Athens State College - Columns Yearbook (Athens, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1931 volume:

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ISariaftalr Drnii nf Ihr Jfatultii ' Sowndynge in moral virtu was his speche, oAnd gladly wolde he lerne, and gladly teche. Maid of Athens )|[| I k I I I I it M  Maid of Atliens (Unllrnr iFarultn Wi M H. Barn U.S., M.A. Proffssor of Psydminijy Mrs. Helen Bolirke. B.A., M A. Professor of Religious Eduealion Laura E. Davis, B.A., M.A. UiiivHisity of Alahanin. Professor of Latin and Spanish Mrs. J. D. Ei.MS Librarian L. M. Gii.i.enwater, B.A. Emory aiul Henry CollPKe. Field Representative Mrs. Ethei, M. HAcnon Nurse Fi.oRRiE Harwell, B.A. sin Wonuin-.s I ' olliKe; Southern Short lianrl no.ss University. Head of Commercial Department Allene Jeans, B.A., M.A. laylor University; Univer.sity of California Professor of Science and Mat iemalics Lela C. Leslie Bursar Marv Lacy Lyle, B.S., M.A. George Peabody College. Professor of Home Economics Science Mrs. M. C. McConnico Hostess Sanders Hall Mrs. Lillian Powell Mnsnv Hostess Founders Hall Angie Orgain Nichols xonneth Ro.se ' of W:i i .1 -n.l ni.n.t ; Kr.el ' vec Professor of I ' lnlin an, I I ' lieory m r Maid of Athens I (EoUegr H arultQ William M. Patterson, A.B., Ph.D. Vandei-bilt University; Columbia L ' niv.isit.v ; C.ia Student Harvard and Chicago University; Eur. Research and Study; Special Fellow, Universil Chicago. Vice-President Professor of French Mrs. Laurie H. Rader Dean of Women J. S. Ragsdale, B.A., M.A. Indiana University; Graduate Southern Illinois Normal University; Graduate Student Chicago verslty. Professor of Education Professor of History and Econom Ernestine Richardson Dietitian I, II El. I. EN Schram, B.M. .• lii|il.,iiia. with Piano Major; Gi phiina. with Organ Major. Professor of Piano and Organ Professor of History Althea Rose Steele, B.A., M.A. University of Illinois; Columbia Univcrsit,v. Professor of Home Economics Art Mrs. Judith M. Summers Hostess Founders Hall Frankie Thomas, B.A., M.A. lory and Henry College; University of Tennessee. Professor of English Isobel Thompson, B.S. University of Illinois. Professor of Physical Education Mrs. E. K. Turner rcoran Art School. Washington; Art Students ague, New York; Pupil of Kenyon Cox. Daniel rbar. and George Elmer Browne; Exhibitor in Na- tional Exhibits for Twenty Years. Professor of Art WiLDA Weaver, B.Ex. iversity of Nebraska; Nebraska University School Music; Graduate Work, Northwestern University. Professor of Speech Frances Ledoyt Yearly iduate Voice and Piano. Knox Conservatory of Mu- ; Pupil Profe Madam Hanna Butler and Isaac Vi ove. Chicago Musical College. of Voice and Director of Glee Club f ?Sri S 2 £ Maid of Athens I } M UUUmtt 11 aiarnar . Ig .. iHA. Qraii uf txtrnBion aii6 Sirrrtur of g ummrr grljuol oAll that he spak It was of heye prudence, oAnd short, and quyk, and ful of grel sentence. ' mm miM M imi Mi (§t tljat 3 fertljrr i« tifta taU pmt. Mi ttrtnlt;tl|[ it arrordtttg to tsaatm, Ea UlU nxm allf % rondtriaun ®f ?rtff of tljptn. Ba ob it asmth tax. Atiit toI;a ttff g ton-pti. anil of mliat dr rtr; And rrk in mlfat arr tifat tl|tg titf inn : And at a kniglit ttfan mil 3 firBt bsggnnr. ' oA Knight ther was, and thai a worthy man. That from the tyme that he ferst bigan To ryden out, he loved chyralrye, Trouth and honour, fredom and curtesie. Ful worthi was he in his hordes warre, a ind thereto had he riden, noman so farre. {)t i ' utora Maid of Athens i I 1 I IGaurir iSa rr ' She was so diligent withouten slotlte To serve and plesen ever in that place. That alle hir love that loken on hir face. } -i0;i im - rmM m fp irmiir (Elassr Ol-I K ' ERS Mary Turner Kelly President Lillian McAllister Vice-President Naomi Baker Secretary Brooksie Bell Treasurer f p (Elaasp nngp The livilifjlil is yrcying. The thunder of waters, Our gypsy days are here. Can ' t sfeak our love for you, The dusk brings a sting. Nor ' ears of all waters, For our passing — a tear. Could whisper so sad adieu. ll ' e doff our caps for a brief salute, Your path gleams with glory, Offering not tears. Today you ' re shining far. For memories bear fruit The dawn breathes your story. In heart gardens — pearls of the years. Our .lima Mater and leading star. Sing hi! sinr ho! list to the wind. Sing joy, sing joy, life ' s blooming rose, JVeeping merry melody. Held in youth ' s eager hand, Tribute we ' ll sine till moon will end. Roll on, roll on, forever flows .4nd true to old Athens we ' ll be. The spirit and faith of tli ' is hand. Glyn Jenkins. ' ■i m m m ntnr OUaaa Marguerite Frances Almon, B.S. Decatlk, Alabama Freshman Basketball Team, ' 28; Home Economics Club; Secretary-Treasurer Home Economics Club, ' 29; Phi Sigma Literary Society. Elk ther-to she ivas a right mery oonc. Naomi Baker, A.B. Alber iiLLE, Alabama Birmingham Club, ' 29; Athletic Association, ' 30, •31; P. K. Club; Secretary-Treasurer P. K. Club. ' 31 ; V. W. C. A.; Vice-President Y. W. C. A., ' 31 ; Phi Sigma Literary Society; Vice-President Phi Sigma Literary Society, ' 31 ; Secretary Senicn- Class, ' 31 ; Member Sunday School Council, ' 31. With so heigh reverence and obcisaunce As wel in speche as in contenaunce. Brooksie Mae Bell, A.B. Hl .E, Alabama Sigma Delta Lit. ager Croii ' s N rsl , ' 29; Sigma Delta rv Society, ; Adyertising Man- 9; Sophomore Basketball Team, asketbalt Team; Junior Repre- it Couiuil, ' 30; Vice-President r Snciet , ' 30; Business Man- r r ' ; ■-.;■■,. , ,, 7, ' so; President Mathematics Club, Secretai Sigma Delta, ' 31; Treasurer Senior ss, ' 31 ; Senior Rcpresentatiye in Student Coun- ' 31 ; Business Linager Maid of Athens, ' 31 ; Athletic Association, ' 30, ' 31. . . . . 0 excellent heaiitc ■Jntl cninpanablc ami reverent was schc. rntflr Ollaaa MozELLE Brown, A.B. Oakmav, Alabama Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, ' 30, Treasurer, ' 31; Secre- tary Forensic Club, ' 30; Secretary Phi Sigma Lit- erary Society, ' 31 ; V. V. C. A. Delegate to Blue Ridge, ' 30; Classical Club; French Club; Art Club; Feature Editor Crow ' s Nrsl; Class Editor Maid of Athens. (Uuistant in hertj and n er in esynissc T ' l ilrivt hir out oj yilcUc slogardyc. Irene Doss, B.S. Haktselle, Alabama Sigma Delta Literarv Society; Home Economics Club; Classical ' Club; Dramatic Club. Ciirteous sche icas, and entil of scrvyese Thi ' i nils no man nrj-tvhtr so vtrtnous. LuTiE Mae Eastep, B.S. .Athens, .■ laba l Sigma Delta Literary Society ; Home Economics Club. j is a yintil pasture a here thou gocst. nitor CHlaaB Le Ruth Glaze, A.B. Athens, Alabama May Queen ' s Court, ' 29, ' 30; Sisma Delta Literal Society; Spanish Club. snialc y-pullcd ivere hir brrni.es tiuo And the icerc bent, and blakc as any sloo She ivas ful more blisful on to see 1 hnn is the neire pere-jo?iette tree. MT Dorothy Hagood, A.B. r Oneonta, Alabama MAin OF Athens Staff,, ' 28; Athletic Association Board, ' 28, ' 29; ice-Prcsident Si ma Delta Liter- ary Societv, ' 29; CiinL- ' i isl Staff, ' 30; President Sisnia Delta Literarv Societv, ' 50; President Dra- matic Cluh, ' 30; President Student Body, ' 31. Ami spcken tvonder irel in hir absence. Of hir, in prey sin y of hir excellence. Beulah Estalee Hall, B.S. ]5lolmsville, Aladama ■ ' 1 Sigma Delta Literary Society: Home EconomidinTTjTinTt Club; Varsitv Baseball, ' 30; Athletic Association] ' 30, ' 31; President P. K. Club, ' 31. And thoffh this mayde tendre were of age. Yet she hadde rype and sadde coragc ; 1 ' - And greet reverence and charitee. i pmiir (ElaHH Ruth Mae Hayes, A.B Phi Sigma Literary Society; French C ub, Spanish Cluh, ' 30, ' 31 ; Dramatic Clu I ' hdt of liir smylyiiiff u ' as ful syni ' li ' and coy Her ( rcttcst otii icas only by seynt Loy. Vice-Pre iilent Sigma Helta I.iterarv Sncietv, ' 31 Vice-President Home F.connmics Chili, ' 30; Birmin) ham CKib, ' 28; Art Club, ' :;i; Mathematics Clu ' 31; V. W. C. A. Cabinet, ' 31; ager Croir ' s hirsl, ' 30; Advertising Manager MAii; OF Athkn-s, ' 31. Fntor dlaaa Gladys Glyn Jenkins, A.B. Daiifville, Alabama Phi Sigma Literary Societv, Secretary, ' 30, President, ' 31; Classical Club; Dramatic Club, ' 29; P. K. Club; Forensic Club; Maid ok Athexs Staff, ' 29, ' 31; Croiv ' s A ' isl Staff, ' 30, ' 31; President V. W. C. A., ' 31. Slir couilc S ' jugis inaki and n ' cl endyte .... ,md ucU piirtrcyc and ivri i: JuANiTA Marie Johnson, A. Phi Sigma Literary Society; French Club; Spanish Club. She uiix, of pirsoric and of gcntilessc And of iliscrecioiin and ronilinissc. Mary Turner Kelly, A.B. 203 East B.