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The ANNUAL

Published by the Students of the

NORTHEAST MISSOURI STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE

Kirksville

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Northeast Missouri 
Archives 
Copy 1  
State University

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William Scholle
Editor
Henrietta Rudasill
Bus. Mgr.

PHOTOGRAPHS
Alexander-Willard Studio
Kirksville

PRINTING
Journal Printing Company
Kirksville

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The Annual
1934

Published By The Students of
NORTHEAST MISSOURI STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE
Kirksville Missouri

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Foreword

If you find fault with this book consider the disadvantages under which it was produced

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Contents

Administration
Classes
Athletics
Activities

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Administration

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LOUIS A. EUBANK 
B. S., A. M., Ph. D. 
Dean of the Faculty and Head of the Division of Education

BYRON COSBY B. S., A. B., A. M.
Business Administrator

MRS. S. H. ELLISON
Dean of Women

BOARD OF REGENTS
J. E. WEATHERLY, Hannibal
C. J. BAXTER, Kirksville
J. A. COOLEY, Kirksville
C. W. GREEN, Brookfield
W. L. SHOUSE, Shelbina
CHARLES A. LEE, Jefferson City 
ROLAND A. ZEIGEL, Kirksville

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DR. EUGENE FAIR
President

Sometimes echoes loud, clear, whispers!
All garnered from the passing year,
Free, light but imprisoned in this book to stay
Through un-numbered years both bright and gray.
Increasingly your pages bind my soul in memory's strands
Each one to sing a heart throb or of some loyal bands
Who sought in dreams or actions fair
To pursue life's problems to the hidden lair.
Echoes fond echoes ever dear
Salute, salute the passing year.
--Eugene Fair.

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OFFICE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

EXTENSION OFFICE

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OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT

OFFICE OF THE DEAN

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FIRST Row:
Guy Curtright, Catherine Bramblett, Harold Dufur, Richard McMurry, President; Doris Pierce, John Rinehart.

SECOND Row:
Harriett Rose, William Scholle, Edith Streeter, Kyle Terry, Florene Wharton, Charlianna Wilson.

Student Council
THE STUDENT COUNCIL is an organization elected by the 
student body, for the purpose of cooperating with the 
faculty to develop a greater student interest in the 
various activities on the campus. It is a medium through 
which the students express their opinion in formulating 
their policies, as long as they are in harmony with the administration.
The Student Council is composed of two representatives 
from each class, an upper Councilman and upper Council-woman, 
a President, Vice-President, Treasurer, and a Secretary.

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RICHARD McMurry
President

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Faculty

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Faculty

FIRST Row:
Cliff Cornwall, B. S., A. M., Speech; Vera Fawcett, B. S., A. M., English; 
Elizabeth Prichard Turner, B. S., A. A., A. B., A. M., English and Latin; 
Willie Whitson, B. S., A. M., Education; Freda Bruns, B. S., M. A., 
Commerce; Katharine Sweeney, Music; Byron Cosby, B. S., A. B., A. M., Mathematics.

SECOND Row:
Warren Jones, A. B., English; G. H. Jamison, B. S., A. M., Head of 
Mathematics Division; W. J. Bray, B. S., A. B., A. M., Ph. D., Head of 
Science Division; V. Don Hudson, B. S., Social Science; Marie Turner Harvey, 
Rural Education; Theodore Russell, B. S., Music; Kenneth Milstead, B. S., 
A. M., Ph. D., Chemistry.

THIRD Row:
Bracy Cornett, B. S., A. M., Fine and Applied Arts; A. F. Miller, B. S., M. D., 
Health; Agnes Slemons, B. S., A. M., English; John Harty, B. S., A. M., Ph. D., 
Physics; J. W. Heyd, B. S., A. B., Ph. M., German and Head of English Division; 
Karl Webb, B. S., A. M., Music; Felix Rothschild, A. B., A. M., Education; 
Ben Leib, B. S., Industrial Arts.

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Faculty

FIRST Row:
J. L. Biggerstaff, B. Mus., Music and Head of Division of Arts; Sylvia Brown, 
B. S., Assistant Librarian; Ruth Curtis, B. S., Speech; Mrs. Margaret Ellison, 
Dean of Women; Clara Yadon, B. S., Assistant Librarian; W. S. Pemberton, 
B. S., A. M., Mathematics and Extension Service.

SECOND Row:
Edith Dabney, B. S., A. M., Fine and Applied Arts; Minnie Kennedy, B. S., A. M., 
Home Economics; J. S. Stokes, B. S., Pd. B., M. S., A. M., Curator of Grounds; 
Fred S. Russell, B. S., M. S., Agriculture; Nan E. Wade, B. S., A. M., 
English and French; Frances Fuller, B. S., Physical Education.

THIRD Row:
L. A. Eubank, B. S., A. M., Ph. D., Education; Chauncey Simpson, B. S., M. A., 
Physical Education; Lucy Simmons, B. S., A. B., A. M., History; Bailey Wright, 
B. S., A. M., Social Science; H. H. Colby, B. S., M. A., Commerce; Paul Selby, 
B. S., A. M., Ph. D., Head of Division of Commerce; Glen V. Burroughs, B. S., 
A. M., Ph. D., History; C. H. McClure, B. S., A. M., Ph. D., Head of Social Science 
Division; Don Faurot, B. S., A. M., Physical Education; Barrett Stout, B. S., 
A. M., Music; W. J. Knobbs, A. B., B. S., M. S., Biology.

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Classes

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Seniors

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Duane Axtell Pepin, Wis.
Muriel Bachmann Towson, Md.
Francis Bell Ethel, Mo.

Madelyn Bertram Edina, Mo.
Bentley Bolin Hannibal, Mo.
Leona Bolton Lancastter, Mo.

Earl Boucher Cairo, Mo.
Ruth Bousman Kirksville, Mo.
Ethel Bowls Kirksville, Mo.

Catherine Bramblett Kirksville, Mo.
Clay Brockman Atlanta, Mo.
Anna Katherine Brown Centralia, Mo.

Christine Burkland Lancaster, Mo.
Cleo Cassaday Livonia, Mo.
Margaret Cox Salisbury, Mo.

Mrs. Mary Craig Monroe City, Mo.
Francis Cullen E. St. Louis, Ill.
Guy Curtright Holliday, Mo.

Lorena Dalton Kirksville, Mo.
Lena Day Excello, Mo.
Harry Donnohue Appleton City, Mo.

Carolyn Dreyer Kirksville, Mo.
Floyd Dunham Kirksville, Mo.
John Dutton Cherry Box, Mo.

