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) BENSON PRINT I NG COMPANY Riblisked B7 The Fraierruiies o} Vanderbilt University Nashville, Tenn. F • O • R ■ E • W • O • R • D In compiling this Volume of the Commodore, it has been our ambition to reflect truthfully all sides of student life at Vanderbilt toda Every department in the University has been given an equal representation. We believe that a College Annual should be more than an inanimate catalog of the events of the past year, and it has been our pur|X se to produce a book whose every page fairly glows with the spirit of our Alma Mater, and whose eVery picture recalls some fond memory?. We ha V dreamed of a Commodore superlative of a Commodore among Commodores. To say that we have only partially succeeded is but to record human frnilty). Look kindly on our faults and attribute our failings to lack of ability rather than to insincerity of purpose. Our success lies in your approval. Let the judgment be fair. Proceed! IN APPRECIATION OF HIS UNTIRING ZEAL IN BRINGING THE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF VANDERBILT TO THE FOREFRONT AMONG AMERICAN MEDICAL COLLEGES. AND FOR HIS LOYAL DEVOTION TO VANDERBILT UNI- VERSITY AS A WHOLE. WE RESPECTFULLY DEDICATE THIS VOLUME OF THE VANDERBILT COMMODORE TO DR. JOHN A. WITHERSPOON COM Ml- NC EM E N T EXERCISES I’agc nine O0MMODO,B jlifj The Chancellor R. JAMES H. KIRKLAND has beei Chancellor of Vanderbilt University since June 20. IS93. He has kept the University n its onward and upward course until it has become one of the great universities of the land, and by far the greatest institution of learning in the South. Under his administration, every department of Vanderbilt University has been made to conform to national standard; of education: the entrance requirements in the Aca- demic Department are now based on the Carnegie unit system: the Law Department has now a three year course, and is a member of the American Association of Law Schools: the Medical and Dental Depart- ments ha e conformed to the Carnegie requirements: and the Biblical Department has quadrupled in atten- dance and influence. Chancellor Kirkland has shown conclusively tha he is a man of sound learning and high Christian character, suitable for a model to the young men who come under his influence: a man capable of shaping the policies of a great university, ol discerning its multiform interests, and of guiding safely the destiny ol the institution which has been intrusted to him. Chir.cellor Kirkland has turned the streams of wealth and influence into the University’s service, and has made Vanderbilt University what its generous founder.' and friends intended it to be. a conservator of true learning and noble character. I’jge eleven Gg MMODOB£i Board of I rust Judge W. C. RATcurrr. G. B. Winton. D. D. V. T. Sander . B. A. Offktks of thf. Board .....President yitfPrttiJtnl Vice-President V. R. Com.. Nashville, Icnn G M. Neeley. Nashville. Icnn J. K I Iart. Nashville. I cnn Sec relary . Treasurer Bursar Judce W. C. Ratcuiie {Nathaniel Baxter. Jr l-.x ec u 11 e Com m i tte e W. R. Col e. B. A. William I lucius. B. G B Winton. I) I) Chancellor James H. Kirkland G. M Neeley Members Board of I rust 1912 IClaudf. Waller. C. F... M. S„ LL. B.. Nashville. Icnn 1914 Chancellor J. H. Kirkland...................... Nashville, Tcnn. W. R. COLE. B. A............................. Nashville. ’Icnn. G. M. Neely................................... Nashville, ’Icnn. G. B. WlNTON. D. I).............................Nashville. I cnn. Robert F. Maddox................................ Atlanta. Ga. Robert F. Jackson. '«.I.. I)------ Nashville. Icnn. 1915 C. W. Byrd, 1). D................................Asheville, N. C. Charles N. Burcii. B. A.. LL. B...................Memphis. Icnn. James C. Me Reynolds. B. S.. LL B..............Washington. D. C. Eugene J. Buffington................................Chicago. III. James A. Robins. B. A............................McKenzie. Icnn. Frank C. Rand. B. A...............................St. Louis. Mo. 1916 {Nathaniel Baxter. Jr........................ ..Nashville. Tenn. Hon. Bradford Knapp.......................... Washington. I). C. John R. Pepper................................... Memphis. Icnn. Horace I I. White. B. A..........................Alexandria. La. William J. Young. I). I)..........................Danville. Va. Elliot H. Jones. B. A........................... Kansas City. Mo. F. B. ClIAPPEL. B. A . D I). Nashville. Tcnn. J. R Bingham Carrollton. Miss. 1918 Ali.e.n R. Carter. B. A Louisville. Kv M J. R W Mii.Isaps . Jackson. Miss. I l W. ( RatcUPPI Little Rock. Ark I Ion. Joseph E. Washington Cedar Hill. Tcnn. §John V lllOMAS. ... .Nashville. Icnn. Arthur B. Ransom Nashville. Icnn. 1920 J. H. Dyf.. I . D.......................................Scarcv. Ark. Wit ham L. Moose. S.L. B. Little Rock. Ark. W. T. Sanders. B A. ..................................Athens. Ala. William Hughes. M. A.. Spring Hill. Icnn. Frank S. Washburn. .........................Nashville. Icnn Alexis C. Ford. B. A................................ Hols ton. Tex. 4 I he term of office expires at the annual meeting of the Board of Trust in the year indicated. tl lolding over until Ins successor is elected. {Died September 29. 1913. §Died December 17. 1913. Page Itrehc 30MMODOEfc I acuity of Vanderbilt University James II. Kirkland. LL. IX. D. C. U Ph. IX (Leipsie) Chancellor Chancellor's Office. College Mali: Residence. 2317 West End Ave. Edwin Mims. M. A.. Ph. IX (Cornell) Professor of English Language and Literature 10 Central Avenue. Campus William I- IXdli.v. B. S.. M. I). Professor of Chemistry and Director of Chemical l.aboralories 37 Wesley I fall. Campus Herbert Cushing Tolman. I). IX. S. I. I).. Ph. D. (Vale) Professor of Creel( Language and I.iterature Dean's Office. College Mall: Residence. 6 West Avenue. Campus W. I I. ScHUERMAN. C. E. (Cincinnati) Professor of ’lire and Applied Mathematics. Ac linn Dean of the Academic Department, and Dean of the Engineering Department Dean's Office. College Mall; Residence. 8 Wesley Mall. Campus John Daniel. M. A.. Professor of Physics I lillihoro Read and Bcllair Avenue J. T. McGill. Ph. I). (Vanderbilt) Professor of Organic and Physical Chemistry, and Dean of the Pharmaceutical Department I West Avenue. Campus Bert Edward Young. M. A.. Ph. D. (Grenoble) Professor of Romance Languages 'and Literatures 1904 Grand Avenue Gf.orce. W. Martin. Ph. D. (University of Ind ana) Adjunct l tofesu r of Riology I Iillsbr.ro Road I Ilkiilrt Z. Kir. Ph. D. ('.-eipsic) Associate Professor of Germanic Languages 108 Thirty-Third Avenue South Albert Mason Harris. A. M. Associate Professor of Public Spcalfing end Debate 13 Garland Avenue R. 13. Steele. Ph. D. (Johns I lopkim) Associate Professor of Latin 101 Twenty-Fourth Avenue South Gus W. Dver. M. A.. B. IX. Ph. D. (Chicago) Assistant f rofessor of Economics and Sociology 126 Thirtieth Avenue South I.. C. Glenn. Ph. D. (Johns Mopktm) Professor of Geology I I Garland Avenue S. N. Macen. Ph. D. (Johns Hopkins) Assistant Professor of English Philology Ridgetop. Tenn. St. George Leakin' Siolssat. Ph. D. (Johns Hopkins) Professor of History 708 Eighteenth Avenue South Herbert Charles Sanborn. M, A.. Ph. IX. (Munich) Associate l:rofessor of Philosophy 1-404 Beecl.wood Avenue Page thirteen OOMMODOBfc FACUL! V OI VANDERMLI UNIVERSI I V Henry Meier. M. A. Thomas Carter. A. B.. B. IX. D. D. Assoeiale Professor of Romance languages Professor of Ac Testament Creeand Exegesis 300JB Potion Avenue 1706 Grand Avenue V. H. Holunshead. D. Sc.. Ph. C. Assistant Professor of Chemistry Southeast Side. Wingro.e John J. Luck. Ph. I). (Univertily of Virginia) Assistant Professor of Mathematics Kittam Hall. Campus Chari.es Sumner Brown. Ph. B. M K. (Vale) Professor of .Mechanical Engineering 921 Twentieth Avenue Soulh Wilbur F. Tilleit. A. M. D. I).. l.L. I). Pice Chancellor. Professor of Systematic Theology, and Dean of the Theological hacully 5 West Avenue and Dean’ Office. Wetley Hall. Camput Oswald E. Brown. A. M.. B. I) . D D. I rofessor of Rihlical and Ecclesiastical History 4 Weil Avenue. Camput James II. Stevenson. B. I).. I) D.. Ph I) (Chicago) Professor of Hehietr and Old Testament Exegesis 3 We l Avenue. Camput John A. Kern. D. IX. LL. I). Professor of Practical Theology 1915 Weil Broadway J L. CUNINCCIM. A B . B I). Adjunct Professor of Ve Testament Literature and Director of the Correspondence School (A Wetley Hall, Camput Henry Beach Cirre. A. B.. 13. I) Professor of Rihlical Theology and English Exegesis 300 Twenty-Fir ! Avenue Allen Gari and Hall. I I.. B.. l.L. I). Dean of the Law X-par inerif and Professor of I.a Dean Office. anderhilt Law School Building; Prudence. 2 Weil Avenue, Camput John Bi.i i Kii iiie. LL. B . Professor of Late Vanderbilt I.aw School Building John Waiters Judd Professor of l.atr Vandertiilt Law School Building William King McAlister. B. A. Professor of Law Noel Block Edward Tucker Seay. LL. B. f'rofessor of l.atr Vanderbilt I -aw School Building Page fourteen 5 OOMMODOBb FACULTY' OF VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY Charles 11. Wilber, Ph. B.. J. I). Wii.i.iam Luterer. Jr., A. M„ Ph. C„ M. I . Professor of l.air Professor of Histology. Pathology, atid Bacteriology Vanderbilt Law School Building 146 Eighth Avenue North Duncan Eve. M. A.. M. I).. F. A. C. S. Professor of Surgery an,I Clinical Surgery 710 Church Street J. A. Witherspoon. M. D„ LL. D. Professor of Medicine and Clinical Medicine 150 Eighth Avenue North George 11. Price, B. E.. M. S.. M. D. Protestor of Diseases of the Eye. Ear. iXose. and Throat 146 Eighth Avenue North W. H. Witt. M. A.. M. D. Professor of Medicine and Clinical Medicine Worthington Flat J. T. Altman. M. D. Professor of Obstetrics Eve Building Richard A. Barr. B. A„ M. IX. F. A. C. S. Prolessor of Surgery and Clinical Surgery Firjt National Bank Building Luctus E. Burcii. M. I).. F. A. C. S. siding Dean and Secretary of the Faculty of the Medical Department, and Professor of C.ynecology Eve Building Worcester A. Bryan. A. M„ M. I).. F. A. C. S. Professor of Surgery. Clinical Surgery. Oral Surgery and Principles of Surgery 146 Eighth Avenue North Owen II. Wilson. B. E.. M. D. Professor of Diseases of Children 122 Eighth Avenue North M. C. McGannon. M. IX. F. A. C. S. Professor of Surgery and Clinical Surgery 118 Eighth Avenue North S. S. Crockett. M. D. Professor of Nervous and Mental Diseases 207 Jackcon Building J. M. Kinc. M. D. Professor of Dermatology and Electro-Therapeutics Eve Building A. N. Hoi.i.abauch. M. D. Professor of Obstetrics Corner A h and Fifth Avenue South B. F. I IAMBLETON. M. D. Professor of Physiology and Pharmacology 1905 Adclicia Avenue S Page fifteen £ 3g MMODORfc FACULTY OF VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY S. H. Shi IB. M. S. Ptofenor of Chemistry and Me (allure]; 1918 Broadway Rollo E. McCotter. M. D. Pr oft nor of A natomy. Histology and Em bryology 911 Hayet Street R. O. Tucker. M. D. Prole nor of Obstetrics 142 Seventh Avenue North V. D. Haccard, M. D.. F. A. C. S. Ptofenor of Surgery and Clinical Surgery 148 Eighth Avenue North T. Hilliard Wood. M. D.. F. A. C. S. Prof «not of Disease of the Eye. Ear. Xose. anj Throat 506 Fir t National Bank Building Robert Caldwell. M. D.. F. A. C. S. Professor of Surgical Anatomy 315 Jackton Building Perry Bromberg. M. D. Ptofenor of Cenito-Urinary Surgery Jackton Building Larkin Smith. M. D. Associate Ptofenor of Pathology. Instructor in Medicine, and Pro- fessor of Histology, flacleriology. and Pathology in the Dental Department 131 Eighth Avenue North William C. Dixon, M. D. Associate Professor of Medicine 150 Kighlh Avenue North Duncan Eve. Jr.. M. D. Associate Professor of Surgery 710 Church Street A. W. I 1arri . M. D. Associate Professor of Xervous Diseases and Instructor in Medicine 'I hird Floor. Eve Building McPheeters Glasgow, M. D.. Ptofenor of Materia Medica and Therapeutics Worthington Flat I lot I AND M. TlGERT. M. D. Associate Ptofenor of Cynecology Worthington Flat W. E. Hibbett. M. D. Professor of Preventive Medicine and Hygiene City 1 Jealth Office. City I tail William McCabe. M. D.. F. A C. S. Associate Professor of Surgery at the City Hospital City 1 lo | ital Page sixteen G0MMODOBjb FACULTY OF VANDERBILT UNIVF.RSITY O. N. Bryan. M. D. Assistant Professor of Medicine 146 Eighth Avenue Noiih A. S. Dabney. A. B.. M. D. Assistanl Professor of Medical Jurisprudence and Assistant in Medicine Eve Building George M. Curtis. Ph. D. Assistant Professor of Anatomy. Embryology, and Histology 9(M Fourth Avenue South Milton Tiiarpe. M. D. Instructor of Anatomy 22 Carroll Street L. A. I Ioac. Instructor of Histology and Embryology 901 Firnt Avenue South E. A Ruwhman. Ph. M.. M. D. Professor of Materia Medico and Pharmacy and Secretary of the Faculty of the Department of Pharmacy 1916 Adelicia Street Henry V. Morgan. M. D.. D. D. S.. Dean of the Department of Dentistry and Professor of Operative Dentistry 21 I Sixth Avenue North D. R. Stubblefield. A. M„ M. D.. D. I). S.. Emeritus Professor of Oral Prophylaxis 301 Twenty-Third Avenue North J. Atciuson Dale. D. I). S. Professor of Prosthetic Dentistry. CtoWn and Bridge U'orl(. and Porcelain 401 Jackson Building L. G. Non. M. D.. D. D. S. Professor of Clinical Dentistry. Dental Pathology, and Dental Medicine 5291 Church Street R. Boyd Bogie. M. D.. D. D. S. Professor of Orthodontia. Oral Hygiene, and Radiography 503-30S I litchcoek Building V. V. Haley. M. D. Professor of Materia Medica. Therapeutics, and Anaesthesia 603-611 I litchcork Building I I ARRINGTON M aRR. M. D. Professor of Anatomy in the Dental Department, and Instructor in Anaesthesia in the Medical Department 6l9 2 Church Street John 11. Phillips, D. D. S. Professor of Dental Anatomy and Operative Technic, and Supervisor of Clinic and Dental Laboratories 2117 Blair Boulevard James McClure. M. A Instructor in Physics 2603 West Side Avenue •Died March 12. 