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Central library JOINT UNIVERSITY LIBRARIES NASHVILLE TENNESSEE V Coll LD 5597 •C65 1939 JUL-0237 3 8298 I i: it ii i: it n i i. i Muiamc-:-'jzamm ystmwaamammm Kommamm r. ii i1 y 11 ii Ii I i s Ii i; ii In Ilii' fi hull! uls ni ii i ii ii i ii i i i: ii fi i i :i s Ii v i I I i!. Te ii ii i: s s i; i- Tilt; 1!H!) ('.nnimodore tu Uliver I rum well (iarmichael. the third llhancellur of anderbilt University In his first ear as leader of Vanderliill. Uhancellur l.ar- michael has proven himself vuirthv to accept the place of the great men whu have ipiided the destinies of the I niver sit in the past lie has gained the respect anil admiration of his fellow educators anil endeared himself In the hearts of the students His vast experi- ence and superior education combined with a deep understanding of the pruli lems of youth gives underbill an invaluable asset to he cherished as one uf its dearest possessions It is nur hope that this dedication will serve as an expression nf appreciation fur what [lliancellor liarmichael has dune fur Vanderbilt in the past and what he will du in the future. Tk« abo « pkolof'ipk tko | Ck«K c«l'o at a StkWo f lui |)iis!iimj of another year leaves w behind the joys and pleasures which are characteristic of college life. Perhaps never again will we enjoy the companionship of friends who have shared our sorrows as well as our joys. Tender memories will fade away with the passing of time, and experiences dear to our heart will sinl. into the oblivion of the future. If. in the years to come, when the ravages of time have blotted from our memories those happy days at anderhilt. this booh will be an aiil in helping In recall a happy moment nr renew the acquaintance of an old friend, the purpose of the 1939 POMMODIllll! will lie accomplished. A A L M A M A T I! II T HE C L A fi S E fi I' E A T U II E li I II A T E II N I T I E S A T II L E T I E !i II II I. A I T I II !i ll o I I II I % II O O H MrJI As long as Vanderbilt exists, James Hampton Kirkland will be remembered as the man who contributed most University. For one-half century he served as Chancellor of Vanderbilt. to the V DEAN POMFRET DEANS OE THE UNIVEtSITV ■ DEAN PASCHAL Dean Franklin C. Paschal is one of the most active men on the Vanderbilt facu'iy. He is a graduate of DePauw Uni- versity and received his M.A. and Ph.D. degrees from the University of Pennsylvania. In 1927 he came to Vanderbilt as Associate Dean and Professor of Psychology, and until 1935 he served as Dean of the College of Arts and Science. When Vanderbilt was divided into a Senior and a Junior College the problem of choosing a man to be head of the Junior College was an important one. Dean Paschal, be- cause of his splendid past record, was selected and has capably served in this capacity for the past four years. VanderbiJ has. in Dean Paschal, a teacher of Psychology rated as one of the best in his field. As Director of Re- search in the Indiana Reformatory and as Professor of Psy- chology he has had vast experience as a psychologist. Dean Paschal has not confined his activities to teaching alone, but has had numerous articles published in leading magazines. —-!iinimi.iltale tj o iii u niv i c s i i y DEAN STAPLETON The First Lady of Vanderbilt —that is a title that would appropriately describe Dean Ada Bell Stapleton. As the first Dean of Women, she has rendered a faithful service and proven herself to be a necessary part of a greater Van- derbilt. Dean Stapleton graduated from Central College in Missour received her M.A. Degree from Washington University, and her Ph.D. from King's College. University of London. Her extensive traveling abroad has endowed her with a superior culture and made her an ideal teacher of English Literature. As Dean of Women, her duties bring her Into intimate contact with the coeds at Vanderbilt. She has w:se!y and capably advised the women students at Van- derbilt since she first became Dean of Women. She plays a vital part in the social life at Vanderbilt, and her annual Washington Tea is an event enjoyed by all. Dean Ada Bell, as she is affectionately known, has contributed more than her share to the cultural, social, and educational side of Vanderbilt. D E A N L E E Th© year i i will b© ffinjmborM at th« year du 10 wh ch Vanderb t Mt Of' O' IT'Ott C4p4t « m n the hj| e.er hod. Whon Of. Unpf'ty Loo. (onn«' Dean of ♦ho Von dorbiit School of ro 9 k1 oft du'ng the ©e'er port of the yoor to bocom '©t dent of Soothe n Method tf (Jr vptiity Vandorb t 'oit Col 090. 2 wOt inttrvmontol n Cuf f 9 tfivfiffil nt to cho«t who Me tfand nq Doan u ar man on ♦he comput. A h Dean Loo t ott «at doet ) folt h. pOiif 0 n wot talfifi of Re 9 ob ity. , . . —A.I nil n i i 1 ti I l'X i III I S I I I I AN ARNOLD not , the U vorvf y. Hi hat boon o Court and vervty ond Northwettorn Unsvorvty. Oeon Arnold hot boon flnh t t i roarett hot j aro ©d that of tho rott of the D E Dean £or DEAN LEATHERS The Vanderbilt Medical School is recognized as one of the leading schools in the country. One of the main reasons for this leadership is that it has a ways been headed by out- standing men in the medical profession. The present Dean. Dr. W. S. Leathers, has achieved great distinction in the medical world. He was educated at the University of Vir- ginia. the Univers'ty of Chicago, and the Harvard University Medical School. He has an LL.D. Degree from the Univer- sity of Mississippi where he served as Dean of the Medical School. He was Director of Public Health for the Missis- sippi State Health Department and served as a member of the Mississippi Board of Health. One of the most impor- tant positions held by Dean Leathers was President of the National Board of Medical Examiners. Dean Leathers pro- fessiona1 Interests ore centered around studies in preventive medicine and public health. With such a man as Dean Leathers os its head, the position of the Vanderbilt Medical School os a leader will never be threatened. C—itiuuill.il tell cts 0 ill ii n i v iis i i y DEAN ZEIGLER The newest Dean at Vanderbilt is Dean Frances Helen Zeigler of the Vanderbilt Nursing School. Dean Zeigier, a graduate of the Johns Hopkins School of Nursing, was for- merly Dean of the School of Nursing at the Medical Col- lege of Virginia at Richmond. She obtained her Bachelor of Science Degree from Columbia University. Vanderbilt's new Dean does not confine her interests and activities to her profession alone, but takes an active part in social welfare work. She has served on the Board of Directors of the A lance for Guidance of Rural Youth and is still active in this organization. She is a member of the National Com- mittee of Red Cross Nursing and of the American Associa tion of Universities. Her vast experience and excellent edu- cation makes her well qualified for the important position that she now holds. The Nursing School, under the leader- ship of Dean Zeigler. will keep pace with the progress of the entire University in the future. • FLORENCE POINTER ABERNATHY P u I a s k i, Tonnossoo K O Bachelor of Arts CULLEN EDWARDS BAKER. JR. N o s H v i I I o . Tonnossoo Bachelor of Art: Captam Golf Team. 37; Nashville C tv Golf Champion. '37, Skull and Bones. THOMAS BENJAMIN ALEXANDER Nashvillo. Tonnossoo Bachelor of Art. JAMES EDWIN BANGS Beaumont, Texas B O II Bachelor of Art; iS JOS McGINNESS Tau Delta. Omicron Delta Kappo ROY FARMER ALLEY Franklin. Tonnossoo Bachelor of Art BROWNIE BLYTHE ANDERSON Franklin, Tonnossoo Bachelor of Arts S. C. A. Cabinet; Athenian Board; Treasurer Honor Committee; President Honor Committee, 38; W. S. G. A.; Captain Independent B.u'tntbal1 Team, 38. FRANK WALTERN ANDRUS. JR. Momphis, Tonnossoo K - Bachelor of Arts BEN RECAN AUSTIN Sfovenson, Alabama .i h K Bachelor of Arts Calumet Club; Intra-mural Wrestling Champion. ‘37. '38; Honor Committee, 37, ‘38; President Honor Committee, '39; Hustler Staff; Masque C ur. B.-at.j; Pursuit Sta ; WrtS ' • j r- - '38. '39; Coach Freshman Wrestling Team, '38. '39; Who's Who in American Colleges. JULIA BAN K S D r o s d o n . Tonnes s e o I K Bachelor of Arts Athenian Club ; Math Club. ANITA WELTCH BARTLUM Orlando, Florido I' |, |{ 8acholor of Arts Arts Club. Masque Club; Glee Club. LEO MAX BASH I NSKY Birmingham, Alabama A K i: Bachelor of Arts RUTH PRENTICE BASKETTE Nashville. Tonnossoo A O II 8achclor of Arts Sophomore Honor Roll; S. C. A.; Math Club; Sorority Basketball. [24H JOHN t A Y liiSLEY Imw «i Am JAMES WALTER BELL IkMm 9 1 WILLIAM OWEN 11 A N C ■ IMktki • K x • • Art A I W Mil). LJ RICHMOND PEARSON BlACKMER Nashville. Tennessee 21 X Bachelor of Arts JOHN HITCHCOCK BRANDON Nashvillo. Tennessee 1 A E Bachelor of Engineering ROBERT VIRGIL BLAIR Noshvillo, Tonnossoo Bachelor of Arts ARTHUR DANIEL BRELAND Crystal Springs, Missouri •t K •f Bachelor of Arts C- JOSEPH SAMUEL BOONE Marshall. Toxas K 2! Bachelor of Arts N A N C Y E Springfield, AAA BROWN Tennessee 8achelor of Arts JAMES POWE H a r t s o I I e , 2; A E R S BOOTH Alabama Bachelor of Arts JAMES L . Nashville. A K E BROWNING Tonnossoo Bachelor of Arts CHARLES MAJORS President Omicron Oelta Kappa. Phi Beta Kapna HARRY LOGAN BOSS Romo, Goorgia A O Bachelor of Arts Captain Freshman Baseball. '3S; Varsity Baseball. '37, '38, 39; Treasurer V-Club. TRAPIER KEITH BROYLES Erwin, Tennessee 2: X Bachelor of Arts GEORGE WORLEY BOSWELL Nashville. Tennessoe Bachelor of Arts Glee Club; Masque Club; Sophomore Honor Roll. MORRIS SAMUEL BURK Nashville. Tennessee Z It T Bachelor of Arts Vico-President Student Council. '37; President Student Council, '38; Ace Club; Owl Club; Sopho more Honor Roll; Student Union 8oard; President Zcta 8ota Tau; Honor Council; Pan-Hellenic Council; Athletic Association Board; Publications Board; Calumet Club; Who's Who in American Colleges. OARTHA JEANETTE CARVER N a h v I I I e . Tonnossoo Bachelor of Art JESSE LAWRENCE COHEA. JR. Springfield Tonnessec Bachelor of Arts President Sigma A pha Epsilon; Band. ALGIE KILLOUGH CHOATE T ronton, 'onnossoo + K 'V Bachelor of Arts 0 1 Club; Band; S. C. A. Cabinet; Vice-President Phi Kappa Psi. WILLIAM OVID COLLINS. JR. Nashville, Tennossco I X Bachelor of Arts Pf B•• •.! Kappa: Presincnt Sigma No: Sophomore Honor Roll; Eta Sigma Phi; Vice-President S. C. A. WALTER HACKETT Business Manager Hustler. Omicron Delta Kappa RICHARD MORTON CHRISTIAN Nashville. Tennesseo Bachelor of Arts JAMES LUNCE CHURCH. JR. Columbia. Tonnossoe A T I.' Bachelor of Engineering Bard: O Club: Student Union Beard; Vice- President Senior Engineering Class. MANERVA ELIZABETH CLEMENTS Madisonvillo. Kentucky AAA Bachelor of Arts S. C. A.; Sigma Delta Pi. ELIZABETH COBB Sovannah, Georgia 1 'I' |{ Bacholor of Arts LAWRENCE EDGEBERT COOPER Cootor, Missouri •I K 'P Bachelor of Arts FREDERIC EUGENE COWDEN Nashville, Tennessee B O II Bachelor of Arts MARGARET DEAN CRAIN Paducah. Kontucky A 0 II Bachelor of Arts Sc i p ers: Pursuit Sta Bare st Student Union Board. WILLIAM QUARLES CRICHLOW Murfroosboro Tonnossoo K A Bachelor of Engineering I ) S. C. A.; Athenians. Owi Club; Band, A. S. M. E. ANNII III CIOWIU ImMw 90 Alt| C m a a i i s 0 man CRUMP ! « ♦' 90 Ari MART CAThIRINC CUNNINGHAM Ii •• A i IIOISE LACT DAVIDSON •« •)• o« Aft I WENDELL DAVIS. JR. Nashville. Tonnossoo It O II Bachelor of Arts CHARLES TYREE DORRIS Nashvillo, Tennessee Bachelor of Arts HERBERT M. DELGADO I g u a r a , Cuba Bachelor of Engineering WILFRED SELLERS DOWDEN Groenbrior. Tennossoo Bachelor of Arts Honorary German Fraternity; Glee Club. U MARGARET MAY DENSLOW Denver, Tonnosseo I !• 15 Bachelor of Arts S. C. A.; Masque C ub; Glee Club; French Club; Sorority Basketball. T H E O D O RE DYER R i d g o ♦ o p, Tonnosseo «!• K 1 Bachelor of Engineering PREACHER FRANKLIN Captain Football. Omicron Delta Kappa JAMES KIRBY DOBBS. JR. Momphis. Tonnessee 15 O II Bachelor of Arts 0« Oub; Manager Varsit Baike'bell; Mi- iqcr Va s r Terms; V 0-6; Ass star Bes r-tba Man ager; Assistant Tennis Manaqer; Assistant Busi- ness Manager COMMODORE; COMMODORE Staff. '3$; Vice President Student Council. WILLIAM HOWARD EASON. JR. Jackson, Tonnosseo Bachelor of Arts NAT BRYAN DOBBS Barnosvillo, Georgia A • Bachelor of Arts Varsity Baseball. WINIFRED SAUNDERS ELLIOTT Clarksville, Tonnossoo AAA 8achelor of Arts President Delta Delta Delta; Vice-President Senior Class; Band Sponsor. 39; Phi Sigma lota; Masque Club: Tri Arts Club; S. C. A.; Math Club. FRANK LIGON DORITY Nashville, Tennessee A I Bachelor of Arts ROBERT GORDON ELLISON Millon, Georgia 8acholor of Arts I 34 I Skull and Bones; German Club; Delta Phi Alpha; Camera Club. r- • IB WILLI AM P. EMBRY N « K w . K £ 1 Ai i a l M ( 0 SWANN ESTES • •« • l«j •••• •i HERMAN w FERGUSON I • o A MARGERY ANNE FLAUTT N • t «♦ Artt JEAN F N a s h v i I I o . L E M I N G Tonnossoo 8schelor o! Art; EDWARD VI N a s h v i I I c . President A. S. CTOR GANT Tonnossoo Bachelor of Engineerinj C. E.. '38. '39. PARTEE AUGUSTUS FLEMING. JR. Memphis Tonnossoo ATI) Bachelor of Arts Freshman Football; Vanity Football; Intra-mural Wrestling Champion; Co-Captain Varsity Wres- • ■ ; Colume C ,b; Pursuit; Soft — ore Her or Roll; Vice-President Junior Bar Association; Rhodes Scholar Nominee. STANLEY HOWARD GARBER Groonsboro North C o r o I i n a A E II 8achelor of Arts Hustler Staff, '37, 38. O' n ss TURNEY FORD Brushcrook. Tonnossoo I X Bachelor of Arts Varsity Baseball; Varsity Footba '36 37. '33 Varsity Basketball, '37, '38: V Club. JEAN FORESTER Nashville. Tennessoo 1 K Bachelor of Arts Athenians; Sorority Basketball; Vice Pres lent Sigma Kappa. '33. LEONARD EARNEST GARRARD Columbus. Georgia 1 X Bachelor of Arts Sophomore Mono Roil; Omicron Delta Gamma. J E ANN E GIBSON N a s h v i 1 1 o . Tonnossoo K A 0 Bachelor of Arts Hustle' Staff, '37. '33; Glee Club. '37. MORRIS BURK President Student Council MARVIN AUGUSTUS FRANKLIN. JR. Birmingham, Alabamo - A K Bachelor of Arts Freshman Football; Freshman Basketball; O Club: Varsity Football, '36. 37; Captain Varsity Football, '38, V Club; Omicron Delta Kappa; Varsity Baseball Squad. 37; Who's Who in Aneri can Collcge-s. BETTY FREELAND Nashvillo. Tonnossoo AAA Bachelor of Art; COMMODORE Representative '36; Sorcrit, Basketball; Sorority Tennis; Sorority Swimming; Class Basketball; S. C. A. Cabinet; Lotus Eaters; Athenians; Bachelor Mo«les; Glee Club; Woman' , Athletic Board. '38; President Woman's Athletic Board, '39. JOHN CHAPMAN GILBERT Dublin. Georgia Bachelor of Arts Bar lr.uk '38; Manager Student's Recreation Room. FRAN PC O TO C E B a t 0 r , Tonnes S 0 c t K £ Bachelor of Arts Sophomore Honor Roll; International Relations Club. I Jh I 1« • • A i !• « « •« A I . M o' A-«i h n waHOn GdMiTH j a • «r Ot Art! I . ■«: ' O ArH WILLIAM hamlet GRISSIM REID BOLLING GROOMES N a s h v i I I o . Tennossoo v 8achelor of Arts MILTON DEAN HAVRON South Pittsburg, Tennessee •I K X Bachelor of Arts 0 1 Club; Varsity Track; President Phi Kappa Sigma. WALTER GORDON HACKETT Romo, Georgia q, a (i Bachelor of Art; Omicroo De'ta Kappa; Ace Club; Assistant But! r. ess Manager Hustler, 38 Business Mar. ager Hustler, '39; Freshman Football; Freshman Basket- ball; Varsity Basietban; V-Oub; Skull and Bones. HARRIET TWINING HIBBS Nashville, Tennossoo A A A Bachelor of Arts Glee Out; Class Basketball; S. C. A. Cabinet; Co Editors; COMMODORE Staff; Bachelor Maidcs. HARRY BOSS Captain Basoball THOMAS BRANSON HALTOM Nashville, Tennossoo Bachelor of Arts CHARLES HENRY HIGHT Nashville, Tennessee K A Bachelor of Arts Varsity 8asketball Squad, 36, '37; Tennis Team. 37. 38; Phi Delta Phi Law Fraternity; Interna- tional Relations Club; Senior Bar Association. JOHN HARDIE HARDWICK Clovoland, Tonnosseo •J. A o 8achelor of Arts Hustler StaH; Glee Club; Inter itionai Relations Club. DOROTHY GLENN HIX Gallatin, Tennossoo Bachelor of Arts German Club; Glee Club; S. C. A. WILLIAM ERNEST HARLAN Mt. P oasant, Tonnosseo 1 X Bachelor of Arts Freshman Football; Freshman Basketball; Varsity Basketball. ELIZABETH WARWICK HARMON Nashville, Tennossoo I + It Bachelor of Arts Sophomore Honor Roll; French Club; Class Basket- ball; Band Sponsor; President Phi Sigma lota; Vice President Gamma Phi Beta. LUNSFORD MEREDITH HOLLINS. JR. Nashville, Tennossoe 1 A K Bachelor of Arts Omicron Delta Kappa; Freshman Football; Varsity Football; Varsity Baseball; Varsity Track. MORTON BOYTE HOWELL. JR. Nashvill©. Tonnossoe A O 8achelor of Arts Asv.tai • Bui ess M ■ ig-' Masquerader; Assistant Business Manager COMMOOORE; Business Man ager COMMODORE. 39; Phi Sigma Iota; Sigma Delta Pi; Phi Beta Kappa. I ?« I MARVIN MILLER JACOBS DOROTHY MASON K 1 N G N a s h v i llo, Tonnossoo F r a n k 1 i n . Tonnes SCO Bachelor of Arts X X A Bachelor of Arts WILLIAM LUTKINS JOHNSTON Birmingham. Alabama B 0 II Bachelor of Arts SARA ELIZABETH KINZLY Nashville Tonnossoo A 1 II Bachelor of Arts C rr Club: Masque Club. EVELYN JONES Lnwisburq. Tonnossoo A O II 8acholor of Arts EDWARD N a s h v i LEE KIRKPATRICK I © . Tennessoo II K A Bachelor of Engineering Preside • Senior Engineers; Owl Club; Tau Aipha Tau; Calumet Club; Honor Council; Provident Supnomore Erqircers; A. S. M. E.; Varsity Wrcv- • • g; Winner Intra-mural Wrestling; President Junior Engineers; E« Officio Member Student Council. JACK THOMAS JOURNEY Columbia. Tennessoo I’ X A Bachelor of Arts BATTLE HARGROVE KLYCE. JR. Nashvillo, Tonnossoo X N Bachelor of Engineering ALICE BEASLEY Lady of the Bracelet IRVING I. KAUFMAN. JR. Columbus. Mississippi t- l{ T 8achetor of Arts JACK EDWARD KEEFE. Ill Nashville , Tonnossoo - B Bachelor of Arts Hr-ad Cheer Leader; Co Editor Freshman V Book; President Junior Athletic Association; Inlra mural B .in j Champion; Inlra mural Wrestling Cham pion: Varsity Wrestling; S. C. A. Cabinet; Skull and Bones; Freshman Track; Homecoming Com- mittoe. JOHN OMER KOEHLER Little Rock, Arkansas K X Bachelor of Arls JAMES CURETON LANIER. JR. Jacksonville. Florida X X Bachelor of Arfs President Sigma Nu; Omicron Delta Kappa; Phi Beta Kappa; Skull and Bones; President Skull and Bones; Acc Club; Owl Club: Glee Club; S C. A. Cabinet; Pan Hellenic Council; Sophomore Honor Roll. I •! • I DOROTHY a DO I SON LEWIS !• ••• fcl A. , J A V ( i MARSHALL L I I S ll(M ■ • o' I Manx GREENWOOD LORD ELIZABETH HOWELL LOVE .i a A B«(K«l4M of Art! JAMES ALLEN LUTON Nashville. Tennossee Bachelor of Art: WILLIAM DUDLEY McMURRAY Nashville. Tennossee I! O II Bachelor of Arts Blur P«'cil Club: Freshman Track; Vice-President Freshman Engineers. WILSON LOCKE LYNCH Nashville, Tonnosseo [I o II Bachelor of Art: President Beta Theta Pi; Camera Club LENNA LOUISE McMURTRY Nashville. Tonnosseo 1’ -J- It Bachelor of Arts Phi Sigma Iota; B. S. U.; Masque Club; Glee Club: Sigma Delta Pi; Secretary Sigma Delta Pi. O' BILL EMBRY Editor Hustler HOWARD G. Sherman, it (i II McCLAlN T o x a s Bachelor of Arts President Baptist Student Union; Eta Sigma Phi; S C A Freshmar Cabinet; S. C. A. General Cabinet; Freshman Football; Varsity Football JOHN W. McREYNOLDS Port Arthur. Texas A K F Bachelor of Engineering A S. M E.; Glee Club; Sergeant at Arms Fresh- man Class. NANCY EVERETT McCRACKEN Louisville, Kentucky 1' •!• It 8achelor of Arts S. C. A.; Glee Club. JOE HASTINGS McGINNESS Chattanooga. Tonne ssoo !• A •• Bachelor of Engineering Freshman Traci 36; Varsity Track '37, '38; Co Alternate Captain Traci. 39; Sophomore Honor Roll; Secretary Tau Delta, '38. '39; Ow Club; Student Unior. Board, 38, '39; President Tau Alpha Tau; Pan-Hellenic Council; President Phi Delta Theta. '38; V-Club; Secretary Omicron Delta Kappa. MARTHA W. McHENRY Madison. Tenne ssoo •k Bachelor of Arts FLEET FOXWORTH MAGEE Texarkana, Arkansas v Bachelor of Arts CHARLES READ MAJORS Ripley. Tonnosseo K |.; Bachelor of Arts President Delta Kappa Epsilon; President Omicron Dr-ita Kappa; President Owl Club; Phi Beta Kap- pa; Sophomore Honor Roll; Omicron Delta Gam- mo; Assistant Manager Football, 37; Manager Football. '38; Who's Who in American Colleges. ray garner manning Chattanooga. Tonnessoe -I- A O 8achplor of Arts Omicron Delta Kappa; Assistant Editor COMMO- DORE '38; Class Editor COMMODORE, '37; Editor COMMODORE, '39: Hustler Staff. 36; Publications Board; International Relations Club; Junior Athletic Association; Owl Club; Freshman Tennis; Varsity Tennis, '37, '38; Freshman 8aslef- tall; Varsity Basketball, '37, '38; V-Club; Vice- President Phi Delta Theta; Who's Who in Ameri- can Colleges. I I JOSEPH MURRAY li « K • | J H ROBERT BRENTS NEATHERY |i 01 At DOROTHY VON NIEDERHAUSER O At JOHN HOPKINS NOEL. JR. Nash villo Tennossoo v K Bachelor o Art; Freshman Football; Captain Varsity Track EDMUND TURNLEY PARDUE Nashville. Tennossoo II K A Bachelor of Arts Manager Wres' ng Team, 37; Student Union Beard. '36 '37; Vice-President Student Union Board, 37 '38; Calumet Club; Ace Club; Owl Club; President Pi Kappa A pha. ED HUNTED Captain Basketball Omicron Delta Kappa JEAN RUTH NOLAND Florence. Alabama A «i II Bachelor of Art; Glee Club S. C. A Cabinet '37 '38. 37’ Ger ,v C l Masquerader S;. Do • •• Alt a; Mosque Club; Athenians- Co-Editor Frrshmv V Boo . Ju« or A’Metic Association; Tri-Arts Club Treasurer Bacheioi Mades; Secretary A pha Om. cron Pi; International Relations Club. MARTHA ODLE Cornorsville, Tennossoo Bachelor of Art; Delta Phi Alpha; Co Editors; Scribblers; Math Club; S. C. A.. ‘3S. '37. '38; Hustler Staff, 37; ■ Club: Arts Club: Masque Club; French Cut , '36; Sophomore Honcr Roll; Vanderbilt Players; Bachelor Maides; Dean s Advisory AL FRIERSON OSBORNE Columbia. Tonnossoe •I' K + Bachelor of Arts THOMAS FITE PAINE A b o t d o o n . Mississippi If • II Bachelor of Arts JESSE CAMPBELL PALMER Waynesboro. G o o r y i a DAVID GRIFFIN PATTERSON Modgonsvillo. Kentucky 1 X Bachelor cf Arts Football. BETTY CLAIRE PENICK Nashville. Tonnossoe I' ‘P it Bichelor of Arts President Arts Club; '«v, S. G. A.; Vice-President Honor Council; Secretary and Treasurer Sopho- more Class; Lotus Eaters. J. CARTER PERKINS Troy, Alabama 1 K + Bachelcr of Arts President Phi Kappa Psi; Omicron Delta Kappa; Freshman Baseball; Varsity Baseball; V-Club; Owi Club. CHARLES EUGENE PIGG. JR. Nashville. Tennossee II K Bachelcr of Arts Dan I; COMMODORE Staf . 3-4, 33, '36; Assistant 8usim-ss M i iqi-r COMMODORE 33. '36; Husller S' i 3’f Sports Ed.tor Hustler. 3$ '36; Ow Club; Captain Freshman Tennis Team; Track Squad. 36; President Sophomore Class, '3S. '36; Glee Club MARY ELIZABETH PIGG Nashville, Tonnossoe Bachelor of Arts I 4-t I A O Bachelor cf Arts German Club. ► anDERSOn Clarke praTher •( Art| JESSE WILLIAM MAT! ( Art; HUGH TRAVIS OUILIIAN lt Wir ml Arti anne McLEMORE REEC ml Art M « CLARENCE JOHN REINSCHMID' • mt ml Art A • •• WILLIAM RCYNOLO! Bic t'er of Ar' WILLIAM FLETCHER SANDERSON ABIGAIL LOUISE ROBENSON Fori Clark, Taxas KAO Bachelor ol Arts Memphis. Tonnossoo It O II 8achelor of Arts President S. C. A.. 38, '39: 8us:ness Manager Directory, '39, '38; 0« i Club; Calumet Club; COMMODORE Staff, '38; Glee Club; President Senior C'sss; Who's Who in American Colleges. JAMES BRATTON ROBERTS Nashvillo. Tonnossoo K £ Bachelor of Arts IRVING S Nashvillo. A E II C H W A R T Z Tonnossoo Bachelor of Arts JOHNNY NOEL Captain Track MAYNARD CARLYLE ROBERTS Nashvillo. Tonnossoo Bachelor of Engineering A. S M. E. F R A N C E S E LINOR ROSE N a s h v i I I o . Tonnossoo A A A Bachelor of Arts Glee Club: A-ts Cl ub; Vice-President Arts Club. '38. '39; Secretary Ba chelor Moides. '38. '39; President Co-Editors, '38, '39; Treasurer Delta Delta Delta; S. C. A.; Sorority Basketball. HERMAN R O S E N B L U M N o s h v i 1 1 o. T onnossoo 7. It T Bachelor of Arts ROBERT EDWARD RYMER Clovoland, Tennossee 'I A O Bachelor ol Arts Varsity Basketball, 37, '38; Alternate Captain Basketball, '39; V Club; International Relations Club; Baseball. THOMAS SAMUEL SCOGGINS Nashvillo. Tonnossoo v A K Bachelor of Arts Phi Beta Kappa; Artus C'ub; Sophomore Honor R Bus ss M in. Masquerader, 37, '38; International Relations Club; Assistant Business Ma- i v Hostler. 3S. 36: Jur r Bar Association JAMES SEAY. JR. Nashvillo, Tonnossoo 1 , Bachcior of Engineering JANE SHEPHERD Nashvillo. Tonnossoo I | |i 8achetor of Arts Sophomore Honor Roll; Glee Club; Delta Phi Alpha; German Club; Phi Sigma lota. H A R R 1 E T SHORT S p r i n g Hill, Tonnossoo K A O Bachelor of Arts I «A I y% JOHN GftANVIlLE SIMS «I Artt li i «I Af •• A h ot t gi« 'i g ROSE FISCHER SPAETH Jackson, Michigan I' tl 8acholor of Hi VIRGINIA STURDIVANT Nashvillo. Tonnossoo K A O B.icholor of Art Co'Eoitors; President Co-Editors. 