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Eunice Easley Kirksville, Mo.
Raymond Elliot Jefferson City, Mo.
Frances Eubank Otterville, Mo.

David Evans Trenton, Mo.
Dale Findley Kirksville, Mo.
Twyla Freeman Shelbina, Mo.

Eustace Garrett Kirksville, Mo.
Wesley Gingerich Queen City, Mo.
Mayme Glascock Hannibal, Mo.

Margaret Gotschall Coffey, Mo.
Walker Graham Kirksville, Mo.
Mary Frances Graves Anabel, Mo.

Gene Greening Kirksville, Mo.
William Beckner Kirksville, Mo.
Dorothea Grim Morey Kirksville, Mo.
Secretary-Treasurer Senior Class

Marvin Gutekunst Moberly, Mo.
Nelson Haggerty Emden, Mo.
Gretchen Hall Lancaster, Mo.
Vice-President Senior Class

Sophia Hatten Hannibal, Mo.
Herman Herboth Kirksville, Mo.
John Harrington Kirksville, Mo.

Madeline Holman Huntsville, Mo.
Juanita Huffman Kirksville, Mo.
Dorothea Hutchison Kirksville, Mo.

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Juanita Jacobs Kirksville, Mo.
Maxine Jaynes Humphreys, Mo.
Arthur Johnson Humphreys, Mo.

Gus Johnson Cainsville, Mo.
Mildred Kondy Marceline, Mo.
George Krionderis Hartville, Wyo.

Burnell Lamb Marceline, Mo.
Margaret Laughlin Kirksville, Mo.
Johnny Lawrence Centerville, Ia.

Walter Leibhart New Boston, Mo.
Oscar Leulf Troy, Mo.
Clarence Lowe Kirksville, Mo.

Susanne McDonald Chillicothe, Mo.
Wm. Macgruder Shelbina, Mo.
Charles Merriett Moberly, Mo.

Mildred McClure Kirksville, Mo.
Richard McMurry La Belle, Mo.
Delmar Merrill Keokuk, Iowa

Muriell Millsap Powersville, Mo.
Anne Moore Downing, Mo.
Mary Akers Moore Monticello, Mo.

Wm. Moore Waukegan, Ill.
Wm. Mudd Lancaster, Mo.
Margaret O'Briant Lancaster, Mo.

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Merritt Page Green City, Mo.
Helen Palmer Sturgeon, Mo.
Beatrice Pickinpaugh Unionville, Mo.

Doris Pierce Shelbina, Mo.
Anna Belle Pitney Higbee, Mo.
Marie Poole Clarksville, Mo.

Vera Putman Ravanna, Mo.
Sidney Phillips Moberly, Mo.
Virginia Phillips Homewood Kirksville, Mo.

Albert Ratliff Kirksville, Mo.
Minnie Reeves Troy, Ala.
John Rinehart Kirksville, Mo.

Ted Ritz Reger, Mo.
Howard Roberts Centralia, Mo.
Isabelle Robinson Kirksville, Mo.

Henrietta Rudasill Strother, Mo.
Helen Runge Brookfield, Mo.
Martha Samuelson Stromsburg, Neb.

Mary Saxson Quincy, Ill.
Katherine Schumaker Eustis, Fla.
Marvin Shelton Jonesburg, Mo.

Florence Skinner Winfield, Mo.
Gladys Spencer Brashear, Mo.
Alma Staats Marceline, Mo.

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Gladys Stern Brunswick, Mo.
David Stephenson Kirksville, Mo.
Beatrice Teter Moberly, Mo.

Kemball Thomas New Cambria, Mo.
Grace Tolles Brunswick, Mo.
Mary Triplett Palmyra, Mo.

Gertrude Warters Danville, Ill.
Paul Weaver Kirksville, Mo.
Glenn Whitney Kirksville, Mo.

Anne Williams New Cambria, Mo.
Velma Yowell Kirkville, Mo.
James Worrell Quincy, Ill.

Edith Streeter Pollock, Mo.
Mary Ellen Stout Kirksville, Mo.
Dearing Wolf Greentop, Mo.

Sam Katz Waukegan, Ill.

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Juniors

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Paul Akers Monticello, Mo.
Chester Atterbury Kirksville, Mo.
Leland Blackman Powersville, Mo.

John Horace Boucher San Marcos, Texas
Dorothy Berry Shelbina, Mo.
Curtis Bramblett Kirksville, Mo.

John Case Kirksville, Mo.
Margaret Case St. Louis, Mo.
PAUL COFFMAN Bucklin, Mo.

Clement Craig Monroe City, Mo.
Margaret Crawford Chillicothe, Mo.
Helen Curry Kirksville, Mo.

Virgina Daniels La Plata, Mo.
Martha Belle Dickerson Livonia, Mo.
Thelma Dossey Cairo, Mo.

Robert Doyle Shelbina, Mo.
Miles Eaton Powersville, Mo.
President Junior Class
Henry Enochs Kirksville, Mo.

Martha Ellen Epperson Atlanta, Mo.
Max Fife Kirksville, Mo.
Grace Finch Kirksville, Mo.

Willmett Foster Gilmett City, Mo.
Wayne Frederick Martin City, Mo.
Vera Freeland Browning, Mo.

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MERIAM GREEN HUGHES Kirksville, Mo.
MARY GROW Memphis, Mo.
JANICE HARDING Memphis, Mo.

WM. HAYDEN Marceline, Mo.
NORRINE HEMMINGS Holliday, Mo.
ERMA HOPPER Chillicothe, Mo.

GRETCHEN HUFFMAN Brookfield, Mo.
WAYNE KILLIBREW Durham, Mo.
ALBERT KONDY Marceline, Mo.

FRANK KURELAITIS E. St. Louis, Ill.
FRANCES LAUGHLIN Kirksville, Mo.
ADINE MANSFIELD Newark, Mo.

MARGARET McCuLLOUGH Callao, Mo.
WM. MONTZ Brookfield, Mo.
KENNETH MOORE Newark, Mo.

MARY MOTTER Novinger, Mo.
MERLE MUHRER Kahoka, Mo.
PAYNE MUIR Jefferson City, Mo.

RUSSELL NOEL Rhineland, Mo.
JOSEPH PALMER Sturgeon, Mo.
LOYD RUSSELL KERNS Excelsior Springs, Mo.

WILLIAM SCHOLLE St. Charles, Mo.
ARTHUR SHEPARD Greencastle, Mo.
SYLVIA SKINNER Winfield, Mo.