1913. € NX ■ Page seventeen C0MMODOE FACULTY’ OF VANDERBILT L NIVFRSII Y GEORGE R. MaYFIELD. M. A. Instructor in Cerman Kittam Hall. Camput W. P. Orr. M. A. Imlruclor in Mathematics Kittam I fall. Camput E. L. Johnson. PK. I). Instructor in l.atin and Grcelr Kittam I {.ill. Camput J. J. Du Laney Instructor in History) Kit am Hall. Camput John H. Yor.. B. S. Instructor in Biology Kittam Hall, Camput James S. Skoddy. M. A. Instructor in English 1529 McGavock Street Robert 11. McNcilly. B. E. Instructor in Drawing and Surveying 323 Fatherland Street F. W. Krotzer. B. S. Instructor in Mathematics and Physics Kittam I I .ill. Camput Andres Osuna. M. A. Instructor in Spanish 3021 Beech Avenue Guv T. Denton. B. S. Instructor in the Gymnasium I 5 Garland Avenue Chari.es 11. Simpson Instructor in Machine Shops and Chief Engineer Thirty-Second Avenue South A. L. Marshall Instructor in the Cofretpont ence School I OS Wetley I I.ill. Camput Bruce Wade. B. S. Fello and .'Issistant in Geology Kittam I tail. Camput Francis Woooaei Hocan. M. S. Leilaa- and :Issistant in Chemistry Brentwood Victor P. Lee. M S. Fellow and Issistant in Chemistry 1705 Giand Avenue At exander Green Fite. Jr.. B. A. ' olio tv and .■Issistant in Grcc{ 109 Seventeenth Avenue North Daniel E. MoGugin. Ph. B. LL. B Lecturer on Commercial Lab 704 Firtt National Bank Building C. F. Anderson. M, D. Lecturer on Venereal Diseases Eve Building G OMMOD O FACULTY OF VANDFRBI1.1 L NIVFR.SI I Y R. W. Billincton. M. D. Lecturer on Orthopedic Surgery and Superintendent of the V under hill Hospital Coiner Elm and Fifth Avenue South David R. Pickens. M. I). Lecturer on l{eclal Diseases 138 Eighth Avenue North William T. Bmccs. B. A.. M. D. First Assistant Demonstrator of Anatomy Hitchcock Building Jesse A. Sanders. M. A. Instructor in Chemistry 611 Fifth Avenue South J. M. Rocoee. M. D. Instructor in Materia Medica. Pharmacy, and Physics 1905 Adelicia Avenue Dabney Minor. M. D. Assistant to the Chair of Eye. Ear, Nose, and Throat 1201 Broad Street John V. Moore. M. D. Instructor and Assistant to the C hair of Diseases of the Eye. Ear. Nose, and Throat 146 Eighth Avenue North Stanley R. Teachout. M. I). Assistant to the Chair of Obstetrics and Demonstrator of Anatomy in the Dental Department 704 Church Street John Overton. M. D. Demonstrator and Assistant to the Chair of Gynecology John Witherspoon. M. D. Assistant in Pathology and Medicine Elm and Fifth Avenue South Edwin L. Roberts. A. M.. M. D. Assistant to the Chair of Eye. Ear. Nose, and I hroal Eve Building E. B. Cayce. M. D. Assistant to the Chair of Eye. Ear. Nose, and I hroal 301 Hitchcock Building James I . Craw oho. M. D. Assistant to the Chair of Eye. Ear. Nose, and I hr out 131 Eighth Avenue South V. G. Ken non. M. D. Assistant to the Chair of Eye. Ear. Nose, and I hroal 4 Worthington Apartment W. E. Reynolds. M. D. Assistant Demonstrator of Anatomy Eve Building John W. Bauman. M. I). Assistant to the Chair of Obstetrics 801 Monroe Street George L. Williamson. M. D. Assistant to the Chair of Surgery Page nineteen FACULTY Ol VANDF.RBIL I UNIVERSI TV 3 E. S. Maxwell. M. D. Auiilant to the Chair of Pathology and Bacteriology 617 Second Avenue South J R Lacy. M I). Auiilant to the Chair of Pathology an,I Bacteriology J. R Lacy. M D. Auiilant to the Chair of Pethology an,I Bacteriology J. Owsley Manila. B. S.. M. D. Auiilant to the Chair of Medicine 142 Seventh Avenue North R L. Jones, M. D. Auiilant to the Chair of Medicine City i Ull E. M. Fuqua. M. IX. Auiilant to the Chair of Medicine 4 Worthington Apartment Georce Franklin Aycock. M. D. Auiilant to the Chair ol Medicine City I ioipital E. A. Sayers. M. D. Auiilant to the Chair of Obstetrici 320 Jackvon Building S. S. Cowan. M. I). Auiilant to the Chair of Diieaies of Children and Auiilant Demon- strator of Anatomy 803 Filth Avenue South L. W. Edwards. M. IX Auiilant Demonstrator of Anatomy and Instructor in Bandaging I 37 Eighth Avenue North Georce Williamson. M. I). Auiilant to the Chair of Surgery and Clinical Surgery Woman’ 1 Ioipital C. B. Crittenden. M I). Assistant to the Chair of Surgery and Clinical Surgery 7.7 mile . Madivon. Tenn. A. 11. Eccstein. M. IX. hirst Assistant in Pathology and Bacteriology 700 Fifth Avenue South I Ierman Sm . M. D. Assistant in Histology and Embryology 700 Fifth Avenue South 0. B. HINDI S. M IX Assistant in Histology and Embryology 33 University Street Ira R. Sisk. Phnr. IX Assistant in Materia Medica and Pharmacy 306 Sixth Avenue North A. C. Baaly. IX IX S. Assistant to the Chair of Prosthetic Dentistry and Teacher of Pros- thetic Technic 503 I litrhcock Building O0MMODOBfc FACUL'I OF VAN DER BILI UNIVERSITY James W. Winn. I). D. S. Assistant to the Chair of Chemical Dentistry on l Lecturer on Ethics arul Jurisprudence 2 l s Fifth Avenue North Ralph H. Byrns. f . D. S.. Assistant Demonstrator of Operative H'orl( 10 Evelyn Court Walter E. Reeves. I). D. S. Assistant Demonstrator of Operative ll'orlf Dental Operators-. South CampU Samuel 11. Cali.. D. D. S. Assistant Demonstrator of Prosthetic H'or Dental Operatory, South Caatput John T. Kerciieval Bursar of the Medical and Dental Departments Office Building. South Campus Mrs. Mary Webb I Iaccard Registrar 2501 West F.nd Avenue Miss Dora L. Sanders Librarian 2005 Murphy Avenue Mrs. A. M. Elliott Librarian of the Latv f.ibrary Vanderbilt Law School Building J. E. Hart liittscr and Secretary of the Academic Faculty Secretary- Office. College I fall. Campus Ray H. Legate Director of Student Religious Activities 18 Kisiam Hall. Campus UNDERGRADUATE ASSISTANTS Assistants in Chemistry in Furman Hall J. M. Blair. J. H. Hacan. W. H. McGeiiec. L. G. Kilvincton. Assistants in Chemistry, Medical Department W . G. Goddard. J. M. Lipscomb. R. H. Denham. J. II. Sr. John. W. E. Wilson. R. B. Ramage. A. E. Leggett. C. W. Ray. O. M. Shelton. D. A. Gregory. J. G. Nelson. Assistants in Engineering- Al.ERED Grief. J. R. Stewary. L Vi. Medaugh. J. D. Rollow. Assistants in Histology and Embryology J. L. I IaLL. R E. Wyatt. Assistant Demonstrator of Physiology—R. H. Reams. Assistants in Pharmacy and Materia Medica—I HA R. SlSKE. H. J. Millstone. Assistant Demonstrators of Pharmacology--S. Law WILL. C. O. Bailey. Assistants in the Gymnasium—Mists Stella VaUCIIN. Thomas Curtis. •at ft- Page Ixrenty-onc £ JM IM O D O Standing Committees Public Addresses and Lectures The Cole Lecture for 1913 were delivered bjr G. A. Johniton Rom. D. D.. LL. D. The Commencement Sermon was preached June 15. 1913. by I r. Washington Gladden, of Columbus. Ohio. The Commencement Address was delivered June 18. 1913. by Dr. George V. Delwiler. of Nashville. Tran. Committee on University Instruction Chancellor James H Kirkland. Chairman; Professor St. G. L. Siolssat. .Secretary; Professors H. Kip. W. I. Duim.lv, Edwin Mims. L. C. Glenn, and W. II. Schucrman. Committee on Schedule and Courses ok Study Chancellor James H. Kirkland. Chairman; Proiessors W. II. Schuerman. St. Gr.ORCE I.. Swussat. Merui,rt C Sanborn. and Henry Meier. Supervisory Committee for Students Professor V. H. Schuerman. Chairman; Professors L. C. Glenn. R. B. Steele, and 11. C. Toi man. Committee on Classification of Students Professor H. C. Toi man. Chairman; Professors St. George L. Siolssat. and R B. Steele. Committee on Public Lxercises Professor A M. Harris. Chairman; Professors B. K Young. G. W. Dver. 11. C. Tolman. and Edwin Mims. I .ibraky Committee Chancellor James II. Kirkland. Chairman; Professor Edwin Mims. .Secretary; Professor St. George 1. Siolssat. Advisory Council. Mi.dk al Department Professor John A. Witherspoon. I'rohleni; Professors W. II Win. Duncan Eve. Roli.o E. McCotter, Uucils E. Burch. Acting Dean (i.x officio). Executivi Faculty. Department of Dentistry Chancellor James II. Kirkland; Professors Henry W Morgan, Dean; I Atchison Dale. J. Boyd Boc.il. I... G. Noll Page Itventyi-lvo G0MMODOB J % 38. « ■ «• 41. UUrtay M 2. M r Ute.iay AlrV T. MU A 1 I ITUnday I • « Ut.r4 y Ay '10. Krtday. Aynl17. KiMay •Vw. JI, TVarnlay V 3 . Krvl.y f r. '««1« VII; Monday. Mate Kiyriutnt Urn. Tie IV« Ten 4 . T e feemd Term Ur- A bolrlay U4 t ay for Hairline m S erU ler C« ,) jSprin Kerne. Coateot Ise lU Too Vnlai at r M. Fr l i' Dftou K r. M. iEf.riue Euiiulnu 1« tU .«num 14-11 W««. Ka«lae«nac I'fcamiaeauU- nl t [.art nv. TU Fir Teem Uraa u lU lair. .Vrfuw. Ko- r« ri «. BkMM. ««-lie.! mi tt, m .-.t r l ' KeyiiWeiu. TkaiUcWlic Day. A Uejliy. A UMay :0-k u «aration Inn lU . ._■ « o! Saturday. I) «U ). io lie maniac U Mu.Juuu ; a n Vey r Wnlareday fWdj ' Day IVnt.et tor Founder- Medal 1 ■M A. FfUiy Fnal CutiulHu Ufia Annual Mertil cd lU Board ad Trial at A. M. PuUie J.v 11 Unlay An IV Merrily ■ «ae IV U orday ■Uaeld. Tuaaday J.M !«. Toe.:., Patfr '.VenlyllHCc Page Itpcnly-four OOMMODOBfc J. G. Sawyer 11. A. M. Stonecipiier Miss Kate Tiu.r.r Bruce Wade John Yoe Offickrs Members H. E. Cude A. G. Fite Miss Katie Gum I I, C. I Il MJf RSON WOODAI.I. I lOGAN J. W. Jenkins E. 1.. Johnson E. N. Jones Miss Neomie Kayiioe V. I . I.EE Li Tien Lu G. R. Mayitii.d J. M. Monroe Andres Osuna J. E. Overall HARRY E. CUDE .... ALEX G. FITE......... BESSIE WOOTEN NEWSOM JOHN HOWE YOE . . . BRUCE WADE .......... President . . . . Pice-President ..................Seetdat]) ..................T teamret , Commodore Representative Page ttrei l i-five £ GOMNODQRfc Commodore Board Officers C. C. SIMS . . . SAM II. MANN. JR C. K. LESLIE C. C. TURNER . Edilor-in-Chief B mineu Manager Chairman of Board Secretary of Board Art Committee Mary SteaDWELL. Chairman C. K. Leslie Francis Warfield Literary Committee G. H. ArMIsTEAD. Jr.. Chairman Louis Sperry Roberta Dillon Busin ess Com m i tte e Sam II. Mann. Jr.. Chairman C. C. Turner F. B. Brannon Arrangement Committee L. P. Thomas G. S. Ridley J. E. Overall F. B. Evers G. D. ScHOONEMAKEH Page llrenlp-teYen I’agc Itvcniy-eigh' CK )MMOPO =3 Commodore Representatives Academic and Engineering Bruce Wade.......................................Graduate Willard Blue.......................................Senior R. G. Fields......................................Junior L. 11. Weak ....................................Sophomore Tom Frazier......................................Frethman I-AW W. L. CranbeRY. Jr.................................Senior Gto. Sloan.....................................Setond Year W. 11. Gill.....................................Firtl Year Medical J. W. Nichols......................................Senior Tov Brown..........................................Junior E. G. Cll.L.....................................Sophomore U. D. Q. Smith...................................Frtdunan Biblical T. M. DeSha O......................................Senior F. D. Crowe................................... Middle V ear B. H. Wendeu....................................... unior Dental W. J. Stephens....................................■Senior Troy Coffman.......................................Junior J. A. Bontef.Y...................................Fterhman Pharmacy J. W. Farley.......................................Stnio W. Church.......................................... ’age tlrenty-nine OOMMODOBIb 3 Contributors LITERARY R. G. Fields Pete Calms G. YV. Fomin Burton Barrs Pope Shannon Jas. G. Staiilman Jack Nve Dally Thompson Geo. Armistead II. II. Jones V. A. Zimmerman W O. Scu ARTISTS ClIAS. I llTE Dorothy Fritchey Amred Grief Francis Warfield E. G. Hill Frances Su mmons W. O. Sell Mary Steadwell Tom Frazier Ellen Ransome Randolph Dade E. W. Mann S. G. Ewing G0HMODOBE gfonncf. P-sSiTSI THREATEN TO MOVE CHURCH MTS0ECI5I0N PROPERTY WAS SWEEPING MU « M VANDERBILT HASP nmnpn against thf risho, Opinion Handed Down EXTRA NASHVILLE TENNESSEAN K M.- r«.. •W-' ”w t 1—1 -JU«fa«IUwll.Fn O • C «H r—« M 0-+.4 Supreme Court Thu M Written By Judge W. ner o? Knoxville, Who in Place of Judge S. Karo , Who Wag Incon in This Case and Who quently Could Not Sei Hold Thai Board oi Trullee Perpetuating, Bui Thai Appo By Board Arc Subject lo Coni Bjr I he General Conference . olEducation Harri ,Codby Not Entitled to Seal on Bo Ditienting Opinion - Vander verutv Secure ihe Sl.OOO.Ot z V. u. STUDENTS : bx , THRILLED BY j DECISION SwrtuWw fnii a . i H.tor, W b.UMa. CeUWeln Velar. C«UI 0 H1£ UCHfLD CUark, MO., W- - tv •la. . M.U.. i ctt M c tiouoiMM and «Tiff nshmllf ,Amcruan IMIX UOTTM1TT • Ha, H. l.li. la.l | «1 W£ . VrrkC («nrM LA I lift VOC 0 7— 11 VWfV iJ. TEW WUVMT MO lSTVl. HAMM 11. l l« p a n ocixn -;r VANDERBILT WINS SUIT BROUGHT BY CHURCH SUPREME COURT DECIDES THAT BOARI SUPREME COURT DECIDES CHURCH OF TRUST CAN PERPETUA! CASE IN FAVOR OF UNIVERSITY Unanimous Opinion of State’s Hig Tribunal Delivered by Special Jui Turner in Presence of Court Roo Crowded by Distinguished and Interested Spectators BISHOPS HAVE NO VISITORIAI RIGHTS AND ARE NOT EX OFFICIO MEM Result of Decision Is That Board of Trus Have the Right to Elect Members of the Bo in the Future Subject to Ratification of. the General Conference-Complain- JUDGE W. R. TURNER a Opinion of Stair' Highrit Tribunal Delivered rcud Judge Turner in Pre enee of Court Room Crowded by DutmgunJied and Uiterrftled Spectator S BISHOPS HAVE NO VISITORlAL RIGHTS ecii on I That Board of Tru t Will Have the Right t Member of tbe Board in the Future Subiect tification of the General Conference—Com- I inant ' Bill Oumiurd With CoU« COURT HOLDS THAT MR. C. VANOERBILT WAS THE FOUNDER OF THE UNIVERSITY Thu Grand Finalf. ok the Law Suit Page thirty-one C0MMODOBEJ Our Alma Mater v STATUE OK COMMODORE VANDERBH.T 2 HK spring called Picrcan, bubbling from the summit ol Mount Parncssus. acred to the Muses, commemorated in literature, is after all but one of nature's streamlets, mayhap not more Iteautiful than any one of the thousand silver threads of water that trickle from the feet of the ( umber- iaitd Mountains. True, in those days no foot save that of a goddess despoiled its glassy surface: no lips of less degree than an Olympian potentate pursed themselves to quaff of its cool refreshing draught. Yet. a mere child of nature, even it was subject to all of nature’s laws. It did not How from a divine fountain head; its source was milked from some cloud bank that overhung those Grecian skies and poured out a profusivc shower upon the mountain side. Subsequent fame did not release it from its own nature. I he heat of summer diminished its stream; the cold grip of winter's hand pressed its surface into glittering solid- ity. Seasons changed, the years passed into the gray of eternity. Io each of these changes of loping time the little spring gave itself in turn. Hut its flood, no matter how feeble or how great, flowed on. Often it was flushed to the capacity of its little banks in springtime. Perhaps choked almost to death in the autumn by the sudden fall of the foliage, yet it $ee| ed through the tangled mass of dead leafage and formed its stream again and flowed away. Chained to its native A DRIVEWAY Page OOMMODOieF 51 rock by icy bands in the depth of winter, it struggled till it burst its bonds and. much like the march