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TO Dr. Frederick W. Moore THIS BOOK IS Rr.SPECTrULLY DEDICATED PACK Title Page...................................... 1 Dr. Frederick W. Moore.......................... Dedication.......................................5 Contents........................................ Comet Board.....................................10 Kditorial Staff.................................11 Contributors....................................,J Introduction....................................11 Calendar........................................11 Head...........................................,fl Graduate Club................................ The Bloom of Youth (etching)....................20 Senior Class....................................2 1 Got Mine”(Etching)......................2 Sayings of Great Men.........................3° Junior Class..............................32 Sophomore Class..............................3 etching......................................43 '• A Pumpkin ...............................II An Interrupted Ode..........................I I Freshman Class...............................|b Special and Irregular Students...............51 The Freshman's Prayer........................52 engineering Association...................51 llis Master’s llreath 1 etching).............60 Biblical Department..........................61 Law Department— Senior I.aw..............................64 Junior Law...............................68 6 Contents PACK PACK The Southern Accent............................7' Delta Sigma Delta.............................172 Medical Department.............................72 Alpha Kappa Kappa.............................176 Senior Pharmacy................................76 Phi Chi.......................................180 Transfiguration................................78 Pan-Hellenic Association......................184 Junior Pharmacy................................80 Ode on Intimations of Matrimony . . . 186 Dental Department..............................84 Kappa Alpha Theta.............................188 Senior Class...............................85 Theta Delta Theta.............................192 Freshman Class.............................87 The Problems of this Life Proved too Much Junior Class...............................87 for Him (Etching).............................194 University Hall................................88 Phi Beta Kappa................................196 Ruins of University Hall.......................89 Honors............................................199 To the Ruins...................................90 The Unexpected....................................200 Mycentean Troy.................................91 Publications......................................201 Fraternities The Comet.....................................202 Phi Delta Theta............................96 The Observer..................................205 Girl's Head (Etching)......................102 A Love Game (Etching).........................206 Kappa Alpha................................104 The Hustler...................................209 Benefit Performance for University Hall The Commencement Courier......................210 Fund.....................................108 The Vanderbilt Quarterly...................211 Beta Theta Pi.............................110 Southern Historical Association................212 Kappa Sigma.............................116 Southern Interstate Oratorical Association . . 213 Pressed for Money Etching)................120 Dialectic Literary Society......................214 Delta Tau Delta...........................122 Philosophic Literary Society......................215 Alpha Tan Omega............................126 Young Men's Christian Association .... 216 Thanksgiving After the Football Game A Kick-Off (Etching)..............................218 (Etching)...............................130 Clubs Sigma Alpha Epsilon.......................132 Glee Club..................................220 On Examination (Etching)...................13$ Girl's Head (Etching).........................222 Delta Kappa Epsilon........................140 Commodore Club................................224 Sigma Chi.................................146 University German Club.............226 Grinds (Etching 1.........................150 Toeing the Scratch (Etching) .... 227 Sigma Nu..................................152 The Ballad of the Freshman's Vigil . . 228 Girl's Head 1 Etching).....................156 Two View Points—'The Campus and'the Pi Kappa Alpha............................158 Larger Life...................................229 Phi Kappa Psi..............................162 Twas Ever Thus................................230 In the Arms of the Law (Etching) . . . 166 West Side Association.........................232 Phi Kappa Sigma...........................16S Wesley Hall Club......................234 Content? PAG Texas Club • • 233 Mississippi Club 236 Kentucky Club • ■ 238 Arkansas Club - - 23Q West Tennessee Squad . . 240 Alabama Club . . 241 Louisiana Club McTyeirc School Club .... - - 243 Branham and Hughes School Club . . 244 High School Club . - 24 Webb School Club . . 246 Mooney School Club . . - 247 Bowen School Club . . 24« Wallace School Club . - 240 The Rhyme o{ the Ten Professor?- . . 230 Bachelors of Cgli ness . . ... • 2?2 Public Orators and Debaters 254 If 1 Were Only I nch-I)ud . 256 Honor Committee . . 238 Sport— pack Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Associa- tion .................................260 Vanderbilt Athletic Association . 261 The Night Watch (Etching)..................262 Football...................................264 Between Halves(Etching) ... 266 Baseball...................................268 Shame to Take the Money (Ktchingl . . 270 Track Team . 272 S. I. A. A. and V. 1'. Records . . . 271 Football Officers..........................275 Baseball and Track Officers................270 Co-ed Basketball Team . . 27S The Scrub Team 1 Etching.).................2S0 Oymnasium Club.............................282 Tennis Club................................281 Editorial.....................................28; The End.......................... . ... 286 Advertisements............................... 287 EjJ Tifw aL« ’ ff M. I' . WOODROW, A T A, Editor. W. K. POKTEK. K A. Business Manager. V. If. Cook, a k e, Chairman of Board. J. K. Waters. 1 X, Secretary of Board. Literary Corr)n?ittee Knam Ki.i.iott, A T It, Chairman. I. . 1$. Tucker, x x, J. It. SlKt.KY, d A , W. H. Cook, a k k. Illustration Committee T rank Kyi.e, K 1', Chair man. Georoe Brown, II K A, (I. I . Chase, B 0 II, A. F. Blanks, A K. Business Cornrnittee . K. Porter, K A, Chair man. A. I.. F.dwakos, K X, K. K. Howard, K J. K. Waters, X X. Contributors The value of The Comet has been greatly enhanced by the contributions of each of tin- following persons: Miss Vera A. Daniel Miss Francis Hammond Miss Clara Lee Miss I.. I.imscorr Miss Saidee Luke Miss Annie Martin Miss I.. Pearl Saunders Miss Susan Wekis Miss Wiley Mrs. Fdwin W iley Miss Tabitiia Wii i iamson M iss (ii ADYs Winston F. A. Black C. 1’. Connell T. II. Brewer Glen Hall Wyncie Kino C. A. Lloyd W. II. Parks F. G. Patterson W. II. 11 AMI ETON A. K. Hoi.comME A. K.Jason Gkantland Rice S. R. Saniord, 1 k. |. It. Sibley Veknkk Jones Kenneth White 12 I N T KOI) r C T 1 0 N To portray the outward life of Vanderbilt during the year 1904-5; to gather the invisible threads that unify and interpret the whole; to preserve and cherish memories that should not fade; to feed the fires of enthusiasm and loyalty and love for Vanderbilt; to contribute one more brick in that building not made with hands: this lias been the chastened hope and earnest endeavor of the editors of the Comet of 1905. CALENDAR 1904 September 19. 21 Saturday — Monday. Second Fntrancc Kxaminations f« r the Session 1904 1905. Academic, Kngincoring and Pharmaceutical Departments. SEPTEMBER 21 — Wednesday. The First Term begins in the Academic, Knginccring, Biblical, Law and Pharma- cctitical I)cpartmcnts. October 3—Monday. The Session begins in the Medical Department. October t Tuesday. The Session begins in the Dental Department. November 2j Thursday. Thanksgiving Day. Anniversary of the Dialectic Society. December 24. Jancary 2 Saturday Monday. Christmas Vacation from the evening of Friday, December 23. to the morning of Tuesday, January 3. ■ « Calendar ¥ 1905 Jam aky 18 Wednesday, Intermediate Kxaminations begin. January 31 •Tuesday. The First Term ends. Fkbkiaky 1 — Wednesday. The Second Term begins. Fkkruary 22 Wednesday. Washington’s birthday. Anniversary of the Philosophic Society. March 4 —Saturday. Last «lay for handing in speeches for Concour Day. Apr it. 1 Saturday. Concour Day. April 6 Thursday. Commencement Exercises of the Medical Department. May 2 — Tuesday. Commencement Kxercises of the Dental Department. May 27 — Saturday. Founder's Day. Contest for Founder’s Medal (evening). Jt si: 8 — Saturday. Final Examinations begin. Junk 16- Friday. Contest for the Young Prize Medal (evening). Jrsi 17 — Saturday. Class Day. Jink 18 —Sunday. Commencement Sermon. Jink 19— Monday. Annual Meeting of the Board of Trust (9 A. M.) Junk i —Monday. Alumni Day. Business Meeting (10 A. L); Public Exercises (evening). Junk 20 Tuesday. Annual Meeting of the Phi Beta Kappa Society (10 i m.) Ji nk 20—Tuesday. Commencement Address (8 1 . i. Junk 21 — Wednesday. Commencement Day.___________ l Graduate Club Officers GEORGE RaDPORD MaYFIBLD Saidee SllEFFIEI.1) LUPF................ Griffith Thompson Pugh..................... President. ’ice-1'resident. Secretary-Treasurer. Roll of A err L er? Mary Evelin Hrown. Chari.rs Gray Burkitt. Katherine I.ouisb Campbell. Caroline Wofford Carpenter Larkin Elmore Crouch. Elizabeth Chapman Denny. Margaret Collins Denny. John Thomas Erwin. John Roberts Fisher. Frank Frantz. George Ritchie Gordan. Walter Kirkland Greene. Frances Hardy Hammond. Margaret Buckingham Hoi.linsiikad. Edwin Lee Johnson. Richard Chapin Jones. Paul Bentley Kern. Lewis Harper Leech. Saidee Sheffield Luff. James Maclukk. George Radford Mayfield. Worth James Osborn. William Pinkerton Ott. Paul Pinson. Griffith Thompson Pugh. Mary Maud Sanders. Ernest Xoki.i. Tii.i.ett. Sophie VVai.dkircii. Louise Wilson. Russell Lowell Wright. IV Dan Officer? M. I'. Woodrow . . . President Louisi-: Wii son . . Vice-President Lx am Flliott .... Secretary J. J. I Iicflix .... Treasurer Senior Class Roll Anderson, Wii.mam J., J 7’J, B. A.......................................................Springfield, Tcnn. Class Track Team, oi-'os : ‘N arsitv Track Team. 'oi-'02.’o2-'o3: Captain 'Varsity Track Team, Yvp'oj : Vice-President Philosophic Literary Society, 'o2-’o3; President Philosophic Literary Society,. o.v'oi : Commodore Club; Thanksgiving Debater, '03; Treasurer Junior Law- Class. 'op'05 ; Manager of Observer, 'o.p'05 ; Pan-Hellenic Council, ’03- 04. Hang. Louise Porter, A .1 «, B.S..................................................Nashville. Tcnn. Treasurer Class, '03-04 ; I 'ndergraduate Adviser, '05. Baskervili.e, Geo. H., J «, B. I-...................................................Stanton, Tenn. Blake, Daniel Bigelow. A T, H. F..................................................Nashville. Tenn. ilee Club. oi-‘o2, ’02-03 ; Scrub Eleven. 'oi-'o2 ; 'Varsity Sub.. '02-‘03 ; Class Basketball Team; A arsitv Eleven, 'ot-'oj. '04-’05 : Sub. on All-Southern l-'.lcven ; 'Varsity Basketball, '03 '04 ; Captain 'Varsity Track Team. 'ot-V . Hlakic. Frank Joshua. A 2'. H.S...................................................Nashville, Tenn. Sub. 'Varsity Eleven, '02 ; Glee Club. '01-'02. ’02-’03. Blanks. Anthony Faulkner, - I ', B. A..................................................Monroe, La. C iass I reasurer. 'oi-'02 ; Glee C lub, '01 -'02. '02-03;; 'ice-Prcsident Glee Club, o3-’o4. ’04 ’05 ; ssistant Editor Observer, 03-04: lustier StalT, 'o j-'oj; Secretary Gvmnasium Club,'oj '05: E acuity Critic, '05 ; Co MKT Board, '05. Springfield. Tomi. Senior Class Roll Brown, George Hhnkv. II A .1, B. A........................... Comet Board, 'oj-’o,. Butler, James Barney...............................................................Bainbridge. Ky. Chappell, Frank Wilson, - V, B E..................................................Nashville, Tenn. Thanksgiving Debater. -oi ; Observer Staff, 'oi-’o2, 'oi 'oj ; filer- Club.'oo-'oi ; Hustler Staff. 'o2-'o3; Assistant .Manager Baseball Team,'04 ; Manager Baseball Team, ’ot-'o5 : Commo- dore Club. Cook, William Hihhi.kr. J A A.', B.A..........................................West Point. Miss. (Bee Club. 'o2-'o3 : President Philosophic Literary Society,’03-’ot : Comet Board, '05 ; Sewa- nee Debater, '05 : Commodore Club: Honor Committee.‘05. Cook. Watson Marvin. A B.A.......................................................Columbia. Tenn. Class Track Team, ’ci-'o2 ; Secretary Philosophic Literary Society, '02-’03; Contour Speaker. '05. Dean. Charles Herman, -A K, B.A...................................................Senatobia, Miss. («lee Club, o3-'04, 'o4 05 I Winner of Observer Store Contest.'04 : Associate Kditor Observer, ’oj-'oj ; of Hustler, '04-'05 ; Commodore Club ; Class and Scrub Track Team, '05. Denton, Guy F., B.A................................................................ Robards, Ky. Gymnasium Team, '01 '02, ’ot-'oj ; Assistant Gymnasium Instructor, 'oj-'oj. Dun ha R, James S.. - V. B. 1C....................................................Nashville, Tenn. Commodore Club,'oj-'os; President Engineering Association,‘01'03: Instructor in Surveying, 'ot-’Oj. Duncan, Marvin Theopiiii.us................................................................Clifton. Tenn. Edwards, Amos Leander, ■ ' A 1 B. $.......................................................Martin, Tenn’ Class Lleven. '01 : Class Track Team, 02, '01 ; Secretary Philosophic I.iterarv Society, 03- 04 ; Comet Editor, '05. lCu.iOTT, ICxam, A T i , B. A..................................................... Franklin. Tenn. Comet Board, '03 ; Pan-Hellenic Council, ’03 ; Secretary Class, '05. Frank. Arthur. B.S................................................................Nashville, Tenn. Graham. Thomas B..................................................................Nashville. Tenn. Varsity Eleven. V 2'03.'o3-‘o|,'op'05 ; Captain‘Varsity Eleven. '04-’o5 ; Manager Class Base- ball Team, '05. Green, Charles Campbell, a t. B.S...................................................Houston, Texas I rack,'02; Manager Football Team, '04; Speaker for Young Medal, 03; Manager Commence- ment Courier. Hayes, Laura, a a h. B.S..........................................................Nashville. Tenn. Class Historian, '05. 2b Senior Class Roll ! Ii:i un. John J., 2' .1 hi, IV. S............................................. Fleminsburg, Kv. Commodore Club; ('.Ice Club. 'ot-’o2: Gymnasium Team.'02-03; Treasurer Philosophic Literary Society,'03-'01; President Philosophic Literary Society. ’ot-’o5 ; Pan Hellenic Council,'04- ‘05: Class Treasurer,‘04-03; Class Historian, 'o4-'05: Vice-President Southern Historical Association, 'oj-'Oj. Kiev, Benjamin Witt, J A B.A..........................................................Waco, Texas Class Nine, 'oi-‘o2; Associate Kdiior Hustler, ’03'04; Manager Hustler, 'o4-‘o5; Commo- dore Club. I.loyd, Ernest I......................................................... Bowling Green. Kv. Treasurer V. M. C. A.,'02.0|; Critic Dialectic I.iteraiv Society.'03-'04: Associate Editor Observer, ‘o3-’oi; Associate Editor Commencement Courier, ’04: Speaker on Founder’s Day Oratori- cal Contest, '04: Sewanee Debater, '05. Lyon, Adelaide Ki.ise, P A. B. A.............................................Nashville, Tenn. Cndergraduate Secretary of 4 I! K, ‘o j-'oj; Writer of Class Ode, ‘03. Mason, Maria Henderson, A .1 , B.S..............................................Jackson. La. Moore, Yates.....................................................................Clinton. Kv. Nolen, Wm. Isaac. J A 1, B. K................................................... Fulton, Kv. Class F.leven, 00-'oi : Captain Class Eleven, 'o2'-03; Class Nine, oo- oi ; Track Team, 'oo-’oi, 02-'o3, '03-ot: W inner of Sprints Class Field Day,’01 : Secretary English Association. 'o2-'o3; Scrub Eleven, 'oo-'oi, ‘02-'03; Commodore Club, a|-’05. Nolen, Minnie Lee, J B.S......................................................Nashville, Tenn. Osiiukn, Roy, B.S...........................................................................Scbrce, Ky. C.vmnasium Team, ‘ot-'o2: Class Track Team, '02-‘o.5: Assistant in Chemical Laboratory,‘03-'04; Treasurer Kentucky Club, '03-'04 ; Chemical Latmratory Assistant, 'o4-'o3. Pipkin, Edgar Malone. Jr., ' ' A :, B.S..............................................Pine Bluff. Ark. Vice-President Historical Society. Porter. Robert Edwin.................................................................Greensboro. N. G. Porter, Wm. Reese, A’.I. B.A..............................................................Paris, Tenn. Manager Comkt, 0|-’o3 : Board Directors Kissam Hall, 03-'04; President Board Directors Kissam Hall,‘o4-’o5 : Glee Club, ’O4- 05; Commodore Club. Raymond, Wm. Hoyt, Jr.. J A hi, B. E..................................................Nashville, Tenn. Commodore Club; Class Basketball Team, ’oi-'o2; Instructor in Surveying, 'o-l-'o;. Renciii r, Wm. Oi.iimiant, B.A....................................................Centerville, Ala- Class Poet. '05 ; Associate Editor Observer, 04-‘05, Roberts. Martin S.. Jr.. - X, B. E....................................................Nashville, Tenn. Assistant in Chemical Laboratory, ‘02. '03, '04 ; Instructor in Drawing. 'o4-'o5. 5 oior Class Roll Scai.es, Anne Him.max, ” J W, 15.S................................................Nashville, Icnn. Vice-President Class '03-04; Captain of Co-ed Basketball Team, ’03-'04 ; Co-ed Basketball Team, ’04-'05. Sibley, Jesse Bourbon. J H. B. A................................................. Louisville, Ky. ’Varsity Track Team,’01, '02, '03, ’05: 'Varsity Eleven. '0.4: 'Varsity Nine,‘03.'05; Captain Class Nine, '01. '05; Captain Class Track,’02 ; («ymnasimn Club, 'o.j-'Oj : Commodore Club; Class Representative; Class Secretary. ‘oi-'o2 ; Comet Board. ‘05. Smith, David Melville. Ik.. A 2'. B.A.............................................Nashville, Tenn. Winner of Entrance Prize in Mathematics; Student President. B K. -'oj; Faculty Repre- sentative, '05. Summers, Lillian Maud. J • ', B. A...................................................Peoria. 111. Thweatt. Charles Booker. - I B. S........................................ De Vail’s Bluff. Ark. Tucker. Kverett Bracken. - L B. A....................................................Smyrna, Tenn. Y. M. C. A. Delegate to Asheville,'99,‘03; to Knoxville. '02; Inter-Society Debater, '02-'03; Manager V. C. Quarterly, ’03; Associate Editor llunlUr. '02-03, ot-'6|; Vice-President Dialectic Literary Society,'03; President Dialecti. Literary So. iety, '03-04 ; Thanksgiving Debater, '03; Vice-President Y. M. C. A., '03; Assistant Manager Track Team. ’o3-’o|; Manager Track Team, 04-'oj ; Class President'o3-'04; Honor Committee, 'ot-'ot; Editor- in-Chief Observer, 'o4-'o5; ('.rand Marshal Literary Societies, ’oj-'oj; Commodore Club; Comet Editor, ’05. Waldkirch. Sophie, B.S.....................................................Nashville. Tenn. Warner. Krnest M knees. B. K...............................................Nashville, Tenn. Waters, John Richard, - , B. A...............................................Florence, Ala. Class Secretary.'o2-'o3; Board of Directors West Side Association. o2-V 3,‘03-'04 ; Treasurer West Side Association, '04-'o;; Secretary Pan-Hellenic Council. ’03-'04 ; Vice-President Y. M. C. A.. -03-'o4,'o4-'o5; Secretary Comet Board, 'ot '05; Honor Committee, '04-'05; Editor- in-C'hicf Commencement Courier,'05. White. Kenneth, A I, B. K...............................................................Nashville, Tenn. Commodore Club; Class Nine, 'oi-’o2; B. I). Club. ’04-05. Wilson, Louise. AA 0, B.S.................................................................Buffalo, N. Y. Class Secretary.‘03-'04: Class Vice President, 'ot '03; Co-ed Basketball Team, '03-’o4, '0|-'05. Woodcock, Wilson Wiley, •b A V, B. H....................................................Nashville, Tenn. Woodrow. Mii.i.ard Fillmore. J V J, B.A.................................................. clairvillc. Ky. Winner of Entrance Prize Latin and Creek; E.litor I fustier, 04-'o5; Editor Comet, '05: Cnder- graduate Treasurer,'l B K ; President Class,'05; Chairman Honor Committee; Commodore Club. j Sayings of Great A en ¥ My kingdom for a hare. —Kirkland. Not a sparrow falleth to the ground without my knowledge. Cap. Alley. Clive me words, words, and 1 care not for infor- mation. —Dyer (in Theological Faculty meeting' It is more blessed to give (receipts) than to re ecive (them). —Hoi.dbrxkss. Theologue, toy not with the theater. —Tillktt. Woe unto the Freshman that weareth his hair Tippecanoe and Tylbr. too. —Tolman. long and shaveth not. for verily his lather end shall Ik- filled with misery. •Song of Solomon Taylor. Veni, vidi, vici! —Dykk (on return from Memphis anti-gambling meeting). The hairs of my head are numln-rcd—one. two, three—respectively. —Kirkland. A joke is a Seilly thing, but it goes a long way in Mob Taylor's Magazine, —Stevenson. Rossetti, 1 am with you! Wiley. .m V , A JMl JC I K fcv Wi V X _ „ Wa l: 1' ■ T T _ 0 uiuor, CLass Officers V. V. Crutch fi KLi ..........President. Lucy Dell Ross............... Vice-President. Cecil Holt...............................Secretary. Katherine Rotiirock...........................Treasurer. v Junior Class Roll Amberg. R. L.. ♦ A’ 1 B.A Hickman. Ky. Barrett, Henry Rush. B.A Baxter, J., 'P A V. B.S Bradford, Mark A., Jr., a a, B.S Columbus, (ia. Class Eleven,'02 03; Scrub Eleven, 'oa-Y 3, ‘«Jj-'oj; ’Varsity Nine. 02 '03, ‘ov o|. 'oj-’o ; Assist ant Manager Football Team, '04 '05: Manager Football Team,'05-’06; Commodore Club. Brown, Innis, J T J. B.A..............................................................Bingham, Term Winner Entrance Prize in Latin and Creek, 1902; Class Eleven, '02 '03; Scrub Eleven, '02 '03; Class Track Team, '02-‘o3; Substitute Eleven, '03 '04; 'Varsity Eleven, 'oj os; Captain Varsity Eleven,’05 '06; Commodore Club; Pan-llcllcnic Council. 04 os. Brown, James B. Gordon, A .1, B.S Assistant Chemical l.alioratory. '04 '03: Commodore Club. . Columbia, Tenn. Class Eleven, o2-'o3; Class Track Team, '02 '03. . Columbia. Trim. Clark. Ai ice Porter, a a , B.S Winchester, Trim. Clary, John Thomas, J A :. B.S Varsity Nine, '04-03. Bellbuckle, Tenn. Corum. J. I , 1' X, BA Class 1 rack Team, ’03: President 1 listorical Association, '03 '04. . . Paris, Tenn. Crutchfield, VV. Y.. 'P A 2', B.A Nashville. Trim. President Y. M. C. A., '03-01 and oj 03; Treasurer Y. M. C. A.. '03 06; President Class, oi '05, M Junior Class Roll Damon, H. G.. Jk„ - .V, B. S. . . ¥ Corsicana, Texas. Hamilton. K.J., J 7'J, B. A. . . Substitute ’Varsity Kleven, '0’ 03; Harrison, Miss. 'Varsity Five, '02 ‘03 and '03 '0.4; 'Varsity Nine, 02 '03 a ml '03 ’04; Captain 'Varsity Nine, '04 'o;; ’Varsity Track Team, '02 03.'03 '04 and'04 ’05: ’Varsity Kleven, '03 ’04 and '04 ’05; Hoard of Directors of Kissam Hall; Commodore Club. IIaitki . Horace K„ J A •', B. A. Commodore Club. Harrki.i . M. B.. 't A B. S. . . Philosophic Intersociety Debater, 04 '05; C.icc Clnh, '04 '0;; President and Treasurer of Philosophic Literary Society. Hoi i and, Richard Marion, B. S. . Walnut 11 ill. Ark. Secretary Historical Association. Jacobs, W. A., J A ;, H. A..............................................................Hoover, Ten 11. Jones, Ei iot, -L B. A................................................................Nashville, Tenn. Class Track Team,’03 '04; C.ymnasinm Club,'04 ‘05; Scrub'Track Team,'04 ’o;. Lipscomb, G. O., B. S.................................................................Nashville, Tenn. Li.ovd, C. A.. B. A...............................................................Bowling Green, Ky. Associate I'.ditor Observer; President Dialectic Literary Society. Logan, Ellen C. B. S Montgomery. D. C.. 'I' J w. B. S. Commodore Club. 35 Junior Class Roll « Moody, S.S., J A i, B.A . Shelbyx ilk . Tenn. Morgan, W. H., 0 J , B. S Nashville, Tenn. Morton, S. F., H. S . . Forclyce, Ark. Neal, A. W.. 1 Tii, 15. A Watertown, Tenn. Norvhll, W. E., Jr.. - H.S Nashville. Tenn. Contestant for Young lc lal, ‘03; Vice-President Class.'03 or. President Pan-Hellenic Council, '04 '05; President Historical Association.'04 '05; President Philosophic Literary Society, '04 '05: Assistant Manager Baseball Team, ‘oi '0$; Philosophic Intersocicty Debater,’04 '05; Commodore Club. Patterson, K. C., - V. B. A ’Varsity Kleven. '01 '02, '03 '04 and 'oj '03. Nashville, ‘Penn. Price, K. T„ 2’ .V, 15. A . . Macon, Miss. Ross, L.D., J if, B.S Nashville, Tenn. Class Secretary,’03 04; Winner ol Owen Medal,'03 04; Vice-President Class,‘04 '03. Rotiirock. Katherine. J , H.S Class Treasurer, 'o| '03. Somerville, Tenn. T11 ruston, Gates l , |r.. 2M. I5.S . Nashv ille, Tenn. President and Vice-President Philosophic Literary Society; February 32d Orator,'05; Contestant Founder’s Medal, 03; Commodore Club. tft Officer? Owsi.ev Manikr, President. IvDGAR L. PeOPI.es, I ’ice- President. Marye Victoria Life, Secretary. Joel K. Mathis, Treasurer. Adams, Klizabeth Drake, A J «, H. S..........................................Locust Ridge. La. Ambrose, Rosa, a i h, B.S.......................................................Nashville, Tcnn. Class Secretary, '03-‘04. Ambrose, Sophie, A I w, |{. S...................................................Nashville, Tenn. Batts. YVii.i.iam Oscar, If II, B. A........................................Cedar Hill, Tenn. Hustler Staff, 'o|-’05: member Kissam Hall Board; member I'an-Hellenic Council,'04 ‘05. Baxter, Lewis I.eTurktte, 'I' A V, B. 15.....................................Nashville, Tenn. Benson, William Archibald, - L B. 15......................................Nashville. Tenn. Bowers, Aaron Thomas, B. 15.....................................................Nashville, Tenn. Bryan, William Butlet, - A. B. A.........................................................Artesia. Miss. Caldwell, John Foster, A .1. B.S................................................Nashville, Tenn. Manager Class baseball Team, '03 '04, 'Varsity Baseball l eant. '03 '04 ami 04 '05. 39 . Tullahoma, Tenn. Class Roll Campbell. Paul. J T j, B. S......................................... 'Varsity 11 Team, '03 ’04 and 'oj '05: Glee Club. Cakkol. Edward Wilson. 