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Eugene Smith Newark, Mo.
Raymond Sparks Kirksville, Mo.
Viola Smith Kirksville, Mo.

Laura Garth Kirksville, Mo.
Thomas Sutton Kirksville, Mo.
Orville Towers St. Charles, Mo.

Frances Story Strother, Mo.
Glen Tharp Green City, Mo.
O'Neil Van Eaton Gilman City, Mo.

Eugene Yearns Queen City, Mo.
Edith Yowell Kirksville, Mo.
Florence Wharton Kirksville, Mo.

Hortense Williamson Kirksville, Mo.
Jay Hatton Hunnewell, Mo.
Maurice Stookey Kirksville, Mo.

Harry Jones Green City, Mo.
Leslie Norton Downing, Mo.
Peter Heinz Kahoka, Mo.

Harold Dufur Kirksville, Mo.
Harry Plenge Kahoka, Mo.
Richard Dodson Kirksville, Mo.

Martha Shirley Kirksville, Mo.
Henry Cohn Waukegan, Ill.
Leo Shimkus Collinsville, Ill.

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In Memoriam

ALMA HOBBIE
CLASS OF 1935
Born Dec. 28, 1912
Died Jan. 21, 1934

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Sophomores

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Francille Bailey Rutledge, Mo.
Margarite Baker Keytesville, Mo.
Kathleen Black Moravia, Iowa
David Bowen Marceline, Mo.

Nadine Bragg Kirksville, Mo.
Harry Brown Powersville, Mo.
Mildred Brown Brookfield, Mo.
Billie Bluffington Mexico, Mo.

Margaret Carter Moulton, Ia.
Lela Chappell Green Castle, Mo.
Melvin Colbert Hawk Point, Mo.
Vay Courtney Lewistown, Mo.

Harold Davis Cox Clarence, Mo.
Lowell Creed Cairo, Mo.
Bernice Curl Green City, Mo.
Evelyn Dougherty Higbee, Mo.

Virginia Doyle Shelbina, Mo.
Ruth Eggert Kirksville, Mo.
Dorothy Facto Boomer, Mo.
Elizabeth Farrington Kirksville, Mo.

Jane Findley Brookfield, Mo.
Leon Fox Stahl, Mo.
Betty Jane Fraser Queen City, Mo.
Mildred Gelbach Hurdland, Mo.

Adelaide Holloway
Mary Frances Hamilton Rothville, Mo.
Mildred Lee Hampshire Galt, Mo.
Howard Hampton Centralia, Mo.

Frank Hanna Kansas City, Mo.
Luella Hardy Atterbury Kirksville, Mo.
Fern Harrington Atlanta, Mo.
Ruth Heinz Kahoka, Mo.

Josephine Hewitt Shelbyville, Mo.
Louise Horde Turney, Mo.
Sarah Howerton Hurdland, Mo.
Betty Huckstep Green City, Mo.

Mildred Hunsaker St. Catherine, Mo.
Iris Huston Kirksville, Mo.
Don B. Ingerslew Edina, Mo.
G.W. Johnson Glenwood, Mo
 
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Hettie Johnson Kirksville, Mo.
Charles Kenneth Jones Green Castle, Mo.
Edwina Jones Kirksville, Mo.
Lee Jones Kirksville, Mo.

Minnie Karr Monroe City, Mo.
Howard Keith Kirksville, Mo.
Bevla Patten Kirksville, Mo.
Bonita Kimbrough Bethany, Mo.

Frances Lair Kirksville, Mo.
Evelyn Leake Clarence, Mo.
Wayne Lehr Kirksville, Mo.
Azalee Kimbrell Glenwood, Mo.

Ruby Lindberg Bucklin, Mo.
Walter Lucas Lentner, Mo.
Ursell Lynn Marceline, Mo.
Grace Macumber Kirksville, Mo.

Delmar Maddox Hannibal, Mo.
Robert McKinney Cairo, Mo.
Susie McMillan Frankfort, Mo.
Katherine McNutt Claysville, Penn.

Ardyth McReynolds Knox City, Mo.
Wm. Murdock Milan, Mo.
Katherine Moorman Mayesville, Mo.
Maurice Murfin Kirksville, Mo.

Edna Newcum Kirksville, Mo.
Gertrude Northcraft Kirksville, Mo.
Thelma Osborne Kirksville, Mo.
Ruth Perry Dawn, Mo.

Robert Barkley Porter Novelty, Mo.
Gertie Powell Perry, Mo.
Vera Ramsay New Cambria, Mo.
Hazel Dean Ray Shelbyville, Mo.

Harold Reger Kirksville, Mo.
W. Ivan Renoe New Cambria, Mo.
Edith E. Robertson Armstrong, Mo.
Jeff Robertson Miama, Mo.

Harriet Rose Brookfield, Mo.
James Roy Clarence, Mo.
Herman Sears Milan, Mo.
Roberta Sires Armstrong, Mo.

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Marjorie Vollers Fort Madison, Ia.
Neva D. Smoot Bethel, Mo.
J. Frances Turner Shelbyville, Mo.
Naomi Thudium Brookfield, Mo.

Goldie Torrey Powersville, Mo.
Iva May Skinner Winfield, Mo.
Walter Yarbrough Maywood, Mo.
Dan Wood Moulton, Ia.

Katherine Troester Kirksville, Mo.
Martha Jane Smith La Plata, Mo.
Howard Stofel Kirksville, Mo.
Roland Wilson La Belle, Mo.

Kenneth Sykes Kirksville, Mo.
Orace Wilson Kirksville, Mo.
Kenneth Studley Novelty, Mo.
Emmett Spindler Kirksville, Mo.

Lela Heaberlin Kirksville, Mo.
Elizabeth Phillips Kirksville, Mo.
Helen O'Briant Lancaster, Mo.
Helen Cramb Kirksville, Mo.

G.W. Smith Kirksville, Mo.
Walter Kasiske Arbela, Mo.
Perry Stacey Kirksville, Mo.
Kemble Stout Kirksville, Mo.

Billie Sims Winona Lake, Ind.
Harley Hunsaker Kirksville, Mo.
Milton English Kirksville, Mo.
Bryce Bondurant Kirksville, Mo.

Edmund Cook Unionville, Mo.
Terrell Evans New Cambria, Mo.
Ernestine Holman Clifton Hill, Mo.
Orris Cox Kirksville, Mo.

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Freshmen

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MARPLE AGEE Elmer, Mo.
RALPH ALEXANDER Brookfield, Mo.
JOE BAILEY Shelbina, Mo.
AUDREY BARB Kirksville, Mo.