37; Athenians; Bachc r Maldcs; C m Basketball; Masque Club; S. C. A ; Treasurer Kappa Alpha Theta. '38. President Kappa Alpha Theta. ‘38, '3?. C- 1 I ss EMMETT O'CALLAGHAN Editor Maiquerador FRANCES LOUISE SPAIN Nashvillo. Tonnosseo A o M Bachelor of Art; So'ord Basketball; Soro’ity Ternis; lotus Eate s; President V oman s Athletic 8oard; W. S. G. A.; S immirrj Team; President A pha Omicron P-. ERNEST FRANK SUTHERLAND Madison. Tonnosseo II K A Bachelor of Arls f • ■ r-c Out Masquerader Staff; Secretary Pi Kappa Alpha; S. C. A. KEITH McCauley spurrier. JR. Momphis, Tonnosseo BOH Bachelor of Art; Sofomorc Honor Roll; Internationa' Relations Club. HAROLD Savannah. A K II S U T K E R Georgia Bachelor of Arts ALLEN MULHERRIN STEELE Franklin TonnoSSOO I A K Bachelor of Art; JAMES LEWIS SWEENEY Nashvillo. Tonnosseo v N 8ach«lor of Arts Freshman Football; Vars t, Footba Squad, ‘36. 37; Owl Club; Secretary Sigma Nu, '38. '39. RICHARD Nashvillo, Sophomore Honor Roll; L. STEELE Tonnossoo Bachelor of Art; u Alpha Tau; Tau Delta. HUNTER Jackson. H X TAYLOR Tennessee Bachelcr of Arts GEORGE WILLIAM STRAIGHT Nashvillo. Tonnossoo Bachelor of Art; JACOB EDWIN THOMAS Jackson, Tonnossoo Bachelor of Engineering I 48 I Sku i and Bones. Band; A. S. M. E |4 A i M| NR Y FAIRBANKS WARDEN JR MARSHALL HOWELL WARDER | -e C -I A S V ( Rin dtxl LOUISE STEWART WATKINS C htvy Chat Maryland l«ch lo 0 ArH Of he riffhf is ( ) Ye S Inf OH t! 11. C hi s huildiny serves ns thr home of hr School of R Iiqion find ns n dormitory for yrad- tin e s uden s. Cs HARTWELL D i c L s o n . HE Freshman Football; Track. ‘3$, WEAVER. T o n n o s Bachelor Freshman Basketball; '39: V Club; Band. JR. E R N SO© M a of Art Varsity E S T MILL n s f i o I Eta Sigma E R WHITE d . Ohio Bachelor cf Arts Phi. JOHN H A N O R W EBB ALBERT FENNO WHITMAN. II N a i h v o . Tonnes see Nashville. Tennossee K 1 Bachelor of Arts A T if Bachelor cf Arts President Phi Beta Kappa; Sophomore Honor Roll; Bar.j; COMMODORE Staff, '3S. BILLY SANDERSON President Senior Clan JEAN HARVEY WETTERAU N a $ h v i I I o. Tonnossoo AAA Bachelor of Arts Giec Club. LAURA PEARSON WHITSON Nashville, Tonnosseo AAA Bachelor of Aria Masque Club. JOHN E. WILSON Brucefon, Tonncssoo Bachelor of Arts Phi Sigma lola, Alpha Phi Omega. I 0 1 SENIORS WITHOUT PICTURES Jo Ryan Agee. ATI!.....................Courtland, Ala. Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Freshman Football. 'JS; Frethman Batketba '36: Vanity Football. '36 38; Vanity Baseball. 37. 38: Captain. Bate ball. ‘38. James E. Al«iand«r...........................Como. Mitt. Candidate for 8achclor of A'ts Word Brown Bennett. Jr........................Nathville Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Barbara Mac Binkley............................ Naihville Candidato for Bachelor of Arts Leo Joteph 8ol t r, I ...................... Naihvill Candidate for 8acKelor of Engineering Tou Alpha Tou: Secretary. Senior Engineer!. George Street Boone, I ...................Elkton, Ky. Candidate for Bachelor of Art! Bernard Rich Breyer............................Naihvill Candidate for Bachelor of Art! Sophomore Honor Roll; Vice-Preiidcnt. Eta Sigma Phi; Phi 8eta Kappa. Samuel Letter Burt.............................Nathville Candidate for Bachelor of Art! Ewing Thomai Carney. II K A............... Nathville Candidate for 8achclor of Art! Evant Moore Clementi . Nathville Candidate for Bachelor of Art! Harry L «il Col t .............................Nathville Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Sophomore Honor Roll: Eta Sigma Pni; Phi Beta Kappa Jamet E. Cooke, Jr., A 1 Seattle. Wath. Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Freihman Football; Freshman Basketball; Intramurali William Howard Covington....................... Donation Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Eugene Andrewt Co«, Jr., K A . ... Lewiiton, Idaho Candidate for Bachelor of A'fi Owl Club; Par. Hellenic Council; Preiident, Kappa Alpha Fraternity Joteph Erwin Edwardt............................ Nathvi lc Candidate for Bachelor of Arti D. Franklin Farrar, Jr.. II K ................ Nathville Candidate for Bachelor of Engineering Jamet Thomai Fergaton, Jr................ South Pilftburg Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Eddie W. Greve. I A K...........................Nathville Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Jack Ferrell Griffin, K 1...................... Nathville Candidate for Bachelor of Arti Vice-President, Kappa Sigma; Ow: Club; President of Freihman Clan. '3S. William L. Harper, IX...........................Nathville Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Francet Adelaide Harrit.................. Mobile. Ala. Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Katherine Garrott Hatcher................Trenton, Ky. Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Woodrow Wilton Hendorton..............Greenville, Tesat Candidate for Bachelor of Arts William Henry Howe, I A K...................Nathville Candidate fo' Bachelor of Arts John McReynoldt Jacktor..........................Nathville Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Don Jones.....................................Chattanooga Candidate for 8ache'or of Engineering Mary Aleen Jones............................Mt. Pleasant Candidate for Bachelor of Arts J. Arthur Keene. T ..........................Memphit Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Freshman Football; Varsity Football. '36-'38; Varsity Wrestling; Captain. Wrestling Team, '37-'38. Josephine Marion Kemp, • II . Schenectady. N. Y. Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Dolores Ann Leonq...................San Francitco, Cal. Candidate for 8achclor of Arts Bobby Love. IX ... Nathville Candidate for Bachelor of Engineering A. S. M. E. Roberta Armenta Luker...........................Nathville Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Honorary Spanish Fraternity; Sigma Delta Pi. Herman Lutky................................... Naihville Candidate for Bachelor of Engineering Morrit Tolliver McLemore, I- K 'P Sfatetboro. Ga. Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Ace Club: Student Council; Freshman Football; Varsity Football; V Club; Student Council. Jennie Brown Meek. AAA.........................Columbia Candidate for 8achelor of Arts May Ambrose Noel, I' It ... Nathville Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Oats Basketball, '37-'38. Kiah O'Brien, Jr...............................Bellevue Candidate for Bachelor of Engineering Baseba Team, 37; Honor Council, 3S; A. S. M. E Dcnnit Emmett O’Calloqhan, X •!• . . Lot Angelet, Cal. Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Masquerader' Editor, '39, Associate Editor, '38. Staff 36 '37; Huttlcr'' Staff, '36 '37; Commodore- Staff, '36; Owl Club; Calumet Club. James Elias Palmer.........................Okolona, Miss. Candidate for Bachelor of Arts President, Junior Bar Association, 37-'38; Vice-President, Junior Bar Ass; ation. 36 37; President, Junior Atn ctic Astor-a’icn '37 38 A Ivert ting Manager. Vanderl- t Alumnus.' 36 38; Homecoming Committee, '36'38. Carlton Jamet Perry...................Greenville, Teiat Candidato for 8achclor of Arts Varsity Football. Mack Rayburn............................... Oi on, Ky. Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Andrew Armin Steiner..................Oradca. Roumania Candidate for Bachelor of Engineering Edward Mason Tate..........................Nashvil'o Candidate for Bachelor of Engineering A. S. M. E. Samuel Thomas Voorhies, Jr.................Nashville Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Woodrow Wilton Watton..............St. Auguttine, Fla. Candidate for Bacholor of Arts Albert George Weber, Jr., X ................Nashville Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Albrrt Roper Winter.............................Lebanon Candidate tor Bachelor of Engineering r 52 j ■ HARRIS ABRAHAMS I H T I. . ARTHUR ADAMS u • II Ark w. T. EDWARD WILLIAM BUD ADAMS JR. ANOREWS BRADEN JR BRAY a K 1 T • •• I i •••- - A • OmI H | Art RAYMOND ANDRUS M«f 4. c« DaviD ATKINSON i I I ERIC BELL. JR ♦ A •• —■!■% —. I MEYER BERGMAN I II A t• !•••. Ml VIRGINIA BLAIR «• ii N«ik m«. u« I b • « I Ar LEONARD ANGLIN 64 BUD BfASlEY I •• H« . • ?••• BITTY BELL C4« •. n JACK BERNARD I itkm—4. SHIRLEY BLOCK I ♦ !• •.I I b • • I Art WILLIAM BOGLE £ ••••' H M CHARLES BOND M 0« N 0 TOM BROWN MICKEY CARMICHAEL t i 'I • • I EWE CHALMERS i ♦ N ; .All WILLIAM chase Lkc . t EARNEST •UChi MAC CAMPBELL H« . • T..« JOHN CARTER WILLIAM CHAPMAN V Ifc. l M « FRANK CHENAULT II h Dk«M, ai« L I b t I Aril CHARLES COFFEY ♦ i • LMtH M' T . JOHN COLTON JOEL COVINGTON N|«4 Mm CHARLES OARWIN • «• tt tmm JANE DAVIS r ♦ M NmImUU Tmm FRANK DE HIRRI T r ROBERT DOWNING Mjdi M «. !•« KEN COLLINS NMki.ll T m SAM COOUK t I I ••( •!« . « ( EMILY CRlCMtOW Hi lAAmtm ! •• MARY DAVIDSON i x i H • !• WILSON DAVIS ln«M. Ms. JOHN DONALD App. Ms RUSH DOZIER I K . ALLEN early, jr Am ., ?•• HARRY ferran Ois—s Hs MARGARET FOLK U M U Darby FULTON NMkt.-x !•— LEONARD GHERTNER It N« fc. 1«, !«•« WILLIAM GRIBBLE FHYLLIS HAORA 0«IUt. Tu. MARY ENGLES I • b • r t I Art LYRAIETH FIT7RATRICK I ♦ I n««a. 1« ?.-• LEONARD FRANK 1 1 •-%♦«••• lt scon GEORGE A • Mm M U ii SARAH GOOORASTURE . .i i • t. « RUTH GUENTER !. • N J CONWAY HAIL •«• .HU. A l JACK HAUKOOK WIHA HAMNER TILLMAN HAYNES JR GLENN HENDliVON X k I N« A .U« t M VIRGINIA HINOMAN C U k(i. !••••!••• Elva HOLLINS K k •• M '•• « • t -. BROOKS HUGHES t U iMllM, • ALEXANDER HALLUM T.. JAMES HAYNES • WolftMlM. MARTHA HAYNIE u . T.-. 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SHlRLiY STIELE MERRILL STONE LOUISE SYKES Aii N« h- • WILLIAM SCHUMAKER A k I . T CLAUDIUS SMITH N.I . 1«. T .. Ralph STanard A « ANNE STEAGALL K « l«a JEANNE STEPHENSON • U « ••' • If ELIZAIETH SURLES CvtkbA' . G KNOX TALLEY 1 S Hiimlliyi, T « I «I I JOHN THERRELL i .• • n « «■ SARAH TNWEATT r ♦ ■ . «.. NEllSON tract 1 l M M JAMES TUCK 0 .. t.« HERCt THOMAS 1 I N.. O'L.M. U WINSTON TlfTON 811 flplwH.'le. JOSE Rhine TRAUI JOHN VAN AUSOALl C I . M SARAH WHARTON ton Ni i . i M GERALO wiNOKUR T T ON. N J JAMES WOODARD a - W- i h i, t « IIUII WOOOT 1 JOHN WICKHAM K 1 AMmU. i MINOEl WOIIERG A I ♦ H . '• T.« KATIE WOODS a • n h . • t««. JOE WRIGHT N. fc« •. T — MILORED VAUGHAN K A n R rt A k.‘ T « A. D. WALKER Oflllblll, flMMIM WILLIAM WRIGHT Ntibfim. SAM TARNELL K 1 0 —f. MARGARET JEAN WALLER WEINSTEIN JOAN WILLIAM YOUNG YOUNG a a a on. t.«« i i ♦ n«ia iii«. • %• N, N. II. T . n M • 11 • • K N.I ... • JUNIORS WITHOUT PICTURES William Ambrose Liberal Arts Nashville William Andrews . , Liberal Arts . . Nashville Will Austin, Jr. . Liberal Arts Nashvillo Collin Baker Liberal Arts . Tampa. F a. Edwa'd Bien Long Liberal Arts Island. N. Y. Craig Blair Liberal Arts Nashvi la Elizabeth Bledsoe Liberal Arts Nashville Glenn Booth Engineering Nashville John 8rasino . ... ' Liberal Arts Corona. N, Y. Roscoe Bullion Engineering Nashville Harry Burks. Jr., i X . Engineer -g Nashville Dudley Burton. X X Liberal Arts Nashville Charles Cartwright . . . Engineering Nashville George Chambers Engineering Nashville Henry Cook .... Georgiana, Ala. Liberal Art Elizabeth Cooper . . Liberal Art Nashville Edna Cordts. A A A . Ne Liberal A' s w York. N. Y. John Covey. XX... Liberal Arts Nashvillo James Crowd! Liberal Arts . . Nashville Elijah Crowe, X •!■ . Liberal Arts Amory, Miss Evelyn Crunk . . Liberal Arts John Cusack Midland, Toias Liberal Arts Herbert Dunkerly, K X . 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Nashville Liberal Arts Victor Petty ...................Carthage Liberal Arts Greenfield Pitt , I I . Sarasota, Fla. Liberal Arts Junius Plunkett, V I Wagoner, Okla. Liberal Art James Polk........................Troy Liberal Arts Alfred Pomeram Brooklyn, N. Y. Liberal Arts Jane Raborg, A A X Nashville Liberal Arts Horace Rainey, Jr. . . Columbia Lioerai Arts Dennie Ray.....................Jackson Liberal Arts Fred Reynolds. Jr. . . . Franklin Liberal Arts John Roynolds Nashville Engineering Byno Rhodes Nashville Liberal Arts Lent Rice, A K I Sumner. Miss. Liberal Arts Edith Robertson, I •!• II Nashville Liberal Arts Berry Rucks. Jr. . Nashville Liberal Arts Jack Ruth. IN............... Tulsa, Okla. Liberal Arts Eugene Ryan, K 1 . . . Springfield Liberal Arts Eugene Schaefer Nashville Liberal Arts Robert Schulman Woodmere, N. Y. Libera Arts Joe Snodgrass . Nashville Engineering Tom Street. Jr................Chattanooga Liberol Arts Pat Sturman. It • II Mt. Carmel, I I. 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ItM JOHN QUINT FRIERSON FRYE of Ail FORTE MORTON ELLIS EFSTEIN ANN KURT GlLLESFtE GLAUS A A i Nil . I . T m V ♦ Nil .. • I... BYRNE EVANS ......... DOROTHY EVANS M « fc • i 11• T••••! ■• EOWARD GOLDSTEIN I I N«i • '♦ 1... MARY GRanniS lM lltt ELAINE EWALD ; ± i '■ . ! «• MJ HOUSTON FALL I NatA'iU . If FREDERICK GRAY iMlflftid. All, MILTON GROSSMAN I I II N« ft tl«. RACHAEL FARRIS K • Naifcrllla, W THEODORE FEINBl ATT H T RlCHARO HACKETT torn . Ol JESS hadsell II •• II WK ..«fl. w V SOPHOMORE ss 1 J ELAINE HAILI O II NjiI..; .., f«« MARION MEAO H.v . t T « LYNWOOD herrington ♦ AO WtftwiW , (« MARSHALL MOLT ♦ A I N i . • «. t HOWARD HUMPHREY t« CLARK HUTTON . K I HUGH JACKSON Ml.'l I. f WILLIAM HASTINGS A K I R« t A , T„ CHARLES MEMRON UdMWl, o MARGARET HOFFMAN ♦ I M ft.', !••• HOMER MOWIU 1« NORMAN HUTCHINGS VAN IRWIN Nitkrilll, TmMiim HARRIET JACOISON Afl«nt«, Gi IEN JOHNSON T. HAROLD JOHNSON r k H.kfc.a . t -.. 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HERBERT OLSMINE n T nj a.. • T. - OELIERT M ANN It « mastin A A 1 AU, MARGARET REARSON N « i A • 111«, MARTHA REELER ii II !•« GLADYS MOERNER N ji►r 111• ItArtiiti FONTAINE MOORE I A I C UwbU. JESSE FERRY H k Na.A.HU. T.AA JACK PERRY II i II N«tk ilU. T« « B 3 h e I 0 of Art! SOPHOMORE ROBERT PERRY I • T.-. NORma JO PITRE • t... LESLIE SIawaRO • • t t I 4 DEA SHERRILL ■ •• n i a « ©I A rt t EMILE MICHAEL PETRONE PETRONE jane Catherine SChumaCkER SIMPSON II K A N«(A«iO«. T — R Ik t • I, k •• NMlk.ai . T.-. RICHARD PICKENS A K I K fc vu«, •• JACK POSTIEWAITE ♦ A : •, r«. W JOSEPH SIMPSON ♦ A «• Mwil |Vi At JAMES SLAUGENHOP • -— t . HOWARD PRATT 0 « I • I. ELISE PRlTCHEn NwAit i EVELYN SIAYDIN MEINA SMITH A •• II ♦«• %. • I « ROBERT REED W. D. RESEN ROBERT STAMPS A A I !. • JEANNE STARR I ♦ « • 1« t MIRIAM REISMAN A I ♦ O. « I « CHARLES RENTROP k 1 ! ■ JOHN STEELE I«m 6« EDWIN STEWART CHARLES ROBERTS Niiki.llf, JANE ROBERTS I ♦ H JOHN STEWART ■ •l •• . Mlttlitlppl STUART SWAGGERTY • T«mm JAMES RUFFIN ♦ k ♦ Ce«l 9'o . LAWRENCE SCHULL l U TalUkoMA, ANDREW SWEAT FRANKLIN TATUM K HiHmftvig M ii SOPHOMORE KEITH JAMES taylor Thomas MARSHALL MARY WHITE WHITE M • •• p i I . 1 l( !••• ft H«i •. JOE THOMPSON H NmWM«, Im«. hall TURNER KnMtti, f«M JANE VICK x « It N a • t M MARTHA WADE K A •• !m JOHN WARREN AU JEAN WEBER GLYNN WHEELER Mil . !•« WILLIAM TROTTER ♦ J l 6 t • JANE VANCE K X • Nm «. r « MARY LOU VOSIURG 1 1 X • .• MARGUERITE WALLACE N«|k lll«. T • • « • i • • MALCOLM WEATHERS I DAVID wetherhorn OTEEN WHITE RAYMOND WILLIAMS ■ «in 1mm. SAM WILSON OamaRIS wiTHERSROON K I o HiAti1 • I CLARENCE WOODCOCK K , • . « !• • BITTY WRIGHT WYATT «• , O HERSCHEL YOUNG JAMES WILSON B • II •. OAVIO WILSON ♦ i • -«•■ «14. Tr MARSHALL WOMACK N«i • If ILUS WOODY urn EDGAR WRIGHT Nat • If ELAINE YARBROUGH i ♦ II • t«« GEORGE YOUNGLOF Na«H..1 . !• - II K w f ftkMNId. O SOPHOMORES WITHOUT PICTURES William Akin, X !• Nashvillo Bachelor of Engineering Virginia Allison. IK Nashvillo 8achelor of Arts Andrew Austin ... . Nashvillo Bachelor of Art Roy Babb .... Nashville Bachelor of Engineering Wm. Beach. K 'P Shaker Height , O. Bachelor of Art Thomas 8ianchini Corona. L. I.. N. Y. 8achetor of Arts LaJunior Bingham Nashville Bachelor of Art Edwin 8oycrs, A K I Trenton Bachelor of Engineering Irving Brooks . Nathville 8achelor of Arts Jane Burgess Nashville Bachelor of Art Ralph Carter ... . Sparta Bachelor of Engineering Thomas Chappell Nashville Bachelor of Arts Frank Cherry. B II Nashville Bachelor of Arts Harris Collier . . McKenjic Bachelor of Art Henry Conn. Jr.. I X Springfield Bachelor of Arts Don Conwell . . Jasper. Ala. Bachelor of Arts Lillian Dale Nashvi'le Bachelor of Arts Collier Davidson 8arksdale Field, La. Bachelor of Arts Charlton Davis Old Hickory Bachelor of Arts Benjamin DeJarnatt Nashville Bachelor of Arts Edward Donell . . Nashville Bachelor of Arts Albert Durrett Nashvi'le Bachelor of Art Mildred Eathcrly Nashville Bachelor of Arts John Edge. K Statesboro. Ga. Bachelor of A t Wallace Edwards Nashville 8achclor of Engineering John Ellis. I A I. . Shorman, Te«. Bachelor of Arts Oscar Evans. Jr.. K Nashvillo Bachelor of Engineering William Fitihuqh . Nashville Bachelor of Arts James Foster Nashville Bachelor of Arts Martin Freeland Nashville Bachelor of Arts Adriano Gamboa . Oriente. Cuba Bachelor of Arts Robert Gaston Gastonburg. Ala. Bachelor of Arts Wm. Gibbens. I Oklah'a City. Okla. Bachelor of Art Mary Giles. AAA . Nashville 8achelor of Arts Russell Graves. Jr. . Nathville Bachelor of Engineering Horshol Green. X Mayfield, Ky. Bachelor of Engineering Robert Greene . . Nashville Bachelor of Arts Warren Gregory..................Nashville Bachelor of Arts Roupen Gulbenk..................Nashville Bachelor of Arts Martha Hake ......................Dickson Bachelor of Arts Robert Hampton . Mineral Bluffs, Ga. Bachelor of Arts Robert Harrell..................Nashville Bachelor of Engineering William Harrub. I Nashville Bachelor of Engineering Alfred Hathcock. K I Nashville 8achclor of Arts Paul Haury. K I................ Nashville Bachelor of Engineering Marvin Hayes, Jr.. V i . Clarksville 8achc'or of Engineering Leon Hecht. Jr. . Nashville Bachelor of Engineering Edward Hlcstand. K 1 Nashville Bachelor of Art Buford Higqs, K I Nashville 3achelor of Arts Milbrey Hinrickt Nashville 8achelor of Arts Sidney Hi . I . . . Gallatin Bacholor of Arts Maurice Holdgraf, 1 t Houston. Tc . Bachelor of Arts William Holman. It II . Nashvillj 3achelor of Engineering Connie Horn. I X Nashville Bachelor of Art Jennie Howard Nashville Bachelor of Arts Roy Huggins, A K K Nashville Bachelor of Art Paul Huqhes Nathville Bachelor of Engineering Harry Hutband. I X Nathville Bachelor of Art M. D. Ingram, A I Dresden Bachelor of Arts Jack Irby. K I . Nashville Bachelor of Engineering Felix Jackson, Jr. Dallas. Te . Bachelor of Art Louise Jackson Nashvillo Bachelor of Art Mynard Jinkins Nashville Bachelor of Arts Alan Johnson Montclair. N. Y. Bachelor of Art Joseph Johnson . Nashville Bachelor of Engineering George Kalamio Chattanooga Bachelor of Engineering Fred. Keislinq !• K I Jacksonville. Fla. Bachelor of Art Wendell Kincaid. II Is Nathville Bachelor of Engineering Charles Kniskern Miami. Fla. Bachelor of Art Whit LaFon Jackson Bachelor of Arts Earl Lancaster. II K Nashville Bachelor of Engineering James Lassiter II K V Nashville Bachelor of Arts Rislcy Lawrence . Nashville Bachelor of Art Pinky Lipscomb. I Nashville Bichelor of Art Lambert Lorier •!■ K ’h Netcong, N. J. Bachelor of Arts Edwin Luton. ♦KI Nashvillo Bachelor of Engineering Floyd M Cov Nashvillo Bachelor o Engineering Morrell McMullen Lupkin, Tc . Bachelor of Art Joan Maddv I' |: Nashville Bachelor of Arts Kathcrino Martin . Nashville Bachelor of Arts Edna Martin , Nashvillo Bachelor of Arts Richard Michael Newcastle. Ind. Bachelor of Arts Martha Mooney Griffin, Go. Bacholor of Arts Harry Moore .... Nashvillo Bachelor of Arts Scott Nall. Mayfield. Ky. Bachelor of Arts William Northern. Jr..........Nashville Bachelor of Arts John O'Connor.................. Nashville Bachelor of Engineering Thomas O’Connor Nashville Bachelor of Engineering Civia Olshinc...................Nashvillo Bachelor of Arts Allen Oiier ................... Nashville 8achelor of Arts Andrew Pasayan . Nashville Bachelor of Engineering John Pasayan....................Nashville Bachelor of Engineering Hunter Pilkinton ... Nashville Bachelor of Engineering Joe Rcavis...................Lawrcnceburg 8achclor of Arts Dorothy Redmond.................Nashville Bachelor of Arts James Reed. III. i A I! . . Nashville Bachelor of Arts Courtney Rettgcr. ■■ II . . Memphis Bachelor of Arts Lester Rhoads. K '!• Clifton. N. J. Bachelor of Arts James Riley Ridgewood. N. J. Bachelor of Arts Prison Robertson. I A K Birmingham Bachelor of Arts Andrew Robinson . . Old Hickory Bachelor of Arts Marie Rogers. I' •!■ H Richmond. Va. Bachelor of Arts Scobey Rogers...................Nashville Bachelor of Engineering Walter Russell. II K A Nashville Bachelor of Engineering Lloyd Shelby.....................Columbia Bachelor of Arts Eliiabeth Siniard Birmingham. Ala. Bachelor of Arts William Smith . Nashville Bachelor of Arts Homer Smithson ...........Nashville Bachelor of Arts Ann Shell, AAA. . . Nashville Bachelor of Arts Bernard Sonnenberg New York, N. Y. Bachelor of Arts Bernie Spain.....................Donolson Bachelor of Art Harold Stanford . . Donclson Bachelor of Arts Byron Taylor. I Nashville Bachelor of Arts Noumon Taylor. K I . . Memphis 8achclor of Arts William Terry . Memphis. Tcnn. Bachelor of Arts H. 8. Tomlin. Jr.. A K I Nashville Bachelor of Engineering Whcless Wade ...................Nashville Bachelor of Arts Arthur Watson I A K Hickory Point Bachelor of Arts Loland Watts......................Joelton Bachelor of Arts William Webb Nashville Bachelor of Arts Charles White Nashville Bachelor of Engineering Harold Willis ..................Nashville Bachelor of Arts Edgar Wimpy............... Pembroke. Ky. Bachelor of Engineering Elton Wood......................Nashvillo Bachelor of Engineering Marvin Woodard. K S . . Chattanooga BacMor of Engineering Leonard Yokloy..................Nashville Bachelor of Engineering Polk Young. IX.. Owensboro. Ky. Bachelor of Arts 182 ) RUTH aDamS Wootfb M fo in«( KENNETH ANDERSON : w i PERRY ANGLE ♦ a •• u JOE ATKINSON ITU Ufc+ftN. T — Chapman IAIN • Ih« FRANKLIN IATTS ♦ K ♦ w WALLY BEASLEY Z A I Co‘« bu. I m ROBERT BELL Sp«. 4f.al4. t w (•9 1 CAROLINE AMBROSE K I • NmImOW. WILLIAM ANOERTON i II ;« ••••«, T«MI HARLAN ANTHONY «. ••• WILLIAM Bailey I t I • T JOHN BAKER ■ • | ►« .,. . K| DOROTHY BEARDEN Charles BELL I Nob.; • T «« ALVIN BERMAN II 1 0 11 «. N Y ROBERT BERNSTEIN y «i m n r DUNKLIN BOwman ROBERT BOYCE ♦ n : H .. .. r... BETTY BRINKLEY '• I| No .- • T «.« MONTCALM BROWARD JEWEL BROWN Nob..11 . T... THOMAS BUCKNER Nob..i • T««j SWAN BURRUS Jack . !•«« LINDSAY BISHOP i K I T «« 8 c ► • I o ' of AM GRaham BOYCE N«4b. i • RICHARD BRASFIELD 0 4 «. MARY BROCK A A A No . • T..J. 8 « • or Arts CATHERINE BROWN T t 4 . O JESSIE BRYAN At NAT BURCH M. ml, Hi Bachelor of Arti MARTHA BURTON N 4 t h « i 11 •, T FRESHMAN BINKS BUSHMUER ¥ • A. B«cK iof of Art ELIZABETH CAREY A A A t,.. JERE Carmichael • •• II AU SAM CAYCE II H II N«|I . • ! •. 8 • h f o r of A 1t1 ALAN CHENEY i A I aii«m4 a « MARSHALL CHERRY K •• II NttfxUI . T. « WILLIAM CHILDRESS A T ' 1 •«. . JEAN CLARK 14« N«ik ill«, T a B « h • I o • o Aft ROBERT CARD a •• 11 cu. u 4. t... 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ELI LAMI R • i • • III . €•••'$■« RICHARD ROIERT MARTIN MARTIN Nil . • T... _ ••• RAULINE GEORGE LANDIS LANGHAM ANTHONY JOHN MARZONI MASON Niiktlllf, ?•••••••• K • Nil). • t i AU : nii . i t. . ALFREO LASHER A I 1 h . fe N T ROIERT LINN Ht FRANK MILES i I U MmAHU . Iii- wiii AM MILLS h .. I| • •■ •. t... ROIERT LODGE 4 h 4 T . VAN LOVE 4 X «• N«U 11«. Tm WILLIAM MINTON Imm'I. N u WILLIAM MONCRIEF I I I Mat ► •• . A , ROWLAND LOWRY 04Lmmi, ROIERT McADOO A I tt U«hm a«f. !• «• RICHARD MOORE N« n Ih« lt.« T. 0 MORRIS I.- STEVE McCAMY JOHN McCUNE K 1 Old Hit I© . t - ROGERS MORRISON ♦ i •• N« fc«RI« Enq n «fir 1 FRANCES MOSLEY M d • I O f W. 0« U 191 I WILL MULLENS Fwlli , T. . ROBERT NELLUMS • t... WILLIAM northern M«Or iN« HERBERT OGIESBT WILLIAM OLIVER ♦ i •• Mm «. T. - PURVIS ORRELL II K N.i .. . T... ROY Parker t T U .. !• — POLLARO PARSONS T '« RAYBURN NALL VM.-4. T,. HUGH NICHOLSON II k l • •. T « RSHIR OAKES C .