University of Alabama - Corolla Yearbook (Tuscaloosa, AL)

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ours Postgraduate Class James J. ASHTON .......... . Birmingham Mining Engineering 6 T, T II E 4 Vvinner McGraw I-llll Book Company Prize, 1924: Mlnlng and Metallurgical Society: Junior Associate Member A. I. M. M. E.: Honor Roll, '22, '23, Jimmie has spent this year resoarchlng and making valuable additions to the science of mining. Ile will assuredly he a valuuhle asset to whatever company he chooses to work for. A golfer who will discuss other subjects. CLAYTON S. BRANSCOMB . . . . . . . . . Union Springs Chemiml Engineering Wi 1' 2 E . J Q-MQ . K f 5155 Alabama Power 'Company Fellowship for Chemie-al Re- search: RS. ln Chemical Enginccrlngg M.S. in Chemical Engineering. . A tranqulllzlng hit ol' sunshine whlvh has a depth effective of result without holng grave. For him Birmingham has one cardinal work. and that's a nxlss. . MALINE BURNS . .... . Birmingham Science ll' li K, K A ll Y. W. C. A.: xV0l1lll.ll'S Council, '15-'1G. Refinement, culture, and sweetness arc typical of Miss Burns. Her whole personality breathes quiet strength and calm, HUGH A. Fowmzk . . . . . . Bessemer Science Shrine: Knights Templar: Mason: I. O. 0. F. ' XVIth o. normal college education as his possession, this gentleman came to us to Dursue his studies further. Already he has drawn attention, and each new movc is anticipated with eagerness. C. RICHARD I-Iokweman, A K TI . . . . Cleveland, Ohio Engineering A mining expert, and a man of whom Ohio may well be proud. The State has produced many grc-at mean, and now it has produced another. An unusual combination-musician und engineer. Kasrnwaox HAku'rAko . . . . . . .Tokyo, Japan Commerce Of a quiet and rotlrlng disposition, he has the appearance of seeing all and knowing all.

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jim Ivnv Vice-President Graduate Class f OFFICERS REGINALD THOMAS President SHEFFus1.D OWEN Forensic Council SARA MAUD TAYLOR Poet GUIDON BAIRD Prophet 29 STANLEY DETI.IE Seoretary and Treasurer

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X . I5 .,.:ONs Postgraduate Class ffl. rg' GEORGE VERNON IRONS . . . . Tuscaloosa 51 . roi !Irl.v -1- B K, K A 11, 2 fr fgfgf' A.B. U. of A.: Cro:-us-Country und Truck, '21-'24, Cnptaln ' Trnvk and tfiroz-vs-Countl'y, '22-'23g A Cluhg Honor Roll, '21, '22, '23, '24: Junlor Fnrvulty, '21, '25, Fellow ln HIS- ' tory, '24, '25: Jasons: Quudrmlgleg Corolla Board, '24, '25, - 35,-, XVe're very glad to have hurl our noted knight ol' the Cinder path fm- mu-k with ur-1 for another ycztr. A scholar und athlete we are proud to cull our own. fa, 4' ij! JAMES Hous'roN IvEv, fl' 1' A . . . Talladega ' Art: , s , I Mnny friends hnve hor-n nmrlo by this nmn mnonxr mon from Dnvlmlsnn. An :xrrlvnt student of Emgllz-uh, and for thls ra-nson, und lnnumerahlo othors, he is u. known favorite ol' Dr. Burnwell. ' . 1.. ' EDWIN H. MOORE, K E .... .Birmingham 9 ' fl rt: Glue Cluhg Business Staff IULUIIIICI'-Jlll1llTl0l'. Ed r-onxr-E to us nfter four years :tt Xvstko Forest. l'1urlnp: hls .J ya-nr here hr- has nmdo runny frlends. llc ls one of Uncle Tom's f, favorite songstors. zz' INV, ,- ' gf-T li -fi 'lirji .-21 hlniii-15Q1.5'.5fi flat, --J.J.-,u.v::.? M , W ,XS f' 1 . 2 4- MlNNxE K. PEARsoN . . . . . Laurel, Miss. Arts 1l'BK,X A fb, K A H Chl 1'N lt1l Phi: Knmm Deltn Pl: llylmtlng Follow ln Enprllrllll uonor non, '21, '22, '23, '24. And hm-re's nnother 1-use of still wntvrs run elven. You know this W l 1 V ,.l , ' 1 . ' from your flrx-It nnrl your lust ll!llll'0h5l0Y'H4 of Mlnnle Kng. Slnc,-1.1 tb, 'VJ l'm-ee und lnu-lllgt-nee are clearly written on In-r fuel-. ' 1 .k' E. F. RANDALL . .... . . Marion Junction , 1 N Commcrcc I I , Comuxr-rl-c Cluhg Masonic' Club, Advertising Clulr. .b Ono of the host Alnlmmn has won from Auburn. Thoroughly con- W - seluntlous and ch-pemlzthle. , V ERNEST L. Run, E A E . . . . . Ansonia, Ohio flrls V XVQ welcome this splendid nrlrlltlon from the Buckeye Stnto-n wise, farsot-inn, und precise student. in, ,