LESTA BARKER Kirksville, Mo.
BLANCHE BEECHER Kirksville, Mo.
ERNESTINE BOHRER Kirksville, Mo.
ORAL LEE BOTTS Hurdland, Mo.

BLANCHE BRAGG La Plata, Mo.
DONALD BROCKMAN Atlanta, Mo.
MILDRED BROCKWAY Black Water, Mo.
THELMA BUCKNER Linneus, Mo.

RALPH CAVANAH Marceline, Mo.
JACK CHAPMAN Kansas City, Mo.
BERNICE CLEETON Seymour, Iowa
MARY FRANCES COOK Brookfield, Mo.

SUSANNA COOK Greencastle, Mo.
HAZEL COOPER Purdin, Mo.
LEE CRIST Winigan, Mo.
NELDA LEE CURRY Downing, Mo.

EVELYN CURTIS Revere, Mo.
MARY DAVIS
THELMA DODSON Kirksville, Mo.
MARJORIE EWING Memphis, Mo.

CLIFFORD PAGAN Edina, Mo.
GERALD FETTERS Kirksville, Mo.
JIMMY FORSYTHE Lancaster, Mo.
WM. JOE FREEMAN Glenwood, Mo.

MARJORIE GREGORY Queen City, Mo.
LOUISE HALL Lancaster, Mo.
PAUL HARPER Marceline, Mo.
EVA MAY HEABERLIN Kirksville, Mo.

ESTER HEINZ Kahoka, Mo.
CLEETA HENRY Hurdland, Mo.
EMMA ALICE HERRICK Kirksville, Mo.
GEORGIA HICKMANN Unionville, Mo.

JIMMIE HOLMES Glenwood, Mo.
CLARENCE HUDSON Carrollton, Mo.
CLAUDE JACOBS Kirksville, Mo.
MYRA JAMESON Troy, Mo.

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KENNETH JONES Greencastle, Mo.
ELINOR FOSTER Queen City, Mo.
HELEN KELLER Kirksville, Mo.
CHARLES PFEFFER Hunnewell, Mo.

HAROLD KIMBERLY Strasbury, Colo.
DEAN KNIGHT Milan, Mo.
ARTHUR LANDRUM Jefferson City, Mo.
DOUGLAS LAY Kirksville, Mo.

URSA LEOTA LEMEN Lemons, Mo.
ANNE LOUISE LYLE Ethel, Mo.
MARY LOUISE LINK Kirksville, Mo.
CRYSTAL LOUGHEAD Atlanta, Mo.

JACK LUKENS Clarence, Mo.
VIRGINIA MATTHEWS Lemons, Mo.
ELIZABETH McCuLLEM Kirksville, Mo.
IRENE McGoLDRICK Coatsville, Mo.

VIVIAN MEILIEKE Kirksville, Mo.
CARROL MILLIGAN Milan, Mo.
MABEL MOLLICK Greentop, Mo.
EARL MORGAN Ethel, Mo.

IRENE NEALE Thompson, Mo.
DOROTHY NORRISS Linneus, Mo.
MILDRED NORRISS Perry, Mo.
WM. PHILLIPS Maywood, Mo.

MAURINE POAGUE Shelbina, Mo.
GEORGE POWELL Hunnewell, Mo.
BETH PURDY Harris, Mo.
MARY RATLIFF Kirksville, Mo.

FRANCES RAYPHOLTZ La Belle, Mo.
AMBER REGER Reger, Mo.
KATHERINE LUCILLE REGER Reger, Mo.
MARGARET ROBINSON Kirksville, Mo.

ANNE RUSSELL Kirksville, Mo.
EDWIN SEES Kirksville, Mo.
ROSE SHACKLEFORD Brunswick, Mo.
DOROTHY SIEGMUND Kirksville, Mo.

REVA SINGLEY Kirksville, Mo.
EVERETTE SKINNER Eagleville, Mo.
LELA SMEDLEY Ethel, Mo.
MARY KATHERINE SPANGLER Brashear, Mo.

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DARLENE THARP Brookfield, Mo.
CARL TROESTER Kirksville, Mo.
CHARLES THOMPSON Kirksville, Mo.
LELAND WOOD Green City, Mo.

RUTH ZURCHER Marceline, Mo.
CHARLIANNA WILSON La Plata, Mo.
BERNADINE STEWART Bellflower, Mo.
GENEVIEVE WHALEY Humphreys, Mo.

EDDIE WILLIAMS Browning, Mo.
Avis WHEATCRAFT La Plata, Mo.
CLEO WHITE Kirksville, Mo.
HELEN WHITE Kirksville, Mo.

HELEN WELCH De Soto, Mo.
CHARLES WOOD Paris, Mo.
ZELMA VERMILLION Lemons, Mo.
HARLAN WOOD Emden, Mo.

EVA WILHITE Browning, Mo.
KYLE TERRY Kirksville, Mo.
HOWARD COHN Kenosha, Wisc.
HELEN KELLEY Kirksville, Mo.

CARTER DUNLAP Licking, Mo.
HAROLD BOUSMAN Kirksville, Mo.
NEIL WYNN Unionville, Mo.
FRANCES GLASGOW Kirksville, Mo.

HILLEARD DAVIS West Plains, Mo.
KENNETH JACOBS Kirksville, Mo.
ELSIE JONES New Cambria, Mo.
LEE McGEE Harris, Mo.

POLLY LOUDERBACK Kirksville, Mo.
GERALDINE BONDURANT Kirksville, Mo.
HARRIETT EDRINGTON Zanesville, Ohio

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Athletics

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Football

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Robinson Tackle

Hudson (c) End

Embree Q. B.

Don Faurot Head Coach

Chauncey Simpson Ass't. Coach

King H. B.

Wilson Guard

Doyle End

Harris Guard

Noble Tackle

Rhode H. B.

Attebery Q. B.

Smith End

Roth Guard

Dufur End

Shimkus Guard

Montz F. B.

Flesh Center

Kuretaitis Tackle

Scholle Center

Towers End

Egan Tackle

Maddox End

Curtright Guard

Alexander H. B.

McHarg Center

Moody F. B.

Hanna H. B.

Barr F. B.

