIA, ARK.

READ ABOUT A & i\I ACTIVITIES

EVERY DAY I N

The Daily Banner - News

20c PER WEEK BY CARRIER

C0i\Ii\1ERCIAL PRINTING

and

OFFICE SUPPLIES

PHONE NO. 4

WESTERN AUTO

Asso icate Store

"Everything for the Automobile"

TIRES - TUBES - BATTERIES - RADIOS

BICYCLES - ACCESSORIES

PAI T - l\lOTOR OIL

R EFRIGERATORS

H. \1\T. Bacon, Prop. Phone 163

For a Lifetime of Charm and Contentment PLAN A GULBRANSEN IN YOUR FUTURE

ENRICH YOUR LIFE WITH MUSIC

"AMERICA'S SMARTEST PIANO FASHIONS"

MEYERS PIANO COMPANY PHONE 881

Monzingo-Wi 11 is-Dennis Drug Co.

"WALGREEN'S"

The Finest Drug Store for the Finest People in the Finest Town-

Everything in the drug needs of a community or school

Phone 465 West Side Square

MAGNOLIA

West Brothers

Department Stores

" The H ome of Good Values"

MAGNOLIA, ARKANSAS

FLOWERS FOR

ALL OCCASIONS

CUT FLOWERS

CORSAGES Our Specialties

WE WIRE FLOWER S EVERYWHERE

Magnolia Floral Co. Phone 12 301 S. Washington

YOUR HOME STORE

WHILE AT COLLEGE

STERLING'S

ifAGNOLIA, ARKA SAS

MAGNOLIA BUTANE GAS COMPANY

Distributors Of

Zero Butane Gas And

Gas Appliances

606 South Main CAMDEN, AR K.

1016 NW Avenue EL DORADO, ARK.

Phone 699 Phone 404

FORDYCE, ARK. 109 E. Main Street

MAGNOLIA, ARK. Phone 578 Phone 119

The CHATTER BOX

MAGNOLIA'S MODERN RESTAURANT

Featuring the Latin Flavor

El Patio Room

COMPLETELY AIR CONDITIONED

111 E. MAIN STREET PHONE 38

GLADNEY'S FOOD MARKET

FROZEN FOOD LOCKERS

MEAT CU RING - GROCERIES - MEATS

MAGNOLIA

H OT POINT - BENDIX - ZENIT H

MAYTAG

COLEJ\fA - TAPPAN

Jitney Jung le Famous ames in Applian ces -

l\fAGNOLIA

SELF-SERVICE

GROCER Y

Phones 110 and 111

110 N. Jackson

ARKANSAS

See them on d isplay in our 1ew Modern Store a t 11 2 N. Jackson St.

COUCH ELECTRIC APPLlA CE CO.

HARSH SUPPLY CO.

YOUR • STORE

EAST SIDE SQUARE

McALESTER FUEL COMPANY

and

R. G. LAWTON

CONGRATULATES

The Graduates of '48

Leases

* Royalties

Oi I Production

Dri 11 ing Cotnractors

FARMERS BANK and TRUST COMPANY

MAGNOLIA, ARKANSAS

SAFETY SERVICE

WE SOLICIT YOUR ACCO UNT

MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION

E. T. Hutcheson & Sons Your R exall Drug Store

Agency Cara Nome, Lentheric and Yardley Cosmetics

Pangburn a nd Martha W ashington Candies

DRUGS --- PRESCRIPTIONS

Magnolia - Phones 28 - 82

Sno-White Laundry And Cleaners

Phone 342 - 601 W est Calhoun

" BUSI NESS IS GOOD"

