Birmingham Southern College - Southern Accent Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 258 of the 1929 volume:

LIBRARY OF RMJNaiAA!-20UTHERfr-G0LLE6 i ' fiffimi 4 ;:J ' j y :. ■•?, ' ;■. r. '  ft V. S: ; - ' .j ,. « -; BIRMINGHAM-SOUTHERN COLLEGE VlK !W ' i i fi ' f ' 5 0553 01001587 LIBRARY i f i f OLLEGE ' -.- -VOL- k Cecil Fain Hackney Editor Candler Lazenby Business Manager m -4r DO O o O O W O O-OO O o oo o Ut £ ! K M NNihfh-h !NN M r NM Nr- !NM 6 10 0 La Revue volumV- X AYeAR Booic OF Bii MiNGHAM-JbuTHeKN 6oLLece Bii mincham.Ala. 1 ) i umimKoxaMi mHi ' i ' A vDlTH the Southern spirit as proud as the ages, and the knowledge of its x ' orth as last- ing as the verdure on Mount Ol ' rnpus; with joy and friendships as all-embracing as the hospitalitj) of the ancient Greek gods, and -Oalor and beauty? equal to legend; with all this is Birmingham-Southern imbued. To the end that the happenings during the most promising year on Sunshine Slopes— the O mpus of Alabama— remain immor- tal as the gods who dwelt upon that m3)stic mountain in a far-awaj) land, we have chosen the old Grecian theme for this, our book of imperishable college da; memories. i. - ' Q j La - s lgj THE COLLEGE CLASSES ATHLETICS ORGANIZATIONS FEATURES ,— J « f J; imfm) ' f eoeeonooe ' eooc «eoeoeeeoooooaooo mm mm f i r e.o ao.oeo o.o ' C o;o o w o o o oo a o o o o o oo o X?)lXTY-NINE years nave passed since the doors of what is now Birmingham-Southern pJere opened to the first class — ears in vjhich a Jarlety of vicissitudes beset the institution — years in which the struggle for existence vJas extremely hard. War and povertj) struck an almost overwhelming blow at the very begin- ning, and poverty lingered. Ho ' sJever dark, though, a narrative of the school ' s struggles, the story of its friends and their efforts toward the realization of an early dream is a record of the shining quality of which we are con- tinually avJare. We recognize no degree in their friendship. We single no one for praise or eulogy. There are, and have been manj) who have subscribed to the greatness that has become Birmingham-Southern ' s. To these and those, we dedicate this book. i. Ecstas}) - I tell YOU tKat tKe verS) Kills Have stood uprigKt today w JS ' f To wave green banners at tne sky , And cnant aloud, and pray. ,-TS.i THE COLLEGE OS o S Bi W n i m l-I X « u z w O M en D CL, Q Z o z o 3 o Z w Q H o H Z w Q W X o 2 o w o o Administration [ HTEfarajHjajaj la R 6vue 1999 isisisisisisisil GUY EVERETT SNAVELY A.B., Ph.D., LL.D. President A.B., Ph.D., Johns Hopkins University; LL.D., Emory Uni- versity; Officier d ' Acadeinie ; Phi Gamma Delta; Phi Beta Kappa; Kappa Phi Kappa; Omicron Delta Kappa; Sigma Upsilon. raiHizraHism LA lievue 1990 51515T51ffl5I5l| GILBERT WILCOX MEAD A.B., A.M. Dean and Professor of English A.B., Allegheny College; A.M., CoUimbia University; Phi Gamma Delta; Phi Beta Kappa; Omicron Delta Kappa; Tail Kappa Alpha; Sigma t ' psilon. irHJEJHJEiHJaJHl LA feevue m9 jsisisisisisis] ' acu Ity Clark Conrad Alexander, A.B., A.M., Th.B. Professor of Bible and Religious Education A.B., Duke University: A.M., Princeton Univer- sity; Tli.B., Princeton Seminary. Kenneth E. Barnhart, A.B., B.D., Ph.D. Professor of Sociology A.B., Soutliwestern University; B.D., Soutliern Metliodist University; Ph.D., University of Ctiicago. James Horace Coulliette, A.B., A.M. Professor of Physics A.B., A.M.. Birmingliam-Soutliern College; Grad- uate Worlt, Columbia University. George W. Currie, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Professor of Latin and Greek A.B., A.M., Ph.D.. Indiana University. William Hord Clift, A.B. Assistant Registrar A.B.. Birmingham-Southern College. F. Bozeman Daniel, A.B., A.M., LL.B. Assistant Professor of Economics A.B.. Birmingham-Southern College; A.M.. Van- derbilt University; LL.B.. University of Alabama. Reuben H. Elliassen, A.B., A.M. Associate Professor of Education A.B., St. Olaf College; A.M., Columbia University; Graduate Work, Stanford University and Univer- sity of Chicago. HiRAM Benjamin Enclebert, A.B. Instructor in Mathematics A.B., Birmingham-Southern College; Graduate Work, University of Chicago. William E. Glenn, A.B., A.M. Instructor in Mathematics and Psychology A.B., Alabama Polytechnic Institute; A.M., Emory University. Lillian Gregory, A.B. Librarian A.B., Jcnes Col lege; Riverside Library Training School. O. J. Edwards, A.B. Assistant to the Bursar and Instructor in Economics A.B., Birmingham-Southern College. Theodore S. Eckert, A.B., M.S., Ph.D. Associate Professor of Chemistry A.B.. Baldwin Wallace College; M.S., Ph.D.. Ohio State University. I IfUEjaraiHiam LA R.evue im9 sisimsisisTsil ' acu Ity Wyatt W. Hale, B.S., A.M. Registrar and Assistant to the President B.S., A.M., Birmingham-Southern CoUeg-e; Grad- uate Work, Johns Hopkins University and Colum- bia University. Emory Q. Hawk, A.B. Professor of Economics and Business A.B., Bridge water College; Graduate Work. Uni- versity of Virginia. M. C. Huntley, A.B., A.M. Associate Professor of English A.B., Millsaps College; A.M., Emory University; Graduate Work, University of Wisconsin. WiLLLAM T. HaMMON ' D, A.B, Instructor in Spanish A.B., DePauw University; Graduate work, Indiana University and University of Mexico. C. H. Karraker, A.B., Ph.D. Associate Professor of History A.B., Wake Forest College; Ph.D., University of Pennsylvania; Graduate Work, University of Lon- don. Wesley Adolphus Moore, A.B., A.M. Professor of Mathematics A.B., Birmingham-Southern College; A.M. Univer- sity of Chicago. Eoline Wallace Moore, A.B., A.M. Assistant Professor of Education A.B.. A.M., Birmingham-Southern College; Grad- uate Work, University of Chicago. Charles D. Matthews, A.B., A.M. Associate Professor of English A.B,. Birmingham-Southern College; A.M., Yale University; Graduate Work, Johns Hopkins Univer- sity and University of Chicago. RiCHEBOURG G. McWiLLlAMS. A.B., A.M. Assistant Profesosr of English A.B., A.M.. University of Alabama; Graduate Work, Harvard University. James Oliver Pinkston, B.S. Instructor in Biology B.S., Birmingham-Southern College; Graduate Work, Marine Biological Laboratory and Univer- sity of Chicago. Walter B. Posey, Ph.B., A.M. Ph.B., University of Chicago; A.M., Cumberland University; Graduate Work, Vanderbilt University. Walter Clixtov Jokes, A.B,, A.M., M.D. Professor of Zoology ; College Physician A.B., A.M., M.D., Northwestern University; F. A. C. S. IfHiBjarajHiaraj la i evue im lasisisiflsisil ' acuity Wilbur Dow Perry, A.B., A.M. Mary Collcit Mungcr Professor of English A.B.. Birmingham-Southern College; A.M., Van- derbilt University; Graduate Work, University of Chicago. Austin Prodoehl, A.B., Ph.D. Professor of German A.B., Dubuque College; Ph.D., University of Fri- bourg. Barb.ara R. nso.m, A.B. Instructor in Pliysical Education A.B., Birmingham-Southern College; Graduate, Sargent School. Samuel A. Small, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Associate Professor of Englisli A.B., University of Tennessee; A.M.. Ph.D., Johns Hopkins University. Norman Spencer, A.B., A.M. Associate Professor of Economics and Business A.B., Texas Christian University; A.M., George Peabod ' College. Paul Merrill Spurlin, B.Ph. Assistant Professor of French B.Ph., Emory University; Certificat d ' Etudes, Uni- versite de Lyon. Leon F. Sensabauch, Jr., A.B., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of History A.B., Vanderbilt University; Ph.D., Johns Houkins University. Harrison A. Tre.vler, A.B., Ph.D. Professor of History and Political Science . .B.. Bellevue College; Ph.D., Johns Hopkins L ' ni- versity. William Alonzo Whiting, B.S., Ph.D. Professor of Biology B.S., Allegheny College; Ph.D., Cornell University. Ethel May Wilson, A.B., A.M. Dean of Women and Associate Professor of Romance Languages A.B.. Hendrix College; A.M., Vanderbilt University; Graduate Work. University of Wisconsin and Uni- versity of North Carolina: Diplome de I ' Universit de Poitiers. David Annabel Stith Director of Dramatics James Brewton Berry, A.B., B.D. Professor of Religious Education -A.B., Wofford College; B.D., Tale University; Grad- uate Work, University of Edinburgh and Yale Uni- versity. Anthony Constans, Ph.D. Professor of French and Italian B. es Lettres, B. 6s Droit, and Licencie 6s Lettres. Universite de Grenoble; Ph.D., Harvard University. 24 irarajararaiBja LA R,eVUe I9 ' 29 acu Ity OcTAvus Roy Cohen, Litt.D. Lecturer hi Englisli Clemson College; Litt.D., Birmingham-Southern College. Minnie McNeill C. rr, B.L. Instructor in Piano B.L., Converse College. James Sa.xon Childers, A.B., B.A., M.A. Associate Professor of English A.B., Oberlin College; B.A.. M.A.. Oxford Univer- sity. William Graham Echols, A.B., A.M. Instructor in Religious Education A.B., University of Alabama; A.M.. Birmingham- Southern College. George J. Fertig, B.S., M.A. Lecturer in Cliemistry B.S., Purdue University; M.A., Harvard University; Graduate Work. Massachusetts Institute of Tech- nology. Charles B. Glenn, B.S., A.B., LL.D. Lecturer in History B.S., Alabama Polytechnic Institute; A. B., Harvard University; LL.D., University of Alabama. Mrs. Edna Gockel Gussen Instructor in Piano Graduate, Cincinnati College ot Music; Graduate Study in Berlin with Xaver Scharwenka. Phillip Scharwenlia and Van Leer; Head ot Birmingham Conservatory of Music. Seale Harris, M.D. Lecturer in Biology University of Georgia; M.D.. University of Virginia. E. M. Henderson, B.S. Instructor in Journalism Purman University; B.S., Clemson College. Ernest Victor Jones, A.B., Ph.D. Professor of Chemistry A.B.. Morrisville College; Ph.D., Vanderbilt Uni- Harry E. McNeel, B.Ph. Instructor in Spanish B.Ph., Emory University; Graduate Work, bia University. I. R. Obenchain, A.B., A.M. Lecturer in Education , George Peabody College; A.M., Columbia Uni- ity; Graduate Work. University of Chicago and A.B versi Claud O ' Rear, A.B., A.M., D.D. Professor of Bible; College Chaplain Central College; A.M., University of Chicago; D.D., Birmingham-Southern College. Russell S. Poor, B.S., M.S. Professor of Geology B.S., M.S., University of Illinois. Carey Robinson, B.S. Athletic Director B.S., Alabama Polytechnic Institute. Clare John Thomas, B.M. Director of Music Findley College; B.M., Denver College of Music; Graduate Work with Percy Rector Stephens and at Chicago Musical College. Robert Stanley Whitehouse, A.B. Assistant Professor of Modern Languages A.B.. Birmingham-Southern College; Graduate Work, Johns Hopkins University and University of Paris. Perry W. Woodham, A.B. Assistant Bursar A.B., Birmingham-Southern College. Edith Dees Wingard, A.B. Instructor in English and Public Speaking A.B.. Birmingham-Southern College. Newman N. Yeilding, A.B. Bursar A.B., Birmingham-Southern College. 25 _c7e. Have J ot Seen I have not seen a lotus petal On the Nile, I have not s een the velvet Of a princess ' robe, I have not seen the glow Of foreign fires Save m your face and hands And eyes. V. S. X y f J THE CLASSES I 0OO C : ooo : : oc)oc Xx oc: ::ioc oc W Officers James Westbrook . President Walter McNeill Vice-President Helen Albert Secretary Leslie Waller Treasurer zz scxxz IPOOCVC racoocr: ENIOR irHJHjamaaja LA i evue im Senior CI ass Helen May Albert, A.B. A X a ENSLEY, ALA. Honor Roll, ' 26, ' 27, ' 2S: Freshman Commission, 26: Clariosopliic Society, ' 26, ' 27; Secretary Sophomore Class, ' 27; Glee Club. ' 26, ' 27, ' 28, ' 29; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, ' 27; President Y. W. C. A., ' 29; Secretary of Senior Class, ' 29; Gills Track, ' 26, ' 27; Le Cercle Francais, ' 26, ' 27, ' 2S; Bnsley-Southern Club. ' 26, ' 37, ' 2S; Pan-Hellenic Council, ' 27, ' 29. QuiNcv Verlin Aimrerson. A.B. BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Eta Sigma Phi; Tre.isurer Eta Sigma Phi. ' 29; Pastors ' Union. Ministerial Association. jiissE Camerox Anderson, A.B. S niKMINGIIAM, ALA. ' .1. Evi:l- k M. ry Armstrong, A.B. ) ARAB, ALA. r ' o-cd Basltetball, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28. Richard Clay Bailey. A.B. f ' ' ' A 1 IVNnewBERN, ALA. •■3 ! Editor Gobi iiud Blar-k ' 28, ' 29: Captain Cross Coun- try. ' 27; Track. ' 27. ' 28, ' 29; B Club; Sigma TJpsilon; Editor Y Handbook, ' 27; Kappa Phi Kappa; Spikes Club; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet; La Revue Staff. ' 27, ' 29; Sophomore Declamation Contest; Clariosophic Literary Society; Inter-Fraternity Council; Gold and Black Staff, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28; Freshman Football Squad. Henry Keener Barnes, A.B. LA FAYETTE, ALA. President Y. M. C. A.. ' 2S; ' ?Slgma Upsilon; Inter-Society D;;bater. ' 26; Sophomore Declamation Contest ' 26; Gold and Black Staff. ' 26, ' 27. ' iS; Blue Ridge Scholarship. ' 2S; Epworth League Scholarship. ' 27, ' 2S; Clariosophic Literary Society. ' 26. ' 27. ' 28. WiLFORD Edward Barnes, B.S. AS ALBERTVILLE, ALA. Kharacter Klub; Freshman Football. ' 25; Varsity Foot- ball, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28; B Club. Daniel Glenn Barrow, A.B. VERNON, FLA. Belles Lettres Literary Society, ' 26, ' 27; Advertising Man- ager Student Directory, ' 26; Debating Club. ' 26, ' 27; Chairman Belles Lettres Program Committee; President Belles Lettres, ' 27, ' 28. 3° IfHJHJHJiraiiJHl LA R6VUe 1999 |51515151515151| Senior Class John Edward Bartlett, A.B. 2 A E BIRMINGHAM, ALA. President Sophomore Class, ' 26, ' 27; Vice-President Fresh- man Class, ' 25; Varsity Football. ' 26. ' 27. Captain, ' 2S: Freshman Football, ' 26; Student Senate, ' 27; Who ' s Who Election, ' 2 7. T James A. Baswell, A.B. BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Clariosophic I-.iterary Society; jrinisterial Association ; PiesicKnt J. O. Hancs-Southei n Club. m Ha roi.d Edmund Beagle, A.B. n K A NEW BRITAIN, CONN. Baseball, ' 27, 2S; President Spanish Club, ' 27, ' 28; Sec- retary B Club; Dramatic Club; Glee Club, ' 27, ' 2S; Freshman Football, Basketball. Baseball; Butln Athletic Award; Paint and Patches Club. nil -] ■«p« Harlan Hayes Bishop, A.B. ; BIRMINGHAM, AL. . , I Frank Freeman Blair, Jr., A.B. B K MONTGOMERY, ALA. Dorothy Blake, A.B. A X 2 BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Le Cercle Francais. Jefferson Davis Boling, A.B. BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Ministerial Association. Ruth Willis Brabston, A.B. BIRMINGHAM, ALA. As.sociate Editor Gold and Black. ' 28. ' 29; Chi Delta Phi. ' 2S; German Club. irEfHmrHJEmm LA R,evue m9 5151515151515] ] Senior Class James Oliver Branch, A.B. . BIRMIN ' CHAM, ALA. John Gerald Bradford, A.B. BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Football, ' 24, ' 25, ' 26, ' 27; President Junior Class. ' 26 ' 27; Athletic Committee, ' 26, ' 27; Track, ' 25, ' 26; Kappa Phi Kappa. John McNeel Breckexridge, A.B. SAMSON, ALA. Freshman Declamation Contest, ' 25; Soijhomore Declama- tion Contest. ' 26; Inter-Society Debate. ' 26; Clariosophic; Debating Club, ' 24. ' 25. ' 26; Vice-President Debating Club, ' 26. ' 27; Inter-Collegiate Debates, ' 25, ' 26, ' 27; Tau Kappa Alpha. Ernest Butt, Jr., A.B. BROOKLYN, N. V. H J Assistant Football M. nager, ' 28; German Club, La Revue, ' 28. Mary Bro ' wn Carmichael i ' e ' l, B.S. A X fi BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Beta Beta Beta, ' 27, ' 28, ' 29; Pi Gamma Mu, ' 27, ' 28, ' 29; Junior Faculty, ' 26, ' 27; Belles Lettres. Ola May Carter, A.B. A X 2 GPP, ALA. Clariosophic Literary Society, ' 27, ' 28, ' 29; Girls Glee Club, ' 27; Spanish Club, ' 28 Women ' s Pan-Hellenic, ' 29. LoNA LoRiNE Cathey, A.B. BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Sigma Sigma Kappa. ' 28. ' 29; Newtonian Club, ' 28. ' 29; Glee Club, ' 27, ' 28, ' 29, Manager, ' 28, ' 29; T. W. C. A. Cabinet, ' 28, ' 29; Co-ed T Handbook, ' 28, ' 29. Claude Eugene Chamblee, A.B. B K BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Baseball, ' 28; Glee Club, ' 28; Beta Beta Beta; Theta Chi Delta, ' 29. 32 IfHfBjaiuamHl la i evue m ]b 5 s]S s s s ] )enior CI ass John Henry Chitwood, A.B. fort payne, ala. Belles Lettres. ' 27, ' 28; Ministerial Association; President Pastors ' Union, ' 28. Christine Campbell Christie, A.B. BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Glee Club, ' 26, ' 27, ' 2S. Evelyn Coffin, A.B. y I BIRMINGHAM, ALA. } B Honor ' Roll, ' 27; Chi Delta Phi, ' 27, ' 29; Vice-Presi- dent, ' 28; Pan-Hellenic Vice-President, ' 29; Amazon. ' 2S, ■29, President; La Revue Staff, ' 29; Gold and Black Staff, Associate Editor, ' 28, LuRA Frances Coontz, A.B. ■ ■ A n . ' BIRMINGHAM, ALA. | Chi Delta Phi; Second Childhood. ' 28; Parade Committee, ' 27; Secretary Audibon Club; Cercle Prancais Secretary, ' 27, ' 28; La Revue Staff, ' 29. Janice AIeridith Craig, A.B. BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Homer Crlm, A.B. 2 A E HOLT, ALA. Freshman Tennis Team; President Greeks Club. Helen M. Crooks, B.S. A X n BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Classical Club, ' 28, ' 29; La Revue, ' 29; Amazon, ' 29. Evelyn Crow, A.B. Z T A BIRMINGHAM, ALA. La Revue Beauty Section, ' 27, ' 28, ' 29, IfHfHJEiaraiaral la Revue 19 29 isisisiaisiSTS Senior Class Gesina a. F. de Holl, A.B. A X n BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Lottie Dew, A.B. BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Newtonian cySlS, ' 27. ' 28, ' 29. James Sheltox Dickinson, A.B. K A N, ALA. Second Ilunur Koll. ' 25 ; La Revue .Staff; ' ■Gold and Biaik t talT; Committtf on Freshman Regulations. Charles L de Dill, A Z i? ]R Mi. ANNISTON, ALA. ■:6; Assistant Football Manager, ' 25, ' 26; Freshman Football Manager. ' 27; ■ ' ai ' slt - Manager, ' 28; Business Manager Paint and Patches, ' 2;i; Student Activity Award, ' 28; A. O. Southern Club, ' 2(j; Cercle l rancais, ' 2lj; Pi Gamma K ' m Camii.i.us Jackson Dismukes, A.B. e K N USJIOX SPRINGS, ALA. Tau Kappa Alpha; Kappa Phi Kappa: Band. ' 25. ' 26, ■27; Glee Club. ' 25, ' 26; Orchestra. ' 25, ' 26; Spring Music Festival, ' 26; Debating Club, ' 25, ' 26, ' 27; Inter-Collegiate Debating Club, ' 26, ' 27: Le Cercle Francais. Treasurer, ' 28, President. ' 29; Clariosophio Literary Society, ' 25, ' 26; Gold and Black Staff. ' 27. ' 28. ' 29; La Lociadad Cas- tillana; Publicity Manager Inter-Collegiate Debating, ' 27, ' 2 9; Honor Roll. H. Trawicr Donovan, A.B. MARION, ALA. Howard Owenton Draper A.B. BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Teresa Drumheller A.B. A X fi BIRMINGHAM, ALA. President Co-Ed Council. ' 28, Vice-President, ' 28. ' 2 9; Sigma Sigma Kappa, National Secretary; Newtonian Club; Spanish Club; Honor Roll, ' 25, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28; Pan- Hellenic Council, ' 28, ' 29. 34 IfafHjafHJijajHl la R 6vue 1999 Senior Class LuciLE Elliot, A.B. FAIRFIELD, ALA. Helen Margaret Ezell, A.B. BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Glee Club, ' Se, ' 27, ' 2S Sigma Sigma Kappa. Joseph John Fiore, A.B. BIR.MIKCHAM, ALA. Belles Lettres Literary Societ ' , ' 2U. ' 27, ' 2S, Vice-Presi- dent, ' 27, ' 2S. President. ' 28; Kappa Pi. (J. ' 27. ' 2S. Sec- retary, ' 27, President. ' 27, ' 25. ' 2S; Popular Sii-nce Club President. ' 27, ' 28, ' 29; Alpha Iota Tau. ' 27. ' 28, ' 29, President. ' 2S, ' 29; Gold and Black Staff. ' 27. ' 28; Art Editor of La Revue, ' 28, ' 29; Senior Award. ' 2S, ' 29; Instructor in Commercial Art, ' 2ij, ' 2 . WiLMA Rob Floyh, A.B.V BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Sigma Sisma.„ Kappa; Newtonian Club; ijpunisii Club; I Basketball, ' 27 11 Bernard Paul Frazer, A.B. BIR-MI.NGHAM, ALA. J Manager Band. ' 2S: Glee Club. ' 27. ' 28, ' 29; Honor Roll. ' 2(;. Elala Louise Girsox. A.B. BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Sigma Sigma Kappa; Glee Club. ' 26, ' 27, ' 28; Honor Roll. ' 26, ' 27. Evelyn Louise Gilbert, A.B. z T A BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Girls Glee Club, ' 26, ' 27; French Club, ' 27; Dramatic Club, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28. ' 29; Chi Delta Phi. ' 27, ' 2S, ' 29; Sigma Sigma Kappa, ' 28, ' 29; Beauty Section La Revue, ' 27. K.athryx Nimrod Gilbert, A.B. z T A BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Girls Glee Club, ' 26, ' 27: French Club. ' 27; Dramatic Club. ' 26, ' 27, 28, ' 29; Year Book Committee, ' 27; Sigma Sigma Kappa, ' 2S, ' 29; Pan-Hellenic Council President, ' 28, ' 29. irEfBJEfiLJHfHral LA R,evue 19-29 isisisrsunsisil Senior CI ass Amelia Emma Gilmer, B.S. BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Simpson-Southern Club, ' 26, ' 27; Girls Glee Club, ' 27; Newtonian Club, ' 27, ' 28; Belles Lettres Literary Society, •27. ' 28, ' 29; Sigma Sigma Kappa, ' 29. Marietta Glasgow, A.B. T BIRMINGHAM, ALA. La Revue (§ .aft. ' 27, ' 28; Glee Club, Festival, ' 27. Ben Glasgow, A.T5. 