4 J w, B. 1C.......................................Monticcllo. Ha. Glee Club. '04-'o5. Chase, Goodwin Dazky, Iff H. B. L..........................................Nashville, renn. Glee Club, '03-'o| and 'o4-'o5: Secretary Kngmecring Association. Christian. Addison Wiley. - A. B. A.........................................Nashville. I« nn. Chester, Ai ber r Willard, ff H , B. E....................................Nashville. Tenn. Scrub Football Team, '03 04 and ‘04 '05. Conrad, Paui Zimri,B.E..........................................................Tally, Tenn. Crook, Rachel Lily. A A , B.S.........................................Union Springs, Ala. Dickson, Felix Grundy, B. S.................................................Southside, Tenn. Dortch, Thomas Steele, - I A', B. E.............................................Scott. Ark. Glee Club, '03 'oj. Douglas, Hamilton, Jr., - V, B.S..............................................Atlanta. Ga. Edwards, Thomas Lee, B. A.......................................................Jones, Tenn. Chaplain Dialectic Literary Society. '04 '05. Epperson, Thomas IIaslem, J 'J. B. E.......................................Nashville, Tenn. Ezell, Margery McCord, a i w, b. S........................................... Pulaski, Tenn. Co-ed Basketball Team, '04-'05. Fielder, Claresce I I., J A ;, B. E..........................................Trenton, Tenn. Flemming, Samuel Clifton. B. A...............................................Franklin, Tenn. Fowlkes, Samuel Larkin. B. A..................................................Newbern, Tenn. Louche. Charles Frederick, - I B. E.......................................Chattanooga, Tenn. Member Glee Club. '03 'oj and 'ot-'o;. Gamble, Paul Gaston, J A ;, B.A..........................................Gun town, Miss. Goodpasture. Ernest William, A 1 B.A................................ . . Nashville, Tenn. Graham. ICdwakd Witt, - . B. A.............................................Williston. 'Penn. Grannis, John Avery. - I '. B. E.............................................Lebanon, Tenn. Hai l. Glenn Andrews. •P J , B. S..........................................Nashville, Tenn. Captain Class Basketball Team,’03 04; Substitute 'Varsity Basel all Team, '03 '04 and '04 '05; Class Basketball Team, oj-'o;: Serub Football Team, 'ot '05. Jackson, Tenn. Class Roll 9 9 Hamerly, Sueaxna, h J h. li. S................................... Co-cd Basketball Team, '03-04 and 'o4-’o5. Makkisox, Makjokie Kmmoxs, A .1 w, H.S.........................................lazewell, Va. Harvey. Robert 1L. B. K.......................................................Nashville, Tenn. Hixtox, Ai.i.kx Frances, - L K. E.............................................Nashville, lenn. HowEi.i., Morton Hoyte III, j . B.K........................................Nashville, l enn. ‘ice-President Class, 'o3-'o4: Treasurer Kngincering Association, '03-'04: (lice Club. Howard, Alexander Travis, B.S....................................................Mobile. Ala. Howington, James Timothy, li. K...............................................Nashville, lenn. Scrub Football Team. ’03-'04 and '04- '05. Keeling. Thomas Callender. 0 J H. E...........................................Nashville, Tenn. Substitute 'Varsity Basketball Team, '03 oi. Knight, Roy Woodson, - V, H.A.................................................Nashville, Tenn. Jones, Arthur Fitzgerald. .1 7'if, Ik A.........................................Dresden, Tenn. Winner Entrance Pri c in Latin and Creek,'03-'04. Lehr. William Herndon, 2’ .V, li.K.................................................Waco, Texas. Lire. Marye Victoria, A A h, B. A.............................................Nashville, Tenn. Co-cd Basketball Team, 'o3-'o4; Captain Co-ed Basketball Team, 'oj '05; Class Secretary, 04 '05. Lloyd, Charles Allen, li. A.................................................Louisville, Ky. Secretary Dialectic Society,'03 04; Vice-President,'04 '05: Observer Staff, 04-'o5. Lockhart, James Eugene, B.K...................................................Nashville, l enn. 'Varsity Track Team.'03 ’01 and '04 '05: Scrub Football Team, '03-'04 and '04-'05; Captain Class Basketball Team, '03 'oj; Substitute 'Varsity Basketball Team, '03 '04. Manier, John Owsley, j «, H.A.................................................Nashville. Tenn. Substitute 'Varsity Eleven, '03 01: manager Class Track Team, '03 '04: Class Basketball Team, '03 '04 and '04 '05: ’Varsity Eleven, '04 '05; Class President, '04 '05; Honor Committee, 'oj-’oj. Mathis. Joel Kendall, - li. A...................................................Memphis, Tenn. Scrub Nine, '03 'op, Captain Scrub Nine,'04 '05; Class Treasurer,'04 '05. McClain, William Tyler. A I. li.S...............................................Gloster, Miss. Substitute 'Varsity Eleven, 'oi-'o;. Pontotoc, Miss. Trenton. Tenn. o Moore, Wai h r Smith, li. K. . Morgan, Nash Prentiss. li.S. Class Roll v r Murrell, Nona. A A H, B. $................................................ Somerville, IVnn. Odell, Ai.i.en Fulson, A 2', B. S........................................Watrr Valley. Miss. Parks, Wii.i.iam Hamilton. J 'J. B.S....................................... 1 rimblr, Inm. Peoples, Kdgak Livingston. - L B. K..........................................Columbia. Tenn. Class Treasurer, '03-'oj; Class Vice-President. 'oj-'o;. Poage, James Malcolm. 't J h, B. A..................................... Jacksonville, Fla. Ragsdale, Lexie Ulner........................................................Columbia, Trim. Ransom. John Crowe. A 1', B. A.......................................... Fayetteville. Trim. Winner Knirancc Prize in Latin and Creek. Rankin, Lot is DeMovillb, B. E..............................................Nashville, Tenn. Redmond, Matthew Crook. - V. It. A..............................................Floyd, La. Rust, Littei Jungermann, B.E................................................Nashville, Tenn. Rvan. John Michael, A I, B. K...............................................Nashville, Trim. Scrub Nine, '03 ’04 and 'oi '05. Sanford, Samuel. Richard, Jr.. - '. H.K.....................................Nashville, Tenn. Saunders, Mary Belle, A .1 h, ITS...........................................Nashville. Tenn. Scales, Dakieil Hillman, A H.S.............................................Nashville. Tenn. Smart, Frances Pelzer, j a p,.s...............................................Norfolk, Va. Glee Club,’03 o.| and ’oj ‘05; Secretary Glee (.dub, ’nj ‘oj. Steele. Flora, A Ah, H. a....................................................Tazewell, Va. Co-ed basketball Team. '03 ’o| and 'o| '03. Stubblefield, T)avid Rankin, Jr., 2 X, B.E..................................Nashville, Tenn. Class President, '03 ’ X|; I lonor Committee. 03 o|. Tabb,Theodore Turner, H.S...................................................Nashville, Tenn. Thompson. Edward Gilmer. 0 J h, H. A.........................................Marianna, Ark. Elected Assistant Manager Football Team. Turner. Robert Williamson, Jr., ', B. K.....................................Nashville. Trim. Tugendrich. Golda Lee, H.S..................................................Nashville, Tmn. Vaughn. Robert Ferguson, J A ;. II. A..................................Spring Hill, Trim. Winton. Walter Fekkill, 't' A A. H..........................................Nashville, Trim. Winton. Will McClain. 'P A 2, H.S...........................................Nashville. Trim. 42 A PurnpKip ” 4 4 I planted a seed an' it g rowed a vine. Which Mitinly wu pertickler line; Hut jes IkhM den de vine went dead. But «Iere Ite had lei, de Chancellor's head. An Interrupted Ode Old Comet! thy tail is this year's class. Flung through space— God grant it may light somewhere! ii Fr sbrnao Class . V Officers J. 1« Ckaig.........................President Miss Katik Guii i.. Miss Ki.isk IIanoi.kv............................... ice-Presidents D. S. Stuart .... Secretary and Treasurer Class Roll 9 ¥ Axtell. Phillip Phillips.................................................. Nashville, lenn. Beasley. Clarence C.. J A A. B...............................................Pulaski. Tenn. Glee Club. Bejack, Lois. B. S........................................................... Memphis, Tenn. Secretary Dialectic Literary Society. Benedict, Andrew B„ Jk., B.S.............................................. Nashville. Tenn. Boswell, Clifton Seaton. 'P J H. A.B......................................Louisville, Kv. Cecil, John W„ Jk.. V, A.B...........................................Ml. Pleasant. Tenn. Chappell, James Kdward, - I .', B.A.......................................Hopkinsville, Ky. Representative Philosophic Literary S x ioty in Freshman Debate. Clark. Gordon White, J a ;, B.A............................................Wartracc, Tenn. Clark. Richard C.. - .V, B.A................................................. Tupelo. Miss. Costen. Sam C., Jk., B.S....................................................McKenzie, Tenn. ’Varsity Eleven : 'Varsity Nine ; Captain '08 Nino. Craig, John I... It ll, B.K.........................................Fountain Creek, Tenn. President Freshman Class; 'Varsity Football Team : 'Varsity Baseball Team; Track Team. Clt.lom. Neil I’.. •P J «. B.S............................................ Nashville, Tenn. Cunningham, William A.. B.S.................................. ... Nashville, Tenn. Dozier, Howard 1)., A 2', A.B...........................................Chapel Hill, Tenn. ICaton, Alfred IL. B.S...................................................... Memphis, Tenn. Secretary Philosophic Society : Representative in Freshman Debate. Kchi.es, Frank S., B.S.................................................... Nashville. Tenn. Ivngland, James S, - B.S............................................... Decaturville, Tenn. Kwing. Samuel Cecil, It ll. B.S.......................................... Columbia, Tenn. Goduey. Lois.............................................................. Nashville, Tenn. Gorton, Joseph Marion, J A ;, B.S......................................... Waterproof. La. Gorton, I.evin . J A B.S. . GREGORY, Edna. w J h, B.S. . . Gun.i.. Kathryn, a i h, B.S. . . Cla?? Roll Waterproof. La. Mt. Pleasant, Tenn. Nashville, Tenn. Vice-President Freshman Class. Hammond, Henry I).. A A, B.S................................................ Nashville, Tenn. Gymnasium Club. Handley, Ei.ise, A A B.S.................................................... Nashville, Tenn. Vice-President Class. ‘oS. Hani.in, Ruijy, A A h. B.S.....................................................Cullman, Ala. I Iastings, David Clarence, A.B..................................................Paris. Tenn. Heriges, Eleanor, « J 0. B.S............................................. Nashville, Tenn. Hopkins, Fenton M.. B.S.................................................. Hard Times, La. Howard, John B., - A.B....................................................Mt. Pleasant, Tenn. Hove, Matt. J. L., - A.B........................................................Newton, Miss. Inglis, Edgar, A Til, B.S.................................................Jacksonville, Fla. Freshman Basketball Team ; Gymnasium Club: ’Varsity Baseball Team. King, Charles Lewis. - '. B.S...............................................Louisville, Ky. King, John J., - V, B S.....................................................Louisville, Ky. Li pe, Laurence, B.A........................................................ Nashville, Tenn. Winner Fifty Dollar Latin and Greek Prize. McCarn, David O., B.S....................................................... Brownwood. Texas McHenry. Carl IL, - A K, B.S....................................................Monroe, La. McHenry, Armond G., - A Tl. B.S. Monroe, La. McRae, D. L., B.S............................................................ Prescott, Ark. Meek. Thomas II.. ■ ' A 1‘. B.S................................................ Martin, Tenn. 49 Class Roll Morton. Marvin P., - I .', H.S...............................................Fordyce, Ark. Neil. Hash. V.. H.A.........................................................Watertown, Tenn. Owen, Ciias. L.. H.S....................................................Poplar Bluff. Mo. Paine, Thomas Fite. l‘ ll. H.A.............................................Aberdeen, Miss. Palmer, Horace Howard, A I. H.A..........................................Murfreesboro, Tenn. Manager Freshman Track Team. Picton. Lida Means, H.S.................................................... Nashville, Tenn. Pinson, Murrell. - I H.S...................................................Louisville, Kv. Potts, Kmbkek. W.. J A ■', H.A............................................... Dallas, Texas Self, William I)., H.S......................................................Jonesboro. Ark. Sou by. A. Max, H.A........................................................... Dclrio, Texas Southard, Klmer A.. H.S....................................................Ft. Smith, Ark. Stockei.l. Henry C., H.S................................................... Nashville. Tenn Stuart, D. Sui i.ins. - f H.A...............................................Cleveland. Tenn. (Ilee Club; Secretary and Treasurer Freshman Class. I AYi.OR, I.iviNGSTON N., A I. H.S........................................Brownsville, Tenn. Track Team. Thom 1-SON, John, Jr.. -A J . H.S..................................... Nashville, Tenn. Til I MAN, 1.1 wis, - v, B.S............................................ Nashville,Tenn. Freshman basketball Team ; Gymnasium Club. Tinnon. John H„ 'A J «. H.S................................................ Nashville. Tenn. Vhrtrees, John J.. Jr., 1‘ . H.S.......................................... Nashville, Tenn. Walsh. Lomond J., 2' . H.S................................................ Nashville, Tenn. aters. Will II., H.S...................................................... Lebanon, Tenn. Watkins, Robert C., H.S.................................................... Nashville, Tenn. Webb, Far nest C., 1' . H.A............................................ Webb City. Mo. So Special ao l Irregular 5tu Jept? Long, Koyck...............................................................California McCvllom. Milton Guy .....................................................Nashville. Tenn. Neil. Annie Donaldson . . Ward Seminary.......................Nashville, Tenn. Nichols, Kutii . . Branham Hughes...................Liberty. Tenn. Taylor, Ruth Wyllys Peabody Teachers' College Charleston. S. C. Tucker. Mary Allik Wanl Seminary......................Nashville, Tenn. Young. Mrs. Ethel Smith...................................................Nashville. Tenn. SI The Freshman's Prayer v I want to Ik- a Sophomore. And with the Sophomores stand. Some hair upon my forehead and The seissors in my hand Then with that glorious com patty I'd find just how it feels To wield that fearsome weapon while The other fellow squeals. My rights no man should question, I'd walk in fear no more. Nor like a bloody villain He hounded from my door. My days shall one unending dream Of blissful rapture be. When I ean shave the Freshman As the Sophomores shaved me. _ Eo2'Oe rio2 Association Officers J. S. Dunbar.............................................................President Mikk Jknkins........................................................Vice-President G. I). CIIASK............................................................Secretary Jim 11A VGOOI ......................................................... Treasurer Engineering Association T Senior Class Baskbrvillf., Geo. B.. $ J 0....................................................Staiuon, Tenn. Blake, Daniel Bigelow. A 1'.......................................... ... Nnsln illc, Tenn. Glee Cluh,'oi-'o2. 02-'03 : Scrub Eleven, 'ot-'02 : 'Varsity Substitute, ’02-'03; Class basketball Team ; 'Varsity Eleven, 'o.v'04. 'ot-'os; Substitute on All-Southern Eleven. 'Varsity basket- ball Team, 'o.v‘05 : Captain Varsity Track Team, 'o|-’05. Chappell, I'. V., - ....................................................... Nashville. Tenn. Thanksgiving Debater, 'ot : Observer Staff, 'ot-'o2,'01 '05: Glee Club.'oo-'ot : Hustler Staff. '02-03: Assistant Manager baseball Team, '04 ; Manager baseball Team, aai-'o$ : Commo- dore Club. Dunbar. J. S.. - Nashville, Trim. Commodore Club,’oj-’05 ; President Engineering Association, 'ot-'oj : Instructor in Surveying, 'ot'o5. Nolen. Wm. Isaac. J A A'.......................................................Fulton. Kv. Class Eleven. 'oo-‘oi ; Captain Class Eleven. '02-‘03; Class Nine, 'oo-'ot ; Class Track Team,’oo-'ot, 02- 03,'03- 0.t: Winner Sprints, Class IAcid Day, 01 : Secretary Engineering Association,‘02-'03: Scrub Eleven, 'oo-'ot, '02-'03. '03-'ot; Captain Class Track Team, 02 '03; Commodore Club, '04-'05. Raymond, V. H„ J A' K...................................................... Nashville-, Tenn. Commodore Club; Class Basketball Team, ’ot-'o2 ; Instructor in Surveying, ’04-05. Roberts, Martin S., Jk.. - A................................................. Nashville, Trim. Instructor in First Drawing, '04-‘05 ; Assistant in Chemical Laboratory, 'o2-‘o3. 'ot-'ot. Warner, K. M................................................................. Nashville. Tenn. Woodcock. W. Y , P K r..................................................... Nashville. Tenn. White, Kenneth, h i.......................................................... Nashville, Tenn. Commotiore Club, 'ot-'os : Class Nine, '01-'02 : b. D. Club, '04-0; ; A 2 JJ. Junior Class Connell, C. 1’., - t......................................................... Nashville. Tenn. Freeland, F. I-...................................................................Turncrsville, Texas Secretary Engineering Association, 'o3-’o|. Holt, Cecil R.. J A ;.................................................... Wart race, Tenn. Winner Entrance Prize in English and Mathematics. Hull, Horace Hobson, « .............................................. «1 Somrrvillr. Trim. Engineering Association v I!• skins, J. M., - ....................................................... Wetumpka, Ala. Vice-President Engineering Association. 'o|-'o3 ; Treasurer Engineering Association, 'o2-'o3; Associate Editor Hustler, Klyck. Haiti.k M. . . . Potts. W. II.. J A A' . . . Rich, Joseph Ulysses Grant Scai.es, I'.. 1 ., A - ... • l-'oj ; Captain Scrub Baseball Team. '03-‘04. Street, Joseph A.. J A Taylor.Currie Finis Charlotte. Dallas. Nashville, Nashville, Scrub Eleven, '02-03. 0.V'°b Oj-'Oj. Somerville Nashvilh Tenn. Texas Tenn. Tenn. Tenn. Tenn. Sopborpore Class Baxter, Lewis I ...'A A 'i'................................................. Nashville, Tenn. Henson, V. A.. - ......................................................... Nashville. Tenn. Assistant in Laboratory, ’oj-’oj. Bowers, A. T................................................................ Nashville, Tenn. Carroi.i., Lusky V., 'P J w............................................... Monticcllo, Fla. Glee Club, ’oi-'oj. Chase. Goodwin DH II..................................................... Nashville, Tenn. Secretary Engineering Association, 'oj-'o; ; Comet Hoard. 04-‘o$ : Glee Club, '03-’0t, 'o|- o; ; Class Track Team. '0|-’05 ; Clas . Nine 03 '01 : I! A Club, 'o4 'o5 ; A S i. Chester. Aliiert W'ii.i akd, H h II......................................... Nashville, Tenn. Scrub Eleven, 03-'ot, 'oj’05 : Scrub Basketball Team, '04-03. Conrad, P. Z.. - X............................................................. Talley, Tenn. Dortch, T. S., - . E........................................................... Scott. Ark. Glee Club, '03-'04. Kitekson, T. IIasi.am, J T j................................................ Nashville. Tenn. Fielder, Clarence 11.. J A V...................................................Trenton, Tenn. Fouche, C. In, - A K.......................................................Chattanooga. Tenn. Glee Club, 'ot-'oj. Grannis, J. A.. -I .'.........................................................Lebanon. Tenn. Harvey. Robert 11. Glee Club, 04 '05. Nashville. Tenn. Engineering Association Howell, M. H, J H....................................................... Nashville. Tenn. Treasurer Engineering Association. '03-’04; ( '.lee Club, '03-'04, '04-'05. Hinton, Ali.en I-'.. - '.................................................. Nashville, Tenn. IIqayington, J. T......................................................... Nashville, Tenn. Kkei.ing. T. C.,J H....................................................... Nashville. Tenn. Leiik, W. II.. - Waco. Texas Lockhart,). E............................................................. Nashville, Tenn. 'Varsity Track Team, '03-'04 ; Scrub Klevcn, '03 'oj, 'ot-'o ; Captain Sophomore Track Team. ‘04-05. jMcore, VV. S...............................................................Pontotoc. Miss. Peoples, 1C. I... - ...................................................... Columbia. Tenn. Treasurer Freshman Class, a03 0|. Rankin. Lewis 1)....................................................... Nashville,'Tenn Sanford, Samuel R.. - ................................................ Nashville, Tenn. Stubblefield, I). R., - .............................................. Nashville. Tenn. President ol Freshman Class ; Honor Committee. ’03-'04. Turner, R. W. Jr.. 2’ t................................................... Nashville. Tenn. Glee Club, '03-‘04. Fresbrnap Class Adams, Adam Gillespie, Jk.. i J«..................................... Nashville, Tenn. Allen, Wharton Marvell, A ............................................. Nashville, Tenn. Andrews. James David, Jr.. - ...................................... Nashville. Tenn. Badoux, Henry Latimer.................................................. Nashville, Tenn. Brookes, John Finney .................................................. Nashville, Tenn, Brown, James Colie, J 7' J................................................. Franklin, Tenn. Caldwell, Winston, A .4................................................... Nashville, Tenn. Campbell. Aluy.n Luther........................................................Augusta. Ga. Craig, John L., It II...............................................Fountain Creek. Tenn. President Freshman Class ; Honor Committee ; 'Varsity Eleven,'oi-'o; ; 'Varsity Nine, op’05 ; Right Half on All-Southern Klevcn. yt Engineering Association Fatherly, Chari.ks H. . . Goi dberg, Albert Lewis Gregory. David Ai.bertus . Hammond. Henry Dennis. A I Hartman. Ira Samuel . . . Hassi.ock. Lewis Wiioki.ky . 11 ygood, James K., J A .' 'Varsity Klcvcn, o-l o reas rer Kngincering ss iciatnm, oj- 05 Nashville. Tonn. Nashville. Tenn. Nashville, Tenn. Nashville. Tenn. Nashville. Tenn. Nashville. Tenn. 11ursthurg. Tenn. HobsoN. Walker Ivyans. H « II..............................................Somerville. Tenn. Jones, Charles Gordon...................................................... Nashville, Tenn. King. John Joseph. - ' Louisville, Ky. I’inson. Murrell. - I .'....................................................Louisville, Kv. Rhea, Robert, ♦ Jh......................................................... Nashville, Tenn. Rowland, Robert F....................................................................Pulaski, Tenn. Southgate. Geo. T.......................................................... Nashville, Tenn. Stone. J. Nolner .......................................................... Nashville, Tenn. 'Varsilv Eleven, '0|-'0v TAI I EY. KUGENE (i. . Weaver. Joe II. . . . Webster. I-rank . . . Wilkinson. Horace K. Nashville. Tenn. Nashville, Tenn. 11 untsville. Ala. Corncrsville. Tenn. Irregular Class Ciiusk. Geo. 1L. - l £................................. Fox. Jonouiny Martinez................................ Hoitt’Alir. Ivi us Aaron.............................. Mot ., Caleb. A 7'..................................... Riddle. Deems Stock ley. - V.......................... ?• . . Mattoon. III. Monterey, Mexico Franklin, La. I.incolnton. N. C. Nashville. Tenn. lts MMTII'S SR t ATM NAME. Biblical Department 5eoior Class COLLEGE. RESIDENCE. Di'nki.i . Wii.i.iam Frederic. It S Southwestern t'nhvrsity . Wvnncwood, I. T. Hawk. |oiin Crisman. A H limorv ami Henry Lawson. Penn. IllTCI'lNSON. Fok.nkx . A B Hendrix I.iltlc Rock. Ark. |ami:s. Ioiin Lkk. A It. Southwestern I'nivcrsilv Milford. Pexas. hi KX. f Al 1 BkNTI.KY. A B Vamicrbill I 'nivcrsilv .... Nashville. Tenn KlRKPA 1 KICK, i'll AK 1.1 X SlI.AS 1 diversity oj Xashville . Clyde, V C 1.ANIl'S. CAROL VlNCKN 1 A B Central - Pahnvra. Mo. Lipscomh. K Wadswoktii. A B. Cniversitv oj Mississippi . Columinis, Miss. Morphis. Wii.i.iam Jamks. A B. 1'rinity t 'nivcrsilv .... Georgetown. Texas. Prick. Wii.i.iam Francis, A B Southern I nivcrsilv .... Cordell. Ala. Simpson. Claith M . A B Mi 11 saps Tai.i.ky. CHARLES Tii.dkn. A.B Southwestern Cnivcrsilv. Brookston. Texas. Thrift. Ciiari.ks T . A B. Randolph-Macon Wicoinicho. Clm. V Townsknd. Kstki. Ai.kx . A 15 Hendrix .... Benton. Ark. Te i i i.k. Ci.ay von ( .. A M Randolph-Macon 1'nivcrsilv of Arkansas Hanover. Va. W asson. Am ri i W . A B Ivlin Springs, Ark. Wric.iit, Samcki. Otto. A B. Randolph-Macon Barton 1 Icights. a Bai.tiiis, 1 osv:i’ll 11 . A.B A i i«JIc Class Randolph-Macon New Market. Md Bkknard. Adoi.pii Arthur. A B ( entenarv . New ILeria. La Cam ron. Ai i.i n Smith. Ph.lt . . Mill saps Meridian, Miss (’ox. Krxkst Skvikr. B S Roane .... ... Louisville. lent Dumps y. Ki.am F.. A B. Emory . lack son. Ga. Doss. Wii.i.iam I. Ik.. A B Centenary Guevdon, La. Ki.i.iso.n, Robert Ross. A M Southern Cnivcrsilv Creek Stand. Ala. Iamks, |oiin Cam.hr. A.B. Southern Vnivcrsilv V etumpka. Ala. Kelly. Charles Peck. A lt. Emory and Henry - Bluelield. W Va. McDonald. Wm M A B Xorth Alabama Bessemer. Ala. Mi Ki.i i i k. Idcs Eugene. A B Iimorv Americas. ( a •Stvwari, Richard A . A B Emory and Henry ■ Dunlap, 1 enn. Vann. Eugene Ei.i.is. A It. Xorth Alabama Leeds. Ala. Waii.v.s. William I.. C . A It. Centenary Birmingham, Ala. Willis. Pali Hlmminc., A M Kentucky Wesleyan Atlanta. '1 exas. Waitks. Bknnktt Taylor. B S . . Valparaiso Rockford. Ala, Camprkll. Clvdk Klim k. A B Junior Class Emory Augusta. Ga •Carter. Cl LI I N Tt'LLKR 1 nivcrsilv of A ashville New Decatur. Ala •Dowd. Orrin Wi.si.ky Cniwrsitv oj Xorth Carolina Carltonton. N. C. Gamble. Fosu k Kirk A M Southern I nivcrsilv Jasper. Ala. Garris. Philip Charles. A B Wo fiord .... . Smooks. S. C Gosskii. Ciiari.ls Alhan. A B Kentucky Wesleyan . . . Bethel. Ky. • Kngli h Theological Course. 6l Junior Class - Continued NAME. college. ADDRESS. Hank. Piiiup Manning, A B . Hargis. George Earl. A.B. Johnston, Raymond 1!.. A.H Johnston, Wii.mkr I’.. A H. Jones, Harry Pierce, A.H. Lewis. Osmond S.. A.H. . Matiiison. Ai.ukrt Lee McCaffkrty. James T,. A.H Xkhi.lti . Robert Paini . Ph.H Rapp, Jesse Caki.isek. A M. Stanford, James T.. A.H. Sydenstricker, Hi bert. A H. . . . . Nandolph-XI aeon .... . . . Xlorrisville . . . Emory and Henry. . . . Nandolph-Xlacon .... . Xlorrisville . . . Mill saps . . . Southern University . . . XI ill saps . . . . Mill saps Kentucky Wesleyan Trinity College .... . . . Nandolph-Xlacon .... . . Farnville, Va. Fair Grove, Mo. . . Sweetwater, Tenn Dclaplanc, Va Hronaugli. Mo. Jackson, Miss. Georgian , Ala. Ackerman, Miss. Ink . Miss, Kenton. Kv. Burlington. N. C. . . Summit Point. X. Irregular Class Hinford, Eugene, H.S. . Craven, Ki.i Baxter Graham. Harvey J., A.H. Green. 1,emcee Hailey. A M Porter. Robert Kdwin . . . Morgan ... . . . . Won . . . Emory and Henry . . . Southern 1 'niversity . . . University of Xorth Carolina . . Somerville. Ala. Hightails, N, C . Joncsville. Va. Selma, Ala. Grccnsltoro. X C Theological Candidates i Miniiti-ri.il Mudml' pursunu: tlii'llrt in the Academic Dopartinem.l HCTLKR, 1 AMES HaRNEV Bainbridge, Kv. Chappell. Iambs Howard Hopkinsville. Kv. Cook. Watson Marvin Santa Fe, Tenn. Corcm. |esse Maxwell. Ik. . Paris. 