Spring Hill College - Torch Yearbook (Mobile, AL)

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...nu.-,,,i.,q1m4-.m1... m.., in l924f--T H E s P RIN G HIL 1. 1 A NM1924 ,-,,-H -,, -,, - - - 5. HENRY FENTON LUCKETT ATLANTA, GA. Logis is logic That's all I say. Sodality '20-21-22-23-24. Portier Literary Society '22-23-245 Censor first Semester '23, V. P. K. of C. Club. Treas. Omicron Sigma. President Senior St. John Berchman's Altar Society. Ass't. Cheer Leader '23-24. Auditor Golf Club, '22-23-24. In Bob we find a man, in spite of his five feet seven inches. We find in him an excellent combination of joviality, enthusiasm, sincerity and intellect. He is the only B. C. 'S. graduate of '24, and is one of the youngest in the class. He was born in Atlanta, Ga., August 4, 1903. We feel sure that if Bob goes in for business he will be a big success. He has a very good general education and more than average common sense, which counts much in the business world today. We hope that when Bob has made his first million he will not forget his Alma Mater and his fellow students. No matter if he does not make exactly a million dollars, we know that we can depend on Bob to be a true and devoted Alumnus. GEORGE JOSEPH SABATIER IOTA, LA. He was a scholar and a ripe and good one. Mendel Club, '22-'23-'24g Pres. '23-'24g Treas. '22-'23, Sodality, '18-'19-'20-'21-'22- '23-'24, lst Ass't Prefect '23-'24. Omic1'on'Sigma. K. of C. Club. Storekeeper. 23-245 lst Asst. Prefect '23-24. Omicron Sigma. K. of C. Club. Storekeeper. Springhillian Staff. Boxing Team '20-21. Tony was born in Iota, La., Dec. 10, 1902. Iota is a small town, but other great men were born in small towns. We say that Tony was raised at Spring Hill, for has he not sp-ent six of the most important years of his life here? He is a product of Spring Hill, and Spring Hill claims him. Tony islrfegarded. as one of the old boys and when a new one wanted advice and guidance he was sent to George. He knew the ropes , so to speak. He has associated himself in both literary and athletic pursuits. In both he has done well. Need more be said? ' wgfdwf . ff 2

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A A ,H vii-Qi?TlsEfiif7wTQjiib'g6w'Ffi7i'QfifI.,Elfff ' 'ff ,LJ J -fl! ....-.---.-....-.. 15024-'llllz Sl'RlNl.Hll.l.lAN-19.2-1 ,-,,,-, W- nl, DANIEL JOSEPH CASEY CHATTANOOGA, TENN. He could distinguish and divide, a hair twixt South and South-west side. Portier Literary Society '20-21-22-23-24, Pres. first Semester '24, Omicron Sigma. Pres. K. of C. Club. Sec. Golf Club. Band '20-21-22. Sec. and Treas. Class of '24, Champion Students Golf Tournament '23. Springhillian Staff, '21, '24. Rifle Team '19-'20, Dan was born September 27, 1901, in Chattanooga, Tenn. He came to Spring Hill. from Baylor Military Acad-emy in 1919. From the first year he was here until now Dan has been recognized as one of the leading students of English. He has been associated with the Springhillian and Portier Literary Society during his four years of college. His activities have not been limited to English and other studies, for Dan has been a familiar figure in athletics. He was no shining light, it is true, but it is easy for a star to stick to the game. It is to such men as Dan, that the crfedit for a representative athletic team is due. Dan has not said what profession he intend-s to follow, but we know that he will be successful in whatever he chooses. FELIX LOSSING CIRLOT MOBILE, ALA. He knew what's what and that's as high, as Metaphysic wit can fly. Portier Literary Society '21-22-23-243 Pres. second Semester '24. Storekeeper. Springhillian Staff '22-23-245 Editor-in-Chief '24, Felix was born August 3, 1901, in Mobile, Ala. He came to Spring Hill for a short time six years ago, and in that time made himself famous for his knowledge in general, and Latin in particular. When he returned two years later in his Freshh- man year, he was the same Felix, though more learned. To whom shall we go for information about anything when Felix has gone? Will We not miss his cheerful Quomode tu mi care puer? Who will argue the prohibi- tion question with us? Felix as Editor-in-Chief of the Springhillian has worked hard and is largely responsible for its success. As President of the Portier Literary Society he has held the position best suited for him. - Felix's four years in College have been well spent and will prove useful to him in later life. N l x. :Lff.C7Q6-fsfilir ifx-:9E 3.Trfli4 X. 45 1 cf I

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