11 K A BIRMINGHAM, ALA. ' 28; May Editor La Revue, ' 28; La Revue Staff, ' 26. ' 27, ' 28; Gold and Black Staff, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28; Freshman Basket- ball, ' 25; Greeks Club; Sigma Chi Alpha; Senior Award. ' 28; Sigma Upsilon. Rs. W. E. Glenn, A.B. BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Alice M.ary GoddarDj A.B. n B BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Sigma Sigma Kappa; Chi Delta Phi; Glee Club; Honor Roll, ' 26, ' 27; Pan-Hellenic Council, ' 27, ' 28. William Nolan Gray, B.S. BUENA VISTA, MISS. Junior Award, ' 28; Ministerial Association, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28, ' 29, Corresponding Secretary. ' 27, ' 28; Secretary Y. M. C. A,. ' 27. ' 28, ' 29; Clarlosophic Literary Society, ' 27, ' 28, ' 29 Secretary, ' 27, ' 28; Mississippi-Southern Club, ' 27, ' 28, ' 29. President, ' 27, ' 28; Newtonian Club. ' 27, ' 28. ' 29, President, ' 28, ' 29; Kappa Phi Kappa; Pi Gamma Mu; Student Senate, ' 27, ' 28, ' 29; Assistant Librarian, ' 27, ■28, ' 29. Alma Green, A.B. BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Pi Sigma Chi; German Club, ' 28; Belles Lettres Literary Society, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28; Glee Club, ' 26, ' 27. Robert Fulmer Guthrie, A.B. B K BIRMINGHAM, ALA. 36 IfEiHjarajHfami la Revue im isisisiSTSisisii Senior CI ass Cecil Faix Hackney, A.B. A T n BIRMINGHAM, ALA. •■Gold and Black Staff. ' 25, ' 26, ' 27. ■28, ■2!l. Editor. ■27. ■28; ■■La Revue. ■• ' 27, ■28, Editor, ■29: Sigma Upsilon; Inter-Fraternity Counqil President, ' iS, ' 29. A Clarence Fountain Hair, B.S. BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Popular Science Club; ■■Gold and Black ' Staff, ' 2n. ' 2C, ' 27. fLiLLiAN HalfacrJe A.B. BIRMINGHAM,, AL. ._ Margaret YEiLDiNG Hamilton, A.B. BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Honor Roll, ■26, 27, ' 28; Glee Cluh, ■26: Spanish Club Secretarv, ' 27, ' 29, President, ' 28; Sigma Sigma Kappa President, ' 29: Junior Faculty, ' 28, ' 29; Eta Sigma Phi Nell Harris, A.B. z T A BIRMIN ' CHAM, ALA. Sponsor for Southern-Howard Game, ' 28 Thomas C. Harris, A.B. WADLEY, ALA. La Revue Staff, ' 26; Gold and Black, ' 27: Clario- sophic Society: Newtonian Club; First Honor Roll, ' 26, ' 27; Sigma LTpsilon: Kappa Phi Kappa, ' 28. Paul Walter Hinckle, A.B. BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Gold and Black Staff, ' 28, ' 29. 37 rajajanuaiajH l-a i evue 1999 sisisiasisisil Senior CI ass -4- Ralph Curtis Henderson, A.B. GAVLESVILLE, ALA. Kappa Phi Kappa; B Club; Cross Country Track, ' 28, Ted Hightower, A.B. e K N GOSHEN, ALA. Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, ' 25, 26, ' 27, ' 28; Student Senate, ' 27, ' 28; Tau Kappa A lpha: Omicron Delta Kappa; Min- isterial Association; Clariosophic Literary Society; Varsity Debate Team, ' 25, ' 2C, ' 27, ' 28, ' 29; Student Debate Man- ager, ' 28, 29; Debating Club, ' 25, ' 26. M.ARTHA Bell Hilton, A.B. .m Z T A BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Simpson-Southern Club; Classical Club, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28, ' 29; Eta Signui Phi. ' 27, ' 28, ' 29; National Vice-President, ■28, ' 29. Addison Lee Holmes, A.B. BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Freshman Tennis; Varsity Tennis. FouNTAiNE Maurv Howard, Jr., A.B. K A AUTAUGAVILLE, ALA. Honor Roll, ' 25, ' 28; Classical Club; Inter-Fraternity Council. ' 27, ' 28, ' 29; Varsity Debate Squad, ' 27, ' 28, ' 29; Student Council, ' 28, ' 29; Goia and Black Staff, ' 28, ' 29; Sigma Upsilon; Clariosophic. Frances Rebecca Howell, B.S. A X 2 HALEYVILLE, ALA. Hanes-Southern Club, ' 26, ' 27; Honor Roll, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28; Clariosophic Literary Society; Sigma Sigma Kappa; Pi Gamma Mu; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, ' 28, ' 29. Mrs. Pearl P. Huffman, A.B. BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Marion Rose Hurlbert, A.B. z T A BIRMINGHAM, ALA. 38 iramraiararaiEl la i evue m lasisisisisisil Senior CI ass Edward Schcessler Jenkins, A.B. n K A LAFAYETTE, ALA. Band. ' 25, ' 26; Glee Club. ' 26. ' 26. ' 27, ' 2S; -Gold and Black Staff, ' 25, ' 26, ' 28, ' 29; Dramatic Club. ' 26. ' 27, ' 28, ' 29; Belles Lettres. John M. King, A.B. JOPPA, ALA. Football, ' 26, ' 27. 28; Baseball. ' 27. ' 28; B Club. Candler Lazexry, A.B. K A - BIRMIKCHAM, ALA. ' Business Manager La Revue ' 29; Varsity Basketball Manager. ' 28; Pi Gamma Mu; Sigma LTpsilon; B Clulj; President German Club, ' 29; Debating Club: Glariosophic Literary Society; Simpson-Southern Club; Gold and Black Staff. ' 26, ' 27, ' 28. ' 29; La Revue Staff. ' 28, ' 29; Assistant Manager Football, ' 26; Assistant Manager Base- ball, ' 26, ' 27; y. M. 0. A. Cabinet. ' 28. Martha Elizabeth Logan, A.B. ' ' 1 A o n f BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Le Cercle Francais; Dramatic Club. ' 25. ' 26. ' 27. ' 28. Secretary; Y. W. C. A. First Vice-President. ' 27. Second Vice-President. ' 28; Chi Delta Phi, ' 28; Pi Gamma Mu; Gold and Black Staff. ' 27, ' 28; Assistant Editor La Revue. ' 29; Co-Ed Council. ' 20, ' 27. Pre. ' ident. ' 28; Senior Class Invitation Committee; Parade Committee; Student Award, 28. Edgar Douglas Lott, A.B. n K A EIR. ' HINGHAM, ALA. Porter Loving Cup, ' 26, ' 27; Football, ' 27, ' 28; Baseball. •26. ' 27. ' 28; Basketball. ' 27, ' 28. ' 29; Track. ' 26. ' 27. ' 28; Captain Track; Captain Baseball; B Club; Spikes Club. Alwyn Herchel Lynch, A.B. HISSOP, ALA. Pastors ' Union; Belles Lettres. Margaret Anne McGuire, A.B. BIRMINGHAM, ALA. William Porter McLendon, A.B. EIRMIN ' GHAM, ALA. Freshman Football, ' 25; Freshman Track, ' 26; Track, ' 27, ' 28; Track Manager, ' 28; Delegate to Blue Ridge, ' 27; Gold and Black Staff, ' 26, ' 27. ' 28, Business Manager, ' 28, ' 29; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, ' 27, ' 28, ' 29; Omicron Delta Kappa; Student Activities Award; Student Awards Com- mittee, ' 29; Commercial Club; Spikes Club. irHjHJZRmram LA l eVUe I9 ' 29 51515151515151 Senior CI ass Walter Patterson McNeill, A.B. A T fi BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Vice-President Senior Class; Cliairman Senior Class: Rine Committee; Sigma Upsilon; Varsity Debating Squad. ' 2S. ■29; Varsity Basketball Manager, 25, ' 29; Assistant Man- ager. ' 27, ' 28; Freshman Manager, ' 25, ' 26, ' 27; Assistant Football Manager, ' 26, ' 27: Freshman Baseball Man- ager, 20; Band, ' 28, ' 29; Sigma Chi Alpha; Greeks; Dra- matic Club, ' 28, ' 29; Clariosophic Literary Society. ' 26. ' 27, ' 28, ' 29; Clariosophic ' s. Belles Lettres Oratorical Contest, ' 2S; Gold and Black Staff. ' 26, ' 27, ' aX; La Revue Staff, ' 27, ' 28, ' 29; Glee Club, ' 27, ' 28. ' 29; Class Stunts, ' 26. ' 27. ' 28. Frances Thomas McTrottes, A.B. n K A NEW HAVEN, CONN. ' i) Omicron Delta Kappa; Baseball, ' 26 ' 27. Captain, ' 28; Freshman Football; Varsity Football. ' 28; Basketball. ' 28; B Club. Clustie Evelyn McTveire. A.B. BIR.MINGHAM, ALA. ELizAB ft ' DElfsoSr ' M ' . ?;feEY. B.A. A o n BIRMINGHA.M, ALA. Pan-Hellenic Council, ' 26. ' 27. Marvin Phillips Mantell, A.B. B K BREWTON, ALA. Kappa Pi; Clariosophic Literary Society; Winner Know Student Contest, ' 26; Gold and Black Staff. ' 26, ' 27, ' 28; La Revue Staff, ' 28, ' 29: Y. M. C. A. Cabinet. ' 28; Inter-Fraternity Council, ' 27, ' 28. Secretary. ' 28. Jewel Mars, B.S. BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Martha Eloise Mays, A.B. A X s BIRMINGHAM, ALA. ran-Hellenic Council. ' 27. ' 28; Spanish Club. ' 27. ' 28; -Amazon Club; Assistant Librarian, ' 26, ' 27. ' 28. Joseph William Miner, A.B. Kl.VIBERLV, ALA. 4° iruEjarajEfara LA R.eVUe I9 ' 29 51515151515151 Senior Class Willie Gav Morgan ' , A.H. DORA, ALA. Y. W. C. A. Cabinet; Girls Glee Club; Honor Roll, ' 26. 9 Elizabeth Morris, A.B. A o n BIRMINGHAM, AI.A. Paint and Patcli.,-s Club, ' lis, ' 29. ,-ERNrEST George Ne ' ipp, A. B. NEW BRITON, COMK. Freshman Football. Basketball, Baseball; Varsity Foot- ball, ' 27. ' 2S; Varsity Basketball, ' 27, ' L ' S; Varsity Base- ball, ' 27, ' 2S, ' 29; Captain Basketball, ' 28, ' 29. WuXIA f -VlNKLEY NeVILLE B.S. UXIAi f -yiNKLEY . ' Birmingham, Theta Chi Delta; Pi Sigma Chi; Newtonian Club; La Revue Stalf; Ba.sketbaU Stiuad. Julia Grace Norton A.B. FLORENCE, ALA. y. W. C. A. Cabinet, ' 29. Hugh Lee Ogle, A.B. A 2 ALBERTVILLE, ALA. LtotDall, ' 26, ' 27, ' 2S; Baseball. ' 2S; Track. ' 26, ' 27, ' 2S; Freshman Basketball. Paul Nelson Propst, A.B. COLUMBUS, MISS. Band, ' 29; Jlississippi-Southern Club Secretary, ' 29. Herbert Pugh, A.B. . EW HOPE, ALA. 4 ' IrajHjafHfaraJHi la Revue imQ ismsTSisisis 1 Senior Class Claude Mitchell Reeves, A.B. opelika, ala. Pi Sigma Chi: Alpha Iota Tau Secretary and Treasurei . Annie Louise Reese, A.B. BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Simpson-Southern Club. ' 26. ' 27: Glee Club, ' 26, ' 27: Honor Koll, ' 26. Elva Roberts. A.B. Z T A BIRMINGHAM, ALA. La Revue Staff. ' 2S, ' 29. MeLDA E.4RLE ROBISON, A.B. BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Classical Club, ' 27, ' 28, Sigma Sigma Kappa, Eta Sigma Phi. ' 2S. ' 29; ' 29: Honor Roll, ' 26, ' 27. Alfred Hamilton Roebuck, B.S. B K BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Student Senate. ' 28, ' 29: Vice-President Y. M. C. A., ' 28. ' 29; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet. ' 27, ' 28: President College League. ' 2S. ill; Biology Club, ' 26, ' 26; Psi Psl Psi; Stu- dent Award: Clario.sophic Literary Society. ' 27. ' 28. Treas- urer, ' 28, ' 29; Newtonian Club, ' 26, 27, ' 28; Simpson- Southern Club; Inter-Fraternity Council, ' 27, ' 28. Marjorie Reese Saver. A.B. A X fi BIRMLMGHAM, ALA. Pi Gamma Mu; Chi Delta Phi: Classical Club. ' 2.5, ' 26 Honor Roll, ' 26, ' 27, Pan-Hellenic Council. Hubert Floyd Searcv, A.B. SKIPPERVILLE, ALA. President Student Body. 1929; President Y. M. C. A., ' 28; President Student Council. ' 28, ' 29; Y. M. C. A. Loving Cup, ' 28; Omicron Delta Kappa; Executive Committee Regional Council Y. M. C. A., ' 28, ' 29; Honor Roll, ' 26; Sophomore Declamation Contest. ' 28; Inter-CoHegiate Debating, ' 26, ' 27; Tau Kappa Alpha; Pi Gamma Mu; Kappa Phi Kappa; Gold and Black Staff. ' 27, ' 28; La Revue Staff, ' 28; Blue Ridge Scholarship. ' 28: Detroit Convention, ' 28; National Council Y. M. C. A.. ' 29: As- sistant Business Manager Y Handbook, ' 28, ' 29; Presi- dent Epworth League, ' 27; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, ' 29: (Chairman Dormitory Committee. ' 2S: Belles Lettres: La Revue Elections. Willie Joe Sellers, A.B. A X 2 BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Newtonian Club; Honor Roll. 42 irajEjafaiHjaja LA R eVUe 1999 515151515151SII Senior Class Minnie May Shannon, A.B. BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Margaret Ruth Shepherd, A.B. n B 4 ' BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Girls Glee Club, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28, ' 29; Sigma Sigma Kappa; Clii Delta Phi, Secretary, ' 27, ' 28, ' 29; Honor Roll, ' 2ll, ' 27. George Harbin Singleton, A.B. X X BIRMINGHAM, ALA. La Hevue ' 25; Birmingham-Southern Club. ' 25, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28; Classical Club, ' 26, ' 27. Helen Florence Snow, A.B. BIRMINGHAM, ALA. K m Mary Frances Sowell, A.B. A n BREWTON, ALA. Paint and Patches ' 26, ' 27, Secretary, ' 27; Secretary Pan-Hellenic Council, ' 27. l J Lamar Speaks, B.S. HARTSELLE, ALA. Gold and Black. ' 27, ' 28; La Bevue, ' 28, ' 29; Member Kharacter Klub; Psi Psi Psi. Ralph Starkey, A.B. ALTOONA, ALA. Mary Priscilla Stead, A.B. A o n BIRMINGHAM, ALA. 43 irarafaraiHiafHi la t evue 1999 lasisiaflgisi Senior CI ass Olin Neely Strickland, B.S. ALBERTVILLE, ALA. B Club; Football. ' 25. ' 26, ' 27. ' 28: Gold and Black ; La Revue. Rex Reagor Sullivan, A.B. AS BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Glee Club. 25, ' 26; Assistant Cheer Leader, ' 25. ' 27, ' 28; Cheer Leader, ' 26; Parade Manager, ' 28; B Club; Spanish Club; Greeks. D i Af TuRNER, B.S. UK A ) DECATUR, ALA. It CBLEMAN Walter BIRMINGHAM, ALA. 1 Leslie Jackson Waller, A.B. CULLMAN, ALA. Student Senate. ' 26, ' 27. ' 28, ' 29; Vice-President. ' 28. ' 2S; President B Club ' 28. ' 29; Omicron Delta Kappa; Var- sity Baseball. ' 27. •2.S; Varsity Football. ' 27. ' 28; Fresh- man Football; Freshman Baseball. l j Renetta Kate Walton, B.S. A X 2 HALEYVILLE, ALA. Hanes-Southern Club; Second Honor Roll. ' 26. ' 27; First Honor Roll. ' 27. ' 28; Roll of Honor. ' 27 ' 28; Newtonian Club Vice-President. ' 28, ' 29; Junior Faculty. ' 27, ' 28, ' 29; Sigma Sigma Kappa; Pi Gamma Mu: Y. W. C. A. Cab- inet, ' 28. ' 29; Clariosophic Literary Society, Clara Bertha Warren, A.B. A X fi BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Freshrian Council. ' 2. ; Vice-President Le Cercle Fran- cais. ' 27; Chi Delta Phi; Pi Gamma Mu; Honor Roll, ' 27, ' 28. 44 IrBjHjarajHiajHj la evue 19 29 515151515151511 Senior Class Virginia E. Wfbb, B.S. A n CALVERT, ALA. Reserve Basketball, ' 25; Simpson. Southern Club, ' 25; Girls Chorus. ' 25; Treasurer Y. W. C. A., ' 26, ' 27, ' 28; La Revue. ' 27, ' 28; Co-Ed Council, ' 27, ' 28, ' 29; Manager Girls ' Basketball. ' 26; Manager Girls ' Tennis. ' 27; Secre- tary Biolos-v Club. ' 27. ' 28; President Beta Beta Beta. ' 28. ' 29; Audibon Club; Pan-Hellenic Council. ' 27. ' 28, ' 29. J.AMES Craig Westbrook, A.B. K A BIRMINGHAM, -A Glee Club; Band; Orchestra; Belles X-ettres; Greeks; Vice-President Sophomore Cla. ' s. ' 27; President Senior Class. ' 28. ' 29: President Junior Class, ' 27. ' 28. K.ATHRYN vValker White, A.B. (a Z T A BIRMINGHAM, ALA. P) Mrs. W. a. Whitixg, A.B. n B BI mCHA.M, ALA, Grace Elinor Wiggixs, A.B. A X V. BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Sigma Sigma Kappa; Ccrcle Francais. Sara Leo Williams, A.B. e T BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Paint and Patches Club, ' 27, ' 28, ' 29; Treasurer Co-Ert Council, ' 28, ' 29; Pan-Hellenic Council, ' 27, ' 28, ' 29; La Revue, ' 28; Amazon Club. GoLiE Gladstone Wilson, A.B. BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Clyde Howell Yeilding, A.B. BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Belles Lettres, ' 25, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28; Glee Club, ' 25, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28; Glee Club Orchestra, ' 27, ' 28; Chapel Orchestra, ' 26, ' 27; Band, ' 25, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28; Band Manager, ' 28; Glee Club Transportation, ' 25, ' 26; Quartet, ' 26. d. AUTUMN MOOD Tivihgnt Note is the time zclien the bright-colored pixies, M ' earied and breathless from frenzy of play. Flatten to earth in their semblance of leaves. Dying, as quiet descends on the day — Descends on the tree-tops, sharp in the dark- ness. Cools Tny ivild ardor and shadou ' s the land. Note is the time ivhen I shrink from the starkness Of Nature, and rush to my lover ' s warm hand. E. C. ( 2$ =c ; rsoccxr: ' Txysoez : oooc z :: )cco r oooc Omcers Cecil Abernathy President Virginia McMaha.v I ' lce-President Mildred Tillman- . . Secretary and Treasurer junior; IrEfHJHJBJSiajHl LA R evue 1999 Isisisisunsis Jun lors Jc Cecil Emory Abernathv s A E BIRMINGHAM, ALA. President Sophomore Class. ' 28; President Junior Class, ' 29; Dramatic Club Vice-President, ' 27; Men ' s Pan- Hellenic, ' 28. Virginia Averyt BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Co-Bd Debating Team, ' 27, ' 28; Belles Lettres Literary Society Vice-President. ' 28; Reporter Gold and Black Staff, ' 28; La Revue Staff, ' 28. William Clarence Barclift, Jr. 2 A E BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Freshman Basketball, ' 27; Varsity Basketball, ' 28; Tennis, ' 27, ' 28; Manager and Captain Tennis. ' 29; AVinner Doubles Cup Tennis, Birmingham-City Tourna- ment, ' 27. John William Barnes LAFAYETTE, ALA. Pi Gamma Mu; Clariosophic Literary Society. Thomas Luther Barrett A T fi BIRMINGHAM, ALA. President and Manager Glee Club. ' 28, ' 29; Vice-Presi- dent T. M. C. A., ' 27, ' 28; Alpha Iota Tau; Clarioso- phic; Band; La Revue Staff. ' 29; Graduate with Class of ' 29. William Raines Battle, Jr. K A ALBERTVILLE, ALA. Freshman Baseball; Tennis, ' 27; Varsity Football, ' 27, ' 28; Basketball, ' 28; Baseball, ' 28; B Club. Mary DeJarnette Beard BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Honor Roll. ' 27, ' 28; Le Cercle Francais Treas urer. ' 28. ' 29; Gold and Black Staff. ' 28, ' 29; La Revue Staff, ' 28. ' 29; Paint and Patches Club; Chi Delta Phi. Margaret Blackwood n B BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Le Cercle Francais Secretary, ' 28. Alys Luise Bowie A n BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Glee Club. ' 27; Freshman Commission Y. W. C. A., ' 27; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, ' 28, ' 29: Belles Lettres Lit- erary Society; Newtonian Club. Marianna Brittain BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Classical Club; Eta Sigma Phi. J. D. Bush AS DECATUR, ALA. Pi Gamma Mu; Assistant Basketball Manager, ' 27, ' 28. Terrell Cline BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Gold and Black Staff, ' 27. ' 28 ' 28; Sigma Upsilon. La Revue Staff, rHJErarajaiHJZ la R,evue 1999 Ju mors ViviAX Gaines Clisby A T a BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Christine Collias BIRMI.VGHAM, ALA. Merle Collins MON ' TEZUMA, ALA. Noimal Graduate of G. S. C. W., Milledseville, Ga., ' 27. Ethel Elaine Conwell e T BIRMINGHAM, ALA. •■La Revue, ' 28; Gold and Black, ' 27; Honor Roll, ' 27, ' 2S; Paint and Patches, ' 27. ' 28, ' 29; Pan-Hellen,i-, ' 28, ' 29; Pi Gamma Mu; Amazons. Louie Coshatt AC-MAR, ALA. Freshman Football, ' 26; Freshman Basketball, ' 2G. ' 27; Varsity Football, ' 27, ' 2S. Elizabeth Crabbe A II BIRMINGHA.M, ALA. Gladstone Loren Culpepper Clariosophic Literary Society, ' 27. ' 28. Chaplain, ' 28; Ministerial Association, ' 27, ' 2s. Vitus Brand Clrrie, Jr. e K N Basketball, ' 21). ' 28; B Club, ' 26. ' 27, ' 28; Gold and B.ack, ' ' ' 27. ' 28; Assista.it Manager Football. ' 25; Gleeks Club, ' 26, ' 27. ' 2S. William Davis Denton NEW CASTLE, ALA. La Revue Staff, ' 29. Zora Dobson a X f MONTGOMERY, ALA. Alice Bell Dumas z T A BIRMIXGHAM, ALA. Pan-Hellenic Council. ' 27. ' 28; Glee Club, ' 28, ' 29. Everette Elliott A o 11 BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Chairman Freshman Commission, ' 26; Co-Ed Council, ' 27. ' 28; Amazon Club. 49 rajifaraja la i evue 1999 sisisisisisisi Jun lors Mamie Ellex Fallon ENSLEY, ALA. Spanish Club. Charles T. Ferrell A 2 BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Ministerial Association. ' 27. ' 28. ' 29. Treasurer. ' 27, ' 28, Vice-President, ' 28, ' 29; Treasurer Y. M. C. A., ' 28, ' 29; Glee Club, ' 26, ' 27, ' 2S. Jackson Lee Finney n K A five points, ala. Sarah Lois Garrison BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Le Cercle Francais. ' 27, ' 28, ' 29. Frances Josephine Gassman BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Art Editor La Revue. ' 29. Ruth Christiana Gibson BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Joseph Carl Goodwin X X BESSEMER, ALA. Freshman Track. ' 26. ' 27; Gold and Black. ' 27. ' 28, ' 29; La Revue, ' 28, ' 29; Second Honor Roll, ' 26, ' 27; Sigma Upsilon, ' 28, ' 29; Band, ' 28, ' 29; Glee Club, ' 27, ' 28; Glee Club Orchestra, ' 28, ' 29. Addre Guthrie BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Martha Eileene Hagan z T A BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Jane Isabell Hamill A n BIRMINGHAM, ALA. M. Hawthorne Hawkins, Jr. X X BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Enslcy-Southern Club; Pan-Hellenic Council, ' 26. ' 27; Pi Gamma Mu, ' 28, ' 29. Thelma Hendrickson BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Secretary Newtonian, ' 28, ' 29; Glee Club, ' 27, ' 28, ' 29, Secretary, ' 28, ' 29; Pi Gamma Mu; Honor Roll, ' 26, ■27, ' 28. 