Vanderbilt University - Commodore Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 296 of the 1900 volume:

K MW' ■.,r, WII.UAM M A 1.0 N1 MASK KKVI I,I„ A. M., I'll. I - 'To the '-JUnnovo of Jlr.lllilltanx '-fUalcinc nskciruill This ttiuik is ZU'dicaU'ri luitli all -Ucspcrt and Hlrnrration Dr. William f alooe Bashervill , is with some misgivings that the writer has undertaken to crowd into the short space of vs� two pages, what proposes to he even the briefest account of the life of the subject of this sketch. His work was of such a varied character, and his influence so far reaching, that it would require a much longer paper in order to duly set forth his virtues and achievements. I r. William Malone Baskervill. to whose cherished memory the Comkt of 1900 is dedi- cated. was born in Fayette County. West Tennessee, in 1S50. He was of a prominent Virginia family—his father, a Methodist minister, being a native of that State. He attended school at home almost constantly until his fifteenth year, when he entered De l'auw University, at Green castle. Ind. After spending only a few months here, he returned home and pursued his studies with much satisfaction fora period of about three years, under Mr. Ouales, of the University of Virginia. Soon after this, his college career was liegun at Randolph Macon Virginia). It was at this time that hi� enthusiasm was especially aroused along those lines in which most of his work was to be done. Under the influence of several of the leading educators of the South, who were then at Randolph-Macon, an anient love for the study of the languages grew upon him. particu- larly of Latin. Greek, English. French, and German. In 1876 he went to l.eipsig to pursue his studies iu these schools, where he received his Doctor's degree, on returning several years later. Towards the close of «876 he was elected to a professorship in Wofford College, where lie was thrown with Drs. Kirkland and Smith, with whom he was to be so closely associated in later years. He held this place at Wofford College until 1881, when he was called to the then recently established Chair of English, at Vanderbilt University. This chair he held at the time of his death. September 6. 1899. Dr. Baskervill's life was a busy one. During his connection with Vanderbilt University he was actively engaged in almost every phase of literary work. One of his first moves was his 6 work in behalf of the Preparatory School System of Tennessee and the South in general. Aside from his regular work, he was a frequent contributor to Nashville papers, especially to tlu Christian Advocate, lie spent many of his summers lecturing in the North and West, his last illness preventing him from filling an engagement of this kind at Lake Chautauqua, in New York. His relation to the new school of Southern writers was unique, and his labors in this field have been very fruitful. In his Southern Writers Series—only six papers of which he lived to finish—he has accomplished a work for Southern literature the value of which would be difficult to estimate. Being a contemporary of this school of writers, and having closely studied the rise and development of the movement, he was peculiarly fitted to be an interpreter of it. It is with pleasure that we learn that these unfinished papers will be completed by some of his old pupils, and the series be published in its entirety. But we. as students of Vanderbilt University, are peculiarly concerned with his relation- ship to our own institution, and with his personal influence on those who came in contact with him. Since 1881 his efforts in behalf of the School of English have been untiring. It is not too much to say that lie has made the department. To his work, most of all. do we owe the fact that Vanderbilt can offer the best graduate English course in the South. It was always his desire to instill into his pupils a love for their own Southern literature, and with this in view, the study of the late Southern writers was emphasized. I)r. Baskervill's personal relations with the students were of the happiest character. He soon learned to know each one with whom lie was thrown his strong points and his weak ones and hence was able to judiciously guide him in his work. Ilis loyalty to his men was a marked characteristic. Their interests were kept constantly at heart, and he was always ready to work for them and assist them. To estimate his loss to the University would be impossible Though his place may be filled by worthy successors, and our School of English continue to grow and broaden, yet his name will always be first, and his work most prominent in the history of the development of the department. Title l-AOK William Malone Itaskcrvill • 4 Dedication . 5 Biography of Dr. Itaskcrvill f Contents S Comet Board Halftone . 12 Editorial Stall of Comet . 13 Contributors . • '4 Introduction . • is Calendar . . 16 Officers of Instruction and Government . IS I)r. Paul M. Jones, Memorial • 3° i-Aii� : Post Graduates.................................31 “The Four Seasons .............................53 Senior Class (Half-tone . . • • • Senior Class Roll..............................1« Mv Girls”......................................H Junior Class Half-tone 1 . . • • • -14 Junior Class Roll 45 Sophomore Class 1 Half-tone) .... 50 Sophomore Class Roll...........................51 In Soak ”.....................................54 Freshman Class' Half-tone) . . • • 56 Freshman Class Roll............................57 $ Content? I’AC.B Co-eds Ftchiug i ...... 63 Irregular and Special Students ... 65 A Departmental Ditty ”...................66 Engineering Department Half-tone ....... 70 Roll..................................... • “ Isaac's Prayer Kissam Hall Half tone I . . -7-1 Riblie.il Department Senior Class ( Half-tone 76 Senior Class Roll ..... 77 Middle and Junior Class Roll . . . 7S Theological Candidates .... 70 “Dewey Cannon” ( Half-tone ... 82 “ Painting of Dewey Cannon .... 83 Daw Department- Senior Class ( Half tone ) ... 86 Senior Class Roll .... 87 Junior Class ( Half-tone .... 90 Junior Class Roll .... 91 ”. Letter to the Board of Trust ” . 92 Medical Department Senior Class t Half-tone - . • -9-1 Register of Students . . • • • 95 “The Grip” ....... too “Stars .................................... °2 Dental Department- Senior Class 1 Half-tone .... io.j Dental Department Roll .... 105 “ laboratory John ...... 10S Pharmaceutical Department Senior Class' Half-tone 1 . . • .110 Senior Class Roll . • • . 111 Junior Class ( Half-tone ) . - 1 Junior Class Roll.......................115 I'Af.B Ve Piaster Girl Etching') • • .116 ” The Faculty in the May Festival • 117 Campus Views Half-tone 1 . . . .122 Fraternity Frontispiece...................123 Fraternities Phi Delta Theta . . . .126 Kappa Alpha . .... 132 Kappa Sigma .... -13s “The Poet Lines .... 142 Della Tau Delta ..... 144 Alpha Tau Omega ..... 14S Sigma Alpha Epsilon .... 154 De Coinin' of de Coon . . 159 “ Dat Valler Gal .... 160 Delta Kappa Epsilon ..... 162 Sigma Chi . . . . • • . 16S “Old Man( Etching � . • ■ 172 Sigma Nil . . . • • 17-1 Teddy . • • • • • 177 Sonnet to Poverty . . .178 A Tale of the West Side Beau . . 17S Lines to an Old Joke .... 17S Pi Kappa Alpha......................... Phi Kappa Upsilon . . . .184 Inspiration ...... 1S6 “A Night in Reconstruction ” . ■ • .18“ The Spanish Cannon .iA . - • ■ .191 Commencement Program......................'95 Honors....................................196 Alpha Theta Phi ...... 197 The Reviewer Reviewed .... 199 “The Poster Girl” (Etching) .... 200 Publications Drawing i The Comet .... The Hustler The Observer Stall Half-tone The Observer . “Alma Mater” Oratorical Contest Impaled .... “ Traveling Girl i Pitching Clubs ........................ Theta Nu Kpsilon Alumni........................ Debate Sowanee vs. Vanderbilt North Carolina vs. Vanderbilt Southern Intercollegiate Oratorical To a College Pump Philosophic I.iterary Society Dialectic I.iterary Society Southern History Association V. M. C. A.................... The Ratnpi(r)c .... Clubs— West Side Dining Club Wesley Hall Club Webb School Club High School Club Wallace School Club . Louisiana Club . Alabama Club Mississippi Club Virginia Club West Tennessee Club . Texas Club ssociation Content? 'A«K MO 201 Clubs — Continued 202 Kentucky Club . • 233 203 Chess Club .... • 234 •'Shirts that Pass in the Night ’ - 235 205 “Just Fun ” (Pitching) • 237 206 Vanderbilt ('.as an«l Klcctrie Company 23s 207 l’okcr and Crap Club • 239 2 9 Cyrano Club ..... 240 210 (“.Ice Banjo and Mandolin Club . 241 211 Bachelors of Ugliness . 242 212 Sjiort . ... . 243 213 Vanderbilt 1 “Diversity Athletic Association 244 ’Varsity Football Team • Half tone . 246 21-1 “Varsity Squad and ('.atnes • 247 214 “A Swell Affair ” Filching . 24S 215 “Varsity Baseball Team ; Half-tone) . 250 216 “Varsity Baseball Team - 251 21 Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association . 252 2lS Fifth Annual Field I ay • 253 219 •“ Bicycle t'.irl ’“ ( Pitching • 254 220 Sis • Nervy’s Baptisin' 255 221 “Varsity Track Team Half tone . 260 VarsityTrack Team . 261 222 Best Records . 262 22.; Class F'ield Day • 263 224 Pitching ...... . 264 225 Class Football . 205 226 Class Basketball .... . 266 227 228 Tennis 267 Gym. Team . 2i s 229 230 Plditoriul . 269 231 The Find . 270 232 Advertisements . . . . • 271 io V. A. WlUTK, K A, liditor-in-Chic!. I.a.mar Hardy, A 0. Hii ine s Manager. I,. S. l’OI'K, Cliairman of Board. I,. N. Sl’IiARS, Secretary of Board. Litet ary Committee - ]). K. I, AM Hi Til. A K I! Cliairman. 7— W. K. WKM.S, A T S� . . W. J. Howard, i: V Ulmhation Committee V. II. Simmons. A Cliaiiumn. J. 1 TURNKR, - X. I.. N. Sl’KARS, K 1. R. Smith, AT A. litiinetf Committee — 1«. Hardy, 1 A o. Chairman. I. S. I’oi'H, II K . R. Smith, A T A The Editors of the Cornet, 1900 Are under lasting obligation to the following persons for their aid in its publication : miss ltiill bronson. MRS. SI.OSS I . BAXTLR MISS LTIILL Me KWHS'. MISS I’UAR1. SAUNDKRS. MISS KATHLRINL WII.KY. MISS I.KNA STOVALL. MISS IvI.UANOR WILLY. MISS LTIIlvL -MORRISON KKNNKTH MCDONALD. II N. MORSCIIHKIMKR. R. W. BURRY ROBKRT McNKII.LY. A. R. IIOI.COMBH. K. A. COX. II M. STUYKNSoN. K. It. CROOKS. j. k. McFarland. C� . M. PRITCIIKTT. UDWIN WII.HY. PAUL MITCH HI, I. HOWARD WILSON. 1� Years come and go so swiftly in this life of ours. A wide mantle of white, the bursting of green from bush and tree, a blaze of heat from an unfathomably blue sky. a carnival of leaves, then the silent snow again, and the year has fled. It is well for us if we have some sign, some lifted finger to mark its abiding place on the road of memory. If this volume can serve to recall the days gone by. when time shall have drawn his veil behind us. and space has crept between each one of us. once so closely associated in the pleasant past, then it shall have done its work, for it shall have fulfilled the mis- sion on which we send it. 1699 Junk iS Sunday. Commencement Sermon Rev. J. V. I«ce, I� I).. St. Louis, Mo. Ji nk 20 Tuesday. Annual Address Hon. Johnson 1 . Doliver, Iowa. SkpTKMBHR � $. 19. 20—Monday Wednesday. Secoml entrance examinations for the sessions 1S991900, Academic. Pharmaceutical, and Engineering Departments. Srptkmhkr 20—Wednesday. The first term begins in the Academic, Hiblical, I,aw, Pharmaceutical, and Engineering Departments. Octoukr 2- - Monday. The Session begins in the Medical and Dental Departments. Novkmiikk jo- Thursday. Thanksgiving Day. Anniversary of the Dialectic Society. Dkckmiikk 2j Saturday. Januakv 1 - Monday. Christmas vacation from the evening of Friday, December 22. to the morning ol Tuesday, January 2. 1900 January 17 Wednesday. Intermediate examinations begin. January ji Wednesday. The first term ends. Fkiiruarv i Thursday. The second term begins. 16 Fkhkl'aky 22 —Thursday. Washington's birthday. Junk 20 Wednesday. Coinincncenient Day. Anniversary of the Philosophic Society. March 29—Thursday. Commencement exercises of the Dental Department. A i’R 11. 5 — Thursday. Commencement exercises of the Medical Department. May 17. 18, 19 — Thursday Saturday. First entrance examinations for the sessions 1900-01. Academic, Phar- macuetical and Ivngineering Departments. May 25- Friday. Contest for Fournier's Medal (evening . May 27 -Sunday. Founder’s day. JUNK 4 Monday. Final examinations begin. Junk 15 Friday. Contest for the Young Prize Medal evening). Junk 16 -Saturday. Class day. Junk 17 — Sunday. ‘ Commencement sermon. Junk 18—Monday. Annual Meeting of the Board of Trust 19 a. m.). Junk 18 —Monday. Alumni day. Business meeting 10 a.m. . public exercises evening 1. Junk 19—Tuesday. Annual address In-fore the University body 1.55 i m.). The Commencement Sermon, June 17, 1900, was preached by Rev. Dr. S. 1’. Cad man of New York City. The Annual Address, June 19, 1900, was delivered by H011. John Barrett, Kx-Minister to Siam. Officer? of Instruction an J Government f ca. i9rr)ic, Biblical, Eosiowring, and Pharmaceutical Faculties Jamks H. Kirkland, A. M.. Pii. I)., LI.. I . . . . . South Avenue, Campus. Chancellor, and Professor of the l.atin language ami Literature. X 4 ; A. It. (Woffonl, ' i ; A. M. Wofford, 78� Tutor in ('.reek, Wofford. 79-'$i ; Assistant Professor of Greek and German. Wofford 'Si-'S2 ; Professor of Greek and G.erinan. Wofford. 'Si-’Sj; Studied and Traveled in Kurope. '83-'S6; Ph. I). Leipzig, ‘Ss'i; Chosen Chancellor of Vanderbilt University, '93; LL. I). University of North Carolina. '9.} . Author of A Study of the Anglo-Saxon Poem ‘The Harrowing of Hell' ’; Palitor of Horace's Kpistles and Satires. Contributor to shoe titan Journal of Philology, The Xation, The Quarterly A’erieu, etc. Jamks M. Salford, M. I).. Ph. I). . .... .301 South Spruce Street. Professor of Natural History and Geology and Dean of Pharmaceutical Faculty. 15 0 II; A. B. (Ohio University, 'jj ; A. M. Ohio University); Ph. I). (Vale,'66 ; M.D. University of Nashville, ’7? . Professor of Science, Cumberland University, '.1.V72 . State Geologist of Tennessee, '54 ; Reappointed in '71. Author of “Geology of Tennessee,' “Reporton Cotton Production of Tennessee ; Co-editor of “Resources of Tennessee, and Contributor to various scientific journals. Richard Jonks, B. A.. Ph. 1)...........................................................Farrell Avenue. IL A. Iowa Ph. I). Heidelberg). Professor of literature in the Illinois State Normal University, Swarthmorc College. Syracuse University; Regents Inspector of Literature for the State of New York the University of the State of New York . Literary Work “The Growth of the Idylls of the King” Lippincotts); •‘College-entrance Hnglish” the University of the State of New York ; “the Arthurian Legends the Warner Library of the World’s Best Literature ; “ Kditions of Macbeth • Applctons ; Julius Cse ar, etc.; Magazine articles. William J. Vaughn, A. M.. LL. I). ..... 7 West Avenue, Campus. Professor of Mathematics. A K B; A. 11. University of AlalNima, '57 ; A. M. University of Alabama, ’60 ; LL. I). University of Mississippi, ’83 Tutor in Mathematics, University of Alabama, ’57-' °; Tutor in Latin and Greek, University of Alabama, '60-'65 ; Professor of Mathematics. University of Alabama,’63-'f 5; President of Tuscaloosa Female College, '6j-’66; Presi- dent of Centenary Female College, ; Professor of Physics and Astronomy, University of Alabama,'7i-'7;; President Tennessee Female College, ’7. - 78; Professor of Mathematics. University of Alabama, '7S '82. Faculty Com.ins Denny, A. M., H. 1...........................................6 West Avenue. Campus. Professor of Mental aiul Moral Philosophy. •I K -P ; A. it. Princeton. '76); It. I.. (Princeton, ’77); A. M. Princeton. ’79 . I.awyer in Baltimore, '77 ’So; Joined Baltimore Conference. ’So; Preacher in various Circuits. ’So ’Sj ; At Louisburg. V. Va„ ’S4'S6; At Salem. Ya., ’S7-’S9; Chaplain at University of Virginia, 'Sy-’yi ; at Green Memorial Church. Roanoke, Ya.,’91. William I,. Dudley, B S.. M. D., F. C. S....................................37 Wesley Hall, Campus. Professor of Chemistry and Dean of the .Medical Faculty. X ; It. S. University of Cincinnati, ’.So ; M. I). (Miami, ’S5), l’ellow of Association for Advancement of Science; Fellow of Loudon Chemical Society; Demonstrator of Chem- istry, Miami Medical College, ’79-’So; Professor of Chemistry and Toxicology, Miami, 'So-’SO; Commissioner Cincinnati Industrial «Exposition, ; Member of United States Assay Commission. ‘•''7 ; Member of various English, German, and American Chemical and Engineering Societies; in 1S79, Vice-President and Chairman of Section of Chemistry of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, ami delivered the Vice- Presidential Address in Toronto on The Nature of Amalgams’’; served two terms as a Mem1 er of the Council of the American Chemical Society, and, in 1S97-9S, was Vice- President, by virtue of being Chairman of the Cincinnati Section ; was Director of Affairs and Chairman of the Committees of Award and of Music and Amusements of the Tennessee Centennial Exposition ; has published many scientific papers. Alexander R. Hoiileki.d, A. M., Pn. I). .... 9 West Avenue, Campus. Professor of Germanic Languages. Student at Dresden. ’7 � -’s l ; Ph. D. Leipzig, SSi ; Instructor in French. Vanderbilt University, ’•s9-’9 ; Adjunct Professor of Romance Languages. Vanderbilt University, ’90-’92; Author � f Die Altcnglischen Kollektivmisterien ’ and Studies in French Versification;’’ Editor of German Text and contributor to many English and German journals. Herbert Cushing Toi.man, Ph. I). 4.8 Wesley Hall, Campus. Professor of Greek Language and Literature. ■I B K ; B. A. (Vale, SS ; Ph. D. (Vale, ’oo ; Fellow at Vale, ’S8-’9i ; Instructor in Latin, University of Wisconsin, '91 ; Assistant Professor of Sanskrit, University of Wisconsin, ’92 ; Professor of Greek. Uni ersitv of North Carolina, ’93: Member of Royal Asiatic Society. ’92; Co-editor I Iarper Tolman’s Ctesar, Tolman X: Kerr’s “Matthew, Greek and Roman Mythology, Herodotus and Empires of the East; Ivditor of Old Persian Inscriptions, Text of Ctesar ; ” Co-editor of Vanderbilt Oriental Series ; contributor to numerous Philological and Archaeological journals. '9 Faculty John Daniei., M. A.........................................................1720 West Iviul Avenue. Professor of Physics. ♦ A 0; A. B. (University of Alabama, 'S.j ; M. A. University of Alabama, 86); Assistant Professor of Physics, University of Alabama, 'S.|-'86: Student at Johns Hopkins University. '87 ; Student at Berlin, '02 ; Instructor in Physics S$-’90) and Adjunct Professor of Physics I'yo-'oi), Vanderbilt University; contributor to various scientific journals and author of several papers on scientific subjects. Frederick W. Moore, I’m. I)..............................................144 Wesley Hall. Campus. Adjunct Professor of History and Economics. A. B. Yale,'861; Ph. I). Yale,'no ; I.ccturcr on Sociology. Wharton School of Finance. Uni- versity of Pennsylvania, ,9i-‘ )2; Author of “Contribution to the History of Presidential Reconstruction in Louisiana;” “Representation of the Southern States in the Federal Congress, 1861-1865 ; Translator of Guniplowic .’s “ Outlines of Sociology now in press). J. T. McGii.L, B. S.. Ph. 1).............................................10S Wesley Hall, Campus. Adjunct Professor of Chemistry. It. S. Vanderbilt University, '79 ; Ph. G. Vanderbilt University. 82); Ph. I). Vanderbilt University, ’Si : Fellow in Chemistry, Vanderbilt University, ‘70 ‘Ni ; President Vanderbilt University Alumni Association, S1- S3; Assistant Instructor in Chemistry. Vanderbilt University, ’$3-'S6; Student in Berlin, '85-86 ; Fellow of American Association for Advance- ment of Science and of the German Chemical Society, and Author of An Introduction to Qualitative Analysis.” 1C. A. Ruddimax. Ph. M., M. 1)...........................................168 Wesley Hall, Campus. A ljunct Professor of Pharmacy. Ph. C. ( University of .Michigan. 'So ; Assistant in Pharmacognosy. University of Michigan, 'Sb-’S;; Ph. M. University of Michigan. '871; Assistant in Pharmacy. Vanderbilt Uni- versity, '90-91 ; M. D. Vanderbilt University, '93 . ; Chemist to Tennessee State Board of Pharmacy, '96—; Author of “ Estimation of Quinine by Kernel's Method,” “Incompati- bilities in Prescriptions, and contributor to various magazines. Austin II. Merrill, M. A.................................................62 Wesley Hall. Campus. Adjunct Professor of Elocution and Oratory. A. B. Delaware College,'No i ; M. A. Delaware College, '831; Graduate of National School of Expression, Philadelphia. ’82; Principal of School of Expression, Martha's Vineyard Summer Institute, Massachusetts, ‘Sj; Vice-President National Association of Elocution- ists ’93) and memlier of Board of Directors ' 9,V’99 ; has given public readings in many of the leading cities of America and lwfore many clubs and institutes. 20 Faculty .Nt T. A. Jenkins, Ph. I).............................................................2i Garland Avenue. Adjunct Professor of Romance Languages. A T; 'I It K; A. 15. iSwarthmorc, ’S7 ; Ph. B. (University of Pennsylvania. ’SSi : Ph. I). Johns Hopkins, ’94); Kditor • I Kspurgatoire Saint Patri , of Marie de Prance;” Con- trihutor to Modern Language Motes. Gko. W. Martin, B. Sc., Pii. I)........................................117 Wesley Hall, Campus. Adjunct Professor of Biology. •I' A « ; Student Indiana Normal School, ’79-'So; Student University of Indianapolis, ’8i-’$2; B. Sc. Wabash College, ’S7) ; Principal High School, BlufTton, Iud., ’Sj-’SS; Principal High School, Monticello, Iud., 'SS-’ o; Graduate Student, Wabash College. ‘90-'9i ; Graduate Student. University of Indiana, 9i-'92 ; Assistant Biologist, University of Indiana, '9i- 92; Ph. I). University of Indiana, '92); Professor Biology and Geology, High School of Indianapolis, '92 ’99; Professor Biology for Teachers of Indianapolis Public Schools. ’92-'99; Investigator at Marine Biological Laboratory, Woods Hall. Mass., '93, 94, ami ’95; Professor Biology ami Geology, Summer Term, University of Indianapolis. ’98; Investigator at United States Pish Commission, Woods Hall, Mass., ’99; Contributor to many scientific journals; Professor Biology, Vanderbilt University, from '99. V. H. Sen UK rm an, C. K..............................................8 West Avenue, Campus. Professor of Civil Kngineering, and Dean of the Kngineering Faculty. C. K. University of Cincinnati, 'Si ; Student at Johns Hopkins. 'S2-’S3 ; Assistant in Physics. University of Missouri, S3- S5 ; Assistant Professor of Kngineering and Physics. University of Missouri, ’S5 'SS; engaged in various engineering works, 'So-’o.j. Charlks Su.mnkr Brown, M. 1C..............................................139 Wesley Hall, Campus. Adjunct Professor of Mechanical Kngineering. X •!•; Ph. B. Vale, ’S3) ; M. K. Vale, 'SS ; Instructor in Machine Design at Rose Polytechnic Institute, ’SS; Professor of Machine Design at Rose Polytechnic Institute, ’89; Professor of Steam Kngineering at Rose Polytechnic Institute, '92 ’96. J. H. Stkvknson, B. I)., Ph. I). ....... f 8 Wesley Hall, Campus. Professor of Hebrew and Old Testament Ivxegesis. B. A. (McGill University, ’89); B. D. Wesleyan, Montreal, '91 ; Ph. D. (University of Chicago, '971; Co-Kditor of Vanderbilt Oriental Series; halitor of “Assyrian and Babylonian Con- tracts”; Joint author of “Herodotus and Umpires of the Kast,” and contributor to numerous journals. 21 Bishop John C. Granberv, I). I). Ashland, Va. Faculty Cole Lecturer. Wilber F. Tii.lett. A. M., 1). I)...........................................2 West Avenue, Campus. Professor of Systematic Theology ami Dean of Theological Faculty. A. H. ■ Randolph-Macon, '771; It. I). Princeton, 'So ; . M. Princeton,’Soi; D. I). kaudolph- Macon, '86). Assistant Instructor in Mathematics, Randolph-Macon, joined Vir- ginia Conference, 'So; Chaplain and Assistant Instructor in Systematic Theology. Vander- bilt I'niversity, S2-'S3; Adjunct Professor of Systematic Theology, Vanderbilt University, Frequent contributor to Quarterly Review, Christian thought, and Century; Au- thor of Discussions in Theology, Our Hyuins and their Authors, and an important series of articles with the general title, What We Relieve, and Why. Gross Alexander, S. T. 1)...................................................2 West Avenue. Campus. Professor of New Testament t'.reek and Exegesis. A. B. 1 University of Louisville, ‘71 ; B. D. 1 Drew Seminary, '771; S. T. I). Emory and Henry, ■yo� . Tutor in University of Louisville, ’7«-'7 ; Professor of ('.reek of Warren College. ’7.V‘75- Author of Life and Work of S. P. Holcombe, Discussions in Theology. “ History of M. E. Church. South, Beginnings of Methodism in the South ; Editor of Chrysostom’s Homilies on Galatians and Ephesians ; Contribulor to various journals, and has in preparation Studies in the Life of Jesus. J. J. Rapp, A. B., B. D........................................................... Acting Professor of Hebrew and old Testament Exegesis. Oswald ICugene Brown, 1). I)................................................3 West Avenue, Campus. Professor of Biblical and Ecclesiastical History. B. A. Christian University, ’.Si); B. D. Vanderbilt University, '891; M. A. Christian University, '921; I). D. (Central College, Missouri. '95). J. A. Kern......................................................................1814 McGavock Street. Professor of Practical Theology. I). D. Washington and Lee University, ’87 . Professor of Moral Philosophy in Randolph- Macon College, '86. Elected Vice-President of Raudolph-Macon College, ‘93. and President. ’97. Author of “The Ministry to the Congregation. Secretary of the Faculty. 22 Wii.s Williams . 1 1A West Broad Street. Faculty Instructor?, Fellows, � o l Assistants W. II. Hollinshkad, Ph. (i. .... Corner West End and Harrell Avenues. Instructor in Chemistry. Wi 1.1,1 am Hamilton Kirk, Ph. I). (Johns Hopkins) . . 2020 West Knd Avenue Instructor in Latin. Robert L. Lund. C. E., M. S..........................77 Wesley Ilall. Campus. Instructor iu Drawing and Surveying. Gus W. Dyer, M. A.. B. I)............................ Instructor in Economics, Sociology and Applied Christianity. Edwin Wii.ky, M. A. ................................ 90 Wesley Hall, Campus. Instructor in English, and Assistant Librarian. Gko. T. Fi.om. M. A.. Ph. I). (Columbia) .... 159 Wesley Hall. Campus. Eel low and Assistant in French and German. A. R. Hoi.com� . A. H.. M. A. . . . . . 151 Wesley Hall, Campus. Fellow and Assistant in Natural History and Geology. John Wksi.ky Rick, Ph. 1). (Harvard)................145 Wesley Hall. Campus. Instructor in Biblical Literature. Benjamin M. Drake, M. A.. Pii. 1). ...... 1712 Hayes Street. Fellow and Assistant in Greek. James McCi.uke, B. A. ....... 123 Wesley Hall. Campus. Fellow and Assistant in Mathematics and Astronomy. Julian Adams ......... 1900 West Line Street. Instructor in Foundry. G. A. Buist .......... West Side Row. Campus. Assistant in the Chemical Laboratory. Owen M. Jones...............................................200 Broad Street. Assistant in the Chemical Laboratory. 2. Faculty Instructors, Fellows, and Assistants George McPhail .Smith....................................Capitol Avenue Walter H. Simmons Assistant in the Chemical Laboratory. West Side Row. Campus. Assistant in the Chemical Laboratory. I.. K. Mayfield . West Side Row. Campus. Assistant in the Pharmaceutical Laboratory. John Ashford Central Avenue. Campus. Engineer and Instructor in Machine Shop. Eari. F. Scott West Side Row, Campus. Instructor of Pattern Making and Woodwork. John Lawrence 1620 State Street. Instructor in the Forge Shop. David Douglas . 4 West Avenue. Campus. Superintendent of Grounds. A. A. Kern. A. M. 154 MeGavock Street. Assistant in Biological Lal oratory. Law Faculty Thomas II. Mai.onk, M. A........................................................Vanderbilt Building. Dean of the Faculty, and Lecturer and Instructor on Common I.asv and Equity Pleading and Practice, Equity Jurisprudence, Contracts, Partnerships, and the Law of Corj orations. Horace H. Lurton, M. A................................................................Custom House. Lecturer on Jurisdiction and Practice of Federal Courts and Constitutional Law. 24 Faculty Claude Waller. M. S., LI.. B..............................................Steger Building. Professor and Lecturer on Real Property. J. W. Bonner, A. M. . . . . . . . . . . . Court House. Professor and Lecturer on Person ami Domestic Relations, and Torts. Ivdwaki) Baxtkr........................................................................Jackson Building. Lecturer on Law of Interstate Commerce. Charles X. Bi rch. B. A.............................................................Vanderbilt Building. Secretary of the Faculty, and Lecturer and Instructor on Criminal Law, Kvidence, Insurance, and Bailments. A'AecJiczvl Faculty .