University of Alabama - Corolla Yearbook (Tuscaloosa, AL)

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WAR, CoIQ.oLI.A l9l9 YP H Senior Class MARGARET MCCALLA, K A TUSCALOOSA Science She goes to school, she wears pretty clothes, she makes good grades, she lo'.'es to laugh, and she loves-did l hear you say Nlarines? What's the use of living if you have to be good? VIRGINIA LUSK, Z T A GUNTERSVILLE Arls SulTI'nge Club: Y. WV. C. A.: PI-csldcnt Athlotlc Assn:-lntlon '18-'19: Y. W. P. A. Cabinet '17, '18, '19: VlCl'-1'l't!SlllGTIf. Y. NV. C. A. '18-'101 Womun's Connell '18-'19, Cnptaln Basketball 'Funm '17-'ltig Pun-Hellenic Councll '17, '18, '15l: Class Iilstorlnn '18-'1ll. Nve can't imagine Vespers without her at the piano. No matter what may happen we always lind the same generous, lovable, and loyal Gena. When you lool: into those big brown eyes-Chl boy! BESSIE MARTIN, K A THOMASVILLE A rls We feel honored to be the classmates of such an intel- lectual young lady. She is well versed in all the issues and ologys: yet she malces a dandy Uncle Sam. LIDA BELLE MAY FORT PAYNE A rls There's not much of her, but what there is, is of the best. A smile for every one: never an unkind thought, and an excellent Sunday School teacher. Future mis- sionaries please talce note. CLYDE E. MAYHALL HALEYVILLE Lan: The second third of The Army. lVlayhall's first line trenches on the Corporations-Evidence front are usually carried by the Field Marshall, but he always retires in good order, and rests secure in his second line- his chair. ' Page twenty eight

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WAR., CIOIEOLLA 1919 Senior Class WILLIE MAY LATHRAM, Z T A uNlvERslTY Arts Class lltstorlnn '17-'18, Pan-I-Iollenlc Counctl '18-'19. Willie May is fair of face, gentle and kind. Rather an attraction for homesick army officers, don't you think? Now, why did they linger? H. N. LEE BEATRICE Arls A math shark any way you take him. His educational ideals help him out in Doster's classes and help us out very frequently. josIaPI-I WILLAIM JOHN, W A 9 SELMA Law Key-Icu: Svcrctnry 'IS-'lftg Attic: Senior Gm'- mnn Club '17-'18, '18-'19, BlnckfI'lILI's, Cnst Twelfth Ntght g Sophomore Speaker: Black- frtnr I'll'LyCl'S '17-'18, '18-'lflg Inter-FrI1teI'ntt.y Athletic Cnuncll: h'lCC'Pl'0Slll1'lIl Pnn-Hcllcntc Council '18-193 1'I'estdnnt Lzuv Forum '18-'19, l'l'0Slll0Ill DL-butlng Council '18-'19: Class OI'- ntor '18-'lftg CI'lI'l'1S0h-hvlllltl Star! '18-'19: Editor-tn-Uhtef Thu XVaI' Corolla '18-'1!t. What will the University do when the Senator's name is no longer on its register? Clever, dehonaire, and a tireless worker, he goes into things with a dash and abandon that will some day make his nom de guere a reality in Washington, when he has left the turmoll of college politics far behind. JOSEPH Aucusrus LI-za, Q K Z BIRMINGHAM Lan: Class Ytcc--Preshlent: Law Forum '18-'19. Bon vivant and comrade par excellence. That wise look is pure camouflage, he merely has a bowing acquaintance with McKelvey and Company. How could it he other- wise, when a man fills so many business engagements with Johnnie Walker and Company 'neath the soft sheen of the Crescent? ELIZABETH MCLEAN Loccms . WINONA. MISS. , Arts gtlxettc Association: Suffrage Club: Y. W. Loggins couldn't waste such a happy disposition on l. l. 81 C. So she came to us, who reallyappreciate her. Elizaheth is never happier than when she is swim- m '8- dalwlhg. Or talking over the phone . Page twenty-seven

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WAR., ColQo1.l.A l9,I9 Senior Class MALCOMB B. MCDANIEL, Q I' EI ABBEVILLE Arts Phllomnthlc l.ltt-rury Sock-ty '18-'lin Prosldcnt '18-'llig Frm-sllnrnn Speukorg Llc-ut. Inf., U. S. A. Ready to help a feller out in times of trouble, especially when he has to have his Corolla picture taken. That Lieutenancy has not swelled that level head one iota- which is more than you can say for most of them. ROBERT GREENE MESSER BIRMINGHAM Arts Class President, College of Lnw '18-'lftg Alllc: Jasons: Crimson-White '16-'ITL Business Mun- uger nnd Editor '18-'lllg Phllomnthlv, 1'l'i-slnlt-nt 'IN-'lug Bryan Modal 'INQ Bluckfrlnra: Assistant. ln Econunrlc-sg University Four Minute Mun: Dt-hating Count-ll '18-'1!I. Bob was a great friend of Major Ord's, and so much did the'major think of him that he came very near placing our fellow student where he could hnd him at any and all times. He and Butts are responsible for the customary non-appearance of The Weekly Aston- isher. ERWIN J. MCCROSSIN, .S A E BIRMINGHAM Engineering Key-Ion: I'm'nsllc-s: Stewards' Club: Englm-4-r- lng Club: Class Vlce-I'rvsldc-nt '16-'17g Llt-ut. F. A.. U. S. A. f'Pecks seems to have acquired even more nonchalance in the army. He must have come to the conclusion that its a long, long. way to .Northport. or he must be doing hrs traveling during the still starry watches. 'Splain your- self. young feller. HOBART A. MCWHORTER, W 1' A CAYLESVILLE A rts Glee Cluh: Sonlnr G4-rmnn C'luh: .Iusougg Snplm. mort- Speaker: Llc-ut. F. A., U. S. A. Hobart is Gene's side partner in living up to those said Phi Gam ideals. A cracking line fellow and we predict Zgvorld of success for him. Who said Geet? -We i n t. JOE MCCLURE, II K W TROY Science Nice looking fellow, isn't he? Well, he's as nice as he looks, and then some. A line student-C. H. D. Ever see that old familiar quotation? Page twenty-nine