of the years whose fleeting limits marked the passage of time, flowed on and on and on. Like this little spring from whose waters, it is reputed, arose the inspira- tion of poetic effusion, stands our Alma Mater. Springing from an eminence on the western border of the fair city of Nashville, surrounded by the green woodland that covers the hillsides ol Middle Tennessee, its towers stand through the ebbing and flowing of the tide of the years. I o it come the sons and daughters of the fairest people upon the earth, to sip of the flow of knowledge, to imbibe its mead ol cultural intelligence, to be filled with the nectar of its inspirational genius. As come the seasons of the year, so come changes to it. Some are seasons of spring-like prosperity. Its rooms are crowded with students, thirsty for its outpouring stream. Its coffers are full to the bursting, filled bv the opened hand of philanthropic benevolence. New spires rise to dot its campus. Old towers are rehabilitated. New faces, taken from the elite of scholastic ranks, fill the vacant places on its corps of instructors. Others are seasons of autumnal decline. Dissentions internal threaten to tear asunder its organic quietude. Interference and criti- cism. external and foreign, deplete its ranks of students. The cornucopia of generosity is inverted from its face. Administrative stays and executive props are torn away by hands greedy lor their trained and efficient labors. Its windows no longer reflect the brightness of the sunlight, but through their dirty and unkempt surfaces naught but opaque stray glimmerings of a gloam- ing deepening into the black of night can be seen. I he vicissitudes of time and change buffet and rebuff each feeble, vacillating attempt at resurrection. To the morose existence nears the end of its toilsome sojourn. Life springs from the dust; the charnel house of death often becomes a gladsome chamber of birth. Sunlight follows the angry storm. Spring is the successor of King Winter. I he Picrcan spring, the ancient fount of 001.1. KOI. 11 At.l. FURMAN HALL age thirty-three Gg MMODORfc ---- knowledge, survived il all. So shall oui Alma Mater. Loyal hands shall attend her every situation. Sons shall drape their shoulders with sack cloth at its momentary decline, but resignation shall never replace hope. In the heart of her children the glow of admiration and veneration shall never cease. l o her aims they shall continue to entrust their offspring. For her honor they shall continue to battle valiantly. Our Vanderbilt is not immune from the changing seasons of mortal creations. It shall e. | ericncc its spring and its winter. But. through all. though its garments shall change to suit the season, the throbbing well-spring of its existence shall continue to fill its veins with life blood. And when education shall conquer ignorance; when that vulture of illiteracy shall no longer hawk at the body politic of our Southland, in the vanguard ol the march triumphant shall tramp our Alma Mater, riie name of Vanderbilt shall be emblazoned in letters of gold, and around her standard shall be gathered her crowd of sons singing those familiar strains. Hail to Thee, O Alma Mater! Vanderbilt all hail”! —C. W. Follin. Page thiiiy-fout CAMPUS VIEWS WESLEY HALL ENTRANCE—FURMAN MALL A DRIVEWAY Vi WALK LEADING TO COLLEGE HALL A SUMMER AFTERNOON ■-J1 FURMAN HALL THE TOWER INTERIOR MEW OF CHAPEL—COLLEGE HALL CALLOWAY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL (under construction) THE DENTAL BUILDING MAIN BUILDING -MEDICAL CAMPUS ENTRANCE—WESLEY HALL TENNIS COURTS THE MEDICAL BUILDINGS GALLOWAY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL—MEDICAL CAMPUS W. H. ScHUERMAN. C. E. .-It i f Dean of Academic Derailment ami I).-an of Engineering Derailment WILL ictfc Senior Class Officers HUGH J MORGAN CHARLES K LESLIE . . ARD BLUE........... BESSIE WOOTEN NEWSOM SUE RAF. SYMMES . Prendent . . . Pice-Prendent . Commodore Representative Clan Historian Secretary- Treauirer SENIOR CLASS—ACADEMIC: AND ENGINEERING Amis. John F.Rastus. B. A.. 2' X ...... . Franklin. Join ArmistCAD. Gkorck Harrison. Jr.. B. A., - X............................................................... . . Franklin. Tenia. ItrlMlIrt. ' '•' . KitXiiiuiD llaak.'lball Tv in. i-'VX; Mot.twt Cwvailttr. ll-'l.: f- r IV in- U.iia Mnl.ll, ‘ll-'ll. I: 12. K.l.riiiiry :. ud (VtilvM . CUM T « H THOU, Ir-'U. Vatally Tr..r T.-Hrr. t 13. Vrul. lu.k.il-xll T«.im, 'II- I. . TJ-.'IJ, Tl- II; A « lnni l3ia{ri Iru.U T-j if . ii- l2; Managor Tfaik T :un 'I2. M; l Mn-llrll. iiR' iVmiK-U. «.Vu ui ior«? KiffiN IMIvr: ‘II-Tj. Tj-'R. iH-bnilnji rnim'll, 'li-'IJ: Vti !•«•- - Mil'll! Sunil-Ill ' AaKiH'liillon, li-'IJ; I'rvaMi'llt SlmlfiilH Axh-mMU-xi. JJ.'ll; fr.;i«Oi.i V M. i A.. ‘I2-‘IJ; Vi.i-Rh - jtfrni V. 1. A.. ' IX-‘l •; ‘4l(i mr I Clui . ‘IJ.'IJ. l.l-MC. S| -« laiar Club. Tieftmis i ml Club. lj- )i. Rii'hMiiii I'oiiiiiiiHlurn 1‘lnh, ‘ir.-'U; riir.'f 'I'J-’IX I3-‘H Will SM9 II'-hM «if IHiu'iiiiA 13-'ll; oi-iiarvi-r S13R 'is-'li: Crlilc Phllimni.blo Hodi-iy. Il-’l ; tf)vi'-rr«' hl -m ri. limnn .' 1 CJjui . Blair. Julian M.. B. S....................................................................................................................Na Kvillc. Torn. o ui. Kicvt'ii, ir-'u Blaki mork. Jamks Griffith. B. S.. 2 A . Nathvillf. Tenn. « f)wi «aiui . ir-'u. Blul. Willard Harris, B. S.. I A •........................................................................................................ Nashville. Him. I’tciilili'ni I'hilcviphlc l.Ki rur at. « i« i . 'L' '13i; I IJ ll; ! • St.NIOR I.A ACADEMIC AND ENGINEERING Brown, Enoch, Jr.. B. A.. J 7' -I Franklin. Tenn. Koolball Ton . I« 11. ll - IJ, 11 14-. ’ll-1(4, T.nOv Trim ‘li-'ll. Utnuirr lto«k MU T kitv 'M-'H, « 1 «Mur •l:-,W !'• • W« . is-’l : CtimwilorA Club. Mc r - - ld« n .lu.iK.r «?! , KroAfcr’UI Ki- ctimim !is tv Clu . rr Mrt: r ’I ! ; l tn-HrH nlc «•«utirli. 11- 1 i. n mnw4 ni JH.-.rd, IJ II. Burr. Alfred Ham. in. B. $.. 2 .1 •. .................................. . Paragould. Ark. •! « I'.- •‘Jfri'U.'iJ. .v«. T a k T t. ’I -It. t-rv Tick T41M Campbell. Donald B.. B. E.. I 7' 1 . . . . Tullahoma. Tenn. wl Club. VVr l side lU-AJ.I, 13 14. S.-tut. M vl.iUI M l. •l.’.'IS, Mu.Mlit | - I4. Campbell. John Neal, B. S. . Natchez. Mis . ••.HuMW Su.tf, lt-17. p'l-i-tutor !;' Ir. ITwld-iin. I’:-' 1 I, alun j«l . Ini.- '!?••! I. .I«lil. 6 r h U l.ftu Cherry, Frank i.. B. A., w II............................................................................................Fayetteville. Tenn. Kro liOi. n tw t« . 9! - 10: Vi.-lr- Aldor.i i'MIo- •i-lm- l.lui-.Vrj S . ii.-ly. 10-11; “Huitll.-i Slofr. MO-''.: A l iant MAnau.-r ••HusUitr . IJ- t5: w. ,C SENIOR CLASS—ACADEMIC AND ENGINEERING Cowan, James Maxwell. B. A......................................... Dickson. Tcnn. Cuulin, Zachary. B. S.........................................................................................................Burdette. Ark. T.n.k T..IM1. IJ-l; • I -' 1.1: t'uoitrtil ItMMitc . Iw- II. Klh n. Il'lt; ela Kit v. n. ‘. i .- II; i•I Track T.Min. Mr-'IJ. Duflot. Joseph Lee, B. S.......................................................................... Mayfield. Ky. Early. Nina I.oi ise. B. S„ I I I . . ... Nashville. Ienn. Clrlit Itaakvt Kill T« am. 15 ll: CiipUiUi. Eskind. Ernest, B. $. . . Nashville. Ienn. SENIOR CLASS AC ADEMIC AND ENGINEERING FiC'ley. Bess. B. S. K A tv......................... ... . Canton. Ohio Gilbert. Leon. B. S. Nashville. Penn. Chief. Alfred. B E. ............................................ A la: nl Imlrutto- l r«n|n« Hi- II. K .unnvi Ihk Ai IS. It Nashville. Tenn. Hailey. Sid Houston. B. E. Wart race. fenn. Hawkins. C. Pf.arrf.. B. S. SMnisr) Dlalictlc I.library Sn ! ■ ‘IS-' I I Ft. W orth, l ex. SENIOR Cl.ASS—ACADEMIC AND ENGINEERING Holman. John Cabkl Ware. B. S.. 2' A E.................................................. . . . . . Texarkana, Tex. x(9tA'ni Mnnugri Vlifvliy Nine. l-.; Mannuoi 'Vnriaiy Nine. ‘lJ-'U: i u-l Club.— H-’IJ: i?ofnm« l re club. 'U-'ll; . rnn-ll.-llenle Counrtl. Honor I’-mmlu. I Irwin, James W.. B. S.............................................................................................Savannah. I cnn. Leslie. Charles Kendall. B. S.. « ' K 'I'. • ' ’ l ........................................................ . . Coweta. Okla. «Ilo- Club. II. It. II.’U, •ll. li: XlanUior. •IJ-Ml !• ! I'luli 15-1 «'otiin '.b.r ItourJ 12• 1X. IJ-'l«i Ctijirrnan. IS-'H. Auiiimil iri V.i«UlnUvi- AMityrl ' lre. n«-r Comm ml ore Out. IJ-’ll' SiuA.iH l li| Kin KKratrrnlo. ll. li; V XI C A Cabin ! I: 'I.' 'IX- II: 'r-,lil ni. 11-11. Vr lT. l.Unt 'Slo.!.ni« Awr.- niton. IX-' 11: SeKlor 'lJ-'tl l ie.«t«l nt I’an-HolUirjIO .CoinKlt. '12-'! . lJTTERER. Joseph Henry, B. S., K 1. (l li K.................................................................... Nashville. Tenn. Medaugh. Frederick Wilbur. B. E. ... Nashville, Tenn. SENIOR C l ASS ACADEMIC AND I NGINI.ERING Miller, Wiluam WashbCrn, B. I... A 7' !J . • Nashville. Icon. AwiMaai In Chrmutir. IV- 14. Too Kn«in • nan w imivo if |i Morgan, Hugh Jac kson. B. S.. ! (- . . . Nashville, T nn. v f llf '10 11, llfllt 'IJ- I1. 41J 1 - V|1 '• h« n r «l4f, '11 3- 'IJ-'U f r uv t •’lul-, I '!), ll-'ir. ' fivil; nl Club 'tJ-'Ul • :) .- Oufc. •1 |L u l: i_J I • ’Il MlI rr. i l«-nl |3'N IV'V.ftl.-qt J ni.v M3- ii| xiuar lUiafir' iti ilif Oi.it : ij. h } Morgan. Walter McHenry, B. A„ ‘b I b . . . .. . . Nashville, Term. Oat Club I: IS; ij t J 'V,. .|i .Via. It-13. t; iiJ|m i «r. Club, 'la.'it Nelson. Joe Henry. B. A.. .1 I'll ... . McKcn iV. I'cnn. Newsom. Bessie Wooden. B. A.. M. A.. K • . •) li A . . . ... . . . Hot Spring. Ark. ScoiI'lmy CiimUmi.. Clul . 'ijj.'ll. '‘Ijn. IIuiorl;ill. l;. 1-1; ITi'aI.J. t.l i sirin' IJoutHl Tablx. li- • I. SENIOR CLASS—ACADEMK AND ENGINEERING Peebles. James McAden. B. A.. Uni!.. Colombia. 1'cnn. Winner Krvslinmn l .'l.uu . ' - 1 i. T!‘liik lv.lrn;, 'lt II. VjintihlH MKfmil- |t)l -r-s .ii)ti rii n Ar- -.r!i.(lc'tK It.. A. Vouiik •«•'11. «t, •u .n. iv- in. i.nti •!( •• i. irin' Truck Team. 'M-IL Pvburn. Aubrey M Kay, B. A.. T K A ... Dodson. l.a. | i. .I.I.-rii Ills ••-•Hir .«••.•! ! I . r •. .............. I . I-l«.l.nk • I II i..« k.ft.ttn ; IV- i .it . 'ir-’ia; Kinnivkv («Mii. 'ir-' . s u:.-.n« ui.imj K«|riv u-'ia. John m...«•..iii t... -iirts Randle. Edwin Wall. B. S.. I A’ K.........................................................................- . . Paducah, Ky. I rMiii.ilI.- «Tui., 'ir- i::. i; m. V c (■Mi I.llrinr HorarlV. I : c. i.miv llrtnuyit ,I«K ‘Il-'IL L'.-l.alliik- i-..muil I.-:--H Rice, Elwin Cook. B. S., I K K..........................................................., s...........................Fulton. Kv. Cln tiurk r.-Min 'ii 'l: ij; r« .. .1. r ........... l.tirnirs Kml l l:'i «Hlttil W-'Ui I ml i.ltifc. TS-'ll . a«l liim Itii.lii.M Muriuvi' 1 Il.a.'i v.-i' r .U.iilliik iV l.clL 'I7-'H lsmu -..r '-(tlMteW'iV.' ---- Viitljpt h1li V M. • •j:;«'ll; TliunkKiilvifikr Jhltmtcr. IS-Tl. Rixes, James Davidson. B. S., I 7 ii Mer Rouge, La. SENIOR CI.ASS- ACADEMIC AND Rollow. Jesse Douglas. B IL. tf K Hs . . ♦ « r • t .1 r l!i k r%fi% I ur'it U )• Rooney. John Joseph. B. E. . . Shaw, Nina Adele. B. S.. I I I ... ‘iui , ‘jo-’ii; lli«k«n lt T«gin, ' • l' Shelton. John Howard. B. S.. 2 A OM ‘li-Ti. CJjiM Ji!-v,n. Ml- 12. Shofner. Sadie, B. A.. K .•! KNGINKKRING ■ ■M'lirtlid iN'-noirj . Clarksville. I cnn. 4. Ai MUH In . Nashville. Tenn. Nashville, f cnn. Nashville. T cnn. Mt. Pleasant. I cnn. SENIOR CLASS—ACADEMIC AND ENGINEERING Slater. John Raymond. B. S.. A K ............................................................ ... . . Valdosta. Ga. ;! •.. flub. 'IS-I3. MS- II: Manor ComnilMiv. ‘Ja-M : IMn -Mrll«nl ( unrll. l.'- ll Slaughter. William James. B. S.............................................................................. Nashville, Penn. S Clniw Trnok Ttoitt. IS. Southall. Sarah, B. S.. A' .! w . . Birmingham. Ala. Iirmnnili' lui . 'is-'li Sperry. Louis Fletcher, B. S.. «7 ! - Nashville, renn. Ktvnhmn Ivl.iit., 'I : Murm-t. •|Vim riu. •! .-il iV.iAen. il-'IS. Winn -,- Vouri .- Jt.'djil. II. DfemnMv l.Uub. 'll-');1. 'ii 'ii 'U-'H: iin-iviiir. ‘ir- is. i t i«i« M. Ik ‘ii. emuRvt ciut T- «uri r, ii-’M: riut; ivimnuniar - Urtanl. 'IJ II. Stevenson. Eldon B.. Jr.. B. S.. 'b I • Nashville. Tenn. I11 - I luh ll-'IS l r-pi tly Mnnagor Drvmat • '1 1 . IS- la Hn|«rtoii. IS-H. A . ’I|.‘IS SENIOR CLASS- ACADEMIC AND ENGINEERING Stjlz. Earl Bomer. B. A.. •! Ii K . . Gallatin, lVnn. Symmes. Sun Ray, 15. 5. .... Na hville. Icnn. Thomas, Eayick Pierce. Jr.. B. S.; Z A K . ............... Little Rpek, Ark. • IC m i. ' 1 _-‘13. n-’H JM.nynfc.T XjwwuUen, 12- Thompson. Daly. B. S.. .-I Til . . . Pocahontas. Ark. HArub Kbnrn, ‘ kljaflr. ‘tS IS; ri| -•' b r ’lul Turner. Carrol Conway. B. S.. A .1.................................................... .... Memphis. Tenn. SUMOR CLASS—ACADEMIC AND ENGINEERING Turner, William Hubert, B. S.. K -.........................................................................C arthage. Twin. 8i-nb Klrun. I . 11 Ml-Mr; Kx-nhman KUwn I ; Cl aln X6fb i ore Klev.-ti ’ll Waiwlty Nlar. II. Mr. MX. Ml. rm.taln 'Vnralty Nine. MS-M4; 'Varalty Ivl'V.-n, MT-M3. MS-Ml; i'cmn l(irv Club. MJIM I Walkf.r, Jno. Russell. Jr.. B. A.. I K I'....................................................................Trenton. Tenn. Aiutix-luK- realtor llumkr , Ml-'l:; Mnnmtlmi K.tltor Huniloi . ’I.'-'IJ; KMitoi-ln-chlor •HuMler . 'i:;-Mi; calumet Club: Cl .. Klrvon. Ml; l « «ml Potiiflaf Ruoeevell dub Full Mr Waller. Richard Cooke. B. Si,- - Morgantleld. Ky. Vtci-l’reaWent To mil . xx-clalbw). M3- 11 Warfield. Frances. B. E.. ’ (•) II.........................................................................Columbia, l nn. I'.iiwliu-rliik- Axxoolutlon. •li-’il. m;-’13: X-oi'-tary a«4 T'v:« urei ir-MX: Owl tjljjtt-- M2-MS. Whitnell. William McGill. B. A.. I K K..........................................................................Fulton. Ky. ,-cn. MO-M1-M2: Kl. v. n. M—MJ-M.1: Cl;« I'hv. Il-’li: A 1xt«nt Xlnnajtt r football renin. MS.'l ; M2-'I . Ifnfi r Committe.-. M!-'IX,’ 'IS-MI. 'Vnr lly Hie, 'It-'U; Oomnwlore Club, lb'll; XlanaK-r IVl- i, M3-MI. till.- Clui-. 12-M3-M4. On Kl-'i rl Club, ball Team SENIOR CLASS-- -ACADEMIC AND ENGINEERING WlLKKKSON, I-ON NIK OTTO. B 5., - • • A 1,1 11 nu. iii u , Sfanton. I cnn. Si To My Pipe A long a you bring me dream , old pip . Of thing that used to be: And show me eyes with the light that lies That once loved you and me; And call back the song on the mountain side. And the love of the moon’s old beam . I'll stand by you for a friend that' true A long a vou bring lho e dream . -R. C. F. 