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comet series xxvii THE YEAR BOOK OF VANDERBILT commodore series v Publiihed by the Fv«ternitie of V ndri! il« University ft hville. Tennewee umiuirb . ll liar, mil hern nur imriiur.r in urttiim mil this milumr In araniHilti.il auiithiuu uinuhrrful nr rxtranrhiuuni. lull tl liar, lirrn nur r.nlr aim In cmlmfiii in thin lunik a rniu- j.ilrlr rrrnrh nf tljr nar.r.iuu lifr nf thr lluiurrnitii fur Ihr ijrar anii thrrrhu in rrtlrrl trnlii tlir aimnniihrrr nf Uau- hrrhilt. iiiirnt hrpartiurul nf tin Uuiurrnitu anh rural nliar.r nf rnllrnr lifr liar, lirrn rriirrnrutrh In Ihr hrnt nf nur ahilitii- Ulr haur trirh In hrar this rnuntaulhi in ininh anh mil In rurrnarli nn Ihr firli'i nf tin nthrr pnlili- ratinnii. An In hum uirll mr haur nurrrrhrh. unit arr Ihr final inhurr.. lUr haur hum nur hrr.l: unur ran hu mnrr. Gn Dr. Ijrrlirrt (£unliiim enlmau. }Jriifnuuir nf Oirrrl; iCamuiaur auh Hitrralurr iu llauhrrliilt llulurraltij. mini liar. lui liit many arliiruritirutn attaiurit liir liinlirnt luimir atih rrrimuitum an a nrlmlar. an author. unit in nrirutUir rrorarrh. auh uilni ban an rithrarrft himnrlf tn llir ntuhrutn nf Huuhrrliilt. Imtli ana Irarlirr a it it a frintit. thin pannimi rrrnrii nf ltauitrrhill lifr tn itritiralrit. elir ratlirr mill 3l nparr mu prainrn in mar it hint: tKmimttut liiut in nuiuyli.” MAIN BL'IIJMNG—COLLEGE HALL Commodore Board Art Committee Marik I'ici.ey, Chairman G. I I. Armistead. Jr. C. K. Leslie Busin ess Com mit te e J. MORRIS 11 AWES. Chairman C. H. Bateman !.. P. Thomas Preston P. Bailey Literary Committee Isabelle Reynolds. Chairman Herbert J. Jones J. O. Youngblood A R RANG E M E N I COM MITT E I'. I-'.NOCII Brown. Jr.. Chairman C. C. Turner G. S. Ridley Officers WILLIAM L. GRAN BLR Y. JR. . . J. MORRIS HAWKS........... G. H. ARMISTEAD. JR.. PRESTON P. BAILEY .... Editor -in- Chic Busincs Manager Chairman o Board Secretary of Board (II) Class Representatives - RRPRE SEN TAT i V C S. - Academic and Engineering Woodall Hogan, Graduaic PaUI. BeNIIAM. Senior C. C. Turner. Junior C. IT Marsiiai.i.. Sophomore W. N. ESTES. Freshman Medical II. O. Black. Senior J. J. CrUMBLEY. Junior Oscar G. Nelson. Sophomore G. A. Hayes. Freshman Law A. O. Denninc. Third Year C. C. Sims. Second Year J. O. BomeR. Jr.. First Year Dental E. B. I IaMMONO. Senior F. F. I IappY. Junior C. F. Pickering. Freshman Pi iarmacy ( has. B. Whitworth. Senior J. E. Cox. Junior Biblical I. IT 1 lOLLAND. Senior W. E. 1 IawkINS. Middle Year Cias F. A- Smith. Junior 03) Contributors Artists Miss Marie Ficli.v Miss Mary Steadwlii Miss Cherry Orchard Cecil Sims Dean Ellis William B. Campbell Robert Sells W RITF.RS Miss Isabelle Reynolds Robert G. Fields Louis Sperry J. F. Zimmerman Robert S. Henry Hon. Jeff McCarn Jack Nye Spick 11 all John Carter (14) CHANCELLOR JAMES M. KIRKLAND University Calendar 1913 April II Contest for Young Medal al 8 P 't April 18 Freshman Debate at 8 p. M. Map 13 to Map 17 First F.ntrance Examination for the Session 1913-1914. Academic and F.ngineering Department . Map 14 Commencement exercises of the Medical Department. Map 24 Commencement Exercises of the Department of Dentistry. Map 27 Founder’s Day. Contest for Founder’s Medal at 8 P t June 5—Final Examinations begin. June 5--Commencement Sermon. June 6 -Annual Meeting of the Board of I rust. 9 . m. June 16 Alumni Day. Business Meeting al 2 p. m. Public F.xer cises in the evening. June 17 Class Day. Class F.xereises and Promenade in the evening. June 17 Annual Meeting of the Phi Bela Kappa Society at 10 A. M. June 18 Commencement Day. Graduating F.xereises and Commence ment Addre at 10 . M Sept. 5 to Sept. 17 Second F.ntrance F'.xaminations for the Session 1913-1914. Academic. Engineering, and Pharmaceutical Departments. Sept. 7 The First Term begins in the Academic. Engineering. Bib- lical. Law. and Pharmaceutical Departments. Sept. 18 I he Session begins in the .Medical Department. Oct. 7 I he Session begins in the Dental Department. A’ov. 27 Thanksgn ing Day. A holiday. iVov. 28—A holiday. (18) )cc. 5- Debate betsveen representatives of the Dialectic anil Philo- sophic Societies at 8 P. M Dee. 24 to Jan. I Christmas vacation from the evening of I uesday. December 23, to the morning of Friday. January 2. 1914 Jan. 23 Intermediate Examination Isegin fan. 31 I he F irst I erm ends. Feb. 2 The Second Terns Itegins. heh. 23 Observed instead of February 22 as a holiday. Oratorical contest between representative of the Dialectic and Philosophic Societies at 8 P. M. March 7 Last Day for I landing in Speeches for Concour Day. April 2 to April 4 Spring Recess April 10 Contest for the Young Medal at 8 p. m. April 17 Freshman Debate at 8 p. M. Map 12 Commencement F.xcrci e of the Medical Department. Map 26 Commencement F.xereises of the Dental Detriment. Map 27 Founder Day. Contest for Founder’ Medal at 8 P. M June 4 I inal Examinations Isegin June 14 Commencement Sermon. June 15 Annual Meeting of the Board of I ruil al a. m. June 15 Alumni Day. Business Meeting at 4 p. M Public Ex- ercises in the evening. June 16 Class Day. ( las F.xereises and Promenade in the evening. June 16 Annual Meeting of the Phi Beta Kappa Society at 10 . M. June 17 Commencement Day Graduating F.xereises and Com nicriccir.cn; Address at 10 , . M. Board of Trust Officers of the Board Judce W. C. RatcuffE .... President W. R. Coi-E. Nashville. Tenn. . . . Treasurer G. B. Win-ton. D. D. . . . Pice-President G. M. Neely. Nashville. Tenn..................Bursar W. T. Sanders. B. A. Pice-President J. E. Mart, Nashville. Tenn. . . . Secretar Executive Committee Judce W. C. Ratcliffe William Hughes. B. A. Chancellor James H. Kirkland G. M. Neely W. R. Cole. B. A. G. B. Winton. D. D. Nathaniel Baxter Members Board of Trust 1912 tCi-AUDE Waller. C. E.. M. S.. LL. B...............Nashville. Ttnn. 1914 Chancellor J. H. Kirkland..........................Nashville. Tenn. W. R. Cole. B. A...................................Nashville. Tenn. G. M. Neei.y.....................................Nashville. Tenn. G. B. WlNTON. D. D...............................Nashville. Tenn. Robert F. Madoox...........................................Atlanta. Ga. Robert F. Jackson. LL. D...........................Nashville. Tenn. 1915 C. W. Byrd. D. D...................................Asheville. N. C. Charles N. Burch. B. A.. LL. B.......................Memphis, lenn. James C. Me Reynolds. B. S.. LL. B................New York. N. Y. Eugene J. Buffington.......................................Chicago. III. James A. Robins. B. A...............................McKenzie. Tenn. Frank C. Rand. B. A..................................Si. Louis. Mo. 1916 Nathaniel Baxter...................................Nashville. Tenn. Col. G. W. Martin.....................................Marlin. Tenn. John R. Pepper.......................................Memphis. Tenn. Horace II. White, B. A............................Alexandria. L-a. William J. Young. I). I)..............................Danville. Va. Elliot II. Jones. B. A.............................Kansas City. Mo. E. B. Chappell. B. A.. D. D..........................Nashville. Tenn. J. R. BlNGHAM.......................................Carrollton. Miss. 1918 Allen R. Carter. B. A................................Louisville. Ky. Maj. R. W. MlLLSAPJ....................................Jackson. Miss. Hon. W. C. Ratcliffe................................Litile Rock. Ark. 1-Ion. Joseph E. Washington..........................Cedar Hill. Tenn John W. Thomas.......................................Nashville, lenn. Arthur B. Ransom.....................................Nashville. Tenn. 1920 J. H. Dye. D. D.........................................Searcy. Ark. William L. Moose. LL. B...........................Liule Rock. Ark. W. T. Sanders. B. A.....................................Athens. Ala. William Hughes, B. A.............................Spring Hill. Tenn. Frank S. Washburn....................................Nashville. Tenn. Alexis C. Ford. B. A...................................Houston. Tex. I he term of office expires al the annual meeting of the Board of Trust in the year indicated. tl lolding over until his successor is elected. (19) Faculty of Vanderbilt University James U- Kirkland. LL.D.. D.C.l... Ph. I) (Leipsic) Chancellor Chancellor' Office. College Hall: Residence. 8 South Ave Campus ♦William J- Vaughn. A. M.. LL. I). Emeritu Profenor of Mathematici am! Astronomy, and Librarian 5 Wet! Avenue. Campus Wii.i jam L. Dudlkv. B. S.. M. I). Professor of Chemistry. Dean ol the Medical Department, and Di- rector of Chemical Laboratories 37 Wesley 11«II. Campus Herbert Cushing Tolman. D. 0.. Ph. I). (Yale) Professor of Creel( Language arid .iterature Dean's Office. College Hall; Residence. 6 W est Avenue. Campus W. H. ScilUERMAN. C. E. (Cincinnati) I’rofessor of Pure and Applied Mathematics. Acting Dean of the Academic Department, and Dean of the Engineering Department Dean’ Office. College Hall: Residence. 48 Wesley Hall, t ainpus John Daniel. M. A.. Professor of Physics 10 Central Avenue. Campus J. T. McGill. Ph. D. (Vanderbilt) I’rofessor of Organic and Physical Chemistry, and Dean of the Pharmaceutical Department I West Avenue. Campus I.. C. Glenn. Ph. D. (Johns Hopkins) Professor of C.eology I I Garland Avenue Sr. Glorgi Leakin Siousnat. Ph. I) (John Hopkins) rofessor of History 800 A Eighteenth Avenue South Edwin Mims. M. A.. Ph. D. (Cornell) Professor of English Language and .iterature 1818 Division Street Bert Edw.m;i Young. M. A.. Ph D. (Grenoble) Professor of Romance Languages and Literatures I504 Grand Avenue Ceorce W Martin. Ph. D. (University ol Indiana) Adjunct Professor of liidogy Hillsboro Pike Herbert Kit . Ph. I) (Leipsic) Associate Professor of C.ermanic l.angiMges 108 Fhirly- I hird Avenue South Died December 17. 1012. At bert Mason 11 arris, A. M. Associate Professor of Public Speaking and Debate 15 Garland Avenue R. B. Steele. Ph. D. (John 1 lopkin ) Associate Professor of Latin 101 I wenty-F'ourth Avenue South ♦Deceased. (20) FACULTY Ol VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY Cus W. Dyer. M. A.. H. D.. Ph. I). (Chicago) Assistant Professor of Economics an,I Sociology Puller Slice! and Twenty-First Avenue S. N. I |. Ct:s. I’ll. I). (Johns I lopkins) Assistant Professor of English Philology Ridgetop. Tenn. Herbert Ciiari.cs Sanborn. M. A.. Ph. D. (Munich) Associate Professor of Philosophy 1404 Beechvvood Avenue I Iknry Meier. M. A.. Associate Professor of Romance Languages 719 Sevenleenlh Avenue South W. I I. I lot.I.INMIE AD, I). Sc.. Ph. C. Assistant Professor ol Chemistry Southeast Side. Wingrove •Charms Sumner Brown. Ph. B.. M. E. (Vale) Professor of Mechanical Engineering Berlin. Germany Ol.USON Craic.. B. E.. A cling Professor of Mechanical Engineering Belmont Avenue Wilbur F. Tillett. A. M.. I). D.. LL. D. Vice Chancellor. Professor of Systematic Theology, aiul Dean of the 7lieologica! faculty Dean's Office. Wesley I loll. Campus •On leave of nhiencc. 1912-1913. Oswald E. Brown. A. M.. B. I).. I). D. Professor of Biblical ami Ecclesiastical History 4 West Ave.. Campus James U. Stevenson. B. D.. IX IX. Ph. D. (Chicago) Professor of 11 chief ami 01,1 Testament Exegesis 3 Wesi Avenue. Campus John A. Kirn. D. IX Professor of Practical T heology 1913 West Broadway Thomas Carter. A. B.. B. IX. I). IX. Professor of .Yen? Testament C.reel( ami Exegesis I 706 Grand Avenue J. I.. Cunninccim. A. B.. B. D. Atljunct Professor of Ac U- Testament Literature, ami Director of the Correspondence School 68 Wesley I lall. Campus I Ienry Beach Carre. A. B.. B. D. Adjunct Professor of Biblical Theology and English Exegesis 300 Twenty-First Avenue Allen Garland 11 all. LL. B.. LL. IX Dean of the Late Department, and Professor of I.are Dean's Office. Vanderbilt Law School Building; Residence. 2 West Avenue. Campus John Bell Keeule. LL. B. Prolessor of Lair Vanderbilt Law School Building (21) FACULTY O! VANDKKB1I . I UNIVERSI I V Percy D. Maddin. B. S.. 1.1. B. Profeuor of Late 229 Third Avenue North V. II. Witt. M A.. M I). Profeuor of Medicine and Clinical Medicine Worthington Flat John W. Judd Professor of l.a Vanderbilt Law School Building William King McAlister. B. A. Professor of Law Noel Block Jacob McGavock Dickinson. LL. B.. LL. D. Profcuor of I.an- Franklin Road Edward Tucker Seay. LL. B.. Profcuor of 1.axe Vanderbilt Law School Building Charles S. Lawrence. B. A.. LL. B. Adjunct Profeuor of Law Vanderbilt Law School Building Duncan Eve. M. A.. M. D. Profeuor of Surgery and Clinical Surgery 710 Church Street J. A. Witherspoon. M. D. Profeuor of Medicine and Clinical Medicine 150 Eighth Avenue North Glorci: H. Price. B. E.. M S.. M. D. Profeuor of Diseases of the p.ye. Ear. Nose and Throat 146 Eighth Avenue North J. T. Altman. M. I). Profeuor of Obstetrics Eve Building Richard A. Barr. B. A.. M. D. Profeuor of Surgery and Clinical Surgery l ust National Bank Building Lucius E. Burcii. M. 1). Professor of Gynecology and Secretary of the Faculty of the Med- ical Department. Eve Building Samuel S. Briggs. A. M.. M. D. Profeuor of Anatomy J02' Fifth Avenue North William Litterer. Jr.. A. M . Ph. C. M. D Profeuor of Histology. I athology, and Bacteriology in the Medical and Dental Departments, and Instructor in Bacteriology in the Department of Pharmacy. 146 F.ighth Avenue North Worchester A. Bryan. A. M.. M. D. Profeuor of Surgery and Clinical Surgery in the Medical Depart- ment and of Oral Surgery and Principles of Surgery in the Dental Department 146 F.ighth Avenue North (22) FACULTY OF VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY Owen 11. Wilson. B. E.. M. I). Professor of Diseases of Children 122 Eighth Avenue North M. C. McGannon. M. I). Professor of Surgery and Clinical Surgery I 18 Eighth Avc North S. S. Crockett. M. D. f rofessor of Nervous arid Menial Diseases 207 Jackvon Building J. M. King. M. D. Professor of Dermatology and Electro-Therapeutics Eve Building A. N. I lOLl.ABAUCH. M. I). Professor of Anatomy Co.ner Adi and Fifth Avenue South B. F. I Iambi.Eton, M. D. Professor of Physiology Elm and Fifth Avenue South S. H. Siieib. M. S. Professor of Physiological Chemistry in the Medical Department, and ! tofessor of Chemistry and Metallurgy in the Depart- ment of Dentistry 1918 Broadway W. D. Haccard. M. I). Professor of Surgery and Clinical Surgery 148 Eighth Avenue North T. I fit.i.iard Wood. M. D. Professor of Diseases of the Eye. Ear. Nose, and 7 hroat 506 Fir t National Bank Building Robert Caldwell. M. D. Professor of Surgical Anatomy 313 Jackion Building Perry Bromberg. M. D. Professor of Cenito-Urinary Surgery Jaekvon Building McPiieeters Glasgow. M. I). Professor of Materia Medica and Therapeutics Worthington I' lat W. E. I IlHBF.TT. M. D. Professor of Preventive Medicine and Hygiene Cily I lealth Oftee. City I fall Larkin Smith. M. I). Associate Professor of I'athology. and Instructor in Medicine 131 Eighth Avenue North William C. Dixon. M. D. Associate Professor of Medicine, and Superintendent of the Univer- sity Hospital 150 Eighth Avenue North R. O. Tucker. M. D. Professor of Obstetrics 142 Seventh Avenue North (23) FACULTY O! VANDKRBII I UNIVERSITY Dun-can Eve. Jr.. M D Associate Prof (nor of Surgery 710 Church Street A. S. Dabney. A. B. M. D. Assistant Prof enor of Medical Jurisprudence. and Assistant in Medicine Eve Building R. L. Jones. M. D. Associate Professor of Histology City Mall A. W. Hamus. M. D. Associate Professor of Xervous Diseases Hiird Floor Eve Building Holland M. Ticert. M. D. Associate Professor of Gynecology Worthington Flat Clinton E. Brush. M. D. Associate Professor of Medicine Eve Building William McCabe. M. D. Associate Professor of Surgery at the City Hospital City I lospit.il W. A. Ouciiterson. M. D. Assistant Professor of Medicine 135 Eighth Avenue North O. N. Bryan. M. D. Assistant Professor of Medicine 146 Eighth Avenue North E. A Ruodiman. Ph. M . M. D. Professor t Materia Medica and Pharmacy, and Secretary of the Faculty in the Department of Pharmacy 1016 A delicia Street I Ienry V. Morgan. M D.. D. I). S. Dean of the Department of Dentistry, and Professor of Operative Dentistry 211 Sixth Avenue North D. R SruBBi.cnti.D. A. M . M D.. D. D. S. F.merilus Professor of Oral Prophylaxis 301 Twenty-Third Avenue North J. Atchison Dale. D. D. S. Professor of Prosthetic Dentistry. Crown and Bridge IVorlf, and Porcelain 401 Jackson Building L. G. Noel. M. D.. D. D. S. Professor of Clinical Dentistry. Dental Pathology, and Dental Medicine ‘ill l ( hutch Street It. Boyd Bogi e. M. D . D. D. S. Professor of Orthodontia. Oral Hygiene, and Radiography I litchcock Building (24) ' Deceased. FACULTY OF VANDERBII. V. W. Haley. M. D. Professor of Materia MeJica. Therapeutic . a ml Anaesthesia in the Dental Department 623J 2 Church Street Harrington Marr. M. D. Professor of Anatomy in the Dental Department, ami Demonstrator of Anatomy in the Medical Department 6l9| 2 Chuich Street Jons 11. Phillips. D. D. S. Professor of Dental Anatomy an,I Operative Technic, and Supervisor of Clinic and Dental Laboratories 169 Ninth Avenue South James McClure. M. A. Instructor in Physics 2605 Ve l Side Avenue Glorcl R. Mayfield. M. A. Instructor in Ccrman kin.un I hill. Campus Fred K. Bryson. M. A. Instructor in English 1907 Division Street YV. P. Orr. M. A. Instructor in Mathematic; Kiisam 11 11. Campus (25) T UNIVERSITY John J. Luck. Ph. D. (University of Virginia) Instructor in Mathematics Kissam I l.ill, Cunpui I. 11. Lawson, B. S. Instructor in lliology Weil Side Row II. M. Henry. M. A. Instructor in History 2403 Pierce Avenue E. L. Johnson, Ph. D. Instructor in .dim anJ Crcel( Kiisam Hall. Campus Robert 11. McNeilly. B. E. Instructor in Droning anil Surveying 323 I'atherland Slreel J. W. Davis, E. E. Instructor in Mathematics atul Physics W est Side Row Guy T. Denton, B. S. Instructor in the Gymnasium I 5 Garland Avenue Paul Bowers. M. S. Felton anJ .-Issistant in Geology Sigma Chi House FACULTY O! VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY Francis Woodall Hogan. M. S. Assistant in Chemistry Brentwood Daniel E. McGucin. Ph. B. LL. B. Lecturer on Commercial Late 704 first National Bank Building C. F. Anderson. M. I). Lecturer on Venereal Diseases Eve Building R. V. Biluncton. M. I). Lecturer on Orthopedic Surgery, and Superintendent of the I niversily Hospital Corner Elm and Fifth Avenue South David M. Pickens. M. D. Lecturer on Rectal Diseases. and I nil tan I Demonstrator of Anatomy 138 Eighth Avenue North William T. Bhicgs. M. I). First Assistant Demonstrator of Anatomy Hitchcock Building Jessf. A. Sanders. M. A. Instructor in Chemistry 611 Fifth Avenue South J. J. Crlmbley. B. S. Instructor in Physics 91 I Fifth Avenue South (23) J. M Rogofe. M D. Instructor in Physiology. Embryology, and Pharmacology 930 Fatherland Street Dabney Minor. M. D. Instructor in Anaesthetics 1201 Broad Street E. M. Fuqua. M D. Instructor in Materia Medica 209 Seventh Avenue North Charles 11- Warren. Ph. C. Instructor in Pharmacy Athwood Avenue Stanley R Teachoui. M. I). Assistant to the Chair of Obstetrics 704 Church Street John Overton. M. D. Assistant to the Chair of Gynecology City I lorpital John W. Moore. M. I). Assistant to the Chair of Diseases of the Eye, Ear, Xosc. and I hroat 146 Eighth Avenue North John Witherspoon. M. I). First Assistant in Histology and Pathology, and Assistant in Medicine Elm and Fifth Avenue South James L. Walsh. M. D. Assistant to the Chair of Surgery 118 Eighth Avenue North FACULTY OF VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY Herbert T. Brooks. M. D. Assistant to the Chair ol Nervous Diseases Third Avenue South anil Chestnut Edwin L. Roberts, M. I). Assistant to the Chair of five. Ear. Note, ami 7 hroal Eve Building E. B. Cayce. M. I). latitant to the Chair of Eye. Ear, Note, and I hroal 501 I lilchcock Building V. E. Reynolds. M. I). Issistanl to the Chair of Gynecology, and Assistant Demonstrator of Anatomy Eve Building I Iersciiei. C. Ezell, M. I . Clinical Assistant to the Chair of Eye. Ear. Nose, and 7 hroal First National Bank Building Howard S. Jeck. A. B.. M. I). Assistant Demonstrator of Anatomy 1208 Fourth Avenue North S. S. Cowan. M. I). Assistant Demonstrator of Anatomy 803 Fifth Avenue South E. M. Sanders. M. D. Assistant Demonstrator of Anatomy 148 Seventh Avenue North C. G. Grip IK. M. D. Assistant Demonstrator of Anatomy Fourth Avenue South and Adi L. V. Edwards. M. I). Assistant Demonstrator of Anatomy 137 Eighth Avenue North A. 11. Eccstein. M. I). First Assistant in Histology 700 Fifth Avenue South I Ierman Spitz. M. D. hirst Assistant in Pathology 700 Fifth Avenue South L. W. Gorton. Ph. C. Assistant in Pharmacy 717 Second Avenue South Willis Butler. M. D. Assistant in Bacteriology Elm and Fifth Avenue South H. M. Rhea. Ph. C. Assistant in Pharmacy Kissarn I (all. Campus A. C. Brady. D. D. S. Assistant to the Chair of Prosthetic Dentistry, arid Superintendent of Prosthetic If 'orlc 503 I lilchcock Building (27) James W. Wins, IX D. S. Assistant to the Chair of Clinical Dentistry atid anJ Jurisprudence 2I7| Fifth Avenue North Ralph R. Byrnes. D. I). S. Assistant Demonstrator of Operative Wotl( Lloyd E. Shaw. IX D. S. Assistant Demonstrator of Prosthetic il'orlf Charles H. Simpson Instructor in Machine Shops and Chief Engineer 109 Ninth Avenue South A. L. Marshall Instructor in the Correspondence School 301 1 Belmont Boulevard D. L. Mumpower Instructor in Pharmacy in the Medical Department film and Fifth Avenue South J. E. Hart. Registrar, and Secretary of the Academic Faculty Secretary's Office. College Hall. Campus John T. Kercheval llursar of the Medical and Dental Departments Office Building. South Campus A. E. Godwin Assistant Secretary to the Medical Department Office Building. South Campus John Ashford. Superintendent of liuildings 1 I Central Avenue. Campus FACULTY Ol VANDERB1I 1 UNIVERSITY Lecturer on Ethics L NDERGRADUA'I E ASSISTANTS Academic. Engineering and Pharmaceutical Departments C. M. Luter. J. M. Blair, C. R. Crutchfield. W. J. Slaugh- ter. J. H. Yoe. J. IX Rollow. C. K. Leslie. A. S. Rogers, in Chemistry: Alfred Grief. A. R. Dismukes. John Reames. m Engineering. Medical Department J. M. Lipscomb. R. B Ramace. A. E. I.ecgf.tt. J. H. St. John. I . II Christian. W. B. Goddard. H. B. Scovern. S. Lawwill. (9. G. Nelson. W. E. Wilson. Jr.. D. B. P'Pool. in Chemistry; R. M. Jones, in Pharmacy; C. B. Erickson. W. K. SlIEI.BY. L. M. I ami r, in I liitology; S. R Ric hardson. E. M. Norton, and W. B. Lunsiord. in Physiology. (28) Standing Committees Committee, on University Instruction Ciiancei i.or James II. Kirkiand. C hair hum: Professor St. G. I.. Sioussat. Secretary; Professors II. . Kip. W. I.. Dudley. and Edwin Mims. Committee on Schedule and Courses of Study Cl I a no. 1.1.or James II Kirkland. Chairman; Professors Y II. ScHUERMAN. St. GeORCE I.. SlOl SSAT. I IeRFII.KI C. SaNBORN. and I Ii.nrv Meier. Superv isory Committee for Students Professor V. II. Schuerman. Chairman: Professors I- C. Glenn. R. B. Steele, and II. C. Tolman. Committee on Classification of Students Professor II. C. Toe man. Chairman: Professors St. George I.. Sioussat and P. B. Steele. Committee on Public Exercises Professor A. M. Harris. Chairman; Professors B. E. Yolnc. Ci. W. Dyer, and I I. C. Toi.man. Library Committee Chancellor James II. Kirkland. Chairman; Professor Ed win Mims. Secretary; Professor Sr. George I.. Sioussat. Public Addresses and Lectures. The Coi.f. Lectures for 1912 were delivered l y V. 11. P. Faunce. D. D.. 1.1.. D.. President of Brown University. The Commencement Sermon was preached June 16. 1912. by Bishop J. I I. McCoy, of the Methodist Episcopal Church. South. The Alumni Address wu delivered June 17. 1912. by Bradford Knapp. B. S.. of Washington. D. C. The Alumni Poem was read June 17. 1912. by Mi Eleanor Richardson. B. S.. of Memphis. Tcnn. The Commencement Address was deliverer! June 19. 1912. by Dr. Graham Taylor, of Chicago. III. (29) THE GARLAND OAK Around thin old tree center many legend of Vanderbilt and the early history of Nashville and it was from this point that the city was laid off. Vanderbilt in Legend and Story I r j .1 • :r 3 HE CALUMET CLUB of Vanderbilt has begun work on a book which has aroused much interest in uni- versity circles and among the Alumni. It will be an Annual of the Annuals, or a Commodore for all the years, preserving in permanent book form the best in the history and the traditions of our Alma Mater. Ihc Comets and the Commodores of previous years will be searched for good illustrations: the Observer, for the most interesting literary articles: the Hustler, for the important happenings in the history of Vanderbilt: and the Alumni will be called upon to assist in collecting the richest jokes, stories, and traditions which have been handed down from one student generation to another. Some stories have already been written and published by the Club: and other material is already at hand to be used in the undertaking: a committee from the Club is working with the Department of English in selecting that which is most worth while for their purpose: and steps are being taken to enlist the co-operation of every loyal alumnus in a literary and financial way. To this end a letter will be sent to each graduate, asking him to suggest ideas along the following lines: 1. The Best Illustration From the Annuals of Former Years. 2. The Most Important Events in the History of Vanderbilt. 3. Good Stories on the Professors and on C ollcgc Students. 4. College Songs. Odes. Historic Speeches, and Other Literary Productions—Serious and Comic. 3. Pictures of Prominent Persons, of Buildings, and Campus Scenes. 6. Contributions from the Alumni Telling the Story of Certain Great Events in Which They Had a Part. To this statement is added this significant question: “Would you like to have a copy of said book if the price is not more than two dollars? It is believed that two thousand copies can be provided for. and if this number is guaranteed, then the committee feels sure that the work will lx a financial as well as literary success. Other institutions of learning in America have volumes somewhat like the one planned, but perhaps no book embodies all the features which are to be found in the outline of the Annual as now conceived. I hc editors of the 1913 Commodore arc pleased to be the first to give this announcement in their edition and wish for the editors of the Universal Annual the most abundant success in their endeavors to preserve the best in the history and the legends of the past and to increase love and loyalty to Vanderbilt in the years that are yet to come. (31) WIN IKK SCKNF. ON WEST C AM PUS Virw of Wtw Find and Kution of Gintpui Dudley Field Funnnn f loll Kniinniini! 11 THE. OLD MAIN BUILDING- -DESTROYED BY FIRE IN 1905 George Peabody College for Teachers '||| S a cap stone to the pedagogical educational system of the South, the new George Peabody College for Teachers, to he located 01 the beautiful campus lying to the south of the Vanderbilt campus, and partly on forner Vanderbilt ground fills a need that the dcvelop- _ ment of the state school system of the s’ction have created. The old Peabody was for many years the only real normal training school of the South, and as such it did a great work in preparing the te ichers who have built up the Southern schools to their present point. With the progress of the public schools of the South the various states have established state normal institutions which, in a measure, fill the place occupied by the Peabody College, but the new Peabody, with its splendid endowment and equipment, will stand at the head of the entire system as a great normal university, where graudates of the state normal schools or others well qualified may come for the completion of their training in the science and art of teaching. The relations of the new Peabody and Vanderbilt have been and will be close, not only because of proximity of loaction, but also because of a commuiii’.y of interest. They will, in their different branches of educational work, represent somewhat the same id;als—that of the best. Work is going on night and day on the first group of buildings for the new college. I he plans for the college call for harmonious grouping and architectural effect, the lack ol which at Vanderbilt is most deplorable. Four buildings are at present authorized, and others will follow in time for the opening of the coming term. —R. S. . Galloway Memorial Hospital NSF.PARABLY connected with the future of the greater Vanderbilt Medical ( ollege is the Galloway Memorial Hospital, to be located in the southwest corner of the South Cam- pus on four acres of land donated by the university to the hospital trustees. Only through the hospital that is to lx erected there can the university attain to the highest possible development in its medical instruction, while it is only through the university that the hos- pital can reach its widest field of usefulness by aiding in the training of better medical men for the entire South. I he Galloway Memorial hospital was conceived by leaders of Southern Methodism as a memorial to the great bishop who loved Vanderbilt so well, and who served as president of the Board of I rust, but the institution is to be made possible not by Methodist contributions alone. All denominations and re ligions have contributed, and the movement is not confined to Nashville or Middle Tennessee. The hospital plant is to consist of three great buildings, erected on the unit system. The first of these units, to l e erected at a cost of $235,000, is soon to be well under way. and the others will follow as funds arc secured. The total cost ol the plant, which will be among the finest and most complete in the United States, will be $573,000. Vanderbilt, officially through her board and unofficially through her alumni, has taken a vitally im- portant part in the plans for the great institution of healing. I he Vanderbilt Medical Faculty will attend the free patients, giving them the best of surgical and medical skill that can be secured, and the Vander- bilt medical students will enjoy the clinical advantages ol the hospital. —R. S. . • r Graduate Students Officers PAUL C. BOWERS ROY JOHN . . . MISS ANNII. JONES WOODALL HOGAN .....................Presiden I Pice-PretiJcnl . Secretary-T rcasurer . CommoJorc Representative F. W. Brabson J. II. Brooks M. T. Carlisle I I. E. Cube Marvin Eacle A. R. IiALLEY Mrs. A. R. I (alley 11. M. I Ienry Jas. H. I lewi.r.rr Mrs. W. 11. I Ioli.inshead Edwin L. Johnson Members J. J. Luck Geo. R. Mayfield Miss Vircinia D. Moose W. P. Ott Andres Osuna Mrs. Etiiei. C. Peterson P. S. Powei.i. J. W. Scott J. C. Swaim Victor P. Lee J. O. Youngblood J. F. Zimmerman (•43) AP PROACH IO MAIN BUILDING Aratomtr auft tuntumiiuj Senior Class J. E. COPELAND J. M. HAWES . . R. H. HUGHES . . J. F. ZIMMERMAN P. B. BENHAM . . Officers .....................President . . . . Pice-President .....................Secretary .....................Treasurer . Commodore Representative (51) SENIOR CLASS—ACADEMIC AND ENGINEERING BaILEY, Wm., Jr.. C. e.. K —...........................................................................Nashville, I'cnn. Bateman, Clifford Hudson, B. A.. . I 1' ii, 1 V.........................................................McKenzie, Tenn. Acting Manager Track Team, '12: Manager ’track Team. ’l:i; VurHlty Nine, '0! : Athletic I'M I tor Hum lot, 11 - 12; Kd. Itor-ln-Cblef 'It-'lt; Trcaaurer Commodor «’tub. 