Muir Guard

1933 LETTER MEN

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Football

THE Bulldog Football Team the past season of 1933 probably 
achieved the finest record of any team in the history of the Teachers 
College, considering the strength of the schedule the team faced. They 
have won 18 straight games and are the only college in the United States 
to go through the 19324933 season undefeated and untied.
Remembering that the football records of K. S. T. C. also include six 
championship teams during the eight years Coach Don Faurot has been here 
and that each team points to its games with Kirksville as probably the most 
important on its schedule, then the ac-complishments of this team will 
be appreciated.
A group of sixty men including twenty letter men from last year's squad 
reported at the first week of practice and they all settled down to hard 
work on the fundamentals of the game and achieved the following record:

1933 FOOTBALL RECORD
Kirksville.............19    Chillicothe Business College.0
Kirksville.............26    Missouri University..........6
Kirksville.............20    Cape Girardeau...............6
Kirksville.............32    Springfield..................0
Kirksville.............33    Warrensburg..................7
Kirksville.............39    Penn College.................7
Kirksville.............18    Maryville....................0
Kirksville.............18    Rolla........................0
Kirksville..............7    Pittsburg....................0
Total Points..........212    Opponents...................26

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CONFERENCE STANDING
...........................WON....LOST....PCT.
Kirksville..................4.......0.....1000
Warrensburg.................3.......1.....750
Springfield.................0.......4.....000
Cape Girardeau..............2.......2.....500
Maryville...................1.......3.....250

LETTER MEN

ENDS..............YEAR.......HOME TOWN
Capt. Henry Hudson..4........Kirksville
Robert Doyle........3........Shelbina
Harold Dufur........2........Kirksville
Geo. W. Smith.......2........Kirksville
Delbert Maddox......2........Hannibal

CENTERS...........YEAR.......HOME TOWN
Bill Scholle..........3........St. Charles
Joe Flesch............2........Lamar
Lynn McHarg...........1........Columbia

TACKLES...........YEAR.......HOME TOWN
Jack Robinson.........3.........Springer, N. Mex.
Frank Kurelaitis......3.........E. St. Louis, Ill.
Carl Noble............2.........Kirksville
Bill Egan.............1.........E. St. Louis, Ill.

GUARDS............YEAR.......HOME TOWN
Guy Curtright.........4.........Holliday
Walter Roth...........2.........E. St. Louis, Ill.
Leo Shimkus...........2.........Collinsville, Ill.
Geo. Wilson...........3.........Milan
Payne Muir............2.........Jefferson City
Andy Harris...........2.........Harris


BACKS.............YEAR.......HOME TOWN
Drexel Moody..........3.........Palmyra
Bill Montz............2.........Brookfield
Frank Hanna...........2.........Webb City
Martin Rohde..........3.........West Plains
Arnold Embree.........3.........Marceline
Ralph Alexander.......1.........Brookfield
Chester Attebery......2.........Kirksville
Bowman Barr...........1.........Willow Springs
Boyd King.............2.........Hannibal


The following men were awarded provisional letters:
F. Holten, E. St. Louis, Ill.; K. Jacobs, Kirksville; J. Carlow, Excelsior 
Springs; N. Wynn, Unionville; R. Cavanah, Marceline; C. Troester, Kirksville; 
C. Marriott, Moberly.
Captain Hudson made one of the finest leaders a Kirksville football squad has 
ever had but a knee injury kept him out of over half the season and his place 
as Captain was taken over by Q. B. Arnold Embree, Co-Captain for 1934, who 
received the All State and All Conference selection of that position. His broken 
field running was a menace to opponents' goal lines, and he tied with Martin Rohde 
for the team's leading scorer with 49 points. Drexel Moody, fullback, scored 48 
points and was picked with Rohde on the All Conference M. I. A. A. Team.
Guy Curtright, Guard, and Robert Doyle, End, were the other two members of the 
team to make both the All State and All Conference teams. Curtright was by far 
the out' standing linesman in Missouri in 1933. Jack Robinson, 200 Ib. Tackle, 
was picked on the All Conference Team and on the second team for All State 
honors, and is co-captain for 1934 with Embree. The men making the second All 
Conference Team were Carl Noble, Tackle, and Walter Roth, Guard.
One paper picked Captain Hudson as an end and Lynn McHarg, Will Scholle and 
Frank Hanna were given second team places.
The outstanding accomplishments of the season was the decisive 26 to 6 defeat 
of the M. U. Tigers at Columbia and defeat of Rolla and Pittsburg.
Of the group of thirty-five lettermen and provisional letters, only Capt. Hudson, 
Curtright and Marriott are lost by graduation, and if all the boys eligible come 
back the string of victories should stretch well beyond 18.

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Basketball

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FIRST Row:
Jimmy Holmes, Boyd King, Francis Cullem, Guy Curtright, Orville Towers (Captain), 
Myers Eggert, Carl Noble, Marion Huff, Delbert Maddox.

SECOND Row:
Coach Faurot, Lynn McHarg, Frank Hanna, Harold Protiva, Carl Troester, 
Ralph Alexander, Clyde Scott, Chauncey Simpson, Assistant Coach.

Basketball
THE BASKETBALL TEAM had only an average season, winning 9 and losing 10 games, 
but the double victory over the Osteo' paths for the city championship made the 
season very successful. Guy Curtright and Capt. Orville Towers did themselvers 
proud by ranking 1st and 2nd respectively in the M. I. A. A. Conference scoring. 
Curtright placed on the All Missouri and All Conference teams and Towers on the 
second All Conference selection. The other regulars were Capt.-elect Huff and 
Carl Noble, Guards, and Delbert Maddox, Center. The other letter men were 
Myers Eggert, Guard, Frances Cullem and James Hombs, Forwards. Boyd King, 
Guard, also did some splendid work.
Curtright and Cullem are the only ones lost by graduation.

CONFERENCE STANDING
M.  I.  A.  A........Won...Lost...Pct.
Springfield............7....1.....875
Maryville..............4....4.....500
Cape Girardeau,........4....4.....500
Kirksville.............3....5.....375
Warrensburg............2....6.....250

SEASON'S RECORD
Kirksville.........27 Westminster........30
Kirksville.........22 Culver Stockton ...27
Kirksville.........18 Maryville..........21
Kirksville.........26 Westminster........21
Kirksville.........31 Central............29
Kirksville.........30 Central............21
Kirksville.........22 Springfield........24
Kirksville.........38 Culver Stockton....35
Kirksville.........16 Springfield........20
Kirksville.........39 Warrensburg........31
Kirksville.........23 Cape Girardeau.....30
Kirksville.........35 St. Louis U........39
Kirksville.........28 Jerome.............30
Kirksville.........17 Maryville..........26
Kirksville.........38 White Eagle O......39
Kirksville.........30 Warrensburg........23
Kirksville.........44 Cape Girardeau.....21
Kirksville.........23 Osteopaths.........19
Kirksville.........42 Osteopaths.........26

LETTER MEN--Captain Towers, Guy Curtright, Carl Noble, Myers Eggert, Francis Cullem, Marion Huff, Delbert Maddox, Jimmy Hombs.