'Penn. Crouch. Larkin Hi.more Fallis. . T. Cri n iiEiia.ii. William Walter Nashville. Tenn. Diinton. Guy Trksslun Rohards, Kv. Dickson. Felix Grundy . Nashville. 'Penn. Howards. Tiios. Lee . |ones, 'Penn. Kkwin, Ioiin Thomas .... Greenville. NT. Hoi.i.and. Richard Marion Walnut Hill. Ark. Lloyd, Krnkst Howling Green. K McCarn, Daniel Oscar Hrownwood, Tex. McLean. McDougald K. . Bonham. Texas. Moore. Vatks Clinton. Kv. Southard. Hi.mek Arty . Fort Smith. Ark. Waters, John Richard . Watkins.'Commodore Roiihki Reed. I. W Reid. Wigiitman T 1 1hkI I Theological Course. Medical Missionary Students w Florence, Ala. Nashville. Tenn. Nashville, Tenn. . . Xew Orleans. La. Officers VV. II. Si’KAgkns.................................President. Alfred Griffiths............................................. Vice- 'resident. K. K. Howard J. H. Brown . . . o? Secretary. . . . Treasurer. Clzvsj Roll Albbrtson, Von Henry Andrews, Garnett S.. It A Bi.anskikld. Michaki. Vincim Brown, James Hamilton Daniel, Thomas Wiiarbv . Davis, Kennktii Forrest. B.L. Grihith, Ai.erbd Joskimi Hammons, Lctiibk Kldkidc.k Hardawav. Cart. Benjamin F. Howard, Kucknk R. Kyi.k. Frank . Lamb. W. B„ Jr. NoLEN, Cl.Al'DE MAKrEM.es Si'Rac.kns, William Henry Stkavek, Holmes B. . Stokes, Gkokgk A............... Tansil, John Bell. B.A. Wilhcknb, W. R. S. . Slickford, Ky. Nashville, Tenn. Waterbary. Conn, t'olumbia. Tenn. Drake's Branch, Va Bowling Green. Mo. Nashville, Tenn. Whiteville, Tenn. U. S. Army. Knoxville, Tenn. Celina. Tenn. Fayetteville. Tenn. Jacksonville, Fla. Bowers. Ky. Hopkinsville, Ky. Waterbary. Conn. Dresden. Tenn. Winona, Miss. ’i n ft - i . V V J. W. Uoi l.AM . !•:. II. Pass Officers I'rcsitient. I 'iee-iWsu t nt. J. II. Jamison Secretary. W. J. Andi:kson . . Treasurer. Ali.kn, C. F. . . Amhrose. Harry F, Andbrson, W11.1.1 AM Axurkws, Forrkst Brvan. Ci.aiiiornk Clifton, John W. Cook, William H. Cowan. William B. Elliston, William C Garard, Frank M. Gates, Gkorgk F. Holland, John W. Jamison, J. H . Jr. Jkrman. Kogkr F. Kknnkdy, D. X. . Lipscomh. M. Gardner McCanlp.ss, Ciiarlf.s K Bass. Edward H.. Jr. Prksiikro, Edward koqV.RS, !l, T. Simms, John F. Sl’IVKY. Sidnky T. Stbbi.b, Milton . Stuart. Jam is F Tarvkr. William H. Taylor. M. IIillsman Waltkr, Uoscok F. . Wands. I Arthur Dallas, Texas. Nashville, Tenn. Springfield, Tenn. Nashville, Tenn Nashville. Tenn. Shrevcjiort, I.a. West I’oint. Miss. Oxford. Miss. Williamstown, Ky. King's Creek, Ohio, lacksonville. Fla. Simj sonville. S. C. Nashville. Tenn. Bells, Tenn. Clarksville, Tenn. Nashville, Tenn. Trinity. N. C. Merrittsville. S C Nashville. Tenn. Moeksville, N C Texarkana. Ark. Hot Springs. Ark. Ripley, Tenn. Co|wnhagen. La. Columinis, (la. Trenton. Tenn. Catlettslnirg. Ky St l.onis. Mo. The Southern Accent ♦ I- k«- tin- breath of a shaded, tropic isle. Where the soft winds lull to sleep. And the silvery calm on the shore fades olT In the calm of the silver deep; Where the trees respond with their whispering leaves. Which the voice of the summer awakes. And the misty haze in the distance fades As it rests o'er the shadowy lakes. O. these are the visions my heart enfolds When a clear voice murmurs low. And words from the lips of a Southern maid In their liquid accent llow. edical Department First Year Adams. Ciiaki.hs Maurice . . Alabama Jackson. Benjamin Franklin Alabama Altman. .1 T.. Jr . Tennessee Jkck. H . Tennessee Akdoin. Yves . Louisiana Johnson, H. S Kentucky Hailey, Curdy Sanford . . Tennessee Long, Kovce Reed ... . California Hall. Kknest . Arkansas Love, William Spencer . . . Missouri Bogart. George Klhkkt . . , Alabama Matthews. I.ocie Franki in Tennessee Hkandon, Robert Wesley . Kentucky Metcalf, Albert West . . . . Alabama Bkvan. Wirt Gold . Tennessee Miller. Oliver Jerome . . . Missouri Buchanan, Gerald Marvin . Tennessee Morrison, John Coulter Tennessee Campbell, Clem Stewart . Kentucky Binkley, Virc.il Milo .... . California Chism. James Horace .... Kentucky Rhodes, Thomas Whitson . . Tennessee Dhi mmond, Sei.wvn . . , Arkansas Roland, Marion Mansfield . . Oklahoma Kdmondson. Henry Howard , Tennessee Stuart, Martin Hardin . . . Keniueky Kli.is, John Ed . Mississippi Sublet i . Ai.vaii Ti.ndei. . . . . S. Carotin; Glenn, W. Frank. Jr. . . . . Tennessee Sweeney, Alvin Randolph Louisiana Green, Bernard Law . . . Alabama Tabu, Thaddeus K . . Texas Guthrie. Thomas Franklin . Alabama Taylor, Robert 7, . . Tennessee Hamilton, G. G. Mississippi Wesenberc., Bai l Kdward Illinois 5 coo J Year A hi. r natu v, Alfred Shields . . . Tennessee Avres. Ai.hkrt Joiix ..............Missouri Ballant ink. Henrv Thomas . . . Kentucky Barnett. Herbert X.................Texas Barr. Ht'C.ii......................Tennessee Barti.htt, R. K.. Jr...............Tennessee Bippi’s, K. S............. Brewer, Wai.i’oi.k C...............Georgia Bi IK. N Douoi.k...................Texas Bryan. Ov.m. Nelson . . Bryant. Ai.kxandkr Joshua ('ll ADW K'K. Wll.I.IAM KrVIX . Cooper, Winn Kari......... Doss, Ai.kxandkr Keller Grizzard. Hinton Kari. Hays. Wii.uam Witherspoon Hkndkrson, James Victor ... HoU.AIIAI i.il, ('I.HVKI.ANI) BUCHANAN James. Francis Tari.ton......... Lackey. Joe Basc................ Lester. Bki.kord Smith.......... Maddox. David Campbell . . . Mathews. Richard Leonard . . . Tennessee Meaciiam. Martin Alexander . . Tennessee Mii.i.er. Harry D..............Tennessee Moss. John T...................Tennessee McKnigiit. Chester Howard . Arkansas McLain. Knock Bateman . Mississippi McKee. Wii.i.iam Campbei.i. . Tennessee Page. Berryman Frederick . California Patton. Wii.liam Thomas .... Tennessee Pickens, David Richard . . Tennessee Preston. William Frank . . Tennessee Kagan, Ashland McAfee Mississippi Rekd. John Patrick............... Alabama Rekd. J Wilson ... Louisiana Rogers, John Pleasant Tennessee Sandlin. Ki.iga Green, Jr. . . Georgia Sapp. Monroe Clovton Texas Sacnders. William Gilchrist . Tennessee Scales. IIcnter Ledbetter Mississippi Singleton. Foote Rivers . . Mississippi Spencer. Charles Kdwin Mississippi Williams. Clyde Oscar Mississippi Will i Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Louisiana Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Arkansas Alabama Tennessee Kentucky Kentucky vms. 11 cm pure v Bates . . S Carolina TbirvJ Year Millington, Roy Wallace . . Tennessee Largkn. Douglas . . Texas Campbell, Marvin Bishop . Tennessee Lee. Robert Duke . . Georgia Cofprv. Aldkn Texas Lentz. John I Cobb. Robert Linah . . . Kentucky Matthews, Kdward Carter . Tennessee Cornwell, George William . Tennessee Mayes. Douglas Bi.air . . . . Georgia Frater. Joseph John Tennessee Merritt, Walter M Donald Mississippi Gray, Arthur H . Tennessee Mu x. George Wiiitkfiki.d . . Tennessee Hargis, Kdward Lewis .... Tennessee Powers. Vernon Blanks . . . . Texas H arwood. Thomas Kverettl. Jr. . Tennessee Price. Robert Black ... . . Mississippi Hughes. Miles Preston . . . Alabama Respkss. Herbert . . Georgia Johnson. Otio Hackktt .... . Texas Richards, Daniel William . . Tennessee Nash. Albert Ware . Texas Roach. Harley 1) . . Texas Not in Beverly Toon . . . Tennessee Roberson. Horace Maxky . . Tennessee Laeeerty. Ki.bert Kngusii . . . Arkansas Sexton. Lewis Albert . . . Tennessee Simmons, Robert Oi in Smith, Morgan .... Travis. Hartman Port hr Troutt, James Monro :. Jr. Turner, Clarence Baker A Black. Forest Alvin Bundy, Orville Taylor Cate, Clarence Cl.I TON . Coloin. Merciiani William Collins. Franklin Kdyvin Couch, Kzkkikl Harvey Danlkv, Jamks Walter DkWitt, Faui........... Dicc.s, Graham W am Kvans, George Moorh Ford, John Franklin . . Griswold. Jok Clieford Gri .zari , Robert William. Gutiirik. Kmmkttk Marvin Hallly, Albert Rom rt . Houston. Andrew Lanius IIowkll, John Blanuii Kay, John II Cooley. James Tilkord • . . . Georgia Watson, Fred. Ckcii . Tennessee . . . Louisiana WINCHESTER. JaMI-.s McXkII.L . . Missouri . . . Tennessee Wrioiit, Guy ('arter .... . Tennessee . . . Tennessee Vouno. James Rogers . . . . S Carolina Nl'.w Tennessee Young, John H . Missouri Fourth Year Kentucky Lawrence, William Bi.njam N . Mississippi . . . Texas Mizki.l, Skwkli Texas . . . Texas . . . Texas Mac Donnell, William Will AMS Georgia Mississippi McCrary, William Mi-.rckr Tennessee . . . Alabama McIi.vain, Kdc.ar Stanley . Kentucky . . . Tennessee Nakamura, Siioiciii, M I) Japan Overton, |ohn Tennessee . . . Mississippi Ferry, Alkxandi r. Jr. . . Tennessee . . . Texas Fiiillies, Thomas Henry Tennessee . . . Texas Reid, Wightman Tili.otson California . . . Alabama Scales. Samuel Weiiii . Mississippi R. . . Tennessee Shell. Loviuk Fierce . . . Alabama . . . Alabama Tkmei.in. Oscar Ki.swortii Indian Ter . . . Tennessee Townsend, Ki.ton Martin . Maryland . . . Alabama Welch, Sylvester I!.. |k Kentucky . Mississippi West. James Whitaker Alabama Woods. George Kdens . . Tennessee Post Graduates . . . Tennessee AUGIIAN, Gi'.ORCE K McCoi.i.om. John Adam . . Kentucky . . . Tennessee Department of Pharmacy V I I) WlIKTSTU II A Hccm I. M Mt Sw ain J C. Wakr . HaRRK I . G RKAHI Mo.NTJOY Hoiiditt. Lawson Wii.i.iam Hrciii. IIknrv At c.rsr 1'lakh, Wii.i.iam Lp.b Hardinc, John Wii.i.iam Koch. Wii.i.iam Tiikoixiki. M« Swain. Isaac Marvin Morris, Toy Kari.k. U S. SruVAi.i., Gii.bkrt Spknckr Wark. Jamrs Clakrnck WhBTSTONI-., Bl’TMAN DaRHKN Senior Class Officers, 1905 Class Roll I 'niversity oj Mississippi Ucchc High School IB XashvHIc High School II’uAt l ill, y IIigh Sell •I .1. M. College . . . A e-M College . . . I'aris High Sclhtol Mississippi College . M ississippi College . Harperville College JeJerson Military College President. Vice-President. Secretary. treasurer. Greenwood. Miss. HwU Ark. Xashville, Tenn. Water Valley. Miss. Holton, Miss Seguin, Texas. Baris. Tenn. Lena. Miss. Holton. Miss Forest. Miss. Wood ville. Miss. 77 T raosfiSJuratioo • Dim. distant meadows, gray and indistinct. And, overhead, a dull, unending sky. Nor yet a breeze t stir the drooping arms Of yonder willow t« its melody. But ah. you came, with tender, pleading eyes! That looked, and left the meadows blossoming. Somewhere a bird-note sounded in the marsh. And|l.ovc wrought • ! and pc.no- in everything. 7 D p rtroeot of Pbarroacy S. H II I r y H. I I.ATI.MKK . Junior Class Officer? . ['resident. Matiikws 'iee-f’reside OCl.liSlIY . . Secretary. lik AI FOkl . Treasurer. Cla;s Roll Ai.mon, Mrs. C. I). Ai.ston, Wii.i.iam Cordkr Andkrson. Mai Dowki.i. . Bakkr. Frkdkrick Nobi.k Barnktt. Lkh Harrison . Bradford. Hknrv Hikmas Brcmit, Juki. Gcii.ford . Butknshon, Frank Ciibstnut, Wkh . Craddock. Wii.i.iam A. liUGIIKY, Ol.IVKR FlNNII . Josisi'ii. Jacob Gcnst . Latimkr, Si os ii it i: Bookkk Martin, Wii.i.iam Batti.i-: Matiiis, Harry I'oyntkr McGii i.. John Macon Nash, Wii.i.iam Grs Niciioi.s. Lewis Ki.ias Ooi.KSHV, Robert MiGrady I’arrish. Buford . Rami.r, Vkrnkr Si'roi si Siici.i,, Joseph Wai.kkr . Smith, Robert Hknrv. M l). Tiiornk, Rnt's Ai.i.kn Watkins, Husky I’rc.ii South Kentucky College I 'niuersily oj Arkansas WoodviHe High School Paireieto High School . Ifclhel College .... (ioilley High School. Xaslwille Public School Anniston Training Scluwl Caylesville High School I' nicer si ty oj Tennessee Memphis High School Chamberlain Hunt Academy I' niversity oj . I rkansas Mimlcn Male Academy I ni-ccrsity oj , 1 rkansas Hranham and Hughes School Jonesboro Training School Central High Scluwl Summerville Institute . Mansjield High Scliitol Springfield High Scluwl Trank!in Academy Perris Institute Montrose High School HYsl Xashi'ille High School Si Island. Kv. Chapel Hill. Ark Wood ville, Miss. Hamilton, Texas. Cato. Miss, Mansfield, Texas. Nashville, Tenn Anniston, Ala. Gaylesville. Ala Millington, Tenn. Memphis, Tenn. Nalehe ., Miss. DeOuoen. Ark. Minden. I.a. Cotton I’lant. Ark. ko|ona. Ark Joneslioro, Ark Meridian. Miss. Bartow. Fla. Mansfield. La. Springfield. Tenn. Columbus, Miss Ferris, Texas. Newton, Miss. Nashville, Tenn. Senior Class Officers R. ('. Snow 'resident. . I.awson........................................................Wee-President. .!• S. Vaughn.....................................................Secretary. W. K. Yai,ki-:k ...... Treasurer. R. A. Melvin ....... Sergeant- at-A ruts. I', (i. M OK ROW, Jk..........................................................Historian. Senior Dental Class Roll N'AUK state N A MK STATE Adams, Spencer Makks . Alabama Melvin. Robert Alexander Mississippi Beavers. Wii.uam Franklin Alabama Merrill. William Garnett. Tennessee Bryant, William Scott Tennessee Middleton. William Robkri Alabama Caui'Ukli.. William I)akk . . Tennessee Miller, Jambs Lewis . Alabama Caknp.ll. Milton Clyde Tennessee Morrow, Thomas George. Jr. . Alabama Fbagin, Clifford B. . Alabama Mi Ki'iiv, Robert Kmmbtt . Alabama Fitzwatbk, Grant Illinois Noktiickoss, Skwki.i. Halt . Tennessee Florence, Virgil Victor . Alabama O'Neal. Oliver John Tennessee Forester, Alfred Malcolm . Tennessee Osborne, Frank Stone . . Tennessee Gkisinc.hr. Charm s Bi.aki.i. . Tennessee- Overstreet. Wayne .... Kentucky Howsf.r. Hugh C. Ten nessee Shelton. Baldwin .... Mississippi Johnson, Bknjamin Howard Tennessee Snow, Robert Cari Tennessee Lawson, Archibald . . Alabama Tcrnii-seed. Walter Felix. Alabama Love, Chari.ks Thomas Tennessee Vacgiin, James Sharp . Tennessee Maclin, Robert Spencer . Tennessee Walker. William Kirkland . S Carolina Matthews, Jambs William . . Tennessee Washington. James George. Tennessee McCormick. Joseph Frank M ississippi Wilson. Jesse Lee .... Arkansas McNeil, Kvandkr Washington . Alabama Workman, Sagi. G . Tennessee McNeil, Mi ruav Thornton . Missouri Wright. Arter Bridge . Tennessee Vocng, Charles Henry S. Carolina Freshman Dental C ss Roll r N a M i: state NAME state Hin.I k. Sandkrs Lee. Jr . Illinois Moreland. Arthur John Illinois Cai k, Tiiomas Georgia Morland. John Wesley Alabama t'AMKI.I.I.. CHRISTOPHER XaPOI.EON Arkansas Paul. Wallis Milas Texas Craig, John Johnston Mississippi Payne. Kvkrktt Alphonso . Arkansas CRAIG. WlLLIAM II AkIII n .... Arkansas Perkins. John Arthur . Tennessee Crutcher. John Wkslik. Tennessee Piieiius. Walker Cleveland. B.S,. Tennessee Dklakieli . Wii.i.iam Pleasant Texas Price. William Bradley Alabama Dillard. Chari.hs Garrison Alabama Robertson. Roy Carmel X. Carolina l'CGLKR. Cl.ARKNCE Sl’KNCEK. Mississippi Rossinoton. Walter Abb . Kentucky Fi li.br. Hawthorne Moren Alabama Sheet .. William Albert Tennessee Galloway. George Marvin. A 1$. . Mississippi Shirley. Joseph Fletcher . S. Carolina Gi.knn. John Perry. H.S. S. Carolina Siiolars. Samuel Ryai.i. Texas Gregory, Albert Mandervii.lk Tennessee Stephens. James Walter Arkansas Hearn. John V Alabama Stone. William Franklin . Alabama Hudson, Clyde R Alabama Waller, Constantine Perkins Tennessee Jones, Joseph William . . . . Alabama Watson, James Texas Lyle. Jambs Rdsski.lb . Tennessee Whitehurst. Frederick Wm„ A B. Tennessee Medlinc., Karl Tennessee Williams. Aknkttk Preston Alabama Merritt. Wesley Tucker Mississippi Junior O SS Brock. Okrei. )rlani o . Mississippi Morgan. Otto Neville ... Texas Browder. Robert Marvin Tennessee Niven. Robert Burns . Mississippi Berks, Kc.rkrt Kcstacb Mississippi Xorconk.Charles Leonard Michigan Cloud. Kiimond You no . Arkansas Ory, Oscar Joseph Umisiann Klbrick. Otto Anthony . Tennessee Parker, Moses Lee Texas Grier, Glenn Warren . S. Carolina Polk. Louis Texas Hays. William Witherspoon Tennessee Prichard. Joseph Gibson Mississippi Hutchison. Walter Gkorc.k Tennessee Rushing. Henry Clinton Arkansas Lofton. William Burton Alabama Young. Isaac Gobbling. M I). Kentucky Major. James Hi oh . Kentucky rXIVKRSITY IIAM, Krcctcd 1S74 ;it Co t «I iui.ooo KI INS OK VNIVK.KSITY HAM. Destroyed t Kin-. Thursday. A|.iil 20. 1905 To The Ruioj !. Oh. loved walls, :ill ivy-grown. And towers outlined against the sky. Have vc watched the last red sun go down? Is it ve that here in ashes lie? II. And, deep-toned hell, which long has sung. Thy oadenced call through the morning air. Can it he true thy work is done. And silent now thou liest there? III. Ve library nooks, ye echoing halls, Ye rooms with fondest memories thronged. Can this ruined place where the sunlight falls Unhindered, he where ye once belonged? IV. Oh. smoking ruin eansl not disprove This sorrow far too deep for tears. And say thou'rt not the form I love. So sweetly hallowed through all these years! V. It' thou shouldst say. in truth thou art. My heart would answer it is not true. Though thou mayest he the mortal part The spirit will rise in vesture new. Mycenaean Troy By Hug Co-ed Tolman and g. c. scog'wheel p k t t a c i; Wlini I first saw Troy I immediately decided to write a hook about it. I have done so, and now present it to the world. It is an interesting book because I wrote it myself. 1 wish to express my thanks to Schlicmann for digging Troy up. It was real kind of him. Dbrp- feldt was also nice to me in a good many little ways, and it gives me great pleasure to immor- talize their nanus by putting them in this preface. 1 wish to dedicate this book to my future II. (ireck classes, hoping that through it they may be enabled to till up their leisure time pleas- antly and profitably. II. C. T. Me. too. g. e. s. C I .1 p lor I LOCATION. Strangely enough. Troy is situated on land. Some have tried to argue that it should be on the ocean, but I know better. It is either in Siberia or South America, I have forgotten which. It is in the middle of a large, mountainous plain on which the Greeks and Trojans used to hold track meets. We are sure of this because the track is still there. It is a quarter of a mile around, and when I was over there I made it in 47 2-5 seconds. This may sound strange, but I assure you that it is absolutely true. Furthermore, the time would have been still better if 1 had not slipped on a Greek root which some of the Aclueans had carelessly left lying on the track. Chapter II DESCRIPTION. Troy is the twenty-third of twenty-seven buried cities, each on top of the one under it. Schlicmann thought it was the seventeenth, but he was off. It is surrounded by a wall built • At the rate of 5i.io |wr i rc cnUllon. 91 of vitrified brick. There have been many conjectures as to what this wall was for. Some think that it was to keep out the Greeks, but I cannot accept this. The Trojans were too cunning to have built a wall whose purpose was so obvious. There must have been some other motive behind it. According to the canon of archa-ology the most difficult interpretation must always be adopted. None sufficiently concealed has been advanced, and until this is done, the purpose of that wall must remain an unsolved, sealed mystery. However, by infinite research and by more scholarly methods than those of my less scientific fellow archaeologists, I advance the conjecture that the wall was used by the mayor 1 have not yet ascertained the exact spelling of his name as an instrument to mark the corporation line of the city. By means of this dc marcation. the corporation limits were so clearly defined that there was no litigation over bound- ary disputes. The wall, therefore, saved the expense of numerous lawsuits, besides the outlay of a fund to keep the line surveyed. On going in we see several buildings. The first one on the right was the Troy Collar and Guff Co. Most of its business is now done at its branch office in Troy. X. V. Just across the street are the ruins of Priam’s drug store and soda fount. Next door is located Paris' millinery shop. The Trojan ladies all came here to get their hats so that they could say they came direct from Paris. There are a good many other buildings, the use of which we are unable to make out. One theory is that people may have lived in some of them, but this is too unscientific even to be considered by scholars. Chapter III INIIAHITANTS. We have been able to find out a great deal about the early Trojans and their manners and customs. It is now generally believed that all of them were addicted to the habits of eating and drinking. Some have even gone so far as to assert that they slept part of the time. While this may be true, still it is unwarranted by what we have found out about them, and I must refuse to accept it until it is better substantiated. Por clothing they wore garments. Their usual mode of locomotion was either walking or riding. 1 have been at a great deal of pains to verify these facts and think they are substantially correct. C h « p I c r IV CONCLUSION. The foregoing facts about Myccmean Troy are generally believed, but after careful investi- gation. 1 have come to the conclusion that they are all wrong. 1 base this conclusion on three reasons: hirst, they are incorrect; second, the city that Schliemann found is not Troy; third, there never was anyjTroy. •w Phi Delta Theta V Foil n do I at Miami University. Oxford. Ohio, December 26, 1848. 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Atlanta. Ga Alabama Alpha (1S77) —University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, Ala. Alabama field (1S70)- Alabama l’olyteclmic Institute, Auburn. Ala. Theta Province Mississippi Alpha (1877)—University of Mississippi. University. Miss. Louisiana Alpha (1S89)- Tulane University. N'ew Orleans. La. Texas Beta (1S83) -University of Texas. Austin. Texas. . Texas Gamma (1.8S6)—Southwestern University, Georgetown. Texas. Iota Province California Alpha (1S73)—University of California. Berkeley. Cal. California Beta (iStji) la-land Stanford Junior University, Stanford University. Cal. Kappa Province Washington Alpha (1900) University of Washington, Seattle, Wash. Fratres in Facultate Ai.ujn K Cartkr, B A John Daniiu., M.A . I)r Gbo. W. Martin Dr R A Barr . Dr A W Harris Dr Harrington Marr . Dr W. H Witt . . . Firman Smith Pkrcy D Maimhx .......................Member of Board of Trust ............................Professor of Physics ............................Professor of Biology Professor of Abdominal Surgery and Gynecology Assistant Demonstrator of Anatomy Demonstrator of Anatomy in Medical Department Professor of Materia Medica and Therapeutics lecturer on Dental Jurisprudence . Law Professor Alurooi Club? ANNUAL ALUMNI DAY. MARCH IS- A Burlington, Vt. (1904) Boston. Mass. (1893) Harvard University (1900) Providence, R. I. (1S9S) New York. N. V. (1884) Syracuse. X. Y. (1900) Schenectady. X. Y. (1901) Pittsburg. Pa. (1887) Philadelphia, Pa. (1888) Warren, Pa. (190.5) Baltimore, Md. (1S80) Washington, 1). C. (1884) Richmond, Va. (1878) Louisville. Kv. (1880) Lexington. Ky. (1904) Nashville. Tenn. (1SS1) Cincinnati. Ohio (1881) Akron, Ohio (1S84) Cleveland. Ohio (1S92) Columbus, Ohio (189S) Athens, Ohio (1898) Toledo, Ohio (1900) Hamilton. Ohio (1901) Detroit, Mich. (1897) Franklin, Ind. (1S76) Indianapolis, Ind. (1879) Crawfordsville, Ind. (1902) Chicago, 111. (1881) Galesburg, 111. (1SS1) Bloomington, Peoria, 111. (1902) LaCrosse, Wis. (18S6) Milwaukee, Wis. (1897) Menasha. Wis. (1902) Minnea|H)lis and St. Paul. Minn. (1SS5) Sioux City, Iowa (1904) Kansas City. Mo. (1SS5) St. Louis, Mo. (1887) Hutchinson, Kan (1904) Omaha, Neb. (1902) Denver. Colo. (1S93) Columbus. Ga. (1884) Atlanta. Ga. (188O) Macon, Ga. (1895) Montgomery, Ala. (1SS0) Selma. Ala (18S7) Birmingham. Ala. (1S95) Mobile. Ala. (1895) Meridian. Miss. (1901) New Orleans. La. (1S97) Austin. Texas (1899) Fort Smith, Ark. (1904) Oklahoma City. Okla. (190,5) Salt Lake City, Utah. (1891) San Francisco, Cal. (1886) Los Angeles, Cal. (iSSS) Portland, Ore. (1902) Spokane, Wash. (1893) Seattle. Wash. (1900) !• ('902) 100 Fratres ip Urbe R. A. Bark, '95 Si.oss Baxter, '00 J. T. Bknson, ’79 J. F. V. Brown , '97 1). I'. C. Buntin, ’96 Allison Bintin Charles Bintin L. R. Campbbll. ’So C. T. Coi.b, ’83 J. V. Crockktt. ’96 S, S. Crockktt. '85 John Da ni ni. J. H. DkWitt. V XORMAN FaRRKI.L. '97 F. J. Fuller, '97 A. V. Harris, |r., '00 A M. Hagan. 'S5 Doi'01.ass Haggard. ’99 W H. Goodpasturk, 'Si Eugenic Harris, '95 Y. F Harris, '88. A. Ii. II0WKI.L. '82 R. B. C. IIowki.1., '99 Howki.i. Ii. Jackson. ‘89 R i' . Iackson. 'Si W ALTER JONKS F. I). M ADDIN, 'Sl W. R. Ma.nikr, 'Si J. V. Manikr. '89 Harrington Mark, '96 Him. McAmstbr, '97 Y. Ii. Pai.mkr, 'So S. C. Pilchbr, ’00 V. B. C. Fiuciikr, '01 Ii. A Frick. ’82 C. Ii. Richardson, 'S6 H. M. Richardson. 'Si J. V. Lkwki.l, '88 Firman Smith Walter Stokks, '86 (1. J. Stuiihlkmbld. 'S7 Lytton Tayi.or. '76 li. H. Vaughn, '90 Ci.acdk Wam.kr J. R. Wkst, '80 John A Wilson, ’03 W. II Witt. '94 I M. Zarkcor, 'S3 C. W. Cai.dwbli.. '02 R. M Dakk, '03 D. M. Wright, '04 Camillis Chatham. '04 Fratre? ip Upiversitate Class of 1 905 Paul I) .witt. M I) . . Garrard M Barrktt. Piic Ci.aiiior.nl X. Bryan. Law Xashvillc. Tciin. Grcemv !. Miss. Jkssp. Bourbon Siblky, B.A. . Guo. Booth Baskervii.i.e. B.li Class of I 906 . Xashvillc. Ten . Daniel C Montgomkry. B.A William Henry Morgan, B A . Xashvillc. Tcnn. Class of I 907 Jas. Malcolm Foage. B.A. iil WARI GlI.MKR THOMPSON. B.A Gi.lnn Andrews Hall, B.A . John Owsi.ky Mamkr. B A Jacksonville. Fla. Marianna. Ark. Xashvillc. Tcnn. Xashvillc, Tcnn. Howard W. Carroll, B Ii. Thus, Cai.i.p.ndkr Kli;i.inc.. B.li. Morion B. Howkli. III.. B.li. Ciias. Garrison Dillard. Dental Class of 1908 John Thompson. Jr.. B.A . . Xashvillc. Tcnn Clifton Skaton Boswkll. B.A t'oRNELii's I’hrry Ci'llom, B.S . Xashvillc, Tcnn. Adam Gii.lbspik Adams. Jr.. B.li. John Bair Tinnon. B.S. . . Xashvillc. Tcnn. Roiikri Riika, B.li................. Milton Gl'v McCi i.lom, lrr. . . Xashvillc, Tcnn. Louisville. Kv. Staunton. Tcnn. Xashvillc, Tcnn Monticello. Fla. Xashvillc. Tcnn Xashvillc, Tcnn Huntsville, Ala. Louisville, Kv. Xashvillc, Tcnn Xashvillc, Tcnn. 101 Cl of Kenneth White. H.K. P. A. Black, M I). . . . John Overton. M l). (). J. O'Nkai.. 1) I) S. . Wsi. Rkksi: Porter. B A W. F. Price. B.D. . . . A. W. Wasson. B.D. . . P. B Kern, B.D. . . . A. Perry. Jr . M I). . . W. B. I.AMii. Jr.. LI. B. Cl of M. A. Bradeorh. B.S. . M. H. Tavlor. LL.B. . C. W. Mu x. M l). . . . A. S. Cameron . B.D. Kappa Alpb Founded at Washington and I.w University. 1S65. V Colors—Crimson and Old Gold. Floilvrs Magnolia and Red Rose. Cbi Chapter Established April 9. 