'li-'is. Treaaurar Calumet (‘tub, ‘tl-’lI-'U: I’realdent Spec- tator Club. '12-‘13; l’roHldent I'hlloxoplifc I.Horary Society. ‘12; Vlce-I’rexldeut v. hi Siil Axxoclutlon. ll-‘12; Score- tary and Treasurer. I2- II; Commodore Hoard. ‘I2-‘IJ; Commodore Kami. ‘ll-’IS; 1‘ul.ll. it Committee Home-Coming. •lt-’l . Benham, Paul Burrus, B. A.. I K E........................................................................Marianna, Ark. Manmtor clawi Kb-veti. '13; Dramatic Club, l -'ll; Secretary and Treimuivr l rainntt - Club. '11-12; Attalalnnt Manager Itaaehall, '12; VI. o-rr. Mdont Arkan aa Club. ' I 2: Ferret Club, owl Club; Fan-Hellenic Council. ‘II-‘I2. Claaa Kleven. 'll; Committee n It. t,’. Klcctlon, '12; Commodore Club, Mnnnitor Itaxobnll, '13; l un-Hellcnh- Council, '12-'13. Commodore Krprcaeiitutlve Senior China. ‘13. Secretary and Trennurcr Inter-Krat linxebiill l.euuuc, ‘12. Blakemore, Dan Barringer, Jr.. B. S„ DD. S.. 1 X. 1 ................................................Nashville. Tenn. Comux Club, Commodore Hand, 'OS-'O! , ’0! -'10. '10-'ll. BoMER, J. O., Jr., B. S., .‘I Brownsville. I cnn. Honor Committe,-, ‘io; Ctn Track, 'lo.'il; flans Blevcn. '• : •' 10-' 11: It.-nerv.-n. ’OS -' 10-' 11; Captain China Kleven. '10; Captain Itcaorvcn, '10; Commodore Kcprcncnlalive. 'II; Vlee-|'ie«fdciit I’hlloaophtc l.lteruiy Society. '10; ITexld.nl. 'II. V. V. C. A Cabln.-t. II-’U; A■ l«tant Manager Football. ‘II; owl Club; In-bating Council. •||.‘I2; Claaa 1‘rMl- dent. II' IS: Manager Football. 'I'.': lT.xl.Icnt Vanderbilt Sunday School Clan . ’12-’IS. Cbnlrmnn on Freni,man Itlble Study, II- 13: Interaoclety brlwirr, -tr. Commodore Iteprenenlalltc Freahman l-aw Claaa. ‘12; Chaltman Claaa Honor Commit lee. -12-‘t?.. (52) SENIOR class-academic: and engineering Buford, Cornelius Hardy. B. A., •! I 1.............................................Nashville. Tenn. I’ronl.Ienl Klrat Year l.aw 'I2-'1S; Clnnn Honor Com rliuv Law School, I2 13. Copeland, John Eubank. B. S.. K 1............................................................................Birmingham, Ala. i .i 11 ii i. . 1. .i.- liiuul. ‘ 1i -'l II _•: Hnxobull Itoxerve . -Io: Captain «’lit - 1 rack. ’II-'IS: «’ommotlore ISeproxontnllvc. 'I.-: I'Viothnll ICexorvoji. '11; Owl Club; Secretary ami Treasurer rail-Hellenic Connell. TJ-'lll; Varsity Track. Il-'l.'; I'apialn. 'I::. VUre.l'ronUlont Commixlore Club; I’roxlilent Senior CIukk. Crutchfield, Carl Robert. B. S...............................................................................Nashville. Tenn. David. Roscoe Samuel, B. A............................................................................................Daniclsvillc, Ga. Tin.max Carter club; Seoroiary ninl Tivaruirer. chaplain VIcc-IToxblonl, ITculilont. i’hitoxopblc Literary Society: Al- ternate IntoreollouliUe I'obiito. '1'.'; Intomocicty Debater. 'Ii1; ITeahlciit Junior Claxx lllblli.il Department. '13. Dismukes. Albert Roberts. B. E.. H (■ H......................................................................................Nashville. Tenn. Vico- I'resbleiit HlKli School Club, Owl Club; cc-Croxhlent KmtinoerinK . o rlutlon. '12-'13; limtructvr In Surveying. '1I- I2, 'IS-’IS. (53) SENIOR CLASS—AC ADI.MIC AND ENGINEERING Early. Irvine Baxter. B. E..............................Franklin, Tenn. Evans. Giles Lincoln, B. A......................................................................................Fayetteville, l ain. Mathematic . KiikIIvIi. History entrance examination Prize. 'lO-'ll; Dramatic flub, Hu tier Stair, 'Il-'ll: Second Frit - Kreahman IVbat.. ’lO-'ll: Student Committee. '1: IS; John .M f hall l.mv Club. 12; Philosophic I.lternry Society. I'lTE. Alex G., Jr., B. A.. — A , ' ’ i A.................................................................Nashville, lain. winner of Kntr.mcc Prize In l.ntln nn-l Creek, •o; - 1m; Oym Team. II. I.-. II; Captain. ‘1.1; Treasurer German flub. •ll--!2: Winner f Owen Medal In Greek. 'll-‘12; Commodore Club; chairman .Honor Coniinlltee. ’IS-'IS; Pres- blent ami Treasurer l lil Bela Kappa. ‘lS-HS. Gladding. Miss Corinne J.. B. A.. K .1 O. l Ii K...........................................................Memphis. Tenn. Student Secretary d Fhl Item Kappa (5-5) Glenn, George Arrington. B. S. . Decatur. Ala. SENIOR CLASS—ACADEMIC AND ENGINEERING Hawes. John Morris. B. A.. I K E.....................................................Union City, lenn. Secretary Philosophic, ■«.is. ©! : A oe|ate Hilitor HuMller. '11: Tce-Pre ldent Philosophic, '11; Dramatic Club. ’ll-’l'. : owl club. 11-'J2: PrexUleut Philosophic. '12: HucIiokh .Manater llumler. 'll-'JS; Critic Philosophic, '12-'13; Hunl- ne Milliliter Commotiore. '12-'13; Vlce-Prcitlilonl Senior Class, 'I2-'13; DchuliiiK Council. 'I2-'13; IJuttlncio Manager lUu in n I It- I’luh. 12-'13: I'Vrn'l Cluh. 'I2-'I!: Manager «'hiss I'ive. 'P2-'I3: President Commotiore Cluli. '12-'13. Halley. A. R.. B. A...................................................................Nashville, l enn. Hughes. Russell Houston. B. E.. b K 'I'........................................................................................Nashville, l enn. Coiiuiiinloie Club: Owl club; hVriei Club; Commodore Hoard. 11-'12: Pun-Hellenic Council.'12-'1J; Secretary Kn- gliicerlug Assochillt.il, 'll-'l. : President Hnglneorlnu Ah ..chit It.n. '12-‘13: Manager lliiskeilmll, '1.'!; Secretary Se- nior Class. '13. Huggins. William Phillips. B. S., 2 A...........................................................................................Nashville, l enn. Owl Club; Chi Kleven. ’In. '11. ‘12; Secretary am! Treasurer Sophomore Claim; Tenni Champion. ’©1 . '10. '12: Itt'Hcrve Itas.-bnll Team. '10. Logan. William Gordon. B. A.. .1 7' iJ PreHitleiU Pan-Hellenic C.vtincll. '12-'13. ( S) Trenton, Ky. SENIOR CLASS ACADEMIC AND ENGINEERING Martin, Homer Otis. C. E............................. Portland. Tenn. Moncrieff, William F.. Jr.. B. S. . Nashville. Tenn. Morgan. W. H.. B.S..2 .V. ' 'AM...............................................................................................Union. S. C. lnter o,l - l .l.u .r, Int«rcn||i «Sate DehiMoi 'll Il..i ..r Onimlil... U 13; Track Team. 11-12: V. M. f A. l'l-«!.!.■m. McKellar. Robert Edward, B. A.. K .1 . Memphis. Tenn. I’reaiitent Sophomore CU«. 'io-'ll: i 'iub Overall, J. E.. B. A.. ' ' A 2.........................................................................Murfreesboro. 1 cnn. Chemical Laboratory Inxlmctor, 'Il--I2; Pan-llollenic Coun I. 3. (30 SENIOR CLASS—ACADEMIC AND ENGINEERING Porter, Miss Flora. B. S.............................Nashville, 1 enn. Reynolds. Miss Isabel, B.S.,.1 .1 I...........................................................................................Atlanta. Ga. , X4«'iut« FMHor ObKorvor. Commotiore Roartl, '11. '1.', '13; Co-K !. PaR-llellenlc Council. ‘ll-'lC: 12-'13; l’ro id t Girin' Club. '13. Robins, Fred Allen, B. A.. •) II................................................................................I updo. Miss. Vlco-lV.-nM.-m Freshman Cists . ’oy-MO; ll-mor Committer. M -M1: Cu|-tuln n w HU-v.-ii. ''In rive. Sut- n • Va«j.liy HI,-von. !• : Vsirslty KU-v.-n, MI-MI; Nine. MO-MI; Varsity Ti.i.k. '12; I'reaMem Owl Club. Ml-Ml: |1..r (lencrnl «Vnnmiwlorc Club, MI-MS: I’an-llnll.-nlc Conn,.’II. ' 1--'I'I; Weal SI-I-- Ruanl, MI-M3. Stonecipi ier. Alvin Harrison Morton. B. A.............................................................................Kenton. I enn. Van Ness. Stephen Austin. B. S....................................................................................................Nashville, Tenn. Freshman IVbatcr MO: Freshman; Math.-instllc Modal. 10; AhhIhIuik linurin-tor Chemle.il Laboratory. 1 ' -’12: Fre.Mi.-nt Ibaletle Literary S- i-t . II; Secretary. « )• an.l 12: VU- Freal.lent. Ml. Trv...ur.-r. MI-MI; Honor Com- mittee First Year 1j w Claw. MI-13; Clerk John Mnrahnll Law Club. (57) SENIOR CLASS ACADEMIC AND ENGINEERING Vaughan. Joshua P.. B. A.. I K K...............................................Louisville. Ky. Glee Club, 'ir-'13; AmwIhIm K lll r llu tler. ‘II -'13; rin « Kb-ton. II-'I3: ln.imiilli Club. 13-t.l. Wade, Bruce, B. S...................................................................................................I ronton, I cnn. Reserve Kb'V.-n. ’09. '10. 11. '13: Captain. ’13. Class Klev.n. 1 . '11: ‘nptnln. '11 Vuialt Five. '13: Truck Miuml. IS: 1‘oatmnilcr KIm.hu llall. ir-'IJ; Weal Sl.lo It. «ml. •'..mm. b.ro Club: Rrcnr.lllxc So.retar A M. C A . Honor Committo . Witherspoon, E. E., B. E........................................................................................Murfreesboro, Tenn. Yoe. John Howard. B. S................................................................................................Hartselle. Ala. Cla ! Track Ti-nm, 'Hl-'ll, ll-'12; Secretary HlrmlnKhnn. Colloic.- flub. 'IJ-'IJ; Instructor In Chemical l.ubora- lories. ' 11 13, 13-'1I: Spectator Club; flu liuskctbull Team. ’It'-'ll. 'Il-'is; Awn-late K.lltor Iluxticr. ’li’-'is; Cap- tain Senior Basketball Team. 'I2-’13; Assistant I nut met or in Gravoniotrlc Analysis I jiboratorb-i . '13-'I3. Zimmerman, James Fulton. A. B.. M. A., .1 7’12. 1)..................................................................Marble Hill. Mo. Proabb nt Students’ Aaaoriatlon, lf 'IS; Manager «2 loo Club. nboerver Staff. Honor Commit too. '11-'12: Spectator Club. '13-13; PreiiUb-nt Dlnletlc I.Herary Societ ', '10; Otven Me.lnl, II. Class Treasurer. 13; Secretary' Calumet club. '13; Cm.Ium. Club. '1:: (K) SENIOR CLASS- -ACADEMIC AND ENGINEERING Luter Clark A.. B. S.. Phar. D.....................................................Mintcr City. Minn. riilloxoiihU' MlvRiry SnoMy. MI-'IS; Instructor in Organic Ch.mixlry. H'-’ll. Ml-'IS: liiNlrtiolor In Quanlitnilvo Analyst . MS-MS; Cvrinnn 'lub. (W) E. BROWN . . V. M. MORGAN C. W. COLLINS C. C. TURNER . Junior Class Officers ......................................President ..............................Pice-President ...........................Secretary-Treasurer .......................Commodore Representative (61) JUNIOR CLASS ACADEMIC AND ENGINEERING Allen, Lilburn. B. S........................ Frimhiniin Mm b.inal U Medal. ' lO-'ll Andlrson, Hattie Jane. B. S.................. Srbrre. Ky Nashville, Trnn. Anderson. Holmes. B. F... T Jk . Commodore club; Owl Club; Football Squad. •®,.‘-'lo. ,1 -' Secretary Rnitlnecrln ; Aiwociallon; CuplaHi -Ih k Ktcv.n. Atooclnllon; Dramatic Club. II. I’an-Hellenlc Council, •|« -,ll; Captain Reserve to. Captain It- . rvo Kleven. os. Vlw-Prwldfnl Brllevirw, Kleven. • ; Knitlm-orltnc I rnn. Armistead. Geo. Harrison. Jr Honor (!nrnnilttw: Choei nnnrr Com in I tin- V. M. B. A.. - X. - T.................................... U'tder, I’tut-Hellenic Council. 'I IS; C. A ; Owl Club. l:--|J; Calumet Club. flu Truek Team, 12; .................Franklin. I rnn. Wot Side AwoiClallon Fl- Baii.ey. Preston Perkins. B. A.. K I . Secretary Commodore Hoard. ‘I2-‘12. NaUiville. Trnn. Blair. Julias M B. S Na hvillr. Scrub Klcvcn. ‘12. Bi.aklmorl, Jas. Griluth. B. S.. 1 X Owl Club. MJ-'U. Blue. Willard Harris. B. S.. a K K Bomar. Daniel Cherry. B. S.. V T li Owl Club. •|2-,IJ. Nashville. NaUivillr. Brownsville, ! rnn. I rnn. Trnn. I rnn. Bodoie. Rufus Foster. B. S. Gallatin. Trnn. Branham. Mary Lcland. B. S„ K A (I..................................................................................Spring I lill. Trnn. Bratten, Vernon Guilford. B. S, - A K..................................................................................Lebanon. Trnn. Scrub Rlcven. '10-'1I; Ferret Club. (62) JUNIOR CLASS— ACADEMIC AND ENGINEERING Brown, Enoch. Jr.. B. A, i T i.......................................................................... IVioibnll. 'ID, Ml. ' 1 2. Capl-.-l.cl. '13): lluskcthnll. lo- ll; KasclMtll. Il-'IS: Pr.-aUtotH Owl T:-'13; Comm.-lore Itonr.l. Mr-MS; Sw'reury «'la , 'lo-’ll; Assistant Mana ;cr ItaikctlNlll, «-II. ‘1I I2. Burnett, Jackson Smith. B. S.. 1 A o.................................................................. I’nn-Hcllviilc Council; Omninilor Itopresenlailve. .......................Franklin, l’cnn. «•|iil . IS ,13; Class I’reshh-nt. ‘i:-‘13; l an-Hell«-nlc « un- Spartanburg. S. C. Birr. Alfred Hamlin. B. S.. 2 A ti..................................................................................Paragon Id. Ark. Class Track Team. ’11 • 12. Cai.dwell. Dandridge V.. B. S.. -I A O.......................... Campbell. Donald B.. B. S.. A T A................................. Owl Club. 'I2-'I3: Scrub Nine, II-'i;: KiikIuc« rinse Association. Campbell. John Neal. B. S.......................................... Nashville. 1 cn.v 1 ullahoma. Tenn. Natchez. Mi . Cherry. Frank Irwin. B. S.. is o II.................................. i mi «’ini . 11 12 •|2-'i:i; Assistant Manager .Mustier. Fayetteville. Tenn. Clarke. Rout. Hi nry. B. S. Nashville, lcnn. Cohn. Paul S . B. S. Nashville. lean. Collins. Cyril Wii son. B. S.. K 2 . ' Vn rslt Nine. 11-12: Varsity Kh-ven. 'Iu; VIcc-Pn-shleM Owl Kl.vcn. ■11-12. l:- i:i: Scrub Kh-ven. flub. MS-MS; f.lcc Club. ,11-,12. M2-M3; (6?) 1«; 'Varsity ItuMcball. M2-M3: Secretary Junior Class. . . . . Pulaski. Tenn. captain Freshman JUNIOR CLASS—ACADEMIC AND ENGINEERING Covington. Joel Bell. B. E.. II K a Scrub Nln« 'll. Sub ‘Varaliy Blow Cummings. Wallace. B. E.. IX.. Knalneerlnir AwHlill n CURLIN'. ZaCHERY H....................... Trnck Team. 'I1-'I2: Football llcw Duflot. Joseph Lee. B. S................. Early. Nina Louise. B. S.. A a a Falconer. Roberta. B. S.. K a o Ferguson. John L... B. A, Ki Owl «'lull. ,ll-,12. •|2-’U: «lire «’lul •11; 'Vanity HtVMi 'Ui 'Vanity Nine. '12. ‘10; 'Varnlty Klovrn. 'II ‘12. «'In Klcvcn, '10; «'In Track Team. 'I.' II-‘I3: We I Sl«le Roarsl; Spectator Club: 'l.« ItAakctball Vom 'I2-'IS. Figley. Bess. B. S.. KAO Ford. Hollis Jerome. B. A., 1 X Gilbert. Leon. B. S. Gill. Walker Niches, B. A., II O II.............................................................................. Asnlntnnt FMItor HuMlcr. 'll-'IS, I2-'I3: Ferret Club; vl i.'lub. '12-‘H; Clan Trnck Team. '1'. ; Trnck Tea tator Club. Grief. Alfred. B. S.............................................................................................. Holman. John Cabell Ware. B. S.. - A K...................... Owl Club, 'll-'! ; A l tant M annitor 'Vntnlty Nine. 'IS. Nashville. Icnn. Springfield. Irnn. Burdette. Aik. Mayfield. Ky. Nashville. I enn. . . Marlin. lex. Birmingham. Ala. . . Canton. O. Magnolia. Miss. Nashville, Icnn. West Point, Miss. ' I: Spec • Nashville. Icnn (64) i rxarkana. I ex. JUNIOR CLASS ACADEMIC AND ENGINEERING I Iucgins. Alien Connell. B. S .. 1' X..............................................................................................Na hville. Tcnn. Scrub Eleven. ‘12. Killoucii. Walter V.. B. S., K A..................................................................................................... ynnc. Ark. Leslie. Charles Kendall. B. S, + K ....................................................................................................Coweia. Okla. Owl «■lull, I5-’I3; Oleo Club. 11-‘12. ’I2-'IS; ComnUMlorc Hoard. 12-'1J. Litterer. Joseph I Ienry. B. S.. K .................................................................................................Nashville. I cnn. Medaucii. Frederick Wilbur, B. S....................................................................................................Nashville. I cnn. Miller. William W.. B. S„ A T n.......................................................................................................... Nashville. Tcnn. Morgan, Walter McHenry. B. A.. A O Nashville. I enn. Owl Club, ‘12-'|J; ’Varalty Five. '12. ‘IS; Varsity Nine. 'll. ' 12: Captain ‘Vurslty Nine. 'IS. Morgan. Hugh Jackson. B. S.. «!• A O................................................................................................Nashville. Tenn. ‘Varsity Eleven. 10, 'll. ‘12: A11-Soul hern Center. 'll. '12: Dramatic Club. ‘lO-’ll. ‘II- 12; 'II-'IS; owl Club. I-'- IS; . ! ••• Club. ‘io.-ii. ■ Ii-‘i2. 12-1;: Moore. Harry Wade. B. .................................................................................................................Sharon, lenn. Nelson. Joe I Ienry. B. A.. A T I!...................................................................................................McKenzie, l enn. Newsom. Bessie Wooten. B. A.. K A o........................................................................................... lo1 Spring . Ark. Peebles. James McAden. B. A.. It © II........................................................................................Fountain Creek. Tenn. Fresh man Debater: Inter-Society Oratorical Conical. lo-’ll: Inter-Society Debater, ’lit-'ll; Class Track Team. II Pyburn. Aubrey Mackay. Ii. S...........................................................................................................Dodson. La. ■ ’resilient Dlaleclle Literary Society. Howell. Donley David, B. S..............................................................................................................Dover. lenn. Scrub Eleven, '■ !•. '10. 12: Class Eleven. ‘10. Randle. Edwin Wall. B. S.. A K K.............................................................................................................Paducah. Ky. Rice. Edwin Cook. B. S.. A K K................................................................................................................Fulton. Ky. Assistant lluslness Malinger Observer. ‘12-’IS: «'lass Track. ‘12: owl Club. ‘I2-‘13. (65) JUNIOR CLASS- AC ADEMIC AND ENGINEERING Ridley. Granville S.. B. A.. !■ K 1 Owl Club, ij-'ij; Commwiorr Board, 'i2-'is. • Rives. James Davidson. B. S.. a T it Rollow, Jesse Douglas. B E....................... Rooney. John Joseph. B. E................ Shaw. Nina Adele. B. S. a a A.................... ISrnmatlc ('lull, 'lo-'ll. Shelton. John Howard. B. S.. 2 X . . «•|h k Eleven. 'll; Owl Club. 'll-'!’. Shofner. Sadie, B. S.. KAO Murfiffiboro, Tenn. Mcr Rouge. La. Clarksville. Tenn. Nashville. Tenn. Nashville. Tenn. Nashville. Tenn. Ml Pleasant. Tenn. Slater. John Raymond. B. S.. 2 A K ........................................Valdosta. Ga. Slaughter. William James. B. S.................... Ul Track Team. '12 Nashville. I enn. Southall. Sara. B. S.. k Sperry. Louis Fletcher. B. S.. a O..................... I•raiiiiiilc Club. IO. 11. 'll-lr. ir-l's; Calumci Club: winner It Stevenson. Eldon B.. Jr.. B. S.. -I- a o . Dramntli Club. 11.'12, Stilz. Earl Bauer. B. A. Symmes. Sue Rae. B. S. . . ....................................................Birmingham. Ala. ...................Nashville. Tenn. A. YounK Oratorical I’rlz.-. 'I l-T.'. . . Nashville. Tenn. .....................................................Gallatin. Tenn. ...................................................Nashville. Tenn. Thomas. Lovick Pierce. B. S.. 2 A B Ola Track, 'll. '12; Commodore Board. 'I2-'1J. (66) Lillie Rock. Ark JUNIOR CLASS ACADEMIC AND ENGINEERING Thompson. Daly. B. S.. A T ft......................................................................................................Pocahonu . Ark. Scrub Woven. -li . 'II. '12; Spectator Club, Turner. Carrol Conway. B. S.. K A...................................................................................................Memphis. Tenn. Scrub Woven. 'II: Owl Club. 'I2-'I3; Claim Track. '12; OIoo Club. 'lO-’ll. 'Il-'12. '12-'1S; Commodore Iteproxontatlve. '12- 'IS: Commodor Board. 'I2-'1S. Turner. Wm. I IublrT. B. S.. K 2...................................................................................................Cartilage. Tenn. Scrub Woven, 'Iti-'ll, 'll-'!2: Kr.shmun Woven, 'I ; Cii| IiiIii Sophomore Woven, ’ll; 'Varsity Nino. '11. '12; 'Varsity Wo von, '12. Walker. John Russell. Jr.. B. A.. A K K.............................................................................................Trenton. Tenn. Athletic Kdltor Hustler. Il-'12: Hustler Staff. '12-M3: Calumet Club. Waller. Richard Cooke. B. S.. £ X.............................................................................................Morganfield. Ky Warfield. Francis. B. S„ It o ll..............................................................................................Columbia. Tenn. WikIik -rlng Association: Owl Club. '12-'13. West. Joseph B.. B. E.. ■! A ()...................................................................................................Naihville, Tenn. Assistant Manager Basketball. '11-'1'2: Owl Club. '11-'I2. Watson. Henry Phillips. B. S.......................................................................................................Lexington. Mi . Whitnell. Wm. McGill. B. A.. A K K.....................................................................................................Fulton. Ky. Sophomore Woven, 'll; s'orub Woven. 'Io. '11; Scrub Nine. '11. '12. .MnniiKvr l-'oothall. '13; Owl Club. 12-'1.T; Oh- - Club. '12-13; 'Varsity Five. '12-13. Wilkerson. Lonnie Orro. B. A........................................................................................................Sianion. Tenn. Scrub Woven. '10. 'll. '12; Scrub Nine. '11. '12. Wooten. Richard K.. B. S.. £ A K...................................................................................................Chickatha. Okla. Owl Club. '12 'is. Wyatt. Charles Thomas. B. S.. A K K...............................................................................................Fayetteville. Tenn. reserve Football, '11-12; class Football. '11-'12: Itesorvo Baseball, '11-12: Secretary Philosophic Society. (67) 1L_i, Sophomore Class Officers SEYMOUR STAFFORD.............................................President CARTER LUSCHER...........................................Vice-Preudenl F.. T. LAMKIN.................................Secretary and Treasurer HENRY POINTER...............................................Ilirtorian REM BERT MARSHALL.............................Commodore lieprexnlative (6?) SOPHOMORE CLASS- ACADEMIC AND ENGINEERING Atkins. J. D. C, B. A.. K A....................................... ....................... Honor Committee, Ayres. S. N.. B. S.. a T ............................................................... Barwich. E. C„ B. S„ K S.................................................................. 5 lee Club, 'IS-'IJ. Beasley. Rex W.. B. A.. A K K............................................................. Winner Kreahman IMmIi : Huailrr stuff. ‘K'-'U: Sp Hlor 1 Tub. '1I- IS. Burke. G. L, B. A......................................................................... Byrns. Chas.. B. S.. K A . Paris. Tenn. . Natchez. Mi . Grenada. Mi , l inden. I enn. Sunt Kiang. Chinn Murfreesboro. I enn. Brooks. Miss Elizabeth. K A • Nashville. Tenn. Chester. M. A.. B. E.. U ' II Nashville. I enn. l(.-.rt. Kb'Vrn. II; 'Virali) Klrven. 'll; Track Train. I.'. 11.o-rv« Ita i-all Turn, '11 Clement. B. E.. B. S............................................................................................................1 lumbo1'- Tenn. Curtis. Tom R . Jr.. B. S.. 1 X...............................................................................................Bell Buckle, Tenn. (Jymirailuni Tram, 'll !;, T2-T2 Campbell. W . B.. B. A.. 4 A O...................................................................................................Nashville, lenn. Cole. Uo C.. B. A., i X...............................................................................................................Macon. Tenn. Craig. Ed. B. S.. ■! A O....................................................................................................... Nashville, lenn. Duilot. J. L.. B. S................................................................................................................Mayfield, Ky. Elliot. T. U.. B. S„ A T I!.....................................................................................................Clarksville. Tenn Everett. Jas., B. A.. A T A (70) Nashville, lenn. SOPHOMORE CLASS—ACADEMIC AND ENGINEERING Nathville. I cnn. Evers. F. B.. B. E.. A T A Ei. 1.1 . Dean. B. S.. a T «.. . Dramatic «’lui . ’I2-'I3, Eskini . Ernest. B. S. . Fori . V. S.. B. A Fauciin. J. 1I.. B. A Flowers. J. M.. B. S.. 1' X ... (SymnnMluni Team. 'Il-'I2. ‘is-'IS. Fields. R. G.. B. S„ 2 X................. Prrahmnn IWiHw; «'Ian Trn.k Team. '12: Mannglnjc Kdltor Wlwri'w, 'I5-'I3; SlHM’lRlnr ('Iuli; Calumet Club. Ficley. Marie. B. S.. K A 0 Commodor Itonrd. 12-'IS. Frierson, Meade. B. S.. A K K Dramatic Club. 12. Hackle. Miss Rac iiel. B. S. . Harvell. Miss Mary Joe. B. A.. K A C) 11orner. B. B.. B. A.. T U Huffman. C. C. B A................ Varsity Football s.|uu l. II. '12. Hunt. C. M.. B. S.. •!« K + . . . Hutcheson, Wm. G.. B. S.. B O II .....................................Jonciboro. Ark. .......................................Nashville. I cnn. .....................................Centerville. Mi . ......................................... Benton, Ky. .......................................Dothan. Ala. ....................................Nashville. Tcnn. Seer 'tary Dialectic Literary Society. ’12: Columbia. I cnn. Tenn. I cnn. Tenn. Tenn. I'cnn. Ridgelop, I cnn. (71) SOPHOMORE CLASS—AC ADEMIC AND ENGINEERING JeRNICAN, J- A.. B. S- K A Johnson. S. P.. B. S.. X X Kerr. J. C. B. A.................. Lamkin. E. T.. B. S.. l AH. . Secretary and Treaaurer, MS, Lmimer. R. B.. S X . . . . Ledig. P. G.. B. S................ Luck. J. NL. B. S.. A K E . . Pari . Tenn. . Nashville, lenn. . Chattanooga. I enn. . Monroe. La. . . Ulica. Mi . Cucamonga. Cal. Roanoke. Vo. Luscher. Carter. B. S.. A K K...................................... Clin Kievan. '11; Vlce«l'rr ldcnt Cl na , 'It-'I' Marshall. C. R.. B. A . It o II....................................... Dramatic (Tub. Ml-MS. M2-MS; Commodore ItepnwnUlIre. MS McClure. C. C. B. S.. A K K........................................... University Hand. Ml-MS: Claim Klevcn. Ml: Dramatic Club. '12 Norvell. Richard. B. S-. X X....................................... Owen. Homer. B. A.. + K 2.......................................... Secretary Dialectic I.lternry Society. MS. Pointer. I Ienry. B. A.. A T A..................................... Illxlorlnn, MS. Ragsdale. C. A.. B. A.. AT ........................................ Winner Kntrnnee J rlw In l.nlin and Greek: Winner Krrthman Robinson. Ralph, B. S.. ATI!....................................... Roberts. H. H.. B. E............................................... •MS Math, nut I leu Medal. . . Mobile. Ala. . Nashville. lenn. . . . Mobile. Ala. . Nashville. Tenn. Cumberland City. lenn. . . i'ranklin, lenn. . Spring I Ml. l enn. . . Spai la. lenn. Carter Creek. I enn. Rogers. A. S.. B. S. 02) Leeville. lenn. SOPHOMORE CLASS—ACADEMIC AND ENGINEERING Rv«.«. j. B.. J... - A K..................................................Cotdile. C. SiiOfsiR. N. S.. B. A.. K II Ml. Plcatant. Tcnn. Smith. E. G.. ii. S................................................................................................................Nathvillc. Tcnn. Smith. F. C.. B. S.. A K K...........................................................................................................Hickman. Ky. (lite Club. M2. M3. STEPHENS. J. O.. B. $., A K K . .................................................................................Nath ville, Tcnn. Spectator Club. Stafford, S. S.. B. A., til)......................................................................................................F nlctiinc. 1'cx. Commodore KcprcMontiUlvc. M2: Clns President. M3; Tate. Jas. A.. B. A.. 2: A K.................................................................................................... Shelbvvillc. Tcnn. TllOMlSON. F. V.. B. S.. K A..........................................................................................................Dnvlon. Tcnn. Turner. Z. V.. B. S.. K —......................................................................................................Lcwitburg. Tcnn. Itcwrvc Klovcn. Ml , M2. VarnEI.L. C. C.. B. S............................................................................................................Chaltanoo«a. Tcnn. !le« Club. M3. WtTT. Rachel, K A l...............................................................................................................Lynnville, Tcnn. Webster. Wm. P.. B. E t i O.......................................................................................................Nathvillc. Tcnn. Dramatic Club. M2. WlNTON. Georce. B. S.. 