Vanderbilt University - Commodore Yearbook (Nashville, TN)
- Class of 1901
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To the Memory of Maria Louisa Hissam Vanderbilt Mother of Mr. William K. Vanderbilt - This Volume is respectfully dedicated by the Editors 'Q C, O CZ' 0 -X '51 lass Roll li? Ai' D annggfi 0 0 0 -, ' 6 , we jgglnll' 0 , 0 - 2 s irnggn' ' - 0 ' 8 ' lung' ' 6 3 0 0 2 gllgnr 000 2 g P o O ' S o L OOO 2 U 0 Fo f O 6 J PAGE. ' Title, , , , 1 ff Ye co-Ed fAn IdylJ, . . Dedication, . . . 3 Sophomore Class fHalf-tonej, . f COINBMS, ------ 4 Sophomore Class Roll, . . ' U Editors of Comet CHalf-tonej, . 8 H Her Songs,-1 -...' ' GT Edltopal Staff' ' 9 Freshman Class fHalf-tonel, . gontibutfn-S' ' ' ' I0 Freshman Class Roll, . . 1 Cntlro gctlon' ' i ll Irregular and Special Students, , a en ar, ........,.. 1 ' C Officers of Instruction and Government, . . I4 A Toast' ' ' The Board of Trust Uitchingj, . .... 26 Engineering Department- P1-of. Austin H. Memii CHalf-toney, . . 28 Half-fone' ---A - Prof. Austin H. Merrill Memorial, . . 2Q Roll' ' ' ' Post Graduates, . ..... . 30 lfwhat 'S Love, ' ' 6 Senior Class CHalf-tonej, . . . 34 Biblical Department- Senior Class Roll, . . . . 35 Senior Class fHalf-toneb, . How is He to Know P . . 39 Post Graduates, . . . . O Etching, , .... . 40 Senior, Middle, and junior C O junior Class CHalf-tonej, . . 42 Theological Candidates, . Junior Class Roll, . . . 4 A Lon Dr S ell Hitchin J, 0 3 S Y P 5 4 PAGE. 46 48 49 S2 54 SS 59 60 62 63 66 68 59 70 71 72 Law Department' Senior Class fl-Iall-tonei, . Senior Class Roll, . . . Song of the Senior Law, . I Am ll, . . . . . junior Class tHali-tonej, . junior Class Roll, . . Pharmacy Department f - Senior Class ll-Ialt-tonei, . Senior Class Roll ,.... XVith Apologies to Tennyson, Junior Class lHalf-tonel, . . junior Class Roll, . . The Huntress tEtchingJ, . Medical Department- Register of Students, . Dental Departmentf Senior Class lHali-tonep, . Senior Class Roll ,.... Middle and junior Class Roll, Literary lEtching9, . . . . The Story Told by a Badge, Fraternities fEtchingj . . . Cap' Dix Uitchingj, , Phi Delta Theta, . . . Etching, . . . Kappa Alpha, .... . Little Pickaninny CEtchingj, Kappa Sigma, .... . Dull Scholar Clitchingl, . Delta Tau Delta, . . . . Alpha Tau Omega, . . Rooters Qlitchingj, . Contents IAGE. 74 75 77 78 80 81 S4 85 86 as SQ Q0 QI 96 97 Q8 100 101 IO3 104 IO6 112 114 118 120 124 126 I3O 134 PAGE. Sigma Alpha Epsilon, . 136 Delta Kappa Epsilon, . . 140 Sigma Chi, ........ . 146 My Ships and A Question, . . 150 Sigma Nu, . . . . . . . 152 Pi Kappa Alpha, . . . 156 Delta Sigma Delta, . . 160 Phi Kappa Upsilon, ..... . 164 The Society C0-Ed QEtchingj, . . 166 Theta Delta Theta, ..... . 168 Etching, ......... . 170 Mr. Dooley Speaks on Vanderbilt, .... 171 john Fulton, My jo, and The Professors Grade Book, ,......,.. 173 Commencement Exercises, . . . 174 Honors, ......... . 175 Salvation Army Girl CEtchingj, . . 176 Alpha Theta Phi, . . . . , 177 Ode, .-..... . 179 Doc Rust and Cap' Alley, . . 180 Publications Clitchingj .... . 181 The Observer Staff QI-Ialf-tonej, . . 182 The Observer, ..... . 183 The Hustler, ...... . 184 The Commencement Courier, . . 185 A Leisure Hour CEtchingj . . 186 Vanderbilt University Quarterly, . . 187 The Sofa-Pillow Fightf '....... 188 A Fowl Psalm of Life and Vanderbilt .Al- phabetf' ........... 189 K' Books Received, . . . 190 Miss Eleanor Roy Buford, . - 191 I Doubt It, .--- - 192 H Etching, ...... If Clubs CEtchingl, . . - Theta Nu Epsilon, . . . . . Alumni Club, ....... - - - Contents PAGE. 193 194 195 Southern Intercollegiate Oratorical Asso- ciation, ....... . . , Philosophic Literary Society . . Dialectic Literary Society, . . Music Qlitchingj, ,..... . . . Varsity Cranks -VV0rds and Music, . Glee, Banjo, and Mandolin Club, Y. M. c. A., ....... . W'esley Hall Dining Club, . . Kissam Hall CHalf-tonei, . H Kiss-um-all Dining Club, . . Chess Club ,..... . Webb School Club, ..... . Branham CS: Hughes School Club, . . Wallace School Club ,... . Mooney School Club, . , High School Club, . . Arkansas Club ,... . West Tennessee Club, . . Texas Club ,.... . Alabama Club, . . Missouri Club, .... . Charge of the Night Brigade, . sentativej' ......... . , Caught, . 196 197 108 199 205 202 205 206 208 209 210 211 112 213 214 215 216 217 218 219 220 221 222 The Law Department Elects a Class Repre- 223 224 P Fun CEtchingj, . . . The Buffalo Club, . . Poker Club, ........ . Law Department High Ball Tea1n, . . Ye Theater Vanderbilt, .... . Bachelors of Ugliness, . . Athletic CEtching7, ........ . Captains and Managers Football, Baseball, and Track Teams fHalf-tonesj, ..... . Vanderbilt University Athletic Association, . . Bucking the Line fEtchingJ, . . . . . . 'Varsity Football Team fHalf-toney, . . 'Varsity Squad, ....... . Games Played, ........ . 'Varsity Baseball Team CHalf-tonep, . . 'Varsity Baseball Team, ..... . Games Played, ........., . Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association, . Class Field Day ........... 'Varsity Track Team 4Half-tonei, . . . 'Varsity Track Team, .... . Sport CEtchingj ,..... The Vanderbilt Golf Club, . . Tennis Club, .... . Gymnasium Tea1n, . . Basket Ball Team, . . Editorials ,... . The End CEtching5, . . Buyers' Guide, . . . AGE, 225 226 227 228 229 230 231 232 233 234 236 237 233 21,0 241 242 243 244 246 247 248 249 250 251 252 253 254 255 afwfvoo U A' QVC . v I XJ' cr or me HOLO9? fffylzlff' I 1,1 XSS' fbi? P vfpmfn' 613117 HERBERT GANNAWAY, 2 N, Editor-in-Chief. CAMPBELL P1LCHER,1i: A 6, . 5 Busmcss Manager. f J. F. H. BAREEE, K 2, Chairman of Board. JS J. W. MORTON, JR., H K A, Secretary of Board. Literary Committee Y JOHN PASCHALL, A T Q, Chairman. , 0 I CARL MONK, ZZ X, 41 J. V. CABELL, K A, Illustration Committee S F F ERNEST REES, 2 A E, Chairman. R. H. SCOTT, A K E, ' J. F. POPE, A T A. E Business Committee CAMPBELL PILCHER, fb A 9, Chazwfzafz, I J. F. H. BARBEE, K Z, Lffii 233232112 EK A' fwwfvwwfvwmwvrnfrrvwmmmmfmwfw 1141 ff EW? ., The Comet .3 THE COMET wishes to express its sincere appreciation to the following for their con tributions to this volume: Literature MILES P. O,CONNOR, CHARLES A. STAINBACK, R. M. MCCONNELL, A. T. LEVINE, MISS BESSIE CRAIG, j. R. FISHER. ef .Hrt MISS ETHEL MCEXVEN, MISS EMMA LONG, MISS LENA STOVALL, MISS BROOXIE CARTWRIGHT, MISS KATHERINE WILEY, G. P. JACKSON, MISS ELEANOR MVILEY, R. VV. BILLINGTON, K. MCDONALD, V. I. MOORE, R. W. BERRY, ST. CLAIR BURNS. IO XX-'M 'iff f'-s 5 l t d ' cw i y it n ro uctlon ti ff fi E l ffvgj c .t ix ii-Ag?-3 dig I A fa ,S 1 t'. ' Ci' fuEl ?g56gWQxx ff tlllI'f'lWf7 i' X 'W-aaa, 'J ' Q' gift , QQ- lx W- 7 ' HE first twenty-five years of our college are wlagwfwlllzn 49?-B, , behind us, and this is the twenty-sixthg the 1 K, last mile-stone in the old century has been y l f Iwi' 'ff ' Ml i passed on the road of time, and now We have come ipflgljlftl 4 ' ' ing to the first in the nevfg the COMET of IQOI, com- v fhgg lla it gg, V ing at an epoch in the Worlds history and in the X tk lk' life of Vanderbilt University, enjoys a unique posi- is Q sy I 1 M jylil' if lil f f ' f - 2 f 1 ,' , --f' 4 C, X' I 7 1, ft --il alt lf f' 'l V E 'fs lggrgg., apes KN iftlt ' ll ll If '1 ll ll f J 2' fr f . gi ffgvtf s '. fs f 1 Q, .,.,- Mil, K 1 ,,, l X? ' 1. 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X ' 201 f ff We it , QW it Q 1, lt l NH?-111 1' it A ll 1 1 lf l lf ' ll l'3' A 1 l lci'l1iQll5lllil'illlili l D ' AS V 7 1? li ' i.. if. iii , 11:4 l i- ' QCA' 125' it 1900 f f-' ff' -11. 1 - , , .1-fp 1.4 11 PM ' ll 1 it SEPTEMBER 17m 'X X '.,A- l4.?Zff,g!i , .. l' yy 1 , ,f W ' E ,f SEPTEMBER 18? Monday-VVednesday. X 77 02' VI I I I , SEPTEMBER TQJ 'I I . Second entrance examinations for the session Af' yy f 1900-1901, Academic, Pharmaceutical, and ,fb f X gf, Engineering Departments. l 4 V f l 1 SEPTEMBER 19-Wednesday. 4 X ii ' The First Term begins in the Academic, Bib- ' X ,L lical, Law, Pharmaceutical, and Engineer- 1' 1 X fx A' I ing Departments. I' U X fl 1 . 7 iam ik gli. OCTOBER 1fMonday. X . ' -- ' ,, 7 --I Y -.f' The Session begins in the Medical and f f Dental Departments. !, V N D D OVEMBER 29 -Thursday. Thanksgiving Day. Anniversary of the Dialectic Society. ECEMBER 22 Saturday-Monday. ECEMBER 31 Christmas Vacation from the evening of Friday, December 21, to the morning of Tuesday, january 1. 12 Calendar 5- JANUARY 18fFriday. Intermediate Examinations begin. JANUARY 31-'Fl1l1I'SdZ1y. The First Term ends. FEBuUA1u' 1 flfriday. The Second Term begins. FEBRUARY 22 ff Friday. XVashington's Birthday. Anniversary of the Philosophic Society. JLXPRII. .L -Thursday. Commencement Exercises ol the Medical Department. APRIL 25 -Thursday. Connnencement Exercises of the Dental Department. MAY 16, 17, 18f -Thursday ---Saturday. First entrance examinations for the Session IQOO-IQOI, Academic, Pharmaceutical, and Engineering Departments. MAY 27- Monday. Founders Day. Contest lor Founder's Medal leveningy JUNE 3 - Monday. Final Examinations begin. JUNE I4 -- Friday. Contest for the Young Prize Medal teveningj. JUNE 15-- Saturday tafternoon J. Class Day. JUNE 15-ASaturday teveningj. Senior Promenade. JUNE 166 Sunday. Commencement Sermon. JUNE I7-eTVTO1'1Cl2ly. Annual Meeting of the Board of Trust Q9 A.M.J, JUNE 17-Monday. U U U Alumni Day. Business Meeting Q10 A.M.jg Public Exercises Cevenmgj. JUNE I8fe Tuesday. U U Annual Address before the University body Q8 P.M.J. JUNE IQ - VVed11esday. Commencement Day. The Commencement Sermon, June 16, IQOI, was The Annual Address, June 18, IQOI, was delivered preached by Dr. A. Coke Smith, of Virginia. by Dr. Henry VanDyk6, Of Pfi1'19Cf0U- 13 COLLINS DENNY, A.M., B.L. .............. 6 Wfest Avenue, C Qfficers of Instruction and Government 9 Academic, Biblical, Engineering, and Pharmaceutical Faculties 9 JAMES H KIRKLAND, A.M., PH. D., L.L. D .......... South Avenue, C Chancellor, and Professor of Latin Language and Literature. A. B. tWofford, '77D, A. M. QWofford, ,78J, Tutor in Greek, VVofford, '79-'81, Assistant Professor of Greek and German, Vifofford, '8I!82, Professor of Greek and German XVof- ford, '82-'83, Studied and Traveled in Europe, '83-'86, Ph. D. tLeipzig, '85J, Chosen Chancellor of Vanderbilt University, '93, LL.D. lUniversity of North Carolina, 'oijg Author of A Study of the Anglo-Saxon Poem 'The Harrowing of Hell' , Editor of Hor- ace's Epistles and Satires, Contributor to AIIZEFZICIUZ ?0zz1'1zzzXofPkz'Z0!0gy, The JNQZZYDUII. The ,QZlIl7'f6'7'!jf Rewkfw, etc. JAMES M SAFFORD, M. D., PH.D ............. 301 South Spruce Professor of Natural History and Geology, Ameritus. B 9 H, A. B. lOhio University, 21.45, A. M. lOhio University J, Ph. D. CYale, '66 J, M. D. lUni- versity of Nashville, '72J, Professor of Science, Cumberland University, '48-'72, State Geologist of Tennessee, '54, Reappointed in '71, Author of Geology of Tennessee, Report on Cotton Production of Tennessee , Co-editor of Resources of Tennessee. and contributor to various scientific journals. WILLIAM J VAUGHN, A. M., LL. D. ....... . 7 West Avenue, C Professor of Mathematics. A K E, A. B. CUniversity of Alabama, ,57J, A. M. tUniversity of Alabama, '6oj, LL.D. lUni- versity of Mississippi, 839, Tutor in Mathematics, University of Alabama, '57-'60, Tutor in Latin and Greek, University of Alabama, '60-'63, Professor of Mathematics, University of Alabama, '63-'65, President of Tuscaloosa Female College, '65-66, President of Cente- nary Female College, '66e'7I, Professor of Physics and Astronomy, University of Ala- bama, '7IJ73, President Tennessee Female College, '73-'78, Professor of Mathematics, University of Alabama, '78-'82. Professor of Mental and Moral Philosophy. dv K XII, A. B. QPrinceton '76j, B. L. fPrinceton, '77j, A. M. CPrinceton '7oj, Lawyer in Balti- more, '77-'80, joined Baltimore Conference, '80, Preacher in various Circuits, 'So-'84, at Louisburg,.W. Va., '84-'86, at Salem, Va., '87JSo, Chaplain at University of Virginia, 'So-,gig at Green Memorial Church, Roanoke, Va., 'oI. 14 HITIDLIS Street ampus ampus. Faculty 9 XVILLI.-XM L. IJUIJLIEY, li. S., M. D., F. C. S. ......... 37 Wfesley Hall, C Professor of Chemistry and Dean of the Medical Faculty. 5 XC H. S.l University of Cincinnati, '80 ig M. 17.1 Miami, '85 J, Fellow of Association lorAclvance- ment of Science, Fellow of London Chemical Society, Demonstrator of Chemistry, Miami AlC'fllC?ll Cf'll4'gC. 709301 Professor of Chemistry and Toxicology, Miami, '80-'86, Commis- sioner Cincinnati Industrial Exposition, '83-'85, Member of United States Assay Commis- sion, '87, Member ol various English, German, and American Chemical and Engineering Societies, in 1879, Vice-President and Chairman of Section of Chemistry of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, and delivered the Vice-Presidential Address in Toronto on The Nature of Amalgams, Served two Terms as a Member of the Coun- cil of the American Chemical Society, and, in 1897-'98, was Vice-President, by virtue of being Chairman of the Cincinnati Section, was Director of Affairs and Chairman of the Committees of Award and of Music and Amusements of the Tennessee Centennial Ex- position, has published many scientific papers. ampus. IALEX.-XNDER R. I-Ion1-FELD, A. M.. P1-1. D ........ . 9 Wfest Avenue, Campus. Professor of Germanic Languages. Student at Dresden, '71,-'84, Ph. D. tLeipzig, '88 J, Instructor in French, Vanderbilt University, '89-'90, Adjunct Professor of Romance Languages, Vanderbilt University, '9o-'92, Author of Die Altenglischen Kollektivmisterien and Studies in French Versitjcation, Editor of German Text and Contributor to many English and German journals. HERBERT CUSHING TOLMAN, PH. D. ........... 48 VVesley Hall, Campus. QBK, Professor of Greek Language and Literature. B. A. tYale, '88 J, Ph.D. fYale, '9oj, Fellow at Yale, '88-'91, Instructor in Latin, Univer- sity of XVisconsin, '91, Assistant Professor of Sanscrit, University of VVisconsin, '92, Professor of Greek, University of North Carolina, ,Q3, Member of Royal Asiatic Society, '92, Co-editor Harper Cv Tolman's Cmsar, Tolman K Kerr's Matthew, Greek and Roman Mythology, Herodotus and Empires of the East, Editor of Old Persian In- scriptions, Text of Caesar, Co-editor of Vanderbilt Oriental Series, Contributor to numerous Philological and Archaeological journals. JOHN DANIEL, M. A. ........ . 1720 VVest End Avenue. Professor of Physics. CP A 6, A. B. CUniversity of Alabama, 'Say M. A. tUniversity of Alabama, '86i, Assistant Pro- fessor of Physics, University of Alabama, '84-'86, Student at johns Hopkins University, '87, Student at Berlin, '92, Instructor in Physics C88-'9oj and Adjunct Professor of Physics C90-'91j, Vanderbilt University, Contributor to various scientihc journals, and author of several papers on scientiic subjects. 1 I5 Faculty 9 RICHARD JONES, B.A., PH.D ............ ...... F arrell Ax enue B. A. Q Ionaj, Ph.D. C Heidelbergj, Professor of Literature in the Illinois State Normal University, Swarthmore College, Syracuse University, Regents Inspector of Literature for the State of New York fthe University of the State of New York I. Literary Work4 The Growth of the Idyll of the King fLippincott'sJ, College-entrance English fthe University of the State of New Yorkj, The Arthurian Legends fthe Warner Library of the World's Best Literaturej, Editions of Macbeth fAppletonsj, Julius Caesar, etc., Magazine Articles. I. T. MCGILL, B.S., PH. D. .............. IOS Wesley Hall, C Adjunct Professor of Chemistry. B. S. fVanderbilt University, '7oJ, Ph.G. CVanderbilt University, '82J, Ph.D. tVanderbilt Uni- FREDERICK versity,'81 J, Fellow in Chemistry, Vanderbilt University, '79-'81, President VanderbiltUni- versity Alumni Association,'81-'83, Assistant Instructor in Chemistry, Vanderbilt University, '83-'86, Student in Berlin, '85-'86, Fellow of American Association for Advancement of Science and of the German Chemical Society, and Author of An Introduction to Qualita- tive Analysis. W. MOORE, PH. D ............. 144 VVesley Hall, Campus Adjunct Professor of History and Economics. A. B. fYale, '86I,i Ph.D.QYale, 'ooj, Lecturer on Sociology,'Wharton School of Finance, University GEORGE W. CID A 6, of Pennsylvania, YQIJQZQ Author of Contribution to the History of Presidential Recon- struction in Louisiana , Representation of the Southern States in the Federal Congress, 1861-1865 , Translator of Gumplowicz's Outlines of Sociology tnow in press 9. MARTIN, B. Sc., PH.D .......... . II7 Wfesley Hall, Campus Adjunct Professor of Biology. Student Indiana Normal School, '79-'8o, Student University of Indianapolis, 'SI-'82, B. Sc. fWabash College, '87J, Principal High School, Indiana, '87-'88, Principal High School, Monticello, Ind., '88-'90, Graduate Student Wabash College, 'QO-'QIQ Graduate Student University of Indiana, '91-'92, Assistant Biologist University of Indiana, 'or-'92, Ph.D. CUniversity of Indiana, 'ozjg Professor of Biology and Geology High School of Indianapolis, 'QZJQQQ Professor Biology for Teachers of Indianapolis Public Schools, 'ozioog Investigator at Marine Biological Laboratory, Woods Hall, sor of Biology and Geology, Summer Term, University of of United States Fish Commission, Woods Hall, Mass., '99, journals, Adjunct Professor Biology Vanderbilt University, Mass., '93, '94 and 'QSC Profes- Indianapolis, '98, Investigator Contributor to many scientihc since 'oo. 16 ampus Faculty 5 WV. I-I. SCHUERMAN, C. E ................ 6 West Avenue, Campus. Professor of Civil Engineering, and Dean of the Engineering Faculty. C. E. !University of Cincinnati, '81 ly Student at johns Hopkins, '82-'83g Assistant in Physics, University of Missouri, '83 -'85g Assistant Professor of Engineering and Physics, Univer- sity of Missouri, '85-'83, engaged in various Engineering works, '80-'94, CHARLES SUMNER BROWN, M. E ............. 139 Wesley Hall, Campus. Professor of Mechanical Engineering. X flag Ph. B. l Yale, '83 lj M. l Yale, 'SSM Instructor in Machine Design at Rose Polytechnic In- stitute, '88g Professor of Machine Design at Rose Polytechnic Institute, '89, Professor of Steam Engineering at Rose Polytechnic Institute, '92-'Q6. PVILBER F. TILLETT, A. M., D.D. ............ 2 IfVest Avenue, Campus Vice Chancellor, Professor of Systematic Theology, and Dean of Theological Faculty. A. B. tkahdolph-Macon, '77 lg B. D. lPrinceton, 'SOM A. M. tPrinceton, 'Soy D. D. CRandolph- Macon, '86lg Assistant Instructor in Mathematics, Randolph-Macon, '76-'77, joined Vir- ginia Conference, '80, Chaplain and Assistant Instructor in Systematic Theology, Vander- bilt University, '82-'83, Adjunct Professor of Systematic Theology, Vanderbilt University, '83-'84, Frequent contributor to Qzzarferbf Rezfzkfw, Ch1'z3'tz'zz1z Though, and Cfillillfjf, Author of Discussions in Theology, Our Hymns and Their Authors, and an important series of articles with the general title, 'WVhat VVe Believe, and Why. GRoss ALEXANDER, S. T. D ............... 1 West Avenue, Campus Professor of New Testament Greek and Exegesis. A. B. fUniversity of Louisville, '71 jg B. D. tDrew Seminary, '77J, S. T. D. tEmory and Henry, 'gojg Tutor in University of Louisville, '71-,731 Professor of Greek of Warren College, '73-'75, Author of Life and WVork of S. P. Holcombe, Discussions in Theology, History of M. E. Church, South, Beginnings of Methodism in the South, Editor of Chrysostom's Homilies on Galatians and Ephesians, Contributor to various journals, and has in preparation Studies in the Life of jesus. OSWALD EUGENE BROWN, D. D. ............. 4 West Avenue, Campus Professor of Biblical and Ecclesiastical History. B. A. fChristian University, 1811, B. D. tVanderbilt University, '89jg M. A. tChristian University, 'gzjg D. D. CCentral College, Missouri, '95.j I7 Faculty 91 LEONIDAS CHALMERS GLENN .......,..,. . 2016 NVest End Avenue Adjunct Professor of Geology. fb B Kg Student Clinton College, S. C.g Rutherford College, N. C., University of South Carolinag Elected Principal St.john's School, Darlington, C., '92, Elected Superintendent Graded School, Darlington, S. C., 'o.tg did Physiographic 'Work at Harvard in Summer, '95, Stu- dent johns Hopkins, '96-'oog Fellow in Geology, 'ogg Ph.D. tjohns Hopkins, 'oopg Sum- mers of '97-,QQ spent in United States Geological Surveyg in charge of Artesian XVell Investigations in South Carolina for United States Geological Survey, 'oo-'ooq did Geolog- ical Field NVork in New York State Summer of 'oog Associate Professor Biology and Geology, South Carolina College, 'oo-'oog Elected Full Professor, 'oog Accepted Adjunct Professorship of Geology of Vanderbilt University, 'oog has published Some Notes on Darlington CS. C.y Boys, Science, '95, and contributed numerous magazine articles. Tnxrornv CLORAN . ...... ,........ . IOO6 Lamar Street Adjunct Professor of Romanic Languages. A. B. CWestern Reserve Universityjg Instructor in Latin and Greek in Geneva Normal School tOhiob, 'or-lojgg Professor of French, German and Greek in Shurtleli College tIllinoisJg Studied at the University of Berlin, 'o7'-983 Ph.D. tStrasburg, 'oo lp Professor of Modern Languages in the State University of Ohio, 'oo-'oog Ph. D. Dissertation tStrasburg, IQOOJ, The Dialogues of Gregory the Great, Translated into Anglo-Norman French l I2I2l by Angierf' L. R. HAMBERUN . ............... 6 XVest Avenue, Campus Adjunct Professor of Elocution and Oratory. B 9 Hg B, A. CRichmond Collegejg Studied with Hamill,of Chicago, and Curry, of Boston, and at the University of Chicago and Harvard, Poet for Mississippi Conclave of Knights Templar t'8oJ, Beta Theta Pi National Convention V87, 'o7J, and Richmond College Alumni VSQ, 'oo, 'o1l, a Reader from Maine to Texas, and Member of the First Executive Council of the National Association of Elocutionistsg he has been Principal of Norville Institute 1 La.J, and Brownsville tTenn.J Academy, Professor of Elocution and English in Thatcher Mili- tary Institute CLa.jg Instructor of Elocution in Richmond College and the University of North Carolina, Adjunct Professor of Elocution and English in the University of Texasg Author of several volumes- Lyrics, Songs, Lills, Verses, Rhymes, and Rhymes of the VVar. E. A. RUDDIMAN, PH.M., M.D. ............ 168 Wesley Hall, Campus Professor of Materia Medica and Secretary of Faculty in the Department of Pharmacy, and Lecturer on Pharmacy in the Medical Department. Ph.C.tUniversity of Michigan, '86jg Assistant i11 Pharmacognosy, University of Michigan, '8G'S7g Ph- M- fU11iV6rSity of Michigan, l87 J, Assistant in Pharmacy, Vanderbilt University, 190-'01, M. D. fVanderhilt University, '93 J, Chemist to Tennessee State Board of Pharmacy, 'Q6m1 Author of Estimation of Quinine by Ker'ner's Methodgn Incompatibilities in Prescrip- tions, and contributor to various magazines. TY Faculty il j. H. STEVENSON, B. D., P1-I. D. ............. 68 Wesley Hall, Campus Professor ol' Hebrew and Old Testament Exegesis. B. A. !McGill University, '8ojg B. D, fXVesleyan, Montreal, 'QI J, Ph. D. tUniversity of Chicago, 'Q7l1 Co-editor of Vanderbilt Oriental Series, Editor of Assyrian and Babylonian Con- tracts: joint Author of Herodotus and Empires of the East, and contributor to numerous journals. J. A. KERN, D. D. . ............ . IQI5 West Broad Street Professor of Practical Theology. XMILS XVILLIAMS . ........... . Kissam Hall, Campus Secretary of the Faculty. Instructors, Fellows, and Assistants 9 VV. H. I-IOLLINSHEAD, PH.G. . ......... . SQ Wesley Hall, Campus Instructor in Chemistry. GUS W. DYER, M.A., B. D ............. . Q3 Wesley Hall, Campus Instructor in Economics, Sociology, and Applied Christianity. EDWIN WVILEY, M. A. ................. Kissam Hall, Campus Instructor in English, and Assistant Librarian. BENJAMIN M. DRAKE, M.A., PH.D tVanderbiltj ...... . 21 Garland Avenue Instructor in Greek and English. ' JAMES N. ANDERSON, PH. D. tjohnsrlrlopkinsj ...... . 1006 Lamar Street Instructor in Latin. ROBERT L. LUND, C. E., M.S. ............ . . IOQ Boyd Avenue Instructor in Drawing and Surveying. WILLIS DUKE WEATHERFORD, M.A ............ West Side Row, Campus Director of the Gymnasium and Instructor in Physical Exercise. JOHN CLAUDE CARLISLE, B.A. ............. West Side Row, Campus Director of the Gymnasium and Instructor in Physical Exercise. JAMES MCCLURE, M. A ................ I23 Wesley Hall, Campus Fellow and Assistant in Mathematics and Astronomy. 2 19 Instructors, Fellows, and Assistants 9 JAMES CHAPPELL HARDY, M.A .............. ZIO2 West End Avenue Fellow and Assistant in Latin and German. J. S. JOHNSTON, M.A. . ............... 2100 West End Avenue Fellow and Assistant in Mathematics. S. P. JONES, M.S., LL.B. ............... 53 VVesley Hall, Campus Fellow and Assistant in Geology. J. L. BORGERHOFFQGraduateRoyalN0rmalSchool,Burges,Belgiumj51 Vlfesley Hall, Campus Fellow and Assistant in French. E. B. W1LL1AMs0N, B.S. ............. . 143 Wfesley Hall, Campus Fellow and Assistant i11 Biology. ALBERT L. SMITH, B.S. .............. NVest Side Row, Campus I Assistant in the Chemical Laboratory. C. T. WHIPPLE, A. B. ................ 'West Side Row, Campus Assistant in the Chemical Laboratory. E. T. ADAMS . ................ 164 Wfesley Hall, Campus Instructor in Vocal Music in the Biblical Department. ' JOHN ASHFORD . . ............... II Central Avenue, Campus Engineer and Instructor in Machine Shops. JOHN LAWRENCE . . . 1618 State Street Instructor in Power Station Practice and Electrician. EARL F. ScoTT . Instructor in Pattern Making and Vtfoodwork. JULIAN W. ADAMS .................. I11Structor in the Foundry and Forge Shop. CHARLES S. WILLIAMSON ............ ' . . . Assistant in the Chemical Laboratory. ERNEST REES . ............ . Assistant in the Chemical Laboratory. B. B. KERR . ........... . Assistant in Pharmacy. DAVID DOUGLAS . ...,.,,,, , Superintendent of Grounds. 20 . 2217 West End Avenue IQOO Jo Johnston . VVeSt Side Row, . VVeSt Side Row, . Wfest Side Row, . 4 lrVest Avenue, Avenue Campus Campus Campus Campus Law Faculty il THOMAS I-I.. IVIALONE, M.A .,............. Vanderbilt Law Building Dean of the Faculty, and Professor ol Equity jurisprudence and the Law of Contracts. JOHN BELL IQEEBLE, LL. B ............... Vanderbilt Law Building Professor of the Law of Real Property and Common Law Pleading and Practice, and Secretary of the Faculty. HORACE H. LURTON ................. 3o1 South Spruce Street Professor and Lecturer on Constitutional Law and Federal Procedure. j. C. BRADFORD . ................. . 36 Noel Block Professor of the Law of Corporations and Moot Court. JAMES C. IVICREYNOLDS, B.S., B.L ............ . I5 Cole Building Professor of Commercial Law and Insurance. PERCY D. MADDIN, B.S., LL.B ............. 229 North College Street I Professor of the Law of Torts and Carriers. A THOMAS ATKINS STREET, A. M., LL. B ..... ....... 9 Vanderbilt Building Adjunct Professor of the Law of Domestic Relations, and Assistant to the Chair of Real Property. THOMAS H. MALONE, JR., IVI. A., LL. B. .' ......... 28 Vanderbilt Building Instructor in Equity Pleading and the Law of Wills and Administrations. HON. ED BAXTER . .... ' ............. 4I4.lE1Cl4ZSO11 Buiifiing Lecturer on the Law of Interstate Commerce. HON. J. M. DICKINSON . . ..... '. .V .... . Chicago, Ill Lecturer on the Law of Torts. HON. W. A. HENDERSON ............. . Knoxville, Tenn Lecturer on Advocacy and Practice, 21 Medical Faculty 5' WILLIAM L. DUDLEY, B.S., M. D. ............ 37 Wesley Hall, Campus Professor of Chemistry and Dean of the Faculty. RICHARD DOUGLAS, M. D ................ 110 South Spruce Street Professor of Gynecology, Abdominal Surgery, and Obstetrics. G. C. SAVAGE, M.D ............. . .... 139 North Spruce Street - Professor of Diseases of the Ear, Eye, Throat, and Nose. DUNCAN EVE, M.A., M. D .................. 700 Church Street Professor of Surgery and Clinical Surgery. J. A. WITHERSPOON, M. D. ............... 