Samford University - Entre Nous Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)
- Class of 1934
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A 'qt X Libris A JAM J 7 9 COPYRIGHTED, 1934 BESS MCCOMAS ' EDITOR-IN-CHIEF CLAUDE SMITH ' BUSINESS MANAGER lZlfl 6 OLLS 0igf93-4 H YEHB BUCK PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENTS ,l 0 f i?f0W6U'J Goffeqe BIRMINGHHM, ALHBHMH A, All Y 5 CCDNTENTS ' Alma Mater T e Classes - - Athletics - - - ' ' Activities Fraternities - Features anti .Fl s FCDREWCDRD To preserve the pleasanter memories ot your college days. To present a tangible evidenoe ot the triendships, the activities, and the tradi- tions which have increased your growth. To stimulate your loyalty to Alma Mater. These are the aims of the ENTRE Nous ot l934l A44 dl All I T? 7 V J We dedioate this volume to the President of the United States. The men and Women who are the Class of l9f-34 in every college in our country are oloser to reality than any other class has been. Mr. Roosevelt's heady youthful spirit and high foith stir us like the blast of a lonely trumpet ond we follow eagerly os he leads out of difficulties that have solemnized even the youth of America. We offer allegionoe to the President- we give our affeotionote enthusiosrn to Franklin Delano Roosevelt DEDICATIQN FRANKLIN DELANO ROOSEVELT Crm J Y 7 ff 1 offon The great South stands ready to support our President in all that he undertokes. The South is a section rich in tradition. The South is a section of great strength. Despite hardships it has flourished and grown, and the most important factor in its development has been cotton. lt has been a forceful influence on the politicol, social and economic life of the people. ln days to come industry may dethrone it, but so far N N N Cotton Am King T QM KING 1 v v I 1 'E I 4 Qi A 'Ji AL Dxhm - if 4 n P2 'Q 1-L Wr- lb ,. I.. . 5- rfqf '3-yr. VP ,- . ff - Q6 y' . ra-5 - ., , ',4y,'.-5--' qs-I '-4 , . ' pg -Q . . - - . '. '- ,. - . . 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N511 O A PIII' AI IIIIWX-lllll VIEW of the lovely campus, a ' glimpse at far horizons, a peep at stu- clent life at Howard, seen through the graceful arches of l'Old Main.', I llll. I. lf. Nffll A man of indomitable will, of un- daunted courage, of keen vision and deep spiritual conviction, Dr. T. V. Neal guides not only the institution, but the lives of the students by whom he is sincerely loved. TIRIBIJIE T0 PRESIDENT Nflll R. THOMAS V. NEAL, an alumnus of Howard College, has proven himself to be peculiarly fitted for the taslc of being its leader. He has been at Howard for two years-years in which other colleges have stopped construc- tion, reduced their faculties, and had their enrollments re- duced. Howard, under the direction of Dr. Neal, has in- creased its number of buildings, added to its faculty, and enlarged its student body. I4 lllf SCIENCE llflll N TI-IE spring of 1922, a Science Hall was erected to house the chemistry, physics, and biology departments. In 1933 this building was enlarged, remodeled, and brick veneered to accommodate, in addition to the chemistry, phy- sics, and biology departments, the new school of pharmacy. Conceived in time of stress, erected despite discouragement, this modern building stands, a tangible proof of the value of vision, a monument to untiring effort. Q Gfllreums that found their wulj in brick and stone X TIIE MAIN IllJIlIlINli CADEMIC HALL, or 'iMain Build- ing, was erected in 1889, and is the center of activities on the campus, as well as being the central building of the college group. It is an edifice rich in tradition, holding myriad memories dear to the hearts of those who have passed through its corridors. IIIE CAIJSEY GYMNASIIJM l TIME for work, a time for play, and this gymnasium, erected in 1930, offers a place indeed fitted for constructive, i wholesome recreation, which must be an important part of ' well-rounded college life. It was named, by the vote of the ll student body, for the registrar, O. S. Causey, and houses ample basketball courts, lockers, showers, reception rooms, editorial Q quarters and ofiices. an U I O 4 F Qilnlse nolnlulionv Q J HE Girls' Dormitory and the sorority houses offer a lovely setting for the home and social life of the Howard co-eds. The five sorority houses, recently erected, provide reception rooms, offices and chapter rooms for the sororities. The dormitory affords spacious living quarters for the board- ing students, a dining room, the home economics laboratories, and a general reception room. NEW SIIIIIIRIIY ll0lJSlfS rf 4-, , , Cla Cllllflilf CIIIJRCII LOSELY allied with Howard College and the life of her students is Ruhama Baptist Church, one of the oldest Baptist Churches in the state, having recently celebrated its one hundred and fifteenth anniversary. The College Church orig- inates all religious activities for the students, and it is here that many of them have their church letters. I 9 SN!-IIPSIIIIT TUDENT life at Howard is never dull, but always varied and excit- ing. Among the high lights of the year are football season, the Howard- Southern Parade, Hypatia tap day, the visits of sorority inspectors, and innumerable campus courses. The camera has caught a few of these in lcaleidoscopic fashion. May we explain that- Her coquetry was duly rewarded . . . The Delta Zetas are lined up with their charming inspecting officer . . . This, believe it or not, is the way the retiring editor of the Crimson looked only a few decades ago, when he entered college . . . Hypatia's select seven . . . Our band . . . And 20 L Qld? 0llY 0f TIIE CAMPUS someone's else . . . Orchids,' to our cheer leader . . . Carnations and Phi Mu's . . . These boys seem to have the right viewpoint . . . The prides and joys of four nice boys . . . Big mistake-this should be in La Revue . . . Heard melodies are sweet, But those unheard are sweeter . . . The editor's brain child . . . Hypatia and W. A. A. share her . . . A couple of pals? . . . She's a sweet young thing . . . Just a little ray of sunshine . . . The D. Z.'s . . . Smiles . . . Howard on Parade . . . Four great boys-they'd make nice brothers . . . The Unholy Three . . . Fair representatives, well escorted . . . This has gone on all year . . 2l 1. fl nl . . I 1 I 4 ' 3 1 i - l 2 9 2 r i I I . E 5 '. if t 5, i E l 2 i E .A E.' 1 . 6 2 E s . i ft 1 ! Y '. W i i I 4 I , 'Y , '. . B FACULTY THOMAS V. NEAL I1 K fb President A.I2., Hriwzircl College: Grzulnate Student. South- t-rn Baptist Tlieoliilgivzil SC'Illillf11'3'Z DJ'-, B:il'lUl' L'niversity. HUL-CEE M. ACTON Professor of Romance Languages V ,X.R.. th'Iil'2Pt4'iW11 t'fIllOfJ.:'2 .XXXL l'll.l-I., Lili- vt-rsity rn' XVISQ-oIIsiIi: Student in l'lllVt'ltSitY 01' llliris, 11025-219 as holiler ol' Allu-rt Mzirlilizxin Mi-Inorial Graduate Traveling Ft-llowsliip. PAUL D, BALES Professor of Physics IIS., l'nixerSit3 OI' Cliattaiioogng AAI., I'lllVt'l'- sity of Imliziiizig further gratluzitt- work, Ini- x'-ersity Ot' 1nilicvn.i.. JOSXAH D. BANCROET E N Instructor in Biology A,B,, Hmvzirtl Cnllegt-1 M.D., Tulane lfiiivi-I'sity. VVILLIAM H. BANCROFT E N Instructor in Athletics I-LB., Howard College. PAUL BARNEIT 9 K N Instructor in Economics ,-LB., Howard Cialis-QP. C. HOVKTARD BLANTON Instructor in Pharmacy B.S., I'II1lU'Z1l'1l ljnlltfizf. ORA D. BOHANXON A Z Instructor in Modern Languages .-LB., AAI., Hrilwalwl Cnllt-gig. VVILLIAM E. BOHANIQON Professor of Education ,x,B,, AAI.. Indiana Stats: I,'IIiv.1Isity: GI-iiiliizitv Student L'niversity ol' Cliivaigu. MARIE BOST .Issistant Librarian ANNIE B. BOYETT KD M Instructor in English .K.l3., Howtiril College: A.llI., Coluinliifi L'nivPr- sity. JAMES LUTHER BRAREEIELD X. ... A E Professor of Biology .X.B.. ljnion L'nivei'SitB': AAI., Baylor I.'nivt-rsityg Ph.D., :Medical Sciencel. L'I1ive-rsity of Cali- fornia. PERCY P. BURNS Dean Professor of English .X.B., Howard College: A.lXI., Hzirx'nrd L'nix't-r- sity: Litt.D., lNIL'l'Cf'l' University. EMILY CATE Director of Physical Education for Ilfomcn HS., North t'ziI'Olim1 Ufilleya- for Xxvtjlllfllj M,S,, L'niversity Ot' South Cziroliiia, OSCAR S. CAUSEY S N Registrar .flssociatc Professor of Biology .-LB., AAI., Howzirtl Collegvg giwitliinte student. XYestt-rii State College. Colorzitlog I'IIivi-rsity of l'Ol0l'iltl0Q L'niVersity of Dt-nverg L'niversity of Chicago. JAMES H. CHAPMAN K E Professor of Religious Education AIS., AAI., lllllYt.'I'Slt1' of Alabzimag Th.M., Southern Baptist Theological S9ll'tlllfll'J'1 gradu- ate Student, Boston University, tfolunihizi Uni- versity. ELLXSON COSBY Instructor in Mathematics A.B., Howard College. RAYMOND DAVIS 6 K N Instructor in Athletics A.B., Howard College. L. O. DAWSON Professor of Bible and Church History AR., lrll., Howard College: 'l'h.R., Southern ISziptiSt Tlieologic-al Seminaryg Post-Graduate XYOrk, Germany, University of Alabama, CO- lumbia University. PAUL DE LAUNEY Professor of French and Director of Music A.l3,, llit-.lVIus., L'niversity ol' Pzirisg Dotultlus. tHnn.j, Paris COllS9l'Y2Il0l'y. THEOPHILUS R. EAGLES Professor of Mathematics A.B., A.M., University of North Carolina.. ROY CURTIS GREEN Instructor in Pharmacy A.B., Howard College: M.D., Tulane L'nivorsity. JAMES KIMMINS GREER Professor of History A.B., M..-X.. Ph.D., University of Texas. FACULTY FRENCH HAYNES A .I o Dean of IVomcn Ilssociate Professor of English A.Ii., Muretlith Coll SP: .-MM., l'h.lP., t'O1'IIvIl I'niVeI'sity. JAMES A. HENORICKS Professor of Sociology A.B,, A.M., Howard Collvszeg Tl1.l3., Soutliern Baptist Theologival Se-1ninaI'y3 Graduate Stu- dent, Columbia L'IIivc-rsity, Uiiivlfrsity of t'hi- cago. GEORGE VV. HEss Professor of Matlzernatics A,B, Kalamazoo Collvgel I-LM.. I'nivvI'sity of Kansasg Ph.D.. University Of Mivhigan. MRS, B. C. HOLLIDAH' Instructor in Secretarial Studies A.C.A.. Bowling Green Business I'niversity3 Candidate for IDB. degree. June, 19351. LENORE HOLLOWAY' Instructor in Home Economics GEORGE V. IRONS Instructor in History Louis W. LOHR Professor of Economies A.B., University of Illinois: M.B.A.. North- western Ijnive-I'sity3 Furtlrer Graduate- Study in University of Chicago. VERNON L. MANGUN Professor of Secondary Education A.B.. Cornell College: A.M., Iowa Stats- I'ni' versity: Ph.D,, Columbia University. HENRY M. MARTIN fb B K Professor of Spanish A.B., A.M., University of Richmondg Ph.D., Johns Hopkins University. AUGUSTUS H. MASON E fb E Professor of English A.B., Ohio WVesleyan Universityg Doctuur d'Universit6, University of Paris, KENNETH MCDONALD 'IP E K Instructor in History S B., Massarhusetts Institute of Technology: A.M.. University of Alabama: Rt-sidc-nc-e IVorlc Completed for Pl1.D. at Columbia University. LOVICK P. MCLANE Il K A Director of Athletics A.B.. Maryville Collegeg A.M.. Howard College. XV. PRESCOTI' ll K 'lt Lccturrr in Biology A.ll., ILS. in Blvd l'1Iix'vI'sity of .Xlsilmainai M.lI. llush Me-rlival Vollvuv. JOHN FISHER ROTHERMEL fl' ll K Instructor in Journalism A.H., l'IIix'n-I'sity ol' .-Xlalrainaj A.M., lill'llllllQ- liam-Soutli--V11 Coll'-gi-, JOHN R. SAMPEY, JR. Professor of Chemistry SR, SN. l'lI.ll,, University ot' l'lIif-:lung Ili-- St'8.I'f'lI Fellow, Johns llopkins l'IIiw1I'sity1 1iL'S62ll's'll Fi-llovr, Ainerif-an l's-tI'o1--uin Institute. BERTHA SEVERIN-FROST Instructor in Voice ANTOINETTE SPARKS A F A Instructor in Dramatic .ffrt A.I3., I'nive1'sity Ot' Alabama. VVILLIAM N. THOMAS A K E Professor of nlncient Languages A.B.. A.M.. Colgate Universityg Graduate Stu- dvnt in the Latin Sr-liool, Home Italy and in .xHlL'I'll,'Zl.ll Classiral School. Athvns. Grecve. THERA MAE TOWERY A Z Instructor in Biology B.S., Mississimii State College for XYOIIIQIIQ ILM., Tjilivt-rsity Ol' Alabama. ALIDA TOWNES Instructor in Art WINNIE MAE TUMA Instructor in flthletics FRANCIS M. VVHEELER, SR. Instructor in Voice Mus.D., Lawrence Collt-ge. MABEL VVILLOIJGHBY fb M Librarian A.B., Howard Collegeg A.B., tl,ibI'aI'y Sciencc-J, Emory UlllX'E'l'Sltj'. JOHN XAN Professor of Chemistry B.S.. Kalamazoo College: MS., I'h.D., I'IIix'I-I'- sity of Chit-ago. HOWARD'S FOUR-STAR as if if if MEN Every mother is duly proud of an illustrious son, and Howard, beloved alma mater of thousands, is no exception. Sons of Howard have been men of prominence in many professions for more than three-quarters of a century, and Howard alumni are still achieving-some as lawyers, some as educators, some as authors, doctors or scientists, and many as ministers and missionaries. lt is Howard's wish to give recognition to them, in this small way, for their noteworthy achievements. DR. VV. VV. ADAMS-Professor, Eastern Theo- logical Seminary, Philadelphia, Pennsyl- vania. A. C. ANDERSON-Dirfrtor of Extrusion, Ala- bama College, Montevallo, Ala. VV. A. BERRY-Cllltllflflllll, Board of Trustrrs, Howard College. DR. G. XV. BoUi.oiN, Prrsitlfnf, Missionary College, Fukuoka, Japan. PERCY P. BURNS--Dfllll, Howard College. FRANCIS G. CAFFEE-Frdrral Judgr, New York City. REV. VV. H. CARSON-Missionary, Lagos, Africa. DR. JOHN C. DAWSON-Ilrad of Drparlmrnt of Romana' Languages, University of Ala- bama, former president of Howard College. DR. L. O. DAWSON-Minister, author, pro- fcssor. DR. J. S. DILL - Editor, Baptist Courier, Greenville, S. C. DR. M. B. GARRETT-Professor of History, University of North Carolina. HUGH GRANT-Ifyfffffll European Diivision, Department of State. DR. VV. S. HENDRIX'Pf0fF550f of Spanish, Ohio State University. DR. R. A. LAMBERT-Director of the Column- bia University School of Tropzral Medi- cina, University of Puerto Rico. DR. DAVID G. LYON - Profvssor rmcritus, Harvard University. DR. C. P. MCCORD - Dirfctor, Industrial Health Conserfvancy Laboratories, Cincin- nati, Ohio. DR. ALLEN J. Moox-Dean, VVilliam Jewell College, Liberty, Missouri, DR. T. V. NE.-XL-Pffilclfllf, Howard College. REV. RoswE1.L OWENS-Missionary, Jerusa- lem, Palestine. DR. GEORGE PAPPAs-College Pri-sidfnt, Chi- cago, Illinois. DR. E. P. PUCKE1 r-Dean, Central College, Fayette, Missouri. REV. J. M, ROGERS-Missionary to China. DR. JOHN R. SAMPEY - Prfsidfnt, Baptist Theological Seminary, Louisville, Kentucky. DR. H. P. SHUGERMAN-Physician, Birming- ham, Alabama. EDGAR VALENTINE SMITH-fluthor and edi- torial fwrztcr. DR. E. M. THIGPEN-Sprcialist, Montgomery, Alabama. L. E. THOMAS-Jttorncy, Shreveport, Louisi- ana. J. FRITZ THOMPSON-Circuit Judge, Birming- ham, Alabama. DR. J. B. TIDWELL-Proffssor, Baylor Uni- versity. DR. J. B. TRANT-Dean, School of Commerce, Louisiana State University, DR. J. B. WARD-Head of Department of Ro- mance Languagrs, Alabama College, Mon- tevallo, Alabama. H. Y. WEISSINGER-0ldE5l lifoing alumnus of Hoi-ward College. DR. H. J. WILLINGHAM-President, Florence State Normal, Florence, Alabama. 4: , , 4,111 . Kvv. iii!!! 1, X 'Hrs . Wx ,pww - Lin! . S THE u...,.,. .. - V if-'up 3 Pm! . A - ' 4 L.: a f-,Ss-1 N , ,Ay i f f I U' 1 I I I I 9 I II fri-t SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS HENRY SMITH ................... President I HERBERT LYKES ....... . . . . . Vice-President DOROTHY CAsoN . . . . Secretary I PETE ESTES . . 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' I '. - f-my fr- .TEEN :WAC ,, . . , f a Q ,335 SENIOR CLASS fTop Rofwj MARX ELLA ALGEE AB BIRMINGHAM ALA AAII H VV C A Cablnet CI 2 3 4,5 Allled Arts ub Howard Maiquers Grrls Glee Club C lovers Club Secretary C35 2 Book JOE E ANDERSON BS THOMASVILLE ALA MARX ANDERSON AB THOMASVILLE ALA AAH Iudeon College C 25 Vxce Pre ldent Howard Mas quers C3 45 Lady IVzndermerc .v Fan Tammy o the Slzrffw Dulcy Sleepzng Przncess Presxdent Womens Dormltory Councll C45 Y W C A Cr 3 45 fBottom Rofwj GEORGE ANDREVILLE B S NEW YORK, N Y MRS J H AVERY AB BIRMINGHAM ALA Umverertv of Georgia Cr Y W C A Home Economrcs Club Cr 25 Floco Grrls Club 2 Sophomore Chorub Honor Roll C3 45 MISSIOH Band C3 45 Glee Club Y W A JOHN BARNES AB OCEAN SPRINGS Mlss Basketball Cx 25 Mlmsterlal Assocratlon C 2 35 Vrce Prewdent C B S U VICE Preerdent 5 Presxdent C25 Vrce Presrdent Student Body C45 Chair man Electron Committee C45 Trxdent Club C45 Vice Presrdent Presldent S S C C45 Band C1 2 35 ,AMAATRAA .C mmilim Www ? v , . . , . . 