University of Montevallo - Montage Technala Yearbook (Montevallo, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 228 of the 1929 volume:

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A cr ' â– MM : ' Sm0J JOSEPHINE WATSON Editor HELEN MAHLER Business Manager B?S8H| IJQ f Wr f m W ym lyiiitf Che Oechnala, 1929 A YEAR BOOK PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENTS OF ALABAMA COLLEGE (set) MONTEVALLO, ALABAMA HOREWORD ' I ' HIS book is a record of today but as we turn these pages, let us pause a moment and think of that marvelous period of civiliza- tion fostered by the ancient Greeks. â–  9 To earn? mankind this was indeed a Golden Age, for the}) gav e to the world the first real Democracy and a government under wnich fine arts and the spirit of learning vJas cherished. r s c s r s It is altogether fitting that we, in later ages, should render such tribute to the folk-lore tales of their heroes from which they re- ceived their inspiration, and equally fitting that some of these stories should be chosen as the theme for this volume of the Technala. ' fits. ■£■- -« V ' â– - ' ' ' QONTENTS TALE ONE THE GOLDEN AGE TALE TWO THE GOLDEN BRIDLE TALE THREE THE GOLDEN TEMPLE TALE FOUR THREE GOLDEN APPLES TALE FIVE THE GOLDEN TOUCH ' ' i— 1 u Dedication b TO Mrs. Mary E. Harris HOUSE DIRECTOR OECAUSE of Ker efforts and influence in making our college Kome Kappier and more wKolesome; because of Ker graciousness of Keart and cKarit)) of mind; and because of Ker living example of tKe noblest ideals of womanhood, we do dedicate tKis volume of tKe TecKnala in love and sincere respect. â–  PANDORA OPENS THE CHEST •., ' â– :- - ' IS The Golden Age % The Ancient Greeks of long ago Sang praises of the Golden Age, When men lived free from war and woe With innocence for heritage. There was a chest, the poet writes. Wherein the gods had hid from view A swarm of black and evil Sprites, And what must poor Pandora do, Who curious, unsatisfied, But turn the key and click the lock And fling the heavy lid hack wide; And startled at the hideous flock Of sins and errors, and disease To try the souls of mortal men. Then only Hope was left for these To turn them to their gods again And mind tliem of the golden days When all their steps went peaceful ways. This is our Golden Age, our lime Of splendid youth. Now dawns a day When We must leave this happy clime And face the world Pandora ' s way. With Hope to be our guiding Star, Let Memory be green, and yet — Be with our footsteps near and far And only death make us forget. fS8B fcS v i . ' . ,--::â– .. â–  -4— k ' ' JK %4 I mKK U ., iJBBCMW â– MMMMM Dr. O. C. Carmichael Our President An Appreciation 5T E desire to express in this small way our appreciation of the valuable and unselfish ser- vice of Mrs. Susie Heatfield to Alabama College. For many years she served in the capacity of Matron and retired only this year. As an officer of the insti- tution and by her personal interest in the faculty and students, she •won our love, and we applaud her contribution. 32ft Officers of Administration Alabama College O. C. Carmichael President T. H. Napier Dean E. H. Wills Registrar and Business Manager Patience Hacgard Dean of Women 11. W. James Director of School of Education C. K. Richmond Director School of Music Wii.lena A. Peck Physician Fanny Taber Librarian Trustees of Alabama College John T. Cochrane First District James B. Ellis Fourth District .... Alto V. Lee Seventh District Mrs. W. B. Peebles Tenth District Mrs. Brevard Jones Second District W. D. Graves Fifth District Mobile, Selma, Gadsden, Aliceville, Montgomery, Alexander City, J. E. Dei.oney Eighth District Tuscumbia, William H. Tayloe State at Large Uniontown, Mrs. A. Y. Malone Third District Dothan, J. D. McQueen Sixth District Tuscaloosa, Fred Fite Ninth District Birmingham, L. Sevier State at Large Birmingham, C. L. Meronev Secretary Montevallo, E. S. Lyman Treasurer Montevallo, John R. Pill Land Agent Birmingham, Ala. Ala. Ala. Ala. Ala. Ala. Ala. Ala. Ala. Ala. Ala. Ala. Ala. Ala. Ala. His Excellency, Bibb Graves, Governor of Alabama President, Ex-Officio R. E. Tidwell, State Superintendent of Education Ex-Ojficio Heads of Departments Alabama College Agriculture and Biology Mr. C. G. Sharp Art Miss Minna Beck Cliemislry and Physics Mr. W. J. Kennerly Education Dr. H. W. James English Dr. A. W. Vauchan History Dr. Hallie Farmer Home Economics Miss Ivol Spafford Latin Miss Patience Hagcard Mathematics Dr. Ward H. Taylor Modern Languages Mr. J. S. Ward Music Mr. C. B. Richmond Physical Education . Miss Ruth Andrews Psychology . Dr. T. H. Napier Religious Education Mr. P. H. Carmichael Secretarial Miss Lelah Brownfield Sociology Miss Myrtle Brooke Speech Miss Ellen Gould 13 Faculty Art Miss Athalene Bristol Miss Mary E. MacMillan Miss Mayo Rees Biology Miss Helex Blackistox Miss Dora Garrett Chemistry and Physics Miss Grace Beckham Miss Mary G. Decker Education Mr. A. C. Anderson Miss Olivia Lawson Mr. Watson Selvage Dr. Blanche Weekes English Dr. Leah Dexis Miss Eva Olivia Golsox Miss Virginia Newtox Miss Dorothy Garreit Miss Vivian Moxk Dr. N. H. Trumbaier History Miss Grace Givix Miss Lorraine Peter Miss Mary E. McWilliams Miss Eva Swantner Home Economics Miss Josephine Eddy Miss Rachel Rodgers Miss Mattie L. Smith Miss Anna Fitzgibbox Miss Axxie E. Sale Mrs. Marie P. Rixgle Miss Corabel Weimer Miss Elizabeth Wiley â–  ' 4 Faculty Mathematics Miss Minnie B. Knipp Modern Languages Miss Melba Griffin Miss Lorraine Pierson Miss Elizabeth Stockton Music Mr. Guy C. Allen Miss Helen Bovkin Mrs. Guy L. Chamberlin Miss Adelaide Fish Miss Polly Gibbs Miss Augusta Hardin Miss Lucie Landen Miss Mary Middleton Miss Ixa L. Strom Miss Elizabeth Young Physical Education Miss Elizabeth Britton Mrs. Miles Hardy Miss Edythe Saylor Dr. Marie Means Psychology Miss Katherine Vickery Secretarial Mrs. Luella Grissom Sociology Dr. John R. Steelman Miss Olive Stone Speech Miss Ellen Haven Gould Miss Helen Osband L 15 â–  â– MwmnagMnaiMMHniKMaatMHWMnMBaBMi â– MMi ; m 1 JC Golden Youth Oh happy Youth! What blessed memories Are treasured on these pages When Hope shines clear, and there is no fear That belongs to later ages. Oh Golden Age! Whose priceless gift Is happiness so rare When free from strife, and the cares of life, Oh happy Youth ! Beware ! iCVrite; â–  -.-.â–  . ' â– â– â–  ' â– â– Vv.;-.:-.-- : v£%VY:. : : â–  .â– â–  nram . c «mnmmtmeusatam saaaKHaia m HamamitMmBaaums ta)enmsmmaa 3iaasatBa UHHHHK ' , ' d fiBME Tale Two: The Golden Bridle PROLOGUE RINGING letters, supposedly of praise, Bel- lerophon is the unconscious bearer of his own doom, for King Iobates is actually told to put the gallant young man to death. Puzzled and not knowing what to do, King Iobates finally conceives a happy solution by proposing to the young hero that he should slay the Chimaera, then laying waste his kingdom. This monster was part lion, part goat and part dragon, breathing fire and smoke. Bellerophon accepts, but is advised by a soothsayer to procure, if possible, the winged horse, Pe- gasus, who dwelt on Mount Helican when not soaring in the sky. Seeking aid of Minerva, goddess of wisdom, Bellero- phon is given a golden bridle while asleep, and after a long search, finds Pegasus, and with the aid of the bridle, becomes his master. The Chimaera is then destroyed, not without danger, and other dangerous missions are solved, and like many other heroes, Bellerophon is rewarded with the royal princess as his bride, and is appointed successor to the throne. =J â–  EELLEROPHON SLAYS THE CHIMAERA The Golden Bridle Bellerophon enlisting aid of the wise goddess Minerva Is given a golden bridle and with it power (un- heard of) To tame winged Pegasus upon whose bad? The hero Flew in triumph to destroy a fearful monster, The Chimaera. ' Tis a pretty tale containing a moral, Always true That they who would great trials meet, or sub- due, Musi acquire the golden bridle of Knowledge and Power, And by such aid, great deeds attain, even At this hour. ' â–¡ Minerva Redressed Since Tve see from the myth that Minerva ' s Greatest call in her life Teas to serve us; Since she found that the thought of learning Would mean a grace that she -would he earning, She plunged up to her nec — (Feminine) Copying the other sex — (Masculine) Wisdom and education — what a jam! And all for a woman Senior Class Officers GARTRBLL McCurry President Lucy Martin - . ... Vice-President Katy ' leene Stovall . Secretary Virginia Hood Treasurer Honor Board Representatives Mary Martin Dorothy Baughman Mary Dell McCain Louise Griffin Athletic Board Representative Charlotte Claybrook 29 Senior Class Cortense Adams, A.B. CHOROKEE, ALABAMA Dramatic Club, ' 28, ' 29; May Day Representative, ' 27. Frances Apperson, A.B. JONES, ALABAMA Scribblers Club, ' 28, Treasurer Scribblers, ' 29; English Club, Alcie Barnette, A.B. 1ST FITZ PATRICK, ALABAMA Senior Class Louneal Barrow, B.S. LANETT, ALABAMA Home Economics Club, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28 ; Honor Roll, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28. Dorothy Baughman, A.B. x a 2 MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA Senate, ' 26, ' 27; Hall Chairman, ' 26, ' 27; Historian for Castalian Club, ' 26, ' 27; Class Baseball, ' 28; Business Manager Technala, ' 27, ' 28; Executive Board, ' 28, ' 29; League of Women Voters, ' 28. ' 29. LUELLA BRUMMEL, B.M. ANNISTON, ALABAMA Senior Class Mary Lucy Burkett, B.S. DOTHAN, ALABAMA Representative B. S. U. Council, ' 26, ' 27, Third Vice-President B. S. U. Council, ' 27, ' 28; Member Life Saving Corps, ' 28; Class Basketball, ' 27; Class Hockey Team, ' 27. Pearl Burleson, B.S. QUIN, ALABAMA Elizabeth Bryant, A.B. ENSLEY, ALABAMA President Athletic Association, ' 29; President ' s Council; Math Club; A. C. Club; Class Play, ' 28; Hockey Team, ' 28; Class Basketball Team, ' 28; Class Volley Ball Team, ' 28; Class Secretary, ' 28. Senior CI ass Lorraine Carmichael, A.B. NEWTON, ALABAMA Dramatic Club, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28, ' 29. Norma Chandler, B.S. DECATUR, ALABAMA Secretary-Treasurer of Home Economics Club, ' 27 ; Member of Senate, ' 28, ' 29. Susan Chappell, A.B. 1 2 T UNION SPRINGS, ALABAMA Math Club, ' 27; Senate, ' 28, ' 29; Class Baseball, ' 28; Honor Roll, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28 