University of North Alabama - Diorama Yearbook (Florence, AL)

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! . UN t or Jepp JEPPIE S. BRAXYAX KENNEDY, ALA. I ' ll sneak in a monstrous small voice. Jeppie, Edgar ' s brother, has the responsibility of bearing the shining light of his class upon his shoulders. This, although he is one of the smartest in his class, does not affect his good disposition; and his popularity caused him to be elected President of the Red-Headed Club. He intends to be a Doc, and we hope he may settle where we are the undertaker. DIALECTICAL Bill WILLIE MAE LEATHERWOOD FLORENCE, ALA. Then she will talk, My stars, how she will talk. Willie Mae is popular with her classmates. Nobody can for- get her presence, and in her tongue is found the nearest thing to perpetual motion that has yet been discovered by the scientists. She had decided views on physics last year, and is not known but that she will go into scientific research. Miss Miller EVELYN MILLER FLORENCE, ALA. ' Woman is the lesser man. ' The honor girl of the class! Won the U. 1 . C. Medal, and makes A in eveiything. She is a strong Hull Moose, and thinks it strange that all do not see that Roosevelt is the man. Has all the qualities to make a leading suffragette in the com- ing years. BROWNING MAGGIE CARNATHAN BUTLER, ALA. Miss Carnation, Carrie Nation In helping others she took swift command. Her brain was keen and kindly was her hand. She has only been at the State Normal for a year, but has proved a worthy member of our happy band. She bones all the time, but is ever willing and glad to lend a helping hand. BROWNING

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Blanche BLANCHE EVANS FLORENCE, ALA. Of disposition gentle and fair. Blanche lets people find what she knows without talking much. She is good in English, and it is not possible to say whether she will write novels or make chemistry experiments. BROWNING ELIZABETH LOWMAN SHEFFIELD, ALA. Liz Who will remember the skies are gray If she carries a happy heart all day? Elizabeth comes from the Judson, and has all the qualities to become a great teacher. During the first term she learned to be an expert in dodging Miss Burt, but later became her very shadow. Has been greatly interested in chapel exercises, and held the position of conductor for the clas in clapping, under the direction of Prof. Wood ' s smile. Joe JOSIAH BETHEA GAME, JR. FLORENCE, ALA. I would not be king. Enough of woe it is to love. Joe has been to school in almost every village, town or city in the U. S., but it looks as though one of the Florence girls has stopped his roving. lie starred this year in football, but had the misfortune of getting injured. He has a talent for fooling with the janitor ' s call bell, and future time may see him an employee of a great electric company as fireman on a street car. DIALECTICAL MATTIE AVERY SHEFFIELO, ALA. Mattie Know smiles; When s laugh. smile and the world smiles with you. n all over College for her bright disposition and merry even when teased she takes it in the same old way. he leaves, the walls will miss the echo of her happy BROWNING

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Kat KATHLEEN VAUGHN FLORENCE, ALA. ' Love goes toward Love, as schoolboys from their books; But Love from Love, toward school with heavy looks. Kat is known for her love of mirth and sunny disposition. Some have suggested her as the queen of all mischief makers. She has great tact in controlling the pupils of the model school, and would make a great teacher if her mind did not seem to run in other channels. BROWNING ' Dowdy FLOYD DOWDY FLORENCE, ALA. -Being season ' d with a gracious voice, Your dainty speakers have the curse, To make their opponents look the worse. Dowdy has that quality of character that makes great men, that of stickability. He is a good worker and especially shines in teachers ' meetings. He likes fun, and his chief delight is making motions in society. If he escapes being a preacher, we predict you will hear from him as a stump speaker for stock law. DIALECTICAL GARLAND SMITH COVINj ALA. Daddy And next he smiled the love of wedded souls. This is one of the members of our illustrious class that has heard and answered Hymen ' s call. Nevertheless, his home du- ties have allowed him to take a lively interest in college life. He holds with dignity the office of President of the class, and has manfully shouldered the trials of the class. President of V. M. C. A. ; President of the Senior Class. DIALECTICAL ROBERT COBB CHEROKEE, ALA. Ty Cobb A lion among ladies is a dangerous thing. Behold in Cobb our dignified, hard-working editor! Neverthe- less when the umpire says, Play ball, he steps from his pedestal. He has made a record for himself, a record almost equal to that of the famous Ty. He is decidedly the Beau Brummel of the class, and has caused many hearts to palpitate and eyes to dilate. Varsity baseball, 4 years; varsity football, 3 years; manager baseball in 1912; manager football in 1912; captain baseball 19 13. LAFAYETTE