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AA9,AK,BI'I6 Birmingham News Scholarshipg Freshman Commission, Y W C A C15 Director Freshman Commi sion VV A A Board C25 Booklovers Club CI 2 35 Re porter C35 Y W C A Treasurer C35 Crzmson Staff C2 35 ENTRE Nous Staff C35 Glee Club C2 3 45 Hypatla Secretary Treasurer Beta P1 Theta Record Ing Secretary C45 Y W C A President C45 B S U CouncIl C45 Beauty Parade C45 Band Sponsor Mlllsaps and Southern games Honor Roll CI 25 Mas quers C3 45 Vars1ty Debating Team C35 A W BOSWELL LEEDS ALA MILDRED ORMOND BROOK AB BIRMIRGHAM ALA BHG W A A Board C1 25 Vlce Presldent VV A A C35 Honor Roll C 2 3 45 Vice Presldent Beta P1 Theta C35 Presxdent C45 President HypatIa C45 X W C A Cabinet C45 Soclal Science Club C45 junior Stunt Beauty Parade C45 Class Manager Basketball and Hockey W A A Conference C35 fB0llom Rorwj ELIZABETH BROWN, A.B. BIRMINGHAM, ALA. QM Crimson Stalfg ENTRE Nous Staff Cr, 25 5 Parade Com- mittee Constitutional Committee Pan HelleIIic C0lII1 l Glee Club Secretary Freshman Cla s Socml Science Club Beauty Parade MARX RAE BROVVN BS BIRMINGHAM ALA AAG XAIIJ Secretary Socral SCICHCC Club C45 Vice Pre Iclent Chl Delta Phi C45 Booltlosers Club C3 45 X VV C A DOROTHX CASON BS BIRMINGHAM ALA X VV C A Cablnet C35 SOCl'1lCOITllTlllft'C C35 B lt tball C 3 Manager Freshman Athltucs CI5 seball C 2 35 C ptfun CI5 X A A Boar: I 35 Manager Track C35 VIce Presrdent XX omens Student Government C35 Student Councll C35 Honor RollC 35 Secretary Semor Class ami ff? a'M:as...B,. we Lis ...-...Xi ...REEL n.Sf41.X.LA LA 4. LSA. 1 we Ns.: vw. w,w,w,-ewes r2w43I,,,A Rv - - - - , S' C25 5 5 9 - - . V 7 . ' . . V 4 . . . ' . . . , ,i , , ci , , 1, L s, , . I . . . . . Q ' Q 4 . . . . Y -Y 7 Y 1 9 l 1 ' 1 ' . , . . . ., , . . V r Y 1 1 1 ' ' ' ' 1 . 1 1 ' ' I ' 1 I ' ' , 4 .7 i ' 1 . l I 1 r v iw a , , , . . . . , . 7 , . . , . . 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AZ IXATHLEEN COONER AB BIRMINGHAM ALA Gxrls Glee Club Socxal Scxence Club Boolxlovers Club MISSION Band Secretary VV A A ANNE DAVIE AB BIRMINGHAM ALA Loulslana Tech K 2 31 Beauty Sectxon I 31 Spon sor Homecomlng Day K1 31 Pan Hellemc Style Revue U1 Spamsh Club I 2 31 Internatxonal Relatxons u I 3 I K O A C31 Beauty Parade C41 Honor Roll Q41 fliollom Rofwj TIIOMAS DOUGLAS, B.S. BIRMINGHAM, ALA. 2 N, 11 1' M Howard Ma quers X M C A Cabxnet Honor Roll CHESTER ELAM ADDISON ALA HICKMAN EVVING AB MEMPHIS TENN GRN Ixfilx F otball C 2 3 4 Baseball fl 21 Basketball K 21 V1cePres1dent Sophomore Class Presxdent H Club Q41 Ef2'LTfQf'f.N,,.LLT7fl Q'T'QQC1,1 'f... '.lQflf.T.... 1. 'ff 'T 'f S . 'TT,.ggL. M .l1Q.?,TiT'f 5 Wk 1 1' 7 v yr If 'Iv 4,57 Y A, .arm A ,.ee I . - mf A,-A u S 5 . ily.. . g I l . .Q L 'l . Q - ' . . . I' , S l . u I, g - 7 , ', , 7. L ,: u I' Y , , S - n 1 n 0 I, I y J Z B y : , I, Clbf,1gY.W.C.A.C,31gW.A.A.fx,31g Q '- ' , ,Q ' , 30 .5 . - If - .. -... E. - . . ,.' 'E E. ' :.' J.. . . W' ' ' A,s..,3vQg . J er- -.:-- E' . 5, SENIOR CLASS fTgp R01-wj flioilnm Ro-fwj ROY FAX ET CHARLES REESE GLAZE AB ENISLEX ALA BIRMIXCHXM AIA HKA Presldent -Iumor Claw Secretarx Sophomore Clfm Crzmson Staff C 35 ENTRE Nous Staff K2 45 Bace I 2 ootball 3 4 Captam CJ, 1 Pre ldent Mens Pan Hellemc H Club Best All SUVIIIOX AL-X II lx 411 MARVIN GARDNER A B Se remrx jumor Claw Tremurer Sophomore Claw GAHLESVILLE ALA Student Councnl C45 Crzmson Stuff C 5 Mmxsterlal Assoclatxon C1 2 3 45 Treagurer Q 35 Vxce Presldent K35 Pre ldent C45 B S U Councxl C1 3 45 Mlsslon Band C1 35 X M C A Cabmet C35 Preeldent College B X P U C35 Semor Pre 1dent East Lake B Y P U DISIFICI C3 45 RLBX HAC OOD AB RUSSELL GARRETT BIRMWHAM fm ALBEMVILLE ALA B KI A otball C 2 3 4 Basketball I 2 H u W A A C35 Soc1alSc1ence Club f35 ' kvv 'Y vw vvA S , A A , . . A 7 . -Q I 1 1' ' 1 4 , --2 Q-1: Z1 l 1 1 - ' . . ' . 7' , ballf1 13511: lI1211J1 l1XCe Q' 9 - ' . rx 11 . . - - , , . . x ' 7 I , . , ., . . A .', . . 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L f SENIOR CLASS fTop Rofwj fBot1om Rowj JOE FLOXD HALL B S PETER HORN BS SWAIM ALA LORTH ADAMS MASS H lx SID Baseball C11 Track C3 43 Mens Pan Hellemc Coun LEX OX D HALL SWAIM ALA H K KP Baseball C11 Track C3 45 FRANCES HANKINS B S BIRMINGHAM ALA MABEL HI DSON AB BIRMINGHAM ALA B H 9 H K 9 Booklovers Club C3 45 Crzmson Staff Y W C A ESTHA MAE IRWIN AB BIRMINGHAM ALA udson College Cx 25 B S U Councnl Presxdent Mxsslon Band Presldent Sophomore Sunday School CIaSSYVVAYVVCABYPUWAA Freshman Cheer Leader Howard C3 45 Baptrst Stu dent Secretary Dlrector Relnglous Actlvxtles W A A Y W C A Pep Squad Parade Commnttee C4j S S C -L, .LS.,:' We .lice-fx TS,f .l.i, fe- A -L :JM .E5'g1Ys.T:KWii'f5:e , 2 S1531 -ea N'?'F.'L',A:' fret-'fm Y ' . . , - - ! ' Y 7 ' S v a 7 - ' - V H i cil. , . ! , 7 . ' . I ! D ' ' ' ' 1 ' ,B.s. U v v ' , I . . 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SAM w JONES AB PINE APPLE ALA TI K 115 Basketball C15 Baseball C3 4 LAMAR KENNEDX AB BRUNDIDGE ALA 9 K N President, Student Body C45 Pre Law Student 180110111 Rotwj ROY DEAN KENNEDY, A.B. BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Football C1, 2, 3, 455 Track C2, 355 Boxing Team C3, 455 H Club. ELIZABETH KRONENBERG, A.B. BROOKSIDE, ALA. XAfI1,BII6, HK9 Crimson Staff C1, 2, 3, 455 Glee Club C2, 3, 45 5 Treas- urer, Chi Delta Phi C35 5 President C45 5 Vice-President Beta Pi Theta C455 Secretary C355 Booklover's Club Cr, 3, 45 ' Reporter C35 ' Secretarv C45 ' Honor Roll C 35 Hxp'1t1a Marshal C45 Beautx Parade C45 Candidate for Degree with Honors in Engh h XVINSTON LEGCE B S ATHENS ALA Athens College C1 5 Pan Hellenic Council C45 Parade Committee C45 Honor Roll C45 'Whig ..d ,4u,....v C ...vA-1 1 , J n 2, , 1 y ' 1 , I, 2, 2 Q - , P 4 1 5 9 ' ' . ' : s . A ' 2 - , 5- 1 , . . r , . , . . 5' - - E N . K ' .2 l - i Z ' - S - 33 ' ' ' WW 51- -gf-A 9LILLAQ-fi.:.21uLi1',i.2l'LQQQIf'lf lf1'f'f'l f 'Tl T.- , -. W A H , '. 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BIRMINGHAM ALA A z H K 9, A K C mmf: Staff Cr 2 31 Socxety Edntor C4 Y W A Cab1netC2 31 W A A Board C1 2 3 porter C2 31 Treasurer C41 Basketball C1 2 3 41 H cltes Cr 21 Hockey Conference Alabama College 1 Suxmmlng 2 3 4 Tennls Cr 2 41 Hll C41 EL rRE Nous Staff C31 Intercollegxate Debmtlng Councll Secretary C21 Debate Manager and Secre ta x C31 The New Co ed C11 The Importance of Bexng Earnest C2 Howard Masquers B S U Councnl Reporter C21 Pan Hellemc Council C3 41 Stunt Nlght C2 31 Soclal Scxence Club C41 Parade Committee C41 C ood VV1ll Tour 33 Pep Squad C41 Hypatla C41 Outstandmg Freshman Gxrl Medal EVELX N MANKER A B EL PASO TEX A A II El Paso College of Mlnes and Metallurgy Cr 21 Elec t1on Commlttee C41 Parade Committee C A Cab1netC41 C4 YW OCTAVIA MARTIN BIRMINGHAM ALA 'xvv ' vw vvx'v-Q1 L in ff'sf',12,w fs Af I , 4 , Y ' 2, , ' , ' , ! ., . 1 s , 2 g s' . 5 . , , , L . , . - . ., II , , , 1, . . ' ' ' ' ' ' C ' - - R . . . 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BIRMINGHAM, ALA. E T, II K 9 Football C2, 3, 455 H Club5 Class Stunt C2, 355 Business Manager, Freshman Edition Crimsonf Editor Crimson C355 Constitutional Committee C455 Editor Senior Edition Cl'iIl150H,' General Stunt Night Com- mittee C45 5 Assistant Editor ENTRE Nous C45 5 Trident Club C45 5 Treasurer. MARJORIE MAUNEY, A.B. BIRMINGHAM, ALA. A Z, B II O Y. VV. C. A. Cabinet CI, 2, 355 Devotional Chairman C255 Vice-President C355 Treasurer C455 Allied Arts Club CI, 2, 3, 45 5 Secretary-Treasurer, Beta Pi Theta C25 5 Parliamentarian C355 VV. A. A. CI, 2, 355 Basket- ball CI, 255 Baseball CI, 255 Glee Club C155 Honor Roll CI5 5 Business Manager, Sophomore Edition Crim- son,' Crimson Staff CI, 255 ENTRE NOUS Staff C355 Parade Committee C355 Howard Masquers C3, 455 Lady Windermere's Fan C355 The Taming of the Shrew C355 Hypatia C455 Historian5 Senior Class Ring Committee5 Editor Bullpup C355 Student Council C3, 45 5 Stunt Committee C355 Gold Honor Award C45 5 Constitutional Committee C45. Judson College CI, 25C Y. VV. C, A. Cabinet C15 5 Art Club CI, 255 French Club CI, 255 Y. VV. A., Secretary C153 Vice-President C255 Howard C3, 455 Allied Arts Club C355 Y. VV. C. A. C3, 45. DOROTHY MAE MCKINNEY, A.B. BIRMINGHAM, ALA. XAKIA Hypatia C455 Chaplaing Secretary, Chi Delta Phi5 Honor Roll5 Marshal C35 5 Publicity Committee XV. A. A.5 Reporter, Booklover's Club5 Candidate for Degree with Honors in English, JOHN MIGLIONICO, B.S. BIRMINGHAM, ALA. AK,ET Math. Medal CI55 Delta Kappa C2, 353 Debate Man- ager C355 Trident Club C355 Secretaryg ENTRE Nous Staff C355 Marshal C155 Head Marshal C255 Honor Roll Cx, 2, 35. L 5:4 JA. L ,,,,,,, -fra 5 'f3 f'5Fif5'2'?315-' 17-E275 ii'Fi1ff ',,' 'T' -.T SENIGR CLASS CTDP Rouj fBol1om Rofwj SUE NEAL A B BIRMINGHAM AIA A A II Pre xdent College Gxrl Q Sunday School Claw B S U Councrl X VV C A C1b1net Glee Club Jessie Jo NIX AB ONEOBTA ALA VVCA Social Science Club Booklovers Club HARLAN OGLE AB BIRMINGHAM ALA 2,,, ,,,,, gg,S, ,,,e,v,-Legg, -IJLQ A I ' 1,,'gm,, 'fgq ALWAN A OUFLAND AB BIRMINGHAM ALA II K I EXIRF Nous Staff Cz 3 45 Crzmxon Staff C3 45 A ax tant Edrtor C45 X M C A Cabrnet C35 Busrness Manager Bullpup C35 DOROTHY VIRGINIA PARKER AB MERIDIAL Miss A A 9 Lourlana Tech CI 25 French Club Cr 5 In er nat1onalRelat1onQ Club CI 25 Junlor Stunt X W C A C1 2 3 45 Pep Squad C45 Dormntory VV1ng President C45 DIXIE LENORA PATTEN A B BIRMIAGHAM ALA B fb A B II 9 Allred Arts Club C 2 3 45 The New Co ed I I nlversrtv of Chattanooga C25 Hovsard Ma quers 3 45 Lads VV1ndermeres Fan C35 The Tammg of the Shrew C35 Treasurer Beta P1 Theta C45 Class Stunt C1 3 vvqll' 'rQr',av1vJ'5fY WvWv' 1 Q,r,,qsw+ Yvwvmgvwy- I . 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A. fr, 2, 3, 413 l BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Chorister Ministerial Associationg Men's Glee Club. . 1 l HENRY SMITH, B.s. l 1 ALEXANDER CITY, ALA. II K qw l Student Council fzlg Y. M. C. A. Cabinet Czlg B. S. -E U. Council Cz, 3lg Treasurer Cglg Football Crlg LUCILLE RICE' A'B' ENTRE NoUs Staff fill, Business Manager, ENTRE f BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Nous Cglg President, Senior Class, Trident Club f4J. i -I 37 . N ,, . , ,,,., ., .. ,Q,, . .,., . ,, 4. . V , S, ,x.m,,3, , , , ,, A, :,:'.-.,.. A, Y,vVL,m'.a, If Y Y I' ' '+V' Iv h1' Y- 1 i'9!2-'iif' -I' -' I' A'--' A es I' H' A H!!! 4 in SENIOR CLASS KTM, Rofwj Clinllom Rofwj TOM SMITH BIRMINCIALAIVI, ALA. IT K I EDNA STEVVART C-XB BIRMIXGIIAM ALA A A 9 Secretars Tre hmm Commxsxon X VI C A Clee Cu CI 3 45 Presxrlent C45 Allled Arte Club C3 4 Booltloxers Club C3 45 Treasurer C45 Sopho more Marelml Head Marxhxl Iounders Dy C35 Honor R CI 35 Secretarx VS omene Student Or g'lI5lZZlUOII C45 Soclal SCICIICC Club C45 KATHERINE UPSHAXV AB BIRIvIIxcHAIvI ALA AllIed ArtQ Club BooltloxerQ Club VK A A X VV C A Cablnet Parade CommIttee Secretarx VVomeIQ Pan Hellemc EBTRE Nots Staff Cltw Pan Hellemc ScholarQhIp VVUIIICY 1934 IRVVIN VVALDROP AB Ba etball C2 35 H ub ,sa..aA-:hun ERIN VVALLACE, A.B. BIRMINCIIAM, ALA. A A TI I'niversity of Alabama CI, 25 g VVomen's Student Coun- ' 'I' 'Bakea I 5'B'Ise'I me I H sur VI A A C3 45 VICE Presl dent C45 Hotltex C35 Bawball C35 Iolley Ball 4 Ba ltetball C4 Y VV C A 3 4 E T WALROND BS BIRMINGHAM ALA H lx A Band CI 3 45 Preudent Sophomore Clae Mens Pan Hellemc COUIICII C 3 45 Premdent C45 Student Councxl C45 Nlce Presxdent Student Body C35 Bas et all CI5 axcball 3 4 H u IRVINC W EINSTEIN AB BROOICLAIN N I Ix 'IJ Ix B H 9 TrIdent Club C45 Prevdent Pre Ident Kappa Phl kappa AllIed Arte Club DramatIc Club Honor Roll Parade Commlttee VIILLIAM BARNETT VVICCINS AB MIDLAND CITE ALA x A E T I'I x Glee Club C 5 A Itant Ednor Crzmson C35 EINTRE Nous Staff C35 EdItor Crzmson C45 ELLOSTEIN VVRIGHT AB BIRMINGHAM ALA X A fl, BaQltetb'Ill C 2 35 BaQeball C25 Glee Club C2 3 zmsonStaffC 35 WAAC 234 YW A C1 2 35 SocIal SCIENCE Club Reporter C45 Presn dent Booltlovers Club C45 ChI Delta PhI Reporter L su ,,,, Amit l . c1l CZ5,xX.A. 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S: E ,, . 3, , V , . in .. 1 THE JUNIOR QA ': ' I 5. 1 -.. we . f' 6172 ETS JONAH ANDERSON DE FUNIAK SPRINGS, I-'LORIDA FFIOUJHII 11, 2, 31. ELEANOR ARENDALE BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA ELIZABETH BOBO BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA BEO MARTHA BRASFIELD DORA, ALABAMA AAH Y. YV. A. 1315 Pep Squad 1311 Alabama Col- lege 111. DORIS BRIDGES BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA fp M, A B A Fl'QSIlH1Hl1 Coinmission Y. XV. C. A. 111, Cab- Inet 1313 Sponsor, 1'1OXVEll'd-SUUtIlQl'Il Game 111, Parade Sponsor 1313 Feature Sevtion Entre Nous i 111, 21: Class Stunt 11, 221g SeoI'utaI'y A1- pha Epsllon Dc-Ita 12113 Howard lVIaSqIIeI's 12, 315 Lady XVindem1-I'e's Fan 121. Taming of the SlII'vw 121, Dulcy 121, The Sleeping Princess 131. GRETCHEN BROWN BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA OT VIRGINIA COBB BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA A A 9, A K Pan-Hellenic 1313 Delta Kappa 12, 313 Pre- Law Club 1313 Float Sponsor, Howard-Soutlierii Parade 131. MARGIE CRAIG BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA BfI1A ISABELLA DAVIES BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA B211 Y. XV. C. A. 11, 2, 31, Czilviiin-t 1215 Sm-r'I'f-tary S11plIoIIIoI'1g Vlzlss 121: St'I'l'1'l2ll'y, Siudg-nt Body 13 11 Footlwzill QII1-QII 131. OSCAR A. DAVIS IJOLIBLL: SPRINGS, ALABAMA B. Y. P. U. 11, 21, Pm-sirlviit 1113 Ministf-I'i:Il Assoc-iation 11, 2, 31, Vi:-4--I'I-1'-siflmit 1215 B, S, U. Counffil, TIlIl'll AYI1'1 Pl't'SI1IL'Ilt 121: Sor-ial Sviviiccf Club. SAMUEL JAMES DOOLEY BOAZ, ALABAMA VIRGINIA EAGLES BIRMINGIIAM, ALABAMA AZ S1-C-mid XIIV1'-II'l'f'SI1lt llf I'il'OSIlllli1l1 Coininission Y. XV. C. A. 111: Y. XV. C. A. 11, 2. 31, Cah- inot 12, 313 XV. A. A. 11, 2, 31, Board 1213 Baslwtbzill 111, Maiiagvi' lluz-kc-y 111, Baseball 121, Vnllwy Ball 131: TlllIl'SfI2l5' Evf1IIiIIg 111, Lady AVlll1Il'l'lllK'l'v'S Fan 121, Tho Toroh- lJP2l1'l'l'R 1313 Allif-rl Arts Club 11, 2, 31g How- ard Ivlasquz-rs 12, 313 'tElltl'9 Nous Staff 131: Stunt 1211 C-I1-'llk'l'J1I Cliairinan for Stunts 131, Honor Roll 111, Editor, Junior Edition C'I'iIn- Son 131. THOMAS FORRESTER BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA HK A, A K, Ii fb Ii Chr-or Leader 11. 213 Crimson Staff 121: Presidelit Y. M. P, A. 1315 Sopliomore Stunt 121g Junior Stunt 131. COPELAND GRAVES BLOUNTSVILIIE, ALABAMA TI K fb PrcSiclent Sophnnioro Class 121: CoIInf'il Mein- bor 1313 Men's Pali-Hollenic Council 1311 Base- ball 121. RUTH GRAVES BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA B fl' A Girls' Gle-e Club. LAXVRENCE GREER BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA Honor Roll 11, 2, 31: MiniSteI'i:Il Association 11, 2, 31, Tl'QZlSLll'6l' 121. CLASS AT HOWARD E , r F 2 2 n 5 F.- E - ul , , E - E '2 2 2 - '. 2 E E I E ' f E 1 lg E 1 2 E 5 n . 7. Q Z 5 ,, .' 2 T- - . . 1 1 E 4555 -E Q2 'Jw' '.. E 4 5 -ww fl ' 2145 fvf if 7 ' 1 ' W 42 M: 5554 ggi 9 A 's -. . me T H E J U N I o R gif! ,Q ... iw, W.: , f, W, Q, My, Z 5.1, Lg .' . E6 Z3 : 1 6172 EFS EVELYN GRIMMER BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA fl, M EVA KATHRYN HARGRAVE BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA XACI' Y. XV. C. A. RepI'1-s1-Iitative to Iliclge--I1-st 133, 1'ahinet 1113: BOOlilOX'13l'H' Clllll, Xvl1'1'-I,l't?Sll1t'Ill 1333 Noniinl-e for F1-ature S1-vtion 1331 1'lIi 131-Ita Phi, T3-1-asurei' 1331 Lady XVlll1lvI'lll0l'0'F 3 Fan 1L3. Stage 1'nInnIitt1-1', Tho 'Faniingi Ill' the SlII'ew 11131 Hmmr Iloll 1233 XYI3IIIvII's Stu- ill-nt 11I':aIIizzIti13xI 13, Ill, ETHEL HOVVLE nIRMINGIIAI.1, Al..-IIIAM.