Senior Class Class Basketbal Antoinette Christian, A.B. I 2 T COLUMBIANA, ALABAMA Glee Club, ' 28, ' 29. Charlotte Claybrooke, B.S. SCOTTSBORO, ALABAMA 26, ' 27, ' 28; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, ' 28; Art Club, ' 26; Athletic Board, ' 28. Estelle Clemons, B.S. ALLIANCE, ALABAMA Senior CI ass Nettie Coleman, A.B. L1NEVILLE, ALABAMA Math Club, ' 27, ' 28, ' 29; B. S. U. Council, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28, ' 29; Senate, ' 27, ' 28, ' 29; Honor Roll, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28. Josephine Cook, B.S. BUTLER, ALABAMA Class Basketball, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28; Class Hockey Team, ' 27; Member Senate, Summer, ' 28; Honor Board Representative, Summer, ' 28. Elizabeth Cox, B.S. MONTEVALLO, ALABAMA Volley Ball, ' 28; Social Service Club, ' 28, ' 29. Senior Class Rosalie Crelly, B.S. z n a BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA Juliette Davis, A.B. CENTER, ALABAMA Hilah Dennis, B.S. GRAND BAY, ALABAMA Vice-President Art Club, ' 27; Art Editor of Annual, ' 28, ' 29; Publicity Chairman Athletic Board, ' 29; Class Hockey Team, ' 28; Publicity Chairman of Junior Class, ' 2S; ' Honor Roll, ' 26, ' 28. Senior Class Gertrude Denton, B.S. NEW CASTLE, ALABAMA Class Basketball, ' 25, ' 26; Hockey Class Team, ' 26. Virginia Driskill, A.B. HALFYVILLE, ALABAMA Math Club, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28; Senate, ' 27. Miriam Edmonds, B.M. ENTERPRISE, ALABAMA Music Club, ' 28, ' 29; Glee Club, ' 28. Senior CI ass Willie Eich, A.B. FORT DAVIS, ALABAMA President Math Club, ' 27, ' 28; President Council, ' 27, ' 28; Junior Basketball Team, ' 27, ' 28; Senior Basketball, ' 28; Junior Hockey Team, ' 27, ' 28; Class Cheer Leader, ' 29. Elizabeth Ellis, A.B. 1ST MARVEL, ALABAMA Glee Club, 26, ' 27; Treasurer Tutwiler Club, ' 26; Secretary Athletic Board, ' 28; Vice- President Tutvviler Club, ' 27, President Tutwiler Club, ' 28. Gladys Elrod, B.S. BAILEYTON, ALABAMA Glee Club, ' 25, ' 26; Home Economics Club, ' 25. ' 26, ' 28, ' 29; League of Women Voters, ' 26, ' 27. Senior Cl ass Lizzie H. Erwin, A.B. FORT PAYNE, ALABAMA Social Service Club, ' 28, ' 29 ; Junior League of Women Voters, ' 28, ' 29 ; Honor Roll, ' 27 ; Secretary Social Service Club, ' 28, ' 29. Viola Foster, A.B. ROANOKE, ALABAMA National Council of Primary Education, ' 28, ' 29. Ethel Fuller, B.S. SPROTT, ALABAMA Home Economics Club, ' 25 ; Honor Roll, ' 28 ; Social Service Club, ' 28. Senior Class Mary Frances Gay, B.S. K 2 â– $ GENEVA, ALABAMA Class Basketball, ' 26, ' 27; Class Hockey Team, ' 26; Secretary-Treasurer Kappa Sigma Phi, ' 25, ' 26, President Kappa Sigma Phi, ' 26, ' 27; President ' s Council, ' 26, ' 27. Iola Gerald, A.B. THORSBY, ALABAMA Lauryn Godbold, B.A. Honor Roll, ' 2s, ' 26, ' 28; Alabama Players, ' 25, 26, ' 28; Road Play, ' 26; Business Manager Alabama Players, ' 28; Scribblers Club, ' 27, ' 28; Vice-President Scribblers, ' 28; Feature Editor Alabamian, ' 28; Junior Play Cast, ' 28; Senate, Summer School, ' 28. Senior Class Mary Catherine Granade, A.B. CHATOM, ALABAMA Honor Roll, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28, ' 29; Senate, ' 27, ' 28, ' 29; Math Club, ' 27, ' 28, ' 29; Tennis Councillor, ' 27, ' 28; Life Savers, ' 27, ' 29; Class Basketball, ' 27, ' 28, ' 29; Junior Play Cast, ' 28; Alabama Players, ' 28, ' 29; President Math Club, ' 28, ' 29; Alabama Staff. ' 28, ' 29 ; President ' s Council, ' 28, ' 29. Sarah Louise Griffin, A.B. MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE Math Club, ' 27, ' 28, ' 29; Music Club, ' 28, ' 29; Student Senate, ' 28; Executive Board, ' 29 ; Honor Roll, ' 28. Vernie Guest, B.S. QROSSVILLE, ALABAMA Senior Class Marie Ham, B.S. ELBA, ALABAMA Willard Josephine Hillman, B.S. Class Hockey, ' 28; Class Volley Ball, ' 28, ' 29. Flora Hinton, A.B. PRATTVILLE, ALABAMA Basketball, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28, ' 29; Hockey, ' 28, ' 29; Track, ' 27, ' 28, ' 29; Baseball, ' 2S; Forensic Club, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28, ' 29; Secretary-Treasurer Forensic Club, 27, ' 28; Dramatic Club, ' 29. - Senior CI ass Helen Darwin Hixon, B.S. CALLION, ALABAMA Music Club, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28, ' 29; Senate, ' 27, ' 28, ' 29; President Music Club, ' 27, ' 29; Orchestra, ' 28, ' 29 ; President ' s Council, ' 27, ' 28 ; Second Honor Roll, ' 25, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28 ; Life Saving, ' 27, ' 28; Examiners, ' 28, ' 29. Frances Virginia Hood, A.B. LAFEYETTE, ALABAMA Class Basketball, ' 27, 28, ' 29; Class Hockey, ' 28; Athletic Board, ' 29;. A. C. Club, ' 29; Class Treasurer, ' 29; Social Service Club, ' 29; Basketball Councillor, ' 29. Elizabeth Huffstutler, B.S. a n fi BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA Class Basketball, ' 28; Secretary Alpha Pi Omega, ' 27, ' 28, ' 29; Senate, ' 28, ' 29; Honor Roll, ' 28. Senior Class Henen L. Jones, B.S. KEENER, ALABAMA Martha Kathryn Keel, A.B. FITZPATRICK, ALABAMA Livingston Normal; Vice-President, ' 26; Honor Roll, ' 25, ' 26; Alabama College; Honor Roll, Summer, ' 27, ' 28; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, Summer, ' 27, ' 28; Alabama College Orchestra, ' 28. Daisy Fai Killian, B.M. I 2 T BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA Glee Club, ' 26, ' 27; Secretary Calkins Music Club, ' 27; Secretary Tutwiler Club, ' 28; Athletic Board, ' 28; Senate, ' 28, ' 29; President Calkins Music Club, ' 29; Life Saving Corp; Hockey Class Team, ' 27, ' 28; President Council, ' 29; A. C. Club, ' 29; Winner Event Swimming Meet, ' 27, ' 28; Spry Scholarship, ' 28. ' , Senior CI ass -s- Helen Katherine Kumli, A.B. K 2 BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA Math Club, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28, ' 29; Reporter Kappa Sigma Phi, ' 27; Treasurer Kappa Sigma Phi, ' 28; Honor Board Summer, ' 28; Scribblers, ' 28; English Club, ' 27, ' 28. Eloise Frost Lee, A.B. a rr a CADSDEN, ALABAMA Honor Roll, ' 25, ' 26, ' 27; Executive Board, ' 25; Secretary of Student Government Asso- ciation, ' 26, Vice-President of Student Government Association, ' 27; President of Student Senate, ' 28; Delegate to International Students ' Conference, ' 26; Delegate to I. A. S. G. at Randolph-Macon, ' 28; Math Club, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28; Art Club, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28; Alabamian Reporter, ' 26; Class Volley Ball, 27; Vice-President of Alpha Pi Omega, ' 26; President of Meth. Student Association, ' 27; Alabama Players, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28; The Brat Cast, ' 27, Entre Madame Cast, ' 28; President Council, ' 28; Gold Toast, ' 28. Ruth Lowe, B.S. CENTER, ALABAMA ?a fX fc Alice G. Lowery, A.B. a n o GADSDEN, ALABAMA Secretary of Class, ' 26; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, ' 27; Vice-President Junior Class; Presi- dent of Dramatic Club, ' 28, Dramatic Club, ' 27, ' 28, ' 29; Freshman Lord in Mav Day; College Night Leader, ' 28; Technala Staff, ' 28; Volley Ball, ' 28; President Y. W. C. A., ' 29. Mabelle Bickerstaff McAndrew, A.B. A 2 UNION SPRINGS, ALABAMA Junior Volley Ball, ' 27, ' 28. Mary Dell McCain, B.S. LINEVILLE, ALABAMA Honor Roll, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28 ; Student Senate, ' 27, ' 28 ; Honor Board, ' 28, ' 29. Senior CI ass Mary McConaughy, B.M. X A 2 MONTEVALLO, ALABAMA President Calkins Music Club, ' 27; Student Senate, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28, ' 29; Secretary Student Senate, ' 28; Vice-President Senate, ' 29; President Senate, Summer, ' 28; Concert Master of Alabama College Orchestra, ' 29; Treasurer Calkins, Music, ' 27; Honor Roll, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28. Mary Gartrell McCurry, B.S. ENSLEY, ALABAMA President Art Club, ' 26; Art Editor on Technala, ' 27, ' 28; Athletic Board, ' 28; Class Play, ' 28; Class Hockey Team, ' 28; Class Volley Ball Team, ' 27; Class Baseball Team, ' 38; Dramatic Club, ' 28; President of Senior Class, ' 28; Honor Roll, ' 26, ' 28; A. C. Club. Emma Pickens McGowin, B.S. BREWTON, ALABAMA Class Basketball, ' 26, ' 27; Volley Ball, ' 28. Senior CI ass Edna McInnish, A.B. PRATTVILLE, ALABAMA Florida State College, ' 25; Junior League of Women Voters, ' 28; B. S. U. Council, ' 28. Doris E. Martin, B.S. PLANTERSVILLE, ALABAMA Class Hockey, ' 28 ; Class Volley Ball, ' 28, ' 29. Lucy May Martin, A.B. GREENSBORO, ALABAMA Senate, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28, ' 29; Math Club, ' 27, ' 28, ' 29; Vice-President Math Club, ' 28; Honor Roll, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28; Vice-President Class, ' 29. ' Mary Irene Martin, A.B. GREENSBORO, ALABAMA Honor Roll, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28; Secretary of Class, ' 27; Class President, ' 28; Math Club, ' 27, ' 28, ' 29; Social Service Club, ' 28, ' 29; Junior League of Women Voters, ' 28, ' 29; Class Volley Ball, ' 28; Hockey Team, ' 27, ' 28; Reporter to Alabamian, ' 27; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, ' 27, ' 28; Executive Board, ' 29; Senate, ' 28; President ' s Council, ' 28; Technala Staff, ' 29. Nettie Martin, A.B. CLAYTON, ALABAMA Woman ' s College, ' 22- ' 24; B. S. U. Council, ' 27, ' 28; Glee Club, ' 28; President B. S. U. Summer, ' 28; Senate, Summer, ' 28; Honor Roll, ' 27, ' 28. Ruth Henrietta Matthews, A.B. B 2 A FIVE POINTS, ALABAMA Birmingham-Southern College, ' 26, ' 27; Glee Club; Belle Lettres Literary Society; Ala- bama College Glee Club, ' 28, ' 29. Senior CI ass Saidee Mayfield, A.B. MOBILE, ALABAMA English Club, ' 28, ' 29. Clyde Merrill, A.B. HEFLIX, ALABAMA Student Senate, ' 26, ' 27, ' 29; Delegate to International Student Convention, ' 26; Calkins Music Club, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28, ' 29; College Debating Team, ' 26; Forensic Club, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28, ' 29; President Forensic Club, ' 29; Representative of Alabama College in National Oratorical Contest, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28; Winner of Southern Semi-final, ' 28; Class President, ' 27; President ' s Council, ' 27, ' 29; Class Basketball, ' 27, ' 28; Scribblers Club, ' 28, ' 29; Junior League