Lipscomb University - Backlog Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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wg mg ( AA WN ae Senior Class JG. GREENE iioyeehent “Pinky” is one of those men that can be de- pended upon to fulfill any responsibility that he undertakes, for he is not afraid to do what is right. As Editor in Chief of the Babbler, and in other influential and responsible positions, he has given stability and progress to student affairs through his safe counsel and wise direction. Calliopean; West Tennessee Club; Vice President of Senior Class; Editor in Chief of the Babbler; Expressio® Club; Calliopean, Five; Ancient Lan- guage Club; Preachers’ Club. TOMMIE.LEEPER Hohenwald, Tenn. Tommie is One of the oldest co-eds in school here. She has long before now proved herself to be regarded as a leader among the women of the college. Her ability is shown in the editing of this Annual; and no matter how much or what we may say about her, she will not have been praised enough. Whatever she may do, her future will be a happy one, for she is possessed of thrift, talent, and high ideals. Kappa Nu; Treasurer of Home Economics Club; Editor in Chief of Backlog; Kappa Nu Editor of Babbler; L. S. O. Club; Ancient Language Club; - Tennessee Club. W. RUSSELL YOWELL Franklin, Tenn. A grain of mischief and a spark of fire make one immediately cognizant of a live personality. In coming in contact with Russell, there is a point to his words that may prick you, but the gleam of kindness from underneath soothes the irritation. . His varied activities on the campus, as well as his work’in the classroom, have made him an invaluable man. Calliopean; Tennessee Club; Tennis Club; Work- ers’ Club; Advertising Manager of Backlog; School Band; Expression Club; “SEVEN WONDERS.” Page Twenty

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TU Senior Class ERNESTINE McRAE Rockmart, Ga. When ‘‘Mac’’ came to D. L. C. last fall, the Class of ’24 had an addition that cannot be expressed in words. Quick sympathy, keen wit, loyalty to friends, determination, sunshine, graciousness, lots of poise and personality—take all that and add the charm that is just her’s and you have ‘Mac.” Being a lover of English, she will play well in the drama of life. The Class of ’24 will watch with Keenest delight her triumph. Sapphonean; Expression Club; Tennis Club; Cos- mopolitan Club; Sapphonean Editor of Backlog; Sapphonean Five. CLARENCE- Gy YOUNG, TR: Nashville, Tenn. Since “Cy” is taking a medical course, he knows just about all the science ‘‘there is.’’ He is a broad, fair-minded, true-hearted friend, and liked by all. Next to his pipe, the Senior Class is thought to hold first place in his affections, for his love affairs (if any) remain one of the mysteries Of Dy EC. : “Calliopean; Calliopean Nine; Expression Club; “SEKVEN WONDERS;”’ Tennis Club; Day Students’ Club. MARY TITTLE Murfreesboro, Tenn. Mary is a co-ed of whom our Alma Mater has cause to be proud. She finished Franklin County High School with honors. Her high-school honors were. only stepping stones to greater ones here. Mary is not only a Latin ‘‘shark,” but she can tell Professor Cuff more about English than any one else. She is a wonderful tennis and basket-ball player, and it was by her aid that the Sapphos won the championship last year. Sapphonean; Tennessee Club; Tennis Club; For- eign Language Club; Music Club; Secretary of 2-6-8 Club; Expression Club; Sapphonean Editor of Bab- bler; Sapphonean Five. Page Nineteen

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Senior Class O. S. MOSER Winston-Salem, N. C. The Class of ’24 counts it a peculiar honor to include in its number such a man as Brother Moser. Since entering D. L. C., he has been doing the double duty of a student and preacher. His life has been exemplary in its simple Christlike- ness. By dint of unwavering faith, strong determi- nation, and tireless labor he has reached his Senior year, and we bid him Godspeed in the future. Lipscomb; Librarian; Expression Club; Cosmo- politan Club; Preachers’ Club. MAIDELL HOWELL Elbridge, Tenn. Maidelle is one of the angels from West Ten- nessee. Her sterling worth and character have been recognized at one hundred per cent since the first day she entered school here. She is a very positive young lady, reminding one of Shakespeare’s Rosa- lind, for being a woman. She always speaks what she thinks. As for her future, we cannot say; but we believe the world will Know, as D. L. C. Knew, she is present and a very live member. Sapphonean; West Tennessee Club; Expression Club; Class Treasurer; Sapphonean Five. H. F. PENDERGRASS eet Nashville, Tenn. Mr. Pendergrass came here from Hdwards Mil's High School, Hopkinsville, Ky., in the fall of 1913. He determined to pursue the highest calling. He is a faithful worker, ardent in his profession, and true to his earnest endeavors. The lofty ideals which he possesses and stands for will be a genuine force in leading others to the better life. Calliopean; Kentucky Club; Manager of Calliopean Nine; Expression Club; Preachers’ Club; Day Stu- dents’ Club; Ancient Language Club. Page Twenty-One