-v€-ntli Stivi-l SHEFFIELP, ALABAMA May Queen ' s Court, ' 28; Croii-S Nest Staff, ' 28, ' 29; President Sophomore Class; Student Council, ' 29; Reportt-r Siuma Delta Literary Society, ' 39; Presi- dent luninr Class; Editor MAin OF Athens. ' 30; Junior Clas, Marshal; Presiilent Classical Club, ' 30; Featiiri- Sictinn MAni ni Athens, ' 30; Presi- dent Senior Class; Editor Ci zl ' ' ) iXrsl. ' 31; Presi- dent Sigma Oclta Literar Society, 31; Feature Editor Maui of Athens, ' 31; Secrctary-Businers Manager Dramatic Club, ' 31; El Circulo Espanol; Kappa Gamma. and fair elvish h of face, hir coiinti il nttnr QUaaa Elizabeth Murphy Morelock, A.B. Nashville, Tfnnessfe Winner Singles Tennis Cup, ' 29 ; Tennis Varsity ' 29, ' 30; House President Sanders Hall, ' 30; Busi- ness Manager Glee Club, ' 30, ' 31 ; Treasurer Span- ish Club, ' 30; Treasurer Phi Sigma Literary So- ciety, ' 30; Music Chairman French Club, ' 30; V W. C. A. Cabinet, ' 30; Athletic Advisory Board; Maid ok Athens Staff, ' 30; Crov: ' s NesI Staff, ' 30, III ( lloii ' shi ' licll coiii c she laiu he and larpc. Lillian McAllister, B.S. HuNTsviLLE, Alabama Secretary Student Council, ' 31 ; Secretary Senior Class; President Sigma Delta Literary Society, ' 30. Curteys she was, discreet and dcbonaire And cniiipnit nable. and bar liyrselp so faire. Lena McGregor, A.B, Athens, Aiabamn Junior dent D ; Vice-P n-le Tennis Cup, ' 30 Mam) of Athens. ' 30 m. -31; Student Coun A suciatioii, ' 31; Ath ■;o; ' ar itv Intcrcolle an Iia kftball, ' 29, ' 50 1; Feature Section Maii Dramatic Club; Sigma ' ice-Presi( matic Club, ' 31 ; Winner Assistant Business Manas ' 31 ; Sports Editor Cirii:: ' s cil, ' 31 ; President Athlci letic Advisory Board, ' 2. giate Basketball, ' 28; Hni Spanish Club; Forensic C OF Athens, ' 28, ' 29, ' 30 Delta Literary Society. Of statue she teas of even lengthc And ivunderous qiiik she was, and yict of strengthe. c „f; mvw Ttiinr (Elasa Virginia Naylor, A.B. Brownsville, Tennessee Phi Sigma Literary Society; Plii Sigma-Sigma Delta Debate, ' 31; Classical Club; El Circulo Espanol ; Maid of Athens Staff, ' 31 ; Feature Section Maid OF Athens, ' 31. Discret she u-iu. and of grct rivcrance She seemed such, hir ivordes uere so ivise. Viola Prince, B.S. Princeton, Alabama Basketball Team, ' 28, ' 29; Secretary- Treasure Athletic Association, ' 30; Hon e Econnm ics Club CJlee Club; Phi Sigma Lite ary Socic tv; Clas Track Manager ' 31. Syngynge sehe was. or flutynge. a! the day She uas as fresh as is the month of May. Martha Grace Roberts, B.S. t IIILDERSBURG, AL ' B MA Phi Sigma Literary Society; Home Ec nomics C 1 Spanish Club, ' 28; Glee ' Club, ' 30; V. V. C. Cabinet, ' 31. J Ireu Lyvngc worker and good icas she in pees and parfit chantcc. f f - ntior CHlaHH Barbara Sarvar, A.B. Athens, Alabama Mav Queen ' s Court, ' 28, ' 30; Reporter Classical Club, ' 30; Treasurer Classical Club, ' 28; Sigma Delta Literary Society. And srhc uvis [roud and pirt as a pye And ful fair siffhtc icas thirc upon hir tico. ' Virginia Louise Seibold, B.S. GUMERSVILLE, ALABAMA Phi Sigma Literary Society; Home Economics Club; President Home Economics Club, ' 31. No countrefcted tertiies hadde she To stiai ivys: but after hir degree She spak and all hire ivordes, more arid lesse Sovnyni c in vertu and in gentillesse. .;;iiii Mary Lou Sentell, B.S. njir Paint Rock, Al ■Treasurer Sigma Delta Literarv Societ •28; Cheer Leader, ' 29. Curl ivas hir heer and as the gold it shoon Y-clad she tvas ful smal and propri ly r A inyrie child she was. li™ III siRpn ' puinr dlaaa Minnie C. Sides, A.B. Opelika, Alabama Phi Sigma I.iterarv Socictv ; Classical Club Officer ' 29, ' 30; Spanish Cluh, ' 28; Y. V. C. A. Cabinet ' 29, ' 30, ' 31; Student Council, ' 30, ' 31; Class Bas ketball leant, ' 30; P. K. Club Officer, ' 30. FulHld of honor and of u; And strong of frtcndcs. rthyn yncsse Laura Isabelle Simmons, A.B. AtHEN ' S, AlABAiVIA Editor Mau) of Athens, ' 31, Sophomore Editor, ' 30, Freshman I ' ditor, ' 29; Feature Editor Crov: ' s I ' rst. ' 30, ' i, Rr|i(irtir, ' 29; President Forensic Club, ' 30; Pre ulent Ait Club, ' 31; President Classical Club, ' 30, ' i(e-Prtvidcnt, ' 29, ' 31; Treasurer Phi Sigina liKiarv Snrietv, ' 30; French Club, ' 30, ■31; Spanivh Club, ' 29; Athletic Association, ' 30, ' 3,; Sophomore KaAethall leam. ' 30; Phi Sigma-Sisma Delta He- bate, ' 29, ' 30; Feature Section Maiu df Athexs, ' 30, ' 31; Dramatic Club, ' 29; Birmingham Club, ' 29. And if that cxcclhnt icas hire heautee -- A thousand foold inoorc vcrluoiis iras she. DoRAH Turner, B.S. Decatur Club; Phi Sigma Literary Societv; Home nomicb Club; Glee Club, ' 30; Cro ' is ' s KrsI Staff, •30, ' 31 ; Art Club. And .u .-(rly she jctis of greet disport And fill fhsanl. and ainiahle of port. putor CElaHfi Esther Loventrice Turner, B.S. krxo , Alabama Sigma Helta Literary Society; Home Economics Club; Clasv Basketball ' Team, ' 30. And she aiiihiLtrdc. that phynly liir entente She uoiilde sheue. luid snlhly iihrit she iiiente. Mildred B. Turner, A.B. Atlanta, Georgia Advertising Manager Maid or Athens, ' 29; Busi- ness Manager Maid of Athens, ' 30, Art Editor, ' 31; Business Manager Cro ' v.- ' s Nfst, ' 31; Vice- President Little Orphan Annies, ' 29, ' 30, President, ' 31; Secretary-Treasurer Art Club, ' 31; Charter Member Athletic Association ; Athletic Advisory Board, ' 29, ' 30; Varsity Swimming Team, ' 29, ' 30; Vice-President Glee Club, ' 31. That longeth to a mayden vertuous She ivns so prudent and so bounterus For lihieh the fiinee sprony on every syde Bothe of hir heantee and hir bonnlee uyde. Helen Margaret Yarbrough, A.B. Athens, Alabama Sigma Delta Literary Society; Le Cercle Francais; President El Circulo Espanol, ' 30; Vice-President Art Club, ■31. .h,d Frensh she spal-e fal faire and sweetly. Dixie Elizabeth Young, A.B. HlNTSVlLLK, Al. r,AMA Vice-President Freshman Class, ' 27; Xice-Pre dent Huntsville, Club, 27; President HuntsyiUe Club, ' 28; President Glee Club, ' 31; French Club; Sigma Delta Literary Society; Spanish Club. .... that faire to sene Than is the lylie upon hir stalke green And fresher than the may ivith flours riewe. M Ptllnm Mrrptng CSrcrtt finnrr ftps bruiih the lrmuT aa tlir lutllnui brnfts. uippptng. ifur luuu iii tbr au. rrrjrii muffle lirr sabs that lubisprr to blur shaiinuis rrrrptnq; abrirrf nninit amau. V5e inusf to our aunthrr uttth trrmbltug Upa. uioutipriug. illuiit uir auiaij? (So. Irauc uour trara uiith thr unllam. utrrptug. (Tliia ia thr iiay. Glyn Jenkins ■ ' Willi him ther was h s sone, cA lorer, and a lusty bachele Sqiiyer oAnd he had be ityme in chivalrye c ind born him wel, though in so litel spa In hope to standen in his ladies ' grace. a[l]p ilitutox ' s 4 . . ' z ' ) S) N. 31mitnr (ElasB Officers David Woodall President Katherixe Joxes Jice-Ptesidcnt Mattie Lee Fort Secretary-Treasurer Miss Lu Ellex Schram Sponsor M S)k£ 1 i m c ilmttar (Ulaaa Mary Athev manassas, virginia Phi Sigma Lit ciety: Spanish Club; Dramatic Club; Athletic Association: Orphan Annie; Classical Club; Golf Club; Glee Club. Sun-kissed raindrops; free pleasantries; romance. Mattie Lee Fort clarksville, tennessee 1 Delta Literary Society; Secretary-Treasun r Class, ' 31; Manager of Swimming. ' 31; Pres Tennessee Club, -31; Home Economics Clul reasurer Athletic Association; Dramatic Club. Winged feet; rushing brooks; freedom. Helen Gerbert guthrie, kentucky Phi Sigma Literary Society; Glee Clt Club; Chairman Sunday School Mu.« Dusky nights; a new moon; a Erma Louise Graham PEMBROKE, KENTUCKY Sigma Delta Literary Society; Captain Junior B ketball Team, ' 31; Spanish Club; Orphan Annii Burnished gold hair; fresh shirts; swift ball pas Elisabeth Hexdersox tampa, florida Secretary Forensic Club; Classical Club; Ait CI Sigma Delta Literary Society; Little Orphan Ann •■Crow ' s Nest Stalt, ' 31. Maud Burxell Hoover glendale, kentucky Indian jewels; journalism; gypsy trails. f X: . ; ?:a. ; i -( ? i 4--=« rjyfi .f? : . V ■ ' ' .,. 3(umnr (ClaaH [essye Dfe Hiaiphrey i; Jmn.ii ■I ' .hii:- -Wax,,. :;!; Junior Swi n(l(ii ; bnnvn nxfords; open spaces. C. R. , Jones ATHENS, ALABAMA Phi Sigma Lit, ■i-ai-y So,-ie ■31; For, ty; ,:-aptain ;nsic Club. Foot l.all Tean Aloofness ; pa irlor visits Katheri eddvville ; many mai iNE Jones , KEKTUCKV idens • prayers. Phi Sigma Lit, of Athens, ' SI Forensic fluli; -rary Soriety; Assistan : Cai.tain Junior Swimi ,. l.han Annie; Jul Team. -31. t Ea iiing lior itor Mai Team. ' 31 Basketba Rosy app les; a woo d fire; cheei ry chatter. Lucy Linton f :USSE1,LVII,1 E, KESTliCKV Sigma Delta ] ■iui ' .! ' ' ' :; : ' , ::,:;, ' :,; ::z id,.nt Dramati Scarlet vel vet CKits; liazel c es; footlights. Mae LUKER PELL cm ,-, ALABAMA Se,geant-at-At, nl, ' ; ' ' ' lhHm ' ' ,:■ ,1; ' :;; ' ;; ' , Mul, ' ety; spar Spontaneous laushter; candy hnxe: ; generosity. G EORGLA Mae Morris ELKTON-, KENTUCKY Sigma Delta Li •31; Spanish ci uh; M,| ' ,l ly Y. ( Ma W. C. A nager. ' 31 Breezes fi •om the Ml m et; d.wd, rops; golf. David Woodall HlLLSBOkO. ALABAMA The serve of a tennis racquet; tweed skirts; pi needles. 