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I LOVE THY GLORIOUS NAME CAE S?f0W6lI'J llllllllllllll N fhis, fhe 'rwenfy-sixfh volume of +he En+re Nous, we have sfrayed a liH'le from +he sfereofyped issues of The pasi' and have fried +o preseni an informal book fhai' is no+ bound by +radi1'ion, bui one +ha+ presenfs life as if is ai' Howard. There will be 'rhose +ha+ are noi pleased, buf +o have fried fo please all would have been in vain. We do noi' apologize because we have done our besf as our fasfes and con- sciences dicfafed. If 'rhis, 'rhe I94O En'rre Nous, meefs wifh your approval and in lafer years when memories have faded and fime has passed if recalls +he pleasanf days spenf a+ Howard, +hen we will consider our work well done. EA ILL LOVE THEE THROUGH EACH FLEETING BR ,,,,,,-,,,7...-.f- , , C O L L E G ACTIVITIE CRGANIZATION FEATURES A FR T R ALL THAT THOU HAS DONE A QQQQLZMQ li UR popular young Spanish professor, who has in a few shorf years endeared himself bofh as a sfudenf and a feacher fo all of Howard. When his worlc in fhe classroom is over for fhe day his worlr for Howard has hardly begun, because he is responsible for fhe publicify abouf Howard fhaf you read in fhe evening paper. For fhe pasf fwo years he has been Direcfor of Public Relafions af Howard and he can poinf wifh pride fo fhe resulfs fhaf he has accomplished in fhis capacify. He is a familiar figure af many gafherings of imporfanf people of fhe cify, always geffing in a good word for Howard. ln view of fhese facfs we fake greaf pleasure in dedicafing 'rhe l940 Enfre Nous fo a real guy, John Rogers. AND IN THE AGONIES OF DEATH xi' JOHN RCGERS BE STILL THY LOVING SON Q25 QJJZQQZ X -732 : 4'1 W- 'N I-1' 1 : X 1 . s fl! X v v O 0 r .2 7 nf: 1 I .. f - 0 6 O 0 l fix . 30. 1 I . - ,Q If :I 5 Fi -1' Y . .Q d.. I'-fi! ! ' A NP?-X -I --v-Q. . . DR. P. P. BURNS Dean of Hue College, Head of fhe English Deparimeni' A.B., Howardg M.A., Harvardg LiH.D. Mercer MRS. I. R. OBENCHAIN Dean of Women, Acting Assisianf Professor of Sociology A.B., Birmingham-Soufherng MA., Peabody THE FACULTY ' ' ' ' For four Iormafive years we have placed our inielleciual life in your hands for guidance, and you have helped us gain abilify Io cope wifh Ihe oufside world and given us an undersfanding fha? will enable us fo enioy Ihaf world. HUL-CEE M. ACTON, M.A., Pl1.D. Prclussm rl Romance Lanquagos WILLIAM H. BANCROFT, A.B. Allflnliri Dlvoclor and I-lead Foolball Coaalw A. RICHARD BLISS. JR. M.A., PILD., M.D., LL.D., F.A.l.C. Prclessor ol Plafmacoloqy JAMES L. BRAKEFIELD, M.A., Ph.D. Pvclcssm ol Biolocy OSCAR S. CAUSEY, M.A. Fvofmigf QI Sflwoo' Adrwinislraflon and Eireffgr ol Smvvnm Srlwool and Ewfonslorw JAMES H. CHAPMAN, M.A., Th.M. Professor of Religious Education INGOMAR M. HOSTETTER, Pl'1.D. Professor of Mnllwemalics GEORGE V. IRONS, M.A., Pl1.D. Assisfanf Prolessor ol I-lisfory LOUIS W. LOHR, M.B.A. Professor of Economics JOHN XAN, M.S., Pl1.D. Professor of Clwemislr-,f Aaron, Bcrcrrrlf, Bflss, Braxeficrd, Causes. w Clan an I-Iosffiwef Irons Lchr Xa' 'C ll-SI 98 Z. Abercrombie, Bales, Berry, Boyeff, Cooper. Downum, Edwards, Griffin, Guenfher, Hambrick. WARREN F. ABERCROMBIE, M.S., Ph.D. Assisfanf Professor of Biology PAUL D. BALES. M.A. Associafe Professor of Physics L. F. BERRY Assisfanl Treasurer ANNIE L. BOYETT, M.A. Assisfanl Professor of English NORMAN COOPER, A.B. Freshman Alhlefics GARLAND DOWNUM, M.A., Ph.D lruslruclor in l-lisfofi, PHILLIP K. EDWARDS, Ph.D. lnslruclor in German and Lafiri MRS. STELL GRIFFIN Secrelary To Reqislrar LOUlS C. GUENTHER, M.A. Regislrar MRS. J. D. HAMBRICK Mafron, Smith l-lall U O O 0 THE FACULTY ll5J T Hess Hc..r:1a,, L do Lovegrcn, Martrnscrl 1 fi T Meyer, Owen, Rogers, Sarosl. GEORGE W. HESS. M.A., Ph.D. ACAFMIQPQ Frrflcsgtvr of Mallvfmmflff MRS. B. C. HOLLIDAY, A.C.A. Irwslruelor in Secrelarial Sludies HUGH C. LINDER. B.S.. MD. Lecturer in Pharmacology L. A. LOVEGREN, B.S., Pl'n.D. Azwohiafe Professor of Edumalion MRS. KATHERINE MARTINSON Direclor of lhe Glee Clubs Dire ROLAND MEYER, A.B., MA. lnsfrudor in Soccalw ROBERT OWENS. M.A.. Ph.D. Assisfani Professor of Romance Languages JOHN D. ROGERS, A.B. cfor of Public Relafions and lnslruclor in Spanish OLIVER SAROSI. B.C.S.. D.P.E. Assisfanl Professor ol Economics THE FACULTY T161 T THE FACULTY MRS. ELIZABETH SEAY, B.S. MABEL WILLOUGHBY, A.B. 4 lnsfrucfor in Diefefics Librarian ANTOINETTE SPARKS, M.A. ' Assisfanf Professor of English GRACE WILSON BS Direcfor of Physical Educafion for Women JAMES STUART, A.B. Assisfanf Coach ROBERT WILSON. Ph.D. ' WALLACE M' TRUE' MA.. ph'D' Assisfanf Professor of English Insfrucfor in Hisfory 1 ROBERT WILCOX, Ph.D. E, H, WRENN, JR, Assisfanf Professor of Chernisfry Business Manaqer - s 4 Scay, Spark Swgrb, True, Wimox. WiYIouqhby, G, WUsc,n, R. Wilson, Wrervr'r4 U71 'U' vw -nl U 'Q- 'l of 2 'ez U EE Xfaogo' . . . M555 Coho . .. . . . E3 Profesor . . . Beffy . . . Trigger wo Affoo ea' rom? . . . TUG Gr-ea' Cowof Cesar . . . Ada . . . Robbe, B' Vl.y Peony . . F. eos Goofy Mef a Bags .... sod Bob . . . Japoe and Gkaoys . . . Coaco eros an Q .1 V1-3 . , . We wide of Jfww . . . Sormg on The campus . . . Ceo at Y pfaoo ' ' if Heade .... Dao Q ooroe . . . Cooks . . . BIN! and Hs e1:e'sfar'+s . .. 5.1 L feoe fro gdfin . . . X . 'Vf Wam TeV Roof . . . Abe Lhwcolo . . . Chadfe WL ,.:: Q. wo Gasp es' Eo'T mL ...A. D. PES. SENIOR CL O F F I C E R S D, C. STRINGFELLOW ...... . .PfeSIden+ CECIL KING ..... Vice-Presidenf ELIZABETH DAVIS . . . . .Secrefary ROSCOE GRIFFIN . . . . .Treasurer 'T' ' I - ' W rf- A L O MQ-Y f I, :I ' 2' 5 I i I N ' r 1 f Q 1, I 'xx 'N' ' F ' ? w ' Y-I - lx I Q '. W Qi f V . Ja NX ,W N l A Y F 4 ,J N LILLIAN ALBRIGHT Haleyville English Athens College. I: Dietetics Club. 2: Y. W. A.: D 't C 'l, 3: B. S. U. O 'QfOf,2,YC,,,OQ'flC' LYNEUE BORLAND Trussville A Z Beta Pi Theta, 2, 3. 4: Scholarship Day. 2, 3: Honor Day, 2: Masquers, 2. 3, 4: Y. W. C. A.. I. 2, 3, 4: Sigma Nu Parade Sponsor. 3: President of Delta Zeta, 4: Beauty Parade. 4: Who's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities. GLADYS ALLEN Birmingham A Z Y. W. C. A., I, 2, 3, 4: Beauty Section, 3: President of Delta Zeta, PAUL ANDERSON Dothan Economics Entre Nous Staff, 3. MERTON BARRIS Ithaca, N. Y. English Cornell, I, 2, 3. ERVIN LEE BEASLEY Somerdale History University of Alabama, I. 2 WILLIAM BELL Townley Pharmacy Kappa Psi: H Club. 3. .3 GROVER BRANNEN Statesboro, Ga. Pharmacy Auburn, I, 2. J. L. BROCK Enterprise Social Science Football, 2, 3, 4: Student Senate, 3. 4: Vice-President of H Club, 4: Who's Who Among Students in American Universi- ties and Colleges. RALPH BRUNSON Elba Social Science Glee Club, l, 2: Y. M. C. A., 3, 4' Ushers Club: Pi Gamma Mu: Interna- tional Relations Club. HOWARD BURKS Birmingham Economics H Club. 3. 43 Basketball, I, 2. 3, 4. GUSSIE BURTON Btrmliiqfiani 'I' Nl English Student Senate 3: Secretary of Student Body, 3: President of Glee Club. II Vice-President of Alpha Delta Theta. 2: Y. W. C. A., I, 2. 3, 4: Scholarship Cup, I: Boolilovurs, I, 2: May Day Honor Court, 3: Who's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Uni vorfitics. Illl LEONARD BURTON Birmingham Il K A Economics H Club, 2, 3, 4: Baslretball, I. 2, 3 Baseball, I, 2, 3: Economics Club FRANK BUTENSCHON Oxford Pharmacy Treasurer of Kappa Psi, 4. BRUN ICE CAIN Birmingham Education Secretary, W. A. A., 3: President, W A. A., 4: Y. W. C. A.: Boolxlovers. BERTIS CAMPBELL Birmingham Ministerial Association. CARROLL CARTER Mobilt' English President ol Ministerial Association Glee Club: B. S. U. Council. HARLOW CATHER Birmingham HISIOW H Club: Baseball, I, 2. 3, 47 Baslvtball I, 3, 4. CD V7 4 .1 O Q: O Z u.l U7 Q-li THOMAS CHANDLER Plantersville Religious Education Ministerial Association: Physical tion Instructor. LOU IS CLAXTON Anniston History Asbury College, I, 2: Ministerial Asso- ciation: Masquers. NASH COLLIER Birmingham Trident: President ot Chi Alpha Sigma. 3: A. D. Smith Math Medal, I: Schol- arship Day, I, 2, 3, 4: Freshman and Sophomore Marshal: Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. RUTH COLLINS Leeds Biology Boolclovers: Y. W. C. A.: Alpha Epsilon Delta. ANN CLAIRE COOPER Birmingham English Masquers: B. S. U. Council: Y. W. C. A.: Boolclovers: Glee Club: Scholar- ship Day: Blue Mountain College, 3. BERNARD COUCH Tuscumbia .I Ix A Economics Educa- CWG CYS PAT COURINGTON Saragossa History Football, I, 2, 3, 4: I-I Club. MARION COWDEN Tarrant City B 2 O Education Art Club: Y. W. C. A.: Boolclovers GEORGE COWGILL Birmingham IT K A Pharmacy Kappa Psi: President ot Pi Kappa Alpha. 2: Treasurer of Pi Kappa Alpha, 3: President ot Panhellenic, 3: Assistant Parade Manager, 4. ROWENA CRAIG Athens, Tenn. Pharmacy Tennessee Wesleyan, I, 2: Sigma Iota Chi: Y. W. C. A.: Beauty Parade, 3, 4. MARVIN CRAWFORD Alexander City Education Football, 2, 3, 42 H Club. GEORGE DAUGHERTY Cleveland, Ohio History Football, 2, 3. 4: I-I Club: All-American Card of Merit, All-Dixie, 3, 4: Masquors S221 JAMES E. DAVIDSON Luverne Ministerial Association. ROBERT DAVIE Birmingham Z N Economics President ot Economics Club: Trident Student Auditor P' G : 1 amma Mu: Parade C 'tt ' ' - ' ommi ee, 3, Crimson Statt, 3, Who Who Among Students in American Uni versities and Colleges. CHARLIE DAVIS Birmingham History Football, I, 2, 3, 4: I-l Club. ELIZABETH DAVIS Albertville A A II English Vice-President ot Alpha Delta Pi, 3, 4: Secretary, Dormitory Council, 2, 3: Sec- retary ot Senior Class: Seline Club: Y. W. C. A.: Masquers. MILDRED DOWNS Birmingham .X Z French Vice-President, Delta Zeta. 4: Secretary, Delta Zeta, 3: Glee Club, I, 2, 3, 4: Chi Delta Phi, 3, 4: Beta Phi Theta, 3, 4: Vice-President. Y. W. C. A., 4: Beauty Parade, 2, 3, 4: Boolrlovers. KILBURN ELROD Chau-mc' History Football, I, 2, 3, 4: I-I Club. S U7 U7 4 .1 O M 1 . -b in V 1 1 Z 1 Lu TT W 3? 1 1 1 ELIZABETH DAVIS 1 FE 11 f.. P1 .1 l,. 1 I 1 , 1 'f I.. 1 K 1 1 9 is 'V 1. 1, E HARRIET ESCO Clanton Journalism Dormitory Council. 2, 3, 4: Bull Pup Staff, I: Crimson Statt, 2, 3: Editor ot Crimson, 4: Associate Editor ot Entre Nous, 4: Y. W. C. A., 2, 3: Parade Committee, 4: Who's Who Among Stu- dents in American Universities and Colleges. MAXIE FLOYD Birmingham B X 0 History Boolrloversz Y. W. C. A., 4: Beauty Sec- tion, 2: Beauty Parade, 4. CLETUS FORD Tarrant City Economics Economics Club JUDSON GLADNEY Hanceville A A T Band, I, 2, 3, 4: Kappa Psi: Ministerial Association: President, Alpha Lambda Tau. 3, 4. PAUL GRAY Fort Payne Economics Ushers Club. ROSCOE GRIFFIN Whistler Religious Education Glee Club, I, 2, 3, 4: Vice-President, Freshman Class: Treasurer, Senior Class: President, Trident: Y. M. C. A.: B. S. U. Council: Ministerial Association. C944 CVS GEORGE GROFF Crichton Il K A Pharmacy Kappa Psi: Vice-President, Pi Kappa Alpha, 3: Vice-President, Kappa Psi, 3: Treasurer, Pi Kappa Alpha, 4. LYDIA HAISTEN Birmingham 'I' XI English Masquers: President, Delta Kappa, 3: Secretary and Treasurer. Delta Kappa. 4: Y. W. C. A.: Boolclovers: Secretary and Treasurer, Beta Pi Theta, 4: Student Senate, 3: Beauty Parade, 2, 3. 4: Phi Mu Historian. VIRGINIA HALBROOKS Birmingham History BOOIYIOVGFSZ Y. W. C. A.: International Relations Club. R. F. HALLFORD Hueytown English Ministerial Association. WILLIAM WYATT HAMMOND Reform Education Football, I, 2, 3. 4: H Club. OTIS HARDY Alexander Cir, Economics Football. I, 2, 3, 4: H Club. l29I ARTHUR HAYES Greenville History Football, I, 2: Ministerial Association MARION HEADLEY Sylacauga .X Z French Beta Pi Theta: French Award, 3: Y. W C. A.: Boolclovers: Beauty Parade, 4. RUIE HENDON Decatur Social Science Glee Club: Ministerial Association. LEWIS HILSON Dothan II K 'I' Pharmacy ELIZABETH HOLCOMB Birmingham 'I' NI Sociology President, Phi Mu, 3: Boolrlovers: Y. W. C. A.: Treasurer, Phi Mu. 4: Beauty Parade, I, 2, 3, 4: Pi Kappa Alpha Dream Girl, 3: President. Panhellenic, 4. BEVERLEY HOLLIS WmIiryI:1 Il Ii .K Pharmacy Auburn, I, 2. hw yin- - U.: I-I BOBBIE HOPPER Birmingham Dielelics Diefelics Club. NORMAN HORTON SI. Louis, Mo. Chemislry Abliane Chrislian College, I, 2: Chi Alpha Sigma. WILLARD HUCKABY La Fayelle I-lisfory H Club: Eoolball, 2, 3, 4: Capfain, Foofball Team. 4: All-Dixie, 4: Who's Who Among Sludenfs in American Uni- versilies and Colleges. C544 CY5 WILLIE MAE KENDRICK Bessemer English Boolrlovers: Y. W. C. A. CECIL KING Birmingham .YN Economics Tridenf: Economics Club, 3, 4: Mas- quers: Ushers Club: Parade Chairman, 3: Presidenf, Sigma Nu, 4: Vice-Presi- denl, Senior Class: Crimson Sfaff, 3, 4: Gail Pafriclr Cup: Baseball, 2, 3, 4: Who's Who Among Siudenfs in Amer- ican Universilies and Colleges. FRANK LANDERS Piedmont Pharmacy THOMAS HUNTER Whistler English Band, I, 2. 3. 4: Y. M. C. A.: Glee MILDRED LAWRENCE Club: B. S. U. Council: Treasurer, Min- Bimgnqham isferial Associaion, I, 3. 4, N1 English EDWIN P. JANICKI Cleveland, Ohio A X A Pre-Law Baseball. I, 2, 3, 4: I-I Club. JACK KELSER Y. W. C. A.: Boolclovers: Masquers: President, Masquers, 4: Treasurer, Fresh- man Class: Vice-Presidenl, Phi Mu, 4: Vice-Presidenf, Women's Sludenf Gov- ernmenf, 3, 4: Parade Commilfee, 3, 4. ROLLIN LINCOLN Chicago, III. II li 'I' I-lisfory Universily of Illinois, I: Kappa Phi Kappa: Pi Kappa Phi I-Iislorian. 4. Birmingham 2 N Economics Mesquers: Enlre Nous Slaff, 3, 4: Busi- BRUCE LITTLE ness Manager, Crimson, 3, 4: Parade , Commiffee, 3. P'ed 'O ' I-lislory Eoolball, I, 2, 3, 4: Baslrolball, I: Base' ball, I, 2, 3, 4: H Club. E271 EVA JAMES LOVELACE Birmingham Educafion EARL MACKEY Birmingham II K A Graduale Sludenl in Educaiion. MARY MALONE Birmingham A Z English W. A. A.: Booklovers: Y. W, C. A. JEANNE MARTIN Alberfville A .X II English Y. W. C. A.: Sludenl Senale, 3, 4? Presidenl, Ari Club: Beauly Parade, l. 2, 3, 4: Secrefary, Siudenf Body, 4: Sec- relary and Treasurer, Alpha Delia Pi, 4: Who's Who Among Siudenls in Amer- ican Uriiversifies and Colleges. BERTHA NEL MASON Leeds Business Adminislralion I-Iypalia: Secrefary, B. S. U. Council. Secrelary, Boolrlovers. 3, 4: Y. W. C. A. AUBREY MILLER Leeds II Ii .X Pharmacy Presidenl, Pi Kappa Alpha, 4: kappa Psi: Cheerleader, I: Glow Club I. VJ V7 .I Z LLI V5 BILL HAMMOND s.. ' . FRANKIE MOODY Springville A Z Pre-Med Alabama College, I: Y. W. C. A. Beauly Parade, 4. JOHN MOORE Selma Social Science Auburn, I: Glee Club, 2, 3: Y. M C. A.: Arl Club: Minislerial Associalion Pi Gamma Mu: B. S. U. Council, 3, 4 ELIZABETH MORTON Birmingham slf M I-Iislory Presidenl, Alpha Della Thela, 3: Treas- urer. Alpha Della Thela, 2: Treasurer. Arl Club, 4: Y. W. C. A.: Beauly Pa- rade: Panhellenic Council. CHARLES MULLINS Helena Minislerial Associalion: Glee Club: Y M. C. A. EVELYN MURPHREE Birmingham 'I' M Masquers: Y. W. C. A.: Boolclovers Vice-Presidenl, Panhellenic Council Treasurer, Phi Mu, 3: Beauly Parade. 