« Wm. L. Dudley, B. S., M. I). ...... 37 Wesley Hall, Campus. Professor of Chemistry and Dean of the Faculty. Richard Douglas, M. I). ........ Willcox Building. Professor of Gynecology am! Abdominal Surgery, and Acting Professor of Obstetrics. G. C. Savagr, M. I). . . . . . . . 139 North Spruce Street. Professor of Diseases of the Kye, Far, Throat, and Nose. Duncan Kvk, M. A., M. I). ....... 702 Church Street. Professor of Surgery and Clinical Surgery. J. A. Witherspoon, M. 1). . . . . . . . 201 North Summer Street. Professor of Practice of Medicine and Clinical Medicine. Thomas Menkes, M. 1). ...... 141 North Summer Street. Kmeritus Professor of Obstetrics. 25 J. R. Hr 1st. M. I). 51 North Spruce Street. Faculty Professor of Obstetrics. Gkokgk H. I'kick, M. I . ..... . Corner Vine and Church Streets. Professor of Physiology. Owkx H. Wilson. B. K., M. I). . . . . . . . Willcox Building. Professor of Anatomy, and Clinical Lecturer on Pediatrics. W. Frank Gi.f.nn. M. I)...........................................308 Cedar Street. Clinical Professor of Genito-l'rinary and Venereal Diseases, and Dermatology. . 4 Assistants And Instructors R. A. Barr. B. S., M. D. . . . . . . . 204 Willcox Building. Demonstrator of Anatomy. W. A. Bryan. M. I� ........................................................................ Assistant to the Chair of Medicine, and Physician to the Dispensary. W. II. Witt, M. A.. M. 1). ....... 151 North Spruce Street. Demonstrator of Anatomy, Lecturer on Regional Anatomy, and Assistant to the Chair of Obstetrics. I. Oi iS LkkOY, M. I). . . . . . . . . . . 406 Ivlin Street. Demonstrator of Histology and Pathology, and Lecturer on Physics. Olin Wkst, Pii. C.. M. 1). Curry Building, cor. Church and Spruce Streets. Demonstrator of Chemistry, and Assistant to the Chair of Physiology. Harrington Mark, M. I). ....... Douglas Sanatorium. Demonstrator of Gynecology and Abdominal Surgery, and Physician to the Dispensary. J. A. Gainks. M. I). . . . . . . . . . . 701 Church Street. Demonstrator of Surgery and Clinical Surgery, and Assistant to the Chair of Medicine. 26 Faculty. Assistant? zvod Instructor? McPiikktkrs Glasgow, M. I). ...... 151 North Spruce Street R. S. Doak, M. I). Assistant Demonstrator of Gynecology and Anatomy. 701 Church Street. Assistant to the Chair of Bye, Bar, Throat, and Nose. [ ucirs lv. Bi rch, M. I).........................................151 North Spruce Street. Assistant Demonstrator of Anatomy. George W. Williamson, B. A.......................................717 South Summer Street. Assistant Demonstrator of Chemistry. John V. Manner, B. A. ....... 830 South College Street. Assistant Demonstrator of Chemistry. J. S Dye. S20 South Summer Street. Assistant Demonstrator of Chemistry. C. A. Snoddy 1001 South College Street. Assistant in Pharmacy in the Medical Department. R. M. Ragsdale Cor. High and Ash Streets. Assistant in Pharmacy in the Medical Department. R. H. Moron 705 South Summer Street. Instructor in Physics, ami Assistant Demonstrator of Histology ami Pathology. V. B. Anderson, M. I). . . . . . Cor. Broad and McNairy Streets. Assitant Demonstrator of Anatomy. F. B. Wilson 807 South Summer Street. Assistant Demonstrator of Histology and Pathology. T. B. WlNGO . 824 South Summer Street. Assistant Demonstrator of Histology and Pathology. -7 Faculty jk Assistants an J Instructors J. K. D.wvsox ......... so6 South Summer Street. Assistant Demonstrator of Histology and Pathology. J. T. Ai.t.man. M. D. ....... 704 South Cherry Street. Instructor in Physical Diagnosis, and Assistant to the Chair of Medicine. K. A. Rcddi.man. M. I). . . . • . . . 168 Wesley Hall. Campus. Lecturer on Materia Medica. G. 1 . Ivdwakds, M. I). . . . . . . . . Jackson Building. Lecturer on Electro-Therapeutics. A. 1C. Godwin ........ Cor. Elm and Summer Streets. Custodian of Medical Building. Dental Faculty. ,-t William H. Morgan. M. D.. I). D.S. ..... 211 North High Street. Professor of Clinical Dentistry and Dental Pathology, and Dean of the Dental faculty. Robert K. Freeman, M. I).. 1). D.S. ..... 159 North Summer Street. Professor of Mechanical and Corrective Dentistry. Thomas A. Atchison, M. I). ...... 150 North Spruce Street. Professor of Materia Medica, Therapeutics, and Hygiene in the Dental Depaitnient. D. R. Stubblefield, M.A., M.D., I). D.S. .... 402 Wilcox Building. Professor of Chemistry and Matallurgv in the Dental Department. Henry W. Morgan, M. I).. D. D.S. . . . . . 211 North High Street. Professor of Operative Dentistry and Dental Anatomy. James A. Dale. D. D. S. ...... 2171 _• North Summer Street. Professor of Dental Technic, and Superintendent of Clinic. Larkin Smith, M. D. ........ Jackson Building. Adjunct Professor of Oral Surgery, Histology, and Pathology in the Dental Department. 2.S Faculty Firman Smith, A. B. Lecturer? 2V0 J Assistant? . . . . . 48 Chamber of Commerce Building. Lecturer on Dental Jurisprudence. James L. Griim-in 207 North Spruce Street. Assistant Demonstrator of Mechanical Dentistry. L. J. Ram age 410 Park Place. Assistant Demonstrator of Operative Technic. B. F. Thiei.en 143 North Vine Street. Assistant Demonstrator of Mechanical Dentistry. C. E. Byington . 113 North Vine Street. Assistant Demonstrator of Prosthanic Technic. W. G. Whits ITT S20 Meridian Street. Assistant Demonstrator of Operative Technic. John M. Bass, M. I). . . . . . . . 217% North Summer Street. Demonstrator of Anatomy in the Dental Department. Wii.i.iam }•'. McKknnky, 1). I). S. . . . . . . 51 ]4 Church Street. Demonstrator of Operative Dentistry. Isaac II. Read, I). D.vS. ....... 501 North Summer Street. William P. Sims Demonstrator of Operative Dentistry. 1212 Russell Street. Demonstrator of Mechanical Dentistry. Edward E. Kaiser . . . . . . . . . 212 Russell Street. Assistant Demonstrator of Mechanical Dentistry. 29 ilf. B’nul 1U. Blancs iliun -Xiuu'mluT 8. 1807 51 ii'd July 1. 1800 _ brilliant srirntist: a prmmitev uf ‘-Uanrievlult’s largest interests: a sincere friend of the students OST GRAq$ Graduate students Edwin Wii.kv. Jamks C. Hardv, A. K. IIOI.COM IIK, W. I . Whatiirrford Officers. . . . President. Vice-President. Secretary and Treasure . Corresponding Secretary. Roil Hattv, Edward Joshi'H, B. A. i University of Caj e of Good Hope I.atiu. French. Bknnktt. Marvin Vai.kttk. B. A. Wofford College) l.atin. Knglish. Bowhn, Ai.BKRT C., A. M. Southern I’niversity) .... Arabic, Sanskrit. Syriac. Boyd, Cr,ARKXCK Kugknk, M. A. Wofford College) l.atin. Greek. German. Knglish. Xashville. Teun. Reid ville. S. C. Ozark, Ala. Spartan burg, S. C. Roll Bt'iST, George Alexander, B. S. (Furman University ..............................................Greenville. S. C Chemistry, Physio. Geology. Carpenter, Howard I).. M. A. Princeton University) .... . . Hancock, Mass. Chemistry. Co I. UN's, Sami ki. M., B. A. Centenary College)........................................Indian Village, l.a. Latin, French, German. English. Cragwali.. Jasper A., M. S. Vanderbilt University.................................................Nashville, Tenn. Physics. CkaVaTH, Ki.I .ARKTII N.. B. A. Smith College.....................................................Nashville, Tcnn. Latin. English History CROOKS, B. B., a. B. (Central College................................................................Patoka, 111. English Literature. Daily, Henry Jackson. It. A. Vanderbilt University...............................................Millensburg, Kv. English. Physic . Docglas. William Howards...........................................................................Gallatin. Tenn. Mathematic . Physics, Astronomy. Ft’Li.KR. Jones. M. A. i Wofford College.........................................................Ninety-Six, S. C. English, History. Hardy, Jamks Ciiappkll. M. A. •Southwestern University i.................................Honey Grove, Texas. Latin. German. English. IIoi.comKK, Armstead Richard, M. A. Vanderbilt University .........................................Jackson, La. Geology. Howard, William James, B. A. Vanderbilt University.......................................Ml. Pleasant. Tenn, Greek, English, History. Physic� . Johnson, Kdwin Lee, It. A. (University of Mississippi..............................................Onitinan. Ark. Latin, Greek. Sanskrit. Kern, Alfred Allen. M. A. (Randolph-Macon.........................................................Nashville, Tenn. English, Chemistry. Itiology. McClure, James, M. A. Vanderbilt University..................................................Union City, Tenn. Physics. Mat hematics. Morelock, Joseph It. A. Vanderbilt University ...................................................... Priest, Tenn. English. Morat Philosophy. ORR. M. I OR A....................................................................................Nashville. Tenn. French, History. Quillian, Marvin Clarke, It. A. • Kmory College I...................................................Atlanta, Ga. German, English Economic . Saunders, Mary Kvans, M. A. {Southwestern Baptist University i......................................Jackson, Tenn. German. English. Terry, Benjamin Taylor, It. A. (Vanderbilt University........................................... Birmingham, Ala. Mnthemntic . Astronomy, Chemistry. Physic . Geology. UpTHKGRove. Hli .aBKTH, M. S. North Texas Female College •.......................................Greenville, Texas. English. Elocution. Wannamaker, Olin I). n i,ER, B. A. (Wofford College .........................Saint Matthews, S. C. Latin, «‘.reek. English. Weatherford, Willis Duke, It. A. Vanderbilt University Weatherford, Texas. German, English, Economic . Wiley, Kdwin. M. A. (University of Tennessee......................................................Nashville, Tenn. English, History. 5-’ The Four Seasons The l-'rcshmau year’s the time of spring. When all is fresh and green, When every single thing that lives In gayest coat is seen. The Sophomore's the summer time, When all's at rest and still ; When tired men l enealh the shade Seek slumber with a will. in. In autumn all is dry and dead, Just like the Junior year ; Their thoughts by slow degrees like leaves become as crisp and sear. IV. The Seniors, cold as winter frost. I,ike winter bree .es blow, Arc tossed on waves of self-conceit At all the mass they know. V. And as at Christmas of the year. On their Commencement Day, If they've been good. Old Santa Claus Will bring them their II. A. u Y ll Nineteen Hundred! Nineteen Hundred ! Rah ! Rah ! Ree! Vanderbilt! Vanderbilt Century ! Color Crimson. Otf'Cers T. II. Wilson. 1). K. I.AMKt'TII, . Cri.LOM II. Booth, . R. 1). Smart, . W. I,. HKMinoway. . Ci.ari K Caklislk. . Lkona Pack.. President. I ’ite- President. See'y and reas. ('af)t ( 7ass HU een. Mgr. Class Pleven. ( apt. Class Nine. Poet ana Historian. WHAT NEXT? Glass of 1900 Booth, Ccllom H.. - V, . . Academic. .... Florence, Ala. Class Secretary and Treasurer. '99- :yx ; Contestant for Founder's Mesial in Oratory, ’97-’9S; Fleeted Thanksgiving Debater. '98-99; Orator February 22. '99-1900. J. C. Cakmsi.k, 'I' JH, . . . Academic, .... Sadlersvillc. Tenn. ’Varsity Nine, '96.-'97. ’97 ,‘ ' ’9S- 99; Class Vice-President, '97 ‘ S. ’9s-'99; Instructor in Gymnasium. ’99-19 ; ssistaut Librarian. 7' jS, '99.1900; Captain Class Nine. '99-’oo. Cox, Iv. A.. A I, . . . . Academic. .... Forest City. Ark. Class Basketball Team. '96- 97; Captain Class Basketball Team. Captain Class lileven. '« 6 '97: ’Varsity F.levcii, Sub. 'Varsity Flcven, '9s-'99; Associate liditor Observer, Class Track Team, ’97-'yS; Secretary S. I. � . A.. ’97-'yS; Vice-President. S. 1. O A.. 9'' '99: Secretary Dramatic Club; Treasurer V S. K. Club. '97 '9S; Sewanee Debater, '97-'9S; Associate liditor Courier, ‘o.S-'yb; Glee Club '•j''■' )■); Associate liditor Hustler, 'ys-’rjy; liditor Comet, '98-'99; Treasurer (‘.lee Club. ’99. Ckidkk. J. 1C.. 'I' J ht. H ' •', . . Academic. .... Frcdonia, Ky. Sewanee Debater, ’99 19'� . (’� kni k. Virginia M . ' ' � F, . . Academic, 11k.minc.wav, V. L., A I. . . Academic, Associate liditor Hustler, ‘99-1900; OITicial Scorer. '99-1900; M1 i.iy. 1 . B., J h v. .... ICngineering, Jonks, O. M. . . . . . ICngineering, Class lileven, '«jb-'y . Stephens, Ark. . . . Little Rock. Ark. Manager Class lileven. '99 1900. Nashville, Tenn. Nashville, Tenn. I. Mitt'Til, 1). k., J A . . . Academic, .... Nashville. Tenn. Class Secretary and Treasurer, 'ys ’9 ; Observer Prize l’oein, '97 'y8 ; Class Vice-President. '99-19:� ; Observer Prize Story, '■iS-'uy; Vanderbilt Representative in S. I. O. A., '99-1900; liditor-in-Cliief of Observer. '99-1900; Chairman of Literary Committee of Comet, ’99-190:1. LiNdsi-'v, 1C. W. .... .Academic, .... Little Rock, Ark. Class Secretary and Treasurer. ' -'97; Class lileven. V -’97. '97-9S. ’yS 'w. Manager Class lileven, VjS-’oy; M mager Class Nine. '97-'yS; Class Track Team. '97-’9S; Track Team. ’yS-’vy- j8 Class of 1900 ■ Long, L. R., - . . . Academic, . . . Mt. Pleasant, Teun. Class Vice-President. y6-’y7; Class Kleven. ’ys-'yy; Class Representative, ‘99-1900. Leona Pack. A i ... Academic. .... Union City. Teun. Class Prophet. 'y6- � 7, ’97- ys, 'yS-’yy; Class Historian, 99-1900. Pii.chkr, S. C., J w . . Academic, .... Nashville, Tenn. Manager Class Eleven, ’97 9S: Class Eleven. 'qS-'gq; (‘.lee Club. ’9S-’99: Comet Editor. ’9s-’99. Prickktt, J. W. .... Academic, .... Maysville, Ga. Rippky, li. A. .... Academic. .... Dallas. Texas. Smart, R. I)., J A .'. � .', . . Academic. .... St. Louis, Mo, Class Nine. V -'97; Treasurer V. M. C. A., ‘98; Class Track Team. ‘yj-’yS, ’yS-'yy; Class Basketball Team. 'yS-'yy; Captain Class Kleven. '98-99; Track Team, 'yS-’yy; Captain Track Team, yy 1900; Winner 220 ami .j io-Yard Dash in S. I. A. A. Meet. ‘99; Captain Class Kleven, ’99-1900. Smith, G. M.. , . . . Academic, .... Nashville, Tenn. Instructor in the Chemical Lilxjratory, '99-1900. Tansii., J. B.. I T'f I H . . Academic, .... Dresden. Tenn. Entrance Prize in Latin ami Greek,’96; Class President. '97-'yS; President � � 1- Society, 99-1900; Contestant for Voting Medal in Oratory, ’99-' 1900; Faculty Representative of Academic and Engineering Departments. ‘99-1900. Tipton, H. !'. .... Academic, .... Tiptonville, Tenn. Underwood, E. M., 'I' J H, H ' •', . Academic, ..... Atlanta, Ga. Captain Class Track Team. ‘y6-‘97; Track Team, ’y7-'y.S; ‘Varsity Kleven, 'yf -'y7; Class Eleven. V -’97. ’97-'9s : Winner 440-Yard Dash in S. I. A. A. Meet, 96- 97: Class Basket- ball Team, -9 -’97 ; Literary Basketball Team, ’97 ’9S; Associate Editor fustier, 97-'98; Associate Editor Courier, 'y6-'97. Wells, V. K., I T a, . . . Academic, ..... Glass, Tenn. Class Nine, ’96-‘97, ,97-’9''; Glee Club, ‘yS-'yy. 39 Glass of I 900 White, Y A., A I, . . . Academic, .... New Orleans, La. Editor-in-Chicf of Cornel, 19 « ; Entrance Prize in Latin and Creek. '97; Class Treasurer. 98- '99- Williams, W. C.. I 'If, . . Academic, .... Bridgeport, La. Williams. Jno. T.. - . . Academic, .... Nasliville, Tenn. Wilson, T. Howard.. . . . Academic. . . . San Bernardino. Cal. Captain Class Basketball Team. '96- 97 : Class Eleven, '96-‘97, ’97-’9s; Literary Basketball Team, '97-’98; Class Basket Ball Team, '98 '99; Class President, 99-1900. t y Girls •X With eyes so blue that smile on yon Like rays of summer sun, With golden hail and face so fair. With dimples full of fun. That is my summer girl! With «lark brown eyes, in which there lies A wealth of untold worth, A gentle face, a sylph-like grace, A glory not of earth, That is my winter girl ! I'pon the tips of rubv lips A smile is dancing free ; The ocean -pray that foams away Is not so light as she. That is my seashore girl ! Along the line in suits so fine I see a smiling face ; With twinkling eve she passes by And leaves me in my place, That is my college girl ! And do you please to know of these Which one 1 love the best! A love for more than half a score, A fondness for the rest That is a student’s heart ' I' JUNIOR CLASS Junior Class Color Yai.kI1i.uk. Yell Wk! Wi! Wow! Ai.i.v! Kai.i.y! Zi ! y.ow! Ram! Zk! Zi! Zin! V. I'.! V. I'.! 1901! Officers HERBERT Y. JONHS, Pkksiuknt. WALTER S. DRAPER. VlCK-l’RKSIOKNT. MISS ELEANOR Bl’PORD, Trkasurkr. MISS HATTIE McREE. Skcrktaky. MISS MARY ANDERSON . HISTORIAN. JOHN BARBEE, Port. THOMAS I. WEBB, Pkoimirt. � 5 Junior Class Roll AxdivRson. Miss Mary. A V, Academic, Troy. Tenn. Class Historian, '99-1900. Ati.kk. Kmii.. . Academic, Monterey. Mex. Karkkr, J. F. H , A l. . Academic, Nashville. Tenn. Class Ivleven, 97 ‘ S, ‘Varsitv Klevcii, '«K� ; Class Nine. 99-1900; Sub. 'Varsity Ivleven, '9s. Captain 'Varsity Ivleven. 1000. liri'oRi� , Miss ICi.kaxor R.,'A A 7.. Academic, .... Nashville, Tenn. Class Poet. '97-'oS; Class Vice-President. 'nS-Vj; Class Treasurer. '99- 1900. Cl.Akk, m. I... A 1, . . . Academic. ..... Fulton. Kv. Class Secretary and Treasurer. '97-’9S. Ci.aytox, Ai.kkkt IL. . . . Academic, ..... Downy. Cal. Class Ivleven, '9s-’ '� . Drapkr, Wai.tkk S.,Jk.. J A « ;, Academic. .... Dyersburg. Tenn. Class Treasurer. ’ � 7-'9s; Class Ivleven. 'oS-'oo; Class Nine. 'nS-'99; Class Vice-President. ’•m-'iow. Fi.ktciikk. John M.............................Academic.........................Rucker. Tenn. President V. M. C. A.. ' S; V. M. C. A. Delegate, '«19. Gannawav. Hhkbkrt, - I H'P, . Academic. .... Hell Ruckle, Tenn. Thanksgiving Debater. '9S, orator. February 22,'99; Class basket Hall Team, '98-’99. '90-19 0; President l.atin Club. '97-' S; Prize Ivssay in Ofiscncr, 1900; Contestant for Founder's Medal in Oratory, 1900. GoDciiai x. Frank A., A I. . Academic. ..... Al� ! eville. La. ‘Varsity Nine. ' iS-'9 � . '99-1900; Class Ivleven. '9S '99. '99 1900; 'Varsity Ivleven.' 9; Track Team. 'oS-’oo. '99-1 co; Captain Class Track Team. i k , Contestant for Founder's Medal in Oratory, moo. Hoi.t, Milton C. . . . . Academic, ..... Crowley, La. President Philosophic Literary Society, '09; Secretary V. M. C. A., 1900. JiiNKixs, Ja.mivS M............................Academic................................Quitman. Ark. JoxivS. IIivkbkrt V., 't' J w, . . Academic. .... Kansas City. Mo. Class Nine. '97-'9s, '9s-'99. '99-1900; Manager Class Nine. '9s'-9 ; Class President. ‘99-1900; Junior Representative on Honor Committee. t Junior Class Roll Kennedy, Tiios. K., I 'll. Academic. Class Eleven. Clinton, Ky Lipscomh, Horace. S. ,Jk., Academic. Nashville, Tenn Harrai.son, Kcgenk, Academic. Sebree, Ky Mason, H. Chapman. J A •', H ' Academic, Morganfield. Ky Class Vice President, '99-1900; Track Team, ’99. McRkk, Miss Hattie. A 7. . Academic, .... Union City, Ten� . Vice-President I.atin Club, '97-'9s;; Class Historian, 97-’9$; Class Secretary. '99-1900. McXeii.lky, Roiiert II.. . Engineering. .... Nashville, Tenn. Mitchku, Pail L.. - t. . . Academic. ..... Harrison, Miss. Entrance Prize in Mathematics, Monk, Carl, - V. . . . . Academic, .... Chattanooga, Tenn. Thanksgiving I ebater, '99; North Carolina Debater.'99-1900; Associate Editor of Hustler. ’99 1900; Associate Editor of Observer, '99-1900; Treasurer V. M. C. A., '99-14)00. Motj.ow, Thomas, I H . . Academic, .... Lynchburg, Tenn. Class Secretary, '98-'99; Winner Mile Race. Class Field I)av, ’97-'9S; Track Team, '0 -'gg, '99-1900; Class basket Hall Team, jS-'gg, ’99-1900. Overton. John, IV. A I. . . Academic, .... Nashville, Tenn. Class Eleven. 'yj-'gS, gS-'yg; Sul). Varsity Eleven, '99; Captain Class Eleven. ’99. Paschali., John, I Til, . . . Academic, ..... Atlanta. Ga. Secretary V. M. C. A., '97-'9s: President '. M. C. A.. '99; Class President '97-’98; Assis- t Iut halitor of Hustler, '9$-'99 I Editor-in-Chief of Hustler, '99-1900. Pierce, Miss Mary L, . ■ . Academic, .... Nashville, Tenn. Pilcher. V. B. Camphei.l, 'I J H, H ' ', Academic, . ... Nashville, Tenn. Glee Club, ' ) ■’( ) ; Captain Class Eleven, '97 '9S; Manager Class Eleven, '98 99; Winner of Hammer Throw, Class Field Day, ’99; Track Team, 99-1900; Sub. 'Varsity Eleven. 99. ■17 Junior Class Roll .a Rkks. Earnest, - I . . . Academic..........................Mulberry. Ten� . Class Basket Hall Team, ’tjS-'ift, '99-19«). Reeves. T. K.. .... Academic. ..... Roanoke, Ya. Thanksgiving Debater. ’99. Rick. H. Gkanti.and, ■ ' J H, . . Academic. .... Nashville, Tenn. Captain Basket Ball Team, ‘97-‘9s. Class Nine. 'o7-'9 '98-’99, '99-1900; Sub. ’Varsity Nine. '97-'9S; 'Varsity Nine. 9 '99, '99-1900; Sub. Varsity Eleven, '9 -‘99. Rippky. Edgar A., - . . . Academic. . . Sulphur Springs. Texas. Roberts, J. M.. .... Academic. .... Nashville. Tenn. Scott. Robert H.. J A ., . . Academic. ..... Paducah. Ky. Orator, February 2- . '99; (lice Club, ’9S ‘99; Thanksgiving Debater. ‘99; Orator. February 22, 1900. Simmons, Walter II., - I -'. . Academic. ..... Winona. Miss. Instructor in Laboratory. 9V'99. '99-1900; Class Nine and Eleven. '97 98. 9S-’99. ‘991900; Sub.'Varsity Eleven, 97; 'Varsity Eleven. '98 '99; ’Varsity Nine. ’ '■' ?). ’99-1900; Cap tain ’Varsity Eleven. '99; Class Basketball Team. '9S-'99 Captain Class Basketball Team. '99-1900; Editor of Comet, '99-1900. Ti'rnhk. John P., - '. . . . Academic. ..... Wart race. Tenn. Secretary Latin Club, '97-98; Secretary V M. C. A., '98-'99: Class President. 9S-'99; Assis- tant Editor of Obs )i: . '«.s '99; Business Manager of Obsii.rt, '99-1900; President V. M. C. A.. 1900; Editor of Com ft, 1900. Webb, Thomas 1., A I, . . . Academic. .... Nashville, Tenn. Class Eleven. 97 '9s. '98 '99, ’99-1900; Sub. 'Varsity Eleven. '99; Class Nine. '97 98. '98-'99, ’99-1900. Williams. James A., . . . Academic, .... bake Charles, I .a. Class Eleven and Nine. '98-’99. '99-1900; Track Team, V . Winston. J. Gilmer. J «. I Academic........................Brownsville. Tenn. Secretary and Treasurer Vanderbilt Lawn Tennis Association. 4 SOPHOMORE CLASS Sopboroore Glass mg Yell RAH ! RAH ' RAH ! SISS IU)OM-BOO! VANI)I:RHII.T • VANDI-KHI 1 1' 1902 Colors CRIMSON ANI) GOI.D. Hknjamin 1-kaxki.ix Carr, Rkvi-.i. Toms. Martha M. Maxkv, I'RKI� I If Ml-:. Amki.ia M. Haskkrvim., Daisy M w Hkmi-iiii.i. Officers President. Vice-President. . . Secretary. Treasurer. Pool. Historian. 31 Sophorpore Class Roll Adams, Jui.ikn Wi, - X..........................Engineering. Manage: Class Nine. .. Class llaskcthall. Gymnasium Team, Vi-' y Class Ttac Cta� Eleven, ' .-. 1900 . C mnasiiim Team, '99-19� ’Vanity Nine. Vy-i-y-; Claw Niue. Avers. Em.ioTT, 2 X.............................Engineering, Baskkkvu.i., Amki.ia McTvxirk, K Y, . Academic................................... Class Poet. 'oS- y. '99-1900. . . Engineering, Class Eleven. '• '“'99, '99-1900. Academic..................... . . . Academic..................... Class Nine. Class llaskcthall. '99-1900. . . Academic..................... Class Vice-President. '•� ' -'99. . . Engineering, . . Engineering, Nashville, Tenn. Team. ' S-Vt; 900. Nashville, Tenn. Nashville, Tenn. Baskkkvii.i.. Gkorgk B., Jk.. A ( , Berry. Harry Smith. A K K. . Bkkky. Ralph V............... Biu.ingsi.y, John I.oyd. . Bi.ackman, Chaki.es Hunky. . Buckley, Ray. K a. Bottler. Jamics Baknky, . Camper, Amhrosk B., a T s. t Academic. Academic. Class Nine, '99-1900. Academic. Carr. Bknjamin Franki.in, 4 ah. . Academic........................ 'Varsity Nine. ; Captain Varsity Nine '-.' -19 -, Class ('resident: Class Nine. '9.-19� . Cooper. George Prick, 4« A o. . . . Academic................... Manager Class Eleven. '99-1900. Coopkr. Vaughn V„ 4 a o.......................Engineering. Captain Class Eleven 9� . 99 Class Niue. '9 99 'Varsity Nine '9.-1900 Class Eleven. '99-1900; C Davis, Hkkiiert V.t •! AO............................Academic................... 'Vanity Rlevcn, '96 -r. 'Varsity Eleven, '99-190'. Class Itleveu. '99-1900; 'Vanity Nine. 9.-1900; Captain Class Knskctball Tram. '99- 1900. Dougi.ass, David Eui.ton, A T Si. . . . Academic........................ Edgkrton. John Emmet. .... Academic........................... Class Track Team. '99-1900 Winner ol Hammer Throw, Class Field Day. '91-1900: 'Varsity Eleven. ' Kteven. '-� 99. '9 -1• � ; Track Team. Farrar, Wade Hampton, IN, . . . Academic.....................................Flat Creek, Tenn. Class Eleven, ’■ � -'9 . 99-1900. GWVNN, Walter EVKRSTON. a A K. . . Academic......................................Ea Gnanlo. Tenn. Class Eleven, vi-Vyy, '9.-1900; Hasketlmll Team. V� -’’� . Hai.k, Willey Taliaferro.........................Academic...............................................Mobile, Ala. Academic......................................Nashville, Tenn. Class Historian, V y-'n o. . . Academic....................................... Franklin, Tenn. Class llaskettKill. '9s-’99, ’99-1900. Hines, Richard Pbrcv Rapier, K A, . . Engineering........................................Mobile, Ala. Captain Class Nine. '9 Class Eleven. '9.V9.; Class Nine. '99-1900; Captain Class Eleven, '99-1900. Hirsh, Jerome,...................................Academic.............................................Fayette, Miss. Hot.DF.KNF.ss. Marvin Eakia'. - A K, . . Academic.........................................Fordyce, Ark. Class Historian '9s.'91. 5 Hkmi'iiii.i.. Daisy May, K T. Henderson, Thomas Perkins, a t a. Somerville, Tenn. Ilendersonville. Tenn. . St. I.onis, Mo. . Archer, Tenn. . Oglesby, Tenn. . Ixmisvillc, Ky. Bainbridge, Ky. Florence, Ala. Fnlton. Ky. Huntsville, Ala. Nashville. Tenn. ass Nine. '- 9-1 00. Belllmckle, Tenn. ass Nine, '' j-iooo : . Gallatin, Tenn. . Lebanon. Tenn. '99-1900; Class Sopbornore Class Roll Hoi.max, Harkv Thomas, K X, . . . Academic..................................Fayetteville, Tcmi. Varsity Nine,' .� ' ‘'.9-1900; Cl. Nine - -19CO. HfciiKS, W11.1.IAM Wightman. - N, . . Academic...................................Daiicvville. Teim. Captain of Sophomore Tract Team «•� •1000; Class Basketball Team.'9s-'.,,; Winner of Putting Shot. Clas� Field Day, VS-'99. Vi-1900: Track Team. VSV . '9.1.00: Class Klcven. V'09- ■- ■• Varsity Kiev� n. Vi-1910. Treasurer Dialectic l.iterary Society. .-.-1900; Secretary Y. M. C. A is .. Humk, Frkd, A K X. o N U................................Academic...........................................Nashville, Tenn. Class Track Team. '99 190'; Winner of Putting Shot. Clas� Field Day, '9,190 : Class Treasurer ' S-‘ 9. ''V-tooo; Gym- nasium Team. Vi-1900: Class Klcven. ' 9-1000. Johnson. Smith Ai.kxandria, A T l. . . Academic...................................... Memphis, Tenn. Track Team. '9S-V9. Assistant Kditor Hu Hitt. Kkrn, Paui. Bknti.y, K a. .... Academic....................................................................Nashville, Tenn. Secretary Philosophic l.iterary Society. I.UND, Ai.frkd M.. A K K, .... Engineering,..............................................................New Decatur, Ala. Manky, Martha Mukfkkk, 4� K Y, . . Academic.......................... Class Secretary. '99-1900: Secretary Y. W. C. A. Marshau,. C.kokgk Gii.bhrt, 2 X, . . Academic.......................... Vice-President Philosophic l.iterary Society. McDonai.d. Kknnkth. Jr.. K A. . . Engineering. .... ‘Varsity Klcven. ’ -.-looo: Class Nine 91 moo; Class ll.isketball Team, . to-- McFf.rrin, Jamks Matt, X X. . . . Academic.......................... Class Nine, VV91; Captain Clas� Nine. '99-1900 Class Klcven. ‘99.1900. Mii.i.KK, Samuf.1, Marvin......................Academic............................... Nashville, Tenn. White's Creek, Tenn. . Louisville. Kv. Nashville, Tenn. . Burdick, Kv. Nkki.. T. M., Jr., - X, Niciioi.. Jit.ikn Skarcv. . . Engineering. Gymnasium Team. '99.moo. . Engineering, Newberry. S. C. Nashville, Tenn. 0’Nkai„ Ai.frkd Mookk. Jr.. - X, . . Academic............................................Florence, Ala. Track T .am.vs-V . 