Vanderbilt University - Commodore Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 298 of the 1904 volume:

i To I R. WILLIAM J. VAUGHN This Hook is Ki:sn:cri i i.i.v I)i-:ihcati:d Title Page. Dr. William J. Vaughn Dedication .... Contents............. Comet Hoard (Half-toneI Comet Staff .... Contributors . . . Introduction Calendar . . . . Hoard of Trust I Officers of Instruction and Government 4 Standing Committees 5 Head.............................. «1 Graduate Club ■ Hall-tone) . 10 Graduate Club Roll ... 11 Senior Class Roll 12 Junior Class (Half-tone) 13 Junior Class Roll .... I -I The Two Vice-Chancellors HI Sophomore Class (Half-tone) 17 29 30 32 33 3. � it; IT 50 52 ti PACK Sophomore Class Roll..........................i,: If I Were Chalice............................. � ♦ Freshman Class (Half-tone) . . •’� ' Freshman Class Roll........................... oft Irregular ami Special Students................ - Ivtiginccring (Half-tone)..................... ft Iingineering Association .... ft ' Football Girl................................. ' biblical Department............................ ” When Hearts are True . • ■ ' Senior I.a v (Half-tone) ... 7ft Senior I.aw Roll -7 Junior Law (Half-tone) ..................... Junior Law Roll................................ 8 Hpilogue....................................... ™ Vanderbilt Girl ........................... . S4 Medical Department ......................... Freshman to a Dime ........................ . SS Senior l'harmacy Class (Half-tone) I Senior Class Roll .... ft Junior Class (Half-tone) '•' Junior Class Roll .... ... ft’� Dental Department..............................ft” Freshman Night At Kissam One October Night R'l The Student’s Friend...........................I0- Sliips................................... ... 106 Fellowship............................... Friendship .................................... Q‘ Courtship PACK ... 108 Fraternities .100 The Co-lid’s Fate . - .... 110 Phi Delta Theta . . 112 Girl . ns Kappa Alpha . . . 120 The Walrus ami The Carpenter . . 121 Kappa Sigma 126 The Internal bust .... 130 Delta Tau Delta . . 182 Alpha Tau Omega 13� Farewell. Old College Days 140 Sigma Alpha Hpsilon . 112 Delta Kappa Hpsilon MS Sigma Chi UV4 Leap Year. ... 158 Sigma Nu . . 100 Cupid . 101 Pi Kappa Alpha .... . . 16« beta Theta Pi . . 170 Phi Kappa Psi . .... 17� At the Ivxam ISO Phi Kappa Sigma ..... 182 Pan Hellenic Association . . . .188 Clorinda’s Fan ISS Kapi a Alpha Theta . ... 190 Theta Delta Theta 194 Fate 196 Phi beta Kappa I9S Honors . . 201 Report to Hoard of Trust 202 If I Could Drink Hut Once to You 204 Publication� ... 205 The Comet 206 The Observer 200 The Hustler 210 The Courier 211 The Vanderbilt Quarterly 212 Theta Nu Kpsilon 213 Southern Historical Association 211 Southern Intercollegiate Oratorical Association 215 Dialectic Literary Society ...... 21« Philosophic Literary Society 217 Young Men's Christian ssociution 2IS (lice Club (Half-tone) 220 Glee Club 221 Drawing ... .... 222 The West Sale Association Half-tone) 224 The West Side Association 225 Wesley Hall 220 Alabama Club 227 Texas Club 228 West Tennessee Club 229 Kentucky Club 230 Mississippi Club 231 Webb School Club . 232 Hrauham Hughes Club •233 Mooney Club 234 PACK Wallace Club . . 235 Bowen School Club 286 High School Club . . . . 237 The Barbers of Vanderbilt 238 Bachelor's of Ugliness . . 210 Public Orators and Debaters (Half-tone) 212 Public Orators ami Debaters . . 243 Land of Dreams............................. . . 211 Honor Committee (Half-tone) . 216 Foot Ball Man ... .... 217 South Intercollegiate Athletic Dssociation 2IS Vanderbilt Athletic Association 219 Thanksgiving, 1903 . . 250 Foot Ball Team (Half-tone) 252 Foot Ball Team............................. . . 253 Drawing .... ... ... 25-1 Base Ball Team (Half-tone) . . 256 Base Ball Team.......................... .... 257 An Hour in Logic 258 Track Team Picture • . . 262 S. I. A. A. Records and Vanderbilt University Records................. Basket Ball Team Half-tone) Basket Ball Team ........... Tennis Club . . Hditorial The Kud . Advertisements 26� 200 267 26s 269 270 R. M. M NN. K A . . Cl.AKK Wll.I.IAMS. I it II. M. I)OIII(S. � ■ A o II. V. IM-HOSK, A K 1: Cditor-in-( 'hir ins hit ss . I [onager ( Inirntiiit of the Hoard Secretary of the Hoard Literary Committee lf. !• . I rant .. - N. Chairman H. V. DrHosit, A K K II. M. I mints. • A o It. 1 . Tvi.KR. - X I llu st rat ion Com m i t tee J. s. R. Wii.i.i amson, M K Chairman l‘. A. I5F.RKV. 1 K + J. K. KlSHKU. A T A I). Iv. McCl.UAKKN. K I H a si n ess Com m it tee Cl. a UK Wll.I.IAMS. T i. C iaii man Pai Tvi.HR, n o II C. C. Grkhn. k 1 F. k. Houston, X a k 11 Contributors The Ivdilors of Thk Comkt of nineteen hundred and four express their appreciation for the contributions of the following jxrrsons: Miss Mary Fitk Ti ki.i:y Mrs. Mark McCormick Miss Si'Sik Wii.kks Miss Lki.ia Wkiui Mrs. Chas. Wasiim’rn Miss Francis Hammond Miss Lock Brannhr Atkins Miss Taiutha Williamson Miss Ci.aka Moori: Mrs. Ivdwin Wii.ky Miss Saidki: I.iit M iss Sarah Badii m T. H. Brkwkk H. (1 ANNA WAY F. A. Black Kknnkth Wiiitk Ivdwin Wii.ky S. R. Sanford, Jr. Avkry IIandi.ky Iv. M. STKKI. C. A. Lloyd Paci. Pinson V. H. Parks 12 It is impossible to portray on printed pages the real life of the University, for he who does this would have to “thread the hid- den pathways of feeling and thought, which lead up to every moment of action. He alone who has come in contact with its personality and has been in- fluenced by its environment can fully appreciate its meaning. To record the visible manifestations of that invisible life is the mis- sion of The Comet of 1904. 9 0 3 SKRTKMHKR II I Skitkmhkk 15 • Monday Wednesday. Skitkmbik 1 i I Second Kntrance Hxaminations tor the Session IMO-ltNM, Academic, Pharmaceutical, and Kngineering Departments. SKl'TKMHKK I � Wednesday. The First Term logins in the Academic, Biblical, I.aw, Pharmaceutical, and Kngineering Departments. OCTORKR 5- Monday. The Session In-gins in the Medical Department. OCTOIihk ft—Tuesday. The Session Itcgius in the Dental I)e| artment. N'ovkmbkk 2ft—Thursday. Thanksgiving Day. Anniversary of the Dialectic Society. JSv5 ■’ ! Thursday—Sumlay. Christmas Vacation from the evening of Wednesday, December 23. to the morning of Monday, January 3. M 1 9 0 4 January is—Monday. Intermediate Examinations begin. January 30— Saturday. The First Term ends. Ff.iiriwry I—Monday. The Second Term begins. Fkhrcarv 22—Monday. Washington's birthday. Anniversary of the Philosophic Society. March • Saturday. hast day for handing in SjK-eches for Conconr Day. Aprii. 2 Saturday. Conconr Day. Aprii. 7 Thursday. Commencement Exercises of the Medical Department. May 3—Tuesday. Commencement Exercise of the Dental Department. May 27 Friday. Founder's Day. Contest for Founder's Medal (evening). May 30—Monday. Final Examinations begin. JfNK 10—Friday. Contest for the Young Prize Medal (evening). JUNK 11—Saturday. Class Day. JfNK 12—Sunday. Commencement Sermon. Junk 13—Monday. Annual Meeting of the Board of Trust (0 . m.). JfNK 13- Monday. Alumni Day. business Meeting ( 10 . M.); Public Exercises (evening). JfNK II—Tuesday. Annual Meeting of the Phi beta Kappa Society (! A. m.). JfNK I-I—Tuesday. Commencement A ldress (N P. M.). JfNK Hi—Wednesday. Commencement Day. 15 Board of Trust Ex-Officio Members Ciiancki.i.or Jamks II. Kirki.and, Nashville, Tenn. Bishop 1C. R. Hkndkix Kansas City, Mo. Bishop J. C. Kkknkk New Orleans, I.a. Bishop J. S. Kuv Sherman, Texas Bishop A. W. W11.SON . Baltimore, Mtl. Bishop O. 1’. 1;it .gkkai.d Nashville, Tenn. Bishop J. C. Granhhkrv . Ashland, Va. Bishop W. A. Candi.kk . Oxford, Ga. BISHOP R. K. IIaRGROVB . Nashville, Tenn. Bishop 11. C. Morrison Atlanta, Ga. Bishop W. W. IH-ncan Spartanburg, S. C. Bishop 1C. 1C. Moss Mon teazle, Tenn. I1ISIIOI' ClIAS. B. ( � AI.I.OW'A V Jackson, Miss. Bishop A. Cokk Smith Charlotte. N. C. Members by Elect ion 1904 1 90S tRKV. S. If. Hahcock Batesville, Ark. Nathanihi. Baxtkk Nashville, Tenn. Sami'ki. Cippi.is St. Louis, Mo. JniGK Nkwnan Cavck Columbus, Miss. T. T. Hii.i.max Birmingham, Ala. Coi. L V. Martin . . Martin, Tenn. Wii.i.iam L. Moosk. I.L.B. . Morrillton, Ark. J. K. I’KPPKR Memphis, Tenn. R. V. I’KATROSS . . Danville. Va. Rkv. R. M. Stankhi-kk . Oxford, Miss. 1906 1910 V. R. Col.K. B.A. . Nashville, Tenn. Roiikkt W. Browdkk, I .1 . Bowling Green, Ky. Samuki. J. Khitii Nashville, Tenn. Al.l,UN R. Cartkr, B.A. Louisville, Ky. g. m. nkki.v Nashville. Tenn. Maj. R. W. Mii.i.saps Jackson, Miss. John J. Tigkrt, D.D. Nashville, Tenn. Hon. W. C. Katci.ibhk . Little Rock, Ark- Anson Wbst, I). I). . Decatur, Ala. •The term { office expires at the a miunt meeting of the Bonnl i f Tiuiit in the year imlicnled. ♦Decease� !. Officers of the Hoard Bishop R. K. Hargkovk . . Wsitfeu Bishop A. V. Wii.son, Anson Wbst, I).l . 1 'ice-Brcsidcuts John J. Tigkrt. I .1 .. Secretary Nashville. Tenn. Thomas S. Wkavkr, Treasurer Nashville, Tenn. M. 1C Hoi.dkk nkss, Bursar . Nashville, Tenn. Executive Committee Bishop R. K. IIargrovk V. R. Col.K Sampki, J. Kkitii Jambs H. . K IKK I.A Nil G. M. NliBl.V Officers of Instruction and Government Academic, Biblical, Engineering and Pharmaceutical Faculties Jamks II. Kirkland, A.M., Pii.I)., I.L.I)., D.C.L...........................8 South Avenue, Campus Chancellor and Professor of Latin Language and Literature. X + ; + B K; A.It. (Wofford, 77): A.M. (Wofford. 78): Tutor in Greek (Wofford. 70-'Hl r. As- sistant Professor of Greek and German, Wofford, '81-'82; Professor of Greek and German, Wofford, '82-'83; Studie l and traveled in Kurope, '83-'S6: Pli.I). (Leipzig, '85); Chosen Chancellor of Vanderbilt University, '93: I.L.I). (fniversity of North Carolina, 'HI); D.C.L. (fniversitv of the South, ’02): Author of A Study of the Anglo-Saxon Poem, ‘The Harrowing of Hell ”; Kditor of Horace's Satires and Kpistlcs; Contributor to .huericau yonmal of P ti ology, The Wit ion. The Quarterly A’cvit'U’. etc. Jamks M. Su'I'okd, M.D., Pii.I)........................................................Dallas, Texas Kmeritus Professor of Natural History and Geology. I O II ; A.It. (Ohio University, 44): A.M. (Ohio University ); Pb.D. (Vale, '66): M.D. Uni- versity of Nashville, 72): Professor of Science, Cumberland University, ‘48-72; State Geologist of Tennessee, ‘54; Re-appointed in 71; Author of “ Geology of Tennessee : “Report on Cotton Production of Tennessee;” Co-editor of “Resources of Tennessee, and contributor to various scientific journals. William J. Vaughn. A.M.. I.L.I)............................................ 5 West Avenue, Campus Professor of Mathematics. K K; «I It K ; A.I ,. (University of Alabama. ’. � 7); A.M. (University of Alabama, ' 50): I.L.I). (University of Mississippi, 83): Tutor in Mathematics, University of Alabama, '57-'60; Tutor in Latin and Greek, University of Alabama, 'ISO-'63; Professor of Mathematics, University of Alabama, ’6.3-’ 5r ; President of Tuscaloosa Female College, ’65-'66: President of Centenary Female College, '66-71 : Professor of Physics and Astronomy, University of Alabama, 71-73; President of Tennessee Female College, '73-78; Professor of Mathe- matics, University of Alabama, 78-'82. Collins Dknny, A.M., ILL....................................................3 West Avenue, Campus Professor of Mental and Moral Philosophy. K V ; -t- i: K ; A.B. (Princeton, 76); B.I.. (University of Virginia. 77): A.M. (Princeton, 79); Lawyer in Kaltimorc, 77-’8 ; Joined Baltimore Conference. '80; Preacher in various Cir- cuits, ’80-’R4 ; at Ixmisburg, W. Va., 'S4-'86 ; at Salem, Va., ’87-’89 ; Chaplain at University of Virginia, ’89 '01 ; at Green Memorial Church, Roanoke, Va., ‘91. 17 William L. Dudley, H.S., M.D., I'.C.S..........................................37 Wesley Mall, Campus Professor of Chemistry and Dean of Medical Faculty. 1 X; B.S. University of Cincinnati. 'SO): M.D. Miami,'85); Fellow of Association for Ad- vancement of Science: Fellow of Ixmdon Chemical Society; Demonstrator of Chemistry, Miami Medical College. '79-8 1; Professor of Chemistry and Toxicology, Miami, ; Commissioner Cincinnati Industrial imposition, 'S8-'85; Memlter of Fnited States Assay Commission. ’87: Member of various English, Gentian, and American Chemical and Fngincering Societies; in 1879, N ice-President and Chairman of Section of Chemistry of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, and delivered the Vice-Presi- dential Address in Toronto on “The Nature of Amalgam ; Served two terms as a member of the Council of the American Chemical Society, and. in 1S07-’9K, was Vice-President, bv virtue of being Chairman of the Cincinnati Section ; was Director of Affairs and Ciruirmau of Committees of Award and Music and Amusements of the Tennessee Centennial Imposi- tion ; has published many scientific papers. John Daniel. M.A...........................................................10 Central Avenue, Campus Professor of Physics. : A. 11. ( Fniversity of Alabama, 'N-I ; M A. (University of Alabama. ’8t{); Assistant Pro- fessor of Physics. University of Alabama, 'SI-'Mt; Student at Johns Hopkins University. ’87 ; Student at Berlin, '92; Instructor in Physics '88-90, and Adjunct Professor of Physics 'flO-‘9I. Vanderbilt University; contributor to various scientific journals, and author of several papers on scientific subjects. Mkrbert Cushing Toi.man, Pii.I)., 1 .I .......................................jS Wesley Mall. Campus Professor of Greek I.anguage and Literature. It 0 II ; It K ; It. A. Vale. 'flSi; Ph.D.. (Vale. ’� ►); I) I). (University of Nashville, 1901); Stu- dent at University of Berlin, Fellow at Vale, ’88-91 ; Instructor in Latin, University of Wisconsin. '91; Assistant Professor of Sanscrit. University of Wisconsin, '92: Professor of Greek, University of North Carolina, '98, Member of Royal Asiatic Society.'92; Co- editor Har| er X: Tollman's C:esar”. Kerr Tollman's “ Matthew'', Greek and Roman Mythology , Herodotus ami Empires of the East ; Editor of Old Persian Inscrip- tions , Text of Ctesar , Co-editor of Vamlcrbilt Oriental Series ; Author of The Art of Translating : Urbs Beata, A Vision of the Perfect Life , Mycemcan Troy ; Con- tributor to numerous Philological and Archaeological journals. Chari.iis Sumner Brown, M.K....................................................139 Wesley Mall, Campus Professor of Mechanical Engineering. X '8; Ph.B. (Vale. ’88); M.K. (Vale, '88); Instructor in Machine Design at Rose Polytechnic In- stitute, 'ss; Professor of Machine Design at Rose Polytechnic Institute, '89; Professor of Steam Fhigiuccring at Rose Polytechnic Institute, ’92-'9G. IS RlCHAKD Jones. Ph.I). 7 West Avenue, Campus Professor of English Literature. Member of the Universities of Oxford, Munich, Heidelberg, (Ph.l . Heidelberg); Professor of I-higlisli Literature in Illinois State Normal University, Swarthinore College, Syracuse University; Insj ector of Literature for the State of New Vork (the University of the State of New Vork): Author of The U.rowth of the Idylls of the King” (Lippincotn, The Arthurian Legends” (Warner Library), Kuuo h'iseher (Warner Library), College Entrance English (the University of the State of New York); halitor of The Tragedy of Madieth (Appleton), The Merchant of Venice” (Appleton); Contributed to the Educational Review, articles on Oxford (translated into German and Russian); and contributions to other American and English magazines. J. T. McGill, B.C.. Ph.I).......................................................i West Avenue, Campus Professor of Organic and Physical Chemistry and Dean of Pharmaceutical Department. i: K; B.S. (Vanderbilt '7! ): Ph.G. (Vanderbilt '82): Ph.I). (Vanderbilt '81); h'ellow in Chem- istry. Vanderbilt University, ’79-’8l; President Vanderbilt University Alumni Association, '81-83; Assistant Instructor in Chemistry, Vanderbilt, 'S3-'S0; Student in Berlin, ’85-'S0; h'ellow of American Association for Advancement of Science and of the German Chemical Society; Author of An Introduction to Qualitative Analysis. Frederick W. Moore, Ph.I)......................................................144 Wesley Hall, Campus Professor of History and Economics. A.IL (Yale, '81!); Ph.I). (Vale, ’1)0); Lecturer on Sociology, Wharton School of Finance, Uni- versity of Pennsylvania, '9I-'92; Author of “Contribution to the History of Presidential Reconstruction in Louisiana; “Representation of the Southern States in the Federal Congress, 18411-1865; Translator of Gumplowic .’s Outlines of Sociology. George W. Martin, B.Sc., Ph.I)....................................................... 1S04 Grand Avenue Adjunct Professor of Biology. 4 A ; Student Indiana Normal School, ’79- 80; Student University of Indianapolis, ’Sl-’s2; B.Sc. (Wabash College, '87); Principal High School, Indiana, 87-’S-S; Principal High School, Minticello. Indiana, '88-'90; Graduate Student, Wabash College, ’90-’91; Graduate Student, University of Indiana, '91 '1 2; Assistant Biologist, University of Indiana, ’91-’92: Ph.I). (University of Indiana. '92); Professor of Biology and Geology, High School of Indianajxdis, '92-'99; Professer of Biology for Teachers of Indianapolis Public Schools, ’92-'99; Investigator at Marine Biological Laboratory, Wood's I loll, Massachusetts; '93, '91, and '95; Professor of Biology and Geology, Summer Term, University of Indianapolis, '98; Investigator of United States Fish Commission, Wood’s I loll. Massachu- setts, '99; Contributor to many Scientific Journals. 19 V. II. Scm i-KM.w. CMC 6 West Avenue, Campus Professor of Civil Fiigiueoriug ami Dean of Hngiueering Department. I! O II; C.H. (I'ni versit v of Cincinnati. 'SI I; Student at Johns Hopkins, 'S2-'S3; Assistant in Physics, Fniversity of Missouri, 'S3-'So; Assistant Profcssoi of Fngiuceriug ami Physics. I’niversity of Missouri. Si� .'ss; engaged in various Engineering works. 'S0.'!)1. Wilbi’k I'. Tii.i.ktt, A.M.. I).I)., LL.D...................................... 9 South Avenue. Campus Vice Chancellor, Professor of Systematic Theology, and Dean of Theological Faculty. A.II. (Randolph-Macon. '77): II.D. (Princeton, 'Si); A.M. (Princeton, ’SO); I).I). (Kaudolph- Macon, ’S� � ; LL.D. (Southwestern Fniversity, '03): Assistant Instructor of Mathematics. K.mdolph-Macon, ’70-’77 : Joined Virginia Conference, 'SO; Chaplain and Assistant In- structor in Systematic Theology. Vanderbilt, 'N2-’ 3; Contihuior to (Jnar ertr � V; V,v. Christum Thought and Century, Author of ” Discussions in Theology,” Our Hymns and Their Authors,” an important series of articles with the general title. What We Relieve, and Why.” and Personal Salvation.” Thomas Cartkk. A.H., B.I)......................................................108 Wesley Hull. Campus Professor of New Testament ('.reek and Kxegesis, Vanderbilt I'niversity, 19 ‘2. - X : A.11. Tulane); B.D. (Vanderbilt); Professor (ireck and I„atin, Centenary College of Louis- iatia, ; Professor of Creek, Tulane I’niversity of Louisiana, ’US-'02. Oswald Kiv.kni: Brown. A.M., B.I ., I).I).......................................4 West Avenue. Campus Professor of Biblical and Ecclesiastical History. It.A. (Christian I’niversity, ’si); 11.1). (Vanderbilt, 'SS ); M.A. (Christian I’niversity, ’02): D.D. (Central College, Missouri. ’Bo). Leonidas Chalmers (� i.knn. Ph.D.................................................i West Avenue, Campus Professor of Geology. K X; 1 It K; Student Clinton College, Rutherford College. Fniversity of South Carolina ; Fleeted Principal St. John's School. Darlington, S. C.,’92: Fleeted Sujierintendent Graded School, Darlington, S. C.. '01; did Physiographic Work at Harvard Summer of '115; Student at Johns Hopkins, ’SHl-’09; Fellow in Geology, '!«� ; Ph.D. (Johns Hopkins, ’DO); Associate Professor of Biology and Geology, South Carolina College, '09-'00: Fleeted full Professor, '00; Accepted Adjunct Professorship of Geology, Vanderbilt, 'tu); has contributed numer- ous magazine articles ; s| cn«ls summers in Field Work for F. S. Geological Survey; has worked for Maryland and North Carolina Geological Surveys. 20 Timothy Ci.okax, Ph.I)..............................................................1006 Lamar Street Adjunct l’rofessor of Romantic I,anguages. I! o II ; ■! i: K ; A.15. (Western Reserve University, ‘1)1); Pli.I). (I'niversity of Strassburg, 99): Instructor in I,atin and ('.reek in Geneva, (Ohio) Normal School, 91 91}; Professor of French, German. and Greek in Shurllcff College (Illinois). '93 ’97 ; Student at I'niver- sities of Berlin and Strasshnrg, '97-'99: Professor of Modern languages in State I'niversity of Idaho, '99-'00: Ph.I). Dissertation (Strassburg, 01), The Dialogue of Gregory the Great, Translated into Anglo-Norman French (1212) by Angier”. Albkrt Mason Harris, A.M. .......................................................Wesley Hall. Campus Adjunct Professor of Public Speaking and Debate. Graduated Hinerson College of Oratory, Boston, '93: Graduate Student, '91; Assistant in Ora- tory, Oberlin College, '9l-'9 ; Obcrlin Summer School, ’95 '96; A.B. (Cornell College. '01); A.M., '02: Instructor in Oratory Cornell College, '9(5: Head Department of Oratory and Physical Culture, '98. lv. A. Ruddimax, Ph.M., M.I).................................................i68 Wesley Hall. Campus Professor of Materia Medica and Pharmacy, Secretary of Faculty in Department of Pharmacy, and I.ccturcr on Pharmacy in the Medical Depattmcnt. l'h.C. (I’niversity of Michigan. ’SC); Assistant Pharmacognosy, I’niversity of Michigan. '86-87: Ph.M. (University of Michigan.'87 : Assistant in Pharmacy, Vanderbilt I’niversity, '91 ; M.I). (Vanderbilt University, ’93); Chemist of Tennessee State Board of Pharmacy, '9 5; Author of Ivstim.ition of Ouinine by Kerner's Method : Incompatibilities in Prescriptions , and contributor to various magazines. J. II. Stkphknson, B.D., Ph.I)................................................68 Wesley Hall, Campus Professor of Hebrew and Old Testament Kxegesis. B.A. (McGill University, '89); B.D. (Wesleyan, Montreal, '91); Ph.I). (University of Chicago, '97); Student at University of Berlin, Co-editor of Vanderbilt Oriental Series; halitor of “Assyrian and Babylonian Contracts : Joint Author of “ Herodotus and Umpires of the Hast , and contributor to numerous journals. Hkrbkkt Z. Kip, Ph.I).............................................................120 Farrell Avenue Adjunct Professor of Germanic languages. A K K; B A. (Princeton, '91); A.M. (Princeton. '97): Ph.I). (I jipzig. '99) Instructor in German ami Greek, Allegheny Institute Roanoke, Va.. '95; Assistant Professor of German, I.e- land Stanford, Jr., University, ’99-’01 R. 1J. Stkki.k, Ph.I)..............................................................120 Farrell Avenue Adjunct Professor of I.atin. B.A. (University of Wisconsin. '8.'}); M.A. (University of Wisconsin, '89); Ph.I). (Johns Hopkins, '90); Professor of Latin (Illinois) Wesleyan University. '91-’0l; Contributor to several Philological Journals. 21 John Adam Kern. D.I). 1915 West Bornd Street Professor of Practical Theology. Graduate University of Virginia in Moral Philosophy I. Washington and Lee University); Professor Moral Philosophy at Kandolph-Macon College. 'st5; President Randolph-Mncon College, ‘7l-'79: Author of Ministry to the Congregation. Way of the Preacher. (iKanhkrv Jackson. CMC.........................................................6 West Avenue, Campus Adjunct Professor of Drawing and Surveying; B.K. Vandcrhilt, ’hi); C.E. (Vanderbilt, 'ho). M. E. Holder ness, B.A.......................................................Kissatn Hall, Campus Registrar and Secretary of Academic Faculty. Instructors, Fellows, and Assistants W. H. Hollinsiiead, D.Sc., Ph.G..........................................59 Wesley Hall. Campus Instructor in Chemistry. Gus W. Dvkk, M.A., B.D...................................................93 Wesley Hall, Campus Instructor in Economics, Sociology, and Applied Christianity. Edwin Wii.ky. M.A.........................................................1 West Avenue, Campus Instructor in English and Assistant Librarian Benjamin M. Drake, M.A., 1'ii.D. (Vanderbilt)..........................ICnd of West End Car Line Instructor in Greek and English. W. R. Pearson...............................................................Kissain 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.......................................................155 Wesley Hall. Campus Fellow and Assistant in French. Ivl.UOTT VV. Kikk. B. S Fellow and Assistant in Biology. 109 Wesley Hall, Campus Griffith Thompson Pugh, M.A...................................Kissam Hall, Campus Fellow and Assistant in Mathematics. Samufi. Bauman. M.A. Wesley Hall, Campus Fellow and Assistant in German. Gkinnki.i, Joniis. B.S. 7 West Avenue, Campus Fellow and Assistant in Mathematics and Chemistry. G. S. Boddik .... Fellow ami Assistant in Geology. John Ashford . . . Ivngineer and Instructor in Machine Shops. John I.awrknck . . . Department of Dentistry, Vanderbilt University Instructor in Power Station Practice, and Electrician. Gkorgi-: X. Chush . . Instructor in Machine Shop. L. II. Hoi r 63 Wesley Hall, Campus Assistant in Chemical laboratory. Gkorgk P. Davis . . Assistant in Chemical laboratory. David Dougi.as Superintendent of Grounds. 4 West Avenue, Campus Law Department Thomas II. Mai.onk, M.A............................................................611 Church Street Dean of the Law I cpartmcul, and l’rofcssor of Equity Jurisprudence and the I aw of Contracts. John Bki.l Kkkhi.k, LL.B....................................................Vanderbilt Law Building Professor of Common Law. Pleading and Practice and Moot Court. Hokack H. Likton, IX. I)..........................................301 South Spruce Street Professor and Lecturer on Constitutional I.aw and Federal Procedure. Percy I). Maddin, B.S., LL.B. . 229 North College Street Professor of the Law of Damages, Evidence, Corporations, and Carriers, J. Willis Bonner........................................................................Cole Building Professor of Real Property and Partnership. Thomas H. Mai.onk. Jr.. M.A., LL.B.......................................28 Vanderbilt Law Building Adjunct Professor of Equity Pleading, the Law of Wills and Administrations, and International Law. Hon. Ki Baxter.................................................................114 Jackson Building lecturer on the Law of Interstate Commerce. Hon. J. M. Dickinson...................................................................Chicago. 111. lecturer on the Law of Torts. I Ion. V. A. Henderson..............................................................Knoxville, Tenn. lecturer on Advocacy and Practice. Allen G. Hall, LL.B..............................................................Vanderbilt Building Professor of Elementary Law, Insurance, Partnership, Criminal Law, Secretary of the Law Faculty and Librarian of the Law Library. John W. Judd.....................................................................Vanderbilt Building Professor of the Law of Torts and Commercial Paper. Medical Department Y. I,. IHdi.ky, B.S., M.D., F.C.S......................................37 Wesley Hall. Campus Dean of Faculty atul Prolessor of Chemistry. G. C. Savavk, M.l)......................................................139 North Spruce Street Professor of Diseases of the Far, live. Throat, Nose, ami Secretary of Medical Faculty. Duncan Eve, M.A., M.l)..........................................................700 Church Street Professor of Surgery and Clinical Surgery. J. A. Withkrspoon, M.l).................................................150 North Spruce Street Professor of Practice of Medicine and Clinical Medicine. Thomas Mknkks, M.l).....................................................148 North Summer Street Professor of Olistelrics, Emeritus. Gkorgk H. Brick, M.l) . B.E., M.S.......................................146 North Spruce Street Professor of Physiology and Clinical Ophthalmology. Owkn H. Wilson. Ii.lv., M.l)..................................................203 Wilcox Building Professor of Diseases of Children. W. H. Witt, M.A.. M.l)..................................................151 North Spruce Street Professor of Materia Medica and Therapeutics in the Medical Department and Department of Dentistry. Louis Lkkoy, M.l).......................................................146 North Spruce Street Professor of Histology, Pathology, and Bacteriology in the Medical Department and Department of Dentistry. W. Frank Gi.enn, M.D...............................................................Wilcox Building Clinical Professor of Genilo-l'rinary ami Venera I Diseases. S. S. Briggs, M.l)..............................................Corner Union and Summer Streets Professor of Anatomy. G. 1 . Edwards, M.l).........................................................415 Jackson Building Clinical Professor of Neurology, Dermatology, and Electro-Therapy. J. T. Ai.tman, M I) 704 Church Street Professor of Obstetrics. Richard A. Hark. B.A., M.I)................................................704 Church Street Professor of Alxlominal Surgery, and Professor of Anatomy and Physiology in the Department of Dentistry. Lucies I '. Hprch, M.I).............................................150 North Spruce Street Professor of Gynecology. J. A. Gainhs. M.I)........................................................700 Church Street Adjunct Professor of Medicine. Worcester A. Bryan, A M., M.I)......................................146 North Spruce Street Adjunct Professor and Demonstrator of Surgery, and Lecturer on General and Oral Surgery in Department of Dentistry. K. A. Ruddiman. Ph.M., M.I).......................................168 Wesley Hall, Caui])us Professor of Materia Medica and Pharmacy, Secretary of the l-'aculty in the Department of Pharmacy, and lecturer on Pharmacy in the Medical Department. Assistants and Instructors Oun West, Ph.C., M.I).................................................151 North Spruce Street Demonstrator of Chemistry, Assistant to the Chairs of Chemistry and Physiology, and Instructor in Physics. Harrington Mark, M.I).....................................................619 Church Street Demonstrator of Anatomy in the Medical Department and Department of Dentistry. R. S. Doak. M.D........................................................140 North Spruce Street Assistant to the Chair of Kye, Throat, and Nose. W. C. Whiju-rn, M.I)..........................................................209 Russell Street Assistant to the Chair of Medicine, and Physician to the Disju nsary. William Littkrkr, A.M., M.I)...........................................joi South College Street Assistant to tile Chair of Materia Medica, ami Demonstrator of Histology and Pathology. 