Vanderbilt University - Commodore Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 256 of the 1903 volume:

V 0 L U M E X V l I T Published Annu a lly by the Fraternities of Vanderbilt Universiiy Nashville, Tennessee MET 'a .x X . X MAJ, ml Awami TO JUDGE THOMAS H. NIALONE Tr-us eoox rs R1-:SPECTFULLY DEDICATED The pages that will come Prologue .a Hastily, reader, you may scan, Even as he who read and ran. 'Could you but spare a little part Of your more retrospective thought, Many a gem of reminiscent kind Enshrined herein perchance youfd find- Then you must use sweet recollection's eye .T fog 1 lmlliiwx ni- X fx Nfl v V 1 4 .lf -3 V Q. . V g he I Y? JP 'fl f ef Q- ? f . s llvf ' Y'i.4'7T . J wQ!ii - . . W K Q. .4 9,1 il 9 4-M 1' Ai-affix. Q rw.: ll V 4. Q5 Y ., g -5,1115 .I W. 25 34 fafn fw A , 'II Ilwudwf jf? f l If QP fin XXX. XXXL, J. W. ROBERTSON, A K E . . . Editor-in-Chief T. M. NEEL, JR., .S X . . . Business Manager ' Nm xf 'T ah V. I. MOORE, K Z' . . Chairman of the Board G. F. DAVIS, A T A . . Secretary of the Board .1' HQ. X X -Ai!! .af- Literary Committee lllustration Committee Business Committee B. F. CARR, Q A 6, Chm'n G. W. MEUX,'K A, Chm'n T. M. NEEL, jR.,Z'X, Chm J.. W. CLIFTON, Z' N AVERY HANDLY, B 8 II I. L. CHADWELL, I7 K A N. J. GANTT, JR., Z' A E V. I. MOORE, K Z G. F. DAVIS, A T A S. M. MILLER, df K Z C. D. ZDANOWICZ, A TQ W. C. CH1sUM,JR., 45 K W The Editors of The Comet of nineteen hundred and three appreciate sincerely the aid rendered them in the publication of this book by the following contributors Miss Humphreys Miss Mary Fite Turley Miss Susie Wilkes Miss Nannie Mai Cox Mrs. E. B. Flinn Miss Elizabeth W. Irby Miss Theresa Henderson Miss Ethel Bronson Miss Clara Moore Miss Hate Tillett Miss Anne Blanton W. Steel 12 F. A. Black St. Clair Burns Kenneth White Laurent Brown W. B. Roulstone H. W. DuBose Glenn Flinn H. Gannaway T. H. Brewer C. R. Ilobertson W. H. 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SEPTEMBER I7 I V ff? ,mu Second entrance examinations for the session ' f 'Zylj'-T 1902-1903, Academic, Pharmaceutical, and N Engineering Departments. fl SEPTEMBER I7 Wednesday. The first term begins in the Academic, Biblical, f K X Departments. I xx f 24 I fl If it , 1 f 1 5 f I ! T11 l X -1 ' fig' - 'lx WX Law, Pharmaceutical, and Engineering 4 OCTOBER 6-Monday. . 'V A Q The session begins in the Medical Department. OCTOBER 7-Tuesday. The session begins in the Dental Department. NOVEMBER 27-Thursday. Thanksgiving Day, Anniversary of the Dialectic Society. DECEMBER 24 Wednesday-Thursday. JANUARY 1 Christmas Vacation from the evening of Tuesa day, December 23, to the moming of Friday, I' january 2. i4 fffx 1 X I yf. ' gs.: A MW I-...mn f X if K., 773, ll X ffl wi fffmlfll Ki! I X R Sa Q4 1' 'Mx X xx ' .RINAGW .Rf ' 7 ' ' W -I -- ' Zu. I .l.,,Ajy X' ,ri I ,fl lin'-, ul, V fgzffzif . 4..r: 6- ' V 7 J fifwll n iff .il ll lf 1, f 4.-fi. -' l.. J it ll' lil 'I l. 1' lifl,Iil'l','l 2 'L . ' 1 Wll' nlliwg . ll i 'fi Y' Alf: N, . Ill' w-.1A::, ,i ' f li ll lf?lli'l'!6 2 lill-f.i'l'll f- ' .1 1 a flgklf y!i', 'a!l'.-'l'-A J' ' ,eff ,lg ' nl ivll it ' , s3 llHl'!ll-v1511.10 51,2 . f. ,.. -i l lxlv llxi lk - Milli' viz- 3' . ix Q WX X X R1 14 I MWF' .-,ski ,R ' X RM.: firm!--A f iii. A f Q X In Xl ' in I,Z.,.,.4AI,'I L., 4 'T -Q ., X l...'f '- 'lil . N. xg ta x X X 'ib- ix E 1903 JANUARY 197Monday. Intermediate Examinations begin. JANUARY 31-Saturday. The first term ends. FEBRUARY 2-Monday. The second term begins. FEBRUARY 22-Sunday. Washington's birthday. FEBRUARY 23-Monday. Holiday. Anniversary of the Philosophic Society. MARCH 7-Saturday. Last day for handing in speeches for Concour Day. APRIL 2-Thursday. 5 ' Commencement Exercises of the Medical Department. APRIL 4-Saturday. Concour Day. MAY 5-Tuesday. Commencement Exercises of the Dental Department. MAY 27-Wednesday. Founder's Day. Contest for Founder's Medal Qeveningj. JUNE I-Monday. Final Examinations begin. JUNE 12-Friday. Contest for the Young Prize Medal feveningj. JUNE 13-Saturday. . Class Day. JUNE 14-Sunday. Commencement Sermon. JUNE 15-Monday. Annual meeting of the Board of Trust Q9 A. MJ. JUNE 15-Monday. Alumni Day. Business meeting fro A. MJ: Public exercises leveningj. JUNE 16-Tuesday. Commencement Address, 8 P. M. JUNE 17-Wednesday. Commencement Day. I5 Board of Trust Ex Officio Members CHANCELLOR JAMES H. KIRKLAND, Nashville, Tenn BISHOP J. C. KEENER . . BISHOP A. W. WILSON . . BISHOP J. C. GRANBERRY . BISHOP R. K. HARGROVE . BISHOP W. W. DUNCAN . . BISHOP CHAS. B. GALLOWAY New Orleans, La . . BaltimOre,Md . . Ashland, Va. Nashville, Tenn Spartanburg, S. C . Jackson, Miss BISHOP E. R. HENDRIX . . BISHOP J. S. KEY .... BISHOP O. P. FITZGERALD . BISHOP W. A. CANDLER . BISHOP H. C. MORRISON . BISHOP E. E. HOSS . . BISHOP A. COKE SMITH . . Members by Election 1904' 1908 REV. S. H. BABCOCR . . . . . Batesville, Ark. NATHANIEL BAXTER . . . SAMUEL CUPPLES . . . . St. Louis, Mo. JUDGE NEWNAN CAYCE . T. T. HILLMAN . . . . Birmingham, Ala. COL. G. W. MARTIN . . WILLIAM L. MOOSE . . Morrillton, Ark. J. R. PEPPER .... . R. W. PEATROSS ..... . Danville, Va. REV. R. M. STANDEPER . . 1906 1 1910 W. R. COLE ...... SAMUEL J. KEITH .... Nashville, Tenn. Nashville, Tenn. ROBERT W. BROWDER, D. D. ALLEN R. CARTER, B.A. . . Kansas City, Mo Sherman, Texas Nashville, Tenn . . Oxford, Ga . . Atlanta, Ga Monteagle, Tenn . Charlotte, N. C Nashville, Tenn Columbus, Miss . Martin, Tenn Memphis, Tenn . Oxford, Miss . Bowling Green, Ky . . Louisville, Ky G- M' NEELY ----- - - Nasllvlller Tenn- MAJ. R. W. MILLSAPS . . . . Jackson, Miss JOHN l- TIGERT, D- D- - - - - Nashville, Tenn- HON. W. C. RATCLIPPE . . . Little Rock, Ark ANSON WEST, D. D. . . .... Decatur, Ala. 'The term of ofhce expires at the annual meeting of the Board of Trust in the year indicated. .8 Officers of the Board BISHOP R. K. HARGROVE .......... . . Prm'd.fnz' BISHOP A. W. WILSON, ANSON WEST, D. D. . . Vzte-Pre.vz'dmts JOHN J. TIGERT, D.D., Secnfary ......... .... N ashville, Tenn. THOMAS S. WEAVER, Treasurer . ........ .... N ashville, Tenn. WILS WILLIAMS, Bursar . . . . . . . . Nashville, Tenn. .Sl Executive Committee BISHOP R. K. HARGROVE W, R, COLE SAMUEL J. KEITH JAMES H. KIRKLAND G, M, NEELY I6 Omcers of Instruction and Government J' Academic, Biblical, Engineering, and Pharmaceutical Faculties JF JAMES H. KIRKLAND, A. M., PH.D., LL.D .......... 8 South Avenue, Campus Chancellor, and Professor of Latin Language and Literature. X 'Pg QP B Kg A.B. QWofford, '77jg A.M. KWofford, '78Jg Tutor in Greek, Wofford, '79-'SIQ As- sistant Professor of Greek and German, WoEord, '81-,821 Professor of Greek and German, Wofford, '82-'83g Studied and traveled in Europe, '83-'86, Ph.D. fLeipzig, '85pg Chosen Chancellor of Vanderbilt University, '93g LL.D. CUniversity of North Carolina, '94jg Author of A Study of the Anglo-Saxon Poem, 'The Harrowing of Hell 'g Editor of Horace's Satires and Epistlesg Contributor to American Yourmzl of Plzz'!0l0g'J', The Nation, The Quarterbf Revzkw, etc. JAMES M. SAFFORD, M.D., PH.D .............. Dallas, Texas Emeritus Professor of Natural History and Geology. B 6 Hg A.B. QOhio University, '44yg A.M. fOhio Universityjg Ph.D. fYale, '66Jg M.D. QUniversity of Nashville, '72Jg Professor of Science, Cumberland University, '48-'72g State Geologist of Tennessee, ,54j Re-appointed in '71, Author of Geology of Tennessee , Report on Cotton Production of Tennessee 3 Co-editor of Resources of Tennessee, and con- tributor to various scientific journals. WILLIAM J. VAUGHN, A.M., LL.D .......... . 5 West Avenue, Campus Professor of Mathematics. A K Eg fb B Kg A.B. fUniversity of Alabama, '57Jg A.M. CUniversity of Alabama, '6ojg LL.D. fUniversity of Mississippi, '83jg Tutor in Mathematics, University of Alabama, '57-'6og Tutor in Latin and Greek, University of Alabama, '60-,63Q Professor of Mathematics, University of Alabama, '63-'65g President of Tuscaloosa Female College, '65-'66, President of Centenary Female College, '66-'71, Professor of Physics and Astronomy, University of Alabama, '71-'73g President of Tennessee Female College, '73-'78, Professor of Mathe- matics, University of Alabama, '78-'82, COLLINS DENNY, A. M., B.L ......... 4 ...... 3 West Avenue, Campus Professor of Mental and Moral Philosophy. -'Iv K YIIQ A.B. fPrinceton, '76Jg B.L. lPrinceton, '77lQ A.M. fPrinceton, '79jg Lawyer in Baltimore, '77-'Soy Joined Baltimore Conference, '80, Preacher in various Circuits, 180-841 at Louis- burg, W. Va., '84-'86, at Salem, Va., '87-'8og Chaplain at University of Virginia, '89-'91, at Green Memorial Church, Roanoke, Va., '9I. 17 Faculty 'AF WILLIAM L. DUDLEY, B.S., M.D., F.C.S ..... ..... 3 7 Wesley Hall, Campus ' Professor of Chemistry and Dean of Medical Faculty. Z X, B.S. fUniversity of Cincinnati, '8oJg M.D. fMiami, '85jg Fellow of Association for Ad- vancement of Scienceg Fellow of London Chemical Societyg Demonstrator of Chemistry, Miami Medical College, '79-'Soy Professor of Chemistry and Toxicology, Miami, '80-'863 Commissioner Cincinnati Industrial Exposition, '83-'85g Member of United States Assay Commission, '87g Member of various English, German, and American Chemical and En- gineering Societiesg in 1879, Vice-President and Chairman of Section of Chemisty of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, and delivered the Vice-Presiden- tial Address in Toronto on The Nature of Amalgamng Served two terms as a member of the Council of the American Chemical Society, and, in 1897-'98, was Vice-President, by virtue of being Chairman of the Cincinnati Section, was Director of Affairs and Chair- man of Committees of Award and Music and Amusements of the Tennessee Centennial Exposition, has published many scientihc papers. JOHN DANIEL, M.A ................. IO Central Avenue, Campus Professor of Physics. QA 9, A.B. fUniversity of Alabama, '84jg M.A. CUniversity of Alabama, '86Jg Assistant Pro- fessor of Physics, University of Alabama, '84-'86, Student at johns Hopkins University, '87g Student at Berlin, '92g Instructor in Physics C88-'9oj, and Adjunct Professor of Physics C90-'9IJ, Vanderbilt University, contributor to various scientific joumals, and author of several papers on scientific subjects. HERBERT CUSHING TOLMAN, PH. D., D.D ......... Professor of Greek Language and Literature. Q B Kg B.A. fYale, '88Jg Ph.D. CYale, 'gojg D.D. fUniversity of Nashville, IQOIDQ Fellow at Yale, '88-'91, Instructor in Latin, University of Wisconsin, '91, Assistant Professor of Sanscrit, University of Wisconsin, '92, Professor of Greek, University of North Carolina, 'Q3Q Mem- ber of Royal Asiatic Society, '92g Co-editor Harper 85 Tolman's Cmsar, Tolman 8x Kerr's Matthew, Greek and Roman Mytho1ogy, I-Ierodotus and Empires of the East g Editor of Old Persian Inscriptions, Text of Caesar , Co-editor of Vanderbilt Oriental Series, Author of The Art of Translatingng Contributor to numerous Philological and Archaeological journals. . 48 Wesley Hall, Campus RICHARD JONES, PH.D ................. Professor of English Language and Literature. B.A. flowa Universityjg Ph.D. QI-Ieidelbergbg Professor of Literature in the Illinois State Normal College Swarthmore Colle e S ra U ' 7 West Avenue, Campus , g , y cuse niversityg Regents Inspector of Litera- ture for the State of New York fthe University of the State of New Yorkl. Literary Work- The Growth of the Idyll of the King fLippincott'slg College-entrance Eng- isa fthe University of the State of New Yorkjg The Arthurian Legends fWarner 1 rary of the World s Best Llteraturejg Edition of McBeth fAppleton'sjg Julius Caesar, etc.: Magazine articles. 18 Faculty at . J. T. MCGILL, B.C., PH.D. ........A ...... 1 West Avenue, Campus Professor of Organic and Physical Chemistry and Dean of Pharmaceutical Department. E 'IP B K, B.S. fVanderbilt, '79l, Ph.G. Wanderbilt, '82J, Ph.D. CVanderbi1t, '8Ij, Fellow in Chem- istry, Vanderbilt University, '79-'81, President Vanderbilt University Alumni Association, '81-'83, Assistant Instructor in Chemistry, Vanderbilt, '83-'86, Student in Berlin, '85-'86, Fellow of American Association for Advancement of Science and of the German Chem- ical Society, Author of An Introduction to Qualitative Analysis. FREDERICK W. MOORE, PH.D .............. 144 Wesley Hall, Campus Professor of History and Economics. A.B. CYale, '86J, Ph.D. QYale, '9oj, Lecturer on Sociology, Wharton School of Finance, Univer- sity of Pennsylvania, 'QI-'QZQ Author of Contribution to the History of Presidential Reconstruction in Louisiana , Representation of the Southern States in the Federal Congress, 1861-1865 , Translator of Gumplowicz's Outlines of Sociology. GEORGE W. MARTIN, B.Sc., PH.D ............... I8o4 Grand Avenue Adjunct Professor of Biology. fb A 9, Student Indiana Normal School, '79-'80, Student University of Indianapolis, '81-'82, B.Sc. tWabash College, '87l, Principal High School, Indiana, '87-'88, Principal High School, Monticello, Indiana, '88-'90, Graduate Student, Wabash College, '9o-'91, Graduate' Stu- dent, University of Indiana, 'QI-,921 Assistant Biologist, University of Indiana, '9I-'92, Ph.D. fUniversity of Indiana, '92l, Professor of Biology and Geology, High School of Indianapolis, '92-'99, Professor of Biology for Teachers of Indianapolis Public Schools, '92-'99, Investigator at Marine Biological Laboratory, Wood's Holl, Massachusetts, ,Q3, ,Q4 and '95, Professor of Biology and Geology, Summer Term, University of Indianapolis, '98, Investigator of United States Fish Commission, Wood's Holl, Massachusetts, '99, contributor to many scientific journals. W. H. SCHUERMAN, C. E ................ 6 West Avenue, Campus Professor of Civil Engineering and Dean of Engineering Department. C.E. tUniversity of Cincinnati, '80, Student at Johns Hopkins, '82-'83, Assistant in Physics, University of Missouri, '83-'85, Assistant, Professor of Engineering and Physics, Univer- sity of Missouri, '85-'88, engaged in various Engineering works, '80-'91, CHARLES SUMNER BROWN, M.E ............. 139 Wesley Hall, Campus Professor of Mechanical Engineering. X lib, Ph.B. tYale, '83j, M. E. QYale, '88l, Instructor in Machine Design at Rose Polytechnic Institute, '88, Professor of Machine Design at Rose Polytechnic Institute, '89, Professor of Steam Engineering at Rose Polytechnic Institute, '92-'96, 19 Faculty J' WILBUR F. TILLETT, A.M., D.D ............. 9 South Avenue, Campus Vice Chancellor, Professor of Systematic Theology, and Dean of Theological Faculty. A.B. lRandolph-Macon, '77DQ B.D. fPrinceton, '8ojg A.M. CPrinceton, '8oj3 D.D. QRandolph- Macon, '86jp Assistant Instructor of Mathematics, Randolph-Macon, '76-'77, joined Vir- ginia Conference, '8og Chaplain and Assistant Instructor in Systematic Theology, Vander- bilt, '82-'83, Adjunct Professor of Systematic Theology, Vanderbilt, '83-'84g Contributor to Quarterly Refuiczu, C lzrzkiian Though! and Cmlury ,- Author of Discussions in Theology, Our Hymns and Their Authors, and an important series of articles with the general title, What We Believe, and Why. THOMAS CARTER, A.B., B.D. .............. IO8 Wesley Hall, Campus Professor of New Testament Greek and Exegesis, Vanderbilt University, 1902. E X, A.B. fTulanejg B.D. QVanderbiltjg Professor Greek and Latin, Centenary College of Lou- isiana, '94-'98g Professor Greek, Tulane University of Louisiana, '98-'02, OSWALD EUGENE BROWN, A.M., B.D., D.D ......... 4 West Avenue, Campus Professor of Biblical and Ecclesiastical History. B.A. QChristian University, '80, B.D. fVanderbilt, '89jg M.A. lChristian University, 'gzjg D.D. CCentral College, Missouri, '95j. LEONIDAS CHALMERS GLENN ........... . I West Avenue, Campus Adjunct Professor of Geology. 111 B Kg Student Clinton College, Rutherford College, University of South Carolina, Elected Principal St. john's School, Darlington, S. C., '92g Elected Superintendent Graded School, Darlington, S. C., '94: did Physiographic Work at Harvard Summer of '95, Student at johns Hopkins, '96-'99, Fellow in Geology, 'ogg Ph.D. Uohns Hopkins, 'gojg Associate Professor of Biology and Geology, South Carolina College, 'QQ-YOOQ Elected Full Profes- sor, 'oog Accepted Adjunct Professorship of Geology, Vanderbilt, 'oog has contributed numerous magazine articlesg spends summers in Field Work for U. S. Geological Surveyg has worked for Maryland and North Carolina Geological Surveys. I 20 Fa oulty J' TIMOTHY CLORAN, PH.D ................ . 1oo6 Lamar Street Adjunct Professor of Romanic Languages. B 6 II, Q B Kg A.B. KWestem Reserve University, 'oljp Ph.D. fUniversity of Strassburg, 'ggjg Instructor in Latin and Greek in Geneva, fOhioj Normal School, '91-'93, Professor of French, German, and Greek in Shurtleff College Qlllinoisj, '93-'97, Student at Universities of Berlin and Strassburg, '97-'99g Professor of Modem Languages in State University of Idaho, '99-'oog Ph.D. Dissertation fStrassburg, 'o1j, The Dialogues of Gregory the Great, Translated into Anglo-Norman French 112121 by Angierf' ' ALBERT MAsoN HARRIS, A.M ............... 2106 West End Avenue Adjunct Professor of Public Speaking and Debate. Graduated Emerson College of Oratory, Boston, '93, Graduate Student '94p Assistant in Oratory Oberlin College, '94-'95g,Oberlin Summer School, '95-Q65 A.B. fCornell College, 'Olji A.M. 'ozg Instructor in Oratory Cornell College, 'q6g Head Department of Oratory and Physical Culture, '98. E. A. RUDDIMAN, PH.M., M.D .............. 168 Wesley Hall, Campus Professor of Materia Medica and Pharmacy, Secretary of Faculty in Department of Pharmacy, and Lecturer on Pharmacy in the Medical Department. Ph. C. fUniversity of Michigan, '86jg Assistant in Pharmacognosy, University of Michigan, '86-'87: Ph.M. fUniversity of Michigan, '87jg Assistant in Pharmacy, Vanderbilt Univer- sity, 'go-'gig M.D. QVanderbilt University, '93Jg Chemist of Tennessee State Board of Pharmacy, '96g Author of Estimation of Quinine by Kerner's Method 3 Incompatibil- ities in Prescriptions, and contributor to various magazines. J. H. STEVENSON, B.D., P1-LD ............... 68 Wesley Hall, Campus Professor of Hebrew and Old Testament Exegesis. B.A. fMcGi1l University, '89Jg B.D. fWes1eyan, Montreal, 'gljg Ph.D. fUniversity of Chicago, '97Jg Co-Editor of Vanderbilt Oriental Seriesg Editor of Assyrian and Babylonian Con- tracts g joint Author of Herodotus and Empires of the East, and contributor to numer- ous journals. HERBERT Z. KIP, Ph.D ................ . I2O Farrell Avenue Adjunct Professor of Germanic Languages. B.A. CPrinceton, 'Q4jQ A.M. fPrinceton, '97Jg Ph.D. fLeipzig, 'ggjg Instructor in German and Greek, Allegheny Institute, Roanoke, Va., '95g Assistant Professor of German, Leland Stanford, Ir., University, '99-'oI. 21 Faculty .ai JOHN ADAM KERN, D.D. . ........... . 1915 West Broad Street Professor of Practical Theology. Graduate University of Virginia Cin Moral Philosophyj, D.D. QWashington and Lee Universityjg Professor Moral Philosophy at Randolph-Macon College, '86g President of Randolph- ' ' - . f Ministr to the Congregation, Way of the Preacher. Macon College, 71- 79, Authoro y WILS WILLIAMS . Professor Registrar an . . . . . . . . . . .IO8Wes1ey Hall, Campus THos. CARTER, M.A., B.D ..... of New Testament Greek and Exegesis. . . . . . . . . . . . .KissamHal1,Campus d Secretary of Academic Faculty. P 1 l nfl' IXXWQ1 it - ..r I- -. H1.1':'.'. ii 4 ll 1 ily lr r M they ' gl iilklpgl ffm:9453153ii.Eflffgi:'f!c, f,fe.,,,i , ' '- ' P ljlllf fluzxilll pil,l,l,'.fl1l'-'Il-1,113--ff 5 'fiffnEff-?eiiffi?fQ'r114.51 , lv 111 r fl'-Ilalffll ,:g.i1ffl'l1w '-'if'f.gK-gf:f,., 1 P lllllqli illlilri'.ll3'l. 2.'5fli - p 'lf'-' allfl.,qrf!.'d1':f'f.5,-rrlmflw,Un Nsf'rxi'i2ff.li: ll! I lgfglrfk 15,54 uxmlis, ,-4 r iff, REM 331,-i 13 rl 3 W ill' i' W -' l1l'1l'W' 4ll'l ' 7 - X K X N ' 47' fl li. if 2 -S ' X - 4,4 . ,lull I W -M nplwlfvi :f 'i'j'gff', . , Xe, re 3 3. Ni-?- - J' . hee - s, cfnfg-1':,1x,' X , -'Ia' 1 '1' -, .4 f'- lmf- -' I Qi- 1 .-'Nw'-1 , ., - - X' -1g,f:55s Q - ' -. W-,,.. ' 'H W.-- ' ' ,,'f'5' 'Q ' 1 J --at 4, -W , . -Q -7- . -+7 ,Z ,-T' e ff' 61,44 22 Faculty .8 Instructors, Fellows, and Assistants .25 W. H. HOLLINSHEAD, D.Sc., PI-I. G ......... . . SQ Wesley Hall, Campus Instructor in Chemistry. GUS W. DYER, M.A., B.D ................ Q3 Wesley Hall, Campus Instructor in Economics, Sociology, and Applied Christia nity. EDWIN WILEY, M.A .................. I West Avenue, Campus Instructor in English, and Assistant Librarian. BENJAMIN M. DRAKE, M.A., PH.D. QVanderbiltj ...... End of West End Car Line Instructor in Greek and English. W. R. PEARSON, .................... Kissam Hall, Campus Director of the Gymnasium, and Instructor in Physical Exercise. JAMES MCCLURE, M.A ........ Charlotte Avenue, Corner Ninth, West Nashville Fellow and Assistant in Mathematics and Astronomy. FRANK FRANTZ, B.A. ................ I55 Wesley Hall, Campus Fellow and Assistant in French. ELLIOTT W. KIRK, B.S ................ 109 Wesley Hall, Campus Fellow and Assistant in Biology. WILLIAM ELLISON WILLIS, A.M. . , .......... . Kissam Hall, Campus Fellow and Assistant in Mathematics. SAMUEL BAUMAN, M.A ................ . Wesley Hall, Campus Fellow and Assistant in German. RICHARD DAVIS SMART, JR., B.A ...... ...... . Kissam Hall, Campus Fellow and Assistant in Mathematics. CHARLES S. WILLIAMSON, B.A ...... ........ W est Side Row, Campus JOHN ASHFORD JOHN LAWRENCE EARL F. SCOTT H. M. ROBERSON DAVID DOUGLAS 2 Fellow and Assistant in Geology. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . IICentralAvenue,Campus Engineer and Instructor in Machine Shops. . . . . . . . . Dental Department of Vanderbilt University Instructor in Power Station Practice, and Electrician. I Instructor in Pattern.Makirig and.WOodivOrk. i i .Assisti-Intiin the-Chernical'Laboratoi'y.i i l 'Superintendentof Grounds.. i U 23 . Kissam Hall, Campus 63 Wesley Hall, Campus 4 West Avenue, Campus Fa cult? al Law Department J' THOMAS H. MALONE, M. A. ................. 611 Church Street Dean Of the Law Department, and Professor of Equity jurisprudence and the Law of Contracts JOHN BELL KEEBLE, LL. B. .............. Vanderbilt Law Building Professor of Common Law Pleading and Practice, and Moot Court HORACE H. LURTON, LL. D. ............... 301 South Spruce Street Professor and Lecturer on Constitutional Law and Federal Procedure JAMES C. MCREYNOLDS, B. S., B. L. ............... I5 Cole Building Professor of Commercial Law, Insurance, and Corporations PERCY D. MADDIN, B. S., LL. B .............. 229 North College Street Professor of the Law of Torts and Carriers J. WILLIS BONNER . ........ ........ . Cole Building Professor of Real Property and Criminal Law THOMAS H. MALONE, JR., M.A., LL. B .......... 28 Vanderbilt Law Building Adjunct Professor of Equity Pleading, the Law of Wills and Administrations, and Constitutional Law HON. ED BAXTER .................... 414 jackson Building ' Lecturer on the Law of Interstate Commerce HON. J. M. DICKINSON. . .............. . Chicago, Ill. Lecturer on the Law of Torts HON. W. A. HENDERSON . ............ . Knoxville, Tenn. Lectufer on Advocacy and Practice MYLES POWERS O'CONNOR, M.A., LL. B. ....... . Vanderbilt Law Building Secretary of the Law Faculty 24 Faculty J' Medical Departrnent J' W. L. DUDLEY, B. S., M. D., F. C.S ............. 37 Wesley Hall, Campus Dean of Faculty and Professor of Chemistry G. C. SAVAGE, M. D ...... : ............ 139 North Spruce Street - Professor of Diseases of the Ear, Eye, Throat, and Nose DUNCAN EVE, M. A., M. D ................. . 7oo Church Street Professor of Surgery and Clinical Surgery J. A. WITHERSPOON, M. D ................ 150 North Spruce Street Professor of Practice of Medicine and Clinical Medicine THOMAS MENEES, M. D. . ............ . 148 North Summer Street Professor of Obstetrics, Emeritus GEORGE H. PRICE, M. D., B. E., M.S .......... . . 146 North Spruce Street Professor of Physiology and Clinical Ophthalmology, Secretary of the Medical Faculty OWEN H. WILSON, B. E., M. D .............. . 203 Willcox Building Professor of Anatomy, and Clinical Pediatrics W. H. WITT, M. A., M. D ........... .... 1 SI North Spruce Street Professor of Materia Medica and Therapeutics in the Medical and Dental Departments Louis LEROY, M. D ...........i ....... 1 46 North Spruce Street Professor of Histology, Pathology, and Bacteriology in the Medical and Dental Departments W. FRANK GLENN, M. D ...... ............. W illcox Building Clinical Professor of Genito-Urinary and Venereal Diseases 25 Faculty .Sl G. P. EDWARDS, M. D ................... 415 Jackson Building Clinical Professor of Neurology, Dermatology, and Electro-Therapy J. T. ALTMAN, M. D ..................... 704 Church Street Professor of Obstetrics RICHARD A. BARR, B. A., M. D ................. 704 Church Street W Professor of Abdominal Surgery, and Professor of Anatomy and Physiology in the Dental Department LUc1Us E. BURCH, M. D. . .......... , .... ISO North Spruce Street Professor of Gynecology A. B. COOKE, M.D .................. . I2 Steger Building Professor of Anatomy and Clinical Proctology J. A. GAINES, M. D. . .......... ..... . 700 Church Street Adjunct Professor of Medicine WORCESTER A. BRYAN, A. M., M. D ............. 146 North Spruce Street Adjunct Professor and Demonstrator of Surgery, and Lecturer on General and Oral Surgery in Dental Department E. A. RUDDIMAN, PH. M., M. D .............. 168 Wesley Hall, Campus Professor of Materia Medica and Pharmacy, Secretary of the Faculty in the Department of Pharmacy, and Lecturer on Pharmacy in the Medical Department J' Assistants and Instructors OLIN WEST, PH. C., M.D ................. ISI North Spruce Street Demonstrator of Chemistry, Assistant to the Chairs of Chemistry and Physiology, and Instructor in Physics HARRINGTON MARR, M.D ..... . ............ 6192 Church Street Dernonstrator of Anatomy in the Medical and Dental Departments R. S. DOAK, M. D ................... I4O North Spruce Street Assistant to the Chair of Eye, Ear, Throat, and Nose 26 Faculty J' W. C. WELBURN, M. D .................... 209 Russell Street Assistant to the Chair of Medicine, and Physician to the Dispensary WILLIAM LITTERER, A. M., M. D. ............ 401 South College Street Assistant to the Chair of Materia Medica, and Demonstrator of Anatomy A. N. HOLLABAUGH, M. D ............... . 509 Lea Avenue A. W. HARRIS, M. D. GEORGE C. TRAWICK, M. A. FoRT, A. B., PH J. R. DAWSON . R. MOTHERAL . T. S. DEGRAFFENRIED B. L. BURDETTE . J. W. ALSOBROOK . A. E. Gonwm . Assistant to the Chair of Gbstetrics . ............ . . Willcox Building Assistant Demonstrator of Anatomy M. D. ..... I ........ . 210 North High Street Assistant Demonstrator of Anatomy .C ................ 906 South Summer Street Assistant in Pharmacy in the Medical Department . . 913 South Summer Street Assistant Demonstrator of Histology . . . . . . . . . . . . .............. 803SouthMarketStreet Assistant Demonstrator of Histology . . . . . . . - . . . . . . 408 Elm Street Assistant in Pharmacy . . 908 South Summer Street Assistant Demonstrator of Chemistry .5IOLeaAvenue Assistant Demonstrator of Chemistry . . . . . . . . . . .Corner Elm and SummerStreets Custodian of Medical Building 27 Faculty JC Dental Department .al D. R. STUBBLEFIELD, A.M., M. D.,D.D.S ........... 402 Willcox Building H Dean of the Department of Dentistry, and Professor of Metallurgy and Dental Pathology. ROBERT R. FREEMAN, M. D., D.D. S ............ 159 North Summer Street Professor of Prosthetic Dentistry and Orthodontia. HENRY W. MORGAN, M. D., D. D.S. ............ 211 North High Street Professor of Operative Dentistry, and Dental Anatomy. U. D. B1LLMEYER, D.D.S ............... 110 and 112 Vauxhall Street Professor of Clinical Dentistry. j. ATCHISON DALE, D.D.S .............. 2172 North Summer Street Professor of Dental Anatomy, Technic, Crown and Bridge Work. J- Assistants and Instructors W. C. GILLESPIE, D. D.S .................. 6252 Church Street Lecturer on Dental jurisprudence and Ethics. W. G. WH1Ts1TT, D.D.S .................. 820 Meridian Street Chairman of the Corps of Demonstrators in the Dental Department, and Lecturer on Technic. CHARLES M. NEWTON, D. D. S ........ Dental Department, Vanderbilt University Demonstrator of Operative Dentistry. H. A. HOLDER, D. D.S .......... Dental Department, Vanderbilt University Demonstrator of Prosthetic Dentistry and Crown and Bridge Work. J. R. STOKES ............. Dental Department, Vanderbilt University Demonstrator Assistant. A. M. MARRON . ........ Dental Department, Vanderbilt University Technic Demonstrator Assistant. S. T. R. GREEN . ....... Dental Department, Vanderbilt University Demonstrator Assistant. -Z' PROFESSOR PROFESSOR PROFESSOR PROFESSOR PROFESSOR PROFESSOR PROFESSOR PROFESSOR PROFESSOR Standing Committees 8 .5 Committee on University Instruction CHANCELLOR JAMES H. KIRRLAND, Chairman PROFESSOR RICHARD JONES, Secretary COLLINS DENNY PROFESSOR W. L. PROFESSOR W. J. VAUGHN DUDLEY Committee on .Fchedule and Course of .ftudy ' PROFESSOR W. H. SCHUERMAN, Clzairman W. L. DUDLEY PROFESSOR H. C. F. W. MOORE PROFESSOR TOLMAN W. J. VAUGI-IN Examining Committee PROFESSOR F. W. MOORE, Chairman TIMOTHY CLORAN PROFESSOR W. J. VAUGHN RICHARD JONES PROFESSOR H. Z. KIF H. C. TOLMAN PROFESSOR R. B. STEELE Committee on Engineering Course of .Ttudy PROFESSOR W. L. DUDLEY, Clzairman C. S. BROWN PROFESSOR W. H. SCHUERMAN GEORGE W. MARTIN PROFESSOR W. J. VAUGHN Supervisory Committee for .ftudents PROFESSOR W. H. SCHUERMAN, Chairman L. C. GLENN PROFESSOR R. B. STEELE 29 A I Graduate Students J OFFICERS LOUIS PERRY . . , , Prgjidgni SAMUEL BAUMANN . . Vice-President EMIL C. WILM . . . . . Secremry H. O. WHITE ........ ...... T reaszzrer CHARLES S. WILLIAMSON, JR. . . . Cor1'esp0ndingSecreta1'y HENRY H. BARGER, B.A. SAMUEL BAUMANN, M.A. MOSES BERGEDA . . . CHARLES G. BURKITT, M.A. . JOHN E. EDGERTON, B.A. FRANK FRANTZ, M.A. . CHARLES C. GUMM, M. A. WILLEY T. HALE, M.A. CORA A. HARDY, B.A. . DAISY M. HEMPHILL, B.A. JAMES M. JENKINS, B.A. PAUL B. KERN, B.A. . . .af .sf- SI Arkansas Ohio Hungary Tennessee Tennessee Virginia Maryland Alabama Tennessee Tennessee Arkansas Tennessee ELLIOTT W. KIRK, B.S. HORACE LIPSCOMB, B. S. SAMUEL M. MILLER, B.A. ToM NEEL, B. E .... LQUIS C. PERRY, M. A. . GRIFFITH T. PUGH, M. A. GILBERT C. SCOGGIN, M.A. RICHARD D. SMART, B. A. SARAH R. TWITTY, PH. M. HOLLAND O. WHITE, B.A. EDWIN WILEY, M. A. . WESLEY C. WILLIAMS, B.A. Graduate Students-Continued CHARLES S. WILLIAMSON, B. S. . WILLIAM E. WILLIS, M.A. EMIL C. WILM, M.A. . I r.' . 'L .Lx lg Q , ' I 4- wil 1 K -' , f xX V , !X Illinois Tennessee Kentucky South Carolina Virginia South Carolina Missouri Virginia Arkansas Mississippi Tennessee Alabama Tennessee South Carolina Texas 6 Dig: B' I4 LT U2 NE IN IR1iSek1E Senior Class WWI! fu N ff 4 x 'Civ x N M I X ffffpfl ffff H .yi-., 1J I I, it P I ', 1' :A I -, A e'!.' , .' ' I ' I ' ' , ,. xx xox, 1' X fff f A K X 11 . ' - fu - ,ff f ff? ff if5fAiQx'fNQ.Xx Alf Cp I , ..,Mj,1gf, rfzxsglfxxx XUXY I f ,gg 1ar:nmXbA ,g rr .- f' 1 'E' A ia ?'Kxr1a!:1,2.', ...nfl -g f 1 . . 1 f A ., ,. - , ' . I fir!! 1' fy A X - . -. XXL ygx l- 1 - y K 4ff?,f5,,- Ox 'OU in . X -jf? HWU -' XXA X 'a I. if , ' ffm C X fha! A , fir, X ' Wffr gw XX X xx 5 U, Xx X E 'sf XX X NMI lf 1 OFFICERS .99 Presidem' , VICTOR IVAN MOORE, W CHAPPELL, Vice-Presiden! FRANK . EDWARD F. MALONE, Secretary E ALIN BROWN, Treasurer V MARGARET COLLINS DENNY, Historian 37 Senior Class History J The Class of Nineteen Three has reached the dignity and exalted position of seniority, and now, as we smile backward over the pathway that has led to graduation, our eyes become unaccountably blurred, and we choke back a lump in our throats and lie placidly to one another about how delighted we are to begin real life, to battle with the world, to prove our Worth, and all such hackneyed rot. As Freshmen we suffered untold horrors-weak in numbers but wanting nothing in strength of soul, we met the end of all bantams and were ingloriously suppressed. In Sopho- more and junior years the polishing process continued in easier doses-the mill ground down our roughness and brightened our unsightly parts-until we have been evolved men and women from the crude stuff of which our class was made, ready now to enter into the joys of the goal of all our hopes, Commencement Day, it for such an honor. From the roll of 1903 many have fallen away, and many a bright jewel is missing from the cluster of our class. New ones have entered, and a change so great has taken place that what was 1903 in 'QQ is now but a fragment of itself. But, great or small, we depart from the University with a love for the Gold and Black engendered and grown within us, that neither joy nor grief can ever dim. Our pride in our class is great, but our love for our Alma Mater greater. May her future be more grand than we could wish, and may her name be brightened just a little by the record of the Class of Nineteen Three. And so, farewell l fx ' , A Jyfflf f W5 it ,I,.,wX. A fT F75-f1?5L4El1i' i f-if - T Class of 1903 J' I BROWN, EVALIN, 0 A 0, B. S. ........ . Nashville, Tenn Class Treasurer, 'oz-'o3. 2 BUCKLEY, RAY, K A, B. E .................... Louisville, Ky Manager Freshman Athleticsg Class Nine, 'oo-'org Class Eleven, 'og-'00, 'OO-'OIQ Captain Scrub Baseball Team, 'OO-'01, '02-'o3g Manager 'Varsity Football Team, '02-'03, 3 CAMERON, I. T., di If 27, B.A. .................. Pulaski, Tenn. Class Track Team, '99-'00, 'OO-'OIQ Secretary Philosophic Literary Society, IQOIQ Critic and . Treasurer of Philosophic Literary Society, 1902: Business Manager Observer, 'oz-'o3. . 4 . . CANNON, MADGE CARROLL, B. A. . . . . . McKenzie, Tenn 5 CARR, BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, fl? A 6, B. A ................ Fulton, Ky 'Varsity Nine, '98-'99, 'QQ-'00, 'oo-'01, 'or-'02, O2-O32 Captain 'Varsity Nine, '99-'oog Class Presi- dent, '99-'oog Glee Club, '98-'99, 'OO-'0I, 'ol-'02, President of West Side Association, '02-'o3g Dialectic Debater, 19035 Winner of Vanderbilt Tennis Championship, IQOZQ President of Dialectic Literary Society, 'OO-'OIQ President Pan Hellenic Council, '02-'03, Comet Editor, 'oz-'o3. 6 CHADWELL, ISAAC L., III1' A, B. E. ................ Nashville, Tenn Class Eleven, '99-'00, 'OO-'01, Assistant in Chemical1Laboratory, 'OI-,021 Assistant in Surveying, '02-,031 Cornet Editor, 'oz-'o3. 7 CHAPPELL, FRANK W., Z' X, B. A. ................ Nashville, Tenn Class Eleven, '99-'oog Glee Club, 'OO-'OIL Observer Stalf, '01-'02, Thanksgiving Debater, IQOIQ Class Vice-President, '02-'o3g Hustler Staff, '02-'o3. 39 Class of 1903 J' 8 CHISUM, W. C., 47 K W, B. S .................... Paris, Texas. Vice-President Texas Club, 'OO-lOl, Pan Hellenic Council, ,02-'03, Comet Editor, '02-'03, 9 CLIFTON, JOHN W., E N, B.A ................... Mansfield, La Vice-President Vanderbilt Southern History Association, ,OI-'02, President Vanderbilt Southern History Association, '02-'03, Editor of Commencement Courier, '02-'03, Editor-in-Chief of Observer, '02-'o3g Pan Hellenic Council, '02-'03, Comet Editor, 'oc-'o3. IO DENNY, MARGARET, 6 A 6, B.A .............. . Nashville, Tenn Class Historian, 'QQ-'00, 'oo-'01, 'ox-'oz, ,O2-'03, I I DoRRoH, J. H., B. E. . . . Madison, Miss I2 ELBRICK, FRED B., B. E. . . . . Nashville, Tenn 13 GARLAND, CLAUDE M., B. E. .................. Nashville, Tenn Assistant in Chemical Laboratory, '02-'03, Vice-President Engineering Association, '02-'o3. HUGHEY, ALLEN H., B.A. . HUNNICUTT, W. L., A T A, B.S. . JONES, GRINNELL, E N, Q B K, B.S. . . 14 I5 16 . Hughey, Tenn . . Atlanta, Ga . . . . . . . . . . Nashville, Tenn 'Varsity Track Team, 'OO-'01, 'or-'02, '02-'03, Captain 'Varsity Track Team, 'ox-'ozg Captain Class Eleven, 'oo-'org Class Basketball Team, '99-'oo, 'OO-'OIQ 'Varsity Basketball Team, 'ol-'02, '02-'03, Class Track Team, 1900, Captain Class Track Team, 1901 9 Honor Committee, '02-'03, Manager 'Varsity Basketball Team, ,O2-'O3. 40 Class of 1903 J- I7 LINK, JOSEPHINE. lp K T. B. A. . . . . Nashville, Tenn 18 MALONE, EDWARD F., K A, B.A .......... . Nashville, Tenn Class Secretary, 'oz-'03, 19 MCNULTY, PETER C., A A7 E, B. E. .............. Chattanooga, Tenn Class Eleven, 'gg-'oo, 'OO-'01, Glee Club, 'oo-'01, 'OI-'02, '02-'03, Secretary Y. M. C. A., 'QQ-,002 Class Basketball Team, '99-'oo, 'OO-'OIQ 'Varsity Track Team, '99-'oo, 'ol-'02, Class Track Team, '99-'oo, 'oo-'01, 'OI-'02. 20 MEUX, GEORGE W., 11' A, B. A. ................. Stanton, Tenn Manager Class Nine, 'gg-'oog Manager Class Athletics, 'OO-'OIQ Assistant Manager 'Varsity Baseball Team, '01-'02, Manager 'Varsity Baseball Team, '02-'03, Honor Committee, 'oz-'03, Comet Editor, '02-'o3. 21 MONK, ALoNzo, JR., Z' X, B.A ............. ...... A tlanta, Ga Hustler Staff, '01-'02, Class Treasurer, 'oo-'org Y. M. C. A. Secretary, 'OI-'02, '02-'03, Secretary Philosophic Literary Society, IQOIQ Secretary and Treasurer Vanderbilt Southern History Association, IQOZQ President Philosophic Literary Society, 'ol-'02, Class Track Team, 1901, Thanksgiving Debater, 1902, Business Manager Hustler, '02-'03, Manager 'Varsity Foot- ball Tearn, '03-,O4. 22 MOORE, VICTOR I., K Z, B. A. .......' ........... O pelika, Ala Class Nine, '99-'00, 'OO-'OIQ Gymnasium Team, 'OI-'02, Assistant Manager 'Varsity Track Team, IQOZQ Manager 'Varsity Track Team, 19031 Captain Class Track Team, IQOZQ Class Vice- President, '01-'02, President Philosophic Literary Society, IQO3Q Chairman Honor Commit- tee, 'oz-'03, Class President, 'oz-'03, Hustler Staff,'o1-'ozg Editor-in-Chief Hustler, '02-'03, Observer Staff, '02-'o3g Courier Staff, 'OI-'02, Secretary of Pan Hellenic Council, 'oz-'03, Chairman Comet Board, 'oz-'o3. 3 41 Class of 1903 J' 23 MORGAN, A. j., di If E, B.A ......... . . . . . . . . . Fayetteville, Tenn University of Tennessee Debater, 1902, 'Varsity Eleven, 'O2-'03, Class Representative, 19035 Pan Hellenic Council, '02-'03, 24 NELSON, EMMA H., B.A. . . . Mt. Pleasant, Tenn 25 0,NEAL, ALFRED M., E X, B. E ................ 'Varsity Track Team, ,QQ-'00, Glee Club, 'OI-'Oa, '02-'O3. 26 PRIDE, MONNELL, Q K T, B. S. . ........ . . Class Secretary, 'OI-'O2. 27 RICH, STELLA R., 8 A 8, QD B K, B. S. . . . 28 ROBERSON, HORACE MAXEY, Z' N, B. S. . ......... . Assistant in Chemical Laboratory, ,OI-'02, 'O2-'03, 29 SCOTT, EARL F., E A E, B. E .................. Business Manager Commencement Courier, 1903, Instructor in Woodwork, SO Florence, Ala Nashville, Tenn Nashville, Tenn Pikeville, Tenn Marshall, Texas '98-'03, SLAUGHTER, BEN, Z X, B. E .................. Winchester, Tenn Class Eleven, 1898, Manager Class Eleven, 18983 Scrub Eleven, 1898, Class Nine, I89QQ Manager Class Nine, ISQQQ Class Track Team, 18993 Class Eleven, IQOO. 42 Class of 1903 J' 31 SNEAD, ALBERT C., Z' N, 97 B K, B. A .............. Murfreesboro, Tenn Treasurer Dialectic Literary Society, '01-'02, Winner Owen Prize Medal, I902Q President Q B K, ,O2-'03, Faculty Representative, 1903. 32 UHL, FORREST, B.E. , . . . Wheatland, Texas 33 ZDANOWICZ, CASIMIR D., A TQ, B. A. ............. Nashville Tenn . , . Secretary Philosophic Literary Society, 'ol-'02, President Philosopliic Literar Societ '02-'O Y Y, 33 Vice-President Y. M. C. A., '02-'03, Pan Hellenic Council, '02-,O3Q Comet Editor, '02-'03, Y. M. C. A. Delegate to Toronto Convention and Asheville Summer School. Q 43 , , Nr., l 'T1 JUNIOR CLASS fQ-- iff A , fl .Q ,bf ' ff! , ' '::'.Q'l9l,l? I -'p l xx . F fix 1121 HQ xafv: 'sgyxx-,l 'ffiiiff 8 ai- L 'eil YELL Wee-Wow! Wee-Wow! Wee-Wow Wore! Vanderbilt! Vanderbilt! 1904! J, l COLORS-White and Gold. FLOWER-American Beauty. .59 , OFFICERS DOUGLAS M. WRIGHT, Preddzfvzz JAMES R. WILLIAMSON, Vice-President SAIDEE SHEFFIELD LUFF, Secretary MAUD MARY SAUNDERS, Treasurer 47 9 Class Roll J' , ANTHONY, WALTER . ....... . . . . Wrightsville, Ga 'Varsity Track Team, 'OI-'O2. BLANTON, SMILEY J., E N . . ......... Nashville, Tenn CAMPBELL, KATHARINE LOUISE . Nashville, Tenn CORNELIUS, BENJAMIN F., 10 A 9 ..... ........... N ashville, Tenn Class Nine, 'OI-'02, substitute 'Varsity Nine, '01-'02, '02-'o3. DENNY, ELIZABETH CHAPMAN, 9 A 6 ............. Nashville, Tenn Class Treasurer, 'OI-'O2. DINNING, WOODFORD W., Z' N . ........ Gleason, Tenn DUBOSE, HENRY WADE, A 11' E ............. . Nashville, Tenn Vice-President Philosophic Literary Society, 1902. EVANS, GEORGE J ................... . Memphis, Tenn FISHER, JOHN R., A T A . ......... . Gallatin,Tenn Class President, 'OO-'OI. HAMMOND, FRANCES, 9 A 6 . ....... Nashville, Tenn GORDON, FIELDING G., 0 A 0 , ......... Franklin, Tenn Class Basketball, 'oz-'o3. HARGIS, JOHN S ..... ........ W inchester, Ky HOUSTON, FRANK K., Z A E ................. Woodbury, Tenn Substitute 'Varsity Eleven, 'O1-'02, '02-'03, Class Eleven, 'OI-'OZQ Associate Editor Husilcr, 'OI-'02, Treasurer Philosophic Literary Society, IQOZQ Concour Speaker, 1903. HUDSON, LAWRENCE D .................... Huntsville, Ala Class Basketball, 'OI-'02, 'Oz-'o3. JONES, R. CHAPIN, Z' N . ........... Nashville, Tenn KOLSKY, IRVING . . ......... . Nashville, Tenn Class Basketball, 'oo-'o1. 48 Class Roll J LUEF, SAIDEE SHEFFIELD, 8 A 0 ......... . Nashville, Tenn Class Secretary, 'oz-'O3. NICHOLS, JOHN . .................. Leeville, Tenn Substitute 'Varsity Eleven, 'OI-'02, Class Eleven, 'Ox-'O2. NICHOLS, JAMES WALTER .................. 'Varsity Track Team, 'OI-'02, President Dialectic Literary Society, 1902. NYE, ADOLPH F., Q5 A 0 ................... Nashville, Tenn Class Basketball, 'O2-'03, President Dialectic Literary Society, 1903. ROBERSON, HORACE M., E N ................. Pikeville, Tenn ROGERS, HERBET T .... , Mu11in5,S, C SAUNDERS, MAUD MARY, 0 A 8 . ......... . Nashville, Tenn Class Treasurer, '02-'03. SIBLEY, JESSE B., QP A 8 . ..,............... Louisville, Ky 'Varsity Track Team, 'OI-'02, 'oz-'03, Captain Class Track Team, 'OI-'ozg Substitute 'Varsity Nine, 'ox-'02, 'O2-'O3g Substitute 'Varsity Eleven, 'oz-'03, Winner of Hammer Throw and Shot Put, Class Field Day, 1901, Class Secretary, 'OI-'02, SMART, W. AIKEN, A KE ........... . . . . . . St. Louis, MO Class Basketball, 'oz-'03, Class Nine, 'O1-'o2. TIGERT, JOHN J., JR., :D A 8 ................. Nashville, Tenn Class President, 'OI-'02, Class Nine, 'OI-'02, Class Eleven, 'OO-'01, 'Varsity Eleven, 'OI-'02, '02-'03, Class Basketball, 'OI-'02,'O2-,031 'Varsity Basketball, 'oz-'03, Entrance Prize Latin and Greek, 1900. WHITMAN, WILLIE S .... . Nashville, Tenn WILLIAMSON, JAMES R., II K A ................. Culleoka, Tenn Class Vice-President, 'O2-'o3g Substitute 'Varsity Eleven, 'OI-'02, 'O2-'03, Class Nine, 'Oo-'org Captain Class Nine, 'OI-'o2. WRIGHT, DOUGLAS M., QP A 0 . ........ ........ N ashville, Tenn Class President, 'oz-'03, 411 A 6 Representative to National Convention, 1902. 49 fm ff GN? YL N ,IIXX OQXX-QW xX,J f X SOCIETY AT THE W SOPHOMORE CLASS YELL S O P I-I S. Eat 'ern alive! Sophomores, Sophomores, Nineteen five. COLORS-Pink and Lavender. FLOWER-Sweet Pea. a OFFICERS GEORGE R. GORDON, Pre.sz'a'enz' JOHN M. DEBOW, Wee-President JOHN R. WATERS, Secretary l 1 l al: IJ: FELIX M. MASSEY, Treasurer ANDERSON, WILLIAM J., A T A . .bt Sophomore Class '05 xguvrvf yn: 7504 ...............Springiield,Tenn 'Varsity Track Team, IQOZQ Captain Class Track Team. BLAKE, FRANK J., K 2 BANG, LOUISE P., :D KT . . . BLANKS, ANTHONY F., Z' A E . Nashville, Tenn Substitute 'Marsity'Eleven, rgoag Glee1Cli1b, OIl'o2, 'OE-'05, l Class Treasurer, 'OI-,02Q Glee Club, 'OI-'02, 'Oz-'O3. BLEDSOE, ROY, 2 N ..... BROWN, GEORGE H., II11' A . BROWN, GRACE, di If T .... CARTWRIGHT, BRADLEY P., A K E COOK, WATSON M., di KZ' . . . COOK, WILLIAM H., A If E . . 0 Glee Club, 'OI-302: U . . - . . . . . . . . . . . . - . . . . . Class Track Team. ' 'Olde O1url,'05-'63, ' 53 . . Nashville, Tenn . Monroe, La . Petersburg, Tenn . Springfield, Tenn . Woodbury, Tenn . . Decatur, Ala . Santa Fe, Tenn . West Point, Miss Sophomore Class CORNELIUS, RUFUS L. E. . . . . ..... . . . . Gordonsville, Ky Gymnasium Team, 'OI-'O2. DAVIS, GEORGE F., A TA ................... Richmond, Mo 'Varsity Nine, 'OI-'02, '02-,OQQ Scrub Eleven, 'OI-'02, '02-'O3g Assistant in Chemical Laboratory, 'O2-'O3g Associate Editor Husller, 'O2-'o3g Board of Directors of Kissam Hall, 'O2-'03, COMET Editor, 'oz-'03, DEBOW, JOHN M., 117 K Z' ..... ............. U nion City, Tenn Captain Scrub Football Team, Class Vice-Presidentg Class Nine. DENTON, GUY T ...................... . Robards, Ky Gymnasium Team, 'or-'02, DUBOSE, CORA ROBERTA, Q5 K I' ...... .... . Nashville, Tenn DUNCAN, MARVIN ...... . . Clifton, Tenn ELLIOTT, EXAM A., A T52 . . . Franklin, Tenn FROST, WILLIAM A. JR., A K E . ...... . Shelbyville, Tenn GARR, CHARLES C., Z' A E . . ........ . Flemingsburg, Ky Glee Club, 'OI-'O2. GORDON, GEORGE R., Z' A E .................. Camden, Ark Class Vice-President, 'OI-'02, Class President, 'O2-'03, Honor Committee, 'O2-'o3. GRAHAM, THOMAS B. .................... Nashville, Tenn 'Varsity Eleven, IQO2. GREEN, CHARLES C., K E .................. Houston, Texas. Gymnasium Team, 'OI-'o2g Glee Club, 'OI-'O2, 'O2-'03, Track Team, 'OI-'02, Assistant Football Manager, 'O3-'O4. GRIGSBY, FANNIE L. . . . Paducah, Ky HAMILTON, WALTON H. . . Florence, Ala HAYES, LAURA F., cb K 1' ........... ...... . Nashville, Tenn HEFLIN, JOHN J., Z A E ........... . ...... Flemingsburg, Ky. Glee Club, 'OI-'02, Vice-President Philosophic, 'oz-'03, HGLT, I. LEE, SA E .................... Nashville, Tenn Associate Editor Husiler, 'O2-'03, 22d Feb. Oratorg Philosophic Concour Orator. HOWELL, JOE T., -If A 8 .... ............... N ashville, Tenn Substitute 'Varsity Eleven, 'OI-'O2g 'Varsity Eleven, 'O2-'O3g 'Varsity Basketball Team, 'OI-'02, Class Track Team, 'OI-'O2. IRBY, ELIZABETH W., KP K I' . . . Nashville, Tenn JONES, ELIOT, Z N .... . . . . Nashville, Tenn KEY, BENJAMIN W., A K E . ......... Waco, Texas Class Nine, 'ol-'o2. KLYCE, BATTLE H. . ....... . Erin, Tenn Class Nine. 54 Q Sophomore Class LANGHAM, A- D-, fp A 9 - . Beaumont, Texas. LYON, ADELAIDE E .... , Nashville, Tenn, MANIER, WILLIAM R., Q A 0 . . Nashville, Tenn. MAssEY, FELIX M., II K A .................. Mulberry, Tenn. 'Varsity Eleven, '99, 'ozg President Class, '99-'OOQ Basketball, '99-'oog Class Treasurer, '02-'03, General Secretary Y. M. C. A., '02-'o3. MCCLEAREN, DAVID E., 45 K Z' ......... . . . Pleasantville, Tenn. Class Track Team. MORTON, SAMUEL F .... ...... . . Fordyce, Ark. NOLEN, MINNIE LEE, 0 A 8 , , Nashville, Tenn, OSBORNE, RAY ..... . . . Sebree, Ky PICKENS, DAVID R., A K E .................. Bellbuckle, Tenn Substitute 'Varsity Basketball Team, 'OI-'02, 'Varsity Basketball, '02-'03, PIPKIN, EDGAR M., 45 K Z' .................. Arkadelphia, Ark. - Vice-President Historical Society. PORTER, WILLIAM R., KA ............. . . . Paris, Tenn. RANSOM, MEDICUS, 0 If QF , . Nashville, Tenn. RAY, JOHN A., 45 K Z . . . . . Perry, I. T RENCHER, WILLIAM O. . . . Stockton, Ala. SCALES, ANNE H., 0 A 8 ....... . . . Nashville, Tenn SIMS, E. KENT, KA ................. . Linden, Tenn Class President, 'OI-'OZQ Class Nine, 'OI-'02, SMITH, DAVID M., K Z ................. . Nashville, Tenn Winner Prize Mathematics and History, 'OI-'02, SPENCE, MARY A .... ................. M urfreesboro, Tenn STOKES, JORDAN, JR,, Q K EP' . . . Nashville, Tenn TUCKER, EVERETT B., ZX ................ . . Smyrna, Tenn Y. M. C. A. Delegate to Asheville, 1899, to Knoxville, 1902, Inter-Society Debater, 1903, Business Manager V. U. Quarterly, 19035 Associate Editor Hustler, '02-'o3. WATERS, JOHN R., 2 N ........ .......... . . Florence, Ala Class Secretary, '02-'o3g Board of Directors of W. S. Row Association, 'O2-'o3. WILSON, LOUISE, ai K Y' ................... Nashville, Tenn WOODROW, MILLARD F., A TA ........ ...... . Schochoh, Ky Winner Entrance Prize Latin and Greek, 'or-'o2. 55 The Burial of Sir Freshman IAFTER THE BURIAL OF SIR JOHN MOORE, J' Not a sound was heard, not a warning note, We charged him quickly, at dead of night, As our men to the egging we hurried, On the sod the Freshman turning, Not a Soph discharged his rotten shot By the struggling moonbeams' misty light, Till we got where the Freshman scurried. And the apples smartly buming. No useless arms enclosed his breast, But in mud and in dirt we wound him, And he lay, like a dead one taking his rest, With his egg-stained cloak around him. Loud and long were the prayers he said, Groaning and wailing and almost dead, And he spoke many words of loathing- While Sophomore boots impelled him, But we steadfastly sat on the back of his head, The co-eds laughingly pumped on his head, While he bitterly thought of his clothing. As under the water we held him. Lightly they'll talk of his spirit quite gone- Though his gall was at one time amazing- Little he'll reck if we'll let him alone For the rest of the term without hazing. The most of our joyous task was done, Slowly and gently we let him up When the clock told the hour for retiring, From the Held of his shame, wet and yellow And we heard what we thought was the famous gun While we went on our way to drain a full cup That the Freshman's Friend was firing. In memory of this saddened fellow. 56 FRESH MAN CLASS Q. Freshmen 'B ' , 4 -1.12. ' A f fry' 7 , - i YELL X-XY ,X , Rackety, rackety, rackety, rix! U , 1' Vanderbilt, Vanderbilt, X 1906 df K-N - ' -S ,, :MK 8, 4,4 ' ' X ' 'f f ,ba - ,,,3.fQ.3 .gg .A . P M sei .. V Q ia! . -' A ' - J ' . !f3i'1viSUeasi F 6 . - x ggigrgkwxmilzv ... J . Q Q' .A bf i :azz ' J ., if 9 ' COLOR-Nile Green. TEMP.-Hell-fire. BY-WORD-Never say die! J' OFFICERS WILL. BRAD. ROULSTONE, President WIL. H. POTTS, Vice-President WILL. WEAVER, Seerefezry Miss M. MERIWEATHER, T reezsurer WILL. CRUTCHFIELD, Leader of Yells J MOTTO-Where there are Wills there are Ways. '59 ALEXANDER, V. J., E A E . AMBERG, R. L., fl? K E . AMBROSE, I-I. F. . . BARR, H., K A . BIASLER, R. P. . . BAXTER, J., Q K Yf . BERRY, F. A., 415 K Elf BRADFORD, M. A., K A . BRITTAIN, G. D., K A . BROWN, I., A T A .... Freshman Class J' . . - . . . . . Class Nine. Class Eleven, 'Varsity Nine. Class Eleven , Glee Club. . . . f . . .. Jasper, Tenn . Hickman, Ky . Nashville, Tenn . Nashville, Tenn . Louisville, Ky . Nashville, Tenn . Nashville, Tenn . Columbus, Ga . Talladega, Ala . Bingham, Tenn Winner Ent. Prize, Latin and Greek, Class Eleven, Class Track Team. BROWN, J. B. G., HK A . BURNS, L. H., Z7 N . CORUM, J. M., Z N . . . CRUTCHFIELD, W. W., di K E CUNNINGHAM, F., QD A 0 . . DAVENPORT, S. ELIZABETH DUMAS, W. L., K A . . . FLOWERS, A. H., K A . FLOWERS, J. J., K A . FRANK, A .... Class Eleven, Class Track Team. . . . . - . Class Track Team. Class Eleven, Class Track Team. Class Basketball Team. . . . . . . . - T . . . . . . . . COlumbia,Tenn . Columbia, Tenn . Paris, Tenn . Nashville,Tenn Centreville, Tenn . Fairburn, Ga . . Mobile, Ala Montgomery, Ala Montgomery, Ala . Nashville, Tenn Freshman Class J' FRAZER, J. S., .Y X . . . . Nashville, Tenn HAMILTON, E. J., A T A ................... Harrison, Miss Sub. Varsity Eleven, 'Varsity Five, 'Varsity Nine, 'Varsity Track Team. HAMILTON, G. G., A T A HAMILTON, R., K E . HAPPEL, H. E., A K E HARRELL, M. B., df If E HARWELL, C. M., 45 If 2 HARRIS, H. D., K E' . Captain Class Track Team. Class Eleven, Class Five. . . . . . . . . . , Captain Class Eleven, Class Five, Substitute 'Varsity Nine. HENDERSON, H. D. . HENRY, P. W., Z' N . HOLLAND, R. M. . HOOD, E. J. . . HOWARD, J. N., Z N . IRBY, E. W. . . . JACOBS, W. A., A K E JENKINS, J., Jr., E X . KAUFMAN, B. KELLY, E. . . LIPSCOMB, G. I. LIPSCOMB, M. G. . LovE, W. S., A T A . Class Track Team. Class Nine. Sub. 'Varsity Eleven, 'Varsity Nine. 61 . Harrison, Miss . Lebanon, Tenn . Trenton, Tenn . Celesta, Texas Friendship, Tenn . . Erin, Tenn . Nashville, Tenn Lancaster, Texas Walnut Hill, Ark . Bartlett, Tenn Mt. Pleasant, Tenn Weatherford, Texas . Hoover, Tenn . Wetumpka, Ala . Columbus, Ga . Nashville, Tenn . Nashville, Tenn . Nashville, Tenn . Bertrand, Mo Freshman Class .JI MANGUM, E. P. . . MANSON, C., 0 K T . . MARTIN, C. M., A KE . MATHEWS, R. L., Z A E . . . . . MERIWEATHER, M. D., fl? K T . .... . . Class Treasurer MINOR, L., JR. . . . . MIMMS, F. W., KZ' . . . MONTGOMERY, D. C., KD A 9 . MOODY, S. S., A 11' E . . MOORE, G ..... MORGAN, W. H. . NEAL, A. W., CDKZ . . Contestant for Young Medal. NORVELL, W. E., 2 X . PEEBLES, Z. W. . . ........ . . . POTTS, W. H., A K E ................... Class Vice-President, Class Eleven, Class Track Team. RECORD, S. T. . .................. . . REISMAN, E. E. . ROSE, M. M. . . RIDDLE, D. S., Z' X . Ross, L. D., 6 A 6 . . ROULSTONE, W. B., K A ................. Commerce, Texas Hopkinsville, Ky . Martin, Tenn Springfield, Tenn Kansas City, MO . Nashville, Tenn . . Trenton, Ky Greenville, Miss Shelbyville, Tenn . Memphis, Tenn . Nashville, Tenn Watertown, Tenn . Nashville, Tenn . Nashville, Tenn . Dallas, Texas Lynchburg, Tenn . Nashville, 'Tenn . Nashville, Tenn . Nashville, Tenn . Nashville, Tenn . Covington, Ky Class President: Class Track Team, 'Varsity Nine, Honor Committee. RUSHING, A. J. ........................ Bertrand, Mo 62 . 1 SHARP, H. M. . . STALLCUP, L. M., K A TANKSLEY, L .... THRUSTON, G. P., 2 X TRAWICK, M. L., 49 K 1' WEATHERS, E. B., K 2 WEAVER, W. C., df A 0 WELLER, W. H., 49 A 9 4 Freshman Class JV' Class Eleven, Captain Class N Class Eleveng Class Nine. Class Eleven, Substitute 'Varsity Nine, C ine. lass Secretary. V 'K ' h V is L Zh i 7 0 F 63 + . Curve, Tenn . Sikeston, Mo Nashville, Tenn Nashville, Tenn Nashville, Tenn . Elkton, Ky Nashville, Tenn Anniston, Ala -1 I7 1-1: . 7f . . v 'r SKQQ3? Ng, OR w -. ,gg ' THE STORY OF THE CANNON by X17-M . THE POLICEMEN'S MISI-IAP i Irregular and Special Students ABBOTT, WALTER BROOKS BROCKMAN, IDA BELLE COOPER, A73gISON . . GREGORY, MINNIE MERLE JAMESON, ALBERT ALLEN ROTH, SETH TRABUE . WELDKIRCH, SOPHIA . QWHITTEN, NORMA . . WYKER, EVALYN BERRY .95 Hunt 81 Huddleston Co University of Nashville Smyrna Fitting School Howard Institute . Fogg High School . . 1. qMiSS.5. . . . . . Hargrove College QI. TJ . Ward Seminary. . . HQ xx 'ix Jififafg' W 54. f Qt- A tai: 4' fit. 1 pn A :ELA fiyiv i - 'f if ' f .,f,'fQ!,Ai!5-Q 65 Concord, N. H. Talladega, Ala. Nashville, Tenn. Smyrna, Tenn. Nashville, Tenn. Mt. Pleasant, Tenn Nashville, Tenn. Ardmore, I. T. Decatur, Ala. The Hunting Party .al How dear to my heart is the sight of those Freshmen, When fond recollection presents them to view, With faces reproachful and heads that were verdant, Decked out with caps of appropriate hue. The dying cadences fell upon the still night air with a muffled nauseating thump, as the self-styled singer strolled up to a group of students who were reminiscently discussing old times. You can talk about your old times all you please, he remarked, after getting rid of the last agonizing syllables of his anthem, but I never had so much fun as on the night of the Freshman dance. A chuckle of appreciative and sympathetic mirth swept around the circle, and one or two Who had never heard the straight of the matter, demanded the story. The first speaker, with an abstracted air, filled his pipe and launched forth, and the story he told was this: Brethren, gather close around me, and we will repeat for the fourteen thousandth time the story of how the Freshmen acquired a taste for loud headgear, and the upperclassmen were diverted by the antics of a fantastic old gentleman of peppery disposition, and hasty action. For, lo, in those days, a feast was prepared, and all the Freshmen were bidden to partake thereof. And when the news was spread abroad the Freshman Supervisory Com- mittee did gird up its loins, and decree that all the partakers of the feast should be decked in head cloths of emerald hue. And verily when that night was come, the members of the committee did each repair to the homes of the maidens whom the Freshmen were to bear to the feast, and there did lie in wait until the Freshmen came, giving to each a cap in exchange for his Sabbath turban. Some did object and sought' to Hee, but all were seized and verily did all suffer alike, but one, and he, being late at the home of the maid who was to go with him, was left behind, and verily did a Senior and a Junior go and bring her to the feast. And as they journeyed, lo, other Freshmen and Freshmaids joined them, and in a great caravan they came near to the feast 5 but at the last stopping place they met a man all foaming and dripping at the mouth, and great was his rage. Hold on there, broke in another of the group, let me tell them about that: I happened to be one of the escorts with four Fresh- man hats in my hand, and when we met the old man he was ripping. He halted us, and made 66 us a speech something like this: 'Ha1t, and tell me if you are Freshmen, or part of that dis- reputable band of jailbird blackguards,who are intimidating my guests and trying to interfere with my dance. They deserve to be filled with buckshot, and I am going to be the Hller.' just then he flourished a shotgun, and, with instinctive modesty, we upperclassmen retired behind the timid Freshmen, murmuring a hearty assent. Then Mickey Jenkins QGod bless himj spoke up and swore we were all Freshmen, which statement was most fervently seconded by all of us, and we were marched up to the gate where we parted from the others, torn with conflicting emotions. We parted with such celerity that we made the circle around the block and to the campus before the Host knew what was up. The Senior resumed his narrative : And when the above youths had been put to flight, the Host descended upon the main body of the army, and like a whirlwind made known his grievances. Then spake a certain Cunningham, saying: Brethren,I know not this man, but he doth smell unseemly in the nostrils of the righteous. Verily he hath transgressed the bounds of sobriety, and is not worthy that we speak with him. Sadly the throng withdrew, and left the poor demented spirit alone. Then did the Host return to his dwelling place and lay him down to rest, but rest was notfor him 5 for verily over the telephone came the wailing voice of one who claimed to be a certain Gates Thruston, a man of mighty form, and he did swear that he was held in bondage, and did pray for assistance. Yes, chuckled another, and the Host said, 'I'll come, Gates, if there are ten thousand of them'g and he came. He chased boys all over the campus until he was tired, and then searched Kissam for the place where Gates was being tortured. He left his horse and buggy in front of Kissam, and in little or no time the blackguards had chained every gate to the campus. Yea, and when he descended from the hall his wrath was great, and when he came to the gates which were chained verily did he rip. Finally he procured an axe, and as he smote the iron bands, the multitudes did scoff and jeer at him, and consigned his memory to those regions where there shall be weeping and wailing and gnashing of teeth. And so he was harassed until the break of morn, when he sent away the guests with a centurion and guard of noble ice wagons. These, my friends, are a very few of the incidents that did occur on that night, and verily still are they funny. And, sweet reader, if thou wouldst know the moral of my tale, take note, and never let thy temper so cloud thy better judgment that by making of thyself a fool thou dost thus complete the glee of thine enemies. 57 ,- I' ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT ENGINEERING 4. QEEANTNQNET 2 or OFFICERS I. L. CHADWELL, Presidemi B. L. CLARY, Vice-Presideni. W. I. NOLEN, Secretary. J. M. JENKINS, Treasurer. .25 Graduates NEEL, THOMAS MEEKS, Z' X .................. Newberry, S. C Gymnasium Team, '99-'oog Member V. U. Golf Club, ,OO-'OIQ President Engineering Associa- tion, 'oo-'01, 'OI-'02, Member Board of Directors of West Side Associationg Business Man- ager of Cammerzcement Courzkr, '01-'ozg Class 'Qgarack Team, Business Manager of Comei, 1903. 