3 Presidenl, Phi Mu, 4: Senior Edilor Enlre Nous. 4. MARY McDOWELL Mobile I-'Iislory C944 CVS CATHRYN McKIBBON Birmingham B X 0 Presidenl, Bela Sigma Omicron, 4: Sec- relary Arl Club: Vice-Presidenl, Pan- hellenic Council, 4: Secrelary, Pan- hellenic Council, 3: Y. W. C. A.: Book- lovers: Treasurer, Bela Sigma Omicron, 3: Inlernalional Relalions Club. RUTH OLIVER Birmingham A A Il English Presidenl, Alpha Della Pi, 4: Presidenl, Y. W. C. A., 4: Secrelary and Treasurer, Women's Sludenl Governmenl, 4: Hy- palia: Pi Gamma Mu: Assislanl Eclilor, Bull Pup, I: Masquers: Honor Courl, 3: Boolclovers: B. S. U. Council, 2: Who's Who Among Sludenls in American Uni- versilies and Colleges. MARY CATHERINE OUTLAW Birmingham A Z Biology Boolclovers: Y. W. C. A. ROBBIE OWINGS Cenlerville A A Il English Secrelary, Alpha Della Pi. 3, 4: Beauty Parade. I, 2, 3, 4: Masquers: Glee Club: Y. W. C. A.: Miss I-loward, 2. HOWARD PARKER Pensacola, Fla. Pharmacy WILLIAM PENUEL Birmingham Malh I29I FRED PEREL Birmingham Economics J. WYATT POPE Branfley Il K 'I' Pharmacy Presidenl, Sludenl Body: Presidenl, Pan- hellenic Council, 4: Presidenl, Pi Kappa Phi, 3: Vice-Presidenl, Panhellenic Coun- cil, 3: Vice-Presidenl, Sophomore Class: Business Manager, Enlre Nous, 3: Assisl- anl Business Manager, Bull Pup, 3: Sec- relary, Y. M. C. A., 2: Vice-Preisdenl. B. S. U. Council, 2: Treasurer, Pi Kappa Phi, 3: Parade Comrnillee, 4: Ushers Club: Band, I, 2: I-Ionor Roll, I, 2: Kappa Psi: Who's Who Among Sludenls in American Universilies and Colleges. GERTRUDE PORCH Birmingham Sociology Chi Della Phi. ADA POWELL Birmingham A Z English Boolclovers: Secrelary, Y. W. C. A., 4: Glee Club. 3: Crimson Slall, 3. MRS. ALICE PUTNAM Birmingham Spanish Alabama College, I, 2: Pi Gamma Mu? Glee Club: Masquers: Scholarship Day: Junior Marshal. MYERS QUALLS LivinQSIvN, Tenn II K .X Pharmacy William and Mary. I. 2: Vice-President Kappa Psi: Tau Chi Della: Phi Slflmn. U7 U7 4 .I O Q: O Z u.l V3 ll- il, I J. W. RICHARDSON Ariion Religious Educafion Troy Sfafe Teachers. I, 2: Presidenf Speech Arls Club: Vice-Presidenl. Infer- nafional Relalions Club: Y. M. C. A.' Glee Club: Ushers Club. BETTY MANLY RIDDLE Talladega English Y. W. C. A.: B. S. U. Council. BONNIE SAZERA Birmingham Pre-Medicine Alpha Epsilon Della: Freshman Marshal: Scholarship Day, I, 2: Hislorian, Alpha Epsilon Della, 2, 3. 4: Honor Roll, I, 2, 3: Boolrlovers: Beaufy Parade: Biology La boralory Assisla n I. GLADYS SCOTT Whistler English Presidenf. Dormilory Council, 2, 3: B. S. U. Council, 4: Presidenf, Girls' Glee Club: Secrelary and Treasurer, Sopho- more Class: Presidenl, Y. W. A. PERCY SMITH Santa Rosa, Texas II K A Hislory THOMAS SNOW Palos Pharmacy Kappa Psi Boolclovers: lnfernafional Relafions Club: Vice-Presidenl, Y. W. A.: Glee Club' 6941 CVS ROBERT SPEIR Birmingham II K df Pre-Medicine Universily of Alabama, I: Presidenr Alpha Epsilon Della, 4. WILLIAM STICKLES Gunfersville II K fl' Journalism Edilor, Enlre Nous, 4: Assisfanl Edifor, The Crimson, 4: Edi+or, Bull Pup, I: As- sislanl Edilor, Enlre Nous, 2: Crimson Sfaff. 3: Ushers Club: Parade Comrnif- fee, 4: Infernafional Relafions Club: Who's Who Among S'ruden+s in Amer- ican Universities and Colleges. DONALD STRICKLAND Gordo English Minislerial Associalion. NINA THORNTON STRICKLAND Birmingham 'I' M Y. W. C. A.: Glee Club, I, 4: Pres- idenl, Phi Mu, 3. D. C. STRINGFELLOW Dofhan Trident: Minislerial Associafion: Presi- denl, Senior Class! Presidenl, lnierna- Iional Relalions Club, 3: Presidenl, Della Kappa. 4: Glee Club: Ushers Club: Speech Arfs Club: Y. M C. A.: Mas- quers: Y. T. C.: Sfudenl Senate, 2: Vice-Presidenl, Sfudenf Body. 3: Schol- arship Day, I, 2. 3: Chairman. SIudenI Publicalions Board: Who's Who Among Sludenfs in American Universities and Colleges. S. C. STUTTS AIIJIIJ Hislory Uniled SIaIes Milifary Academy, 7: Sludenf Senale, 4: Y. M. C. A.. Cab- inel: Treasurer, Sophomore Class: Inler- nafional Relalions Club. IJII MARTHA TAYLOR Birmingham Pre-Medicine W. A. A.: Vice-Presidenf, W. A. A., 4: Alpha Epsilon Delia: Secrelary, Alpha Epsilon Delta, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club: Y. W. C. A.: Beauly Parade. 3, 4: Biology Laboralory Assislanf. MARY PEARL TEASLEY Birmingham Economics Honor Roll, I: Y. W. C. A.: Boolrlovers HARRY TEEL Rockford Economics Tridenf: Vice-President, Sludenl Body, 4: Pi Gamma Mu: President Inlernalional Relafions Club: Sfudenl' Publications Board: Delta Kappa: Ushers Club: Pa- rade Commillee: Freshman and Junior Marshal: Sludenl Senafe, 2: Honor Roll, l, 2. EDGAR THOMAS Tuscumbia II Ii ll' Pharmacy Auburn, I: Kappa Psi: President Pi Kappa Phi, 4: Panhellenic Council, 3. TALMADGE TUGGLE Oak C rove Economics Football, I, 2, 3. 4: I-I Club: Allernaio Captain Foolball Team, 4. FRED W. TURNER Piedmont I-'lislory Basketball, I, 2. 3, 4: Foolball M.n:.iqr-v, 3, 4: Presidunl, I-I Club: Sludi,-nI Sunni.. U7 Cf! ff .1 O cz Z Lu WAVERLY WATKINS C5 01 ?'? -1 LEROY VANCE Carrollton, Miss. II K A Pharmacy University of Mississippi, 2: President. Pi Kappa Alpha. 3: President, Kappa Psi, 4. MARY LEE VINES Birmingham A Z English W. A. A.: Y. W. C. A.: Glee Club! Treasurer. Y. W. A.: Treasurer. Delta Zeta, 3. ROBERT VOGT Alexandria, Va. II K A George Washington University. I, 2: Kappa Psi. JARED WALKER Montgomery Pl N Delta Kappa: Ministerial Association: Y. M. C. A.: Glee Club: International Relations Club: President, Freshman Class: President. Sigma Nu, 2. JOHN WARREN Columbus, Ohio Pharmacy Ohio State, I, 2: Kappa Psi: Intramural Sports Council. C541 CY5 ALICE WATERS Birmingham 'I' M English President, Hypatia: Vice-President, Y. W. C. A.: Chi Delta Phi: Pi Gamma Mu: Boolrlovers: Society Editor, Entre Nous, 3. WAVERLY WATKI NS Birmingham History H Club: Baseball: Masquers: Secretary. H Club, 4. JERRE WATSON Anniston A 'I' U Pharmacy University of Alabama, I. 2, 3. WILLIAM WEAVER Talladega Enqim. Assistant Editor, Entre Nous, I, 3: Pres- ident, B. S. U. Council, 4: President, State B. S. U. Student Senate. 4: Stu- dent Publications Board: Glee Club: Secretary, Y. M. C. A.. 4: Ministerial Association: International Relations Club: Vice'President, Junior Class: Mas quers: Trident: Who's Who Among Stu' dents in American Universities and Col- logos. IUI WILENA WILLIAMS Haleyville Economics Athens College, I: Sponsor, Howard- Southern Game, 4. T, A. WINDHAM Hartford Education Football. I, 2, 3, 4: H Club: Baseball, 4. MARY WILLIAMSON Chelsea Social Science C. A.: Historian of Boolclovers, 3, 4 W A. A.. Secretary, 4: Honor Roll I, 2, 3. BILLY WOOD Birmingham II K A Pharmacy Panhellenic Council: Delta Kappa G-lee Club: Kappa Psi: Crimson Stall 3. 4: Band, I, 2, 3, 4: Parade Commit tee. 3. 4: Sports Editor, Entre Nous, 4 OLIVE POSEY WOOD Halcyvilll' A .X Il Athens College. I: Glue Club. Pi Gamma Mu: Glee Club, I, 3: Y. W. Q' .1 JUNIOR CL O F F I C E R S EDDIE WELCH .....,... . Presidenf THEO EMENS . . Vrce-Presidem' JAPPIE BRYANT . .... Secretary JANE PURSER . . . . . .Treasurer ? V7 U7 41 -I U . D4 O Z D D JACK BEVERETT l JACK AKIN CuIIman,AIa. H Club Chaplain: Glee Club: Kappa Phi Kappa: Ministerial Association. LORENE ALSBROOKS Birmingham, Ala. Treasurer of Dietetics Club, 3: Y. W. A. CORRIE ANDERSON fb M Ensley, Ala. E n g I i s h Delta Kappa: Beauty Section, I: Band Sponsor, I, 2: Beauty Parade, 3: Entre Nous Staff, 3. LEE ANDERTON Sheffield, Ala. Florence State Teachers, I: B. S. U. Council: Art Club: Min- isterial Association. GEORGE BAGLEY F a i r f i e I d, Crimson-Staff, 2, 3: Ministerial Association. Ala. EDNA EARLE BARNES A A II Albertville, Ala. E n q I i s h BOB BATTENSCHLAG II K 'I' Casper, Wyoming Pre - Dentistry University of Alabama, I. JAMES BEATY II K 'I' Eldridge, Ala. Economics Hardeman Junior College, I: University of Alabama, 2. LUCILLE BEAVERS Birmingham, Ala. E n g l i s I1 Y. W. C. A.: Booklovers. GORDON BERRY Birmingham, Ala. Asbury College, I: Cheer- leader, 2. JACK BEVERETT Midland City, Ala. Business Administration Pi Gamma Mu: Honor Roll, I, Z, 33 Treasurer, Student Body, 3: Student Senate, 3: Ushers Club: Economics Club: Delta Kappa. JOHN BLACKSHEAR T a n n e r, A I a . P r e , - I. a w WILLIAM BLEDSOE Hattiesburg, Miss. M a t h e m a t i c s Ellisville Junior College, I, 2. SAM BROWN Baileyton, Ala. Ministerial Association. JAPPIE BRYANT A Z Bessemer, Ala. E n q I i s li Secretary, Della Zeta: Beauty Parade, I, 2: Cheerleader, I, 2: Parade Committee, I, 2: Secretary, Junior Class: Pres ident, Women's Student C-ov' ernment, 3: Vice-President, Art Club, 2: Y, W. C. A.: Mas quers: Science Club: Honor Court, 2: Enlrc Nous Stott, 3. SARANEL BURFORD 'Il M Ensley, Ala. E n q l i s h Mosquers: Science Club: Entri- Nous Statt, 3. 7 I VIRGINIA BURLESON fl' M Gadsden, Ala. Pre-Medicine Blue Mountain College, I. RODWELL CALHOUN II K A Birmingham, Ala. E n g l i s h Delta Kappa: Crimson Staff 2: Masquers: Pan-Huellenic Council: Parade Committee. MARVIN CARROLL II K fl' Birmingham, Ala. E c o n o m i c s GENE CLAYTOR A Z Little Rock, Ark. Y. W. C. A.: Masquers: Book- loversg Beauty Parade: Assist- ant Business Manager, Crim- son, 2, 3: Entre Nous Staff, 3: Secretary-Treasurer, Masquers, 3. HENRY COBB II K 'Iv Greensboro, Ala. P h a r m a c y Kappa Psi. SARA COFIELD 'Iv M Birmingham, Ala. Dietetics Secretary, Phi Mu, 3: Presi- dent, Dietetics Club, 2: Pres- ident, Omicron Alpha, 2: Treasurer, Omicron Alpha. 37 Y, W. C. A.: Freshman and Sophomore Marshal. J. H. DAVIDSON Birmingham, Ala. Religious Education Y. M. C. A,: Ministerial As- sociation. MURRAY D. DAY A X A Tuscaloosa, Ala. Ministerial Associcfion. MARGARET SUE DENTON A Z Birmingham, Ala. SociaIScience Y, W. C. A.: Booklovers: Glee Club. JANE DORAN Birmingham, Ala. I-I i s t o r y Y. W. C. A., Cabinet, Vice President, Booklovers, 3: Treasurer, Booklovers, 2: Beauty Parade, 3. CHARLES DOUGLAS P a r r i s h , A I a . Education Football, I, 2, 3: H Club. LOUIS EBERSOLE X 'If Birmingham, Ala. University of Alabama, Ig University of Southern Cali- tornia, 2. THEO EMENS Birmingham, Ala. E c o n o m i c s Vice-President, Junior Class. CARLYLE EVANS ll K 42 Knoxville, Tenn. Pharmacy Kappa Psi: Band, 2. SAM GOLDMAN Cleveland, Ohio P h a r m a c y Football, 2, 3: Bash-tlxill, 2, 3: H Club. GORDON GOLSON Hueytown, Ala. I'l i s t 0 r 5 Football I 2, 3: H Culf LD CD ...I 1 J S MARGARET LOWREY SAM GRANADE L e r o y , A I a . Religious Eclucafion Vice-PresidenI MinisIerial As- sociaIion. CATHERINE GRIFFIN fl' M Birmingham, Ala. E n g l i s h Y. W. C. A., Booklovers. GENE GROGAN Birmingham, Ala. A r I ArI Club, W. A. A., Treas- urer, ArI Club. JOANNE GUNN Birmingham, Ala. Pre-Medicine Booklovers, W. A. A. CLYDE HALLAMAN Homewood, Ala. MaIhemaIics MARGARET HEATH Birmingham, Ala. E n g I i s h Booklovers, Y. W. C. A. AL HERRMANN 0 E Birmingham, Ala. P r e - L a w Universily of Alabama, I. FLOYD H. HORTON Hansonville, Ala. H i s I o r y Presidenl, Kappa Phi Kappa. HARRY HOWTON ll K A Birmingham, Ala. M a I h e m a I i c s Virginia MiliIary lnsliluIe, I, 2. CLYDE HUBBARD Wes? Blocfon, Ala. H i s I o r y FooIball, l, 2, H Club. GRADY HUTCHINSON Enferprise, Ala. Religious EcIucaIion Y. M. C. A., lnIernaIional Re- lations Club, Ushers Club, Sfudenf SenaIe, 3, Vice-Pres- idenI, Sophomore Class, Min- isferial Associafion, Glee Club, Chairman, Chapel Pro- gram CommiIIee. DENNIS INGRAM A X A Ashland, Ala. E c o n o m i c s BaskeIball, l, 2, 3, Band, 2. GLADYS JAMES Trussville, Ala. E n g I i s h ELMO JOHNSON Birmingham, Ala. E c o n o m i c s UshersClub. BETTY JORDAN A Z Birmingham, Ala. Alabama College, I, 2, Glee Club, EnIre Nous Staff, 3. ABILANE KNIGHT ll 22 ll Birmingham, Ala. E n g I i s h Vice-Presidenf, Befa Sigma Omicron, Boolnloversg Y. W. C. A., B. S. U. Council. I 391 CLEO LAMBERT H e I lin, A I a. Social Science Glee Club, Booklovers. JOHN T. LATHAM II K 111 New Marker, Ala. Pharmacy Honor Roll, I, Kappa Psi. FERRELL LAWRENCE .I X A Leeds, Ala. H i s I o r y FooIball, l. RUTH LIVINGSTONE Birmingham, Ala. E n g I i s h Y. W. C. A. MARGARET LOWREY A A II Birmingham, Ala. H i s I o r y Georgia SIaIe College for Women, I, 2. IRA MARTIN Thorsby, Ala. P h a r m a ci Piedmonl College, lg Labora- Iory AssisIanI. ROSE LORENA MARTIN A A ll Birmingham, Ala. H i s I o r y Universily of Alabama, l, Y. W. C. A., lnlernalional Rela- Iions Club. BARBARA MASON A A ll Birmingham, Ala. Economics Howard Carnival Princess, 2, Pan Hellenic Council, Y, W. C. A., Masguers, Be-July Pa rude, 31 Honor Court, 23 Treasurer, Alpha Della Pi, 2. NORMAN MASSENGILL K A Brisfol, Va. Pharmacy Roanoke College, I, Univer- sity of North Carolina, 3, Kappa Psi, Entre Nous Slaff, 2. MARTHA MERCK Birmingham, Ala. E n g I i s h President Boolrlovers, 33 Pres- idenI, W. C. U., B. S. U. Council, Sfudenf Senate, 2, Y. W. C. A., W. A. A. NANCY KEY MITCHELL Headland, Ala. Social Science Dormitory Council, 3, Y. W. C. A. JACK MOORE Birmingham, Ala. Foofball, I, 2. 3, H Club. P.B. MOORE Heflin, Ala. Religious EducaIion MinisIerial Association, Glee Club. KENNETH MORGAN G a d s d e n , A . a . H i s I 0 r y Foolball, l, 2, 3, H Club, Baseball, I, 2, 3. JAMES MOSS G o r d o , A I a , Universifv of Alabama, I, 2, Minisverial Assoiraiiw-. FRED MULLINS I N Helena, Ala. Pro-Mvllicinc U7 lf? 4 .J O tr O Z D 7 GEORGE MURRAH II K fl' Richland, Ga. P h a r m a c y Kappa Psi. MARGARET McCLELLAN Birmingham, Ala. Dietetics Dietetics Club, Y. W. C. A.: B S U. Council, Student Sen- ate, 3. PIERCE McGUIRE Haleyville, Ala. Religious Education Ministerial Association. KATIE LEE McKlNNEY B 2 O Tuscumbia, Ala. D i e t e t i c s TOM OGLE Tl K A Birmingham, Ala. E c o n o m i c s Parade Chairman, 3. JACK OLLIPHANT X N Jacksonville, Fla. Economics Delta Kappa, Pan-Hellenic Council, Parade Committee. JACK OWEN Dadeville, Ala. Economics Student Senate, 3. ROY PAYNE Il K 'If Dora, Ala. Pharmacy Pan-Hellenic Council, 3. EUGENIA OLIVIA PHILABERT Birmingham, Ala. Pre-Medicine Alabama College, I, Glee Club. JAMES E. POTTS Newman, Ga. M a t h e m a t i c s West Georgia Colleoe, l. JANE PURSER A Z Birmingham, Ala. E n g I i s h Furman University, I, Treas- urer, Y. W. C. A., Treasurer, Junior Class, Beta Pi Theta, Historian, Delta Zeta, Book- lovers, Beauty Parade, 3. SUSIE MARY RAINEY A Z Birmingham, Ala. E n g I i s h Huntingdon College, I, Y. W. A., W. A. A. FRANCES RAY A Z Birmingham, Ala. E n g I i s h Glee Club, Y. W. C. A., President, Glee Club, 2. HELEN ROBERTS 42 M Birmingham, Ala. President, Dietetics Club, Booklovers, Y. W. C. A., President, Omicron Alpha. RUTH ROBERTS B E O Birmingham, Ala. J o u r n a I i s m Crimson Statt, 2, 3' Vice- President, Beta Sigma Omi- cron, 3, Secretary, Beta Sigma Omicron, 2, Y. W. C. A., Booklovers, Entre Nous Staft, 3. KENNARD ROBINSON Tarrant City, Ala. E n g I i s h TOMMIE LOU ROBINSON Haleyville, Ala. Social Science University of Alabama, I, Y. W C. A., Dormitory Coun- cil, 3. FORNEY REESE A X A Birmingham, Ala. Business Administration ERNESTINE STANDIFER G a d s d e n, A I a . Mathematics Glee Club, Y. W. A. JEROME B. TAUBER Brooklyn, N. Y. Pre-Medicine MARY THOMASON Birmingham, Ala. Dietetics Y. W. C. A., President, Dietetics Club, Booklovers. MARGARET THOMPSON Birmingham, Ala. S p a n i s h Y. W. C. A., Glee Club. FRED THRASH H e f I i n , A I a . H i s t o r y Entre Nous Staff, Ministerial Association, Glee Club, 2, Ushers Club, I, 2. MARY FRANCES VAUGHN .X Z Birmingham, Ala. Glee Club, Y. W. C, A. AUXFORD WATKINS Birmingham, Ala. H i s t o r y Football, I, 2, 3, H Club, Treasurer, Freshman Class. EDDIE WELCH Birmingham, Ala. E C o n o rn i c s H Club, Baseball, I, 2, 3, Basketball, 2, 3, President, Junior Class. BILL PFAFF MARY WAYNE ll li A airmingham, Ala. ROPER WELLS P I-1 G r m 6 C Y 'I' Ill Birmingham, Ala. Il K -I' Ashford, Ala. Band,I,2. M u sic Economics E411 deLACEE WHITE A .X II Birmingham, Ala. B i o I o g y Alpha Epilon Delta, Y. W. C. A. W.H. WILLIAMS Montgomery,Ala. E c o n o m i c s Band,I,2,3. MARY EMILY WISHART B I 0 Birmingham, Ala. Treasurer, Beta Sigma Orni- cron, Beauty Section, I, 23 Y. W. C. A., Booklovers, Art Club' Honor Court, 2, Pan- Hellenic Council, 3. FRANCES WADSWORTH B E 0 Dora, Ala. Y. W. A., Dietetics Club, 2, 3. JAMES A. WARD A 'I' if Birmingham, Ala. Pre-Medicine Aubut'r1,I,2. JIMMY WOOD T r o y, A I a . H i s t o r y Football, l, 2, B. S. U Coun' cil. ELTA WORSHAM Birmingham, Ala. Dietetics Dietetics Club, Y. W. C. A., B::.ok'cvers. SARA RUTH YOUNG Birmingham, Ala. Religious Education Beta Pi Theta, Chi Delta Phi k I fa UQ LJ-.A 3 ul 1 I 9323 XHJ nz! - 4. 