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Track

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Track

THE TRACK TEAM somewhat weakened by graduation and injury 
won two of the dual meets and placed fourth in the State Meet. The 
outstanding men were Capt. Martin Rhode holder of the 100 
and 220 yard dashes in 9.6 seconds and 21 seconds respectively. Gene Greening 
and Robert Coates, hurdlers; Earl Hawkins, quarter miler, 
Gerald Fetters, half miler and Ed Cook, 2 miler. In the field 
events Jack Robinson and Frank Kurelaitis stood out in Shot and 
Discus. Byron Allen and Dale Mustion in the high jump; Wm. Scholle 
and L. Blackman in the Broad Jump and James Locket in the 
Pole Vault, with Drexel Moody and Rob Doyle being best in the Javelin.

LETTER MEN, 1934
Earl Hawkins, G. Fetters, Ed. Cook. B. Allen, D. Mustion, L. Blackman, 
R. Coates, G. Greening, S. Jesaitis, M. Rohde, W. Scholle, F. Kurelaitis, 
D. Moody, J. Robinson, R. Doyle

SEASON'S RECORD
Kirksville........60 1-5......Drake.........70 2-5
Kirksville........91..........C. B. C.......31
Kirksville........92..........Westminster...34
Kirksville........66..........Maryville.....70

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Baseball

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Baseball
THE BULLDOG BASEBALL TEAM this year turned in the best season's record of 
any team in recent history, winning twelve games out of fourteen. Guy Curtright 
and Jay Faurot led the team's hitting and together with Ben Mock made up a 
hard hitting outfield.
The infield composed of Orville Towers at 1st, Payne Muir at 2nd, 
Arnold Embree at shortstop, and Ralph Alexander at 3rd carried the blunt of 
the infield work, although Delbert Maddox and Carl Noble played the role of 
utility infielders often. Boyd King turned in a good hitting average and 
played at 3rd and right field.
Coach Faurot had the best pitching staff in history with four pitchers, any 
of which could go the route of nine innings. They were: Ed Whiston, 
Clarence Hudson, Charles Marriott and Fay Angel and were ably received at the 
plate by Lynn McHarg regular catcher. Only Curtright and Marriott are lost 
by graduation.

LETTER MEN, 1934
Charles Marriott, Fay Angel, Clarence Hudson, Ed Whiston, Bernice Mock, Ralph
Cavanah, Jay Faurot, L. McHarg, O. Towers, P. Muir, A. Ambree, C. Noble, R.
Alexander, G. Curtright, B. King, D. Maddox.

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Minor Sports

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BOXING TEAM
Earl Hawkins, John Lawrence, Frank Hanna, Jack Chapman, 
Al Ratliff, Wm. Mur-dock, Jack Robinson, Carol Milligan, 
Frank Vail, Harold Reger, Arthur Landrum.

TENNIS TEAM
Marvin Gutekunst, Rupert Rinehart, Lynn Byers, Milton English, Claude Hills.

TENNIS LETTER MEN, 1934
C. Troester, B. Bolin, M. English, M. Gutekunst, provisional letter.

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WOMENS ATHLETICS

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BASKETBALL WINNERS, WINTER '33-'34
Marjorie Gregory, Amber Reger, Thelma Dodson, Dorothy Seigmund, Katherine Spangler, Helen White, Frances Fuller, Janice Harding.

VOLLEYBALL WINNERS, FALL '33
Marjorie Gregory, Thelma Dodson, Polly Louderback, Katherine Spangler, Dorothy Seigmund, Mary Louise Link, Margaret Robinson.

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Activities

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Fraternities

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First Row:
David Bowen, Delmar Merrill, Sgt.-at-Arms; Guy Curtright; Maurice Stookey, Treasurer; Perry Stacy; Bryce Bondurant, 
Corresponding Secretary; Chester Atterbury, President; James Roy.

Second Row:
Duane Axtell, Harley Hunsaker, Arthur Johnson, Glen Whitney, Herman Herboth Glen Tharp, Leslie Norton, Secretary.

Phi Sigma Epsilon

PHI SIGMA EPSILON, a National Teachers College Social Fraternity, was organized at Kansas City, Missouri, 
December, 1927. This chapter was first organized in the summer of 1925 as a local fraternity under the name of 
Sigma Delta Tau, and in 1927 it became affiliated with Phi Sigma Epsilon as Gamma Chapter which is one of the 
now ten active chapters.

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First Row:
John Dutton, Clarence Lowe, Earl Boucher, Milton English, Arthur Shepard, Marvin Gutekunst, Kemble Stout.

Second Row:
Delbert Maddox, Payne Muir, Miles Eaton, Raymond Elliott, G. W. Smith, William Moore.

Third Row:
Leland Blackman, Paul Weaver, George W. Johnson, Carl Troester, David Evans, Wesley Gingerich, William Murdock.

Sigma Tau Gamma
SIGMA TAU GAMMA, the oldest and largest social teachers college fraternity in existence, was founded at the Central 
Missouri State Teachers College at Warrensburg, Missouri, June 28, 1920. Beta Chapter was established at the Northeast 
Missouri State Teachers College at Kirksville, Missouri, in July, 1921. Beta Chapter was the second to be established 
of the now seventeen active chapters in existence, all in four-year teachers colleges. Beta Chapter existed until 1921 
as Phi Lambda Epsilon Fraternity.

David Evans, President 
Arthur Shepard, Vice-President 
Leland Blackman, Secretary 
Miles W. Eaton, Sergeant-at-Arms 
Payne Muir, Corresponding Secy.

Dr. C. W. Martin 
Barrett Stout 
Dr. Ralph Bedell
G. H. Jamison 
Dr. A. F. Miller 
Harry Beckner 
Dr. Eugene Fair 
Byron Cosby

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BLUE KEY

First Row: 
David Evans, Vice-president; Harry Donnohue, Henry Enochs, John Harrington, President; Miles Eaton, Gene Greening, 
Dearing Wolf.

Second Row: 
Richard Dodson, Glenn Whitney, Treasurer; William Moore, Secretary; Richard McMurry.

Third Row:
Vay Courtney, Milton English, Earl Boucher, Wayne Frederick, Robert Doyle, Herman Herboth, David Stephenson.