of Women Voters, ' 28, ' 29; President of Baptist Student Union, ' 27, ' 28, ' 29; Executive Board, ' 28; Treasurer of Student Government Association, ' 28; Vice- President Y. W. C. A. Cabinet. Summer, ' 28 ; Front Page Editor of Alabamian, ' 29 ; Honor Roll, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28. Catherine Metcalf, A.B. HARTFORD, ALABAMA Math Club, ' 27, ' 28, ' 29; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, ' 28; Basketball, ' 28, ' 29; Baseball, ' 28; Hockey, ' 28; Track, ' 28; Secretary-Treasurer Math Club, ' 28; Honor Roll, ' 28; Vice- President Y. W. C. A., ' 29. Senior Class Willie M. Miles, B.S. UNION SPRINGS, ALABAMA Publicity Chairman of Athletic Board and of Y. W, C. A.; Volley Ball; Art Club. Annie R. Milner, B.S. ROANOKE, ALABAMA Senate, ' 28, ' 29 ; Honor Roll, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28. Fannie M. Miller, B.S. ROANOKE, ALABAMA Class Basketball, ' 27, ' 28; Treasurer of Y. W. C. A.; Honor Roll, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28. Senior Class Annie Sue Moon, B.S. HUNTSVILLE, ALABAMA Asenath Pratt Murfee, A.B. PRATTVILLE, ALABAMA Entered, ' 27. Virginia Bardwell Murphy, A.B. X A 2 ALICEVILLE, ALABAMA Math Club, ' 27, ' 28, ' 29; President Forensic Club, ' 28; Associate Business Manager Technala, ' 28; Treasurer Castalian Club; President ' s Council, ' 28, ' 29; Delegate to S. I. A. S. G. ; Honorary Member Y W. C. A., ' 29; President Student Government Association, ' 29 Senior Class Martha Neville, B.S. EMILLE, ALABAMA Publicity Chairman Senior Class, ' 28, ' 29. Le Merle Oliver, A.B. DAVISTON, ALABAMA Class Basketball, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28, ' 29; Life Saving Corps; Class Hockey; B. S. U. Council, Summer, ' 28; A. C. Club, ' 28, ' 29; Physical Education Club, ' 29. Katherine Owen, A.B. UNION SPRINGS, ALABAMA Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, ' 28, ' 29; Class Volley Ball, ' 27, ' 28; Class Hockey, ' 27, Senior Class Eleanor Durham Payne, A.B. a n o GREENSBORO, ALABAMA Math Club, ' 26; Treasurer Y. W. C. A., ' 27; Secretary Y. W. C. A, ' 28; Librarian Glee Club, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28, ' 29; A. C. Club, ' 28, ' 29; Athletic Board, ' 29; Senate, ' 29; Hockey Team, ' 27, ' 28; Volley Ball, ' 28. Virginia Pearson, B.S. DIXON MILL, ALABAMA Who ' s Who, ' 28. Henrietta Piatt, B.S. BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA Class Hockey, ' 27, ' 28; Class Cheer Lader, ' 27, ' 28. Senior Class Tommy Pollard, A.B. SYLACAUCA, ALABAMA B. S. U. Council, ' 27, ' 28; English Club, ' 27. Helen Porter, B.S. MARBURY, ALABAMA Class Basketball, ' 26, ' 27. Elizabeth Prather, B.S. SYLACAUGA, ALABAMA Chairman Freshman Class, ' 26; President Freshman Class, ' 26; Student Senate, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28; Technala Staff, ' 28; Alabamian Staff, ' 27, ' 28; Presbyterian Student Coun- cil, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28, ' 29 ; Class Hockey, ' 27, ' 28 ; Vice-President Home Economics Club, ' 28 ; Home Economics Club, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28, ' 29 ; President President ' s Council, ' 29 ; Assistant Librarian, ' 29; Honor Roll, ' 25, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28; President ' s Council, 26, ' 29. Senior Class Polly Price, B.S. ONF.ONTA, ALABAMA Katherine Pruett, A.B. NEWTON, ALABAMA Newton Junior College, ' 26, ' 27; B. S. LT. Council, ' 28, ' 29; Class Play, ' 28; Honor Roll, ' 28. Camilla Powell Reeves, B.S. EUFAULA, ALABAMA Life Savings Corps, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28, ' 29; Swimming Meet, ' 28; Social Service Club, ' 28, ' 29. Senior Class Mildred Rice, B.S. ALBERTVILLE, ALABAMA Senate, Summer, ' 28. Bess Rogers, B.M. MARBURY, ALABAMA Class Basketball, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28, ' 29; Calkins Music Club, ' 27, ' 28, ' 29; Glee Club, ' 27, ' 28; Trasurer of Music Club, ' 28; College Pianist, ' 28, ' 29; A. C. Club; Class Cheer Leader, ' 29. Wynona Rogers, B.S. MARBURY, ALABAMA Class Basketball, ' 25, ' 26, ' 28, ' 29; Athletic Board Representative, ' 25, Captain of Team, ' 25, ' 28; Senate, ' 29; A. C. Club. Elizabeth Rowe, B.S. n a 2 ELBA, ALABAMA Entered, 28. Frances Rush, A.B. I 2 T BESSEMER, ALABAMA Dramatic Club, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28, ' 29; Secretary Tutwiler Club, ' 25, ' 27; Who ' s Who, ' 27; President Tutwiler Club, ' 27; Class Basketball, ' 27; President Dramatic Club, ' 28; Technala Staff, ' 28 ; President ' s Council, ' 28. Mary Sanders, B.M. WILTON, ALABAMA Calkins Music Club, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28, ' 29; Secretary of Music Club, ' 29; Student Senate, ' 29. Senior Class Bess Savage, B.S. CORDO, ALABAMA Class Basketball, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28, ' 29; Physical Education Club, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28, ' 29; President Physical Education Club, ' 27; President ' s Council, ' 27; Varsity Hockey, ' 27; Math Club, 27, ' 28, ' 29; A. C. Club, ' 27, ' 28, ' 29; Secretary-Treasurer Physical Education Club, ' 28; Winner Singles Tennis, ' 27, ' 28; Class Representative Athletic Board, ' 28; Class Baseball, ' 28; Class Hockey, ' 28; Technala Staff, ' 28, ' 29; Vice-President Athletic Board, ' 29 ; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, ' 29. Gladys Eloise Sealy, B.S. FAUNSDALE, ALABAMA Senator, ' 27- ' 28 ; Honor Roll, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28. Ruby Simpson, B.S. BESSEMER, ALABAMA Entered, ' 28. Jenior CI ass Archer Woodward Sims, A.B. a n n BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA Howard College, ' 25, ' 26; Treasurer Athletic Board, ' 27, ' 28; Student Senate, ' 27, ' 28; Secretary Alpha Pi Omega Club, ' 27; Technala Staff, ' 28; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, ' 28, ' 29 ; Class Hockey, ' 27, ' 28 ; Swimming Meet, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28 ; Life Saver, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28 ; Honor Roll, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28. Annie Louise Smith, B.S. Ann DEMOPOLIS, ALABAMA Club Reporter, ' 26, ' 27; Class Basketball, ' 27; Class Cheer Leader, ' 27; Vice-President Alpha Pi Omega Club, ' 27, President Alpha Pi Omega Club, ' 28; House President of Ramsay, ' 28; Honor Roll, ' 28; Student Senate, ' 28; President ' s Council, ' 28. Dorothy McRae Smith, B.S. I 2 T MOBILE, ALABAMA Senate, ' 26, ' 28, ' 29; Assistant College Night Leader, ' 27; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, ' 27; Art Editor Alabamian, ' 27; President Art Club, ' 28; Scribblers Club; Who ' s Who, ' 27; Hall Chairman, ' 27; Honor Roll, ' 27, ' 28; Editor Technala, ' 27, ' 28; Presidents Council, ' 27, ' 28; Class Basketball, ' 28; Class Baseball, ' 28; Class Hockey, ' 28. Senior Class ' c ' Margaret Smith, B.M. LIVINGSTON, ALABAMA J Secretary-Treasurer Calkins Music Club, ' 26, ' 27; Glee Club, ' 26, ' 27, 28, ' 2C ; Presi- dent of Glee Club, ' 28, ' 29; Honor Roll, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28, ' 29; Executive E oard, 27. ' 28; Vice-President Executive Board Summer, ' 27, 28; Winner of Sprv Schol irship, 27. ' 28; Senate, ' 28, ' 29 ; Vice -President Music Club, ' 28, ' 29; Editor of Hand Boo s ' 29 ; B. S. u. Council, ' 26, ' 27, ' 2 i; Alabamian Staff, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28; President ' s Council, ' 28, ' 29. Rebecca Smith, B.S. MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA Student Senate, ' 25, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28; Home Economics Club, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28 ; President of Home Economics Club, ' 28, ' 29; Glee Club, ' 27, ' 28; Honor Roll, ' Jane Stallworth, B.M. MONROEVILLE, ALABAMA 25, ' 26 . ' -!â–  Glee Club, ' 26, ' 27 ' 28, ' 29; Business Manager Glee Club, ' 27, ' 28 Music CI 11b; Secretary- Treasurer College Orchestra; Honor Roll, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28. Senior CI ass Louise Stephens, B.S. CLIO, ALABAMA Entered, ' 28; Glee Club, ' 28. Katyleene Stovall, B.S. A 2 BRUNT, ALABAMA Honor Roll, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28; Student Senate, ' 26; Executive Board, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28; Home Economics Club, ' 27, ' 28, ' 29; Vice-President of Home Economics Club. ' 29; President of Presbyterian Student Council, ' 27, ' 28, ' 29; Glee Club, ' 28, ' 29; Secretary of Phi Delta Sigma Club, ' 28 ; Class Secretary, ' 29. WlLLARD ISADORE STOVALL, B.S. A 2 BRENT, ALABAMA Executive Board, Summer, ' 27; President of Y. M. C. A, Summer, ' 27; Treasurer Y. M. C. A., Summer, ' 28; Member of Senate, Summer, ' 28; President Council, ' 28; President Social Service Club, ' 28, ' 29. Senior Class Math Club, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28, Frances Suddith, A.B. CASTLEBERRY, ALABAMA ' 29; Social Service Club, ' 29; Junior League of Women Voters, ' 29. Anne Dell Tate, A.B. CUBA, ALABAMA Summer Y. W. C. A., ' 27, ' 28; Glee Club, ' 29; Livingston Normal; President Senior Class, ' 26; Honor Roll, ' 25, ' 26; Y. W. C. A Cabinet, ' 26. LaVelle Tatum, B.S. ABANDA, ALABAMA Basketball, ' 27, ' 28, ' 29; Senate, Summer, Senior CI ass Carrie B. Threaton, B.S. HAMMOND, LOUISIANA Honor Roll, ' 24, ' 27, ' 28; Home Economics Club, ' 24. Antonia Torbert, B.S. 1ST GOLD HILL, ALABAMA Class Basketball, ' 27, ' 28; Student Senate, ' 28, ' 29; Honor Roll, ' 27, ' 28; Treasurer of Tutwiler Club, ' 28, ' 29. Evelyn Ethel Vinson, A.B. LANGDALE, ALABAMA Math Club, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28, Secretary-Treasurer of Math Club, ' 28 ; Class Teams, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28; Senate, ' 28; President of Chattahoochee C ollegian Club, ' 28; Honor Roll, ' 27; President ' s Council, ' 28. Senior Class Taylor Watson, B.S. CAMDEN, ALABAMA Emily Lowry Williams, B.S. LANGDALE, ALABAMA Chattahoochee Collegian Club. HE Re qoe T THE H NOrt or â– youn PRerefcC M MBi.y ' . jHfr.f S ri ©T toP Nlof 0 foi-erO r H6 Sweet G - Q p AreJ SENIOR MYTHS 66 Junior Class Officers Nathalie Molton Magnanimous President Martha Bledsoe Blissful Vice-President Mary Ling Havlev .... Heroic ... ... Secretary Evelyn Ellis Efficient Treasurer Executive Board Representatives Lucille