0 it I? 1 f 2 2 if M 1 fr fe f ' 1 P,l J Q- '- lb' 11 w: 1 f., ini I ' J. 1 af -G . ' . -1 5 4 3 A A 'iw 11 ? L, V.. r -R X Rv, ' I ' 5 - 'Q 4 I l I I I 'i rx. '9. S 9 .3 ,, . rg H ,, e PHOMORE CLA OFFICERS ARLIE ALLEN ........ ROSCOE GOLDSMITH DOROTHY BELL . . . EDITH I-TALE . . . . . Presidenf Vice-Presidenf . .Secrehary Treasurer U7 U7 .1 lJ.I Z D. U7 MICKEY BERKSTRESSER X . A X 1 -, X. N 'far' N I N 'A as ,G 'all Y . o . y 4, M ll 5 . '1 0 . ,. 'ws . ,gulf 1 x ,L b MARION ABSHER Blounfsville, Ala. Religious EcIucaIion Ministerial AssociaIion DONALD ADCOCK Birmingham, Ala. M a I h e m a I i c s ARLIE ALLEN Bessemer, Ala. H i s I o r y Crimson SIaII: DelIa Kappa: Presidenf, Sophomore Class. HARVEY ALLEN Nashville, Tenn. Business AcIminisIraIion Bowling Green Business Col- lege, I. WEAVER ALLEN Z N Birmingham, Ala. Business AdminisIraIion LOUIS ARMSTRONG MonIgomery,AIa. E n g I i s Ii PresidenI, Y. M. C. A.: Min- isIerial Associalion: B. S. U. Council: Ushers Club: Vice- PresidenI, Speech Arls Club: Mission SIudy Club. ROBERT ARMSTRONG Birmingham, Ala. E n g I i s h Foolball, I: Masquers. MARTHA ARNOLD A Z Birmingham, Ala. E n g I i s I1 Booklovcrsj Y. W. C. A.: Beauly Parade, 2. KENNY BAKER Cleveland, Ohio E d u c a I i o n Foofball, I: BaskeIbaII, I, 2. DOROTHY BELL fl, M Birmingham, Ala. ArI Club: SecreIary, Sopho- more Class: Y. W. A.: Honor CourI: BeauIy Parade, 2. JOE BELL P a n s e y, A I a. Religious EducaIion Bob Jones College, I. STEWART BELL Birmingham, Ala. E F1 Q I I S ii MILDRED BERKSTRESSER Sylacauga, Ala. M u s i c Judson, lg Glee Club: Y, W. A.: Y. W. C. A. BORUM BISHOP Monfgomery, Ala. E c o n o m ic s GEORGE BIVENS Birmingham, Ala. C he rn i s I r y BILL BOGGS Birmingham, Ala. Pre-Medicine I-ISI HOBSON BRADLEY II K 'I' Snead Junior College, I. BERNICE BROWN B E U Birmingham, Ala. Booklovers: Y. W. C. A.: Treasurer, W. A. A. ELIZABETH H. BURDICK LongIsland,N.Y. D i e I e I i c s Dielefics Club. GILBERT BURKS Calera, Ala. Religious EducaIion Physical SocieIy. FRANCES BUTLER 'ID Ill MonIgomery, Ala. Sociology Alabama College, l. J. W. CAMPBELL A r I e y , A I a . Minisferial Associalion. ROSALIND CARTER .X Z Birmingham, Ala. E n g I i s I1 Y. W. C. A.: Booklovers JUNE CAUSEY Birmingham, Ala. I: n q I i s Ii Cenfre, Ala. SARAH CERAVOLO Birmingham, Ala Religious EducaIion Birrningham'SOuIhern, I. VIC CLASEN Birmingham, Ala CARROLL CLAYTON ll K flf LivingsIon, Ala P In a r rn a C y EDNA EARLE CLEMENTS 112 III Birmingham, Ala DieIeIics Vice-PresidenI, Y. W. C. A. 2: SecreIary, Omicron Alpha 2: DieIeIicS Club. E. R. CLEMENTS. J R. DecaIur, Ala P I1 a r m a C y JEANNE COBB Birmingham, Ala I-I i s I o r y LOUISE COOK Selma, Ala Economics Y, W.C. A.: B S. U J. HAROLD CRANFORD Birmingham, Ala Soiial Si.:-vi Bqfi ,ii.,1Ii,iri' S,.,,vhir I 1 1 P 1 ,- 'iuqlv' 4 JEROME CROWE, JR. ll K A J o u r n a I i s m Pinson, Ala. GEORGE DOWD Montgomery, Ala. Ministerial Associationg Y. M. C. A. MARGARET EAKINS Huntsville, Ala. Social Science Glee Club: Y. W. C. A.: Bookloyersg Y. W. A. CARL ELLIS II K dw Brantley, Ala. P h a r m a c y Troy Teachers College, l. E.H. ELLIS Birmingham, Ala. Ministerial Association. B.G. FINDLAY Birmingham, Ala. B i o I o g y CARL FOLDS Hancevile, Ala. H i s t o r y Football, I, 2. EFRO GATSIS Birmingham, Ala. E n q l i s h ROSCOE PARKER GOLDSMITH A t m o r e , A I a . E c o n o rn i c s Managing Editor, Entre Nous, 23 Y. M. C. A., Band: Glee Club, I, 23 Ushers Club: Li- brary Assistant, Vice-President, Sophomore Class: Mission Study Club. FRANCES GOODRICH A A TI Birmingham, Ala. E n q l i s h Y. W. A., I, 2g Booklovers, 2. AUDREY GRANADE Frankville, Ala. Religious Education Ministerial Association. EDNA RUTH GRAVETT Birmingham, Ala. E n g I i s h Y. W. C. A., Boolrlovers. IRA E. GUNN, JR. TI K fl' Alexander City, Ala. Pre-Medicine Glee Club, I. GUSSIE MAE GUYTON I d A exan er City, Ala. E n q l i s h Y. W. C. A., W. C. V., Y. W. A.: Boolrlovers. MARY GWILLIM Birmingham, Ala. Y. W. C. A.: Boolrlovers. BILLY GWIN E N Bessemer, Ala. Chcorloarler, I, 23 Bnslrclbnll, l. l47l DAN HAGOOD Albertville, Ala. E c o n o m i c s University of Alabama, I. EDITH HALE fl' M Birmingham, Ala. E c o n o m i c: s Delta Kappa, President, Book- Ioversg Treasurer, Sophomore Class' Y W C A' Band Sponsor, ll. i A 'I HAZEL HARRELL A .X TI Birmingham, Ala. E n g I i s h Y. W. C. A., Y. W. A. RUTH HARRIS Guntersville, Ala. Pre-Medicine Judson, I. CHARLINE HARRISON .X Z Birmingham, Ala. S p e e c h Glee Club, Cheerleade-rg Y. W. C. A. PORTER HARRISON Anniston, Ala. Ministerial Association ORVII I E HAUSE P i e d m o n t, A I a Football, I, 23 Basketball, I. EVELYN HENDRIX .X Z Birmingham, Ala. I- ll Q l i 5 In Dia-lr-lirs Club l ?' Y W C l 2 .A,,i't GEROW HODGES Geneva,Ala. Biology Fo-Qiball, l, 21 Baslvetball, I, 2. MARJORIE HOLCOMB 'If M Birmingham, Ala. S o c i o l o g y Y. W. C. A., Assistant Society Editor, Crimson: Beauty Pa- rade, Miss Howard. LOUISE HOLLINGSWORTH Birmingham, Ala. D i e t e t i c s VIVIAN HOULDITCH Birmingham, Ala. E n g l i s h Y. W. C. A.g Vice-President, Freshman Class' Student Sen- afeg May Day Honor Court. DOROTHY HUFF Birmingham, Ala. Pre-Medicine Y. W. C A.: Glee Club: Alpha Epsilon Delta. CHARLES HUNDLEY Birmingham. Ala. Ministerial Association. COY HURST A I d e n A I a . J O u r n a l i 1. w AUITUIYI, l. BETTIE JACOBS I .X II Monleaqle, Tenn. I' rw .1 I I +. In Dunant s C'lr.lr l N 1 in l Cf? 4 .1 O l.l.I 1 O 2 O I D. O an - I -if JOHN JEFFERS TarranI,AIa Economic Baseball, I, 2, Baskclball, I 2, H Club. JUNE RAY JONES fb M Birmingham, Ala. E n g I i s h Booklovers, Y. W. C. A. SARA JORDAN Birmingham, Ala Glee Club, Y. W. C. A. Booklovers. TOM JORDAN IT K fi' Gunlersville, Ala P h a r m a c y Kappa Psi DEWEY LACKEY, JR. Birmingham, Ala Chemislry Chi Alpha Sigma. DAN LAWRENCE A X A Leeds, Ala E c o n o m i c AMOS LEDBETTER Trussville, Ala E n q I i s h Minislerial Associalion. EVAN LEWIS Birmingham, Ala Pre-Medicine Band, I, Kappa Alpha Sigma AUGUST LOVEGREN Birmingham, Ala. Chemislry Universily ol Minnesola, l, HOWARD MANGRUM Il K sl' Birmingham, Ala E c o n o m i c s DOROTHY MARTIN A A II Birmingham, Ala. Diefelics Y. W. C. A., Dielelics Club, Omicron Alpha. BASCOM MASON L e e d s , A I a E c o n o m i c s LEON MEGGINSON M o b i I e , A I a E c o n o m i c s BEATRICE MICHAEL A .X Il Gadsden, Ala. Sociology University of Alabama, I, Pa- rade Commillee, Y. W. C. A., Crimson Slafl, Assisfanf Ed- ilor, Entre Nous, Beauly Pa- rade, Howard Christmas Car- nival Princess. JAMES MONROE Birmingham, Ala. Religious Educalion Minislerial Association. JULIA MORGAN A A Il Gadsden, Ala. E c o n o m i c s Alabama College, l. I49l EDWIN MCBRAYER B o a 1, A I a . Pharmacy Snead, I, 2. CHARLES McCAlN A r l e y, A I a. Minisferial Associalion. HOWARD McCLAIN A X A Gadsden, Ala. P h a r m a c y JEAN McDANIEL Birmingham, Ala. Co-Edilor, Freshman Edilon, Scholarship Day, Crimson Sfarf. JACK McLENDON Birmingham, Ala. Chemisiry Chi Alpha Sigma. BETTY McNARON Birmingham, Ala. F r e n c h Y. W. C, A., Arl Club, Sophie Newcomb, I. CURTIS NELMS Gadsden, Ala. Religious Educalion CHARLES NIAGER H ef I i n, A I a. Economics JONES NIAGER H e f I i n, A I a. E n q I i S h MARY NICHOLS Bessemer, Ala. Y. W. C. A., Booklovers, LEWIS NORRIS Frisco City, Ala. E c o n o m i c s Foo+ball, I, 2, Baseball, I. VIVIAN NORTON A A H Birmingham, Ala. F r e n c h Y. W. C. A., Beauly Parade, Business Slaff, Crimson. MADGE OWEN Dadeville, Ala. Secrelary-Treaurer, Freshman Class, Y. W. A., Booklovers. W. T. PARRISH Il K 'If Ashford, Ala. Pre- Denlislry Troy Teachers College, I. HENRY PEETE Monlevallo, Ala. lvialhemalics ELIZABETH PENNEY G a d s d e n, A I a. S o c i 0 I o -1 N Y, VV Aj Cl101'fiz'.ldvf, P. P,1y,,,y,- C.wivviill0c', Zf Y Vx K' A g Bi-.mls I-'.ir.mv 2 S. plium. rv Efliigr Erwin' N.'..s, 2' Mai lim C-wr? I N w CLARENCE PHILLIPS Alexander City, Ala. Religious Education Y. M. C. A., Treasurer, Min- isterial Association. CHARLES QUARLES Tuscaloosa, Ala. H i s t o r y Football, I, 2. VINCENT RALPH Cleveland, Ohio E c o n o m ic s Football, I, 2. LERONZO REEVES TI K A Birmingham, Ala. Masquers, Y. M. C. A., Delta Kappa. ORVILLE RUTLEDGE II K A Haleyville, Ala. E C o n o m i c s SAM ROHDE E r i e, P e n n E c o n o m i c s Football, I, 2. EDWARD RICHARDSON Cleveland, Ohio E c o n o m i c s Football, I, 2. MARY BETH RIDDELL Birmingham, Ala. E n g I I s I1 Booklovers. BILLY RIDDLE ll K A Birmingham, Ala. E c o n o m i c s Football, I, Band, 2, Editor, Bull Pup, Business Managef. Crimson, 2, Sports Editor, Entre Nous. L. B. RIDDLE. JR. Birmingham, Ala. E c o n o m ic s Football, I, Glee Club, Busi- ness Manager, Entre Nous, Band, I, 2. NORMA JANE SANDERS B 2 O Birmingham, Ala. E n g I i s I1 ANNE SCANNELLY Bessemer, Ala. Religious Education Y. W. C. A., Booklovers Crimson Staff, 2. HELEN SHARBUTT V 1 n c e n t, A I a. Y. W. C. A., Booklovers. RALPH SIBLEY Birmingham, Ala. Manager of Basketball Team, I, Football, I, 2. DORSEY SIMS Birmingham, Ala. Pre-Medicine Alpha Epsilon Delta. ROBERT SNOW ll K A Birmingham, Ala. P I1 a r rn a c y KappaPsi. Iill ANN SPEIR Birmingham, Ala E n g I i s University ot Alabama, I. BOB STEELE Birmingham, Ala P I1 a r m a C DWIGHT STONE Albertville, Ala History Football, I, 2. HELEN STRICKLAND sb M Birmingham, Ala. H i s t o r y Boolrlovers, Y. W. C. A. WOODROW TAYLOR W e d o w e e, A I a H i s t o r y Football, I, 2. ROBERT TEEL Rockford, Ala Pre-Law Student Senate, 2. ELIZABETH ELLEN THOMPSON A A ll Piedmont, Ala. E n g I i s I1 Huntington, I. FLORRIE THOMPSON -I' Nl Birmingham, Ala Mathematic Y. W. C, A., Booklovevs' As sistant Editor, Bull Pup. DOROTHY TRAMMELL 'IJ BI Birmingham, Ala. H i s t o r y Pan-Hellenic Council, Vice- President, Alpha Delta Theta? Beauty Parade, l. FRANCIS TUCKER II K fi' Camp Hill, Ala. Pharmacy Treasurer, Pi Kappa Phi, Kappa Psi. HARVEY WARD Oakman,AIa. Economics University of Alabama, I. ANN WEAVER Talladega, Ala. E n g I i s I1 Student Senate, I, Y. W. C. A., Booklovers, Vice-Pres- ident, B. S. U., Dormitory Council, Glee Club. AUDREY WELCH Birmingham, Ala. Education Boolclovers, Y. W. C. A. DURWOOD WILLIAMSON C I a n t o n , A I a. H i s t o r y Football, I, 2, Basketball. I. MARY ELLEN YANCEY Camp Hill, Ala. E n g I i s I1 Y. W. C. A., B. S. U' W. A. A., President Y. W A' Dormitory COunri', Book .vers W, C. V. DAN ZOBROSKY Birmingham, Ala. Football, I, 2, B-ish-tlui-I I The Enlre Nous lloal . . . The Pi K. A. foal . . . The A. D. Pi lloaf . . . Melan- choly Mood . . . l-larmony around lhe campfire . . . Youre noi reading, lvlariha Loi i... Fixing lhe Phi Mu scrapbook . . . B. S. Q. bid shofs . . . Purser and Pooch . . . The boys from lhe woods . . . Lillie Rulh . . . Cn The avenue . . . Chandler lakes one.. . Y. W. C. A. lloal . . . Dr. Xan . . . Srnile, Sarah . . . Piedrnonr, Pleasel . . . A qenrlennan would open lhe door, Sleve . . . B. G.-Before Grogan. Llp... UL FRES HMAN CLA OFFICERS PWTMAN HENRY .. RAY ATCPHMDN . GUDNA ROOT .. WOODROW WILSON . . Pre-sidenr Vicerpresidenf . . Secrerary . . Treasurer 2 S uw, '32 f-'N Q-:gr .QPJ O if .?. ,SW L-111-on , , U7 Cf! fi .1 O Z ff 2 I lf? LLI Z LL FRANCES BUTLER -N Q I ,. gy., .,- ., .1 . MARY KATHRYN ABERCROMBIE Birmingham, Ala. E n g I I s h Y. W. C. A.: Booklovers. NORRIS ABLE Sheffield, Ala. Pha DU RRELL ADWELL A Z Birmingham, Ala. Biology Boolrloversg Y, W. C. A. MARION ALBRIGHT Talladega, Ala. P h a r m a c y GUY ALRED Il K fl' Clanlon, Ala. J o u r n a I I s m CONSTANTINE AMBELLAS V o I o s, G r e e c e Pre-Medicine LUCILLE AMBERSON 'li Ill Birmingham, Ala. Y. W. C. A., Boolrlovers. RAY ATCHISON Underwood, Ala. H I s I o r y Vice - Prc-sidr-nl, Freshman Class. ALBERT BAILEY Birmingham, Ala. Engineering rmacy SELINA BAKER A A ll Birmingham, Ala. Educalion ALFRED BAUGHN Powderly, Ala. A.B. JIMMIE BEASLEY Y o r k, A I a A.B. Band. EDWARD BECKER Leeds,Ala. Biology EDWIN BELL Birmingham, Ala. Chemical Engineering J.R. BENNETT H o I I, A I a Religious Educalion Foolball, I. ODELL BENNETT Heflin,Ala Economics CHARLES BLACK Gadsden,Ala. Economics ELIZABETH BONER li I ll Ensley, Ala. D I e I c- I I r s Diolc-lics Club, I 5 5 GURLEY RAY BOWEN H o r 'I o n, A I a. E n g I I s h MARY KATHERINE BROWN Birmingham, Ala. A.B. MILDRED BRUNSON Elba,Ala. Sociology THOMAS BRYAN Elba,Ala Economics CLARKE BURKHALTER Jemlson,Ala. Religious Educalion ALTON BUZBEE Bessemer, Ala. P r e - L a w HELEN CAGLE 'I' Nl Birmingham, Ala. Y, W. C. A. JAMES CALDWELL R o a n o k e , A I a . A.B. JIMMIE COGGIN Birmingham, Ala. Religious Educalion Minish-rijil Assucialiun. RUBY NELL COLLINS Birmingham, Ala. A.B. Beauly Parade. CLAIRE CONERLY J a c lr s o n, A I a. Pre-Medicine Crimson Slaff. FLORRIE COOPER Birmingham, Ala. Pre-Medicine ROBERT CORK IT K A Birmingham, Ala. E c o n o m I c s WILLIE DAVIS Peferson, Ala. Religious Educaiion Minislerial Associalion. FRANCES DEVERS ll 21 U Scoflsboro, Ala. Library Science Boolrloversg Y, W. C. A. EARLINE EARGLE li E rr Ml. Olive, Ala. E n q I I s la Y, W. A., Y. W. C. A. EMERY NELL EAST Birmingham, Ala. E cl u c a l I o n J. T. ELLIS ll K -If Ellendle, S. C. ivlnllivrriniifs U? U3 4 .J O Z 4 2 I U7 LU I LL GUY ALRED -1-hnn1kil2..1n HORACE EVANS Birmingham, DOTSIE EVANS Birmingham A.B. GRACE EZELL Birmingham E n g I RUSSELL FORD Tarrant Cify M a I' h e m a Ala Ala Ala s h Ala ic VEL FREEMAN C u I I m a n, A I a Ministerial Associalion. FRANCES GALBREATH Birmingham Ala Mafhemafic ROBERT GALBREATH B i r m i n g ha m Ala Maihemalic MARY FRANCES GARLINGTON fl- M Leeds, Ala. A.B. Y. W. Ag Y. W. C. A. EARL GARTMAN Tarranl' Cily, Ala Hislor Foolball, I. Y HUGH GAYLOR Il K A Birmingham, Ala. Aero Engineering VIVIAN GIBBS C u I I m a n, A I a. C h e m i s I r y WILLIAM GLASS A s h I a n d, A I a. A.B. MARTHA LOU GOBER B E O Birmingham, Ala. E n g I i s h Bookloversg Y. W. A.: Y. W. C. A. DORIS GODWIN EnsIey,AIa. English ROBERT GRINDLE II K A Birmingham, Ala. P h a r m a C y WILLIAM GWILLIM ll K fl' Fairfield, Ala. A.B. CAREY GWIN II K 'I' Sumilon, Ala. P h a r m a c y GEORGE HAGOOD Tallapoosa, Ga. Chemlslry l57I HORACE HAGOOD Mi. Pinson, Ala. E c o n o m I c s VIVIAN HALBROOKS Cullman, Ala. Physical Educafion FRANCES HARRIS Birmingham, Ala. Pre-Medicine ALBERT HARWELL Birmingham, Ala. M a 'I h e rn a f ic s PITTMAN HENRY Roanoke, Ala. A.B. President, Freshman Class. ARTHUR HORTON F I o r a I a, A I a. C h e m i s I' r y DAVIS INGRAM L e e d s, A I a . Chemistry Engineering GEORGE JACKSON Birmingham, Ala. Ministerial Associaliong Glee Club. MARIE JACKSON Lafayalla, Ala. E fl g I i s Ii Y.W.C,A. MARY ELLA JAMES Birmingham, Ala Y. W. C. A. MARY JANE JEFFRIES B 12 U Frosiburg, Md D I e T e I i C KENNY JOHNSON Birmingham, Ala Aero Engineering KIMBALL JOHNSON Union Springs, Ala Minislerial Association. LaNELLE JOHNSON fb M Birmingham, Ala Y. W. C. A.: Booklovers. KERMIT JONES Il K A Clanfon, Ala A.B. JACK KAYLOR Bowden, Ga Pre-Medicine JACK KNIGHT IIKA Commercial Av Birmingham, Ala VIVIAN LANGLEY C a m p Hill, A I a RCIIJIWUB lxluinllni YW C,A 1 any -.v W P N ig - I. M N ' . N 'f ' AJ' .fY' x I , I . . u W A' ' Q' f 1 A' iam '1 5 ' A . - 5 2 A -gg Ns w X . , 16.