6 qA Yeoman had he, and servantes nomo a4t that tyme, for him liste ryde so; a lnd he was clad in cote and hood of gren oA shef of pecok arrows bright and kene Under his belle he bare ful thriftily. Wei coude he dresse his tackel yeomanly. ®1|? i opl|0morfa -=:i:: A k Officers Mary Corixxe Polk President Ruth Baker liee-Presitient Lou IS E JoxES Seerctaiy-Treasurer Miss Fraxkie Thomas Sponsor a jVIarjorie Baile BELLE MINA, ALABAMA Ruth Baker albertville, alabama Phi Sigma Lit-rary Society; Varsity Basketball. ' 30: Fresliman Tennis Team; Sophomore Tennis Team; P. K. Cluh; Math Cluh; Athletic Association ; Vice-Presi- dent Sophomore Class. Agnes Box ONEONTA, ALABA Mercede.s Cagle niK.MlSCll AM. ALABAMA President Fre.slim.ui li.,, i,,w ' s Ne.sf Staft. ' SO, ' 31; Maid of Atli.r.- . r.,n. :;l; Vice-President Clas- sical Cluh. ' 31; Vin rii.-,j,l.iu .Mathematics Cluh. ' 31; Business Manager Forensic I ' lub. ' 31; Glee Cluh; Cheer Leader Phi Sigma LiteTarv Society, ' 30; Ath- Almed.x Havxes Crensh. ATHE.VS, ALABAMA El.mer Draighon TIMCA, MISSISSIPPI Ralph HXE Faust nSEONlA, ALABAMA Martha Louise Jones FA F r IIIF, tewt sfp President Frcm h Inl nil i Club, ' 30, ' 31 M tli n 111 s . lul I I I President Freshnim i 1 cs s, , i ,i Ti ,s S r JSM ' Julia Clarke Leslie anniston, alabama Kathryn Mosby sebree, kentucky Katherixe Musgrove Society: Mathi- Sara CAR()L ■N Patrick QUITMAN, GEORGIA Mary Corinne Polk clakton, alabama ciety; Student CounciL ' 30; Phi 31; President Sophomore Class; Tennis Team, ' 31. Geneverette Rouse paducah, kentucky Phi SiKma Literary Society; Phi Sigma-Sigma Delta Debate, ' 31; Horseback Riding Manager, ' 31; Dramatic Club; Spanish Club. Grace Seale BIRMINGHAM, ALABAN French Clu Edith Estelle Totherow blanche, alabama Phi Sianui ' Literary Society; Student Council, ' 31; Treasurer Y. W. C. A., ' 31; Treasurer Phi Sigma Literary Society, ' 31; Secretary-Treasurer Homo Eco- nomics Cluh, ' 31; Vice-President P. K. Club. ' 31; Mathematics Club; Captain Sophomore Basketball ' ' Qod save, ' quoth he, ' this joly companyc! Fast have I pricked, ' ' quoth he, ' for your sake, ' Jiycause that I wolde you overtake. To ryden in this niery companye ' . ®1)? iFrralpn tt (%. ._J! % , Officers Sarah Marcelixe Riddle Pres ' ulcnt William Cla- - Armstrong J ' icc-Presidcnt Annie Louise Craddock Secretary Elizabeth Matson Riddle Treasurer Dean J. S. Ragsdale Sponsor 4 ' Mf:nJ . .y . v n 5 A 3Frpal|man (ElaBa Cl.OPTON AtHEV MANASSAS, VIRGINMA rary Society; Spanish Club; Footliall LoREN ' E Atkins ALTOOKA, ALABAMA Elizabeth Batts spring hill, tennessee Sigma Delta Literary So iety: Athlc ' tie . Bertha Mildred Bell huntsville, alabama Sierma Delta Literary Society; Glee Clulj Club; Forensic Club; F Ridii thle Swimming Team. -3(1 Association. Louise Black MINOR HILL, TENNESSEE Sigma r)elta Literary Society; Tennessee Club. Sylvia Fran Brindly HARTSELLE, ALABAMA Phi Sigma Literary Society; Vice-President Foren.slc Club. ' SO; Classical Club. Eleona Brinsmade monroe, louisiana Sigma Llelta Literary Society; Crow ' s Nesf Staff; Captain Freshman Track Team; Spanish Club; Or- RosA May Church TANNER, ALABAMA . . r ,A iFrpaltman (fllaaa Charlotte Collins jasper, alabama ligma Lltirary Society; Spanish Clu Thomas Coggins athens, alabama Phi Sigma Literary Society. Dorothy Cornelius athens, alabama Ethel Kathleen Cox pensacola, florida Phi Sigma Literar Society. Annie Louise Craddock san benito, texas Sigma Delta Literary Society; Secretary Freshman (.■la.ss; Vice-President Little Orphan Annies; Vice- Pre.sident Spanish Club; Dramatic Club. Sarah Elam whitehaven, tennessee Nesf staff. Ruth Gamble 4ALEYVILLE, ALABAMA Mary Moore Gay ashland, alabama V - ' i - KM? , IFrp0t|man (Elaaa ZuLiEKA Glaze ATHENS, ALABAMA Sigma Delta Literary Soriety; Classit-i Annie Kate Harris tallapoosa, georgl Phi Sigma Literary Society; Forensic Clu Mallouise Hilderbrand whitehaven ' , tennessee ligma Delta Literary Society; Tennessee Ola ] Iae Holland Sigma Delta Literary Society. Agnes Ikard new hope, alabama Delta Literary Society; Home Econ T. W. C. A. DoROTHv Johnson SHEFFIELD, ALABAMA ' Clul); Sigma Delta Liti Katherine Johnson brownsville, tennessee Club; Sigma Delta Literary Soclet Mildred Louise Johnson bridgeport, alabama Phi Sigma Literary Society. ■A m j Mary Frances Lar: iore VAI.LEV HEAD, ALABAMA Phi Siyma Literary Sotiety. Harriet N. Leonard Phi Sigma Liti Sarall: Locke flat top, alabama Phi Sigma Liti-rary Society; French Clu Edna Lyda BRIDGEPORT, ALABAMA Nancy Lalone athen ' s, alabama Harr - E. Miller dicksox, tennessee Eva Moyers TANNER, ALABAMA Sa.mlel IVIcAbee Forensic Cluli; Football ■■ (V-, m J M 3FrpBt|man QUaea Eppes McCoNNico BROWNSVILLE, TENNESSEE Sigma Delta Literary Society; Spanish (- ' lul : ;Jle Louise McConnico brownsville, tennessee Classical Club; Tennessee Club; Sigma Delta Literat Society; Student Council; Track Manager; Class B:i ketball Captain; Class Swimming Captain; Cirtula tion Manager Crow ' s Nest. ' SI. Clarice A. McCormick MORRIS, ALABAMA Phi Sigma Literary Society: Home Eionomlcs clul Frances McPherson BANGOR, ALABAMA Phi Sigma Literary Society; Mathematics Cluli; Clas Mary Alma Ray kennedy, alabama Phi Sigma Literary Society; Home Ec.nomi P. K. Club. Elizabeth Matson Riddle talladega, alabama Sarah Marceline Riddle TALLADEGA, ALABAMA Naxcy Margaret Rutland tuscumbia, alabama Sigma Delia Literary Society. Louise S.arver ATHENS, ALABAMA Sigma Delta Lite %,. :: ' iK . 3Frf0l|man Ollaaa Maude Scott jasper, alabama Literary Sotii-ty; S ' rretary Spanish Cluli Dramatic Cluh. Mary Naomi Sides opelika, alabama ; Home Economies rluli; Phi Sigma Liter ary Society. Margaret Earle Steele ATHENS, ALABAMA Mary Collixs Stine sheffield, alabama Sigma Delta Literary Society; Classical Club; Crow ' s Nisf Staff; Treasuier Spanish Club; Forensic Club; ■•Maid of Athens Staff. Margaret Leverxe Totherow steele, alabama igma Literary Society; P. K. Club; Mathel Clu Mary Lee Warmack rogersville, alabama Christine Olivia Weaver belle mi.va, alabama Katherine White bauch, tewessee Phi Sigma Literary Society. Pauline Wvnn siluria, alabama Sigma Delta Lit. h ijLi. ' A- uAiil iiAi . mMK-MmAmm.iMMii Am i In al the world, to seeken up and doun. So even withoute doule or question Ther never were suche companyes tweye. ' AtljktUB :ti i %i Atl lrtir Aaaoriatian Lena McGrkcor ....... Preshhut EMz.AnETii Morei.ock Mary Corinne Polk .... I ' lci-Prisuirnt Maitie Lee Fort . . Miss IsnnEi, Thompson- Director M.AN.AGERS Elizabeth Morelock ..... Basketball David Woodall Baseball Virginia Hinds Tennis Mary Corinne Polk Hikinti Georgia Mae Morris ....... Golf Mattie Lee Fort Sivimmini Louise McConnico Traek Jean Rouse Horseback RiJing Letters Ruth Baker, Naomi Baker, Brooksie Bell, Mercedes Cacle, Ralphene Faust, Dorothy Hagood, Beulah Hall, Lillian McAllister, Lena McGregor, Elizabeth Morelock, Mary Corinne Polk, Viola Prince, Iris Ray, Minnie C. Sides, Isabelle SiMMov.s, F.nmi Totherow, Mildred Turner, David Woodall. ; Atlil II I II I . II IS an intcrmural program, consisting of four major sports: basket- win ■ I I I , I ill. together with other sports and activities of minor importance. new ri I ■ 1, 11- was adopted Ihiri year. Every student who desired to become nber .1 ilii- ,L- . ii;i.,ii w is required to pay tVie membership fee. Only members in good (A, % M f — u r -ex: V V ' ' BASKETBALL Free shot! Pers on number 7. So the -iei son starts. Basketball is a popular sport at Athens College and this ear more than the usual number ot have participated 111 the inter-mural program Class practRes ha e been ' K:lKfSs- a ■ r held reguHrh during the sea « son, and team selection has L. been based on taithtul prac Tr tae as «ell as skill Before the regular spring tournament class games were pla ed which ga e contestants points toward a letter from the Ath letic Association Members f the varsit team an entirelv honorar teai m, are chosen from all four classes and ( consist of the best players in the college. Varsity team membership is announced ii 1 the spring at the annual sports banquet. Manager Elizabeth Morelock. 