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JQENTRENQUS 1946 PUBLISHED BY TI-IE STUDENTS GF I-ICDWARD CGLLEGE BIRMINCI-IAM, ALABAMA HCDWARD BIDS ADIEU Ocfoiw- QQ, 1945 As a parting gesture the Navy Unit presented its official V-12 flag to the college. Lt. C. A. Schade, Coninianding officer said The flag is being given to the college to place among its archives. May it never again be used in wartime. if NAVY UNIT .An ,xgppreczfalfion The wi1111i11g of the war bri11gs to a close the Navy V-12 College Train- ing Program i11 Howard College. In the opinion of the Administration and Faculty of the college it has been at every point a good program. Every officer and enlisted 1112111 who has been assigned to us l1as 11Of o11ly measured up to the traditional standards of the Navy but has show11 an appreciation of our problen1s a11d aided in their solutio11. The Y-12 Program has brought to us students of high quality, 111a11y of whon1 have adopted Howard College as their own, have won high schol- astic and artistic ho11ors here, and have given color and i11terest to every student activity. As the ship's company leaves us-officers, enlisted 111611, and apprentice S621Hl211l1XVC salute then1 all with ad111iratio11 touched with affection and express the hope that the recollectio11s of their service at Howard College may be as 1JlCE1S211lt as the recollections Howard College will have of them. HARWELL G. DAVIS President NAVY CDFFICERS LT. C. A. SCHADE, Com- mzmding' officer of the V-12 unit during its last term at Howard. LT. J. C. CAMPBELL who we remember as the Execu- tive Officer. LT. R. E. BQND who We remember as 21 grzmd guy. l file Ptmooms Platoon No. 1 TRENT HOVVELL, leader Platoon No. 2 SLADE YOUNG, e leader Platoon No. 3 LES MCLEUD, leader Drill Platoon which was lecl hy Trent Howell and composed of out- Standing members from each platoon. 1 A YXILQL NMMA? ,, . h,mw-Q :MMM- V-M CZ, Wfk Me any SWIMMING YKQVW X ' DRESS REVIEW COLOR GUARD ENLJSTED E THEN HE'S AN OFFICER grief! Mn ? C SI-IALL ALWAYS I-IERISI-I L gm R MEMORIES OF PAR'r1Es V So FRATERNVTY N O4 Vis R00 AS A NA VY MA N RELIGlOUS ACTIVVUES I BAPZQHA, M A Maw fuss gg Sfliwigm V .,.1, Ba I .And 50 ,, 348 NAVY HYMN Eternal Father, strong to save, Whcmse arm doth bind the restless wave, Who bedd'st the mighty ocean deep, Its own appointed limits keep, Ch hear us when we cry to thee For those in peril on the sea. Lord, guard and guide the men who fly Through all great spaces of the sky, Be with them traversing the air. In darkning storms and sunlight fair, Oh hear us when we lift our prayer For those in peril in the air. Oh Trinity of love and power, Our brethren shield in dangers hour, From rock and tempest, fire and foe, Protect them whereso-ere they go, Thus ever let there rise to thee Glad hymns of praise from air and sea ZAQDEE He's played football. Heis earned conference track honors. He's served in the U. S. Navy as an officer. He's worked on a milk wagon. Heys had the truant officer on his trail for playing hookey . . . and even quitting high school to work on ships. He's won college honors for scholarship. He's been a B. S. U. president. He can put his hands in his pockets, slump up against a tree and talk understandingly with poorly educated folk and make them feel at ease, or he can take his Ph.D. and good common sense up on Svvanky Row and look comfortable with a tea cup balanced on his knee. He has all the ideals of a person who puts Christ foremost in his de- cisions . . . and yet, he has the practicality of the man who has lived among men from all walks of life and understands their problems. Teacher of Bible and theology and New Testament Greek, a holier- than-thou look from a goody-goody would give him the he-begebees as much as it would you or me. He has the rare and simple gift of seeing human beings not in the light of their shortcomings or accomplishments, but in the glory of what they can be. He can get down on the level with a student without sacrificing dignity. To him the Christian life is the abundant life that doesn't have to wait until Judgment Day to be beautiful and is simply the product of rever- ing God and loving mankind . . . all of it. Because he's genuine and sincere and humble and idealistic and un- compromising and down-to-earth, we're getting a big kick out of dedi- eating' this year book to. DR. VERNON G. DAVIDSON CATICDN.. ALMA MATER Oh, Howard, Alma Mater true, I love thy glorious name, deserving every honor due To an unsullied fame. I'll love thee through each fleeting breath For all that thou has done, And in the agonies of death Be still thy loving son. Oh, Alma Mater, dear, thy life A treasure is to me: Thou, Phoenix fair, through flames and strife, Hast shown thy right to be. Since poverty has made thee rich, And struggle made thee strong, I View thee in thy self-made niche, And burst to filial song. i 1 ., -v--- Y' Oh, parent true, the future fair Must hold but good for thee, For hopels fruition waits thee there In blest reality. And sons like thine will make thee shine With glory all thine own, And bring to thy maternal shrine Not gifts of gold alone. Words by Dr. G. VV. Macon, '84 Music by Prof. Paul DeLaunay ADMINISTRATICDN WPRESIDENT MAJOR HARVVELL G. DAVIS ln this, our Back To School Editionw of Entre Nous, the first person to whom We look as an outstanding figure in readjusting Howard to nieet the needs of the veterans is Major Harwell G. Davis. VVe know we can place our utmost confidence in the Majorn to guide us nolaly through the peaceful years ahead, as he so safely led us through the years of war. ln his attitude of friendliness and helpfulness we find the true spirit of Howard. MR. EZELL Mr. S. Ezell, our Vice-President, is not so often seen around the campus. But through his work we know that he han- dles college business which falls his lot, lmoth calmly and efficiently. XVe are sure we owe him much appreciation. DEAN BURNS Dean Burns is like a good hook-XVe want to get all the knowledge we can from him. His love of Howard and his desire for her iniprovement are revealed in his tire- less efforts to advance Howard in the field of learning. Because of his friendly cooperation to every individual associated with Howard we feel that we can go to him any hour of the clay for advice and he perfectly welcome. DEAN DALE Our Dean of Men is well suited to his post. He always welcomes students prob- lenis-either personal or pertaining to scholastic endeavors. Famous for his wit and understanding he has been a grand aid in helping with the reconversion ef- forts. DEAN OBENCHAIN Our Dean of Wlonien is also a constant advisor for the men. Dean Obie is an open-minded, frank person. ln no class on the campus do we feel more free than hers. One of the first friendly personages we meet when entering Howard she is also one we hate to leave when grad- uating. MR. l3RlCNVS'lllCR MRS. KIRKLAND Lent S. Brewster, hotter known to the students as the nizin with the money has served Howzlrcl efficiently yet underf standingly as Assistruit tu the Prcsiclcnt. Mr. lirewster tliruugli his fum-siglitecliiess has successfully steered the seliuul in all matters of finance. Fur his splendid work and outstzxnrling ability we duff our hats. The first person we students see and us- ually the last one is our registrar, llelen Sharbutt liirkland. She suineliuw mun- ages to find tune to straighten out our inixups with an ever friendly and helpful smile. Ae HUL-CEE M. ACTON, A.M., Ph.D. Professor of Romance Languages MRS. B. C. ALLEN Secretary to the Vice-President JOHN VV. BOSVVORTH, AB., A.M. Professor of English JAMES LUTHER BRAKEFIELD, Ph.D., Professor of Biology LENT S. BREVVSTER, A.B. Assistant to the President P. P. BURNS, A.M., Litt.D. Professor of English MRS. J. H. BYNUM, A.M., L.L.D. Instructor in Mathematics OSCAR S. CAUSEY, A.M. Professor of Education A C T O N ALLEN BOSWORTH BREVVSTER A.M., COLLIER CQRRIE COUNTS JAMES H. CHAPMAN, A.M., Th.M Professor of Bible and Religion NASH COLLIER, A.B. Assistant Professor of Physics GEORGE B. CORRIE, AB., BTA. Professor of Econoinics MARGARET L. COUNTS Manager of College Bookstore VV. P. DALE, H., A.M., Ph.D. Associate Professor of History HIDEN T. COX, A.M., Ph.D. Associate Professor in Biology VV. IRVING CROVVLEY, A.M. Professor in Modern Languages FAC ULTY COX DRAKE ECHOLS FAUST FORMAN HAMRICK VERNON G. DAVISON, A.B., Ph.D. Professor in Religion FLORENCE DRAKE, A.M., Ph.B. Professor of Speech MRS. ROBERT ECHOLS, A.M. Instructor in Illatheanatics JESSE IVEY EDWARDS, A.B., Th.M. Assistant Professor of Bible and Religion S. J. EZELL, Th.M., Th.D. Proniotional Director GEORGE P. FAUST, A.B., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of English ELIZABETH FORMAN, A.M. Instructor in M atlieinatics HENRY L. FREEMAN, M.S. Assistant Professor of IVIathe1natics XVILLARD D. HADLEY, M.S., Ph.D. Associate Professor of Pharmaceutical Ch evnistry MRS. I. D. HAMRICK H ostess, Girls' Dorinitories GEORGE W. I-IESS, A.M., Ph.D. Professor of M atheinatics MRS. W. A. HILL, A.M. Instructor in English VVILLIAM A. HILL, A.M., P11.D. Instructor in Geography MRS. DAVID HOMAN, A.B. Assistant Librarian 1..J it HOMAN KATHERINE HORTON, BS. Instructor in Physical Training for Woiirieii VIRGINIA INGRAM, A.B. Secretary to President GEORGE V. IRONS Professor in History WYNELLE D. JACKS, B.S. Instructor in Ecorzovuics ELIZABETH JACQBS, AB., Ms., Assistant Professor of Horne Economics JOHN A. JAMES, A.B. Instructor in Physics JOHN VV. JAMES, A.M. Professor in Modern Languages MRS. HELEN S. KIRKLAND, AB. Registrar INGRAM IRONS JACOBS MARTINSQN PATTY RICHARDS MRS. A. H. LARSON Assistant to Business M gr. CHARLES LIGHTSEY, B.S. Instructor in Clieiuistry Lab. MRS. KATHLEEN MARTINSON, B.S. Director of Gle-e Club and Choir Instructor in Voice JOHN A. MOORE, Th.M., Ph.D. Professor in English IXIRS. I. R. OBENCHAIN, A.M. Associate Professor of Sociology TOM OGLE Instructor in Accounting JOHN R. PATTY, M.S., Pl'1.D. Professor of Plzysics fb iw, FAC LTY RUSSELL SARKTSS VAIL Van GICLDER VI NES VVILCOX XAN LEON XV. RICHARDS, MS., Ph.D. Professor of Plzarnzacy MRS. PAULINE RUSSELL Dietitioii of Girls' Dormitory HARRY I. SARKISS, A.M.. Tl'1.M., BD.. Ph.D., Associate Professor of History RAYMOND C. SMITH Illstrllctor of Biology Lab. ALIDA TOVVNIZS lv7lSfl'lll7f0l' in Art ' MARGARET THOMA S Assistant Librariaii MRS. LOUISE VAIL, KM. Instructor in Piano MRS. XV. R. Van GELDER, A.M. Instructor in English VV. M. VINES, A.B., D.D. Assistant Professor of Bible E. R. VVALKER Director of Physica! Troiniiig for Men MRS. ARTHUR XVEEKS, A.M. Instructor in English MABLE YVILLOUGHBY, M.S. Head Librarialz HAROLD E. VVILCOX, M.S., Ph.D. Associate Professor of Chemistry JOHN XAN, NLS., PILD., F.A.I.C. Professor of Clzemistry FACULTY MEMBERS mfg SERVICE, lt is only fitting that we, in our '4Back To Schoolu Edition of the Entre Nous, pay tribute to our faculty veterans also. Dr. H. T. Cox, Associate Professor in Biol- ogyg Dr. George V. Irons, Professor in Historyg and Mr. XV. Bosworth, Pro- fessor of Journalism are the four pictured faculty vets, but we have more too of whom we are just as proud. l080LL'ilfL jnkrma y Strictly business . . . llard to uiiclerstancl, but nice to know . . . XVllCXYl Let's go lmmc . . . Um, wc like . . . Back window service, witli :L smile . . . Dugpatcli style . . . llc tliut as it may . . . Super help . . . Atom lmomlm. BOARD O! TRUSTEES OFFICERS FRANK SAIVIIFORD ,,,, . ,,,,,,,,,, ,,.,,,,,,,,....,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,-,,,,,,,,, P r esident MEMORY L. ROBINSON , ,,, ,, ,K...,... C 1zair11'za1tz of the E.4f6C'Mlfl'Zl6' Committee PEYTON A. EUBANK ,,,,,,,, ........ .... - . - .,.,.....,..,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.., Secretary' MEMBERS JOSEPH LINYER BEDSOLE ,,EE,,EE,,AA,,,E.,,,,,,E,,,E,,,E,,,E , ,,,,.... Mobile Divisional Vice-President, McKesson 81 Robins, Inc. s 4 V LHARLES RENBROE BELL ,,,,......,,.Y.,.,,A,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,... ,,,,,,,, A nniston President, Commercial National Bank NVILLIAM ANDREVV BERRY ,.,,..,........,.Wv.....,,,,...,.. ,,,,,.,,o B irmingham State Manager, The Life Insurance Co. of Virginia VIRGIL BOULDIN ,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,....,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,...,,,,,,.,.,,.l ......,, M ontgomery Justice, Supreme Court of Alabama JOHN HALL BUCHANAN .............,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, B irmingham Pastor, Southside Baptist Church LUCIEN POWELL BURNS ,...,,,,.,.... Mayor, the City of Selma ---------.---Selma PEYTON ALFRED EUBANK ,,,,,,,,.......,.,l......,l.. .t,, i,.. ,,,,,,,,,,,l. ,,,,,.,,, E n s l ey President, Peyton A. Eubank Real Estate 81 Insurance Co., Inc. MRS. E. FRANKS ,o,,,o,...,.,o,..,,, . ,,,....o,,.,,,,,,,,o,,,t,, ,,..,.,.,...,..,t,,,t,,...,,,. F t. Payne VIRGIL IW. GARDNER ,,,,,,,,.,...,. ,.......... Oxford Pastor, First Baptist Church JOHN VVILL GAY .........,,,,o..,o,,,o,,, ,,,t,,,,, S cottsboro Banker EDVVIN NVHITE I-IAC-OOD ,.....,.., ,,,,,,,,, A lbertville Pastor, First Baptist Church JOSEPH DAVIS HEACOCK t,,, , ..., ...,,,,o, B irmingham Physician JAIXIES CLARENCE INZER ,,,,, . ,,,,,,,,, GadSdC11 Attorney J. THEODORE JACKSON ......... LLLLLL .LLL.LLL D 0 than Attorney HENRY J. KITTRELL LLLLLLLL,...LLLL....,L.,LLLL....L.iALL ,tiitL,..... M ohne President, Kittrell-Milling Motor Company ROBERT EUGENE LAMBERT, JR .,L......... .... ....,,., D a rlington Planter and Merchant, R. E. Lambert 81 Sons MRS. C. FULLER MANLY L,,,..,.,..... ,.......,L,,,L.... ,.t.,.... B i rmingham JOHN MILFORD ,L,i.........,,,....L,,,L, ..., H untsville Pastor, First Baptist Church JOHN RENFROE MULLINS ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,t,,,,,,,,,,,, C lanton J. R. Mullins 85 Sons, Merchants J, D, PITTMAN ,,,,,......v,,,,,,,,.....,,.,,,,.,, ,,,,,,,,, B irmingham J. D. Pittman Company MEMORY L. ROBINSON ....... , ...,..... Birmingham Attorney TOM D. RUSSELL ..................................................................L........... Alexander City President, The Russell Manufacturing Company and Allied Interests FRANK PARK SAMFORD ............,.,......................,L...L.......L...........,..... Birmingham President. Liberty National Life Insurance Company LEVVE H. SESSIONS ..................,...,..... .r ................,............. ......... E nterprise President, Session Compa11y, Inc., Manufacturers JAMES T. UPCHURCH ,..........,.......,............E..... ........ IX Iontgomery Secretary-Treasurer, Interstate Oil Company ROBERT WARD .................................................... ....t... H artford A le cj L THE SENIORS THE IUNIORS ASS LOYD MOON P're.viU'e11t MOZELLE PAR KER IIZICC'-P1'C5ifl'671f SIGURD BRYAN T76GS'ZlVOV DAVID BARKSDALE ,AAA , , ,,,, P resident DOROTHY SAYLOR, ,D,,O, , .O,,,,, Vice-President INEZ VVHITT DDDDDDDD,O..,,...DDD.DDDDDDDDD ,.DD,, , , O,.DD, Secretary BESSIE L. EDMONDSON DDDODDD DDDDODDDD T ffeaysmfer MILDRED ARLEDGEW .O,.A, ,,..w,D, ,Senator CDFFICERS THE SOPHOMORIQS A as YN 'QW is il. H. LLXCIQSK JN Pl'4'Xffll'IIf HUDSON H.-XClC1I'f'l l' Viva'-P1'c'S1'11'v11f XYARRIQNIC XYIXGKIQIJ Trm1.vzn'v1' CFR.-XLD NYALKIQR Svlzczfm' PIYCCI If 'VOM M IIC Svzzafm' THE FRICSHMEN BILLY JO VVARD ,,,, , ,, ,,7, , , ,,,,,7,,,,,,,,,,,,, .. .,,,..,,,,,,,.,.,.,..,,,...,,,....,7..,,. Presidmzf XV. T. EDXYARDS 7 , 7,Vifv-P1'0sz'dv11f lX'IARTlI'A LOU YQUNC H Sf'1'J'I'I'lII'j' MILDRED H UCHICS W , ,gt'1IKIf01' JAMES ,IUSTLTS , ff Sl'lItIf0l' Ag ALLTSUN, DIARY ANN-f7cIl'a Zara' -'f- H15- 'roizy AND ENGLTSH'-XT. YV. C. A. 3 Pi Kappa Theta: Masquersg B. S. U. Councilg lnter- national Relations Clubg A. A. U. YV. Bir- mingham, Ala. Senior ANDERTON, Il MMY 'l'HOMASfPi Kap- pa Aljvlm-H1s'1'o1aY-Ministerial Associa- tion. Birmingham, Ala. Senior BASSETT, GUY CARlf'IlCl.l'J-His'1'oRY, - Ministerial Association. Roanoke, Ala. Senior BELL, FRANCES - PHARMACY -- Spatula Cluhg Pharmacy Cluh. Birmingham, Ala. Senior BRYAN, SIGURD FRANlil.IN-Hrs'roRx' AND TSNGLISl1fTXTllllSl6l'lIll Association ,Pres- identg Senior Class Trcasurcrg 'l'rident. Doa than, Ala. Senior BURKS, GILBICRTN--R1cL1o1oUs EDUCATION -Ministerial Associationg Y. M. C. A, Clanton, Ala. Senior BURNS, FEAGIN ARNOLD-'PHARMACY +Tile and Mortarg Chi Alpha Sigma. Tarrant, Ala. Senior. QAlso in Pi Kappa Alphab CHAMBLISS, HUGH - TQlCLIGlON'-BTlI'1lS- terial Association. Bolling, Ala. Senior SENIGR CC BCH RAN, POLLY-D0lz'a Zeta-PRE-MED sblasquersg Pi Kappa Thetag Editor of Entre Nous in 19455 Secretary of Dormitory Council: Entre Nous Staffg Y. NY. C. A.g VV. A. A., B. S. U. Council. Center, Ala. Senior CULICY, BURTON - PRIC-lXTIfI? f Student Senateg Y. M. C. A. Ranhurne, Ala. Senior COUNTS, MARY .llfANETTE4Pl1i illu- TiNGI.lSH7Plli Nu President, Masquers President: Pi Delta Phi Secretaryg B. S. U.g Mu Alpha Chi: XVho's YVho ln American Universities. Birmingham, Ala. Senior C U l.OT'l'A, CONSTANCE F l DELA S- H1s'1'oRY. Birmingham, Ala. Senior DAVIDSON. KATHRYN BRANTl.l'1Y- lCN4:L1sHfY. XY. C. A. Presiflentg XV. A. A.g 'Prayer Room Chairmang B. S. U. Bir- mingham, Ala. Senior DEASON, J. M.ASig111f1 fVZtfTfCONOlNTICSf Sigma Nu President. Birmingham, Ala. Senior DUKE, NVILMA AUBREY-HISTORY-B. S. U. Councilg Y. YV. Presidentg Mission Band Vice-President, Freshman Class, Soph. Class and junior Class Secretaryg Senior Class Senator. Gadsden, Ala. Senior CLASS. ALLISON BELL BURKS COLEY DAVI USUN ANDICRTON BRYAN CHAMBLISS COUNTS DICASON BASSRTT BURNS COCHRAN CUT.0'l l'A DUKE Aa DYKES, NELLIE llfIAYES-SOCIOLOGY- Y. YV. C. A.g Y. VV. A.g Dormitory Council. Oneonta, Ala. Senior EDMUNDSON, BESSIE I4EE1ENGLISH- Freshman and Soph. Class Presidentg Kappa Pi Presiclentg B. S. U. Councilg Y. VV. A.g Dormitory Council President. Albertville. Ala. Senior CARRETT, SARAH LOUISE-Phi IWH -- ENGLISH-Gl66 Club Presidentg A Cappella Choirg VVOIIICIPS Student Governinentg Beta Phi Theta. Birniinghaln, Ala. Senior GOODLET, JAMES HARRIS-Pi Kappa Alpha-BUs1NEss ADBIINISTRATION. Red Level, Ala. Senior GOSS, XVILDAfDIE'1'1'r1Cs-Y. VV. C. A. Secretary and Cahinetg Dietitics Clubg B. S. U. Birniinghain, Ala. Senior HARPER, EDVVARD llI1ACIi-RELIGTON- Ministerial Association President, Treas., Choristerg junior Class Treasurerg B. S. U. Councilg A Cappella Choirg Y. M. C. A. East Tallassee, Ala. Senior HARRIS, IVIARIAN BLANCHE-BIOLOGY -Glee Clubg A Cappella Choirg Beauty Pa- rade. liirininghain, Ala. Senior- QAlso in Alpha Epsilon Deltaj SENICDR HARRISON, NQRMA CHRISTINE-AL film. Dalia Pz'AY. XV. C. A. Frisco City. Ala. Senior. IIARYVELL, Al,l3ER'l' LEON-ECONOMICS. Birniingliain, Ala. Senior llA'l'CHER, ANNE CALDlVEI,LvHIs- 'FORY-Hypatia Presidentg Pi Gannna Mu Vice-President: Chi Delta Phi Vice-Presi- dent. Rirniinghain, Ala. Senior KING, SARAH ELIZABETH-Phi Mui ENGLISH-Phi Mu Treasurerg Masquers Sec'y.g Y. XV. C. A.g Senior Class Sec'y. Bllilllllgllillll, Ala. Senior LOYELL, ELEANOR I.-Aljvlza Delia Pi- I':C0NOMICS7QilGC Clubg A D Pi 'llreas.g Vllesleyan Foundationg Y. YV. C. A. Bir- niinghani, Ala. Senior MATTHEYVS, HARVEY J.--lLIIS'l'ORY- Mission Band Presidentg Ministerial Asso- ciation. Decatur, Ala. Senior MATTHEYVS, THERESA FRANKS-RD LIGION-Y. VV. C. A.g W. C. V.g Glee Cluhg Library Staff. Birnlinghanl, Ala. Senior MCEACHERN, CHARLES DAVID-ECo- NOMICS-Ill K A. Birniinghain, Ala, Senior CLASS. mfr- ,W www DYKIQS GOOIJLET I IA R RIS II.'X'IIL'I I ICR BI. X'II'IIHICNVS, H. ICIJBICJNIJSUX GOSS IIXIQIQISON KING BIATTHICXYS. 'I C1XRIiIi'I II HARPER H.-XRXYIYLI, I,OYICI.I. MCICACIIEIQN il.. sENloR McGINTY, LOUISE PALESTINE'--ENG- L1sH-B. S. U. Council, Dormitory Council, Student Government, Y. VV. C. A. Cabinet. Fairfax, Ala. Senior MICKLER, DOROTHY WARREN-RELL GION-B. S. U. Secretary, Y. W. C., Y. W. C. A., W. C. V., Mission Band. Gadsden, Ala. Senior MOON, JAMES LLOYD-RELIGION-Trb dent, Masquers, Student Body Vice-Pres., Y. M. C. A. President and Vice-Pres., jun- ior Class Vice-Pres., Senior Class President, B. S. U. Council, Ministerial Association Treasurer, Mu Alpha Chi, Whois Who In American Colleges and Universities. Gurley, Ala. Senior MONTGOMERY, MARGARET HARRIET -H1sToRY-Mission Band Vice-Pres., Y. W. A., Y. W. C. A. Hartselle, Ala. Senior MORRIS, MICHAEL HUGH-SPEECH-Pi Kappa Alpha, Student Senate, Alpha Chi Omega, Masquers, Ministerial Association, Y. M. C. A. Shawniut, Ala. Senior NEELEY, EDVVIN RAYBURN-BUs1NEss ADMINISTRATION-Pi Kappa Phi. Gunters- ville, Ala. Senior OAK, MARIE LIPSCOMBE-Aljvlza Delta Pi-ECoNoM1Cs-l'Sweetheart of Sigma Nu , Entre Nous Staff, Beauty Parade. Scottsboro, Ala. Senior OAKES, JOHN PURLY-RELIGION-Kappa Phi Kappa, Trident, Alpha Pi Omega, Min- isterial Association 2nd Vice-President, President of Mission Band. Jonesboro, Ga. Senior PALMER, GLADYS GRANT-ENcL1sH- Y. W. C. A., Chi Delta Phi, Crimson Staff. Birmingham, Ala. Senior PARKER, LOLA MOZELLE-ECONOMICS -Senior Class Vice-Pres., B. S. U. Secre- tary, Y. VV. A. Lafayette, Ala. Senior PIERSON, MARY WOOD-De-Zta Zeta- Transfer from Judson, B. S. U.-SOCIOLOGY -Dormitory Council Secretary, Y. W. C. A., Y. W. A. Centerville, Ala. Senior POSEY, MARY V.--.IOURNALISM-CTIIIISOII Editor, Crimson Publicity Staff, Public Re- lations Staff, Y. VV. C. A., Y. W. A. Bir- mingham, Ala. Senior POTTS, ALTON EARL-RELIGION-Y. M. C. A. President, B. S. U. President, Junior Class President. Shawmut, Ala. Senior PURSER, MARTHA ANNE-Delta Zeta- ENGLISH-President of Delta Zeta Hypatia, Y. W. C. A., Beta Pi Theta, Dormitory Council, Y. W. A., A Cappella Choir, Glee Club, Marshal, Head Marshal, Mu Alpha Chi, College Honors and Scholarship. An- niston, Ala. Senior CLASS. QQ! 5? MXICGINTY MONTGOMERY OAK PAR KER POTTS MICKLER MORRIS OAKIQS Pl ERSON PRICE MOON NTCELRY PALM ICR POSEY PURSER if.. SENIOR PRICE, IVIARGARET 0.4-ENGLISH-QIICC Cluh. Birmingham, Ala. Senior REESE, MARY CALHOUN-B1oLoGx'. Birmingham, Ala. Senior REVELL, CORALEE-SOCIAL Ser.RNcn--- Y. M. C. A. Leeds, Ala. Senior RIDDLE, JOHN R.-HIsToRY+Ministerial Associationg Mission Bandg A Cappella Choirg Kappa Pig Ministerial Quartet. Gadsden. Ala. Senior SAYLOR, DOROTHY- - ENGLISH - Beta Sigma Omicrong Y. VV. C. A.g Glee Clubg Dietitics Club. Birmingham, Ala. Senior SHIRLEY, LULA VIRGINIAQHISTORY- Transfer from Daphne State Teacher's Col- legeg Pres. of Student Body thereg Sec'y. of the Music Club there. Birmingham, Ala. Senior SMITH, RAYMOND--BioLoGY. Birming- ham, Ala. Senior SMITH, MARY SUE-AR'raBeta Sigma Omicron. Pinson, Ala. Senior. fAlso Kap- pa Pi and NVomen's Athletic Ass'n.j TEMPLETON, IO ANN-JOURNiXI,ISNI+ Phi iW11,' Vice-Pres. of Soph. Classg Glee Club, Crimson Staff, Asst. Editor of Crim- song Entre Nous Staff, Secretary and Re- porter of Pi Kappa Thetag Reporter of Chi Delta Phig Inter-Fraternity-Sorority Coun- cil, Sec'y.-Treas., and Reporter, Pan-Hel- lenic Council Vice-President, Y. XV. C. A. Reporter: A. A. U. W. 5 VVho,s VVho Among Students in American Universities and Col- legesg Pledge Sec., House Chairman, Sec'y., Outstanding Pledge of '44, Vice-Pres. Pan- Hellenicg Delegate. Birmingham, Ala. Sen- ior. THOMAS, MARTHA I4-ENGLISH-B. S. U. lst Vice-Pres.g Pres. of Dorm. Councilg A. A. U. VV. Sec'y.g Y. VV. A., Mission Band. Mobile, Ala. Senior VANN, B. IEANNE-PHI IVIU-JOURNAI: IsM-Pi Kappa Thetag Asst. Editor of Crim- son: B. S. U. Council, Entre Nous Staftg Y. VV. C. A. Tarrant, Ala. VVEATHERS, R O N A L D-EcoNoM1cs---- HU Cluhg Pi Kappa Thetag Sports Editor in the Bull Pupwg Crimson Sports Editor, Entre Nous Staff g Choir. Birmingham, Ala. Senior VVEAVER, BONNIE RU'llH-SOCl0LOGYf Chairman of Red Crossg Crimson Staff' Masquersg Y. VV. C. A. Birmingham, Ala. Senior VVEAVER, JAMES A.fSOC'IAI. SCIENCE. Birmingham, Ala. VVILLIAMS, HARRISON M O R R I S- PHARMACY-IUTCS. of Tile and Mortar. Bir- mingham, Ala. Senior VVILSON, LIDA R.-HIS1'ORY-XT. XV. A.g Mission Band. Eldridge, Ala. Senior VVOODCOCK, BETTY I4I?4E-ENGLTSII- Delta Zetag Marshal, Pres. of Chi Delta Phi 3 Pres. of Pi Kappa Thetag Masquersg Pres. of Jr. A. A. U. XV.g Hypatia. Birmingham, Ala. Senior CLASS. EI REICSF SAYLOR SMITH, M. S. VA NN WILLIAMS RICVICLL SHIRLEY TIiBII'I,l2'l'C DX XYIi.X'l'HlYRS XVI LSON RIDDLIY SIXIITII. R. TIIOMAS XVICAVER XVOODCC JCK . he ARLEDGE, MILDRED ELINOR-Beta Sigma Omicroii - ECONOMICS - lnter-Fra- ternity, Council Treasurer, Co-Chairman, Chairman, Sec'y of Sophomore Class in 1944, HH Day 1945 Beauty Parade, Entre Nous Beauty Parade 1945 and 1946, Dormi- tory Council Vice-President, Red Cross Co- Chirman, lst Vice-President and President of Beta Sigma Omicron Sorority, Y. W. A., XV. A. A., Y. XV. C. A., Glee Club, A Cap- pella Choir, Mu Alpha Chi, Junior Senator, Entre Nous Staff, Pan-Hellenic, VVomen's Student Government. Athens, Tenn. Junior BAGGETT, HUDSON - H1sToRY-Basket- ball. Cullman, Ala. Junior BARKSDALE, DAVID-Lambda Chi Alpha -PHARMACY-Alpha Chi Omega, Tile and Mortar Club, Freshman Class President, Student Senate, Cheer Leader. Tuscaloosa, Ala. Junior BARNES, VIVIAN RUTH-ENC3LISHf- Crimson, Entre Nous Staff: Glee Club, A Cappella Choir, Masquers Treasurer, Pi Gamma Mu President, Y. XV. C. A. Treas., Red Cross Reporter, B. S. U. Birmingham, Ala. Junior. BELL, ROBERT NEELY, IH-Sigma Nii- 1HISTORY1EI1tfC Nous, Sigma Nu Com- mander. Birmingham, Ala. Junior BOZEMAN, BETTYSU-Alpha Delta Pi- ENGL1sH-Editor of Entre Nous, Entre Nous Staff, Beauty Parade, VVomen's Stu- dent Government, President, Sweetheart of Sigma Nu, Y. VV. A. Program Chairman, Y. VV. C. A., B. S. U., Glee Club, Transfer from Huntingdon College. Evergreen, Ala. Junior BRONVN JAMES VVlLLIAM-RELIGIoN- Ministerial Association. Birmingham, Ala. Junior JU N I ORS BURNS, ROBERT JOSEPH-Pi Kappa AI- P1161-PHARMACY-'iXllC and Mortar Club, Chi Alpha Sigma, Entre Nous Staff. Tar- rant, Ala. Junior BURNS, MARY SUE--Alpha Chi Omega- BIOLOGY-'.l.ifH11SiC1' from Aberdeen, Mary- land. Birmingham, Ala. Junior BURSON, MARY ELIZABETH-MATH. Birmingham, Ala. Junior BYARS, JULIUS H.-Lanzbda Chi Alpha- ECONOMTCS-N7lC6-Pl'CSlClCl1'f of Lambda Chi Alpha, Alpha Pi Omega. Birmingham, Ala. Junior CARLSON, VVILLIAM T.-RELIGION-B. S. U., Ministerial Association. Birming- ham, Ala. Junior CARROLL, MAMIE LEE-RELIGION-B. S. U., Y. W. A., Y. VV. C. A., Y. VV. V. Huntsville, Ala. Junior COCHRAN, VERA JO-Delta Zeta-D1E- '1'15T1cs-Masquers, Dormitory Council, Y. W. A., Y. VV. C. A., VV. A. A. Gadsden, Ala. Junior COPELAND, MARY BLANCHE-Soclorf oGY-Y. VV. A., Y. NV. C. A., VV. A. A. Oneonta, Ala. Junior COVINGTON, ETHEL PAULINE-Beta Sigma O77I'iC1fOll - BIOLOGY - Inter-Frat. , Sorority Council Representative, Y. W. A. Secretary, B. S. U. Council, Alpha Epsilon Delta, Mu Alpha Chi Membership Chair- man. Chattanooga, Tenn. Junior DEASON, MARY CATHERINE-Phi M11 -ECoNoM1cs-VV. A. A., Phi Mu Presi- dent. Birmingham, Ala. Junior DeLAY, JOYCE JEANELE-Delta Zeta- PHARMACY-Tile and Mortar Club. Bir- mingham, Ala. Junior Q ARLEDGE BAGGETT RARKSDALI BARNES BELL BOZENLAN BROWN BURNS, R. J. BURNS, M. BURSON BYARS CARLSON CARROLL COCHRAN COPELAND COVINGTON DEASON DeLAY if.. Jumloias DRYE, LAURA KATHERINE-I'HA1:- MACY. Birmingham, Ala. Junior ELLIS, MINNIE LOU AYSOCICJLOGY-Y. VV. C. A. Attalla, Ala. Junior ETHERIDIGE, MORRTS-SZifj77'11fZ N11-Eco- NoMIcs. Birmingham, Ala. Junior FARR, NINA FAYE-Beta Sigma O1lZiC7'07Z 1ENGLISHfB. S. O. Secretary, Glee Club, A Cappella Choirg Y. YV. C. A. Council, Mu Alpha Chi, Red Cross Secretary. Birming- ham, Ala. Junior FENDLEY, M. CAROLYN-SPEECH-Y. XV. A., Y. VV. C. A. Demopolis, Ala. Junior GLENN, ERSKINE COLUMBUS -HIS- TORY-Ministerial Association. Leeds, Ala. Junior GULLEDGE, SARAII JEAN-Delta Zeta,- PHARMAcY-Tile and Mortar. Birming- ham, Ala. Junior HAND, MARGARET SAFFLES-H1sToRY. Birmingham, Ala. Junior HARPER, VELOREIESE ANDRENX7-TQE' LIGION-Y. NV. A., Y. XV. C. A.g NV. C. V.g Vesta Literary Club. Decatur, Ala. Junior HAYES, JUANITA--Delta Ztvllll-PHAIP MACY-Tile and Mortar Clnbg Spatula Club Secretaryg Y. XV. A.g Dormitory Council. Selma, Ala. Junior HILL, DONN T':.iENCI.ISH AND REL1r:roN- Ministerial Association, Mission Band. Montgomery, Ala. Junior HILLIARD, MARY BELLE-Delta Zeta- ENGLJSU-A Cappella Choirg Glee Clubg Y. VV. C. A.g B. S. U. Birmingham, Ala. Junior J O H NSON, THOMASINE-Delm Zeta- JOURNAUSM-Delta Zeta Secretary, Treas- urer of Sophomore Classg Beauty Parade 1945 and 1946, Pi Kappa Theta: Pan-Hel- lenicg Glee Club, Crimson, Inter-Fraternity: Sorority Council. Birmingham, Ala. Junior JORDON, JANE CREYfAZjvlza. Delta Pi! SPEECHLATZISQUCYSQ Inter-Fraternityg Sor- ority Council Chairmang Alpha Delta Pi President, Pan-Hellenic. Birmingham, Ala. Junior KINARD, EVELYN CORINE-Alpha Delta Pi-ENGLISH-Transfer from Chevy Chase, A. D. Pi Pledge President, Entre Nous Staff. Birmingham, Ala. Junior KIRK, NORMA LOUfENGLISH-Library Staffg Y. VV. C. A.: Y. W. A., B. S. U. Council. XVinfield, Ala. Junior MAZARRA, LILY - PHARMACY - Spatula Clubg Tile and Mortar: Secretary and Treasurer. Birmingham, Ala. Junior TXTCCOXT, FRANK VVILSON-PHARMACY. Birmingham, Ala. Junior DRYE TQLLI S ICTHFR 'IDC FARR FENDLEY GLENN GULLEDGE HAND HAR PER HAYES HILL HILLTARD IOHNSON JORDAN IUNARD KIRK BTAZARR,-X MCCOY gal- ,Qf . 