-k-« It . URT OULVfR o CLAUDE ORMAN i m JOHN palmer ♦ A ' NatfM.n . t« « EDGAR parrott 6« EDMUND PATTERSON («««•Mil, 6 MACK PEEBLES m || T... B • C h • I o of Art THOMAS PIERSON • ► , T... B • k • Ie ( l a «ii maxwell ftASMAN • • t •I ' - ON N J B k lor of Aril WILLIAM RENNICK : CimwH. r... • • • I © of A HENRY RElTlfR f t • Im of Aril WILLIAM REYNOLDS N « t k .It • T •■•••!•• JAMES RICHARDS Nm «III« ?••■••••• GEORGE ROSENBLATT n 1 N.- ft c «lf« N Y ROBERT PREFER a« u« wh B c K • I o r of Arh LELAND POWELL I« c K • or o f Arii WILLIAM REED ROBERT REICH ' T U N.t ., . T... B C F• 31 of Art ADELINE REUBUSH t ( • ra ROBERT RICE I U « B c K « I c r of Arf ALFRED ROSENBAUM M I Mi.i BADE ROSS Nttfcrillr. T.-« ■ HARRISON RUE EMMaLINE RUST l M Nllktilll ?•«■••••« S • c K «• I o r of Art 6 a E« - ROBERT SAMMONS MARGARET SANDERS n Ait m • — p a i« •••••«•• WIU.IAM SANDERS THOMAS SAMINGTON • • • l(M i 1 ' w 111 MORRIS JANE SAYLOR JR SIABOIT H,«.. I, t Na . . T,.. Bacholor of Art B • E • I o of Art HARVEY SELMA SEAY SELIGMAN - v • •••«.. • If I ♦ •• «. • Tim EELIX SMART JR ERED SMITH ♦ i •• f « I « . A. a o fl 1« All JIMMY JOEL smith Solomon K C u III Cfcaf a r e f B«ckolor of Art EDWIN SOUBY ARTHUR STANTEN ♦ a : n « . , i k : w. ut I • •!© 0 i Art I • C • ! o of Aft! LESLIE HOWARD STEWART STURM «• .|| • tnifiM i II L«i t, ROSALYN JAMES SUGARMAN SWIGGART Aflolf. Afttflf l K I «, t« . JOHN SELPH K 1 li 'i - !•« ROBERT SEYERIED Tampa. Na. IRVING SIMBERG B T Maffapa , Man DOROTHY SEWARD BA ■••••0 0, T « ANN SHAPARD G MH« Ga WILLIAM SIMON CM a« . Ill WILLIAM SWIGGART. III. A A t NaO (U«, T... MARTHA THACH I ♦ n NatfxMa. Taa JOHN THOMISON 1 too .' M' Ta « JOHN TATUM 1 Man «.b g MU GEORGE THOMAS N«- t'HlM. POYNER THWEATT. JR. Naih.illa. Tan I97i CLIFFORD WIUIAM JESSE DAN TILLMAN traiue WALLING WALTON W,U Nil . • t... J A i V W .... • T,.. £ A 1 AU LEROY HAROLO LURAY JAMES TRAIN TRICKET JR WELCH WEST CkitutMfi, tM«mn Ha -.. I«M !• A ?«ml ♦ A •• H«i ..ll . If. MART franklin JOSEFH WILLIAM trim HE TROUF WIST, it WHITAKER 1 n • . • t .. OwiV A • M« . 1«, If. «. | M THOMAS WILLIAM HARVEY YE ATMAN TURBEVILUE TURNER WHITE WHITE N|| . !« • I-'- At £ A 1 l«M ANN RIFE ROBERT CHARLES VAUGHN WADE JR WHITNEL WHITWORTH m N.U.. • Ih. Im«i u.u Itw ■ I 1 N« j .0l« t M WILLIAM JOE JEAN MARK WAKEFIELD. JR walker WICKSMAN WILKERSON A T 0 U U Cl ? T « Nt. T«t, N T NatK.ll ?•• MILDRED WOODRUFF HARRIET GEORGE walker WALKER WILLIAMS WOOD A O 11 Columbia t«M. N«t «HI«. Urn WiikUgt , 0 C | U T . • A r 1 MOSE WILLIAM WALLER ziv A K Clff. T« a GUnCO IU. FRESHMEN William Acutf. Jr.. IN'.. . Nashville Bachelor of Engineering William Lewis Alsobrook Nashville Bachelor of Aft Carl Baker Cane Spring . Ga. Bachelor of Art Preston Bandy............Gallafin Bachelor of Art Kathlyn Bcatley Arrington Bachelor of Art Joel Bennett . . . CampbelUville, Ky. Bachelor of Engineering Jeanne 8equette, A II Nashville Bachelor of Art Robert 8:ckley . . . . . Nathville Bachelor of Engineering Franklin Blackwell. 1 K X Chapel Hill Bachelor of Arts Thomas Brocket! Nashville Bachelor ol Art Thomas Browne. 1! II Memphis Bachelor of Arts Marvin Bubis Naihville 8achelor of Arts Marv Bugg Nashvillo Bachelor of Arts John Burke Nashville Bachelor of fcrg uneennq Samuel Bussey St. Petersburg. Fla. Bachelor of Arts William Carroll Atlanta. Ga. Bachelor oi Arts William Carter Westmoreland Bachelor of Arts Hugh Catts Birmingham, Ala. Bachelor of Arts John Chaffin Nashville Bachelor of Arts Daniel Clingcr Denver. Colo. Bachelor of Arts Samuel Cohen . Nathville Bachelor of Engineering Millard Cohen Nashville Bachelor of Arts Jeanne Cudo Manchester. Conn. Bachelor Arts William Cummings, 11 O II . Nathville Bachelor of Arts Elizabeth DeMoss Nashville Bachelor of Art Herman Doochin Nashville 8achelor of Art William Doochin ... Naihvllle Sachelor of Engineering Gene Dulaney Murray, Ky. Bachelor of Engineering George Dunbar. XX Najhville Bachelor of Engineering Robert Emerion Mayfield. Ky. 8achelor of Art Samuel Fishman.................Naihvillc Bachelor of Art Agnes Foust......................Jackson Bachelor of Arts John Franks....................Nashville Bachelor of Arts Edwin Fulcher, Jr. . . Nashville 8ache!or of Engineering Jose Garcia...........Santiago de Cuba Bachelor of Engineering Clinton Gardner.................Columbia Bachelor of Arts Robert Gibbcns Oklahoma City. Okla. Bachelor of Arts Paul Gilbert...................Nashville Bachelor of Arts Lawrence Gilpin..............Clarksville Bachelor of Art Harold Goldin . Rockmart. Ga. Bachelor of Arts WITHOUT Lawrence Goldsby . . Nashville Bachelor of Arts Alfred Grief, Jr.... Nashville Bachelor of Engineering Robert Hall....... Nashville Bachelor of Arts Gene Harlow. I Florence. Ala. Bachelor of AMS Julius Harrell Nathville Bachelor of Arts Carolyn Harrison Nashville Bachelor of Arts Walton Harrison Shelby ville Bachelor oi Arts Allan Harvey Charlotto Bachelor of Arts Adelaide Hazard. X K Nashville Bachelor of Arts William Hunt Naihville Bachelor of En ; ) neer mq John Hyden. X N Nashville 8achelor of Arts Edward Ittow Rye. N. Y. Bachelor of Arts Irving Jacobs Port Chester, N. Y. 8aehelo' of Arts James Johnson, St. Petersburg, Fla. Bachelor of Arts J. Johnson. K X Lake Junaluska. N. C. 8achclor of Arts Helen Jonos Blackfoot, Ida. Bachelor of AMS Thomas Jordan. Jr. Nolontvillo Bachelor of Arts Leonard Judd Monterey Bachelor of Arts John Kcnimer Nashville Bachelor of Arts Charles Kinq Nashvillo Bachelor of Arts Ruth King Nashville Bachelor of Arts Tom King Nashville Bachelor of Engineering David Kotkov Jamaica Plains. Mass. Bachelor of Art Robert Locker.................Cornersvillo Bachelor o‘ AMs June Long. X K ..............Nashvillo Bachelor of Arts Ernest Lovell, Jr.............. Columbia Bachelor of Engineering Monnie Lusky...................Nashville Bachelor o' Art John Lutz...................... Naihville Bachelor of Engineering James McCabe . Nashville Bachelor of Arts Robert McConell . . Versailles, Ky. Bachelor o' Art Flctchor McKinney . Nashville Bachelor of Engineering Arthur McMurray..................Nashville Bachelor of Arts George Marlin....................Tullohoma Bachelor of Arts Dudley Marshall, o II . Nashville Bachelor ot Art Fred Mason, K + . . Greenville, Ten. Bachelor of Arts Margaret May................... Nashville Bachelor of Arts Gerald Mcdd.......................Gallatin Bachelor of Art John Miser............... . . . Nashvillo Bachelor of Engineering Mary Miser..................... Nashville 8achclor of Art PICTURES Walter Mock. X Elizabethton Bachelor of Art John Moore, Jr.................Nashvillo Bachelor of Art Robert Moore. XX...............Nathville Bachelor of Aft Charles Morris.................Nashville Bachelor of Engineering Claude Moss ...................Nashville Bachelor of Engineering Roy Nicholson, Jr. Nashville Bachelor of Engineering Will Northington............Egypt, To«as Bachelor of Arts William Pace. Jr...............Nashvillo Bachelor of Art John Palmer....................Nashville Bachelor of Arts Willard Parker, Jr.............Nashville Bachelor of Arts Alvir, Raider Allentown, Pa. Bachelor of Arts John Ransom. Ill Nashvillo 8achelor of Arts Edward Rauscher..................Memphis Bachelor o Art Joel Reid................Greenville. Ala. Bachelor ot Afts John Roach ... Murray. Ky. Bachelor of Art Stella Rosonblum . . Nashville Bachelor of Art Carlos Rubio.............Seymour, Ind. Bachelor of Arts Javier Rubio....................Seymour. Ind. Bachelor of Arts Phillip Saindon Nashville Bachelor of Engineering Herman Shackletf......... Island. Ky. Bachelor of Engineering Warren Sheffield . . Nashville Bachelor of Engineering Vance Shield . . Clayton. Mo. Bachelor of Art Mai Sigal......................Nashville Bachelor of Arts Alvin Silverman .............. Nashville Bachelor of Arts William Simpson................Nashville 8achclor of Art Gerald Spillcr. II K A Brady, To . 8achelor of Arts Edith Storling. I K . Nashville Bachelor of Arts Charles Taft. II K . Nashville Bachelor of Engineering George Temple..................Nashville Bachelor of Engineering Robert Terry...................Nashville Bachelor of Engineering Samuel Terry...................Nashville Bachelor of Arts Patrick Wade...................Nashville Bachelor of Arts Rutscll Ward . . . . Nathville Bachelor of Arts James Weathcrspoon . . Nathville Bachelor of Engineering Charles Weaver.................Nashville Bachelor of Engineering Charles Willis. Jr. . . . Nashvillo Bachelor of Art Bette Witherspoon, K A • Athens. Tei. Bachelor of Arts Lavinia Witherspoon, AAA Nashville Bachelor of Arts Lester York....................Nashville Bachelor of Engineering Paul Youngblood, XX Nashville Bachelor of Engineering t 100} SENIOR CLASS-SCHOOL OF MEDICINE Allan D. Bass Alberta, Canada Franklin, T« Candidate for M.D. 4- X Phillip J. Begley Hytten Kv. i dote for M.D. 4- It B. 0 i. Hairfic Id Morgan tor N Candidate for M.D. i'datc for M.D. Harry Gad Brown . Junqua, Alaska rdymon Ma tvi''e. Candidate for M.D. A K K Marion Geo. Brown le.ington Ky. didate for M.D. A K K ld B. Ht rnninq Nashville, Ti Candidate for M.D. V . date for M.D. Wiiuam L. B'.ar, Ji r. Conway. S. C. ft. Jr., Spartanburg, S Candidate for M.D. l.date for M.D. M.D. Rob!' Buchholi Georqe X ConcndofG f Ado!' Byron O-ingt •I' It II Condidotc for M.D. J. c. Carmichael Birminqt 4' X Candido ! lor M D, Ken! A. Dewey Grand Rap It II Candidate for M.D. James 8. Donaldson Jack' • • X Garth E Can dilate for M.D. C. Ford Nashvi 4 It II Can 'dictate for M.D. dmui nd Fort Nashvi ville, Ky. am. Ala. ds t ’Ch. Or. Miss. le Tenn. In Tenn. ■I' X «3 Candidate for M.D. Arth ur J. Freedman Baltimo Candidate for M.O. Hem rietta Frucnd K nowillr Candidate for M.D. Wes Icy V . Frye . Nashvilli Candidate for M.D. Will lam M. Govicr Ko lamaro 4- It II Candidate for M.D. Wall ler H. Griffinq Lexingi A K K Candidate for M.D. o Mich qton. Ky. Irvinq R. lorry D. Jc Ky. Ala. andldatc for M.D. Hillard Jackson, Tenn. It II ate for M.D. Bristol, Tenn. IKK Candidate for M.D. Kenneth Kaufman Troy. O. Candidate for M.D. . Fort Wayne, Ind. te for M.D. Pulaski. Tenn. te for M.D. Kalamaioo Mich. X Candidate for M.D. Jackson P. Lowe Shanghai. China •I' II II Candidate for M.D. R. L. McCracken Smlthflcld. Pa. 4- It II Candidate for M.D. D. W McNauqhton, Grand F Is N D A K K Candidate for M.D. James W. Majors Cullman. Ala. Candidate for M.D. Hobson Manasco Townley, Aia. Candidate for M.D. Elias W. Masters Anderson, S. C. Candidate for M.D. M Kraft Cdndi Light Jos D. Mitchell, Jr. Pawhuska, Okla. 4- It II Candidate for M.D. Isaac J. Newton Wiimot. Ark. + X Candidate for M.D. i P. NoC'l, Jr. Newport. Ark. Candidato for M.D. H. S. Parnell. Jr. Lamar, S. C. Candidato for M.D. Robt. C. Patterson Houston, Te«. •I- X Candidate for M.D. J. B. Phillips Jr. Chattanooga. Tenn. 4' X Candidate for M.D. H. E Richardson Georgetown. Te . •h X Candidate for M.D. Ge rge E. Roulhac Florence, A!a. •I- X Candidate for M.D. Leonard C Swenson Be Umore. N. Y. 4- H II Candidate for M.D. B.b F. Thompson Columbia. Mist. 4 X Candidate for M.D. R Phillips Turner Smithvllle. Tenn. Candidate for M.D. W. A. Van Nortwick, Greenville. N. C. Candidate for M.D. A J. Vichman Huntington, W. Vo. 4 It II Candidate for M.D. Bart N, White. Murfreesboro, Tenn. 4- X Candidato for M.D. John B. Wilkes Durant, Miss + X Candidate for M.D. S D. Wilson Mountain City. Tenn. A K K Candidate for M.D. Dillard B. York Tampa, Fla. Candidate for M.D. I io:) JUNIOR CLASS SCHOOL OF MEDICINE SOPHOMORE CLASS-SCHOOL OF MEDICINE JOSEPH JAY BAIRD. B II JOHN THOMAS BRYAN, -F II II BENJAMIN P. BYRD, JR., A K K WILLIAM CAYCE CHARLES L. COGBILL. JR.. X JOE HAMILTON CRAMPTON WILLIAM R. CUL8ERTSON. JR., A K K WILLIAM T. DANIEL. X DAVID AUSMUS DAVIS. A K K WILLIAM deVLAMING. II II V ALTER L. DIVELEY A K K LUKE LAMAR ELLENBURG. 4- It II BENJAMIN PERRY FOLK. JR.. •!• X ROBERT MILLER FOOTE. A K K RALPH N. GREENE. JR.. X LAURENCE A. GROSSMAN JOHN R. HILSENBECK, A K K JOE H. HILSMAN. JR. . THOMAS J. HOLBROOK. A K K WILSON S. KINGSBORO, A K K GEORGE E. LACY. A K K . . JOHN D. LECKY, A K K CARL FREEMAN LUCKEY. It II marion s. McClellan, a k k Tcnr McMinnvi Nashvi Nashvi oeburn, Vo. Franklin. Tenn. Springfield. Tcnn . Kaufman, Tex. Garber. Okta. Grccncville. Tcnn. . Tallulah, La. Fargo, N. D. Coral Gable?. Flo. Na?hviilc. Tcnn. Jenkins, Ky. . . . Atlanta. Ga. Red Bosh Ky, .... Shelby. O. Eliiabethton, Tcnn. Calvert City, Ky. . Jackson, Tenn. Sumner, Miss. GEORGE H McSWAIN. X . . . . Part?, Tcnn. JOHN MAYNARD MALONE It II Por!?mouth, R. 1. JAMES HARVEY MATTHEWS. •!■ It II Sha «nce, Okla. LAMB BOLTON MYHR 4- X Bellcview. Tcnn. ROBERT RUSSEIL PIERCE. X Alliance, O. LEONARD J. RABOLD. 4- X Boding Green, Ky. FREDERICK REARDON 4- X Bowling Green, Ky. SAMUEL DONALOSON RHEA X Na?hville. Tcnn. WILLETT HOXVARD RUSH. K K Versailles. Ky. DAN S SANDERS. JR. 4 X Nashville. Tcnn. JAMES ALBERT SCOTT. 4- It II . Jonesville. S. C. JESSE FRIEND SCOTT 4- X Little Roc’«, Art ALVIS JOE SCULL, JR.. 4- X Little Rock, Ark. JOHN LAWTON SHAPIRO . . Nashville. Tcnn. FRANK WILSON STEVENS. 4- X Nashville, Tcnn. THOMAS BENTLEY STONE, 4- X . Hickman, Kv. JOHN F SUMMERS. JR.. 4- It II . Nashville. Tenn. WILLIAM DAVID SUMPTER. JR 4- . Nashville. Tenn. PRESTON S. TROUSDALE . . . . Florence. A a. DEANE DEVERE WALLACE K K Norwich. Kan. THOMAS F. WARDER, 4- X . . Nashville, Tcnn. CHARLES F. WILSON. A K K Cape Girardeau, Mo. FRANK C. WOMACK, JR.. 4- X Nashville. Tenn. CHARLES R. ZIRKLE, 4- It II . Kingston, Tenn. I 104 I FRESHMAN CLASS SCHOOL OF MEDICINE iAUU tHOUAt mi VKGINIA Iff OAM (Hi • HOC THIRD YEAR-SCHOOL OF NURSING BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN NURSING GRACE ACKERMAN FRANCES AMBROSE BETTY LEE ANDERSON ESTHER BRIGGS EDNA BROWN MARY JOHN BROWN MARGARET COLLINS . ARLENE DOXTATOR FAY ESTES . FLORENCE FISCHER MARY KATHERINE FLEEMAf FRANCES GEORGE MARTHA E. HALBROOK PORTIA HOOKS MARY FRANCES INGRAM HELEN P. KINCAID NANCY KING EMOGENE KIRK AGNES LOONEY HELEN LUTZ MARGARET MAHONEY . JOYCE MILLER FERN OWEN THELMA RION RUTH A. ROBIE . . HELEN ROGERS FRANCES SHEFFIELD . ETTA VIRGINIA TURNER LaGrango, Illinois South Norfolk, Virginia Lakeland. Florida Madison, New Jew Dve'Sburg, Tennessee Fort Gaines. Georgia St’acaugs Alabama Versailles. New Yor« Louisville. Kentucky E:ixabethto«n. Tennessee Fort Smith. Arkansas Petersburg, Tennessee Little Rock. Arkansas Hopkinsville. Kentucky Dresden. Tennessee Middlcsboro, Kentucky Hopkinsville. Kcntucsi Hartford. Kentucky N shville, Tennessee Waverly, Tennessee Murfreesboro. Tennessee Memphis. Tennessee Pine Bluff. Atkansa Milton. Tennessee Tallahassee. Florida Poteau, Oklahoma Augusta, Georgia Miami, Florida US I SECOND YEAR SCHOOL OE NURSING IaCHIlO Of SOU NCI IN NUtSlNG Do'o' y Jare B- r- Lr 'j B.s- C ' tte C e '.‘a-, E i •- Dc v N.iJ c D-a-ey. Betty Mae Frarier. Kathryn Harlan. Geraldine Harvey Mary V ttayt M.i'te Lo-s- Kir Jer Agrrs B. K aa lou.s.i Lanham Virginia longest. Doris McGill. Agnes McGovern. Ruth McKinney Rosamond McQueer Eunice Mue. Frances Faso: Sue Porter Grace Qu • to. E oise Railings. Sarah B Shull. Elba Sneed Dorothy S«ansley, Decline Teague Eva I. Terr Dorothy Vi ers Jane Waybright, Anita V caver, Charlotte Wilson, Georgia Wilson. Charlotte Yarbrough FIRST YEAR-SCHOOL OF NURSING BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN NURSING titb- GERTRUDE ADAMS Alamo. Tenn. doris McGill .... . . Enid. Okla. CATHERINE BOSHERS Akron. O. agnes McGovern Greenwood Miss. DOROTHY JANE BURKE Nashvillo. Tenn. ruth McKinney Hilton Village. Va. IENORA BUSH Passaic. N. J. ROSAMOND McOUEEN Bristol, Va. ANNA CLACK Arkansas City. Kan. EUNICE MOE . . . Pomona. Cal. CHARLOTTE CLINE Bristol, Tenn. BERTHA L. NOHSE Trenton, Tenn. WILMA CLOUDT Rock Springs, Trx. FRANCES PASOZ Riverside. Cal. OLGA CURTIS No York. N Y SUE PORTER Fort Worth. Tex. MARY EDITH DEAN Panaconing, Md. GRACE QUINTO St. Louis. Mo. AGNES DOWNING Hutto. Tex. ELOISE FALLINGS Pagcland. S. C. NADINE DULANEY Russellville, Ark. DORIS ROBERTSON Austin. Tex. PAULINE ECHOLS Gainesville. Fla. SARAH B. SHULL ... . . Butler, Tenn. BETTY MAE FRAZIER . Greenville, S. G. ELBA SNEED . . Whittier, N. C. RUTH HAGAN . . . Jacksonville, Fla. DOROTHY SWOMLEY . . . Harrisburg. Pa. KATHRYN HARLAN Ml. Pleasant, Tenn. JOSEPHINE TALBOTT Bowling Green. Ky. GERALDINE HARVEY Brunswick, Ga. DAPHINE TEAGUE . . Taylorsville. N. C. MARY VIRGINIA HAYES Nashvillo. Tenn. EVA L. TERRY . . . Kingsport. Tenn. JIMMIE LEE JORDAN Templo. Tex. HENRIETTA VAN VULPEN Memphis. Tenn. MARIE LOUISE KAEDER ...... Chicago, III. DOROTHY VICKERS . . . . Chcstertown, Md. AGNES 8. KIDD . , . . Lexington, Va. JANE WAYBRIGHT Clarksburg. W. Va. MABEL KING Jackson, Miss. ANITA WEAVER . . Emory, Va. LOUISA LANHAM Spartanburg. S. C. CHARLOTTE WILSON . . Hooker, Okla. VIRGINIA LONGEST Manquin, Va. GEORGIA WILSON . . . Dyersburg, Tenn. stella McCullough Abilene, Tex. CHARLOTTE YARBROUGH Murray, Ky. I 108 1 THE SCHOOL OF RELIGION Candidatis fo iacmiio OF divinity JUh O CLASS MlOOLl CLASS JAM JS WlUiAM LAST ; siHioa Class Candidatis io m a SHOAL John Avery, Benord Brannon, Robert Brubaker, Ferber Floyd Elmore. Bob Land it I ian McLaurin. George Tipton, Chariot Williams THIRD YEAR LAW SCHOOL JOHN S. AVERY JR. Candidate for Bad Alamo Tcnn. JESSE E. BASKETTE. JR. Nashville. Ter.r Candidate for Bachelor of Laws BENARD C. BRANNON Kansas City. Mo. Candidate for Bachelor of laws R08ERT L. BRUBAKER Bueche! Ky. Candidate for Bacholor of Laws RICHARD L. DUNLAP, JR. Parit. Tcnn Candidate for Bachelor of laws FERBER S. FLOYD Mel Candidate for Bachelor of la s Ark. MARTIN E. GILMORE Nashville. Tern. Candidate for Bachelor of Laws WILLIAM R. HARVEY . Swifton. Ark. Candidate for Bachelor of laws RONALD R. HASSIG Padcn City. W. Va. Candidate for Bachelor of Laws STEOMAN HOLT HINES Mcleansvii'e N C. Candidate for Bachelor of Laws R08ERT L. LANDIS Nashville. Tcnn. Candidate for Bachelor of Laws JOHN HAYES LOVELAND Jackson. Mich. Candidate for Bachelor of Laws THOMAS H. MALONE. III. Nashville. Tenn. Candidate for Bachelor of laws LEONARD FITE McGUGIN Nathvilie Tenn. Candidato for Bachelor of Laws IAN CATHERINE MclAURIN Natcher. Miss. Candidate for Bachelor of Laws JOSEPH G. NEUWIRTH Nashville. Tenn. Candidate for Bachelor of Laws JAMES H. PECK Springfield. Tenn. Candidate for Bachelor of Laws CARL J. RUSKOWSKI Schenectady, N. Y. Candidate for Bachelor of Laws OVERTON THOMPSON. JR. Nashville. Tcnn. Candidate for Bachelor of Laws GEORGE T. TIPTON Kingsport. Tcnn. Candidate for Bachelor of Laws CHARLES A. WILLIAMS Lexington. Tcnn. Candidate for Bachelor of Laws JAMES BRICE WISECARVER Russellville. Tenn. Candidate for Bachelor of Laws OTIS O. WRAGG. JR. Gadsden. Ala. Candidate for 8achc!or of Laws I no i SECOND YEAR LAW SCHOOL FIRST YEAR LAW SCHOOL BE ■f.ri ii v. 'Vnjf LADY Of THE BRACELET MISS VANDERBILT ALPHA OMICRON PI y [ 1 KAPPA ALPHA THETA delta DELTA delta GAMMA PHI BETA SIGMA KAPPA ALPHA EPSILON PHI 9 3 9 RAY MANNING ( 0 fH fH 0 D 0 K E And bohold, tho presses burned and a great worlc ap- peared. This groat work was called tho 19)9 COMMO- DORE. This, the 31st Volumo of tho Vanderbilt Com- modore. the yoarbook of Vandorbilt University, was pub- lished sololy for the benofit of the students with no profits accruing to thoso in chargo (Oh. yoah!). Wo have ondeavored to publish a book which is representative of a:l phasos of Vanderbilt lifo, and present a pictorial his- tory of tho past year. If wo loft your picture out or mispelled your name, we are sorry; if wo didn’t, it is o miroclo. If, a timos, wo bothered you attempting to soli you a book, we are again sorry; if wo didn't soil you ono. we aro sorrier. If you think the book is good, toll othors about it; if you don't think so, koop your mouth shut. To my editorial staff, I owo many praises for the calibro of work which they havo performed. No editor could wish for a bettor staft—they worked faithfully ond loyally. Tho business staff, hoaded by a most capable Business Manager, contributed more than their sharo of the work nocossary to produco an annual. Wo would like to express our appreciation to Miss Margarof Covington and the staff of the Photo-Reflox Studio for their excellent co-oporation. Tho snapshots and sovoral other pictures were mado by Van Irwin. Joe Thompson. J. W. Pratt, and Eric Bell. Wo owo spocial thanks to Mr. Joe Lodbottor, of tho Benson Printing Company, whose untiring efforts and pa- tionce contributed most to tho publication of the Com- modore. Also to Mr. Dan Eadie. Mr. R. G. Benson, Mr. W. A. Benson Mr. Joe Ovorton. and Mr. Billy Benson, wo oxtend our thanks for their excellent servico and co- oporation. May you dorivo much pleasure from your copy of tho 1939 COMMODORE. THE EDITOR. I i:6 ) IUSINESS staff ASSISTANTS TK« S « l The Vanderbilt Hustler, known to its staff mem- bers as a newspaper, is published weekly by the students of the University. In importance on the campus, it ranks second oniy to the Commodore. The Hustler attemps to report ail the news on the campus exactly as it did not happen. This publication, the Aristocrat of Southern College Newspapers, is distributed without charge to all the students of the University. Seriously speak ing. the Hustler is one of the finest college news- papers in the South, having won national recog- nition on several occasions. The Hustler, in an- nouncing important events, meetings, etc., per forms a real service to the students. It contains news of interest to everyone and each issue is THE 1939 anxiously awaited by the student body. It was established in 1888 and has served as the official weekly journal of Vanderbilt University since that time. The Hustler is a member of the Associated Collegiate Press and is a distributor of the Col- legiate Digest. The Hustler was edited this year by Bill Embry, as capable an editor as the Hustler has ever had. His untiring efforts and his nose for news” made possible the publication of an excellent paper. Besides furnishing the news to the students, the Hustler sponsors the greasy pole” climb on Homecoming Day. and conducts the Miss Van- derbilt election. The Hustler has proven itself a necessary part of Vanderbilt life. HUSTLER BILL EMBRY HUSTLER STAFF nu Embry WAITE RAttfCS E i 9 ASSOCIATE EDITORS ROB MYERS ... ... N - Ed. o SlD HIX OSCAR WRIGHT. BE T MARSHALL Dot Ed to Sam YARNELL DOT Evans Elaine haile J D BROWN LEONARD ANGLIN JOE WRIGHT BILL MINTON BILL JORDAN NEWS STAFF John Hard W A McE oath Mi't Ron ■■ m Bob McNutt. 6 ly Mco « CU I B I Homi«y So tj Sohg - an Ralph Stanard. Joan C a l Martha Halo. Albort Butman Clifford Tinman. Ann S apara Ru a'd Oonaldvo Bobby Pitt . Cool Hyman Mary Rgth Gauer, Bill Uottor wAitta naCiIM l.t u«•« • H.I' .1 I i:v) MASQUERADER STAFF EDITORIAL STAFF EMMETT O'CALLAGHAN............................Editor TOM SHEA..........................Business Managor SCOTT NALL....................Chief Assistant Editor STAFF MEMBERS Tom Scoggins Scott George John Stonford Martin Lichferman Edgar Wright THE FEMALE CONTINGENT Edna Murray Davy Ann Caroline Gillespio Damoris Witherspoon Catherine Simpson Floronco Abornothy Annello Macon OTHER STAFF MEMBERS Wilson Lynch Jimmy Rich C. J. Wyatt Joo Thompson FROSH HOPEFULS Bob Johnson Dean Gamer Hardy Noland CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT Harold Willis C. E. Coffman BUSINESS STAFF Bobby Pitts Pot Wilson Bort Marst-o John Steele Leonard Anglin W. A. McElreath A S 0 U [ D A D E 6 I 130 J WILLIAM ' JORDAN AL' ' AN Wi i . M STAFF EOlTOftiAL COMMITTEE I AwtttM ASSOCIATES A « Re THOMAS 6 ALE) RITA LANE MARTIN LICHTfP assistants S • C o )• BUSINESS STaEf S'eEE Artitt ursuit. the neweit publication on Iho VandcH Jordan, tho proiont oditor, whose o'forts have contributed much to mating tho magajmo a sue p y d s u I T SNAPSHOTS To the Left The faculty advises . . . Melna wait- ing for Powell . . . five pretty maids . . . Picketing the Lady Dean . . . Watching The Drunkard . . . Duel- ing for a lady's hand . . . Why, Dr. Frank, how cute! • To the Right Winning costumes at Washington Ball . . . Look out, Charlie! . . . Regen pitches softball . . . Jim Reed, the farmer's daughter . . . The band shows off . . . Jitterbug Perry in the groove . . . Beauty and the beast . . . A tense moment . . . Iron Man Ingersoll . . . Campus style setters . . . The Owl Club no-break ... Be- tween classes. IT S M A P S M 0 T S To the Left The Villain . . . Biology leb . . Breck . . . Love on the doc . . . Cap Taylor relaxes . . 