1SS3. Post-Graduate W. K Green, B A (Trinity) Greenwood. S C. 1905 . Nashville. Tenn. . Louisville. Kv. . Nashville, Tenn . Datsonville. Tenn. . . Paris. Tenn. . Cordell. Ala. . Fayetteville. Ark. . Nashville. Tenn. . Nashville. Tenn. . Fayetteville, Tenn. 006 . Columbus. Ga. . Trenton. Tenn . Stanton. Tenn. . Meridian. Miss. J. C. James, B.D...........Wetumpka. Ala E. E. Vann. B.D............Leeds. Ala. II. T. Rogers, LL.B. . . Mullins. S. C. Cl of 1907 J. F. C.w.nwKi.E. B.S. . Nashville, Tenn. I'. F. Seooc.iN. B E. . . . Caruthersville, Mo. J M. Ryan. B E.............Nashville. Tenn W T. McLain, B A . . . Gloster. Miss. E. B. McLain. M I). . . . Gloster. Miss. IIiT.il Barr. Ml)..........Dresden. Tenn. Clu of 190 II. P. Stockeee. B.E. . . Nashville, Tenn. Winston Caedwi i.e, B E. Nashville, Tenn. Livingston N. Taveor.B S Brownsville. Tenn. 11 E Paemkr, B.A. . . . Murfrcesl oro. Tenn. Henry D. Hammoni , B.E. Nashville, Tenn. Fratre? io Urbe Eo. K. Barthkll. Chi. W. Lyles Black, Beta and Chi. Lucius K. Burch, Chi. Robert L. Burcii, Chi V. C. Cherry. Chi Robin J. Cooper, Chi S. K. Cowan. Chi. Overton Dickinson, Lamlnla J. C. Dickson, Omega. V. Clarence Dixon. Chi. C. A. Folk, Kta. Reau K. Folk, Tau. J. Horton Fall. Jr., Chi. V. 1) Hardeman. Beta. Park Gkttys, Pi. J. C. Hart, Chi. Lundy II. Harris, Epsilon, Gilmer S. Herrick. Alpha-Epsilon. Hardinc, A Jackson. Pi. V’ernkr M. Jones, Chi and Alpha. Cranberry Jackson. Chi. John Bell Keebi.e. Chi. E. Thomas Kirkpatrick. Sigina and Chi C L. Lewis, Jr., Chi. Thomas H Mai.one. Jr., Chi. Marshall M. Morgan, Chi Frank G. Morgan. Pi. Edwin Mcrray, Beta. Lawrence G. O'Bryan. Chi. Richard C. Plater, Chi. Walter W. Pierce, Kpsilon Albert V. Shut, Delta. Henry Skeggs. Xu. J. Ross Thomas, Beta J Minnick Williams, Chi. Ciias. C Washburn, Chi Tuos I Webb, Jr., Chi. Walter S Varbrocgii. Chi. Bek i K. Young. Chi. Foster Jones, Chi. Fratres io Facultate I)k. Lucius E Burch. M l) . Chi............................Medical De| artnient. Professor of Gynecology. Tuos. H Malone, Jr.. M A . LL B .Chi...................................................Law Department. John Bell Keeiii.e, LL.B.. Chi.........................................................Law Department. Granbkrry Jackson, C.K., Chi...................................................Engineering Department. B K. Young, A.M.. Pn.D., Chi................................. Academic Department, Professor of French. lurr)oi Chapters Norfolk, Va.; Kiehmond. Va.; New York City; Raleigh. N C ; Macon. Ga ; Mobile, Al: ; Dallas. Texas; Franklin. La.; Lexington, Ky . Petersburg. Va,; Talladega. Ala.; St Louis. Mo ; Sail Francisco. Cal.: Alex- andria. La , Jackson, Miss. ; Atlanta, Ga.; Hampton Newport News, Va.; Chattanooga. Tenn.; Montgomery. Ala; Augusta. Ga; Staunton. Ya.; Jacksonville. Fla.; Shreve|x rt. La. Centreville, Mo.; Hattiesburg, Miss; Kansas City. Mo Baltimore, Md.; Little Rock. Ark ; Anniston. Ala.; |i neslx ro, Ark., Nashville, Tenn.; Selina. Ala ; Memphis, Tenn.; Knoxville, Tenn.; New Orleans, La Houston. Texas; Grillin, Ga ; Oklahoma City, Okla . Washington, 1) C.; Boston. Mass.; Philadelphia, Pa ic Roll of Active ©bapters Alpha—Washington and Lee, Lexington. Va.. Comma—University of Georgia. Athens. Ga. Delta Wofford College, Spartanburg, S. C. Epsilon Emory College. Oxford. Ga. .eta Randoiph-Maeon College. Ashland. Va. Eta Kielunon i College. Richmond, Va. Theta Kentucky State College. Lexington. Ky. Kappa Mercer University, Macon. Ga. Lambda—University of Virginia. Charlottesville. Va. Va Polytechnic Institute. A. M. College. Auburn, Ala. Ai Southwestern University. Georgetown, Texas. Omieron University of Texas, Austin. Texas. Pi University of Tennessee. Knoxville. Tcnn. Sigma Davidson College. Davidson. N C. I'psiloti University of North Carolina. Chapel Hill. X C Phi -Southern University. Greenslxiro. Ala. Chi Vanderbilt Universitv. Nashville. Tettn I’si Tulane University. New Orleans. La Omega- Central University, Danville. Ky. Alpha Alpha -University of the South. Sewanec, Tcnn. Alpha Beta -University of Alabama. University. Ala. Alpha Comma Louisiana State University. Baton Rouge, La. Alpha Della William Jewell College. Liberty. Mo. Alpha Epsilon -Southwestern Presbyterian University. Clarksville. Tcnn. Alpha .eta William and Mary College. Williamsburg, Va. Alpha Theta Kentucky University, Lexington. Ky Alpha Eta Westminster College, Pulton. Mo. Alpha Kappa Missouri State University. Columbia. Mo. Alpha Lambda Johns Hopkins University. Baltimore. Md Alpha Mu Millsaps College, Jackson. Miss. Alpha A'u Columbian University. Washington. I). C. Alpha Xi University of California. Berkeley. Cal. Alpha Pi I .eland Stanford. Jr.. University, Stanford University P. ).. Cal IIpha Kho University of West Virginia. Morgantown. W. Va Alpha Sigma Georgia School of Technology. Atlanta. Ga. Alpha Tau Hampdcn-Sidney College. Hampdcn-Sidney. Va. Alpha Cpsilon—University of Mississippi, University. Miss Alpha Phi Trinity College. Durham. N. C I Ipha Chi Kentucky Wesleyan University. Winchester. Ky Alpha Psi Florida Stale College. Tallahassee. Fla. Alpha Omega North Carolina A M. Collegi-. Raleigh N C Beta Alpha Missouri School of Mines. Rolla. Mo, Beta Beta Bethany College. Bethany, W Va. Beta liamma—College of Charleston. Charleston. S. C. Beta Delta Georgetown College, Georgetown. Ky Beta Epsilon Delaware College. Newark. Del. Beta eta University of Florida. Lake City. Fla. hi:Nr.fit I'KMFokmanci: fok I SUV I KSITV HALL II NO. Beta Theta Pi Founded at Miami University, July .j. 1S30. V Beta L rpbda Chapter Established 1S83. Re-established iyoi. Colors.—Pink and Light Blue. f Active Chapters District I. New England Kappa.—Brown University. I psiloit.—Boston University. Hcla Eta.—University of Maine. Held lota.—Amherst College. Alpha (huff’d.—Dartmouth College. Mu Epsilon.—Wesleyan University. Chi Phi.—Vale University. • Beta Sigma Bowdoin University. District It. New York and New Jersey Beta (ianinia.—Rutger's College. Beta Pelta.—Cornell University. Sigma —Steven's Institute Technology. Beta Sigma.—St Lawrence University. Beta Theta.—Colgate University. A' .—Union University. Alpha Alpha.—Columbia University. Beta Epsilon. -Syracuse University. District III. Pennsylvania and Maryland Comma. Washington anil Jefferson University. Alpha Sigma.—Dickinson College. Alpha Chi. Johns Hopkins University. Phi -University of Pennsylvania. Alpha Epsilon.—Pennsylvania State College. Beta Chi.—Lehigh University. Ill Beta Th ta Pi nutriet IV. Virginia, .forth Carolina anil South Carolina cta Hatnpdcn-Sidney College. EM cm University of North Carolina. Omicron.—University of Virginia. I hi Alpha.—Davidson College. Epsilon. Central University. nittrict V. Tonnestoe, Kentucky and Toxa Held Lambda.—Vanderbilt University. Heta Omicron-University of Texas. nutriet VI. Ohio and IVi’it Virginia Alpha Miami University. licta Xu. University of Cincinnati. Heta. Western Reserve University. Heta Kappa. Ohio University. Theta.—Ohio Wesleyan University. v .—Bethany College. Alpha Gamma.- Wiltenburg University. Alpha Eta.—Denison University. Alpha Lambda.—University of Wooster. licta Alpha. Kenyon College. Tltcla Delta.—Ohio State University. Heta I’si. University of West Virginia. Delta nutriet VII. Indiana Del’amv University. Pi. Indiana University. Tan. Wabash College. lota.—Hanover College. Beta Theta Pi T District VIII. Michigan, Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa, Minnesota Lambda University of Michigan. AI phi A' .—Knox College. Chi.—Beloit College. Alpha Hem.—University of Iowa. Lambda Rho.—University of Chicago. Alpha Epsilon. Iowa Wesleyan University. Alpha Hi. University of Wisconsin .eta Phi -University of Missouri Hem Tau.—University of Colorado. District IX. California, Nevada, Oregon and Washington Omega University of California. Lambda Sigma Leland Stanford University. Hem Omega —Washington State University T FrMres in Urbc I I’ Atkinson W Mack Baxter Vs. F. Black in George C. Brown l.t'cns 1 . Brown R K. Brown J. W Bvrns Tyler Caliioun Ciias. Crutchfield K. B Davis Ii M Drikoos S G Douglas M P Kstks E. B. Rucker John Rhim A H Sharp C. C. Slai'ghtkr G. McP. Smith II E. Smith -------- Sterling A X. Pits K A Foster R. I). Goodlktt Grafton Grkrn G. B Guild A G Hall R I. C W ii itt. Richard Hall Avkry Handley J. A. Harris Bishop 15. 15 Moss W G. Hutciikson A W. Stockkli. 15. W. Thomas 15. W. Thompson G. P Tiiruston Charles C. Trabuk J. (). Trkanor 15 W J I'.NOBKMAN'.N W 11 Kirk W II Williamson Ira Bandrith Juihjb II 11 Burton II. II Burton. Jr T. F. Maury J. II. Millkr R. B. Morris R. B Morris. Jr W. B. OWSLKY Hamilton Parks B. I). Palmer W T. Rodgers Thomas Weaver Graham Weed J. W Handley n.t Beta Tb ta Pi FratrCS in Y H. SCIIIHRMAN, (' Ii., Dean of Engineering Department ; Professor Civil and Mechanical engineering. Ji-dgk H H. LlIRTON. LI. D . Lecturer on Constitutional Law and Federal Procedure and Practice. Facilitate II C Toi.man, Ph D., I).I).. Professor of Greek Ai.i.kn G Hai.i., LL D , Professor of Elementary Law. nership. Criminal Law. and Law Faculty. Fratres io Universitate Cla ii of I'JOU Horace Hobson 111 i.i., B Ii . Somerville, Tenn. Piui.i.ii Manning Hank. HI) Ctatt of IVO7 Vn. Oscar Bat vs. B A . t'edar Hill. Tenn. Gooowin I Ciiask. B Ii Ai.iii.ki Wiu.AKD ClIKSTKK, B.li. . . Nashville. Tenn. John Livingston Craig, B.li. Sam if. i. Cecil Hwing, B S. . Cta it of t Of( Culleoka. Tenn. Wai.kkk Evans Hobson, B li Columbia.Tenn. Thomas I'iik Paink. B A Insurance. Part - Secretary of the Nashville, Tenn Somerville, Tenn .Wrdeen. Miss Kappa 5i2ma Founded at University of Virginia. 1S67 Roll of Active Chapters ’.VI. nutriet 1. University of Maine. Orono. Me. Alpfia-Eho.- Bowdoin College. Brunswick, Me Hi In-Kappa New I lampshiiv College. Durham. N II Alpha LamDla University of Vermont. Burlington, Vt ( amnia-Delta Massachusetts State College. Amherst. Mass. Beta-Alpha. Brown University. Providence. R I nut net II. Alpha Kappa Cornell University. Ithaca. X V Pi Swartlunore College. Swartlnnore. Pa Alpha-Delta Penn State College. State College. Pa Alpha-Epsilon. University of Pennsylvania. Philadelphia. Pa Alpha-Phi. Buekneil University, l.ewislmrg. Pa. Beta-Delta Washington and Jefferson College. Washington, Pa Beta-Iota. Lehigh University. South Bethlehem. Pa. Beta-Pi Dickinson College. Carlisle. Pa. Alpha-Alpha University of Maryland. Baltimore. Md Alpha-Eta Columbian University. Washington. I). C. HUtrlct III. eta University of Virginia. Charlottesville. Ya Eta Randolph-Macon College, Ashland, Ya Mit Washington and Lee University, Lexington. Va. .V« William and Mary College. Williamsburg. Va I'psilon. HatnjMlcn-Sidnev College. Hampdcn-Sidney. Va Beta-Beta Richmond College. Richmond. Va Delta Davidson College, Davidson. X C Eta-Prime Trinitv College. Durham. X C Alpha-Mu I niversity of North Carolina. Chapel Hill. X C. Bela-I'psilon. North Carolina A 0' M College. W Raleigh. X C nutriet IV. Alpha-.Xu. Wofford College. Spartanburg. S. C. Alpha-Beta Mercer University. Macon, (la Alpha-'I iiit (i corgi a School of Technology, Atlanta, (in Heia-LtimMa University of Georgia. Athens, (la. Beta University of Alabama. University. Ala Beta-Eta. Alabama Polytechnic Institute. Auburn. Ala. 11? Roll of Active Chapters District v. Theta—Cumberland University. Lebanon. Tenn. Kappa.—Vanderbilt university. Nashville. Tenn. Lambda.—University of Tennessee. Knoxville. Tenn. Phi.—Southwestern Presbyterian University. Clarksville. Tenn. Omega.—University of the South. Sewance, Tenn. Alpha-Theta -Southwestern baptist University, Jackson. Tenn. Beta-Xit.- Kentucky State College, Lexington. Ky. District VI. Alpha-Upstiett.—Millsaps College. Jackson. Miss. Gamma.—Louisiana State University. Baton Rouge. La Sigma —‘Tulanc University. New Orleans. La Iota.—Southwestern University. Georgetown. Texas. Tan.—University of Texas. Austin. Texas. District VII. Xi.—University of Arkansas. Fayetteville. Ark. Alpha-Omega. -William Jewell College. Liberty. Mo. Beta-Gamma Missouri State University. Columbia. Mo. Beta-Sigma Washington University. St. Louis. Mo. Beta-Chi -Missouri School of Mines, Rolla. Mo. Alpha-Phi University f Nebraska. Lincoln. Neb. Beta-Tan Baker University. Baldwin. Kan Beta-Omicnm University of Denver. University Park. Col Beta-Omega Colorado College, Colorado Springs. Col. Gamma-Gamma -Colorado School of Mines. («imIcu, Col. District VIII. Alpha-Sigma -Ohio State University. Columbus, Ohio Beta-Phi —Case School of Applied Sciences. Cleveland. Ohio. Phi Purdue University. Lafayette. Ind Alpha Pi.—Wabash College. Crawfordsville. Ind. Beta-Theta -University of Indiana. Bloomington. Ind Alpha-Gamma. University of Illinois. Champaign, 111. Alpha Chi.—Lake Forest University. Lake Forest. Ill Gamma-Beta University of Chicago. Chicago. Ill Aipha-y.eta University of Michigan. Ann Arbor, Mich. Beta Kpsiloit.—University of Wisconsin, Madison. Wis. Beta-Mu. University of Minnesota. Minneaj olis. Minn. Beta-1 ho. University of Iowa. Iowa City, Iowa. District tx. Bcta-Zcta.—Lcland Stanford. Jr.. University, Stanford University. Cal. Beta-.Xi —University of California. Berkley. Cal. Beta-Psi.—University of Washington. Seattle, Wash Gamma-Alpha.—-University of Oregon, Hugcne, Ore. IlS Kappa ©hapt r of Kappa Siqrrja Established, 1877. Reestablished, 1885. V. S. Armstead W. Iv. Bkari Lee Brock II. B. lU'CKXKK G. W Bull A C. IvSTBS R I) FULLER L. C. Glenn F. Goodman R. R Goodpasture W. ( . Harris R II 11 EA I. AND II B Hill Iv. T Hollins J Iv. Hollins C. C. Horton E. F. Jarf.d J. S. Johnson Fratres if) Urbe li. W. Kennedy J. T. Khrciievai. (’. T. Kirkpatrick I, . X Kirkpatrick II. Lauderdale II X McTvbirk II. F. Minor J. Q. Moore W. I . Ott M. II. Sharp S. B. Smith W. Iv. Steoer Dk D R Stubble held T. J. Tyne J J Vauciin J R Wilson O. H. Wilson R. C. COUTURIB Fratres ip R Stubbleiield. M A . M D . D.S., Dean of Dental Department Facult te L. C. Glenn. I'ii I) , Professor of Geology. Post-Graduate Lewis Harper Leecii. Class of 1905 F. J Blake .... . Xashville. Tenn. Chas. C. Green- Houston. Tex. I) B Blake. Jr. Nashville. Tenn. Frank Kyi.e . . . . . Celina. Tenn J B. HOW ELI . Canton, Miss. D. M. Smith. Jr. . . Xashville. Tenn. Class of 1 906 R L. Cobb .... Lafayette. Kv. Iv. P. Scales . Xashville, Tenn J W Holland .Jackson. Tenn. J. T McCafkkrty . Chester, Miss. I) L. McRae . . . . . Prescott, Ark. A. K Doss . . . . . . . Greydon, La. Class of 1907 Iv. W Goodpasture . . Xashville. Tenn. Frank Preston . . Trenton, Tenn. J. C. Ransom .... . . . . Tennessee. Bei.pord Lester . . Guthrie. Ky. D. II. Scales .... Xashville, Tenn. F. R Singleton . . . . Jackson, La. Class of 1 908 Harwell Allen . . . Xashville. Tenn. Charles Franklin . . . Gallatin, Tenn. A B. Benedict . . Xashville. Tenn. A F. Odell . . Water Valiev, Mi- 110 D lta Tau Delta Founded at Bethany, V. VaM 1859. T V The Active Chapters Southern Division I.,uni'll,i Vanderhilt University. Nashville. Tenn '; University of Mississippi. Oxford, Miss. Phi Washington and Lee University. Lexington. Va Bela Theta University of the South, Sewanee. Tenn. Beta Epsilon Ktnory College, Oxford. Ga. Beta Iota University of Virginia. Charlottesville. Va. Beta A 1 -Tulanc University. New Orleans. La. Cantata Eta—George Washington University. Washington. Gamma Iota—University of Texas. Austin. Texas. Western Division Onticron -University of Iowa. Iowa City. Iowa. Beta Gamma -University of'Wisconsin. Madison. Wis. Beta Eta—University of Minnesota. Minneapolis. Minn Beta Kappa—University of Colorado. Boulder. Col. Beta Pi-—Northwestern University. Kvanston. Ill Beta Tan University of Nebraska. Lincoln. Neb. Beta Kho—Leland Stanford. Jr.. University. California. Beta Epsilon—University of Illinois. Champaigne. 111. Beta Omega University of California. Berkeley, Cal. Gamma Alpha University of Chicago. Chicago. Ill Gamma Beta—Armour Institute Technology. Chicago. Gamma Theta—Baker University. Baldwin. Kan .Vorthern Division Beta—Ohio University, Athens. Ohio. Delta University of Michigan. Ann Arl or. Mich. Epsilon Albion College. Albion. Mich. eta—Adellx rt College. Cleveland. Ohio. Kappa liillsdalc College. Hillsdale, Mich. Mti -Ohio Wesleyan University. Delaware. Ohio. Beta Alpha—Indiana University. Bloomington. Ind. Chi Kenyon College. Gamhicr, Ohio. Beta Beta—Die Pauw University. Greencastlc. Ind. Beta Zeta—University of Indianapolis. Irvington. Ind. Beta Phi Ohio State University, Columbus. Ohio. Beta I’si Wabash College. Crawfordsvillc. Ind Gamma Delta West Virginia University. Morgantown. W Va Eastern Division Mplta Allegheny College. Mcadville. Pa. Gamma—Washington and Jefferson College. Washington. Pa. Kho- Stevens Institute f Technology. Hoboken. N I Omega—University of Pennsylvania. Philadelphia. Pa. Beta l.amlula Lehigh University. Bethlehem, Pa. Beta Mu Tufts College. Tufts College. Mass. Beta ()micron -Cornell University. Ithaca. N V. Beta .Vh—Massachusetts Tech.. Boston. Mass. Beta Chi—Brown University. Providence, R. I. Gamma Gamma -Dartmouth College. Hanover. N. II. Gamma Epsilon Columbia University. New York City. Epsilon Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Trov. N. V Gamma Zeta Wcslevan University, Middletown. Conn. Alumni Chapters Chicago New York; Cincinnati; San Francisco Philadelphia. Milwaukee. Indianapolis. Boston, Twin City; Cleveland: Pittsburg. Atlanta Toledo; St l.onis; Richmond; Detroit: Jackson. Mich.; Now Orleans; Association Far Fast. Philippines. Contrai Ohio Frank C. Allbn Lainlnia. J. K. II. Atkinson—Lomlxln. John I’. B. rt:s— l.ainlida. (iHOROR I). Hkknoki.man I.amlxl; Ioiin C. Brown. Jr. l.amlxla Vai.thr Cain l.amlxla. Ioiin B. Cannon l.amlxla V. A. Covington Bota lota I amks 1 B. Dr.Bow l.amlxla Tuos. II. Kitkrson l.amlxla Harry V. Kvans l.amlxla Roukrt II Fkari; l.amlxla |«niN R Fisiilk l.amlxla. Vkank ( . I iIK l.amlxla. ■elation; Seattle; r.vansville; Omaha. Frzvtres in Urbe Frank B Fogg,—l.amlxla. John G Garrison. Am; Goodman l.amlxla 1.. A Kirby- l.amlxla. John T. I.kixvktt l.amlxla, Wai.tbr I.knkiian—l.amlxla. Got i.hi no Mark l.amlxla. 11 not: Y. K M« Ai.istkr Theta V I . M.Cu ri!, V Van McGavock. I.i Rov McGkkgok l.amlxla V. I. NTciioi., Jr. Beta Theta. J iiSSK Ovhrton l.amlxla. IIknry I’kn-kk—Beta Delta. 1.111 i.i; ton Parhi k—l.amlxla. J W Rrnoi.im. V 11.1.1 am Simmons l.amlxla. Kohkrt T. Smith l.amlxla Harry S. Stokks—l.amlxla. I . Stonk l.amlxla. Hon Gko. N. Tii.i.man -Theta Frank V.m OIIaX -l.amlxla. Pri sion Vacgiian l.amlxla (iHoki'.i; B VooKiiias Chi W. T. Watkrs. R A W11.son. P II Woohai.i. Beta Theta. W. J Andt kson. B A A 1. IIoi ston. M D. Innis Brown. B A. Pali. Camimh:i.l. B A Comv. Brown, B.lv. G. G. Hamilton, | D L-arpbcJzv Chapter Ivstablished iSSi. Fratres in Universitate Post - Crx loAt« John R Fishlr. M A ... Nashville, Tenn Uo l?r;r luMt; Cta 1.1 of 1006 Springl'told. Tenn S V. Scai.I'.s. M I) Decatur, Ala. M F. Woodrow. B A Class of 1906 Bingham. Tenn. K. J. Hamilton, B.A etas of too7 Tullahoma. Tenn T. H. Fi-i-krson, B.lv. . W 11. Parks, B.S....................Trimble, Tenn. Clast of loot! Bingham, Tenn. W. S I.ovk. M l). . Harrison, Miss. II 1.. Soai.ks. M l). J. N Stonk, B.lv...................Nashville, Tenn. Starkville. Miss Sehoehoh. Kv Harrison. Miss. Nashville, Tenn Bertrand. Mo. . Starkville. Miss Alpha Tau Oroega Fraternity Founded at Richmond, Ya., 1865. Colors—Old Gold and Skv Blue. Flmver—White Tea Rose. PROVINCE I Alabama and Georgia Alabama Alpha Epsilon—A. M. College, Auburn. Bela Bela -Southern University, Greensboro. Alabama Bela Doha University of Alabama. Tuskaloosa. Georgia Alpha Bela—University of Georgia, Athens. Georgia Alpha Theta—Emory College, Oxford. Georgia Alpha .eta—Mercer University, Macon. Georgia Beta Iota—School of Technology. Atlanta PROVINCE 11 California, Colorado, Louisiana and Tax a California Gamma lota University of California, Berkeley. Colorado Gamma Lambda—University of Colorado. Boulder. Louisiana Beta Epsilon—Tulanc University, New Orleans. Texas Gamma Eta—University of Texas. Austin. PROVINCE III Illinois, Indiana, Atichigan and Nebraska Illinois Gamma eta University of Illinois. Champaign. Indiana Gamma Gamma Polytechnic Institute, Terre Haute. Michigan Alpha Mu Adrian College. Adrian. Michigan Bela Kappa Hillsdale College, Hillsdale. Michigan Beta Omicron—Albion College. Albion. Xebraska Gamma Theta—University of Nebraska. Lincoln. Kansas Gamma Mu—University of Kansas. Lawrence. Minnesota Gamma Xu—University of Minnesota, Minneapolis. PROVINCE IV Maine, Massachusetts, Rhode Island anti Vermont Maine Beta Cpsilon University of Maine, Orono. Maine Gamma Alpha -Colby College. Waterville. Massachusetts Gamma Beta—Tufts College, Tufts. Rhode Island Gamma Delhi Brown University. Providence. Vermont Beta eta—University of Vermont. Burlington. PROVINCE V N u York and Ponnsylvanii iic York Alpha Omicron -St Lawrence University. Canton. Sac York Alpha l.amhtla -Columbia University, .New Vork. AY w York Beta Theta—Cornell University. Ithaca. Pennsyltania Alpha lota Muhlenburg College. Allentown. Pennsylvania Alpha I'fsilon Pennsylvania College. Gettysburg Pennsylvania Alpha Pi Washington and Jefferson College. Washington Pennsylvania Tan—University of Pennsylvania. Philadelphia Pennsylvania lpha Kho- I.ehigh University. South Bethlehem PROVINCE VI North Carolina. South Carolina an.t Virginia Xorth Carolina Alpha Doha University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill. Sor lit Carolina Si—Trinity College, Durham. South Carolina Beta Xi—College of Charleston Virginia Delta—University of Virginia. Charlottesville PROVINCE VII Ohio Ohio Alpha Xu Mt. Union College, Alliance. Ohio Alpha Psi Wittenburg College, Springfield. Ohio Beta Ufa—Wesleyan University, Delaware Ohio Beta Mu—Wooster University. Wooster. Ohio Bela Omega—State University. Columbus. Ohio Cantina Kappa—Western Reserve University. Cleveland PROVINCE VIII Tpnndjpc Tennessee Alpha Tan -Southwestern Presbyterian University. Clarksville Tennessee Beta Pi Vanderbilt University. Nashville. Tennessee Beta Tati Southwestern Baptist University, Jackson. Tennessee Omega University of the South. Sewanee. Tennessee Pt University of Tennessee, Knoxville. City and State Jilumni dissociations Allentown. Augusta. .New Vork. Chicago. District ■)' Columbia, Pittsburg. Manila. Cleveland. Georgia. Tennes see. Texas, Atlanta. Dayton, Birmingham. Boston 12S Beta Pi Chapter Fratres in Urbe J. H.Acki.kn Avent Childress J. M. Thompson Ci. W. II AY.NIK J. A. Draugiiox William Wills S. 11. CHESTER I W. McFadden Percy Walker A M Tkawick. Jn. W. C. Lusk I’kkcy Kixxakd Luke I.ka M. C. FITZPATRICK Bradley W'ai.ki k Wadi: Kirkpatrick F. I . Bond J. O. Pattkrson T. E. Stratton R. M. I.HI.AND J. W. Ciiii.drkss A. F. Whitman W. M. Bailey Robert Lusk R. W. Jones Overton Lea. Jk. Sam Oku Andrew Price Wirt Hughes Exam Ki.lioit. A ll C. M Nolan. LL H R 1) Lee. M l) . IL T Nolen. M I). . . R. W. Bii.lington, M I) J. M. Trout. Jr.. M l). . J. B. Lackey. M I) . . A F. Jones. A H. . . Fratres in Universitate Hass of 905 Franklin. Tcnn. J B. Tansil. LL B. Jacksonville. Fla. W. II Spkagkns. LL B 1 F. Dempsey. B.D...............Coldwatcr. Gu. Clot of 1906 Newnan, Ga. Franklin. Tcnn. Franklin. Tenn. Jackson. Tcnn. A W Neal. A ll R O. Simmons. M I). II P Travis. M I) . Mii.ton Steele. LL B Clast of 1907 . . Ripley, Tcnn. W. C. Brewer. M l). . I)res len. Tcnn. E. A. Inglis. B.S. . Sam Costkn, B.S .... McKenzie. Tenn. Dresden. Tcnn. ICHisLur . Ky. Watertown. Tenn. . . Rome. Ga. Paris. Tenn. Ripley. Tcnn. . Atlanta. Ga. Jacksonville, Fla. . THKHV ixmn j- Tennessee hu of Si rna Alpb Epsilon Kstaim.isiird in 1SS3. Fratres ip Facultate 1 am ns A. Dai.k. I) D.S. Professor of Dental Anatomy . Technic. Bridge and Crown Work. Oi.iN Wkst. Ph.C.. M 1) Demonstrator in Chemistry and Instructor in Phvsics. S. S. Bric.c.s. M l) M K IIoi.dkrnkss I. T. Altman. M l) G X. I'nrsK Instructor in Machine Shops. V Roll of Active A ernbers V Class of 1 905 A F. Blanks . . . BA Monroe. La. C H. Dias BA. . Scnatobia. Miss. J J Hkpun . B.S. . . Flcmingsburg. Ky. F. IllTCIIINSON BD, Little Rock. Ark. W W McI)onni:i.i. . . Ml). . Xashville, Tenn. C B. Tiiwkatt . . . B.A. . Dc Vail's Bluff. Ark. Class of I 906 G. X. ( iirsK B.K. . . Mat toon. Ill Avkrv Grannis . . . B.K. . . . . . . Lebanon, Tenn. Class of I 90? T S Dortcii . . . B.K . Scott's. Ark. k I.. Mattiikws Ml) Springfield. Tenn. C K Cami’hki.i. B.I). Augusta. Ga. ni U|K{UIU'| ‘SHHXV.W A T 9 Vi'X' Jf xii: i|| . aoaoa;) mittis • oj,-.)niiisv || , 96. 'nx ‘xvwaoiH xoxxi'i ii. ‘«X ‘XIID.1 V. XHIil }| 10, 'B|M|iuv'| 'xaaa’ivu ;| j. io. ' x 'aaa'| nv. .) .) 09. 'i;| i|uik'| 'AXHtriV}! H . ei, •nos.ikoiij, jv f ii. 'buiXk; •« v iavA i;.| ii. tr|K|tnv'| 'xosaivoiij, II ii-iasof t o. '1,1 wousvij) saaxHan,|. | ' a(| 00 |1 X ‘XONNIS AHNUIS ii i x 'aaxuav ) | ' u vjv so. M x a ons 98. ' N 'xosnoaa.1 ,1 io. 'n }| svkoiij. 98, 'nx ‘A’iav'.| xilof 96. ux 'sinox.M | .1 ) 'S. 'i X 'svio.io(| mvii. i}| 00. '.iho.ki iji || y liti, 'nx a’iv(i v saivvf £6. n 'saxivj| ,| |' 96. 'nx 'nvo(j xaviix.io'i ;.| is, 'uo|isd5| 'anvcisi v | ,) j. VO. 'l,| •.«() .•) • A| os. ‘axi. oa(| v kvitii, os. nx ‘X0X.IK03 iv xria.| is. a.101,1 «i;.| s . 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'| UUIOA0|0 • va ‘ ' • • XMV.Ug s 1 •«•) 'uisnSnv • • • :i'ii • • • riau.iKvo '| v •o|v 'sino'1 is M TI aM M|i|ASin. | • • vii .... xosxi(| 'na«a.i| ' W 'OAApJo.l • 'VII .... • • • xoxmojv ,1 xiaxvjv | AHIASUIJt l || VII ‘W ‘«lH-'JIlfXAJ, im • • • • SIVKIS xiio| i:'| ‘ooiiuo|v 5TH • • • • Anxa||.i|v M .) B'| ‘XUUO|V aii axM||.)|v O - 9061 Jo ss 0 I K. COI.KMAX. KapjM . '70 15. S. Comrrv, Zota. ’97 A. S. Daunby, Ivpsilon. '00 N. B. Dozikr. Hjxsilon. '99 A Gknnktt, Nu, '94 !■' I) G11.1.. Jr.. Zeta. '95 M S. Hawkins, Nu. '75 IS. IS IIliNDKicK, Lambda, '03 J. W Horton. Lamlwla, '78 Washington Hcdsox, Nu. ’93 J. F. Jarman, ISta. 'S4 H IS. Kirk, Zola. ’ 4 M Lindsi.ky. Nu. 'Si W. L. Martin, Nu. '70 IS. Moork. Phi. ’04 L. F Piuues. Nu. '94 0. R. Smith. Nu. '87 V 1 Alpha Epsilon ISST A III.IS1I KO IN 1S56 AT THK UNIVKRSITY Of Ai.AIIAMA. Colors—Royal Purple and Old Gold. I'lourcr—Violet. Roll of Active Chapters v Province Alpha Alpha—University of Maine, Orono, Maine. licta Cpsilon— Boston University. Boston, Mass. Iota Tatt Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Boston. Mass (lamma Harvard University. Cambridge. Mass Delta Worcester Polytechnic Institute, Worcester. Mass Province Beta Alpha—Cornell University. Ithaca. N V. Mu- -Columbia University. New York. N Y. Sigma Chi St. Stephens College, Annondale on Hudson. N Y. Omega—Allegheny College, Meadville, Pa. Sigma Phi—Dickinson College. Carlisle. Pa. 13s I)r. Oi.in Wkst, Nu. '95 Rohkrt F. Whitk. Laminin. ’96 S F. W11,son, Lambda. '67 Vrrnon Tcim'KR, Omega. '03 J. Pkri'I.ks. Omicron. '03 Ghorgk R Gordon. Nu. '01 Chari.ks F Foiviik. Nu. '03 Pai i. Pinson, Psi. '01 John A Bki.i.. Nu. ’93 E. P. Bkvkri.y. Omega. '98 II. HARC.ROYK. Nu. 'Si J. W. Davis. Iota. '96 JoSKI’ll T. Mdadors. K. Sai'.ndkrs. David II Bisiioi-, Nu. ’70 A. P. Bocri.and, lvta. '82 M Ci.kmrnts, Theta, '04 Alpha ' . ■la Pennsylvania State College. State College. Pa. .eta Hucknell University. Lcwisburg. Pa. Della -Gettysburg College. Gettysburg. Pa. Theta University of Pennsylvania. Philadelphia. Pa. Province GarTjrrja Omicron University of Virginia. Charlottesville. Va Sigma Washington and Lee University. Lexington. Va. A i University of North Carolina. Chaj el Hill. N C Theta Davidson College. Davidson, N. C. Gamma Wofford College. Spartanburg, S. C. Rho George Washington University. Washington City. 1) C Province Delta lota licta—University of Michigan. Ann Arbor. Mich. Alpha—Adrian College. Adrian. Mich. Sigma Ml. Union College. Alliance. Ohio. Delta -Ohio Wesleyan University. Delaware. Ohio Epsilon University of Cincinnati. Cincinnati, Ohio. Theta Ohio State University. Columbus, Ohio. Alpha—Franklin College, Franklin, Ind. licta Purdue University. West Lafayette. Ind. Psi Omega Northwestern University, Kvanston, 111. Heta—University of Illinois. Champaign. 111. 77 « i -University of Chicago. Chicago. 