1’attkrson, Akciiikai.d M., a K K, O X K. . Academic.......................................Savannah. Tenn. Track Team. '9S-V9; Manager Class Nine, '91-1900. Pkopi.ks. Jamks Ai.kxandkr. - X.....................Academic...............................................McCains, Tenn. Thanksgiving Debater. '99 1 Contestant for Young oratorical Medal. '99-1900: Captain Class Basketball. ,s-‘-,,: Class llasketball. ’999900. Pikk, Alfred Hkxkv, II K A, . . . Engineering,................................Springfield. Tenn. Scoggin, Gii.kkkt Camphki.i., K A. . . Academic...................... Class Secretary Vs Secretary Philosophic l.iterary Society. Scott. Earl F., X A K..........................Engineering, Spkars, Eawrkncf. N.. K X. Academic, Class Nine. ‘98 V . Toihn, Rkvki.. d- K T,................................Academic.................... Class Vice-President, '99-1� . Tuckkr, Willis Ni-.wTon. X A K, . . . Academic.................... Clas� Kteveu. '99-1900. Wi 1,1,1 a ms, Frank Wharton. XX. . . Academic.................... Winner of Mile Run, Class Field Day, '99; Track Team. Vs- 9. Wii.i.iAMSON, Chari.ks S., Jr.. II K A, . . Academic.................... Class Klcven. Vs-’99, '99-1900. . Glass, Tenn. Marshall. Texas. Jasper, Tenn. Nashville, Tenn. Centerville, Tenn. Columbia, Tenn. Culleoka, Tenn. Io SoaK There was a veniant Freshman once who came from the conn tree, Me bragged ami bragged from morn till night no grass so green as he And this the burden of his brag forever used to Ik-, I don't care a cent for any Soph ; they’re all afraid of me. As time passed bv and to his boasts -till no res] onse was found. More and more fresh did he Irecome ; hi- bragging knew no bound, f'ntil one day among the Sophs the word was whispered 'round, “ Ills ardor's getting most ton warm ; this Fresh needs cooling down. One cold December evening, when the ground was white with snow. A wandering band of awful Sophs to Frcshie's room did go; And dragged him, mild and pleading now. to the pump on West Side Row, And made poor Freshie soak his head in the water's cooling flow. 51 FRESHMAN CLASS. FresDiiinmaiiin ©Hass Yell I loop-er-up ! I loop-er-np! lloop-er-up-er-ree! Vanderbilt, Vanderbilt ! Nineteen and three. Colors Old Rose and Black. AT THE BULLETIN BOARD. Officers F. M. Masskv, President. James Deverevx Porter. Prophet. R. V. Bii.uxc.ton. Vice-President. F. I,. Kogan, Captain Class Kleven. Miss Jennie Bell Pollard, Secretary. V. G. Johnson. Manager Class Ivlevcn. I). P. Brown, Treasurer. Alexander Perry, Jr.. Captain Class Nine. Miss Margaret Denny, Historian. G. V. Mei n, Manager Class Nine. Miss Ivi.i.a DeLoxg Wintiei.d. Poet. F. G. Gordon, Captain Class Basketball Team. 57 y'Acrrjbers Anderson. K. I .. Academic. Nashville. Teun. Anderson, K.. Academic. Class Eleven. Curve, Teun. Billington. R. W.. 1 i . . Academic. .... Franklin, Teun. Class Vice-President ; Latin and Greek Entrance Prize ; Class basketball Team. Bukk, V. V.f . . . Academic. .... Nashville. Teun. Brown, D. 1’.. 1' . . Cl. Academic. .... is. Treasurer ; Class Eleven ; Class Nine. Jonesboro, Ark. Brown, May Bvamna, . . Academic. .... Nashville. Teun. Cameron. I. T.. Academic . Ocellus. Teun Camphei.l. J. B.. - 1 .. . Academic Class Nine. Brentwood, Teun. Catchixgs, I.oiisk. A . . Academic. .... Atlanta, ('.a CHAPPELL. F. W.. - . Academic. .... Class Eleven. Nashville. Teun. Chadwell. I. I,.. II A 1. . . . Fngineering. .... Class Eleven. Nashville. Teun. Ciiisi'M. W. C., Academic. .... Paris, Texas. Cl.AKEY. J. T.. J A ;, Academic. .... Bellbuckle. Teun. Sub. 'Varsity Nine : Class Eleven; Class basketball Team; Class Nine. Cornelius. William. Academic. Class Eleven ; Class Nine. Nashville. Teun. Craig, Bessie A., Academic. Dickson. Ten� . Crone, I,. S., Engineering. Nashville. Teun. Davis, F. V., Academic. Carpenter, Teun. Denny, Margaret C. Academic. Class Historian. Nashville, Tenn. 5s Doigi.as. Makv Ankl Elurick, F. IL, Hvans. J. S.. A I. . IvWAN, 1 C., A I. • Fakkki.i.. Hkrukkt. Oakland, C. M., Gordon. I . (� .. Gordon. Gunk Fokri- Graham. W. F. J.. Hammond, Francis II IIicndkix. S. W. J A Hinks. Makc.arkt, Hcdson, I,. I).. iii .NTF.K, f. T. i :. Johnson. V. ( .. A -. JoNl-S. Or I NXKI.L, . Kasky. A. R., KaISKR, Ivl.KANOR IK!•: Link. Joskimunk. . Mai.onk. E. F.. A I. i.a, . . Academic. Jacksonville. Texas. Engineering. . Nashville, Tenn. Academic. Class Kleven ; Class Nine. Columbia. Tenn. Academic. Class Kleven. Clarendon. Ark. J «. . Engineering. . Class Kleven. Nashville. Tenn. Engineering. Nashville. Tenn. . . . Academic. Captain Class Raskethall Team. Franklin, Tenn. st. A ) . Academic. Athens. Ala. Engineering. . Austin. Texas. Academic. Nashville. Tenn. :. . . Engineering. . Class Kleven. Washington. I). C. Academic. Timmons. Tenn. Academic. Class Itasketball Team. Blountville. Tenn. Academic. Waterproof. La. Academic. Manager Class Kleven. Franklin, Tenn. Academic. Class Haskelkall Team. Nashville. Tenn. Academic. Owensboro. Ky. nil . . Academic. Union City. Tenn. Academic. Nashville, Tenn. Academic. Nashville. Tenn. 59 A crnb?rs Manx. R. M.. A 1. Academic. Brownsville, Tenn. Massey. F. M., H A I, . Class President; ’Varsity V. M. C. A. Academic. Eleven; Class Eleven; Class Basketball Team; Mulberry. Tenn. Vice-President of Mayes. K. I Academic. Bradshaw. Tenn. McCain. A. M.. 1' l .. . Academic. Pine Bln IT, Ark. McFarland. J. K., 1 ' . . Engineering. . Sub. ‘Varsity Eleven; Class Eleven. Pilot Point. Texas McNulty, I . C., J A A, . . Engineering. . Class Eleven; Class Basketball Team; Secretary V. M. C. Chattanooga. Tenn. A. Mkux. G. Vm A i. Academic. Manager Class Nine. Stanton. Tenn. Monk. A.. Jk.. r . . . Academic. Chattanooga. Tenn. Mookk, J. M.. a , . . Academic. Kittle Rock. Ark. Moore. V. I.. A i . Academic. . Kttfaula. Ala. Mi u.oy. Mary T. Aoniis, . . Academic. Franklin. Tenn. Nelson. Emma II., Academic. Mt. Pleasant. Tenn. Nolen. B. T.. i T u. Academic. Clovercrafi, Tenn. Ferry, Alex.. Jk.. a i. Academic. Varsity Nine; Captain Class Nine. Nashville, Tenn. Pollard, Jennie Bell. ' • A Academic. Class Secretary. Nashville. Tenn. Porter. J. I).. J A :. Academic. Class Prophet; Class Nine. Paris. 'Penn. Pride. Monnkll. 'P A A. Academic. Nashville. Tenn. Pritchett. P. L., A I. . Academic. Nashville. Tenn. Reed, J. I,.. 'A J Engineering. . Class Eleven ; Class Nine. Columbia, S. C. IK A err)bers Rich, Stem, a R., Academic. Nashville, Tenn. Rokixsox, V. J., Academic. Class Eleven. Grasland, Tenn. Rogan, F. L., J w. Engineering. - Captain Class Eleven. Louisville, Ky. Snead, A. C., - Academic. Murfreesboro, Tenn. Stuart, IJ. M.. Engineering. . Nashville, Tenn. Tugendrich, J. H., Academic. Nashville. Tenn. Warrex, Elsie Rhea. • . Academic. Nashville, Tenn. Wkstfki.dt. F. II.. r Academic. Class Ivlevcn. Fletcher, N. C. WlNKIEI.D. El.I,A DELONG. Academic. Class Poet. St. Louis. Mo. 61 A sr J A cits Ki.izahhtii N. Cravath, Nashville, Ten� ., M. Izoka Okk, Nashville, Tenn., ICi.izAitKTii Ui'Tukc.rovk. Greenville. Texas, M. iR(iinia Garm-k, Stephens, Ark., Leona Pack. 1'nion City. Tenn., May Anderson, Troy, Tenn., Ivi.KANOK Roy Biiord, Nashville, Tenn.. Haiti!-: Dews MoRke, I'nion City. Tenn., Mary L Pierce, Nashville. Tenn., Amici.ia McTyhikk Baskeryii.i.. Nashville. Tenn., Daisy May Hk.mimiii.i.. Nashville. Tenn., Martha Murekke Manky. Nashville. Tenn.. Rkyei. Tohin. Nashville. Tenn.. 6.; M v Kvai.ina Brown, Nashville. Tenn.. I AH’I SIC CaTCIIIXOS. Atlanta, Ga.. Bessie Anderson Craig. Dickson. Tenn.. Margaret Coi.i.ins Dknnv, Nashville, Tenn., Mary Anm-i.i.a Doigi.as. Jacksonville, Texas. Gene Forhst Gordon. Athens. Ala.. Francks Hardy Hammond, Nashville. Tenn.. Margaret 11 inks, Timmons. Tenn.. J isai’ll ink Kkiskr, Cnion City, Tenn.. JosAi’HiNK I.ink. Nashville. Tenn.. Mary Agnes Mru.ov, Franklin. Tenn. IvMma A. Nki.SOn. Mt. Pleasant, Tenn.. Jk.nnik Bki.i. Pol.i. rd. Nashville, Tenn., Monnki.i. Pridk, Nashville. Tenn.. Stei.i.a R. Rich. Nashville, Tenn., Hi.siK Rhea Warrkn, Nashville, Tenn.. Ki.i.a Dr: Long Winkiku). St. Louis, Mo., Lovk Hkannkr Atkins, Nashville. Tenn., Mary Barrett, Ivlmwood. 111., IvrilKi. Robinson Bronson, Nashville. Tenn., Margaret Frost, Nashville, Tenn., IvTiiiii. Li’Cii.K Page. Nashville, Tenn., A1.1. Webb, Bell Buckle, Tenn. IMGULM AND SPECIAL STUDENTS ATKINS, I.ovk Brannkr ( Var l Seminary . Nashville, Ten� . BarrkTT, Mary North Indiana Normal . Khmvood, 111. Biki , 11 i'ntkr I.inn I 'niversity of Missouri .Cairo, 111. 7 Bronson, Htiii:r, Roiunson Ward Seminary i, Nashville, Tenn. Curri;. JOSKi'ir hli'GKNK i Battle Ground Academy . Tranklin, Tern:. 1‘rost, Marc.arkt Ward Seminary Nashville. Tenn. HawthornK. John Hannihai, Arkansas State I'niversity . Jonesl oro, Ark. JoNiiS, Rk iiari� Ciiaimn Private Tutor . Nashville, Tenn. Khi.i.y, Marv Vandru. Science Mill Academy i, Nashville, Tenn. I’ac.h, IvTiim. I.rcn.H Ward Seminary� , Nashville, Tenn. Riciiaroson, Mortimi-:r II. Vale I 'nivcrsitv , Nashville, Tenn. Short, Jkssk Kmkkson i Battle Ground Academy), l-'rnnklin, Tenn. Wiiim, A 1.1,a Chicago I’niversity I. Bellhuckle, Tenn. Hoi.T, Ji dson Toy Southern Baptist I'niversity), Nashville. Tenn. l.i.ovi), lltoii N'oKviii.i. I'niversity of Tennessee), Nashville. Tenn. Mktiivin, John Jasfivr, Jr. i Hmory Collegei, Anadarko, Okla. 5 A Departmental Ditty i:n«-.inj;kkino hkpaktmhnt. Drawing II Oh the Drawing Class the Drawing Class ' Next on his right, and much in sight. Here it is from Mac to Bass ; Stands he the freak K. Kerry — Just as they stand, or lounge, to pass The weary, dreary, hours away. If he's not at home, just megaphone” And he'll be auxilerarv.” McDonald leads the front Hank left. Ami. by my hoof! there's Whistlin' Kufe And Father lime” 's behind him: A glowing like au eililier. If he's not ill, lie stands there still. With his own hooks lie kee]vs his books And there it i- you'll find him. And leaves us to rememlicr. And still behind Old Father Time Here's one. 1 feai, we've missed all year Stands Holt we couldn't name him Say, fellows! where is Harris? For he's the child of a Choctaw wild, Has he gone to the seas, or the tamarind trees And we had no rope to tame him. « r maybe now lie marries. At the end of the column's a lace so solemn lint still I feel, here's Shorty' Neel Percy, the Sentimental. The cock, that used to be his.” If I had that face, you can have my ace He's mighty small, but. all in all. If I'd pay my Maker rental. His heart's as big as lie is. Ami '• Huc ” 's gone, too ! so lu re’s to you. Don't let the “ big hears eat you For soon next year we’ll all he here. Ami all he glad to greet you. And next comes “ Vaugan,” playing his organ Straight for the Founder's Medal Sic him Hass! he’ll lead the class! Watch out! you'll have to ] edal! And “Shorty I.loyd's a small spheroid A hummiu' bird in the sky Hut say what you may. on a rainy day He’s a big green-bottle fly. There’s Hlackmun, too, with his cloths so new, And I speak, now. with much fear . For, though hut a runt, lie's a Malay in front. And a “Chinaman in the rear.” And “ Haby I.und, with the “sweater fund,’’ And “ Hobby ” for a brother : “ Hob” runs our class, and gives us sass And one thing and another. And here's old Suckey” Nichol. looking like a dried up pickle— (lee! he’s rum! Watch out ! he’ll give the “ Vulture,” for he’s got a kind o' culture Of a thumb. Next the “Junior Class’’ is holding mass We pass his faults in silence — But “Freshmen, dear, see here ! see here! And look to him for guidance. The last last man in the row, is our “ few’’ haired old “ hero’-— Ain’t you “ Hass”? Hut, for all your bald old head, and the jokes you would have said. We’ll let you pass. 67 Post Graduate N'AMK. SCIIOOI., AND IIOMI- ADDRKSS. Oerting, Harold Vanderbilt University). Warrington, I«'la. Senior Class Hill. Philip Brockett (Webb School), Nashville. Tcnn. Jones. Owen M. ( Nashville High School ). Nashville. Tcnn. Junior Class McNeilly, Robert H. ( Nashville University School ), Nashville. Tetm Sophorporc Class Adams. Julian W. i Nashville University School i. Nashville. Tenn. Baskervill. Geo. H.. Jr. Ithaca High School . Somerville. Tenn. Berry. Ralph V. ( North Missouri Academy i, Denver. Col. Blackman, Charles II. ■ Mary I.ee Academy t. Oglesby. Tenn. Cooper, Vaughn W. Nashville University School'. Nashville, Tenn. Hines. Richard I . K. (Mobile High School), Mobih Ala. Lund, Alfred M. (Webb School � . New Decatur. Ala. Neel. Thomas M.. Jr. Newberry College ), Newberry, S. G. Nichol, Julian S. Washington and Lee University i. Nashville. Sopborpore Class NAM I-:, SCIIOOI., AND HOME DDK ESS. O'Neal. Alfred M. (Ala. Stale Normal College). Florence, Ala. Scott. Lari F. 1 Nashville University School ). Marshall. Texas. Fresbrpao Class Buckley, Ray Manual Training High School ). Louisville. Ky. Chad well. Isaac L- ( Montgomery Bell ). Nashville. Tenn. Crone, Leonard S. Nashville High School 1. Nashville, Tenn. Klbrick. Fred B.. Jr. Nashville High School ). Nashville. Tenn. Farrell. Heibert Branham N: Hughes School . Nashville. Tenn. Garland, Claude M. 1 Nashville University School , Nashville Tenn. Graham, W. F. J. ( Private). Austin Texas. Hendrick. Sypert W. City High School). Washington. D. C. McDonald, K.. Jr. 1 Manual Training High School . Louisville. Ky. McFarland, James K. ( Franklin College). Pilot Point, Texas. McNulty. P. C. 'Chattanooga High School). Chattanooga. Tenn. Pike. Alfred II. Springfield High School). Springfield. Tenn. Reed, James L. (University School), Columbia. S. C. Stewait, Buckner M. 1 Nashville High School). Nashville. Tenn. Isaac'? Prayer « Thrice daily by his lowly bed lJr’er Isaac ” bows his rev'rent head. Lifts up his voice in tearful cry To Him who bosses all de sk v,” Ami trembling under loads of care Repeats his oft-repeated prayer. De worl’ is mighty lonesome, I.awd ! De days is gittin’ long, An’ all de lime I’s waitin’ fer ter year Saint Gab’el’s song. I’s mighty ole an’ feeble, I.awd ! an’ I wants dal day to come () Marscr ! Sen’ de angels down an’ take )le Isaac home ! ■’ My wife's done gone an’ leP me. I.awd ! Mv chillun’s all gone too; An’ now I’s des erwaitin’, I.awd ! ter jine mu «lare wid you. ) Marser Gawd ! Please say de wud! Please say, ‘Ole Isaac, come ! ’ Des turn de angels loose, O I.awd ! an’ take Ole Isaac home ! “ Dis worl' ain’ got no 'tractions, I.ord, for dent w'at wants ter go, An’ ev’v day I lives, () Marser! I hates it mo’ and mo’. 1 wants ter leave it right er way befo’ de daylight come Marser ! Start de angels out an’ take He Isaac home ! ” A truant schoolboy passing by Is stopped by Isaac’s heavenward cry And laughing in his trousers’ leg. Mounts up the chimney, peg by jwg. t'ntil upon the cabin’s roof He puts Old Isaac to the proof. ” I almos' thinks I year, O I.awd ! de flappin uv de w ings, An' ev'y blessed llappiu' I.awd, is full uv Heavenly things. I ulTtlos' feel you now, I.awd ! I almos’ knows yon's come - II 'ut Jut )(■ augt' s dure Ur take Ole smie home I.aw«l bless you. chile ! Hit's fifty mile Ter wher dat niggar is ! He’s gone erway ; he lef’ terday ; Dis house ain' none er his ! ” Soi.rs. ” I’s gw inter move erway inyse'f, an go wher Heavenly folks I’S got er little gumption an' kin ’predate my jokes!” K ISSAM HALL. Biblical Department Senior 6I2VS5 Ai� kr, OI.IN l’KTKR. A. 15. Trinity . Reedy. N. C. Bowkn, Ai.hkrt Crossi.and, A. M. (Southern I'niversity . Ozark. Ala. COURT, W'im.iam, A. 15. Central , St. Louis. Mo. DlCKKNSON. RoiiKKT HOWARDS, A. 15. Morrisvillc . Cross Timbers, Mo. I'armkr. Wu.moth Ai.iix., I'll 15. iHniory . Covington. Ga. ii.mkkt, Thomas Hucii. A. 15. I'niversity of Georgia«, l’endergrass, Ga. Grkhr. Ci.inT � n Himimirky. A. 15. Kentucky Wesleyant, Nashville, Tenn. Jarrku., Chari.ks Crawi'okd. A. M. Ktnoryi, Oxford, Ga. Ki.iiin. GcST.wrs Adoi.imius, A. 15. J.ouisville . Nashville, Tenn. McCartnkv. John lil.i.lOTT, A. M. Randolph-Macon . Richmond, Va. McCarv, Thomas Franklin King . Bristol. Tenn. Morki.ock. JOSKi'H Hi.i-Tchhr, A. B. i Vanderbilt Univer- sity . I’riest, Tenn. 1'ATTMRSON. Byron 1’iNCKNMV. A.15. I'niversity of Mississippi . I'ittsboro, Miss. Sniim-s. Hrt’.KMi M u.coi.m, 1'h. B. I'niversity of North Carolina. I.amhsville, N. C. StmUni in the Bullish Theological Course. Biblical Department j, A iddle Class Adams. Ivi.kazar Tarrant, R.mdolpliMaeonBerkley. Va. Asiiida. Kkiji (Kwiiusci Gakuiii . Osaka, Japan. Barki.kv. Chaki.ks Ai.kokd. A. 1! Iuka . Nashville, Tenn. BakTon. I.OUIS Samiki., Fniversity of Texas , Henrietta, Texas. Britt, Avi.ktt Trkvii.i.k, B.L. Westminster', Pulton, Mo. Crkki.. Hvandkk Kav. A.B. iTrinity. Hope Mills, N. C. CfRTis, Wii.i.iam Marvkttk. A. M. Southern I'nivcrsity . I.ower Beach Tree, Ala. Duncan. Charm s Bkrnard, A. B Central , Shelbvville, Mo. Franklin, Chaki.ks. A. M. Central . Ilonstonia, Mo. I.i: vis. JAMMS Douglas. A. B. Ivniory . Thoinaston. (hi. McCulloch, Jamks Fdward. A. B. ' Randolph-Macon . Vinton. Va. Shannon, Aj.kx Harvi.v, A. B. Millsapsi. Nashville. Tenn. Si.ir.ti, John C m.houn. A. B. Kuslon . Mansfiehl, l.a. STKVHNSON. Hknkv Mi nn. A.B. Roanoke . Roanoke, Ala. Woi.KK. JosKI-h HmMANt'Kl., A. B. Ivniory anil Henry , Louisville, Tenn. Wool.i . Krnkst Lick, A. B. (Ran lolph-Macon). Rectortown, Va. Junior Class Bakkktt, David Bai.mi-k. A. B. lilon . Windsor. Va. Briggs, Frank Ansi l. A. M. Central , Fayette. Mo. Cari.ky. Hknkv Thomson. A. B. Millsapst, Bolton, Mi-s. Crooks. Ivzka Hrkckknridgk. A. Ik (Central), Boloka, Ills. Daii.v, Hknkv Jac kson, A. B. i Vamlerhilt I'nivcrsity), Millersburg, Ky. IvCKKORD, John Thomas Alabama Polytechnic. Shorter, Ala. Ki rk. John Wai.tkR. V B. Randolph-Macon t, Pure, N. C. Farmkk. Ci.akk.nck Hi� .. B. S„ LL. B. Northern Indiana'. Denton, Tex. Gii.iikkt, Bk.njamis 1'akiss, B. S. Winchester . I-still Springs, Tenn. («KKKNU. Chaki.ks J i i omk, A.B. Arkadelphia . Mena. Aik. Hakgkovk. Wm. Hknkv. A B. I'niversity of Mississippi , Oxford, Miss. Lutz, Ai.hkrt Simon, A. I’.. Centenary , New Orleans. La. MvConnki.i., Rav Madding, A B. Southern I ni versi ty , Talladega, Ala. ODKI.r., IvDSon Kinnkv. A.B. Randolph-Macon , Norfolk, Va. Powki.i., IvUGKNK Hi mi. Randolph-Macon), Guns Hill. Va. Sini.i.kton, Frank Furs, A. B. Centenary , Searey. Ark. Si.aTon, SamiIKI. Toi.ivkr, B. S. Alabama Polytechnic Institute . Tuskegce, Ala. Tii.i.kv. John Sniri.KV. A. B. Ivniory., Conyers, i. Tvr.HR, 1'Kank Amks iRandolph-Macon , Falls Church, Va. I'saki. Nogoko Kwausei Gakuin . Rolie. Japan. Watkins. IIkkiikrt Brown, A.B. Millsaps), Jackson, Miss. 7-S •Stnitcnl in lh HiikIoIi Theological Course. Biblical Department Theological Oo li iates Axdkrsox, ICustack, Curve. Temi. Animcrson. Krwin I� .. Nashville, Teun. AtI.KI-:. Kmii. (� ., Monterey. Mex. Hatty. Rdwakd JOS., Nashville, Teun. ItooTii, Cui.i.o.m IIknrv, Florence, Ala. lirri.KK. Jamics Harxky. Hainbridge. Ky. CaMKRON, Irvin Turnkr. Ocellus, Teun. Ci.ayTon, Ai.itiCRT II., San Bernardino, Ci C ruTCHi'-iKi.i). Jambs Kdgar, Orange, Texas. Cki'Tviii 11:1.1� . Wai.i.ack Moss, AI void, Texas. IIai.k. Wii.i.iam T., Montgomery, Ala. Hardy. Jamks C., Honey («rove, Texas. H rroi.son, IvtV.KNK, Sebree. Ky. H01.T. Mii.tox Carticr, Crowley, I.a. Hm.DlCKNKSS, Marvin Kari.y, FordyCe. Ark. Jicskins. Jamks Mck., ouitman,. Kaskv. ARTHUR R., Owensboro. Ky. Kknnkdv. Thomas KyicrictT, Clinton, Ky. I.ong, I.KMi'ICI. Rix, Mt. Pleasant. Teun. Mann, Richard M.. Hell Hagle. Tenu. Masskv, Fki.ix Matthias. Mulberry, Teun. Mii.i.kr. Sam UK 1. Marvin. Hurdick, Ky. PoRTKR. Jamks I .. Paris, Teun. Prickktt, John . Maysville, Oa. Rkkvks. Thomas Kosskr. Roanoke, Va. R11’l'KY. ICiM'.AR Atha, Dallas, Texas. Tuckkr, V. N., Centerville. Tenu. Wkathkri'ord, V. I).. Weatherford, Texas. Wii.i.i a ms, John T.. Nashville. Teun. Wi 1.son. Thom as H., Nashville. Teun. 79 She Gourd, mro empty The Painting of the Dewey Cannon With apologies to the author ot The Iturial ot Sir John Moore. Not a mail was drunk, not a man “ half-shot. As our course to the caution we hurried : Hut every student a brush and paint pot Under his overcoat carried. We painted it brightly at dead of night, While the cops were gently snoozing, r in some barroom away out of sight O'er a schooner sweetly musing. His grimness and terror fast disappeared As in ('.old and Black we wound him; Now he seemed gay, not at all to be feared. Unite ditfercnt trom how we found him. Our steps were light, our whispers were faint. Hut we spoke not a word of sorrow; As we steadfastly ga .ed on the beautiful paint. And joyously thought of the morrow. We thought how the Mayor would burst his side. And make no attempt at our capture ; How the p'liceman's ltosotu would swell with pride, And the Chancellor glow with rapture. The people m tv smile at the work that is done. O'er the innocent prank we played them; Hut little he’ll reck if they let him sleep on. In the ’Varsity robe we arrayed him. Slowly and sadly we left him alone, 1-Totn the field of his fame fresh ami gory We carved not a line, we raised not a stone. Hut we left him alone in his glory. «3 IP ®_ .DEPAIiT E T. c 'C avA s Officers H. H. Ki.dkk, I. . S. POI'K, T. K. Fosthk. J. B. Cannon. President. ’ice-President Secretary. Treasurer. 87 Class Roll Brown. Laurent. ........ Nashville, Tenn. Cannon. John H.. J 'J, Franklin, Tenn. Clark. A. M.. A t, Lawson, Mo. Cox. IvfC'.ENK A., hi,. Forrest City. Ark. Elder, Harry II., J A ;', Trenton, Tenn. Foster, Thomas K . 15. A. (Vanderbilt University), P J , Mobile. Ala. Hardy. Lamar. 15. A. (University of Mississippi). ‘A J , Meridian, Miss. Houcins, Fat i. W., Uhl Craggie I lope, Tenn Hoi.man. James W., j a ;. . Fayetteville, Tenn. Johnson, J. Evans, ........ Paris, Ky. McDaniel, Rufos Oakland, ...... Arkadelphia, Ark. McGkkoor, LkRoy, j j. Florence. Ala. Meacham, C. W. Kikrv. 15. A. (Vanderbilt University), Leiper’s Fork. Tenn Morschiieimek Henry Norle, 15. A. (Vanderbilt University), J A Nashville. Tenn. Parr, 15. F Union Star, Ky. Pope, L. S., A A Pikeville, Tenn. Pritchett. O. Morrison, 15. A. (Vanderbilt University), A I. . Nashville, Tenn. Sinnott, Sidney L., Nashville, Tenn. Williamson. Vincent R.. ....... Memphis, Tenn. ss JUNIOR CLASS M. H. Hon NER. Thomas Steki.h, Jr.. l'K.VNK S. PAI.MER, Baxter. Si.oss d., a o, Bonner. M. H.. I-A o, . Cham hers, J. Iv., Pn. B., Cabfi.i., J. . M. S.. K A. I’ka .ikr. G. A.. - X. C AI.AOHICR, V. Iv., . Head. Henry .. Levine, a. T.. Mai.one, G. S., Monroe, T. Iv., •! A PAI.MER. I . S , B. A., 'I' A O, Scott, I................. Skii’witii, C. M., . STainhack, C. A.. II K . steei.ic. Thos., Jr., a T si, Street, Iv. C.. B. S , White, J. B. A., Officers CI2V55 Roll ............................President. . . . Vice-President. Secretary and Treasurer. Nashville, Tenn. Nashville, Tcnn. • • Briggsville, Ark. . Bowling Green. Ky. Nashville, Tenn. . . . Newport, Ky. Sherman, Texas. Nashville, Tenn. Nashville, Tenn. Rush ville. 111. . . Nashville, Tenn. Gallatin, Tenn. Nashville, Tenn. Somerville. Tenn. Ripley, Tenn. Guntersville, Ga. . . Nashville, Tenn. f Letter to tb ? Board of Trust I’har noKi-u : I am a little boy. average twenty one years obi. and my name is Student 1 kiddy. My Fa’s name is Legion. I got that out of the Bible, and 1 want l « thank you for the nice new teachers you sent me this year. Mr. Martin lie went kinder jerky at first, hut I done the best I could, and he done ditto, and now we like one nuther pretty well. Mr. Jones he is a good gun. He hadn’t been here no mourner week before he kuowed l« ut everything. He bought hissclf a round trip fambly ticket to the games, and he's got a right peart fambly, too ; and he has leached me a jiowerfiil sight. He alius has sumthing to say. and he ain’t been sick a single time. 1 wish you’d ast him can't he stay here a nuther year. 1 wouldn't a kuowed much about Mr. Rapp, cause he lives over at Wesley, only he uster come down to the field where the fellers play, and stan’ around. And one day a feller kicked me in the stummick, and 1 was feclin’ pretty bad and he come over, and I thought he was goin’ to ask me about m spiritual welfare, cause lie's a preacher, but he didn't; he just slapped me on the back and said that was a good play 1 made, and 1 felt a whole- lot better all in a niinit. 1 don't know whether he is a good man or not, cause he don't look sorrerful all the tiuie like most of the good ones does, but I w ish I could make jKrople feel better like him. The funniest teacher 1 got is Mr. I)ver. When he first started in I thought he was a old snap, and I laid out to take it easy. He never paid no tention. but just talked on, and the first thing 1 kuowed I got to listenin' at him. and then I got intrusted and somehow 1 got . goin' t his class reglar. and 1 seen all the other fellows there, too. Lots of times we go up to the new library which Mr. Wiley has give tis and work on Mr. Dyer's stuff, but 1 ain’t never seen nobody up there workiu' on I,ogic. The new teachers is all keepin' well, but some of the old ones is kinder rank ami need sortin' over. Please send me some more new ones. Your little friend. S. Honuv, P. S. Bored, if it ain't too much trouble. I wish you would tell the theologs that they don't have to weat their rainy day pants all the time. P. S. I w ish you would give the Dean sumthing for his misery. He is so sad. Post Graduates Higgs. K. M., M. I)................ Bradford, James Anthony, M. I .. Bnclien. I'. K., M.D.,................. Cardwell, Thomas Waller, M. I ., Compton, Walter Gray. M. IX, Cox, Allen Knnis. M. I ................ l-'oscue. h'raneis Lewis. M. D., Wallace. Tennessee. Tennessee. Tennessee. Tennessee. Tennessee. Jones. R. I,.. M. I ........... Maupin, William Austin, M. 1)., . McBride, William Washington, M. I .. Ramsay. William Melvain, M. 1).. Rhoads. Preston Theodore. M. I).. . Tennessee. Sellers, Ira Jackson, M. I)., Alahama. Snipes, W. (i., M. 1)., . James Marvin, M. I .. . . Alabama. Texas. Texas. Tennessee. Tennessee. Tennessee. Alabama. Tennessee. Tl)ir l Year Allen. Charier Tyler, . . • . Tennessee. Bogart, William. Jr . Alabama. Ashley. Thomas Kverett. . . . Tennessee. Bogle, Joseph Hogc. . Alabama. Haekstrom, James I.ewis, . Mississippi. Bounds, John Sullivan, . Texas. Hatson, James Lucian. . . Alabama. Brown, Polk Duncan, . . Tennessee. Haucom, John Kdwin, . . Missouri. Burger, Thomas Overton. . Tennessee. Kerry. Hugh Leonard, . Tennessee. Burgess. John Louis, . Tennessee. Klacklmrn, Kdward Walker. . . Arkansas. Carswell. Robert Lee, . . Tennessee. 