'I' A 0.....................................................................................................Nathvillc. Tcnn. Clusa Historian. M2. Yolnc. R. A.. B. A.. K 2!............................................................................................................Memphis. Tcnn. Class Baseball Team. M2. Young. W. S., B. S., A T li............................................................................................................Amory, Mit . Fri'sliniiin Debater: Class lias-ball Team, M2: Secretary Philosophic Literary Society. M2. WoOMON. J. T.. B. A.................................................................................................................Gallatin. Tcnn. (73) Freshman Class Officers JAMES EDWARD BRITT ... CARL ELLISWORTH SCIPLE . . . JAMES G. STAHLMAN......... ALFRED EVANS WALLER W. N. ESTES............... .................President . . . Vice-President . Secretary- Treasurer .................Historian Commodore Representative (75) FRESHMAN CLASS ACADEMIC AND ENGINEERING Acki.es. Miss Catherine Park Adams. I lowr.i i Elliot. •!• A O Alexander. Rvce Pierce, l N Allen. Paul Hodccs. ■! K Ambrose. John L.. 2 X . . Arterburv. Rov L.............. Plnlcctlc Uternry Society Atkinson. Richard Merrii. Baer. Irwin Hetman Glee Club. Bell. Robert H„ 2 X . Nashville. I enn . N.«divide. I'enn. Tiplonvillc. Tcnn. 1 upelo. Mi . Nashville, icnn. Ft. Worth. Tex. . Nashville. I enn. Wheeling. W. Vo. Na hville. Tenn. Kexerve Football Team. Blair. Frank. K X . Branson. Fred B.. K X Britt. James Edward, A K E . Burkholder, Ellen Pauline Burrus. Swan. A T o . . . . Callis. Peter Elmore. A T O Camrron, W. J. Carruthers. Medora Chadwick. Jack Breedon. !• A O . Nadiville. I enn. . . 1 rimdad. Colo. 1 enn. Ashland City. Tenn. oodland Mill . T I enn . Germantown. ri 1 enn Fayetteville. Tenn. I'enn. (76) Nadiville. 1 enn. s 7 a!')r FRESHMAN CLASS—ACADEMIC AND ENGINEERING Chick. Wii.liam Winsiiip................... Dialectic l.ilcrary Society. Ci- rk. Joseph Murrell. Jr.. -I AO Clarke. James Vernai................................. Dialectic I.Horary Society. Compton, Louis J..................................... Dialectic I.Horary Sooloiy. Cook. Almas Bates.................................... Cook, Ci.assie Beli.................................. riilloxitplilo I.Horary Society Coolidce. C. Earle................................... Vtco-Prcxlilrnl r Dialectic I.Horary Society. Cooper. Warner James. 1 K 1)....................... Daves. James I Ikkmak. X X ‘Vanity Football. Davidson. Robert Mitchf.i.i.. K -.................... ‘Vanity Five. Eskina. Ernest....................................... Estes. William Norelat. IS O II...................... Comniislurv iCrprmrnintlvv. Everett. Edward B.................................... Fain. C. E........................................... Ford. I Iallis Jerome. IX............................ Foster. Miss Mabei................................... Fox. Miss Charlotte Lee.............................. Kansas City. Mo. . Shannon. Mi . . Nashville, lenn. Fi. Wonh. Tex. . Nashville. I enn. . Santa Fc, l ean. Fl. Worth, lex. . Novhvillc. lenn. Fayetteville. lenn. . Gadsden. Ala. . Nashville, lenn. . Martin. Lenn. McKenzie. lenn. . . Murray, Kv. . Magnolia. Mttl. Nashville, lenn. . Nashville, lenn. FRESHMAN C LASS- -ACADEMIC' AND ENGINEERING Fox. Roy A............................. Fuller. Henry Theodore, a T o Garner. Robert Livingston. II O II Honor I'ammliirr, Kreahmnn Cl . Gray. George Brandon. 2 A K . Hammock. Olin Clarke .... Hardin. John Stuart. K A . . . . Harrell. Miss Clara Julia .... Harris Henry Ewing. K A . . . . Hawkins. Charles Pearri................ Hayes. Martin A., n o II Hopkins. John W........................ Houston. Henry Milton.................. Hughes. Shelley Gleason. K 'I' Illinc. Leo McElroy.................... Isom. Charles D.. K A.................. Jackson. Miss Eunice Baxter. KAO Jaurard. Parker W...................... Jones. Cleveland Vincent ... Keer. John Earton ... Killebrew. George Wimberly. Jr.. U O II . Corsicana. I ex. . Tampa. Ha. Greenville. I enn. Texarkana. Ark. Sliellman. Ga. . Atlanta. Ga. . Memplm. I enn. . Atlanta, Ga. Fl. Worth. lex. , Nashville. I enn. Nashville. I enn. Pottenville. Ala . Nashville. I enn Lillie Rock. Ark. . Nashville. Tenn. Nashville. I enn. . Nashville. Tenn. I evvishurg. Tenn Chattanooga. Tenn Nashville, lenn (78) FRESHMAN CLASS- ACADEMIC AND ENGINEERING Kilvincton. Lyle George....................... Kirkman. Sam Mayes. + O........................ Killouch. Neai................................... Kirkpatrick. Elijah N............................ Kittle. Charles Freeman.......................... Klein. I Ienry Lipscomb Lr.icii. James Bell.............................. Lemond. John I Iomer. K ...................... Lockwood. I Ienry. Jr............................ Lipscomb. Perry D................................ Locb. Herbert.................................... Lawrence. M. K................................... Loccins. James E.. K ............................ Love. Robert A.. A O............................. ...... Lowe. Robert Ed.................................. McClure, Crutcher. A o........................... ICiiliiuK.' I'rlae hi .Mullii'iiuMli- limi lllulory. McDonald. William Archie, i) X.................... . Nashville. I enn . Nashville. Tenn . Wynne. Ark. Nashville, 'I enn. Evansville. Miss. . Nashville. Tenn. Columbi . Mis . . 1 renlon. Tenn. Rockdale. Tea. . Nashville. Tenn . Shreveport. La. l-ewisburg. Tenn. Somers die. Tenn. Leland, Miss. Eagleville. Tenn. . Nashville. I enn McGill. Alien I... A K !•: (79) Lillie Rock. Ark. Nashville. Tenn. FRESHMAN CLASS- -ACADEMIC AND ENGINEERING McLean, William Harvey .... McWhorter. Frank P. Mefford. John A. . . Miller. George Fleming Mills. Robert Daniel. Jr.. •! K + Moore. David Carson. K 1 Northcutt. Henchell B.. 1 X Renervo Football T. ani. Norton. Miss Evelyn Polk. K Offenhauser. Gilbert F.. I A K Orr. Jones Everett. K X . . . . Overall. M. D., Jr.. «I K X Overall. Robert Moore. X X Overton. John Hamilton. It O II Paxton, Wii mot F.. l A «• Perry. Ernest Clifton. K a Phelps. Thomas..................... Pleasants, Frank I .. Jr. Porter. Jerry M. Nashville. Ifnn. Nashville. Tenn. I hompvon Station. I enn. Nashville. Tenn. . Nashville. I rnn. . . . Oakland. Mis . Manchester. I enn. . Nashville. Tenn. Irxaikana. Ark. . l.rwishurg. I enn. Murf rreslioro, I enn. . Nashville, lenn. . Nashville. Tenn. Wilmot. Miss. . . Nashville. I enn. Lindsay. Okla. Minter City. Miss. (HO) Crdai I lill. I rnn. FRESHMAN CLASS- ACADEMIC AND ENGINEERING Porter. Piiillip H.. a T o.....................................................................Clinton. Ky. Potter. Edward. Jr.. 1 X.....................................................................Naihvillc. Tcnn. Ransom. Miss Ellknf.......................................................................................................................Naihvillc. Tcnn. Reaves. I Iart Walker................. Reyer. Geo. W.m.. I Kt.......................... Football S iund. 'Vanity Itankolball Tenni. Robinson. Daniel M..................................... Kliilwlli' I.Horary iSm-lety; Rwrv Football TV Rogers. James S.. -I A 0.............................. Roli.ow. Cecil B....................................... Rooker. Henry Grady .................... Saddler. Raymond. II o II.............................. Schumpert. Noble Bird. 1 a K........................... Sciple. Carl Ki.liswortii. K A......................... Sensing. Donald McCreary............................... Seward. Douglas Crockett............................... Shannon. George Pope. A T O............................ Ktnrimoo Trlxe Lalln and «Irook. Sharp. I Ienry. K 1'................................... 'Vanity Hankolball Team. Sims. Paul, a K K...................................... I.illlc Rock. Ark. . Nashville. I’cnn. . Franklin. Tcnn. Wales. Tcnn. Wynne wood. Okla. Murfrcciboro. I cnn. . F.lkion. Ky. Shreveport. La. . Atlanta. Ga. . Dickion. Tcnn. . Franklin. Tcnn. . Fianklin. Tcnn. . Naihvillc. Tcnn. (81) Linden, I cnn. FRESHMAN CLASS- -ACADEMIC AND ENGINEERING Stevenson. A. B.. - X..................... Smeade. Miss Mariam Herbert Stahlman. James G,. 1' X . . . ? cr lary-Tr«-nMii• i PrNhinan «’in ; Hccrrtnry Sperry. Miss Henrietta Grace Dramatic lut Steadwell. John M.. A K H Stetson. John Mersey, a K K......................... Taylor. William Ford Thomas. Jesse 11 all. K 4' Waller. Alfred Evans. T A o Olw ‘lut.. Waller. David Rot............................. Waller, Lyi.e B.. £ X..................... Washburn. Miss Mary Ethei.......................... Webster, Miss Barbara........................ Webster. James H.. ♦ A O......................... Wears. Leslie IL A K K . . - njihir I.Hi-rury Society; Awoclulc Kdllor II u i I Nashville. 1 enn Nashville. I cnn Nashville. Tenn Nashville. 'I cnn Nashville. I cnn Nashville. Tenn. Memphis. I cnn. Nashville. 1 cnn Morganficld. Ky. Morganhcld. Ky. Morganhcld. Ky. Nashville. Tenn. Nashville. I cnn. Woodard. Fred Connel. A N Scrub Football Team (82) . Nashville, I cnn. Fulton. Ky. Spungficld. I cnn. IGant I hirci Year Class M. H. ADAMS G. S. ATKINSON . H. I. McCLOTIII.IN A. O. DENNING . Officers ...................................President ..............................Vice-President ....................Secretary and Treasurer ....................Commodore Representative THIRD YEAR CLASS—LAW Adams. Morton Boyte. B. S.. LL. B.. b I -). 1 I ' ....................................................... ... Nashville. Tenn. Commodore «‘lull. John Marshall l.mv Club; Varsity Football. ; Munster Hum I-a 11 Team. In. President Smlor Class, Honor Itoll. '11 1 -; Debuting ('«iinrll, Ti-'IJ; l.nw Department Honor CommIItoo, '12-’IS. Andrews, Wm. Valery. LL. B.. 2 A.........................................................................................Nashville. Tenn. Atkinson. George Sublett. LL. B.....................................................................................Nashville. Tenn. !.: «• Department Scholarship. 'l -'10; Honor ltoll. 'OS-' 10 uml ll.'IS; Clerk .lobn Mnrshull l.aw Club; Chief Justice John Marshall l.aw Club; Clerk Moot Court: Vice-President Class r:-'ii; l.nw Department Honor Commltloo. 'Ir-MS Bull. Jno. William. B. A.. LL. B.. 1' X................................................................................Elkton. Tenn. Freshman Debale. o«-'eT; Thaaksrclvlna IVbatr. . president Philosophic tWIety. « •'!•; President V. M. •. A.. lO-'ll Pan-Hellenic Council. 10-'ll. 'IS-'U; Commodore Club; Ibd.ntliik- Council. 'lO-'ll: West Sl.lc Asso. . union; Honor Committee, 'lO-'ll; Phi IJota Kappa Valedictorian Cluss II. Alumni Secretary Class. '11; Haclr- elor «if 1‘itllneae. l••’lt: Vlce-Presl.lenl Tennis Clah, 'II '12: Preeldent Junior Us Class. 'Il-'i:. Cate. John Mayo. LL. B., 1 X. l I ! ...........................................................................I lopkinsvillc. Ky. Commodore Club; First Associate Justice John Marshall l.nw Club; l.aw Department Honor Committee; Contestant Vanderbilt Representative Inter-ColleKlntc oratorical Contest. '11-'12; Hoard of Directors of Klssiim Hull. (86) THIRD YEAR CLASS—LAW Denning, Armistead Otey. LL. B.................................................................................Portland. Tenn. So.-rotury John .Mnmlinll I Club: Soorotnry of Junior l.tnv flu 'll-'l!: S'fcunil . nsoelnto Jwlln John Mar Ahull l.uw flub: Kir AiwocInU' J nut loo John Mnrahnll l.inv flub: fliiof Jiixtico Joint Mnrahnll l,nw flub; Axxoolutr I-Mlior of ObKorvor. ’12 ’13: Son lor l.ttw flax fommixlon- ltoproxonintlve Gilbert. Charles, LL. B.......................................................................................Nashville. Tenn. Sooivtnry John Mnrahnll Ixtw Club; Ohlpf Justice John Mnrahnll l.ttw Club. Hall. Fitzgerald. B. A.. LI.. B., •! A (-), l Ii K. 1 Y..........................................................Nashville. Tenn. fotntnoiloro Club; Sonlor fontmoiloro Koproxrntatlvo. : Proxltloni Finn V.-ar l.uw Clan . U - ll: fn.hrt:ru.loato Proxhlont of Phi Rpln Kappa. ’lO-'ll; Cnlunici Club; l.aw Itopurlinont Soliolatuhlp. 'Ib.’ll: Killlor-ln-fhlof of Coin moiloro. 11 '12. Levine. Wendell H.. LL. B.. I K 1'................................................................................Nashville. Tenn. ProjtUlent Florida flub. Dramatic flub. ’11-’12. '12-IS; John Mnrahnll Club. Sutherland. Fla. Hilbourn, O. P.. A. B.. LL. B., Y .V (87) THIRD VELAR CLASS—LAW McGlothlin. Harvey L.. LL B.. 7' A' .1.................................................................Gallatin, 'lO-'ll Historian Krcuhinmi Cia . ('fork and A.-ncUii' Justice John MiirMlmll Law «'hit . Itopreaenlutlv.- of rn Marshall in Washington's llirlh la - Inirr. Society Oral nr Ira I Contest: ll-'l; iH-batlna r «nrll. Attorney Ccneral John Marshall Law «Tuli. Librarian Vanderbilt Sunday School Class. Member V. M C. A Finance Committee. Law Department Bailor of III 1 lluallrr; Student SupersDory Hoard. IntercoUeglat. Debater. l;-' 1.1 Secretary ana Troas- urrr of Senior Class. Chief Justice John .Marshall I.mw Club. Delia!Ini; Council, Vic. -Pi-sldont Vanderbilt Sunday School Class. Pillow, Robert L.. V A Galveston, Pitman. S. Randall. LL B.. ! I I ..............................................................................Nashville, Vice-President Junior Law Class. ll-TJ: Second Associate Justice John Marshall l.; w Club. Tenn. lex. Tenn. H Second Year Class FRANK E. LOCKE W. A. BROYLES S. H. MANN C. C. SIMS . . . . II. R. CAROTHERS Officers l ice-l resiJcnt Secretary anJ Treasurer Conwuxlore Representative . . Sergeant-at-Arms (91) SECOND YEAR Cl .ASS I .AW Barrs, Burton. H K A.................................................................•..............................................Jark onvtlle. Fla. John Marshall Uw ’iub; Florida Club; Dramatic Club. Brovi.es, Will A. Scholarship. Dayton. Icon. Carothers. I Ioward R.. i.- X...................................................................................................Ccntcrvillf. Tenn. Sentoant-at-Arins: Iteserve Kwlbnll Kleven. T“-T1. 'II-’II: ll.-serv.- Hascbnll. 'Io. 11 Ewinc. W. I I., It O II............................................................................................................Columina. I enn John Mnruhall l i« Club. Follis, C. Webb. T K A « T...................................................................................................Ft. Woiih, Tex. Freshman Debater, ’OS: Winner Moore Prlw for Dchntlnu. 'OS: ThanksKlvIni; Debater. ' :•. Critic Dialectic Debut lint Society. Debating Council, 'oy-'lO; Vice-President Dialectic l.ltcrary Society. 'Hi; ;.... Debater, '|i ; president Dialectic l.lt- erary Society. '10: Secretary and Treasurer Debating Council. To-TI. observer Stuff. 11, Secretary T K A. '1 . Titiane De- bater. 'II: President T K A. 'II-'IJ; ManaaiiiK Kdltor Otarner. 'Il-'lr. Vice-President Texas Club. Il-'l;. Kdltor .'land Hook, ‘II; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, '11-'12: Holder Junior Spy Class. 'II; State oratorical Content. II-'12; Kdltor Observer. Granbery, Wm. L.. Jr.. A. B. (Princcion). 1 A 0. 2 T.............................................................................Nathvillc, Tenn. John Murshall la Club: Kdltor-ln-Chlcf Commodore; Calumet Club. Speetnlor Club: Cla llotiot Committee. Jones, Herbert. J.. B. A.. B O II. + It K. 4 A +...................................................................................Dresden. Tenn. Claw Commodore Iteprosentativo. O'.-' ! ; Cla K Five, '0S-'09-'lM.'l|.'l’; Captain Claw. Five, v: - It); Sctub Five. 'lO-'ll; Itoservc Eleven, 't 110-' 11; Varsity Nine. 10-11; Chairman Commodor.- Hoard, '10-11. K.lltor Observer. 'll-'Is; Went Side Association Board. H- lj; Clan Historian, 'll-’ls; Cheer l„ ii.l.-r, 'll 'I:; | Club; V M. f. A. Cabinet; Chairman West Side Association. Chairman West Side Association Locke, I-rank E., - A h, A 4 Ashdown, Ark. Scholarship. 11-'12: President Class, John Marshall l.nv Club. Lyle. R. I I.. k A. ± ............................................................................................................Btowntville, Tenn. Scrub Huscbull. 0T-' is: 'Varsity, OH-'pi; Captain Varsity Hasobnll. II. Scrub Kleven. 'll: President Senior Class, 'll; President Freshman l.avi Class: Pan-H.-llenli Council. 'II; Commodore Club: l-Vnet I'lub. Manuiter Hand. II. John Mar- shall club. Varsity Hasebull. '11 ‘12. (92) SECOND YEAR Cl.ASS—I .AW Mann. S-l iKU + it...............................................................Forrc ! City. Ark. Drumatlc Club; Secretary Class; John Marshall l,aw Ctuli. Moor .. J. I... B. A.. (Peabody).............................................................................Do Funiak Spring . Fla. Florida Club: CIiim Honor Committee. Parks. L. L.. ATI?.........................................................................................................Lynchburg. Twin. John Marshall Ijuv Club; Hustler Stuff. Plummer. Marianna. Ark Sims. C. Cecil. A T I!. H ♦........................................................................................................Birmingham. Ala. A lab inn Club; .lull Mondial I l.avv Club; Secretary Vanderbilt Student ' Class; Commndoiv Iteprcsentutlve Second Vcai I.aw Claim. Swaim. J. C.. B. A.................................................................................................................Nathville, Tcnn. Ti'usui. i liinlectic ll.bjithiK Society. • ; Dialectic Supervisory Hoard Kepreseiitullve of uliwiv.'i ; Business Munnircr id.- x.M v.-i. ’M-'lO; Vlco-I’rwldent Dialectic, io; PresMom. • ; Young Modal Content. 'll; Vandcrbllt-Vlrglnla Debato. 11; Do- iNitlnic Council, ’ll; Inli i-Si l.-ly brlwli-, '10; Associate Kdllor Hustler, 'IO; Alumini Kdllur .’luilli-r. II; Srrrriiir)' V. M C. A. Kmploymcnt Bureau, 'll. Wade. Frank. A K K....................................................................................................................Trenton. Ky. President Dramatic Club. ALLER. I - S...................................................................................................................Morganficld. Ky. ciiiHrf Kieven 'll-‘12: Supervisory Committe.. •ll-‘lr; President Kentucky Club. 11- lL’; Ixd.atliiK Council. IJ-'IS; Assistant «•beer louder, '12-IS; V. M. C. A. Cabinet. 'P.I-'l3: Honor Commlllee. PJ-'IJ; Scholarship. ll- IJ; HikIi Marshall: John Marshall Law Club; West Side Association. (93) C. II. BUFORD C. THWEATT . ALFRED HUME. J. O. BOMER . First Year Class Officers ........................................President ...................................Pice-President JR........................Secretary and Treasurer ........................Commotiore Representative (95) FIRST YEAR CLASS—LAW Key . I. W...................................... McQueen. J. W., 2 A K........................ Nuttall. N. G................. Shea. T. P.. B. A.. A T 0.......................... ‘Vanity Eleven. Sloan. Eugene. B. A.. 4 K 2................................... Sloan. G. A.. K A............................... St. John. Randolph.............................. Talley. R. E. 2 X..................................... Honor Committee Kreahnian Academic. 'Il-'ll1; tllce Club. II-'H, Thweatt. Cooper. 2 A K.................... Vlce I’re l lent of Clan . Travis. H. N................................. Van Ness. S. A.. B. S. Clan Honor Commit I «•«; Clerk John Marshall l.ntv Club. Watson. L. L.. K A............................................. Whitehead. A. B.................................................... Whitehead. C. W.. 2 A K........................................... Wicgins. T. C..................................................... Williams. Clifton................................................. Williams. E. B.................................................... Almo. Ky. Carrollton. Mo. . Patter ton. La. Memphit. Tenn. Black Rock. Ark. . Nashville, Tenn. Alhent. Tenn. , St. Petersburg. Fla. DeVall’i Blurt. Ark. Goodlcttsville, I enn. . Nashville. Tenn. . Nashville, Tenn. Sonora. lex. Mobile. Ala. I luntsville. Ark. . . Nashville. Tenn. . Wortham. Mitt. . Greenville. S. C. Williams. W. A.. B t II %) FIRST YEAR CLASS—LAW Ault. O. T........................................................................ Baird, R. W.. •! A O.......................................................................... Bell. S. L.. K 'I'................................................ Bomer. J. O., B, S„ A T fi........................................................................................ Commodore lieprexoniatlve; Chairman Clara Honor Committee; Manatcer Football Team: Thnnkgglvln : Dotator, Bradley. J. P„ 2 a K.................................................................................... Buford. C. I I.. B. A.. 1 K 2...................................... I’rexUlont of Clara: «’lanx Honor Committee. Cummings. T. L.............................................................. Clam Honor Committee, Dew, Ashley....................................................................................................... Evans. G. L.. B. A................................................................................................ Secretary Woodrow Wllaon Clul : Student Committee Klmnm. Gaines. R. R......................................................... Glenn. G. A....................................................................................................... Seeretnry-Troaauror of Clara. Hammett. F. H„ «I K S............................................................................................ Hite. C. M.. K 1..................... I Iume, Alfred, Jr., A K K........................................... Secretary-'!renxurer Frexlunan Clara. 'II-’IS; Track Team, 'll-'!?. Hunter. H. II.. K A............................................................................................... Pikcsville, Tenn. Inverness, Mi . . Nashville. Tenn. Brownsville. Tenn. . Carrollton. Ga. . Nashville. Tenn. McMinnville. Tenn. Hamburg. Ark. Fayetteville. Tenn. . . Boyle. Mi . Decatur. Ala. . I iuntsville. Mo. . Ncwjiorl. Ark. . Nashville, lenn. Jones. G. C.................. Zimmerman. Waldemar. A T ; (97) . Mobile. Ala. Carrollton. Mo. Memphis. Tenn. Itbliral li mrtnuntt Senior Class M. C. DAVIS J H. BROOKS T. MURATA R R. TUCKER Officers .............................President .......................Vice-l,residcnt .............................Secretary . . Commodore Representative (101) SENIOR CLASS BIBLICAL Aston. Andrew Clement. A. B.. Southwestern Univerersity..........................................Georgetown, lex. Akin, Grover Jackson. A. B., Kentucky Wesleyan Burksville, ky. MniiiiK.r Wenloy Unit. •JO-11. Il'-'IX Bush. Charles Clinton. A. B., Randolph-Macon.................................................................Charlestown. W. Va. Jnter Socl«-ty Ivbiite. 'IJ-Mr; Secr.-mry, fhnplnln, VI..-r..-xnl.iii .i l’tilio . |diu Literary Society. '10-'11-‘13: fhstlr- mnn of Bible Study Committe. ,ll-,ll; I'renldcnt V M. C. A.. |; -IJ; Secretary and Under Volunteer Bond. •Jl-'ll; Monitor. D.butlnK Count'll. •Il-T.': A oelm.- Hdltor of Himttor. itltdlcut Ib-pnrtinont. 'll-’l'J: Reserve Foot ► 11 Tojtm. ■ io-'i ii-: «•iit.t t Kail Team. Winner of Mite Race, ■lO-'U: Third VTce-Presidont ..r city Student vol- unteer Union, ‘lO-’ll-'lS, nml President. 12-‘1S: l oloK.ite to Southern Student ' Conference, lO-'ll. Brooks, Joseph Howard. A. B.. l 1. Millsaps College..................................................................Boyle. Miss. Commodore Quartet. ‘II. Vunderbllt Quartet, ’ll': Vice-President '•limn. l -t:(; Crndunte flub. l.'-'IS. Baker. J. Frank (102) Floral. Ky. SENIOR CLASS—BIBLICAL Davis, Milton Collky, A. B., Central College Mo.....................................................................Fredericktown, Mo. t'oiiimnilorc •io-,ll; Monitor. I'roxUloni svnl.u t in . Inmrucior I'orii-opoinloncc School. ‘IS-’lS: Critic Dialotle Society, '1?: Vlce-l’r.-slilcnt V M. C. a.. I••■(•oitm.iit Killtor VntnK-rhllt Observor, ’lL'-’IS; Irf-aJor Volunteer Hum!. ’IS-’IS. I’rank, William Chas.. A. M., Randolph-Macon.................................................................................Rice, Va. Howlll. R. M.. A. B.. Birmingham College Hanceville. Ala. Herndon. Vircil Crook. B. S., Birmingham College Winfield. Ala. House, William Carl. A. B.. Southwestern University IOi) Dallas. lex. SENIOR C LASS- BIBI K AI HICKS. John Harden. A. B.. Southwestern University . I nut rue tor In forr. |.,.n.l.no.r School. MI-IS. McLeod. Norman Burns. B. S.. 7' K .1. Auburn McRae. Wm. Vocle. A. B.. Trinity College . Monroe. John Mark. A. B., Central College Missouri Oinfrman v. M ’ a. itibh- Study. 'l2-'in. Murata. T., A. B.. Wollord.................................. ' 11 12. (104) Huckaby, Tex. . Jackson. Ala. Durham. N. C. Missouri 11-'12. ,I2-,IJ; Trcusurrr Y M. ■. A.. Japan SENIOR CLASS-BIBLICAL Napier, Baxter William...........................................................................Scottsville. Ky. Powell, Paul Shell. (fr K 1, A. B., Vanderbilt....................................................Drakesboro, Ky. VI -.’-ITtKi.l«ni Im-IkiIIiiic «•onnoll. 'I0-M1: Vlft-l'roHldvilt .luni..r ill . 10.Ml. Tr -iii ur« r V. M A.. 11-1.-. I rv l- •lent rlilloxoptilc Society. Ml-'ll: Commodore Hoard. '11-MI. Oruduiiic ’lul . M2-M3. Reves, ( . M.. A. B.. University of Arkansas.........................................................Piggott, Ark. Robinson, Lemuel Harvey, A. B., Southwestern University.............................................Shacffcr, l ex. I UCKER, R. R..........................................................................................Menlo, Ga. (105) I. . P. Anderson. S. C. J. D. Baker. Ark. J. F. Baker. Ky. 11. P. Bai.derson. V . B. S. Branham. Gn. Middle Year Summers Brinson. Ky. C. I.. Canter. Okla. W. P. Carmiciiaei.. Ga 11 G. Cowan. Ala. Gus A. Davis. Ga. Biblical (lass T. M. Dr. Siiazo. Va. W. C. Frank. Va. C. C. Gregory. Ala. V. F I Iawkins, Jr.. Tcx. II rry King. Ark. R. A. Langston. Icx. B. I.. Knight. N. C. V J. Richards, lex. J. Sawvek. Va. P. D. Woo. China. (106) R S. DAVID . . J. A. CHAPMAN . W. C. COWART A FRANK SMITH Junior Class Officers (109) JUNIOR CLASS BIBLICAL Adams. M. F............................................Mississippi ArbuTHNOT. D. H.........................................California BARTAK. J. P.................................................Texas (A. II- Southweatern Unlvc■ rally . Boyd, W. S...................................................Texas Bryan. S. 1................................................. Texas (Clarendon College . Byars. J. C..............................................Tennessee Carnathan. W. J............................................Alabama (A. It. Southern I'nlvernlty), Chapman. J. A.. A «!• H...................................Virginia A. II. Randolph-Macon s « ll«-ir . Cowart. W. C.. II K ......................................Alabama i A. II. Southern University). Crawley. E. R.............................................Virginia Crow. F. S.. A A K....................................... Missouri A. II. Marvin College). David. S. I?.............................................. Georgia (A. II. Young-llarrl College . Givens. C. P..........................................New Mexico iA. II. Vanderbilt) Gordon. A. W.................................................Texas is. I,. Poly Col lone I. Gregory. W. F............................................Tennessee Gunter. A. L.. .................................... South Carolina i A. IS. NVwIm'Iry I'oll.-gei HaCARD. L. G.................................................Texas • A. Is. Sauihwrstern I'nlveraliy). (HO) I Iakmon, J. C......................................North Carolina A. is. Wofford . Hassler. W. E.......... Texas I Ilndrickson. I. Virginia MlDDLEBROOKS. T. B. Georgia PaSCO. J. N... ......Mexico Putnam. J. M............................................. Alabama «IS S Flunk llughe College). Rozzri-LE. C E............................... . . - North Carolina «A. IS. Trinity . Savill. W. E..............................................Missouri i Ph. It Marvin College) Smith. A. Frank. K A......................................Texas A. It Southwestern I’nlvendty . SMITH, C. G. Mississippi • It S. MIhh College I SmiTIIDEAI. E. O....................................North Carolina i A. It. Trinity . Starnes. C. J-......................................North Carolina • A. It. leullierford College). Stevenson. A. I...........................................Virginia - . It KnndOlph-Muoon Stodchill. T. V..........................................Kentucky TURRENTINE. G. E...........................................Alabama • If. S. rnlveralty of Alabama • Wasson. D. R...........................................Mississippi • A It. MlllaapKi Wheeler. W. B................................................Texas «Training Softool). Williams. A. P.........................................Mississippi Hardin. H. C. i A. It. Southern t llege). South Carolina A It «Vntnil I’laliix « llege . .• ■ Senior Class Officers R. R. BRIDGES...................... F. B. DUNKLIN .... C. C. MEACHAM.................. II. M. BLACKBURN................... II. O. BLACK....................... (M3) ....................President . . . . Pice-President ....................Secretary ....................Treasurer . Commodore Representative SENIOR CLASS- MEDICAL Anderson, Thomas Erwin. U M..........................................................Carthage. Tex. Applewhite. Joe Danis..................................................................Winona, Miss. (’In Honor, ’ll-'IS. Applewhite. Calvin Crawford. K 1.......................................................Winona. Miss. Clmw Honor . '0 -'lo. '1©-'1I; I’r.Mil.nt V. M, ' A South I'nmpui. Arnold, Benjamin Clayton. K ..........................................................Jackson. Tcnn. Baker, Allf.n M.. II M (114) Carthage, lex. SENIOR CLASS—MEDICAL Black, Herbert O.. l X........................................................................Jacksonville, Fla. Oommoilorv Kopivm-llliUlvo Blackburn. Henry M., K 1. A K l .................................................................Lynnville, Tenn. Tr.