57 ,4 I V A ;:$). m pi;ims. The big tennis tour- nament of the year is the sin- gles tournament in the spring, the winner of which is awarded a silver loving cup. letter from the Athletic As- sociation. Athens College recognizes tennis as one f its most popular sports as well as one f tht most beneficial. M.ANAGER ' IKGIN1A HiKDS. A. h. fisa SHlfc- SSIfer S - ' : 4 .V ■J j ' ' ' i - y :S=L. ' ' imuni Just about the time the big league baseball teams start spring training in Flor- ida the Athens College base- ball season starts. If you don ' t believe it ' s real baseball you should see a tall first baseman knocking a home run, or hear a red-headed shortstop arguing with the umpire. This sport creates much enthusiasm Hid the college. Games played between the class At the end of the season an honorary varsity chosen and emblems awarded. Manager David Woodall. Z.- l f ... : K ). ---.... h f jA of the season, the seniors were successful in carry- ing off the honors. The fall season consists of field meets and indoor activities, but it is in the spring that interest is at ghest, for during that season novelty , broad jumping, high jumping and iig prevai Managkr Louise McConnico. SS feSi S S : SWIMMING Swimming has always been a favorite sport with collegians, whether taken as a college course or oi indulged in as recreation. On Athens College cam- pus competitive classes have encouraged the interest of thosi able to swim and spurred them on to greater efforts. The meets put on by h nM ih ' ; and they long for a jolly jaunt across country. Every girl can obtain, through the aid of Cap- tain French, enoug ' n riding to be able to top the hurdles, which is the most fascinat- ing achievement in the sport. Every Ath- ens College girl has an excellent oppor- tunity for becoming a good hurdler and a splendid horsewoman. Maxager Jean Rouse. X: ' SM :sMSk Hiking and Golf Hiking is one of th enjoyable sports on the campus. Moonlight, sunset, breakfast and afternoon hikes all create an phere of companionship and well far those who are hiking de- votees, for they may combine their chosen activity with that other unexcelled and popular sport — golf — as they roam over .. ; :5v v CWl- ik. 3FnntbaU From left to ritjlit, upper row: Dr. W. M. Patterson, Faculty Director; FuscH, Armstrong, Allen, Miller, Lee, Pettus, Grisham, Coccins, and Coach James Incrum. Lower row: Johnson, Wilkinson, Lecg, Patton, Captain Jones, Athey, and McAbee. Game. Place. Rogersville .... Athens . A. M. I Anniston C. M. A Columbia Ardmore Ardmore St. Bernard . . . Athens . Score. Dale. OtO 12 . . ■ ■ Oct. 3, 1930 9 to o . . . . Oct. 17, 1930 8 to 6 . . . . Nov. 7, 1930 o to . . . . Nov. 1 1 , 1930 to 1 3 . . . . Nov. 15, 1930 ' JJom l|aor 3 talh an ol|ortlg ta a tUmt Oil;; Btatp« tifarr , % nombrp. anUi nk % rano? 3itfg tt;at aaepmbUd tana tijiB ram]iangp Jin tnxllfmnh at tt|ta g«ntU ostrlrfr. Sliat Ijigtjti? % JUafabarJi. faatp fag tin? i Ui?. Sut nam ta tigms to gnu for to UlU 3Hom tl;at ut? bar; m in tt;at aamp nt lft. Utien tttp ttip in tifat aetshni aligtit; Ani aftpr mil 3 tjUp nf nurp oiagp. Attb al tl|s wmnaunt of outp pilgrtmagf. ?But fprot 3 prag gou of gnnr tanvtsBxs, OII;at gp n? tl}tnk it not mg mlangp. Qlltauglf tt;at 3 suptkt al plrgn in tljia mature. OJo trlUn gou ttfpir ntordro and tlfi ir tlitnt; Nor ttfongl]! 3 B|ipk tlfrir ntordra |iro) rlg. ■ -rV .- i tu pnt (Unuuril Officers Dorothy Hagood President MiNXiE C. Sides Vice-President Lillian McAllister Secretary Jessve Humphrey Treasurer Class Represextatives Brooksie Bell Senior Representati ' ve Jessye Humphrey Junior Representati ' ve Edith Totherow Sophomore Representative Louise McConnico hreshman Representative Lena McGregor Town Reprejentative Minnie C. Sides House Presidents . . Founders Hall Liliian McAllister .... Sanders Hall Faculty Advisers Mrs. Laurie E. Rader . . Dean of II ' omen Miss Isodel Thompson . Faculty Chairman Mrs. M. C. McConnico . . Hostess of Sanders Hall S v- te i- --y _ -. ' JiiM M s -frf ' j:t--% -5 ( v . -a?v- ZXKdFff,- ' ' , ' ' ¥ Slibs?i Yr Wf fee© MAID OF ATHENS STAFF rJ? ' X - i .-y Mmi nf Atlipna Officers ISABELi.E Simmons Edita Brooksie Bell Business Manager Editorial Staff Virginia Naylor Isshlatit Editor Katherine Jones issistant Editor MozELLE Brown Class Editor Mary Turner Kelly Fralun- Editor Gi.YN Jenkins Poetry Editor Mildred Turner Editor Mary Corinne Polk Orr cinizations Editor Mercedes Cagi.e . . . . I ' liotoijrapli Editor Mary Stine Typist Margaret Swaney Rivers Aeademy Editor Mrs. E. K. Turner Faculty Adviser Business Staff Pauline Henderson Issistant Business Manayer Lena McGregor Issistant Business Manager :yi is m ■ - - - y ' f-llMj Al g ' : ' - CROW S NEST STAFF 5wr te ' M mil (Urout ' a 5 p0t OiTicnRS Mary Turner Kei.i.v f, ; Mll.DRKI) I ' lRNER Ilushlcss Mlllltll lT Editorial Staff JESSVE D. Humphrey Issociale Editor Elisabeth Henderson News Editor Glvn Jenkins Feature Editor MozELLE Brown Feature Editor ISABELLE Simmons Feature Editor Mary Stine Soeiety Editor Lena McGregor Sports Editor Joyce Lerman -Icademy Editor DoRAH Turner Typist Miss Frankie Thomas Faculty .Idviser L. M. GiLLENWATER Faculty .Adviser Reporters Sarah Elam Mercedes Cacle Maude Hoover Fred ' ai.i., Jr. Business Staff Eleona Brinsmade Assistant Business Manacjer Louise McConnico Circulation Manager Elmer Draughon Circulation Manager Naomi Baker Subscription Manager A. ty S J ' i J ' C l:M f. W. (C. A. (Eabiitpt Officers (h.vn Jenkins President Ceorcia Mae Morris Si-crrlary Naomi Baker r ' ui-Presidrnl Mozeile Brown Treasurer Co.MMiTTEi; Chairmen- David Woodali Chairman Memhersliip Committee Isabelle Simmons Chairman Publicity Committee Edith Totherow Cha irman Program Committee Louise Jones Chairman Social Committee Grace Roberts Chairman World Fellowship Committee Pauline Henderson Chairman Social Service Committee Minnie C. Sides Chairman Music Committee Mrs. Helen B. Bourne Faculty Ad viser Miss Isobel Thompson Faculty Adviser Tho Young Women ' s Christian Association of Athens College has. since its organization, been a vital element in the student life. It has been our aim to give a yeai-ly scholarship of one hundred dollars to a worthy girl and to .send two delegates to the Y. W. Conference at Blue Ridge. North Carolina, each spring. The funds for supporting these projects are secured by personal contributions, the operation of the Blue Moon Tea Room, and by the annual Christmas bazaar. We endeavor to furnish wholesome entertainment and to uphold the ideals that support the development of Christian womanhood within our campus body. , A y.f..v.« «V ' - mm Art (Ulub Oi ricERs ISABELLE SIMMO JS I ' lisiji Helen Yarbroloh rid-l ' r.suinil Mildred Tlrner Si-irilnry-Tniuiinr Mrs. E. K. Turner Spoiuor Members Elizabeth Batts Pauline Henderson Brooksie Bell Isabelle Simmons Mozelle Brown Margaret Swanev Mattie Davidson Dorah Turner Elisabeth Henderson Mildred Turner Ruth Vaughn to broaden their appreciation in thiit field. The monthly meetings are held in the parlors artistic achievements are held. :s: jdh}. . M- fei ■l H ■■■■1 (Elaaatral (Elub Louise Jones Pifsidcnl MiNME C Sides Treasurer IsABELLE Simmons . . rin -Presidcnl Laura E. Davis Sponsor Mercedes Caci.e . . . Secretary J. S. Ragsdale . Sponsor Corn Romas Sfon or Members Marjorie Bailey Mildred Maples Louise McConkico Elizabeth Batts Maud Hoover Virginia Navlor Fran Brindly Glyn Jenkins Alice Peeples MozELLE Brown Katherine Jones Frances Powell MERCEnEs Cacle Louise Jones Margaret Roseneau Irene Doss Katherine Johnson Barbara Sarver Elmer Draughon Harriet Leonard Mary Stine ZuLiEKA Glaze Joyce Lerman Minnie C. Sides Elisabeth Henderson Nancy Malone IsABELLE Simmons Martha Hichtower Pauline Walker ..,.:?;„;: ' ■ ' v ' ,v . .:; ' :■■ ' -: ..t he old St ami i.,..-i ;- 1 , - i.ii ,, 1 prOgr. .- ::,.: . h ' . , 111. .,111,1.1,-, 1, .1 ill the U;.ln ' ' f ,.. 1, II , r r, Ve fo rgili Stl nulat ' in 1. M ir 11,, , 1 ::.