26 A. X. IIoi.i.aBA CGH. M l). Assistant to the Chair of Obstetrics. 509 Lea Avenue A. W. Harris, M.I).................................................................Wilcox Building Assistant Demonstrator of Anatomv. M. A. Fort, A.B.. P11.C Assistant in Pharmacy in the Medical Department. 906 South Summer Street Assistant Demonstrator of Histology. R. Mothkrai Assistant Demonstrator of Histology. Assistant in Pharmacy. J. V. AUSOBROOK Assistant Demonstrator of Chemistry. A. Iv. Godwin............................................... ... . Corner Ivlin and Summer Streets Custodian Medical Building. V. A. Bryan Adjunct Professor and Demonstrator of Surgery. Dr. W. F. Clary • Assistant to the Chair of Medicine. Assistant Demonstrator of Chemistry. I)k. W. M. McCabk Assistant Demonstrator of Anatomy. Department of Dentistry I). R. STrnw.KFiivLi . AM., M.D., I).D.S.................................... o2 Wilcox Building Dean of the Department of Dentistry, and Professor of Metallurgy and Dental Pathology. I). M. Cattki.i., I).D.S.............................Department of Dentistry, 'auderl� ilt University Professor of Clinical Dentistry and Stijn-rvisor of Technique. J. Atchison Dai.k, I).D.S....................................................217'.. North Summer Street Professor of Prosthrtic Dentistry, and Crown and Bridge Work. U. D. Bii.i.mkvkk, I).D.S................................................................Chattanooga, Tenn. Special l.vcturer. W. C. (fIM.KSPIK. D.D.S.........................................................625 Church Street Lecturer on Dental Jurisprudence, and Ktliics, and I kmonstrator of Technique. ViSTON T.wi.or. D.D.S........................ . . Department of Dentistry, Vanderbilt University I k monstrator of Operative Dentistry. Hknky W. Morgan, M.D., D.D.S 21! N. High Street Professor of Operative Dentistry, and Dental Anatomy. Assistants and Instructors Thomas Brown. D.D.S. . Department of Dentistry, Vanderbilt University Demonstrator of Prosthetic Dentistry and Crown and Bridge Work. R. B. Warrixkr Department of Dentistry, Vanderbilt University Demonstrator Assistant. Wm. J. Hook hr ................Department of Dentistry, Vanderbilt University Technic Demonstrator Assistant. •js Standing Committees PROCESSOR PROFESSOR PROFESSOR PkOl ESSoR Processor PROFESSOR PROFESSOR PROFESSOR PROFESSOR Committee on University Instruction Chancki.i.ok Jamics H. Kikki,and. Chairman Richard Jonks. Stvreiary Processor V. I. Col.I.INS DENNY PROFESSOR W J. Committee on Schedule and Course of Study Processor V. II. Sciickrman, Chairman V. I.. DfDl.HV PROFESSOR H. C. F. V. Moore Processor W. J. Exa m in ing Com m i 11 ee PROFESSOR Timothy Ci.oran Richard Jonhs II. C. Toi.man I . Y. Moork, Chairman I’koHHSSOk W. J. PROCESSOR II. .. PROFESSOR R. 15. Committee on Engineering Course of Study PROFESSOR V. I,. Dmi.EV, Chairman C. S. Brown Professor W. II George V. Martin Professor W. J. Supervisory Committee for Students Professor W. II. Sciichrman. Chairman Professor R. B. 29 Dcdi.hy Yaiv.hn Toi.man Yaiv.hn Yaiv.hn Kii- Sthki.k . Sciichrman Yaiv.hn Stkki.k Professor I,. C. Gi.enn Graduate Club Officers G. k. Mayfihuj....................... .....................President B. I;. Coknki.ius..........................................Vice-President C,. T. 1 1 01! . Seere ary 32 Senior Class Roll Yell W'ce-wow ! Wee-wow ! Wee-wow wore Vanderbilt! Vanderbilt ! Nineteen-four. Colors White and Gold Flower American Beautv Officers Jamks R. Wi 1.1.1 am sox . Gi:okc.k J. Evans . . . S.VIDK� -: SlIKKFIKU� I.ri'l' Ivi.izAiiHTii Chapman I)k ............... ’resident ................I ’ice-President .................Secretary NNY.............Treasurer 35 Bi.anton. Smii.kv J., - B.S. . Nashville. Tennessee Bonm K. S.mokkk, B.K................................ rkadelphia. Arkansas Assistant in Geology ’08-’( 1. Bi kks, Roy V.. A I, B.Iv....................................Nashville. Tennessee Class Track Team. 00-'OI. Varsity Track. 01-T©. Class Klcvcii. 00-'Ol. Class Nine, 'oo-'OI. Camimuu.i., Katiikkink I... B.S. . . . 30 . . Nashville. Tennessee . . Nashville. Tennessee ClIKKKY, Li-STKR A.. B.K.................... Class Nine. ’( O-’Ol. Draftsman of Plans for So liiun Nitrate Works in Chili ami Peru. Conn. Chxki.i-s 1!.. I ' 'ii. B.A.....................Ripley, Tennessee Gymnasium Team, ’t.0-01. .lee Clui� . n.MK� . Treasurer Glee Club. NX)-'01. Cooper. Kdwin ’.. ‘I’ J H. B.K....................Nashville, Tennessee Instrnetor in Surveying, 08-'01 ; Secretary Engineering Department. ’02-08; Assistant in I,. ,S: N. Railway Engineering Department (summer) ’02-’08. CoKNKi.irs, Benjamin 't' J w. � . . . . Nashville, Tennessee Class Nine, ’Mi-’Ol, Substitute Varsity Nine. ’01-’02: Varsity Nine, ’02- 08, 03’01 ; Associate Ivditor Obsrnrr, ’oti-’Ol : I’mler- graduate Secretary ♦ I! K, ’03- 01: Vice President Graduate Club. ’08-’01: Faculty Critic Class Day, ’o|. _ J Cki:k;iiton. Wii.iu r I , - ' .', M.IC . . . Nashville, Tennessee President Knginccring Department, ‘D3 '(M. Instructor in Drawing, '03-‘CM. Assistant Manager Varsity Klcven, '02-'03. Class Nine, 'OO-'OI. Di Y, Ki.i abkth C.. h J h. II.A................Nashville. Tennessee Class Treasurer, '01- 02, '03-CM. Dinning, Woodford W., - V, H.A..........................Gleason, Tennessee Class Track Team, '00-'ol; 'ol-trj. Dr Bosk. IIi:nkv Wadi:. J A U.A. ... Nashville. Tennessee liditor-in-Chief Oftscnrr, '08-'01. Associate Kditor COMHT, ’OCt-'CM. Vice-President Philosophic I.itcrarv Society, ’irj. Class Kcprcscntative, ’CM. 3s Dr Bosk. C. Roberta, A I B.S. . . . Nashville, Tennessee Fawns, 0� horde J., B.A..............................Memphis, Tennessee Vice-President Class, 'OS-’01. Contestant for Vounj' Medal, ’01. Secretary Biblical Department, V. M. C. A.. ’03-’04. I'isiiKK, John R., J J. B A............................Gallatin, Tennessee President Class. ’ .U-’0l. Pan-Hellenic Council, ‘02-'03. Associate Editor ComKT, '03-'04. Secretary Philosophic Literary Soeciety, '02. Assistant Class Historian, '01. (ioKDoN. Fielding G., '!• JH,H ' •’. B.A. . . Franklin, Tennessee Class Nine, '95t-'Od. Class Five, '90. '00. '00, '01. '01, '02. Class Eleven, '01-'02, '02-'0.3. 30 (•oki on, ('.kokc.k R., - I I., 11.A...........................Camden. Arkansas Vice-1’resi k-ut '0. Class. 01-’02. President Class, Y2-' ;{. (iKKC.okv, Minnik M., 15.S...............................Smyrna. Tennessee I’OCI Class, '! s. Hammond, Francks II.. J . II.S....................Nashville. Tennessee Winner Observer Story Contest, 'n.{. Hoi.t. I. I,kk. - I •'. II.A ...........................Nashville, Tennessee Class Truck Team, ’« 2; Secretary Philosophic Society. '( 2; Associate Iviitor iisllt-r, '02-'o3: February 22nd Orator, ’ :3; Winner of Voting Meilal for Oratory. ’ :t; Athletic Kdiloi Hustler,' 08-01; I’resiilent Philosophic Society, ‘Oil; Secretary atul Treasurer of Southern History Association, :8; Thanksgiving Dehaler, ’tSI; President Arkansas Club, '01: Orator, o|; p’ebruary 22nd Ora- tor, '01. 40 IIorsTON. Frank K.. - I ■'. 15.A......................Woodbury, 'reimessee Class Kleven, ’GO-'01. 0l-’02; Substitute ’Varsity Kleven, ’00-'01, 'Ol-’o2, ’02-' )3: Associate Kditor Hustler, ’0l- 02; Vice-President riiilosoj hic Literary Society. ' 2; President I’liilosophic I.iterarv Society. ’OB; Sjieakcr, '03; Contestant for Voting Medal in Ora- tory, '03: Grand Marsh il Literary Societies; February 22ml Orator, ’03: AssociateKditor Comkt, (H: Vanderbilt Representa- tivc for Uautter. Conconr Sjieaker, '03-TH. IIidson, Lawrknck I .. B.A................................Mbertville. Alabama Class Five, 'OtVOl, ’01-’02, ’02-’03: Class Track Team, '00-’0l: Snl� sti- tute ’Varsity Five, 01-’02, ’02-’03, ’03-’01; Secretary Philosophic Literary Society, ’01 -’02; President Philosophic Literary Society, 02; Treasurer and Critic Philosophic Literary Society, ’(M: Asso- ciate lvditor Hustler. 03; Assistant Manager ’Varsity Track Team. ’02-’OB; Manager 'Varsity Track Team, ’03-’(M; Business Manager l ust er, 03-‘of; Tennessee Debater, ’03. Jonks, R. Chapin. - V. B.S....................................Nashville. Tennessee Class Track Team, ’O3-’0.j. Scrub Hleven. '03- ( L Koi.skY. I.. ' ' A, B.S..............................Nashville, Tennessee Glee Club. ’03-’(H. Class Five, 00-'01. Secretary Dialectic Literary Society. ’01. II - . . Nashville, Tennessee Id ri- S.viDKi: S.. « J • , '!• II A. |{.. . . Class Secretary, '0- .' 3 ; 08.'01. Class Poet. 'o|. Indcrgradnate President of It K, 03-' M. Manx, Richard M., A I, H.A., 1,1..B. . . . Brownsville. Tennessee Secretary ’ 3 Class ’00-' 1 ; Vice President Young Men's Christian Association, i� -’ul ; C.cncral Secretary Voting Men's Christian ssociation. 'ni-'tr. ; Class Five,'uo-'OI : liditor-in-Chicf HustU r, 'ol -'nj; Associate halitor V� v ;v , 'tH-Vrj ; President Hcononiic ami Social Science Clui� , '0I-‘O2; President Junior l.aw Class, 'trj- ' •3: President Junior '08 Academic Class, 'Ol-'02; Treasurer West Side Association, 'U.'-'ftt; 'Ui-'ui ; Ivditor-in-Chief Comkt, in. McCi.arkn. David Iv.. A B.A.........................Pleasant ville, Tennessee Class Track Team, '0|.'02; '02 '08. Manager Vaudcrliilt Cniversity Handbook, 03-'n|. Associate I-'ditor CoMKT. '(Cl-'oj. McDcffik, Pknki.opk, A I «. H.S. . . . . . Marion. South Carolina Nashville. Tennessee Nichoi.s, John. B.S...................... Class Eleven, '01-'02. Substitute Varsity Klcvcn. '01-'� � 2. Honor Committee. 03-'( l. Nichols. Joseph , B.A..............................Kenton. Tennessee Class Track Team. '02; Class Eleven, '02- 03 ; Vice-President Dialec- tic Literary Society, '02 : President Dialectic Literary Society, '03; business Manager Observer, '03-'(M ; business Manager Com- mencement Courier, '01. Xyk. Adolph 1 , •b J H. B.A. . .... Nashville, Tennessee Class Treasurer, '02-'03. Class Historian, '03- Ol. Sacndkks. Mai d M.. w J h, B.A...........................Nashville. Tennessee Class Treasurer, 02-’03. Class Historian, 'OS-’Ol. 13 Norfolk. Virginia Smart. V. Aikkn. J a '. H.A..................... Class Niue. 'ol-'02. Class I'ive. '02- 03. Honor Coniinittee, '03-'01. Tigkrt, John J.. Jk.. 'I' J H. i' ’ A. H.A. . . . Nasi:vi 11c. Tennessee Class Track Team, 'on-'nl ; 'ol-'02; Winner Half Mile Run. Class Field I ny, '0|-'0 ; Varsity Track Team, 'OI-'tEi; Class Nine, '01, ’Ol-'tr . ’ )� -•(« ; Official Scorer Varsity Nine, Y3-' I : Class I'ive. 'OO-'OI. 'ol-’0 ; Captain Class Five. '02-'03; Varsity Five. '02-’O3; Captain Varsity Five. 'Rt-’Ol; Class Klevcn and Substi- tute Varsity Iilcven, 00-'01 ; Varsity 1 vie veil, 'Ol-’O:?; '02-'03; '03-'01; Captain-elect Varsity Kleven, 'ol-'Ofi; Kntrauce Prize Latin and Greek. II � I; Treasurer Ii N, '03-'O| ; Class President. '01-'02 ; Undergraduate Representative Class Day, '01. Williamson, Jamks K.. II A I, H.A........................Cnlleoka, Tennessee Class Track Team. 'OO-'OI; 'Ol-'02; Class Klevcn. 'OO-'OI; '01-02: Substitute Varsity Kleven, 'OO-'OI, '0|-'02. '02-'08; Captain Scrub Klevcn. '02; Official Scorer Varsity Nine, '02-'(l8; Pan-Hellenic Council, '03-' I : Hoard Directors West Si le, '� � 2-'o3: Vicc-Presi- dent Hoard Directors, 'i� 3-'0| ; Associate Kditor, CoMKT, 'o.b'ol ; Vice-President Class'lit?-'03 ; President Class, '03-'0-1; Cbairman Honor Committee, '03-'o|. Wkioiit. Don.i.as M., 'I' J w. H ' -’. H.S. Nashville, Tennessee Pan Hellenic Delegate, '03-'(M. Secretary Glee Club, 'OS-’OL President Class, '02-'03. Kditor-in-cliief Commencement Courier, '01. II Yell I loop-la! 1 loop-la! Hoop-la! Hive! Vanderbilt ! Vanderbilt ! Nineteen-live! Colors: Pink and Lavender Flower: Sweet Pea Officers KvkkivTT B. Ti’CKKR.............................................President Miss Axnk H. Scai.ks...................................... • Vice-President Miss Loiisk W'ii.son . . . Miss Loi isk Banc; .... 17 . . Secretary . . Tieasuter Anderson. Wii.i.iam J., J J...................................................Springfield. Tennessee Varsity Track Team. '02-'03; Captain Class Track Team, '02-’ 8: Captain Varsity Track Team. 'OH-'«M : President Philosophy Society, '03-'o| : Thanksgiving Debater. 08; Pan-Hellenic Council, 08-'04. Hang. I.oriSK Porter. A I «.......................................................Nashville, Tennessee Class Treasurer, '03-’O|. Blake, Frank J., A 2'.............................................................Nashville, Tennessee Sul Varsity Eleven, 'tri; Glee Club, 'n|-trj, 'trj-'itt. Blanks, Anthony F., - A E............................................................Monroe, Louisiana Class Treasurer, Ol-'02: Glee Club, '01-'02. ’ r2-’03: Vice-President Glee Club, 08-’OI: Assistant Editor Observer, '03-'01. Brown. Gko. II., A I..........................................................Springfield. Tennessee Cook. Wii.i.iam II.. J A ;.....................................................West Point, Mississippi Glee Club, '02-'08, President Philosophic Society, '02- i)8. Davis. Oko. F.. J A J.............................................................Kiclnuond, Missouri Varsity Nine, '0|-'(r_� , '(rj-dCI; Scrub Klevett, '0|.'� 2. '02-'03; Assistant in Chemical laboratory. '02 «. • Cl- •� |; Associate Editor Umllt i . '02-'03; Kditor-in-Cliicf llusllrr, 'fl8-’0|; Comkt I'Mitor. '03; Board Directors Kissam Hall, '©2-'08. Dean, Ciiari.ks Herman, - I ■' . . . Senatobia, Mississippi Dknton, Ot'Y F. .................................................................. Robards. Kentucky Gymnasium Team, '01-‘02. Ki.i.iott, Exam. I 7' a............................................................Franklin, Tennessee Graham, Thomas B................................................................Nashville. Tennessee Varsity Eleven. '02-‘««I; '08-01. Grkkn, Ciiari.ks C., A 2'.............................................................Houston, Texas Gymnasium Team, 'o|-' rj; r.lce Club. 'i� I-’02, 02-'08; Track Team, ’Ol-'02; Assistant Pootlmll Manager, '08-'OI. Hayes, Laura, A i h........................................................... Nashville. Tennessee IIkfi.in, John J.. - I .' ...............................................Flemingsburg. Kentucky Secretary Philosophic Society, '02-' 8; Vice-President Philosophic Society, '02-'(8: Gymnasium Team, '02-'03: Treasurer Philosophic Society, '03-'©I ; Glee Club. ’01-'02. IIowki.i., Joe 'I'.. J M...........................................................Nashville, Tennessee Substitute Varsity Pleven. 'ol-'02: Varsity Eleven. '02-'O3; '0'{-'0| ; Varsity basket ball Team. '01-‘02; Captain Class basket ball Team, ’02-'03; Class Track Team. ’ol- ()2. '03-'OI. IK Waco, Texas Key, Hi:nj am in W., J A -'.............................................. Class Nine. '01-'02; Associate Editor fustier, '03-'01. Li.oyd, Ernest..............................................................Howling Green, Kentucky Critic Ilialetic Society. '03-VI ; Associate Editor Observer, '««-'01. Lyon, Adelaide 1C...............................................................Nashville, Tennessee Xolkn, Minnie Lee, h jh.........................................................Nashville, Tennessee Orsbornk, Roy...................................................................Nashville. Tennessee Pipkin, Edgar Mai.onk, Jr.. AT................................................Pine Bluff, Arkansas Yice-l'resident Historical Society, '02-'03. Porter, William R., A .1............................................................ Paris, Tennessee Ransom. Medicus, 'AAV...........................................................Nashville, Tennessee Ray, John A., 'A A - Perry, Indian Territory Renciier, W. Oliphant...........................................................Centerville, Alabama Scales. Anne II.. � j h.........................................................Nashville. Tennessee Vice-President Class, '03-‘ H ; Captain Co-ed Basket Ball Team. ' l3-’Oi. Smith, David M.. AT.............................................................Nashville, Tennessee Winner Entrance Prize Mathematics and History, '01. Tiinveat, Charles H.. T I ;..................................................De Vail’s Bluff, Arkansas Tucker, Everett B.. ...................................................Smyrna, Tennessee V. M. C. A. Delegate to Asheville. '0: . '03; to Knoxville ' 2: Ititersocietv Deleter. '02, '03: Business Manager V. I', tjnartcrly, '03: Associate Editor Hustler, '02-'03, '03-’01; Vice- President Dialectic Society, .03; Thanksgiving Debater. '03; Vice-President V. M. C. A.. '(Cl; Assistant Manager Track Team 'o3-'o| ; Class President. '03-'OI; Honor Com- mittee. '0.3-'o l. Waters, John R., T A...............................................................Florence, Alabama Class Secretary. '02-'03; Board Directors Kissam Hall. '02-'08; ’03-'0|; Secretary Pan-Hellenic Council. '08-'Ol. Wilson, Louise, A .1 «..........................................................Nashville, Tennessee Class Secretary, '03-'(M. Woodrow, Millard F., J J .....................................................Schochoh. Kentucky Winner Entrance Prize Latin and Greek, '01. 40 ance Hors. ■HI Sophomore Class Class Yell Rackety ! Rackety! Rackety Rix ! Vanderbilt! Vanderbilt! 1000! Class Flower: Narcissus Class Colors: Green and Gold Class Officers .......................President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Jv. J. IIamii.ton W. K. Xokvki.i. Miss I,. I . Ross V. V. Ciurrciu-ini.i� 53 Alexander. J. , y .1 .'.................................................. Jasper, Tennessee lice Clu� , ’03-' U. Amkkkg, R. I,., 'P A -.......................................................Hickman, Kentucky Amhro.sk, H. F.. - ' . . ..................................................Nashville, Tennessee Basi.kr, R. P........................................................... Louisville, Kentucky Baxter. J4 h ‘I............................................................Nashville, Tennessee Boyi), G. M.......................................................................Sanger, Texas Bradford, M. A., A A........................................................Columbus, Georgia Class Eleven, '02-' 18: Scrub Eleven, ‘OS '08, ’ 3-'oi : Varsity Nine, u2-'03: Elected Assistant Manager of l-'ootl all Team for ' V|-'05. Brown. I., J ' ' J...........................................................Bingham. Tennessee Winner Entrance Prize in l.atin and Greek, Mk� 2: Class Eleven, 'U2-Y3; Scrub Eleven, ’02-'03 ; Class Track, ’02-'03 ; Substitute Eleven, 'IS-’CU. Brown, J. B. G., A A.....................................................Columbia, Tennessee Burns, L. H., - A......................................................... Columbia, Tennessee Class Eleven, 02.03; Class Track, '02-’o3. Cartwright, B. P., J A .....................................................Decatur, Alabama Chappell, Ktiikl B.. J J (Randolph Macon) . . Nashville. Tennessee Corum, J. M., - A..............................................................Paris. Tennessee Class Track, 'O2-'03. Crutchfield, W. . 4 K 2................................................ Nashville, Tennessee Class Eleven, '02-'03: Scrub Eleven, ' r2-'03, ’o3-'oi ; Class Track, '02-’ '3: Class Treasurer, '03-'0-1. Damon, II. G., Jr.. - A........................................................Corsicana, Texas Howards, A. L., A -.........................................................Martin, Tennessee Class Track, '01-'02; Secretary Philosophic, '03-' U. Frank, A...................................................................Nashville, Tennessee Grimes, C. G., J 7' J.......................................................Richmond, Missouri Hamilton, lv. J.. J 'J.....................................................Harrison. Mississippi Substitute Varsity Eleven, '02-' � 3; Varsity Five ’()2-’ � 3, 03-' U; Varsity Nine. '02-'03. 08- M ; Varsity Track, '02-'03; Varsity Eleven, 'u3-'0l ; President Class, ’ i3-'0I. Hamilton, G. G.. J 'J......................................................Harrison, Mississippi Captain Class Track, ' i2-’ 3; Varsity Track, '02-'03. HAPPEL, H. Iv., J A E . . Trenton, Tennessee Harrkl, M. B., ' ' A 1' . . Alaska. Texas Harrison, Pritciiit 1C. Klkton, Kentucky Walnut Mill. Arkansas Ml. Pleasant, Tennessee Holland, R. M...........•..................... Howard, J. N., - A........................... Class I'rack, ’ 2-'03. HfDSON, I. R. . . . JACOli.S, V. A., j A -’ Jonics, I-:., - ' . . . Lipscomh, G. (J....................................................... Lovb, W. S., J 7’ J.................................................. Substitute Varsity Rleven. 02- 08: Varsity Nine, 03. . . Atlanta, Georgia -------, Tennessee Nashville. Ten 1 lessee X ashv i 1 le, Tennessee . lJertrand, Missouri Manorum, Iv. P........... Moxtgomkry, i . C., 'I' J h Moody, S. S., J a .'.... Moor ic, v.............. Moroan, v. 1!.. J � . . . Nbal, A. W., A - ... . Patterson, K. C., - ' . . . Ross, I.i cy Dell, h J H . . . Roth rock, Katherine, m J H Varsity Eleven, '01-’02, 03- 01. Secretary Class, 03-'OI. Co-I'M Varsity Five. . . Commerce, Texas . . Greenville, Texas Shelby ville, Tennessee . Memphis, Tennessee . Nashville, Tennessee Watertown, Mississippi . Nashville, Tennessee . Nashville, Tennessee . Somerville, 'Pennessee Roilstonk, W. Ik. A .1...................................................Covington, Kentucky Class President, ’02-'OS; Varsity Nine, 02-'03; Honor Committee, ’02- 08. Sharp, II. M.........................................•.......................Curve, Tennessee Steele, Iv. M., J A ; ............................Nashville, Tennessee Thrcston, G. P.. Jr., - '............................................................Nashville, Tennessee Wkavkr, W. C., 'I' J H...............................................................Nashville, Tennessee Class Eleven, 02-'03; Substitute Varsity Eleven, 02-'03; Class Secretary. 02- 03. Whiteside, I '. W..................................................................Hellbttckle, Tennessee Scrub Five, 03-’OI. Whitfield, A. II., Jr., A .1..........................................................Jackson. Mississippi Norvkll, W. Iv., - A............................... , . Nashville. Tennessee Contestant for Young Medal; Class Vice-President. If I Were “Chance Said the Dean in accents slow, (Which you really ought to know IX es every word with dignity enhance) “ This Vanderbilt, 1 Say. Would go the ' l o as Christ did ’ way. It' only I were really, truly •‘Chance. The students all should pay In a decent, manly wav. Their very small tuition in advance : They should go to l ed at eight, Be in chapel never late It only I were really, truly “Chance. No Theologues I'd sec. They should never worry me With lack of faith, ami heresies and cants: They'd not court by light of moon. Nor steal a silver sjioon. If only I were really, truly “Chance. And I'd let that Wesley Hall. With it's men of godly call, Be raven-fed on grass ami worms and ants ; For Elijah it was rough. But for them ’tis good enough. As I’d show them, if I really were the Chance. And Kissam should fast awhile For their many sins and vile. I’m sure it would their lioj es of heaven enhance ; They should pray at morn and eve — The whole system I'd upheave If only I were really, truly Chance. They’d not howl about my door. Nor haze a freshman more ; And by my soul, they’d never have a dance. Nor climb the high clock tower To change the midnight hour. If only I were really, truly Chance. The theatres they should bar. And they surely should not mar The beauty of the Belmont College fence : For my soul with grief did till At the prospect of that bill— 'Twould not be so if I were really “ Chance.” They should wear a certain dress. Which would sanctity express. Such as out-at-cll ows coats and shiny pants ; They should all their cash expend To attain some righteous end These things and more I'd do if 1 were “Chance. But alas! I've not free course. Things have gone from bad to worse Vice-Chancellorship is not what it may seem : Ami the prospect’s awful black, For I fear when Chance gets back. Perhaps I cannot then lie even Dean. ;Vi Freshman Class I). H. Stuhbi.ki-iku), Jr. . . M. R. HowkUm III . . . . Miss Rosa Ambrose . . . . K. I.. Pkopi.es............... :� o President I 'ia-President Sear ary Treasurer Alexander, Gwvnxk Wilson, B.K.. 1 K . Ai.i.kn, Horace Leonard, + a o. B.K. Ambrose, Rosa, K A 0, B.S. CIbm Secretary. Ambrose. Sophia, k a o. B.S. .......................... Atkins, Jamks Richard, a t u, b.A. Glee Club. Ann Arbor. Michigan Nashville. Tennessee Nashville, Tennessee Nashville, Tennessee Waynesville, Nortli Carolina BaSKKRVIU.K. ELIZABETH, B.S. Batts. William Oscar, bo ii. B.A . Baxter. I.oits i.a Tourettk, ♦ K +, B.K. Besson. Wii.ijam Arciiiiiai.d, B.lv. . Blake. Robert Edwin, :% ii, B.A. Bowers. Aaron Thomas, B.K. Bryan, Wii.i.iam Bcti.hr. A N. B.A. Caldwell, John Foster, k . B.S. Varsity Eleven Basketball Team, •«-01 ; Captain Class Track Team. Nashville. Tennessee Cedar Hill. Tennessee Nashville. Tennessee Nashville. Tennessee Nashville, Tennessee Nashville, Tennessee Artesia, Mississippi Nashville, Tennessee Manigrt Class Ikuclall Team. Campbki.i.. Paul, a t a. b.a. Carroll. Edward Wilisox, «• A o, B.K. Chase, Goodwin Da .kv, bo II. B.K. Chester. Albert Willard, boh, b.K. Tnllahonia. Tennessee Monliceilo, Flotilla Nashville, Tennessee Nashville. Tennessee Scrub Football Team. Christian, Addison Wili.ky, B.A...................... ...... Clark, Valentine Cornelius, - X, B.A. CocTURiE, Reginald Craig. K A. It.E. De Bow. Samuel Caruthers. K A. B.A. Sulntltiitc VatMly Eleven Dortch. Thomas Steele, a ' e. B.K. Douglas. Hamilton, a x, B.S. Epperson, Thomas, a t a, B.K. Ezell. Margery McCord, k a o, b S. Nashville. Tennessee C row ley. 1 x u isiana New Orleans, laniisiana Jordan, Kentucky . Scotts, Arkansas . Atlanta, Georgia Nashville. Tennessee Pulaski. Tennessee Co ol llaskcttxil! Team. uB- OI. Fielder, Clarence II., a k k, B E. ......... Fleming, Ethel M m. o a o. B.S. Fleming. Samuel Clifton, B.A. Fouchk. Charles Frederick, a k, b.K. Fowlkes. Samuel Parkins, B.A. , . Gamble, Paul Gaston, a k k, b.A. Gardner, Richard N.. Irregular Goodpasture. Ernest Wii.i.iam. k a, B.S. Graham, Edward Witt, B.a. ............. Hall, Glenn Andrews, •(• a , B.S. Trenton. Ten ncssee Nashville. Tennessee Franklin, Tennessee Knoxville, Tennessee Newbcrn, Tennessee Guntown. Mississippi Paragouhl, Arkansas Nashville. Tennessee Williston, Tennessee Nashville, Tennessee Captain Cias� Baseball 'I'cam. Hammerly, SURANNA, B.S. ... Jackson. Tennessee Co-c l llaskcltnil Team. -u8- � 1. Harvey, Robert Hester, B.K................................................. Nashville, Tennessee Harrison, Marjorie Emmons, K a o, B.S. Tazewell, Virginia Hinton, Allan Francis, a X, B.E . Nashville. Tennessee Holt, Robert Karl, X A K, B.A. ... Kokomo, Indiana Howard, Alexander Travis, Irregular Mobile, Alalxuna HOWELL, Morton Boytk III, A o, b.K. Nashville, Tennessee Vice-President Prcsliinan c'lav : Treasurer EiiKinecriug Associat ion. Howington, James Timothy, B.K. Nashville. Tennessee John, Nannie Myrtle. B.S. Fordyc, Arkansas Johnson, Thomas Jefferson, A t k. B.K. Henderson. Kentucky 00 Jonks, Ahtiu'k 1’it . ;hk. i.i . a t s. B.A................................. Winner of Mntrnncc Prize in Matin and Creek. Kkki.inc, Thomas Cai.i.kndkr, «I A 0, B.K. ...................... Manager Class Basketball Team. Lkhr, Wii.mam Hhrndon, X X. B.K. I.iph, Marv Victoria. K a o, B.A. Co-ed Basketball Team, « 'n|. Secretary Dialectic I.iterary Society. Captain Clara Ikiskctlmll Team. I,I.OVD. CHARM'S Al.MiN, B.A. . . I.oCKIIART. JAMI'S KUGHNH, B.K. . M vnii'r, John Owsi.kv. «I A O, B.A. Substitute Varsity Klcvcn : Manager Class Track Team. Mathis, Joki, Kkndam., x x, B.A MoORK, Wai.tkr Smith. B.K.................. ... .................... MlI.I.KR. Wll.l.lAM Ja.MUS. K t. B IS. ... .......... Morgan, Nash I’rkntis, B.S.................... MCRI’IIV, I. WVRHNCH WASHINGTON, B.S. MntRHU., Nona, B.S............... Odhli.. Ai.i.ax Francis, B.S......... PARKS, Wll.l.lAM HAMILTON, A T A. B.S. Parrish, Wii.i.iam Harman, B. K. . . Pl'Ol’MCS, IvDGAR I.IVINGSTON, 1 X, B.K. Kagsdai.k, LKXIIv I’l.NKR. B.A. . . Rankin, l.oris DkMovim.k. B.K. Ransom, John Crowh. ‘I- K A. B.A Rmdmond, Matthkw Crook, X X, B.A. Rhks, John If. Jr.. X A K, B.A....... Robkrson, John I.aFavettk. X B.S. Rtrsr, I.ITTKM. Je.NGKRMAN. B.S. Rvan. John M.. K A. B.K.............. Sanford, Samcki. Richard. X X. B. K. SaUNDHRS, May Bw.l.K. K AO, B.S. Scai.ks. Danii-i. Him.man, K X. B.A. . Shki.Ton. Fhii.ii A., Jr., X X. B.K. Smart. Francis I’ki. .kr, A K K, B.S. . Smith. Shhi.hv Ri-ssim.l. B.A. . . . SlT'KI.H, l’l.ORa, K AO, B.A......... STrmti.KFU-i.D. David Rankin, X X. B.K. GlccCInl� . Co-ed Basketball Team, Wt-'OI. Class President: Honor Committee Dresden, Tennessee Nash ville, Tennessee Waco. Texas Nashville, Tellnessee Bowling Green, Kentucky Nashville, Tennessee Nashville, Tennessee Memphis, Tennessee Nashville, Tennessee Nash ville, Tennessee Trenton, Tennessee Magnolia, Tennessee Somerville, Tennessee Water Valley. Mississippi Trimhle, Tennessee Nashville, Tennessee Columbia, Tennessee Columbia. Tennessee Nashville, Tennessee Nashville. Tennessee Floyd. Louisiana Fayetteville. Tennessee Fikeville, Tennessee Nashville, Tennessee Nashville, 'l'ennessee Nashville, Tennessee Nashville, Tennessee Nashville. Tennessee Nashville, Tennessee Norfolk, Virginia Klkton, Kentucky Tazewell, Virginia Nashville, Tennessee Turn. Thhodork Tcrnkr, B.A............ Thompson, Kdward Gii.mkr. A o, B.A. Tt-GKNDRICII, GOI.DA LlCK. B.S. TfRNIvR. Rohkrt Wii.i.iamson. X X. B.K. Twf.rsky, Mol,M I-:, B.S......... Wai.KKR, lliiNKV C'l.AV, Jr., B.A. Wai.i.ack, Jois Tr manor, lion, B.K. Wll.FORD, BOONM I.OCKIIART, B.A WlNTON, Wll.l. McCl.AIN, •!• K X. B.S. Winton, Wai.tkr 1'hrrki.i., K x, B.A. Wright. John I.ksmk, B.K. Nashville, Tennessee Nashville, Tennessee Nashville, Tennessee Nashville, Tennessee Nashville Tennessee 1 lomer, Louisiana Memphis, Tennessee Sedaiia. Kentucky Nashville, Tennessee Nashville, Tennessee Columbia, Tennessee (tl Special and Beatty, Margaret M............... Ca .ort. Sidney Gardner.......... Cooper. Addison, Jr.............. Crook, Rachei. Lily.............. Holt, Verna...................... Menford. Josephine I'nderwood . . Roth, Setii Trabuk............... Vick, Oi.i.ie Jane............... Wai.dkirch, Sophie ... ... Whitteen. Norma.................. Irregular Students Boscobel College............. I’niver-ity «f Arkansas . . I’niversity of Nashville . . . A. C. F. College (Alabama) Hoscobel College............. Ward Seminary................ Howard Institute............. Young Harris College . . . Fogg High School . . . . Hargrove College............. Nashville. Tenn. Lamar, Ark. Nashville. Tenn. 1'nion Springs. Ala. Nacagdoches. Texas. Nashville, Tenn. Mt. Pleasant. Tenn. Orlando. Fla. Nashville. Tenn. Ardmore, I. T. 0 Engineering V. F. Cki-igiiton.......... C. N. Bryan ................. F. K. Frkhi.and.............. M. B. Howkm.................. Association ....................... ‘resident ....................... icc-President .......................Secretary .......................Treasurer Senior Chiss Boddik, Smokkr...................................................................Arkadelphia, Arkansas Bcrks, Roy ’....................................................................Nashville, Tennessee Class Baseball Team, ’OO-'Ol. 'OI-VJ; Class Ivleven, 'oo-'OI, '01- 02; Class Track Team, 'Ol-’02: Varsity Track Team, 'Ol-’02. Chaimmu.i,, F. W................................................................. Nashville, Tennessee Thanksgiving Dehater, 'OI ; Olxscrvtr Stall, 'tll-'02; Class Ivleven, 'flit-'CM; (Jlee Cltth, ' )O-’0l ; Hustler Staff, ’02-’03; Assistant Manager Baseball Team, (►!. Class Nine, ’00, '0l-’02. Ii.r ClllvRRY, 1,1-STHK A. . . Nashville, Tennessee Cooper. Kdwin W.................................................................Nashville. Tennessee Secretary Engineering Association, '0l-'02; Instructor of Surveying Field Practice, ’03-’01. Creiohton. Wilbur F......................................................Nashville, Tennessee Assistant Manager of Football Team, '02-'03; Assistant Instructor in Drawing,'03-'01; President of Engineering Association, '03-'Ol. Dunbar, James...................................................................Nashville, Tennessee Junior Class Blake, D. B...........................................................................Nashville, Tennessee Glee Clui� ; '0l-' � 2, 'o2-’ 3: Serui� Eleven. '0|-’u2: Varsity Substitute, Class Basket Ball Team, Varsity Eleven, 'o3-'OI: Substitute on all Southern Eleven, Varsity Basket Ball, Bryan, Claiborne N....................................................................Nashville. Tennessee Vice-President of Engineering Department, ‘03-'0| ; Treasurer of Engineering Department, '01- 02; Varsity Eleven. '0l-’«r2, '02-'03; Varsity Track Team, '00; Class Nine, '02-’03; Class Track. '02-'03. Clements, Hayden B....................................................................Nashville, Tennessee MUNGER. S. I..................................................................................Dallas, Texas Captain Class Nine. '01-'02. Mot , C. 0....................................................................Lincoln, North Carolina Gymnasium Team, '� ■ -‘01, '0l-'tr ; Scrub lilcvcn, 'ol-'02, ’o3-'o| ; Class Eleven,'01-'02; Class Track Team, 'Mi-'OI. '01-'02; Varsity Track Team, ’0l-’02; Prize in Drawing, 01-'02. Nolen. William I. Fulton, Kentucky Class Eleven,'«•i- Ol ; Captain Class Eleven. '02-'03; Class Nine, 0O-'Ol ; Captain Class Track Team, 'on-'01, ’02-'03. ’0B-'0|; Winner of Sprints, Class I'ield Day, 'Ol ; Secretary of Engi- neering Association, 'o2-'03 ; Scrub Eleven, '00-'01, '02-''03, '03-'« 1 ; Captain Class Track Team, 02-'03. Raymond, W. H.........................................................................Nashville. Tennessee Class Basket Ball Team. '01-'02. Assistant in Chemical Laboratory, '02, '08. 'OI. 66 Roberts, Martin S.. Jr Nashville. Tennessee Warnkk, K. M Nashvilie, Tennessee Xashville, Tennessee White, Kenneth . . Woodcock, Wii.son W Class Nine, '01 -’02. Nashville. Tennessee Sophomore Class Ci.arv, Lawson..............................................................Ik-11 Buckle. Tennessee Manager of Class Athletics. '01-'02 : Class Basket Ball Team, '00-'01, ’0l-'O2; Class Nine, '00-'01, •OI-’OSJ ; Sub on Basket Ball Team. 'CO-'OI ; Varsity Basket Ball Team. 'Ol-’OS. '02-'08; ’03-’O| : Varsity Nine. '00-'01. '01-’02, '0.VOI ; Elected Caj tain of Varsity Nine, '02-'03. Chusk, Gkokge........................................................................Mattoon. Illinois Glee Clnl), ’(� 3-‘lU ; Assistant Instructor in Machine Shop. Connem., Ci.AREXCE 1’...........................................................Nashville, Tennessee Covington, C. L.................................................................Nashville, Tennessee Cooper, Addison.................................................................Nashville, Tennessee Assistant Instructor in Chemical I.alx� ratory. Cui.i.ey, Massknai.............................................................. Jackson, Mississippi Freeland, F. Kugene............................................................Turnersville, Texas Secretary of Kin'iueeriu}' Association, '03-'01. Hoi.t, Cecil R...................................................................Wartrace, Tennessee Winner of Entrance Prize in English au l Mathematics, ’02-'03. Hum., II. II...................................................................Somerville, Tennessee Jenkins, John Miciiaki.........................................................Wetumpka, Alabama Treasurer of Engineering Association, '02-'08. Ki.vck, B. II...............................................................Connellsville, Tennessee Lee, J. W., Jk.....................................................................Duplex, Tennessee Scrub Eleven, '01-’02. '03-'01: Class Eleven. '01-'02. 'flS-.OI: Track Team, ’01-'O2. McMurry, Morton S..................... 57 . . Smyrna, Tennessee Potts, Wii.mkr Hopston Class Eleven. '02-'08. Dallas, Texas Rapscher, George, Jk.................................................................Nashville, Tennessee Glee Club. ’02-' i8. 03-'OI : Treasurer of Glee Club, •(«■’( 1. Rich, Jok 1‘. G.............................................................. Nashville, Tennessee Riddi.K. DeemsS...........................................................................Nashville, Tennessee Scales. Ki.lwortii O......................................................................Nashville, Tennessee Scrub Eleven. ’02-'1)3, 03- 01; Class Eleven, 'OJ-'ftt. Street, Joe K.................................................................Somerville, Tennessee Taylor, Cirrie Finis ..................................................... ... Nashville, Tennessee Weller, William I!..............................................................Anniston, Alabama Glee Club, n. Irregular ami Special Ci.ary, Hen..............................................................Bell Buckle, Tennessee Class Basket Hall Team. '1 7-'9s, 01-'02, ’02-'08: Varsity Basket Ball Team. ,97-,BS, -OI- 02, '02-'08: Class Nine, '07-'08: Class Eleven, '97-'0 ; Captain Class Basket Ball Team. UI- « 2: Cap- tain Varsty Basket Ball Team. 02-‘08: Vice-President of Engineering Association. ’02-'03; Assistant Manager of Base Ball Team, '«12- 08; Manager of Baselwdl Team. '«({-’«'I ; Mem- lier of Board of Directors of Kissam Hall, ’02-'O8, '« 3-'( l; President of Boar� ! of Monitors, 08-’0l : President of Pan Hellenic Council, ’08-’(H. McFarland, J. K................................................................Pilot Point, Texas Sub Varsity Eleven, '09-'0:); Class Eleven, ’Ott-'OO, ’«� � -'« 1 : Varsity Eleven.'(Xb 01 : Track Team. •99- 00. Alexander, Gwynnk Wilson................................................... nn Arbor. Michigan Allen, Horace Leonard, Nashville, Tennessee Baxter, Lewis La Toikhtte, •Phi . . Nashville, Tennessee Benson, William Akchieield................................................. Nashville, Tennessee Bowers, Aaron Thomas........................................ ..................Nashvlile. Tennessee Cakkol, Hdwvrd W'ilson. i' J «.................................................Monticello, Florida •is Chase, Goodwin Dazey, w ............................................Nashville, Tennessee Cocturi K, Reginald Craig, A -.........................................New Orleans. Louisiana Dortch, Thomas Steele, - I -...............................................Scolls. Arkansas Fielder. Clarence H., J A .'..............................................Trenton. Tennessee Focchk, Charles Frederick. - I -'.......................................Knoxville. Tennessee Harvey, Robert Hester....................................................Nashville. Tennessee Hinton, Allen Francis. - ...............................................Nashville, Tennessee Howell. Morton Boyte, J w................................................Nashville, Tennessee Vice-President Freshman Class : Treasurer En ineeriii ; Assoc «tlOll. I lowiNGTOx, James Timothy.............................................Nashville, Tennessee Keeling, Thomas Callender, J «.......................................Nashville. Tennessee Lehr. William Herndon. - .....................................................Waco, Texas Lockhart. James ICugene................................................Nashville. Tennessee Moore. Walter Smith....................................................Nashville, Tennessee Miller. William James, 'AAV............................................Nashville. Tennessee Parrish, William Harman................................................Nashville, Tennessee Peoim.es. Khgar Livingstone, - ........................................Columbia. Tennessee Treasurer Freshman Class. Rankin. Louis Demovili.e...............................................Nashville. Tennessee Ryan, John M.. A 1.....................................................Nashville. Tennessee Sanford. Samuel Richard, Jr. - .............................., . . . . Nashville, Tennessee Shelton, Philip Anderson, - ..........................................Nashville. Tennessee STrimi.EEiELD, David Rankin, Jr., - ..................................Nashville, Tennessee President Freshman Class. I lonor Committee. Turner, Ropery Williamson. Jr., - ....................................Nashville, Tennessee Wallace, Joe Treanor, It h II............................................Memphis, Tennessee Wright, John Leslie.....................................................Columbia. Tennessee � !! 71 Namk Bkkrktt, Rohinson Ira, A.It. DOBIIS, Hoyt McWlloRTKR, AM Pkrry, I .oris Ci.ai'SIKi., A.M Sattkkmii.h. Rout. Samci-i. Tvi.kr, John Paci. WII.I.IAM SON, El.C.IN EUC.KNK. A. It. Gl.AST.OW, ItKNJ. ItASCOM, A. It. Goi.dring, Wm. E.MMANUKI., A.It. Haj.K. Wii.i.kv T . A.M. H awk, John Chism n. A.It. Hutchinson, Forni.v, A.B. Jamhs, John I.kk, A.It. KURN, I’AI'I. ItlvNTI.V, A.It. KIKKI’ATRICK, ClIARI.KS SlI.AS I.amos, Caroi. Vinci nt, A.It. I.iPSCOMit, E. Wadsworth, A.It Mu.i.kk, SAMi'iii. .Marion, A.It. . Morimiis, Wii.i.iam Jamks, A.It. . Prick, Wii.i.iam Francis. A.It. Sandurs, Ri i ih:n Nkwi i.i. . Simpson, Ci.ati� k Mitch ki.i., a.It. TaI.I.V, ClIARI.KS Tll.lHiN, A. It. Thrift, Ciiari.i's T„ A.It. Townsk.NI� , IvSTKI, Ai.kx. A.It. Tctton, Ci.avton Ori.ando, A.M. Tvi.kr, Rarrktt 1‘kkttyman, A.It. Wasson, Ai.ikich W., A.It. Aukrnathy, John Rim.an. I’m.It. It A I.TII IS, JOSKIMI II.. A. It. . . . Barccs, Tiios. Stanford, a.M. ItKKNAKO, Aixii.riirs Arthur, A.It. Camkkon, Ai.i.kn Smith, Pn.lt. Biblical Department Senior ('loss COIXKCK Florida Conference College Sontlicrn I'niversitv . Rutherford............. I'niversity of North Carolina Randolph-Macon .... Wofford . . . Middle Class North Alabama Polytechnic . - Vanderbilt I'niversitv Emory and Henry . Hendrix .... Southwestern I’niversitv Vanderbilt I’niversity . . University of Nashville Central . . University of Mississippi Vanderbilt University Trinity University . . . Southern University Florida Conference .Millsaps . . Sol 11 h western University Randolph-Macon . . . Hendrix . . . Randolph-Macon Randolph-Macon University of Arkansas Junior ('lass . Scarritt-Collegiate Institute Randolph-Macon . . . Southwestern University Centenary Millsaps Adhruss Sutherland. Fla. Florence, Ala. . Ridgeway, W. Va. Mt. Airy’ N. C. Fredericksburg, Va. Piueville. N. C. Pratt City, Ala. Ft. Worth, Texas Mobile. Ala. I.awson. Tenn. Kittle Rock, Ark. Milford, Texas Nashville, Tenn. Clyde, N. C. Palmyra, Mo. Columbia. Miss. Hatcher, Ky. Georgetown, Texas Cordell. Ala. Braden town. Fla. Cameron, Miss, itrookston, Texas Wicomncho, Chu. Va. Itcnton, Ark. Hanover, Va. Fredericksburg, Va. Elm Springs, Ark. Kansas City, Mo. New Market. Md I.orcna, Texas New Il eria, I.a. . Meridian, Miss. Iii the KiirIKIi Theological Course. N.v MR Camkron, Irvin Tcrnhr, A.H. Cox. EaRNKST SlCVHCR, H.S. . Day. Harvkv HruciC, A.H. DliMI'SHV. IvI.am Frankmn, A.H. Doss. Wm. I.afaykTTK. Jk . A.H. El.I.ISON, ROIUCRT Ross. A.M. I'KI.DKR, I.ITIIKK WATSON, A.H. GRKKN, I.KMfKI. HaII.KY, A.M. I Iii.i.sman, Marsh am, I.icon, A.H. Jackson, Gkorc.k Harm s. A.H. Jamks, John Cam.kr, A.H. Khi.i.v, Charm s I'kck, A.H. McAfkk, Jkssk Urhaink McDonai.h, Wm. Marvin, A.H. McKiim.ak. Iih’a Ew.knk. A.I?. Monk, Ai.on .o, Jk.. H.A.. . Noiimtt. Frank Bascom, .H. Princk, Norman Sandkrs. A.H. ♦Sai.Ton, Jamks Carry . . Stkwart, Oscar Wii.i.y Stkwart, Richard Arc.rsrrs, A.H. Trknt, Ray Shicarkk. A.H. W’AITHS, HKNNHTT TaYI.oR. h.s. WKM.S, I-'rank I.wvson Wiiai.inc, IloRACK M., Jr.. A. 15. WII.MS. Paci, U.. A.M. . . . Col.I.KO.I! Vanderbilt University Roane College.......... (V ray son College . . Emory.................. Centenary .... Southern University Millsa] s................... Southern University Raudol] h-Macon . Asbury College ... Southern University . . Emory and Henry Southwestern University North Alabama Conference College Emory............................ Vanderbilt University . . Trinity..................... Wofford Alahaina Polytechnic . Texas State Institute for Blind Fniorv and Henry................. North Alabama College Valparaiso. I ml. . . Randolph-Macon ... Texas State University Kentucky Wesleyan . . Addkkks Ocellus, Tenn. Louisville, Tenn. Farmersvillc, Texas Jackson. Ga. Gueydon, Ixi. Creek Stand, Ala. Felder. Miss. Selma, Ala. Farmville, Va. h'renchburg, Ky. Montgomery, Ala. Blueficld, W. Va. Corsicano. Texas Hcssemer. Ala. Americus, Ga. Atlanta. Ga. Old Fort, N. C. Anderson. S. C. Tuskegee. Ala. Hobart, Ok la. T. Dunlap, Tenn. l'alkville, Ala. Rockford, Ala. Richmond. Va. Huntsville. Texas Atlanta, Texas. Namk Anthony. Wai.thr Hasi.kr. Roy Prkntici: Hu man. Samcki. Hoyi� . Ghorc.k McAnhy C«Rt;.M, Jkssk Ma.wvkm., Jr. Crocch, Larkin Ki.mork Crutciifiki.d. Wm. W. Dicnton, Guy T. Erwin, John T. Evans. Gkokc.k Jamks Gardnkr, Richard N. Theological Candidates A link ess Wrightsvillc, Ga Ixmisville, Ky. Henrietta. Ohio Capital� , N. Mex. Paris, Tenn. 1‘allis, kla. T. Nashville. Tenn. Kolmrds, Kv. Greenville. N. C. Memphis. Tenn. Nashville. Tenn. Namk Grimks. CiiarmvsChanky Hom.anh. Rich ari� M. 1.I.OYI� . ErNKST Mcl,KARIN, I). E. . . Moork, Vatks Ray, John Richard RofMSTONK.WlM.IAM RkaIUORI� . Takk, Tiikoih rk Turnicr Watkrs, John Richard . . Wii.i-ord, Hoonk Lockhart St. Joseph, Mo. Walnut Hill. Ark. I.ouisville, Ky. Pleasant vide,Tenn. Memphis, Tenn. Perry, Okla. T. Norfolk. Va. Hedgesviile, W. Va. Florence, Ala. Scdalia, Kv. 73 In the KnjilUh Theological Course. When Hearts Are True Beneath the glimmering moon we strolled To the bridge o'er the babbling stream. And what could we tell but the story old ? And what was life but a dream? And what sang the burn as it babbling ran ? And what sang the wandering breeze? “ Ye are at the fountain where life began— There are never such days as these.” ” Never such days as these,” it purled. And dashed on its crystal way. ” Love on, fond lovers, ye own the world. But harvest it while ye may: Aye, garner your love in life's sweet June For summer will soon l e past; For the fragrant breeze and yon bright moon But herald the winter’s blast. But spring will reign when hearts are true. Tho’ the wintry world be bare; And love, like the morning, ever new, Will banish corroding care. Then love, fond lovers, the world's your own. And drink life’s cup to the lees. Youth doth sit on a regal throne— There are never such days as these.” 71 Senior Law Class Officers I . T. Bakxktt................... .... Wiu. Stkki.k ... ... V. H. Long......................... I). 1 HkOWDIvK, Jk. ... President . i’iee-President . Sterelary . 'Treasurer Class Roll Barnett, F. T., ' A A.B................... Baugh, J. F. B., A Til ..................... Browder. I). I’.. Jk.. V 4 .... BrugH, E.S..A.B............................. Davis, T. V.. A.B. . ................... Kvans, P. W., B.S.................... Kzzakd, J. T., A.B.......................... Fennell, Joe.......... ..................... Gibson. G. M., A.B.......................... Green. B. I,., A TU......................... Gannaway, H.. A. : . b.A.............. Long, W. B.t A. 2’ V, A.B............... Mann, R. M., A A, B.A....................... Monk, M. S., A :........................... Smith, E. J., A.B........................... Steel. Will, - A K, A.B..................... Sugg. W. D.................................. Tolbert, M. L......... ..................... Tomerun, J. C.. - A ■...................... . Jacksonville. Florida . Pulaski. Tennessee Nashville. Ten nessee . Nashville. Tennessee Brentwood. Tennessee . Mein] his, Tennessee Vickery, Georgia . Cynthinna, Kentucky . Black Rock. Arkansas . Franklin, Tennessee . Nashville, 'Pennessee . Mt. Pleasant, Tennessee Brow nsv ille, Ten nessee . Atlanta. Georgia Nashville, 'Pennessee . Lockcsburg, Arkansas . Adams, Tennessee . Atlanta, Georgia . Nashville, Tennessee 7s Junior Law Cl ass- et ass Officers Frank Kyi.k.................. 'resident Oko. I). J. Ai.i.kx, Jk. . . . Vice-President J. li. si -1904 I . Oaths . . . . 1'ansi i............. Seere ary 'Treasurer Ani rk vs, O. S., II.A. Ai.bkrtson, Van Ai.ucn, David J.. Jk. Baskhkvim.k. M. A. Bi.axdsitkM). M. V Brandon, Oho. C. . . Brown, J. H., B.A., II k Cami'BKU.. S. J Ci.aiiiornk, I). W., Jk Cross, A. II., S K . . . Dan I HI.. Tuos. W. . Davis, Khnnhtii !•'. Oaths, Oi:o. r OODBKY, R. v Orihhitii, A. J. Ol MM. c. C.. M.A., S N Hammons, I,. S Hardawav, B. lf khhnk. v. ;.. b.a. Kvi.it, Frank, K I M RSII M.I., J. C Noi.an. Ci.add M.. a T li Spain, Chas. W., r u Sprackns, V. II STOKKS, Oho. A. STOKHS, Jordan. Jk.. K + STKAVHK, II. B., B.A. TaNSII.. J. It., B.A., 'I' II K, A T 1 . Tdrnkk, !•:. I-‘ . . Wll.l.lAMS, Cl.ARK, M.A.. ' T Wisdom, B. II Nashville, Tenii. Slick ford, Ky. Rosedale, Miss. Nashville. Tenn. Waterbury, Conn. Nashville, Tenn. Columbia, Tenn. . Nashville, Tenn. Hot Springs, Ark. Barfield, Ark. Drakes Branch, Va. . Bowling C.reen. Mo. Jacksonville, h’la. Nashville, Tenn. Nashville, Tenn. Shawcll, Md. Whiteville. Tenn. 1'nitcd States Armv. Btirksville. Ky. Celina, Tenn. . Ouanah, Texas. Jacksonville, Kin. Waterbury, Conn. Powers. Ky. Waterbury. Conn. Nashville, Tenn. Nashville. Tenn. Dresden, Tenn. Nashville. Tenn. Cherokee, Ala. hurray, Texas. Epilogue (With u|x logivs to Mr. Robert Browning.) At the midnight, in the silence of the sleep-time. When your soul should Ik.- at rest, Does it wander where, enthroned before his pupils, Sitteth Collins, awful mysteries expounding. Worlds unguessed ? “Oh. to study Noah K.. yet so mistake him,” Mutters Collins in his Ix-ard ; '■ Can the fools no difference make ‘twixt mind and brain pan ? They who have no souls, do they presume to question The All-revered ? •• One who never missed a chance to fall in eiror. Never doubted he knew all ; Never dreamed of things in heaven or earth above him : Held we live and move and breathe to study Logic Since the 1'all! “ No, at noon tide, in the anguish of the class-room. Greet the prophet with a jeer 1 bid him down to Pluto’s shades and Aristotle : “ Strive and thrive. cry: speed, haste on ! Par lx-tter There than here ” S3 S' Medical Department First Year Nam � :. Static X. M IS. Stati; AlIKRNATIIY, Ai.kkko Shiki.os . Tennessee Da KB, Wai.tkr Marshau.. Jk Tennessee Ai.Tiiaiskk, Jamks Auk a m Garitki.d Tennessee Dannki.. Jamks Thomas Tennessee Bai.i.antink, Hknry Thomas . Kentucky C.II.I.IS. ANC.CS McI.kan. Florida Hark, Ilrc.ii Tennessee Grizzard, Hinton Kari. . Tennessee Barti.ktt, R. IS.. Jr Tennessee Harris, Hknky Dcnaway Tennessee Baxtkr. Orvii.i.k Ivdmond Tennessee Hays, Wiu.iam Witiikrsi-oon Tennessee Bkasi.KV, Tom Maxkv Tennessee HoI.I.AIIACC.II, Cl.KVKI.ANI Been AN AN Arkansas Bi.uk, J. � . Tennessee Ilni.MKS. John I.kaknko Tennessee Bkkwkk. Wai.I’oi.H C. . Georgia Jamks. Francis Taki.ton Alabama Bryan, Ovai. NKI.SoN Tennessee l.ACKKV. Jok Basc Tennessee Bryant, Ai.kxanokr Johnson Tennessee I.KK, SKYMOt’R BKAU. I.ouisiana Cai.wav, Wiu.iam I.awkknck Arkansas I.kstkr, Bki.koki Smith Kentucky Chadwick. Wiu.iam Kwin Tennessee Matiikws, Richard I.konakd Tennessee Ci.ark, ('.u.itKRT Whir . Mississippi Mkaciiam. Martin Tennessee CoOPKR. Nlltlt I AKI. Tennessee Mkndkniiai.i.. Scott Ohio STi Namk. Meux. George Whitkfiei.d Mii.i.kr, Harkv I) Moss, John T. McKnight, Chester Howaki McRke, Wii.i. Cami-bki.i. FaTTKRSON. llARl. ANDREW Fkebi.es. Robert Ivmorv Pickens. I v11� Richard FRKSTON, WlI.I.IAM FRANK Ragan, Ashi.and McAieK Randai.e. H. K Reed. John Fat Akehurst, Rov I., Hi1.1,Inc.ton, Rov Wai.i.ack Camubki.i.. Marvin Bishor Co� � . Robkrt I.vncii FraTKR. Joskph John Gray, Artiicr IIarvii.i.i Hargis. Howard I.kwis Harwood. Thomas Kvekktt, Jr. HUGHES, Mii.ks Fri ston I.ARGUN, DOCGI.AS I.ke. Robkrt Duke I.ITTI.H, Rol.I.A FRNKSr Matthkws, Ki wari Carter Merritt, Wai.tkk McDonai.d Nash, Ai.bkrt Warm Moi.kn. Bkvkri.v T h N Bi.ack, Forkst Ai.vin BUNDY, ORVII.I.K TaYI.OR Cate. Ci.ikton Ci.ari.no; Coegin. Mkkciiant Wii.i.iam Col.I.ins, Franki.in lvDWIN Couch, Kzekiei. Harvkv Dani.ky, Jamks Wai.ter First Year — Continued Statu. Nami:. Static. Tennessee S wim.in. Ei.iga Green. Jr Georgia Tennessee Saunders. Wii.i.iam Gii.ciirist Tennessee Tennessee SlNGI.ETON. FoOTE RlYKRS Mississippi Arkansas Sit.i.iyan. Harry Ingalls . Tennessee Tennessee TaRIM.KY. JOSKI'H r'ussell Tennessee Ohio Tompkins. Charles Richard Tennessee Alabama Tomi.inson. Hknry Gibson . Tennessee Tennessee Travis. Wai.tkr T Kentucky Tennessee Tucker, Ci.audk Kentucky Mississippi Wheeler. Nicholas Aron Alabama Connecticut Wii.i.i a ms. Ci.ydi: Oscar Alah.ima Wii.i.i ms, Humphrey Baths So. Carolina Second Year Maryland Powers, Vernon Blanks . Texas Tennessee Respess. Herbert Georgia Tennessee Richards, Wii.i.i m Daniki. Tennessee Kentucky Roach, Hari.ky 1 Texas Tennessee Roiikrson. Horace Maxkv Tennessee Te nessee Russei.i.. Fait, Herrikord Tennessee Tennessee Sexton. I.kwis i.bkrt Tennessee Tennessee Simmons, Robert Oi.en Georgia Alabama Smith, Morgan I.ouisiana Texas Travis, Hartman Forter Tennessee Georgia Troi tt, James Monroe. Jr. Tennessee Illinois Turner. Ci.arknck Baker Ag.ni.w Tennessee Tennessee Watson. 1;ked Cecii, Tennessee Mississippi Winchester. James McNeii.i. Missoni i Texas Yount, John Henr Missoni i Tennessee Third Year Kentucky IMiWiTT. Fait. Tennessee Texas Higgs, Graham Wai.i. Mississippi Texas Evans. Chari.es Howard Tennsssec Texas Evans, George Moore Texas Mississippi GrISWoI.D, JOKI. CLIFFORD Alabama Alabama Grizzakd, Robert Wii.i.iam. Jr. Tennessee Tennessee GutiiriK. H.mmktt Marvin Alabama sc, N.vmi :. Third Year—Continued Nam r. llAl.I.UV, Al.HUKT RoHURTS 1 lOl'STON, ANORUW l.ANNII’S llmvai,, John Hi.ancii Ivv, Prank Prick. . Kay, John II Kikk. Ei.i.iott V I.AWKUNCU, WlI.MAM ItUNjAMIN Mi m.i.. Skwki.i. . . Morris, I. J.............. McCrary, Wii.i.iam Murcuk M XCDONNHI.I., Wm. Wll.I.I.XMS McIi.vxin, I im:ak Stani.icy Ovrrton,John Puarson. Wm. Richmond Ahhrnatiiy, Hurry Chatman Ai.hric.iit, Raytkr Ai.soiirook. John Wai.tkr Hari.ow, Martin Johnson Bauman, John Wii.i.iam . . Buasi.hy, Mosks Andkuxv Cartkntkr, I’orust I.ai-on Cooimcr. Arthur Purihnand Crawkirh, John Kurr Daiinuy. Ai.iiiikt Smith . . DkC.rai i i nriki), T. Si:ay Kvh, Duncan, Jr.............. Parrinc.ton, Wii.i.iam Pkunticu Pui.duk. John Dawson Pori� , John Pranki.in, Jr. (iKAINC.HR, CiUSTAYUS AOOI.I'IICS ('.kay. Connor Kasi.uy Jktuk. J. Edgar............ Tennessee Alabama Mississippi Mississippi Texas Illinois Mississippi Texas Texas Tennessee Tennessee Kentucky Tennessee Tennessee PliRRV, Al.UXANDUK. Jr Piiii.i.its, Thomas IIknky Rhii� , Whic.iitman Tii.i.otson R � HMHR, pRUDURICK JOHNATHAN Sc A I.US, Samuui, Wuhii SlIUl.l., I.oYICK PlURCU Stoni:. o.ui.usk Ci.you Tumi-i.in, Oscar Kusxvoktii Tkrky. Rohhrt Dukoy Townsu.no, Ivi.ton Martin Wki.ch, Syi.yustur H. . Wl ST. J.X.MUS WlllTAKI.k WOODS, (•HOKU.U IvOUNS Fourth . Tennessee Tennessee Alabama Arkansas Tennessee Tennessee Kentucky Tennessee Tennessee Kentucky Alabama . Tennessee Texas ( klalioma Tennessee . Tennessee . Tennessee Year I.awi.uk, John M xktin I,iimoiNic. Jui.ks Downin ; MacKun iic. Ch.aki.ics 1'isk Micoi.ino, Wii.i.iam Dindsax . . Moori , John Whitu NoKTIICUT. IvfU.UNI l-HON Ooom, Wii.i.iam Howaro 1 oi.k. Wii.i. Thomas . RKYNOI.OS, Wll.TON HyuRKTTK Rowan, Samuui, I.amb Suars. Car i. M SlNOl.l.TARY. WI NS I ON BURNHTTU. Strock, Chari.us Stkwart Tuachout, Stani.uy Ross Towns. Siiukkott Ross Wll.I.IAMSON. OUORC.U I,ICON WII.I.I AMSON, JoiI N SlIUl.UK Wkic.ht, John I.uonako Fast Danihus, Jam us Aooison Tennessee Duckworth. Dr. C.uii.ioro Marvin Tennessee li .UM., Dr. Ahui. Ta .whi.i.....Texas GruUK, Dr. RoHUKT I.UK . . Tennessee Graduate McMackin, Dr. J. It. McWii.i.iams. Dr. Jacob Marvin Rogurs, Dr. Taynkr statb. Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Texas Mississippi Alabama Mississippi Imliau Ter. Texas Man land Alabama Tennessee Tennessee I.ouisiana . Tennessee Tennessee . Tennessee . Tennessee Tennessee . Kentucky Tennessee Mississippi I.ouisian.i . Alabama Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee . Alabama Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee H7 Freshman—to a Dime () thou delightful coin ! The last of those Which erstwhile filler! my leathern pocket hook. And filled my heart with praise ami gratitude With sympathy I greet thy loneliness : My heart cries out with thee, upon the hast Desertion of thy comrades in our need. Thou bear’st upon thy shining face the stamp )f Uncle Sam. Mis vessels sweep the seas. His commerce ventures to the farthest jsirts. His might is known and feared hy all. and yet. Should 1 presume upon his mighty wealth. And turn thee lutck into his hands and say. “ Thv emblem sir. lndtold, and donate now I'ntDiny ready hand, I would receive But ten Cold worthless coppers, base and red. Ami yet thou hast within thyself liouud tip My making or undoing quite. Dear dime, Much as I'd like to drink thy worth in beer At Pete's or Merry I.ui’s. well I know Those brimming steins would drown my hoj c. Avaunt. Thou siren visions of the (lowing howl. And come, my dime:—with thee fast clasped in hand I’ll reach the city on the trolley car. And safely there will hie me to the joint. Where dwells mine oilier Uncle Sam. 1’roverI faithless to his trust, but oh, liehold ' Mine Uncle Shyer l eckousfrom afar And promises me welcome, ay, and coin Until my heajierl up purse shall overflow And hurst for very joy. My overcoat Will serve me as a collateral, but thou ' What tortures of the dusty toad, what pangs Of weariness thv magic obviates! Farewell, farewell, and may my blessing rest In choicest fulness on the man or men Who first invented dimes. ■SS Department of Pharmacy Senior ('lass — 1904 Officers RhivA, J a mi;s Long........................................President I’HYTON, Bi kt F............................................Vice-President Bankston, Lkigiiton Alton...................................Secretary SmisiIK, Roijkrt Wai.i.ach..................................Treasurer Yki,i„ Warrkn Stack is.................................. Historian ! l Avitus, Ai.iii'.kT John . Bankston, Brighton Alton Bkxkdict, Andrkw B. Burnktt, Obadiaii Stkwakt Colgin, Irwin Khwaki� Ivkv, John H artwki.i. Kawasaki. Cmkago I.hkcii, William Jacob Mkvkr. Pkrcv B. Patton, William F. Pavton. Burt F. Riika, Jamks I.ONG Sandkrs, Danihi. S. Short, Howard Rkvnoi.ds Smiskr, Robkrt Wallack Smith, Jay Fisk . . Woodward, Ri:rry Franklin Ykll. Warrkn Stauri s Class Roll Hannibal ISchool Mississippi College Nashville High School Winthrop High School Waco High School Newton High School Tokio College of Pharmacy Montgomery Bell Academy University of Arkansas University School Rockwall College Missouri Valley College Brandon Training School Alxrnathy College The Mooney School Bethel College Montgomery Bell Academy Brandon Training School Hannilsd, Missouri Winona. Mississippi Nashville, Tennessee Nashville, Tennessee Waco. Texas Newton, Mississippi Kyoto. Ja| au Nashville. Tennessee Pine Bluff. Arkansas Nashville, Tennessee Rockwall, Tennessee McKinney, Texas Smyrna. Tennessee Pulaski, Tennessee Cullcoka, Tennessee Texarkana, Arkansas Nashville. Tennessee Wartrace. Tennessee Itt Department of Pharmacy Junior Class Officers L. W. Hobbitt............ 1� . I). V 11KTSTON K.... (� . M. Hakkktt........... J. C. Wark............... 06 President I ice-President Seerelary 'Treasurer BaRRI'.TT. AKR ARI� MoNTJA V HKASI.KV, Cl.Al'DK ItooTH KollllITT, I.AWSON WII.1.1 AM Brciu. Hhnkv AccrsT Haryik, Kov 1«. . IlYDK. WAI.THR IIoKTon King, Cii ari. ik Oroway King, Hanskri� Kocii, Wii.i.iam Tiikoikiri: I.anhkns, John Hoonk McCori� . EmviN Brown Mc Ricynoi.hs, Hit.ii Coi.kman Mkrrin, Frank Riti.nni� Nasii Wii.i.iam ArorsTt s Ri’.Ki , Oti;v M vksiiai.i. 1’iiii.i.ips, Wai.tkr Kmmitt Richardson. Howard Ai.SKON Thompson. Roiikrt Lctiikr 1'SIIKR, I-‘RKI Rll.KV Vinus. Wii.i.iam Hascom Wark, Jamks Ci.akknck Watkins. IIicnry 1’n.ii WllKTSTONH, I'l TMAN DaROKN Wii.i.is, Wii.i.iam Smith Wini� , Bkrnari� Kmii.k Class Roll l'niversity of Mississippi Aspin Hill Public School University of Arkansas West Nashville High School Bingham's School Itowcn School Hr. iihain Hughes' School University of Tennessee Agricultural and Mechanical of Texas Peoples vN Morgan's School Battle ('.round Academy Nampa Idaho) High School Branham S: Hughes' Sc1icm 1 Jonesls.ro Training School Haymr-Mcl.ean School Jasper District High School Brownsville Public School Millsaps College Sumiuertowii Seminary North Alabama Conference College Harpcrville College Bowen School Jefferson Military College (Huntersville High ScIkh.I Huntsville High School (Hreenwood. Mississippi Aspin Hill. Tennessee Beebe, Arkansas West Nashville, Tennessee Clarksville. Tennessee Nashville. Tennessee Bryson, Tennessee Bryson, Tennessee Sequin, Texas Bellsville, Tennessee I.ewi-.burg, Tennessee Chattanooga. Tennessee Nesbitt. Mississippi Jonesboro, Arkansas I.cwishing, Tennessee h'ayetle, Alabama Brownsville, Tennessee ('.range, Mississippi Crest view, Tennessee Bessemer, Alalstmu Forest, Mississippi Nashville, Tennessee Woodville, Mississippi Huntersville, Alabama Huntsville, Ala 1 1 Department of Dentistry Senior Class Na mi: Statii Namic Statk BaI.I.KNGKK, Cl'KTIS Mi kkay . . Texas HUCoTi;, Cl.ll ToN C� I'STAVM . . . I niisiana BliKWICK, Kihvakd Ckosi.and Louisiana Hl.I.lNGTON, Hi. .A OKAN . . . . Texas Bi.oxam, Wiu.iam I.irCKUi Alabama FkkI'Man, Rkuikn Ai.hkkt Kentucky Boi.ding, Wiu.iam Fatti-kson Alabama GlIOl.SON, Mll.TON G . . . Tennessee Bond, Thomas Wiu.iam . Tennessee Hkvman. Gkorgk Hkksciiki. Tennessee Cathon. llARI.liV Florida Hookhk, Wiu.iam John Indiana Ckigi.kk, Ai.hkkt Svdnhy Mississippi Hovii, Richard Fhari. Missouri Curry, Rohkrt Wiu.iam . . Florida IIowskk, Hugh C. . . Tennessee 07 Senior Class N. mi: Static 11 ri� SON, Thomas M. Tennessee Johnston. Wii.i.iam I'ortkr . Tennessee Kim;. Daniki. I.kwis Tennessee I.onc, Khwaki� Marion . Tennessee Mii.i.kr, Akciiiiiai.h Wai.i.ack Mississippi Northckoss, SHWIil.1. llol.T Tennessee O'Hannon. Bkii.n Horn Tennessee 1 11'1 1 N. Wll.I.II I.KH Alaliama Kodkrts, Ahnkr Waiik . . Tennessee K m;krs. Rov I.ii.i.ion Tennessee Si.grI.st. Daviii Al I.UN Texas Junior Adams. Sphnci.k Marks Alalmma Austin, John I.utiikk Alaliama Haukr, John Gkorgk Illinois Bkavkks. Wii.i.iam 1‘kanki.in Alaliama Bryant, Wii.i.iam Scott Tennessee Carnki.i., Mii.ton Ci.vhk Tennessee Cartkk. Avingkr Hkcton Texas I'kagin. Ci.iifokh H. Alaliama I'oRHSTKR, Al.l kl li MAI.COI.M Tennessee HOI.COM� . Cl.VHK I.AI'AYKTTF. Mis-issippi Johnson. Bkn Howard Tennessee I.awson, Arch Alaliama I.ovk. Ciiari.ks Thomas Tennessee MaCI.IN, Kolll'.RT Spknckr Tennessee Mathhws. Jamks Wii.i.iam Tennessee ('.ontirmai Sami: Sill l-HI KH. HaSSKI.I. Nil -.IA- SI M MS, Thomas !•'. . . ... Stkri.ing, Ciiari.ks Com miii-s Stkkmii kgkk, Wii.uk G. Townsknd. I .it i i i:k N'kwton TROWIIRIDGK, 1‘AfI. WlRK I'l-CIICRCII, C.M.VIN Kl'GAK Varnaimi, Major Brooks Wai.i.ack. Ciiari.ks Bknjamin Warrini.k. Richako Bascom Wrkn, I'i.oyo Carr Class McCormick. Josicru I'r nki.in McNi n., Kvanokk Washington Mi.i.viv, Ai.kxanhkr Mi.kkii.i.. Wii.i.iam C.aknktt Mii.i.kk, Jamks I.kwis . . . Morrow, Thomas CJkorc.k . . Ml-RI'IIY, ROBKRT I MMKTT O'Nkai. Oi.ivkr John OSlioRNK. Frank Stonk OVKRSTRHHT. WaVNK 1 01.K, I.Ol'IS ... I’RICSSI.V, I’aci. Ayrks . . Rkynoi.ds. Bi.akk owhniiv SCOTT. J.XMKS Mll.TON SlIKl.TON. BALDWIN Static Tennessee California Texas Tennessee Mississippi Louisiana Alaliama Mississippi Texas Mississippi Louisiana Mississippi Alabama Tennessee Tennessee Texas Alabama Alaliama Tennessee Tennessee Kentucky Texas South Carolina North Carolina Tennessee Mississippi Junior Class Continued Na.mi: Snow, KoishkT Carl 'IVkxipskkd, Wai.thk I'hi.ix Vatchan, Jamks Shari Wai.khr. Wii.i.iam Kirki.ani� . Wai.i.acu. M. Bkauky Brock. Orrki.i. Orlando liRinvDKR, RoitiiuT Marvin Hl'KKS, KgRKRT Kl'STACK Cl.Ofl). IvDMONl) VOUNC. Ivuikick, Otto Anthony Post 1:r, Thomas Pri-ssi.ky Hi-:ni i:kson. Jamics Monkoi; . Hctciiinson, Wai.tkk Oi-oroi. I.oi ToN, William Bcrton Stati: Tennessee Alabama Tennessee South Carolina Texas Wilson, Jussik I.kk Workman, Sai l O. Wric.iit, Akti.k It. Vot NO, Chari.ks Hknry . Vo«tno, John William STATK Arkansas Tennessee Tennessee South Carolina Tennessee Freshman ('lass . Mississippi MoROAN, Otto NlCVKi................ Texas . Tennessee XlVKN, RoiiUKT B.L'RNKS Mississippi .Mississippi Orv, Oscar JOSHPit.................. . Louisiana .Arkansas P.M.MUR, MosivS I,Kit............... . .Texas . Tennessee I’RicilAri , JosKPH OniSON Mississippi Mississippi KrsniNO, IlKNKV Clinton Arkansas . Arkansas Sciiaki'KR, Palm............ . . Mississippi Tennessee WlllTl-llCRST, PRI-OICRICK William Tennessee .Alabama WINDHAM, JOHN liKNRV . ... Texas !« I KI'SII.MAN NIOIIT 100 At Kissam One October Night The Autumn moon shone cohl and bright Upon the truly baleful sight Of Sophomores moving stealthily. And on with slow and measured tread As hosts that march behind the dead They come to rob the virgin bed Of Freshmen sleeping peacefully. Hut hark ! Alas they slumber sweet In innocence but none too deep They hear the tramp of many feet Ami rise to battle fearfully. Full short their strife and all in vain The hosts of evil win again And handcuffed now, amid clanking chain Some fifty youths move tearfully. Now shake their forms with sol deep riven As to the barber’s they are driven Nor aught avails their prayer to heaven In this most «lire necessity. The Sophs with bitter hate long lx rn (live order that these hea«ls In- shorn Till now no golden looks adorn The brow of ■'rrsh humanity. The evil work is not yet «lone The Sophs declare tomorrow's sun Shall see those Freshmen every one Made clean of all their verdancy. Henenth the pump of honored use They per] etratc this vile abuse And cruelly without excuse Upon such helpless innocence. Hut yet a far more piteous sight Is seen in that unfriendly light Those tender voting things in the night Suffering wild barbarity. ’Tween gauntlet rows in fierce array Of (Kiddles, lifted for the frav They yet must take their woful way To reach a sweet security. The blows fall thick and cruel fast Hut all have run their race at last Now shorn anil bruised bv dangers (Kissed They seek their rooms in misery. And wait the morn with bitter soul When Chapel's solemn mournful toll Shall call them to the glances cohl Of gazing femininity. Hut all things end. Oh, Freshmen brave Though baby locks have ceased to wave You’ll sometime lx- a Sophomore knave For watered youth grows rapidly. 101 The Student's Friend Conducted by Edward Bokbchr i Kach student is encouraged to t ike the s um- jk tsoii.i1 interest in this department that he (or she) would give to a teacher's advice or i« the Dean’s remarks in chapel. All questions not of an impertinent and nndnly inquisitive nature will Ik- cheerfully answered. We can not however recommend what church yon shall attend, what fiat yon shall join, nor what breakfast food will liest enable yon to master the intricacies of jtohui .id light or to make the high jump over the deductive logic hurdles. n question suspected of In iug a joke will n t he answered. Therefore do not ask us to cash checks or to negotiate loans. li. It.] 1. Who is the richest meml� er of the Vanderbilt family? Sestertius. It is not definitely known. Most financiers however would pick these three as having the largest share of the swag : Wils Williams. M K. 1 lolderness ami W. k. Vanderbilt. 2. Did the Chancellor “ see Rome and die ?—Freshman. No. He made Rome howl. If you had read the newspapers and attended chaj el as you should you would have known that the shining head of the university was fully alive. His activity was remarked by several Freshmen shortly after intermediates. 3. Where can I find the best account of Job and his works?—Candidate. In the Bible—Chancellor James version. 4. Who hit I.ooney?—Sport. Von might as well ask the location of the lost tril es of Israel. We have always susjieeted Cap Alley, but it is likely that your question will never be answered. All that is known with certainty is that it was an awful punch. The matter is treated at length in Denny on the Cross Kxamination of Beef Davis and Rougher , chapters 2-3 inclusive. 5. Will you kindly spare enough of your valuable space to tell me how to remove giggles and ingrowing teeth. By so doing you will confer a loirly favor on a little girl who is trying to get an education under great difficulties. Marguerite Biggums. We are neither a masseur nor a magician. Consult Dr. C.ussie Dyer or any reliable beauty specialist. Von might try Daniel's solfo voce treatment on exhibition in the physical laboratory. 102 6. Can you give me any information as to the whereabouts of Wils Williams?—Bankrupt. When last heard from he and Andy Carnegie were engaged in throwing rocks at the world. Old Skiho's pile is said to Ik- the larger but we doubt it. Wils was bursar a long time. 7. Where is CumlK-rland Cniversity? Rooter. For the present it is at Lebanon. Last year it was located at Mooney’s. S. 1 Mease give earnest students a hint or two on preparing a lesson in logic. Barbara. Make yourself thoroughly familiar with the biography of Noah K. Davis and with the daily whim of his great Apostle. 9. Would you advise a young lady student to accept invitations to attend the theatre? Newcomer. If your invitation is from a female student we should say no. for under those circumstances you would probably have to pay your own way. From male students well wait until you get the invitation and then write me by special delivery, as we do not care to discuss questions that are as yet entirely problematical. 10. Who is the Czar of all the Rushers? Cnder the rules of war we are not allowed to sjK-ak his name. He may be seen, however, three times a day by looking through the bars of his dining room in the southwest corner of Wesley Hall, 'l'lie heir is not apparent. Count von Kij ski and Count von FreddymooreolY, it is believed are planning a coup by which they hope to seize the reins and dwell forever in the hearts of the ladies of the campus. 11. Will you please publish the exact words of the author who said something about making two blades of grass grow where one grew before.—Poeta. You are somewhat mixed. Kvidently you are thinking of the following from the works of a distinguished traveler : “And lo I have journeyed through the lands of the earth and over the waters of the sea. and I have tarried in the Fast and have ascended the Nile even unto the sands of the desert and nowhere did 1 find the wisdom of Solomon. Verily Solomon, son of Tay- lor. did lay his hand ujK� n my head and did pour oil upon my crown and did make one hair to grow where two grew before.” ( The Chronicles of Kirkland.) 12. Can you tell how old is Ann?—W. J. Y. Yes and no. 103 13- Where can I learn something about blooded dogs?—Dynamo D. IlerlHMt Cushing Tolman can give you some {winters. 14. What in your opinion are the most urgent needs of Vanderbilt I'nivi coming year?—Board of Trustys. Currency, checks and coin : more fodder and I letter stalls in Wesley Hall: a co-eds; new joke books for Jeems Henr Stevenson and Happy Chir{)er Tolman; limited use of ginger in the next Cumberland game ; a second installment of victor nee ; and a complete census of the Jones family. lot •rsity for the new deal of free and un- y over Sewa I or, I VYU V£ Ov AS .V v tae V i '- ■' ir KV 'S }f£ «W$h., VJ L Z Y o 6-ue iV, .jL XYe.' Vf xe.? , i -notv sWv ;. Uk'W A 5 V ‘ $ ' . I or. s $ s e v | g -, X w S a -: 'WoWxw X £ £ 2 S(QY M WvWv. V Y o VQtV €- Ja.1fV7; -xxv We ° Q v.b 5UAv£- t cJYs.vyyvc jB'KtW 2a e. u e,aviv vey V m e. . a V VS ,7 p G yttfejS, ' HIT yyy •; , Z Jr ' 5 % VoU frij • lus Ilo YAH 1IX VA'IMU 111 1 HO VH.I'IV HHSSHN'NHA Phi Delta Theta Founded at Miami University. Oxford, Ohio, December 2t . ISIS. Iucor|M rntcd under the Laws of the State of Ohio, March 12. 1SSI. Coi.oks- White ami light blue. National Convkntion, Atlanta, ('.a.. Xovkmiikr 24-2S. HttU. College Chapters Alpha Province yt'KHKC Ai.pha Met ill University, Montreal, Canada. Maink Au ita Colby College. Waterville. Me. Nltw HaMI'SIIIKI Alpha Dartinonih College. Hanover, N. II. Ykkmoxt Alpha—University of Vermont. Burlington, Vt. MaSSac11ISKTTS Alpha Williams College, Williahistown, Mass. Massacih'SKTTs Bkta Amherst College. Amherst, Mass. KliOlHv 1 SI.AND Ai.mI Brown University. Brovidence. K. I. Xkw York Ai.piia -Cornell University. Ithica, N. Y. Xkw York Bkta—Union University, Schenectady, X Y. Nkw York Dki.Ta Columbia University, New York. N. Y. Xkw York Ivpsii.on Syracuse University. Syracuse. X. Y. Bknnsyi.vania Ai.pha—I .a I'ayettc College. Ivaston, l a. Bi nn.syi.va.ma Bkta—Pennsylvania College, Gettysburg, Ba. Bknnsyi.vania Gamma Washington and Jefferson College. Washington. Ba. Bhnnsvi.vania Dki.Ta Alleghany College, Meadville, Ba. Bknnsyi.vania Ivpsii.on—Dickinson College. Carlisle. Ba. Bknnsyi.vania Zkta University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Ba. Bknnsyi.vania IvTa I,-high University, South Bethlehem,Ba. Beta Province Vlkr.lMA Bkta University of Virginia, Cliarlottsville, Ya. Virginia Gamma Randolph-Macon College, Ashland, Ya. Virginia Zkta Washington and Lee University, Lexington. Ya. North Carolina Bkta- University of North Carolina. Cha|iel Hill, X C. Kuntuckv Ai.pha Dki.Ta Central University, Danville, Ky. Kknti'Cky Ivpsii.on—Kentucky State College, Lexington. Ky.. Tknn'KSSKK Ai.pha Yauderbilt University, Nashville, Tenn. Tknnksskk Bkta University of the South, Sew.mee. Tenn. I Bt (iamma Province Gkorgia Ai.imia—University of Georgia, Athens, ('.a. Gkoku.ia Bkta Kmory College, Oxford. Ga. Gkoku.ia Gamma Mercer University, Macon. Ga. Gkokcia I ki.Ta—Georgia School of Technology, Atlanta. Ga. Ai.aiiama A i.i'll a - Cniversity of Alalxuna, Tuscaloosa, Ala. A l. a hama Bkta -Alabama 1'olyteclinic Institute, Aubutn. Ala. Della Province Ohio Ai.piia—Miatna rniversity. Oxford. Ohio. Ohio Bkta- Ohio Wesleyan University, Delaware, Ohio. Ohio Gamma—Ohio University, Athens. Ohio. Ohio Zkta Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio. Ohio FTa- Case School of Ap] lie l Science. Cleveland, Ohio. Ohio Tiikta—University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati. Ohio. Michk.an Ai.imia University of Michigan, Ann Arl«or, Mich. P.psiloti Province Indiana Ai.iiia- Indiana University. Bloomington, I ml Indiana Bkta—Wabash College, Crawfordsville. I ml. Indiana Gamma—Butler College, University of Indiaua|K lis, Irvington, Ind. Indiana Dui.Ta Franklin College, Franklin, Ind. Indiana Kpsii.on Hanover College, Hanover, Ind. Indiana ZKTA De l’auw University, Greencastle, Ind. Indiana Tiikta— Purdue University, West LaF.ivette, Ind. Zeta Province Ii.i.inois Ai.i’Ha Northwestern University, Kvanston, 111. Ii.i.i.nois Bi:r. University of Chicago, Chicago, III. Ii.i.inois Dki.ta—Knox College,Galesburg. 111. II.I.INOIS Zkta bombard University. Galesburg, 111. Ii.i.inois KTa University of Illinois, Chamjuigu. III. Wisconsin Ai.imia -University of Wisconsin, Madison, Wis. MinnksoTa Ai.imia University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minn. Coi.ok a do Ai.imia University of Colorado. Boodler, Colo. Iowa Ai.imia—Iowa Wesleyan University, Mt. Pleasant, Iowa. Iowa Bkta University of Iowa, Iowa City, Iowa. Missouri Ai.imia—University of Missouri, Columbia, Mo. Missouri Bkta - Westminister College, Fulton, Mo. Missouri Gamma Washington University, St. Louis, Mo. Kansas Ai.imia—University of Kansas, Lawrence, Kan. NKHRaska Ai.imia University of Nebraska, Lincoln. Neb. Ill F.ta Province MississinM Ai.piia University of Mississippi, University, Miss. Louisiana Alpha—Tulaue University, New Orleans, I.a. Ticxas liiiTA—I'nivcrsitv of Texas. Austin. Texas. Ti: as Gamma Southwestern I'niversity, Georgetown, Texas Theta Province. Cautornia Alpha—I'niversity of California, llcrkly. Cal. California ltKTA— I .eland Stanford. Jr., I'niversity. Stanford I'niversity, Cal. Washington i.imi I’niversity of Washington, Seattle, Wash. Alumni Clubs Annual Alumni Day March 15 Selma, Ala. Birmingham, Ala. Los Angeles, Cal. Atlanta, C� a. Salt Lake City, Utah. Spokane, Wash. Milwaukee, Wis. Chicago, 111. Detroit, Mich. Schenectady, N. V. Wonea. Pa. New York. N. Y. Philadelphia, Pa. Minneapolis. Pa. Harvard University. Providence, R. I. Athens, Ohio. Cleveland,Ohio. Crawfordsville, lud. Mobile, Ala. Denver, Colo. Macon, Gn. Washington, D. C. Nashville. Tenn. St. Louis, Mo. La Crosse, Wis. Hamilton, hio. San Francisco, Cal. Montgomery, Ala. Bloomington, 111. Syracuse, N. Y. Boston, Mass. Richmond. Ya. Peoria, 111. Omaha, Neb. Menaska, Wis. Columbus, (la. Louisville. Ky. Kansas City. Mo. Austin. Texas. Seattle, Wash. Galesburg. 111. Franklin, Ind. Akron, Ohio. Columbia, Ohio. Oklahoma City, O. T. Indianapolis, Ind. New (Means, La. Meridian, Miss. Pittsburg, Pa. St. Paul. Minn. Cincinnati, Ohio. Toledo. Ohio. Baltimore. Md. Tennessee Alpha of Phi Delta Theta K ta1 lishc l January 30, IsTO Lytton Taylor. ’76 J. '1'. Bknson, ‘79 I. . R. Camphkll, ’So J. R. Wkst, ’So W. 15. I’almkr. ’So R F. Jackson, '81 I� . I). MADDIN, 'S| V. H. Goodrastirk. 'si W. R. Manikk, ’Si A. 1C. I loWKI.I., ’82 1C. R. FRICK, ’S2 C. T. C01.K. '83 Firman Smith, ’83 J. M. Zaricor, 'S3 Cl.AI'DK WaI.I.KR, ’84 T. C. Hindman, 'S4 S. S. Crockktt. ’85 A. M. Hagan, '85 C. 11. Richardson. '86 Wai.tkr Storks. ’86 W. 11. Witt, ’s7 Fratres in Urbc G. J. Stuhhi.kkiki.d. 'S7 J. W. Skwkli.. ’S8 W. F. Harris, ss 11. 1C. Jackson, ’89 J. V. Manu k. Jr.. S9 R. A. Armstkad, ’ 40 J. A. Wilson, ’ 3 John Daniki. J. I,. Watkins 1C. II. Vaughn, ’90 R. A. Harr. '92 J. II I 1:Witt. ’94 1C. O. 11 kkis. '95 J. V. Ckockktt, ’96 I . I ’. C. Hcntin, ’96 Harrington Mark. ‘96 Hill McAli.istkk. '97 F. J. Fi i.i.kk. '97 Norman Fakrkll, '97 J. I . W. Brown, '97 Douglas Haggard, '99 I. KWis Fakrkll, ‘99 Allison Buntin, ‘99 R. 11. C. Howki.l, '99 S. I . Baxtkr. ’00 J. 1 . Williams. Jr., '00 S. C. lMl.CIlKR. ’00 W. 15. C. I’lLCHKR. ‘01 M. II. Richardson. ’01 A. W. Harris. Jr . ’01 H. G. Rick. ’01 M. II. Honnkk, ’01 C. W. Cai.dwki.l. '02 ClI RI.1 S 1C. I5t NTIN, ’ 2 R W. Dark. '03 Wai.tkr Jonks I. arkin Smith W. 15. Howki.l. Jr. Jim Bryan 1C. I’. ICnsi.kn. Jr. Harvky Ai.kxandkr ih; Fratres in Facultate R. A. Barr. M.D............................Professor of Abdominal Surgery and Gynecology A. V. Harris, Jk.. M.D.................................. ssistant Demonstrator of Anatomy Harrington M ark, M.l). . . . Demonstrator in Anatomy in Medical and Dental Departments J. C. McRicynoi.ds, A.M., LL.B................Professor of Commercial and Insurance Law PlvRCY D. M ADDIN, H.A., LL.B.................................................... Professor of the Law of Damages. Kvidcnce, Corporations and Carriers A. R. Cartkr, B. A.................................................Member of Board of Trust John Daniki.. M.A...................................................... Professor of Physics Firman Smith, LL.B.......................................Lecturer on Dental Jurisprudence Gkorgf. W. Martin, B.S., Pii.D.................................Adjunct Professor of Biology V. II. Witt. M.A.. M.D........................Professor of Materia Medica and Therapeutics Fratres in Universitate Class of 1903 II. M. Dobbs.......................Florence, Ala. Class of 1904 B. F. CoRNici.irs . . . . Nashville, Tenn. K. W. COOI’KR . . . . Nashville. Tenn. A. F. Nyk . . Nashville. Tenn. P. W. 'I ROW It R IDG 1C . . . . Franklin, La. J. J. Tigicrt, Jr. . . . . Nashville, Tenn. Iv. C. Bkrwigk . . . , . Foster, La. F. G. Gordon . . . . . Franklin. Tenn. Class of 1905 J. T. IIowki.i., Jr. . . Nashville. Tenn. G. M. Barrktt. . . . . Greenwood, Miss. e. X. Bryan .... . . Nashville, Tenn. J. W. N. Lick, Jr . . , . . Duplex. Tenn. P.Mi. Di-Witt . . . . . Nashville, Tenn. Class of 1906 W. C. Wkavkr . . . . . Nashville, Tenn. W. 11. Wki.i.kr. Jr . . . Anniston. Ala. W. II. Morgan. . . . . Nashville, Tenn. I). C. Moxtgomkry . , . Greenville. Miss. Class of 1907 H. L. Ai.i.kn .... . . Nashville, Tenn. J. O. Man i KR . Nashville, Tenn. IL W. Carroi.i.. . . Monticello. Fla. Thomas Kicici.ing. . . . Nashville, Tenn. Jv. G. Thompson . . . . Marianna, Ark. G. R. Mai.i . Nashville, Tenn. M. B. IIowki.i., Ill . . Nashville. Tenn. 117 W. T. IIlGIIKS . . . . . Gadsden, Ala. 117 IIS C1II CIIAITKR OK K Al’I’A AI.I'IIA Kappa Alpha Founded at Washington and I.ee University, |si!. Chi Chapter Established April 5 . iSSJt Post Graduate Student G. C. Scoggin, M.A Class of 1904 R. M. Burks. B.Iv . . . I.ouisYille. Kentucky J. 1 . Carpenter, M l) . X ash ville. Tennessee J. M Lawi.kk. M.I) Martin, Tennessee R. M. Manx, I.L.B. B.A. 15ro vnsYille. Tennessee J. V. Moorh, M.I) Class of WO 5 F. A. Black. M.I). . . . 1 . B. Kkrx, B.I). . . . . Xashville, Tennessee W. R. Rortkr. B.A. . . Baris, Tennessee Kenneth White, I5.lv . . Xashville, Tennessee J NO. OVERTON, M.I) . Xasln ille. Tennessee W. O’Xkal, D.D.S. . . . . . Clarkesville, Tennessee A. Ferry, Jr.. M.I). . . . . Class of WOO . . . Xashville. Tennessee M. A. Bradford. B.S . . . . Columbus. Georgia Matthew IIii.sman Taylor. 15.A. . . Trenton. 'Fennessee Gko. W. Meux, M.I) Stanton. Tennessee A. II. Whitfield, B.S . . . . Jackson, Mississippi W. B. Roflstonk, 15.A. . Class of W07 . CoYington, Kentucky C. F. Scoggin. I5.lv . Caruthersville. Missouri J. M. Ryan, B.K . . . . Xashville, 'Fennessee Hugh Barr. M.I) . . . . Dresden. Tennessee E. I'. Barth km.. Chi W. I.vi.rs Brack. Beta and Chi I)k. Lucies E. Birch, Chi Robkrt I.. Burch. Chi Jonhs Bkank, Pi W. C. Ciikrry, Chi Koiux J. Coopkk. Chi Ovkrton Dickinson, I.amlxla J. C. Dickson, Omega V. Ci.akknck Dixon. Chi C. A. Folk, Eta J. Horton Fai.i.. Jr.. Chi D. Hardkman, Beta Park Gkttvs, Pi J. K. Hart. Chi Lundy H. Harris, Epsilon (� . S. Hkrrick, Alpha Epsilon Harding A. Jackson. Pi Vkrnot M. Jonhs. Chi and Alpha Fosti-r Jonhs. Chi Tuos. B. Jonhs. Epsilon (iRANHHRRY JACKSON. Clli Dr. I.rcirs E. Burch. M.D.. Chi Thomas 11. Malonk, Jr.. M.A. IJ J no. Bhi.i. Kkhki.h, EL. B. . . . Oraniikrry Jackson. CMC.. Chi . Kappa Alpha Fratres in Urbe Jno. Bki.i. Kkkhi.k. Chi H. Thomas Kirkpatrick. Sigma and Chi C. I.. I.kwis, Jk., Chi J. 1 . March, Chi Tugs. H. Mai.onk, Jr.. Chi Maksiiau. M. Morgan, Chi Frank I). Morgan, I’i Edwin Mir ray, Ik-ta I. awrknck (� . O'Bryan, Chi klCIIARD C. l’l.ATKR, Chi Wai.tkr V. 1’ikrck, Epsilon Ai.hkrt W. Sum . Delta Ill-NRY SkI-C.C.S, Nil Tuos. C. Tannkr. I’i J. Ross Thomas, Ik-ta J. I,. Whitworth, I. a mini a J. M. W ii.1.1 ams, Chi Chas. Wasiiiu kn, Chi Thomas I. Wkbu. Chi Wai.tkr .S. Yakhrovgii, Chi Rkac K. Foi.k, Tau Fratres in Facultate .............Medical Department Professor of Gynecology I.. B. Chi . . . I.aw Department .............I.aw Department .............Engineering Department 122 Kappa Alpha Noll of Active Chapters Alpha Washington and I.ce t'nivensity. Lexington. (lamina I’niversitv of Georgia. Athens, Ga. fella—Wofford College. Spartanburg, S. C. Epsilon—Iimory College. Oxford, Ga. .da Randolph-Macon College. Axillam!, Va. Eta Richmond College. Richmond, Va. Theta—Kentucky State College, Lexington, Ky. Kappa Mercer University. Macon, Ga. Lambda University of Virginia, Charlottsville. Va. .Xu Polytechnic Institute A. and M. College, Auburn. Ala. Omicorn—I’niversity of Texas. Austin. Texas. A7 Southwestern University, Georgetown, Texas. V—University of Tennessee, Knoxville. Tenn. Sigma—Davidson College. Mecklenburg. County. N. Cpsi on University of North Carolina. Chapel Hill. N. C. hi— Southern University, Grcenslwro, Ala. Chi Vanderbi't University. Nashville, Tenn. ’si -Tulane University, New Orleans. I.a. Omega Central University. Danville, Ky. Alpha-, l pha -University of the South, Sewanee. Tenn. . l pha-Bela University of Alabama, University, Ala . Upha-Camma—Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, I.a. A pha-De la William Jewell College. Liberty. Mo. Alpha-Epsilon S. W. P. University. Clarksville, Tenn. A pha-' cta- William and Mary College. Williamsburg. Va. Alpha-Eta Westminster College. Fulton. Mo. Alpha- Theta Kentucky University, Lexington. Ky. . Upha-lota—Centenary College. Jackson, La. . l pha Kappa Missouri State University, Columbia, Mo. Alpha-Lambda- Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, Md. Alpha-Mu Millsaps College, Jackson. Miss. Alpha-Xu Columbian University. Washington, D. C. A pha-Xi—University of California, Itcrkclv, Cal. Alpha-Pi I.eland Stanford, Jr., University, Stanford, University P. )., Cal. Alpha-Kho- University of West Virginia, Morgantown. W, Va. . l pha-Sigma—Georgia School of Technology, Atlanta. Ga. Alpha-Tan Iiam] dcn-Sidncy College. Haui| dcu-Sidncy. Va. Alpha-lpsilon—University of Mississippi. University, Miss Alpha-lhi- Trinity College, Durham, N. C. Alpha-Chi- Kentucky Wesleyan University, Winchester, Ky. . Upha-Psi—Florida State College. Tallahassee. Ida. Alpha-Omega North Carolina A. and M. College, Raleigh, N. C. Beta-, l pha Missouri School of Mines, Kolia. Mo. Be a-Be a Bethany College, Bethany, W. Va. Alumni Chapters Norfolk. Va.: Richmond. Va.: New York City: Raleigh. X. C Macon, On.; Mobile. Ala.; Dallas. Texas; Prank lit . I.a.: Lexington. Ky.: I'cterslmrg. Va.: Talladega. Ala.: St l.miis. Mo.; San Francisco. Cal.: Alexandria. I.a.; Jackson. Miss.; Atlanta. ’•: ; lla m| toti-Ncw|Mirt News Va : Chattanooga. Tenn. Montgomery, Ala.; Augustus, r.a.; Staunton. Va : Jacksonville, Fla.: Me- t iilian. Miss ; Shreveport. La ; Ccutreville. Mo,; Hattiesburg. Miss.; Kansas City. Mo.; Baltimore. Md.: Little Rock, Ark ; An- niston. Ala. The Walrus and the Carpenter Revised Version I The Latin room was crowded full. The crowd was .sternly guy: They «liti their very Ix-st to think Of witty things to say: And that was odd, tiecausc it was The Chancellor's first day. II The Chancellor and l� r. Steele Were talking by the door ; They smile� ! like anything to see Kacli trembling Sophomore Busy with notes, or fixing down Cast eyes uj