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Sororities

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First Row:
Geraldine Bondurant, Gretchen Huffman, Marjory Ewing, Harriett Rose, Betty Huckstep, Anne Russell, Elizabeth Farrington.

Second Row:
Dorothy Hutchinson, Madeline Holman, Juanita Jacobs, Ruth Bousman, Dorothea Grim, Martha Dickerson, Avis Wheatcraft.

Alpha Sigma Alpha

OFFICERS
Dorothea Grim........................................President
Betty Fraser....................................Vice-President
Dorothy Hutchinson...................................Secretary
Gretchen Huffman.....................................Treasurer
Harriett Rose........................................Registrar
Betty Fraser..........................................Chaplain
Madeline Holman.........................................Editor
Ethel Hook.............................................Sponsor

ALPHA SIGMA ALPHA was founded November 15, 1901, at the Virginia State Normal School, and is now a National Teachers 
College Sorority with twenty-five active chapters.

Alpha Beta Chapter was installed in 1914 at Kirksville, having been formerly organized as Kappa Theta Psi.

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First Row:
Velma Yowell, Lorena Dalton, Muriel Millsap, Margaret Case, Mildred McClure, Eunice Easley, Edith Streeter.

Second Row:
Dorothy Berry, Hortense Williamson, Bonita Kimbrough, Mildred Brown, Frances Story, Alma Staats.

Delta Sigma Epsilon

OFFICERS
Mildred McClure.......................................President
Margaret Case....................................Vice-President
Bonnie O'Donnell........................Corresponding Secretary
Edith Streeter..............................Recording Secretary
Lorena Dalton.........................................Treasurer
Jessie Grim............................................Sergeant
Alma Staats.......................Keeper of Grades and Pianist
Lucy Simmons............................................Sponsor

ALPHA CHAPTER of Delta Sigma Epsilon was founded at Miami University, Oxford, Ohio, September 23, 1914. There are now 
thirty active chapters. It is a National Educational Sorority belonging to the Association of Educational Sororities.

Iota Chapter of Delta Sigma Epsilon was installed in Kirksville on January 28, 1921. 

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First Row:
Grace Finch, Margaret Carter, Doris Pierce, Helen Curry, Francille Bailey, Mildred Gelbach, Ardyth McReynolds.

Second Row :
Vera Freeland, Juanita Huffman, Elizabeth McCollum, Helen Runge, Anne Moore, Muriel Bachman.

Pi Kappa Sigma

OFFICERS
Doris Pierce........................................President
Margaret Carter................................Vice-President
Helen Curry...............................Recording Secretary
Grace Finch...........................Corresponding Secretary
Anne Moore..........................................Treasurer
Mildred Gelbach............. Press Agent and Sergeant-at-Arms
Francille Bailey.......................................Editor
Bracy Cornett.........................................Sponsor

PI KAPPA SIGMA was founded at Michigan State Teachers College, Ypsilanti, Michigan, on November 17, 1894. It is a 
national educational sorority belonging to the association of Educational Sororities. There are now thirty active 
chapters.

Pi Chapter was installed in the Northeast Missouri State Teachers College July 26, 1924.

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First Row:
Laura Garth, Katherine Troester, Ethel Bernice Bowles, Leona Bolton, Jane Findley. Mary Frances Laughlin, Virginia 
Phillips.

Second Row:
Isabelle Robinson, Gretchen Hall, Mary Ellen Stout, Mary Frances Hamilton, Elizabeth Phillips.

Third Row:
Frances Eubank, Mary Akers Moore, Margaret Laughlin, Katherine Moorman, Margaret O'Briant, Dorothy Facto, Catherine 
Schumaker.

Sigma Sigma Sigma

OFFICERS
Frances Eubank.....................................President
Mary Ellen Stout..............................Vice-President
Katherine Troester........................Recording Secretary
Katherine Schumacher..................Corresponding Secretary
Opal Jeffries Evans.................................Treasurer
Jane Findley................................Keeper of Grades
Dorothy Facto........................Triangle	Correspondent
Mary Frances Hamilton................................Sentinel
Viola Magee...........................................Sponsor

SIGMA SIGMA SIGMA was founded at Virginia State Normal School, Farmville, Virginia, April 20, 1898.  It is now 
exclusively an educational sorority having thirty-two active chapters.

Mu chapter was installed November 20, 1915, at Kirksville. The group previously existed on the campus as Sigma 
Delta Chi.

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First Row:
Edith Streeter, Dorothea Grim Morey, Anne Moore, Mildred McClure, Lorena Dalton.

Second Row:
Gretchen Hall, Margaret Carter, Doris Pierce, Frances Eubank, Leona Bolton.

Panhellenic Counci

OFFICERS
Doris Pierce.......................................President
Mildred McClure....................................Treasurer
Dorothea Grim Morey......................Recording Secretary
Frances Eubank.......................Corresponding Secretary
Mrs. Margaret Ellison................................Sponsor

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Honorary

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PI OMEGA PI

First Row:
Richard McMurry, Margaret O'Briant, Anna Belle Pitney.

Second Row:
Clyde Bell, Cleo Cassady, Vay Courtney, Lorena Dalton, Henry Enochs, Gretchen Hall

KAPPA DELTA PI

First Row :
Madeline Holman, Wesley Gingerich, Margaret Laughlin, Margaret Case, Henry Enochs, Frances Laughlin, Velma Yowell, 
Mildred McClure.

Second Row:
Grace Tolies, Howard Roberts, Madeline Bertram, Henrietta Rudasill, Dorothy Hutchinson, Merle Muhrer, Lorena Dalton.

Third Row:
Mary Ellen Stout, Margaret O'Briant, Twyla Freeman, Catherine Bramblet, Clay Brockman, Dorothea Grim Morey,
Frances Eubank.

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PI KAPPA DELTA

First Row:
Howard Stofel, Maurine Poague, Crystal Loughhead, Robert McKinney, Harry Plenge, John Rinehart.

Second Row:
Leland Wood, Twyla Freeman, Vay Courtney, Henry Cohen, Clay Brockman, Max Fife.

SIGMA ZETA

First Row:
Wayne Lehr, John Rinehart, Henrietta Rudasill, Eugene Smith, Glenn Whitney, Velma Yowell.

Second Row:
Bryce Bondurant, Richard Dodson, Milton English, Max Fife, Herman Herboth, Burnell Lamb.