50 irsfEfHraiarafgj la Revue 1999 lasisiaLmi Jun lors Ruth Judson Herren BIRMIXGHAM, ALA. Virginia Louise Hicks n B BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Florence Genevieve Hopson A 11 BIRMINGHAM, ALA. WiLL.ARD Price Howard BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Sigma Upsilon: L a Revue Staff. ' 28, 29; Gold and Black Staff. ' 28, ' 29; Freshman Baseball, ' 27. Frank Jackson Samuel Hughes e K N BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Greeks Club. George William Hunter BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Gold and Black Staff. Lorene Hyche BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Girls Basketball, ' 27, ' 28; French Club. Frances Helen Jackson n B BIRMINGHAM, ALA. German Club, ' 26, ' 27; Honor Roll, ' 2S; French Club. ' 26, ' 27, ' 28; Glee Club, ' 26, ' 27; Woman ' s Pan-Hellenic, ' 27, ' 28. John Andrew Jenkins, Jr. 2 a E BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Margaret Virginia Jones A X SJ BIRMINGHAM, ALA. French Club, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28. Joseph Earle Kelly, Jr. College Orchestra, ' 27; Glee Club, ' 28. repton, ala. Ada Lillian Kennedy BIRMINGHAM, ALA. SI IraJEJBJHfHJaJHJ la R 6VU6 m [siseisisists J luniors Nan Elizabeth Kennedy BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Dramatic Club: French Club. Edward N. Lasseter . K A BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Second Honor Roll, ' 26: Fall Track Squad. ' 25: As- sistant Manager Baseball. 26, ' 27: Gold and Black, 27, 28. ' 29: Treasurer of Sigma LTpsilon. Leona Lasseter BIRMINGHAM, ALA. O. B. LOCKLEAR e K N BIR.MINGHAM, ALA. Omicron Delta Kappa: B Club; Student Senate, ' 27, ■28, Secretary-Treasurer, ' 28: La Revue Staff, ' 27, ' 28: Assistant Business Manager, ' 27: Gold and Black, ' 27, ' 28: Freshman Track Manager, ' 27: Inter- Fraternity Council: Varsity Track Manager, ' 28, ' 29: Track Team. ' 27, ' 28: Honor Roll, ' 26, ' 27: Class Foot- ball, ' 26, ' 28: Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, ' 28: State Repre- sentative of Y. M. C. A., ' 28: Dramatic Club, ' 27, ' 28; Clariosophic Literary Society. ' 27, ' 28; La Sociadad Castellana. ' 27, ' 28. Edith Elizabeth Lyle z T A BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Elbert Martin K A ATHENS, ALA. Greeks Club. Robert Foster McKinney BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Virginia Dale McMahan n B BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Vice-President Junior Class; Paint and Patches; Co- Ed Council, Sophomore Representative. ' 27, ' 28; Junior Representative, ' 28, ' 29, Secretary, ' 28. ' 29; Belles Lettres; Freshman Commission: T. W. C. A. Cabinet Secretary. ' 27, ' 28, Vice-President, ' 2«, ' 29; Sopho- more Stunt Committee: Freshman Stunt Committee: Newtonian Club; French Club; PI Gamma Mu ; Chi Delta Phi; La Revue, ' 28, ' 29, Associate Editor; Gold and Black, ' 27, ' 28. ' 29; Glee Club, ' 27. ' 28. ' 29, President, ' 27, ' 28. Vice-President. ' 28, ' 29; Pan-Hel- lenic Council, ' 28, ' 29; Track. ' 27, ' 28; Amazon Club Secretary. Margaret Miller n B BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Miriam Marie Mims BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Clariosophic Literary Society: Girls Glee Club, ' 27: Y. W. C. A. Cabinet. ' 28. Nancy Elizabeth Mitchell BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Clariosophic Literary Society; French Club; Honor Roll, ' 27, ' 28. Frances Montgomery e T BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Amazon Club, ' 28; Newtonian Club, ' 28, ' 29. 1 iraraiBjijHfajai la R. -- ' e 19? Jun lors Robert Edgar Moore 2 A E BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Varsity Cheer Leader, •2i, ' 29; Glee Club. ' 26. ' 27. ' 28, ' 29, Business Manager, ' 28: Harmony Hill Quartet, ' 2S, ' 29; y. M. C. A. Cabinet. ' 29: Paint and Patches; Greeks; Track. ' 27, ' 28, ' 29; Spikes Club; B Club; Gold and Black Staff; Committee on Freshman Regulations; Chairman Parade Committee, ' 28. IVI.aree ' vonne Moore BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Sigma Sigma Kappa, 28; Clariosophic Society, ' 27, ' 28; Spanish Club, ' 28, ' 29; Freshman Commission. ' 2G. Joe Miller Morris A T fi BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Irene Motley n B ENSLEV, ALA. Girls Glee Club, ' 27, ' 2S, ' 29. Margaret AIurray ADAMSVILLE, ALA. Girls Basketball, ' 26, ' 27; German Clul); Math Club; Honor Roll, ' 27, ' 28. George L. Murtha n K A NEW BRITAIN, CONN. Freshman Football. JoHX Ed O ' Briex A 2 DADEVILLE, ALA. Ersie F. Palmer TARRANT CITl ' , ALA. Virginia Mae Parsons BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Susan Patterson e T BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Classical Club, ' 26; Eta Sigma Phi. ' 27, President, ' 28. Mr Walker Maxwell Peacock BIR.MINGHAM, ALA. Mrs. Walker M.ajxwell Peacock BIRMINGHAM, ALA. S3 ifHfHJiiararaiHi LA i evue m9) 51J5151515151£1 Juni mors Sara Bell Penrod A X o BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Y. AY. C. A. Cabinet, ' 27, Seci-etary. ' 28; Classical Club; Eta Sis:ma Phi; Belles Lettres Literary Society Treas- urer. ' 2S: Girls Glee Club Treasurer. ' 28; Sophomore Stunt Committee. ' 27; La Revue Staff. ' 28; Wo- men ' s Pan-Hellenic. ' 28: Amazon Club. Mildred Leunell Pierce z T A BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Belles Lettres Literary Society. ' 27. ' 28; Paint anrt Patches. ' 2C. ' 27. ' 28. Secretary, ' 28; Girls Trade Team. ' 2li, ' 27; German Club. ' 27. ' 28, Secretary. ' 28; Who ' s Who, ' 26. ' 27. Edith Pippen n B BIR. ' HINCHAM, ALA. French Club. ' 25. ' 2S. ' 27. ' 28; Chi Delta Phi. ' 27. ' 28, ' 29; Womans ' Pan-Hellenic Council, ' 2ti. ' 27, Treasurer. ■28, ' 29; Honor Roll. ' 20. Marie Louise Plaisance BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Honor Roll, ' 27. LxDuis C. Posey B K BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Band. ' 27. ' 28; Second Honor Roll, ' 27, ' 28. Benj.amin Fred Redmond e K N BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Popular Science Club. Irma Marie Redus BIRMINGHAM, AL. . Jennie Dee Robinson BIRMI.NGHAM, ALA. Glee Club. ' 26. ' 27; French Club, ' 26. ' 27. ' 28. ' 29, Sec- retary, ' 27. ' 29; Second Honor Roll, ' 26; First Honor Roll, ' 27; Spanish Club, ' 28. Marion Robson A X s BIRMINGHAM, ALA, Second Honor Roll, ' 27, 28; Netvtonian Club, ' 28; Spanish Club, ' 28. Frances Ursula Rowe z T A BIRMINGHAM, ALA, Bienvenido Sanchez ITABO, PROV. MTZ.j CUBA Ministerial Association. Augusta Demaris Sanders A X n ENSLEY, ALA. ' 2G, ' 27, ' 28; Girls Glee Club, ' 27, ' 28, ! Belles Lettres, _-, -., — ' 29- Freshman Commission, ' 26. -zt ; Debate, ' 27. ' 28; Honor Roll, Commencement 27, ' 28. IfafBraJBJHJHfHl LA R.6VUe I9 ' 29 JSISISTHISISIE J uniors Joe Sargent 2 A E BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Varsity Basketball, ' 2S, ' 39. Kathleen Saunders Z T A BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Kathleen Scruggs n B BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Honor Roll. ' 27, ' 2S: French Club Corresponding Secre- tary, 27. Vice-President, ' 28; Junior Faculty. Fanny Seay BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Clariosophic Literary Society, ' 27. ' 28. Vice-President, •28. President. ' 39; Newtonian Club, ' 28; French Club, ' 28; Second Honor Roll. ' 27. Mildred Self A X s BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Co-Ed Basketball. ' 27, ' 28 ciety. Clariosophic Literary So- Harry Bernard Shaw FULTON, MISS. Mississippi-Southern Club; Glee Club; Treasurer Ger- man Club. Richard P.almer Shepherd A T S2 CARBON HILL, ALA. Gold and Black Staff, ' 25. ' 26; Pan-Hellenic, ' 28; Associate Editor La Revue, ' 38. William Jemison Simmons A T n BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Margaret Annie S.mith BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Le Cercle Francais, ' 27, ' 28. Mrs. Florence Snow BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Marvin E. Speer, Jr. BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Clariosophic Literary Society, ' 28; German Club. ' 29; Beta Beta Beta, ' 29; Theta Chi Delta, ' 29; Popular Science Club, ' 29. Harris Stephens A T n CLIO, ALA. Freshman Football; Varsity Football, ' 26. Freshman Baseball. ' 28; 55 UHJaJH LA f evue 1999 51ST515151SIS1 ' : Ju mors Henry Lee Svvint WADLEY, ALA. Glee Club. ' 28; Quartet. -28; PI Gamma Mu, ' 27; Presi- dent Clariosophic. ' 28; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet,- ' 28; Inter- Soclety Debate, ' 27, ' 28. Chester Tancredi BIRMINGilAM, ALA. William Betts Tate brundidge, ala. Belles Lettres Literary Society, ' 28; Class Football. ' 28; Varsity Baseball Squad, ' 28. Durham Ed ' ward Terry n K A RED LEVEL, ALA. ■Vice-President Inter-Fraternity Council, ' 28, ' 29. Margaret Thomas BIRMINGHAM, ALA. French Club, ' 28; Honor Roll, ' 27, ' 28. Kenneth Tilly AS LEBANON, TENN. Virginia Tillia e T BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Girls Glee Club, ' 28; French Club, ' 28. Mildred Fletcher Tillman z T A BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Secretary Junior Class, ' 27, ' 28; T. W. C. A. Cabinet Undergraduate Representative. ' 27, Treasurer, ' 28; Co- Ed Council, ' 28; Belles Lettres Literary Society, ' 27, ' 28, Corresponding Secretary, ' 27; Pan-Hellenic, ' 28; Girls Glee Club Assistant Manager, ' 27, ' 28; Amazons Club Treasurer, ' 28. Mack Olin Travis, Jr. K A BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Freshman Track; Varsity Track; Dramatic Club, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28; B Club, ' 28; Spikes Club. Lloyd Washington Tubb brent, ala. Ministerial Association, ' 27, ' 28- ' 28, ' 29, President, ' 27, ' 28; Pastors ' Union, ' 27, ' 28, President; Clariosophic Literary Society, ' 27, ' 28, ' 29. Morris Wade Turner FITZ PATRICK, ALA. Delegate Student Volunteer, ' 27, ' 28; T. M. C. A. Cabinet, ' 28, ' 29; Glee Club, ' 28, ' 29. r CJU luniors Margaret Tyler BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Honor Roll, ' 27. ' 28; Spanish Club. Virginia Tyler BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Spanish Club. Minnie Lou Waldrop e T BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Gold and Black Staff. ' 27. ' 28. ' 29; Honor Roll. ' 27; French Club; Spanish Club; Chi Delta Phi. ' 28, Presi- dent. ' 29. Helen Harris Walker BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Honor Roll, ' 26. ■27- ' 27, ' 28; Belles Lettres Literary Society. ' 27. Secretary, ' 28; Chi Delta Phi, ' 27; Le Cercle Francais. ' 28; Pi Gamma Mu. ' 2 Elbert S. Wallace X X ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEX. Freshman Debate. ' 26. ' 27: Varsity Debate, ' 27. ' 28. ' 29; Paint and Patches. ' 26. ' 27- ' 27, ' 28. President. ' 28. ' 29; Student Senate. ' 28. ' 29; Tau Kappa Alpha. ' 27. ' 28. President, ' 28. ' 29; Omlcron Delta Kappa; Pi Gamma Mu; La Revue Staff. ' 28. ' 29; Winner How- ard-Southern Oratorical Contest, ' 27; AVinner Fresh- man Declamation. ' 27; Winner Sophomore Oratorical. ' 28; Winner Inter-Society Oratorical, ' 28; Belles Lettres Literary Society. ' 27, ' 28, Vice-President, ' 28, ' 29; Inter-Fraternity Council, ' 27. ' 28- ' 28, ' 29; La So- ciadad Castellana. Eleanor Webb BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Jack Stewart Wedb K A ATMORE, ALA. Band, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28; Glee Club, ' 26, ' 27, ' 2S; Glee Club Orchestra. ' 26, ' 27, ' 28. Henry Paul Whatley A i; BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Ronald Wilson X X BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Omioron Delta Kappa; Baseball Manager; Newtonian Club. Louise W. Wood A X 2 BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Mitylene Yates z T A BIRMINGHAM, ALA. j7e. Autu mn Fallen leaves, Futile as restless hands And unanswered prayers, Stir anxiously in the dust: Reniemberuuj Spnntj ' s promises And Sununer ' s broken faith. W. sc : i oocx: O rx =iOc: i sooc Wz Dcocx: r oooc Omcers Edward Ham ill President Mary Rose McCowan Vice-President Annie Lou Fletcher . ■ Secretary and Treasurer = cooc: i oockc: rsooocr OPHOMORE: arsj l LA R,ev 51515151S1515I ' James RoDDE • Adolphus B K BIRMINGHAM, ALA. i and Black Staff, ' 27, ' 28; Sigma silon. Henry Clayton Alexander BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Paul J. Anderson A T n O.XFORD, ALA. Up- La Revue Society, Staff, ' 28. ' 29; Clariosophic Literary 27, ' 28; Glee Club, ' 27, ' 28, ' 29. Margaret Evelyn Ash z T A BIRMINGHAM, ALA. R. C. Barton BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Oscar Trent Bonner BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Janis Brinks ' BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Edith Brock BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Oratorical, ' 26. ' 27: Y. W. C. A. 7; Beauty Contest. ' 26, ' 27- ' 27, ' 28. Katherine Christine Brothers Z T A BIRMINGHAM ALA. Walter Brown. Jr. 2 A E BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Y. M. C. A. Cabinet; Freshman Debate. ' 27; Varsity Debate Squad, ' 28. Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, ' 26, Francis McDonald Bruner AS Freshman Track, ' 27, ' 28. Howard Leslie Buchanan A T Q BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Malline Burns A X I BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Clariosophic Literary Society. ' 27 28, Secre- College tary. ' 28; Paint and Patches. ' 27 League, ' 28; College League Dramatic Director, •28. Lewis Callaway Bush A £ BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Paint and Patches: Band; Glee Club; Orchestra; Class Football, ' 26. Mae Cliff Buss BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Frank E. Butler, Jr. K A BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Freshman Debate Team; Paint and Patches; Gold and Black, ' 28; German Club; Sigma Upsilon. Catherine Cahoon Z T A BIRMINGHAM, ALA. C. W. Cain A T fi BIRMINGHAM, ALA. 6o irsiaiajH la ' i evue i W. H. Carter K A GROVE HILL, ALA. Howard Cleveland s A E CENTERVILLE, ALA. Freshman BasebalL Kathleen Clifton BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Robert Gore Clingislan 2 A E BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Earle Vernon Clotfelter B K BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Freshman Football; Varsity Football; Belles Lettres Literary Society. Olaf Edward Collier BOAZ, ALA. Gold and Black, ' 2S; Clariosophic Literarj- Society, ' 28. John G. Cooke, Jr. BIRMINGHAM, ALA. X X La Revue Staff; Glee Club. Ellen Frances Cooney A X 9 BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Junior Faculty, ' 28; La Revue, ' 28; Spanish Club, ' 28; La Revue Beauty Section, ' 27. Elizabeth Virginia Cowan ASS BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Girls Glee Club; Gold and Black Staff. Helen Crain BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Paint and Patches, ' 26; Clariosophic Literary Society; German Club, ' 26, ' 27. ' 28; Gold and Black Staff, ' 26, ' 28; Chi Delta Phi, ' 27, ' 28; La Revue Elections, ' 27; La Revue Staff, ■28. Robert Clark Crooks X X WOODWARD, ALA. Band, ' 27, ' 28; Glee Club Orchestra, ' 27, ' 28; Chapel Orchestra. ' 27. Winning Anson Currie, Jr- e K N BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Charles P.aul D.awson BIRMINGHAM, ALA. William Eunice Dean HANCEVILLE, ALA. Gold and Black Staff, ' 27, ' 28, ' 29; Sigma Upsilon; Clariosophic Literary Society, ' 28. ' 29: Secretary Ministerial Association, ' 28, ' 29; T. M. C. A. Cabinet. Harrv Ellsworth De Freese ENSLEY, ALA. Ministerial Association. Light D ' Albergo BIRMINGHAM, ALA. La Revue Staff. ' 29; Gold and Black Staff ' , ' 29. Frances Louise Dunn BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Thomas McConnel Ellisor K A BRUNDIDGE, ALA. jBjgfg jgj LA R evue 1 99 isiaLEnsisisiHil Richard Vaidon Evans B K BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Margaret Louise Feagin Z T A BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Paint and Patches; Belles Lettres Society. Clem Ferebee Z X ANNISTON, ALA. Freshman Tennis, ' 25; Glee Club, ' 25, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28. Wesley Finlayson PEROTE, ALA. Travis Fleming K A DECATUR, ALA. Annie Lou Fletcher A o n BIRMINGHAM, ALA. James Newman Floyd BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Johnnie Louise Foster BIRMINGHAM, ALA. MvRL Thompson Francis £ A E TUPELO, MISS. Walter Pettus Gewin X X AKRON, ALA. ■■Gold and Black Staff, ' 27, ' 29. ' 29 ; Clar ' o- sophic Literary Society, ' 27, ' 28; Assistant Liljrarian; Freshman Oratorical Contest. Helen Elizabeth Gilbert Z T A BIRMINGHA.M, ALA. Marie Augustine Glenn BIRMINGHAM, ALA. David J. Griffin n K A BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Track, ' 27, ' 28 . Russell Atwood Grimes BURL, ALA. David M. Hall K A EUT. W, ALA. Clariosophic Literary Society; Freshman Decla- mation Medal, ' 28; Gold and Black. ■ ' Edward N. Hamill K A BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Virginia B.ailey Hamilton BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Clariosophic Literary Society; Paint and Patches. Albert S. Hargis BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Track; Concert Orchestra. 