on the floor. III The time has come, the Chance announced. ‘‘To teach yon many things; You look as if you never heard The names « f Rome's first kings, Or why Maecenas went i«« law Alrout his sister's rings. IV He paused and fixed his glittering eye On Jones; If you can tell I's what a Consul is. young man, I'll think you're doing well. No sound was heard throughout the room To break the ghastly spell. V “ 1 weep for you, the Chance remarked : It gives me grievous jwin To see such ignorance profouml. Re Ore we meet again Try to insert a few essen- Tial facts into your brain.” VI The class was sad as sad could Ik ; The Chance was gay as gay ; He smote them hip ami thigh, and let No victim slink away. No muse stoo«l by to prompt them now; They found no word to say. VII Oh. Sophomores,” said the Chancellor, We've had some pleasant fun ; Shall we be wending home our way?” But answer came there none; And that was scarcely odd, since he'd 1’roslratcd every one! K A I’I'A CIIAI'TKK OF K A 1 1 A SH’.MA Kappa Sigma Founded at University of Virginia, 1867 Roll of Active Chapters District I V - University of Maine, Orono, Maine Alpha-Rho—Bowdoin College, Brunswick, Maine Alpha- .aa lula t'niversity Vermont, Burlington. Vt. Ida-. Ilpha Brown University, Providence, R. I. Alpha-Kappa—Cornell University. Ithaca, N. V. I Ida-Kappa New Hampshire College. Durham. N. II. District II Alpha-Alpha University of Maryland. Baltimore, Md. V-Swartlimore College. Sw.uthmore, Fa. . Ilpha-Dclla Pennsylvania State College, State College, Pa. Alpha-Ilia Columbian University, Washington, D. C. Alpha-Epsilon -University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pa. . Ilpha-lhi Bucknell University. I«c v isbnrg, Pa. l da-Pdla Washington and Jefferson College, Washington. Pa. da-lola I.ehigh University, Soutli Bethlehem, Pa. Ilcta- ,i- Dickinson College, Carlisle, l’a. District III P.Ua Davidson College, Davidson. N. C. I'Psi oH Hampden-Sidney College. Ilampden-Sidney. Va. .da University of Virginia, Charlottsville. Va. A' William and Mary College. Williamsburg, Va. Uda-Uda- Richmond College, Richmond, Va. Cta 'rinu Trinity College, Durham, N. C. Alpha-Ala University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill. N. C. da-I 'psi on N. C. A. S: M. College, Raleigh. N. C. District IV Ma University of Alabama, University, Ala. . Ilpha ltda Mercer University. Macon, Ga. . Ilpha Xu Wofford College, Spartanburg. S. C. . Ilpha-Taii - Georgia School of Technology. Atlanta, Ga. Hela-Vi a—Alabama Polytechnic Institute, Auburn, Ala. Ihla-l.au Ma -University of Georgia. Athens. Ga. 127 District I’ A'appa -Vanderbilt University, Nashville, Tenn. Theta Cumberland University, Lebanon, Tenn. l.ainhda—University of Tennessee, Knoxville. Tenn. hi Southwestern Presbyterian University, Clarksville, Tenn. Omega— Uni versit v of the South. Sownnec. Tenn. Alpha- Theta - Southwestern Baptist University, Jackson, Tenn. • -. V«—Kentucky State College, Lexington, Ky. District VI Alpha-l psi on Millsaps College. Jackson, Miss. (,'aiui ia Louisiana State University, baton Rouge, La. I'.psilou - Centenary College, Jackson, La. Sigma— Tulane University. New Orleans, La. loto - Southwestern University, Georgetown. Texas. Tan—University of Texas, Austin, Texas. District 17 , 7 University - f Arkansas, Fayetteville, Ark. . l pha-tbHvtfa William Jewell College, Liberty, Mo. Heta-Gannna Missouri State University, Columbia, Mo. Heta-Sigma Washington University, St. Iamis. Mo. .Alpha- 'si Missouri School of Mines. Rolla, Mo. Iteta-Cki University of Nebraska, Lincoln, Neb. leta-'Tau—liaker University, Baldwin, Kansas. ieta-Omiervn University of Denver, University Park, Col. District VIII Alpha-Sigina Ohio State University. Columbus, Ohio leta- ’hi- Case School of Applied Science, Cleveland. Ohio hi- Purdue University, Lafayette. Ind. A pha ‘i — Wabash College, Cruwfordsvillo, Ind. leta-Theta - University of Indiana, Bloomington, Ind. . Upha-Ganmia University Illinois, Champaign. III. Alpha-Chi--I.nkc Forest University, Lake Forest, 111. Alpha .da University of Michigan. Ann Ail or. Mich. Ida- 'fist Ion—University of Wisconsin, Madison, Wis. I I eta-. Mu — University of Minnesota, Minneapolis. Minn. llda-Uha—University of Iowa, Iowa City, Iowa. District l lieta-' .tta — I.eland Stanford Jr. University. Standard University, P. O. Cal. Ida A7 -University of California, Berkeley. Cal. leta- ’si- University of Washington, Seattle, Wash. Alumni Chapters Boston, Mass, Danville. Va. Waco. Texas Washington, I). C. Norfolk, Va. Atlanta, Ga. Yazoo City. Miss. Philadelphia, Pa Pittsburg, Pa. New York City, N V. New Orleans, La. Chicago. III. Indianapolis, hid. St. Louis, Mo. Pine Bluff, Ark. Ruslon, La. Memphis, Tenn. Buffalo, N. V. Sail Francisco, Cal. Denver. Col. Louisville, Ky. Concord. N.C Kappa Chapter — Kappa Sigma I established, 1877 Re- I established, 1885 V. S. Armstkad Moka H. Siiarpk 11. 15. Bt'CKNHI, J. T. KI Kl'HIVAI. R. S. Thompson Thomas J. Tyni: A. Carry Hstks Wiu.i.AM K. Sticckk Lksi.ik Kirkpatrick C. T. Kirkpatrick R. !•'. ()’Ni:ai. Di’KK Fci.i.iir Prat res in Ur be J. F. Luc.c. I. . I. Rich F. II. 1’OWHRS J. S. Atkins Chari.ks V Thompson J NO. R. Wll.SON Wii.i.iam ( . Harris W. K. Bkard i i.i.i a M F. Okk, Jr. C. T. 11« i.i.i ns I.i:k 15r« ck C. M. Swartz Pratres in Facultate R. IIi-arn II. C. McNau.y V. S. IvMRRY Jami s J. Vacc.han Fr ink Goodman Saml'HI. I’ointkr C. C. Horton H R. McTvhirk, Jr. Him- Hoi.i.ins Howard F. Jarkd I,. I nii.i,iPS, Jr. I). R STfititi.i:iti;i.i , M.A., M.D.. D.D.S. Dean of Dental l e|Mirtiuent, Vanderbilt I’nivensily I,. C. Ol.HNN, I’ll.I). . . ... . ... ... . . Professor of Geology Class of l }HN J. I,. I'l-I.DKR. Jr. . Oklahoma City, Okla. R. 15. Warnkr Missouri M. S. M« nk.................... ... Ft. Worth.Texas Class of i not D. It. lti.AKi-: Nashville, Tenii. D. M. Smith Nashville, Tenn. !■'. J. lti.AKi-; Nashville, Tenn. Ciiari.ks C. Grpiin Houston, Texas Frank Kyi.k.................................. . Cclina, Tenn. Class of i non R. I,. Conn 1-afayette, Ky. J. 15. Howki.I.............. ... Mississippi H. P. Scai.ks . ... ... . Nashville, Tenn. Class of 1907 Hunrv 1 . Harris Hrin, Tenn. D. II. Scai.ks Nashville. Tenn. R. ie.I5i.AKK Nashville, Tenn. R. C. CONTCRli: New Orleans I,a. F . W. C.oodpasti rk Nashville. Tenn. FRANK Prkston . Trenton, Tenn. J. C. Ransom .... . . Tennessee Bki.kord I.kstkr Guthrie, Ky. -----Sino.i.uton .... ............................ 12� the eternal bust r.AMIII.A CIIAITKK Ol niJI.TA TAI- dki.ta Delta Tan Delta Founded at Bethany, West Virginia. !ST 0 Counts: Purple, White. Cold 1‘l.mVKR : Pansy Active Chapters Southern Division Lambda—Vanderbilt 1'niversitv, Nashville. Tenn. l i—University of Mississippi, Oxford, Miss. Phi—Washington and Bee, Lexington. Va. Hr I a Epsilon—lvinorv College. Oxford, (la. leta 'Hirta -1'niversitv of the South, Scwance. Tenn. 'eta lota 1'niversitv of Virginia Charlottesville, Va. leta A7 -Tulane University. New Orleans. I.a. Gamma Lita -Columbian University. Washington. D.C. Western Division Omieron 1'niversity of Iowa, Iowa City, la. 'leta Gamma 1'niversity of Wisconsin. Madison, Wis. leta Eta—University of Minnesota, Minneapolis. Minn. tela Kappa University of Colorado, Boulder, Col. leta ft Northwestern University, Evanston, 111. Beta A’ io—I.clnnd Stanford. Jr,, University. Stanford, Cal. Beta Tan University of Nebraska. Lincoln, Neb. Beta Epsilon University of Illinois, Champaign, 111. Beta Omega—University of California. Berkley, Cal. Gamma .itpha University of Chicago. Chicago. 111. Gamma Beta Armour Institute of Technology, Chicago. HI. Gamma Theta—Baker University. Baldwin, Kansas. Northern Division Beta—Ohio University. Athens. Ohio. Delta University of Michigan. Ann Arlior. Mich. Eta Albion College. Albion, Mich. .eta Adclbert College. Western Reserve University, Cleveland. Ohio. Kappa—Hillsdale College, Hillsdale, Mich. Mu Ohio Wesleyan University, Delaware. Ohio. Chi- Kenyon College. Cambier, Ohio. Beta .Alpha— Indiana University. Bloomington, Ind. Beta Beta—Del'auw University, Oreencastle, Ind. Beta .eta Butler College. University of Indianapolis, Irvington, Ind Beta IV i -Ohio Slate University, Columbus, Ohio. Belt- fsi Wabash College, Crawfordsville, Ind. damma Delta University of West Virginia,Morgantown. W.Va. 133 Eastern Division .Alpha Allegheny College, Meadvillc. l’a. Gamma Washington nn l Jefferson College. Washington, l’a. Rho -Stevens Institute f Technology. 1 loboken, N. J. ! 'piiton Rensselaer Polytechnic lnstilutne. Troy. N. V. Omega—I'niversitv of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pa. {da Lambda—I,ehigh I’niversitv. Bethlehem, Pa. {eta Mu Tufts College. Tufts College, Mass. {eta Xu—Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Boston, Mass. Reta OmierON -Cornell I'niversitv. Ithaca, N. V. {eta Chi—Brown I'niversitv, Providence, R. I. Gamma Gamma Dartmouth College. Hanover, N. II. Gamma Epsilon—Columbia I'niversitv, New York City, N. Y. Gamma .eta — Wesley a 11 I’niversitv, Middletown, Conn. Alumni Chapters Chicago: San Francisco; Miunea|iolis; Omaha; Cincinnati; Milwaukee; Pittsburgh: Toledo; Philadelphia; Indianapolis; Cleveland; livansville: New York ; Boston; Atlanta; Kansas City. ratres in Vrbe Au.HN, Frank C. Ashcraft, K. S. Atkinson, J. H. II. Baths, John P. Bkkngki.man, Gi-okgi-: I). Brown. John C., Jk. Cain, Wai.tkk Cannon,John B Covington, W. A. DkBow, Jamks 1). B. Evans, Harry W. F'karkv, Rohi'rt H. FiTK, Frank G. Fotk:. Prank B. Garrison, John G. Goodman, Auk Kiriiv. I.. A. J.ki.i.vktt, John T. I.knkhan, Wai.tkk Mark, Goci.dinc. McAi.istkk. W. K. McCi.crk, W. P. McGavock, W. Van McGki:cok, I.kRov Niciioi., W. I... Jk. ( )vkrton. Jkssk l’AKDPK, I.lTTl.KTON RCIK)I.PH, J. W, Lambda Chapter Established, lssl Simmons, Wii.i.i m Smith, Roiikkt T. STokks, Harry S. Tiu.man, Gkorc.i. N. ‘ m'giin, Frank N. Yaugiian, Pkkston VooKHKIS, GKOKGK B. Wathrs. W. T. Wilson. R. A. WOOHAI.I., P. H. Cndernraduates Class of 1904 J. R. FlSHKK, It.A. Gallatin, Tenn. E. W. I.IPSCOMK, B.I). . Columbus, Miss. Class of 1905 S. W. SCAI.KS, M.I). . W. J. Andkkson, B.A Starkville. Miss. Springfield, Tenn. G. F. Davis, B.S. M. !•'. Woodrow, B.A. Richmond. Mo. Schochoh, Ky Class of 1900 W. S. Ix VK, B.S.. E. J. Hamii.ton, B.A. Bertrand, Mo. Harrison, Miss. Innis Brown, B.A. . G. G. Hamilton, B.A. C. C. Gkimi-s, B. A. . , . . Bingham, Tenn. . Harrison, Miss. St. Joseph, Mo. Class of 1907 Paul Cami-iiki.i.. B.A, . , . Tnllahoma. Tenn. W. H. Parks, B.S. . Trimble, Tenn. T. H. I:i-i i:kson. B.K. . . . . Franklin, Ky. 181 TKWI'SSKi: IIHT.X I'l CIIAI'TKK Ol M.I’IIA TAT OllHC.A Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity Pounded at Richmond. Virginia, 1805 Colors: ( 1«1 Gold and Sky Blue IT.owkk: White Tea Rose Province I -Alabama anil Georgia .Alabama Alpha Epsilon—A. and M. College, Auburn Alabama Beta Beta Southern University. Greensboro . l abama Hcla Delia University of Alabama, Tuskaloosa Georgia Alpha Beta University of Georgia, Athens Georgia .Alpha Theta — Kinorv College, Oxford Georgia Alpha .eta Mercer University, Macon Georgia Bela lota—School of Technology, Atlanta Province II California, Colorado, Louisiana and Texas California Gamma Iota— University of California, Berkeley Colorado Gamma Lambda University of Colorado, Boulder Louisiana Beta Epsi on Tulane University, New Orleans Texas Gamma Ida — University of Texas, Austin Province III Illinois, Indiana. Michigan and Nebraska Illinois Gamma .eta University of Illinois. Champaign Indiana Gamma Gamma Polytechnic Institute, Terre Haute Michigan Alpha Mu Adrian College. Adrian Michigan Beta Lappa Hillsdale College, Hillsdale Michigan Beta Omieron Albion College. Albion Sebraska Gamma Theta University of Nebraska. Lincoln Kansas Gamma Mu -University of Kansas, Lawrence Minnesota Gamma :V« University of Minnesota, Minneapolis Province IV Maine. Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Vermont Maine Beta t psiton University of Maine, Orono Maine Gamma ,Alpha Colby College, Watcrvillo Massachusetts Gamma Bela Tufts College Rhinte Island Gamma Delta Brown University. Providence Vermont Beta eta University of Vermont, Burlington 137 Province V Sew York and Pennsylvania Xe;e fork Alpha O micron St. Cawrence Cniversity. Canton Xne York Alpha Lambda Columbia Cniversity, New York Xetv York Pela Theta -Cornell Cniversity, Ithaca Pennsylvania Alpha tola- Muhlenberg College, Allentown Pennsylvania Alpha I psilon -Pennsylvania College. Gettysburg Pennsylvania . l pha V—Washington ami Jefferson College. Washington Pennsylvania Tan Cniversity of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia Pennsylvania Alpha A’ho—Lehigh University. South Bethlehem North Carolina Alpha Della- Cniversity of North Carolina. Chapel Hill North Carolina Xi Trinity College. Durham South Carolina Pela Xi College of Charleston irginia Della—Cnivcrsitv of Virginia, Charlottesville Province I’ll Ohio Ohio Alpha Xu Mt. Cnion College, Alliance Ohio Alpha Psi Wittenberg College, Springfield Ohio Pela P.ta Wesleyan Vniversity. Delaware Ohio Pela Mu - Wooster Cniversity, Wooster Ohio Pela Omega—State Cniversity, Columbus Ohio Cammn Kappa—Western Reserve Cniversity, Cleveland Tennessee Alpha Tan -Southwestern Presbyterian Cniversity, Clarksville Tennessee Pela Pi --Vanderbilt Cniversity, Nashville Tennessee Pela Tan—Southwestern Baptist Cniversity, Jackson Tennessee Omega Cniversity of the South. Sewauce Tennessee Pi Cniversity of Tennessee. Knoxville Province 1 I Worth Carolina. South Carolina and Virginia Province VIII Tennessee City and State Alumni Associations Allentown Augusta New York Chicago District of Columbia Pittsburg Manilla Cleveland Georgia Tennessee Cniversity Club Texas Atlanta I allas Ixmisvillc Dayton Birmingham Boston 138 licta Pi Chapter Fratres in Urbe J. il, ACKI.KN (1. W. Hay Wm. Wi J. w. A. NIK I. US McFaddkn M. Trawick, Jr. l’KRCV KlNNIARI Hon. M. C. Fitzpatrick W'adk Kirkpatrick AVKNT Cilll.DRKSS John . PaTTHRSON R. M. I,HI.ANI A. F. Whitman A. W. McCord Dr. Gko. C. Trawick Rokhrt U'SK Ovkrton I.ha Hon. Andrkw 1’rick J. M. Thomi son Dr. J. A. Dralv.han rhv. S. H. Chkstkr Wirt Hrciins Pkrcy Wai.kkr W. c. I.CSK 1,1'K K I,HA Hradi.hy Wai.kkr Frank I . Rond T. H. Stratton J. W. Chii.drkss Wii.i.iam Paii.Kv R. W. Jonhs Sam Orr Class of 1904 J. P. Burry Bacc.h, I,I,.P. . Pulaski. Tenn. Ciiari.hs H. Conn. A.P. Ripley. Tenn Paths I.. C'.rHHN. I.I..P. . . - Franklin, Tenn. Cl.ARK Wi 1.1,1 a ms. I.I..P. Jam is K. McFari.aND, P. John Phi.i. Tansii.. I.I..P. Class o . Cherokee. Ala. Pilot Point. Texas Dresden. Tenn. Cl.AI'DK M. Noi.an. I.I..P. 1905 FiXAM KU.IOTT. A.P. GKORC.K P. GaTHS. I.I..P. Ciiari.hs W. Spain. I.I..P. Jacksonville, Fla. Franklin, Tenn. Jacksonville, Fla. Waterlmry.Conn. Rout. 1 . I.hh. M.l . P. T. Noi.kn. M.I). R. W. Pi i.i.i NC.ToN, M.I). Class of 1906 Watertown, Tenn. Rome, Oa. Paris, Tenn. N'ewnan. Ga. Franklin, Tenn. Franklin. Tenn. A. W. XHal„ A.P. Rout. (). Simmons. M.I). Hartman P. Travis. M.I). Class of 190 7 Jo. P. I.ACKKV. M.I . Jami s R. Atkins. A.P. Ripley, Tenn. Waynesville, N. C. Mll.TON STHHl.H. P.F. Artiipr F. Jonhs. A.P. PRIAVHR. M.I). . Ripley, Tenn. Dresden, Tenn. Atlanta. Ga. 130 Farewell, Old College Days Four years we’ve known each other. l oys. Our pathways checked with sun and shade; We’ve walked with one another, hoys. And thus our work was lighter made. But now our labor's ended. Inns. And may the path of life contain The shade with sunshine blended, boys. With much of joy. with little pain ! When leaves of late September fall. So crimson turned and brown and gold. We'll fondly then remember all The happy days we s]Xrnt of old ; When roses bloom and fields are green. When June has caught the breath of May, When life in everything is seen— We’ll not forget Commencement Day. Four years we’ve known each other, ln ys. And seeds of friendship have we sown To gladden one another, boys, And thus our hearts have fonder grown : Those ties must soon be broken, boys, But though we tread far distant ways Our hearts will keep a token, boys— In mem’ry of our college days. no THNNKSJJKK NI' CMAKTHK OK SIC.MA I,|-IIA Itl'SIl.ON Tennessee Nu of Sigma Alpha Epsilon Hstablished in ISS3 lAMKS A. DaI.K. D.D.S. oi.in vi:st, p.u.c.. M.D. S. S. liKiccs, M.l . M. K. lloI.DKRNHSS X. Chi;sk j. V. Smith . A. J. AVHRS A. J. Ayh.ks, Ph.C. Hari.kyCawthon, D.D.S. . Gkorgk k. Gordon, B.A. I. I,HH Hoi.T, B.A. . . . 1;rask K. IIoi ston. B.S. j. C. TomRRI.in. 1.1, B. j. I'. Smith, 1’ii.C. Wii.i. Sthhi., 1.1.-H. A. !•'. Bi.anks. I?.A. a. H. Cross, LL.B. C. II. DMAS, B.A. . J. J. MKI'T.IN, B.s..... K. Hutchinson, It. 1 . V. V. McDonki.i., M.l . J. L. Mu.i.HR, D.D.S. S. I. Minc.hr, ilk. Paul Pinson. M.A. . . V. J. Ai.hxanhkk, B.S. G. X. Cursi:, B.K. Avhky Grannis, B.K. T. S. Dortch. B.K. C. K. Pouch k, B.K. . H. K. Gri . .akd, M.D. K. K. HOI.T. B.A. T. J. Johnson, B K. R. I,. MaTiifavs. M.D. J. H. Ri-KS. B.A. C. B. TiiwhaTT, B.A. Fratres in Facultate Professor of Dental Anatomv. Tcclmic. Bridge ami Crown Work Demonstrator in Chemistry and Instructor in Physics . . Professor of Anatomy Secretary of the University .... Instructor in Machine Shop Assistant in Chemical laboratory ............................Assistant in Chemical Laboratory Roll of Active Members Class of 1904 Hannibal. Mo. De Puniak Springs, Kla. Camden, Ark. Nashville. Tenn. Woodbury, Tenn. Louisville, Kv. Texarkana, Ark. ................ Lockshtirg, Ark. Class of IUOS . . Monroe I«a. Union City. Tenn. Seuutobia. Miss. Plemingsburg, Ky. .... Little Rock, Ark. Nashville, Tenn. .... Atlanta, Texas. Dallas. Texas. . . . Louisville. Ivy. Class of I UOt ...........Jasper. Tenn. Mattoon, 111. .............................. Lebanon, Tenn. Class of 1007 Scott’s, Ark. ........Knoxville, Tenn. Goodlettsville, Tenn. Nashville. Tenn. Henderson, Ky. Springfield. Tenn. Kavctteville, Tenn. De Vail’s Bluff, Ark. M3 Fratres 1 . P, Ai� MS, Nu, 76 Jamks I). Anokrson, Ijmilxla. ’St Ci.ii ton k. Atchison, Nu, ’Oh !•'. M, Pass, Nu, 'iW W. S. ItooTKN, lipsilon, •!� :� Cl.ARKNCK I;. IlOVI� , Nu. '93 J. V. Bioc.s, lita, 02 V. P. Bcrdkttk, Nu. '7S Ciiari.hs S. Brk.c.s. Nu, '7.'� Stitii M. Cain, Nu. John Cakitiii.rs, I.am� xla. ’i� ! V. B. Ciihatiiam, Omega. 7� B. I-'. CiikaTiiam. Omega, X5 P. K. Ciihatiiam, Omega, 'K John V. Ciiii.driss, Zela, ' ts Pki.ix M. Comiton, Nu, ’ni I- Z. Crow, Pi, ’93 IIarr M. 1 oak, Nu. SIS Ii. I.OCKHART I OAK, Nu. 1 1’ Jamis A. Dai.h, Nu. ’90 Kiciiari� Dovgi.as, Nu, ’82 John liARi.v. Nu, ’WI W. I’. I-RRC.CSON, Nu. ’NI Matt M. Garhnkr, Nu. ’75 1 � R. McPlIKKTRRS Gl.ASOOW. Pi. ’!l| Ivhwari� A. Gi.ovkr, Sigma, '7 W. H. llAI.BKRT, I umlxln, ’i!l� T. Ii. llAI.BKRT. I imlxla, ’91 I.itton Hickman, Nu. ihi Gkorc.k W. Hic.iit, Jr.. Nu, 'J i WII.I.IAM B. Hoi.mks, I .amixi.i. ’1M Joskimi W, Horton, l.amlxla, ’7!� M. Ross Hoi'KlNS, Nu. '81 Normas Kirkman, Nu, 'Kl II in t'rbe A W. I.amak, Gamma, '71 B 1 I.ANGI-ori� , I.amlxla. ’SO H. C. I.assint.. Kappa, ’S« A. N. McHonai.d, Zeta. 1 7 P. . McGavock. Nu, '61 K T. McConnico, Nu, 06 B. I.. McNkii.i.v, Zeta, '!� : J. Washington Moork, Nu, '. 1 H. T. Mii.iii'kn, Bpsilou. '01 II. B. Mii.i.kk, Nu, S7 Mav Ovkrton, Nu. '7'� Hi) ruin:. Beta, 85 Wii.i.iam A. 1‘rovink, l.amlMla, ’SO T. C. Ragshai.k, Kpsilon, 'S5 J. I’krcv Rainks, Nh. '07 A. II. Rkihokp. Kappa, ’00 Gov Rkvnoi.hs. Nu. ’0� ; Thomas B. Scoggins, Nu. ’05 Boci.ii Snow, Nu, 'Os B. C. Staiii.man, Nu. '02 Sikni'.v Sin not, Nu. •. .� Josi i ii ||. Thompson, I.amlxla. '75 J. M. Thompson, I.amlxla. 72 C. C. VanI.KKR, Nu, '05 Roiipkt Vait.iim, Nu, 76 W. II. Washington, Sigma, 'si Jamks W. WaTKKS, I.amlxla, 'St 1 k. |,|n WiiST, Nu, '05 RolIKKT !•'. WlllTK, I.amlxla. '!«'. S. !• . Wil.SoN, I.amlxla, 67 Vkrnon Toppkr. Omega, ’( { IRVINK Goddarh, Ouir a, ’08 Cork Mattiikws, Alpha-Mu, 'OI J I’KKl'l.KS. Omicron, ’(« I Sigma Alpha Epsilon I-'stablishcd in ls.j 5 at the- University of Alabama Coi.ORS: Royal Purple ami Old Gold Fi.owkr: Violet Roll of Active Chapters Province Alpha Alpha—I'nivcrsity of Maine, Orono, Maine. te a-l'psilon— Boston I'nivcrsity, Hoston, Mass. ola-Tau —Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Boston, Mass. Gamma—Harvard I’nivcrsity, Cambridge, Mass. Delta— Worcester Polytechnic Institute, Worcester. Mass. Province licta Alpha—Cornell I'nivcrsity, Ithaca, N. V. Mu—Columbia I'nivcrsity, New York, N. V. Sigma-Pht St. Stephen’s College. Annandale-on-IIudson, X. V. Omega—Allegheny College. Meadville. I’a. Sigma-Phi - Dickinson College, Carlisle, Pa. . llpha .ela Pennsylvania State College. State College, Pa. .eta Hucknell I'nivcrsity, Lewisbnrg. Pa. Delta Gettysburg College, Gettysburg, Pa. Theta—University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pa. Province Gamma Omicron—University of Virginia, Charlottesville. Vn. Sigma Washington and I.ee University. I.exington, Vn. A7 University of North Carolina. Chapel Hill. N. C. Theta Davidson College, Davidson, N. C. Gamma— Wofford College, Spartanburg, S. C. Province Delta Iota-Beta—University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Mich. Alpha Adrian College, Adrian, Mich. Sigma Mi Union College, Alliance, Ohio. Delta—Ohio Wesleyan University, Delaware, Ohio. Dp si Ion University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, Ohio. Theta Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio. Alpha Franklin College, Franklin. Ind. llela Purdue University, West Lafayette. Ind. Psi-Omega—Northwestern University, Kvar.ston, III. Pda University of Illinois. Champaign, 111. Theta—University of Chicago, Chicago, 111. Alpha University of Minnesota, Minneajvdis. Minn. Alpha University of Wisconsin, Madison, Wis. Province Epsilon leta — University of Georgia, Athens, Ga. Psi Mercer fniversity, Macon, Ga. ipsito a Kniory College. ( for l. Ga. ’hi -Georgia School of Technology, Atlanta. Ga. ota -Southern fniversity, C.reeitsboro, Ala. Mu—fniversity of Alabama, fniversity, Ala. Alpha-Mu—Alabama Polytechnic Institute, Auburn, Ala. Province .eta Alpha—fniversity of Missouri, Columbia, Mo. leta—Washington fniversity, St. Louis. Mo. Lambda Pi—fniversity of Nebraska. Lincoln, Neb. , I pha-f psi Ion fniversity of Arkansas, Fayetteville, Ark. Alpha—fniversity of Kansas, Lawrence, Ksis. Province Eta Chi—fniversity of Colorado. Boulder, Colo. .eta—Denver fniversity. Denver, Colo. Lambda—Color.ulo School of Mines, Golden. Colo. Alpha l.elaud Standl'or I, Jr., fniversity. Stanford. Cal. licta ( niversity of California, Berkeley, Cal. Province Theta F.pStlon Louisiana Stale fniversity, baton Rouge, La. t'au-f psilon Tulane fniversity. New Orleans. La. Gamma fniversity of Mississippi, fniversity, Miss. ‘ho- fniversity of Texas. Austin, Texas. Province lota Ilappa -Central fniversity. Danville, Ky. tola — bethel College, Russellville, Ky. puton Kent tick v State College, Lexington, K v eta Southwestern Presbyterian fniversity, Clarksville. Tenn. Lambda Cumberland fniversity, Lebanon. Tenn. .Vu—-Vanderbilt fniversity, Nashville. Tenn. Kappa fniversity of Tennessee. Knoxville. Tenn. Omega fniversity of the South. Sewanee. Tenn. Fla--Southwestern Baptist fniversity, Jackson. Tenn. 1 lumni A ssociations Adrian, Mich ; Alliance. Ohio; Americus, Ga.; Atlanta. C.a.; Augusta. Ga.; Birmingham, Ala ; Boston. Mass.; Chattanooga, Tenn.; Chicago, 111.; Cincinnati. Ohio; Cleveland, Ohio; Divtoii. Ohio; Denver. Colo.; De- troit, Mich ; Florence, Ala ; Indianapolis, lnd.; Jackson,Mitts.; KansasCily, Mo.: Knoxville,Tenn.; Little Rock, Ark ; LOS Angel, s. Cai.; Ma. on. Ga.: Madison. Wis.; Memphis. Tenn.; New Or- leans. La.; New York. N. Y.; Philadelphia. Pa.; Pittsburg. Pa.; San Francisco. Cal.; Savannah. Ga ; St. Louis. Mo.; Talladega. Ala.: Washington, I). C.; Washington. Ga.; Wilmington, N. C , Worcester, Mass. i b; C.AMMA CIIAPTKK OK DKI.TA KAPPA KPS1I.ON Delta Kappa Epsilon Established 1M7. Re-established 1SSS Gamma Chapter Coi.ors: Crimson. Azure and ('.old. I'l.owilk: Pansy Fratres in Ur he M. McCci.i.om Frkd Humic k. II. Yancy I� . B. Spkxch S. Y. Chii.dricss J. Pim.ui’S Y. C. XKI.SOX M. B. IIowicu. W. B. X.wa- ll. I,. Badger '1'. k. L. Carter II. A. Vanck k. M. Mookmax J. S. kii.cnhr M. H. Meeks Y. II. Kay J. S. Bronson T. G. Kittrku. J. Mclv. Stone Y. M. Mart Jkfe McCarn J. K. Saxdkrs I . I.. Xiaiohs J. K. Green k. Y. Mii.i.kr C. K. ClRTlS Fratres in Facultate W. J. Vaughn, M.A., I.I..D II. Z. Kip, M.A., I ii.I). . . V. I '. Cl.ARY, M.I). . . 149 ...........Professor of Mathematics and Astronomy .............................Professor of German . . . Assistant to Chair of Medicine and Gynecology Delta Kappa Epsilon 15. I.. Clary. � .K. 11. W. Dr Bosk. H.A W. H. Cook. 15.A. B. V Kkv. Jr.. A. I.. M. Clary. B.K. H. K. A. 15 C. K. Holt. B.lv. W. A. Jacoks. 15.A. S. S. Moody, 15.A. I raxk I . Smart, I Active Members Class of 1904 C. 1 . McKkx .ik. M.I). V. A. Smart, 15.A. I Patton. 1‘ii.C. Class of 190.i W. I. Noi.kx. 15.lv. 15. W. II. Raymond. Jr.. B.K. Class of 1900 I). R. PlCKKXS. M.I). W. II. Potts. B.K. Iv. M. Stkki.k. 15. A. J. A. Strkkt. B.K. Guo. Rai schkr, Jr.. I5.lv. ('lass of 1907 5.S. C. H. I' IKI.DIvR, 15.K. I . G. ( � A M HLK. A.15. 160 Delta Kappa Epsilon [•on inks! at Vale, 1811 Roll of Chapters 18-M. % —Vale University lsH. Thda—Ik) v loin College 18-15. A7—Colby College I S IC. Sigma Amherst College 1847. Gamma—Vamlcrbilt University 1817. Psi University of Alabama 1X50. Chi—University of Mississippi 1850. epsilon— Brown University 1851. Ida -University of North Carolina 1 S52. Kappa Miami University 1852. Lambda Kenyon College 1852. P.la—University of Virginia 1851 Alpha-Alpha—Mnhllebnry College «53- V-Dartmonth College |s55. Rh y—l.afayette College • � • -Central University 1855. Omicron- University of Michigan 1855. Apsilon Williams College 1X50. Tan Hamilton College 1850. Mm—Colgate University 1850. A u College of the City of New Vork 1850. Pda Phi- University of Rochester 1801. Phi Chi Rutgers College 1800. Psi Phi DcPnmv University 1S07. Gamma Phi Wesleyan University IS70. Ddta-Ddta University of Chicago 1x07. ’si Omega Renssclear Polytechnic Institute 1ST0. Delia Chi-Cornell University 1S 5S. Pda Chi—Western Reserve University 1x71. Phi Gamma—Syracuse University 1S71. Gamma Pda—Columbia University 1870. Thda da—University of California 1870. Alpha Chi Trinity College 1X80. Phi Ppsilon University of Minnesota Ison. Sigma Pan Massachusetts Institute of Technology 1808. Tan Lambda—Tulane University 1899. Alpha Phi University of Toronto 1809. Delta Kappa University of Pennsylvania 1900. Tan Alpha—McGill University 1901. Sigma Rho—I.elaml Stan font 151 Delta Kappa Epsilon A hi in n i A ssocia t ions Mississippi Valley Alumni Association of Delta Kappa Epsilon Wisconsin Association of Delta Kappa Kpsilon................. Delta Kappa Kpsilon Association of Central Tennessee . . . Western Michigan Association of Delta Kappa Kpsilon . . . Delta Kappa Kpsilon Association of Rhode Island.............. Delta Kappa Kpsilon Association of Buffalo................. Delta Kappa Kpsilon Association of Washington . . Delta Kappa Kpsilon Association of Kentucky................ Delta Kappa Kpsilon Association of Northwest . Northwestern Association of Delta Kappa lvpsilon . . . . Delta Kappa Kpsilon Association of Cleveland................. Delta Kappa Kpsilon Club..................................... Delta Kappa Kpsilon Association of New Kngiand .... Indiana Delta Kappa Kpsilon Association...................... Harvard Association of Delta Kappa Kpsilon................... Mountain Association of Delta Kappa Kpsilon.................. Chattanooga Southern Association of Delta Kappa lvpsilon . . Eastern New York Association of Delta Kappa lvpsilon . . . Delta Kappa Epsilon Association of Central New York . . Western Massachusetts Delta Kappa lvpsilon Association Western Tennessee Association of Delta Kappa lvpsilon . Delta Kappa Kpsilon of Philippine Islands.................... . St. Louis, Mo. . Milwaukee. Wis. . Nashville, Tenn. . Grand Rapids. Mich. . Providence, R. I. . Buffalo, N. Y. . Washington. 1). C. . Lexington, Ky. . Minneapolis, Minn. . Chicago. 111. . Cleveland. Ohio. . New York City. N. Y. . Cambridge, Mass. . Indiana}K)lis, Iud. . Cambridge, Mass. . Denver. Colo. . Chattanooga, Tenn. . Albany, N. Y. . Syracuse. N. Y. . Springfield. Mass. . Memphis, Tenn. . Manila. P. I. 152 A I.I'll A l«SI CIIAITKR OK SIGMA «.III Sigma Chi Active Chapters Alpho Miami University, Ox font, Ohio. Held University of Wooster, Wooster, Ohio. Gamma -Ohio Wesleyan University, Delaware, Ohio. Epsilon -Columbian University. Washington, D. C. Eta - University of Mississippi. University, Miss. Theta— Pennsylvania College, Gettysburg, l’a. Kappa Bucknell University. I.cwisburg, I’a. .amtufa —Indiana University. Bloomington, lmi. Mu Denison University, Granville, Ohio. A7 -DcPauw University, Greencastlc, I ml. Omit rem Dickinson College, Carlisle, l’a. A‘ho- butler College, Irvington. Inti. Eh: Lafayette College, I-aston, l’a. Chi- Hanover College, Hanover, Inti, Esi University of Virginia, Charlottesville, Va. Omega- Northwestern University, Kvanston, 111. Alpha-Alpha- Hobart College. Geneva. N. V. Alpha lit' a—University of California, Berkeley, Cal. Alpha Gamma Ohio Stale Universitv, Columbus, Ohio. Alpha Cpsilou University of Nebraska, Lincoln, Neb. .