7l Senior Class BUCKLEY, RAY, K A ..................... Louisville, Ky Manager Freshmen Athleticsp Class Nine, 'OO-'olg Class Eleven, '99-'00, 'OO-,OIQ Captain Scrub Baseball Team, 'oo-'org Manager Football Team, 'oz-'o3. CHADWELL, IsAAc L., 17 If A ................. Nashville, Tenn Class Eleven, '99-'00, 'OO-'OIQ Assistant Instructor in Surveying, 'oz-'O3g All Star Team, '02-'o3. DARRAH, JOHN HAGARD . ............ . ..... Madison, Miss ELBRICK, FRED. B. . . . Nashville, Tenn GARLAND, CLAUDE M. .................... Nashville, Tenn MCNULTY, PETER C., A If E ................ Chattanooga, Tenn Class Eleven, 'QQ-OO, 'OO-'01, Glee Club, 'oo-'01, 'OI-'02, '02-'03, Secretary Y. M. C. A., 'QQ-'OOQ Class Basketball, '99-'oo, 'Oo-'Org Class Track Team, '99-'00, 'OO-'01, 'OI-'02, '02-'O3j 'Varsity Track Team, ,QQ-700, 'ox-'02, 'O2-'O3. O'NEAL, ALFRED M., 27 X ................... Florence, Ala 'Varsity Track Team, ,QQ-,001 Glee Club, 'OI-'O2. SLAUGHTER, BEN, Z' X ................... Winchester, Tenn Class Eleven, 1898, Manager Class Eleven, I898Q Scrub Eleven, ISQSQ Class Nine, I8QQ: Mana- ger Class Nine, 1899, Class Track Team, 18991 Class Eleven, Iooo. SCOTT, EARL FRANCIS ................ . Marshall, Tex. UHL, FORREST . . . . . . . Wheatland, Tex .al Junior Class BODDIE, SMOKER ...... 1 .............. Arkaclelphia, Ark BURKS, ROY W., K A . . . . . . . ............. Class Baseball Team, 'oo-'org 'OI-'02, Class Eleven, 'oo-'01, 'OI-'02, Class Track Team, 'or-'ozg 'Varsity Track Team, 'ol-'o2. CHAPPEL, F. W., 2 X ................... Nashville, Tenn Thanksgiving Debater, IQOIQ Observer Staff, 'or-'ozg Class Eleven, '99-'oog Glee Club. . CHERRY, LESTER A ..................... Nashville, Tenn Class Nine, 'Oo-'o1, 'OI-'O2. COOPER, EDWIN W., cb A 6 ............... . Nashville, Tenn Secretary Engineering Department, 'OI-'02. CREIGHTON, WILBUR F., 2 X ....... - ....... . Nashville, Tenn Assistant Manager Football Team, ,O2-'O3. DUNBAR, JAMES S., Z' X ,............. . . . Nashville, Tenn HARDISON, W. T. JR., E X . ...... . Nashville, Tenn Class Nine. JACKSON, A. W., A T52 ................ Paragould, Ark Secretary Engineering Department, 'oo-'OL 72 Sophorncire Class BLAKE, D. B., 11' Z' ..................... Nashville, Tenn Glee Club, 'ol-'02, 'oz-'03, Scrub Eleven, 'ol-'02, 'Varsity Sub., '02-'03, Class Basketball Team. BRIGGS, CHARLES HIBBARD ................ . . . Fayette, Mo Glee Club, '02-'o3. BRYAN, CLAIBOURN N., df A 6 ......... .... .... N a shville, Tenn 'Varsity Eleven, '01-'02, 'oz-'03, Track Team, 'OI-'02, Class Nine, 'oI-'02, Treasurer Engineer- ing Association, 'OI-'O2. CLEMENTS, H. B. . . . . . EVANS, JNO. S., K A MUNGER,.S. I., ZA E . . Class Eleven. Captain Class Nine, 'OI-'O2. Nashville, Tenn Columbia, Tenn . Dallas, Tex NOLEN, WILLIAM I., A K E .................... Fulton, Ky Class Eleven, 'OO-'OIQ Captain Class Eleven, '02-'03, Class Nine, 'OO-'OIQ Captain Class Track Team, 'OO-'OIQ 'Varsity Track Team, 'OO-'01, 'oz-'03, Winner of Sprints, Class Field Day, -IQOIQ Secretary Engineering Association, '02-'03, Scrub Eleven, OO-'OI, 'oz-'03, Captain Class Track Team, '02-'03, RAYMOND, W. H., A K E ............ ROBERTS, MARTIN S., 27 N . SMITH, EDWIN K., B 9 II . . . Class Basketball Team, 'OI-'O2. . . . . . - f . . . . Q . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Class Track Team, 'OI-'02, 'Varsity Track Team, 'OI-02. WARNER, J. M ....... WATKINS, O. W., ZA E . . . . . . . . . . Q . . . . Q . . . . . . . . . . A . . . . . . 1 Scrub Eleven, 'ol-'02, 'Varsity Substitute, 'oz-'03, Scrub Nine, 'OI-'O2. WHITE, KENNETH,K A . . . VVOODCOCK, W. W. . BELL, ULLYSES STEPHENS . CONNELL, CLARENCE P., E X . CULLEY, MASSENA L., Z' X . Class Nine, 'OI-'O2. J' Freshman Class . . . . - . . . . . 73 Nashville, Tenn Nashville, Tenn Nashville, Tenn Nashville, Tenn Birmingham, Ala Nashville, Tenn . Nashville, Tenn . . Atlanta, Ga Nashville, Tenn . jackson, Miss Freshman Class-Continued FRANK, ARTHUR WILLIAM, K A . . . HALL, BOLLING, CP KZ' . . . FREELAND, FRANCIS EUGENE . . ............ . . HAMILTON, ROGER, KZ' ................. . Scrub Eleven, Substitute 'Varsity Basketball Team. HOLT, CECIL RUPERT, A K E . . ............... Winner Entrance Prize in English and Mathematics, I9O2. . Mobile, Ala . Montgomery, Ala Turnersville, Tex Lebanon, Tenn Wartrace, Tenn JENKINS, JOHN MICHAEL, JR., Z' X ............. . Wetumpka, Ala ' Treasurer Engineering Association, '02-'03, KENDRICK, GEORGE H., ZX .............. . Louisville, Ky MASON, A. GORDON . . . . Morganiield, Ky MEAD, ARTHUR ELTIN .... . . York, Neb MCMURRAY, MORTON SAM . . . ....... . Smyrna, Tenn POTTS, WILMER HOUSTON, A K E ......... Class Eleven, 'oz-'o3. RAUSCHER, GEORGE JR., A If E . ....... . Glee Club, '02-'O3. RICH, JOE U. G ...... ....... . . Nashville Nashville RIDDLE, DEEMS STOCKLY, E X ............ SCALES, ELSWORT1-I P., K Z' .............. . Scrub Eleven, 'O2-'03, Class Eleven, 'O2-'O3. . Dallas, Tex . Erin, Tenn Nashville, Tenn Tenn Tenn SMITH, JAMES ALBERT, HK A ............. . Lynnville, Tenn Class Eleven. STREET, JOE ALLISON, A K E . ..... . Somerville, Tenn .ai Irregular and Special Students BERRY, LOUIS LEONIDAS ...... . ......... Nashville, Tenn CLARY, BEN L., A K E ................... Bell Buckle, Tenn Class Basketball Team, '97-'98, 'OI-'O2, 'O2-'03, 'Varsity Basketball Team, '97-'98, 'OI-'02, 'O2-'03, Class Nine, '97-'98, Class Eleven, '97-'98g Captain Class Basketball Team, 'OI-'OZQ Captain 'Varsity Basketball Team, 'O2-'o3g Assistant Manager Baseball Team, 'O2-'o3g Vice- President Engineering Association, 'O2-'03, Board of Directors Kissam Hall, 'O2-'o3. MCSPADDEN, CLEMENT MAYES .................. Chelsea, I. T MEACHAM, RODMAN YOUNG, df K W . . . . . Hopkinsville, Ky 74 . Q .H Freshman? Ode to the College Pump .al Old College Pump, old College Pump, Some mem'ries go, some mem'ries stay, But mem'ries of when first we met Ne'er from my mind will fade away. The night was cold, the air was crisp, Of darkling clouds there was no trace 5 Ah! can I forget when bowing low I first looked up into thy face. A Soph'more introduced us, yes, And to him it seemed quite a gaing With unctious grace he smiled to see Thy benedictions on me rain. ' Yes, College Pump, old College Pump, The days may come, the days may go But ever will I feel and hear Thy chilly gurgling water flow. .29 J Dean Tillett, in casting his dice, Said, Man gets his wants for the price- Come seven, eleven- As for my heaven, I want only a pair o' dice. 75 Af C X nd E f,..w 7f 1fl waz X f ff IXQ K molimimrles gl 3-li 7, I X ' 77 X 4 X Qx K I- Ykzw fl , M , cygxgnxxilf , Z .-. 'E 1- v' U V A A f 1 9521!-1 2 it. --7,5 f I 'J'-ji I . f ? A ' f 1' fi' h f .1 1 , 1: -1 f I W Mlyffj-QLQZ! 'r fl I WK' L tfq, Qwollig, Vacohon. Hg reT.,vn5 Horne -Your THQ Srv-N2 fwolfdqi:-Q rnafn Idle bar' 19 mst' Allowed 10 ve Theological Department NAME BARNETT, ROBINSON IRA, A. B. . CAREY, J. FRANKLIN, A. B. . . DIXON, JOHN WESLEY, A. B. . FLYNN, GLENN, A. B ...... HOLMES, WILLIAM WALTER, A B. LOWE, LEWIS DAVIES, A. B. . . . PEERMAN, ERNEST LESLIE, A. B. PORTER, ROBERT EDWIN . . . SHACKFORD, JOHN WALTER, A. B. COONTZ, HARRY HENDRICKS, A. B. DOBBS, HOYT MCWHORTER, A. M. HARGROVE, WILLIAM HENRY, A. B. . . JENKINS, JAMES MCKENDREE, A. B. . . . LAMBETH, WILLIAM ARNOLD, A. B. PERRY, LOUIS CLAUSIEL, A. M. . PRICKETT, JOHN WILEY, A. B. . TWITTY, STARLING RICHMOND . TYLER, JOHN PAUL ...... WILLIAMSON, ELGIN EUGENE, A. B . . . A .29 Senior Class COLLEGE Florida Conference College Washington ...... . . Hampden-Sidney . . Southwestern University . . Millsaps ....... Emory .... Randolph-Macon .... . . University of North Carolina Randolph-Macon .... .29 Middle Class Scarritt . . .... Southern University . . . University of Mississippi . Vanderbilt University . . Trinity .N ..... Rutherford ..... Vanderbilt University . Hendrix ...... Randolph-Macon . Wofford . . . 77 RESIDENCE Sutherland, Fla. Bishopville, Mo. Abilene, Va. Clarkson, Texas. Kipling, Miss. Harlem, Ga. Rustburg, Va. Greensboro, N. C Bedford City, Va. St. Louis, Mo. Florence, Ala. Oxford, Miss. Quitman, Ark. Thomasville, N. C Ridgeway, Va. Maysville, Ga. Monticello, Ark. Fredericksburg, Va Pineville, N. C. NAME BOYD, GEORGE MCADORY, A. B. . . CANNON, FLETCHER CALHOUN, A. B. . EAI-IES, LEON HENDERSON, A. B. . FIELDING, GEORGE HERBERT . . GLASGOW, BENJAMIN BASCOM, A. B. . GOLDRING, WILLIAM EMMANUEL, A. B HALE, WILLEY T., A. M. ...... . HALL, WILLIAM BERKLEY, A. B. . . HAWK, JOHN CRISMAN, A. B. . . HUTCHINSON, FORNEY, A. B. . JAMES, JOHN LEE, A.B .... KERN, PAUL BENTLEY, A.B. . . KILGORE, JOHN BENJAMIN, A. B. . . KIRKPATRICK, CHARLES SILAS . . KNOX, ABSOLOM ....... LANIUS, CAROL VINCENT, A. B. . LEWELLEN, JOHN DUDLEY .... LIPSCOMB, E. WADSWORTH, A.B. . LONGACRE, ISHAM WILLIAM, Ph. B. . LOWREY, FRANCIS MITCHELL, A. B. . MARSHALL, THOMAS EUBANKS, A. B. . . MILLER, SAMUEL MARVIN, A.B. . . MORPHIS, WILLIAM JAMES, A.B. . . PRICE, WILLIAM FRANCIS, A. B. . SANDERS, REUBEN NEWELL . . . SATTEREIELD, ROBERT SAMUEL . . SIMPSON, CLAUDE MITCHELL, A. B. . TALLY, CHARLES TILDEN, A.B. . . 'THRIFT, CHARLES T., A. B. . . . TOWNSEND, ESTIL ALEX., A. B. . . 'TUTTLE, CLAYTON ORLANDO, A.M . . . 'TYLER, BARRETT PRETTYMAN, A. B. . . WASSON, ALFRED WASHINGTON, A. B. . . . Junior Class COLLEGE North Texas Normal . Hendrix ..... Emory ..... Randolph-Macon . North Alabama . . Polytechnic .... Vanderbilt University . Kentucky Wesleyan . Emoryand Henry . . Hendrix ...... SouthwesternUniversity . . . Vanderbilt University . Newberry ..... University of Nashville Chicago Institute . . Central ..... Montana A. 8: M. . . University of Mississippi Morrisville ..... I-Iiwassee . . Millsaps ...... Vanderbilt University . Trinity University . . Southern University . Florida Conference . . University of North Carolina . . . Millsaps ........ . Southwestern University . . . Randolph-Macon . . Hendrix .... Randolph-Macon . . Randolph-Macon . . University of Arkansas 78 RESIDENCE Capitan, New Mexico Lockesburg, Ark. Athens, Ga. Fishersville, Va. Pratt City, Ala. Fort Worth, Texas. Mobile, Ala. Millersburg, Ky. Lawson, Tenn. Little Rock, Ark. Milford, Texas. Nashville, Tenn. Newberry, S. C. Clyde, N. C. Frankfort, Ky. Palmyra, Mo. Bozeman, Mon. Columbus, Miss. Willard, Mo. Mansfield, La. Carrollton, Miss. Hatcher, Ky. Georgetown, Texas. Cordell, Ala. Bradentown, Fla. Mt. Airy, N. C. Cameron, Miss. Brookston, Texas. Wicomico Church, Va Benton, Ark. Hanover, Va. Fredericksburg, Va. Elm Springs, Ark. Theological Candidates Ullinistcrial Student: Pursuing Studie: in Me A cademic Department! ANTHONY, WALTER . . . BASLER, ROY PRENTICE . BAUMAN, SAMUEL .... CAMERON, IRVIN TURNER COOK, WATSON MARVIN . CORNELIUS, RUFUS T. E. . CORUM, JESSE MAXWELL, Jr. . CRUTCHFIELD, WILLIAM W. . DENTON, GUY T ..... EVANS, GEORGE JAMES . HOLLAND, RICHARD M. . HUDSON, L. D .... MCCLEAREN, D. E. . MOORE, YATES . . MONR, ALONZO, JR. . MORGAN, ALBERT J. . . . N ISHIKAWA, TAMANO SUKE RAY, JOHN ALLEN . . . SNEED, ALBERT C .... WATERS, JOHN RICHARD . WILM, EMIL CARL . . 79 Wrightsville, Ga. Louisville, Ky. Henrietta, O. Ocellus, Tenn. Santa Fe, Tenn. Gordonsville, Ky. Paris, Tenn. Nashville, Tenn. Robards, Ky. Memphis, Tenn. Walnut Hill, Ark. Blountsville, Ala. Pleasantville, Tenn Memphis, Tenn. Atlanta, Ga. Fayetteville, Tenn Kobe, Japan. Perry, O. T. Murfreesboro, Tenn Florence, Ala. Georgetown, Texas 'Ns-.. A CONTAGIOUS SMILE X f Q I 42 w , . 3- W Q ' . . . J Q D -w A Y, f, I ' - x 1 ffub .. 'HJ' ,fy , +f ?A ' 1 1 ew Q11 ,CES ff, ,0 IWKX ' K f 1'-of xx-RLH nj 1 '5 e img:-I 1 ,ff 3: .Wi rf 4 9' e iffflw ', .F A' f' 'i KXEIU F 5 L,xAif25?.X ' Z ,. . . ,J ' , 1 - gf-g.v fm , ,. My --in-.. M '-1 f ' AL. ' 1. .r' I f 1 ' ' -x iff: . ' ' .,- Q' Q 2. ,,. Fglf? E PSFL is Ii si ,,:.-1-. 4 nan Y ,4 sg fx . fjfhfw w e, ,, e .- , r mmm? GWB K OFFICERS J' MONK . . . CARL 5 . . . . . President J. L. MCREE . . . . Vice-Presz?z'ent AVERY HANDLY . . . . Secreiezry H. W. DAVIS . . . Treasurer 33 Senior Class Roll J ANDREW, C. C. . . . . Rockfield, Ky. CARR, B. F. . . Q A 0 Fulton, Ky. DAVIS, H. W. . . . df A 6 Bell Buckle, Tenn DOUGLASS, D. F. . . . A T SZ Gallatin, Tenn. GANTT, N. J. jr., M.A. . 2? A E Magnolia, Ark. HANDLY, AVERY . . . If 6' 11 Winchester, Tenn MCMORROUGH, T. . . . Nashville, Tenn. MCNEAL, A, M, . . A T S2 Nashville, Tenn. MCREE, L. . , A A' E Trenton, Tenn. MONK, CARL, B.A. . E' X Atlanta, Ga. NESBIT, W. F. A . . . . Danielsvi11e,Tenn ROBERTSON, J. W. . . A K E Hernando, Miss. RUSSELL, S. M. . . If E Elktonf KY- WADE, B. . . . Trenton, Tenn. . 'wx I 'NM A ' ' - ...4 ---2.-fr-:fr --- -'1'f'-I ' RQSWYZKNXE ' , f ' ' ' 1 ' l ' LONGFELLOW 84 JUNIOR LAXV CLASS Junior Law Class f F E, 1 'rl hula! X A ' N ' Let-L LY aww e ll f . A 6FFlCERS f f V' ' Q L R. M. MANN . . QP4. U I .h .I .I Prefzkienf FRANK KYLE Vice-Pfesidenf WILL STEEL . . . Sm' I 791 D P BRO N . T zzsurer .T- BARNETT, F. T., A. B. BAUGH, J. F. B. . BROWDER, D. P. . BROWN, D. P. . . BRUGH, E. S., A. B. DAVIS, T. W., A. B. EVANS, P. W., B. S. EZZARD, J. T., A. B. FENNELL, JOE . . GIBSON, G. M., A. B. GODBEY, R. W. . GREEN, B. L. . . GANNAWAY, HERBERT, JOHNSON, T. P., B.S. JONES, R. W., JR. . KYLE, FRANK . LAMB, W. B. . LAMBUT, J. W. . . LONG, B. M., A.B. MANN, R. M. . MONK, M. S. . . MONTAGUE, C. E. . REES,W. I-I., B. S. SCOTT, H. L. . . SMITH, E. J., A. B. STEEL, WILL, A.B. SUGG, W. D. . . . B.A Class Roll .ai . KDKZ' . . ATQ. . X0 . . ZX . . . . . . . . . ATQ. .d?BK,Z'N . Am. .Kz . .KA . .fpB1f,zN . KA . . KE . . HKA . . ZAE. 88 Jacksonville, Fla. Pulaski, Tenn. Nashville, Tenn. Jonesboro, Ark. Nashville, Tenn. Brentwood, Tenn. Memphis, Tenn. Vickery, Ga. Cynthiana, Ky. Black Rock, Ark. Springfield, Mo. Franklin, Ky. Nashville, Tenn. Tipton, Ind. Nashville, Tenn. Celina, Tenn. Fayetteville, Tenn. Little Rock MillS,Tenn Mt. Pleasant, Tenn Brownsville, Tenn. Atlanta, Ga. Ashland, Ky. Washington, Ky. Nashville, Tenn. Nashville, Tenn. Lockesburg, Ark. Adams, Tenn. HOTEL DE KISSAM fNee Cafe west .fidej .0 0 TERMS, MONTHLY: 510.00-4-82.50-I-81.00-P30.50-I-30.25 6 0 . . M e n u . . Breakfast J' upper 40 .0 PRE-INDIGESTED MALTED WHEAT FRICASSEE CHICKEN, ELPOWS SHARP GROUND MILLET FORCE MELLINS, FOOD GRITS POLEKATT BEANS HALF EISCUIT - BISCUIT Q23 MUTTON PELTS GRITS POKER CHIPS HARD TACK EGYPTIAN MOLASSES HELLEOMARGERINE ROCKY fFORTEJ CHEESE CAKES, FLANNEL OR SOLE LEATHER EGYPTIAN MOLASSES HELLEOMARGERINE HYDRANT WATER TINCTURE cHIcOREE HOT WATER TEA HYDRANT WATER POSTUM COCKTAIL KAT YAGER'SD Dinner .0 CHICKEN-FOOT PIE, SPECIALLY PIED qEvery Third Sundayj GRITS ATMOSPHERIC CUSTARD JIM JAMS, A LA SEWANEE CAT-SOUP PEPPER, BLACK ' EPSOM SALTS TOOTHPICKS HYDRANT WATER, STRAIGHT DESERT, AT CAPTAIN DIX'S N. B.-Performance each night after supper, Vendome Roost. Deposit free-will Offering Of twenty-five cents for each performance. Specialties: Mlles. Veeyu and Belward, in facial contortions, skirt dances, and rubber matches. 39 CDV' Medical Department POST GRADUATES NAME STATE Baker, Dr. Fred Arthur . . . ....... . Tennessee Cook, Dr. James Elmore . . . Tennessee Wood, Dr. Isaac David . . . . . Alabama NAME Atkins, William D. . Bell, Charles Gideon . . Blanton, Marvin Asbury . Brice, james Walter . . . Bridgforth, David Oliver . . Burdette, Benjamin Lafayette Byrd, William George . . . Clack, Walter Spencer . . FOURTH YEAR CSENIORSJ STATE Indian Territory Mississippi Tennessee Tennessee Mississippi Tennessee Mississippi Tennessee NAME Clary, William Franklin, Jr. . Compton, Wheeler Wilkinson Cryer, George Alonzo 'Z . . Dake, Richard Wiggin . . . Dawson, james Robertson . Dixon, William Clarence . . Duncan, William Adolphus . Dye, Thomas Clemens . . . STATE Tennessee Tennessee Alabama Tennessee Alabama Tennessee Kentucky Texas NAME Eastland, james Hiram . Floyd, William Ernest . . Fox, Urban Rivers . . . Galloway, Ethelbert Hines Hamilton, john C. . . . Leonard, john William . . Lewis, james William . Minor, Harry Fisher . Moran, Thomas, Jr. . . NAME Abernathy, Berry Chapman Albright, Baxter .... Alsobrook, J. Walter . . Bauman, john William, Jr. Beasley, Moses Andrew . Burns, james Columbus . Burwell, Howard Beirne . Carpenter, Forest Lafon . Cooper, Arthur Ferdinand Dabney, Albert Smith . . deGraffenried, T. Seay . . Eve, Duncan, jr ..... Farrington, Wm. Prentice Felder, john Lawson . . Ford, john Franklin, Ir. . Gray, Conner Easley . . Hand, Leslie Murphy . . Haynes, Frank Boykin . . Jeter, I. Edgar . . . Lawler, john Martin . . Medical Department FOURTH YEAR CSENIORSJ-Continued STATE . Texas . Mississippi . Tennessee . . Mississippi . Arkansas . Tennessee . Kentucky . Tennessee . Maine NAME Motheral, Raphael . . . McCabe, William Michael McKnight, Edward DeWitt Nelson, Robert Bailey . . Shands, Percy Clinton . . Simmons, Walter Heinman Watson, joseph Price . . Williams, Edward Leslie . Wilson, john William . . THIRD YEAR STATE . . Tennessee . Tennessee . Alabama . . Tennessee . Tennessee . Texas . Alabama . Kentucky . Tennessee . Kentucky . Alabama . Tennessee . Texas . Oklahoma . . Texas . . Tennessee Grainger, Gustavus Adolphus . . . Tennessee . Alabama . Alabama . Tennessee . Tennessee NAME Lemoine, jules Martin . Medling, Wm. Lindsey . . Moore, john White . . McKenzie, Charles Fisk . Northcut, Eugene Ebon . Odom, Wm. Howard . . Pearson, William Richmond Polk, Thomas Will . . . Reynolds, Wilson Everette Rowan, Samuel Lamb . . Sears, Carl M ...... Shelton, joseph Harrison . Singletary, Winston Burnette . . Stroud, William Oscar ..... Teachout, Stanley Ross . Towns, Sherrod Ross . . West, James Whitaker . . Williamson, George Leon . Williamson, Iohn Shuler . Wright, Leslie Murphy . . STATE California Tennessee Arkansas Tennessee Texas Mississippi Mississippi Tennessee Alabama STATE Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee North Carolina Kentucky Tennessee Mississippi Kentucky Texas Louisiana Tennessee Tennessee Mississippi Alabama Tennessee Alabama . ,Alabama NAME Black, Forest Alvin . . . Bundy, Orrville Taylor . . Cate, Clifton Clarence . . Colgin, Merchant Wm. . . Collins, Franklin Edwin . Couch, Ezekiel Harvey . Danley, james Walter . . Diggs, Graham W . . DeWitt, Paul ..... Evans, Charles Edward . Evans, George Moore . . Gamble, Charles Derbert . Grizzard, Robert Wm., Jr. . Halley, Albert Robert . . . Harrington, Charles Benjamin Hoss, .Henry Sessler .... Houston, Andrew Lannius . Howell, john Blanch . . Howell, Roland Hill . . Ivy, Frank Price . . . ones, Guy Russell . . . ones, William Hamilton . NAME Akehurst, Roy L. . . Billington, Roy W .... Bryan, Oval Nelson . . . Campbell, Marvin Bishop . Cobb, Robert Linah .... Frater, Joseph john . . . Furr, Frances Lee .... Gray, Arthur Harvill . . . Hargis, Edward Lewis . . . Harwood, Thomas Everette, Ir Hu, Thomas ....... Lee, Robert Duke .... Matthews, Edward Carter . Mofritt, Sidney Alonzo . . Moore, Tom Tansil . . . McRee, Wm. Campbell . Medical Department SECOND YEAR STATE Kentucky Texas Texas Texas Mississippi Alabama Tennessee Mississippi Tennessee Tennessee Texas Mississippi Tennessee Tennessee Mississippi Tennessee Alabama Mississippi Texas Mississippi Kentucky Tennessee NAME Kirk, Elliott W. . . Mann, Robert, jr. . . . . Martin, Lewis Emest .g . Mizell, Sewell ..... Morris, I. I ...... Mounger, Harvey Thompson MacDonell, Wm. Williams McCrary, Wm. Mercer . . Mcllvain, Edgar Stanley . Overton, john ..... Perry, Alexander, jr. . . Phillips, Thomas Henry . Reid, Wightman Tillotson Roemer, Frederick john . Scales, Samuel Webb . . Shell, Lovick Pierce . . Strock, Charles Stewart . Templin, Oscar Elsworth . Terry, Robert L ..... Welch, Sylvester H. jr, . Wright, Miles Ernest . Woods, George Edens . . FIRST YEAR STATE Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Kentucky Tennessee Mississippi Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee China Georgia Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee NAME Nash, Albert Ware . Nolen, Beverly Toon . Patterson, Earle A .... Powers, Vernon Blanks . Randale, H. E. . . . . Respess, Herbert .... Richards, William Daniel Rowan, Elias Alford, jr. . Simmons, Robert Olin . . Smith, Morgan ..... Towns, Wm. Henry . . . Travis, Hartman Porter . Turner, C. B. A ..... Ward, C. Cabler .... Winchester, james McNeill Yount, john Henry . . . 'STATE Illinois Tennessee Mississippi Texas Texas Mississippi Tennessee Tennessee Kentucky Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Kentucky Texas Mississippi Alabama Alabama Indian Territory Texas Kentucky Illinois Tennessee STATE Texas Tennessee Ohio Texas Connecticut Georgia Tennessee Mississippi Georgia Louisiana Mississippi Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Missouri Missouri ' -,fx QQ- , -alt: ll L X v VI: hiv 7 ' 1, Way ,,' IL L . ,A - - x::g.:4x4?'? is -f V - In -- , 5 f NXvvjq,rf, ,N X v'vfg5tKIlLWlIrL:-,,. ,, I ' , , -. - 1 1' r- fl -WT' ,-. 3 17 f' .-'f? - QL 1' .- . ' ' ' -4 -' E xif 0751: :W 'gf' if- ' E, 0f': f 735105 arf? - WQW2 5 - -ffz. 3, 1 ..- i W., 12, ax-'Outh Avknnncq HERE invwowmm L- .J ens ' N f 7 o I1 f1f'49 K I 1 xl M . X rx We-HE,a1n.vf'f 57 , E U if 5? 'H1 one' 1, QQ - K 1 Q: ,V , bw. . XFWRVTNERFDRSQQ .4 1 N 'fiwgi A ., f -In 1.5 LC M Z-I, hp i wif T ' EE-C ARN '39 if 'L'NonT0N' ' - V '-affk' I Q, V LA I if I.,-' 'lug ' 2 4 ' w1, aL 1 V M ' ig 1 gf' , w wwf! Department of Pharmacy .25 1 SENIOR CLASS ALLEN CLYDE WITHERSPOON ....... , . . Santa Fe High School BATES, FRANCIS ASBURY .... . ...... Marion Military Institute -CHANSLOR, ISAAC . ...... I .... n Millersburg Military Institute CLARK, ERNEST ELBERT . A Crockett High School DARBY, MARVIN H. , State Normal School HARRISON, THADDEUS . . . .C . . . . . Poyner's School HEARN, EDGAR ROBERT . West Tennessee College HOLT, LEWIS HERBERT . University of Nashville HOPKINS, HARRY HAROLD .......... Montgomery Bell Academy JACKSON, CHARLES LAFAYETTE ..... . . . Newton High 'School JOSEPH, EDWARD I. ......... . Chamberland-Hunt Academy KEESEE,JOHN WILLIAM . . . . . . . . . . . Southwestern Presbyterian Univer ' 7- . . - sity Santa Fe, Tenn. Selma, Ala. Millersburg, Ky. Crockett, Texas Florence, Ala. Mt. Hebron, Ala. Dyer, Tenn. Carpenters, Tenn Dickson, Tenn. Newton, Miss. Woodville, Miss. Clarksville, Tenn Department of Pharmacy .25 SENIOR CLASS-Continued KING, LEON MAJOR . . ....... . . Brandon Training School LAUPHEIMER, RICHARD DAVIS ......... . Memphis High School MATHIS, JOSEPH THOMAS .......... Kentucky A. Sz M. College NICKEL, DAISY IDA . ......... . Nashville High School NORTON, URBAN LAFAYETTE . . . . . . . . . . Tabernacle High School ODEN, LEWIS HARDEMAN ......... Lipscomb Academy RUTHERFORD, GRIFFIN WRIGHT ....... Franklin Institute UEFELMAN, THOMAS N. . ...... . . Erin High School X . 1' , . f ina N .JT T Nashville, Tenn. Memphis, Tenn. Farmington, Ky. Nashville, Tenn. Haw Ridge, Ala. Brentwood, Tenn. Mt. Vernon, Texas Erin, Tenn. 1 5,1 'T, jim.-v,o 1, ., V. , V ,K if .2111 x 4.- f Z I ani' 0, pm-pq f X Department of Pharmacy AYMETT, HARRY LEIGH . . AYRES, ALBERT JOHN . BENEDICT, ANDREW B. . BURNETT, GBADIAH STEWART COLGIN, IRWIN EDWARD . COOK, CHARLES ALSTON, JR. EMERSON, CHARLES CA. '. C. FAIR, CLAUDE . '. A '. ' . HOOD, ERNEST JAMES '. . IVEY, JOHN HARTWELL . JAMES, ISAAC LEONARD, JR. A. JOHNSON, EUGENE ELLIS A. LEECH, WILLIAM JACOB . . LESTER, BELEORD . LOVE, JOSEPH WILKES . . MCCARLEY, CLYDE . . N J JUNIOR CLASS ' 15u15Ski'Pu'b1iE sdhodi ' ' Ha,niiibQi1Hig1i School ' Nashville High Sehool ' Winthrop High School Waco High School .-. . . . . . . - Warrenton High School ' MEKiimfey' High Shhool ' University of Mississippi . - . . . . . . . Vanderbilt Training School ' Nei2n0iiH'igh's5ii00'1 W Masonic Institute ' Millsaps' Coliege ' Montgomery Bell Academy 4 - . . . . . . - Kendal School ' Culleoka High sihoiii ' 'M5rg.QnsE1d'High schboi' IOI Pulaski, Tenn. Hannibal, MO. Nashville, Tenn. Nashville,.Tenn. Waco, Texas Warrenton, N. C. McKinney, Texas French Camp, Miss Bartlett, Tenn. Newton, Miss. Hillsboro, Ala. Carrollton, Miss. Nashville, Tenn. Guthrie, Ky. Culleoka, Tenn. Morgantield, Ky. Department of Pharmacy .al T JUNIOR CLASS-Continued PATTON, WILLIAM F. . . PEYTON, BURT FQ . PULLY, LUTHER . RHEA, JAMES LONG . RICE, THOMAS JEFFERSON . SANDERS, DANIEL S. . . . SHORT, EDWARD REYNOLDS . SMISER, ROBERT WALLACE . SMITH, JAY FISK . . SORY, GEORGE THOMAS . . VAUGHN, JAMES SHARP . . WEST, CLARENCE HENRY . WILTSHIRE, CLAUDE RHEA . WORKMAN, SAUL GREELY . WOODWARD, BENJ. FRANKLIN YELL, WARREN STARUS . . . University 'School . n Rockwall College Abernathy School Missouri Valley College Shacklett Training School Brandon Training School I . Ahernathy School U I The Mooney School . Bethel College l 'sliringfaaid T-Iigh sfchdoi ' .Fayetteville .High School I l U Eufaula District Academy Howard Institute Southside Prenaratory School Mmirgdmeiy Ee11'A8adAmQ ' ' . . . . - . . . - . Q Brandon Training School 102 Nashville, Tenn. Rockvvall, Texas. Prospect, Tenn. McKinney, Texas Madisonville, Ky. Smyrna, Tenn. Pulaski, Tenn. Culleoka, Tenn. Texarkana, Ark. Springfield, Tenn, Nashville, Tenn. Clayton, Ala. Mt. Pleasant, Tenn Southside, Tenn. Nashville, Tenn. Wartrace, Tenn, D natal Tnerdi NAME Abbott, Rush Pulliam . 'Barnes, Charles Lafayette Brown, Thomas . . . . Burnam, John Curtis . . Campbell, William Dake . . Fugler, Pearly Magruder Hull, Marvin Ross . . Kranz, C. Walter . . ' Marron, Alonzo M. . . McKinstry, William sq . 'Returned to work off time c ondition. SENIOR CLASS STATE Mississippi Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Mississippi Texas Alabama Louisiana Tennessee NAME Murray, Michael joseph . Neil, Perseus Ewell . . . O'Neal, Herschel Leon . Parler, Percival Allen . Pearcy, Lynne ..... Senter, Richard Lafayette . . Shoemaker, Marion Edward . Stokes, james Richmond . Taylor, Viston ...... Walker, William Thomas . . Williams, john Weaver Fraser 103 STATE Tennessee Tennessee Texas South Carolina Indiana Mississippi Arkansas South Carolina Tennessee Alabama Kentucky NAME Ballenger, Curtis Murray . Berwick, Edward Crosland Bettis, Rob Stewart . . . Bloxam, William Luckie . Bolding, William Patterson Bond, Thomas William . . Cawthon, Harley . . . Crigler, Albert Sydney . Curry, Robert William . Ducote, Clifton Gustave . Ellington, Elza Oran . . Freeman, Reuben Albert . Garrison, Augustine Andrew Geisinger, Charles Blakely Green, Samuel Taylor Rufus Griffis, Walter Maurice . . Heymann, George Herschel Hooker, William john . . Hope, Richard Pearl . . Howser, Hugh C ..... Johnston, William Porter . King, Daniel Lewis . . Long, Edward Marion .H . Miller, Archibald Wallace . Dental Department J JUNIOR CLASS STATE Texas Louisiana Alabama Alabama Alabama Tennessee Florida Mississippi Florida Louisiana Texas Kentucky Texas Tennessee Texas Texas Tennessee Indiana Missouri Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Mississippi NAME Miller, john Wesley . . Moores, Matthew Wilson . Murphy, Robert Emmett . O'Bannon, Brien Boru . Parker, Frank Minter . Pippen, Willie Lee . . . Prettyman, George Gillespie Roberts, Abner Wade . . Rogers, Roy Lillion . . Segrest, David Allen . . Shepherd, Hassel Neely . Sims, john Dorris . . . Simpson, Charles jefferson Singleton, james Robert . Smith, john William . . . Starling, Charles Columbus Sternberger, Willie G. . . Townsend, Luther Newton Trowbridge, Paul Wise . Upchurch, Calvin Edgar . Wallace, Charles Benjamin Warriner, Richard Bascom Watts, john Hill .... Wren, Floyd Carr . . 104 STATE Mississippi Tennessee Alabama Tennessee Alabama Alabama Illinois Tennessee Tennessee Texas Tennessee Tennessee Texas Texas Kentucky Texas Tennessee Mississippi Louisiana Alabama Texas Mississippi Texas Louisiana NAME Adams, Spencer Marks . . Austin, George Lafayette . Austin, john Luther . . Bauer, john George . Bryant, William Scott . Carnell, Milton Clyde . . 'l'Carter, Avinger Becton . 9fCastanera, C. F .... '4iElbrick, Otto Antony . Feagin, Clifford B. . . . Forester, Alfred Malcom . Harrell, Samuel jackson, Ir. Holcomb, Clyde Lafayette Henson, joseph ..... Tjohnson, Ben Howard . . Lawson, Arch .... Love, Charles Thomas . . Maclin, john Anderson . . 1'Maclin, Robert Spencer . Mann, William Tanner . . Matthews, James William . McCormick, joseph Franklin Not in attendance. Hn late. Dental Department FRESHMAN CLASS STATE Alabama Alabama Alabama Illinois Tennessee Tennessee Texas Mississippi Tennessee Alabama Tennessee Louisiana Mississippi Michigan Tennessee Alabama Tennessee Illinois Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Mississippi NAME Melvin, Robert Alexander Merrill, William Garnett Miller, james Lewis . . Marrow, Thomas George O'Neal, Oliver john . . Osborne, Frank Stone . Overstreet, Wayne . Perkins, Roy Oaklan . . Pippen, Percy Shelton . Polk, Louis ..... TReynolds, Blake Owenby .... TScott, james Milton . . Shelton, Baldwin . . Snow, Robert Carl . . Stewart, Alva Bryan . Vaughn, james Sharp . Walker, William Kirkland Wallace, M. Beauty . . Wilson, Jessie Lee . Workman, Saul G. . Young, john William . IRREGULAR STUDENTS NAME STATE NAME Atkins, Robert Lee . . Tennessee Whitt, William Edgar . 6 STATE Mississippi Tennessee Texas Alabama Tennessee Tennessee Kentucky Texas Alabama Texas North Carolina Tennessee Mississippi Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee South Carolina Texas Arkansas Tennessee Tennessee STATE Virginia Tiki PRESENTING HIS BIL L A Vanderbilt Primer for Boys and Girls lwith due respect to the memory of Eugene Fieldl J' Note to 'Teachers--A key to this work may be had of any reputable jokesmith. Drs. Vaughan and Stevenson are perhaps the best known representatives of the trade. They carry and are prepared to distribute on short notice the largest and longest line of old, well-established and well-wom stories on the market. Their stuff is highly embellished and fanciful in the extreme. 5 l. THE BURSAR ERE we have a Bursar. He is a Financial Monstrosity. He collects Sixteen Dollars for each One Dollar that The Student owes. Gold and Silver look Alike to Him. Why does The Bursar wear a Grieved Look ? Because the Chancellor will not allow Him to collect Rent from Commodore Vanderbilt's Statue. Does he look like Thirty Cents? No, he resembles an Elongated Dollar-Mark on a Blank Check. Why are his Props so long? ln order that his Pockets may be Deep. He is a Shrewd Bird. He will collect the Rents out of Your Trousers while you Sleep, and Then he will take his Bill and Peck a Hole in your Little Pocket-Book. When you Grow up ask Your Father to let you be a Bursar. There is Money in It. When the Bursar retires He will Estab- lish Libraries in order to Get rid of His Surplus. 