1? . k ,ggevw 574. IuNloRs MCLINDON, CARKJLYN-I'HAIzMAeY-Y. VV. C. A.g Tile and Mortarg Spatulag B. S. U.g Y. VY. A. Mobile, Ala. Junior MCLENDON, MARION VIRGINIA-Delta ZetafBIoLooY. Birmingham, Ala. Junior MILLER, MARGARET ANN--Alpha Delta PZ.-I?4NCll.lSII--TXTZLSQUCYSQ Home Economics Clubg Student Body Secretary and Presi- dentg XVho's YVhog XY. Y. A. Birminghani, Ala. Junior MOON, DOROTHY JEAN-PIIARMIxCv-- Transfer from Sneed Collegeg Y. YY. A. Gfuntersville, Ala. Junior MOORE, GARLAND VERNON-ECoNoM- ICs-Lambda Chi Alpha. Tarrant, Ala. Junior MORRIS, JEAN-Phi ilfl!'ffTENGI.ISII. Bir- mingham, Ala. Junior MORTON, MARGARET-Alpha Dalia Pi- ECONONIICS. Newton, Ala. Junior NETTLES, HENRY GOODYVIN, JR.- HISTORY-Ministerial Assoeiationg Mission Bandg Y. M. C. A. Mobile, Ala. Junior ROSEBROUGH, LORETTA - ENGLISII- - Glee Clulmg A Cappella Choirg B. S. U. Councilg Mu Alpha Chi Vice-President: Crimson Staff: Y. XV. A.g Y. YV. C. A. Powderly, Ala. Junior SCOFIELD, JAND CORNELIA-Plz ,Irfa- PHARM.xeYfTile and Mortarg Spatula. Opp. Ala. Junior SMITH, ROBERT NORMAN-Pi Kappa AIpl1a-CuI:MIsTRY- -President of Alpha Pi Omegag President of Chi Alpha Sigma. Birmnigham, Ala. Junior STURCIS, DORIS JEAN-Delia Zeta- PRI3-IXIIQD-President and Vice-President of Delta Zetag Vice-President of Alpha Epsilon Deltag Y. YY. C. A. Birniingliam, Ala. Junior THOMPSON, MARJORIE EIDITH-Delta Zfffl-HIS'l'ORY?ljCllH Zeta Treasurerg Y. XY. C. A. Biriningliam, Ala. Junior TINDALL LELANID - RELIGION 7 Minis- terial Association. Birminghani, Ala. Junior TUCKER, DOROTHY NIARIE-ENGLISH -Y. VV. C. A.: Large Councilg B. S. U. Birmingham, Ala. Junior VERNON, MADALINE-ENGLISH-Y. YY. C. A.g Y. YV. A.g Masquers. Alexander City, Ala. Junior YVARD, MADELINE-BUsINIiSs IADMINIS- 'l'RA'll1ON. Birmingham, Ala. Junior YVHITT, JOYCE INEZvECoNoxIIes-Mis- sion Bandg Y. XY. A.g Y. YV. C. A. Athens, Ala. Ju1Iior YYINEIELD, MARTHA LOUAENGLISH- B. S. U.g Y. YY. C. A.: Mission Bandg Zeta Tau Alpha: Transfer from Biriningham- Southern. Bessemer, Ala. Junior YVOOD, JAMES MANI,Y-Lazzzbda Chi AI- f2hamCIIIEM1sTRYACl1i Alpha Sigma. Bir- llllllgllillll, Ala. Junior MCLINDON MCLENDON MI LLFR MOON MOORE MORRIS MORTON NETTLES ROSEBROUGH SCQFIELD SMITH STURGIS THOMPSON TINDALL TUCKER VERNON WARD XVHITT XVINFIELD NVOOD lg ABERNATIIY, IUANITA VVINEFRED- DIETETICS-Dietetics Club, Y. VY. A. Shan- nan, Ga. Fresl1111a11 ADAMS, MARGARET IiATHRYN-CEN- ERAL-Y. YY. A. Birniingliaiii, Ala. Fresh- lllall ALBRIGHT, BOYCE-GENERAL. ALFORU, LENYIS R.-BUSINESS ADMINIS- TRATION-Pi Ii. A., Vets Clul1 I'reside11t. Biriiiingham, Ala. Freslinian ALVERSON, El,IZABETH--LAM3U.xG1is- Phi Mu, Crimson Staff. l.iI1'111I11gl'l21lll, Ala. Freslinian ARLIEDGE, GERALDINE ANNE-BUSB NESS A11M1N1sTRAT1oN-Beta Sigma Omi- cron, Y. YV. A., VY. A. A., Y. YV. C. A., Fl'CSll11lEll1 Secretary, Class Officer, E11tre Nous Staff, A-I5-413. Sopliomore ARNOLD, JUANITA-ENGL1su-B. S. U. Council, Y. YV. A., Mission Band. Attalla, Ala. Sophomore BAGGETT, VVILLIAM jENNINGS-Il'Is- 'roky-Ministerial Association, Treasurer House of Killian. Moiitgoniery, Ala. Sopho- more BAGVVELL, ELOISE MARll2--R12L1G1oN-- Y. YV. A., Y. XY. C. A. Iappa, Ala. I'i1'6Sl1- 111a11 BAILEY, OLIVE PEARI.-ECoNoM1Cs- Beta Sigma Oniicron. Tarrant City, Ala. SOIJl'lO1UOl'6 B ARC LI FT, MA RJORIE SUE-ENc11.1sH- Alpha Delta Pi, Draniatics, Y.YV.C.A. Bir- 111ingl1a111, Ala. Freshman BARNARD, MARY X!I1iS,LfX+l.,SYCHULOCY -Mu Alpha Cl1i. l.'il1'111l11gl1H.1l1J Ala. Fresh- 111a11 BARNES, ILA MERLE-R13L1o1oN. Brew- ton, Ala. t resl1111a11 BARNEIT, MYKA NIQZLL-G1:NmR.1L-A Cappella Cl1oir, Y. VV. A., Y. XY. C .A. Tuscaloosa, Ala. Eresl1n1an BARNETT, XVI LLIE JEXYEI.-REL1GION- Y. VV. A., B .S. U. Montgomery, Ala. Freshman BEAN, CURTIS M.-RELIGION-Ministerial Association, Y. M. C. A., Athletic Chair- man. F resl1111an BECTON, RUTH-ECONOMICS-Delta Zeta, Y. NY. A., Y. NV. C. A. Bir111ingl1an1, Ala. Sophoniore BENNETT, CLAVENCE CHARLI':S-IlE- L1G1oN-Ministerial Association. Cicero, Il- linois. F1-esh111a11 BLAKELY, MARY ELLEN. Lanett, Ala. Ifresl1111an BLACKERBY, NVILLIAM - G li N E R A L. Fresl1n1an BLACKERBY, FAY OLIVE-EcoNoMICS- Y. YV. A., Y. YV. C. A. Birniingliani, Ala. Sophomore BLACKVVELL, JIMMIE C.-GENERAL. Bir- niingliani, Ala. Fresl1111a11 BOUCHILLON, JAMES YY.-RICL1c:1oN- Ministerial Association, Y. M. C. A.: Mis- sion Bandg B. S. U. Council. Reform, Ala. Freslinian BOUTXVELL. FRANCES NELLfPHAR- MAQY-Y. YV. A. Ellia, Ala. Fresl1n1an .. ..,. i.. H mmf ERNATHY ALYICRSON IEAGXVICLL BARNES H ICCTON ' IEMXCKICRHY, F. O sDAMS ARLIQIJGIC BAILICY BARN1i'l l', M. X. I3ICNNI'l'l lX HLACKXVELL ALBRIGHT ARNOLD IlARCT,IF'lX Il,'XRNlC'lx'Ix,XN'.j. l!I4AKlil.Y I5OUCHlLLON ALFORD BAGGIQTT BJXRNJXRIJ HICAN BLACK HRH Y, XY. IZOUTXVICLL lg BOVVDEN, MARION SUNSET-HISTORY -Mu Alpha Chi, A Cappella Choir, Phi Mu, B. S. U. Council- Birmingham, Ala. Freshman BRACKIN, JAMES A.-PRE-MED.-House of Killian, Lambda Chi Alpha. Town Creek, Ala. Freshman BRIGANCE, CECIL .IIMMIE-PsYCHoL- OGY-House of Killian. Mobile, Ala. Sopho- more BROVVNING, MARGARET - RELIGION- Mission Band, Y. VV. C. A., B. S. U., Y. VV. A. Reform, Ala. Freshman BRYANT, ALMA JEAN-HOME EC.-Die- teties Club, Y. W. A. Pell City, Ala. Sopho- more BURSON, GEORGE H., JR.-ENGINEERING -Pi Kappa Alpha. Palmerdale, Ala. Fresh- man BURTON, IVA JEWEL 'ENGLTSHmCTl11l- son Staff. Birmingham, Ala. Freshman BYARS, GAYE - ENGLISH - Beta Sigma Omicron. Birmingham, Ala. Sophomore CAMBRON, BILLY FORD-RELIGION- Mission Band, Ministerial Association, Y. M. C. A. Bessemer, Ala. Freshman CARLISLE, INICE ELISE-LAB. TECH.- Alpha Delta Pi. Homewood, Ala. Fresh- man CARPENTER, RAIYI-l:NGI.ISII-'EIIIFC Nous Staff. Evergreen, Ala. Sophomore CARR. EVELYN VIRGINIA-RELIGIoN- Y. XV. A., Mission Band, Y. VV. C. A. Franklinton, Ala. Freshman CARTER, MARIANNE-GENERAL-Y. W. C. A., Y. VV. A. Vincent, Ala. Freshman CARTER, NEILLGENERAL. Birmingham, Ala. Freshman CATO, RUBY-BUS. EDUCATION-B. S. U., Y. VV. A., Y. W. C. A. LaFayette, Ala. Sophomore CHAMBLISS, FAYE-RELIGION-Y. VV. A., Mission Band. Birmingham, Ala. Sopho- more CLARK, DOROTHY L.-PHARMACY-Phi Mu, Tile and Mortar, Spatula Club, Y. W. A. LaFayette, Ala. Sophomore CLARK, ELIZABETH BONER-EDUC.-v TION. Birmingham, Ala. Freshman CLARK, HOWARD GARMANY-CHEM1S- TRY. Birmingham, Ala. Sophomore CLARK, PETE-GENERAL. Birmingham, Ala. Freshman CLAUGHTON, HUGH DAWSON-PRE. MED.-Pi Kappa Phi, Verbena, Ala. Fresh- man CLEM, BETTY VVARD-SOCIOLOGY-Phi Mu, Y. VV. C. A., VV. A. A. Birmingham, Ala. Freshman COCKRELL, MIRIAM - RELIGIONiE11tfC Nous Staff, Glee Club, B. S. U. Council, Y. VV. A., Mission Band. Talladega, Ala. Freshman COLE, GERALDINE-DIETETICS-Dietetics Club, W. A. A., Y. W. C. A. Birmingham, Ala. Sophomore 3 VXVDIZN IRR YANT CAMRRCJX CARTER, M. CLARK, O. L. CLAUGHTON SRACKEN BVRSON CARLISIJC CARTER, N. CLARK. 15.13. CLICM BRIGANCIC I3L'R'I'OX CARI1liX'I'IfR CATO CLARK. H. G. COCKRICLT BROXYNINKD RYARS CARR CHAMHLISS CLARK, I'. COLE film COl.l.liY, BARBARA MARlE-BIoLoGY- Alpha Delta Pi. Birmingham, Ala. Sopho- lll0l'C CONBRLY, C.-VFHIQRIXE :ll':NiX-PTIAIP Macy-Spatula Club: Y. XY. S.: B. S. U. jackson. Ala. Freshman CONNICLT., BRYCE FOXYLERQPHAR- M.xcy-Triclent: Tile and Mortar. Tusca- loosa. Ala. Sophomore COOPER. Bll.l.lE - AIATH. - Phi Mu: Cheerleader: Student Senate. Birmingham. Ala, Sophomore CORLBY, ROERT CLIFTON -BNGLIsn- A Cappella Choir: Ministerial Association. Birmingham. Ala. Sophomore COSBY. RAYMOND BDYVARD-RELIGION -Y. M. C. A.: B. S. U. Council: Ministerial Association. lfast Gadsden. Ala. Sophomore COUNTS, HELEN ANNETTB-Bxousii -Mu Alpha Chi: Phi Mu: Y. YV. C. A.: Asst. 'lil'C2LS11l'6I' of Phi Mu. Birmingham, Ala. Sophomore CROOK, MARIORBC lE.AlAl-S0ClOT.OGY- Beta Sigma Omicron. Birmingham, Ala. lireshman CR UMBl.lCY, BARBARA - GENERAL-Y. YV. A. Birmingham, Ala. Freshman DAUGHlCR'l'Y. Ili.-XX lfl.lZABETH-HIs- '1'oRY-B. S. U. Council: Mission Bancl: Y. YV. A. Molxile. Ala. Freshman DAVIS, Q. P.-RIELIGYON-Ministerial Asso- ciation: Y. M. C. A.: B. S. U. Council. Samson, Ala. Sophomore Dlfl l7liE, MARTHA-Bvsixitss Armmrs- '1'RA'1'ioN--Alpha Delta Pi. Orrville, Ala. lireshman DBFOOR, TERRY XVALTON ARICLIGION- Y. M. C. A.: Mission Band: House of Kil- lian: Ministerial Association. Phil Camp- bell, Ala. Freshman Dlil.OACl l, Clffll. lCl.DRlDOlf-GENERAL -House of Killian. Vida. Ala. Sophomore DBNXBY. CAROLYN - G1cN1-:R.xL- Delta Zeta. Birmingham, Ala. Freshman DlClilCY, REX HlCRNDAN-H1sToRY- Vice-President of Sophomore Class: Presi- clent of Mu Alpha Chi 1 Y. M. C. A.: A Cap- pella Choir: Ministerial Association: Sigma Alpha Bpsilon. Boylston, Ala. Sophomore Dll,l.ON. BlC'll'l'Y hllf.-KN -SocIoLoGY-Phi Mu: '44 Miss ll Day: '45 Beauty Parade. Birmingham. Ala. Freshman DISM Uiirts, GLENN POR'lllfR4RELImoN -lXlinisterial Association: Mission Band: B. S. U. Pricharrl, Ala. Sophomore DODD, DENNIS lJ.-RICLTCION+lYllSSlO11 Bancl: Ministerial Association. Anniston, Ala. 'lireslnnan DODD, DOROTHY MAB-RELIGION-Y. VV. C. A.: B. S. U.: Y. VV. A. Demopolis. Ala. Freshman DOROUOH, JAMBS -GENERAL. Birming- ham, Ala. Sophomore DOTHBROXV, BlC'l llYlf lQU'FH-ENGLISII. Birmingham, Ala. Freshman DOYAT.. CllARl.lCSWSocmL SCIENCE- Presiflent of Pi Kappa Alpha: Mu Alpha Nu: Masqners. llaleyville, Ala. Sophomore DUKE. lllfl.lCN JBAN-GICNICRAL-Beta Sigma Omicron. Birmingham, Ala. Fresh- man ff' A LEY CORLEY CRUMBLEY DICFOOR IJILLUN IJOROVGH NERLY COSBY U.-XLTGHERTY IDICLO.-XCH ! IJISXIL'KIf1S IDOTHICROXX CONXELL COUNTS DAVIS DENNEY IJOIDD, D. U, INJYA-XL COOPER CROOK DEFFKE DICKEY DODD, 13.31. DUKIQ 348 DURHAM, MIRIAM IXIARSENIAAPHAR- MACY-Spatula Club. Birmingham, Ala. Freshman EDMONDSQN, FRANK H.-RADIO. Roan- oke, Ala. Freshman EDXVARDS. XV. T. jR.-l9I1sToRY-Vice- President of the Freshman Class, Ministerial Association, Y. M. C. A., Mission Band. Gadsden, Ala. Freshman ESTIQS, EDNA E.fCoMMERCE-Y. YV. A. Centre, Ala. Freshman FVANS, EMICLY HIiLEN4DR.xMATIcs- Director of Anotlwzf BUQI71'11Y'1ZfQ. Birming- ham, Ala. Freshman FALKNER, VIRGINIA OLEAN-GENERAL -Y . YV. A. Birmingham, Ala. Freshman FANT, DOROTHY MAB- SOCIOLOGY- Beta Sigma Omicrong Volley Ball Team. Birmingham, Ala. Freshman FERGUSON, ARTHUR LOUIS- rPHAR- MACY-B. S. U. g Mu Alpha Chi, Intramural Sports. Mobile. Ala. Freshman FINLBY, BET,liX7fiART-CYIIIISOII Staff. Birmingham, Ala. Freshman FORRESTER, AUGUST CALVI N-REL1- GION-Ministerial Association, Y. M. C. A. McKenzie, Ala. Sophomore FORRESTER, CHRISTINF.-ENGLISH-Y. VV. A. McKenzie, Ala. Sophomore F OR SYTH, RAYMQN D EDVV ARD- -PHARMACY. Birmingham, Ala. Freshman FOVVLER, MONTRIEL-H1s'1'oRY. Bir- mingham, Ala. Sophomore FRANKLIN, LEE - RELIGION-Ministerial Associationg Mission Band. Center Point, Ala. Sophomore FREIL, IMOGENE-PHARMACY-Phi Mu Sorority, Tile and Mortar, Spatulag Y. VV. C. A., Dormitory Council. Fairfield High- lands, Ala. Sophomore FRICW, BETTY J.ANE'ENlZLTSII+Xv. XV. C. A., B. S. U., Y. XV. A. Birmingham, Ala. Freshman FROST, ALICE IVIARGUERITE-D119 TETICS'ilDElt2l Zeta, Home Economics Club. Birmingham, Ala. Sophomore FULLER, COLLEBN IYIARYY-EDUCATION -fY. VV. A. Phil Campbell, Ala. Freshman FULLER, DOROTHY-MATH-Alpha Del- ta Fi. Birmingham, Ala. Sophomore GAMBLE. BILLY HERBERT-F.NGLIsH- Ministerial Association. Bessemer, Ala. Freshman GAMBLE. CHARLIE LI':E-RELIGION-- Ministerial Association. Bessemer. Ala. Freshman GARRICK, GIENE-Bior.oox'-B. S. U. Council: Y. VV .A.3 Crimson Staff: Mission Band: Lab Instructor. Thomasville, Ala. Freshman CASS, IILES LEBRON A-GENIIZRAI.. Tren- ton, Ga. Freshman GATTIS, ELIZABETH ANNE-AENGLISH -Y. VV. A. Birmingham. Ala. Freshman YRHAM ICYXNS FTNLICY If'fJXYI,liR IfIQiJS'l' GAMBLF, C. L EIJMUXDSUN lf.Xl,KNIfR F1JlQRICS'I'liR,AX,C. FRANKLIN I l'l,l,lCIQ, C. GARRICK EDXYARDS FA-XNTS FfJRIQIiS'l'IiIQ. C. FRIQIL Fl'I,I.ICR, IJ. GASS ESTES FIQIQGVSON FORSYTH FRICXX' GA-XMIELIQ, 13. G.-XTTIS jim GIBSON, JOHN A.-GENERAL-Basketballg Pi Kappa Phi. Mobile, Ala. Freshman GODVVIN, MARGIE-ENoL1sn4B. S. U. Couneilg Masquers. Tallassee, Ala. Sopho- more GOFF, VERNICE IANNTPIIARRTACY- Spatula Clubg Y. VV. A. Mobile, Ala. Freshman GOODE, CHRESTINE JUNE-BUs1N1f:ss ADM1N1s'rRA'1'IoN-Delta Zetag Y. YV. A- Tuseumbia, Ala. Freshman GRAIXTMAS, FANNYE-D1ETET1cs - Die- tetics Clubg Y. XV. C. A. Birmingham, Ala. Sophomore GRAVLER, PAULINE ELIZABETH-RN LIGION-Mission Band: Y. W. A. Birming- ham, Ala. Sophomore GRAY, KATHERINE SHIFLETE---Str CIOLOGY-BCt?l Sigma Omicron. Birming- ham, Ala. Freshman GRIFFIN, CAROLYN-MUSIC-Y. XV. A. Mobile, Ala. Freshman GRIFFIN, JOYCE VIRGINIA-PHARMACY -Alpha Delta Pi: Spatula Club: Y. VV. C. A.: Beauty Parade. Cullman, Ala. Fresh- 1'11Z1l'1 HADLEY, BETTY AN N-PHARMACY-Phi Mug Spatula Clubg Y. VV. C. A. Birming- ham, Ala. Sophomore HAIRE, MARVIN R.-RELIGION-Minis terial Association, Mission Band. Jackson, Ala. Sophomore HALL, CHARLSIE IXfIAE-ENGLISH- - Choir. Birmingham, Ala. Freshman HALL, JAMES N.1Q3ENI2RAL4Y. M. C. A. Birmingham, Ala. Freshman HALL. VVILBUR COSBY-RELIGTON- Ministerial Association, A Cappella Choir. IXIontgomery, Ala. Sophomore HAMMOND, LESTA-GENERAL--Y. M. C. A. Freshman HARRELL, HELEN EILEEN-BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION-Delta Zeta. Birmingham, Ala. Freshman HARRELL, XVILLIAM HERMAN-PHAR- MACY-Pi Kappa Alpha. Alpine, Ala. Freshman HAYES, EUNICE M.