'eje jixIv-jcw.i (X. Page ixt i-eigi l O0.M MODO Junior Class R. A. YOUNG . N. S. SI IOFNER E. C. BARWICK......... REMBRANT MARSHALL R. G. FIELDS . Officers President ............... . . I'icc-Prctident .........................................Secretory ....................................Hiitorian . . . Commodore Peprexntativc Page lixty-nine O0MMODOBB JUNIOR CLASS—ACADEMIC AND ENGINEERING Atkins. J. D. C.. B. A.. K A..........................................................................................Paris. I'enn. Owl Club: President Owl Club: Honor Committee. 'lK-'ll; Claim Track Tenni. 'II. Bailcy. P. P.. B. E.. K il...................................................................................... Nashville, Tenn. Secretory Commodoro Hoard. I5- 13. BaRWICK. E. C.. B. S.. K - Grenada. Mitt, Owl Club: Sotroury-Trcawiror Owl Club: «leo club. 1S- 13. 'I3- H; Secretary ciaa , 13- ll BCLK. S. H.. B. S...................................................................................................Atlanta. Ga. Brooks. Miss Elizabeth, 8. S.. K A o............................................. ... . . . Nashville. Trim. Chester. M S . B E. H 0 II........................................................................................Nathville. Toon. Hetervc Klcven. ’ll: 'Vanity Klovon. 15. IS. Claw Truck Team. 15. IS; TYiu-k Tenm. 13. '13. I!...rv. Ba cball Team, '13; Owl Club. Clement. B E . B. S................................................................................................Humboldt. Tenn. Curtis. T. R . Jr.. B. S, ! N....................................................................................Bell Buckle. Tenn. owl Club: Gym Teum. il-'i:. 13-13 Cole. L. U Jr.. B.A..1X...............................................................................................Mart . M.tt Craic. Eo.. B. S. A 6..........................................................................................Nath ville. Tenn. Elliott. T. H . B. S. A T «......................................................................................Clark,v,lie. Tenn. Owl Club. Evers. F. B.. B. E . A T A........................................................................................Nashville. TeBB Owl Club, O0MMQDOBfc JUNIOR CLASS—ACADEMIC AND ENGINEERING Ru.is. Dean. B. S.. A T il..........................................................................................................Joneiboto. Ark. Dranlntle Club. Ts-’l . '13-lt Rorp. VV. S.. B. A...............................................................................................................Centre ville. Mi . FIELDS. R. C„ B. S., I X. i T........................................................................................................Nashville. Tenn. Owl Club; Freshman Debater: class Truck Team. '12: MnmiKlni; IMli r observer. -1I-'13: Kdltor-ln-Chlef Observer, 13- 'II; Secretary Dialectic I,Horary Society. ‘12: Commodore IU'present live. ’lJ-'ll; Spectator Club; Calumet Club. Flowers. J. M.. B.S.M...................................................................................................................Dothan. Ala. Gym team. 'Il-T. 'IJ-’lJ, Frierson. Meade. B. S.. A K K........................................................................................................Nashville. Tenn. Dramatic Club. MI: Hustler StnfT. ’IS-’IX GwathmEY. V. R.. B. S.. K A.........................................................................................................Nashville. Tenn. Glee club. 'i3-‘i t. I luPruAN. C. C. B. A.....................................................................................................McKenzie. Tenn. ■Varsity Poetlnll Squad, ’ll. 'II. '13. LaMKIN. R. T.. B.S..SA K....................................................................................................Montoe. La. Owl Club: Seeretnry-Trenaurer (.’la . '1S-'I3, Latimer. R. B.. Jr.. B. A.. 2 X.........................................................................................................Ulica. Miss. 'Varsity Itusoball Team. '13. Luse her. Carter. B. S.. A K K........................................................................................................Mobile. Ala. owl Club; Ola Woven. ’ll: VI......Frealdent Claw. 'II-'IS: Assistant mamiitcr Football Team. '13. Marshall. C. R.. B. A.. B 0 II.....................................................................................................Nashville. Tenn. Dramatic Club. ll-’lJ, '13-‘I4: (Commodore Keproaentatlvo. 'II-'l3; Class Historian. 'I3-'l« Page icvc ily-one OOMMODOB s JUNIOR CLASS—ACADEMIC AND ENGINEERING Martin. W. T.. B. E.. - X . Ntldin. Mi . Owen. Homer. B. A.. 4 K 2................................................................................................Lakeland. Fla. Secretary Dialectic Literary Society. MS. Philupp. L. S.. B. S..................................................................................................Nath ville. Tcnn. Ragsdale. C. A.. B. A.. ATI?.........................................................................................Santa Fe. Tenn. Winner of Entrance Price in l.ntln and Greek; Winner of Kreahman Mathematica Medal. Rich. Miss Corinne. B. S.. a a a Nashville, Tcnn. SlIOENER. N. S.. B. A.. B 0 II..........................................................................................Ml. Pleasant. Tcnn. Owl Club; Vlce-I’rcaldent of Claaa. Dramatic Club. M3-M4. Smith. F. C. B. S.. A K K...................................................................................................Hickman. Ky. Glee Club. MS-MS, 13- It. Smith. W.C..B.S..KS...........................................................................................Lynnville. Tenn. Stephens. J. C.. B. S.. A K K. - T............................................................................Nashville. Tenn Owl Club; Obaorver Staff. MJ-Mt, Spectator Club; Calumet Club; Captain Kreahmnn Nine. MI; Huatl-r StnfT. MI-MJ. rr ; Fate. J.A.B.A,2AK...........................................................................................Shelbyville. Tenn. J | j Owl Club. C0MMODOR£i =3 JUNIOR CLASS—ACADEMIC AND ENGINEERING Turner. Z. V.. B. S.. K 2............................................................ Ilfwrvo Klevon, '10. 'II. '13: 'V r lly Nln 'II. Varnell. C. C. B. S.. 2 A K.......................................................... ;ieo 'iui . i3-'i3. -ii-'n. Witt. Miss Rachel, B. S.. K A O...................................................... Witt. Carter. B. S.. K 2............................................................. Wilson, Ciia.v, B. S, A T fi......................................................... Lesvisliurg. Tenn. Chattanooga. Tenn. Lynnvillc. Tenn. Lynnville. Tenn. Arlington. Tenn. Wi.vroN. Cr.ORCE. B. S.. 1' A O...........................................................................................................Nashville. Tenn. Owl Club; Clnra Historian. ’12-'13. Woodson. J. T.. B. A. Gallatin, Tenn. Young. R. A.. B. A.. K 2..................................................................................................Memphis. Tenn. Owl Club: Setcoant-nt-Arnia Owl Club: Cluas I'Mhlenl. 'll-'ll: Claw llaaeball Team. '13: Weal Side Board. 'IJ-'ll; Treas- urer Students' Bible Cluas; Vlco-I'reslderit Junior Bible ••la : Assistant Business Manager llualler. '13-'1«; Assistant Man- niter Track IVnm. '13-'M. Younc. W. S„ B. S,. ATI!....................................................................................................Amory. Miss. Kreahman ISebator; Cla« Baseball Team. ‘12: Secretary arid VIce-ITesIdrnt rhllosophlc Literary Society. '13; Honor Com- mlttee. 'll-'ll; Treasurer V. M. A.. 'IS-'H. Page KVcnly-three Page icVcnly-four C0MMODOEE Mm SOPHOMORE CLASS Officers SHELLY G. HUGHES . JAMES G STAHLMAN . LESLIE II WEAKS . . WM. WINSHIP CHICK PETE E. CALLIS . . . FRED B. BRANSON . . RQBT. E. LOWE...................... ... Screant-at-Arm ..................President V iee-Presidenl Commodore Repie tentative Secretary anJ I rcatnter Honor Committee ..................Hittorian Rage seventy-five COMMODORE SOPHOMORE CLASS—ACADEMIC AND ENGINEERING Acklen. Miss Catherine Park...............................................................................................Nashville. Tenn. Adams. Howell E., HO......................................................................................................Nashville. Tenn. Allen, Paul II., t K I.......................................................................................................Tupelo, Miss. Ambrose. John L.. 2 X.....................................................................................................Nashville. Tenn. Aterbury. Roy 1......................................................................................................Ft. Worth. Tex. Freahtnnn Debater; Winner Moore I'rlte for Ixbatlnic: Vic-I'r. «i.leni Dlnbotl. l.llerar) Society. Atkinson, Richard M.....................................................................................................Nashville. Tenn. Bell. Robert H.. 2 X......................................................................................................Nashville. Tenn. Rcaervo Football Team. Blair. Frank. K 2.........................................................................................................Nashville. Tenn. Iteaerve Football Team. Branson. Fred B.. K 2......................................................................................................Trinidad. Colo. L'laaa 11 utor Ian. Britt. James Edward. A K K................................................................................................Nashville. Tenn. President of Freahmnn Ola . MS-MS. Callis, Peter Elmore. AT ................................................................................................Germanlown. Tenn. Honor Committee, ■13-MI Carruthers. Miss Medora.....................................................................................................Jackson, Tenn. Chadwick. Jack B.. A ....................................................................................................Nashville. Tenn. Chick. W.luam W.nship...................................................................................................Kansa. City. Mo. Cia Secretary nn.l Treaaurer. M3-MI. Chase. Miss Elise.........................................................................................................Nashv.lle. Tenn. Page jcvcniji-six C0MMODOEfc P- ----------- =J) SOPHOMORE CLASS—ACADEMIC AND ENGINEERING Chester. Sam U.. It O II...................................................................... Cl.ARK. J.VMES V.............................................................................. CLARK. J. It.................................................................................. Compton. Louis J.............................................................................. Cook. Classic Bet.i........................................................................... Cooudce. C. C................................................................................. Krvslminii IV'l.iitcr; l’n l-l ut Dlulrrllr l.ltcrary Society: Vice-President IMnloCtlc Literary S’ocloly. Cooper. W. J.. K 2............................................................................ Davidson. ILnu.nr M.. K 2............................ ........................................ ■ Vnmlty Klvo. 'IS-’IS. Varsity Nino. ’lr. ’13. Estes. William N.. it 0 II.................................................................... «■«•mini-inn- Koj.resxiiinllvo. ’13-‘13. Fox. Miss Charlotte Lee....................................................................... Garner. Robert L-. It o 11.................................................................... Track Team. Gray. George Brandon. — A K................................ Honor CommltUv, T.' 'I3, Mammock, Oi.in Clarke....................................................... ................. Mayes. Martin A.. It 0 II .................................................................... Nashville. Tenn. Nashville. I'enn. Nuhvillc. I'enn. Fl- Worth. lex. Santa Fe. I'enn. Fl. Worlh. lex. Nashville. I'enn. Gadsden. Ala. . Marlin. Tenn. Naihvillc. Tenn. Greenville. Mi v. Texarkana. Ark- . Shcllman. Ga. Nashville, lenn. I louMos. Henry M. Poltemillc. Ala. C0MMODOEfc SOPHOMORE C LASS ACADEMIC AND ENGINEERING Huches. S. G.. + K ♦.................................................................. I'reaiilent Sophomore «'Ion. •ja-'H. I LUNG. Leo M„ n I................................................ Jackson. Miss Eunice Baxter...................................... Jones. Robt. L.. ATI. .................................. Kim.ebrew. George V.. Jr.. It O II........................ Kileoucii, O. N.. K A......................................... ComiiHxloro Hand. Kilvincton. Lyle G...................................... Freshman Math. Medal. ’IS-’IS. Kirkman. Sam Mayes. A 0.............................. Kirkpatrick, Elijah N................................... Lemono. John Homer. K 1........................... Lipscomb. Perry D................................................ Lipscomb. G. I I................................................. Lawrence, M. K................................................ Lockwood, Henry. Jr........................................... Logcins. James E.............................................. Nashville. Tenn. I .illle Rock. Ark. Nashville, Tenn. She (Held. Ala. Nashville, Tenn Wynne. Ark. . Nashville. Tenn Nashville, lenn. Nashville, lenn I renlon. Tenn. Nashville, lenn. . Nashville. Tenn. 1-cwisburR. Tenn. Rockdale, T ex- Somerville, lenn. Page seventy-eight C0MMODORfc SOPHOMORE CLASS—ACADEMIC AND ENGINEERING Lowe. Rout. E..................................................................................... Y rally K |innl Koot ! ;• 11. McClure. Crutcher. tiO............................................................................ Rntrnnce 1‘rlu in Mntlionintli'N ami Hlntory. McDonald. W. A.. 2 X.............................................................................. McCill. Allen L... a K K.......................................................................... Anwrlal)' IMilor Hum lor. '13-‘14. McWhorter. Frank I .......................................... .................................... Meeiord. John A................................................................................... Miller. G. F................................................. .................................... Miller. Joe ...................................................................................... McKnigiit. ................................................................................. Moore. D. C- K ................................................................................... Myer. L. B.. ‘I A ............................................................................... Morrison. Dale N.. A T Si......................................................................... football Squill), '12: Vrirstlly IlinS'linll. Nortiicutt. Herschel B.. 2 X.................................................... Honorv- football TV til: l'hlto o| hlc Mlorary Noolciy. Norton. Miss Evelyn Polk.......................................................................... . . F.agleville. Tran. . . Nashville, Tran. Lillie Kook. Ark. . . Nashville. Tran. . . Nashville, lenn. Thompson Slalion. Iran, . . . Nashville. Tcnn. . . . Gallatin. Tran. . . . Arlington, lex. . . Oakland. Miss. . . . Wilenol. Miss. . . McKenzie. 'lenn . . Manchester. I enn. . . . Nashville. Tran. Ofkenhauser. G. F.. Texarkana. Ark. COMMODOEfc P SOPHOMORE CLASS- ACADEMIC AND ENGINEERING Orb. J. E.. K -................................... Overall. N. D„ + K 2........................... Overall. Robt. M.. - X......................... Paxton. Wilmont F.. •! A G....................... Philips. D. B............................... Porter. Philip H.. A T li . Pratt. D. W., K A........................ Robison. D. M.. a T ft............................ Football Sqnail. TS 'IS: Moore ITlx-- Itobatlng. Ransom. Miss Ellenc . . .............................. Rooker. H. G...................................... Reyer. Gt.o. M.. «1 K +.......................... POM bn 11 «quid; ‘Varsity Five, SapLt, Cari. E.. K A.............................................. Vlc«-PrMl(l«il Frcahman ClRM. T2-T3. Sensing. D. M...................................................................................... Seward. D. C................................................ Stevenson. A. 1$.. 2 X.................................................. S.rwi l urg. Icnn. Murfreesboro, Iron. Nashville, Tenn. Wilmont. Mi . Emporia. Mi . , Clinton. Ky. Nashville. Tenn . Franklin. Tenn. Nashville. Tcnn I i.inklin. Tcnn. Nashville. Tcnn. . Atlanta. Ga Dickson. Tcnn. . 1'ianklin. I rnn. Nashville. Icnn. I age eighty Nathville. Tenn. COM MODOEEi SOPHOMORE Cl.ASS—ACADEMIC AND ENGINEERING Sneed. Miss Marum Staiilman. James G.. X X................................................................................................................Nashville. Tenn. Huxllor Staff. 'r.’-'lS: Athletic IMHor Hunt lor. 'IS-'ll: Spectator club: Secretary ami Ti--.txiir.-r Krexhinnn Olaxx: Vlr.- I'renblotii Sophomore Ciana; Annlntant Publicity Manascr Dramatic club. 'I2-‘1S: publicity Mtinnicor Dramatic Club. 'IS-'ll: Cl a xx Track, 'IS; Varxlly Track. '13. Steadwei-L. John N.. A K K..............................................................................................................Nathville. I cnn. Stetson. John H . a K K Nathville. Tenn. Summers. L. C............................... Krcxhmnn Debater. Taveor. Wii.i.iam F„ I- K .............. ............................. Thomas. Jesse I Iale. K T............................................... Waller. Lyle B.. 1' X.................................................. Washburn. Miss Mary Ethel.............................................. Webster. James U.. A o.................................................. Weak . Leslie II.. a K K................................................ Itwi-rvr Nine. 'II. '13; Commodore HoprexontnUve of Sophomore Claim. Williamson. J. W.. K X................................................. Woodard. Fred C. X X................................................... Honor vo Foot ball Team; Captain of Kroxhman ltanketball Team. Wilton. Okla Mcmplii . Tenn. Nashville. Tenn. Morgonfield, Ky. Nathville. Tenn. Nathville. Tenn. . Fullon. Ky. Ml. Juliet, Ienn. Springfield. Tenn Pag cight p-t o OOMMODOB Freshman ('lass Officers ROBT. ELLIS TURNER ...............................................PreuJent WM. PRENTICE COOPER............................................Vicc-PresiJent TOM WATSON MAYBERRY.................................Setrelary on, Treatuitr THOMAS ALEXANDER FRAZIER . . CommoJore Repretentatire Page eighty-three G0MMODO HEjEa FRESHMAN CLASS ACADEMIC AND ENGINEERING Abernathy. Benjamin Harrison . . Historian Abney. Clarence Lee......................................................................... Adamson. Helen Lloyd. K A ©................................................................. Allen. John Lendon......................................................... Ambrose. John Loftin'. - X...................................................... Anderson. Helen Josephine. KAO........................................................... Armistead. Leonard I Ieame. 2 X . .................... Barrett. Leland Kelly Willson, k ....................... Beckham. Harrietts Virginia. A a a............... Blair. Rout. Vircii........................... Brandon, John Henry. •!■ K T................................... Branham. Alfred Hume. It O II.................... Brown. William Charles Foskette. A A K................... Bryan. Stewart................................................... Bumley. Leon Harris........................... Caldwell. Waller Bittrick..................... Campbell. Philip R. A T A Carson. James R.. K «F . Carman. William Charles. ATI!............................... •Vat-ally Football. Greenfield. Tenn. Greenfield. I enn. Naihville. Tenn. Okmulgee. Okla. Nashville. Tenn. . Bellevue. Tenn. I' tanklin. 'I enn. . Atlanta. Ga. Union City. Tenn. . Done Ison, Tenn. Nashville. Tenn. Spring I lilt, Tenn. Nashville. Tenn. Fl. Lauderdale. Fla. . I larlsville. Tenn. . . Rives. Tenn. Tullahoma, I enn, . . Reynold . Ga. Covington. Tenn. O0MMODORE3 FRESHMAN CLASS ACADEMIC AND ENGINEERING CARTWRIGHT. Wiujam Beui..................... Clark. William Martin. XX................... Cody. Joshua Cmttinden. X A K . . . . Cociireiiam. Henry Roland................... Cohen. I Ilnry Russeli...................... Ccoi.edce. Edwin Martin. X A K . . . . Cooper. William Prentice. A O Vlc --Pr ’«l l -nl: Ulmlrmnn IfIMe lnw. Cotton, Doucijis McCauley. T A •• Crutcher. Eugene Lose. - X . . . . Cunningham. Roy Hincley Davis. I Ial U.. i K K...................... Dudley. George I Iarolo. Jr.. XX.. Dui i y. Ellen Mai. KAO..................... Dunham. Howard Walter. T i.' . Durham. George Franklin..................... Elliott. William Yandel. XX. Mumhni. Ezell. Fred William......................... Fisher. G. Aubrey........................... Frazier. Thomas Alexander. T A o iViiiiiikmIok' lli'|irwioiiimlvc; ’lul . Ccxxllelttville. Tenn. Nashville, Tenn. . Franklin. Tenn. . Belhpage, Tenn. Nashville. Tenn. . . Atlanta. Ga. Shelhyville. Tenn. Nashville. Tenn. Nashville. Tenn . Nasliville, ’Ienn. . Nashville. Tenn. Florence. Ala. . Nashville. Tenn. . . Dallas. Tex. Gallatin. Tenn. . Nashville. Tenn. I lot Spring . Ark. . Atlanta. Ga. Chattanooga. T enn O0MMODOB FRESHMAN CLASS ACADEMIC AND ENGINEERING Fritchey. Dorothy Frances, a a a............................................................... Garard. Pauline, a a a............................................................. Gilbert. William Winifred. K 1........................................................... Cleaves. Richard Douglas. K .................................... Gottschall. Lyman Hirshman..................................................................... Greenspan. Myrtle.............. I Iarrison. Ruth......................... Harrison. Wellborn Mooney................ ..................................................... Hawes. Robert Rush. It O II........................ Heacen, James Nelson. Jr.. a K K............................................................... Heiskell. Mary Lovette. KAO. . . . Henderer. Irving Vance. KS................................................................ I Ierron. Louise. KAO............................................ Hill. Frances............................................... Hirsch. Nathaniei........................................... Holderness. George Strange. 2 A K.............................................................. Howincton. Margaret Evalyne................................. Hussey. Paul Edward. 2 X....................................................................... Jones. Henry Paris............................................................................. Jones. Madison Percy . . Memphis. Term. . Nashville. Tenn. . Santa Fe. 'I enn. . Nashville. Tenn. . Memphis. Tenn. . Nashville. Tenn. I iollow Rock. I enn. 1 Iollow Rock. Tenn. . Nashville, lenn. I title Rock. Ark. . Memphis. Tenn. . Nashville. I enn. . Nashville, lenn. . Nashville, lenn. . Nashsilie, Tenn. Pine Bliill. Ark. . Nashville, I enn. . Palmyra. Tenn. . Gallalm, lenn. . Nashville. I’enn Ve cighty-iix O0MMODOEfc FRESHMAN CLASS ACADEMIC AND ENGINEERING Klyce. Paui. Cage. i K 2 . . Klutts. Ai vin BroaDUS. K 1 . Kottler. Beatrice .... Lanciiam. Sam Battle . Lanz. Charles I Ienrv . . . l.E Blanc. Wansvel Octave . Lewis. Albert Sidney. Jr.. I! o II Lewis. Rumsey, K a . . Lipscomb. Thomas Ellis. K . I.owENMi.iN. Herman McDonald. Hunter. Jr.. !• A O McGrew. Sydney................ McLean. William Harvey . McLean. William Hutton . Master. Thomas Miller. A h Martin, Wilpuai.m H. . Matthews. I Iooper Weakley . Mayberry. Tom Watson. a K K S«MT« tary am) Tf« a urrr. Metz. I Iarold. K A . . . . Moiir. Lee J.. A . . . . Nashville. Tenn Ripley. Tenn . Nashville. Tenn . Nashville. Tenn Lake Charles. La . Plaquemine. La . Dallas. Tex , Nashville, Tenn . Nashville. Tenn . Nashville. Tenn . Nashville, Tenn Shelbyville. 1 enn . Nashville. Tenn Gallatin. Tenn . Nashville. Tenn . Natchez, Mm . Nashville. Tenn hranklin. 1 enn . Nashville, 1 enn . Nashville. Tenn ipc eighly-ieven G0HMODOB FRESHMAN CLASS ACADEMIC AND ENGINEERING Morion. William Thompson..................................................... Morton. Andrew Hamilton......................................................... My ATT, Leslie Edwin......................................................... Neal. George Richard...................... ..................................... Nelson. John Kelsey. ATS! ......................... New. Martha Lucile .... Nichol. Wendel. K £ . . . ... Noel. Martha. AAA. Norman. Marcarlt Bailey. KAO. .................................................. Norris. Clifton Dwight Odom. Milton DcWitt............... Paris. Sarah Estelle. AAA. Paschali.. William Douglass. A X Phillips. Alfred Owen................................... Picton, Walter Lanbuth . Pointer. Thomas W.. a K K . Porter. William Clayton Putnam, Emmet Perkins. 2 X...................... ' Vnrsliy Football. Ratterman, Mary Breen..................... Raymond. John Pation. a K K . San Saba. Tex. Nashville. Tenn. White Blnl!. Tenn. . Nashville, I enn. McKcn ie. Tenn. . Nashville. Tenn. Done lion. Tenn. . Nashville. 1 enn . Nashville. Tenn. . Nashville. Tenn. Fl. Worth, lex. . Nashville. Tenn Franklin. Tenn. . Nashville, Tenn. . Nashville. Tenn. Franklin, 'I enn. . Clinton. Ky. New Orleans. La . Nashville, Tenn. . Nashville. I enn. ’.life eighty-eight CTi-O M MODOBEi FRESHMAN CLASS- ACADEMIC AND ENGINEERING Reed. James Leighton. Jk.. 4 A (• Rice. Charlton Eari.i:. A K !■: . . Richardson, James Munroe. A K K . . Clarkivillc. Tex. . Fulton. Ky De Vail Blufl. Ark Honor Committee. Robinson. John William. K - . Savace. Kali. Eastman. AAA. . Schulman. Ernest................. ScilWARTZMAN. LEON............... Sharpe. Thomas Eari.............. Shea. George Thomas .... Sherrod. Julian, a t i .... Slcmons. Maria Dosser .... Smith. Dane Fairnsworth. 1 X Starr. Milton.................... Stephens. Ciay Greek. Jk.. A K K Stewart. James Rodcers Stewart. Randai.l. I X.. Stout. Dorman Gladstone . . Stratton. Austin Leslie . .. SuNDi Ri and. T. Edwin. K A . Terry. Prentiss McDonald. H o II . Harrimnn. lenn . Naihville. Ienn . Naihville. I enn . Naihville. Tenn . Naihville. Tenn . Naihville. Tenn . Columhui, Min . Naihville. Ienn Ml. Pleasant. I enn . Naihville. Tenn . Naihville. Tenn Naihville. Ienn . Naihville. Tenn Greenfield. Ienn . Lebanon. Tenn . . Fairfield. II Louisville. K 3 O0MMODOBE3 FRESHMAN CLASS ACADEMIC AND ENGINEERING Thompson. Robert Elmo .... Thuss. Andrew Joseph. K a . . . Trice. Spencer Talley................. Trimble. Francis Elliott. A K K . • Trimble. James..................... Turner. Robert Ellis. A K K . . . I’rMlilenl of Pta : Eoolball Squill Upton. Elizabeth...................... Waller. Alfred Evans. AO OI o flul . Weatherly. John Wilson. Jr.. 15 O II Weinbaum. Lillian............... Whorley. William Whitrit Wikle. Herbert Temple. A T A . Wilson. Arthur Preston. K A Wilson. Edward Blair.................. Wilson. Samuel Boone.................. Wilson. Thayer Smith. A K K . . . Wilson, Lorine. AAA................... Wise. Edward Munroe................... Wright. Nolen Lee..................... ZUCCARELLO. SaI.LIE BELLE............. Nashville. Tenn. Nashville. Tcnn. Nashwlle, Tcnn. Nalchci. Mi Na h ille. Tcnn Nashville. Tenn. Slau|(hlon. La- Morganfield. Ky. . . Na.hvillc. 1 cnn. . . Na K illc. Tcnn. . Nashville. Tcnn. Franklin. Tcnn. . . Marlin. Tenn. Ripley, Tcnn. Tcnn. Tcnn. Tcnn. Tcnn. Tenn. Tcnn. Ai i i n Gahiand Hall. LL.D. Dtcn of the I.otr Depaftmtnl Senior Class Officers R H LYLE President BURTON BARRS Pice-President S. II MANN Secretary anJ Treawrer I GRANBERY. JR Commodore Representative SENIOR CLASS—LAW Harrs. Bcrton. H. A. LL. B.. II K A ... . 1 ! ‘V Ctn-r Jr-II.. John Mu'rulVll li w Cli.i- 1-.-,1,1m,. Klnrl.li, Carothkrs. H. R.. LL. B.. 2 A .I,. !(• • r . Kl vr 1-1J. H-lj; r (l « KkO. Ewing. W. H.. LL. B.. II 6 II . Follin. G. Wf.bb. LL. B., T K A. 2 V . . . . •: W'ir’wJmian « : M.-rf. I'.lr- I-1.•« •llt P. 1A. r . ■[•trill Im .'hr Lit. s. . .. iy 11. TVlam- |n-|.«|. i ! . I rt u M a. '«I-'J tT.Vo Hub, MW Ibl UvOk 11. V. M. «• • ! Granbeky, W. I... Jr.. A. B.. LL. B.. « I • . 2 J ...............................Jacksonville. Kin. v i •. • . . . Ccntreville. I cnn. Columbia. Tenu. 1m. Worth. Tex. «WiM-if. l'(i; Out-i'itU rt' llf N J lo Ml lJ ll. il- Ml . - I r- M nt . Nashville, Tenn. t. iii i r«-K nWtlv .