Lipscomb University - Backlog Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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SENIORS , HUGH ALLEN Horse Cave, Ky. Estrellita Society; Glee Club, ’31, 32; Workers’ Club; Member College Quartet, ’31, ’32; Editor of Backlog; Kentucky Club; Schubert Choral Club; Tennis Club. As Editor of our Backlog, his work stands for itself. There is no need of words to express to you what a diligent worker Hugh is. He is a good all-round student, and while here at David Lipscomb has made many friends. He has a wonderful musical talent, and we are expecting great things from him in the future. “Let us be seen by our deeds.” NELL GRANDSTAFF Lebanon, Tenn. Estrellita Society; Dramatic Club; Tennessee Club; Schubert Choral Club; Basketball Team, ’31, 32; Octette; Home Ec Club; Co-Editor Backlog, 32; Workers’ Club; Assistant Coach College Girls’ Basketball Team. Wherever she is things just naturally “hum.” Her talents are many—born singing and playing. We have also witnessed her dramatic ability. Her cheerful “Here you are’’! om the ball court has helped win many a ball game. A stanch, loyal, Christian character, who stands firmly for the right. Positive and sure in her convictions. The world would be hetter if there were more like her. “And Nature made her what she is, and never made another.” LEE J. WATKINS, JR. Madison, Tenn. Tawassa Society; Business Manager Backlog; Tennessee Club; Dramatic Club; French Club; Day Student. As a Business Manager of the 1932 Backlog, Lee J. has the golden touch. He can be trusted and relied upon, and has ability along the dra- matic lines, as well as other lines. Clever, orig- inal, and endowed with business ability, he has a promising future. “Life is one good joke after another.” LOUISE JONES Humboldt, Tenn. Tawassa Society; Home Ec Club; Tennessee Club; Music Club; Tennis Club. We never know just what Louise will say. She is a constant surprise to even her most in- timate friends. Let’s call it “temperament.” She is talented in music, and is especially fond of a a certain “chubby” guy. “Work, study, love, but the greatest of these is love.”

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MARIE ROBERTA KING Indianapolis, Ind. Estrellita Society; Dramatic Club; Cosmopolitan Club; Tennis Club; Schubert Choral Club; Man- ager College Girls’ Basketball Team; Home Ec Club; Organization’ Manager Backlog; Social Ed- itor of Babbler; Member Octette. “Bobbie” is one of the most attractive and charming students of David Lipscomb College. Hair waved toa perfection (by nature), how could she help being popular and admired? It is very amusing to see the twinkle of mischief and fun which often appears in her eyes and startles those about her. She possesses many qualities which gain the admiration of all who know her. With her charming smile she scatters sunshine and happiness along her pathway. Her attrac- tiveness and striking personality won for her many friends. She has won a coveted place in the Feature Section. “Here is a girl with a heart and smile That makes the bubble of life worth while.” CHARLES KLINGMAN PRENTICE Columbia, Tenn. Tennessee Club; Tawassa Society; Tennis Club. Prentice is talented in music, and has a won- derful voice. lf he will continue in this work, we predict for him a great future. He is very fond of football, teasing girls, and sleeping in classes. “T have always thought the actions of men the best interpreters of their thought.” CHARLOTTE LUCILLE JERNIGHAN Tupelo, Miss. Estrellita Society; Mississippi Club; Home. Ec Club; Schubert Choral Club; French Club; Work- ers’ Club; Tennis Club; Estrellita Cheer Leader. “Dot” enjoys a good time and is a very happy being, always finding fun in every situation. Her merry laugh will be missed greatly by those who come back to Lipscomb next year. “Why take life so seriously? You’ll never get out of it alive.” EARL E. SMITH Murray, Ky. Estrellita Society; Preachers’ Club; Glee Club; Kentucky Club. A quiet but determined student, who is always ready to do his part willingly. Earl is cne who can be relied upon to say just the right thing at the right time, and he carries with him the ideals of the Institution, wherever he may be. “By diligence he wins his way.” V4 Ai | SE NEG. S | HOR ae cee Shekdesamaine ir

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SENIORS CORNELIUS CANTRELL White’s Creek, Tenn. es Society; Tennessee Club; Preachers’ lub. Every person has a right to his own ideas and convictions. Cantrell believes so, anyway. He enjoys arguing, and will take the opposite side just for the sake of argument. “Tmust areue, 4.0. whatis,as note. ROCHELLE EUBANKS Bay Minette, Ala. Tawassa Society; Alabama Club; Captain Bas- ketball Team, °32; Workers’ Club; Dramatic Club. A better sport can never be found. ‘“‘Concrete”’ has won her way into the hearts of all here. As Captain of the Basketball Team she could never be excelled, and she rightly deserves the honor of “Best Athlete.”’ She leaves a vacancy hard to fill. “Give me basketball cr give me death.” NORMAN QUINCY WRIGHT Vicksburg, Miss. Estrellita Society; Basketball, ’31, ’32; President Tennis Club; Mississippi Club. Our cld married man, who succumbed to the wiles of a certain little blonde in High School. He has heen a loyal and interested member of the Class of 732. “T came, saw, and overcame.” JOHNNIE WOMACK MASON McMinnville, Tenn. Tawassa Society; Tennessee Club; Home Ec Club; Workers’ Club. A more studious pupil would be hard toe find. She has attained high scholarship, as well as the friendship of all who know her. As a waitress, a better could never be found. She is interested in Home Ec, and, believe me, she can really cook. Fellows, here’s a girl for you. “A kind and gentle heart has she to comfort friends and foes.”