■ !pha .da- Beloit College, Beloit, Wis. .Alpha Eta —State University of Iowa. Iowa City, Iowa. . Ilpha Theta—Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Boston, Mass. Alpha lota Illinois Wesleyan University, Blooming- ton, 111. .Alpha l.ambila -University of Wisconsin, Madison, Wis. .Alpha Ntt—University of Texas. Austin. Texas. .Alpha Si- -University of Kansas, Lawrence. Kas. Alpha Omit ton Tulane University, New Orleans, I.a. .Alpha Ei Albion College, Albion, Mich. Alpha Rho- Lehigh University. Bethlehem, l’a. .Alpha Sigma University of Minnesota. Minneapolis, Minn. Alpha ! psilon- University of Southern California. Los Angeles. Cal. Alpha ’hi Cornell University, Ithaca. N. V. Alpha Chi I’ennsylvania State College, State Col- lege. I’a. .Alpha 'si Vanderbilt University, Nashville. Tenn. Alpha Omega -Lcland Stanford Jr. University, I’alo Alto, Cal. Della-Della- I’urdue University, Lafayette, I ml. .eta- .eta Central University, Danville. Kv. .eta Esi— University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati. Ohio. E a-Eta Dartmouth College. Hanover, N. II. Theta-Theta- Universitv of Michigan, Ann Arbor. Mich Kappa Kappa University of Illinois, Champaign, 111. .amluta- .amlxla Kentucky State College. Lexing- ton, Ky. Mu-Mu West Virginia Universitv. Morgantown, W. Va. Su-.Su -Columbia University. New Vork, N. V. Si-Si- Universitv of the State of Missouri, Columbia, Mo. Omit ron-Omieron Universitv of Chicago, Chicago. 111. Rho-Rho — University of Maine. Orono, Me. Tau-Tau Washington University, St. I.ouis, Mo. I psilon-1 psilon Universitv of Washington, Seattle, Wash. Ehi-Ehi— University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia,I’a. .eta - Washington and I.eeUniversity, Lexington, Va. Alumni Chapters New Vork. Philadelphia, Chicago. Nashville, Cincinnati. Boston, St. Paul, Minneapolis, Denver, Detroit, IndianajKdis, New Orleans, Pittsburg, Milwaukee, Columbus, Washington, Kansas City. Springfield till.), San Francisco, Atlanta. Alpha Psi Chapter of Sigma Chi Prat res in Urbe Jri.iAN Adams C. (� . Dunbak Judge Robert Ewing Ambrose I . Omnes Daxiei. Hillman Krnest Pillow Dr. Thomas S. Weaver T. M. Xeal. Jk. Prof. J. I). Blanton K. 15. Duncan Leonard B. Kite Humphrey Hardison Charles II. Johnson W. I . Rhea (iki 1'i'iN M. Lovelace II. II. Si meson (). M. Verger. Jk. Marvin Cori.ett W. M. Di ncan. Jk. George A. Kka .er W. 'I'. Hardison, Jk. Clarence W. Jones Dempsey Weaver A. C. Read I’. II. Whiting Prat res in Facultate Wm. L. Dudley, B.S., M.D...........Professor of Chemistry and Dean of Medical Department Thomas Carter, A.M., B.D...........Professor of Oreek Exegesis in Theological Department Henry Beach Carre, A.B., Ph.I)., B.D........................................... Professor of English Exegesis in Theological Department Wilbur F. Creighton. Jk., B.E......................................Instructor of Drawing Active Members Class of 1904 W. F. Creighton, Jk., B.IC............... J. S. Dunbar, B.IC....................... I. K. Coi.gix, Pn.C...................... Class of 1905 F. W. Chappell, B.A., B.K................ M. W. Coi.gin, M. I)..................... G. W. Evans, M.I)........................ I. G. Morris, M.I)....................... 1C. B. Tucker, B.A....................... Barrett P. Tyler. B.D.................... . Nashville Teiin. . Nashville, Tenn. . Waco, Texas. . Nashville. Tenn. . Waco, Texas. . Waco. Texas. . Paris, Texas. . Smyrna, Tenn. . Fredericksburg, Va. Class of 1900 W. 1C. Norvbi.l, Jr.. B.S.....................................Nashville, Tenn. J. M. Jenkins, Jr., B.1C............. .......................Wetumpka, Ala. 1). S. klDin.lv. B. 1C........................................Nashville. Tenn. C. P. Conn hi.i.. B. 1C.......................................Nashville, Tenn. G. P. Thurston. Jr., B.S......................................Nashville, Tenn. M. I,. Cui.i.by, B.IC........................................Jackson, Miss. Robert C. Patterson, B.A......................................Nashville, Tenn. Class of 1907 J. K. Mathis, B A........... V. C. Clark. B.S............ W. II. Lehr, B.IC.......... P. A. Shei.ton. Jr.. B.IC. . . S. R. Sanford. Ir., B.IC. . . R. W. Turnhr, Jr.. B.IC. . . I). R. STriiui.ivFiivi.D. Jr.. B.IC. E. L. Peopi.es, B.IC........ W. M. Merritt. M.I). J. I.. Holmes, M l)......... Hamilton Douglas. Jr., B.S. A. F. Hinton. B.IC.......... C. K. Tomi’kins. M.I)....... . Memphis, Tenn. . Crowley. La. Waco, Texas. . Nashville, Tenn. . Nashville. Tenn. . Nashville. Tenn. . Nashville, Tenn. . Columbia, Tenn. . Jackson. Miss. . Nashville. Tenn. . Atlanta, (5a. . Nashville. Tenn. . Gallatin, Tenn. 157 I iiS SIUM A CIIAITKK Ol' SIGMA NI' Sigma Chapter of Sigma Nu Amhkosk. H. F., Sigma Hai.lhntiNi;, II. T., Omicron Hi. ST � n, S. J. Sigma Coi.KS, J. I... Omicron Finch. C. II., Omicron Frantz. F. F., icta Lambda Fort, K. K.. Sigma Frantz, I'. F. Jonhs Grinnhll RoBHRTS, M. S. . . Frantz, Frank 1'.. M.A. (fI'.mm.Cii a rlks Clayton, M.. Jonhs, Grinnhll, M.S. Erwin, J. T., Hi.anton, Smii.KY J., H.S. I)INNINO, W. V.. H.A. . . . 1.0NO. W.M. H. Jonhs, Eliot, H.A....... Robhrts, M. I Amrrosk, II. F„ H.K. Burns, L. h.. h.a. . CORL'M, J. M., Jk., H.A. ROBKRSOK, II. Bryan, V. H.. H.A. ROBKRSON. J. Frat res in Urbe Jonhs, Grinnkll, Sigma Jonhs, Ciiaimn, Sigma Jonks, Elliott, Sigma I.oyhnthaL. I.. J.. Sigma Matimavs, H. E., Sigma Mknkks. T. V., Sigma Robhrts, M. S.. Sigma Schwab, G. A., licta Fratres in Facultate Sinclair. Edwards. Seta Omicron Sthwart, H. M., Sigma STliKLH, E. A., (.'amnia Comma Vanch, T. J., Sigma Walk HR. R. W., icta Theta WhathhriiolT, Torni:r, icta Theta Williams. J. T., Kappa . Fellow ami Assistant in French Fellow ami Assistant in Mathematics ami Chemistry . . . Assistant in Chemical laboratory Post Graduates Nashville, Tenn. Moonhy, W. W., M.A. Murfreesboro, Tenn. . Showell, Md. Balthis. J. II..M.A. . . . New Market. Md. . Nashville, Tenn. Clikton, John W., M.A. . . . Mansfield, I.a. M.A. . . Greenville, N. C. Class of 1901 Nashville, Tenn. Gleason, Tenn. Jonhs, R. C., h.a. . Nashville. Tenn. Gannaway, IIkrbkrt, I.I..H. . Hellbuckle. Tenn. .... Mt. Pleasant. Tenn. Class of 1905 Nashville. Tenn. Watkks, John R., H.A. ..... Florence, Ala. s., H.lv.................. ....................Nashville. Tenn. Class of 1900 . Nashville, Tenn. Columbia, Tenn. . Paris, Tenn. M.. M.D., .... Damon, II. G., H.S........... Corsicana, Texas Howard, Jamils N.. H.A. . Mt. Pleasant.Tenn. Balthis. J. II., H.D..............New Market. Md. . Pikeville, Tenn. Class of 1907 . . Artesia, Miss. Richmond, M. C. H.A. .... h'loyd, I.a. I,., H.S....................... . . ... Pikeville, Tenn. 161 Sigma Nil Bounded in IMP1 in Virginia Military Institute Coi.oks: Black, White, nud Old Gold l’l.owiiK : White Rose Roll of Active Chapters First Division I'i—la-high fniversity, Bethlehem, 1’a. {(la Sigma—I’nivcrsity of Vermont. Burlington, Vl. (iomuni Delta -Stevens Institute of Technology. Hohoken, N. J. Camma T.psiton Lafayette College, lvaston,.l a. Cauuna Theta - Cornell I'niversity, Ithaca, N. V. Second Division Tela I'niversity of Virginia, Charlottesville, Va. Lambda - Washington and I.ee I’niversity, Lexington. Va. Omieron--Bethel College. Russellville, Ky. Sigma Vanderbilt I'niversity, Nashville, Tenn. 'si I'niversity i North Carolina, Chajrel Hill, N. C. leta au North Carolina A. and M. College, West Raleigh, N. C. Camma Iota -State College of Kentucky, Lexington, Ky. Third Division Mu—I'niversity of Georgia, Athens, Ga. Theta— I'niversity of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, Ala. Iota—Howard College. Hast Lake. Ala. Kappa North Georgia Agricultural College, Daldonega, Ga. Fta— Mercer I'niversity, Macon, Ga. A7- Kmory College, Oxford. Ga. leta Theta Alabama Polytechnic Institute, Auburn. Ala. Camma Alpha -Georgia School of Technology. Atlanta, Ga. Fourth Division Tpsi on Bethany College, Bethany, W. Va. leta leta—l)e Pauw I'niversity. Greencastle. Ind. leta Xu Ohio State I'niversity, Columbus, Ohio. leta .ir ri—Purdue I'niversity. Lafayette, Ind. leta Ft a I'niversity of Indiana. Bloomington, Ind. leta Iota Mt. I'nion College. Alliance. Ohio. tela t’fisiton—Rose Polytechnic Institute, Terre Haute, Ind. Camma Ft I’niversity of West Virginia, Morgantown, W Va. 102 Fifth Division Cuntina Camnm Albion Collide, Albion, Midi. Camma icta—Northwestern I'niversity, Kvanston. 111. Camma .amMa—University of Wisconsin, Madison. Wis. Camma Mu I'niversity of Illinois, Champaign, 111. Camina .Yu I'niversity of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Mich. Delta 'Theta — bombard I'niversity. Galesburg, III. Sixth Division icta Mu State I'niversity of Iowa, Iowa City, Iowa. Seventh Division .Yu— Kansas State I'niversity, Lawrence. Kan. hi ho— Missouri State I'niversity, Columbia, Mo. icta A7—William Jewell College, I.il erty, Mo. Camma A7— Slate College of Mines ami Metallurgy, Rolla. Mo. Camma Omicron -Washington I'niversity, St. Louis, Mo. Eighth Division Cpsilon- I'niversity of Texas, Austin, Texas. ’hi - Louisiana State I'niversity, baton Rouge, La. ’eta ’hi Tulaue I'niversity, New Orleans, La. Hinth Division Camma ita—State School of Mines, Golden, Colo. Camma Kappa I'niversity of Colorado. Boulder, Colo. Tenth Division Camma Chi I'niversity of Washington, Seattle, Wash. Camma .eta—I'niversity of Oregon, 1-ugene. Ore. Eleventh Division icta Chi— I.claud Stanford, Jr.. I'niversity, Stanford, Cal. Beta ’si — I'niversity of California, Berkeley. Cal. Alabama Birmingham California— San Francisco Colorado - l’ueblo Georgia Atlanta Illinois Chicago Indiana—Indianapolis Alumni Chapters Kentucky Louisville Kentucky Shelby ville Massachusetts Boston Missouri Kansas City Missouri- St. Louis New York, New York City North Carolina -Charlotte North Carolina Salisbury ()hio—Columbus ( hio—Cleveland Texas—Dallas Washington—Seattle Wisconsin—Milwaukee BIB Cupid Little Cupid is fantastic, So the story goes; And he’s also quite elastic As his record shows. But he too is as elusive As an echo faint, First retiring, then obtrusive In his fashion quaint. When his pretty lip he puckers And a boon doth ask, Ev’ry breeze and flower succors Cupid in his task. But withal he’s most engaging With his quiv'ring dart, When his time-old wars he's waging With a maiden’s heart. So be careful of his feelings, Lest he bring thee woe; Listen to his soft appealings And their meaning know. Leave him not without to shiver In the cold and storm, Press him to thy heart and ever Keep thy Cupid warm. i til YII.riY Y.I.IVM 1.1 HO ykois Pi Kappa Alpha Founded at I'Diversity of Virginia. March, IS68 Coi.OKS : Old Gold and Garnet Active Chapter Roll Alpha I'niversity of Virginia, Charlottesville. 'a. Pda—Davidson College. Davidson. X. C. Camma William and Mary College, Williamsburg. Va. .da—I'niversity of Tennessee, Knoxville. Tenn. Eta Tulane I'niversity, New Orleans. La. Theta—Southwestern Presbyterian I'niversity.Clarksville.Tenn. lota—Ilatnjxlen Sidney. Ilatnjxlen-Sidney. Va. Kappa- Kentucky I'niversity. Lexington, Ky. Mu—Presbyterian College. Clinton. S. C. . u Wofford College. Spartansburg. S. C. Omioon—Richmond College. Richmond. Va. Pi—Washington and Lee I’niversity, Lexington. 'a. A ’ho Cumberland I'niversity. Lebanon. Tenn. Sigma—Vanderbilt I'niversity. Nashville. Tenn. Tan—I'niversity of North Carolina. Chapel Hill, N. C. f psilon—Alabama Polytechnic Institute. Auburn, Ala. Phi—Roanoke College. Salem. Va. Chi—I'niversity of the South. Scwanee, Tenn. Psi—Georgia Agricultural College. Dahlonega. («a. Omega—Kentucky State College, Lexington. Ky. Alpha Alpha—Trinity College. Durham. N. C. Alpha Pita—Centenary College, Jackson. La. Alpha (iannna—Louisiana State I'niversity. Baton Rouge. La. Alpha Delta—Georgia School of Technology, Atlanta, («a. Alumni Chapters Alumnus Alpha—Richmond, Va. Ahiminis eta—Dillon. S. C. Alumnus Pda—Memphis, Tenn. Aluminis Pita—New Orleans. La. Alumnus Camma—White Sulphur Spgs., W. Va. Alumnus Theta—Dallas. Texas A umnus Delta—Charleston. S. C. Alumnus lata—Knoxville. Tenn. Alumnus Epsilon—Norfolk. Va. Alumnus Kappa—Charlottesville, Va. Alumnus l.amlx a—Opelika, Ala. I«7 Sigma Chapter of Pi Kappa Alpha Established 1 S‘ :{ Reorganized 1S! 7 Fratres in Urbe J. I). Jacobs A. B. Anderson IS. Iv. Ingram Lons Leptwich J. II. Ternek HARRY WoODSIDE Pail W. Hoggins John V. Morton George Iv. McLairine II. II. Weir W. S. Jacobs V. R. Martin Ciiari.es Roc an Richard Alexander V. M. Anderson T. Iv. P. Woods C. A. Cook, Jr. J.'I. Armstrong I. M. Grisham S. G. McCi.erny Fratres in Facultate Edwin W. Wii.ey. M.A..........................................................Instructor in English Class of 1904 James R. Williamson. R.A..................... Class of 1905 J. II. Brown. LL.B............................ George H. Brown. B.A......................... Spencer, Adams, D.D.S......................... Thomas M. Morrow, D.D.S...................... Henry P. Watkins, Ph.C....................... Culleoka, Tcnn. . Coluinhia, Tcnn. . Springfield, Tcnn . Decatur. Ala. . Decatur. Ala. . Nashville. Tcnn. Class of too a His J. B. Gordon Brown. B.S. . John Boone Landers, B.A. Glenn Greek, D.D.S. . . . . . . Columbia, Tcnn. . . . Bellville. Tcnn. . . . Spartansburg, S. C. 11 ICTA I.AMIIKA CIIAITHR OF IIICTA TIII.TA 1M Beta Theta Pi l-'ounilcd at Miami University, July I, 1830 Beta Lambda Chapter Established, 1883 Re-Established. 1901 Active Chapters District I — Xew ling land Brown University................................................Kappa Boston University...............................................Upsilon University of Maine.............................................Beta Eta Amherst College.................................................Beta Iota Dartmouth College...............................................Alpha Omega Wesleyan University.............................................Mu Epsilon Vale University.................................................Phi Chi Bowdoiu University..............................................Beta Sigma District II — Sew York and New Jersey Rutgers College..................................................Beta Gamma Cornell University............................................ . . Beta Delta Stevens Institute of Technology..................................Sigma St. Lawrence University..........................................Beta Sigma Colgate University...............................................Beta Theta Union University.................................................Xu Columbia University.............................................. lpha Alpha Syracuse University..............................................Beta Epsilon 171 District III Pennsylvania anti Maryland Washington and Jefferson College..................................Gamma Dickinson College.................................................Alpha Sigma Johns Hopkins University..........................................Alpha Chi University of Pennsylvania.......................................Phi Pennsylvania State College......................................Alpha Upsilon Lehigh University.................................................Beta Chi District IV Virginia, Sorth Carolina, and South Carolina Hampden-Sidney College............................................Zeta University of North Carolina.....................................Kta Beta University of Virginia...........................................Oinicron Davidson College..................................................Phi Alpha District V Tennessee, Kentucky, and Texas Central University................................................Kpsilon Vanderbilt University . . ...................................Heta Lambda University of Texas...............................................Beta Oinicron. District VI —Ohio and ll'est Virginia Miami University .................................................Alpha University of Cincinnati..........................................Beta Nil Western Reserve University........................................Beta Ohio University...................................................Beta Kappa Ohio Wesleyan University..........................................Theta Bethany College...................................................Psi Wittenberg University.............................................Alpha Gamma Denison University................................................Alpha Kta University of Wooster.............................................Alpha Lambda Kenyon College....................................................Beta Alpha Ohio State University.............................................Theta Delta University of West Virginia.......................................Beta Psi District I'll Indiana DePauw University................................................Delta Indiana University...............................................Pi Wabash College...................................................Tan Hanover College..................................................Iota District VIII Michigan, Illinois, Wisconsin, Iona, and Minnesota University of Michigan . . Knox College............... Beloit College............. University of Iowa. . . . University of Chicago . . Iowa Wesleyan University University of Wisconsin University of Missouri . . University of Colorado . . Lambda Alpha Xi Chi Alpha Beta Lambda Kho Alpha Ivpsilon Alpha Pi Zeta Phi Beta Tan District IX — California, Nevada, Oregon, and Washington University of California..........................................Omega Leland-Stanford University........................................Lamlxla Sigma Washington State University.......................................Beta Omega Fratres in Ur be J. P. Atkinson W. Mack Baxter O. F. Ill.ACKIK George Brown L. P. Brown R. K. Brown J. W. Bykns Tvi.er C.M.norN Cl IAS. CRCTCHEIEI.D I-:. B. Davis II. M. Dripoos S. O. Docgi.as M. P. Ivstks K. B. Kl'CKER John Riiim, Jk. A. H. Shari C. C. Sl.At'GHTER (L McP. Smith U. Iv. Smith -----Sterling A. X. Fite R. A. Post it r R. 1). Goodlktt (iR A ETON ( «KEEN CL B. Grii.n A. O. 1 I AM. Richard IIai.i. J. W. Hanoi.y Avery Handi.y J. A. Harris Bishop Iv. Iv. lloss W. O. IIl'TCIIliSON A. W. Stock eli. Iv. W. Thomas Iv. W. Thompson CL I‘. Thrcston Charles C. Traiue J. O. Trkanor Iv. W. JlNGERMANN W. II. Kirk Ira Landritii Jidge II. II. Lurton II. II. Lcrton. Jr. T. Iv. Mai rv j. h. Miller R. L. Morris R. L. Morris, Jr. W. L. Owsi.ky Hamilton Parks L. I). Palmer W. T. Rodgers Thomas Weaver Graham Web� R. L C. White W. II. Williamson 173 Fratres in Facultate Timothy Ci.okax, Pii.I). Professor of the Romantic Languages. V. II. Scnict'k.MAN, C.K. Dean � f Engineering Dej artnient and Professor of Civil Engineering. II. C. Toi.man. I’h.I)., I).I . Professor of Greek. Jt'DGK H. II. I.fKTON. LI,. I). Lecturer on Constitutional Law and Federal Procedure and Practice. Ai.i.f.n 0. Hall, LL.IL Professor of Elementary Law, Insurance. Partnership. Criminal Law, and Secretary of the Law Faculty. Fratres in Universitate Class of 1904 John Paul Tylkr............................................................Lewisburg, Ya. Class of 1906 Horace Hobson Huli........................................................Somerville. Tenn. Class of 1907 William Oscar Batts, B.A.................... Goodwin Dazky Chase, B.K.................... Albert Willard Chester. B.H................. Joe Trkanor Wallace, B.K.................... Cedar Hill, Tenn. Nashville, Tenn. Nashville. Tenn. Memphis, Tenn. 171 TKNNKSSKK CIIAITKK OF PHI KAPPA PS I Phi Kappa Psi Founded at Washington, Jefferson College, ISA! Tennessee Delta Chapter ICslablished in 11«� 1 Coi.ORS: lavender and Pink Fl.oWKR: Sweet Pea Fratres in Ur he L. Ovkktox I,H. Jordan Stokks, Sk. J. M. Bass J. M. Bass, Jr. Fratres in J. II. F 1.1. M. I . Lipscomb Richard Chkatiiam Robkkt Akmstkad Facultate Com.ins Dknny, A.M.. B.L.............................Professor of Mental and Moral Philosophy JcdokJ. W. Box nick, A.M., Professor of Criminal Law and Domestic Relations and Real Properly Fratres in Fniversatate Class of 1904 JOSKPH Fknnki.i., LL.B. . . Cynthiana. Ky. Di ncan F.viv. Jr., M.D. Nashville. Tenn. J. I). Lkmoink. M.I). . .Cotton Port, La. Class of 1905 K. R. Howard. LL.B. . Knoxville, Tenn. M. Ransom, B.A........Nashville . Tenn. C. Mot ., B.K............Lineolntown. N. C. Jordan Stokks. Jr., LL.B., Nashville, Tenn. K. L. McIi.yain. M.D. . . . Cynthiana. Ky. Class of 1900 John Baxtkr. B.I............Nashville, Tenn. !•'. A. Bkrkv, B.A....Nashville. Tenn. Class of 1907 WiU.iAM Mii.i.KR, Jr.. B.K., Nashville. Tenn. A. L. Abkrnathy, M.I). . Pulaski, Tenn. L. L. Baxtkr, B.K. . . . Nashville, Tenn. Roll of Active Chapters District I Pennsylvania Alpha—Washington and Jefferson College Penxsvia- axia Beta—Alleghany College Pennsyi.vaxia ('.amma—Buckuell University PENNSYLVA NIA I ' I’SI LON Gettysburg College PEN NSYLVANIA Z ETA- -1 )iekillSOIl College Pennsylvania Kta - Franklin and Marshall College PENNSYLVANIA Til KTA I,a Fayette College Pennsylvania Iota—University of Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Kappa -Swatlnnore College District II New Hampshire Alpha Dartmouth College Massaciii setts Alpha -Amherst College Rhode Island Alpha brown University New Yoke Alpha Cornell University New York Beta—Syracuse University New York Gamma—Columbia University New York ICpsilon—Colgate University New York Zeta—Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute District III Maryland Alpha—Johns Hopkins University Virginia Alpha University of Virginia Virginia Beta—Washington and Lee University West Virginia Alph a—University of West Virginia Mississippi Alpha—University of Mississippi Tennessee I elta—Vanderbilt University 17s District IV Ohio Ai.imia—Ohio Wesleyan University Ohio Bkta—Wittenl� erg College Ohio Dki.ta—I'niversity of Ohio Indiana Ai.imia—DcPauw I’niversity Indiana Hkta -I’niversity of Indiana Indiana Dki.ta—Purdue University Iu.tNois Ai.imia—Northwestern University 11.1.1 nois Hkta—University of Chicago Michigan Ai.imia—University of Michigan Wisconsin Ai.imia—University of Wisconsin Wisconsin Gamma—Heloit College Minnksota Hkta—University of Minnesota Iowa Ai.imia—University of Iowa Kansas Ai.imia—University of Kansas Nkiikaska Ai.imi a—University of Nebraska California Hkta—Iceland Stanford University California Gamma—University of California District V A Iu ni n i A ssocia t ioils Haltiinore. Md. Philadelphia, Pa. Buffalo, X. V. Washington, 1). C. Cleveland. )hio. Springfield. Ohio. Hncvrus. )hio. Indianapolis, Ind. Anderson, Ind. Chicago. 111. Minneapolis. Minn. Denver. Colo. Portland, Ore. San Francisco, Cal. Columinis. ( hio. Cincinnati. Ohio. Omaha, Neb. Boston. Mass. Seattle, Wash. Johnstown. Pa Duluth. Minn. Ivastern. Pa. Pittsburg. Pa. Meadville, Pa. Newark, Ohio. New York City Alumni Clubs: Harvard At the Exam He has the teacher spotted, It really is a shame, And now lie sits down calmly, And cooly writes his name. He glances at the questions, As if he doesn't care, But, oh, the cruel teacher Has put some others there. Some others that, too truly, He didn't think he’d ask, And all his spotting's useless, In vain his weary task. And now his groans are heavy, A tear his paper blots, For he is like the leopard, He cannot change his “spots! ISO VIV.ns V.I.IVN III.I .10 H}l J..I Vio Vim VII. riv Phi Kappa Sigma Established in the I’niversity of Pennsylvania, I WO I-I.OWKR: Chrysanthemum. Coi.oks: ('.old and black. Chapter Roll Alpha—University of Pennsylvania. Philadelphia. Pa. Delia—Washington and Jefferson. Washington. Pa. Dpsilon—Dickinson College. Carlisle, Pa. .ela—Franklin and Marshall College. Lancaster. Pa. Hia—University of Virginia, Charlottesville. Va. Mn—Tnlane University. New Orleans. La. Rho—University of Illinois. Champaign. 111. Tan—Randolph .Macon College. Ashland. Va. Cpsilon Northwestern University. Hvanston. 111. Phi— Richmond College, Richmond. Va. Psi—Pennsylvania State College. State College. Pa. Alpha-Alpha—Washington and Lee University. Lexington. Va. Alpha Comma—University of West Virginia. Morgantown, W. Va. Alpha Della—University of Maine. Orono, Me. Alpha epsilon—Armour Institute of Technology. Chicago. 111. Alpha .eta—University of Maryland, Baltimore. Md. Alpha eia—College of Charleston. Charleston. S. C. Alpha Theta—University of Wisconsin. Madison. Wis. Alpha lola—Vanderbilt University, Nashville. Tenn. Alpha Kappa—University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, Ala. Alpha Lambda—University of California, Berkeley. Cal. Alpha Mn—Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Boston. Mass. Alpha X t Georgia School of Technology. Atlanta, Ga. Alumni Chapters Philadelphia Chicago Pittsburg Richmond New York Baltimore New Orleans is:; Alpha lota Chapter l tablishcri 1002 Hon. I . M. Kstks Hon. Ai.i-ri i T. Lkvink Fratres in Ur he Mr. Chas. W. K nkin Mr. Marry Andkrson Frater in Facultate Dr. Loris I.kroy Ir. Ch as. V. Moxhy Lotus I.kkoy, M I).. Professor of Pathology, Bacteriolo y, Histology, in Medical and Dental Departments. Fratres in Universitate Class of WIN I). K. McCi.karhx. B.A.. Pleasanlville.Tenn. U. K. IIkarn. Pii.C. I rhi T. Barnktt, 1,1..B.. Jacksonville. I-la. U. I,. Kodokks, DD.S. V. I . Johnston. DD.S. . . Memphis, Tenn. Class of inns A. I,. Howards. B.S.........Martin. Tenn. C. M. Simpson B.D. . S. M. Miu.hr,B.D............Hatcher. Ky. I). V. Utkn. M.A. H. M. Pipkin . A.B. . Pine Bluff. Ark. . . . Dyer. Tenn. Adainsvillc, Tenn. . . Camden. Miss. . . . Cayce, Ky. Class of I90i K. I,. A.mukrg. A.B..........Hickman. Ky. V. V. Critciuiku� . A.B.. Nashville. Tenn. A. II. Gray. M.D...........Nashville. Tenn. I. T. Camkkon. B.D. . Nashville. Tenn. M. B. Harr HU.. A.B. . (). B. A. Ti rnrr. M.D. A W. Nash. M.D. . . J. H. Vot'NT, M.D. . . . . Celeste. 'Pexas. . Nelnn ille, Tenn. . Dallas. 'Pexas. . . . Yount. Mo. Class of 1907 Wii.uam Winton, A.B. . Nashville. Tenn. Samiki. C. DhBow, A.B. . . .Jordan, Ky. Wai.tkr Winton. A.B. . . Nashville. Tenn. isi •l ic«l March t.Mh. lv il. I'A N-ll KI.I.KNIC COI’NCI I. Pan-Hellenic Association Members Sigma Xu Delta Kappa Kpsilon Kappa Sigma Phi Delta Theta Pi Kappa Alpha Kappa Alpha Sigma Alpha Reta Theta Pi Sigma Chi Alpha Tail Omega Phi Kappa Sigma Delta Tan Delta Phi Kappa Psi Kpsilon Council R. L. Ci.a rv, J A C..........................................................President J. R. Williamson, II A ,1.................................................... ice-President John R. Watkrs. - ...........................................................Scorta y Frank Kvi.k, A 1'.............................................................Treasurer W. J. Andkrson. J ' 'J 0� . R. Cooi on, - I I- A. Monk. Jr., - ' I'. A. Rkrry, A T J. W. Lkk, 't J o J. P. Tyi.KR, H ft H V. V. Crutchfield, 1 1 A _ ('.. W. Mkux, A .1 Clark Williams, i l ii Clorinda’s Tan hair of gold in misty curls, that's how it began; Bluer eyes than most of girls, 7 was just a man ! But she had a weapon thing: Cupid, first named Dan, Bare her plumes from out his wing, So the story ran; how she got it's all the same, Jfny maiden can Yet she wafts my heart to flame, Clorinda with her fan. INS A I.I'll A KTA or KAI’I'A A I.I'll A TIIKTA Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority I'on tided at Depauw University, January 27, 1 70 Coj.oks: Old ('.old and Black Fl.oWHR: Black and ('.old Pausv College Chapters A Ip lui District lota—Cornell I'niversity. Ithaca, X. V. Lambda—University of Vermont. Burlington. Yt. Chi—Syracuse University. Syracuse. X. V. Alpha Ifa—Swarthmore College. Swartlnnore, Pa. Alpha DAta—Woman’s College of Baltimore, Baltimore, M 1. Alpha lipsilon- Brown University, Providence, R. I. Alpha .eta—Barnard College. Xew York. licta District Alpha—Depauw University, («leencastle, Ind. I let a Indiana State University, Bloomington. Ind. ( psilon—Wooster University, Wooster. Ohio. Ida—University of Michigan, Ann Arbor. Mich. .1 fit—Allegheny College. Meadville. Penn. Pi—Albion College. Albion. Mich. Alpha Comma—Ohio State University. Columbus. Ohio. Alpha Pfa — Vanderbilt University, Xashvillc, Tenn. Delta District Delta—University of Illinois. Champaign. 111. Kappa—University of Kansas, Lawrence. Kan. A 'ho—University of Xebraska, Lincoln. Xebraska. Tan—Xorlhwestern University, Kvausville. 111. t'psihn—University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minn. Psi—University of Wisconsin, Madison, Wis. Gamma District Phi—Leland Stanford Jr. University. Stanford, Cal. Omega—University of California. Berkeley. Cal. MM Alumnar Associations Kappa .Mimnuu—Alleghney, Pa. Lambda Alumnae—Athens, Ohio. Xu Alumnat Wooster, Ohio. Beta Alumnae Minneapolis. Minn. Pelta Alumna, -Chicago, 111. AV Alumna,—Kansas Cilv. Mo. (,'amma Alumna,—Mi. Vernon. N. V. Ida Alumna, Burlington. Yt. Alpha Alumnae—Greencastle, I ml. Xpsilon Alumna,—Columbus, Ohio. .eta Alumna, — Indianapolis. Ind. Wu Alumnae—Cleveland. Ohio. Iota Alumnae—Los Angeles, Cal. Alpha Eta of Kappa Alpha Theta I Established January 15. lie.