-UHUivr, 'I'. -'13. Bridges. Robert Russel. A K K....................................................................Scotisboro. Ala. Mfinlii-r Honor I'uininltti-o, ‘11 IS; «'Inn l iv l kMit. 'JL'-'IS. Brinson. William David . MciiiIht Vnrnlcrblll Miisoiik' Cullil. Havana. Fla. (115) Brooks, Sydney Albert Abbeville. S. C. SENIOR CLASS—MEDICAL Caldwell. Jere Witherspoon. K .1. • X.................. Commodore Club; CN Club Carroll. Daniel W............ Clopton, Owen Hobson. . )'•! .................. Connell. Maurice I.............................. MiiiiIkt Mnxonlc CulM. . Nashville. I'eim. . Brock, Okla. Murray, Ky. . . Adams, Tenn. ( rae ion. George Anderson, •! II II (116) I' niton, Ky. SENIOR CLASS MEDICAL Culp. Edward..................................................................Clifion. Tam. Denton. Guy Tresslen..................................................................................... Nashville. Tenn. Director V. I . (!ym, Dunklin. Frank B.. II M................................................................................... Gallatin. I'cnn. Vlw.rr«M(nt Olnim ‘12-'13. Edwards. William K, .1 A A...............................................................................Centerville, Tenn. (117) Eldridge. Jess Cleveland. Jr.. .1 K K Chattanooga, I enn. Erwin. Frank I... l A . Etter. Roscoe. ii Y ! SENIOR CLASS MEDICAL . Nashville, I cnn. McMinnville. Tenn. Falvey. Tuos. S Fosloria, lex. Farnsworth. Merton A. . . Nashville, Tenn. Fitts. Will T. h8) Toonc, Tenn, SENIOR CLASS-MEDIC'AI. Gilbert. Eugene A.. • X.......................................................................................Chattanooga. Tcnn. Guernsey. Paul F., l K ± X..................................................................................Bloomfield. Ia. I'rwlllrnt l’nn-H lloi lo. 'IV-’IX Guthrie. Samuel Richard, l II II.................................................................................Franklin, Kv. Haiman. Julius Arky...............................................................................................Nashville. Tcnn. (ii?) Jennings. W. Leonard Mart. Tex. SENIOR CLASS--MEDICAL Jetton. Mark M.. l K 1.....................................................................Dyer. Tenn. Johnson, S. Alvin. .1 K K...........................................................Monterey. I cnn. Jones. Robert Melvin. Jr..............................................................Fresno. Cal. VaiKlrl'blll Mil «onto Cull.I Lacy. George Rufus. ii Y •! ..................................................................Marble Falls. I'ex. Mnnonli- Cull.). (120) Lamer. Leon M., .1 T ii. .1 K K Nashville. Tenn. SENIOR CLASS—MEDICAL Lawson. I. Harry. K 1, ! H .........................................Nashville. Ark. Follow In l)|ol K . Lewis. William Bryant, K 1. •! X Brookhaven. Miss. Lunsford. W. Bruce, A R R...............................................................................Nashville, Icnn, M ahon. George Dixon. •! Ii II..........................................................................Marshall, l ex. (121) Marc-iibanks, Stanton Sanders, .1 R K Sparta, I cnn. SENIOR ( 1 .ASS M EDICAL Maxwell. Elmer Stephens . Snyder, l ex. M Kinney. Thos. Vlro-I'mlilcnl D.. •! X . Vimil.'iiilll Mnxonlr Cull.l; M.ml .. i II..H..I I' .miniit..-. Rome, Ga. Meacham. Clanton Cuthbert. £J Y ! .........................................................................Fulton. Ky. On Si- vr«-lnry. 'IS-'IS. Meadors. Robert Camel....................................................................................Clarendon, Ark. V. I . Masonic t.ulM. Morgan. John Daniel. Jr.. fr A. ! K 1 ... Fresno, Cal. Class Sseroiary. (122) SENIOR CLASS—MEDICAI. Myers, David Vance. II M......................... Gallatin, I cnn. Neel. W. Hal. l If II.....................................................................................Drake, Ky. Nicholson, James W„ l K ± l X......................................................................Orleander. Cal. .Manor 'll-'i; Perry, Richard Hubert, 2' .1 A K K...................................................................Russellville, Ky. (123) Puckett, Bascomb M.. ! X Amarillo, Tex. SENIOR CLASS MELDICAI Reeves. Jerome 1 . Asheville, N. C. . Asheville. N. C. Richardson. Shalf.r Arnold. b {11, 1' A 'lnni Pivi-I.L-m. 11 - J2; Di’inoiiMlrntor Rliyulolcelcnl I.ul ouuory. ‘ll-'is, Lake Charles. La. Rude. W. SYeenbercen, A Z A Coleman. Lex. Russell. C. Clifford Carlyle, III. Sample. Roy SKNIOR C l .ASS MEDICA1. Frcdcricktown. Mo. Scruggs. Elroy Murray, Ky. Shelton. Joseph R.. .1 K K Olivor Springs. 1 onn. Smith. Clifford T.. K T Pori Gibson, Miss. Snapp. Landon B. Van lrrl IH Mimontc Culltl. (125) . Bristol. Tcnn. SENIOR CLASS MEDICAL Srygley, Elam F.. I K -....................................................Nashville. Tenn. Sullivan. Roberi E.. .1 7' ii F.aglcvillc. I enn. Swafford, Jack H.. I I. .1 A A...............................................................Chattanooga, I enn. Football Tram. T.’-JJ; ;i,« Club. 'is-MS; Commodore Oluli. M-.’- n. Tharp. Milton, . I K K...........................................................................Nashville. Tenn. H26) Wade. Leslie Harrison Lane, Tenn. SENIOR CLASS MEDICAL alkf.r, James Otey, A K K.............................................Williamsport, Tenn. Webster. Donald Payson, •! X, •! K 1.........................................Fresno, Cal. Weir. William Cakrigan. )' ! .................................................................Eddy, Tex. Williams, John Wesley. ! A...............................................................Nashville. Tenn. (12 Wii son. Ci orge Edward, K 1, .1 K K . . Rock vo,d, Tenn. SENIOR CLASS—MEDICAL Wright. Burnett W.. 1 A E. l Ii II......................................Bowling Green, Ky. Clan I’rouldont. 'JO-'ll: Cheer Ia-.-uIit South Campo . T.’-'IS; Commodore flub. (128) Zbindkn. David Blkof.tt Nashville. Tenn. II. I.. DOUGLAS E. C. WILSON . F. L. DILLIN B. B. BENSON . J. J. CRUM BLEY (131) Junior Class Officers .......................................President ..................................Vice-President ......................Secretary; and Treasurer ................................Sergeant-al-Arms ........................Commodore Representative JUNIOR ( LASS MKDICAL Allen. J. S.. X X. «1 X . Winchester. Ky Benson. B. B., K a . Bardwell. Ky Biaydes. J. E., a K K Covington, lenn Brown, R. R.. XX Natl)ville, I enn Bishop. E. 1. Nashville, lenn Bullard. C. C. K 4- 1 |.i mil Ion. 1 ex Cayce. J. S.. K + Nashville, Tenn Chapman. T. C. a T . . K K Brownsville. 1 enn Cochran. M. F.. K X Barnrtvillc. Ga Cox. C. T.. K 4' Crumbi.ey. J. J.. B. S.. X X ..Georgetown. Ga Dabbs. J. W. T . . . . Nashville, l enn Darwin. W. C.. X Evansville, lenn Dillin. F. L . ! T 1- Douglas. I I. L., X A K. A K K .Gallatin, lenn Edwards. II. S.. -I B II . .Union City, lenn Erickson. C. B.. X 7. X Evans. R. M.. B. S.. X Tompkinsville, Ky Fenton. W. W.. B. S.. X 7 X Winchester. O Fowler. C. C.. K 4' ..Jonesboro, lenn Freeman. Arthur. X 7. X Civan. T. B.. B. A.. X A H. a K K . Nashville. lenn Hatcher. G. A.. T -!• .College Grove. Tenn Slilcsboro. (in. .. Benlon. Ky. .Fi. Worth. Tex .....Dyer, Tenn. I lubbard. l ex. . Memphis. 1 cnn. .... ’ernon. I ex. . Buchanan. Term. ..Magnolia, Mi . .Nashville, lenn. . . Dresden. I cnn. . .Chattanooga. I’enn. Madison. lenn. ...Yuma. lenn. . Bolivar, l enn. .Corsicana, lex. Alexander, lex. Alexander. lex. McCaI.IP. 11. I... A K K. Brookhavcn. Miss. McGaRVEY. I-.. K . 'I' I.exington. Ky. McKay. J. C.............................................Kcnnctt. Mo. McSwain. G. R„ X . X 7 X ................................Bari . Tenn. M Gee. R. C.. N........................................Abilane. lex. Hawkins, T. 1.. K 1............. Henson. S. L.. II M............. Hi nt. Sam. Jr.. K 'P. A K K. Jackson, Jno., B. A . K 1. K K Jenkins. J. G.. X 7 X............ Jones. F. A...................... King. T. A.. K 'I' Lee. C. D . II M I.ECGETT. A. E.. 'I X Lipscomb. J. M . K 1 Little. B. M.. X X. X 7. X Long. II C. X . X Macan. B. I .. B. S.. A K K Massey. V. E.. X . X Masiiburn. N. C.. 1' X Miller. D.. B. A... Moore. W. R . K 1 Moore. M. J . K 4 (132) JUNIOR CLASS-MEDICAL Nichols. J. N.. K 1...............................Columbia. Tenn. Norton. E. M.. X . X .. Rhone. Ala. Okr. J. A.. A K l ............................. Brandenburg. Ky. Perkins. F. J. X , X.............................McKinney. l ex. Pillow. Robt.. A K K..............................Columbia. Tenn. PoncR. J. E.. 4 It II...........................Harrisburg, III. P'POOLE. D. B.....................................I .amasco. Ky. PuRYEAR. H. I I.........................................Sanatobia. Mis . Ramace. R. B.. ii T l ..........................l.aFayeite, Ala. Reeves. I). I I....................................Ridgeway. S. C. ROSSON. F. B.. X Z X.................................Kenlon. Tenn. Shelton. W. A................................Oliver Spring . Tenn. SlIELLEV, M. II.. A T A. X Z X...................Charle ton. Mo. Simpson. J. C.............................................Hamburg. Ark. Smith, D. I'.. A K K. A K K...........................Baton. Tenn. Stilley. M. A.. X Z X...............................Benton. Ky. Swinnf.y. B. A.. Jr.. X Z X.........................Newton. Tex. Sutherland, E. A.. B. S............................Madison. Tenn. Sanders. J. A.. B. A.. M. A.. II M........................Garrett, ind. Thomas. Iri.. A O A........................................Benton. Ky. Thompson. E. B.. 4- K 4’. 4 X...................Nashville. Tenn. I HOMASSON. ClIAS. F...........................Brush Creek. Tenn. Tidwell. II. F.. 4 It II........................Nashville. Tenn. Waddell. II. C.. II V 4-.......................Albertville. Ala. Warren. C. H.. Ph. C.............................Garnville. Tex. Wilson. E. C.. K 4'.................................Alters. Okla. Willey. F. J.. II T 4 ....................... While Bluff. Tenn. Wilson, W. E.. 4- A o..............................Pulaski. Tenn. Yale. C. F.........................................Madison. Tenn. (133) Sophomore Class Officers B. F. BYRD . W. C. AYLEN R. H DENHAM O. G. NELSON ..................... ’roUcnl . . . . Pice-President . Secretary-Treasurer . Commodore Representative (US) SOPHOMORE CLASS- MEDICAL Au.en. Edmund B................................ . Nashville. Tcnn. Anderson. Samuel Newton .......................South Pittsburg. Tcnn. Anthony. D. 11.. A T li. A K K..........................Ripley. ’Ienn. Arrant . Wm. Ross. II 1...............................Decatur. Icnn. Aylen. Walter C, li II................................Missoula. Mont. VIcc-ITMldcnt Class. 'IS. Bailey. Clyde Lester. X 7. X..........................Scotisburg. Va. Bailey. Conrad O....................................Gadsden, I cnn. Barnes. Miles ..................... ..Cedar llill. Icnn. Barry. Titos. R.. X X.................................Gallatin. Icnn ‘Varsity Nine. Clan Treasurer, 'lr. Bell. Forrest Gunn. K T. A K K.......................Nashville. Icnn. Claw Secretary. ‘12. Belue, Julius Orville............................ Rogcrsvillc. Ala. Bowen. Wm. Porter....................................Nashville. Tcnn. Brandon. W. H.. K X. a K K.........................Clarksville. Icnn Brewer. Frank Benton...............................Gainesville, lex. Brookes. Geo. Carter................................Alpharetta. G«. Brown. Thos. R. -I- K X. -!• X........................Gallatin. Term. 'Vnraiiy KtOven. TO. 'll. Tj; Reservo Kive. '11; 'Varally Five. '12, TS. Burnett. Riley Wilson. -I- It li.......................Wiggins. Mi . Byrd. B. F..........................................Brookhaven. Miss. (Mississippi College. II. s. i Class I’ri' |i|snl, TJ. Chandler, Orville B.................................Union Ciiy. Icnn. Chester. Walter S.. X Z X ..............................Benton. Ky. Christian. Paui II.. A o................ ... .Columbus. G«. (Binor.v Colleg . It. S. i Christian. Tuos. B.. •!■ A . Coluinhus. Ga. (Kmory Col lene, n s„ a m • Vico I’rcsplcnl «'lass. ' 1 Cleveland. C. Hal. 1 A K. X........................Ccntreville. Ala. (Southern Cnh- islty. , . Jt.) Compton. John Vaughn.......................................Nashville, Icnn. Cooksey. Rogers I.. 15 « II. A K K ..Bowling Green. Ky. (Ok'Icii College, A. It. I Cooper. Lawrence Fjsgiieri..............................Cooler. Mo. Core. Wm. Jessi............................................Nashville. Tenn. CrI rCElFIELD, Cari. R.............................. Nashville. Tenn. Assistant Inst tint or Chemical l.ahorntory; Manager «•ymnastum Team. Dade. Randolph. Jr.. •!• It II.......... ..Hopkinsville, Ky. Denham. Robt. IIii liard. K X .......................Lewisburg. Tenn. .Secretary Clans. T . Dial. Virgai. A.......................................Cardwell. Mo. EruCH. Sico........................................Lillie Rock. Ark. Farmer. Myron 11 all. K ...............................Newman. Ga. Fowler. Forrest Francis..............................Spicewood. lex. Fraser. Henry Earle. X X. X ....................Bowling Green. Ky. (Vamlerbill, It. S.) Fridge. P. A.. K ..................................Baion Rouge, La. Gaw. RosCOE C.. K 'I'.............................Gaincsltoio. Ienn. (136) SOPHOMORE Cl Gee. OrilEi. JEMERSON.................................Greenville, lex. Gil t i n. Geo. I I . - K. A K K..........South Pituburg. Tenn. Goi i ari). Vm. Bu i.. «I I' A. X.............I larrodiburg. Ky. GotbBERC. IIaRRY Henry. II M.....................Na hville. Tenn. (Vanderbilt. It. S. i Gorton. I.. Walls. A K I!. K K............... Waterproof. La. (Vanderbilt, It. S . Ph. «'.« Graves. Lathe....................................Chapel Hill. Ky. Graves. Peleie Green.............................Chapel Hill. Ky. Griffin. Clyde B-. X 7. X...........................Belton, S. C. Hall. Jesse Lee..................................Smiihwick. Tex. Harris. Earl Warfield................................Bell . Tonn. Harris. Henry Cameron...........................Birmingham. Ala. Henderson. Raymond D.. K 4 ......................Humboldt. Tenn. Henry. Edcar Vernon......................................Coleman. Tex. Hibbitts. Wm. M.......................................Charlerlon. Mo. Hind. Huhbakd K.. II M..........................San Angelo. Tex I Iolmes. Thos. Wilburn...................................Winona. Mit . Houston. Matt F.. X 7. X...........................Decatur. Ala. Hunt. Ki NNt.ru Stovali..............................Milner. Ga. Jackson, Noaii Riley.............................Smiihwick. lex. Jenkins. John B.. X Z X............................Hubbard. Tex. Jennings. Thomas Velue................................Mart. Tex. Johns. Amos E..............................................Curve. Tenn. i Dh-kiuin Collette. It. S. (I LASS—MEDICAL Johnson, J. Louis................................Phoenix. Am. Jones. Andrew Blucher........................Sale Creek. Tenn. Kelly. Tiios. B., HO II........................ Du Quoin. III. Law. Wm. Pokier.............................Wettmoreland. Tenn. Lawwill. Stewart.............................Chattanooga. Tenn. Lester. Jas. Dunn..............................Woodbcrry. Tenn. Manlovc. V. R.. Jr............................Nashville. Tenn. Marki.e. Louis. It K. II M....................Nashville. Tenn. (Vanderbilt. It s. Miller. Lafayette Tate.........................Corticana. lex. i Nashville lllblv School. it. I.. Moon. Orville B.. 21 K.....................Bell Buckle. Tenn. Moss. C. S.. Jr.................................Franklin, I enn. (Scwanrr, It. A.) Moti.ev. Rost. Lyle. Jr........................Nathville. Tenn. Nasii. Wm. BrEIION. K A. X......................Slanton. Tenn. Nelson. Oscar Gustaf. a K K. a K K................Mobile. Ala. (Vanderbilt. It S. i Ola. Five, '07. US; Captain Class Five, OS: 'Varsity Five. '10. '12. '13; Captain 'Varsity Five. '13; Ola Eleven, '1 ; Ola Track Team. '10; It.serve Track Team. '10: Hall .Hcail Club; owl Club; Dramnllc Club; A |untlc Club; Assistunt Treasurer V. I' A A.. •o; -'13; Y. M O. A. Oabinet. '13; Assistant Instructor Chemical Laboratory. '12. '13; Secretary Vanderbilt Student ' A octallon. '13; Vlce-I’rcnldent Vamlerbllt Students' Association. 13; Assistunt I'ltysloloiflcal l.aboratory. '13; r•omniodoro RtpntMUtlWChUM '13. Nicholson. Lemuel Bradford.............................Collintville, Ala. Olive. Roy A............................................San Angelo. Tex. 37) SOPHOMORE Cl .ASS MEDIC Al. Pace. Woodein Gram ................................... .Samson. Ala. Park, Ira O...................................... .Union City. I cm . lluKtlcr Stuff. MS-'U.' Parrish. Thos. E.. II W.............................. ..Dania. Fla. Podesta. August J..................................... Natchez. Mi . Pollock. Carv Robert. K X. A K K Rocky Ford. Colo. Potter. Lucies O.. K V Bowlins Green. Ky. Price. C. W.. X 7. X...............................New Decatur. Ala • lliriulnirhnm folle k . II. H.i Reams. Glenn H.. A T i. K K Nashville, Tenn. i Vnmlcrbllt, It S. i •Vamltj KU'vra, 'I:. Rock. J. W ,.......................................... Paducah. Kv. Ross. Samuel T..................................................Mini. Tenn. St. John. Jas. Ha TOLD. 15 II .... Nashville. Tenn. ScoVERN, Harold B.. X r ..........................Carrollton. Mo. SlF.BE nmorcas, L....................................Nathville. Tenn. Skirl. Ralph Jii.es. K X. A K K Rocky Ford. Colo. Smith. Marty Mouvell...................................Newbern. Tenn. Smith, Mauldon. II 'i ... Corsicana, lex. Smiih. vrri n IIavi.s .Nashville, Tenn. Spencer. Octavius M. Bessemer. Ala. Stone. Eldon . K . •! X .Bowling Green. Ky. Vandiver. IIorwi Greelei Trenton. Ala. ’it Kilts. WlLSON Li AVI: Cumberland City. Tenn. Waiu ei.l, John R Rogersvillr, Ala. Walker. Starnes E.. ... Atwood. Tenn. Waller. Constantine Perkins. .Nashville. Tenn. Wai.TON, Ciias. Douci.v- Nashville. Tenn. Warren. II Freeman. K 4 Alvarado. lex. Weldon, Dennis Frankii I.avonia. Ga. Wynne.. M RaY. 1 It II Nashville, ’lenn. Woodring. Thos. Voi.nev, K X .Nashville. I'enn. It. i i%. Kl. v. n, ‘I.’; «■Inn Klev.-n, ‘II; CIiik Nine. 12. Wright. T. G-. A T A. X . X .....................Elizabeth Gly. N. J. i I'niv rally of North Carolina. A. |l, Young, I nos. IT.. Jr.. A k K..........................Nashville. Tenn. Vnnil.rblll. It ! .) (138) Freshman Class Officers JOHN KIRK NORWOOD........... H. F. BASKE................. C. W. RAY................... G. A. HAYS.................. .................PrtiiJenl . . . V icc-President .................Secretary Commodore Representative (141) Abercrombie. Fucent......... Alden. Ward Clair........... ................. Goodlciisvillc. Tcnn Askew. Wesley Lafayette.........................Marble Fall . Tex. Baske. Hugo Fredrick............... .. .Davenport, Wa l . Vlv-I’i. «Iilrnt Krexhinan Clan Baxter. Thomas Dugan................................ Rockdale. Tex. Bondurant. Alpheus John. X . X .....................Charleston. Mo. Bunch. Ray Callis. K «F........... ......... Bowling Green. Ky. Camp. Will.............................................Mollis. Okla. Carr. Gordon Bennett................................Morganfield. Ky. Chapman. Solomon Jefferson, a K K. T . Brownsville. Tcnn. Chkisman. Norman Aubra................................. Hazel, Ky. Clark. Cordei.i.e Hunt..............................Lynnville. Tcnn. Clinkscai.es. Grady Sebastian...........................Siarr. S. C. Coffman. George Lovei..............................Friendship. Tcnn. Compere. Thomas Hechigee. «I X.......................Abiline. Tex. (Baylor I'niversliy. A It. Cornwell. Dalms Lowell............................. Lafayette. Tcnn. Donnald. Edwin Cox..................................Due West. S. C. (EnklDe ('OllOK.'. II. S I Donnell. Herbert....................................Nashville, Tenn. Donnelly. Arthur DeVries........................Bowling Green. Ky. Douglass. Roy Archie.....................................Yuma. Tcnn. Dyer. Lloyd Elmer......................................Mohawk. Tenn. (Maryville V i|..K... v. II. Equen. Murdock Sykes. K X............................Columbus. Mist. F. ei.i. Cariolanis Valeric:, a T a. it II Kapperl. lex Finney. Earl Greene. .............................. . ..Kenneii. Mo. Fly. James Clagceti................... . ... I. tile Rock Mill . Tenn. Ford. I’.ari Chai mees................................Knoxville. Tenn. Ford. James Aktiiik. K 'k.............................. Arcadia. Fla. Fosiiee, John Clinton. I: II Billingsley, Ala. Foster. William Bell. K A K K Birmingham. Ala. I-'riberc. Cassius W ard. K A. X.................Johnson City. Tenn. Frierson. St. Claire Gordon, K I. X .Huntsville. Ala. Friets. King Crutchfield............................Chattanooga. Tenn. Gil l.. Flbyrne. Grady. T o. A K K Roanoke. Va. Goff. Jesse Franklyn..................................Lexington. Tenn. Gold. Thomas Dixon. X 7. X Benton. Ky. Goldberg. Nathan. II i...............................Nashville. Tenn. Green. Sumrow Sam. X . X................................Vernon, l ex. Gregory. David Ai.blktus. II i ........................Trivoli. III. Gregory. Laurence Riddick............................Birmingham. Ala. Hall. Cornelius. K 'k.... ............................Nashville. Tenn Hamilton. James Harvey.............................Fayetteville. Tenn. IIamner. Lewis Herschf.l. J T ......................Camp Hill. Ala Hanson. Fare William. K X. It II.....................Monterey. Mex. Harrison. Clyde Ensis. II M...........................Bienville. La. Hasty. Fred Fme.rson................................Albertville. Ala. Hayes. Albert Garland.................................Coldwaier. Tenn. IRES IM AN Cl .ASS MEDIC Al. I lonea Rath. S. C. (142) FRESHMAN CLASS MEDICAL Hays. Georce Aucustus. Jr.. K 1...............Texarkana. Ark.-Tex. •onwruwloiv ItcprCHcntHtlvc. I If.noi.rson. Wai ter Ford. K . - T...............Winnsboro. La. IMlIlmp Collem', a. U.i Hinton. Sterijnc Buciianan...........................Adolphus. Ky. Holmes. Albert Earl. l U II. K £......................Tampa. Fla. Johnson. Julius Adams. A T ( .......................Nashville. Tenn. (Union Unlvoiniiy. it. s.) Kimbrough. Claude James.......................Tellico Plains. Tenn. lllawjijoic. Collem'. U S.. It. A. Kirkpatrick. Jere Williams........................ Copenhagen. Tenn. Kuykendall. M. Morgan, Jr., a M ll o............Moody. Tex. Leake. William Harry. A K K. A K K......Jacksonville. Fla. Lewis. Milton Smith. K A............................Nashville. Tenn. McCaleb, Walter Lee...............................Duck River. Tenn. McKay. Lancdon Landretii........................... ..Kenned. Mo. Maiier. William Patrick.........................Jersey City. N. J. Mii.hoi.land. William Georce. K 1. «I 15 II.........Oakland. Cal. 'Varsity Football. I2-'1S. Millstone. Henry James...................................Gary. Ind. i V«'Klern Hrserve. I’ll. «!. Moncriee. William Franklys. Jr......................Nashville. Tenn. (Vanderbilt. It. S.) Moore. Thomas David. Jr...........................Hopkinsville. Ky. iMcCIcan College. A. It. i Naive. Jesse Byron.................................Nashville. Tenn. (Unlverally of Nnxhville. it. A. Noojin. I li Betterton. k 1................. .......Gadsden. Ala Norwood. John Kirk...............................Jacksonville. Fla. president freshman class. Nunn. John Ali.isON.........................College Grove. Tenn. Oglesby. Knowles Cittings..............................Barlow. Fla. Palmer, Alonzo Trent.................................Marshall. Mo. Paschall. Clare Dreyeoos................................Hazel. Ky. Peavey. Henry Jackson. Jr . A T a. X . X Byron. Ga. (Kmory Col lose. A. It.) Phillips. Herbert Lamont..............................Yanllcy. Ala. Pope. Paul Greene....................................Aberdeen. Miss. ( Mlyslowll'H College. A. It. • Powers. John Elbert..........................................Reagan. Tenn. Pr.ICE. HENRY Levi........................................Nashville. 'lenn. Price. Leviticus..................................Nashville. Tenn. Ray. Charles Wells. K A...........................Waxahachic. lex. i South «.-met n Unlvi-mlty. It. A.) Secretary Fresh mail CIiixk. Robinson. Lisle B.. A K K............. ..Madisonvilie. Ky. Sanford, James Robert, k 1. a k K Henning, lenn. (Union University. A. It.t SctlEFK, Abe. II M...............................Hopkinsville. Ky. Seale. Enoch Carutii...................................O'Neil. Mo . (Ituskln Cave College. Fh. It. Shelton. Oscar Norman. 15 II............................Globe. Ariz. Sikes. Ammie Thomas. A T A...........................Franklin. Tenn. 'Varxlty Football Team. Il-'l.. 'IS-'IS. (HJ) I RISHMAN CLASS- MLDICAI Sisk. Ira Roseow. . (Vanderbilt. I’li. FoundenC Medal. Smisson. Roy. II 'I Spencer. IKgii Sloan. A «• Stahl. Louie Jt i its. II 'I Thaxton. Gerald Baird, li T Thompson. Georcc Alva............. Van Ness. Allan KowaRD Walker. Granville Inman... Allien . G . ii'olumliln iNilleR . . 1 A • W'amim ia George Moori .Foil Valiev. Gn. Welden. William Adair . Cnnmer. Ky. .Marshall. lex. West. Andrew 1... N 7. . A T A. Allien . Ga. White. Much Dickson 1 ’olylechnic. lex. i I’olyieelmle Collette, !L S. 1 lenriclta, 1 ex. White. Joel Jesse Nathville. Tcnn. ■ • ■ | Nashville. Ienn. Wilson. Cari. Sanford. II M Savannah. Ienn. Wyche. George Griffin W Senior Class G. A. BRALY Y. M. BROWN J. H. PARK . . . E. B. HAMMOND . J. C. TAYLOR . . R. E STEVENSON S. A. CRUMBl.EY . II. I.. CROW . . . E. B. CONNELL Officers ................................President ............................V ice-President . . . Secretary ami Treasurer . . . Commodore Representative ................................Historian .....................Valedictorian . . . Poet . Prophet ................Sergeant-at-Arms (M7) SEN IOR Cl .ASS—DENTAL Austin. Hayden Gerald. T u . Doyle, Tenn. Boyles. Ruby Clifford. 121. Crow Plains. Tenn. Braly. George A..VII..........................................................................Nashville. Tenn. Vlco-l’r.'Hlrt.'ni ''Iaim. •Ju-'ll; 1'r.mlcl.rn Brown. Young Moseley. B. S.. T Vlco-I'mlilrni of Claim. •|2-,IS. Bryant. Lee Walter. I Y I Clinlrnuin f I'lcture Cum ml lira' (l-W) Prosperity. S. C. Bradford. I enn. SENIOR CLASS—DENTAL Buddin. Jesse Martin...........................................................................................Turbeville. S. C. Busby. Lawrence Paul. Jr.. : ' ' ..............................................................................Memphis. Tenn. Vicc'l'rvuittoiu of «‘las . ‘II-’IL . Call. Samuel Frost..................................................................................................Barry, Tex. Mcnilx-r of Invitation t'oinnillloo. Connell. Ewing Bradley, 12 1. K 1...................................................................................Adams, Tenn. f'oininiMloiv l!..| ox.'iiuitlv.- of ('III . Il-'l.: .-er i.iinl-«i-Aimik of '12«'13: Chairman of Klim Comiillllw. •I2--I . Cru.MBLEY. Sidney A.. Jr.. T }................................................................................Georgetown. Ga. ‘ 011)111. Minn- l!.i rr .ni:iilvo of Cln , 'lo-'ll; I’oet of Clnx . ’I2-'IS, (149) IR SENIOR C l .ASS—DENTAL Cillis. I hos. West, z T ,l ... . Hattiesburg, Miss. Secretary of Clime. ll-,l: Graham. Landis Lanier. V' Q. U K A....................................................................Chattanooga. Tenn. Ilimorlnn of Clave, ■in.'ij. Hammond. Edmund Berkeley. A. B.. T il.........................................................................Spartanburg, S. C. Coninttixloro ltopr««oniuil v of lr- IS. Harris. Claude Cleveland . Woodbury, Tenn. 0 0) Harris. T. C. . South Side, Tenn. SENIOR CLASS—DENTAL Houston. Robert Lurton.............................. Jones, William Frederick. I 2' I.................... Kennedy. Henry Grady. 12 1.......................... Kumpe, George Parker................................ Birmingham, Ala. . Clifton, N. C. Hampshire. I enn. . Leighton, Ala. (151) Mansker. Elms Oliver. V' iJ Clinton, La. SENIOR CLASS—DEN I AL Morris, R. L.. V' L ..................................................................k.lleen, l ex. Me Dowell. Johnson Geo.. 121...........................................................McEwen, Tenn. Park. Jake H„ - 'I' ' '............................................................Union City, Tenn. Sccivtnry and Trra«or r of On . Mrmbor of ICins OommIUev. Rea. William Poe. ■=• '...........................................................Nashville. Tenn. Reeves. Walter E....................................................................Lexington. Miss. (152) SENIOR CLASS—DEN I AL Spence, William Archabald, 1 1' A.............................................................Meridian. Mis . Steele, William Carl. V' ii......................................................................Obion. Tenn. Stephenson, Ralph Erskine. .V V' ! ........................................................Due West, S. C. Vai.'iiioiorinn of cias . Taylor. Garland Victory, I ¥ •! .............................................................Pikeville. Tenn. Taylor. Jas. Calvin, 'V ii llisiiiriiiii of CIiihn. ‘IS-’IS. (153) Petersburg, I cnn. SENIOR a .ASS—DENTAL Tenison, Gf.orcf. F., ' ' ii. ! 1 -) . Thomas, Mitchell........................................ Thomas, Wm. Oscar. I 2 I Turner, Joseph Hawkins. 1 V ! ......................... Kfcwliry Tfravgrff of Wlllljini llenry Morgan I • ni.it • iriy. Ij-'ll. Nashville, Icnn. . Oneida. Tcnn. Savannah, lonn. . Wynne. Ark. ri o Vaughn, James J.. 