3. ll. ABOUT CHAPEL Is this a Chapel or a Theatre ? It is a Chapel. You can tell by the Small Crowd present. Who are the Three Men and The Boy sitting on the Hard Seats ? They are the Chancellor, the Dean and Mister Denny and a Yearling out of the Freshman Stable. Besides the Men and The Boy there are Two Theologues Flirting near the Organ. The janitor is asleep Out- side. The Small Round Chap in the Lookout is Hurrah Cunning Tolman. He has just made a Cute Prayer and is now Smiling a Few Words. He will say some Old Persian in a Minute and the Audience will join the Janitor. 107 III. THE CHANCELLOR Do all Chancellors play Billiards ? No, but This Chancellor seems to have a Head for that Sort of Thing. He is a Great Gardener and Raises Things. He does not Raise the Same Thing that the Students do When they are Feeling a Trille Gay. Did he Raise his Hair? No. Perhaps Mrs. Chancellor did That. Suppose you ask Him some Day when He is Tired and has had Two Days' Work in One. This Chancellor is the Most Expensive Brand that the Board of Trust ever Smoked. Let us Hope that They will not Fire him when They Finish Smoking. - .x IV. A FRESHMAN Who is This with a Green Cap? It is a Freshman. Why does he wear a Green Cap? Because he is Going to a Dance with His Best Girl. Do Freshmen Dance? No, but they think They do. They Cow Step. When the Wise Girl dances with a Freshman she ties her Dress on with a Trunk Strap and bids Mamma a Fond Farewell. She knows that she is in for a Strenuous Stunt. She wears House-Maids' Gloves because Freshie is so sticky. When she gets Home she gives One of the Mittens to the Verdant Boy. The Old Man gives him the Other. To clean a Freshman he must be put under The Pump at least Three Times a Year, It is best to Clean Him when there is Snow on the Ground. Then you can Break the Ice Gently with his Head. The Freshman never Dies. If properly greased, however, he will pass into a Chrysalis and emerge as a Gaudy Soph. .3 V. CZAR DUDLEY See the Fat Man with the Gray-Squirrel Whiskers on his Face. It is the Only True Czar. Solomon in all his Shop was not arrayed like One of These. Our Czar makes Nicholas II. and that Push look like a Bunch of Selling Platers. What does Our Own and Only do For a Living? He is Best Man at Weddings and High Roller in the University and Indian Clubs, Is he Married? No, he perfers to Remain the Best Man. He does Athletic Stunts in the Newspapers. He has Knocked out every Ringer that has ever Gone Against Him in the S. I. A. A. He is the Real Thing. When he comes out of the Chemistry Matinee the Giddy Girls hold Their Yucatan Breath. Some Day he will run Nashville and jere Baxter will retire to Harriman. When he dies he will be Numbered with the OldsOlympians. 108 VI. MR. EDWIN WILEY Oh Girls, come and see The Pretty Man. Isr1't he just too Precious? He wears Glitter- ing Glasses, Raven Hair Split in the Middle, a Toboggan Nose and Garnet Eyes. Is he a Poet or an Artist? Neither-he is Edwin Wiley, Benedict. He writes Books and Catalogues. He looks inspired Because he is Freshly Married. After a While it will Wear Off and he wil merely look like a Professor. .al VII. A COLLEGE WATCHMAN Who killed the Sparrow? I, said Cap. Alley, with My Might and Marrow. I killed the Sparrow. I killed Five Thousand. Was not that a Naughty Man to kill the Sparrow? Bad Little Boys who Grow up to be Watchmen and kill Sparrows will not Go to Heaven. They will have to Shovel Coal Away Down in Prof. Sehuerman's Territory. Cap. watches Cows Break in and eat the juicy Grass while he Drives out Love Lorn Lads and Lasses who Spoon beneath the Trees. Do not Kiss a Girl on the Campus. If you do not Wish to be Arrested Kiss her on the Cheek. It is best not to Inflict her at all. Cap. does not Allow Professors to Kiss their Wives on the Campus, but they Do not care to Kiss Them Anywhere. That is One on Cap. .3 VIII. THE PRETTY CO-ED Do you see the Pretty Co-Ed? No. Where is she? She is not Here. Perhaps She will be Here next Year. Be Patient, for There is no Telling what may Happen. Can the Co-Ed run? Yes, the Co-Ed can Run. She can run Two Feet a Minute when a Car is Corning. She can Talk faster than She can Run. The Co-Ed was born with an Unabridged Vocabulary and a Taste for Learning and Ice-cream in her Mouth. That is why Her Parents sent her off to School. Do not abuse the Co-Ed. Treat her Kindly and Gften and She will Purr in Gratitude. She is said to be the Leaven that Leavens the Whole Lump. At the Same Time do not put your Foot in her Trap if you do not Wish to be Caught. 109 IX. THE GOOD DEAN Be Quiet while the Dean of the Good Department is Reading the Morning Lesson. He will not read over an Hour and Fifty-five Minutes. Then he will Sing. It is Worth While to wait to Hear the Dean sing. He has a Siren Voice. Why does The Dean look so Sad? Is he the Vanderbilt Undertaker or does he Drive the Faculty Hearse? Perhaps he is still Thinking of the Sewanee Football Game. He is not Sad. He is Bubbling over with Mirth, but the Bubbles are not Visible to the Naked Eye. Once Some Bad Boys tried to Shave the Dean, but he Took the Wings of a Bat and Flew to the Uttermost Corner of the Campus. The Bad Boys now Dwell in Exile with Their Parents, and the Pristine Beauty of the Dean's Beard is still Intact. . al ' X. GUS WISE DYER Can you see this Man? You can When he Closes his Mouth. How did he Get such a Large Mouth? He was Born that Way, but Exercise has Helped Some. He has been to Chicago where He engaged in Blowing Matches with the Wind. He also Called the Roll for Prof. Oscar Loud Triggs. That is where Some of His Queer Theories came from. His Feet resemble Two of Armour's Best Refrigerated Hams. From that You may infer that The Chicago has not yet Rubbed off. One of His Best Girls says that he Looks Like an Unde- veloped Negative of Theodore Roosevelt when he Shows his Teeth. He looks like a Cross between a Farmer and an Anarchist to Us. He Tears down Society as he Ploughs through It. 5 Xl. J. D.-A HUMAN DYNAMO Come and See the Human Dynamo. Do you Hear the X Raise in His Voice? He looks Liketa Pair of Pincers and Walks like a Live Wire. Perhaps that is Why he Wears Insulated Shoes. His Eyes are Lurid with Polarized Light. When Going at Full Speed the Human Dynamo cannot Cast a Shadow of His Own. He Borrows one to throw over His Pupils at Examination Time. Mr. Denny has Them to Let to All Members of the Faculty. This is not the.Hebrew Daniel. He would not Have Been a Temptation to the Lions. He is not Fat Enough. Let us Look at Something Else. IIO 5 .df 7 k M., -1,1 H tu -jf:-25-5, , '64 K 5, 1 if S TENNESSEE ALPHA OF PHI DELTA THETA Phi Delta Theta Founded at Miami University, Oxford, Ohio, December 26, I848. Incorporated under the laws of the State of Ohio, March Iz, I88I. J . Colors -WHITE AND LIGHT BLUE NATIONAL CONVENTION, ATLANTA, GA., November 24-28, 1904. College Chapters Alpha Province MAINE ALPHA- Colby College, Waterville, Me. NEW HANIPSHIRE ALPHA- Dartmouth College, Hanover, N. H. VERMONT ALPHA- University of Vermont, Burlington, Vt. MASSACHUSETTS ALPHA-Williams College, Williamstown, Mass. MASSACHUSETTS BETA-Amherst College, Amherst, Mass. ' RHODE ISLAND ALPHA- Brown University, Providence, R. I NEW YORK ALPHA-Cornell University, Ithaca, N. Y. NEW YORK BETA-UDiOD University, Schenectady, N. Y. NEW YORK DELTA-Columbia University, New York, N. Y. NEW YORK EPSILON-Syracuse University, Syracuse, N. Y. PENNSYLVANIA ALPHA- LaFayette College, Easton, Pa. PENNSYLVANIA BETA- Pennsylvania College, Gettysburg, Pa. PENNSYLVANIA GAMMA-Washington and jefferson College, Washington, Pa. PENNSYLVANIA DELTA- Allegheny College, Meadville, Pa. PENNSYLVANIA EPSILON-Dickinson College, Carlisle, Pa. PENNSYLVANIA ZETA- University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pa. PENNSYLVANIA ETA- Lehigh University, South Bethlehem, Pa. QUEBEC ALPHA- McGill University, Montreal, Canada. Beta Province VIRGINIA BETA-University of Virginia, Charlottesville, Va. VIRGINIA GAMMA-Randolph-Macon College, Ashland, Va. VIRGINIA ZETA-Washington and Lee University, Lexington, Va. NORTH CAROLINA BETA-University oi North Carolina, Chapel Hill, N. C KENTUCKY ALPHA-DELTA-Central University of Kentucky, Danville, Ky. KENTUCKY EPSILON- Kentucky StateICOllege, Lexington, Ky. TENNESSEE ALPHA-Vanderbilt University, Nashville, Tenn. TENNESSEE BETA-University of the South, Sewanee, Tenn. 115 Gamma Province GEORGIA ALPHA-University of Georgia, Athens, Ga. GEORGIA BETA- Emory College, Oxford, Ga. GEORGIA GAMMA-MCICST University, Macon, Ga. ALABAMA ALPHA- University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, Ala. ALABAMA BETA-Alabama Polytechnic Institute, Auburn, Ala. Delta Province OHIO ALPHA-Miami University, Oxford, Ohio. OHIO BETA-Ohio Wesleyan University, Delaware, Ohio. OHIO GAMMA-Ohi0 University, Athens, Ohio. OHIO ZETA-Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio. OHIO ETA-C356 School of Applied Science, Cleveland, Ohio. OHIO TI-IETA-University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, Ohio. MICHIGAN ALPHA-University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Mich Epsilon Province INDIANA ALPHA-Indiana University, Bloomington, Ind. INDIANA BETA-Wabash College, Crawfordsville, Ind. INDIANA GAMMA-Butler College, University of Indianapolis, Irvington, Ind. INDIANA DELTA-Franklin College, Franklin, Ind. INDIANA EPSILON-Hanover College, Hanover, Ind. INDIANA ZETA-DCPZUWV University, Greencastle, Ind. INDIANA THETA-PUfdUC University, West Lafayette, Ind. Zeta Province ILLINOIS ALPHA-Northwestern University, Evanston, Ill. ILLINOIS BETA-University of Chicago, Chicago, Ill. ILLINOIS DELTA-KHOX College, Galesburg, Ill. ILLINOIS ZETA-Lombard University, Galesburg, Ill. ILLINOIS ETA-University of Illinois, Champaign, Ill. A WISCONSIN ALPHA-University of Wisconsin, Madison, Wis. MINNESOTA ALPHA-University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minn IOWA ALPHA-Iowa Wesleyan University, Mt. Pleasant, Ia. IOWA BETA:University of Iowa, Iowa City, Ia. MISSOURI ALPHA-University of Missouri, Columbia, MO. MISSOURI BETA-Westminster College, Fulton, Mo. MISSOURI GAMMA-Washington University, St. Louis, Mo. KANSAS ALPHA-University of Kansas, Lawrence, Kan. NEBRASKA ALPHA-University of Nebraska, Lincoln, Neb. 116 A Eta Province MISSISSIPPI ALPHA-University of Mississippi, University, Miss. LOUISIANA ALPHA-Tulane University, New Orleans, La. Selma, Ala. Birmingham, Ala. Los Angeles, Cal. Atlanta, Ga. Salt Lake City, Utah. Spokane, Wash. Milwaukee, Wis. Chicago, Ill. Detroit, Mich. Athens, Ohio. Cleveland, Ohio. New York, N. Y. Philadelphia, Pa. Minneapolis, Minn. Harvard University. TEXAS BETA-University of Texas, Austin, Texas. TEXAS GAMMA-Southwestern University, Georgetown, Texas Theta Province CALIFORNIA ALPHA-University of Califomia, Berkeley, Cal. CALIFORNIA BETA-Leland Stanford, jr., University, Stanford University, Cal. WASHINGTON ALPHA-University of Washington, Seattle, Wash .al Alumni Clubs Annual Alumni Day. March 15th Mobile, Ala. Denver, Col. Macon, Ga. Washington, D. C. Nashville, Tenn. St. Louis, Mo. LaCrosse, Wis. Indianapolis, Ind. Cincinnati, Ohio. Toledo, Ohio. Hamilton, Ohio. Syracuse, N. Y. Boston, Mass. Richmond, Va. 117 Montgomery, Ala. San Francisco, Cal Columbus, Ga. Austin, Texas. Seattle, Wash. Kansas City, Mo. Galesburg, Ill. Franklin, Ind. Columbus, Ohio. Akron, Ohio. Louisville, Ky. Pittsburg, Pa. St. Paul, Minn. New Orleans, La. Baltimore, Md. 0 Tennessee Alpha of Phi Delta Theta LYTTON TAYLOR, '76 J. T. BENSON, '79 L. R. CAMPBELL, '80 J. R. WEST, '80 W. B. PALMER, '80 R. F. JACKSON, '81 P. D. MADDIN, '81 H. H. GOODPASTURE, '81 W. R. MANIER, '81 A. E. HOWELL, '82 E. A. PRICE, '82 J. C. MCREYNOLDS, '82 C. T. COLE, '83 FIRMAN SMITH, '83 J. M. ZARECOR, '83 CLAUDE WALLER, '84 S. S. CROCKETT, '85 A. M. HOGAN, '85 C. B. RICHARDSON, '86 WALTER STOKES, '86 R. E. CROCKETT, '87 W. H. WITT, '87 G. J. STUBBLEFIELD, '87 J. W. SEWELL, '88 W. F. HARRIS, '88 H. E. JACKSON, '89 J. W. MANIER, JR., '89 R. A. ARMSTEAD, '90 E. H. VAUGHN, '90 R. A. BARR, '92 Established January 30, 1876. .al Fratres in Urbo IIS J. H. DEWITT, '94 E. O. HARRIS, '95 J. V. CROCKETT, '96 D. F. C. BUNTIN, '96 J. W. HANNER, '96 HARRINGTON MARR, '96 HILL MCALISTER, '97 F. J. FULLER, '97 NORMAN FARRELL, '97 J. P. W. BROVVN, '97 DOUGLAS HAGGARD, '99 LEWIS FARRELL, '99 ALLISON BUNTIN, '99 R. B. C. HOWELL, 'QQ S. D. BAXTER, 'oo J. P. WILLIAMS, JR., 'oo S. C. PILCHER, 'oo W. B. C. PILCHER, 'OI M. H. RICHARDSON, 'ox A. W. HARRIS, JR., 'OI H. G. RICE, 'OI M. H. BONNER, 'ol C. W. CALDWELL, 'oz CHARLES E. BUNTIN, 'Oz J. A. WILSON, 'O3 JOHN DANIEL J. L. WATKINS WALTER JONES LARKIN SMITH W. B. HOWELL, JR. Phi Delta Theta 8 Fratros in Fncultnto R. A. BARR, M. D. . . . . A. W. HARRIS, JR., M.D. . . . HARRINGTON MARR, M. D ..... J. C. MCREYNOLDS, A. M., LL. B. . . PERCY D. MADDIN, B.A., LL. B. . . A. R. CARTER, B.A. .... . JOHN DANIEL, M.A. ..... . FIRMAN SMITH, LL. B. ..... . GEORGE W. MARTIN, B. S., PH. D. . W. H. WITT, M.A., M.D. . . . . . . . . . . Professor of Abdominal Surgery and Gynecology . . . . . . . . . . . Assistant Demonstrator of Anatomy . Demonstrator in Anatomy in Medical and Dental Departments . . . . . . . . Professor of Commercial and Insurance Law . . . . . . . . Professor of the Law of Torts and Carriers . . Member of Board of Trust . . . . Professor of Physics . . . . Lecturer on Dental jurisprudence . Adjunct Professor of Biology . . . . Professor of Materia Medica and Therapeutics Frntros in Univcrsitate B. F. CARR . . R. W. DAKE . . Class of 1903 . . . Fulton, Ky. H. W. DAVIS . . . Nashville, Tenn. H. M. DOBBS . C lass of 1904 B. F. CORNELIUS . . . Nashville, A. F. NYE . . Nashville, I. I. TIGERT . . Nashville, D. M. WRIGHT Nashville, F. G. GORDON . Franklin, J. HOWELL, JR. Nashville, W. R. MANIER Nashville, N. C. BRYAN . Nashville, W. C. WEAVER Nashville, W. H. MORGAN Nashville, FRANK CUNNINGHAM . . Nashville, Tenn EDWIN COOPER . Tenn I. B. SIBLEY . . Tenn W. H. BARCLAY . Tenn. P. W. TROWBRIDGE Tenn. E. C. BERWICK . Class of IQ05 Tenn. PAUL DEWITT . Tenn. A. D. LANGI-IAM . Tenn. Class of 1906 Tenn. W. H. WELLAR . Tenn. C. D. MONTGOMERY Tenn. Bell Buckle, Tenn. . . Florence, Ala. . Nashville, Tenn. . . Louisville, Ky. . . . . Louisville, Ky. . Franklin, La. . Foster, La. . . . Armiston,Ala. . . Greenville, Miss. . Nashville, Tenn. Beaumont, Texas. 'Swxlmc SE HSN? CHI CHAPTER OF KAPPA ALPHA G. C. SCOGGIN . RAY BUCKLEY . W. C. DIXON . E. F. MALONE . G. W. MEUR . R. W. BURKS . F. J. CARPENTER W. B. LAMB, JR. I. M. LAWLER R. M. MANN . J. W. MOORE . F. A. BLACK . P. B. KERN ALEX PERRY . W. R. PORTER E. K. SIMS . KENNETH WHITE HUGH BON . M. A. BRADFORD G. D. BR1TTA1N J. 1. FLOWERS . A. H. FLOWERS A. W. FRANK . JNO. OVERTON W. B. ROULSTONE L. M. STALLCUP Founded a Kappa Alpha t Washington and Lee Univ Ji CHI CHAPTER Established April 9, 1883 ,gi , Post-Graduate Student . . M. A. . . Class of 1903 . B. E. . . M. D. . B. A. . . B. A. . Class of 1904 . . B. E. . . M. D. . . LL. B. . . M. D. . . LL. B. . . . M. D. . Class of 1905 . M. D. . . B. D. . M. D. . . B. A. B. A. . B. E. . Claes of 1906 . B. S. . . B. S. . B. A. . B. S. . B. S. . B. E. . . M. D. . . B. A. . B. S. 123 ersity, I Caruthersville, Mo Louisville, Ky. Ashood, Tenn. Nashville, Tenn. Stanton, Tenn. Louisville, Ky. Nashville, Term. Fayetteville, Tenn. Martin, Tenn. Brownsville, Tenn. Nashville, Tenn. Louisville, Ky. Nashville, Tenn. Nashville, Tenn. Paris, Tenn. Washington, D. C. Nashville, Tenn. Nashville, Tenn. Columbus, Ga. Talladega, Ala. Montgomery, Ala. Montgomery, Ala. Mobile, Ala. Nashville, Tenn. Covington, Ky. Sykeston, MO. E. F.. BARTHELL, Chi. W. LYLES BLACK, Beta and Chi. DR. LUCIUS E. BURCH, Chi. DR. ROBT. L. BURCH, Chi. J. V. CABELL, Chi. W. C. CHERRY, Chi. OVERTON DICKINSON, Lambda. REAU E. FOLK, Tau. C. A. FOLK, Eta. Kappa Alpha J' Fratres in Urbe J. HORTON FALL, JR., Chi. W. D. HARDEMAN, Beta.- J. E. HART, Chi. G. S. HERRICK, Alpha-Epsilon. H. A. JACKSON, Pi. V. M. JONES, Chi and Alpha. FOSTER JONES, Chi. THOS. B. JONES, Epsilon. JNO. BELL KEEBLE, Chi. E. T. KIRKPATRICK, Sigma. C. L. LEWIS, JR., Chi. J. P. MARCH, Chi. THOS. H. MALONE, JR., Chi. MARSHALL M. MORGAN, Chi. FRANK D. MORGAN, Pi. EDWIN MURRAY, Beta. LAWRENCE G. O'BRYAN, Chi. RICHARD C. PLATER, Chi. .99 Fratres in Facultate WALTER W. PIERCE, Epsilon ALBERT W. SHIPP, Delta. HENRY S. KEGGS, Nu. THOS. C. TANNER, Pi. . ROSS THOMAS, Beta. . L. WHITWORTH, Lambda. J. M. WILLIAMS, Chi. WALTER S. YARBROUGH, Chi. DR. LUCIUS E. BURCH, M. D., Chi, Medical Depatment. THOS. H. MALONE, JR.. M. A., LL. B., Chi, Law Department. JNO. BELL KEEBLE, LL. B., Chi, Law Department. I24 Kappa Alpha .af ROLL OF ACTIVE CHAPTERS ALPHA-Washington and Lee University, Lexington, Va. GAMMA-University of Georgia, Athens, Ga. DELTA-Wofford College, Spartanburg, S. C. EPSILON-Emory College, Oxford, Ga. ZETA-Randolph-Macon College, Ashland, Va. ETA-Richmond College, Richmond, Va. Tl-IETA-Kentucky State College, Lexington, Ky. KAPPA-Mercer University, Macon, Ga. LAMBDA-University of Virginia, Charlottesville, Va NU-Polytechnic Institute, A. Sc M. College, Auburn, Ala. XI-Southwestern University, Georgetown, Texas. OMICRON-University of Texas, Austin, Texas. PI-University of Tennessee, Knoxville, Tenn. SIGMA-Davidson College, Mecklenburg Co., N. C. UPSILON-University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill N. C. PHI-Southern University, Greensboro, Ala. CHI-Vanderbilt University, Nashville, Tenn. PSI-Tulane University, New Orleans, La. OMEGA-Centre College, Danville, Ky. ALPHA-ALPHA-University of the South, Sewanee, J Tenn. ALPHA-BETA-University of Alabama, University Ala. ALPHA-GAMMA-Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, La. ALPHA-DELTA-William Jewell College, Liberty, Mo- J ALPHA-EPSILON-S. W. P. University, Clarksville, Tenn. ALPHA-ZETA-William and Mary College, Williams- burg, Va. - ALPHA-ETA-Westminster College, Fulton, Mo. ALPHA-THETA-Kentucky University, Lexington, Ky. ALPHA-loTA-Centenary College, jackson, La. ALPHA-KAPPA-Missouri State University, Columbia, Mo. ALPHA-LAMBDA-johns Hopkins University, Balti- more, Md. ALPHA-MU-Millsaps College, Jackson, Miss. ALPHA-NU-Columbian University, Washington, D. C. ALPHA-XI-University of California, Berkeley, Cal. ALPHA-OMICRON-University of Arkansas, Fayette- ville, Ark. ALPHA-P1-Leland Stanford, jr., University, Stanford Univ. P. O., Cal. ALPHA-RHO-University of West Virginia, Morgan- town, W. Va. ALPHA-SIGMA-Georgia School of Technology, At- lanta, Ga. ALPHA-TAU-Hampden-Sidney College, Hampden- Sidney, Va. ALPHA-UPSILON-University of Mississippi, Univer- sity, Miss. ALPHA-PHI+Trinity College, Durham, N. C. ALPHA-CHI-Kentucky Wesleyan University, Win- chester, Ky. Alumni Chapters Norfolk, Va., Richmond, Va., New York City, Raleigh, N. C., Macon, Ga., Mobile, Ala., Dallas, Tex., Frank lin, La., Lexington, Ky., Petersburg, Va., Talladega, Ala., St. Louis, Mo., San Francisco, Cal., Alexandria, La., jackson, Miss., Atlanta, Ga., Hampton-Newport News, Va., Chatta- nooga, Tenn., Montgomery, Ala., Augusta, Ga., Staunton, Va., jackson- ville, Fla., Meridian, Miss., Shreveport, La., Centreville, Mo. 125 1 . ff fig' ' 1 4 jr! Li.:-X ilk 5 ,f ! 42' AN AX-DENT 1 , A X x K x' Q .f V l I , N-1 . J f ., F ' ,f x Z f - f' 4 ? 1, x,1m.?'S -5925 Z . T Y' 'I f MTW. W'-112:15 - ,J 322.1 I jf. I . 'L1fQ'2.Q. , .151 y U N i gifs,-c Q 'r' r , . 44' . 'Q . 5, if 54Q,,omf, A 22 - ', . V b I C 1 ' 4 1 KAPPA CHAPTER OF KAPPA SIGMA Y Kappa Sigma Founded at University of Virginia, 1867 J' Roll of Active Chapters DISTRICT I. PSI-University of Maine, Orono, Me. ALPHA-RH0-Bowdoin College, Brunswick, Me. ALPHA-LAMBDA-University of Vermont, Burlington, Vt. BETA-ALPHA-Brown University, Providence, R. I. ALPHA-KAPPA-Cornell University, Ithaca, N. Y. BETA-KAPPA-New Hampshire College, Durham, N. H DISTRICT II. ALPHA-ALPHA-University of Maryland, Baltimore, Md. PI-Swarthmore College, Swarthmore, Pa. ' ALPHA-DELTA-Penns lvania State College, State College, Pa. , ' ALPHA-ETA-Collumbian University, Washington, D. C. - ALPHA-EPSILON-University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pa. ALPHA-PHI-BUCkDCll University, Lewisburg, Pa. BETA-DELTA-Washington and jefferson College, Washington, Pa BETA-IOTA-Lehigh University, South Bethlehem, Pa. DELTA-Davidson College, Davidson,,N. C. BETA-PI-Dickinson-College, Carlisle, Pa. DISTRICT III. UPSILON-Hampden-Sidney College, Hampden-Sidney, Va. ZETA-University of Virginia, Charlottesville, Va. ETA-Randolph-Macon College, Ashland, Va. NU-William and Mary College, Williamsburg, Va. BETA-BETA-Richmond College, Richmond, Va. ETA-PRIME-Trinity College, Durham, N. C. ALPHA-MU-University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, N. C. BETA-University of Alabama, University, Ala. BETA-UPSILON-N. C. A. 81 M. College, Raleigh, N. C DISTRICT IV. ALPHA-BETA-Mercer University, Macon, Ga. ALPHA-NU-Wofford College, Spartanburg, S. C. ALPHA-TAU-Georgia School of Technology, Atlanta, Ga. BETA-ETA-Alabama Polytechnic Institute, Auburn, Ala. 7 BETA-LAMBDA-University of Georgia, Athens, 129 Ga. Roll of Active Chapters DISTRICT V. THETA-Cumberland University, Lebanon, Tenn. KAPPA-Vanderbilt University, Nashville, Tenn. LAMBDA-University of Tennessee, Knoxville, Tenn. PHI-Southwestern Presbyterian University, Clarksville, Tenn. OMEGA-University of South, Sewanee, Tenn. ALPHA-THETA-Southwestern Baptist University, Jackson, Tenn. BETA-NU-Kentucky State College, Lexington, Ky. DISTRICT VI. ALPHA-UPSILON-Millsaps College, jackson, Miss. GAMMA-Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, La. EPSILON-Centenary College, jackson, La. IOTA-Southwestern University, Georgetown, Texas. SIGMA-Tulane University, New Orleans, La. TAU-University of Texas, Austin, Tex DISTRICT VII. XI-University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, Ark. ALPHA-Psr-University of Nebraska, Lincoln, Neb. ALPHA-OMEGA-William Jewell College, Liberty, Mo. BETA-GAMBIA-MISSOHFI State University, Columbia, Mo. BETA-OMICRON-University of Denver, University Park, Colo. BETA-SIGMA-Washington University, St. Louis, Mo. BETA-TAU-Baker University, Baldwin, Kan DISTRICT VIII. CHI-Purdue University, Lafayette, Ind. ALPHA-GAMMA-University of Illinois, Champaign, Ill. ALPHA-ZETA-University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Mich. BETA-THETA-University of Indiana, Bloomington, Ind. ALPHA-PI-Wabash College, Crawfordsville, Ind. ALPHA-SIGMA-Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio. ALPHA-CHI-Lake Forest University, Lake Forest, Ill. BETA-EPSILON-University of Wisconsin, Madison, Wis. BETA-MU-University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minn. BETA-RHO-University of Iowa, Iowa City, Iowa DISTRICT IX. BETA-ZETA-Leland Stanford, jr., University, Stanford Univ., Cal. BETA-XI-University of California, Berkeley, Cal. Alumni Chapters Boston, Mass. New York, N. Y. Danville, Va. New Orleans, La. Waco Tex. Washington, D. C. Chicago, Ill. Indianapolis, Ind. St. Louis, Mo. Norfork, Va. Atlanta, Ga. Pine Bluff, Ark. Yazoo City, Miss. Ruston, La. Philadelphia, Pa. Chihuahua, Mex. Memphis, Tenn. Pittsburg, Pa. Budalo, N. Y. San Francisco, Cal 130 W. S. H. ARMSTEAD MORA H. SHARPE H. B. BUCKNEE J. T. KERCHEVAL R. S. THOMPSON THOS. J. TYNE A. CAREY ESTES WILLIAM E. STEGER E. D. KUYKENDALL Kappa Chapter of Kappa Sigma Established, 1877. Reestablished, 1885. Fratrea L. I. RICE F. H. POWERS J. S. ATKINS CHARLES W. THOMPSON JOHN R. WILSON WILLIAM O. HARRIS W. E. BEARD WILLIAM F. ORR, JR. EDIE HOLLINS J in Urbe ROBERT E. HEARN H. A. MCNALLY R. H. HEALAN W. S. EMBRY JAMES J. VAUGHN D. RANKIN BARBEE FRANK GOODMAN SAMUEL POINTER HOLLAND R. MCTYEIRE JR LESLIE KIRKPATRICK E. T. HOLLINS C. T. KIRKPATRICK LEE BROCK EDWARD F. JARED R. F. O'NEAL C. M. SWARTZ CLAIBORNE C. HORTON I. PHILIPS, JR. J. F. LUGG DUKE FULLER .Al Fratres in Facultate D. R. STUBBLEFIELD, M. A., M. D., D. D. S., L. C. GLENN, Ph. D., Dean of Dental Department, Vanderbilt University Professor of Geology OWEN H. WILSON, B. E., M. D., MYLES P. O'CONNOR, M. A., ' P rofessor of Anatomy and Lecturer on Pediatrics Sec. of Law Department, Vanderbilt University .al Post-Graduate V. W. BLAKE . . . W. W. COMPTON . . T. C. DYE . . . GLENN FLINN . . Ji L. FELDER, JR. . . E. JOHNSON . . D. B. BLAKE, JR. . FRANK J. BLAKE . J. E. EDGERTON, B. A., Lebanon, Tenn. Class of 1905 . . . Nashville, Tenn. E. H. GALLOWAY . . . . . Leipers Fork, Tenn. H. F. MINOR . . . . . . . Plano, Tex. V. I. MOORE . . . . . . Clarkson, Tex. R. B. NELSON . . . . . S. M. RUSSELL ......... Elkton, Ky. Class of 1904 . Oklahoma City, Okla. FRANK KYLE . . . . . . . Jackson, Miss. M. S. MONK . . . . . R. B. WARRENER ......... Missouri. Class of 1905 . . . . Nashville, Tenn. J. M. DECOTE . . . . . . . . . Nashville, Tenn. CHARLES C. GREEN . . . MELVILLE SMITH ...... Nashville, Tenn. Class of 1906 R. L. COBB . . . . . . Lafayette, Ky. J. B. HOWELL ROGER HAMILTON . . . . Lebanon, Tenn. FRANK MIMS . HENRY D. HARRIS . ..... Erin Tenn. E. P. SCALES . i BRUCE WEATHDRS ........ Elkton, I I3I Jackson, Miss. Nashville, Tenn. . Opelika, Ala. Jackson, Tenn. . Celina, Tenn. . . Atlanta, Ga. New Orleans, La. . Beaumont, Tex . . Mississip i. Hopkinsville, lgy. Nashville, Tenn. Q l'V ' :N N 442 ,. '1 X, I wx., ff. ty ' 4 m VF Q' 4 ' . o 9 H o 0 0 0 X 0 0 o 9' on . ' c f , 0 0 t 0 . f Q! i G 0 l X Q. 1571: f fini, 0 1 'QM I mm. fm .N ,' K -3 I I ii, The Shdeng Sweenyeen-'YT' She WYTE5 noe-av Sofhmg , I do w-531 -gi.: weve here 117.5 ve2Lfrun-715-'CHev Slnterlfa '13 EIB do-.1 bfe LAMBDA CHAPTER OF DELTA TAU DELTA 1 Delta Tau Delta Established in 1859 at Bethany .29 Active Chapters Southern Division A-Vanderbilt University, Nashville, Tenn. II-University of Mississippi, University, Miss. fb-Washington and Lee, Lexington, Va. BE-Emory College, Oxford, Ga. B6-University ot the South, Sewanee, Tenn. BI-University of Virginia, Charlottsville, Va. BE!