-X AZ EVERETT INGRAM ASHLAND, ALABAMA II K IIA Honor Roll 1133 Band 12, 332 Manager Banrl 133, Drum Major 133: Assistant Business Man- ager, Entre Nous 133. EVELYN CALHOUN JOHNSON BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA B E O Devotional Chairman Y. XV. C. A. 123, Y. XV. C. A. 11, 233 Sevretary. XVomen's Pan-Hellenic 1'oun1-il 123, Vis-ePresi1leIIt 1333 Y. XV. A. 11, 23: Freshman Coniniission I'3iI'vc-tol' 1333 Parade Committee 1333 Honor Roll 11, 233 Election Coniniittee 1233 1VIIlI'lFt2'l'l' Minor Sports, XV. A. A. 1333 Stuclc-nt Council 1333 P1-p Squad 133. OLIN KELSO BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA A A T Football 11, 2, 33. PRESTON LANGSTON BESSEMER, ALABAMA AAT EUNICE LONG 1-IALEYVILLE, ALABAMA Girls' Glee Club 11, 2, 33,ViC6-Pl'OSli1PHt 1333 Booklovers' Pluh 12, 33: B. S. U. Council 12, 33. Vir-e-President 1233 B. Y. P. U. Repxwsentativf- 133. Direotor 133, Presidt-nt 123: Mission Band 12, 333 Reportvr 1233 AVOII'lflIl'S Student Govern- ment 1333 Y. XV. A. 12, 33, Devotional C'lIaiI'- man 1333 Honor Roll 11. 233 Social Science Club 12, 333 Historian 133. ZEB LUCAS AsIII.Axn, ALABAMA GRACE MANGVN IIIRMINGIIAM, ALAIIAMA AZ 51 'V''TIIVB'-T11-:IslII'1-I' l l'l'SllIllf1Il f'flIlllIllSSlOI'l 1133 AIII-I-I AI-rs vnu, 1131 w. A. A. 11. 233 pop Squzul 1233 llilting OllZlll'I'llZlIl 123. TOMMIE MANGVN li.lT.SA'5 1'IAII', KANSAS AA,xAfI, IIESS MCCOMAS BIRMINGHAM, ALAIIAMA fl' Nl, X A fly I1 K 13 Y. XY. 12. A, I'I'esidvI1t. Fix-sliniaii 1'onImissi13n 113, Vim--I'I'1-s.1l1-Iit 12333 llonui' 1:1311 11' 233 Husiiivss Mailngvi' I+'I'1-sliinan liwlition 4f'I'lIIlSUll 1131 Most l3lllFI2lIl1llll2' lfiw-slIIIIaII Girl Medal 113, PaI'a1l1A 1'onInIittv1- 12, 333 Entre Nous Staff 12. 33. Assistant Editor 123, E1litoI'-in- 1'lii13l' 1333 Elf-1'tioII 1Y'l3IIlIlllltPt' 1333 Float Snon- sor. IlowaI'1l-SoutlI1-I'n l'aI'a1l1- 15333 G1-Iieral f'hZ'lllAII'lZ1ll B1-auty PaI'a1l1- 123: Stunt Coinniittev 123. PIIILLIP MCCVRDY IIIRMINGIIAM, ALABAMA E ll, li CLARA MCEACH ERN LOUISVILLE, ALABAMA qw II, x A : Hoiioi' Roll 11, 231 Soplioinoro Marshal 123, Tl'1 LiFllI'6'I', S-313lIonIoI'e Class 1233 First Vim-- Presirlent Frm-slinian 1 onInIission 1133 XVOIHQIES Athletic Assoviation 123: Basltetlmll 113: Y. XV. A. President 1233 B. S, U. 12, 33, Ser-rc-tary 123, Troasurei' 1333 S1'1'I'1'fllI'j' XVOIIIZIIYS Stuclvnt GIlX't3l'!l!ll9llt 123, xVl1'1'-PI't'Slfll'Ilt 1333 Vive- Presiclent XVOIIIZIIYS Student Assoc-iation 133: Iullll-IGIPUPIIIP 12, 33, I'I'vsiclent 1333 Entre Nous Staff 1331 B. Y. P. U. PI'1-sitlent 1133 Y. XV. C. A. Cabinet 113. JOHN MILFORD HUNTSVILLE, ALABAMA 3 N, A E A PIR-sident Frvslinian Glass 1131 Most Out- standing F1-1-slinian Boy Medal 113: X. M. C. A. 12. 312 Junta 133, Pan-Hellenie 1 ouncil 123. Seeretary, Pan-I-Ielloniv 133. ELOISE MONTGOMERY ROEBUCR SPRINGS, ALABAMA 113131 CLASS AT HOWARD .n,,. T I ... I -. E : ' I 1 I 1 u 4 s . .' I -. g . 5 1 . . f il 5 . o 4 1 . l ' . gf ' . 3 Z 1 . 1 .'- 2 '- g . 4 ' I 3 . 3 . wil Z 1 ik! ,... I 211 ' 5 EW! EFS HAZEL PAXVSON BIRMINGHAM, AI..-IBAM.-I AZ FRED PHILLIPS BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA JANE PRATT FAIRFIELD, ALABAMA PARKS REDVVINE GADSDEN, ALABAMA EIlEt0I'iul Stuff Entry Nous 1335 111-111-I':Il Svc'- retury Young PI-ople-S' 131-11III'tIII1-IIL Ifllhillllil Sunday School 12, 333 Miiiistcriul .-XSSOL'li11lUll 11, 2, 33, Iiuporte-r 113, Pulpit Stipply 1'lIzIiI'- man and lit-13I'oS+-Iitative to l :II'-Iilty 123, Sup- ply Committee 1331 CI'imsuII Stuff 1133 Vice- PI'1-Side-IIt, Biriningliain Assm-iatioii B. Y. P. 11. 1133 B. S. U. 11, 2, 33, l'i11poI't1-I' 113, First Vice-President 11, 23, Stain- Via.-e-1'I'I-sich-Iit 133. MARJORIE ROPER BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA IIJM LEONTE SAYE BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA A z, X A E Chemistry I42lbOl'21fOl'y Assistant 1133 C1Ii AI- pha Sigma, S1-1'I'vt21I'y-Trf-IISIIIn-I' 123. President 133g Y. XV. C, A. FI'eslIIII:In Coniinission 113, Allied Arts Club 11, 233 llonor Iioll 11, 23. CLAUDE SMITH BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA AK NATHAN SIMS GUNTERSVILLE, ALABAMA lil'IiI.YN Sl'l3l3I l'Il IIIRNIIXHIIAM, AI..XIl.XNl.X I M, I: II 13 lIon:II'Il AIIlY1jll1'l'F 12, .Lrg .Xlli-ffl Arls 1'lIIlI 11, 231 l1o1.IcloMAI'N' 1'lIIlI 12131 'I':IIIIiII: ol III'- SIII'-1w 123, llonoi' lloll 123. JAMES TURNER QRGIIWBLI., AI.All.fXMA A A T DOROTHY VVALKIZR BIRMINCIIAM, .'lI.ABA!vlA fl' ll '1'lI11 'l'oI'1-lil3I'zII'1-I's'' 1331 'I'I'IA:Is11I'1'I', I'il'CSlllll1lll 1'oIIIInissIoII 1134 111111-1'lIIh 1131 lloImI'IZ13ll 113: 7 XV. A. A. 11, 1.3, PzII':I1lI- CoIIIIIIitt1-e 123, REBA XVEAR C0UsIIA'I'I'A, LOUISIANA KI: M Sm-I'utz1I4y Junior Class 12233 B0fl1il1lY13l4S' Club 1333 Y. XV. C. A. 133. DOROTHY XVILHITE HIRMINCHAM, ALABAMA XV. A. A. 11. 2, 33, Board 12, 331 Collegs- Vol- lI-y Bull IXIIIIIQIQ1-I' 1333 llovlcf-y 'l'1-HIII 11, 23: 15:Iskt-Ihnll Vfvlllll 11, 23, Uxisulvzill Tvillll 13. 3,2 Vollvy Ball 1335 Y. XY. C. A. 133. MRS. GRADY XVINSTEAD BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA YV. G. XVINSTEAD oNI-:oNTA, ALABAMA CLASS AT HOWARD 2 I b : 1 ,. f , THE SCDPHOMORE 6172 EFS P. M. ACKER BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA GLADYS ALLDREDGE x BRo0KsvII.LE, ALABAMA 1 'S A A II Allied Arts Club 111, 1-'stature St-I-titni 4113 J 1 Howard 1XIasquI-is C113 Lorinitory l,'OUlll'l1 11.13 Pep Squad 121. ROBERT ALLEN BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA II K II' EVELYN ANSLEY BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA LII AI, A K, B II 9 Student Count-il 111: Honor Roll 1113 Chair- man I7I'P2-ihlllilll Stunt Colninittwv 411: llowniwl Masque-rs 11, 21, XYll l'-P1't'SllIllIll C211 Allied Arts Club 1113 TaIning' ur' the Slim-xI ' 611, The T0l'I'lllJPk1l'9I'S 121, Ln Lettre- fV'l1fll'gt'l-1 f21: Ser'I'etaI'y, Delta Kaplia C213 Pep Sqtiatl 1213 Y. AV. C. A, Cabinet f21. HOWELL BENNET DOTHAN, ALABAMA IIKfI1 TRACY BURGER GADSDEN, ALABAMA Football II, 21. ANN ELIZABETH BERRY BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA A K SeC'I'etaI'y Freshman Class GJ: B. S. U. Coun- cil f11: AV. A. A. f11: Allied Arts Club 111' Baseball f11: Basketball C115 Honor Roll C113 Stunt Committee 1115 Glee Club 11, 21, Secre- tary 1213 Student Count-il 421g Pep Squad C211 Vive-President. Delta Kappa 121: Birmingham- Southern-Howard Parade Committee 421. MARVIN BISHOP BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA HKA OTHO BRUCE BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA 2 N, A K Y. M. C. A. Cabinet fl, 21. GRETA B. BURROUGHS BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA A A 9 Booklovers' Club Q1 21: Pianist Freshman Commission, Y. AV. C. A. 611. THOMAS CLINKSCALES Glee Club cn: Howard VINCENT, ALABAMA 47 YVILMA COLLINS BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA 11, AI, A If: A ALLEN COOK AND.-Xl.USIA, ALABAMA PAUL COX CLANION, Al.ABAl'v1A II K fl' JESILYN DAVIS BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA W. A. A. QI, 21, PAUL DAVIS CHEROKEE, ALABAMA A A T Football. MARJORIE DERBY BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA KIJM EDVVARD DUNCAN IRONDALE, ALABAMA Track 41, 21. JAMES EDWARDS MOBILE, ALABAMA II K fb JOHN FENN BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA GKN THOMAS GARNER BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA HKA MARGARET GODWIN BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA A Z, B H e Arts Club tl, 21. Stunt 111, l'IntI'v NI-us Stn Masquers i115 Allied LASS AT HOWARD in f sl T + ' E 1 3 if W . ,H u 12,35 in ' 2 gg, . M 3 r EN! 1 ,, fig Lia, 'f '75 r 5 ff V 123 01,16 HM 15' 1 W4 yi 9? V? V if ii Y, 1 U4 , . gp: fb, 1 . wi P' 2 7. W , 14, ,f ,, s f, ,, fx f , mf? 44 W1 'wjii w W 3' W E52 'Q I .i I L- 2 Z' 5,1 : 5 Z M., . f -. 1 '... , I Ac ' Q ff ,J Us W: ' fa -4 . . 4 a ,A,, , Q. ,, ,H X .- 1:7 - THE SOPHOMCJRE 1 6172 ZVS MILDREIJ IIOIJWIN BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA A Z, I: II Ia Glee Club LIU llUII'uI'Il Ix'IlINlllI4'I'2i lljg Alllml Arts Club 41, EI. CHARLES GRANAD E LIaRoI', ALABAMA KATIE LOI' HAMMETT BIIIMIXGIIAM, ALAIIAMA KELLEY ,IOIINSON sI'I,.xc.-IL'r:A, AI..III.xMA STELLA JONES I:IRMIxcII.IM, AI,.III.xM.I A Z LIIIIIIII-lI.IIII-SfmtlII'I'II III: I':IiIIt :IIIII I'-It lqllllr 111' XX' X X WJ J. Ia. KING BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA VIII-N I N 'IA AI 'l'I'1-'IQIII1-I' I l'1'SIIlII2llI Vluss ily: Alliml Arts Y Y V VIIIIP ll, ZITI film- l'lIllI KI. LII: Y. IYI. V. A. BoolIlox'eI's' Club llig I'U21IllI'L' S4'I'tIbII 113: I-:,I,im.l ,L 3,5 -Alqm,-,. NUUS-' Stuff 43,- Gleu Club 4193 Ifllllll SIIIIIIMII- IIowzII-II-AIIIIuI'II Gilllltl 1213 BIIIIII SIIIIIISUI' IIuwzII'Il-SLIIIIIII-VII LIHIIII' l2Ig BI-uuly 1'III'IIdv 1233 Stunt III, FRANCES HILL BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA BOUIiIOYt'I'S' Club 421. MARGARET HOGAN BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA 11, II, X A 11, HOIIIFI' Roll C111 Band SIIOIISUI' I'IUWilI'iI-S01ltIl- I-rn GIIIIIL- C115 Glue Club 113. THOMAS HOLMES ATMORE, ALABAMA Football CU. IIELEN MALONE IsIRMIxcIIAM, AIAIIAMA A Z III-I'IIII-Iw-'S l :IlI III: Iluw1II'Il Ras- I lllll'l'4 tl 211 NY. A. A. III, Yulls-3' I Ill VU. HARDEE MARTIN BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA A A II, A Ia A ELIZABIZTIAI MCNEIL BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA LI, II, X A II- MARTHA MILES BIRMIxGI-IAM, ALAIIAMA HAZEL HIIRTT IRONIJALE, ALABAMA B II 9 Ilonox' Iiloll C111 Booklovers' Club 11, 25. MELVIN HYATT CULLMAN, ALABAMA Business MLlII3gl,'I', Boys' Glee Club. WALTER HARPER BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA rII:A,X-IE HERMAN INGRAM sI'LAcAUcA, ALABAMA ARTHUR INMAN TOVVNLEY, ALABAMA 'IP BI ROLAND MOLPLTS MOBILE, ALABAMA 9 K N FREDDY MORRIS BROVVNSVILLE, TEN NESSEE 9 K N ROY MYRICK COFFIEEVILLE, ALABAMA 9 K N VELMA NEAL BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA AAIT Spolxsnr, llowarsl-f'lIattIII1oog:I GIIIIII1 UI, Au- buI'II-HIIw:II'Il GIIIII1' 1215 PI-11 Squful 1213 Iluw- 3.l'tI-S0l1IIIl'I'l1 I'1ll'2l1I0 1'DlllIIlIIIt'l' 1213 I-'loai 2-2poIIsnI', IImx'zII'cl-SOIItlIvI'II PzII'zIIlc 123. 49 CLASS AT HOWARD 5 I E ' A I g . ! 4 - i I 50 THE SCPHOMORE HENRY PARKER CRICHTON, ALABAMA II Ii IIA, K fb II, A Ii 6172 ZVS CARMEL SNOXV IIIil.EN.X, Al..XIlAM.X President If'I'eslII'naII 1'lass 11, Zlg 1'lIe1'I' Leafler 11, 211 Allied Arts . I. 1 , , ', I. -I, MARY LICNA TAYLOR .11 U 8 M 1, A t1,-J, Birmingham News S1-liolarsllipg Mzisquers 11, 23g Student I'oun1'il 123, NASH REEDER BESSEMER, ALABAMA ESIDE JULIA REEVES ANNISTGN, ALABAMA A K Allied Arts Club 1113 Glee Club A. M. REID BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA II K A FRENCH RHODES DE ARMANVILLE, ALABAMA Glee Club. MILDRED RHODES BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA AAG JACK ROBERTSON BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA E N MADRENE ROTHERMEL BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA A A H Feature Section fly: Beauty Parade FRANK SLAUGHTER BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA H K A Football. MARJORIE SMITH BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA AAH VARINA SHELTON SMITH BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA A II, B II 9 Allied Arts Club 17: Howard M s u C a q et Y. YV. C. A. Cabinet 121. fl. 25. 1 BIRMINGHAM, ,xI.An.xMA A Z ELIZABETH TILLER BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA fb M IIUIIVII' Roll 11. 233 I'iI'1'SlllllJlI1 Mztrslial 1II- I Iafmlqlowl-A' film, 11, Qu. ' ELIZABETH XVEAKLEY ROEBUCK SPRINGS, ALABAMA AAII BEN VVILBANKS TALLASSEE, ALABAMA A A T Pl'FiSllI1 llt Soplioinore 1 l:Iss 121: Frmtlmll, MILDRED VVILKINSON BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA B 111 A Viee-President Fre-sliinzin 1'onIInissirm Ill: A. D. Smith Math Award 1153 Fin-slIIIIaII Stunt 1113 Y. XV. C. A. Cabinet 11, Zj, Sw-retary 13M Entre Nous Staff 11, 21: llonor Roll 11, 2l3 Boolclrnvers' Club fl, 213 Glen 1 luh 11. :Zig Arts Club 11, 21: Pan-H1-lleliiv 1'mIII14il 121: Beauty Parade 1215 Float Spmmsor. 1IOXVi1l'd'SOllIhQl'I'l Parade 423. LAEVERT VVILLIAMS MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA TIKCIJ CAROLYN VVILLIS BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA B fb A Boolilovers' Club fl, 23. MARIA WOODS BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA W. A. A. 11, 25. LULA XVRIGHT BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA B E O Birmingliam-Soutliern 1113 XV. A. A. 125. LAVINIA YOUNG FAIRFIELD, ALABAMA AAII IS C233 Alabama College Ill: Freshman fE40f'IlI'lIIS.l0lI fljg Home Ewononiif-s 1 lulm 112, Sl CLASS AT HOWARD 5 E i i 5 , 5 x if L TE E I , 1 5 E , fc, r f E f if i K V4 gf 5 5 5 5 fl L 1 . 2 ,,,Z ' 222 1 ... g E Q f , if 5, 31.2- V ff, , 5 2 2 , , E2 If? 5 , , , U ' 2 fr - ,f Q FRESHM ARCHIE ADAMS . . GRACIE ADAMS . . . MARY ELLEN ADKINS . . PAUL ALLEN, H K df . . RUTH ALLRED ...... GRACE ANIJERSON, A ,J II . . MOLLY ANDERTON, A J Il . FAY ASKEW, H K 'lf .... LUPTON BAINES, II K 'I' . . GILES BAKER, A A T . . VIRGINIiX BARNES . . . . BIARTHA AIO BASS, A ,I H . . TRIMAN BASS, 9 K N . CHARLES BELL, 9 K N . . JACK BELL, H K df ..... BERNICE BELLSNYDER, J Z . LL'CILLE BLACK, B .Y O . . . MARTHA JULE BLACKSHEAR, LEO BRAZIL, 9 K N .... EARL BROWN . .... . HERBERT BROWNE, A A T . . ERNEST BUCHI . . . . . JARRELL BLTRDETT . . JEAN CAMPBELL .... HAROLD CARTER, II K A . . VVILLIAM CHANDLER, H K CIP GLLIE COBB, II K dl .... DOROTHY COLE, A Z . . JUDSON COLLEY, 2' N . . AUDIE LOU COMPTON . . NORBIAN COOPER ..... ROSEMARY CROOK, A 11 0 . . FRANCES CROWDER . . . REBECCA DAILY, A Z .... ELOISE DENTON, A L1 9 MARY ELIZABETH ESTES, Q . M 'AH 6171 EFS , Leeds, . .LeedS, . Alilltown, Birmingham, Birmingham, Thomasville, Birmingham, . . Dothan, Blountsville, Birmingham, B i rmingh am, Birmingham, B i rmingham, . .TOwnley, . .DOthan, Birmingham, Birmingham, . Headland, . .lXIIillpOrt, Birmingham, Birmingham, Birmingham, . . Clanton, Birmingham, . . . Selma, Birmingham, . . .JaSper, . . Decatur, . . .Troy, . Hanceville, . Rogersville, Birmingham, Birmingham, Birmingham, . Talladega, Birmingham, Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama CLASS AT HOWARD E FRESHM VERNON FADLKNER, .Y 'If E . BILLIE HL'GH FENNELL, 61 K SARA FERRELL, ,I Z . . . . . GR.ACE FULLER, A A II . . JL'LIET FI.'LI.ER, A A U . . LESLIE FLQLA, Q K N . . MRS. C. R. GLAzE ..... ELIZABETH GOL'RLEX', A A H EARL GRIFFIN, II K A . . . VVINIFRED GRISSORI, H K A . JOHN H.ANKINS, 2 W E. . . JOHN HIARRELL, .Y . . . . RIARGARET HARRIS, A A H . CHARLES HEALY, 2' 'D E . . GLENN HE.ARN, II K df . . . MARY NELL HEARN4, A -J II . . ODELL HESTER ........ MARY NELL HILL, A A H . JOHN HINGSON ....... MARTHA HUOOINS, fp M . . KATHERINE HL'TCHINSON, A A H ROBERT JAMES, H K fb . . . LETTIE LOU JOHNSON . . . ERNESTINE JONES, A A IY . . J.E.LEE.. JOSEPHINE LENZ, Q M . . . LONNIE DEE LINDSEY, II K A JEAN LOYD, A A H .... . BERNARD NIACHIN, H K Q2 . HUBERT lVIATE ..... DIARY RICCARTY, A A II . . ALEX RICCUTCHEON, H K fP . . XVILMA lb'flCDONALD, A Z . . RIAMIE NIIDDLETON, A A H . RIARY LOU NIILLER, B I O . ZW! EFS 55 BlI'Il1lllgllill1l l31I'III1IIglIaIII, lgl1'1Hll1gll2llll . PcI'I'yx'ille, . Pc1'1'yvillc Bi 1'I1llllgl12lIll, l3irminglIaIII, liirmillglmm, H i1'miIIglIam, B i rmingbam, lgirmillgham TlIOmaStOII, Bl1'1Hlllgl'lflITl, liirmingham, . Albertville, . Albertville . Russelville, Birminglmam, . .Oneonta Birmingham, . . .T1'Oy, Bl1'Il1lI1gl'l2l11'1, Birmingham Birmingham, . . Decatur, l3iI'miIIglIam 1 D I v Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama . .Al3ClllIH, Florida Bl1'IHlllgl1ZiIll, . Albertville Birmingham, . . Dothan Birminglaam Birmingham . .Homewood . .II'Ol1ClZllC, CLASS AT HOWA U Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama RD F ,, , 4 og rl if -. Q f i . , . : . . .-. Q V nn., w I f I .. . 2 , 55 ' E X .-' '... i Z 2 i Z g , 5 .fl : 5, 4 V .2 3 A :, f o ,Q 1 l 4 i .