111. Alpha University of Minnesota. MinneajHilis. Minn. Alpha University of Wisconsin, Madison, Wis. Rho- Case School of Applied Sciences. Cleveland. Ohio. Province Epsilco lieia -University of Georgia. Athens. Ga. Psi- Mercer University, Macon, Ga. Epsilon Kmory College. Oxford, Ga. I’hi Georgia School of Technology. Atlanta. Ga. lota Southern University. Greensl oro. Ala. Mu—University of Alabama, University, Ala. Alpha Mu Alabama Polytechnic Institute, Auburn. Ala Province Zeta Alpha—University of Missouri. Columbia. Mo. Heta- Washington University. St. Louis. Mo. Lambda I’i University of Nebraska, Lincoln. Neb. Alpha I'psilon University of Arkansas. Fayetteville. Ark. Alpha University of Kansas. Lawrence. Kas. Heta -University of Iowa. Iowa City. Iowa. I.K Province Eta Chi University of Colorado, Boulder, Col. .eta—Denver University. Denver. Col. Lambda Colorado School of Mines. Golden, Col. Alpha Iceland Stanford, Jr.. University. Stanford. Cal. licta—University of California, Berkley. Cal. Province Theta Epsilon Louisiana State University. Baton Rouge. I.a. Tat i I' psilon Tulanc University. New Orleans. La. Gamma University of Mississippi, University. Miss. Rho—University of Texas, Austin, Texas. Province lota Kappa Central University. Danville. Ky. li'tti Bethel College. Russell ville. Ky. Epsilon Kentucky State College. Lexington. Ky eta -Southwestern Presbyterian University. Clarksville. Tenn. Lambda Cumberland University, Lebanon. Tenn. .V Vanderbilt University. Nashville, Tenn. Kappa—University of Tennessee. Knoxville, Tenn. Omega University of the South. Sewanee, Tenn. Eta Southwestern Baptist University. Jackson. Tenn. Alurorji Associations Adrian. Mich.. Alliance. Ohio; Americas. Ga ; Atlanta. Ga ; Augusta, (la.; Birmingham. Ala Boston, Mass Chattan K)ga. Tenn . Chicago, 111.; Cincinnati, Ohio; Cleveland, Ohio; Dayton. Ohio; Denver, Col.; Detroit, Mich.; Florence. Ala.; Indianapolis. Ind.: Jackson. Miss Kansas City, Mo.; Knoxville. Tenn.; Little Roek. Ark Los Angeles, Cal.; Macon, Ga.; Madison, Wis.; Memphis. Tenn.; New Or- leans. La New York. X V . Philadelphia. Pa.; Pittsburg. Pa.; San Francisco, Cal.; Savan- nah. Ga . St Louis. Mo.; Talladega. Ala.; Washington. 1). C.; Washington, Ga.; Wilmington. X. C.; Worcester. Mass. Oo Examination Delta Kappa Epsilon Established 18.17. Re-established iSSi). Gamma Chapter Colors-Crimson. Azure and Gold. Fratres in Urbe I! I.. Uadokr V. M Hart M II. Mkbks W II T. R. L. Carthr M. R. W Mii.i.KK S. W. Cim.press R M. Moorman C. E. Ci'RTis T. G. Kittrbm. V. C. Xki.son Pace Davis I L. Xiciioi.s | R CfKKKN M J. Pim.i.irs R II V C !•' Mi Kknzii J. S Pii.ciikr Fratres in Facullote W J. Vait.iin. M A .. LI..I) H Z Kip. M.A.. l h.I . II A. Vanck. M.A.. I'll I) I). K I.AMIU TII. M.A. . V. H Raymond. B.K. Professor Professor ID I'lonvr Pansy Ray 15. Ilo VHi.L J K. Sandkks Fred IIimk P. 15. Sl’ENl'E J. McK. Stone Juki McCarn II. A Vance McCYi.lom A NT V of Mathematics and Astronomy. Professor of German. f Anglo-Saxon and Old English. . . . Instructor of English. . . Instructor of Surveying. Delta Kappa Epjiloo Kmlros in Uni versitnte Class of 1905 W. II. Cook. A.B.. West Point. Miss. 1$ W. Kky, A.B................... Waco. Texas W. I. Xolkn. B.E.................. Fulton. Ky. W. II. Raymond. Jr.. B E. Nashville. Tenn. Class of 1906 H. K Hai'PEL, A.B. Trenton. Tenn. C. R Holt. B.E..................Wart race, Tenn. W A Jacobs, A.B................ Hoover. Tenn. S. S. Moody. A.B............... Shelby ville. Tenn. W. H. Potts. B E..............Dallas. Texas. I A. Street, B.E................Somerville. Ga Clast of 1907 ('. H Fielder, B.E............Trenton, Tenn. P. G. Gamiilk. A.B...............Guntown. Miss. J. M. Gokton, B.S..............Waterproof, I.a. W. C. McRbk. M.l).............Trenton, Tenn. W. F. Patton. M.l)..............New Orleans. I.a. I). R. Pickens, M.l).............Bell Buckle. Tenn. F. P. Smart. B.S.....................Norfolk. Va. R. F. Vacc.iian, A.B...............Spring Hill, Tenn. Class of 1905 C. C. Bkaslky. A.B.............. spen Hill, Tenn. J. W. Clark. A.B...............Wartracc, Tenn. L. W. Gorton. B.S..............Waterproof, La. J. R. Haygood. B.E.................Ilustburg, Tenn. 1) (). McCakn, B.S....................Brown wood, Tex. 12. W. Potts. A.B....................Dallas. Texas. 1841. IS-IJ- tQO 1. 1.-JO4. Delta Kappa Epsilon Founded at Vale, 1S44. Roll of Chapters Phi—Yale University. Theta—Bowdoin College. 1S45. A' —Colbv College. 1S4O. Si gut a—Amherst College. 1847. Gamma—Vanderbilt University. 1S47. Psi—University of Alabama. 1S50. Chi—University of Mississippi. 1850. ( psilon—Brown University. 1S51. licti 1 -University of North Carolina. 1S5. . Kappa -Miami University. 1852. Lambda Kenyon College. 1S52. Eta—University of Virginia. 1S53. Pi—Dartmouth College. 1S54. Iota—Central University. 1854. Alpha Alpha Middleburg College. 1855. Kho—Lafayette College. 1S55. Omicron—University of Michigan. 1S55. Epsilon —Williams College. 1856. Tan—Hamilton College. 1856. M:t—Colgate University. 1S56. .Va—College of the City of New York. 185(1. Beta Phi—University of Rochester. 1861. Phi Chi Rutgers College. 1866. Psi Phi—De Pamv University. 1867. Gamma Phi—Wesleyan University. 180S. Beta Chi Western Reserve University. 1870. Delta Delta—University of Chicago. 1S70. Delta Chi—Cornell University. 187 1. Phi Gamma—Syracuse Univcrsity. 1874. Gamma Beta -Columbia University. 1870. Theta .eta—University of California. 1879. Alpha Chi—Trinity College. 1889. Phi Epsilon—University of Minnesota. 181)0. Sigma 'Tan Massachusetts Institute of Technology. 18 )$. Tan Lambda—Tulanc University. 1899. Alpha Phi—University of Toronto. 1 899. Delta Kappa—University of Pennsylvania. 1900. Tan Alpha—McGill University. Sigma Kho—belaud Stanford University. Delta Pi—University of Illinois. 1 «3 Delta Kappa Epsilon lurr oi Associations Mississippi Valley Alumni Association of Delta Kappa Kpsilon Wisconsin Association ol 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 Kpsilon Delta Kappa Kpsilon Association of Cleveland Delta Kappa Kpsilon Clul ............... Della Kappa Kpsilon Association of New Kngland Indiana Delta Kappa Kpsilon Association Harvard Association of Delta Kappa Kpsilon Mountain Association of Delta Kappa Kpsilon Chattanooga Southern Association of Delta Kappa Kpsilon Kastcrn New York Association of Delta Kappa Kpsilon Delta Kappa Kpsilon Association of Central New York . Western Massachusetts Delta Kappa Kpsilon Association Western Tennessee Association of Delta Kappa Kpsilon Delta Kappa Kpsilon of Philippine Islands...................... St. lands. Mo. Milwaukee. Wis. Nashville. Tcnn (■rand Rapids. Mich Providence. R. 1 Buffalo. N. Y. Washington. D. C. Lexington. Kv. Minneapolis, Minn Chicago. 111. Cleveland. Ohio New York City. N Y Cambridge, Mass Iudianapolis. Ind Cambridge, Mass. Denver. Col. Chattanooga. 'I'enn. Albany, N. Y. Syracuse. N. Y. Springfield. Mass. Memphis. Tenn. Manila. P. I. Alpha Psi Chapter of Chi Fratres io Urbe C («. Dl'N'bak Jrnc.i: Robert Kwinc. AmBROSI I . («AINKS Dr. Thos. S. Weaver T. M Xkkl. Jr Prof. J. I). Blanton W K. Iv. Di-ncan Leonard B. I'm-: 111 mimi rk y Hardison ( has. H. Johnson I) Rill! A Marvin Cori.ktt W. M. IH ncan. Jr. (iHOROH A KkAZKR V. T. Hardison, A. C. Rhad P. A. Shki.ton, Jr. J. S. Kraz hr (1. Bri ck Overton Jr. Fratres io Facultate W m . I.. Dcdi.kv. 15.S.. M I). . Thomas Carter. A M.. B.D. Hknrv Biacii Canh. A B.. I'll I).. B I) Jamks Stcart Dcnbar. Jr.. B.K. William Archibald Benson Professor of Chemistry an l Dean of Medical Department Professor of ('.reek Kxojjesis in Theological Department Professor of Knglish Kxc csis in Theological Department. Assistant Instructor in Surveying. ............................. ssistant in Laboratory. K. W Chappell Jamks S. Dcnhar M W . fol.C.IN . I. J. Morris K. B Tcckkr . Fratres io Uo'vzrS'tate Class of ivnr. B A . B K B.K. . Ml). . Ml). . BA. . Nashville. Tenn. Nashville. Tenn. Waco, Texas. Paris, Texas. Smyrna. Tenn. Rohkrt C. Patterson Class of iqo6 .... B.A. . . . Nashville, Tenn. W. K. Norvki.l. 1r . B.S. . . . Nashville, Tenn C. P. CoNNHI.I . B.K. ( . P. Thrcston. 1r. . . . . B.S. . . . Nashville, Tenn. J. M. Jenkins, Jr . . . B.K. . . . Wctumpka. Ala. W. M. Merritt Ml). . . . Jackson, Miss. M. (.1. Lipscomb ... . . . . LL B . . . Nashville. Tenn. i 7 Clou of IVO} J. K. Mathis . . B.A. . . Memphis, Tcnn W. H. Lkiir . . . BE. . . Waco, Texas. S. R. Sanford. 1r . . . BE. . . Nashville. Tcnn. I). R. Sturiii.rkiri.i . Ik . . . BE. . . Nashville, Tcnn. W. A. Bknson . . . BE. . . Nashville. Tcnn. R. W. Knight Nashville. Tcnn. W. T. Mkrritt . . 1)1).S. Jackson, Miss. E. W. Graham B.A. . . McKenzie. Tcnn. Clast of ivom |. J. Vertrkiis, Jr. . .... . . . B.S. . . Nashville. Tcnn Lr-:wts Tii.i.max . . . B.S. . . Nashville. Tcnn. E. J. Wai.sh . . . B.S. . . Nashville, Tcnn. W. A. Cunningham . . . B.S. . . Nashville. Tcnn J. I). Andrkws, |r . . . BE. . . Nashville. Tcnn. C. L. King B S. Louisville. Ky. J. J. King . . . BE. . . Louisville. Ky. J. S. England . . . B.S. . . Decaturville. Tcnn. Active Chapters Alpha—Miami University, Oxford, Ohio. Beta University of Wooster, Wooster, Ohio. Gamma—Ohio Wesleyan University, Delaware, Ohio. Epsilon—George Washington University. Washington. I). U. .eta—Washington and 1 .ee University, Lexington, Va. Eta University of Mississippi, University. Miss. Theta Pennsylvania College. Gettysburg, Pa. Kappa—Bueknell University, l.ewishurg. Pa. Mil—Denison University. Granville. Ohio. Lambda Indiana University. Bloomington, lml. Xi—Do Pamv University. Greencaslle. lml. Omicrou Dickinson College. Carlisle, Pa. Rho—Butler College, Irvington. Ind. ’hi—Lafayette College. Easton, Pa. Chi Hanover College. Hanover, Ind. I’si University of Virginia, (’harlottesville. Va. Omega—Northwestern University, Evanston, 111. U Active Chapters - Continued Alpha lpha Hobart College. Geneva. X. Y. Alpha lit 'la University of California. Berkeley, Cal. Alpha Gamma Ohio State University. Columbus, Ohio. Alpha Epsilon University of Nebraska. Lincoln. Neb. Alpha .tla Beloit College, Beloit. Wis. Alpha Eta State University of Iowa. Icnva City, Iowa. Alpha Theta Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Boston. Mass. Alpha lota Illinois Wesleyan University. Bloomington. Ill Alpha Xu University of Texas. Austin. Texas. Alpha Lambda—University of Wisconsin. Madison. Wis. Alpha AT—University of Kansas. Lawrence. Kan. Alpha Omicron—Tulane University. New Orleans. La. Alpha Pi Albion College. Albion. Mich. Alpha Kho—Lehigh University. Bethlehem. Pa. Alpha Sigma University of Minnesota. Minncajxdis. Minn. Alpha Upsilon University of Southern California. Los Angeles. Cal. Delta Delta Purdue University. Lafayette, lnd. Alpha Phi Cornell University. Ithaca. X. V lpha Chi Pennsylvania State College, State College. Pa. Alpha Psi—Vanderbilt University. Nashville. Tenn. Alpha Omega Lcland Stanford, Jr.. University. Stanford University. Cal. .eta eta—Central University. Danville. Ky. eta Psi—University of Cincinnati. Cincinnati. Ohio. Eta Eta—Dartmouth College. Hanover. X. II Theta Theta—University of Michigan, Ann Arl or. Mich Y« A m Columbia University. New York, X' Y. I appa Kappa— University of Illinois, Champaign. Ill Lambda Lambda Kentucky State College. Lexington. Ky. Mu Mu West Virginia University. Morgantown. W. Va. AT AT—University of the State of Missouri. Columbia, Mo. Omierou Omicron University of Chicago. Chicago, 111. Kho Kho—University of Maine. Orono, Me. Tau laic Washington University. St. lamis. Mo. Upsilon Upsilon University of Washington. Seattle. Wash. Phi Phi University of Pennsylvania. Philadelphia. Pa. Psi Psi- -Syracuse University. Syracuse, N Y. S Alurrjoi Chapters Atlanta. Baltimore. Boston. Chicago. Cincinnati, Cleveland. Columbus. Denver. Detroit. Indianapolis. Kansas City. Los Angeles, lamisville, Milwaukee. Nashville. New Orleans. New York. Peoria. Philadelphia. Pittsburg. St. Louis, St Paul. Minneapolis. San Francisco. Springfield, 111., Toledo. Washington. I). C. i 9 1 11 I i Sign? Nu Founded at Virginia Military Institute in iS69. Colors—White. Black and Old Gold. Flower-—White Rose. T Chapter List f'lrM Divhion I'i Lehigh University. Bethlehem. Pa. Bela Rho—University of Pennsylvania. Philadelphia. Pa. Beta Sigma—University of Vermont. Burlington, Vt. Gamma Delta Stevens Institute of Technology, iloltokcn. X. J Gamma Epsilon—Lafayette College. Kaston, Pa. Gamma Theta—Cornell University. Ithaca. X Y. Suconil Division Lambda Washington and Lee University. Lexington. Va. Signi,1 Vamlerhilt University. Nashville, Tenn. ’si—University of North Carolina. Cha|K l Hill. X C licta Tan North Carolina A M College. Raleigh. X C. Gamma Iota—State College of Kentucky, Lexington. Kv. Third Division Ah 1 University of Georgia, Athens. Ga. Theta—University of Alabama. Tuscaloosa. Ala. Iota---Howard College. Hast Lake. Ala. Kappa North Georgia College. Dahloncga. Ga. Eta—Mercer University, Macon. Ga. A i—Kmorv College. Oxford. Ga. Heta Theta— Alabama Polytechnic Institute, Auburn, Ala Gamma Alpha—Georgia Institute of Technology. Atlanta. Ga. Fourth Division Epsilon—Bethany College. Bethany, W. Va Beta Beta—DcPamv University, Greeneastle. Ind Bela Xu Ohio State University. Columbus. Ohio. Beta .eta Purdue University. Lafayette, Ind. Beta Eta—-University of Indiana. Bloomington. Inti. Gamma i’i University of West Virginia. Morgantown, W Va. Beta lota—Ml. Union College, Alliance. Ohio. Beta I psilon—Rose Polytechnic Institute. Terre Haute. Ind. K! fifth Division O'aniiNd Gamma Albion College, Albion, Mich. Gamma lit tit Northwestern I’niversity, Kvanston. Ill 6ammn Lamlnht University of Wisconsin. Madison, Wis Gamma Mtt- University of Illinois. Champaign. 111. (jitmiitit Xu- University of Miehigan, Ann Arl« r, Mieh Gamma Rlio—Cniversily of Chicago. Chicago. 111. Delta Theta—Lombard University. Galesburg. III. Sixth Division Beta Mu—State University of Iowa. Iowa City. Iowa Gamma Si tint a Iowa State College, Antes. Iowa. Srvpnlt Division ,Vj University of Kansas. Lawrence. Kan Rho—University of Missouri. Columbia. Mo. Beta At William Jewell College. Liberty. Mo Gamma A: -School of Mines and Metallurgy, Kolia, Mo. Gamma Omicron Washington University. St Louis. Mo. Lighth Division I 'psilou—University of Texas. Austin. Texas. I’ht—Louisiana State University. Baton Rouge, La. Beta Phi—Tulane University. New Orleans. La. Ninth Division Gamma Eta—State School of Mines. Golden, Col. Gamma Kappa University of Colorado, Boulder. Col. Tenth Division Gamma Chi—University of Washington. Seattle. Wash. Gamma .eta—University of Oregon. Kugcne, Ore. Gamma Phi—University of Montana. Clsvsnth Division Beta Chi—Leland Stanford. Jr.. University. Stanford, Cal. Bela Psi—University of California. Berkeley. Cal. Alurpoi Chapters Birmingham. Ala.; San Francisco. Cal.; Pueblo. Col.; Denver, Col.; Atlanta. Ga.; Chicago. 111.; Davcn| ort. Iowa; Dcs Moines. Iowa; Louisville. Ky ; Shelbvville. Kv . Baton Rouge. La.; Boston. Mass.; Kansas City. Mo.; St. Louis, Mo.; New York City; Charlotte. N. C.; Salisbury, N. C.; Columbus. Ohio; Cleveland. Ohio; Dallas. Texas; Seattle. Wash.; Milwaukee, Wis. ■D Sigrr) Chapter of Sigrn fiu Dk T V Mkni.ks. Sigma I)k R E. Fort. Sigma. | T Wii i.iams. Kappa L. J Lovi.ntiial. Sigma. F.atres io UrUe I Blanton. Sigma. E. Sinclair. Beta Omieron. T. E. Wi a i iikriiolt. Beta Beta. GkorGB A. Schwab. Beta. John V. Cociiranb, Omieron. Jonks. Sigma. R. C Jonks, Sigma. S R Wkavkr. E Ionks, Sigma. Fratres io Facultate J T. Erwin. Fellow and Assistant in Mathematics Martin Robkrts. Assistant in Drawing. Frank F Frantz. Fellow and Assistant in Romance Languages Frank F. Frantz J. T Erwin . . Graduate Students Dale ville. Va. R C. Jonks. . . Greenville. N i' Ernkst N. Tillkyt Cl« of 005 J R. Watkks. B A Florence. Ala Martin Roukrts. B E Marvin I M Swain. Ph.C. . Paris, Tenn. Li.oyd 11 Bcrns. B A JI ssK M 1‘oKl M. B A IIknky Gordon Damon. B Ei.iot Jonks. B A. . . . C1« Columbia. Tenn. Paris. Tenn. . Corsicana, Texas Nashville. Tenn J 11 Bai i ms. B 1 of i‘ o John V. Clifton. 1.1. B. Marry F. Ambrosk. 1.1. B Edward T. Prick. B.A. 11 M Roiikrson. Ml). . New Market. Md. William B Bryan. . Mattiikw C. Rkdmond Cl«ss of IV07 Columbus. Miss Pali. Z. Conrad .... Floyd. La Aaron Wii.lby Christian Ernkst C Wp.bii . . Richard C Clark . Chari.ks B Kathkkly Cl.. of l )On Webb City Mo Tupelo. Miss Nashville. Tenn Matt. J L. Hoyk John W Ckcil J It. Howard . Nashville. Tenn. Durham. N. C. Nashville. Tenn Mansfield. La. Nashville. Tenn. Macon. Miss Pikeville. Tenn Talley. Tenn. Nashville. Tenn. Newton. Miss Cross Bridges. Tenn. Mt Pleasant. Tenn. Pi Kappa Alpha Founded at University of Virginia March, 1868. Colors—Old Gold and Garnet. P Active Chapter Roll Alpha—University of Virginia. Charlottesville, Va. Hot,i Davidson College. Davidson, N. C. C,iimmi William and Mary College, Williamsburg. Va. .ola University of Tennessee, Knoxville. Tenn. Eta Tulane University, New Orleans. La. Theta —Southwestern Presbyterian University. Clarksville, Tenn Iota—Hampden-Sidney. HamjMlcn-Sidney. Va. Kappa—Kentucky University. Lexington. Ky. Mn—Presbyterian College. Clinton. S C. u—Wofford College. Spartanburg. S. C. Omicron Richmond College. Richmond. Va. Pi Washington and 1-ec University. Lexington. Va Kho—Cumberland University. Lebanon, Tenn. S giiM Vanderbilt University. Nashville. Tenn. Tau University of North Carolina. Chapel Hill. N C. Cpsilon Alabama Polytechnic Institute. Auburn. Ala. Phi— Roanoke College. Salem. Va. Chi University of the South. Sewanee. Tenn. Psi—Georgia Agricultural College. Dahlonega. Ga Omega Kentucky State College. Lexington, Ky Alpha Alpha Trinity College, Durham. N C. Alpha lieta—Centenary College. Jackson. La. Alpha Camma—Louisiana State University. Baton Rouge. La. Alpha Pella Georgia School of Technology. Atlanta, Ga. Alpha Epsilon -North Carolina A. M. College, Raleigh. N C. Alpha eia—University of Arkansas. Fayetteville, Ark. Alpha Eta—University of Florida. Lake City. Fla. Alpha Theta—West Virginia University. Morgantown. W. Va. iW Alurpoi Chapter? Alumnus Alpha—Richmond. Va. Alumnus II eta—Memphis. Tenn. Alumnus (iamma White Sulphur Springs. W. Va. Alumnus Della—Charleston. S. C. Alumnus Epsilon—Norfolk. Va. Alumnus .eta—Dillon. S. C. Alumnus Eta New Orleans. La Alumnus Theta Dallas. Texas. .Alumnus lota—Knoxville, Tenn. Alumnus Kappa -Charlottesville. Va. Alumnus EimbJa Opelika. Ala. Si ro Chapter of Pi Kappa Alpha Kslablished 1893. Re-organized 1897. J. D. Jacobs A H. Andkrson LOfIS I.KHWll'll J. 11 Tl’RNKR Fratr?s io Url c Makkv Woodsidi I’ai 1. W. Hoggins John W. Morton M. II Whir W. M. Andkrson T. K. I’ Woods J 1 Armstrong I. M. Grisham S G McCi.krny Ciiar. Kogan Richard Ai.kxanokr Fratres in Kdwis Wii.kv, M A. . . .Instructor in English. Gordon Brown. Assistant in Chemical Laboratory. da St of 190.1 Gbo. II. Brown, B A. . . Springfield, Tenn. J. H. Brown. LL.B. . . . Columbia. Tenn. Spbnckk Adams, D.D.S. . Deeatur. Ala. Thomas M. Morrow . . . Decatur. Ala. Hknry 1 . Watkins, Ph.C. Nashville. Tenn. Facultate Clast of 1006 Gordon Brown. B S. . . Columbia. Tenn. Gi.knn Grit k, D.D.S . . Spartanburg, S. C. Clast of 1007 II. C Wai.khr, B.S. . . . Homer, La. Class of lOO t Kari. Wii.kkrson. C. K. . Cornersville. Tenn. Morris Adams. M l). . . . Decatur. Ala. tirj Phi Kappa Psi Founded at Washington and Jefferson College, 1852. Publications - The Shield, Grand Catalogue. Pocket Catalogue. History Song Hook. V ¥ Tennessee Delta Chapter Kstablishcd 1901. Lavender and Pink. Flouvr Sweet Pea. Fratres io Urbe Overton Lea. Sk Kohkrt Armstead J. H. Pai.i. I M. Bass. Jr. Jordan Stokf.s James Ciiamiikri.ain 11. G. Lipscomb Dcncan Kve.Jk. Jordan Stokes. Jk. Frank A Berry J. M. Bass James S. White T Fratres io Facultate ........................Professor of Moral and Mental Philosophy. Professor of the Law of Real Projicrty. Agency and Domestic Relations. V Fratres io Universitate Cl fist of tOOS L. S Mcli.vain. M l)., Cynihiana. Ky. W V. Woodcock. B.K., Nashville. Tenn Kirc.ENE R. Howard. LL.H.. Knoxville. Tenn. C. Motz. B K.. Lincolnton. N C. Ctax.t of IVOA L. A Sexton. M l)., Dversburg. Tenn. Jonii Baxter. B.S.. Nashville. Tenn. James H. Jamison. Jr.. LL.B., Nashville. Tenn. Clast of 1007 A Shields Aiiernathv. M I) . Pulaski. Tenn. Lewis L. Baxter. B.K.. Nashville. Tenn. W W11 iiersi'oon Hays. D.D.S., Nashville. Tenn. Class of 10071 Perdy Sanford Bailey, M l)., Warren. O. Coi.i.ins Denny. A M . B L Jrnc.ii J W Bonner. A M Roll of Active Chapters District I Pennsylvania AI pint Washington and Jefferson College. l nnsyJwnia Beta- -Allegheny College. Pennsylvania Gamma—Buckncll University Pennsylvania Epsilon Gettysburg College. Pennsylvania 7.tla—Dickinson College. Pennsylvania Eta Franklin and Marshall College. Pennsylvania Theta—Lafayette College. Pennsylvania lota—University of Pennsylvania. Pennsylvania Kappa—Swarthinore College. District II .Yew Hampshire Alpha—Dartmouth College. Massachusetts Alpha Amherst College. Rhodi Island Alpha—Brown University .Vfw York Alpha—Cornell University. .Yew 'ork Beta—Syracuse University. Xcw York Gamma—Columbia University. .Yetc York Epsilon Colgate University. .Yeti' York eta—Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute. District III Maryland Alpha Johns Hopkins University. l'iVg i a Alpha University of Virginia. Virginia Beta Washington and Lee University. Il ei Virginia Alpha University of West Virginia Mississippi Alpha—University of Mississippi. Tennessee Delta Vanderbilt University. Texas Alpha—University of Texas. District IV Ohio Alpha Ohio Wesleyan University. Ohio Beta- Wittenberg University. Ohio Delta University of Ohio. Indiana Alpha DcPauw University. Indiana Beta University of Indiana. Indiana Delta -I ur luc University. Illinois Alpha Northwestern University. Illinois Beta—University of Chicago. Illinois Delta University of Illinois. Michigan Alpha—University of Michigan i6« l)i Mr let V Alpha—University of Wisconsin. Il’i'scon.sMi Gamma—Beloit College. Minnesota icta University of Minnesota. Iowa Alpha—University of Iowa. Kansas Alpha—University of Kansas. A' hrasha Alpha University of Nebraska. California licta Lcland Stanford University. California Gamma—University of California. Alurnoi Associations Baltimore, Md . Philadelphia, Pa . Pittsburg. Pa.. Meadvillo. Pa.; Buevrus, Ohio; Lancaster, Pa.; Omaha. Neb ; New York City; Newark, Ohio; Buffalo, N Y.; Washington. I). C.: Johnstown. Pa.; Cleveland. Ohio: Springfield, Ohio ; Kaston. Pa. ; In liana| olis. Ind.; Boston, Mass.; Seattle, Wash.; Duluth. Minn.; Anderson. Ind.; Chicago. Ill : Minniajxdis. Minn.; Denver. Col.; Portland. Ore . San Francisco, Cal.; Columbus, Ohio; Cincinnati. Ohio; Toledo, Ohio; Kansas City, Mo. Alurnoi Club Harvard, M VS 0 V.M- Phi Kappa Sigrpa ICstablished in the University of Pennsylvania in 1850. Flower -Chrysanthemum. Chapter Roll Colors -Gold and Black. Alpha University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia. Pa. Delta—Washington and Jefferson, Washington, Pa. Cpsilou Dickinson College, Carlisle, Pa. eta Franklin and Marshall College. Lancaster. Pa Eta University of Virginia. Charlottesville. Ya. Iota—Columbia University. New York, X. Y. Mu—Tulanc University. New Orleans. La. Rlto—University of Illinois. Champaign. 111. Tau — Randolph-Macon College. Ashland. Va. I 'psilon—Northwestern University. Kvanston. 111. Phi- Richmond College, Richmond, Va. Psi Pennsylvania State College, State College. Pa Alpha Alpha Washington and Lee University. Lexington, Va Alpha Cannna University of West Virginia. Morgantown. W. Va Alpha Delta—University of Maine. Orono. Me Alpha Epsilon Armour Institute of Technology. Chicago. Ill Alpha .eta University of Maryland. Baltimore. Md. Alpha Eta College of Charleston, Charleston. S. C. Alpha Theta University of Wisconsin. Madison. Wis. Alpha lota—Vanderbilt University. Nashville, Tenn. Alpha Kappa—University of Alabama. Tuscaloosa. Ala. Alpha Lambda -University of California. Berkeley, Cal. Alpha Mu Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Boston. Mass. Alpha Xu—Georgia School of Technology. Atlanta. Ga Murooi Chapters Philadelphia New York, Chicago. Baltimore. Pittsburg, New Orleans. Richmond 1 to Alpha Iota Chapter Ksiuhlishetl u o.‘ A Fratres in Urbe Hon I’ M Kstks Alkrkd T Lrvinb Harry Andkrson Dr Louts Lkroy 15 W. Sturm Frater in Fucultate Loris Lkroy, M I).. Professor of Histology Pathology ant! Bacteriology in ihe Dental anti Pharmacy Departments Fratres in Univer itnte Cl of 1905 W M Cook, li A Santa He. Tenn. K M Pii'KiN, It A Pine Bluff. Ark A L Howards. B S Martin. Tenn. C, M SiMfsoN. B-l) Camden. Miss Cl« of 1900 K. L. Am hi kfi. H A. ilirkman. Ky. M. It Harrki.. It A Celeste. Texas W. V Crutciifip.i.d, B A Nashville. Tenn. A N Nash. M l) Dallas. Texas A li Gray, M I) Nashville, Tenn. ( It A. Turnkr. M D Nel ville. Tenn J. 11. Yount, M l). . . . Yount, Mo. Cl ' ol 1907 W. M Hinton. M S . . . Nashville. Tenn. W.m.tkr Minton, B.A. . . Nashville. Tenn Clitft of 190 H. 1). Dozikr. B.A t'h.ajH'l Mill. Tenn. A M Sornv. It A Del Rio. Texas T II. Mkkk, B.A. Martin. Tenn. A T. Sr 111.RTT, M l) Suinerlon. S. t'. 170 Deltas Sigroas Deltas Pounded at Universit y of Michigan. Ann Arlwr. Mich., in iSS.v Colors--Tur |Uoisc Blue and Garnet. K.UTA t'll.UMKK Ksr.uiusin.il 1896. Clan tops A Lawson, Jk................Grccnsltoro. Ala. R. C. Snow...................Memphis. Tenn. ('iias. T. Love ............Gallatin. Tenn. SS’.m. K. Wai.kek............Rowesville, S. C. M. T. McNbii.............. Nevada. Mo. Cuas. II. Young .............Due West. S. C. Class 1906 Otis (). Brock..............Brock. Miss. O. X. Morgan.................Tawanknec. Texas. B. K. Burks...............French Camp. Miss. R. B. Niven ... Yazoo City. Miss. Gi.knn Y. Grikk . . . Spartanburg, S. C. M. L. Pakkkr.........................Beckville. Texas. SS’. B. Lofton..............Carrollton, Ala. Class 1907 John 1’. Glenn .............Spartanburg. S. C. W. A Siikktz. Jr. Nashville, Tenn. Fratres io Urbe Dk. Gordon White Dk. Thus. Brown Dk. Henry W. Morgan Dk W (' Gii.i.ksimk Dr. Is Is. Freeman 1)r. Walter White Dk. Jas. A Dale Dk. W I Sims Dk. Henry W Morgan Dk. Jas. A Dai.k Dr. W. C. Gii.i.i.si-ii. . Fratres io Facultate ..................Chair of Operative Dentistry and Orthodontia. Chair of Prosthetic Dentistry and Crown and Bridge Work. Chair of Bthies and Dental Jurisprudence. Roll of Active Chapters ¥ Alpha University of Michigan. Dental Department. Ann Arlx.r. Mich licta—Chicago College of Denial Surgery, Chicago. 111. Ganwta Harvard University. Dental Department. Boston, Mass Epsilon University of Pennsylvania. Dental Department. Philadelphia. Pa .eta University of California. Dental Department. San Francisco. Cal. Eta Northwestern University. Dental Department. Chicago. Ill Thet i University of Minnesota. Dental Department. Minncajtolis, Minn lot,i Detroit College of Medicine, Dental Department. Detroit. Mich. Kappa Vanderbilt University. Dental Department. Nashville. Tenn l.amfula Western Reserve University. Dental Department. Cleveland. Ohio. Mu—Tufts College. Dental School. Boston. Mass A m Kans.i- City Dental College Kansas City. Mo AT' Indiana Dental College. Indianapolis, Ind Marion Simms Dental College. St Ixmis. Mo f'i University of Buffalo, Dental Department. Chicago. Ill A‘ha University of Illinois. Dental Department, Chicago, 111 .Signal Pittsburg Dental College. Pittsburg. Pa. Tan- Ohio College of Dental Surgery. Cincinnati, Ohio Epsilon Washington University. Dental Department. St Louis. Mo. ¥ ¥ Auxiliari?? ¥ AtXII.IAKY Ai.i-iia At XII.IAKY Bur A At xit.iAKY Gamma At XII.IAKY Dl'.I.TA At XII.IAKY Kl'SII.OX Detroit. Mich Chicago. Ill MinneajMilis. Minn Philadelphia. Pa. San Francisco. Cal. At XII.IAKY I.AMIIDA At XII.IAKY 7.11 I A At XII.IAKY Kl A At XII.IAKY Tlll TA lndiana|tolis. Ind Kansas City. Mo. St Louis. Mo. Pittsburg. Pa. ■7l Alpha Kappa Kappa Founded at Dart mouth iSSS. Colors—Greei and White. Fratre? io Facultate I A Witiikrsi'oon. M I) G. II Prick. M I) , B.Iv. M S. G C. S.w W F. Gi.knn. M I). J T Altman, M I) R. S. I)oak. M I). William I Active AAerrjbers Clast of 190.1 M W Coi.cin, M I) Waro. Texas. (1. M Kvans, M I) T j Morris. M.D..............Dallas. Texas J .1 I.KNIZ. Ml). J 11 Yot NT. M 1) C. B A Tl RNKR. M I) B. F. Noi.kn. M I K. (' Mattiikws, M I . Clast of 1900 Shelhvville, Tenn. St. Louis, Mo. Wwlx rn. Tenn Clovereroft. Tenn. Brazil. Tenn. J R Yount.. M I). . W I) R It'll ARDS. M I R W Billinoto.n. M I) II. I . Travis. M.D. . . Hkrrkrt Rkspkss. M I). . O X Bhvan, M l I) R I’lCKKNS, M I) W T Patton. M I) Clast of 1907 Watertown. Tenn. II T. Ballkntink. M l) Bell Buckle, Tenn. W. C. McRkii. M l) New Orleans. La. W Iv. Coopkr. M.D. . 