- . ,X ,I MT. ' . 'a u 1 5, 22 v G m 4' Q Am Vf v I- Nr l- 1 . f - I la 1- '4 M. '. sf. ' , . Q-- , .. A, 1 f- 'X. ' B 'Z K X , I I X , - N , A - ' s Y .. ' QQ 3' N u ,- S 'Q ,,- ,-. I 3 Q VI, . X , QQ' 5 N4 xl! ' EVELL LANSFORD A r I e y . A I d - Ministerial Association. EDWARD LASSETER Cullman,AIa. Chemistry KIMSEY LAWRENCE S e I m a, A I a. Football, I. MRS. AMOS LEDBETTER Trussvllle, Ala. E n g I i s h WILLIAM MABRY LUNCEFORD Birmingham, Ala. Religious Education JULIUS MOONEY Calera,AIa. Mathematics GARLAND MOORE Tarrant City, Ala. Economics LORENE MOORE S e I m a, A I a. Y. W. C. A., Y. W. A., Glec Club: Mission Study Club. NANCY JO MOORE .-I .X ll Talladega, Ala. M u s i c M.A. MORTON Anniston, Ala H i s t o r y Ministerial Association. LOIS MURPHREE ' 'I' M Birmingham, Ala. E n g I i s h Y. W. C. A. ELWELL McANEAR Birmingham, Ala. A.B. HARRIS McCANLESS Columbia, Tenn. P In a r m a c y GUY McKEE Clanton, Ala. A.B. MARY ELIZABETH MCLESTER Birmingham, Ala. D i e t e t i c s Dietetics Club, Y. W. C. A. MORRIS NUZIE Brooklyn, N. Y. Pio-Dcnlrizlry HASKEW PAGE Castleberry, Ala. P r 0 - L a w JOE PALGUT Cleveland, Ohio E d u c a t i o n Football, I. IWI JAMES PANNELL Tarrant City, Ala. Business Administration MARION PAYNE Tarrant City, Ala. Education Football I. PHOEBE PIERCE fb NI Birmingham, Ala. M u s i C FARMER PORTER E a r I , A r k . E n g I i s h HUGH QUIN Birrringham, Ala. E n g I i s Iw L. A. RATLEY Montgomery, Ala. E n q I i s h Ministerial Association, Y. M. C. Ag Cheerleaderg Vice- Prcsidcnt, Glec Club. ROSE REMINGTON Fairfield Ala. S p c c 1. li Y, I. C. KATHERINE REYNOLDS 'I' Nl Birmingham, Ala. Y. W. C. A. VIRGINIA NELL REYNOLDS ll I ii Pratt City, Ala. lluulotses EVELYN RHODES Birmingham, Ala D i e t e t i Q JOHN RICHARDSON P r e - L a w Football, l. CHARLES RICHEY E N Bessemer, Ala Cheerleader. EDYTHE RILEY Woodward, Ala Library Scienc Y. W. C. A.: Y. W. A, BILLIE ROBERTS Gurley,AIa P I1 a r m a C NELLE ROBERTS Phil Campbell, Ala H I s t o r x Booklcvers, Y. W. A. MARY JONES ROGERS A Z Gadsden, Ala E n I1 I i s ' Y, W. C. Ag w. w fx. GLORIA ROOT Birmingham, Ala Journ.-ills Secrehv, Fusta '.i C .iss Cr- son St.i j F'cs .w E.: wir, Entry- Nsus' S -'.i.. 'i VJ LOUISE ROPER Trussville, Ala PI :i l I- I . I JOE RUTLAND Montgomery, Ala. H i s t o r y Ministerial Association: Ushers Club: Mission Study Club, Glee Clubg Y. M. C. A. LOUISE SANDERS Fairfield, Ala. Economics DORA HELEN SAYERS Demopolis Ala. H i s t o r y Y. W. C. A. OTIS SCROGIN ArIey,AIa. H i s t o r y Ministerial Association. JAMES SHARMAN R o a n o lc e, A I a. H i s t o r y MARY LOUISE SHIRLEY A A II Birmingham, Ala. J o u r n a l i s m Y. W. C. A., Y. W. A.: Crim- son StaI'l. ROY SIMMONS II K A Columbia, Ala. P h a r m a c y HERMAN SMITH X N Ithaca, N. Y. MEREDITH SMITH Il 31 0 Birmingham, Ala. Dietetics Dietetics Club. HUBERT SNIDER Adger,AIa Economics Football, I. BOB STEWART Birmingham, Ala. P h a r m a c y OLLIE TATE Birmingham, Ala. E n g i n e e r i n q ROBERT TAYLOR La Grange, Ga. H i s t o r Football, l. CLYDE THAGARD H K fl' Brantley, Ga. Pharmacy JIM THOMAS Scottsboro, Ala. Economics KERMIT THOMAS Talladega, Ala E c o n o m I c s Ushers Clubg Speech Arts Club. RUBLE THOMAS E N Birmingham, Ala. E n g I i s h MYRTICE THOMASON Tarrant City E n q Glec Club. l I s h Ibll , Ala. JOHN TINKLEPAUGH II K A Birmingham, Ala. P h a r m a c y HOWARD TRIBBLE G a d s d e n, A l a E c o n o rn i c Football, I. MILDRED VANN Birmingham, Ala E c o n o m i c VANCE VERNON Alexander City, Ala. Ministerial Associationg Y. W. C. A. CURTIS WALDEN E N Birmingham, Ala. E c o n o m i C Basketball, I. MARY ELIZABETH WALKER Birmingham, Ala F r e n c Bookloversg Y. W. C. A. DORIS WALLS Birmingham, Ala E n q l i s Booklovers: Y. W. C. A. Crimson Staitg Entre Nous Staff. TO M WATTS II K 'I' Knoxville, Tenn. P h a r rn a c y ALVIN WEEKLY Bay Minetta, Ala Aero Engineering Football, I. h CARL WHIRLEY F I o r a I a , A I a . Religious Education Ministerial Association. HAROLD WHITE Birmingham, Ala. A.B. MARJORIE WHITE B E O lrondale, Ala. Boolrloversg G-lee Clubs .Sec- retary, Freshman Commission. SEYMOURE WILKES I N Montgomery, Ala. Ushers Club: Secretary-Trease urer, Glee Club. CAROLYN WILSON fl' III Birmingham, Ala. Dietetics Dietetics Clubg Boolrloversg Y. W. C. A. WOODROW WILSON S a m s o n, A I a . Religious Education Ministerial As-sociationq' Sears-A tary, Ministerial Association. BARBARA WOODS Birmingham, Ala. Mathematics JOHN WOODS A X .I Birmingham Ala. LAURA LEE YOUNG Birmingham, Ala. 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Class Editor FQEDE. ,ICI-1N POSEPS , Eaidty ACI-fI:Q MA,E,1CPIE TENENBAUM A-. Nant Business Menon ENTRE NOUS... This is The TwenTy-sixTh volume oT The EnTre Nous.- ln iT, we, The sTaTT, have Tried To give you someThing iusT a liTTle diTTerenT in make-up Trom The pasT Tevv volumes. Due To unToreseen diTTiculTies, we were noT able To live up To all oT our aims, buT even iT we did Tail a Ii++Ie, we are iusTly proud oT vvhaT we have done and hope ThaT you like iT. The sTaTT wanTs To express iTs greaTesT appreciaTion To ProTessor John Rogers Tor his unTiring eTTorTs in helping us To promoTe The BeauTy Parade, obTain pic! Tures, and a hundred oTher liTTle Things ThaT helped make The I94O Enlre Nous possible. Also we vvanT To Thank Dr. Paul Bales Tor his assisTanc:e in Taking picTurou Tor us, Mr. Bob Bremson and his sTaTT Tor making The besT picTures we have had in several years, Joe LedpeTTer oT Benson PrinTing Company Tor his assisTance and Time. and Mr. Bob Faerber oT The Ala- bama Engraving Company. L B RIDDLE JR. Ae I94O CRI V, Q.-Q: 5, jggj ,U-M1 i3T!Cf4LES F'Ll'w' PIf'LE ' Q: 9 .'.'-1-LL5 N M TAWEL ,,' LNE W51W3HWOWW . , , ,, 'L .,- , v W R 2: EHSLEY .1 FAST?-4ipL A.'LCN1 ,gn - vL,:.,T,1o , KJEIALW A1 w 'MSL FQ C 'WJEZLY ,- , :,-:WF STAFF Arg N . P L, -:CIN FL X , ,,.-.xr-4 ,,FJrJL-V g - L n A - Q., Y F'1,. 6531 f MS HARRIET ESCO JACK KELSER CDN The I-loward Crimson, weelcly news- paper in iTs TwenTy-TiTTh year oT publica- Tion, is Truly The Mirror oT Campus LiTe. As The oTTicial voice oT The sTu- denTs, The Crimson is represenTaTive oT all organizaTions and groups aT I-Ioward and sTrives To give compleTe coverage oT all campus acTiviTies. Every year The Crimson seelrs To arouse inTeresT in iournalism and creaTive wriT- ing by sponsoring a conTesT in which each class Talces over The paper Tor one weelq. Each compeTing issue is senT To several prominenT newsmen Tor judging and The ediTor oT The winning ediTion is awarded a silver loving cup. Serving as ediTor This year has been I-IarrieT Esco, wiTh William STiclcles as assisTanT. Business manager Tor The TirsT semesTer was Jack Kelser. Leon Riddle worlced in This capaciTy during The second semesTer. WILLIAM STICKLES BILLY RIDDLE DORIS WALLS JEAN MCDANIEL gililxg S il ' R h ' i .S 14, .,,, gy Q. . ,Mx ,jf AROUND AND ABOUT Miss l-loward . . . Fireman, Fireman, save my child! . . . A lesson in anafomy. The man is George Groll. The girl is Dorolhy l-lull. 0 iopposne Pagej Scenes lrom rhe Winler Wonderland of I94O- Al rhe Pi Kappa Phi house . . . A+ The D. Z. house . . . Real men and a snowman . . . Why! Tuclcerl . . . Whal big lee? you have. Marvin . . . Snowslorm . . . Gene and Rinlcy . . . Roscoe and Gladys . . . Rlenly cure. don'+ you Think? . . . Anolher lool . . . Lillle l-lodges . . . l.i++le Audrey . . . You will have 'ro guil all Tha? now, Barney . .. Rhode and snow . . . A+ Ruhama. AQ N R N... .5 5 1 -,Y',Q A LW- .I -l' o 2:5 5- - f-' 33' ., ,.- '. I X. 'Ld Q1 ' f - L 241 I I4 -Jw ..l-L Q N I 2 '-2-21-A , , fr 1- f ay I .n.' . I f ,...e.o 0 :fx 'gf I 4 JL' VX LP W K1 H E R E A N D THERE lOpposi1'e Pagel Smooching on The campus . . . Jusl a friendly lillle game . . . A sludy in Black and While . . .The nighl afler al 'rhe Pi Kappa Phi house. . . Penny Anle or Slrip Poker al Smilh Hall . . . Spring slyles ol l94O . . . Bunny Barnes up in The air wilhoul her plane . . . Mermaid . . . Lib reads a lhriller . . . Lillle John- son . . . Percy al his lavorile paslime . . . How can l gel across wilhoul swimming? . . .Tarzan . . . Walch oul lor anls. Chapel al lhe Co-op . . . Big-wigs in The Wigwam-All-American Cooper-- All-Dixie Cheese-All-l-loward Robbie and Prexy Pope - and olher lesser lighls . . . lfnlre Nous problems ironed oul by The Edilor and Business Man- ager . . . The Bachelor Club and our lirsl lady . . . Crawliord gives fi Concerl al Renlroe. O-U 1 N 'S ISORS ,.. 6 .Id .th i. .M 'QI- i 15' i 'l r 'S T . ' .-:Yap F l :i L-' ' 0 6 fl li fi A L...vI+'f lzacl Walfon Miclwael . . . Scene lronn Renlroe . . . The Taylor boys . . .Sis+ers...Ali++lel1armony before bed . . . Gridiron Greals . .. Froslw Poll . . . Big Riddle lells Marqaref a good one . . . Penny a+ play . . . Frances and Mary Ella sir one ou? . . . Currenf allracfions at llwe Alabama . . . Rose l74l Z52fWA4 O R 6 A N I Z A T I O N S lf limi! B.. S:' Ru C: vs DQVCIM HJ' EVJV- Lews V S ris Ri LL ' Spa-if, Bowie Sarefa Mavha Taper DQLQCG While. Alpha Bela Chapler of Alpha Epsilon Della was founded al I-loward College on May 5. I927, and is a nafional pre-medical honorary lralernily. I+ encourages excellence in pre-medical work and bridges The gap belween Ihe spiril of pre-medical school and Ihe advanced school of medicine. Speakers, noled in Ihe field of medicine, spealc 'fo The group during The year: also field Trips Io hospilals are Ialcen. FACULTY MEMBERS Professor Paul D. Baies Dr. J. L. Bralrelield Df, W F. Abercfc-'nbie FACULTY ADVISOR Dr. W. F. Abercrombie OFFICERS ROBERT SPEIR . , . . . . . . MARTI-IA TAYLOR ,..,. DQLACEE WHITE . BONNIE SAZERA . ..,. . MEMBERS V z1 ia B.. ':scin Ruth Collins Dorofhy Hug, Evan Lewis Done Slei-.iarl Winlcn, Reber? Wiililrird. PHA EPSILON DEL Presidenf Secrefary Treasurer I-lis'or'an , Simms. TA O R G A N I Z A T I O N S F OFFICERS JEANIXIE MAPIIN PIIIQIIIIIIII GENE GRCJGAN ELIZABETH IVIKJRIKPINI VIl, IIVl'SIII1'III I YNFIIE BOPIANI7 CfXIIII?'I'N MI KIBBON FI'f'-IHIIII I MEMBERS Mary EIIIiIy WISIIIIII MIJIIIIII CIIWIII,-II .II n K JIII Doris CIIfIrIm EIINIIJI-IIW IIIIIII-IIII LI I III B II EIINIIII-III A-IAIIIS CLIIIII- AIIIJI Is-III E I I M I II Mary MIIIIIIII- I I-II.: IIIIISII II M II I , I II MLIIIII-I AIIIIIIIIIIII JIIIIII MIIIII- II A BLsrIII4y BVITICI IIIIIIIIS WIIIII4 KI'r1IIy BIxI 'f KI I'II II IIII II'. I .IuppII: BWIJIII II-I2 MIIIIIIIIIII- E I+ I IIIIIIIK I III I' MIIIIIIII CIQIWIIJII I I IIII I Mar, HPIII RIIIIII'-II I- I I77I O R G A N I Z A T I O N S J B HH' L.re ff Bzrrx Vis'-:.f Cass' Run C.: rs V rf: Dzws J .1 Haislcn Mariah Hoau ei Jane Pwser Rouen Sour Sarah Run Yqcnn. Bela Pi Thela, nafional honorary French fralernily, has fhe pur- pose of organizing represenlative men and women who will, by 'rheir in+eres+ in lhings cullural, l7ur+her lhe sludy of French lilera- lure, arl, and music. Membership is limiled lo upperclassmen who have a general scholarship record above fhe average, whose worlc in French has been excellent and who have aflained some dislincfion in sfudenl aclivilies. OFFICERS MARION HEADLEY , . , . , . , President MlLlRRED DQVJNS . .Virq Presiden? l,Yl'lA HAISTEN . Secrclafy LYNETTE BORLANU Treasure' MEMBERS Mary G4-.filli'n, Jail Be.-erev, Roberl Soeir, Sarah Rwl- Ycurg. Jare Purse Vii'or Cru-Q , RMP Cf linz. BET Pl ETA l7sJ R 6 A N I Z A T I O N S Marfha Merck, Jane Doran, Bertha Nei Mason Edifh Hale, Cathryn McKibbon, Jane Purser Boolclovers Club was founded al Howard College in l927 and has as i+s sponsor Miss Annie Boye'r'r. The purpose of 'rhe club is 'ro srimulare grealer lirerary acriyify on 'rhe campus, and 'ro afford srudenrs aclive parficipaiion in book reviewing. Any girl who aflrends 'rhe meelings which are held Twice rnonfhly and shows an inreresl in The club may become a member. OFFICERS MARTHA MERCK . . .,... .... P residenl JANE DORAN ..... . . , Vice-Presidenl BERTHA NELL MASON . . .,,, Secrefary EDITH HALE ..... ....... T reasurer CATHRYN MCKIBBON . . .Group Caplain No. I JANE PURSER , . . , .Group Caplain No. 7 MEMBERS Edna Earle Clernenls, Ann Weaver, Doris Walls, Virginia Halbroolrs, Frances Devers, Maxie Floyd, RuIh Collins, Cafhryn McKibbon, Kafhryn Abercrombie, Mary Befh Riddle, Florrie Thompson, Belly Jordon, La Nelle Johnson, Helen Sfriclcland, Gussie Mae Guylon, June Ray Jones, Marfha Lou Gober, Edith Hale, Abilane KniqhI, Bernice Brown, Mary Pearl Tfrasley, Virginia Noll Reynolds, Mary Thomason, Helen Roberls, Marqarel Talfinr., Jean Mflliniel, Trurwrrs Bullvr, BCDOKLOVERS CL l79l O R G A N I Z A T I O N S LiIIi3n A criqft, Li?