62 BJH ajajarajH la i evue i9 ' 29 msisimsiEu s Eloise Hart MERIDIAN, MISS. Dramatic Club, Willie Lee Hayes FAIRFIELD, ALA. Pi Sigma Chi. ' 27, ' 2S, ' 29. Waights Gibbs HexrVj Jr. n K A HUXTSVILLE, ALA. Dramatic Club, ' 29: La Revue. ' 29. Fannie Dorothy Herzfield BIRMINGHAM, ALA. William Anderson Hill WINFIELD, ALA. Anthony Keith Hinds B K CALHOUN FALLS, S. C. Newtonian Club, ' 27, ' 2S, ' 29. Mary Hopper BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Marion Louise Horton A o n BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Luella Howell A X n BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Paint and Patches Club. Ruby Huey BESSEMER, ALA. Paul Ro. ch Huffstutler BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Freshman Baseball. John Robert Hunt B K BIRMINGHA.M, ALA. William Edward Ivey birmingham, ala. Margaret Jackson A ii BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Chi Delta Phi; Le Cercle Francais; Girls Glee Club. Joseph Elbert Johnson AS BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Assistant Football Manager, ' 2G, ' 27; Gold and Black Staff; Simpson-Southern Club. Hilma Jordon BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Alfred Kile urn 2 A E BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Assistant Manager Football; La Revue Staff: Honor Roll, ' 28; Frosh Baseball Squad, ' 28. Mary Alice Kinney BIRMINGHAM, ALA. ISSl LA fieVUe I9 ' 29 515151515151S1 Ersie J. KVLE BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Carolyn Lamar BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Wiley Perry Long K A JON ' ES MILL, ALA. Grady Benj.a imin Looney BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Wyxelle Robbins Lowery e T ENSLEY, ALA. Chairman Freshman Co-Bd Debating Team, ' 2S: Belles Lettres Critic, ' 27; Paint and Patches; Sophomoi-e Representative Co-Ed Council; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet. Mary Rose McCowan z T A BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Vice-President Sophomore Class; Co-Ed EasUet- ball. ' 28; Amazon. Conn ALLY Pricks McCutcheon BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Margaret Neilson McTyeire Z T A BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Ann Lunsford Malone BIRMINGHAM, ALA. John Thompson M. ' nn ENSLEV, ALA. Froshman Football, ' 27; Freshman Track, ' 28; Varsity Football, ' 2 8; B Club. William Burns Marsh BESSEMER, ALA. Band. William A. Martin B K BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Florence Elizabeth Massey A o n bir.mincham, ala. James N. Massey ABERDEEN, MISS. Clai-iosophic Literary Society; Popular Science Club; Mississippi-Southern Club; Kappa Pi. Dolores Mead BIRMINGHAM, ALA. William Gilbert Miller n K A BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Freshman Debate Squad; Freshman Tennis Team; Honor Roll; Draniatic Club. Gertrude Creswell Moore BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Alice Caroline Morefield n B Gold and Black Stalt, ' 2S; La Revue Staff, ' 28; Purity League. ngfEJBiaHnup LA Mary Ruth AIorgax BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Honor Roll. ' 28. Terrel J. Morris n K A geneva, ala. Josephine Moss e T Freshman Debate; Co-Ed Council. ' 27, ' 28. ' 29; Le Cercle Francais. Grace Motley n B ENSLEV, ALA. Glee Club, ' 28, ' 29. Mariax Frances Mlllin e T TALLADEGA, ALA. Bi-lles Lettres, ' 27; Le Cercle Francais, ' 28. William Norton A T n OXFORD, ALA. Glee Club, ' 28, ' 29. Edna Ione Ozier BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Walter Legrande Passmore X X BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Chapel Orchestra, ' 27, ' 28; Glee Club. ' 27. ' 28; Glee Club Orchestra. ' 27. ' 28; Band. ' 27. ' 28; Gold and Black Staff, ' 2S; Spanish Club, ' 2S. Rebie Berney Perry BIRMINGHA.M, ALA. Edward Braxton Pitts n K A FAIRFIELD, ALA. Glee Club Orchestra, ' 27, ' 28; Band. ' 27, ' 28; Chapel Orchestra, ' 27. BoLLiNG R. Powell. Jr. A T S2 BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Honor Roll. ' 27, ' 28; Debate Squad, ' 27. ' 2IS; Student Senate, ' 28, ' 29; La Revue ' 28. ' 29; Pan-Hellenic, ' 28. ' 29; Greeks, ' 28, ' 29. Dan Randolph Ramey e K N akron, ala. Charles Edgar Rice, Jr. 2 A E HO.MEWOOD, ALA. Cecil Wayne Robbins X X SHANNON, MISS. Gold and Black. ' 27. ' 28. ' 29; Ministerial A.ssociation, ' 27, ' 28, ' 29; Mississippi-Southern Club, ' 27, ' 28, ' 29; Sigma Upsilon, ' 28, ' 29. Clara Pritchet t Rogers A n BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Frank Burrel Ruffer DEMOPOLIS, ALA. College Band. Joseph Ross Rush benoit, ala. Ministerial Association; Assistant Circulation Manager Gold and Black ; Ciariosophic Lit- erary Society. Robert Huev Sadler bessemer, ala. 65 IfHjHjarajajaja LA Revue I9 ' 29 515151515151511 Emmie Sawyer ENSLEY, ALA. Le Cercle Francais. ' 27, ' 2S; Second Honor Roll, ' 27. Nannie Lou Shackleford BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Margaret Janice Shannon ' ll B BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Co-Ed Basketball, ' 27. Catherine Marshall Sihlev z T A BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Co-Ed Council. ' 27; La Revue Elections. Carlotta Grace Smith BIRMINGHAM, ALA. John Joseph Smith BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Charles Albert Snavely ATS! BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Assistant Manager Football. Emma Louise Stansell e T TALLADEGA, ALA. Le Cercle Francais. Jimmy Stewart B K BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Freshman Basketball. ' 28; Freshman Baseball, ' 28. Hubert Ansley Stringer GADSDEN, ALA. Gold and Black Staff. Arthur Coy Summerford, Jr. A i: i. BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Clinton Norris Tebo X X BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Dramatic Club. Luther Leonidas Terr RED LEVEL, ALA. Marth.4 Graham Tiller BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Edward Thomas Townsend BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Robert Payne Tucker e K N BIRMINGHAM, ALA. 66 irHJHjarafHiajH] la R 6vue 1999 [sujisrisiisisisi Annie Katherine Vaughn e T BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Gold aiul Black Staff: French Club: Chi Delta Phi. Annie Sue Waldrop e T BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Chi Delta Phi; La Revue Stait; Pan-Hellenic, Lavert Walker BIRMINGHAM, ALA. ElMERA JeANETTE WalKLEY BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Helen Elizabeth Ward BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Gold and Black Staff, ' 2S: Clariosophic Lit- erary Society. Madge Ward BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Paul Jennings Ward BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Henry Ware SELMA, ALA. Mary Elise W.arren BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Annie Aurelia Weaver A X 2 BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Paint and Patches: Belles Lettres Literary So- ciety; Pan-Hellenic, Bertha Kuhne Whiteside BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Joseph McDowell Whitson A T n BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Clariosophic Literary Society; Freshman Debat- ing: Team; Tau Kappa Alpha. Frances Mildred Wiggins BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Walter Thomas Wikle A 2 BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Treasurer Pi Sigma Chi, ' 28. Mary Blande Williams birmingham, ala. George Neill Woodrow 2 A E BESSEMER, ALA. Freshman Track. Buford Word A T n ABERDEEN, MISS. Student Senate, ' 28, ' 29; Freshman Debating Team; Tau Kappa Alpha; President Mississippi- Southern Club, Addie Morris Yeilding BIRMINGHAM, ALA. 67 _ Q_ U nderstanding Your silent mouth Can spciik more poignantly Than ever moving lips Could speak. Your hands — comforting — Touch mine iiith a Surge of certainty. You beckon to one As a far horizon beckons. You welcome me As a lake icelcomes The shadow of a pine. W. S I :3 oooc: ZX30CXC :: 30oc wz :2000c :500c Offi cers Paul Wright President Mary Johnson Vice-President Zemma Singleton . . . Secretary and Treasurer =30oc c: ::?oo ic 3O50C FRESHMAN UZISSi LA R evue 51J515151515151I rresnmen Mildred May Allen, Robert Henry Anderson, Charlotte Frances Andress, Evelyn Jeanette Andrews, Elveree Burnside Arnold, Arthur Carlton Atkins, Emma Allen Ayers, Marcaret Barr, Pauline Todd Batterton, Herbert Mason Bell, William Randolph Benefield, Morris Charlton Benners, Thomas Wil- liam Benton, Joseph Wilson Berry, Alton Maurice Blanton, Jack Williamson Bonnell, Helen Byrd Borchers, Mary Virginia Bostick, Lillian Margaret BowRON, Carolyn Elizabeth Brandon, Ernest Jackson Branscomb, Jack Bren- NAN, Helen Walpole Brewer, William Floyd Briscoe, Albert Cronin Britt, Dorothy Emily Broome, Mary Elizabi;th Browne, Margaret Augusta Browne. 70 rms3isisisii LA R eVUe 1999 5! ' reshmen NoLEN Banard Bryant, Theodarit McDonald Buck, Flora Herbert Buell, Frank Richard Calloway, Katherive Kennedy Carmichael, Benjamin Monroe Carraway, John Phillip Carter, John Lemuel Casey, Alice Catanzano, Chris- tine Cheney, James Hunter Clayton, John Walton Cocke, Jr., Zula Dereda Cotton, Barbara Pauline Cox, Edith Cranford, Joe Dean Cromwell, Frances Elizabeth Crook, William LaFayette Crunk, Elizabeth Cra wford Crymes, Virginia Fay Cuniff, Russell Brainard Dimick, Noel Michael Dowling, Wallace Eugene Duggar, Ruth Durrett, Marzine Eatman, Terry Edwards, Rufus Edward Elliott, Elizabeth Dickey Fikes. irararafaiHiam LA R evue ig-s© rresnmen John ' Thad Floyd, Jr., Max Bibb Folmar, Elizabeth Douglas Foster, Henry C. Foster, Virginia Nellie Franke, William Flennoy Franklin, Jr., William Howard Fulton, Raymond Speight Gandy, Harold Sylvester Gassman, Roy Spencer George, William Templeton Giles, Marie Maxine Gilmore, Thomas Paul Gissendaner, Claud Williams Gladden, Daniel Raleigh Greene, Villard Stuart Griffin, Charles Andrew Guthrie, William Irvin Gwillim, Arnold Session Haisten, John William Hamilton, Jr., David Arnold Hanbv, Gordon Arnold Hardy-, Eugene Harris, Ruth Marie Harrison, Ada Rebecca Hausman, Ray Bates Heaslet, Terry Llewellyn Hembree, Annie Sue Herndon. ifHfararamam LA Revue I9 ' 29 51515151F rreshmen Harry Virgil Herndon, Hazel Hicks, Leonard Eads Hikes, Charles Wade HiNKLE, Inger Frances Holm, Mary Alice Hoobler, Edward Clark Hopping, Frances Merton Houghton, Jr., Nelwyn Emmons Huff, Mary Steele Huggins, William Charles Hughes, Elizabeth Claire Hutchings, Georgia Ellen Hutto, Paralee Hynds, Bernard Ethel Jenkins, Harold Elmer Johnson, John Andrew Johnson, Ruby May Johnson, Vera Ellen Johnson, William Franklin Jones, Beverly Nowlin Keener, Burnie Arvel King, James Edward King, Robert Henry Kirkland, Odie Horace Kyle, Harriet Perkins LaPage, Clarice Doris Lassetter. 73 A R eVUe (999 rresnmen Nathalie Leah Lavikoe, Virgil Melton Leonard, Ralph LeMav, Robeki- Weatherkord Lee, Ora Lazekey, Dot Lasseter, Mary Ranson Mabry, Wilson Hann McLeod, John Fletcher McCleod, Jr., William Lee McGraw, Fletcher McCoNNELLY McArthur, Rudicille Claude Lipscomb, Sara Alice Mayfield, Alfred Edward Martin, Clarice Markham, Bernie Gordon Mantel, Mattie Elizabeth Mann, John Houston Mancum, Helen Millar, Frances Tarpley Middleton, Alonzo Merrill, Addison Merriam, Mary Emma Means, Evelyn Adams Meadow, Annie Evelyn Moreland, James Morgan, Tom Wier Moore, David Miller. I I rreshmen Mary Emily Morton, Leslie Mary Moss, Romy Carl Mullins, Sion Leigh Nabers, Virginia Clanton Narramore, William Bruce Nelson, Merrell Anderson Nor- Ris, Ruth Elizabeth O ' Hara, Herndon Gaines Owen, William Hoyt Owen, Mary Louise Ozier, Oda Lee Palmer, Mildred Pankey ' , James Burrell Perdue, James Perrow, Hazel Elaine Pierce, Henry William Pond, Imogene Earp Potter, Virgil Cousins Powell, John Wallace Powers, Lutie Richard Price, Kathleen Elizabeth Prince, Margaret Nell Pulaski, Edith Melvina Reagen, William Courtenay Renneker, Elizabeth LeGrand Reynolds, Odie Horace Kyle, James Wade Rich, James Edward Richardson. 75 I HfEuarajHraja] la i evue m IsisisTsiSTinsil I i! Freshmen Alys Varian Robinson, Helen Margaret Roddy, James Franklin Roe, Marguerite Russell, Blanton Sanders, Florence Virginia Sandusky, Dolly Davis Sawyer, William Alexander Scott, Clyde Elliott Shepherd, Tyree Emerson Simmons, Zemma Elizabeth Singleton, Sara Jane Smith, Tom Street Snead, Virgie Ruth Springfield, Marie Stallincs, Jewell Bethel Stanfield, Elton Bryson Stephens, James Stephens, Charles Donoho Sullivan, Marie Alaine Sullivan, Elizabeth Ray Sutherlin, Percy Lewis Tarrant, Gerald Andrew Thomas, Hugh Thomas, Mac Thomas, Bernice Eloise Thompson, Edward Gray Thornton, Margaret Evelyn Tobien, Virgil Hawkins Totherow. liifajarajarajH LA R eVUe 1999 Fresn reshmen Mildred Lorene Towry, Margaret Madeline Tuck, Ralph William Tugcle, E. B. Turner, Gladys Turner, James Robert Tyner, Warren Word Upton, Anita Bry ' An Van de Voort, Loy Otis Vaughn, Marvin Veal, Florence Eliza- beth Wade, Susan Elizabeth Waggoner, Mamie Lou Walker, Edward Judson Weaver, Rex Livingston Webb, David Oliver Whildin, Loui se White, Charles Worth Whiteside, Mildred Whitson, Eleanor Porter Wilcox, Edward Lee WiLcoxoN, Helen Angeline Williams, James Robert Williams, Wilbur Mel- ville Wilson, Chivers Richard Woodruff, Paul Wright, Jr., Claud Roy Young, James Henry Young. 77 JAL 3n il mnrtam i pttrg iUrCCarty ©liurr Sabrnillr. Alabama anil iHa ntrnsp lEugf«p iFrFpmatt (gatisbrn. Alabama iHrmbrrH nf tljp JFrPBljman (UkBB ATHLETICS VARSITY FOOTBALL - -4 Coach Gillem Coach Robinson ' Birmingham-Southern developed a great football machine in 1928. The Panthers last year did not mount dizzy heights of victories, but they performed in 1928 as probably the best football eleven the Hilltop has had in several seasons. Attacking the most difficult schedu ' e they had ever found, the Panthers won three, lost two, and tied four. What may be termed as the lone failure of the year was the inability to break the Howard jinx and beat the Bulldogs in the annual city classic. Truly it was Southern ' s greatest campaign on the gridiron. The Panthers tied Centenary, the undefeated eleven of 1927, and one of the outstanding S. I. A. A. teams in 1928. The Panthers defeated Mississippi College, who finished second in the association chase and who was the only loop member to beat Chattanooga. Southern ' s win over the Choctaws was the first setback for Mississippi College in two years. Two other feats stand out as high-water marks of the 1928 campaign. Birmingham-Southern held the University of Chattanooga, S. I. A. A. champion, to a score of 12-6, the closest count to which the Moccasins were held in the association with the exception of Mississippi College. The other feat was the Panthers ' victory over Auburn, the first in history over the Plainsmen. There are some other footprints that mark the 1928 Panthers as the best Southern ever claimed, despite their inability to win more than three games. Coach Gillem ' s gridmen were outplayed only once during the entire campaign. Chattanooga was the lone exception, and twice in that 81 Captain Bartlett Alternate Captain Ogle Captain-Elect Smith Alt. Capt.-Elect Battle clash the Panthers had the game in their hands, only to flivver at critical momenta and permit ' Nooga to take a bare decision. Another sparkling feature of the 1928 season -was the fact that the Panthers placed three players on the composite AIl-S. I. A. A. selection, picked by coaches from all sections of the associa- tion. Billy Smith, quarterback and captain-elect for 1929; Bill Battle, tackle and alternate captain- elect for 1929, and Shorty Ogle, giant end, were the three honored Panthers. Southern placed only John Bartlett on the All-S. I. A. A. team year before last. And, too, the 1928 Panthers accomplished all these feats in the face of heavy handicaps in ,« l.i- t, , . i4s4 C 82 O.- Manager Dill Stricklan ' d Barnes FiNNEV 83 LOTT Sargent McCULLOUGH Waller 84 Neipp COSHATT Duncan Cloiielter the form of continual injuries. First it was Harris Stephens and Chink Lott to be crippled for several games. Then it was Jack Finne ' to go out again, and then return for another injury. Later Birmingham-Southern lost its captain in John Bartlett for several games, but he managed to slip back into the finale with Howard. Another cripple was Pedro Black, smashing sophomore fiankman, who was hurt twice during the season. Other minor injuries were too numerous to mention. Jenks Gillem celebrated his return as head coach of the Panthers by sending his men into victorj ' over Auburn as the opening shot of the season. Southern trimmed the Plainsmen by 6-0 in 85 Cranford Mann Stephens Carter a night game at Montgomery. Jack Finney and Norman Pilgreen were the stars of Southern ' s first win in history over Auburn. The Panthers outplayed their foes by aggressive football all the way. Southern then opened its home season by defeating Millsaps at Legion Field, 12-0. The Majors came up out of the Delta State with one of their best elevens in history, the Majors having tied Mississippi College and defeated Spring Hill, conqueror of Howard. Billy Smith was the hero of this victory, the 1929 captain-elect galloping thirty-five and forty yards for the two touch- downs. He made both of his pretty sprints in the last half. U King PiLCREEN McNeese COREIN It was in the next appearance that the Panthers really thrilled the hometown fandom. The University of Chattanooga came down into Birmingham with a great eleven, but the men of Coach Gillem did not give way under the strain until the last tivo plays. Chattanooga won, 12-6. The Panthers scored in the third period, after Captain Bartlett blocked a punt, Pilgreen ripping the ' Nooga line to threads with two bucks from the 16-yard line. It was the first time in 1928 that the Gillems had yielded a point. Then it was that Birmingham-Southern began to ring up a string of draws. First it was Marion at Selma, 7-7 ; then Mercer University at Macon, 20-20, and Centenary at Birming- ham, 0-0. Only a few regulars were taken to the Marion game, while only four regulars 87 O ' Brien ' Black SUMMERFORD Rice finished the Mercer battle. The Panthers were in fairly good trim for the Gentlemen, who were outplayed by the Methodists. Pilgreen, Battle, and Waller starred against Marion. Smith and Lott stood out against Mercer. All the Panthers played brilliantly against Centenary. Southern ' s next move was to invade the Delta State and defeat Mississippi College, 19-7. First downs were eight for Southern and two for the Choctaws. The Panthers excelled the Chocs by far in the air, and the Panther line was unbreakable. Smith, Ogle, and Lott were the luminaries. Southern then invaded Mobile and tied Spring Hill, 0-0, upon a sea of mud. Smith, Pilgreen, and Ogle starred in a game that Southern mastered but did not win. Then came the Marne of football. Howard captured it, 13-12, in as narrow a football game H-: f 1 ' Ware Tucker Martin Jenkins as they ever stage. The Panthers outplayed the Bulldogs everywhere except line bucking. Howard ' s two touchdowns resulted from Davis ' sprint after recovering a fumble and from Bullard ' s 4g-yard dash through tackle. Passes brought Southern to the front several times, air attempts bringing about both Panther touchdowns. A toss, Smith to Ogle, climaxed the opening drive, which was first inaugurated by Smith ' s 36-yard gallop just before the first half closed. Ogle ' s catch was the most spectacular ever seen in Legion Field. Southern ' s second touchdown came in the final quarter when Billy Smith again broke loose with some accurate passing. He tossed twice to Waller for thirty-three yards, then to Ogle for ten, and climaxed it with another to Lott, who fell across the goal line. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL Entering the season with a paucity of material, both in number and in size, Coach Doc Newton and Ben Englebert were faced with the problem of whipping together a combine of sufficient strength to compete with the Rat elevens of Alabama, Chattanooga, Auburn, and Howard. Opening the season against Auburn the Cubs lost, 25 to 2, on the home grounds of the Infant Tigers. A strong line attack, interspersed with some severe aerial thrusts, caused the downfall of the Hilltoppers. Next on deck was the Southern Military Academy game, at Greensboro, Alabama. Flashing a consistent line-crashing game, the Southerners won, 6-0. Following the S. M. A. go, the Kittens returned to their lair on Sunshine Slopes, there to remain for the remainder of the season. One week later they took on the University of Chatta- nooga Rats in Munger Bowl, losing 13 to 7, even though they almost doubled their opponents in the matter of first downs. Alabama came to the Slopes two weeks prior to the Howard tilt, and whipped the Cubs, 44 to 13, in a spectacular exhibition of football. An unerring passing attack counted for the greater part of the Crimson touchdowns. November 9 the Panther Cubs journeyed out to Berry Field to take on the Howard Bullpups in the annual frosh classic of Birmingham, and upset the East Lake eleven, 6-0 — the first time a Hilltop Rat aggregation has turned the trick. Which feat, according to tradition, gives them a successful season. Doc Newton ' s Cub footballers opened the 1928 season against the Auburn Rats, losing 25 to 2 on the home grounds of the Baby Tigers. Following the Auburn go, the Cub mentor carried his proteges to Greensboro, Alabama, for a tilt against the Southern Military Academy team. After a hard-fought battle the Hilltoppers won, 6-0. Returning to their home lair, the Kittens prepared for the Chattanooga freshman aggregation, vhich combine was met a few days later. The Cubs outplayed their rivals, but lost on the breaks, 13-7. The University of Alaabma Freshmen were the next opponents of the Cubs. The two teams met on Munger Bowl, and after a spine-tickling exhibition the Crimsons were declared vic- torious, 44 to 13. Finally came the Howard Bullpup clash. Playing heroically, the Cubs upset tradition by wal- loping the East Lakers, 6-0, the first time in the history of the two schools that a Hilltop first- ' ear eleven has turned the trick. So, according to tradition, the season w ' as an eminently success- ful one for the Cubs. 90 Class Football Class football was again placed on the sport calendar in ' 28, and brought with it unprecedented student interest. In the first game of the series the Frosh trampled the Seniors by a score of 13 to 6. McNeill scored on a pass on the final play of the game to save the upper classmen from a shutout. Sanders and Moore starred for the winners, while McLendon was a mainstay in the Senior line. Next on deck was the Junior-Soph clash, which was won by the Sophs, 12-0, the four horsemen of the second-year team proving too strong for the opposition. Griffin, Waller, and Cleveland galloped for long distances to give their fellows a deserved victory. A spell of bad weather, coupled with an outbreak of influenza, necessitated the calling off of the final game for the championship of the Hilltop. 