-. :' -. 2743 H '55, 56 E FRESHM EMILY AIITCHELL, B If O . . ROBERT O,DANIEL . . . ELMA QGLE ..... . ETHELYN ORR, A A 9 . . SHIRLEY PATRICK, W M . . . GER.ALDINE PATTERSON, fp M . . RUTH PATTERSON, A .I I7 . . . CALVIN PETTEY, H K 'D . . ALIECE PHILLIPS .... ROBERT PHILLIPS . . ELEANOR POWELL . . . LOUISE POWELL, 'P M . . JOEL RAINER, A ,1 T . . . LIBBY JEAN REEVES, A .1 67 . . CAROL JEANETTE ROGERS, A .I I9 .AIELL SGARBOROUGH, A A IY . . L. C. SIMS, .Y N ...... HUGH FRANK SMITH . . LOUISE SMITH, A A GJ . . VIRGINIA SPEER ...... AXIARGARET STAUNTON, fl' M . . NELLE STEWART, A .1 9 . . EO STRICKLAND ........ DIARY VIRGINIA TURNER, A Ll Q BUELL VVARREN. A A T . . . . HOWARD VVEAVER . . . ELIZABETH VVHATLEY, B .Y O . JANE VVHEELER, fb M .... LEE WHITE ........ lVIARY LOUISE VVHITE, fp M . . NALYFLEET VVILLIARISON .... lb'IARY VVATTIE VVILSON, Q M . RAYMOND WRIGHT, 6 K N . . VIRGINIA VVRIGHT, A A 9 . . MARY YANDLE, B Q5 A . 6172 BVS 57 l3iI'miIIglIam, . Tallasscc, l3iI'IIIiIIglIam, Iglfllllllgllillll, . .Fairflc-lml, . .GadSden, Bl1'IHlIlgl1!lIH . .Decatmq Bll'INlIlgllfllTl, BiI'miIIg1lIaIII, Birmingllam, BiI'miIIglIaIII, . .Vcrbcna BiI'miIIglIam, . .lNIOI'I'IS, . Albertville, . .Thorsby . llfunforcl, Bi1'IIIiIIgbaIII, . .DCCHflll', Birmingham Birminglmam, . Albertville, . Cropwell . Rogersville, . .DCCHtlll', Bll'ITlll1gl1ZllTl BlI'lUlIlgl1ZlIl1, BiI'minglIam, B I I'II1lI'l gh am BiI'IIIIIIglIam BI1'mingbaI'II, . . . Guin . . . Guin Birmingham I Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama CLASS AT HCWARD , ,-., -.-.V-An 1 v xxxxx fi ,Y 1 : K . ' I L.. ,.. fl EA: Pi E1 .jf 1 ,1 rl 'Q :1 Zi k .Q ew if .1 13 ya ,. fu mi K . ,... ,yr -X ' 0 'e .ma-u Air- kaungfan-.A..4 shes. 'W' s'E S ..Y.Tu Arm f ff' 'Q 5 W M ar T 'vi 2 .-.,---A? .. ' . 1-4:1 L -' - .,,,,.,:i-5-4 ,. .. rl A ' E'-J A P4 2 W ' 5 '7-, ', fs ws V 1 ,' -. --. , 4 1.5 ,I ' .T-1 .fx .N , I 1 5 - . A , , pn , l r' ' ! -5' A ' gl 1 Ei . -.' N .Y I .N I - ' L - , ., Q ' ' l - 1 Q A 'J Q ,1 ' 1 - i , J U ,, , ,. -.v, ,,. ,, x,-T ,f,,., ,. , .Fil ' - ' ' An..--nuts'-whi-nl'-4,1 1 ' Ln. ' I ., 1 - ,oY...-.v.z.-,nr-1,-.,,r , -', 7 4' ,fl , Qx- IV.. f-..-,gy V , --Q KI.:-,, 3- EE' I ' .mfr A, fn gi it . k- 1 ,, E? ' n , , .'.- --4,-.5-.ft-j. v il - U . WEARERS DF THE VICTOR RANDOLPH STANLEY MATE ROY FAYET RUSSELL GARRETT E. T. WALROND SAM JONES DAN SNELL JIM STUART DEWITT DUNN ADRIAN MCKENZIE JACK OSBORNE OLIN KELSO PAT HARRISON SWEDE LAWSON PAT MADONIA PRESTON LANGSTON CHET SPATH MIKE WELLS JONAH ANDERSON RAY HOLMSTEDT PETE ALLEN HICK EWING ROY KENNEDY TOM EVERETTS EWING HARBIN LAMAR WILLIAMS BOB THOMPSON PETE ESTES I-IORACE GUTTERY CHET MACOMBER PENNY PENROD DAVE SNELL DAVE KILPATRICK DEWEY FINLEY MUREL SCHRECKENGOST EDWARD CHOJ NOWSKI CHARLIE XXIILCOX RED BATSON EDDIE WOJECKI BILL HEARD MORRIS PICKENS . ..,..,.,r,,... -.-., . 7' v 'VIIYLP A1476 apr r -L s-JL .,,, I Mfg. .. S. THE SEASON'S GAMESJU HOWARD, 313 JACKSONVILLE, 0 Opening up the season against Jacksonville State Normal, the Bulldogs were able to win an impressive victory. They defeated the Owls, 31-0, using the entire squad in the game. The team clicked perfectly, and when the reserves were sent in the team was not weakened. HOWARD, Og AUBURN, 19 Howard played a vicious defensive game against the Tigers, losing 19-0. Auburn's first touchdown came as the result of a fumble and a stiff penalty. The other two scores were a '52-yard sprint and a long forward pass. The Bulldogs had one scoring chance late in the game, a brilliant forward pass to Estes good for 33 yards placed the ball on Auburn's eight-yard line, but the Auburn defense tightened as the game ended HOWARD, 13, PRESBYTERIAN 0 The Bulldogs beat the Presbyterian Blue Hose- men 13-0 with two perfectly timed forward passes when they got their chances in the second and fourth periods of play. Kennedy, Garrett, Everetts and Ewing were responsible for these. There was little -marching, with each team making only three first downs. Harrison was the outstand- ing linesman. HOWARD, 515 UNION, 0 The Bulldogs scored from one to three touch- downs in each period. The baclcfield men were running hard and the linemen doing their part. The invaders were able to malce only one first down, this coming in the fourth quarter, while Howard scattered her 26 first downs rather freely. sz Y .- Q s'-- r- Y ia --r-i '... p ..- .... .......,--.. ..... a...,.- .- W - --- Y NW I .. ,. ,. .,.... .... ..-.. '- T' ' . if 157' , gif '.'.. 'L HOWARD, 265 SOUTHWESTERN, 7 Howard ran true to predictions in winning easily from Southwestern, and was never in danger from the first whistle. Dashing out into the front the Bulldogs piled up a commanding lead. It was in the final period that the Lynx scored, using a cleverly executed passing attack. The Bulldogs scored in every quarter, limiting the Lynx to 24 net yards on running plays from scrimmage. The first downs stood 13 for Howard and 8 for Southwestern. HOWARD, 27, MILLSAPS, 7 After taking a 19-0 licking from the Majors last year, the Bulldogs won an easy victory over Millsaps, 27-7. The Millsaps score came as a result of a number of short passes. It was demon- strated to the coaches in this game that the Bull- dogs were out to win a title. The vicious brand of football displayed at times by the Majors made the game very interesting. The Bulldog line was functioning perfectly, making large holes for the backheld men to run through. HOWARD, 50, SPRING HILL, 0 The Bulldogs were held scoreless the first quar- ter. Coach McLane sent in a new team and before Sept. 22-Jacksonville . Sept. 29-Auburn . . . Oct. 7-Presbyterian . . the game ended had 50 points. Different combina- tions were used in this game and all functioned as a unit. Before this year the series with the Hillians had been very close but due to our excellent team this year, they were smothered under. HOWARD, 21, MISSISSIPPI, 0 This game was the crisis of the Howard foot- ball season. By winning it the Bulldogs were able to claim S. I. A. A. and Dixie Conference titles. Ewing Harbin and Everetts led the Bulldog at- tack, with the line performing perfectly. Harbin's 90-yard run for Howard's first score was the most spectacular play of the day. The blocking of Penrod and Ewing was another outstanding fea- ture of the game, making possible the long runs. HOWARD, 65 TAMPA, 6 Facing a powerful and a heavier team in Tampa the Bulldogs were tied, 6-6. Tampa being out- played put up a good defense, especially during the last half. Howard's only touchdown came in the second quarter when Everetts ran 35 yards behind perfect interference for a counter. . Legion Field . Legion Field . Clinton, S. C. . Oct. 13-Union . . . . . Legion Field Oct. 21-Southwestern . . . Legion Field Oct. 28-Millsaps . . . . . Legion Field , Nov. 11-Spring Hill . . . . . Legion Field ar Nov. 18-Mississippi College . . . Vicksburg, Miss. Nov. 30-Birmingham-Southern . . FOOTBALL Dec' SCHEDULE FOR 1933 9-Tampa University . . . Legion Field . Tampa, Fla. ilu SCUTHERN Howard, 7, Southern, 7. Seldom has there been a more spectac- ular game seen than the Howard-Southern game. On the Hrst play after Howard got the ball, Pete Estes ran 80 yards off tackle for a touchdown. The Bulldogs were able to get deep into Southern territory twice thereafter, but to no avail. Birmingham- Southern four times forced its way within the Howard 20 yard line, but only once did they make good against the Bulldogs, great defensive play. Ernest Teel proved GAME to be a constant worry to the Bulldogs. Everetts and Estes were almost loose several times but were caught. Most of Howard's offensive was centered around these two, and both proved to he great ball carriers. Both of the Snells did some fine punting. Capt. Fayet, at end, and Wells, at guard, performed excellently for How- ard. Although Birmingham - Southern made more first downs than did Howard, the 64 K i'l'i -- ' -- -K . -' P YYY: ' Y ' at, -L . . -- -+av- ,, nsamix , .'-..,,ga.f., . ....,.2..,, 3 ir t .. t Y ha xp. ::.fis.m 1 ' ' I-L .,. ...,...,,. .. ....-..- ..... .-, ...,..... .r--....- .,.. . ...Y, --...,.. ....,.,,,....,... -.-....-.....,, yards gained were about even. This un- doubtedly was I-Ioward's toughest foe, other than Auburn, of the year. Two clever plays, one borrowed from Oregon and the other from Coach Thomas of the University of Alabama, were used in this game. Although they were not en- tirely successful, they added much interest for the spectator. The first was a cork- screw, in which Everetts attempted a gain through center. The second was a try at blocking the opponents' kick for extra point. When the ball was snapped, An- derson, center, was raised to the shoulders of Wells and Spath, guards. This feat was beautifully executed, but fate carried the ball a little too high. The Southern game closed out the con- ference football careers of Fayet, Ewing, Wfells, Garrett, Lawson, Mate, Kennedy and Dunn. The loss of these men will be a serious one. As the result of their consistently fine playing throughout the season, Pooch,' Fayet, Tom Everetts, and Chet Spath were chosen for the Dixie Conference and S. I. A. A. teams of the year. The battle with the Panthers was the last in which Coach McLane saw his beauu tifully trained team of '33 perform, and was probably the last Howard-Southern fray he will ever witness as coach of the Bulldogs. The 1933 team was one of th' finest ever to represent Howard, and was indeed a credit to Coach McLane in the final season of his very successful career at Howard. 65 COACH McLANE X - f - ' ,V -1 .- Sig,-slgfgi' . 1 Eff' -, Ck CCDACHING STAFF Coach Edd1e McLane 1n h1s seven years at Howard has establ1shed an env1able record as a coach HIS teams have always been a hreat 1n the S I A A and 1n the two year DIXIE Conference He has come to be recogn1zed as one of the best college coaches 1n the South McLane teams have made very credltable showmgs aga1nst the Southern and Southeastern Conference rlvals also He has become known too for h1s 1ngenu1ty 1n dev1s1ng plays from the Notre Dame system Whlch Howard foot ball teams use Coach Raymond Davls who th1s year Hnlshed h1s Hrst vear as ass1stant to Mc Lane has already estabhshed hlmself as an mvaluable l1ne coach Coach Ray wxll be remembered as one of the greatest l1nemen ever to play at Howard and he has the rare ab1l1ty to transfer h1s knowledge to h1s men Athletes and coaches as well, have great respect for h1s ab1l1ty as a player and a coach Coach B1lly Bancroft probably che greatest Hom ard back of all time, coaches freshman athletrcs He has coached the first year men 1n great fash1on and much of the success of the vars1ty teams has been due to the thorough b3S1C tra1n1ng they have recelved from thls fine coach :Il wkij ww it WPKYYJQ1 7 7 . . . . ,, ,, . . , . r . . - . . . . . ' 2 7 ' 7 I . 7 as .i...wf ' TNC-rQQ.2,Q ., 7 :'flQ.-q., ..IQ'lQ'T aan!--f-'1,.:1,,, --ii,..I...:4..4J '- 'Qr.,,,2t3.s..LH -etlfbl-2-lv - ' -'C' .w 1. Q.. . E If u ' :I+ 'O' : - i -. inn.: S :Q L.. : . : -5. .A All L EMIA. .L A Q H 'carfwff' t ,A 'Q -' ' '+ i'fv F'i'2'T'ift11r'ir'f-sfvrft -fH1!'vr1rvQ-A . r . McLANE BANCROFT AIX D fke VAQSITV SQ JAD Front row: VVILBANKS, EVERETTS, MADONIA, GUTTERY, J. THOMPSON, N. GARREW, ESTES, CAP. FAYET, PENROD, ALLEN, B. THOMPSON, L. DAvxS, PHILLIPS. Sffond rofw: RUSSELL MOLPUS, CLICKAS, EWING, P. DAVIS, MCKENZIE, DUNN, MATE, IYZENNEDY, HARDxN, ALT.-CAP. VVELLS, GLENN, LANGSTON, BURGER, LAWSON. Third rofw: ROLAND MOLPUS, OSBORNE, SPATH, HOLMSTEDT, DAN SNELL, STUART, MACOMBER, DAVE SNELL, JOHNSON, ANDERSON, SLAUGHTER, KELSO, R. GARRETT, PAT HEKRRISON, VVOJECKI, trainer. mia, ' ,Eff E, 67 ' L ' W' 4..,,,1n.L:E..f..4....1Q1iV.'ffiNi'v,. Y ,f4f4..f,,. Q4.1Q..E,4g,l,.j.g,ffjg,1l.i',,.,g,,E.1'2E 'V - iz , .,AJ-,',',T- ,y,.L,..l..:,Qg..,, lx 1 5:4 A V 4 '- -E- gf 'l.i-,fQf'TT,TffLM'7''Eff2Wf3f1f5f?iQ5l:IQfif?'fQQf'E'vffifvIM'...f..f. 'f .TTT1!! ' J. 'vvge sw JheSElNll PLAYERS PETE ESTES, H al fbacle Pete will always be remembered at Howard. His run against Southern was not a flash but a sample of his usual brilliance. SWEDE LAWSON, Guard Swede, in his four years on the squad, showed great versatility. He is a powerfully built man, and will be greatly missed next year. ROY KENNEDY, Quarterback Kennedy's playing has been of the unforgettable sort since 1931, when he made his beautiful pass to Bottle,' Clark in the Du- quesne game STANLEY MATE Fullback After two years at guard Mate was changed to fullback where he was a smooth powerful player his last year ROY FAYET, End Pooch made a mighty fine capta1n in a great year and then made the All S I A A and the All D C picks HICK EWING, uarterback As a fullback in his first two varsity years and as a quarterback thls year Hick played a heady powerful game OE MIKE WELLS Guard Mike has played four years of consistently good football at guard As Alternate Captain this year he even surpassed his fine performance in previous play RUSSELL GARRETT End The fourth of the Garretts from Albertville played four years of fine football at end Russ and Pooch made a keen start mg combination at the flanks DEWITT DUNN, Tackle After several shifts earlier 1n his football career Dunn found himself and had a good year at tackle '?W . 7 7 I 7 , . QQ 77 ' ' ' 7 - A O o o ' u 1 u Q 7 7 7 ' J , I 7 QQ 77 QQ 77 . 7 . 9fTi?,.!!ffGa:.1 m1z5i4,f3TQ'iLkQr ff 'Fi 'T ' wir rg VT w '4 fQs,' - - - -' 1 v sv. . fqwz Y yr 1 f qs? . 0 0 O ' 'U . s' a - . Q . ' ., , .. ' .--a 4 Y., im r .Y,..,..,,Y wut. . -,... I .,..,., ..-.M .....,,.,.7,.Ya:-v,,.:.a57.f-Tyra, Y..,...x.:..?i i..i,-:ff-laa5p,,g.? 3,... Kansai, ,E 69 LQ A LRRR , i,,.L?S L,A RRRRLLL A 2.4 x Q , mr Y LRLL L L L 'ff'-I A -V- 'CAL PRES:-:MAN FOOTBALL TEAM VV. R. BATSON .NIORRIS BORLAND I. D. BRITT HERBERT BROWNE JARRELL BLYRDETTE HENRY LEE BURGETT JAMES CATON EDWARD CHOJNOWSKI JUDSON COLLEY EDMOND STRICKLAND FORREST TRICE XV1LSON WATTS BLJELL WARREN CHARLES VVILCOX RAYMOND WRIGHT REX WRIGHT PERCY YEARGEN 70 NORMAN COOPER ED EUBANKS DEWEY FINLEY WILLIAM HEARD GLENN HEARN JACK LLOYD BERNARD NIACHIN HUBERT MATE FRITZ SHULTZ REVIEW OF THE SEASON After starting a slow season, losing to Western Kentucky, Murray Teachers, and Union, the Howard Bulldogs reached their peak during the Howard-Southern series, at the close of the season. The Bulldogs managed to eke out two victories by a lone point margin, only to lose out in the fifth and deciding game. The squad was led by Captain Stuart, the only junior on the team, Kilpatrick, Sparh, Schreck, Heard and Finley, all sophomores, made letters. The Freshman Squad moved through the 1934 season in hurricane fashion to sweep aside all opponents, including the varsity, with the exception of Susan Moore High School, who defeated them in an overtime game. The team this year, led by Captain Chojnowski, was without a doubt the greatest first year team ever to repre- sent Howard on the hardwood. At the close of the season, in a heated battle, the freshmen defeated the varsity, 36 to 23. As the result of splendid play- ing, Captain Chojnowski, Norman Cooper, Wilson Waits, Morris Pickens, Percy Yeargen, W. R. Batson and Preston Puckett were chosen freshmen lettermen. 'A ' -ii N 'i'i Tying 1 .r it-ee ff-we '-A' ' P- V.... .Q,g,,......,ff.:,- ' -- ' Omwfs ATHLETIC XXSSCDCIXRTICDN GFIFICERS ETHIZL HUWLE . . ..... .... P rfsident ERIN XV,xLL. xCE . . . I 'irc-Prvsident RIILIJRIID BROOK . . . . .Secretary MAJIQL RIANGUN . . . . Treasurer X7IRCINl.X SPEER ,IAN12 PRATT RIADRENE RQTHERMEL DQRUTHY XVILHITE N.XL'IfI.I3IZT XVILLL-XAISUN M,xRTH.x .IULE BLACKSHEAR 72 I ' WQMENXS In the Fall of 1930 the Women's Ath- letic Association was founded at Howard College. Its purpose is fourfold: to pro- mote the health and recreation of the women of the collegeg to encourage leader- ship, service, and scholarshipg to cooperate with other campus organizationsg to further the highest type of college spirit. Tl-ILETICS The organization has more than justified its existence. It has done a great deal to malce of women's athletics an important, living part of the co-edis campus life. More than thirty girls have the honor of claiming membership in this group. qv Y ' iii- Q- 3'- Cyylzelz fke - r1Q9 ' fS'f fEff 74 - M - .,. ... '- Y 1 ,.