-Tulane University, New Orleans, La. . Western Division 0-University of Iowa, Iowa City, Ia. BI'--University of Wisconsin, Madison, Wis. BH-University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minn. BK-University of Colorado, Boulder, Col. B11-Northwestern University, Evanston, Ill. BP--Leland Stanford, jr., University, Stanford University, Cal. BT-University of Nebraska, Lincoln, Neb. , BT-University of Illinois, Champaign, Ill. B52-University of California, Berkeley, Cal. FA-University of Chicago, Chicago, Ill. FB-Armour Institute of Technology, Chicago, Ill. Northern Division B-Ohio University, Athens, Ohio, A-University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Mich. E-Albion College, Albion, Mich. Z-Adelbert College, Western Reserve University, Cleveland, Ohio. K--Hillsdale College, Hillsdale, Mich. BA-Indiana University, Bloomington, Ind. BB-DePauw University, Greencastle, Ind. M-Ohio Wesleyan University, Delaware, Ohio. X-Kenyon College, Gambier, Ohio. BZ-Butler College, University of Indianapolis, Irvington, Ind. BCP-Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio. BW-WabaSh College, Crawfordsville, Ind. FA-University of West Virginia, Morgantown, W. Va. Eastern Division A-Allegheny College, Meadville, Penn. I'-Washington and jefferson College, Washington, Penn. P-Stevens Institute of Technology, Hoboken, N. I. T-Rensselear Polytechnic Institute, Troy, N. Y. BM-Tufts College, Tufts College, Mass. Q-University oi Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pa. BA-Lehigh University, Bethlehem Pa BN-Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Boston, Mass. BO-Cornell University, Ithaca, N. Y. f BX-Brown University, Providence, R. I. I'I'-Dartmouth College, Hanover, N. H. FE-Columbia University, New York City. FZ-Wesleyan University, Middletown, Conn 135 Chicago San Francisco Minneapolis ALLEN, FRANK C. ASHCRAFT, E. S. ATKINSON, J. E. H. BATES, JOHN P. BRENGELMAN, GEO. BROWN, JOHN C., JR. CAIN, WALTER CANNON, JOHN B. COVINGTON, W. A. DEBOW, JAS. D. B. EVANS, HARRY W. FEAREY, ROBERT H. FITE, FRANK G. Alumni Chapters Cincinnati Philadelphia Milwaukee Indianapolis Pittsburg Cleveland .35 Frntres in Urbe FOGG, FRANK B. GARRISON, JOHN G. GOODMAN, ABE KIRBY, T. A. LELLYETT, JOHN T. LENEI-IAN, WALTER MANNING, W. T. MARR, GOULDING MCALISTER, W. K. MCCLURE, W. P. MCGAVOCK, W. VAN MCGREGOR, LEROY New York Boston Atlanta NICHOL, W. L., JR. OVERTON, JESSE PARDUE, LITTLETON RANDOLPH, J. W. SIMMONS, WILLIAM SMITH, ROBERT T. STOKES, HARRY S. TILLMAN, GEO. N. VAUGHN, FRANK N. VAUGHN, PRESTON WATERS, W. T. WILSON, R. A. WOODALL, P. H. Fratres in Facultate WALTER LENEI-IAN, M. D., Assistant to Chair of Anatomy. A GEORGE F. DAVIS, Assistant in Chemical Laboratory. W. L. HUNNICUTT, B. S J. R. FISHER, B. A. . E. W. LIPSCOMB, B. D. S. W. SCALES, M. D. . W. J. ANDERSON, B. A. G. F. DAVIS, B.S. . . M. F. WOODROW, B.A W. S. LOVE, B. S. . . E. J. HAMILTON, B. A. G. G. HAMILTON, B.A. INNIS BROWN, B.A. . -29 Lambda Chapter Established 1881. Undergraduates Class of 1903 Class of 1904 Class of 1905 Class of 1906 136 . . Atlanta, Ga. . . Gallatin, Tenn. . Columbus, Miss. . . Starksville, Miss. . . Springfield, Tenn. . . Richmond, Mo. . . . Franklin, Ky. . . . Bertrand, Mo. . . . Harrison, Miss. Hollow Tree Gap, Miss. . . . Bingham, Tenn. BETA PI CHAPTER OF ALPHA TAU OMEGA Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity Founded at Rzklzmand, Vz'rgz?1zh, 1865 COLORS--Old Gold and Sky Blue .al .gl A FLOWER-White Tea Rose . Province I-Alabama and Georgia Alabama Alpha Epsilon, A. dz M. College, Auburn Alabama Beta Beta, Southern University, Greensboro Alabama Beta Delta, University of Alabama, Tuskaloosa Georgia Alpha Beta, University of Georgia, Athens Georgia Alpha Theta, Emory College, Oxford Georgia Alpha Zeta, Mercer University, Macon Georgia Beta Iota, School of Technology, Atlanta Province ll-California, Colorado, Louisiana, and Texas California Gamma Iota, University of California, Berkeley Colorado Gamma Lambda, University of Colorado, Boulder Louisiana Beta Epsilon, Tulane University, New Orleans Texas Gamma Eta, University of Texas, Austin Province Ill-Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, and Nebraska Illinois Gamma Zeta, University of Illinois, Champaign Indiana Gamma Gamma, 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, Lincoln ' Kansas Gamma Mu, University of Kansas, Lawrence Minnesota.Gamma Nu, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis Province IV-Maine, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and Vermont Maine Beta Upsilon, University of Maine, Orono Maine Gamma Alpha, Colby College, Waterville Massachusetts Gamma Beta, Tufts College Rhode Island Gamma Delta, Brown University, Providence Vermont Beta Zeta, University of Vermont, Burlington 139 Province V-New York and Pennsylvania New York Alpha Omicron, St. Lawrence University, Canton New York Alpha Lambda, Columbia University, New York New York Beta Theta, Cornell University, Ithaca Pennsylvania Alpha Iota, Muhlenburg College, Allentown Pennsylvania Alpha Upsilon, Pennsylvania College, Gettysburg Pennsylvania Alpha Pi, W. 8z I. College, Washington Pennsylvania Tau, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia Province VI-North Carolina, South Carolina, and Virginia North Carolina Alpha Delta, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill North Carolina Xi, Trinity College, Durham South Carolina Beta Xi, College of Charleston Virginia Delta, University of Virginia, Charlottesville Province VI l-Ohio Ohio Alpha Nu, Mt. Union College, Alliance Ohio Alpha Psi, Wittenburg College, Springtield Ohio Beta Eta, Wesleyan University, Delaware Ohio Beta Mu, Wooster University, Wooster Ohio Beta Omega, State University, Columbus Ohio Gamma Kappa, Westem Reserve University Cleveland Allentown Augusta Birmingham Boston Chicago Province VIII-Tennessee Tennessee Alpha Tau, Southwestern Presbyterian University, Clarksville Tennessee Beta Pi, Vanderbilt University, Nashville Tennessee Beta Tau, Southwestem Baptist University, Jackson Tennessee Omega, University of the South, Sewanee Tennessee Pi, University of Tennessee Knoxville City and State Alumni Associations Cleveland Dallas Dayton District of Columbia Georgia r4o Louisville New York Pittsburg Tennessee Texas Beta Pi Chapter I3 Fratres in Urbe J. H. ACKLEN WM. WILLS A. M. TRAWICK, JR. ' SAM ORR JOHN O. PATTERSON A. F. WHITMAN DR. GEO. C. TRAWICK HON. M. C. FITZPATRICI-1 J. M. THOMPSON REV. S. H. CHESTER HENRY SPENCE OVERTON LEA FRANK P. BOND J. W. CI-IILDRESS PERCY WALKER LUKE LEA G. W. HAYNIE J. W. MCFADDEN R. W. JONES DR. W. C. WELBURN R. M. LELAND A. W. MCCORD PERCY KINNAIRD WADE KIRKPATRICK DR. J. A. DRAUGHAN WIRT HUGHES ROBERT LUSK HON. ANDREW PRICE T. E. STRATTON WILLIAM BAILEY W. C. LUSK Fratres in Facultate DR. GEO. C. TRAWICK, M.D. Assistant Demonstrator in Anatomy, Assistant to the Chair of Abdominal Surgery DR. WM. C. WELBURN Physician to the Dispensaryg Lecturer on Physical Diagnosis JAMES R. DAWSON Assistant in Bacteriological Laboratory Post:Graduates W. D. WEATHERFORD, M.A. . Weatherford, Texas W. C. WILLIAMS . Class of I905 JAMES R. DAWSON, M.D. . . . Birmingham, Ala. A. M. MCNEAL, B.L. . . . . DAVID F. DOUGLASS, B.L .... Gallatin, Tenn. JOHN W. SHACKFORD, A.B., B.D. CASIMIR D. ZDANOWICZ, A.B ..... Nashville, Tenn. Class of i904 JAMES F. B. BAUGH, B.L. . . . Pulaski, Tenn. RICHARD JONES, JR., B.L. BATES L. GREEN, B.L. . . Franklin, Tenn. ARTHUR W. JACKSON, B.E. . . Class of I905 E. A. ELLIOTT, A.B ...... . . . Franklin, Tenn. Class of i906 R. W. BILLINGTON, M.D. . . Franklin, Tenn. B. T. NOLEN, M.D. . . . ' . ROBT. D. LEE, M.D. ...... Newman, Ga. ROBT. O. SIMMONS, M.D. . . A. W. NEAL, A.B .... . Watertown, Tenn. HARTMAN TRAVIS, M.D. . 141 . Cherokee, Ala . Sewanee, Tenn Bedford City, Va Nashville, Tenn Paragould, Ark Franklin, Tenn . . Rome, Ga. . . Paris, Tenn. ,1- I Z Nxxm MW Z XNXXXX HE HAS AN OPEN FACE TENNESSEE NU CHAPTER OF SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON N Sigma Alpha Epsilon Established in 1856 at the University of Alabama. , Colors. Royal Purple and Old Gold. 3 Flower 1 Violet. ROLL OF ACTIVE CHAPTERS E Province Alpha A Mba-University of Maine, Orono, Me. Beta- Upsilorz-Boston University, Boston, Mass. ' Gamma-Harvard University, Cambridge, Mass. Dalia-Worcester Polytechnic Institute, Worcester, Mass. Iota- T au-Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Boston, Mass. Province Bela Again:-Comell University, Ithaca, N. Y. Mu-Columbia University, New York, N. Y. Szgma-Plzi-St. Stephen's College, Annandale-on-Hudson, N. Y. Agiiza-Zeta-Pennsylvania State College, State College, Pa. Della-Gettysburg College, Gettysburg, Pa. Zeta-Bucknell University, Lewisburg, Pa. Tlzela-University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pa. Szlgma-Plzi-DickinsongCollege, Carlisle, Pa. Omega-Allegheny College, Meadville, Pa Province Gamma Omicron-University of Virginia, Charlottesville, Va. Szlgma-Washington and Lee University, Lexington, Va. T hem-Davidson College, Davidson, N. C. Xz4University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, N. C. Gamma-Wofford College, Spartanburg, S. C. Bda-University of Georgia, Athens, Ga. Epsilon-Emory College, Oxford, Ga. Phi-Georgia School of Technology, Atlanta, Ga - Psi-Mercer University, Macon, Ga Province Delta Ahlza-Adrian College, Adrian, Mich. Iola-Baia-University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Mich. Della-Ohio Wesleyan University, Delaware, Ohio. Epsilon-Universit of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, Ohio. T lzezta-Ohio Sitate University, Columbus, Ohio. Szlgma-Mt. Union College, Alliance, Ohio. Aylza-Franklin College, Franklin, Ind. Beta-Purdue University, West Lafayette, Ind. Beta-University of Illinois, Champaign, Ill. T Izela-University of Chicago, Chicago, Ill. Psi-Omega-Northwestern University, Evanston, Ill. A351141-University oi Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minn.. 145 A461211-University of Wisconsin, Madison, Wls Roll of Active Chapters at Province Epsilon Epsilon-Kentucky State College, Lexington, Ky. Iota-Bethel College, Russellville, Ky. Kappa-Central University, Danville, Ky. Zeia-Southwestern Presbyterian University, Clarksville, Tenn. Efa-Southwestern Baptist University, jackson, Tenn. Kappa-University of Tennessee, Knoxville, Tenn. Lambda-Cumberland University, Lebanon, Tenn. Nu-Vanderbilt University, Nashville, Tenn. Omega-University of the South, Sewanee, Tenn. A Abba-Mu-Alabama Polytechnic Institute, Auburn, Ala ' Iota-Southern University, Greensboro, Ala. Mu-University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, Ala Province Zeta A5110-University of Missouri, Columbia, Mo. Beta-Washington University, St. Louis, Mo. Lambda-Pz'-University of Nebraska, Lincoln, Neb. A ibiza- Upsilon-University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, Ark. A Zpha-University of Kansas, Lawrence, Kan Province Eta Lambda-Colorado School of Mines, Golden, Colo. Zeta-Denver University, Denver, Colo. Chi-University of Colorado, Boulder, Colo. Allblza-Leland Stanford, Jr., University, Palo Alto, Cal. Bala-University of California, Berkeley, Cal Province Theta Epsilon-Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, La. T au- Upsilon-Tulane University, New Orleans, La. Gamma-University of Mississippi, University, Miss. Rho-University of Texas, Austin, Texas. .Alumni .Associations Boston, Mass., Worcester, Mass., New York, N. Y.g Philadelphia, Pa.g Pittsburg, Pa., Washington, D. C.: Wil- mington, N. C.: Atlanta, Ga.g Augusta, Ga., Macon, Ga., Savannah, Ga.g Washington, Ga., Detroit, Mich., Alliance, Ohio, Cincinnati, Ohiog Cleveland, Ohiog Chicago, Ill., Chattanooga, Tenn., Knoxville, Tenn., Mem his, Tenn., Americus, Ga., Birmingham, Ala., Florence, Ala., Talladega, Ala., Kansas City, Mo.: St. Louis, Mo.g Little Rock, Ark.g Denver, Colo., San Francisco, Cal.: New Orleans, La.: Jack- son, Miss.g Dallas, Tex. 146 . Fratres in Urbe D. P. ADAMS, Nu, '76 JAMES D. ANDERSON, Lambda, '89 CLIFTON R. ATCHINSON, Nu, '90 F. M. BASS, Nu, '96 W. S. BOOTEN, Epsilon, '95 CLARENCE F. BOYD, Nu, '93 J. W. BIGGS, Eta, '02 W. P. BURDETTE, Nu, '79 DR. CHAS. S. BRIGGS, 'Nu, '75 STITH M. CAIN, Nu, '96 JOHN CARUTHERS, Lambda, ,QI W. B. CHEATHAM, Omega, '74 B. F. CHEATHAM, Omega, '85 P. R. CHEATHAM, Omega, '88 JOHN W. CHILDRESS, Zeta, '98 FELIX M. COMPTON, Nu, '80 E. Z. CROW, Pi, '93 HARRY M. DOAK, NU, '98 E. LOCKERT DOAK, Nu, '96 DR. JAMES A. DALE, Nu, '96 DR. RICHARD DOUGLASS, Nu, '82 JOHN HILL EAKIN, Nu, '71 JOHN EARLY, Nu, '86 W. P. FERGUSON, Nu, '86 MATT M. GARDNER, Nu, '75 ANDREW GENNETT, Lambda, '97 DR. MCPHEETERS GLASGOW, Pi, '94 EDWARD A. GLOVER, Sigma, '75 DR. W. H. HALBERT, Lambda, '69 DR. T. E. HALBERT, Lambda, '91 LITTON HICKMAN, Nu, '96 GEO. W. HIGI-IT, JR., Nu, '96 WILLIAM B. HOLMES, Lambda, '94 .al S. F. WILSON, Lambd 1 JOSEPH W. HORTON, Lambda, '79 M. ROSS HOPKINS, Nu, '98 NORMAN KIRKMAN, Nu, '81 A. W. LAMAR, Gamma, '71 E. F. LANGFORD, Lambda, '89 H. C. LASSING, Kappa, '86 H. BUFORD MACEY, Lambda, 'oo A. N. MCDONALD, Zeta, '97 F. O. MCGAVOCK, Nu, '61 K. T. MCCONNICO, Nu, '96 E. L. MCNEILLY, Zeta, '90 J. WASHINGTON MOORE, Nu, '91 H. T. MELBURN, Epsilon, ,OI H. B. MILLER, Nu, '87 MAY OVERTON, Nu, '75 ED PIGUE, Beta, '85 WILLIAM A. PROVINE, Lambda, '89 T. G. RAGSDALE, Epsilon, '85 J. PERCY RAINES, Nu, '97 A. H. REDFORD, Kappa, '90 GUY REYNOLDS, Nu, '96 THOS. B. SCOGGINS, Nu, '95 EUCLID SNOW, Nu, '98 E. C. STAHLMAN, Nu, 'Q2 SIDNEY SINNOTT, Nu, '99 JOSEPH H. THOMPSON, Lambda, ' J. M. THOMPSON, Lambda, '72 C. C. VANLEER, Nu, '95 ROBERT VAUGHAN, Nu, '75 W. H. WASHINGTON, Sigma, '84 JAMES W. WATERS, Lambda, '89 DR. OLIN WEST, Nu, '95 ROBERT F. WHITE, Lambda, '96 a, '67 75 Tennessee Nu of Sigma Alpha Epsilon Established in 1858. Reestablished in 1883. .aff Fratrea in Facultate JAMES A. DALE, D. D. S., Professor of Dental Anatomy, Technic, Bridge and Crown Work. M. A. BLANTON . . W. A. DUNCAN B.E. N. I. GANTT, JR., E. F. SCOTT . . . W. H. SIMMONS, B.S. . HARLEY CAWTHON . F. K. HOUSTON . . . W. A. LAMBETH, B. A. I. D. MARTIN . . . 1. F. SMITH . . . WILL STEEL, B. A. . A. F. BLANKS . . C. C. GARR . . G. R. GORDON . . I. I. HEFLIN . . . I. L. HOLT ..... F. HUTCHINSON, B. A. A. LAWSON, IR. W. W. MACDONELL . J. L. MILLER. . . . I. MUNGER, JR. . . W. WATKINS . . OED O. E. YOUNG . . V. I. ALEXANDER . R. L. MATHEWS . . OLIN WEST, PH.C., M.D., Demonstrator in Chemistry and Instructor in Physics. E. F. SCOTT, Instructor in Pattern Making and Wood Work. .ai Roll of Active Members Class of 1903 . . M. D. . . ' . M. D. . . . . LL. B. . . B. E. . . Class of 1904 . . D. D. S. . . . . B. S. . . . . . B. D. . . . . LL. B. . . Ph. C. . . . LL.B. . O - H U H Q '44 il 'O Q VI USU-'J akin . .A... . . B. .. . B.S. . . .B.A.. . . . . B.D.. . . . D.D.S.. . .M.D. . .D.D.S... PU FU P1 ..B.A.... Class of 1906 . B.S. . . . B.S.. 148 Union City, Tenn. Franklin, Ky. Magnolia, Ark. 'MarShall, Tex. Winona, Miss. DeFuniak Springs, Fla. Woodbury, Tenn. Thomasville, N. C. Memphis, Tenn. Texarkana, Ark. Lockesburg, Ark. Ngonroe, La. F emin sbur , K . Camdeg, Arlg Y Flemin sburg, Ky. N ashvilie, Tenn. Little Rock, Ark. Greensboro, Ala. Nashville, Tenn. Atlanta, Tex. Dallas, Tex. Birmingham, Ala. Wartrace, Tenn. jasper, Tenn. Springfield, Tenn. GAMMA CHAPTER OF DELTA KAPPA EPSILON Delta Kappa Epsilon ..+ Gamma Chapter Established 1847. Re-established rasq COLORS-Crimson, Azure, and Gold FLOWER-Pansy Fratres in Urbe M. M. CULLOM 'F RED HUME R. H. YANCEYP P. B. SPENCE S. W. CHILDRESS J. PHILLIPS W. C. NELSON J. S. PILCHER' M. H. MEEKS W. H. RAY J. S. BRONSON ' T. G. KITTRELL J. MCE. STONE W. M. HART MORTON B. HOWELL ' ' Fratres in Facultate H. A. VANCE R. M. M0,0RMAN JEFF MCCARN J. E. SANDERS P. L. NICHOL J. R. GREEN I R. W. MILLER C. E. CURTIS W. J. VAUGHN, M. A., LL. D., Professor of Mathematics and Astronomy R. L. LUND, C. E., M. S., Adjunct Professor of Drawing and Surveying H. Z. KIP, M.A., PH. D., Professor of German R. D. SMART, B.A., Fellow and Assistant in Mathematics ISI Delta Kappa Epsilon J' .Hctive Members Clan of 1905 P. C. MCNULTY, JR., B. E. J. L. MCREE, LL. B. J. W. ROBERTSON, LL. B. W. F. CLARY, JR., M. D. Class of 1904 W. A. SMART, B. A. B. L. CLARY, B. E. H. W. DUBOSE, B. A. C. F. MCKENZIE, M. D. J. W. WEST, M. D. Class of 1905 B. W. KEY, JR., B. A. D. R. PICKENS, B. S. W. A. FROST, JR., B. S. F. P. IVY, M. D. W. H. COOK, B. A. W. H. RAYMOND, JR., B. E W. I. NOLEN, B. E. Class of 1906 HORACE F.. HAPPEL, B. A. CECIL R. HOLT, B. E. GEORGE RAUSCIIER, B. E. JOSEPH A. STREET, B. E. WILMUR POTTS, B. A. SAMUEL S. MOODY, B. A. CLAGETT M. MARTIN, B. S. WILLIAM A. JACOBS, B. A. WILLIAM PATTON, PH. G. 152 Delta Kappa Epsilon Founded at Yale, 1844 .al Roll of Chapters 1844. Plzz'-Yale University 1844. Tlzefa-Bowdoin College 1845. Xz4Colby College 1846. Sigma-Amherst College I847. Gamma-Vanderbilt University 1847. Psi-University of Alabama 1850. Chi-University of Mississippi I85O. Up.vz'!an-Brown University 1851. Beta-University of North Carolina 1852. Kappa-Miami University 1852. Lambda-Kenyon College 1852. Ela-University of Virginia 1853. Pz'-Dartmouth College 1854. fofa-Central University 1854. Azzzblza A4z5lza-Middlebury College 1855. Omztron-University of Michigan 1855. Epsilon-Williams College 1856. Nu-College of the City of New York 1855. Rho-Lafayette College 1856. Baia Pin?-University of Rochester 1856. T aa-Hamilton College 1861. Phi Clzi-Rutgers College 1856. Ma-Colgate University 1866. Psi Plzz4DePauw University 1867. Gamma Pai-Wesleyan University 1867. Psi Omega-Rensselear Polytechnic Institute 1868. Beta Clzz4Western Reserve University 1870. Delta Clzz'-Cornell University 1870. Delta Delia--University of Chicago 1871. Plzz' Gamma-Syracuse University 1874. Gamma Beta-Columbia University 1876. T lzeia Zeia-University of California 1879. Ahlza Clzz'-Trinity College 1889. Plzz'Ep.vz'Zzm-University of Minnesota 1890. Sigma T au-Massachusetts Institute of Technology 1898. Tau Lambda-Tulane University 1899. Alalza PIzz4University of Toronto 1899. Delta Kappa-University of Pennsylvania 1900. T au Alpha-McGill University 1901. Szgma Rlzo-Leland Stanford 8 153 'Delta Kappa Epsilon J' Alumni Associations Mississippi Valley Alumni Association of Delta Kappa Epsilon, St. Louis, Mo. Wisconsin Alumni Association of, Delta Kappa Epsilon, Milwaukee, Wis. Delta Kappa Epsilon Association of Central Tennessee, Nashville, Tenn. Western Michigan Association of Delta Kappa Epsilon, Grand Rapids, Delta Kappa Epsilon Association of Rhode Island, Providence, R. I. . Delta Kappa Epsilon Association of Buffalo, Buffalo, N. Y. Delta Kappa Epsilon Association of Washington, Washington, D. C. Delta Kappa Epsilon Association of Kentucky, Lexingto Delta Kappa Epsilon Association of Cleveland, Cleveland, Ohio. Delta Kappa Epsilon Association of the Northwest, Minneapolis, Minn. Northwestern Association of Delta Kappa Epsilon, Chicago, Ill. Q Delta Kappa Epsilon Club, New York City, Delta Kappa Epsilon Association of New England, Cambridge, Mass. Indiana Delta Kappa Epsilon Association of Indianapolis, Ind. Harvard Association of Delta Kappa Epsilon, Cambridge, Mass. Mountain Association of Delta Kappa Epsilon, Denver, Chattanooga Southern Association of Delta Kappa Epsilon, Chattanooga, Tenn. Eastern New York Association oi Delta Kappa Epsilon, Albany, N. Y. Delta Kappa Epsilon Association of Central New York, Syracuse, N. Y. Western Massachusetts Delta Kappa Epsilon Association, Springfield, Western Tennessee Association of Delta Kappa Epsilon, Memphis, Tenn. Delta Kappa Epsilon of Philippine Islands, Manila, 154 Mich n, Ky N. Y. Colo. Mass P. I. ALPHA PSI CHAPTER OF SIGMA CHI Sigma Chi .2 .HC TI UE CH .HPTE RJ' ALPHA-Miami University, Oxford, Ohio. JI BETA-University of Wooster, Wooster, Ohio. GAMMA-The Ohio Wesleyan University, Delaware, Ohio. EPSILON-Columbian University, Washington, D. C. ZETA-Washington and Lee University, Lexington, Va. ETA-The University of Mississippi, University, Miss. THETA-Pennsylvania College, Gettysburg, Pa. KAPPA-Bucknell University, Lewisburg, Pa. LAMBDA-Indiana University, Bloomington, Ind. MU-Denison University, Granville, Ohio. XI-DePauw University, Greencastle, Ind. OMICRON-Dickinson College, Carlisle, Pa. RHO-Butler College, Irvington, Ind. PHI-Lafayette College, Easton, Pa. CHI-Hanover College, Hanover, Ind. PSI-The University of Virginia, Charlottesville, Va. ' OMEGA-Northwestern University, Evanston, Ill. ALPHA ALPHA-HOb3Ft College, Geneva, N. Y. ALPHA BETA-The University of California, Berkeley, Cal. ALPHA GAMMA-Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio ALPHA ETA-The State University of Iowa, Iowa City, Ia. ALPHA EPSILON-The University of Nebraska, Lincoln, Neb. ALPHA THETA-Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Boston, Mass. ALPHA ZETA-Beloit College, Beloit, Wis. ' ALPHA IOTA-The Illinois Wesleyan University, Bloomington, Ill. 'W ALPHA LAMBDA-The University of Wisconsin, Madison, Wis. ALPHA NU-The University of Texas, Austin, Texas. ALPHA XI-The University of Kansas, Lawrence, Kansas. ALPHA OMICRON-Tulane University, New Orleans, La. ALPHA PI-Albion College, Albion, Mich. ALPHA RHO-Lehigh University, Bethlehem, Pa. ALPHA SIGMA-The University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minn. ALPHA UPsILoN-The University of Southern California, Los Angeles, Cal ALPHA Phi-Cornell University, Ithaca, N. Y. ALPHA CHI-Pennsylvania State College, State College, Pa. ALPHA PSI-Vanderbilt University, Nashville, Tenn. 157 .HCTIUE CHJIPTERJ' .93 ALPHA OMEGA-Leland Stanford, jr., University, Stanford University, Cal. DELTA DELTA-Purdue University, Lafayette, Ind. ZETA ZETA-Central University, Danville, Ky. ZETA PSI-The University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, Ohio. ETA ETA-D3ItmOuth College, Hanover, N. H. THETA THETA-ThE University ot Michigan, Ann Arbor, Mich. KAPPA KAPPA-The University of Illinois, Champaign, Ill. LAMBDA LAMBDA-Kentucky State College, Lexington, Ky. MU MU-West Virginia University, Morgantown, W. Va. NU NU-Columbia University, New York, N. Y. XI X1-The University of State of Missouri, Columbia, Mo. OMICRON OMICRON-The University of Chicago, Chicago, Ill. RI-Io RHO-The University of Maine, Orono, Me. PHI PHI-The University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pa .al .HLUMNI CHAPTERS fa' New York Indianapolis Philadelphia New Orleans Chicago Pittsburg Nashville Milwaukee Cincinnati Columbus Boston Washington St. Paul-Minneapolis Kansas City Denver Springfield 1111.3 Detroit San Francisco L58 L. B. F ite Prof. J. D. Blanton Humphrey Hardison Ernest Pillow Alpha Psi Chapter of Sigma Chi J' Fratres in Urbe P. Weaver Judge Robert Ewing E. E. Duncan David Hillman Marvin Corlett W. M. Duncan, jr. O. M. Yerger, jr. W. D. Rhea Fratres in Facultate WM. L. DUDLEY, B. S., M. D. Professor of Chemistry, and Dean of Medical Department T. M. NEEL, JR., B. E., M. E. Instructor in Gymnasium Po.-rt:Graduate T. M. NEEL, JR., B. E., M. E., Newberry, S. C. Class of 1903 F. W. CHAPPELL, B. A. . -A. M. O'NEAL, JR., B. E. B G SLAUGHTER R B E. . . . , I ., . CARL MONK, LL. B. . GEo. CRIOR, M.D. . . ALoNzo MONK, JR., B. A. W. T. HARDISON, JR., B. E. W. F. CREIGHTON, B.E. J. S. DUNBAR, B. E. . . C. E. DUNBAR, B. E. . D. O. BRIDGEFORTH, M. D. I. E. CoLG1N, PH. C. . D. P. BROWN, LL. B. . M. W. COLGIN, M. D. . I. G. MORRIS, M. D. GEO. M. EVANS, M.D. . E. B. TUCKER, B. A. J. M. JENKINS, B. E. . CLARENCE CONNELL, B. E. . G. P. TI-IRUSTON, JR., B. A. W. E. NORVELL, IR., B. A. M. L. CULLEY, B. E. . G. H. KENDRICK, B.E. . D. S. RIDDLE, B. E. . . Class of 1904 Class of 1905 Class of 1906 159 T. S. Weaver P. H. Whiting L. S. Rogers A. P. Games Nashville, Tenn. Florence, Ala. Winchester, Tenn Atlanta, Ga. Anniston, Ala. Atlanta, Ga. Nashville, Tenn. Nashville, Tenn. Nashville, Tenn. Nashville, Tenn. Pleasantl-Iill,Miss Waco, Texas. Jonesboro, Ark. Waco, Texas. Paris, Texas. Waco, Texas. Smyrna, Tenn. Wetum ka, Ala. Nashvillie, Tenn. Nashville, Tenn. Nashville, Tenn. jackson, Miss. Louisville, Ky. Nashville, Tenn. Q If Thou Wert Here In glory rides the morning sung A million dew-drops play, In each a million rain-bows run God's diamonds on display! .ai I see them just outside my pane, All Flashing brilliantly. I hear the moc king-bird's clear strain Of varied melody. The morning is i Soft waves the shower-freshened grass: And glad the graceful trees, With all their laughing leafage, as ' It Boats upon the breeze. n splendor clad, There's glory shed abroad, And yet with Na My heart does ture's joyance glad not accord. For now my soul's tide rising, turns, And ebbs back ere the full, And all my being, lonely, yearns For one companion soul. I long for thee, my heart's heart-friend Than life to me more dearg The world would all in music blend, My queen, if thou Wert here. 160 SIGMA CHAPFER OF SIGMA NU Sigma Chapter of Sigma Nu .99 Fratres in Urbe BLANTON, S. J., Sigma LOVENTHAL, L. J., Sigma COLES, J. L., Omicron MATHEWS, B. E., Sigma FINCH, C. H., Omicron MENEES, T. W., Sigma FRANTZ, F. F., Beta Lambda SCHWAB, G. A., Beta FORT, R. E., Sigma SINCLAIR, EDWARDS, Beta Omicron GILBERT, T. H., Sigma STEWART, B. M., Sigma HOWARD, W. J., Sigma STEELE, E. A., Gamma Gamma JONES, GRINNELL, Sigma VANCE, T. J., Sigma JONES, CHAPIN, Sigma WALKER, R. W., Beta Theta JONES, ELIOT, Sigma WILLIAMS, J. T., Kappa Fratres in Facultate FRANTZ, F. F. . . .... Fellow and Assistant in Romanic Languages ROBERSON, H. M. . ........ Assistant in Chemical Laboratory Post1Graduates FRANTZ, FRANK F., M.A ............ . . Daleville, Va. JENKINS, JAS. MCKENDREE, JR., M. A. . . . Quitman, Ark. GUMM, CHAS. CLAYTON, M. A. .................. Showell, Md. Class of 1905 CLIFTON, JOHN W., B.A., Mansfield, La. ROBERSON, H. MAXEY, B.S., Pikeville, Tenn. JONES, GRINNELL, B. S., Nashville, Tenn. SNEAD, ALBERT CHARLES, B.A., Murfreesboro,Tenn. DARBY, MARVIN H., Ph.C., Florence, Ala. Class of 1904 BLANTON, SMILEY J., B. S., Nashville, Tenn. GANNAWAY, HERBERT, LL.B., Bellbuckle, Tenn. D1NN1NG,WOODFoRD W., B.A., Gleason, Tenn. LONG, WM.BETHELL,LL.B.,Mt.PlC3.S3.Ilt,T6I1I1. JONES, RICHARD CHAPIN, JR., B.A., Nashville, Tenn. Class of 1905 JONES, ELIOT, B.A., Nashville, Tenn. WATERS, JOHN RICHARD, B. A., Florence, Ala. Class of 1906 BURNS, LLOYD H., B.A., Columbia, Tenn. DAMON, HENRY GORDON, B. S., Corsicana, Tex. CORUM, JESSE M., JR., B. A., Paris, Tenn. HENRY, PAUL W., B. S., Texas HOWARD, JAS. N., B. A., Mt. Pleasant, Tenn. 163 Sigma Nu Founded in 1869 at Virginia Military Institute COLORS-Black, White, and Old Gold .3 FLOWER-White Rose Roll of .Hctive Chapters First Division Fi, Lehigh University, Bethlehem, Pa. Beta Sigma, University of Vermont, Burlington, Vt. Gamma Delta, Stevens Institute of Technology, Hoboken, N. J. Gamma Epsilon, Lafayette College, Easton, Pa. Gamma Theta, Cornell University, Ithaca, N. Y. , Jecond Division Beta, University of Virginia, Charlottesville, Va. Lambda, Washington and Lee University, Lexington, Va. Omicron, Bethel College, Russellville, Ky. Sigma, Vanderbilt University, Nashville, Tenn. Psi, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, N. C. Gamma Iota, State College of Kentucky, Lexington, Ky. Third Division Mu, University of Georgia, Athens, Ga. Theta, University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, Ala. Iota, Howard College, East Lake, Ala. Kappa, North Georgia Agricultural College, Dahlonega, Ga. Eta, Mercer University, Macon, Ga. Xi, Emory College, Oxford, Ga. Beta Theta, Alabama Polytechnic Institute, Auburn, Ala. Gamma Alpha, Georgia School of Technology, Atlanta, Ga. Fourth Division Epsilon, Bethany College, Bethany, W. Va. Beta Beta, De Pauw University, Greencastle, Ind. Beta Nu, Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio V Beta Zeta, Purdue University, LaFayette, Ind. Beta Eta, University of Indiana, Bloomington, Ind. Beta Iota, Mt. Union College, Alliance, Ohio Beta Upsilon, Rose Polytechnic Institute, Terra Haute, Ind 164 Fifth Division Delta Theta, Lombard University, Galesburg, Ill. Gamma Gamma, Albion College, Albion, Mich. Gamma Beta, Northwestern University, Evanston, Ill. Gamma Lambda, University of Wisconsin, Madison, Wis. Gamma Mu, University Gamma .fixth Division Beta Mu, State University of Iowa, Jeventh Division Nu, Kansas State University, Lawrence, Kansas Rho, Missouri State University, Columbia, Mo. of Illinois, Champaign, Ill. Nu, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Mich Iowa City, Iowa Beta Xi, William jewell College, Liberty, Mo. Gamma Xi, State School of Mines and Metallurgy, Rolla, Mo I . . . Eighth Division Upsllon, University of Texas, Austin, Texas V Phi, Louisiana State University, B Ninth Division Gamma Eta, State School of Mines, Golden, Col. aton Rouge, La. Beta Phi, Tulane University, New Orleans, La Gamma Kappa, University oi Colorado, Boulder, Col. Tenth Division Gamma Chi, University of Washington, Seattle, Wash. Gamma Zeta, Univ Eleventh Division ersity of Oregon, Eugene, Ore. Beta Chi, Leland Stanford, Ir., University, Stanford, Cal. Beta Psi, University of California, Berkeley, Cal. .Hlumni Chapters Alabama Alumni Association QBirrninghamy Massachusetts Alumni Chapter QBostonj California Alumni Association QSan Franciscoj Missouri Alumni Chapter CKansas Cityj Georgia Alumni Chapter fAtlantaJ New York Alumni Chapter QNew York Cityj Illinois Alumni Chapter fChicagoJ North Carolina Alumni Chapter fCharlotteJ Indiana Alumni Chapter flndianapolisl Ohio Alumni Chapter fColumbusl Kentucky Alumni Chapter QLouisvillej Ohio Alumni Chapter fClevelandl Kentucky Alumni Chapter fShelbyvillel Texas Alumni Chapter lDallasj 165 - I SIGMA CHAPTER UF Pl KAPPA ALPHA Pi Kappa Alp ha fFounded at University of Virginia, March I, 18681 .ai CoLORs-Old Gold and Garnet .al .Hctive Chapter Roll ALPHA-University of Virginia, Charlottesville, Va. BETA-Davidson College, Davidson, N. C. GAMMA-William and Mary College, Williamsburg, Va. ZETA-University of Tennessee, Knoxville, Tenn. THETA-Southwestern Presbyterian University, Clarksville, Tenn. IOTA-Hampden-Sidney, Hampden-Sidney, Va. KAPPA-University of Kentucky, Lexington, Ky. MU-Presbyterian College, Clinton, S. C. NU-Wofford College, Spartanburg, S. C. ' OMICRON-Richmond College, Richmond, Va. PI-Washington and Lee University, Lexin gton, Va. RHO-Cumberland University, Lebanon, Tenn. SIGMA-Vanderbilt University, Nashville, Tenn. TAU-University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, N C UPSILON-Alabama Polytechnic Institute, Auburn, Ala. PHI -Roanoke College, Salem, Va. CHI-University of the South, Sewanee, Tenn. PSI-Georgia Agricultural College, Dahlonega, Ga. OMEGA-Kentucky State College, Lexington, Ky. ALPHA-ALPHA-Trinity College, Durham, N. C. ALPHA- .Hlumni Chapters ALUMNUS ALPHA, Richmond, Va. ALUMNUS BETA, Memphis, Tenn. ALUMNUS GAMMA, White Sulphur Springs, W. Va. ALUMNUS DELTA, Charleston, S. C. ALUMNUS KAPPA, Charlottesvil 169 BETA-Centenary College, jackson ALUMNUS EPSILON, Norfolk, Va. ALUMNUS ZETA, Dillon, S. C. ALUMNUS THETA, Dallas, Texas. ALUMNUS IOTA, Knoxville, Tenn le, Va. Sigma Chapter of Pi Kappa Alpha J. D. JACOBS A. B. ANDERSON W. M. ANDERSON E. E. INGRAM JOHN W. MORTON EDWIN WILEY, M. A .... CHAS. S. WILLIAMSON, JR. C. S. WILLIAMSON, JR., M. S. L. CHADWELL, B. E. . JAS. R. WILLIAMSON, B. A. JOE W. LOVE, Ph. C. . . CIIAS. A. COOK, JR., Ph. C. . CHAS. E. MONTAGUE, LL. B. GEORGE H. BROWN, B. A. A. R. PARKS, B.A .... F. M. MASSEY, B. A. . J. B. G. BROWN, B. S. . . J. A. SMITH, B. E. '. . C. M. HARWELL, B.A. . Uilstablished 1893. Reorganized 1897, J Fratres in Urbe T. E. P. WOOD HARRY WOODSIDE H. H. WEIR O. M. GRISHAM P. W. HOGGINS W. S. JACOBS Fratres in Facultate Clan- of 1903 Class of 1904 Class of 1905 Class of 1906 170 LOUIS LEETWICII J. S. ARMSTRONG W. R. MARTIN J. H. TURNER GEO. E. MCLAURINE Instructor in English . Fellow and Assistant in Geology Culleoka, Tenn. Nashville, Tenn. Culleoka, Tenn. Culleoka, Tenn. Warrenton, N. C. Ashland, Ky. Springfield, Tenn. Hedron, Tenn. Mulberry, Tenn. Columbia, Tenn. Lynnville, Tenn. Friendship, Tenn. BETA LAMBDA CHAPTER OF BETA THETA PI Beta Theta Pi Founded at Miami University, july 4, 1839 .al Beta Lambda Chapter Established 1883. Re-established IQOI. .al ACTIVE CHAPTERS District I-Num England Brown University, Kappa Boston University, Upsilon University of Maine, Beta Eta Amherst College, Beta Iota District II--New York an Rutgers College, Beta Gamma Cornell University, Beta Delta Stevens Institute of Technology, Sigma St. Lawrence University, Beta Sigma District III-Pennsylvania Washington and jefferson College, Gamma Dickinson College, Alpha Sigma johns Hopkins University, Alpha Chi Dartmouth College, Alpha Omega Wesleyan University, Mu Epsilon Yale University, Phi Chi Bowdoin University, Beta Sigma d New Jersey Colgate University, Beta Theta Union University, Nu Columbia University, Alpha Alpha Syracuse University, Beta Epsilon and Maryland University of Pennsylvania, Phi Pennsylvania State College, Alpha Upsxlon Lehigh University, Beta Chi District IU-virginia, North Carolina, and .Youth Carolina Hampden-Sidney College, Zeta University of Virginia, Omicron University of North Carolina, Eta Beta Davidson College, Phi Alpha District U-Tennessee, Kentucky, and Texas Central University, Epsilon Vanderbilt University, Beta Lambda University of Texas, Beta Omicron District UI-Ohio and west Ulrginia Miami University, Alpha University of Cincinnati, Beta Nu Western Reserve University, Beta Ohio University, Beta Kappa Ohio Wesleyan University, Theta Bethany College, Psi Wittenberg University, Alpha Gamma Denison University, Alpha Eta University of Wooster, Alpha Lambda Kenyon College, Beta Alpha Ohio State University, Theta Delta University of West Virginia, Beta Psi District UI!