0 G Hamilton. M l) W G Bryan. M l). W. S. Lovb. M 1 Class Harrison. Miss. Shop Springs, Tenn Bertrand, Mo. of 190M J. ( Johnson. M I). W K. Giiadwick, M.I) I f Morrison. M.D. A OK. M.D. Littkkkk, A.M . M l). Waco. Texas. Due West. S. ( Roekwood, Tenn. Franklin, Tenn Paris. Tenn. Macon. Ga. Ramsey. Ky Trenton, Tenn. Mt. Pleasant. Tenn. Barlow. Kv. Beech Grove. Tenn Clarksville. Tenn. Roll of Active Chapter? r Alpha- -Dartmouth College. Hanover. X. H. licta—College of Physicians and Surgeons. San Francisco, Cal. damma Tuft’s Medical School, Boston. Mass. Delta University of Vermont, Burlington. Vt. Epsilon -Jefferson Medical School. Philadelphia. Pa. .eta—Long Island College. Brooklyn. X V. lit a—College of Physicians and Surgeons. Chicago. III. Theta -Maine Medical School, Brunswick. Me. lota—University of Syracuse, Syracuse, X V. Kappa—Milwaukee Medical College, Milwaukee. Wis. Lambda—Cornell University. Xew V« rk City. Mu— University of Pennsylvania. Philadelphia, Pa. Yt Rush Medical College. Chicago. 111. , i Northwestern University. Chicago. Ill Omicron Miami Medical College. Cincinnati, Ohio. Ti -Ohio University. Columhus. Ohio. Rho- Denver and Dross Medical College. Denver. Col. Sigma University of California. San Francisco, Cal (in—University of South, Sewanee. Tenn. I'pstlou University of Oregon. Portland. Ore. -University of Nashville, Nashville. Tenn. Chi Vanderbilt University. Nashville. Tenn. I si University of Minnesota, Minnea|x lis. Minn. Omega—University of Tennessee. Nashville. Tenn. Alpha licta- Tulanc University. New Orleans. La. Alpha (lamma University of (h-orgia. Augusta, (la. Alpha Delta McOill University. Montreal. P. O. Phi Chi Dr WAN Kvi , M A M I) . Liens K lit kt n. M I) Sami i i. S Bkic.c.s, M I) Owi s II Wilson, it K . J. A. (I A INKS, Ml). WC Dixon. M l) l)rwan Kvk. Jr II kkin • ton Mark. M I) Worcester A Bryan. A..’ Oi IN WLSI. 1 11 C, . M I) Black. Forest Ai.vin Bendy. Orville Taylor Dior.s. Graham Wall Ford, John Franklin G kl A Rl , UoHKRl Wsi., llorsTON. Andrew Basic: Pi Chapter IToItps in Focvilinie Sr...................................Professor of Surgery and Clinical Surgery Professor of Gynecology. Assistant Secretary. .....................................................Professor of Anatomy. I) . . Clinical Professor of Diseases of Children. Adjunct Professor of Medicine. Assistant to the Chair of Gynecology Demonstrator in Dissection ..................................................Demonstrator of Anatomy. I . M I). Adjunct Professor and Demonstrator of Surgery. Adjunct Professor of Chemistry, Assistant to the Chair of Materia Medica and Instructor in Physics. s Cl.. of 190? Kentucky . . Texas . Texas . . Texas . . Tennessee . Alabama Scam s. Sami el Webb Howell. John Blanch Kay. John II............ McCrorv. William Mercer McIi.vain. ICiigar Stanley Overton. John Perry, Alexander. Jr. . Mississippi Mississippi Tennessee Tennessee Kentucky Tennessee Tennessee ISI Cl. f l‘K)(i Gray, Arthur Howbll . Harwood. Thomas Kvbrbtti.. Jk Larc.kn. Douglas .... MiiKKin, Walter McDonald Mu x, Gkorc.k Wiinm i.d Tennessee . Tennessee Texas . Mississippi . Tennessee N'asii, Alhbri Wark . Frick. Roiikrt Hi.ack Shxton, I.kwis Alhkrt Troutt. Jamks Monrok. Jr.. Watson. Frbii Cbcii. . Texas Mississippi Tennessee Tennessee . Tennessee Clft'S of 1007 Hark. Hu Oil . . Hum. X. Dougi.k . Grizzard. Hinton Karl Jambs. Francis Todton Lkstkr. Hklford Smith . . Tennessee Texas Tennessee Alabama Kentucky Maddox. David Cami iikll . Kkkd. John Patrick . Sahi . Monrok Clayton Scalks, Hcntkr Lkdhkttkr Si'Bncbk. Charlks Kdwin Kentucky Alabama Texas Mississippi . Mississippi Class of Adams, Charlks Maurice Alabama H.mi.hy. Purdy Sanford . Tennessee BfcFORt THt rOO UGNTg |8 Par)- Hellenic Association A e rnber? I'm Delta Thkta I)bi i a Kaita I-.psii on Pi Kaita Alpha Delta Tau Delta I’m Kaita Sigma Sigma Alpha Kpsii.on Kappa Alpha Beta Thkta I’i Pm Kappa 1’si Shim a Cm Alpha Tau Omega Kappa Sigma Sigma Nit Council Officer? W. K. XoRVKI.I . - W V. 11. Raymond, J A .' C. C. Green, A 1'....................... 'resident. Secretary. Tnasurer. (i. B. Baskkkvii le, 'I' J « I’ ( . C. (iKEEN, A i' J. J. II EH.IN, I ; J. B. (i. Brown, II A I B. Kern, A I W. (). Batts, • U Innis Brown. J J K.nam K.lliott. I Til W. II. Raymond. J A : V. K. Xokvei.l. - ' II. M. Roberson. - K. R. Howard,' A V M. B. I Iakkell. ' A r 185 Ode on Intimation? of patrimony BY A C.O-EI . St ranee, blissful state. That I from the sad contines of my spinsterhood In ecstasy do contemplate. Oh. hasten thou Who hast delayed so lone Despite my own endeavors strong. 'Till all my hoj es. like one vast tlooil Are surging now. Oh. heavenly state, on thee Had my weak, men-sought sisters thought To found monopoly And throttle opjiosition. Hut I. a Co-ed. have their aim to failure brought By making competition. Since thou hast overlooked my education. That bans so fatally man's admiration And threatened me with thy sweet visitation. My soul is in a state of strange elation. For now can 1 regard with scornful eye That mocking student crowd who all passed by Nor thought to tarry. And say. pass on. ye foolish throng. For I can marry. Y« unbelieving, gaping crowd. Who didst proclaim with acclamations loud My single «loom. Nor ever tried To light the gloom My lot supplied. Behold! you did to your own selves a harm When in four years you found no woman's charm. Beneath the chrysalis of culture. From which at last set free. I shall come forth as womanly In likes, in passions, and in gentle arts As those who commonlv do win men's hearts. Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority Founded at DePauw University, January 27. 1870. Colors—Old Gold and Black. Ftouvr—Black and Gold l’ansy. College Chapters Jtlphn District lot,i—Cornell University. Ithaca. N V. LamMa University of Vermont. Burlington, Vt Chi Syracuse University. Syracuse. N Y Alpha Heta -Swart limore College. Swart him re. Pa Alpha Della Woman's College of Baltimore. Baltimore, Md Alpha Fpsilou Brown University. Providence. 1 I Alpha .ela Barnaul College. New York Heta District Alpha DePauw University. Greencastle. Ind. He la Indiana State University. Bloomington. Ind Cpsiton—Wooster University. Wooster, Ohio Eta University of Michigan. Ann Arlior. Mich Mu Allegheny College. Mead ville. Pa Pi Alhion College. Albion. Mich Alpha Cantina Ohio Stale University. CoUimlms. Ohio Alpha Eta- Vanderbilt University. Nashville. Tenn Alpha Theta University of Texas. Austin. Texas. Delta District Delta—University of Illinois, Champaign, 111. Kappa University of Kansas, Lawrence, Kan. Klto University of Nebraska. Lincrdn, Neb. Tan Northwestern University. Kvansville. 111. Cpsilon University of Minnesota. Minneapolis. Minn. University of Wisconsin. Madison, Wis. Gumma District Phi belaud Stanford. Jr.. University. Stanford. Cal. Omega— University of California. Berkeley. Cal. Alurooal Associations lota Kappa Allegheny, I’a Athens. Ohio. A'rr. Wooster. Ohio. licta.—Minne;i|X)lis. Minn Delta.—Chicago, 111 Mi. Kansas City -os Angeles. Cal. Gamma. Eta Mo Mt Vernon. X. V. -Burlington, Vt. lpjia Greencnstle, In l. Epsilon. -Columbus. Ohio. .eta Imlianapolis, I ml. M:i -Cleveland, Ohio. Alpha Et of Kappa Alpha Orrjicron Kstaiu.ishkd January 15. IIJO.J. Sorores io Urbe Stella Scott Vavciin Daisy Mai 11kmrnii.i Mamie Fierce Roberta DcBosk Monnkll Friiik Kleanor Roy Bieori) Martha Manky Josei’iiink U. M inforo Loiise Porter Banc. Laura Hayhs Flora Steel Marjorie Harrison Margery Kzei.i. Mary Lire . May Belli-: Sauki krs Ruby IIani.in . ICl.lZA iikth Ahams . Fuse Hanoi.ky Mrs. H C. Toi.mas Mrs. I T. McGu.i. Sorores in Facultate Stella Scoti Vacghn. Sorores io Universitate of 1905 Tennessee Louise Wilson Tennessee Maria Mason New York Louisiana Cln of 1900 Virginia Alice Clark Tennessee Cln a of 1007 Virginia Rosa Amiirose Tennessee Sophie Amiirose Tennessee Rachel Crook . Tennessee Nona Mcrrkli. . . . . Tennessee . . . . Tennessee . . . . Tennessee . . . . Tennessee Clnn of 1908 Alahania Rhtii Taylor . Louisiana Kate Ccii.l Tennessee . . . . S. Carolina . . . . Tennessee Patronesses Mrs. Tiiomas Carter Mrs. A M Harris Mrs. Bert Vocng 1 Theta Delta Theta Established 1900. Colors—Crimson and Cerise. Flower—Carnation. Mrs. Preston Vauciian. Ethel Filming. Sorores Margaret Beaty. Katk Ch adwei.l. in Urbe Stella R Rich. Caroline Lkvell. Mrs Merle Kline M vrv Kvalin Brown. Post-Graduates Margaret Collins Dknnv Nashville, Tenn Maui Mary Sanokrs . . Nashville, Tenn Saiim i; Siieekiki.d Luke . . Nashville. Tenn Elizabeth Chapman I)enn Nashville. Tenn. Frances Hardy Hammond . Nashville. Tenn. Cl« of 1005 Minnii 1.1 1 Nolen . .. Nashville. Tenn. Asm IIili m an Scales . Nashville, Tenn. Cln A of l‘)0 Katharine Rotiirock , Somerville, Tenn Lucy Dell Ross Nashville. Tenn. Kin n C. Logan . Wytheville. Va. Cl of 1907 Sckanna Hammeki.v .... Jackson. Tenn Cl of l‘)Oft Kona Oregora Mt Pleasant. Tenn. Mary Ai.i.ie Tucker Nashville. Tenn Eleanor May Heriges Nashville. Tenn. Honorary A enjber Love Branner Atkins. Patronesses Mr . John Daniei Mrs Richard Jones. Mrs. Collins Denny. Mrs. Leonidas Glenn. 191 THE I'KOHI.KMS OF THIS , || |.; I-KOVKO TOO MfCII FOK HIM. Alpha of Tennessee, Chapter of Phi Beta Kappa Established in 1901. Graduate Officers PROFESSOR lIl KlIKKT CUSHING Toi.MAN. I'll I)., D.D. Professor W 11,1,1 am Jamks Vaughn. 1.1.1 .......... Bishop Koukrt Kknnon Hargrove. I) I ................ Chancellor James Hampton Kirki.and, Pn.l).. 1.1. I) Professor Hiram Albert Vance. Pii.D. Professor John Thomas McGill, Ph D.................. Professor C. E. Little, Ph.D........................ President. V’iec- Presidents. ) Corresjionding Secretary Recording Secretary. Treasurer. Undergraduate Officers David Melville Smith. Jr ........................... Adelaide Lyon . ................................ M. F. Woodrow....................................... President. Secretary. Treasurer. Collins Denny Leonidas Chalmers Glenn Fratres in Facultate James Hampton Kirkland John Thomas McGili. Herbert Cushing Tolman William James Vaughn Lewis T Baxter Camphli.l Bonner Fratres in UrbC Ii. B Chappell Charles Kdg.vr Little Robt Kknnon Hakorove Lee J I.OVENTHAl. John J Tigkrt, Sr W II Wm Hiram Albert Vance Claude Waller Saiihi: Siieeeihi.d Liu I K I'Tsiikk Student A ernbers Adelaide I.von Mai d Sanders Kli .abktii C. Denny David Mei.vii.i.e Smith. Jr M F Woodrow 197 Roll o .-1 deibcrt.—Alpha of Ohio, Cleveland. Allegheny.- Kta of Pennsylvania, Meadville. Amherst. -Beta of Massachusetts, Amherst. Boston.—Kpsilon of Massachusetts, Boston Bcnodoin. -Alpha of Maine, Brunswick. Brou n. Alpha f Rhode Island, Providence California. Alpha of California. Berkeley. Chicago.- Beta of Illinois. Chicago. Cincinnati. -Delta of Ohio. Cincinnati Colby.—Beta of Maine. WaterviUe. Colgate.—Kta of New York. Hamilton. Colorado. Alpha of Colorado, Boulder Columbia. Delta of New York. New York Cornell. -Theta of New York. Ithaca. Dartmouth. -Alpha of New Hampshire. Hanover. De Pauic.—Alpha of Indiana, Greencastlc. Dickinson. Alpha of Pennsylvania. Carlisle Hamilton -Kpsilon of New York, Clinton. Harvard.- Alpha of Massachusetts. Cambridge. Havcrjord. Zeta of Pennsylvania. Haverford. Hobart Zeta of New York. Geneva. Iowa.—Alpha of Iowa. Iowa City. Johns Hopkins.—Alpha of Maryland. Baltimore Kansas.- Alpha of Kansas, Lawrence, Kenyon Beta of Ohio. Gambler. Lafayette. Gamma of Pennsylvania. Kaston Island Stanford. Beta of California. Palo Alto Marietta. Gamma of Ohio, Marietta. Middlebury.— Beta of Vermont. Middlcbury. Minnesota. Alpha of Minnesota. Minneapolis. Missouri. Alpha of Missouri. Columbia Ml. Holyoke. Zi ta of Massachusetts, Holyoke. Xebraska.—Alpha of Nebraska. Lincoln f Chapters A . .. York Cily College -Gamma of New York, New York. AY;. 1 rersily Beta of New York.New York. Xartk I'araliua. -Alpha of North Carolina Chaj el Hill. Xorthu-estcrn. -Alpha of Illinois, Kvanston O n't State.—Kjssilon of Ohio, Columinis. ’. nnsylvania Delta of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia. Prinoton Beta of New Jersey, Princeton Rochester Iota of New York, Rochester. Rutgers. Alpha of New Jersey. New Brunswick Smith Kta of Massachusetts, Northampton St. .ii.vrvu.. I.amlxla of New York. Canton Siearllwtare- Kpsilon of Pennsylvania. Swart h- more. Syracuse. Kappa of New York, Syracuse Texas Alpha of Texas, Austin. Trinity. Beta of Connecticut. Hartford. Tufts Delta of Massachusetts. Tuft's College tnion Alpha of New York. Schenectady Vanderbilt. Alpha of Tennessee. Nashville. Vassar. Mu of New York, Poughkeepsie. Vermont. Alpha of Vermont, Burlington. Walntsh. Beta f Indiana. Greeneastle. Wellesley. Theta of Massachusetts, Wellesley. Wesleyan Gamma of Connecticut, Middletown. William ,nul Mary. Alpha of Virginia, Williams- burg. W illiams Gamma of Massachusetts. Williams- town. Wisconsin Alpha of Wisconsin, Madison. Woman's 1‘ollege. Beta of Mary1an l, Baltimon Yale Alpha of Connecticut, New Haven Honors Prizes A rMed '0 1904 Acadkmic Department. Founder's Department Medal ............Caro Roiibrta Du Bosk................. Xashvillc. Tenn. Owen Prize Medal ......................Lucy Dki.i. Ross....................... Xashvillc, Tenn. Founder's Day Medal....................Loris Ci.ausiki. Pkrky ................Ridgeway. Va. R A Young Medal........................Hi xrv Wadk DuBosi.....................Xashvillc, Tenn. KXU. I X i: I! RIX 0. Db I A RTM B X V. Founder's Department Medal ...........I.ester Alvah Cherry....................Xashvillc. Tenn Hiblicai. Department. Founder's Department Me lal............Romxsox Ira Bakxi.it. B A (Florida Conference)..........................Sutherland. Fla. Owen Brize Medal ...... .Caroi. Vixckxt Laxius. B A (Central)—Palmyra. Mo. Elliott F. Shepard Prize..............E. Wadsworth Lipscomb. B.A. (Univer- sity of Mississippi)...........................................................Columbus. Miss. Founder's Department Medal...... Law Department Scholarships.... Law Department. Edward Joseph Smith.......................Xashvillc, Tenn. Wll.I.IAM lll.XRY SpRAU.KNS...............PoWCTS, Kv. John Bki.i. Tansil. B.A. (Vanderbilt).....Dresden. Tenn. M KDIC'A 1. 1 )K PA RT.M 8NT. Founder s jk-partment Medal............... Stanley Ross Tbaciioi'T................ Huntingdon. Tenn. Interne to t it y Hospital...............J Pharmaceutical Department. Founder's Department Medal ... .. .Jury Fisk Smith.........................Texarkana. Texas Max Bl(x mstein Junior Medal . Lawsox William Bobbitt............... Beebe. Ark. With honorable mention of James Long Rhea................................ McKinney. Texas. Dkpartmi xt or Dkxtistry. Founder's Department Medal........... Brils Boru O'Baxxox Morrison Bros Medal to the second in com- jx-tition for the Founder's Medal......... Henry W Morgan's Medal for the lx-st gold tilling..................................... R. B. Warrixkk.. M. B Varnado . Memphis. Tenn. Corinth, Miss Osyka. Miss The Unexpected V The sun had ceased to rise- in Hast, And shone lx th day and night. The moon stood still like Joshua's sun: The stars were always bright. Trees and plants grew in mid air. And seeds were sown in sky; Roses bloomed on telegraph poles. And water was now quite dry. Streams at last now ran up hill. Showers came from the ground; Snows and rains did fall right up And flood the skies around. Birds now swam the deepest seas. And fishes flew through air, Which often froze so very still They were imprisoned there. Man could walk across the skv. And wade through flamy tire Me could go through a thick stone wall. And cross the Alps by wire. The hottest heat of fire was cold. Things touched by ice were seared; All natural laws no longer worked. |. ,r • ♦ ♦ The Dean had cut his l card!!! 00 The Comet 1905 ANNUAL, PUBLIC AT I O N VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY SAI I 1 I Staff E litor-ip-Cbief EVERETT B. TUCKER.'05. A. i i mi« . Dialectic Society. Business Manager 11.1 I A M J. ANDERSON. 03. A i i wi Philosophic Society. Associate Editors •: SI I KIM EI.D l.l I K. B. A. (’041 Gkadlati:. FRANK V. Cl I AITKI.L. B. A. 03), '05. Kmjim i kin . JOHN LKK JAMES. A. B.. ’05. Bibmcai.. V. OI.1.1 I’ll A NT RENCHKR. '05. A« i i mk Cl I AS. HERMAN DEAN. ’05. Acadimic. CHARLES ALLEN I.LOVI). 07. A i i:mm . Editor M. K. WOODROW. ’05. Business A« aoAser H. W. KEY, ’05. Associate Editors IN MS BK ) V N. '06. M. A. BRADFORD. '06. A 1«. BLANKS. ’05. C. II. DEAN, '05. W. O. BATTS. ‘07. J. M. JENKINS, 06. Department Editors C. N. BRYAN, Law. J. V. TYLER. Theological. MARVIN BROWDER. Dental. E. P. SCALES. Engineering. W' W. M DONNELL. Medical J. A. SMITH. Pharmaceutical. S The Commencement Courier Published During Commencement by the Senior Class V Editor JNO. R W'ATKRS. Business A oa?er C. C. (iRKKN. Assistant Business A na?er 1). 1 . BROWDKR. Associate Editors K. B. Tucker ‘. CkUTCIII'lliLI J. M. COKLM W. H. Raymond J. L. Jamks J. W . IIOI.I.ANI) JIO Y. K. (iKKENH J. B. Si BI.ICY A. 1 Blanks J. C. Wake Miss I.ouisk Bam; Miss Asm: Scales Vanderbilt University Quarterly A RECORD OF UNIVERSITY LIFE AND WORK J. H. Kirkland, Chairman W. II. SciIVERMAX W. F. Tillbtt M. H. Lurtox .... W. L. Dudley . J. T. McGill . . 1). R. Stubblefield John II. Di-Witt . Charles C. Trahit; Edwin Wiley . E. B. Tucker General Publication Committee ............................Chancellor of Vanderbilt University ..................................Dean of Engineering Faculty ..................................Dean of Theological Faculty .........................................Dean of Law Faculty ................ . . Dean of Medical Faculty ..........................Dean of Pharmaceutical Faculty ......................................Dean of Dental Faculty .......................................Of Alumni Association .............................Of Alumni Association ...........................................Of Graduate Club ....................... Representative of Student Body Editorial Committee Frederick W. Moore. Chainmni Chancellor J. II. Kirkland Edwin Wiley M E. IIolderness, Business Manager in The Southern Historical Association ORGANIZED OCTOBI'.R I 7. I«S()J A Officers WlLLlAM K. Xorvp.ll. Jk John J Heflin Irby R Hudson . President Vice-President Secretary and Treasurer. Executive Corprpittee Wiu.iAM V Cruiuiuield, ( lutirmait. Gates P. Thruston, Jk. Roland L. Am berg. A err)Uers Edwin J Hamilton A. V. Xijai. Gates P. Tiikuston. Jk John J Hkm.in William 15. Xorvei.l. Jr T T Tahb John R Fisher Irhy R Hudson Edward 'I' Prick Walter K. Gkp.knk William A Jacohs Jp.sse H Sibley William W. CRurciiRiEi.n Millard 1' Woodrow Larkin 1. Crouch Roland L Amiickc Lloyd H Burns 21} The Southern Interstate Oratorical Association Established in 1690 A crrjbers of the Association University or Texas Kentucky University University of Virginia South Carolina College Vanderbilt University University of the South University of Alabama Vanderbilt’s Representatives 1891. J V. Moore (winner) 1898. X. F. Chairs (winner) 1S92. F. M. Thomas 1899. Cr. M. Pritchett 1 93. S R. Bland 1900. 1). K Lambuth 1S94. J. H. DeWitt 1901. J. S. Tilley 1895. W. W. Craig 1902. Paul B. Kern (winner) I 896. Hill McAlister 1903. V A. 1. am Beth (winner) 1897. J. J. McNally 1904. Hoyt M. Dobbs 1905. C. T. Tally jij Tb Dialectic Literary Society Officers First Term. Second Term. K. B. Tucker . President .... E. B. Tucker J. C. James . Vice-President . L. 11. Burns Ernest Lloyd Critic V. K. Green k |. C. Ransom L. H. Burns . Treasurer .... . L. II Burns T. L. Edwards . Chaplain .... . C. K. Campbell Sam Costen. Jr. . . Scrgcant-al-Arms . . . C. A. Lloyd H. 15. Adams, Jr. Lois Bkjack J. U. Butler L. H. Burns C. K. Campbell Sam Costkn. Jr. H. G. Damon A ernl ers C. II. Dean O. W. Dowd Tiios. L. Edwards R. R Ellison 15. W. Graham V. K. CiKliKNT. V. A. Jacobs 15. B. Tuck J. 0. James C. A. L 1.0 YD Ernest Lloyd X. I . Morc.an M. I . Morton C. I-. Owen R. E. Porter r E. E. Vann I. C. Ransom L J Rust D. II. Scales J. B. Sibley Max Souiiy 15. A Southard C. T Tally v Tennessee Debater................... Sewance Debater..................... Inter-society Debaters . Inter-society Oratorical Contestants . ....................C. T. Tally .................. Ernest Lloyd X. I . Morc.an and 15. 15. Vann C. T. Tally and W. K. Grei-.ne Philosophic Literary Society Officers G. P. Thruston, Jr. . T. T. Tabb .................. W. M. VINTON . ........... W. L. C. Wailes................. V. K. Norvell. Jk.............. J. K. ClIAPPELt................. President. Vice-President. Secretary. Chaplain. Sergeant-at-Arms. Critic. A e rpbe rs Anderson. V. J. Chappell, J. 1C. Cook. V. 11. Crutchfield. W. V. Dozier. 11. I). Hastings. I). C. Howard, A. T. Heflin, J. J. Harrki., M. B. McHenry, C. 11 Xorvell. V. E , Jr. Self. V. I). Patterson, R. C. Bryan. C. X. Amhkrg. R. L. Renchf.r, V. O. Stuart, D. S. Tansil. J. B. Kirn. P B. Taylor. I- X. Brown, Gordon Taylor. M. 11. Tabb. T. T. Thrcston. G. IV. Jr. Wailes, W. L. C. Webb, E. C. Winton, W. M. McHenry, A. Eaton, A. 11. McLean. M K. Meek. T. H. Christian. W. «■ Inter-Societv Debaters Tennessee Debater . Scwance Debater . Oratorical Contestants M. B. Harrel and W. E. Xorvell, Jr. ....................J. B. Tansil ....................W. H. Cook J. B. Tansil and G. P. Thruston. Jr. ji Young: Aden's Christian Association John R. Waters, ’05 Officers President C. C. Beasley. ’o8 Vice-President H. M. Shari , '06 Recording Secretary V. W. Crutchfield, '06 . Treasurer V C Hum.. A.B.. Stanford University General Secretary C. C. Beasley, ’oS . Corornittee Cbairroeo Membership R. L. Ambbrc;, ’06 . Meetings T. T. Tabu, '07 Prayer Groups Ciias. Lloyd. 06 Advertising G. R. Mayfield, M.A. Bible Study R. L. Wric.ht, A.B., Missionary W V. Crutchfield, '06 Pi nance II. M. Shari . ’06 Attendance 2l6 f] Ktc off Vanderbilt University Glee Club K I AliLISIII Il ityi « (Jus V. Dyk.r Anthony I . Bi.anks Francis 1 . Smart l . ( AMI ICON MoNTCOMKKY Paul I’inson Ciiaki.i:s C. Wasiibi kn . First Tenors C. C. Bkasi.ky. ‘oS A. !'. Blanks, ‘05 !•:. W. Carroll. ‘07 G. I). Ciiasr, '07 I. A. (i R ANN IS, '07 V. K. C.RIJRN, ‘03 . M. M krritt. ’oS K. F. Vaughan, '07 . . . President . 'ice- President . . . Secretary , . . . Treasurer . Issislant Manager . Manager amt Director Second 'Tenors I). C. Montgomkry, '06 K. C. Pattkrson, o6 I’AI I. I’INSON. '03 W. K. I’ORTKR, '05 I). S. Stkyvart, ’oS First Passes C. II. I kan, 05 C. F. Foucilii, '07 G. B. Gordon, 04 I’. Hank, '04 F, I . Smart, '07 Second Passes I’ai i Cami’Iii-'.li . '07 M. B. IIakri i.i., 06 M. B. Howli.l III, ' 7 W. .1. Osborni:. ‘03 J. B. SiBi.KY, '03 Morgan Smith, '06 So oists Chaki.i.sC. Washburn, Baritone Morton B. How 1:1.1. III. Basso (‘.oodyvin I). Ciiasi . Tenor C. Hi rman 1)kan. Baritone Paul Pinson. Tenor Kobkr v I . Vaughan. Tenor Quartette W. K. C.rki n. First Tenor I). S. Stkyvart, Second Tenor C. H. Dkan, First Bass J. B. Sibi.ky, Second Bass I’rokkssor A. M. Harris. Reader Milton Guy McCollum, at the Piano 221 Corornoclore Club OKl.AM l I) V Chapter A ernbers F. W. ClIAITKI.. B.F.. B. W. KKV, B.A. V. J. Anobkson, B.A. J. J. IIKEI.IN, B.S. W . II. K.W MOM '05 W. I. Noi.kk. B.E. J. B. SiHl.RY. B.A. C. C. GREEN. B.A. Ai.kx I’kkkv, M.l W. II. Cook. B.A. C. II. Dean. B.A. F. A. Black. M.l). M. F. Wool row. 1. Ii. Dunkak, B.F.. K. B. Ticker, B.A. Kenneth White. B.F.. W. M.Coi.oin, M. W. K. Porter. B.A. ’06 Inms Brown. B.A. II. K. Hai’1'1 i.. B.A. J. M.Jknkins, B.K. C. Montgomery. B.A. Mark Bkadkori , B.S. G. I . Tiiri sion, B.A. Hi . Hamilton. B.A. Nokvh.i . B.S. W. H. Morgan. B.S. M. G. Liescomii. B.A. J. S. Street. B.F II. Travis . M.l). Corr)rT)o Jor s ir the Faculty K. W. Moore W. L. Dudley M. F. lloi.OERNI.NS A. G. IIai.i. K. A. Bark A. M. Harris H. . Kir C. S. Brown University Gerrrjan Club Officers (lAkl)SKk LlPSCOMI) W II Morga.v. Jr. President Treasurer K. J. Hamilton W. H Cook Executive Corr7rnittee Cambron Montgomery Kknnbth White W. E. Norvbll.Jr. T. II lilTEKSoN A e ro b e r s F W. ClIAWEI.I. F. A. Hi.ack J. J IIeh.in B. W Kkv. Jr. G. 1 . Thrcston. Jr. Ii. G Thompson Alex Perry Kenneth White GARDNER 1,11'SCOMll w J Anderson G. M. Barrett Morton B Howell III I). C. Montgomery Herman Lkiir J K Matius W. II Morgan. |k. M II Taylor W II. Cook J. F Caldwell K. C. Patterson W. I. Xol.K.N G. G. Hamilton W H Parks W. K. Xoryell. Jr. Paci. Campbell ! K. Pickens H Ii. Haitkll W' II Raymond C. II Fielder M. W Colgin W. B. Bryan li, W Carroll W. K. Porter J. M. Jenkins S. K. Sanford Goodwin Chase John Baxter J. M Kyan Cii as. C. Green Ii. J. Hamilton Lewis Baxter 2iU Tb Ballad of the Fr sbroao's Vigi To Kalphe. the Freshman, spake Kid Jones In tones of wailing griefe: “The life of Browne has flickered out lie's now a fallen lcafe. “Will you to-niglite. with spirit kynd. Hard by his eothn dwelle. And keep the laste eterne watch O'er one we laved so wel?” “I'll glad lee go. the Freshman savdc, And by his lxxly bide. The coffin colde. that holds his stude. I'll gladlec watch Wsidc. At bier he stayed from eighte to twelve. Alone with feelings sore. Right by the coffin which contained The friend he'd ne'er see more. The moon hadde long ago gone doun. The stars hadde dozed to sleep. The feeble rays of lliek'ring lampe Through darkness scarce could creep. Amid the dethlce stillness grim A groan fro' coffin came- A groan, a erve. a piercing shriek A noise defying name. The coffin lid. with clanging sound. A gay nst the tloor did fall. A spectre wliyle. with fiendish look. Stood forth gaunt, grim, and tall. One glance at ghost the Freshman east. One glance—nor did he stay. Nor question aught the ghastly sprite. But swift Ice fled away. The door he cleared at one quick leap. The stairs he thundered doun, Traversed the hall, from window jumpt. And gained the open ground. His hair stood stitT. his even stood out: In agonizing fear lie fled from ghost, who followed faste. And nearer drew and near. At last, from fear and breathless haste Down in a swoon he fell— They picked him up he still had lyf - His soul was not in heaven. In Browne's owne room the goost himself In cap and gown” ap| earcd ; And followed then a tnerree feste. And speeches loudlce cheered. When wyn was passed, each one did drink. In a way good to l e seen. To the greenness of the Freshman Who was greenest of the green. 