-Q Afliirtgf, Lc-is Arfnstrgrxg, Carrpu Carter, Ann CIQITL Cooper Rcsifrz Griffin Cuissw May Q,'.tt3n, Tnonigs I-tutor Apimnc Kriqftt Burthq NQI Mggcnx Mgrgaret MfCL'IIQF! Nlgrtna Merck .Iithn Moore, Mgry L'-0 Vines, Ann Weaver, WiIIiam Weaver, Jirnrny Wood, Mary Emqn Yancey Tne Baptist Student Union Council represents the larger organization of the Baptist Student Union, It ig rnede up of representatives oi the various re- Iiqious organizations on the campus, such as the Sunday School, Y. W. A.. Y. M. C. A.. Y. W. C. A., Ministevial Awociation. B. Y. P. U.. and the Mission Bend. Its purpose is to correlate aII campus reIigious activities into aa unit. It is tI'e Connecting iink betwen the ColIeqe and the church. WILLIAM WEAVER .IOI-IN MOORE GUSSIE MAE GUYTON ANN WEAVER ANNE CLAIRE COOPER MARGARET MCCLELLAN BERTHA NEL MASON BETTY MANLY RIDDLE TOM HUNTER IILLIAN ALBRIGHT JIMMY WOOD VARY ELLEN YANCEY MARTHA MERCK LOUIS ARMSTRONG ABILANE KNIGHT MARY LEE VINES LEE ANDERTON ROSCOE GRIFFIN CARROLL CARTER OFFICERS President ViccfPrcsider.t First Co. Vice Prcsiocrt Sf-ccvwi VicuPresident Third Cc. Vice-President Ttiirfi Vice-Prcsific-nt Sccrctar, Trcasufztr Sunftuy Sci-ctnI Surfiuv Schofd 8. Y. P. U, Y, W. A, Y W C, A . Y. M. C. A. Wc an'5 C'ri5'i.3r- Vrplpnteg-r Sant 5' Stud'-nt Uniof PJL' CIM' Manager Reporter Miri5'q rig' Agspgigticn COUNCIL Iaol , O R r l G A N I Z A T I O N S Lorene Alsbroolc, Elizabeth Boner, Belly Ann Burdick, Edna Earle C-events, Sara Calf 3 L Bobby Hopper, Mary Jane Jeffries, Dorothy Marlin, Karie Lce McKinrey, Mary Eiimbern MCL s V N Helen Roberls, Meredifh Smilh, Mary Thomason, Frances Wadsworth, Carolyn Wi's The purpose of rliis group is 'rlwal of promoring inleresl in food and nulrilion. as well as developing well rounded personalilies and building a solid foundalional knowledge of service ro human- i'ry. Tlirougliour lrlwe year llie club inviles many oulslanding speakers 'ro aid in ils monllily programs. Qnly members of llie Diererics Deparrmenr are eligible for membership in 'rliis club. FACULTY ADVISOR Mrs. Elizabellw Seay OFFICERS LORENE ALSBROOKS , . .,.,., , . . Piesidf-'il . . . .Vifrg Prffsidf-ril DOROTHY MARTIN . . . . .Swif'lai. MARY THOMASON ,.,. , ,lrisasuwi ELlZABETl-l ANN BURDICK ...... . .Repmlei MEMBERS Ella Worslnam, Sara Cofield, l-lelon Roborls, Bobbie Hopper, Mary Llizabolb McLesler, Louise Hollingsworfh, Kalio Loo McKinney, Frances NNadsworlli, Mrrrodilli Smillw, Elizabefli Bom-r. Virginia Noll Reynfild-. Lyol-,n Hwnilfi- Mary Jani: .li-lli-rim, C frri ll'-,fri Wil'.f'iri, IETETICS CLUB lull O R 6 A N I Z A T I O N S cn, Gus Alf-ed, Corrie Anderson Sarere' Burlordl Rodwell Calhoun. L S C avon Grace Etell, Edilh Hale, L-,ora Haislcnl MJrQoric Holcomb, ,J R H 5 He-rmar Srnifhl Rcber1Snow, D. C. Sfrinqfeiiow, Harry' Tee', Jared Wallfer, Della Kappa is The debafing Irarernily of Howard College. Mem- bership in Della Kappa is limifed +o four members from each class. A+ 'rhe firsr of every year all freshmen who are inferesfed in debaling apply for admission. A+ 'rhe end of school each year, four freshmen who apply for admission are selecred by Ihe older members on rhe basis ol Iheir debahng abilily and 'rheir in+eres+ in 'rhe worlc. Della Kappa has debares among Irs members and inrercollegiare debafes. OFFICERS D. C. STRINGFELLOW . . ,...,. . . .Presidenf ROD CALHOUN .... . .Vicevlnresidenf LYDIA HAISTEN . . . .... Secrefary CORRIE ANDERSON . . ,.,.. Treasurer JARED WALKER . . . , Debalc Manager MEMBERS Edirh Hale, Saranel Burlord. Guy' Alred. John Richardson, Herman Smifh. GVGCV? Ez:-ll, Louis Clarion. Roberf Snow, Mariorie Holcomb. Arlie Allen, Harry Teal. DELT KAPP l82l O R G A N I Z A T I O N S GIRLS' GLEE CLUB MRS. KATHLEEN MARTINSON, DIIIQCIMI OFFICERS GLADYS SCOTT . PresI1'IQrII FRANCES BUTLER Vhf--President MARY LEE VINES SffIQr'i-I.3rI,- and Trmasurfr BETTY JORDAN LIErarI.3r MEMBERS IVIIJVIQUQ WINI11, O'IvIa PINIIIIQL-rI. Frgnifi-S Ra, Jgr,-3 Fuser M,3rq.ar.g-I TIvf,'v:5I,'1 My, Frances Vaughn, Sam Jordan, GI.3fi,s SQ-DH, Mlwvjrcfi Dviwws, Barbxm WLQI, Numa S1rIcIfIamd, Lorem Mfmrw, MUIWI TIwc'w-axon, Martha T.1,1f-r, Pram -5 B,.fMgr Mgr, EIIQ James, Mau LC-O Vlrwg BTH, ,Igv Im, Ivmrqare? Sw- Denim-I M,1rqj,r-I MIgC,f'II,3rI Earlimf- EGVLJIC, DUNS GWINIII, Vrvlfav- I'I'ifI,I,iIIf1I'1, Dflwrfpfb, HIIII, E-.-X .I'!'Yv'S Lf vf1I.3'if', LIIImn VIm,CImwIIJrI4 Bf'IIf IIIIH1 vg SIIIIIII Rv-f'I,', O31 F'fII'rImIvI, Rvws VVIIIIVIQN Mm, EIT .'-' 1 IWIIII INIJIIPV, MEN'S GLEE CLUB OFFICERS IARLIJ INAIKEI' TWIST-IIIII L. A PATILI V111 IIrf'.I-IIIII IrElI.4fTUI E INIIVLU IVIIII, Tumi Irr'1'.wvvV IJIABRI' IIJIITQEIEJIJIJ III-IIIII MEMBERS Jfzrfwi W.1IIv-fx L A RMIT-, INT II Im NI-'wlifx BI' C-I ISS SI' av' B' IAYV 'f 'It' JAQI son, I-If-rrrvm Sf' IIII, if--,ww mf' WIIIIAS, R' if V,fI1svv,IvIa J W RI ,v1s.If II nm 1 Duvifisfml W- If,f :ww WIIQIIIIX CII UI.-f, I-fII,Iw,5 Mjxllxf, IIJIIIIII1 I-' 1. I. V,-MII H B, , GNIIIN C:urIrf,' I'IIfu.v'n, A'IrfI Bmw' Sm BVI fm: II vv.a'- Bum C' vi' EJ-'IW' RfHInf'II CIIIIIIIIVIN RMI-'VI 5110! Iv'-I IIIfI,' Iryy, IWIIIII' Ivy Iv, ff., If-' 1 .IHIIII I'vf',I1II! Irlwvfw I f'. 'I II-I I-'w.IIm-I If -III '. fvv-'.'v 'I IIII 1 ' I 'TTI I IV, Ii' I, 'IIIIII vw, f III WI III vw! M Iv ,', NN IIFI W.. If wr NNI ' IMI f ' M E O N S F 1 Blrrwswf' Jr, Hcrwr, Cccb, George Cowg-N, Jr, Cnr-,le Evws, B. K. H2171 Tcm Mr cr Jcrfu la 1ar'1, Norman Massemglw Aubrey MiNcr, George Murrah, Myers Oualls, Roberf Henry Snow TVVYTNJS Snow, Edgar L. Thomas, Leroy Var-ce, Robert Vogf, JCM Warren, Je-rrc Wa'sorw. E841 G A N I Z A T I O The Kappa Psi Pharmaceulical Fralernily was founded aI 'rhe Medical College of Virginia, School of Pharmacy in I879, and is 'rhe oldesf of all fralerniries in 'rhe field of Pharmacy. If slriclly limils ils membership Io sludenls and graduales of recog- nized pharmacy schools. Hs purposes are Io fosrer good fellowship and brofherhood. 'ro encourage and supporf research in 'Ihe various branches of pharmaceulrical en- deavor. Ils members are selecled largely on Ihe basis of acceprable scholarship. FACULTY MEMBERS DR. A. R. BLISS, JR. Grand Secrefary-Treasurer DR. A. H. OLIVE OFFICERS JAMES L. VANCE . ....,. . . .Presidenl MYERS QUALLS . . .Vice-Presidenf Joi-IN R. WARREN . . .Secrefary FRANK BuTENscHoN . . . .Treasurer MEMBERS Sidney Ballard Tom Jordan Roberf Vogf Henry Cobb Frank Bufenshon. Myers Qualls James L. Vance Carlisle Evans George Murrah Jerre Wafson George Cowgill Norman Massengill Roberf Henry Snow John R. Warren l851 B. K. Hollis Thomas Snow John Lafhann Z. S. Cowarl Aubrey Miller E. L. Thomas Roberf H. Chester O R G A N I A T I N T-' II 1 'I :M Iv' v- 'TNI 'W I3'-II: vw' CML I, II. If I I Ir'II-II'-TMI I.- 1'f5I7I1 TI II in lf- 'I.,1v'rw?'. vw ' 'Iv' I: f'vf',f ',,.1, gwj nl - of I Amiaffiix I--'Iii , T . L'-u'L'1-, ,. ' I1Q1'7I.'1IIT'T Ib 'D nf ami 4 V H 1'I.LIIi TL A 'N I' S ' F, gIf1i1I'2 '-'IG-'v , Arg 'If III' IJJI ,lv M :Im attun- I J? 'fulimf 7' X, ' ,el LmdeErII,mf: l'I'IrwfIDIe', I I ,v4, mam. JI fimduif PI '-'P.5a'I, Ffa I1 .inn Ir,tfyrri,1'I 1, Q'1iV,IlfsTF'T ..rI, be azwieg . :fn C1 , 'Nj I' In rf' ' U51 FACULTY SPONSORS 'v' I' If, I I I M Tr .f 1 1 I OFFICERS ' 'f ' TEEL :WS :f-' I F'IQII'3,RL,'S'I N 4- ?r,5.1f f 'PEI ILPLL : N - Pu-5 ri' . I-' INIA 'If1I5I'IVfI-2 S-11 ':fr EITIY IJANI' IflUI'iI :Hx Sagumr. I I-IIJIIII' f mr MEMBERS .., , In k . 5, , II z., 1: , , C, 'L N L 4- '1' I,1,1 1', ,E :I LHI5 JI. . ' . 'Lf '41 L 7 -'I' 5- 1 ' - 1' If Ml .4 ,, . ,n,.,l, I44',, .4 ,. - :,,,, I F, 'I L' ' '1'1v ' I --Q . I.':' - WI' - , 'f J 5 r. f Ink 'J 'JV 5 In If' H A I1 - I IJ L11-'I ' ,I - ' L B P : , 4 J I F- ' f' .'. - -1 E , R I I INTERNATIGNAL RELATIONS CLUB INQI O R G A N I Z A T I O N S OFFICERS Second Semester . ROSCOE GRIFFIN . JOHN S. MOORE . . KIMBALL JOHNSON . , LOUIS ARMSTRONG . CARL WELBORN First Semester B. CARROLL CARTER .... President . . SAM GRANADE . . . WOODROW WILSON . . CLARENCE PHILLIPS . . . ROSCOE GRIFFIN . . . . Vicefpresident . . . . Secretary . , Treasurer . . Chorister . MEMBERS Marion Absher, Jack Alrin, Lee Anderton, Louis Armstrong, George Bagley, Joe Bell, J. R. Bennett, Gordon Berry, Sam Brown, Clarlre Burlrhalter, Gilbert Burlrs, Waller Bynum, Bertis Campbell, James Willis Campbell, Carroll Carter Tom Chandler, Louis Claxton, Willie Jack Dayis, Harwood Davidson, James E. Davidson, Murray Day, E. A. Day, George Dowd, Hoyt Ellis, Ne! Hughes Freeman, Judson Gladney, Sam Granade, Audrey Granade, Roscoe Grittin, R, F, Halltord, llus Halltord, Porter Harrison, B. A. I-larnlrins, Arthur Hayes, Ruie I-lendon, Charles l'lundley, Thomas Hunter, Grady Hutchinson, George Jaclcson, Kimball Johnson, Horace Kendrirlr, Euell Lunsford, Amos Ledbetter, Mabry Lunceiord, Charles Conrad McCain, Pierce McGuire, James Monroe, John Moore, P, B. Moore, Arthur Horton, Ulman Moss, Charles Mullins, Clarence Phillips, Dolphus Price, J. W. Richardson, Jr., Leon Riddle, Dewey Robinson, Joe Rutland, Otis Scoqqans, James Earl Scoq-gans, Donald Strick- land, D. C. Strinqlellow, Fred Thrash, I-loyl Vassar, Vance Vernon, Jared Wallrer, William Weaver, Carl Whirley, B. C. Willcutt, Otis Williams, Wood- row Wilson, Charles Wood. Seward Kerr, Richard Crowe, E. J. lsdell, Carl Green, B. W. Carter, Carl Welborn, Homer Morris, Eircell Rriberls, Clyde Speir, MINISTERIAL ASSO CIATION O R G A N I Z A T I O J L B Simnel Buffy-fi Rui! Cwlhiiun LL,uiS C1-'fc-r Gere Coder, Gccrqf- Dauqhcrly E 1 l L X1 H s cn, Eijirh Han-, C '-!, ii K'1, Azniaric- Knight Miiixred Lawrwze, Je-:sine Marlin r P P :rl IM '-is Mrs. A , P. 'af'i, lfr Prf-.i-As, D, C. Si'i 'Qi llLw, Vw! iv' Vw'-'-iwfr The Masquers consfilule lhe dramalic falenf of +he college, lhouqh officially They are members of The experimenral division of +he Dramalic Arls Deparlmenl. A number of plays are presenfed each session To which oulsiders as well as sfudenfs are invifed. Membership is limiled lo lhose who have parficipaled in produc- lions of lhe Dramalic Deparlmenf. OFFlCERS MlLUPEL3 LAWRENCE . ...., .... P residenf GFOPGE DAUGHEPTY , A ...... Vice-President GENE CLAYTOR . A . .Secrelary and Treasurer lf. C, STDWNGFFLLOVV ..... Farliamenfarian MEMBERS Saranffl Burlord Jappie Bryanl, Robbie Owings, Lydia Haisien. Edith Hale, Ruth Oliver. Lyneffe Borland, Alyce Pulnam, Rod Calhoun, Louis Claxfon, Cfifil King, Jean Marlin, Lercnzrv Reeves, Elizabelh Da.-is, Abilane Knighf, William Wc-aww, Barbara Maffn. LMI O R G A N I Z A T I O N S 4 I A I -....... Y . A -we UL.. It .1 fomuuri ' The Women's Sludenl Governmenl is composed of 'rhe presidenls of all The women's organizalions on Ihe campus. They meer al regular inlervals and decide upon problems confronling various women's groups, in addifion Io sponsoring programs of a cullural nalure for Ihe enlire conlingenl of young women on The campus. OFFICERS JAPPIE BRYANT . . . ..... .... P residenl MILDRED LAWRENCE ..... Vice-Presidenf RUTH OLIVER . . . Secrelary and Treasurer MEMBERS BURNICE CAIN . . ...., . .W. A. A. ALICE WATERS . . . . I-Iypalia MARTI-IA MERCK . . , , , Bookloverg LORENE ALSBROOK . ELIZABETH I-IOLCOMB CATI-IRYN MQKIBBON LYNETTE BORLAND . EVELYN MURPI-IREE . VIVIAN NORTON . , RUTH OLIVER . . ..BeI . . Diefelics Club . . .Pan-I-Iellenic a Sigma Omicron . . . Delia Zefa . . . .Phi Mu .Alpha Della Pi ..,Y.W.C.A. GLADYS SCOTT , . . .Dormilory Council WOMAN'S STUDENT GOVERNMENT O R C5 A N I Z A T I O N S -, I ,' I ' 4 I 1 1 1 1 1 T 1 1 1 Q -14 if 1 -1 ,.1., F-1' The Srudeni Publicarions Board is a new organizafion formed +0 confrol 'rhe business adminisrrarion of Jrhe various publicafions and io appoinf The business man- agers of These publicafions. This year The Board was composed of D. C. Sfringiellow, Harry Teel, and Wil- liam Weaver, wirh Dean Burns and Dr. Lohr as Jrhe fac- ulry members. 'A' STUDENT PUBLICATIO NS BGARD O R G A N Lynelle Borland, Gussie Burton, Jeanne Marlin, Rufh Oliver, Ha ef J. L. Broclr, Nash Collier, Robert Davie, Willard Huckaby, Cac Wyfxll Pope. William Slickles, D. C. Slrinqlallmwl Williiirn W 1 The purpose of Who's Who is lo serve: as an incenlive lor slu- denls lo gel mosl our of lheir college careers, as a means ol compensalion 'ro sludenls lor whal lhey have already done, as a recommendalion lo 'rhe business world, and as a slandard ol measuremenl for sludenls comparable lo such agencies as Phi Bela Kappa and 'rhe Rhodes Scholarship Award. To be included in Who's Who, a sludenl musl have a combinalion of qualifies lo indicale lhal he is an assel lo his school. The qualifies are: Char- acler, Leadership, Scholarship, and Polenlialilies of lulure use- fulness lo business and sociely. MEMBERS Lynelle Borland. Gussie Burlon, Jc-anne Marlin, Rulh Oliver, I-Iavriii-I Escw, J. L. Broclr, Nash Collier, Robcrl Davie, Willard l-luclcaby, Cecil Kina. WWII Pope, William Slicllr-s, D. C. Slrinqfi-llow, Willig irii Wifavpi. WHO'S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES I'-Ill I Z A T I O N S O R G A N I Z A T I O Nash Collier Rub- rl Davie, Rcscoe C-riffir. C Kind D. C. Srvafei-ow, Harr, Tcel! Vin .am Vlcaver Tridenr is recognized as Ihe highesf honor 'rhal may be conferred on a young man al Howard College. The members of Tridenf are 'rapped from Ihose Juniors who have mainlained a high scholar- ship average in all 'rheir worlr and who are eminenl in campus life by reason of college acrivifies and Ihe esleem in which Ihey are held by laculry and sludenrs. The founders of Tridenl were aware Ihal if would Ialce more Ihan ordinary abilify To be acfive in Ihe exfra-curricular evenls of Ihe college and, al The same lime, main- fain a high scholasric average. lrs sfandards are high and Ihose who alrain if are eminenlly worlhy ol Ihe honor. OFFICERS ROSCOE GRIFFIN . ,.... . , Presidenl ROBERT DAVIE . , ,Vice'PresidenI MEMBERS Harry T-girl Willian'i Weayrer. Cecil King, Nash Collier. D. C. Slringlellow, Rfscoe Griffin Robert Dario. T921 R 6 A N I Z A T I O N S l l- .. T .l 3 Alice Waiersl Rulh OIIVETV Bertha NEI Mason, Lyrelfe Bula Hypalia is recognized as The highesl honor which may be con- ferred on young women al I-loward College. Tap Day for I-Iypalia is Ihe Iirsl Wednesday in May each year, when if calls Io ils membership Those young women of Ihe Junior Class who have 'rhe highesl general combinalion ol scholarship, characler, leadership, and promise of fulure usefulness. OFFICERS ALICE WATERS I Prc-nidcnl RUTH OLIVER . . , . . .Vice-President BERTI-IA NEL MASON . I . .Secretary and Treasuvoi LYNETTE BORLAND I , , I-Iisfwian l93l O R G A N I Z A T I O The Young Mens Chrislian Associalion endeavors Io build char- acrer, spread Chrisfianily and promofe clean and wholesome fellowship among Ihe men sludenls. Builr on a foursquare loundalion, il allempls Io Train young men spirifually, menlally, physically, and socially. The cabinew' members are The leaders in carrying on 'rhis work. OFFICERS LUUIS ARMSTRONG ...,. preside-nf THOMAS HUNTER . me-Presidenl GILBERT BURKS .. Secrelary MARION ALBRIGI-IT Treasurer CLARENCE PHILLIPS Chaplain LTR. JAMES H. CHAPMAN . L Fsfulir, Adfiscr CABINET MEMBERS Louis Afmsfrong, Thomas I-lunler. Gilberl Burlrs, Marion Albrirghi Clarence Phillips William Wea'fer. J. W. Richardson. Roscoe Goldsmith L, A. Rafley jfirr Rufland L00 Andcrlon, Ralph Bronson, Vnrrc Vernon D. Slrlrvg- lr llprw. Javed Wf1llfA'. . . . . T941 o R e A N I z A r o Gussie Burlon, Edna Earle Clemenls, Anne Claire Cooper, Jane Doran, Mildred Do ns Edilh Hale Vvian l-louldilch Belly Jordan, Abilane Knighl, Dorolhy Marlin, Margarel McClellan, Call-iryn McKibbon Marlha Merck R Ol ve Jane Parser, Virginia Nelle Reynolds, Anne Scannelly, Alice Walers, Ann Weaver, deLacee While Mary Ellen Yancey The purpose ol lhe Young Women's Chrislian Associalion is lo associale young women in personal loyally lo Jesus Chrisl as Savior and Lord: lo lead lhem inlo membership and service in lhe Chrislian characler and service lhrough physical, social, men- lal, and spirilual lraining and lo become a social lorce lor lhe exlension ol lhe kingdom ol God. The monlhly meelings are luncheons held al Ruhama Baplisl Church, where oulslanding leaders ol Birmingham in lheir respeclive lields speak lo lhe members. One ol lheir prominenl aclivilies each year is lhe sponsoring ol May Day. OFFICERS RUTH OLIVER . ....... . . . Presidenl ADA POWELL . . . . Vice-Presidenl ALICE WATERS . . . . Secrelary JANE PURSER . . . . Treasurer CABINET MEMBERS Gussie Burlon, Edna Earle Clemenls, Anne Claire Cooper, Jane Doran, Mil- dred Downs, Edith Hale, Vivian Houldilch, Belly Jordan, Abilane Knighl, Dorolhy Marlin, Margarel McClellan, Calhryn Mclfibbon. Marlha Merclr, Virginia Nelle Reynolds, Anne Scannelly, Ann Wci'ivor, doLarorr Wliile, Mary Ellen Yancey. l95l QMWLM in 1' Pi fn K 1 'N u fs 3 3 v fl w P 1 1 4 -J K, 1. I. I F1 13- -J '21 V, ,. i. 5. -1 1 'Ss ff jf Z. 