- -., .F x Y' - -1 .- Y A' ' W5 1 -: '. ' 1 : - : ., ',-. -. 3 f - : ,- -. Z , - . ....' . ' ',-' . .. E .. . 2 uv , : . . ,nu , - .- H' W ' - GENTLER SEX l2EI.AXf If variety is the spice of life, then the life Of a W. A. A. girl should be as spicy as the air which fills a baker's shop, for nothing could be more varied than the assortment of sports she has to choose from. A W. A. A. girl may major in baseball, basketball, Or hockey, Or she may prefer to minor', in ping pong, shuflileboard, badminton, or archery. Walking, when done by W. A. A. lassies, becomes hiking,', for they scorn a stroll of less than three miles. When Howard lassies relax, they do it in a straightforward and sensible way. They learn to play ball, they hit the bull's eye, and they wOuldn't think of walking a chalk line when they could run. Every W. A. A. girl must practice, even though she be perfect, for practice makes for conscientiousness, and conscientiousness, in this case is indeed rewarded, for at the end of every season, the participants in each sport are rewarded with a party which is staged in the whole-hearted W. A. A. way. The members of W. A. A. are: GRACE ADAMS, MARY ELLEN ADKINS, EVELYN ATCHISON, ANN BERRY, MADA BERRY, MARTHA JULE BLACKSHEAR, M1- DRED BROOK, GRETCHEN BROWN, JULIA BROWN, GLENDOLYN COLE, DOROTHY CASON, CATHERINE COVINGTON, JESELYN DAVIS, LOUISE DETAMORE, RACHEL DORF- MAN, VIRGINIA EAGLES, ARSELLA FOSTER, MARY GRAVES, RUTH GRAVES, RUBY HAGOOD, FRANCES HANKINS, MARGARET HARRIS, CLAUDIA I-IUSTON, ETHEL I-IOWLE. STELLA JONES, KATHERINE LIVINGSTON, HELEN MALONE, GRACE MANGUN, MAJEL MANGUN, DOROTHY MCKINNEY, GWEN- DOLYN MELTON, BARBARA MOOSE, FAYE NEW, I-IAZEL PAWSON, LOUISE POWELL, JANE PRATT, MADRENE ROTI-IERMEL, VIR- GINIA SPEER, MARY LENA TAYLOR, ERIN WALLACE, JULIET WEEKS, DOROTHY WIL- HITE, MILDRED WILKINSON, NAUFLEET WILLIAMSON, MARY WATTIE WILSON, EI.- LOSTEIN WRIGHT, LULA WRIGHT Y' 7 NW ' wr 'V 'D7v LDLZXLL Lui +A- LA-Ya. -k wWRFahi . .. .. W... .. W . .- .. .......,........,.. .........- ,.,..,-,.....:............,...,,,.......,,....,.,..,,....,.--... ........-.:....,. .. ..- ..,.. , .... ...L ..... W..- ,............-N-g--v-f----b-MM-.,ff-....,....a-...-.,.. .---W V g Y K f, .,, U A r., ,, , fl . . fm.. ' ..-1. .K 15 ' 'V' '- '. ' , Z ,I 1, I ', . , '., 2 ' . I ' - .. . l 'u ' ' ' ' .' ' ' D ' . 'Q . i f ' ' ' . - '- ' s' ' . s U If ' s . 9 gg A 1. ' . . 0. u . Q - ' . .' ,' , - ,' - . . . ,- . : .- . g .. - I- . A .,.- , .. - ...O N . ' .f 'oh ' -..-' .. 'hu , , .,, , . - ' .- . 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I' I L .... was , I.,D I 'T' : '. in , E 4 I I Pri ,DD, ll 79 P ' I K, I , 1 I --- , . I , I T... I O R G A N I Z A T I O N S .1 57 I .. -- 1 ',' ,za 'NF' STUDENT COUNCIL I LAMAR IQENNEDY . . . . President Student Council SENIOR REPRESENTATIVES H.AZEL JOHNSON MARJORIE MAUNEX PAUL E. GWIN E. T. YVALROND .l JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVES f I COPELAXD GRAVES EVELYN JOHNSON ROBERT ALLEN I SOPHOAIORE REPRESENTATIVES ANN BERRY HENRY PARKER FRESHAIAN REPRESENTATIVE A I MARY LOUISE NVHIIE gh. ,I - I S . I bn. i I . , 5 2 i ' i 6 2 ii.: .: ' ,... I N. ' I H fs - 0' u I Q5 ,W ' T '. 5:42 3. A l 1 T HOWARD COLLEGE i'--4 c 2 1 1 i 3 I, t I 5, ! . E l l 2 r 1 E .. Senior Honor Society for VVomen Colorx: Wlhite and Gold Flofwrr: Yellow Rose MEBIBERS MILDRED BROOK ..... . - . . . . ....... Prmidvnz V r MARGARET PADGETI' ..... ..... I 'ffl'-Pl'l'5idl'7lf MADA BERRY . . . - . .Sz'6rf'lary-Trfasurvr MARJORIE MAUNEY . . . . .lliymrimz f DoRoTHx' MCKINNEX' . . . .Chaplain ELIZABETH KRONENBERG , . . . .Monitor V HAZEL JOHNSON . . . Majrl Mangan ' Q ' F 8I l ' F 5 . ape EVELYN MANRER lORGANIZA.TION 'Nm . .N 9-L ni ,gl ,Se is 1'3' Y. W. C. A. MADA BERRY ..... ...., P rmidmt BESS MCCOMAS ..... . . . Ifiw-Presidmzl MILDRED VVILKINSON . . .... Sffrclary MARJORY MAUNEY . . . . Treasurer MARY ELLEN ADKINS MARX' ALGEE GRACE ANDERSON EVELYN ANSLEX' ELEAXOR ARENOALE ANN BERRY DORIS BRIDGES FRESHAIAN COMMISSION DIRECTOR EVELYN CALHOUN JOHNSON CABINET M EAIBERS MILIJREO BROOK ISABELLA DAVIES VIRGINIA EAGLES CATHERINE HAM HAZEL JOHNSON DINNIE MAE MACKEY ELLEN MAE PERRY VARINA SHELTON SMITH VIRGINIA SPEER LOUISE TIPPEN KATHERINE UPSHAW JULIETTE VVEEKS ELLOSTEIN WRIGHT EEBA LOU MOON SUE NEAL PRESIDENT FRESHMAN COMMISSION ELOISE DENTON k .... pap: W. . 1 S A THOWARD COLLEGE 4 B. S. U. ,qi dn Hr' CHURCH COLLEGE The Baptist Student Union is the connecting link between the Campus and the Church It lg the body of Baptist students at work in the unit organizations, under the leadership of the Baptist Student Union Council. EXECUTIVE COUNCIL DR. J. C. STIVENDER .... .................. P astor ESTHA MAE IRWIN . . DR. JAMES H. CHAPMAN , . . . Baptist Student Sfcietary . . -Faculty Ald-visor DR. JOHN XAN . . . JOHN JOHNSON . . PARKS REDWINE . HENRY PARKER . . . ALLAN HYATT . . . MRS. J. PAUL O'NEAL CLARA MCEACHERN . ROBERT MARSH . . . FRED PENNINGTON . . MRS, J. D. TOLLERSON NEWELL MATHEWS . S . . Faculty fldivisor . . . . . President . First Vice-President Second Vice-Prrsident Third Vice-President . . . . . Sccretary . . . . T rcasurer . . . . . Rfporter . Publicity Clzairman . . . . - Pianist . . . . . Chorisier SUE NEAL . . MARK LOWER . . PAUL DAVIS . . GUSSIE HEIFNER . . ROBERT LANKFORD MARVIN GARDNER MADA BERRY . . TOM FORRESTER . HAZEL JOHNSON . LAMAR KENNEDY REPRESENTATIVES . Sunday School ..... HENRY PARKER . . B. Y. P. U. ..... OLAND VVILSON . . . . . . Baptist Student Magazine .....Y.lV.A. - . . .Mission Band Ministerial Alssociation ....Y.IV.C..fI. ...-Y.M.C.I-1. . . lVomc'n's Studont Gofvcrnmont 83 . . . .Student Body ORGANIZATIONS rf - i- Y-3 A MARVIN GARDNER , J. D. TOLLERSON . JUDSON JONES . . . . CLARENCE CLINCKSCALES . NEWELL MATHEWS . . MRS. J. D. TOLLERSON . OLEY KIDD ..... P. M. ACKER CLAUDIS ADAMS M. B. ARCHIBALD JULIUS AVERY HOYT AYERS R. K. BAMBURG JOHN BARNES DOLPHUS BARNETT ADOLPH BEDSOLE A. W. BOSWELL W. L. BORUM HOWARD BRYANT B. B. BURKES J. W. CALDWELL G. H. CARROLL CLARENCE CLINCKSCALES THOMAS CLINCKSCALES GASTOR DANIEL I I MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION OFFICERS MEMBERS OSCAR DAVIS HOWARD DURDEN C. H. EILAND MARVIN GARDNER R. L. GARMON CHARLES GRANADE LAWRENCE GREER R. HAMMOCK OIDELL HESTER A. B. HIGDON J. H. HINGSON MAURICE HODGINS CLIFF HULING JOHN ISOM RUSSELL JENSEN JOHN JOHNSON KELLY JOHNSON JUDSON JONES 84 NOLAN KENNEDY RALPH KENNEDY' O. C. KIDD ROBERT LANKFORD MARK LOWER ROBERT MARSH NEWELL MATHEWS R. E. MERRILL VVILLIAM MILNE G. T. MOSLEY WOODROW OWEN HENRY A. PARKER E. N. PATTERSON FRED PENNINGTON C. B, PHILLIPS JOHN RASCO PARKS REDWINE FRENCH RHODES . . Prcsidfnt . Vice-President . . Secretary . . Treasurer Clzofister . . . . . . . Pianist Pulpit Supply Chairman J. R. ROBINSON J. L. ROBISON DAISY ROWE WILLIAM RUTLEDOE RAY SCHNEIDER CARL SEEPE CLIFTON SIMS NATHAN SIMS HENRY SISSON J. A. SMALLVVOOD MALCOLM STUART G. G. T HREADCILL GEORGE TIDWELL J. D. TOLLERSON LUTHER USRY CECIL WARD E. E. WELLS , A THOWARDCOLLE PRE-LAW CLUB OFFICERS ALLEN COOK . .... .... . . . . Prmdfni ALEX MCCUTCHEON ...... I uf P1151 11 nt VIRGINIA COBB . . . Sccrftary and Tnasuru NIEMBERS ROBERT ALLEN JACK BELL GEORGE BRANINON HUBERT MATE FRED PHILLIPS JACK ROBERTSON MARIA WOODS 85 DARNELL SINYARD FRANK SLAUGHTER CLAUDE SMITH ED SPENCER ANDERSON WALLACE .ARTHUR VVEEKS IORGANIZATIONS DELTA KAPPA Honorary Debating Fraternity CLAUDE SMITII. . . . . . , ......... ..... - Prfsidmzt ANN BERRY . . . . . EVELYN ANSLEX' . . OTIIO BRUCE . JOHN MIGLIONICO . MERTBERS MADA BERRY VIRGINIA COBB ALLEN COOK ELOISE DENTON ERNEST DUNLAP TOM FORRESTER MORRISON VVOOD 86 - I'i61'-Prfsidrvzt . . . . . . Sfcrctry . . . Trrasurfr . Drlzalv Manager MARK LOWER ALEX MCCUTCIIEON HENRY PARKER VARINA SHELTON SIvII'I'H ED SPENCER KA'I'HERINE UPSHAW AT HOWARD COLLEGE CLAUDE SMITH. . . MARY ANDERSON GLENDOLYN EVELYN ANSLEY MARY TAXDERSON MARY IALGEE MADA BERRY DORIS BRIDGES OTIIO BRUCE MARTHA BURNS CILENDOLYX COLE TI-IE HOWARD MASQUERS COLE THOMAS CLINCRSCALES TOM DOUGLAS VIRGINIA EAGLES OFFICERS RIEMBERS MILDRED CYODVVIN NIA RCA RET CEODVVIN ARNOLD KSOLDXER MARTIIA HUGCINS ROBERT HALL ROBERT LANKFORD ROBERT MARSH MAJEL MANGUN HELEN MALONE EDVVARD MASON MARJORIE MAUNEY CAMPBELL NAPIER DAVIE NAPIER HENRY PARKER 87 . . . - . PI'l'jiL!I'lIf . , .... I'In'-Pr'fsia'1'11f S1'U'fmry- TrI'a511r1'r DIXIE PATTEN JACK ROBERTSON CAROL SISSON CLAUDE SMITH HUGII FRANK SMITH VARIN.-X SHELTON SMITII VIRGINIA SPEER EVELYN SUDDUTH FRANCIS VVHEELER, JR. LEE MCBRIDE VVHXTE, JR. AMASA B. VVINDHAM 'ORGANIZATIONS CHI DELTA PHI National Honorary Literary Sorority MU CHAPTER Eslablixhfd in 1924! OFFICERS ELIZABETH KRONENBERG . . .... . ..... President MARY KAY BROWN. . , . . .Fife-President DOROTHX' MCKINNEY . . . .' . . .Sfcrrtary EVA HARGRAVE . . . . Trvaxurrr ELLOSTEIN VVRIGHT ...... . . Reporter MEMBERS MARGARET HOGAN ELIZABETH MCNEII. THOMASA MANGUN LOUISE TIPPEN BEss MCCOMAS ANNIE RUTH WYNN 88 AT HOWARD COLLEGE CHI ALPHA SIGMA Honorary Chemical Fraternity Eslablishcd in 1929 OFFICERS LEONTE SAYE . , . . ..... . ....... Pfllfitllvflf EASTONE MELOF .... . . . . . I'icf-Prfsidfzzl RAYMOND BELL ..... . . Sfu'r1ary-Trfasurrr MITCHELL DUMBROW . . . . . . Rfportrr MEMBERS CARL BORDENCIA ED HAGOOD CARL CALVERT VVALTER HARPER BILL DELOACH CLARA MCEACHERN MILDRED RHODES HOMER STRICKLAND PAUL TARRANT 89 5 QORGANIZATICNS MCCOMAS SMITH Editor Businrss Managrr BESS MCCOMAS ..... ........ E ditor CLAUDE SMITH , . . . . Businfss Managvr STANLEY MATE ..... . . . Assismnz Ediior AMASA WINDHAM . . . Feature Editor Class Editors EDNA STEWART WALTER HARPER J. B, KING HENRY SMITH WILMA COLLINS ELIZABETH GOURLEY CLARA MCEACHERN HUGH FRANK SMITH Athlftics ROY FAYET ETHEL HowLE VIcToR RANDOLPH Art Editors ISABEL WILSON JACK BELL PARKS REDWINE EUNICE LONG A ctifvitifs HAZEL JOHNSON JOHN MIGLIONICO Fraternities VIRGINIA EAGLES MARTHA HUGGINS ALVIN OUTLAND MILDRED WILKINSON 90 AT HOWARDC O LLEGE THE BULL PUP AND THE CRIMSON BARNETT WICGINS ......... . .... Editor Crimson MAYO MANASCO . . . . . . . . -Business Managfr Crimson The purpose of the Honiara' Crimson is to publish news regarding Howard Collegeg to further the best interests of the students and of the institution by keeping alumni and friends in touch with Howard life. JACK BELL . .... ..... ......... E d itor Bu ll Pup OLLIE COBB . . . ..... . . . Business Manager Bull Pup The Bull Pup, or Rat Bible, is a handbook presented to Howard students each fall. 9l l EVORGANIZATIONS ou' 4 I ' 1 I 1 , . 1 l , I I l E l .' ' E . BETA PI THETA National Honorary French Fraternity, Founded in Birmingham, 1924. I -. ' I THETA NU CHAPTER l Esiablislzfd in 1926 Colors: Royal Purple, Gold and VVhite Flofwcr: Fleurbde-Lis , OFFICERS i MILDREO BROOK ....... ..... ..... P r rsident ELIZABETH KRONENBERG . . . Vicf-Prfsidmzl i MAIJA BERRY . . . .... Sem-tary DIXIE PATTEN . . . . . Treasurfr IRVING VVEINSTEIN . . . . A. . Scnfinrl 5 MARJORIE MAUNEY .... . .Parliamentarian ll4EMBERS 2 EVELYN AYSLEH' LUCILE BAND 1 MADA BERRY 1 MILDREO BROOK ,,II, 5 2 MARTHA BURNS LORIE CHAMBLEE .... im GLENDOLYN COLE MARGARET GOIIWIN MILDRED Gonwm LAWRENCE GREER MABEL HUDSON HAZEL HURTT ELIZABETH KRONENBERG MARJORIE MAUNEY . -' 92 ' ' .... I 11 JOHN NEW'FIELD DIXIE PATTEN VARINA SHELTON SMITH EVELYN SUDDUTH DAN VVATKINS IRVING WEIRSTEIN GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Fnzuiilrif 1925 The Girls' Glee Club was Orgaiiized to promote an interest iII music ainong the woinen EDNA Of Howard College and to Secure for Howard a place in the musical STEVVART . . . EUNICE LONG . . . ANN BERRY . RL'TH ALLRED ELEANOR ARENDALE MRS. J. H. .AVI-IRY ANN BERRY lvl.-XDA BERRY SARA ALLRED BRYANT Ii.-XTHLEEN COONER MILDRED FRANKS RUTH GRAVES GUSSIE HEIFNER circles of American colleges. l3IiR'lllA SISYIQRIN-ITRCST, Iliff-Itrn' OI4'I-'ICERS . . . . I'rI'.viIlI'1Il . - fir 1'-l'r'r5iIfI'1II . Smrvizzry-Trfzzsuri-r RIEMBERS IMOCEXE JONES EI.IzAEE'III KRONENBERG IQATHERINE LIVINGSTON ELNICE LONG ELSIE JEAN lVlARl.0VK'E EBBA LOU MOON SUE NEAL EALLIECE PHILLIPS JANE PRATT JULIA REEVES BOYS' GLEE CLUB LIBBY JEAN REEYES EDN A S'I'liVK'ART NIiI.I.Ii STEWART C'.X'lHERlNIi S'I'0VAI,l. JL'LIET XVEEKS lVlll.DRED XVILKINSON NfkL'FI.EE'l' XVILLIAMSON MARIA WOODS VIRGINIA VVRIGHT MARY Sv.-XXDLE The Boys' Glee Club was Organized to encourage vocal talent among the men Of Howard and to complete a well-rounded group Of musical activities. DR. FRANCIS M. XVHEELER, SR., Dirrfmr OFFICERS GEORGE RAY. . . .... ..... P rrsidmt HOYT AYERS ....,. . . . . . I'icf-Prfsidmt THOMAS CLINKSCALES . .... Srcrftary-Trrasurm' BAELVIX HYATT . . . Business Jvlanagvr MILLARD ARCHIBALD HOYT AYERS GRADY' BALLARD CARL BORDENCIA HOXA'ARD BURTON THOMAS CLINRSCALES ARCHIE FREEMAN NIEMBERS MALCOLM HORNBUCKLE LORIMER HEXDRICKS MELVIN HYATT J. B. KING ROBERT LANKFORD LAWRENCE MCNEIL 93 J. VV. PO'I'I'ER, JR. JOHN RASCO FRENCH RHODES T. N. STALLVVORTH HENRY VVILLIAMS AMASA XVINDHAM BRADFORD WOOD 5- A 'lllnimli 1 nv xl x . lf- .A rx, 44 K 'Q 1 I 1 3 - 9 'WLT 1.2 ff T' , F R-A TEEN YW.-.,..,..f,-vy ,iV.....- Y ..... ,.1...-au.- 4 -, -,.L.f , . .I .V TE, -1- 1 V ' 1- f I. . ww- Sui. 'f iw . . . 1fZ'fis..lf1'?fg.g,Q.QL5 ' . , 1 I Z 1 4 Y V I I r 'i lv ' - 4. :- ' '1-A 14 , V' I ' ' ' ' Y:'1 4 q'G.fca'..: N.,,,,J 1 Twin ' ! AT HOWARD COLLEGE ,QQ 04 -.4 MEN S PAN HELLENIC COUNCIL ThlS councll composed Of two 1epreSentat1ves from cfzch fraternity controls and directs the DOIICY of each fl '1tCl111ty m lts ICl ttl0l1S with the E T WALROND MARVIN BISHOP JOHIS MILFORD PAUL FREEMAN PAUL E Fwux OLIN KELSO MAYO TVIANASLO OFFICERS MEMBERS H K A Y' J HK' OKN . . . . . . .Prfsizlrnt . . .ROY FAYET . . ROBERT HALL PHILLIP MCCURDY COPELAND GRAVES . . PAUL DAVIS ROLAND NIOLPUS N, , 33. I - , .5 il y'f,vff,.,::b :T--:..5:.-,,i1,E1,.TA: ,.,,, -V--M-, .-.Lf , L ,,..L ..,.- ...,., ,- -..M A- ff J ivrivu-, ...............-......-. I Campus and the administration. JOHN MILFORD . ..... .... . . Se'U'etaz'y-Tr'6asure1' T ..... . . . . T ....... Z N ...... T ..... . - fl E .... . . J ' ...... P .... . . . . . . . A A T . . . . 97 L1 0 N Better to be a has been than a mlght have been Spanzxb proverb We are arrant knaves all Hamlet Blrds of a feather flock together Burton Pohucs make strange beclfellows fe erson 1 I I N I 1 et Q - 9 z - - - 7.77i- - D ec .nl 0 Qc - ni , . . et - - -:aT 5 . ' 98 a aa,na ,.taa an an,aa aa. , -A e,,e W an 1 V , A e I ..e...e.,..,, v ,S .LM M - f.e,.:..A- ALQA-x--:ram-4, ---,- ba... -,,.A,-A 01,,i,1,.. an f .. t f:'f J1Wi5'v3Y' f .' '--' . af . :.:, ,, M.. A ., . , . ' ' - iii .-f .. '-:JF-ffE5:.r',,, 4,2 ' su ........r'.k-gf H ---' u .-.Q .gang U 2 .,., ,,,-....-..,,,M. ,n,.,,,,, W, ,Y Y , i ' V A - -Tiff' 'iff ' -'Mrk 31.1, te., 'gang - ,' f vew.-v1v-- -'I PI'KAPPA' JOSEPH E. EMBRY VVILSON D. BLACRWELDER VVILLIAM H. MCCIAIQX' DANIEL L. HI.ACKVVEI.DER LEON F. HARRIS ROBERT E. DUKE A. LEWIS DAWSON ROGER VV. ALLEN JAMES A, MOORE AR'I'llUR DUKE COLLIS CUNNINGHAM HUGH G. GRANT CHARLES H. MILLER ROBERT M. JAMES CLARENCE K. ANDREWS VVALTER C. BOYKIN B. FOSTER ACTON LOVICK P. MCLANE ARTHUR H. BRIDGES O. WILSON HARRIS HERMAN E. DEAN OLIN B. NEVVMAN CHARLES W. VVILLIAMS EMMETT D. BATES HOMER A. CASEY O, THURSTON ALFORD JULIAN S. BORESS W. H. HEAD DANIEL A. GAYLORD R. WALDEN WEBB ISR.-XTRIiS IN URBE GEORGE E. IVIANLEY XVILLIAM A. LOGAN CLARENCE VV. ALLGOOD WILLIAM L. LENDERMAN JACKSON L. GREGORY H. E. XV.