MAGNOLIA, ARKANSAS

WATCHES

DIAMO DS

JEWELRY

Bob El I iott & Son South Side Square

1AGNOLIA

WHERE FRIENDS MEET TO EAT

FOUNTAIN GRILL

~IR. & MR S. BEN L. GEOR GE

MAGNOLIA GROCER COMPANY

Wholesale Grocers

OR GANIZED IN MAGNOLIA, ARKANSAS IN 1912

Over 35 Years 1n Business

vVe Offer Our Facilities to The Merchants of

South Arkansas and North Lou isiana

The Home Of

M.G.C. SALAD DRESSING - SANDWICH SPREAD

Distributors Of

W HITE CREST AND ROBIN HOOD FLOUR

STOKELY and DEL MONTE FRUITS AND

VEGETABLES

ADMIRATI ON AND MAGNOLIA COFFEE

Union Bus Station

Cafeteria

Select Foods and Courteous Service

MRS. E. MOTON

Owner and Operator

Radios and Appliances Accessories

B. F. GOODRICH TIRES & TUBES

Magnolia Home & Auto Supply

PHONE 257

C. R . BU RNHAM MAGNOLIA, ARK.

PHONE 21

Union Bus Station

TICKET and TRAVEL lNFORl\IATJON

TO ANY POI T

PHONE 222

All Aggies Come to the

Magnolia Ba~e Shop For A

STUDY HOUR'S SN ACK

"Everything in Baking"

MAGNOLIA, ARKANSAS

WARNOCK'S

Magnolia 's OLDEST and LARGEST Hardware & Furniture

EXPONENT'S ·oF .a?ER.MANENCE

":Brlrducers of

WOOD KRAFT CHEMICALS PAPER

. .

The CROSSETT COMPANIES, ~~~~sJIIs = ~ - • w,.., - ,, + • ,_ .... --- ~ ....

Charles Lewis & Son

FURNITURE

FUNERAL DIRECTORS

LICENSED EMBALMERS

BURIAL INSURANCE

MAGNOLIA, ARKANSAS

Wi Ison & Bearden Pharmacy

Drugs, Cosmetics and Candies Prescriptions

H almon Wilson - Clinton Bearden

1AGNOLIA, ARKA 1SAS

COMPLIMENTS OF

Magno I ia Ice And

Coca-Cola Bottling Co.

PHONE 59

Join In Building - - - -

PH ONE117

B. P. S. PAINTS AND SUPPLIES

KELVINATOR REFRIGERATORS

AMERICAN KITCHENS

MAJESTIC RADIOS

TURNER HARDWARE CO. MAGNOLIA, ARKANSAS

S. SIDE SQUARE

Give your guest these taste thrills. With fowl or

roast, bread or toast, Sex­ton preserves, jellies and butters add a touch that will be long remembered.

Sexton u ses Grandmoth­er's "small batch" meth­

od ... u sing only tree ripened fruit and crystal

cane sugar to bring you " home made" richness and flavor that will please your guests.

THANKS

Students and faculty, for your cooperation

and assistance in the work for the 11 Mulerider. 11

HOGUE PHOTOS

320 W . CAPIT OL LITTE ROCK, ARK.

Fallin Tractor Company

St.: * FORD

FARMING

Means LESS WORK, MORE INCOME per Acre

115 So. J efferson, Magnolia, Ark.

689 -- Phones -- 882

Compliments 0£

CARTER'S WOMEN'S WEAR

MAGNOLIA, ARKANSAS

Cox Electric Service YOUR G-E DEALER

Steak House Cafe MAGNOLIA, ARKANSAS

G-E RANGES - WASHING MACHINES

R EFRIGERATORS - IRONERS

763

PHONE 554

PHONES

MAGNOLIA, ARKANSAS

FOR A COOL AND ENJOYABLE EVENING

ON THE CAMPUS

YOU WILL FIND TOP-NOTCH ENTERTAINMENT

At

THE PINES

Miniature Golf Course

1091

Longino - Goode - Lyle

Compliments Of

Crumpler's Department Store

J. H . CRUMPLER, Owner

OUTFITTERS FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY

PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS

24 PHONES 123

MAGNOLIA, ARKANSAS PHONE 49 1

Butler Food Store

FROZEN FOQDS

QUALITY MEATS & GROCERIES MAGNOLIA, ARKANSAS

46 PHONES 47

MAGNOLIA, ARKANSAS

ARK. -LA. COTTON OIL COMPANY

IT PAYS TO USE

Magno I ia Fortified Feeds

MAGNOLIA, ARKANSAS

UNITED AIR SERVICE

"GO BY AIR BUT GO UNITED"

FLIGHT TRAINING - GI BILL AND OTHERWISE

AGENCIES FOR

Stinson and Cessna

EL DORADO, ARKANSAS

MAGNOLIA PINE BLUFF CAMDEN

Arkansas Novelty Company

Automatic Music a Specialty

Phones 218 and 768 Magnolia, Ark.