- ' u ' 1 ' ' ' ' n l ' , ' l , ' l ' n ' ' l ' , ' ' ' , T .. u--: ' p ? - ' M S tm f . IK. Ollitb On-icERs Beulah Hali Prrsidi- Edith Totherovv I ' irc-Pir.iJnil Naomi Baker Srrn tary-Tiiasunr Mrs. Helen Bournr S; o isor Members Ruth Baker Catherine Naylor Marv Sides Naomi Baker Alice Peeples Minnie C. Sides Beulah Hall Iris Ray Edith Totherow Glyn Jenkins Mary Ray Margaret Totherow Gladys Martin Jessie Sandlin Pauline Wynn The P. K. Club of Athens College is composed of the daughters of ministers of all denominations. The club is a social organization, having as its aim the promotion of fellowship among those students bound together by mutual experiences and similar home interests. £MC; hi i ' tgitia ICitrrarn nrirtu .... PnsUni . . ri,r Prrsidrn Mae LuKiiR . . . Officers MOZELI.F. TliOVVN- Ediih Totherow Members i Donald Mrs. E. C. Steele ■son Margaret Steele Buck Patton Mary Oorinne Pi Viola Prince Iris Ray Mary Ray Grace Roberts Ruby Rogers Jean Rouse Margaret Santle Jessie Mae Sant Maude Scott The Phi Si.gma Lite :ioltls as its s 11 for literatu Ray Taylor Evangeline ■ Edith Tothe i yvfe . tgma Srlta IGitrrary nrtPty Marv Turner Kei.i Hettie p. Ai.i.en- Marv Barker Elizabeth Batts Bertha Bell Brooksie Bell Louise Black Eleoxa Brinsmade Annie Louise Craddock Almeda Crenshaw Elmer Drauchon LuTiE Mae Eastep Sarah Elam Ralphene Faust Mattie Lee Fort Ruth Gamble Marv Moore Gav Le Ruth Glaze Oi ' ulrnl ;ers Pai Members Erma Louise Graham Virginia Grasse EvELvx Reed Grav Dorothy Hagood Beulah Hall Elisabeth Henderson Pauline Henderson Maiiduise Hilderbranc Ola Mae Holland Agnes Ikard Dorothy Johnson Kathryn Johnson Marv Turner Kelly Sadie Lawson Julia Clarke Leslie Lou Linton Nanxv Malone Georgia Mae Morris Kathryn- Mosey Sigma Delt terest. The leadership. y Society fosters informal sti o promote capability iti and me of study for the scholastii -society dy and di: ricc-Pnsidcnt Lillian McAllister Eppes McConnico Louise McConnico Lena McGregor Carolyn Patrick Rowena Reid Elizabeth Riddle Sarah Riddle Nancy M. Rutland Barbara Sarver Louise Sarver Mary Lou Sentell Margaret Steele Mary Collins Stixe LovENTRiCE Turner Pauline Wynx Helex Yarbrough Dixie Young 5sion of topics of parani with public speaking j has been Modern Poeti- inter-society debate. ll ■feW fe Wt (EUtb Dixie Yoi-in ' C . Mii.nRED Turner Officers . . Pn-sUrnt Vhc-PresUnil DoROTiiv Johnson . . . SiHiilary-Trrasure Elizabeth Morelock . . Business Manage BiLLiE Cain Bettie Lou Embrev Helen Gerbert Bertha Bell Eleona Brinsmade Ethel Cox Acnes Box Mattie Da Members First Sopranos ZuLEiKA Glaze Elisabeth Henderson Eppes McConnico Carolyn Patrick Second Sopranos Nellie James Dorothy Johnson Altos Mary Moore Gay Jessye Humphrey Kathryn Johnson Margaret Swaney Ruth Vaughn Dixie Young Julia Clarke Leslie Elizabeth Morelock Viola Prince organ the ability to execute the best composed of thirty voices who mee mble singing in classical i each week for rehearsal. SMSS : k ' Jm. iramattr (Club Officers Lucv Linton . I ' tisid, Lena McGregor riir-PirsiJiiil M. RV Turner Kei.i.y Business Mmia ji-r Vii.i). We.wer Sponsor Members M.ARV Athey M.ATTiE Lee Fort M.xrv Turner Kelly Berth.a Bell Mary Moore Gay Lucy Linton Billy Cain Dorothy Hacood Mae Luker Annie Louise Craddock Nellie James Lena McGregor Almeda Crenshaw Dorothy Johnson Katiiryn Mitchell Betty Lou Embrey Jean Rouse The Dramatic Club endeavors to give to each member opportunitie.s lor iiulividual expression through the pre.sentation of a wide choice of plays. It further attempts to stimulate the entire student body to an active interest in drama. iFiirruHtr (Ulub Offilkrs N ' iKGiNiA Navi.or I ' irsidint Miss Laura E. Davis . . Ilonorury S ' insor Fran Brindley Vue-Prcsidrnt Dr. Wm. M. Paiterson . . l- ' acutly .Uvisfr Elisabeth Henderson . Secretary-Treasurer Miss Frankie Thomas . . t ' acully Adviser Mercedes Caci.e .... Business Manager Mr. Wii.i.iam H. Barnard . Faculty Adviser Me.mhers Bertha Bell Clvn Jenki.ns Lena McCJrecor MozELLE Brown C. R. Jones Katherine Musgrove Mercedes Cagle Katiierike Jones Virginia Naylor Elisabeth Henderson Sam McAbee Iris Ray Jessve Humphrey IsABELLE Simmons The Forensic- Club was uvs uiized on Atlu-ns c-anipus in 19 29, and 1 h. .s grown raiiiaiy since then. It has been instrumental in helping it s members to acquire a stage presence and to become accus- tomea to public speaking. It has also brought topics of Inte rnational importance to their notice. The aims of the Poren.sic Club are to establish closer re lations w ith other colleges, to train its ., ?Sk fes{ lS? SS£SM olrnuraspp (Hub Oil ILRRS Mattie Lee Fort President Kathrvx Johnson Sccielary-Trcasuier Louise Jones Reporter Members Elizabeth Bates Louise McConn ' ico Louise Black Elizabeth Morelock Sarah Elam Willie Moss Mallouise Hilderbrand Virginia Navlor Eppes McConxico Alice Elizabeth Peeples Margaret Swaney Hotttp iErnnnmtrs (Elub Officers LouiSK Seiboi.d Prfsidi ' tit Gladys Owens J ' ice-Prcsidnil EniTH TOTHEROVV Miss Marv Lvi.e LOREXE AtKIXS Marguerite Almox Almeda Crexshaw Irexe Doss LuTiE Mae Eastip Mattie Lee Fort Ralphexe Faust Ruth Gamble Beulah Hall Members Paulixe Hexdersox ViRGIXLA HlXDS Agxes Ikard Mae Luker Lilliax McAllister Clarice McCormick Carolvx Patrick Viola Prixce Grace Roberts me Economics Club has undertaken t ar. each member being responsible U ograms for the year have centered ijor in Home Economics mav enter, [hose interested in Home Economics. ry-Trrasiirer . . Sponsor Marv Ray Louise Sarver Mary Sides Marv Lou Sextell dorah turxer Lovextrice Turxer Marv Lee Warmack Paulixe Wvxx Christixe Weaver o laboratories as its projcc this purpose. ■ious fields in which a gii ly supplemented the class m., A.. 7 A m l0M ' i y% Ml i£l (Etrrulo lEspannl Officers Elena Yarbrough PrrsiJrnlc Ana Luisa Craddock . . . rkc-PifsidenU Maude Sco ' it Sfcrrlaria Maria Stein . . DOKOTHKA HAGOOD Laura Isabel I)av Clopton Athey Maria Athev Brooksie Mae Bell Eleona Brinsmade Rosa Mae Church Charlotte Collins DoROTEA Cornelius LeRuth Glaze Luisa Graham Los Socios Annie Kate Harris Ruth Haves DoROTEA Johnson JuANiTA Johnson Maria Turner Kellev Raymond Lee Maria Luker EPPES McCONNICO Lena McGregor EI Clr Espanol is an organ iz ? Spanish people, literat ' been chosen for speci; . Tnnrni . Rrlaloni . Fiadora Isabel Morelock Georgia Mae Morris Eva Moyers Virginia Naylor Maria Polk ROWENA Reid Jean Rouse David Woodall Dixie Younge m iCittU (!lrpl|an Anmra OFFICnRS Mii.nRii) II TuRNKR I ' ns ' uif An NIK Louise CRAnnocK r ' uf-Pnsidnil Ei.MER Draugiion Sccrclary-Triasttifr Mrmrers Mary Athkv . . . Ei.EONA Brinrsmade . Ankie Louise Craddoci Ei.MER Draugiion . . Helen CJerbert . . . Louise Graham . . . Ma . . . Monroe, La. San Benito, Texas . . Tunica, Miss. . . Guthrie, Ky. . . Pembroke, Kv. Jessve Humphrey- .... Rochester, K. Annie Kate TL rris . , Tallapoosa, Ga Mmdrm) K. Turn I ' j.isAiiETii Henderson ... Tampa, Fla. Maud. Hoover CJlendalc, Ky. Katiierine Jones Eddyville, Ky. Lucv Linton Russelville, Ky. Kathrvn Mosbv Sebree, Ky. Georgia Mae Morris .... Elkton, Ky. Caroi.vx Patrick Quitman, Ga. Jean Rouse Paducah, Ky. . . . Atlanta, Ga. 1927 ibania aiul Tennessee. It rs frequently get together sociable open Are. 11 K ± .Mlik - iMatl pmattra CUlub Oi ricHRS HKnnKSiK Bei.i I ' rrsi, Mercedes Cagle ria-Prcsidtnl Rum Baker Secrelary-Tnasurer Miss Ai.i.exe Jeans Sponsor Members Mrs. H. p. Allex Mercedes Cacle Kathrvn- Musgrove Ruth Baker Helen- Gerbert Frances McPherson Naomi Baker Jessve Humphrey Jessie Sandlin Marjorie Bailev Pauline Henderson Edith Totherow Brooksie Bell Gladys Martin Margaret Totherow The Mathpmatic-s flub was orBanizod the year 1929-30, for the purpose of keeping up the influi of the Mathematies Department in the field of knowledge and stimulating interest in the sub; The club includes not only those students majoring in mathematics, but also those interested In field. The meetings are a means of broadening knowledge and strengthening social relationshif JSp (V t ' O-v, d A T jcr are those who ware as we ryde bye. 86 ...J.-iA  . ■•y .... ' Sut Salomon aaitt;, tnrrQ tiding l|attf BtBOvsxL B ar (Soiidia nak;! bt tt;aii of brttpr rtferrr. 3lt is «n timp for to ato e Ijp«. (3 1 UB Bom ttifry tal?. bg your fag; or if a man Ib ttAxsh unto )ila]2. I|r mthsB must unto tt;at (tlag aoat nt. ISut p rt| nut, aB fxttiB ia in Urnt (Sa ntakf m for our olde agnn B mriip, i or Ift tl|g talp mak; ua for to slttps. uIpI ua Bom; ntrrQ tiding of attrntorra. ' The fairnesse of the lady that I see Yonde in the gardyn roming to and frc Is cause of al my cryying and my wo. I know not whether womman or godde ®I|f ©alf nf tl|p Hf rtn«a ICaiija ' Anil uj||ii aat ttriU mih last upun tljr hma. Uljat laDifH fayrrat br nr brat amtaiing. Wr uttiirli of tl pm ran Ijarprn brat or aitng, Anb w )a moat frlgngly aprkrll) of lour; (! f al lljia makr II nout mrnrtomt: lut of tljrflfrrt: tl|at lljtnkrtli me tl|r brat : Noui romtlj tl)r poynt, anb Ijrrkrn if you Iratr. ilarij Suntfr IKrlly .... Mnih of Atljpna She is honored overal iher she goelh. Uirginta Naylor MtHiJam Thou art so wvs, it needeth nat the teche. SaabpUp i tmmouH (Eulturp Curteys she was, .... (i4nd kind in ihoughte and bar herself ful faire. Lo, al this folk ■caught were in her trace. (!Il|arm iEltxabpttf iMorflork Uf rBatility For such another was ther noon as she. SCatljrijn 3lol|Ufion Itautg Fair wai ihif mayde in excellent beaulee. ICouiHf JMrQIoitntro ' portHmanHliip q4s she was of chyvalry the flour. Slftiktna . . Thou haf.. COriytualttii .4 QII|0 (Hale nf ll|r da-Eh (Apoln to Genjfrcy Chaucer) Ah thinketh that a tali I schal nhersi hrere And therfor every gentil night I preye. In frendship, demc nat that I seye Of yvel entente but for I moot reherse Here wordes alle, al be they better or werse. Or elles