-BUs1N1fss ADMINIS- TRATION--Pi Gamma Mu. Florala, Ala. Sophomore HAYNES. JOHN EDWARD-SCIENCE- Basket Ballg Drama. Ashville, Ala. Fresh- man HEIFNER. VIRGINIA-ENGLISH-Y. VV. A.g Y. YV. C. A.: P'i Mug Mission Band. Oxford, Ala. Sophomore HERRMANN, ANNE ERLE-ECONOMICS --Beta Sigma Omicron. Bessemer, Ala. Sophomore HIGGINBOTHAM, MARY FRANCES- -MATH-Phi Mug Crimson Staffg Cheer Leader. Birmingham. Ala. Sophomore HOGUE, JOSEPH RICHARD-RELIGION- Ministerial Association: Chorister: Mission Band: Veteran's Organizationg House of Killian. Anniston. Ala. Freshman HOLMES, ANNIE I,OIS'iRTISINESS AD-- MTNISTRATION-PI1I Mug Y. VV. C. A.: VV. A. A. Birmingham, Ala. Freshman GTTESQN GRAMMAS GRIFFIN, J. Y. HALL, 1. N. HARRTCLL, VV. HERMANN GODVVIN GRAVLIQR HADLICY HALL, NV. C. HAYES HlGGINRO'l'HAM GOFF' GRAY HAIRE HAIXIMONIJ HAYNES HUGUIC GOODE GRIFFIN. C. HALL, C. M, IIARRTCLL. H. li. HICIFNIQR HOLMES Ula HOLLINGSI-IEAD, SARA E.-BroLooY- Y. XV. C. A., Delta Zeta, Volley Ball Cap- tain. Birmingham, Ala. Sophomore HOLLOVVAY, MARII,YN-PHARMACY-Y. XV. A., Spatula Club. Birmingham, Ala. Sophomore HORNBUCKLE, R. C.-REL1GioN4Mission Band, Ministerial Association. Huntsville, Ala. Sophomore HOWARD, EMMA I4fYJUISE7RIfI.It3TONf Octette, Y. W. A., Y. VV. C. A. Bessemer. Ala. Sophomore HUGHES, MILDRED E. -RELIGION-A Cappella Choir, Glee Club, Y. VV. C. A., Y. VV. A., Mu Alpha Chi. Anniston, Ala. Freshman HUNT, BETTY JANE-ECONOMICS-Beta Sigma Omicron. Birmnigham, Ala. Sopho- more HURT IVA NELLE-ENGLISH-YY. VV. A. Bridgeport. Ala. Sophomore IRVVIN, HAZEL I.-PSYCHOLOGY. Birming- ham, Ala. Freshman ISLEY, BRANSON B.-RELIGION-Minis terial Association. Tuscumbia, Ala. Fresh- man JACKSON, JAMES B., JR.-RELIGION-- Ministerial Association, Mission Band, B. S. U. Council, Sophomore Class President, Lambda Chi Alpha. Pine Apple, Ala. Sopho- ITIOYC JOHNS, KATHRYN ANN-HoME EC.- Glee Club, VVesley Foundation, Home EC. Club. Birmingham, Ala. Freshman JOHNSEY, BETTY ANN-CHEM1sTRY-- Alpha Delta Pi, Chi Alpha Sigma. Birming- ham, Ala. Sophomore JOHNSON, ,IBBIE NELL-ENGLISH-Y. VV. A., Y. VV. C. A., Mission Band, Intra- mural Sports. Florala, Ala. Sophomore JOHNSON, MARGUERITE U.-REL1oIoN -A Cappella Choir, Y. NV. A., Y. W. C. A., B. S. U.. Verbena, Ala. Sophomore JOHNSON, MAY NORA-HOME IEC.- Home Ee. Club. Montgomery, Ala. Fresh- man JOHNSON, IVIURRELI. YVAYNE'-JOHN NALISM. Birmingham, Ala. Sophomore JONES, JAMES SAMUEL-REL1o1oN- Ministerial Association, Y. M. C. A., Mis- sion Band. Ashville, Ala. Sophomore. JUSTUS, JAMES YV.-GENERAL-Pi Kappa Phi. Birmingham, Ala. Freshman KELLEY, LESLEY ROBERT-PHARMACY. Birmingham, Ala. Freshman KINNEY, HELON ALINE - BUSINESS ADM.-Delta Zeta. Birmingham, Ala. Sophomore E KEOVVN. VVALLACE EDVVARD-RELP GION-Y. M. C. A., B. S. U., Mission Band: Ministerial Association, Veteran. Annis- ton, Ala. Freshman KINCAID, CHRISTINE A.-ECONOMICS. Leeds, Ala. Sophomore KING, BETTY KATHLEEN--ENGLISH. Birmingham, Ala. Sophomore KIRKLAND, VERA I4UCY-GENERAL-- Phi Mu, Y. VV. A. Birmingham, Ala. Freshman fOLLTNGSHEAD HUGHES ISLEV JOHNSON, T. N. JONES KEOVVN OLLOVVAY HUNT JACKSON JOHNSON, M. U. JUSTUS KINCAID ORNBUCKLE HURT JOHNS JOHNSON, N. N. KELLEY KING 'OXVARD IRVVIN JOHNSEY JOHNSON, M. XV, KINNIQY KIRKLANIJ Ula KNIGHT, BOB A.-PSYCHOLOGY-Pl Kappa Alphag Mu Alpha Nu, Alpha Phi Omega, A Cappella Choir. Birmingham, Ala. Soph- omore LANCASTER, MARY IXI.-PHARMACY-Y. NV. C. A., Tile and Mortar, Spatula. Steppe- ville, Ala. Sophomore LANIER, CECIL E.--RELIGION-A Cappella Choir. Selma, Ala. Sophomore LEE, LINDA XVELLONS-DIETETICS-Y. VV .A.g Dietetics Club, Americus, Ga. Sophomore LEMON, El.OIS-MATH-Beta Sigma Omi- crong Publicity Chairman. Birmingham, Ala. Sophomore LIGHTFOOT, JOHN STEPHENARELI- GION-Ministerial Association, Y. YV. C. A. Freshman LOTT, LEONARD M. 'RICLIGION-MIIIIS' terial Association: Y. M. C. A. Russellville. Ala. Freshman LOVETT, NEIL-ENGLISII-Crimson Staff: Pi Kappa Alpha: A Cappella Choir. Bir- mingham, Ala. Sophomore LOVVRY, EMERY-EcoNoMIcs - Lambda Chi Alpha. Birmingham, Ala. Sophomore MARION, SUE CARUI4-HISl'OI2Y-B. S. U. Council, Mu Alpha Chi. Cullman, Ala. Sophomore MARTIN, NORMA VIRGINIA-DIETETICS -Dietetics Club. Birmingham, Ala. Sopho- more MATTHEVVS, MARY ALICE-BUSINESS IXDMINISITRATION --- A Cappella Choir, Phi Mu. Fayette, Ala. Sophomore MICKLER, ERNEST J.-RELIGION-Y. M. C. A., Ministerial Association. Birming- ham, Ala. Sophomore MILLER, BETTY MERIE-HOME E01 I-Iome Economics Club, Alpha Delta Pi, Dream Girl of Pi Kappa Alpha. Birming- ham, Ala. Freshman MITCHELL, GERRY-ENGLISH-B. S. U. Council, Second Vice-President, Mission Band, Y. VV. A., Y. VV. C. A. Mobile, Ala. Sophomore MONROE, JERRY ALBERTWRELIGION- Dramaticsg B. S. U. Council. Birmingham, Ala. Sophomore MONTGOMERY, MARY JQ3YCE'SOCIOI.- oGY. Birmingham, Ala. Freshman MOODY, JIMMY -- DENTAL-Intermural Sports. Boaz, Ala. Freshman MOONEY, JAMES C.Al4VIN-RELIC3ION- Ministerial Association, Y. M. C. A. Dade- ville, Ala. Freshman MORGAN, C.-ENGLISH. Kimberly, Ala. Freshman MORRISON, SARA NELL-DIETE'I'Ics-A Cappella Choir, Dietetics Club. Tuscumbia, Ala. Freshman , MURDOCK, BOBBIE HAZEL-EDUCATION --Y. W. A. Enterprise, Ala. Freshman MURPHREE. JIMSY ANN-SI'.ANISH- Phi Mug A Cappella Choir: Girls Glee Club: Volley Ball Team. Birmingham, Ala. Freshman MURRAY, LEXVIS. Birmingham. Ala. Fresh- 1112111 IGHT LEMON LOXVRY MICKLIYR MONTGOMERY MORRISON LANCASTER LIGHTFOOT MARION MILLIQR MOODY MITRIJOCK LANIER LOTT MARTIN MITCHELL MOONEY MURPHREE LEE LOVETT MATTHICVVS MONROE MORGAN MURRAY oil jig MCCAI N, JACQUBLINE O.-RELIGIoN- Clee Club. Birmingham. Ala. Freshman MCDONALD, CFlARLI :S-GENERAL. Bir- , mingham, Ala. Sophomore IXIQDONALD, Jcjilllxl--clIfNlfRAL. Birming- ham, Ala. Freshman MCDOVV, JOSEPH lj.iIOURNALISM--Cl10lI' A Cappella, Vets Organization. Birming- ham, Ala. Freshman MQKIBBON. CAROLYN ANN-lVIATH- Cheer I.eacler3 Phi Mug Crimson Staff. Birmingham, Ala. Sophomore MCTYEIRF, JOHN DOUCLASSAB1oLooY- CHICMISTRY-IDI Kappa Alpha, A Cappella Choir. Birmingham, Ala. Freshman NeSlXIITH, MARIE-PHARMACY-Phi Mug Tile and Mortar Club, Spatula Club: Y. VV. A. Blountsville, Ala. Sophomore NEVVMAN. RUTH AIXIATH-Clli Alpha Sig- ma, Marshall: Scholarship Dayg Pi Mug Y. VV. C. A. Anniston, Ala. Sophomore NOLEN, MARTHA A.-IfNoLisu-Delta Zeta, Masquers. Springville, Ala. Sopho- more NORRED, SARAH RUTH-PHARMACY-Br oLoGY-Alpha Epsilon, Delta, Tile and Mortar: Spatula, Y. VV. C. A. Talladega, Springs, Ala. Sophomore O'KEI.l.Y, ljlxxvlSklSNGLISH--I,i1l11lXlEl Chi Alpha. Birmingham, Ala. Freshman O'NEAL, MARCIA CARLYNfS o C 1 A L XAYORK-D6ltH Zeta, Dramaties. Miami. Fla. Sophomore PARHAM, VVILMA JEAN-MATH. Bir- mingham, Ala. Sophomore PARKER, PATRICIA W GENPQIIAI.-,AxlIJl13 Delta Pi. Birmingham, Ala. Freshman P A R K E R , THEA GRAY-PHARMACY. Leeds, Ala. Freshman PATTON, JACK JAMES-PHY. ED:- Lambda Chi Alpha, Basket Ball. Trenton, Ca. Freshman PATTON. MARY .IO4REL1GIoN-Mission Band, Y. VV. A. Fort Payne, Ala. Fresh- man PAYNE, BETTIE GENE-DIE'r12'rICs-Beta Sigma Oniierong Y. VV. C. A., Dietetics Club. Birmingham, Ala. Sophomore PAYNIE, IONA-RELIGION---Y. VV. A., Y. YV. C. A. Birmingham, Ala. Freshman PEEPLFS, BBRTHA -- ENGLISH-Alpha Delta Pi. Birmingham, Ala. Freshman PEEPLES. VVILLIAIXI DEVVEY-MATH. Birmingham, Ala. Sophomore PFRKINSON, MARGIB ANITA-ENGLISH -Clee Club, A Cappella Choirg B. S- U. Council, Mu Alpha Chi. Birmingham. Ala. Sophomore PHILLIPS, FRAZIER O'NEAI.-G1iNER,xI. -Basketball Team Varett, Ala. Freshman PICKENS, CIARCDL--PHARMACY-Spiltlllii Clubg Y. VV. C. A., Y. VV. A. Hartselle. Ala. Sophomore ICCAIN MCKIHBON NOLTCN PARHAM PA'lx'VON, M. I. PTCTCPLICS, NY. D NIQIDONALD, C. NCTYIQIRIE NORRICD PARKICR, P. T'AYNIi, B. G. PERKINSUN MCDONALD, I. NQSMTTH CYKIZLLICY PARKER, T. G. PAYNFI, I. PHILLIPS MCDOXXT NEVVMAN O'NI2AT, PA'lfTON, I. J. PIClCPT,FlS. H. VTCKTCNS in PDE, RUBY C.-ENGI.ISII-XY. XV. A.g B. S. U. Tuscaloosa, Ala. Freshman PDE, YVILLIAM ALLEN-RELIGION-Y. M. C. A.g B. S. U. Councilg Ministerial As- sociation. Tuscalosa, Ala. Sophomore POLLAND, jAMES HAYTT-PRE. Mun- Pi Kappa Phi. LaGrange, Ga. Freshman POSEY, JOHNTGENERAI.. Birmingham, Ala. Freshman POVVELL, AUTRY FAUST-REL1G1oN- Ministerial Association. Aclamsville, Ala. Freshman PRESLEY, DOLPH US CLYDE'ENGLISH. Birmingham, Ala. Sophomore PRICKETT, EDGAR BOVVEN-RELIGION -Ministerial Association. Ashville, Ala. Freshman PRINCE, MARILYN JO 'SOCIOLOGY-Pill Mug Glee Clubg A Cappella. Birmingham, Ala. Sophomore RAIFORD, ETHEL MARIE---HOME EC.- Delta Zeta. Birmingham. Ala. Saphomore RAINER. SARAH F.'-ENGLISII-Y. YV. A.g Y. VV. C. A. Mobile, Ala. Sophomore RAINS, FRANK S.-ENGLISH-Ministerial Associationg Y. M. C. A. Tupelo, Miss. Sophomore RASBERRY, WILLIAM F.-RELIGION' - Ministerial Associationg B. S. U. Council. Bay Minette, Ala. Freshman REAVES, JEANNE-BUs1NEss. Trussville, Ala. Freshman REED, LENQNA EVELYYTXT-RELIGION-rx Capella Choirg Glee Cluhg Y. VV. C. A.g Y. VV. A.g Mission Band. Fairfield, Ala. Sopho- more REEVES, BETTY GLENN-BUSINESS AD- MINISTRATION' -Y. W. A. Dothan, Ala. Sophomore REEVES, RUBY NELL-BUs1NEss ADMIN- ISTRATION-Y. YV. A. Dothan, Ala. Sopho- more REINHART, TOMMIE ROSE-Pimiv MAcY--Y. VV. A. YVilsonville, Ala. Sopho- more RIDDLE, GRACE L.-J-OUIINALISM--Y. VV. A.g Crimson Staff. Childersburg, Ala. Freshman RIVERS. RUTH-RELIGION-Delta Zeta. Birmingham, Ala. Sophomore ROBERSON, FREDA YOLANDA-RELH C2IONmCl'l1HSO11 Staff Business Manager: Y. VV. A.g Y. YV. C. A.: B. S. U. Monroeville, Ala. Freshman ROBERSQN, MARGARET ELIZABETH -HISTORY. Birmingham, Ala. Freshman ROMAGOSA, ESTHER GERESA-BUSP NESS ADMINISTRATION--Y. XV. A. I-Iavana, Cuba. Freshman ROSEBROUGI-I, VVILMA L.-RELIGIoN- Glee Clubg Y. VV. A.' Birmingham, Ala. Freshman RUFFIN, NELDA CL.AUDIiA-ENGLTSII- Y. VV. A.: Y. VV. C. A.: Beauty Paradeg B. S. U. Tallassee, Ala. Sophomore C, R. C. POXYELL RAIFORD R EAYES REINHART ROBERSON, M. B. OE, XY. A. PRESLEY RAINER REED RIDDLE ROMAGOSA POLLAND PRICKETT RAINS REEVES. B. G. RIVERS ROSEBROUGH POSEY PRINCE RASI-BERRY REEVES, R. N. ROBERSON, F. Y. RUFFIN ja RUSSELL, JANEWBIOLOGY-Beta Sigma Omicron. Chattanooga, Tenn. Sophomore SAMPLE, NELI. RAIC1,lOURNALISM-BCU1 Sigma Omicrong Howard News for Age Herald, Pledge Reporter, Pledge President, Captain of Basketball and Volley Ball for Beta Sigma Omicron. Birmingham, Ala. Sophomore SHIRLEY, VVANDA ELTSE1GENERAL- - Beta Sigma Omicron. Birmingham, Ala. Freshman. SHULTZ, HELEN jANE-EcoNoM1cs- Delta Zeta. Birmingham. Ala. Freshman SIMPSON, HENRY CRADY-Pi Kappa Phi. Birmingham, Ala. Freshman SLOCUM, GENTE RiAR-iDRAMA?iAlIDl1E1 Delta Pig Glee Club: A Cappella Choir. Birmingham, Ala. Freshman SMITHSON, JAMES DUDLEY-RELIGION -Ministerial Association. Moundville, Ala. Freshman SPARKMAN, GEORGE BASCOM-HIs- TORY-Y. M. C. A. Birmingham, Ala. Sophomore SPRIVELL, NAOMI LAVERN-Comb MERCE. Birmingham, Ala. Freshman STEVEN, EDVVARD CLXYTDE-PHARMACY -Lambda Chi Alpha. Birmingham, Ala. Freshman STEVVART, JUNE REBECCA-GENERAL. Tallassee, Ala. Freshman STRTCKLA ND, HENRY PACE-GENERAL -Veterans' Club. Albertville. Ala. Freshman STUART, MARTHA NELL-l,'11.xRMAcY- B1oLoGY-Alpha Delta Pi Treasurer, Entre Nous, Tile and Mortar, Spatula Club, House Chairman, Secretary, Dormitory Council. Birmingham, Ala. Sophomore STUHRS, BOBBTE KATHERN-ENGLISH. Dixiana, Ala. Sophomore SUDDUTH, JACQUE - GICNIQRAL -H Phi Mug Crimson Staff. Birmingham, Ala. Freshman A TAMPLIN, EVELYN CB.-'BIOLOGY-T.E1lJ Instructor. Birmingham, Ala. Sophomore TANKERSLEY, MARY GRACE-gloom NALIsM-Y. XV. A. Cullman, Ala. Sopho- more AYLER, EVELYN M.-EcoNoM1cs-Del- ta Zeta. Birmingham, Ala. Sophomore TAYLOR, NVINIFREDAGIQNERAL. Lynn, Ala. Freshman THOMAS, FLORA T4OUTSTS-GlfNl'IRAL-W Glee Club: B. S, U. Council. Birmingham, Ala. Sophomore THOMAS. MARY LEOLA-DRixMAT1cs- Y. VV. A. Scottsboro, Ala. Freshman THOMAS, MILDRED LOUISEseENoL1sH -Y. YV. A. Birmingham, Ala. Sophomore Tl IOMASON, BETTY ELOISE-ENoLIsH. Birmingham, Ala. Freshman THOMPSON, ROBERT EARL-RELIGION -Alpha Phi Omega, Pi Kappa Phi, Minis- terial Association. Mexia, Ala. Sophomore T K, r .t. .Q egg. ' kzwfffa USSICLL SIMPSON SPRIVELL STUART TANKERSLICY THOMAS, M. L SAMPLE SLOCUM STEVEN STUBBS TAYLER THOMAS, M. SHIRLEY SMITHSON STEVVART SUDDUTH TAYLOR THOMASON SHULTZ SPARKMAN STRICKLAND TAMPLIN THOMAS, Fl L. THOMPSON jim TOMMIE, PEGGIE-F.NGI.IsII-Phi Mug Student Senatorg Dormitory Council. Gads- den, Ala. Sophomore URNFR, PALMER-FNoI,IsII-A Cappel- la Choirg Sigma Nu. Birmingham, Ala. Freshman VAN KEURFN, EDITH l3AINfI3IoLooY--- Glee Cluhg Alpha Delta Pi. Birmingham, Ala. Freshman VVALKF R, GERALD-- VVALKICR, GLADYS FVFLYN- -RELIGION -B. S. U. Couneilg Y. VV. C. A. Birming- ham, Ala. Sophomore VVALKER, MARY FRANCFS-AFNoI.IsII-- Delta Zetag Crimson Staff. Birmingham. Ala. Sophomore YVARD, BILLY JOE'GENERAI.-Pl Kappa Alpha. Birmingham, Ala. Freshman IVEAVIER, ROBFRT COOPl2R-FCoNoM- ICS' -A Cappella Choir: House of Killian. Talladega, Ala. Freshman XVFLCH, NF.I.DA-GENERALfY. VV. A Lowncleshoro, Ala. Freshman XYEST, ROBBIF, L.-MED. TIQCII. Lilly, Ga. Freshman YVIIITE, VIRGINIA M.-HOME EC.-H. S. U. Councilg Y. VV. C. A. Hartsforcl, Ala Freshman T XVHITMAN, OTHNIEI, C.-BUsINIiss AD- MINISTRATION' -Pi Kappa Alpha. Mobile, Ala. Sophomore VVILLIAMS, ALBERTS CECELIAMFNG- LISH-Beta Sigma Omicrong Volley Ball Team. IglFl1ll11gl1Hl1l,Al3. Freshman XVINGARD, YVARRENE4lMIATH-B. S. If. Councilg Y. VV. A.g Y. XV. C. A.: Dormitory Councilg Intramural Sportsg 'Treasurer of Sophomore Class. Clanton, Ala. Sophomore XVINTERS, FVELYN-ENoI.IsII-B. S. U.g Y. VV. A.g Mission Band. Fort Payne, Ala. Sophomore IVOOD. GEORGE ElJXVARlJ ENGINlilfl2- ING-Pi Kappa Alpha. Palmerclale, Ala. Freshman VVOOD, .IACKA-PIIARMACY. Freshman YVOODALL, SARA I.E,EfFNGLIsII-Y. IV. A. Centre, Ala- Sophomore NVOODARD, VVILLODFAN-GIQNERAI.-BI S. U.g Mission. Moulton, Ala. Freshman VVORNICK, HCYJWIAIQ1J mc-SENERAI.. Fresh- man XVRIGHT, SARAH ALICE-HOME lic. Fayette, Ala. Sophomore YOUNG, JESSIE C.