95 A e lical Canuaday, Julius Fldred, . . Illinois. Canon. Orifcth Cardon, Sam Carmichael. Cawood Johnson, . . Tennessee. Carr.iwav, John Houston, . . Texas. Carter, James Nottingham. • Georgia. Carter. John Fdward Tildcn, . . North Carolina Cartwright, Frederick Dean. Kentucky. Cass, Henry Martin. . . Tennessee. Caton, Charlie Nathan, Tennessee. Chambers. George 1 ., . . . Tennessee. Cherrv, William Raleigh. . . Kentucky. Clark, Harrv I’avuc. . . . Illinois. Clement. Charlie Albert. . . Arkansas. Clopton, Abner Theodore. . Kentucky. ColTmau, Joe Seahurue, Arkansas. Cox. Tip . . (Georgia. Collins. Arlaiulo Itcrrv, . . Alabama. Collins. I� . Bruce Connally. Hcrschcl Frank. . Texas. Cragwell. Albert )wen. . . Tennessee. Crawley, Zdielon Thomas, . . Alabama. Cuudiff, Will Colfax. . . . . Kentucky. Datilcy, Noah . . Tennessee Daniel, James Harrison, . . Arkansas. Davis. Robert Barham. . . . Tennessee. Dick. Karl Frederick. . . . Indiana. Doak, James Robert. . . . Tennessee. Duckworth. William Ca| ell, . . Tennessee. Duckworth. Guilford Marvin. . Tennessee. Dupree, Otcar 1’osev, Alabama. Dye, Jack Sinclair, Arkansas. Dyer, James Hubert. • Farnheart, Charles Frau, . . Illinois. Fdtnouslon, Thomas Weslev, . . Tennessee. Flmore, Roy Charles. Mississippi. Fnloe, Cortez Fenlinand, . . Missouri. Fstes, David Gilbert. . . Alabama. Fvans, Charles Aylmer, . . . Kentucky. Department Finch. Carl . Tennessee. Foote, Gerard Alexander, . Texas. Frey. Emmett Malcolm, . Tennessee. Frey. Jesse Jacob Fuller, J. 1 . Tennessee. (•all.iher, Koliert Lee, Tennessee. iambic. Illicit Agnew, . Mississippi. (‘.aston, John Porter Alabama. Gillen. Bert Cecil . Alabama. Glasgow, Marvin Whitfield, Alabama. Goodrich Charles 1.under . . . . Tennessee. Gray, William Laurence, . . . New York. Gregory, Floy Jackson. . . Virginia. Gresham, Walter Asa. . Tennessee. Hall. Charles Wesley. . . . . Illinois. Ilamon, Willie Brown, . Arkansas. Manner, John Wesley, . Tennessee. Hargis, Frank Cooper. . . . Tennessee. Harris, Albeit Wvnne, Tennessee. Harwell. William Samuel. Tennessee. Haynes, James Plummer, Tennessee. Hearne. Robert Hhene er, . Tennessee. Hedges. Charles Wilbur, . . . Illinois. Herdmau, Elliott Kaw. . . . Michigan. Hindman. Sims Seward, . . . Tennessee. Hillsman. Hrlc Walker. . . . . Tennessee. Hogan, Earl Aden Illinois. Homes. Ernest Martin, . . . Tennessee. Holstein, Slaughter Doniphan, . Louisiana. Hood, Alexander. Jr . Alabama. Hough. Robert Ilarbisou, Tennessee. Hoyer, V A . Kentucky. Hughes, Hardin Irvan. Kentucky. Hunt, James Caroll . Tennessee. Ilyuds, Robert Walker. . . . Georgia. Irwin, Thomas Howard, . . Alabama. Ives, Washington Mackey. Jr.. . Florida. Jarrell, William Williamson. . Georgia. Jarvis, John Lamar . Georgia. ‘ A e Jiczvl Department Jernigan, Virgil Jackson. . . Tennessee. Reardon, Fred Kentucky. Jones, Daniel Webster, . Arkansas. Reed, James William. Tennessee. Jones. George Tierce, . Mississippi. Russell. William Hugene, Texas. Jones, A in i . Tennessee. Scott, Edward McCord, . Arkansas. Jones. Samuel Houston, . Tennessee. Scott, .el mar PM win, . Tennessee. Jones, Torlev William, . . Alabama. Sellers. Henry Graham, . Alabama. Kennedy, William Ross, Mississippi. Sewell. Isaac Alabama. Knott, Arthur 1)., . . Arkansas. Sheppard, Joseph Palmer, Tennessee. I.ain, Everett Samuel, . . Texas. Shipp. Montgomery ('� ill ert. Alabama. banter, Ivstis C . . Arkansas. Simpson. James Asa, . Kentucky. Lawrence, Walter Seblev, . Virginia. Snoddv. Cary Alexander, Tennessee. Laws, Joseph Hiram, . . Tennessee. Stark. Hrnest I lanie, . . . Tennessee. Lewis, Charles I'remont, . Minnesota. Stumberg, B. K.. ... Missouri. Logan, Willis Andrew, . Alabama. Swink, Walter Thomas, M. 1).. Tennessee. Lyon, William Treslon, . . Texas. Talbot, Mathew Lyle, Mississippi. Martin, Charles Patrick, . . Alabama. Timmons, Hrnest Andrew, Tennessee. Martin, Claude Preston, . . . Tennessee. Tliuman, Edward Lewis, Indiana. Merteus, Herman Gustave, . . Wisconsin. Toler, Enoch McLain. Mississippi. Moore, Jesse Albert, . . . Trice. William Green, Texas. Morrison. Harry Ezekiel, ■ . Indiana. Tuten, Joseph Daniel, Jr.. Florida. McHlhannon, Milton Perry. . Texas. I'pchurch, Noble Alvin. . Georgia. Nailling. William Austin, . . Tennessee. Warren. Moultrve Alfred. Georgia. Nesbitt, Henry Akin, . Tennessee. Warier. Philip Indiana. Nimocks, Robert Franklin, . . Mississippi. Williams, Dee Texas. Owen, William Tock, . Tennessee. Williams. John Philip, Jr.. . Tennessee. O .icr, James Bruce, Williams, Walter Webster, . Iowa. Painter, l'raucis Fulkerson, . . Tennessee. Williamson, George William, Tennessee. Parker. Samuel Walter. M. D. . . Tennessee. Wingo, Ta .well Brown, . Tennessee. Pazdral, George Antonio, . . Texas. Womack, Owen Kent. Kentucky. Powell, Hrnest Douglas. - . Mississippi. Woodson, Andrew Maury, Alabama. Powers, William Herbert. . . Florula. Vales, John J Tennessee. Second Year Adkcrson, John Brien, . Tennessee. Barlow, Martin Johnston. Arkansas. Anderson, 1-rank Clary, . . . Tennessee. Booth. William Mason. . Tennessee. Andrew, Henry James. . . Indiana. Brice, John Henry, Texas. Baker, HI wood Bromley, Richard C , . . Tennessee. 97 A e iic� l Department , Buck. Albert . . Ohio. Murray, Joe, Tennessee. Buck, William Thomas. . . . Tennessee. Neblctt. Lewis Lowe Tennessee. Burke, Orville Oalbreatli, . . Texas. Norvell. John Conyers. Tennessee. Burns. Robert Abe, . . Alabama. O'Connor. Albert Thaddeus, Tennessee. Bush, Charles Fletcher, . Alabama. Pearson. John Ira, . Texas. Jones, Oscar live. . . . Arkansas. Porter, Frederick Eugene, Tennessee. Kiimnons. Albert John. . Tennessee. Ragsdale. Ernest Marion, . . Tennessee. Leuchau, Walter. . . Tennessee. Reeder, Author Augustus, Arkansas. bitterer, William, Jr.. . Tennessee. Reese, Homer Tennessee. Lovelace, Carl, ... . Texas. Rhea. Byrd Smith Tennessee. Macon, William Linus. Tennessee. Richards. Charles Clifton. . Mississippi. Martin, Robert Alfonzo, Alabama. Roberts. Lynn Texas. Mason, Edgar I’crrv, Kenluckv. Rucker. Edmund Winchester. Alabama. Maurer. Joe. . . . Indiana. Seibert. Daniel Glenn, . . Missouri. McKee, John Forsythe. . Illinois. Sherman, John Clate, . Louisiana. McLean. George Davidson, . Mississippi. Skelton. Joseph Jackson. West Yirginia. McKee. Matt Marshall. . . Tennessee. Snyder. Jacob Ross Alabama. McWilliams, Jacob Marvin. Tennessee. Spence. Joseph Talley, Tennessee. Lacy, Justin Jirncst. fcuncssce. Stingily, Clyde Ray Mississippi. Melton. James Merit, . . Tennessee. Turtlev. Miller Francis, Tennessee.. Montgomery Robert Bruce, California. Ward, Jeremiah, Jr. Texas. Moore, Charles Hamilton. . . Alabama. Wilson, Frank Beaty, Tennessee. Moran, William, . . . . Maine. Yearwood. Archibald Lee. Tennessee. Yearwood. Kelly James. Mexico. First Year Alldredge. Hugh II. . Alabama. Christian, George Franklin, West Yirginia Bauman, John W„ . Tennessee. Clary, William Franklin. Jr., . Tennessee. Bell, Charlie Gideon. . . . Mississippi. Compton, Wheeler Wilkinson, - . Tennessee. Blanton. Marvin A . Tennessee. Craig, John Alexander, . . Mississippi. Bradley, John Foster Arkansas. Cunuingnatn. John Robert, . . Tennessee. Brice. James Walter . Tennessee. Hake, Richard Wiggin. . . . . Tennessee. Britt, Wallace Leslie, - . Missouri. Dawson, J. Roliertson, Alabama. Buchan, Edward Louis. . . Indiana. Dietz, Wiiliatn Tennessee. Butts, Elva . Arkansas. Dixon, William Clarence, . . . Tennessee. Burdette. Benjamine Lafayette. . . Tennessee. Duarte, Theaphilo Belfort, . Brazil. Campbell, George Otlio. . . Tennessee. 1 tuggan, Sncthon Burroughs, . Tennessee. Carpenter, Forrest I,afore. Kentucky. Hssliuger. Wade Hampton, . . Alabama. Cavitt, Bonner Huxley, . . Tennessee. Fox, I'rban Rivers. .... . Tennessee. 9S ecjiczvl Department Glidewell. John Thomas. Kentucky. McKnight, Edward DeWitt. Arkansas. Hamilton, John . Arkansas. Nelson. Robert Hailey, Tennessee. Hill, Garland Withers Kentucky. O’Gwvnn. John Coleman. Alabama. Ledbetter, William Carl. . Texas. Patterson, George Wallace. . Alabama. Leonard, John William. . . Tennessee. Patrick. Joseph Baxter, . Mississippi. Lewis. James Will. Kentucky. Reid, Harry Patton, Mississippi. Ludwig, Oscar William. Indiana. Rooks. Caris Bacon. . Tennessee. Lyda. Henry Muncy. . . Alabama. Sherrill. Joseph J.. . Tennessee. Manville. Win. Earl, . Iowa. SI oss, IS. B Tennessee. Martin. Oscar David, Alabama. Snipes. James Johnston, . Tennessee. Means, Charles Monroe, . Alabama. Stacy, Lillard I.avert. Tennessee. Minor, Harry Fisher. - Tennessee. Stuart. Alexander Montgomery, . Tennessee. Mollitt, William Alvie. Kentucky. Terry. Hall Mabry. Mississippi. Moody, Laurie Mason. Kentucky. Watson. Joseph Price. Mississippi. Moore, John W Tennessee. Williams. Edward Leslie. Tennessee. Mother� !, Raphael, California. Wills. James F . Missouri. McCabe, William Michael. . Tennessee. Woodson. Carlyle Crittenden. Alabama. McCall. Cornelius Wilson. . Arkansas. Wright. John Leonard, Tennessee. McIntosh, Edward L.. . Alabama. Voting, Lewis Edwin, . Kentucky. 99 Tb' Grip I believed t I,innans watched the opening of i rose, And as its beauty slow unfolded, cried, God in his glory passeth by,” and sighed And breathed a prayed unto the God disclosed Dear Heart, the revelation came to me Through thy sweet growth into the perfect flower if gracious womanhood, and every hour. My heart bows reverent to thy God—and thee. Stars ) wonderful, mystical, changeless stars! Holding perpetual court afar; Saturn, Venus, Jupiter, Mars, Nameless and countless your followers are. Is there but a tiny part of space. As space is measured there in the blue, T’wixt the mighty radiance of your place. And the shadow from which we look to you? What know we of your glorious light, Whence you came, ami where yon go, As ever onward above the night. Stately you move your way aglow ? From gold to purple, from silver to gray. From gray to blue, and the day is gone; In the deepening Hast comes a golden ray. And Night puts her mystical jewels on. 102 We know not that you be great or small: As God counts the effortless work of his hands. Vet. we might deem you the consummate all The infinite grandeur of his plans. Dental Department Senior Class Ashford, Henry Stephen.. . Tennessee. Francis, Frank Holland, . Illinois. Baird, Perry Cossart. . . . . Texas. Gallaway, Thomas I.enoir, . . Tennessee. Barnes, George Pickens, . . . . Texas. Guess, Samuel Houston, . Mississippi. Boyd, Henry Thomas, . Tennessee. Gunn, Charles Logan, . . Alabama. Bruce, Luther .Moorman, . . Kentucky. Hopkins, Harry Panton, . Arkansas. Buckner, Charles Lafayette, . . Tennessee. Iseumauu, William John, . . Missouri. Byington. Chilton Kdward, . Missouri. Jackson, Garnett Logan. . . . Texas. Cox, Scott David . . . Alabama. Johnson. Ivugene, .... Mississippi. Crapo, John Andrews, . . . Tennessee. Kellogg, Hugh Knight. . . Kentucky. Crockett, William James, . Tennessee. Kirksey, Harold Ashby, . . Alabama. Danlev, Lawrence Shaffer, . . Tennessee. Livingston, Albert Walter, . . Tennessee. Doyle, Krnest Miller, ' . . . Kentucky. Lockhart, William Henderson, . . Michigan. Not in attciKlaiue. '05 McFarland, Jolin Lee, ... Mississippi. McGaughcy, WyclilTe Patterson, Texas. Mcachcni. Forrest Whitthornc,. Tennessee. Morgan, Guy................ Texas. New, James Marshall, . Tennessee. Nowlin. Clarence I aile, ... Tennessee. Peacock. Henry Benajall, Alabama. Priclielt, Daniel Sellers. Alabama. Ross. James I.nsk.............. . Tennessee. Sei fried, Theodore, Jr., Tennessee. Akers. lirncsl Frank, . Florida. Barnett, John William. . . Bone. KoIktI McConnell. M. I)., . . Tennessee. Boswell. Jesse Virgil Bowen. Bowen . . Tennessee. Breast. Clement Arthur. . . . . . Tennessee. Brewington, tiniest Oscar, . . . . Texas. Brown, John Hamilton. . . . . . Mississippi Buckner. William Fred. - . . Tennessee. Cummins, Walter Grav. . . . . Tennessee. Delaney, Reuben Media, . Texas Dixhman, Robert Hezzic,- . . Tennessee. Donolio, De Bow . . Tennessee. F’oltnar, Frank Pierce, . Alabama. Graham, Boyce I.aban, . . Mississippi Guthrie, George Nuchols, Jr.. . . Tennessee. Hall, James Oscar . . Texas. llappel. lid ward Henry. . . . Texas. Harj er. Benjamin Williams, . . California. Holder, Harry Alfon o, . . Tennessee. Joyner, Paul Montgomery. • • . . Tennessee. Leonard, Thomas Amos, Tennessee. Moody, Charles Walton, . . . Alice, B. i................... Barron. Seth J.ee, . . Barton, Kzwoli, Miss . Blackburn, Derwald Clinton, Juoi . Texas. . Texas. Texas. Kx(v rd from attendance. Selby. Henry...........................Mississippi. Simmons, Walter Ivwiug.................Kentucky. Stovall, Collins Decatur,..............Mississippi. Thiclcn. Benjamin Franklin, . . Texas. Turner. Thomas Absalom..................Mississippi. Waller. James Bonner................... labaina. Weinberger. Fmma Prudentia, Miss. . Illinois. Whitsitt, William Gambill..............Tennessee. Wur bacli. George Constant. . Texas. die Class Newman. John William. . . Florida. O’Connell. John I.eon, . . Louisiana. hnau. David Stertou.. Tennessee. Pierce. William Harrington. . Alabama. Phillips. John Henry Alabama. Ragland, Asher Graham. - . Kentucky. Rankin. Dokc Norton, . . Texas. Rich. Stanley I.oveman. ■ Tennessee. Robey, Wesley Marvin. . . . Tennessee. Rowsev. John Kmiuctt. A. B.. . Tennessee. Rutherford, John Herbert. . . Missouri. Rutland, Neale Mulligan, Kentucky. Stevens, Krucst Leigh, . Kentucky. Viallon, George Louis. . Louisiana. Waguespack, Rene Ferdinand, . . Louisiana. West, Noland Smith, Kentucky. White, Walter Howard. . Tennessee. Whitehead. William Walton. Mississippi Whitley. Paris Ross. . . . Mississippi Willrorn. James Durward, . Mississippi Williams. James Richard. . Kentucky. Woodard, Roltert Samuel. . Tennessee. Class Brock, James Lydian, . • . . . Alabama. Butler. Jerome Pillow. . Tennessee. Carothers, John Sadler, . Alabama. Cheatham, William Joseph, . Kentucky. IO i Clarke, George Nichols, . . . . Louisiana. Mount. Horace Gunst. . . Mississippi. Combs, James Francis.1 . . Texas. Mulliean. Lorenzo Alverado, . Indiana. Crenshaw. William Shelton. Arkansas. McGraw, Robert A.,: .... Mississippi. Crnme. Mena Beauchamp, - . . Missouri. Newton, Charles Marve. . Texas. Crutchfield. Edgar Mantlel ert Kentucky. Ozier, Samuel Terry, t Tennessee. Cullen, G. A.. Towers, George Luther. . . Tennessee. Diaz, Joaquin, . . . Cuba. Trice, Guy Hartwell . Mississippi. English, William Cameron, . . . . Alabama. Rickies, Jerry Armstrong, . . Alabama. Evans, Hiram Wesslev, . Texas. Rutledge. Turner, Miss, . N. Carolina. Gray, Walton I.eVerne. . Michigan. Sample, Eugene . . Alabama. Hall, Deveaux Mississippi. Slaton, John Thomas .... Kentucky. Harris, Gustavus Nathan. . . . Texas. Smith. French V . Texas. Howard. Wilson .... Missouri. Smith, George Creed Kentucky. Kemp, Charles Mercer. . Georgia. Smith, Henry Harrison. . . . Mississippi. Kincaid. Guy Hymnar, . Texas. Smith, James William, Kentucky. King, Benjamin Busch, Jr, . Alabama. Stewart, Garland Milton, . . Tennessee. Kirley. William Adolphus. . Texas. Sturm, Ernest Walker, . Tennessee. I.audess, Eugene Shoftier, . . Tennessee. Walker. Homer Eggleston, . Mississippi. Macey, Reuben Herbert. Florida. Walton, William Tuyinan, . . Texas. Marion. Alonzo, Louisiana. Watson. Whitfield Williams, . S. Carolina. Mason. Charles Bascum. . . Louisiana. Wood, Roy William Missouri. Mitchell, Joseph Dee Missouri. ' N'ol in attendance. tCaine to complete unfinished term, Wright. Arter Bridge . : Withdrawn. . . Tennessee. 107 Laboratory John John, he’s our Ounga Din, Gunga Din Our regimental bhisti. Gunga Din ; He cooks our water for ns. And I'll l et you never saw us No' you bet yt r bottom dollar When we couldn't up an’ holler ; John ! Von fool, You limpin’ lumpin' nigger of a fool! Why don't you bring some water? Don't you know you hadn’t orter Sit an’ do c there on that stool ? John! You fool. Aim you never been to school ?” His face is sort o' gloomy, An' his feet is sort o’ roomy, An' lie's bent, an' kind o' shuttles when he walks. He aint no acrobat, An’ he don't wear no cravat, An he mumbles, an’ lie grumbles when lie talks. But when it comes to Client., He knows more than some o' them What thinks they'son. But if it's II S. r any other stinkin' mess, Go to John. For they aint no livin' stink, That a billy-goat could think, John don't know. He smells his way 'round the I.ub., Like a bird-dog after rab. John, aint it so? Now there's in our Lab, a law. You must ink ver water raw. Si natu'ly we drinks it cooked, of cou'sc. But sometimes John gets 'round us. An' we have to own he's found us. l or hot water makes your stummik feel morose. You'll hear him grumble to himself, s he sets it on the shelf, Well 1 reckon dis here stuff 'nil up an’ puke 'em. n you can liet your bloomin' eye. If there are Freshmen there to try. It sometimes, very nearly docs rebuke ’em. He don't think much o' I'reshmen, l'or they're but fools at liest And the Sophs well they arc Freshmen Just a little l etter dressed. But when you’re Fjiginccriug and a junior. You're a good enough | ctuuia To see. for all his outside skin. That he’s white, clean white'' within. Aint you John ? lie don't wear no soldier clothes. An' his stoop, it kind o' shows That lie’s gettiu' old an’ gray ; An’ it makes us think, some day He’ll be done.” But bless vonr old black hide. John. We'll be staudin' by your side, John. We wont run. Will we John? 10S Pbarroacy Dep rtrrjeot Ai.cokn, Ci.aka. . Senior Class Olnev. 111. Brown, J. Y , Arcadia, La. Hart, Joskimi, Jackson, Miss. Hkakd, E. T., Brownsville. Tenn. 11 I NN'ICl'TTK, E.MII.Y. . Atlanta. Ga. M yi-iku , I,. E., Columinis, Miss. Smith. J. V., Valentine, Texas. Smith, K., Florence, Ala. Vanck, T. J., Shreveport. La. 4 « 111 Pbarrp cy Departro ot Junior Class B. A. Brewer, ..... J. F. Heard...................... J. P. Hitcherson. ' J. Iv. Justice, B. B. Kerr, R. Kim mins, T. C. Light foot. J. B. Little. X. S. Loftis, V. F. Martin. Arcadia, La. Washington. Oa. Searcy, Ark. Pleasant View. Tenn. Murfreesboro, Tenn. . Shelbyville, Tenn. Paris. Texas. . Marshall. Texas. Rodgers, Texas. Italy, Texas. F. G. McGredy. J. I. McRei 1). H. Neil, Nashville. Tenn. Trenton. Tenn. Nashville. Tenn. P. B. Peteet. C. C. Rodgers, L. A. Sexton, Miss M. S. Simms, . A. L. Smith, W. B. Stanford, (). M. Tayi.or, W. F. Town, .... R. F. Travis. ..... J. C. Urouiiart, ..... C. T. Whiffle, ..... ll.C. Wake............................... York, Ala. Paris. Tenn. Pulaski, Tenn. Memphis, Tenn. . Ready ville, Tenn. Cut hirer t. Ga. . Martin, Tenn. St. Francisville, La. Paris, Tenn. Macon. Ga. Cochran, Ga. Greenville, S. C. 1 '5 The Faculty in the A ay Festival IIKRIi has never been an occurrence in the history of Tennessee that lias so redowned to the honor and the glory of the State as did the May Festival of a recent date, excepting probably the procurement of the Dewey cannon. There was never an event in the days of Nashville which so delighted the eyes of its populace and caused their frames to thrill with ecstasies of gladness, as did the Flower-parade, unless it was the painting of this Dewey cannon by a company of world-renowned artists. The parade was replete with all the gorgeous splendor that nineteenth century ingenuity can contrive. The (lower of Southern womanhood bloomed in beauty nealh the protection of chivalrous Southern manhood, and the artificial decorations showed the possibilities along a horticultural line in this lovely climate. The aggregate was intoxicating. Hut. by far. the most beautiful, the most prominent, the most conspicuous of the many features of the parade, was the appearance of the Vanderbilt Faculty, resplendent in all the oddity of an illustrious unsophistication. Some unseen hand must have visited them with a prod, in the narrow cells of their daily routine, and urged them to come out and see what the world was like, and show the people what mighty strides Vanderbilt had made around the beaten paths of its campus within the last few centuries. Individually and collectively, they determined to do themselves proud, and upon the fated day appeared ready to perform. The Vanderbilt division opened with a dare of trumpets from fifty West Siders attired as Spanish soldiers, and a herald announced King Rex. pride of the Carnival, and the hero of one hundred chapel speeches,’ whereupon appeared a car drawn by four gold and black horses, upon which was mounted the Spanish cannon restored to its colors, and astride the cannon, mid way the barrel, sat the Chancellor in an attitude of oratory, calm and immovable save when some voice shouted Speech 1 Speech 1” to which he always returned a smile and made gestures denoting pleasure. Closely following the car came Dr. Dudley with a troupe of medical students, all dressed as 117 Indians, and carrying paint brushes, representing I'mvhatan and Braves. The Braves under the direction of their chief skulked about the car and seemed l ent upon giving more color t the cannon, which they did whenever the Chancellor relaxed his vigilance to give vent to gestures. Next came a company of fancy horse. Dr. Tolman as Alpha, upon his Grecian mus- tang. Omega : Dr. Denny as Plato,' upon his old hobby. Noah K.. remodeled for the occa- sion. and Dr. Gross as “Pope Pius steenth. with his dachshund filly. Popocatapetl. Dr. Tolman did some expert work, such as riding fifty feet, without holding with either hand to the horn of his saddle and while his horse was at a full walk. Dr. Denny showed the result of years of training. Me executed three syllogisms in mid-air and lit in the same rut whence lie had sprung, unrivalled, undaunted, but unstrung. Dr. Gross' filly became frightened at the odor of a passing load of corn and threatened to excommunicate the Pope. The rider lost his temper and used language which the crowd thought inconsistent with a Pope-impersonation, and they hissed so that lie was forced to leave the parade. John Dynamo Ivdison Daniel followed next, driving a lbur- in-hand automobile street-sprinkler, and with an X raise in his voice, told of the possibilities of liquid-water when applied with regular period- icity to the oscillating dust waves He was accompanied by his setter on horseback, who sat his horse well. Then came a large lloat, heavily draped in black, containing the Theological Department, in the midst ot which sat Dean Tillett. clothed in sackcloth and ashes, and upon his head a crown of locusts and wild honey. To his right. Dr. Rice played dirges upon a steam calliope, opposed by the Wesle Mall Ouartelte on the left. This feature was heavily backed by the Southern Turf, but succeeded in winning third money only. It lacked team-work. At this juncture, appeared the greatest favorite of the day. the winner of the I'niversity Club Derby and the pride of tin. season's debutantes. Dr. Tod Sloan Moore. Me was econom icallv dressed in pink tights, with Tam O’Shantei to match, and rode with spurs a beautifully caparisoned thoroughbred Willoptis-Wallopus from Belle Meade farm. Me impersonated When Knighthood was in bud. Dr. Brevis Merrill rowed a Smith Wesson hammerless, revolving air ship, with single- tube tires and while in route gave a three act dramatization of Casabianca from the liens of James Whitcombe Spencerian and Wheeler Whiller Ivasterbrooke. No great triumphal procession is without its Mascottc. So. in this case, one was not lack- nS ing. !n a patrol wagon, drawn by a covey of English sparrows, appeared Cap. Alley, incased in the feathers of all the sparrows he lias ever killed. He resembled, very much, a huge cock- sparrow. and by affecting a nasal tone, imitated so closely the chirp of that bird that it was undistinguishable save by the birds themselves. Next came what was probably the most interesting feature of the day. from a physiological standpoint. Upon a donkey of the Lilliput brand, without bridle or saddle, facing in opposite directions, sat I)rs. Kirk and McGill, Dr. Kiik looking toward the ears, his companion, vice versa. Dr. Kirk was dressed in a regulation Gym. suit, with window sash and cap of Latin com- position. cut in the subjunctive mode. Dr. McGill wore a simple cocaine habit, and was backed up by his body-servant. Chemistry John. They impersonated the Cuban Reconcentrado twins, and seemed to have reached the height of their ambition, six feet, twelve and three-quarters inches. There was a scene when Lilliput refused to go on. All the classic anger and chemical ire of the twins kindled and gathering in a storm, burst over the head and vice versa of the poor brute. Lilliput. however, rose to the occasion, and the twins rose to even greater heights than before. They were paced by Drs. Vaughn and Safi'ord. on a tandem. Then came the foreign exhibit, a large Franco-German landau, wreathed in the national flowers. Creme de Mcnlhe and Hops von Brew. Seated herein were the Embassadors -ordinary ministers -penitentiary. Count Sapho de Comprem voo Dreyfus Jenkins and Prince Otto von Zwei Bock Beer Bismarck Hohlfeid. The Count was dressed in a resignation suit of tennis netting with ball bearing racquets and a hand-me-down brogue of Grandgeut pattern. The I’rince wore the plain Vaderland uniform of the Hamburgher-Liinburgher Guards, viz.: Xix-cum-erausgespiel Ich bin git gedrunken already vonce a'i'n'd it, with a Limp's Extra Bale, meerschaum helmet. This feature took with the sporting element, but lacked favor with the clergy. Though the Woman’s Club was not eligible to take part in the parade, it was allowed a representative in the person and figure of Mr. Edwinuing Wiley. He was costumed as if for the ballet, in knee skirts of rainbow effect, and decollete bodice, sustained by a J. G. Spaulding patent bust-developer and martingales. He wore championship boxing-gloves, and his hair was done up with Worcester dressing and rats, which latter he extricated now and then and tossed among the female bystanders to produce screams. Last, but not least, lie wore opera- slippers with Blue Seal rubber-hose. He was not riding, but went on foot by the new Library system of procedure which was very difficult, owing to the way he was shod. The feminine portion of the grand stand went into hysterics of delight as he passed, and immediately after the circus he received matrimonial proposals from each and every one of Nashville's Bon Mots. The Law Department was represented by Chas. X. Burch and Claude Waller, owners and ««9 managers of the I,. N' and N' . V St. I. R. R ‘s. respectively. They rode in a special train of box-cars and appeared slightly swollen with pride, but became normal whenever the rabble shouted Down with the money power ! The Dental Department put up Dr. Stubblefield who endeavored to show the advance made by Dentistry in the very teeth of all opposition, lie gave an exhibition, in three-minute halves, of extracting a set of teeth, one by one. cleaning, oiling ami resetting them without any pain whatever to the patient and with no assistance save a half pint of chloroform. Drs. John Ashford and Chilly Steam Hrown engineered the procession, and ran a steam- heated. electric-lighted soda-fount. Hut the most touching of all the oddities of the museum was the Chancellor's Aid-de Camp, Wils Contingent-deposit Williams, For years he has never missed a Faculty meeting. So. at this time, whenever he saw two of the Faculty about to come together, he would strain every energy to l� e there and get tin minutes of the meeting. When he found an opportunity, he would try to collect room rent from any of the bystanders, whereupon the children would look at each other and point to their foreheads. The procession then closed with a large company of horse and footmen in no regular order. To a beaker of Aqua Regia, with Waterbury springs. Hollinshead drove a handsome span of test-tubes. Kuddimau rode a large Pharmaceutical pill, and Dr. Jones bestrode his Knglish hackney. Schuerman forgot his compass, got lost.and has never been seen since. 0. Iv. brown. Rapp, and Kern rode triple upon a religious dogma, pulled by a policeman for cruelty to ani- mals. Flom drove a nail and several pegs, but they all came out again. And last came a quartette of Professor (.entry’s performing Shetland ponies, ridden by- Dver. Lund, Martin and Drake, dressed as clowns. Very little effort was needed on their part to entertain the crowd. Some men acquire acting, othei s are l� orn to it. These seemed to have l een born in. Their work served to obliterate some impressions made by the more ungainly features that had passed, and left the crowd in a pleasant humor with the whole circus. Thus passed the greatest day in the history of the Vanderbilt Faculty. They came. They saw. They conquered. And while they saw a world that they never dreamed existed, and heard sounds they could not understand, yet they are satisfied with having done that which none other could have nor would have done, and believe they are entitled to fall asleep again and dream until the next Flower Parade. Long live the May Festival ! Long sleep the Faculty ! 20 CAMPUS VIEWS TENNESSEE ALPHA OF PHI DELTA THETA Phi D lta Tb t N Pounded .Miami University, Oxford, Ohio, December 26. 1S4S. Incorporated under the State Laws of Ohio, March 12, 18S1. Annual Alumni March 15. Colors ARGKNT AND AZURK. College Chapter? 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Godciiaux. A. T. Hr ITT. John Ovhrton, J. V. Cahki.i., G. C. Scoggin, H. H. Watkins. W. II. IIargroyk, I . R. Minks, 1’. H. Kkkn, Al.K.X. I’KRRV, . 15. !•'. M AI.ONIt, G. W. MKUX, . II. M. Mann, J. M. Moork, J. S. IvVANS, W. C. Dixon, I’. I,. I’RITCIIItTT, K KNNKTII M C DON AI. I , Kappa Alpha Post Graduates M. A. M. A. M. A. Class of 1900 M. D. A. II., 1.1.. H. IX. B. B. S. A. B. Class of '01 B. S. B. I� . A. B. IX. B. . .4 Class of ’02 B. A. 15. I . H. I). 15. It. 15. A. . Class of '03 I? s. A. 15. A. B. A. 15. A. 15 H. S M. I). A. 15. 15. I . Jackson. I.a. . Ninety-Six, S. C. . Nashville. Tenn. Bowling Green, Ky. . Forest City, Ark. Nashville, Tenn. I.ittle Rock, Ark. . New Orleans, I.a. Abbeville, I.a. Fulton, Mo. Nashville, Tenn. Bowling Green. Ky. Glass. Tenn. Jackson, Miss. . Oxford. Miss. . Mobile, Ala. Nashville Tenn . Nashville. Tenn. Nashville, Tenn. Stanton, Tenn. Brownsville, Tenn. Kittle Rock, Ark. Columbia, Tenn. . Columbia. Tenn. Nashville. Tenn. Louisville, Ky. Kappa igroa Founded at University of Virginia, 1S67. Roll of Active Chapters DISTRICT 1. I’si—-University of Maine, Orono, Me. Ai.pha-Rho—Bowdoin College, Brunswick. Me. Alpha-Lambda—University of Vermont, Burlington, Yt. Bhta-Ammia— Brown University. Providence, R. I. Ai.piia-Kappa—Cornell University, Ithaca. N. V. DISTRICT II. Pi—Swarthmore College. Swartlnnore, Pa. Ai.pha-Dki.ta—Pennsylvania State College, State College, Pa. Ai.piia-Kpsii.OS—University of Pcnusylvania, Philadelphia, Pa. Ai.pha-Phi Bucknell University. Lewisburg, Pa. Bkta-Dklta Washington and Jefferson College, Washington, Pa. Alpha-Alpha University of Maryland. Baltimore, Md. Alpha-Kta—Columbian University. Washington, I). C. DISTRICT III. Zkta—University of Virginia. Charlottesville, Ya. FT a Randolph-Macon College, Ashland, Ya. Mu Washington and I,ee University, Lexington. Ya. Nr William and Mary College. Williamsburg. Ya. Upsilox- I Iampden-Sidney College, Hampden-Sidney, Ya. BkTA-BkTa Richmond College, Richmond, Ya. DKLTa- Davidson College. Davidson. N. C. Kta-Primk Trinity College. Durham, N. C. Ai.pha-Mu University of North Carolina. Chapel Hill. N. C. DISTRICT IV. Ai.pha-Nu Wofford College, Spartanburg, S. C. Ai.pha-Bhta Mercer University. Macon. Oa. Ai.pha-Tai Georgia School of Technology, Atlanta, Ga. Bi;ta University of Alabama. University, Ala. Bkta-IvTa Alabama Polytechnic Institute, Auburn, Ala. '. 