Union University - Lest We Forget Yearbook (Jackson, TN)

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(Ealntfcar 1911. September 11-12, Monday and Tuesday, 9 A. M. — Entrance Ex- aminations and Matriculation. September 13, Wednesday, 9 :30 A. M. — Formal Opening of the Tear. November 30, Thursday — Thanksgiving Holiday. December 22, Friday — Christmas Holidays begin. 1912. January 2, Tuesday — Opening after Holidays. January 12, Friday — Primary Oratorical Contest. January 22-25 — Mid- Year Examinations. January 29, Monday — Opening of Second Semester. February 22. Thursday — Holiday. Washington Anniversary Celebration. March 1, Friday — Contest for the II. L. Winburn Medal. April 5, Friday — Annual Celebration of Calliopean Society. Contest for Rhodes Medal. May 3, Friday — Annual Celebration of Apollonian Society. Contest for Foster Medal. May 13, Monday — Last day for entering Eaton Declamation Contest- May 13, Monday — Last day for presentation of Senior Thesis. May 28-31— Final Examinations. June 1, Saturday, S I ' . M— Contest for Joseph II. Eaton Medal. June 2, Sunday. 11 A. M. — Commencement. Sermon. June 2, Sunday, 8 P. M. — Sermon before J. R. Graves Society. June 3, .Monday. 10 A. M. — Final meeting of J. R. Graves So- ciety. Contest for J. R. Graves Award. June 3. Monday, S P. M. — Inter-Society Contest for A. H. Young Medal. June 4, Tuesday, 8 P. M. — Conservatory Recital. June 4, Tuesday, 9 :30 P. M. — Alumni Dinner. June 5, Wednesday, 10 A. M. — Commencement Exercises. Con- test for Charles II. Strickland Medal. Baccalaureate Ad- dress. Presentation of Diplomas.

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iJmmimriX © OUR fellow-students, alumni, alumnae, and friends, we present this volume of Lest l We Forget, with the earnest hope that it will increase their love and loyalty to Union. Blest be the tie that hinds our hearts in college love. Our task, though difficult and new. has been pleasant. When the Board of Editors first met, there was manifest on the part of each a determination to make this volume the best yet published. We have Labored with this object in view, hut as we read for the last time the matter before us. there is a feeling of fear that we, too, have fallen below our ideal. We are college students and not professional book-makers: so. if you rind any defects herein, be sparine- in your condemnation; if any merit, he unsparing in your commendation. You hold in your hands the fruit of our best efforts. Buy this book; read it; enjoy it (if you can) : preserve it; and patronize its advertisers, whose liberal aid has made possible the publication of this Annual. We believe that no offense will be taken at any article herein contained, but that they will all he received in the spirit id ' pleasantry in which they are meant. If you have been the object of a joke, laugh — that is the purpose of jokes. If your picture is not as good as you think it ought to be. remember that there is a possibility of its being your fault and not the photographer ' s. We gratefully acknowledge the valued help of every one who has contributed anything to this book. Our work is now done, and we silently sink into a signature. BOARD OP EDITORS.

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loarft nf ©ntstrra Officers. 0. C. BARTON President II. W. VIRGIN Vice-President 1. B. TIGRETT Treasurer A. M. ALENANDER Secretary Term of Office Expires 1912. W. G. Inman ,. Nashville J. P. Jarman Nashville J. R. Jarrell Humboldt II. Y. Darnell Dj ' ersburg 0. C. Barton Paris Thos. E. (ilass Jackson J. P. Brownlow Columbia Term of Office Expires 1913. II. P. Hurt Memphis W. I ' . Robertson Jackson i !. IT. Crutcher Jackson Albert R. Dodson Humboldt R. A. Kimbrough Jackson J. C. Edenton Jackson Wm. Holland Jackson Term of Office Expires 1914. H. W. Virgin Jackson W. II. Major Covington J. W. Rosamon Gadsden J. L. White Memphis H. P. Franklin Henderson A. M. Alexander Jackson R. P. Spragins Jaekson Term of Office Expires 1915. Spencer Thorn! M. S. Neely J. A. Crook J. T. Ilernm Isaac B. Tigre C. D. Graves W. M. Wood Brownsville Jackson Jackson Jackson tt Jackson Clarksville Mayfield. Ky. Term of Offi ce Expires 1916. Dr. W. L. Medling G. T. Webb 1). A. Ellis K. M. Inlow .. Nashville W. II. Ryals Paris J. J. Garrett Clarksville W. A. Owen Covington Dyer Memphis Memphis