� ! Sorores in Ur hr Daisy Mai Hemphill Ivi.eanok Roy Buford Mamik Pierce Sorores in Facilitate Stella Scott Vaughn Sorores in Universitate Class of 1904 Roberta I Hr Bosk . . . Tennessee Pknklopk McDuffie: . . . South Carolina Class of 1905 Loi isb Portbr Bang..............Tennessee Louise Wilson..................New York Laura Hayes...............................Tennessee Class of 1900 Flora Stkki.....................................................................Virginia Class of 1907 MarjoriB Harrison Virginia Raciiki. Crook . . . . . Tennessee Margery Ivzki.l Tennessee Rose: Ambrose:..................Tennessee Mary Life: .... ... Tennessee Sophie: Ambrose:.............. . Tennessee Josephine: Mumpord . . .Tennessee May Belle: Saunders.................Tennessee Patronesses Mrs. H. C. Tolman Mrs. Thomas Carter Mrs. A. M. Harris Mrs. J. T. McGii.l Stella Scott Vaughn Monnkll Pride: 102 ■ TIIKTA !� KI.TA TllliTA Theta Delta Theta Kstablislicd, 1900 Cot.OKS: Crimson and Corise l?l.o VHR: Carnation Sorosis in Urbe Mrs. Preston Vaughan Kli.a 1)k infiki.d Stki.i.a R. Rich Mrs. Hkrle Kline Post Graduates Mary Kvalin Brown. M.S.......................................................Nashville, lenn. Margarkt Coi.i.ins Denny. M.A................................................Nashville, lenn. Caroline Lkvki.i., M.D.......................................................Oxford. Miss. Class of 1904 IvlizaHiiTH Chapman Denny, B.A Branchs Hardy Hammond. B.A Saidkk Sheffield Luff. B.A Mai d Mary Sanders, B.A Nashville. Tenn. Nashville. Tenn. . . . . Nashville. Tenn. Nashville. Tenn. Class of 1905 Minnik Lee Nolen, 15.S. . Anne Hillman Scales. 15.S. . Class of 1900 Nashville. Tenn. Katherine Roth rock. 15.S. . Lucy Dell Ross. B.S ('lass of 1907 Somerville. Tenn. Ktiiki. Flemming, 15.S Margaret Beaty. 15.S Honorary Members Nashville. Tenn. Nashville, Tenn. I.oyh Branner Atkins Patronesses Mrs Coi.i.ins Denny Mrs. Richard Jones Mrs. John Daniel Mrs. Leonidas ('.lenn 195 Tate “ When 1 am rich, and rich I’ll he. I’ll build a palace by the sea. jHnd there I’ll live and happy be.” Chen worked the loon, from morn to noon, And from noon to dewey eve? he scrimped and saved jHnd worked and staved, Till all his youth did leave, he built his structure fair, How it’s standing there, Cmpty as an empty dream; With his usual zest, he’s set himself to rest, According to his little scheme, he rested far too well, And now he’s gone to A place that’s not heyond the skies? At the coroner's inguest Chey said: “ he died from over-rest- Spontaneous lack of exercise.” urn WU.,THOt A I.I'll A Ol- THNXKSSKi; CIIAITKK Of fill liKTA KAI’fA Alpha of Tennessee Chapter of Phi Beta Kappa IvitaMislied in 1001 Graduate Officers Professor Herbert Cushing Toi.man. Ph.I)., D.I)..................President Professor William James Vaughn. LL.D................. I Bishop Robert Kennox Hargrove, I).D.................. !-.... I'ice-Presidents Chancellor James Hampton Kirkland, 1'ii.D.. LI,.I). ! Professor Hiram Albert 'anck. Ph.I)...............................Corresponding Secretary Professor John Thomas McGill, Ph.I)..............................Recording Secretary Orinneu. Jones, B.S..............................................Treasurer Undergraduate Officers Saidee Shkffieu) Luff................................................President Benjamin F. Cornelius................................................Secretary John J. Tigert, Jr...................................................Assistant Treasurer Timothy Ci.oran C 1.1.ins Denny Leonidas Chalmers Glenn Fratres in Facultate Gkinnei.i. Jones Ki.liott V. Kirk James Hampton Kirkland John Thomas McGill Herbert Cushing Toi.man William James Vaughn Fratres in Ur be Campbell Bonner. Ph.I). IL B. Chappell. D.I). Charles Kdgak Little:. Ph.I). Lee J. Loventhai. Robert Kennon John J. Tigert. LL.D. Hiram Albert Vance. Ph.I). Claude Waller. LL.B. W. II. Witt. M.D. Hargrove, D.I). Benjamin F. Cornelius Herbert (• axna vay Daisy Mai Hemphill Gkinnei.i. Jones Student Members Ki.liott W. Kirk Irving Koi.sky William Bethel Long Saidee Sheffield Luff Samuel Marvin Miller ('.ii.bert Campbell Scogu.in- Joiin J. Tigert. Jr. 10!� Phi Beta Kappa Founded al William and Mary College in 177� ’. Roll of Chapters Alpha of Maine (Bowdoin) Beta of Maine (Colby 1 Alpha of New Hampshire ( Dartmouth - Alpha of Vermont 1 I’niversity of Vermont) Beta of Vermont Middlebury Alpha of Massachusetts 1 Harvard) Beta of Massachusetts (Amherst) Gamma of Massachusetts (Williams) Delta of Massachusetts (Tufts) Kpsilon of Massachusetts Boston) Alpha of Rhode Island (Brown) Alpha of Connecticut (Vale) Beta of Connecticut Trinity Gamma of Connecticut (Wesleyan) Alpha of New Vork (I'nion) Beta of New Vork (I'niversity of City of New Vork) Gamma of New Vork College of City of New Vork ) Delta of New Vork (Columbia) Kpsilon of New Vork Hamilton Zeta of New Vork (Hobart) Kta of New Vork (Colgate) Theta of New Vork (Cornell) Iota of New Vork (Rochester) Kappa of New Vork (Syracuse) Lambda of New Vork (St. Lawrence) Mu of New Vork (Vassar) Alpha of New Jersey (Rutgers) Beta of New Jersey (Princeton) Alpha of Pennsylvania (Dickinson) Beta of Pennsylvania (Lehigh) Gamma of Pennsylvania (Lafayette) Delta of Pennsylvania (I'niversity of Penn- sylvania) Kpsilon of Pennsylvania (Swarthmore) Zeta of Pennsylvania (Haverford) Kta of Pennsylvania (Allegheny; Alpha of Maryland (Johns Hopkins) Alpha of Virginia (William and Mary) Alpha of Ohio (We tern Reserve) Beta of ()hio ( Kenyon) Gamma of Ohio (Marietta) Delta of Ohio (I'niversity of Cincinnati) Alpha of Indiana (IK- Pauw) Beta of Indiana (Wabash) Alpha of Illinois ■ I'niversity of Chicago) Alpha of Tennessee (Vanderbilt) Alpha of Wisconsin (I’niversity of Wisconsin) Alpha of Minnesota (I'niversity of Minne- sota) Alpha of Iowa (I'niversity of Iowa) Alpha of Missouri (I'niversity of Missouri) Alpha of Nebraska (I'niversity of Nebraska) Alpha of Kansas (I'niversity of Kansas) Alpha of California (I'niversity of California) •200 Honors Prizes Awarded in 1903 Academic Department Founder's Department Medal Owen Prize Medal........... Founder’s I av Medal K. A. Young Medal Asliida Prize ... Grinnkm. Joni:s . . ... Mary Fvai.in Hrown . . Gl.KNN Fi.I NN, H.A. I So thweslel II Ivan I,i;k Hoi.t .......... ClIARl.KS Cl.AVTON ('.WINN, M. A. I Vail iei mil . l:ounders Department Medal Sjx-eial Prize in Drawing . Founder's Ilepartnient Medal Owen Prize Medal .... Flint F. Shepard Prize :ngincering I)epartmerit Cl.AfDK Mau.orv GaKI.AND JaMI'S STEWART Dt'NItAR, JR Biblical Department I.kwis Davihs I.OWK, H.A. (Kmory) ROBKRT limviN PORTHR WII.i.iAm Aknoi.I) I.amkktii, H.A. (Trinityi Law Department Founder's Department Medal l.aw Department Scholarships Caki. Monk, H.A. (Vanderbilt). (Howard J. Smith, Jr.. H.A. (Pai-i. Wadsworth Kvans Medical Department Founder’s Department Medal Interne to City Hospital | Wn.i.iAM Adoi.imhs Di-ncan Pharmaceutical Department Founder's 1 kpurtiuent Medal Til a limit's Harrison Taylor Junior Medal . . . Jay Fisk Smith Department of Dentistry Founder's Department Medal Morrison brothers’ Medal to the | second in competition for the ■ I'ounder’s Medal I Henry W. Morgan Medal for ( the best gold filling . . . . | VlSTON Tayi.ok Thomas Hrown Rrsit Pt’i.i.i a m AimoTT Nashville, Tenn Nashville. Tenn. Clarkson.Texas Nashville, Tenn. Showed, Md. Nashville, Tenn. Nashville, Tenn. Harlem, Ga. GrceusliOro, Ala. . Thomasville, N. C. . Atlanta. Ga. . Nashville. Tenn. Memphis, Tenn. Franklin, Ky. Mt. Pleasant, Ala. Texarkana. Ark. Sylvia, Tenn. Nashville, Tenn. Hueua Vista. Miss. 201 The Chancellor s Report to the Board of Trust AMII) awful ami solemn silence the Chancellor arose to address the Hoard of Trust. “Honorable Gentlemen of the Hoard: I have tin- misfortune to present to you the following report: Seven months by the grace of God and you, honorable sirs. I took a leave of absence, surrendering the reigns of government into the keeping of a man of godly face and habits whom we have trusted, alas! once too often, for what 1 have returned to, gentlemen, would move the calmest among von to indignation. Disgraces have come upon our 1 Tiiversitv of such a kind and number, so may heaven give me courage to relate to you. The courts arc getting fat and rich upon us. and what money Hows not into the law's hands from the student body, the faculty itself, gentlemen, frequently supplies. McGill must get a pianola wherew ith to make the days and nights so hideous that reputable citizens of the neighl orhood take out an injunction against him. studious victims from Kissam make tearful } etition to him, and the neighborhood ‘logs congregate about his door and howl in mournful unison. McGill is old enough to know better, gentlemen; he should Ik- impecunious enough to spend less. I recommend that the surplus with which he purchases nuisances Ik: taken from his allowance. I pray that you w ill not excite yourselves, gentlemen, or act before the full measure of ills has been made plain to you. The Chancellor's voice rose and fell in somber cadence from out his German beard. “ Dudley, with our most delicate athletic honor entrusted to his care, has got himself handed about by yellow journals till his name has Ik-coiuc synonomous with Kentucky football. Dyer has let his love for talking lead him outside the safe forum of our t'niversity; he has been sat upon by a negro preacher: lie has made vain resistance; he has brought disgrace upon us. 1 see the details pall upon you, gentlemen, but there are more, ami yet more. Yes. truly, there is Moore, What has he not Ik-cii doing? He has violated the sacred traditions of leap year. 1-Tom reliable statistics compiled by unhappy youths, w hose innocence he has taken advantage of, he has promised to no less than twelve girls since the new year began twelve, gentlemen. I see incredulity oil your faces; I think 1 see horror on some, and well I may. Those who stood in his way he has outwitted by fair means and foul (a glance at the first history grades will show yon what I mean, gentlemen). He has played fast and loose with the most sacred emotions the human heart i-. heir to, and I hear vague whisju-rings of breach of promise suits. It should Ik- clear to you, sirs, that Moore should Ik- less. And Kip! (rising indignation overcome even the mellowing effects of the German beard) lie that promised in honor and good faith l efore my return to marry a respectable wife who might join the Woman's Club and become jiatroness to a sorority and otherwise adorn her position. Has he fulfilled his promise ? A of He has made no progress- lie not even has prospects. The women have become too choice and too w ise. Hut this he has done; yes, itis: 1'mler the sujK-rvision of Dean Tillett he has filled our sacred halls with pictures—and suc i pictures at which young tlieologues stare and gape and forget their 202 immortal souls: such as should never even under lx x covers have entered our doors; such as even the professors look at in stealth and through their fingers. What of this, gentlemen ? Shall you endure it in an institution whose reputation has been hitherto above reproach? “ Little thought I, the Chancellor sj oke low again and in sorrowful accents, “that I should ever have to sjH-ak of Denny him who does his duty so nobly to his family. But, alas! gentlemen, that I must make com- plaint against him is but one more evidence of what the administration has been in my absence. He has fallen from high estate: he has lowered the standard of the 1'niversitv. Into half the tin cups in his logic class (I use a time-honored metaphor, sirs); into half, I repeat, lie has dripped enough logic t pass his examinations. Was this not a wanton waste of his resources and shall we let it pass? ’ I see you are becoming weary, gentlemen, but bear with me yet awhile. I must be exhaustive, for we have serious business before us. The advisory committee must be changed, when it has reached such a point that it will pass upon an excuse like this: • Absent from all classes and library. Thursday, January 20, 1904. Kxcuse: Baby fell out of bed 1:30 a. m. Putting him back to 2:3rt a. m. Consoling same for injuries receiver! till 8:3«� a. M. Assisting wife with same's bath, toilet and breakfast till 1:30 i M. Signed. Co-Kdwin Wii.i-y.' “ When the advisory committee accepts this excuse, 1 say, it has become all but wholly corrupt and inefficient, and changes must take effect immediately Wore the whole system lreconics demoralized. “ Of lesser ills there is no end. Thieves have come in broad daylight and made off with Daniel's chickens, thoroughbreds, and they could have taken Kissam Hall along for a coop before ' Cap' would awake like Rip Van Winkle and impure, ‘Who's been here since I've been gone?' Douglas reports a valuable find oil the Campus and turns in a lost examination l tok dated June 11, 18 3! The significance of such neglect, I think, I need not make more explicit to you. But I have done with the faculty. After all, they do but follow, like sheep, him who has first broken through the wall. Of the students I shall now make report as I am able. “All the wrong they have perpetrated and sufferer!, I dare not take time to tell you. A wild and red- headed band of country youths came down from a village school and laid our heroes low. And he. the Dean, suffered this! The young ladies, who should conduct themselves in all decency and order, have taken to games most masculine: array themselves in most unseemly garments (I have by chance heard of these, but have never seen them i, and do not then reimburse the ITiiversity for the disgrace she thus suffers bv admitting a male audi- ence who would pay. Tender youths, entrusted to our care, have been taken in dead of night and shorn of many locks ami beaten of many stripes. The virgin precincts of Belmont were desecrated; the pure whiteness of the gate | osts marred with paint, and worst of all. restitution had to be made of much money. The Chancellor’s voice betrayed more excitement. Students have ‘ suped ' at French ojK-ras and appeared before the court of petit larceny And what shall I say of those under the Dean's direst charge? What have they not done? They have broken all those commandments which it is his duly to see that they keep inviolate. They have indulged in dissolutions far into the night; they have gone to theaters (Inal, s. gentlemen; they have even stolen the scanty silver with which Providence provided the Hall. Other enumerations I will make in my next report.” 1.1« If I Could Drink But Once to You If I could drink hut once to you Hut only once—my lady fair, I would not drink, I do declare, To eyes of lieav'nlv blue: Thou who beneath the skies has eyes, I question, like to you? If I could drink but once. I vow I would not drink to hair so brown. All glowing in an amber crown, Nor to thy chiseled brow, Nor to thy lips where Cupid sips— I would not drink, I vow. If I could drink but once, my sweet, I would not drink to grace divine Nor to each gentle curve and line. Which in thy form do meet: To all thy grace of form and face I would not drink, my sweet. If I could drink but once, my queen, but only once to you to you ; Although in accents faint and few, I’d deeply pledge thy reign: With my last health I'd drink thy wealth Of womanhood, my queen. 201 N •juj Ohe Comet 1_9_0± yfjfw Vanderbilt ? n i v e r s i t y Til li oltSHKVOK STA IT’ II. W. I S. M. Mii.i.kk The Observer The Vanderbilt University Monthly Magazine Bcsi:. ulitor-in-C'huf Joh W. Niciioi.S. business Manage� Staff A. I-'. Blanks Jvrnkst Li.ovd B. !•'. Coknkuis, Jk. 200 The Vanderbilt Hustler (iliOKdic !•'. Davis. '05, Edilor I. I.. IIoi.t, '05 It. I . Tvi.BR. '05 Tllll.ll ItROWDRR, I .aw IlARJ.KV Cawtiiorn. Dcnta Associate Editors H. W. Kbv, 'a . I . It. TrCKBR, ’0T� Dt’ptt tun - it Editors XV. XV. McDonnki.i., Medical T.vri. Tvi.kr, Theological Ai.on .o Monk, Jr.. ’(XI M. F. Woodrow, 05 . Frank Cn. m:i,i.. Hiigiuceriug J. A. Smith, Pharmaceutical I.. I). Hi'dson, '« 1. usimss Manager 210 The Commencement Courier Published Daily During Commencement by the Senior Class Dougi.as M. W’right, Uditor-in-Chief Joe W. Xicnc i.s, Business Manager Associate Editors Ivan Lee Hoi.t, '04 Miss Roberta DiBosk, ’04 John Nichoi., ’04 Ernest Lloyd. ’05 W. Aiken Smart. '04 B. Ron.stone. '06 Miss Erancis Hammond, ’04 W. II. Weller, ’06 fepariment Editors V. Betiiei. Long............Law Edwin Cooper.................Engineering John Page Tvi.kk.............Theological James Rhea...................Pharmacy The Associate and Department Editors are appointed by the Editor-in Chief Vanderbilt University Quarterly A Record of University Life and Work (ienera! Publication Committee J. II. Kikki.and. Chancellor of Vanderbilt I'niversity, Chairman W. II. Scim kkman. Dean of Ivnjjineeriuj; Faculty F. Tiu.ktt, Dean of 'l'heological Faculty T. II. Mai.oniv, Dean of Law Faculty W. I,. Drni.KY, Dean of Medical Faculty J. T. Mc( ii.i., Dean of Pharmaceutical Faculty I). K. S'rrmu.Hi ii:!.!). Dean of Dental Faculty John II. DkWitt, of Alumni Association CliAKl.KS C. Tkabi k, of Alumni Association ICiavin Wilky, of Graduate Club 1C. 15. TrcKiSK, Representative of Student Body uti oria ('ommi tee Frkdkrick MoorH, Chairman CiiancivU.or J. II. Kirki.and. ICiavin Wii.kv M. 1C. IIoi.DJ-RNivSS. usiness Manager Theta Nu Epsilon Rho Epsilon Chapter Fratres in Ur he II. M. I)oak. I ■' J. S. I HON SON, j A .' V. B. C. Pn.ciiKK. 'I’ j H A. Frazikr, - Richard V. M. II. RICHARDSON. ' ’ j H S. C. I’ll.CHKR. ‘I’ J Frkd IIimi:. J A •’ S. I). Baxtkr. '!• J M Dark, ♦ J C d$s 1904 Wii.bkr I;. Crkighton. - Dougi.as M. Wright. 'I' J w lMKI.DING Ooodon, J w W11,1,1 AM C. WlCAVKR. ' ' J w C iss 006 WlU.IAM IlKNRV WKI.I.KK, Jr., 'i' J � The Southern Historical Association Organized October 17. I N't I Officers , Cokf.M, Ik Hoi.t Exccu t ive Com m i 11 ee J. V. PlvKRY I. I.. Hoi.t II. H. Haku.er Members I)k. F. V. Moork V. A. jACOltS II. M. Sharp John W. Clifton Hoy Basi.kr J. R. Waters I-:. M. Pipkin Horace Happei. IC. J. Hamilton J. V. Perry S. R. Hudson 1C. IClliott W. II. Morgan S. S. Moody 1C. F. Dempsey Iv. V. Graham A. V. Xkai. I,. II. Burns W. V. Crutchfield V. W. Dinning Marvin Steele J. M. Corum. Jr. C. C. Gum m Fred Whiteside Innis Frown F. K. Houston A. I.. ICdwards Guy Hamilton 1C. H. Tucker 1). C. Montgomery II. II. Barger W. O. Kencher R. C. Patterson G. P. Thurston V. 1C. Norveli. Frank Berry C. II. Com L. W. Murphy J. N. Howard The Southern Intercollegiate Oratorical Association Established in 1801 Colleges of the Association University ok Virginia UNIVERSITY OK TkxAS YaNDKRBII.T Ti-I.ANK KENTl’CKY STATE UNIVERSITY OK TilK SOHTII SOl’TII CAROUNA Vanderbilt's Represen tatives 1891—J. V. Moork (Winner) 1S92—F. M. Thomas 1893—S. R. Hi.and 1894—J. I I. Di-Witt 1895—W. W. Craig 1896—1111.1. McAi.ister 1S97—J. J. McNai.i.v 1S9S—X. F. Ciikairs (Winner) 1899—G. M. Pritchett 1900—D. K. Lamiikth 1901—J. S. Tii.i.ky 1902—P. H. Kern (Winner) 1903- W. A. Damijkth (Winner) 1904—Hoyt M. Dobbs 213 The Dialectic Literary Society Officers J. T. I'.ZZA r i . . . J. C. Jambs . . H. M. Barc.kr . . C. A. Li.oyd . . J. C. Ransom . . . Gko. Ivyan'S .... J C. Sl.ATON . . . Fornky Hytchinson Preside I 'ice- ’reside (' Hie Secretary . Issisfant See eta y Treasurer ('haplain Sc ycant-at-. I . Members Barc.kr, II. II. Kyans. Payi. Ij.OYI), IvRNKST Smith, S. R. Barnktt, I;. T. IvZZAKI), J. T. Morgan. N. P. Sti:wart. 0. V. Burns, I,. II. 001.1)1 NO, V. Iv. Myrfhv, I.. W. Tyckkr, Iv. B. Cl.lFTON. J. W. GOODl’ASTYRK, Iv. V. Nichols, J. W. Vann, Iv. Iv. Cox, Iv. S. Graham. A. V. Nyk, a. F. Waitks, B. T. Day. II. 15. 11YTCIIINSON. F. Pkinck, X. I,. Wai.kkr, II. C. Doit us, II. M. Jambs, J. C. Ransom, J. C. WlIITNKY. V. S. Ivi.I.ISON, R. R. Kky, B. W. Sl.ATON, J. C. W' II,FORI� , B. I.. Hyans, Gko. I.i.oyd. C. A. Shari . II. M. Philosophic Literary Society . . ’resident . . I’ice-President . Secretary V. J. Andkkson . . . K. M. St id: i. . . W. V. Crutch iiki.d . J. J. I-Ikpi.in . . . - I,. 1). Hudson . . . . T. T. Tab� ............ W. J. Andkkson Mosks Bkrgkda V. H. Cook A. II. Cross W. V. Crutchidkld Hamilton Douglas H. W. I)u Bosk A. I,. Howards M. B. IIarrkli. Members J. J. Hkklin I. I.. Holt 1 '. K. Houston A. J. Howard L. D. Hudson l B. Kkrn V. K. Norvkli. K. M. Pipkin V. o. Kknciikr Treasurer ( ri ie (lia ain W. B. Roui.stonK Iv. M. STKlvL '1'. '1'. Tab� J. B. Tansil P. Thurston J. C. Tom hr Lin W. M. VVlNTON Waltkr Win to n Alkrkd Griki ith T ianksgiving Debaters: V. J. Andkrson and I. I,. Holt Speakers 22nd February: F. K. Houston and I. I,. Holt •_ I7 The Young Mens Christian Association Officers W. V. Critchfiki.d, ’o6....................................................President J. R. Waters, ’05................................................................ 'ice-President Iv. LLOYD, '05...................................................................Treasurer A. C. Hull, Stanford University, '03..............................................General Secretary Cabinet V. A. Smart, ’04.................................................Bible Study Department H. V. Du Bosk, ' 4...............................................Membership K. L1.OYD, ‘05....................................................Meetings G. T. Pugh, B.A. . . .......................................Finance J. F. Smith, '04.................................................... Missionary Alumni Committee I)R. O. E. BROWN...........................................................Chairman J. II. DkWitt..............................................................I'ice-Chairman J. U. Rust.................................................................Secretary Pkrcy D. Maddin W. C. Branham lv. W. Thompson Dr. W. R. Lambuth F. P. Turner •jis P. L. Cobb J. Iv. Kdgbrtok W. R. Manii-r J. Iv. McCulloch OI.KK Cl.I It Vanderbilt University Glee Kstablished, 1S90 Ors W. I)vkr . F. Anthony Bi.anks Doiv.i.as M. Wrujiit ....... (iliOKOK KaI’SCIIKR John Paii. Tvi.kk Chari.ks C. Wasiiiukn 1st Tenors Horack Ai.i.icn Anthony Bi.anks Camhron Montcomhrv Mki'ki s Ransom 2 t Tenors Jam ns Atkins G. X. Cursi-: Pa ui. Pinson Ghoroh Kausciikk 1st Hasses C. II. i kan T. Stkki. Dortcii Frank Smartt Club Tresident I Tee- President Secretary Treasurer Manager Director GoomviN Chasiv John Paii. T i.kr IRmy R. Hl'ItSON ROHKKT W. Tl'UNI R W. II. WltU.llR, Jk. 2d Hasses V. V. Ai.i:xani i-:k Mivi.i.vn.i.K II. Stkwart Wm. J. Osbornh Doiv.i.as M. Wkiciit Morton it. Howki.i.. Ill Soloists Ciiaki.ks C. Wasiiiu kn, Baritone Dot’d.as M. Wkk'.iit, Basso Morton B. Howki.i.. III, ioliu 221 ProI'Kssok A. M. Harris, Reader Grv McCci.i.cm, at the Piano IIOAKi� Ol IIIRHCTOKS )l' WKST SII U ASSOCIATION West Side Association It. I-. Ci.aky . . . J. R. WlI.LLlAMSON R. M. Mann . . . I,. H. Bi'kns G. F. Davis Officers of Hoard ...................... 'resident ...................Vice-President .................Secretary and Treasurer Members of Hoard K. J. Hamilton J� °- w- Watkks W, R. Porter Clark Williams Mrs. Mary K. IIydk. Matron % ± c.omcs V V; V w«_ rtSvOA, T ot i Jfg Uon. . c v . •- X «f QO ; 4. tk Q'i _ ' ■ Wesley Hall Club FokxKY 111 •TCIII NSON.............................................. a Utg r . I on itors 226 II. M. Dobbs S. M. Mii.i.i-k 1 . I� . WKI.LS J. G. I VANS Music: • Ripples of The Alabama Oe:;iciaI. SoNGlilRD: Valler Hammer Yell I’I.owi.k : Violet J M. JENKINS. JK. Wl 1.1,1 VM II. WEI.I.ER, JK. II. M. DOBUS ... I.. I . Hudson ........ Miss R. I’Ushmata! l’li'limata ! Pushmataha! Alabama ! Alabama ! Alabama ! ‘resident W. . Kenciiek Vice-President A. T. Howard . Secretary . Treasurer Officers fra lorica t V« i « s Public Debater 1.. Crook W. T. IIai.k . . . . . A Studious i’hcolog Ci.aRk Wim.iams . . . A Future Supreme Indge ■ Our Young Lady Friend Members J. R. Waters R. R. Ki.i.ison W. I.. Bl.OXAM li. Iv. Vann V I?. I’iiii.i.ii s R. Iv. PEHHI.ES N. A. WllEEI.KR Iv II. Couch a. I,. Houston C Iv. I'l'CHURCII T S. DkGkaekenkkid It. Iv. Wind R. Iv. MtRPIIV C. It. I-'KAOIN It. P. Cartwright I. . It. GREEN Wm. M McHon m.d It. T. WaiTKS W. I . Itol.DlNG J. I . Kkkd M. !’. HUC.UKS J. C. GRISWoI.D Honorary: l)x. I, . I’. Siiei.i. j. w. West C. S. Stkock S. M. Adams Wm I'. Beavers W. It. I.orroN T. G. Morrow It. It. Gl.ASGOW T. 11 RKISON J C. Si. Ton J. C. James Wii.i.iam J. Vauc.iin !• . T. James W. It. Vines W. I.. PlI’I’EN Iv. M. Guthrie W. S. Wii.i.is J. V. A I.S« IIROOK s. W11.1.1AMS0N J. I.. Austin W. 1'. Turnipseed a I. a wrench THE TEXAS CLUB. Officers Ikwin Howard Coiv.in Francis Hooksk Frkki.and Jamks K. McFari.and 1115NRY Gordon Damon, Jr. 'resident I tee- ’resident Secretary Treasurer Hai.unv.hk, Curtis Murray Hakcus. Tiiomas Stani-ord Hoy� , Gkorc.k Me A dory Hundy, Okvii.i.h Tayi.ok Caktkr, Avinv.kk HhaTon Oath, Cmktox Ci.akknck Coi.oin, Mhkciiant Wii.i.iam Day, IIaryky Hkuck IvYANS, GKORC.K MOOKK Hl.I.INOTON, Kl. A KAN H .ki.i., Dk. Aiiki. To avki.i. F’akki noton, Wii.i.iam I’kkntic Ford, John Fkanki.in Goi.drino, Wii.i.iam Kmmanuki. GkHHN, CIIAKI.KS CaMI'llKI.I, Howhi.i., Morris Kkki.in Hoi.t, Miss Ykkna Jamks. John I.hh Kay, John H. Kkv. Hhnjamin Witt Kocii, Wii.i.iam Tiikodokk I.akchn, Douoi.as l.KHR Wii.i.iam II urn don McAkKH. JliSSU ('KRAIS!' Manc.i m, I-dwarii Finknky Maksiiai.i.. John Cai.yin liters Mii.i.kk, Jamks I.i: vis Mi ki.i., Shwhi.i. Monk, Marion Stinton Mori.an. Otis N’kvki. Morihiis, Wii.i.iam Jamks Morris, I. J. Mi nt.kk, Sthi-iikn Nash, Ai.iikkt War� -: Pai.mkr. Mosks I.hh Fkyton, Hurt F. l’ol.K. I.oris Fotts, Wii.i.iam Houston I’owhrs, Vkknon Hi.anks Km.a. Jamks I.ono Roach, Haki.ky D. Kokmkk. Frkdkkick Jonathan Skorkst. David Ai.i.kn Smith, Jay Fisk STaki.ino, Ciiaki.ks COI.l'MIll’S Tai.i.y. Ciiaki.ks Th.dkn Tkrky, Rohkrt I.icroy Wai.i.ack, Ciiaki.ks Hhnjamin Wai.i.ack. M. Hhaury Wii.i.is, 1‘ai'i, II. Windham, John Hunky Wisdom. Howard A. KKI.ino, IIorack M. John B. Tansii............. JOSKI’ll V. Nichols . . . II. K. IIaim'Ki............ A. I,. Edwards............. C. H. Com W. V. Dinning V. R. POKTHR II. M. SlIAKl’Ii M. II. Taylor . . Tresidcut . . I ice- President . . Secretary . . Treasurer A. F. Jonhs J. K. M atin: vs N. I Morgan Miss Nona Mirrhi.i. V. II. Parks Miss Kathhrinh Roth rock II. H. Hri.i. VATI'S MOORE I . V. Evans I.. E. Hammons S. I.. Fowi.kks C. lv. V. Graham Miss Svkanna Hammhri.y S. C. I)iv Bow S. R. Thaciioi t II. FlELDER ('.. J. Evans R. M. Mann 'I'. E. Harwood A. F. CoorBR lv. R. IlKAKN lv. A. Richardson ('.horgh Mnrx Wm. McRke J. M. I.awi.hr 2S9 7 : ' r yr Nosicc.av : !! j s Motto: Down with Whiskey Okitciai. Drink: Pe-ru-na Oittciai. IT iu.u ATION : Hot ice (iazctte Anthem H is tin- way to bejjin () is tin next letter in U it is the thir l li for to season the word li in the filling-ill O i- nearing the end !{■ )■ U ■ R ■ H ■()■ jV that is tl|e wav to spell Honrbon Self-Appointed Officers ’resident . I ’ice- ’resident Secretory . . Treasurer 1-'akINC. Ai.wavs Hi.ack Worst Imuiccii.k Noi.icn Jrsr Jackass Hicfri.in Kt STV OSIU K.N Judge .......... Starter . . Trainer Stable Hoy Rubbers j ( ■ire) Water Hoy Habb ing Hrook Touts J Things JlMPSONWKKI) DOC. FliNNKI.I. . . . Mis Fit Woodrow (‘.as Tank Dknton kvi. WoKSIIIPICK Itl'KKS liVI.K VKoDV’S Sl.l SH Mill.VAIN WaSTICD llKMATII R0VI.ST0NK Kantinc. Prohibitionist Hasi.icr (’.oni Domic Kkndkick Damp Whatiikr I.iticn Rkd I.iycou Amiiicko Outlaws and Assassinations Holtle 1 livery hoodlum lielonging to this btiiich of blasted hnds must Ik able to hold his booze. Holt e j—livery Willie-bov. except Pinson, shall Ik? barred from uieuilK?rship in this Society for the Suppression of Vice. Holt e y Rushing the Can-can is strictly forbidden. Holtle All malted liquors allowed, except Lloyd's Malted Milk. Holt e j— No member of this lc.j)e club shall do the splits i i� ]t Red Raven. Spckc.icns. W. II. Hai.i.antink, 11. J. I.HSTKR. lb S. Travis, W. S. Cobh. k. I,. Hi.ack, F. A. Md I.VAIN, li. S. Wki.ch, S. II. Carpicnthk, F. I.. Dabnkv, A. S. Still Members l’ol.K, W. S. Sicaks, C. M. C.iioi.son, M. (‘., OVICRSTKKICT, W. I.i.ovi), c. A. Smith. S. R. Wii.kokd. It. I.. ItCRKS, R. W. Noi.icn. W. I. liPPlCKSON. T. II. Jackson, S. R. Fknnici.i., J. Tomkki.in, J. C. Ai.iikktson.’ V. II. Kicicnh, W. O. I.ITICN, D. W. Mii.i.Hr, s. M. Dknton. ('.. S. Hkki.in, J. J. I.i.ovd, li. Orsuckn, R. Woodrow. M. S. Amiiicko, K. I.. Hasi.hr. R. P. Harrison. P. li. Mookic. V. Pinson, P. Rovkstonh, W. H. DicRow, S. 0. Johnson, T. J. 230 AH VtfHtV'ltU) 5€CT«t4fJ W t C Owvc- Tft4a v«cr IX J. Ai.i.kn G. M. Harkktt Wm. B. Bryan A. S. Cameron R. L. I'KI.DKR I . G. Ga.mbi.i-: K. J. Hamilton G. G. Hamilton J. B. HOWELL Iv. W. Lipscomb V. M. Merritt V. C. MONTGOMERY L. V. SCALES C. M. Simpson K. M. STIiKI.lv J. C. Ware C. O. Williams 1 I). WlIKTSTONK G. W. Diggs S. L. Rowan A. S. Crigkr A. W. Miller L. N. ToWNSliNl� Miss Carrie Lkavki.l I.. H. Bankstone O. II. Bi-rks 1 . SenAI.l ER O. L. Odei.l L. Mansim-. Jr. I- R. MERRIN' R. L. Thompson Joe Pritchard I 1� . Ivey W. S. Moore O. Brock R. B. Neyin R. Melvin J. II. Ivey G. W. Clark A. M. Ragan I;. R. Singleton !• . C. Coi.i.ins M. B. Varnado C. I.. Halcomb J. l- McCormick T. P. 1’OSTliR •.‘III Officers Ben L. Ci.aky................................ R. M. Mann................................... W. Reuse Porter ............................. W. H. Potts........................ . 