University of Alabama - Corolla Yearbook (Tuscaloosa, AL)

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WAR, COIQOLLA l9I9 Senior Class WILLIAM P. ROSSITER BIRMINGHAM Arts Phllomnthlcg Llteresque: Fellow In History De- partment: Honor ROI! '17-'1S. jumped on law for a crip, which all goes to prove that the Mistress is villaneously slandered sometimes. Bill is a foundation stone of the Philomathic. CHARLES LEE ROWE ELBA Science You had best keep on the good side of the Colonel for he exercises a potent influence over Burleson's Product, as he succeeded to the Nlajofs job. Which, by the way, he handles with all the lVlajor's dignity and aplomb. JOHN H .REYNOLDS TUSKECEE Lclv The third third of the Army. Told the Dean that the New Hebrides were in Scotland and proved itl What is all this. we hear about Rat Reynolds? lf it wasn't for that gol darned whistle, I cud sleep tol- erable well from nine to twelve. WILLIS CALHOUN ROYALL A X A MONTGOMERY Arts Crimson-NVhite Board: Philonmthlcg Pan-Hob lonlc Council: Honor Roll '15-'16, One of the few boys in school who cheerfully used up a good CU car on his fraternity brothers. However, the fair damsels are frequent guests, as the relic still mean- ders up and down Univer:ity Avenue. LUNEY VARNON RAGSDALE, Q I' A BESSEMER A.B., U. of A. 'l7. . You know he is a Fiji when you look at him-grape juicel Now you know as much about him as we do, except we understand the Dom is wild about his looks. Page lhlrly llvo

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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

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WAR, C1olQ.o1.l.A 1919 I J Senior Class ', N X gf: ,: - ' X-QQ , .. 'O ' - iv. L 5' 1 ,- riff: r' f 'J -, . :sg JOHN M. SHERER , r 3, I ' - v. , f TUSCALOOSA 5 3, I Engineering W 'X 'x A An engineering shark, so we understand. Whether it's V,-R steam boilers, steam engines, or just plain hot air, we don't knowg call him up and find out for yourself. X 1 AU X V , . X A f I f BOWEN W. SIMMONS ENTERPRISE Lan, 3 6' Yes, he grew, but not on a tree. A veteran of both the Army and last year's class. Possibly that is the reason why he wears that inscrulable demeanor when he is try- ing to connect with the Dean's passes. Vain hope, B. W., 'tis not for mortal man. HENRY BELT SLAUGHTER TUSCALOOSA Arts Shnckleford Literary Society tProst4lont1: Sz-nlor German Club, Education Clubp' S. A. T. C. Brother of the two sisters. He is not so vicious as some of his ancestors must have been to gain such a name. Quiet and conservative, but amiable when the ice is once broken. A. G. SCARBOROUGH, Q I' A TUSCALOOSA Arts Arch: Gln-c Club '16-'17, '17-'18, '18-'lflg Rlaclt- frlars '17-'18, '18-'ltlg Phllumnthlc '15-'lflg Class Baskr-tbalt '15-'16, '16-'17, '18-'ltlz Business Mnnagt-r Y. M. C. A. Handbook: Y. M. C. A. Cabinet. '16-'17, Pan-HL-llcnlc Couric-tl '16-'17, '17-'18, '18-'lttp Strlnx: Rand: Freshman Speaker: Simply Ottlcer. Rank, Flrst Lieuten- nntg Corolla Board: Lltcrusquc '16-'17, Skip is an artist when it comes to giving script dances but they are not always a success, especially the night he tried to bring the customers down in his car. Watch Skip. he will get the best of you. Has't the papers? EARL SANDERS, I7 K fb TROY Arts Yes, he corrects Biddy in Economics classes and gets by with it, too. It all goes to show that some people have a balance in their favor as soon as they Sign up for a course. . Page thirty-three Ik 9 ,.f- -QC