-■•r - SENIOR CLASS LAW Jones. H. J.. B. A., LU B-. • b II. •! n K, 1 I 0 lor- in«« Hi.. Vmlif Ntnv, ti .'Wmiitn • ?•• It...,A I Locke. I M.. LI.. B.. 2 A :. 0 I 0 i M Dresden. Tenn. :r CMTo nuifli. «'abln.-c. Ashdown. Ark. Lyle. R. H., LL. B.. A .I. 0 I 0............................................................................................Brownsville, Tcnn. • 1' ;..• I • tl 1.1- , .• .1. U-’i t • tj. « .•...i:....t. . 1 51,1,. K,ti,.i «tuti Mana . ■ ..« . 'II: Pr.sMr'n, s.'iili.r iji.. riiiiu.. Mann. S. H.. Jr.. LL. B.. I A A. 0 10 . . Forrest City. Ark. liMlBt Mow, — 1,1 .m.M.. nul- --• •, ry ••-I 1 itntvf l.-'U. MVJ«; M«n K.T l |( ’ VwuMOorf J rid ' Tr-t.k I.-Jim; oiiiiuchW,. • :lut.s I'anill. tl. nl? ’ hiim-II. 18.• I I MooRf., j. L., B. A., LI— B.. 0 I ' ' . ....................................De Funiak Springs, Fla. FjorMn Honor (N n n)lltr, : John Mnr«li..ll l..iw Club. SENIOR CLASS- Parks. L. 1... LI- B.v l T ii........................................ •'IIUMht ; I'hiif John M.tftfliHi Sims. C. C m it.. LI- B.. .1 7 ii. • ’ I I K A. 2 Y Alnluina «‘Jul : S i'r urj Vnml rMli JUndvru - « lawn; I'omni-xlori Bpvcinior T«vi «tt r ■ • mninrt «Ittti; IMd-HHIvuk hut.- Honor KvIf. ir-'O: Wlun-r o( Cal'kCban Pcu Wade. Frank. LL. B.. I A •', 2 ).................................... yr.«Mom DrnrrtniU- nub. 'Il-'li: «l K4IK V II; l rr...um «f CaluMrl « lob. John Jtar« ii!| l-i «'•lull “I f I AW . Lynchburg. Ten . .................................... . . Birmingham, Ala. l(.-D't' iMitntlv HihoikI Year «'!: • ■. .MUtorJiin of I; Inur .ll+inmt Dflxat.-r, V.m.l. iblll-K. ni l. X) I .. • I .... ' i V . .....ii 1.1 Clu '. Vi ■ r i'Iju. 1X1« 1'| IW|( 'IM« . ..................................................Brazil, Tenn. urMrrbllt •jiniM.-rly l-'lS: f.inunf.Ooro it.i.M.i. •] )• I________________- — O0MMODOBfc CUPI 1)5 LAWSUIT i. A Set-Ofi i claimed. Suit it brought . Ile goe into court O0MNODOB Page one KcnaieJ OOMMODOBfc Second Year Class Officers COOPER THWEATT.................................President T. L. CUMMINGS.......................................Pice-President C. M. IIITE........................Seer clary arid Tr «narer GEORGE Sl.OAN . Commodore Representative x? M - £ Page one hundred one t C0MMODOEE; SECOND YEAR CLASS—LAW Vloe-I'roiiiilent: Honor Committee. McMinnville, lenn. 1 iamburg, Ark Hammett, F. H„ + K S 1 lunltvillc. Mo. Hite. C. M.. ♦ K S Secretary “nil Treanircr. Kcvs. 1. W.. 2 A E, t A !• Ftrren Club. Sloan. Eugene, B. A.. K 2. «1 A •! . Ifc-batlng Council; Owl Club. Black Kock. Ark. I’agc one hundred l r. Nashville, Tenn. C0MMODOBfc 5 SECOND YEAR CLASS—LAW Sloan. Glo.. K A ...... 11. • i • I• Iltllllvo. Tiiweatt. Cooper. i.' A 1C.............................................................................................Do Vail’s Bluff. Ark. President: Vice-President First Year l.aw Van Ness, S. A.. B. S.. I? K......................................................................................................Nashville. Tenn. iHl.ntiiiK '••inn 11: First Y-iir Law S -li lni ill : Treasurer .Intin Marstiall l.uw Flub: President Dialectic l.lternry Society; Seritonnt-nt.Arm Second Year l.aw ' lass; Honor Committee. 'I2-‘I3. Whitehead. C. W.. 1' A K Mobile. Ala. Wiggins. T. C. Purdy. Ark Zimmerman. W A.. T if Memphis. Tenn. Hume. Alfred, A K K...............................................................................................................................Nashville. Tenn. Track Team. 12-'13. ’age one hunJrcii three OOMMODOEfe Page one hunJreJ four Cg HMODOKfc ogc one hundred far, Q0MMODOie __3ggg I IKS I YEAR CLASS LAW Amis. Jno. E,. - X ................................................................................ ... Franklin. Tcnn. Armjstead. Geo H.. B. A.. 1' X...................................................................................................... • Franklin. Tenn. Frcxhninn l olM U-r. ’olf-’OS: Freshman Itnxkcthull Tciiil. ■ •'' Monui I'nnunltti .-. 11 - I:. 'onf-Mant for F.uimlri ' M.mIixI, MI-MI. •IS- ; February SSn.l «’ontrut; riai. Track Team MI-MS. !;• . Varsity Track Tram. 'IJ-'IJ. Mcrub Haakrtbnll T«-ii rn. MI-MI. MS-M . MS-’ I •; AaalMnnt Mr.imKcr Track Tram MI-MS; ManiiKCr Truck Tmm, 13-MI; I'nn-llcIlcnU- Council. MS- . MJ-MI. )' nim Klorr If i-r-s- inaiUr. MS-MI. 'li-MI: I . i.atmc «Vunrll. MS-' ; Vlrr-l rml rnl sni.l.nt. a .m lallon. MS- ; l rr l«lrnl kiu.lmi.’ Aaaorlallofl. MS-MI; Tr.-a.urcr V M «’. A MS-MS. Vlee-I'rrat.tent V. M «V A.. MI-MI i-aliiniri flub, MS-MS. MS-MI: fpMlalor «Tub. MS-MS. MS-MI; Trc.urrr l «Tub. MS-' : I’peaflrnt «’ommmtorc nub. MS-MI. fh-rr l.cailrr. MS-MS. MS-MI: Vo t Sl.Ir H..r.r.| of Dilector . IS-Mi: ••Ol.aorvor’ Sinff, MS-Ml: Critic I’hlluMoplilc Society. MI-MS; VIW-Prwilili‘111 Krcuhiunii Liw flu . MS-Ml. Brown. Enoch. Jr.. B. A., a T a........................................................................................................... Franklin. Tenn. Knoilii.il Team. Mb Jil. MI-'ls, MS-MS. M3-MI; •’upturn, Is-Ml. It; -.'l ull Team MI-MS. 1S-M.. IS- ll. Ilutk-iI...II T«im, 11 MS. MS- ; Maiingrr llu.k. t(oilI Tram. MS-MI; wl «Tub IS 14. I re.l.lrnt. MS-MS; f«mm «lurr «’lab, MS-MI. I’tral.lrnl .1 unior Onto . MS-MS: I'r. l loiii Ftcahniun l.itu- (Tii««, M.-MI. .vn-mn Frcihrmui fla . MO-MI; I’lin-llcllenlr •’«Mine'll. MI- MS. V inino lon He.inl. M2-MS. Bryson. Clarence...........................................................................................................................Pituburg. Tex KrrAbmiin Debater, MI-MS; Tliankaglvlnir Ih-buf-i. I;- Burr. Alfred 11.. B. S.. X i:.......................................................... .... Paragould. Aik. Kivolliall, MO-MI-MS: CtaM Truck ................. 10-Ml-Mi; R«-.er . Truck Tram. Campbell. Jno. N.. B. S...............................................................................................................Natchez. Mi . Iluatler Stuff. MS-MS. MS-Ml; .«pectutor Club. Ms-Ms. l-i—. M: Ml; :ilt.m.-i i’lut . I . John Mumliull I .aw «’lut. Collins. C. W.. B. A..................................................................................................................Pulaski. Tern. S.IMI. Footbull. MO; I'nptaln Frcahmun Kootlrall. Mo: Scrub Huk-ImiII. Mo. -Viin.it Knucbiill. Il-Ms-M::; 'Varalty Football. 11-MS; «Sic «Tub. MI-MS: Jf-cretroy. MS- . I3 MI; Vl.r l'mul. nl • «I «Tab. Ms- IS. «’omm.alorr ’lub. ISM . A utant Cheer la-udcr, MS-’ll Conn. Harms H...................................................................................................................... A«lairville. Ky. COVINGTON. Wm. I... B. S.......................................................................................................College Grove. Tenn. Davis, R. A.. 4’ K +....................................... ....................................... Warlbuig. Tenn. Cii.Bf.RT. Leon. B. S...........................................................................................................Na hville. Tenn. Pagt one hundred OOMMODORJb I IKS I YEAR CLASS—LAW Gut.. Walker H.. I! n II Allcnsville. Kv. Druin.-ilic Cluli. I It: A-U-'iilxInc Munauci. Tl-TS: AxmicIui - ICtlllor HuMler . '11-TJ: Athletic Killtor. Krllim-. ' l 11: owl flul . 'I.'.'l::. West Sl le I lost ■ !. ‘ i j - ’ 1. 'is.'ii: Spcomior Cluh. t s: Commodore club Track. ■ll-'K-. 'Ir-'IS; Pan. Hellenic Council. 'lS.'tl: lllliRKK. I.. W '-T3; MntinKlni: 'Varxity Sulpltui Blurt. I ex. Henry. Douclas S.. B. A.. !• A « .......................... 'Varsity Truck. 1“: Captain Truck. '11: Iluxkcthall. '13.11: Commodore Clnl . 'tO-Tl. Irwin. Jas. V.. Jr.. B. S.................................. Killolcii. Walter N.. K A................................... I amb. Die.mek. K A......................................... ....................................................................N.tvhvillc. '11 - '13. I: 'll: Vnrulty S |iind Knot Imi I. 1 : dec 'Iub. •■ -'1 . '10-II. ................................................................... Savannah. Wynne. Fayetteville. Tenn I cnn. Ark. Tenn. McCloud. N. B.. K 2 . . . . Murray. Tuos. N.. DAK. . 'Varxlty EiiDtlmll. '13. Norton. Bout. II.. It it II . . Preston. M. FI., a T a . . . . •Var lty S |iind Kootb.ill 'IS. Prewitt, Allen M.. •! A it Purvlar. Gr.o. W................... Lynnville. Tenn. . Newport. Tenn. Corpus Christi. Texat Navhville. Tenn. Boliver. Tenn. Gallatin. I cnn. Pvbuhn. A. M.. B. A . T K A............................................................................................................... Dodson, I- - I'roxldent Dialectic l.ttcrury Society, 'l.’-'lS: fr.-.liniaii iN-butc. 'OS-Tu; IVluitlriK Council. l.'t.'ll. TlmnkuicIvInK D-buic li'-'t:;. Kentucky Debate. 'I'.'-'IS: Vlce-l'resl.l.-m Dialectic I.ll.rjry Society. I: TS; John Marshall lurvv «'luti. T3-TI. Rice. E. W.. B. S.. A K K.................................................................................................................F'ulion. Ky. CIhm Truck Teani, '11-T-.TS: Treuxurcr Philosophic l.ltcrarv Society. 'IJ-'U: ITexl.lent. '13.11; Owl Cluli. TS-'IS: Assistant Husltiess MuruiKcr 'Observor . '1S-TS: DoKulnit Council. '13-'ll. ManuKer Ohxervcr . 'U-'ll: Scoretar Vanderbilt V. M. •. A . 'I3-TI: Tliankuulvlin: Dchnter. ‘13-'I4. one hundred ieven C0MMODOE FIRST YEAR CLASS LAW Ridley. G. S,. Jb.. B. A.........................................................................................................Murfreesboro. Tenn. Owl Club, ’ll-'lj; I'rni-lIrllDUlr Council, ’ll-'ll. Schoolfield. J. R......................................................................................................................Denton. Tex Slaughter. V. J.. B. S................................................................................................., Nashville. Tenn C'la Track Team. T:, Smith. M. M.. ATS)..........................................................................................................Paducah. Ky SPF.RRV. L. F.. B. S.. -I- A O.................................................................................................... Nashville, Tenn. Frontinum Debate. 'I ; Alternate Tcnn. Oratorical I'ontMl, Tl-TJ; Winner Ymuok Medal. '11: Dramatic Club. 'Il-'i:, '1I-'I3. Secretary, li-13; I’rvxldotit. 13-'II; Calumet Club Tr. :i«un-r. 13-11. H| ectator Club. Commodore Hoard. '13-11. Sbyglev. K 2.................................................................................................................... Nashville, Tenn. Taylor. R. L..................................................................................................................Sulphur Bluff. Tex TURNER. W. H-. B. S.. K 1...........................................................................................................Carthage. Tenn. Knscball. ’ll-'ll-'ll; Captain. ‘II; Font ball. ‘1S-'I3; Vice.president Freshman claim: Owl tub. '13-13: Commodore Club 13-'1«; .side Hoard, 'I:-'I3, ’ 13-'I I, Vance. W. C.. B. A. (Princeton). 4 0........................................................................................... Nashville. Tenn. Walker. J. R . B.A.1KE..............................................................................................................Trenton. Tenn. Afxnclnic Kit I tor ■•Ilumler . II 13: MnmiKlnir K.lltor Hustler . 13-'13. IMItor-ln-Chicf Hustler , '13-'ll; Calumet Club: Claim Klcven. ’ll; President und Founder Itooscvelt dull Fall ' 12 Waller. R- C. 2 X....................................................................................................................Morgan field, Ky. Wax. John C..........................................................................................................................Amory. Mi . IONIAN, J. L.. (LI.. B. Jeffer on Law School)..........................................................................Albany, Ind. William . C. H................................................................................................................Nashvtlle. Tenn. McQueen. E D. K 2................................................................................................................Dallas. Texas 'Varsity Football. '13. I'age one liunJreJ eight OOMMODOBfc e0MMODOB Freshman and Senior When Freshman leave home, for to storm college wall . And to beard the stern Prof, in his den; When he come all unknowing the doubt that appals I he hearts of the old college men; — O. well for you. Freshman, if some wiser friend Mas called you aside and has said: There’ll be plenty to do ere you get to the end; I here’s a long, weary journey ahead. When Senior goes forth from his dear college hall . 'Io enter the battle of life; All eager to match a sweet morsel of fame In the rush and the roar of the strife;- O. Senior, remember. Iiefoie you expend All the vigor of heart and ol head: There’ll be plenty to do e're you get to the end; I here's a long, weary journey ahead. Pope Shannon. Page one humlreJ len Wilbur F Tilllit. A.M.. D.D.. LL.D. Dean of Thcologieal Department Senior ('lass Officers BOLLING LASNETT BRANHAM.............................................................................. President JEROME WALTER DANIEl............................................................Pice-President HARRY KING .... .............. ....................Secretary THOMAS MAYNARD DtSI lA .O Commodore Representative SENIOR CLASS—BIBLICAL Anderson. Leonard Porter. B. A. (Wofford College).......................................................Richburg. S. C . Anderson. Sid R.. B. A. (Polytechnic College)........................................................Rising Star. Tex. Mnnnit 'r HJtll, 1‘ivilJcnt V. M. A., ISiWU-il iWpnrtinum; TfivolwKlcal Bariak. JOSEPH Paul, B. A. (Southwestern Univ.).....................................................Pilsen. Bohemia C.lutiK ThouloiiU . 1. SIJin-y l.nnli-r. Ccimopulliun. BRANHAM, Bolling LasNETT, B. A.. M. D.. (College of Physicians and Surgeons) .... Oxford. Ga. Brinson. Summers . Waveily, Ky. SENIOR CLASS - BIBLICAL Chapman. JamSs Archer. 2 •! K. '!' K A, B. A. (RandolphMacon College)............Omega. Va. Vlc -lTr.UI JU Junior •!«•«. Cowan. Henry Grady, B. A. (Univ. of Alabama)...............................................................Jackson. Ala. Daniel. George Milton. A. M. (Trinity College)........................................... ... Roanoke Rapid?. N. C. Daniel. Jerome Walter. B. A. (Univ. 0| Texas)......................................................................................Cotulla, Tex. Theological I’Juti; i':orr«,x{rnnd ic School IhgtruciAr; vi'.t- i i.-xi.i.rn S'-r.ut i-liK.-. •'inir.-inn Mimonury ommiui'r v. M. C. A. Givens, Claude PresTON. B. A. (Vanderbilt Univ.)