-BUSINESS ADMINIS- TI1A'I'IoN-Vets, Cluhg Intramural Sports. Gadsden, Ala. Freshman YOUNG, MARTHA ELIZABETH-GEIL ERAL-IDClt21 Zeta. Birmingham, Ala. Fresh- man YOUNG, MARTHA LOU-DIETETICS7 Delta Zetag Dietetics Cluh. Birmingham, Ala. Freshman DMMIE XVALKER, G. E. XYTCLCH XVILLIAMS XYOOD, J. XVRIGHT TURNER XVALKER, M. O. XVEST 'NVINGARD XVOODALL YOUNGJ. C. Van KEURIQN VVARD XVHITI3 VVINTERS XVOODARD YOUNG, M. XVALKER, G. VVEAVER 'WHITMAN VVOOD, G. E. XVORNICK YOUNG, M. L ADMINISTRATION BUILDING T Ute STUDENT oovtkmfvxtmt For our annual, our school paper, our student elections, our chapel programs, our Red Cross activities, and just about anything that comes under the head of Howard Activities we have the Student Government with the Senate in control to thank. The Student Senate which makes up the governing body of Student government is composed of the presi- dent, vice-president, secretary, and treasurer, elected by popular vote of students, and ten senators, four from the senior class, three from the junior class, two from the sophomore class and one from the freshman class, elected by votes of the respective classes. VVe feel we owe them many thanks for a year's work well managed. Qmam STUDENT GGVERNMENT RAI CARPENTER XVILMA DUKE SARAH GARRETT I7ice-President Pre-sz'de1zt Treasurer and Secretary The VVomen's Student Government is composed of representatives from every women's organization on the campus. Vlfith Dean Obenchain as its faculty advisor, it is responsible for any activity which directly concerns the girls with the constant aims of cooperation and friendli- ness among groups in mind. It not only functions on the campus, but with outside civic organizations. 748 ENTRE Nous POLLY COCHRAN, Bl'lSi11l'S5 Manager BETTYSU DOZEN! A N, Edilor Giving you your HBack To Schooln edition of Entre Nous has been a pleasure I shall long remember. Qf course, there has been work and plenty of it, but many of you have made that interesting. To the faculty-for cooperation, understanding' and even a fevv cuts from classes- I want to give special thanks. To those students who did and those who didnit do the things you were supposed to do, I give my part in the make-up of this annual hoping it will be a source of a great many good memories in the years to come. And, aside from the fact that all of the people on my staff have been dependable and capable, I want to give special mention to Martha Nell Stuart, Ronald Weathers, Evelyn Kinard, Eancher Adams, and Don Davis. And more than anyone else, I feel indebted to Polly Cochran, Editor of the 1945 Entre Nous, who has worked just as hard on this yearbook because she is so typically full of the spirit of Howard. 1946. Editor ,,,, . ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, .. Assistant Eciifors . .. 7,,, .HICSSIIC lfusiucss .Zllfl11Ufjl'l'. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Sflorfs Edifm' .. .. .. Assoviafc lidifors ,,,,7s Greek Edifors ,,,,,,, .. ,S'napslzofs. ,,,, ,7,,,,, . - Art Ea zz'01'.. ,7,,,,,, . Smzior Class Ediior ,77,s, . Jmziwf Class Editor ,,,,,,7,, . Lozucr Df'Z Z.Xff7ll Editor ,,,,,,,, Tyjvzsfs ,,,,,,,,,,, ,,7,,,,, GCIIFIYII Staff Fr'af11rfs Ed1'1'0r.. . Ad Eclifors STAFF . . ..B1C'l. lxX SU HOLICMAIN: I.. IQIJMONIDSON, MARTHA N. STUART .. . .PUl,l,Y COCI lRAN . sssssssr RONALD XYICNIYIIIQRS ,,s, BOBBY BURNS.C1lARl.NC DOYAL .BOB BELL, TAIZICR GREEN .KARL KNUDSIQN, Pllll, OLTNGICR . RHUGH MORRIS ......BlCTTY LICE VVOODCOCK .....DAV1D BJXRKSDALIC sssssssssssssssssssssss . ssss MIRIAM COCKRELI. RAI CARPl.CN'l'ICR, ICVELYN KINARD, MIIJJRFD ARI.EDGlC, GICRRY AR- LICIJGIC. JUJXNIT,-'X HAYES, MARIE L. OAK PUI.I,Y CCJYINCTON, .IO COCI-IRAN. .IO ANN 'l'ICMI'f.lC'l'ON, LOYU MOON, PALMER TURNER . , , ,, . .. VVIYNDELI, CIVENS DON.-XLIJ DAVIS. IKXNCHICR ADAMS its R I Editor, MARY POSEY Business Ilfanagevf, FREDA ROBINSON W'ith Mary Posey and Frances Walker as Editors, we have had a bi- monthly edition of The Howard Crimson this year. It has been the policy of the Crimson staff to keep the news cleanv but Hmake 'em like it and we have. Tuesday twice a month it has been no unusual sight for students to wander into class eagerly scanning the pages of a paper without the teachers complaining for they, too, were 'eating it up . This year Howard added to its staff, Mr. john Bosworth, who served as faculty advisor to journalists as well as organizing an honorary journalism fraternity . . PACS. E ditor-iii-C hief ,, .... , ,. , F RANCES WALKER Society Editor ,w,... .. ,..., ,., ,, NELL RAE SAMPLE Sports Editor ...,..,.,,,, .....,,, R ONALD VVEATHERS Bzzsiiiess .Maiiager ,,.. 7,,oo,,,o,,,,o.M,.,,oo.A..,o,,,o,,,o,,.,A ,.,,,,o,,, MARY ANN ALLISON IOURNALISM STAFF Assistant Editors L,,,L,,,. L,.,...,. . ANN TEMPLETON, JOE MCDOVV Art Editors ......,s,,,A,.,, ,,,,,,, l VA JEVVEL BURTON, HOYT BARRON Book Reviews ,,L,,,. ,L,.,.,...,,L,,,L,,,L,,,L,,,L,,,,,,L,,7L,,,L,,,L X VALTER MEEKS Caiiipiis Editor ,,,,.,, ,,,,,,,,,,,7, . .. ,,,,,,,,.L,,.,,L MARY EVELYN ISRAEL Editorial Editor ,....,,, L,,,L,,,L,, . .DAVID R. FOSTER Dramatic Editor ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,7,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, CAROLYN FENDLEY Circulation Maiiager ,,,,,,,,, , .,,,,,,,,,,,,, , ,,,.,...,,I,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, B ETTYSU BOZEMAN News aiid Feature Writeifs-JOHN BOB RIDDLE, ANN HADLEY, LO- RETTA ROSEBROUGH, FOSTER ELDREDGE, ELIZABETH CLARK, CHARLES GRANADE, BETTY LEE XVOODCOCK, TOMMIE JOHN- SON. Staff Pliotographersf-BILL RASBERRY, DAVID DENNY, MURRELL JOHNSON. Faculty Adviser ,,,,,,., .......,,..,,,,,,,,,......... . . ...,,.,.. ,,,,,.,,......... D EAN P. P. BURNS Journalism Adviser ...,.. .....,, I OHN YV. BOSWORTII ANY TIME on Le! 64a Ainging, fry one of f!Le5e DEAR STGMA NU VVhen we first started college days, our lessons gave us shakes, And at that time we never guessed we would end up snakes. VV e met some guys, they were the best. Became our buddies true. They rushed us and they pledged us to Dear old Sigma Nu. fCh0msj Dear Sigma Nu, Dear Sigma Nu, Your pin is gold, your charm is told, There ain't no one just quite so bold as, Dear Sigma Nu, Dear Sigma Nu, There ainyt no frat so true as our dear old Sigma Nu. Now the Lambda Chi's are pretty big, but that's not hard to see Last night while I was sleeping, they tried to put a pin on me, Now the Pi Kappa Phils and Pi K. Als they have their numbers, too But they get all the Cast offs from dear ole Sigma Nu. Pl K. A. RAMBLER SONG He rambled down to Hades to see the poor lost souls He saw a bunch of Lambda Chiis a roastin' on the coals, The Pi Kappa Phils and Sigma Nu's to sizzle had begun VVhile the Pi K. A's in velvet chairs were watching all the fun. fCI101 MSD He rambled, He rambled, He rambled all around, In and out of town, Ch, yes, he rambled, he rambled, He rambled till he got the colors on. Now Jesse james was SMC He did the job quite well He shot up all the Sigma Nu's and then He went to Hell The devil says you can't come in, you must be on your way, For this is the home of Lambda Chi and you're a Pi K A. CC011,t1f'ibuted and Pd. for by Sigma Nu and Pi K. A's 1 F HYPATIA Due to the fact that Hypatia, Howard's honor society for women, taps in May, most of the students who were tapped in 1945 graduated before Entre Nous pictures were made. Being tapped for Hypatia is the highest honor that can come to a woman student on Howard's campus. its members are chosen on the basis of their scholarship, leadership, character, and promise of future useful- ness. Hypatia consists of only those girls who exemplify the highest qualities of its requirements. Tapping takes place in front of Main after a brief history of the or- ganization by Dean Burns. Members of Hypatia, both students ano alumnae, participate in the services. As a signification of the honor, each student qualifying for membership has a corsage of yellow roses placed on her shoulder. A girl who has been elected a member of this organization is looked upon as an example of an ideal Howard College co-ed and is expected to do her life's work to the best of her ability, whether it be that of career woman or housewife. Dean Obenchain, is faculty advisor for the group. Betty Lee Wooclcock, president of the organization, was assisted in tapping this year by Gaye Daniel, Martha Purser Brown, Margaret Ward, Edna Jo Medlin, Louise Hardin, Anne Hatcher, and Betty Jane Houlditch. Students tapped were Margaret Ann Miller, Juanita Hayes, Frances Walker, Jerry Mitchell, Juanita Arnold, Bobby Stubbs, and Marguerite Johnston TRI-DENT Trident, the highest honor society for men on the campus, taps those men from the junior class who meet its standards in the three fields of scholarship, leadership, and esteem of students and faculty. Trident tapping takes place in the auditorium of Main. Students are unaware until the time of tapping of those who have reached the re- quirements of the group. Members of Trident include David Barksdale, Loyd Moon, Howard Clark, john Oakes, Sigurd Bryan, Marvin Haire, Bobby Burns, Jimmy Wootls. in mericom G egea 6LIfL6! HfLl:U8lf'6ifi8f5 Howard students who have been selected to have their biographies appear in this yearls edition of Who,s VVho In American Colleges And Universities by a faculty committee are Sigurd Bryan, Polly Cochran, .leanette Counts, Loyd Moon, Margaret Ann Miller, John Oakes, Mary Posey, Martha Purser Brown, John Bob Riddle, Jo Ann Templeton, and Betty Lee Wooclcock. More than being' an honor, selected for '4Who's Who gives an oppor- tunity for finding' occupation in the student's desired field of interest. Their Planning list aids returning war veterans in occupational re- adjustments and situations. ALP!-IA PHI OMEGA Alpha Phi Omega is a National Service Fraternity to assemble college men in the fellowship of the Scout Oath and Law, to develop friendship and to promote service to humanity. The fields in which the services are delivered are: Student body and faculty, youth and community, members of the fraternity, and the nation as participating' citizens. Alpha Phi Omega has a unique place to fill and if true to its colors and if it reduplicates its past, it can and shall fill it well. Officers of the group include Jerry Monroe, President, Robert Smith, lst Vice President, Doc VVesson, Treasurer, Robert Thompson, Secre- tary with Dr. Jones, Dr. VVilcox, Major Davis, Dean Burns and Dean Dale as faculty advisors. Members are Williani Harold Patton, John Oakes, David Barksdale, Deric Edgar, Hugh Morris, Charles Gra- nade, VV. T. Edwards, Glen Dismukes, Williani D. Aders, Hudson Baggett, Billy Jo Ward, Howard Clark, George Sparkman, Charles Gamble, Billy Gamble, James Bouchilon, Elmer Lloyd, Williani Mc- Ginnis, and Robert Brown. ID BARKSDALE HOWARD CLARK JERRY MONROE HUGH MORRIS JOHN OA1xES PI GAMMA MU Pi Gamma Mu is the National Honor Society of Social Science. Students having a minimum of twenty hours in this field and who have a 2. average are eligible upon the recommendation and approval of faculty members and members of Pi Gamma Mu for membership. The purpose of this organization is to attain a scientific approach to the study and solution of human problems through study of economics, history, political science, and sociology. Members of Pi Gamma Mu are Ronnie VVeaver, Veloreese Harper, Marguerite Johnston, Madolyn Vernon, Gaye Daniel, Marvin Haire, Dean Dale, Mr. Corrie, and Dean Gbcnchain KAPPA PI U3 'ff fe? 'uv , y,w. livwnus The Kappa Pi Art Fraternity is a unit ef National organization, dedicated to the seeking' and encouragement of truth throvgli beauty. The Alpha Alpha Chapter was founded at Howard in 1940, and has wen recognition for the magnificent art work which its members produce and display. 'llo be eligible for membership one must be a student in the Art Department and have manifested more than an ordinary interest and ability as an artist. The officers are llessie L. Edmondson, President, Betty l,. lVoodcock, Yice-Presi- dent, Margaret Morton, Secretary, Sue Smith, Treasurer, john liob Riddle, Re- porter, Miss Alida Townes, Sponsor. 'llhe members of the fraternity are Bill Aders, jimmy lilrigance. 'llhomasine johnson, Marion McClendon, Louise Mcfiinty, Nelda Ruffin, Georgia Smith, Leland Tindal, and Palmer Turner. 1 5 l MU ALPI-IA Cl-II Mu Alpha Chi, national honorary musical fraternity, was organized this year at Howard. Its officers are Rex Dickey, President, Loretta Rosebrough, Vice-President, Mary Vesta Barnard, Secretary, and lva Nell Hurt, Treasurer. Its members are Margie Perkinson, Martha Purser Brown, Jeanette Counts, Marion Bowden, Hugh Morris, Helen Counts, Loyd Moon, Nina Farr, Mildred Arledge, Polly Covington. 'Toe McDow, Billy jo Warcl, Mildred Hughes, Sue Marion, Palmer Turner, Cecil Lanier, Ronald VVeathers, Genie Rae Slocum, Edsel Hand, jimmy Caldwell, Gerod Cole, VVilma Rosehrough, Maude Ellen Jordan, Madolyne Vernon, and Edith Van Keuren. TILE AND MQRTAR ,.,.' Although Tile and Mortar is purely a professional organization its members are perhaps the most versatile on the campus. Wihile Npill rolling , is their primary in- terest they find time to take part in almost every other activity offered and many social organizations are represented among' its members. The meetings designed to bring the students the last minute news of the profession of pharmacy are in the form of luncheons. Highlights of the year are initiation into the cluh and several informal gget-togetliers . The return of many of the veterans has swelled the membership and has added new interests to the forwarding' of the goals and ideals of 'llile and Mortar. Under the capable advisorship of Dr. Willarcl Hadley, Tile and Mortar has succeeded in bringing' the world of pharmacy to the individual student and in turn introducing the future pharmacists of America to their chosen field. SPATULA Pill-rolling' with :L feminine touch is the main interest of those girls in Spatula. C3111-Zl11lZCCl to promote professional interest in the young' women of Phzlrinzlcy it is perhaps one of the most promising new clubs on the czunpus. Speakers, and business meetings, with occasional parties serve to unite the nieinbers and bring theni outside news and views of their chosen profession. Girls are selected on the basis of scholarship, character, and promising' interest in Phzlrinztcy. Mrs. Leon Richards, gracious wife of Doc Rich- ards is sponsor for the group and is forever benefiting' 'ther girls by her kind iiiiclerstzmtliiig and friendship. W ff .H ii CI-II ALPI-IA SIGMA ,3 fi I5 Xixfif S my 1ig?:fuf',g 3 W. wg ,X ..: . is W A, If 1 I 15, fli ,E nw ' lx Iiifk Chi .fXIph:1 Signm is thc I1fmm'zu'y Il'Zl'tCl'l1Ity for chemistry 11121-IHl'S. Its IHCINIJCTS arc Chosen on thc hztsis uf scIwIztrsI1ip. zthihty, CI1:u':1ctc1', zmcl future pruluisc in thc ticlcl uf chemistry. Cmmsequcutly it has quality rather than quantity. Members are Iiuhhy Ilurus, Huwzu'cI Cfurk. Ruth NCXYIHZIU. NY. ID. Pcchlcs, Robert Smith, Nash Cwllicr. Sihizl Pincus, jimmy XYumIs, Dr. XViIcox, Dr. Xzm. ALPHA EPSILCDN DELTA if 'lk lu E F Alpha Epsilon Delta is the honorary pre-medical fraternity on the campus. lt has its purpose to encourage excellence in pre-medical work by furnishing a goal to- ward which the student may strive during' the early semesters of his or her pre- medical career, to bind together similarly interested students, to act as a force in crystallizing any movement for the good of the pre-medical student, and to bridge the gap between the spirit of the pre-medical school and that of the school of medicine. The first chapter of A. E. D. was formed at the University of Alabama in 1925, and second chapter, the Alabama Beta, was organized at Howard in 1928. During' the year Alpha Epsilon Delta held several open meetings with prominent men in the field of medicine as speakers. 