91 m ' Jc;- TAie BASEBALL Varsity baseball in 1928 reached heights never excelled at Birmingham-Southern. Coach Huntley ' s edition of diamondeers last season swept down through the final stretch of a torrid campaign to nine consecutive victories and consequently to the S. I. A. A. champion- ship. The Panthers captured twelve contests in fourteen starts during the season, not los- ing a series and dropping only one game each to Howard College and the University of In- diana. In registering the marvelous triumphs, the Birmingham-Southern machine spurted out at the finish as one of the best baseball collegiate teams below the Mason and Dixon line, some experts going so far as to say that the Panthers in several departments outclassed the Auburn Tigers, who won the Southern Conference title, to nialce it two crowns for Alabama in one year. One game behind ui the city college series, and without an S. I. A. A. victory, the Pan- thers took the field at Munger Bowl just be- fore niidseason and walloped the Howard Bull- dogs decisively, 12-1. Two more triumphs were scored in rapid succession over the Bap- tist rivals, and then it was the tour down through Mississippi that shot the Huntleymen into the final drive with a fighting spirit that was never checked. Coach Huntley was parading around dia- monds in the Delta State, where he had per- formed himself while playing for Millsaps. His Panthers defeated Mississippi College twice in two days and they scored a pair of other victories over Millsaps on the two fol- lowing days, two of which went into extra innings before reaching a verdict. Then it was that the Huntleymen returned to Munger Bowl and snapped a twelve-game winning streak of the Centenary Gentlemen. The Louisiana gents of Mike Norton had lost 92 only one game before invading the Magic City, but the pupils of the former Panther went down for two counts before the battling Hunt- leymen, thereby climaxing a brilliant season for Hilltop Heights with nine successive vic- tories. The University of Indiana was the first foe en the 1928 schedule. The Hoosiers were de- feated easily by Birmingham-Southern in the opener, but the Northern crew trimmed the Panthers in the second contest. Coach Hunt- ley took his Panthers down to Clarion for their next appearances, and they snatched a pair of decisions from the Cadets. Returning home, the Huntleymen then played their final medi- ocre game in dropping a 7-6 decision to- How- ard before hitting their triumphant stride. Eight of the twelve victories were regis- tered on diamonds of opposing teams in 1928, six of which were out of Magic City. Coach Huntley ' s men did not lose a game on the road. Incidentally, Coach Huntley established a feat in road victories that will probably stand for a long time. During his last two seasons, Coach Huntley carried the Panthers into bat- tle twenty times on foreign diamonds, and six- teen of them were triumphs for Southern. Harold Beagle was the shining light at bat last year, the keystoner finishing with a .509 hitting clip. It was the swatting ability that put so much power in the Panther attack last year, the Huntleymen hitting .328 as a team. Eight of them went above the .300 mark, and two of them were beyond the .400 rate. It was the brilliant late-season showing of Shorty Ogle that pulled the Panthers into the forefront, the elongated Panther hurling four victories during the final week of the cam- paign. Coach Ben Englebert ' s freshman diamond- eers last year failed to beat the Howard Col- lege Bullpups in the annual rat series, but the Panther Cubs of 1928 give premise to lend strength to the varsity Panthers this year. 93 rTENMS Southern ' s net artists broke even in the 1928 campaign, winning four contests and losing a liive number. They defeated Howard, Sewanee, Mississippi College, and Columbia Theological Seminary, and lost to Alabama twice, Vanderbilt, and the University of Chattanooga. Chilli ' Greene, Clare Barclift, Herman Aufdehaar, and Hyron Gibson composed _the varsity four of ' 28. Barclift performed in the dual role of manager and player, while Greene captained the Hilltop netmen. All four played brilliantly at intervals during the ' 28 season. The freshman team, made up of Irving Beiman, Gilbert Miller, John Casey, and John Harbour, lost their only matches of the year to the Alabama freshman team. One match was played by the Cat netters in the fall of ' 28, in which Columbia Theological Seminar ' was beaten, 6-0. The Scores Follow: March 31 — University of Alabama 4; Southern 2 April 19 — Mississippi College i ; Southern 4 May 2 — Universit} ' of Alabama 4; Southern 3 May 7 — Sewanee o ; Southern 6 May 8 — Vanderbilt 4; Southern 2 May 9 — Chattanooga i ; Southern 5 May 15 — Howard i ; Southern 5 Yali,, ' 28 Columbia Theological Seminary o; Southern 6 Frosh Results May 5 — University of Alabama Freshmen . . . 6 ; Southern Rats o May 12 — University of Alabama Freshmen . . .6; Southern Rats o 94 kSKETBaU. VARSITY In his first campaign of coaching varsity ' basketball on Hill- top Heights, Ben Englebert started his Panther quintet out on the road to eight rapid victories in the first nine games of 1929. Until this goes to press, Birmingham-Southern ' s quintet had been defeated only by the University of Chattanooga, a team coached by Harold D. Drew, former Panther mentor. Leading the Gold and Black cagers on a week ' s tour through Tennessee and Virginia to start the season. Coach Englebert piloted his quintet to four triumphs and one loss on the extended invasion. Returning home to make their local debut, the Panthers quickly reeled off four more wins in succession. These rapid-fire victories placed the Panthers in a top-notch position to oust the Bo ' s ' Club Comets as city champions of Birmingham. Howard had not been met, however, while the B. A. C. Blues also were to be played later. Southern opened the campaign by beating Tennessee Wesleyan easily, 42-18. Lin- coln Memorial was trimmed the next night only after two extra periods of play, when Brand Currie sank the winning basket, 37-35. Then the Methodists clipped off a 95 COACH ENSCeOERT ' • o w sur MEftPORo 1 1 -! ' 5 Ti ' BARCUIFT 39-27 win over Maryville College and a 32-25 victory over Emory and Henry College. It was the following night that Chattanooga momentarily checked the Panthers to the tune of 37-29. Birmingham-Southern made a successful debut before Magic City fandom by defeating the Y. M. H. A. quintet, 36-29. But it remained for the next game to bring the Panthers into their peak of early-season play, overwhelming the champion Boys ' Club Comets by a wide margin, 45-25. Southern College, of Lakeland, Fla., was the next victim of the Panthers, marking the first S. I. A. A. victory for Coach Englebert ' s machine. The invading Moccasins were beaten in the last three seconds of play when Pedro Black tossed a short field basket after the big sophomore guard had plaj ' ed a wonderful defensive game all the evening. The score was 33-31. Then came another thriller. This time it was the Central Y. M. C. A. that fell before a spectacular finish by Birmingham-Southern. The Redbirds had gripped the lead most of the way until the closing minutes, when the Panthers broke loose with a volley of baskets from midcourt to snatch victory from the fire. Southern triumphed by 37-34- Little Hot O ' Brien had been the great scoring star through the first nine games. The midget Dadeville demon often shot 16 and 18 points, even totaling 14 tallies 96 u M4NEIL-1- when he had an off night against the Y. M. C.A. But it remained for Pedro Black, powerful soph guard, to display defensive skill. He had been the tower of strength on defense in all cf the games. Captain Neipp was having a great spree also. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Starting slowly, but gaining momentum as the season progressed, Birmingham- Southern ' s freshman basketeers were far off down the 1929 calendar with good success as this goes to press. Doc Newton was coaching the Panther Cubs, who had been coached by Ben Englebert previously. The frosh opened the campaign in defeat, dropping a 17-7 game to Mortimer Jordan High, winners of the Prep League championship, the district and state prep crowns last year. Smarting under defeat, they came back and captured the next four successive games in the Prep League downtown to tie Simpson for leadership. Besides beating Warrior and Dora High Schools, the Hilltop yearlings also de- teated Howard College ' s rat quintet in their first meeting cf the 5 ' ear, 30-23. Then the Cubs followed this up with a five-point victory over Simpson, 29-34, to knock the Tornado into a deadlock with the youthful Panthers. Briscoe and Hopping were stars of the early games for Coach Newton ' s five. 97 ==:i =i RACK The Panther lightly-clads won two of the trio of meets par- ticipated in during the season of 1928. Opening the season against the University of Alabama Crim- sons, the Hilltoppers were unable to stem the Tide, being im- mersed in a flood of points. The score was: Alabama, 65 ; Bir- mingham-Southern, 433 2- Hugh Ogle ' s leap in the pole vault set a new Southern record at eleven feet. Alabama ' s superiority in the field events accounted for the mar- gin of victory. Following the Alabama battle, the Panther cindermen journeyed up into the mountains of Middle Tennessee, where they met the Union University team. Drew ' s proteges displayed an unquestionable superiority, winning 69 to 43. Shorty Ogle starred, accumulating 22 points during the afternoon. Included in his total were firsts in the broad jump, pole vault, and discus. Chink Lott continued his brilliant sprinting, winning the century and 220 dashes. Bob Sudderth again demonstrated his ability as a quarter-miler by winning the furlong in fifty-four seconds, on an exceed- ingly soft track. Bailey won the half and mile in leisurely fashion, while the Southern relay team beat the Union quartet decisively. Last en the Cats intercollegiate menu was the three-cornered meet with Howard and B. A. C. for the cinder championship of Birmingham. Birmingham-Southern won after a strenuous session on the bowl. The final score was: Southern, 58; B. A. C, 39; 98 Howard, 29. The Bulldogs failed to show a cinder combination that could compete with the Panthers, and were left far in the rear in the pointage. Sandwiched in between the intercollegiate tilts were two other cinderfests — the inter-frat track meet and the IVIay Day Carnival. Competition was keen in both, and the marks produced in the two meets were excellent. Theta Kappa Nu won the former by a narrow margin, while the Juniors triumphed in the inter-class races by a large margin. At the conclusion of the season the following men were given letters: Sudderth (captain). Ogle, Bailey, McKinney, Lott, Thompson, Travis, AIcLendon (manager), and Fullbright. CROSS-COUNTRY The cross-country team of ' 28, captained by Dave Griffin, experienced a fairly suc- cessful season. The Cooper Road Race, a dual affair with the Capstone lightly-clads and the Southern Methodist Road Race were the three events participated in by the distance men. In the Alabama meet the Hilltoppers battled gamely to tie the University harriers, 18-18, while in the Atlanta race the Southern five placed third in a field of seven teams. Griffin and Bailey were the outstanding performers on the squad. This pair, Ralph Henderson, McNeese, and Wallis were awarded letters for the ' 28 season. Dave Griffin copped the Cooper Road Race with Wallis and McKain placing second and third. 99 B Club Clay Bailey Dave Griffith Richard Wallis Ralph Henderson OsLER McNees Robert McKinney Mac Olin Travis Porter McClendon Edgar Moore Lee Thompson Norman Pilgreen William Smith Hugh Ogle John King William Battle Travis Black Leslie Waller Ernest Neipp Joh n Bartlett Jack Finney Edgar Lott Charles Dill 0. B. Locklear Joe Sargent Jack McCullough Thompson Mann Harris Stephens Nick Carter Milford Barnes Olin Strickland Louie Coshait John Ed O ' Brien Francis McTrottes Harold Beagle Candler Lazenby Clare Barclift 1928-29 Results Baseball 13; Birmingham-Southern Birmingham-Southern Birmingham-Southern 6; Birmingham-Southern 2; Birmingham-Southern 6; Birmingham-Southern 12; Birmingham-Southern 4; Birmingham-Southern 7 ; Birmingham-Southern 3 ; Birmingham-Southern 2; Birmingham-Southern 9 ! Birmingham-Southern 6; Indiana O 1 ; Indiana 3 Marion i Marion o Howard 7 Howard i Howard 3 Howard 6 Mississippi i Mississippi ' i Millsaps 7 MilLsaps 5 Birmingham-Southern 8; Centenary 3 Birmingham-Southern ....... 8; Centenary 5 Football Birmingham-Southern 6 Birmingham-Southern 12 Birmingham-Southern 6 Birmingham-Southern 7 Birmingham-Southern 20 Birmingham-Southern O Birmingham-Southern 19 Birmingham-Southern O Birmingham-Southern 12 Auburn O Millsaps O Chattanooga 12 Marion 7 Mercer 20 Centenary O Mississippi College 7 Spring Hill O Howard 13 Basketball Birmingham-Southern 42; Tennessee Wesleyan 42 Birmingham-Southern 37; Lincoln Memorial 35 Birmingham-Southern 39; Maryville 27 Birmingham-Southern 32 ; Emory and Henry 25 Birmingham-Southern 29; Chattanooga 37 Birmingham-Southern 36; Y. M. H. A 29 Birmingham-Southern 45 ; Boys ' Club 25 Birmingham-Southern 33; Southern College 31 Birmingham-Southern 37 ; Y. M. C. A 34 Birmingham-Southern 38; Howard 39 Birmingham-Southern 29; B. A. C 33 Birmingham-Southern 52; Mississippi College 31) Southern Reserves 38 ; Marion Varsity 27 ORGANIZATIONS LaT vue, 1929 Omicron Delta Kappa Honor Society Founded at Washington and Lee University, 1914 Kappa Circle Installed at Btrmingham-Soutlicrn Collfge, IQ2 Faculty Members V. D. Perry Austi.v Prodoehl W. A. Moore Newman Yielding Paul Spurlin H. B. Englebert W. W. Hale Associate Faculty Members C. D. Matthews Guy E. Snavely R. S. Whitehouse G. W. Mead H. A. Trexler Honorary Faculty Members J. S. Childers M. C. Huntley Ted Hichtower Porter McLendon Hubert Searcy Student Members Elbert Wallace Ronald Wilson Francis McTrottes o. b. locklear Leslie Waller J. M. Breckenridge los .y ILa ' vue, 1929 iiiiiisiiiniEiiiiiiisniiiisiiinisiiiiiiEUiniimiiiiisiiiiiBiiniE Student Senate Officers Hubert Searcy President Les Waller Vice-President O. B. LocKLEAR Secretary and Treasurer Members Senior Representatives Fontaine Howard Leslie Waller Alfred Roebuck Hubert Searcy Junior Representatives O. B. LocKLEAR Nolan Gray Elbert Wallace Sophomore Representatives BuFORD Word Bolling R. Powell, Jr. Freshman Representative Bernard Jenkins 106 s vue, 1929 ex. Co-Ed Council Officers Elizabeth Logan President Teresa Drum heller Vice-President Virginia McMahan Secretary Leo Williams Treasurer Senior Representatives Teresa Drumheller Leo Williams Virginia Webb Elizabeth Logan Junior Representatives EvERETTE Elliott Mildred Tillman Virginia McMahan Sophomore Representatives Wvnelle Lowerv Josephine Moss Freshman Representative Marie Harrison 107 . ILa ' vue, 1929 ii iniii@iiiniEniiiiisiiniiEiiiiiiiaiiii@iiiiiiMiiiiiiQiiiiiiE!iriiii9iiiii Howard O. Draper Harold E. Beagle William H. Clift Reuben H. Eliassen R. Clay Bailey Harold E. Beagle Kappa Phi Kappa Honorary Professional Educational Fraternity Founded at Dartmouth College, 1922 Kappa Chapter Installed April, lg2S Dr. Guv E. Smavely, National I ' lcsidcut Officers President . . ■ Vice-President R. H. Eliassen . . Ralph C. Henderson Treasurer V. E. Glenn .... Recording Secretary Correspondinc Secretary H. B. EXGLEBERT W. E. Glenn Wvatt W. Hale F.AcuLTY Members Gilbert W. Mead I. R. Obenchain J. O. PiNKSTON Student Members Camillus J. DisMUKES W. Nolan Gray Howard O. Draper Thomas C. Harris Gerald Bradford Ralph C. Henderson Guy E. Snavely ' Robert S. Whitehouse Hubert F. Searcy Leslie Waller 108 LaT vue, 1929 Sigma Sigma Kappa Honorarj ' Educational Society Officers Margaret Hamilton President LONA Cathey Vice-President Alice Goddard Secretary Rob Floyd Treasurer Re netta Walton Chaplain Members Mildred Acker Evelyn Gilbert Yvonne Moore LoNA Cathey Kathryn Gilbert Melda Robison Mary Carmichael Amelia Gilmer Willie Jo Sellers Theresa Drumheller Alice Goddard Margaret Shepherd Margaret Ezell Margaret Hamilton Renetta Walton Rob Floyd Frances Howell Grace Wiggins Elma Gibson Mrs. E. W. Moore Frances Whittle T09 ILa E vue, ig2g 1 mijiiEiinnisiniiiiianiiiiMiiiniEniuiiEiiinnsiiiiiisniiiiBiiijiiFwiiiiQiiniieiiiiiisiiiiiisiiiiiisniiiMijuisiiiinsiniisiiiiii: lllllMlllNii.jnl llljinilMal Sigma Upsilon Honorary Literary Fraternity Colors: Green and Gold Flower: Jonquil The Elzivirs Officers Keener Barnes President Clay Bailey Vice-President Walter McNeil Secretary Ed Lassiter Treasurer Faculty Members Guy E. Snavely M. C. Huntley Charles D. Maithews Gilbert W. Mead W. D. Perry S. A. Small C. C. Alexander Wyatt W. Hale H. C. McWilliams Paul Spurlin Student Members Keener Barnes Walter McNeil William E. Dean Ed Lassiter Cecil Hackney Fontaine Howard Ray Black Thomas Harris Terrell Cline Candler Lazenby J. C. Goodwin Frank Butler Clay Bailey Price Howard Roddy Adolphus Cecil Robbins I lO Ha ' vue, 1929 Chi Delta Pki Honorarj ' Literary Society Officers Minnie Lou Waldrop President Virginia McMahan ■ Vice-President Lbra Coontz Treasurer Clara Warren Corresponding Secretary Margaret Sheppard Recording Secretary Members Mary D. Beard Evelyn Gilbert Marjorie Sayer Marianna Brittain Alice Goddard Margaret Shepherd Willis Brabston Margaret Jackson Katharine Vaughan Mae Cliff Buss Elizabeth Logan Annie Sue Waldrop Mary Christian Virginia McMahan Minnie Lou Waldrop Evelyn Coffin Margaret McTyeire Helen Walker Helen Crain Clara P. Rogers Clara Warren Virginia Sandusky La ' ' Pi G amma Mu Honorar)- Social Science Fraternity Founded at the College of William and Mary, 1924 Alabama Alpha Chapter Established at Birmingliam-Southern, October, IQ24. Kenneth E. Barnhart George Currie C. H. Karracker W. D. Perry John William Barnes J. D. Bush Mrs. Nell Caldwell Elaine Conwell Nolan Gray M. H. Hawkins, Jr. Thelma Hendrickson Faculty Members Walter B. Posey Austin Prodoehl Leon F. Sensabaugh Student Members Frances Howell Candler Lazenby Elizabeth Logan Virginia McMahan Howlett Minto Marjorie Sayer Hubert Searcy Norman Spencer H. a. Trexler William Clift O. J. Edwards H. L. Swint Helen Walker Elbert Wallace Renetta Walton Clara Warren James Westbrook MiTYLENE Yates 112 La ' Tievue, ig2g Theta Chi Delta National Honorary Chemi:al Fraternity Officers Virginia Webb President Claude Chamblee Vice-President Joseph W. Mixer Secretary and Treasurer Members W. V. Neville Dr. E. V. Jones Marvin Speer V ' irginia Webb Dr. Theodore S. Eckert Claude Chamblee Joseph W. Miner 3 La ' ' le, 1929 Tau Kappa Alpha Honorary Forensic Fraternity Faculty Members C. C. Alexander Paul Spurlin G. W. Mead Student Members Mack Breckenridge Camillus Dismukes William Hamilton Ted Hightower Hubert Searcy Elbert Wallace Buford Word Harold Caldwell 114 La ' Revue, 1929 x. Kappa Pi Honorary Art Fraternity Founded at University of Kentucky, 1911 Theta Chapter Establislicd at Birmiru ham-Soutlifrn College, Ig26 Honorary Members Guv E. Snavelv W. Paul Pim Joe J. FiORE Marvin Mantel Frank Butler Ray Black Student Members James Massey Joe Brookshire Francis Gassman Nelwvn Huff Frank Jones Elizabeth Kerr Louise Wallace Bruce Nelson 5 La ' vue, ig2g Beta Beta Beta Honorary Biology Society Nu Chapter Established at Birmingliam-Soutlicrn College January 2, ig2S Faculty Members Walter C. Jones J. Oliver Pinkston W. A. Whiting Seale Harris Officers Virginia Webb President Bernard Frazier Vice-President Mary Carmichaei Secretary Studext Members J. O. Branch Marvin Speer Fred Simpson Bernard Frazier Edward Cleve Mary Carmichael Virginia Webb Ii6 Ca R vue, ig2g Alpha lota Tau Commerce Fraternity Faculty Memiskrs Norman Spencer E. Q. Hawk O. J. Edwards Student AIembers Joe Fiore Francis McTrottes Thomas Barrett Porter McClendo.v C. M. Reaves, Jr. Aiidison Holmes CllARLKS DlI.L 117 Ld Kgvue, ig2g Eta Sigma Phi Classical Society Officers Susan Paiterson President Martha Belle Hilton I ' ice-President Ruth Herren Secretary Ronald Wilson Treasurer Walter Hinckle Corresponding Secretary Active Members Susan Patterson Ruth Herren Lillian Kennedy Martha Belle Hilton Margaret Hamilton Melda Robison Sara Belle Penrod Marianna