-Indiana DePauw University, Delta Wabash College, Tau Indiana University, Pi Hanover College, Iota I ACTIVE CHAPTERS District U!!!-Michigan, Illinois, wisconsin, Iowa, and Minnesota University of Michigan, Lambda University of Chicago, Lambda Rho Knox College, Alpha Xi Iowa Wesleyan University, Alpha Epsilon Beloit College, Chi University of Wisconsin, Alpha Pi University of Iowa, Alpha Beta Northwestern University, Rho University of Minnesota, Beta Pi District IX'-Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska, and Colorado Westminster College, Alpha Delta University of Denver, Alpha Zeta Washington University, Alpha Iota University of Nebraska, Alpha Tau University of Kansas, Alpha Nu University of Missouri, Zeta Phi J. P. Atkinson W. Mack Baxter G. F. Blackie George Brown L. P. Brown R. K. Brown J. W. Byrns Tyler Calhoun Charles Crutchfield E. B. Davis H. M. Drifoos S. G. Douglas M. P. Estes A. N. Fite Tlmoth Cloran, Ph.D. . . . W H chuerman, C. E. . . Judge H H. Lurton, LL. B. . Avery Handly, LL. B. john Paul Tyler, B.D University of Colorado, Beta Tau District X'-California, Nevada, Oregon, and washington University of Califomia, Omega Leland Stanford University, Lambda Sigma Washington State University, Beta Omega Fratres in F. A. Foster R. D. Goodlett Grafton Green G. B. Guild A. G. Hall Richard Hall I. W. Handly J. A. Harris Bishop E. E. Hoss W. G. Hutcheson E. W. jungerman W. H. Kirk Ira Landrith Urbe judge H. H. Lurton H. H. Lurton, Ir. F. C. Maury Ii H. Miller . L. Morris R. L. Morris, Jr. W. L. Owsley Hamilton Parks L. D. Palmer W. T. Rodgers E. B. Rucker john Ruhm, Jr. A. H. Sharp Fratres in Facultate C. C. Slaughter G. McP. Smith H. E. Smith A. W. Stockell E. W. Thomas W. Thompson G. P. Thruston Chas. C. Trabue I. O. Treanor Thomas Weaver Graham Webb R. L. C. White W. H. Williamson F4 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Professor of the Romanic Languages . . Dean of the Engineering Department and Professor of Civil Engmeermg . . . Lecturer on Constitutional Law and Federal Procedure and Practice Fratres in Universitate Class of 1903 . . .... . .... . . . Winchester, Tenn. Class of 1904 . . . - . - - Fredericksburg, Va. Class of 1905 Sessler Hoss, M. D .... . . . Charles D. Gamble, M.D. . ........ . . Spencerville, Ohio. Edwin K. Smith, B.E. . . ..... . Nashville, Tenn. . Monteagle, Tenn. 4 .1 TENNESSEE DELTA CHAPTER OF PHI KAPPA PSI - Phi Kappa Psi Founded at Washington-Jefferson College, 185i J . Tennessee Delta Chapter ESTABLISHED, 1901 COLORS-Lavender and Pink .3 FLOWER-Sweet Pea FRRTREJ IN URBE J. OVERTON LEA H. G. LIPSCOMB J C. S. PIERCE JORDAN STOKES DR. R. CHEATHAM J. H. MARION J. M. BASS JERE BAXTER R. B. LEE J. M. BAss, JR. JAMES CHAMBERLAND W. A. KELLY J. H. FALL P. P. PLAVER J. T. BAXTER , .3 FRHTREJ IN FHCULTATE COLLINS DENNY, A.M., B.L. Professor of Mental and Moral Philosophy JUDGE J. W. BONNER, A.M. Professor of Criminal Law and Domestic Relations and Real Property. .8 FR.H'1'REJ' IN UNIUERJITATE Class of 1908 W. C. CHISUM, JR., B.S., Paris, Tex. W. E. FLOYD, M.D., Shuhuta, Miss Class of 1904 DUNCAN EVE, JR., M.D., Nashville, Tenn. W. L. MURFREE, LL.B., Murfreesboro Tenn J. D. LEMOINE, M.D., Cotton Port, La. G. P. WADE, LL.B., Nashville, Tenn Class of i905 JORDAN STOKES, JR., B.S., Nashville, Tenn. M. RANSOM, B.A., Nashville, Tenn E. S. MCILVAIN, M.D., Cynthiana, Ky. b R. Y. MEACHAM, B.E., Hopkinsville Ky class of 1906 F. A. BERRY, B.A., Nashville, Tenn. JNO. BAXTER, B.S., Nashville, Tenn 177 ROLL OF ACTIVE CHAPTERS ol District I Pennsylvania Alpha-Washington-jefferson College Pennsylvania Beta-Allegheny College Pennsylvania Gamma-Bucknell University Pennsylvania .Epsilon-Gettysburg College Pennsylvania Zeta-Dickinson College Pennsylvania Eta-Franklin and Marshall College Pennsylvania Theta-Lafayette College Pennsylvania Iota-University of Pennsylvania District Il New Hampshire Aloha-Dartmouth College .Massachusetts Alpha-Amherst College Rhode Island Ahha-Brown University New York Ahbha-Cornell Unive New York Beta-Syracuse Pennsylvania K appa-Swathmore College rsity University New York Gamma-Columbia University New York Epsilon-Colgate University New York Zeta-Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute District III Maryland Ahhha-Johns Hopkins University Virginia AMha-University of Virginia Virginia Bela-Washington an d Lee University West Virginia Ayha-University of West Virginia Mississifpi Alpha-University of Mississippi ' District I U Ohio AQ6ha-Ohio Wesleyan University Ohio Beta-Wittenberg College Ohio Della-University of Ohio Indiana Ayha-DePauw Univers Tennessee Delta-Vanderbilt University ity Indiana Bela-University of Indiana Indiana Della-Purdue University Illinois Alpha-Northwestern University Illinois 178 Bela-University of Chicago Michigan Ahbha-University of Michigan ROLL OF ACTIVE CHAPTERS .5 District U Wisconsin Aqblzzz-University of Wisconsin Wisconsin Gamma--Beloit College Minnesoia Benz-University of Minnesota Iowa Ayhzz-University of Iowa Kansas A40lzfz-University of Kansas Nebmskzz Aqlm-'University of Nebraska Calwrnia Benz-Stanford University Czzlfornia Gamma-University of California J ALUMNI ASSOCIATIONS Philadelphia, Pa. Chicago, Ill. Pittsburg, Pa. Kansas City, Mo. Meadville, Pa. Minneapolis, Minn. Newark, Ohio Denver, Colo. New York City Portland, Oregon Buffalo, N. Y. San Francisco, Cal. , Washington, D. C. Cincinnati, Ohio Cleveland, Ohio Columbus, Ohio Springfield, Ohio Omaha, Nebr. Bucyrus, Ohio Boston, Mass. Indianapolis, Ind. Seattle, Wash. Toledo, Ohio Johnstown, Pa. Anderson, Ind. Duluth, Minn. V99 ALUMNI CLUB Harvard. 9 T79 whisps of Timothy Hay ' J' Fortune favors the knave. an ae we A discontented man may do nothing but walk, but he at least walks. ae: ae as Whatever else a red head may denote, it does not denote good taste. ak ae ae Whenever' a man says excuse me, 'with the emphasis on the me, its a safe bet that he doesn't mean it. ' , l It is worthy of 'note that those who marry to ease their hearts do not have to take the divorce cure one-half as often as those who marryto ease their pockets. There ispan 'old maxim among. poker players which it would be well for most men to know and apply, whatever be their business or profession, which runs as follows: Always -address a man as Colonel, and then raise him. JF .X ANTE-MORTEM EPITAPH Here lies a man named Drachos, Who all his life taught Grachos, But attempting a joke, On a root he did choke, And he's now in the fiery lachos. 180 ALPHA IOTA CHAPTER OF PHI KAPPA SIGMA Phi Kappa Sigma Established at the University of Pennsylvania, I85O FLOWER-Chrysanthemum .36 COLORS-Gold and Black CHAPTER ROLL ALPHA-University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pa. DELTA-W3ShiHgtOD and jefferson, Washington, Pa. EPSILON-DiCkiHSOh College, Carlisle, Pa. ZETA-Franklin and Marshall College, Lancaster, Pa. ETA--University of Virginia, Charlottesville, Va. v MU-Tulane University, New Orleans, La. RHO-University of Illinois, Champaign, Ill. TAU-Randolph-Macon College, Ashland, Va. UPSILON-N0fthWCSt6YH University, Evanston, Ill. ' Pm-Richmond Couege, Richmond, va. PSI-Pennsylvania State College, State College, Pa. ALPHA-ALPHA-Washington and Lee University, Lexington, Va. ALPHA GAMMA-University of West Virginia, Morgantown, W. Va ' ALPHA DELTAfUniversity of Maine, Orono, Maine. ALPHA EPSILON-Armour Institute of Technology, Chicago, Ill. ' ALPHA ZETA-University of Maryland, Baltimore, Md. ALPHA ETA--University of Charleston, Charleston, S. C. ALPHA THETA-University of Wisconsin, Madison, Wis. ALPHA IOTA-Vanderbilt University, iNashville, Tenn. ALPHA KAPPA-University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, Ala. ALPHA LAMBDA--University of California, Berkeley, Cal. Alumni Chapters Philadelphia, Pa. Richmond, Va. Chicago, Ill. New York, N. Y. A Pittsburg, Pa. E 183 Alpha Iota Chapter of Phi Kappa Sigma HON. P. M. ESTES MR. HARRY ANDERSON Established rgoz J' Fratres in Urbe CHARLES W. RANKIN CHARLES W. MOXEY ALFRED T. LEVINE Fratres in Facultate Louxs LEROY, M. D., DR. LOUIS LEROY CARL F. STOUGH Professor of Pathology, Bacteriology, and Histology in the Medical and Dental Departments. I. T. CAMERON, A.B. . . B. L. BURDETTE, M. D. . R. E. HEARN, PH.C. . W. W. HOLMES, B.D. . . A. J. MORGAN, A.B. . . FRED T. BARNETT, LL. D. . W. P. JOHNSTON, D. D. S. R. L. ROGERS, D. D. S. . W. M. COOK, A.B. . . j. M. DEBOW, A.B. . . S. M. MILLER, B. D. . D. E. MCCLEAREN, A.B. . E. M. PIPKIN, A.B. . . j. ALLEN RAY, A.B. . C. M. SIMPSON, B.D. . R. L. AMBERG, A.B .... W. W. CRUTCHFIELD, A.B A. H. GRAY, M.D. . . . BOLLING HALL, B.E. . . M. B. HARRELL, A.B. . C. B. A. TURNER, M.D. . A F ratres in Universitate Class of 1903 Class of 1904 Class of 1905 Clan' ol 7906 184 . . Nashville, Tenn. . Shelbyville, Tenn. . . Dyer, Tenn. . . Kipling, Miss. Fayetteville, Tenn. . Jacksonville, Fla. . . Memphis, Tenn. . Adamsville, Tenn. . . Santa Fe, Tenn. . . Jordan, Ky. . . Hatcher, Ky. . Pleasantville, Ten . . Arkadelphia, Ark. . . Chickasha, I. T. . . Camden, Miss. . . Hickman, Ky. . . Nashville, Tenn. . . Nashville, Tenn. Il . Waynesville, N. C. . . Celeste, Texas. . . Dyer, Tenn. PAN-HELLENIC COUNCIL Pan-Hellenic Association 'J' L MI-:M'IsI:Rs .AC ' SIGMA NU SIGMA CHI DELTA KAPPA EPSILON AILPHA TAU OMEGA KAPPA SIGMA PHI KAPPA SIGMA PHI DELTA THETA DELTA TAU DELTA PI KAPPA ALPHA PHI KAPPA Psi KAPPA ALPHA SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON JF COUNCIL . I3 B. F. CARR, fi-A 9 . . . President V. I. MOORE, K 2 . . . . . R. M. MANN, K A .... Vice-President DOSWELL P. BROWN, 2 X . . J. W. CLIFTON, 2 N C. D. ZDANOWICZ, A T I2 J. W. ROBERTSON, A K E A. J. MORGAN, 4: K 2: j. R. WILLIAMSON, II K A J. R- FISHER, A T A W. C. CHISUM, fp K If G. R. GORDON, 2: A E 187 Secretary Treasurer PHI KAPPA UPSILON Phi Kappa Upsilon COLORS--Green and White .9 Soxiqiisz iid Urbe, FLOWER-White Rose MRS. JORDAN STOKES, JR. . N? ..... '. Tennessee BESSIE FLETCHER FITE . .Jig . Tennessee MARTHA MURFREE MANEY . f . Tennessee JENNIE BELL POLLARD .K Tennessee ELEANOR ROY BUFORD . . Tennessee AMELIA MCTYEIRE BASKERVVTLL . . . . Tennessee Sorores in Universiiate - DAISY HEMPHILL, M. A. .... . . . . . Tennessee Clase of 1903 MADGE CARROLL CANNON . ..... Tennessee JOSEPHINE LINK . . . Tennessee MONNELL PRIDE . . . . . . . Tennessee Class of 1904 CARO ROBERTA DU BOSE . . . .... Tennessee Class of 1905 LOUISE WILSON . . . . ..... New York LOUISE PORTER BANG . Tennessee GRACE BROWN . . . Tennessee LAURA HAYES ..... Tennessee ELIZABETH WALLACE IRBY . ..... . Texas Claes of 1906 CATHERINE MANSON . ...... Kentucky MARY TRAWICK . ..... . ' Tennessee MARION DOUGLAS MERRIWETHER Missouri Honorary Members MRS. J. T. MCGILL MISS STELLA SCOTT VAUGHN MRS. H. C. TOLMAN MRS. CARTER, Professor of Greek in Wesley Hall. 191 THE SORORITY GRIP r a 1 i x J .2, ' W-1'-fl, www V X f F -Wg y hwy , X x. .M .65- i . THETA DELTA THETA Theta Delta Theta Established l9oo COLORS-Crimson and Pale Pink .X FLOWER-Carnation .Forores in Urbe MARY JANE BLUE GRETCHEN BUCHHOLZ KATE WARREN CHADWELL MRS. PRESTON VAUGHN ELLA DETONG WINFIELD MARY EVALIN BROWN, B.S. . . MARGARET COLLINS DENNY, B. A. STELLA R. RICH, B.S ..... ELIZABETH CHAPMAN DENNY, B.A. FRANCES HARDY HAMMOND, B. A. SAIDEE SHEFFIELD LUEF, B.A. . MAUD MARY SANDERS, B.A. . MINNIE LEE NOLEN, B. S. . . ANNE HILLMAN SCALES, B.S. LUCY DELL Ross, B. S. . . KATHARINE ROTHROCK, B.S. . Class of 1903 Class of 1904 . .'. - f Class of 1905 . - . . Q . . . . . Class of 1906 Honorary Members Nashville, Tenn. Nashville, Tenn. Nashville, Tenn. Nashville, Tenn. Nashville, Tenn. Nashville, Tenn. Nashville, Tenn. Nashville, Tenn. Nashville, Tenn. Nashville, Tenn. Somerville, Tenn LOVE BRANNER ATKINS MARY LAMBUTI-I Patronesses V MRS. JOHN DANIEL MRS. COLLINS DENNY MRS. LEONIDAS C. GLENN MRS. RICHARD JONES 195 J'H.HDOlUED J That silhouette on a frosted glass Of two forms that in one were blending It is sad indeed it came to pass- That silhouette on a frosted glass- For her little brother saw, alas! And told on quick as comprehending- That silhouette on a frosted glass Of two forms that in one were blending .Iw ALPHA OF TENNESSEE CHAPFER OF PHI BETA KAPPA Alpha of Tennessee Chapter of Phi Beta Kappa Established in I9OI .al Graduate Officers PROF HERBERT CUSHING TOLMAN, PH. D., D. D ..... PROF WILLIAM JAMES VAUOHN, LL. D. BISHOP ROBERT KENNON HARGROVE, D. D. CHANCELLOR JAMES HAMPTON KIRKLAND, PH. D., LL. D. PROP HIRAM ALBERT VANCE, PH. D. . PROF JOHN THOMAS MCGILL, PH. D. . PROF ROBERT LEATHAN LUND, M. S. . . . . . . . . - . . . . . Presldcnt . Vice-Presldents . Corresponding Secretary . Recording Secretary . .... Treasurer Undergraduate Officers ALBERT CHARLES SNEAD . . . . STELLA R RICH .... GRINNELL JONES . . . . . . . - . . Presxdent . . . . Secretary . Assistant Treasurer Fratres in Facultate TIMOTHY CLORAN COLLINS DENNY LEONIDAS CHALMERS GLENN ELLIOT W. KIRK WILLIAM JAMES VAUGHN Fratres in Urbe AMELIA MCTYEIRE BASKERVILL CAMPBELL BONNER THEODORE HAMPTON BREWER E. B. CHAPPELL JOHN WESLEY HANNER ROBERT KENNON HARGROVE Student Members HERBERT GANNAWAY DAISY MAI HEMPHILL PERCY R. HINES GRINNELL JONES ELLIOT W. KIRK 199 JAMES HAMPTON KIRKLAND ROBERT L. LUND JOHN THOMAS MCGILL HERBERT CUSHING TOLMAN WILLIAM JAMES HOWARD CHARLES EDGAR LITTLE LEE J. LOVENTHAL MARTHA MURFREE MANEY JOHN J. TIGERT HINRAM ALBERT VANCE WILLIAM BETHEL LONG SAMUEL MARVIN MILLER STELLA R. RICH GILBERT CAMPBELL SCOGGIN ALBERT CHARLES SNEAD Phi Beta Kappa Founded at William and Mary College in 1776 Ji 'Roll of Chapters Alpha of Maine QBowdoinj Beta of Maine QColbyj Alpha of New Hampshire fDartmouthj Alpha of Vermont fUniversity of Vermontj Beta of Vermont QMiddleburyj Alpha of Massachusetts QHarvarclj Beta of Massachusetts fAmherstj Gamma of Massachusetts QWilliamsj Delta of Massachusetts QTuftsj Epsilon of Massachusetts fBostonj Alpha of Rhode Island fBrownj Alpha of Connecticut fYalej Beta of Connecticut QTrinityj Gamma of Connecticut Qwesleyanj Alpha of New York fUnionj Beta of New York fUniversity of City of New Yorkj Gamma of New York fCollege of City of New Yorkj Delta of New York fColumbiaj Epsilon of New York QI-Iamiltonj Zeta of New York QI-Iobartj Eta of New York QColgatej Theta of New York QCornel1j Iota of New York fRochesterj Kappa of New York QSyracusej Lambda of New York QSt. Lawrencej Mu of New York fVassarj Alpha of New Jersey fRutgersj Beta of New Jersey fPrincetonj Alpha of Pennsylvania QDickinsonj Beta of Pennsylvania fLehighj Gamma of Pennsylvania flsafayettej Delta of Pennsylvania fUniversity of Penn- sylvaniaj Epsilon of Pennsylvania fSwarthmorej Zeta of Pennsylvania QI-Iaverfordj Eta of Pennsylvania U-Xlleghenyj Alpha of Maryland Uohns Hopkins, Alpha of Virginia fWilliam and Maryj Alpha of Ohio fWestern Reservej Beta of Ohio fKenyonj Gamma of Ohio fMariettaj Delta of Ohio fUniversity of Cincinnatij Alpha of Indiana fDePauwQ Beta of Indiana QWabashj Alpha of Illinois QNorthwesternj Beta of Illinois fUniversity of Chicagoj Alpha of Tennessee fVanderbiltj Alpha of Wisconsin fUniversity of Wis- consinj Alpha of Minnesota fUniversity of Minne- sotaj Alpha of Iowa fUniversity of Iowaj of Missouri fUniversity of Missourij Alpha Alpha of Nebraska fUniversity of Nebraska? Alpha Alpha of Kansas fUniversity of Kansasj of California CUniversity of Californiaj 200 Honors as Prizes Awarded in 1902 FOunder's Department Medal Owen Prize Medal .... Founder's Day Medal . R. A. Young Medal . Founder's Department Medal Special Prize in Drawing . Founder's Department Medal Owen Prize Medal .... Founder's Department Medal . . . . .95 Academic Department . . GILBERT CAMPBELL SCOGGIN . . ALBERT C. SNEAD .... . HOYT MCWIIORTER DOEBS, A.M . . . FRANK SEAY, A.M. . . . . Engineering Department RICHARD PERCY RAPIER HINES . . . . CALEB MOTZ . .... . Biblical Department HENRY THOMPSON CARLEY, A.B. . . . HENRY THOMPSON CARLEY, A.B. . Law Department MYLES POWERS O'CoNNoR, M.A. QVanderbiltj ....... Law Department Scholarships NICHOLAS JOURDAN GANTT, M.A. QVanderbiltj ..... CARL MONK, B.A. QVanderbiltj Medical Department Founder's Department Medal . . GEORGE DAVIDSON MCLEAN Interne to City Hospital .... GEORGE DAVIDSON MCLEAN Pharmaceutical Department Founder's Department Medal . EVERETTE GLENN SETZER . . Taylor junior Medal ..... RICHARD DAVIS LAUPHEIMER . Department of Dentistry Caruthersville, Mo. Murfreesboro, Tenn. Florence, Ala. Greensboro, Ala. Mobile, Ala. Lincolnton, N. C. Crystal Springs, Miss Crystal Springs, Miss Franklin, Tenn. Magnolia, Ark. Knoxville, Tenn. Winona, Miss. WIHOHH, MISS. Troutman, N. C. Memphis, Tenn. Pecos, Texas. Founder's Department Medal . . EDWARD HENRY HAPPEL . Morrison Brothers' Medal to the Second in Competition for the Foundersf Medal BENJAMIN RUSH KING ........ g . ...... . . . Leighton, Ala. Henry W. Morgan Medal for the Best Gold Filling GEORGE NATHAN CLARKE ........... ...... S t. joseph, La. 20 I . 4 The Logic of It ' J' COLLINS-WC were discussing last time this example, Why is a violincello player always fat ? Do you recognize that quotation, Mr. Smart ? SMART-No, sir. I don't believe I do. COLLINS-I notice, Mr. Smart, that you are not very familiar with biblical quotations. This quotation is, as I happen to remember Qglancing at his marginal notesj, from the one hundred and eighty-first psalm, which is devoted to a discussion of this point. It may be classified as-tsudden confusionj. I iind I have left my note book in my office. Excuse me for a few moments. QI-Exit, to the bleating of Nye. Returns with summum genusj As I was saying, this quotation may be classified as a rhetorical paranomasia. A safe answer is Yes and No. I have found another example of like kind in the works of Gibbon, the great inlidel historian,- Miss D.-Why I thought Gibbon was a cardinal in the Roman Catholic Church. COLLINS-Did you get any help on that, Miss D.? Miss D. tmeeklyj-No, sir. fPapa accordingly marks daughter an extra ten. At this point occurs the usual dispute between Collins and G. Jones in which Collins gets exasperated, and emphatically explains to jones that he must not try to hold in his tin cup all the knowledge of the centuries. jones concludes that his tin cup has been squelched by Collins' hogshead, and is silent.j COLLINS-Now, as has been said, the universe is composed of mind and matter. TIGERT-Where would energy be classified, Mr. Denny? tCollins discusses this point at length, stating and successfully refuting the arguments of Wundt, Descartes, Reid, Hamilton, Mill, Aristotle, Kant,and Dr. McCosh, finally concluding that energy is simply a manifestation of Noak Kfs mindj COLLINS-Does that answer your question, Mr. Tigert? TIGERT-YCS, sir. I just wanted to know. tBeing somewhat heated by this time Collins takes it out in bullying Mangum and Whitman. He then opens fire on Mr. Cor-ne-lius, who responds, bringing forefinger prominently into play, supported on either wing by Tigert and Nye. At this point Nichols wants to know if he is not just as conscious of liver change as .of brain changej COLLINS-No, sir. The bell rings and Collins apologizes to Smart for insinuating that he didn't read his Bible. The class ljiles out, repeating in unison the motto of the class, Great is Noah Kount, and Collins is his prophet. i 202 . :gm 1931135 , , I '1'. 11 . . 4- 1 Xe- t 4-.g.,M in . f' A1 5- r W X I ' X'1 fQ.smbgigq QL' 4 ' 'L H , gp N Xx C' A Tj -7 ' 1. f l' , Mix 5 g, If-1. 25 U1 ' ii: A ?157ff' 1 1 ,'9f' I ,J mm gg md X V3 ' ,Q 5 .lffiff ' N ff ' 3 9 f I2 XENN ' f ' .1 'J , , . . 5' 'O - . L : , ,,,,VV' A I0 The Comet '4'w'f 'QW' 1 9 0 3 1 Uand b lt Univers ty fw 1 7,9970 -5 I f fs Xxx. The Observer J' , A Monthly Literary Magazine Published by the Literary Societies Editor-in1ChIef JNO. W. CLIFTON ' .ftaff H. M. DOBBS N. J. GANT1' V. I. MOORE H. O. WH11' Business Manager D. T. CAMERON 207 I r v at Vanderbilt E Official Organ of the Uanderbilt Athletic .Hssociation A3 Editornin-Chief V. 1. MOORE, IQO3 Business Manager ALONZO MONK, JR., IQO3 .al J 1'.HFF F. W. CHAPPELL, IQO3 LAWRENCE D. HUDSON, 1904 GEO. F. DAVIS, 1905 I. LEE HOLT, 1905 E. B. TUCKER, 1905 C. T. CUNNINGHAM, 1903 .3 DEPARTMENT EDITORJ' J. W. ROBERTSON ----- LAW W. W. MCDONNELL - - - MEDICAL P. B. KERN ----- THEOLOGICAL P. C. MCNULTY ---- ENGINEERING M. H. DARBY ------ PHARMACY 208 U 'F H The Commencement Courier H R9 PUBLISHED DAILY DURING COMMENCEMENT VVEEK BY THE SENIOR CLASS JOHN W. CLIFTON . . . . EDITOR-1N-CHIEF .8 .Hssociate Editors EDWARD F. MALONE, '03 C. D. ZDANOWICZ, '03 AL0Nz0 MONK, JR., '03 Miss MONNELL PRIDE, '03 Mlss EVALIN BROWN, '03 ADOLPH F. NYE, '04 C. T. CUNNINGHAM, '04. el Department Editors RAY BUCKLEY . . Engineering W. W. HOLMES . . . Theological N. GANTT . . . . . Law H. M. DARBY . . Pharmaceutical .8 E. F. SCOTT . .... Business Manager PAUL TYLER . . Assistant Business Manager 209 Vanderbilt University Quarterly A Record of University Life and Work JF General Publication Committee J. H. KIRKLAND, Chancellor of Vanderbilt University, Chairman W. H. SCHUERMAN .... Dean of Engineering Faculty W. F. TILLETT ....... Dean of Theological Faculty TA. H. MALONE . . ..... Dean of Law Faculty W. L. DUDLEY . . . Dean of Medical Faculty J. T. MCGILL ....... Dean of Pharmaceutical Faculty D. R. STUBBLEFIELD . . . Dean of Dental Faculty A JOHN H. DEWITT ..... of Alumni Association CHARLES C. TRABUE .... of Alumni Association C EDWIN WILEY . . .... of Graduate Club E. B. TUCKER . . Representative of Student Body Editorial Committee FREDERICK W. MooRE . . . . . . . . . . . . Chairman CHANCELLOR J. H. KIRKLAND, EDWIN WILEY E. B. TUCKER . .................... Business Manager 2 A BOTANICAL STUDY 3 ' PON a certain day in the not far distant past a tiny Sprout of grass, called by name the Freshman, shot its head into college existence. It looked around, and when it saw all the grasses, weeds, and flowers thereabout, the sap began to pulsate wildly through its veins. It was filled with a longing and a purpose to surpass and conquer. With a blade in one hand, a pistil in the other, and a vociferous tongue in its mouth, it made ready to make war upon its nearest neighbors. But while the tiny Sprout had been noticing, it had also been noticed. One dark, cold, and dank night the jirnson VVeed, the Cabbage, and the Johnson Grass, better known, possibly, as the Sophomore, the Junior, and the Senior, bethought themselves that the young Sprig was in much need of watering. The Sprout was taken up, but with sufficient real estate clinging to it to keep it from dying, and carried to an adjacent sprinkler, which never rains but it pours. Here it was watered. To a casual observer the process seemed to have been untimely. The Slip appeared to wither and fade. Through the winter months it was pale and languid, but about the time that its friends were preparing to give up all hope, the sap that the water had stored up in its veins began to move up and down, and jostle about, under the call of the May sung and the Sprig came to blossom as the green grass. But some of its original freshness had departed. The watering had carried that away together with the realty, and in the place of its pristine freshness, you can now detect the odor of the embryo jimson Weed. This college jimson Weed is not unlike other jimson weeds. When it first comes into the college garden it waves its beautiful Bower and its green leaves above all about it- and smells rank. It is a stench in the nostrils of the righteous, and a stifier in the smell cells of the Sprout. Once, when it had filled itself to overliowing with pride and disagreeable odors, the Sprig shut off from it the light-which was the first step towards the cultivation of the Vanderbilt jimson. Then, with the necessary assistance of the 211 Cabbage and the Johnson Grass, the work of destroying the stench began. The homeo- pathic theory was resorted to, and with sour looks and acrid statements the cultivation proceeded. After weary months, and with the assistance of the gardeners, sometimes called professors, there is now a specimen of jimson which neither smells nor perfumes, but is rather fair to look upon. You can tell, however, by the size of its Hower and its upper leaves that there is within it the germ of the Cabbage. V This Cabbage is a cabbage. It has no leaves, no anything, nothing but head. It is exceedingly hard to digest, and still more trying upon the eyes if one is searching for beauty. Very few of these Cabbages are even perfect cazbbezgesg the heads of nearly all of them are very sadly worm-eaten. The Cabbage never does anything, so it can be treated objectively only. l The Johnson Grass is peculiar in its strength. It can take the entire garden at will, choke off the Sprout, obliterate the jimson Weed, exterminate the Cabbage. This peculiar specimen has a strangeness about it, however. It over-runs the entire garden, yet it is harmlessg for it is so taken up with its own glory and over-running qualities that it is utterly oblivious to all else. The story of this Johnson Grass cannot be adequately set forthg for, like the wind, no one but itself can tell whence it cometh and whither it goeth, and should the story be left to its own many mouths and many tendrils, the auditor would find himself clutched in death's grim embrace before the first tendril ceased gesticulating or the first mouth ceased talking. .ia-' . ip f,..,,,m,,,' 1 -gt-ga, 'T' .STKIIKUW 'Us C-RTE. 212 . QW lv V F , 11-If f . V .RNA-C-T X gf 115, , Zi. N5 A - 'FREN 'I . '. ' . 6537 I H N ., -, - .I , fU!?'f ..452-. A W Affmfff 1 a. fl Q. 8 ff A xi AQ EXA! 1-4 yi 'V ' 1 nf I. W 4, X x ky JM.. A ' z ' X, if . -J 'Ia ' ff , ' W' fi' ,f X yin L X El' Q Q. Theta Nu Epsilon D J' Rho Epsilon Chapter .al Fratres in Urbe H. M. DOAK, Z' A E M. H. RICHARDSON, 0 A 6 J. S. BRONSON, A K E ' S. C. PILCHER, 4D A 6 W. B. C. PILCHER, Q A 6 FRED HUME, A K E G. A. FRAZIER, 2 X 'S. D. BAXTER, 0 A 8 .5 Fratres in Facultate R. L. LUND, A K E R. D. SMART, A If E ' .s N Class of 1903 DOSWELL P. BROWN, E X RICHARD DAKE, QP A 8 JOHN W. ROBERTSON, A K E BEN. G. SLAUGHTER, L' X .39 Class of 1904 WILBUR F. CREIGHTON, Z' X FIELDING G. GORDON, QD A 6 DOUGLAS M. WRIGHT, 4? A 0 214 JNO. W. CLIFTON E. M. PIPKIN . . 1. W. PERRY . . E. B. TUCKER . C.C DR. F. W. MOORE C. C. GUMM C. T. CUNNINGHAM .53 Mg 4 Eu 5...-4...g HK B x f X 1 NWI? ,WX E P 1 2 1 5 IE. f U. ! ' - R 4. T RR .mifrtf -- , 'gf 'rm ' .'Yi',WlEW.rL2'i .... w -.'-f f1 fl fuer... - 21 'x I 'gi'C??1Q 2T3:'.'l 11w .H '43-'f W Suurhrru HISTUTIEHI Flssncwtx rm. Organized October 17, 1894 Q Officers . . ........ President . ....... . . Vice-President Treasurer and Recording Secretary . ...... Corresponding Secretary Executive Committee . GUMM H. O. WHITE C. T. CUNNINGHAM .Members 1 ' JNO. W. CLIFTON E. M. PIPKIN J. W. PERRY H. O. WHITE A. MONK E. AF. MALONE F. K. HOUSTON A. C. SNEAD W. O. RENCHER C. D. ZDANOWICZ E. B. TUCKER W ESTABLISHED IN 1891 Colleges of the Association f'7:L9f'5 if University of virginia Kentucky State Vanderbilt E Tulane ' University of Texas ? University of the South G5 South Carolina J' Vanderbilt's Representatives 1891-J. W. MOORE CWinnerJ 1896 -HILL MCALISTER IQOO -D. K. LAMBUTH 1892-F. M. THOMAS 1897-J. I. MCNALLY IQOI-J. S. TILLEY 1893-S. R. BLAND 1898-N. F. CHEAIRS fWinnerJ 1902-P. B. KERN fWinnerJ 1894-J. H. DEWITT 1899-G. M. PRITCHI-:TT 1903-W. A. LA1vIBETHfWinnerj 1895-W. W. CRAIG 216 The Dialectic Literary Society J' Omcers ADOLPH F. NYE . . .... . . President LOYD H. BURNS . . . Vice-President W. A. LAMBETH . .... Critic H. M. SHARP . ..... Secretary J. W. NICHOLS . . . . Assistant Secretary E. B. TUCKER .... . . . Treasurer FORNEY HUTCHINSON . ..... Chaplain j. W. NICHOLS . . . . . . . Sergeant-at-Arms .al Members BARCLAY, W. H. HUTCHINSON, F. BARGER, W. H. JENKINS, J. M. BARNETT, F. T. LAMBETH, W. A. BURNS, L. H. LONG, W. B. CARR, B. F. MANOUM, E. P. CLIFTON, J. W. NICHOLS, J. W DEBOW, J. M. NYE, A. F. DENTON, G. T. PARKS, A. R. DUNCAN, M. SHARP, H. M. EAPES, L. H. TIGERT, J. I. EVANS, PAUL TUCKER, E. B. EZZARD, J. WHITMAN, W. S. 217 Philosophic Literary Society Vanderbilt University President . . . Vice-President . Critic .... Secretary . Treasurer . . . Chaplain . . . Sergeant-at-Arms . ANDERSON, W. J. AMBERG, R. L. ANTHONY, WALTER BERGEDA, MOSES COOK, W. H. COOK, W. M. CRUTCHFIELD, W. W. CUNNINGHAM, C. T. A DU BOSE, H. . HARRELL, M. B. HARWELL, C. M. HARGROVE, W. H. HEFLIN, J. J. HOLT, I. L. HOUSTON,.,F. K. HUDSON: L. D, JAMES, J. L. .al Officers . . . . . . . MOORE,V.1. . . ANDERSON, W. J. . KERN, P. B. . AMBERG, R. L. . HUDSON, L. D. . CRUTCHFIELD, W . . . . HUDSON, L. D. .5 Members 218 KERN, P. B. LANIUS, C. V. MANIER, W. R. MONK, A., JR. MOORE, V. I. MOORE, YATES MORGAN, A. J. MORTON, FRED. NESBIT, W. T. NORVELL, W. E., JR. RENCHER, W. O. ROULSTONE, W. B. RUSSELL, S. M. WOODROW, M. F. YOUNG, O. E. ZDANOWICZ, C. D. GLEE CLUB 9-A Q! 21 JUSTIN THATCHER, DIRECTOR .al First Tenor J. P. TYLER H. CAWTHON .fecond Tenor G. FLINN A. M. O'NEAL, IR. A. F. BLANKS JAMES L. RHEA ' F. CUNNINGHAM First Bas: W. H. CooK C. C. GREEN GEO. RAUSCHER D. B. BLAKE, JR. .fecond Bass I ' E. W. KIRK C. H. BRIGGS GEO. D. BRITTAIN V. W. BLAKE J' . VOCAL QUARTET First T 67L0f-JUSTIN THATCHER First Bass--C. H. BRIGGS Second T enor--G. FLINN Second Bass-E. W. KIRK . S0l0i5l-JUSTIN THATCHER Cfenorj Q ZZI INSTRUMENTAL CLUB .al C. ROLAND FLICK, DIRECTOR J! First Mandolin C. D. GAMBLE F. CUNNINGHAM L. MILLER Jecond Mandolin H. CAWTHON JAMES T. RHEA Guitar P. C. MCNULTY D. B. BLAKE, JR. A. M. O,NEAL JR W. H. COOK GEO. D. BRITTAIN Ulolin Cello Flute Co C. ROLAND FLICK C. H. BRIGGS F. J. BLAKE V. W. BLAKE .8 INSTRUMENTAL QUARTET Mandolin Guitar C. D. GAMBLE P. C. MCNULTY JAMES L. RHEA D. B. BLAKE, JR Joloist C. ROLAND FLICK QViolinJ Impersonator H. H. COONTZ .5 CONCERTS Mt. Pleasant, Tenn. . .... . . Spring Hill, Tenn. Springfield, Tenn. Columbia, Tenn. Evergreen, Ala. De Funiak Springs, Fla. . . Athens, Ala. ..... . . Nashville, Tenn. . . . . . . . 