Loflin Aloise Hurd Katherine Dozier Fannie Stollenwerck Athletic Board Representatives Janet Wilson 67 Junior Class Thelma Arercrombie Artistic montgomery, alabama Kathleen Allen Altruistic helena, alabama Alpha Avant A mbitious ECLECTRIC, ALABAMA Anne Barker Bonny MARION, ALABAMA Annie Mary Barton Bobbish DEMOPOLIS, ALABAMA Mattie Barton Brneficienl CORDOVA, ALABAMA Bertha Barrett Bountiful VERBENA, ALABAMA Flora Bates Balmy MORRIS, ALABAMA Pa i line Beard Bookish PINEAPPLE, ALABAMA Iva M. Beaty Busy boaz, alabama Alice Best Benignant DEER PARK, ALABAMA Allison Blair Beady CENTRE, ALABAMA 68 Junior Class Annie Bledsoe Brisk BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA Elizabeth Bradford Bland LINDEN, ALABAMA Carmen Ersel Burns Brainy MO.N ' ROEVILLE, ALABAMA Laurice Butler Blithe greenville, alabama Totsye Bvrd Bunny elba, alabama Janice Calder Creative talladeca, alabama Sadie Campbell Capable FORT PAYNE, ALABAMA Ruth Carmichael Conscientious GOODWATER, ALABAMA Virginia Carpenter Cheerful NEW HOPE, ALABAMA Knoxie Carter Calm GENEVA, ALABAMA Vesta Casey Casual slocomb, alabama Dorothy Childress Carefree BESSEMER, ALABAMA 69 Junior Class Margaret Cunningham Congenial aliceville, alabama Elizabeth Daniel Docile CEDAR BLUFF, ALABAMA Bonnie Davidson Dependable cordova, alabama Vera Hazel Davis Demure CITRONELLE, ALABAMA J u anita De Loach Deliberative THOMASVILLE, ALABAMA La Verne De Shazo Daring LEEDS, ALABAMA Katherine Dozier Debonair UNION SPRINGS, ALABAMA Agnes Earnest Even CORDOVA, ALABAMA Virginia Emerson Exact BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA Margaret Farish Favorite ATMORE, ALABAMA Marianna Fisher Flowery ELECTRIC MILLS, MISSISSIPPI Leila Ford Facile HARTFORD, ALABAMA 70 Junior Class Ruth Foster Friendly JASPER, ALABAMA Marie Fuller Faithful ALEXANDER CITY, ALABAMA Eleanor Garrett Gingerly DADEVILLE, ALABAMA Lillian- Granade Genial BRILLIANT, ALABAMA Ouida Graves Gallant russellville, alabama Martha Hain Hearty SELMA, ALABAMA Lynnoytte Hall Helpful ALBERTVILLE, ALABAMA Juliette Hardy Ha ndso m e brevvton, alabama Elizabeth Harrie Harmonious monroeville, alabama Inez Hart Herculean DOTHAN, ALABAMA Elizabeth V. Harvey Happy ATMORE, ALABAMA Dorothy Hatcher Hale HARTFORD, ALABAMA 7 Junior Class Myrtice Hicks Habitual ANDALUSIA, ALABAMA Edith High Heart-whole RESSEMEK, ALABAMA Margaret Hill Hilarious BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA Edna Hinton Heedful LA PINE, ALABAMA Lucy Holcombe Happy-go-lucky CALERA, ALABAMA Gladys Howton Humble BESSEMER, ALABAMA Aloise Hlrd Hoity-toity brewton, alabama Rebecca Sue Jackson Jo-vial L1NEVILLE, ALABAMA Lillian Jones Jocular montevallo, alabama Mamie Jones Judicious SELMA, ALABAMA Anita King Kindly ELBA, ALABAMA Patty Kroell Kaleidoscopic MONTEVALLO, ALABAMA 7- Junior Class Carolyn Latimer Liberal geneva, alabama Kathryn Latimer Larky GENEVA, ALABAMA Frances Leeper Lathy CENTREVILLE, ALABAMA Frances Lewis Liglit-hearted MONTEVALLO, ALABAMA Lucille Loflin Legality ENTERPRISE, ALABAMA Doris Louise Logan Lissome MOUNDVILLE, ALABAMA Eloise Long Leisured hurtsboro, alabama Margaret Lumpkin Laborious ALBERTVILI.E, ALABAMA Lucy McAndrew Mannerly union springs, alabama Mary McCampbell Mellow MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA Lessie Mae McConatha Mild MONTEVALLO, ALABAMA Pauline McCord Merry FOLEY, ALABAMA 11 Junior Class Helen Mahler Moi-juste LOXLEY, ALABAMA Flonell Martin Matter-of-fact BROOKSVILLE, ALABAMA Mary Love Martin Mansuetude enterprise, alabama Berenice May Modest CREENSBORO, ALABAMA Evelyn Mitcham Melodious BESSEMER, ALABAMA Helen Mitchel Managerial hamilton ' , alabama Martha Murphree Mirth GADSDEN, ALABAMA Elizabeth Murphy Modish ALICEVILLE, ALABAMA Peaches Murphy Mignon FRISCO CITY, ALABAMA Rubye Northington Natural red bov, alabama Virginia O ' Barr Obliging MORRIS, ALABAMA Aline Osborn Opinionated HEFLIN, ALABAMA 74 Junior Class Maree Painter Peaceful albertville, alabama Inez Parker Passive NEW CASTLE, ALABAMA Elizabeth Parnell Persistent MAPLESVILLE, ALABAMA Carolyn Pennington Placid VERNON, ALABAMA Amilia Porter Perspicacious winfield, alabama Sara Radney Radiant COLUMBIA, ALABAMA Nell Reese Ready hannon, alabama Evelyn Roberson Rational TOWN CREEK, ALABAMA Bess Sanders Sportive LUVERNE, ALABAMA Virginia Scott Saucy VERBENA, ALABAMA Frances Seay Sturdy BRUNDIDGE, ALABAMA Gertrude Smith Serene BESSEMER, ALABAMA 75 Junior Class Leah Smith Sedulous mt. pleasant, alabama Virginia Smith Stately atlanta, georgia Lylay Stanley Serio us HARTFORD, ALABAMA Fannie Stollenwerck Stauncli MOBILE, ALABAMA Wilma Taylor Trusty hamilton, alabama Sara Terry Tranquil AKRON, ALABAMA Angela Tinta Taeiturn ATTALLA, ALABAMA Mabel Varner Vigorous BESSEMER, ALABAMA Elizabeth Wallace Willing WEST POINT, GEORGIA Marion Walton Wide-awake mobile, alabama Hazel Watson Weariless eclectric, alabama Josephine Watson dothan, alabama 7 6 Junior Class Louise Watson Wordy MONTEVALLO, ALABAMA Lois Weatherford Worthy ELKMONT, ALABAMA Louise White Wilful MARION, ALABAMA Lucy Wideman Wiry ECLECTIC, ALABAMA Drucilla Williams Witty SYLACAUGA, ALABAMA Melljo Williams Wholesome hartford, alabama Janet Wilson Winning MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA Laurice Wilson Whimsical MILPORT, ALABAMA Fay Wooley Weird MONTEVALLO, ALABAMA Ruth Dupy Decisive birmingham, alabama Josephine Heflin Harassed MOULTON, ALABAMA 77 Gleaned From Mythological Memoirs of a Myth-making Junior and yesterday the class received a most entreating note from the Seniors begging us to accept the use of all Senior privileges except the right to wear a Senior robe when horse-back riding. Of course, we immediately declined the offer, because we might wear out some of their privileges (accidentally, to be sure), and we don ' t dare run such a risk. I hear that quite a few of the Seniors are indignant that we refused ; they would be, for they do hate to see us on a lower level than they. We thoroughly enjoy it, and the thought of the ascent to come is rather bitter. Would that we be allowed to continue our blissful state ! The Junior Prom will be staged at the laundry, which will be effectivvely dec- orated for the occasion. The aroma of soap will be featured and the refreshment committee promises buttons for dessert. The steam presses will be used to warm up the dates, if necessary. and then after the sleigh ride we were reclining on the veranda reveling in the fragrance of Wisteria when we received by air mail a most urgent plea for us to carry our play, Monsieur Beaucaire, to the Little Theater of Newala. This was impossible, for we had already signed a contract with the Strand theater of Montevallo to play every Sunday afternoon. It doesn ' t matter what we play, just so it isn ' t Mon- sieur Beaucaire. Well, I could hardly help but be surprised when I dashed into the Junior parlor and saw a couple sitting on the same bench. Of course, the Matrons and Executive Board have always insisted that a bench was ample room — their point being to preserve the wear on so many chairs. We have never been pleased with this idea, and at a meeting in the depot next week, we decided to ask the officials to let dates sit as far separated as they like. You can imagine my relief when I saw that those in the parlor were not Juniors, but Faculty members. We had a class meeting and voted to give up Ramsay for next year and live in the Annex, since it is more convenient to the library. Every Junior has a school ring which was so kindly given her by the Seniors. Everyone is thoroughly convinced that the Junior class is the 78 Sophomore Class Officers Florence Stevens President Rachael Broadnax Vice-President Franxes Fuller Secretary Belle McCall Hart Treasurer Executive Board Representatives Mary Combs Regina Rilev Athletic Board Representative Jeanette Brock 7 ; Soph phomore l lass CL Lucile Alexander Sarah Alsobrook Marie Amos Cornelia Andrews Doris Bagcett Bessie Joe Bailey Estelle Bailey Mary Agnes Bailey Eugie Baker Katherine Baker Mallie Baldwin Olivia Barnes Sara Barnett Lucile Bennett Lurlixe Beits 80 Sophomore Class Nallie Mae Brixdley Hattie Lee Black Mary Borwerman Pauline Brazil Jeannette Brock Meredith Bullock Ruby Burton Dorothy ' Butler Nina Butler Clara Ellen Calloway Dora Carpenter Mary ' Carpenter Winifred Carney Emma Harte Cather Lucy Causey ' 81 Soph Cli pnomore v lass Rubie Chandler Mary Frances Chappell Victoria Cheriones Grace Chester Josephine Coble Rubve Collins Mary Combs Mary Lou Cooley Marguerite Copeland Mary Costen Ruth Crowder Bessie Cunningham Evelyn Davis Martha Dickinson Evelyn Dodson 82 Soph pnomore lass CL Fannie Duckworth Lois Eich Anna Ekwurzel Nemly Etheridge Frances Evans Verna Mae Evans Ruth Fant Clara Mae Farr Mabelle Finch Mary Stone Finklea Lillian Fitzpatrick Belva Floyd Inez Foster Evelyn Fulford Nora Fuller 83 J Soph pnomore CI ass Mary Fuqua Carolyn Fussell Oleene Garrett Mary ' Frances Gibes Beatrice Gilmer Annie Lillian Godfrey Emaleen Graham Bernice Greene Mary Helen Gwin Maye Hagood Agnes Harper Jessie Lewis Hart Mary Hayes Irma Haynes Virginia Hinds s+ Soph pnomore Ljlass CIs Ella Hinote Evelyn Henderson Janie Esther Hobsox Sara Holbrook Ruth Hollowav Mozelle Howell Kathleen Hooten Lurlene Howle Billie Huffman Martha Hunt Rebecca Hybart Evelyn Ivey Hazel Jackson Marcuerite Jones Inez Jordan 85 Dorothy Kay Esther Kendrick Bertha Kirkpatrick Sophomore Class Myrtle Kelly Louise Kemp Hasseltine Kennedy Mattie Mae Killgore Hilma Leak Martha Lee Mildred Lee Mrs. Iris S. Lewis Hermio.ve Little Minnie Littleton Elizabeth Lonc Carlyn Longshore SO Soph pnomore t lass Ch Lucy McCormack Annie McCree Ernestine McGowin Madeline Martin Mildred Mims Lucile Millican Lewis Mitchell Nellie Moore Bess Davis Moorer Marjorie Moss Elizabeth Movers Elizabeth Mullen Hazel Mvrick Evelyn Nelson Julia Nettles S7 Sophomore Class Vivian E. Nix Lila Nolan Evelyn Norton Marie Northrup Imogene Nungester Mary Orr Mary Ruth Owen Lallee Page Dorot?iy Parker Lucile Parrish Bernice Parsons Clara Patton Evelyn Pearson Flora Pennington Lucile Pierce ss J Soph p homore i lass Cl« Edith Porter Grace Porter Roselyn Randle Jule Reynolds Eloise Rhodes Kathryn Riccins Regina Riley Florence Rodgers Nell Rodgers Eunice Rowell Mildred Roy Jewel Sawy ' er Ruth Scott Bertha Seale Ruth Sessions Bethany Sharmon 89 Sophomore Class Frances Smith Inamurl Smith