9 ' Roll of Active Chapters DISTRICT V. Tiikta -Cumberland I’niveisity, I«chauon. Tenu. Kappa Vanderbilt University, Nashville, Tenu. I, amhda I'niversity of Tennessee, Knoxville, Tcnn. I'm Southwestern Presbyterian I'niversity. Clarksville. Tenu. Omkc.a I'niversity of the South, Scwauee, Tenu. Ai.pha-ThkTa Southwestern Baptist I’niversity, Jackson, Tenu. Aijmia-X i—Bethel College. Russellville, Ky. 1.1 11A t IMicRON Kentucky I'niversity. Lexington. Ky. i.pii a-Upsii.on Millsaps College. Jackson, Miss. Gamma Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, La. Ivi’Sii.on Centenary College. Jtckson. La. Sic.ma Ttilane University. New Orleans, La. IOTA—Southwestern University. (Georgetown, Texas. Tau University of Texas. Austin, Texas. Xr University of Arkansas. Fayetteville, Ark. 1.1 11 A-O.MKOa William Jewell College. Liberty, Mo. Bkta-U. amma—Missouri State University, Columbia, Mo. Ai.pha-I’si University of Nebraska, 1132 N. St.. Lincoln. Neb. DISTRICT VIII. ALPHA'Sc.ma—Ohio State University, Columbus, O. Cm Purdue University, Lafayette. Ind. A ,pn a- Pi Wabash College. Crawfordsvillc. I ml. Alpha amma -University of Illinois. Champaign, III. Ai.piia-Chi—Lake Forest University, Lake l'orest. 111. Bkta-Epsii.on University of Wisconsin. Madison, Wis. DISTRICT VI DISTRICT VII. DISTKICT IX. Bkta-ZkTA Leland Stanford. Jr., University, Stanford University. Cal. Alurnoi Chapters Yazoo City. Miss. Pittsburg. Pa. Philadelphia, Pa. New York, N. Y. New Orleans. La. Indiauapolis, Ind. Boston, Mass. Chicago. III. Ruston, La. Chihuahua, Mexico. Kappa Chapter of Kappa 5 %rr)Zi Kstablished. 1 77. Reestablished. 1SS3. Fratres i V. S. II. ARMSTEAD, John F. H. Barhhh, McNkai, Bond. II. 15. Bucknkk, Frank Goodwin, Owkn H. Wh.son. W. O. Harris. C. T. Kkrchkvai., R. II. Hkai.an, W. 1-'. Okr. Jr.. II. N. McTveike James J. Vauoiin, F. II. Powers, M. II. Sharp. I). R. STUKW.EEIKI.D, C. M. Swart .. R. S. Thompson, Jk Url?e I . Rankin Hardee, Wii.i.iam Beard, J. G. Branch. B. A. IvNi.oii, Jr.. Thomas J. Tvnk, J. R. W11.SON. 1C. T. II01.I.INS. II. A. McNai.i.v, J. F. S� ’oc., R. F O’NKAi., I. P1111,1,1 PS, Jr . Samuei, Pointer, v. i-;. Stkohr. I,. I.. Rich, C. T. Kirkpatrick, C. W. Thompson, V. S. Ivm hrv. Fratres io Facultate I . R. Stcrp.i,kithi,i . M. A.. M. D., I . I). S.. Professor of Chemistry and Metallurgy in Dental Department. Owen II. Wii.son, B. !■:., M. I)., Professor of Anatomv and Lecturer on Pediatrics. S. W. Com.ins. M. A.. J. C. Hardy, Ph. 1)., Post Graduates II. M. Cass, M. I) W. C. Duckworth. M. 1).. J. I,. ROSS. I). 1). S.. V. Iv. Simmons, D. I). S.. Class 1900 John F. II. Bakrek. B. A., A. T. O’Connor. M. 1).. . II. T. CORi.KV. B. I)., W. B. Staneord, Ph. C.. Class 1901 II. T. IIoi.man, B. A.. L. N. Spears, B. A., Class 1902 W. Johnson. B. S . V. V. COMITON, M. I)., • V. Ivan Moore, I� . A.. Class 1903 Indian Village. I,a. Honey Grove. Texas. Johnson City, Tenn. . . Tennessee. . . Tennessee. Adairville, Ky. Nashville, Tenn. I.eijK-r’s Fork, Tenn. Bolton, Miss. Cuthbert. Ga. Fayetteville, Tenn. Jasj cr, Tenn. Franklin, Tenn. I,ei]ier’s Fork. Tenn. Kufaula, Ala. 1 H Tb Poet Oh, he that walks the womlmus ways of life, And sees with dreaming eye-� the golden days. Who. scorning all the tumult and the strife. Beneath the starry heavens idly strays: To such has life a (lavor far more sweet Than knows the maddest seeker after fame. Who grimly strives with anguish and defeat To add the light of glory to his name. But to the first, whose kingdom lies within. Whose truest self the world may never know. Who seeks ’mid stranger folk and alien kin, To add his gift of joy to life lie low. Then let us say to him, “C'.uard well thy art. The best reward lies in thy earnest heart. ’ . i . Lines Beyond the dreaming and the dream. Beyond the light of farthest star. Beyond the shadow and the gleam, Where light and life no longer are : There lived we. my heart and I. No heaven there was. no purple sky. But look! a kingdom lit with (lame. As if all stars were merged in one Clear light: for when my loved one came I wished no stars or splendid sun ; All light had we. my heart and I. True day it was! Oh, can it die? I |2 Delta Tau Delta Roll of Active Chapters SOUTHRKN DIVISION. I ,. M it da Vanderbilt University, Nashville, Tenn. l i—University of Mississippi, University, Miss. I’m Washington ami Lee University. Lexington, Va. I tier a-Ivi-sii.on lvmory College, Oxford. Ga. Bkta-Tiirta University of the South. Sewanee, Tenn. Bkta Iota—University of Virginia, Charlottesville, Va. Bkta—Xi—Tulane University. New Orleans, La. WMSTKKN DIVISION. Omickon University of Iowa, Iowa City, la. Bkta-Ga.m.ma University of Wisconsin, Madison, Wis. Bkta-Kta University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minn. Hi-ta-Kaita -University of Colorado, Boulder. Col. BkTa-Pi Northwestern University, Kvanston, 111. BkTA-Kho Leland Stanford. Jr., University, I’alo Alto, Cal. Bkta-Tap — University of Nebraska, Lincoln, Neb. Bkta-Ui-sii.on—University of Illinois, Champaign, 111. Bkta- MK .a- University of California. Berkeley, Cal. Gamma Au-iia University of Chicago, Chicago, 111. KnRTlIRKN division. Bkta -Ohio University, Athens, O. Ivi-sii.on Albion College, Albion. Mich. .KTa Adelbert College, Cleveland, (). Kai-i-a Hillsdale College, Hillsdale, Midi. Mr Ohio Wesleyan University, Delaware, O. Cm Kenyon College, Gambier. O. BkTa .KTa Butler College. University of Indianapolis. Irvington, Ind. Bkta-Ai.I’HA- Indiana University, Bloomington, Ind. Bkta-Bkta I)e Pauw University. Greencastle, Ind. Bkta-Phi Ohio State University, Columbus, O. Bkta-Psi Wabash College, Crawfordsville, Ind. KASTKKN DIVISION. Au-iia Allegheny College, Meadville. Pa. Gamma—Washington and Jefferson College, Washington. Pa. Rho—Stevens Institute of Technology. Hoboken, N. J. Uivsw.ON Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, N. Y. Omkc.a University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pa, Bkta-Lamiida—Lehigh University. Bethlehem, Pa. BKTA-.Mt: Tufts College, Tufts College, Mass. Bi-Ta-NT —Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Boston, Mass. Bkta-Omickon Cornell University, Ithaca. N. V. Bkta-Chi Brown University. Providence, R. I. Alurrjoi New York, Cincinnati, Philadelphia, Associations Chicago, San l-'rancisco. Milwaukee. 1 � 5 Wai.tkr Cain. J. V. Kakdoi.ph, Pkrcv Woodau.. V. T. Walters, Frank Ai.i.kx. John It. Cannon. I ,1.. H., I,i. Rov McOkkcor. 1.1,. 15.. Richard Smith, I’ll. C.. Wai.tkr Lknkhax. M. I)., Larpbda Chapter Fratre? io Urbe Jidgk V. K. McAi.istkr. J. ]■'. H. Atkinson. H. S. Ashcraft. V. K. Manning, Hknky ICvans. Frank B. Fogg, T. T. Tylkr, L. J. Pardi k, W. R. Smith. I). M. Bright. A. Goodman. M. M. Stokrs. II. S. Wilson. R. T. Smith. Frank Fitk, Lkon l . Kirhy, William Simmons, Rohkrt Jknnings. Gkorgk l . Brkngi.kman, II. S. Storks. Class 1900 ...........................Franklin. Tenn. . . . . . . Florence, Ala. Florence, Ala. Class 1901 John I.kllvktt, I'RKSTON VaCGHN. John C. Brown, Ooi’LDiNt; Marr, W. H. Covington. i |0 Nashville, Tenn. Alpha Tau Oroe a Fraternity Province 1. fW b rrtZs., Georgia, apd 5outb Carolina Alabama Alpha Kpsilon, A. ami M. College, Auburn, Alabama Beta beta. Southern I'niversitv, Greensboro, Alabama Beta Delta. I'niversitv of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, Georgia Alpha Beta, I'niversitv of Georgia, Athens, Georgia Alpha Theta, liinory College, Oxford, Georgia Alpha .eta, Mercer University, Macon, Georgia Beta Iota. School of Technology. Atlanta, South Carolina Beta Xi. College of Charleston, Charleston. Province II. Illinois, Indiana, A 'Cf)io.� o, � od Nebraska Illinois Gamma eta. University of Illinois, Champaign. Indiana Gamma Gamma, Rose Polytechnic Institute, Terre Haute, Michigan Alpha Mu, Adrian College, Adrian, Michigan Beta Kappa. Hillsdale College, Hillsdale, Michigan Beta Omicron, Albion College, Albion. Nebraska Gamma Theta, University of Nebraska. jt Province III. Nortl) Carolina, Pennsylvania, an J Virgini� North Carolina lpha Delta, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, North Carolina Xi. Trinity College, Durham, Pennsylvania Alpha lota, Muhlenberg College, Allentown, Pennsylvania Alpha Ivpsilon, Pennsylvania College, Gettysburg, Pennsylvania Tan, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Virginia Delta, University of Virginia, Charlottesville. Virginia Beta. Washington and I.ee University. I.exington. '19 Province IV. Ohio and Tennessee Ohio Alpha Xu, Ml. Union College, Alliance, Ohio Alpha l’si, Wittenberg College. Springfield, Ohio Beta Eta, Wesleyan University. Delaware, Ohio Beta lu, Wooster University. Wooster, Ohio Beta Omega. State Cniversity. Columbus. Tennessee Alpha Tau. Southwestern 1’resbylerian I'niversitv. Clarksville, Tennessee Beta Pi. Vanderbilt I'niversitv, Nashville, Tennessee Beta Tan, Southwestern Baptist I'niversitv, Jackson. Tennessee Lambda, Cumberland College, Lcl anon, Tennessee Omega, University of the South. Sewanee. Province V. New YorK and New England Maine Beta I'psilon, University of Maine, Orono, Maine Gamma Alpha. Colby College, Waterville, Massachusetts Gamma Beta, Tufts College. Medford. New York Alpha Omicron, St. Lawrence University, Canton. New York Beta Theta. Cornell University. Ithaca, Rhode Island Gamma Delta. Brown University. Providence, Vermont Beta eta. University of Vermont, Burlington. Province VI. Louisiana and Texas Louisiana Beta Epsilon, Tulane University. New Orleans, Texas Gamma Epsilon, Austin College, Sherman, Texas Gamma Eta. University of Texas. Austin. City and State A'urnni Associations Allentown, Boston, Chicago, Dayton, District of Columbia, 150 Georgia. Louisville. New York. Tennessee, Texas. Fratre? io Urbe J. H. Acklcn, Wirt Hushes, A. F. Whitman, J. II. Spurr. Henry Spence, Rev. S. II. Chester, I). I .. John M. Thompson, Frank I’. Bond, II. I,. Parish, J. W. Childress, R. M. Iceland, l’ercv Kinnaird. J. W. McP'adden. Dr. J. A. Dranglian. Joseph W. Bradley, Sam Orr, Mann Wills, John O. Patterson, A. S. Childress, I toward M. Jones. William Bailey, J. F Deaderiek, W. A. Donalson. G. W. Ilavnie, R. W. Jones, 1). W. Parnell, A. B. Neil. L. B. McWhirter. William Haywood, Robert I,nsk, W. C. Lnsk, J. W. Overton, T. li. Stratton, Dr. G. C. Trawick, P. L. Cobb. Post Graduates W. K. Douglass M. S Nashville. Tenn. M. C. Ot'ii.i.ian, A B M. A., . . ■ Atlanta, Ga. W. D. Wkatiii:ri-oki , A. B., . M. A Class of 1900 Weatherford, Texas. ClIARI.KSC Jarrkl, M. A.. . ...... B. D Oxford, Ga. John B. Tansii A. B„ • • • Dresden, Tenn. W. K. Wki.i.s A. B Glas . Tenn. W. C. Williams A. B Class of 1901 PTog Town, Ala. W. W. Jarkki.i M. 1) Savannah, Ga. T. Iv. Kknnkdv A. B Clinton. Ky. John Paschal. . B Atlanta, Ga. J. Ross Snvdkk. a. B M. I) Birmingham, Ala. Thomas Stkklk. Jr., • • • B. L Class of 1902 Ripley, Tenn. A. B. Campkr, A. B Florence, Ala. I). P. Douglass B. S Gallatin, Tenn. s. A. Johnson B Thom s P. P. Hknokrson. . A. B Franklin, Tenn. J. T. Holt, B. E Class of 1903 Nashville, Tenn. R. W. BlLI.INGTON . .... A. B.. . . . Franklin, Tenn. I. K. McPari.ano, . . B. E Pilot Point, Texas. B. T. Noi.KK, A. B 13 Clovercroft. Tenn. Sigrpa Ipba Epjilop Established in 1856 at University of Alabama. Incorporated, 1892. Roll of Active Chapters A 1,1 11 A PROVINCE. Beta Upsii.on—Boston University, Boston, Mass. Iota Tab—Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Boston, Mass. Gamma—Harvard University, Cambridge, Mass. Delta Worcester Polytechnic Institute, Worcester, Mass. Alpha Trinity College, Hartford, Conn. HUT A PROVINCE Ai.pha Cornell University, Ithaca, N. V. Mu—Columbia University, Brooklyn. N. V. Sigma Phi—St. Stephen's College, Annandale-on-Hudson, N. V. Omega Allegheny College, Meadvillc, Pa. Sigma Phi Dickinson College, Carlisle. Pa. Alpha ZkTa -Pennsylvania State College. State College, Pa. ZkTa Buckuell University, I.ewishurg. Pa. Delta Gettysburg College, Gettysburg. Pa. GAMMA PROVINCE Omicron University of Virginia, Charlottesville, 'a. Sigma Washington and I.ee University, I.exington. Va. Xl —University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, N. C. Theta Davidson College, Davidson, N. C. Gamma—Wofford College, Spartanburg, S. C. Beta University of Georgia, Athens, Ga. Psi Mercer University, Macon, Ga. lvi’Sil.oN Emory College, Oxford, Ga. Pm Georgia School of Technology, Atlanta, Ga. DELTA PROVINCE. Iota Beta University of Michigan, Ann Arlior, Mich. Alpha—Adrian College, Adrian, Mich. Sigma—Ml. Union College, Alliance, O. Delta Ohio Wesleyan University, Delaware, O. I VPS 1 LON —University of Cincinnati. Cincinnati, O. Theta Ohio Stale University, Cohnnhus, O. Alpha Franklin College, Franklin, Ind. Beta Purdue University, West Lafayette. Ind. Psi Omega Northwestern University. Kvanslon. 111. Beta University of Illinois, Urhana, 111. '55 Roll of Active Chapters KPS I LON PROVINCK Kappa -Central University, Richmond. Ky. Iota Bethel College, Russellville, Ky. Fp.sii.on Kentucky State College, Lexington, Ky. Zkta Southwestern Presbyterian University. Clarksville. Tenn. Lamiida—Cninlrerlaml I’niversity. I.ebanon. Tenn. Xu—Vanderbilt University, Nashville, Tenn. Kappa —University of Tennessee, Knoxville, Tenn. «t.MKCA University of the South, Scwanee, Tenn. Eta— Southwestern Baptist University, Jackson, Tenn. Mu—University of Alabama, University, Ala. Iota Southern University, Greensboro, Ala. Alpha Mu Alabama A. and M. College. Auburn. Ala. ZKTA PKOVINC1-. Alpha University of Missouri, Columbia, Mo, BUT A Washington University. St. J.ouis, Mo. I,amnua Pi University of Nebraska, Lincoln, Neb. Alpha Upsii.on University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, Ark. KTA PKOViNCK. Cm—University of Colorado. Boulder, Col. Zkta Denver University, Denver. Col. Alpha belaud Stanford, Jr., University. Palo Alto. Cal. BkTA University of California. Berkeley, Cal. TIII-TA PROVINCK. EPSILON Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge. La. Tau Upsii.on Tulane University, New Orleans. La. Gamma—University of Mississippi. University. .Miss. Rlio—University of Texas, Austin. Texas. A'urpoi Associations Boston, Mass, New York City. Pittsburgh, Pa., Atlanta, Ga., Augusta, Ga., Savannah, Ga., Alliance, ()., Cincinnati, O. Chicago, 111., Chattanooga, Tenn. Jackson, Miss., Kansas City, Mo., Knoxville, Tenn.. Detroit. Mich., Cleveland. O., New Orleans, I.a„ Washington. 1). C., Worcester, Mass., St. Louis. Mo., Birmingham, Ala. Deliver, Col., Wilmington, N. C. •56 Chapter Nu Established. 1S75, Reestablished, 1883. c Colors ROYAL PURPLE AND OLD GOLD. Fr tres I). P. Adams, Nil, ‘76. James D. Anderson, Lambda, '89. A. N. Althansee, Nu, ’93. C1.ii-ton R. Atchison. Nu, ’90. F. M. Bass, Nu, 96. Hdward P. Beverley, Omega, ’00. Clarence F. Boyd, Nu, ‘93. V. P. BlRDKTTE, Nu. '79. Dr. Ciias. S. Briggs, Nu. Smith M. Cain, Nu, 'y6. John Caritiihrs, Lambda. yi. Wn.i.iAM B, Chi-atiiam. Omega, '74. B. 1«. Cheatham, Omega, '85. P. R. Cheatham. Omega. ’88. Pei.ix M. Compton. Nu. So. Iv. Z. Crony, Pi. 93. J. M. Dickinson. Nu. ’71. II. M. Doak. Nu. 98. E. Lockert Doak. Nu. ’y6. J. A. Dale, Nu. Rich ki� Doiglass. Nu. John IIili. Eakin, Nu. '71. John Early. Nu. '86. V. P. Ferguson, Nu. '86. Matt M. Gardner. Nu. ‘75. Andrew Gennett, Nu, 97. McPiiketers Glasgow, Pi. Edward A. Gi.over. Sigma, ‘75. Litton Hickman. Nu, y6 Flower VIOLET. ir) Urbe Dr. Y. H. Haliiert, Lambda, '69 Dr. T. E. Haliiert, Lambda, ’yi. Geo. Y. IIight, Jr.. Nu. ‘95. J. W. Horton. Jr.. Nu. ‘78. Y. E. I It’DSON, Nu, '93. Norman Kirkman. Nu, ’Si. H. C. Lassing, Iota. M. Lindsley, Nu, ’81. William L. Martin. Nu. '79, Prank 0. McGavock. Nu. '61. K. T. McConnico, Nu, 96. Edward L. McNeili.y, .eta. ’yo. II. B. Miller, Nu. ’87. J. Washington Moore, Nu. 91. May Overton. Nu, ’75. Ed. Pigce. J. Percy Raines, Nu. ‘97. A. H. Redford, Kappa. Tuos. B. Scoggins, Nu, ’95. ('.tv Reynolds. Nu, ‘96. lvrci.il� Snow, Nu, 'yS. Edward C. Staiii.man, Nu. ’y2. Sidney Sinnott, Nu. '99. Jos. H. Thompson, Lambda, '75. John M. Thompson, Lambda, '72. Carlos C. Van Leer. Nu, ‘95. Rout. Vaughn, Nu. '75. W. II. Washington. Sigma. Dr. Olin West, Nu, '95. '57 Fratres «o Facultate Richard Dougi.ass. M. I ., Professor of Gynecology and Abdominal Surgery. James A. Dale. I). I). S., Professor of Dental Technic and Superintendent of Clinic. Oi.ix West. Ph. C., M. I).. Demonstrator of Chemist! and Assistant to the Chair of Physiology. McPhketers Glasgow, M. I)., Demonstrator of Gynecology and Assistant Demonstrator of Anatomy. Ci.iiTON R. Atchison. M. 1)., Assistant to the Chair of Materia Medica. Therapeutics, and Hygiene in the Dental Department. Wai.tbk II. Simmons. Assistant in the Chemical Laboratory. J. S. Dye. Assistant Demonstrator in Chemistry. Medical Department. Karl F. Scott. Instructor in Pattern Making and Wood Work. Active AeroUers Graduate K. It. Crooks, A. B. (Central College). Am .i Jonhs. M. D.. W. M. Curtis. B. I).. K. Rees. A. 1L. W. H. Simmons, B. S.. W. E. Gwynn. B. A.. M. Iv. IIol.DERNKSS. B. A.. K. F. Scott. B. Iv.. W. N. Tucker. B. A.. Class of 1900 Class of 1901 Class of 1902 Class of «903 Patoka, 111. Smyrna. Ten 11. Lower Peachtree, Ala. Mulberry. Ten 11. Winona, Miss. La Guardo, Tenn. Fordyce. Ark. Marshall. Texas. Centreville. Tenn. J. B. Camimiei.i., B. A.. F. T. Hunter. It. A., Asa M. McCain. B. A. •5� Brentwood, Tenn. Waterproof. La. Pine BlulT. Ark. De Corpip' of De Coon , You read crbout dc nations in de story, How de kingdoms rose and fell, All crbout Napoleon in Iris glory, Ivn de Ctesars tit so well: How de Isrulites from toiling. Cum a marchin’ frew de night, Vi«l dere pious blood er boiling. Just er achin’ fer a fight. Hut dat’s nothin' lode kingdom dat 1 sing. It’s cumin' wid de cumin’ of de spring; I'urdere's happy times a waitin’ fur dc world. When de niggers’ sable banner am unfurled. Here'll be chickens fur to eat en tedders fur to war. Here’ll he ebrylhing yo’ want all scattered ebrywhar. He millenium is cumin’, is cumin’ very soon. Here’ll he glory in de laud wid de cumin' of de coon. Here’s Washington, de father oh his nation. Here’s Abraham, what freed de nigger, too; But dere’s udders in de aggragashun What’s gwine to make de world anew. Here's a sassy nigger livin' in Savannah, Whose fathers ruled in Zanzibar; He has a kingly way, en a very royal manuali He lias the making of a czar. Hen listen to de shufilin' of de feet! Here’s a mighty army marchin' down de street ! Hen listen to de banjo en de hones! Here's cum a martial music in dere tones. O niggers, get your banner and your plume ! White man, git up en give de nigger room ! Gadder up yer rags, en move er long soon ! Here’s troublous times er cumin' wid de cumin’ of de coon. •59 Dat Yaller Gal I s feli in love will it yaller gal Hr coon funi down Goose Holler An I s gwintcr marry dat vallcr gal. You kin bet vo liottoui doller! Is gwintcr marry dat valler gal Des 'cause I love cr so; l's gwintcr marry dal valler gal. You kin I ct yo bigges' toe! Wen we giis married at de cliutch Nex' Sund'y morniii’. early, lies take er look, an you will see Dat kinky head so curly - l's gwintcr marry dat yaller gal K . sho e . I is born ; l's gwintcr to love dat yaller gal Till Gab’el toots 'is horn ! Dat yaller gal, she married me lir year ergo las' fall; Dat yaller gal’s done married me, 1 wish she hadn’t dat’s all! l io I Delta Kappa Epsilon Garnroa Chapter Established, «S.j-; reestablished. 1891. Colors CRIMSON. AZI'RK, ANI� OOI.D. Flower PANSY. Fratres io Urbe J. McE. Stone, J. K. Sanders, J. I . Goom.htt, GKN. Ira P. Jones. S. W. ClIII.DRKSS. Prop. II. A. Vance. Morton It. I low km.. P. I,. Nicuoi.. J. PmM.IPS, JKFK McCaRN. C. !•’. McKkn .ik, N. I . Oil HAIRS, M. M. CI I.I.OM. W. M. IIarT. R. H. Vancv. V. C. Nelson, J. R. McCl.KM.ANI . R. M. Moorman, H. M. MKKKS, J. S. PII.CHKK, J. R. Or KEN, T. M. STRKKT, T. G. Kittrkm., W. II. Pa ink. Fratres in Facultate W. J. Vaughn, M. A., IX. I .. Professor of Mathematics and Astronomy. R. I.. Lund. C. K.. M.S., Instructor in Drawing and Surveying. 163 Delta Kappa Epjilop Fratres io UoiversitMe Class of 1900 II. II. Ki.okk. I.I„ It. i� , it. him., it. i-:. J. V. I Ioi.max. IA,. It. I . K. LamiiUTii. It. A. . II. N'. Moksiikimkr. It. A., I.I.. It. R. I). Smart. It. A. . Trenton, Tcnn. Nashville, Tcmi. Paycttoville, Tcnn, Nashville. Tcnn. . Hamburg, Ark. . St. I.ouis. Mo. Class of 1901 W. S. Draper, Jr . It. A. II. C. M ason. It. S. J. I. McRkk, 1'h.C. R. M. SCOTT, B. A. .... Ii. C. Street, U.. It. . Dycrslnirg, Tcnn. Morganliehl. Ky. Trenton, Tcnn. Paducah. Ky. Huntersville. Ala. Class of 190 ICUMK, It. A Nashville, Tcnn. A. M. I.t-Ni� , It. E. . . New Decatur, Ala. A. M. Patterson, It. a. Savannah, Tcnn. 1. II. Prick, I). I� S. . Mississippi. J. T. Ci.arv. It. A. Class of J903 llellhuckle. Tcnn. W. 1 . Cf.AKV, Jr., M. D. Itollhuckle, Tcnn, S. W. IlKNORICK, It. Ii. Washington, 1 . C. 1 . C. McNi i.i.tv, It. Ii. Chattanooga, Teni J. I). Porter, It. A. Paris, Tcnn. Delta Kappa Epsilon Pounded at Vale, 1844. Chapter Roll 1S44. IM11 Vale University, New Haven, Conn. 1845. Xi -Colby University, Waterville, Maine. 1S47. Gamma Vanderbilt I'niversily, Nashville.Tenn. 1850. Chi -I’niversily of Mississippi, Oxford. Miss. 1 84 j. Tiikta—Bowdoin College, Brunswick, Maine. 1546. Sigma Amherst College, Amherst, Mass. 1547. Psi University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, Ala. 1S50. I psi i.ox Brown I'niversily. Providence. R. I. 1S51. Bkta I'niversily of North Carolina. Chapel Hill. N. C. 1852. IvTa 1'niversity of Virginia, Charlottesville, Va. 1S52: Kappa -Miami 1’niversity, Oxford. Ohio. 1853. 1 1 Dartmouth College. Hanover, N. II. 1854. Ai.pha Ai.PHA Middlebury College. Middlebury.Vt. 1855. Omicron 1'niversity of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Mich. 1S52. I,amiu a -Kenyon. College. Gambier. Ohio. 1834. Iota Central 1'niversity, Richmond. Kv. 1855. R110—Lafayette College, Kaston, Pa. 1856. Tau Hamilton College. Clinton, N. V. 1855, Kp.sii.on - Williams College, Williamstown, Mass. 1856. Ml' Colgate 1'niversity, Hamilton, N. V. 1856. Nr—College of the City of New Vork, New Vork, N. V. 1856. Bkta Phi—1'niversity of Rochester, Rochester, N. V. 1861. Phi Chi Rutgers College, New Brunswick. N. J. 1866. Psi Phi—DePatiw 1'niversity. Greencastlc, lnd. 1867. Gamma Pill Wesleyan 1'niversity, Middletown. Conn. 1S67. Psi Omkga Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, N. V. 186S. BKTA Cm Adelbert College, Cleveland, Ohio. 1870. Dki.ta Chi Cornell 1'niversity, Ithaca. N. V. 1870. DKI.TA Dki.Ta 1'niversity of Chicago, Chicago, 111. 1871. Pm Gamma Syracuse 1’niversity. Syracuse. N. V. 1874. Gamma Bkta—Columbia 1'niversity, New Vork City, N. V. 1876. Thkta Zkta—1'niversity of California, Berkeley, Cal. 1879. Ai.pha Clli Trinity College, Hartford, Conn. 1889. Pm Kpsh.on—I'niversily of Minnesota, Minneapolis. Minn. 1890. Sigma Tap Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Boston. Mass. 1898. Tap I.amiida Tulane 1'niversity, New Orleans, I.a. 1S99. Ai.pha Phi 1'niversity of Toronto, Toronto. Canada. 1899. Dki.Ta Kappa University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia. Pa. 165 Delta Kappa Epsiloo Alurnoi Associations Mississippi Valley Mmimi ssociatiou of Delta Kappa Kpsiloii. Si I.onis, Mo. Wisconsin Almimi Association of Delta Kappa Kpsiloii, Milwaukee, Wis. Delta Kappa Kpsi'on Association of Central Tennessee, Nashville, Teiin. Western Michigan ssocialion of Delta Kappa Kpsiloii, (irand Rapids, Mich. Delta Kappa Kpsiloii Association of Rhode Island, Providence. R. I. Delta Kapj a Kpsiloii Association of Buffalo, Buffalo, N. V. Delta Kappa Kpsiloii Association of Washington. Washington. D. C. Delta Kappa Kpsiloii Association of Kentucky, f.cxiugton. Ky. Delta Kappa Kpsiloii Association of Cleveland, Cleveland, Ohio. The Northwestern Association of Delta Kappa Kpsiloii. Delta Kappa Kpsiloii Association of the Northwest, Stillwater. Minn. Delta Kappa Kpsiloii Clnh of New York City. Delta Kappa Kpsiloii Association of New Ktiglattd. Delta Kappa Kpsiloii Association of the Pacific Coast. Delta Kappa Kpsiloii Club of Rochester, Rochester, N. V. Delta Kappa K| silon Club of Connecticut. Hartford, Coin. Delta Kappa Kpsiloii Association of Detroit, Detroit, Mich. Harvard ssoeiation of Delta Kappa Kpsiloii, Cambridge. Mass. Indiana Delta Kappa Kpsiloii Association, Indianapolis, I ml. Mountain Association of Delta Kappa Kpsiloii, Denver, Col. Chattanooga Southern Association of Delta Kappa Kpsiloii, Chattanooga, Tenn. Kastcrn New York Association of Delta Kappa Kpsiloii. Albany, N. V. Delta Kappa Kpsiloii Association of Central New York, Syracuse. N. Y. Western Massachusetts Delta Kappa Kpsiloii Association, Springfield, Mass. 166 5igrpa Chi |-'OIHI lc l |S$$. v C01.ORS Hint and («old. Active Chapter? A 1,1 ha —Miami University, Oxford. Ohio. Bkta— University of Wooster, Wooster, Ohio. Gamma —Ohio Wesleyan University, Delaware, Ohio. Kps’I.OX—Columbian University, Washington, 1). C. Zkta—Washington and I.ee University, I.exington. Va. h'TA -University of Mississippi. Oxford, Miss. Tmkta — Pennsylvania College, Gettysburg, Pa. Kai i a Bucknell University, Lewisburg, Pa. Lamhda —Indiana University. Bloomington, Ind. Mu Denison University, Granville, Ohio. Xi DePauw University. Greeneastle, Ind. Omicron — Dickinson College, Carlisle, Pa. R110 Butler University, Irvington. Ind. Tau Roanoke College, Salem, Va. Put — I,afayette College, Easton, Pa. Cm — Hanover College. Hanover, Ind. Psi — University of Virginia, Charlottesville. Va. Omkga Northwestern University, Evanston. 111. Alpha Alpha —Hobart College, Geneva, N. V. Gamma Gamma — Randolph-Macon College, Ashland, Va. Dki.ta Dki.ta Purdue University, Lafayette, Ind Zkta Zkta—Center College, Danville, Ky. Zrta Psi University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, . Tiikta Tmkta— University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Mich. Eta Eta Dartmouth College, Hanover. N. II. Kappa Kappa University of Illinois, Champaign, 111. Lambda Lambda State College, Lexington, Ky. Mr Mr University of West Virginia, Morgantown, W. Va. Nr Nr -Columbia University, New Vork City. Xi Xi -University of Missouri, Columbia, Mo. Omicron Omicron — University of Chicago, Chicago, 111. Sigma Sigma—Hampden-Sidncy College, Virginia. Pill Pm University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pa. 169 Alpha Bkta— University of California. Berkeley, Cal. Alpha C.amm — Ohio State University. Columbus. Ohio. Ai.pha Kpsilon University of Nebraska, Lincoln, Neb. Alpha Zkta Beloit College. Wisconsin. Alpha TiikTa — Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Boston. Ai.pha Iota — Illinois Wesleyan University, Bloomington, 111. Alpha I,amiiha —University of Wisconsin. Madison, Wis. Alpha Nr University of Texas, Austin, Texas. Alpha Xi —University of Kansas, Lawrence. Kan. Alpha Omickon Tulanc University, New Orleans, La. Alpha Pi Albion College. Albion, Mich. Alpha Kuo — Lehigh University. South Bethlehem, I’a. Alpha Sic.m a — University of Minnesota. Minneapolis, Minn. Alpha Tap University of North Carolina. Chapel Mill, N. C. Alpha Upsilon- University of Southern California, Los Angeles, Cal. Alpha Phi -Cornell University, Ithaca. N. V. Alpha Cm State College. Pennsylvania. Alpha I’si Vanderbilt University, Nashville, Torn. Alpha OmkGA I.eland Stand ford, Jr., University, I’alo Alto. Cal. A!urr)oi Chapter? New York City. Cincinnati. O., New rlcans, I.a., Philadelphia, Pa., Chicago. 111., Lincoln, Neb.. Lafayette. Ind., Springfield, ()., Louisville. Kv. Indianapolis, Ind., Washington. I). C. Montgomery, Ala., Richmond, Va., Milwaukee, Wis., Nashville. Alpb Psi Chapter of 5'groa Ch' Kslablished in 1S97. Fratres io Urbc I,. 