Wa lker's Laundry

"To Please You Is Our Goal"

MAGNOLIA, ARKANSAS

Farrar's Grocery And Market

ICE CREAM - CANDIES - COOKIES

DRINKS - SANDWICH MEATS

STEAKS

Visit us for your Study Hour Snack.

Just Across from New Main

Compliments

Dees' Beauty Shop

MAGNOLIA, ARKANSAS

PHONE 49

RITCHIE GROCER COMPANY

WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS

LIBBY'S FOODS

FRESH FRUITS ----- FRESH VEGETABLES

PHONE 200

EL DORADO, ARKANSAS

C. L. Payne JEWELER

WATCH REPAIR SERVICE

"WATCH - MASTER"

DIAMONDS - - WATCHES

JEWELRY

MAGNOLIA ,ARKA TSAS

Imperial Shoe Store MAGNOLIA, ARKANSAS

Shoes For

MEN - WOMEN - CHILDREN

PRECISION FITTING BY X-RAY

PHONE 592

People's Hardware Co.

NORTH SIDE SQUARE - PHONE 90

SPORTING GOODS - MARTIN MOTORS

CROSLEY PRODUCTS

ELECTRIC SUPPLIES

PAINTS and FARM I MPLEMENTS

FOR PROMPT RELIABLE SERVICE

Call 555

YELLOW CAB COMPANY

RADIO CONTROLLED CARS

"Just Good Service"

1

MAGNOLIA INSURANCE AGENCY

FIRE CASUALTY AUTO

50 YEARS OF SERVICE

MAGNOLIA, ARKANSAS

Magnolia Inn

MODERN ROOMS - FINE FOODS

GOOD SER VICE

Magnolia, Arkansas Phone 600

Reed - Lyle, Florists MR S. GRADY DENNIS, Owner

Magnolia

Phone 20

" Wh en it's Flowers -

Arkansas

N ight 403

SAY IT WITH O UR S"

COATS SUITS

House 0£

SWANSDOWN FASHIONS

Morris & Company

EL DORADO

A. and M. BOOK STORE THE STUDENT CENTER

BOOKS AND SUPPLIES

ICE CREAM -- CANDY -- HAMBURGERS

MRS. J. M. PEACE, OWNER

J. B. DOWNS J. B. DOWNS

and

Oil Well Service, Inc. Service & Supply, Inc.

Drilling, Maintenance Baroid Drilling Muds

And Repair of Oil Wells Chemicals - Cement

Oil Field Trucking Sand and Gravel

PHONE 874 PHONE 385

MAGNOLIA, ARKANSAS

THE PEOPLE OF MAGNOLIA

Extend To A & M College

Congratulations !

On the use it is making of the resources provided for

its development and progress as leaders in the Civic and

Cultural world. We offer it our support in its future

worthwhile endeavors.

We recognize the college as an asset to our com­

munity.

SAM CRUMPLER, Mayor

LAYNE

WELLS and PUMPS

WATER SUPPLIES FOR INDUSTRIAL ARKANSAS

AGRICULTURAL and INSTITUTIONAL

LAYNE ARKANSAS COMPANY

ST UTT GAR T , ARKANSAS

LION OIL~ ELDORAD .. COMPANY

O. ARKANSAS

Franks-Gunnels Co.

INTERNATIONAL H ARVEST ER

tit IWfltllAttoa.t.1.

w.uvn,u

PONTIAC

MAGNOLIA ,ARKANSAS

The Vanity Shop PHONE 171

MRS. TROY ASLIN and MAVIS

LADIES' READY-TO-WEAR AND OVELTIES

GIFTS OF ALL KINDS

SORROW is but the rusting

of the soul

ACTIVITY will cleanse and

brighten it

FORD OWNERS AGREE - - -

THERE'S N O PLACE LIKE HOME

FOR FORD SER VICE

MAGNOLIA'S

Authorized ~ Dealer

Doily Parker Motors, Inc. "KNOWS FORDS BEST"

Baker Chevrolet Company

Y our A•ofil·•• Dealer

MAGNOLIA ,ARKA~SAS

200 PHONES 892

LEST WE FORGET We take this space to thank all who have con­

tributed directly or indirectly to the publication of this volume of the MULERIDER.