Myra Bell Smith Elwyn Snuccs Kate Sobatka Annie Leah Sowell Mariola Sparks Laddie Speake Mittie Sprott Elizabeth Stanley Mary Irby Stowe Willie Taylor Alma Terry Annye Pearle Thompson ' Ouida Thompson 90 Sophomore Class Miriam Trammell Ruth Elizabeth Vaughn Elizabeth Veitch Myrtle Veitch Bannie Walden Louise Walker Catherine Wallace Clouch Wallace Elizabeth Weldon Hermie Whigam Martha Wilson Maury Wisdom Lillian Warley Mildred Ycung Voncyle Young Jean Johnson y Mythical Reality Oh, where have you been, fair roommate of mine? Oh, where have you been, my bonnie young maid? ' I ivent off the campus, my dearest best friend — went off the campus, she smilingly said. If here ivent you then, oh roommate of mine? Jl here ivent you then, my roommate so dear? I went on to town, my dearest best friend; I went on to town without doubt or fear. And what did you there, oh roommate of mine? Oh, what did you there, my bonnie young maid? I got in a car, my dearest best friend, I got in a car, ' she smilingly said. And where went you then, oh roommate so dear? Oh, where did you go, oh roommate of mine? I went out to ride, my dearest best friend, I went out to ride — ' was simply divine. Whom did you sec . my roommate so dear? Whom did you see when you went out to ride? I sail- the H. B., my dearest best friend, I saw the II. B., ichen ' twas too late to hide. What have you there, oh roommate so dear? What have you there, my bonnie young friend? ' An honor board slip, oh pal of my heart, An honor board slip which means ' tis the end. 92 Freshman Class Officers Ethel Barnett President Dorothv Burks Vice-l ' resident Mary A. Little . Secretary Marcaret Allen Wallis ... .... Treasurer Executive Board Representative Mary Joe Cook Athletic Board Representative Eugenia Morrow 91 BE Freshman Class Virginia Agee Virginia Alsobrook Mary W. Ashurst Cecil Ashmore Elizabeth Austin - Iva Lee Barclay Anna Lee Barber Evelyn Barnett Edna Steele Bell Betty Bethea Sara Blair Kate Blake Mildred Boone Hazel Bonneau LaVon_ne Bouldin Julia Boyd Izell Brown Clementine Brown Ila Merle Brown Mary A. Buffincton Martha B. Burdette Norma Burgess Elizabeth Bullock Mary F. Cameron Kathry ' xe Cannon Kathryn Carroll Louise Carroll Vera Sue Caughran 9 + Ai -- j. tn«AJi fi:t. I Freshman Class Eugenia A. Collins Rebecca Coley Mildred Louise Davis Julia E. Carrollton Helen Counts Inear Croom Elsie Culpepper Currie Gae Cumby Barbara Currie Pauline Crowe Mary Joe Cook Sarah Cole Dale Nellie Daughtry Clyde Davis Ellodee Davis Ladean DeSear Estelle Dick Frances Drury Helen Dumas Anna Stuart Dupuy Mary Elizabeth Davis Betty ' Eatman Evelyn Ennis Elsie Louise Faircloth Lucille Farrell Mara - Jo Fenn Bertha Fercuson Marjorie Fitch 95 Freshman CI ass Lizzie Lee Finnell Fay Fleming Ruth Fondren Ruth Ford Carrie Foshee Flo Fraley Ruth Frankel Anndora Fulton Ann Fenn Willie Mae Garrett Jennie Gates Marguerite Gibson Mildred Gilliland Margaret Goff Jaunita Gordon Edna Earl Greene Melinda Gregory Clarise Griffin Ellen Griffin Estelle Griffin Evelyn Griffin Katherine Griffin Mary Grogan Anna G. Hackmeyer Pattie Haney Mary Plant Hanlin Mildred Harbor Corinne Harris 96 Freshman CI ass Susie Mae Haves Sara Ann Hayley Ida Hayssen Juanita Heath Nell Hendon Thelma Hill Helen T. Hitchcock Sara Huff Donna Turpin Hix Doris Holman Marv Helen Holmes Josephine Houston Marv Toler Howard Topsy Huggins Elizabeth Hu.viber Edith Hundley Frances Ingersoll Jean Israel Margaret Hinshaw Elizabeth Hubbard Maggie L. Jackson Margaret Jackson Elizabeth A. Jeffers Mabel L. Jefferies Kathleen Jenkins Julia Jester Claudia Lee Johnson Nell Johnson 97 ({C rtru Wan CI ' resnma ass AlLEEN JONES Etta Ruth Jones Mary Evelyn Jones Julia Kennedy Gladys E. Kidd Dorothy King Virginia Killian Lorraine Kirk Blanche Liles Laura Frances Kirven Clara Mae Lixdsey Polly Lacy Irene Lanier Emma P. Lancaster Myrtle Lassiter Willie M. Lawrimore Dora Little Carolyn Long Esther Lou McAuley Virginia McCall Annie R. McKinnon Martelia McNair Sara Majors Ida Mae Martin- Ruby Martin- Frances Matthews Hazel Matthews Madelyn Mayberry S ?U st (fgt C ' jLiaU . X, ' resnma nrttM ftMAA s. n CI ass Mildred Mears Berniece Megginson Frances Merrill Elizabeth Metcalf Josephine Mizell Evelyn Moore Virginia Moore Eugenia Morrow- Joe Ella Nation Joe Anna Neill Modine Nichols Velma Newman Eloise Northrup Mazie Northrup Dannie Orr Annie Seay Owen Mary Etta Owen Susie Parsons Agnes Peavey Stella Peoples Aneliza Pinkston Annie Mae Parker Lucille Powell Gertrude Prather Annie Laurie Purefoy Bido Purvis Emelyn Reddock Halene Reed 99 k Eugenia Richards Eloise Roberson Lelia Robinson Leitha Rogers Eloise Russell Deline Satterfield Kelsie Satterfield reshma n CI ass Eloise Sawyer Marion Scholl Claudia Schwoon Caroline Scott Pauline Shirey Mattie C. Shotts Sylvia Shuptrine Eloise Sigrest Carolyn Sims Winnie Sims Louise Sims Edna Simmons Sara Skewes Mary K. Skinner Elizabeth Ann Smith Neva Smyth Hasseltine Stallworth Elizabeth Steere Julia Steele Sarah Stevenson Rebecca Stephens Dorothy Stough Janie Strickland IF Freshman Class Pearl Stroud Nita Taliaferro Winnie Tant Laurine Thompson Maurine Thompson Amy Tidwell Verna Timmerman Evelyn Vann Lela Mae Vardaman Maxye Veazey Marcaret E. ThompsonMarcaret Vixyard Lucy - K. Thornton Elizabeth Waldrop Ella M. Wallace Mary Walters Gloriax Waldrop Janice Ward Isabel Watson- Sara Weatherly Anne L. Whitfield Frances Williams Dean Williams Elizabeth Williams Helen Wilson Sarah Wilks Emma L. Wilkerson Mildred Whittaker Mary Wright Roberta Wright Eleanore Yost 3« Ot f M  + H E .SOPHS H CaG£M °! . r c (Poi oFf, c c) , HftV f Aj . u A sT MonT R Nrc H e «f- he o ft y i rf ° o t £ d-me The f L A , PougS Be Ft « e fl VJ= £ you NcvT June ret. yi r A FRESHMAN ' MYTH Tale Three: The Golden Temple PROLOGUE NCE Jupiter and Mercury, disguised as men, sought as weary travellers, shelter and food, but were denied entrance by all except at one rude hut, where Baucis, a pious old dame, and Philemon, her spouse, dwelt. The two heavenly guests were given a simple, but hearty welcome, and the ancient couple busily prepared such food as they had. During the meal the pitcher of wine, which was so small that it scarcely contained enough for one guest, was seen to replenish itself. Struck dumb with terror, the old couple were soon reassured by the gods, and were told to accompany them to the top of a nearby hill. Look- ing back they discovered that the entire village had been immersed into a lake and all destroyed save their own small house which had been changed into a temple of gold. Asked what favor they desired, both declared their wish to be guardians of the temple for the remainder of their lives, and that neither should live to see the other die. The prayer was granted. And when in course of time they stood one day together, Baucis saw Philemon begin to put on leaves and Philemon saw Baucis changing in like manner, and each bade the other farewell as they slowly changed into mag- nificent trees. w .. THE AGED COUPLE ARE CHANGED INTO TREES Lai i The Golden Temple b A lal(e and tivo trees; A temple: Only these Are ample To show what hospitality can do. There is the shade: The foliage. Well paid, A simple lineage Smiles at the traveler the seasons through. Baucis and Philemon: An oal(, A linden. Evolve From mortals all the praises they are due. Jupiter and Mercury They fed. Posterity, Having read. Lives here by Philemon and Baucis ' vietv. (iff (An example) Philemon and Baucis though they £nen it all be- fore. Haled to be raucous, so they opened wide their door. And they fed the gods nectar, and they fed the gods ivine; And they noticed that the pitcher fcepf refilling all the time. And they Tvon a gold temple, and they bathed in a lake; Oh, it was all quite si?nple — merely take, and take, and lake! Philemon and Baucis have set a good example; And the later generations try to pattern by their sample. J Virginia Murphv President of Student Government Eloise Lee President of Student Senate K.eeft Faith ' I ii ' ill keep faith my college says, ' I ' ll staml by truth and kindly deeds; I ' ll stand for honest sportsmanship. For earnest work, for noble creed. With all ivhose love and faith in me Have tnade me ivhat I am today, I will keep faith as best I may, Jl ith all the strength that ' s given me. iC7 Student Council Officers Virginia Murphy President Lucille Loflin Vice-President Regina Riley Secretary Fannie Stollenwerck Treasurer Senior Representatives Mary Martin Louise Griffin Dorothy Bauchman Mary Dell McCain Junior Representatives Aloise Hurd Fannie Stollenwerck Katherine Dozier Sophomore Representatives Regina Riley Mary Comb Freshman Representative Mary Joe Cook 108 Student Senate Officers Eloise Lee . Preside Mary McConaughy Vice-President Elizabeth Wallace Secretary Ruby Chandler . Treasurer Seniors Norma Chandler Alice Lyman Mary Sanders Susan Chappell Lucy Martin Annie Louise Smith Nettie Coleman Mary McConauchy Dorothy Smith Mary C. Granade Clyde Merrill Margaret Smith Helen Hixon Axxie Rae Milner Rebecca Smith Elizabeth Huffstutler Eleanor Payne Antonia Tolbert Daisy Fai Killian Wynona Rogers Evelyn Vinson Gladys Sealy Juniors Sadie Campbell Marianna Fisher Aline Osborne Agnes Chandler Leila Ford Marie Painter Juantta DeLoach Myrtice Hicks Dorothy Stallworth Evelyn Ellis Edna Hinton Mabel Varner Virginia Emerson Mamie Jones Elizabeth Wallace Sophomores Mary Carpenter Lynnoytte Hall Lucile Pierce Ruby Chandler Dorothy Kay Myra Bell Smith Mary Lou Cooley Dorothy Parker Elizabeth Veitch Oline Garrett Clough Wallace Ten Freshmen Representatives ill be elected at end of first quarter. President s C ounciJ Elizabeth Huffstutler, President Daisy Fai Killian Elizabeth Veitch Annie Louise Smith Marjorie Moss Elizabeth Wallace Martha Kate Bledsoe Frances Rush Helen Kumli Evelyn Vinson Alice Lowery Ethel Barnett Florence Stevens Nathalie Molton Gartrell McCurry Ruth Foster Virginia Murphy ' Eloise Lee Dorothy Kay, Secretary Eloise Long Bertha Seale Edith High Elizabeth Bryant Willard Stovall Lucy Holcombe Eleanor Garrett Josephine Watson Y. W. C. A. Officers Alice Lowery President Catherine Metcalf Vice-President Elizabeth Murphy Secretary Mary Carpenter Treasurer Louise White Chairman Program Committee Archer Sims Chairman Bi j Sister Committee Charlotte Claybrooke Chairman Publicity Committee Bess Savage Chairman Home Service Committee Katherine Owen Chairman Morning Watch Ramsay Hall Mellijo Williams Chairman Morning Watch Main Dormitory Dorothy Childress Chairman Social Committee Martha Wilson Chairman Music Committee Edith High Chairman World Fellowship Committee Virginia Murphy .... . Honorary Member ' I- ' 15 Technala Staff Josephine Watson Editor-in-Chief Mary Lou Cooley .