'llhey also had their annual banquet. DIETETICS CLUB Ainong' orgzuiizations of the campus which are noted for their deeds of good will, perlizlps the Dietetics Club is the most outstanding. It consists of girls who are nizijoring' in or are interested in the field of Home Economics. It has as its sponsor, Miss Elizabeth Jacobs, Professor of Home Economies. Among its courses are meal planning, nutrition re- search, and table service. MASQUERS Masquers is an organization made up of students interested in Dra- matics. lt has not been in active status since Miss Sparks left except through its individual members. Miss Florence Drake has .acted as its sponsor this year. Its purpose is to promote friendliness and coopera- tion among its members as they strive to accomplish their places in clramatics. VETERANS The Veteranls organization is coniposed of those men who have given of their time a11d energy in winning' VVorld W,ar Il. They have as their sponsor Dr. lrons, who himself is a vet. VVe are indebted to the111 not only for what they have ineant before, but what they mean now as students of Howard College. Besides parties they have given, their 111C111l361'S have participated in fraternities, class and student body elec- tions, Baptist Student Union, Y. M. C. A., Y. W. C. A., and numerous other worthy activities and OI'g'2llllZ2iflOllS O11 our canipus. LEE CLUB The Glee Club, under the direction of Mrs. Martirison, is composed of students selected on their basis of ability in voice. They participate in the majority of our chapel programs and make tours to give concerts in other parts of the state and play a major role in our H. Day activities. CI-IGIR The AX Cappella Choir, clircctccl by Mrs. lXIZl1'Ii1lSU11, is culupuscd of men and wmncll who have CXCCllfiU1lZ1l voices. most of them cm'uHccl in courscs of Voice and tlwmy, 'lxhcy have iucrezlsccl in HUIIIIJCI' this year due to the enrollment illl'l'CZ1SL' uf the srhool. 'lthcy have givcn mzmy UUtSfZlllI'i1lgf 1J1'OQ'l'ZllNS cluring' the j'C2lI'. Y. W. C. A. The Young Woiiieiils Christian Association is a non-denominational organization which strives to bring' about a closer understanding and fellowship among' the women students on the campus. Miss Florence Drake served as sponsor for the group this year. One thing we like about Y. VV. C. A. is that all of the women students are eligible for membership. Their calendar is full of activities for the year which serve to promote student fellowship. Y. M. C. A. Pzlrzlllel to the Y. XY. C. A., tlie Young' Blenls Christian Association is open to all men students who wish to work cooperatively for the good of fellowmen on the czunpus. lt has members from every orgztnizzition on the campus and its influence is strongly felt on the entire campus. lt is :tn active agent in uniting the men students in religious and sociztl activities. MISSICDN BAND The Mission 'Hand was organized on Howard campus by those students interested in the fields of mission work. lt consists of students directly interested in doing such work as well as those who wish to know more about it and support it. It is responsible for several missions in the city of Birmingham and each year mis- sionaries from different fields are invited as guest speakers to the group. Its members are not selected, but are volunteer workers. 'llhis year the VVomen Christian Volunteers has worked in the Mission Band group with the ideal of promo- tion of Christianity as their chief aim. They are active workers in the Juvenile Court of the city. MINISTERIAL ASSGCIATIQN As the name denotes the Ministerial Association has as its members male students who have chosen the ministry as their life work. They have regular meetings, sometimes including the wives and figmeees ot the members, to discuss their problems and possible solutions. Full ot' promise, these young' men contribute mueh to our campus life in their fine Christian ideals. BAPTIST S The Baptist Student Union is open to every llaptist on the campus. lt contributes more to the social and religious activities than any other organization on the campus. Its members belong to many other or- ganizations on the campus. The main aim of the B. S. U. is to uphold the ideal of brotherhood and Christian happiness on our campus. VVC have been given parties, chapel programs and numerous other things through the B. S. U. this year. Their annual banquet at Ruhama Church is one of the main events on the social calendar of the year. Vlfith Earl Potts as President the Baptist Student Union has had one of its most prosperous years. The two councils of B. S. U. have served to unite its efforts with those of the entire student body. NT UNION Morning lVatch and Vespers are two of the services open to all students through the Baptist Student Union. They are a symbol of Howard spirit that we shall always cherish. Registration day in September is always easy to take because of the feeling the Baptist Student Union gives you that you are a vital part of Howard. From the trembling' freshman to the triumphant Senior we thank the Baptist Student Union for what you have meant to all of us. DRAMA SERVICE DEPARTMENT T he Drama Service Department contributes to the cultural, artistic, and religious life of the state, and is designed to give technical, personal assistance to all schools, churches and special groups. Mrs. Lydia Kayes Wooclcock, a member of Zeta Phi Eta, professional drama fraternity, is the director of Howard's Drama Service Depart- ment. Having spent the greater part of her life in the study of drama, she knows it from the educational and producing ends. In her work she has friendly entre to the leading publishers, and our mails attest the service rendered the play producing public. Her slogan is, 'Bring us your problems-we do not know all the answers, but our advisory group is a 'who's who' of those who do. GREEK Pl-IA DELTA PI 0171471 CIQRS Presidvzzl . .. . . . .l.xN1c jokp l'icc-I'1'z'.ridc11f , , , MARG.xR1i'1' .X. Allll Iel'l'0I'dll1fj ,S'K't'I't'ff1l'.X'. ,, 777,,, . .. .VlRK2INI,1X Mxs1s Ci0l'l'PSf70IIIiI.lIfj Slf't'J't'flII'.X' . ...M1x1zoA1:l2'1' 3lORl0N 7lI't'tI.S'llI't'l',,.W. ,,7, .. . , RAI C1x1z1'1ix111a MICM IEICRS Margie Sue llarclift liettysu liozeman lnice Carlisle Martha Deffke Dorothy Fuller Joyce Griffin Virginia llinlde Norma Harrison lietty Ann .lohnscy lane Jordan Evelyn Kinard lfleanor Lovell Yirginia Lowery Virginia Masis Betty Miller Margaret A. Mille1 Margaret lllorton Marie l.. Galt Pat Parker liertha Peeples lfsther ROIIIZLQOSH llohlmie lQl1lliCIllJ'Cl'gt'I Genie Rae Slocum Martha N. Stuart lfdith Van lieuren Xlph 1 Deltx P1 the oldest sorority at Howard. has ainong its members the President of Student Government, Editor of lfntre Nous. Presi- dents of Tile and Mortar, and lnterfraternity Sorority Council. lt had tive finalists in the beauty parade and several participants in the H-day parade. Members of Tile and Mortar, lfntre Nous Staff, Crimson Staff, PACS, Masquers, Spatula, A. E. D., VYomen's Student Govern- ment. Pi Gamma Mu, Glee Club, Choir, Dietetics Club. Student Senate, CY. VV. C. A., Mu Alpha Chi, Pan-Hellenic, ll. S. U. and lnterfraternity Sorority Council are found in A. D. Pi. Sigma Nu, Pi liappa Alpha and Pi Kappa Phi chose their dream girls from A. D. Pi. lt also holds the Pan-Hellenic scholarship cup and one for lleta Province of Alpha Delta Pi Most prominent among the Alpha Delta Pi parties was their ClZlllCC held at the Roebuck Club in May. IIN KAPPA CHAPTER iL'I,Ilf'lX bllllINSI'fY fJAK 11lZl'fM.XN DIURIJAN lbxlafclclz L'.xuel.1sl.1f: Klxmm I'1fl-31f1.l2s C.'XRI'liN'l'IiR I,0vl-i1.14 R I N K 1-i N HICRKZICR IUICWKIC AIlI.l'.ICR, U. Sl.UL'l'Al GRIFFIN RIILLICR, N. A-X. S'l'l'AR'I4 PIXIQIQISON Molwox XYAN IQICVREX BETA SIGMA OMICRCDN OFFICERS Presidciit ,, ,, 7, .,, , .A., M 1 LDRED ARLEDGr lfiifff-I,7'l?Sid61 ZfIfS K...,, , ,,,7 ,,,, .,,, ,,,, I AN13 Rossi LL ANNIE E. I'IERRMANIIN Sefretary ,, AA,7 , .b..,..w.,.,.,,.... N INA F. FARR TVUUSl'll'F1' ,,,,,, ,,., . . ,,,, .. .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, BETTY BYARH MEMBERS Gerry Arledge Mildred Arledge Olive Bailey Fay Blackerby Marjorie Brown Tinker Brown Betty Byars Marjorie Cash Polly Covington Lois Crow ,Iean Crook Helen Duke Dorothy Fant Nina Farr Kitty Gray Martha Ann Ingram Annie E. Herrmann Betty Hunt Elois Lemon Virginia Martin Betty Payne jane Russell Nell Rae Sample Dorothy Saylor Elise Shirley Sue Smith Virginia Thompson Gloria Tucker Madeline VVard Alberta VVilliams Smile Awh1le is the theme song of the Beta Sigma Qmicron Sorority for the Beta Sigs are known as the HFriendly', sorority at Howard. Interested in Cam- pusologyn Betas participate enthusiastically in campus activities. Tis a Beta Sig who reigns queen of the Entre Nous beauty sectionf Mildred Arledge. Nell Rae Sample is social editor of the Howard Crimson and also writes a Howard Column for the Age-Herald. Beta Sigs will be found in Kappa Pi, Mu Alpha Chi, Alpha Epsilon Delta, P. A. C., Dormitory Council, Inter-Fraternity Sorority Council, Glee Club, A Cappella Choir, Y. VV. C. A. Dietetics Club, Entre Nous Staff, VV. A. A. and holding various class offices. Active in sports though not always victorious, the Betas are the proud possessors of the volley ball trophy . Social highlights of the year include a hilarious hay loft party, colorful rush par- ties, the annual formal Easter party honoring pledges and the gay House party. Jane Russell deserves honorable mention in receiving the Cup at the Founders day banquet for being the outstanding pledge for the year 1944-45. BETA BETA CHAPTER AARLEDGE IWXNT IQUSSELL A RLEDGE FARR SA M PLE BAHEY GRAY SAYLOR BLACKERBY PIERR M ANN S H IRLEY BYARS HUN'1' SMITH COVINOTON LEMON THOMPSON CROOK BQARTIN XVILLLXMS DUKE PAYNE LTA ZE TA OFFICERS f1I'f'SlidU1Zf ,,,,,, A , ,,,, ,, ,,,,,, lk lARTn,x PoRsFR If'itfc-P1'c.vz'dmt ,,, ,. ,,7.... ,,,, Doius 1. S'1'URc,Is 1QUCOI'I17'illg Scc1'cz'4z1fy ,,,.,,,,,.,,,, NTARIAN TXTCLEINDON Corrcfsjvoilzdilig S0r1'U1'a1'y ,,,,,,,,,,,,.. BETTY CRIFHIN 7'mmn'm' , 7 ,L , BTARJORIE THOMPSOIN MEMBERS Mary Ann Allison jo Cochran Polly Cochran Carolyn Denny Emojean Donaldson Margarite Frost Christine Goode Betty Mae Griffin Jean Gulledge Juanita Hays Mary Belle Hilliard Sara Hollingshead Tommie Johnson Helen Kenney Marian McLendon Martha Nolen Marcia O'Neil Mary Wood Pierson Martha Purser Marie Raiford Betty Reeves Ruby Reeves Helen Jane Schultz Doris Jean Sturgis Evelyn Taylor Marjorie Thompson Frances VValkcr Betty Lee Wfoodcock Martha E. Young Martha Lou Young Sara Nell Morrison VVith gonna lay down my books and pen and study school no morel' as their theme-song, the girls of Alpha Pi have had one year of rollicking fun. Among 'Red Letter' days in entertainment were the Delta Zetais famous night club parties, the Animal Rose Ball, a hay-ride and pinic at Queenstown Lake, an all-day picnic at VVC-zstlake, and their many never to be forgotten slumber parties CFor G. OJ The Delta Zeta,s did have their moments of seriousness and so to keep their lamps burning had two girls to be tapped for Hypatia and three to be selected for VVho's VVho Among Students in American Colleges and Universities. Among the cele- braties of extra-curricula activities D. Z. had an editor of the Howard Crimson, business manager of the Entre Nous, and Dream Girl of Lambda Chi Alpha Fra- ternity. if you should ask a Delta Zeta if she's getting all she expected from college, you would doubtless get for a reply her favorite phrase 'Tm a Delta Zeta, I couldn't ask for more . ALPHA PI CHAPTER Ar.L1SON JOHNSON SCIIULTZ COCHRAN IQIQNNEY STURGIS DICNNY MORRISON THOMPSON FROST NOLEN VVALKER GOODE O'N1-:IL VVOOOCOCR HAYS PIERSON YOUNG, M. TE. HILLARD PURSER YvOUNG, M. I HOT,I,1NGSHI2AD RAIITORD lD7 C?S'LllIC1l1f ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,......,,,,,,,,,,, VTC6'-IJ7'8SldC1'llLS ,, ,, , ,, ,, Sc2crez'aries ,,., ,, Trc?a.9m'ers ,,,,,,, ., PI-ll MU JEANE'I I'12 COUNTS JO ANN TEMPLETON VIRGINIA CASEY -WSSARAH GiX1lRE'1 l' GENE MORRIS .