'Q ? I - f kj! Q f f. vx' -efx tf' f. . 5 'Q MY :E 5 ..,..- . .- Y , -fx QQ 'liek se? ' nl X lib.- HAL KEMP PICKS THEM ll was wilh The grealesr ol luclc rhal we were able lo gel Hal Kemp +o piclc The six beaufies This year in person. l-le was scheduled To play al The Audilorium and agreed lo selecl The luclcy ones while in Birmingham. The heavy snow lcepr his insfrumenls from arriving in lime io play, so he spenl The evening piclcing beau- fies. l-lere are his seleclions and whal he lhoughl ol all lwelve. ll was very dillicull lo piclc The six loveliesl, because if l had my way l would piclc all Twelve. They are all very lovely girls. There is no pare licular order on The Six, for any one ol Thom could be lirsl, second, or lhird. Thanlcs for giv ing mo The honor and privilege ol piclcing lhesofl Hal Kemp. l99Il T is I - T . iv, gil .i -Q X.i mx.XNi.kfl fl 1 f ,,. T ff,Q , T Si -Q il NN lx lll X ll' ly, ,I 1' l l ' ii . j Il ll . ll lyk A 1, l 1 Ayllliii W XX lllllll il y ,, iului XMXTX . f lall 'll il' llhlkffff 4. Q li Nllifffflg M A 71 , ifia'.TT2' Q.. Mr' VIHN NHHIUN PHA DELTA PI NMISS HUHUIHY Hill MISS HHHHII UWINHS MISS IIUHY NIII EHIIINS INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB 7 MISS HEHIHIEE MIEHHH A .JV MISS MHHJHHII HIHIIUMH SELINA BAKER MARY THOMASON A A A A A A HMHNI1 ANN SPEIR GENE CLAYTON HQ. 3' T RUTH ROBERTS JEANNE MARTIN V T 7 Y ELIZABETH PENNEY MARTHA ARNOLD I 5 t T. 1 -O ENTRE NOUS BONNIE SAZERA To fhe raven haired liffle beaufy of fhe Science Hall goes fhe highesf of honors. For four years she has sfayed close fo fhe fesf Tubes, Bunsen burners, pickled pigs. and slcelefons, wrifing her name large in scienfific achievemenfs. Occasionally she ven- fures fo Main fo fake some educafion courses. In addifion fo fhis she has helped direcf fhe acfivifies of Alpha Epsilon Delfa. RED ARMSTRONG From fhe sfeel mills fo fhe sfage could well be fhe fifle of fhe success sfory of Red. Affer a year on fhe foofball field he furned his falenfs fo fhe sfage, and quife a bif he has accomplished fhere. Who will ever forgef him as fhe mad shoemalrer in Shoemalcer's I-lolidayu? He's indeed an English major who aspires fo greaf fhings in dramafics. Red's quife a Spanish shark, foo. GLORIA ROOT If didn'f fake Gloria long 'ro gef info fhe swing of fhings af Howard. She may be busy wifh her own affairs, buf she sfill has plenfy of fime fo help fhe frosh Bulldogs with fheir Mafh and Hisfory. She's cufe, foo. BILLY RIDDLE Foofball player, foofball manager, sporfs wrifer, frafernify officer, and edifor in fwo years is a preffy good record in ifself, buf fhaf is only fhe beginning, because Billy isn'f half fhrough yef, and fhose are jusf some of his mosf imporfanf acfivifies. JIM STUART To one of fhe grandesf guys fhaf ever crossed fhe Mason-Dixon Line. For fhree years he has produced fhe fop-ranking baslcefball feam of fhe Dixie Conference as well as puffing ouf some preffy good frosh football feams. lfI08l ACADEMY AWARDS PAT COURINGTON For one OT The besT perTormances oT The year on The gridiron and The greaTesT improvemenT oT any player over lasT year. From iusT anoTher man on The squad in '39 To The iron man oT '40, was The achievemenT oT big Murphy. The Tair-haired boy Trom Saragossa. PaT has earned a place along wiTh Norman Cooper and Ray Davis as I-Ioward's greaT cenTers. RCSCOE GRIFFIN For Tour years Roscoe has Talcen an acTive parT in all oT The religious endeavors oT The college and quiTe a handsome job he has made oT IT. FRED THRASH The liberal, amiable, and easy going minisTerial sTudenT. Thrash is one OT The besT liked sTudenTs on The campus. This is due To his unaTTecTed Triendliness To every one. Don'T underesTimaTe him, Though, because he will TighT aT The drop oT your haT. EDGAR THOMAS Doc has almosT become a permanenT TixTure around here, and iT is wiTh greaT reluc- Tance ThaT we leT him go. His chieT achievemenT while here was guiding The desfinies oT The Pi Kappa Phi's, and a grand iob he made OT iT. MARY VIRGINIA ALLEN Such a preTTy smile cannoT go unnoTiced Tor long. Mary Virginia has been wiTh us Tor only one semesTer, buT she has already won The admiraTion oT every one who knows her and her ready smile. II09l ,Zf,WQ?! nl ihf' ' I . 1 N J . ALE , F'.l':kq'c'i, -,- ! 4, if 'J l H , 4 2, ,,f, IA. ,:...n., ,Q I 'll OA 535 h Ver 7' M 2,5511 f. 36 lr . r Le.,z3.-1-h ip Q1 an 'F' 4 ff ' ww 1 x , ' 1 Q- ' 'C z - W rw:-5 Z! L naw- . e , L51 94g-,ate 'W TOT guru, ki' - ' ., i 13 YV11 lrvu. Q-4 1 I Q 391- In QUE-I C1 i Sb' in vu... ' if 51394 , 4 ,. .sv in ' -ij -u fig lim 'T'-mug Xt w.-stil. li-Fl Us - A z 1 Y R r so gm it I Y! 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K. 1.-y , g .S 4 , ' - 0 A Q ' 1 fx ' S ' N 1f'fi ffff' mf 1 ff Eff' - si!A,,.x x-R , I A, . .YA4 V Y .pr YQ -.V p I '-, M - f-Lf. w 1 ' ' We ., QM. COACH Sixfeen years ago a small, lifhe freshman enfered Howard College, liTTle realizing Thaf he was desfined To play a major parT in The college aThleTics for The nexT I6 years. Our Coach Bill in Those days was known as jusT plain Bill Bancroff, anoTher freshman lad who had ThaT everburning spiriT To make good. He did make good-noT only on The gridiron -for he walked info The hearfs of all The Howard sTudenTs ThaT ever came in conTacT wiTh him. While acfually in uniform The Woodlawn confribufion made an oufsfanding record ThaT is noT paralleled To This day. Truly a greaf sTar and a greaT fellow, Billy BancrofT won fame Throughouf The Soufhland. Howard was iusfly proud of her producf, and made The likeable and enTerprising player freshman coach upon his graduafion in I928. His Teammafes honored him in his senior year when They elecTed him capfain of The Team. Weighing only I47 pounds, BancrofT was, because of his brainy quarferbacking and all-around abilify, considered The scourge by all The opposifion. Coach Bill upheld splen- didly To The advance buildups, and was con- Tinually ouT There playing his hearf ouf for The love of The school, where he was lafer To be- come aThleTic direcfor. From I928, The daTe of his graduafion, un- Til I935, Bancroff was eifher freshman or as- sisTanT coach. In This capacify The Birmingham and alumnus coach was able To make an en- viable record. Fans, alumni, and coaches hailed him as a coming coach wiTh definifely good prospecfs. Consequenfly, when Shorfy Propsf wenT To Soufhwesfern, William Howard Bancroff was made head foofball coach aT Howard College. BancrofT's firsT season, I935, in charge of The Crimsons found The Bulldogs champions of The Dixie Conference, and pulling a big sur- prise by Tying Alabama, 7-7, one season affer The C.rimson Tide had gone Through unde- feafed and made one of iTs frequenT Rose Bowl iunkeTs. Once more in The five years Bancroff coached The Bulldogs, I936, The Team won The D. C. crown and in I937 They were denied The laurels only by a sensafional 20-2I loss To Righf: NORMAN COOPER, JIM STUART, BILLY BANCROFT ING SIAII Birmingham-Soufhern. His record as coach shows 22 wins, I8 losses, and four Ties. Ten of his defeafs were handed him by SouTheasT- ern Conference elevens. However, The lasT Two years have been preTTy Tempesfuous for The Bulldogs, winning five, losing eleven, and Tying one. Coach Billy played baseball in The summer for a number of years afTer graduaTing, coach- ing in The winfer. He played second for The Birmingham Barons from I93O To I933, being one of The heroes of The I93l Dixie Series. He played wiTh Oklahoma CiTy one year afTer leaving The Barons, buf Then quif baseball unTil lasf year. when he once more wenT on The dia- mond, This Time as manager of Selma in The SouTheasTern League. Ending his long Howard Tenure, Coach Bill Bancroff moves To Gadsden, where he will again follow The call of The diamond. This summer Bancroff will be aT The helm in charge of The Gadsden Violefs, anoTher Team in The Soufheasfern League. Coach Billy has The backing and besf wishes of every Howard sTudenT as he moves To his new field. May your Team and you be very successful, Coach. We're always for you, and we say Trufhfully-Lofsa luck! A-QW, Ill5l I IM- X WILLARD HUCKABY, Capfain, and TALMADGE TUGGLE, Alfernafe Capfain W jvc: C' 'i :e m.mfwt3QnabW, fawd one ff fne ?Gu-gnu? 1'T1L.' f.'- 5 In HW- hi Nif, nf fhf? Sfhcnjil hhen lf enCC'urWf1j2vgQ WH TLQL Kiran ef R939 Playlnig fhreo Soufheasfevn 'X 'D ffn-'wg v.QfhIn th,-A flu? fem E'VW'1dC1C?VTMEVTfS of fhe .--xvf fr. Cwfmfd unumal s1fwwina,and Carve ' a vkhnwnew V-.lfh a wen, re-apr-X fabe vecoro. 1 ff MIs',fs3?pg:i Sfafexs ben ef2'.-ers In fhe pas' an-1 ' f f af'i1?,?hQ C'fVW5CFx -.A,9f9 qaeghf on a bad 11 d'LJ e ., ' 45 0 Tn S4a'e fafci A fh-'4 my new Safwoa, ' name Wada fow- FOOT 11,1-57 CMN-. 'f Tu' n w.m .1 Cl Inna-1 mn cf the ffrvl 'nf' b1l'1L'3Y suvnviw ff We pf-asrn. I' wuz a nil:-and fuck afhai' al! the Hu' af wlfb Howard '1a.in:x fx ahah? anfanvauc-. Eepcciafly did We Senior btw unc a :gcbd afccuw ff fborfgglv,-1,-5 an fha? mC'V-GHG! ddv. KWSN. nnnvg fbrw Crlvvggn Tldg 'Wade vvgw vvw v',' ' aquavdy by ?he offefinqs of Howavd. Ye' rescfve gvenqth had its say, fm in fhe sc-:end half ihe boys ffonw Tuscalonsa began ?o play, aided by ffequen? subsfi- futions. Consequenily three teuchdcwns were pushed across during Vhe setcnn canio, endind wifh a finai score of ?lfO. Mihsaps upse? 'rhe dope af Legion FieNd in fhe new npcs sihon when Yhey ioppfed Yhe Howardlfes by a Close steve nf 7-6. I+ was a hafdwfcuqhf dame, but fhe mcafs were a b?' smqqish because of fhe fwO preceding ?erfific recordfez. Gewcaia Tech was layinq fnf fhe YTlVF'dfCS+ Hfwafd Yea in gchnei hisfofy' when Afharfa was infaded by fhe Bhfninww hafn fCMC'VVCfS cf fhe piqgkln. Reed? was decided y in Tc-cf' fawnf fo fhe mne of 350. Ye' Hcwa'd gave 5+ fc +hem a' even keel for The Clfedfef Car? of We prennere diAsic . An In+e'esMng ard fhrm-packed ccnwbaf an-.ai'ed fhe 5a's uk Daugherfy and Goldman geffing ready fo s+ar1'. 'Ir BALL HOWARD of Howard who followed lhem lo Legion Field nexl for lhe second home game of lhe reason. Challanooga was humbled by lhe impressive score ol 33-I4. Even lhe final markers did nol show lhe real difference be- lween lhe learns on lhal Salurday. Il was lruly a Howard day. ln a nighl game played al Mobile wilh Spring Hill, Howard emerged wilh an O-0 lie. A game wilhoul a single lally-and allhough lhe Easllalcers came near lhe goal line al several limes during lhe parlicipalion ol lhe encounler, lhere was al no lime a marker pushed across lhe greal while slripe. Revenge was in order when lhe Bulldog look on Murray Universily al Murray, Kenluclcy, lhe longesl lrip ol lhe year. The Kenluclrians were delealed by a lone louch- down, 7-O. Soulhweslern Universily nosed oul lhe boys in lhe follow- ing game wilh a score ol I3-6. Despile lhe cornplele dom- inance ol Howard lhroughoul lhe ballle, il ended wilh Soulh- weslern lhe viclor. The semifinal conllicl was wilh Mercer Universily. and lhe game was played in Georgia. Howard had lillle lrouble wilh lhe Bears and marked up her lhird viclory ol lhe season: 7-3 was lhe official resull, allhough Howard appeared lo have lillle concern wilh lhe Merceriales lhroughoul lhe en- lire game. Birmingham-Soulhern was mel in lhe linal Ballle ol lhe Marne. and lhe lwo cily college leams closed lhe lasl pages ol one of lhe mosl colorlul series ever lo be held in lhe Soulh. ll was a hard-loughl game filled wilh all lhe lradilion ol lhe rivalry ol lhe annual speclacle. Soulhern won by a laslvminule louchdown and safely, 9-6. Thus Howard closed one ol lhe mosl colorlul annual engagemenls wilh a splendid exhibilion ol good sporlsmanship, and al lhe same lime rang down lhe curlain on anolher loolball season. wir .A ve,--. ' ' , r , - - ' A 4-?..' ' ' i' 4' ' 1 ' '-.' --2' '. .- -.- 4' - '-. . . ' ' --are--. ' Y' .-.ITD -'es' - I ,,l,, .' ',' , . Z I N - '4'. 95::. f! 'ti' '.-r-fs i . t ... ' .V A,-tt- H' pl Q A- -v9za:f::.v ,Q .1 Q , by' L: gt -- 'r rf, J ,',.f -A U JL ff j 2 ' ir 9 'I l lil-P ' 'Vw-'IL' , 'dxf ' 7' 23' 'Lx' '- 'A ei 'Q- ' A ' swg. 1' I . 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N , 'N , Q I-K. 1 s 3 ml- 1 ,iuxlqlhz-Xiuslv x 4 ' A 'V The Howard Cheermg Secfion e lasf 'Iouchdown againsi Soufhern l J. Q i Q 4 V. P . !'. , rg at Al , ,015 1 - lic.. X I- 1 '. 'I N. 3 ifhemf 1 . 40 ev . f 9'1- W 'A . 4 : - 1 - -' 'ai 'n Y' 4' The band befween halves F 'a - ? ,Wx L- l 6' 1 it Brock, CouringTon, Crawford, DaugherTy, Davis, Elrod J. L. BROCK: Barney has signalized his honors by being very alerT boTh off and on The gridiron. Run- ning al' quarTerbaclc and boasTing drive noT ouTdone by any on The Tield, The EnTerprise lad finished a fine iob This year. Broclc is The TirsT of This year's aggre- gaTion To enTer inTo The bonds of maTrimony. Con- graTulaTions are due To a swell Tellow. PAT COURINGTON: PaT finished up his career by playing nearly every minuTe in all The games his senior year. As a reward for his conscienTious work, Cour- ingTon has been given a conTracT To play professional fooTball nexT winTer. MARVIN CRAWFORD: Crawford is probably The r-nosT versaTile baclr of The loT. He has played aT half, quarTer, and even ran some in The Tullbaclc posi- Tion. The Alexander CiTy boy is well-builT, clean. and 5 diligenl' worlrer, I 1201 ENIO GEORGE DAUGHERTY: The big lrishman from Cleve- land has given Three varsiTy years To The aThleTic beT- TermenT of Howard. One of The mosT crushing Tull- baclcs ever To don a Crimson uniform, DaugherTy has made a record Thai' will sTand alone Tor years To come. Probably his besT game was againsT The Birmingham- SouThern PanThers in l938. when he broke an all-Time record for yardage gained on Legion Field. CHARLES DAVIS: l-Tempered by iniuries his iunior and senior year, Charley was sTill able To malce his leTTer and give a good performance all The Time he was engaged in acfual compeTiTion. Working aT a Tackle sloT and boasTing a good Two hundred pounds gave The requisiTes Tor a commendable Team man To Charles Davis, a Birmingham boy who made good. KILBURN ELROD: For dependabiliTy and sTeadiness, Elrod couldn'T be beaTen Tor a good Team man. Weighing around 200 pounds and carrying six TeeT of well-proporTioned muscle, The Clarence conTribu- Tion had The ideal make-up Tor The perfecT guard. WI NJ i 6-L is K 6 -L' 5? .Y 0' S. 1 l. v-g 3 B- Hammond, Hardy, Huckaby, Little, Tuggle, Windham PLAYERS BILL HAMMOND: A senior end who capitalized his consistent policy of complete concentration by devot- ing all his physical efforts toward making a good end. Hence, Hammond was able to give a splendid year at terminal playing during his seasons with the varsity. Bill is a tall, lanky boy who comes to us from Reform, Alabama. OTIS HARDY: Bubber is the scholar ot the grid- sters. Aside from compiling the best academic marlrs of the roster, Hardy lugs the pigslcin in a fashionable manner of pure speed. He hails from Alexander City. WILLARD HUCKABY: Elected captain by his team- mates for his senior