15 Fite. Rrnest Pillow. Judge Robert Kwing. P. Weaver, R. K. Duncan, W. T. Rhea, Humphrey Hardison, V. P. Thomas. A. P. Gaines, W. M. Duncan. Jr.. L. S. Rogers, Prof. J D. Blanton, Thomas S. beaver. W. P. Connell, O. M. Verger, Jr., Marvin Corlette, Rev. R. C. Reed. David Hillman, Marvin McIntyre. Fr tres ir F cult te W, I,. Dui l.K , M. I ., Professor of Chemistry ami Dean f Me lical Department. Jri,lkn W. Adams, Instructor in the Foundry. Class of 1901 George A. Frazer, IX. 15., Nashville. John I . Turner, 15. A., Wartrace, Tenn. Carl Monk, 1$. A.. Chattanooga, Tenn. Class of I 902 A. M. O'Neal. 15. S., Florence, Ala. T. M. Neel, 15. Ii., Newberry, S. C. J. M. McFerrin, 15. A., Columbia, Tenn. J. A. Peoples. 15. A., Columbia, Tenn. G. G. Marshall, 15. A., White’s Creek, Tenn. W. M. booth. M. I)., Florence, Ala. J. W. Adams, 15. R., Nashville. Tenn. RUiott Ayres, 15. S., Indianapolis. Ind. G. P. Jones, M. I)., Grenada, Miss. Class of I 903 F. W. Chappell, 15. A., Nashville, Tenn. I). P. brown, 15. A-, Jonesboro, Ark. Alonzo Monk, Jr., 15. A., Chattanooga, Tenn. i 7' Sigrpa Nu Founded in 1S69 at Virginia Military Institute. O Chapter List Bkta University of Virginia, Charlottesville. Va. Lambda Washington ami I,ec University, Lexington, Va Psi University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, N. C. Bk,Ta Tai' North Carolina A. and M., Raleigh, N. C. Thkta—University of Alabama. University P. ()., Ala. Bkta TmhTa- Alabama Polytechnic Institute, Auburn, Ala. Ui“Stt.ON University of Texas, Austin. Texas. Fill Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, La. BKTa Pm Tulane University. New Orleans, La. .KTA Central University, Richmond, Ky. Sigma Vanderbilt University, Nashville, Tenn. Omicron -Bethel College, Russellville. Ky. Kuo Missouri State University, Columbia. Mo. Nil—University of Kansas, Lawrence. Kan. Bkta Xi—William Jewel College. Liberty, Mo. BKTA Mr State University of Iowa, Iowa City. Iowa. Pi Lehigh University, South Bethlehem. Pa. BKTA Rub—University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pa. But a Sigma University of Vermont. Burlington, Vt. Mr University of Georgia. Athens, Ga. Kta Mercer University, Macon, Ga. Gamma Ai.piia Georgia School of Technology. Atlanta, Ga. Kappa North Georgia, A. and M., College, Dahlonega, Ga. i -Iimory College, Oxford, Ga. Bkta Bkta lie Pauw University, Grccncastle. Ind. Bkta .kta Purdue University, Lafayette, Ind. BliTA Iota Ml. Union College, Alliance, Ohio. Bkta kta University of Indiana, Bloomington, Ind. Gamma Gamma Albion College. Albion. Mich. Bkta Nr—Ohio State University, Columbia, Ohio. Bkta Upsii.oN—Rose Polytechnic Institute, Terre Haute, Ind. Dki.Ta ThkTa—Lombard University, Galesburg, 111. Gamma Bkta Northwestern University, Kvanston. III. BliTA Cm Stanford University, Stanford, Cal. Bkta Psi University of California, Berkeley, Cal. Gamma Cm—University of Washington, Seattle, Wash. Gamma Dki.Ta—Stevens Institute of Technology, Hoboken, N. J. lvPSIKON Bethany College, Bethany, W. Va. Gamma Kpsii.on- Lafayette College, Kaston, Pa. AlurT7oi Chapters and Associations Alabama Alumni Association, Charlotte N. C.i. Alumni Chapter. Sixth Division Association. New Orleans Alumni Chapter. Fourth Division Association. Texas Alumni Association. Cleveland Alumni Chapter. Kansas City Alumni Chapter. Kiglith Division Association. Louisville Alumni Chapter. Seventh Division Association. Biimiiigham Alumni Chapter. Third Division Association. Northwest Alumni Association. Columbus O ), Alumni Chapter. California Alumni Association. New Vork Alumni Association. '75 1 Si rrja Chapter of Sigrpa Nu Coi.ors - Black, white, and old gold. Fi.owkr White Rose. Jesse I,. Coles, Richard Walker, B. F . Mathews, T. W. Menees, M. I)., S. R. Weaver, J. Warren Clark, Fratres in Urbe W. H. Reaves, K. M. Harris, I.ieut. Col. H. II. Hannah, J. T. Williams, H. Sinclair, K. A Steele, J. I.. 1 lamil. Geo. A. Swab, R. K. Fort. M. 1)., I.. J. I.oventhal, Jr. W. H. Soper, B. M. Stewart. Post Graduate Students W. J. Howard, M..A� ,.......................... Ml. Pleasant, Tenn. II. J. Daily, M. A., ....... Millersburg, Ky. k 1«. R. I.ong, B. A Class of 1 900 Ml. Pleasant, Tenn. C- II. Booth. It. A., Florence, Ala. J. T. Williams. B. A., Nashville, Tenn. T. J. Vance, Ph. C-, Shreveport, I .a. A. B. Collins. M. I)., Kennedy, Ala. T. H. Gilbert. It. 1)., Pendergrass, Ga. Herbert Gannaway, It. A., Class of . . t'uionville, Tenn. '01 P. I.. Mitchell. It. A., • Harrison, Miss. J. M. Jenkins, B. A.,..................Quitman. Ark. .«l Class of '02 W. H- Farrar, It. A., . Flat Creek, Tenn. W. W. Hughes, It. A., Dancvville. Tenn. F. W. Williams. B A.. Columbia. Tenn. E- W. Rucker. Jr., Birmingham, Ala. Class of '03 A. C. Snead, B. A., Murfreesboro, Tenn. B. M. Stewart. B. 1C., . Nashville, Tenn. I,. I.. Stacy. M. I)., . Flat Creek, Tenn. W. I,. Britt, M. I)., . . . Pulton, Mo. 176 Teddy With Imiuhlot apologies to that most patient of men, Ru lyard Kipling, i I goes down to a bookstore stand to buy a magazine, The bookstore man hands me a book of most Rooseveltish sheen. I takes a pain in my left side and cramps up lit to die, And outs me to the street again and to myself, says I : ( . it’s Teddy this, and Teddy that; And Teddy! how's (he war “With my broad sword I cleft the ford And walked through on the bar. Walked through on the bar, my lads, walked through on the bar. With my broad sword I cleft the ford, and walked through on the bar.” I buys a paper of a boy a-howliif in the street. I opens up the paper, and on the first front sheet I sees how Gov. Roosevelt is a-runnin' New York State, And tillin' all the bad men with most ungodly hate. For it's Teddy this, and Teddy that. And Teddy! who an’ you “I'm a high-caste Knickerbocker, And an awful brave man, too. An awful brave man. too, my lads, an awful brave man, too. I'm a high-caste Knickerbocker, and an awful brave man, too. I meets a Fi-ji Islander a rillin’ in a car. Says Fi to me. “durned if I see what caused the Spanish war. Says I to Fi 'Twas Teddy, he scrapped with a Spanish pup, And bloomed if all the country didn't go and lake it up. And it’s Teddy this, and Teddy that. Ami Teddy! what arc you “I’m a P’licemau and a good man. Soldier and Sailor, too. Soldier and Sailor, too, my lads, Soldier ami Sailor, too. I'm a P’licenian and a good man, Soldier, and Sailor, too.” And so we find how Teddy would do better than lie's done. If he could fight in Cuba while he works in Washington ; If he could run the navv and superintend a war While he writes a book lie tween times, and between times makes a law. But, Teddy dear, when you go out and find yourself among Bigger men than you are, Ted—remember, you arc young. '77 poppet to Poverty l . NT I.KR 1 1 I. Mmv cheerful art the poverty We it do adore; It us oft makes lamentable. We love it all the more. II. It ns our brightest hopes destroys How sad to think it so— And still we will Ik cheerful. Although we have no more. KhTT WILSON. 111. We will do our work. Nor grieve our hard condition ; And still we w ill pray To Him who heareth our petition. IV. We will keep our hearts pure, hike Moses on the mountain, And hope will still sustain grief Like t a living fountain. So Ik cheerful in your hard lot, l'or Him who tempers the wind Will not let your burden overco e. Keep your heart gentle and kind. A T i? of tb? We?t Side Beau Two ’Varsity boys on pleasure bent, Over the river to Kdgefield went, And each took a girl for luck. Then away they hied to the promenade. And there they stayed and stayed and stayed Till midnight struck. I.ike Cinderella, they dashed for the door; Not a car was in sight, and what is more. Not a car was out of the shed. Alone they stood on the campus stile And thought of the many a weary mile Their feet would have to tread. bravely they walked and walked and walked, Gavly they talked and talked and talked. Till they reached the ladies’ door. Hut as homeward those tired boys crept, Their guardian angels surely wept At the things they said as the clock struck Tiikkk most rapid means of transmitting news: Telegraph, Telephone. Tellawoman. Ji L-ipe? to ao Old JoKe Meaning no offense to Santiago’s hero. Good-bye, old Joke, good-bye. Hast come to us so readily. Hast stayed with us so steadily. Good-bye, old Joke, good bye.” four. Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity Founded at University of Virginia, March i, iSfxS. Colors OLD GOLD AND GARNKT. Active Chapter Roll Alpha—University of Virginia, Charlottesville, Va. Bhta Davidson College, Davidson College, N. C. Gamma William an l Mary College, Williamsburg, Va. Zkta—University of Tennessee. Knoxville. Tenn. Tiikta Southwestern Presbyterian University, Clarksville. Tenn. Iota Hampden Sidney, Hampden Sidney, Va. Mu—Presbyterian College, Clinton, S. C. Xu Wofford College, Spartanburg, S C. Xi South Carolina College, Columbia. S. C. Pi—Washington and Lee University, Lexington, Va. Rno -Cumberland University, Lebanon, Tenn. Sigma Vanderbilt University, Nashville, Tenn. Tau—University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill. X. C. Upsii.ON Alabama Polytechnic Institute, Auburn. Ala. Phi Roanoke College, Roanoke, Va. Chi University of the South. Sewanee, Tenn. Alurpoi Chapters Alumxus Alpha, Alumnus Rkta, Alumnus Gamma. Richmond, Va. Memphis, Tenn. White Sulphur Springs, W. Va. Alumnus Dki.ta. Alumnus Ivpsilon, Alumnus Zkta, Charleston, S. C. Norfolk, Va. Dillon, S. C. Alumnus Kta, Alumnus Tiikta, Alumnus Iota. New Orleans. La. Dallas. Texas. Knoxville, Tenn. 1S1 I Si rpzv Chapter of Pi Kappa Alpha Established, 1893. Reorganized, 1X97. T. TYLER, Fratres if? Urbe W. S. JACOBS. I). I).. A. G. REICHERT. i.oris leftwich. o. w. Williamson J. W. MORTON. Jk.. II. A. EDWARDS, A. B. ANDERSON. J. M. McWILLIAMS, J. I ARMSTRONG. O. M. C.RISIIAM. Frater in Facultate Emvix Wii.kv. M. A. J LkwJS S. Popk, LL B., Class of 1900 Pikcville, Tenn. Paul W. Hoggins. LL. . B., Craggic Hope, Tenn. A. M. Ci.AKK. LL. B.................................................... Lawson, Mo. W. L. Ci.ark k, B. A., Class of 190« Dycrsburg, Tenn. C. A. Stainiiack, LL. B.. . . . . . . Somerville, Tenn. C. S. W11.1.IAMS0N, Jr., B. S., Class of 190a Cullcoka, Tenn. A. II. Pikk. B. E„ Springfield, Tenn. I. E. Ciiadwki.U B. E., Class of 1903 Nashville, Tenn. F. M. Massky, B. A., . Mulberry, Tenn. 1S2 Phi Kappa UpsMoo Colors GKKKX AND WHITK. Flower WHITK ROSK. 5oror«s io Urbc Marion Pai.mkr Kikki.and, .... Bessie Fi.etchkr Fitb, .... . . . Tennessee. . . . Tennessee. 5ororcS if) Uoivcrsitzvtc Class 1900 M. Virginia Garner, B. S., I«kona Pack, B. A., Ci.ara Francks Ai.corn, Pli. C , Mart� Kmii.y Hunnicutt, Ph. C.. Arkansas. . . Tennessee. Illinois. Georgia. Class 1901 May Andkrson, B. A., Ki.kanor Roy Buford, B. A.. Hattir Dkws McRkk, B. A., . . Tennessee. Tennessee. . . . . Tennessee. Class 1902 Amelia McTyrirk Baskeryii.i., B. A., Martha M. Manky, B. S.. Daisy Hemphill, B. A.. Revel Turin, B. S., . Tennessee. Tennessee. . . . Tennessee. . . . . New Jersey. Class 1903 Louise Catchinc., B. S.. Gknk Forrest Gordon, B. A., JUNNIK BKI.I.K Pol.I.ARD, B. A.. Monnki.i. Pride, B. S.. Georgia. Georgia. Tennessee. Tennessee. Honorary A crr)l crs Mrs. V. H. Kirk, Mrs. H. C. Toi.man, Miss Stki.i.a Scott Yauoiin. «85 Mrs. V. H. Kirk, 1 Inspiration In a garden fair a red rose grew, Swayed by the winds from tile south; In the skies strove a bright star threw Its light on the flower's mouth. The red rose grew in the light of the star. In the tender light from strove. And saw the soft gleam that came from afar. And hlnshcd with a new found love. A mockingbird sat on a jessamine vine, And sighed for the rose so red. And, sad with his love, «ltd long repine, And melodious utterance shed. A poet sat 'neath the jessamine vine, And heard the sweet tones on the air, Mis heart made a poem, line upon line, And the mocking bird's passion was there. Gone is the rose that loved the bright star. It was bruised by nonchalant feet. Vet the breath of its passion had fled afar, And dying it made a world sweet. 1-lown is the bird that | oured out its heart, Yet its song in its subtlest mood. The poet transformed to a thing of art. All lovely and sweet and good. And the star still shines in the skies above, O’er each poet and bin! and flower. And it sheds on them all the light of its love. Deathless symbol of love’s sweet j ower. 1S6 Watchman : “The very air bes| eak a prophecy. Tiiis «lay were seen disasters i n the sun, aiul cunning Co- eds sipicaked and gibbered on the 'Varsity stairs; such like precurse of fierce events as harbingers, preceding still the fates, have heaven and earth together demonstrated. And now 'tis dark and nipping cold, and the stars with trains of lire and «lews of blood have jKissed behind a cloud like that of doomsday ; while the winds are whistling through the trees and sing a wailing chorus.” [ The doth strikes nine. From all sides rise it . os if by magic, mysterious forms and shapes, which come forward nodding and grinning ] Watchman: “Stand! Give the word ! I.hadkk; “Damn the Presides! Nineteen-two! Watchman: “Pass in!” [.- pass in and form a halfcircle about their leader, Fgerton, who sits enthroned on a bed. ] KgkkTon: “ Ye call me King and ve do well to call me King, who high upon this royal throne of slate,which far outshines the wealth of Ormusor of Iml, exalted sit. By right I'm raised to this high eminence, for through the right of might and next my choice, with what lies ides in football � r in light hath been achieved of valour, 1 occupy this place. And with insatiate purpose, 1 projrose to wage sail war with Presides. ,'87 Si after foaming cups of Lugarth’s Pop. live for myself ami one around for you,who can advise may speak.” (.- dt iuk and show signs of double vision. Santiago: (� King, my sentence is for covett stealth. You’ve heard how 1 ami Mobson sunk old Morro! So I will sink the Presides blockhouse like a troubadour, and ambuscade him with a Cuban machete! I'm like Hlixir in the horse, who watches for a Freshman out of sight, will live to wash him on another night. lit rat applause. Adams: My Sovereign l.ord. This acclamation loud, and smile upon thv face, proclaim our general assent, and show desire most laudatory, to shed no more of Freshmen's blood than necessary. And now, my Liege, deign glance at these our coppish whistles I've procured, to signalize our purposes.” Egkrton: O Adams, apple of mv eye, a liegeman true ! Well thou hast «lone! Have any done as well? I.t'ND: Good my l.ord. there's nothing Ircttcr than a little fun. ami ne'er so good an article as that of I.uml. 'Twas I who made this placard. When Frcshv's clean as none can hope, 'twill read : ' I uses Ivory Strap.' Am,: A second Daniel! The cunning wench ' How lovely! I.INDSI'.V: “Though stranger to your class. O Site. I'm one with you in spirit, ami my piety, shown in Chapel and Y. M. C. A., if not this cowl, proclaims mv office to shrive the Sophs who die by stroke ab tergo. In reading Rice, St. Peter, and St. Paul. 1 find a Grecian football player. Peri, bv name, got o’er the stile into the Happy Hunting Ground, by virtue of a holy tear. These demij« hus. filled with crystal dew from Fresliy’s eyes, ol«l Charon will accept.” [ Comes forward one with artist's materials.] Boknkk: Jc suis Mose ltouheur from tin- I .aw, I liable! Pardonne nioi. Since je pent etre will die to- night. je do confesse I suis no man. but ma icmoiscllc. la fr.m9.1ise artist. Kxcusez-moi these pants; Ils wear them on le Louvre. [ ixcited whispers. ] Hinds : Adams, my eye ! An ankle like a voting gazette's! Mi.Mi. ItoNllKb'K : Je paint graml pictures of les animals; je paint les pictures des homines frnis, and give les to la Fxposition eu Paris. Hinds aside): I’ll have her to expose them here. .l oud). Miss ltouheur, a snapshot, please mam, on the fence! A special course I’m taking, Neil and me. MlSS BoNHHl'R: You overpower me, monsieur, par la courtesy. Je never saw it «lone in Paris, maisje have lerncc much in this school de co-education. Je will endeavour t � accommoder monsieur. Fckrton : Order! Ye Powers ami Cherubinis! [Comes forward Mark train Patterson with ; i;ost pe. M. T. P.: O Mighty Monarch, Lion of the Trila- of Soph ’ My purjrosc stands to biograph the stream of Pump, as rippling down the Freshman Ridge it flows; now spreading wide it-, arms in mirthful glee; now kiss- ing, soft as Love, the Irony strand. When d«� ne up brown ami a la mode, the Frcshies well will illustrate my ' Innocents Abroad.' ” liCHRTON : Ye Sons of Amram! Warriors lrold ! I would I were the father of ye all! A loving zeal ye show to lo mv will, and well ye've done ! lint now attend ' I have not chosen this he«l of Stale, to slumber till the Chapel chimes ; so now arise ' and arm ' or lie forever uiedrig ! [el stir and clash of weapons. | Yet listen ! 8S Plutarch says the Scots did kneel at Battlcburn before they fought. Our I.iudsey here, like Ca sar. will lead us in a prayer.” [AU knee!.] I.indskv: FalstafT, Patron Saint of Chivalry, we pray thee that no Freshman will show fight ; but if per- chance one does, inscribe upon our hearts thy motto: Discretion is the better part of valour.’ Deliver us from Massey, and may we Ilee swiftly on, turning neither to the right hand nor the left, till we reach the mark of our high calling, which is under our beds at home. Amen.” (F.nter a spy. ] Spy: ‘‘I would fain tell, My I.iege. for I know them well, the arrangement of our adversaries. Hut have good cheer, for the enemy have but four men in their rooms ; the rest are in the town.” I.indskv: “Blest lie the Name of our Immortal Saint !” Spy : ” Moore, now for some time hath been snoring, hard by in No. i—raving in his dreams he roars like a serpent in its hissings beneath the noontide heat, and smites his grandame with a taunt, that she won't kiss him out of cowardice and lack of teeth. Shouting such vaunts as this he shakes the sheets, triumphant; like a steed champing his bit with rage, that rushes forth to voice of trumpet. Whom wilt thou marshal against this foe?” KgkrTon : “ At no possible array of man should I tremble. As for this sheet which thou tcllest me he shaketh in the air, it may, perchance be a prophet in conceit, for so will Santiago, the soil of Baskervill, shake him. Against this Moore, Santiago will I marshal, who reverences the throne of Modesty and detests a bragging tongue. Name him at the second door.” Spy: “Another I mention, the second; the shape and mighty mould of Campbell. 1 shudder as 1 think of his escutcheon on the wall. Ami surely no bad artificer who made it. a Tolmaii, who in his hand for sword, hath Harrington Tolman’s Classic Myths of Greece and Koine, ami as a buckler, a tragedy of .Ivschylus, and towering in his height he raiseth the war cry. raving for the onset, like a Denny glaring terror. Well must we guard on entering such a door.” IvGKRTox : ” Scoggin.worthy son of an illustrious line, I choose to opjiose him. man for man. He is open to no censure, neither in spirit nor in array of arms. Mercury hath matched them fairly, for hostile is the mail to the man with whom lie combats, and on their bucklers will they bring into contlict hostile gods. For one hath mighty Tolman. and on the buckler of this Scoggin, a jack of Arthur Hinds is standing firmly.” I.indskv: “We feel confident that we are on the side of Righteousness and Victory, if at least, a jack be mightier than Toly.” Spy : “ Mav such be the issue ! But furthermore the third marshaled at the third door. His name is Nolen, and he doth revere a perfect lesson more than Chance. He sits all wrapped in thought, this fair-faced scion of a doting mother, a stripling hero. nd the down is just making its way through his cheeks, in the spring of his prime, thick-sprouting hair. He hath a savage asj ect. and not without a vaunt doth lie sit thus, for on his ample wall he carries the reproach of our order, Kirk of ruthless maw, affixed by means of studs, a gleaming form, and in one hand he holds a Soph, and in the other Greenough's sword, the Scourge of Youth. KGKRTon : “1 do provide against this Nolen whom thou iiamest. a man who is no braggart, Hughes, so- called, and his hand discerns what should be done, for it was lie who striped the camion. He bears an aged mind but a sprightly form, and will well match this champion.” I So Srv : Now 1 mention this the fourth, Kvans. a giant with eyes as furious ns a Cyclojw. His device hangs o'er his be l. and 'lis emblazoned in no paltry style, for a woman is leading on a freshman in long pants, decor- ously. She professes to he a Co-ed, as the inscription tells. ' I shall lead thee in righteousness and save thee from the waters. Thy ways are ways of pleasantness and all thy paths are paths of peace.' ” KcKRTON : Soon know what issue his blazonry will have, whether letters wrought with care will keep him dry. If indeed a Co-ed.Virtue’s daughter, atteiideth on his actions or his thoughts, perchance this might lie ; but neither in his swaddling clothes, nor boyhood, nor in the gathering of hair uj on his chin, did a Co ed look ti| on him and deem him worthy her regard. Hut since this Kvans is a mighty man. myself, your l.ord and King invincible, will go against him ! I shall advance upon him with my ponderous shield, ethereal temper, massy, large, and round, liefore me cast. The broad circumference hung on my shoulders like the moon's bright orb. M v spear to equal which the tallest pine hewn on Norwegian hills, to 1h- the mast of some great admiral, w ere but a wand—this will 1 carry, and smite him on the sides until they give precipitates ' Advance' My champions! Your King «loth lead ! Ad- vance ! We go to victory ! [Exeunt omnes.) i� Tb Spanish Caoooozia The Wesley-Hall-Tillett Opera Company Cl I Iv opera last night was a howling success, especially the musical feature. A crowded house witnessed the last performance of the company on the beautiful Miss Richards- Jones’ starring tour. Words can not describe the exquisite grace and daintiness of the “star in her presentation of her role as Marguerite Look-Both-Ways. (It is rumored, by the way, that Horatius-Shorty- Merril. who plays in the role of Hercules, is madly in love with this bewitching actress.) Most commendable, also, was the playing of Miss Logiciaco-Dennet. who represented the heroine's saintly mother-in law, and who was assassinated in the grand tragic fault by the villain, a fierce and blood-thirsty character, carried most admirably by Mr. Dynnmo-Daniel in-the-Lion's Den, using as his weapon a shaft of Polarized Light. Probably the greatest feature of the Grand Opera was the third scene in the fourth act. As the curtain rolls up, there is presented to the audience a brilliantly lighted hall filled with people. Lp the aisle passes the wedding procession, the exquisite figure of Marguerite leaning upon the arm of the majestic Karl of Dudley. As they reach the altar and halt before the portly, vestured Archbishop Jenkinzy. the bride’s sister, Latina Kirk, a dimpled fairy like creature, turns away from the sight with tears welling in her deep blue eyes, and bursts into a rapturous song, with a wonderful voice and the sweetest trills and quavers, as she laments the departure of the bride into the tragic fields of matrimony. At this inauspicious moment appears the irate father. Senior Herr Holdfast, who, after singing his wrath in deep guttural tones, starts forward to intercept the marriage. The gods are kind, however, and suddenly Hercules (Horatius-Shorty-Merril) leaps upon the stage clad in a lion's tail and a baseball bat, and a mortal combat ensues. The bride, a perfect creation in white, falls fainting into the arms of her lover, and Archb shop Jenkinzy dives under a seat, where he becomes wedged in, and is at last only extricated by the two cunning, winged cherubs who had acted as pages, Bibligia Rice and Secretaria Willis-W'ills. Hercules is at last victorious, and drags the disturber away by his mustachios, chanting as he strides, “ Within out, from within out. to the cheers of the audience. � 9 The ceremony again proceeds, and the archbishop, who has been revived and fed on Uneeda Ginger-Wafers to renew his spirits, begins to sing the vows, carefully omitting all doubtful words, and allusions to the devil. When the question of any objection to the match was reached. Race Horse Moore pipes up in shrill falsetto, Yes. and no. but lie is promptly suppressed by his friend. The Dyer. Amid vociferous applause the marriage is solemi ed, and the happy groom bends low and kisses the charming, innocent bride. At that instant there comes a terrific explosion. The lights go out, and the stage is left in almost total darkness. By some magical means the hall and its occupants have been spirited away, and we see only two masked men creeping stealthily along a gloomy street. The fore most of the two suddenly stops, and in a fine bass voice, to the tune of Annie Laurie, informs the audience that they are Spanish brigands, bent on an errand of deadly animosity. This villain. West-Hall-Pullet, at one time a pirate, now seeks evidently to capture the Peanut Gallery by his terrible oaths and maledictions: his follower, Catiline-Kirkland, alias Bald Man-Afraid-of- the Light, is heartily echoing his sentiments by singing. “ Seein Tilings at Night, to the tune of the long meter doxology, when two other masked men dash around the corner on pin wheels, and a terrific battle ensues. The air is filled with yells and shrieks and oaths and the clash of arms. (All this time the orchestra plays furiously. We don't paint cannons any more.”) Finally West-Hall-Pullet and Catiline Kirkland fall mortally wounded, and the victors search their bodies. One of these men, Alexander the Great, pulls the cap off the head of the expiring Catiline Kirkland, and discovers that his head is jK-rfectly bald, and is tattooed in streaks of yellow and black pigment, like a Zulu chief. Alexander utters a shriek of despair, dives into Catiline’s pocket and draws out a miniature cannon. At this sight he stabs himself with a paper knife, and in his dying moments he sings in a weary, agonized voice, wailing as from the depth of his toes, and full of tears, explaining that he has found and killed his long- lost brother. With the dying lamentation of Alexander, the curtain drops upon this marvelous scene. In the next act. the survivor of the fray, who is none other than the celebrated Daniel-in the Lion's Den. by most foul treachery finally accomplished the murder of the weak Logiciaco- Dcnnet. and the whole ends in a mighty conflagration, caused by the explosion of Plum-Flum, one of the shining lights of the stage. � 9 In the second scene of the fifth act. Willy Woolly Wyley. the messenger boy. a youth of good parts, but small experience, trying to sing an original poem, trips himself up on the coat tails of his Prince Albert, and in his embarrassment stuffs his kid gloves and new white hat down his throat till he is purple and green in the face. His contortions continue while he is carried off the stage by Catiline-Kirkland and Bishop Jenkinzy.who appear in this act as the Devil and Tom Walker, irrespectively. The music for this great opera was written by Dr. Dolly Yaugh, a granddaughter of Gov ernor Taylor, of Kentucky, and rising young ward politician of this city. The libretto was translated from the original Sanskrit by Miss Crushing -Tollman. author of How Joe Chamber- lain Lost his Kye-glass.” and How Sophocles Got Out of Breath.” The production was given in the anti teaological opera house in Wesley Hall, after which the whole troup repaired to the private bar. under the dean’s dining-room, for refreshments. The opera has excited great comments. Yk Scrihk. ( i 93 Cornroeoceroeot Exercises 1900 JUNR '5- Contest for Young Prize Medal (evening). J t N k 16. Class Day. Jink 7- Commencement Sermon. Jink 18. Annual Meeting of Hoard of Trust (9 a. m.). Junk IS. Alumni Day. Jink U). Annual Address before the University Body (8 p. m.) Jink 20. Commencement Day. 195 Ac DEMIC DEPARTMENT. Fournier's 1 department Medal, Wii.i.iam Jamks Howard, . Owen Prize Medal. . Wii.i.iam Jamks Howard’ . Pounder's Day Medal, ' C,,AKU:S «'«Won Hoinsiiki.i., ) R. A. Young Medal. . B. Emory and Henry . Jositim J. Morgan, A. M , ) Southwestern Texas . Pounder's Department Medal, Founder’s Medal, Law Department Scholarship Pounder's Department Medal Interne to City Hospital, Physician to College Dispensary. Pounder’s Department Medal, Taylor Junior Medal, Pounder's Department Medal, BIBLICAL DEPARTMENT. 