-XTLIXCTON, JR. C. HAMILTON STEPHENS NORMAN C, SUDIJITH R. A. NUNNELLEY, JR. XVILLIAM J. GOUGH CHARLES K. VVIER EUGENE R. DAWSON RUSSELL H. TINRLEPALGH RICHARD A. CLAYTON FRED C. FREEMAN ANDREW H. KNIGHT F. EVERETTE VVILLIAMS A. CLIFTON STEPHENSON GUY LEWIS BURNS HAROLD S. TINKLEPAUCH WALTER O. FORD PHILLIP H. ALFORD PAUL W, ALSTON CHARLES E. PETTY GEORGE B. SHELBURNE PAUL VV. SCOKEL CARLTON P. KETCHAM VVILLIAM B. INMAN, JR. CLYDE B. MAXWELL J. C. MCGHEE ROLAND SMITH J NEWTON BASS J GEORGE BASS, JR JAMES T HEARN CHARLES D WOOD HENRY H JONES EDWARD F NUNRELLEY ALP RAYMOND G. KNIGIIT T. EUGENE XVHEELER PROCTER H. HARNETI' XVILLIAM F. AYCOCK, JR VVILLIAM H. CTRIMMER J. JOIIN FINKLEA, JR. J. ARTIIUR DUMAS, JR. J. HAROLD FREEMAN LOUIE F. NICCROSKEY CHESTER O. CTRIFFITH IVIURR.-XY S, CAWTHORNE MITCHELL H. BURNS JESSE E. CHANDLER, JR. H. MARTIN NUNNELLEY JAMES C. TOLSON J. ALFRED TURNIPSEED CHARLES L. ARLEDGE LUCXAN R. ALGEE M. LUTHER LANCASTER GEORGE D. CURY W. D. MANASCO, JR. F. WELBORN HARDIE ALFONSO S, BARGER T. HENDON BLAYLOCK PAUL C. O'DELL W. JACOB FREEMAN J. WOOD BRADFORD ROBERT D. CONNOR JOHN A. COKER, JR. MARVIN D. BISHOP, JR. if -..f.......... w..:,iS.......a...I..s. Q 99 f i. A'u' W .Sf .I Y i 'LN 'M-I' hm 'SU' K.,a'1'QR HA Colors: Garnet and ROY FAYET . . . ALVAN OUTLAND . TDM FORRESTER VVALTER HARPER MARVIN BISHOP TOM GARNER RICHARD GWALTR EY BILL HEARD W J ISAACS MCLANE BORLARD HAROLD CARTER ED EUBANRS EARL GRIFFIN P I K A P P A Founded at University of Virginia, 1868 ALP ALPHA PI CHAPTER Establirlzfd IQII HA Old Gold Flofwfr: Lily of the Valley Publicaliorz: Shield and Diamond FRATER IN FACL' LTATE LOVICK P. MCLANE FRATRES IN COLLEGIO Class of IQ34 . . Birmingham, Ala. . . Birmingham, Ala. BARNETT VVIGGINS C las sof Birmingham Birmingham BIrmIngham Birmingham BIrmIngham 3 Aa Aa TOM SMITH . . . E. T. VVALROND . - . Headland, Ala. 1935 FRANR HICRS JACK MEACHAM Class of 1936 Aa Aa Aa Blfmlngham Ala Birmingham Ala JIM THOMPSON Pmckard Selma Decatur BlfmlHgh3m Cas Aa Aa Aa Aa EARL MACREY JAMES NUNNELLEY A M REID FRANK SLAUGHTER Boa THOMPSON Birmingham Ala Of 1937 WINFRFD CRISSOM LONNIE LINDSEY JACK LLOYD JACK TURNER Birmingham, Birmingham, Birmingham BIrmIngham, Birmingham BIrmIngham BIrmIngham BIrmIngham Birmingham, BIrmIngham G3lDCSVlllC Birmingham, BIrmIngham Ala Ala Aa Aa Aa Aa Aa Aa Aa Aa a Aa Ala 1' T QU' M iPwTv+Qr ,lv 4,51 ? N?WW'T -A A in .,,,,,,, f .... ' ' , I . + ' - ..... ' ' , I . .... ' ' I . ' .... ' ' I ' ..... ' ' , I. . . . ' ' , I I s . . . . , I . ..... ' ' ,FI :oo QP'-fl..- M., 1'iifilfii2Qfi'S.azffz.'fg .-Q --' ' -3 .2-ai- ' 'I T li H- A J Il 2-4, ff v- ,Q -,'. 1 'if 3' -, ra- I' ir -2' ,.,f.x1.n- 1 - . 'z'H'15 fQ'td,- -N .Ln if 2' - V-.LTL 0fatf ,'--AX . -, iw: f - - Q ' -9 -f- ---- f W- -Y f V - ' - - -- ' N V ' ,-....- , . , s . 4 z, ... , ' 3 L1Q A0 JU L? ad'-f js af ? 'fl 5 ,A 0 0 eff N Snakes wrrh few exceprrons are harmless Manual of Zoology We ll reach you to drmk deep ere you depart Hamlet He that falls m love w1th hmmself w1lI have no rrval Franklm Ear dunk and be merry for tomorrow we may dre Old proverb aw s ae QQ , - - , .ni ' D ee 7 ' as 7 . T . U . . . . . ,yi . . me , - Q , - .v- . IO2 'f '. QQ.ff'f' aw., a ., :,.,Il'f7f'f. . y.o-1.QgviQi-,i tl:-,Q'F M '-5 ' ff 5-1 , 1 -4 M 1'-kioiar we U R. NELSON ABERCROMBIE VVILLIAM A. ABERCROMBIE VVILLIAM R. ABERCROMBIE BENNETT R. ADAMS JAMES VV. AIRD JOHN B. AIRD JAMES A. ALLEN VASSAR L. ALLEN JOHN VV. ALTMAN NEAL L. ANDREWS ROBERT E. ANSLEY MARTIN M. BALDWIN CLARENCE B. BALLARD VVILLIAM H. BANCROET JOHN Y. BASS JOSEPH N. BENSON HAZARD J. BENTLEY OSCAR L. BENTLEY, JR. VPSHAW C. BENTLEY WILLIAM C, BENTLEY ROBERT C. BERRY THOMAS E. BONDURANT HARRY B. BRADLEY LEON C. BRADLEY ASHER S. BRACAN GEORGE D. BROOKS THURSTON D. BROWN VVILLIAM L. BROWN WILLIAM N. BURCHFIEL BORDEN H. BURR WILLIAM H. BURR JOHN M. CAHALAN EHNEY A. CAMP DAVID O. CARLISLE ROBERT R, CARLISLE EDCEWORTH S. CASEY OSCAR S. CAUSEY JAMES B. CAWTHON CHARLES T. CLAYTON FRED H. COLLEY JOSEPH T COLLINS ARMSTRONG CORY FARNEST B COSPER JESSE COUNTS CLARENCE D COX ROY R Cox MERRET S CRAFT EDGAR A CRANDALL CHARLES M CURTIS EDGAR W DALY ARTHUR S DANIEL R BUNYAN DAVIE, JR SIGMA ' NU ' FRATERNITY CLARENCE DENICKE SAMUEL M. DILLARD CHARLES S. DOSTER JAMES T. DOSTER, JR. JOHN H. DINNING THOMAS L. DOUGLAS FRANK M. DOWNS BENJAMIN J. DRH'ER JAMES DUNLAP MILTON R. DURRETT MANNING B. EAGLES IKE B. FEAGIN BURR FERGUSON HILL FERGUSON HENRH' V. FITZ ORMAN FORMAN ARTHUR B, FOSTER CHARLES H. FRANKLIN JOHN H. FRYE VVALTER B. GAINES LUCINE D. GARDNER HUGH P. GOURLEY MILLIARD L. GOURLEX' THURLOVV C. GUINN GEORGE P. HAMILTON DREA M. HAYNES JOSEPH D. HEACOCK, JR ROBERT M. HENDERSON WILLIAM H. HICKS ROBERT C. HILL WILLIAM T, HIX JOHN M. HODO JOHN F. HOGAN MARSHALL D. HOGAN MARION E. HOGAN SOLON L. HOOD GEORGE W. HOPSON, JR. TOM E. HUEY JAMES JARRELL, JR. JOHN S. JEMISON LEONARD JEMISON ROBERT B JONES WILLIAM M JONES THOMAS J JUDGE JACK JUSTICE SAMUEL B KELLY WILLIAM M KELLY JOHN L KIDD STEVEN B KINARD ROBERT P KINCAID ROBERT L KING KYLE J KINKEAD VVILLIAM C. KNOPF GEORGE VV. LANIER JOHN M. LAW JOYCE P. LEVVY VVILLIAM H. LEVVIS VVILLIAM H. LOLLAR EVANS D. LONG HUBERT D. LONG JESS O. LONG A. P, LONCSHORE, JR. JAMES R. LONGSHORE RAUP J. LONGSHORE MORRIS LOVEMAN TPIOMAS J. LUCKIE HENRY D. LYMAN DWIGHT H. MANGUM FLOYD V. MARTIN VVILLIAM E. MATTHEWS RALPH M. MARX GEORGE M. MASON LUTHER VV. MATTHEWS DANIEL VV. MCCALL WVILLARD A. MCCALL VVILLIAM L. MCCARTY EMMETT N, MCCONNELL CHARLES M. MCCRUM CARTER T. MCDONALD GEORGE I. MCDONALD JAMES C. MCGEHEE LEE MCGRIFI-' ROBERT G. MCLESTER RAYMOND L. MCPHAUL JAMES A. MERRELL LAURENS W. MILNER JOHN D. MONROE FRED G. MOORE GEORGE D. MORRIS JOHN C. MORROW DANIEL F. H. MURPHEY NATHAN C, NAPIER VVILLIAM M NEAL WALTER M NOEL EDWARD R NORMAN JEFFERSON D NORMAN AUGUSTUS G OVERTON JAMES E PARKER JAKE L PATER JESSE H PERDUE HERBERT A PETTUS VVALTER E PHILLIPS JACK B PORTERFIELD WILLIAM L PRATT JOHN F. PRESLEY ROBERT J. PROWELL CHARLES D, RIDDLE VVILLIAM G. RIDDLE I'lUGlI VV. ROBERTS MEMORY L. ROBINSON EDWARD P. ROSAMOND VVALTER B. ROUNTREE EDMUND VV. RUCKER, JR CHARLES B. RYAN, JR. YANCY L. SENN RUDOLF C. SHARPE GEORGE L. SIMCOK EDGAR V. SMITH JAMES Q. SMITH MACLIN F, SMITH ORMOND SOMERVILLE, JR. OVID B. SPARKS, JR. ARTHUR STANSEL, JR. JOHN M. STARKE, JR. JOHN F. STEINER FRANK H. STEPHENSON DOUGLASS VV. STOCKHAM RICHARD J. STOCKHAM OTTO C. STOELKER SIGNOR S. STRONG ROBERT N. STUBBS, JR. VVILLIAM H, STUBBS SOLON B. SUDDUTH, JR. CHARLES P. THOMAS JOSEPH S. THOMASON GEORGE L. THOMPSON HUGH B. THOMSON SAMUEL B. TILLMAN ARTHUR P. TURNER PERRY W. TURNER VVILLIAM VVALDROP VVILLIAM J. WALDROP CHARLES R. WALSTON GEORGE C. VVALTER GEORGE C WALTER EDWARD E VVHEELER JOHN R WHITE MAURICE S VVHITESIDE LAVIRENCE S WHITTEN ELLIOTT T WILLIAMS MONROE L VVILSON AMASA B VVINDHAM DOUGLAS P WINGO JAMES H WISE NORMAN C WOOD WILLIAM T WOOD 'VK V Wir tv i YM? 'll' 'Y PM ' 4332 'T'-'rf . I . . . , JR. V Y . S, J . I . . . IO3 W y V 'f ' ' - ' ' '-A ' D '.'A' f'ifv..A-xV.GZS.fL f,--L.Eiff.,,,-4A. Miz, :,ww.,-,NA.,MJ :A,A.,jf 1:44 A.. My v M4-mu L 53- H A 1 il 2. '- 4 2 4 . gf. L - I A .flil ' f .'ff 717' Tl wpn- KAA, :W 1 W Qmmv 'WM-N' 'ik' SIGMA- NU-FRATERN TY G IOTA CHAPTER Colors: Gold, Black and VVhite OSCAR S. C Exfzllzlislzrd PI1l1Iifalion.' T 1379 he Delta FRATRES IN FACE' LT.-XTE AUSEY JOSIAII D. BA VVILLIAM H. BANCROFT NCROFT FRATRES IN COLLEGIO Class of 1 93-I Flofw4'r.' VVhite Rose TOM DOUGLAS , . . Birmingham, Ala. EDVVARD MASON . . . Columbus Grove, O XVINSTON V. LEGGE ,.... Athens, Ala. CAIIIPIIELI, NAPIER . Birmingham, Ala AMASA B. VVINDIIAM . . Birmingham, Ala. Class of 1935 J. MELVIN BENTLEY . Birmingham, Ala. JOHN J. lVlII.FORD, JR . Huntsville, Ala ROBERT HALL ...., Birmingham, Ala. CZEORCE RAY .... . . Columbus, Ga Class of 1936 OTHO B, BRUCE . . . . Birmingham, Ala. B. KING . Birmingham, Ala DAVID CURRY . - - Birmingham, Ala. L. C. SIMS . . . Birmingham, Ala TOM FLOYD . . - . Birmingham, Ala. JACK ROBERTSON . . Birmingham, Ala FRANK HARRISON . . Birmingham, Ala. MORRISON G. VVOOD . . . Birmingham, Ala CAMPBELL KIDD .... Birmingham, Ala. JOE VVURTELE . . . . Ensley, Ala Class of 1937 JUDSON D. COLLEY . . . Troy, Ala. JOHN D. HARREI.L . . Thomaston, Ala ANDERSON VVALLACE . . . Birmingham, Ala. I04 'Jia ' I 'A ' .... ' f ' gr A Ash ,-5 ,,, A 1. 1 gi. Lbs. 1 rr. A E . 'iff .W'W'gg,.,..-..-...-.,...g......QQgLlf..g..,....m....,Q..M.. f'f,,,.' A fulgfff ....,....,.......i K- ,..,- -...,-.....- . ,- , --.. 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BERRY FESTUS BRIDGES LUCIEN G. BROWN EDVVARD E. REASON DR. CHARLES J. COLQUETT DR. EDWARD L. CUMBEE R J DENDY ADAM DREHER GEORCE C FREEMAN CURTIS B HASTY THOMAS E HUEY CARL HARRISON FRATRES IN URBE OTII. LAWSON J. CARLTON LEE ROBERT MONTGOMERX' FRED L. MCDONALD AUBREY S. MIREE, JR VV. P. MCVVILLIAMS W. R. NETTLES C. S. OVDELL, JR. HARRX' VV. PRATER PERKINS J. PREVVETT DR. LEICHTON C. PARNELL LOUIE REESE, JR. AL C. REEVES W, O. STEPHEN, JR. DR. L. B. STRONG, JR. ROBERT SHELTON F. CLAYTON ALBERT HOWARD D. LEAKE MARION LEE FRANK MCKISSAC ERSKIN MCNARON VVIMBERLY MIREE ELVVOOD MACKEX CHARLES R NEWSOM ROBERT K PERRINS HOYT PRATER JULIAN PINKSTOV DR W E PRESCOTT JR EARL T ROGERS ALBERT LEE SMITH JOHN SIBLEY FRED STREIT, JR W M SMITH, JR PA' JESSE STALLINGS R. GREY TATE JOE VAUGHN DR. SAM VVAINWRIGIIT RAYMOND L. VVARE CHARLES THOMPSON HUGH FITE RALPH HAWKINS ELMER V. LEVIE WILLIAM D. MCLAREN DR. J. HURLEH' KNIGIIT E. M. STRICKLAND EMMETT JACKSON HILL D. SMITH ROBERT LEE TATE J. V. THOMAS C. P. UNDERWOOD J, MAYEIELD VVARD RAY SCHULTZ, JR. ED MUNDINE EDGAR ALMGREN MELL F. JACKSON, JR. THEODORE K MAULDIN EDWARD H VICE STEPHEN C BROWN CARL PARK HAROLD STEPHENS HORACE MANN DR T V NEAL 9g' M-Amway MMS-S A--M 4 'RPN WK-if wr ii WY f vgz:g'SaS.S 'SS 'Sf ww 'W' Hwang . . . J 0 n V I A . I I 1 . . . , . , . . I vw Y, , , .,,.-...,,.,..S... ,is-,,,.,,,, ,iw 7 Q- ..'-NT.-A -.W .... .wif , , B vw L, A A . 7 'bg ' f ' T ' '- -1-3:51 ' M5 ...N MT- Y A S X SA L-pw. R:....-.i. A Skim ,LS .. .. . , . . , . . on -' . , . ,. M ' .. - - .-' ' 1 S , : Q., .,.- 0, .. 4 5 : .. -U . . I ' ' . ' 2 . : 4 ' A S, -.. .' T 5 I -as . uv . 5. . ...U nv 5 : I ' ' D ' 0 I ' I . ' - '-f. . .' . .3 . . . . . . 1- .M--Q.: -Cn, -.fi - . . , - ' ' V. 'V vw Wx 52,59 .. - Sf if 5 P?. , , VAS? 'S -. 7' 'I fffxj '3 gg- -S M1 Il-3, 5 ,, H, .' . . -Ar ff' V: 1: ..., R... M.. LLCSSJ WI., A f ., .LETHT -A 'L X ' ,,.j:,,'. X A . J . I PHI PIA Cnloliv: Gold and XVl1ite K A P A ' H l lfoundcd at College of Charleston, 1904 G ALPHA ETA CHAPTER Ifslablixflrll 1925 1'1zl1lit11lio11.' Star and Lamp FRATR ES IN FACE' l.T.XTlE Flofwrr: Red Rose Tnm1As V. NEAL XV. Ii. PREsc0'1 r, FRATRIZS IN COLLEGIO Cfzzsy of 193.1 JAMES B. fiVVlN . . . Besfemer, Ala. LEE HALL . . . . Swaim, Ala. PAUL Ii. Uwxx . . . Sumitt n, Ala. SAM VV. JOIQES . . . Pine Apple, Ala. JOE IIALL . . . . Swaim, Ala. HENRY SMH-11 , . . Alexander City, Ala. L'!ff.i,r of 1935 RUUER1' ALLEN . . . Birmingham, Ala. JAMES EDWARDS . - . Mobile, Ala IluwELL BENNI-I'l 1' , . . Dotliau, Ala, CnPELAxn fiRAVliS Blountwille, Ala PAUL ll. Cox . . . Clanton Ala. EVERIi'I'l' INGRAM . . Ashland, Ala. Cfzlsx of 1936 IIENRY .ALLEN PARKER .... Mhhile, Ala. CALVIN PEHEY . . Decatur, Ala. Class of 1937 PAUL ALLEX . . Birmingham, Ala. GLENN HEfXRN . .Alhertville, Ala FAY ASKEXX' . . . . Dothan, Ala. ROBERT JAMES. . Birmingham Ala Lumrox BAINES . Blountsville, Ala. J. E. LEE .... . . , Decatur, Ala JACK BELL .... . . Dothan, Ala. ZEB VANCE LUCAS . . . Ashland, Ala I, D, ISRITT , , . , . . Tallassee, Ala. BERNARD MAcHxN . . Albertville, Ala HENRY LEE BLvRcE'1'1' Guntersville, Ala. ALEX MCCUTCHEON Birmingham, Ala OLLIE COBB . . . . . jasper Ala. MALLORY RAMSEY . - . Ashland, Ala LEVERT XVILLIAMS ..... Decatur, Ala. IOS iwillifg L,-9 'D 'T..Tjv.:f11-.V g- .L L A ','V' D L QLT...'f'-. H ' W ' f 'i 7 l' W '-''X'f W 'W P1 + 'nv ', 'f 5 , my 705- yi nv!! 'A '.' 1 1 1 I09 THETA. Colors: Silver, Black HICKM.AN EVVING , JEREMIAH FENN . . LAMAR KENNEDX' . PETE ALLEN . . 'FRUMAN BASS . . LEO BRAZIL . . JOHN R. FENN. . EWING HARBIN . CHARLES BELL RAYMOND CHRISTIAN BILLY FENINELL KAPPA-NU 0 ALABAMA ALPI-IA CHAPTER and Crimson E.vIaI11i.vl1wd 1924 Publicalion: Theta Kappa Nu News FRATRES IN FACL' LTATE PAUL BARNETT RAY DAVIS FRATRIES IN COLLEGIO Class of 1934 . . Memphis, Tenn. . . Birmingham, Ala. . . Brundige, Ala. Cfars Ofl HORACE GUTTER1' . Birmingham, . . Birmingham . Northport, . . Birmingham . . Birmingham, ROY MYRICK Tounlex North Port Tarrant Cm HERBERT LYKES . MAYO MANASCO . . VICTOR M. RANDOLPH 935 Carbon Hill, Ala. Class of IQ36 Ala Ala Ala. Ala Ala I1 Aa Aa Aa CHARLES WILCOX HERMAN INGRAM . HAROLD JONES . . . ROLAND lVIOLPL'S , . . R. M. MOLPUS . . .. C50 I FREDDY MORRIS . . . Coffeeville, Ala. LESLIE FUQUA Floaufr: VVhite Rose . Birmingham, Ala. . Townley, Ala. Birmingham, Ala. . . Sylacauga, Ala. Birmingham, Ala. . . Mobile, Ala. . . .Mobile, Ala. Brownsville, Tenn. Birmingham A a ROBER1 KILLINGSWORTH Birmmgham Aa MORRIS PICKEINS Sheffield A a Mobile Ala Aiwa. Awww ..s.'.f..A 1' . :..,.m2.a ' Liu.-AXAQL L. .AL , ...L- .Af A wean-. 1: 1 I '- '-ww.-ww: wld' H-4-'M-A -3'-'4' C1 A f 937 . . , I . - .1 . ' ' , I . 1 .... I . I ...... , I . IIo .F AAAH , .1 rf-Ng.: , I-. A I i Y You gotta be a football bero to be in love with a beautiful girlf'-Song. Might is right. --Hindenburg. We easily forget crimes that are known only to ourselves. -Rocbefauld. The face is the index of the mind -Latin proverb '31 5 a-'ff-'Y wg.. Hmmm we I K1..G. :ef me -- f- 1.'Mm.:.g.: 7 1' ir qv qw YQ? If apr . . . e ,r:.-'--fgwm. ..-Q-Q5-3.3 ,csm--, x .v - 1 '-'Ak c .Fa K F . ,gg-5 ,Z - 1 H., A -- 15+ V -. ..- A r f 5. 5 --g? T . 3 -'v . ' Z .. .. -.. - - . ' . I I I .' ' I 3 . 5. o ' a 3. .' E J '. -, . '.. .l -. '0. . . 1 ': ' ' --' ' .' l. .' : 2 , : '. ' ,.-' 'N 1 M.. ., . I.. : '. .. - , ...- '-. ..' ' ,-' , f ':' - - ': W '3' f2flli',.. iQfff'Q.' Q K Eiga., ,-ffllilrfw' ff, 'Qf1'Z T ' ' '-Tilwfisii' aff? ' Colors: Gold and DEWITI DUNN . OLIN KEI.so . . CHESTER NTACOMBER . . fi1I.ES BAKER . TRACY BURGER . . JAMES CAN'liRl:l.I,. . . HERBERI BROWISE ROBERT O D-XNIEI BLFI I VS ARRFS. W v :legit ALPHA - LAMBDA -, TAU G ETA CHAPTER Eslablisfzvd 1926 Black Pulzlimliolzx The Alpha Lambd FRATRES IN C Flofwrr: American Beauty Ros a Tau Rose Leaf OLLEGIO Clair of 1934 . . Tallassee, Ala. PETE ESTES . . Cullman, Ala. Class of 1935 . Birmingham, Ala. . North Platte, Neh. JAMES TL'RNER . . Class . Birmingham, Ala. . . Gadaden, Ala. . Birmingham, Ala. HARRY J'0IINS'l'0N . . CIIITS E, N. P.I'I'rERS0N ..,. Birmingahm, Ala. PRESTON LANGSTON .... Bessemer, Ala. . . . .Cr0pwell, Ala. of 1936 PAUL DAVIS ....... Cherokee, Ala. Woolmow TIEARN .... Grossville, Ala. ARTIIUR INMAN , . . . .Townley, Ala. . . Birmingham, Ala. f19 6 Tarrant Citi Ala LOLIS SEAIE BeSSemer A a JXMES TAI LOR Tallas ee Ala Columbiana Ala Rogerxx Ille Ala g-f..wS...g.azQ.'em...'PI A Atl: L 5Jm A A 1. ,max Y fe: .a r ,.-iadrf -r.-ax...r . 'V 1 . 0 J 7 l . . . T ' . . S , V , , X Y ' I I . . . . . - . a , . 1 . . . . . , . v V - v. . . . .Y . . . . - , A 1 . .-4...,NT SI. . I,,.:,.M- 1, ,ga Q,,,,4,W Tiiggjff-2:-, M3535-Z.g.i,g ' riii.1fi,,x-,4.f.,SE9,.,ei. gf tfagfgwi f-If-7 ' 52 A ak rff., A.,-wg MA ,. ' ... -' .- --. . H., - ' , .' .,. - ,' .ua . ,- .- ' 1. ,-- -. . . X - . . . ,- , . 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He wore his college frat pin just southward of his heart, And vowed that from that resting place That pin should ne,er depart. The passing years still found him E,er firm, and standing pat, Wearing his college frat pin, In honor of his frat. One day two eyes confused him, His high resolve took chase, A soft voice coaxed the -frat pin From its abiding place. Now theylre in a bungalow Witlv welcome on the matg The frat pin?-fastens hahy clothes, In honor of his frat. ,, ..