42 . . . Mr. and Mrs. Vanderbilt . . . X marks the spc t . . . . .. Victims To the Right Steve Brody end Brady . . . You pey here . . . Miss Bell in a gay mood . . . Gosh, those girls take a long time . . . Chancellor Carmichael s new car . . . The real thing . . . Black Jack on the lawn . . . Not bad. eh? ... A Beta gets a bath . . . On the city's western border. HOMECOMING DAY P! Kappa Alpha Receive Cup for Winning House Decoration The Promenade 1 I . J .. v.7‘ . ' V'C...S • '•.... . •' .’f V___ On Doc. 26. 1848 six students at Miami Uni- versity, Oxford. Ohio, founded Phi Delta Theta, the second •'’eternity c the Miami Triad. These students led by John Wilson and Robert Morrison, wrote their faith into nity has consistently dove oped along the lines Plti 7Iteta ed at Vanderbilt University in 1876. being the first Greek-letter organisation on the campus. Since that time its growth has paralleled that cf the University. TENNESSEE ALPHA CHAPTER IK Pfci MtG « • ! How comi«9 First Row: Boss. Cromer Bell Bray Brown Third , W. Hackctt, Hardwick Howe . Mam Row: Chopman. Coffey. Colton,' Irelan ung. Mc d. Militi A.cirander] Caldwell. Cc Stce'e. Sixth Row: Thorr irnelius. Dav.s, R. Hackett. Fifth Row: «pson. Trotter. Warren. Wilson. Angle, ( Herring Hailey. Hardcmon. Kami ■nerer. Love. Morrison. Eighth Row: O i 'Of. J. G p. ond Row: Palmer. Prather. Reynolds. Rymer. Gorgon, Pcllctt. Fourth Row: Pitts. Stanard. gs, Jordan. M.inicr. Bob Rood. S mpson, icr. Seventh Row: Griffin, B. Hackett. rott, Bill Reed. Smort Jim West Joe West PHI DELTA THETA m M embers CLASS Of III HAIRT LOGAN IOSS A 1 D!C C OMf«. If. . WAlTfl HACKITT. A1... D «N HAIOWICK A 1 MOttON 1 MOWl',1 A1 •AT GARNft WANNING. A 1 JOt M G4NNCSS II j«SSI rAiwfi a I Claim rratmir a • WUllAM llTNOiOS A • OWAIO ITWfl A 1 CLASS Of IMO j lltC MU AI HAlL| RuNTAN |Mi Jt At VOW IA Tt MOWN • I ■r+ A Cmaiwan A 1 CHAIllS COM It A | TON A I MAIL IS I’lOH llllANO At MN MtlllCfN A | OM«T WOO«l II NlfWAtO MORGAN At TVS A I STANAIO A I CLASS Of mi HANK AltlANMI A 1 JAMIS CALOWftl A I Will IA w COINIUUS A • JO oavh A 1 • iCHAID HO HACK! ' irNWOOD MfiiiNGtON A HOIW N HUTCHINGS A • „ ■ A’-t •OMIT JORDAN AI . • CM it HIO A 1 , XN SVIlil A | . WILLIAM TIOTTII A I , CLASS Of IR4J IfltT ANGlI 1 1. OIAN GARNI • A 1 , JACK MAI01 MAH A • WILLIAM lAUUflft A • .. Nt -. - I0GAI FARtOt WILLIAM RfiD, A 1 lllif SMART A • • «1.1 AH JAMfS WIST • ( . r oundod at Miami Univorsity Oxford Ohio. Decomber 26th. 1848 Colors: Arur© and Argent Flower; Whito Carnation I ms | PHI DELTA THETA FRATRES IN FACULTATE RICHARD A BARR. M.A.. M D............................ MORRIS BRANDON. ................ J. P. W BROWN ....................................... JOHN DANIEL M.A.. LL.D............................... M. B. DAVIS. M D. .......................... A. W. HARRIS, M.D.................................... J. OWSLEY MANIER M.D................................. JAMES C McREYNOLDS................................... HUGH MORGAN. MO... ... .......... LARKIN SMITH M.D........ ............................ JOHN J. 1IGERT ...................................... E. M. UNDERWOOD . .. ......................... NEWTON UNDERWOOD. B.S.. MA OVERTON WILLIAMS........................... ......... W H. WITT M.D ................ ............ T. B ZERFOSS M.D Professor School of Medicine .. . Membe Board of fruit .. . Member Board of Truit ..........Profciior of Physici Professor School of Medicine Professor School of Medicine Professor School of Medicine Member Board of Trust Professor School of Medicine Protestor School of Medicine ..... Member Board of Trust .... Member Board of Trust Assistant Professor of Physics .. Bursar .Professor School of Medicine ..............School Physician FRATRES IN URBE Alfred T. Adams Dav d P Adams Ha vey C. Aie ander, Jr William P. Allan Charles Anderson William J. Anderson Thomas J. Anderson George H A'miifead Gocdail Bailey Thomas 8. Baker. Jr. William T. Barer Charlos O. Barham Richard A Barr Richard A. 8arr, Jr. Walter S. Bearden Jr Andre 8. Benedict. Jr. John T Benson Greene Benton. Jr. John T. Benton Arch 8ishop. Jr. Robert B. Bogle. Jr. Edwin M 8ond. Jr Clyde E Bowers John R. Braden Richard A. B'aden James C. Bradford Emmet S. B'annon John S. Br«nsford Raymond Jr. BfOwcr Edwa'd T. 8rown John P. W. 8rown Lytle Brown Clairbcrne N. B'yan Henry K. Buckner George N. Bullard Dougiass Byrd. Jr. Charles W. Caldwell Dandridge V . Caldwe Jr. John F. Caldwell. Jr. Meredith Caldwell Regers Caldwell Francis R. Campbell Lemuel R. Campbell Henry Cannon Charles F. Carter William C. Colley John H. Connor Robert G. Conner Edwin W. Coope' Vaughn W. Cooper W. Prentice Cooper Marvin 8. Corlcttc Edward B C aig Jr Edwin W. Craig Francis J. Craig Nathan G. Craig Donald Crevcling James G. Creveling, Jr. Joseph V. Crockett Joseph V. Crockett. Jr. Robert P. Crockett Watkins Crocket. Jr. John Daniel M .rray B. Davis William L. Davis, Jr. John M. DcWitt. Jr. Paul DcWitt Ward DeW.tt Gordon Dickerson Beverly Douglas Lee Douglas Guilford Dudley, Jr. Charles A. Embry Herbert Farr, II Louis Farrell. Jr. Norman Farrell Willis M. Farris, Jr. Robert M. Finks Frank G. Fite Eber.cier T. Fleming Oliver P. Fleming Frank V , Fletcher John S. Fletcher Minos L. Fletcher Jr. Reau L. Folk, Jr. Garth E, Fort Dudley D. Frazer James S. Frazer. Jr. Lewis Frazer Washington Frazer Thomas V . Fred Frederick J. Fuller George J. Gale Edwin S. Gardner William H. Gardner Charles C. Gilbert. Jr. William H. Goodpasture Robert F. Goodrich Julian H. Green lames T. Griscom Alfred M. Hagan William R. Hagan Fitzgerald Hall Wm, 0. Hardeman, Jr. Earnest L. Jardospm Albert W. Harris Will L. Harris William F. Harris Douglas Henry Robert S. Henry John S. Herbert Robert D. Herbert. Jr. Thomas L. Herbert. Jr. William B. Herbert. Jr. Russe i W. Hooper Lawrence 8. Howard Joseph T. Howell, Jr. Morton B. Howell Robert B, Howell R. Boyle C. Howell, Jr. Howell E. Jackson Robert F. Jackson. Jr. Robert F. Jackson Ira P. Jones David M Kceblr Edwin A. Kecb'c John 8. Kecble, Jr. S. F. Kecble Thomas C. Keeling Richard V. Kennedy Robert M. Kennedy Ihomas Kennedy William G. Kennon. Jr. William L. Killebrew Will P. Kirkman Vaden M. Lackey John W. N. Lee Samuel E. Linton Samuel E. Linton. Jr. Henry Z. Lipscomb Hill McAlister Crutcher McClure Hunter McDonald Leonard B. F. McGugin Robert E. McNoilly Percy D. Maddin Dow E. Mallcrncc. Jr. John O. Manier T. Miller Manier Wili R. Manier. Jr. Robert H. Marr Nathan R. Martin Richard E. Mathews Oiiie F. Minton Olin W. Mintzer Hugh J. Morgan yValter M. Morgan Wi iam H. Mocf White H. Morrison. Jr. Edward E. Murrey. Jr. James D. Nlchol William L. Nichol, Jr. Edwin T. Noel John H. Noel Oscar F. Noel William N. O'Brien Robert Or Albert Parish Williams E. Park. Jr. Harvey Pride Frank P. Provost David Proctor James Ragland Clarence 8. Ray Waiter Richardson. Jr. Edward M. Roeder William D. Rose Francis M. Rumbler. Jr. Edward D. Sharp Vernon H. Sharp, Jr. Walter B. Sharp Laird Smith Larkin Smith Marion G. Smith Stutson Smith John W. Solomon. Jr. Wade R. Sperry Eldon B. Stevenson. J . Albert W. Stockell Walter Stokes Robert V . Stroud Alonzo M. Tcnison William J. Tcnison Overton Thompson. Jr. Sidney Tompkins Edwin C. Tompkins William C. Vance Orrie R. VanDykc Harry S. Vaughn Joe H. Vaughn. Jr. William J. Wallace. Jr. James M. Waller William Waller Charles Warterfield Dempsey Weaver, Jr. Edward C. Wobb Robert C. Webster Joseph R. West Olin West. Jr. John P. Williams. Jr. Overton Williams Phillip Williams Jesse E. Wills Charles W. Wilson Richard T. Wilson. Jr. John A. Witherspoon, Jr. Wiliam H. Witt Emrnons H. Woolwinc Robert H. Worke. Jr. Thomas W. Wrcnne Douglas M. Wright Malvern H. Wright lorn B. Zerloss I H6 1 Kappa Sigma was founded at the University of Virginia on December 10, 1869. Of the original group of five frionds and brothers the only living member is William Grigsby McCormick ph anthropist and retired ut ities e ecutive. From its inception the fraternity determined on a policy of expansion having today 107 active college chapters in the United States and Canada, a membership o’ appro«imatcly 40.000, and over 100 alumni chapters. Kappa Sigma was the first South- ern fraternity to establish a chapter in the North. The fraternity maintains a scholarship fund and an employment agency 'or its mem- bers. Among the distinguished alumni of Kappa Sigma are: Jefferson Davis, President of the Confederacy: George Jean Nathan and Lowell Thomas, writers: Bishop Green o' the Methodist Church South: United State. Sen ators McAdoo and Austin: Judgo Mar oy Hudson of the World Court: Admiral Cary Grayson, and Dean Christian Gauss o Prince- ton University. Kosp ia Sicjsna KAPPA CHAPTER Trouble 7 B« 'U « d Ck«'l«v D«y K A Row. Fr anl Ardr. ;j. Sarn Boone. Chari CS Crump. Bill Emb iry. Hill Grimi mett. B. T. . Jr. S ccond Ro w: Richard S ce hn Webb, Sam Cj Id we 1 Wdlia m Gri rs Je to n. Vernon Mitchell. Thir i Row . John Wickham. J oe Wriqht. sm Ya s Bates, Douglas B'oeker. Charle 1 Per drop. Fourth Row : Frank Taton Ma her , Sa rr Wilson, Graham Boyce Cathcort, Henry Di ihlinger. Fiftl 1 Row: Ben Willia m Hcnsle y. George Len sham Francs McCune William Mmt on. R obert ms. $txi ih Row: W 'illiam Rcnnick J . W. Selp. Jr.. Arthur Stai iter. John Tatu im Wi Whitaker. Jr. P P A 5 A ; ms] 111 in rc t s class Of tin MAM WAlT|(H AHOI-'I OM VAU I AllU OIUAS CIUM A • WILLIAM MtMf• Iuli' A I MCI MMfl; (Min s a | MAI' i • I'MAtO MI S t CLASS Of 114? VAMUl WILLIAM «OMAS :ka lii T| • HATL04 A I HAtOi LAMUl CLASS A lfO%l f l AVl Jt ALMIO iAU •WA 0 •u o o •(Li hi. . a • JACK OlMM CHAItIL AW ItAMKLiN uuin lAiyu it SlyuOS fATLOt a • MALCOLM m LAM ' CLASS Of IMI WILLIAM A I MG| M |t IAHOHAM II AtTMU WILLIAM CMC l CHADUATI school JAMIS MAftJH kOIMTL M Colors: Scarlet. Green and White Flower; Lily-of-tho-Valley KAPPA SIGMA FRATRES IN FACULTATE ANDREW B. BENEDICT. A.B. . . . CHARLES E. CROUCH. M.A.. M.$. W. O. FAUGHT. D.D.S........ LEONIDAS C. GLENN. Ph.D. . . . WILLIAM S. GRAY. M.D........ ERNEST W. GOODPASTURE. M.D. WILLIAM A. HUNTER. LL.M.. M.A. JOHN T. KERCHEVAL. A.B. FRED J. LEWIS. C.E......... MYLES P. O'CONNOR. LL.B.. M.A. OWEN H. WILSON. M.D......... ..............Treasurer of tho University . . . Instructor in Business Administration Assistant Profossor Clinical Dental Surgory ....................Profossor of Geology A i'.tant Professor Clinical Dental Surgery ....................Professor of Pathology ............................Professor of Law ..............Bursar School of Medicino ..............Doan of Engineering School ............................Professor of Law .............Professor of Clinical Podiatrics Tom T. Anderson William C. Armistoad Wm. S. H. Armistoad Proston P. Bailoy David H. Barter John H. Barksdalo William E. Beard Walter S. Bearden John Boll A. B. Benedict. Sr. Edgar A. Blair Frank Blair Robort Lynn Bomar Harry W. Boox Cawthorn A. Bowon Lee Brock Charles B. Brown Luke W. Brown Henry B. Buckner Edward L. Campboll James H. Cherry Norton N. Christopher Woodford Claypcol Neely B. Coblo William G. Colmory William B. Connolly Robert G. Connoy Robert J. Craig Larkino E. Crouch Thomas M. DoMoss Dr. Raphol S. Duke FRATRES IN UR3E James M. Durrott Carson T. Kirkpatrick Charlos M. Rolfo. Jr. Horton F. Early James P. Lowronco William M. Ross Robert H. England Josoph W. Lollyott Fred M. Russell Richard E. Estos Fred J. Lewis John Russell Waltor L. Evans Dr. R. 2. Linnoy Jamos H. Ryan Rudolph S. Farrar Thomas L. Livingston. LL.B. Robert Ryan Walter O. Fought Frank C. Lowory Edward L. Sandy Waltor S. Faulkner Charles R. Lucas Richard Satterfield John L. Forguson Wl liam A. Mabory Ellsworth Scales Ray Osslor Fossoy William M. Martin Wm. R. Schwartz Wilson P. Fishor Julian Moyo James G. Snanklin Jomio G. Forster Dr. H. F. McGlothlin Allan R. Sharp Dancy Fort Edward 8. McGrow Henry Sharp Mark L. Fowlkes John S. Milam Vaughn Slack Loomis M. Ganaway William L. Miller Thomas L. Snood H. Paul Gant C. B. Moody, Jr. R. D. Sanford. Jr. James C. Gardner Georgo L. Morotock Henry P. Stanley Richard D. Gloavos Goorgo L. Morclock. Jr. William E. Stogor L. C. Glonn P. G. Morrissey. Jr. W. T. H. Sutherland. Ill E. J. Gooch Horbert E. Morrow George W. Thackston A. V. Goodpasturo Joseph B. Mullins Richard S. Thompson E. W. Goodpasturo Harry P. Murrey Willard L. Throop John S. Grant Wendol Nicholl Harlin G. Tucker Williom S. Gray John B. Nichols Thomas G. Tuckor 8. B. Gullott Jossc M. Nixon Thomas G. Tyno Perry M. Harnod Mylos P. O'Connor T. Mimms Tyner William O. Harris Jones E. Orr Jamos J. Vaughn Frank Hightower Williom F. Orr Carroll T. Ward Owen M. Hines Waltor M. Parrish Goorgo C. West Euqeno T. Hollins Leonard F. Poguo Sogewich D. West Rolfo L. Hunt John C. Ransom Dr. Alvin O. West Richard D. Jakos Robert A. Rodus Jamos L. Wilkcrson Robert Jakes. Ill Ho'bort B. Reed John M. Wilkerson A. G. Koim, Jr. David C. Rico John R. Wilson Hodgson W. Kcim Albert Roberts Owen H. Wilson David C. Kolly Charles S. Roborts Henry S. Winford John T. Korcheval Dr. Joseph Roomer Frank L. Wren [ 150] On the night of March 9. I8S6. eight close friends gathered in the candlelight of a South em mansion in Tuscaloosa. A'abama, and founded the Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity. In the eighty-two years of its existence. S. A. E. has become one of the largest and most powerful national fraternities, having estab- lished 110 chapters in 42 states and initiated nearly 50.000 men. The second chapter was founded at the old University of Nashviilo, which later became Vanderbilt University. Tennessee Nu was es tablished on the Vanderbilt campus in 1883. Two Tennessee Nu mer Marvin E. Holdemes and J. Washington Moore, have served as Eminent Supreme Archon the highest of’ice of the nationa fraternity. Sit}, tna Sigma Alpha Eps on continued to spread through the Southern co egos for the next twenty years. The bitter feeling left from the War Between the States d'd not die quic y. The first Northern chapter was established a Pennsylvania College in Philadelphia in 1883. In 1884. Ohio Sigma was bom. and Northern expansion was a reality. TENNESSEE NU C 1In-lta fl A P T E R f , Row. Cuilcn B j Powefl Booth jack Brandor. Jcsscc Coho Marvin Franklin. Lunny Hollins. Jack Kccfo. Second Row: Jo -' Noel 0 ch Rcin chrni{i‘ To- Scoqcilr.i OeWitr Smith Down Smith. A cn S’eclr Ed Andrew . Third Row: Bill Bogle. 8 B aden j • Larin wade Sander Tom Shea John Tyrrell. Pierce Thomas. FouMh Row: Nellson Tracy. Nelio An. drew Haro i B'andor Chares Carrawa Henry Cay, John Crutcher. M. E. Douglas. Filth Row: Bryne Evan , Houston Fall. To- Flo d Fontaine Mo' re Glyr - Wheeler 8 Ba •,’ Wa Beas -y. S- th Row C. C. Bell. John Cherry. Richard Doug as. Roy Elam Willis Haynes Gene Hlqglns Torn Hughes Huey King. Seventh Row: Ha're'd Kirkpatrick, Bob Linn. Tony Marroni, Jot - Mason Steve McCamy w ia- Moncrlef. Rayb ,rn Nall. Eighth Row: Harrison Rue. Morris Saylor. John Thomison. Harold Trickey. Dan Walton. Yeatman white. Charles Whitworth S I $ M A ALPHA EPSILON il f ht r CLASS Of Hit M. ItANOCN 1 rt|A A • A Mas 'S A 1 1 W 6 l¥| A | UHiMOlO MTItilAM MC IIM N f NOtl a 1 j h .hvcmw r r a • : ! • i lussii MAi { A | • Al l 4J I U I a04 s a I JAC LAM S A | A A U 1,11AM WHIIAU 1 N .AS W AC I VASL'I A • • DMA . A 1.41 MAI m3 HAS QS A I HAlif. 1 ♦ I A A A T A| HAIlltCOUifl a 1 •1 it A I GlAl A 1 A I • MSI A | AS‘| A • JH t IAil A | QU tAtlO M A U • C 1 MOlDC.IAI a 1 JAU(( M l(ID Ili A 1 IlllO't ICIMUCS A 1 AITMUI a a?V . A | 1 • A 1 HU lAIK'l A I WAU II ill T A A I )MS CMl ’ a 1 Cma«o : o .a' llAW A I MA MS A I «1 GO iN'. A I Cma HUONfS. A 1 KING MAMfiO KllKKAHiC A • •OB UNN a • HANC.ll MAtXOMt A t 'MN MASON A | T| « 1 v CAM || WILLIAM A M NCHf A | lAIIUlN NAll A I HAIIIION Uf A • UQIIli SATlOl A | OMliON A I MA OLO Tl CK(T A 1 QAN WAIION a i yj ATMAN WMlfl A | •IA«lt‘. WMiTwOHl Flower: The Violet SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON FRATRES IN FACULTATE AL8ERT W. HUTCHISON...................................... Instructor in Civil Engineering FRANK K. HOUSTON..............................................Member of Beard of Trust GEORGE PULLEN JACKSON................................................Profossor of Gorman FRATRES IN URBE J. T. Allen Zach Coles Jamos Horner W. W. Morehoad Dr. Chas. Anderson John R. Cross Robert Horsley William F. Orr, Jr. Thomas Appleton Jamos R. Crutchfield H. G. Huddleston Ralph Owens J. C. Armistead Edward Curd C. E. Hunt Gray Patterson Wirt Armistoad Dr. James A. Dale John Hunt R. Lanier Peebles Burgess Askow E. T. Davent Leo Hunt William Ponick John Askow Elmer Davies A. W. Hutchinson Dc. R. H. Porry Pierce Askew Edward Deeds Joe Hutchinson J. M. Phillips Tom Bagley W. Raymond Dennoy Prof. Goorgo P. Jackson Dr. A. W. Pierce Forris C. Bailey H. Dickinson, Jr. J. F. Jarman Louis Phillips Wm. Bainbridgo. Jr. Joe Dickinson Dr. H. E. Johnson Raymond Pirtlo Walton Barter Overton Dickinson Bon F. Jones. Jr. Robert Oliver William F. Barry Dr. H. L. Douglass Hardoo C. Kilgore Stephen Ransom F. M. Bass. Sr. John Early J. E. Keefe, Jr. Albert S. Rose John A. Bell Wesley Dyer Edward Kolly Norvell Rose William Benson Roborf Evans Judge E. F. Langford Paul A. Ryo William S. Booton Peyton Evans Honry C. Lassing Thomos B. Scoggins James T. Boykin Sam Fleming David S. Landsdon Baxtor Smith Clarence T. Boyd Ernest Franklin Dickie Lewis Flem Smith Sewell Brandau C. T. Galbreath J. Carlton Loser F. C. Stahlman James Brandon Mack Gilbert L. Buchanan Loser Park Street W. C. Brown Dr. McP. Glasgow Joe T. McCary Clark Tippons W. Foskett Brown Hallum Goodloo Gates McCouloy W. M. Tuckor W. R, Bryan. Jr. Henry Goodpasture John McCauley Vernon S. Tupper Billy Burnett C. P. Groon, Jr. K. T. McConnico Vernon S. Tupper. Jr. Larry Burton Dudloy Green K. T. McConnico Jr. George H. Tyno J. E. Cain. Jr. J, A. Grannis D. E. McGugin Thos. Uffolmon. Jr. Julian C. Campboll Russoll E. Hart Leonard McKeand Seth M. Walker Neil Cargile Judge C. K. Hart z. L. McNeilly Harry Walters. Jr. Albert Cavort Rov. C. E. Hawkins. Jr. A. Marshall J. Arthur Wands Tillmon Covert J. Wiseman Hood Rrof. Brownie Martin A. J. Whoolor Bertram Chalfant R. M. Hickey. Ill W. L. Martin John Wherry Sheffield Clark Judge Litton Hickman Allen Meadors Walter Williams William B. Clark George W. Hight Harrell Meadors Dr. W. C. Williams Jack Clay Horace G. Hill, Jr. John A. Meadors G. C. Woods Evans Clomonts J. W. Hirsig Dr. J. T. Meadors L. A. Wuost R. A. Coleman Wm. P. Hoffman, Jr. Norman Minick Baxter Young S. F. Coleman John J. Hookor Garland S. Moore Carl Young J. Ross Hopkins H. C. Moore Albert S. Zomp Stanley Horn, Jr. J. Washington Moore Chi Phi. the oldest social fraternity, was founded at Princeton University on Dec. 24. 1824. As it e ists today it is the union of three organizations of the same name founded for religious, terary. and social purposes. Its ritual dates back to tho Middo Ages. Its growth since founding has been conservative but o' such nature that at the present time Its 3 chapters are locatod in 2? states cov ering the nation from Massachusetts to Cali Chi Phi was established on the Vanderbilt campus in 1883. only eight years after Van- derbilt itself. It was reestablished in 1924 as the Alpha-Pi Chapter of Ch Phi. Glti piu ALPHA PI CHAPTER First Row: Bob Brubaker. Martin G morc. Raymond Andros. Leonard Anglin. Second Row: Frank OePierri Jr., Hardy Housman, Byron Anglin. Dominick Do Luke. Third Row: Kent Glaui. Lincoln Lakoff, Hall Turner. C. J. Wyatt. Fourth Row: Tom Hurt Richard Moore. Claude Orman Bob Pfeifer, Bob Rice chi phi r- e a t £ e h i t y l 156] Mem hers CLASS ROiERT L BRUBAKER III EMMETT o CALLAGHAN A I MARTIN GILMORE LI I ALBERT WEBE AI CLASS RAYMOND ANO OS A I LEONARD ANGLIN A I FRANK DfRlfRRi JR A I HARDY HOUSMAN AI IRJR A G I «40 CLASS O It4| •ILL AKIN A I DOMINIC D€lU f AI KURT CARL GLAUS A • LINCOLN LAKOft A I SCOTT M NALL A B MAU TURNER AI CLASS Of i 4J TOM HURT. AI J. C. JOHNSON JR A 8 RICHARD MOORE. A • CLAUDE ORMAN A 8 BOB RICE AB CHI PHI FRATRES IN FACULTATE DR. H. E. MELENEY ... Associato Profossor o Provontative Medicine and Public Health LEO DICKISON.......................................................Toaching Followship-Chomistry FRATRES IN URBE J. W. Black. Jr. F. S. Parlor J. Bransford J. P. Poynor, Jr. Dr. W. E. Buist J. C. Sandidgo W. D. Bunfon E. A. Sayors. Jr. W. G. Butlor V. G. Scoggin Rubon Connor J. P. Sheftall J. G. Curroy A. F. Smith E. E. Doughorty A, G. Spivoy. Jr. J. Ford F. A. Sullivan A. L. Groco W. D. Sullivan C. W. Hawkins, Jr. J. H. Tuttlo C. B. Hicks C. L. Turner E. J. C. Lakoff. Jr. J. 1. Vanco, D.D. R. P. Lawronco C. B. Wallace Dr. E. B. MrAloxandor E. B. Wilkinson J. F. Mcllwaino H. Winn J. R. Mcllwaino Dr. C. Whoatley Dr. H E. Moloney N. W. Woddridgo I IMI m The Kappa Alpha Order was founded in 1865 at Washington Col age during R ber E. . ee'-. presidency of the school. Tho fraternity was estab Ished with the Idea of creating a perma nent organization which might preserve and foster the manners traditions, customs, and ideals of character and achievement of the Southern people. Except for three chapter its active chapters to the South. Kappa cepts of Lee. reveres him as its patron saint and spiritual ounder. Kajijia Alfxlta CHI CHAPTER TK« K A. I ©• ♦ HcndiOM F rj Row. William Crichlow, Henry Might, B Travis Mack Campon Jack Carter Wniiam Chase. Second Row: Wilson Davis. Robert Oownirg, Darby Fulton Jack Halbrook William Hu Roy K.- . Third Row: Fred Mullen. Walter Parkes. Henry Sienknecht. Winiam Wright. Wi, .at-' Baker, Q. C. Fryer. Fourth Ro J. C. K ev. Delbert Mann. Charles Mosley. Jimmy Norris. Robert Perry Ward Anthony. Fifth Row J. D. Brow, Brow- Condra. Robert Cook. Robert Jones. Tommy Mal- colm. Billy Richards. Sixth Row: Balie Ross, Wiliam Sanders. Tom Turberville I 160] A Members CLASS Of Iflf LAMA UTAH. M O. jO€ CARMlCHAfL M O. :ox a i WILLIAM CtlCMlOW If IART WHlTL MO, WILLARD IARCLAY DONALDSON M HENRY MlGHt A I RONALD MASS G III WILUAM TRAVIS It. OTIS WRAGG ll I CLASS OR i 40 JACK CARTfR A I WILLIAM CHASE. A | MACK CAMtttll AI WILSON DAVtS If BA«|r FULTON If JACK KALitOO If WILLIAM HULL IE DOUGLAS LAwMTM li I WALUR RARKCS AI WILLIAM WRIGHT I { CLASS Of !