150 North Spruce Street Professor of Practice of Medicine and Clinical Medicine, and Lecturer on Nervous Diseases. THOMAS MENEES, M. D ................ 148 North Summer Street Professor of Obstetrics, Emeritus. GEORGE H. PRICE, M.D., B.E., M.S. ............ 8002 Church Street Professor of Physiology, and Secretary of the Medical Faculty. OWEN H. WILSON, B.E., M.D ............... 203 Wlillcox Building Professor of Anatomy, and Clinical Lecturer on Pediatrics. W. H. WITT, M.A., M.D. ............... 151 North Spruce Street Professor of Materia Medica and Therapeutics in the Medical and Dental Departments. LOUIS LEROY, M.D. ..................... Wlaverly Place Professor of Pathology, Bacteriology, and Histology in the Medical and Dental Departments. W. FRANK GLENN, M.D. ................. 3085 Cedar Street Clinical Professor of Genito-Urinary and Venereal Diseases. G. P. EDWARDS, M. D. . ................ 415 jackson Building Clinical Professor of Neurology, Dermatology, and Electro-Therapy. J. T. ALTMAN, M.D .................... 704 Church Street Adjunct Professor of Obstetrics, and Lecturer on Physical Diagnosis. A. B. COOK, M.D. .................... I2 Steger Building Clinical Professor of Proctology. E. A. RUDDIMAN, PH. M., M.D. ............ 168 VVesley Hall, Campus Professor of Materia Medica and Pharmacy, Secretary of the Faculty in the Department of Pharmacy, and Lecturer on Pharmacy in the Medical Department. 22 Medical Faculty 5 Assistants and Instructors T OLIN WEs'r, PH.C., M. D ................ 151 North Spruce Street Demonstrator of Chemistry, Assistant to the Chairs of Chemistry a11d Physiology, and Instructor i11 Physics. NICPHEETERS GLASGOW, M.D. ............. 151 North Spruce Street Demonstrator and Assistant to the Chair of Gynecology. PIARRINGTON MARR, M. D .................. 1515 Broad Street Assistant to the Chair Of Gynecology and Abdominal Surgery, and Demonstrator of Anatomy in the Dental Department. W. A. BRYAN, M. D ............... Corner Church and Vine Streets Demonstrator and Assistant to the Chair of Surgery. R. S. DOAK, M. D. ............... Corner Church and Vine Streets Assistant to the Chair of Eye, Ear, Throat and Nose. LUCIUS E. BURCH, M. D. ............... ISO North Spruce Street Assistant to the Chair of Medicine, and Physician to the Dispensary. W. C. WELBURN, M.D ................... 209 Russell Street Demonstrator of Histology and Pathology. GEORGE W. WILLIAMSON, B. A., M. D ....... Corner McNairy and Laurel Streets Assistant Demonstrator Of Anatomy. W. B. ANDERSON, M. D. . .......... Corner Broad and McNairy Streets Assistant Demonstrator of Anatomy. C. A. EVANS, B.A. ............... 151 North Spruce Street Assistant Demonstrator of Chemistry. ' W. M. BOOTH, B.S. .............. 526 South Summer Street Assistant Demonstrator of Chemistry. Mi. A. FORT, A. B., PH. G ........... Corner College and Mulberry Streets Assistant in Pharmacy in the Medical Department. 23 Assistants and Instructors 9 J. F. MCKEE . ...........,.. SOI South Summer Street Assistant Dernonstrator of Chemistry. F. B. WILSON . ............ Corner Market and Peabody Streets Assistant Demonstrator of Histology and Pathology. J. R. DAXVSON . ............... 901 South Summer Street Assistant Dernonstrator of Histology. R. NIOTHERAL . .............. 701 South Summer Street Assistant Demonstrator of Histology. B. M. RAGSDALE . ......... - ....... Soo South Summer Street Assistant in Pharmacy in the Medical Department. A. F.. GODWIN . ............. Corner Elm and Summer Streets Custodian of Medical Building. Dental Faculty 5 D. R. STUBBLEFIELD, A.M., M.D., M. D.S. .......... 402 W'illcox Building Dean of the Department of Dentistry, and Professor of Metallurgy and Dental Pathology. VVILLIAM H. MORGAN, M.D., D. D. S. at ........... 211 North High Street Emeritus Professor of Clinical Dentistry and Pathology. ROBERT R. FREEMAN, M.D., D.D.S .... ....... 1 SQ North Summer Street Professor of Prosthetic Dentistry and Orthodontia. HENRY W. MORGAN, M.D., D.D.S ............. 211 North High Street Professor of Operative Dentistry. JAMES A. DALE, D.D.S ............. . . 217K North Summer Street Professor of Dental Anatomy, Technic, Crown and Bridge XVork. JAMES Y. CRAWFORD, M.D., D.D.S ............ . 405 jackson Building ' Professor of Clinical Dentistry and Oral Surgery. RICHARD A. BARR, B.A., M.D ................ 7o4 Church Street Professor of Anatomy and Physiology in the Dental Department, and Demonstrator of -1. Anatomy in the Medical Department. tDeccased. 24 Dental Faculty 5' Assistants and Instructors il EDGAR D. Ross, D. D.S. ......,...... 1200 North McLemore Street Superintendent 01' Dental Infirmary and Demonstrator in Chief. FRANK L. XVHITMAN, HS., D.D.S. ............ II4 South Spruce Street Instructor in Operative and Prosthetic Dentistry. B. F. THIELEN, D. D.S .................. 211 Woodland Street Instructor in Operative and Prosthetic Technic. 'W. GEE JACKSON . ............... 143 North High Street Assistant in Operative Dentistry. R. M. DELANEY' . ............ . 120 North Cherry Street Assistant i11 Prosthetic Technic. J. OSCAR HALL ........... . 127 North Summer Street Assistant in Prosthetic Technic. VVILLIAM P. SIMS, D.D.S. ............... . 1212 Russell Street Assistant t0 the Chair of Clinical Dentistry. 25 lg ' i YY Y A k -N l, tk xx ish N' ' l i k-get H A F, X f R H W- N - 4 X X 'jg -E l l-.-T v XX iii QE -- M-ffm! 1 LA, A, Y -XJ THE BOARD OF TRUST. PROFESSOR AUSTIN H. MERRILL Professor Austin H. Merrill HE most noted elocutionist in all the Southern States, remarkably successful as a teacher, attested by the unanimous opinion of his pupils, as Well as by the observed effects of his teaching, with charm of manner and winning personality that drew his ,pupils to him as a close and loyal friend, modest, sincere and generous, of a sunny, cheerful disposition, confrding and forgiving 3 charitable both in will and deed, not harsh in his judgment of the faults of othersi kind and generous to the poor and afflicted, agreeable, unreserved, and contributing to the enjoyment of all about himg a man of the finest sensibilities, a consistent Christian, he was at enmity with none, and had the good will of all who Knew him. Born june lst, 1859 Died .llugust 10th, 1900 Officers il T Q B .ftudents in the University Courses 31 Candidates for University Degrees f1l1.A., MCS., PAD., D. SCJ BOWEN, ALBERT CROSLAND, B. D. fVanderbiltJg M.A. QSouthern Universityj . Sanscrit, Hebrew, Arabic. BORGERHOFF, JOHN JOSEPH LEOIJOLD QRoyal Normal School, Belgiurny . . French, German, English. BRIGGS, ADA VIRGINIA, A. B. qCentral Collegey .......... French, German, English C25 BUSH, IRA B., B. A. CWest Virginia Universityj ........... French, English 125, Economics. CRAGWALL, JASPER A., M. S. fVanderbilt Universityj ....... Physics. CRAVATH, ELIZABETH NORTHWAY, B. A. JSrnith Collegej ...... German, History. CROOKS, EZRA BRECKENRIDGE, B. A. fCentral Collegej ........ English, History, Economics, Geology. 30 1. J. WEATHER FORD, Preszliefzl. L. BORGERI-IOFF, Vz'ce-P7'esz'1z'en t. MISS ELIZABETH CRAVATH, C'o1'resAz507zdz'7zg Secremfy. J. P. TU R N E R, RE607dZ'7lg Secretazjf. JAMES MCCLURE, I T1'ea.vu1'er. 5' . . Nashville, Tenn . Nashville, Tenn . Fayette, Mo. . . Auburn, VV. Va . Nashville, Tenn . . Nashville, Tenn. . . PatOka,I1l. DANTZLER, LEI-IRE LIVINGSTON, A. B., A. M. tWofford Collegey . , . French, English. COLE, JAMES XVHITE, A. I3. 4 Emory and Henryj ...... FRANTZ, FRANK, B.A. tCentral Collegei Latin, History, Economics. French, German, English, Physics. GANTT, NICHOLAS JOURDAN, A. B. 1 Hendrix Collegem .......... . . German, History, Economics, Geology. GILBERT, THOMAS HUGH, A. B., B. D. l North Georgia Agricultural Collegey . . . . . English, History of Religions, Economics, Geology. HAIiDX', JAMES CI-IAPPELL, M. A. tSouthwestern Universitym . HOLLINSHEAD, WARREN HENRX' . . Latin, German. Biology, Chemistry, Geology. JAR RELL, CHARLES CRAWFORD, A. B., B. D. 1 Emory Collegep English, History of Religions, Economics, Philosophy. JOHNSTON, JOHN S., M.A. tVanderbilt Universityj ..... Mathematics. JONES, SAMUEL PERCY, M.S. tUniversity of Californiai . . . Geology. KIRRLAND, NIARION PALMER, M.A. tVanderbilt Universityy . German, English. KIRKPATRICK, C. TYROLD, B.A. Ilfanderbilt UniverSityJ . . English. MCCLURE, JAMES, M.A. tVanderbilt Universityj .,.. Physics. PAISLEY, GEORGE YVILSON, B. A. tLincoln Universityi . . . Geology. PRICKETT, JOHN XVILEY, B. A. tVanderbilt Universityj . . 1 English, History, Economics, Geology. RIPPEY, EDGAR ATI-IA, B. A. tVanderbilt Universityj .... ROBERTS, JOHN C., B.A. tCentenaryJ . English, Physics, Economics. English tEJ,'EcoIiomicS, Physics.. i i SHANNON, ALEXANDER HARVEX', B. A. tMillsaps Collegej . . I English, History of Religions, Economics. STOUGH, CARL FREDERICK, A. B. tMidland College, Kansasj . Latin, Greek, Sanscrit, English. TURNER, JOHN PICKETT, B.A. fVanderbilt Universityj . . . Latin, Greek, English QZJ. WALL, EDWIN LEONARD, B. A. tMillsaps Collegej .... 1 . . Latin, reek, Sanscrit, English. WEATHERFORD, WILLIS DUKE, M. A. tVanderbilt Universityj English, History, Economics. WILLIAMS, JOHN THOMAS, B.A. tVanderbilt Universityj . . English. WILLIAMSON, EDWARD BRUCE, B.S. fOhio State Universityb . Biology. QWILEY, EDWIN, M.A.tUniversity of Tennesseej . . : . . English. 31 Orangeburg, S. C. Meadowview, Va. Daleville, Va. Magnolia, Ark. Pendergrass, Ga. Nashville, Tenn. Nashville, Tenn. Oxford, Ga. Meridian, Miss. Atlanta, Ga. Nashville, Tenn. Nashville, Tenn. Union City, Tenn. Lincoln, Ill. Maysville, Ga. Dallas, Texas. Wilson, La. Nashville, Tenn. Atchison, Kansas. Wartrace, Tenn. Jackson, Miss. Weatherford, Tex Nashville, Tenn. Bluffton, Ind. Nashville, Tenn. Not fat Presentb Candidates for University Degrees ANDERSON, MAY ..... ASI-IIDA, ICEIJI . . ....... . t History Of Religions, Economics. English. BARBEE, JOHN FORD HOUSE . ....... . Economics. BIRD, HUNTER LINN . . . . . . . . . Economics. CARPENTER, CAROLINE . . ....... . . German, English. CARR, BENJAMIN FRANKLIN . . ,...., . . Economics. CRUTCHFIELD, WALLACE Moss . ...... Biology. DAVIS, HERBERT YVILSON . ....... . Economics. DRAPER, WALTER SCOTT, JR. ............ . Economies. DUNCAN, CHARLES BERNARD, B.A. QCentral College J . . . Economics. HARDIN, MRS. M. C. CPeabOdy NOrnIalJ . . .... . . English. JONES, HERBERT VINCENT. . . . . . . . Biology. LIPSCOMB, HORACE, JR. . MARSPIALL, CHARLES YUN, . . MARSHALL, GEORGE GILBERT MASON, H. CHAPMAN . MONK, CARL . . . PASCHALL, JOHN . PIERCE, MARY L ....... PILCHER WILLIAM B. CAMPBELL. . RICE, HENRY GRANTLAND . . . ROBERTS, JOHN MUNSEY SCOTT, ROBERT HIENRY . SNAPP, CORA ........... TUCKER, MA1'TIE ELEANOR, A. B VVILLIAMS, JAMES ALEXANDER Matheniaticsi English, Il-listory, Biolo i I Economics. I 'ECOi1OIillCS.. 1 ' Efigiishf ' ' English.. ' i Enigliishi i -ECOi'10li1llCS.. i .ECOhOiIIiCs.' I History, Economics. Economics. English. .CTennessee Female CollegeJ . . . . French, German, English QZJ. ' ' ' ' 'Eng1i5II,'E60Ii0niiCs. 32 Osaka, Japan. Troy, Tenn. Nashville, Tenn. Cairo, Ill. W'OffOrd, N. C. Fulton, Ky. AlvOrd,'Texas. Bellbuckle, Tenn. Dyersburg, Tenn. Shelbyville, Mo. Atlanta, Ga. Kansas City, MO. Nashville, Tenn. Sooehow, China. XVhite's Creek,Tenn Morganfield, Ky. ChattanOOga,Tenn Atlanta, Ga. Nashville, Tenn. Nashville, Tenn. Nashville, Tenn. Nashville, Tenn. Paducah, Ky. Maryville, Mo. 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Nashville, Tenn Class Vice-President, '98-'99, Class Treasurer, '99-'00, 'oo-'01, - CLARKE, VVILLIAM L., ll Ii' A, B. A .......... . Fulton, Ky' Class Secretary, '97-238. CRUTCHFIELD, JAMES EDGAR, B.A ......... . Dallas, Texas CRUTCHFIELD, VV. M., B.A. . - . . Paradise, Texas 3 35 Class of 1901 5' DRAPER, WALTER S,, JR., A A' E, 0 N E, B.A ............ Dyersburg, Tenn Class Nine, '98-'99, Class Eleven, 'Q8f'QQJ Class Vice-President, ,QS-'QQQ Baseball Manager, 'oo-'01, Glee Club, 'OO-'01, FLETCHER, JOHN M., B.A ................... Rucker, Tenn President Y. M. C. A., '98, Y. M. C. A. Delegate, 'QQQ Contestant for F0under's Medal in Oratory, 'OI. GANNAXVAY, HERBERT, lf N, A 9 fb, B.A .............. Bellbuckle, Tenn President Latin Club, 'Q7-'Qgj Class Basketball Team, '98-'99, '99-'00, ,OO-OI, Thanksgiving De- bater, '98, Orator February 22, '99, Prize Essay in Ob5L'1'1fc1', '00, Assistant Editor of Ob- .ve1'ffer,'00-'01, Contestant for Founder's Medal in Oratory '00, Faculty Representative of Academic and Engineering Departments for Commencement, '01, Treasurer Philosophic Literary Society, '98-'99, '00-'01, President Alpha Theta Phi Society, '00, Editor-in-Chief of C0MET, 'o1. . GODCHAUX, FRANK A., A' A, B.S ........ . ...... . . . Abbeville, La Class Eleven, '98-'99, '99-'00, 'Varsity Eleven, '99-'00, '00-'01, 'Varsity Nine, '98-'99, '99-'00, 'Varsity Track Team, 'Q8fiQQ,'QQ-'OOQ Captain Class Track Team, '98-'99, '99-'00, Contestant for Founder's Medal in Oratory, '00, Married March, '01, HEARN, THOMAS A., B.A. . . . Arlcaclelphia, Ark JENKINS, JAMES M., 2' N, B.A. ............. . Quitman, Ark President Dialectic Literary Society, '0I. JONES, HERBERT V., CD A 67, B.A. ................ Kansas City, Mo Class Nine, '98-'99-'00, Manager Class Nine, '99, President Class, '99-'00, President Dialectic Literary Society, '0o. KENNEDY, THOMAS E., A T52, HA. ........ . Clinton, Ky Class Eleven, '99-'0o. L1Psc0MB, l'lORACE S., JR., B.S. . . . . Nashville, Tenn MARSHALL, CHARLES Y., B.A. .............. . Soochow, China Contestant for Founder's Medal in Oratory, '01, MASON, H. CHAPMAN, A If E, 0 N E, B.S ............ . . Morganfielcl, Ky Class Vice-President, '99-'00, 'Varsity Track Team, '99-'00, Captain 'Varsity Track Team, 'OO-'OI. 36 Class of 1901 5 MCREE, HATTLE DEws, W ll' 'l , HA ............... Union City, Tenn Vice-lA'resideut Latin Club '97-'98, Class Secretary, 'oo-'00, Monk, CARL, S .l', B.A ................... Chattanooga, Tenn Thanksgiving Debater, 'oog North Carolina Debater, 'oog Associate Editor of ffzz.r!Zc'1','oo-'00, Associate Editor ol' U!m'1'1fc1', 'oo -'00, Editor-in-Chief of C7h.rw'r1er, ,OO-YOIQ Orator February 22, 'org Com ET Editor, 'ol. lVlOTLOW, THOMAS, .il H CP, B. A ................. Lynchburg, Tenn XVinner Mile Race, Class Field Day, 'o7!oSg Track Team, 'QS-'ogg Class Basketball Team, '98!99, '99-'00, 'OOJOIQ 'Varsity Basketball Team, 'oo-'org Class President, 'oo-'org Thanksgiving Debater, '00, Class Representative at Commencement, 'ox. ,OVERTON, JOHN, A' J, HA ................... Nashville, Tenn Class Eleven, '97-'98, Captain Class Eleven, '98-'99, Sub 'Varsity Eleven, '99-'00, YOO-,OI. PASCHALL, JOHN, A TQ, HA. ................... Atlanta, Cra Secretary V. M. C. A., '97-'98, President Y. M. C. A., '98!99g President of Class, '97-'98, Asso- ciate Editor of ffuxllw-, '98-'99, Editor-in-Chief ol lfzzslfcr, '99-'OOQ Thanksgiving Debater, 'oog Orator February 22, 'org COMET Editor, lOI. PIERCE, NTARY L., 41 ln' 'l , B.A. . ........... . Nashville, Tenn Vice-President Class, 'oo-'o1. P1LcHER,W. B. CAMPBELL, W .J H, H QV E, B.A ............ Nashville, Tenn Captain Class Eleven, '97-'98, Manager Class Eleven '98-'99, VVinner ol Hammer Throw, Class Field Day, l99, Track Team, '98-'99, '99-'OOQ 'oo-'org Glee Club, '98-'99, 'Varsity Football Squad, '99-'OOQ Manager 'Varsity Eleven, 'OOJOIQ President Vanderbilt Golf Club, ,Business Manager of 1901 COMET. REES, ERNEST, 2 A E, HA. .................. Mulberry, Tenn Class Basketball Team, '98-'99, '99-'oo, 'oo-'org Captain 'Varsity Basketball Team 'OO-'01, COMET Editor, 'OI. REEVES, T. R., BA. . .................. . Roanoke, Va Thanksgiving Debater, '99, North Carolina Debater, 701. RICE, H. GRANTLAND, Q A 9, B.A. ............... Nashville, Tenn Captain Class Basketball Team '98-'99g Class Nine, '97J98, '93-'99, '99-'OO3 Sub 'V21fSiIy Nine, '97-'983 'Varsity Nil-1e,'98-'ggg 'QQ-,OO, 'oo-'org Captain 'Varsity Nine, 700-'OIQ Sub 'Varsity Eleven '98-'99, '99-'oo. V 37 Class of 1901 if ROBERTS, JOHN CHARLES, B.A. . . ROBERTS, JOHN MUNSEY, B. A. . . SCOTT, ROBERT H., A lr' E, B.A ................. Glee Club, '98-'99, 'OO-lOl, Thanksgiving Debater, l99, Orator February 22, ,QQ-lO0Q lina Debater, 'o1. SIMMONS, VVALTER H., E A E, B.S ................ . Wilson, La Timmons, Tenn . Paducah, Ky North Caro- . XVinona, Miss Class Nine, '97-'98, '98-'99, 799-'OOQ Class Eleven, T97-'98, ,QS-,991 Sub 'Varsity Eleven, ,97, ,Varsity Eleven, ,QS-799, '99-'oo, ,oo-'Org Captain 'Varsity Eleven, '99-'00, Class Basketball Team, l98-'99, ,QQ-'00, 'Oo-'org Captain Class Basketball Team, 'QQ-lOOQ 'Varsity Basketball Team, 'oo-'org COMET Editor, 'oog 'Varsity Nine, 799-'00, 'Oo-'Org Manager C0zz1'z'e1', 'OI. TURNER, JOHN P., 2' X, B. A. .................. Vwfartrace, Tenn Secretary Latin Club, '97-798, Secretary Y. M. C. A., '98-'99, Class President, '98-'99, Associate Editor of Ob.ve1'vfs1', ,QS-.991 Business Manager OZ15crrfe1', '99-'oog President Y. M. C. A., loo, COMET Editor, 'oog Chairman VVest Side Board Of Monitors. '48 How is He to Know? 9 'When she pouts a little when she meets him, And frowns upon him when she greets him, Not glad a bit, she says, he's come And other things to make him glum,- But 'tis done with eyes all smiling so, How is he to know? And when he asks her if she'll love him, She holds a glass of water above him, To soak him if he does not hush 5 But her cheek reveals a tell-tale blush, 'With smiling eyes all drooping so, How is he to know? Then when he asks her if she'll wed him She answers no, she'll ever dread him She hopes at last that word'll do him But moves a little nearer to him, With drooping eyes all smiling so 39 How is he to know? s xl Mx ZA E2 MARVIN EARLY I-IOLDERNESS, JOHN EMMET EDGERTON, . . MARTHA M. BQANEY, . AMELIA M. BASKERVILL, . REVEL TOBIN ,.., DAISY M. HEMPHILL, . WX Hum Officers 9' 43 Yell--f Rah! Rah! Rall! Sizzl Boom! Boo! Vzmderbilt! Vzmderbilt! 1902! Colorsx Crimson :md Gold. . . . Presidc-rut. . Vice-President. . Secretary. . Tl'C3SUl'6I'. . Historian. . Poet. -Xa QM? Junior Class Roll if 5' BASKERVILL, AMELIA MCTYEIRE, W A' T, A 0 0, B. A. ...... . Nashville, Tenn. Class Poet, '98-'99, 'ooioog Class Treasurer, 'OO-'OI. BOARD, VVILLIS MARVIN, B. A. ............ . Custer, Ky. A Philosophic Orator, February 22, IQOI. BUTLER, JAMES BARNEY, B. A. ............ . Bainbridge, Ky. CAMPER, AMBIQOSE BROXVNE, A TSI, B. A. ...... . Florence, Ala. Class Nine, 'go-'oo. CARR, BENJAMIN FRANKLIN. W .I H, B. A. ............... Fulton, Ky. Class Nine, 'OS-'99, 'oo-00, 'Varsity Nine, 'QS-'QQ, 'go-00, 'OO-'01, Captain 'Varsity Nine, '99-'00, Class President, '99-'oog Glee Club, '98e'99,'OO-'OI. COBB, CHARLES H., A TQ, B. A .............. . Ripley, Tenn Gymnasium Team, 'OO-'org Glee Club, 'OO-'OI. DAvIs, l'lERBERT WILSON, 41 .I H, B. A. ........ . ..... Bellbuckle, Tenn 'Varsity Eleven, 96-'97, 'Q9e'OO, 'OOe'O1, Class Eleven, '99-'00, Class Nine, '99-'oog 'Varsity Nine, 'QQ-'00, 'oosorg Captain Class Basketball Team, '99-'OOQ 'Varsity Basketball Team, 'OO-'OI. DOUGLASS, DAVID FULTON, A TQ, B. S. . . . . Gallatin, Tenn. EDGERTON, JOHN EMMET, li' E, B. A. ............... Lebanon, Tenn Class Track Team, '98-'99, '99!oo, 'OO-'OIQ Captain Class Track Team, 'OO-'OIQ XVinner of Ham- mer Throw, Class Field Day, '99A'OO, 'Varsity Track Team, '98-'99, '99-'oo, 'oo-'org Class Eleven, '98-'99, '99-'00, 'Varsity Eleven, '98-'99, '99-'oo, 'oo-'OI g Captain 'Varsity Eleven, 'OI-'02, Class Vice-President, 'OO-'OIQ Treasurer Y. M. C. A., ,OOe'OI. GWYNN VVALTER EVERTSON 2' A E B. A. ............. La Guardo,Tenn L 3 Y Y Class Basketball Team, '98-'99, Class Eleven, '98v'99, '99-'oO. l'lALE, WILLEI' TALLIAFERRO, B. A .... . . Mobile, Ala l'lEMPHILL, DAISY MAY, W li' V, A H Q, B. A ......... . Nashville, Tenn Class Historian, '99-'OOQ Class Poet, 'OO-'0I. HOLDERNESS, MARVIN EARLY, 33 A E, B. A ........... . Fordyce, Ark Class Historian, '98-'99, Class President, 'oo-'o1. ' 44 Junior Class Roll 5' LIUGHES, XVILLIAII WILQIITMAN, L' .'l', B. A. ............ Dancyville, Tenn Class Basketball Team, '98-'99g Class Track Team, '98-'99, ,QQ-'00, X-Vinner of Shot Put, Class Field Day, '98-'99, '99!oog Captain Class Track Team, '99-'oog 'Varsity Track Team, '98-'99, '99-oog Class Eleven, '98-'99, '99-'oog 'Varsity Eleven, '99-'oo, 'OO-'01, Treasurer of the Dialectic Literary Society, '99-'00, Secretary of the Y. M. C. A., '99-'oog Dialectic Debater, Thanksgiving Day, 'oog l'resic.lent ljialectic Literary Society, IQOI. Joi-rNsoN, SMITI-I ALEXANDER, .4 Tse, B. A. .......,..... Memphis, Tenn. Class Track Team, '99-'00, 'Varsity Track Team, '99-'Oog Treasurer of the Dialectic Literary Society, 'Oo-'otg Business Manager, of 720 I71f.vlf1:r, 'OO-101. ICERN, PAUL B EN'I LEx', ll' fl, B. A. .......,.... . Nashville, Tenn Associate Editor ol YM, tJb.vf1'mv', 'oo-'oI. LAwsoN, LEWIS, JOSHUA, L' .4 lf, B. . .,.... . . . Greensboro, Ala TVTANEY, MARTHA MURIIREE, W ln' V, .4 I-I fb, B. ........... Nashville, Tenn Class Secretary, '99-'oo, 'OO-'OIQ Secretary Y. XV. C. A., 'go-'00, Corresponding Secretary Y. VV. C. A., 'oo-'oI. MARSHALL, GEORGE GILBERT, 2' .l', B. A. ............. Nashville, Tenn Vice-President Philosophic Literary Society, '99-'00, Assistant Manager 'Varsity Eleven, 'OO-'01, Manager 'Varsity Eleven, 'OI-'o2. MILLER, SAMUEL TWARVIN, B. A .... ..... . Hatcher, Ky IJATTERSQN, ARCHIBALD MCDQUGXXLD, .I li' lf, H IV E, B. A. ....... SEIVEIITIIEIN, Tenn Manager Class Nine, '99-,001 Secretary Dialectic Literary Society, '99-,OOQ Glee Cluh, 'oo-'oI. SCOGGIN GILBERT CAMPBELL, A' A, A H 42, B. A. ......... . Class Secretary, '98-'99g Secretary Philosophic Literary Society, 599-7 SNAPP, CORA L., B. S. . . . TOBIN, REVEL, H A' T, B. S. . Class Vice-President, '99-700, Class Historian, 'OO-'01, VVILLIAMS, FRANK WHARTON, Class Track Team, '98-'99, Team, '98-199, 199900. VVILLIAMSON, CHARLES S., JR. .11 IV, A ........ ,QQ-700, XVinner of Mile Run, Class Field Day, 799, , 11 fr A, Is. s. ..... . Class Eleven, '98-'99, '99-'oo. 45 Caruthersville, Mo OO. . Maryville, Mo . Newark, N. J . Columbia, Tenn 'Varsity Track . Culleoka, Tenn Ye Co-ed has a lot of beaux, Ye Co-Ed , 3- An Idyl Cldolp in The reason why there's no one kllffllljfj But I will tell you how it geazz,1:.- 'Tis she a dainty ankle .vhefzzz:c, That's neatly clad in drop-stitch heazzxg And this she can not help expezzzzx, When tripping lightly on her leazzx- To shun the mud, as I supjjeazmf. And when sometimes a strong wind blmux, And she can not her skirts comjbmnx, Say, how can she her feet dispmzzzx, To keep them from the view of Mezzzfx, To wornankind such dreaded karat, NVho stand and strike a watchful peazzx? Dear reader, that is how it gezzzzx, And that's the cause of all her beazzx 46 , 'Academic Department I, 9 Yell- Ki i Hoop-ei'-up! Hoop-ei'-up dl7.!l7'sM7.. J Hoop-ei'-up-er-ree ! Vziuclerbiltl .Vanderbilt l Nineteen and three I Colors-Old Rose and Black. . Officers R. VV. BILLINGTON ..... . President. JENNIE BELLE POLLARD . . .Vice-President. R. M. MANN ...... . . , Secretary. ALONZO MONK, JR. . . . . Treasurer. GRINNELL JONES . . . Captain Class Elex D. P. BROWN ..... ....... C aptain Class Nine. ALEXANDER PERRY, JR. . . Captain Class Basketball Team. GRINNELL JONES . . . Captain Class Track Team. G. W. MEUX . . . .Manager Class Athletics. 49 'e Sophomore Class 5' BARCLAY, VV. H., W J H . - . BLACK, F. A., li' fl . . ..... . . Class Eleven, 'OO-'oI. BILLINGTON, R. XV., A TS! .................. Latin and Greek Entrance Prize, Class Vice-President, ,995CO, Class President, Basketball, ,9QJOO, ,OO-,OI. BLAKE, V. VV., ll' 5' ..... .1 ,, BROWN, D. P., L .X .................... . Louisville, Ky . Louisville, Ky Franklin, Tenn 'oo-'org Class Nashville, Tenn Jonesboro, Ark Class Treasurer, ,QQ-,OOQ Class Eleven, '99-'00, '00-'01, Class Nine, '99-'OOC Captain Class Nine, 'oo-'01, 'Varsity Nine, 'OO-'OI ? , Glee Club, .OO-,OL BRowN,MAY EVELINA,W..lU . . . . . . . . CAMERON, I. T ...... , ....... . Class Track Team, '99-'oo. CAMPBELL, J. B., i' A E . Nashville, Tenn. . Ocellus, Tenn Brentwood, Tenn Class Nine, 199-'OO COO-'OI F g Associate Editor C'011f'z'r1', '00, Associate Editor ffzz.v!!r1', 'OO-'01, CATCHINGS LOUISE W lr' l' CHAPPELL, E. XV., S Il . . Class Eleven, '99-'oog Glee Club, 'OO-QOI. CRAIG, BESSIE A., W .I H CHISUM, W. C.. . . . 61. ....... . Class Historian, '99-'oo. DENNY, MARGARET C., W J GORDON, F. G., W L1 H . Captain Class Basketball, '99-,OOQ Class Basketball, lOO-IOI. HAMMOND, FRANCES H., W J H ,............. . HUGHEX', A. H. ..... . LTUNTER, E. T., 2 A E . JONES, GRINNELL, 5' N ................... . . Atlanta, Ga Nashville, Tenn Dickson, Tenn . Paris, Texas. Nashville, Tenn Franklin, Tenn Nashville, Tenn . Hughey, Tenn W'aterpI'Oof, La Nashville, Tenn Captain Class Eleven, 'OO-'01, Class Basketball, ,QQ-300, 'oo-'org 'Varsity Basketball, 'oo-'org Class Track Team, 299-700, Captain Class Track Teain, 'oo-'org 'Yarsitv Track Team, '99-700, 'OO-701. ' KASEY, A. R ...... .......... . Owensboro, Ky Class Track Team, 'oo-'OI. KAISER, ELEANOR I., .W A H . ...... . Nashville, Tenn LINK, JOSEPHINE, W A V .... . Nashville, Tenn SO MALONE, E. F., A' A . NlANN, R. M., A' A . . . Class Secretary, ,OO-,OIQ Vice-President Y. M. C. A., 'oo-'org Class Basketball, 'oo- Sophomore Class 3' Nashville, Tenn ..................Brovvnsville,Tenn 'org Associate Editor I-f1z.vz'!cf', lOO-101. lVlCCAIN, A. M., E A . MEUX, G. XV, li' A . . . Pine Bluff, Ark . Stanton, Tenn Manager Class Nine, 199-'00, Manager Class Athletics, 'oo-lol. MONK, ALONZO JR., I X MooRE, V. I., A' 2' . MULLOY, MARY T. . NELSON, EMMA H. . NoLEN, B. T., A T S2 ,,,, PERRY, ALEXANDER, IR., ...................Knoxville,Tenn Class Treasurer, 'OO-lOI. . Opelika, Ala Class Nine, ,QQ-'OO Q 'oo-'or PJ . . . . . . . . . . . Nashville, Tenn . Mt. Pleasant, Tenn . Clovercroft, Tenn lx' A ................. Nashville, Tenn 'Varsity Nine, '99-'00, ,OO-lOl, Captain Class Nine, '99-'oog Captain Class Basketball, '99-'oog 'Varsity Basketball, 'oo-'org Class Eleven, 'oo-iol. POLLARD, JENNIE BELLE, Q lr' I' ........ . Nashville, Tenn PORTER, D., 41 A' E ...................... Paris, Tenn Class Prophet, '99-,OOQ Class Eleven, 'oo-'01, Class Nine, '99-'OO COO-,OI?JQ Class Basketball, 'oo-'org 'Varsity Basketball, ,oo-'oI. . PRIDE, MONNELL, 0 li' J '...... . Nashville, Tenn PRITCHETT, P, L,, A' A . . Nashville, Tenn RICH, STELLA A., 0 A I-7 , . . Nashville, Tenn SNEAD, A. C., E N . . . . Murfreesboro, Tenn VAUGHAN, A. W., K 5' . . ........, . . . Kirkwood, Mo WARREN, ELs1E R., Q A' WHITING, P. H., E X. . ZDANOWICZ, C. D., A TQ 4 I Gymnasium Team, ,OO-701. Y . ........ . . . Nashville, Tenn , . Great Barrington, Mass , . . . Nashville, Tenn 51 Her Songs 5 She sings a ballad, gallant and gay, Of men so brave who charge the height, Of the glorious ride that won the day, Of the sweetness of death for God and right For her lover sits at her feet. She sings a song of the victor's return, Of glory and honor won far awayg Of music and Howers and hearts that burn With pride for one of the grand array, For her lover has marched away. She softly hums an old love tune Of lovers trysting on the heath, 'Mid the fading light of a day in june, Of trust and constancy unto death, And his grave with i-lowers is strewn. 52 x. s 1 6.5 5 Yell Color VVOWI XVOW! Baby Blue. Flower-Green Grass. Officers 9 j. R. FISHER, ....... . , President. MARY STREET, ..... . . . . Secretary. R. H. PIUDSON, . . Treasurer SS Freshman Class il il ANTHONY, BURNETT, E N, B. A.. . BALDWIN, SAMUEL THOMAS, B. S. . . . BATES, WILLIAM BENSON, JR., li' A, B. A. . BLANTON, S. JORDAN, E N, B. S .... BLUE, MARY JANE, 67 A 0, B. A. . . BROWN, DOSXVELL PARRISH, 5' X, B. A. . BRYAN, JAMES VVILLIAM, JR., W A 0, B. S. . CAMPBELL, KATHERINE LOUISE, B. A. . CLARY, LAWSON M., A 11' E, B. A ......... I Class Basketball 'Varsity Nine. CORNELIUS, BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, B. A. ..... . DAVIS, GEORGE FRANCIS, B. A. . . . DAVIDSON, LILLIAN BEAUMONT, B. A. . . DENNY, ELIZABETH CHAPMAN, H .I H, B. A. . DICKSON, FELIX GRUNDY, B. A ..... DINNING, VVOODFORD WILSON, I N, B. A. DUNBAR, JAMES STEWART, JR., B. S. . EVANS, CHARLTON DUVAL, B. A. . EVANS, GEORGE JAMES, B. A. . FENNELL, JOE. B. A. ...... . FISHER, JOHN ROBERTS, A T .l, B. A. ..... . President of Class. HARPER, JOSEPH GERALD, B. A. ...... . HAYNES, BAYLESS W., B. A. ........ . Class Football Captain. HOUSTON, FRANK KIT'fRELL, E A E, B. S. ..,, , Sub 'Varsity and Class Eleven. 56 Franklin, Tenn Mulberry, Tenn Shelbyville, Tenn Nashville, Tenn Nashville, Tenn Jonesboro, Ark Nashville Tenn Nashville Tenn Bellbuckle, Tenn Nashville, Tenn Dancyville Tenn Nashville Tenn Nashville Tenn Southside Tenn . Gleason, Tenn Nashville, Tenn Memphis Tenn Memphis, Tenn . Cynthiana,Ky SpringEeld Tenn Dogwood Tenn Nashville, Tenn VVoodbury, Tenn lfUDSON, JACKSON, JENKINS KOLSKX', RICHARD l'lALL, GEORGE PULLEN WILLIAM OSCAR, Entrance Prize in IRVING, B. S. . LEAHY, ITARRY JOSEPH, B. LOVE, THOMAS LEMUEL, W LUEE, SAIDEE SHEFFIELD, Freshman Class fi J 7' J, B. A. ....... . Paris, Tenn Class Treasurer, Class Eleven. 1' .4 IJ, B. S ....... Birmingham, Ala Glee Club. 2' .4 E, B. A ........... Normandy, Tenn Mathematics and English, 'Varsity Eleven, Class Eleven. Class Basketball. S ...,.... J H, B. A. ...... . Class Eleven, Manager Class Nine. B.A. . MCICENZIE, EDWINA, B. A. . MOORE, HENRY DUNCAN, B. A .... MOTLOXV, FELIX WACOONER, A T Q, B. A .... NICHOLS, JOHN, B. A. . Class Eleven. Sub 'Varsity and Class Eleven. NOLEN, VVILLIAM ISAAC, A K B. S ........ Captain Class Track Team, Class Eleven, Track Team IQ NYE, ADOLPH FITZGERALD, B. A. .... .... . PATTERSON, ROBERT CLENDENNING, 2' X, B. A. . . . . 'Varsity Eleven, Class Eleven. PEAVY, JOHN ROBERTS, JR., li' E, B. S ........ PRICE, EDWARD THOMAS, S N, B. A. . PRYOR, MARY BUCHANAN, 0 J 0, B. A. . RAGLAND, SAMUEL EMERSON, B. A. . . REES, ALBERT SHOFNER, .Y A E, B. A ..... Class Eleven. 57 Nashville, Tenn Nashville, Tenn . Memphis, Tenn Nashville, Tenn McKenzie, Tenn Nashville, Tenn Lynchburg, N. C . Pisgah,Tenn . . FultOn,Ky OI Nashville, Tenn Nashville, Tenn . . Selma, Ala . Prairie Point, Miss , Nashville, Tenn Sunny Lane, Ky Fayetteville, Tenn Freshman Class T RICHEY, ROBERT CALVIN, A li' E, B. A ............ Guntown, Miss Captain Class Basketball, Sub 'Varsity Basketball, Class Eleven, 'Varsity Eleven, 'Varsity Nine. ROBERSON, HORACE MAXEY, B. S. ............. Pikeville, Tenn ROBERTS, LEON FRIERSON, B. S. . . . . Priest, Tenn ROSE, CLARENCE EDXVARD, li' A, B. S. . . Little Rock, Ark SANDERS, MAUD MARY, 0 J 0, B. A. . . Nashville, Tenn SIBLEY, JESSE BOURBON, K0 A 69, B. A. ........... Louisville, Ky 'Varsity Track Team, Captain Class Nine, Winner of Hammer Throw and Shot-put, Class Field Day, 'ol SMART, WYATT AIKEN, il li' E, B. A. ............ St. Louis, Mo STREET, MARY, B. A. ........... . Fayetteville Class Secretary. 1 TIGERT, JOHN JAMES, JR., W rl H, B. A. ........... Nashville, Entrance Prize in Latin and Greek, Class Eleven, Class Basketball. TRAWICK, CLARA BESSIE, W K J , B. A ............ Nashville WATKINS, LEWIS HAYES, B. A. .... . Franklin WEBB, DANIEL CLARY, J A' E, B. A ...... . Bellbuckle Class Basketball. WHITESIDE, FRED VVILLIAM, B. A. ...... . Bellbuckle Class Basketball. WHITMAN, VVILLIE SATTERWHITE, B. S. . . . Nashville WILLIAMS, EDWIN LELAND, B. A. . . . . Nashville VVILLIAMSON, JAMES RICHARD, II A' A, B. A ...... . Culleoka Sub 'Varsity and Class Eleven. WILSON, ROBERT MORRIS, B. S ..... A .... . Nashville WRIGHT, DOUGLASS M., Q A 9, B. S. . Bevi 58 1 3 Tenn Tenn Tenn Tenn ,Tenn I 1 ! 1 C Tenn Tenn Tenn Tenn Tenn r, Ky X W L Q 3 SZ - .V ' aZjS . Pfifllel. 5?-I is 4 . .ig-. 2- AS ' X li l, 7 ' f, if is . f Qc A'IKINS, LOVE BRANNER, . . BIRD, HUNTER LINN, ..... . . 'BRoNsoN, ETHEL ROBINSON IJUNNE, AUGUSTUS A., ..... . . ELLISON, FRANCES LOUISE, FROST, MARGARET B., . . . Hoss, HENRY SESSLER, . . JONES, ELIOT, ..... . JONES, RICHARD CHAPIN, . . . . LATHAM, ETHEL L., . . MOORE, HARRY, ........ . . WILLIAMS, JOHN LANCASTER, Asheville Female College, . University of Missouri, . . Hosmer Hall tSt. LouiSJ, . Nashville Bible School, . . VVhitworth College, . . . . . Nashville, Tenn. . . Cairo, Ill. h . . Nashville, Tenn. . . Nashville, Tenn. . . Jackson, Miss. VVard Seminary, ......... . . Nashville, Tenn. Branham 81 Hughes' School, . . . . . Nashville, Tenn. Private Tutor, ........... . . Nashville, Tenn. Private Tutor, .... . Boston High School, . University of Virginia, . Southern University, . . 59 . . Nashville, Tenn. . . Boston, Mass. . . Gallatin, Tenn. , . Fort Worth, Texas. A Toast Y A toast to our friends, who are faithful and true The friends by whose love we are blest. Through right and through wrong Be they steadfast and strong- Our friends, here's hoping the best. And here's to the Woman coquettishly true, The woman by whose love we are blest, VVho makes of a man Less a brute, if she can- Our sweethearts, God bless them the best. So drink with me, lads, to our sweethearts and friends. VVithout them we are devil-possessed, For friendshipls a charm Strong as Medea's balm, And love inspires all that is best. 60 J Engineering ol-ZX' ' si 2: , ' ix 'RN . MI' ill A if a sr - xr in ,5 - 1 Q ' 5 - gg, i-tra Sig .1 ,. . 1 , wif: ss-,- l e 4.- , - x , 7 51 , r WP T ,I lm , lf' I-aL.-ni' FQ f a . ls V P we xxqt 'J 'S .2 i Xb .,. B.. x S l Tx i bi l :fi E 1 rs' r L 3 -,K Association of Vanderbilt University il 9' Officers THOMAS M. NEEL ,........ .... P resident FRED HUME ,... . . Vice-President 1X.vV.IACKSON, . . . . Secretary K. BTCDONALD, . , , Treasurer Junior Class' B.-XSKERVILLE, GEO. B., W .I 19, A 61 W, Somerville, Tenn Class Eleven, '98-99, ,QQ-,OO. BERRY, RALPH XV., ......... ..... D enver, Colo Class Nine, 'QSJQQQ Class Basketball Team, '99-'oo. Vs' fail. . - , L '3'vll9fi'- 1545.1 C-AQ, is 1 1 If Q fi N v I ,levy HINES, RICHARD P. R., ln A, .... .... M obile, Ala , D -dx - Rl , Captain Class Nine, '98-'99, Class Nine, ,QQ-'oog Class : f 7 , Si, I v I. Cl , -, , , 1, Af , . Elex en, 9 99, Captain ass Eleven, QQ oo. L1 'QW 5 ff' f A A . , Q ., ,L . 'r s LUND, ALFRED M., J ll lu, . . . New Decatur, Ala X I 4Q!!,.b.,.r-.ir ' fe? W Nr- 42 N H if 5' Sirk X x N , X as, gi, sz. fF,:.x..ggg-f' - av , , gk yu bggl XXX L gykfl ' I BTS- E.. - 1 as QQ S wr.-i A' .L , 'Qu , .51 SL f :I -5: , ' n, Swv., X .- . ' I - n I , ff, . ,, -.1-ff s yn- L- '- V ,,.... , .. J., '. I - fl:-4 '. YN .. QI Q. 3 K X. ffl AL 1. -., , . Q, .1 ' . N '- 4' 9, f 'X' - 1 -rar'-Sf-C' T A A, ' , ,ff yfqsmnm ' 4ii '- rf 55. .......,, - , ---C .,- - , wx .. , , ,f K N, A --A, N-we hs ..- ,- , ,F -.T C, -,bi , -as - . .,- N. l F e. s ,, ,ss is ,E 4' m i, is Vg X 1 ' .ak 'Le -N x A X A . 1- .I x -:g..f.v. .4-gg x r 1: rr' -Ihiasef X X ' n I ux 1 '--' nl x N if ' 1 l'f.J'Q: XX lilCDONfXLD, K., li' J, .......... Louisville, Ky 'Varsity Eleven, '99-'00, 'oo-org Class Eleven, '99-'00, 'OO-OI Class Nine, '99-'00, 'oo-'org Class Track Team, '99-'oo. MCNEILLY, ROBERT H., . . Nashville, Tenn if Q' NEEL, THOMAS M., L' X, ........ Newberry, S. C on Gymnasium Team '99-'00, 'OO-'OIQ Member Vanderbilt ' - L--' .. .L , , - N-X' University Golf Club 'oo-'oI. 63 Sophomore Class BUCKLEY, RAY, A' A, ................. Class Nine '00-'01, Class Eleven, '99-'00, 'OO-'01, CHADWELL, ISAAC L., ll K A, . ......... . Class Eleven '99-'00, 'oo-'01, DIAZ, DELEON J., A If E, . . ELBRICK, FRED B., . FARRELL, HERBERT, Q J 6, . GARLAND, CLAUDE M., MCNULTY, PETER C., A K E, ............... Class Eleven, Class Basketball, Secretary Y. M. C. A. O,NEAL, ALFRED M., E X, .......... 'Varsity Track Team 'gg-'oo PIKE, ALFRED H., ll A' A, , ....... . REED, JAMES L., ............ ' ...... Class Eleven '99-'oo, ,OO-,OIQ Class Nine '99-'00, 'oo-,oi SLAUGHTER, BEN, E X, ....., ,..,.,, UHL, FORREST, . 64 . Louisville, Ky . Nashville, Tenn Sari Pedro, Mexico . Nashville, Tenn . Nashville, Term . Nashville, Tenn Chattanooga, Tenn . Florence, Ala Springfield, Tenn . Columbia, S. C Winchester, Tenn lrVheatland, Texas Freshman Class BODDIE, SMORER, . . ........ . Arkaclelphia BROOKS, ROY VV., A' -4, . .............. . Louisville, Ky Class Eleven 'oo-'org Class Nine ,OO-lOI. CHERRY, LESTER A., ............. . Nashville, Tenn Class Nine 'oo-'o1. COOPER, EDWIN XV, fp J H, . ...... . Nashville, Tenn Class Nine lOO-'OI. CREIGHTON, WM. F., E X, . ...... . Nashville, Tenn DORRIS. ANDREW C., . . Nashville, Tenn DUNBAR, CHARLES G., .Y X, .............. . Nashville, Tenn Class Nine 'oo-'org Class Eleven lOO-701. H.ARDISON, W. T., 3 X, . ............. . Nashville, Tenn HOLMAN, JACK D., J li' E, . ....... . Fayetteville, Tenn 'Varsity Nine 'oo-'or. MOTZ, CALEB, . . . . .... . . ' Lincolnton, N. C Class Eleven 'oo-'oI. Irregular and Special Students HUME, FRED, A li' E, 0 N E, ..... L ............ Nashville, Tenn Class Track Team '99-'00, Winner Pole Vault Class Field Day '99-'oog Class Treasurer '98-'99, '99-'oog Gym. Team 'QS-'99, '99-'00, 'OO-'01, Class Eleven '99-'00, Assistant Manager 'Varsity Eleven ,OI-lO2, Manager Freshman Athletics ,OO-lOI. JACKSON, A. W. . Paragoulcl, Ark' LLOYD, I-IUGH L., . . N21Sl'1VlllC, Tenn SCOTT, EARL F., EA E, . ..... . . Marshall, Texas 65' What's Two children, each the other's care, 5 n Upon the sand at play- They daily build their play-house there, That's daily washed away. AThat's love-simple love. He longs at sixteen years of age, That she'd just try his heart, Love He'd like to beard the lion's cage, And play the hero's part. That's love-silly love. Before the altar now they stand, XVith flowers in the air, In solemn silence clasp the hand, And God hath joined them there. That's love-trusting love. The silver-headed rnan and wife Have lived beyond their timeg Though nearly done their lease of life Their love is in its prime! That's love-lasting love l 66 wx -V ,V z.,I,?.g,. , VV Y : F .- 5 r' --- , 2 ,- aJ4uq I Q - . - V' A ' ' X Q 5 W gC'PJw' .g 'fV W V V V ., R ' Vx' - Q f . 1 ':V . QV :if . Q 1 -Veagif -. . , . e I f F' Yi ' 'fi ' 3 H ' - . 1 V x 'ff K ..., f f ' f - VZ ' l 1 Fr . V -rkv . -5,1 F :V A we Mgr Q1 U It I 1 '-2 ' 'L' 5 ' Vg '12-' . 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W Hs - ,.V,., . qabwm' Moy: it .X N . a..w3F9f,Ni ,, ,,f,... f ' - - Q V ,V ' V Qjglffiz-'ffm V. - VV ,V ' -if Q- , N., 1:5 1 N01 H ' - ' 52556-fif f ANfu W ALE'-'N X ff V 1. V1 ' 'V 4- fm - ,. :, .4 1n,g,,w .,, 'L K 4. if J Y . Fwxnr.M AWKK , ,VF Y -Q1,7Liav-.Nag 'ALA 'V V -- 1' f -'--'-- V. 1 . , L V Ur . 5 X 'V . V V . V V . - V- X. . . ff . . 4' . .. ,.,., ,V xzf '-fx ' ,- a - 'V f f--Y V ' ' '.zE-1:f.V::.'- Hx, - . 1 , fm - , ,V . . ,, . , V rr-5 . . F, U., I Q 'L . ' 1.34-:Qs-?z:..7Y-4f.: ' ---. X: r, ., V- , ' - Biblical Department if of Post-Graduates Bowen, Albert Crossland, A. M. fSOL1tl161'11 Universityl, B.D. CVanderbilt- Uhiversityj, Ozark, Ala. ' Gilbert, Thomas Hugh, A. B. QUniversity of Georgiaj, B, D. QVanderbilt Universityj, Pendergrass, Ga Iarrell, Charles Crawford, A. M. Uimoryj, B. D. fV21DdCl'bllt Universityj, Young Harris, Ga. 59 NAME. Adams, Eleazar Tarrant . . Ashida, Keiji ....... Curtis, 'William Marvette, A. M. . Duncan, Charles Bernard, A. B. . Franklin, Charles, A. M. . . . McConnell, Ray Madding, A. B. . McCulloch, james Edward, A. B. Powell, Eugene Hume at . . . Shannon, Alexander Harvey, A. B. . . Stevenson, Henry Munn, A. B. . Tyler, Frank Ames 'lc . . . Wolfe, Joseph Emmanuel, A.B. . Woolf, Ernest Lee, A. B. . . Beery, Gunning Christian, A. B. . Briggs, Frank Ansel, A. M. . Carley, Henry Thompson, A. B. . Eure, john Walter, A. B. . . Gilbert, Benjamin Fariss, B.S. . Greene, Charles Jerome, A. B. Lutz, Albert Simon, A. B. . . Odell, Edson Kinney, A. B. . Singleton, Frank Edus, A. B. . Slaton, Samuel Toliver, B. S. . Tilley, John Shipley, A. B. . Allgood, jackson Lee ,F . . Barnett, Robinson lra, A.B. . Brown, Robert T., A. Bit . . Calhoun, Otis Vaughan, Ph.B. Carey, I. Franklin, A. B. . . Davis, james Wendel if . Dixon, john Wesley, A. B. . Flynn, Glenn, A. B .... Fuqua, james Melvin, A. B. . Guice, Clarence Norman, Ph.B. . t Students in the English Theological Course. Senior Class COLLEGE. Ramiobk -Macofz . Kfzwzfzsez' Gakzzzbz . Sozzflzern U1zz'1fc2'sz'ty . Celziral .... Cem'1'a! .... Sozztkeflz U71z'Uersz'Ljf . Rzzfzrlolbh-Ilfacozz . Razzriofbh-Illrzcavz . llhllrczpx . . . Rpanoke . . . Rrmdo Mk -ilfarofz . Emmy! mm' H6'777jl . Raizdolizhallfamiz . Middle Class !li0r1'z31Jz'f!e . Cen fra! . 114' illmps . . . 1611711270506-1lfLlL'07Z . l'Vz'm:kes!c1' . . A 7'1'arz'eMhz'a . . C67If6llll7jf . . . Razz dolbh -rliacon .... Cefzfefzzzfjf ....... A fllbllillll P00'fEEkllZ.f fn.v!z'z'zzz'e Emozjf ........ Junior Class VZ'l:g'Z'7ZZ'lZ XlJz'!z'!a1jf Iv7Z5fZ'L'Ill'E . F!o1'z'rz'a C07QfE7'67ZCE College . Befhel ....... SOZlfh6'7'lZ U7zz Uw'sz'Lv . . lfVashz':zg!olz . . . Soufkerzz U7LZ-7!61'XZ'Ljl . Harfzpdefz-Sz'd11ey . . . Sozzlhfwesterfz Ufzz Uersz'zjf . Kefzmcky Iflfexleymz . . . fWz'Z!sa75s . . , T- RESIDENCE. Berkley, Va. Osaka, Japan. A Lower Peach Tree, Shelbyville, Mo. Houstonia, Mo. Talladega, Ala. Vinton, Va. Guns Hill, Va. Nashville, Tenn. Roanoke, Ala. Falls Church, Va. Louisville, Tenn. Rectortown, Va. Cedarville, Mo. Fayette, Mo. Bolton, Miss. Eure, N. C. Estill Springs, Tenn. Mena, Ark. New Orleans, La. Norfolk, Va. Searcy, Ark. Tuskegee, Ala. Conyers, Ga. Rockmart, Ga. Leesburg, Fla. Scottville, Ky. Mobile, Ala. Bishopville, Md. Murfreesboro, Tenn. Abilene, Va. Clarkson, Texas. Owensboro, Ky. Natchez, Miss. la NAME. Hammons, jacob Daniel, Ph, Bfl' Harper, Sidi, Browne? . . . Henry, NVaights Gibbs, A. B. . Holmes, Vtfilliam Vlfalter, A. B. jones, William Burwell, A. B. Lowe, Lewis Davies, A. B. . Mathews, Hampton Lee, B.S. Peerman, Ernest Leslie, A. B. Pfeiffer, Henry Casper, A. B. . Sadler, William Owen . . . Scott, George Franklin tk . Seay, Frank, A. M .... Senter, Samuel Taylor, A. B. . Shackford, John NValter, A. B. Tyler, Simon Roger, A. B. . . Board, Willis Marvin . Butler, james Barney . . Cameron, Irvin Turner . Crooks, Ezra Breckenridge . Crutchfield, james Edgar . Crutchfield, Wallace Moss . Davis, George Francis . . Dickson, Felix Grundy . Evans, Charlton Duval . Junior Class-Conti nued. COLLEGE. . He1zd1'z'x . . . Asbury ..... . SOIZfh6l'7Z U1zz'wr.rz'Zjf . . .fWz'!Lv1zj5s .... . .flYz'ZLrzzj5s . . . . Emmy ..... . PWM: Mefkocizkl . . Razzzfobh-flfarau . . Rmnloyh -llfacazz . . flf Ziffifl 155 .... . 1I7':'1z'n'le GEUIZQVZIIZ . . . SOZ!fhEl'll Unz'wv'sz'iy . . Ifiizg . Rzwzdoljih-Xllrrfoiz . . RdlZIf040A'lWlZE07Z . Theological Custer, Ky. Bainbridge, Ky. Ocellus, Tenn. . Patoka, Ill. Orange, Tex. Alvord, Tex. Dancyville, Tenn Southside, Tenn. Memphis, Tenn Evans, George James . . Memphis, Tenn Hale, William T .... . Montgomery, Ala. Harper, joseph Gerald .... Dogwood, Tenn. Hardy, james C ...... Honeyf Grove, Tex. Williams, john L. . . 1' Students in the English Theological Course Candidates Hearn, T. A ..... Holderness, Marvin Early jenkins, James McKendree Kasey, Arthur R. . . . Kennedy, Thomas Everett Mann, Richard M. . . Miller, Samuel Marvin . Moore, Harry .... Prickett,john W. . . . Reeves, Thomas Rosser . Rippey, Edgar Atha . . Weatherford, W. D. . . Williams, john T. . . . . Round Mountain, Tex. 71 RESIDENCE. Little Rock, Ark. Anderson, S. C. Palm, Ala. Kipling, Miss. Hattiesburg, Miss Harlem, Ga. Santa Rosa, Cal. Rustburg, Va. Lynchburg, Va. Corinth, Miss. Starke, Fla. Greensboro, Ala. Bristol, Tenn. Bedford City, Va. Falls Church, Va Arkadelphia, Ark . Fordyce, Ark . Quitman, Ark . Owensboro, Ky. . . Clinton, Ky Bell Eagle, Tenn . Burdick, Ky . Gallatin, Tenn . Maysville, Ga . Roanoke, Va . . Dallas, Tex Weatherford, Tex. Nashville, Tenn ' xx I ' Ill .R X .- ,'- . 'Q- ,N - , x , ,.,. R , wwf-5 Ria?- 'X X -Qu x., '- :L 1. 'wx' P' f' X X f Vai X X If I 'I fa N Y QE , N- x Q1 C n U ful! ' 14 , I ' V I 1 N I 1 '. -' lv ' fl 'Q I fm : f xmqijfgjfu, . Wdfxs .- X UAqQ3p'.7a?, 1 F. -,' ffl ll , i f' 15' -5,1-4,2 ' f H f ' .. 7 1 .7 5 .'.. ,, X' ' F' fl --?'?sg-7-Q43-Qigzlg I Ig 1- ' ' ' 1 I 1 N X ' x '1 if V I IE? 9 1 4 ' -'4' ' - 4 ' fr 11' ' lp , j W-kim? : xl f ' WW! We LUSJQ . 'mv-1 un-N xwa sn- V14 4 AW DEPARTMENT A' 4.1:-Z-E..--7A Senior Law Class 5' Officers CHARLES ASHLEY STAINBACK, P1fe5z'f!e'11Z. EDVVIN CAMPBELL STREET, Vz'ce-Pffeszkievzi. JOHN EDWARD CHAMBERS, Secafefzzffy. JOHN FORD WHITE, Yx76'ZZ5Zl7E7'. 75 BAXTER, SLOSS D. BONNER, M. H. . CABELL, J. V., M.S. CHAMBERS, I. E. . COOK, P. GORDON DYER, HASKELL H. FRAZER, GEORGE A. . GALLAGHER, W. E. GILL, FRED C. . . HEAD, HENRH' O. . LEVINE, ALFRED T. NIALONE, GEORGE S MORTON, JOHN W., JR. . MUNROE, THOMAS I. . NICHOLS, PAUL . . . PALMER, FRANK S., B. A. . SCOTT, LEGRANDE . . SKIPWITH, C. M. . STAINBACK, CHARLES A. . STEELE, THOMAS J., IR. . STREET, E. C., B. S.. . WHITE, J. F., B. A. Cflass fkoll Y .QAQGNE .QAG.. .KA.. . QAQQKW .EXGNE .K2.. .RA.. . IIKA. . KDAG . .HKA. . ATU . . AKE . 76 Nashville, Tenn. Nashville, Tenn. BOwlingGreen,Ky Briggsville, Ark. Clarendon, N. Y johnson City,Tenn Nashville, Tenn. N ewport, Ky. Fayetteville,Tenn Sherman, Texas Nashville, Tenn. Nashville, Tenn. Nashville, Tenn. Rushville, Ill. Nashville , Tenn Nashville, Tenn Gallatin, Tenn. Nashville, Tenn. Somerville, Tenn Ripley, Tenn. Guntersville, Ala Nashville, Tenn. Song of the NVe are the Senior Law, The class of jaw And kicks, NVe're a team- Relics ofthe old regime-- And this faculty, This new faculty, Better go against An iron fence, Or a buzz saw, Or the whole blame law, Than us. Wie buss And cuss, And hold elections And give directions To the faculty. XVe have our say, If not our way, Aboutvall things, Senior Law 'Till the building rings XVith our eloquence. On class we snooze, On exams. booze, And Gee! You ought to see Us and company run Moot court and Son. NVe're the whole thing, And don't give a ding XVho knows it. Always ready with a think, Always thirsty for a drink, The scrappy class, The happy class, The rowing, kicking, fighting class, The class that hasn't lost a man, That's full of grit and nerve and sand. It's a hun, Surpassed by none, The scrappy class of nineteen one! 77 I Am It. T A PNEUMATIC MONOLOGUE BY ROBERT BROWNING-BURNING WINGFIELD. I am no Marie Antoinette in . Nor queen of ancient France, Yet hundreds cry for bread - all Unheeded by me-because I Am in high places and rule 5 I am not the Medici, yet I have Dosed my many men and Sent them, weak and pale, Ruined and racked with pain To drag out their long, weary days g I am not Helen nor Cleopatra Nor any queen of marvelous beauty, Yet men lie wake of nights And think of me and my cold comfort 3 I am no mighty monarch - No Napoleon nor yet an Alexander- Yet what I order is always done, Or half done, at any rate 3 I am no deep philosopher, neither Prophet preaching new strange things, No learned author, yet each day I write what scholarly men cannot Digest no matter how great the effort, I am not Sapphoewhose burning songs Aroused all the wide world- Yet my burning productions Arouse many to burning words 3 Oh, yes, I am a mighty potentate Yet neither king nor emperor, I am famous, mighy, great, I am- the Cook. N 78 ,,,,.,.,..,, 3 K WW' WI HEI Li I' El 5 'Fx x -3' 14X W X' f if X N XX 0 J N .- 'ar NX UQ! 7f H 44 f fill fifzffcl N iii flfffa IU 1 f f WN 1 S X , 1 xmxl X ff l H J 1, . .. I. t - ,' a . Ql. J I 4, ,-:rf - in S n ' . . 3 - Q-. .aia5L:'f 4':' - 4 , Vf., 1 I s-255' y 1 L I' i 1 f .Q .fx ' ..,,, . -:. . ., . . ' N ...-.. . 5 1 V ' 2 X1 effif' av ' :fe N' 4- 7 V H ij' ,fig ., A, 5 if A,.', c ' ' ' ' if ' ' 5 'af' if 'N' Sita-.'f.213'f3'5-fi. ' E5 L - 'T . . I - I , .,:g2.i: it if 'hi :X-ling: 4 1 - , .1 X4 I ll ' ,JMU ' , ' fanfic ' . I! I X rl 1: -:N -40,1 X. f If ,ff X wg :I 1 f, ,L .1 , I ly, . r 4:'.,. .4 I 5 7 ,,,,,., 'gg -mf . x .' 1 ,L ' ' 'f ' 1 , Q: ,- 'K ' -? 1' X. ffv ' ' .I T, arf' I ISV . Ru, , fly' n 5 f . I 1 63? ill-k,N.1L 5i h'Tf 0,' ,g ly' ,, ' fr' , 1 F ff . 4 ,, Q 1 - l H M Q. - .i H 41 X f It-Jllffflliiljlbmxk 74 M4lM4wr.ml11l!lymllhgi .,,, , ,' M Nl R LAW F 9 Officers CLARENCE M. PIAVVKINS . ' Pfrszamf DAVID B. PERYEAR . Vice Preszdenz ROBERT A. BAILEY, JR. . Searemzfy JOHN W. FARLEY T. Z9'E!Z.S'Zl7f67' BAILEY, ROBERT A., JR. . BELLAH, L. PERCY . . . BOLLS, G. E. . . . BIRD, HUNTER LINN . BROWN, 'JOHN .... . CALDXVELL, CHARLES W. . CARLISLE, J. C., B.A. , . CARTER, T. R. . . COOPER, GEORGE P. . COOPER ROBIN J. FARLEY, JOHN W., . . FRIERSON, HORACE, JR. . GRISSAM, C. C .... HALL, CHARLES D.. . . HAXXVKINS, CLARENCE M. . HIPSH, JACOB F. . . . HOLLINGSWORTH, JAMES I. . HOLMAN, HARRY T. . . HOLMES, J. R., JR. . . . . HOWARD, WILLIAM J., M.A. . KETCHUM, A. W .... MAKIBBEN, A. C. . MCMORROUGH, T. J .... MOORMAN, H. E ...... O,CONNOR, MYLES P., B.A., M.A. . OWEN, CROCKETT, .... . PEOPLES, J. A. . . PERYEAR, DAVID B. . PIERSON, J. E ..... UNDERWOOD, E. M., B.A. . WARNKEN, CHARLES A. . WEBB, THOMAS I., JR. . WYATT, R. D. . . Class Roll il .K2. .KA . . IIKA. . .CIDA9. .fbA9. .4nAO,eNE . KA . . .KA .KA . .ATA, . . KE.. . KA. . KE. . .EN,AefIJ .AKE. . . KE. . KA. . EX. . ATO. . 1DA9. .KA. 82 Franklin, Tenn. Nashville, Tenn. Vicksburg, Miss. Cairo, Ill. Columbia, Tenn. Nashville, Tenn. Sadlersville, Tenn XVaverly, Tenn. Huntsville, Ala. Nashville, Tenn. VVhiteville, Tenn. Nashville, Tenn. Brownsville, Tenn. Syracuse, N. Y. Huntingdon, Tenn. Nashville, Tenn. Arcadia, Fla. Fayetteville, Tenn. Galveston, Texas. Mt. Pleasant, Tenn. Somerville, Tenn. Nashville, Tenn. Ebenezer, Miss. Grand Rapids, Mich. Leiper's Fork, Tenn. Coluinbia, Tenn. Columbia, Tenn. Hendersonville, Tenn Ripley, Tenn. Atlanta, Ga. LaGrange, Texas. Nashville, Tenn. Newbern, Tenn. Was Department of Pharmacy BREWER, BERTIE AUGUSTUS, A reaclia, La. 5' 3' Senior Class EASON, ANDREW XVILSON, AI-kahnrla, Miss, JETTON, ROBERT LEE, Maylield, Ky. JUSTICE, J. EDWIN, Pleasant View, Tenn. KIERR, BRYON B., Murfreesboro, Tenn. KIMMINS, ROBERT Lonfview Tenn. I 5 I LITTLE, JOI-IN l3RI'I I'ON, Marshall, Texas. LOFTIS, ZENAS SANFORD, Rodffers, Texas. P3 NEIL, D. HARDEE, Nashville, Tenn. NICCOKKLE, NORMAN MILLER, Water Valley, Miss. NICCREDY, FRANI4 G., Nashville, Tenn. NICREE, JOI-IN l., Trenton, Tenn. NIARTIN, WILLIAM FRANK, Waxahaehie, Texas. POPE, JAMES FARNANIJIs, Coluinhus, Miss. PRITCIIARD, ARTI-IUR CONYNGTON, Albion, Ill. SIMS, MYRTLE S., Memphis, Tenn. SMITH, ALBERT LAFAYETTE, B.S., Reaclyville, Tenn. STANFORD, XNYILLIAM BURR, Cuthbert Ca. TAYLOR, OSCAR M., Martin, Tenn. URQUHART, JOI-IN C., Cochran, Ga. WARE, HARIQX' CI-IILD, Greenville, C. XVEST, JAMES VVI-IITAIQER, B. S., Clayton, Ala. WI-IIIJPLE, CLIFFORD TILDEN, A. B., Cochran, Ga 35 QWith Apologies to Tennyson.l Under the Stars 5 Sunset and evening star, and one sweet girl with mel And may all other folk be distant far, and neither hear nor seeg Then shall my faltering tongue long silence break, and bravely will I dare On her reply my life-long joy to stake, my love declare. Deep blush and timid start, a drooping ofthe eyes! O may there be no chilling ofthe heart when she replies, But such a warmth of glad spring-time and love my heart shall thrill with bliss Then in the presence ofthe stars above I'll claim her with a kiss. ii' Leaving the Bar 5 Cock-tail and whiskey straight and Scotch high-ball for me! And may there be no mild stuff on the bar when I reach out to see, But such a dose that taken puts to sleep too full to longer roamg Then I shall board the car in stupor deep to go back home. Headlight and clanging bell but all outside the dark! O may there be no stumbling on the step when I disembarkg For though from out this bourne of time and space this drink may bear me far, I hope to reach at last my sleeping place when I have left the car. 86 f A g....:--mir' ., f :llm2f,...,i5:i,zg ., f ,fyf ,Ji , V, . . gif? 3711, A A, , f , ' , ,,, f ,g,- -if-4 X . , ,, A . .1 . , , 1 v -X x, - ' -' f- ff,-f' 0 1 xv X X ,A A - ,,,A,,w,W-f,,,f,,.4,,.v..v..W..v.h,,,,,,,' af f , -n 'N-. . 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C alifornia, VVILLIAMS, DEE ...,... . . Mississippi. YVILSON, GRANVILLE XVALLACE . . . Tennessee. YOUNT, NVILLIAM EMANUEL . . Missouri. Senior Class Adkerson, John Brien, Tennessee. Dupree, Oscar Posy, Alabama Anderson, Frank Clary, Tennessee. Edmonston,Thos. XVestley,Tennessee Andrew, Henry James, Indiana. Enloe, Cortez Ferdinand, Missouri. Beazley Hugh Coleman, Kentucky. Estes, David Gilbert, Alabama. Buck, William Thomas, Tennessee. Finch, Carl, Tennessee. Burns, Robert Abe, Alabama. Fuller, Claude, Tennessee. Bynum, Joseph M., Mississippi. Frey, Jesse Jacob, Tennessee. Cagle, Thomas Jackson, Oklahoma. Gaston, John Porter, Alabama. Canady, Julius Eldred, Illinois. Glasgow, Marvin XVl1itiield, Alabama. Cardon, Samuel Garrett, Alabama. Gray, XVilliam Lawrence, Tennessee. Carraway, John Houston, Texas. Gregory, Floyd Jackson, Virginia QI Senior Class Carter, John Edward Tilden, N. C. Haman,Willie Brown, Arkansas. Carter, james Nottingham, Georgia. Hanner, john Wesley, Tennessee. Caton, Charley Nathan, Tennessee. Hargis, Frank Cooper, Tennessee. Cherry, William Raleigh, Kentucky. Harris, Albert 'vVynne, Tennessee. Collom, Clyde C., Texas. Harris, John Brown, Tennessee. Cordonnier, Simeon Xavier, Illinois. Harvey, Francis Leslie, Missouri Cox, Tip, Georgia. Harwell, William Samuel, Tennessee. Cummins, john O., Tennessee. Hatcher, john Octavius, Arkansas. Danley, Noah, Tennessee. Hathcock, P. L., Arkansas. Doak, james Robert, Tennessee. Havner, joseph Bostick, Arkansas. Duckworth, Guilford Marvin,Tenn. Haynes, las. Plummer, Tennessee. Hearne, Robt. Ebenezer, Tennessee. Patten, Harry F., Ohio Hedges, Charles Wilburn, Illinois. Pearson, john Ira, Texas. Herdman, Elliott Kent, Michigan. Perry, 'William james, Tennessee. Huggins, james Isaac, Tennessee. Porter, Frederick Eugene, Tennessee. Hughes, Hardin I., Kentucky. Ragsdale, Ernest Marion, Tennessee. Hunt, james Carroll, Tennessee. Reeder, Arthur Augustus, Arkansas. Ives, Washington Mackey, Florida. Reese, Homer, Tennessee. jarrell, William Williamson, Georgia. Rhea, Byrd Smith, Tennessee. jones, Daniel Webster, jr., Arkansas. Richards, Charley.Clifton, Miss. Kimmons, Albert john, Tennessee. Seibert, Daniel Glenn, Mo. Lacy, Justin Ernest, Tennessee. Sherman, john Clate, La. Lamb, Henry Allen, Maine. Sherwood, Xvaltercigirence, Indiana. Lenehan, Walter, Tennessee. Shivers, Offa Lunsford, Alabama. Litterer, William, Ir., Tennessee. Slayden, joseph Everet, Arkansas. Macon, William Linus, Tennessee. Snoddy, Cary Alexander, Tennessee. Martin, Robert Alfonzo, Alabama. Snyder, Jacob Roscoe, Alabama. Mason, Edgar Perry, Kentucky, Spence, joseph Talley, Tennessee. Melton, james Merit, Tennessee. Stephenson, NVilliam Oliver, Texas. Montgomery, Robert Bruce, California. Stingily, Clyde Ray, Mississippi. Moore Charles Hamilton, Alabama. Stone, George VVashington, Texas. Moran, William, Maine. Stone, joe Boon, Mississippi. Murray, -Ioe, Tennessee. Taylor, john Frank, Texas. 