1 ClIARI.KS C.IDKON Hoi'NSIIIil.1.. « A. B. (Emory and Henry i, LAW DEPARTMENT. Hknrv Ei.moki;, b. S., . { Thomas R. Posthr, b. a . i (Vandcrhilt I'niversitv), ■ I A. M. Clark, MEDICAL DEPARTMENT. Luwis Hknrv Hioiitowkk, J. H. Bi.ackhurn. W. A. Brvan, PH A R M ACPI TIC A I. I EPA RTM ENT. Prank Richard Skrc.kr, . Martha Emii.v Hinnicitt, DEPARTMENT OP DENTISTRY. Lkvi Joskkh Kamac.h, Morrison Brothers' Medal to the second in competition ,, . for the Pounder's Medal............................ M . I . Sims, Henry W. Morgan Medal for the best gold filling, . Chaki.ks A. Tavhi., k � Mt. Pleasant, Tcnn. Mt. Pleasant. Tcnn. Rural Retreat, Va. Dallas, Texas. Rural Retreat. Va. Durant, Miss. Mobile, Ala. Lawson. Mo. Mississippi. Kentucky. Tennessee. Comfort. Texas. Atlanta, Gn. Alabama. Tennessee. Tennessee. A erp ber$ Honorary I)r. Wii.i.iam J. Yaih;hn................................................Phi Beta Kappa. Dr. II C. Toi.max,.......................................Phi Beta Kappa. Dr. '1'. A. Junk ins, .... Phi Bela Kappa. Associates by Courtesy (il-KTKriiK JONIiS, ’95, JEAN CoURTNKY, ‘96. Marki.i.k 1 I.11 1 1 N, ’96. Minnik 15. Kkiskk. ’96. .« Class of 1695 II. J. Livingston, R. L. Lini , J. V. Bavi.iss. V. K. Matthkws, Bun Chii.dkks, M. C. Kktchtm, C. P. Wii.i.i MS. 197 Class of '96 V. II. Johnson. Campbell Bonner. Cimmins Ratclihfk, J. W. Hannkk, L. J. I.ovkntiial. T. II. Brewer, 1C. R. Smith. C. K. Baskervill, C. 15. Di nbak, IT. F. Crenshaw, 15. M. Rankin. Class of '97 S. n. WKRLKIN. W. I). STKAYHOKN, G. J. Xi nn, C. K. Hawkins. JL Class of '96 J. M. Williams, Oscar Teague, Marion Kirkland. Class cf ’99 W. M. Fattkkson, V. J. Howard, II. J. Daily, W. II. Long. W. F. Ukadsiiaw, Class of '00 John Bki.i. Tansil. Class of '01 Thus. Motlow. Herbert Gannaway. J. G. Winston. 19S n The Reviewer Reviewed” MV ROSlv OF IIOPK MV HOSK OF ROPIv There lies in the midst of a glassy sea, Whose waves are still as still can he, The beautiful Isle of Hope; And (lowers sweet, and (lowers rare. Arc blooming in all their sweetness there The blossoming Isle of Hope. I plucked a rose from its bed of green The loveliest rose I'd ever seen Nor bird nor ! ee had sucked it ; Its dainty jH-tals were filled with dew That bathed the stem on which it grew - From the Garden of Hope I plucked it. And as I looked upon this rose, “The fairest one,” said I. “that blows ; No length of time can fade it. I thought to keep it ever, and found A sturdy casket irou-bouiul. In which I locked and laid it. One «lay I opened the box to see 'Twas the casket of my memory My lieautiful Rose of Hope ; Alas. h« life and beauty fade ! Its stem was shrunk, its leaves decayed My withered Rose of Hope! There lies a man with a glassy eve, Whose leg was cork. tho' fairly spry The beautiful leg of cork. And cornlets large ami corns to spare bloomed on this corklct leg so rare— This blooming leg of cork. I plucked a whisker from his chin. The loveliest spinach that ere had bin- No bird nor bee had sucked it. The mess of whiskers which he grew Were smelling strong of mountain dew He sang “ My 01 1 Kentucky Home. And as 1 looked upon his nose The reddest.” says I, “ that blows No length of time can fade it. ” For men may come ami men may go, But I blow on, ami still I blow On this beautiful Hose of Rope.” One «lay he opened a box of soap. 'Twas to grease the leg of cork, we hope The leg of cork, we hope. Alas, how glassy eyes and cork legs fade. The leg was shrunk, the eye mislaid My beautiful Hose « f Rope. MV POSH OF SOPH There bloomed a man with an empty head Or else his brains were made of lca«l. His beautiful brains of lead, And cobwebs large and webs to spare. Were festooned in his towsled hair, His beautiful brains of lead. He carried some metaphorical eggs To shy at others’ heads ami legs Their beautiful heads ami legs, but at himself he heaved bompteis. He thought himself the whole darn craze The beautiful highball craze. One day he read a poem rare. And noble thoughts were teeming there, The beautiful poem rare. Like all small souls, with envy filled A line of ink he straightwav spilled. And said. Aha, I've spoiled it ! ” but little thoughts and little brains Can’t reach the height the poet gains. His beautiful little brains. And s � . my friend, learn this one tiling. The trodden worm will turn and sting. The lieautiful turn and sting. «99 4t4“4‘ k 4 4 � 444444 44 4 4 44 444 the COHET 1900 VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY ▲ ▲ A WKKKI.Y PERIODIC A I. OF COl.I.KOF. I.IFK 1'1'UI.ISIIHI) ItV VANDKKltlI.T ATIII.KTIC ASSOCIATION Editorial Staff John Pascham..................................................Kditor-in Associate Editors W. I . HKM M INIiWAY, 'OO, J. A. WlI.I.I AMS, 'oi, Jas. W. Hoi.man, '00. S. A. Johnson. '02. I-Iknky M. Sti Department Editors C. W. Mkacham . • Law. J. Ross Snyder C. A. Breast . • Dental. H. M. Stevenson II. X. Morschhkimkr, Business Manager. -Chiei. •:venson. oi . Medical. Theological. 201 Till-. oKSKKVKK SiAFI'. JOHN A Literary Monthly, Published by the Literary Societies at Vanderbilt University. The Vanderbilt Observer, Board of Editors !,AMHUTII, Philosophic, ... • Kditor-in-Chief. ASSOCIATUS. A. R. HOLCOMBE. J- lv- CRIDER, Jk-, CARL MONK, J- A. PEOPLES. I . TURNER. ..... . Business Manager. 5 Alrrja Abater „«t Lightly dancing. Soft, entrancing. Wings the moon o'er Vandy's halls, With its beamy sparkles glancing O’er the ivy-clinging walls. Where the glory-lights arc lancing, nd the spirit, Echo, calls. Lytic ringing. Sweetest singing. Mingle round our Vandy’s halls. And a charm that Nature's Hinging, Where the lawn-like drap’ry falls. Thrills the wooing zephyrs, bringing Lilts of am’rous madrigals. We are dreaming In the gleaming Of onr Vandy’s hallowed halls ; All her minarets arc teeming. As the light of ages falls, With the future's radiance streaming O'er her ever crescive walls. Vandy's growing With the snowing Of the light-beams round her halls, And the Founder's love still flowing Semis an echo to her calls. Joyful trill-- the Elves are blowing, Where the streaming moonlight falls. 206 Oratorical Contest Held io Vanderbilt Chapel, February 22, 1900. KKPORTKD HV I)KS. TIM.KTT AND UKNNY. HT exactly the time it commenced the oratorical contest began in the chapel of the University. All those who had assembled were present, and all those who had congre- gated had collected. Upon the chandelier to the left of the stage (to the left as one stands on his head and looks backward, we mean.) were perched the Belmont pheasants, while the Ward delegation, under the protection of the eagle brow and noble eye of I). Luther Lacy, sat on the ceiling and dangled their feet. Neither beauty nor learning were.absent—nor were they not present—Monk the Younger. Kckford the Masher, and one or two “ farmer's shutes” being in attendance Vid. Davis’ Deductive Logic and Pope's Pastoral Theology, Indices on Kquivalents]. The theologues came early to avoid the rush. Seats had been reserved for them, however, in the laboratory below. They brought along several loaves of “ blue Seal bread and were allowed to munch between acts. I)r. Tolman had misunderstood the nature of the affair, and thinking it a masked charity ball, had come disguised as the hero of Xenophon's Antigone and the leading lady of Sophocles' Anabasis. When apprised of his mistake by Dr. Rapp, one of the floor-walkers, he remarked: “ I know it ! So the Rig Veda tells me! The exercises began with music by “ Charley's Band.” This aggregation of “ discoursers of the sweet and soothing” has lately been reorganized, and now contains the best musical talent in town. Charley—as formerly—leads “by a neck.” Dr. Hohlfeld spiels the Bosskeit. Dr. Jenkins plays the “ short screw.” Mr. Denny plays the ” Infelicitously-expressed.” Such an artist is he that he was requested to give a solo before Congress about two years ago. which he did -becoming so wonderfully and fearfully taken with stage fright that he scarcely knew whether he was Noah K. Davis' vest pocket edition, or whether he was the fellow who hit Looney at the Normal School game. Other members deserving special notice are John Dynamo and his air pump ; Dr. Tolman and bis ” Da da-ha-miFreddy with his ' Spaziergang.” Dr. Dudley blows the gas-pipe, and Gross beats an egg. The first selection entitled. “ No wool on the top of his head, the place where the wool 207 ought to grow, a masterly production of Chancel lot Kirkland, was received most enthusiastically. Three high was then given !� y I)rs. Merrill. Kirk, and McGill, after which time was called to allow Dr. Kirk to again coil up and be seated. Deacon Kussing I.amhuth was then introduced by the Chairman. (Herbert Sherhert Canawav, and the game had begun. His efforts showed the mature deliberation of two ot three minutes. Speaking on the subject, The Man with the Hoe. he said in part: The rising sun had bathed the west in purple. Solitary and alone he stands upon his hue and leans upon the pond, the emptiness of nit ness in his purse. Some men carry a ln� e on one shoulder: some on the other ; some don't carry any. A sharp hoe is more useful than a dull one except when it isn't. Hoes have saved main people’s lives by not living swallowed. Some hoes are striped, some poka-dot. some poke a hole. Oftentimes by a laun- dryman s mistake one can hardly tell whose hose are hose or whose are whose. A Freshman once tried to get off a joke when the Sophomores threatened to turn the hose on him by saying • he didn' wear any.’ He closed with Tennspeare Shakeson s beautiful verse : “ The boy stood on his father’s neck With striped Sunday hose The Boy’s name was Hos-e-ah The fattier asked him, ‘Whose?’” The sjieaker sank exhausted in his boots. Dr. Alexander jumped upon the back of a bench and yelled: “ Hose-Anna! ! Three whoops and a pretzel for ‘Sister’ I.ambuth. When silence had been obtained, the Wesley Hall (Quartette chewed off a few bars of We don't wear no yes we do! They were accompanied by Rriggs on his hand-organ, Mr. Daniel's dog, and a tired feeling on the part of the audience. Gerbcrt Sherhert Canawav blows up to the front of the stage and announces the next speaker. Mr. Rampant Hurdy-Gurdy Scott, who spoke on Problems of Our Times, a rather abstract subject, ably treated, though lacking the continuity of the previous speaker. He said in part: 2 and 2 are 4 not 5. Was Gobel shot or only half shot ? What is my chance to win ? Who is who and why, and if not, then why not? Have you read my ‘Cauldron?' Oliu Wan namaker criticised me once. His peroration was fine, and when he closed with the appeal to his fellow-countrymen to seize the goose that lays the golden egg which taken at its flood leads on to fortune, there was scarcely a throat in the house that wasn't dry. Gcrbcrt again bobs up and leads out Cyrano Hurrynp Booth. Your reporters went to sleep instanter and failed to catch the subject or any part of the speech. The Spanish Dewey-Van- dcrbilt cannon was fired off after his effort to awaken the audience from their slumbers. Some more music, and Theosophus Bookworm Terry floats forward feigning to fly full and fair in the festive and facetious face of fate, forestalling and forecasting the foremost floviator. He spoke on Who Painted the Spanish Pistol on Spruce Street?’’ His speech was forceful and showed as much reasoning as “’Books is able to evolve. He said: It was a durn shame. The slob who decorated the pistol ought to be fanned to sleep with a boot. I’m agin scch 1 See? Some squeeze ought to take a stuffed club and swat the lobster who painted the pistol. Its unpurty and unnice. That skate was a great big bloke. If we can find out who twas painted the pistol, me and Denny and the “Chance” will fix his clock. See? We won't do a t'ing to dat guy but put de fixius on him.” Terry sat down amidst the applause ol “ the Chance ” and Mr. Denny and Dr. Tillctt. It was rumored that Dr. Kirkland had helped him on his speech, and the evidence was so strong to that effect that he was ruled out of the contest on the ground of plagiarism. The judges' report follows in toto: We believe some one ought to win in this contest, and therefore we think so.” The audience seemed pleased with the award and so did the judges. After the exercises an informal reception was given by the ladies of the campus on the steps of the styles, and peanuts. Blue Seal bread, and hydrant water were served. The occasion is long to be forgotten. Iropaled Small Johnnie, dressed in papa's clothes. With new tin gun in search of foes, Upon the paling fence so high Struts boldly while, with beaming eye, His mother from the balcony Smiles on her knight so bold and free. But see. the gallant slips and falls. While quick ascend his lusty squalls; For on the palings’ point lie’s caught. And there remains, his struggles naught. The mother screamed, with terror quailed. To see her brave knight thus impaled. But from the palings came the sound, “ Its just my ]Kiuts, come help me down.” 209 lilieta ] [u Epsilon Rbo Epsilon Chapter Post Graduates T. R. Foster, J H. R. L. Lund. J A Class of 1900 II. II. Elder, J A :. Lamar IIardv, 'P J H. A. W. Harris,‘A j «. S. C. Pilcher, • ' J «. K. M. Indkrwood. ■ ' J R. I . Smart, Jr., J A . J. Iv. Crider, 'I' J w. Class of 1901 S. I). Baxter. 'I' J w. II. C. Mason, J A ;. V. S. Draper. J A ;. V. B. C. Pilcher, 'I' J Class of i 902 (1. V. Cooper, 'I' J A. M. Patterson, J A .', Mortimer Richardson, !• J n. Feed Hi me. J A ;. Georoe Frazer, - C 212 Officers for 1699-1900 John Bum. Kbkhi.k, Nashville, Tenu..................... R. 1C. CUI.VKR, St. Joseph, Mo.. .................... V. H. Hoi.unshkad, Vanderbilt University, John H. DkWitt, Nashville, Tenn........................ J. T. McGli.r,, Vanderbilt University, .... President, hirst Vice-President. Secretary. . . Treasurer. Historian. W. II. Witt. Wl 1,1.1 AM IltT.IlKS, Executive Committee W. II. I lol.l. I NSI1I. A I •, S. M. Cain, John II. DkWitt. ,4 Annual Address, June iS, 1900, bv W. T. Sanhkks. Alabama. Annual Poem, June is, 1900, by W. A. Wi-nit, Missouri. I Debate jt Vao Jcrbilt- North Carolina litsolvtii, Thai the I'nild States should not main- tain permanent possession of the Philippine Islands. Vanderbilt submitted the question and North Carolina chose negative. Representatives VANI.KRIIII.T, NORTH CAROLINA. 15. B. Crooks, Wiiitkiikad Ki.ut ., Cari. Monk. V. S. Bkrnari� . Vaoderbilt-Scwaocc h'tsolved, That the claims of ('.re.it Britain in the present controversy in South Africa are justifiable. Representatives VANHKKI1II.I J. A. Wl 1,1,1 A MS, J. K. Criokr. SKWAXKK. J. W. Jonhs, lltHiKR JKRVKV. 21 | Southern Inter-Collegiate Oratorical Association {established in 1891. I'NIVKKSITY OF VIRGINIA. S15 WAN 1515. South Carolina. Vanderbilt. I XIV15RSITY OF TEXAS. Washington ani I, he. Centre. Tui.ank. V oderbilt's Representatives 1891. J. W. Moore (Winner). 1896. Hill McAllister. 1S92. 1 '. M. Thomas. 1897. J. J. McNally. iS93. vS. K. Bland. 1898. N. F. Chkairs (Winner). 1894. J. H. 1)kWitt. 1S99. G. M. Pritchett. 1895. W. W. Craig. 1900. ]). K. I,AM Bl-TH The contest this year was held at I'niversity of North Carolina. 215 To a College Purpp K 'Twas in the prime of wintertime. An evening chill and nasty. When every bloomin' Sophomore Came bounding out of 'Yars'ty ; There were some whose slang unceasing r ing Upon the air so frosty. In single file they made an aisle Unto the Freshman's dwelling. And what they did to every kid Whose wrath was in him swelling Is worth his time ami choicest rhyme. The bard’s who'll do the telling. With man to man, a silent band From out the ' Row departed. And every Fresh, down in his flesh, C.rew sick and sicker hearted To think how soon, 'ucath stars and moon, He might by Sophs be martyred. Unto a nook each Fresh they took, I.ike little lambs to slaughter. And once therein, 'mid mirthful din. They worked a pump till water Flowed on each pate, as though some fate Had issued such an order. � youthful Fresh, revenge is sweet. And yours is surely coming, When all such bores as Sophomores Shall cease their festive humming. And find the pump they'll have to ••lump, A cure for idle humming. 2 6 T. Moti.ow, Officers . . President. G. G. Marshall, Vice-President. 1 . 15. kkkn. . . Secretary. M. C. Holt, . . Treasurer. H. J. Daily. . . Chaplain. J. A. Peoples, • . Critic. C. II. Booth, J. K. IvDOKRTon I. T. Cam hr on, erpbers .1, M. FT.KTCIIKK, J. 15. Champers, II. Gannaway, S. M. Collins, W. T. Hale. I?. 15. Crooks, M. 15. Holder ness. II. J. Daily. M. C. Holt, IK l . lunr.i.As, 1«. I). Hudson, 1 . It. Kkkn, I). K. I.AMHUTII, J. A. 1’HOPI.ES, F. M. Massky, T R. RKKVKS. ;. ;. Marshall, G. C. Scocoin, 1’. I,. MiTciiKM.t R- l . Smart, A. Monk, Jk.. G. M. Smith, T. Moti.ow, F. W. Wll.I.l a ms. J- B- Tansii.. J. Paschali., J- A. Williams. I . K. I.amihth, Fditor in Chief of Vanderbilt Observer. J A. Peoples, Associate Editor of Vanderbilt Obsenw. T. K. Rkkvks, Thanksgiving Debater. D. K. I.amiu'Tii, 22d February Orator. J. A. Peoples, Thanksgiving Debater. J. A. Williams, . Sewanee Debater. C. H. Booth, . 22d February Orator. 15. 15. Ckiniks, North Carolina Debater. w DWecttk Literary 8 n detty C. A. Stainback. H. V. Jonics, W. I,. Cl.ARK, J. M. Jknkins, II. !•'. Tiiton, W. V. HroiiRS. C. V. M KSIIAl.l., K. 11. Scott, Officers President. Vice-President. . . . Critic. . . Secretary. Assistant Secretary. Treasurer. Chaplain. . Sergeant-at-arms. AAerpbers J. I.. 15lU.INGSI.KV, V. I,. Cl.AKK, V. V. 11IICI IKS, II. V JoNBS. K. M. I’NOKRWOOI), P. c. McNri.TV, II. C- Mason, J. I). I’ORTKR, u. II. Scott, H. T. Tkrkv, J. 15. Campbki.i., J. K. Ckidkk, J. M. Jknkins, K. M. McConnku.. T. I. WKBB. H. I.1PSCOMH, Jk., Carl Monk. J. M. Kobkrts, A. c. SnKad, 15. 1 . Carr. W. ClIAI'l'KI.I.. S. A. Johnson, j. P. Turnkr, J. S. Tim.kv, C- v. Marsh.m.i., A. M. Pattkrson. W. J. Robinson, C. A. Stainback, II. I'- Tiiton. 21� Organized October 17. 1894. Officer? Dk. E. W. ....................................................President. K. W. ............................................Vice-President. W. J. Howard...................■ . . Trcas.and Rcc. See'y. Kdwin Wii.by.................Corresponding See'y. Executive Corprpittee Edwin Wii.kv, A. M. Patterson, J. K. Crider, Jr J. h. HlI.MNGSI.KY, 1?. I . ROCAN, V G. JOHNSTON, r. w. Hynds, W. n. Titckkr, A. M. Patterson, W. J. Howard, Miss Hkssik N. Cravath, G. C. Scoggin, Miss M. I .ora Orr. A. R. Hoi.comhi:, Edwin Wii.ky. Annual Publication “The Arrival of the Tea in S. C.,” l y I). I). Wallace. John I . Tl’Rxkk. 1 . C- McNi i.tv. Officers President. Secretary. V. M. Cl.AKK. C. S. WiLI.iAMSON. KlKItV MkaCII AM, J W. Moi.man. V. V. Hl'C.IIKS. Jkkomk Hirscii. 1 . C. McNulty. J. T. Cl.ARY. K. T. IlKARI� , A. M. J.r.si). A. M. McCain. R l . Smart. V. T Ham:. IIkxry Tii-ton. Iv I. Johnson. C. li. Boyd. II- H. Ivi.dkk. 11KK BKRT ( ; A N N A W A V. I� . I . ItKOWK, J. T. Tans it.. I'ki.ix Masshy, V. 1). WllATlIKKI OKI� . IvAKNKST RHUS, Titos. MoTI.ow. I). K. I,A Mill Til, W. A WlllTH. A ernbers Run Tkrkv, M. C li. Okktixg, I,- I A. R. CaMI’KK, V V.J. MOOKK. J. II. N. Moksciiiii:imi:k. Jas. I’koi'I.ks, Ai.on o Monk, R. II. Mann. A. M. I'ATTKKSON. F. A. Goikmiai'X, Jno. I'ascii i.i„ J. I� . Foktkr, I.a mar Hardy. . Holt, . HUDSON. N. Tivkkk, 15. CampIiki.i.. k. M. o Nhai.. J. I . Tcknkk. Caki. Monk. (iKORC.K Mlit'X. V. K. Vi:r.i,s. !•'. L. Kogan, A. I,. Smith. I?. i;. Scott. I R. IIINKS . 70 The Rzvropi re With apolOKU ' to Kilddy Kipliiifc • A fool there was, and he made his fare Even as you and I ” ! Off a gristle, a bone, and a hank of hair. We called it ram ; we didn’t care), Hut the fool lie called it his mutton fair. i Disgusting to you and 1 !► Oh. the years we waste, and the tears we waste, And the work of our jaw and hand belong to the woman who never did buy (And we always wondered she never would buy Mutton, instead of ram. A fool there was. and his money spent (Even as you and I ! To pay for food with a sure intent (Hut it wasn't food, what the lady sent.). Though the knife was sharp, the steak only bent. We ate it. you and I !) Oh. the nights we tost, and the llesh we lost. Till we grew too weak to stand, because of the woman who never did buy And we always wondered she never would buy Mutton instead of ram. The fool dwindled down to bone and hide, (Even as you and I ! Which she might have seen—it was on West Side. (Hut it isn’t on record the lady tried. So some of him lived, but the most of him died (Even as you and I ! And it isn't the bread that lies like lead. And hurts, for it's made of bran. It's U-canse we know that she never did buy And, for aught we know, she never will buy: Mutton instead of ram. West Dioi0$ Club Mrs. Conwki.i., ...... Matron. K. A. Cox. ....... Treasurer. AAooitors Jno. Fi.rtchhk. Kirby Mkacham. H. N. Morschhkimbk. Jno. P. Tiknkk, Thus. Moti.ow, 222 (). li. Baskbrvii.i., W. K. Wki.i.s. 23 E. A. Cox, E. M. J R. M. K. I� . Smart, Tiios. Moti.ow, V. 1«. CI.ARKK, Officers ..................................President. ............................ Vice-President. Secretary and Treasurer. j USDKRWOOI , y. S. DKAI-KR. IIitKiiHKT Ganna wav, Tiios. Moti.ow, V. II. Farrar, Gii.mhr Winston, . It. CaMI'IIKI.!., A err bers K. I). Smart. V. A. WlllTK. J. M. 1-I.KTCIIKR. Cari. Monk. Iaarnkst H. W. Davis, J. M. McFkrrin, F. W. CllAPI‘KI.1., M ANN, F. M. Massky, II T. Tipton, W. I.. Cl.ARKK, P. I.. MlTCIIKI.1.. It. F. Carr. Runs, J. P. Turnhr. II. T. Ilol.MAN, J. A. PKOPI.KS, J. T. Cl.ARY, R. I.. MaYKS, J. D. PORTKR. I2.J G. W. MKfX, Officer? Jri.Il'S IIoi.ZMAN TlGIiNDRICH. '03. Fkkd Bkknakd Ki.rrick, Jr., ‘03. Bl’CKNKR M. Stkwart. '03. Gkorc.k McPhaii. Smith. 1900. President. Martha Mi ki kick Manky. '02. Vice-President. Moknku. Pridk, ‘03. Sec. and Treas. A err bers Gkorc.k McPhaii. Smith. 1900. Owkn Mkriwkthkr Jonks. 1900. Daisy May Hkmpimi.i., ’02. Martha Mcrfrkk Manky, '02. May Kvai.ina Brown, '03. Jknnik Bku.k Poi.i.akd. '03. Joskimiink Link. '03. Stki.i.a Rich, '03. Ivi.sik Rhka Warrkn, '03. Monnki.i. Pridk, 03. Lkonarh .Saniori� Crunk, ’03. 225 M. II. liOXNKK. Cami-hku. I’ii.ciikr. H. G. Rick, I) K. I.amim th. A. M. Pattkrson, Gkorgk P. Coopkk, Alk.w Pkrrv, I loRACIi I.II'SCOMli. JK., Hi). I'. M M.ONK. 226 S. C. IMi.cnkk. J. F. II. Bakiikk. H. S. Bkkky, R. II. McNi:ii.i.y. J. W. Adams. T. I. Whhii, Vai'ciin Coopkk. K. F. Scott, Miss Margakkt Dkn.vy. Officer? M. C. Holt. J. W. Brown, A. S. I.rTz, . . B. A. Bkkwkk, . President. Vice-President. Secretary. Treasurer. Aerobers A. K. Holcomhk, K. A. Godchaix, I. W. Brown. M. C. 1 loi.r. W. A. Wiiith, I'. T. IIlNTKK, A. S. I,t tz. B. A. Brkwi-k, T. J. Vanck. V. 1 '. Town, S. M. Collins. J. A. Williams. 2 Officers RICHARD SMITH. President. A. II. CAM PICK. Vice-President and Chaplain. A. M. UN I). Secretary. V. I. MOOR I-. Treasurer. T. R. I-'OSTI-R. Consulting Attorney. 11. T. TKRRV. Professional Student. R. P. R. II INlvS. The Taking” Man. A. M. O’NIvAI,, Dancing Master. I.. D Hl'DSON. State Cake Walker natural horn . GKO. P COOl’KR. W. T. HAI.K. Co-ed Rushers. V. M. Cl'RTIS, H. M. STKVKNSON, Members of the Dean’s Menagerie. Only Originals.) Aoti- Jobostooites A. C. Bowen, It. T. Terry. C. II. Booth, W. C. Williams. A. II. Camper, G. P- CoojK-r, W. T. 1 lale. I.. D. Hudson, V. I. Moore, R P. R. Hines. A. M. Lund, A. M- O’Neal. W. M. Curtis, H. M Stevenson, J. T. Kckford. R. M. McConnell. S. T. Slaton. T. R. I-'oster, I.erov McGregor, Iv. C. Street, F. I.. Foseue, I. J. Sellers. J. M. Wallace, J. L. Batson. Wm Bogart, J. II. Bogle. A. B. Collins, I). B. Collins. Alex. Hood, T. II. Irwin. T. W. Jones. W. A. Ix gan, C. P Martin, H. G. Sellers, Isaac Sewell, M. G. Shipp, A. M. Woodson, R. A. Burns, C. I'. Bush, T. Crawley. O. P. Dupree. I� . G. Ivstes. J. P. Gaston, B. C. Gillen. M. W. Glasgow, R. A. Martin. C. H. Moore. Iv. W. Rucker. J. R. Snvder. H. II. Alldredge. J. R. Dawson, W. II. Ivsslinger. H. M. I.yda. ). I). Martin. C. M. Means. Iv I,. McIntosh, J. C. O’Gwvnn. G. W. Patterson, C- C- Woodson, Richard Smith. F. B. Petcet. S. D. Cox. C. I.. Gunn. II. A. Kirk soy, II B. Peacock, 1). S. Pritchett. J. B. Waller. J. W. Barnett. 1-'. P- Tolmar. W. 11. Pierce. J. H. Phillips. J. I.. Biock. J. S. Carothers. W. C. Knglish. B. B. King. J. A. Rickies, I-;. Sample. 22 tibSibSifr To outer tins Club the applicant was required to have been in the State, to be Ixnvlegged at a no less angle than 15 to have seen at least one lynching, to understand the various mechanisms of the so-called blind Tiger. and not to have been guilty of paint- ing more than three stripes on the Dewey cannon. Officers Wai.tkr H. Simmons, W. H. Harorovk. Pat 1. L. M itch hi.i„ - Jhromi; Hirscii, President. ’ice- President. Secretary. Treasurer. A. E. Tanner, AAernbers w. II. Simmons, Joseph Hart, P. L. Mitchki.l. N. M. McCorki.k, J. Hirscii, (). E. Hinoiiam. V. H. IIarorovk. L. E. Mavfiki.d, H. H. Watkins, Lamar Hardy, L- P- Patterson. 229 Officers T. k. Rkbvbs, .... K. L. VVooi.p...................... J. E. McCi I.loch, .... Iv. K. Odki.i., .... President. Vice-President. Secretary. Treasurer. Iv. I,. Wool.I-'. J. Iv. McCt i.i.ocu, AA rr)bcrs J. Iv. Woi.i li. Iv. II. Powki.i.. E. K. O Dki.i.. I). P J. Iv. McCaKTNIvV, T. R. klilCVKS, P. 15. KICKS', 2.V� . Hakkktt. Iv. 'I'. Adams, A. A. Ki:kn. Cii arm's Ashley Sta in hack, V11,1.1AM WlGHTMAN IltV.HKS, Gkokgk Booth Baskhrvill, Jr., T11omas Stkdm:. Jr., Officers President. Vice-President. Secretary. Treasurer. Jamks McClurk, Chief Stargazer. Miss Mary Ivyans Sai nddrs, . A Star. Miss Lkona Pack. . A Star. Miss IIattik Ddws McRkk. . A Star. Miss Mary Andkrson, . A Star. Miss Mykti.k S. Sims. William Kikk Wills Jno. Bkll Tassil, KrsTici-: Ani� drson, . . . A Star. . An Assistant Star. . Ballot Box StntTer. Oilicial Nig iter Lyncher. Roirr. F. Travis, . Chief Chill Tonic Dispenser. Hknry Franklin Tipton, Waltkr Scott Draper, Jr., Archixalo McI). Pattkrson, Richard Madison Mann, Jamks I). Portdr, Edward T. IIkard, Supe? Gilmer Winston, Smith A. Johnson. GlLHKRT C. SCOC.GIN, GKO. W. Miu x, Harry 11. Elder. Sa.m’l W. Rokdrts, Oscar M- Taylor. Officers J. C. Hardv. President. J. K. McFarland, Vice-President. Kl.I .AItllTII I' 1T1Il-: .K )VK. Secretary. W. M. CRI'TCHI'IIv1.1 , Treasurer. Academic J. I-:. Critciii'iixd. A. It.. 19c� . W. M. Crutchitki.d, A. It.. i . V. C. Chisi m, A. B., i k 3. Miss Mary A. Doic.i.as. A. It..’03. J. C. Hardy, I’ii, I).. 1901. J. K. McPari.and. It. I-:.. 190;. A ernbers I-:. A. U11‘1’KY, A. B. 19© 1. K. !■'■ Scorr. B. K., 1902. V. D.WhaTIIKRI'ORD, M. A . 1900. Pharmaceutical J. I . HlTCHKRSON. 1901. T. C I.IC.IITI-'OOT. I’ll. C., 1901. J. B. I.itti.b, P11. C., 1901. V. S. I.OHTIS. I’ii. C.. 1901. W. I-'. Martin. Pii.C., 1901. J. V. Smith. Pii. C.. 1900. I, aw H. O. 11 It AD. 1,1,- It.. 19 l. IrrcRulnr Miss Ivi.izaubth IVthkgrovk. 232 1'ikkwatkk Dispknskr ” Cartwright, Keeper of Arsenal at London. John Whali.kn” Kknnltii McDonald, SujKjrior Bacchanalian Artist. A ouotaioeers J. It. Butler, Kugenc llarrolson, S. M. Miller. T. R. Kennedy, A. K. Kascy, II. J. Daily, 1‘. I,. Kogan, W. C. CnnlilT. J. A. Simpson, . K. Womack, K. Maker, W. R. Cherry, I.. M. Moody, I.. R. Voting, I„. M. Bruce, Ii. M. Doyle, II. K. Kellogg, W. R. Simmons, A. G. Ragland, N. M. Rutland, KENTUCKY CLUB Officers Dk. William I.andon Duim.KV, Goebel's Campaign Manager later Goebel's a- assin 1 “Brown Faction Carr. Jack Chinn’s Body guard. J. •• YouTsiiv” Cridkr. Chief Kmpticrof Hotel Lobbies. “Rkdwink Malum Scott. Man Who Stole the Nomination for Goebel. William “Whittakkr” Clarki:. Prime Minister of Political Convention Wire pulling. FIRKWATKR-DrINKKR RK. Rl l� N, First to Turn State's Kvidcucc. Howard Clav County” Mason. Instigator of Femls. John Young Brown’’ Cabkll. Secret Distributor of Arms. 5tate iIitia All Colonels.) Ray Buckley, W. K. Gallagher, A. T. Clapton. C- A. Ivvans, F. A. liver, II. I. Hughes, 1C. 1’. Mason, 1’. 1.. Carpenter, J. T. Glidewell, t;. W. Hill. J. W. I.ewis, W. A. Moffett. I-. 1«. Stevens, N. S. West, J. I.. Williams, W. J. Cheatham. R. M. Crutchfield, J. T. Slaton, G. C. Smith, G. W. Smith, - 3 I Officers Jamks McCu'ki;. . IIlCRBICkT (lANNAU AY. President. Secretary. G. AernUers H. Raskkrvill, W. L. Clark. W. M. CRt'TClIFIKI.I), T. R. Fostkr, A. R. Hoi.COMRK, Ki . Micaro, J. Hart, W. A. Wiutk. P. C. McNr . H. McXkii.lv, Carl Monk. T. R. Rki:vi-s. Hrnhst Rkics. Alonzo Monk, W. II. Simmons. J. A. 1’KOI‘I.KS. J. I . Ti rnicr, i.tv. 254 Shirts That in the Night o ScKXii: Secretary's Room, West Side Row. 