falsen soni of my mate ere. And therfor uho-so list it nat to heere Turne over a leef, and cheese another talc. If ' ith good hope and icith hirte blithe Forth upon his wey he rood As sparcle out of the broude. As eny peeock he teas proud and .jay ; Pipen he coude, and fissh and nettys beete. And turne euppes, ivrastle ivel, and scheete. His eyen twynkled in his head aryght As doon the sterres in the frosty nyght. Ful hyg he ii ' as of braun and eek of bones. His voys hadde a trompes thundrynge tones. Now up, noii ' doun, as bokcl in n welle; As fiers as a leoun, and like a yrifphon Looked he aboute. And as the leoun. he his lookyng easte I ' pon the gaytrs of Athens hifore y-bound so faste ff ' her lerned only ladies, yere by yere, Sueh inaner doctrine as xias taughte there. The hors anon gan for to trippe and danee If hen that the (jo-ed leyd hand upon his rayne. By my Iroulhc. quod he, ne entente is noon For to ryde by doomb as a stoon. They, nynsynt e damoseles, everichon Were glad of his coinync as foivel is of the brighte so And betivi.xe you and me. and therfor so, ff ith menstalcy and noyse to meet him they go. A faire mayde U ' as ther that 7vas eleped Elouise Thereto she koude skippe and make game As any kyde, or calf . fidoicyngc hir dame. A gerland hadde she set upon hir heed All ful of fjoures uhxtc and recdc. Ful smcdle y-pulhd iccrc hir brours tiro As ho u ' cre bent, and blakc as any sloo. In all this world to seken up and down A, ftSVj There was no man so ivys that koudc thenche So gay an Athenian, so suich a uenche. And she lighte down and falletk the Co-ed to feete. (For wommenj for to speke as in commun Thay follow alle the favour of fortune). Sir Co-ed, guod sche, I pray you draw you near And as we dede, let us laugh and playe. In mirthe and jolytee our lif to lyven. And lightly as it comth, so icil we spende. Then bad she him his verdict say. And counsiled him that he say not nay. Quod he, For to make you the more mery, I wil myselven gladly with you tery. Armed wel with herte stierne and stoute Seyed she, Alaydes of Athens and aboute. My lige lord, on this solempne day Saleweth you as best we kan and may. And sendeth you, in honour of youre triste. By me that am al redy at youre heeste. This ring of gold, that esily and weel Kan let you where so you lyst. Beren youre person unto every place To whiche youre herte ivileth for to pace, Trustyng there f zn falle no adversitee Unto youre regnc or to youre self also. This Co-ed stood hye upon his toos Strecchynge his nekke and heeld hise eyen cloos. And gan for to crow loude, his herte bathed in bliss. So tvas he ravysshed with this flaterie Desiren he to kepe and reulen the citee. That still is he croiiynge ivel and myrily. Some iiepeth, iiayleth, makcth sory chere, Dwelleth in their hertes syk and soore That Fortune ivas first friend sitthe foo. Unto tyme endeth this noble kyng is set upon his trone. And despite the sorwe and pitous bemone. They dooth hise ceremonyes and obeisaunces, Kepeth in semblant alle hise observaunces. In pacience lede a mekely symple lyf. And against this no creature alive Of no degree avayleth for to strive. Then is it U ' isdom, as it thinketh me. To maken vertu of necessitee,, And take it wel, ivhat we can nat eschewe. And namely ivhat to alle of us is due. And there a poynt, for namoore is to telle. Bn xpB 3ran A oplt ' s iiary SEPTEMBER 1 6 — Left Mother ' n Dad — feeling blue Campus mighty green — so many rats. Co-Eds! An old tradition of eighty-seven years goes smash! 17 — Opeiu ' ng exercises. Old students looking well. New ones promising. 23 — Teachers show talent in recital. 26 — Reception for new students. 31) — More faculty talent displayed in rt ' cital. OCTOBER Athens College turns out. McCo I — Sophs make whoopee with rats. 3 — School Kids ' Day at County Fa (E) reports special good time. 4 — First football game in College history — Victory! 18 — Y. W. C. A. entertains for Little Mother ' s eighty-first birthday. 31 — Hallowe ' en! Spooks ' n goblins reign! NOVEMBER 5 — Preachers, Preachers e erywhere! North Alabama Conference P. K. ' s happy. 14 — Square Crooks presented. New actors and actresses score big hits. 15 — More football — Athens vs. St. Bernard. More victory! Cagle ' n McGregor eat lemons. 20 — Dumb Dinner — Gillie pays and plays. 22 — Who ' s Who — We know our Venus ' and Minervas. 25 — Phi Sigma — Sigma Deltas play basketball. Sigma Deltas keep up rep — win. 27 — Deserted campus — ' cept for about fifteen. Turkey, pie — good! Merry Thanks- giving. DECEMBER II — Dirigible visits city. Y. W. C. A. Bazaar. 13 — Frankie Simmons sings Springtime in the Rockies for Sigma Deltas. 14 — Glee Club Cantata at Methodist Church. 15 — Recital — afterwards show is seen. 18 — Christmas dinner. Spirit of giving permeates college. 19 — Sophs issue Crow ' s Nest. Ten-fifty bell of freedom peals forth — Holidays! -Well, wonder two things: if the old they began year ' 31 rightly. JANUARY ollege mates feel as sleepy as L and if «i£fe: lPfk , ? T . (V, 6 — School again — feel like a balloon with a pin stuck in it. Veal■y and sad-looking bunch! 3031 — Mid-term exams. Blackest doom from St gian caves are sent! What ' s it all about — the revival of the fittest i FEBRUARY I — New semester — Revival ' - 14 — Big Day! Big lifelong event ' Miss Ramos becomes Mrs. Aiken; to reside in Birmingham. Never saw so many heart-shaped boxes of sweet ' n ' gay posies ' n ' telegraph boys! Oh, Cupid! 17 — ' Nether big event — Seniors become really dignified at Class Day program. ig — The Enemy presented. Freshman stars grow promising — old stars grow better. MARCH 4-5-6 — Basketball tournament — interclass — Lunging Lous — Battling Betties — Leap- ing Lenas, ' n ' Bouncing Bakers stampede court. 7 — A. A. Banquet Fresh Freshies won B. B. tournament — Thus the banquet — Enjoyable ! 13 — Friday — Luck! — L ' p in the Air presented by Glee Club. Half the cast vic- tims of flu — However, big success. 17 — Dorothy Hagood gave recital — Very good, Dotty. 24 — Watch yo ' step! — ' cause Vanderbilt Glee Club arrives! More fun ' til — how late? 25-31 — Lull on campus — Spring Holidays. Downtown stores at home visited quite often in frantic search for Easter bonnets, gowns. 7 — Black-Faced Minstrel presented by A. A. Such celebrities as Amos ' n ' And - ' n ' Madame Queen, Al Jolson ' n ' the Campus Co-Eddie Cwartette. Fun! 9 — Helen Gerbert presented in voice recital accompanied by ] Liry Moore Gay, reader. 16 — Spring recital — Llsic everywhere! 21— A. A. Play Day. 24 — The Family Upstairs presented by dramatic students. MAY g — Mary Turner Kelly displays regal qualities — The Princess theme for ALay Day Festival. 23 — Senior Class Play — It Happened in Hollywood — Funny! 24 — Baccalaureate Sermon by Rev. L. D. Patterson, of Talladega First Methodist Church. 25 — Academy Graduation Exercises, 8:00 p.m. 26 — College Commencement, 10:00 p.m., Dr. J. N. Hillman, president of Emor ' and Henry College, Emory, Virginia, speaker. 28-2g-30 — Final exams. Seniors do finale. Goo ' bye, Athens! P. S. — I hope eve rybody has a delightful vacation! And will write to me! 5fe ' :M ' h.m ;i Ye be to tne right welcome hertily: For by my trothe, if that I shal not lye, I never saw so mery a cotnpanye cAt one time in this harbour as is now, f Aralipmt - Sll Alma ilatpr (§. Allirns (EnUrgr, motljrr bfar. So tl)rf uir make a urnu Sljat uip uitll Idur t }n ruprmorp As lup ha lour tl rr noiu. Sljp blup anil ijolii of our (Eolkgc I)omp § l)titp out for trutlj an mortl) o. Alma iMatrr, uip will sing. ®lfg praiar oVr all tl r rarlh. A piouprr in tlju gooii uiork. illjou Ijaat won for tl yarlf a uantp; ®l|y iiaugljlrra rarru on tlju rauar Anil l)rl;i to aprraii tl)u fame. Noui ntau our Uura a blraatug prour. Anil pari) an Ijonor lip, ®l)ua aljounuii. Alma iMatpr. iirar, ®l;at uip arp trup to tlipp. Olivia Nelson Dorman A.. -.V ' ' f ' ' Florence j ' ormiiL; nLVt i ' slti .jH dcbyyc -, CcCdcvyiL ' •But in her tcching discret and benigne. ' ' ' M £-3 sk 3vim X Cornelia S. Ramos, A.B. Athens College; Graduate Student George Peabody College for Teache Instructor in Latin and MnJcrn hatujuaues Florence Tilalax, B.S. Florence Normal; University of Alabama; Summer Work at Peabody Co Principal of Riven .lunicmy and In: in Mathematics Mary Em.ala Pearson Simmons. A.R. Athens College; One Year Resident Graduate Work Columbia Uni luslructur in Emjlisli and Science 4-- fci .