-. Q , 5:4 ' i . WW 46 , . vt WOMEN'S PAN-HELLENIC COUNCIL Composed of two representatives from each sorority, the council controls and directs all the sororities, especially with reference to rushing season, :ind also guides the policy of the sororities in their relations with the zidministration. CLARA NICEACHERN . . . EVELYN C. JOHNSON . . KATHERINE UPSHAW VIRGINIA COBB SUE NEAL .... ELIZABETH Browx , . EVELYN C. joHNsoN . MAJEL MANGUN . . MILDRED VVILKINSON . VIRGINIA COBB . . OFFICERS NIEAIBERS .AAl'I, AEM. .BEo. . A Z . .BfI1A. .AAo. ll5 . . . . .Prvsiilrnt . -Vicz'-Prf5idf'rzt . . .S1'U'e'fary Trvasurfr . JUNE SIIARPLES . . DoRIs BRIDGES . . ELLEN MAE PERRY . . . ETHEL HowLE . KATHERINE I'PsHAw . , HAZEL jonxsox W ,. ....-aam.......,- ,.....,-... .. , , .-.w.ba...... A - -A -: A . .,..:.......,..1 ,. E ':.,' :meg-,-I. ,. .... : Y v ' Q u.- . '. ' , NH E.. .E,E A gl 00 0 N Those who are high are usually dizzy. -Rogers. Terrible, strange, sublime and beauteous shapes.',-Prometheus Unbound. This world belongs to the energetic. -Emerson. Always occupied with the duties of others, never, alas! with their own. -Roclvefauld. e,, o i,.,s'42':'t'xi4k ' li ---' ' MILDRED H. ABLE SAMMIE H. BANCROFT EVA P, BRANSCONIB BERTH.-'A BARRETT MILDRED BASENBURG MARGARET BEYER ORA D. BOHANNON MARY FRANK CHAPPELI. MARX' N, CAROLL HAZEL CUMBEE SORORES IN URBE VICTORIA DAVIS MARX' NELL DOVEL MAXINE DUPUY STUART DUPUY SALLIE J. EAGLES LEONA FELTUS FRANCES FERRELL NELLIE GR.ACE FREEMAN FRANCES OSBORNE FULLER FRANCES B. GOURLEY FRANCES M. GREEN MARGARET HANLIN ,IOSEPHINE I'IARGROVE MARY E. MCPIIERSON MARGARET IIASSLER ANNABELLE HENIION NELL H. HOWARD ANN.A J. HOVVLE OLIVIA JACOVVAY JEAN LAN Kl'I'CPiEI,L DOT M. LAMBERT HELEN LANE IYZATHERINE DAVIS SARA H. DAVIS SUSIE GULLEDGE MARX' LOU MARTIN BENNIE S. MASON ADDILEE MATTISON LOUISE B. MAXWELL ANNIE GARRON MCCRORY MABEL T. MCCUTCHEON EDITH F. MCELROY MARGARITE MATTOCK MILDRED MAXWELL CORNELIA H. MESSEN BONNIE MOXLEY jIIvIIvIIE NEWMAN AILEEN MARIE N, NORTON VVILMA B. NUNNELLEY HAZEL C. OOOM ETHYLENE OLIVER BILLIE E. PARSONS HAZEL PAWSON DOROTHY PETERSON AUGUSTA PIATT NANNIE MYRTLE PRICE MARX' C. RANDALL IVIE PEARL RAY ELIZABETH SAOLER G. LENDERMAN ARNICE SHELTON EDNA A. SMITH MARY SILVER LOUISE SAUNDERS STEWART ELIZABETH STOCKARD FRANCE N. STONE LYDE THOMASSON THERA M. TOWERY ATHOLINE A. VVAKEFIELD MARY K VVATTERS SARA N YANGER 'VXW 4,sQ'UF'!' pri NE S xg W A 44 .LA L4 4. A MLW . + w 1 '.'.5.S'E AA2'TA'1W '-'-rf-Tw 'I .Dv . ' . Y .. .. ,. uw I. 1 . ,... 1 . '. E 7 l ' - -. .' : - - 2 . '- '- - - : ,,.' ' I. . -. : z 3 .. S. ' . ' . 1-. .-' ' ,.' f .f L: E I .- 12322 -A. I. ' E L T A ' Z E Founded at lliaini University, IQOZ ALPHA PI CHAPTER Esmblislzvd 1921 T Colors: Old Rose and Vicux Green Flofwcr: Killarney Rose DOROTHY CASON. . . MAJEL MANCUN. . . GLENDOLX'N COLE . VIRGINIA EAGLES . . ETHEL HOW'LE . . . MARTHA BURNS . . MARGARET GODWIN . MILDRED GODWIN . Publiraiirnz: Lamp SOROR ES IN FACULTATE MRS. W. E. BOHANNON ANNABELLE HENDON THERA MAE TOWERY SORORES IN COLLEGIO Class of 1934 . Birmingham, Ala. . Birmingham, Ala. MILORED MAXWELL Clas Ala. . Birmingham, Ala. Birmingham, . Birmingham, Ala. IDELL TURNER . . OCTAVIA MARTIN . . Birmingham, Ala MARJORIE MAUNEY . Birmingham, Ala . Birmingham, Ala. 1935 TPIOMAS A. MANGUN Kansas City, Kan HAZEL PAVVSON . . Birmingham, Ala LEONTE SAYE . . . Birmingham, Ala . Columbiana, Ala. Class 0f1Q36 . . Birmingham, Ala. . . Birmingham, Ala. Birmingham, Ala. STELLA JONES . . . HELEN MALONE . . GRACE MANGUNQ . Birmingham, Birmingham, Birmingham, Ala Ala Ala BERNICE BELLSINYDER DOROTHY COLE REBECCA DAILY SARA FERRELL MARY LENA TAYLOR . . Birmingham, Ala. Birmingham Arralla Birmingham Birmingham Class of19,,7 Aa Aa Aa Aa MARY LOUISE HURLEH Birmingham Ala WILMA MACDONALD Hendersonville N C ZELMA MCKEWEN Birmingham Aa LEMOYNE WEST Birmingham A a 1' ' nxfx..1.R.Z.6aa..-YAaufL-n.+ :ae - .a., 'WR- 2 'xvv 'Y vw vvK'r'S' skkmgfins 4 A 'TX E' 'is 432- ii-ibn '7 , . . . , I . . . . , I . .via ' 'Car rf W t Qgi,a,A,Q,.,,,, AAQ.2Q -Q 'A r Y' ' Wfffw . 1 f'Ni ,. .N .., .nu U.. :O . .K H . 5 : 9. .' ' .,- ...Q 5 ,- . . . , . . -I . . ... , l. I . .. , - : . . . . I I : 3 : .,. ',-. l , u, ' . -...nf 2 .' '-, - .. I I 1 : . 0 , ' 2 2 1 '-. .A L -R -' z- A L A - La A f A ',.,,: , -9- i FZ ' ' 1 gif..-M,-, A. . , , l..:-..Q'1Sf3 ' sE.. 7.1'?,1.'. -.Ma-...- -..- 2 gm H x - ' - 1 , f WT' HW'W71Wf T 7 - -- ' ':,. R 1'1 ag if 5 f 1-iii II9 Ni 'QFigures, strange and quaint. -Coleridge. Soon hot, soon coldf,-Hebrew maxim. 4. Actions speak louder than words. -Franklin. No politics disturb their mindf'-Goldsmith. I20 .... ., Perfect Day OF BETA SIGMA OMICRON Wlren you come to end of a perfect day, And life seems a tranquil dreamg Wlren you've lived and loved in that blessed way That makes happiness seem supremeg Do you know what the end of a perfect day Can mean to a Beta Sig? She,s fulfilled her purpose with spirits gay And she knows what joy ,tis to serve. Well many days have heen perfect days For some of our sisters dearg They have served, they have loved, Have found friendship true, And each in her task insists That the Ruby and Pink he her guiding light And the emhlem's sign ne,er ceaseg So when lifeis shadows darken into night May each Beta Sig find peace. -By HELEN MCCORMICK. l2l v we BETA- SIGMA' OMICRON Founded at University of hlissouri, 1888 9 BETA BETA CHAPTER Ejlllblijllfd 1933 Cain -Y-' Rllbi' -Wd Red Flofwfr: Killarney Rose Publifalion: The Urn SORUR ES IN COLLEGIO Class of 1935 EL1zABE'rH BOBO .... Birmingham, Ala. TSABELLA DAVIES . . . Birmingham, Ala. EVELYN C. JOHNSON . . . Birmingham, Ala. Class of 1936 GWENOOLYN MELTON . . Birmingham, Ala. ELLEN MAE PERRY . . . Birmingham, Ala. LELA XVRICHT . . . . . . Bessemer, Ala. Class of 1937 LUCILLE BLACK . . Birmingham, Ala. MARX' Lou NIILLER1 . . Birmingham, Ala. RUTH HANKS . . . Birmingham, Ala. EMILY MITCHELL .... Birmingham, Ala. ELIZABETH XVHATLEY . . Birmingham, Ala. ini '.?.............l. .a.:.5.:-in L,wg,,,j.,, L ir I W WWW .. L E -3.1...-.,'-H , E, . , ,YV. .... , , ,Nik Y 4?m,., ,VZ-LTJS X K A , . . 'Im in 5 ,Q ., ,..,,.,, . f 'F 'V -' Y '-V4.1 ' 1 ' Y ii D. B 1' Y Y - : - . 1 . : ,,. . ., . . '. - Z - '-., . 3. ' . - '-. I I 5 '-, '- '. .f' .-' . --' . '. - ,' g . . , ,u .,. 3 , . .- . '. ' A Q . .ff N.. . .v - . ' . ,v .. 'eu ., ' u u n' ' JT-'T 'N' 1 'W '16 ' 37Swrj1-,MX 4, ew-.- ,, . . -. 1 ,V ,V . M V , A M, - , e..'..g,- . .. , .-..., A Lilian. Al. .ML Lflg. LD A 11. Q u I iff, ...u......,,LM.M.W ...,.. M. ,M..,,.,....-....m,,....,. .,...1:m..g........w.,.....,.....g..... ,..x,. W , . ,,,...m ,, , ,Zn U, W ' Q0 571 Q0 u Lilies of the field, I bow to thee. -J. R. Lowell. Blessed are the pure in l'l63.I'I.,,-71.176 Bible. 'QVirtue is a jewel of great price. -Latin proverb. He who has lived in obscurity has lived well. -Ovid. I 24 Q i ' A i ' ,egg ilwffpi. e x Su --.--Y A 'Q-:f.'llQ eee, 014 lpha CDelta Theta CDrearn girl There are girls in all fraternities, Girls Whose hearts are beautiful and true. Wait until you see this girl of mine, And there will be only one girl for you. My Alpha Delta Theta dream girl Y0u,re just a vision, sweet to me. Wlven all the world,s asleep in shadows, In a mystic land of dreams I see The fairest girl in all the millions, just an inspiration true, A loyal friend and sister And an Alpha Delta Theta, too. I25 .-4.. - 4- -.Mi.f...,-... -l..,.4L-, 1 ,.- e ' -,f.t , 'ii ii' V 5--MM.-v :mf V -L -A2 iu-, +1- ALPHA ' DELTA ' THETA Colors: Turquoise, Silver and Scarlet. lNlAIJA BERRY . - lVlARY KAY BROWN VIRGINIA COBB . . EBBA LOU MOON . Founded at TI'z1nsylYaIIi:1 College, IQIQ 0 PI CHAPTER lislablislzml 1929 I' lllIllLillllU7l.' The Portals SUROR IN l'i.XCL'LT.-XTE FRENCII IIAYNES SURORIZS IN COI.I,I3GIO Class of 193.1 Flofwfr: Sweet Pea . Birmingham, Ala. HAZEL JOHNSON . . . Birmingham, Ala. . Birmingham, Ala. IJOROTHY PARKER , . . Meridian, Miss. EDNA S'I'EM'AR'l' , . . , Birmingham, Ala. Class of 1935 . Birmingham, Ala. BARBARA MOOSE . . . Birmingham, Ala. . Birmingham, Ala. lVlll.DRED RI-IODES . . Birmingham, Ala. Class of 1936 QIRETA BURROUGIIS . . . Birmingham, Ala. Class of 1937 ROSEMARY CROOR . . Birmingham, Ala. LIBIIY JEAN REEVES . Birmingham, Ala ELOISE DENION . . .Talladega, Ala. NELLE STEWART . . Birmingham Ala HAZEL lVl.-Yl II'IEVl'S . Birmingham, Ala. MARY VIRGINIA 'TURNER . Pell City, Ala EIIHIELYN ORR . . . Birmingham Ala. VIRGINIA VVRIGIIT . . . . . Guin Ala I26 Hug' ' an ...gh , .- , 'M' , .. . A 'H A wh. 1 A LSI! A!-.,W3.,Wl LM g 1 A . Av- I l i , . . . , ...-, ., ...-,..., . .. . ....,-...W ...W--. .-.,..... ..-,v. . ,Y .,,,.,,., N... W..- -...v,.... V - , , ,- WW...- f ..Q,g, gu5:.. , .sf.4g 1-'- A 3.4 Ls. .... ...... -....--... ..,,. ,W ......, - ,.. h,., .,,.. - - ..,.... . ..,,,.,, , ,.,. . ., . , ,.,7,,,,, A,,, ALM..- .. . A , Q6 9-6 ALPHA Colors: Blue and XVlIite DELTA Pl Founded at XVeSleyan College, 1851 G KAPPA CHAPTER Exffilzlisllrd 1919 1jIl!llilllfi0ll Adel Pllilllln Fl0fw1'r.' Violet Class of IQ3.,Z NIARY ALCEE . . Birmingham, Ala. SUE NEAI. , , Birmingham, Ala lhi.XRY ,ANDERSON . Tlmmasville, Ala. JLNE SIIARIILES . Birmingham, Ala EVELYN MANRER . . . Rl Pam, Texas ERIN XV.Xl.LACli . Birmingham, Ala Cfrzys of IQKJ5 lVlAR'lII.-K BRASIIIELD. . . . Dora, Ala. i'I.KRDEE lhfii-XR'I'lN . . Birmingham Ala Class of 1936 GLADYS ALLDREDGE . . Brooksville, Ala. lh'i.XDRENli ROTIIERMEI. . . Birmingham Ala EDITH CUWAN . . Birmingham, Ala. lN'i.XRjORlli SMITII . . Birmingham Ala VELMA NEAL . . Birmingham, Ala. ELIzABE'I'II XVEAKLEY . . Birmingham, Ala LAvIxIA Youxo , . . Birmingham, Ala. Class of1937 GRACE ANDERSON . . . Thomasville, Ala MARY NELL HEARN . Albertville, Ala MOLLY ANDERION . . Birmingham, Ala MARY NELL HILL Birmingham, Ala MARTHA JO BASS . . Birmingham, Ala iK.-XTHERINE HUTCHISUN .... Troy, Ala NIARY ELIZABETH ESTES . Birmingham, Ala ERXESTWE JONES . Birmingham Ala GRACE FULLER . . . , Perryville, Ala JEAN I.0x'IJ . . . Birmingham, Ala JULIETTE FULLER . . . . . Perryville, Ala MARY MCCARTI' , - - D0fhf1n, Ala EI,IzARE'IH CiOURLEY . . Birmingham, Ala. MAMQE MIDDLETON Birmingham, Ala CATHERINE HAM , . . Birmingham Ala RUIH PATTERSON . Birmingham Ala MARGARET HARRIS . Birmingham, Ala lVIEI,L SCAREROUGH .... Albertville Ala I28 -wiv i A-' wr it Y YIQ1 1 i They toil not neither do they spin -The Bible Those move easiest who have learned to dance -Pope It is wonderful how near conceit is to insanity - errold. A coquette is a young lady of more beauty than sense. -Longfellow WK i v I ii.. U. .. 4 A ASDA.-a A-fl' 3 . ' .nb L J' -3 WW-L? Wf.L,.,f.QIQ.Qif..,.,,Q.Mg.ff,j.f,.w'w..aaj,..Q, ,. ,. .... .,,. ,,.Q.Q,Qf .,a,,.,, ,... 17.1 ,,..ss. ,.Qf.1f..Q.h..Q..4.fQ,M-QQfflQlL,,.,.Q.Qffff .ff ce as , . . . . . . ce as . . l I I I ee as . . . . . ze as . N so L-. x..-.1.-f...o'.+.2..Wz..1 WJ.,..,,a...a X s X s A . IO. . . ..., . -O . 'Q I . : -. .' . 1 ' - ' '. .0 U .1 ' . 0 0 'ull' O. . '.n' .0 - A , 'AL'-.' 136 W 1 .' W5-1: K m ' 'ff . PHI ' MU - SGRGRITY Founded at AVc-Sleyan College, 1352 G ALPHA GAMMA CHAPTER E.I1Il1lI5f1.i'J 1924 Colorx: Rose and VVhite Flofwrr: Enchantress Carnation Pul1liz1IIinII.' The Aglaiau SORORES IN FACLLTATE ANNIE Box'E'I'I' MABEI, VVII.LoUGHBY SORORES IN COLLEGIO Class of 1934 El,IZABE'l'll BROWN . . . Birmingham, Ala. Clflss of 1935 EVELYN TANSLEY . Birmingham, Ala. ELOISE MONTGOMERY . Birmingham, Ala. DORIS BRIDGES . . Birmingham Ala. MARJORIE ROPIZR .... Birmingham, Ala. EVELTN CiRlMMER Birmingham, Ala, EVELYN SUDOUIII . . Birmingham, Ala. BESS IVICCOIIIAS , Birmingham, Ala. ELIZAIIETII TILLER . - Birmingham, Ala. CLARA MCEACIIERN . . . Louisville, Ala. DOROTIIY XVALKER . - . Birmingham, Ala. NI.-XR1H.-A INIILES . Birmingham, Ala. REBA XVEAR . . . . . Coushatta, La. Class of 1936 VVILMA COLLINS . Birmingham, Ala. MARGARET HOGAN . . Birmingham, Ala. MARJORIE DERBY . I . . . Birmingham, Ala. MARTHA HUCCINS . . Birmingham, Ala. KATIE LOU HAMMETT . . Birmingham, Ala. ELIZABETH MCNEIL . Birmingham, Ala. fiERALDlNE PATTERSON . . . Gadsden, Ala. Class of 1937 MARTHA JULE BLACKSHEAR . Headland, Ala. MARGARET STANTON . Birmingham, Ala. JOSEPHINE LENZ , . . . Birmingham, Ala. JANE XVHEELER , . . .Birmingham, Ala. LOUISE POWELL . . Birmingham, Ala. MARY LOUISE VVI-IITE . . Birmingham, Ala. NI.-XRY XVATTIE XVILSON . Birmingham, Ala. l3O TMI QTQfff'ii'W 4'i . i '7W'T ' iii' 'Tn A Eff if Yjilgfjff. Z...1iiTQ.E-rflliw 2?E.??flY-'zff'i'?if'11f- 1 -,. , M. 1 J- . J.. . . -: E . J.. -.E 'R' . ln., :ru -E , J., I: '.. g .- 'i ' ' ' ' ......-..-...- ....... ............,...W....--..-..,.Q.g......-...........,-,g.. ..., M... -..L . ' M B5 '? 'v' '5' 'G is '4 430 ,LJ T Ak Beauty and folly are often companions?-Italian proverb. Run not from one extreme to the otherf'-Franklin. Even beauty cannot palliate eccentricityf'-Balzac. All is not gold that glitters. -Hfsop. .I , ,.,, ,, Y ' 'ne -P-----W-- V. J-- ,t,4..t...-.-e-.. -.h--..-1f1.L , ., - t. . A '. e, M -,..,......1..,ff,fl,..g,. 1 BETA.PHI -ALPHA Founded at University of California, IQOQ 0 SIGMA CHAPTER E5lzll1ll5M'rl IQ.?S Colors: Green and Gold Flofwcr: Yellow Tea Rose 1'ul1lifalion.' Aldebaran Soizomzs IN Corrrcio Class of 1954 MILDRED CLARK . . Birmingham, Ala. RUBY IIAGOOD , . . . . Birmingham, Ala. Kixrnmuns UPSIIAW . . Birmingham, Ala. Class of 1935 RUTH GRAVES . .... Birmingham, Ala. Class of 1936 MILDRED XVILKINSON . . Birmingham, Ala. CAROLYN VV1LLis . . . Birmingham, Ala. Grrzzluatr' Stzulcnls . LILLIAN CUNNINGHAM . . Birmingham, Ala. Dixxng MAE MACKEY . . Birmingham, Ala. ANNIE RUTH VVYNN . . Birmingham, Ala. l32 '-' N M ' 'm u '- -- . - - r 'Y W .rv , . - . We-f, ,.,-k,,a,+,, +1---,KL-, .-A-bf -f 1. .. f- f- - , I .4 , ., - -..,....-. ..,.-........., , ' . 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ZWZIZ EEEI 'Y oroflzy Qyafker I A O hPLtHwf1fh01f1H1HHH ECRET S X ORGANIZED AT HOW RD THE CQME-TATER By Crawfish Saunders The question of Spring holidays is one that will intrigue the most careless student. The writer is in favor of Spring holidays. lt is his opinion that they should extend from Feb. I to june I, with two weeks off for good behavior. just think of all the extra trouble it would save the professors who have papers to grade. 1J0'ZL'Ill'll Colfege -will for- efucr be imlrlzted to those art- ists -who llllill' taken surlz an interest in us f1111l1lo1l11te1l pic- tures. For instfuzce, take that picture in the 111111 of the Alain Building caller! St. George Slaying The Goat. Yes, take if-111111 11o11't bring it back! The writer is of the opinion that the dogs down at the Science Hall are of a better quality than in previous years. just any Spring day, one may wander by the Sci- ence Hall and encounter a pack of assorted dogs that are in a class by themselves. VVhereas, in past years, there was a predominance of poodles and pugs, this year finds the collection composed of mon- grels and hounds. The reriter finds, after try- ing all the rest of the flares. that the best place to loaf on the campus is any one of the new sorority houses. But, of fourse, il's against the rules. As a parting word, we hope everybody mentioned in this final issue of the Crimson can take it. If not, the line forms to the right. Degrees Are To Be Awarded at Commencement According to the Dean, the fol- lowing degrees will be awarded at commencement: Blaster of P111'Ii11n1t'11t11ry L11-zu -Lamar Kennedy. Ijillflltfflt' of SIlI'l'IISllliBCSS luc- Comas. Hlastrr of Fenznlrs-BI. B. Gwin. Flitt D.-Quick Henry. 1. O. U.