....................................................................................... Missouri I’r« l lrnl. S«roi rx. TccOMi'or. IO-'ll: limi l . | ln|ii 'io-’ll, of i)liilc«|lc I.library gUItjiy; (Sytitna- ium Turn: . MI 'MII In Oymnnatum; AullUni Librarian; Moulton of MuMln flam. si.ln. i.a.ikr Club. I'hnir- mar Mcmtiernhlp CfliVirtilllw Y M. C. A.. ’IJ-’li SENIOR CLASS— BIBLICAL Glass. Henry Iverson........................................................................................................Durham, N. C. M:irtuB«T WValoy llnlt, ‘lO-'U; A «l tnnl Librarian, 'H-'l;'; Chalrmnn MinlMvrfai Supply Committee Y M. C. A., lo- ‘II. ‘13.‘H; «‘hnlrmnn Social Commit!.'.. I'r.-sitient DlnN-etlc Literary Society. ll- lr;; Tr- i. mrvr Olaloctto Liter. ary n« kiy, l .-b.vin|r «‘minrii IJ.'lt; Aratniant In (VmpvndrattfrliiKil: Builww Miittitr Oliwmr , 'li.'ll, Gregory. Carl C, B. D.. •! K 2............................................... .... Birmingham, Ala. Jones, Henry Hart, l T I. Ph. B. (Emory Coliege) . Atlanta. Ga. Hawkins. W. E.. Jr.................................................................................... Calumet Club; Spectator Clot ; B.IUon.il Staff Hustler . ‘JI ‘13. Mnttt.Klnc K-lttor pt-terve nhte Va n !« rbll oNor tli Carolina Debate. ‘I .; Alternate Kcuilicrb Intercollegiate - oratorical Content, Me.lal In Oratory, 'lll'i Srrrrl'try Of Y. M ’IL’li . King, Harry. 2 A. 7 K B. A. (Unit, of Arkansas)...................................... Y.-orOtory Itll.llral li'ipartmjiii Theological Club; Cor r j on !enec Whonl Inrtrorb.r. Texas Fayetteville, Ark. SENIOR C LASS -BIBLICAL Sawyer, John Granbkry. - • • K, B. A. (Randolph-Macon College)............................................. Djsputana. Va. «•nfr„por,iUrc Seh. .| Ir-.U.-ror Th IOirl..it Club. SMney |j«r.i r •nut. Vis . f’t.. Ml« nt MuldJe f Mss. IVIl: Vic - I— .n l.-nt ■ lie Clntirrnjtt S IM I'orninilt - V M. C. A 'IJ-'M; Clialrannn Ministerial Supply Commltue V M •. A., 'i;.',) . Tlieii4((c«l R !i r int| iaUv 1« S.- l«rntl«n f rtirlnilmi Y« «nr People Dr SiiA o, Thomas Maynard, Norma! Graduate (William and Mary College)...........................................Daisy. Va. Vice-President Y. M. « A. Ml-'lt; l.e lor «if Student Volunt«.f Hand. '13.'H. Theolos «I Plus. lAelecaitl to Student Conference. 1 . Anl«la«| l.lbrarinn. '13 I . Commodore ll ].r .«cntatlv. Senior Cias . STEVENSON. Arthur Lin WOOD. B. A. (Randolph Macon College) . . Nandna. Va. j WOO. Pf.TER Davis, Ph. G. (Soochow College of Pharmacy) .... . Nant .iung, C hina Cosmopolitan Club. U I UIU ptjpunij MIO G0MMODOBE Come on Boys, It it not too lair to have a shirt parade. March off. and uniting well in order smite The rounding dishpant; for our purpose holds To march beyond the Grill Room, and the signs Of all the Nashville bars, until the morn. It may be that the cops will run us down: It may be we shall reach that dear old Belmont. And meet the jionderous Ira. whom we knew. Tho' many are soused, many abide: and tho' Vi e are not now that bunch which in old days Painted Dewey’s cannon: that which we are. we are; One Freshman gang of loyal Vandy hearts. Made weak by Mims and Math, but strong in will To shout, to sing, to yell, and not to squeal. —By . C. Slahlman, With apologia to A. Tennyson. Page one hundred ttrenty OOMMODORfc L'NCLK KI-NIL'S ’ate one hunJreJ t enty-one Page one hunJreJ I verity-Ivo OOMMODOBfc Middle Year Class—Biblical A. F. SMITH . A. L. GUNTER F. S. CROWE Officers .................President .................Secretory Commodorc Representative Mi: AhbuTMNOT. D. I I.............................San DicRO, Cal. BoiiMTT. T. B.. A. B.. B. D-. 1 X. '!• I! K....Baltimore. Md. BoVD. W. S......................................Decatur. Tex. CARNATHAN. W. J.. B. A.. B. D................Naihvillr. Tenn. MBERS Mi ns. R. F... C«owt. F. S.. Ph. B.. B. D.. X A K. . Fredericktown. Mo. Thnnta flub: Commodore H«‘| r«wtttatlY«'; Th'iwurcr V. M. C. . Dunaway. M. W............................................Wcwoka. Okla. Finch. J. I„. B. A.. B. D.............................Clarksville. Va. Asslstnnt Manager Wesley Halt. Gunter. A. L.. B. A.. B. D..............................WaRener, S. C- Dialectic l.llfiary Society: Tliomnn Carter Club; Sec- rotary of Class; Mcmtscr Del-mint; Coil noil; Thanks Blvliiif Delta ter; Th.-.it. nkal Club. Harmon. J. C., B. A.. B. D.....................Kins Mountain. N. C. lltNORICKS. I I. I...................................Carlersville, Ga. Hendrickson. I.. W.........................................Crewe. Va. ..............Raleigh. N. C. ................1 oluca. Mex. Club; CiMnnnjiolltnn Pamtoc. J. N.. B. D...................... Theological Club; Thomas Carter Club. Putnam. J. M.. B. S.. B. D............................Lexington. Ala Smith. A. F.. B. A.. B. D.. K A........... I'rcsl.lrnt Ml.l.llo Class; Thomas I ok lea I Club; .Shlnoy I.an lor Club. Smith. C. G.. B. S.. B. D................ ..........Marl. Tex. Carter Club: Tlioo- Smithdeal. E. O.. B. A.. B. D......... Dialectic I.ttcrary Society; Thcot' am l.lbrarlan. Starnes. C. F.. A. B.. B. D........... Murnto-ItyniiK Club. Stodciel. W. J......................... Turrentine. G. E.. B. S.. B. D......... Wasson. D. R . B. A.. B. D............. Murato-ItymiK Club. .............Corinth. Mi . ............Advance. N. C. ogical Club; Assist- ...........Candler. N. C. ...........I lanton. Ky. ...........Gadiden, Ala. .............Ethel. Mi . 1SK le one hundred Itrcnty-lhree G0MMODOB one lunulreJ twenty-four C0MMOPORfc Junior Class Officers CHAS. D. McGEHEE......... HARRY L. HUGHES.......... H. V. CAMPBELL........... B. H. WENDELL............ .................President . . Pice-President Secretary and Ttrawler Commodore Representative le one hundred ttvenly-ftve O0MMODOBfc Allday, R. E..........................................Atlanta. Tex. Bark. A. W...........................................Goodrich. Tcnn. Bartley. E. W.. (A. B.. Central. Mo.)............Kansas City. Mo. Director Commodore Hand: Member Wesley Mall Or- chestra. BRACCO. Jno. J-. (B. S-. Southern. Fla.)................Cocoa. Fla. Brows, Walter E.. (B. S.. Young-1 larri . Ga.).. . .Madras. Ga. Member Dialectic Literary Society. Berks. Enoch Marvin ...............................Birmingham. Ala. Campbell. I I. U.. (A. B., Central. Mo.).........Lee's Summit. Mo. Recrctnry-Treasurcr Junior Clam: Member Commodore Hand; Member WValry llall Orchestra. Carlton. Henry Austin ................................Arcadia. Fla. (A. B.. Emory and I lenry. Va.) Member Dialectic Literary Society: Member Kyanx- Murato Club. Coan. John B........................................Clarendon. Tex. Cropper. Walter V.. (A. B.. Kentucky Wesleyan).Winchester. Ky. Evans. L.. I.........................................I.ufkins. Tex. Faxon. ElwoOD B......................................Portland. Ore. GaRRATT. Gr.O. D.....................................Portland. Ore. Gilbert. G. Leslie......................................Gould. Ark. Hall. Clare W„ (A. B.. Southwestern. Tex.)...........l.rander. Tex. Hassi.ER, Warner E..................................Clarendon, Tex. Hawkins. Oscar M.. (A. B., Washington. Mo.)..........St. Louis. Mo. Hill. Edgar G.. (A. B.. Randolph-Macon, Va.).........Ashland. Va. Member Dialectic Literary Society. Ull-L. M. F., (B. A.. University of Texas).......San Antonio. Tex. Member Dialectic Literary Society. Hughes. Harry l„. K A...............................Hillsboro, lex. (A. B.. Southwestern, Texas) Vice-President Junior ('litu ; Member Dialectic Lit- erary Society. Iollister. Kinner...............................Bowling Green. Fla. Kr.NNE.Y. John R...............................................Fresno. Cal. Member Dialectic Literary Society. McGekee. Ciias. D.. New Orleans. La. President Junior Class: Member Dialectic Literary So- ciety. Mims. Samuel McPherson.....................................Oxford. Ala (A. B.. Birmingham College). Member Dialectic Literary Society. Morris. Otis A.........................................Ardmore. Okla. Mortoyosiii, Kiyosiii. (Kansci-Gakuin Col.)...........Uwajima. Japan McMlCKIN. . (A. B.. Southwestern. Tex.)...........Memphis, lenn. Navi or. Georci Di nt. (A B.. Randolph-Macon)... .Clinton. Md. Nelson, Will L.........................................Pulaski. Tenn. Oshima. TaKAYOsHI. (Kansci-Gakuin)........................Oita. Japan. Rauiin.-. Daniel B.. (B. S.. Ruskin-Cavc).. .McCall Creek. Miss. RoHir. T. O...................................... Little Rock. Ark. Rost. Henry R.........................................Covington. Tenn. Mrmlwr Dialectic Literary Society. Rowe. William Joseph................................... Conway. S. C. Ri ll. RobT. II. (B. A.. M. A.. Mlllsaps. Miss.). Chester. Miss. Dialectic; Kappa Slirma; • '.tlunn-t flub. Kyanx-Murotn flub. SeI.51 MEYER. JOHANNES. E. M......................... l akeland. Fla. ’Fwk.cs. Walter Mondwei.l. (A. B.. Young-Harris) .Choesloe. Ga. Walker. David Stewart. (A. B.. Virginia Christian) .Lynchburg. Va. W 'SINGER. 1 S........................................ Blacton. Ala. Wendell. Bi n . I lusi.... ... .Arkansas City. Ark. fommmlnrc Iteprereiilatlvc: M. inb.-r Dialectic Literary Society. JUNIOR CLASS BIBLICAL Page one hundred Irrenly-dx I.ccil . E. Bcrcm. M.D.. F.A.C.S. .■Itting Dean of MeJital Department Officers JAMES ARTHUR ORR President THOMAS ALBERI KING Pice-President ALBERI EARLE LEGGETT Secretary JAMES EDWIN WALSWORTII Treasurer JAMES NORTON NICHOLS Commodore Representative • LNI0R5. 011 SENIOR CLASS MEDICAL Allen. James Stockdell. 1 X. l X.................................................................Winchester. Ky. Wither !) onn dob; Ferret Club. Benson. Burnett Boisseau; K .1..........................................................................Bardwell. Ky. Wljhvr«po tn I'lub. Blaydes. James Elliott. .1 7' 2, .1 K K...........................................................................Covington. Tenn. Vl«her fKH n Clot). Brown. Robert Rates. - X...............................................................................................................Nashville. Tcnn. VVItlierxj..... Oul : ferret «'! « •: -Vamlty Kontluill £ |iia«l. 10 !1; 'Vnr ilt Rank-tbOll Tenrn, '10-'ll: 'Vanity tn c hull Ten in. • -•11; O|o Club. 'Il-'U. 'IS. II. Bishop, Eucene Lindsay, .1 K K Bruce illc. Tex. SENIOR C LASS MI .DIC AI Cavck. John Smith, A' V'................................................................................................ Nashville. Tenn. Chapman, Thomas Crowder, .1 T U, A A A' Brownsville. Tenn. luU; ('■•«lnn.in ‘‘I I'.niiK llu ln « Unn«ii«r ..f • Kiuillrr . lull' K«U( r HutllcP'. 'Jr- 1': M.-.li. .il l-.tn H.'kn'- «'.urrtt. 'VI- I:. It- tJ. S -rr«l r mid Tr -u ur r Mr.li.al I'qn-llrllcnlc ' 'll-'l:. Cochran. Maro i.Lus K., A 2, ' ' .......................................................................... Barnesville. Ga. Crumbley. james Jernigan. B. S., 2 Georgetown. Ga. Wllhflrupoga flub: 'ommo 1niy Cvprvf.iimtiv. .1 tinlor flu... lr- IS; i.tn Senior 'IS-'ll. I'li.ilr ..f Phyllo Mniieal Ix-partnvnl, 'IS- 1S. Dabbs. John W. 'I Nashville. I enn. SENIOR CLASS- MEDICAL Darwin. William Cyrus . . 'Mil. Dillin, Franklin Lafayette. U V ! ...................................... WiihiT jiiif.ii «.Mult; s«-.-r -tnry oil«l Trej yvr«?« JuMer «:j t« , 'li-MJ Douglass. Henry Lightfoot. 2 .1 ?. A K K . 1 roM lfiil Junior «Mo . Erickson. Clarence Bartel. 1 7' I. A ' . X....................................... Vlth. r |Mion «Mult; ,M. illcut l‘.1n-llpllt nlt I'ouncil. 'll'- U; «'ounmutor- IIiukI. •) Evans, Raymond Myers. B. S.. •! X............................................... ■ •.muiifil.T.- K, (tr« .Miiuilv . Rr- lim:«n l«Hi«. ’I: «'In ll..« oi'!2-'l . Evansville, Tenn. Na$Kvillc, Tenn. Gallatin, 'Tenn. Shreveport. La. Tompkinsvillc, Kv. SFNIQR CLASS Enes. Frank Pierce. K A . Fenton. Walter Wallace. B. A A' Freeman. Arthur. A X A Gin an. Thurman B.. B. A.. A .! K, .1 A' A' Hatcher. Gf.orce Abram, } MEDICAL Nashville, Penn. . Winchester, Ohio. Pulton, Ky. Nashville, Tenn. Franklin, Penn. SENIOR CLASS—MEDICA1. Hawkins, ThaddeOs Isaiah. K -. !• X . Siilwboro. Ga. Henson. Sam Lafayette. II M ... . Benton, Ky. Haggard, William Aldf.n, .1 K K Windsor, N. C. Hunt. Sam, Jr., I K 'I'. A K K........................................................................Ft. Worth, l ex. r-. iriai) I'ommndn IliuM. ‘•■i.'ia-. I'nn-IMF-ntc 'I '«■'I ; «'In , 'll- ‘Ml: Honor ‘oijinitn -.-. V|ih -i i v%I «'Ibb: •7-JI OfuH s Jackson. John. B. A., K 1. A K K.............................................................................Dyer, Tcnn. Vnhri io on i-lnlj; rvM«l.n K'othmun 0:1« . ‘lO-'JI. SENIOR CLASS- MEDICAl. Jenkins. Jesse Gee. X Z X . Jones. Fred Anderson............................... King. Thomas Albert. K '1'..................... IVItbrnipfMMi 'lub. 'to r.| ri’il lrni s.iij.u iM . II ; Lee. Chester Dare, II M............................ Leggett. Albert Earle. l X. - x i: . Hubbard, lex. Grand ibvfrs. Kv. . Vernon. '1 ex. Paris, Tcnn. Magnolia, Miss. SENIOR CLASS-MEDICAL Little. Bayless McEwen. 2 .V. XXX............................ Yllhriv|i n n «'«jituln ll ll ul K'oollull Lonc, Henry Clay. X Z X...................................... Lipscomb, John Marshall. K 1'................................ Massky, Virgil Elwood. X Z X................................. Mead, John Aktlmas Dresden, Tenn. Nashville. Tenn. Nashville. IVr.n, . Yuma, I'onn. Log town, Miss. SENIOR CLASS- MEDIC AI Mashsl rn. Neely C.. ! ■ A . ... Miller, Dubart, B. S.. ' V . Moore. Milton Jlfferson. K 'I' . ............ Moore. William Raymond, K 7' McCaup. Hugh 1....5 K K . . . Bolivar, fcnn. Corsicana. Tex. Alexander. Tex. Alexander. Tex. Brookhavcn. Miss. SENIOR ( LASS—MEDICAL McGarvey. Earl. ' .1, b A......................................................................................... . . Lexington; Ky. fmhtoil Witlii ••in .. CIhIx 11 1 i, t'rvai-lrni «!!••. Club. '11 11. Atuxam In i'w I • -i «I! --- «‘Iuli. '13-'M. .-'•aiHi • 'it n |-u« ! • ! I. McKay. Jamks Clyde. B. Pd............................................................................. Kcnoctt. Mo, MeSwAiN, George Randle. 2' .V. A Z A Paris. Tenn. V)tlirr |MM n Clfi), Nichols. James Norton. K 1 . ‘ Tri an.ur« r With i t'lab; irViliixr.CMM. U li Norton, Ethelbert M.. B.:S . X Z X............................................................................. .... Birmingham. Ala. A «.Mtn(u IMtt'-i Obi Z ia CM K«w r l : Ciumi 11 Ut or Ian fJojih-mcro 0 6 . Tl-Tj KoOor oinihl.