Brittain Verlin Amberson Ronald Wilson Ruth Gibson Walter Hinckle Classical Club Frances Montgomery Emily Young Helen Crooks Telulah Rose Love Light D ' Albergo Faculty Advisors Dr. George Curry Prof. C. D. Maithews ii8 ILa K§vue, 1929 A ' -li iigiir!!iisimiii3iiiiiiBiiiini iiuiiMinnraiiiiii@iiiiiii3iiuinsiiiiii@iimiEiiiiiiiisinniB!mHm fjiimiairmEi Pi Sigma Chi The Popular Science Club Officers J. J. FiORE President J. O. Branch Vice-President ' iviA Jordan Secretary Walter Wikle Treasurer Members Fred Redmam Walter Wikle Vivian Jordan Marvin Speer James Massey William Crunk Bernard Shaw Joe Fiore Henry Alexander Gregory Smith William Hamilton Albert Hargis Chester Tancredi J. O. Branch Willie Lee Hayes William Martin Fountain Hair 119 La ' vue, 1929 La ' T vue, 1929 ®ll ®0l6 mii Hark Weekly Publication of Birmingham-Southern College Clay Bailey Editor Porter McLendon Business Manager Editorial Staff Associate Editors Willis Brabston Cecil Hackney Edgar Moore J. C. Goodwin Price Howard Sports Editor Elbert Johnson Fraternity Editor Joe Fiore Art Editor Features Mary Beard Helen Crain Virginia Averyt Elizabeth Logan May Cliff Buss Roddey Adolphus ' irginia Sandusky Virginia White Reporiorial Staff Keener Barnes Light D ' Alberco Brand Currie Katherine Vaughan Cecil Robbins Alice Morefield Owen Love Terrel Cline W. E. Dean Virginia McMahan George Hunter Margaret Hicks O. B. Locklear Walter Passmore Flora Buell Elizabeth Sutherlin Olin Strickland George Dyer Ed Townsend Alex Wright Candler Lazenby Olaf Collier Phillip Carter W. B. Nelson Elizabeth Cowan Walter Henckell Paul Ward Business Staff J. S. Dickinson Associate Manager David Hall Associate Manager Walter P. Gewin Circulation Manager Advertising Staff W. A. Hill Evelyn Armstrong Gregory Smith Circulation Staff Ross Rush Mary Rose McCowan John Johnson Hubert Stringer Olaf Collier 121 Wm ' t A tLa ' vue, ig2g La ' vue, 1929 La Revue Annual Publication of Birmingham-Southern College Cecil F. Hackney Editor Candler Lazenby . Business Manager Editorial Staff Assistant Editors Elbert Wallace Elizabeth Logan Bolling Powell Associate Editors J. C. Goodwin R. P. Sheppard Helen Crooks Sara Belle Penrod Virginia McMahan Feature Editors Mary Maery Evelyn Coffin Sports Editors Price Howard Clay Bailey Alfred Kilburn Kodak Editors Thomas Barrett Buford Bowen Paul Anderson Light D ' Albergo Mary Beard Joe Fiore Marvin Mantel Alice Morefield Virginia White Minnie Lou Waldrop Lura Coontz Helen Brewer Frances Gassman Business Staff Candler Lazenby Business Manager O. B. Locklear . Assistant Business Manager Jack Cooke Advertising Manager W. V. Neville -Assistant A dvertising Manager Organization Managers Lamar Speaks Olin Strickland Advertising Solicitors J. S. Dickinson W. G. Henry Alfred Roebuck Davis Denton Glen Barrow Ralph Tucgle 123 .y ILa ' vue, 1929 iisiiiunsiniri iiiinainniiginiiininiuiisiLniiEiiiiiiieiiiiiEiiiiiiiFii siiiinsmiiisrini College Book Store J. G. Bradford Manager C. M. Reaves, Jr -Issisianl Manager O. J. Edwards Bookkeeper W. H. Carter Postmaster W. B. Tate A. H. Roebuck E. G. Thornton The Book Store is owned and operated by the college. It assists worthy students in earning money to pay their school expenses, and the profit derived from its operation is used for support of the library. It is the purpose of the store at all times to serve the student body and to help promote the best interests of the college. Co-operation be- tween the faculty, the students and the Book Store make it possible for the store to render a greater and more satisfactory service. The personnel of the Bookstore hope that they and the store will always be included in your friendships, your visits and your memories. 124 Clubs La ' vue, ig2g y ftffffVff 1 ' i M en s Glee Club First Tenors H. L. SWINT Herbert M. Bell WiLLUM Scott Walter McNeill Joe M. Morris Walter Passmore Edgar Moore Bernard Frazier Jack Webb Bernard Shaw Paul Anderson Second Tenors Roy George Claude Chamblee J. C. Anderson William McGraw James Perrow Jack Cook Thad Fair First Bass Francis Bruner James Westbrook William Norton Clyde Yielding Edward Jenkins Harold Johnson Thomas Barratt Virgil McCain Solon West Harry Moore Albert Britt W. M. Peacock Second Bass Frank Ledford, Jr. J. E. Richardson Alexander Wright James Perdue Rodman Martin 126 Band Officers E. C. JORDON Dill-dor Walter McNeill Drum Major Clyde Yeildinc Manager Members Thomas Barrett Ralph E. Bice Robert Brown Lewis Bush Robert Crooks William Crunk Bernard Frazer J. C. Goodwin Dan Green Walter McNeill Paul Propst J. E. Richardson Frank Ruffer C. C. Shell Perry Tarrant Thomas Gerald Jack Webb James Westbrook Leo H. Williams Clyde Yeilding William Marsh Walter Passmore James Perdue Edward Pitts Louis C. Posey John Powers 127 ■m ■ ' ■ ' ' ' -i)y .yr - ' La 128 La ' vue, 1929 ShlmMnnligmniMnniisiiinBnniaiirinaiuiuEniiiiBniiuranriisiniitOiinim iiiWIIIIIM Girls Glee Club Officers HelE-V Albert President ' iRGixiA McMahax . . . rice-President Thelma Hekdicksox Secretary Sara Bell Penrod Treasurer Helex Strickland Manager Mildred Tillman Issistant Manager Members First Sopranos Helen Albert Alice Goddard Marv Marable ■ Helen Snow Mildred Allen Annie Sue Herndon Frances Middleton Susan Waggoner Lillian Eowron Ingea Holm Irene Motley Mamie Walker LoNA Cathev Paralee Hvnds Hazel Pierce Emily Young Alice Catanzano Margaret Jackson Sara Smith Helen Borchers Alice Dumas Elizabeth Cowan Second Sopranos Sara Bell Penrod Elizabeth Kerr Dollie Sawyer Mildred Tillman Grace Motley Augusta Sanders Flora Buell Mary Emily Morton Helen Strickland Fay Cuniff Mary Louise Ozier Mildred Towry Elizabeth Hutchings Helen Roddy Helen Williams Christine Colias Thelma Hendrickson Ora Lazenby Altos Mary- Emma Means Virginia McMahan Mrs. Peacock Margaret Shannon Margaret Shepherd Virginia Tillia 129 La ' vue, 1929 130 ILa Revue, 1929 Paints and Patches Dramatic Club Officers Elbert Wallace President Elizabeth Morris Vice-President Mildred Pierce Secretary Charles Dill Manager David Anabel Stith Director Members Cecil Abernathy Edward Hamill Virginia McMahan Catherine Allen Virginia Hamilton Elizabeth Morris Charlotte Andress William Hamilton Walter McNeill Harold Beagle Marie Harrison Margaret McTyiere Mary Beard W. G. Henry Rebie Perry- Helen Brewer Luella Howell Hazel Pierce Malline Burns Ed Jenkins Mildred PiERct Frank Butler Elizabeth Kennedy Zemma Singleton John Casey Claude Leach Elizabeth Sutherlin Elaine Conwell Frank Ledford Clinton Tebo LuRA CooNTz Nathalie Lavince Mack Travis Helen Grain O. B. Locklear Beatrice Vincent Charles Dill Elizabeth Logan Elbert Wallace Louise Feagan Wynelle Lowery Aurelia Weaver Evelyn Gilbert Mary Mabry James Westbrook Kathryn Gilbert Sara Mayfield Leo Williams Florence Greene Gilbert Miller Mitylene Yates Edgar Moore 131 evue, ig2g 132 ILa ' vue, ig2g Ministerial Association Officers Li.oYD Tube President Charles Farrell Vice-President William E. Dean Secretary B. Sanchez Corresponding Secretary Cecil Robbins Treasurer W. M. Peacock Chaplain Members Q. V. Amberson Harry DeFreese W. C. Sims J. A. Bentley F. L. Gillespie Charles Taff A. C. Blackburn Charles Farrell Lloyd Tube T. H. Blair Charles Guthrie Robert P. Tucker Albert Britt Ted Hightower Cecil Robbins J. H. Chitwood W. E. Ivey B. Sanchez Paul Cram A. H. Lynch P. D. Wilson Clyde Cruse Frank Ledford Richard Wallis Gladstone Culpepper Harry Moore Ross Rush William E. Dean W. M. Peacock E. L. Camp James N. Floyd Paul Propst Waights Henry ' 33 LaK vue, ig2g Pastors Union Officers J. H. Chitw ' OOD President J. A. Bentley Vice-President LoYD Tube Secretary A. C. Blackburn ' Treasurer Members P. D. WiLsoy Q. V. Ambersov J. N. Floyd J. A. Bentley F. L. Gillespie A. C. Blackburn J. H. Chitwood H. F. Ledford Lloyd W. Tubb A. H. Lynch W. M. Peacock 134 Inter-Fraternity Club Alpha Tau Omega Joe Miller Morris Beta Kappa Jimmy Stewart Chi Chi Clem Ferebee Walter Passmore Kappa .llpha Elbert Martin James Westbrook Jack Webb Pi Kappa .llpha Edgar Lott William Smith Delia Sigma Phi Rex Sullivak J. D. Bush Theta Kappa Nii Brand Currie Frank Hughes. Sigma Alpha Epsilon Homer Crim Edgar Moore 135 UBFARY OF BlRNllNGHAWl-SOUTHERW G0LLE6L . ILa ' vue, 1929 lallllllMIIIIII ' ii iiiiHiEiniiiraiiiiiirariiiiiis?iiiiiii5iiiiiiiHi]iiiiraiiiiiiFnnmFiiiiiiiFiiiiiiiBiiiiiieiiiiiis ' iiiiHainiiiBiiiiiniiiiiiiiBiMiiiBH Y. M. C. A. Officers Keener Barnes President Alfred Roebuck Vice-President Nolan Gray Secretary Charles Ferrell Treasurer Cabinet R. E. Moore William Dean Robert Tucker Thomas Barrett Porter McClendon Henry Swint Walter Brown Marvin Mantel Morris Turner Handbook Editor Harbin Singleton Handbook Business Manager Glenn Barrow State Council Representatives Hubert Searcy O. B. Locklear Faculty Advisors Harry McNeil Claude Orear C. C. Alexander 136 La ' gvue, 1929 miviiiiiaiiiinHniiiiiyiiiiiiiaiiingMiiimiwiailllilEliiiiiHiiiiiimiiiillBlriiiiaiiiiiiHiiiiiiTaiiiiiiB talimiiaiiiniaiiiiimiiliiiiHiiiiniailllliainniainimBllB Y. W. C. A. Officers HnLEN Albert President Virginia McMahan First Vice-President Elizabeth Logan Second Vice-President Sara Bell Penrod Secretary Mildred Tillman Treasurer Cabinet Wynelle Lowery Ethel Marshall LONA Cathey Alice Bowie Aurelia Weaver Grace Norton Renetta Walton Francis Howard Miriam Mims 137 ,y ILa ' Tigvue, ig2g iiBimmamitiBiiiiingmiiiranim iiiiiBiiiiiiBiiiiiiBiiiiHEiiiiiiFniiiiiiaininpiniiigHiiiiaiiiiiieiiiiiMiunBiiirii Belles Lettres Literary Society Officers Glenn Barrow President Elbert Wallace Vice-President Helen Walker Recording Secretary Alys Bowie Corresponding Secretary Sara Bell Penrod Treasurer Clinton Tebo Critic J. C. Anderson Virginia Averyt Glenn Barrow Alys Bowie Helen Brewer Lillian Bowron Fay Cuniff Mary Christian Jack Cooke Louise Feagin Katherine Hunter Members Ed Jenkins Ruby Johnson Wynelle Lowery Ethel Marshall Sara Mayfield Elsie Morrison Marian Mullin Ruth O ' Hara Sara Bell Penrod Mildred Pierce Augusta Sanders Elaine Sullivan Clinton Tebo Mildred Tillman R. P. Tucker Helen Walker Elbert Wallace Ford Watson Aurelia Weaver Ronald Wilson Alex Wright Mitylene Yates Clyde Yeilding 138 La Clariosophic Literary Society Officers H. L. SwixT President Fannie Seay Vice-President Malline Burns Secretary Alfred Roebuck Treasurer Gladstone Culpepper Chaplain Charlotte Andress H. K. Barnes WiLLLiM Barnes J. M. Breckinridge Malline Burns Gladstone Culpepper Olaf Collier William E. Dean Walter Gewin Louise Gordon Nolan Gray David Hall Virginia Hamilton Thomas C. Harris Members Frances Howell John Johnson Mrs. Ida Kimball Doris Lassiter Leona Lassiter Frank Ledford Miriam Mimms Yvonne Moore Nancy Mitchell Leslie Moss Bruce Nelson Virginia Parsons W. M. Peacock Mrs. W. M. Peacock Alfred H. Roebuck Ross Rush William Scott Fannie Seay ' Mildred Self Gregory Smith Hubert Stringer Henry L. Swint Lloyd Tube Elizabeth Wade Renetta Walton Richard Wallis Helen Ward 139 ILa E vue, 1929 Le Cercle Francais Officers Camillus Dismukes President Kathleen Scruggs P ' ice-President Jennie Dee Robimson Record ' mr Secretary Margaret Blackwood .... Corresponding Secretary Mary Beard Treasurer Members Dorothy Blake Marion Mullen Helen Borchers Alice Goddard Howard Draper Edith Pippen Josephine Moss Fannie Seay Virginia McMahan Louise Stansell Virginia Tillia Katherine Vaughan Minnie Lou Waldrop 140 La ' vue, 1929 lerman Club Officers Canoler Lazenby President Waights Henry Vice-President Mildred Pierce Secretary Bernard Shaw Treasurer Dr. Austin Prodoehl Faculty Advisor Edward Chase Ruth Brabston Fred Redmond Buford Word William Pool Members Marvin Speer Bernard Frasier Virginia Webb Frank Butler Henry Alexander Ann Malone Clare Barclift Margaret Murray Richard Bailey Ernest Butt Helen Grain Mae Cliff Buss Mildred Pierce Bernard Shaw Candler Lazenby Waights Henry Albert Ehrenspercer C. P. Dawson 141 .y- ' ILa ' vue, ig2g siiiiiiisjiiiiiisiiiiii iiiiiBiiniiBiiiuisriiiiiBiiiinE miysiMMMiniaE McCoy Memorial Epworth League Officers Alfred Roebuck President Ruth Williams Vice-President Ora Lazenbv Recording Secretary Robert Walston Treasurer BuFORD Word Exccuti-vc Secretary Cabinet LuRA CooNTZ Elizabeth Morris William E. Dean Harold Gassman Mallin ' E Burns George Williams Oris M. Sullivan 142 La gvvte, ig2g Amazons Officers Evelyn Coffin President LuDiE Beck Elliot Vice-President Virginia McMahan Secretary Mildred Tillman Treasurer T ieta Upsilon Leo Williams Elaine Conwell Frances Montgomery Members Lambda Chi Sigma Martha Mays Zeta Tau Alpha Mildred Tillman Mary Rose McCowan Catherine Brothers Alpha Chi Omega Sara Bell Penrod Helen Crooks Alpha Omicron Pi Everette Elliott LuDiE Beck Elliott Elsie Morrison Evelyn Coffin Pi Beta Phi Virginia McMahan Grace Motley Irene Motley H3 La ' vue, ig2g Newtonian Club Officers Nolan Gray President Renetta Walton Viee-President Thelma Hexdrickson Secretary Ronald Wilson Treasurer Members Alice Bowie Thelma Hendrickson J. W. Miner Lona Cathey Keith Hinds Frances Montgomery Lottie Dew Virginia McMahan Margaret Murray Marion Robson Willie Jo Sellers Fannie Seay Ronald Wilson Faculty Members Prof. Moore Prof. Glenn Prof. Englebert Prof. Couliette Prof. Malone 144 ILa Kgvue, 1929 Mississippi-Soutnern Club Officers BuFORu Word President Bernard Shaw Vice-Presidrnt Paul Propst Secretary Cecil Robbins Treasurer Members Joe Brookshire David Miller MvRL Francis Karl Mullixs Nolan Gray Paul Propst James Massey Cecil Robbins Houston Mangum Joe Sargent Bernard Shaw Ed Simmons Solon West Buford Word 145 . ,fe- ;c-- lIiliillJllli.. .y La Kgvue, ig2g EiiiiiinaiiiiiiiaiiiiiriBiiiiiiinsiiiiiniailllllFlllllllFlllllllFilimiaii Netv-Comer Spring slipped in ivitli scented sandals on our town today. Leaving tender violets to bloom along her ivay. All the air is breathless with the hint of new- born things; Crisp cocoons have broken to the flash of un- tried wingSj Little peach blooms softly cover all the aged trees. Young again and supple to caprices of the breeze . . . First-born love is burgeoning in hearts of youth and maiden. Spring is in our midst today — dreamy, ftoiver- laden. E.G. 146 Fraternities La ' vue, ig2g Inter-Fraternity Council Officers Cecil F. Hackney President Durham Terry Vice-President Marvin Mantel Secretary Fontaine Howard Treasurer Members Alp ia Tau Omega Chi Chi Kappa Alpha Richard Shepherd Elbert Wallace James Westbrook Cecil F. Hackney Ronald Wilson Fontaine Howard Beta Kappa Delta Sigma Phi Pi Kappa Alpha Marvin Mantel Charles Dill Durham Terry Alfred Roebuck J. D. Bush Francis McTrottes Sigma Alplia Epsilon Thcta Kappa Nu John Bartlett Ted Hightower Cecil Abernathv Clay Bailey 1+9 y La ' vue, ig2g niiiiEiiniiiEnmiiEiniiiiHiiiiiiiaiiiiiiiimiiiiiaiiiiiiRr HiiiinmiiiiHraiiiiiiiaiiiiimnmit 150 La R vue, 1929 Pi Kappa AlpKa Founded at University of Virginia, 1828 Colors: Garnet and Blue Floiver: Lily-of-the- ' alle Puhlical ' ton: Shield and Diamond Fratres IX Facultate H. B. E.VGLEBERT M. C. HuXTLEV Fratres in Collegio Sejiiors Harold Beagle Edgar Lott Edward Jenkins Francis McTroites Holms A. Turner Juni Ernest Butt Jackson Finney George Murtha William Smith Durham Terry William Whorton Sophomores Howard Cranford David Griffin Gordon Hardy Gilbert Miller Addison Merriam Terrel Morris Gaines Owens Luther Terry Edward Pitts W. G. Henry, Jr. Pledges Robert Badger Marvin Blanton Jack Brennan Ben Carraway Hunter Clayton Marzine Eatman Malcolm Laney V. B. Payne Wilson McLeod Virgil Powell Aloyse Shook Ellis Townsend Ralph Tuggle James Turner LoY Vaughan 151 La ' vue, 1929 152 La ' vue, 1929 « -w-r? ' VT ' ' Mmm Sigma Alpka Epsilon Founded at the University of Alabama, March 9, 1S56 Colors: Purple and Old Gold Flov:cr: Violet Puhiication: The Record Alabama Iota Chapter Esttiblishf ' d 7S O Frater IX Facultate Harry McNeill FrATRES IX COLI.EGIO Seniors John Bartleit Homer Crlvi Edgar Moore Juniors Cecil Abern-athv Clare Barclift EoniE Cleve So ' pho mores Walter Brown John Jenkins Howard Cleveland Robert Clingman Myrl Francis Dan Greene Alfred Kilburn Charles Rice Charles Sullivan George Woodrow Pledges Leonard Hines Llewellyn Johns Joe Cromwell Tom Moore James Lovelace James Perrow Thad Floyd William Hamilton Ed Simmons buford eowen Jesse Stallings Jack Bonnell Clyde Shepherd Joe Sargent IS3 ' - ' i WMii ' A . LaT i ue, 1929 llEliriiiBEinriimillllrannnaniiimilluimininBllllli™illiaillliipniiiiiBliiiiiBiiiiiiaiiiiiii3imiiBiiiiiEiii]iiiBi«w 15+ vevue, 1929 AlpKa Tau Omega Founded at ' irginia Military Institute, 1865 Colors: Old Gold and Sky Blue Floit.fr: White Tea Rose Pu ' hiatioii: The Palm Frater in Facultate R. H. Eliassek Seniors Thomas Barreit Cecil Hacknev Walter McNeill Juniors Joe M. Morris W. J. Simmons R. P. Shepherd O. H. Stephen ' s Vivian Clisby Sophomores Paul Anderson Bolling Powell Howard Buchanan W. R. Norton C. W. Cain Harry Herndon Chivers Woodruff Charles Snavely Joe Whitson Pledges John Cocke, Jr. Elton Stephens Arnold Haisten Alonzo Merrill Wilbur Wilson Worth Whiteside Raymond Gandy Wade Rich Rufus Elliott BuFORD Word 155 . oji„;a La ' vue, ig2g 156 tLa ' F vue, 1929 Kappa Alpna A ' ie Founded at A ashington and Lee University, 1865 Colors: Crimson and Old Gold Flowers: Magnolia and Red Rose Publication: Kappa Alpha Journal Phi Chapter Rc-cstablislicd i()22 Fratres IX Faclltate Robert Whitehouse Wilbur D. Perry Fratres in Collegio Seniors James Westerook W. V. Neville F. M. Howard, Jr. Caxoler Lazenby Elbert Martiv J uniors Jack Webb Mack Olik Travis James Dickinson William Battle Edward Lassiter Sophomores Enw ' ARD Hamill Frank Butler David Hall W. H. Carter Wm. C. Hamilton, Jr. Wiley Perry Long Merrell Norris Eugene Harris Pledges Courtney Renneker Gordon Abele BuRNiE King Jack Brancomb Travis Fleming William McGraw James King Fletcher McLeod James Tyner Max Folmar James Perdue Donald Buck 157 .y La ' vue, 1929 158 Tneta Kappa Nu Foundetl at Drury College, 1924. Colors: Crimson, Silver and Black Flower: American White Rose Publication: Theta News Alabama Beta Chapter Established 1Q2 Fratres in Facultate W. A. Whiting W. T. Hammond Fratres in Collegio Seniors Clay Bailey Camillus Dismukes Juniors Brand Currie Frank Hughes Ray Black O. B. Locklear R. P. Tucker, Jr. Sophomores James Carter Grady Looney Winning Currie George Dyer Clyde Howard Rodman Martin William May Dan Ramev Pledges Roy George James Henderson Edward Hopping Cecil Blackburne Florey Tucker Glover Moore Roy Tucker James MacPoland 159 (La ' vue ig2g i6o ILa ' ' Viie, 1929 r i WmM Beta Kappa Founded at Hainline rinversit , 1901 Colors: Purple and Gold Floivcr: YeIIo- v (Golden) Rose Pulilualinn: Beta Kappa Journal Psi Chapter Estahlished ig y Frater in Facultate Walter C. Jokes I FraTRES IX COLLEGIO Seniors Marvin- Mantel Alfred Roebuck Claude Chamblee FuRMAX Blair Robert F. Guthrie Trawick Donovan J mil Keith Hinds Louis Posev SrjphrjiiKircs John R. Hunt Earl Clotfelter RODDEV AdOLPHUS Richard V. Evans, Jr. William Martin James Stewart Pledges Alfred Martin Wardlaw Moore Doyle Heaton Edwin Lemlev Bernis Mantel Herbert Mason Bell Frank Callaway Tykk Davidson James Richardson Frank Jones James Stevens Virgil Leonard Bob Williams Phillip Carter JunsoN Wfavfr 161 E ' ' ,r . La Kevue, ig2g I £2 La ' V e vue, ig2g ' .11 II III IL — ' i . « .