92 Senior Class McKee, john Forsythe, Illinois. Turney, Miller Francis, Tennessee. McRee, Mat Marshall, Tennessee. Wade, Earl Esmy, Arkansas. McVVilliams, jacob Martin, Tennessee. VVard, Jeremiah, jr., Texas. Neblett, Lesis Lowe, Tennessee. VVilson, Frank Beaty, Tennessee. O'Connor, Albert Thaddeus, T Third Year Barlow, Martin Iohnston,Arkansas. Hynds, Robert VValker, Georgia. Booth, William Mason, Tennessee. jones, George Pierce, 'Tennessee ennessee. Yearwood, Archibald Lee, Tennessee. Carmichael, Cawood johnson, Tennessee. jones, Oscar Eve, Arkansas. Clopton, Abner Theodore, Kentucky. McLean, George Davidson, Miss. Evans, Charles Aylmer, Kentucky. Shivers, Ernest Eranie, Mississippi. Hollobaugh, Andrew Neuton, Ark. Smith, Robert Henry, Texas. Second Year Bell, Charlie Gideon, Mississippi. Galloway, Ethelbert Hives, Miss. Blanton, Marvin Asbury, Tennessee. Hamilton, john C., Arkansas. ' Brice, james VValter, Tennessee. Hill, Garland Withers, Kentucky. Bromley, Richard C., Tennessee. Leonard, john William, Tennessee. Buchart, Edward Louis, Indiana. Lewis, james William, Kentucky. Burdette, Benjamin LaFayette, Tennessee. Ludwig, Oscar William, Indiana. Byrd, W'illiam George, Mississippi. Minor, Harry Fisher, Tennessee. ' Cavitt, Bonner Huxley, Kentucky. Mottitt, William Alvie, Kentucky. Clack, Walter Spencer, Tennessee. Moody, Laurie Mason, Kentucky. Clary, Wm. Franklin, jr., Tennessee. Motheral, Raphael, California. Compton, Wheeler YVilkinson, Tenn. McCabe, Wm. Michael, 'Tennessee Cryer, George Alonzo, Alabama. McKnight, Edward DeVVitt, Ark. Dake, Richard Wiggin, Tennessee. Nelson, Robert Bailey, Tennessee. Dawson, james Robertson, Alabama. Nichols, james Thomas, N. Carolina. Dixon, William Clarence, Tennessee. Patterson, George Wallace, Alabama. Duarte, Theophilus Belfort, Brazil. Shands, Percy Clinton, Texas. Duggan, Snethen Burroughs, Tennessee. Sherrill, joseph Johnston, 'Tennessee Duncan, William Adolphus, Kentucky. Watson, joseph Price, Mississippix Dye, Thomas Clemens, Texas. Williams, Edward Leslie, Tennessee. Eastland, james Hiram, Texas. Wilson, John William, Alabama. Floyd, William Ernest, Mississippi. Wright, john L., Tennessee. Fort, Mannie Almanza, Alabama. Young, Louis Edwin, Kentucky. Fox, Urban Rivers, Tennessee. Young, Tilden Hendricks, Alabama. 93 First Year Albright, Baxter, Tennessee. Cobb, james Ennis, Tennessee. Alsobrook, I. Walter, Alabama. Combs, Lee Allan, Tennessee. Barnett, Vlfilliam Thomas, Tennessee. Cooper, Arthur Ferdinand, Tennessee. Bauman, john William, Tennessee. Danley, james, Walter, Tennessee. Beasley, Moses Andrew, Tennessee. DeGraffenried, T. Seay, Alabama. Brown, Howell Houston, Arkansas. Dickinson, Vxfalter Philip, Alabama. Burns, james Columbus, Texas. Elder, Nathan A., Texas. Burwell Howard Beirne, Alabama. Elmore, Preston McGee, Mississippi. Bush, Robert Carlisle, Tennessee. Eve, Duncan, jr., Tennessee. Carpenter, Forest Lafon, Kentucky. Felder, john Lawson, Oklahoma. Clayton, George Wfashington, Miss. Grainger, Gustavus A., 'Tennessee Gray, Conner Easley, Tennessee. Lawler, john Martin, Tennessee Griffin, jack Darwing, Florida. Maples, XVilliarn Ellis, Alabama. ' Guice, Charles Pugh, Mississippi. Moore, john XVhite, Tennessee. Hagy, George Aaron, Tennessee. Nichols, james XVilliam, Alabama. Hall, Luther B., Tennessee. Northcutt, Eugene Ebon, Tennessee. Harter Hugh B., Indiana. Odom, 'William Howard, Tennessee. Hendrix, Maecenas Benton, Tennessee. Petway, Sanders McAllister, Tennessee. lngraham, Lee Harwood, Arkansas. Polk, Thomas XVill, Kentucky. Jeter, Edgar joshua, Tennessee. Reynolds, XVilton Everette, Tennessee. Keidel, Victor, Texas, Rose, XVilliam Dake, Tennessee Kelly, Dan Wade, Louisiana. Saunders, Elbridge Gerry, Tennessee. Simmons, XfValter Heiman, Mississippi. Singletary, XVinston Burnette, Louisiana. Small, Urbane Shofner, Tennessee. Stephens, Charles Ross, Arkansas. Stroud, XVilliam Oscar, Tennessee. - Teaehout, Stanley Ross, Tennessee. Towns, Sherrod Ross, Mississippi. Williamson, George Leon, Tennessee. Williamson, john Shuler, Alabama. VVilson,john Vtfilliam Cloud, jr., Tennessee. XVright, Guy Carter, Tennessee. 94 Zf'AXiVQ -Qi? 3 5 ,, FN A ,I-uf MX 11lf11wfw1 J A -iuf A . 55 ,AVA A lv , L .f w N ,.v, .. '- Ax v 0C111f2V Af , T f if f 'P I.. m f . 1 . . IV f M , f 1 .x.. 'i.1':1fi1i ff? V Xi, 13, ,V - i.,,..vA ff N gi, V -L 19 s ' :,A .,,. .. . v W- Q AH , 3 1 ., N L hw mf 1 f - vf ' M :Q a 1 .K l , N A A X A ' - -,',fAf' - V' 1 wg' . H A - , ' I W' , -- A V .- M ...V X A - 'WL ,HE I 6. -,-:. 5 1' r ' REQ Y Q ' sv X' A' 'i , 1ixM 3l ,iagne J P ' 4 , 3 A 'f 13 ,LN , '- - ,.A' - 15' -A Af - 3 . 1 hl4'1v 'gs X - NK, J . ' , , 'V 37 A , ' . X ff 'W ' Silk fifif- k R VA., , .,,:4 I V ...:, . ..f- . , :,1i.-,-V-M ' , g L , W . 13 f5.s'z:,,h N wvljix .-V: vkk.. A Q15 RK X 5-,Hcp f.. -.f- f?yQ23Qfy22 -1 Jjyf-'J ,fag A . Wi Q,mr,.ff'AS,Qfj'fifY',. I Akers, Ernest Frank, . Barnett, John NVill, Jr.,. Boswell, Jessie Virgil, . Bowen, Bowen, .... . Breast, Clement Arthur, . . Brentlinger, Thomas Jefferson, Brown, John Hamilton, . . Buckner, VVilliam Frederick, Cummins, Walter Gray, . Delaney, Reuben Media, . Donoho, DeBow ,... Foley, Albert Franklin, . Folmar, Frank Pierce, . Gentry, William Thomas, . Dental V Department Senior Class . Florida. . Alabama. . Missouri. . Tennessee. . Tennessee. . Kentucky. . Mississippi . Tennessee. . Tennessee. . Texas. . Tennessee. . Mississippi. . Alabama. . Tennessee. Guthrie, George Nichol, Jr., Hall, James Oscar, . . . Harper, Ben Williams, . Holder, Harry Alfonso, Jackson, VValker Gee, . . Johnson, Eugene Armstrong, Joyner, Paul Montgomery, King, John Manly, . . . King, Philip Edward, . . Leonard, Thomas Amos, . McKibben, William Frank, Moody, Charles Walton, . Newman, John William, . Oman, David Stirton, . Tennessee. Texas. California. Tennessee. Texas. Mississippi Tennessee. Alabama. Kentucky. Tennessee. Missouri. Tennessee. Florida. Tennessee. Phillips, john Henry, . . - Pierce, XVilliam Harrington, . Pou, James Virgil, . . . Ragland, Asher Graham, . . Ramos, Rafael M., . . Rich, Stanley Loveman, . Robey, William Marvin, . Rowsey, john Emmett, . Rutherford, John Herbert, . Barnett, Doak Ginn, . Barrow, Seth Lee, . . . . Barton, john Ezwoh ,... Blackburn, Derward Clinton, Brock, James Lydian, . . . Butler, Jerome Pillow, . Cheatham, Vtfilliam joe, . Clarke, George Nichols, . . Crenshaw, William Shelton, . Crutchneld, Edgar Mantlebert, Cullorn, George Alvin, . . . Harris, Gustavus Nathan, . . Hall, Deveaux, . . . . johnson, Henry Chanfrau, . Kemp, Charles Mercer, . . Kerley, VVilliam Adolphus, . Abbott, R. P., . Bell, B. B., . Biggs, U. E., . . Birdsong, S. S., . Blaine, E. I., . . Blair, B., . . . . Brown, Thomas, ..... tVVithdrawn on account of sickness. 'rNot in attendance. iTrans1'erred to Medical Department. Dental Department 3' Alabama. Alabama. Mississippi. Kentucky. Mexico. Tennessee. Tennessee. Tennessee. Missouri. Middle Florida. Texas. Texas. Texas. Alabama. Tennessee. Kentucky. Louisiana. Arkansas. Kentucky. Tennessee. Texas. Mississippi. Tennessee. Georgia. Tennessee. Rutland, Neale Mulligan, . . Scarborough, Ambrose Lee, . Sinclair, Strange Levi, . . Stevens, Ernest Leigh,. XVhite, 'Walter Howard, . . VVhitehearl, Xvilliam NValton,. Vkfolfe, Frank DeKalb, . . XVoodard, Robert Samuel, . Class Kincaid, Guy Hymnar, . King, Benjamin Rush, . . Lanfless, Eugene Shofner, . Macy, Reuben Herbert, . Mitchell, joseph Dee, . Mount, Horace Gunst, . Newton, Charles Marye, . Price, Guy Hartwell, . Powers, George Luther, . Sample, Eugene, . . Smith, George Creed, . Smith, Henry Harrison, . . Smith, james Xkiilliainfk . . Staples, Ytlilliam Boylcs, M. D., . . Sturm, Ernest Wialker, . . XVood, Roy XVilliam, . . . Junior Class Mississippi. Tennessee. Kentucky. Mississippi. Texas. Tennessee. Tennessee. Burnam, I. C., . Campbell, VV. D., . Craig, I., . . DeLoach, J. A., . Diaz, J. Gi . . . Dickenson, VV. P1 . English, VV. C., . . 98 Kentucky. Alabama. indiana. Kentucky. Tennessee. Mississippi Texas. Tennessee. Texas. Alabama. Tennessee. Florida. Missouri. Mississippi Texas. Mississippi Tennessee. Alabama. Kentucky. Mississippi Kentucky. Alabama. Tennessee. Missouri. Tennessee. Tennessee. Mississippi Mississippi Cuba. Alabama. Missouri. Ford, U. SSI' . Foust, R. E., . Fugler, P. M., Garrett, Hugh, Giddens, A. H., Green, S. 'T. R., Horton, R. L., Howard, XVilson Hughes, H. b., Hull, M. R., . Hunt, S. M., . Jenkins, H. L., Kincaid, G. B., , . iX'TCCZ1iiOIT1, O. C., McKinstry, Will Mixon, E. S.T iam, i' Not in attendance Dental Mississippi. Tennessee. Mississippi. Mississippi Georgia. Texas. Mississippi. Missouri. Tennessee. Texas. Tennessee. Tennessee. Texas. Kentucky. Tennessee. Louisiana. Department Murray, M. I., O'Neal, H. L., Porter, P. A., . Prettyrnzin, G. G., Senter, R. L., SllClJPZ1I'd,-I. E. Shewmake, M. Smith, H. E. . ,. E., . Smith, H. M. A.,. . . Stokes, I. R., . Taylor, Viston, Terhune, F. VV. Thurman, R. B Wfziles, C. M.T XVi11iams,J. W. XVoods, I. A.,. 'x Y. 11 9'7 , . ., . - F., . . Tennessee. Texas. S. Carolina Iliinois. Mississippi Tennessee. Arkansas. Kentucky. Tennessee. S. Carolina Tennessee. Kentucky. Tennessee. Mississippi Kentucky. Texas. i-77:32 fm E, 3' The Story Told By a Badge 5- 1- -1- AM a fraternity pin. This morning John, the man who cleans up my master's office, while master had stepped out and I was resting on the coat he had slipped off, told me that master is to be married to-night. This bit of news, together with an inci- t dent that occurred yesterday, clears up in my mind what has puzzled me for a long time. Yesterday my master, after looking at me steadily for quite a while, sud- denly grasped me and held me so tightly that I was amazed at his rudeness, and then, relaxing his hold, he sighed, Ah, why did she ever refuse me? It was many years ago that I first made my appearance in this world, that was when my mastcrnwas a freshman at college. I remember as distinctly as if it were yesterday the day I was taken out of the express ofhce with my diamonds and rubies in gold and enamel setting, brand new from the factory. I remember, too, how proudly my master pinned me on his coat, and I was glad to sparkle my best greeting to him. I was shown around among the boys and admired by them all, and the young ladies were kind enough to compliment me, and all this mademy diamond and ruby eyes sparkle all the brighter. It was during the next summer that I hrst met my little mistress. I shall always call her my mistress, for I like her better than any of the other girls whose acquaintance I have made from time to time. I have been with her longest, and then she was always kinder to me, and was so proud of me I could not choose but like her, and I was never happier than when nest- ling on her bosom amid the folds of her dress listening to the happy tones of her mellow voice and stirred by the joyous beat of her heart. My acquaintance and friendship with my little mistress grew very intimate and lasted until after my master had finished college and had set up as a lawyer in the city. Sometimes I left mistress for a short space when my master wanted me for some special occasion, such as a banquet or the initiation of new members, but I was always glad to get back to her. One day mistress received a letter from my master that made her very happy. She grabbed me up and fervently pressed me to her lips several times until I began to wonder what could be the matter with my mistress to cause her to act in such an unusual fashion. But I knew I was to know, as she confided all her secrets to me, and in good time she told me that master had asked her in that letter if she would be his wife. I didn't wait to hear her say what her answer would be, for I had already read that in her eyesg I had already felt that in the fond kisses impressed upon me, and the tender stroking of her hand. All that day mistress was evidently meditating upon some project, and in the afternoon she went down to IO! the jeweler's and purchased a handsome silver-mounted pocketbook, and had engraved on the top, For an Old Bachelor. She wrote something on a slip of paper and put it inside the pocketbook and sent it off to master. She smiled at me very knowingly, and said she was going to surprise master. For several days she was in the best of spirits, and told me some of her old favorite secrets over and over again. Soon she began to watch eagerly for the mail, and a troubled expressionsettled upon her face as time went on and no communication from master came. Day after day she grew more and more anxious and sad, and day after day she was disappointed. Finally, a letter came that I thought would break my poor mistress' heart. I could not cry with her, but I was so sorry for her the sparkles all went out of my eyes. The letter brought the news that master had sailed for Europe. The next day I left my dear mistress, and have never seen her since. It was a dark, gloomy day, and I remember Wonder- ing if the sky were not sympathizing with mistress in her sorrow. I found master a sad and changed mann-quite different from the young master I had left still full of his college pranks and bubbling over with good-natured humor. VVe traveled in Europe for several years, meeting many strange people and seeing many quaint and curious sights. Iwas Worn for short times by heiresses and high ladies, but I never fancied any as Well as my first dear mistress, and I always felt out of place among their rich silks and laces, their other jewels, with their big, lustrous eyes, looking down upon me in mute disdain, so that I shrank back and hid myself from their gaze behind the folds of cloth. Even the lady Whom master is going to marry to-night used to go to dinners and dances and leave me locked up in the drawer of her writing desk. Isaid it was all plain to me now. Master read the words engraved on the pocketbook and thought himself refused. If I could only tell him-but then it would cause him pain- that within the pocketbook on a slip of paper was written the one Word, Yes IO2 f f 5. X f -JJ ,-.- ' , , f. ,f ,f,- -,f I c za- , ff 7 V Qiffxfyf jf -,f.f,Ay,f , ,IL ,N r, ,,,V,,- fy f f zz A I Aff J ' , 7' fl' ji-fy: f . fg,!A,,y4.,f,. A ,, f f ,iv .f X ff. 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VERIIIINT ALI'I-IA-University of Vermont, Burlington, Vt. MAssAcI-IUsE'I I's ALP1-IA-XVillizims College, NVillianIstown, Mass. h'iASSACHUSE'L'TS BE'I'A-Aniherst College, Amherst, Mass. K RHODE lsLAND ALPI-IAfBl't'1XVl1 University, Providence, R. I. NEW YORK ALIJIAIA--Cornell University, Ithaca, N. Y. NEW YOIIIQ BETA-U1llO11 University, Schenectady, N. Y. NEW Yoltx DELTAfCOlLlI1lbl3 University, New York, N. Y. NEW Yolm ISPSILON-SYFEICLISC University, Syracuse, N. Y. PENNSYLVANIA ALPHAfLzifayette College, Easton, Pa. PENNSYLVANIA BETA-Pennsylvania College, Gettysburg, Pa. PENNSYLVANIA CrAMMAfVV21SlliIlg'EOI1 and jefferson College, NVashington, Pa. PENNSYLVANIA DELTA-Allegheny College, Meadville, Pa. PENNSYLVANIA EPSILON-Dickinson College, Carlisle, Pa. PENNSYLVANIA ZETA-University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pa. PENNSYLVANIA ETA-Lehigh University, South Bethlehem, Pa. Beta Province VIRGINIA BETA-University of Virginia, Charlottesville, Va. VIRGINIA GAMMAfRandolph-lvlaeon College,Ashlz1nd, Va. VIRGINIA ZE'1'AYX7V2lSl1il'1gtO1'1 and Lee University, Lexington, Va. NORTI-I CAROLINA BETA-University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, N. C. , KENTUCKY ALPI-IA4C6Ilt1'6 College, Danville, Ky. KENTUCKY DELTA?CCHtl'3l University, Richmond, Ky. TENNESSEE ALPI-IAiVzInderhilt University, Nashville, Tenn. TENNESSEE BEIIA-University of the South, Sewanee, Tenn. 107 Gamma Province GEORGIA ALPHA-University of Georgia, Athens, Ga. GEORGIA BETA-Emory College, Oxford, Ga. i . GEORGIArCiAMMAfNI6I'C6l' University, Macon, Ga. ' I ALABAMA ALPHAfUniversity of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, Ala. ' ALABABIA BETAYI-XlZIb2ll'IlE1 Polytechnic Institute, Auburn, Ala. Delta Province OHIO ALPHA-Miami University, Oxford, Ohio. OHIO BETA-Ohio VVesleyan University, Delaware, Ohio. OHIO GAMMA-OlIiO University, Athens, Ohio. OHIO ZETA4Glll0 State University, Columbus, Ohio. ,, ' OHIO ETA4CHSS School of Applied Science, Cleveland, Ohio. OHIO THETA-University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, Ohio. MICHIGAN ALPHA-University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Mich. Epsilon Province INDIANA ALI5'HAWIndiana University, Bloomington, Ind. INDIANA BETA-Vxfabash College, Crawfordsville, Ind. ' INDIANA G'AMMA-BLITICI' College, University of Indianapolis, Irvington, Ind. INDIANA DELTA7Fl'2l1lklIH College, Franklin, Ind. INDIANA EPSILON--Hanover College, I-Ianover, Ind. INDIANA ZETAfDePauw University, Greencastle, Ind. INDIANA VIIHETA-PL11'ClI1C University, West Lafayette. Zeta Province ,ILLINOIS ALPHA-Northwestern University, Evanston, Ill. ILLINOIS BETA-University of Chicago, Chicago, Ill. ILLINOIS DELTAAKnox College, Galesburg, Ill. ILLINOIS ZETA-Lombard University, Galesburg, Ill. ILLINOIS ETA-University of Illinois, Champaign, Ill. VVISCONSIN ALPHAfUniversity of Xkfisconsin, Madison, Wis. MINNESOTA ALPHA-University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minn. IOWA ALPHAfIowa XVesleyan University, Mt. Pleasant, Ia. IOWA BETA4UniverSity of Iowa, Iowa City, Ia. IWISSOURI ALPHA-University of Missouri, Columbia, Mo. ' MISSOURI BETAfXVCSt1T1I1lStCl' College, Fulton, Mo. IVIISSOURI GrAMMAAVVZ1SllII1gtOD University, St. Louis, Mo. KANSAS ALPHA-University of Kansas, Lawrence, Kansas. NEBRASKA ALPHA-Universityof Nebraska, Lincoln, Neb. Eta Province MISSISSIPPI 'ALPI-IA-University of Mississippi, University, Miss. LOUISIANA ALPI-IA+'TL1l2l1'16 University of Louisiana, New Orleans, La. TEXAS BE'rA-University of Texas, Austin, Texas. TEXAS GAMMA7SOL1'fl'1WCS'E6l'I1 University, Georgetown, Texas. 108 Theta Province CALIFORNIA ALPI-IA-University of California, Berkeley, Cal. - ' CALIFoItN1A BE'1'AnfLCiZl11d Stanford junior University, Stanford University, Cal. WAsHING'i'oN ALPI-IA-University of Vlfashington, Seattle, Wash. Alximni Clubs Annual Alumfxi Day, March 15th Boston, Mass. Harvard University. Providence, R. I. New York, N. Y. Syracuse, N. Y. Baltimore, Md. Pittsburgh, Pa. Philadelphia, Pa. VVashington, D. C. Richmond,'Va. Louisville, Ky. Nashville, Tenn. Columbus, Ga. Atlanta, Ga. Macon, Ga. Montgomery, Ala. Selma, Ala. Birmingham, Ala. Mobile, Ala. New Orleans, La. Cincinnati, Ohio. Akron, Ohio. Cleveland, Ohio. Columbus, Ohio. Athens, Ohio. Toledo, Ohio. ' Hamilton, Ohio. Detroit, Mich. Franklin, Ind. Indianapolis, lnd. Chicago, Ill. Galesburg, Ill. LaCrosse, Wis. Milwaukee, Wis. Minneapolis and St. Paul, Minn. Kansas City, Mo. ' . St. Louis, Mo. Denver, Col. Austin, Texas. Salt Lake City, Utah. San Francisco, Cal. Los Angeles, Cal. M Spokane, WaslI. Seattle, Wfash ioq Tennessee Alpha of Phi Delta Theta Established January zo, 1876. il 3' Fratres in Urbe H. M. ANDERSON, '00, R. T. JACKSON, '8I, R. A. ARMISTEAD, '90, VVALTER JONES, R. A. BARR, '94, C. H. IQIRK, S. D. BAXTER, '00, P. D. MADDIN, '81, J. T. BENSON, '79, W. R. MANIEIQ, '81, J. P. W. BROWN, '97, J. W. NTANIER, JR., '89, D. F. C. BUNTIN, '96, HARRINGTON MARR, '96, VV. A. BUNTIN, HILL NTCALLISTER, '97, CHARLES BURTON, J. C. TWCREYNOLDS, '82, L. R. CAMPBELL, '80, F. S. PALMER, '99, C. T. COLE, '83, L. M. PALMER, ,Q4, E. B. CROCRETT, 193, W. B. PALMER, '80, J. V. CROCKETT, '96, S. C. PILCHER, 'OO, R. E. CROCKETT, '87, E. A. PRICE, '82, S. S. CROCKETT, '85, C. BL RICHARDSON, '86, JOHN DANIEL, M. H. RICHARDSON, 'OI J. H. DEVVITT, '94, J. W. SEWELL, '88, LEWIS FARRELL, '99, FIRMAN SMITH, NORMAN FARRELL, '97, XVALTER STORES, '86, W. G. FRIERSON, '97, G. J. STUBBLEFIELD, '87, F. J. FULLER, '97, LYTTON TAYLOR, '76, W. H. GOODPASTURE, '81, V. L. TERRILL, '96, A. M. LIAGAN, '85, E. H. VAUGPIN, '90, DOUGLASS HAGGARD, '99, CLAUDE NVALLER, A. VV. ZHARRIS, JR., '00, J. L. XVATKINS, E. O. HARRIS, '95, J. H. VVEST, '80, W. F. HARRIS, '88, J. P. VVILLIAMS, JR., '00, A. E. HOWELL, '82, HEZERIAH WINN, '85, M. B. HOXVELL, JR., J. A. VVTLSON, '03, R. B. C. HOWELL, ,QQ, W. H. WITT, '94, H. E. JACKSON, '89, J. M. ZARECOR, '83. IIO Phi Delta Theta 3' Fratres in Facultate A. R. CARTER, B. A., . ........... Member of Board of Trust JOHN DANIEL, M. A., . . ............... Professor of Physics HARRINGTON MARR, M. D. ,.... Demonstrator of Gynecology and Abdominal Surgery LARKIN SMITH, M. D. ,... Adjunct Professor of Oral Surgery, Histology and Pathology FIRMAN SMITH, LL. B., ............. Lecturer on Dental Jurisprudence JUDGE CLAUDE VVALLER, M. S., LL. B. ,....... Lecturer on Medical Jurisprudence W. H. VVITT, M. A., M. D., .... . . Professor of Materia Medica and Therapeutics GEO. VV. MARTIN, B. S., PH. D., . ...... Adjunct Professor of Biology . . . . . Professor of the Law of Torts and Carriers . . . . . . . . . Professor of Commercial Law and Insurance PERCY D. MADDIN, J. C. NICREYNOLDS, Fratres in Universitate Class of 1901 H. V. JoNEs ,.... H. G. RICE, ...... . . . Nashville, Tenn . . . Kansas City, Mo J. C. CARLISLE, ...... Sadlersville, Tenn. VV. B. C. PILCHER, . . . . .Nashville, Tenn. M. H. BONNER, . . . . . Nashville, Tenn. R. M. lVlCCONNELL, . . . . .Talladega Ala A. VV. HARRIS, . . . . Nashville, Tenn. J. Wf PIANNER, .... . . . Franklin, Tenn F. P. FOLMAR, .... G. B. BASRERVILL, J r., . . . .Macon, Ga Class o . . Stanton,Tenn FRANK PALMER, . . f 1902 B. P. CARR, . . . Nashville, Tenn . . . Fulton, Ky G. P. COOPER ,..... . . . Huntsville, Ala H. VV. DAVIS ,.... Bellbuclcle Tenn J. S. TILLEY, ..... . . . Conyers, Ga C. W. CALDWELL, . . Nashville Tenn E. M. UNDERXVOOD,. . . . Atlanta, Ga Class of 1903 HERBERT FARRELL ,...., Nashville, Tenn R. W. DARE, . . . Nashville, Tenn J. L. REED, ....... . . . Columluia,S. C F. G. GORDON, . . . Franklin Tenn Class of 1904 . D. M. WRIGHT, . . Vliashington, D. C. JAMES W. BRYAN, JR., .... Nashville, Tenn W. D. ROSE, . . . . . . Nashville, Tenn. T. L. LOVE ,..... . Memphis Tenn J. TIGERT, JR., . . . Nashville, Tenn E. W. COOPER, . . . Nashville, Tenn J. B. SIBLEY,. . . Louisville, Ky W. H. BARCLAY, . . III . . Louisville, Ky X A L fl ff J X gm Vs J, fx ' ffm! 5 1 fi X , A'-5 . tif -...- Qjx A PHA 3 UNIVEFESITY I w., ,1 .: 1 , Kappa Alpha Founded at Vtlashington and Lee University in 1865. 5' 5' Roll of Active Chapters EPSILON-Eniorv College, Oxlord, Ga. .ALPI'IA'YXVZlSlllllgfilll and Lee University, Lexington, Va ZETAfIQ2l11CTOlDll-NIZICOH College, Ashland, Ya. GAMMA-University of Georgia, Athens, Ga. ETAfRicl1mond College, Richmond, Va. DELTA--XVofford College, Spartanburg, S. C. T1f1ETAf'Kentueky State College, Lexington, Ky. KA13I1A4B'lCFCCl' University, Macon, Ga. LAMBDAf--University ol Virginia, Charlottesville, Va. NU-Polytechnic institute, A. X M. College, Auburn, Ala. XI-Southwestern University, Georgetown, Texas. OMICRON-AUniversity of Texas, Austin, Texas. P1--University of Tennessee, Knoxville, Tenn. S1GA1AfDavidson College, Mecklenburg Co., N. C. U1'S1LCDN-UI1lX'CfSlty of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, N. C. Oi115GAACenter College, Danville, Ky. PHI4SOL1'EllCl'11 University, Cfreenshoro, Ala. Psi-Tulane University, New Orleans, La. CHI-V2l11ClGi'DllTZ University, Nashville, Tenn. ALPHA-ALPHA-University of the South, Sewanee, Tenn. ALPHA-BETA-University of Alabama, University, Ala. ALIJPIA-GAMMA4LOUlSl2l1l21 State University, Baton Rouge, La. ALPHA-DELTA-VX7illiain Jewell College, Liherty, Mo. ALPHA-EPSILON-S. VV. P. University, Clarksville, Tenn. ALPHA-ZETAfVVilliain and Mary College, VVilliamsburg, Va. ALPHA-ETA-VVestminster College, Fulton, Mo. ALPHA-T1-IETA-Kentucky University, Lexington, Ky. ALPHA-IOTA-Centenary College, jackson., La. I-XLI'HA-KfXPIJA-MlSSOL1l'l State University, Columbia, Mo. ALPHA-MU-Millsaps College, jackson, Miss. AL111-IA-LAMBDA--john Hopkins University, Baltimore, Md. ALPHrX-NUiCOlUl11DlH11 University, XVashington, D. C. ALPHA-X1-University of California, Berkeley, Cal. ' ALPHA-OMICRON-University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, Ark. ALPHA-PI-Leland Stanford, jr., University, Stanford Univ. P. O., Cal. ALPHA-RHO4University of 'West Virginia, Morgantown, W. Va. ALPHA-S1GMA---Georgia School of Technology, Atlanta, Ga. ALPHA-TAUAHampden-Sidney College, Hampden-Sidney, Va. ALPHA-UPSILON-University of Mississippi, University, Miss. 3' Alumni Chapters Richmond, Va., New York City, Dallas, Texasg Petersburg, Va., Mobile, Ala., Norfolk,Va.g W'ashington, D. C. Higginsville, Mo., Raleigh, N. C., Franklin, La., Macon, Ga., Atlanta, Ga., Lexington, Ky., Louisville, Ky., and Talladega, Ala. IIS Kappa Alpha 5- Chi Chapter Established April O, 1883. 5' 1 Fratres in Uxibe E. E. BARTI-IELL, Chi. J. HORTON FALL, Chi. C. C. VERTRESS, Pi. REV. J. R. BIRGHAM, Epsilon. SAMUEL K, COXVAN, Chi. J. M. YVILLIAMS, Chi JAMES NIARCH, Chi. VERNER JONES. Alpha. J. B. DAVIS. Xi. REAU E. FOLK, Tau. THOMAS C. TANNER, Pi J. L. VVHITWORTH, Lambda. LUCIUS BURCH, Chi. F. D. MORGAN, PI. CHARLES N. BURCH, Chi. L. B, NOLAND, Chi. M. M. ROSS, Chi. VV. F. CHEATHAM, Pi. Colors C. L. LEWIS, JR., Chi LYLES BLACK, Beta. CRIMSON AND GOLD. THOMAS T. HART, Chi R. L. BURCH, Chi. W. C. CHERRY, Chi. J. ROSS THOMAS, Beta. A. H XVOOD, Alpha-Beta W. YARBOROUGH, Chi. JOSEPH FARRAR, Chi FOSTER JONES, Chi. A. W. SHIPP, Delta XIVALTER W. PIERCE, Epsilon. G. Y. GIBBS, Sigma J. C. RAMSEY, Pi. EDWIN BIURRAY, Beta. R. C. PLATER, Chi. OVERTON DICKINSON, Lambda. W. D. HARDEA'IAN, Beta. E. T. KIRKPATRICK, Sigma. M. M. MORGAN, Chi. THOMAS T. HART, Chi. J. E. HART, Chi. il Fratres in Facultate DR, LUCIUS BURCH, Medical Department. THOMAS, H. MALONE, JR., Chi. JOHN BELL KEEBLE, Chi. lI6 HENIKX' GSWALD HEAD, JR., J. VIVIAN CABELL, . F. A. GODCHAUX, . JOHN IV OVERTON, . J. W. FARLEY, . . . HORACE FRIERSON, IR C. M. HAWRINS, . . R. J. COOPER, . . P. B. KERN, . . H. L. FIRD, . PERCY RAPIER HINES, . Q CROKETT OWEN, G. C. SCOGGIN, . . THOMAS I. VVEBB, C. N. GUICE, . . F. A. BLACK, . . A. T. THOMPSON, M. E. THOMPSON, . . G. W. MEUX, . . KENNETH MCDONALD, IR., P. L. PRITCHETT, . R. M. MANN, . . . W. R. DIXON, . E. T. MALONE, . . . ALEXANDER PERRY, . RAY BUCKLEY, . . . E. L. WILLIAMS, W. B. BATES, J. W. MOORE, . . J. M. LAWLER, . ROY W. BURKS, . CLARENCE ROSE, Kappa Alpha Class . L L. . B. . B. Class . L. L. L. L. B L B. L. B . L. . B. D of 1901 L. B. L. B. A. . . of 1902 L. B. L. B. L. B. L. B. A. . L. B. E. . L. B. A. . L. B. . D. . . Class of 1903 -. B. S. . . M. D. . M D. . B. A. . B. E. . B. A. . B. A. . lVl. D. . B. A. . B. S. . . B. E. . . Class of 1904 . B.A. . B. A. . M. D. . M. D. . . B. E. . B. S. . II7 . Sherman, Texas Bowling Green, Ky. . Abbeville, La. Nashville, Tenn. . YVhite-ville, Tenn Nashville, Tenn. . Huntington, Tenn Nashville, Tenn. . Nashville, Tenn . . Cairo, Ill. . . Mobile, Ala Columbia, Tenn. . . Glass, Tenn Nashville, Tenn. . Natchez, Miss . Louisville, Ky GI'ange,.Miss. . Grange, Miss . Stanton, Tenn. . Louisville, Ky Nashville, Tenn. .' Bell Eagle, Tenn. Ashwood, Tenn. . A Nashville, Tenn. Nashville, Tenn. . Louisville, Ky. . Nashville, Tenn Shelbyville, Tenn. . Nashville, Tenn. . Martin, Tenn. . Louisville, Ky. Little Rock, Ark. W ,fx w N? . 9 :cf X13 ' .' . ..' y .W 1. , H ff' 1X ' - ' Q- 9 xv Y wi , 'P' 60.1 YIM? 1 1.211 in df?!-lfvlsavv - IVXIS If VlPL!li Kappa Sigma Founded at University of Virginia, 1867. 9 Roll of Active Chapters DISTRICT I. PSI- University of Maine, Orono, Me. ALPHA-RHo- Bowdoin College, Brunswick, Me. ALPHA-LAMBDA ---- University of Vermont, Burlington, Vt. BETA-ALPI'IAvBI'OWH University, Providence, R. I. ALM-IA-KAP1fA-Cornell University, Ithaca, N. Y DISTRICT II. P1-Swarthmore College, Swarthmore, Pa. ALPHA-DELTA-Pennsylvania State College, State College, Pa. 4 ALPHA-EPSILON-University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pa. ALIJIIA-IDHITBLICIQHCII University, Lewisburg, Pa. BETA-DELTA-XA72lShIHgIOl1 and jefferson College, VVashington, Pa. ALPHA-ALPHA -- University of Maryland, Baltimore, Md. ALIDIIA-ETA-COILIHIDIZIU University, VVashington, D. C. BETA-IOTA-Lehigh University, South Bethlehem, Pa DISTRICT III. ZETA-University of Virginia, Charlottesville, Va. ETA+R21I1CIOIpI'1-IVIZ1COI'1 College, Ashland, Vu. NU-VVilliam and Mary College, Willieimsbtrrg, Va. UIPSILON7I'IElI'1'1pCIC11-Sidlley College, Hampden-Sidney, Va. BETA-BETAfRichmond College, Richmond, Va. DEL1A-D2lVIdSO11 College, Davidson, N. C. ETA-PRIME-Trinity College, Durham, N. C. ALPHA-MU-University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, N. C DISTRICT IV. ALPHA-NU-VVOffCJFd College, Spartanburg, S. C. ALP1-IA-BETA-Mercer University, Macon, Ga. ALPHA-TAU-Georgia School of Technology, Atlanta, Ga. BETA-University of Alabama, University, Ala. BETA-ETA-Alabama Polytechnic Institute, Auburn, Ala IZI Roll of Active Chapters DISTRICT V. THETA -Cumberland University, Lebanon, Tenn. KAPFA-Vanderbilt University, Nashville, Tenn. LAMBDA-University of Tennessee, Knoxville, Tenn. PHI-Southwestern Presbyterian University, Clarksville, Tenn. OMEGA4University ofthe South, Sewanee, Tenn. ALT'HA-THETA-SOIHIIWCSLCFII Baptist University, jackson, Tenn. ALPHA-XI-BSYIICI College, Russellville, Ky. AL1'HA-On1CRoN-Kentucky University, Lexington, Ky DISTRICT VI, ALPHA-UPs1LoN-Millsaps College, jackson, Miss. GAMMA- Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, La. EPSILON-Centenary College, jackson, La. SIGKIASTUIZIIIC University, New Orleans, La. IOTA-Southwestern University, Georgetown, Texas. TAUfUniversity of Texas, Austin, Texas. DISTRICT VII. XI-University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, Ark. ALPHA-QBIEGAQXNIIIIIHHI Jewell College, Liberty, Mo. BETA-GAMMA-Missouri State University, Columbia, Mo. ' ALIJPIA-IJSIYIUHIVCTSIIY of Nebraska, II32 N St., Lincoln, Neb. DISTRICT YIII. ALPHA-S1GiuA-Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio. CHI-PUFCILIC University, Lafayette, Ind. ALIJPIA-PIfVVHbHSll College, Crawfordsville, Ind. BETA-THETA-University of Indiana, Bloomington, Ind. ALPHA-GAMMA-University of Illinois, Champaign, Ill. ALPHA-CHI-Lake Forest University, Lake Forest, Ill. BETA-EPSILON-University of 'Wisconsin, Madison, XVis. DISTRICT IX. BETA-ZETAiLCl?1l1CI Stanford, jr., University, Stanford, Cal. Alumni Chapters I Yazoo, Miss. Chicago, Ill. Philadelphia, Pa. Pittsburg, Pa. Indianapolis, Ind. Boston, Mass. St. Louis, Mo. New Orleans, La. Memphis, Tenn. Ruston, La. New York, N, Y, Chihuahua, Mexico. Pine Bluff, Ark. I22 Kappa Chapter of Kappa Sigma Established, 187 7. Reestablished, 1885. 