The Staff.

IT IS A PLEASURE - - - -

For us to serve you with Dependable Merchandise Throughout

our Store-the Home of Many Nationally Advertised Brands.

"RHYTHM STEP" SHOES FOR LADIES

"PRINTZESS" COATS AND SUITS FOR WOMEN

"FRANKLIN" DRESSES FOR MISSES

"JOE D. JR." DRESSES FOR J UNIORS

"WORSTED-TEX & CLOTHCRAFT" CLOT HES FOR MEN

"DUNLAP" & "RESISTOL" HATS FOR MEN

" MO--JUD" "BERKSHIRE" & "CLAUSSNER" HOSIERY FOR LADIES

"CARTER'S" LINGERIE FOR J UN IORS AND MISSES

"We Outfit the Family"

TALBOT'S

What-to-wear schedule for undergrads

Up and into your " Mansco" shorts-so well-behaved

(no binding) you hardly know they're th.ere. ("Mansco" undershirt, too!)

'j OM You slip into something "more r ' comfortable"-one of your sharp, solid-color, wool sportshirts, tailored to perfection by Old Maestro "Manhattan".

O' ' o,d, Climb into a fine "Manhattan" oxford-0 ' T cloth shirt (white or solid colors ); add an all-wool " Manhattan" tartan tie or solid-cohr knit, both very popular this fall . . •

v' :o/ Ifasweater ·scalledfor, D O over your head comes a "Mansco" 100%-wool pullover­a sleeveless or a crew-neck . .

If there's a nip in the air, tuck in a p ure-wool

"Manhattan " muffler- tar tan or solid. (Note "Man:1at tan" ~nky.)

I ( OM 'J B ack in the sack with i.m.m&o­J r I •· ulate " Manhattan"Tattersall flannelette pajamas ... See these and ~ "Manhattan" things for ~fallseme.ur

In Magnolia it 's LEWIS & KELLEY, The Home Of

NATIONALLY KNOWN BRANDS FOR HIM

LEWIS & KELLEY THE STORE FOR MEN Al'-JD BOY

MAGNOLIA, ARK. PHO. "E L3

SCHEDULE OF ACTIVITIES 1947-48

October 11 29 30

Homecoming Day Football game with Tech at Magnolia. Fine Arts Number. Master Singers. Halloween Carnival.

November 15 Sadie Hav.rkin's Race and Dance. 25 Thanksgiving Formal Dance.

December 1 Fine Arts Number by Edward A. Wright. 4 "Dear Ruth" Play presented by Henderson State Teachers.

11 Choral Club Christmas Program. 12 Chrismas Party and Dance by Home Economics Club. 18 All College Christmas Formal.

February 6 Play "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs".

11 All College Valentine Formal. 16 Eli Culbertson, Guest Speaker. 18 Bailes Brothers. Agri Club, Sponsors. 23 Rev. Neill Hart, Guest Speaker. 26 College Stunt Night.

March 15 Choral Club Concert. 17 Fine Arts Program "Sounds of the Air". 31 Basketball games, Faculties.

April 8 9

Play by Speech Deptartment "The Man Who Came to Dinner". Formal Banquet and Dance, Home Economics Club.

12 Vocal Concert by Mr. J. Forrest West. 16-17 District Home Economics Meeting.

19 Piano Recital by Louise Martel. 21 22

23-24

D. S. Collins, Gu est Speaker. Tea and Reception for Columbia County Senior Girls and College Sophomores. Future Farmers of America Judging Contest.

30 Tennessee Mountain Boys. Agri Club, Sponsors.

May 5 7

21 23 24

Sophomore Day Freshman Day. Piano Recital by Music Students of A. & M. College. Baccalaureate. Commencement.

Football and basketball schedules will be found in the Athletic Section.