--DSARAH KING HELENE COUNTS MEMBERS Elizabeth Alverson Joyce Baker Mary V. Barnard Marion Bowden Frances Carmack Virginia Casey Dorothy Clark Betty Clem Jerry Cole Billy Cooper Jeanette Counts Helene Counts Louise Crowson Helen Davidson Katherine Deason Betty Jean Dillon Virginia Falkner Imogene Friel Sarah Garrett Ann Hadley Virginia Heifner Mary Frances Higginbotham Allllie L. Holmes Pat Howren Hazel Irwin Kitty Johns Christine Kincaid Sarah King Lucy Kirkland Carolyn McKibbon Florence McLane Mary Alice Matthews Gene Morris Jimsy A, Murphree Marie NeSnIith Ruth Newman Marilyn Jo Prince Tommie Reinhardt Margaret Robertson Jane Scofield Jacque Sudduth Jo Ann Templeton Peggy Tommie Jeanne Vann 1V1l1g up to their 1C1JL1tdf1OI1 for f11Cl1Cll1H6SS and versatility, Alpha Gamma Chapter of Phi Mn has also maintained her outstanding position as a leader on Howard's campus. Phi Mu claims, the presidents of the Pan-Hellenic Council, Dormitory Council and the Glee Club, with the Dream Girl of Pi Kappa Phi and Sweetheart of Sigma Nug two members of VVho's VVho Among Students in American Universities and Col- leges, two of the five finalists among the beautiesg three of the four cheerleaders: secretary, treasurer and reporter of the Interfraternity-Sorority Council, vice-presi- dent of the Howard Chapter of the A. A. U. VV., Treasurer of the Student Body, two Senators, Officers in Kappa Theta, Chi Delta Phi, Masquers, Y. VV. C. A., Mu Alpha Chi, VV. A. A., Dormitory Council, Assistant Journalism Editor of the Crimson, Tile and Mortar, and Secretary of VVOmen's Student Organizations in addition to having members in all the above organizations, Phi Mu is represented on the Entre Nous Staff in Chi Alpha Sigma, Alpha Epsilon Delta, A Cappella Choir and the Dietetics Club. Social highlights of the year have included banquets, dinners, hayrides, the annual Valentine Tea, and the Big Sister-Little Sister Party and the houseparty to Camp Mary Munger. By maintaining their individuality, and their leading position, Phi Mus can easily be called the ideal coedS . ALPI-IA GAMMA CHAPTER IALVERSON DILLON IQING PRINCE BOWDEN FREN, KI IQKLA ND REINIIARDT CLE M CQARRETT MA'r'I'1-IEWS SCOFIELD COLE HADLEY NICIQTBBON SUDDUTH COOPER HEIFNER MORRIS TEMPLETON COUNTS HIGcINBO'1'IIA M MURPIIREI3 TOM M112 COUNTS HOLMES NESMITH VANN DEASON KTNCATD :NFWMAN LAMBDA CI-II ALPHA OFFICERS President .., ... ...... , D AVID BARKSDALL Vice-President ..,..... A,,,,,,,,, JULIUS By ms S6'c1feta1'y ,,, ,...... ,,,,,,, E Moiw I owrm Twasmfer ,,,,..., ,,,,,,,,,,,,,. . , .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, JINIMY VX ooo MEM BERS David Barksdale I. R. Bennett Harold Benson Jack Bodiford Billy Bowen James Brackin VVarren Brasher John Burks Julius Byars Bob Canon james Coffey Karl Crowley David Czherski Len Davis David Denney Frank Donaldson Charles Dowdy Derric Edgar Dewitt Fletcher Bennie Frost J. E. Gammill Delmar Ingram J. B. Jackson Emery Lowery Herbert McClanny Harry Manning James Merk Bob Mishal Chestor Milford Garland Moore Steve Moore Davis O'Kelley Thea Parker VV. D. Peeples Carl Reeder Wacle Schultz Sam Sibert Quinn Smith Edward Stevens Iimmy VVood The past year has seen the wearers of the jewelled crescent rise to I1 place of power on the Howard campus. The popularity of the Lambda Chis was expressed in Student elections by the election of Frank Don- aldson to the presidency of Student body with Presidents of the Senior, Junior, and Sophomore classes, and President of the Interfraternity Council. David Barksdale is Vice-President of A. P. O. and they have two officers besides president in the sophomore class, one being their dream girl, Martha Lou Young. Four of the senators of Student Coun- cil are Lambda Chis. Qther honors include two members in Trident. They also participated in sports and religious activities. Although progress has been phenomenal, the banner of Purple, Green, and Gold is expected to rise to even greater heights in the coming year. TI-IETA ALP!-IA ZETA CHAPTER BARKSDALI43 LOWERY BRACKIN MOORE BYARS O,KELLEY Goss PATTON JACKSON PEEPLES KA PA ALPHA SMC... HUC ,, 7'llC,C.,iC ,S C 7, ,, , Boyce Albright Lewis Alford -limmy Anderton Marshall Brittain Hob Burns lfeagin Burns George Burson Howard Clark Pete Clark Roy Davidson Charlie Doyal johnny Epps llilly Favors Raymond Forsyth Timmy Goodlet Tabor Green Stuart Gullion Richard Hammitt Albert Harwell MEM I-RERS O FI? ,...-.,,.u-,,.CHARL1i2 Dovm. ,,-,,,CHARLES lX'lCEACHERN ,,,..,O'l'HENIEL XVIIITMAN uu...u.---..-aHowARD CLARK ICERS Bob Hollis Robert Knight Layne Lee Neil Lovett Charles McPIachern John McTyiere Hugh Morris Neil Sheppard Robert Smith Hampton Smith john Tinklepaugh, jr. Charles Tinney Palmer Turner Gerald Walker George VVard Billy XVard Bill VVatkins Otheniel VVhitman Albert VVilliams ,lohn Holland Pi Kappa Alpha is proud of the fact that it C311 boast not only of quantity but quality . It has mem- bers in the Student Senate, on the Entre Nous Staff. ill the Illfef-f1'?1TCfl1ify COUHCH- 111 the Intel'- frateruity-sorority council, A Cappella Choir, and Trident. A Pi K. A. is president of the Baptist Student Union. , Iietty Miller, Alpha Delta Pi, was chosen as their Dream Girl. Among the socials not to be forgotten are the Pikes House Party at Mary Munger, hay-rides and picnics almost every week. The Pike's have originated what might become a tradition. livery Friday a 'Gardenia Girl' is elected and presented a Gardenia with ceremony to thrill any girl who might be elected for this honor- 'llhe outstanding social event of the year was the memorable banquet given by Pi K. Afs at Howard, A. P. I.. liirmingham-Southern and U. of A. Pi K. A.'s have that intangible something which you can not escape feeling in any good fraternity. And that,s enough said about any fraternity. ALP!-IA PI Cl-IAP TER Q41 LALBRIGHT CLARK LE19 EXLFORD DOYAL LOVETT ANDERSON FORSYTHR 1XfCP:ACHERN BURNS GOODLET MCTYIERE BURNS HAMMOND MORRIS BURSON TIARRICLI, SHE1-PARD CASEY HARWELL SMITH CLARK KN1GII'1' TINNI4fX' TURNER NVAM MICK XVALKER XVARD XVATKTNS XVHITMAN XVILLIA MS XYOOD XVOOD '51-.... PI KAPPA Pl-II Hugh Cloughton John Gihson George l lily Alzunes -lustus Tru Gunn, Jr. liilly lX'l2lSlCl'S 1 OFFICERS lJl'0.YiII1l'lIf 7, 777 ,, . ,,, Joi-3 Sl xizx s I'1'rv-I'1'v51'c1'm1f 7 ,,. ,..7,, G RAIN Si ui sox T7'l'11.YlH'f'I' .E .,,. ,, ., ,, .,,,n,. ,,,, ,, ,,, ,,,, , l E RA C x l7I't'fIll1 Cf1'1'1 of Pi Kafvfvfz PIII' ,,,,,,,7 JOYCI4 FRN 1 IN MEMBERS Theo Massey licl Neeley wlanies Pollzml Grady Simpson Paul Sturnes VVhcn the V-12 Unit left Howard, it took along with it all the hovs P5 1 from Alpha Eta chapter. The old nienihers who returned from the wars lziborecl under serious handicaps to rehuild the chapter. As the old saying goes 'You canlt keep 21 good nizmn clown' so once again Pi Kappa Phi is rising to its place of recognition on the campus. Ancl in the very near future, we're expecting great things from this fraternity. ALPHA ETA CHAPTER CLAUGHTON JUSTUS GIBSON NEELY HAYNES POLLARD ICMA N U OFFICERS C 07'11f77Zl11'ld8l , ,,,,,, ,,F M. Dezxsov Lt. Commmzder, ,,,,.. ..,,, C HARLES MCDONIALD Recorder ,,,,,,,,,,,...,. --------MoRRIs ETHERIDGE Secretary ,,,,,,,,,,,,. ...,.. , .. L E wis MURR AY Cl1faj2Ifz,z n , 7,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,, ,,., ,.5. NEIL C ARTI R Swectlzmrt of Sigma Nu ,,,, ,,,BiCT'1'vsU BOZFMAN MEMBERS Fancher Adams, Ir. Ernest Baker Benjamin Ball Preston Barclift Charles Baugh Bob Bell, IH. Bill Blackerby Bert Bowling Neil Carter Clifford Cheatwood Elbert Craig Don Davis I. M. Deason James Dorrough Morris Ethridge Charles Gamble Gene Gwin Iohn Higlit Milford Jackson Fred Keller Frank Lively Charles McDonald John McDonald Lewis Murray Preston O'Berry James Orr Bill Peeples James Pratt L. T. Robertson Joe Rutland James Smith Ray Smith Ansel Sharp VVaymoncl Sherrer Curt Vifasson Loyd VVest Seymour VVilkes Lawrence Valerly Henderson Johnson Sigma Nu doesnit boast of having the most 'B. T. Gfs' on the campus nor of holding the highest scholastic and sports records. But the Sigma Nu's have something of which they are more proud than campus honors and that something is they're 'ordinary sorts of guys' who have caught the true spirit of Howard . . . and just knowing them makes you glad you came here to school. To believe in the Life of Love, to walk in the Way of Honor, to serve in the Light of Truth-this is the LIFE, the WAY, and LIGHT of Sigma Nu. GTA Cl-IAPT BELL MCDONALD BLACKERBY MCDONALD CARTER MURRAY DEASON SMITH DOROUGH WATSON ETHERIDGE The Interfraternity-Sorority Council began its second year with repre- sentatives froni the eight Greeks included in its ineinbership. lt holds regular meetings to develope cooperation of the Creeks together and with the faculty and student body. It sponsored its annual dance at the Thomas Jefferson Hotel in February. OFFICERS Presidents ,,,,,s,.,,s, ,,,s.....,......,o,,,,o,,t,l,,, ,,o,,,oo,,,oo, I A NE JORDAN Vice-President ,,,ss,, ,,..,,,s,,,ss, D AVID BARKSDALE Secretary ..........,.. ss,,soss,,ss....,sss,,sss,,sss, s,,sss,,s I o ANN '1'1fMPLEToN lVlElVl HERS Rai Carpenter Tommie Johnson Neil Sheppard Polly Covington Martha Purser Paul Starnes Gerry Arledge leauette Counts Bob Bell Charlie Doyal infer jrafernify C 0 U N C l oufacxggenic The WL311lC11,S Pan Hellenic is composed of the President ancl one other member from each sorority on the campus. Officers rotate among the four sororities. lt's prilnary functions are to unite the sororities in regulation of rush rules and to set up standards of conduct for sorority girls and regulations regarcling' their lodges. Mrs. l. R. Obenchain, Dean of XYOHICH, is faculty advisor and works energetically and cooper- atively with the council. Ul lilCliCRS I77'l'.YllIIUlllL,, ec,..,, ,, .e,,, , ,,e,,c,,,, lXl,x1e'1'rrA PU1:s1c1z IfZUFU-Fl'ti'S'l'dC71Zi i,c,,e, ,,,,e,, j 0 ANN 'IWQMPLETON S0c1'vz'fzry c,ec,c,,c,, c,,,,cc, c ,lJoRo'i'uY SAYLOR 7lI't'tIXl1I'l'l', c,c, ,se, ,e,,,,cc,c,,,,e , c , RAI CARPENTER lVllfNlllEl2S Toinmie Johnson Sarah Garrett Nlilclrerl Krleclge 'lane -lorclan - 5 BEAUTIES ,W Awe if - A .f-JM - '1m-M -W. ,, FIRST JUDCES Lt. R. E. lloncl, Miss Alabznna Eclwarcls, Mrs. 'Frank Samford, Miss Lily Mae Caldwell, and Lt. Charles Sehacle. C The above judges chose from several entrants the ten girls Whose pic- tures appezu' in the 1946 Entre Nous. The judging took place at the Alzllmzuuzl ,lll'1CZ1lQl'C with Phil Qlinger, Y-12, as master of ceremonies. SELEQTQR fBEAUTIES .' .f Au 5 A . P1 V, ,td ff ,X 4 ,fm f-T. X'-If, A 'fb 7 , if .Jw A I, ff! P. AJ D4 f ,fy , My ,ff 'S V., 'ofa X.r'? , 'IK X J ,W .A- U NJN W, 1 w fl, A6 ,Ah ,x ! :LX 4, 3? Af, NL' 4+ 44 K-M Us I wh 1 gwwf'f4 if '1-CP ' ,Q gy, 'K , f 12 Ta, cf. '14 I A J xy 2, . A -1 A x Q, - f A 1 gn T I x -S cf, lv fl f P, 1 Q - ky Q sf W, 4 K , Pr ,fp 1 .. , V J ,4 ,Ai ,,, wr' i, V 5 v , fy, fy 'fri 4 YNw ww Q f N, I 'ff fi, L ,,, J A J ,s S mx ,G 1 v. , af 1 A ,, , M f , --x ff J -H, 1 , J., - - . ,Q ,, 'ff ' af Q, 4 f '. . W ,Q FQ, W K .. . 1 Q, uw I , :,, Q uw 1 'ID mf , ff, . 'J RJ . Jo ,fffv 4, A442 QVN 2' 4 6,90 1 X fk 5 ,D el, ' way O Q yo C 47 0 4 695 cm, H ,G I? -ff rn 1510! ff 1, Q f 3 - 1 1 f, A N, 1 1 Q Q f ,'f, i K' , If mfg' my f ff 'S-its ' M35 Ywifafreuf .faficfg Q sf 3 i M ww X QW SV? ywgw 3 gf? ga? gd' 3 my gig fx, if A sv ADDED ATTRACTICDNS 747555 lwrgilzia M435 jwargaref ,Ann QWZM ,jizomcwine johmo Www MQW la WMM Mft? Wimr A SNAPSHCDTS SNAPSI-ICDTS. Back in the saddle again . . . Gruesome twosome . . . Front view, rear trouble lt wasnt the Army . . . But sheis not a bundle for Britain . . . lnllatirm pasttilne Sooooo Tired . . . Nature lovers . . . lirienclship ceases . . . Spectators ??? Little Ole Scofield , . . 'lll1at's one way to get 'em . . . Pass the .X1lllllllI1ltlU1l. 1 N , -E SIXIAPSI-IOTS. Eager! . . . VVaiting for the long yellow car . . . My! How Renl'ore's changed . . . Personality, plus, plus . . . Beta Sigs . . . llfloinentary nian shortage . . . King Peter . . . Rooniies . . . Service . . . joe College . . . Our boy, Cecil . . . The three musketeers . . , Ready for the rebound . . . Phi Mu lineup . . , VVell, what do you think? Xlllmt? No Clili-lSl'UO1ll? . . . Nice View . . . llctwceu classes .. . At lqlllllllllil Double Date . . . B1'Ol1llC1', no cloulmt ...A Xml Minus NY0l11C1ll .... X. ll. l'i's l0 30 X D Sweet Sue . . . Mrs, Counts' little girl Helen . . . You name it . . . il . . . g l'i lwusc . . , luflatio11ite5 . . , 3 Sharps and El flat . SNAPSHCDTS.. C0llic1 5 bzisliful? . . . At it again . . . lhidclies . . . Bzirksrlzilc iii person . . . Strictly 0. k .... just 1JUSi1lQ' . . . Snakes . . . Cuupciiiticmii . . . Uri' . . . blzuie :mil Rai Here we are again . . . 'Puppy love , . . Most zuiytiiiie. ,M i iii! Q f 'h SIXIAPSI-ICDTS 'l'hc Cuhzm llullmhslwll . . . IJLIIIIKIZL Chi lntcrcsts . . . lic-limb . . . Not here. 'mlxwins . . . Secrets . . . Lvlllllllllllllll . . . KZCIIIICINEKII? . . The Cuuplc. I F' QW? ufmr mnquz W., 1 Y. rx? ,. 'IVY ,. N: R f wx Mm 'A .,x,bL+A: vw R-5. X MQQMSS' W QQ. S X, JL, M, I FGCDTBALL A Hovwxiao lloward Colleges 1945 Bullclogs-35 sailors and three civilians-liter- ally hit the road from start to finish of their abbreviated season, play- ing a schedule of five games, losing as many, before calling' it quits the last week in Qctoller at which time the lf. S. Nax'y's good ship Howard was decommissioned. Referred to by the local press as Howard's orphan lliillcloggsu, the team lzoasted two fair ends in I. VV. Danehower, of Gadsden, and .-Xttaboy Ililly Gamble, of Bessemer, plus an ag'g'ressix'e center in Don Davis, of hlolmstown, Pa., but those misters-in-between-the guards and tackles- boasted neither flesh or spirit to carry the fight against opponents. The backfield posts was little better manned than the line, except for the tailbaek spot, handled eapably by team captain Carroll Illackerby, who proved himself some shakes as a runner, passer and kicker. lllaekerby, who calls Bessemer home, did most of the ball-totin' and passing, what with there being' no capable understudy for him. john O'Nan, one of the teamls shorties, played the blocking'-back post as well as a little man l91l5 could, and drew support from Charlie Cargall, of Gadsden, at wing- back, and Bob Patton, Miami, Fla., at full. Vernon Bullock, of 'llylertown, Miss., and Wayne Shear, of Daytona Beach, Fla., played a lot of tackle for the Bulldogs and were given ready support by Lamar 'llherrell and Ned Carracker. Jack Crouch, of Co- lumbus, Miss., the team's most handsome, and Bentley Gwen, of Bir- mingham, usually were the starting guards, drawing support from Fred Ulbright, of Mobile, the shorty of the team, and Dick White, of Lex- ington, Va. lt was a tough situation from start to finish for Coach Bub Wzllker, who faced the season in September with only one letterman-End Billy Gamble, a civilian-and only a handful of players who had had much experience. Oldest man on the team was E. E. Sears, of Kings Mountain, Ky., who was 22. Nine members of the team were 18, 17 were 19, five were 20 and seven were 21. ' - - . . - 'f , cl- -' -:- - .