'I' iJ. ! K 1 Nashville. Tcnn. SENIOR CLASS—DEN I AL Wheeler, Gf.orge, B. S., T !). l I 0............................................................................Greenville. Mi $. l’r.'Xldonl of Claim. lO-'ll. Wilson, Levert Emry, I - J.........................................................................................Kennedy. Ala. (155) Junior Class Officers A. M. APPLEWHITE . . ALBERT C. C RU TCHER MISS El SIE MAY CATES FRANK I El AND HAPPY .................President . . . Pice-President Secretary and Treasurer Commodore Representative IS7 JUNIOR CLASS Dl.N I AL ANDERSON. E. O.. A 1 A............... Bon Aqua. 1 cnn Amu. Chas. B......................... Little Boric. Ark. Applewhite. A. M................................... Winona. Mu . Allen. Alfred A . A 1 A.............. .. Amory. Mu . (University of Mliilulppll. Acker. B. Herman. A 1 A...........................Commerce. lex (Texas Normal). Brown. Frank H............................. Rtmellville. Ark. Bovi.es. R. D.. A — A.................. . Whitehome. Tenn. Birdsong. Horace R. «F .............................. Rich. Mm • Castle Heights Kchmll. COOKENBOO. 11. P.. Z 'V .......................... Wharton. I’ex ClJNKSCALES. R. M.. Z 4' ' •...................Due Well. S. C. iKoklni' College). Crutcher. Albert B.. + !!..........................Lewnhum, Tenn. Campbell. J. P.. 4 !i.............................I.oudon, Tenn. (University of Tennessee). Groom. G. C........................................ Oxford. Ark. Dougherty. Lew Wallace. S' i!.. I ew. burg. Tenn. M«« y School). Dowdi t. Geo. L............. .... . . .Columbus. Mm. Ellis. Marcus Aurelius S.. Z + 4 . Due Wen. S. C. Faulk. Chas. Alfred...................................Clio. Ala. I Auburn University i Grant. M. R.....................................South Side, Tenn. Gates. Miss Elsie May. A A A.....................Nashville. Tenn. i Van.I.-rt.Ill, Academic . HaRDACE. Lewie W.. Z 4- 4 .....................New Decatur. Ala. (Auliurn University i. ‘Varsity FootI It. HlNCHLIFFE. E. H................................... Mexia. 'l ex. Happy. Frank Feland. A I A...........................Cleveland. O. (Western Reserve University Commodore Itepres Motive. Hu i . J c . A 1 A........................................Alio. Tex. iHai.llst College). Hays. J Elmer. A 1 A................................. Bradford. Tenn. HlCKB. I. W Blythe. Tex. iSIrmnons College), Holland, Rov. A A' A... ...............................Ncwhurn. Tenn. Ikard. William F... Z 4' 4 .............................. Alio. Tenn. • limitct Dental Colli’ite) Jones. Chas. C.. «Fli.................................Hamilton. Tex. Jackson. Hai. D.. a I A Mexia. Tex. Lytle. E. B.. «F if....................................Stanton. Fla. Lytle. C. A.. 4' JJ....................................Stanton. Fla. McNair. Daniei I .. « ' ■.. . Ozark. Ala. (Dowen College). Mr Kenney. S. M . 4' !J. Owensboro, Ky. ( i n lM ro College). Mr Kenney. M S.. F .................................Owensboro. Ky. M« Minn. J M . A 1 A......................................Ru.k. Tex. • lt;«|«(Ini College). Norton. A.. Z 4' «I .......................... Rirmintiliam. Ala. Pic. Miss I M J..........................................Pari . France I’tilladclphla I lent n I. (inrretiNonlan Society. Rhein. (. Mott, a A A ............................Mount Vernon, Ind. Swafford. Edward A.. A Z A..............................Merkel. Tex. Smiih. ( iiw I..........................................Oxford. Ark. Stephens. W. J . A 1 A.......................... Jacksonville. lex. (Tutnne Universityi, Wilson. M I .. A 1 A........................ (IV)) Kennedy. Ala. — Freshman Class Officers j. l. curry................... F. C. JOHNSON............... MISS MORRICE RICH............. MISS GLADYS GRIFFIS .... Cl IAS. PICKERING ................Presidenl . . . Pice-President ................Setrelary ..............Treauiret C ornmodorc Rcpratnlativr (161) FRESHMAN C'l Austin. T. L.. '1' i; Bacon. G. V.. A 2 A Boles. D. M.. a 2 A Bruce, Robert. ' •.. Butler. L. D.. a Chichester. T. A.. K 2. S’ Clotworthy. W. B.. Z '1' (■.. Killeen. 1 ex. Jacksonside. Icx. Pulaski. Teno. Clinton. Mis . . Edwards. Mi . Knoxville. Tenn. Conner. J. T.. 'V Si . ... Nashville. I enn Crawford. N. D ...Savannah. lenn. Cummins, J. O.. j r i. Cookesville. Tenn Curry. J. L.. A 2 A ... Killeen. 1 ex. Edwards. T. M . Ba teniork. Ark. Falls. J. B.. (i Central. S. C. Fleming. J. R.. 'I' Si Graves. H. A Goodlellsville. ’1 enn. Griffis. Gladys. A A A Paris. lex Hargis. B. N .ASS DENTAI 1 lousi,. R. L.. «I ! Anniston, Ala. Hutchison. W. T.. Z + •!•. Nashville. Tenn. Johnson. F. C.. '1' Si Paragould. Ark. Knox. F. 1) Nashville, Tenn. I AMBLRT. II. J . Z «1 . Oxford. Ga. Martin. B. J . Z !• ■! Houston, lex. Martin, w . + fi .... .Pulaski. Tenn Me Murphy. T. 1... '1' .i .. Bellvievv. Ala Moorf.. J. A.. -I' li Knoxville. Tenn. Picki rinc. Chas.. K 1, «{ Clarksville. Tenn. Rich. Morrice. A A A Nashville, lenn. Richardson. J F... Nashville, lenn. Shaw. J II Bridgeport. Ala. Ship. C. C.. A T A S.U RINSON. || V.. '1' !. ..... Fresno. Cal. Stevens. G. C. i + 'I1 Harel. K . White. T. V (162) Dfoatmacp R I.. YEARGAN J. O. SHINE W. p. WINTERS II W. PRYOR C. B. WHITWORTH Senior (lass Officers . . . . President Vice-President . Secretary ................Treasurer o mm odore Representative 064) SENIOR CLASS—PHARMACY Barnes. Hiram Ernest. Pm. C...............................................................Bradford. Tcnn. Covington, Robert Earl. Pm. C........................................................White House, Tcnn. Ferrell. Robert French, Pm. C............................................................Tullahoma. Tenn. Honor IJo| roi«viUiUlvo Sonlor I'laiu. ‘12-‘15. Jackson, Lester Newton, Pmar. DK'W....................................................Murfreesboro. Tenn. Keeny, John Ray. B. A. (L. S. U.) Pmar. D................................. (' inmuJur,' lto|iro oniatlvo Junior i'Iiikx. 'Il-'12; Win nor of Max HlooinMeln Modal. 12. (165) Ruston, La. SENIOR CLASS- PHARMACY Pryor. Harry Wesson. Ph. C, K T........................................................Hamburg. Ark. Tr«'i« iiror i-Vnlor 'lS-Ma; Moinlx-r P. A. I. lub. Puckett. Clarence Franklin. Ph. C. . . Rockvalc. Tcnn. Simpson. John Clifton. Phar. D. . ... Hamburg. Ark. Shine. Jno. Oscar. Ph. C.......................................................................... Pasadena. I cx. Vice-I'rrsldrnl Srnlar IJ.’II. (166) Strom. Morris, B. S., (Millsaps College), Phar. D. Jackson. Miss. SENIOR CLASS—PHARMACY Williams. William Addison. Phar. D..... Cumberland Cily. I enn. Warner. James Williams. Jr.. Phar. D.. A T tl............................................................Nashville. Tenn. VIcc-IVnlili'iH Junior On . ' 11-'ll. Whitworth, Charles Bell. Phar. D.. K 'I'...................................................................Gleason, Tcnn. ■ 'omnioilMv Kcproaciitallvc of Senior (!!■ . 'II-'IS; Member IV A. I.. Club. Yearcan. Reagan Lawrence. Phar. D-. K 'I' . I’reMiliMit Claw . ’ll-'i:, •1S-,1S: liwiruotor Pharmacy Laboratory. Cookeville. Tcnn. (167) Junior Class ...........President Secretary and Treasurer Commodore Representative Officers M. . YATES................ CLAUD CUNNINGHAM.......... J. E. COX................. 169' JUNIOR CLASS PHARMACY Anderson. John Bayless..............................Cainciboro. Tenn. Brown. L. J........................................ . Brinkley. Ark. Cox. J. Emit......................................Collierville. Tenn. I rnrniitlo Club: (Ton.inodoro Itepi-.--. niullve. Cunninciiam. Claud. 1 X.................................Shelby ville. Tenn. Claw Treanurer; V. I'. Rwrvm. Death. Harry.........................................Palestine. Tex. Ebein. Ray.............................................Robands, Ky. Eve. Paul F.. Jr.. 4 K +............................Nashville. Tenn. Farley. John William................................. Richmond. Ky. P. A. I.. Club. Macen, J. Herbert.......................................Bethel. Tenn. Johnson. Philip..................................... Nashville. Tenn. Knox- J R........................................Cenler Point. Ark. McEllreth. R. Paul. 2 X........................Nashville. Tenn. Clan Rcervtnry: OI « Club. McDoucal. W. E...................... Mitchum. C. V............. Moxi.ey. Robert W................... Petty. T. A.......................... Rodcers. I.. I)............. Sloan. Eari. D. •! K Smith. R I.......................... Stammer. B. N................ Stick ley. J E. I I.. K «F....... Stokes. I Ioratio S................. Strom, M......... Ti.mpi.in. 11ubert Eric............. Terrell. B. E................... Yatt'. Marvin P . K + P. A. I.. c|ul : cin«« I'realilenl .... Savannah. I enn. ..........Erin, I enn. Nashville. Tenn. ..........Erin. Tenn. .....Lebanon. ’! enn. . Cookeville, Tenn. I .aFollelle. 1 enn. .Chapel I Ml, I enn. Chattanooga. Tenn. Warlrace. Tenn .......Jackson. Mi . Johnson Cily. Tenn. .....Dresden, I enn. .......Terrell. Tex. (170) School of Expression Albert Mason Harris......................................................................Director Nancy Rice Anderson............................................................Associate Director From Left to Riciit: Top Ron- Edna Louise Pearson. Novella Ramsey. I lelen V. Dowd. Edith Pentecost, S. Mai Bell. Second Ron- F.dna Gunn. L. Rush I laminon. Mary Sleadwell. Claire Weil. Hi ley Chenowelh. Lend Morrow. Marjorie Young. Bottom Ron V. C. Foresee. Fannie Thompson. Mr . Florence Blackwell I larri . Mrs. Nancy Rice Anderson. Miss Catherine Winnia. A. M. I larris. (171) 'v.yw J 5te:fa Vn £||. 1 1 IS. Pan-Hellenic1 Council Academic Officers JOHN HOLMAN. 2 A E....................................ProiJcnl RUSSELL HUGHES + K .............................Pice-PraiJcnt GEORGE ARMISTF AD. IX.. Setrtlar}) atul Treouirer Members J. E. Overall. K J. Copeland. K x I’aui Benham. A 1 1' John Bull. X X Fred Robbins. It «• II Russell 1 Iuches. • • K + Jack Burnett. + A 0 G. II. Armistead. Jr.. 2 Ammie Sykes. ATI John I Iolman. X A K W. I. Logan. A T ll C. C. Turner. K (177) Phi Delta 1 heta Colors: Azure and Argent. Flower: White Carnation. National Convention. Chicago. III.. December 30. 31. 1912: January I. 2. 3. 4. 1913. Allan R. Carter. B. A. (Vanderbilt). Member Board of I ru t. V. T. Sanders (Vanderbilt) Member I3 ard of Trust. Claude Waller (Vanderbilt). Member Board of Trust. R. F. Jackson (Vanderbilt). Member Board of Tru l. Eluott Jones (Vanderbilt). Member Board of Trust. Geo. W. Martin. Pii. D. (Wabash). Adjunct Professor of Biology. John Daniel. M. A. (Alabama). Professor ot Physics. R. A. Barr. M. D. (Vanderbilt). Professor of Abdominal Surgery. I IarRINCTON Mark. M. D. (Vanderbilt). Demonstrator in Medical and Dental Departments. W. I I. Witt. M. A.. M. D. (Vanderbilt). Professor of Medica and Therapeutics. Percy D. MADDIN. I.L. B. (Vanderbilt). Professor in Law Department. Paul DsWrrr. M. D. (Vanderbilt). Demonstrator in Medical and Dental Departments. S. S. Crockett. Professor of Anatomy. TENNESSEE ALPHA CHAPTER Established 1876 I 'ratrks an Fac ultatk. EraTR'IS in Urbk 11. C. Alexander. '93 II. 1.. Alien. '07 R. A. Armistead. '90 R. A. Bark. '92 ( B3) S. D. Baxter. '00 J. T. Benson. '79 PI II 1)1.1.1 A I III. I A I KNNKSSKK ALPI IA ( HAP I KK J. I . W. Brown. '96 C. W. Caldwell. '02 L. R. Campbell. '90 John 1.. Colville. Wash. and Lee. '07 •W. P. Cooper. '08 J. Vaulx Crockett. '83 S. S. Crockett. '85 R. W. Dake. '03 John Daniel. Alabamn. '84 Bruce Douglas. Jr.. '12 I.ee Dougins, '08 Norman Farrell. Jr.. 95 F. J. Fuller. '97 W. 11. Goodpasture. '81 F. G. Gordon. '04 A. M. Hagan. Sewanee. ‘83 Douglas I I.xccard. Sewanee. '97 C. N. Bryan. '06 C. E. Buntin. Sewanee. '98 D. F. C. Buntin. Sewanee. '91 W. A. Buntin. '00 T. C. I IlND.MAN. K. M. I.. '83 Alfred F.. I Iowei.l. '82 R B. C. Howell. '99 H. E. Jackson. Jr.. '90 R F. Jackson. '81 I. . E. Kern, Randolph-Macon. 98 John Kirkman. '09 Jos. D. I..ANCLEY. Randolph-Macon. '93 Percy D. Maddin. '81 W R M xmi.r, Sr . '8 W. R. Manier. Jr.. '08 J. O. Manier. '07 Harrington Marr. '96 G. W. Martin. W abash. '87 Hill McAlister. '97 W. H. Morgan. 06 John 11 Di win. '94 Paul Dewitt. '03 R. F. Dodd. 'II W'.m iik B. Palmer. '80 M R Patterson. '82 II A. Peterson. Chicago. '97 Stuart C. Pilcher. '09 W. B. C. Pilcher. 01 J M Poage. '07 E. A. Price. '82 O. F. Noel. '09 E. T. Noel. '10 J. II Non. OS Albert Parrish, '12 Robert Riii a. '08 II G. Rice. '01 C. B. Rl IIARDSON. '86 M II. Richardson. '04 W. D Rose. '04 J. V. Sewell. '90 G. A. I Iall. '07 (184) A. W. I Iarris. Jr.. '01 E. O. I Iarris. '93 W. F. I Iarris, '88 C Firman Smith, Mississippi. ‘89 Larkin Smith. Scwancc. '83 Walter Stokes. '86 G. J. Stubblefield. '87 Lytton Taylor. '76 S. C. Therrei. Alabama. '07 H. I.. Iiiomas. DcPaw. '98 T L. Thompson. '86 John Thompson. Jr.. '08 I Iarry S. Vaughn. '94 Claude Wai i er. '82 John A. Wieson. '02 W. II Witt. '87 W. C. Wi XVI R. '06 J R West. 80 Douci.an M Wright. '04 J W. Brx an, '04 B. J.XCK.NON. '12 B. E. Tate. '12 R S. Henry. '12 M. S. Adams, '12 Macon Kirkman. '12 Rogers C. Caldwell. '12 Edxvard Buford. Jr.. '12 Edward Craig. '08 Meredith Caldwell. '12 PHI DELTA THETA—TENNESSEE ALPHA CHAPTER Fratres in Universitate Class ok 1913. Morion B. Adams. B. S.. LL. B.................................... Rolling A. Branham. I). I).. M. D.. B. A.............................. Fitzgerald Hall. B. A.. LL. B......................................... George F. Tenison. D. D. S............................................. G. M. Wheeler. D. D. S................................................. Nashville. Icon. . Oxford. Ga. Nashville. Tenn. Nashville. Tenn. Greenville. Miss. Class ok 1914. Jackson Smith Burnett. B. S.................................. Dandridce W. Caldwell. B. S........................................ William L. Granbery, Jr.. B. A.. LL. B....................... Hucil J. Morgan. B. S............................................. Walter Morcan. B. A.......................................... Davis Shall Plummer. LL. B........................................ Louis F. Sperry. B. S.............................................. Eldon B. Stevenson. B. S.......................................... Joseph Burrus West, B. E..................................... Edwin Wilson. M. D................................................ Class ok 1915. Spartanburg. S. C. . Nashville. Tenn . Nashville. Tenn . Nashville. I enn. . Nashville, I enn . Marianna. Ark Nashville. I’enn. Nashville. Tenn. . Nashville. I'enn. Pulaski. I’enn. Robert Wade Baird. LL. B. William B. Campbell. B A. Paul F. Christian. B A. M I) (185) Inverness, Miss. Nashville. I enn. Savannah, Ga. PHI DELTA THETA—TENNESSEE ALPHA CHAPTER Tom B. Christus. B. A. M. A.. M. D........ ...................................... Cray Smith, B. S.......................................... . ,................... Seymour S. Stafford. B. S. William Wkbstf.r. B. E................. ......................................... Georcf. P. Wiston, B. S............................ ............................. Savannah, (ia. Nashville. Tenn. Palestine. lex. Nashville. Tenn. Nashville, I’enn. Class of I Iowf.ll E. Adams. B. E. Hoard Bof.nsch. M. D. Jack Chadwick. B. S. . Joseph M. Clark. B. A. Edwin Craig. B. S. . Mayes Kirkman, B. S. . Robert A. Love. B. S. . Crutcher McClure. B. S. Wilmot F. Paxton. B. S. . . James Rogers. B. S. Hugh S. Spencf.r. M. D. Evans A. Waller. B. S. James Webster. B. S. . 1716. .................................................Nashville. Tcnn. ..........................................Nashville. I enn. .........................Na hville, I enn. ..................................Shannon. Mis . ......................................Nashville. Tenn. . . Nashville, I enn. .................................I .eland. Mi . ..............................................Naihville, I enn. ...............................................Wilmot, Mis . ......................................................Wale . I enn. .................................Marshall. Tex. ..............................Morganfield. Ky. ..............................................Nashville. I enn. (1 6) I ¥ 4 Founded at University of Virginia, 1867. KAPPA CHAPTER. Kstablishcd in 1877. Re-established. 1885. L. C. Glenn. Pm. D. . O. II Wilson. M. D. W. I . Orr. M. A. . . Fratres in Facultate ...................................Proftucr of Ccotopy ..........................Profcisor of Diseases of Children .............................Instructor in Mathematics Fratres in Class Wm. Bailey. Jr.. B. E......................Nashville. Tenn. H. M. Blackburn. M. I).....................Lynnville. Tenn. J. F.. Copr.i ND. B. S.....................Birmingham. Ala. Universitate ...Adam . lenn. Birmingham. Ala. . . F.lhelville. Ala. ol 191}. K. B. Connell. D. D. S J. L. Ferguson. B. A..... J. II. Hewlett. M. A----- P. P. Bailey. B. A......... C. W. Collins. B. S....... M. F. Cociiran. M. D... Class ol .......Nashville. Tenn. .........Pulaski. Tenn. .......Batnesville. Ga. 1914. I. T. Hawkins. M. I)......... J. II. Liturer. B. S.... . .. W. II. Turner. B. S.......... .Carlersville. Ga. Nashville. T enn. .Carthage. Tenn. Class ol E. C. BaRWICK. B. S...............................Grenada. Mm. J. L. Johnson. M. I).............................Phoenix. Ariz. v. T. Jones. B. S......................Georgetown. Texas. W. M. McGehee. B. S.......................l ittle Ark. E. D. McQueen. B. E.........................Dal1 ’- lp «- 1915. C. R. Pollock. M. I).....................................Rocky Fo,d. Colo. R. J. S.MIRL, M. D.......................................Rocky Ford. Colo. W. C. Smith. B. S..................................Lynnville. Tenn. 7 V. Turner. B. A......................................Cocnersville. Tenn. R. A. Young. B. A...........................................Memphis. Tenn. (191) KAPPA SIGMA KAPPA ( MAPI I.K Fratres in Universitate Class of I 916. Frank Blair. B. S............................. Xathville. Twn Homer I.kmond. B S ... Trenton. Tenn. F. B. BltANSON. B. S............ .. .Trinidad. Colo. J E. Locgins. B. S Somerville. Tenn. B. M. Davidson. B. S.............................Decatur. Ala W. G. Milholland. M. I)...........................Oakland. Cal. M. S. Equen. M. I) m,.. i) ( Moore. B S Oakland, Miss. M. B. Fostf.r. M. D............................Birmingham. Ala. J- E. Orr. B. A.......................................Lewitburg, Tenn. E. V. Hanson. M. D........................... Nathville. Tenn. J- Sanford. M D. .................. I lenning, lenn. E. G. Hayes. M. D........................... Texarkana. Texat I Ir.NRY Siiaki-. B S Nathvile, Tenn. A. E. Holmes, M. D...................................Tampa. Fla Carter Witt. B E .....................................Lynnvillc. Tenn. I Iarwcll Allen W. S. Armstead D. B. Blakf. F. J. Blake R. E. Blake Vaughn Blake W. E. Beard Lei Brock H. B. Buckner W. H. Crittenden I- E. Crouch T. M. DeMoss Fratres in Urbe R I). Fuller L. C. Glenn F. Goodman R R Goodpasture W. O. I Iarris E. T. I Iollins J. E. Hollins C. C. Horton E. F. Jared J. S. Johnson E. W. Kcnnedv C. T. Kirkpatrk K 11. T. Minor W. I . On |. H. Rom rts M. II. Sharp S. B. Smith R. 11. Steai.and W. E. Stecer W. I.. Tiiroop K. M. Tiiroop T. J. Tyne J. J. Vaughn J R. Wilson O. II ii .son (192) Sigma Alpha Epsilon Established in 1856 at the University of Alabama. Colors: Koval Purple and Old Gold. Flower: Violet. National Convention, Nashville, Tcnn.. Dec. 26-28, 1912. TENNESSEE NU OF SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON Established at Vanderbilt. 1878. Re-established, 1883. Fratres in Facultate J. T. Altman. M. D.........................................................Professor of Obstetrics McPllECTCRS Glasgow. M. D. . . Professor of Materio Medica and Therapeutics A. S. DaBNT.V. B. A.. M. D. . Assistant Professor of Medical Jurisprudence arid Assistant in Medicine C. F. Anderson, M. D.................................................Lecturer on Venereal Diseases H. B. ScOVERN........................................................... Assistant in Chemistry B. . Wright. M. D........ '. G. Bratton. B. S......... A. 11. Burr. B. S............ Henry Douglas. M D........... T. B. Givan. M. D............ J w. C. Holman, B. S......... Fratres in Universitate Class ok 191?. ..Bowling Green. Ky. L. D. Houston. D. I).... Class or 1914. .Lebanon. Tenn. I’aragoiild, Ark. .Gallatin. Tenn. Nashville. Tenn. I rxarkana. 1 ex. F. M. Locke. LL. B. J. R. Slater. B. S.. L. I . Thomas. B. S.. II I . Watson. B. S. R. k. Woollen. B. S Rio De Janeiro. Brazil ..Ashdown. Ark. . . Valdosta. Ga. Little Rock. Ark. .Lexington. Miss .Chickasha. Okla. (197) TENNESSEE NU OF SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON J. P. Bradley. LL. C F. S. Crowe. Ph. B-. B. 13 G. H. Gillen. M. D. E. T. Lamkin. B. £ J. V. McQt r.i n. I 1 B Fratres in Class .............Carrollon. Ga. .......Fredericktown. Mo. .......South Pituburg. Tcnn .................Monroe, l a. ..............Carrolton. Mo. J.NIVF.RSITATE f 1915. j. B. Kvals. B. S ..... II. B SCOVERN. M 13 J. A. Tail. B. A C. B. I HWEATT. LI.. B C. V. Whitehead. IX B . Cordele. Ga. .Carrolton. Mo. Shelbyville, Tcnn. I3r Vail Blurt. Ark. Mobile. Ala. ..Lillie Reek. Ark Class oi 1916. G. T. Or ten Mauser, B. S . B. Robinson, M D N B. Scmumperi. B. f Jonr l oro. Ark Tex kana. Ark J. L. Burns. B. S G. B. Gray. B. £ L. M. Illinc. B. £ James T. Altman. Tcnn. Eta. '82. D. P. Adams. Trnn. Nu. ‘76. James D. Anderson? Irnn. I.nmlxla, ’89. Clifton R. Atchison. Irnn. Nu. '90. F. M. Bass. Trnn. Nu. '90. W. S. Bootes. Ga. Epnlon. '95. Clarence F. Boyd. Irnn Nu. '93. I. V. BlCCS. Trnn Ela. '02. W. P. Burdette. Trnn. Nu. '75. Chas. S. Briccs. Trnn. Nu. '75. Stiiii M Cain. Irnn. Nu. '96. John CaRUTHERS. Trnn. I amlxln. '91. B. F. Cheatham. Trnn. Omega. '88. Fratres in Urbk Fi.il M. Compton. Irnn. Nu. '80. E. Crow. Vi. Pi. 93. E. L. Doak. Irnn Nu. '96. Jas. A. Dale. Irnn Nu. '96. John Early. Irnn Nu. '86. W. P. Ferguson. Tcnn. Nu. '86. M Pm iters Glasgow. Va. Pi. '94. Edward A Gi.over. V. Sigma.'75. I Avery Crannis. Irnn. I.nmlxla. '03. Fcbirt Graham. Tcnn. Kappa. '09. V. II IIai.BERT, Irnn. I.nmlxla. '69. 1. E. IIai.BERT. Irnn. I.nmbiln, '91. F. I I. I «CSS. I rnn. Ela. '06. I rxarkana. Ark. Mndnonvillc. Ky. ..Shreveport. La. J J I Ieii in. Irnn. Nu. '05. Inros Hickman. Irnn. Nu. '96. Geo. Might. Jr.. Tcnn. Nu. '%. M. E. HoLDERNESS. Irnn. Nu. '02. Wili.iam B. Holmes. Icon. Lambda. '71. Frank K Houston. Irnn Nu. '04. Ross Hopkins. I rnn Nu. '81. William A. Provine. Irnn. I.nmlxla, ‘89. J P. Raines. I rnn. Nu. '97. O. 11 Bedford. I rnn Kappa. '90. Guv Reynolds. Tcnn. Nu. '96. Thomas B. Scoggins. Irnn. Nu. '95. Euclid Snow. Tcnn. Nu. '98. (198) TENNESSEE NU OF SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON Sidney Sin not. Tcnn. Nu. ‘99. Joseph II. Thompson. Tcnn. Lambda. 75. J. C. Van Leer. Tcnn. Nu. 95. Robert Vaughn. Tcnn. Nu. 75. L. L. Hendrix. Tcnn. Lambda. '93. Norman Kirkman. Tcnn. Nu. '81. K. F. Lanckord. Tcnn. I.amtxia, '89. II C. Lansing. Tcnn. Kappa, '86. A. N. McDonald. Tcnn. cla. '97. I'. O. McGavock. Tcnn. Nu. '61. k 1 McConnico. IVnn. Nu, '96. E. L. MuNeili.y. Tcnn. cla. '90. J. Washington Moore. IVnn. Nu. '91. 11 T. Mu burn. Ky. F.ptilon. ‘01 E. Moore. Ga. Phi. '04. L. F. Phillips. IVnn. Nu. '94. C. R. Smith. IVnn. Nu. '87. C. W. Feeder. Ga. Phi. '08. 11. W. Thompson. Ky. Ep ilon. '07. J. V. GrISBY. I cnn. I .amtxia. '99. C. F. Anderson. IVnn. Nu. '07. Albert Britt. IVnn. Lambda. '06 Fratres in Urbe Olin West. IVnn. Nu. '95. Vernon Tupper. Tcnn. Omega. '03. J. Peeples. Va. Omicron. '83. John C. Tomerlin. Tcnn. Nu. '04. John A. Bell. IVnn, Nu. '93. K. P. Beverly. IVnn. Omega. '98. II Hargrove. IVnn. Nu. '81. 11. B. Mii.i.f.r. Tcnn. Nu. '87. May Overton. IVnn. Nu, 75. F.d. Picue. Ga. Bela. '85. J W. I Iorton. IVnn. I ambda. '78. Washington I Iudson. Tcnn. Nu. '93. J. F. Jarman. IVnn. Kia. '84. A. W. Lamar. S. C. Phi. '70. I I. I-'.. Kihk. IVnn. . la. '94. M. I.INDSEEY. Tcnn. Nu. '81. W. I . Martin. IVnn. Nu. '79. A. P. Bouri.and. Tcnn. Fla. ‘82. M. Clements. III. Theia. '04. J. R. Coleman. IVnn. Kappa. 79. C. S. Conway. Tcnn. Zcia. '97. A. S. Dabney. Ky. Epsilon. '98. N. B. Dozier. Ky. Epdlon. '99. G. S. Moore. Tcnn. Lambda. Jos. R. Wilson. Tcnn. Zcia. A. Gen nett. Tcnn. Nu. '94. F. I). Gill. Jr.. IVnn. Zeia. '95. M. S. Hawkins. IVnn, Nu. 75. David 11. Bishop. IVnn. Nu. 70. W II. Washington. Va. Sigma. '74. Frank I Iodgson. I cnn. Zcia. '09. I). T. Ralston. IVnn. Nu. '14. J. M. Wilson. Tcnn. Nu. 'II. I I G. Irons. Man. Bela Uptilon. J. T. Meadors. J. A. Maloney. IVnn. Kapa. J. M. Dickinson. Tcnn. Nu. '71. V'. J. Alexander. I cnn. Nu. '05. F. M. Mayfield. Tcnn. Nu. '08. Jos. Thompson. I cnn. Kappa. '10. Chester Allison. Tcnn. Lambda. II. Russei.i. E. I Iart. Will Anderson. G. B. Jacobs. (199) KIT I Y SCEN FED A RAT Colors: Crimson and Old Gold. Flowers: Magnolia and Red Rose. CHI CHAPTER Established April 9, 1883. Dr. I.u ii Burch. M IX. Chi. Dr. W. C. Dixon. M D.. Chi. Fratres in Facultate Dr B. E. Younc. A. M . Pii. D.. Oii Jno. Bm.i Keebll. I I B. Chi. Dr J. V. McCall. M D.. I’.. Bert E. Young John Bell Keebi.e II. J. Mikell Paul B. Kern Clarence Dixon I. . II. Harris Walter S. Yarbrough W. 11. Johnston Lyles Black Ed T. Seay J. B. Dickson Win Dak . Caldwei.i Cary A. Folk Fratres in A. W. Sto ki ll. Jr. John Moorf. Mark Bradford V. D. L. Robinson I Ienry C. Stockf.i.i Robert I.. Burch Lucius E. Burch Montague Ross Hickman Bf.ckner Thos. 11. Malone Robin J. Cooper Randolph Caldwell Urbe Ed Hart Marshall I.f.Sueur T. J. Webb. Jr I Ienry Skeccs Webb Clark A. W. Shipp James Moore Marshall Morgan Ben Morgan John Ryan Reau E. Folk John Caldwell J. 11. Fall. Jr. Frank Morgan Verner M. Jones W. C. Cherry R. C. Plater Bradford Roulstone Thos. Kirkpatrick John Overton Henry Perry Lawrence O'Brien Walter Pierce Winston Caldwell F.. E. Barthf.el (205) KAPPA ALPHA—CHI CHAPTER Fratres in Universitate Class or 1913. L. W. Hard ACL................................................................New Decatur. Ala R. E. McKCL l.AR Memphis. I rnn. J. V. Caldwell.............................Nathville, Tenn. Class or 1914. R. H. Lyle.......................................Browntville. Tenn. B. B. Benson.................................. Bardwell. Ky. E. McCaRVEY......................................Lexington. Ky. C. C. TURNER...................................... Memphis. Tenn. W. N. KlLLOUCIt.............................................Arkansas E. W. Stone. ... L. O. Rotter----- J. D. C. Atkins J. A. Jlrnigan. W. B. Nash.... C. E. SctPlE.. H. H. Hunter J. S. I I RtHN . . F. F. Watson . Class or ...........Bowling Green. Ky. ...........Bowling Green. Ky. ...................Rari . Tenn. .....................Ram. Tenn. ................ Stanton, lenn. A. F. Smiiii....................... 1915. C. Farmer ....... L. L. Watson......... W. M. Starnes........ F. Tiiomison............. C R Byrn............. ......................Texm Class or .................Atlanta, Ga. ..................Mobile. Ala. .................Atlanta. Ga. ...............Nashville, lenn. G. A. Sloan......................... 1916. C. W. Friberc............... E. Perry ................... K. C. Fritts................ M. E. Lewis................. ............Nathville. lenn (206) . Locutl Grove. Ga. . . . Nathville. 1 enn. . . . .Franklin. I enn. ......Dayton, lenn. Murlree l)oro. lenn. Knoxville, lenn . . Nathville. I enn. Chattanooga, lenn. Nathville. Tenn Beta Theta Pi Founded at Miami University. Oxford. Ohio. July 4. 1839. Colors: Pink and Light Blue. I-loner: Rose. Active Chapters. 73. Alumni Chapters. 109. BETA LAMBDA CHAPTER Established, 1883. W. I I. ScHUERMAN. C. E. . H. C. Tolman. Ph. D.. D. I) Allen G. Hall. LL. D. . . John Witherspoon. M. I). Fratres in Facultate Dean of Engineering Department: At ling Dean of AtaJemic Department ................................................Professor of Creel( .......................................... Dean of I a in1 Department ............................................Instructor in Histology Fratres in Universitate Class oi 1913. A. R. Disml'kcs. B. E................N thvillc. Tenn. Fri.i A. Robins. B A.......................Tupelo. Mi . Class ok W. H. Ewinc. LL. B..................................Nashville. Tenn. W. II. Gill, B. A....................................W«i Point. Miu. H. J. Jones. LI.. B..................................Dresden. Tenn. 1914. Francis Warfield. B. F.............................Columbi . lenn F. I. Cherry. B. A............................... Nashville. Tenn J. M. Peebles. B. A...................... ...Fountain Creek, lenn (211) beta theta pi—beta lambda c hapter Class oi N. S. ShOFNER. B. A........................Mount Pleaiant. lenn. C. R. Marshall. B. A...............................Nashville. Tcnn. M. S. Chester. B. E..............................Nashville. Tcnn. W. A. Williams, 1.1.. B............ 1915. V. G. Hutcheson. B. S........................... Ridgeiop, Tcnn. R. T. Cooksey. M I). ..Bowling Green. Ky. T. B Kelly. M. I).................................Duquoin. Ill ............Greenville. S. C. Class or Martin Hayes. B. K................................... .Nashville. Tenn. S. H. Chester. B. S................................. Nashville. Tenn. W. N. Estes, B. S.........................................Marlin. Tenn. Raymond Sadler. B. A.................................... Elltion. Ky. 1916. Robert I.. Garnik. B. S. ..............................Greenville. Miss. Trent Palmer. M. I)......................................Marshall. Mo. •Geo. W. Kii.li.brew. Jr.. B E. . . Nashville. Tenn, •John Overton. B. S.....................................Nashville, Tcnn P eJge . Fratres in Urbe J. P. Atkinson E. W. Thomas W. M. Baxter Charles C. Trabue G. F. Blackie I. O. Treanor George C. Brown E. W. Ju.NCERM.VN Lucius P. Brown W. II Williamson J. W. Byrns 'ra Landrtth Tyler Cai.houn F. C. Maury E. B. Davis J. II. Miller H. M. Drifoos R. L. Morris S. G. Douci.as H. D. Leech S. C. Ewing 1 Iamilton Parks E. B. Rucker Thomas Weaver A. H. Sharp J. W. Handley W. G. Hutcheson. Sr. Avery Handley A. W. Stockell E. W. Thompson G. B. Kirkpatrick J. Ross Cheshire C. C. Slaughter A. W. Chester II. E. Smith Allen G. 1 Iai.l A. N. Fite Preston Lunsford A. P. Foster Donald McClure R 1). Goodi.ett C. A. McDonald Grafton Green F. S. Moffett G. B. Guild J. B. Robertson Richard 1 Iall Felix R Roche E. E. 1 loss W. 1 1. SCHUERMAN J. A. 1 Iarris W. W. SlIUTF. R. T. 1 Iarris M. A. Stainer D. E. Atkins 11. C. Tolman 1 Iarry B. Bond John Witherspoon R. K. Brown J. W. Woods (212) A Delta fau Delta Founded at Bethany. West Virginia. 