5' Fratres in Urbe W. S. H. ARMSTEAD, D. RANKIN BARBEE JOHN F. H. BARBEE, XVILLIAAI BEARD, MCNEAL BOND, THOMAS J. TYNE, H. B. BUCKNER, J. R. VVILSON, OWEN H. WILSON, E. T. HOLLINS, W. O. HARRIS, H. A. MCNALLY, VV. F. ORR, JR., R. F. O'NEAL C. T. KERCHEVAL, I. PHILIPS, JR, J. F. LUGG, F. H. POWERS, M. P. SHARP, JAMES J. VAUGHN, R. H. HIBALAN, SAMUEL POINTER, C. M. SWARTZ, D. R. STUBBLEFIELD, W. E. STEGER, C. T. KIRRPATRICR, L. I. RICE, FRANK GOODWIN, W. S. EMBRY, C. W. THOMPSON, R. S. THOMPSON 5' , Ffratres D. R. STUBBLEFIELD, M. A., M. D., D. D. S., in Facultate OWEN H VVILSON, B. M. D., Dean of Dental Department, Vanderbilt University. Professor of Anatomy and Lecturer on Pediatrics L. C. GLENN, PH. D., Professor of Geology. Post L. L. DANTZLER, A. B., M.A. . . Orangeburg, S. C. J. S. JOHNSTON, M. A. . . . J. C. HARDY, Assistant in Latin and German. 9 Graduates J. C. HARDY, M.A. ..... Nashville, Tenn . . . . . . . . Meridian, Miss. Class of 1901 JOHN F. H. BARBER, ..... Nashville, Tenn. P. E. HEARNE, ..... , . 1-, Tenn F. C. GILL, ....... Fayetteville, TenII. A. T. O'CoNNOR, ..... Leiper's Fork, Tenn W. B. STANDFORD, ........,.... Cuthbert, Ga. Class of 1902 R. A. BAILEY, JR., . . Franklin, Tenn. A. S. LUTZ, A. B,, ...... New Orleans, La H. T. CARLEY, A. B., . . . Bolton, Miss. M. P. O CONNOR, C. A., . . Leipei-'s Fork, Tenn J. E. EDGERTON, . . .... Lebanon, Tenn. M. OGLESBY, . . . ...... Hope, Ark H. T. HOLMAN, ..... Fayetteville, Tenn. F. E. SINGLETON, A. B., ..... Searcy, Ark G. J. TERRY, ............... Prescott, Ark. Class of 1903 V. W. BLAKE, . . . . Nashville, Tenn. A. W. VAUGHN, . . . Kirkwood, Mo G. FLINN, A. B., ..... -. Clarkson, Texas. W. W. COMPTON, .... . Leiper's Fork, Tenn V. I. MOORE, ........ Opelika, Ala E. H. GALLOWAY, ..... . T. C. DYE, ......... Plano, Texas . . . . . . . . Jackson,Miss. 123 - W HA TE 0--University of Iowa, Iowa City, Ia, B-Ohio University, Athens, Ohio. AfAllegheny College, Meadville, Pa. Active Chapters 5 9 Southern Division A-Vanderbilt University, Nashville, Tenn. H-University of Mississippi, University, Miss. CP!-XXf?lSllIHg'fO1'! and Lee University, Lexington, Va. BE-Emory College, Oxford Ga. B94University ofthe South, Sewanee, Tenn. BIfUniversity of Virginia, Charlottesville, Va. BEf'I'ulane University, New Orleans, La. W estern Division BF- University of Wfisconsin, Madison, NVis. BH-University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minn. BK-University of Colorado, Boulder, Colo. BH-Northwestern University, Evanston, Ill. BP-Leland Stanford, jr., University, Palo Alto, Cal. BT-University of Nebraska, Lincoln, Neb. BT-University of Illinois, Champaign, Ill. BQ-University of California, Berkeley, Cal. Northern Division FA-University of Chicago, Chicago, Ill A-University oi Michigan, Ann Arbor, Mich. E-Albion College, Albion, Mich. Z-Adelbert College, Cleveland, Ohio. Kfl-Iillsdale College, Hillsdale, Mich. M-Ohio Wfesleyan University, Delaware, Ohio. X -Kenyon College, Gambier, Ohio. - BAHIndiana University, Bloomington, Ind. BB-DePauw University, Greencastle, Ind. BZ'-'Butler College, Irvington, Ind. BLID-Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio. Bill-NVabash College, Crawiordsville, Ind. FA-University of IVV. Va., Morgantown, XV.Va Eastern Division 1'HXVashington and jefferson College, YVashington, Pa. P-Stevens Institute of Technology, Hoboken, N. T-Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, N. Y. S2-University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pa. BAALehigh University, Bethlehem, Pa. BM-Tufts College, Tufts College, Mass.. BN-Massachusetts Institute of Technology. BOfCornell University, Ithaca, N. Y. Alumni Associations BX-Brown University, Providence, R. I New York, Chicago, Cincinnati, San Francisco, Philadelphia, Milwaukee, Indianapolis 127 W. CAIN, F. G. FITE, A. GOODMAN, H. S. STOKES, LEROY MCGREGOR, D. M. BRIGHT, IW UWC Ti? Y E, mf-O0 5:53 F77 ' 'DEE rw E QUE-'W E C WEE r. m U fc: U S CS F153 SSW 3 .2 EEE? ,Emi - 'rn is T' wp 'P P Fir EF? I 51' IEEE O25 - - ,UF - T C. . .I 5 . Q. u-l ' .0 .-C5 1505. , O' O--'Om :P NN Hg-. Ei. - fb M C3 - Efw . - SO5 O2 ' 325 ER' Ei ,U 'sgm ELT 3' A ini. SEE Q -1 P-17:1 C7': -' 5' Pfam gag fn - 6 +-I I-we ,I-IQ. 4 g 25:2 ffegw 4 1-J n-J P PRP A Fratres in Urbe W. K. MCALLISTER, GOULDING MARR, F. C. ALLEN, E. S. ASHCRAFT, J. E. ATKINSON, G. D. BRANGLEMAN, J. C. BROWN, H. W. EVANS, J. T. LELLYETT, L. PARDUE, J. VV. RANDOLPIT, W. SIMMONS, R. T. SMITH, P. VAUGN, VV. T. XNALTERS, R. A. VVILSON, P. H. VVOODALL, M. M. STOKES, T. T. TYLER. W. A. COVINGTON F. B. FOOO, L. A. TQIRBY, XV. T. MANNING, j. B. CANNON, R. JENNINGS, Fratres in Universitate JONES, C. E., . . J. R. FISHER, A. B., . Post Graduate 128 . . CO1umbia,TemI. . Sp1'ing1'ie1cl, Tenn. 5.15 , , ,.., G 4 .4 3 2 1 3 ? 2 f E2 fi ii V i e:g,5 , .1 1 ., ,,,..,,WA M,, . , B? Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity ii Province I-Alabama, Georgia, and South Carolina Alabama Alpha Epsilon, A. and lil. College, Auburn. Alabama Beta Beta, Southern University, Greensboro. Alabama Beta Delta, University ol Alabama, Tusltaloosa. Georgia Alpha Beta, University of Georgia, Athens. Georgia Alpha Theta, Emory College, Oxford. Georgia Alpha Zeta, lilereer University, Macon. Georgia Beta lota, School ol Technology, Atlanta. - South Carolina Beta Xi, College ol Charleston, Charleston 'il ' Province Ilelllinois, Indiana, Michigan, and Nebraska California Gamma Iota, University of California, Berkeley. Illinois Gannna Zeta, University of lllinois, Champaign. Indiana Gamma Gamma, Polytechnic Institute. Miehigan Alpha Mn, Adrian College, Adrian. . Michigan Beta Kappa, Hillsdale College, Hillsdale. Michigan Beta Omieron, Albion College, Albion. 9 Nebraska Gamma Theta, University of Nebraska Province III-North Carolina, Pennsylvania, and Virginia North Carolina Alpha Delta, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill. North Carolina Xi, Trinity College, Durham. Pennsylvania Alpha Iota, Muhlenburg College, Allentown. Pennsylvania Alpha Upsilon, Pennsylvania College, Gettysburg. Pennsylvania Alpha Pi, XV. College, Vlfashington. Pennsylvania Tau, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia. Virginia Delta, University of Virginia, Charlottesville 131 Province IV-Ohio and Tennessee Ohio Alpha Nu, Mt. Union College, Alliance. Ohio Alpha Psi, 'Wittenberg College, Springfield. Ohio Beta Eta, Vtfesleyan University, Delaware. Ohio Beta Mu, VVooster University, VVooster. Ohio Beta Omega, State University, Columbus. Ohio Gamma Kappa, Vifestern Reserve University, Cleveland Tennessee Alpha Tau, Southwestern Presbyterian University, Clarksville. Tennessee Beta Pi, Vanderbilt University, Nashville. Tennessee Beta Tau, Southwestern Baptist University, jackson. Tennessee Lambda, Cumberland College, Lebanon. Tennessee Omega, University of the South, Sewanee. Tennessee Pi, University of Tennessee, Knoxville 5' Province V-New York and New England Maine Beta Upsilon, University of Maine, Orono. Maine Gamma Alpha, Colby College, VVaterville. Massachusetts Gamma Beta, Tufts College. New York Alpha Omicron, St. Lawrence University, Canton. New York Alpha Lambda, Columbia University, New York. New York Beta Theta, Cornell University, Ithaca. Rhode Island Gamma Delta, Brown University, Providence. Vermont Beta Zeta, University of Vermont, Burlington i . Province VI--Louisiana and Texas Louisiana Beta Epsilon, Tulane University, New Orleans. ' Texas Gamma Eta, University of Texas, Austin. 5 City and State Alumni Associations Allentown, Dayton, Augusta, District of Columbia, Birmingham, Georgia, Boston, Louisville, Chicago, New York, Cleveland, Tennessee, Dallas, Texas. 132 Fratres in Urbe A H. Aeklen, Man W'ills, Wirt Hughes, john O. Patterson, U A. F. XVhitman, A. S. Childress, I. H. Spurr, john M. Thompson, Frank P. Bond, G. VV. Haynie, R. M. Leland, A. B, McVVhirter, XV. VV. jarrell, . T. E. Kennedy, john Paschall, . 1. Ross Snyder, Dr. A. Draughan, j. VV. Overton, T. E. Straton, XV. D. VVeatherlord Thomas Steele, jr., A. B. Camper, D. F. Douglass, S. A. johnson, . l. E. Pierson, . 1. R. Dawson, . R. W. Billington, I. K. McFarland, B . T. Nolen, . C. D. Zdanowicz, O. V. Calhoun, F. VV. Motlow, . Howard M. jones, Rev. S., H. Chester, D. D., XV. A. Donalson, J. XV. Childress, D. VV. Farnell, I. VV. McFadden, joseph XV. Bradley, A. XV. McCord, P. L. Cobb, 3' Frater in Facultate XV. C. 1Velburn, M. D. 9 Post-Graduate M A., Ph.D., . Class of 1901 . M. D., . . . A. B., . . A. B., . M. D., . . B. L., . . C1ass of 1902 . . A. B., . . . B. S., . A. B., . B. L., . . M. D., . . Class of 1903 . . A. B.. . . B. E., . A. B., . A. B., . . B. D., . . Class of 1904 . . A. B., . 133 Willizlni Bailey, I. F. Deaderick, H. L. Parish, R. VV. jones, Percy Kinnard, NfVeatherford, VVilliam Haywood, Robert Lusk, VV. C. Lusk, Sam Orr. Texas. . Savannah, Ga . Clinton, Ky . . Atlanta, Ga . Birmingham, Ala . Ripley, Tenn . Florence, Ala . Gallatin, Tenn Memphis, Tenn . Ripley, Tenn . Birmingham, Ala . Franklin, Tenn . Pilot Point, Texas . Clovereroft, Tenn Nashville, Tenn . Mobile, Ala . Lynchburg, Tenn W6 X . WX 3 xx X f',W L. , f . X. , -Tig? W fjgiw Vg V X, y I R. fx , if - 'P .,::g--..-er-: ---' If A ' 'v ' V 4 5 5-fvgg' f. '. l X lx: 57' 5 :Mya X fu , ' qi L 'QL'-'t'fx,' x.: L 5-mx - ,412 fo . may , X 3 1 .1-:rf 1- . WX, i sl X 4 ,' 1 W E. f f X , 54 3 ug.:,,g,-14,,,.1.w,x-,.JM .,.. K ,, , .: .,..Y . Y Y- - - -H 1- k- ---- 'Y WM ' ' ' Chapter Nu Established, 1875. Reiistablished, 1883. 5' Colors-Royal Purple and Old Gold, Flower-Violet. Fratres in Urbe D, P. ADAMS, Nu, '76, DR, W. H. HALBERT, Lambda, '69, JAS. D. ANDERSON, Lambda, '89, DR. T, E, JTIALBERT, Lambda, '91, CLIFTON R. ATCHISON, Mu, '90, GEORGE W. H1431-1T, JR., Nu, '95, F. M BASS, Nu, '96, M. ROSS HCJ1 IiINS, Nu, '98, -- BOOTEN, --, - NV, E. HUDSON, Nu, ,Q3. CLARENCE F. BOYD, Nu, '93, NORMAN KIRKMAN, Nu, '81, W1 P, BURDETTE, Nu, '79, E. F, LANOEORD, Lambda. DR. CHA5 S. BRIGGS, Nu. H. C. LASS1NG, Kappa, '86, S'l'1TI-I M, CAIN, Nu, '96. A. N. MCDONALD, Zeta, '97, JNO, CARUTHERS, Lambda, YQI. V K, T, BQCCONNICO, Nu, 96, W. B. CHEATHAM, Omega, '74, FRANK O. MCGAVOCK, Nu, '61, - B, F, CHEATHAM, Omega, '85, EDWARD L. MCNE1LLv, Zeta,'9o P. R. CI-IEATHAM, Omega, '88, J,WAS111NGTON MOORE, Nu,'91 JNO, W. CHILDRESS, JR., Zeta. H, B. NILLLER, Nu, '87, FELIX M. COMPTON, Nu, So, MAY OVERTON, Nu, '75, E, Z, CROW, Pi, ,Q3. ED, P1GUE. J. M. DICKINSON, Nu, ,7I, J, PERCY RAINES, Nu, '97, H M. DOAK, Nu, '98, 5 A. H. REDFORD, Kappa. E. LOCRERT DOAR, Nu, '96 GUY REYNOLDS, Nu, '96, J. A. DALE, Nu. THOS. B, SCOGGINS, Nu, '95, RICHARD DOUGLASS, Nu. EUCLID SNOW, Nu, '98, JOHN HILL EA141N, Nu, ,7I. EDWARD C. STAHLMAN, Nu, '92, JOHN EARLY, Nu, '86, S1DNEY SINNOTT, Nu, '99, W. P. FERGUSON, Nu, '86 JOS. H. THOMPSON, Lambda, 75, MATT M, GARDNER, Nu, 75. JOHN M. THOMPSON, Lambda, '72, ANDREW GENNETT, Nu, '97, CARLOS C. VAN LEER, Nu, '95, MCPHEETERS GLASGOW, Pi. ROBERT VAUGHN, Nu, 75, EDWARD A, GLOVER, Sigma, '75, W, H. WAS111NGTON, Sigma, LITTON HICKl'IAN, Nu, '96, DR, OL1N WEST, Nu, '95, 137 Fratres in Facultate RICHARD DOUGLASS, M. D., Professor of Gynecology, Abdominal Surgery and Obstetrics. JAMES A. DALE, D. D. S., Professor of Dental Anatomy, Technic, Bridge and Crown XVork. OLIN WEST, PH. C., M. D., Demonstrator of Chemistry, Assistant to the Chairs of Chemistry and Physiology, and Instructor in Physics. ZITI . B. CROOKS, B.A. I. GANTT, B. A.. L. J. LAWSON, BA E. REES ..... W. H. SIMMONS . E . M. CURTIS, M.A. W. E. GWYNN .... M. F.. HOLDERNESS. . F. SCOTT . . . S. M. BARR . . . W. S. CRENSHAW Fl J. B. CAMPBELL . E. T. HUNTER . . A. M. MCCAIN . J. W. DAVIS . . S. B. HARPER . J. W. HANNER . . E. K. HOUSTON. . G. P. JACKSON . . W. O. JENKINS . . A. S. REES . . . MCPHEETERS GLASGOVV, M. D., Dcmonstrator and Assistant to thc Chair of Gynecology. J. M. DICKINSON, Lecturer onthe Law of Torts. ERNEST REES, Assistant in Chemical Laboratory. E. E. SCOTT, Instructor in Pattern Making and XVood 1Vork. ,G 7 GEOlxGE P. IACKSON, Assistant in Biological Laboratory. Active Members Graduates . M.A.. . . . M.A.. . . . . . M.A.. . . . Class of 1901 Class of 1902 . . B. A. . . . . B.A. . . . B.E. . . . . PH.C. . . . . . D.D.S. . . . Class of 1903 FWD Pr? 55575 UDP Class of 1904 . . B.S.. . . . B.S., . . B.A.. . .B.A... 138 Patoka, Ill. Magnolia, Ark. Greensboro, Ala. Fayetteville, Tenn. W'inOna, Miss. Lower Peach Tree, Ala La Guardo, Tenn. Fordyce, Ark. Marshall, Texas. Chattanooga, Tenn. Dermott, Ark. Brentwood, Tenn. Waterproof, La. Pine Bluff, Ark. Murfreesboro, Tenn. Anderson, S. C. Gallatin, Tenn. NVoodbury, Tenn. Birmingham, Ala. Normandy, Tenn. Fayetteville, Tenn. DELTA KAPPA EPSILON. Delta Kappa Epsilon 9 Gamma Chapter Established, 18473 reestablished, ISQI. Colors CRIMSON, AZURE, AND GOLD. Flower PANSY. Fratres in Urbe J. MCE. STONE, J. E. SANDERS, J. D. GOODLETT, PROF. H. A. VANCE, P. L. NICHOL, C. F. MCIQENZIE, J. PHILLIPS, SNV. CHILDRESS, M. M. CULLOM, P. B. IJILL, JEFF. MCCARN, R. H. YANCY, W. M. i'iART, A. M. NIARKS, VV. C. NELSON, J. R. MCCLELLAND, J. PILCHER, GEN. IRA P. JONES, H. M. NIEEKS, T. M. STREET, J. R. GREEN, VV. H. PAYNE, T. G. KIT'fRELL, J. S. BRONSON, MORTON B. IJOVVELL, WM. SILK, 4. 4. MCCORD. Fratres in Facultate W. J. VAUGHN, M.A., LL. D., Professor Of Mathematics and Ast1'OnO111y. R. L. LUND, C. E., M. S., Instructor in Drawing and Surveying. 141 Delta Kappa Epsilon Y Fratres in Universitate Class of 1901 W. S. DRAPER, JR., B. A., . . . . Dyersburg, Tenn. H. C. MASON, B. S., .... . . Morganfielcl, Ky. J. I. MCREE, PH. C., ....... Trenton, Tenn. R. H. SCOTT, B. A., .... . . Paclucah, Ky. O. L. SH1vERs, M. D., . . . Qirmingham, Ala. E. C. STREET, LL. B., . . . Guntersville, Ala Class of 1902 F. HUME, B. A., B. E., . . . . . Nashville, Tenn. AQVVL KETCHUM, LL. B., . ..... Paducah, Ky. A. M. LUND, B. E., ..... . New Decatur, Ala. A. M. PATTERSON, B. A., . . . . . Savannah, Tenn. ' G. H. PRICE, DD. S., . . .... Mississippi. J. VV. VVEST, PH. C., . . Tuscaloosa, Ala Class of 1903 VV. F. CLARY, IR., M. D., . . . . . Bellbuclcle, Tenn. JOSE T. DIAZ DE LEON, ......... Mexico. S. VV. l'lENDRICK, B. E., ..... Washington, D, C. P. C. MCNULTY, B. E., . . . Chattanooga, Tenn. J. D. PORTER, B. A., . ..... Paris, Tenn. Class of 1904 L. M. CLARY, B. A., . . . . . Bellbuclcle, Tenn. J. W. HOLMAN, B. E., ...... Fayetteville, Tenn. W. I. NOLEN, B. S., ......... Fulton, Ky. R. C. liICHEY, B. A., . . . . Guntown, Miss. VV. A. SMART, B. A., . . . . . St. Louis, Mo. D. C. WEBB, B. A., . . Bellbuckle, Tenn 142 Delta Kappa Epsilon Founded at Yale. 1844. 5 Chapter Roll 1844. PHI-Yale University, New Haven, Conn. 1844. THETA- Bowdoin College, Brunswick, Maine. 1845. X1-Colby University, Vfaterville, Maine. 1846. SlGMAYA!'Dl1Cl'St College, Amherst, Mass. 1847. GAAIMA+V21I1ClCl'lDilt Univ 't NT 1847. 1850. 1850 1851. ersi y, 1 ashville, Tenn. PSI-University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, Ala. CH14University of Mississippi, Oxford, Miss. UPSILON-Brown University, Providence, R. I. BETA-University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, N. C. 1852. ETA-University of Virginia, Charlottesville, Va. -1852. KAPPA- Miama University, Oxford, Ohio. 1852. LAMBDA- Kenyon College, Gambier, Ohio. 1853. IJITDE11'ffI1OUtl1 College, Hanover, N. H. 1854. IOTA-Central University, Richmond, Ky. 1854. ALPHA ALPHA - Middlebury College, Middlebury, Vt. 1855. QMICRON- University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Mich 1855. EPSILON-XVilliams College, Williamstown, Mass. 1855. Rno-Lafayette College, Easton, Pa. 1856. TAU-Hamilton College, Clinton, N. Y. 1856. MUfColgate University, Hamilton, N. Y. 1856. NU-College of the City of New York, New York, N. Y. 1856. BETA PHI-University of Rochester, Rochester, N. Y. 1861. PHI CI-II-RUtgCTS College, New Brunswick, N. J. PSI PH1-De Pauw University, Greencastle, Ind. 1867. GAMMA PH1-XNesleyan University, Middletown, Conn 1867. PS1 OMEGA-126T1SS6l2l6l' Polytechnic Institue,Troy, N.Y 1868. BETA CH1fiAdelbert College, Cleveland, Ohio. 1870. DELTA CHI fCornell University, Ithaca, N. Y. 1870. DELTA DELTA-University of Chicago, Chicago, Ill. 1866. 1871. PHI GAMMA- Syracuse University, Syracuse, N. Y. 1874. GAMMA BETA4Columbia University, New York City, N. Y. 1876. THETA ZETA7UHlVCI'Sity of California, Berkeley, Cal. 1879. ALPHA C111-Trinity College, Hartford, Conn. 1889. PHI EPSILON-University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minn. 1890. SIGMA TAU-MHSS21CllUSCttS Institute of Technology, Boston, Mass. 1898. TAU LAMBDAf,TL1lEl11C University, New Orleans, La. 1899. ALPHA PH1-University of Toronto, Toronto, Canada. 1899. DELTA KAPPAfUniversity of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pa. IQOO. TAU ALPHA-McGill University, Montreal, Canada. 143 Delta Kappa Epsilon 9 Alumni Associations Mississippi Valley Alumni Association of Delta Kappa Epsilon, St. Louis, Mo. XfVisconsin Alumni Association of Delta Kappa Epsilon, Milwaukee, Wis. Delta Kappa Epsilon Association of Central Tennessee, Nashville, Tenn. Western Michigan Association of Delta Kappa Epsilon, Grand Rapids, Mich. Delta Kappa Epsilon Association of Rhode Island, Providence, R. I. Delta Kappa Epsilon Association of Buffalo, Buffalo, N Y. Delta Kappa Epsilon Association of Q NVashington, Washington, D. C. Delta Kappa Epsilon Association of Kentucky, Lexington, Ky. , Delta Kappa Epsilon Association of Cleveland, Cleveland, Dhio. Delta Kappa Epsilon Association of the Northwest, Stillwater, Minn. The Northwestern Association of Delta Kappa Epsilon. Delta Kappa Epsilon Club of New York City. Delta Kappa Epsilon Association of New England. Delta Kappa Epsilon Association of the Pacinc Coast. Delta Kappa Epsilon Club of Rochester, Rochester, N. Y. Delta Kappa Epsilon Club of Connecticut, Hartford, Conn. Delta Kappa Epsilon Association of Detroit, Detroit, Mich. Harvard Association of Delta Kappa Epsilon, Cambridge, Mass. Indiana Delta Kappa Epsilon Association, Indianapolis, Ind. Mountain Association of Delta Kappa Epsilon, Denver, Col. Chattanooga Southern Association of Delta Kappa Epsilon, Chattanooga, Tenn. Eastern New York Association of Delta Kappa Epsilon, Albany, N. Y. Delta Kappa Epsilon Association of Central New York, Syracuse, N, Y. Western Massachusetts Delta Kappa Epsilon Association, Springfield, Mass. Western Tennessee Association of Delta Kappa Epsilon, Memphis, Tenn. Delta Kappa Epsilon Association of Philippine Islands, Manila, Philippine Islands 144 ALPHA PSI CHAPTER OF SIGMA CI-II. Sigma Chi Founded at Miami in 1855. 5' Flower- Vifhite Rose. Colors- Blue and Gold. Active Chapters ALPHA-Miami University, Oxford, Ohio. BETA-University of XVooster, XVooster, Ohio. GAMMA -The Ohio Vifesleyan University, Delaware, O. EPSILON-Columbian University, XVashington, D. C. ZETA-VVashington and Lee University, Lexington, Va. ETA -The University of Mississippi, Oxford, Miss. , THETA-Pennsylvania College, Gettysburg, Pa. KAI'1'A -Bucknell University, Lewishurg, Pa. LAMBDA -indiana University, Bloomington, ind. MU- Denison University, Granville, Ohio. X1-DePauw University, Greencastle, Ind. OMICRON-Dickinson College, Carlise, Pa. TQHOQ- Butler College, Irvington, Ind. T1XU-RO?1l1C3k6 College, Salem, Va PHI-Lafayette College, Easton Pa. CHI-i'I2111OVS1' College, Hanover, Ind. Psi-The University of Va., Charlottesville, Va. OMEGA-The Northwestern University, Evanston, Ill. ALIJPIA ALPHA-Hobart College, Geneva, N. Y. ALPHA BETA-Tl16 University of California, Berkeley, Cal. ALIJHA GAMMA-OlliO State University, Columbus, Ohio. ALPHA EPs1LoN-The University of Nebraska, Lincoln, Neb. ALPHA ZETA-Beloit College, Beloit, Vifis. ALPHA THETA-MASS. Inst. of Technology, Boston, Mass. ALPHA LAMBDA-Univ. of Vtfisconsin, lviaclison, Wis ALPHA' IOTA-The Ill. Wesleyan Uni. Bloomington, Ill. ALPHA NU-University ot Texas, Austin, Texas. ALPHA X1-University of Kansas, Lawrence, Kan. ALPHA Oi-frCRoN-Tulane University, New Orleans, La. ALPHA Pr-Albion College, Albion, Mich. ALPI-IA RH!!-L6hlgil University, Bethlehem, Pa. ALPHA SIGMA-University of.MinnesOta, Minneapolis, Minn. ALPHA UPSILON-University of S. California, Los Angeles, Cal. ALPHA PHI-Cornell University, Ithaca, N. Y. ALPHA CH1-Penn. State College, State College, Pa. ALPHA Psi-Vanderbilt University, Nashville, Tenn. ALPHA OMEGA-Leland Stanford, jr., Univ., Palo Alto, Cal. GAMMA GAMRIA-R2LHdOl17l1-MHC011 College, Ashland, Va. DELTA DELTA-Purdue University, Lafayette, Ind. ZETA ZETA-Centre College, Danville, Ky. ZETA PSI-University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, Ohio. THETA THETA-University of Michigan, Ann Harbor, Mich. ETA ETA-D?11'f1'HOL1tll College, Hanover, N. H. KAPPA KAPPA-University of Illinois, Champaign, ill 147 Active Chapters 5 LAMBDA LAMBDA-Kentucky State College, Lexington, Ky. MU MU-West Virginia University, Morgantown, VV. Va. New York City, NU NU-Columbia University, New York, N. Y. XI X1 -The University of State of Missouri, Columbia, Mo. OMICRON OM1cRoN-University of Chicago, Chicago, Ill. SIGMA SIGMA-Hampden-Sidney Colle e, Hampden-Sidnev, Va. PHI PHI- The University of ennsylvania, Philadelphia Pa. 5 5 Alumni Chapters 5 Cincinnati, Ohio. New Orleans, La. Philadelphia, Pa. Chicago, Illinois. Lincoln, Neb. LaFayette, Ind. Boston, Mass. Nashville, Tenn. Columbus, Ohio. Springfield, Ohio Louisville, Ky. Indianapolis, Ind. NVashington, D. C. Montgomery, Ala. Richmond, Virginia. Milwaukee, NVis. Kansas City, Mo. Detroit, Mich. Peoria, Illinois. Buffalo, N. Y. 148 Alpha Psi Chapter of Sigma Chi Established in 1892. 9 Fratres in Urbe L. B. Fite, A. P. Gaines, judge Robt. Ewing, L. S. Rogers, E. E. Duncan, T. S. Weaver, Humphrey Hardison, O. M. Yerger, jr. james Gaines, Ernest Pillow, P. Weaver, VV. D. Rhea, VV. D. Thomas, VV. M. Duncan, jr., Prof. J. D. Blanton, Marvin Corlett, David Hillman, M. MCFerrin, George A. Frazier. Frater in Facultate VV. L. DUDLEY, B. S., M. D., Professor of Chemistry and Dean of Medical Department. , Class of 1901 JOHN P. TURNER, B. A. CARL MONK, B. A. . . . . . Class ofl902 A. M. O'NEAL, B. E. . . . . . . G. G. MARSHALL,-B. A. U. . T. M. NELL, JR., B. E. . J. A. PEOPLES, LL. B. VV. M. BOOTH, M. D. . G. P. JONES, Mb. . . Class of1903 F. VV. CHAPPELL, B.A. . . D. P. BROWN, B. A. . . . . . . ALONZO MONK, IR., B. A. B. G. SLAUGHTER, JR., B. E GEORGE CRYOR, M. D. . . . . . P. H. WHITING, B. S. . . Class of 1904 W. T. HARDISON, IR., B. E. W. F. CREIGHTON, B. E. . . . . . ROBERT C. PATTERSON, B. A. . CHARLES G. DUNBAR, B. E. 149 . . Grea NVartrace, Tenn. . Knoxville, Tenn. Florence Ala. White's Creek, Tenn Newberry, S. C. . Columbia, Tenn. Florence, Ala. Nashville, Tenn. Nashville, Tenn. . Jonesboro, Ark. Knoxville, Tenn. . Winchester, Tenn Montgomery, Ala. t Barrington, Mass Nashville, Tenn . Nashville, Tenn Nashville Tenn . Nashville, Tenn My Ships 5' My ships to-day at anchor lie, Beneath a blue and sunny slcyg Their snow-white sails wave to and fro, 'While gentle breezes come and go. I sent them all away one day, Cs I know not if they laden be Empty and light as air were they. t'l'hese ships that sail upon the seal My heart breathed ever this one plea I watch, when morning liohts the bay That they return with stores for me. For their return from far away Some may be filled with jewels rare, Or gay with many a flower fairy Some may come back-ah! shall I say? Storeless as when they sailed away. I-Iowe'er it be, l'll not despair, I've work to do while winds blow fair. Some day, mayhap, from o'er the sea, My ships will sail back home to me. 5' if A Question 5' Tell me, sweet Vixen, how is it, I pray, You hold all your beaux in the strait, narrow way? For men must be foolish and entirely bereft, Or else they would know all but one 150 1 must get left SIGMA NU Colors-Black, White, and Old Gold. Flower Sigma Nu Founded in 1869 at Virginia Military Institute. ii Chapter List Bela-University of Virginia, Charlottesville, Va. Lamba7a4XVashington and Lee University, Lexington, Va. Psi-University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, N. C. Baia Tau-North Carolina A. and M., Raleigh, N. C. Tlzeia-University of Alabama, University, Ala. Bela Tk ez'a4Alabama Polytechnic Institute, Auburn, Ala. Ug'5.rz'!01z--University of Texas, Austin, Texas. Paz'-Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, La. Bela Phz'4Tulane University, New Orleans, La. Zefa-Central University, Richmond, Ky. Sigma-Vanderbilt University, Nashville, Tenn. Omicfazz-Bethel College, Russellville, Ky. Rho-Missouri State University, Columbia, Mo. !VafUniversity of Kansas, Lawrence, Kansas. Bela Xz'-William jewel College, Liberty, Mo. Bela Mzz-State University of Iowa, Iowa City, Ia. Pz'-Lehigh University, South Bethlehem, Pa. , Bela Rho-University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, 4 zgma-University of Vermont, Burlington, Vt. 1VfueUniversity of Georgia, Athens, Ga. Efa-Mercer University, Macon, Ga. Gamma A4bha4Georgia School of Technology, Atlanta, Ga. Kappa-North Georgia A. and M. College, Dahlonega, Ga. Xz'eEmory College, Oxford, Ga. D Befa Bela-DePauw University, Greencastle, Ind. Bela Zez'afPurdue University, Lafayette, Ind. Befa loz'aeMount Union College, Alliance, Ohio. Beta Eta-University of Indiana, Bloomington, Ind. Gamma Gamma-Albion College, Albion, Mich. Befa Nz!