««■ WILL am |AKf I A I Q. C. FRYER A I. 0€LMRT MANN AI CHARLES MOSLft At CLASS WARD ANTHONY IE IR4J Founded at Washington and Loo Colors: Cirmson and Gold Flower: Magnolia and Red Rose KAPPA ALPHA FRATRES IN FACULTATE gmkU WILLIAM C. BILBRO. M.D Instructor in Clinical Surgery LUCIUS E. BURCH. M.D Professor of Gynecology W. C. DIXON. M.D. . Assistant Professor of Gynecology THOMAS H. MALONE. LL.B .... Professor of Law EDWARD T. DEAY. LL.B .... Professor of Law FRATRES IN URBE R. L. Alford H. D. Dallas. Jr. Edgar Jones E. K. Prowitt W. C. Alford L. T. Derryberry V. M. Jones E. A. Prico Joih Ambroso M. E. Dorryborry. Jr. R. M. Jones M. L. Puryear C. Huntor Bator P. L. Dorryborry E. R. Kinnobrow A, D. Reed J. A. Ball John Devoo E. T. Kirkpatrick R. E. Rood K. M. Baird J. V. Dickson Goorgo Know J. B. Richardson, Jr. M. Banning Dr. W. C. Dixon J. C. Knox J. F. Richardson John M. Barksdale Robert C. Dunn W. H. Knox, Jr. R. M. Richardson Dr. Hugh Barr R. W. Dury Douglas S. Lambeth Charles D. Roppy Victor Barr A. D. Edwards W. H. Lambeth Millor Robinson Melville Barnes E. E. Lano B. W. Landstroot. Jr. M. S. Ross Charles Booty E. P. Ennos Als Leonard J. M. Royan Dr. W. C. Biibro C. A. Folk M. S. Lewis Robert Sawtoll Herman O. Blackman C. W. Folk R. H. Lyle E. P. Scales Otey Briggs R. E. Folk J. C. R. McCall Mason Scoby Joe Boadus E. T. Frazer J. T. McCall Edward T. Seay Dr. L. E. Burch J. Fuller W. F. McCall J. W. Shipp H. W. Caldwell Rod Gilland Ft. B. McSwain J. A. Sloan, Jr. J. F. Caldwell Alvin Graham, Jr. Thomas H. Malono Paul Sloan J. W. Coidwoll Allen T. Guild C. S. Martin. Jr. William Spears R. F. Caldwell William A. Guild H. W. Matthews W. M. Starnes John Calhoun W. A. Guthrio J. F. Moris A. W. Stock wall James Campboll L. W. Hardago W. F. Moris H. A. Suggs Stewart Campboll W. D. Hardoman Dr. C. M. Miller Dr. W. A. Sullivan G. K. Campboll J. E. Hart Willis Morgan T. C. Tannor L. F. Chapman C. A. Harwell Edwin S. Morgan J. L. Templeton W. C. Chorry S. K. Harwell H. B. Morrow J. W. Templeton C. F. Clark R. E. Haynes John Murphreo George M. Thomas, Jr. James Clayton Harry Hedrick Dowin Murray Jom Tyler Runcie Clemonts. Jr. Tannor Hendrick O. F. Nyo L. G. Waldrop J. Calvin Cockrill J. B. Hibbits, Jr. P. F. Nyo M. H. Wallaco C. W. Cook Louis Hibbits, Jr. Dr. John Overton C. C. Washburn W. E. Cook C. F. Hicfcorson S. D. Owen T. H. Watkins Delamore Cooper Joo Hill Tom Parkos D. W. Wobb H. M. Cox J. B. Huffinos H. E. Farmor, Jr. T. 1. Wobb J. S. Coynor J. B. Hunter T. L. Parmer. Jr. F. H. Woller Dr. R. S. Curtis Robort Hale E. C. Perry Horace V. Wells. Jr. Paul M. Davis William L. Hood Eugeno Pilcher J. B. Wells Paul M. Davis. Jr. Alvin Hawkins M. B. Pilcher Paul Willis H. D. Dallas Granberry Jackson W. Polk A. W. Wilson Powhatan W. James S. T. Porter Hilliard O. Wood W. H. Johnston W. R. Porter R. J. Woods, Jr. Barton Jonos D. M. Post Charles Wyklo D. K. Jonos W. H. Proston L. B. Yarbrough I 16; ] Beta Theta Pi the first of the Miami Triad, was founded at Miami University. Oxford Ohio, end holds the honor of being the first social fraternity founded west of the A o ghenies. It is this year ce ebrating its one hundredth anniversary. John Reilly Kno« was the moving spirit behind the eerfy activities of Beta Theta Pi being was also largely his work. The Civil War caused many Southern chapters to become inactive, but in practically every case these chapters have beon resto new Southern expansion program o r«. te BETA LAMBDA CHAPTER To like In iKt First Row; James Bangs James Dobbs Robert ,r.d Row: Keith Spun ier, Arthur Ad ams, B., 1 Row: A Holland V ill King, Jr., Rodr jers. Fourth Row: I nuis Hrh-itt Ril Ba ts 1 Row : Jess Hadsell Hi,gl Rayr nond Williams, Jamr •s Wilson Will o(i ong wi .jn i James Wi (or ftth Row: Herbert Carmichael Je Harriton. Eighth Row: B I M Ou-icar Hunter, Wilson Lynch, Howard McClain, Will vn Sanderson ey. O. C. Carmichael Jr,, Charles Darwin. Harry Fcrran. James Haynes, •ri-.mier McCarley William Myers. Gabe Payne, Charles Parkin, Tom arte- Robert Chalfant Ray Dempsey. John Edmunds, Fred Gray. Fifth •rf McAdams, Jai • Perry, Dea Sherrih Marshal White. Si th Row. Johr Be er Nat Burch, Bob Card, Sam Caycc, Marshall Cherry. Sev Darwin, Earnest Eberling, William Edmunds William Fristoc. Tommy jc Peer tes Bob Sammons. Fred Smith. William Trabuc. Frani Troop ETA THETA P I 164 J A c’m hers CLASS O It JIMMY tAS V A 1 J1WMT POII'. 11 1 • OMIT HNMfY. M a DUSCas HUNTf a | HOWAID Mr Cl A S A | U am USOMVO A 1 CIiTh WHIII A 1 CLASS Of 1 40 Alt Jt ApAW, A I |UD M l T A | Cm a iviOAIW'N A | JAU|V MATNfV A ( At MOUAND • Alt A A M A I Af VT| (WAS A I CLASS O iMi 1 1. lAftV A • HVf CAtff J A | (IASI Cm|M A I •Oil Chaims' a t • AT Ofuni • a w l I ost-. a • jac nil a a Of A VMM U A I WAIVMAU « W « l| A | JAM WllVO • I CLASS Of IM2 NAT lytCn i I A | BETA THETA PI FRATRES IN FACULTATE EUGENE BUFFINGTON. B.A.......................... JOHN C. BURCH. M.D.............................. THEODORE MORFORD. M.D. . . ................... RAY MORRISON. A.B............................... W. C. RECKLESS. M.A.. Ph.D...................... T. W. SCHLATER. B.A.. LL.B....................... Charles O. Alert J. Y. Barboo John Murray Barbeo Robert Barton Goorqo F. Bladio Leo L. Bolot Alfred H. B'anham Herbert T. Browno Harry Baird Bond Joseph Wm. Byrns. Sr. John C. Burch Sam Y. Caldwell Allan Cummings Paul D. Cunningham P. G. Cunningham Bruclnor Chato Frank I. Chorry J. Rots Choshire, Jr. Waltor H. Clarlo John L. Craig Kendall Cram Tylor Calhoun Ralph Cash John Crowell Loster W. Dann Robert O. Davidton W. Liptcomb Davis John A. Davis. Jr. Samuel G. Douglas James Goddos Douglas Oscar Drossier Earl Dunlap William N. Estes, Sr. James Erwin Albert G. Ewing, III S. Cecil Ewing W. H. Ewing Frank Farris Albert N. Fito Richard M. Fonkor Member Board of Trust Instructor in Gynecology Assistant in Clinical Obstetrics Hoad Football Coach Assistant Profossor of Sociology Lecturer in Medical Jurisprudence FRATRES IN URBE Stratton P. Fostor Samuel F. Pickering Salmon Franklin J. M. Peebles William F. Fry. Sr. C. S. Powoll William F. Fry, Jr. Robert L. Proctor. Jr. Waller H. Gill Robert C. Provine Freni G'l'ospio W. Street Ransom Robort D. Goodloti Jamos S. Rood Glenn R. Grant W. C. Rockloss Avery Handley Joseph Roland Joseph Handlov Edward Rooney K. C. Hardcastlo Hanley Sayors D. T. Harris Thomas W. Schlator Flotchor Harvey Dr. Nat Schoffner George Harvey Charles Simpson Fisher Hawes Henry E. Smith Martin A. Hayes H. F. Smith John Holoway R. W. Smith J. M. Houghland W. H. Smith A. M. Hopkins John Teas Gerald B. Howard J. H. Teas Loland Humo William T. Teas Goorgo Ingram Will Templo Thomas Joy Josoph Thorrol Phillip Korr E. W. Thompson Goorgo Killobrow Chorles C. Trabue. 1 John F. Killobrow Charles C. Trabue. II Ewing Lawronco Charles C. Trabue, III James R. Lovo, III Thomas M. Trabue Proston Lunsford J. O. Treanor Richard Martin Robort Trull J. B. Mason Calister Turner William C. Mason Edgor Udon Alo McClain W. H. Vaughn Enloe McClain Francis Warfield Thomas Malono O. B. Washington. Jr. Cbarlos McLaughlin Thomas S. Woavor Martin McMurray Frank Woiland W. D. Mr Murray Richard W. Wossnor F. W. Millspaugh Cartor K. Wilson Jamos Morel Lindsay Wilson Theodore Morfcrrl Dr. Jack Witherspoon Ray Morrison Jack Withorspoon Leslie M. Nelson C. P. Woodward Rolond Norton Ellory C. Workman Herndon Olivor Clarence C. Young I 166 J Sigma Nu Fraternity was founded at Virginia Military Institute in 1869. Expansion has boon rapid and there are now 98 active chapters. Since its incoption in 1869. over 38.000 men have followed the trail of the White Star. Sigma Chapter was founded in 1886 by J. Garland Cooper a charter member of old ege. Since its founding Sigma Chapter has initiated close to 800 members. Brother Cooper. Sigma Number I. a resident c• New T'orlt. sti! maintains an active intorest Si iXf+na Nu SIGMA chapter Fi Row: Ray Bces'ey. Richmond Biaclmer Ovid Co'I ■%. Reid Groomes. William Pratt. James Seay. Second Row: James Sweeney, Ken Collins. George Moore. W iam Schaffarjicl C C. Smith John Stanford Third Row: Kno« Talley. John Back- rrcf. W ■ a'ti Booth Price Carm John Conners. James f: i Fourth Ron: Porter £ .s, Robert lord, Ted Fclnblatt, W. 0. Rcgcn. J. J Siaugenhop. Stuart Swaggcrty. Fifth Row: Montcalm Broward James Folk. Robert Hadon, Joe Harrell, Thomas Jernigan. Robert Johnson. Si«th Row Robert McNutt. Po ard Parsons Harvey Seay Jr., Mark Wilkerson, Jr. S I 5 (11 A N U F I? A T E I? M I T y I 16s 1 Members CLASS Of itlf WILLIAM ANDREWS A RAY IEESLEY. AJ. RICHMOND ILACKMER A I .LINS. A 1 REID GROOMES At WILLIAM PRATT. A t JAMES SLAY. I ( JAMES SWEENEY AI CLASS Of iwo KEN COUINS. A I. JACK RUSH At WILLIAM SMITH. A| CLASS Of imi james (lue a.i SLAUI CLASS Of 1 42 HAOEN A 8 JOE HARREl DEN A t POLLARD PARSONS. J« A.6 HARVEY SEAY JR At MARK WILKERSON. JR 81 Flower: White Rove I 16 I SIGMA NU FRATRES IN FACULTATE DR. E. H. BARKSDALE ..............................................Associate Professor of Urology DR. CHARLES B. BROWN..........................Assistant Professor. Romanco Languogo Department DR. G. R. GAGE................................................................Professor of Botany DR. FRANKLIN C. PASCHAL Dean of Junior College of Arts and Sciences. Profossor of Psychology CHARLES MADISON SARRATT ... Dean of Men Profossor of Mathematics DR. CHARLES W. WILSON. JR......................................... Assistant Professor of Geology FRATRES IN URBE T. H. Alexander Dillard Jacobs G. A. Puryear. Jr. Dr. J. W. Alford. Jr. Jesse Johnson W. A. Puryear Harry F. Ambrose Ward Kane J. M. Roborts Dr. W. E. Bones O. M. Keathley M. S. Roborts. II J. R. Bray Ray Knight M. S. Roborts. Ill G. D. Brooks W. O. Lamb C. B. Rogers. Ill B. B. Cheney Ned D. Lontj J. L. Safley R. M. Clements, Ji A. T. Levine C. W. Scheffer C. U. Coggin. Jr. R. W. Lightfoot J. H. Scheffer R. D. Coopor F. G. Lord J. L. Scheffer Robort Domoss H. G. Lowe B. Shackelford A. D. Eathorly Lee J. Lovonthal Robert Slaydon A D. Eatherly. Jr. B. E. Mathows Alden H. Smith Dr. R. E. Fort A. O. Maxwell C. Southerland, Jr. C. F. Geny Francis McCarthy L. B. Stephons Dr. J. P. Gilbert E. N. McClure Dr. R. Stewart C. B. Gracey H. F. McGaw J. A. Stumb Jack Grannis Dr. T. W. Monoos L. B. Stumb W. D. Hardison J. C. Morrison. Jr. P. R. Stumb. Jr. Dr. C. W. Hoffor J. C. Myers Bill Swatts J. G. Houk A. 1. Myhr, Jr. Noble Van Ness W. J. Howard Dr. E. M. Orr Jorome Werber G. Jackson. Jr. N. S. Owen L. H. Yates J. T. Jackson M. Carr Poyne J. B. Young Alpha Tau Omega was founded at Richmond. Virginia on September II 1865. being the first Greek Setter fraternity organized after the Civil War. Its first chapter was estab lished at the Virginia Military Institute at Lex ington, Virginia. Its founders wore threo young Con ederate soldiers whose prime ob iect was to restore the Union, to unite fra of the North and to foster a Christian broth cherishing permanent peace. They found their No North, no South, no East, no West, ot chapters, but of chapters in all parts of the country. Alpha Tau growth has been steady. for today there are ninety-four activo chapters located in forty four state; Hjilta 7cut 0+ne(ja BETA PI CHAPTER Top—Cult —MiIm Sk«.«t Po 1 l tf — A L P 1 172 OMEGA Mem hers CLASS OF 1 1 VANCE BURKE BE JAMES CHURCH BE JAMES COO A B Sm iW W« K. IRAN : DOtiTY AB PARTEE FLEMING AB OLIVER GRAVES a f ART EENf A 1 HUGH OUllLiAN A B POWELL Smith a B ALBERT F. WHITMAN AB . CLASS Of 1 40 ERNEST BUCHI BE WILLIAM HUME AB. BROOKS HUGHES B£ WILUAM LACKEY LIB JAMES PHILftRlCK AB . Ale. JUNIUS PLUNKETT AS REUBEN SMITH. AJ. WILLIAM YOUNG AB CLASS Of 1 41 MARC LAWRENCE GRAC INGRAM. A B Sidney McClain, a b byron taylor. a • i v Thomas ab AB CLASS Of 1 4? IOE GWYNNE ATKINSON BE mauSEL Chapman ba n j a b mort hammono William maOiSON Chii -ESS A OAN CLINGER. A B. Charles ALEXANDER oarrah ab BILL IVANS AB HUGH GARRETTE ELY JR. A B. ROY GLENN HAMMONDS A B GENE MlTCHEU HARLOW A B JERRY VON KING. A B ROWLAND LEECH LOW r. AB 1. martin. AB. PRANK MILES AB WILL REESE MULLENS. A B ROBERT WILLIAM McADOO. A 6 . ROY WILLIAM PARKER. AB ROBERT EASON REICH A B. ORNEUUS WILUAM WAKEFlEiD. JR GEORGE WOOO. Afl , NetFiville. BRECK WYATT. M.D Founded et Richmond. Virginie, Flower: White lee Rose ALPHA TAU OMEGA FRATRES IN FACULTATE R. W. BILLINGTON.............................................. Professor of Clinical Surgery DONALD DAVIDSON....................................................................Profossor of English GERALD HENDERSON......................................... ... Business Manager Vanderbilt Union LEON LANIER........................................ Assistant Professor in Clinical Dermatology DAN ROBISON ................................................... Assistant Profossor of History R. E. SULLIVAN .................... Associate Professor of Clinical Ophthalmology and Otology R. J. WARNER................................................ Assistant Clinic Ophthalmology and Otology W. W WILKERSON. JR.......................................... Assistant Clinic Ophthalmology and Otology CLANTON WILLIAMS ........................................................Instructor in History Richard Abernathy J. H. Acklen Albert Andrews, Jr. Buster Andrews, Jr. J. R. Aust W. M. Bailey Isaac Ball. Jr. J. R. Bandy Allan D. Bass James O. Bass James C. Bean R. V . Billington W. L. Blair L. V. Boxwell R. R. Boult Harris Brown Warren C. Brown W. J. Bryan Hal Buchi T. C. Buntin V . L. Caldwell John Caldwell A. L. Childress E. G. Clark Charles F. Clements D. M. Clements Milton Coot A. R. Crawford John Daniel Rolf in Daniel Charlos B. Davidson Donald Davidson J. R. Dawson J. J. Didcott George Dunlap N. C. Elam Hardie Ellis Tom Ellis Stuart Fleming M. N. Frantlin John Gambill Burns Garrett P. S. Gilman Frank Goar B W. Hailoy Joe Hatcher FRATRES IN URBE Jack Harris Einer Nielsen Walter Gambill W. S. Noblo G. D. Henderson Oscar Noel Tom Hendorson 1. A. Nunn George Hill J. W. Porry Gene Holman J. W. Porry, Jr. Chris Hopkins M. P. Quillian Leonard Hopkins R. L. Quitman T. C. Horn Wendell Phillips B. B. Horner G. Ft. Rattorman W. J. Hudgins Georg© B. Rain© Jamos J. Hutson Robert Reeves Dorris Hyde C. O. Rhea R. W. Jonos Claire F. Room T. G. Kain Roland Richardson R. B. Kay Boos W. Richor David C. Kolly T. M. Robinson. Jr. P. J. Kimbrough Lallie Richter Percy Kinnard Harry R. Sanders Afha Kirk Henry R. Sanders Burgess Kirkpatrick R. L. Schmid James B. Kranz J. B. Scobey L. M. Lanier Thomas Soehorn Luke Lea J. W. Shackford Luke Lea. Jr. Cecil Sims R. Q. Ledyerd Douglas Skidmore Jack Lentz J. C. Sparks Robert Lusk J. G. Stophonson Elliott Mackle George Stovos Robert Mackle R. E. Sullivan Hugh Malone John Thompson, III Firpo Maples Virgil Tomlin Jack C. Massey H. S. Wakofiold H. H. McAlister. Jr. Bradley Walker Daniel McAlpine M. E. Ward J. R. McCullough J. W. Warnor. Jr. R. E. McLigne R. J. Warner Bob McTigue Shirley Watkins Joseph McTigue Walter Wattles W. P. Milan R. N. Watts Lamar Miller W. D. Weatherford A. Y. Mooro W. S. Whitman B. P. Mooro V . W. Wilkerson F. A. Moos B. H. Willinghom J. C. Moulder Ed Whaloy A. B. Neil Bon West I 174 I Delta Kappa Epsilon owes its beginning to a group of idealistic young men who entered Yale in I8 4 and failing to find everything that they expected in the fratern es e isting at that time, banded themselves together forming the nucleus of what later was to grow into a national and then into an internatonai fraternity taking its place wi Phi and Psi Upsilon as one o the three adding fraternities in the great Eastern universities. of expansion in the West and South ocating at only the best institutions, ’he Civii War toofc its toll in the Southern schools, but many of the o'der chapters have been renewed. The Delte fraternity was the first to estab Nashville chapter of the D. K. E. is c dor than Vanderb'lt Univers ty. Up unt I the t me of the Civil War D. K. E was firmly established at the University of Ndshyi le. In the year 1889 another group of idealistic friends, mainly from Webb School, sought to nities. which was such a power in the East. A recharter was granted by the national coun- place of leadership on the Vanderbilt campus. jbelta Kojifxa Zp.'Ulan GAMMA CHAPTER First Row: Ben Austin, Jomos Browning, Leo Bashins«y, Alfred Estes, William Hume, Charles Majors. John McReynolds. Second Row: George Morrow, Robert Ncathcry, Hartwell Weaver. Jack Worley, W. L. Adams, David Atkinson, Glenn Henderson. Third Row: J . little. Mador Lonu Chris McClur. E. W. Potts, Jr., Warren Seyfrird, William Shumaker, Merrill Stone. Fourth Row: James Tuck James Woodard Thomas Cummings Bill Hastings Homer Howell Clark Hutton. Waiter King. Fill Row: Richard Pickers. Robert Stamps. Andrew Sweat, Clarence Woodcock Lindsay Bishop. Richard Braslicld. Alan Chey rcy. Si«lh Ro : Douglas Cochran, Charles Eyerman, Webb Follin. Richard Hardin. John Hutton, Frank Kirkman, Edmond Patterson. Seventh Row: Torn Pierson, Thomas Sappington, James Smith. Robert Scyfricd, James Swigqart, William Swiggort. Eighth Row: Hubert Tumor. Most Waller, Jesse Walling. Harvey White. Robert Whitncl DELTA KAPPA EPSILON I 176 I Members UN AUSTIN A I HO iASHINSO A I Chau is MAjott a i jack 0 11 • A • OAVTO ATt NSON II MWIt fuce. A I Thomas Cvww n .( a i WtUiAU «ASfin 1 A • Clam mutton a i WAlTM KIN A I CLASS Of ItW ClASS Of 1140 CLASS Of 1 41 CLASS Of 1442 DELTA KAPPA EPSILON FRATRES IN FACULTATE HORTON R. CASPARIS M.D. WILLIAM L. FLEMING. M.D. . Resident Physician C. M. HAMILTON M.D. . . . Instructor of Clinical Dermatology chris McClure, m.d Professor of Clinical Radiology EDWIN MIMS. Ph.D Hoad of English Department DAVID R. PICKENS. M.D. . . . FRATRES IN URBE .... Profossor of Clinical Surgery Howard Ball Carl Dury Dr. C. C. McCluro Horaeo H. Boavor J. C. Edwards Dr. Edwin Mims James E. Britt Moreau Estes James H. Morris W. 1. Bright. Jr. McDaniol Ewing Dr. Oscar G. Nelson William Borchos Josoph Fylo Farmer John Ormon E. E. Boyd C. L. Fort Henry C. Parront W. H. Caldwoll Joel B. Fort. Sr. Dr. D. R. Pickons Charles Cason Tom Fuqua Thomas W. Pointer Robert Clapp William A. Fuqua Joe Reeves Dr. R. Horton Casparis Dr. Charlos Hamilton E. C. Scruggs Allen R. Cornolius Willard R. Hondrix Wrn. A. Spiclard Charles Cornolius. Jr. Bill Hendrix Wm. T. Steolo Charles L. Cornolius Chearis Hughes John H. Stetson H. H. Corson, Jr. Nat C. Hughes Walter Stoles. Jr. Sam Cowon Harold Huggins Robert Sturdivant A. D. Croighton Jamos Huggins Wm. H. Swiggart Dr. Halo Cullom Williom Hume C. F. Taylor Dr. M. M. Cullom Roy 8. Hennedy. Jr. Dr. Wm. O. Vaughn Charles Dovitt. Jr. Hunter Loftwich Frank Wado Lindsey Davis Richard Lindsey James M. White Paul Davis Dr. Charlos Lowe P. A. Williams Sam Davis John Koith Madden Robert O. Young Gordon Duncan Joff McCarn Wm. Nool McKinnoy Androw J. Zeitlor I 178 | Sigma Chi as founded at Miami University. Oxford. Ohio, in 1855. This group, the third fraternity of the Miami Triad was begun a Sigma Phi , the founders not I nowing that an- other fraternity already existed under the same name. Thus when tho ritual was stolon by a rival fraternity, causing a reestablishment under the present name the theft was actually Seven Tennessee Confederate soldiers formed the Constantine Chapter dur ng the Civ ! Waf to keep Sigma Chi aliive in the South. The fra ternity is now well represented in the United States and . anada. ALPHA PSI CHAPTER A1. . PW UK « t I Leonard Garrard, W Im Grissi Edward Hunter David Patterson, Hunter Taylor, Marshall War- i Bi ! K( •• Bro.ics. .1 • Dc ' i Al • - Earl,. Conway Hail, Charles McMurray, James Part, Third Bitsor David Beauchamp Wende! Bennett, Robert Cohen. Charles Dillingham, Da «son Frierson James Icffe'S. Lerox Murff. Marshal Womack. Rnggio Young, Kenneth Anderson, Robert Bell. Fifth • BuC ner, Swar Burru .. Sinks Bushn ,ae'. Pat Collier Bill Davidson, John Dunn. Sixth Row: Owen Morris, Bit Northern Albert Fisher Oakes. Seventh Row: Poyncr Thweatt. Woodruff Walker. Rife Wade S 1 1 0 1 Members CLASS Of ItJ JAtfh ( AlflANDf A JAWfS hjC-m|S IUTU . A | .«IMIO A I WIUIAW MAIM' A 1 tOWAAO 0 ,l • Mtltffff A • ICIII! AU04|t DAVID C. MMIIVh A • «UNtM TAviO A 1 CLASS Of 11 0 - :.«ah i ItAAlll • f«1 MAI ’ Ik ACC I'll' Jl II :o i • ; «H WAtlOK DO iD A 1 AUIN tAllT Jl At MCC f.-H€lAII 1 ;au| V COHWAV MAH A t MASS A 1 HAIl(l MATImIW U.UUll ' At ,'AU|k All OH A 1 I1A6AN LAW«| N CLASS Of t All (Vf« 1 41 David Mau DAWlON fli|IVOH A 1 OAVTOH Hll A 1 lAMUll ltKO« UU« f. Al CLASS Of 1 42 WAlltl MOO A • WIU.IAM HOITH(IN A 1 IAUI YOUN IlC Flower: White Rose SIGMA CHI FRATRES IN FACULTATE ALFRED BLALOCK. M.D............ R. R. BROWN. M.D.............. FRANCIS L. CASTLEMAN C.E.. M.S. WILLIAM CATE. M.D............. THOMAS CHAPPELL.............. SAM L. CLARK. B.S., M. S. Ph.D.. M.D. CLARENCE CONNELL B.E. . . H. C. GAYDEN. M.D. . . H. U. GAYDEN. M.D........... REUBEN L. GAYDEN M.D.......... WALLER S. LEATHERS. M.D..... JAMES OVERALL. M.D.......... BEN G. SLAUGHTER. B.E......... JAMES G. STAHLMAN. A.B........ W. O. TIRRILL. JR.. M.D....... F. HILL TURNER. M A. . . . THOMAS M. WOODARD. A.B.. M.A. .............................Instructor in Surgery ....................Assistant Professor in Surgery ...................Instructor in Civil Engineering Assistant Profossor in Clinical Modicino .............................Instructor in History ..........................Instructor in Anatomy ... Superintendent of Vanderbilt Hospital ....................Assistant in Clinical Urology ........... Assistant in Clinical Gynecology ............Assistant in Clinical Urology .........................Doan of Medical School ..........................Instructor in Podiotrics .......................Mombor of Boord of Trust .............. . . Mcmbor of Board of Trust Assistant in Clinical Obstotrics and Gynecology ............................. Alumni Secretary ......................... Instructor in Biology FRATRES IN URBE John J. Albers A. M. Alexander Robert L. Alexander John L. Ambrose J. S. Anderson G. H. Armistoad. Jr. William A. Bass Jack S. Batten Archer W. Beasley William D. Beasley William A. Benson G. A. Bothurum, Jr. D. B. Blakcmore J. G. Blokomoro Alfred Blalock Charlos A. Borders J. E. Bouchard. Jr. C. A. Bowen. Jr. Doswoll P. Brown Harden L. Brown M. J. W. Brown Robort R. Brown H. L. Buchanan. Jr. Jos. G. Campbell Goorgo Campbell F. L. Castleman John M. Cato Randolph A. Cato William R. Cato Wirt A. Cate F. R. Chandlor E. B. Chappell. Jr. R. W. Cisco. Jr. Sam L. Clark William N. Clark H. H. Clements. Jr. C. P. Connell W. F. Creighton W. F. Creighton. Jr. Robort Creighton David Crockett F. H. Crockett J. M. Cu'breath R. B. Curoll. Jr. Harbon W. Danniol Gilbert P. Davis Paul N. Davis. Jr. Harold K. Dickson Burryan S. Dudloy Charles G. Dunbar J. S. Dunbar, III J. S. Dunbar. Jr. William M. Duncan John H. Ewin Sam Ewin Robert Ewin Robort G. Fields H. C. Finger Walter H. Finley W. H. Fitzgerald C. C. Flannery James FI. Folk Forest L. Fottrcll V. W. Francis. Jr. Jamos S. Frazer Horace C. Goydon Lewis R. Goydon H. V. Gaydcn John F. Gebhardt Hugh W. Glonn David W. Glenn T. W. Goodlor Felix K. GraSly Robert M. Hall Flumphroy Ftardison L. M. Hollins P. D. Houston. Jr. R. R. Flouston. Jr. Ogdon S. Ffowell James Hofstoad Paul E. Hussey Charles Johnson Charlos H. Johnson Frank W. Johnson Cocil D. Jones Thomas C. Keoling Wm. H. Kisor. Jr. John Knox Jorry E. lambdin Sartain Lanier John H. Lassiter W. S. Lcathors Frank H. Leavoll R. O. B. Leavoll Ullin Leavoll Lewis P. Lindsay Louis Lingner H. S. Lipscomb, Jr. R. O. Mallermie Iro H. Matthews Ralph H. Malson Young J. Malson Donald P. McEwcn Norman S. McEwon C. A. Mclnturff I). L. McQuiddy C. W. Mimeheart Henry P. Minton Thomas H. Mitchell Charles M. Moss R. O. Norwoll W. E. Norwoll. Jr. Jamos C. Ovorall Frank T. Parker J. C. Parlor. Jr. W. P. Parlor. Ill Joseph L. Parkos Albert B. Pascali Claudo W. Pearson Jesse M. Pock, Jr. C. B. Ponnington James W. Perkins Wm. B. Petway Wm. G. Pixton Irwin C. Pooley Wm. S. Porter John F. Posey, Jr. Edward Potter. Jr. Jos. R. Purycor R. B. Puryear, Jr. W. S. Puryear. Jr. Charles S. Ragland William S. Ray William C. Roberts W. A. Robinson. Jr. D. E. Rodcnhauser Fred L. Sale S. R. Sanford. Jr. Ft. L. Scales. Jr. Hell C. Simpson Egbert W. Smith Eugone M. Smith E. 8. Stahlman Jamos G. Stahlman Alex B. Stevenson Logan C. Tato Willard C. Teague Josso B. Thomas P. B. Thompson Louis Tillman W. O. Tirrill. Jr. L. O. Trabue John FI. Tucker F. Hill Turner J. J. VortroOS, Jr. William J. Wado J. W. Wakoficld. Jr. T. M. Wakefield Lewis D. Wallaco Edmond J. Walsh Samuel Weakley Dempsey Weaver Robert L. Wolch R. S. Whitfield John H. Worley L. B. Worley Robort L. Worloy M. S. Wigginton Goo. Williamson Robort D. Willock Elmor E. Wilson William S. Wirshing T. M. Woodord. Jr. G. M. Yarbrough C. F. Zook i in: i Si Confederate officers, as a moans of per petuating their friendship, founded Pi Kappa Alpha at the University of Virginia on March I, 1868. The fraternity maintains a Memorial Hall at the University in memory of its founders. Expansion, although national in scope, has been conservative. Since 1909 the fraternity has been international in character. A na tiona convention is held biennially a different section of the country being selected each timo. lanta. Georgia, and a traveling secretary visits each chapter periodically. of the fraternity are garnet and go d. that its authorship is unknown, and the original badge designed by the founders, aro in use today. Pi Kappxa Alpha SIGMA CHAPTER Cmpvi B g- ji Rwtk Weei TK Cup First Row: Grover Green, John Griffith. Ed Kirkpatrick, George keeper, Edmund Parduc. Second Row: Eugene Pigg. Maynard Roberts. Granville Sims. Ernest Sutherland. Dewitt Thompson III. Third Row: Frank Chcnault. 