222 . January 9 . January IO . February6 . February I8 . February I9 February 20-22 . February 23 . March 24 I 4 r Q 1 T J, .1 F, 1 ' M 4 K . BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF WEST SIDE ASSOCfATION .3 West Side Association I .25 Officers of Board . B. F. CARR, Pfesidevzz' V. I. MOQRE, Vice-Presidenf R. M. MANN, Secrefzzry and Treasure? , .4 Members of Board B. L. CLARY G. F. DAVIS J. M. DEBOW E. K. SIMS JNO. R. WATERS W JAS. R. WILLIAMSON MRS. MARY E. HYDE Matron 225 -f5.'s,ff'r' SP4 f 7 Le X f N Gg r -in IWONARU4 or ALL HE SURVEYS lm. Al N J' , W, 'F .....,.,,,, - -1- A ff .- I V? N f , A I A v -4 1 I :ill K S'- Z E ' 1 l f f Q A - -1-'W T WSSILJEY '-+1 f H L 1- -, -'- L -- x Wesley Hall Club If' 1.13. DIXON . . . . H. M. DGBBS. . . . . ASSISTANT MANAGER J' j. F. CAREY W. A. LAMBETH F. HUTCHINSON J. G. EVANS 226 M onilors . . .. ..2r:.:.' :, 'Ir.1i.ff-ggffmm , 'l - :'.'i.! -43455: ff 4 .' , at i' 5. -2-a..',f4'f 7aI. -:'1ee5':,Q.Q. . 1 4' r 45' Y, 15777 Jr I fwfs- ' I AMA' L li In K gl If v x.-I-'1.:!i.A: 'S xi'-2-'nn 1, ., . 'FE' fx ww' X 'I' ' sr' If, mf' . ,,., . A 4 ' ,4 L '7,,:J Lf':' ,I . , J: lr-- 5 lg .-Q' -.fggeax :-4..1:f:sea:ss'r -1 ,, !.::::::'fI- E:EE'i.'5 1' I O '1-' ' 5. 1,313.5 5?-3-f1?!!!!!!i' 2' .E'i'5EE'- OFFICERJ' V. I. MOORE, Pnsidefzl L. D. HUDSON, Vice W. H. WELLER, JR., Secrefary ,Az G. D. MEMBERJ CARTWRIGI-IT, B. P. DUMAS, W. L. FLOWERS, J. J., JR. FLOWERS, A. H. RENCHER, W. O. WATERS, J. R. JENKINS, J. M. FRANK, A. W. HINES, R. P. R. JENKINS, J. M., JR. REISMAN, E. E. BROCKMAN, MISS IDA B. WYKER, MISS EVALYN B. O,NEAL, A. M. WATKINS, O. W. II HALE, W. T. WILLIAMS, W. C. WOOD, DR. ISAAC D. CRYER, GEO. A. DAWSON, J. R. WILSON, J. W. R. ALSOBROOK, J. W BURWELL, H. B. DEGRAFFENRIED HAND, L. M. HAYNES, F. B. WEST, J. W. WILLIANISON, J. S. WRIGHT, L. M. T.S 227 COUCH, E. H. HOUSTON, A. L. SHELL, L. P. STRACK, C. S. BATES, F. A. DARBY, M. H. HARRISON, T. NORTON, U. L. JAMES, I. L., JR. WEST, C. W. KRANZ, C. W. WALKER, W. T. BETTIS, R. S. BLOXAM, W. L. -Presidem' BRITTAIN, Treasurer BOLDING, W. P. MURPHY, R. E. PARKER, F. M. PIPPEN, W. L. UPCI-IURCH, C. E. ADAMS, S. M. AUSTIN, G. L. FEAGIN, C. B. LAWSON, ARCH. MORROW, T. G. PIPPEN, P. S. DOBBS, HOYT M. GLASGOW, B. B. PRICE, W. F. I 1. XC . ' V ' OFFICERS W' 0 .2: . GLENN ELINN , Preszdenz' , 'I Sf' B. W. KEY ' Mhz-Presidem' AI3'.I.'n,I:f5qj O ,Qlgg , S. I. MUNGER 'E I Secrzzfary V'i?T'TY 4-W -- W' C- CHISUM ,QI -..-.-., ,,-, - 1.,. .-lf' nmwgr -,5 'l , I L . . f'1-T?j-ji-figg-.3-lil. f,g 4, , , ,,1lt FLINN, GLENN. GOLDRING, W. E. JAMES, J. L. MORPHIS, W. I. TALLY, C. T. WILM, E. C. CHISUM, W. C. DAMON, H. G. GREEN, C. C. KEY, B. W. LANGHAM, A. D. HARRELL, M. B. HENRY, P. W. IRBY, MISS E. W MANGUM, E. P. PERKINS, R. O. ,174-...- 1, I POTTS, W. H. SCOTT, E. F. UHL, FORREST. MUNGER, S. I. WISDOM B. H DYE T C EASTLAND SHANDS P. . BURNS, I. C. FARRINGTON, FORD, I. F. SHELTON, I. H BUNDY, O. T. CATE, C. C. POLK, LOUIS. FREELAIIID, F. .' , J. H. , C W MEMBER! COLGIN, M. W. EVANS, G. M. HOWELL, R. H. MIZELL, SEWELL. MORRIS, I. J. ROEMER, F. J. TERRY, R. L. NASH, A. W. POWERS, V. W. CLARK, E. E. RUTHERFORD, G. W. COLGIN, I. E. EMERSON, C. A. PEYTON, B. F. RHEA, I. L. WALLACE, M. B. HULL, M. R. O'NEAL, H. L. BALLENGER, C. M. ELLINGTON, E. O. GARRISON, A. A. GREEN, S. T. R. GRIFEIS, W. M. SEGREST, D. A. SIMPSON, C. J. SINGLETON, J. R. STARLING, C. C. WALLACE, C. B. WATTS, I. H. CARTER, A. B. MILLER, I. L. i A A ff M E M4 ' 2 f-Y J 1 5 ' 11' v 7 v W ,X , 1 Q, V! In 'I ' 'F- ' ' : N ii ' -6555?-' , V ' rf I :I 1 Y ' vhvif V ff 'f ,. I ,, . ., .Q-.IN seliflldg f fwsffa ,IaIf sI'fQ.1fff1:f. . UIEHE ' 1:-' 1 ..:' -, ' ' - fi A 41 E 'F -5 .K I . YZ ik' li f. xt-lf' Choir of the ,Quagmire I. B. WADE, .Musical Director MISS MADGE CANNON, Aceompamlvt GEORGE W. MEUX, .Foloists REESE PORTER, Barilone RICHARD M. MANN, Tenor ,Quartette H. E. HAPPEL E. R. HEARN CLAGETT MARTIN Chorus First Tenor Second Tenor Baritone WOGDFORD W. DINNING E. J. HOOD H. M. SHARP J. W. NICHOLS ROBERT MANN, IR. T. E. I-IARWOOD IESSIE M. CORUM YATES MOORE G. L. WILLIAMSON CARL M. HARWELL JOHN M. DEBOW S. R. TEACHOUT 229 A dvanoe Agent PAUL W. EVANS Bass A. F. COOPER J. L. MCREE I. M. LAWLER R. D. LAUPHEIMER ,- 1 y X x Lv Y if V I , BRANHAM 0. H-U cues GIUH if ' J 4. XL- I Z Q03 4 .. ,M 1, A. I . N., f f ' ' R' -. I -. I' - - ,,., A ii gg- I I 277 A-'A I M ' - 199: .,A. . 111i!'i 71? 'n A , -- W -- - .' ...W M W ,... B..- 1 ..:..J L . -Q- '-L- .ij ' .ri -- , ah .II ggi 'N JA' 2 -f ' 'fgwfj I Am -F 1IJ 2 -:QQQZ-3.57, 'A 3pp,.vZ f',,, ff A 14.3 L iT,'. 25 L., L ,gr 11-. .15 A, 4 .4 5 n x,f ijf'jz nil?-e-- , - --T .Qrv . 4 ........ . .. A-1 OFFICERJ' CASIMER D. ZDANOWICZ, President WILLIAM I. NOLEN . . Vice-Presiden! WILLIAM W. CRUTCHFIELD . . Treasurer GATES P. THRUSTON, JR. . . Secremry CLAGETT M. MARTIN . . . Marsha! sf' MEMBER! H. W. DUBOSE WATSON M. COOK A. R. PARKS JORDAN STOKES, JR. JAMES S. FRAZER D. C. MONTGOMERY WILLIAM C. WEAVER BEN G. SLAUGHTER CLAIBORNE N. BRYAN EDWIN K. SMITH 230 JAMES A. SMITH JOE A. STREET J. F. B. BAUGH FRANK OSBORNE W. B. LAMB, JR. .I:!1 '!' . . .-E-2:1 gale! A 1 ' I 15-i ,, . It 4- 2'L?!E5!1 2.3 I he-,Fi-gHv,,,E 41. , 1 + 2- 'E 1:-' '- f'-. 131- i ' T' 'ati Z ??'5 2f': f' 2-:ZF Y 'fi ' -:aff ' ' f-gqfmfiqgi .gi-L - T L' ml ff?3i.:!ghiil'I51 f-+A '- ' ., ESV A . : 1-Imx,f.:f42-f' :. si-51 - .-fl'-1-L ' f -' '1-gtpfnf 4 'N -- -- f -1 WILLIAM RAYMOND . . KATHERINE L. CAMPBELL ANNE H. SCALES . . . CLARENCE P. CONNELL . STELLA R. RICH SAIDEE S. LUFF MARY EVALIN BROWN DAISY MAI HEMPIIILL ADELAIDE LYON LOUISE BANG MONNELL PRIDE JOSEPHINE LINK KATHERINE L. CAMPBELL Omcers .ai Members ANNE H. SCALES LUCY DELL ROSS MARGARET ROSE FRED B. ELBRICIQ, JR. WILSON WOODCOCIQ WILBUR F. CREIGHTON IRVING KOLSKY WILLIAM RAYMOND MARTIN ROBERTS 23K . . President . Vice-President . . Secretary . Treasurer BEN. F. CORNELIUS WILLIAM S. WHITMAN HAYDEN CLEMENTS CLARENCE P. CONNELL GARDINER LIPSCOMB LONNIE TANKSLEY A. W. HALLEY ARTHUR FRANK ANDREW BENEDICT M00 X F 7' H69 MJ 7 I I s 1. F 15? KK v .M M wily f I I , v X-'N ,- - lx 1 ,4 . af x fu - HN , Q . ' I ' I W Q HI XX I .' .rn X . 4 I. hh' , I A JOHN R. FISHER FRANK K. HOUSTON FIELDING GORDON M. F. WOODROW A. F, BLANKS W. J. ANDERSON B. T. NOLEN M EM BERJ' R. W. BILLINGTON WHEELER COMPTON L. H. GDEN GUY HAMILTON ED. HAMILTON HENRY HARRIS INNIS BROWN 232 FRANK KYLE BATES GREEN EXAM ELLIOT JOHN R. WATERS WALLACE SMIZER SPENCER LOVE TOM DAVIS - . . . . ----T-- ,.-...---.--.--'- -- -- i 111. .' '14 .' . .f , . 1 9 . vI4. A - f - . A id f-- if A , '--'Wi V ' V' A ff! A Q Wx 95 J V , , , f A f A ff fi ' f fs 5 . M l f f, f, 1 A I If ' ff 5 Qi5::fwWW!73df f f 1 ?r .bfeh-' AAQ l I . dj - yn wha- Zfa 4 Af I 1 - 'f Q36 .4 DZ' Officers xl K . B. FRANK CARR ........ PRESIDENT ' - p, , J ,' BEN L. CLARY ...... V -P ,. ll .Il 4 I ,, w. REESE PORTER ...... EESERCTSQZ 1 irq- ll' 1,-.Z fy 'I DAVID R. PICKENS ....... TREASURER , J . . 45' fl , X ' fkfffft- - f V' Members - ? ' G. S. BODDIE W. H. HADIXLTON W. H. MORGAN, JR. , , 'A L. H. BURNS H. E. HAPPEL D. R. PICKENS Q 3 B. F. CARR ED. HARGIS E. M.P1PR1N 27' . F. W. CHAPPELL C. R. Hou- W. R. PORTER ' F , W. F. CLARY, JR. B. W. KEY W. H. Ports 4 B. L. CLARY B. H. KLYCE GEO. RAUSCHER, JR W. H. COOK W. A. JACOBS E. K. S1Ms ' f H. W. DAv1s R. M. :MANN R. D. SMART, JR. , ' M. T. DUNCAN F. M. MASSEY W. A. SMART . GEO. EVANS G. W. MEUX J. J. TIGERT, JR. ff' R. FREEMAN CARL MONK O. E. YOUNG ' H. GANNAWAY S. S. MOODY J -HGSSIIIGQIKICH B1 gp rim-un:-1-sz-vttilv'- P1-' O' To Be B 4 L NC-951 A If-'ow .R Wm-chad - E. --. 'A ' C ' .. ..,, H 0.1 '?dn, AQA- .6-TL. in I YA BLCK fi 7'Y'9E9 - A A A r Ji-A . - ff . -A - IIHHP 539- . , - - 11- .3 - , ' Erma IB1an'T5'iz.ba, 233 Wallace School Club .ai Officers HORACE S. LIPSCOMB ....... . . . PRESIDENT ADOLPH F. NYE ..... . VICE-PRESIDENT W. BRADFORD ROULSTONE . . . . SECRETARY MISS MINNIE NOLEN . . . . . TREASURER Members HENRY F. AMBROSE HUGH BARR FRANK BERRY MARK A. BRADFORD GEORGE H. BROWN WILLIAM D. CAMPBELL EDWIN W. COOPER , FRANK CUNNINGHAM MISS ELIZABETH DENNY MISS MARGARET DENNY CLARENCE DIXON JAMES S. DUNBAR, JR. THOMAS C. DYE ARTHUR H. FLOWERS JOHN J. FLOWERS CLAUDE M. GARLAND JOSEPH T. HOWELL GRANVILL Q. LIPSCOMB - 2, Y ,,.. 'f'7i ',T i Rf-'11, 234 Members HORACE S. LIPSCOMB EDWARD F. MALONE WILLIAM R. MANIER, LEONARD MATHEWS MISS MINNIE NOLEN ADOLPH F. NYE WILLIAM F. PATTON ALEX. PERRY, JR. PERCY S. PIPPEN MEDICUS RANSOM DEEMS S. RIDDLE I W. BRADFORD ROULSTONE MISS MAUD SANDERS EARL F. SCOTT MELVILL SMITH LYNN M. STALLCUP KENNETH WHITE HONOR COMMITTEE , Q Phi Kappa Beta . .3 x I I, An average of eighty-six beers every two days and a half must be attained in order to become a member of this society. - I FEL ' Omcial sua, ...- ,, 'f' I .,., J. H. KIRKLAND . ......... Supreme Bud H. C. TOLMAN . . . Grand Keeper of the Blue Seal ' W. H. SCHUERMAN . . . Grand Consumer of Schlitz W. L. DUDLEY . . . . Supreme Analyzer of Lemps WILS WILLIAMS . ...... Supreme Vichy I. W. F. TILL-ATT . ..... Past Grand Master of Bock B d t th B r '. up u s a e a B. F. CARR V. I. MOORE I-I. W. DAvIs -'giillili '34 R. BUCKLEY J. L. MCREE C. S. WILLIAMSON J. M. LAWLER F. KYLE A. PERRY ddllillfzrlj D. P. BROWN F. A. BLACK P. BROWDER Buds at the Side Door R. M. MANN G. F. DAVIS 237 Poker Club .al Oiicers of the Club President-WHISKEY FARO TILLET, of Wesley Hall Menagerie. Vice-Presidenf-BY ME DRAKE, the Hirsute Wonder. Secrefary and TreasurerUD-CHECK-THE-BET DENNY, of Black Pipe fame. P07fE7-WI L s . 3 Rules of the Club RULE 'I4All students, except Pharmaceuts and Theologs, are eligible to membership. RULE II-Any member caught cheating three times in succession will be reported to the Board of Directors. RULE III-Any member bringing a friend into the game, must reimburse the club for said friend's winnings. RULE IV-Members holding more than six aces will be turned over to the Porter, who shall endeavor to collect room rent. RULE V-No dogs, big or little, allowed. RULE VI-Any member who pays tuition, room rent, board, or other bills before June the first of the scholastic year, shall be degraded to the Flinch class. RULE VII--Members are permitted to cheat, provided they are not caught in the act. Any one caught dealing from the bottom of the deck shall take the crowd to Pete's. RULE VIII-Only cut decks allowed. RULE IX-Members are permitted to smoke only after passing tobacco around the table. RULE X-Members owning watches, rings, and other jewelry must deposit them with the porter, and the club is not responsible for articles lost, strayed, or stolen. 238 The following officers have been elected for the session of 1903-'04: Preszdenf-LIL GREEN, alias Bates. Vice-President-STITCHER KYLE. .Seerefmgf and Treasurer-CHEMISTRY DAVIS. POVfE7-WILS. The Club voted unanimously to create more officers, and the following were elected: Dealer W' flze Papers-PETE BROWDER. Keeper M the CfZZf5-MOLECULE BUCKLEY. Boosfer-MOUTHY HARDISON. Tin Horn Span'-GRANDPAP LANGHAM. Ladies' Candy Do!!-CLOTHES BROWN. Look Out-G. JONES. -The man with the shotgun was proposed for membership, but was unanimously black balled. Note.-fThe porter was not allowed to votej X I ng? X .H L lp 1' f f! W' gg! . y y 1' 'ffffdfrf ef reH ' 350933 OF TRUST 239 .AC ORGANIZED AT COMMENCEMEYT IN 1879 J Omcers for 1902-1903 R. L. BURCH . . . Nashville, Tenn. . . J.C.MCREYNOLDS . . . . . Fz?s!Vi1:e Nashville, Tenn. . . W. H. HOLLINSHEAD . . Vanderbilt University ROBERT L. LUND . . Nashville, Tenn. . . J. T. MCGILL . . . Vanderbilt University Executive Committee W. R. MANIER, Chairman C. C. TRABUE W. W. H. HOLLINSHEAD ROBERT L. LUND .X Preszkienf -President Secretary Treasurer H isfofizzrz H. WITT Annual Address, june 15, IQO3, by George B. Winton, Nashville, Tenn. 240 1884 85 1885 86 H886- 87 'l' 1886 1887 18 1889 1 Q0 1 QI 1892 1893- 1 4- 189 - 1396- 97 1397-'98 1898-'99 1899- oo 19oo-'o1 IQOI-,O2 IQO2-,O3 Bachelors of Uglzness T P BRANCH Rockwood Tenn B G WALLER Morganfield Ky A E CLEMENT Humboldt Tenn R E CROCKETT Union City Tenn FRANK TAYLOR Austin Texas V S ROSEBOROUGH Memphis Tenn JEFF MCCARN Nashville Tenn H E BEMIS jefferson Texas J A ROBLNS Guntown Miss R W CLAWSON Mt Pleasant Tenn W. W. CRAIG Friendship, Tenn. W. R. HENDRIX, Nashville, Tenn. H. N. PHARR, Berwick, La. MYLES O CONNOR, Leiper s Fork, Tenn PHIL CONNELL, Nashville, T enn. S. V. GARDNER, Memphis, Tenn. W. A. WHITE, Anniston, Ala. F. S. PALMER, Nashville, Tenn. J. E. EDGERTON, Lebanon, Tenn. B. F. CARR, Fulton, Ky. if Tie vote. Vanderbilt Faculty B. U. Convention. .85 MAY I-QSpeciaZ io Nashville Dezibf Knoclzerj. At five minutes past noon to-day Tempo- rary Chairman Davie Douglas called the Vanderbilt Faculty B. U. Convention to order in the Chancellor's carriage-house. The auditorium was handsomely decorated with asparagus bushes, strings of red pepper, and potted pie-plants. Every delegate, save C. S. Brown and H. C. Tolman, was present. It was rumored that Brown was laying gas-pipes and pulling wires down town, While Tolman was breaking a colt on Broad street. ' After many vociferous demonstrations, and amid jeers, cat-calls, and plum throwing, W. H. Schuerman was elected permanent Chairman. This was a decided victory for the foreign element: the Home Rulers, or Subsoilers, supported Old Hickory Vaughn for the chairman- ship. The Wesleyites sang a hymn and cast their ballot for W. F. Tillett. The defeated candidates are loudly asserting that there was a questionable combination between Davie Douglas and Billie Schuerman. It is openly charged that Douglas and his band, armed with claymores and Scotch high-balls, intimidated delegates in wholesale fashion, while it is intimated with equal candor that the Schuerrnan backers opened a key in the gar- den. Foam was blown as far as the Hillsboro pike. 1:30 P.M.-fSpecizz!j. Captain Dix has obtained the pop-corn and gin-Fizz concessions. 1:45 P.M.-fsffffidly. Sergeant-at-arms Alley has just arrested G. W. Dyer and T. McGill, who indulged in a lively listic contest over and under the Secretary's table. Dyer, main guy of the Moore forces, charged McGill with desertion and failure to provide votes he had promised. McGill pulled a wash bottle, and a general mix-up followed. Hollinshead handed Mac a double-barreled, self-cocking test tube, and climbed a grape arbor to escape the vigilance of the officers. 2:30 P.M.1fSpZCi6ZZ,. H. C. Tolman has just come on the HOOP. He was greeted with prolonged cheers. He made a short speech in Sanskrit. Dr. Vaughn afterward told the reporters that the whole thing was taken from the Sanskrit almanac of the II7th year before Ham joined the colored faction. 3 P.M.1fSpECZ.lZ!D. It is believed that the only names to be brought before the convention will be those of Kirkland, Tillett, Moore, and Daniel. The mention of Denny by a country delegate came near causing a rough house to-day. He is persona nam gram to the Football Union, and therefore his chances are about equal to those of a three-legged horse in a derby. 242 Davie Douglas is accused of trying to bribe Ben Drake with a setting of hen eggs. Drake spurned the offer, saying that he would lose a whole incubator full of eggs and a cart load of Greek roots before he would sell his proud right to vote for the man of his choice. Straight- way he was dubbed a great duck. I 4 P.M.--fSpecz'zzZj. The convention has adjourned until to-morrow at I2 o'clock. The boys are having a great time. The Campus Nose-Gay Club, headed by Czar Dudley and Edwin Wiley in fatigue uniform, is now parading Garland avenue. The Four John Club, consisting of Laboratory John, John Fulton, john Daniel, and Johnnie Wise, is singing glees in front of Bishop Fitzgerald's residence. President Hargrove, of the Board of Trust, the chief representative of the corporate and monied interests, has opened headquarters at the Tennis Club. Money is said to be Howing freely. Captain Dix has been appointed Assistant Sergeant-at-Arms, with the right to carry a shot- gun in addition to side arms. Dyer and McGill have been released by a Davidson county magistrate on a bond of thirty cents. Wils Williams went their bond after securing a first mortgage on their salaries. It is hoped that no further disorder will arise. SECOND DAY' MAY 2-fSpecial io the Knockerj. In a speech of great power and length Dental Reform Stubblefield nominated Fancy Whirling Moore for the degree of B. U. The speech was received with loud shouts of approval by the Moore followers and with heartrending groans from the Tillett benches. The orator said in part: Gentlemen of the Convention-I desire to nominate for the high and exalted office of Faculty Bachelor of Ugliness the only full-blown rose in the hot-air house, the only Skylark among skylarkers, the only hard worker in the workhouse. I ask the suffrages of this august body for a man whose qualihcations for the place cannot be questioned, whose very presence is symbolical of that spirit of ugliness which stalks boldly into every place where two or three members of our beloved faculty may be gathered together, whose very bearing bespeaks a loud condemnation of the wiles and arts of physical beauty. Look at him, gentlemen, and members of the theological faculty. There he stands like a rainbow arch of legs jutting from beneath a pudgy cliff of torso, which is in turn surmounted by a cocoanut crest that would turn the Simians of the South Sea Islands pale with fear for their supremacy in Nature's millinery goods. See the tapering whiskers. Where is their like outside of the best appointed zoo ? I assure you, members of the convention, that there are 243 no beauty spots on my candidate. If there are, then let me be numbered with the liars that have their part in the lake that swarms with fish uncaught by lying fishermen. If you see an inlin- itesimal trace of beauty there confess yourselves jays and Reubens and go to your wives and children, who await with dread the coming of men of such perverted taste, such distorted vision. Far back in the aeons, when the world and this man were yet young, he was marked as a future Bachelor of Ugliness. From the time when he first lapped New England cider and swapped toy nutmegs with his boyish companions down in Connecticut he has been a marked man. Nature determined that he should have this office 5 the candidate and his bar- ber have nobly assisted Nature. In the language of poetry and art, my candidate's opponents are not in it. Away with your heads that are as bald as the slate roof on Wesley'Hall g give me rather a poll that resembles the opening of a chestnut burr. Away with your faces that look like the crack of doom on a midnight hour g give me instead the joyful image of the full moon rising above an ancient straw stack. Away with your teeth-I speak with the learning of the Egyptians-that are no more than upper and nether millstonesg give me the molars of a twin screw, self-acting, reversibler hair-trigger steam thresher. I nominate Fancy W. Moore. He is the stuff. See. You cannot beat him. You ought not to beat him. By right of hard work, sincere effort to keep our ranks in touch with the barbarous student body, and genuine qualification for the position, he ought to have it. If you do not elect him we will burn, 'kill,' ' do anythingf At the conclusion of this fiery speech the Moore followers sang Let me, Moore, of thy beauty see. One member, evidently feeling the effects of too much jollification, arose and tried to nominate Booker Washington as a dark horse. Wils Williams immediately moved to line the offender fifty dollars, the amount to be added to the bursar's perquisites. Wils was voted down. He then passed the hat in order to raise the amount. The sensation of the day followed Stubblefield's speech, when the other candidates, save Tillett, withdrew in Moore's favor. The Chancellor made an affecting little speech, in which he said it did his soul good to retire in the interests of a younger and an uglier man. The final vote stood: Moore, 7IQQ Tillett, 32. The convention then adjourned. It is rumored that the Tillett faction will institute an investigation in regard to the abnor- mally large vote cast for Moore, but it will do no good as Moore now has the goods and is gone. 244 I2 Southern Inter-Collegiate Athletic Association .29 Executive Committee DR. W. L. DUDLEY Wanderbilty . ..... ........ ..... P r esident PROP. W. M. RIGGS QClemsonJ .... , ..... PROP. A. L. BONDURANT fUniversity of Mississippij . PROF. A. H. PATTERSON fUniversity of Georgiaj PROF. B. B. Ross QA. P. IJ . . . . . . . . . . Vice-President . Secretary and Treasurer Colleges of the Association ' Alabama Polytechnic Institute, Auburn, Ala. A. and M. College of Mississippi, Starkville, Miss. A. and M. College of Texas, College Station, Texas. Clemson College, Clemson, S. C. Cumberland University, Lebanon, Tenn. Georgia School of Technology, Atlanta, Ga. Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, La. Mercer University, Macon, Ga. Southern University, Greensboro, Ala. Trinity College, Durham, N. C. Trinity University, Waxahachie, Texas. Suspended. .al iTulane University, New Orleans, La. University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, Ala. University of Georgia, Athens, Ga. University of Mississippi, Oxford, Miss. University of Nashville, Nashville, Tenn. University of the South, Sewanee, Tenn. University of Tennessee, Knoxville, Tenn. University of Texas, Austin, Texas. Vanderbilt University, Nashville, Tenn. Wofford College, Spartanburg, S. C. Annual Field Days First Annual Field Day, May 15, 1896 . . . . . . . . Nashville, Tenn. Winner, Vanderbilt University. Second Annual Field Day, May 15, 1897 Nashville, Tenn. Winner, Vanderbilt University. l i l V Third Annual Field Day, May 21, 1898 . . Atlanta, Ga. Winner, University of Georgia.. Fourth Annual Field Day, May 19, 1899 Nashville, Tenn. Winner, Vanderbilt University. h i l h Fifth Annual Field Day, May 20, 1900 . Nashville, Tenn. Winner,vandelbi'1riJn'ivArSiryf ' ' ' Sixth Annual Field Day, May 18, 1901 . . . New Orleans, La. Winner, University of North Carolina.. Seventh Annual Field Day, May IO, 1902 . . . . . . . . Nashville, Tenn. Winner, Vanderbilt University. Eighth Annual Field Day, May 16, 1903 . . Atlanta, Ga. Winner, Vanderbilt University. i 2 Vanderbilt University Athletic Association .ai Officers DR. WM. L. DUDLEY . . ..... . . . PRESIDENT DR. D. R. STUBBLEFIELD . . . . . . VICE-PRESIDENT' DR. R. B. STEELE . . . . . TREASURER R. L. LUND .............. . . SECRETARY .Hdvisory Committee A. B. HILL E. W. THOMPSON W. R. MANIER CHAS. C. TRABUE CLAUDE WALLER Football Team H. W. DAVIS . . . ....... ..... C aptain RAY BUCKLEY . . . ...... Managers W. F. CREIGHTON, JR. . ....... . . Assistant Manager F. A. BLACK V. I. MOORE L. D. HUDSON Baseball Team D. P. BROWN ....... Captain G. W. MEUX ....... Manager B. L. CLARY . . . Assistant Manager Track Team . . . . . . . Basketball Team B. L. CLARY ....... Captain G. JONES .... . Manager 247 . . . . Captain' . . . . Manager Assistant Manager 4 A v ..' L,' .V . 7 , H x-, :gg ' 51 I fr, .NJ is! Q? Z IJ u :FR-qfq jf X , 'ln-4 1 N0 U p' . n ' ,- rr-' ' S J A. ' 6 Y ' 1 fi-' ,,A?17, y - Ax. fl- -l EW -.Q - --ri. ff:., f . A, ' 1- .. , W 2 ffgg ' ' z 'V 4 frrixf - .51 54 ' FOOTBALL TEAM Football .al OFFICERJ' RAY BUCKLEY . . . . I. ' Mamger H. W. DAVIS . . , Captain W. H. WATKINS . ..... . Coach 'UHRJITY PERRY ........ Center. GRAHAM ...... Right Guard. MORGAN ....... Left Guard. MASSEY ......... Right Tackle. LAWLER ....... Left Tackle. BRYAN ....... Right End. HOWELL ....... Left End. EDGERTON ...... Right Half Back. DAVIS ...... Left Half Back. KYLE ........ Quarter Back. TIGERT ........ Full Back. Substitutex WILLIAMSON, BLAKE, WADE, MARTIN. SCHEDULE September Vanderbilt 11. Cumberland . . 45 O October Vanderbilt '11, Mississippi .... ZQ 0 October Vanderbilt 11 Central Univerity . . 24 I7 October Vanderbilt 21. University of Tennessee I2 5 November Vanderbilt 11. Washington University 33 I2 November Vanderbilt 'z1. Kentucky University I6 5 November Vanderbilt 71. Tulane University . 23 5 November Vanderbilt 71. Louisiana State College 27 5 November 27 QThanksgivingj Vanderbilt 11 Sewanee ..... 5 II 251 lib-f ' -'N ,.- 'li' Q ' V. is- E7 115. J - 9:6'x -fw ' f 9- , - -,fsQ1?Z':iq ' ' , , - -.9 zcxviftqczsfv.,-wx 7' X5 4'-QT:-f-T-E121'W,Qf:55::!Z'!f'QQbzf Q X , f- -f.-. '1' 1. hr-Q' - . ' , u C'.,Q X.,---.. - 4: Q f 'F!x'::.15l:25i.' f N A ' XQ If 4 A - f -1, 'f- ' T ' ,- f V ' '- , ff - ' --- - N N ..,.4- ' ,IHIIHIMHH1 I jxflzifglw 'IF l H H GOING AROUND THE END FOR TEN YARDS The Ocean of Love J' H. GANNAWAY J' My love is like the ocean, And when the winds of yeaming it has its times of calm-o'er all Come sweeping o'er that silent sea, The glassy sea no stir nor motion- And swell the waves, my soul upturning The waves so gently rise and fall. How frail a bark she seems to be! Ah, then my soul's at rest! But through its mad endeavor, The mighty sea has gone to sleep, As on the ocean bed, I know And soft reclines on Nature's breast, That, though the surface rage forever, But, oh, it is so broad and deep! There lie the precious pearls below. .c eff I A f 7 X f ' 4 ' f f . f ' ig' P- ' T 41 - . .P .1 l ' 5 5 . 2 a.-1, y t 5 5 f .Q e I ,M l Y v ' T 5 ' fi' 'QL fr 'Tr -H inf.. f' f I: ' ' W ,fr , egg' ' tiff f 6 -I. 1 X Q, I If Wh - ' li ff. 1 . . l v-w--f -'f 'Iq,la J I , f' I ' U- ' 1: li ' I I ' al ' T' . , if Wfmvii-2'F3f H 2:1-1 fl fly if lim es, 1 f ,f . 7 -A V: '- ,f, f W T- -.itil efw-if y . gr- I Q Wrap 1 4 I , If 4 ,r , 4. X - X Tig 7 .,, ' .5 1 . I J, 7,-9,7-Z ffl ',l 1-Ng ' .Z I ' i sy , V 46 fl f' T :r ,l7.f7. fy W , 1,1 l,, I gif.: 5'-,,, .fu 1 A ., ,Z I I fffg fy If A , I , 3. ,, 4 vkx g.-. W 5 f f 'LACK op YNE LANE 253 BASEBALL T12 A M 'Varsity Baseball Team- J' ' Officers - I p GEO. W. MEUX ..... . MANAGER I. D. P. BROWN . . . CAPTAIN .1 b T. W. DAVIS . . . ...,.. CoAcH B. L. CLARY ..... ASSISTANT MANAGER D P A J. R. WILLIAMSON . . OFFICIAL ScoRER D 'III I l 1 FRANK CARR . . . Catcher ALEX. PERRY - , . . First Base W ED. HAMILTON . . . Second Base 8 W. B. ROULSTONE . Short Stop - I Z H. W. DAVIS . . . Third Base j D. P. BROWN . , . Left Field ,A f 6 H. CANVTHON . . , J. B. SIBLEY . . Center Field B. F. CORNELIUS, JR., Right Field LEWIS MILLER . . Substitute. Games Played , NW, March 26, 27, 28-Nashville League Team vs. Vanderbilt, at Nashville. April 2, 3, 4-University of Alabama vs. Vanderbilt, at Tuscaloosa, April IO, II-Cumberland University vs. Vanderbilt, at Nashville. April I7, I8-S. W. P. U. vs. Vanderbilt, at Nashville. April 23, 24, 25--C-Cfltfizll University vs. Vanderbilt, at Nashville. April 30, May I, 2-University of Texas vs. Vanderbilt, at Nashville. May 4-S. W. P. U. vs. Vanderbilt, at Clarksville. May 8, 9-Georgia School of Technology vs. Vanderbilt, at Atlanta. May 15, I6-SCWHHCC vs. Vanderbilt, at Nashville. May 22, 23-Sewanee vs. Vanderbilt, at Sewanee. How Papa's Slugging Won the Game J' I T was a game royal when the verdant Freshman first met the smiling .r.r if Wy , E Q 5 f .ui W r Co-Ed on the diamond of love. The challenge had been duly sent and accepted, and the weather seemed propitious, save during the early part of the game the son was constantly in their eyes. Until the eleventh inning each side rocked on, and nothing of interest or worthy of notice passed. In the latter half of the eleventh the fireworks opened up, when they took the bench behind the door. qThe Fresh- man chaseda fly around the bleachers, and during the calm made a successful freeze to. While he showed that he was growing nervous, it seemed that the Co-Ed maintained an easy acquiescence, having frequently before expe- rienced such plays. Thereupon the Freshman took courage. He came to the bat, and assuming that he had made a hit, stole first. The Co-Ed was quiet, but carefully watching the game. The Freshman stole second. The Co-Ed feigned fatigue, but the Freshman was yet apparently fresh. I-Ie stole third. Thereupon the Co-Ed got base on bawls, and Papa came to the bat. The excitement grew intense. The Freshman showed that he was rattled. Papa struck one. Then he hit to deep center for a two- bagger, and the Freshman struck out, following closely with a home run. The game was then called at Papa's request on account of darkness. The official record showed that the Fresh- man had made an error. As the attendance was small, the receipts were estimated in sense, and given as a benefit to the Freshman, after his having shown that he was absolutely devoid of the same. J' Said a Professor to another one day, In heaven I could never be gay Unless Latin stems sweet And Greek roots they do eat, And Assyrian bricks pave the way. It 258 l ll ll.. l l,'u l s , l1..ll- g llll f , ' 'I - l V 'i j if ' I In K0-'K' I Ig U, :::e'u l IJ u -- lllg'N'lu l Q 1151? uhh'-. . , 4-'pl' ' ll...q.ll'l.l N:g1uE1!!l:Z:l' Ill, I I,'.'u,s nhl.-:U ' ll- 5u.l1.'g'l,i:-unsung..-. L -I. Q, s P. u --:.-- -'-. ,, 1 u, -,Q un., I'-.-'--1'-E-1'-1 5'.f1:::2: lllllilg-5E1I:'-P P5222 ' lll-112-1'-'P--llgll :Q glusgggge- Ggnh-gpg. 13:11-' lf-.:::.:1x-2 ' .-lI:::z'.- U- i:::Iln . I---Ill!!! lf!-nu-, 'K 'AIU J 1 1 .. ' - I il Jn 4 ' J . , ,f A 1 ' if I!! +4 ff 'jiierf CARRIE NATION TRACK TEA M Vanderbilt Track Team FORREST A. BLACK . VICTOR IVAN MOORE LEE J. GRENNAN . . L. D. HUDSON . . F.-A. BLACK R. D. SMART GRINNELL JONES W. I. NOLEN J Oicers fl Track Squad W. J. ANDERSON J. B. SIBLEY WALTER ANTHONY E. J. HAMILTON CHAS. C. GREEN P. C. MCNULTY GUY HAMILTON j. E. EDGERTON E. K. STMS z6I . Captain . . . . Manager . , . . Coach . . Assistant Manager Southern Inter-Collegiate Athletic Association Records 100-yard Dash . . 220-yard Dash . . 440-yard Dash . . Half-mile Run . 1-mile Run . . . 120-yard Hurdle . . 220-yard Hurdle . . Pole Vault ..... Running High jump . Running Broad jump . . . Putting 16-pound Shot . . Throwing 16-pound Hammer 100-yafd Dash . . 220-yard Dash . . . Quarter-mile Run . . Half-mile Run . Mile Run . . . I2O-yard Hurdle . . 