• I -ir-— innini Delta Sigma Pki Founded at City College of New York, 1898 Colors: Nile Green and White Floii-er: White Carnation Publication: The Carnation Beta Delta Chapter Established ig S Fratres IX Facultate J. O. PixKSTON R. S. Poor J. B. Berrv FrATRES IX COLLEGIO Seniors MiLFORD Barnes Hugh Ogle Charles L. Dill, Jr. Rex Sullivas Fred Simpson Juni J. D. Bush Charles Ferrell Elbert Johnson Paul Whatley Sophoiiirjres Francis Bruner Lewis Bush Oscar Napps John Smith Coy Summerford Walter Wikle Pledges James Alford Dudley Baty Tom Benton Floyd Briscoe Paul Gissendiner Harold Gassman Claude Young Henry Ware Henry ' Wingate John Powers John E. O ' Brien F. M. Houghton W. C. Hughes ■63 1 B % A : ,- h Miliiiii;:. La ' vue, 1929 ■■mini@iniii@iililii3mnianiniimiiiilniiiiHimia niiBumiM 164 (La ' Kevue) 1929 Cni Cni Fraternity Founded at Birmingham-Southern College, 1936. Colors: Blue, White and Gold Flower: Red Carnation Fratres IX Faclltate William H. Clift Wvatt W. Hale Fratres ix Collegio Seniors Harein ' Singleton J. C. Goodwin- Juniors N. H. Hawkins, Jr. Elbert Wallace Ronald Wilson Henrv Anderson John G. Cooke, Jf Robert Crooks Russell Dimick Arnold Hanbv NowLiN Keener Sophomores J. Clement Ferebee Walter Gewin Pledges Ralph LeMav David Miller Walter Passmore Cecil Robbins Clinton Tebo James Roe Tom Snead Irvin Gwillim 165 La ' vue, ig2g 1 66 La ' Pan-Hellenic Council Officers Kathrvn GH,Bi:Rr . Pri-siJ.nt An ' kie Sue Wai.drop . . . . Secrelayy EvEi.vx Coffin . . . . . •;,, -Prisidrnt Edith Pippen Members . . Treasurer Zeta Tail .ilpha Margaret McTyiere Mitvlene Yates Kathrvn Gilbert Alpha Chi Omega Helen ' Albert Teresa Drumheller Sara Belle Penrod Alpha Omicron Pi Virginia Webb Everett Elliott Evelyn Coffin Lambda Chi Sigma Ola Mae Carter Charloite Andress Mildred Self Theta Vpsilon Leo Williams Elaine Conwell Annie Sue Waldrof Pi Beta Phi ' irginia McMahan Lucy Hanby Edith Pippen 167 La B vue, 192 g 168 La ' vue, 1929 f . iltiiiiBiiiiiiBiiiniiaiiiiiiaiiiiisiiinsriiiHaiuiiiEuiiiiaiiiiiiQiiiiiisiniiis leiiiiiiHiiinuai aiiiiiiQiiiiiiiBiiiiiiaiiiiiiBiiiiiii nisni Zeta Tau AlpKa Founded at Virginia State Normal College, 1898 Colors: Steel Gray and Turquoise Blue Flower: White Violet Publication: Themis Alpha Nu Chapter Established 1922 SORORES IX COLLEGIO Se?iiors Elva Roberts Mariox Hulbert Martha Belle Hilton Evelyn Gilbert Kathryn Gilbert Katherine White Evelyn Crow Nell Harris Mildred Pierce Frances Rowe Martha Hagan Edith Lyle Kathleen Hinds Juh Mitylene Yates Catherine Sibley Mildred Tillman Alice Dumas Helen Gilbert Kathleen Saunders Sophomores Margaret McTyeire Mary Rose McCowan Katherine Brothers Hazel Pierce Fledges Margaret Ash Louise Feagin Fay Cuniff Nell Pulaski Catherine Cahoon Elveree Arnold Helen Brewer Mildred Pankey Lillian Bowron 169 La ' vue, 1929 vgvue, 1929 Color: Cardinal Alpka Omicron Pi Founded at Barnard College, 1897 Flower: Jacqueminot Rose Publication: To Dragma Tau Delta Chapter Establislied ig2 Active Members Seniors Evelyn Coffin Elizabeth Mackey LuRA CooNTZ Elizabeth Morris Elizabeth Logan Mary Stead Virginia Webb J uniors Alys Bowie Elizabeth Crabbe Everett Elliott Jane Hamill Gen ' evieve Hopson Elsie Morrison Sophomores Annie Lou Fletcher Clara P. Rogers Marion Horton Gertrude Moore Margaret Jackson Helen Borchers Elizabeth Massey Elizabeth Faulk Carolyn Brandon Pledges Fletcher McArthur Mary Mabry Blanton Sanders Estelle Kirk Elizabeth Reynolds Helen Johnston 171 evue, ig2g 172 La evue, 1929 fx. i3i.iiiiBmiiiaiiiiiii3iiiiri3iiiiieiiriiBniMainiiEi]iiii3iiiiiii3iiiiiigiiiiiia laiiiini innieiiiiiisiiiiiisiiiMimiuiiiainiiisniHiEnniiiaiiininiinmsni Alpha Cni Omega Founded at DePauw University, 1885 Colors: Scarlet and Olive Green Floivers: Red Carnation and Smilax Publication: ' ' The Lyre Alpha Omega Chapter Established IQ26 Active Members Seniors Teresa Drumheller Clara Warren Helen Albert Helen Crooks Marjorie Saver Iva Mead Gesina Deholl Grace Wiggins Juniors Sara Bell Penrod Virginia Jones LuELLA Howell Zora Dobson Augusta Sanders Sophomores Emma Avrs Elizabeth Cowan Ellen Frances Cooney Pledges Helen Miller Zemma Singleton Louise White Catherine Carmichael LuTiE Price 173 La vue, 1929 174 La ' T(evue, ig2g -v. Tketa Upsilon Founded at University of California, 191 + Colors: Rainbow Tints Flonx ers: Iris, Fleur-de-Li; Xi Chapter Established 1926 SORORES IX COLLEGIO Seniors Leo Williams Marietta Glasgow I iiniors Minnie Lou Waldrop Marian Mullin Frances Montgomery Susan Patterson Elaine Conwell Soplio iiores Annie Sue Waldrop Louise Stansell Katherine Vaughn Nathalie Levinge Josephine Moss Wynelle Lowery Mary Alice Kinney Pleclffc ' s Virginia Tillia Mary Emily Morton Mary ' Alice Hoobler Alys Varian Robinson Frances Middleton Dorothy Broome Elizabeth Sutherlin Kathleen Prince •75 La ' vue, 1929 176 Ca Kevue, ig2g Pi Beta Pki Founded at Mon?nouth College, 1867 Colors: Wine and Silver Blue Ftoiaer: Wine Carnation Publication: The Arrow Alabama Alpha Chapter Estahlislicd IQ27 SORORES IX COLLEGIO Seniors Alice Goudard Margaret Shepherd Lucy Hanby Margaret Blackwood Virginia Hicks Juniors Virginia McMahan Margaret Miller Edith Pippin Alice Morefield Kathleen Scruggs Frances Jackson Irene Motley Grace Motley Sophomores Virginia White Mariox ' iirnNG Mary Johnson Pledges Margaret Shannon Anita Van ue Voort 177 i ' SB La ' vue, ig2g 178 La T vue, 1929 Lamtda Cki Sigma Founded at Birmingham-Southern College, 1926 Colors: Orchid and Green Floiver: Orchid Active Members Seniors DOROTHV Blake Martha Mays Ola May Carter Willie Jo Sellers Frances Howell Rexetta Walton Louise Wood Ju?iiors Marion Robson Aurelia Weaver Mildred Self Sophomores Charlotte Andress Louise Farrar Malline Burns Pledges Marie Harrison Ida Jennings Kimball Ada Hauseman Ora Laeenby Mary Steele Huggins Elizabeth Wade Ellen Hutto Eleanor Wilcox 179 ILa ' vue, ig2g AJTCResA Axn 1 80 FEATURES Beauty UBSAUY . r '  ' , J: V ' ' hie erney Terry A . ■iik ii .-.h, -i ' 1f - ■ ' Ic 11.- N • - ., fA MM r ■■ , 1 Uirginia ay mijf % iMMftftW ' ' ■ ' W ., . r ' 5v . .i ? ■ ' •? ■SIP - f ik m i ■ ' ' azel ' Slaine Tierce : ■Mm Slizaheth Virginia ( olvar. m SPONSORS lAU.DARK U(0HAn05OI1C . i! Musssllm ■ UkWi d, JIrr ' ord ' i a,«3 M-unc 9 , Bud Qreen anoL Sam.} .Stept .:.■,•■■,.. ' ; fRityv lAZY TUNE ' -. ti(t.ya? ' ,y iie.v 7; ' NUMIUIEHIIKJi dL. ■ , ' i i(K y ■V] f - y - VN ni I Ponce Wt ACER.YELLEN BORNSTErN iNC Music Pi ' Susmeils «« E -ARE Mm THAT- HAKE-US-HAPP ' n ti B Sridmel, age 4, and Mike Huntlej , diamond star, lead off on this page. Jiext is Dr. Cnrrie; even as a elilld it was Greek to liini. Prodliy exhibits tlie evolution in Imts, and Eliassen looks vei-j manly in his first long imnts. At the bottom is Dr. Alex- ander as he appeared in the da.vs of his linndsonie youth. Beside him is a military l alr. Whltehouse and Posej-. Well, well, ivell, limU oliat llic wlii Uers hide — Gilbert Mead flanked b.v Walter 1!. Junes and rSantiiel V. small as eollegians. Giib Spurlin had a g ' rl in everj port. On a line with Ilim are I ' re j and «. A. Moore. Yoo, hoii! Find Trexj in the bev.y ol eo-eds. With the nuin from Walla Walla. in the bottmn row. are W. T. Hammond and Wilbnr l ow as lie appeared in his ga.v teens. At the top. left to rislit. are Coaell Robinson. Manager Dill. Captain Bartk-tt. and Alternate Captain Lott, most ot tliem fotiKraleil in tlie cla.vs when tlieir moleskins were ent liy a trian nlar pattern. In tlie second row are Pilitreen. McCullousli, and JJarnes. Tollowing are Les Waller. Dnnean. and Mann, prett.v tables all. At tbe bottom are Ci  ose Stephens. KinH ' ,  ipii, an l Ware. Hniw n . (M 1 11 ill Uie d:i s when I lie, suclicd their |luiinl s and t«i(l IIe l llifir Iocs, « Tf Bill Smith, Bat tit . Sureenl, aJid Finiu , |)ictiir)-(l on tlit top ru« )lho (•. In the same onler. left to rijjht lieiieatli them, arr Nm ' U Carter, Og ' le (tlie imisiieteer) . Bhkek. Stricklaml. Sunimertonl, ntul Coshatt. The three h  rf.einen of the rreshinuii squad finish the imse- The. iire Al Itlantoii, Kn ' aiiK ' hii, and Kllis ' rownseiid. Ked Jlooie flnil- the sun dial a suitable i laie and Hazel Pierce a flttins subject for bis infections grin. Hubert Searcj reall.v owns tlie books and uses tliem. Another of those campus iKiirs — ixissiblj affairs — Norman Pilgreen and Sadie Bell James. T Ao long I o.vs get toffether, Bowden and Offle. and the otlier scene pictures students all in a rush to get to chapel — believe it or not. ' aii(ller I iixeiil , and lOlixnbctli Ln an pused f4 r tlie iticturc above. Tliey don ' t really UftiU that wa all the time. Next to I rs Mailer is sIkiavh the long: and short of it, AVnuiie Stukes and Shortj Oyrle. At the bottom. Strickland tells the boys about Sand Mountain, while the nevt cene p  rtrajs Ihe campus ' two capitalists telling each other huw to beat the income tax. Hfii Eiislehcrt llaslu ' s tliat sunny sinilt ' M tlu top of this iniff . n a line with liim are shown A iryinia Av •r t bonin lK ( tH(U with Eliasscn. and I r. Constans. U lo v. I r. I ' oor. tlu ' thtrlin of the o-eHs; its his smile, tliey say. I r. (urrie is the laeiilt ' s chainpioii violinist, and he was sueli a pretty hahy, q. e. d. on anotlter pa e. At tlie bottom. Hammond. rinUslnn. McAVilliams. and UiItehoiist% and v Know things about tlie latter. Tlie niil. tu(lent liu liiis u tlrau itll Mattlie .. top, liis wife giving lier e ' use t ' tn- not liaviiig: lier lesson prt ' iiared. Flankiiiu t.lie latlhe vs are Dr. Suavely and I ean Mead. In t)ie -enter. Spiirlin as lie likes it, while Dr. ' liitin( : poses. At the holton), att Hale ' s ■an4l. Ue was eailUht in profile. Next to him the I o e s do a sun dial aet. llenr was snapped h the photoGrnipher hurr. inK oine phire, l ' aetilt meeting, likely. At the top tlu- ivaiiff that g:ets your uicUel hefore you get tJu ' ire creaui cone. J. C. Goudwhi shows why bemg- contest editor of L.a Revue Lsn ' t such a ha I job after all. Vernian Kimbrouffh and Doc  wton got all fi ed for their pictures, but Nick Carter took his on the run. The grentlemen with their backs to .ton are from Sand Mountain. At the bottom. MO ' eill and Mary Mabry were dointj a spot of eanipusing:. At the rigpht, a class in something:, none of them lotew what. Looks like the iiiorningr after the night before for Mack Travis and Ed Hamill. o tronns. thougli, from tlie quartet on the S. A. E. house front steps. Jimniie West- hrook and Jane Hamill give two interpretations of a smile, and Jane won. Below them Coaili Lur-a Coontz. seems to be sivingr the eo-ert eleven a little snapp.v siprjial drill. Pat said he ' d lo the niaseoting: for them, too, in addition to iiis varsity duties. Mit. and Bab.v said thej didn ' t reall.v think a bird would hop out, but the. ■rt smile anj ' vi-ay. La ' T i ' ue, 1929 Little ReiubEN Eliassen fanol 5 psychologist who ILLUSTRATES HIS OWN LECTU CoULLIETTE CrU5HING (jO, Com TRACTOR At least ont or OUR PROFSp 15 A BIRD ir LARGE EARS, iMALL EVES ETC, nEAirr w YTHinG.LOOK what DR BARMHART WOULD BE, Ferry Tale From Odeesis Wit De Cyclops Mrs. Feitlebaum: Yoo ! Hoc! Mrs. Yiff Niff! Mrs. Yiff Niff: Wat iss? Mrs. Feitlebaum ? Mrs. Feitlebaum: Hm ! Dun ' t esk ! Sotch tings wot dey tichiiig mine Isadore to school dees days! It ' s a houtrage wit ' a shame! Mrs. Yiff Niff: Hm, iss so? Mrs. Feitlebaum: Hm, not contempted wit tailing cheeldren wot de hencestors was all suspended from monkeys — de ticher tails dem ferry tales from dot beeg liar, Odeesis. Mrs. Yiff Niff: Oh, diss is who? Mrs. Feitlebaum: ' as, Odeesis, dot hysterical dope wot got heesself lost on de hocean from tan years. Dem no-gocd gods got heem mecxed opp in all sorts from trobble. Was dees way — Odeesis stotted in wot he should go home from de beeg war dot he coult see bees wife and leetle bebbe. Gradually dey got lost wit tired, wit hongry, wit thoisty, wot dey that they should die. So they lended on a hiland wot was inhibited from giants. Dey gredually left de wassel wot dey should svipe some grub wit some bennenas, wit some kettle, wit some vatter. So they snicked in a cave wot they should gat de chizzes wot they smelled After dey itt opp all de chizzes, gredually dere antered a beeg hogre wit oney wan 20S La R vue, ig2g eye in de meedle from hees foirud. They was scared wit treenibliiig wit queevering in the iieice. So Polyphemus set don by de kemp fire to itt opp hees sopper Mrs. iff Niff: Oh! was by the mounster a wife named Polly? Mrs. Feitlebaum: Whoos spicking from wifes? Polyphemus was de name from de giant So he itt, wit itt, wit itt some more. Hees sopper conseested wit a whole ship, wit seextinn docks, wit fife gotes, wit a will-berrell full from cebbidges, wit a hefT from a peeg, wit a whole kag from meelk. So he sad: Hm, sotch a skeempy sopper! I should itt someting alse, maybe yat, odder I should bicome pale wit inimic. So he gredually gave a sneer, so he sad: Fee, Fooy, Fooy, Finn ! I smell the blood from a Human Bing! Be he alife order be he dat — I ' ll make from heem a corn-biff sanawich ! ! ! ! So all from a sodden he grebbed two from the sheepmen and itt them all opp. Sotch a griddy critchure! Den Odeesis stotted in wot he should skim a way wot they should gat oud from dere. Gredually he shoppened a holive-breiich from a shopp point. Den he gif de Cyclops some wine wit some more wine wit tan buckets from wine. So de giant lav heemself don wot he should go to slip. Den Odeesis wit hees odder men put de holive-brench in de eye from de hogre wot dey should tweest it ontil he was blind. And yi, yi, yi, yi ! didn ' tdot beeg bebbe yall, wit scrim, wit rur, wit scritch wit pane!? Dan Odeesis leffed and leffed. So he said: Hm, soives you right! Itt opp mine kumreds, will you? Ha? Is dis a system?. So gredualh ' came de oily, niz y-feengered don. Odeesis tunk opp a way wot dey should gat oud. Wit rupes he tied hees men onderneath the ship ' s bodies, wot Polyphemus couldn ' t know where dey wass. Hm, dot crefty Odeesis ! He holt onto de ship ' s wool from de beegist ram dey hed. Und dey all got out. Dey ren fast like a strick from lightning to de sheep. Dey yalled like smot-elecks to de giant. So gredually wit a rur from reg, he jomped opp und grebbed de top from a mounting and slung it from Odeesis sheep. But he was a werry poor moxman. Odeesis weegled his feengers in front from hees nose at de Cyclops — But he chust leffed und leffed — cuz he knew he couldn ' t see Odeesis ! Mrs. Yiff Niff: Hm, Sotch a silliness haltogadder wot dey tiching in de schools. 209 ,y La R vue, ig2g cmmimiiniiamiiiEMiiiiiEiiiiinBliliillFWilllFlllllllpiniliiBMliMiPiiiiii ' RED MOORE DOING- A lOCOnOTlVE ' Paul AriOERsots 7 J IhFAliT HEIR TO THE! THROME PRESENTING MoLAM Gray iriTHE ' HooLA ' Tom Barrett ILa ' vvie, ig2g Birmingham-Southern s Newest and Finest Building MuNGER Memorial Hall BUILT BY THE J. F. HOLLEY CONSTRUCTION COMPANY CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS PHONE 6-1151 730 Nineteenth Street Ensley, Alabama Si Sl . ' ' = ' ' 929 iailllliraHIIIIEillllllll5 lllllEII[IIIIElllllllFMIIII|31IIIIIIFl|lllllG3MllllSlllll|Bri TTTlTTITTTTrTTH1llllliri ' CKoose Your Piano as tne Artists do THE Muiin SOLD IN ALABAMA BY SEALS PIANO COMPANY Alabama ' s Oldest Piano House 1814 Third Avenue A. C. Montgomery ' James B. Drake Pretidenl . Vice-PresiJenI MONTGOMERY REAL ESTATE INSURANCE COMPANY Real Estate — Insurance — Rentals Mortgage Loans 210 North Twenty-first Street Birmingham, Alabama PHONE 3-3211 miiwiiiiiw ILa vue, 1929 Birmingkain ' s Only Cask Store for Men and Boys H Pay Cash and Pay Less ' air jUB ei iB ««iumiiiuii ■ii utJiu- uiKin l ail622S ini(? oneo vii Pf i ' ' f=iiff aaHE  =TBfiiBr 2009 2nd Avenue Exclusive Outntters to tke College Man Ask the Boys at the School — They Know Fatigut ToniyJit I am lut ' ary of many things: Challenges, chasing dragons, on with th- dance. I shouldn ' t mind if I luere old, tonight, That I might sit in a garden ll ' here floivers icere — and stars — Flowers whose chemistry I had forgotten, Stars whose names I ne i er knew — Tonight I am iveary of many things: Challenges, chasing dragons, on ivith llie dance. ]l ' . Revelation ' do not know H ' liat hidden bond IF eaves me to you. I only know My Consciousness Of you is new — And when you ' re gone An empty void. Weeping for you, Cries of your absence. I do not know irliy, when you ' re here, I am not glad. I only know That if a glance Can drive me mad — And pilfered smiles Can make me sad — Love, flaming blue. Offers you incense. E. C. ,y ILa ' B vue, ig2g imnisiniiiBiiiiiiEinniigiiiiiiieiiuiiBiiniisiiiiiiEiiiiiiiEiiiNiiFTiiiniEiuiiiBninsiiiiiiaii Our Popularity Election By The Staff Most Franlii Carolyn Brandon Most Frrsli Chink Lon Most Soulful Yes Ida Mason College Froivn .... Chuck Sanders Most Handy Man Claud Leach Most Popular Possessor . . . Hazel Pierce Pilliest Senior Take Your Pick Scrawniest Brute Homer Crim Most Popular Man-Hater . . Elinor Wilcox It isn ' t the original cost of a dog that counts, it ' s the pup-keep. Speaking of mistletoe, now, said Ludie Beck Elliott, after the Christmas holidays, it ' s been my experience that there ' s not a kiss in a carload. She ' s only a dry goods merchant ' s daugh- ter, but she ' s got little notions all her own. Where are you going, my pretty Mead? I ' m walking to the Glen, sir, she said. You look very Hale, m ' pretty Mead. Really, I ' m very Poor, sir, ' he said. Do you live in the Jl ' liiteliouse. my prctt Mead ? I U ' ilson, sir, she said. May I have a Small kiss, my pretty Mead? I feel myself Yielding, sir, she said. May I have just one Moore, my pretty Mead? You are very Constans, sir, she said. FOREMOST IN FASHION FAR MOST IN VALUE CLOTHIERS TO TO YOUNG MEN or BIRMINGHAM ILiJV AVB AT 1 IV SS HILL GROCERY COMPANY STORE NEAR YOU Ca vue, 1929 iiLnBiiiniaiiini iiini£iiiuii@iiiiii;aiiiiiraiiii Bnuoiairiui@iiiiii@ lluiMniina MASSEY TRAINS CHAMPIONS Miss Hazel Cawthon Champion Typist for the Slate of Alabama in 1928. Champion Marathon Writer of the World in 1928. Winner of Accuracy and Speed Test m Inter- national Contest in California in 1 928. Winner of Seventh Place m Interna- tional Novice Contest in California in 1928. After finishing at Birmingham-Southern, a Knowledge of Business as it is taught in Massey will be a great aid to you in your life ' s work. A Catalog for the AsJ ing MASSEY BUSINESS COLLEGE A. M. Bruce, President .y La ' vue, ig2g llsilliiiiiHiilliiiCTiilmtamiiiisiiiniiia miiiiiiHilililllFliiilllFlllllllFnlllliailHllFlllinglliiilu Compliments of AMERICAN-TRADERS NATIONAL BANK Birmingham, Alabama RESOURCES (OVER) $28,000,000 Complimenls of KAUL LUMBER CO. Manufacturers SOUTHERN PINE LUMBER MA HALE Ori THE JOB. LaT e •f .iPir ATLANTA-SOUTHERN DENTAL COLLEGE ATLANTA, GEORGIA Four-Year Course Leading to the D.D.S. Degree New College Buildings Modern Equipment Ample Clinical Facilities Largest Dental College in the Southeast Dental Clinic Open the Entire Calendar Year Entrance Requirements One Year of College Work Session Opens October First For Catalogue and Information, Write DR. R. R. BYRNES, Executive Dean TRIANON THEATRE o Tke Home of Silent Drama o FOX NEWS EVENTS and SOP ' S FABLES COMPLIMENTS OF GREENWOOD CAFE Allan C oal Co. 65 3rd Ave. Phone 6-4771 PRATT CITY Run-of-M ine Coal at $2.50 Per Ton F. O. B MINE .y ILa evue, 1929 i@iiiiiii[ iniiiPi]uiii@iinn ]iiini@iiuifgiiiiin@iiiiiiB)iiiii iiiii iiiiiEniiiiii@iiHii FRATERNITY, COLLEGE AND CLASS JEWELRY COMMENCEMENT ANNOUNCEMENTS AND INVITATIONS JEWELER TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF BIRMINGHAM- SOUTHERN COLLEGE L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY MANUFACTURING JEWELERS AND STATIONERS ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS ASK ANY COLLEGE CREEK La vue, 1929 -- llg S p Qiriiii@iiiiiii iiiiiii3niiiiiqiiiiiiGiiiiiiii3iiiiii@iiiKi@nuu@iiiuiBnHn BOOKKEEPING CIVIL SERVICE SHORTHAND Our Record Every graduate in a position. Over 900 students enrolled last year. The only Business College in the state with a Unit or Credit System. The only Business School in the city to conduct Annual Public Graduation Exercises. ALABAMA ' S LARGEST BUSINESS COLLEGE ALVERSON 2019-21 FIRST AVENUE ' BUSINESS BIRMINGHAM. ALABAMA COLLEGE Robert E. Alverson, President WRITE OR CALL FOR CATALOGUE open the Year Around — Full}) Accredited It Pays to Attend a Modern, Progressive, Up-to-Date Business College. Business Men Recognize the Superior Training of Our Students. . La ' vue, 1929 ins}]iliitaiiiiiie iiiiii@iiiiiiEiiLniiE]iiiiiiE)itiiiiEiiiiiiir iiiiiiiE iiiiiiri? iiimuii BiiiiiBuiiiiBiniiieii For Assured Purity Drink Bottled Carbonated Beverages Complimenls of Buffalo Rock Co. Chero-Cola Bottling Co. Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Magic City NuGrape Bottling Co. Try Me Beverage Co. Orange-Crush Bottling Co. Brother Berry Let Upstairs Economics Cut the Cost of Your Clothes The Latest I n TWO-TROUSER SUITS $25 KLOTHES SHOPPE 2071 2 North 19th, Upstairs Fred Thelen, Manager Com. ' hTnents of YEILDING BROTHERS COMPANY Second Ave. at Twenty-second St. HOWARD YEILDING ' 22 MILTON YEILDING ' 26 W. E. Richardson Mackme Co, Construction and Repairing of All Kinds of Machinery 1513 Third Avenue Phone 3-1572 BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA T. H. BENNERS CO. Pig Iron, Coal and Coke Bell Local and Long Distance Telephone Prices Subject to Change Without Notice American-Traders Building BIRMINGHAM, ALA. L.a ' vue, 1929 SI 13- 1 If , i :i mm 1!