year. Ole Huck had the com- bined baclcing of every player and student in school. A right taclrle and a fine leader. Huclraby culminated his career his senior year being awarded an All-Dixie berth in the press selections. BRUCE LITTLE: His senior year failed to climax his heretofore brilliant career as he was iniured at the beginning of the season. Yet his sessions with the varsity has proven Little to be a punter ot the college sort, as his balletoting has put him among the better backs of the decade. Bruce is a Piedmont producln. TALMADGE TUGGLE: A huge. towering tackle that was very aggressive on the field, Tuggle was well lilred by all his fellow students. By tar the biggest man on the squad, Tug appeared to be a natural leader. T. A. WINDHAM: Hartford! offering to the Bulldvqs is a durnpy halibaclc, who can shift his dogs in a be witching fashion. His 5 it. 9 inch trame carries only I75 pounds of beef: yet he is certainly respected by the opposition as to his ability at lugging the rigslin. F i L i L DLAYLRS CHARLES DOUGLAS: For consistency and dependability Doug can rock and sock with the best of them. An end who surely knows his stuff. Douglas attempts to make every practice session a miniature game without qualifications. The Parrish boy is an end by profession. GORDON GOLSON: A Hueytown product with that necessary drive and extra punch, Golson has made Howard a worthwhile tackle during his two seasons with the varsity. He is the type player who likes it best when the going gets rough. JACK MOORE: A junior guard who has his best qualities for offen- sive work, Moore is nevertheless a bulwark on defense. He is a Birmingham boy, and is quite steady and dependable as a good team man. KENNY MORGAN: Elected by his teammates to lead them as captain in l940, the iunior in school is a lithe haltback who relies 'nainly upon speed and versatility. From Gadsden, this boy has all the qualities that go in the making of good captains. AUXFORD WATKINS: Rangy and fast, Watkins does his pert in developing an adamant end section. He hails from Birmingham. and played his high school ball in city competition. Watkins is ex- ceptionally good on offense. DAVID DRAKE: A powerhouse both on defense and offense is Drake, who comes to us from Owens Cross Roads. Dave is a big boy, tipping the scales over the two hundred marker, and is play- ing guard in his sophomore year. A well respected player this year, but Drake is a potential great as far as guard play is con- cerned. CARL FOLDS: Folds is a Hanceville boy who plays that aggressive sort of guard. He is not content to follow any policy of appease- ment, but always carries the fight to them. Folds is a sophomore who is the heaviest man of the guard group. SAM GOLDMAN: Destined to be Little All-American before he finishes his collegiate career, the boy from Cleveland is a iunior who plays end. However, during the past season the big Clevelander was hampered by iniuries. mainly a broken foot, which kept him out the last half of the series of engagements. ORVlLLE HAUSE: The Piedmont quarterback has plenty of what it takes to be a hardy and potent signal caller. In his sophomore year he did very virile service as a first year quarterback. Fats is one of those boys who never hesitates to give his all either in practice or in actual competition because he loves the game. GEROW HODGES: A steady, dependable. and consistent backfield man who is destined to play a role in the future backfields of Howard is Hodges, sophomore from Geneva. Hodges is a well- built lad who takes his football seriously, and endeavors at all times to give a commendable performance on the gridiron. LOUIS NORRIS: Frisco is an underslung guard of expert ability. When it comes to keeping up the nep. Norris is the man always on hand. A lively personage and natural leader, the l90-pounder is a guard of no little enthusiasm. CHARLES OUARLES: Greatly hindered by an early season iniury, the Tuscaloosa lad was at no time able to go at full speed during the year. A center by training. Ouarles is very determined to make his iunior year a commendable one so as to make up what- ever he may have lost with his knee iniury, Top to Bottom: Douglas, Gclson, Moore, Morgan, Watkins -Ae JUNIOR VL SODHOMOIRL VINCENT RALPH: One of The several conTribuTions OT Cleveland Ralph is a hard-driving fullback who gives his all during all pracTices as well as The games. Weighing around l80 pounds. which is sTacl:ed on To a six-TooT Trame, The Clevelander has The idea malre-up Tor a powf erlul Tullbaclr. EDWARD RICHARDSON: AnoTher of The Cleveland boys who made good, Richardson is a sophomore end oT greaT defensive powers. Ed is a guieT sorT of a lad who Takes The gridiron courses wiTh as much seriousness as his Tsudies. SAM ROHDE: From Erie, Pennsylvania. comes This rough and Tough boy who plays Taclrle Tor The l-loward squad. A unique characTer Tull oT iniTiaTive, Rohde is a boy who really loves To swap equally wiTh whoever mighT be on The opposiTe side. RALPH SIBLEY: Tex is a sophomore guard who Teels iT his necessiTy To lreep Things pepped up during The lcnoclc- Leff To Righi: Drake, Folds, Hause, Hodges, Norris, Ralph, ings of The games. Fast and eneroe i, 're Gaza cs, will likely be a dependable and ,fgorcus guard if 'fe fe. maining Two years oT' his collegiane playing na WOODROW TAYLOR: A specimen QT Weedeee manly holds down a Taclrle sicT is Wccorcv. Tama' , blond gianT of viTaliTy. Tipping Tre sia es :fr 're mg hundred weighT, Taylor is Tigureo To be che QT 're bear Taclrles in The hisTory oT The school. l-le is a scphonroe aT presenT. DURWOOD WILLIAMSON: One QT 're ?asfesT 'Vik ,, and shiTTiesT baclrs To aTTend l-lcwafo is WIi'a'h5:r 5 ClanTon producT, Playing his sophomore yea' 'se Joer- slung halTbach did some Tancy sTepping Tor The Cdr-agar: RUVlf7lV'lQ aT righT lfriilbifr .',r'Q'5 'Hg 3 his share oT blocking and pur-Ting as wel as cfle ori.if Zobroslry carries on his six-TooT Trarve abou' Ti-rc hxofed pounds of beeT. l-le is a Birmingham szprorncrre, Richardson, Rhode, Sibley, Taylor, Williamson, Zubrosky cr 9 4 KZ 4.1 i' K YN V iv. I, ri' 1 -1 4 1 I ft, 4f -F . '-ll 9 . - U -, Q-Lv.. 'Ns ' . '51 vi A Y ' ' 3 - pi' .4 T dr- Goldman waifing for one '- 51 A, 1... v 'R -4 -aa- J Q- -fa . f . .,. 5 ,. SJ LX- .,-5? fu ,J - Q--VN .. . v':',a4!:. Daugherfy wanis a shoe sfring SPECIALISTS IN ACTION Crawford kicking . . . Golson waiting . . . Wild Bill catching . . . Gee Dee plunging the line . . . Bubber. fhe speedsfer . . . Danny sidesfepping . . . The iron man af cenier . . . Nancy passing . . . Duck Soup punfing . . . Crawford geffing one balanced . . . Morgan running . . . T. A. sliff arming. The Bullpups under The able leadershnp of Coach Norman Cooper former l.u'r+le All Amerucan cenler from l-loward and for lwo years cenler for lhe Brooklyn Dodgers played lhree games and won only one of lhese due 'ro lough breaks They mel lhenr worsl defeal al lhe hands of lhe Baby Bal lows of Tuscaloosa The score was aboul 65 lo O Nexl 'rhey look on Deshler l-lngh of Tuscumbua and defealed 'rhem 2I lo O The lhurd and hnal game of lhe season was wnlh +he Baby Snakes ol Challa EIT nooga Unuversnly Due lo exlreme rough breaks lhey bear us 6 +o O Tarranl Templelon and Led beHer all pushed over a Touchdown buf lhey were 5 is all called back iq The sqlad was composed of Kumsey Lawrence COACH NORMAN cooven Selma Bud Payne Tarranl Bob Boyle Cleveland Ohio John Rnchardson Leroy James Tarranl Bnrmangham Earl Garlman Tarranl Roberl Tay lor LaGrange Ga Alvin Weekly Bay Mrnefle Mall Colley Troy Tullman Gladney Hanceville Paul Knlluan Allalla Emmell Templelon Lanell J R Bennell l-loll Vrrgul Ledbeller Dora' l-lu berl Smder Oak Grove l-loward Trubble Gadsden Buck uullnan Troy The Frosh Squad I - I ' I L. 'V E . Q E . X . , A j U , , .sa fs 'T 'T - . . - ,ggvfffx I ' , g - as ' . s V , .A 'lla f-bp . . . . J g,-f'f.f.13 . 4 V , '-I ' fi- 3 A I wr 'facts V, -- M , I 74 - I z 'gg' -,I '57 f - ' 1' an . ' I L 1- 1 4 ' -5- ' Ty - I. '.',',vfk' r' pw 4 f . , , .- Jew - ' f . Q.. :S aI . ' G ' -V. ,'J2'3A - -V. Q 1 i w 'nie A M-J rx .4 '.'E- A,. ' . 1 N 1 . -.Q F., - 1 . X -4 I I 7 '5 - ' . L.. g A' . . .U v gal... , I I . , , ,. I I I I I I I I I I I I I I -I I I I I I I I I I - - I I I I . 1 . : Q . . , , 1 I! 'F ' ' - 'v ' . a lb' -4- I- ' ' - I' - ' - -- ' I 'I - ' a:m: T- Q. -gf X g COACH JIM Bfvfrg Bddergs or Howard Coheqe were the mos? eolorhN oiayers in The Drxre Come ,A - N 1 Fererwce Mr-ough fhe V939e4O heskerbalr season Q 3 'i if cure fi LA' of misery fo fhef ho r... -..M crerrwers :VT Yhe Semheasrerh Conference. Bedhhhq fhe season Howard had HOLJUG riddlifj fheir rows down and loaf fwo CLOSGEY 'f,j'TL6S'rEj qameg fe Mlsisslppr Sfdfe afier Cheese Turner ervd Sam Geldmaw were d?Se rrfgerj frgm Thgl rj'5yfrWQ GVEVWE, f'iOW6:Vd having ed In sigrrq hr rhe major part or each game. Se rq :md 'rw grride and Mrrhq fhe Desire? frahw elery Lcrfeh or fhe hardwood fhey eazihw zefeifed THE U J6Vf:7'L, of Cdaharwocrqfa by am 3 Efwni mhq Qcere ef 40 re 26. Thls game wet, 9,3 :wed by We afma' +I? w'fh rhe Worrds Qwarm fm Cefii, w'+rr me Ceres bend PEIVTI re' fri dash ihf' 45740 v'eTov'y. Fi gwrq 'hc Ce Ui Qarre rhe Buhdoqs We? wr rem, I' Jarjlggrr, Mfsg.. where they reef hp C gang, 4 '44, T43 hv'1AhSCi!'j iurmed GLM fe. be 'ref Fxrhegi rzcfrq The 'ivy 'Grim fe defeaf h'C-mrd 'iw der UCVTTG' COLI? wafer frw rhe Sensor: f , 5: ,z,:'rr1f- NL ' 1 , fl + J J Bd ded fer fhe +hrc1 Y ' 'he J-rrrifa il iplhfi had W Jasmin ':'J'1 '. 'dgwf-.fr f:5'e fhf- frm 'Qi M' fer? f f a . 'Vighf, ffve fzrrrvgerd 'We ami V5 Sdfrrz hee' team: ErL ':'7Tl H ': A .:'1 'fa SQ ,'e.i 'f I '?'-'.J'f' ix' A.. ' - Fy,:,e,fr wi' +hf rg-hewfa G+ 7 'fa' 'h?c' and HC-ware: 'H ?y C1 irf iwefeafhq fi. f 5 7771 33, The fN,1:1J'4ff-' 15 Fm-.afi Beff' 5' BASKIETB Cheese makes an easy one All Q 1 lowing This game. The llBig Red Fivel' Trom EasT Lake were hoT by now and pounded inTo submis- sion The Dixie ConTerence champs, Mississippi C.ollege, The Y. M. H. A. oT Birmingham, The UniversiTy oT ChaTTanooga, and Loyola Univer- siTy aT New Orleans. Trekking down To Tusca- loosa, The Toul bug again biT Their Tlying heels, and The UniversiTy oT Alabama gained a 39 To 32 vicTory aTTer Howard had led Tor The TirsT Three quarTers. AnoTher game wiTh The Univer- siTy oT Alabama was proposed by one Birming- ham newspaper To be played in Birmingham so as To give Howard a chance To avenge The de- TeaT, buT The game never maTured. lMaybe They'll come This year.l To geT The TasTe oT deTeaT Trom Their mouThs, our Team sank Mercer UniversiTy 65 To 45, de- TeaTed The Y. M. H. A. again, slaughTered 5ouThwesTern 52 To 33, Thus killing The cham- pionship hopes oT The Memphis guinTeT. Again The Howard ThunderbolT sTruck Loyola oT The 5ouTh To The Tune oT 52 To 42 and paralyzed Spring Hill again wiTh a 45 To 28 shellacking in The Dixie ConTerence TournamenT. ConTinuing HOWARD Their Tine sTarT in The TournamenT, Howard again sprang on Loyola UniversiTy Tor The Third Time, adminisTering a 48 To 34 deTeaT To The New Orleans Tive. The Howard sTory ends here be- cause Millsaps has arrived on The scene. ln The semiTinals oT The TournamenT, Howard Tell be- Tore Their Davidf' Millsaps winning 47 To 36. Thus Tor The second consecuTive year Howaro Tell one game shorT oT Their goal, Tor had They won Trom Millsaps They would have played Mis- sissippi College Tor The championship a Team Howard had deTeaTed a monTh previous wiTh ease. Championship or no, we should Teel ThaT The pasT season has been an overwhelming success. The TacT ThaT we puT ouT a beTTer Team Than a number oT The large schools in The SouTheasTern ConTerence, as shown by our vicTory over The sTrong Auburn Team and close conTesT wiTh The UniversiTy oT Alabama, should greaTly assisT our ambiTions To gain enTrance To ThaT body oT schools. As a senior, To you who will be here nexT year, cooperaTe wiTh our Teams and Good luck To Howardlu THE SQUAD Coach Bill, Welch, Turner, Morgan, DaugherTy, Ingram, Jeffers, Goldman, Burks, Drake, Hodges, Baker, Cafher, Coach Jim Qtr T 'Z Ju L 1 x E2 i 5 2 'flllil I 'xsa- I X i 1 l .Eu u'P i K . Q li T an r Pau' glkmw -SCJ vi, 1 1'- Ve. 'f Ck f . Ck 5: 5 and -I .. 9 gm K X Q, 6 Q ,, . f Sc . i -, N , if 5 I 5 sf .ck ,v . A5 l1lEAl2El2S 0 146 ll l' l'l l'v r-', lclvrl' MEMBERS Nlv.ir'QVf1i-.l ill lxlllt Plrwi, li pi- lwyifjvf Gi i '-11, Dim lla'-rl, 'fY'3'.i3lf? l-l :iii lfalpri Srblrfy Qlirlllvi UJUS Willfiicl l'lU lisla, lNi'i'dr ix'J -lay-ltr' Clvavlf,-Q. DCU-xlnw ,lflwrl Jvzllfivm lialr',fzd'1 luiixqlii- 1 l A- lVl','x.l-j Dvgqlcq- BNNQ Lllllf? Auffivd Wdllirwg iilimw E'-3 Kiilwvrv Flrfid Jarl Moorf- Wa.fcrley Walking mf.-, Sfjl Carl Foldg Kcrwcllw M v w r,1f3rw Di, .-.vcd VVilllg,'vw5frw ll --. awl BLHL9 Saw Gcildnian Luwls Norilu Eddie Wqflih l 'Wifi Bi.'l ' Cgflflff' G7'f'l',flU Q-mdy' plwillipi. T, A. VVir1Cllvn 1 lm C llllVl'll '7' VVillia'v1 l-lfnrnfnfmd Vinionl Palplw Um Z bl'7Ll'7! Akin, Bell, Brock, Burlrs, Burlon, Courinqlon, Crawford, Dauqherly, Davis Douglas, Elrod, Folds, Goldman, Golson, Hardy, Hammond, Hause, Huclraby Jeffers, Liffle, Morgan, Moore, Norris, Ralph, Richardson, Sibley, Taylor Toggle, Turner, A, Wafkins, W, Walkins, Welch, Williamson, Windham Zobrosky lllll Brunice Cain, Marfha Taylor, Mary Williamson, Bernice Brcwn QA.. MOMTNW ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION OFFICERS BRUNICE CAIN .... . ........ ....,. P ressdenT MARTHA TAYLOR ..... . . . . . . . .Vice-PreidenT MARY WILLIAMSON . . . BERNICE BROWN . The Womens AThIeTic AssociaTion was Tounded aT Howard in I93O, and has since ThaT Time been one oT The ouTsTanding organ- izaTions on The campus Tor women. I:osTering sporTsmanship and promoTing a Iove oT acTiv- iTy Tor iTs own sake are The Two paramounT purposes oT The W. A. A. Any girl, accord- ing To The poinT sysTem, who has TiTTy poinTs, is admiTTed To The associaTion. The poinTs are gained by coming ouT Tor seven pracTices in one oT The major sporTs. To obfain a IeTTer in aThIeTics a member musT earn 750 poinTs in sporTs. The sporTs program and poinT sysTem have been reorganized so ThaT smaller groups can parTicipaTe aT any Time. Some OT The sporTs ThaT The W. A. A. Takes parTicuIar in- TeresT in are Tennis, soTT ball, badminTon. volley ball, bicycling, skaTing. archery, and hiking. As a rule, every year The W. A. A. has TournamenTs in These sporTs boTh wiThin iTselT and wiTh oTher organizaTions or groups. The Two major TournamenTs ThaT have Taken place so Tar This school year have been The BadminTon TournamenT and The Volley Ball IITII . .,.. SecreTary . . Treasurer TournamenT. TwenTy conTesTanTs enTered in The singles division oT The Tennis TournamenT. Mildred Vann and Gene Grogan reached The Tinals, wiTh Gene Tinally winning OuT. The Valley Ball TournamenT was played beTween girls ThaT Iive in The girls' dormiTory and girls ThaT live ouT in Town. The dormiTory girls won ouT by virTue oT Two wins ouT oT Three. Gloria RooT as capTain oT The Town girls, while DoT Bell capTained The dormiTory girls. Jo Ann Gunn is The W. A. A. counselor Tor volley ball. LaTer on in The spring The W. A. A. is To spone sor boTh a Tennis TournamenT and a SoTTbalI TournamenT. Members: Mary Williamson, MarTha Taylor. Brunice Coin, Jo Ann Gunn, Suzie Mary Rainey, Mary Ellen Yancey, Bernice Brown, Gene Grogan, Mildred Vann, ETro GaTsis. Barbara Woods, Vivian I-Ialbrooks, Doris God win, Flonnie Cooper, MargareT I-IeaTh. Frances GaIbreaTh, Francis BuTler, Virginia Burleson, MarTha Lou Gober, DoroThy Bell. Erlene Eargle, Lorene Alsbrooks, MyrTice Thomason, Mary KaTherine Brown. ? fW?j .Y fx f 1 'uf I Rgf Pafnp! W,fa+T Papa vlama We S, JQO 1C'IK' B lJiP 'rr mgxzfl fix Vg, I , oc' Z3 C: '2,'. WYATT POPE, Preside-n+ . PI Karpa Ph RODWELL CALHOUN . . P Kay: a AIrI1a BILLY WOOD ..., PI Kappa Aipha ROY PAYNE . . PI Kappa PIII WAYNE WELLS . . . PE Kapra PM CECIL KING .... . . Sigma NU JACK OLLIPI-IANT . . SIgma NU MEN'S PANHELLENIC COUNCIL LPHA CHAPTER OF KAPPA ALPHA f Av 5:-f. ' 5 5' If- Ca' ,' i : Cf-arg: P,LC'f Q' f. 