220-yard Hurdle . . . Running High Jump . Running Broad jump . Pole Vault ....... Throwing 16-pound Hammer Putting 16-pound Shot . . .al Selden, Sewanee, in 1897 Osborne, North Carolina, 1901 . Eshleman, Tulane, 1900 . . . Jones, Vanderbilt, 1902 . . Van Ness, Auburn, 1896 . . Harvey, Auburn, 1896 . . Dearing, Georgia, 1903 . Whiteman, Vanderbilt, 1899 . . McIntosh, Georgia, 1898 . Fitzpatrick, Tennessee, 1899 . Edmonds, Tennessee, 1899 . Crutchfield, Vanderbilt, 1898 . . Parrish, Texas, 1903 . . .Qld Vanderbilt Records .Sl . . Pope Taylor, in 1889 . . R. D. Smart, jr., in 1899 . . . . G. Jones, in 1902 . . . . . E. M. Underwood, in 1897 . . Douglas Neilson, in 1897 . William Polk, in 1897 . . . J. S. Whiteman, in 1899 . . W. N. Davis, in 1897 . . E. J. Hamilton, in 1903 . . . . T. P. Hanner, in 1893 . . . . . W. M. Crutchfield, in 1900 . . . . W. M. Crutchfield, in 1898 . 262 . IOQ seconds . . . 23-Q seconds . . . 502 seconds 2 minutes, 55 seconds 4 minutes, 48 seconds . . . 163 seconds . . 2752 seconds . IO feet, 3 inches . . 5 feet, 8 inches . 21 feet, 145 inches . 40 feet, 7 inches 114 feet, IO? inches . IO seconds . . . . 23-2 seconds . . . . 505 seconds 2 minutes, 823 seconds 4 minutes, 55 seconds . . . . I7-2 seconds . . . 2735 seconds . 5 feet, 62 inches . . 21 feet, 35 inches . 9 feet, 9 inches . 110 feet, 23 inches . 40 feet, 7 inches Eighth Annual Field Day of Southern Inter-Collegiate Athletic Association Atlanta, Georgia, May 16, 1903 100-Yard Dnsh R. D. Smart Wanderbiltl ..... . . First G. G. Hamilton fVanderbiltj .... . Second j..F. Baxter CGeorgiaj ...... . . Third Time, IO? seconds Hammer Throw L. W. Parrish fTexasJ ......... First W. R. Coile QGeorgia5 ........ Second R. W. Cowan CGeorgia Tech.J ...... Third Distance, 114 feet IO? inches 220-Yard Dash R. D. Smart fVanderbiltJ .... . . . First I. F. Baxter CGeorgial ........ Second F. A. Black Wanderbiltj ..... . . Third 1 Time, 2325 seconds 120-Yard Hurdles R. M. Dearing fGeorgial ...... . . First W. J. Anderson fVanderbiltJ . . . . . Second E. J. Hamilton Wanderbiltj .... . . Third Time, 162 seconds 440-Yard Dash F. A. Black QVanderbiltl .... . . . First R. D. Smart Wanderbiltj ....... Second W. D. England fGeorgiaj ..... . . Third Time, 55 seconds Shot Put N. I. Marshall lTexasl .... . . . First J. B. Sibley fVanderbiltj . . - ...... Second Tracey Lay fA1abama P. IJ ....... Third Distance, 36 feet 6 inches 220-Yard Hurdles R. M. Dearing fGeorgiaJ .... . . First W. I. Anderson Nanderbiltj .... . Second E. J. Anderson Wanderbiltj ....... Third Time, 2712 seeonds Running Hijh jump R. W. Cowan CGeorgia Tech.l .... W. I. Anderson fVanderbiltl .... . D. Blount lGeorgial ....... Height, 5 feet 9 inches C7 Half-Mile Run G. jones Wanderbiltj ..... . A. L. Blackford fGeorgia Tech.l . . . C. L. B. Shuddemagen QTexasj .... Time, 2 minutes I4g seconds Running Broad Jump E. I. Hamilton QVanderbiltj ..... G. D. Blount fGeorgiaj ....... E. A. Palmer CTexasJ ....... Distance, zo feet 55 inches Polo 'Vault S. McConnell fGeorgia Tech.l E. C. Perrow fTrinityl . J. D. Bower fGeorgial Height, 9 feet 6 inches Ono Mile Run W. S. Belton fTennesseel .... ' H. M. Smith fAlabamaj .... . . L. I. Collier lGeorgia Techy ..... Time, 5 minutes 65 seconds Score by Points Vanderbilt . . . 5 Georgia . . . . 2 3 3 Georgia Tech. . . 1 I 2 Texas . . . . 2 o 2 Tennessee . . 1 o o Alabama . . . o I o Trinity .... . o o o Alabama P. I. . . . 0 o I Clemson ..... o o o V A silver trophy cup, presented by the Atlanta Athletic Club to the Southern Inter-Collegiate Athletic Association, was won by Vanderbilt University. This cup is to be awarded each -year to the college making the highest number of points, but becomes the property of the institution which wins it three times. Q . . . First Second . . Third First Second . . Third . . First Second . . Third . Tie . . First Second . . Third First Second Third Tie Total 6 3 o 46 25 I3 I2 5 3 3 I o Class Field Day J Dudley Field, April 28, 1903. .25 100-Yard Dash 220-Yard Hurdle G. Hamilton 119065 ...... . First G, Hamilton 119055 ,,,,,, , First G. Jones 119035 ..,..... . Second Nglen 119055 ,,., . Second Anderson 119055 ........ . . Third Time, Time, 102' seconds. Sho' Pu' 220-Yue 13.311 Ray 119055 ........ . First G. jones 119035 ........ . . First G- l'IaH1i1i011 119065 ---- - Second G. Hamilton 119065 ...... . Second Smlth 119055 -------.---- Third Burns 119065 ......... . . Third Distance, 33 feet 45 inches. Time, 2435 seconds. I-lamma. 1-hm., 440-Y-rd Run Bryan 11.9055 .......... . First C. jones 119045 ,,,, , , . I . First E..I-lam1lt0n 119065 ....... . Second Anderson 51905, . . . ' ' ' I . . Second Williamson 119945 ..... ' ..... Third Green 119055 ,.... .... . . Third Distance' 85 feet 4 Inches' Time, 555 seconds. Broad Jump sizzix . ....... . e o Lipscomb 1post-grad.5 ..... . First Nolen 09055 n . l ' ' ' U . n i . ' Third 2':ICNl::gY1g?o3l 65 ' ' - Siisflg Distance, 21 feet 35 inches. rutc e 190 . ......... ir A Burns clQO6D ............ Fourth Anderson 519057 Hgh Jump First Time, 2 minutes IQ seconds. ' ' ' ' . . . Patton 119045 ........... Second 1L1pscomb being post-graduate student, points were counted , 3 , as though he had not run.5 Height: 5 feet 471' mches- . Pole Vault . on Mile Run . Osborne 119055 ....... . First Hunnicut 119035 ...... . . First Howard 51 06, Second Crutchneld 119065 .......... Second Patton 51934, ' ' ' Third Sims 119055 .A . . . . ......... Third Height' 8 feetg inches. Time, 5 minutes 25 seconds. Score by Points 120-YHA Hurdle Fm: same Third Tata! E. Hamilton 119065 ....... . First Class of 1906 . . . . . 4 7 2 43 Green 119055 .... . .... . Second Class of 1905 . . 4 3 6 35' Nolen 119055 ......... . Third Class of 1903 . . 3 1 0 18 Time, I7 seconds. Class of 1904 . . 1 1 2 IO 26 BASKETBALL TEA M Basketball J Omcers GRINNELL JONES . ...... A C . Manager BEN. L. CLARY . . . . . Q Captain . Team H. W. DAVIS G. JONES E. J. HAMILTON . Forwards B. L. CLARY . Guards FRANK KYLE D. R. PICKENS J. J. TIGERT . . ......... 4 . . Center C Substitutes W. PATTON . . ....... . Center ' L. D. HUDSON . . b . Guard C . . Games Played 4 February 6, Vanderbilt 71. Cumberland University . 44 to I4 February 20, Vanderbilt 71. N. A. C. ...... 26 to 6 A A I February 28, Vanderbilt 11. Cumberland University . 24 to 21 . I J l March 4, Vanderbilt 21. Howard College . I .... 25 to II I f' . March 13, Vanderbilt 11. N. A. C. ....... - 24 to II 'i d I . A 'Q' 5 5 March 20, Vanderbilt 71. Troop B., Chattanooga ,. . IQ to I7 it . , Zi,-2 A LZ. T A LONG STRETCH OF COUNTRY A VAC ANT LOT I' S Inc-e N Y-lem .YPORT5 ..r'5'5' ' :L EP . . nn I -' . l A 1 if ' 3 glllii I , E-. Lil! ' . L, ,' i l , ' N h. -z'1:M...f'eP7 ,I grim .41-1 ,al Jig .. M J im l V W. A lx l lyafiii. J il P i- .- ii' A r i R V Q ,N i I 'ink - Xi . Vanderbilt Lawn Tennis Association .29 Officers DR. O. E. BROWN ..... . . Presidenr W. A. SMART . . Vice-Presidemf A. F. NYE . . . ..... Manager P. B. KERN .... . . . Assistzznz' Manager DR. E. A. RUDDIMAN .... Secretary and Treasurer Members Dr. J. H. Stevenson W. E. Willis I J. M. Jenkins J. L. Cunningham W. H. Hargrove J. W. Clifton M. H. Darby J. R. Waters E. E. Williamson Henry H. Smith H. M. Roberson Dr. H. Z. Kip B. W. Key S. I. Munger W. A. Lambeth D. P. Browder A. C. Snead W. M. Leftwich F. F. Frantz H. O. White Chapin jones Elliott Jones J. W. Dixon H. M. Dobbs Judge Claude Waller D. P. Brown B. T. Carr W. B. Roulstone R. B. Bledsoe E. K. Sims C. C. Trabue V. M. jones Jennings Bailey Prof.W. H. Schuerman Norman Farrel, Jr. S. Bauman J. W. Shackford L. H. Burns C. C. Gumm G. P. Thruston, Jr. T. Tyne W. C. Williams A. W. Wasson W. H. Cooke J. E. Hart W. A. Frost, Jr. Prof. T. Carter R. D. Smart B. Hall Dr. R. Jones R. L. Burch W. W. Dinning Prof. A. M. Harris 270 Gymnasium Team .x- W. R. PEASON V. I. MOORE T. M. NEEL B. SIBLEY J. NICHOLS . C. C. GREEN S. M. RUSSELL W. PATTON J. HEFLIN L. D. HUDSON . .flfgf .lif ' I :I 4 ' 2423? - f ' , f M M . Q 91- R X' I pf, X N .MN . ., T! I N qsqimsg- -Q, I 1 LEFT AT THE POST 27 EDITORIALS J' IT is with both pleasure and gratiiication that the mighty Titan editors of the COMET of IQO3 sling their completed work out into the college firmament. We trust that it will take no mean rank among its luminous predecessors. JI THE luminosity of the COMET has been of a figurative nature, however, when applied to the cover, but altogether literal for the interior. We concluded, though, that several years were sufficiently long to mourn for anything when there was no cause for mourning, and that the sombreness and sobriety that clung so tenaciously to the COMET had lasted long enough, so we dried its tears, put aside its mourning garments of black, and decked it out in red and tan. The COMET of IQO3 makes some very radical changes in the appear- ance Of the book, both as to the exterior and also as to the interior. If the reader discovers in looking over the pages that he no longer has to wear blue goggles to secure himself from snow blindness, we hope he will be somewhat thankful to the editors for their tender regard for his eyesight. We are afraidihowever, that our temerity has led us into untold dangers. We are experi- menting by sending this book out before Commencement, instead of waiting until we should be going with the speed of the windsi' from our probable pursuers. Critics and bloodthirsty ones, be charitable towards those who have bared their breasts for the blow ! .3 THE scholastic year that is now drawing to a close has been a most successful one for Van- derbilt University. It has become quite customary for the COMET to make such a statement as this, but that is as it should beg for it is one that will be true always of Vanderbilt. The work accomplished in the class room, in the society hall, in athletics, in the knitting of firmer' 272 friendships, speaks for itself, and is characteristic of all the yearsg but the greatest broaden- ing of one phase of college life the year IQO2-3 may truly claim. The latter part of last ses- sion a Pan-Hellenic Association, having a membership of a majority of the fraternities at Vanderbilt, was organized. This year, however, has seen the association rounded into work- ing form, and it now has as members twelve of the thirteen regular fraternities represented at Vanderbilt. The purposes of this association are to put all the dealings of the fraternities on a high plane, avoid needless friction, facilitate intercourse, and increase friendliness. Such being its purposes, it must be both beneficial and permanent. May it ever prosper! Z , img 9 UT - .. I - 1-. ..sn fi cbx 'ag cr B. .Mn I V A s I ?2c ' X 'Q -E-ii i! 1 'f T ff 7 V .Q 1,1 I gg, Diff' f' 5' e A ' --4, '-:4,MQf4f f ',1y4 ..:wNE'f ,gf ,ag Ig,-X ,Xing :YIW x if J '7 273 ! 3 fi' 'F' 1: ea A -.E-Q-j-Z.-A: N ,-ggf'.,- .gm ,V Mi' Q ' ai if! , . ,1 ar 11 ,J --':?'i, T-i'-P' ' ,,.,i shi g,Q , .r 'iii 1' W LF? -- -Ei -, Y . 1.-gm -:JL as ff, ,ld 2-4 - - --1 F -W---2 , 3, -Pg- 2 -2--as - ig.. , ffiyigffft -' - n y- .Q , ,... 2' A 2 5 iz- N '- , 8 15' 7i ,-1013 2 - J f- - L , i 1 - H.: 2 x,,c- -E: . f 5 ,iff fy! 'N 'i'f'3 i ,f1.Aii i:,:6'T-ii. 'L4 ,.lX .K ' -4, , 2l1eifT'f'- , -N A-D ' -rfi 'L' L- ': ! TF- -. , :Ein 44' H I 'M - - fi - f f? i-haf - fl 5-ll -2' J-5 ,Em kj LJ ilk. ' Z7 M y , - 194 cu 7:42 -'-1 HI! ,. F ' .1119 , h ie:J---Q i 1 A- V I --h lb fee'- NASHVILLE TENNESSEE The University offers courses leading to degrees in the follow ing seven departments First The ACADEMIC embracing Classical Scientific and Post graduate Second The ENGINEERING embracing courses in Civil Mechanical Mining and Electrical Engineering and Metallurgy and leading to corre sponding degrees Third The BIBLICAL embracing the English and Classical courses and leading to the degree of B D Fourth The LAW covering two years and leading to the degree of LL B Fifth The DENTAL covering three years and leading to the degree of D D S Sixth The MEDICAL covering four years and leading to the degree of M D Seventh The PHARMACEUTICAL covering two years and leading to the degree of Ph C EXPENSE-The total expense for nine months need not exceed 5300. Kis- sim Hall a handsome and commodious dormitory for the accommodation of students in all departments has recently been erected at a cost of S135 ooo, ATHLETICS-A well-equipped gymnasium is open to all students. Tennis courts and a magnihcent athletic field are located on the campus. FELLOWSHIPS--Ten scholastic fellowships yielding B200 each are awarded annually in the Academic Department to college graduates. Send for catalogue, stating department in which you are interested. WILS WILLIAMS, Secretary 800 STUDENTS 90 TEACHERS 17 BUILDINGS VALUE, SEVEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS Q' 4 I Q' I I + + Hank erhrlt Mum ersltg cdurszs, and leading to the usual literary degrees.. i. I I U - 1 SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN T0 COLLEGE WORK REDUCED RATES TO STUDENTS TAYLOR mm NORTH HIGH GRADE SUMMER wokx STREET .0 ONLY 4' ' 'Q A A I F MANY OF THE GROUPS IN THIS Wfx, PUBLICATION WERE MADE BY US 7 230 NORTH CHERRY STREET f I ff? I f f'5 f f ' I' Position Guaranteed Under reasonable conditions. May deposit money for tuition in bank till position is secured, or give notes. Our facilities for securing positions, and the proficiency of our graduates, are strongl in- dorsed by business men from Maine to California. Our 150-page catalogue will explain all. gend for it. Address'Draugh'on's College, at either place. - J Q we 4 Practical Business Colleges NASHVILLE, TENN. ATLANTA, GA. FORT WORTH, TEXAS. ' MONTGOMERY, ALA. 3 ' GALVESTON, TEXAS. LITTLE ROCK, ARK. SH REVEPORT, LA. ST. LOUIS, MO. , , INCORPORATED CAPITAL STUCK S3UU,llllll lfS221ZhZio?Ef'k?53Ciffiieaiiilflfiogififlli four text-books on Bookkeeping 3 sales on same 525 to 550 per day. Four weeks' Bookkeeping with us equal to twelve by the old plan. We expend more money securing positions than almost any one Business College takes in as tuition. Over three thousand students past year. Cheap boardg car fare paid, no vacation, enter any time. Catalogue free. Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Penmanship, etc., successfully taupht by mail lor no chargesl by Draughon's Business Col eges. For booklet on HOME STUDY address Draughon's Business College, Nashville, Tenn. OUNG ME who want to get a start who must earn a lrvrng and would lrke to make more should wrlte for the CATALOGUE of The best practrcal school rn Amerrca We prepare more than one thousand young people for buslness pursults every year and obtarn desrrable srtuatlons for ALL graduates of our COMPLETE COMMERCIAL COURSE Merchants and buslness men the off-lcrals of rallways banks and other corpora trons constantly apply to us for properly tramed asslstants This course appeals wrth specral force to COLLEGE ME who would add a practrcal Hnrsh to therr lrberal educatlon and thus get promptly to work in some profitable and congenial employment If any young man should read thls who wants a PAYING POSITION let hlm wrrte to us for we can fit h1m for busrness and find busrness for him as 44 OOO graduates testlfy Fon INFoRMA'rroN ADDRESS CLEMENT C GAINES, M A , B L , Pnaslnarrr, 29 WASHINGTON STREET, POUGHKEEPSIE, New YORK U ' ' ' as ' A 1 v ' ' b . ' 1 1 ... 1 , ' B U F O R D COLLEGE NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE A A Limited, Select Home School for the Higher Culture of Young Women. , Within thirty minutes of The Athens ofthe South, enjoying all of the advantages of country and city. Non-sectarian, non-denom- inational, but thoroughly christian. .' Unrivaled in location. environment, and opportunities. Spa- cious Campus of twenty-five acres: cistern an chalybeate water, college garden, hennery, and dairy. Delightful elevation, invig- orating atmosphere, and beautiful scenery. Physical Culture, Gymnastics, Athletics, and all out-door sgports emphasized-ten pins, lawn tennis, croquet, basketball, gol ,and archery. An up-to-date, well-equipped building, commodious, conveni' ent, and comfortableg situated on an excellent electric car line- :nd furnished with electricity, waterworks, open tires, and steam eat. Chapel, reception halls, art and music studios, class-rooms, dining-room, reading-room, librarly, and parlor, all on the first floorg no steps to c imb, only be -rooms on second floor: every room opening upon the spacious upper and lower galleries sur- rounding the entire building. Thorouih and complete Elective, University Preparatory, Col- lcigiate, Bi le, Buslness, and Post-Graduate Courses. Su erior a vantages in Languages, Literature. Art, Expression, lgiano, Voice, Violin, and Organ. All departments under skilled spec- ialists, supplemented by scholarly lecture corps, and admission to laboratories of Vanderbilt University. The College is just closing a most successful year, having at- tained its limit in all departments-the patronage being national and foreign. Write for Beautiful Year-Book. MRS. E, G. BUFORD. President FALL TERM OPENS SEPTEMBER 17, 1903 15 Mfisafwazzazimv., In times gone by the Dry Goods Department of this Store was a sort of a stranger to the rest of the store. But things are diiferent now, this section is now under our own supervision and direction, and the same sort of energy and enthusiasm that characterizes all the other departments has been infused here. The Departments under this head are Dress Goods, Silks, Wash Goods, White Goods, Linens, Housekeeping Goods, and Linings. We want you to know the Dry Goods section-to see how pleasant shop- ping can be made for you here. HARRIS BROS. THE CELEBRATED CDU R BEST READY MIXED PAINT I WARREN Bites. Cowimnr I Artists' Materiel Department 202 North College Street Office and Salesroom Manufacturers and Dealers in all kinds 200 and 202 North College Street Factory PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, ETC . 200 North College Sfmt BUILDERS, MATERIAL Painters', Decorators' and Artists' Supplies NASHVILLE' TENNESSEE The PUBLISHING HOUSE ofthe Nl. E. CHURCH, SOUTH Can supply any book you want no matter where published 'Cat Books of Theology, Biography, History, Poetry, Miscellany, Classics UH Holiday, Birthday, Anniversary Gifts QW. Our facilities tor Bookbinding, Fine Printing, Electrotyping, Etc. are the best. BIOHAIVI if SIVIITH Agents and Publishers AMERICAN ISIATICDNAL BANK Capital, ...... 215 1 ,OO0,000.00 Surplus and Undivided Profits, 585,000.00 Security to Depositors, . 52,085,000,00 A General Banking and Foreign Exchange business transacted. We issue Travelers' Letters of Credit and International Cheques, available in all parts of the world. Collections carefully made and promptly reported. All accounts solicited. OFFICERS---- W. W. BERRY, President A. H, Rosrrisou, Vice-President N. P. LESUEUR, Cashier -----DIRECTORS1--L W. W. BERRY MARTIN j. CONDON l-loRA'rto BERRY A. l-l. ROBINSON BYRD DOUGLAS R. W. TURNER G. M. NEELY NORMAN KIRKMAN , W. G. Bust-I li you want first-class groceries at reasonable prices, we have them, Wholesale or retail. Try us once, We will save you money. KISSAM HALL TRADES WITH US NI. E. DERRYBERRY Ed CO. R 1 221-223 Broad Street, Corner College Nashville, Tennessee H. H. Fetting G r e e lc L e t t e r Fraternity Jewelry MEMORANDUM package sent to any fraternity member through the Secretary of his Chapter. .fpecial designs i and estimates furnished on class pins, medals, rings, etc. 14, 16 and 18 Saint Paul Street BALTIMORE, MARYLAND ln EIMER Si AMEND 5,6 205-211 Third Avenue I New York Sole Agents for Jena Normal Glass Best Laboratory Glass Ever Made C. P. Chemicals and Acids ' Chemical Apparatus Scientific Instruments Ginn. il. Qlafhmm 84 Glu. Jewelers, Silversmiths, Cpticians Handsome presents for all occasions. We make to order special designs in gold, silver and precious stones. College and Class Pins, Medals and Fraternity Badges of finest quality Corner Summer and Union Streets Nashville, Tennessee Do you Want the Best there is in Tailoring? Most men do, especially if the prices are right. If you patronize TOBI You will find his prices less than any where else for the high class of work - he turns out, and then he offers a special inducement to students of ten per cent discount. When you go to order your clothes you can't afford to overlook Toni Nashville's Fashionable Tailor I 512 Church Street Special Discount to Students Frank CQ. Morse The Leading Clothiers Hatters and Furnishers fini. Sole Agents for Alfred Benjaxn,in's and Brokaw Bros.' World Renowned Clothing Church and Summer Streets Nashville C. R. CD.. H. H. HATCH Telephone 805 Printing of every clescriptiong nothing too large or too small for us ll rinters sit when in need of PRINTING of any description, give us a call I Hatch Court Entrance Near Summer Street From Summer Street 1 Finley . Dorris Funeral Director Fine Rubber Tire Carriages Opposite Theatre Vendome Telephone 479 Nashville 616 Church St. omcm Iewelm EXCLUSIVE AGENTS IN NASHVILLE Vanderbilt University LIBBEY CUT GLASS PATEK, PHILLIPE 8 CO. ROOKWOOD POTTERY HIGH-GRADE TIFFANY FRAVRILE GLASS WATCHES Diarnonds THE B H STIEE Jem ' ' Watches JEWELRY COMPA Q Si e'Wa'e ' Novelties MAIL ORDERS I-IAVI-: PROMPT ATTENTION RE,-,AIRING Rich and Artistic B. H. STIEF JEWELRY COMPANY WATCHES AND DIAMOND JEWELRY JAs. B. CARR, Ti-cas. and Mgr. NASHVILLE, TENN. JEWELRY Fred C. Dorider Telephone 421 Will M. Sidebottom so TO LADIES' AND GENTS' RESTAURANT Fancy Bakery lce Cream Parlor and Confectionery 4I3 Church Street, near McKendree Church NASHVILLE, TENN. H. G. Hill 84 Co. NASHVILLE, TENN. . . Three Stores Manufacturers of Exclusive Sale for Steinway and Knabe Pianos The Pianola ' Starr and Richmond Pianos Jesse French Piano 84 Organ Co. Catering for Weddings, Parties and Receptions. Manufacturers of Dorider 240 and 242 H Sidebottom's Celebrated Ice Cream and Sherbet. CLAUDE P. STREET. MET. NORTH SUMMER STREET Telephone 239 Z Q T . H. NTOCRE ......... Grocer il 6'X1608 VVest End Avenue x f ' ,J in e G EFI l'0U IB to -l-EXGS. It will cost you only 50 cents A- extra to ride all clay in a Cotton T , Belt Parlor Cafe Car Q25 cents - for a half a dayj . Passengers - toTexa.s,via Memphis, can take advantage of this Car, which is 4 furnished with easy chairs, ' has a Gentlemen's Observation ,., Smoking Room, a Ladies' Lounging Room and a Cafe Where meals are served on the European plan, at reasonable prices. s ,gl ' ,fs The night train is equipped with Pullman Sleepers, and both S night and day train with Free Reclining Chair Cars and comfort' ' O able through Coaches. Either train on the Cotton Belt from ' X Memphis offers the fastest and shortest route to Texas.. .. QLSZ-Q, .. . .. I Write and tell us Where you are going and when you will leave, ' and we will tell you whet your ticket will cost and what train to X 1 -, take to make the best t1me and connections. We still also send QQ: ' . you an interesting little booklet, A Trip to Texas. .X-ef-tpezub FRED. ll.J0llES, D.P.A., Memphis, Tenn. W. C. PEELER, T.P.A., Memphis, Tenn. W. G. ADAMS, T.P.A., Nashville, Tens. F. R. WYATT, T. P. A., Clncinnali, Ohlo. li. ll. SUTTON, T. P. A., Chalianoofa, Tenn. E. W. LaBEAUME, G. P. and T. A., St. Louis, Mo. J O. T. BERRY Maker of Correct Garments for Gentlemen INDIVIDUALITY or srvua SUPERIOR WORKMANSHIP l No. 6 The Arcade coNFlNEn NOVELTIES H be e e e . 14 . . J. Moo EY co. Steam and Hot Water Heating Modern Plumbing Office and Salesroom 61 7 Church Street Shop and Warehouse In Rear of 140-142-144 North Spruce Street I NASHVILLE, TENN. The HOWE ICE CU. Manufacturers and Dealers in Pure Distilled Water Main Office, Corner Cherry and Union Streets Telephone 43 Factory, Corner North Cherry and Jackson Streets Telephone 178 NASHVILLE, TENN. O. WATTS, PRESIDENT D. S. WILLIAMS, VICE-PRESIDENT RANDAL CURELL, CASHIER R. E. DONNELL, ASSISTANT CASHIER L. K. THOMPSON, AUDITOR Ellimi Naiinrml Bank il? Q' its NASHVILLE, TENN. ' CAPITAL, S400,000.00 UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY wgiwu YOUR BUSINESS IN ANY LINE OF BANKING IS RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED The Bastner-Knott Dry Goods Co DGSIWIIIUS BIISIQSI Store 4-Qnhu Dry Goods and Notions, Shoes, Cloaks, Carpets, Upholstery, Millinery, Men'S Furnishings, Dress Making, China and Glassware wijw MAILING DEPARTMENT A SPECIALTY Samples Freely Sent on Application 203 to 211 SUMMER STREET Gray 81 Dudley Hardware Co. NASHVILLE, TENN. liardtvare, Zutlerv, M Guns, Zloeks, m liamps, Silverware, Zur Glass, Htlaletic and Svorting Goods THE FINEST HARDWARE STORE IN THE WORLD SAMUEL J. KEITH, President J. T. HOWELL Cash e j. H. FALL, Vice-President G. W. PYLE, A st Cash er Fourth National Bank NASHVILLE, TENN.---T W Capital Paid in - - - S600,000 Surplus and Proiits - - 400,000 This bank has larger surplus and profits than all other banks in this city combined A General Banking Business Transacted fr! ss Boseobel gg Zvllege gg I1asbville,Cemu. is 2 M A HIGH GRADE SELECT SCHOOL YOUNG LADIES ' .' -fc,-g,-ic-.0-If ' - Q-mm-Ss A beautiful location, campus of native forest trees, handsome brick buildings, strong faculty Superior advantages in special departments of Music, Expression, Art. NEXT SESSION BEGINS THURSDAY, SEPT. 17, 1903 WRITE FOR CATALOGHE A C. A. FOLK, President tudents of anderbilt University Will Find Special Prices Here on House Furnish- ing Goods and Draperies GI' 5 ' -S gr D. LWCIIIGII 81 60. Importers and Retailers of Dry Goods gr' ff ,ij J., '- , my N I ,f.,fM7f1w' -s ix b i '?' f ' f I 1 9 Q, 'Q' I Y- .K Q . :AL -N A V x ' 1 ' rn fl 5, ff X N v IXX WRJ-Q I .ff 1 x Q X X ox J Hn! 0 ,1 X XV WI T1 ,XZ XSXQTQNI F ' X 'V f ' N E47 xx -5 , 1 .- uw ff mg W' f if qv' F Z r I 1 x I l X L lniiiill Jiillllill X x rt lofi-,F 34:6 I P F xl Mill 'nu :fl 'mg l V lvl ,X l lf l ll NNN MNH ln, EQ 'f'5?5 51525 gif. liili- ,-.1'f ' ,fir fill, fl-F -113. .341fi1l'., I, W KIM In , . . ,mx 2,141 V V lil Ilythrl? ii' 717- f l L ul.. mg, ' ilinylllzlf 'Midi 1, Ugly: , , .1- ifli 1, H-.L L i' --.v f ii, T fp if j 5-S-fa.. I 'liao Qffg .I-Ui' fi ,igllf 1 i . 7'fliT1?fflf-:zFilll'ill ll'-i'llilli'f,l'l. f :f! K I V-11,13 C. . 1 ..g1.l1'tg!1i': ji.Q'l f Frontispiece . . . . . .. Title ......... ......... . Judge Thos. H. Malone .... Dedication ............ Prologue ................ Editorial Staff Picture Editorial Stait .......... Contributors .. Introduction Calendar ........ Board of Trust L ..................... PAGE .. 2 .. 3 .. 6 .. 7 .. 8 .. IO .. II .. I2 .. I3 .. I4 .. 16 Officers of Instruction and Government .... .... I 7 Standing Committees ................. 'Varsity Man .......... i .. .. 29 .. 30 Graduate Club . .. Rock of Ages .......... Senior Class Picture ..... Senior Class Oliicers ...... Senior Class History .. . .. Senior Class Roll ..... Ballet Girl ............ Iunior Class Picture ..... junior Class Roll ..,......... Society at the White House Sophomore Class Picture .... Sopho-more Class Roll ........ The Burial of Sir Freshman Freshman Class Picture ..... Freshman Class Roll Story of the Cannon ............ Irregular and Special Students .... The Hunting Party ............. Engineering Department Picture Engineering Department Roll ........... . . A Freshman's Ode to the Colleg e Pump .... . . Cholly's Vacation ....................... . . Theological Department .... A Contagious Smile ..... Senior Law Picture Senior Law Roll .... Junior Law Picture .... junior Law Roll ......... Hotel de Kissam Menu ..... Military Girl .............. Medical Department Roll ........ A QChancej Hare Invigorator ..... Senior Pharmacy Picture ..... Senior Pharmacy Roll ..... Junior Pharmacy Picture .... junior Pharmacy Roll ...... PAGE 3 I 33 36 37 38 39 44 46 47 50 52 53 56 58 59 64 65 66 70 71 75 76 77 80 82 83 86 87 89 90 QI 94 96 97 1oo 101 Dental Department .... Presenting His Bill ......... A Vanderbilt Primer for Boy Fraternity Frontispiece ..... 'Varsity Man ........... Phi Delta Theta Picture .... Phi Delta Theta ......... The Spiking Season .. Kappa Alpha Picture . . . Kappa Alpha ....... An Ax-dent .......... Kappa Sigma Picture .... Kappa Sigma .............. The Student's Sweetheart .. Delta Tau Delta Picture ..., Delta Tau Delta ........... Alpha Tau Omega Picture .. Alpha Tau Omega ....... He Has an Open Face ....... Sigma Alpha Epsilon Picture Sigma Alpha Epsilon ....... Delta Kappa Epsilon Picture Delta Kappa Epsilon ........ Sigma Chi Picture Sigma Chi ........... If Thou Wert Here .... Sigma Nu Picture .... Sigma Nu ,............ Pi Kappa Alpha Picture Pi Kappa Alpha ....... Beta Theta Pi Picture Beta Theta Pi ........... Phi Kappa Psi Picture .... Phi Kappa Psi .......... Whisps of Timothy Hay .... Phi Kappa Sigma Picture .. s and Girls ...... . PAGE 103 IO6 107 III 112 114 115 120 122 123 120 128 129 132 134 135 138 139 142 144 145 150 151 156 157 160 162 163 168 169 172 173 176 177 ISO 182 Phi Kappa Sigma ............. Pan-Hellenic Council Picture . Pan-Hellenic Association ..... Etching .................... . Phi Kappa Upsilon Picture .. Phi Kappa Upsilon ........... The Sorority Grip ........ Theta Delta Theta Picture Theta Delta Theta ......... Shadowed CPOemj ...... Phi Beta Kappa Picture Phi Beta Kappa ......... The Logic of It ............. Publications Frontispiece .... The Comet ............... The Observer Picture .... Observer Staff .......... The Hustler ................. The Commencement Courier .. Vanderbilt Quarterly ......... A Botanical Study Clubs' Frontispiece ........... Theta Nu Epsilon ..........., Southern Historical Association Southern Intercollegiate Orator Dialectie Literary Society ..... Philosophic Literary Society . .. Glee Club Picture ............ Glee Club ................... Board Directors X1Vest Side West Side Association ....... Wesley Hall Club ..... Alabama Club ........ Texas -Club ............ VVest Tennessee Club ...... Branham 8z Hughes, Club PAGE 183 186 187 188 190 191 192 194 195 196 198 199 202 203 204 206 207 208 209 210 21 1 213 214 215 ical Association. 216 217 218 220 221 224 225 226 227 228 229 230