University of Alabama - Corolla Yearbook (Tuscaloosa, AL)

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VJAIQ, GQIQQLLA l9l9 Senior Class Joi-IN ALONZA MILLER NANAFALIA Arts Class Baseball '16-'17. , Even if he is quiet, with that studious attitude he ought to be able to put the balls over for Alabama. Where in this round world is his home town? PEARL MooRE, A A A LAUREL, MISS. Arts Class Hlstorlan '16-'17: Y. VV. C. A. Cabinet '18-'ltlg Secretary and Treasurer Suflfrage Asso- clntlnn '18-'ltlg Corolla Board '18-'19: Poet Senlor Class '18-'10. The Dormitory Perpetual Motion Machine. A tireless worker for her Sunbeam Band, and the Good Fairy to the kiddies in Rosedale. Everything from League of Nations to a Freshman s worries is of absorbing inter- est to her. Versatile, energetic, enthusiastic, faithful, sympathetic, 'n everything -more adjectives needed- rush theml CLYDE H. NELSON, E N COLUMBIANA Science Sktlllii film! Club '15-'16, '16-'17, '17-'13, '18-'19g Bnsketlmll '16-'17: Class Basketball '15-'16, '16-'JT5 Scrub Bnselmll '16-'17: Sergeant Company C '18-'1S3 Cuptnln Company C '17-'18. Here he is, take him or leave him. He says the ladies say he is a ladies' man, but as we have never heard them say so, we'll have to let you be the judge. Did you ever hear him sing? J. ROWAN ODEN, Z A E BIRMINGHAM Science Glee Club '17-'18-'19: Skulls: Parnsltcs: Black- frlars. Cust Her I-Iustmnd's VVll'o : Senior Gor- man Club: Secretary Student Government Asso- clatlon '18-'19. Josh is everybody's friend until some one says Cor- olla then he quits. In spite of last year's tragedy, he has two new lies, and goes to the picture show regularly once a month. CHARLES H. OWENS, JR., A T Q HURTSBORO Arts Band '17-'18-'19: S. A. T. C. Buglerg First Lieutenant of band. Who, in the name of sin, wolce the bugler up for reveille? After he did get up, he surely saw to il that no one else remained in the arms of Morpheus. Page thirty

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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

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WAR., CQIQQLLA ISIS ffl Senior Class PAUL M. PENNY, K A BIRMINGHAM Law Llcute-nnnt F. A.. ll. S. A. Another Lieut. who did not get to Tent except in the grand old U. S. A. Penny says the only thing harder than army life is the heart of the jealous Mistress, and he is busily wooing the dame ffrom Spectators' Row, at present. josaPH B. PERRY, Q A 6 BIRMINGHAM Lana Skulls: Purnsltosg SL-nlnr G1-rmnn Club: li. S., A. P. I. Who was the lady who said joe looks like Wallace Reid? Well, we don't like to differ with the fair sex, but-we leave it to you. Another soldier of fortune who sought adventure on the Rhine and found it on the Warrior. EDNA HARDAWAY PICKETT, A A A MONTGOMERY Arts V. W. ti. A. Puhlnvt '17, 'ltlg St-on-tnl'y Pun- ttollonlc voum-tl '17-'1N, l'rr-xldent '18-'lttg Vlcu-l'ruNld1-nt lh-al Ur-uns: Suffrnpsu Club: Ulmm P01-I '16-'ITS Ilollnl' Roll 'IT-'1S. Pickett cannot be beat planning attractive parties and pulling off stunts. She does everything from A grades, to housekeeping and letter sealing for the Dorm. Apply to Edna H. if you need an assist- ant-ask Doster. MAT:-raw B. PRICE MOBILE Lana Law Forum, Secrctnry-Tronaurer '18-'lttg Class Pnct '15-'HL Here, ladies and gents. we present Hon. Mat B., orna- ment of the front row, gentleman of parts, and Cheroot King. Now, Mr. Price, what do you mean by all that? Matt's recitations remind us of Kickero's To a Goldhshf' or john Wallace on Humming Birds. or something. BEATRICE PRIDDY SULLICI-INT Science 1 Athens college is kind to send us so good a student as Beatrice. A careless habit of borrowing, a fondness for the gentlemen, and a room-mate of Maudine. Page thirty-one