'Pi ME : Dead of night. Cox and Johnny Overton sleeping together. Cox. subject to nightmare, and Johnny, afraid in the dark. Suddenly. C x raises up. pounds upon an imaginary table, with an imaginary knife, and says: “ I will be in my office immediately after supper to receive this month's board. Johnny, stirring in his sleep, and dreaming he is riding out on the car and can't find his nickel to pay his fare, fumbles in the cover, and murmurs. • haven’t got my money. Cox : “ What ! No money? Then I fine you fifty cents. Joiinnv (still fumbling in the cover): Can't find it. Cox : Can’t fine you ? Johnny : “ Can't find it. Cox : I'll show you whether I can fine you or not. At this point. Johnny wakes up. and seeing Cox standing threateningly over him. utters a piercing scream and rushes from the room, closely followed by Cox muttering. I'll show you: I'll show you. Down the stairs they go. and out upon the campus, where Pat and Kasy join in the pursuit. Over the rocks and through the trees until they reach the Athletic field, the screams of Johnny mingling with the mutteringsof his pursuer. Thrice around the Athletic track, then off toward the Row again, when passing under an electric light. Johnny happened to look around for the first time, and recognizes his pursuer. He stops, and at the same time the cool night-dew causes Cox to awake, and the two stand face to face. For a moment only. Then Cox takes Johnny by the hand, and utters the one word. Come ! They get their breath in short pants and wander home. I Vanderbilt Gas and Electric Light Cornpany Capital Stock: Thirteen (13) human generators. Trade M ark I,ct your light no shine and your gas so flow, that others seeing your good works will find themselves out-classed. Main Gas Phyxiator. Eternal Windmill Lindsky. Close Second. . WkARISOME IICSHNOT SlMMONS. Gas Tank. Chancellor Kirkland. Kleclrocutioner, Kili.-it McDonald. Positive and Negative Poles, . . . . Kirk and Merrill. Trolley Wire, .... . . . Jai’NTy Fletcher. Four Hundred Volts, . Effervescent Aftomatic Cox. Five Hundred Volts. Gas Metre Pritchett. Prize Plumber . “Dick Mansfield Smith. Overseer of Electric Light Bulbs, Bi.ow-out-th e-gas Terry Forty Horse power Arc-light, . . Tormknting Steel. Motorman, Jt mho Elephant Edgerton. Conductor, Wofci.lv Evergreen Gwynn. Poh r ao J Crap Club A otto Beer blown to earth, will foam again : the eternal years of Schlit are hers. Colors Flower LIGHT TAN AND BABY BLlli. MINT JULEP- The object of the organization is to furnish amusement for those students who do not play football, baseball, Y. M. C. A., nor chapel. The expenses of the club are met by private subscription from the Theological pro- fessors, who assume, in turn, the office of general manager. The club meets every Saturday night in the parlors of Wesley Hall at 12.30 o’clock, and operates as follows: Pull House,” . . lid. Lindsey. Low Game. Shorty Neel. Royal l'lush, . Red Ashford ami Reddy Moore. King of Clubs,” . . Cap Alley. Two Sixes, Terry and Holt. King of Spades,’ . . Cap Douglass. “ Two Ouecns. . Jcems Williams and Spears. A Good Deal, . Baby Crutch. “ Two Deuces and a Knave, Crap Out. Theologues. Hart, Light foot, and J. W. Brown. Seben Leben, Texas Jim. Long Suit,” John Fletcher. Official Scorer. . Jno. Paschali. A zvtcb Gzvrncs of '99-'00 Southern Turf, . . . . . . 0 p. c. C-. . 4 drunks Climax, 0 P. vN C. C.. 5 intoxicants Ye Old Inn, . . . . . . 0 P. c. c.. . 1 booze, 2 pretzels, and a breath pill Luigart, 2 preacher coats, 1 celluloid collar, 73 cents P. K: C. C.. . . . . . 0 239 ©yraum© ©flanlb Fj.owkk — Nose-Gay. Color—Turkey Red. MoTTO He Knows His Best who Noses Rest- Officers •‘Hayfork Ncxvomica Morsciiheimer, ..... President Ivmeritus, Narrator of Nasal Nauseating Narratives. “ Ix nc.issimus Nasus Hardy, ...... Inspector Probosciscum, Candidatum and Champion of Southern Inter-nose Contest. “Juicy Put; Turner. ......... Mensor Nasorum, Holder of Deep-rooting Record of the Inter-nose Contest. Tarnai.i.y Rkdnosk” Foster. ...... Fmungator Nasorum, Chief Advisor in Olfactories. Socii io FacultMe Algonquin Reynard Hoiii.fki.d. Author of the l-'uuious Maxim : Seine nose in allesstecken.” K I.ON GATED EXPANSIONIST WlI.KY. Diehcnterkenswerth Nose. Orchestra “Windy Lute” Hemingway, Kumki.ikg Drum Smith. Jhrusai.km Violin Cahku., Accordion Hkrrivkrous Shannon. At the annual inter-nose election, the following names were laid in the balances and not found wanting: “ Wn.i.iNc;-to-Become Cyrano Pii.chrk, Weary Waggi.es Hughes, “I,engthy Reuben’’ Long, Hilarity Oerting, “Just Madeit Moore. .’.JO Glee, Banjo, ao J A ao lolir) Clubs npHK success of the Glee, Banjo, and Mandolin Clubs this season has far exceeded the greatest expectations of their Genial Manager and Promoter, Dr. !•'. V. Moore. He has not only been enabled to ] ay off all existing mortgages on the scenery and cos- tumes of the company, but has cleared a sufficient sum to realize his long-cherished ambition an Opera House on the Campus. The Clubs gave concerts in all the towns of this country and Europe, and in Bell Buckle. Tenn. The following is their personnel and repertoire Gkanh Ovkrturb—1“Boomerang Ourangoutang,” Ooni Paul. 15v Tin-; kntir!•; Company ni tiik audiknck. Anna MSS or Yki.comr You can scarce expect one of my age,” ...... II'. J. Bryan. Dr. Moorh. Vocai. Soi.o—■“ Why did they clip brother’s hair so close. ....... Rubensteinvitski. Prima Doughnut Pii.chkr. CavorTINO-Caprrissi.mo —Galop ile fox-trot, in . Hat. . Hal Pointer. Rac-timk Ashkori , aidrd and ahrttbd i� y tiik Wrdnksday Morning Musicai.r. Mf.gaphonk and Pmtroi.rum-Hari Drier Listen to the Lightning-bugs, tru-lu. - • Cltas. Pelly- Terry. Adki.ina Patti Carr nd Snvrkt-a-Nanana Wki.i.s. ouartktth: Mai.r nd Fkmai.r Voicrs We are it.” from Martha. . Roberta Philharmonic Sousa. Washiiurn Scott, Doakart Pattrrson. Soirrr I.ampkrt. and Mayi oi.r Lkvink. Tknor Soi.o—“ Take back the engagement teeth you gave me, - Alarm Clock Obligato. . Stubblefield. Jknnv Lind Cox and 15 hi. i.strut Morschhkimkk. Comic Drum-Carrying Kxiiiiution,.................................................Bamutn liaitey. Famous Strut Hrothhrs, Wiiitk and Monk. (IRANI) Gol.I) ND lil.ACK Cl.oSINC. CHORUS. FROM SPANISH OPI-.RA Ol.D HUNDRRD.” • (I lltUiT. Wnor.R Troui'R. DOXOLOGV. 241 BACHELORS Ao Honorary Degree Based upon A“ crit and Conferred by l8 4 ’SS T. I . BRANCH....................................... 1885-'86—B. G- Wai.i.kk. . ........................... ( 1886 '87—A. E. C1.KM8NT............................... • ( 1886-’87 — R. K. Ckockktt, . 1S87 '88—Prank Taylor........................................ 1888 ’89 — V. S. RoSICUOKOtT.il,............................. iX89-’90—Jkkh McCarn......................................... 1590 ' (1 — II. 15. ......................................... 1591 '92 — J. A. Robins,..................................... 1X92 '93— R. W. Clawson...................................... 1893 '94 — W. W. Craic. 1894 '95 — W. R. IlKNitKix. - 1X95-'« � — 1 i. N. I'M AUK................................... 1X9 ) '97 — Mylks O'Connor,.................................. 1X97 '98- 1 1111. CoNNKI.L, 1898 '99—s. V. Gardnkr.................................. .... 1X99 ‘«x — W. A. WlllTK...................................... the Student Body Rock wood. Tcnn. Morganfield, Ky. Humboldt, Tcnn.� I'liion City,Tcnn. t Austin. Texas. Memphis, Tcnn. Nashville, T01111. Jefferson, Texas. Guntown, Miss. Mt. Pleasant, Tcnn. Friendship. Tcnn. Nashville. Tcnn. Berwick, l.a. l.ciper's h'ork, Tcnn. Nashville, Tcnn. Memphis. Tcnn. New Irleans. Tic vote. � 1 Vanderbilt University Athletic Association Dk. Wm. I,. Dudley, 1)r. James H. Kirki.and, Robt. I.. Lund, Officers Dk. I). R. Stcbbi.kkikld. Baseball Tearr) Tuos. K. Foster, ..... Frank Carr, ..... Track Team Robt. I,. Lund, ....... Richard D. Smart. ..... II. C. Mason............... Football Tearp Campbell Pilcher. ....... Jno. F. II. Barbee, ...... Gko. G. Marshall. .... Advisory Committee Jnx'.K Claude Wai.i.kr. CII AS. C. Trabue, President. Vice-President. Secretary. . . . Treasurer Manager. Captain. Manager. Captain. Assistant Manager Manager. Captain. Assistant Manager Kn. V. Thompson, V. R. Man IKK. A. B. IIiu. VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM Football ICI)WIN W. LINDSEY.................... WALTER II. SIMMONS, . JAMES L. CRANE (Princeton . o Manager. Captain. Coach. Hardy, J. C., Massey, Kelix, Crutchfield, W. M.. McDonald, K., Sewell, I., Lovelace. C-, Booth, W. II., 'Varsity Squad Hughes, W. W., Cragwall, A. O., Smart, R. I ., Rice, II. G., Barbee, J. 1 , Davis II. W., Burke, O- 1., ledger ton. J. E., Bonner. II. M., Godchaux, 1?. A., McLean, L., Hardy, Lamar, Martin. C. P.. Simmons. W. II. Th oK59iviQ9 Line up Massey, Center, Simmons. Right End, Sewell, Right Guard. Barbee. Left End. Crutchfield, Left Guard. Godchanx, Ouarter Back, Booth. Right Tackle, Edgerton, Right Half, Hughes, Left Tackle, McDonald, Pull Back, Burke, Left Half. Garpes Played Cumberland vs. Vanderbilt o to 32. . . Octolier 7. |S99- Miami vs. Vanderbilt, . ... 0 to 12, . . . . . . . October 14, 1S99. Cincinnati University vs. Vanderbilt, 6 to 0, . . October 21, 1S99. Indiana University vs. Vanderbilt, 20 to 0, . . . . October 30, 1S99. University Mississippi vs. Vanderbilt, 0 to 11, . . November 4, 1S99. Bethel College vs. Vanderbilt 0 to 22. . . . . . . November 11, 1899. University of Texas vs. Vanderbilt, . 0 to 6, November iS, 1899. Central University vs. Vanderbilt, . . 16 to 21, November 25. 1899. Nashville University vs. Vanderbilt, . 0 to 5. . . November 30, 1899. 247 I A SWELL AFfA'R VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM ’Varsity Baseball Tearo Officers T. K. POSTER............................... FRANK CARR, . .................. HENRY ASHFORD.............................. Manager. Captain. Coach. '•'Verpbers FRANK CARR, . . . . FRANK PALMER, LAMAR HARDY, HARRY HOLMAN, LAMAR HARDY, . ALEX. FERRY, HERBERT DAY IS. JOHN BARBEE, . H. G. RICE, Catcher. Pitchers. First Base. I Second Base. I Short Stop. YAUGHN COOPER. F. A. GODCHAl'X, W. H. SIMMONS, . JULIAN ADAMS, Third Base. Left Field. Center Field. Right Field. Substitute JOHN CLARY. March 2S, March 29. March 30, April 5. April 6. April 7, April 1.1, April 20, April 21, May 5. May 11, May 12. May 21. 22. May 2.j. 25. May 31, Gzvrpes Played Cnivcrsity of Chicago vs. Yamlerbilt. at Nashville. University of Chicago vs. Yamlerbilt. at Nashville. I'niversity of Chicago vs. Vanderbilt, at Nashville. . University of Tennessee vs. Vanderbilt, at Knoxville. University of Tennessee vs. Yamlerbilt, at Knoxville. . University of Tennessee vs. Vanderbilt, at Knoxville. Cumberland University vs. Yamlerbilt, at Nashville. University of Mississippi vs. Yamlerbilt, at Oxford, Miss. University of Mississippi vs. Vanderbilt, at Oxford, Miss. S. W. B. U. vs. Vanderbilt, at Nashville. . University of Texas vs. Yamlerbilt. at Nashville. . University of Texas vs. Vanderbilt, at Nashville. . . . . Sewanee vs. Vanderbilt, at Sewanee. . . . . Sewanee vs. Vanderbilt, at Vanderbilt. . . Sewanee vs. Vanderbilt, at Tullahoina. Southern loter-Colle$� iate Athletic Association Executive Corr rnittee I)k V. I.. Dudi.kv, . Vanderbilt, . President. 1$. It. Ross. . . . AubuMi, . Vice-President. Ai.k. ani kr !.. IIoxm'kant. University of Mississippi. Secretary ami Treasurer. K. H. 1’r.AlSAN-CK, . . . Louisiana State University. II. G. Skihi.rs................... . Sewauee. AAerribcrs University of Mississippi, Oxford, Miss. Alabama A. and M College. Auburn, Ala. University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, Ala. University of Georgia. Athens. Ga. Georgia School of Technology. . . Atlanta. Ga. Mercer University. Macon, Ga. Southwestern Presbyterian University, Clarksville. Term Mississippi A. ami M. College, Starkville. Miss. Tulane University, New Orleans. I.a. University of Louisiana, Baton Rouge. La. Kentucky State College. . . . Lexington, Ky. Cletnson College, Clemson. S. C. Cumberland University, Lebanon, Tenn. Vanderbilt University. Nashville, Term. University of Nashville, Nashville, Tenn. University of the South. Sewanee, Tenn. University of Tennessee, . . Knoxville, Tenn. University of Texas. Austin. Texas. First Annual Field Day. . May 15. 1S96, Winner, Vanderbilt University. Nashville. Tenn. Second Annual Field Day. . • May '5- ««97. Winner. Vanderbilt University. Nashville, Tenn. Third Annual Field Day. . May 21. 1S9S, Winner, University of Georgia. . . Atlanta, Ga. Fourth Annual Field Day. . . . May to, 1899, Winner. Vanderbilt University. Nashville. Tenn. Fifth Annual Fit Id Day. . . May 20, 1900, Winner, Vamlerbilt University. . Nashville, Tenn. Fifth Annual Field Day, Dudley Field, A ay 19, 1900 K Record? One-hundred-and-twenty-vard Hurdle..................................Bonner. Y anderbilt. Sixteen and two-fifth seconds. Putting Sixteen-pound Shot..........................................Crutchfield. Vanderbilt. Thirty-six feet nine inches. One-hundred-yard Dash...............................................Kshleman. i'ulane. Ten and two-fifth seconds. Four-hundred-and-forty-yard Dash....................................Kuykendall, Nashville. Fifty-four and four-fifth seconds. One Mile Run........................................................Ivldridge. Tennessee. Four minutes fifty-seven seconds. Throwing Sixteen-pound Hammer.......................................Crutchfield, Vanderbilt. One hundred and ten feet two and one-half inches. Two hundrcd-and-lwcnty yard Dash....................................Bonner. Vanderbilt. Twenty-eight and four-fifth seconds. Pole Vault. Odell. Vanderbilt. 1 vight feet nine inches. Running High Jump...........................................................Fitzpatrick. Tulane. Five feet two and one-fomth inches. Half-mile Run...............................................................Daily. Vanderbilt. Two minutes fourteen and four-fifth seconds. Running Broad Jump..........................................................Fitzpatrick. Tulane. Nineteen feet two and three-quarter inches. Score by Points FIRST. SF.COM . THIRD. TOTAI.. Vanderbilt University 6 9 7 64 Tulane University 4 2 o 20 University of Tennessee I 1 o s University of Nashville i O 2 7 University of Texas o o 3 3 25 Sis' ' Nervy's Baptisin' s' V A! •'X Sec de baptisin’ yisterday, Br’er Peter?” Inquired Mince of a dusky brother, a sort of Kgyptian pillar in the church, whom he chanced to meet the other day ; see de baptisin' ? “Wat baptisin'. P.r'er Mince?” “ I)at un at de creek. Br’er Peter ; dat tin at tie B’y' Sara lode?” “Did n’ know dev had eny, Br’er Mince; did n' know dcy had eny.” Shodid. Br’er Peter; sho did, an’er glo’otts un too—mos’ glo’ouscs’ un I ever seed! ” Well I declare, Br’er Mince ! I ain yeared er word erbout it ! ” ••Ain’ von, Br'er Peter? Seem like you oughter yeared about dat. “ Who got de dose, Br’er Mince?” l5', “Dat's de pint, Br'er Peter ; dal's de pint right dare. Sis 'Nervy, say s n got de dose, but de preacher say she ain'. An’ 'e say she gutter have it done ergin ; an’ —_____% . . 'e say de Pearly (‘.ate ain’t gwinter open till she 1 . “ De preacher knows, Br'er Mince ; he sho knows.” ‘■ Co'se 'e do, Br’er Peter ; co’se 'e 1 . But Sis' 'Nervy say she know too ; an’ she say she done got ernough er dat Thompson Creek ; an' she say 'er insides mos' floatin oil now ; an’ she say she don’ keer ef de Pearly ('.ate don' open.” Soun's mighty cu’uus. Br'er Mince. Hit do dat, Br'er Peter ; hit do dat! But it look er heap mo' eu’ouser dan it soun'. You know. Sis' ’Nervy uz er Meth'dis'. an’ alius stuck mighty close ter de doctrine, an' b'lieved mighty strong in sprinklin’ till dat las’ 'traded meetin', an' den, you know, she Hop over au’ say she gwinter jine us. But de preacher say she ud hatter lie baptised ergin. 'cause 'e say dat little Meth'dis' sprinklin’ did 11' 'mount ter nothin' ; an' ’e say she u«l beskeercd ler cross de River Jordan ef she did 11' sorter practice up er little bit down yere.” “ Dat’s de fac' too, Br'er Mince ! Hat's de Gawd’s fac’ ! ” But Sis’ ’Nervy sav she warn’ gwinter jine ef she hatter be ’merscd, ’cause she sav she weigh mighty nigh fo' hundud point', an’ kotch col' mighty easy, an mos' alius had mis’ries in 'er feet already.” “Dat’s ties de way wid me, Br'er Mince; dat’s des de way wid me!” “An’ so de matter drap. But look like Sts’ 'Nervy done got er hank'riu’ atter de Baptis’, an' seem like she love de eluitch wusser’n she love ’ersel’f, 'cause she come ev'y Sund’y. Alt'de mo’she come. Br'er Peter.de Higher she git ter de doctrine, an' de mo' reckincilc she git ter 'mersion, till atterw ile, she des cave in an’ say she gwinter jine eny how an' take er «lose deS like er generwiue Baptis’. “An’ co'se, dat make us all feel mighty good, an’ de preacher sav 'e gwinter make dat de mos’ juberlatious baptisin’ ever happen in Thompson Creek in' it wuz dat, Br’er Peter! Hit wu . dat ! Ivv’y Baptis’ in de pa’ish uz «lare; an’ ev'y nigger look like ’e uz feeliti’ good. But dare warn’ nobody happy like Sis' ’Nervy huh-uh ! Dat 255 'ouiiin n . h ippy ' Seem like she couldn' keep still an look like she «liil n' waiiter keep still, ’cause she 11 . prancin’ up an’ «low 11 like cr house erfire, er-slappiu’ Vr ban’s an- er ingin ’ l’s boun’ for de Promise I.an’!’ An’ co’se, Br'er Peter, dal song «it deni udder niggers wucked up. an’ ’t warn’ long fo’ «ley nz shoutin' too. an’ raisin' mo’ racket dan er brass ban’ on er suckus p'rade. ‘‘But w’en dev tuck Sis' ‘Ncrvv in de water, dev sliet up—all ,cepV Sis’ ‘Nervy ’erse’f. an’ she uz too happy ter slid up- She shout clean out ter de middle er de creek, an' w’en she git «lare she shout, an’ w’en de preacher try ter talk she shout all de wusser. Hut Br’er Banks did n’ keer iiuthin' ’bout lat—hull-nil! lie des tuck deni to’ huudud poun' w'at Sis' Nervy weigh an' To’ she could sliet 'er monte e «lone souse 'er clean under! Well suh, you never see nobody spit water like Sis' 'Nervy spit it' Seem lik«- -die take erhout er minute ter git full an’ leii she begin, an' I 'clare ter goodness cf it «lid n' look like one er doe yerc vater-s| outs been turned loose out «lare ! But wher wuz de preacher. Br'er Mince?” Dat’sde p int, Br’er Peter; dat’s de ] 'int. Br’er Batiks uz dare; but ‘e could 11' no mo’ lit” Sis' ’Nervy Outer «lat water dan she could lit” ‘erse'f. He pull like V gwinter bus’ cr haute-string, ’an «leti 'e run eroun' an' pull on de udder side, but Sis' 'Nervy would n budge! She des lay dare like er log. all 'ccp'ii de kickin', Br'er Peter, an' «lat sho wuz tur'ble! You never see sich kickin’ in all yo' born «lays! De creek fairly foam, an' Sis’ ‘Nervy puff an' blow an' beat erhout like one er «lese tug-boats in de Miss ippi! But look like de 1110' she kick de wiiss oil’ she git an de deeper she git. till atterw'ile. you couhl 11’ see mullin' but «leni number 'levetis, an’, Br'er Peter, dey wuz gwinc like a slycoon ' An' ev’y time dev come up Br'er Banks make er grab, an ev’y time ’e grab V miss, an' ev'y time 'e mis e cuss. till atterw'ile. you couhl n' year iiuthin' but cusses. An’ den Br'er Banks got too close an' seem like Sis' 'Nervy feel 'im dare an’ look like she wanter lay 'im out, ’cause fus' tiling you know, she lif' up 'er hchitnc leg au' ef dat nigger ain’ got cr broke jaw-bone, Br'er Peter, den Vain' got no jaw-l one ertall! ” Kinder 'citin', warn’ it. Br'er Mince?” “'Citin’. Br’er Peter? 'Citin'? Yon never ce«l sich ’citin’! An' «lare wuz'bout ez. much on de batik e «lare wuz in «1c creek, t« o; ’cause Sis' 'Nervy's ole man 'low V gwinter bus ev'v lame in Br'er Banks’ laxly, and Br'er Banks’ ole 'oniaii low e can't do it. an' wid «lat, dey hitch up. But fo' dey got thoo Br'er Hil'ry Dunn an' Sis' M.i'v Bates rush in an' hc’p de baptisin’out. An’ w'ile «ley uz «Iraggin' Sis' 'Nervy in.de choir kinder hunt eroun’an' fouif dare senses an’ low «lev gwinter kiver «!«• confusion, an' wid dat. «lev li'ist dat chime erhout. ‘ Pull ferde sho', sailor! Pull fer dc sho'!' But «lat did 11'kiver no'fusion. Br'er Peter hiih-uh! Seem like it make it all lc wusser. ’cause Sis’ 'Nervv's ole man 'low it warn' 'propriate, an' 'e say «lat choir uz iiiakin' fun er Sis' 'Nervy, an' V say V gwinter have «le whole business up 'f ' de justice er ile peace. An! w 'en «ley got Sis' 'Nervy on de bank she uz mos' lea«l. An' de doctor say she done got baptised 'bout ez much inside ez she wuz outside, an' V say it nz er womler Sis' Nervy warn' drownded right «lare. An’ Sis' ’Nervy say she b'licveil she wuz «Irowmled ; au' she say dat Baptis' «loclriuc do jxx� ty good fer lishes an’ yaller gaters, but she say it «Ion’ 'grec wi«l her wait er cent. An' she say «le nes' time she jiue «lat Baptis' chutcli, Br’er Banks gwinter know it! But Br’er Banks say she ain' never jined de chutcli ertall. ’cause e say de ccr’mouy 11 in'erupled, an' e say 'e ain' never said 'amen' yit, in' c sa Sis' 'Nervy «an't be er Baptis' till 'e «lo sav •amen.' But Sis' 'Nervy say she «Ion’ wanter l e no Baptis'. An’ she -.ay sprinklin’ g«««xl ernough fer her, an' she sav w’en she want er bath she gwinter take it in er tub an' w’en she wanter «lie she gwinter take pizen. an' she sav she «Ion’ need no chutcli ter he'p 'er ccder.” I lit sho soun’cn'ous. Br'er Mince.” 256 “Hit soiin' «les like it look. Hr'er Peter; hit sou� 5 des like it look. Hut seem like ter me Br'er Hanks u , wrong, an’ seem like ter me Sis 'Nervy don' got er generwine dose.” “Can't tell nutliin’ 'bout dese yere doctrines. Hr'er Mince : Can’t tell untilin' 'bout uni! ” “ Hat sho is dc fac’. Hr’er Peter; hit sho is. Hut Sis’ ’Nervy say she don't keer one way er de udder, ’cause she says she gwinter jine de Meth’dist ergin, an’ she say she gwinter stay jined, too. “ Wat de preacher say ter dat, Hr’et Mince? lie ain’ say untilin', Hr'er Peter; he ain say untilin' ’tall. Hut I year’is ole ’oinan talk sorter like 'e gwinter leave Sis' 'Nervy erlone; she sav dat jaw done swell up tur'hle, an she say she kiuder b'lieve Hr'er Hanks done swallered ev'v to d' 'e had ! ’’ “De Gawd —’’ “Ah'she say cf de chutch don't look out Hr'er Hanks gwinter piit preach in'; 'cause e say it done got too dang'ons. An’ e say ef de c’leotion ain' mighty big nex' Suiid’v e gwinter quit sho tiough' “We’ll hatter make it big, Hr'er Mince!” “ Dat w’at we will, Hr'er Peter; dal w'at we will! Can't erfode ter lose Hr'er Hanks! “ Sho can't, Hr'er Mince ! Sho can’t, Hr'er Peter ! ’’ “Too good er preacher, Hr'er Mince ! “Too good, Hr'er Peter; too good ! Well, I goiter be gwine now; come eroun' ter see us. “Come eroun’ vo'sc'f, Hr'er Mince. “Will, Hr'er Peter; will. Good-by. “So-loug, Hr'er Mince. Si 257 VARSITY TRACK TEAM. 'Varsity Trach Team K. I). SMART, ■ H. C. MASON. • Officer? Captain. Assistant Manager. M. H. BONNHR. W. II. SIMMONS, I'. A. OODCIIAI X, err)l ers B. T. THRRY, II. J. DAILY. Ii. B. CROOKS, S. A. JOHNSON, M. H. RICHARDSON. J. H. HDGHRTON. KBNNHTH MCDONALD. W. M. CRl TCHI-H-LD. S. C. lMLCHHR. V. V. MARTIN. P. C. MeNTLTY. T. I. WHBB, 1-RHD IH'MR, H. K. O’DIiLL. P. L. MITCIIKLL, W. U. C. PILCIIHR. G. JONHS. 261 B ?st Records .•i by ?ao lerbilt A co One-hundred-vard Dash............. Two-hundred-and twenty yard Dash.. Quarter-mile Run.................. Half-mile Run..................... Mile Run.......................... One-liundrcd-and-twenty-yard Hurdle. Two-hundred-and-twenty-yard 1 Iurdle, Running High Jump................. Running Hroadjump................. Pole Vault........................ Throwing Sixteen-pound Hammer. . Putting Sixteen-pound Shot. . Poi'K Tavi.ok. in 1889. . R. 1). Smart, in 1891), . K. M. I'NiniRwooi� . in 1S97. 1C. M. U. l)KK VO(U . in 1S97. Don; 1.as Xkh.son. in 1897. Wii.i.i m P01.K. in 1897, . Wl 1,1.1 AM Poi.K, ill 1897. - W. N. Davis, in 1897. . M. 1). I5k. ki , in 1S98. . I,. P. Haxxkr. in 1893 V. M. CKiTcmn:i.i . in 1899. V. M Cki tchfii:i.i , in 1S9S. 10 • • 25? • • 53? 2 min. Si } min. 55 • • «7? • • 28$ . 5 feet 6 . 21 feet 1 9 feet 9 110 feet 2.' 40 feet 7 262 seconds, seconds, seconds, seconds, seconds, seconds, seconds. ; inches, inch, inches, inches, inches. Class Field Day .st Godchaux One Hun lrc 4 YAr Js D? sb (1901) first. Simmons (19011 Second McDonald ( 9°3)� Third. Time, ioJ seconds. Two Huo«lrc J jvo 1 Twenty Y r ls D� sh Godchaux (1901)......................First. McDonald (1903)......................Second. Terry................................Third. Time. 24!, seconds. Pour Huo lre J Jvn«l Daily (1899), . - Johnson (1902), . Cameron 1903), . Time, 56! HAif p Wc Run Smart (1900)..............................First. Johnson 19021, ....... Second. Ayres (1903)..............................Third. Time, 2 minutes 25 seconds. Forty YAr ls DA$b ..............First. .............. Second. ..... Third, seconds. One '•Vic Run Jones (1903).............................First. Crooks, theological 1902).................Second. Terry,...................................Third. Time. 5 minutes IN seconds. High Jump Martin 1901...........................First. McNulty 1903).........................Second. l’ilcher (19001.......................Third. Height 5 feet. Brox l Jump Role ?xult Pilcher (1900) First. Hume 1902 . . First. Tucker (1902) . Second. Odell 19021, . Second. Henderson 11902 ) Third. Fletcher 0901t Distance, m feet 3, inches. I leight, S feet 6 inches. Hammer Throw Fdgerton ( 19021, First. S. Pilcher 1900), . . Second. Davis, (190 2 1 Third. Distance, S2 feet 2 inches. Shot Rut 5corc of Classes Hughes . First. Class of 1902 . . . . 3 3 2 McDonald 11903), . Second. Class of 1901 3 1 2 C. Pilcher (1901 j, Third. Class of I900 . . . . 2 2 1 Distance, 31 feet 2 inches. Class of 1 103 I 2 3 Total points scored: Class of 1 102. 32; Class of 1901, 20; Class of i kx� , 17; Class of 1903, 14. Post-graduates, 7. 263 1 3 Class Football Sopborrjor Football Tearo Officer k. I' K. Minks...................Captain. V. v. CoortvK, V. N. Ti ck i- k. C. S. Wll.I.IAMSON. Jk . W. M. FARRAR. II. v. Davis. J. ]•:. HlX'.KKTON. ei hcrs ;. K. Uaskkkvii.i. Jr.. J M. McKKUKIN, v. v. Hioims. V. !•:. C.WV NN. J V. Am ms. Frcsbrr ao Football Tearo J. K Me I'AKI.ANK. Officer Captain. 1� . M. M ssk . I’. C. K an. Jr.. W. K Ciiunki.ii s, S V. Mi vkkick, J. J. CllAI M ltl.l„ I). I1 Brown, K. I.. ROo.AN. V. CllAl'l'KI.I . V. J. ROIIINSON. K. H Wi stfki.i t, I . C. Me Sr ltv M 1-AKKHI.I. 5corc of the One 6mt)« Pi?vye J ’« 5 Sophomores. Krcsliincii. JrxioKS. E. L. Wolf. V. II. Simmons (Captain). Thomas Moti.ow. Earnest Reese. 11E K11 HRT Gan X A W A V. Fresh m en. McNulty, Gordon (Captain). Massey, Clary, Jones, Cias? Bashetbal! Fkbkiakv 23. n oo. . Right Forward . Left Forward Centre . Right Hack . Left Hack JlNIOKS, ... 10 Fkhsiimkn, ... 6 .«t Left Forward . Right Forward Centre Left Hack . Right Hack 11 Fkhsiimkn. F. (i. («oKDoN (Captain'. I . C. McNi i.tv. Fki.ix Massky. J. T. Cl.AKY. (� . Jonhs. Sol'HOMOKHS. 1 )avis (Captain). IIkndkkson. McDoNAI.I). Fkoim.hs. Hkkky. Fkkshmhn. SOPIIOMOKKS, . s K. A. Rcddiman. G. P. COOPER. Jno. Daniels. Officers President. Vice-President. Manager of Grounds. AAerpbers I)k. j. J. Rapp, Dr. Jenkins, Dr. A. II. Merrill, Dr. O. Iv. Brown. Dr. W. L. Dudley. Dr. Scii Ei'r max, Dr. Hohekld, Ivdwi.x ii.ey, A. M. Patterson, Norman Farrell, II. V. Jones, Jones Fuller. J. A. Peoples, H. B. Sankord, I). I . Brown, C. II. Booth, P. B. Kern, II. I-Iaroroye, R. M. McConnell, B. T. Terry, II- F. Cooley. 1)r. McGill, Dr. 1'I.om m , F. A. Briggs, A. M. Li nd. 267 W. C. Williams. I ’. Hr.mi;. 'I' M. Jk . V I . Wl ATIIKKIOKI). J. C. Caki.isi.k, A ernbcrs J. V. Adams, R. V. Hurry. F. 1C. SlNGI.KToN. R. I'. Travis. 26s Editorial . IT is with pride and satisfaction that we. in this the twenty-fifth year of the founding of Van- derbilt University, look back on her past caieer of success and honor. Her growth has been wonderful, and of that steady nature which augurs glorious things in store for her. Although scarcely a quarter of a century old, she ranks at the top of Southern educational insti- tutions and bids fair to continue foremost in the future development of Southern youth. Among many signs of prosperity and increasing inllucnce. we would mention the recent donations which the University has received. By these it has been made possible for her work to be broadened in every department and for material additions to be made to the personal com- fort and pleasure of the students in general. Kissam Hall, the munificent gift of Mr. V. K. 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