1859. Colors: Purple. White and Gold. Flower: Pansy. Active Chapters, 57. Alumni Chapters. 25. LAMBDA CHAPTER I’ ounded 1881. Fratres in Facultate W. K. McAlister. Theta............................................................Law Department W. P. Butler. Lambda...............................................Medical Department Jack Swafford. M. D. Fratres in Universitate Class of 1913. Chattanooga. Tenn. J. Holmes Anderson. C. E....................Bellvue, Tenn. Class of 1914. Don Campbell. C. E.................................Tullahoma. Tenn. II. H. Jones. D. D.....................................Atlanta, Ga. Enoch Brown. B. A...................................Franklin. Tenn. Mitchell Shelby. M. D...............................Carrollton. Mo. J. B. ERICKSON. M. D................................Shreveport. La. Class of 1913. Ammik Sikes. M. D..................................Franklin. Tenn. Jas. D. Everett. B. A.......... Henry Pointer. B. A................................Franklin. Tenn. Bernard F. Evers. C. E......... r. J. Wricht. M. D..............................East City. N. C. Nashville. Tenn. Nashville. Tenn. (217) DELI A TAU DEL I A -LAMBDA CHAR I ER Class 0 1916. Jack Peavev. M. D........................................ Byron. Ga. Andrew L. West, M. D..................................... .Athens, Ga. Cairo Ezei.i.E. M. D...................................Cleburne. Tex. J. J. Rost. Lambda LeRoy McGrecOR. Lambda W. L. NlCHOL. Beta Theta Jesse M. Overton. Lambda Henry Pepper. Jr.. Beta Delta Littleton Parole. Lambda D. B. PuRYEAR. Lambda Clyde Gresham. Lambda William G. Simmons. Lambda Robt. T. Smith. Lambda Chas. S. Smith. Gamma Epsilon W. K. McAlister. Theta Harry S. Stokes. Lambda J. N. Stone. Lambda Geo. N Tillman. Theta Fra i res in Ukbk Preston Vaughn W T. Waters. Alpha R. A. Wilson. Gamma W. J Anderson. Lambda Frank C. Alien. Lambda W. S. McGaRVEY. I beta W. T. Stewart. Lambda C. C Bell. I .ambda J P. JONES. Lambda John C. Brown. Lambda John B. Cannon. l.amLJa W. A. Covington, Beta lota Jas. B. D. Dt Bow. Lambda Thomas H. Epperson. Lambda I Iarry W. Evans. I.ambda Harry Jones. Lambda Robt. T. Fearey, Lambda (oilN P. Bates. I.ambda J. E. II. Atkinson. Lambda Frank S. Fite. Lambda John R. Fisher. Lambda Frank G. Focc. Lambda Abe Goodman. Lambda Lean A. Kirby. Lambda John T. I.EI.LYET. Lambda E. J. I IaMILTON. Lambda A. C. McLean. Lamlnla Guy T. Reid. Bel Theta R T. Frazier. Jr.. Gamma Eta (218) r Sigma Nu Founded at Virginia Military Institute in 1869. Colors: White. Black and Gold. Flower: White Rose. Active Chapters. 69. Alumni Chapters. 43. SIGMA CHAPTER Founded. 1886. Fratres in Universitate Post Graduate. Roy John. B. A........................Arkadelphia. Ark. J. II. Paschali.. B. A....................Lineville Ala J. A. Youngblood. B. A...................ForeH City. Ark. Class ok 1913. Jno. V. Bull. B. A.. I.I.. B............F.lkton. Tenn. S. A. Richardson. M. D...............l ake Charles 1 a R. L. Pillow, 1.1.. B. .................Galveston. lex. O. P. HilbuRN. I.I.. B.................Sutherland, Fin V. II. Morgan. B. A...........................Union. S. C. G. R McSw.un. M D B. M. Little. M. D... T. R Curtis. B. A Class ok 1914. Pari . Teni . R. P. Mcl-li.LRF.ru. Pn. C................................Clyde. N. C. Drcidcn. Tenn. C. N. Cunmnciiam. Pii. C..................................Shelbyville. Tenn. Class ok 1915. ................Lebanon. Tenn. W. C. V. AVLEN. M. D.....................................Motoula. Mont. Class ok 1916. J. II. Daves. B. A...............................Fayetteville, Tenn. (223) i - J-ViiVJ' ____sjrjn SIGMA NL -SIGMA CHAPTER FUATRKS IN UrBK. E. M. Fuqua. Omicron Norris Ewing. Sigma Dr. Bruce. R. Ray.ne. Beta Dr. O. Crockett. Sigma Joe Morrison. Sigma Dabney Minor. Sigma George Norton. Kappa Martin 11. Darby. Sigma Dr. C. YV. Hoffer. Sigma Albert G. Gerst. Sigma Harvey F. Ambrose. Sigma Frank F. Frantz. Sigma Caspar B. Kuhn. Sigma Roy Cooper. Sigma James G. Cooper. Sigma ;. I. Witherspoon. Sigma Harvey II Hannah. Kappa Dr. R. E. Fort. Sigma L. J. I.OVENTHAL. Sigma George A. Schwab. Bela C. B. EaTIIERI.Y. Sigma Martin Roberts R. C. Jones, Sigma S. R. Weaver. Sigma Dr. Lemuel Long, Sigma A. I. WlNSETT. Sigma Esmond Ewing. Sigma Bruckner Stewart. Sigma J. D. Foy. Bela Thcia (224) Alpha 1 au Omega Colors: Old Gold and Sky Blue. Active Chapters, 62. Alumni Chapters. 48. Flower: White l ea Rose. BETA PI CHAPTER Founded in 1889. Fratres in Facultate R. W. BlEUNCTON. M. D......................................Medical Department Fratres in Urbe It. W. Sanford R. N. W atts Luke Lea Bradley W'alker R. W. Bii.lincton Jos. I L Ac KEEN W. E. Boelenc Percy Brown S. 11. Chester Percy Kinnaird W. I). Weatherford A. B. Neie W. S. Nobee J. W. Overton C. O. Rhea J. W. Shack lord J. O'Neill Omey Paul Moore T. E. Stratton R. W. Jones Wadi Kirkpatrick Frank P. Bond G. W. I Iaynie A. M. Trawkk. Jr. Geo. C. Trawkk R. M. Leland Sam Orr 11. W. Campbei.i Jno. R. Aust A. L. Childress Howard M. Jones W. W. Faw Wii.eiam 11 ay wood A. N. McNeal John Foster Jay G. Stephenson J. O. Patterson Robert Lusk W. C. Lusk Wirt I Iuciies O. L. Quillian J. 11. Thompson J. W. McFadden M. C. Fitzpatrick J. A. Drauchon A. F. Whitman William Wiles M. W. Bailey T. J. Mooney Overton Lea. Jr. Wm. M. Bearden James H. Boxweel Harry II. McAllistet (229) alpha tau omega Fratrf.s in Universitate Class of 1913. Dan Bomf.r. B. S............. T. Crowder Chapman. M. D J. E. Blaydes. M. D.......... James D. Rives. B. S......... .McKenzie. Tenn. .Brownsville, I rnn. I enn. B. A..... Class of .Brownsville. I enn. ..........Brownsulle. Tenn. ...........Covington. Tenn. ...........Mer Rouge. La. C. C. Sims. LL. B................. Win. G. Logan. B A. Harry W. Moore. B. E Win W. Warner. Pii. G. . Marble Hill. Mo. 1914. William W. Mii.i.ir. B. E. Dale Thompson. B. A Joe Nelson, B. A............. l.OCL'E Parkes. II.. B....... . Birmingham. Ala Clifford H. Bateman. B. A......... J. O'Neill Bomer. Jr.. B. S............. Leon M. Lanier. M. D..........................Nashville. J. Fulton Zimmerman. Class oi 1913. D. M. Anthony. M. D S. N. Aeres. B. S............... J. H. Aeres. B. S............... Dean B. Ellis. B. A............ Buford B. Horni.r. B. A .Brownsville. I enn .....Nalchez. Miss. Natchez. Miss- Jonesboro. Ark. ..Nashville. 1 enn. Class of Tom 11. Elliott ........ J. A. Johnson. M D. Ralph Robinson. B. S.. Wilbur Younc. B. S. C. A. Ragsdale. B. A 1916. Swan Burrus. B. A.................................Hickman. Ky. Pete Callis, B. A...............................Memphis. Tenn. Jeff Chapman. M. D......................... Brownsville. Tenn. Theodore Fuller. B. S..............................Tampa. Fla E. G. Gill. M. D..................................Norfolk. Y W. A. Zimmerman. LL. B Robert Joms. B. E......... Dale Mom son. B. A......... Phil II. Porter. B. S..... Pope Shannon, B. A......... Tom Shea. LL. B........... ............Memphis, I enn. . . . .Trenton, Ky. Sharon, I enn. Nashville. I enn. Nashville. I enn. Pocahontas. Ark. .McKenzie. I enn. .Lynchburg. I enn. .........Clarksville. Tenn. .............Jackson. Tenn. ..............Sparla. Fcnn. ..............Sardis. Miss. . I hompson Station. Tenn. . Shetheld. Ala. McKenzie. I enn. ......Clinton. Kv. ..Franklin, 1 enn. Memphis. I enn. (230) Av GAMMA CHAPTER Established. 1847. Re-established, 1889. Colors: 11. L. Badger R. W. Mu i.er J. E. Sanders J. McE. Stone Paul Davis Dr. G. A. Gates Wm. I If ME I . B. Spence T. G. Kittrei.l M. M. Cullom J. Phillips Rev. Marvin Steele Jeep McCarn Crimson, A .urc and Gold. Fratres in L'kbf. P. I.. Niciioi. J. R. Green W. I. Nolen V. 11. Raymond. Jr. Allen R. Cornelius R. 11. Yancey C. T. McKenzie J. S. Pilcher T. R. I.. Carter Dr. D. R. Pickens W. M. Hart M. 11. Meeks W. H. Ray C. E. Curtis Sam S. Moody G. H. Callender W. A. Bennie J. E. I I AYS Ci ias. L. Cornelius B. A. Bennie J. I I. Callender N. F. Ciieairs D. K. Lambuth R. J. McMullen Fratres n Facultate Rower: Pansy. W. C. Nelson J. S. Pilcher J. O. Thompson R. M. Patterson G. I I. Armistead II. W. Hall A. II Pettibone V. J. Vauchn J. R. Winchester D. O. McCarn J. D. Goodi.ett A. Van S. Lindsley G. C. Porter W J. Vauchn. M. A.. LL. D. II Kipp. Ph. D............. D. R Pickens. M. D. . . . Jno. J. Luck. M. A.. Pn. D. . F. R. Bryson. M. A. . . . Edwin Mims. Pii. D. . . . Professor of Mathematics an,I Ast onomy ....................Professor of Cerman ...................Instructor of Anatomy ...............Instructor of Mathematics ...................Instructor of English .....................Professor of English (2)5) DELTA KAPPA EPSILON -GAMMA ( NAP I KK Class or P. B. Benham. B. A............................... Marianna. Ark. J. I . Vaughan. B. A.............. Class or S. H. Mann. LL. B.................................Fore ! City. Ark. E. C. Rice. B. S.................................... lulion. Ky. Frank Wade. B. A. (1911). LL. B...................I rcnion. Tenn. J. R. Walker, Jr.. B. A.............................rrenion, I run. Class or Donaldson Creighton, B. E.. . . .Nashville. Tenn. Meade Frierson. B. S...............................Colombia. Tenn. Alfred Hume, LL. B................................Nashville. Tenn. Malcolm Luck. B. E..................................Roanoke. Va. James Stephens. B. S.............. 1913. J. M. Hawes. B. A ................................Union City. Tenn. Louisville. Ky. 1914. W. M. niiNi.i.i . B. A ................................Fulton. Ky. D. I. Smith. Ml) . . I rcnion, Tenn. Ciias. I. Wyatt. B. S. ..........................Fayetteville. Tenn. W. II Blue. B. S Nashville. Tenn. 1915. Carter Luscher. B. E......................................Mobile. Ala. O. G. Ni. M,s. B. S. (1911). M. D Mobile. Ala. C. C. McClure. B. S.......................................Mobile. Ala. F. C. SMrTH. B. S........................................Hickman, Ky. ...............Nashville, 'I enn. Class or 1916. Harry Leake. M. D................................ Jacksonville. Fla. Allen McGill. B. S.. Leslie H. Weak . B. S......................................Fulton. Ky. J. E. Britt. B. S.............. Paul Sims. B. E....................................Washington, D. C. J. H. Stetson. B. S............ Nashville. Tenn. Nashville. I enn. Nashville. Tenn. (236) tOMM Sigma Chi Established 1855. bounded at Miami University. Colors: Blue and Gold. Flower: White Rose. ALPHA PSI CHAPTER Established i 892. Fratres in Facultate William L. Dudley. B. S.. M. D.........................Profator of Chemistry ami Dean of Medical Department Henry Beach Carre. A. B.. pH. D.. B. D. . . .Professor of English Exegesis in Theological Department Thomas Carter, M. A.. B. D............................Professor of Creel( Exegesis in Theological Department W. B. Ricks C. W. Jones Wm. P. Banc W. A. Benson J. D. Blanton H. H. Cartwright C. P. Connell Marvin Corlett W. F. Creighton J. M. Culbreath Paul Donaldson P. Armistead Jas. Cannon Ciias. G. Dunbar Jas. S. Dunbar. Jr. Fratres in Ur be E. E. Duncan Wm. M. Duncan. Jr. Robt. Ewing L. B. Fite G. A. W. Frazer Jos. S. Frazer I lu.MPIIREY I lARDISON L. M. I Iollins L. P. Holmes Frank W. Johnson E. D. Smith Sidney W. Riddle M. B. Leavell Ashby Lovelace Silas Dear J. T. Moore Carey E. Morgan W. E. Norvell. Jr. Auram C. Read Isaac M. Read P. A. Shelton. Jr. E. W. Smith O. M. Sorrells E. L. Thornton Lewis Tillman R. W. Turner. Jr. J. J. Vertrees. Jr. (241) SIGMA CHI—ALPHA PSI CHAP I ER Fratres in Universitate Wm. V. Andrews. LL. B Alex G. Fite. B. A— Post Graduate Paul C. Bowfrs. B. S., M. S...... Anderson. Ind. Class of 1913. .............Nashville, Tenn. W. P. Huccins. B. S....... .............Nashville. Tenn. Jno. M. Cate. LL. B........ I). B. BlaKEMORE, I). I). S.. B. S...............Nashville. Tenn. Class of G. H. Armistead. Jr.. 13. A.. J. S. Alixn. M. D............ Jno. H. Shelton. 13. F...... A. C. Huggins. B. S.......... R. R. Brown. M. D............ ......Franklin. Tenn. ......Winchester, Ky. .Nashville. IVnn. ......Naihville, 'IVnn. ......Nash ille. IVnn. Harry King. D. D................ 1914. Howard Carothers. LL.. B Wallace Cummings. B. F.. 11. J. Ford. B. A............. R. C. Waller. B S............. J. G. Bl AKFMORL. B. S........ ............Magdalene. N. M. Class o 1915. T. R. Barry. M. I).... R. O. Norvell. B. S. J. M. Flowers. B. S. R. E. Talley. LL.. B R. G. Fields. B. S.. L. 1.. Cole. Jr.. B. A R. B. Latimer. Jr.... S. P. Johnson........ Class ok 1916. Lyle Waller. B. S ...Nashville, lenn. W. P. McDonai d. B. S.. Dothan. Ala Alex Stephenson. B. A.. St. Petcrsbuig. 1 Ia. Fred Woodard. B. A . . Nashville. I enn Jno. Ambrose. B. S.. . . Macon. Miss. 11 B. Nortih ur. B. S. . . . .Utica. Miss. Rout. Overall. 13. A ...Nashville. Tenn. Jas. Staiilman, B. A Pledces Nashville. IVnn. M. C. Rogers. B. S.. Nashville, lenn. I lopkinsville. Ky. Cenlreville. lenn. . Spnngfteld. lenn. Magnolia. Mis . Morganfield. Kv. Nashville. 'IVnn. Moiganfield. Ky. Nashville. IVnn. . Lillle Rock. Ark. . . . Nashville. 'Lenn. . Springfield. I enn. ...Nashville. Tenn. McMinnville. IVnn. . . Nashville. 'IVnn. . . . Nash ille. '1 enn. Edward Potter. B. S (242) .....Joneshoro. Ark. L KAPPA Phi Kappa Psi hounded at Washington and Jefferson College. Washington, Pa.. February 19, 1852. Colors: Lavender and Pink. hlower: Sweet Pea. Publications: The Shield. Pocket Catalogue. History. Song Book. Record. The Mystic Friend. TENNESSEE DELI A CHAPTER Established October 7. 1901. Fratrks in Dr. Duncan Eve. Jr.. M. I)......... Class oi Russei.i. H. Hughes. B. E............................Nashville, Tenn. Class or Sam I Iunt. Jr.. M. D................................Ft. Worth. Tex. Chas. C. Fowler. M. D......................................Jonesl oro. Tenn. Ciias. K. Leslie. Jr,. B. S........................... Cowetta. Ok la. Stewart Bell. LL. B..................................Nashville. Tenn. Class or Clarence M. Hum. B. S................................Nashville. Tenn. Class or Shelley G. I Iugiies. B. E.......... Nashville. Tenn. Robt. S. Mills. Jr.. B. S........... .Nashville. Tenn. Jesse II. Thomas. Jr.. B. E................... ... Nashville. Tenn Facultate Adjunct Professor lo Chair of Surgery 1913. Clifford T. Smith. M. D...........................Pori Gibson. Miss. 1914. Paul F. Eve. Jr.. I’ll. C...........................Nashville, lenn. J. B. Anderson. Ph. C..............................Gaine boro. Tenn. Eari. 13. Sloan. Ph. C.............................Cookeville, lenn. Ernest B. Thompson. M. D............................Nashville, lenn. 1915. Forest Gunn Bell. M. D.............................Nashville. Tenn. 1910. Glorce W. Reyer. B. S...............................Nashville. 'lenn. Turner J. Fakes. B. E .............................Nashville. Tenn. Cornelius Hall. M. D................................Nashville. Tenn. (247) PHI KAPPA PSI I’EN NESSEE DELTA CHAPTER Fratres in Urbf. Overton Lea Jordan Stokes Jordan Stokes. Jr. Jas. Whitworth Stokes Frank A. Berry A. B. Hill. Jr. Louis T. Baxter Collins Denny Dr. Duncan Eve. Jr. Dr. E. S. McIlvain H. G. Lipscomb Gideon P. Wade T. E. Eluston W. W. I Jays W. K. Phillips. Jr. John Baxter E. R. I Ioward Judge J. W. Bonner J. H. Fall J. M. Bass. Jr. Rout. Armistf.ad Jos. L. I (ill J. 11. Jamison Jas. Chamberlain C. More John B. Ransom, Jr. W. L. Talley Med Ransom Jas. 11. Check Ciias. B. Whitworth W. W. Woodcock C. P. Christopher Wm. Armistead John T. Cheek T. Evans Baxter D. P. Sexton J. Howard Jeck Felix R. Cheatham Wm. M. Blake Jas. T. Cranberry J. Porter Osborne Allen B. Clark (248) Phi Kappa Sigma Founded at the University of Pennsylvania 1850. Colors: Gold and Black. 'lower: Chrysanthemum. ALPHA IOTA CHAPTER Established 1902. J. W. Davis . T. O. Meneess I. II. Lawson Fratres in Facultate ..................................Instructor in Mathematics ..................Demonstrator in Anatomy ......................Instructor in Biology Fratres in Class J. Eimore Overall. B. A ......................Murfreesboro. I'enn. Donald I . Webster. M. D...................................Fresno. Cal. Paul Shell Powell. B. D.................................Owensboro. Ky. Elam F. Srvclev. M. D............................Nashville. Tenn. Wendell H. Levine. LL. B.........................Nashville. Tenn. Class Granville S. Ridley, B. A.....................Murfreesboro. Tenn. Class Nelson McNeill. B. S......................... Valley Mill . Tex. Robert H. Denham. M. D..................................Lewisburg. Tenn. Clarence B. Cooper. B. E................................Nashville. I'enn. Jniversitate i 1913. James W. Nicholson. M. D..........................Oleander. Cal. John D. Morgan. M. D................................Fresno. Cal. Cornelius IT. Buford. B. A.......................Nashville. I'enn. Paul F. Guernsey. M. D..........................Bloomfield. Ia. James J. Vaughn. D. D. S.........................Nashville. Tenn. F 1914. Carl C. Gregory. B. D...........................Birmingham. Ala. r 1915. I Iomlk E. Owens. B. A.....................Cumberland City. Tenn. Edward Henry. M. D..................................Marlin. Tex. Volney C. Woodring. M. D.........................Nashville. Tenn. (253) PHI KAPPA SIGMA—ALPHA IOTA CHAPTER Fratres in Universitate Eucene Sloan. LL. B.....................Black Rock. Ark. A. B. Whitehead. I.L. B. F. H. Hammett. LL. B......................Huntsville. Mo. Charles M. Hite. L.L. B. . N. C. NuTTALL. I.L. B....................Patterson. La. Ci.ass of 1916. P ul II. Allen. B. S. . ....................Tupelo. Mi . W. W. Cooper. B. E......... I. B. Noojik, M. D..........................Gadsden. Ala. N. I). Overall. B. E... Porter W. Jarradd. B. S..................Nashville. Tenn. Frank M. Farris A. T. Levine I Iarrv Anderson P. M. Estes Fratres in Ur re Robert E. Bell Dr. J. L. Brown F. H. Buford A. L. Edwards Albert S. Williams Frank G. Maddux Dr. J. M. Oliver Clement B. Pentecost W Guild Smith . . . .Sonora. 1 ex. .. Newport. Ark. Nashville. Icon. Murfreesboro. I enn. (2W) MEDICAL DEPART MEN 1' VANDERBILT ' ''I 1 W-Ks- UNIVERSITY Alpha Kappa Kappa Established at Dartmouth College, 1888. Colors: Olive Green and White. Active Chapters, 39. Publication: “The Centaur. CHI CHAPTER Founded March 24. 1903. J. A. Witherspoon W. M. Utterer M. C. M« G.wnon J. T. Altman Geo. 11. Price J. M. Kinc R. L. Jones I In.hard Wood Fratres in Facultate O. N. Bryan R. W. Bil l INCTON I . R. Pickens 11. R. Alexandria Robert Caldwell A. I.. Sanders Perry Bromberg R. O. Tucker W. A. Ouciiterson W.m. I'. Fessev II. M. Ticert C. F.. Brush G. C. Savage W. D. IIaccard F.. M. Fuqua Fratres in Universitate Class G. E. ii.son.................................Rockwootl. I cnn. R. R- Bridges....................................Scotisboro, Ala. J. O. Walker........................................Williarmpoit, Ala. W. Bruce Lunsford.........................................Nashville. Tenn. Alvin Johnson................... 1913. L. M. Lanier............................................Nashville. Tenn. M. iVI. Blackburn................................Lynnville, Tenn. R. I I. Perry.......................................Rimville, KLy. S. S. Marchuanks....................................Sparla, I'cnn. ..............Monterey. Tenn. Class or 1914. J. F.. Blaydes....................................Covington. Tenn. II. L. McCaLIP.................................Brookhaven, Mi . I. C. Chapman.................................. Brownsville. I enn. John Jackson.......................................Dyer, Tenn. (2S7) Jas. A. Oku .. D. T. Smith... Sam Hunt T. B. Civ an G. H. Gillen T. H. Young O. G. Nelson I.. W. GORTON W. A. Brasdal . S. J. Chapman.. E. G. Gili...... Robert Saniord J. F. M. Gallaciiir F.. M. Fuqua Ni.wion Evans I). R. Nr. . W. E. McCampbf.i i. V. J. O'Callaghan J. W. Haskins A. I.. SlIARBER J. 11. Lassiter F. II. Bassett ALPHA KAPPA KAPPA CHI(HAPTER Fratres in Universitate .....Nulifillr. lenn I . T. Macan .... Eaton. Icon llENRV DoUCLA ..San Antonio. Tex. E I Bishop. . ... Nashville, Tenn. C. C. Fo-VLER. Class or 1915. .Soj’h Pittsburg. Tenn Naihxille. lenn ...Mobile. Ala ...Waterproof. I.a. .. .Cta.ksville. Tenn. C. R Pollock R. Smyri... R T. Cookse F LsT Beli ! . II Ammon. Class oi I?I6. ....Brownsville. Tenn. M. FOSTER ....Roanoke. Va. 1.. B. Robinss . .............Henning. I rnn V II Lr.AKil............... A. I) Don.nely. ... .Bowling Green. Kv. C. W. Rodger.-. J. C. I Iudson J. P. Kulak Ciias. Brower Al IIF.RT I lUDSON A. G. Nickoi. Jas. Brew 'r.o. C. Trwvick Cha:.. N Cowdin ! ratres in Urbe Brown J. V. I Iandi.ey W. I.. Buti.er J. II. Sw A FIORD 11. C. Tucker J. C. Eldxidge J. R. Buti.er R. C. Lose C. II Davis W. I.. Paik.lt i J W. Trotter Leslie Bryan J. B. Neil. Jr. G. W. I Ioi.comB C. W. Metz |of. R. Sill I TON Mii ion Tharp W. B Bethel (258) . ..Madison. I rnn. .Nashville, Tenn. Nashville. Tenn. . . . Gainsboro. lenn. ........Bolden. Colo. . Bolden. Colo. Bowling Green. Kv. ........Chitago. III. Durhamville, lenn. Birmingham. Ala. Maditonville. Ky. .Jacksonville. Fla. Oi.in Rogers W. B. Ward J. B. Nr.n Friedman R. O. Tucker Davis Gu n Reams Geo. Wii i iamson Townsend Pillow I’m the Guy First I'm See that Mississippi Freshman there, named Clark? I took him to Luigart's Xmas Eve and bought him six gin-rickcys, a quart of egg-nog, thirty-seven tiunlfcls, and something to drink. He had a large time.” You don't say! Sure! I'm the guy that put the ‘lark’ in Clark!” Second I'm. I do love to get old 'Schweitzer' sore. Every time I come to class I correct him about his English. By-the-way, little idiom, who arc you? I'm the guy that put the 'ire' in ‘Meier!’ Third I'm. I hat—!—chemistry assistant runks me on my grades every month. I akes everything I can make away from me. Can't you help me some. Uncle Dud?” Right-o! I'm the guv that put the 'hog in ‘Hogan!' Fourth I'm. Every time that Council meets I'm going to start a row. It'll be a free-for-all mill two seconds after I cross the door- sill. Little pledge button, who arc you? I'm the guy that put the ‘hell’ in Pan-Hellenic!’ —R. G. F. (259) PHI CHI FRATERNITY PL CHAPTER MEDIC IAL - department VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY Phi Chi Founded University Vermont. 1886. Motto: Phthanomcn Chraismen. Colors: Pale Green and White. • lower: Lily of Valley with Leaves. Annual Convention. 12-13. Philadelph a. Pa.. Dec. 30. 31. 1912: Jan. I. 1913. PI CHAPTER Established Vanderbilt University. 1905. Dr. Duncan Eve Dr. Duncan Evf.. Jr. Dr. W. C. Dixon Dr. S. S. Briggs Dr. W. A. Bryan Dr W. M. McCabe Fratres in I acu Dr. J. W. Moore Dr. W. T. Briccs. Jr. Dr. I.. E. Burch Dr. I Iarrincton Marr Dr. S. R. Teachout Dr. A. S. Dabney Dr. V. P. Robinson Dr. J. Y. Witherspoon Dr. L.. W. Edwards Dr. T. O. Menees Dr. J. A. Gaines Dr. Hartwei.l Weaver Dr. J. M. Oliver Fratres in Universitate Class or 1913. II. O. Black...................................Jacksonville. Fla. J. D. Morcan. Jr. J. W. Caldwf.i.i.................................Nashville. Tenn. T. D. McKinney F. L. Erwin.......................................Corwalli . Ore. J. W. Nicholson E. A. Gilbert..................................Chattanooga. Tenn. B. M. Puckett.. P. F. Guernsey..................................Bloomfield. Iowa. D. P. Webster.. W. B. Lewis........................................Jackson. Mi . J. W. Williams. .... Frcino, Cal. .....Rome, Ga. .Orleander. Cal. ..Amarillo. Tex. .... F'rcsno. Cal Nashville. Icnn. (261) PHI CHI PI CHAPTER J. S. Allen . . M. F. Cochran Cyrus Darwin R. M. Evans... T. I. Hawkins.. Tom Barry...... Tom Brown...... H. C. Cleveland L. E. Cooper.... V. A. Diai...... T. 11. Compere Class or 1914. A. E. .Leccett Magnolia. Miss. .. . Barnesville. Ga. R. C. Macee Abilene. Tex. . . Evansville, Ienn. N. C. Mashblrn Boliver, 1 rnn. . I ompkinsville. Ky. Earl McGarvey Lexington. Ky. V. B. Nash. Class or 1915. M II Farmer ..Newman. Ga. H. E. Fraser Bowling Green. Ky. B. Goddard Harrodsburg. Ky. K S. Hint Cardwell. Mo. Class of 1916. Abilene. lex. C. W. Friberc (262) A Study Dad Schuerman and hi lady fair. Beside him young and dehoniar. Bethought them to a show they'd go And enjoy themselves an hour or so. The curtain up. the play was on: Some minutes passed, the star was gone; She young, fair and deboniar Spoke soft and low with timid air. Dear. Doctor, dear. I love the star . Real ones I mean. Neptune. Mars; I want to see them closer still. You'll let me. won't you? Say you will. in Astronomy The Doctor sighed, and rolled his eyes. So that he looked exceedingly wise. Then coughed a little, cleared his throat. As if to say she's got my goal. Why yes! Ah! Hem! Some night, say eight. At the Observatory, don't be late. And please the chaperon obtain Or the Faculty might raise some cane. Oh! Doctor dear, she lisped again. Must I. a chaperon obtain? Don't you think we've reached the stage— I he rest is but a hidden (263) page. L. F. S. mrW Lists WlM RHO CHAPTER PMI BETA PI FRATERNITY MEDICAL DEPARTMENT VANDERBILT UNIVERSIT Phi Beta Pi Established 1891 al W eslern Pennsylvania Medical College. Colon: Emcrcld. Green and While. Colon; I'.mercld Green and While. G. D. Maiion—Marshall. Tex. G. A. Crafton Pulton. Ky. S. A. Richardson Lake Charles. I.a. S. R. Gltherie Franklin. Ky. W. II. Neal Bowling Green. Ky. B. W. Whichr—Bowling Green. Ky. T. II. Lawson Nashville. Ark. RHO CHAPTER Members Class of 1914 11. F. Tidwell Elvins. Mo. J. E. POTTER -Harrisburg. III. 11. S. Edwards Union City, Tcnn Class cf 1913 J. II. St. John- Nashville. Tenn. Randolph Dade I lopkinsville. Kv. T . B. Kei.LEV—Du(|iioin. III. W. E. Aylen—Missoula. Mont. W. R. Winn Nashville. Tenn. R. . Burnett iggms. Miss. Publication: Phi Bela Pi Quarterly. Class of 1916 A. T. Palmer Maishall, Mo. E. W . I IaNSON—Nashville. Tenn. J. E. FosBEE—Billinglon. Miss. O. M. Shelton—Globe. Ari . E. V. Ezell—Cleburne. Tex. A. E. I Ioi.mes I ampa. Fla. Vi . G. Mil.HOLLAND New Orleans. I a. Fratres in Urbe J. L. Goodai.l C. B. Kuhn (265) TMETA CHAPTER Ml-DICA L DEPARTMENT VANDERBILT I NIVERSITY Chi Zeta Chi Founded at University of Georgia, 1903. Colors: Purple and Gold. Floxvcr: White Carnation, l entil Annual Convention Augusta, Ga.. Dec. 29, 30 and 31, 1913. THETA CHAPTER Class or 1913. W. S. Rud:...................... Coleman, Tex. C. B. Erickson V. W. FENTON. A. Freeman.... J. G. Jenkins. .. B. M. Little.. II. C. Long.... V. E. Massey.. C. L. Bailey... G. C. Brooke. W. S. Chester J. B. Jenkins. A. J. Bondurant. T. I). Gold..... Class or 1914. . Sluc c| ori. La. E. M. Norton . . Winchester. O. G. R. McSwain F. J. Perkins .. 1 lubbard. l ex. F. B. Rosson ..Dresden. I enn. 11. M. Shelby Charleston. .Mo. .Nashville. Tenn. M. A. Stilley Benton. Ky. Class or 1913. M. F. Houston Decatur. Ala. • Alpharetta. Ga. C. S. Moss. Jr C. W. Price New Decatur. Ala. . . Hubbard, l ex. T. G. Wright Elizabeth City, N. C. Class ok 1916. .Charleston. .Mo. S. S. Greene II. J. Peavy. Jr A. I.. West (267) . Athens. Ga. iVi' E37 .«•A Kappa Psi Official Journal: The Mask. Founded 1879. Incorporated 1903. Official Directory}: The Agora. Colors: Cadet Gray and Scarlet. fi lower: Red Carnation. National Convention, C hicago, November, 1913. LAMBDA CHAPTER Organized at Vanderbilt University, January, 1907. Ci.ass or 191). W. P. Winters, Ph. !)....Nashville, Tcnn. B. C. Arnold. M. I)........Jackson. Tcnn. Cnas. B. W'iiitwortii. Phar. D.............. ..........................Gleason. Tcnn. R. I- VCARCAN. Phar. D. .Cookeville. Tcnn I. . N. Jackson. Phar. D.. Murfree tioro. Tcnn. W'. H. Pryor. Ph. C..........Hamburg. Ark. Class or 1914. C. I. C.OX............Hollow Rock. I’enn. C. C. Bullard.................Hamilton, lex. J. S. Casey.................Nashville. Tcnn. C. B. Warner. Ph. C. B. S. I I. H. Shoulders. M. I). F. A. Aycock. M. I). H. H. Scott. M. D James Brown, Ph. C. Fratres in Universitate T. A. Kinc Vernon, lex. W. R Moore Vernon. lex. M. J. Moore Vernon. lex. C. F. Thomason... . . . . Bush Creek. Tcnn. E. C. Wilson Alter . Okla. M. P. Yates Terrell. Tex. J. II. Stickily B. Courson Crossctlc. Ark. II F. Warren Class or 1915. W. A. Casiiion... Fayetteville. 1 cnn. R. C. Gaw Fratres in Urbe J. E. Justice. M. I), j. C. Kirk. M. D. Frank Butensiion. Ph. C.. Ph. M. R G. McGayhee. Ph. C. Ph. M. P. A. Fridge.............Baton Rouge. La. R. I). Henderson...................Gleason. Tcnn. T. V. Jennings...................Marl. l ex. J. L. Johnson......................Phoenix. Ari . I. . B. .MickOLSON.......Collinsville. Ala. W. G. Page.....................Samson. Ala. O. M. Spencer................Bessemer. Ala. Class oi 1916. R. C. Bunch...................Bowling. Ky. J. A. Ford....................Arcadia. Fla. T. I). Moore. Jr.........Hopkinsville. Ky. A. G. Hayes...............Coldwaler. I’enn. A. I.. Glaze. Jr.. M. D. I. . R. Anderson. Ph. C. B. S. F. A. Cl.EVEI AND. Ph. C. B. S. J. G. McCoy. Ph. C. W. R. Austin. Ph. C. B. S. (269) ggsJUIRBDA I1EDICAL DEPARTMENT VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY Pi Mu C I). Ut......... S. L. Henson..... I). V. Myers..... H. K. Hinde...... H. H. Goldberc.. 1a uis Markle..... M. Smith......... W. R. ArranTS----- S. T. Ross........ T. W. Holmes----- F. B. Dunklin----- D. A. Gregory---- Fratres IN ..................Pari . Tenn. ...................Benton. Ky. ...............Gallatin. Tenn. ..............San Angelo, lex. ..............Nashville. I enn. ..............Nashville. I enn. ...............Corsicana. lex. ................Decatur. 'I enn. ..................Mint. I enn. Winona, Mi . ...............Gallatin. I enn. ..............Nashville. Tenn. J. K. WOLSWORTH................ Universitate C. S. Wilson.............. T. E. Parrisii........... Roy C. Smisson....... Jesse A. Sanders.......... A. M. Baker.............. T. E. Anderson........... Roy A. Olive.............. A. Sheik.................. Louis Staiii.............. C. E. I Iarrison....... Nathan Goldberg........... Hugo Baske............... ....................... . I.a. . . orsicana. I ex. Dama. Fla. Fori Valley. Ga. .Bloomington. Ind. ... Carthage, lex. ...Carthage. Tex. San Angelo, l ex I lopkinsville, Ky. . Gon alet. lex. . —------. 