-M V ., -, : 'V -a. i. , aw- .'::9-:- 51 :5 '-g::'.:2:f-1,-: ,' 4:32-,V-: ' 3. W-.-c .' -if-L 1 MGRE FCDQTBALI. The team had hap-hazard backing from the student body. About 150 Bulldog followers seeing them play in Montgomery, a bus load watching against Louisiana Polytechnic Institute, in Ruston, La., two bus loads seeing them against Georgia Tech in Atlanta and only a couple of hands- ful watching the team against the University of Chattanooga Mocca- sins and Kentuckyls Murray State Teachers. At least the Bulldogs were consistent in losing. Every game was decided by at least four touchdowns in favor of the opposition. The Navy was no howling success athletically at Howard as these fig- ures will show: Football-two wins, 12 lossesg softball-no wins, six lossesg tennis-three wins, two lossesg basketball-15 wins, six losses: track-seven points in Southeastern A. A. U. track and field meet at Auburn in 1944. Billie Cooper and David Barksdale returned to the cheering squad to give that outfit one more letterman than the football team boasted. Joining leiillic and David in whooping things up were Mary Frances Higginbotham, Dot McLeod, Carolyn Mcliibbon, Wencly Pringle, Les McLeod, and jitter McCoy. ite PLAYERS Outstanding' sports personality on the campus in 1945-46 was Billy Herbert Gamble, who hails from South of Bessemer, and is an Englisli major. The football team's only returning letterman. Billy started most of the games at end and played some fullback. ln the lull between foot- ball and basketball season, he organized the intramural basketball league, playing' for the Preachers before leav- ing' that team to join the varsity. On the varsity which he coached he was a starting' forward and one of thc teamls most aggressive players. From the time of Bub NValker,s resignation in November until March, 1946. Billy was acting athletic director at Howard. Twenty-four players received letters. 'llhey were: Carroll Blackerby, J. XY. Danehower, Bob Patton, Dick White. lack Crouch, VX'ayne Shear, Lamar Therrell, Ed Barrett, Frank Harrison, Paul Godwin, Lex '.l'empleton, Charles Bidgood, Don Davis, Bentley Gwen, Fred Ulbricht, Vernon Bullock, Bedford Prescott, Billy Gamble, New Car- ricker, and Charles Cargal. The team had a budding fullback prospect in Ray Kennamer, but he was put out of action in the Bulldogs, first game, the chunky runner hurting his back against Auburn. an The Phi Mus, long famous for their strangle hold on things athletic in the girls' realm at lloward, were forced to take a back seat in 1945, as Renfroe Hall and Beta Sigma Omicron crashed through to win the basketball and volleyball cham- pionships, respectively. In each event, the Town Girls finished second. ll. S. O. tagged the Town GirlS. 39-34, in the finals of the volleyball tournament to its title, while Renfroe went through the season unbeaten, tied once. to annex the cage championship. Members of the winning volleyball team were: Annie E. Hermann, Nell Rae Sample, Sue Smith, Alberta VVilliams, lean Crook, jerry Arledge and Tinker Jones. Defending champion was Phi Mu. Members of the winning basketball team from Renfroe were Betty Reeves. june Stewart, Linda I.ee. Margie Godwin, Ruby Reeves. NClll2l Ruffin, Carol Pickens, Myra Barnett and Miriam Cockrell. Qnly team which successfully held Renfroe in tow was Phi Mu, which held on for a 22-T22 tie with the champions. Phi Mu had a chance to win it when one of its forwards was presented a gift shot just before the game ended. The for- ward put the shot through and seemingly Phi Mu had a victory, but, no, she stepped over the line in making her shot. RUBY REICYES TINKER BROVVN BETTY li lClCYlCS GLICRRY ARLEDGE LINIJQX LEE JANE RUSSELL JUNE STEXYART SUE SMITH IX DT DQDD ANNIE E. HERBIAXN ALBERT,-X XYILI I XXI? 111A1e10N MC1.1+:N1JoN 10 cc1cH1eAN CA1w1,YN IJICNNY 11c11.1,Y CCJCH RAN 1x1fx1Q'r11A NOLEN MARTHA I,. YOUNG EDITH VAN KICURIQN VIRGINIA LOXYICRY IXIARCIIC S. HARCI.IF'I' PAT PARKER BETTY MIIIICR '11 11111112 1111:1N1 11x1z11'1' 11121311115 '11c1011112 1.111 A1.V121eSc1x H121.1cN COUNTS h111YC12 1aAK1c1a MA RGARICT ROl3ICR'I'SON DOT CLIXRIQ LIICIQRY CCJLIC eng INTRAMURAI. Outstanding' players in the league included: Howard Denny, Lin Davis and Kenneth IAiI'UXY11, of the Veterans: Hudson Ieiaggett and Curtis Iiean. of the 'YII XY. D. Peeples and David Barksdale, of the Lambda Chis: Frank Edniundspn and Graves, of Pi Kappa Phi: jinnny Goodlett and Charles McEachern, of the Pi Kappa AIphas3 and Hugh Chainbliss and Henry NettIes, of the Preachers. PRICACII ICRS' TRAINI- HUGH ClIAMIiI,ISS IZILLY IZ.XKIIiI.IC FRANK IQAIXS DCIS ICIJXYQXIQIDS DON HILL CA I .VI N FC JR RESTIIR vi 14. A. iriian- cslflcmcnz IEUIQSUN bronx MQ'1'Y1uz NEIL SHIiI'IeI.'XIQIJ CHAIQIJCS Mr-ICACIIERN jnxnxw ,fxxialiiwox CH.fXIQI.ICS 'PINNEY CI I.IXIQI.ICS UUYAI. hycnllx IKJSEY TEAMS LAMl31 JfX CHI ALPHA TE lJ1CNV,l'l 'T l+'I,1Q'l 'CHER ICM ICRY 1,6 DVVERY HAROLD COFFEE JIMIXIY XVOODS XV. IJ, PICEPLES 'Y' TEAM- A l R.XNIi ICIDMONDSON l1L'lJlDY ISICST TICIJ SICAXLS -IICRRY MONROE Rf JNXLIJ XYEA'I'II1CRS LOYD MOON CURTIS BEAN Those SICNSATION- Qz1l?Q Iii JYS .Lag VARSITY BASKETBALL lloward's Bulldog basketeers roamed on the informal basis again last season and didn't do so bad for them- selves, winning 10 and losing six in a season sprinkled with upets pro and con to the Bulldogs. l.ed by .-Xttaboy llilly Gamble, the team finished third in the liirmingham Park Board-sponsored City League. completing league play with five wins and two losses. Only league defeats suffered were to the Y. N. ll. A. liluejaekets and the Stoekhani XVhites, both which fin- ished ahead of Howard. 'l'he team proved it could win playing either ultra-eon- servatively or going great guns, a la fast break. l'robably the most important win of the season for the llulldogs was over the state Y. Rl. C. A. champion Stoeldiain Pipers, ISS-S31 after an earlier loss to that team, A159-39. ff- OPP 1333-Northington .. .,.. 32 3'2gNorthington ...... 41 39-Stoekham No. -19 215'-Stockham No. 2 .... - ..., 31 53-Deaf Club. .... . ..... ..,. 3 5 521 lieverly Cafe.. -- 18 18-lleverly Cafe . .- 21 232-f.'Xeipco ....... . .. 31 32-Y. M. H. A. 113 41-Central Park. . 37 110 Central Park... . . 41W-XYillow Xllood . .... '31 Sflfllvillow XVood .... .... G 0 3Sh'S10Clil1Z-1.111 No. 1 .... . . 31 1lHifOneonta All-Stars ..,,. -10 2543-Oneonta All-Stars e e .... 38 ite PLAYERS Billy Gamble and Frank Rains, forwardsg limery Lowery, centerg Mickey Merk and Frank VVadsworth, guardsg was the usual starting lineup for the Bulldogs, who listed Bill fChimpmunkj Patton, David Czachurski, Jack Reid, Joe Daugherty and Karl Crowley as reserves. Lowry was the sole survivor of the lflfl-l team, being joined in the starting lineup by Wfadsworth ex of Auburn and discharged from serviceg Gamble and Rains, from the Preachers' teamg and Merk, from the Veterans' team. Patton the teamys No. one reserve with Howard Colleges 19423 city league champions. Other players of the team had some high school experience. VETERANS TEAM They laughed when the Veterans flopped to the floor. Occasion: first intramural basketball game of the season, in which the Veterans found themselves practically exhausted after less than a quarter of play. That team won't finish the seasonf came a comment from the sidelines. But that team did finish the season, and it settled for nothing less than the intramural championship! The Veterans' Denny, captain of the team, was the tournament's leading scorer with 17 points, and was followed by Hudson llaggett, of the 'YQ who had 38. nmw i,-h 4s,,.,., The Cifltllllfkf F1'0nf1'07t'.' - meowk mi J' J, DAVIS GIBSON HALL Bark rote: KICLLFR ms-w-1 DFNNY stoax X i if as YP O- HIGHLIGHTS MU ALPHA Cl-ll Une of the newest organizations on the campus is Mu Alpha Chi, composed of campus musicians. lt began its year of concerts and chapel programs with a concert given by Hank Beebe, Navy trainee, which all of us who were there shall long remember. Because we con- sider Mu Alpha Chi to be one of the best new organizations on the campus we gave it lst place in our Highlights section. fff'hzit long, long line in front of Causey Gyinnasiuni signifies one thing only . . . registration. Hut, too, it's the place we first spot new students and wonder 'fwhou they :ire and what they are going to do. .- R, , e' -5..w,:.. The open house held for VCtCI'Z1ll.S at Renfroe Hull was one of the first soeizlf events of the year. Many of us were caught giving oohs and mths over the new men ut' Howzlrcl . . . and we haven't heen one hit cfiszlppointecf. ifslfli 'llhc Delta Zctzis are known for h 11 V i 11 g guocl parties and this year has hecn no Cx- caption. Three Phi Klu's who took an active part in Iifglllllllllg Z1 l'hi Blu clinpter at yxllllllfll. One of the hcst plays we have haul was given this year. New talent was cliscnvcrccl and put to work. ,y gin 4 A wywggik K ,L X. YQJ4 N ' As,E,3 'GW' wewww .L fp Q ? v w fy 'za 1 ma x' gm? imma . .EM 3 v ,s N 5 . fa W. 5 . 'six 5 sw 1 ii in The Sweetheart Ban- quet Caine next on the social calendar with a report of Good time had by ull . l,ydzL XV i l s 0 n and Loyd Moon who have lmoth been active in B. S. LY. and Mission work enjoyed the han- quet. Mrs. Mzirtinson took Il gang of students to Montgomery for the Baptist Convention .. some to sing, others to talk. and some to just listen. 01294.13 Before October 725th this is just any Sllll- rlay a f t ern 0011 at Smith Hall. Since this p i C t u r e was made Smith Hall has been sold. And how our hearts ached when we left olcl Duration for R6lll'I'HC. To get i11 the spirit most of us cloiinecl navy garb, soniehocly forgot? and took over the ulcl ship from mess hall to roof. GH TS... The lieztuty Paulcle held at the Alalmiiizi ,llllCU.ll'L' with 21 ban- quet 111'eeeecli11g it, is one 111' the alllllllll events which hrings out 21 large student z1uclie11ee. The lovely ladies O11 the right are a syluhol of the beauty to he fouucl Z1 111 011 g the w 11 111 e ll stuflents at H 11 11' :1 1' cl . Not only beauty. hut l11'ai11s . . each of these girls holds s11111e i11111u1'tz111t positimi 1111 tl1e ez1111- pus. I'iw Pl't'S1'd1'11f, Dwln 11,xR1:slu,xI.1i, MISS BI.XRTII.X LOU Yovxm Z'1'u.x'irlv11f, Miss JORDAN, zmcl DI. M. IJ:-Qxsox INTERFRAT-SGRCDRITY LEADCDUT D 11111111111 Cfll. ,IIH111 I 1' 0 5 1' rl 1' 11! llxvlla 1111 11111111 Girl, BI,xR'1'HA A 1: 1: mm 1. 11: a ou YOUNG. K 411 1' C II x1'1 Ill' DOY XI P1'1'-vid' 1 x11 1 111 mc D 1' . X. , , . ., . 1111 ' 1' Nu .'lIf17 1 1 U11111 f,'1'1'I, l1If'I I'Y M11.1.1i1:. PAUL ST.-xRNI2s, I'1'v.f1'a'011t IJ-i Kapjnz Plzi listens to IJ1'Ull1IL Girl JOYCIC GIUMIN. P r c s i ci 0 u t Bon BIQLL of S'I.ffl71tl N11 with Ii1c'1 1'YsU Roz ICMA N, .S'tvccz'lzm1'f. OW ADVERTISERS Best Wishes and Lots of Success May Your Way IFC. CG, CCAILDIER FURNITURE CO0 3rd Ave. - 18th St. Thfvllgh Life BIRMINGHAM, Be Full of Good News. ALA. the EVERGREEN COURANT .The Home of Fine Furniture Advertising and Commercial Printing EVERGREEN, ALA' Open Evenings by Appointment - 3-0216 Sokol Bros. Furniture Co. 1818 lst Ave., North Phone 3-4-246 Eat With Howard Students At Cttarlies Place 7712 2nd Ave., So. Broadhead Furniture Co. 2015 2nd Ave., No. c'The Home of the Long Man with the Short Pricesi' Headquarters For LANE CEDAR CHESTS JEFFERSON HOME FURNITURE CO. 1808 3rd Ave. A from Alabama Theat Compliments of Brilliant Coal Co. First National Bldg. Birmingham, Alabama Producers of Genuine Brilliant Coal The South's Finest Fuel Lump - Egg - Nut - Stoker A Size for Every Domestic Use ZAE SMITH SIAIIUIYEHY EUMPANY PRINTING - ENGRAVING DRAWING INSTRUMENTS OFFICE FURNITURE VISIBLE RECORDS EVERYTHING USED IN AN OFFICE 2014 First Ave., Birmingham, Ala. MORGAN BROTH ERS DEPARTMENT STORES 7627 First Avenue, North 5525 First Avenue, North Complete Drug Store Service PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS V. C. WOODS W. W. ELLARD DRUGS Mrs. W. W. Ellard, Owner 7607 it AVE., N.-9-212: soon ist Ave., N.-9-1125 8305 lst Avenue, N. 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Lollars Specialists in High Quality Photo Finishing LOCATIONS: 302 North 20th Street 1808 Third Avenue, No. Southern Headquarters For LABORATORY EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES McKesson 81 Robbins, Inc. 1708 1st Avenue, North Birmingham Alabama Co THE DIXIE SYSTEM 'DIXIE Q -ve ltYourseIi SYSTEM 1916 Fifth Ave., N. Phone 3-7181 Rent a Rocola for that Party BIRMINGHAM VENDING CO. 2117 3rd Avenue, North Phone 3-5183 ALL THE LATEST POPULAR RECORDS Phone 9-7721 Notary Public ARLIE A. De ARMAN Printing - Mimeographing - Addressing Typewriting Letter Service 8237 2nd Avenue, South Birmingham Alabama Compliments of Baptist Book Store 517 No. 22nd St. Mrs. T. M. Floyd, Mgr. Phone 3-1535 Use Alabamzfs Best CUKE A. B. C. COKE SMOKELESS FUEL co. Distributors Domestic Grades Phone 4--6533 Compliments of Birmingham Apothecary, lnc. Two Convenient Locations .lohn's Service LLEWELLYN W. JOHNS Johns-Service Funeral Parlors, Inc, Medical Arts Building - Empire Building We Accept Brown-Service Policies Ph0n6 3-9253 Pl'10n6 3-8254 Birmingham Alabama 1806 7th Avenue, Ng, Greenwood Cafe Prop.: Arthur Greenwood 407 North 20th Street Birmingham Alabama McLendon Grocery GROCERIES AND MEATS 8303 1st Avenue, N. Phone 9-1871 Compliments of YEILDING'S A Birmingham Institution Since 1876 Corner 2nd Avenue at 22nd St., No. Birmingham Alabama GOLDEN FLAKE PRODUCTS Always Good-All Ways POTATO CHIPS SALTED PEANUTS PEANUT BUTTER SANDWICHES MIXED NUTS, CANDY, ETC. MAGIC CITY FOOD PRODUCTS CO. I For 60 Years the South's Leading Home Furnishers Haverty Furniture Company 111 No. 19th St. Birmingham THE ALABAMA BAPTIST L. L. GWALTNEY, Editor 32.00 per Year To Ministers 551.50 Special Rates to Churches on the Budget Plan VVrite for Information Information cultivates inspiration and cooperation 614-16 Chamber of Commerce Building Birmingham 3, Ala. 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