Alabama State University Montgomery - Hornet Yearbook (Montgomery, AL)

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Hi WILBUR HOLLINS' Birmingham, Ala. Assistant Business Manager of the Horn.- neP; State Normal Orchestra and Band; Birmingham Industrial High School Alum- ni Club. He is undecidpd whvther he should be? come a musician or a pl-u5,r:;iciza.n.n LILLIE BELL MAYE Birmingham, Ala. Her ambition is to be as conscientious in lifys work as she was in her school work. ANNIE LEE THORN Montgomery, Ala. Ml lively, busy, mischievous individual who is never serious but is always ready to greet everyone with a pleasant ssmilefII BLANCHE MITCHELL Montgomery, Ala. Her ambition is to do practise teaching, although it is her waterloo. JULIA JENKINS Selma, Ala. Alabama Luther College Alumni. Hier ambition is to be able to face life with a smile. ALMA W. JONES Birmingham, Ala. Y. W. C. A. Her face is always bright with smiles. MAXINE JOHNSON Montgomery, Ala. Secretary, WA Club, Varsity Basketball. She has helped ta win a number of basket- ball games for S. N. S. NINETEEN H UNDRED TW'ENTY-NINE

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'M j. EH, . I1 CHESTER A. FREDD Suwyervillc, Ala ' . Junior- College Cngb: Y. M. C Agafp'al':.li.+ronhnlm Dr'bnting Society: State N.o'rmal Marshalls' Club; Sunday School Teacher. ' A dignified mnrshull who tl'llzs: tp show this wurld that Hhh Is conquermg, 31.: though he has stiil more to conquer. SALLIE M. BROWN Lismun, Ala. Chairma'n Social Cnmmittee. Junior Col- lege Club: Viw-Prosidcnt Y. W. C. A.; Sun- day Schnol Teacher. 'She has a kind :Iispusitinn and is loved b:' all. EVA FRANK LIN State Normal Choir; Birmingham Inclus- trial High Sl'hnnl Alumni Club; Y. W. U. A.: Sunday School Tunrher. She desires to live in a world of sunshine and joy. HAZEL SHIPMAN Mcmtgnmery, Ala. Commercial Club. She has a bright. future for becoming P amuus musician, 51ch she is a piiut or. a ferry 111 the piano. MACEDONIA LEE Birmingham, Aia. Birmingham lntluatrizll High S'choui Alumni Club: Y. W. C. A.; State Normal Choir. Nike is xjery dignitie'tl and is contented while makmg others happy. BLANCHE NIVENS Monrtw. Nurth Cal'nlina President. G. W. Trenlmlm Dehatin S - dety: genietary. Y. W. C. A.: Tennis Ems; 0e .. a . . She Is, a lovable mr! and always wears a srmle on her face. NINE TEEN H l 'NIJRE D TWENTY-NINE HHIHmIIIIIIIIHIIIrIIIIHIIIHIIIIII'IIHIH'H'J'HHI

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6ophomo re giistory Swift to their close have come our college days. Two short years ago the class of 1929 began a pilgrimage. We sought wisdom. Success was $13? goal. On the 26th of September, 1927, in the highest of spirit the xmrldhs future chemists, lawyers, doctors, and teachers filed through Tulli- imdy Hall from room to room making acquaintances with their new teach- mend fellow-freshmen. - In this group were a number of our own high school graduates. J ames Me. I. C. Reese, William Glenn, Benjamin Davie, Braxton Jowers, rge Swanson, Chester Fredd, Edgar Moore,- Anonte Brown, Catherine , Annielee Thorn, Lottie Taylor, Woodson Player, Maxine Johnson, 'rta Benjamin, Wheeler Hardy and Blanche Mitchell. From the Indus- High School in Birmingham, came Ethel Washington, Ora Ousley, ni'e. Spears, Arthur Hollins, Wilbur Hollins. Walter Anglin, Henry Wiln ' A Josie Sims, Susie Knox, Alice Ruth Brooks, Margaret Finley, and while Foster. Then came Blanche Nivens from Columbia Heights School, 03, N. 0., Robert Buchanan and Morris Ware from Sumter County .ng School, Mary Martin from Payne University, Selma, Alabama: Bragg from Stillman Institute, Tuscaloosa, Alabama. Realizing that a house divided against itself would not stand, we or- . ourselves into one group with the following officers: I. C. Reese. 139-1112: James Roberts, Vice-president and Mary Martin, Treasurer. .11 But Pure was our motto. The class entered very prominently into .. .ma-my extra-currieular activities of our school the Y. M. and Y. W. C. A.. ting 0111-113. Dramatic Clubs, Glee Clubs, Business and Athletic Clubs. ' 9133911 Its part in securing our desirehWisdom and Success. The fall and winter.- quarters sped quickly by, though many pleasant . '1'168 13118? We cherlsh were crowded into that short time. Members ad to our hat were Inez Manning and Sudie Woodruff. NINETEEN HUNDRED TIVENTYFNINE