1:' Tv c View Points The C rrjpus and the Larger Life (RKINO THK RKFJ.RCTIONS OF A T.AHORINT. AI.I MNTS.) Did you ever notice that when a fellow has a spotless cinch in prime working order he always longs for something cosier, no matter how soft and supple his occupation or manner of existence may be? He soon forgets the steaming fragrance of the meadows around him and longs for the green-tinted pastures which lie in the hazy distance teeming with vast possibilities of success. Reflections of this type come to no man as they do to the gent who in his early youth started on a still hunt for lore and learning in the classic boundaries of college life and later wandered out into the mystic realm of real existence where father's check is sidetracked in the scrimmage, and he must dig for what his stomach craves. Without any desire to exploit my own personality. 1 might add that I, too. was one of the many who longed while yet wearing the toga of learning to snap the monotony of a college existence and break into the hectic struggle of wage-earning, where I figured that every draw would fill a straight flush. They say that a fellow can play winning poker in the game of life with any old hand if he only plays it right, but sometimes he may get caught out-bluffing against a pat hand, and then there is nothing to it but tin- wet sponge and the count. The decision and the gate receipts go the other way. While enrolled as a member of the dashing class of Xoughty-one at old Vainly. I dreamed of subduing the nations, using my two mitts and dome of thought for this purpose, but up to date no medals or crosses of honor bedeck my manly breast. Now 1 dream of the cinch that was, rolling on the rich grass beneath the lofty cedars and magnolias in the near vicinity of Science Hall, working on tin dope sheet while figuring out whether Mr. II. Tolman or Mr. (’. Denny had me down in their line-up for the day’s program of queries. In those days I deemed it would be better to starve in a great city or get moldy on bite's highway than to blow up on some monthly exam where I hadn't learned the signals, and so was liable to be thrown for a loss. Now I would esteem it richest bliss if I only had one more chance to explode so long as the rest of the menu was dished up on the side. The difference in and out of Vandy seems to be this: There you have to hit but sixty to stick, while outside you hit ,;oo or it is back to the minor leagues at a greatly reduced salary. Fumbles in those days were quickly forgotten, for you played before friends and intimate acquaintances, but 339 a bobble now starts tin- anvil chorus working overtime, and the best you get when you uncork a miscue is the worst of it. On one moody occasion 1 remember that Mr. J. I). Daniels touched off a fuse beneath a physic exam. I turned in. and yours truly was buried under the debris. 1 thought then I had fallen on the gory held of battle never to rise again, but the sensation was cheerful com- pared to that in these bizarre days when I take note of a big story on some rival sporting sheet where I had gone to sleep and forgotten to leave a call. The parental treasury stood for the first experience, but when I ducked the friendly cover of a roof that didn’t cover me at ten or fifteen per as they do these days, so long as 1 stand for the rate. I was forced to sign my own due-bills, and so woke up with a nauseating thud. While in college eager students dream of a silver-tipped future, and once without, they dream again of a golden past which vanished like the suds on foam when they oozed out of the well shaded campus. In college you seek to eke out a salaried existence, and once out, like the justly-celebrated archangel, you wish you had thrown out the grapnels when vou started to fall. Class iqoi. ’Twas Ever Thus She was youthful, she was fair. He an austere I h I .; He was aught but debonnair. She was coy as coy could Ik-. He reflected on the wherefore And the whence of the unseen, She was up on frills and fashions And on bridge and golf was keen. Vet the grave, august professor. With the suffix PhD., Put the proposition squarely Put it straight on Ix-nded knee. And by custom universal, Womanlike the maid said yea They lx-gan real life together On alxnil three plunks per day. Now the wife has put by fashions. ( olf and bridge have had their day Now she gives herself to trifles. Little troubles hold full sway. Now the grave, august professor Still is busy as can be Kmphasi iug propositions Put upon his bended kmv J.v ! KISSAM HALL A UfiHT BREH rAST The West Side Association Board of Director? Kkksk 1'oktkk. Officers . President 1 .un i Burns 1 'ice-President John R. Waters . . Seeref ny and Treasure . W'm. (). AAerrjbcrs BURNS, I.I.OYL) Porter, Reese BROW X, ioKDON 11 win r . K. |. Tansii., J. B. BrowN. INNIS Jacoiis, W'm. Waters. GOOD UOOKiNC, WESLEY HALL A Officer? ( S. KI W K I'ATRK k. M. na .i k. A WASSON. Assisi ant M anaci.k A ooitors K. V 1.1 l S )MH. ( HAIKMAS. I. lv. M KELLAR. J. C. RA1T. J. B. BUTI.lvR. 2U Officers ('. ( (irki;n President K. W. Potts Vice-President. 1'. K. Fkrklakd . . Secretary. M K. McI.iian . Treasurer. Academic Student ClIARLKS CaMPIIKI.I. CiKKKN Benjamin Witt Kky Mbnry Cordon Damon Morris Berlin Harkhi.i. David Oscar McCarn McDocgald K McLkan Kmhkkl Wii.uam Potts Akmand M Sociiy E |(lneerin|( Student' Francis Ki cks Frkki.and W11,KM KR HOUSTON PoTTS Wii.i.iam Herndon I,kiir 1V ■ 1 I ■ nl Depnrimpnl John I.rk Jamks Chaki.ks Tii.dkn Talley Pai i. Hkaiming Willis A errjbers Medico I Deportment Herbert Harnktt Monroe Clayton Sapp Ai.dkn Coffey Otto Hackktt Johnson Ai.iikrt Ware Nash Docc.i.as Larc.kn Vhrnon Blanks Powers IIari.ky I) Roach Orville Taylor Bundy Clarence Clifton Cati: Mkrciiant Wii.i.iam Coloin (ieori.e Moore Kvans John Franklin Ford Sk vki.i. Mi ki.i. I J Morris l.nw Dcpiirlment C. F. Ai.i.bn Thaddrus K. Taiib N Docc.i.k Bt in I’linrniKcy Deporlmenl Wii.i.iam Theodore Koch IIknry Mkrmas Bradford Robert IIi:nry Smith, M D Dvntul Depurlment Wii.i.iam Pleasant Dki.aiif.i.d Wai.i.is Milas Pai l Sa.mcbl Ryai.l Siiolars Louis Polk Jamks Watson Oito Nkvii.i.k Morgan Mosks Lrb Pahkkr Mississippi Club Fruit. Watermelon. Drink. -Persimmon Beef. Flower. Nigger Meads. Color Mulatto. Sony. “Wilkin on !e Levee. Official tnijonn. Black Belt Official Occupation, Crap Sliootin . Officers E. J Hamilton . . President. C. II l)KAN . ' • rotary. C. M Simpson . .... Vice-President. P 1) WlIKTSTONK . . . . . Treasurer A crobers Coon Dog urtd lAlnwl Ti|( r I. II Barxktt A S Camkron G V I)na;s W T Mkrkitt W M. Mkrkitt W. S. Moork R B Prick J Pritchard C M Si mi-son (1 C. Hamilton E. B McLain R P. Nkhlktt T F. Pa ink J C Wars P I) WlIKTSTONK O. Brock F E, Collins W B. Cowan J li Ei.lis Colton I'ii Kcr li I. Sc.lI.RS C S Fuci.kr C M Galloway E. J Hamilton M J L Hook J l: McCormick Convict A McDowbli. I) C Montc.omkry L E. N'iciioi.s R B. Nivkn G. M Bakrktv W B. Bryan E E. Bi rks K C Clark W H Cook J J Craig C II 1)1.AN W I. Fi.aki Nij'ilor Chotern P G. (‘.AMill.I J W. Harding J B. IloWKLI. J. G. Joskpii W B. Lacrknck S Lkwis W T McLain li. V Lipscomii R. A Mi:lyin’ I T McCakkkrty T li. Morris A F. Oiikll C. li. Sl'KNCKK C S. Stovall B II Tiioknk E. T Prick A M Ragan S. W Stalks J W. Sue LI. B Siiki.ton F R Sinolkton W R S Wll.llLRNl. C. O Williams 7 A C rt) b e r s Officers .1 .1 lion.in V.MIl .-M F. A Bi.aok 1'iVo I'ri’Sid' ! C A I.I.OYD Vuf-I’nrsidcnt. K I. Amiikro. Secretary K L. I.I.OYD . Trfaturer. | B Botlbk J. J 1IKII.IN Rov Ostll KX Paoi. Pinson G T Dbxton Y Mouki J B Si hi.by M F. Woodrow R I.. Am ukrg C. A. l.i.oYl C S Boswci.i. 12. I.. I.I.OYD J 12. ('iiappbli. C I.. King J J King NY 1 N’oi.kn T 11 l2pi BKSON M Pinson (' A (IosSKTT J. (’ Kai'P W 11 Sl’RAGI II B Stkaybk V C Ivi.I.ISToN K F WaI.TKK R NY Brandon C. S Camimiiu.i. J 11 Chism II S. jollNSON M H Sti art II T Bai.lantinb B. S. l.KSTKK I) C Maddox R I. Coiiii F A Bi.ai'K 12 S Moli.vain S II NY ki.o ii C. 12 Vaogiin V II Al.UKRTSON NY A RossiNo.ion J. II Major I. C. Yoono. NY OvBRSTRKKT .us I Office rs Charlhs H. Tiiwlatt ........ Kdgar M I’ipkin Kdward ( . Thompson li RUSH BaKRHTT .................. ’resident . Vice-President. Secretary. ‘rea surer e rn b e r s A(ndvinU • n«l 15il 1nol IvIM'.AR MaI.ONB PlPKIN. Jk Miss Stroud Mali. Charlbs Bookkr Tiiwkati Hknry Kush Barkktt Richard Marion IIhi.uxii John 1' Simms Ivi vaki (Iii.mhk Thompson Di ncan I- Mi Rak Marvin Poskv Morton Wii.i.iam Dknnis Ski.f l.«i w Mvdicol ICl.MKK ArTV Sot TIIARD Thomas Stkki.h Doktcii FokXIA 11 nvilINSoN ICstbl Ai,kx Townsend Ai.iri.i W, Wasson Sidnky T Spivbv EaKNHST BaI.I. ('l.KVKI.ANI) BUCHANAN 1 lol.LA A UGH ClIEST8R Ho VAKl) Me KNIGII I Siu.wyn Drummond ICmihrt English I.aikkrty Pharmacy Lawson Wii.i.iam Bohitt William Cordkr Alston Ciiristophi.k X Cantrkll William Hardin Craig Mvi.rkti Alpiionso Payni, Sigshkk Bookkr Latimkr Harkv Pointhr Matiiis Di'iiinl Ja.mks Walter Sikpiikns IIi.nrv Clinton Rushing John Macon McGill Wii.i.iam (Its Nash ICdmond Young Cloud Jlssk Lkk Wilson Thomas F Guthrik West Tennessee Squat] . ftist When tin- ll.md-i.ir hits M Kcir .io Oj'lieuil l’,wl Rain-crow 'ViWf I) Fcnncllc Officers H K Happki.i. S 1,. Fowi.kks Miss Nona Mlkkkli. A I. Kowakos . . ’resident I ice- ‘resident Secretary Treasurer. ri-Monm'x 11 IVmj; 11 M SlIAKPI: V II Parks E. XV Gkaiiam 1. 1C Hammons X 1 Morgan R A Jkrman Performers i n K. 1 i i 11 1) Hastings C. H Fii.i.olrs M Stkklk II II lltl.l. II Travis (J M Mki'x A F. Jones V. Hobson I M McSwain H. W. Gkaiiam Performor In KinH III S 1. Fowi.kks I.. Taylor V K I'ortkk T II M BEKS J. H Tansii. J. K. Matiiis C |'r Clo r l J. M I’oKt'M Vails Moori. Duri«(i nt MclVonzie S. COSTKN Cluiinnl outnide lii|f trnl Rbo Taylor E veped B Maskhrvii.i.i Equestrienne Miss Katiibkink Kotiikock m,ss Sihana Hammkrly N ’ x 1 Stop Hollow Roch 2 to ALABAMA CLUB Music—“At l he Bottom of Old Tom I «ghee. Official liird—Sni|H h'lmvcr Jimson V. Yell. Don't care! Don't care! Don’t jjivc a Alabama! Alabama! Old Alabam! Officers J. M. Jenkins, Jr. . . . Starter. j R Waters.............Vice. Bai l Klviri Rlnciii k Yh and Pencil A T. 1 low ard .... Cash Drawer. Ushers R B. Murphy S M. Adams K. M Guthrie J. R Waters E. E. Vann V.m. McDonald J. C. James 1 T. Jamhs J. V. West T Butbnshon V. 1: TURNIPSEED T G Morrow, |r. W T. Beavers A. L. Houston F. W. Webster Miss Run Long Crook . J C M. Adams G E. Bogart B L. Green R R Ellison V. L. C. Wailbs B. T. Wailbs T. K. Gamble W ClIKSTNUTT C. G. Dii.lakd I L. Mili.hr V T Stone 1. 1 . Siikll E. Binford L. B. Green 11 W. Fuller J. W. Hearn W R Middleton A 1 . Williams W. B. Price C. . Hudson T. T. Guthrie B. T Jackson A W Metcalfe J. P. Reed M P Hughes C Griswold C. B W. B. Lofton Miss Rum Hanlin J. W Jones J. W. Morland Feagin V. V. Florence A Lawson E. W McNeil -■«i Officer? Henry Ci.ay Walker. Jr. . President. Miss Klizahetii Ai . ms . , hirst Vice-President. Anthony Faulkner Hi.anks Second 1 'ice-President. Mattiik v Cook Redmond Secretary. Ei.US A IIokepaiir . Treasurer Ardoin, Vvks Bernard. Adolph Arthur Clifton, John W. Doss, Wm Lafayette Doss, Alexander Kki.i.kk (■orton, Jose i ii Marion («orton. Levin Waii.es Hopkins. Fenton McCullough Martin. William Battle Mi Henry. Armani (1. McHenry, Care Hoi.hrook Ory, Oscar Joseph Parrish, Buford Reed. J Wilson Reid, Wkhitman 'I'. Smith, Morgan Mason. Miss Maria Henderson Sweeney. Ai.vi.n Randolph Stuart. James I livKKETT B. Tucker Mary V. I.m: . . First Lady of the Land Yates Moore...............Vice-President Officer? President. Jas. S. England Lawrence Lire . Marvin P. Morton Postmaster-General. . Attorney-General. Secretary of State. C. ( OSTEN . . Speaker of the 1 ouse Fix jar L. Peoim.es Chief Justice . G. Gamble . . . Sergeant-.- H-. rms. A. . Bernard . . Secretary of War ARD V. Graham Thomas L. Howards, Chairman Ways and Means Committee. C laplain « f the Senate M K A err) ber? K ' 1. K 1. 1 1 It TICKKK A l C c c J A M K S S E N C, I. A N 1) l V L A S K !’ A G A C c c THOMAS 1 1 I) W A K 1 S 1 V A 1 u K c M A Y N K M W i. c t: A A E 1. I c c 1 A T r N C V r. Y K C 1 It S M K C r, ; 1. - K o O k A () K M l 1. s A M 1 1. N ) 1 1 1' 11 15 I. 1 A i o 1 I- A 1. K 1 K k N K M E S K l K 43 Brzvnbarp 2vo l Hughes ©lub Officers G atb$ I Tiiruston. Jr l‘resident. John- Thompson...................Vice-President Wii.i.iam ) iis . Secretary and Treasurer. A erT7l crs W M Cook ' V. CrUTCHKIRLO C A M ISKON M ONT0 IMKK S Gatks 1’ Tiirpston, Jr. Wll.l.lAM I oLKN JoSKPII A STKKRr Mn.ton Sthki.i: R V. Tirnkk. Jr t' N' Bryan Wii.i.iam O Batts Frank Smart Lb.xib Raosdai.k Thkodork T Tahb Kdwakd Thompson Wll.l. WlNTON WaI.TKR WlNTON Frank Osborni: Job I.ackky Martin Mkaciiam Mok.u k H. Hri.i. Roiikrt Vait.man Roy W. KNir.nr Joiin Ckcii. Howard Do .ibk Cbcii. Hwinc. Marion Gorton Wailbs Gorton David Hastings Thomas Fitk Fainr John Thompson. Jr RfTH Nirimi.s John I.. Craig Ja.viks R Mavcood Wai.kkk Iv. Hobson John McGii.i. GKOKf.lt T. Hi;ghks u t Cl.ARENCI I’ C‘oNNEI.1. Morton IIowkix Vice-President. Treasurer. FrankS --- ------EG P High School Club Officers . President. James T Howinoton Secretary. Katie Guill A crpbcr5 Eckles Thomas Keeling James Howinoton lirc.KNK Lockhart Ernest Li.ovd Rosa Ambrose Sophie Ambrose Martin Roberts Lutei.i. Rust Adelaide Lyon Andrew Benedict Moi.i.ie Twksky Anne Scai.es Katie Lot- Cambbku. Lida IMcton Neii. I . Cl I.I.OM George Socthc.ate Wilson Woodcock IS- G. Talley Clarence Connell Morton Howell Artiicr Frank Lucy Dell Ross Katie Gi ill Golda Tugkndricii Robert Harvey So i'll ie Waliikirch Mary Belle Saunders Louis Rankin’ S.mdee Luff Louise Bang Flea nor Heric.es Fuse Handly I) A Gregory W. H Allen Will R ymond 2|i A L Goldberg. Jr Ira S. H rtman Webb S CH'-L Club 15. W. KEY.................................President I.LOYI) BURNS......................Vice-President BILL BRYAN.......................................Secretary ED. M. PIPKIN..........................Treasurer (?) Honor Roll M. T. Dincan.............................(Record) Quit kcst time to Bridge and return 'forced run)—A hour H. E. Haitf.i.i............................................ (Record) Caught between trains eighty-six times L. W . Ciiaitki.i............................. (Record) Warmed up at foot (i yrs. 180 per) Total 720 times I). S. Stcakt.....................................................(Record) Attended church (unprecedented) B. V. Kky...................................................Caught at Johnnie's 300 times (Highest Record) W. II. Potts......................Record for ‘'birch-attention''—860J times! (escaped during last scourge after 40 passes, . 1 application) C. C. Bkasi.kv............................................................Record for running away, 18 times . II. Mokgan..........................(Record) Swept big room largest number times, av. 1 times per week Sijbt Schoolers L. H. Bi'kss M. Pinson J. T. Claky V. A. Jacobs B. II. Ki.ycb M. K. McLka: 5tile-Builders 15. M. Ki.yck Y. R. POKTKK C. R. H01.T R. T. Rowi.ano R. C. Ci.akki: E.W. Potts Other SyrrjpMhizers S. S. M OI Y E. T. Pkicr Y. 15. I5KYAN M. C. Rkomoni E. C. Wkbb KXAM. AVERY ELLIOTT . . . . High Moon M. K. WOODROW • . . Vice {Literally) Moon FRANK KYLE.........................................................Xight-H'aUh TONY (?) BLANKS Other Satellites Full ococrally A ooos Half t oops Quarter A ooos W. J. Andkkson Frank Kvi.i. M. F. Woodrow Innis Brown . 1 . lil.ANKS B. T. Nolrn J. C. Brown G. (II AM 11.TON II. E. Pai.mkr A. W. Christian F. C. Hopkins S. C. Fu:mini, Full always) A ooos DarK A ooos A'Yooos io Eclipse J. R. Fishkr Exam. Ei.i.iott T. II. I'.I'I-KKSON J. R. Watkrs R. W. Biu.iNcroN S. L. Fowi.kks V. S. Lqvk 247 1’aui. Campbki.i. E. J. Hamilton E. A. Inoi.is Beau ? i05 School Club A Officers DANIEL It. BLAKE........................Chief Beau ERNEST M. WAKNKR................Vice-Beau ELLSWORTH SCALES . . Heau-Scriber and Purse Artist Officiat Song—None Officia Avis- None Official blower A one Official Yet — Ditto Sunday Callers E. W. (ioOI)l’ASTURK J. C. Ransom I). B. lil.AKIi Other Suitor? Flirts Rushers Akmasd Max Sontv !■ Howku. E. Waknkk Kl.l.swnimi Scai.ks Ill.NKY I.. BAIMHX RANK It. Hl.AKt I). Hu.1.man Scai.ks E. M. Vakni:k C. II. Kkanki.in liouncer . . . . T. It. ORAIIAM Gillespie Adams Henry F. Ambrose Hccii F. Bark V. A Benson Mark A Bradford Gkorgk 11. Brown John F Caldwell Winston Caldwell Goodwin I) Chase A W Chester Miss Ki.i .abetii Denny James S. Dunbar Miss Marc.arei Denny C. B Katiieri.y Glenn A Hali. Henry Hammond Allan F. Hinton Lawrence Lire Granville S. Lipscomb John Owsley Manier Walter S. More Miss Minnie Nolen Alex. Perky. Jr. Robert Rhea Deems S Riddle John M. Ryan Miss M.ude Sanders Sam R Sanford I). Melville Smith. Jr. Henry Stock ell I . Rankin Stubblefield Kdmund Walsh Joe Weaver Frank Webster Kenneth White John Vkrtrees y jS.e. Js., •Ai'W' (Pu -fy£ H -14 f Kr- .(.’.IV - {{+ £- KQaay z, h (' 8 'V-v )- ff -p g VXa'vx (P frfA 6 A f (An 4 ■ , ] XAt v. $ O-A f (x, ( (;( ftA Af A ( i w,f I • •a ' K S s s t .- t f li L ! --___________________(j Ta.fj l «-f A djU (fl (} A-4 '4 t I ] ofo. '1 if rtAA AA Ca aaUa J ‘ 4 i■ ' ' V V “ ’ 7 y ''f tr i; 4Y t s, 4+ y fAcr, A C, , o 1-- w-- ' -«. — ft- JZ22 ff r JUL KisW y o r .'p S' ' . v£, (S lscs' J! S s t yy d t0 -4y • .{ • • ty « ’n-Mp. s?S rs £ s a -- S' •‘ «-. ' 2 ff + r. C ip fp ij n jy ( ( '' ■ OtrfuA, ck i8H%p prr J IJ’.S { - . 4As-f. , sSs; o 5 . ■'-' !• -y . --JCU- ?{' fRgff4wy f)rr ' •JC' s a. ’ . , ✓ .., 4 «-• A?Z f U- ip{c .£ VDGaCV gy ®g . i88i-'8j T. I . Branch, Rockwood, Tenn. i885-'86 I!. ;. W'ai.i.kk, Morgantield. Ky. •I886 ''87 A. K, Ci.fmksi, Humlnildt. Tenn. i886 '8 — K. K, Ckockf.tt, I'nion City, Ton . 1887- '88— Frank Tavi.ok, Austin, 'IVxas. 1888- '8 V. S. KoskuokoL'Cii, Memphis, Tenu. |8 )-V)0—Jf.ff McCaks, Nashville, Tenn. iSqoVji II. K. Bf.mis, Jefferson, Texas. 18 ) 1 V 2 J. A. Robins, (iuntown, Miss. 1892-93 K. V. Ci.awson, Mt. Pleasant, 'Penn. I 3-Vi W . W. Gkaiu, Friendship, Tenn. 1891-95 W. R. Hkndkix, Nashville, Tenn. 1895 ’96 H. N. PiiakK, Berwick, La. itv ' ,7- Mvi.fs O'Connor, I.eiper's Fork, Tenn. 1897-98 1 ii 11. Cossii.I.. Nashville. Tenn. i8 8-'i).) S. V. (iAkdnkk, Memphis, Tenn. iSoo-'oo W. A. Wiiiti:, Anniston, Ala. 1 iioo- 01 F. S. Pai.mkk, Nashville, Tenn. 1901 -‘02 J. 1!. F.ixiKKTON. Lebanon, Tenn. 1902- '03 It. F. Cakk, Fulton, Ky. 1903- ‘04—ltKN Ci.aky, Bell Buckle, Tenn. 25a •Tie Vote Public Orator? ao J Debaters V ThaoKs?ivio? Debate. M. B. Harrell E. Norvell, Jr. X. I . Morc.an E. E. Vann Inter-Society Oratorical Contest 0. B. Tiiruston. J k. J. B. Tan si i. V. K. Greene C. T. Talley ?an Jerbilt-Tennessee Debate J. B. Tansii. C. T Talley Vao ierbilt-Sewaoee Debate V. H. Cook E. L. Lloyd If I Were Only Uncle Dud. If I were Uncle Dud I would have a team so line They would beat old Tandy's record in the days of '8y. As this team landed every game it might be hart! t do. But I would win all single scraps and double headers, too. I'd buy Flick and Bay and Keeler, give them jobs in Kissam Mall. Let them take baths or theology as long as they played ball; I'd hand Lajoie and Wagner a place as inlicld sulw; My regulars would make this pair resemble country dubs. My twirlcrs all would be so great, and all so hard t hit. That on the liench Jack Uhcsbro and McGinnity would si: I'd make Donovan ground keeper, let t‘y Young carry bats. Jim Collins would be water lioy and fan away the gnats. I'd make Bulliam secretary, let Ban Johnson keep the score; Jim Mart would sell my tickets, Barney Drovfuss watch the door. John T. Brush would handle cushions, (lurry Hermann peddle pop; Yes. if I were Uncle Dud. everything would l e tip top. I'd have Jeffries umpire balls and strikes in every bloomin' game. With llaekensehmidt as field umpire to make them all look tame; I would use but one outfielder—you can bet he'd be a bird Mis name is Kuropnlkin and he's fast, just mark my word. For mv battery. Kuroki and Oyatna would Ik- great. For Kuroki has a ball which puts the spitball out of date; It's called the Krupp Revolving Shoot. and when he lights the fuse It's a ease of Back to Mother with the awful, awful news. Just one infielder would suit me, and for this shining light I would sign up Cassie Chadwick, who nabbed everything in sight; 1 know she made a fumble and struck out her final game. But she hit around two million till her batting eye went lame. A team like this 1 guess would make the Tiger howl with pain. While the purple on the mountain's crest would have a blood-red stain; I he S. I. A A might raise a howl and cut up sundry capers. But there are others just as bad who've signed the proper papers i « HONOR COMMITTIT Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association I)r. V. L. Drm.i.v (Vanderbilt Prof. W. M Riggs (Clemsoii) Prof. Edward T Hoi.mf.s (Mercer) Prof. A. I.. Hosin' rant (Mississippi! Executive Cornroittce President Vice-President for the Carolinas Vice-President for Georgia. Florida and Alabama, and Secretary Vice-President for Mississippi. Louisiana and Texas. Vick-Ciian. H. L Wiggins (Univ. of the South Vice President for Tennessee and Kcntuckv Colleges of Association Ai.auama Polytechnic Institi' i i:. Auburn. Ala A M. College of MISSISSIPPI. Starkville, Miss A. M. Colli e.i. of Texas, College Station. Texas Ci.emson College, Clemson. S C Cgmbf.ri.ani Univbrsitv. Lebanon. Tcnn. Georgia Senooi. of Technology. Atlanta, Ga Kentucky State College. Lexington. Ky Louisiana Staii: University, Baton Rouge. La. Mercer University, Macon, Ga Southern University, Greensl oro. Ala. Trinity Uoi.i.egk, Durham. X (‘ Trinity University. Waxahaehie. Texas Tui.ane University. New Orleans. La University of Ai.auama, Tuscaloosa, Ala. University of Mississippi, Oxford. Miss University 01 Xasiivii.i i . Nashville. Tcnn University of hie South, Scwanec, Tenn. University of Tenni ssi.i . Knoxville. Tenn Vanderbilt Univi.rsitv. Nashville, Tenn Wofford Coli.ege. Spartanburg. S. First Annual Field Day Second Annual Field Day Third Annual Field Day Fourth Annual Field Day Fifth Annual Field Day Sixth Annual Field Day Seventh Annual Field Day Kighth Annual Field Day . Ninth Annual Field Day Aonual Field Days May 15. 1896 Winner. Vanderbilt University, May 15. 1897 Winner. Vanderbilt University . . May 21, 1S9S Winner. University of Georgia . . . May 19, 1899 Winner. Vanderbilt University. . . May 20, 1900 Winner. Vanderbilt University. May 18. 1901 Winner. University of North Carolina. May 10, 1902 Winner. Vanderbilt University. . . . May if . 1903 Winner, Vanderbilt University. . . . May 2i, 1904 Winner, University of Texas. 3 0 Nashville, Tenn Nashvilh . Tcnn. Atlanta. Ga. Nashville, Tenn. Nashville, Tcnn New Orleans. La Nashville. Tenn Atlanta, Ga. Austin. 'Texas Vanderbilt University Athletic Association Dr u Officers L. Dudley ..............President. Dr D U. Stckki.kpif.ld .... Vice-President. M K. Hoi.dkrnf.ss .............Secretory. Dr. R. B. Stkklk................Treasurer. Foot bull Tctim Thomas If Graham.................................................................Captain C C. Green.................................- Manager Mark Bradford......................Assistant Manager. Ilnitcbnll l eft tit K. J. Hamilton I' V. Chappell . V K N'orvki.i.. Jr I). B. Blank . K. If Tucker . .1 If G. If ROWS' V. V. CRUTCHFIELD . Ixnis Brown . Truth T on in Captain. . . . . Manager. . Assistant Manager. .....................Captain. ..................Manager. .1 ssista nt .1 I anager. . Leader oj Veils. . . Official Scorer. A1VIMini Member of tile txrtulive Committee A If Hill. W. R. Manikr. Claude Waller K W Thompson Charles C. Trahuk. The 71i Kt W te h i Football Officers C. C. (Irkkn . Mark Hraptord . . 1 HOS. B. Ci RAH AM . . I an MgGucin . Manager Assistant Manager . . . . Captain . . Coaeh J. o. Manikk. K. I.. K. C. I’AI I’UKSIIX. C. I. Brown, I.. K. ’Varsity 1904 T. i’ . (■ r a 11A m (Captain), K. T. J. N. Stunk, I.. G. F. Kyi.k, Q. B. J. 1.. Craig, K. H. E. J. Hamilton, F. 1$. J. H. Brown, R. (I. H. Tayi.uk. L. T. I). 1$. Bi.akk. L. H. Substitutes Haygood Pritchard CoSTEN Schedule, 5easoo 1904 October 1 . . . . at Nashville Octobers . . . . at Nashville October 15 . . October 22 . . . . at Nashville October 29 . . . . at Nashville November j . . . . at Nashville November 12 . . at Nashville November 24 . . at Nashville . Vanderbilt 6i. Mississippi A. M., o . Vanderbilt 66, Georgetown University o V anderbilt 69. University of Mississippi o iderbilt 29, Missouri State School of Mines j . . Vanderbilt 7. Central of Kentucky o .............Vanderbilt 22. Tennessee o . Vanderbilt 81, University of Nashville o .................Vanderbilt 27, Scwance o Varsity Baseball T?arn Officers P. W. Chappell . Manager. T. V. Davis.........................Coach. E. J. Hamilton..................Captain. A erp bers II. I . Travis...............Catcher. Lewis Miller.................First base. K. J. Hamilton (Captain) . . Second base. Paii. Camphbli...............Third base. I I,. Craio..................Short stop. V. A Cl'NNINOlIAM .... L jt field Mark Bradford................Center field. I B. Sibley .................Right field. Sam Cost bn..................Substitute. John Caldwbli................] iv. A. I nous................I Abernathy ................... | W. S. Love...................... John Clary...................'Pitchers. Morris....................... M II Taylor.................. Frank Kyle................... Schedule March 23 and 24..., . . Nashville Professionals March 27. 28 and 29....Cornell. March 30, 31. April 1 . . University of Alabama April ; and 6..........University of Nashville April 12. 13, 14 and 15. Nashville Professionals April 20. 21 and 22.... Kentucky State. April 27. 2S and 29....University of Tennessee May 5 and 6............Sowance. May S and 9............University of Indiana May 12 and 3..........Scwanec. May 15. 16 and 17.. . . University of Texas May 18 and 19.......... University of Nashville. May 22, 23 and 24....University of Cincinnati. May 25. 26 and 27....Central University of Ivy. shaa c f° Tfite ApHiy Dan Blake Captain E. B. Tucker Manager Gordon Brown ........... Assistant Manager Dan Blake W 1 Nolen E. J. Hamilton (i. G. ! 1 AMILTON W. J. Anderson |. B. Sibley J. R. Haycood il C. Walker L. Taylor J. X. Stone R. C. Patterson C. II. Dean J. B. Lockhart Elliott Jones John Craig 7$ Southern Ipter-Collegiate Athletic Association Records line Hundred Viird Dash SBLDBK(Sewancc)..............................1897 Osborn it (North Carolina) . . 1901 Bowen (Texas)................................190a Time. 10! seconds. t«o Hundred nod l rnli Yard D t h Eshleman (Tnlane)............................1900 Jonhs (Texas)............................... 1904 Time, jjl seconds, lour Hundred nnd lortt Yard lliish Jones (Vanderbilt)...........................1902 Time. 50 seconds. Unit Mile Run Van Ness (Alabama Techs.)....................1S90 Time, 2 minutes 5 seconds. One Mile Run IIakvby (Alabama Techs.) 1S96 Time. 4 minutes 48 seconds. One Hundred nnd l«enl Yard Hurdle Buchanan (Scwanee)...........................1897 Time. 161 seconds. Iwo Hundred .mil l rnl' lard Hurdle Whiteman (Vanderbilt)............................1S99 Time, 2714 seconds. Pole Yriult ) R 11 AYC.000 (Vanderbilt)......................1905 Height, 10 feet 5} inches. Kunnimi Hiqh lump W I Anderson (Van lerl ilt). .... 