'I enn. Nashs i lie. Tenn ..Spokane. Wash. Fratres in Urbe Dr. L. F. Anderson. Member ok Faculty. Dr. Shell. Fairview Sanitarium (271) Omega Upsilon Phi Grand Chapter organized at R chmond Va., April 10, 1897. R. O. Rodgers. M. D................................................................President W. B. Hopkins. M. D.................................................. .... Vice-President C. 1.. i Iahrki....................................................................Secretary PH! Medical Department Vanderbilt University. Chartered April I. 1912. Instituted April 8, 1912. (.. C . Meac hi m.................................................... Senior Master Roscor. Etta..................................................................Scribe I I. G. WaDDELI.......................................................Chapter Editor ■lower: Red Carnation. R. B. RaMACE............................................Alabama G. A. Matcher.........................................Tennessee II. O. Ci.opton........................................Kentucky Roscor. F.tter........................................Tennessee II. G. WaDDELI..........................................Alabama C. C. MkaCHam..........................................Kentucky A. J. PoDESTA.................. . . Mississippi A. B. Jones........................................ Tennessee G. R. Lacev...............................................Texas Colon: Orange and Gold. M. W. Barnes.......................................Tennessee W. C. Weir Texa. F. I.. Dll.I.an.. Tenncs.ee 1.. H. Hamnt.R.........................................Alabama G. B. Thaxton...........................................Texas F. J. Willy..........................................Tennessee C. O. Bailey.........................................Iennrs.ee Eucene Abercromui!..............................South Carolina W. II. Smith..................................... Tennessee Fratrf.s in Universitate Kappa Chapter Atsocialion. New York Alumni Assoc iations Lake Kenka Alumni. New Yo.k (273) California Alumni Asjoeialion. Delta Sigma Delta Founded at the University of Michigan. Ann Arbor, Mich.. March. 1883. Colors: I urquoise Blue and Garnet. Flon cr: Garnet Carnation. KAPPA CHAPTER Established 1896. Fratres n Facultate Ob. 1 Ienry W. Morgan Dr. J. Atchison Dale Or. J. 11. Philipps . Or. Ralph R. Byrnes . .................................Dean am Professor of Operative Dentistry . Professor of Prosthetic Dentistry. Crown ami llriilgeworlf ami Porcelain ......................Professor of Dental Anatomy anil Operative Technique ................................................Assistant to Operative Worl( L. W. Bryant J. G. McDowell W. A. Spence J. M. McMinn B. 11. Acker E. O. Anderson Allred A. Allen R. C. Boyles Fratres in Universitate Officers ............CramI Master. C. M. RHEIN...................................Senior Page . . . . H'orthy Master H. G. Kennedy.................................Junior Page ...................Scrihe V. O. Thomas.......................................Tyler ................Treasurer L. E. Wll.sON...................................Historian Members R. O. Boyles J. I.. Curry J. C. Hill W. F. Jones Geo. W. Bacon Troy Coffman Roy Holland H. F. Martin Dan M. Boles John O. Cummincs F. F. Happy W. J. Stephens E. B. Connell J. E. Hays Hal O. Jackson M. P. Wilson Fratres in Ur be Or. M. W. Moores Or. J. A. Perkins Or. Gordon White Dh. W. C. Gillespie (275) Or. Will A. Sheats Or. Dan B. Blakemore q|2 DEPARTMENT OF DENTISTRY VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY '3 S PS I OMEGA CHAPTER OMEGA CHAPTER Established at Vanderbilt University, 1905. Fratres in Urbe W. G. I Iutchinsox A. G. Grizzard C. W. Hoffer W. G. King Fratres in Universitate Officers J. 11. PARK. Union Cily. Tcnn.......................... J. H. TURNER. Wynne. Ark.................................. n. I . COOKENBOO. Wharton. Tex...................................... G. V. CILLIS. I lillirtl urg. Miu.................................. R M. CLINKSCALES. Due W«i. S. C........................ W. A. NOR I ON. Birmingham. Ala........ L. I’. BUSBY. Memphis. Tcnn......................................... . . . . President . . Vice-President . . Secretary . . . . Treasurer .........................Editor Master of Ceremonies . Director M. S. Ei.i.is. Due Wen, S. C. R. E. Srr.vF.ssos. Due West. S. C. L. M. Sinclair. Rosedaie. Ind. L. W. I IaRDaCE, Decalur. Ain. Members G. V. Taylor. Pikevillc. I enn. W. E. Ik API). Dec herd. Tenn. V. I . Rae. Nashville. Tenn. II. Lambert. Oxford. Ga. |. C. Stevens. I ia el. Kv. (277) J. G. I luTCIIINSON. Nashville. Tenn. II. II. Robertson. Marlin. Tex. J. B. Martin. I lou ion. Tex. W. B. Ci.oiworthy. Knoxville. Tenn. Psi Omega Founded at Baltimore College of Dental Surgery. March 1. 1892. Colors: Sky Blue and White. GAMMA NU ( HAP I KK F.stablishcd Fratres in Facultate L. G. Noel R. B. Bocle J. W. Minn A. C. Braly Leslie Noel Fratres in Urbe S. G. Workman A. 11. Smith Clou of 1913 11. G. Austin G. A. Braly !.. L. Graham S. A. Crumbley. Jr. R. L. Morris E. O. Mansker W. C. Steele Gi:o. Tenison G. M. Wiieeler V. M. Brown E. B. Hammond J. J. Vauchn J. C. Taylor Nov. 26. 1906. Clou of 1914 C. C. Jones D. P. McNair C. A. Lyti.e E. It. Lytle M. S. McKenney S. M. McKenney A. B. Crutcher 11. R. Birdsonc J. P. Campbell I.. W. Douciierty C. A. Falk A. M. Applewhite Clou of 1915 I I. W. Sorenson G. L. McMurphy W. W. Martin J. G. Conner J. B. Falls R. I.. House L. IX Butler F. C. Johnson (279) The Legal Fraternity of Phi Delta Phi I-minded at Law Department, University of Michigan, in 1869. Colors: Argent and Azure. Flower: Jacqueminot Rose. MALONE CHAPTER -VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY Fratres in Facultate Ali.cn G. I Iai.i. I’. D. M addin Judge W. K. McAlustfr Jidce J. W. Judd John Bell Kecblc ('has. S. Lawrence Edward T. Seav Luke Lea John II. DeWiit Bradley Walker T. H. Malone Fratres in Urbe Stuart C. Pilcher E. J. Walsh E. J. Hamilton II. C. Merritt. Jr. Edward W. E. Norveli.. Jr. Lee Douglas R. S. IIenry Lewis Tillman Palmer W. R. Manter. Jr. W. P. Cooper Harry D. Leach Ashby Lovelace Morton B. Adams John W. Bull joHN M. Cate Herbert J. Jones Activi. Mkmbers Frank M. Locke Sam 11. Mann, Jr. Richard II. Lyle S. R. Pitman T. S. Waller D. S. Plummer C. C. Sims (281) Phi Beta Kappa ALPHA OF TENNESSEE CHAPTER Established in 1901. Graduate Officers Herbert Cushing Tolman. Ph. D.. D. 1). . President James II. Kirkland. Pii. D.. LL. I). . Vice-President William J. Vaughn. LL. D...........................Vice-President Judge L. T. Baxter...............................Vice-President John Thomas McGill. Ph. I ...................Recording Secretary Georce R. Mayfield.......................Corresponding Secretary Charles Edgar Little. Ph. D...........................Treasurer Alex G. Fite. Jr. . Jas. H. Kirkland Percy D. Madoin L. C. Glenn R. V. Bennett Ralph Fensterwald Alex G. Fite. Jr. J. W. Sewell L. J. Loventhal Claude Waller Adei-aide W. I.yon Undergraduate Officers President and Treasurer Corinne GlaDDINC Secretary Fratres in Facultate J. T. McGill C. S. Brown W. J. Vauch.n S. N. Hacen G. R. Mayfield W. 11. Witt Studen'i Members Elected 1912-1913 Miss Corinne Gladoinc Miss Naomi Kayhoe Ernest V. Jones I Ierbert Jones C. C. Trabue E. B. Chappell J. O. Manor Lewis T. Baxter Tom L. Smith Florence Teague Fratres in Urbe Thos. H. Malone Anne Scales Cm as. E. Little 11. C. Tolmas J. J. Luck E. L. Johnston Williard Teague Miss Rose Tate Louise Young Stella Rich Penelope McDuime A. M. Souby W. E. Norvell Mrs. Wm. Rich Robert S. I Ienry Fitzcer.u d I Iall F. F, Frantz (283) I au Kappa Alpha Established at Vanderbilt April, 1910. Membership in the I au Kappa Alpha Fraternity is limited Id those who have represented Vanderbilt in an Intercollegiate Debate or Oratorical Contest. FRATERNIT Y OF F 1C EUS President......................................G. W. Follin Vicc-Prctident..................................11. C. Hoy Secretary awl Trcamrer.........................J. C. Swaim Historian...............................................F. R. Chenault Active Members G. V. Follin N. B. McLeod II. C. Hardin H. L. McGlothlin W. E. Hawkins W. 11. Morgan J. C. Swaim Fratres in Urbe Jno. II. Dr.Witt J. S. Laurent. (Virginia Dcbaie. ‘10). Vm. E. Norvli.l. Jr.. (Sewance Debate. 09). R. S. Henry. (Sewance Debate. '07; Georgia Debate. '09). A. I. Winsett II. R. Summers. (Georgia Debate. '10). A. M. Harris Fred T. Wilson J. C. Guild Marvin E. I If.fi.in 11. W. Robertson Alumni O. S. Guy J. F. Middleton A. M. Freeman H. C. Hoy L. F. Chapman F. R. (Thenault F. P. Culver (285) God hie the dear. iwmI girl ! I here omelhing I like al out 'em; We can’t gel along u-ilh 'em. sometime . Hut what no ii I,I we do without 'em ? J F. Z. (286) oranti? Colors: Silver. Gold and Blue. Flower: 1 Class or 1913. Anne Dunbar Jones. M. A............. Isabel Evelyn Reynolds. B. S........ Mary Steadwell. Diploma in Expression Class or 1914. Nina Adele Shaw. B. S.............. Nina Louise Early. B. S............ Elsie May Gates. D. D. S........... Class or 1915. Corinne Rich. B. S.................. Delta Delta Delta I'oundcd at Boston University. 1888. DELTA GAMMA CHAPTER Established September 16. 1911. Sorores in Universitate Newberry. S. C. .... Atlanta. Ga. Nashville. Tenn. ...Ashland City, l’cnn. ........Nashville. I enn. ........Nashville, I enn ........Nashville. Tenn. Class or 1916. Catiirine Acklen. B. S.............. Helen Burkeiiolder. B. S......... Medoka Caruthers, B. S.............. Gladys Griffis, D. D. S............. Ellene Ransom. B. A.................. Mariam Sneed. B. S................... Mary Washburn. B. S.................. Morrice Rich. D. S................... ansy. .......Nashville, Tenn. ..Ashland City, Tenn. .........Jackson. Tenn. ............Paris, Tex. ......Nashville. Tenn. .......Nashville. Tenn. .......Nashville. Tenn. .......Nashville. Tenn. Mrs. I Ierman S. Rich Anne Scales Stella Rich Sorores in Urbe Mrs. R W. Bai.com Mrs. W. D. Phillips Elizabeth Love Mrs. G. W. Dyer, Alpha Xi Mrs. Marian Ward Grace I Iayes. Alpha Xi Lucn.r. Landis. Alpha Xi Patronesses Mrs. Leonidas Gi.enn Mrs. John Daniel Mrs. John Ashford Mrs. J. H. Stevenson Mrs. George Morton Mrs. R. B. Steele Mrs. St. L. Sioussat Official Chaperone: Mrs. R. Howard Maxson (291) s 7 •• j 2 Pvi =±_y eVK Kappa Alpha Theta Founded at Asbury (now De Pauw) University, January 27. 1870. Colors: Black and Gold. I-lower: Black and Gold Pansy. Number of College Chapters, 33. Number of Alumnae Chapters. 27. ALPHA ETA CHAPTER Established January, 1904. Sorores in Universitate Class ok 1913. Corinne J. Gladding. B. A.....................Memphis. Tenn. Class ok 191-4. Mary Braniiam. B. S........................Siwing Mill, Tcnn. Bessie Newsom. B. A.......................Mol Springs. Ark. Roberta Falconer. B. S . Milan. Tex. Sadie Shoknf.r. B. A.................... Ml. Pleasant. Tcnn. Bess Ficley. B. S............................. C anton. O. Sara Southall. B. S.......................Birmingham. Ala. Class ok 1915. Elizabeth Brooks. B. S...............................Nashville. Tcnn. Mary Jo Harwell. B. A...............................Nashville. Tenn Marie Figi.EY, B. S.....................................Canton. O. RaCIIEI. WlTT, B. A.................................Lynnville, Tenn Roberta Dillon. B. S.. Charlotte Fox. B. S.. Class ok ...Nashville, I enn. . . . Nashville. Tenn. 1916. Eunice Jackson. B. S.. Evelyn Norton. B. S. .............Nashville. I'enn. ...............Nashville. Tenn. (293) KAPPA Al.PHA Tl IE TA Al .PI l. ETA ( I IAPTER SORORES IN URBK Mrs. 11. Z. Kip Miss Stella Vaughn Mrs. John- Krieg Miss Penelope Me Durry Miss M ary I.ipe Miss Ei.ise I Iandly Miss Mary Hi i le Saunders Miss Kate Guii.i. Miss Marjorii. Ezell Miss Lawrence Miss Frances Slemons Miss Fi.orence Teague Miss Juua Chester Miss Louise Adamson Mrs. V. J. Vaughn Mrs. 11. C. Tolman Mrs. J. T. McGill Patronesses Mrs. B. E. Young Mrs. A. M. I Iarris Mrs. Thomas Carter Mrs. Dan McGuciN (294) uderit manrzatfons Observer Staff Officers G. W. FOl.I.IN R. G. FIELDS II I. GLASS . E. C. RICE . . . . Editor-in-Chief . . . Managing Editor . . Business Manager Assistant Badness Manager Members Mii.ton Davis A. O. Denninc Isaueei Reynolds J. A. Youngblood J. F. Zimmerman The Hustler Officers C. H. BATEMAN.............. JNO. R. WALKER WALKER Cl LI............... R. K. WOOTTEN.............. F. I. CHERRY............... . . . Editor-in-Chief Managing Editor . . Athletic Editor Business Manager Assistant Business .Manager Staff R. W. Beasley J. G. Stahlm.vn J. G. Stephens Daly Thompson J. H. Yor. Ira O. Park H. H. Jones l.ocur. Parkes Advisory C ommittf.i. B. E. Young M. E. Holockness J. J. Luck (301) Management of Vanderbilt Publications THE COMET. Year Ch'm. Lit. Com. Ch'm. Bus. Com. 1686-1887—E. L. Aroni....................... R D. Edbar 1887- 1888—Claude Waller.............. .Chambers Kc.li.ar 1888- 1889—C. E. Aibies.......................H. E. Bi mis 1889- 1890—P. M. Joses....................... H. B. Bond 1890- 1891—0. A. Polk........................ J. A Hynes 1891- 1892 P. H. Portcr..... W. A. W cbb. Sec. Bu . Com. 1892- 1893—T. G. Kittrcl. Chas C Trarui. Sec Bu . Com Year Editor-in-Chief Business Manager 1893- 1894 -J. B. Browder................W. I’. Conneli 1894- 1895—T. H. Malone.....C. 'I Kirkpatrick. Chm. Com. 1895- 18%—T. H. Brf.wer..................William Huciies I6%-I897—T. D. McIntyre..................W. II. Atkinson 1897- 1898 B. M. Drake...................S. V. Gardner 1898- 1899 W. E. Baird...................J. ||. Fullilove 1899- 1900-W. A. White......................Umar Hardy 1900- 1901— H. Gannaway.............................W. B. C. Pilcher 1901- 1902—G. C. Scoccin.................W. W. 1 Items 1902- 1903—J. W. Robertson....................T. M Neei 1903- 1904 -R. M. Mann.....................Clark Williams 1904- 1905—M. F. Woodrow W. R Porter 1905- 1906 -Hartman Travis....................E. I’. Scales 1906- 1907—Allan F. Ooeli.................... E. I.. Peeples 1907- 1908—Cari. H. McHenry........... ...Andrew Prather HIE COMMODORE ( I hr name ol ihe Annual w.ss cbanuecl from COMET lo ( ommoikiRE. March 4. 1909.) Year Editor-in-Chief Business Manager 1908-1909 Noei. T. Dowi.inc W. F. Gilmore 1909-1910 Robert S. Henry James W. Young. Jr 1910-1911 W. F. Ml HR AH 1 Ienry W II.LIAMS 1911-1912 Fn glrald Mai i Woodal Roger 1912-1913 William I.. Granbery, Jk. J. Morris Hawes I HE OBSERVER OFFICERS FROM 11 IF. BEGINNING. 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Davis..... M. F. Woodrow... Innis Brown..... —C. A. Lloyd..... Lois Bejach.... —G. G. Whitten... Sam Dent Beli___ —R. G. Heard...... Frank Lander. Jr. —C. II. Bateman... ................Unknown ..........P. H. Porter ..........P. H. Porter J. H. DeWitt C. T. Kirkpatrick .......C. T. Kirkpatrick W. B. Malone. Jr. .......G. M. Lovelace ..........J. R. Snyder R. W. Hynds II M. Morscheimer ..........S. A. Johnson ..........J. A. Peoples ..........Alonzo Monk ..........L. I). Hudson ............Ben W. Kly .M. A. Bradford. Jr. .............J. L. Craig ..Hamilton Douglas, Jr. .............Allen Cox ...James W. Young. Jr. .......Georce Bennett .......J. Morris Hawes ..Richard Wooten ( 303) Vanderbilt University Quarterly A Record of University Life and Work B. E. YOUNG Officers Editor J. E. MART llutinesi Manager FRANK WADE . Imitant Editor General Publication Committee J. 11. Kirkland. Chancellor. Chairman V. H. ScilULRMAN. Dean of F.ngincering •'acuity W. F. III I.F.TT, Dean of Theological Faculty Allen G. I Iai.l, Dean of I. a a- Faculty W. L. Dudley. Dean of Medical Faculty J. I. McGill. Dean of Pharmaceutical Faculty i Ilnry W. MorCaS, Dean of Dental Faculty (304) Deb at in g ilio u u c i I VAAJDErRBILT UNIVERSITY if I Oratory and Debating, 1912-1913 Inter-Society Debate. 1912 Resolved: I hat initiative and referendum laws sim- ilar to those now in force in Oregon should be more widely adopted. DIALECTIC PHILOSOPHIC J. F. Middleton R. S. David W. H. Morgan C. C. Bush Dialectic won. W. F. Hawkins, representative in the Southern Inter- Collegiate Oratorical Contest. Louis Sperry, winner of R. A. Y oung Medal. H. H. Jones, winner of the Founder’s Medal. G. W. Follin, representative in the Tennessee State Oratorical Contest. Inter-Collegiate Debates Resolved: I hat all corporations doing an inter-state business should be chartered by the Federal government. GEORGIA DEBATE J. F. Middleton W. H. Morgan Vanderbilt won. NORTH CAROLINA DEBATE H. L. McGlothlin H. C. Hay N. C. won. (371) Dialectic Literary Society A. M. PYBURN Officers President I'.ARI. COOL 1 DCF Vice-President 11 E. OWEN . Secretary W. E. HAWKINS Treasurer W GUNTER . . Critic Mk.mbf.rs S. R. Anderson C. C. Gregory Ray Arterbury C. P. Hawkins C. E. Bryson II C. Hardin 11. Chick O. C. 1 Iammock J. V. Cl-ARK B. F. Houston B. E. Clement W. H. Morgan F. S. Crow Dan Robison L. E. Compton P. 11. Rooker R. G. Fields R. J. Slaughter G. W. Foi.ijn E. O. Smith deal G. C. Fain J. C. Swaim C. 1 . Givens S. A. Van Nr.ss H. C. Glass J. F. Zimmerman (309) Philosophic Literary Society G. L. EVANS . W. G. LOGAN . W. S. YOUNG . JOHN R. WALKER COWART . . . . R. S. DAVID C. T. WYATT . . E. C. RICE . . . Officers . . . . ’resident Vice-President . . . . Secretary ................Critic . . . . Chaplain . Sergeant-at-Arms Corresponding Secretary . . . . Treasurer Members G. H. Armisilad E. B. Everett E. C. Ricf. R :X Bcasley J. M. Hawes R. Sadler W. Blue D. 1 Iowei.l D. C. Seward J. O. Bomar C. C. HuriMAN O. F. Smith N. G. Bratton I I. H. Jones J. G. Stahi man W. J. Cos sic an Killouch 7.. V. Turner C. B. Cook W. G. Locan J. R. Walker Cowart A. McGill C. T. Wyatt R. S. David R. M. Overall W. S. Young E. W. Randle G. L. Evans (ill) John Marshall Law Club A O. DENNING JNO. BULL . . C C. SIMS S A. VAN NESS Cl IAS. GILBERT G. W. I-'OI.LIN C. C. SIMS . Officers . . Chief Justice hint Associate Justice Second Associate Justice ............................Clerk ■ ■ A llorneji General .... High Marshal .....................................Treasurer Members Morton Adams 1. W. Keys G. S. Atkinson F. M. Locke Burton Barrs H. L. McGlotiii.in Rufus Boodie S. II. Mann J. 1 . Bradley I.ocue Parks John Bun S. R. Pittman T. L. Cummings C. C. Sims A. O. Denning Eugene Sloan B. A. Dew Cooper Tiiweat G. L. Evans S. A. Van Ness CL W. Follin T. S. Waller G. A. Glenn A. B. Whitehead Charles Gilbert C. W. Whitehead W. L. Granbery. Jr. T. C. Wiggins O. 1 . 1 JlLBURN Clifton Williams (513) DKIVKWAt WF.SI CAMPUS . 'vxmsamppa HARVARD — Officers FITZGERALD HAU..........................President J. F. ZIMMERMAN.........................Secretary C. H BATEMAN.............................Treasure Members FlTZGI.lt,U.D I IaLL J. F. Zimmerman J. J. Luck G. R. Mayfield W. P. On C. 11. Bateman W. L. Granrery. Jk, Louis Sperry John R. Walker Robt. G. Fields G. Webb Folli.n George H. Armistead Joe. A. Youncblood (321) Commodore Club Officers J. MORRIS HAWKS J. E. COPELAND . LEWIE HARDAGF. C. H. BATEMAN . FRED A. ROBINS . . . . President Vice-President . Secretary . . . Treasurer ■ ) rector General Members J. 11. Anderson C. 11. Bateman Paul Benham John Copeland John Cate Jl'.RRE CaI.DWEI I Alex Fite V. W. Wright Lewie Hakdace Fitzgerald 11 ai l Morris 11 AWES Fred Robins J. II. Swat lord Russell I Iughes Brucf. Wade (323) Officers ENOCH BROWN. JR................................................ PrttiJtnl Geo. Akmistead. 1 x E. Brown, a T A Wilson Collins. K X W. II. Turner. K 1 J. s. Blakemore. A' X Walter Morgan. A O Hugh Morgan. A Members Cl IAS. Leslie. «I K M Cranvn.i.e Ridley. •! K A Walker Gill. It o II Frank Cherry, I O II Francis Warheld. It « II W. A. Starns. K C. C. Turner. K A W.m. Whitnel. A K E E. C. Rice. A K E Dan Bomer. A T !. D. Campbell. A t a R. K. Wooten. John I Ioi.man. (325) t i' Spectator Club Officers C. II. BATEMAN.........................................President DALY THOMPSON..........................................Secretary V. II. GILL...........................................Treasurer J. L. FERGUSON.........................................Historian Members C. 11. Bateman R. V. Beasley R. G. Fields G. V. Follin J. L. Ferguson W. H. Gill Daly Thompson J. II. Yoe J. F. Zimmerman G. 11. Armistead. Jr. Wm. I.. Granuery, Jr. II. II. Jones J. C. Stephens (327) Thos. Carter Club Theological Department Officers JOHN H. HICKS . President R. S. DAVID Vice-President JOHN M. MONROE . . Secretary) Members Joseph V. Bartak Roscoe McDaniel I Iowkll F. S. Crowe I Iarry Kinc Arthur I.. Gunter John M. Monroe J. Walter Daniel T. Murato Roscoe Samuel David A. Frank Smith Milton C. Davis Robert Reno Tucker John 11. Hicks Lester Weaver (329) Girls’ Club Officers ISABEI.I.E REYNOLDS BESS FICLEY FLORA PORTER CORINNE RICH EVELYN NORTON ................President . . . Pice-President Secretary and Treasurer ................Custodian ..................Marshal I'.M.r.Nf Ransom Nina Shaw DakDAN Mho.sk Sara Southall Mary Jo I Iarwei.i. Nina Early Marie Fici.ey Medora Caruthers Henrietta Sperry Sadif. Siiofnf.r Members Elise Chase Miriam Sneed Alma Cooke Bessie Newsom Corinne Gladding Roberta Falconer Charlotte Fox Elizabeth Brooks Mary Washburn I Iattie Anderson Helen Burkeiiolder Annie D. Jones Catherine At ki f.n Barbara Webster Mary Braham Eunice Jackson Clara I Iarreli. Sue Raf. Symmes Rachel Witt Martha Jones Vera Brooks (HI) Vanderbilt Masonic Guild Officers R. M. JONES. JR........................................... PresiJen. j. d. McKinney.........................................Vice-President L. GRAVES.....................................Secretary and Treasurer E. M. NOR I ON . . Commodore Representative R. C. MEADOWS . Sentinel Active Members W. D. Brinson A. E. Leccett B. A. Swinney J. P. Campbell M. L. Connell R. C. Gaw B. M. Puckett V. L. Vickers W. S. Chester P. G. Graves L. B. Snapp W. V. Bethel H. L. Crow G. A. Hatcher 11. M. Smith D. W. Carroi.i. L. E. Dyer G. P. Kumpe M. Smith D. L. Mumpowek P. F. Guernsey G. R. Lacy N. C. Mashburn J. J. White Honorary Members Duncan Eve. M. A.. M. D. Larkin Smith. M. I). J. A. Witherspoon. M. I). R. L. Jones. M. D. I.. E. Burch. M. D. A. S. Dabney. B. A.. M. D. W. A. Bryan, A. M.. M. D.. S. R. Teachout. M. D. S. S. Crockett. M. I). II. Spitz. M. D. A. N. I Iollabauch. M. D. 11. W. Morgan. M. I).. I). I). S. R. O. Tucker. M. D. J. A. Dale. M. D.. D. D. S. W. E. I Iibbett. M. D. J. 11. Phillips. D. D. S. A. E. Godwin (333) Glee Club Officers MORTON B. HOWELL WM. A. BENNIE . . W. P. OTI .... EARL M GARVEY WILSON COLLINS J. F. ZIMMERMAN . . . . Director . . Dirccloi Faculty President . l rcsitlent . Secretary . Manager First Tenors C. C. Turner Root. Brown E. C. Barwick J. L. Ferguson. Jr Second Tenors V. F. Zimmerman J. 11. Swafford Rai.pii Talley I. H. Baer C. C. Yarn ell First Basses 11. J. Morcan. Jr. D. T. Smith John Cube John Slater R P. McEllreth Second Basses E. W. Stone F. C. Smith Wm. Wiiitnel C. K. Leslie (337) STRONGHEART PRESENTED BY VANDERBILT DRAMATIC CLUB Dramatic Club Officers FRANK WADE .................. LOUIS SPERRY BURTON BARRS .............. J. MORRIS HAWES HUGH MORGAN ELDON STEVENSON . WALKER GILL . . MISS PAULINE SHERWOOD TOWNSEND . . . President . . . Secretary . . . Historian liusiness Manager Stage .Manager l rof erly .Manager Publicity .Manager . . . Director (33?) CAST OK CHARACTERS Non.: Named in ORDr.R0 Iiiiik Appearanu Taylor, a Sophomore............................. Rom. a Freshman............................................... Readr. a «rind”........................................................................... Thorne, a special.......................................................................... Fred Skinner, a jporl .... Frank Nelson. a Senior...................... Dick Livingston. a Juno.................................... Billy Saunders, a Senior by coj-'csy................... Siegfried, a mascot.................................... Soangalaha. known as Strongheart. a aduate Mr . Nelson. Frank's mother............................ Molly Livingston, Dick's sister........................ Maud Notion. Molly's friend................................................. Betty Batet. Molly' chum''........................... Dorothy Nelson. Frank's sister............................. Tad. a rubber............................................................ Josh, a trainer............................................................................ Buckley, head coach, a grad ................................. Farley. Manager of visiting team........................................................... Benton, a guard............................................................. Butler at the Nelson' ..................................................................... Black Eagle, an Indian messenger........................................................... And Mi n or Football Team. Joshua Vauchn . John Norwood . . . . Dean Ellis . Rf.mbrant Marshall . I Iarry Leake Oscar Hilburn Roy John . . . Louts Sperry . . By I IlMSELF . . Burton Barrs I Ienrieita Sperry . Mary Stead well Catherine Acklen . . Eunice Jackson Nancy Rice Anderson . . Chris McClure . . J. E. Cox . Hugh Morgan . Sam Mann Raymond Sadler Meade Frierson Edwin Randall (J40) w'v'Ji'v-Jc Students’ Association J. F. ZIMMERMAN President GEORGE II ARMISTEAD. JR Vice-President OSCAR G. NELSON Secretary J. E. 11 ART 7 reamrer ( 5 Honor Committee Officers ALEX G. FITE. JR......................................................Chairman WILLIAM M. WMITNELL..................................................Secretary W. I I. MORGAN...........................................................Clerk Members Brandon Gray J. D. C. Atkins Bruo: Wade R. F. Ff.rrf.i.l (343) Y. M. C. A. RAY H LEGATE W. H. MORGAN . . W. G. LOGAN . . . G. 11. ARMISTEAD. JR BRUCE WADE . . . JNO. SLATER . . . C. K. LESLIE . T. S. WALLER. JR. . 047) Cabinet .......................Central Secretary ........................................President ...................................Pice-President ........................................Treasurer Secretary Fraternity Bible Study Committee Fraternity Bible Study Committee . Chairman Membership Committee Bachelor The decree of Bachelor of Ufiline wa« doited by Prof. Wr honor conferred on a Vanderbilt student by the «ludent body. 1884—1885-T. P. Branch................Rock wood. I«nn 1885 1886—B. G. Waller................ Morganheld. Ky 1886—1887- A. E. Clement Humbodli. Tenn 1886 -1887—R. E. Crockett Union City. Tenn. 1887—1888 —Frank Taylor... -Austin. Icon. 1888 1889 V. S. Roslboroucii . Memphis. Tenn 1889 1890—Jl ' McCarn.................N hv!lle. Tenn. 1890 189! H. E. Bemis............... Jefferson. Tex 1891— 1892 J. A. Robins.................Guntown. Mis . 1892— 1893- R. W. Clawson. . Mi Pleasant. Tenn. ’833 1834 W W. Cr MG.................Friend «hip. Tenn 1894— 1895 -W. R. Hendrix........... Union City. Tenn 1895— 1896 H. N. Pharr.................Berwick. 1-a 18% 1897 -Myles O’Conner l.eiper’ Fork. Tenn 1897 1898 Phil Connell............. Nashville. 'lenn. 1898 1899—S. V. Gardner.............Mcmphi . lenn. 1899 1300—W. A. White.................. Anniston. Ala. 1900 1901 F. S. Palmer . .. Wayne boro. Ga 1901 1902 J. E. Edgerton..............Columbia, lenn 1902-1903 -B. F. C’arr.....................Fulton. Ky. 1903 -1904—Bf.n Clary. ........ ... Bell Buckle. Tenn. 1904—1905 -E. B. Tucker....................Smyrna, lenn. 1905 -1906 -E. J. Hamilton..............I lamton. Mi«s. 1906 1907 -A. M. SoUBY.............Nashville. Tenn. 1907 1908 R. E. Blake.............Nashville, lenn. 1908 1909 No election. 1909 1910—Bruce McGee............. .Evergreen. Ala. 1910— 1911—Jno. W. Bull..................Elkton. Ky. 1911— 1912—J. Ray Morrison.........McKenzie, lenn •Tie Vole. of Ugliness n. Dodd, in 1685. and since that time it ha hern esteemed a the hi$hc t (548) Medals and Prizes for tlie Year 191 1-1912 Max Bloomsti.in Medal Pharmacy Department Jons- Rov Keeney Morrison Bros. Medal Dental Department (Awarded May 23, 1912) Daniel Erie Rogers Henry V. Morgan Medal Dental Department (Awarded May 23. 1912) Daniel Erie Rogers Co-operative Dental Supply Co. Medal Dental Department (Awarded May 23. 1912) Daniel Erie Rogers Law Department Scholarships Will Allen Broyi.es Frank Murray Locke Thomas Small Waller Annual Mathematics Medal Clifton Alexander Ragsdale Entrance Pri .e in Greek and Latin (Awarded in September) Clifton Alexander Racsdai.e Owen Prize Medal Academic Department Alexander Green Fite. Jr. OWEN PRIZE MEDAL Biblical Department (Not .warded this year) Elliott F. Shepard Prize Biblical Department Claude S. Markey R. A. Young Medal in Oratory (Awarded April 12. 1912) l outs F. Sperry......................Nashville. Tenn. Founder’s Medal in Oratory (Awarded May 2 . 