|M f3-Sv ■ liiii lljs fF ' n ' Life Insurance Co. BIRMINOHAM. AO ABAMA FRANK I. BOWIE SPECIAL REFRESENTATI E Birmingham-Southern College Bus. Phone 3-3335 Res. Phone 6-2076 PHONES 3-885 7,6-6969 Adams Coal Co. 900 North 1 3th St. The Place to Buy Your Coal and Coke O. p. Adams V. L. Adams Traylor Optical Company 104 North 20th St. Read the AlaDama Cnristian Advocate Student Rate $1.00 Send It to the Laundry Because the Laundry Does It Best Laundry Coupon Sales Office 2008 First Avenue Phone 3-3037 I Ca ' vue, 1929 COURTESY OF McCORMACK BROTHERS Packard Nash Fair: John has a weak kiss. One: Gosh, that long? Fond Parent; Son, you shouldn ' t go with that girl ; I can see through her intrigue. Son: But, dad, they all dress that wa ' now. V ever hear that one about the Scotch- man from Howard College? He found a pair of spats and had ' em half-soled. ALABAMA BY-PRODUCTS CORPORATION Coal Tar Sulphate of Ammonia Benzol Foundry, Water Gas and Domestic Coke Steam, Domestic and Smithmg Coal General Offices American Traders Building BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA Evening S iado ' ivs fall, soft and beckoning ; Grey-blur the sky — Slars slip out, young and qucsiioniiig. It ' islful am I. Moonlight is ix- ' hite, jnysterious, Floiver-siveet the air. Trees siaay with joy, delirious. This night is fair. Voices call lo ' w, impressively. From night, to me . My heart awakes, and restlessly Blind, gropes to see. E. C. We Pay 6% Interest ON Savings Accounts n ANCHOR BUILDING AND LOAN CO. 2027 Third Avenue La ' vue, ig2g Your Preparation for Life Incomplete Without a Business Training For forty years Wheeler has kept up with the march of progress in commercial education, and has always offered superior opportunities for those wishing to prepare for business. WHEELER BUSINESS COLLEGE BIRMINGHAM, ALA. 4 1st Year Sessions Day and Night WiLLARD J. Wheeler, President Open For Enrollment Evesy Business Day in the Year EVERY MAN AND WOMAN SHOULD BE TRAINED FOR BUSINESS Ask About the Slenotype La evue, 1929 x. siiiiii iiiiiiQiinniaiiiiriaiiiiiBrniQiirinaiuiuaiiusniiiiQiiiiieiiiniaiiiUiB imiiniisiiiiiiiaiiiiiiBiniiiiimiiiusiiinisniHi iiiii iiiniBB BIRMINGHAM-SOUTHERN COLLEGE (CO-EDUCATIONAL) YOUR COLLEGE! CERTAINLY! Fully Accredited Member of American and Southern Associations of Colleges, American Association of University Women, and on approved list of Association of American Universities. Total Enrollment 27- 28, over 2,900 Faculty: Christian in Character. Scholarship and experience equal to any in the state. Courses of study complete and hberal, leadnig to degrees of A.B., B.S., B.S. in Education, M.A., M.S. in Education, work in Lan- guages, History, Sciences, etc., leading to Medicine, Law, Engineering, Teach- ing, Ministry, Business, etc. Department of Education recognized by State Board. Successful teams develop student athletics. Experienced coaches. Courses in coaching various branches of sports. Physical education for both men and women. Campus of 125 acres, on wooded hill overlooking famous Jones Valley of Birmingham, unsurpassed for healthful climate. New Students ' Building, largely contributed to by them, now headquarters for student activities. Student publications and clubs promote interest in liter- ary effort. Y. M. C. A., Y. W. C. A., and other groups develop the best in the students religiously and socially. $1,000,000 added to resources by recent Christian Education Movement. Endowment increased materially by drive in spring of 1926. $250,000 Munger Administration Building and Auditorium now crowns the campus. Genuine college advantages within reach of all. Necessary expenses under $350. Innumerable opportunities of self-help in the city. For Further Information, Address Guy E. SnaveLY, Ph.D., LL.D., President BIRMINGHAM-SOUTHERN COLLEGE Birmingham, Alabama 1 wm m. .y La K vue, ig2g imimmmnmwnwimmmnmmmmmnmimannmmm mtmtmnmf mmmmn m o o RESOURCES OVER $4,000,000 o o Most Democratic ' ' ' Co-ed Save Something 9 Every Month Our Monthly Savings Stock afl ' ords an ideal plan for sjsteniatir savings. You van open an account with as little as 50e a niontli. You can keep this up for 80 montlis and we return jou $50 for the $10 paid in — 8 i er cent on your money. jBIJJd;lrM.l!rV.l ' i!ii ' BVILBIHG AND LOAN Mgifci •ESTABLISHED ia92 PRYOR MOTOR COMPANY Incorporated PHONE 7-2171 500 South Twenty-first St. BIRMINGHAM ILa vue, 1929 m- m Tne Inside Story 01 Perfection Mattress Spring Co. Manufacturers BIRMINGHAM begins with a glimpse as delightfully fresh and clean as new shoes. Fleecy white, staple cotton in mul- tiple layers — each full mattress size — gives PERFECTION a billowy softness that remains unchanged even after years and years of service. Get the genuine. Look for the label — and guarantee. m- :[i SELL YOURSELF WITH GOOD CLOTHES LOUIS SAKS ' Graduating, Wedding Presents Jooe-Rose Je velry Company 1918 Second Avenue BECCO POTATO CHIPS 5, 10 and 15 Cent Packa ges Also in Bulk for Luncheons and Picnics BECK Candy and Grocery Co. 1617-19 First Avenue c La F vue, ig2g Mnie])iimt iiiiii@iiiiiri iiiiiE]iiiiiieiiiiiiiE]riiiiioiiiitif iiiiiic: ]iiiiiio-tiiiii?ii i WHAT YOU SAVE IS YOURS— WHAT YOU SPEND BELONGS TO OTHERS START A SAVINGS ACCOUNT TODAY Four Per Cent on Savings Compounded Quarterly Resources Over $3,000,000.00 North Birmingham Trust and Savings Bank THE- r BANK OF IPERSONAIJ OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS Bob Whorton Prcsidenl C. C. Bryant Cashier J. H. Berry Vice-Pre:. W. F. McClurE Assl. Cashier Geo. B. Tarrant Vice-Pres. G. R. Moss Assl. Cashier W. W. Walker Vice-Pres. Elizabeth Berryman Assl. Cashier Inquire About Our Banlfing B Mail Service Buy TYLER S BEST Canned Fruits, Canned Vegetables and Conee TYLER GROCERY COMPANY WHOLESALE BIRMINGHAM TUSCALOOSA JASPER FAYETTE The E wortJt League Serves the Student Body Make Use of the Epjvorth League Parlor BEST WISHES FOR Birmingham-Southern College Dupuy-Burke Realty Co. ENSLEY, ALABAMA La ' vuey ig2g «-v mum | dn|IUg|nilll.nillNaillllMllimillllalllllltall llllla.lllllklNIIIMIIIIIkslllllllellHlllanillllBlllU  Bllllltellllllla llNHl8niMliallNlllBMUII I p ■■1 The College Cynic FOR WHOn HI5T0RY HAS NO HEROES The Station of Service WOCO PEP College Patronage is Appreciated Eighth Ave. at Eighth St. North Phone 4-8394 Allison Service Station Bankers Mortgage Bona Company BANKERS BOND BUILDING Invest Your Savings In Our 6% Stock $100 UNITS Ti w • ' Pasteurized ' ' Made its way,Sjf the waj lis Hade at COLLEGE BOOKSTORE La ' vue, ig2g r 1i ' ' I ' ll lltell ' llltollimi aiihlilajllhllalllllliallillllaHlllllalinlllallllll lalllllltellllllMllllllsilmiralllllllallHItolllllllrfllllll ' illlllBMIIIMIIIIH Dance Programs and Invitations Leather Dance Favors and Novelties THE CHAS. H. ELLIOTT CO. The Largest College Engraving House in the World Commencement Invitations, Class Day Programs, Class Pins and Rings Seventeenth Street and Lehigh Avenue PHILADELPHIA Wedding Invitations Calling Cards Fraternity and Class Stationery, Menus COMPLIMENTS OF Tke Tully Plumtmg and Heating Company 7-5466 La ' evue, ig2g x. caiiiiiiiaininiaiiiiiiiniiiiiiBiimCTiiiiHHiwaiiiiiiMiinHiiiiimiiiiiwiiiiiiraiiiiiiPiniinraiMiiiraiiiiiiiailiiiiiaiiiiamiiiiCH That Amazing New Cleaner AT YOUR GROCERS ISc Miller and Martin J. A. Lewis Engineer ARCHITECTS Designers of Munger Bowl Stadium Andrews Hall Phillips Library President ' s Home Students ' Activity Bldg. Munger Memorial Hall AT YOUR SERVICE COMPLIMENTS OF The FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA Capital and Surplus $4,500,000.00 Resources Over $50,000,000.00 MANOR BROOK The College Suit $35 AND $40 Two Pants Odum Clothing Co. 2023 Third Avenue Baptist Bookstore 5 1 7 North Twenty-second Street Birmingham, Alabama We Handle Books ana Bibles of All Publishers .y ILa ' vuey 1929 suiliiiiaiiniisiiiiiii3iiiiiisminEiiiiiiisriiiiieUiii f iiiiii3iiiiui?iiiiiisiiiiiiLiiiiiiiie:iiiiiBuiiiisniriieiiiiiKijinEuiiriGiiiiiii DAVIS PRINTING CO. Printing, Engraving Emhossing PHONE 3-3580 SENIORS After School Days — Then? If It ' s Furniture, See LONG-HUFFSTUTLER FURNITURE CO. 2831 27th St. or 123 Pinson St. North B ' ham Tarrant COKE COKE THE CLEAN FUEL R. V. LAWSON Phone 3-416] COKE COKE Dull and Void Dr. Trexler confidential]} ' tells us that after next year he won ' t have to work for a living. His Ford will be drawing a pension. When we were very young and just a little Dull and a little Void, we wanted to join the Elks, but the very latest thing seems to be to join the Network. Ann Howe says she is only a real estate agent ' s daughter, but she has lots. John D. Rockefeller may give way new dimes, but Newman Yielding confesses that he is not that kind. My dear, we simply must get some book ends for our new friction. We may be dumb, and it has taken a long time, but we are going to our R. F. D. in June. Open your hearts, wee ones! Don ' t you think Birmingham-Southern profs are sug- gestive — always suggesting that we read Pil- grim ' s Progress, etc.? Moron: One, maybe two, who have more on their feet than on their head. Walter Precious Passmore has certainly changed the well-known and overworked S. A. to S. E. Dr. Jones says his health is failing despite regular doses of tin foil. John Held, Jr., while mother patched his pants. - No matter how hard we try, we still have to get out of bed to come to school. After coming up the Hill 19 or 34 times, one certainly gets a different slant on the col- lege. We ' re going to stick a match in the gaso- line tank and find out if we really get 15 miles to the gallon. Bill Mays says nothing disturbs his piece of mind. We ' re pure and simple, too, Dull and Void. La F vue, 1929 HALL-FOSTER DRUG CO., Inc. The College Drug Store ' s — Opposite the Campus 737 Eighth Avenue, W. Tel. 6-4108 and 6-4109 25 YEARS OF FAITHFUL SERVICE TO ALABAMA HOME BUILDERS THE ilEMISON COMPANIES RoBT. Jemison, Jr., Pres. Real Estate — Mortgage Loans Investment Bankers Walter Burson 22 Years ' Experience BURSON GUN KEY CO. AND Umbrellas and Luggage We Repair Anyth Repaired ing Phone 3-3645 1923 Fourth Ave. WE HAVE IT IF YOU WANT THE BEST COLLEGE SERVICE STATION Washing, Polishing, Doping J. E. BronK, Manager 8TH AVE, AND 7TH STREET - La ' vue, 1929 l@llliniGIIIIIJIEIIIIIIIIi)llllliei]lin@ ISIIIIIIEIIIIIIIS IFIIIIIIIFlllllllElllllllpniIlK m m W HEN some particularly dis- tinctive baking task is planned, it is significant that most housewives choose They know it takes fine flour to bake a fine cake. Try it next lime! 1 Cosby-Hodges Milling Co. Distributors Birmingham, Ala. 9fB ' -y . :aa B L ODUM BOWERS WHITE Birmingham ' s Style Store for Eds and Co-eds Located on the Track — in the Heart of Birmingham BIRMINGHAM ' S SPORTING GOODS SPECIALISTS WARREN BROTHERS HARDWARE COMPANY 2012 Second Avenue, North Phone 3-6040 FLOWERS Phones 3-6291, 3-6292 505 N. 20th Street MoLTON Hotel The Blossom Shop, Inc. COMPLIMENTS OF CITY PAPER COMPANY Ji HYNDS-UPSHAW PAINT GLASS CO. mm DEALER IN p V Paint, Glass, Wall Paper, Brushes, Etc. Glazing Done Anywhere in the City PHONES 2118 Second Ave., N. 3-1982 AND 3-6049 BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA Use DIXIE CLUB Coffee — Tea Dixie Coffee Company BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA CAHEEN ' S Apparel for Women and Misses ALSO Men ' s Furnishings . r ILa ' vue, ig2g iniii@iiiiii@niiH@iiim@iifiiieiiHngiiiiiiiBriiiii@iiTiii imi0iiiii) miii tiiiiiaii WE HAVE MADE PHOTOS FOR LA REVUE FOR THE LAST ELEVEN YEARS We Try to Please Ever )bod ) Thanking Every Student and the Faculty for Their Patronage, We Hope to Have the Pleasure of Serving You in the Future DE LUXE STUDIO 191 8 2 Second Avenue Birmingham, Ala. Autumn M.ood Twilight Nonx) is the iimf whcn llie bri{ il-colorrd pixies, IVearied and hr ruthless from frenzy of play. Flatten to earth in their semblance of leaves. Dying, as quiet descends on tlie day — Desc ends on the tree-tops, sharp in the dark- ness. Cools my ivild ardor ajid shadon.vs the land. Noil ' is tlie time ivlien I shrink from the starkncss Of Nature, and rush to my lover ' s warm hand. E. C. Negligee Suppose he should come in Quite accidentally here, JFould he say, How charming I find you. dear . . . f This lace is very silky, This ribbon very fine, I wonder if he •would admire A figure such as minef I ' ve taken tiny stitches. Oil, what a liappy day. If he should but admire me In my lovely negligee! V. S. La T vue, 1929 GOLDSTEIN COHEN Ensley ' s Greater Department Store A Nerv Modern Store Built on Confidence Serving Quality Merchandise at the Lowest Possible Prices, New Departments Added for Your Convenience With Many WANTED! 5000 New Charge Accounts NOW! 404 Nineteenth Street Dial 6-3118 WE FURNISH THE COLLEGE SPECIAL RAW MILK FUQUA AND FERRELL MuNGER Dairy Farm Route 1 Birmingham, Alabama THE ALABAMA A Publix Theatre Home of PARAMOUNT PICTURES AND South ' s Greatest Stage Attractions HIRSCH ' S 213-15 North 19th St. Sole Agents Dobb ' s Hats For Women and Other Exclusive Models Reasonably Priced EARLE BROTHERS WHOLESALE GROCERS 1801-03 First Avenue BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA La ' vue, ig2g WOODWARD IRON COMPANY WOODWARD. ALABAMA MANUFACTURERS OF Pig Iron, Coal Tar, Sulpkate of Ammonia, Solvent, Napktka Benzol and Toluol WHO KILLED THE DEER SNAVELY OR O ' REAR ? Birmingham Arms and Hardware Co. agents for Thos. E. Wilson Athletic Goods 407 North 19i ' i Phone 3-3565 Standard Printing Company Practical Printers 308 North Seventeenth Street Phone 3-3050 BIRMINGHAM. ALABAMA La ' vue, ig2g Bi.iiiiBiiiiiiaiiiiiiiBiiiiiiaiiiiiBiiiiiBriiiiiaiuiiiaiin3iiiiiiiaiiiriiBiniiiBiiimBniiiiP iiiiiiaiiiiiiHiiiiiiaiiii]iHiiiiiiigiiiiiiHii BiiimaiiiiiHai JOHNS FUNERAL HOME Wallace C. Johns 3-5281 ie06 7th Avenue 3-5282 The cover for this annual was created by The DAVID J. MOLLOY CO. 2857 N. Western Avenue Chicago, Illinois «T7 MoUoT Mode Cover bean ihll It ' s a Pleasure to Drink MORNING STAR COFFEE Your Grocer Will Gladly Supply You ROASTED FRESH EVERY DAY Southern Conee and Spice Co. Birmingham, Alacama La ' vue, 1929 CONGRATULATIONS To the Class of 1929 You have now reached one of the great- est achievements of your life. Another great achievement will be your continuous provision for your future as represented by your financial standing in any community that you may select for your home. This can only be accom- plished by THRIFT. Start a savings account with us, no mat- ter how small, and by additional deposits from time to time you will be surprised how it will grow, and you will always have money for any emergency that may arise. We have consistently paid our share holders S r on their savings since our or- ganization. We Solicit Your Accounl Soutkern Building and Loan Association 207 North 21st Street Selma Gadsden Tuscaloosa Anniston Birmingham, Alabama Being ' ' SMART at College — is largely a mattf ' .r of coming to Loveman ' s for your apparel . . . following the lead of the outstand- ing persons in every class. Loveman, Josepk and L oeb Ode to the Dying West If est Hall is dying ; The siveet perfume Of chemicals exhaling. If est Hall is dying: Uer steps collapse. Her painted pride is paling. West Hall is dying Despite her pride She cannot yet conceal She cannot hide The battered halls ll ' hich sag beneath our heels! If ' est Hall is dying, Then doff your hat .Ind, silent, bend your knees . . . .Ind, if you ' d grieve to see her flat. Oh. kind sir, do not sneeze. ' E. C. BETSY ROSS BREAD McGOUGH BAKERIES La ' §vue, 1929 TnTTTTinTtTyi l lWUUstHllil .inilllbUllllbUll.lsilllllUlllliblllltlMlllldlllllMlllliyilllltellllinffillllNlEMlllllEM MIIliilllllll THE EMPIRE HOME OF Metro-Golawyn Mayer Pictures Presenting the Best Feature Pictures, News Reels. Comedies and Short Subjects The Howe of Couriesv and Comfort 3rd Avenue and 20th Street ZAC SMITH STATIONERY CO. 2014 First Avenue Printing Omce Furniture Engraving ( Y JfPALDIISC ' ' M ATHLETIC eO©D -| m. - rCR ANY PORT -S. f_i 74 Broad St., N. W. ATLANTA, GA. Complete Your College Education Through Our Scholarship Plan Six weeks of real effort during your summer vacation will earn sufficient funds for one year ' s expenses at col- lege. Several Birmingham-Southern boys did this last summer through work in our Educational Department. Educational Department BANKERS CREDIT LIFE INSURANCE CO. Bankers Life Bldg. BIRMINGHAM, ALA. ,y La ' vue, 1929 Movie Douhles Clara Bow . . ■ . . . Helen Grain Lillian Gis i . . . . . Helen Brewer Tom Mix . . . . Walter McNeill Harold Lloyd . . . Charlie Dill Karl L Georgt . Shorty Ogle K. Arthur Robert Clingman iriltia n Haines . . Soapy Wilson Louise Fazenda . Virginia McMahan Georgie O ' Brian JiMMiE Westbrook Jt ' allace Berry . . Smiles Barnes Hilly Dooly . . . Babe Yielding Busier Keaton . . . . Charlie Self Raymond Haiton . . . . Al Blanton Regina Id Denny . . . Speedy Dobbs Tke First National Bank of Fairnela The National Bank of the Pay Roll District Fairfield, Alabama Just to Say HELLO! w. B. (J ack) Atkinson ' 27 PUBLISHER J efferson County Herald AND Shades Valley Times BIRMINGHAM ELECTRIC COMPANY Beco Service ' Electricity — Gas — Street Railway Birmingham Ensley Bessemer SMITH-COTTRELL-STEVENS, Inc. SPORTING GOODS Play It Pays 3 1 6 North 1 9th Street Phone 3-3672 LET YOUR SAVINGS EARN 8% WITH SAFETY AND WITH SYSTEM Protected by Selected First Mortgages on Homes COMPOUNDED SEMI-ANNUALLY HOW YOUR MONEY GROWS Under Our Plan Accounts Mature in One Hundred Months $ 3.25 a month matures $ 500.00 6.50 a month matures 1000.00 13.00 a month matures 2000.00 32.50 a month matures 5000.00 65.00 a month matures 10,000.00 Lump Sum Investments Bear Seven Per Cent, Dividends Paid Semi-Annually Under Strict State Supervision Alabama Mutual Building Loan Association 2024 Third Avenue, North Ground Floor, Watts Building BIRMINGHAM. ALABAMA Phone 4-3543 MERITA BREAD CAKES AND CRACKERS American Bakeries Company PAINT WITH Lucas Tinted Gloss Paint Weather Resistant and Enduring Lucaseal Oilstains Do Not Raise the Grain of the Wood Lucaseal Varnishes For Floors. Interior Woodwork or Dull Finishes HEADQUARTERS for Leading Paint Contractors. Come in and get a color card. Birmingkam Paint ' Glass Co. 2021 4th Ave. 3-6157 .y Lci vue, ig2g 2nisiiiiiinfs niiisinin@iiiiiisiiiiii@iiunE]niiiiEiiiiiiiEiiiiiii@iiiiiipiiiiinE iiiiiiii? i COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND Selves Thi ' y say ii ' f ' ri ' selves — My oilier self floats h Aboi ' e the shelves Ajitl smiling do -n Pities poor me. So sad and lost In my mortality — My other self is distant. Rather vague, I cannot comprehend The sage! And if I could I ' d be quite dead, I ' m sure. I live instead. E. C. Sympathy can utter no consoling word — Only how my head and hold your hand, Certain that an answering love has heard Mine, in anguish, cry, I understand! E. C. Contact The very heavens seem to iveep in dull and heavy grief, They pall upon my window pane, and noth- ing brings relief: Yet I am sure if I could go to face the sheet- ing rain, The drops would not seem sorrowful, but challeni int again. •;. c. ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT Golf and Tennis Supplies GRAY SPORTING GOODS CO. 103 North 20th Street Wynn-Knox Candy Co. 2304 First Avenue BIRMINGHAM. ALA. Wholesale Onl THE VERY BEST SERVICE Dial 3-1205 MOUNTAIN VALLEY WATER Ainerica ' s Crealesl Hot Springs, Arkansas 2115 Morris Ave. Phone 3-3842 La ' vue, ig2g ' )ihI ,, .« ,iN ANNUAL SHOULD BE MORE THAN V jy A MERE RECORD OF EVENTS 0 ' ' 3 IT SHOULD PRESERVE THE rATMOSPHEREV TRADITIONS AND . ' s f ' , INSPIRATION OF THAT PARTIC- f ULAR SCHOOL YEAR 0 THIS END WE HAVE ENDEAVORED TO COOPERATE WITH THE STAFF AND SCHOOL IN THE ILLUSTRATING OF THIS Annual tf — ? - j)- ' = ;:: x: ■ ' £■ ' rA j? J H A W ' Si ' . . „ _______ S i Ki 7 7 the 7 eart of the South M THE AlAEAMA TOILING ffl i BIRMINGHAM m Vox a Quarter of a Centuty Illustrators ol Dist- flk mciive College and High School At nuals THIS BOOK PRINTED BY BENSON kt COLLEGE ANNUAL HEADQUARTERS La ' vue, ig2g LaT vue, 1929 Autograpns evue, ig2g Autographs : lm t6«WI i Mf jwWri ' ixwMt ' tr. 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