'z FH.. P- 'ev' EH-s '-Mu' E.a.:' Fi:.:fA Sv':- A Hz'-b 5-- '. '-' 1 ': 93+ Ha . HCA-'Q' KN 1 K' 1 A,:'5. PJ Q' Ti' CQ' E Mau. FQJW' Rgw, Myvlx' L ' 9-fws E , F2 111- CN f' R-'f'13f- RQ. S '2'S FEMS' SW G FZ rf ' S . J ' TN' f:71.J' Lf . Vivw RlK ' Vcc' 5 1,' WDC? MEMBERS Pi Kappa Alpha was founded aI 'rhe Universiiy of Virginia March I, I868. Alpha Pi Chapfer was esfablished in I9II. The fralernily colors are garnei and old gold and 'rhe flower is The lily-of-The-valley. Dream Girl of Pi K. A. is Ihe song. The fralernify publicalion is called The Shield GEORGE COWGILL GEORGE GROFF . BEVERLEY HOLLIS . AUBREY MILLER . MYERS OUALLS . . PERCY SMITH . . WILLIAM WOOD . LEROY VANCE . RODWELL CALHOUN FRED DIETZ ...... CLAUDE MCCURRY TOM OGLE .... HARRY HOWTON . WILLIAM PFAFF . . CHARLES ADAMS . JEROME CROW . . LERONZO REEVES . BILLY RIDDLE . . . ORVILLE RUTLEDGE ROBERT SNOW . . ROBERT STEELE . ALFRED BAUGHN . EDWARD BECKER . EDWIN BELL . . . ROBERT CORK . . . PAUL CORLEY . . . CLARENCE DANIELS HUGH GAYLOR . . ALBERT HARWELL . KERMIT JONES . . JACK KNIGHT . . . JOHN RICHARDSON RAY SIMMONS . . HAROLD SMALLEY . JOHN TINKLEPAUGH JIM THOMAS . . . BOB THOMPSON . MARCUS WILLIAMS and Diamondf CLASS OF l940 CLASS OF l94I CLASS OF I942 CLASS OF I943 Il37I . . Birmingham .. Mobile . Winfield . . . . Leeds Livingsfon, Tenn. . . Birmingham . . Birmingham Carrollfon, Miss. . Birmingham . . . Leeds . . Birmingham . . Birmingham . . Birmingham . Birmingham . . Birmingham . . . Pinson . . Birmingham . . Birmingham . . Haleyville . . Birmingham . . Birmingham , Bessemer . . . . Leeds .. Birmingham .. Birmingham . Birmingham .. Birmingham .. lrondale . Birmingham Clinlon .. Birmingham .....Leroy . . Columbiana . . Birmingham . Birmingham , Scolisboro . Birmingham . Birmingham so s 4. 1. t 0 65.11. O F FIC E R S AUBREY MILLER Presideni TOM OGLL Vigo Pvesidenl BEVERLLN HOLLIS SCL I0'.I'N GEORGE GROI I TIOASUYOV -A. ALPHA ETA CHAPTER OF PI KAP PA PHI Q S' K A - PWM Bw. n- fi '11 'a M Bmw'- Hccsi' EfaoNe,, Maw? Cuff' 4 H- . Cigrz. Sfzifz 9 A Can: Cdff' Ca' E Ys J. T. EUS f -' . f EAW WJ E T- J' W 11 Gi- W T' '1 RCA Cave. GM' af.: M an 'W J 'ry' JH- T L:1. 3 ' R: ' L'i:W Hjwlfd M3V1g'a'f FF .N uf Myrnh N T Pa sf- Pi, Puff' W.a'f Pace Rotor? Speif Q ff FH' Pfw Cui- Trnv: Ewan' T'f zs Paras T.:-vw, Tc I F N-'2 'S Nv,1, ' wNf 5 MBERS Pi Kappa Phi was founded al 'rhe College of Charleslon in I904. Alpha Ela Chapler was eslablished in l925. The fralernily colors are gold and while and Ihe flower a red rose. The publicalion is The Slar and Lamp. LEWIS HILSON . . ROLLIN LINCOLN . WYATI' POPE . . . WILLIAM STICKLES . ROBERT SPEIR . . . EDGAR THOMAS . . BOB BATTENSCHLAG JAMES BEATY . . . MARVIN CARROLL . HENRY COBB . . CARLYLE EVANS . JOHN LATHAN . . GEORGE MURRAH . ROY PAYNE . . . WAYNE WELLS . CLASS OF I940 CLASS OF I94l CLASS OF I942 HOBSON BRADLEY . ....... . CARROLL CLAYTON CARL ELLIS .... IRA GUNN. JR. . . TOM JORDAN . . . HOWARD MANGRUM W. T. PARRISH . . . FRANCIS TUCKER . DANIEL ZOBROSKY . GUY ALRED . . J. T. ELLIS . . . CAREY GWIN . . . WILLIAM GWILLIM CLYDE THAGARD . . TOM WATTS . . . CLASS OF I943 Ll39l . . . Doihan . Chicago, lll. . . . Branlley . . Gunfersville . Birmingham . . Tuscumbia . . . Casper, Wyo. . . Eldridge . Birmingham . . Greensboro Knoxville. Tenn. . . . New Marlrel . . Richland, Ga. . . . Jasper . . Ashford . Centre .. Bellamy Branlley Alexander Cily . Gunlersvillc . Birmingham . . Ashford . Camp Hill . Birmingham . . . Clanfon Allenburg, S. C. . . , , . Sumilon . Birmingham . . . . Branlley Knoxville. Tonn. O F F I C E R S EDGAR Ti-ioMAs President IRA GUNN Socrelary FRANCIS TUCKER Treasurer ROLLIN LINCOLN Hislorian THETA ALPHA ZETA CHAPTER OF LAMBDA CHI ALPHA Fira? Raw: Dcra'd fxdcfwalrl William Bell. Bernard Couch, Murray Day. Sffccnd Row: Uerwis lnjfam. Edwin Jarwiclri. Dan Lawrence. Ferrell Law- mnfrr. Tlwlrd Rcwg Willianw Pemuel, Fmney Reese. Jolm Wood. MEMBERS Lambda Chi Alpha was founded al Bosfon Universify March 22, I902. Theia Alpha Zela was esfablished Sepfember I, I939. because of 'rhe merger wilh The'ra Kappa Nu. The fralerniiy colors are purple, green, and gold. The fraiernify publicafion is The Cross and Crescent SIDNEY BALLARD . WILLIAM BELL . . EDWIN P. JANICKI BERNARD COUCI-i WILLIAM PENUEL . CHARLES DOUGLAS DENNIS INGRAM . FORNEY REESE . . GEORGE BIVENS . W. J. DUNAWAY . DONALD ADCOCK FERRELL LAWRENCE DAN LAWRENCE . HORACE HAGOOD THOMAS ROSDICK FRANK SORRELL . JOHN WOOD . JACK HART . . PROP. JOHN ROGERS Chapfer Chancellor CLASS OF I940 CLASS OF I94I CLASS OF I942 CLASS OF I943 lI4l1 . Sieve n son . . . Townley Cleveland. Ohio . . Tuscumbia . Birmingham . . Parrish . Ashland . Birmingham . Birmingham . Birmingham . Birmingham . . Leeds . . Leeds . Birmingham . Birmingham . . Birmingham . Birmingham . Bafmsnqhsn. 40. - u .D 0 :DV A gIi F1 lu U O F F I C E R S FERRELL LAWRENCE Presidenl BERNARD COUCH Vice-Presidc-n+ WILLIAM PENUEL Secrefary JOHN WOOD Treasurer IOTA CHAPTER OF I N U F P W J A5-H Pf,i:9 Us-'Q Bi' ,N GM' Jed Kelser. Secowo d Mu M: lad Owlpbanf, Chgdeg Rkhey. Third H 5 Pubf- Thyvai Cwfa Wa'def' Jafed Walker, Sey- mowe WHRQ-5. MEMBERS Sigma Nu fraierniiy was founded aI V. M. I. in I869. In I879 Io'ra Chap- fer was esiablished. The fraierniiy colors are gold, black. and whire. The flower is Ihe whiie rose and The publicafion The Delia. ROBERT DAVIE . CECIL KING . JACK KELSER . . JOHN PRESCOTT . JARED WALKER . BILLY- GWIN . FRED MULLINS . . JACK OLLIPHANT . WEAVER ALLEN . DICK COMPTON . HAROLD CROWE . MATT COLLEY . J. M. DEASON . . JACK FRUTIGER . . . KIMSEY LAWRENCE CHARLES RICHEY . JAMES RICHEY . JOE RUTLAND . . HERMAN SMITH . BEN SUTTON . . RUBLE THOMAS . . EMMETT TEMPLETON CURTIS WALDEN . SEYMOURE WILKES FRANK WULFFAERT CLASS OF l940 CLASS OF I94l CLASS OF I943 lI43l . Wesf Blocfon . . Birmingham , Birmingham . Birmingham . Monigomery . . Bessemer HeIena Jacksonville, Fla. . Birmingham . Monfgomery . Birmingham . . . Troy . Birmingham . . Birmingham .. Selma . . Bessemer . . Bessemer . Monfgomery . Ifhaca, N. Y. . Birmingham . Birmingham .. Laneif . Birmingham . Monfgomery . Birmingham , bo G iw., '. u 4 , 2. ws.- J1,a4,Qxw:.J Q Wo , ,,, -54' I i.Q OFFICERS Cecil. KING Presideni JOHN PRESCOTT Vica-Presidenf JACK OLLIPHANT Secretary BILLY GWIN Treasurer SCDQCDRITIES O R G A N I Z A T I Rufh Oliver, Barbara Mason, Mary Emily Wisharfl Cafheririe M:KibzLigf Jane Purser, Lyneife Borland, Elizabeth Holcomb, Eveiw M.f:z'fee BARBARA MASON . RUTI-I OLIVER .... CATI-IRYN MCKIBBON . . . MARY EMILY WISI-IART . . . LYNETTE BORLAND . . JANE PURSER . . . ELIZABETH I-IOLCOMB . . EVELYN MURPI-IREE . . WOMEN'S PANHELLENIC . . Alplia Della Pi . . Alpha .Della Ri Bela Sigma Omicrori Bela Sigma Omicrom . . . . Della Zela , . Della Zeta , . Plm INILI . . Phi INILI CCJUNCIL O N S KAPPA CHAPTER OF Flvgl Rnw: Selina Balfcr, Edna Earle Barnes, Efizabeln Davis, Frangeg Good. 'Min Hazel Haven. Sczond Row: BL-'fy Jacobs Marqaref Lowery. Dor- afhy Martln, Jeanne Marlin, R059 Msvfin. Tlwiro Row: Barbara Mason, Bcfvfice Michael, Nancy Jo Mime Julia Movgan, Vhian Ncrlon. Fourflw Pzw: Rmb Qlifef Robbie Owlnns, Mary Louise Shirley, Elizabelh Ellen Thompson. d-:Laces While. Ollfe Pcsey Wood. MEMBERS Alpha Delia Pi Sororiiy was founded ai Wesleyan College on May I5. I85I. Kappa Chapier was founded ai Howard College in I9I9. The sororiiy colors are blue and while and The flower is The violei. The pub- Iicaiion of Alpha Delia Pi is The AdeIphean. ELIZABETH DAVIS . JEANNE MARTIN . RUTH OLIVER . ROBBIE OWINGS . . EDNA EARLE BARNES . MARGARET LOWREY . ROSE LORENA MARTIN BARBARA MASON . . DeLACEE WHITE . . OLIVE POSEY WOOD . FRANCES GOODRICH BETTY JACOBS . . . DOROTHY MARTIN . BEATRICE MICHAEL . JULIA MORGAN , , . ELIZABETH ELLEN THOMPSON SELINA BAKER . . HAZEL HARRELL . . . NANCY JO MOORE . VIVIAN NORTON . . MARY LOUISE SHIRLEY CLASS OF I940 CLASS OF I94I CLASS OF I942 CLASS OF I943 ll47I Alberiville Alberfville Birmingham Cenferville Alberfville Birmingham Birmingham Birmingham Birmingham Haleyville Birmingham Scoifsboro Birmingham Gadsden . . Gadsden Piedmont Birmingham Birmingham Talladega Birmingham Birmingham OFFICERS RUTH ouvsrz President ELIZABETH DAVIS Vice-Presidonf .IEANNE MARTIN SC'CH3I0ry BARBARA MASON Treasurer ilu-- BETA BETA CHAPTER OF BETA SIGMA OMICRON Qf,-T: Eizfabmh Bef-pf Eyvize- Bvwm Mgflcr Ccwdery Frame, Sect'-3 PC-f: Eaflifu- Em! Ma-30 FW',d Mafflwi Lou Gcbef Maw Jwe JQ55, - f 1 TP?f:j Rcf.: AEJFQ Krdzf-' Cowfym McKibbC P4129 L-,H MM'--fl, V 2 '5: Ne' Pf,,'1..jQ Qmh 935945. FOUMF Row: 'Nl 'fa Jem' Snfd'-'z Ffefie-' Wf3Gf.f.'i'TVN, Maw E fNy WisHar+, Marjorie NNN? TNAC f'fJT'L' S Y'P'. MEMBERS Bela Sigma Omicron Sororiry was founded ai 'rhe Universiiy of Missouri, December I2, l888. Bela Bela Chapier was founded ai Howard College in I933. The sororiiy colors are pink and ruby, and Ihe flowers are Rich- mond and Killarney roses. The publicalion of Bela Sigma Omicron is MARION COWDEN . . BEATRICE DAVIES . . CATHRYN McKIBBON . MAXIE FLOYD ..., ABILANE KNIGHT , KATIE LEE MCKINNEY . . RUTH ROBERTS .... MARY EMILY WISHART . BERNICE BROWN . . , NORMA JEAN SANDERS . FRANCES WADSWORTH . ELIZABETH BONER . . FRANCES DEVERS . . EARLINE EARGLE . . MARTHA LOU GOBER . MARY JANE JEFFRIES . VIRGINIA NELL REYNOLDS MEREDITH SMITH .... BETTY THOMAS . . MARJORIE WHITE . . Ihe l'UI'f'I.H CLASS OF I94O CLASS OF I94I CLASS OF I942 CLASS OF I943 ll-891 Tarrani Ciiy Birmingham Birmingham Birmingham . Fairfield . . Tuscumbia Birmingham Birmingham Birmingham Birmingham . Dora Birmingham Scoifsboro Mouni Olive Birmingham . . Frosfburg, Md. Birmingham Birmingham Birmingham Birmingham l lqk -lo i ', fn .n - l.l 'O NI Xl V- -1 ,Xt Fa V Ng, 9 .eg I n, . , O F FIC E R S CATHRYN MCKIBBON Presideni ABILANE KNIGHT Vice-Presidenf MARION COWDEN Svirofary MARY EMILY WISHART Treasurer Y I, QUO.44STgVL-Q MLW R 'xA? make. uv? Xub- uh' NK.-un-5 X ALPHA PI CHAPTER OF D ELTA ZETA Fwy? Vw' Du'-2 Admfif Gddg fkwurw, M3 '1 A'V'C,id L,r'u??e Bcvfard, Jamzw Bmw Ptveilfd Cwvf-f. Sf,- fd Rf--.1 Gene Cayfcf Mafqawf Sm wwf Mr31'fA'1 Cc.-'S CFa'N?Hf: Hauicf' Marlin Headley. Evelyn HQ'3 T 'i P .-.Z J'W'UdV' May Ma CNE FVGFHQ Moody, Marx, Cav' ' A11 Vf.'.ffW Jars' Ffuffw. Ffuvr Row: Susie Mary Pwff- Fwrwfxf Ra, Nlaw JCM: Rrfzefs Maw Fra':Qa Vaughn, Mary Lfze Wnee. M E MBERS Della Zela Sororify was founded ar Miami Universify in I902. Alpha Pi Chapler was founded al Howard College in I924. The sororily colors are old rose and vieux green and Ihe flower is The Killarney rose. The publicafion of Della Zela is The Lamp. GLADYS ALLEN . . LYNETTE soRLAND . MILDRED Downs . . MARION HEADLEY . ADA PowELL . . MARY MALoNE . . MARY LEE vines . . FRANCES RAY .....,. MARY KATHERINE OUTLAW JAPPIE BRYANT . . CLASS OF I940 CLASS OF I94I GENE CLAYTOR ..... . Little MARGARET SUE DENTON . JANE PURSER ....... MARY FRANCES VAUGHN FRANKIE MOODY .... BETTY JORDAN . EVELYN HENDRIX . . SUSIE MARY RAINEY . . DURRELL ADWELL . . MARTHA ARNOLD . . ROSALIND CARTER . . CHARLINE HARRISON . . MARY JONES ROGERS . RUBY NELLE COLLINS . . BETTY PRINCE .... JACKIE WATSON . . CLASS OF I942 CLASS OF I943 llill Birmingham . Trussville Birmingham Sylacauga Birmingham Birmingham Birmingham Birmingham Birmingham Bessemer Rock, Ark. Birmingham Birmingham Birmingham Springville Birmingham Birmingham Birmingham Birmingham Birmingham Birmingham Birmingham . Gadsden Birmingham Birmingham Birmingham XA aff X ce Lv. ff T IIIIIIII O F F I C E R S LYNETTE BoRLAND Presidenf MILDRED DOWNS Vice-Presidenf JAPPIE BRYANT Sc-creiary GENE CLAYTOR Treasurer PHA GAMMA CHAPTER OF fs F' A Cvfe A' 1e'si' La! ff AWL-.'s.' Dcufm B: F'J'1ES BJWU Sam 'i.': Vwfj' 3 BJ-:sw 50:91 Riff 6.15502 B,f'z' He 0' Cage Env -i-'fC S Sam Czfipc FAM, Frames Garwrqvzn Cgmevhq Griffin. Twlr A L is HL-fs'c' E1- HBV? E IDLE r-Q arf: V5VC E HCQCGTC La N02 s Jxv Ru. Jews FC, R:-v' M-:fc-': Lawcfcc Ewiraoefh Move' 1 P-A,fx,'fQc Lsws Mwpfrec, P1959 p 2'fE Kawefwe Pemdds He-P 1 Fi Ran Maw Rani' He C S'r':v'af1 Nw-3 Vcrwfcn SHQCP and F 1'-fl T :s:' D:'c .N Tu- Q Acc Wa'-ws Caron Whorf. r MEMBERS Phi Mu Sororily was founded ar Wesleyan College, March 4, I852. Alpha Gamma Chapler was founded a+ Howard College in l924. The sororily colors are rose and while, and Hs flower is Ihe Enchanrress carnalion. The publicaiion of Phi Mu is The Aqlaia. CLASS OF I940 GUSSIE BURTON . . ........ Birmingham LYDIA HAISTEN . . . Birmingham ELIZABETH HOLCOMB . . Birmingham MILDRED LAWRENCE . . Birmingham ELIZABETH MORTON . Birmingham EVELYN MURPHREE . Birmingham HELEN ROBERTS ........ Birmingham NINA THORNTON STRICKLAND . Birmingham ALICE WATERS ........ Birmingham CLASS OF l94I ELIZABETH ADAMS . ........ Birmingham CORRIE ANDERSON . . Birmingham SARANEL BURFORD . . Birmingham VIRGINIA BURLESON . Birmingham SARA COFIELD . . . Birmingham CATHERINE GRIFFIN . Birmingham CLASS OF I942 DOROTHY BELL . .......... . . Overton FRANCES BUTLER . . . Monfgomery EDNA EARLE CLEMENTS . . Birmingham EDITH HALE ...... Birmingham MARJORIE HOLCOMB . . Birmingham JUNE RAY JONES . . Birmingham MARY ROPER .... Bg,mi,.qiW,, HELEN STRICKLAND . . FLORRIE THOMPSON . DOROTHY TRAMMELL , . CLASS OF I943 LUCILLE AMBERSON . . ....... . . HELEN CAGLE ......... MARY FRANCES GARLINGTON . . LaNELLE JOHNSON ,..... LOIS MURPHREE . . PHOEBE PIERCE ..... KATHERINE REYNOLDS . . CAROLYN WILSON . . .... . . l H31 Birmingham Birmingham Birmingham Birmingham Birmingham . . Leeds Birmingham Birmingham Birmingham Birmingham Birmingham 1 ofgoo I I o 0 3 Q o,o.o,o O F F I C E R S EVELYN MURPHREE President MILDRED LAWRENCE Vice-President SARAH COFIELD Secrofaiy LLIZABETH HOLCOMB Treasurer -. The Entre Nousv Staff of 1940 W Greatly appreciates the aid and help our advertisers have given us in help- ing make this publication possible. So, students, when you wish to make a purchase remember the people who remember Howard. We will both profit from it. THANKS A MILLION!! O From BILL STICKLES Editor L. B. RIDDLE, JR. Business Manager TO EVERYONE WHO HELPED WITH THE 1940 ENTRE NOUS. YOU GALS AND GUYS WERE MIGHTY FINE. WE HOPE ALL ENTRE NOUS ISSUES GET AS SWELL HELP. YOU ARE INVITED TO VISIT WHEELER CI'IViIj'UI?Q WINE. 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