8. A. Helium. Melvin Kuhn Winston Tipton. A. D. Walker. Fourth Row: Milton Campbell, Elroy Diatiker. Harold Johnson. William O. Donnell. Jesse Perry. Fifth Row: Emile Petrone, Michael Petrone, George Youngfof, J. O. Bryan, Richard Donaldson. Sixth Row: Herbert Giddons. Elliot Jones. Hugh Nicholson, Purvis Orrcll, leland Powell, Joe Walker PI KAPPA ALPHA [ 184 1 Mem hers CLAS' Of Iftf THOMAS CARNEY. A B FRANKLIN FARRAR. Bf GROVER GREEN. A B 3MN GRIFFITH A I DWARD KIRKRATRiC EDMUND RARDUE. A B mavnaRD ROBERTS Bi GRANVlllI SIMS AB AIRLAND AB class of if40 RAYMOND FRANC! B A. HAILUM AB CLASS OF iR4i EMILE RET RONE AB MICHAEL RETRONE A t WALTER RUSSELL CLASS OF If42 RICHARD DONALDSON. A B. HERBERT GIDDENS A B. ELLIOT JONES. A 6. Hoplini Ky. IOHN S PALMER A 8. LELAND POWELL. B.E. G R. SRILLERS. A 8 CHARLES TAFT. A B IOE WALKER A B . Founded at tho University of Colors: Garnet end Gold Flower: Lily-of-the-Valley PI KAPPA ALPHA FRATRES IN FACULTATE RICHMOND C. BEATTY DUDLEY BEAUCHAMP . TYREE FAIN ....... BYRON HILL....... FOWLER HOLLABAUGH JOHN E. POMFRET . . . E. T. RAMSDELL .... EUGENE M. REGEN Rov. W. C. A'e ander Creed Arnold Cecil Baily Fred Beasley H. R. Bell Douglos Bothurum Dale Bevan W. D. Beauchamp W. E. Bowman R. C. Bramwoll M. C. Bridges Kennedy C. Brooks James O. Bush Robert Caldwoll W. A. Caldwoll Portor Cantrell Jamos C. Chambliss Walter F. Cone Thomas Cooper Ed Corbitt Robert Core R. N. S. Crownovor Allan B. Cummings W. E. Danloy Richard Ellis Frank Englort, Jr. Whitney Evans J. Tyree Fain. Jr. Howard Ford John Frazier Howard R. Fullerton Dr. Thomas Gilbert J. Morgan Gordon Tom Guyton James Graham. Sr. E. Ward Harris Herman Head Edqar Herlenstein Ashley Hill Byron Hill ...............Assistant Professor of English ...................Teaching Fellow. Chemistry .......... . Instructor in English Department .....................Instructor in Economics .........Instructor in Clinical Ophthalmology Doan of Senior College and Graduate School . . . Assistant Professor in School of Religion ................Professor of Orthopedic Surgery FRATRES IN URBE Dave Hinkle J. W. Holmes Dr. F. Hollabaugh C. P. Holt Thomas Holt Frank Hosse Pratt Irby William Jackson. Jr. Robert M. Jame-. Dr. O. S. Jonos Thomas Kolloy Robort Killman Jack Joter Claudo M. King E. L. Koty Carver Lackey William A. Lauderdalo D. K. Lee John A. Lindormood N. T. Lowry Jesse Lynn Chesney H. Lyon James Manloy Gordon Marston Dr. C. L. Martin W. L. McClanahan Rov. J. F. McCloud D. FI. McCullough W. C. Miller O. W. Moornoy W. D. Mooney Sam Moorer Brown Morgan William Morgan Clyde Mullins Avent Mutfree Glenn Nolson. Jr. Boone Noel John R. Neblett Larry Nuchols Warner Oliver Grogg G. Oman John Oman, III Harvey Page Howard Pardue George Patton Wallace Patton Tom Petty Carlyle R. Phelps George Perry Franklin Pierce Eugeno Pigg Horaeo T. Polk John E. Pomfret Lewis S. Popo Goorgo Price Rov. Prentice Pugh Sharpe Queener C. T. Ramsdell A. L. Rawlings Ed Regan Eugene M. Regen J. L. Reynoulds Noel H. Riley Cook Settle Harvey Sherer Aaron Shelton K. C. Stengle Dr. W. J. Smith Dr. H. Tanksloy Fred Tonto Milton Thompson Maynard Tipps Rov. W. L. Townes C. E. Van Clove Ed Wassen Neil Watson H. W. Wilkinson N. H. Woodruff Hugh Wright Must Womack Z. L. Wynn ( 186 I Phi Kappa Psi was founded at Jefferson Col- lege. February 19th, 1852. by Charles P. Moore and William H. Letterman. In the first few years a ter its inception the frater nity spread rapidly into a network of many chapters. Phi Psi. like many other chapters was hit hard by the Civil War, but was soon boo on its feet again, having 30 chapters by 18 CO. Growth has proceeded steadily and there are now 52 active chapters. the war, and the retrogre sion of educatione institutions caused Southern eipansion to come slowly. In recent years, however, sev- eral chapters have been established in the leading Southern universities. Tennessee Delta was estoL shed at v'onderbilt in 1901, and since that time has initiated over Plti Kajijxa P'Li TENNESSEE DELTA CHAPTER Ki«ck«n Fo'c First Row: Dan Breland. Aigie Kilbrough Choate, Lawrence Cooper, Al Otborr.e. Second Row: Carter Petr ins. Scott George, Clarie Adamt, Wendell Chootc. Third Row: Edward McGehee, James Rulfin. FranL 6atts, Edward Felond CoHman. Fourth Row. Horace Tipp Gill, Homer Lawrence Hoe, Robert Emmett Lodge CLASS OF Itlt DAN BRELAND A 8 AlC LAWRENCE COOPf A 1 mOM S MclfMOftl A! At OSBORN! At C ARIES PERKINS AB Class of it«o CLASS OF 1441 LARKf ADAMS A 6 . A B CLASS OF 1942 FRANK BAIT EDWARD FELAND COFFMAN AB HORACE TIPP GILL. FRED MASON A B founded at Washington and Colon: Cardinal Red and Flower: Jecquiminot PHI KAPPA PSI FRATRES IN FACULTATE LESLIE DILL. M.D.... DUNCAN EVE. JR.. M.D. . LELAND JOHNSON M.D. . FRATRES IN URBE Robor? Armistead Allon Douglas Borry Frank Alien Berry Rufus Roland Samuol C. Boyer. Jr. William DeWald Boyer T. J. Broderick. Jr. Richard C. Brown Norman Bryant Joseph W. Byrns. Jr. Milford Bullington William M. Carr. Jr. Felix R. Cheathom John H. Chook A. B. Clark Winston L. Clark Peter V. Cloko, Jr. W. C. Clough, Jr. Harold C. Curry Willis B. Dowell William G. Doylo Finley Cartor Dorris William I. Edwards William Evans Duncon Eve. Jr. Paul F. Evo. Jr. Robert C. Foster George C. Gaffney James M. Gallagher Guy Gillespie Ale Godwin. Jr. James T. Granberry Walter F. Pond C. Driscoll Grimes Thomas A. Grimes Cornelius Hall Phil Harris Phil M. Harrison Witherspoon W. Hays Carter Hendricks Joseph L. Hill Hal W. Huddleston Leonard B. Hughos Clorence M. Hunt Howard B. Kerr W. A. Kelley O. W. Kuhn Edward Li t ♦ roll W. M. Mann Joseph O. Martin Maurice Mattingly Gilbert McLemore Robert D. Mills. Jr. John B. Morris Richard S. Morrison Harry S. Myers Joo Nouhoff John Neuhoff Hamilton Parks Hamilton Parks, Jr. J. Clinton Parks A. O. Pate Ben Patterson Leo D. Payno I 190 I Assistant Professor of Obstetrics Adjunct Professor of Medicine .............Assistant Pathologist W. K. Phillips Otis B. Radebaugh John Ransom Modicus Ronsom Bailey Rascoe Morris Ray. Jr. F. S. Royor J. Lacey Reynolds Ernest Rice Haskoll Rightor Herndon S. Scobey J. N. Scott Daniol P. Soxton Earl D. Sloan Richard D. Small Billy Smith Jordan Stokes, Sr. Jordan Stokes, Jr. Jomos W. Stoles Edward Swain Charlos M. Switror Boyd Taylor Jesse H. Thomas Luttrell Thomas Jamos S. Tuppor Sfanloy M. Vail Gideon P. Wade Howell E. Warner. Jr. Charles B. Whitworth D. E. Wiley Thomas J. Wynne J. G. Wynne Phi Kappa Sigma was founded by seven stu- dents at the University of Pennsylvania on October 19. 1850. The aim of these students was to form a closely-knit, selective organiza- tion based upon conservative principles. Since its inception it has attained a uniform national distribution, purposely limited to the leading universities of the country on the precept that quality is more desirable than quantity. On Vanderbilt campus Alpha lota Chapter has consistently developed along these conservative lines a we I-rounded per- Phi Kafijxa Sibina ALPHA IOTA CHAPTER SUv«ry Mi Tyf« Cup First Row: Thomas Alexander, Theodoro Dyer. Frank Grace. Dean Havron. Second Row: John Omcr Koehler. Joel Covington, Rush Doricr. William Jordan, James Rich. Third Row: Charios Heffron, Marshall Holt. Howard Humphrey, Robert Myers. Fourth Row: Jack Postlcwaite. Robert Boyce, Charles Herndon, Oon Kelley, Edward Souby. PHI KAPPA S Id HI A I 192 J Me tubers CLASS Of Itlt fRANC GtACf A • • AH HAVRQH A 8 CLASS Of it«0 JAMtS CLASS Of IMI JACK 1 CLASS Of IR4J HNSON A e iDWAPQ Founded at the University of Colors: Black and Gold Flower: Chrysanthemum PHI KAPPA SIGMA FRATRES IN FACULTATE JACOB M. JOHIIN. JR.. M.D..............................................Assistant Profossor of Biochemistry JAMES A. KIRKLEY. M.D.................................................... Instructor in Clinical Surgery JOHN W. SIMPSON. M.D...................................................Assistant Professor in Obstotrics FRATRES IN URBE Charles Akers Joe Hart Robert Rood Clark Akers 1. V. Dondoror Phil Robinson Malcolm W. Baldwin Bill Hendricks Jack Sample Roy W. Black James Hofstetter David Scott F. W. Blankonship Calo Horn Judge Guild Smith Dr. R. Boyd Bogle Claudo Hornor Max Souby Miller B'andon C. A. Horner Ernost Spain Dr. J. L. Bryan Tate Huggins Prof. Hubbard Srygloy Doak Campbell Will Huggins Dr. P. D. Srygloy loe F. Cayco Josso R. James Thoodoro Q. Srygloy Richard Clark James M. Jennings Jamos S. Torry Dan Cockrill Erskino Klyco Trousdale Terry Sterling Cockrill Alfred T. Lovino H. O. Thomas William Cook Frank Maddux Banks Turner Dr. Sam Cowan William F. Malone Eugeno Vandergrift L. R. Curroy. Jr. Donald L. McCIcaren Richard Van Dyke J. E. Dunn Roy Milos Dr. Jamos J. Vaughn George T. Dunn, Jr. Gus Millor D. R. Wade Ernest DuPont W. M. Mitchum Jamos E. Ward Dr. Roy Elam Stanford Mooro W. E. Ward. Jr. P. M. Estes Rev. A. J. Mooro Dr. Paul Warner P. M. Estes, Jr. Harry L. Nolson Lomuol A. Warner Frank Farris, Sr. William Newsom Robort H. White Graham Finley Dr. O. A. Oliver Albort S. Williams Charlio Fleming John R. Ovorall T. V. Woodring Ben Gambill Gilbert P. Pittman P. L. Woodward Bill Givans Carroll Rood Dr. G. M. Zucarollo [ 194 I In 1898 a group of fourteen theologica' students in New York City banded together through the close ties of friendship, taking as a name for their organization the Greet letters ZBT. In 1902 a local fraternity of the College of tho City c- New 'fork Omicron Epsilon Phi, requested a merger of the two groups, and became Zeta Beta Tau’s first col lege chapter. Since that time the fraternity has enjoyed a rapid and successful growth. thirty-five active chapters in the United States heritage as tho oldest and argest of a Jewish college fraternities. The Alpha Gamma chapter was ofmod on the Vanderbilt campus in the al of 1917 and received its charter from Zeta Beta au in 1918. Its development has kept pace with that of the national fraternity. Jeta fleta tau. ALPHA GAMMA CHAPTER I Flrit Row: Bur Kaufnijn, Loo'll, Rotenbljm Abrahams, Second Row: J. Bernard, Franl. Ghertner, Levy, W.noluf. Third Row BiUoft H Bernard, Cohen, George Foi. lichterman. Fourth Row: lightman, Ollh.ro. Enic- EsUnd, Gilbc-t Fo . Fifth Row: Greener. Raiman. Re.t-er, Rosenbaum, Rosenblatt. S' th Row: S.mbe'g, Simon, Solomon, Tillman, Zin BETA Z E T A I 196 I t a y A embers CLASS Of «fit MORRIS BURK A 6 IRVING AUFMAN A B MARSHALL LEWIS A | HERMAN ROSENBlUM A | , CLASS Of 19 0 HARRIS ABRAHAMS. A f JACK BERNARD. A 9. iONARD FRANK A1. LEONARD GHERTNE AB LEVY A B • ERALO WINOKUR A B CLASS Of 1941 JWARD BALLOff A 1 HAROLD BERNARO A B. MARL • FOX A B MART'S LiCMTIRMAN A 1 CLASS Of 1941 ERUCK A 1 alien eskino ab OX A 6 EUGENE GREENER A I MAXWELL RASMAN A ’ ALFRED ROSENBAUM A B GEORGE ROSENBLATT. A B IRVING SIMBE RG A B WILLIAM SIMON A B LLMAN A 6. WILLIAM ZIV. A B City of New York. 1898 Cohort: Axuro end White ZETA BETA TAU FRATRES IN FACULTATE DR. A. E. KELLER .............................Professor of Preventive Medicino and Public Health DR. ALBERT WEINSTEIN ..........................................................Instructor in Medicino DR. BERNARD M. WEINSTEIN.......................................................Instructor in Surgery FRATRES IN URBE Dr. Sam Bornow Leonard Hyman Seymour Samuels. Jr. Bobby Blum Homor Jonas M. F. Schwartz Boris Brooks S. J. Joseph Samuol Simon Elmer Cohon Dr. Alvin E. Kollor Joromo Small Joseph Cohon Melvin Kornman Alfrod Starr Dr. Marion Davis M. S. Lebeck Bcrnio Steiner Bobby Epstein Horaco Levy Elmore Stolzor M. M. Eskind Dorris Lovcnthal Dr. Albort Weinstein Henry Franklin Martin Lovonthal Dr. Bornard Weinstein Alvin Ghertnor Samuel Loventhal Sol Woinborgor Albort Goldborg Dr. Sol Lowonstoin G. S. Woiss Jack Harris Ira Lusky Alan Zibort Harold Honning Loon Matison Dan May Joo Morso, Jr. Carl Zibort On November 7th 1913 a closely knit group of students attending New York University laid the foundation of Alpha Epsilon Pi. This Jewish fraternity was organized to incu cate and promote deep-seated friendship; to en- courage truthfulness, honesty, and courage; to inaugurate a healthy spirit of co-operation and helpfulness: to create a better understanding the mutua advantage of all concerned. Several years later, after the group had ac- to orm a national organization. In 1917 the Beta chapter was established at Come'], the •irst step in a momentous expansion, this expansion continues to carry tho Alpha Alpha Zp ilon Pi L O ALPHA E P N P I ALPHA I 200 ) LON P Me mb CLASS of STANLEY GARftCP AJ. ers IRIR LAWBfNCI GROSSMAN MO IRVING SCHWARTZ. Aft. HAROLD SUT {t A ft CLASS Of METER ftERGMAN A 1 IR 0 SAMUEL - N Aft AN KOTTLER A.ft CLASS Of ALVIN ftERMAN Aft 1941 ARD GOLDSTEIN. AS CLASS Of 1947 J. FREEMAN. A.ft.. ALFRED LASHER. Aft. HERMAN SHAPIRO. Aft HOWARD STURMN A 8 M Founded et New York University New York City. 1913 Colors: Blue end Gold Flower: White Gerdenie When Vanderbilt University was in its early development fifteen girls formed Pi Kappa Upsilon. a local sorority on the campus. In 190 4 this group became Alpha Eta o Kappa Alpha Theta and for severa years held the distinction of being the only national woman's fraternity at Vanderbilt. The present odge house, located on Highland Avenue, was built in 1913. The Thetas have been outstanding in all phases of sorority life at Vanderbilt. In scholarship intra-murals, and general activities they rank as one o the leading sororities and have proven themselves to be a credit to the univer- sity and to their national organization. Kg qsjxq, Alfilta 7lieta ALPHA ETA CHAPTER • Th How Fi'rtt Row: Florence Abernathy, Polly Ann Biilinglon, Annie Lee Crowell. Jeanne Gibson. Eiva Hollins, Abigail Robenson. Sec- orcl Ro« Harriet Short Jean Smith Virginia Stufdivar Mary Eli.'abeth Be Mary He rn Henry, Lucille Johnson Third tow: Shirley Steeiv Anr, Stcga: Billie Woody. Shirley Caldwell, Susan Choc- Sue Douglas. Fourth Ro : Marcella DrisVill, Whit Ola Dr.s. Rachel Farris Mar, Ruth Franklin Eli-e Johnson Virgin.a McClellan. Filth Row Groy Moore. Margaret Norvril. Catherine Simpson, Jane Vanco, Martha Wade, Daman's Witherspoon. Sixth Row: Caroline Ambrose, Ruth Cornelius, Bond Davis Volla freeman. Dorothy Ann Seward, Ann Shapard, Harriet Williams KAPPA ALPHA T H E T A I 204) Members CLASS Of ISIS flORENCE A|{ RNATHY A1 LLf ANN 0ILLINGTON A.fi ANNil LEE CROWELL A B JlANNE GUSON A I ElVA H , lLlNS A 1 ABIGAIL CBENSON Al HARRIET SHORT A I JEAN SMITH AJ VIRGINIA StU OlVANT A I CLASS Of IS40 MARY ELIZABETH Mil a I MAli HELEN HENRY a B SHIRLEY STEELE. AI ANN STEGALL A I CLASS Of IS4I j'.aN CHEER AB OOGLAS AI A U t G« MARCELLA 0R‘SKILi. A.B iA DRiSXil SAC EL AW S:S A | MARY RUTH fRAN :t N A| ELAINE J0MNS N A J Virginia McClellan ab GRAY MOOR I A B MARGARET NO VtL CATHERINE SIMPSON A 6 JANE VANC • MARTHA WADE A B 0AM A • IS WITHERS! CLASS Of IS4J CAROLINE AMBROSE A B RUTH CORNELIUS. A B . BONO DAVIS A 0 VOILA EREEMAN. A e IOROTHY ANN SEWARD, A B ANN SHARARO. A B HARRIET WILLIAMS A B Waihincjtc BETTY EAY WITHERSPOON A B. Founded at DcPauw University Colors: B ack and Gold Flower: Pansy I WSJ KAPPA ALPHA THETA Mrs. B. H. Abernathy Mrs. Josh Ambroso Mrs. E. C. Armistoad Sara Armistoad Mrs. Herbert Armstrong Mrs. Frank P. Bachman Mary Louiso Boardon M rs. W. S. Bearden, Jr. Mrs. Andrew Benodicr Jr. Mrs. Alfred B alock Mrs. R. B. Boglo. Jr. Mrs. Reber Boult Ellon Bowers Elizabeth Brookes Mrs. Jamos F. Coo Mrs. H. K. Buckner Mrs. Joseph W. Byrns. Jr. Mrs. Frank I. Cherry Mrs. Charlos W. Cook Mrs. R. G. Coonoy Mrs. T. A. Clarkson Mary Louiso Crowford Mrs. Robert Croighton Mrs. Watkins Crockett Elizabeth Dandridgo Mrs. M. B. Davis Ann Dillon Mrs. Howard Dobson Mrs. Geddos Douglas Louiso Douglas Mrs. Jones Elliott Elinor Ewing Mrs. Morcdith Flautt Mrs. S. M. Fleming, Jr. Mrs. T. A. Fuqua Mrs. Edwin Gardner Mrs. Charles Francis Gnny Groce Ellon Glasgow Eli aboth Glasgow I SORORES IN URBE Mary Gould Lucy Grasty Mrs. Harry J. Guffoo Eliso Handloy Mrs. Ernest K. Hardison Jr. Mrs. Charles Howkins Mrs. Thomos Hondorson Mrs. John Horbert, Jr. Mrs. Robert Herbert. Jr. Louiso Herron Henrietta Hickman Mrs. Ernost L. Howo Isobol Howoll Mrs. W. W. Hubbard Charlotto Humphrey Willio D. Johnson Mrs. T. R. Kirkpatrick Mrs. John T. Kroig Mrs. Frodorick Lucas Mrs. Lewis Lyne Mrs. Robort C. Pattorson Mrs. H. P. Minton Mrs. Joseph T. McCaroy Mrs. Leonard McKoand Mrs. C. M. Moss Frances Me Lester Ella Puryoar Mims Mrs. J. E. Nagy Mrs. Oscar G. Nelson Mary Noel Evelyn Norton Mrs. Jamos C. Overall Mrs. Carr Poyno Aurelia Potts Julia Powoll Mrs. G. A. Puryoar. Jr. Clara Bell Puryoar Linda Rhea Juanita Roberts Mrs. P. A. Rodriguez Mts. Morgon B. Reynolds Mrs. J. W. Roper Katherine Ralston May Isobolla Saunders Mrs. Thos. W. Schlater. Jr. Mrs. B'ice Sumnor Mrs. Thos. B. Scoggins Ethel Saro Scoggins Adelaido Scholl Mrs. Cocil Sims Mary Helen Simpson Margarot Slommons Maria Slommons Kathorino Swiggart Mrs. Harold F. Smith Mrs. Fleming W. Smith Mrs. Laird Smith M's. Robert L. Schmid. Jr. Mrs. Anderson Spickard Mrs. A!oc B. Stcvonson. Jr. Mrs. Albert W. Stockell Mildred Stoves Mrs. Thos. P. Stewart Mrs. C. P. Stroet Mrs. John T. Sugq. Jr. M's. Thos. Trabuo Mis. W. O. Treanor. II Mis. H. 8. Trimble Mrs. W. O. Tirrol. Jr. Stella Scott Vaughn Abbio Scott Vaughn Waddell Walker Mis. E. J. Walsch Exine Webb Mis. M. S. Wigginton Mrs. John H. Whaley. Jr. Mrs. T. A. Wigginton. Jr. Mrs. A. L. Williams Mrs. E. E. Wilson Mrs. Earl G. Woolwino Ann Wright Lou ise Young I .’( 6 1 Delta Delta Delta was founded in Boston Massachusetts on TnanUgiving E e in 1888 with the eipress purpose of friendship, schol fraternity to be founded in New England, and the second international woman's fraternity. Vanderbilt University in 1911, the outgrowth belia Shelia heita delta Gamma chapter sncei Evan . Betty Freeland. Harriet Hibbl. Dorothy Kinc Reed. France Ro e. Jean Wctterau, Laura Whition. Thir pa turc Martha Haynic. Ethel Joy Alice Lewi . Fourth Ro anc McLean. Enima Jean Mitchell El.-abeth Surlc . Fifth (tow lc. Nolle Edward Elaino Ewald. Ann Caroline Gillcspi. Lou'io Oliver. Mary Low Voiburcj, Betty Weight. Mary BroC' Martha Ann Earthrran Ann Vauqhn Lurav Welch A em her $ CLASS OF itl HANOI MOWN A | IfTT| luTtCMlflO A I WINItttO niton A • (•ASCII | V A HA • MtTT MlflANO A | MAlllft MlHS A I 0O O hy •;, a | fll.’AIITM 10 1 A I WAIT A W h|M A I J|HHI| MOWN U||« A I KO UINO A I ANN MfO «ANCIS 10 1 j|AN WtTTfCAU A | IAU A WHITSON A I (UIlT WTOAl A I CLASS OF •• © IONA COCOt A I |u ;t ct'OnOw a • MAC JtAV'OVON A | IACAM I• ANCIS IOWAIO A I •.a • a. OO0 AUu l • MAIlHA MAYNII A I AUCI IIWI A | JANf LOO Of A I VAtAH lOOOf A I ■ IMCCA u-CMI AI ,‘ANf III U(l|AN A I (UUA HAN MITChIH a I w A I : A11 f WAUM A I CLASS Of H4I lucr AUIN ooni A I IIAINI IWAlO A I MAC ansi I a | ANN CAlOi l lUlM’l a | MlllAM U(OAW A | luCt mastin a I fUA lOll « Olivti A I ANN SN|U A I MAIl LOU -Oitut A I If TIT WllGHl, A I CLASS OF 1 42 WAIT HOC A I CATHftINf • WN A • Il' AlftM CAM A I WAITMA AN . fAltMMAN A • ANN VAUGHN A I IUIAT WILCM A I IAVINIA WllMII COON A I Founded at Boston Univorsity, 1888 Flowor: Pansy DELTA DELTA DELTA SORORES IN URBE Mrs. Ed Reeves Adams Eloanor Hall Mrs. Battle Rhodes Mrs. R. L. Alexander Jr. Katherino Harrison Elizaboth Riley Mrs. John Ball Mrs. C. M. Hash Mrs. Julian Scruggs Ann Elizabeth Battle Mary W. Hasty Mrs. James Soalc Martha Beasley Mrs. Philip Harding Landis Shaw M's. Charles M. Beatty Sara Henderson Mrs. Tom Shrivers Boss Black Mrs. E. M. Highsmith Blanche Smith Mr-,. Chas. G. Blaclard Mrs. Maxoy Jarman Elizabeth Smith Catherine Bell Margaret Keller Eugonia Smith Mrs. A. B. Bonodict Ruth Kollor Linda Sneed Ruth Bond Mary Virginia King Ruth Sneed Mrs. Joseph Burke Mrs. Sam Kirkpatrick Mrs. T. N. Stapleton Mrs. Robert Cain Mrs. James Kirfloy Eva Stephens Sarah Caldwoll Martha Lambeth Mrs. Harry Stricklor Gertrudo Casobior Floro Mao Low Anno Sutherland Mrs. Brainard Chonoy Mrs. W. S. Lcathor. Jane Sutherland Ada Childors Mrs. Harold Lowe Sue Sutherland Mrs. S. A. Cislor Mrs. Howard Maxon Mrs. G. D. Tato Mrs. Sam Clark Mrs. John McCall Mrs. Homer Torry Francos Clomonts Sarah McCarley Mrs. Oaronco Thomas Mary M. Clements Mrs. Sidney McClellan Elizaboth Thinas Mrs. John R. Cross Elizabeth McHenry Mrs. Gasgokk Tidman Mrs. Byrd Douglas Noll McMurray Mrs. J. S. Waldrum Laura Duke Evelyn Miller Ellon Wallace Mrs. Daniol Mrs. O. F. Minton. Jr. Lydia Walkor Mary Doubloday Mrs. Robert Mitchum Mrs. Marion Ward Mary Louiso Dunn Mrs. B. P. Mooro Mrs. W. E. Ward. Jr. Mrs. Robort Dunn. Jr. Eliso Mooro Martha E. Washington Mary Bay Duncan Sarah Walkor Mooro Mrs. A. J. Whcolor Mrs, R. E. Durrctt. Jr. Mrs. J. S. Morrell Mrs. Robort Whito Alico Tomplo Dyor Mrs. Richard Morrison Mrs. J. D. Whito Josephino Dyer Eugonia Moseloy Mrs. Joel Whitney Mrs. Gus Dyor Mrs. Woyno Murphy Mrs. J. M. Whitson Nancy Edwards Mrs. Robort Newman Francos Wilkorson Carolyn Eskridgo Polly Parrish Mrs. A. W. Wilson Eleanor Fleming Alborta Pate Sara Ellon Wilson Elizaboth J. Fleming Mrs. Henry Porry Mrs. Malcolm William-, Esther Fleming Mrs. W. D. Phillips Anita Williams Mrs. William Frierson Mrs. Tom Pointor Virginia Williamson Catherine Fleming Evolina Polk Mrs. Waltor Williams Mrs. Henry Goodpasturo Mrs. Justine Potfor Dorothy Winton Mrs. Allen Grimes Lila Provost Mrs. Hilliar Ward Ellene Ransom Mrs. Waltor Redors Stolla Rich Mrs. Tom Zorfoss Alpha Omicron Pi was founded at Barnard fraternity to be founded at Barnard. Its founders wore Jessie Wa lace Hughan, Helen St. Clair Mul an. St«v a George Stern Perry and Elizabeth Heywood Wayman. 48. act ve chapters in Canada 2 o'umnae I. established in 1921. used in loans to chapters for the puroose c' purchasing or remodeling chapter houses and lodges, and in ans to philanthropic work: Library in Vanderb'l through vc untary sor ce and contributions Alpha O+nicAxy+t Pi GAMMA CHAPTER Cut W. K Mow MoiKit ' 00 Firit Row Roth Baike'tc. Mane'va Clementi. Dean Crain, Evel, Jonei. Sara Kin.