( ;s£,d2 £MiSh i Uir Ti a4 Shipmaii nas titer, daellyiig far by neste: Hardy he was, and nys to undertake; With many a tempest hath his beard ben shake. He knev wel alle the havenes, as thei were. From Scotland to the cape of Fynestere, a4nd every creek in Bretayne and in Spayne; His barge y-cleped nas the Magdelayne. ®1|F BnnoYB Bessii; Lof Garrett Ball ATHKNS, ALABAMA L ' lass; Secretary-Tr Vke-Proisdent Jun Athens Staff. ' 29. J ' l ' ciijiiiiit iilis; liny hahy hatids ; (initlcjicss. Mattie Bell Davidson sycamore, alabama IJtHiaiy Society: Vice-Pre.sltient Freshman f !ulj; GU ' c Cluli; Dramatie Club: Athletic A.sso i: Fii ' tnl hrushi-s; co-eds; coqucitisit (ilanccs. Julia Graham Dukes belle mina, alabama Iivins Literary Soeiety. Prinlns ' ink: rrd hcrcts ; home. Rheudelle Gaines CROSSVII.l.E, clloi - violins: foicKjn tongue Nellie James birminchamj alabama t Harris Literary Soeiety, ' 31; Presitient Athletii ion. -ao; Viee-President Student Council. ' 31: Sec leasurer Senior Class; Captain Baslietliail Team ' 30; Glee Club. liatliinij suits; basketball ; milky ays. ISSk i:-ki A m J ' .Jt ri V ;! 07 ' jy j - ' U ' - irmnr (Elasa Grahaaif. Mosby SEBREE, KEh Alice Elizabeth Peeples dversburgj tennessee Vice-President Senior Class; President Irvine Lite Society, ' 31; Secretary Student Council. ' SI; Clas: Club; Tennessee Club; Athletic Association. PoiL l,r hhir; Iriiih ' ls; cats. Febrie Catherixe Shaw Ha. ■ris Lilcra ' ■ ■ Society. Tb c Little Mother Award. -30 Ihu ncir; dainty s Margaret gallatin, titi ies: haskrtha J. Swaney TENNESSEE 11. Pre era; .■iident Sophomore Class, ' 29; President Junior Cla.ss •■Maid of Athens Staff. ' 31; Secretary Irving Lit ry Society. ' 30: Art Club; Tennessee Club; Glee Club Palis: hri,f ,t drafnus: art. Pauline Walker 105 North Thil •ty-ninth Street BlRMINGHAl M, ALABAMA irvl ing Lilcrar y S.,ciety; Svvii Assoc iation. ■30; Athletic Setttiiiu-nl work; atliletics; remodeled clothes. 109 A ..c% -. vJ ' s : y.dk? . % yS,rh:.: . ' : r .:iiM ®l|i Ptlrjrtma ' Irturn 1S51I1KN the harvest is laid by and the ' o ;arments of beauty and the sun doth t seizes a person and he longs t i So it happened in this season 1 ' scenes of my girlhood and to wander again o ' chanced to be stopping in the Fr of Autumn ing day, ' tis then that the etiirii til the scenes he has loved. av planniiiL; to go back to Athens to visit the r the spacious campus of my Alma Mater. I New Orleans. I was sitting at my table par- taking of the evening meal when I chanced to hear a group of people at the next table speak- ing of River ' s Academy. Since I was going there, I glanced in the speaker ' s direction to see who they might be. Much to my surprise I discovered that they were all old scliooinKites of mine. I hastened over to their table to see what had brought them together in this iit . They were surpried to see me and explained to me that each one was going hack to Athens College and they just chanced to meet at this tavern. Since we were all hound for the same destination and we were all friends we decided to travel together. This made six in the party. Nevertheless, before I proceed further with m story, methinks 1 should tell you who each npus life while time spent in the lid Margaret had ion so they began There was, first, Ellen Church, who had been a tudent at the Academy when she was a girl. She moved to Washington in her Junior year. Second, there was Alba Bueno, a clexer little Ciilian girl who had come to River ' s Academy to learn to speak English. After a year there vhe had gone back home. There was Martha Hightower, who had jiraduated from River ' s Academy and then had gine to New York to study dramatics. The fourth in the party was Alice Peeples, a lovely girl from Tennessee, who had been in Athens during her Senior year. The fifth was Margaret Swaney, a girl who had been prominen River ' s Academy. And the sixth member of the party, of course, was I. Each of us was anxious to know where the others had been in the h since our acquaintance at the Academy. So we all decided to while a plane on the way by telling our experiences of the past few ear . been roommates in Athens aiid the had continued to go together after first: After we left River ' s Academy we went together through college. Upon graduation from there we left . ' merica on a tour of the world. We had many exciting times on this trip but we were i lad im ;, t l ai k hmw. Then we studied art in New York for a year. We specialized in costume lU-l-iiinu ami planiml uiaiix .il the clothes for the Mardi Gras held in New Orleans. Since m ' had to lir in Ni l)il,aiis we dn uled to go back to Athens and see the school and just The second one to relate her experiences was Alba, who said; I went back to Cuba after leaving my friends in America, where I stayed for some time. My family decided to move to Spain so I went with them. I lived there for a few months but I was dissatisfied in that coun- try so I went back to Cuba. There I did some work as an interpreter of English. Then I de- cided to pay a visit to my old school. 1 came to America by way of New Orleans and I am so happy that Fate has brought us together again. These were all the stories we heard on our trip for it was a short trip from New Orleans to .Athens li air and we had time for no more. With condiiting eniolions — memories of a happy past aiul regrets that all xvere not present — we approached our old school. The campus was greatly changed and we met almost all new- faces, but Founder ' s Hall with her four columns, Matthew, Mark, Luke and John, the Crow ' s Nest and our centuries-old trees and the old LaGrangc bell — still gripped u; with their power of majesty and traditions of yore. InvcE Lerman. ' S m 33s :£: MM s£ M mSh A- Ther was also a Nonne, a Prioresse, oAnd certeynly she was of gret disport, a4nd ful pleasant, and amyable of port, oAnd peyned her to counterfete cheere Of court, and to be stately of manere, oAnd to be holden digne of reverence. ®Ij iluntnrB i .. hr rJ ' ' m -i Bs mi Ma v ' m ' Mh 3lumnr CHlaa a Joyce Lkrmax ATHENS, ALABAMA President of Junior (Mass; President of Fresliman CI Vice-President of Sophomore Class; Vice-PresidenI Irving Literary Society, ' 30; Basl etl3all Manag r. Honor Roll, ' 29, ' :!0; Crow ' s Nest, ' 31; Student Cou ■:!1; Irving Literary Society, ' 28, ' 29, ' 31; C.assical C •31 Betty Lol Emrrey Glee Club, ' 29, ' 30, ' 31; Dramatic Club, ' 29, ' 30, ' 31; Ath- letic Association; Tennis Captain, •29- ' 30: Irving Literary Society; Classical Club, ' 30- ' 31; Fire Captain. ' 29. ' 30. Kathrvn Mitchell AUnURN-, ALABAMA itcrary Society; Fentiirr s.i- Catherine Nayi.or Frances Wright auburn, alabama .A., . .(f S£riJ £ M k h i- g 4 , itf l i4nother Nonne also with her had she. That was her chapelleyn, and Prestes thr l nhnduBBtmn M - ' -7 s A Mf Q c Society; Athlt llnbrrrlassmru Anne Grace Harris birmingham, alabama Willie Dawson Moss dversburcj tennessee Sophomore Class, ' SI; Harris Lit- ' 31. Club Sarah Ruth Robertson niKMlKClIAM. ALABAMA Irviim Literary Society, ' SI. Ruth Vaughan funiak springs, florida Dramatic Clu Helen Cartvvright Wood ATHENSj ALABAMA Irving Literary Society. a l .-,! i£ j£; h£SM£ ikh iVi l, ' X-f - -n. -.y. - Ara mlI IGttrrarii nrirltrfi i arria ICitrrarji nrirtji Ol-FICERS Nki.i.if. James I ' nsid.nt Nell McCurrv lici-Presidcnt Frances Wright Secretary Uruiiig Sjilrrarji S ' lirirtij OriicHRs Alice Peeples President Martha Hichtower Vice-President Bessie Garrett Secretary c-v :-- Eturr ' a Ara nug (itrla RivnS .1 Fin,,, „■ uidrmy Girls lit ah ays rniumhrr first oi January lilt the last of I), True friends you liill surely ir If these girls, for friends, you To rxtta, is differeul from the re:.!, m Ihfin to you Til do my hest. T-very one holds rjualitirs of her oun, From the smallest to the full i roivn. .Illhouijh Olivia is a new a ' i ' l here, In our hearts ive hotel her dear. Joyce Lerman ' s keen intellectunlity lies with Nellie ' s athleiic ability. Red .MeCurry .Ind the rules. ur leader, has grit if course, is little Bit. ' not a bad clioic has a ejood voice Betty Lou ' s indifference And Billy Cain, nxe thin, Fay Dunn ' s eyes, which are so blue. Bespeak she is a fri. nd so true. In school ivhile Evelyn is heinij so cjood, Explaining the Geometry— is Helen ll ' o Julia is indeed Quite smart; .