1912) I I. 11 Jones............................Atlanta. Ga. Founder’s Department Medals Academic Department Pharmacy Department Mary Florence Teague...........................Smyrna. Tenn. |KV Roscoe Sisk...............................Momanion. N. C. Engineering Department Charles Knight Bruce.........................Narhvillc. Tenn. Deniutry Department Biblical Department Okla A. Moore.............................. Jnjpcr, Ark. Sterunc G. Brinkley...........................Thomson. Ga. Medical Department 1 aw Department Andy Anderson Ecgsteix .. Joclton. Tenn. Alfred Irl Winsett..........................Texarkana. Ark. (349) CHANCELLOR S RESIDENCE DRIVEWAY ON WEST CAMPUS Review of the Athletic Year ___ ___ WDLKBII 1 'S prowc m ,ili i r-inclu‘ of a'hlctir j ort' amour Southern colleges was never more lorciblv illustrated than during the season of 1912. when three S. I. A. A. championships were won by the Gold and Black. In football, baseball and track the Commodores established their superiority without a doubt and there was no championship awarded in basketball in the ranks of the S. I. A. A. I he excellent results attained by the Commodores was due largely to the splendid material which turned out for the various teams, but more largely to the competent coaching in every branch of athletics. In football Dan McGugin again proved himself to be far ahead of any football coach in the South. Ihe baseball team was coached by Dr. Herbert Sanborn. Professor of Psychology, whose methods were both original and effective, while Bob Blake, the former great all-round athlete of Vanderbilt, took charge of the destinies of the track team with splendid results. l acing the hardest schedule ever undertaken by a Southern college, the football team made a remarkable showing dur- ing the 1912 season and won the S. I. A. A. title decisively by beating Scwanec on I urkey Day. while the University of Georgia put Auburn out of the running. Ihe schedule contain'd games with Bethel College. Maryville, Rose Poly. Georgia at Atlanta, Mississippi. Virginia, Harvard at ( ambridge. Central of Kentucky, Auburn .it Birmingham, and Sewancc. All opponents were easily disposed of up to the time o the Harvard game. Ihe enormous score of 107 to 0 was piled up against Bethel in the opening game, while 100 point were made on Maryville. Rose succumbed to a 54 to 0 OS6) defeat and Georgia was easy meat in Atlanta, the locals running wild for a total of 46 points to their opponent’s 0. With a team composed practically entirely of substitutes. Mississippi was defeated 24 to 0 and the real test of the Commodore's strength did not come until the struggle with Virginia on November 2. Virginia came to Nashville with two victories and one tie to her credit in the three times the two teams had met previ- ously. but McGugin's warriors wiped away all past stains with a I 3 to 0 victory in one of the greatest battles ever staged on Dudley Field. I he Orange and Blue played a defensive game entirely and it was only through great work in this line that the score was kept as low as it was. At no time outside of one minute in the first quarter did Virginia threaten to score. I he brilliant individual work of I lardage in this game, both in running with the ball and in forward passing, was the distinct feature and it was both around him that the Commodore offense piled up thirteen points via the frequent use of the forward pass, against which Virginia could present no adequate defense. Immediately following the hard game with Virginia came that with Harvard at Cambridge, and. although in poor condition and robbed of Hardage early in the contest, the Commodores made a great showing on this occasion, holding the strongest team in the world to a 9 to 3 score. l ire weight of the Crimson men told on the lighter Southerners and they scored a touchdown and field goal, while Vanderbilt was only able to score by means of Curlin’s accurate drop kicking. Harvard's touchdown came largely as the result of injuries o:i the part of the Vanderbilt linemen and it was only by the narrowest of margins that the ball was rushed over the line by a few inches in four downs. Sikes’ line bucking and the work of Robins and I om Browr. featured this game. It remained for Auburn, considered easy by Vanderbilt, to upset the dope and put the title in jeopardy for Mc- (357) Gugin's men. I'wo weeks after the Harvard game the Commodore journeyed to Birmingham and met the Auburnitcs in that city. With Hardagc out of the game because of injuries. Vanderbilt anticipated but little trouble in beating Donahue s men, but the Auburn team proved stronger than was anticipated and. with the break of luck throughout, held their rivals to a 7 to 7 tie. In this game over-confidence and frequent fumbles prevented the ( ommodores from making a much larger score, while Auburn's touchdown was scored on a ‘‘fluke.'' Kirke Newell picking up a fumbled ball behind the line of scrim- mage and sprinting forty-five yards to a touchdown. In the last few minutes of play Hardagc and Curlin were rushed into the game to pull it from the fire, but to no avail. Auburn's unexpected tie with Vanderbilt gave them an equal claim to the title until I hanksgiving, when the Univer- sity of Georgia, through the brilliant work of McWhorter, defeated Auburn, while Vanderbilt battered the Sewance Purple to the earth in a stublnmily contested game, by the score of I 6 to 0. In the first quarter of the Sewancc game a lead of two points was earned by Vanderbilt through a safety, but it was not until near the end of the third | eriod that the Sewanee defense began to crumble and Robins ducked between Morgan's legs for the first touchdown. Peck I urncr, who substi- tuted for Sikes, made the second touchdown on a split play hi the last quarter. Vanderbilt played the latter part of this game with substitutes in the backfield. because of injuries to Sikes and Collins, but Hardagc remained through the entire con- test. although handicapped with a bad ankle which was hurt in the I larvard game. Despite his injury. I lardage played a brilliant game, as also did Sikes. I urncr and Shea. Under the leadership of Ray Morrison, the 1912 baseball team went through the season without losing a series to a Southern team. Michigan taking their number early hi the practice days. With Wilson Collins as the mainstay of the (338) pitching staff, the team played great ball through the hard schedule and wound up the season by winning a brilliantly played series from the University of Alabama on Dudley Field. I he nine was a hard hitting, fast fielding aggregation that would have caused trouble for any college team in the country. Zekc Martin led the destinies of the 1912 basketball team which won 9 out of 18 games played and was victor in prac- tically all of its games with Southern college teams. The 1913 quintette, under the leadership of Oscar Nelson, finished the season with a record of 10 out of 16 games won. The season was brought to a close with a game with the local V. M. C. A., in which Vanderbilt was defeated with two of her best men out of the game. facing the season with anything but brilliant prospects. Coach Bob Blake, of the track team, managed to win the S. I. A. A. championship at I'ulanc by a narrow margin, the title being decided by the relay race, which was won by the local team of Copeland. Gill. Curlin and Hume. Everything taken into consideration, the athletic season of 1912 was one of the most successful this institution has had in many years, but may only be a foretaste of other triumphs that arc to come. (359) Baseball Officers RAY MORRISON..................................................Captain JACK SEVIER...................................................Manager PAUL BENHAM.............................................4uislant Manager HERBERT C. SANBORN..............................................Coach Linf.-Up RaV MokKISON, Catcher Enoch Brown. Catcher E. Y. pREBLAND. First Bare Richard Lyle, Second Base Fl.OYD. Short Stop W. H. Turner. Third IW Lewie Hardace. Left Field Walter Morgan. Center Field Joe Covington. Right Field Wilson Collins. Pitcher Kent Morrison. Pitcher W K. Herrin. Pitcher I Ilrulrt Jones. Pitcher (361) (36- Baseball Record, 1912 Match 29 Vanderbilt. 6; Auburn. 7. March 30- Vanderbilt. 7: Auburn. 6. April 3 Vanderbilt. 0; Nathville. 9. April 4- Vanderbilt, 3; Nathville. 17. April 12- 13 Vanderbilt. 3; Michigan. 4. Vanderbilt. 2: Michigan. 4. April )Vanderbilt. II: Michigan. 10. April 17 Vanderbilt. 1 ; Georgia. 0. April 18 Vanderbilt. 2; Georgia. 0. April 19 Vanderbilt. 2; Georgia lech. 6. April 20 Vanderbilt V . Georgia lech.. rain. April 26 Vanderbilt. 2; Georgia lech.. 0. April 27 Vanderbilt. 2; Georgia Tech.. 1. April 29 Vanderbilt. 3; Mittiuippi. 2. April 30 Vanderbilt. 6: Mittittippi. 4. May 1 Vanderbilt, 4; Mittittippi, 1. May 10 Vanderbilt. 4; Alabama. 3. May II Vanderbilt. 3; Alabama. 4. May 25- Vanderbilt 2; Sewance 3. Vanderbilt 8: Sewance 1. May 27 Vanderbilt 6; Sewance 2. Track Team Officers HOWARD RHEA................. HOLLIS BUSH....................... Members S. P. Johnson NValkfr Ciix Alfred I Ilmi: Martin Chester Ray Morrison Z. 11. Cum in John E. Copeland Captain Manager (365) S. I. A. A. 1 rack Meet—Southern Championship Despite the poor showing made in the dual meet with Notre Dame, and also in the preliminaries of the S. I. A. A. meet, when the finals came around the C ommodores toed the mark and carried away the honors of one of the closest and most exciting meets in S. I. A. A. History. When all the events had l ecn finished except the relay, there were four teams within reach of the championship, I ulane having 29 points: Clemson, 23; Vanderbilt. 26: and Louisiana Stale. 20. I lie ten points for which the relay counted meant the decision of the meet, and upon this race was centered all the interest of an exciting climax. Copeland. Hume. Gill, and Curlin were Vanderbilt’s entries, and the manner in which they walked away with this classic was extremely gratifying. I he following is a summary of the New Orleans meet: High Jump: Werlcin (T.) fir , I’olger (Citadel) second. Evans (L. S.) third. Height. 5 feci 8Zi inches. Half-Mile: S. Johnson (V.) first. Ward (Clcrnson) second. Gill (V.) third. lime. 2:05 2-5. Equals record. 200 Yards: Coleman (T.) first. Curlin (V.) second. Upton (L. S.) third. l ime. 22 3-5 seconds. Pole Vault: Hawkins (L. S.) first. Folger (Citadel) second. Evans (L. S.) third. Height. 10 feet 6inches. High Hurdles: Jennings (Miss. A. and M.) first. Provost (Clemson) second. Hume (V.) third, lime. 17 2-5 seconds. Hammer ITuow: Commagere (T.) first, Ezell (Clemson) sec- ond. Turbeville (Clemson) third. Distance. 137 feel 7' s inches. New record. 400 'tards: W a lms ley (I.) first. Copeland (V.) second. Ward (Clemson) third. I ime. 55 3-5 seconds. Broad Jump: Morrison (V.) first. Coleman (1.) second. Cur- lin (V'.) third. Distance. I fool 8 inches. Low Hurdles: Jennings (Miss. A. and M.) first. Chester (V.) second. Provost (Clemson) third. I ime, 27 4-5. Shot Put: Turbeville (Clemson) first. Dutton (I.. S.) second, l ittle (I.. S.) third. Distance. 38 feet It inches. One Mile: Lewis (Clemson) first. Parker (Miss. A. and M.) second, S. Johnson (V.) third. lime. 4:43 2-5. New record. Discus Throw: Little (I. S.) first. Dutton (L. S.) second. I urbeville (Clemson) third. Distance. 107 feet 5 t inches. Dutton. 108 feet 8 inches. New record. Relay Race: Vanderbilt Copeland. I lume. Gill, and Curlin. W inners of Beneditto trophy. Iolals: Vanderbilt. 36; Tulane. 29; Louisiana State, 20; Clem- son. 23; Citadel. 0; Mississippi Agricultural and Mechanical. 13; Louisville, 0. (366) £ • « ££11111 LEWIE IIARDAGE J. O. BONIER. JR. W M. WHITNELL DAN E. McCUGIN OWSLEY MANIER J. N. STONE . . Morgan .......... Rfyi.r i Daves Huffman Swafford Covington Shipp T. Brown......... Mh.hoi.land I Turner (369) Football Officers ......................................Captain .................................... Manager ............................-liuitanl Manager ........................................Coach ..............................A nit hint Coach .............................. iuistanl Coach Members ..........C. ......L. c. ......R. G. ......L. T. ......R. T. ......L. E. Reams E. Brown Robins CURUN Shea Coi.iins Luck f Hardacc. • Chester Sikes TO ifWAMCCj Football Record, 1912 September 28 Vanderbilt. 105; Bethel College. 0. October 5 Vanderbilt. 100; Maryville College. 3. Octol rr 12 Vanderbilt 34; Row I’oly. Institute. 0. October 19 Vanderbilt. 46; Georgia. 0. October 26 Vanderbilt. 24; Miuitlippi. 0. Novemlier 2 Vanderbilt. 13; Virginia. 0. November 9 Vanderbilt. 3; Harvard, 9. November 16 Vanderbilt, 23; Central of Kentucky. 0. Novemlier 23 Vanderbilt, 7; Auburn. 7. November 28 Vanderbilt, 16; Sewanee. 0. (370) Lewie Hardacf. Coplain and Half lia(l( Age. 21 year : height. 5 (eel 10 inche : weight. 165 pound . Prepared for college at Gordon I ligh School. New Decatur. Ala. Hugh J. Morgan Center Age. 19 year ; height 6 feet 3 incite ; weight. 220 pound . Prepared for college at Branham and I lughes School. Spring I Ml. Tenn. a o Tom Brown Tacl(U Age. 22 year ; height 6 feet 2 inche ; weight. 180 pound . Prepared for college .it Hawkins School. Gallatin. Tenn. Am mu-: Sikes Full Hack Age. 20 year ; height 6 feet: weight. 164 pound . Prepared for college at Battle Ground Academy. Franklin. I cnn. ;7i Zachary H. Curlin Quarter lia l Age. 22 yean: height 5 feet 9 inchet; weight. 154 pound Prepared for college «I Webb School. Bell Buckle. I enn. Chester Huffman Guard Age. 21 year ; height. 6 feel 2 1-2 inche ; weight. 18) pound . Prepared for college at McTyeue School. lc Ken ie. I enn. 072) Enoc h Brown End Age. 20 year ; height. 5 feet 8 inchet; weight. 160 pound . Prepared for college at Battle Ground Academy. Franklin, Tenn. Pec k Turner End Age. 21 year : height 5 feet II inche ; weight. 165 pound . Prepared for college at Branham and I lughet School. Spring I 1111. Tenn. Fred A. Robbins Quarter Bacl( Age. 21 year : height 5 feel 8 inches: weight 145 pounds. Prepared (or college at MeTyeire School. Mc- Kenzie. I enn. Joe Covington Tackle Age. 23 year : height. 5 feet 9 inches: weight. 178 pounds. Prepared for college at Bowen School. Nashville. Tcnn. Wilson Collins Half liucl Age. 21 years; height 3 feet 9 inches; weight. 165 pounds. Prepared for college .it Massey School. Pulaski. Tenn. Wm. G. Milholland End Age. 19 years; height. 5 feet 10 inches: weight. 167 pounds. Prepared for college at Fremont High School. Oak- land. Cal. (373) George W. Reyer CuarJ Age. 19 year , height 6 feel: weight. 183 pound . Pre- pared for college at Wallace L’niveruly School. Nath ville. I enn. Cleveland Shipp Tackle Age. 22 year ; height. 6 feet 3 inch ; weight. 218 pound . Prepared for college at Mooney School. I larnman. I enn. a. Glenn Reams End Age. 24 year ; height. 5 feel 10 incite ; weight. 133 pound I’repared for college at Branham and I iughet School. Spring Hill. Tenn. Herman Daves CuarJ Age. 22 year ; height. 3 feet 9 inch ; weight. 178 (Mtundi. Prepared for college at Morgan School. Fayetteville. I enn. (374) Jack Swafford CuarJ .Arc, 23 year ; height. 5 fret II inche ; weight, I O pound . Prepared for college at Chat- tanooga I lig'-. School. Chat- tanooga. I'cnn. Martin Chestf.r Eld Age. 22 year ; height. 5 feel 10 1-2 tnchc : weijhl. 156 poundi Prepared for co liege at Wallace Unive ty School. Naihville. Tenn. :375) Tom Shea lli.il Half Age. 19 years; height. feet 10 1-2 inche : weight. 160 imundt Prepared for college at Christian B other ' College. Memphii. Tenn. Dan K. McGucin Coach OSCAR C. NELSON RUSSELL HUGHES ENOCH BROWN Officers Captain . . . Manager Assistant Manager Members Nei.SON, Forward. (C.) I lUTCHESON. Forward Sharp. Center W. Morgan. Guard Luck. Guard SUBSTITUTES Davidson. Forward ReYER. Center WniTNELL. Guard WaDE. Guard 077) Basketball Record, I() I 2-1() I 3 December 19. '12 Vanderbilt. 41; December 23. '12 Vanderbilt. 31; December 24. '12 Vanderbilt. 41; December 25. '12 Vanderbilt. 31; Decemlrer '12 Vanderbilt. 20; December '12 Vanderbilt. 32; Deceml er . '12 Vanderbilt. 34; Sewance. I 3. Mobile V. M. c. A.. 43. NX etumpka. Ala.. 9. Bcsremer. Ala.. 23. Birmingham Athletic Club. 43. Columhu, (Ga.). Athletic Club. 70. Atlanta Athletic Club. 52 (378) Girls’ Basketball 1 eam Forwards Miss Moose. (Captain) Miss Shaw Center Miss Early Guards Miss Weil Miss Soutiiai.i. Retrospect of Year 191 I -191 2 SEPTEMBER O I' September saw dear old Vandy take up where she had left olf. both geographically (which means place) and objectively (which means the pursuit of happiness). Although McGugin began to oil the cogs of his cleated machine, spiking was the favorite sport. H. Jones was elected Cheer leader. We walloped Birmingham and Maryville, giving Roaring Amie and Lewie an opportunity to run riot. I he Dialectic. Philosophic and John Marshall opened their menageries and the Glee Club began its career of song. I he Students’ Association made a lively campaign for the advancement of college activities. I he Hustler com menced its regular bi-weekly issue. OCTOBER. The Commodore Band organized and the Dramatic ( lub met to choose a play. Class elections were on the bill, so politicians were much in evidence. We hit Rose Poly and Central of Kentucky for 33 to 0 and 45 to 0. respectively, and then hit out for Michigan. terrilic at- tack. a wonderful display of speed, a strong defense brought joy to our hearts, but a mis-judged kick-out sent us home in sack-clothes and ashes. Score. 9 to ft. I lowever, we met the team and had a decollete demon- stration that evening. I hat omnipotent and highly respected body known as the Pan-1 lellcnic Council met. elected officers, had its picture taken and adjourned sine die. (382) NOVEMBER. We licked the much vaunted Georgians I 7 to 0. As a matter of courtesy we escorted the President of the United States. Mr. Taft, on parade through the streets of Nashville. ■ Kentucky State put up a hard game, but we got away with it I 8 to 0. Dr. Lyman Abbot delivered the Cole lectures. A great mass-meeting put us in fine fettle to thrash Ole Miss 21 to 0. I he Y. M. C. A. had one of their famous Pass around the plate” parties—much to their benefit. The reading of the proof in the Vanderbilt case began. A great reunion of alumni was held at the Hermitage Hotel on 1 hanksgiving morning and in the afternoon the I iger had his tail twisted 31 to 0. I hus Vanderbilt won the cham- pionship of the South. DECEMBER. T he football team was banqueted. Hardage was elected Captain. In a fierce fight the Dialectics bested the Philosophies. I he class foot- ball games began; the Juniors and Sophs winning their games, but the championship game was never played. Buford College entertained the Band in consideration of a concert. The Dramatic Club scored its greatest success at the Vendome in I he Gentleman from Mississippi.” The basketball team was chosen and left on their Southern tour which ended very disastrously for us. (383) JANUARY. I he pleasures of Christmas were muchly mitigated by the inter- mediate exams. Studying was our master passion. 1 he basketball team continued to play with but indifferent success. Bill Anderson was chosen to coach the track team and Prof. Sanborn the baseball team. I he gym. team began its mid-year work. FEBRUARY. I he basketball team came back, romped on Cumberland twice, beat the St. Louis Athletic Club and the Alumni, but hit a snag on the Kentucky trip. Nelson was elected Captain. The Freshman team beat Fogg I ligh School. The Co-ed basketball team won from all comers and ended the season by beating Ward. The Glee Club took their annual Southern tour to several famous watering places and got away with it with great success. Flic track team began their long the baseball team commenced to limber up. (384) MARCH. I he monotony of winter, the Frat houses and other things were broken by the frequent advent of thieves. Prof. Mims was elected to the Chair of English. I he Academic fraternities formed a baseball league. I he Vanderbilt Bible C lass had a banquet. I he Glee Club gave a splendid concert at Memphis. I he baseball team went to Ala- bama and broke even on a double header with Auburn. APRIL. On April the eleventh, at the Vcndome Theatre, the Glee Club gave the best performance in its history, thanks to Howell and Bennie. Enrico Meeks el al. were there. McGarvcy was elected President. The Southern Leaguers of Nashville beat us three games. Sperry won the Young Medal for Oratory. Michigan beat us two games, which we lost by poor fielding, but we won the third. Wild Bill Herrin and Collins each shut out Georgia. Beasley won the Freshman debate. I ech beat us the first of the series 4 to 2, but we smothered them in the next two. I he Aquatic Club unharnessed for its annual lavations. (383) MAY. We beat the famous Mississippi team three straights, thanks again to our slabmen. Dr. H. P. Faunce delivered the Cole lectures. After a hard fight the Sigma Chi won the Fraternity Baseball Championship. Our public debaters lost to Carolina but won from Georgia. Benton won the Patten Oratorical Prize. I he baseball team beat Alabama and Sewanec. thus winning the Southern championship. W. Morgan was elected Captain. Our track team lost to Notre Dame 69 to 24, but won the S. I. A. A. meet and added the third Southern champion- ship to the year's laurels. Copeland was elected Captain. Ray Mor- rison was elected B. L. H. H. Jones won the Founder’s Medal m Oratory. 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Expression and Physical Education. Literary Faculty of twenty college-trained specialist No novices em- ployed. One teacher for every ucht students insure careful home traininit. attention and refinement. School of Music the most expen- sively maintained and best equipped in the south, w ith seventeen Ameri- can and European-trained instructor . Certificate privileicc to Vassar. Wellesley. Smith, Vanderbilt. L'ni- versity of Tennessee. Olicaxo and others I wo years work, chiefly elective, above college preparatory, leads to Ward-Belmont diploma. More than 30 States represented Over 20 per cent northern Kills Ten ms. hockey, basketball, horseback riditiK- Attendance limited. Sepa- rate hall for Kills under 14 years CataloKUc and booklets of the various school , also View Book, free on request. Address JENNIE TAYLOR MASSON. Registrar. Box MAIN 4406 WILES COMMERCIAL - VIEW - FLASHLIGHT Photographer KODAK PICTURES FINISHED FILMS DEVELOPED 10c PER ROLL PICTURES READY NEXT DAY 30 ARCADE NASHVILLE NASHVILLE'S PREMIER NEWSPAPER THE TENNESSEAN and AMERICAN Oldest Ablest Cleanest Newsiest The Only Nashville Newspaper Carryiny the Tull Double Leased II ire Service of THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Every Morning in the Year Ten Cents a If'eefi Assured Safety Profitable Investments THOS. W. WRENNE CO. B A N K E R S Heat Estate. Sales. Mentals, .eases. Iluihllng Loans. Long Time. Tavorahle Mates. Sai ings Hank Investments, li 'ills and Administration of Estates. Safety I atilt foxes. Ocean Steamship Igeiu y. Around the World Voyages and 'Tours. L. I). Telephone Main 1677 - 16S9 Compliments of Nashville Gas and Heating Co. ABSOLUTELY NEW HOTEL TULANE New Ownership New Management I lot and Cold Running Water and Telephone in Every Room AMERICAN PLAN L. C. GARRABRANT. Mgr. John T. Berry Company Makers Men’s l ine Garments 6 Arcade after July I si. our own building, 152 6th Ave., N. Opposite entrance to Watkins Hall We build it right or not at all. A good business suit at a reasonable price. COOPER COMPANY s“ ' A N £j ail uni tn Cl)ru suii fj)nmru I he Only Former anderbilt Man in Garland [ 1 iny| Cooper the I ailoring Business in Nashville Jensen, Herzer Jeck SJnurlrrs Perfect Diamonds l ine Jewelry Latest Novelties ( lass Pins, Rings and Medals a Specialty C . H. BATEMAM, V«ndrrbilt Representative 602 Kc 604 C hurch St. Ielephone Main 872 HEMLOCK ‘ 54 CL I FLOWERS 1302 BROADWAY McIntyre brothers JJlnnsts [■LORAL DESIGNS LANIUS-ROGERS GROCERY COMPANY I IEADQUARTF.RS FOR IIIOII Cl .ASS FRUITS. VEGETABLES. GROCERIES AND FRESH MEATS 1608 WEST END AVENUE PHONES: HEM 604. HEM. 621 NASI IVILLE. TENNESSEE TELEf HONE MAIN « BRANHAM HALL «6 CHURCH STREET (Dens ioes JOIINSTON MUR PI IY Agents for M. A. PACKARD CO. UNIVERSITY DRUG COMPANY PURE DRUGS, TOILET ARTICLES. SODA WATER. CIGARS. CANDIES PRESCRIPTIONS COMPOUNDED BY GRADUATES IN PHARMACY EAGLE CANDY FACTORY NATIONAL CANDY COMPANY Incorporated No. 12 Cummin Station Nashville Ten II. Pelephonc Main No. 827 I ligh Class Box Chocolate. Order from your dealer. I le will telephone us and you will get them fresh. CENTRAL CIGAR COMPANY 32 I Union Street CIGARS SODA LIGHT LUNCHES “Pay Us a isit and Become a Regular. I he Newest and Best Goods Only Are Carried by Us A. BERGEDA BROTHER 6 1 0 Church Street________________One-Price Jewelers HAGER MOTOR CAR COMPANY THK NATIONAL International Stock Champion 1216-18 Broadway. Phone H. 261 NASHVILLE RURE IVI ILK DEROT Av«-mic and Broadway Telephone H. JJOfJ PASTEURIZED MILK, CREAM AMD ICE CREAM DEPARTMENT OF DENTISTRY VANDERBll T UNIVERSITY NASI IVILLE NEW CAMRJS NEW BUILDING NEW EQUIPMENT The Thirty-fifth Session Opens September 30, 1013 I he I hrec Years Course Leading to the Degree of Doctor of Dental Surgery Embraces All that the Practice of Modern Dentistry Demands. For Catalogue and Other Information. Address HENRY W. MORGAN. M. D.. D. I). S.. DEAN - - 211 Sixth Avenue. N.. NASI IVILLE. TENN. § BEN F. WISE P R E S C R I P T I O I) R U CGIS I ▼ Nunally s Candica (package or Inilk). I lot nr d Cold Soda, Perfumes. Stationery, Cigars and Tobacco. Mulberry and 4th Avc.. South Phone Main 4705 . 717 Second Avc.. South Phone Main 3704 G. A. SUTER GROCER AND BAKER Fclcphone H. 1516 Church Street Nashville, Tenn. HUY YOL K SUIT I ROM ABERNATHY’S FURNISHING GOODS AND HATS 226 fourth Avenue, N., Opposite Arcade nashviuj:. tknn. OQDC ooo th Electric City Engraving Co. B U FFALO. N.Y. ■ :m WE MADE THE ENGRAVINGS FOR THIS BOOK. Bernstein Company DIAMOND MERCHANTS .ii: vi:i.i:ks and silversmiths Sporiitl Price (iivcii to AII Collriir Roy . Vlllltlerltill .l« vclr :i Sprciiill v. . !! Church Slroi'l - - Niisli vi 11 «, Tcmi. STONE McOLC.IN MANIKK elu ) Spuuural NASI 1 VILLE A I.SO THE MOST ’S FAVORI TE Morning Paper IX)PL I.AR IN I I IIS SEX: HON OF 11 IF. STATE ft HAS A BETTER SPORTING PAGE AND MORE ABOUT COLLEGE ATHLETICS THAN ANY OTHER LOCAL PAPER BESIDES, IT HAS ALL THE ESSENTIALS OF A GOOD NEWSPAPER AND FEATURES THAT ARE CATCHY I HAT IS WHY I I HAS BKKN A PHKNOMONAI. SUCCESS FROM THE START TMs 3cok is a Sample of Our Work We make a specialty of high grade School and College Printing, such as C atalogs. Annuals. Booklets. Programs, etc. have one of the best and most modern printing plants in the entire South. We printed this year Annuals for such institutions as Vanderbilt University. Tulane Uni- versity. North Carolina State Normal and Industrial College. I ennesseee College. Boscobel College. Branham I lughes and many others. Write for our beautifully illustrated specimen book a postal will do Academic and Engineering Department Advertisement ................... Alpha Kappa Kappa Fraternity Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity Bachelor of Ugliness................... Baseball ............................. Basketball ............................ Beta Theta Pi Fraternity. Biblical Department........ . . Board of Trust................ ........ Book I: The University................. Book II: The Classe ................ Book III: Fraternities ............. Book IV: Student Organization Book V: Athletic ................ Calendar ........................ ... Calumet Club........................... Chi Zeta Chi Fraternity Club ................................ College Hall..................... Commodore Board........................ Commodore Club. . Commodore Representatives............. Debating ........................ Debating Council....................... Dedication ............................ Della Delta Delta Sorority............ Index 49 Delta Kappa Epsilon Frale nity 231 $87 Delta Sigma Delta Fraternity . 274 256 Delta Tau Delta Fraternity 213 225 Dental Department 145 $48 Dialectic Literary Society JO 360 Dramatic Club 338 $76 Krprruion. School ol 171 207 Faculty 20 99 Furman 1 lall 172 19 5 15 Football $68 47 Calloway Memorial lloiptul. 42 17$ Girl ' Club $30 295 Glee Club $36 35$ Graduate School. ... . . 44 18 1 lonor Committee $44 320 1 lustier. 1 he $00 266 John Marshall Law Cluj. . . . $1$ $19 Kappa Alpha Fraternity. .... 201 9 Kappa Alpha 1 hela Sorority ... 292 10 Kappa Pii Fraternity 268 322 Kappa Sigma Fraternity... 1 7 12 Law Department. 8$ 305 Management ol Publications. $02 306 Masonic Guild $32 6 Medals and I’rs e $49 288 Medical Department III Cbxner. I hr....................................................... 293 Omen Up ilon Phi Fraternity....................................... 272 Owl Club........................................................... 24 Pan-Hellenic Council (Academic).................................... I? Pan-Hellenic Council (Medical)..................................... 25? Panoramic View from College ll.tll.............................. Peabody College.................................................... •W Pharmacy Department................................................ 16 Phi Bela Kappa Fralernily......................................... 282 Phi Bela Pi Fraternity............................................ 264 Phi Chi Fraternity................................................ 260 Ph. Dell. Phi Fralernily.......................................... 280 Phi Della Theta Fraternity........................................ I?9 Phi Kappa Pm Fraternity........................................... 243 Phi Kappa SiRina Fraternity....................................... 249 Philoiophic Literary Society....................................... 10 Pi Mu Fralernily................................................... 279 Pm Omega Fralernily................................................ 278 Publication ....................................................... 297 Quarterly. The...................................................... 504 Relroipect ......................................................... 501 Return from Harvard'............................................... 515 Sigma Alpha Eptilon Fraternity...................................... 193 Sigma Chi Fraternity........................ . 257 Sigma Nu Fraternity................................................. 219 Sororilic ......................................................... 287 Spectator Club...................................................... 326 Standing Committee .................................................. 28 Student ' A ocialion............................................... 542 Tau Kappa Alpha Fraternity.......................................... 284 I humat Carter Club................................................. 528 Track .............................................................. 364 Vc t Side Board of Director ...................................... 541 Xi P i Phi Fraternity............................................... 276 V. 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