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LITTLE SYMPHONY
John L. Biggerstaff, Director

MU SIGMA

First Row:
Catherine Bramblet, Lee Jones, Kemble Stout, Dale Findley, William Mudd, Jay Hatton, Gretchen Huffman.

Second Row:
Juanita Jacobs, Mildred Kondy, William Moore, William Magruder, Ruth Bousman, Mary Akers Moore.

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THE BAND
Carl Webb, Director

A Cappella Choir
Barrett Stout, Director

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K CLUB

First Row:
Chester Atterbury, Payne Muir, George W. Johnson, Leo Shimkus, Drexel Moody, Martin Rhode, Arnold Embree, 
Raymond Elliott, Harold Dufur.

Second Row:
Ferrell Evans, Edmund Cook, Frank Hanna, Ralph Alexander, Carl Noble, Boyd King, Earl Hawkins, William Scholle.

Third Row:
George W. Smith, William Montz, Frank Kurelaitis, Byron Allen, Delbert Mattox, William Egan, Anderson Harris, 
Gene Greening.

W. A. A.

First Row: Fern Harrington, Susie McMillan, Mary Davis, Hazeldean Ray, Anne Russell, Catherine Spangler, Anne 
Williams, Vera Ramsay, Edith Streeter.

Second Row: Vera Putman, Irene McGoldrick, Mildred McClure, Minnie Karr, Josephine Hewitt, Helen White, Naomi 
Thudium, Margaret McCullough.

Third Row: Geraldine Bondurant, Dorothy Berry, Audrey Barb, Helen Cramb, Mildred Brockway, Marguerite Baker, 
Marjory Gregory, Thelma Dodson, Beatrice Pickinpaugh.

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BULLDOGETTES

First Row:
Mildred Hunziker, Erma Hopper, Louise Horde, Norine Hemmings, Hazeldean Ray, Margaret Cox, Marguerite Baker, 
Mary Saxon.

Second Row:
Henrietta Rudasill, Thelma Dossey, Vera Putman, Mary Motter, Evelyn Leake, Minnie Karr, Maxine Jaynes.

Third Row:
Ruby Lindburg, Cleeta Henry, Virginia Doyle, Naomi Thudium, Darline Tharp, Catherine Spangler, Viola Smith, 
Lela Smedley, Reva Singley.

HOWLERS

First Row:
Ruth Bousman, Eustice Garrett, Elizabeth Farrington, Frances Glasgow, Christine Burkland, Mary Frances Laughlin, 
Mary Louise Link, 
Geraldine Bondurant, Ernestine Bohrer. 

Second Row:
Edna Newcum, Susanna McDonald, Thelma Dodson, Helen Kelly, Juanita Jacobs, Luella Hardy Atterbury, Mary Frances 
Hamilton, Mariam Green Hughes.

Third Row:
Avis Wheatcraft, Marjory Vollers, Katherine Troester, Mary Ellen Stout, Martha Jane Smith, Anne Russell, Harriett Rose, 
Margaret Robinson, Helen O'Briant.

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ALPHA PHI SIGMA

CAMPFIRE

First Row:
Evelyn Leake, Ruth Eggert, Kathleen Black, Beatrice Pickenpaugh, Thelma Osborne, Ruth Perry, Beulah Patton, Marguerite Baker.

Second Row:
Sophia Hatten, Henrietta Rudasill, Gladys Spencer, Margaret Gotschall, Vera Putman, Beatrice Teter, Ernestine Holman.

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ALPHA PHI OMEGA

First Row:
Clay Brockman, Walter Liebhart, David Evans, Delmar Merrill.

Second Row:
Lee Jones, Gene Greening, Richard McMurry, Floyd Dunham, Harry Donnohue.

PRE-ENGINEERS

First Row:
Walter Yarbrough, Edwin Sees, Howard Roberts, Eugene Smith, J. Francis Turner. 

Second Row:
Jack Chapman, Richard Dodsun, Harry Donnohue, Floyd Dunham, Howard Hampton, Richard McMurry.

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THE YOUNGEST
by
Phillip Berry presented by
THE COLLEGE PLAYERS
The Winter Quarter (1934)

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DEBATE SQUAD
Cliff Cornwell, Sponsor

COLLEGE PLAYERS
Ruth Curtis, Sponsor

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THE NORTHEAST MISSOURIAN
Guy Curtright, Delbert Maddox, Arthur Shepard, Jack Robinson, Clyde Bell, Glenn Tharp, Marvin Powell, 
C. J. Stevens, Clay Brockman, Lynn McHarg, Robert Mulford, Agnes Slemons, Sponsor; Audrey Barb, Sophia Hatten, 
Maxine Jaynes, Boyd King, LaVerne Roberts, Frank Hanna, Herman Sears, Ruth Eggert, Susie McMillan, Alma Staats, 
Iris Husted, Jay Hatton, Leona Bolton, Ethel Bowles, Beulah Patton, John Lawrence, William Scholle.

FOUR-H JUDGING TEAM
Marion Huff, Roland Wilson, Jeff Robinson, Ercell Lynn, Mary Davis, Marguerite Baker, Fern Harrington, Marie 
Turner Harvey, Sponsor; Vera Freeland, Margaret McCullough, Nadine Bragg, Edwina Jones.

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FOUR-H CLUB
Mrs. Ellison, Sponsor

RURAL LEADERSHIP CLUB
Mrs. Harvey, Sponsor

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CARDINAL KEY

First Row:
Maxine Jaynes, Mildred McClure, Anna Belle Pitney, Josephine Hewitt, Mary Ellen Stout, Fern Harrington, Martha Shirley.

Second Row:
Elizabeth Farrington, Frances Laughlin, Leona Bolton, Catherine Bramblet, Margaret Case, Twyla Freeman, Frances Eubank.

HISTORICAL SOCIETY

First Row:
Thomas Sutton, Miles Eaton, George W. Johnson, Beatrice Teters, Henry Cohn, Elizabeth Farrington, Hettie Johnson, 
Curtis Bramblet.

Second Row:
Dorothy Hutchinson, Henry Enochs, Twyla Freeman, Anna Belle Pitney, Wayne Frederick, Frances Eubank, Payne Muir.

Third Row:
Albert Kondy, Leslie Norton, Madeline Holman, Earl Boucher, Clay Brockman, Helen Runge, William Magruder.

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THE HONORARY ART CLUB
Miss Edith Dabney 
Miss Bracy Cornett 
Sponsors

THE ANNUAL STAFF
Marvin Shelton, William Scholle Henrietta Rudasill, Wayne Frederick

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Autographs
 
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Autographs

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