-All professors. Barlzvlor Enzeritus-Prof. Lohr. Blaster of Crrvnzolzies-Amasa XVindham. Doctor of fsillllllfl' - Claude Smith. I-IONEYBRITCI-IES CLUB RECENTLY ORGANIZED NINETEEN CHARTER MEMBERS A new organization that is fast becoming notorious on the campus is the Honeybritches Club, recent- ly disapproved by the Dean. Char- ter members are Francis VVheeler and lX'Iartha Huggins, Henry Smith and .lo Lenz, Swede Law- son and Gretchen Brown, Eddie Wojecki and Isabella Davies, Ev- erett Ingram and Katie Lou Ham- mett, lwike VVells and lvladrene Rothermel, Barnett VViggins and Elizabeth Brown, Harlan Ogle and Mild1'ed Brook, Paul Free- man and lylada Berry, Beth VVeakley and herself. Tom Everetts and La- mar Williams To Head New Qrganization CHEATING BANNED EXCEPT IN CASE OF EMERGENCY The editor of this final edition of the Crimson is glad to give his approval, but nothing else, to a new organization just formed on the Howard campus. The group calls themselves The Secret Sex. The students call them - well, never mind. Anyway, the purpose of the or- ganization is to eliminate cheating in the classes of cooking and art. hliss Holloway reports that cheat- ing is rampant in her classes. Stu- dents snitch a piece of cake every time they get the opportunity, said the fair instructress. The first student caught cheat- ing will be reported to the faculty and if the faculty don't do some- thing about it, they are big sissies -so there! Classes where no cheating oc- curs, such as Dr. L. O. Dawson's, will not be investigated, but classes such as Dr. lNIason's, where the student is forced to get answers to questions by thinking, will be thor- oughly looked into. THE HOWARD CRIMSON Ellie illnnmrh Qlrimann Published just once Conce too oftenj by a few students who had nothing elle to do. The purpose of Thu 1eIc'2c'11rfl Crimson is to publish news about people that they wouldn't publish about themselves, to further the best interests of th: editors by disregarding the interests of students, alumni, and friends. Acceptance for mailing is doubtful. Szlbswifvtiofz Rafe ........ .prirrlrss Edition Przoressoa XVHooz1s . . . Chivf .fnznzniar AN EDITORIAL THE Rt'ss1AN SITUATION AT A GLANCE VVhat is France going to do about the price of Bermuda on- ions? Nothing! VVho the Hell said France was? Think, you stu- dents of ancient languages, what such a move means to the campus. Editor lViggins has pointed out clearly in his new book Alice In VVonderland, what the effect of this move will mean. hIen like Sinclair Lewis, Stan Laurel, Gl- iver Hardy and Henry Ford have proven definitely that Siam does not care a hang about onions-nor anything else. The entire matter should be referred to the Secret Six, we think-yes, we do think, too-and they should either dis- pose of the matter or dispose of it. 18 YEARS AGO CAS recorded in the files of The Howard Crizzzsonj Dr. W. M. Thomas celebrated his 85th birthday today. Amasa Windham and Barnett Wiggiiis entered school today as freshmen. Book Lovers' Club To Meet lIiss Annie Ruth VVynn will discuss The Sins of Elmer Gan- try and her neighbors. bliss llIab2l Hudson will review Fm A Lonesome Little Flowery' and lXIiss Eva Hargrave will sing Aren't VVe All? Dorothy lliIc- liinney will read Her Private Love Letters. Everybody will listen with interest. hliss Annie Boyett, faculty advisor, will ad- vise. Dr. Jas. A. Hendricks has just rounded out forty years of service in the Economics Department. The Theta Kappa Nus have been declared winners in the church-going contest. Dr. L. O. Dawson has intro- duced a new system of conduct in class, which he borrowed from the Barrett School primary depart- ment. Dr. Henry M. Martin was seen purchasing a new green suit and a brown hat today. Item: No Garretts from Al- bertville have entered school this year. S-P'O-R'T-S Howard Football Team Takes OH Honors The Howard College football team took off all honors the past season including the S. l. A. A. championship, the Dixie Confer- ence championship, the city champ- ionship, seven suits of clothes, SI towels, 3 bed spreads and 14 sets of silver. FOOTBALL ROSTER Na me Position Ilfviglll Old Homestead . Center .... 3.2 Miss Mate . . Full . . . 31c Artesian VVells . Guard . . . 6 7-8 lee Burger . . Tackle . 99 44-loc Me 'N Ewing . Quarter . . . 7-lx nn Ln Dunn. . .Tackle . . ..ooo sn Inna Garrett . End . .... I3 Give 'Em Fitzpatrick, Nuisance, 1 ton Howard Wrestling Team To Meet Southern Tomorrow A series of bouts has been ar- ranged between the Howard mat- men and Birmingham-Southern, according to Eddie VVojecki, man- ager. VVrestling in the light- weight class, lNIary Tarzan Graves will take on all comers. Ray jack the Ripper Holmstead will also participate in this class. Middleweight wrestlers are Erin Big Boy Wallace, B. Lon Chaney King and Mark Strang- ler Lower. In the heavyweight division, Estha Mae Russian Lion Irwin will take on all mat- men above the 300-pound mark. THE HOWARD CRIMSON ..SOC B112 Sevarin-Frost and llrs. Sevarin-Frost have retu1'ned from Baden-Baden and are stopping at the Barbizon - Plaza through XVednesday-XVednesday. The Howard lllasquers will present their latest production, The Covered XVagon,' next Pri- day night. Blr. -lack Robertson will play the rear axle. lNIrs. Berry will present her daughter, linda, to society next Tuesday night. Society will re- taliate at the first opportunity. lllr. Howell Bennett attended a drinking party last week. Both parties have now sobcred up. Nliss lvlartha Huggins used to take her dog for a walk every day, but has now learned to distinguish between them quite clearly. The Pi Kappa Phi hotel has an- nounced reduced rates and no doubt will attract a flock of tour- ists next year. I ETY.. bliss lllajel llangun went for a tramp the other day, but the tramp died. lXIessrs. Clarence Clinkscales, Dolphus Barnett and lllelvin Hy- att have recently been experiment- ing with coiffures. It is said they have unanimously agreed upon the Southern bob. Sigma Nus Have Party for Themselves The Sigma Nus entertained themselves last Tuesday evening back of the Science Hall. Little Campbell Kidd, borrowed from Crumpton's Kindergarten for the occasion, served punch. Gags and burps were enjoyed. Thomas Klichael Floyd HI, son of Thomas lvlichael Floyd II, grandson of Thomas Nlichael Floyd I, brought a date. She was unmarried. The party was a success. Joe Ears YVurtele and Tom Douglas were not present. Bliss Lillian Cun- ningham acted as chaperone. No alumni were present, Robert Ans- ley not being counted. ADS EVERYBODY ehmultl go over and flanee at th: new Pienic Night Club. tThe litlitor gets passes.l EMPTY bottles, all sizes and makes, for sale. Apply Sigma Nu Ilouse. HUVSE FOR SP LIC-If you won't buy it, how much can we give it to you for? Pi Kappa Phis. YVANTED--Snlne gootl men. Th: supply of little brothers is short and we will be glad to interview IUUSI anybody. Apply Pi Kappa Alpha House. VVANTISD-More roorners and less rumors. See the Sigma Phi Epsilons. XVANTED-A girl. Not particular as to size, shape or color. Must have a strong neck. Apply to Ed Mason. LOST-All our power. If found, re- turn to the A. D. Pi's and receive reward. VVILL EXCHANGE-One gqod mous- tache for some brains. See Giles A. Baker, immediately. BE AN accomplished smoccher. Free lessons in smooching to first fifty applicants. Call or apply to A. D. Pis, A. D. Thetas, B. S. O's, Beta Phi Alph's, Delta Zeta's or Phi Mu's. STUCK INN 5pI1'Z Hamburgers- Beer- High-Brow Ears Hot Dogs Pool Supplies Friday BULL BAINES. '96, Manager Satjjday Lotta Garbage D A V E N P O R T IN the cigarette thatis WILDER .... BLHBT Weak the cigarette that tastes BTTTER Moments, 1 . ....... l . 5 . P ' v i ei' na! sasa f .... 1 -, i 74 i iii E I ., 2 2 - , . , , , 1 E 5 l 2 r ' . f . 2 K 2 S. .... .... mulnl P' l ,A 4 C E . n, iai l is .,.., i IN APPRECIATIQN We, the 1934 ENTRE Nous Staff, wish to talce this opportunity to thank the business men of Birming- ham for the financial aid and co- operation which they gave to us, making this annual possible SHOW YOUR APPRECIATION BY PATRONIZING THEM 1 HCWARD C-QLLEQQ Owned and Controlled by THE BAPTISTS GF ALABAMA Howard College is a standard A-Grade College of Arts and Sci- ences. It is a member of the Southern Association and is on the approved list of the Association of American Universities and the American Association of University Women. Its academic credits are accepted fully by the universities and professional schools of this and other countries. Howard College is alive with the hardy vigor of ninety-two years of increasing usefulness and prestige. Ir is a friendly school. It offers advantages, educational, cultural, and recreational, such as only a large city affords. Two recent graduates of Howard College are now in Oxford University, holders of Rhodes Scholarships won in competitive selections in successive years, 1930, 1931. For Catalogue and Other Information Address PRESIDENT T. V. NEAL Birmingham, Alabama The Distinction of BALFOUR ELRY is assured in the College COMPLIMENTS OF World COLLEGE RINGS HILL GROCERY FRATERNITY BADGES COMPANY CRESTED STATIONERY COMMENCEMENT INVITATIONS MAKER OF THE SENIOR CLASS RINGS AND INVITATIONS FOR HOWARD COLLEGE '43, ji L,G.BALFOUR O O M P A N Y BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA ATTLEBORO, MASS. COMPLIMENTS OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF BIRMINGHAM 6 BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA , CHOOSE THE RIGHT COURSE The position of private secretary is attractive to both young men and young women. Each day you make new contacts, participate in new activities, and have presented to you new problems to challenge your ingenuity and ability. You will be interested in the following advantages of such a position: Social prominence Technical knowledge and skill Recreational advantages Summer trips A profession worthy of your best efforts Ir challenges your creative ability It developes your personality, poise, and confidence Solves your financial problems Paves the way to an executive position. Mrs. Eleanor Suddeth, a graduate of Howard, whose photo appears on this page, chose the Secretarial Course, and is now with the Jasper Abstract Co., Jasper, Alabama. WHEELER BUSINESS COLLEGE Elevator Entrance 1911 FIRST AVENUE Birmingham, Alabama Compliments of BRILLIANT COAL COMPANY 1812-17 Webb-Crawford Building Birmingham, Alabama PRODUCERS OF GENUINE BRILLIANT COAL CTrade Mark Reg. U. S. Patent Ofiicel The South's Finest Fuel Silver Spoons Once upon a time there was a leg- end that only those born with silver spoons in their mouths could afford to be well dressed. Today, money has no monopoly on style. Ar Loveman's the person who is not above counting pennies can choose the same distinctive fashions as the one who hasn't time to count the dollars. Good taste has supplanted the sil- ver spoon, as the I'Open Sesame to the inclusive circle of well-dressed LUMP, EGG, NUT, STOKER A SIZE FOR EVERY DOMESTIC USE people. LOVEMAN. JOSEPH Eff LOEB 0. in 'Rx J ig.. cuir m , llil Ill 1 'gig Back of All Gulfsteel Products Stands the South's Largest Independent Manufacturer of Finished Steel GULF STATES STEEL COMPANY BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA Ingots Welding Rods Woven Wire Fence Bilets Bright Wire Nails Slabs Annealed Wire Galvanized Nails Wire Rods Galvanized Wire Cement Coated Nails Bars Barbed Wire Staples Plates Manufacturers' Wire Bale Ties Angles Wire and Rods Fence Posts Sheets Straightened and Cut Miss NAOMI GOODWIN GRADUATED FROM HOWARD IN I932 ATTENDED MASSEY IN I933 NOW HOLDS A RESPONSIBLE POSITION IN A LEADING DOWNTOWN ESTABLISHMENT For Forty-five Years Massey has trained Young Men and Women for Executive Positions. They Can Help You. Call 3-7278 MASSEY BUSINESS COLLEGE FOR CATALOG BOYETT'S PHOTO STUDIO I I Express Appreciati I Opportunity to Serve As OI:IIcIaI Photographer for the 1934 Entre Nous BOYETTS PHOTO A PLACE TO SAVE ALWAYS HAVERTY FURNITURE CO. 2108 First Avenue, N. IIGOOCI CIotI1esM STUDIO I 202252 second Avenue, N. B L A C H S Birmingham, Alabama INVEST THE INTEREST, COLLECT THE PRINCIPAL And a Wealth of Mental Satisfaction Through Life Insuran JEFFERSON STANDARD LIFE INSURANCE CO. ALBERT LEE SMITH GENERAL AGENT 2 12 IA Twenty-first Street Birmingham INC CIVIL SERV BOOKKEEP . SHGRTHAND 147ClbQ771Cl,S LCl7'g6Sf BUSITLQSS College Enter At Any Time Telephone 4-3306 AN ACCREDITED BUSIN ICE ESS COLLEGE LVERSUN BUSIN SS lllllllili ROBERT E. ALVERSON, 2019-2021 First Avenue BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA Write or Call for Catal TYPEWRITING.SECRE HIGHER.ACCOUNT E President og-Day and Night Classes TARIAL INC Hln the Sprfng cz Young Manis Fancyn C0mplimenlS Of THfUi'ZL'1'ZZS'ff WHEN THE TUTWILER CAHEEN'S . R. BURT ORNDORF 1921 Third Ave. Birmingham Manager Compliments of Everything THE EMPIRE For Every Sport THE RPQIAL WimherIy ea Thomas an H cl C . THE CAPITOL ar Ware O 2011 First Avenue 1 i. If I LET US SHOW YOU WHY LIFE INSURANCE IS THE BEST SAVINGS PLAN The LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY of VIRGINIA JI N Established 1871 RICHMOND,VIRGINIA Bradford H. Walker, President JI' WM. A. BERRY Manager for North Alabama 1826-28 COMER BUILDING BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA WOOD FRUITTICHER SHOE SERVICE SHOP LO CLEANING, PRESSING, DYEING Wholesale Grocers HATS CLEANED AND BLOCKED Exclusive Distributors Lgw Prices and High Quality Ruttlow California Fruits and Vegetables -I BLUE LABEL N. Y. STATE FRUITS AND THE HOUSE OF SERVICE VEGETABLES 16 North 77th Street Gibbs Drug Company A af p D Two Good Drug Stores Serving East Lake 8301 First Ave. 8000 Second Ave. LEHMAN M. ALLEY S I 0 R E S RICHARD 1. LANIER OWNERS Birmingham, Alabama . . . Price Without extravagance for clothes Without apology- FANCY GROCERIES, FRESH ' MEATS AND VEGETABLES DANIEL CLQTHING Q- COMPANY Phone 9-4601 4 North 77th Sr. 1912 First Avenue, North WE DELIVER Factory-to-You COMPLIMENTS OF RHCJDES-CARROLL'S FURNITURE COMPANY 2020 THIRD AVENUE, N. YEILDING BROS. CO. THE OLDEST DEPARTMENT STORE IN BIRMINGHAM 2131 Second Avenue, N. Compliments of Martin Biscuit Co. Compliments of SLATER'S BOOT SHOP 1915 Second Ave., N. Birmingham Compliments of DUCK INN BILL BAINES, '26, Manager Compliments of BERRY'S 1907 THIRD AVE., NORTH I. PAUL HENDRIX, INC. TYPE WRI TE RS Sales Service Supplies Top Floor Farley Bldg. 3-4906 Compliments of the BONNET BOX 1815 Second Avenue Birmingham NEWMAN'S CLEANERS Office and Plant: 5601 First Ave., South-9-2131 Office: 13 North 77th St.--9-2929 DO YOU KNOW- That Howard's enrollment has not fallen off even in these bad years? That the Senior Class for years has been larger than the entire student body in 1900? That Howard has outstanding missionaries in China, South Africa, Palestine, Japan, and other foreign fields? That an alumnus is in the diplomatic serv- ice in Paris, France? That a Howard alumnus is now president of Howard? 'That a Howard alumnus is head of the Department of Spanish in Ohio State Uni- versity? That a Howard alumnus is former Federal District Attorney in New York City? That a former Chief justice of the Supreme Court of Alabama was a Howard graduate? That a Howard graduate and former pro- fessor is a professor in the University of North Carolina? That five Howard professors are authors of text-books, and that nearly all the profes- sors have published scholarly articles? That Howard has an outstanding though new Department of Dietetics? That Howard has a trained specialist as Director of Physical Education for VVomen? That Howard has probably the best de- partments of Chemistry, Biology, and Phy- sics in the South? That a Howard professor is organist in the largest Baptist church in Birmingham, and is a musician of international celebrity as a composer? That the Dean of the College of Phar- macy, University of Tennessee, is a Howard graduate and that he is the author of widely used text-books? That Dr. VVilliam Thomas, Professor of Greek and Latin, was the Fourth of july orator in Athens, Greece, a couple of sum- mers ago? That Howard is a leader in the technical academic teaching of religious education? That two Howard graduates were chosen in consecutive years for Rhodes Scholarships? That Howard graduates have taught and are teaching in some thirty leading colleges and universities of this country, including Harvard, North Carolina, Virginia, Alabama, Louisiana, Texas, and Cincinnati? W righjr pages: 1 11, 1 F. , . 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