- . . Asistant Editor Helen Mahler Business Manager Drucii.la Williams .... Issistanl Business Manager Hilah Dennis Art Editor Evelyn Ellis Organization Editor Mary Martin . . .... Photograph Editor Belle McCall Hart Feature Editor Bess Savage ... Athletic Editor Mary Gloster Humor Editor Nellie Moore Typist Jeanette Brock Assistant Typist n(5 ii7 Tke Alab amian Editorial Staff Juliette Hardy Editor-in-Chief Lelia Ford Associate Editor Margaret Farish Feature Editor Laurice Butler lake Editor Clyde Merrill Front Pane Editor Ouida Graves Cartoon Editor Mary Catharine Gra.nade Ithletic Editor Mariana Fisher Issistant Front Page Editor Mellijo Williams • . Proofreader Minnie P. Johnson Proofreader Business Staff Janet Wilson Business Manager Evelyn Fulford Advertising Manager Lila Nolen Circulation Manager Mary Ling Haley . Circulation Manager Reporters Carolyn Fussell Rachael Broadnax Catherine Wallace Mary - H. Gwin Annie Bledsoe Ruth Scott iiS ii9 Calkin s Music Club Officers Daisy Fai Killian .... President Margaret Smith Vice-President Mary Sanders Secretary Belle McCall Hart . Treasurer Meredith Bullock Miriam Edmonds Louise Griffin Juliette Hardy Belle McCall Hart E. V. Harvey Dorothy Hatcher Helen Hixson Members Margaret Hodges Daisy Fai Killian Bern ice May- Clyde Merrill Evely ' x Mitcham Hazel Myrick Claudine Parrish Evelyn Pearson Bess Rocers Mary Sanders Ruth Scott Ina Murl Smith Margaret Smith Dorothy Stallwoxth Jane Stallvvorth Catherine Wallace Martha Wilson .- â–  m m ° 1 . ' T . Ill Glee Club Officers M. Pre. id ent Bei.le McCall Hart Secretary-Treasurer Martha Murpi Members First Soprano First Alto Second Soprano Belle McCall Hart Katyleen Stovall Dorothy Stallworth Doris Logan Kathryn Wallace Jane Stallworth Eleanor Payne Evelyn Pearson Claudine Parrish Janice Ward Inamurl Smith Evelyn Mitcham Queen Cunningham Margaret Smith Frances Lewis Frances Matthews Margaret Hodges Second Alto Mary Nell Lewis Martha Murphree Kuth Scott Hermione Littlz Dorothy Hatcher 121 =1 3 Alabama Players Productions he feature play of the club last spring was Enter Madame, which was pro- duced at Auburn and the Birmingham Little Theatre. The Junior mem- bers of the club produced Ice-Bound on our campus. This year ' s feature play was Franz Molnor s Liliam, with th.2 following cast: Marie . . . Evelyn Fulford Julie Frances Rush Mrs. Muskat Mary Catherine Granade Liliam Florence Stevens Girls Rachel Broadax, Winifred Carney, Etta Ruth Jones Police Hazel Jackson, Janice Calder Mother Hollander Alice Lowery Fiscur Helen Mahler Wolf • Ruth Scott Young Hollander Gartrell McCurry Linzman Louise White The Doctor Flora Hinton Mr. Carpenter Maury Wisdom Rich Man Helen Mahler Poor Man Louise White Guard Katherine Keel Magistrate Claudia Schwoon Louise Laurice Butler Lighting and settings designed by Mary Graham Gloster. Other plays directed by Department and staged by Club, including members of Players in casts: Sierra ' s Cradle Song By Juniors Barrie ' s .llice-Sit-By-the-Fire By Summer Dramatic Class Sullivan ' s Creatures of Impulse By Glee Club Modern Version Taming of Shrew . By Studiosis Literary Society, Arranged by Miss Osband Pigs By Seniors Little Women Commencement Play The Alabaster Box Easter Play Plays in Preparation Monsieur Beaucaire By Juniors The Poor Nut . . . .By Play ' ERS tor Road Play - ; and Boccaccio ' s Tales, Which May Be Entered in New York Tournament for the Belasco Trophy Alab; ama Players Cortense Adams Virginia Alsobrook Annie Bledsoe Rachael Brodnax Carmen Ersel Burns Laurice Butler Janice Calder Lorraine Carmichael Winifred Carney Evelyn Fulford Mary Gloster Members Lauryn Godbold Mary C. Granade Juliette Hardy Flora Hinton Helen Tate Hitchcock Ruth Halloway Hazel Jackson Etta Ruth Jones Eloise Lee Alice Lowery Helen Mahler Frances Matthews Marjorie Moss Gartrell McCurry Virginia O ' Barr Frances Rush Ruth Scott Florence Stevens Claudia Schwoon Elizabeth Veitch Louise White Drucilla Williams Maury Wisdom 123 English Club Officers Helen Kumli President Drucili.a Williams Vice-President Virginia Driskill • Secretary-Treasurer Katherine PruetT Helen Mahler Frances Seay Anita King Lizzie H. Erwin Laurice Butler Henrietta Mathews Tommy Pollard Frances Apperson Dr. Dennis Dr. Vaughn Members Knoxie Carter Virginia Hood Elizabeth Parnell Iola Gerald Mariana Fisher Mary Hayes Clyde Merrill Mary Gloster Bernice May Faculty Members Dr. W. H. Trumbauer Miss E. O. Golson Miss V. Newton Lucy Martin Helen Kumli Virginia Driskill Elizabeth Wallace Annie Dell Tate Kathryn Keel Saidee Mayfield Eleanor Garrett Archer Sims Miss V. Monk Miss D. Garrett 124 Social S ervice Club Officers Willard Stovall President Evelyn Ellis Vice-President Lizzie Hearn Erwin Secretary Mvrtice Hicks Treasurer Annie Bledsoe Chairman Music Committee Nell Reese Chairman Social Committee Louise White Chairman Publicity Committee Members Luella Brumble Frances Suddith Virginia Hood Ethel Fuller Camilla Reeves Lillian Worley Annie Dell Tate Kathryn Keel Nathalie Molton Virginia Moore Sarah Hayley Katyleene Stovall Anne Barker Anne Yarbough Mary Love Martin Lettie Cowart 125 - Is Scribblers Club (Chi Delta Phi, Alpha Zeta Chapter) Founded and Federated, 1924. Officers Ei.EANOR Garrett President Mary Little Vice-President Evelyn Norton Secretary Frances Apperson Treasurer Members Mary Plante Hanlin Bernice May Mary Hayes Clyde Merrill Edna Hinton Nathalie Molton Helen Kumli Dorothy Smith Mabel Varner 126 Baptist Student Union Council Clyde Merrill President Tommye Pollard First Vice-President Hasseltine Stallworth Second Vice-President Nathalie Molton Secretary Eleaxor Yost Corresponding Secretary Rebecca Sue Jackson Treasurer Carmen Ersel Burns Reporter Alice Lyman Pianist Inez Hart Chorister Sara Holbrook Y. IV. A. President Katherine Pruett S, S. Superintendent Marie Fuller S. S. President Nettie Coleman S. S. President Mary Love Martin S. S. President Victoria Cheroxies S. S. Secretary Iris Spearman R. Y. P. U. President Marie Fuller R. Y. P. U. President Marie Amos â–  R. Y. P. V. President Esther Kendrick R. Y. P. U. President Nettie Martix R. Y. P. V. President Miss Dora Garrett Faculty Advisor Rev. O. J. Chastain Pastor 127 Math Club Officers Mary Catherine Granade President Annie Bledsoe Vice-President Evelyn Vinson Secretary-Treasurer Members Elizabeth Bryant Eloise Lee Louise Griffin Mary Dell McCain Mary Orr Evelyn Griffin Sadie Campbell Bess Savage Mary Ha es Juanita DeLoach Josephine Watson Lucy Martin- Willie Eich Ruth Carmichael Mary Martin Oleene Garrett Iva Beaty Catherine Metcalf Elizabeth Harris Martha Kate Bledsoe Virginia Murphy Helen Kumli Nettie Coleman Frances Suddith Virginia Driskill i.:S Ha Home E conomics Club Members Katvleen Stovall Elizabeth Prather Rebecca Smith Louneal Barrow Marv Dell McCain ' Marie Painter Lynnoytte Hall Mellijo Williams Gladys Elrod Virginia Emerson Norma Chandler Physical Education Club 1 Officers Bernice Green . . . Secretary-Treasurer Members Cecil Ashmore Lurlene Howle Bess Sanders Rachel Broadnax Dora Little Bess Savage Lucy Causey Pauline McCord Claudia Schwoon Ruby Chandler Eugenia Morrow Sylvia Shuptrine Barbara Currie Lila Nolen Frances Smith Margaret Farish Dannie Orr Florence Stevens Bernice Greene Elizabeth Rowe Fannie Stollenwerck Jessie Lewis Hart Amy Tidw ell Honorary Members Miss Andrews Mrs. Hardy Miss Britton Miss Sa ylor i 30 Art Club Officers Lucy Holcombe President Kate Sobotka Vice-President Marjorie Moss Secretary-Treasurer Dorothy Smith Eloise Lee Gatrell McCurry Hilah Dennis Charlotte Claybrook Willie Mason Miles Members Nina Butler Thelma Abercrombie Ouida Graves Eleanor Garrett Hattie Lee Black Mary Gloster Rachel Broadnax Lucile Parrish Julia Nettles Anna Ekwurzel Edith Parker Annie McCree Kathleen Hooten Secretarial Club Officers Elizabeth Veitch President Louise Fercerson Vice-President Victoria Cheriones Secretary-Treasurer Members Andora Fulton Wilma Taylor Gertrude Hackmever Ruth Hollaway JuliA Elliot Dorothy Kav Clara Mae Lindsay Jeanette Brock Mildred Stevens Queen Cunningham Nellie Moore A. C. Club Officers Virginia O ' Barr President Willie Eicii Vice-President Jeanette Brock . . Secrciary-Treasuerer Members Inez Hart Pauline McCord Fannie Stollenwerck Eleanor Payne Eess Savage 134 Orchestra Alice Lyman President Jane Stall worth Secretary-Treasurer KATHERINE Keel . Librarian Ernestine McGowan Stage Manager Louise Carroll Publicity Manager Katherine Carroll Louise Carroll Mary Stone Finklea Evelyn Fulford Miss Polly Gibbs Miss Melba Griffin Artie May Haffner Evelyn Henderson Ella Hinote Helen Hixon Katherine Keel Alice Lyman Eddie Mahaffy Mary McConaughy Ernestine McGowan Evelyn Mitcfiam Martha Murphree Miss Loraine Pearson Eloise Russel Jane Stallworth Lenice Vaughn Martha Wilson i35 FORENSIC CLUB 136 137 Chi Lambda Sigma Castalian Club Founded iqoo Marjorie Moss President Virginia Scott .... Evelyn Fulford Vice-President Jule Reyno_ds Class of 1Q2Q Dorothy Baughman Montgomery, Alabama Virginia Murphy Aliceville, Alabama Mary McConoughy Montevallo, Alabama Emily Hardy Newala, Alabama Class of ICJJO Elizabeth Murphy Aliceville, Alabama Virginia Scott Verbena, Alabama Martha Murphy Gadsden, Alabama Louise Watson Montevallo, Alabama Margaret Cunningham Aliceville, Alabama Patty Kroeli Montevallo, Alabama Class ofigjl Frances Fuller Montgomery, Alabama Jule Reynolds Montgomery, Alabama Marjorie Moss Selma, Alabama Rachael Broad.nax Eutaw, Alabama Evelyn Fulford Birmingham, Alabama Mary Frances Chappell Alexander City, Alabama ' Dorothy Thornton Alexander City, Alabama Florence Stevens Birmingham, Alabama Class of lyjs Mary Evelyn Jones Columbus, Georgia Helen Wilson Columbus, Georgia Sylvia Shuptrine Auburn, Alabama Mary Alice Buffincton Birmingham, Alabama Neva Smyth Dothan, Alabama •tirades not yet announced. Treasurer . Secretary .38 139 CAST ALLANS CASTALIANS p n feT © S Iota Sigma Tau Tutwiler Club Founded igol Officers Belle McCall Hart Secretary Treasurer Members Class of IQ2Q Alcie Barnett Elizabeth Ellis Susan Chappell Daisy Fai Killian Antoinette Christian Frances Rush Dorothy Smith Antonia Torbert Class of 1930 Margaret Hodges Frances Lewis lucy holcombe eloise long Helen Mahler Janet Wilson Class of 1 gj 1 Mary Lou Cooley Evelyn Henderson Mary Helen Gwin Mary ' Nell Lewis Belle McCall Hart Lila Nolen Hilma Leak Mary Irby Stowe Class of 1 gj2 Virginia Alsobrook Marjorie Fitch Ruth Christian Virginia Killian Clyde Davis Dora Little Zona Martin Annie Seay Owens Mary Little Pledges (grades not yet announced). Members Class of ig2g Alcie Barnett Elizabeth Ellis Frances Rush Susan Chappell Daisy Fai Killian Dorothy Smith Antoinette Christian Antonia Torbert Class of igjo Margaret Hodges Frances Lewis Helen Mahler Lucy Holcombe Eloise Long Janet Wilson Class of igjl Mary Lou Coo ley Evelyn Henderson Mary ' Helen Gwin Mary ' Nell Lewis Belle McCall Hart Lila Nolen Hilma Leak Mary Irby Stowe Class of igj2 Vircinia Alsobrook Marjorie Fitch Zona Martin Ruth Christian Virginia Killian Annie Seay Owens Clyde Davis Dora Little Mary Little PIedges (grades not yet announced). 