'resident ■ I 'ift 'resident . Secretary . Treasurer C . S. Hoddiic W. It. Bryan 1«. H. Pi rns I;. W. ClIAPl'EI.L B. L. Clary 1«. M. Ci.ary W. H. C X)K Geo. Evans R. Freeman Members II. Gkanxaway H. 15. Happbi. C. R. Holt It. W. Key It. II. Ki.yck V. A. Jacobs R. M. Mann G. W. Mknx S. S. Moody W. II. Morgan, I). R. Pick HNS 15. M. Pipkin W. R. Portkr W . II. Potts Geo. RaI’SCIIKR. Jk. M. C. Redmond V. A. Smart E. I,. Hargis J. J. Tigert, Jr. Branham and Hughes' Club Officers Hknky Wade I)iT Bosk . . . President Wii.i.iam Vii.1.1am V. Critchkiki.d . Vice-President Edward Gates I . TnKisTON. Jr. ... Members Henry Wadi- DuBosk Francis P. Smart Wii.i.iam W. Critchkiki.d Thkodork '1'. T vim Cameron Montoomkry Kunvard G. Thompson Ciiari.es Kino Edward Marion Stkki. Wii.i.iam M. Winton Frank Mkrkin Oaths I . Thriston. Jr. Wai.thr I . Winton Berry Bacoii Wii.i.iam C. Whavkr Wii.i.iam I N’oi.hn Jordan Storks. Jr. Jamhs Atkins. Jr. Joseph A. Struet Fr ink S. Osiioknk Wii.i.iam (). Batts Mii.ton Stkki.k Jok B. Lackey I.hxih Ragsdale Hi.kept W. Tcrnkr, Jr. Martin Mhaciiam Krihmiiii.d Dodson K. Haynes Ayrks Joseph Prichard Ci.aiiiornk N. Bryan •. 33 (). Batts...................Secretary (� . Thompson . . . Treasurer . Marshal Horace 11, iln.i. John Dee Mooney School Club Officers J. R. I'isiiKR..........................................................President F. Kylk.................................................................I'ice-President Kx am Klliott.............................................. ............Secretary J. R. Watrks ...........................................................Treasurer Members I. Brown A. I;. Blanks K. J. Hamilton F. Kylk J. R. Fisher M. F. Woodrow (� . G. Hamilton B. I;. Nolkn I:. (� . Gordon W. J. Anderson S. C. Fleming R. W. Billington F. K. Houston J. R. Waters S. C. Fowlkes Henry Harris Wallace Smiskr Hxam Klliott Bai l Camphell V. B. Preston Tom Davis S. I.ove A. W. Christian T. L. Kpperson J. B. Tansil Baths Green 1 31 Officers Horace S. Lipscomb................................ Wii.i.iam B. Roulstone............................ Henry F. Ambrose Hi ;ii H. Hark Miss Iyi.i .abetii Haskekvili.e Wii.i.iam A. Benson Frank A. Berry Mark A. Hradeori� George H. Brown John F Cai.dwei.i. 0(k i� win o. Chase Ai.bekt Wii.i.iam Chester Hdwin W. Cooper Miss F'i.i .abeth Denny Miss Margaret Denny Members James S. Dunbar Gi.enn A. Ha1.1. Ai.i.an F. Hinton Robert Fori. Holt Joe T. Howell C.ranville S. I.ipscomb Horace S. Lipscomb John Owsley Manier R. Leonard Matthews Walter S. M k re Miss Minnie Nolen Adolph F. Nye ...........President ...........I rice-President Wii.i.iam I Patton Ai.hx Pkrry, Jk. Mkdicis Ransom Dkkms S. Riddi.k John I.. Rohkrtson Wii.i.i m B. Ron„sTONH John M. Ryan Miss M ut� Sani� i:ks Samiki. R. Saniori� Phii.ii II. Shki.ton. Jk. 1). Mi-i.i.vn.i.i: Smith David R. Sti hiu.kit 1:1.1� Kknnkth Whitk I.KSTRR IlANIKI. I KkNHST : Daniki. Kohkrt 1 Frank 11 I.KSTHR Bowen School Club . ClIKRRV . t. Hl.AKK I. Warnicr 5. Hl.AKI i-;. hi.akk . Hl.AKK ClIKRRV Officers Members Krnkst W. C.OOIH'ASTIKK Thomas H. Or vium W. Horton IIvhk John C. Ransom Jil.I.SWOKTlI I . Scai.KS ‘residi ut i'iee- ‘resident .Seer, ,in and Treasurer 1� . Ill i.i.m a n Scai.ks Hrnkst M. XVarnkr Howki.i. I-:. Warnkr Hknrv 1 . Watkins 2S6 Officers Wiu. Raymond ............................... Morton IIowki.i............................. Adki.aidk Lyon.............................. May Bki.i. Sacndkrs......................... . President . I 'ice- 'resident . See re ary . Treasurer Members Wii.i. Crkighton Kvai.in Brown Bkn Cornki.hs Kthki. Fi.ining Li'cy Dki.i. Ross Irving Koi.sky Hkydkn Clkmknts Arthur Frank Martin Robkrts Rosa Ambrosk Soimiik Wai.dkirch Soimiik Ambrose Robkrt I-Iarvky ( iOI.DA Tudknkich I.iTTKi.i. Rust Morton B. IIowki.i. Adki.aidk Lyon Thomas Kkkung Wiu. Raymond May Bki.i. Sacndi Andrkw Bknkdict Wii.i. Parrish Loris Rankin Loihsk Bang Moi.uk Twkksky Jamks IIowington Saidkk I.n-K Kami- Lor Camprki.i. •:rs Annk Scai.ks Ci.akknckConnki.i. Fi'gknk Lockhart •J«7 Barbers of Vanderbilt To be produced annually at the Campus Theater, under the personal supervision of the Sophomore Class, ably assisted by Juniors and Seniors ('list of liad Characters Karl of Shears I . .. , c - lonsorial Artists.................. Karl of Scissors I Irish, Body Servant to the Karls.......................................... Sir Swiper Schwartz, Collector of Hair.................................... Captain Cri.nacc I.....................Brother Imbeciles..................' Captain Squiss l ( Chew-the-Rag ' .. Um on the-I.I.I.KS |.....................rite Opposition.................., Balcly. a Train Robber.................................................... Sir Hunter Rye, a Retired Barlie'r..................... .................. Sir Cascade Highball, Chief of the Pumpers................................ Sir Bottle of Bud, Chief of the Paddlers.................................. Monkey, an Anarchist...................................................... Minnie T . f , Infant Prodigies M ickey Sir Ward Seminary. Who Loves to Kiss................... Duke of Bull Durham t Duke of Maryland Club � Greek Slave, an Admirer of Venus Long Horn i Short Horn i Spraddle Legs Red Top King of the Handcuffs . . . Slush, Slushy............... Jack-in-the-Box, 10-inch mouth Windy, a Varlet............. Anatomy ) Bacteriology ............... Therapeutics • ( American Dope Artist, at the Jubilee...................................... Spectators—Pumj ers, Paddlers, Mules, Apes, and Freshmen. Nice Bovs Watch Dogs of the Gym . Face Painters . . Medical Students Henry Harris Kenneth White Tom Graham K. A. Black Deems Riddle Willie Weaver Jesse Corum Brad Roulstone Scrub Porter Roy Burks Kd I laniilton Frank Kyle Lauudrv Nichols Mark Bradford Mike Jenkins Foxy Gordon Clarence Connell Wiil Norvell Belly Baugh I . K. Freeland Joe Howell Gates Thruston Gordon Brown Jim Williamson Tubby Houston Geo. Kendrick Pete Browder Judy Barr Dave Pickens George Meux Percv Blake Synopsis A.ct I.— Kissam Hall. Trapped. Act II.—The Gymnasium. Fettered ami Painted. (An intermission of sixty minutes.) Act III.—The Gymnasium. The Shorn I.ocks. Act IW Scene i : The Pump. The Coldness of Water. Scene 2 : The Gauntlet. The Hardness of Wood. Act V.—The Next Day. Soreness in Parts. During the j erformance the following selections will he rendered by the Freshman Chorus : Paddle. You are the Only. Only, Only Guess I've Got My Face Kuameled and My Hair Cut Short We Have No Hair On l's Under the Watery Pump Down Among the Haldheads Dissatisfied with Life Please Go Way and Let Me Dr Mr. Sophomore Down Where the Cold Water Flows Home, Sweet Home Ain't It a Shame Hair of Ages. Cut From Me Executive Staff Mr. Hoj.dkkniuSS............... Mr. Asiiford................... Mr. John Dynamo................ Mr. Bknson................. Mr. Bki.mont Ci.iiton.......... Timothy Cj.Oran................ .............Treasurer .............Stage Machinist .............Stage Electrician ..........Stage CarjKmtcr .............Advance Agent .............Wardrobe Mistress Every lady who removes her hat during the | erformance cot well as upon the management of this theater. fers a favor on those l ehiud her, as To chew gum and eat candy in this theater is positively forbidden, as it not only disturbs the spectators, but it gums up the seats as well. Cominii Detractions Dean Tillett, as Half a Chancellor Hoard and Room Rent Due Other Hills Cast l'|x n the World Commencement Sermon Final Examinations ISM-’85 ISSTj-'SO IS80-'S7 lssy- 87 ISsT-'SS iKSs-’S't- l8S9-’90- 1890- '1)1 1891- ’02 1892- '98- • Tic v of Ugliness 1893-'91 V. W. (Ikaig, Friendship, Ten� . l8M-’95 W. K. Hknorin, Nashville, Tenn. IK9.V'! � ', 11. N. Piiarr, Berwick, I.a. ISOO '07 Mvi.ks O'Connor, I.eij e«'s Fork, Tenn. IS07 ’0S I’iiii, Connhi.i,, Nashville, Tenii. ISOS.’99—S. V. C.akxni k, Memphis, Tenn. 1899-'00 V. A. WliiTK, Anniston, Ala. 101)0-'01 !• . S. Pai.mhk, Nashville, Tenn. 1001.’02 J. I-;. Kockrton, Lebanon, Tenn. 1902-'02— B. F. Cakr. Fulton, Kv. ac. Bachelors T. 1 . Branch, Rockwood, Tenn. B. ’� . Wai.i.kk, Morganficld. Kv. A. 15. Ci.kmhnt, H unibolt, Tenn. R. 15. Ckockktt, t'uion City. Tenn. Frank Tayi.or, Austin, Texas -V. S. KoSKltORotTC.il, Memphis, Tenn. -JKKI- McCarn, Nashville. Tenn. II. 15. BEAUS. Jefferson. Texas J. A. Robins, Guntown. Miss. R. V. Ci.awson. Mt. Pleasant. Tenn. 210 I rm.lC ORATORS AND DKHATKRS Public Orators and Debaters Thanksgiring Debate I. I,EE I lol.T 1''. li. TrCKKK W. J. Anderson L. II. Burns Inter Society Oratorical Contest Frank K. Houston 1 W. Evans I. Lee Holt Hoyt M. Darks Vanderbilt-Tennessee Debate P. W. Evans I,. I). Hudson VanderbiIt-Sewanee Debate P. B. Kern Fred T. Barnett 213 The Land of Dreams l'ar. far within a shad'wy land There is a place I know. Where safe from touch of alien hand. My royal poppies grow. A shad'wy land more dear to me Than all the midday glare Of other lands, for on the lea 1 find my poppies rare. And safe within its hordeis faint I live my heart life free From ev'r curse, and fancies «plaint A ml precious come to me. I hold thee thus, and thus and thus And in the dream 1 live; My tortured heart forgets its loss And ceases then to strive. What care 1 for the blinding lights Within the world of men ? I've all my visions, all my rights Since thou art mine again. Then far within this hallowed land I'll wait where |K ppies bloom. Amid the silence of its strand, Within its tender gloom. HONOR COMMIT! Kit 247 Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association Execu I i ve Com m it tee I� k. V. I.. Drnu.v (Vanderbilt) Prof. V. M. Ktc.cs Cletnson) Prof. A. L. Bd.mu kaxt University of Mississippi Prof. A. II. I'ATTKRSON University of Georgia) Prof. B. II. Ross t Alaliama Polytechnic Institute i J’resident Vice ’resident Secretary and Treasurer Colleges of Association Alabama Polytechnic Institute, Auburn. Ala. A. .m ! M. College of Mississippi, Starkville, Miss. A. and M. College of Texas, College Station, Texas Clcmson College, Clemson, S. C. Cuniberlaml University. I.ebanon, Tenn. Georgia School of Technology, Atlanta, (la. Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, La. Mercer University, Macon, (la. Southern University, (Ircenslxno. Ala. Trinity College, Durham. N. C. Trinity University, Waxnhachie. Texas Tulatie University, New Orleans, La. University of Alabama. Tuscaloosa, Ala. 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 I)av, May 15, 1890. . . Nashville, Tennessee Winner. Vanderbilt University Second Annual Field Day. May 15, 1807 ... Nashville. Tennessee Winner, Vanderbilt University Third Annual Field Day. May 21, IMIS ...... . . Atlanta. Georgia Winner, University of Georgia Fourth Annual Field Day. May I!� , IS'.Kt .... Nashville, Tennessee Winner, Vanderbilt University Fifth Annual Field Day. May 20, lino ................ . . Nashville, Tennessee Winner, Vanderbilt University Sixth Annual Field Day, May 18, 1801 New Orleans, Louisiana Winner, University of North Carolina Seventh Annual Field Day, May 10, 1902. . .................... . Nashville. Tennessee Winner, Vanderbilt University Kighth Annual Field Day, May 10. 11 03 .......... . . Atlanta. Georgia Winner. Vanderbilt t'niversity 248 Vanderbilt University Athletic Association I)k. V. L. Dudlky . . . I)r. D. R. Sti bulki-iki.i� M. K. Holdicrnkss . . . Dr. R. 15. Stkkli? . . . John .1. Tio.krt, Jr C. C. (� RKI?X . . . . Mark Bradford . . Officers Football Team Alkx Pkrry.................. 15. I.. Cl.ARY.............. 1‘. W. Chappkli............ V. J. Andbrson I,. I). IIlDSON . K. 15. TfCKKR . K. J. Hamilton Baseball Team Track Team Basket ball Team . President . Vice- 'resident . Secretary . Treasurer ( a plain Manager . Issistanf Manager ............Captain .............Manager .............Assistant . Manager ('aplain Manager . Issislant .Manager Captain and Manager Bkx Clary.................................................................t.eaderof Yetis John J. Tic.krt. Jr.......................................................Official Seorer Alumni Members of the Executive Committee A. 15. Hill R. Maxi hr K. W. Thompson Claim� !? W’allkr 21 ft Chas. C. Traihm? Than ksgi vi rig, 1903 'Twnsa cokl «lay, boys, ami a bright one, too; And the people stamped and cheered As they trotted us out with an answering shout, In the face of the foe we feared. We would light for the Gold ami Black, you see 'Gainst the line of Purple and White. Why all of the men would have died to win In the shock of the coming tight. And I felt my muscles all turn to steel, And I longed to rush and cling And struggle and fight with a giant's might. And tackle, ami plunge, ami lliug. Well, the whistle blew, and the pigskin soared. We watched it as down it fell In the arms of a man who yelled as he ran, I've got it! Now, give 'em II—1! He's down ! No. see ! I Ie's up again With a heart for the coming shock. Then we bucked their line, and we bucked it line But their line was like a rock. Well, we fought and scrimmaged and tugged and shoved, Till I felt like a man of lame. For I'd lost the feel of the muscles « f steel, And my heart was turned to stone. But the grit remained, and, I tell you, boys, This.s.’ 7 ’.s a winning card. In foollNll! or life, in the struggle and strife. Keep your grit, and hit ’em har«l. Well. Scwanee's rooters were awfully loud With their yelling and songs and fuss; But never a word of Iheir noise we heard. While Vainly was singing to us : Sewance, Scwanee, Scwanee's tiger i a darned old she; Scwanee, wcll-a-Scwunec. Sewance got drowned in the deep blue sea. So with shoulder to shoulder we pushed them on. And our faces were grim and black. ' A touch-down, boys, -ami. amid the noise. Slowly their line gave back. At their goal like Gibraltar they made a stand ; But with every man alive We shoved them through, and we beat tin in, loo. By a score of ten to five ! ), they all went wild, and they U ok the field. Ami their shoulders liore away Kach ••tie of the men who had helped to win I-‘or Vainly that glorious «lay ! Ask a Vanderbilt man for the happiest sjjot In his memory kept alive, And he’ll say, Dudley Field, when we made them yield By a score of ten to five ! ” I'OOTHAI.I. TUAM IVVMA TIVJIMSVII Varsity Baseball Team March 23 and 2;� . . March 31, April 1 and 2 April I I, 15 and IB . . . April 18anil 19 . . . . April 21, 22 and 23 . . April 29 and 3m May 2, 3 and I May 0 and 7 . May 13 and 1 I May 20 arid 21 May 25 May 26, 27 and 2S Season 1904 Bkn L. Ci.akv T. V. Davis Ai.kx Piutuv Travis................ Ai.kv I’i'.kkv, Captain 1C. J. 1 Iasiii.Ton 1 u;i. Cami h«u.. . . Lawson Ci.akv BR UM OKI� Kori TONH. Mark Bkaih-oki� Bhn Corni:i.its Mkkkii.i. j Johnston Tigkrt Whavhk Davis Smith Cai.dwiii.i. r Wisi om Morris Officers Members Manager . Coach . Captain Catcher First Base Second Base Third Base Short Stop I.eft Field Center Field Right Field Substitutes Pitchers Schedule ..................... .... ... Vanderbilt vs. Nashville League . .Vanderbilt vs. Southwestern Baptist University, Jackson, Tennessee Vanderbilt vs. Southwestern Presbyterian Fnivcrsity, Clarksville. Tennessee . Vanderbilt vs. Nashville League . . Vanderbilt vs. University of Alabama Vanderbilt vs. Cumberland University Vanderbilt vs. Tulane University Vanderbilt vs. Sewanee ................Vanderbilt vs. Sewanee . Vanderbilt vs. Georgia School ofT ecliuology Vanderbilt vs. Washington University .... . Vanderbilt vs. Central University ■u An Hour in Logic Mr. I).—“ Put the following in logical form. Mr. Orsburn. 1 Some weak men are great.' ” Mr. ().—•' Few not non-strong men are not all of the non-great, if any.” Mr. 1). — “ Quite correct. You will notice how much this gains in beauty and force by the process. Indeed. Shakespeare would be improved by being put into syllogistic form. Draw a conclusion from those premises, Mr. Jones. If the Dean's legs were as long as his chapel talks, he could wade the Atlantic Ocean. If the Atlantic were as dry as the Dean's chapel talks, he would not get his feet wet.” Mr. J. Chapel attendance should not be compnlson except to the theologucs. pharma- ccuts and the janitor.” Mr. D. No. You went right down in the ditch. The correct conclusion is: Non- absence from chajiel is not a thing which should not lx.- non-compulsory. Mr. 1).— Shaking of preachers, few of you realize how great a man John Wesley was. He wrote an Indo-Oermanic-Fiji lexicon, a Sanskrit version of the story of Noalu k according to the German of Mike 1'panishad this has lieen included in the Vanderbilt Oriental Series , three logics, eight Hebrew grammars, seventeen------- Mr. Blanton in a sweet small voice ' — Mr. Denny, was that the same John Wesley that founded the Methodist Church? Mr. I). “ Yes, suh. Mr. McClaren. what was the French Academy?” Mr. McC.— The h'rench Academy is a prep, school in France.” Mr. 1).— This is criminal ignorance. The h'rench Academy is an honorary body com- posed of an hundred men--------” Miss Hayes. Mr. Denny. You’re mistaken. It is composed of forty men.” Mr. D. Don’t you remember when Bergerac was elected to the h'rench Academy, they ------” Mr. Kolsky.— You mean. Mr. Denny, Rostand, who wrote Cyrano de Bergerac.” Mr. I).— Yes. These are facts you should all know. I just throw them out.” 258 CO-ED HEPKESENTMiON 1906 200 IVVM.I. JOVMX Track Team Officers I„. 1). Hudson.............................................................Ua iagcr W. J. Andkkson..............................................................Captain Varsity Track Team—Season 1904 V. J. Andhrson Iv. J. Hamilton O.Jon ks (� . Hamilton I'. A. Black •• BlLLIK “ Xoi.KN Jok Prichard C. Jonhs Marvin Stkklk C. X. Bryan K. Iv. Blakk Rohhrt Pattkrson IIAKI-: TONIC Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association Records 100-yard Dash t Ski.dkn. Sewanee, 1897 ) I Osborn 1:. North Carolina, 1901 1 220-vard Dash . lv.sin.KMAN. Tulane. 1900 .... 440-yard Dash . Jonks, Vanderbilt, 1902 . . 50; seconds Half-mile Kuji .... 2 minutes. 5A seconds 1-mile Run . Harvky. Auburn, 1896 .... ... 4 minutes. 48 seconds 120-yard Hurdle . Dkakixg. Georgia, 1903 . . . 165 seconds 220-yard Hurdle . Wiutkman, Vanderbilt, 1899 . . 271 seconds Pole Vault . McIntosh, Georgia, 1898 . . . 10 feet. 3 inches Running High Jump . . . I'lTZl’ATKICK, Tennesee, 1S99 . . 5 feet, 8 inches Running Broad Jump . . . IvDMONDS, Tennessee. 1S99 . . . . . . .21 feet. i.‘ inches Putting 16-pound Shot . . . . Crttchkiki.o, Vanderbilt. 1S9S . p) feet. 10.I inches Throwing 16-pound Hammer . Pakkish. Texas. 1903 114 feet, ioj inches Vanderbilt Records ioo-yard Dash . Pom: Taylor, in 1S99 22o-yard Dash . R. I). Smart. Jr., in 1899 . . . 23I seconds Quarter-mile Run . G. Jonks. in 1902 50? seconds . !v. M. r.NDKRWoon, in 1897 ... 2 minutes, s! seconds 1-mile Run . Doroi.AS Nkii.son. in 1S97 . ... 4 minutes, 55 seconds 120 yard Hurdle Wll.I.IAM Poi.K, ill 1897 . . . . 17; seconds 220-yard Hurdle . J. S. Wiutkman, in 1899 . . . . 27! seconds Running High Jump .... . W. X. Davis, in 1897 5 feet, 6 ‘ inches Running Broad Jump . . . K. J. Hamilton, in 1903 . . . . 21 feet. 3A inches Pole Vault . 'I'. P. IIannkk, in 1893 . . . 9 feet. 9 inches Throwing 16-pound Hammer . V. M. Cki tciikiki.d, in 1900 . . . . . no feet, 2$ inches Putting 16-pound Shot . . . . W. M. Cri tciutki.I). in 1898 . . }o feet. 7 inches I1ASKKTH.W.I. TUAM Varsity Basketball Team Season 1903-04 Jv. J. Hamilton.......... ornant Joni:s, G.....................Back Lawson Clary.............Fonvard Pickens.......................Hack J no. J. Tigert..........Center. Captain C. B. Blake....................Hack R. lv. Blake.............Center Iv. J. Hamilton................Manager Schedule January 15—Varsity :v?. I’niversity of Nashville January 22—Varsity vs. X. A. C............... January 29—Varsity vs. V. M. C. A............ February 5—Varsity vs. I'niversity of Nashville February 12—Varsity vs. N. A. C.............. February 19—Varsity vs. V. M. C. A........... February 26—Varsity vs. Cumberland .... 52- 6 54“ 9 12- 5 56- 4 56- 32- 4 5-1S Members of Tennis Club Prof. ). K. Brown . . ’resident Prof. F. F. Frantz . . ice- ’resident Prof. K. A. Ki iikimw . Mr. P. I!. Khkn . . . Manager Mr. V. A. Smart . . Assistant Manager Secretary and Treasurer Prof. J. H. Stkvhnson Prof. A. M. IIarris Prof. R. I.. Jonhs Prof. II. It. Carrf: Prof. V. H. Sciihcrman J. V. Ci.iiTon K. K. Wii.i.iamson It. V. Kiev Ki.i.iott Jonhs J. V. Dixon H. M. Drums A. Wasson J. W. Sm ack fori� C. C. I'.I'MM S. Bauman W. II. Cook A. F. Nyk W. V. DlNNINC. J. P. Tvi.hr F P. Smart I. . D. I.owii It. P. Tvi.hr N I.. PR INCH F. I,. Johnson ---C.rannis i. 11A 1,1, II. Amiirosf. S. T. Bi.anton Ciiari.ks C.rimks H. II. It A RC.KR S. ('•. Cazort I. Koi.skv J. Roiihrson W. It. ItKVAN A. W. ClIHSTKR J. II. Kai.tiiis J. N. Howard J. T. I-rwin- ’s. Rotii !v. I?. Vann V. I.. Doss I. M. Kovi P. II. Wil.l.lS S. S. Moody It. P. Cartwkic.ht J. C. Jamhs ('.. It. Jackson C. P. Khi.i.v J. T. Wai.i.aoh W. H. iOI.DRINC. P. It. Mhvhk I'. ItHRRV 1%. I,. Phopi.hs Ii. M11.1,HR I-:. It. Ti ck HR A. Frank w. H. Potts A. S. Cami:run M. Wiiai.inc. S. I. Mcnc.hr -Nts Editorial One of llie most important movements, if not the most important, in recent years towards the development of student life at Vanderbilt, is the organization of the Memorial Association. The purpose of this organization is to fit out a trophy room wherein may he collected the trophies of athletic contests, the records of public debaters, with photographs of the contestants, and a complete file of the I'niversity publications. Few, if any. realize the importance and advantage of this undertaking. I’p to this time footballs and baseballs with which games have been played have been carried away by students, or destroyed. No relics are kept of the deeds which make up the history of student life. This movement should receive the support of every student, and many days should not pass before relics of past important events should be placed in the trophy room, the parlors of Kissam Hall. The Alumnus who visits the I'niversity after an absence of several years, sees little to remind him of his college days. I le sees no reminder of the grid-iron battles or baseball con- tests in which he took part. To him there are apparently many changes. He may conclude that the life of the present is not the same as the life of the past. It is, however, the same life enriched by the thoughts and deeds of each successive year. Generations of college students pass out, but they cannot take away the influence they have contributed, nor obliterate the history they have made. 27o FoO 6a I I CattiC. VAnDERBILT Tv MS F S EWAN EE r FlELO TtanRlbOfl vrnc da fAOm«5S'on Resruf o St A T5 ___.5 y 271 VAN 1 )ERBII :r UNIVERSITY N A S H V I L T i N N E S S E K 800 STUDENTS 90 TEACHERS 17 BUILDINGS Valuo, $750,000 4v THE UNIVERSITY offers courses leading to degrees in the following rhe Academic, cinl entific, and Post-graduate courses, and leading to the usual literary degrees. II. The Engineering, embracing courses in Civil, Mechan- ical. Mining and Electrical Engineering and Metallurgy, and leading to corn-sporuling degrees. Ill The Biblical, embracing the English and !1 IV. Tin Law ■ The Dental. covering three years, and leading to the degree of I). ! . S. VI. The Medictvl,covering four years, and leading to the degree of M. I). VI I. The Pharmaceutical, covering two years, and leading to the degree of l h. C. EXPENSES The total exjrciises for nine months need not exceed £ . Kissani Hall, a handsome anil commodious dormitory for the accommoda- tion of students in all departments, has recently l een erected at a cost of $I35, K'0. ATHLETICS A well cquip|a-d gymnasium is o]ien to all stu- dents. Tennis courts and a magnificent athletic field are located on the campus. KE1.I.OWSH I PS Ten scholastic fellowships, yielding fJOO each, are awarded annuali) in the Academic Department to college graduates. Send for catalogue, stating department in which you are interested. 1. K. I I () 1, 1) li R N K S S, See r e t a r v Jensen, llerzer Jeck Jewelers and 4Diamond Merchants 'Diamond , Watchat, Jewelry, Cut Class, 7 1 rt Goods, etc., etc. (■loss rins and Repairimj a Specialty 402 Union St. Telephone 1172 Trade with a Vanderbilt Man. mien anas nnsm;mi co. 228-2jo x. ctn.iun sr o i m.rrno.M: 4771-1. We w ill buy your old f urniture. We w ill sell you new and save you money. 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Tuxedo Hull Dress or Business Suits. ready to wear. Full Dress Haberdashery Reiser Barathea Scarfs. Clothes bought from us pressed free. Uhe Ualbot Clothing Company FORMERLY H A. HUNTINGTON'S Clothier mid Sken'g Siirnishors 409 CHURCH ST. Engraved Wedding, (‘idling Cards, MONOGRAMS and CRUS TS Cine Correspondence Capers 22 Arende Saslivillc, Tcnn. 32! I nion St. ___________________________________ V 8 TALBOT. Pf.vd.nt, C. G FINNEY. Tro«. and G nl. Mgr, R W. GREENFIELD, VI «.P,a� A 8 BATTLE. S«Cf««a y TELEPHONE NUMBER 1006 GREENFIELD • 1MB0I FURNITURE GUMPANY MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN FURNITURE, MATTRESSES, SPRINGS, etc jog N College St Nashville. Tennessee Warehouse Cor. F:r$t and Main Sts. R«W(• to 1R� V� -d«b I Facult. a-d by � p� al potmiit on. ROGERS BROS. Give us your or dor lor Foreign and Domestic GROCERIES Fresh Meats and VEGETA B LES Fine Teas Cottees 1602 West End Phonos 082 1729 Nashville, Tenn. ___________________y i Pinner, Meador James SUCCIWSORS To ItoNK l’JNNKK Coal and Grain 12lt™ect Nashville, Tenn. Their lllg l.oad of Kindling is like «lie Vanderbilt I'ootball Team ALWAYS Till; lllsST OUT CALUMET TEA AND COFFEE CO. 51 AND 53 FRANKLIN STREET CHICAGO How’s Your Wardrobe? If incomplete our years of experience is at your service 1-0K TIIK 111-ST IN Clot hi ng Mats, Shoes Furnishings HIRSHBERG BROS. 319-321 N. Colletfe Si., Nashville. Tenn. CUSTOM HOUSE LIVERY STABLES d. S. MARTIN. Prophietok FIRST-CLASS LIVERY RIGS ON SHORT NOTICE Telephone 1173 712 and 714 Broad Street PAPPAS’ PLACE Restaurant am Lunch Room KOK Ladies and Gents No First Class—No Pay ’Phone 1687 717 Church Street NASHVILLE, TENN. OPEN ALL NIGHT Annex 208 H. Summer St., opp. Caslner-Knott's. and on Cherry St., between the Arcade and the Mauieli House The I ten null livery Co. Fine Livery 'Thane f) 7lest of T: erythinn +++ Fall's Business College and Telegraph Institution Cumberland Presbyterian Building, Fifth Floor, Nashville, 7 ' . Post' ions Sent red for Graduates U it bout Charge PASSKXCiHR PARK AI.I.OWKI) coming to college. Discounts granted ministers' children, widows, orj)hans and those who are 1km ng cared for in Masonic. Odd Fellows or Knights of Pythias Orphans’ Homes. ......... The College Roll- Numbers ......... The Alumni in Nashville. In America ......... Graduates placed in positions from Jan. i to Dec. 31, 190.; Graduates placed in positions from Jan. 1 to Mar. 14. 1904 267 D575 5-7-7 267 46 ■NOIF IS THE TIME TO ENTER-. 'RITE OR CALL ON ALEXANDER FALL, PRES. SPECIAL REFERENCES Hon. Br.NTON McMii.i.in, Ex-Gov., I,. K. Hon. J. M. I I i.. n. Ex-Mayor, Jr nr. jCDOK W. K. McAl.J.ISTKR. V. I Hon. Wm. B. Bath, k. Hon. EO Ba.XTKR, J. II. Hon. II. W. McCorky, Hon. Jri� c.it J. W. Bonnur. Hon. C. H- Sanokrs, G. A.. T. C. R. R., Hon. Rkv. Dr. Gross Ai.kxandkr. Hon. Rhv. J. R. Frost, June Rkv. Fatiikr Gi.hason, Jrno 1 . A. Sniil.ToN, County Court Clerk, Jr no Hart, Ex-County Trustee. 1; T. H. Mai.onk, Chancellor, Asst, Supt. I,. N: N. K. Am hr OSH, Treas. N. C. St. I,. . Roiikkt I,. Tavi.or. Ex-Gov., . A. S. Wii.i.iA.ws, Mayor, H. II. I.URTON, . J. W. Gain its, K W. C. Cook, k J. M. Andurson, � •: J. W. Cm 1.t R 1CSS. 1st Cir. Crt. Jroc.iv John C. 1- i:rriss, RKV. |)R. Bakhkk, Ritv. Eatiihr J. B. Morris, Tiios. S. WiiAVi-R, Clerk and Master. AnorivW Mii.am. Criiu. Court Clerk. M. II. Smith, l'res. I.. N. k. k. J. W. Tiiomas. Sr.. President N. C. st. I., k. k. Y. Dani.kv, G. I . T. A . N. C. St. I., k. R. JamivS G kooks. Asst. Gen I. Manager, I,. vX N. R. 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Wo allow 10 per cent discount to Students Ut� 1® m $ Daintv Bric-a-Brac CUT GLASS CHARING DISHES For Don Decoration or n it present to IIKR I'lenxe remember us to your family and remind them that a NATIONAL STEEL RANGE Ct’TS COA1. KNPKNSK IN IIAI.K Write for Catalog Phillips 6c Buttorll M tg. (o. HO0SH FURNISHKRS X A S II V I I. I. K . '1' !■: X X K s s k k % % $ $ $ X vS y. y. . .' rrmxnos an i: m sir dusts CAL VERT ‘BROS., Photographers | : : I : I : : : : : I : : E C 0 R N ; 7? C II I: R R V A N I) U N 0 N S T R ; E I S N A S H V . L ; . I I: N N I: S S I: I: T A Y L () R PHOTOGRAPHER '0$ ' high gradi: lhork only 2i i-2 North Summer Street SWIFT COMPANY WHOLESALE DEALERS IN Choice Dressed Beef MUTTON, VEAL, PORK, PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE 614 North College Street I : : j i i : j ] +++ : HOW ABOUT YOUR BAGGAGE? + we: manufacture: and sell direct X ' TO YOU AT LOWEST FACTORY PRICES + Trunks, Suit Cases, Traveling Bags and Leather Goods ♦ WE CAN PLEASE YOU IN QUALITY, STYLE AND PRICE X OUR STOCK IS THE LARGEST IN THE SOUTH x CARSON Sc FOREMAN , PROGRESSIVE TRUNK MANUFACTURERS t 609 Church Street, Nashville. Tennessee + + + + + + + + + ♦ + + + PEOPLES SCHOOL PEOPLES BROS, PRINCIPALS, FRANKLIN, TENN. New Building and Gymnasium. Healthful Location. No Saloons. Board in Good Families. 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