-ly. Lillian Mclaurin. Second Row: Jean Noland. ’ 'arcei Spain. Virginia Blai' Margaret Folk Margaret Jackie-. Roth King. Third Row: Jeanne $tephcn or Sarah Wharton, Katie Ro'.e Wood , And y Bagwell Madolyn B.'lwm Marion Binkley Fourth Row: Edna Ruth Bryan . June Burki. Edna Murray Davy : .tine Haile Hi . Marie L ghtfoot. Hardy Nola- J. Fifth Row Martha Jean Peeler, Melon Smith, Jane V-ck. 8etty Brinkley. Anne Cower Margaret Fraier. Sixth Row Peggy Herigos, Allone Myden, Mary Trimble. Mildred Walker. H A 0 M I ( I 0 N P A L P I 212 I Members CLASS of RUTH PRENTICE BAScETTI. Al MANfRVA CLEMENTS A I MARGARET DEAN CM N A I EVELYN JONES. A • MARION KfMR A | SABA KlNZLY. At LILLIAN McLAUtlN LLI JEAN RUTH NOLANO A I TRANCES SPAIN. A I CLASS Of VIRGINIA HAIR A I MARGARET FOLK. At MARGARET JAC ON A I RUTH KING At JEANNE STERMENVON At SARAH WHARTON. A I. aTi| ROSE wooes. AI CLASS Of ANOROMlOlA tAGWtlL At MADOlYN 6iOWlll At MAI.ON Is LEY A t EDNA MURRAY DAVY. At ELAINE HAlU At HARDY NOLAN A I MARTHA PEEL- At JANE VIC A t CLASS Of JEAN tEOUETTE A 6 BETTY BRINKLEY A t. ANN! COWES A B ALIENE HYOEN. At. DUDLEY MARSHALL A B MARY TRIMBLE A B MlLDREO WALKER. At ItIR I MO «Ml 1942 Founded at Barnard Collega Columb a University, 189 ' Colors: Red and White Flower: Jaquiminot Rose ALPHA OMICRON PI SORORES IN URBE Corinne Anderson Mrs. William P. Fly Mrs. Russoll McIntosh Mrs. R. A. Austin Mrs. Joo Goodo Lucy Reed McMurrey Mrs. Ferris Bailoy Mrs. Lurton Goodpasture Mrs. Martin McNamara Mrs. John W. Barton Mrs. J. M. Gordon Grace McVeigh Mrs. W. H. Barton Mrs. John R. Graf Lily Meadors M's. Claudo Boli Eleanor G'aham Mrs. Nathan Mefford M'$. Lynch Bonnott Catherine Graham Mrs. M. L. Miller Lorraino Bindloy Winifred Groon Mrs. Thoodoro Morford Mrs. Norman Boyd Lucy Groor Mrs. L. A. Newman Melon Bramwoll Elizaboth Hill Constance Ormc Imogeno Bratton Marion Hill Mrs. Frank Owsley Frances B'atton Mrs. J. H. Harrington Mary Katherine Porter Mrs. Vernon Brogdon Helen Harris Francos Rucks Mrs. J. H. 8urko Floronco Hayes Mary Olivia Rutedgo Mrs. T. J. Burns Minnie Hayes Mrs. Herndon Scoboy Mrs. D. C. Caboen Josephine Hawkins Mrs. J. R. Shackelford. J Mrs. John Caidwoi' Mrs. Curry Hearn Mrs. Robort Shoffnor. Jr. Mrs. Maury M. Calvorf Mrs. W. R. Hendryx Mrs. Marion B. Smith Mrs. Ciaronco Campbell Mrs. Robert Henry Mrs. J. H. Sneed Mrs. W. J. Campboll Ellen Henry Martha Snell Mrs. Paul Carroll Evelyn Holman Alice Wray Springer Virginia Carson Mrs. Clarence Hoppor Mrs. Lutfrell Thomas Mrs. Thomas Cartor Mrs. J. 1. Hudson Mrs. Roy Thompson Francos Cartor Mrs. Tato Hutton Elizabeth Thompson Margaret Choppoll Margarot Lamb Mrs. W. J. Tichenor Mary Dorris Suo Lanior Mrs. S. S. Treanor Virqinia Duboso Nita Lanior Floronco Tylor Adollo Dudnoy Mrs. Nod Lentz Mrs. Sam Walker Kathcrino Dudncy Douglass Lovino Francos Woise Robin Eostcs Virginia Lowis Mary Popper Wells Mrs. Overton Elkins Roborta Lightfoot Elizabeth Wenning Mrs. Eugene Ellison Martha Lovo Mrs. Curry White Frances Ev ing Mrs. Robort Macgrudor Margaret Whiteman Martha Farnsworth Mrs. Travis Martin Joan Whorley Mary Alice Farr Mrs. Samuol Moyer Evolyn Widell Mrs. D. G. Faulknor Mrs. W. H. McCord Josephine McKclvoy Eva Joan Wratho I 214 J Gamma Phi Beta was founded at Syracuse University. November II 1874 by E. Adeline Curtis. Mary A Bingham, Frances E. Haven and Helen M. Dodge. Although in its early years Gamma Phi spread rapidly in the North and Northwest, the tendency in recent years has been toward southern eapansion. Gamma Phi Beta became the first international so- rority with the instal'ation of a chapter at the University of Toronto Ontario. Thro© other chapters have been installed in Canada since that time. Lillian Thompson was one of the founders of Pan-Hedonic, and Gamma Phi Beta was one of tho first mombors of that body. The sorority maintains three camps 'or underprivileged children, with members of the various chapters acting as advisors and helpers. amnia Phi Peta ALPHA THETA CHAPTER G«m «9 l id| 0 0i (« O K DoonUpi (i A BETA A 1216) U Me mb ers CLASS Of nit ANltA lAlHUW A | AUCI MAUI A | fOZAIftH CAM A I (LIZAIITh COtl A • uaii CaTm(«in( Cl ‘«sin;.hau a • HO'SI QAV1DSOM A • WAti.AiiT OtNStOW Al ItlZAIflH hAIUO ) A | JfANNf MUOHltl A • XMcOThy NANCr m«C«ACMN a I III Kf lIMNA vuvlllf A • r NllOlf hAUSI A 1 MAT NO€l. A 1 MTTV MNiCl A 1 JAN| iMlfNltC A • IOU S a|Tm a • ! AAttlN' A • CLASS Of MAC :hamii«s a • JAM JAr.l A 1 •UTh CVIHHl A | MTUli HAOtA A 1 WtllA MAMNfl A 1 KlTA LANt A • MAC ft 1 |t font A | MAIT llvAH A 1 MAft Aft|T HC4N A 1 o«nfvoH a a SAIAH CLASS Of INI ILIA HO • tAHClft A 1 JlAN | « KM LOU• SI CAftft A ft JlAN OUSlNII • • ▼ A I SUSAN fOWVlft A 1 UAft. . ■ |t ANN MOdWAN A | i A 1 JOAH MAOS IftMA LOUIS! NdOlftxAUSIft Al IUS4 ftltCM|TT. A • JANI toaiftts Al MACH BOOMS A | ILAINI lAftftO CLASS Of l?42 JlAN ClAftr A 1 • •ANCIS OlOCir A l MAftf MANCIS 0 ftOBIftTA OHSON A • VlftOtNIA M Aft IAN A | LUCILI SltlllNO. A I. MAfttMA THAO MAiir Founded at Syracuse University 1874 Colors: Brown and Mauve Flo er: Pink Carnation GAMMA PHI BETA SORORES IN URBE Charlotte Andress Virginia Loo Griffith Lorraine Regon Elizabeth Boasiey Eloanor Guthree Mary Louiso Roinko Annotto Boasiey Bonnie Hager Dorothy Rich Lucille Boasiey May Herron Mary McKinnee Sharpe Eleanor Brown Martha Hightower Mrs. Joo Sharpo Mary Friel Brown Mrs. Tom M. Holt Mrs. B. F. Smith Charlotte Caldwell Ruth Horn Rosalyn Smith Polly Calhoun Mrs. Joe Jotton Mrs. Frank Spanior Lucille Cato Mrs. John Hood Helen Sterling Mrs. Hugh Cocil Dorothy V. Hutchoson Elizabeth Strayhorn Mrs. Charles U. Coggins Louiso Jackson Mrs. Bennett Arden Mrs. G. F. Cole, Jr. Margaret Johnson Thompson Mrs. Leonard Dugger Malinda Jones Catherine Van Doren Martha Eatherly Martha Lane Charlotte Williams Mrs. William P. Finney Mrs. Robert Killman Rosemary Williams Ann Hester Fox Mrs. Josophine Cooper Mrs. R. T. Young Julia Gibson Kingreo Mrs. D. L. Lansdon Mrs. Frank R. Lon Janet McKoy Eli aboth McLane Ruby McMurtry Mrs. James W. Manley Mrs. George Mayhow Mary Cecil Morrison Ruth Morton Mary Elizabeth Oman Mrs. R. J. Ottarson Mrs. Robert Young The fifth international women's fraternity Sigma Kappa, stands essentially the same in name and plan as when founded in November 1874 by the first five women to o tor Colby College, Waterville Maine. As its international ph.lanthropy Sigma Kappa adopted the educational wor of the Maino Sea Coast Mission, foe ng that it would be rendering • itting homage to its five founders themselves Maine women of the sorority is the Triangle, a quarterly where. fundamental'y Christian, democratic in spirit, universal in application Sigma Kappa has been •rom the very irst a sorority for college women, and from her purpose she has never our-year colleges and universities of high Kappa was established on May 15 1926. Sicjsna KafisjzcL ALPHA RHO CHAPTER UP Fir ? Row: Julia 8anis Jea Forre ?cv Am- ir Macon. Second Row: Margaret Broadwc Marion Head Jeanette OHiver Tniri Row Norn., Jo Petr-. Ellraebth De Brohun. Mary Ruth Goner. Fourth Row: Margaret Green Adeline Reubush, Jane Seabolf. S I (5 M A KAPPA S 0 t 0 P I T y [ 220 ] Me m b crs CLASS Of It UL'A |AH S A B CAAOLINC BOCK MA JEAN rOftiSTft A I CLASS Of IA40 ANNELLE MACON A 1 CLASS Of If4l VIAGIN’A ALL masgaset tftQADWEi A I MAt.'ON MF AD, A JEANETTE OtAIVEA. Al NOAma jO Af T E a • CLASS Of IA42 IIZAKTH Of MOMUN A 0 MAAY autm gasse a A B v i AV amiii maIGAMT GAEEN A0 AOCLAIOE HAZA®0 AS ONG Al. AOELlNf AEUIUSH A B JANE SEABOlT. Al Flower: Vioot u:i ] [ z:z J H d kl 0 1 I S d 3 V h 0 1 V •ueumsjM u Of upujC. S 0UJ|0$ 'uoiuuiO)j ui.y Poaoqaa 'upuiAh 0|OOQ H «8 :mo8 H noJ ‘UPluMOjQ otojj pjp$ i qaA UP p '” $ ®«U« r oipPuinqj oucr PJ!H1 'upiuiioa tuiiH snpidi'q sauby uojqoapf 'P|P- . H3 ®i| 3 : oy puosas '6i q|0 A |dpui|q ‘uidituij upop qnp,j aujqdatop naojg A |jiq$ oj isjij Mem ben CLASS Of I«40 SHIRLEY SLOCK. A S. . JOSEPHINE TftAUS A S. JEAN WCINSTI IN AS MlNDfl WOLBf RG AS CLASS Of It4| ESTELLE EHIENWALO AS. HARRIET JACOSSON A S AGNES LARiDOS. AS C'VIA OtSHiNE a i JANE SHUmACKE a B JEANNE STARR, AS JEAN WESER AS CLASS Of I44J SARA ROSE GROSSMAN AB BERTHA HIRSCH. AS CECILE HYMAN A B REBECCA ANN KORNMAN A B. SflMA SELIGMAN AB JEAN WlCKSMAN AS N«w Yoa N Y Founded at Barnard College New York, 1909 Color Green and White I ower: L y-ofthe Valley “ELMER” To soma people. Bill Schwartz is known at the known as the man who capab;y manages the bus ness affairs of the Athletic Astociation and as one of the men who have contributed much to keep Vanderb t athletics on a high plane but to all who know him, ho is known os o fine gantle man, a man always oager to help anyono in all who are fortunate to know him. So we say in tribute to Bill Schwartz—a finer gentleman never lived. t ::v 1 Marshall. Coach Morrison, and Willie Geny in a Gay Mood Morrison A1 • • •P'« C«p' l« Ov S «‘ ' 5 An Outing at the Huggins Farm Above: Pete Naylor Assists Roy Huggins Below: Pete, tunny. Dewitt and Coach Ray TAKING IT EASY Some of the Boys Read the Masquoradcr Waiting for the Train j v.-i i Ii t'Ml III L Cd.SCll Vanderbilt, 20' Washington University. 0 A « •: a tO a Aft tH Vanderbilt 12; Western Kentucky. 0 A t, -d c fioSi.M Aia, d ii' mci Irxtm To t K R )M Top o lotto- M O I I I N S C H N i If INSCHwIOT e a sen j? Sll m c Early in tho second period tunny Hollins, Vandy's bost ground gainor for the day. b'ouoht the fan t. hoir foot with a do:.-1 in i bit of hip-wiggling as ho returned a Western punt from hiv own 43 to Western Kentucky's 28-yard stripe for tho most brilliant run of the afternoon. Throo plays later. Hollins faded tar back and shot a long pass into tho waiting arms of Captain ' Preacher Franilin who took two stops to cross tho goal lino for Vondy's first Hollins sparked tho drive which brought tho socond touchdown after a march of 41 yards. Hardy Housman wont ovor for tho score. • • b- art puntir : of Lunny Hollins and Bert Marshall brought much joy to the Vandy supporters, Thoy averaged slight.y better than 39 yards on nino kicks. Tho Vandy team, although slu :gish in spots played wc : considering the wcothor and tho fact that they wore playing a greatly underrated team. First Downs—Vandy. 9: Wcstorn Kentucky 4. Vanderbilt, 14; Kentucky, 7 A ter tottering on tho br.nk of defeat in tho first half Vandorbilt's Commodores came b • w't - a ••tagr’.fi, ,.rt last half pi-Hormonco to gain a ! to 7 triumph over an inspired Konturky team. From the first whistle the Gold and Black clad warriors were pushed to 'no •••op 'ne.' •«• • j of lo straight victories over the Wildcats cloar. i h« third poriod was only two mmutos old when tho Commodores began tho drive for th. ■ fir • tou' tidown. They streaked along 52 yards in 10 plays which gallant little Bert Marshall mixed shrowdly to reach tho payoff lino. Roy Huggins went ovor right guard cut to his loft and crossed the goal without a hand touching him. Then Jo Agee, with his unerring too kickod tho extra point and Ken- tucky’s early lood had vanished. To tho Loft. Top to Bottom: SMITH. FRANKLIN. McELREATH The Chancellors View the Game SPEED A P P M « «9 |t k« Stit«« 939 (OMMODOPES P OW E P I e a ecu me c Taking advantage of a bad kick. Vandy took the bai! on the Wildcat's 48-yard lino and in just 10 plays, os in the case of the first touchdown, scored and forgod ahoad. Roy Huggins was the 'eading ground gainer with 47 yards. Hardy Housman. Bert Marshall, Lunny Hollins, and Art Keene also wero on the loose. The line play was led by Captain Preacher Franklin. Sophomore Maurico Holdgrof, and Dutch McElrooth. First Downs—Vandy. 22; Kentucky, 8. Vanderbilt, 13; University of Mississippi, 7 Vanderbilt scorod a blood-tingling 13 to 7 victory over Ole Miss to remain in the fast dwindling unbeaten class. With twenty-five seconds remaining in the magnificent thrill-jammod battlo, tho Com- modores wore trailing 6 to 7 when Lunny Hollins put evory atom of energy he possessed into a might hoavo. Hardy Housman. running liko a scared door, grobbed tho ball on the 10-yard tine and his drivo and momentum carriod him across the goal lino in spite of the weight of Parker Hall dangling from his hips. Tho Rebels, who had a wonderful short passing game, started their touchdown drivo at tho opening of tho second half and after an oxchanqo of punts took tho ball on Vandy's 1-yard line and in four passes had pushod over a score. The Vandy lino stood like a wall of granito. throwing back Robol throats time aftor time throughout tho game. To the Right. Top to Bottom: MARSHALL, ANDRUS. McL E M O R E PLAY - SLEEP - EAT 7 ea sen e Mi me Lonny Hollins, Tomca Hendorson, Sol Kcmisar. Joe Ageo. and Roy Huggins turned in briliant performances. Olo Miss led by b-illiant A I Amorican Parlor Ha:l, exhibited one of tho finest pass- ing attocks seon on Dudloy Field in many yoars. Vanderbilt, 0; Louisiana State, 7 Louisiana Stare joined revenge for the famous hidden ball tricl of tho yoar before, and emerged with a 7 to 0 victory over as gallant a band of Commodores as ever stoppod on a gridiron. Vanderbilt deserved to win from start to finish. They held a tromondous advantage in cvory doportmont except tho all-important ono of maling points. The T! jors Capitol,;ed cn their one throat to score. Only once did they got closor than 3 yard to Vardy's as trlpo. On tho other hand, the Commodore lopt tho ball in tho L. S. U. backyard during tho entire first half, and most of tho second. The Commodores almost scored in the first minuto of play. Doc Plunkett threw a short uass t Du ', Reinschmidt who had been waiting at tho lino of scrimmage. Six mates woro pausing there to escort him down tho 'ield. Waiting for his intorforonco to spread out ho thon raced to the right sido of tho iold whilo his mates cut down ono Tigor aftor another. Ho was fine y .topped 20 yards from tho promised land by tho lone remaining I. S. U. man. L. S. U.’s scoro camo lato in tho final period as the result of a short dash ovor tacklo. Franklin. Marshall. Keono. and Hollins played groat gamos for Vondy. First Downs—Vandy. 13: L. S. U., 5. Vanderbilt, 13; Georgia Tech, 7 The touchdown famine that has plagued Vandy for throo yoars in its annual battlo with Georgia Toch was finally ended when the Commodores registered a 13 to 7 triumph ovor tho Yellow Jackots boforo a homocoming crowd of 18.000 fans. A Vanderbilt fumble on Tech's 10-yard stripo paved tho way for the Jackets only scoro. Tho Commodores with a faster charging lino and bettor bocks badly outplayed Tech in the first half. Marshall, twisting ond squirming and having jackets divo at whoro ho had boon, was tho largost contributor to Vandy's running attack. To the Left. Top to Bottom: HENDERSON. DUNKERLEY. GAULDEN A Porfoct Block Clears the Path for Marshall Doc” Plunkett Stopped After Short Gain PONY BACKS STAP FOP VANDY Hollins—A Great Back Looks on Marshall Carries Ball into Tonnessee Territory 9 Nv snoH mxNnn noinih • i i °i 0 1 VqiOpu A vos'vtL— ‘7 ?unts'? ) v V ■ I The Old Press Bo Tho Managers Tho 1933 Squad iWMMHf The Now Press Box Preacher and DeWiH Study I Agee GOOD Perry OF 19 3 9 A Disastrous Fumble in the Ole Miss Game TRIBUTE TO FRANKLIN The Vanderbilt Commodores of 1938 were fortu- nate to have os their leader Captain Marvin Preacher'' Franklin. Preacher' was one of the outstanding ends in the Southeastern Confer- ence. and his unquestionable leadership and su- preme efforts on the playing field were an inspi- ration to his fellow teammates. BASKETBALL SEASON Coach Jim Buford started the 939 season w tn seven lettermen returning from lit year. ro . poets were bright for a successful season. W th Captain Ed Hunter. A sate Captam Bob Ry- mer. Ross Hanna John M Mikei is, and sophom Pinky Lipscomb and stand. Vandy had the he ght necessary •. ir a WfHI rsing team. In tie. ford. Harlan and Ja i If the team was assured lenty of speed. ach B v© oped one of the the Southeastern ’©ek used, a derbilt s large scores and pie; the me of the v he 'OB1 out in ocre fas spurt that carried thorn to the sem finals of the Southeastern Conference Tournament, Led by forward, the Commodores w' nt « i ©r d scored aqa nst Op M:ss in the Tournament was a record for the Southeastern Tournament, and was the highest score ever made in the Tennessee qym. Some cf th© h ahliqhts of the season were the ©li-round j ay of Pinky Lipscomb. the offensive work of Captain Ed Hunter and Capten-e ect Ross Hanna, and the de ons vo work o' Alternate Capfan Bob Rymer, and Joe L tt ©. ta niy had a successful season, a Coach Jim Buford deserves much pra se 'or producing one c f the greatest scoring quintets ever seen at « an- derb t. With • e ttermen and sever© capa- have another Letters were awarded to Cap Rymer. Little. Pinky John Mil ken. Front Row; Hcistand, Irby. Rymer. Hunter, Hanna, Lipscomb Back Row: Coach Buford, Mill ikon Harlan, Davit, little. Ford, Tipton, Mgr. EC0 D SCOPES Vanderbilt 42: Austin Peay 35 Vanderbilt 32; Cumberland 30 Vanderbilt 42: Lipscomb 31 Vanderbilt 8; Cumberland 36 Vanderbilt 24; Georgia Tech 30 Vanderbilt 33; Lipscomb 40 Vanderbilt 37; Sewancc 30 Vanderb.lt 31; Tennessee 03 Vandc'b'lf 37: Kentucky . ... SI Vonderbilt 36: Alaoama 3 Vanderbilt 31; Western Kentucky 5i Vanderbilt 49; Georg.a Tech 42 Vanderb.lt 70; Sewance 42 Vanderbilt 49; Auburn 42 Vanderbilt 53; Western Kentucky 4? Vanderbilt 56; Tennessee 33 Vanderbilt 61; Chattanooga . . 21 Vondcrb.lt 27; Kentucky SOUTHEASTERN TOURNAMENT . . 52 Vanderbilt 73; Ole Miss 40 Vanderbilt 41; Alabama 33 Vanderbilt 31; Tennessee . ...... ... 34 Action Scene From the Chattanooga and Kentucky Game 1939 BASKETBALL SEASON ?4 24 dec i on to A abama end ©feet t rt ' yed to the 36 to 34 win over A abama end then succumbed to the sharp- shooters from V estern Kentucky by o St to 3 score. Then Vendy begen one of the highest scor-ng streets ever seen by defecting Georg e The strong Woitorn Kontucl ens wore ad 5T to 49 end ’cnnesseo wos annihilated 56 to 38. ' eweneo wes ng Gold and B ack end ?o;l by a end Chatta nooge met e to 24 score. v'andy s victoi ry df vo was stopped by Kentucky, who defeated the Bufordmen 52 to 27. The Commodores then journoyod to the Southeastern Conference I advanced to tho semi-final s by dofoating Alabc ima end Ole Miss by lergo scoro;. The Commodores were stopped by lonnosico in tho somi f nol round. mm WM Above: Huffman of Tennessee Attempts to Left: Jim Buford Talks Things Over With His Starting Line-up At tho Right It Shown tho Long and Short ' of the Vandy Team Bill Harlan and Rom Hanna. Below It Shown Pinky Liptcomb. On® of the Greatett Playert Ever Seen at Vandy. Spinning for a Shot in the Tennettee Geme The Varsity Squad BASEBALL SEASON 1938 SCHEDULE Vanderbilt Vanderbilt Vanderbilt Vanderbilt Vanderbilt Vanderbilt Vanderbilt Vanderbilt Vanderbilt 12; Austin Peay.........................2 2; Georgia Tech........................7 0; Georgia Tech........................4 9; M'boro Teachers....................4 15; T. P. 1.............................3 8; Georgia Tech........................3 13; Western Kentucky ..................9 6; M'boro Teachers....................7 12; T. P. 1.............................8 The Vandy nine closed the 1938 season v ith six v ins and three losses. The out- standing features of the 38 season were the pitching of Perkins and the hitting of Boss, Hollins, and Agee. Joe Agee was captain of the 1938 team. [ 250 1 The pre-season predictions of the fra- ternity house prognosticators pointed to a great season for the 1939 Vanderbilt baseball team. The Vandy nine, under the peerless tutelage of the dean of Southern college coaches. B Schwartz, started working out late in February to prepare themselves for a heavy season. In spite of the handicaps of the weather, those boys, with baseba in their blood, worked hard and faithfully to get in shape or their opening game. In looking over his prospects for the year. Coach Schwartz viewed a club with speed, power, and good pitching. With the return of nine lettermen and with several promising neo- phytes coming up from the Freshman squad, the team was assured of an abun- dance of material, The team was led by Captain Harry Boss, roly-poly, hard-hit- ting centerfielder from Georgia. Boss. object of attention of major eague scouts, had a .410 batting average ist fleet-footed ball hawk rom Barnesville. is Dutch Reinschmidt, whose power at the plate accounts for many a Vandy run. playing his third season for the Vandy diamoneers. Skippy Trotter, one o the best fielders seen at Vandy in recent years, holds down the shortstop position, and veteran Charley Jetton handles the hot corner in superb style. Behind the bat is another big league prospect Agee, one of the mainstays or the team. The mound staff is composed o Alter- nate Captain Cy Perkins, who in three seasons has lost only one game: Lefty’ Bob Rymer. and Sophomore Buford Higgs. These regulars are capably supported by 1939 SEASON utility men Chippy Chapman. Charley Roberts, Mickey O'Brien, Jack Gri fin, and Roy Huggins. These men form the nucleus of one of Vandy's best teams in years. C«p'« • M , toil I 291 I I '' THE 19 3 9 SEASON Vandy opened the 1939 season with the highly touted Illinois Wesleyan nine. Playing before more than a thousand fans, the Commodores gained an impressive 10 to 5 victory behind the effective pitching of Carter Perkins. Boss vitb three hits and Agee with two led the Var.dy hit ters. The Commodores then took the road and played the Naval Base at Pensacola, Florida. The relief pitching of Buford Higgs and the hit- ting of Boss and Reinschmidt were the highlights of the game. On the same trip, the Vandy nine engaged the Troy State Teachers and emerged with a 4 to 2 victory by virtue of a th'ee-base hit by Harry Boss. Cy Perkins, pitching be- fore his home town, allowed only two hits. The Gold and Black returned to Nashville to engage the Kentucky Wildcats in a Southeastern Con- ference tilt and won by the handy score of 10 to 3. Perkins again hurled a masterful game. In a return engagement with the Wildcats. Lefty Bob Rymer throttled the big bats of the enemy and Vandy was the victor by a 7 to 6 score in a thrilling game. Four runs in the last inning made the win possible for the Schwartz nine. Another Southeastern Conference foe. Georgia Tech, was Vandy's next victim. The Commodore batters had a busy day and piled up twelve runs while Perkins was holding Tech to three runs. The following day. the Commodores met their first defeat of the season at the hands of Georgia Tech. Oliver, a sophomore hurler. limited the Vandy men to three hits and the Yellow Jackets were victors by a 7 to 3 score. Dobbv Bov . Reimchmidt—the Outfioldcri, Wait for the Ball J.HD EMj. Tk« l«UW a THE 1940 MOSPECTS Cy i «Ml C «(k Stk ''i of the best record over mode by o Ageo. the mound wort of Cy Pork n . the • iw Schwartz must fill severe gap created by gradu cotchor, end two outfielders to mould another winning team for 1940. His ability in the post eaves us with confidence that Vandy w I have a winner ne t season. I 2SI j THE 1938 TRACK SEASON The Commodore track team ended the 1938 season with an enviable record. They won dual meets with Tennessee Poly- technic Institute, Sewanee, the University of Tennessee, and Centre. Their only loss of the season was to the strong Yellow Jackets from Georgia Tech. In the Con- ference meet, Johnny Noel finished fourth in the 440-yard dash with the remarkable time of 48.3—a new record for Vander- bilt. The mile relay team, composed of Noel, Proctor, Weaver, and Anderson, also set a new school record. The 1938 cindermen were captained by Buford Baby Ray, one of the leading weight men in the South. Charley Anderson was alternate captain of the team. Letters for the 1938 season were awarded to Cap- tain Baby Ray, Alternate Captain Charles Anderson, Johnny Noel, Joe Mc- Ginness, Hartwell Weaver. DeWitt Smith, John Gilbert, Jim Tuck, Billy Young, Her- man Lusky, Jerry Winokur, and Managers Billy Benson and Alfred Estes. In speak- ing of the 1938 season, attention should be given to some of the promising new- comers. Cornelius. Herrington, and Slaugenhop were outstanding in the dashes while Ed Heistand was the high- light of the weight men. 1 254 ] THE 1939 SEASON Pro poets for the 1939 season were ©«tremo y briqht, with nine lettormen returning and wit several promis ng men coming up from the Freshmen squad. teem was ed by -ipta n f Noel and Altei who f( as low tain Noel, holder of the 440 yard dash, loom ate Captains H.s throw of 187 feet, meet was within nches ness, m the mile and tw He.stand, «n the weights 11 -nches in the Kentucky Young should break the n was blessed with seven rom which to p d his mile ©n—Noe1, Weaver, Her ns. S augenhop and Win- • mr' T; data. Vandy Teachers. Sewanee. Captain Noel end Coach Anderson COACH ANDERSON For over thirty years, the destiny of the Vander- bi t track team has been guided by Coach Bill Anderson. Since his college days. Coach Ander- son has been a prominent figure in Vanderbilt athletics and has contributed much to their suc- cess. His outstanding ability as a track coach has been proven by the successful teams that he has developed. Coach Anderson has given much time and effort to producing winning track teams for Vanderbilt. He is known as the coach of great relay teams and the Vandy relay teams are always contenders for top honors. He is truly the Dean of Southern Track coaches. 