142 TUTS TUTS F Pi Lambda Sigma Philomathic Club Founded 1908 Officers Martha Kate Bledsoe President Katherine Dozier Vice-President Dorothy Parker Secretary Clough Wallace â–  • Treasurer Members Class of 1929 •Elizabeth Rowe Elba, Ala. Class of 1 9 jo Martha Kate Bledsoe . . Armstrong, Ala. Katherine Dozier . . Union Springs, Ala. Laurice Butler Greenville, Ala. Margaret Farish Atmore, Ala. •Totsye Bvrd . Elba, Ala. Leila Ford Hartford, Ala. Juliette Hardy Brewton, Ala. Class of 1 93 1 Carolyn Fussell Decatur, Ala. ♦Elizabeth Long Atmore, Ala. •Nellie Moore Mobile, Ala. Marie Northrup .... Greensboro, Ala. Dorothy Parker . . •Annie Leah Sowell •Adelaide Torbert . Clough Wallace . . Columbiana, Ala. . . Brewton, Ala. . Greensboro, Ala. â–  Isabella, Tenn. Class of 1932 •Barbara Currie Atmore, •Caroline Long Atmore, •Bido Purvis Geneva, Ala. Mariola Sparks . . . Ala. Marcaret A. Wallis Ala. Janice Ward .... . Piedmont, Ala. . Talladega, Ala. . . Dothan, Ala. •Grades unannounced. 14ft hilomathic PHILOMATHICS Zeta Pi Delta Club Edith High President Annie Bledsoe Vice-President Elizabeth Veitch . . . Susie Wood Blackwei.l • Secretary Treasurer Class of IQ2Q Rosalie Crellv Birmingham, Alabama Alice Lyman Montevallo, Alabama Class of IQ30 Anne Barker Marion, Alabama Annie Bledsoe Birmingham, Alabama ♦Dorothy Childress Bessemer, Alabama Edith Hich Bessemer, Alabama Claudine Parrish Ashland, Alabama Josephine Watson Dothan, Alabama ♦Louise White Marion, Alabama Class of IQJI Susie Wood Bi.ackwell Columbia, Alabama Inez Jordan Columbiana, Alabama Louise Kemp Bessemer, Alabama ♦Kate Sobotka Hartselle, Alabama ' Laddie Speake Dothan, Alabama Elizabeth Veitch Bessemer, Alabama Class of IQJ2 Ethel Barnett Montgomery, Alabama ♦Elizabeth Bethea Montgomery, Alabama Sara Blair Hartselle, Alabama ♦Clementine Brown Ozark, Alabama ♦Dorothy Burks Ensley, Alabama ♦Elsie Faircloth Ensley, Alabama ♦Marguerite Gibson Hartselle, Alabama ♦Edith Hunley Ensley, Alabama ♦Dorothy King Montgomery, Alabama ♦Claudia Schwoon Birmingham, Alabama ♦Maurine Thompson Bessemer, Alabama •Grades not yet announced. 150 ZHI ' A PI DELTAS ZETA PI DELTAS Alpka Pi Omega Club Founded 1924. Federated Officers Weezie Smith President Evelyn Davis Vice-President Elizabeth Huffstutler Secretary Edna Johnson Treasurer Members Class of IQ2Q Eleanor Payne Elizabeth Huffstutler Eloise Lee Alice Lovvery Archer Sims Weezie Smith Class of 1930 Edna Johnson Class of 1931 Mary Stone Finklea Rosel ' vn Randle Myrtle Veitch Evelyn Davis Class of 1932 Louise Sims Laura F. Kerveir Mary Carolyn Sims Mary Walters Evelyn Griffin Katherine Griffin •Pledges (grades not yet announced). 1 54 Beta Sigma Delta Ramsay Club Founded 1923 Officers Ruth Foster President Aloisf. Hurd Vice-President Bethany Sharman Secretary-Treasurer Grace Chester Reporter Members Class of IQ2Q Henrietta Matthews . . Five Points, Ala. Ruth Foster Class of 1930 Jasper, Ala. Aloise Hurd Brewton, Ala. Class of 1 93 1 Nina Mary Butler . . . Scottsboro, Ala. Grace Chester Camp Hill, Ala. Ruth Crowder .... West Point, Ga. Ruth Dupuy Birmingham, Ala. •Anna Ekwurzel . . Edna Greene . . . Beula McCutcheon Bethany Sharman . . Pell City, Ala. . Bellvvood, Fla. Scottsboro, Ala. . Roanoke, Ala. Class of 1932 •Martha Cross Tuscaloosa, Ala. •Stuart Dupuy .... Birmingham, Ala. Betty Eatman Pell City, Ala. Inez Flemminc Mobile, Ala. ♦Mildred Gilliland .... Roanoke, Ala. ♦Madeline Mayberry Mary Hodge . . . ' Elizabeth Humber Etta Ruth Jones . •Juanita Gordon . •Frances Matthews . . Roanoke, Ala. . Wadley, Ala. . . Fayette, Ala. Cedartown, Ga. . Deatsville, Ala. Five Points, Ala. High School Anne Coleman Selma, Ala. •Grades unannounced. iS« Phi Delta Sigma Officers Bertha Seai.e President Hermie Whigham Vice-President Elizabeth Taliaferro Secretary-Treasurer Maybelle McAndrew Reporter Members Class of ' 29 Katyleen Stovall YVii.lard Stovall Mabelle McAndrew Class of ' 30 Doris Logan E. V. Harvey Sara Terry Elizabeth Taliaferro Edith Cruit Class of ' 3 1 Elwyn Snuggs Hermie Whigham Kathleen Hooten Bertha Seale Class of ' 32 Jennie Gates Maxye Veazey ' 158 159 Kappa Sigma Phi Club Officers Elizabeth Wallace President Frances McEachern Vice-President Bessie Bailey Secretary Helen Kumli Treasurer Catherine Wallace Reporter Members Class of 1Q2Q Mary Frances Gay FIelen Kumli Class of igjo Elizabeth Wallace Elizabeth Parnell Katherine Latimer Class of 1 93 1 Bessie Bailey ' Belva Floyd Olivia Barnes ' Frances McEachern Mary Combs Catherine Wallace Madeline Martin Class of igjj Margaret Jackson •Grades not yet announced. 160 L 161 Chattahoochee Collegian Club C. C. C. ' s Officers Evelyn Vinson President Louneal Barrow â–  Vice-President Bessie Bailey . . Secretary Elizabeth Wallace Treasurer Members 1929 Louneal Barrow Evelyn Vinson Emily Williams Elizabeth Wallace ' 93 ' Bessie Bailey Jessie Lewis Hart Mary Combs Frances Smith Ruth Crowder Cathrine Wallace 1932 Julia Boyo Amy - Tidwell Thelma Hill Frances Williams 162 mmtn (rmonmiawiitWM mr MW B r- ; :â– ..-â–  â– :..â– â– â– â– . â–  Tale Four : Three Golden Apples lib! PROLOGUE HOUGH not the same apples, yet three golden ap- ples play a prominent part in the lives of Hercules and Atalanta, two grea t Athletes of Mythology. Hercules, hated by the goddess Juno, is com- pelled to attempt twelve great tasks, each intended for his destruction. The most famous is the search for the three golden apples in the garden of Hesperides whose location is unknown. In this adventure, Hercules encounters Nereus, a sea god who changes himself into many terrifying shapes ; wrestles with Anteus, who receives fresh strength each time he is thrown to earth; takes the place of Atlas, that weary Titan upholding the heavens, while Atlas in turn gets the ap- ples for Hercules. Atalanta, fearing wedlock, is besieged by many suitors, and agrees to race, with herself as prize to the successful one, but with death as penalty if she should win. Since many had failed, Hippomenes secured from Venus three golden apples and drops one of them when Atalanta, the swiftest of mortals, is about to pass him in the race. Astonished and curious, she stops to pick it up. As she rapidly overtakes him, a second apple is dropped and again she stops. Finally, as they near the goal, Hippome- nes tosses the last apple to one side and Atalanta (either for love of such amazing fruit, or the owner, or both) , stops and is defeated. i [ â– Ms s .. ' ' $S h t-Mh h Ml HERCULES TAKES THE PLACE OF ATLAS Tri .« -• v fist WfxSk Of Apples and Golden Apples Hercules with strength uncanny Was the first great Athlete, And his rivals, few or many. He could defeat and always beat. Hercules upon his hands Held the sfyy from a mountain-lop. And when his mighty shoulders shrugged. He caused a star or two to drop. Hercules, the strong of limb. In manly games had always Won, For who was there to rival him? Well, who was there — but only one? Atalania, fair of face. Surpassing the wind in dazzling speed; What man in DEED could match her pace And win a race? What man indeed? Wo I :E3fc â„¢ BBS .. â–  ' . .- An Apple For Pay Hercules and A talanla wanted apples for their pay. The texture of the fruit was unimportant in their day. The fact that a pippin was all that they were worth. Didn ' t bother Atalanta or old Here a bit on earth. But now comes the era when an apple a day IVould insult the worst of athletes — it ' s, How much will you pay? The fruit is always changing and the change will sometimes lend Athletic prowess to some teams — one wonders when ' twill end! e 88S 9 The Camp CHE CAMP! Well, where is the camp? just put on your oxfords, grab your bonnet and we ' ll go over there, tollow me out the back gate of the campus, cross the swinging bridge, go up hills and down hills until you come to a pretty green house sitting on the top of a hill amidst a clump of green trees. What is the purpose of this camp? It is a haven of rest for all classes and stages of intelligence. If you ever feel like throwing up your hands and screaming to the top of your voice, I ' m ready to quit trying, just get in with the gang on their way to the green house and all cares and worries will mysteriously vanish. How is anyone entertained at the camp? If you are interested in reading, much enjoyment can be obtained from reading magazines. But if you want to be a puddle duck, there is a shallow creek at the foot of the hill. Those who love and understand nature go on a stroll through the woods. Other pleasures may be gotten from music, playing games, dancing, etc., inside the camp. But the most exciting and enjoyable time at all is the time when we go to feed our faces. I should say we do have delicious food and lots of it, too. Who are our cooks? Well, it depends upon those who get hungry first. It is the Rats then who have to wash the dishes. 