-hid how ' bout Rheudell ' s kind, generous heart? —Polly tfalker ' s curly hair? .4nd Nell Brown ' s long love affair? Bessie ' s beauty and sha. ' e? — Ih, me — .Ind Grahame Moseby ' s modesty? — Sliz and her artistic skill? And Alice with her sweetni Ri jhl here now I must admit That Dot Grisham has the wii — Elizabeth Hun ' er is ouiet a And .Martha Hiyhtower has Some folks at Catherine Saylor do stare Because of the boy ' s apparel she doth we d ,iood ■d refine a brill, c Ruth Robertson keeps her room so clean -Ind Mattie Davison is a senior a! sixt I ' at Hicks— Mrs. Holland— Mrdon me— She ' s married now, don ' t you see? It ' e like Kadie — she ' s a cute old gal- And Ruth Vaughn and her fiance. .II. ' Frances Powers and Frances IVright Art smart girls and both so bright. Margaret Swaney is a true friend. That is all, so I must end. .Ill of these will do good in the world. For all of them are Ideal Girls. Grace Harris }h ds ' ' ' - ' ' M2Skm ih 3jtkp tljf unit uu o raflrrfl nf a iiuirlUiig, € ' moatli. lraf-iirrntri anfi rrram, ruitng no uiay— rurr ram;jpUing. lrpngtli of ;ialf au bram. ahrsc uir rliosp aa nur framrmork. Prouru in gift anil anul. elipap our iwhvb framcuiark, (6tri rii. Btaunrb attb uibolr. Glyn Jenkins :: Ah ■n- H K,rflMa .,,..,,,,• ■ I. - T i i f 4. ■ fnr ' aturr hath utitb Bimrrriiu hiliynirr 3-fi]rmrI tbnn in eo nrrt r.xrrllnirr. M mm! 0 - z. jcA LLl JaM.ii-f V MOIT ATHLITIC ' if itlfiliJ nf linmnirs an of uuirthiursB. :% ' - ' ' ' - ' ' ' - A k s (iur alaurru ' a dinij Uiatpria J he breath of ivisteria, lavender, siveet and faint As the artist ' s dream in a blotch of paint. Free and cool as a petal ' s kiss on a grass blade drifted. Cool and free as the rose mist so near by lifted. It ' isteriaf wistful, tender ii-ilh memories and visions of Life Arcliing my gale, caressinij, clusterincj, pulsating lest Life Should grow too siueet for those ivho enter. Ullir ISp6 (ipak When my body is old and sits stiff at daivn. When the boom of sun rocks the heaven And my lips tremble not at the steps of a faivn, Then it is dead — soul barren. Then my soul still young and free at last . Will haste to a n d-oai- tree. And be of its say. and hod uhen the blasts Of u ' ind come — Then I will be me. My soul and the tree shall then be cue., And U ' e to each other ivill be life. What joy icill he the moment icon When I shall have soul for strife. (§ur (Enlumna Patterned with shadows Lacy trimmings drip to the floor, Mute, dreaming columns. One — tico — three — four. Canvass of moonlight Croivns she has made. Kisses of moonlight. Make patterns of shade. Jiisc zvith the sunsets. Lavender-rose and bronze, Ifise with human frets, Mattheu — Mark— Luke— John. Wise ivith the morning. Red-gold and blue. Tall, straight, glistening Under a century of dciv. Qds ' ' ut shortly to the poynt now will I wendc oAnd maken of my longe tale an ende. Charting the Route to Succes To members of the Class of ' 31 of Athens College, the diplomas soon to be received will mark more than the completion of a college course — or the reaching of a goal. In the hands of the young women who have scored so fine a record, they will serev as keys to a future of success. Commencement Day marks the ending of one pe- riod in your lives, the beginning of another. Your diploma tells the world that you have equipped your- self with knowledge to help you to win in the field of life. There ' s another ally you want — a growing account at the strong, helpful, experienced bank, where inter- ested ofificers and staff members will watch your progress and be available with facilities and sound advice. In other words, an account at the Farmers Merchants Bank, where complete banking facilities are available. FARMERS MERCHANTS BANK ATHENS, ALABAMA .•4 -- ' ' r K ' ' -I.S Cfe: ' Kd THE MERRIMACK MANUFACTURING COMPANY LOWELL, MASS. HUNTSVILLE, ALA. MINOT, HOOPER CO. Selling Agents NEW YORK BOSTON Compliments OF Tke Huntsville Daily Times COMPLIMENTS Piggly Wiggly With Best Wishes to Athens From Their Friends Tke Avondales Mills If You Can ' t Find What You Want in Your Home Town, Come or Write to KING ' S Department Store Style — Quality — Price FLORENCE, ALABAMA s :Q ' ; ' MMMk MSSS.,-2 LIMESTONE DRUG CO. The Rexall Store A COMPLETE LINE OF TOILET GOODS Com hments of G. W. LONG GROCERY CO. ATHENS, ALABAMA Com hments of Huntsville Transfer anj Building Material Company HUNTSVILLE, ALABAMA THE HUNTSVILLE COFFEE CO., Inc. Roasters of TWICKENHAM COFFEE Our Coffee Sold by All Leadiug Mer- chants of Limestone County SARVER AND HIGHTOWER Outfitters of the Whole Family Phone 10 ATHENS, ALABAMA ,A SHOE REPAIRING Our Specialty M. TEKS GILBERT DRUG COMPANY NUNNALLY CANDY SODA WATERS Phone 13 WOOD ' S JEWELRY STORE Quality, Service Appreciation West Side Squ are Athens, Ala When a Minute Means a Lot to You — Take a Bus Operated by Number 7 Bus Lines Phone No. 7 Athens, Ala. For Quality and Service Post Office Cafe Phone 348 HUNTSVILLE, ALABAMA N. S. Hollon Co. Funeral Directors A. M. McCONNELL Nifflit Plume 230 R. H. McCONNELL Niclit rlii ne 3.! Ofhce Phone 101 Athens, Alaba Shop Individual WILLA S GOWNS— COATS Hats By Dobbs Willa M. Kinzer Eat More Bananas J. F. LOVIN DECATUR, ALABAMA Sarver and Carter The Pure Food Store Groceries and Fresh Meats Phone 241-242 Dickson Paint Co. PAINT FLOOR GLASS, WALLPAPER SURFACING, PICTURE FRAMING No. 1 South Side Sqt are Phone 88 Huntsv lie, Ala. - rv - • li .p -H Zirii ' y h dx : r x Speake, Warren GT Ratliffe We Clothe and Shoe the Entire Family Phone 429 DECATUR, ALABAMA Carrell Furniture Co. 618 Bank Street Near Lyons Hotel ' FAIRNESS TO ALU GOWNS, HOODS, CAPS CORRECT OUTFITS FOR ALL DEGREES Quality aud Service at a Reasonable Price Cotrell and Leonard College Department ALBANY, NEW YORK ATHENS CAFE Visit Our Modern and Up-to-Date Private Dining Room COMFORT WITHOUT EXTRAVAGANCE HOTEL LYONS DECATUR, ALA. J. K. HUGHES Vice-President and Manager NASHVILLE COAL COMPANY General Offices NASHVILLE, TENN. Alabama Cotton Oil Co. Manufacturers of Cotton Seed Products HUNTSVILLE, ALA. College View SALLIE S PLACE Phone 9163 All Kinds of SANDWICHES - - ■f cV VJ1 f M Tke Student Bod: y is grateful to tke fol- lowing friends and patrons for tkeir kind assistance m the puDlication of tkis annual: Miss Alice G. Heap Miss Cleo Lovin Miss Katherine F. Peebles Miss Mary Lee Madry Mrs. J. D. Ellis Mr. H. M. Sherrell Mrs. Cornelia Ramos Akin Mrs. Bessie Smith Reeder Mrs. F. M. Church Ingrum Music Shop Miss Sarah Bandy Mr. Lovvorn Mrs. R. H. Richardson, Jr. Mrs. Merle Cartwright Wood Mr. O. W. Crutcher Mr. Richard Tylerwood Mr. R. H. Richardson Mr. Rosenau Miss Mabel Claire Orr Mr. Spec Greenhorn Mr. Dan iel J. Wilson, D.D.S. Mr. Ben Jaffe | Blair and Copeland Mr. Carter and Clopton Ice Cream Uncle Bob McConnell Mr. Paul Cooke Sarver and Carter Miss Mary Nolan Mr. J. S. McDonald Mr. S. T. Slaton Dr. M. R. Morman Mrs. O. M. Spickard Mr. D. R. Ray mm w m A :s js -. :rs iC ' ' ' - - Qi MSk . == (V Compliments of MONTEVALLO COAL MINING CO. Producers of ORIGINAL— GENUINE MONTEVALLO THE WORLD ' S BEST COAL Mines Sales Offices ALDRICH, ALABAMA WEBB CRAWFORD BLDG. SOUTHERN RAILWAY BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Rogers — Since 1894 WHAT SPELLS SUCCESS? . . . in College, It ' s KNOWLEDGE in Storekeeping, It ' s VALUE That ' s What It Takes Above Everything! Not Big Space Advertising — Not Merely the Low Price — But the Kind You Get For the Price. That is One Reason for the Wide-Spread Public Confidence Accorded Rogers in the Tennessee Valley. THIRTY-FIVE YEARS OLD— STILL GROWING VALUE ABOVE EVERYTHING PRICE Rogers Department Store figures FLORENCE, ALABAMA s ssk M Si = FRATERNITY, COLLEGE AND CLASS JEWELRY COMMENCEMENT ANNOUNCEMENTS AND INVITATIONS nc m Jewelers and Stationers to the Senior Class of Athens College and Jeweler to the Senior Class of Rivers Academy m m L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY Manufacturing Jewelers and Stationers Attleboro, Mass. nc )n Represented by EUGENE G. FITZGERALD lOS ' i N. TWENTY-SECOND ST. BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA . . 5fe ? y - fec a ; gy Afe N Home 0 Nat We ionally Known and A( arables— Merchandise the nes Write About and the Talks About vertised Maga- Radio DUNNAVANTS. Inc. Huntsville, Ala. Hotel Twickenkam European Plan Huntsville, Alabama In the Heart of the City R. E. COWPER, Mgr. When in Hunlirille Visit FOWLER BROS. LADIES ' READY-TO-WEAR SLIPPERS, HOSIERY In Corner of Washington and Holmes Street Compliments of BOTTLING WORKS ATHENS, ALABAMA CALUMET TEA COFFEE CO. 409-411 West Huron Street CHICAGO. ILL. When in Florence Visit the Negley Coffee Shop A La Carte Service TABLE D ' HOTE LUNCH AND DINNER -rvice and Good Food at True Val College Girls Always Love to Trade at NEW WILLIAMS 1911 Third Ave. Birmingham THE COVER ON THIS BOOK IS THE PRODUCT OF The Davia J. Molloy Company 2857 North Western Avenue CHICAGO LA MODE SHOPPE Delightfully Different Apparel FROCKS, COATS AND FURS RITZ THEATRE The Best in Talking Pictures with Western Electric Equipment ATHENS, ALABAMA m:2q-m iss cw; 4r ;-. SAM SCHIFMAN COMPANY T ic Friendly Store East Side Square Phone 190 HUNTSVILLE, ALA. He was a wise shoe-string who put up his sign: Brighten Up ' our Understanding. 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