-Ohio State University, Columbia, Ohio. Baia S' Baia Upsilaaz-Rose,Polytechnic Institute, Terre Haute, Delia Thez'afLombard University, Galesburg, Ill. Gamma Baia-Northwestern University, Evanston, Ill. Baia Chi-Stanford University, Stanford, Cal. Bela Psi-University of California, Berkeley, Cal. Gamma Clzz'-University of Washington, Seattle, Wash. Gamma Delia--Stevens Institute of Technology, Hoboken, N. I. Eisilon-Bethany College, Bethany, West Va. Gamma Epsilon-Lafayette College, Easton, Pa. Gamma Zeta-University of Oregon, Eugene, Oregon. Gamma Ela-Colorado School of Mines, Golden, Colo. Gamma Thela-Cornell University, Ithaca, N. Y. 153 fWhite Rose Pa. In .Hflumni Chapters and Associations Alabama Alumni Association. Seventh Division Association. Charlotte CN. C.J Alumni Chapter. Birmingham Alumni Chapter. Sixth Division Association. Third Division Association. New Orleans Alumni Chapter. Northwest Alumni Association. Fourth Division Association. Columbus CO.J Alumni Chapter. Texas Alumni Association. California Alumni Association. Cleveland Alumni Chapter. New York Alumni Association. Kansas City Alumni Chapter. Shelbyville lKy.J Alumni Chapter Eighth Division Association. Chicago Alumni Chapter. Louisville Alumni Chapter. Columbus CGa.J Alumni Chapter fi Sigma Chapter of Sigma Nu Fratfes in Urbe T. W. MENEES, M. D., Sigma. W. H. SOPER, Sigma. J. WARREN CLARK, Sigma. S. J. BLANTON, Sigma. J. T. WILLIARIS, Kappa. G. JONES, Sigma. E. A. STEELE, Gamma Gamma. M. C. WRIGHT, Theta. GEORGE A. SWVAB, Sigma. I. O. PARKER, Kappa. R. E. FORT, M. D., Sigma. A. B. FINCH,OIT1lCl'Ol'1. L. J. LOVENTHAL, JR., Sigma. J. L. COLES. RICHARD WALKER B. E. MATHEWS. S. R. YVEAVER. E. SINCLAIR. Post Graduate .ftudents FRANK F. FRANTZ, M. A., . . THOMAS HUGH GILBERT, M. A., . JOHN THOMAS VVILLIAMS, M. A., . HERBERT GANNAWAY, B. A., . JAMES MCKENDREE JENKINS, B. A., WILLIAM JAMES HOXVARD, LL. B., VVILLIVAM WIGHTMAN HUGHES, B. A., . FRANK WHARTON WILLIAMS, B. A., JACOB DANIEL HAMMONS, B. D., GRINNELL JONES, B. S., . . CHARLES ALBERT SNEAD, B. A., W. BURNETT ANTHONY, B. A., . SMILIE JORDAN BLANTON, B. S., WOODFORD W1LsON DINNINO, B. A., EDWARD THOMAS PRICE, B. A., Class of 1901 Class of 1902 Class of 190 5 Class of 1904 154 . Daleville, Va Pendergrass, Ga Nashville, Tenn Bellbuckle, Tenn . Quitman, Ark Mt. Pleasant, Tenn Dancyville, Tenn . Columbia, Tenn Little Rock, Ark Nashville, Tenn Murfreesboro, Tenn Franklin, Tenn Nashville, Tenn Gleason, Tenn Prairie Point, M iss Sigma Chapter of Pi Kappa Alpha Estzxblished, 1893. Reorganized, 1897. 5' if Fratres in Urbe A. B. ANDERSON, J. I. ARBTSTRONG, H. A. EDWARDS, O. M. GRISHAM, P. W. HOGGINS E. E. INGRAM, T. Z. TYLER, XVILLIAM'lVl. ANDERSON, J. M. MCWVILLIAMS, W. S. JACOBS, D. D., G. W. VV1LL1A1v1SON, M D LOUIS LEETWIC1-1, J. D. JACOBS. 3' Prater in Facultate EDWIN XNILEY, M.A. 5' Class of 1901 W. L. CLARK, EA. ,..... Fulton, Ky. ' JOHN VV. lVlORTON, JR., LL. B., . . . NaShville,Ten11. C. A. STAINBACK, LL. B., . . . Somerville Tenn 5' Class of'I902 I JOHN BROWN, LL. B. ,..... Columbia, Tenn A. H. PIKE, B. E., . . . . Springf1eld,Te11n C. S. WILLIAMSON, JR., B. S., .L . . Culleoka, Tenn I 3' Class of 1903 I I. L. CHADXVELL, B. E., ..... Nashville, Tenn if Class of 1904 HJ. R. WILLIAMSON, B. A. ,... . . Culleoka, Tenn 157 Pi Kappa Alpha 5' 5' Founded at University of Virginia, March I, 1868. COLORS-OLD GOLD AND GARNET. 5' Active Chapter Roll ALPHA-University of Virginia, Charlottesville, Va. BETA-Davidson College, Davidson College, N. C. GAh'INIA-Wllll3H1 and Mary College, VVilliamsburgf'a. ZETA-University of Tennessee, Knoxville, Tenn. THETA-Southwestern Presbyterian University, Clarksville, Tenn. lOTAfH3HllQJdCD Sidney, Hampden Sidney, Va. KAPPA-Kentucky University, Lexington, Ky. MUfPresbyterian College, Clinton, S. C. NU-Wofford College, Spartanburg, S. C. X1-South Carolina College, Columbia, S. C. P1-Vlfashington and Lee University, Lexington, Va. RHOaCumberland University, Lebanon, Tenn. SIGMAHVanderbilt University, Nashville, Tenn. TAU-University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, N. C. UPSILON-Alabama Polytechnic Institute, Auburn, Ala. PHI4ROHHOkC College, Roanoke, Va. CHI-University of the South, Sewanee, Tenn. PSI-Georgia Agricultural College, Dahlonega, Ga. 9 . , . Alumni Chapters Alumnus Alpha, . . . Richmond, Va. Alumnus Beta, . . . . . Memphis. Tenn. Alumnus Gamma, . . . White Sulphur Springs, W.Va. Alumnus Delta, ...... Charleston, S. C. Alumnus Epsilon, . . . . . . Norfolk, Va. Alumnus Zeta, . . . . Dillon, S. C. Alumnus Eta, . . New Orleans, La Alumnus Theta, . . . . Dallas, Texas Alumnus Iota, . . Knoxville, Tenn 158 Ag q ,WJ 0 -'Q-K 'N -95 ELTA SXI'C'M'A U AN siqma P R Y? AQxcoNA512.f 0 Delta Sigma Delta 5' Colors- Turquoise :md Garnet. College Chapters AQ5ha+University of Michigan, Ann Arhor, Mich. Bela-Chicago College of Dental Surgery, Chicago, Ill. Gczmlzza-Ha1'vz1rcl University, Boston, Mass. Ep5z'!o11-University ol Pennsylvunizr, Pliiladelpluia, Penn. Zezfa-University Ol Czililornizi, San Francisco, Cal. Eff?-NOl'tllXX'CSlCI'l1 University, Chicago, Ill. 7W6!1l-University ol Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minn. f0flZ--DCtl'CJlt College of Medicine, Detroit, Mich. A'aj1j2fz4Yzinclerhilt University, Nashville, Tenn. ' Lllfllbllldf-XVCS'ECl'11 Reserve University, Cleveland, Ohio. llfllfillllltg College ol Dental Surgery, Boston, Mass. N11-Kzmiiszrs City Dental College, Kansas City, MO. Xfelndizlna Dentitl College, lnlizlnzlpolis, Incl ' Q Alumni Chapters Delroiz' Azz:fz'!z'aryFDet1'oit, Mich. C'hz'mga Azzxz'!z'zz1y-C11icz1gO, Ill. 1Vew Eilkgfftllllf A1z.rz'!z'fz1jf-Boston, Mass. LlifZ'lI7IBVOfLI A1z.rz'Z2'.fz1jf-St. Paul, Minn. Cfcwzfnzlzf A21.ri'!z'1z1jf-Cleveland, Ohio. Ph1'ftz11'f05hf1z fl zz.1'7'l1'zz1y-Pliilndelphia, Pa. ,FKYEQQC f1zz.1'z'Z1'1z1y-Sali l'lI'2lI'lClSCO, Cal F1-atres in Urbe ' DR. H. W. MORGAN, DR-. WM. P. Suits, H. S. ASHFORD, DR. R. R. FREEMAN, DR. B. F. T1-HELEN, TI-IOS. BROWN, DR. J. A. DALE. VVALTER H. VVHITE. XV. D. CAMPBELL 161 Fratres in Facultate HENRY' W, iWORGAN, M. D., D. D. S., ..,........ . Professor of Operative Dentistry ROBERT R. FREEMAN, M. D., D. D. S., . ...... Professor of Prosthetic Dentistry JAMES A. DALE, D. D. S., ..... . Professor of Dental Anatomy and Dental Technic WAI. P. SIMS, D. D. S., . ...... Assistant to Chair of Oral Surgery B. F. THIELEN, D. D. S., . . . . Demonstrator of Operative and Prosthetic Technic Class 1901 JOHN H.PH1LL1Ps, . ERNEST L. STEVENS, NEAL M. RUTLAND, WALTER H. WHITE, ASHER G. RAGLAND, ROBERT S. WOODARD I. EMMETT ROVVSEY, PAUL M. IOYNER, . THOs. A. LEONARD, . HARRY A. HOLDER, . B. RUSH KING, . C. M. NEXVTON, . RUSH P. ABBOTT, . VISTON TAYLOR, . EDWARD J. BLAINAE, TOM BROWN, . . W. D. CAMPBELL, . Class 1902 Class 1905 I62 . Yantlcy, Ala . Paducah, Ky . Empire, Ky , Nashville, Tenn Bowling Green, Ky Fayetteville, Tenn Henderson, Tenn Union City, Tenn McMinnville, Tenn . Gallatin, Tenn . . LeightOn,Ala. San Antonio, Texas Buena Vista, Miss . . Sylvia, Tenn . Del Rio, Texas . Nashville, Tenn. . Nashville, Te nn ,U ,IU cu 1-10.43 qzowmv NEW' W X . QP' w. Rx 5 YYY, va N W wi xv N X awk 'dx My Na i W W-....N.........W vw. h X, vw QW? M X fo X Wim? W, 1 'a , f ,ff-wwf Nw-mmxwww' x 9:4 Nagy-fv4sHw44iJ Phi Kappa Upsilon 9 5' Colors-Green and VVhite. Flower-NVhite Rose, .forores in Urbe BESSIE FLETCHER FITE. MARTHA EMILY LIUNNICUTT. Sorores in Universitate Class of 1901 MAY ANDERSON, B. A., i .... . . Troy, Tenn' ELEANOR ROY BUFORD, B. A., Nashville, Tenn HATTIE Diaws lVlCREE, B. A., . . Union City, Tenn MARY L. PIERCE, B. A., . Class of 1902 AMELIA MCTYEIRE BASKERVILL, B. A., . MARTHA NIURFREE MANEY, B. S., REVEL TOBIN, B. S., . . DAISY MAY IJEMPHILL, B. A., JOSEPHINE LINK, B. A., . Class of 1905 JENNIE BELLE POLLARD, B. A., . ELSIE RHEA VVARREN, . lVlONNELL PRIDE, B. S., LoUIsE CATCHING, B. S., BESSIE TRAWICK. B. A., MRS. J. L. MCGILL, MRS. H. C. TOLMAN, Class of 1904 Nashville, I . Nashville, Nashville, Tenn Tenn Tenn Newark, N. J' Nashville, Tenn Nashville, Tenn Nashville, Tenn Nashville, Tenn Nashville, Tenn . Atlanta, Ga. . Nashville, Tenn. Honorary Members 165 MRS. W. H. KIRK, Mlss STELLA SCOTT VAUGHN x. g -, WV' wwf Q's r Iii G1 MX fl! AJQQ 35 'ik 'K R 9 I 110' ,Q In HV 5 . 'Y h MQU, 4Qi'4 L' 3 4 ,7 1 E, Lvl 1.5 1 ',QJ,fQr' L -I 'I l J.: .7 ,Q - I f , ,m f 'fig M' A , ,i5 g55 Ni '..:. in ' -2 I --Ivffgl' LB'v-'NXLQX I ,4,l'. -. V ' -TX!! 'jx ' 'o 'fWmA45fmfWW D MII 1 i!fi 'l'5 J1'w W'Wi,M x Hff VW fmx A 1 .+- Q? V QQ f EN Q A .X ig ' ff. .ggsxv ' 2 ' 4.7 , ,h 1 . .....4.,-' - 6 5fYQEEi131LT uN.1YEB9 --wx Zh ' 66 Theta Delta Theta Established in 1900. 5 Colors-Crimson and Cerise. Flowers- Red and Pink Carnations. Class of 1905 MARY EVALlNE BROWN, B S. . Nashville, Tenn. BESSIE ANDERSON CRAIG, B.A. . . . Dickson, Tenn. MARGARET COLLINS DENNY, B.A. . . . Nashville, Tenn. FRANCES HARDY HAMMOND, B.A. . . Nashville, Tenn. ELEANOR IRENE KIESER, B.A. . . . . Nashville, Tenn. STELLA R RICH, B. S. ..... . . Nashville, Tenn Class of 1904 MARY JANE BLUE, B.A. ...,. Nashville, Tenn. ELIZABETH CHAPMAN DENNY, B.A. . . . . Nashville, Tenn. MARY BUCHANAN PRYOR, B.A .... . . Nashville, Tenn. - MAUD MARY SANDERS, B.A. . . . . . Nashville, Term Honorary Members LOVE BRANNER ATKINS, MARY LAMBUTH. Patronesses MRS. RICHARD JONES, MRS. COLLINS DENNY, MRS. JOHN DANIEL. 169 df? 5,31 Mr. Dooley Speaks on Vanderbilt '29 Phat's all this Oi hear about Vanderbilt University? asked Mr. Shaugnessy, dropping into Mr. Dooley's new quarters in Kissam Hall one evening. Br-reakin' out winders, an' th' loike? inquired Mr. Dooley, ,It's this way. A lot o' Fillers was talkin' to th' tacher one day about a year ago, an' he sez, sez he, 'Oi'll till ye phat'll bay fun,' an' they sez, 'Phat is it?' An' he sez, 'Some o' ye Fillers go an' paint th' Dooey canun doon on Broaud Sthratef An' they done it, an' iverybody thought it was moighty funny, an' they was moighty sma-art. One day this year some iv thim gits togither an' sez to thim- silves, 'If one joke was funny, more'll bay funnier' An' so they set their hids togither an' thoaught, an' thoaught, an' foinly one iv thim sez, 'Oi hev it, we'll smash Winder loights an' run th' Danel' An' they done that. Phat do ye think about thim boys yersilf, Misther Dooley? interrupted Mr. Shaugnessy. Mr. Dooley did not answer this question directly, but went on to say, Oi once had an oncle over in th' auld counthry that come to Dunshauglin only once in a year. That was at th' toime iv th' big fair. He'd go up an' doon th' sthrates whoopin' an' whirlin', his shillalah above his hid, an' tillin' iverybody he was 'blue-mouldy for a batin'.' Thini was his worrds. As Mr. Dooley did not continue for some time, Mr. Shaugnessy asked, Did he git th' batin'? ' Did he git th' batin', repeated Mr. Dooley, and he chuckled to himself, as he knocked the ashes out of his cob pipe, Oi belave he did. Phat's a cow-id? asked Mr. Shaugnessy, after a pause. ls that one iv thim jokes? I dinnaw, replied Mr. Dooley, but they are creatin' some onaziness jist noo among th' stoodints. l doaunt understhand it, but they till rne th' boys are baginnin' to learn that th' cow-ids git hoigher gra-ades fer liss worrk, an' they doaunt loike it. They doaunt bla-ame th' tachers, fer they say they are only morrtal-its human nachure whin boys an' girrls are worrkin' toogither. An' so th' majority iv th' stoodints are opposed to caw-idoocationf' Phy's th' evil not stopped? inquired Mr. Shaugnessy. L' Ye see they are popler wi' phat's called th' power behind th' throaune-th' woives iv th' tachers. At two or thray toimes in th' year th' VVooman's Club give an intertainmint to th' stoodints, where th' frishmen an' th' thayologs chew th' fingers iv th' laidies an' thrink limona-ade, an' hoauld their coat-tails in their hands whin they've nothin' ilse to do Th' cow-ids-thim that haven't Fillers sparkin' 'inifclane up th' dishes fer th' powers after thim intertainmints, an' th' worrk is relly will done. But doaunt th' stoodints thimsilves iver say ennything about their dissatisfaction? inquired Mr. Shaugnessy. 171 There's a straange thing that kapes thim frum spakin' their moind. They call it South- ern Chivulry. They know caw-idoocation's not a good thing fer thimsilves, an's much worse fer th' cow-ids, but this chivulry makes thim thank God in their prayers ivery day fer a koind Providence, a bawld-hicled Chancellor an' caw-idoocationf' At this point, Mr. Shaugnessy hastily arose from the steam heater where he had been sitting, and, after looking at it awhile, asked, as he went out of the room, Isn't this a pritty Warrm ar-rticle? H i 'Q 41 .1 'fi FT N '21 ff x 4 7 j p ,ga x . al Cf J' 1 if if Q lfi'--il X it I ,W 4 if Avg ,IJ-I I '- rig, Xt X ulyd, frnk I Na 1 E . ily If . ' ri- -ilfrlfvaf-P , ' Youll. HAVE 'ro Huanvx 172 John Fulton, My Jo john Fulton, my jo, John, h When we were first aquent I knew not what your reading Of Uncle Remus meantg But now I've known you long, john, And wiel can say I know There's ither things to like in you, john Fulton, my jo. ai .HJ-9.5 john Fulton, my Io, john, We've stirred the bowl thegither, And mony a cantie night, john, NVe've had wi' ane anitherg Our faces on your wall, john, W'hen we have had to go, VVil1 keep a place right next your heart john Fulton, my Io. The Professor's Grade-Book BY A SOPHOMORE. .29 My heart leaps up when I behold A grade-book in his handy So was it when I came here fust,'l So will it be when I grow old In learning's land! The zero's daddy to the bust, And I Could wish my days to be Of all such rot entirely free. 173 LlI'1C HUC UBC L1I'lC UBC UHC UBC 1,1116 Friday, Saturday, Saturday Sunday, Monday, Monday, Tuesday, Commencement' Exercises 1901. 2 2 . Contest for the Young Prize Medal feveningj . . . . . . . . Class Day Qafternoonj . . . . . . . Senior Promenade Ceveningj . . . . . . . . . . Commencement Sermon . .I ...... Annual Meeting of the Board of Trust Q9 A. M.j Alumni Dayg Business mQting' Q10 A. M.jg Public Exercises Qeveningj . . . . . . Annual Address before the University Body Q8 P. MQ Weclnesday, . .V .......... Commencement Day XXA2. 174 Honors 3' ? Prizes' Awarded in 1900 .Hcademic Department Founder's Department Medal, . . john Bell Tansil, . . . . Dresden,Tem1, Owen Prize Medal, ..... . Mary L. Pierce ,.... . N21ShVillC,Tenn- Founder's Day Medal, . , . Charles Crawford jarrell, . . Qxford, Ga, R. A. Young Medal, . VVesley Clark VVilliams, .... . . Bridgeport, Ala. Bibiical Department Founder's Department Medal, Charles Crawford jarrell, Oxford, Ga Law Department Founder's Medal, . Thomas R. Foster, . Mobile, Ala Law Department Scholarships, Moses Bonner, . . Nashville, Tenn. E. C. Street, . . . Guntersville, Ala Medical Department Founder's Department Medal, Hugh Leonard Berry, Singleton, Tenn Interne to City Hospital, Hugh Leonard Berry, Singleton, Tenn Pharmaceutical Department Founder's Department Medal, Martha Emily Hunnicutt, Atlanta, Ga Taylor junior Medal, T ' Robert Kimmins, . Longview, Tenn Department of Dentistry Founder'S Department Medal, .... . Benjamin Franklin Thielen, . . Brazoria, Texas Morrison Brothers' Medal to the second ini . . H , Bc -d, . . . D' ll' ,1 . competition for the Founder's Medal, Perry Cossort nm A ds exqs Henry W. Morgan Medal for the best gold filling, Charles Logan Gunn . . Gadsden, Ala 175 'fad' If xc .nfl ' IW W, ,i4! ll X 1 X f bw A 1 n rj . '. jfffivr. 4-K l X X161 ' U Ly- llgllllnl LL w ill Q i .,V..u4 Q I V W QQ 1 S 5 2 L-' an E :: -' E as B - ,fig C' Wi! Q 2 5 E X 5' Members Honorary DR. H. C. TOLMAN, . . ' . . .... Phi Beta Kappa . . Phi Beta Kappa. DR. VV. J. VAUGHN, . . DR. T. A. JENKINS, . . Phi Beta Kappa. 9 , Associates by Courtesy GERTRUDE JONES, 195, JEAN COURTNEY, '96, MABELLE FLIPPIN, '96, NIINNIE E. IQEISER, '96. 5 Class of 1895 R. L. LUND, J. Y. BAYLISS, H. J. LIVINGSTON, W. K. MATTHEXVS, BEN CHILDERS, M. C. KE'l'CHUNI, C. P. VVILLIAMS. 177 Class of '96 W. H. JOHNSON, CAMPBELL BONNER, CUMMINS RATCLIEEE, J. W. PIANNER, L. J. LOVENTHAL, T. H. BREWER, E. R. SMITH, C. R. BASKERVILL, C. E. DUNBAR, H. F. CRENSHAW, E. M. RANKIN. A 4- Class of '97 S. H. WERLEIN, W. D. STRAYHORN, G. J. NUNN, ' C. E. HAKINS. 9 Class of '98 J. M. VVILLIAMS, ' OSCAR TEAGUE, MARION IQIRKLAND. if Class of '99 W. M. PATTERSON, VV. F. BRADSHAXV, VV. J. HOWARD H. J. DAILX', W. B. LONG, W. M. BUSH. W Ai' Class of '00 JOHN BELL TANSIL. S' Class of 'OI THOMAS MOTLOXV, J. G. WINSTON, HERBERT GANNAWAY. 9 Class of '02 G. C. SCOGGIN, MARTHA M. MANEY DAISY HEMPHILL, AMELIA MCT. BASKERVILL, GEORGE B. BASKERVILL. ' 178 Ode 5' fXVritten for the Twenty-Hfth Anniversary ofthe Opening of Vanderbilt University, by Olin Dantzlcr Wannamalzer, M AJ 5 O Alma Mater! Sweet thy groves and rare The vista'd beauty of thy wing-swung boughs! O Alma Mater, Lo we come to hear Thy autumn blessing, when the breezes rouse A' million music-laden leaves of gold On whispering maples, telling wisdom told When we were with thee in the days of old Now gone forever. See, we come from plain And hill of laboring life, to hear again, O Alma Mater, To hear again thy long loved whispers low, Of golden maples casting yellow leaves, The music sweet and low That blesses us until the heart re-weaves, O Alma Mater, Visions past re-weaves. Great Alina Mater, circled bythe hills, Throned in thy valley open to the blue, Peace is about thee, steadfast peace that stills Our hearts from doubt-we know thy faith is true! I O Alma Mater! I-low thy towers rise, O Beyond the moonlit silence of the gold! O Alma Mater! How the moonlit skies Encanopy thy sleeping! Ah, behold Thy stately towers in the solemn light, Like love that sanctihes a great Kings might, Transmuting justice into gentle right! Our hearts are wholly satisfied in thee. Abide thou steadfast while the swift years flee, O Alma Mater! Continue thou, in power and love abide, XVith maple pathways whispering olden dreams At autumn eventide, Till all thy solemn glory, moonlit, gleams, O Alma Mater, Moonlit glory gleams! Hear thou, O Royal One, our voices roll, In loyal exultation round thy throne! The unborn years of God are all thy own, We sing, let joyous courage keep thy soul! O Alma Mater, Let courage keep thy soul. A ww. -I DOC RUST. CAP ALLEY 180 KQWX 7 L JS D HJIYWNHGENEHQWS 53 X f WL ?XkQdifp, M I K Z Rx ! yf K ?-1 gm N fn f b x - 3. 61 91 5 f Qfi Q X nf WE? -- -- ' 1 Zjl. 4,..- , I , . ,LE-ga-. ' C'-7334-ef-ffve, NW? 311' I THE OBSERVER STAFF A LITERARY MONTHLY Publlshed by the Llterary SOCIGYIGS at Vanderbilt University If f X 6f, ff + 01 IM' ffflfln ffl lmlll ,ffl lf! MW! 4 ff 'rl tg. ixl 51 l . . .. lf' M7 . A 611523-' F C Q- ff 1 wid 7 E I UEIX 55,1 ff, I . - Vlwff ! A . l'f1x, ' 0 . . . ,, .T xx i Rf' T x lg! 'nh X 3, fm '- ips'-' xx ga 'T rw.. 'A ' M f f T R HJ 'AE f-L., Staff 5' Editor:in:Chief CARL M ONK, DIALECTIC. .Hssociates E, M. UNDERWOOD, ' HERBERT GANNAVVAY, R. H. SCOTT, I Business Manager PAUL B. KERN. JAMES A. PEOPLES, PH1LosOPH1c. 183 I gl, 1Fl'E--H74 The Hustler Yi A Weekly Periodical of College Life, Published by Vanderbilt Athletic Association J. A. WILLIAMS, 'OI ....... EDITOR-IN-CHIEF. Associate Editors CARL MONK, ,OI. THOMAS MOTLOXV, 'OL J. A. PEOPLES, 'O2. I J. B. CAMPBELL, 'O3. G. C. SCOGGIN, 'O2. R. M. MANN, 'O3. Department Editors A. T. LEVINE, . . .... Law. D. W. JONES, . ..... Medical FRANK P. FOLMAR, ..... Dental. A. L. SMITH, .... Pharmaceutical. S. A. JOHNSON, .... I FRANK SINGLETON, . . . Theological G. B. BASKERVILL,-JR., . Englncerlng . . Business Manager. The Commencement Courier PUBLISHED DAILY BY THE SENIOR CLASS DURING THE WEEK OF COMMENCEMENT. JOHN PASCHALL, VV, H. SIMMONS, The Associate Editors WILL CLARK, FRED GILL, 'Y . . . EDITOR-IN-CHIEF. . . . . . . . . . . . . BUSINESS MANAGER. are selected from the student body by the Editor-in-Chief .Hssistant Editors - J. F. H. BARBEE, J. B. CAMPBELL, R. M. IVICCONNELL, A. B. CAMPERQ ' I. EDWIN JUSTICE, GRANTLAND RICE, I ROBERT H. SCOTT, CARL IVIONK. I 185 I I . I l,1., ', , W4fZf.::.2:-.bn f- I Ig In ,I M ,JIEIIIIIIIIIIIIII11 I 'I f xx 4 H I, f 1 , e 5 4, I I QI ' ' 5 V , I 1 ,A , L 41 L, III 3 I I'I ,Z,2 ' if ., ' ' - ' 1: I E25 2' ' 24 , , ,A is , .M ,..55:g.,,g. , ' IIQJI' ' ' IIIIIIVIH I , ' ' f' ' L -'-N11 X- Evlhiisass I I f ff? ' I I ff if I NWN' I' Rf I I fff fx Q I ,II I I , X754 I I rl IIIII I II In I IIRII5IIIIIIIIIIl'II,I -I II IIIIII L I I T III-If 7, ,I .1 gf 'YI ,, I I -I 4 I m , M14 I , ff !4 lj I IIII I If II I 'A f5'j:'1 YQQNIN IWII WW' lx 2 II flffaff p II -,XXX III I -WfIII,.f:IIaI Wm I wggggi -RSX f 'TI I, 'MII .I III III IIIII I IIIIIIII V- I SX I RN I1 . Illggypaasgggfif , fl px! X J, 1 f I I IIII-I I X, 5 I I I U1 II M N Il I I Vanderbilt University Quarterly A Record of University Life and Vfork, Published Quarterly by Vanderbilt University. 5' General Publication Committee J. H. KIRKLAND, Chancellor of Vanderbilt University, Clzfziffmzzn. A. R. I-101-ILFELD, Dean of Academic Faculty. VV. H. SCHUERMAN, Dean of Engineering Faculty. NV. F . TILLETT, Dean of Theological Faculty. JOHN BELL ICEEBLE, Secretary of Law Faculty. W. L. DUDLEY, Dean of Medical Faculty. J. T. MCGILL, Dean of Pharmaceutical Faculty. D. R. S'rUIsIaLEEIELD, Dean Of Dental Faculty. JOHN DEWITT, of Alumni Association. . CHARLES TRABUE, of Alumni Association. EDWIN WILEY, ' of Graduate Club. E. B. CROOKS, I of Graduate Club. M. E. HOLDERNESS, Representative of Student Body. il Editorial Committee CHANCELLOR J. H. KIRKLAND, Chfzzkfmafz, EDWIN WILEY, Illzzmzging Editor, DR. F. W. MOORBZ, E. B. CROOKS, Business Mavrager. , 187 The Sofa-pillow Fight 9 I stopped to see my girl, Although 'twas late, one Sunday night I found her much confused- Shfe said they'd had a pillow ight. A Hush was on her cheek, Her rumpled hair was in a plight, But that was not so strange, For I knew theyrd had a pillow iight. His cuffs and collar wrinkled, His four-in-hand was pulled out tight, But that I understood, Since I knew they'd had a pillow light. I sat down on the sofa- But lo! no pillow was in sight! And then I wondered how They'd ever had a pillow fight. 188 A Fowl Psalm of Life fXVith deepest apologies to Longli-llow.J 5' Tell me not in mournful gobbles, Picked bones that some poor relation, Said the turkey with a sigh, Coming in to look about, Merely 'cause you've missed Thanksgiving, Seeing shall take heart and crack them That on Christmas you'll not die. just to suck the marrow out. Lives of turkeys all remind us, ln this world's broad poultry barnyard, XVe can not escape stern fate. In this chicken coop of life, And departing leave behind us, Be not like a downy duckling, Clean picked bones upon the plate. Be a gobbler in the strife. Let us, then, be up and leaving, 'Ere, my friends, it is too late, And let those who fain would eat us Learn to smack their lips and wait. 3' Vanderbilt Alphabet 5' A stands for Alley, the man with the gun, B stands for Bursar, who's after the ' mon, C stands for Cannon, which gun came 'to woe' D stands for 11's for Expe F f stands or G stands for H stands for I stands for J stands for H stands for L stands for M stands for N stands for O stands for P stands for Q stands for R stands for S stands for T stands for U stands for V stands for W stands for X stands for Y stands for And as Z's th D . Douglass, the man with the hoe, 1, though the had boy repents, Freeman, the teacher of 'tDents, Godwin, the medic rnan's fear, Hohlfeld, the man of zwei beer, University, from our Chancellofs jones, who lived in a shoe, Keeble, with all legal lore, Logic, the worst kind of bore: Moore, a jockey by trade , Nashville, a town without shade: Oratory, few winners are here, Pony, as fleet as a deer, Quit, with lazy pursuits, Ruddiman, King of Pharmaceutsf' Stevenson, with Hmusts and must nots Tillett, intended victim of plots, University, quite dear to us all, Vanderbilt, who gave Kissam Hall, W'iley, a Cyrano quite shy, Xmas, which I must hurry by, Yahoo, which is getting rather low, e last letter, we'll just lcflcrgo. l view, rr 189 Books Received in in LEs MISERABLESY' W. F. Tillet and J. A. Kern. A sombre story of a life of sin and retribution. Bound in sackcloth and ashes. For sale, 51.50. THE SPORTING EXTRA,u or HALL I KNOW. J. L. Borgerhoff. In three volumes. Illustrated from the authorls own experience. Each volume 30 cents. A CITIZEN OF THE WORLD. VV. L. Dudlev. A large book in single volume, about as time as long. A very popular story with those interested in athletics and chemicals. SHE.W Timothy Cloran. The annals of a quiet life trying to serve God and propitiate man. THE HEAVENLX' TWINS. B. M. Drake and J. M. McClure. Guaranteed free from interpolations, and not according to any mathematical formula. CRITIQUE OF IMPURE REAsONf' Collins Denny. A confusion of useless knowledge, containing the life and opinions of the antiquarian, Noah K. Davis, without notes or emendations. It has the same binding that it has always appeared in. KING SOLOMON,S MINES.ll Wils Williams. The story of an unscrupulous speculator who beguiles young and unsuspecting boys out of large sums, Published by the 'West End Sunday-school as a warning to its pupils. KLAPPLIED CHRISTIANITY, AND How I APPLY IT. T. I-I. Malone and Gross Alexander. Quotations that might be called life-maxims: Be not righteous overmuchf' To be slow in words is man's only virtue. SHE STOOPS 'IO CONQUEIU' Mrs. J. H. Kirkland. How the rough and verdant heart of the clouted swain is soothed and captivated by the sweet presence that is ever uplifting. BACK IN THE FORTIEs. L. R. Hamberlin. A slashing, cutting story in skeleton Outline of life two generations ago. Price, 49 cents. A BACHELOR,S ROMANCE. F. W. Moore. A thrilling story of the life of a reckless troubadour, full of exciting Amours and hair-breadth escapes from the tender embraces of love-sick maidens. 190 MISS ELEANOR ROY BUFORD. Miss ELEANOR ROY BUFORD deserves appreciation from those who represent Vander- bilt University, Her hold upon the student-body comes from a never-Hagging loyalty, a certain and cordial support, attested by personal and moral evidence. In addition, she not only has given her presence and her enthusiastic approbation, but recognizing the fact that of all the speech-makers in the world, money talks the bmi, she has gone to Work personally and literally to help the teams in financial crises. THE COMET, the mouthpiece of so large a portion of the students of the University, honors itself in honoring our esteemed friend, Miss Eleanor Roy Buford, and we believe we voice a compliment in which the entire student-body will unite. ' 191 I Doubt It 5 When the chapel bell has ceased to ring, When exams. are o'er, and you've got a good pass, Vtfith the clang and clatter about it, I1Vith no reason to worry about it, Do you long once more to hear the old thing? Do you ever once wish you were back in the class? Well, may be you do, but I doubt it. Well, may be you do, but I doubt it. Q When a holiday comes and you don't go to school, 4 With no back work to trouble about it, Do you sit in your room and study, you fool? Well, may be you do, but I doubt it. When logic and math. and Latin is o'er- No professor to lecture about it- Do you wish to yourself you could hear them once more? Well, may be you do, but I doubt it. XVhen old fish has ceased to be on the fare, NVith the terrible smell about it, Do you smack your lips and wish you were there? Well, may be you do, but I doubt it. When you've gone to the gym. your very last time, And when you are treading 'long life's rugged ways, And are through with all that's about it, W'ith no fun or playing about it, Do you sigh for a rope or a ladder to climb? VVill you wholly forget your old college days? Well, may be you do, but I doubt it. Well, may be you will, but I doubt it. IQ2 Q HY TTEHHAH CAUT C.HEATI.N DISHONESTLY NN LLGE ISVIISSFO FRU:-fl ms HERE F QVC,1.uB J S S ,W lrf We M A M X I I ,I ll I 2 6 'q- ll 4 Z f Q7 I ffff Z al I im,-fl ' if 'sw . 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J' I Xxx- ii . ,h j:7f - -- r 1 L . 1 ' 'fm 4 122.53 6' A: 15:55:35 H:33:5f ' 652:13 NX 7 72 Q. 1 r ll ,,... - , 4 FT Theta Nu Epsilon 3 3' Rho Epsilon Chapter 5' Fratres in Urbe H. M. DOAK, SA 13 S. C. PILCHER, A A 0 M. H. RICHARDSON, 40 A 0 JOHN S. BROMON, J A E 3' Fratres in Facultate R. L. LUND, J ls' E 5' Class of 1901 S. D. BAXTER 41 .I C9 H. C. MASON, J ll' E A W. B. C. PILCHER, fp J 6 VV. S. DRAPER, J 11' I P. GORDON COOK, Q A' W' A. VV. PIARRIS, 42 J H 3' Class of 1902 G. W. COOPER, 4? J 0 A. M. PATTERSON, J A' E GEORGE A. FRAZER, 2 .X FRED. HUME, J A' 15 E. M. UNDERWOOD, 41 A 0 5' Class of 1903 D. P BROWN, S X RICHARD W. DAKE, 0 J 0 F. G. GORDON, A A 6 JOHN J. IVICKREE, A A' E J. E. EDGERTON, APE J. D. PORTER, J If BEN SLAUGHTER, S X 194 'r i 1-'sg N ,flu Q M , 0, frn ' -ll .A 'WW nlmlm' I Hi H X31 Q .,,,,,,1ln I. P . 1' . YLQQ' .J Rf' A 1 Xviimxv J Ls JNL tux xv sei xg -,R-e-'11-r r-1, R .522-.LR X '--'U?'TT'- ,w2 - ' -:tial Il- 'H' ' I-,. i . Q, .X -xox Q kg: ' ' . We-afm.'71f1f ' 5i?3 gi ,EBM W ft if-I4 it J lf' '+R f ' f xg L '-. li' 4 snr al :lk l oo oogoooo ooooooo .. ,, .1 MMV, N ,rl e - gf - 'fx , 1. 