169 _ Athletic Board Officers Elizabeth Bryant President Bess Savage ... . . Vice-President Pauline McCord ... . . . . Secretary Elizabeth Ellis . ... Treasurer Inez Hart .... ... Cheer Leader Ruth Scott .... Cheer Leader Hilah Dennis ... . . Publicity Chairman Councillors Virginia Hood Basketball Virginia O ' Barr Baseball Fannie Stollenwerck Hiking Ruby Chandler Hockey Eleanor Payne Swimming Mary Love Martin ... ... Tennis Annie Bledsoe ... Track Charlette Claybrook .... ... Senior Representative Janet Wilson 7 ... . Junior Representative Jeanette Brock .... . . Sobhomore Representative Eugenia Morrow Freshman Representative 170 172 Stevens, Claybrook, Speake Winners LIFE SAVERS 173 FRESHMAN ' BASKETBALL TEAM SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL TEAM 174 JUNIOR BASKETBALL TEAM L SEXIOR BASKETBALL TEAM ' 75 w -: a, I w 7 6 cc TENNIS , WINN ERS BBfr rmftGE CHRRLOTTE CLBYBROOK ' 77 I f I {f E rs Jn jB Tale Five: The Golden Touch PROLOGUE IDAS, King of Phrygia, has earned the good- will of the god Bacchus, who gratefully offers him the choice of any wish. Although already fabulously wealthy, Midas elects that what- ever he touches shall turn to gold. Though disappointed at the choice, Bacchus grants the wish. At first Midas is elated beyond measure as he watches the amazing change of twigs, pebbles and even the flowers in his garden into virgin gold, but is dismayed and alarmed to find that water when thirsty, and food when hungry, are likewise changed into gold. Then his little daughter, whom he loved even beyond his great wealth, is also transformed into the now hateful metal as she rushes unsuspecting into his arms. In agony, Midas prays to Bacchus, who mercifully bids him to wash in the nearby river, and whatever he then touches is transformed back to its original substance. L,i!:-,v KING MIDAS AND THE GOLDEN TOUCH â–  - ' I The Golden Touch Wise King Midas, so they say. Wished for a golden touch one day. This was odd, one might recall — But Midas was not disconcerted at all. So he touched his gardens. His heart grew cold. But his touch was warm — his eyes Were l(cen As he saw the gold blushes that came from the green. Wise King Midas had a daughter, they say. He turned her to gold (she Was worth more that way). And the beautiful statue that she made Was a burnished Venus with eyes of jade. And, though he regretted her dismal pari. He had to admit that his daughter was art. Bui what would Midas, the wise km§ sa V If he saw the statues we offer today? r -=L. ' The Touch For Gold A Modern Version Three golden pippins — never up a tree; Three simple lassies — what a sight to see! Three gold diggers — ye Cods forfend! Midas-like, with touch of gold — and Touching only men! 1 Freshman Beauty — MARGARET ALLEN WALLIS Sophomore Beauty — CAROLYN FUSSEL Junior Beauty — BETTY MURPHY $Y A l A — 1 ?A-X Senior Beaut) — HENRIETTA MATTHEWS yvbv i VENUS — Alice Lowery, Most Popular Lo, this is she that was the world ' s delight. PANDORA — Dorothy Smith, Most Versatile Pandora, whom the gods endowed ivitli all their gifts o CUPID — Margaruite Gibson, Cutest None may escape tliee, none; find lie iu io finds t iee, raves ' PHAETON — Lucy Causey, Most Individual My footsteps pave the clouds with fire. DIANA — Bess Savage, Most Athletic ' Dian . . . golden-shafted queen, . . . shadows green of the wild woods, The bow . . . such delight is hers CIRCE — Annie Louise Smith., Most Attractive li ' lio knows not Circe, ivhosc charmed cup Whoever tasted lost his upright shape. ' MERCURY — Mary Gloster, Most Original The herald Mercury, New-lighted on a heaven-kissing hill. ' MINERVA — Josephine Watson, Most Intellectual 1 C Tt$ Based on a crystalline sea Of tlwuglit and its Eternity. ' 95 MONTEVALLO DRUG CO. DAVE BOYETT Manager Drugs, Perfumes, Stationery Cigarettes, Cigars X Pangburns and Hollingsworths Candies Sheaffers Supplies X FAITHFUL SERVICE—HERE WHERE TO? s. J. McGAUGHY fif SONS MONTEVALLO, ALA. The quality of Paragon Built Annuals is evidenced by the numer- ous repeat orders we receive, year after year, from the leading schools of Alabama. 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May Day at Alabama College Scene — Alabama College Campus in May Orchestra Prologue — By Spirit of Alabama College Nymphs of Spring Dance Procession of Court Crowning of King Presenting of Cup to Best Citizen ENTERTAINMENT Parthenon Frieze Pierrot and Pierrette Peasant Dance Color Dance Bottle Dance Butterfly Dance Gypsy Dance Alabama Historical Procession Music Dance May Pole Recessional Dedication It is with a solemnity akin to mirth; with a calmness and sang-froid akin to palpitating hearts ; with an adoration akin to what-have-you ; with a deliberation akin to an overwhelming impulse, and with a sincerity akin to derision that, to all those whose names are correctly spelled incorrectly; whose distorted portraits are but samples of reality and sufficient proof of our un- scrupulous selection, and to those to whom merited and undeserved prominence has not been given — we do consolingly dedicate the Jokes that are here to be found with microscopes. What makes you so musical lately? Why, Miss Irving has been feeding us so much fish lately that I can sing to High Sea and know all the scales. • Whither away? To the infirmary to be examined for appendicitis. You don ' t seem worried. No, there won ' t be anything to it. I never passed an exam the first time in my life.  When you reach your senior year you have senior better days. •  Gartrell (teaching Miss Surls to drive) : This controls the brake. It is put on quickly in case of emergency. Miss Surls: I see. It ' s something like a kimona. •  Got a match? Sure, got a cigarette? Sorry, I just wanted to read this sundial. •  If you are in hot water, be nonchalant; take a bath. •  ♦ Blind dates are like bee-hives; you may get honey and you may get stung. • Pil: And which one of the parables do you like best? Sil: The one where everybody loafs and fishes. • -. . , Adam: Eve, you ' ve gone and put my dress suit in the salad again. And who is this Oliver Twist? Lon Chaney ' s gym instructor. C. L. 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They may be purchased on convenient terms of payment. Write for Catalog and List of PIANOS— VICTROLAS— RADIOS 0=3Dt= CABLE-SHELBY-BURTON PIANO CO. B. B. BURTON, President 1816 Third Avenue BIRMINGHAM, Ala. COMPLIMENTS OF THE DOLLAR STORE The Store Ahead COMPLIMENTS OF YEAGER STUDIO â–  : â–  â– â–  ' â–  â–  : â– â–  â–  ' â– â– â– â– --â–  â–  â– - . â–  . ' .â– â– â–  â–  . ::â– â– â– â– â– â– : â– . ' . 0 WUD THE POWER. THE GIFTIE GIVE US, To SEE OURSELVES AS JTHERS SEE £% us IT Good Home Cooking YE PIONEER CUISINE College Cleaners Montevallo Cleaners Dyers Dry Cleaning, Altering and Pressing Modern Equipment Quality and Service Phone 120 MONTEVALLO, ALABAMA For Beautiful Gift Things Inexpensively Priced Shop the NEW WILLIAMS 1911 Third Avenue Birmingham, Alabama Earn Brothers Wholesale Grocers BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA Gold Bar and W. N. Clark ' s FANCY CANNED FRUITS AND VEGETABLES SERVICE WITH A SMILE AT WILSON DRUG COMPANY THE REXALL STORE ON THE CORNER i Telephone 41 MONTEVALLO, ALABAMA Too True An annual is a great invention — The school gets all the fame, The printer gets all the money, And the staff gets all the blame. My idea of a good job is that of a street sprinkler in Venice. A pessimist is one who has been compelled to live with an optimist. Her: I just know I ' ll adore those sport hose you bought for me. Him: Well, I hope that they come up to your er— ah — expectations.  Orchids are costly, daffodils yellow; Spring is on the campus, let ' s cut chapel. Honey, lemon juice and gin, That ' s the way that I begin To mix a honey-dew ; do you ? Fur coats in April are being worn — I ' ve sold mine; have you hocked yourn? Violets aren ' t roses; so am I. Has your father got a cop ' s suit? Let ' s play tag. — Brown Jug. A tricky jade, I ' ll tell the world, Is little Lilly Lartus. She wears a smile upon her lips And mouse traps on her garters. Miss Strom (in Birmingham): Is it dangerous to step on that rail, officer? Policeman: No, madam. It isn ' t unless you put your other foot on that trolley wire. Willy: Does your girl smoke? Nilly: Not quite. Dot: When I lie down for a quiet think, I realize how tempus fugit is creepin ' on. Bess: I couldn ' t have told you the foreign name, but they ' re creeping on me, too. 1 Montgomery s New Million Dollar Hotel THE JEFFERSON DAVIS W. H. Moore, Manager Opened February 22, 1929 250 Rooms Largest and Finest Fireproof Hotel in City Rates From $2.50 Up Private Dining Room Every Room With Garage-Parking Tub and Shower Facilities Near Circulating Ice Water A Warm Welcome Make Your Headquarters With Us â–  WE WILL APPRECIATE A VISIT FROM YOU OPERATED BY DINKLER HOTELS CO., Inc. Carling L. DlNKLER, President LIFE IS A HURDLE! With each new day we meet some new obstacle. Sometimes it is slight; sometimes it is great. These obstacles are hurdles in the race of life. How we meet them depends upon our ability, our training, and often our financial position. The men and women who live within their means, who lay aside a definite amount each month as a reserve fund, have little difficulty in meeting financial obstacles when they arise. Prepare for the hurdles of life! A Savings Account will help you. MERCHANTS PLANTERS BANK MONTEVALLO, ALA. r= BUILT ON SERVICE The largest building in the entire South, If not in the entire country, housing un- der one roof, organizations exclusively devoted to Real Estate — -Mortgage Loans Investment Banking The Jemison Companies Robert Jemison, Jr., President 221 N. 21st St. Birmingham, Ala. N. 0. Nelson Manufacturing Company i Capital and Surplus, $1,500,000.00 Manufacturers and Jobbers of Plumbers, Pipe Fitters JENNIE LEE Of our personal shopping service, is young, smart, sympathetic in laste to needs of college women. and Mill Supplies Phone or Write Her to Shop for You Demand NONCO Products sfcLOUIS SAKSA 2nd Avenue at 19th Street Montgomery, Ala. Birmingham, Ala. Your Future Happiness Depends on ! ! ! ? and Your Serving SANDWICHES, PIES FANCY GROCERIES ROYAL CUP COFFEE in Your Home Batterton Coffee Company ELLIOTTS BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA MONTEVALLO, ALABAMA L— — — — — ■— — m a— iiwmi-t i it -rnm taaaiMmiHHii-Mnri _ Featuring- Versatile goddesses WITH APOLOGy TO AsyTHOuooy Jeter Mercantile Company TRY DEA LERS IN BRANNON PRINTING Groceries, Hardware COMPANY and Furniture Shoes, Ladies ' and Gents ' n Furnishings Funeral Directors and Embalmers TALLADEGA, ALABAMA THANKS Compliments of mi, LUMBER CO. BIRMINGHAM ALA Birmingham, Alabama THE ALABAMA ENGRAVING CO. 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