1905 Height, 5 feet 9} inches. Kunnimi llro.nl lump Edmonds (Tennessee)..........................1S99 Distance. 21 feet 1? inches. Put Im.1 si v teen'Pound Shot Cruvciiitei.h (Vanderbilt).......................1S9S Distance. 40 feet 7 inches. I lirnts ini| SiOeen-Pouml Hiininii'f Parrish (Texas) .................................1904 Distance. 121 feet 5 inches. r 1 100-yard dash . 220-yard dash . 44o-yard dash . J -mile run 1-mile run . 120-vard hurdle 220-yard hurdle Running high jump Running broad jump . Pole vault Throwing 16-lb. hammer Putting i6-lb. shot Vanderbilt Records Pope Tayi.ok, 1S99 R D Smart. Jr.. 1S99 ( . Jones, 1902 E. M. Underwood, i7 Dill 1:1.AS k|I.S N, |Sc 7 . W11,1.1 am Poi,k, 1897 . J. S. Whiteman. 1890 W. J. Anderson. 1905 E. J Hamilton, 1903 . J. R. Haycood. 1905 W M Critciieii:i.i). 1900 W M. Urutchpikld. 1898 to sec. 23? sec. 50? see. 2 min. 8 la see. 1 min. 5 see. ,7 ? see. 27 }4 see. s ft. o'l ill 21 ft. 3J 2 in 10 ft. 5• in 1 to ft. 2in. 40 ft. 7 in. 271 Captain T. It. Craliam. Football Coach Dati McGuffin. V I I. tr-tf All South rn llallhack Mnnnjtyr C. Green. J. X. Stone. All-Southern Guar !. Ban-ball Manager 1- rank Cba| |i - Ban-ball Captain K. ). Hamilton Track C'a|itjiii I .«n Hlako. Go-ed B sKetball Tearr) Season 1904-5 M iss Anne Scales Miss Flora Steei.k Miss Susanna 11 ami rui n Miss I.ouisk Wilson Miss Mary V. Lite Miss Marc.kkif K ei.i Miss Sti:i i a Yauoiin Forward Guard Forward . . Guard Center (Captain) Substitute Coach rn Tb Vanderbilt Gyrooasiurr) ©lub w Officers k. K. Long ............ A. K. Blanks.................. Member? Sim.by Denton Jon i s Adams Ransom Poage i I AMMONO Ingi.is Wright Green Hall Gorton Tillman Exhibitions Feii. 14 V. 1‘. Gymnasium Ai r 11 10 V. V. Gymnasium Ai kii 7 Branham and Hughes Gymnasium 3 3 President Secretary Teooij Association 1904-1905 Officers Dr. O. K. Brown Mr. Pali. Kern Dr. E. A Ruddiman . . Mr. J. T. Erwin . Mr. F. F. Frantz President . Vice-President Secretary and Treasurer Manager Assistant Manager A crpbers I. 1 Burns E. X Tii.i.ktt R V. KNIGIIT R. F. Vaughan !’. P. Axtki.i. R. E. Porter W. H. Parks Frank Chappell II. Douolas W. O. Renchbr G. IIall T. (). Morris C. B. TilWKATT A. C. Hull H. G. Damon S. O. Wright Prof. A. M. Harris Dr. V. L. Dudley Dr. J. H Stevenson Dr. A. W. Harris Dr. Olin West A. Frank C. R. Holt R. C. Clark B. H. Klyck P. H. Willis H. Hammond Paul Pinson W. C. I- Waii.es J. E. MCKE1.LAR W. L. Doss A. F. Xye A. I., Goldberg F. P. Smart E. C. Webb L. Lips Elliott Jones J. J. Vbrtrbbs J. Fox J. R Waters T. F. Paine I. Hartman W. H. Morgan W. A Benson O. S. Lewis F. K. Gamble C. O. Tuttle A. W. Christian C. P. Kelly John Baxter R. H. Johnston W. II. Waters Chapin Jones M. Redmond W. E. XORVELI. Lewis Tillman Gates Thruston C. T. Tally G. M. Boyd Jas. McClure C. H. Dean E. Lloyd J. H. Balthis J. 0. James M. T. Duncan Prof. W. H. Sciikurman Joiin Clary W. F. WlNTON S. S. Moody . i Editorial « The dosing year lias witnessed the greatest disaster that has ever befallen Vanderbilt Uni- versity. The conflagration of the Main Building means not only the loss of a large sum of money, but the destruction of many valuable treasures that can never be replaced. But. though great the calamity, yet still greater is Vanderbilt. Though interrupted in her wonderful march of progress, the cause which she represents has asserted its triumph through the many adherents it has won and has proved itself too strong to succumb to misfortune. The recent disaster, in revealing the deep and wide interest felt in our University, has but served to show that the great principles for which Vanderbilt stands have been espoused by the outside world, and that this great institution has laid a firm foundation in the hearts of many people. Upon this foundation she is erecting a building not destructible by lire, but imperish- able and eternal. 3S5 1 © • ? ___________________________ s fi © ' S $ c © © O Sk? £ © MS Hanforbilt llnuuTsitn ___________ NASHVILLE, I E N N I; S S E E Till. Inivcrsity offers courses leading to decrees in the- fol- lowing seven departments I. The Academic, embracing Classical, Scientific, and l’ost graduate courses, and leading to the usual literary degrees. II. The Engineering. embracing courses in Civil, Mechanical, Mining and Klectrical Engineering and Metallurgy,and leading to corresponding degrees. III. The biblicul. embracing the English and Classical courses, and lead- ing to the degree t II. I . IV. The Low. covering two years, and leading to the degree of 1,1.. 15. V. The Dentol. covering three years, and leading to the degree of l I). S. VI. The Med- ical, covering four years and leading to the degree of M. I). VII. The Pharmaceutical, covering two years, and leading to the degree of 1 1 . C. EXPENSES l.i. ei.1 i;V|N'll- • III. IIMMltl.- Ill .'1 IU t I'M ■'•I fi Ki . am llall. a hamUonic ami commix!ions dormitory tor the accommodation 1 student in all department ., lia-. recenllv licen erected at a cost ol Si tt,.ooo. ATM I.ETICS A welle |iii|,|..- l v: mn.i-ium i ..j . n to allMudeiits. I • uni' court ami a maunllicent athletic held are located on the campus. FELLOWSHIPS T.-a -...............la-tie fellow-hip . Melding -. o each, an awarded atinualh in the Uadeinic T '|-artnieiit to colh'Kc itraduate . Send !ur catalogue, Mutiny: de|.artinent in which you ate interested, M. K. II ()I. I )K K N KSS. Scortarr 800 Students—90 Teachers 17 Buildings -Value, $750.000 Oysters Fish Game kittle (5om Restaurant SANDBL BROS. Bankers and Printers Alley, anil 319 Union Street NASHVILLE, TENN. FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN •monk aao.vi. TKHMS CASH II. (). VUIAaKR VIEW AND KLASII LIU IIT IMIOTOCII MMIKIt M3I'.- Til I It II AVKNTK. SOUTH NASH I I.I.K.TKNN. SPECIAL DISCOUNT TO STUOENTS Frank Morse FIFTH AVENUE AND CHURCH ST. NASHVILLE. TENN. THE LEADING CLOTHIERS. HATTERS AND FURNISHERS Sole Agents for Alfred Benjamin and F. B Q.’s World Renowned Clothing. Let COSBY be Your Hatter Old Hats Made New New Hats Made to Order 317 fourth Avenue, North We Bleach P«intimas Nashville, Tenn. NEIL WHITFIELD PHARMACISTS 1600 West End Ave. Phone 24 Bring your wants to us. THE ARCADE BARBER SHOP HOT AND COLD BATHS 14 ARCADE HAIRCUT 25 CTS. SH A M POO 25 CTS. G. LOUIS LEHNING lor fine leas and Coffees GO TO H. G. HILL CO. NASHVILLE, TENN. . . . Fwelve Stores pixxxzzzzxzxxzzzzxzzzzzxxzzzzzzzxxzxzzrxxzzzzzzzzzzzxrzzxxxxxxxxzzzzxzxxzxxzxxzx-zx-xx WARD SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES NASHVILLE TENNESSEE Forty-first Year Began September 21, 1905 EDUCATIONAL AIM. The j licy of the school t. t do serious, honest work. The purpose is by quiet, earnest effort to make of pupils cultured. Christian women. ADVANTAGES OE LOCATION. Nashville excels in cl: mate, healthfulncss. and social culture, and is the educa- tional center of the South. Nashville affords unusual advantages in lectures, recitals, and opportunities for prac- tical education. COURSES OF STUDY. Seminary and special courses are offered in Language. Literature. History. Science. Music. Art. Elocution. Certificate admits to Wellesley and to The Woman’s College of Baltimore. PHYSICAL CULTURE. Every opportunity for physical development is afforded in tennis, bowling, hockey and golf. Beautiful suburban campus of thirty acres, with well arranged club house. Ward Seminary holds the champion- ship cup in tennis, won In the recent tournament. PUBLIC ENDORSEMENT. The enrollment for the session just closed is the largest in the history of the institution. The school has been filled to its utmost capacity, and many applicants have been rejected for want of room OPINION OF PATRONS v; -■ - • c •: ° insry l of an unusually hleh order, the heme life of the inMituttoA is sw «t . e i:i.. r tr and tl re iou tvne the t«ji The teachers are more ihia i rMe i rut tnttnxtort: ih-y tt mim«. ! er M5 T ’ ' Th« achoct Is r r it- -urlan, hjt pr n. jncedlr Christian. I’arpnrs anndine daughters lo ward Seminary may kt.- w that they round r the best Influences. For catalogue, address: J. D. BLANTON. LL. D.. President. Nashville. Term. M H 4 M H M M M M ► 4 ►4 M H M M M H H 4 H M M 4 4 M 4 14 4 14 M ►4 4 M 4 4 M 4 H 14 14 H 4 M ►4 NXXXXZXZZX ■ F zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz Z X Z ZZXZZZZZZZZZZXXZZZZZZZZX Z Z Z ZZ X X Z X z zz It you need dental books, instruments nr materials, call on us. We keep only the best goods in onr line, and they arc always the cheapest. A full line of reliable Kennedy Stevens Tooth Brushes, Mouth Washes DIALERS IV HIGH-CLASS and Powders GROCERIES MORRISON BROS. FRESH MEATS AND VEGETABLES 212 FIFTH AVENUE. NORTH 1999 W. BROAD ST. TELEPHONE 243 Holbrook, McClellan Jones Samuel J. Keith. President W. C. Dlbrcll. icc-Pmhlent J. II. Fall. Vice-I'rcsklent I. T. Howell. Cashier (I. V. I’ylc. « i tani Ca hlcr FINE BUTTER Fourth National Bank VASHVILLF. IISNfSSIf EGGS, POULTRY CAPITAL PAID IN . $600,000 SURPLUS ANI) PROFIIS 500,000 SPECIALTIES: GROCERY AM) HOII I SUPPLIES IMIS BANK HAS LARGER SURPLUS AM) PKOIIIS MIAS All 01 III H HANKS IN MASHVIILi COMBINED Stall 0 1 Market House Store 321 Broad Street Your Business is Respectfully Solicited BRANDON PRINTING CO. NASHVILLE. TKNN. Most Complete Printing WorKs, Enfiravlng', Printing ond Art Binding for the production of booh , such os THE COMET, of Vanderbilt University DESIGNING AND ILLUSTRATING FORA PURPOSES Catalogs for Schools and Seminaries Our Department of Card and Invita- tion Engraving and Die EL m bossing is most complete. Our prices are right. CORPESPONOENCE INVITED 226 und 226 Second A «•. North s akken Bros. Co. ----- NASII VI I.I.K. TKNN.- IHt CELEBRATED “ROGEKS BEST” READY MIXED PAINT MAMTAOTUMKNM AXI UKAI.KMH I .V ALI. KIND OK PAINTS. OILS, GLASS, ETC. PAIKTKHH . I KOOIIATO IIS' ANI A IIT I STS' SI'IMM.IKS ItriLDEltS' M ATKIIIA I.S Artisti'Mate.a Department: 202 7' ird Avenue, North Factory: 200 Third Avenje, North Office and Salesroom: 200 and 202 Third A-.eiuc, North Nashville’s Busiest Store The Castner-Knott DRY GOODS CO. Dry Goods and Notions, Shoes. Cloaks. Carpets, Upholstery, Mil- linery. Men’s Furnishings, Dress Making, China and Glassware Mailing Department a Specialty. .’. Samples Freely Sen on Application. 203 to 211 Fifth Avenue, North Joy Son FLORISTS Corner Church Street and 6th Avenue, North Nashville, Tennessee W. V. KF.KK . II KOHINSON N. I . LvSl'Kl K President Vice-President Cashier -------American--------------- National Bank NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE COMPARATIVI STATEMENT 01 DEPOSITS November 17. nw.t. $i.Sbz.$oi.ci January 22. 1901, $2,069,5.18.37 March 28, 1904, S2.328.765.50 April S, 1904, S2.526.S16.1 7 March 14, 1905, $3,034.833.43 01 RECTORS t, M V K,. . : 1 I ! . . II. Ko‘ «■m. I • • e Check. Iloratio Berry. Thn I. Ilertiert. Byrd Donvlatt.jno. IT. Kan- M . N I' LeSaeur. K. V. 'I urner, 1 Irerton Lea, Norman Klrkman, Berry. Mjiuifjclar rt of kxcluiirt Sale for Starr and Richmond Stcinway and Knahe Pianos Pianos The Pianola Jesse French Piano Organ Co. CLAUDE P. STREET. Mgr. 240-242 5th Avenue, The best work is none too good for the students of Vanderbilt University, and the majority of the work goes to the Hopkinsville Steam Laundry LARGEST AND BEST IN THE SOUTH AGEN TS WAN TED in every town in Kentucky, Tennessee, Mississippi. Alabama, where not represented Address: T. L. METCALFE, Proprietor, Hopkinsville, Kentucky IF EVER IN NEED OF CUT FLOWERS OR PLANTS, IT WILL PAY YOU TO PHONE OR WRITE TO ENTERPRISE GREENHOUSES OF HOPKINSVILLE, KY. METCALFE’S You will be able to procure anything you imy need at far less cost than in a city, besides get FIRST CLASS STOCK rtv -fit. rt; Geo. R. Calhoun Co GOLDSMITHS SILVERSMITHS JEWELERS and . OPTICIANS DIAMONDS FINE WATCHES FINE JEWELRY CUT GLASS ART WARES SOLID SILVER HANDSOME PRESENTATION GOODS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Fraternity Badges and Jewelry carried in stock made to order NEWEST and Pretiicst Designs of Pins and Badges in Uni- AA versity Colots, Jm t() Calhoun Co Fifth Avenue, Corner of • Union Street, Nashville “BIG FOUR” INDIANAPOLIS PEORIA CHICAGO THE BEST LINE TO TOLEDO BUFFALO DETROIT NEW YORK CLEVELAND BOSTON AND ALL POINTS EAST Information cluctfiillv furnished on application at City Ticket 0Ilice Big I-'onr Route. No. Fourth vcnire. or write to S. J. Catos. Genera! Agent Passenger Department. Louisville. Kv. DESIGNATED DEPOSITORY OF THE UNITED STATES. Merchants National Bank OF NASHVILLE OUR GROWTH IN DEPOSITS! • 244,3«! 90 314.320.58 $390.476.12 S437.035.60 $861,053.07 $1,068,459.11 JANUARY, 1900 JANUARY. 1 01 JANUARY. 1902 JANUARY. 1901 JANUARY. 1004 JANUARY, 100 OFFICERS E. A. Lltvdwy. President W. D. Settle. Cashier Geo. A. Washington. Vlce-Prest. C T Sutntaek. Asst Cashier DIRECTORS Geo. A Washl W. D. Hami'tc J. Cconey Her.ry Sperry Joseph Warner J. H. Baird John Branham C. S. Martin A. G. Maxwell Joseph Frank E. A. Lindsey We Can Please You in F'lt, Style and Quulity D AVIT T THE TAILOR 230 Fourtli Avenue, North N. li. - We allow lO per cent discount to Studento YOUNG MEN who want to get a start who must earn a living and would like to make more should write for the CATAI.t Hil'K of ' v 'r ‘ I he best prac- tical school in America.” We prepare more titan one -—thousand voting people for business pur- suits every year and obtain desirable situations for ALL graduates of our Giinpletc Commercial Course. Merchants and business men. the officials of railways, banks and other corporations constantly apply to us for properly trained assistants. This course appeals with special force to COLLEGE MEN who would add a practical finish to their liberal education and thus get promptly to work in some profitable and congenial employment. If any young man should read this who wants a Paying; Position, let him write to us. for we can fit him for business and find business for him as j.j,000graduates testify. I- r inf or notion .vMr “ CI.KM KN I ( fJAINKS. M. .lt l l’r.-l.lonl. 2 i W;i.Illusion Sir.vl. I’ouifhkcciair. . k i.rk. ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® S) ® ® ® ® ® KEUFFEL ESSER CO. OF NEW YORK 8 J 3 Locust Street, ST. LOUIS, MO. K. E. Paragon J Key Brand Drawing Instruments. Arrow Brand I Adjustable Slide Rules Surveying Instruments Measuring Tapes Drawing Papers Flat and Triangular Scales Triangles Tec Squares, Etc. Paragon, Anvil Universal Duplex FIVE HUNDRED PAGE CATALOGUE ON APPLICATION CUPIDS FRESHMAN CLASS A suggestion r two to help you pass that perpetual exam.' to which the girl of girls is continually subjecting you. Constant remembrance is the surest proof of affection. Evidence it by a dainty gift. Vase . Statuettes, Mirrors. Chafing Dishes. Five O'clocK Tens. Chocolate Sets. Art Plncqurs. Cut Class. Toilet Sets. A present from Phillips. i Puttorffs means quality. We arc such large handlers as to make our prices lowest. Having won with honors your degree of ? Master of Matrimony ? hi n't l .I'get that we Mrnisli cveiythmg for the home. National Ranges. Roofing. Refrig- erators. Enterprise Stoves, Mantels and Crates, Ice Goods. Visit us if you can, but if you find this impossible, write for free catalogues and prices. Phillips Buttorff Mfg. Co MANUFACTURERS AM) IMPORTERS NASHVILLE, TENN. Positions Guaranteed Under reasonable conditions. May deposit money (or tuition in bank until position is secured, or give notes. Our facilities for securing positions, and the proficiency of our graduates, are strongly indorsed by business men from Maine to California. Our 150- page catalogue will explain all. Send for it. Address Draughon's College, at either place. (J t wy f'M.) Practical Business Colleges NASHVILLE, TENN. KNOXVILLE, TENN. ATLANTA, iA. MONTGOMERY, ALA LITTLE ROCK. ARK. RALEIGH, N. C. PADUCAH. KY. FORI WORTH. TEXAS. HALVES I ON, TEXAS. SHREVEPORT, LA. WACO. TEXAS. ST. LOUIS. MO. Incorporated Capital Stoc k $300,000 Most thorough, practical and progressive schools -----...... ------------------- 0f th« kind in the world. Author four text-books on Bookkeeping: sales on same $25 to $50 per day. Four weeks' Bookkeeping with us equal to twelve by the old plan. V c expend more money securing positions than almost any one Business College takes in as tuition. Over three thousand students past year. Cheap board: car fare paid: no vacation: enter any time. Catalogue free. Home Study Bookkeeping, Shorthand. Penmanship, etc., successfully taught by mail (or no charges by Draughon's Business Colleges. For booklet on Home Study address Draughon's Business College. Nashville. Tenn. OUR MOTTO: High Grade Workmanship, Distinctiveness of Style. if no. 2J. Bevvy Cv (Co. MAKERS OF CORRECT GARMENTS FOR GENTLEMEN No. 6 ARCADE M. H. MOORE GROCER- TELEPHONE 239 1608 WEST END AVENUE IRVINK K. CHASK OR. O. B. B BLAKEMORE AGENCY ESTABLISHED 18S0 (C h a s c Cv B1 a U c m o v c (General «Insurance No. A Noel Block, Nashville, Tenn. BOSCOBEL COLLEGE Is beautifully situated on an elevation overlooking f = the city. Forest trees make an ideal campus. j The buildings are thoroughly modern and magnificently equipped. A faculty un- ; surpassed by any school in the South, has done much to establish and maintain an r exceptionally high grade of scholarship. Only a limited number will be received in the College—the aim being quality and not quantity. Boscobel has the happy combination of an elegant Christian family, with a well regulated active school. The effort is made to place the superior advantages of this institution within the reach of persons of moderate means; at the same time the charges are amply sufficient to obtain for the pupils the best advantages and all the necessary conveniences and comforts of a pleasant home. For catalogue and additional information, etc., address MRS. J. O. RUST. PRINCIPAL BOSCOBEL COLLECE. NASHVILLE. TENN. BELMONT COLLEGE Tin: im i coi.i.kci: iiomf. o tiii soi i ii REV. IRA LANDRlTH. LL. D. REGENT MISS HOOD MISS HERON PRINCIPALS Suburban ami city life com billed. Fifteen minutes from city by electric cars to door. Attractions of the park induce to outdoor ex- ercise. Students enjoy utmost freedom among dowers and shrubbery. Magnificent conserva- tories. Unsurpassed health record. Beautiful for Situation Superior Educational Jfdvan tag es Ten schools in the hands of skilled specialists. Diplo- mas conferred by schools. Select patronage, elevating and ennobling influences. Music. Art and Elocution in the hands of Masters. Director f Music: Edouard I lesselberg, the eminent Russian pianist and composer. Com- paratively limited number. General Culture 1 .ecture courses studious- ly selected; best lectures, concerts, etc., in the city, liberally patronized. Students of School of Science have working Laboratory and make practical investigation of public works in study of their principles. Free access to city libraries. Visits t works of Art. Annual American « r European trips for those desiring them. Students attend church of Strictly .... ... . choice in citv. Ministers ol Non-Sectarian different denom i nations visit and instruct students of their charge. Carefully conducted Bible instruction. Vanderbilt Patrons ... havniK i Vat li ■ t’ni .r l«v. «l.-silo to educate their daughter in a coII.-k.- rxclinifolv lor voinrn. arc every y.-.ir more Kein-r.illv re.-oum int; ami atailliiK tlicn el e ol Iti-lmonl. Vanderbilt’ nearest educational nrigtitior. Send for handsomely illustrated blue and bron;e catalogue lo Registrar Belmont College, Nashville. Tenn. SOU; A(iE.NTS “BOSTONIAN MENS’ SHOES, $3.50, SWELL I-IN ; We're Looking For the Man ABRAHAM’S $3.00 n mj jlvin 11 iikj $3.50 who has so far failed to find SHOE STORE If we can't fit him and please him in style and price, he'll have to Rive It up and go bare- footed. V e Invito men to come here with their Shoe troubles. 201-203 PUBLIC SQUARE. CORNER SECOND AVENUE. NORTH. NASHVILLE. TENN. $5.00 (ii'cutcr Nashville's Complete Shoe Store for Men, Women find Children If you want first-class Groceries at reasonable prices, we have them, wholesale or retail. M. E. Derryberry Co. Try us once, wc will save you money. Kissam Hall trades with us. 221-223 Broad Street. Corner Third Avenue. Nashville, Tennessee $ 0 5t2 ® 1« 512 i 512 0 % 1« © 512 ® 5J2 ® 512 d 512 ® 92 1 92 Fall’s Business College CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN BUILDING. KIKTH FLOOR. NASHVILLE, TENN. SPCCIA1 REFERENCES Hon It. ji«« 1 McMiltin. F.« Governor. Hon. J. M. II. ..I. F.v Mayor. jihlfr Y. K. McAllister Hon. Win. H. Hale. lion. Ed. Baxter, lion. II. VV. McCorry. Indite J. Y. Homier. C. II. Sander , G. A.. T. C. K. K.. Kev. Dr. Gross Alexander. Kev. I. K. Frost, Kev. Fat I ier Gleason, I . A. Slid ton. County Com! Clerk. L. K Hart. Kx-Count' Trustee, lude.- T. II. Malone. Chancellor. Y. r. l’liel| s, Asst Sum 1. X K.K J. II. Ambrose. Trca«. N. C. V St. 1 . Hon. Kohett l. Taylor. Ex-Governor, Hon. A. S. Williams. Mayor, lion. II. II. l.urton. lion. J. V. Gaines. indue V. C. Cook, udife I. 1. Anderson, ludi;e 1. W. Childress, 1st Cii Crt.. judge John C. Ferris . Kev. Dr. Barl-ee. Kev. Father J. II. Mortis. Thos. S. Weaver, Clerk and Master. Andre Milam. Criminal t ourl Clerk M. II. Smith, Pre- I X. K K.. I. W. Thomas. Sr . President N ( . St. L. K. K.. W. L. Dailies. G. P. I A.. X r. St. L. K K.. James Geddes. Asst. Gent. Manager. L. X K.K. Positions Secured I'orC.radtiates WITIIOi: I' CIIAKOi:. PASSI NO KK FARM ALLOWED coining to college. Discounts; grained ministers' children, widows, orphans and those who are being cared for in Masonic, Odd Fellows or Knights of Pythias orphans' homes. Now is the Time to Enter WRITE OR CALL ON ALEXANDER FALL. PRESIDENT 1 © 512 5 ys • 92 0 92 ® 512 1 ® 5K ® 512 ® 5T2 ® y; CUMBERLAND TELEPHONE TELEGRAPH CO, (INCOX I'OKATIIU) Long distance lines and telephones of this Company enable you to talk almost anywhere in Southern Indiana, Southern Illinois, Kentucky, Tennessee, Mississippi and Louisiana. We can put you in quick and satisfactory communication with tho peoplo of this great section of the country. We solicit your patronage. Rates reason- able. Equipments and facilities unsur- passed. JAMES E. CALDWELL. LELAND HUME, T. D. WEBB. I’r«-.i,li-nt C n'l Mmiiugi-r. Sev'y A: Axn't (ira'I Mgr. Trmnr«r, EIMEE cV AMEND VOS''.’ I I Til IK II A V KNIT K. KB W YORK Sou: A (u: ts koh NORMA L GLASS I5KS T I.AUOUA I'OKV GLASS KVKR M A I)K C. r. (IIKMIOAI.S AND ACIDS. CIIKMK'AI. A PI A II AT IIS SCIKNTIPK' IN ST HI 1 KNTS THE HOWE ICE CO. NASHVII.l.li, TI-NN. MANUFACTURERS ANO DEALERS IN PURE DISTILLED WATER Moin (Mlieci Arcade I 'iictor, : Corner I'ourth Avenue, !Noi tli, miU JiiekNon Six. Telephone I7n r i u .is Pn • ImM Rai U11 n I). S. William . Vice-l’f - ii!«jn« K. 1C. Donnell, ‘t Ca hier 1. K. Thorn{i on, Auditor First National Bank NASHVILLE. TEW. CAPITAL $400,000.00 UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY YOUR BUSINESS IN ANY LINE OF BANKING IS RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED How's Your Wordrobe? If incomplete, our year ol experience are at your scr «ice lor the best ill Clothing Hats Shoes Furnishings Hirshberg Bros. 319-321 Third Avenue. North. Nashville. Tennessee JACK WALTERS Wholesale Dealer ami Shipper ol Fine Fruits and Early Southern Vegetables Stalls 86 and 87 Market House TELEPHONE 1.161 GOODS DELIVERED FREE GEO. MOORE (SL SONS CEO. MOORE JOHN MOORE CHAS. G. MOORE CKO. MOORE. Jr. K. T. MOORE BanK, Office and Store Fixtures, Hardwood Mantels, Tiling, Interior Decorating Carpenters Contractors PLANING MILL TELEPHONE 510 519 to 529 Eig'Hth Avenue, SoutH NASHVILLE. TENN. 5HSHS5 SSSHSS ttSZSZ 3H5H5P £T2SH5P 52SHS2 S252S2 ?JHSHS7? 52S SP S2 55 S2S25P SHSHSP 5 Making Prompt Delivery of Good Lumber is Making Us Largest Stock of Retail Lumber in Nashville r PREWITT-SPIIRR MFG. CO. TELEPHONES 212 AVI) l()- l I Allll HI AM) SIHIII AM) CLMBI Rl AND RIVER asHsasasasasamsas sasHsasascis jsv.sciBasHsa£eseiSci5asHSHsasHSHsaspsH52sas J ARTISTIC HARDWOOD INTERIORS EDGEFIELD NASHVILLE MFG. GO Residence and Chun h Work our Specialty Newest Designs Best Materials Superior Workmanship linest I inish NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE SPECIAL DESIGNED FURNITURE FOR CLUB ROOMS, FRATERNITIES =AND DENS = We Give You Anv Guarantee You Can Get With a Slate or Tile Roof Costing from One-Third to Double the Money NEW ERA CEMENT ROOF TILING RED. BLUE. 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We will he glad to welcome such students as can meet the alxive requirements This advance in educational requirements and in length of term places Vanderbilt on a plane with the best institutions all over the country. ............... FOl A TA ljQf.il K A DDK KSS I)R. G. C. SAVAGE. SECHKTARY Making Engravings for School Annuals is Our Hobby Make the Price Right Make the Plates Right Deliver the Goods on Time Southern Engraving Co. NASH VILI.K ASK Til K ITIC1.ISII Kits OK TUB COlIKT AHOIJT t.'K C. R. H. H. HATCH TKI.KrilON K so. . PRINTERS PRINTING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION KOTIIINII TOO I.AMOK OK loo HUAI.I. KOM UN IV 11 K S' IN NKKII OK I'M I NT I NO OK ANY l K H -III r ION OIVK IT N A (I A I. I, HATCH COURT Nrar Fifth Air.. .North Kulranrr From Fifth Air.. North FRANK II. ALLEY NKI.I.S TIIK IIKST ■ I C E ( IIEA PEST Okku-K. IIkoaii ST. NASH VII.I.K. TEN N. ■[jiuutuutlar taujraimuj (Unmpamj DETROIT, MICHICAN ENGRAVERS, DESIGNERS AND ELECTROTYPERS lllp (£nllfi p Aiuuuil HLirk tlirnunluuit the entire Huitpft iPtatP V. O TALBOT R W. GREENFIELD C. G. FINNEY A B. BATTLE MARRY PARKER W. M.WOOLWINE F. P. MeDOWELL MCMMVT tKI-mtWUT IMM. C(s 0«. iicaim- t viCC-PRf . u i HI wo«. lACTOHv GREENFIELD-TALBOT-FINNEY-BATTLE CO. UrACTURrMft AND OCALtM IN Furniture, Mattresses, Springs, Typewriters, Etc. Furniture furnished you from the forest to your fireside. The only furniture house in Nashville that manufactures its own furniture. 209 THIRO AVENUE, N. WAREHOUSE. COR FIRST AND MAIN STACET8, NASHVILLE, TENN. FACTORY AND MILLS. TULLAHOMA. TENN CUSTOM HOUSE LIVERY STABLES «I. Si. MARTIN, Proprietor FIRST CLASS LIVERY RIGS ON- SHORT NOTICE Telephone 117.5 712 and 714 Brood St. OEO E. COOPER 'V. T. SHELTON COOPER SHELTON TIN, SLATE AND COMPOSITION GALVANIZED IRON CORNICE TELEPHONE 356 57 BRIDGE AVENUE ROOFING SKYLIGHTS = ETC = NASHVILLE, TENN. J. A. PROCTOR J. A. O. SI.OAN Proctor Sloan CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS Job Work a Specialty Satisfaction Guaranteed TELEPHONE 2SW SHO9,67 BRIDGE AVE. Nashville. Tenn. There is Nothing So Revivifying and Refreshing as A GLASS OF SPARKLING CURES INDIGESTION A II. WERT. Picul A I'lf.iv I HE PEPSOL CO. J. B. SAND. See’y- NASHVILLE. TENN Vanderbilt University Book Store BOOKS, PENS, PENCILS, TABLETS AND OTHER SCHOOL SUPPLIES JOHN BELL TANSIL, Manager Lowest Possible Prices. Full Line of Fine Stationery, Pen- nants and University Pins. Only place in the city to get the required books. Pinner, Meador James THE COAL PEOPLE 1212 Broad Street Phones 765 and S4 VANDERBILT MEAT MARKET DAVIS BATEMAN Wholesale and Retail Dealers in FRESH MEATS 1012 West End Avenue. Phone 695. I HIS HOC IS FROM WEST TENNESSEE a®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®® ®®®®® Hurd's Stationery Fine Fngraving Waterman Fens School Supplies Late Fiction Text Books Standard Works Chap. 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