1 256] INDIVIDUAL STABS AND 1UE 1940 PROSPECTS In Captain Johnny Noel Vanderbilt Had one of its greatest track men in re- cent years. As the Holder of the school record for the 4-tQ.yard dash and as an- chor man on the record-holding mile re- lay team he has proven his ability as a great runner. His leadership as a captain has been an inspiration to the members of the squad. tomato Captain Joe Mc- Ginness has. through years o hard work dove'oped into a mi or who has brought many first places to Vandy. Alternate Captain DeWitt Smith has been out- standing in the discus throw and the shot put. Anothor record-holdor is Billy Young, who consistently hurls the javelin around 188 feet. Ho is favored to capture top honors in the Conference meet. Lunny Hollins, in spite of the fact that he was handicapped by injuries, showed remark- able speed in the dashes. Every member of the squad worked faithfully to give Vanderbilt one of its best teams in years. In looking over the prospects for the 1940 season, we find that Coach Anderson has strength in the dashes with Herrington, Cornelius, and Slaugenhop. good hurdlers in Weaver and Hume, and a capable weight man in Ed Hustand. Because of past experience Coach Bill Anderson is oxpectod to provide another winning team for Vandy. To iK L«ft Top to Bottom SMITH McGINNESS I I Tho V«r ity Squod WRESTLING The Vanderbilt grunt and groan artists enjoyed a very successful season during their last year under Coach Field. They defeated Tennessee twice. Knoxville Y. M. C. A. twice, won one and lost one with Maryville, and lost one match to the strong Appalachian squad. Led by Co-Cap tains Partee Fleming and Art Keene, tho Vandy matmen finished a season that again gives them claim to the State Championship. The Vandy coach. George Field, who left Vanderbilt for another position, will be greatly missed. TENNIS Captain baker 0 L F DICK HACKETT The Vanderbilt Golf Team, led by Captain Cullen Baker, Nashville City Champion, is one of the strongest in years. At this writing, they hold impressive victories over Kalamazoo Teachers and Purdue. Sophomore Dick Hackett, one o? the longest hitters in the South, promises to be one of the best golfers ever seen at Vanderbilt. Baker and Hackett. capably supported by Barney Ireland. Bud Tracy, Wade Sanders, and Scott Noll, make up a team whose average score is consistently in the low 70 s. Leonard Frank serves as manager of the team. The Vanity Squad FOOTBALL Marvin Frank .n Cipr W. A. mkatt Dew.tt Sol Komitar Chariot Majort BASKETBALL BASEBALL A • '•« • C- J • i Kiah O’Brien Joe A qaa TRACK A Clp'l 1 Dew.tt Sm th Cap - 1 Hartwc Weaver Harman Lutky Jerry Winokur t :« I INTRA-MURALS One of the features of extra-curricula activities at Vanderbilt is the intense competition among the different teams in the intra mural sports. Sports ranging from touch football to ping-pong are participated in, giving every student an opportunity to take part in some form of ath- letics. Coach Jim Buford, director of intra-murals has been very success- ful in getting a large per cent of the student body interested in the different contests. The program started off with the cross-country run which was won by Poyner Thweatt, Sigma Chi freshman. The Phi Delta Theta upperclass team gained honors in their division, and the Beta Theta Pi's took the frosh cup. The touch football cup was won by the Sigma Chi's who defeated the Sigma Nu's in a thrilling final-round game. The ping-pong tournament has gained in favor in the last few years. This year Bud Tracy, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, defeated Joe Davis, Phi Delta Theta, in the final round. The team cup was won by the Phi's. The Sigma Chi's won the first leg on a handsome traveling trophy by winning first place in the wrestling tournament. The Delta Kappa Epsilons were runner- ups in this event. The pugilist cup was won by the S. A. E.’s, with the Phi’s getting second honors. The boxing tournament was very capably con- duced this year by Flem Smith, the varsity boxing coach. The winter program reached its climax with the annual basketball tournament, one of the most popular of the intra mural events. The crown this year was won by the Sigma Nu’s who defeated the Phi Delta Thetas in the final game. This year marked the entrance of a new sport to the intra-mural program. This new event, open both to fraternities and sororities, was the Turtle Trudge, which was won by the Gamma Phi Beta entry. The intra-mural sports remaining as we go to press are softball, track, tennis, and the inter-fraternity sing. In the intra mural sports for the girls, the Kappa Alpha Thetas were victorious in the basketball and the swimming tourna- me .ts. The well-diversified program of intra-mural sports at Vanderbilt is indeed an asset to those students who do not play on the varsity teams. No member of a varsity or a freshman team is allowed to take part in the intra-murals thus assuring an equal chance for all. I I ’6’ I F the turtle! reedy for the trudqe . . . Scene! trom he ..nner of Girl Tennii Tourney . . Coech Jim Buford. The fencing teem ... The greeiy pole «limb . . ouch (ootbell qemei . . . Bitty Director of IntremureU ... A . Stert of the cron-country run. Kene THE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION MIllDIM UCaifAiT VICI MIUDtNTt tilAVuaia 0 10 Of DlftfCTOftS T(tM HUM . IT« T(«w fltim Hi tiawi (iMH i «; HRM (IMItS It4l T|«W ll’itf. INI OMiClAl 0 6an imi VANDHI IT AlUWNUt Ob| A I «• - « to . MIMOlNt SIM lotlorn, SICII TARY TURNlR wr l :tt) THE VANDERBILT UNION The Vanderbilt Union was established by ac- tion of the Board of Trust of the University in 1925. Its functions are to sponsor a social and cultural program for the student body and to direct the administrative policies of t’19 Me- morial Union Building. The Union has dual controlling boards. The Administrative Board, of which Hill Turner, alum- ni secretary, is chairman, and C. M. SarraAt, Dean of Men, Overton Wi iiams, bursar, and E. J. Eberling, associate professor of economics, are members, controls the management and use of the Union Building and has charge of the dis bursement of such part of the fees as shall be necessary for the proper maintenance and ad- ministration of the building. The activities of the Union are directed by a Student Board composed of twenty outstanding students and three faculty members. In addition to its social functions, the Union supplies newspapers and magazines for six stu- dent lounges, purchases the student subscription of the Hustler and operates and maintains the Memoria Union Building where some sixty cam- pus organizations hold someSsix hundred business and social meetings during the year. In the Me- morial Building, the Union organizat'on, through its admlnlstrat've committee, operates the Van- derbilt Center, the student commons of the Uni- versity. The secretary's office serves as a general sec- retaryship to the entire student body. He is director of Union events. The Vanderbilt School of Nursing v as ap- proved for Union membership by the Board of Trust at their winter meeting. This action made all Vanderbilt students, professional and aca- demic. members of the Union. Union member- ship Is established on registration, at which time an identification card is issued that entitles the holder to participate in all Union functions. PRESIDENT GLASGOW I 270 I STUDENT UNION BOARD faculty members administrative COMMITTEE OFFICERS MEMBERS HONORARY EX OFFICIO M' THE MEMORIAL UNION BUILDING The Memorial Union Building is the cen- ter of extra-curricula activities on the campus; it is the living room of the Uni- versity. In 1925 the alumni of Vanderbilt pre- sented to the University a building cost- ing over two hundred thousand dollars. This building—the Memorial Union Build- ing—is dedicated to the memory of Van- derbilt men who died in the World War. Early in the 1938- 39 session much-dis- cussed plans for the development of a University center reached a climax when the Administrative Board initiated changes that transformed the former boys’ lounge into The Vanderbilt Cen- ter.” Appropriate furnishings and the sandwich shop make the new meeting place the most popular spot on the cam- pus. The Games Room ALUMNI MEMORIAL HALL FRIERSON AUDITORIUM THE ALUMNI OFFICES THE VANDER8ILT CENTER THE LOUNGES THE GAMES ROOM PUBLICATION AND ORGANIZATION OFFICES TV« W«ik «fto 1« I ACTIVITIES OF THE VANDERBILT UNION THE STUDENT COUNCIL The Vanderbilt Student Council serves as the governing board of the student body. It is composed of twenty-one members, twelve of whom are elected from the various classes and depart- ments. and nine ex-officio members: the presidents of the Sen- ior and Junior Academic and Engineering Classes, the editor of the Hustler, the secretary of the Student Union, and the presi- dents of the Student Union, Honor Council and Pan-Hellenic Council. In a school of Vanderbilt's type, where the Council controls the majority of the student activities, the duties of the Council are many. This year's Council has sacrificed much time in conducting the student affairs in such an excellent manner. I ±7 I A TASK WELL DONE Burk. President ar, eerns the praise o the student body for cai stt estra to Vanderbilt or the Tho Council in Sossion cl IV ill tM OF THE STUDENT COUNCIL The duties of tho Student Council ore: To call and conduct all general meeting', of the student body. To call and conduct all gonoral electioni, clan oloctions. and tho oloction of the Bachelor of Uglinoss. To repreiont the student body in its relations with the faculty. To represent the studonts, or to securo their representation, in the various organisation! of tho University. To elect and supervise tho cheerleaders. To arrango for and conduct the spring and final dancos. including tho Junior and Sonior Proms, and any other dances that tho council shall doom advisablo. To consider all forms of conduct that may bring reproach upon tho Univorsity and to doal with individuals who may bo guilty of conduct unbecoming to a gentleman and to a student of Vanderbilt University. Counting the Ballots THE JUNIOR PROM The Student Counci shou 3 be given ior Promt ever staged at Vanderbilt. Joe Wright, president o the Junior Engineer- ing School and Sam Yamell, president of Edith Wright and Jac« Leonard, orsey s at the left are typica Reading from top to bottom we see T ommy Dorsey and his trombone, Sam Yamell and Miss Betty Edith Wright, and the Queen of the Court. jrlri Maj-.rs, Marvin Franklin. Joe MeGinneSS Walter Hac«ct Lunsford Hollins, Ed Hunter Jamnj Lanier Ray Manning, Carter Perkins. Clarence ReinseKmidt, Jack Worley OMICRON DELTA KAPPA OFFICERS CHARLES MAJORS...................................................................Prosidonf MARVIN FRANKLIN.................................................Vice-President JOE McGINNESS..................................Secretary-Treasurer MEMBERS JAMES LANIER RAY MANNING CARTER PERKINS C. REINSCHMIDT JACK WORLEY WALTER HACKETT LUNSFORD HOLLINS EDWARD HUNTER Elected at End of Senior Year WILLIAM BENSON JOE CUMMINGS FRED J. LEWIS Faculty Members GEO. R. MAYFIELD C. M. SARRATT O. C. CARMICHAEL EARL C. ARNOLD IRBY R. HUDSON Honorary Member JAMES H. KIRKLAND The Senior honorary organization composed of the recognized campus leaders. This non-political organization is composed of men who have proven themselves leaders in one or more of the following fields: Athletics. Publications. Forensics. Leadership, and Scholarship. Omicron Delta Kappa, which is national in scope, was formed from the Commodore Club and is merely a national organization carrying on the aims of the founders of the Commodore Club. I 27 ] PHI BETA KAPPA (i Ml MltftS M{M|(KS AOMiTTiO SFMI G O Bc' Oc- ei McGionett Vorro Murray. S eclc. Travii TAU DELTA OFFICERS GEORGE MORROW.......... JOE McGINNESS . . . WILLIAM TRAVIS . ........... President . . Secretary Treasurer MEMBERS J. WALTER BELL LOUIS MURRAY RICHARD CROMER RICHARD STEELE An honorary engineering organization composed of men chosen because of their excellence in scholarship. OMICRON DELTA GAMMA OfftCIRS FARR'S VAOi Ml wins FACULTY MiMlERS ho I. R A. C«mpU l Scott George Leonard Anglin John Donald, Frank Chenault. Winjtp W.li.am Young John Millikcn. Tor Brown Jack Bernard. Harr'. Abraham Warren Se,fried. Joe Little Raymond Andrus Bud Beall e. Irimmicr Walter Parkcs Tipton Kno« Talley, Reuben Smith Joe Wriqht. Sam Yarncll Nell son Tracy McCarle, Rush Dorier J. R. Kelly, OWL CLUB OFFICERS SCOTT GEORGE. Phi Kappa Pii............ ROSS HANNA Sigma Chi............. LEONARD ANGLIN. Chi Phi ... . . . ........................... Provident ...................Vice-President . . . Secrotary-Troasuror MEMBERS JOHN DONALD............... .................... FRANK CMENAULT WINSTON TIPTON KNOX TALLEY CHARLES LANZ ............. .................... REUBEN SMITH WILLIAM YOUNG JOHN MILLIKEN TOM TARTT BROWN ............................... JACK BERNARD .......... HARRIS ABRAHAMS ........ JOE WRIGHT.................................. SAM YARNELL NELLSON TRACY V . A. McELREATH . . . . .. V ARREN SEYFRIED....................... JOE LITTLE RAYMOND ANDRUS............................ BUD 8EASLEY TRIMMIER McCARLEY RUSH DOZIER . . . . . ........... HUBBARD SRYGLEY. JR......................... J. R. KELLY................................ WALTER PARKES ......... MORRIS WOMACK ................. . . Sigma Chi . . Pi Kappa Alpha Pi Kappa Alpha . . Sigma Nu Sigma Nu Alpha Tau Omega Alpha Tau Omega Phi Delta Theta , Phi Delta Theta . . . Zeta Beta Tau Zeta 8eta Tau . . Kappa Sigma Kappa Sigma Sigma Alpha Epsilon Sigma Alpha Epsilon Delta Kappa Epsilon Delta Kappa Epsilon Chi Phi Beta Theta Pi Beta Theta Pi Phi Kappa Sigma . Phi Kappa Sigma Kappa Alpha Kappa Alpha Lambda Chi Alpha A Sophomore-Junior honorary organization composed of the two most outstanding Sophomores of each fraternity. Its purpose is to promote better relations among the fraternities. i i V A i ACE CLUB OHiCIfel MiwKIS )| H M DAMS ; AVIS HOWARD HUMFMKC f tLBLRT MANN Clak ' MunoN SAM WILSON J WYATT HAROLD BERNARD MARC CONNOLLY JAMES MORGAN An organ . o on composed o 6’jo.ver. Majors. Hollins, Smith Lynch. McGinnes Travi Embry. Perlir. , Havron, Pardue Hunter. Burl. Collin Bergman MEN'S PAN-HELLENIC COUNCIL OFFICERS BOB BRUBAKER. Chi Phi......................................President CHARLES MAJORS. Delta Kappa Epsilon ............Vice-President LUNNY HOLLINS, Siqma Alpha Epsilon . . Secretary and Treasurer MEMBERS POWELL SMITH . WILSON LYNCH JOE McGlNNESS BILL TRAVIS . . BILL EMBRY . . CARTFR PERKINS DEAN HAVRON EDMUND PARDUE ED HUNTER . . MORRIS BURK OVID COLLINS . MEYER BERGMAN Alpha Tau Omega . . Beta Theta Pi Phi Delta Theta . . Kappa Alpha . . Kappa Sigma . . Phi Kappa Psi Phi Kappa Siqma Pi Kappa Alpha . . . Sigma Chi . . Zeta Beta Tau . . . . Sigma Nu Alpha Epsilon Pi This organization, composed of one member from each fraternity, is the governing body of fraternal activities. I I .’M I • r Horv v ( • CAI l r,T.i •XUMOV. STUDENT CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION Wl.. am '.Dtl' OHiCft! GiNflAl CAliNiT SiNlO CAliNiT JUNIOR CAliNiT SO’MOMOIf CAClNiT FRESHMAN CAliNiT i :s ) SKULL AND BONES The Skull and Bones Club, the pre-medical society at Vanderbilt, was organized in 1921 by Dr. E. E. Reinke Processor of Biology. During the second term. Dr. Reinke invited a group of students to his apartment in Old Wosley Hall to form a pre medical society. The members of the group were R. B. Holt E. S. Kelley. A. G. Garrett W. Red Rountree. J. C. Ellington. Wen Shou Fu M. C. Cowan W. P. Pafkes. H. C. Smith J. H. Tilly. H. C. Wa er R. A. Wilson Harlan Taylor. Cobb Pilcher. A. Hollabaugh A. D. Ladd. J. C. Overa and T. F. Booth. The irst officers were: A. B. Holt President- W. Red Rountree Vice President: E. S. Kelley, Treasurer; A. G. Garrett Secretary. At the first meeting rules C o gibil ty were adopted and the name Skull and Bones was chosen. m m Re e sp onsored the Club 1932. At that time duties bee am e S' oav) t that C nger give the there’o re ad- wick, i Instruct pi lace. wick worfcin g towa [ J. de «ree under )r. R mke. a new spirati th grew very repidi in 1932. 5 the the •orrnn 1 initiati w a IS wC irked . ut and ad op ted. At the ond of the sch year the first Final Banquet was held. The Club grew stronger, and today is an inspiration to every pre-modical student of Vanderbilt. One of the most c Outstanding accomplishments c the C lub was the establishing of a loan fund for pre-medica students—the und now to- tals $325 Some of the outstanding men who have spoken be'ore the bi-monthly meetings of the Club are: Dr. Heinrich Poll: Sir William B. I Jardy. Univer Nystrom. University of Upsals. Sweden; Dr. Thorval Madsden. University of Copenhagen Denmark- Dr. Morris Fishbein Secretary. American Med- ical Association, and Editor, Journal of the A. M. A.; Dr. I lenry E. Sigerist. Professor of the History of Medicine. Johns Hopkins University, and Di- rector of the Institute of Medical History. I I 2 7 ) Joc« Keefe III, Harm Abrahams Dof Evans, Ann Camme Gillespie 6' ' Booth, William Cornelius, Kay Manning, Scoff George, BUI Embry 8 Jordan 8 , Burroughs Be- Austin Partce E cm -g A Bag«e Johr W.ckham, Hugh Carter, Virginia Harlan. Joan Young B , You J. A ter Wh t-iar Edgar W- )H J • Perr, Na B.rch Be- Jc-nnsoo Bob McNutt M rnl Roisman, Van Irvin JUNIOR ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION OFFICERS JACK KEEFE.................................................................President HARRIS ABRAHAMS .... Vice-President DOT EVANS . . Secretary ANN CAROLINE GILLESPIE .... Treasurer BILL BOOTH . . Sergoant-ai-Arms WILL IE CORNELIUS . . Executive Board Member HONORARY MEMBERS Ray Manning Emmett OCallaghan Billy Burroughs Scott George Bill Jordan Ben Austin Bill Embry Elliot Trimblo Partee Fleming ACTIVE MEMBERS Andromedia Bagw Virginia Harlan Nat Burch Jimmy Palmor Joan Young Bon Johnson Wayne Palmer Billy Young Whit LaFon Donnie Ray Albert Whitman Arthur Watson John Wickham B. T. Rods Bob McNutt Lloyd Springer Edgar Wright Mimi Roisman Hugh Carter Jock Perry Van Irwin ALUMNI ADVISORS E. E. Bryan Jack Harris Bill Schwartz Jim But'ord Madison Sarratt Hill Tumor C. P. Connell Overton Williams An association whose purpose is to promote better school spirit i ) MASQUE CLUB offtctfts Elirabeth Harmon, Ann Rend. Louise Watkins, Lucille Johnsor E'eanor Banker. Shirley Caldwe' Eioije Dav :jon. Neiie Edwards E te e Ehrenwaid. Winifrea E ot M-srton Howe Louise McMurtry Hardy No'and Jeanette Oliver, Eiise Pritchett. Jean Weinstein John Wilson, Mindei Wolbcrg PHI SIGMA IOTA OFFICERS ELIZABETH HARMON....................................................................President ANN REED..........................................................Vico-Prosidont LOUISE WATKINS.............................................Socrotary LUCILLE JOHNSON MEMBERS . . Troasuror Eleanor Banker Estello Ehrenwald Civia Olshine Shirloy Caldwoll Winifrod Elliott Gormaino Portro Evelyn Crunk Alma Howell Eliso Pritchott Eloiso Davidson Morton Howoll Jean Weinstein Nello Edwards Kathorino Ivoy John Wilson Sarah Francos Edwards Louise McMurtry Hardy Noland Jeanette Olivor FACULTY MEMBERS Mindol Wolborg Georges Bally C. A. Rochodieu Paul Manchester C. F. Zook W An organization whose purpose is to increase the interest in the French language. I : x ) A CAPPELLA CHOIR OtfKTtai Au DAttr FUlTON , GATwOOr mi mii as Ar. erd M. M r, f.iiKti Dodd M« , Ann G.i Ann M«iy To Glly Connor M«f « He • l Frond V. Wlifrod Dowdnn OFFICERS LOUISE WATKINS. Gamma Phi Beta.................................................................President FLOY MINOR. Dolta Dolta Delta...............................................Vico-Prosidont FRANCES ROSE. Delta Dolta Dolta.....................................Secretary JEAN NOLAND, Alpha Omicron Pi.........................Treasurer MEMBERS POLLY ANN: BILLINGTON ABIGAIL ROBENSON VIRGINIA STURDIVANT ANN REED.............. BETTY FREELAND . . . . ALICE BEASLEY . ... ELIZABETH CARR . . . ELOISE DAVIDSON . . . MARTHA ODLE........... Kappa Alpha Theta . Kappa Alpha Thota . Kappa Alpha Theta . . Delta Dolta Delta . . Dolta Dolta Dolta . . Gomma Phi Beta . . Gamma Phi Beta . Gomma Phi Beta . . . . Independent A Junior-Senio' organization composed of girls who have been chosen as leaders in their respective fields. I I -’9J j MlMll R$ LOTUS EATERS OFFICERS MIRIAM McGAW.............................................................................President Delta Delta Dolta ELISE PRITCHETT...................................................Secretary-Treasurer Gamma Phi Beta MEMBERS MIMI REISMAN . JEANNE STARR .... CECILE HYMAN .... SELMA SELIGMAN . . . ANDROMEDIA BAGWELL ELAINE HAILE........ ANNE COWEN.......... DUDLEY MARSHALL . . ELISE PRITCHETT .... JANE ROBERTS .... Alpha Epsilon Phi . Alpha Epsilon Phi Alpha Epsilon Phi Alpha Epsilon Phi . . Alpha Omicron Pi . . Alpha Omicron Pi . A pha Omicron Pi Alpha Omicron Pi . . . Gamma Phi Beta . . Gamma Phi Beta . . Gamma Phi Beta MARY RUTH GASSER MARY FRANCES DODD . . Gamma Phi Beta NELLE EDWARDS......... Delta Delta Delta MIRIAM McGAW............Delta Delta Delta CATHERINE BROWN.........Delta Delta Delta LURAY WELCH.............Delta Delta Dolta MARY RUTH FRANKLIN . . Kappa Alpha These JANE VANCE....................Kappa Alpha Theta ANN SHAPARD .... Kappa Alpha Theta JEANETTE OLLIVER...........Sigma Kappa NORMA JO PETRL............Sigma Kappa ELIZABETH DEBROHUN.........Sigma Kappa . . . Sigma Kappa I .’94 ) ARTS CLUB OttiCtt UlMltlS •M Kft Art Oub it Betty Freeland, B'ownie Anderton, June Buf i Ru h Guenter. Mini Reitman, Adeline Rcubuth, Jano Vance WOMAN'S ATHLETIC BOARD OFFICERS BETTY FREELAND.......................................................................ProsIdonF BROWNIE ANDERSON.........................................................Secretary MEMBERS JUNE BURKS MIMI REISMAN RUTH GUENTER ADELINE REUBUSH JANE VANCE The controlling body of the women's athletics. WOMEN'S PAN-HELLENIC COUNCIL MtMliftS Virgina Hindman Sarah Goodpasture Virginia S aif Shirley 8 oc Carolyn Campbell. Ruth Gucntcr W. la Han -cr Vary Hc r Henry tuc e Jo sor K g Annexe Macon 8' Sy NaP'cr Mary Regan. Jean Stephenson. Louise Syles. Josephine Traub. M.ndei Wolberg Billy V oody ATHENIANS OFFICERS VIRGINIA HINDMAN President SARAH GOODPASTURE Socrotary Treasurer MEMBERS MARY REGAN VIRGINIA BLAIR MINDEL WOLBERG JEANNE STEPHENSON RUTH KING WILLA HAMNER RUTH GUENTER RUTH JAMISON ANNELLE MACON girls in the Junior Class. BILLY WOODY MARY HELEN HENRY LUCILLE JOHNSON LOUISE SYKES BITSY NAPIER JOSEPHINE TRAUB JOSEPHINE GREER CAROLYN CAMPBELL SHIRLEY BLOCK This is a group of outstanding I :vs) WOMAN'S STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION HiCItl MtMliftS Tha Woman’s Student Govofnmont INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB BUD BEASLEY................ O. C. CARMICHAEL. JR. . WILLIAM REYNOLDS OFFICERS .................Prosidont . . VicoProsidont . . Secretary Thomos Aloxandor Richard 8rasfiold Bobby ChMfant Harry Coles Annio Loe Crowoll Allon Early John Edmunds Leonard Frank Scott George MEMBERS Frank Graco John Hardwick Marion T. Long Ray Manning Howard McClain Heyward Morgan Joan Noland John Pollett Jesse Perry Tom Scoggins Morrill Stone John Stoole William Trotter Jim Tuck A. D. Walker Albert Wall Ray Williams Mindol Wolborg FACULTY ADVISERS Dr. Cruickshank Prof. Beyer A national organization whose purpose is to promote interest in international affairs. I oo j SIGMA DELTA PI ALPHA XI CHAPTER OMiCMS ♦ACUITY aDviSO MEMBERS A HONORARY MEMBERS contr butiom to modorn culture ond to foitof the cooperative ipirit between tho BAPTIST STUDENT UNION OFFICERS ........'..................HOWARD McCLAIN ............................JOHN STANFORD ...........................THOMAS HAGOOD .............................ALICE LEWIS .........................AGNES LOONEY .............................GUY CLINTON ...........................MILBREY HINRICHS ............................ DEAN GARNER ......................MARY FRANCES DODD ......................MISS LOUISE TANKSLEY ............................DEAN FRED LEWIS .......................DR. GEORGE SMITH .............................S. A. MARTIN REPRESENTATIVES ............................... SARAH SHULL ...............................ROBERT THARP ............................FURMAN WILKES ............................ROBERT JORDAN ............................SIDNEY McCLAIN ..............................BEVERLY PICKUP THE COUNCIL The abovo officers composo what is known as the B. S. U. Council, which meets woolly. THE MEMBERS I Vanderbilt Baptist studonts who are onlistod in at least ono unit organization of a Baptist Church in Nashvillo are mombors of tho Vanderbilt Baptist Student Union. I Belmont Hoights Church . . , Belmoi.l Hoights Church . . . First Baptist Church............ First Baptist Church............ Immanuel Baptist Church . . . Ward-Bclmont College . . . . Prosidont.................... Membership Chairman . . . Devotional Choirman . . . . Soci-I Chairman.............. Secretary.................... Treasurer.................... Publicity................... Roporter.................... Librarian................... Sponsor..................... Faculty Advisor . . . . Facul'y Advisor Student Secretary .... I 0,! I BAND OfFtCEftS Miuli s OUR FRIENDS AND PATRONS THE ADVERTISERS H i c a T Litunil, Splendid cPhotograph iSaken OVEMAN'S THilO hooi PHOTOREFLEX STUDIO o C yficu 11 c I VwtogruI)hcrs for the VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY COMMODORE tXXXvyuvfl. mini V i mini! i P iV3TnBL HOME office' IH'ILT FOR PROTECTION 1 r ■ FO R T __ ’nashBOROUGH 17 AO BUILT FOR PROTECTION Now Protecting More than a Million Policyowners Life and Casualty Home Office Officials and Department Heads 100 per cent are members of the Vanderbilt Monday Morning Quarterback Club. LIFE AND CASUALTY INSURANCE CO. OF TENNESSEE A. M. BURTON. 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