0 limo 'tl 4 -'f- 1 and ' 1 Mg' t l! si ll 'l g , f f ' ' E 'ffl' ,--:ffl f Ayr .,4,f, ff' f 2 41 o l l ooo :fx 1 I I I 633630039 D il o,.lN,N,6f?, Officers for 1900-1901 W. H. VVITT, Nashville, Tenn. ,......... . M. P. LEGRAND, Montgomery, Ala. ,... . First Vice W, H. HOLLINSHEAD, Vanderbilt University, ..... . ROBERT L. LUND, Nashville, Tenn. ,.,. . . . J. T. NlCGILL, Vanderbilt University ,.... . Executive Committee lumm President -President Secretary Treasurer Historian HENRY W, MORGAN, THOMAS H. MALONE, IR., LUCIUS E. BURCH, W. H. HOLLINSHEAD, ROBERT L LUND 9? Annual Address, June 17, IQOI, by S. P. Gilbert, Georgia. Annual Poem, june 17, IQOI, by E. L Aroni Kentucky 195 Southern Inter-Collegiate Cratorical Association Established in 1891. 5' Colleges Represented 'Q UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA, SOUTH CAROLINA ' SEWANEE, VANDEIQBILT, UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS, CENTRE, TULANE. IQENTUCKY STATE. Vanderbi1t's Representatives 1891. J. W. MOORE' fwinnerj. 1896. HILL BXICALLISTER. 1892. F. M. THOMAS. 1897. 1.1. MCNALLY. 1893. S. K. BLAND. 1898. N. F. CHEAIRS Cwinnerj. 1894. J. H. DEWITT. 1899. G. M. PRITCHETT. 1895. W. W. CRAIG. 19OO. D. K. LAMBUTH. 1901. J. S. TILLEY The contest this year was held at University of Texas. 196 ajlililllllflillI0'lZilf iillmi Vazi ' Offlcers Multum., MMIII,,islrflwfmwgwa PEOPLES ,....... ID7 6,S'Z'6Z7.4'71ZL Silt situ' N. GANTT, ..... Vice-P1fe5z'f!e11Z. P. L. PR1TcHE'r'r, . . Smfezzzzfy. H. GANNAXVAY, . . . Tffefzszzrezf. I 5 ,Y S. M. MILLER, . CWIZZAZZZITZ. kaigkxi 95 Tnos. MoTLoW, Cffzfzc. We Tl M b h lil, F A om ers - -2,, N , li: is Aff' b.'Tl.BE1lClW1l1, F. K. Houston, lb N 5, VV. M. Board, A. H. Hughey, 'Nil l,,l lqzzh I. Cameron, VV. O. jenkins, gf 415, E. B. Crooks, R. M. Mann, 1 F. G. Dickson, s. M. Miner, iii -J ,W VV. XV. Dinning, A. Monk, Jr., Wit ' ill FT D. F. Douglas, Thomas Motlow, 2- xv,-- gc J. E. Edgerton, D. H. Neil, 12 Q 1. R. Fisher, J. Paschall, ff' il! M. Fletcher, J. A. Peoples. li ft ' , H. Gannaway, Y P. L. Pritchett, R - ' N. J. Gantt, T. R. Reeves, ,A W7-EMN,-S W. T. Hale, I.. F. Roberts, '- 'J . mlb XR- In f VV.Vl3.I?oljInis, J.A.Wi11iamS, N' . . o ingsworth, TNT J. R. VVilliamson, C. D. Zdanowicz. J. A. PEOPLES, Business Manager of Observer. H. GANNAWAY, . . Associate Editor of Observer. P. B. Til-ERN, . . . Associate Editor of Observer. THOMAS TVTOTLOW, . .... Thanksgiving Debater. J. PAscHALL, . . . . . Thanksgiving Debater. T. R. REEVES, . . North CarolinaVDebater, W. M. BOARD,. . . Orator 22d of February, JOHN PASCHALL, . . I . . . Orator 22Cl of February. 1 ir Il f'? e:-. 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SNEAD ..... ....... S ecreiafjl. A. F. NYE ...... . . flsszlvtafzf Secfefaljl. SMITH JOHNSON ...... ....... T 1'ezz.vz:rer. J. G. EVANS ...... ....... C Wnjilrzffz. A. M. PATTERSON ...... . . Ckz'cf1Wfz1'sha!. Members W. H. Barclay, R. H. Hudson, john Overton, S. Blanton, VV. VV. Hughes, S. E. Ragland, John Brown, J. M. jenkins, A. S. Rees, B. F. Carr, S. A. johnson, A I. M. Roberts, F.VV.Chappell, H. V. jones, R. H. Scott, W. L. Clark, H. S. Lipscomb, Frank Seay, C. H. Cobb, C. Y. Marshall, J. B. Sibley J. E. Crutchfield, H. C. Mason, A. C. Snead, C. B. Duncan, H. L. Matthews, C. A. Stainback, il. B. Elbrick, Curl Monk, S. Tilley, C. D. Evans, F. VV. Motlow, I. P. Turner, G. 1. Evans, A. F. Nye, A. XV.Vaughan, G. Flinn, A. M. Patterson, D. C. W'ebb. Charles Franklin, E. T. Price, CARL MONK, ..... . . Editor-in-Chief' of Observer. W. W. HUGHES, . . ..... Thanksgiving Debater. C. A. STAINBACK, . ....... Thanksgiving Debater. CARL MONK, .... ..... 2 2d February Orator. I. S. TILLEY, . . . . . . .... 22d February Orator. R. H. SCOTT, . ...... . North Carolina Debater. 198 if , W a my, . G, NW, J '2w W 'lk J M , 'lf PTM f' N QD 7 f Q f .f4 757 X fl: ' V1 7 3' 1 .4 ,jf '4.Wf,, f 1 ,f , ipfjfjfgwjvlaf ,ff 1 X K Q 4' W W ' 164 ' -K NI ,lil j yi K X X , X I Y! .X gig ? I , MF VM X ff' 1, ,V8fSiTy CYGHKS E L ASHFORD -I 5 afffe. . J. I.,- 53, gig I ' 5 ' ':qfN ,z - s Ld :-ffgiiflfze- .p:: ' V I 'lf I-: a a- V Q f iii? 44 1-45552549225 f fl Mm , f W 'Va 3551 gg ' ' 1 - 1: F , 3. I n 'S ff. I9 I I lam 5 4,175 - U I bb A . , ,, A, A A Qmffwmq Q me afWfJ E E32 I ag - L, Z 7 EEL,-- : gn' ' : 7 GZ? h sgssfsg f D5 Q! I ' '-' 1 I '35 ef f 1 .415 5-1- -' a FsTi?ff51'ASZgT. 5 LA? lx I ! . 4 I Q4 Q f ST? 523 X Aft er last verse only 2 Our song is sorrowful and sad, Ah, mel 'Tis all about these students bad, Ah, ine! They study up mischief from morn till night, And in practical iokes they take delight, Yes, in practical jokes they take delight, 'Tis a sorrowful sight to see: A sorrowful sight, a sorrowful sight. A sorrowful sigiht to see, ln practical jo es they take delight. 'Tis a sorrowful sight to see. One morning the bell wouldn't mal-ce a sound, Ah, incl The clapper was lost and couldnft be found, Ah, mel These naughty students played hookeyl' from school, To say the least, their conduct was cool, They had put that clapper to soak in the pool. 'Twas a sorrowful sight to see: A sorrowful sight, a sorrowful sight, A sorrowful sight to see. That clapper a-soaking out in the pool, 'Twas a sorrowful sight to see. On Saturday night, when all was dark. Ah. me! To Nifesley Hall they went for a lark. Ah, nie! it They sou ht not theological lore, But of p ates they took a couple of score, And piled them up at the Dean's front door. 'Twas a curious sight to see: A curious sight, a curious sight, A curious sight to see, Those plates piled up at the Dean's front door, 'Twas a curious sight to see. While Captain Alley was fast asleep, - Ah, me! Right under his nose these chaps did creep, Ah, me! They climbed to the tower with stealthy pace And took the hands of the clock from its face, Now wasn't that a shocking disgrace And a terrible sight to see? A terrible sight, a terrible sight, A terrible sight to see, That poor old clock, with no hands on its face, Was a terrible sight to see. Twas during the famous Flower Fete, Ah, mel 4 NVe entertained a guest of state, Ah, me! ' These cranks conceived the fun would be great lf they could of Dewey a prisoner make, So they locked and bolted every gate. 'Twas a comical sight to see. A comical sight, a comical sight, A comical sight to see. 'tYou mdust rise before breakfast, the Admiral sai , When you catch an old fox like me. ZOI On 'Washingtonis birthday they wanted some fun. Ah, mel So out to Belmont they took a run, Ah, ine! They knew the Facultyfs love for pets And brought them a couple of statuettes, Xifith billet-deux tied round their dear little necks, 'Twas a sight for the gods to see, A sight to see, a sight to see, A sight for the gods to see. The Deans, as they gazed on those statuettes Were a sight for the gods to see. ' Now what's to become of these 'Varsity cranks- Ah, mel Who on the Faculty play such pranks? Ah. me! Some morn they'll be missed at Chapel bell CTO their friends it will sound like a funeral knelli, But where they are gone to, we cannot tell, And weld rather not follow to see, 1 Wfefd rather not follow, we'd rather not follow, And we'd rather not follow to see. Paradise, who can tell? not follow to see. Ah, me 1 They may be in But we'd rather Ah, mel GLEE, BANJO AND MANDOLIN CLUB. jg -fdftxxx ,,ig,.f XT V T T TT T xvk 5,a:-ww . A ' - rfT'?'fl'f'Fw AE' TQBCXYWU gf ff ', N 'P .. 54, , ff P A94 IQ 3 AU 0 If :ff '4 Officers ! ,Qi Pn'5z2z'w1z', G. W. Dyer. Lil-fl'-jJ7'L'.YZfZIf'7lZ', R. H. Scott. T- X l.l7,'.,gfl4 4' Safffvfzizjf, B. F. Carr. y9'6'fI.S'7!7'L'7', C. H. Cobb. ' . wwf, lwzzzmfgwf, T. Levine. - 14 f 'ff 1 ,. iff , m.- fi sh Glee Club 'I r fb ' Arthur Phillips, Dzrcrfaff. G. P. jackson, Lefzdfif. 711, . , af First 'Tenor Y' .E C. H. Cobb, X-V. XV3llE'lCC,-l1'. G. P. Jackson T .ga C. B. Duncan, R. Carter. xx .Yecond Tenor I 'sig 'Q 'N B. F. Carr, V. Boswell, E. L. Hickman, gi.i5E ' S. Tilley, VV. S. Draper, Jr. I First Bass J. T. Phillips, D. P. Brown, F. A. Black, I. McRee, P. G. Cook. .fecond Bass R. H. Scott, E. L. Doak, -l. T. Johnston, A. M. Patterson, F. C. Chappell. A N 4 Instrumental Club C. Roland Plick,Dz'1fccf0r. Fzirsz' !Wfzmz'o!z'7z.--J. T. Phillips, D. P. Browm, R. Carter, A. T. Levine. Sammif1fm11z'0!z'1z.-C. Hoss, F. A. Black, P. C, Chappell. GZ!ZifHif.+R. H. Scott, V. Boswell, P. C. McNulty, T. Johnston L70!Z'7l.-C. R. Flick. Coiffmi.--G. P. jackson. f'VkzS2'!c1'.--L. B. Finn. 203 Trips Taken Eighth .Hnnual Concert Season., l900:'0l Vanderbilt Chapel, Franklin, Ky., Thanksgiving Night, IQOO. Saturday, February Q. Shelbyville, Tenn., T NaShVi11CY'IlenI-ll, Wednesclay, December I2.' Veudome Theater, Fayettevillg, Tenn., Q lrVednesday, February 13. Thursday, December 13. Pulagki Tenn Bellbuckle, Tenn., Tuesday, February 19. F ' l D be' . rlcayl ecem U I4 Birmingham, Ala., MUff1'ffGSbO1'O, Tama Wfednesday, February 20. Saturday, December 15. Mobile, Ala., Mt. Pl C t T . Cagm ' mm ' Thursday, February 21. Thursday, December 20. Spring Hi1l,Te11l1', De Funiaclc Springs, Fla., Friday' December 21. QThe Wfinter Chautauquaj Club Columbia, Tenn., gave six concerts, including sacred Saturday, December 22. concert-Friday, Saturday, Sunday, Franklin, Tenn., Fcbmmly 22, 23, 24' Monday, january 6. Montgomery, A13-, Gallatin, Tenn., P Monday, February 25. Friday, THUUHVY 17- Nashville, Tenn., Bowling Green, Ky. Closed season in Gymnasium,Tues- Friday, February 8. day, ,April 4. 2:4 Members Officers XV. D, XVEATHERFORD, . . . R. M. M.-XNN ,,.. A. MONK, . . . . . j. E. EDGERTON. . . . . . e,.,,,,EN X17 R. VVILLIAMSON, JOHN HOLMAN, C. C. GRISS.-XM, VV. E. GNVYNN, J. E. EDGERTON, B. A, BREXVER, P. H. VVHITING, JOHN PASCHALL. C. D. ZDANOVVICZ, L. M. CLARY, NV. D. NVEATHERFORIJ. E. T. PRICE. P. TURNER, D. C, VVEBB. D. E. DOUGLASS, THOS. MOTLOXV. A. MONK, A. H. HUGHEY, THOG. E, KENNEDY, JOHN M. FLETCHER, D, IJ. BROWN. W. O. JENKINS, HERBERT GANNAWAI1 W. W. HUGHES, FRED C. GILL, THOMAS NEEL. W. J. HOWARD. 205 fx .K 1 M,, A . PRESIDENT. VICE-PRESIDENT. . SECRETARY. . TREASURER. V. I. MOORE, R. C. RICHEY, R. M. MANN, J. A. PEOIJLES, G. G. MARSHALL, J. R. FISHER. L. E. ROBERTS R. R. HINES, INO. NICHOLS. A. W. V.-XUGHN. A. H. PIKE, S. A. JOHNSON, JOHN OVERTON. , 1 4 VMS? W . A. ! : 5 f V5 we wma To DINING: CLUB 5' A. H. SHANNON . . MANAGER. 5' Board of Monitors C. B. DUNCAN, Chairman. 206 A. R. KASEY, F. G. DICKSON, J. D. HAMMONS at . Q di 7' .43 KISSAM HALL. MRS. HYDE, mel K LH , . f 0 W5 ., RCN R M599 lx, ,-1.:jJJ'X f-.:,.---gy IV, - - S5 ,.,.,f MC U 7 . . l, .jr X . i . in 1 if r ' 'W' L 5 1. WL-TOGER QTID 1- ' 1 l - if:- ..- , L i p w . 1 West Side Association W' 0' Officers of Board P P. -TUR1LIER,, . u . i . i . i . .President. M. P. O,CONNOR, . . . Vice-President. G. B. BASKERVILL, IR., Secretary and Treasurer. E 5' Members of Board J. P. TURNER, THOMAS MOTLOW, JOHN PASCHALL, M. P. O,CONNOR, G. B. BASKERVILL, J. M. FLETCHER, R. M. MANN, B. F. CARR, J. E. EDGERTON. 209 Matron QL '- x. f Q W ,Q I 2y5wD0ODfv.Qc,oUCo0c-no Dcanoooni-aw Q onoooo oopombaacwuwoo o f,-fy.2'z. .JQ7y' f A f W if LW f PM . A . .J I2-37!WAi'??f7'f M . f -'ff lm. l E-234' 'V f ff1.,Z, g-A QR 5 fb eu, 1 E:g.ewQ,gif4fxf,,L,QqqQQ uqqu Qc.x,awmo4.lcArcc--no-'l?6,.uwLm'ioFo?S ewU ,IS a f!2,,:'g1- ! f 4 O49 'Lwf X . L W NI Officers JAMES B4CCLURE, .... Preddenh L C.IIARDY, . . . NUccJHcMdeuL IIERBERT GANNAHMYQ Secwiary and TYCHMHCR 9' Members A G. B. BASKERVILL, NN. M. CRUTCHFIELD, R. H. lNffCNEILLY VV.IL CLARKE, C.Il ZDANOWHCL P.Cl B4CNULTH JOHN NACHOLS .ALONZO PqONK, VV.EL SIMMONS j.fL PEOPLES, CARL BJONK, T1 RL REEVES ERNEST REES, Ii.CL RJCE, PAUL NACHOLS J. P. TURNER, A. F. NVE, N. J. GANTT, E. T. PRICE, FRANK SEAY. 2 O N Z, he X l ung' B ws' ,Af ' I I ' it 1? A C B ,fe-Ui ' ' I I, 1 .rl l tl I .. j If jauntily Made-up Fletcher, l, ,I Summum Bonum, , . . fProfessors Elect. .cf - '- . ,H-1'E..47 , , , A I , Q XV1ll Lick em Clalke, . . fl Tanning Motlow, . ....... ....,. . Grand Guardian of the Beech Tree Cute Monk, ....- ...... .... D r um Major jace Ak Peoples, .... . . Gfficial Laugher at Old Sawney's jokes Ever-too Much Underwood, X. . . General Promulgator of Sawney's Old jokes Bull Fighter Carr, . . . l . . j E5irS?nLg1:Y:cigpeE:?happell' 2 . . Assistant Manipulators of the Threshing Machine ' er ary, . l Elm Limb YVilliams, . . l Girl Watcher Meux, . . . . Lighter of Fires justly Dubbed Porter, . . , . . . . Q. . and janitor jump-the Bush Campbell, . ..,... Reporter to Sawney Ready-to Mind Mann, . . . Executer of the Czar's Commands Fence Vfire Wliiteside, ...... A Long Sprout Smart, W'hat A .... ...... G reen Twig Et Tu Price, ..,................... Sponsor to Peabody Normal Members LUho Have Not Had More 'Than I50 Floggings 'Winsome Smile Draper, Hagard Gannaway, Estimate-it Rees, Bearing WVheels Haynes, Al-Most-it Lund, Must Gad jones, Done Caught-it XVebh. .Hll Others . Hopeful NVisher Davis, 'Wants-to Be-it Bates, Lucky Move Clary, just jumped-up Tigert, Some Boddie, perhaps, Hard-to Find Holman. just VVatch-me Hanner. 211 Branham CQ.. Hughes School Club Cfficers B. G. SLAUGHTER, l Pifeszkiefzf. MISS ELEANOR ROY BUFORD, Vz'ce-Pffeszkiffzf. MISS AMELIA MCT. BASKERVILL, Secffefrzfjf and Trezzszzffwf. HERBERT FARREL CHAS. Y. MARSHALL, CASIMIR ZDANOVVICZ, . JAS. VV. BRYAN, JR., JACOB F. HIPSCH, 3' Members FRED HURfIE, GEORGE F. DAv1S, 212 f L, THOMAS L. LOVE, 1417.1 VVE-M7 VVILLIAM I. NOLEN, JOHN D. HOLMAN, HARRY JONES, SESSLER HOSS. NALLA E SCH'-'L LUB Officers HORACE L1PscoMB, .... . . Pfcsidmf JOHN BARBEE, ....... Vzkc-Pifcszkiefzf MISS NIAUD SANDERS, . Secreffzffy and Z17fL'!I.S'Zl76'7' Members john Barbee, VValter Lenehan Moses Bonner, Horace Lipscomb, W. D. Campbell, Edward Malone, Roy Carter, George Malone, Ed. VV. Cooper, Robt. McNeilly, George P. Cooper, H. Duncan Moore, Robert Cooper, A Searcy Nichol, Richard Dalce, Adolphe F. Nye, Miss Elizabeth Denny, Archibald M. Patterson, Miss Margaret Denny, Alex Perry, jr., y Clarence Dixon, Campbell Pilchcr, Charles Dunbar, Landrum Reed, Grantland Rice, james Dunbar, VV. D. Rose, Miss Maud Sanders, Thomas C. Dye, Horace Frierson, Earl F. Scott, Claude Garland, Thomas VVebb, Albert Harris, Walter' White. 213 I A N Mooney Q S c h o o 1 C 1 u b 5' 9 PURPLE Colorse- AND GREEN Officers A R. WALLACE BILLINGTON, . . . President. CROCKETT OWEN, . . Secretary FRANK K. HOUS'fON, . . Vice-President. VVALTER E. GXVYNN, . . Treasurer if Members F. G. GORDON, R. W. BILLINGTON, A. W. RETCHUN, A. T, O'CONNOR. 5, BIRDSONG, W. E. GXNVYNN, G. G. MARSHALL, CROCKETT OWEN. W. W. COMPTON, F. K. HOUSTON, MARY T. MULLOY, L F, ROBERTS. 1.1. CRAIG, J.W. HANNER, B. T. NOLEN, R. H. SCOTT, ANDREVV C. DORRI5, Wm, J. ROBINSON, L. H. WATK1Ns. j. R. FISHER. 214 High School Club 5' Officers NIISS MATHA M. IWANEY, Pffeszdefzf. IVIISS MONNELL PR1DE, V207-P1fcfsz'zz'e71!. MR. FRED B. ELER1CK, Scczfcfmfy. M155 JENNIE BELLE POLLARD, Y?'mszz1ff1'. ' Members NIISS DAISX' M. PIEMPHILL, MISS STELLA R. RICH, MR. FRED B. ELBRICIX JR MISS NIATHA M. MANEY, MISS ELSIE RHEA VVARREN, MR. W11,L1A1v1 F. CREIGHlON M155 NIAY EVALINE BROWN, MISS .KATHERINE L. CAMPBELL, MR. BEN. F. CORNBLIUS JR M155 JENNIE BELLE POLLARD, M155 LILLIAN B. DAVISON, MR. IRVING IQOLSRY M155 JOSEPHINE L1NK, M155 SAIDEE S. LUEE, MR. VVILLIAM S. WHMMAN WIISS NIONNELL PRIDE, MISS CLARA B. TRAXVICK, I4 215 ' Vfgba 0 5 Q , zz ff 514 Q Z ,' QSC! ' , 1 J' 4 xx I I, ,, f . --Tir ' X ' - i l 72 , 9 I, , it -3 fa, -. 6 . Peer S l . R ' if , Q 1 i If .F ... lf- ill - j f ' 'f 5-PERS i S flu a Z7 X 2 'lu ,' 5' ,f if ,Q ,,f h . x I . A H I . flu 5 2 T W r X l W T E. i .uzlqtw -li . if . . Q EQ. X' i f1V0w Lzzzzghj ' Insignia of Membership! Official Flower! Bouquet of Toothpicks. Tobacco Plant. 5' Officers Usurping Head Buster, ..... N. j. GANTT. Steak Holder, . . SMOKER HAVANER BODDY. The Bench-Leg judge, . . . JOHNNIE EDWARDS CHAMBERS. In the Marts of Trade Dealer in Hot Springs Diamonds, . J. MACK JENKINS. Compounder of Frog Powders, . . A. W. JACKSON. Dispenser of Sure-Shot for Shakers, . A. M. NICCAIN. Anti-Skeet Peddler, ...... D. P. BROWN. Cyclone Seller, .......... G. 1. TERRY. Professional Veterinary Specialist, .... W. S. CRENSHAW. Skereoptician, ...... M. E. SHENVMAKE. I Principal, Academy of Deep-Wading, . . F. E. SINGLETQQI. .facial ' C. J. GREEN, Anti-Sapolio League, .,..... J. D. HAMMONS, T. A. HEARN. Delegate to Federation of Ladies' Clubs, . . . M. E, HOLDERNESS. 216 1-S. f' ld West Tennessee Club ii' Officers C. H. COBB, .... G. B. BASKERVILL, JR., G. J. EVANS, . . . . T.-L. LOVE, . . . MISS MAY ANDERSON, . THOMAS STEEL, . . JAMES MCCLURE, . . Miss HATTIE IXXICREE J. I. MCKREE ,... A. MCD. PATTERSON, . . . Captain . First Mate. Second Mate . Purser. . . . Pilot Engineer. Fireman Chief Cook. . Assistant Cook Head VVaiter. G. VV. MEUX, . . . Chanibermaid gt Ijiisscglt, Boot Blacks. R. M. MANN, . . . . . Bartender EDWINA MCKENZTE, . Laundress. C. A. STAINBACK, . . . . Chaplain Roustaboust J. D. MCDOUOAL, I. M. MCSXVAIN', W. S. DRAPER, R. H. HUDSON, R. D. WYATT, W. W. -PIUGHES, J. W. FARLEY, T. H. GLASS, W. W. D1NN1NG, C. C. GRTSSAM, O. M. TAYLOR, J. D. PORTER, C. M. HAWIQINS, J. J. JETER, T. N. UFFLEMAN. 217 DJ X636 C82-TTD Y Members S. R. JXDAMS, N J. C. HARDY, S. T. ARNE'f'l'E, J. B. LITTLE, VV. C. CHISUM, Z. S. LoFT1s,V E. E. CLARKE, XV. F. MARTIN, J. E. ELLIS, VV. D. SHOFNER, J. E. CRUTCHFIELD, E. F. SCQTT, 218 Officers 3' S. R. ADAMS, Pzfeszkiml. VV. C. CHISUM, VZ.C6-P7652-6?E7Zf. JOHN B. LITTLE, Sfcffeffzvjf and Ykaszzrfr. D. J. YOUNG, W. D. WVEATHERFORD, F. UHL, JNO. L. VVILLIAMS, KN. M. CRUTCHFIELD GLENN FLYNN. LABAM x x fziic ,E15.5gX.iQli -. Ni' -1 .I Wg 1 If -- z: , g ff.:'1I5 'Wil X?- ' .. Www' .v 0 ::'.,.fWq5,,,,, I I I 1' l 7, ' X W R. P. R. HINES. ' ' ' W. M.CUR1'IS.. X -3, i . A. M. LUND, . X w74m.E Wd GEO. RIACIQSON. . f Members W. T. HALE, R. A. BURNS, L. I. LAWSON, A. M. O'NEAL, V. I. MOORE, J. R. PEAVY, I. W. WEST, J. W. HARRIS. I. W. S'rU'IITS, H. M. STEVENSON, R. M. MQCONNELL. S. 'Ip SLATON. O. v. CALHOUN. W. G. HENRY, E. SEAY, A. Is. CAMPER. E. C. STREET, G. P. COOPER. S. G. CARDON, O. M. DUCKWORTH. D. G. ESTE5, I. P. GASTON M. W. GLASGOW, R. A. MARTIN, C. H. MOORE, O. L. SHIYERS. I. R. SNYDER, G. A. CRYER, R. W. DAKE, M. A. FORT, G. XV. PATTERSON, -I. NV. XVILSON. T. H. YOUNG. 219 Officers . . . . PRESIDENT. . VICEJJRESIIJENT. . SECRETARY. . TREASURER. I. W. ALSOBROOR. W. B. BURWELL. 'Ii S. DEGRAFFENRIED, W. P. DICRENSON, W. E. M APLES, I. W. NICHOLS, I. S. WILLIAMSON I. W. IsARNE'I I', F. P. FOLM AR. I. M. RING, I. I-I. PHILIPS, W. H. PIERCE. A. L. SCARBORUUGH. I. E. BROCK. Is. R. KING. E. SAMPLE, W. H. STAPLES. 1 1 o I if . 2 1 25-If .fl T553 if Is'-'H 5' --7-9 ri' A - 1 1 7 Officers . 'ix EE GILBERT CAMPBELL SCOGGINS . . . P1-e.vz'a'Iefzf. ' HEIQBERT VINCENT JONES . . . Vz'ce-Presz'n'c1z!. MISS ADA VIRGINIA BRIGGS . . . Sef1z'z'a1jf. CHARLES FRANKLIN ..... . Trenszwcr. Members .Hcademic ' ADA VIRGINIA BRIGGS . . . Fayette, Mo. XVYATT AIKEN SMART . . St. Louis, Mo HERBERT V. JONES ...... Kansas City, MO. CORA SNAPP ..... . Maryville, Mo GILBERT CAMPBELL SCOGGINS . Caruthersville, Mo. ARTHUR WINN VAUGI-IAN . . Kirkwood, Mo Biblical CHARLES BERNARD DUNCAN . . Shelbyville, Mo. FRANK ANSEL BRIGGS . . . . Fayette, Mo CHARLES FRANKLIN . . . . Houstonia, Mo. GUNNING CHRISTIAN BEERY. . . Cedarville, Mo Medical WM. EMANUEL YOUNT, CURTEZ FERDINAND ENLOE, FRANCIS LESLIE HARVEX', DANIEL GLENN SEIBERT Dental JESSE VIRGIL BOSWELL, JOHN HERBEIIT RUTHERFORD, JOSEPH DEE MITCHELL, ROY WM. YVOOD W. C. ENGLISH, WILSON HOWARD, WILLIAM FRANK NXICKIBBEN. 223 Charge of the Night Brigade An unpublished poem by Talfred Ennyson, Poet-sorry-he-ate at Kissam Hall. Half a walk, half a run, All half shot, onward Into the Belmont Grounds Stole the marauders. Theirs not to think ot fear, Nor of the danger here, Theirs but to get the deer' Into the grounds for this Stole the marauders. 1 93' Alley to right of them, Hood to left of them, Herron in front of them, Forward, the Night Brigade! Grab for the deer! he said: Into the Belmont Grounds Stole the marauders. Ne'er dreamt of marauders. Hood to right of them, Alley to left of them, Herron behind them, Flashed all their right arms bare Flashed in the crisp night air, Regardless of danger there, Charging the 'I Belmont Pair VVhile everyone slumbered. Still dreamt on and slumbered. , Stumbling thro' night so dark, VVhen can their glory fade? Not heeding the fierce dogs' bark Oh, the rep. they made, All for this gallant lark. All are applaudersg Back from the Belmont Grounds, Honor the charge they've made, Back without any wounds, Honor the Night Brigade, Back came our college lads, Noble marauders! All the marauders. l 221 A X1 3,-1, 1 Dt ' . -X - - 1 if i QJW SU Q4 ,' x Vx fxl L. ff X. X N .Z A' A, . f X55- kgs'- The Law Department Elects a Class Representative 5' 5 I-IE day was on hand, the very atmosphere had a chilly air, while such sunshine as could creep through the windows, which tradition says were wont to be clean in the days of Auld Lang Syne, seemed laden with the very panes through which it had come. President Stainback, wearing a most peculiar smile, a red necktie, and his gavel of office, arose and called for order, which was brought up to him on a waiter by Skipwith. Profound silence prevailed until the President rapped, when every one began talking, and thus he spoke: Ye call me chief, and ye do well to call him chief who for two long years has met in this large law school of Vanderbilt every threat and word which fiercest Steele could utter, and who has never yet paid attention to them. fVociferous cheersj Nominations are now in order. The President sits down blushing and quite radiant. Mr. Steele rises and asks for the floor, which is given-to him all nicely wrapped up. Mr. Steele tortured the audience as follows : 'tMr. President, in rising to nominate myself I would but beg the class to go back with me in the annals of time on a hand car. Some twenty years ago there was born in the wilds of western Tennessee 7 VVhere the Mississippi rolls o'er countless miles, , And the moonshine whiskey rolls o'er countless smiles, the party whom I desire you to elect to this great honor-a party, sir, who is totally capable, in my estimation. There, amid such surroundings, was born the man you now so proudly behold. There, reared like the country boy I still am, was I wont to run with my feet, bare- headed, watching the sparkling hsh as they sang their plaintive lullabies in budding cypress bushes. fBaxter is touched by such a How of oratory, and weeps copiouslyj A child of nature grew I up, free from care, by the sparkling brook and beauteous waterfall. Only thus is oratory such as this of mine created. To you, sir, and to the class, do I denote my service, and conclude by nominating Mr. Thomas Steele, of Ripley, Tenn. fGroans from the classj Levine wakes the President and the meeting proceeds. Mr. Gill rises and chews off the following bars of ragtime : ' M-m-m-m-mr. Pup-pup. Stainback, 'tWhose a pup? Young man, you're out of order, the meeting will please proceedf, 223 Mr. Street Qrisingj: Beingnw Mr. Stainback: Address the chair, sir. Mr. Street: 'tIVIay it please the court, being of sound and disposing mind, and with malice aforethought as before mentioned, I do hereby nominate for said office one Mr. E. Chambers, said Chambers being perfectly Worthy, as herein mentioned. fApplause from Chambersj Mr. Stainback: Gentlemen, you have heard the motion, all in favor say aye. fCham- bers and Streetj, 'tOpposed,No. fSteele.J The motion is carried and Mr. Chanlgrs is elected. Mr. Gallagher: 'LI protest, on the grounds that Chambers voted for himself, and did various other acts unbecoming an officer to secure this election. Mr. Steele: H1 second the motion. Mr. Stainback: In consideration thereof the protest is upheld. Mr. Chambers fhastily risingj: Damn it, sir, who made that motion? QGallagher and Steele leave suddenlyj What is that you said, Mr. President? Stainback: HI only said, Mr. Chambers, that I trust you will represent the class in as efficient a manner as I have been President. The meeting is adjourned. H Caughtn it Although 'tis nice to stroll on campus path, And slyly say you're sick to-day on math, Take care, dear Freshie, as you idly roam, And do not meet the teacher going home. 224 1... Ethyl ng rwfrumv aucitmr orsuue or lo U G vs ' . trait Q Q I --te .Ex?1v0 gl4,?3's'a Q 1 X 'Xl f- 's X l'w.Ul'l.5-.245 r- , X .xt j ll ,M . ll, , ,j , l1iiE3f,gt-tflig'1lg'i - . . I frm l i'T.'i -- ef -3-Q i n Q all ,J i f The Buffalo Club ' 5' 5' Nothing in the history of Vanderbilt has contributed more materially to establish its supremacy among Southern institutions than the chartering within the last year oi Pie Chapter oi the Bulfalo Club. This im- portant factor of Vanderbilt's progress was accomplished through the indefatigable efforts of W'hiskers For- ever Tillett. The object of this fraternal organization is the equalization of capital among mankind and the prevention of putting asunder those things which are joined to a man's face or to a horse's tail. There are no secrets connected with the club except the public initiations and the rules which will be given below. The club was installed here amid impressive ceremonies, and was launched with the following regulations and officers: INITIATION FEE--E,lCVC11 cents or more. MOTTO-Silver and gold, have I none, but such as you have I shall get. ' RULES-'CU A member who is caught giving any man or animal a dry shave shall be punished by a sentence of three days in the lecture room of Timotheus Hydro-Chloran. L29 A member caught flirting with Pallas Athena shall, at the first opportunity, endure a gaze of Fifteen minutes at the Belmont subjects. C35 One member catching another with both hands in one pocket and the other in the other, must be treated by him to a luncheon at Vlfesley Hall, or take a dose of hemlock as an alternative. LU A member caught biting off his toe-nail must attend Chapel one week during the Gross lectures, tgp A member caught pull- ing the Chancellor's hair or, in any way, aiding and abetting in the dehairing of any man or animal on the Campus, shall be forced to sing a duet with XVillopus-VVallopus W'illiams before the Musical Morning NVednes- day Club, chorused by the VVest Side Row Catarrh Club, and the bursting buds of Spring. Officers Mighty Grand Vice-Bison. Supreme Instigator of Funny Pranks, WHISKERS FOREVER TILLETT. -IEEMES HAIRVRESTORER KIRKLAND. Wlorthy Grand Pencil Pusher, Official Cauvassers for Co., XVILLOPUS-WALLOPUS WILLIAMS. EDWARD MATERIAL, CO. EDWON WILEY. Eminent Supreme Supervisor of Beverages, and AWFULLY ROUGH WI-IOLEFIELD. ,IEUNE BUGGYI-IORSE. XVorthy Manager ol Checker Team, Orhcial Cleanser ,.,...... SAPOLIO. HERBERT CUSHION TOLMAN. Timekeeper ,...... HANDLESS CLOCK. 226 ltlgliiiltt ew O l 1 f M 3 , l '5 , 1 ' f l ', XA ll l f , l Lf ,f,'ll1355ffp'! ' I Tb. h F . .V-r 'zf Q0 , i If rf K, ,f 2 2 ii fl ,fi Qin' l - W- fl gl ,Mil f li f Q K on e A secret society among the faculty for the promotion of that grand old game. Though the officers are not known, it is generally un- derstood they sit high on ohicial seats. The Club meets regularly once a week in the parlors of XVesley Hall from bedtime until daylight. A Night at the Club The players were gathered around the hoard. The hour was waxing late: Upon the one last deal-of the cards Determined to risk their fate. XVith eager grasp they caught up their hands, Their eyes like balls of tire: Some called for new cards, while others stood L' And the poker chips piled up higher. Alexander was first to call himself 'L outf' He threw his cards in the airq All looked at what he was betting ahout, He had but one little pairff The jackpot grew. Then McClure and VViley and Drake were the next to gog NVith betting so hi h they were sure to lose. just three of a Eindjl you know. But jones and the Dean kept playing right on, Their eyes like halls of tire: They saw with a raise. and 'tsawi' it again. And the poker chips piled up higher, yll'-l l..l iff -'13 -X ' , ll rjffrlftkl rl L L, ' at ff? any pat, 4, ,fi f' ' ' l l ,I gf:-311 Za L., l ,l N! Onrlones' face sat a CO1'If:lClL2IllZSll1llC, I- e was sure of winning the 'Q potf' The Dean, from his Calm and quiet assuranfe. Had a hand that was Certainly hot. At last when -lones a show down called, He had a lull house to see: XVith horror he looked across at the Dean, And lo, a strait flush 7' had he! 227 Law Department High-Ball Team 9- if C o 1 o r S REDAND RED. il Yell wi'EooPEEr WOW!! 9 Officers Half and Half, . . . COOK. Quart o' Bock, . . . PURYEAR. 1 Base, ...... HALL. Pitcher, Full, . . QHARRY HOLMAN. Short Stopper, . . . Stop Shorter, . 22o Reggurgler, . Sixteen-pound-Sot, . I Hunyadi Dash, .... STREET. A Hot Scotch and a Rickity, . . SKIPWITH. Hermitage Club Swiller, . . CABELL. Bottle Holder, . . MUNRO. Porter, . . . . U RUFEF' Sponger, . . . . LEVINE. Water' Carrier, .... STEELE. Scorer, ..... PETE YAGER. Sponsor, . . . CARRIE NATION. Linernen, . . BROWN' OWEN. Managers, .... POLICE FORCE. Professionalism a bar-BaXte1',Geo1'ge Cooper, Stairrbaclc. 228 CHAMBERS FRAZIER BOLLS CARTER Ye Theatre Vanderbilt 3' CONTINUOUS PERFORMANCE . ------- ADMISSION FREE GRAND VAUDEVILLE PERFORMANCE. VVILLIAM GERST, Proprietor. tDon't throw Slurs at the performers, you might break the sceneryj 1. Ten minutes with the King oi Legerdemain. WILLY WILLIS VVILLIAMS He gets everything. NVatch out for your pocketbooks. 2. Direct from the London Horse Show. FVVEDDYE MGCRE The most economical 'l creature on the American stage. 3. T1-IE Two D's. MLLE. SENORITA DANIEL DENNY Skirt Dancing. 4. Around the World in Five Minutes. DR. VVILLIAM DUDLEY Lecture on how I went to Cuba and back before 'I started, with pictures of myself before and after taking. 5. The Great Acrobatic Team, CLORAN GLENN PTAMBERLIN Direct from Bell Buckle Tenn., in an act of hitherto unheard of audacity and bravery. Special attention is called to Clorang watch him balance on his French accent. 6. The Modern Sampson. 1 MUN. J. H. KIRKLAND W'atch him lift the heavy debt of the University and balance the accountsq also. throw a number OI Students down at one time. 7' DR. W. F. TILLET And his wonderful troupe of Trained Theologuesg watch them close- ly, they are almost human. 8. The Black Patti of Vanderbilt, I. V. JOHN - In touching ballads and beautiful melodies. singing his latest suc- cess, entitled Two. If the audience wants Moore o1' that song they'll have to wait till he changes his Ducls. 229 1834-l 1885-' 1886-' 1886-' 1 887-' 1888-' ISSQ-, 1890-l 1391-' ISQZ- 1393-' 1894- 1395s 18964 1397- 1898 1899- ' f A lllllll 'lrl1lf? , 5fvf- l l, .xl 1 A- 1 i f l,iX.wk 1 1 f 0 WZW f ,ij , . lf , H1917 fy !' Q ' 5 . V r I Q ,., m X . .Hn Honorary Degree Based Upon Merit and Conferred by the .Ytudent Body. 85-T. P. Branch, , 86-B. G. XValler, . S7-A. E. Clement 87-R. E. Crockett, 88-Frank Taylor, . 89-VV. S. Roseborough 90-jeff McCarn, . 91-H. E. Bemis, . 92-I. A. Robins, . 93-R. NV. Clawsxon, Q4-W. VV. Craig, , . 95-W. R. Hendrix, 96-H. N. Pharr, . 97-Myles O'Connor, '98-Phil Connell, . QQ-S. V. Gardner, oo-VV. A. White, . 1900-'01-Frank Palmer 230 Rockwood, Tenn. Morganfield, Ky. Humboldt, Tenn. T Union City, Tenn. Austin, Texas. Memphis, Tenn. Nashville, Tenn. jederson, Texas. Guntown, Miss. Mt. Pleasant, Tenn. Friendship, Tenn. Nashville, Teun. Berwick, La. ie vote Leiper's Fork, Tenn. Nashville, Tenn. Memphis, Tenn. New Orleans, La. Nashville, Tenn. W A WM 4i ,izk fx: gm1r!'EN.7 5 2 S Q Z J S I i7 '1 f5i- V?f1fjff l:fe??' 1353 - ,Ii.,!:+1'-QL Jig 1--vez?-1:f.f3Iv::g1-'. Y -. AAT.. A g ., - . f -1 ' 1:15353 -3gl.1'i,.3V'-5-fs ., .-i f A A fff- 'i , . ,1 . A , . 9, ew w - '-wf?'1 f' ,w. 11. ,f 'i,,'1 .' , - - A 'liz ' -' 1 . A gi . 3 4 ,Q ,,...,,g . Ag, A 1. ., ...,., f rig.. .-fwzfggsbzefg... 51:41. .V .13g4w:'f3m,9-.2vegg. ..'.1?!Q't5L ,g,..'3' ,, 'ZSTZ5'?? HU -2'1 , 'W' Q. 1.-5,1 1 ,wgwz ZW11-151.15m--,.ga?yA-fmfffgigg? Jfvr' - .., ..1.. -.-ww , Ev., JOHN BARBEE. GRANTLAN RICE. CHAPMAN MASON. Captain of Football Team. Captain of Bas:-hall Team. Captain of Track Team. 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CABELL, . . Manager. il Advisory Committee JUDGE CLAUDE VVALLER, C. C. TRABUE, W4 R. lVlANIER, E. XV. THOMPSON, A. B. llTI.L. 233 fi f W :VARSITY FOOTBALL TEA M. CAMPBELLIHLCHER, J.E.H.BAnEEE, . . JAMES L. CRANE qiwilicemny Davis, H. XV., Barluee, F. H., iGo.lChaux, I . A., Harwell, XV. S., Scarborough, A. L., Jenkins, XV. O., Fugler, P. M., Booth, VV. M., I Edgerton, E., Cornelius, VV. R., ' Nichol ', john, 7 W illiainson, R HARWELE . SCARBOROUGH, lENKlNS FUGLER, . DAVE, . BARBEE,. Football 5' Officers 'Varsity Squad W ,gag ag Thanlisgiving Line Up i . Center. . Left Guard: Left Tackle. . Left End. . ,Left Half. 2 37 MQDONALD, HUGHES BOOTH, . MMMONS EDGERTON . flfafzcqgfef' Czzjrfzzzhz Cough Hughes,'W,XV., Sim1nons,VV. H., Houston, F. K., McDonald, K., Patterson, R, C., McFarland, K., Lawler, J. M. Shivers, E. E., Richey, R. C., XVehh, T. I., McLain, G. D., Overton, john. . Full Back Right Guard . Right Tackle. . Right End . Right Hall. . Quarter Back. University of Mississippi University of Texas . University of Tennessee Centre College North Carolina Central University . Sewanee . Bethel University of Nashville 4- fp , fix 'W' 345- X... ff , 1, f BEFORE, Games Played 5 October 6 . . 'US . October 13 . . 'UK . . October 22 . US . October 27 . . 'US . November 3 ..'US. November 10 . . 'US' . . November 1 7 . .'U.Y. . November 24 7 . 'UI . . November 29 . . 'US . . fVx 76 Arran. 238 Vanderbilt University Vanderbilt University Vanderbilt University Vanderbilt University Vanderbilt University Vanderbilt University Vanderbilt University Vanderbilt University Vanderbilt University 'VARSITY BASEBALL TEA M D 5, ,116 g. Cai' jf? JQ . i lk- ' N'-X3 -sm ' l , 3 I Ni, in uf, , ' --' 1 ., ' ,,2Z- '-3- f ' XX N 1 -'+R ' a - Zi - fX ' -' f SY- 'iv pf --- 12-lx - W ' .ei -x Z -fe - X as K ' - - T- - 'i1ayAa1fg ' f- ..T'Tff-511 1 s -SL 'f - J De ja- t AM Ll-17 QM r 1 . -v,a. -f--f-f- 3- Aw mv, fe -fzfgwef A--f1 -sa X15 - gee- -W Xlai . N ' Nu 'W W l 'px 'fQl 1 H , --- -- 7 d f I.-' K lx 'Tin s l f lf. si Q' 1 -57-lmgii - 41 e - if ' lax 4 t' S C.. .2 f? s ' 2 A-- 'mia ' - ff ll X5 XR W flfjff f ,kg Q S .e f t f' W f uf t 2-Q if - .-. My W 'Varsity Baseball Team . 5' Officers W. S. Draper, jr. . . . . Manager. H. G. Rice, . . Captain. . . . . Coach. Members Frank, Carr, .... Catcher. Frank Palmer, john Holman, - . Pitchers. Harry Holman, Alex. Perry, . 4 . . ' First Base. R.C Richey, . . . 'Second Base. H. G. Rice, . . . Short Stop. V Herbert Davis, . . . Third Base. Lawson Clary, . . . Left Field. W. H. Simmons, . . Center Field. D. P. Brown, . . . Right Field Substitutes ' H. L. Mathews and Percy Hines. 241 Games Played March 30, . . Cumberland University vs. Vanderbilt, at Nashville April 4, . . . Mercer University vs. Vanderbilt, at Macon, Ga April 5, . Georgia School of Technology vs. Vanderbilt, at Atlanta April 6, . Georgia School of Technology vs. Vanderbilt, at Atlanta May 2, . . University of Alabama Vanderbilt, at Nashville May 3, . University of Alabama Vanderbilt, at Nashville May 4, . University of Alabama Vanderbilt, at Nashville May Io, . . Central University Vanderbilt, at Nashville May II, . . . Central University Vanderbilt, at Nashville May 17, . . . . . Sewanee Vanderbilt, at Nashville May 18, . . ia. . Sewanee Vanderbilt, at Nashville May 24, . . . Sewanee Vanderbilt, at Sewanee May 25, . .... Sewanee Vanderbilt, at Sewanee Practice Games April 8, 9, Io, . . . . Nashville vs. Vanderbilt, at Athletic Park April 20, 25, 26, 27, . . Nashville vs. Vanderbilt, at Nashville :J ul mi F' . W , -Mft, I ,N ' Q, '- V .- r X . riff- fi - fi - 'I -: fr., , H 5 W. fwvks-m e L 2 fafvl ' .f .3 V Nd 2 at H1 'xy 1' gi' , -Z' X, Xi,.ll'1'F-v...7 .- ,J 242 Southern Inter-Collegiate Athletic Association 5' 5' Executive Committee DR. W. L. DUDLEY, . . Vanderbilt, . . President PROF. VV. M. RIGGS ,..... Clemson, ........ Vice-President PROF. A. L. BONDURANT ,.... University ol Mississippi ,..... Secretaiy PROP. A. H. PATTERSON, .... University of Georgia. PROF. jo1e1N LOMBARD, . . . Tulane University. Members University of Mississippi, Gxford, Miss. Alabama A. and M. College, Auburn Ala University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, Ala. University of Georgia, Athens, Ga. Georgia School of Technology, . . Atlanta, Ga. Mercer University, Macon, Ga. Southwestern Presbyterian University, Clarksville, Tenn. Mississippi A. and M. College, Starkville Miss Tulane University, New Orleans, La. University of Louisiana, Baton Rouge, La. Kentucky State College ,... Lexington, Ky. Clemson College, Clemson, S. C. Cumberland University, Lebanon, Tenn. Vanderbilt University, Nashville Tenn University of Nashville, Nashville, Tenn. , University of the South, Sewanee, Tenn. University of Tennessee, . . Knoxville, Tenn. Southern University, Greensboro, Ala. University of Texas, Austin, Texas 5' First Annual Field Day, Second Annual Field Day, Third Annual Field Day, Fourth Annual Field Day, Fifth Annual Field Day, Sixth Annual Field Day, Winner, VVinner Winner Winner Winner Winner, 1 9 May 15, 1896, . Vanderbilt University. May 15, 1897. . Vanderbilt University. May 21, 1898, . University of Georgia. May 19, 1899, . Vanderbilt University. May 20, IQOO, . Vanderbilt University May 18, 1901, . North Carolina. 243 Nashville, Tenn Nashville, Tenn . Atlanta, Ga Nashville, Tenn Nashville, Tenn New Orleans, La Class Field Day One Hundred Yards Dash Noleni, . Hume, . . . . . Owen, . ........ . Time, IOM seconds. Two Hundred and Twenty Yards Dash Nolan, .....,....... Hume, . ....,. . . Owen, . ....... . . Time, 2335 seconds. Four Hundred and Forty Yards Dash Nolen, ............ . Cameron, . . . - . McNulty, . .--.-- - - Time, 57 seconds. Half Mile Run Jones, . ...... . . Tigert, . Stough, . . NVilliams0n ,......... , Time, 2 minutes I2 seconds. one Mile Run Motlow, . . . . . . . . Uhl, . . .... . . . lVl0tz ,........... . Time, 5 minutes 37 seconds. 04 903 IQO2 1904 1903 1902 1904 1903 1903 1903 1904 1904 IQO4 1903 1904 5' High Jump Hoss, . . . . , . Pike, . . . . . Blake, ......... . Height, 5 feet 3 inches. Broad Jump Little, . .... . . Hume, . ...... . . Nolen, . ...... . . Distance, 18 feet 9 inches. Hammer Throw Sibley, . . .... . . . Edgerton, ........ . Kasey, ..,...... . Distance, 88 feet 6 inches. Shot Put Sibley, . . . . . I Kasey, . .... . Billington, ......... Distance, 33 feet 6 inches Score of Classes Class of 1904 ,....... 7 Class of 1903 ,..... . 1 Class of 1901, . 1 Class of 1902, . 0 2 1904 1903 1903 IQOI 1903 1904 1904 IQOZ 1903 1904 1903 1903 41 30 5 5 VARSITY TRACK TEAM 'Varsity Track Team Oflicers J. VIVIAN CABELL, - - - - HERBERT DAVIS, - H. CHAPMAN NIASON, - LEE GRENNAN, J F Members of the Team M. H. BONNER, J. EDGERTON, FRED HUM13, G. JONES, J. B. LITTLE, F. MOTLOW, A A CQ MOTZ, - - Manager Assistant Manager - - Captain - Coach W. O.. JENKINS, W. 1. NOLEN, CROCKETT OWEN, 5 i 247 W. B. C. PILCHER, J. B. SIBLEY, C. F. STOUGH, J. J. TIGERT THESE Q Ag i?LhlLlllDlEli lll..T M rf GEM? GMS . . President-W1LL1AM B. CAMPBELL,PILCHI-iR, Vice-P1- sident-EDWIN WiLEY Sec retary-BOSWELL PARRISH BROWN, , Treasurer-THOMAS MEEKS NEEL, IR. SJOHN L. BORGERHOFF, Greens Committee - - - 1 VVILLIAMB. CAMPBELL PILCHER, 2 PERCY HWOLLISTER WHITING. r Captain of the TCHHI-PERCY HoLL1sTER'VVH1'r1NG. William B. Campbell Pilcher, Thomas Meeks Neel, jr., Prof. L. R. Hamberlin, Benjamin G. Slanghter, 5' , Members Edwin Vlfileyl, ,V john J. L. Borgerhoff, Carl Monk, E. M. Underwood, Frank Wilson Chappell. 249 Boswell Parrish Brown, Percy Hollister Wluiting Alonzo Monk, Jr., Fielding Glass Gordon, ' Tennis Club R. M. MCCONNELL . Sec. 1l7zdT7'e'1l5. H. V. JONES, Jlfffmzzgeff 0fG71'0zma's. Members DR. O. E. BROWN, F. A. TYLER DR. VV.. H. SCHUERMAN, E. L. VVILLIAMS, DR. W. L. DUDLEY, J. L. BORGERHOFF, DR. A. R. HOHLFELD, PERCY LTINES, DR. J. T. MCGILL, JAS. MCCLURE, DR. J. H. STEVENSON, L. J. LAWSON, DR. J. N. ANDERSON, VV. B. STANFORD, VV. A. SMART, H. C. MASON, D. C. WEBB, H. T. CARLEY, B. F. CARR, J. W. DAVIS, VV. M. LEFTXVICH, FRANK SEAY, F. A. BRIGGS, A. B. CAMPER, NORMAN FARRELL. 250 Officers DR. E. A. RUDDJMAN . .... Pfesidenf. P. B. KERN .... . Vice-Pffesidenf. Gymnasium Team. DIRECTORS: W. D. VVEATHERFORD. NEEL, VAUGHAN, FRANTZ, MOTZ, CLAUDE CARLISLE: HUME, COBB, ' S1NGL1s'roN 'VVarsity Baslietball Team REBS, Captain. DAVIS. SLMMONS. NIOTLOXV. JONES. XVEATHERFORD, Manager. PERRY Editorials 5' 3' QXV THAT the celebration of the twenty-lifth anniversary of the founding of Vanderbilt University and dedication ol' liissam Hall is a thing of the past, we can look back upon that important occasion with feelings of pleasure and gratihcation. XVe congratufate the speakers upon the very creditable manner in which they acquitted themselves, we congratu- late the Faculty and Board of Trust upon their careful arrangement and efficient management of the celebration, and we congratulate the student body and alumni upon the spirit with which they entered into the occasion and upon their appreciation of the efforts of the several committees and their co-operation with them. To the many and distinguished visitors, whose kindly presence was a feature of the celebration, we are deeply grateful for theiriinterest in Vanderbilt University. . 5' GTV THAT We enter upon the new century with an experience of twenty-ive years of progress and steady development behind us, we may safely predict We will see in the future still greater advancement. Under an able and efhcient executive, with our new dormi- tory completed, which, if it lose something of the old Wlest Side Stonewall eong,niality and freedom, cannot but bind the diHerent departments more closely together, Vanderbilt Univer- sity will surely settle herself firmly in her position among the foremost institutions of America. 253 'cle LF' , IQ: ' IIIIITI IMI! I 'Ill Illlllm m H I 'IX-II ' I . . . II MII INDI VIII IIIII.IIIIIIIIIII .II .III .'XMERlC.-KN NATIONAL BANK. . . BRANDON PRINTING CO. . . . BRIIIGEIIORT GUN IMPLEMENT CO., . CALIIOUN, GEO. R.. . . . . C.-XLVIERT BROS. X TAYLOR. . . COTTON BELT ROUTE.. . D.-XX'l'I I'. THE TAILOR. . DERRYIIERRY, M. E.. . DORIDER 8: SIIJEBOTTOM, DORRIS. DUNCAN R.. . DUNCAN HOTEL. . . E.-XSTMAN BUSINESS COLLEGE EIIIER 8: AMEND, . . FETTING. A. H.. . . . FIRST NATIONAL BANK. . FOURTI-I NATION.-XL BANK, . FRANK 8 MORSE. . . FREEMAN, XVALL PAI-ER, GR.-XY S: DUDLEY HARDWARE CO., HATCH. C R. X H. H., HOWE ICE CO., . , . IRON MOUNTAIN ROUTE. 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We issue Travelers' Letters of Credit and International Cheques, available in all parts ot the world. Collections carefully made and promptly reported. All accounts solicited. 2 OFFICERS W. W. BERRY, President A. H. ROBINSON, Vice-President N. P. LESUEUR, Cashier. DIRECTORS MARTIN I. CONDON BYRD DOUGLAS NORMAN KIRKMAN W. W. BERRY A. H. ROBINSON R. L, VVEAKLEY HORATIO BERRY R. XV. TURNER W. G. BUSH Geo. R. Calhoun 8L Co. ...Che ewelere... flllt watches, DIGIIIOIICIS ewelry, Silverware, Optical Goods or Handsome Presents al at at Cor. Summer and Union Sts. NASHVILLE Vanderbilt Pennants KVM!!!UhilhiIIAIIJIIJIMUM'7A'l.llMll.K'hlIh'UMIMUMUMILII' N f6'6'eBRIDGEPORT GUN IMPLEMENT co. GOLF CLUBS 81' ' everything' for Qoy em' GOODS ARE RITE for a Catalogue containing RULES OF GOLF as adopted b the U S Golf Association Feb 28 xgoo Elementary Instruction to Beginners and Golf Calendar free RETAIL AGENCIES R B BEXEART S R, U n . . . Y . . - , . , , ' KK ' I! , . 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N X X ' if fi EWLaBEAUME.GPandTA,St.louls,Mo . r. ' . 5 1 X ' ' 2 'fl' 1. J X' V, :ur ,. .L .,..,, ., ff off-3' N'-If-'-'lfllf-Q-ff.ffQ 1'3- QT i ttf' nrL,ms' j ,lnl W ,- ll Q A . ' - V Ye if r fffagrvr - - ' ' ' -.'g?5s5ma::.-frm sa -A575 1 I f we ,SE Ny f N N . S I , ,Pixar ' 1 S x 7 f J.-fiZ1?ZIZZ'i?ZTSJ'i ,' -' - - - f.F ' if , 34 e ' - mm.u-Hm-Mm-- I T Bill-v . '-r'ffL bf V . , we ra f H 1' . , . Q 3 Y ' A , AK X' Y Sf?-.'-: - I .J , I A . Q ll A ' - X iff ol - ' . 49 I-'Silly 9' 0 l , . 1 aux' K G 4: u Xt K ' . 1 dA,,.r.---11-1 gh ,E ' .21 la 217 5 -, ' . - i A -3 .5 E516 . . . y ,, . 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Q ,awe W f . 2, ,C - 'QW Q , -X or ef Q1 N0 uf Q get -Q Q Q' - - 72' H..-515' : , I 1 ,. -P '. Ziff, 'Q ' .. ' 'l 1 Q N -. -- ,A U df-as-N4-V 4Lw.QfffL.y-Q ,Q .Q ,TQ , S N L Q S ' Q FQXRNMGN' Q' W TE! '- V ,fs-5 fs' i -' ' Y :if -' 1- 3, : 52 ' i ,, H 'N V pf: .- t.:e.tsesf 26: -xo-ooo-ooo-oooooo-oooo-ooooooooo-oooocrooo-o-oooAf DUNCAN R. DORRIS BICYCLES, CAMERAS St PHOTO SUPPLIES Golf Goods and Gymnasium Suits 'firstliati nal Bank Qapital, saoaooo Designated Depository of the United States Your Business in anv liine of I Banking is Respectfully Seliclted YOUR TRADE SOLICITED O O 'tt l53 North Spruce St. 0 F F 1 C E R S -NASHVILLE 0 - J. W. CARTER, Pres. D. S. VVILLIAMS, Vice-Pres 2-oo-oooooooo-ooo-oooooo-ooo-o-ooo-ooo-oo-ooooooomt- F. O. WATTS, Cash'r A. F. THOMASSON, Ass't Cash'r SAMUEL J. IQEITH, P J. T. EIOXVELL, Cash'r E ' 8 A C1 J. H. FALL, Vice-Pres. G. W. P E, Ass't Cash'r 1 IH e r In e n. tourtlt liational Bank Nashville, Tenn. Capital Paid in, S600,000 Surplus and Profits, S300,000 This bank has larger surplus and profits than all other banks in the city combined A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED 205-211 Third Avenue New Yorli Sole Agents for J ena i Normal Glass Best Laboratory Glass Ever Made C. P. Chemicals and Acids Chemical Apparatus Scientific Instruments i Q uncan Hotel Corner Cedar and Cherry Sis. t , Rates: A -rrzrr 33.00 to 355 .00 Per Day , as B a n q u e t s o n S h o r 't N o t 1 c e f ,.:, rzl 0 e 0 ,,v: . q xl v . 1 T C , -e'- S P 6 C 1 8 G 1' IT1 S T 0 0 G g G S Vrl' 1 - - and Fratefnliy COHVGHUOHS 1 We have everything necessary for indoor and outdoor sports, including A A Golf, Baseball, Cenms, Croquet, football I I I Basket Ball, fencmg, Boxmg, etc. ' Gvmnasiums Equivved Suits and Uniforms made to 0rder ' - t Gray CQ. Dudley Hardware Co. Nashville, Tennessee -6- 'fm 'es'Fn ofa 'W 'Fm 'H 'fb 'H ov35'b T' EST BUSINESS Schools in America. Arithmetic, Book- keeping, Commercial Law, Penmanship, Commercial Geography, Banking, etc., thoroughly taught at - Eastman, Poughkeepsie, N. Y., and the New York Business Institute, Sr East l25lIl1 St., New York City. ASTIVIAN Poughkeepsie, N. Y., secures situations for graduatesofcompletebusiuesscourse. Bookkeeping, Shorthand, etc., taught by mail or in person. No vacations. Expenses low. Send for catalogue-free. C. C. GAINIQS, Boxi, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. TENOGRAPHY Typewriting, English Correspondence, etc., thoroughly taught hy mail or personally at Eastman, Poughkeepsie, N. Y, and the New York Business Institute, Sr East 125th Street, New York City. ELEGRAPHY Typewriting, Penmauship, Duties of Rail- Way and commercial offices practically taught at Eastman, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Catalogue free. C. C. GAINES, Boxx, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. 263 We are the knowledged leaders in up t date Clothing and MMD Baberdasberv FRANK sz MORSE Cailors, Qlothiers and Furnishers Special Discount to the 'facultv and Students Jackson B Id g Cor, Church and Summer NASHVILLE B y h y paper and d t y K' m Hall, Call f EDWARD R. FREEMAN CO Klall paper Picture frames 423 Union St. NASHVILLE, TENN EMWMWMWMUWMWWWMME Q C. R. 8. H. H. HATCH? ' ses Printing IE y D 'pt' 1Nth gt I g llf l'illI l'S When in need of Pr t g f y de- scription, give us a. call. 3 Hatch Court, near Summer Street, E E Entrance from Summer Street E Q 'tl H'u1rnJu1mLnn:mnJ1nru'uu1m1n:1ru1rLn.n.n:LnfUU1nrU1LnJ H TV. H. HOTVE. Pmssrvszi THE HOWE ICE CO. DEALERS IN Pure Distilled water lee MACHINE CAPACITY ONE HUNDRED TONS DAILY Off c Ch y au sl f Phone I73 F vc Ch at ir st TRADE MARK. Fog f- , AA ARKANSAS TEXAS ARIZONA . ii A OLD AND NEW MEXICO I 'Fast Trains Daily from Memphis, with free if Reclining Chair Cars to DALLAS and FT. WORTH 0 U I E Without Change. .4 fgfff' Pullman Sleeping Cars to HOT SPRINGS, ARK., this 5. :I ef' 3 HOUSTON, SAN ANTONIO, EI., PASO ' Rates, Descriptive and Illustrated Literature, Folders, etc., Free on application to H. C. TOWNSEND, R. T. G. MATTHEWS, ' G. P. a. T. AGENT, ' T. P. AGENT, ST. LOUIS. LOUISVILLE, KY Best PZISSCIIQCI' SCIVIC lll I X215 ,I-Ii We operate handsome new Chair Cars and Sleepers Z,, s ,X through from Memphis, Shreveport or New Orleans TEXAS PACIFIC EE To in L T DALLAS AND FORT ORTH UNO TROUBLE TO A swE'I3fUbuEsTIoN15-' All Main Lines of Our Road have this Splendid Equipment WRITE FOR PARTICULARS TO E. P. TURNER, R. T. G. MATTHEWS, GENERAL PASSENGER AND TICKET AGENT, THAVELING PASSENGER AGENT DALLAS TEX Room 36, AMERICAN NAT'L BANK BLDG., LOUISVILLE KY 65 is 4 rggu '2:a2::5aS 1 'l: f 05:10 1 '-1.131--I' , Bouseu, History, Poetry, Miscellany, 1 Classics N of the JL J m E Holiday? Birthday, Anniversary v M ! Q, I . . ' an Ooosoutbooo -.YA Our facilities for- Bookbinding, N 8 S lfl V 1 l 1 6 Fine Printing, Electrotyping, L'5:??'J Etc., are the best e n n e S S e e Can supply any book you want No matter where published at . Books of Theology, Biography, Barbee CQ.Smith Agents df- Publishers Al. ,t itcbelfa Bioyclists, Baseball Sv. Football Teams 4 Delicious . Wm and Bo 'Bo 5 and Dr. Cichenors Hmiseptic Chocolates Carefully Packed for Express, Mail or Messenger 323 Union Street Nasl'1Ville The very thing they need in their business when the race is ended and the game is finished .29 .3 For Sore Muscles, Bruises, Sprains, Etc., is 0. K. and ffd0n't you forget it Clean and Pleasant as Perfume and ?Costs only Fifty Cts. Nashville, Chattanooga 84 St. Louis Railway Cffers the Finest and Fastest PASSENGER SERVICE 1 3 f RZ I I as -L ATLANTA CHATTANOOGA NASHVILLE MEMPHIS ' ST. LOUIS, CHICAGO CINCINNATI LOUISVILLE I Pullman Buffet Sleeplng Cars and Palac' I Day Coaches on all Through Tralns 0 H F SMITH W L DANLEY T ff M h h ' I ' e , . . . , . ra ic anager General Passenger .llgent Nas ville, Tenn Nas ville, Tenn. . 7 67 ESTABLISHED 1860 Jewelry Precious Stones B, H, Emblems 1 C Novelties CWC ry Ompany i- JAMES B. CARR, Manager MREMOUNTINGW 404 Union St. Nashville, Tenn. GEMS in THE LARGEST EXCLUSIVE 1 Special Designs JEWELRY HOUSE IN THE SOUTH to Order ...FINE WATCH... Optical Department REPAIRIN6 Eyeglasses ground and fitted rfectly to all eyes, and Eyes Tesgg' Free Repair Department Silverware ln charge of expertsand all Work is Cut Glass Positively guaranteed Art Pottery Bric-a-Brac - . IWHII UIIIETS 5if2lZ3.i'.TlZiiiSfmm Free Delivery Telephone 443 ff 1 e iflf-ll ---. , .K IL44..-- ig lift,-V , , 1 llel flgvff S . l 'lgvff I . if lf:-if-W' ' fx pe . F 9 f f 1' n'fIf 1 f :Tri 41 . Nl S ILES U lllll 5 4 o Nllll' '. 'lIul 4 ll ' ll -1ll5'l.l : 'f f r'H ' 1 1' , Ir W illis! P- Dealer in resb MIS, Grd, I IC. Stall, 14 Market House NASHVILLE. TENN. EDGAR JONES, Prest. A. H R B N V.-P t . o mso , res. WA1-mws CROCKETT, Cash'r. G n Paid ill Qilvlldl 8 Q slomooo Deposits received and accounts kept on as favorable terms as by any other bank Exchange for sale in London, Paris, Berlin, and other leading cities .55 .95 Interest allowed on balance when left for 6 months or longer .3 V53 Zommercial Paper a Specialty 308 College Street, Nashville, Tenn. 2 W. W. WILKERSON J. M. WILKERSON WILKERSON BROS. Livery eed H . N 1 ' fl i 5 L f '11, S- Sale and ' f . 30 I I I I Stable 15 -ifllfgi , g J 207 and 209 N. Market St. TELEPHONE 345 ' NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE ffflrlililllilf 230 NORTH CHERRY STREET 95, AWARDED A SILVER MEDAL IN ii' 1898 BY THE NATIONAL PHOTOGRA- 95' PHERS' ASSOCIATION OF ABUERICA 262 TULANE HOTEL e A -':1A - H- T'T5TTT CORNER CHURCH AND SPRUCE STREETS 95 EH W' A AAA? E R MET TT NASHVILLE w w f QV IJEWETTITET T TTT , U fa W.. , u ------ aAE,:Q,,gwgE?E3f ,. ' - '- 'v ' v:-1 '!s: ,4f'. 1-me 'V QF :I FI ,X . .--' f' D ' 2 XS' :E ' g rpg.A w43Ma5EEKFwEwww I Type, fl Ts: .L 1 U. il' A WE '53 iii! fy ETS' 1 ,222 I 1 -M A qw- A ,T fr -' :- ' ' 7 H i ' 1 1 E nw , 1+ T u n AA,- AA' Ill WJ ' ' ' ' - ' T 9. .JE -, ,Mins H EifAViwAWfi , 2 rgmigfviio Q,-a EHEQWW J. B. IIANCOCK, MGR. f g H21-rf-'FZ' fggjzpl. ' jgijvix-5 gfirhx- :': :1-ii?-ziggy 9 CENTRALLY LOCATED STREET CARS FROM OFFICE DOOR TO ANY PART OF THE CITY aim ALIERICAN PLAN 332.00 PER DAY AND UP SPECIAL TERMS TO CONVEN- TIONS, CLUBS. ETC. HEAD QUARTERS FOR T'ANDERBILT STUDE NTS WTEVTMTUWEEETAWTW EUROPEAN HOTEL AND RESTAURANT CHERRY STREET q0pp. Maxwell Houseb, g I l w R-P0LST0N,PI'0l1 NASHVILLE, TENN. 5 g'I.I'I.fI'lJ'1J'IJ'lJ'lJ'l.l'l.I'U'LI'I.f'L1'Ll'lJ'U'LFLFLl1 lFULnIU1nIU1HILRDIlnHJLRfU1RfU1H HIU1IU1n 1ULnIU1I1nnHIU1U1FE If you want first-class groceries at reasonable prices, We have them Wholesale or retail. Try us once, We will save you money. KTSSAM HALL TRADES WITH US IVI. E. DERRYBERRY Gu CO. 221-223 BROAD STREET, Corner Colleze ' 270 SOO Students 90 Teachers 17 Buildings i 'Value l 3750,000 Vanderbilt Univereit 2 Nashville, ennessee .6 The University offers courses leading to degreesin the following seven departments: I. The Academic, enilmracing Classical, Scientihc, and Post- graduate courses, and leading to the usual literary degrees II. The Engineering, embracing courses in Civil, Mechanical, Mining and Electrical Engineering and Metallurgy, and lead- ing to corresponding degrees. III. The Biblical, Embracing the English and Classical courses, and leading to the degree of B. D. LV. The Law, covering two years, and leading to the degree ofLl. .B. V. The Dental, covering three years, andleading to the degree of D.D.S. VI. The Medical, covering four years, and leading to the degree of M.D. Vll. The Pharmaceutical, covering two years, and leading to the degree of Ph.C. EXPENSES.-The total expenses for nine months need not exceed 35300. Kissam Hall, a handsome and commodious dormitory for the accommodation of students in all departments, has recently been erected at a cost of 5135,000. ATHLETICS. -A well equipped gymnasium is open to all students. Tennis courts and a magnificent athletic field are located on the ca mpus, FELLOWSHIPS. -Ten scholastic fellowships, yielding S200 each, are awarded annually in the Academic Department to college graduates. ' Send for catalogue, stating department in which you are interested. WILS WILLIAMS, SECRETARY 27K li ,l ,l llJ Vanderbilt soak sem I I Walton 8L Cantrell 224 N. Cherry Street Books, pencils, Inks gil Solelqgentsfortfle G b cl Sr r' lil m om 2' 'Owl Dunlap Celebrated Flats DR. JAEGEWS SANITARY UNDERWEAR 'vt' get ffss ef D. F. Manager Leading House Z Best Goods ! J. W. THGMAS 81 SON ' Coffees Ceas Spices 2212? Baking powder Special Rates to Clubs and Students 300 North Market Street NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE J. W. JoHNsoN . 'lf . f ll fx , we SIOTGQQ eat ar et Ovsters... Goods Delivered Promptly 103 PUBLIC SQUARE geltghmqiofsh 30963 ward Seminary ward Seminary WARD SEIVIINARY FOR YOUNG A IES ASH I NN. PICKLES AND MILK Stop the flow of thought, So does an old steel pen or muddy ink-Well A Waterman Ideal rr I Iiii I II? I IIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIZIIII CII 'iIII , .uc WouIdn't stop a street-car: it flows with gm perfect ffeedom and regularity 129 129 III A I I Gold Medal and Highest Award at the International Exposition Univer- selle, in Pa.ris,1900 '25 1,93 Q5 1.99 :III ff For Sale by all Dealers in Nashville L. E. VVATERIVIAN COMPANY I Largest Fountain Pen Manufacturers iu the World Inn .I 155 and 157 Broadway , NEW YORK I I I Eli? if-ff ,, , f- rm: SOUTHERN TURF COMPANY Leading Brands of Cigars and Tobaccos Always on Hand' 222 North Cherry Street.
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