|w-p. Iv-'U. SENIOR Cl -ASS- MEDIC Al. Orr! Janu s Arthur. A K K . Bar iotvn. Ky. Perkins. Jack Furman. A Y. A .... ... McKinney. Tex. Potter, James Earl. ! Ii II ...................................................................................1 larrisburg. III. P’Pool, David Bruce. K 'I'..................................................................Lamaseo. Ky. Columbia. 1 enn. Pillow. Robert. Jr.. .1 K K SENIOR CLASS—MEDICAL Ramacf.. Raymond Brock. •}) ! ......................... Reeves, Daniel Herbert................... •Vomity Football iiqua.i. I' ’U. Shelton, William Asa . Shelby. Mitchell Hudson. I 7’ l. . Z A s'r«inr VMl. rajmm.h C'fab; ten I fun- llcM nlc Council. Simpson. John Clifton. Phar. D. LaFayetlc, Ala. Ridgeway. S. C. . Oliver Springs, Tenn. Charleston, Mo. tii ram| ti. V (. v . '13. M.-.l Hamburg, Ark. SENIOR CLASS Smith. Dewitt T.. I K E, A K K..................... Vitv i T !.! iu Vlih («ixinii ‘ !ub. Ct . Club. 1 11, 'll- !.. Swinney. Bllford Alonzo. A XX Sanders. Jesse ArtiveldT. B. A.. M. A.. II M . Thompson, Ernest Brent, t K ' '. b A Thomason, Charles Franklin. B. A.. K 'V . MEDICAL ............................Trenton. 1 cnn. y n«'l Tr n ur r rr. hm n Cia««. 'J«- IT. . Newton, Tex. . Garrett, Ind. Najshville. Tenn. Nashville. Tenn. SENIOR CLASS MEDICAL Tidwell. Harold Franklin; ' .............................................................. EJvijab. Mo. .V i! v WitbWvpooa i-inl,. V Waddell. Henry Grady, ii V •!-........................................... . . . . Albertville, Ala. Warren. Charles Herbert. Phar. D......................................................... Gainesville. Tex. Walsworth. James Ednvin, II M...............................................................Shreveport. La. With : Club, Tri'itnirer Senior « ! . 15-'I4. Willey. Felix Jefferson, ii Y •! ... White Bluff, fenn. Wilson. Ennis G. A ' ' . Wlllirtaiwx.n M. f Wilson. William Edwin . tUpr Mn !■ ill Ctttt ICw l SENIOR CLASS- ■■ ! • ...l.lrj, IJ.-M ME DICA I. Altu . Okla. Pulaski, lenn. k'-Ei one hunJreJ forty-fivt O0MMODOB I'agc one hundred forly-tix O0MMODOE Junior Class W. R. GODDARD . C. W. PRICE C. H. Cl.EVEL.AND LOM BROWN . . R. C. CAW 1 R A. OLIVE W. A. DIAL J Officers ....................................Pretider ii ...............................Viee-Preoidcm ....................Secretary an,! Treasurer ...................Commotiore Representative ............................Honor Committe; hundred forty-seven G0MMODOE JUNIOR CLASS—MEDICA1. Anderson. J. J.. II M Anderson. S. N . .South Pittsburg. Tenn. Anthony. D. I I.. A T li. A K K . . Ripley. Tenn. Arrants. W. R . II M Aylen. W. O.. •!• B II Vleo-I’reiitsleiit ( latu . 'IS. Baily. C. L.. X . X Scollsburg. Va Baily. C. O Barnes. M. W Barry. T. R.. X X Franklin. Tenn. 'Varsity Nine. 'OS; Ohm Treasurer. ' 13. Bell. F. G.. K K A K K. Nashville. Tenn. Claw Secretary. '12. Belue. J. O Bowen, W. P Brandau. W. 11.. K X. K K Clarksville. 1 enn Brewer. F. B.. X Gainesville. Texas Brooke. C. C Alvorelta. Ga. Brown. T. 11.. K X. •! X. Gallatin, 'ienn. 'Varalty Kleven, '10, 'II. '13: I! .tvu FTve. 'II; 'Varsity nv -i , 'ia. ’H. Burnett. R. W.. 'I H II................................Wiggins. MU . Burns. E. B.. II M......................................Ralli . Miss. • N Casmion. W. A............................................Nashville. Tenn. ClIANDl.r.R. O. B...................................Union City. 'lenn. Chester. V. S.. X . X...................................Benton. Ky. Childers. J. E. II M. Ripley. Mis . Christian. I . II.. A •............................ ..Columbus. Ga. i Kmory «'olleRe, H. S. Christian. T. B.. 1 A O...............................Columbus. Ga. i Kmory Collesse. H. S t Vli'fl'ri'iiWrnt On . 'II. Cleveland. C. H.. X. X A E.......................Centreville. AI (Southern rnlwrstlty. A. H. Seen-tiiry unii Treasurer of Olnttx. Cooksev. R T.. I’. II. K K ...............Bowling Green. Ky. Core, W. J...........................................Nashville. Tenn. Cushman, H. I ...............................................Louisiana Dade. R . II II...............................Hopkinsville. Ky. Denham. R. II.. K X................................Lewisburg. Tenn. Svereiury cin . 'ia. Dial. W. A.. X..........................................Cardwell. Mo. Ehrlich. S.........................................Little Rock. Ark. Farmer. N. II.. X.........................................Newman. Ga. Fowler, C . (... •! K lv K......................Gaincslsoro. Tenn. Fowler. F. F.......................................Spicewood, l ex I Rasf.R. H. F... X X. X........................Bowling Green. Kv- (Vanderbilt. H. S. i t Vanderbilt, It. f .. I h. C.) Caw. R C.. K 'F....................................Gainrsboro, Texas Gee. O. J..........................................Greenville, Texas Gillen. G. II.. X A K. A K K...................South Pittsburg. Texas one hundred forty-eight CUO M 1ODO DD JUNIOR CLASS—MEDICAL COOOARD. V. I?.. I I' i 'I' X.................. I larrod burg. kv. Gorton. L. W.. A K K. A K K.......................Waterproof. La. Craves, I.......................................Chapel I till. Ky. Craves, I’......................................Chapel I Ml. Ky. IIali.. C. I.......................................Smithwick. Texa Harris. I.. W..........................................Bella. Tenn. I Ir.NOERsoN. R. 15.. K 'V..........................Humboll. Tenn. I llllBITTs. W. M...............................Char let ton, Mo. Hill. I.. I).. X Z X. T 1i..........................Spaiia. Tenn. I IlNDE. II. K.. II 'I .........................San Angelo. Tex. I loi MI S. I . ....................................Winona. Mi . Houston. M. I'.. X Z X...............................Deealur, Ala. HUNT, K. S............................................Milner. Ca. Jackson. N. R.......................................Smithwick Texa Johnson. J. I........................................Phoenix. Ariz. Jenkins. J. 15,. X 7. X.............................Hubbard. Texa Kelly. T. 15.. It o ||. it ll.......................Du Quoin. III. Law. W. I ................................... ettmoieland. I enn. Lawwell. S........................................Challanooga. I enn. Lester. J. I)........................................Woodbury. I enn Macu, R. C...................................................— Manlove, W. R.................................Nathville. I’enn. MaRKI.E. I... It K. II M.........................Nashville, lean i Vanderbilt. It. s , Massey. V. E........................................................ Mil.LI R. L. I......................................Corsicana. I exas i NitKlivlllo I little School. It l„ i Moon. O. 15.. 2 A :............................Bell Buckle. Tenn. Moss. C. S...........................................Franklin. Tenn. Sc nance. |{. a.i Motley. R. I....................................... Nashville. Tenn. Nash. V. B.. K A. X.............................Slanhtn. lenn. Nelson. O. C.. A K K. A K K............................Mobile. Ala. VamUrblll. It. S.) ''h M l ivc. 0T. 0S; I ),| iain Ola Five. i : 'Varally Five. 10. ir. IS; Cnr-tnin 'Vitrally Five, IS: «-lass Klcv.ni, ’l : Clam Track Team. 10: K-tcrvc Track Team. 10; llall llca.l Club: Owl Club: Hrnmatlc Club; Afiuailc Club; AKHlmanl Tr.atur.n- V. I . A. A.. 09-'lS: V. M. . A. Cabinet, is: A l innt Inmniclor Clunnleal Laboratory. '13. :i: Secrelnry Vambrltlli Snnl.nl ' AxKoclatlon. I. ; Vlec-I’rc l lcm Vninlcrbllt Sttnlont ' Aeioiclullon. '13: . l ianl I'hyeiolcalcnl la ln rator . IS; c..mt.i. l r Kcprraenlallv.i Cln '13. Nicholson. L. 15........................................Collin ville. Ala. me him,ltdI forly-nine C0MMODOB£ Odom. C. C. A A. JUNIOR CLASS—MEDICAL ...Roger . lex. Smith. V. 1!.. II M OLIVE. R. A....................................San Angelo. Tex Race. W.....................................................Salmon. Ala. Rauk. I. O..................................... Union Oily. Tenn. IliiKlIrr StafT. 'IS-'IS.' Parrish, T. E.. II M...................................Danin, Fla. PoDESTA. A. J.. ii T «I ...................................Nalchez. Mi . Pollock. C. R.. K 1. A K K.......................Rocky Ford. Colo. Price. C. W.. X 7. X.............................New Decatur. Ala. I Hirmluuluini College It. S Rock. J. W.............................................Paducah. Ky. Ross. S. T....................................................Mini. Tenn. Scott. V. W., II M.................................Dc Kalb. Mi . SlEUF.N MORGAN. L.................................Nashville. Tenn. Spencer. O. M..............................Bessemer. Ala Smirl. R. J.. K A K K............................Rocky Ford. Colo. Smith, M..........................................Corsicana. Texas SWEZEY. S..........................................New York City . . Corsicana. Texas . . . Nashville. 1 enn. Bowling Green. Ky. I iio.MAS. Ire. An V.................................... Benion. Ky. Waddell. J. R. ..................................Rogersville, Ala. WaLLER. C. I ....................................Nashville. Tenn. Walker, S. E....................................Allwood. I enn. WaLTON. C. D....................................Nashville. Tenn. Warren. II. F„ K !•....................................Alvarado. lex. Weldon. D. F.. II 'I.....................................Lavonia. Ga. Wimm. W. Roy. ‘I I! II..............................Nashville. Tenn. WOOORINC. T. V.. K X.................................Nashville. Tenn. Freshman Football anil Hnm-bnll: ’Varsity. ‘12: Med Kill Srjuail. ’12. Vandiver. II. G..........................................Irenion. Ala. Vickers. W. I..................................Cumberland City. Tenn. Yol nc. I. I I.. A K K ..............................Nashville. I cnn. (Vanderbilt, It. S.« Sr. John. J. IT.. I! II Stone. F.. W.. K A. X Page one hundred fifty MICHIGAN MASS MEETING 111!« one hunJreJ r IV-onc Page one hundred ftfly-ltro O0MMODOB ---------5] Sophomore Class J. R. SANFORD II. J. PEAVV . . . C. V. EZELi..... T. H. COMPERE. . . E. G. GILL . . Officers ..................President ........................Pice-President .................................... Treaturtr .............................Secretary Commodore Representative age one hundred fifty-three O0MMODOB£i SOPHOMORE CLASS- MEDICAL Abercrombie. Eugene. .! T 4 ............... Hone Path. S. C. Honor Commltlof, Askew. Wesi.ev 1-afayette....................Marble Fall , lex ’Vamily Klevon. Baxter. Thomas Dugan. K 'F......................... Waco. Tex Honor I'ommlliw, 'll-'M. Bondurant. Alpheus J.. X Z X..................Charlestown. Mo. Bunch. Rav Callis. K 'V.....................Bowi ng Green. Ky. Carr. Gordon Bennett........................... Morganhcld. Ky. Chapman. Solomon Jefferson. A K K. A T ‘..'.Brownsville. Tenn. Clinkscai.es. Grady Sebastian.......................Siarr. S. C. Compere. Thomas 11.. 4 X.........................Abiline, Tex. Cornwell. Dalus I .own l.......................Lafayette. Tenn. Donnell. Edwin Cox..............................Due Ve t. S. C. (Kraklne College. B. R- Donnell. Herbert................................Nashville. Tenn. Donnelly. Arthur DeVries, A K K.............Bowling Green. Ky. Douglass. Roy Archil.................................Yuma. Tenn. Dyer. Lloyd Ei.mlr. 4 X...........................Mohawk. Tenn. (Maryville College. A 11. E ell. Cariolanus Valerius, a T a. I! II..........Kapperl. lex. Fly. James Clagcett.....................Little Rock Mills. Tenn. Ford. James Arthur. 4 K...........................Arcadia. Fla. Fosiiee. John Ciinion. «I It II...................Billingsley. Ala. ll inor ('urnmlllrr. II-'IJ. Fomer. W ii iiam Bell. K X. A K K. ..Birmingham. Ala. Friberg. Cassius Ward. K A. X....................Johnson Cily. Tenn. Gii.l. Elbyrne Grady. A T !!, K K... Roanoke. Va. Honor Committee, Comtnoilor iCe|.rr ontntlve Ola . 'H Goh. Jessi Franklvn........................................Lexington. Tenn. Gold. Thomas Dixon. X Z X. A T A Benion. Ky Grien. Sim row Sam. X Z X ..............................Vernon, lex Gregory, David At hirtus. II M ........................Trivoli. Ill . K i tanl In Chemical Ijtborntory Gregory. Laurence Riddick.........................Birmingham. Ala. Hamilton. James Harvey, K 4'......................Fayetteville. Tenn. IIamner. Lewis IF. li T 4 .......................Camp Hill. Ala. Hasty. F. E..............................................Albertville. Ala. Hayes. Aiberi Garland. K 4'..........................Coldwatcr. Tenn. Henderson. Walter Fori . K . X Y ....................Wmnrboro. La. iMIllvap College, A II I Hinton. Sterling Buchanan ... ...Adolphus. Ky. Holmes. Albert Earle. K X. 4 is II... Tampa. Fla. Johnson. Julius A.. T ..............................Jackson. Tenn. i Union University. H. s. ■ «rnerni Secretary South Cnmpus V. M U. A., 'II-’IJ; Member V. M. C. A. Cabinet. 'ID'lt ‘age one hunJre,! fifty-four OOMMODOBfe SOPHOMORE Cl.ASS— MEDICAL Kimbrough. Claude James........................l'cllico Plain . Tenn. (Hliiw.iion-o collem-. It. S.. It. A.) Kirkpatrick. Jure Williams..........................Copenhagen. Tenn. Kuykendaij.. M. Morgan, Jr.. A T A.......................Moody. Tex. Leake. William I Iarrv. A K K. A K K................Jack onville. FI . Dramatic Club. ’lC'-’in, MS-'H: I'resMent Florida Club. Lewis, Milton Smith. K A............................Nashville, Tenn. I.r.VDA. James II.. K X. Y -I-......................Lafayette. Colo. McCai tu. Walter Lee................................Duck River. Tenn. Mu Holland. William George. K X. -I- It II..........Oakland. Cal. Kootliaii Team. U'-'IS. 'lS.-lt, Millstone. Henry James....................................Gary. Ind. Aaxlntnnl In I’linl'iliaoy. Moore. Thomas David. Jr...........................Hopkinsville, Ky. (MeClean Colli-m . A. It. i Naive. Jesse Byron...........................................Naihville. Tenn. Norwood. John Kirk................................. Jack onville. Fla. I'reMUIont of Clan . 'Hi; Dramatic Club. Tt-TI. lS-'ll. Nunn. John Allison..............................College Grove. Tenn. OctE.MiY. Knowles Giitincs. -t- X.......................Barlow. Fla. (Vanderbilt. 1 1«. « . i Honor Committee. Palmer, Ai.onzo Trent. It o II. 1 It ll....................Marshall. Mo. Peavey. Henry Jackson. Jr.. A T A. X Z X........................Byron. Ga. Rmory Collom-. a. it. • Philips. Herbert La.mont...............................Yaniley. Ala. Pope. Paul Green. K 4 ................................Aberdeen. Mi . (.MIhxImIpjiI Col lose. A. It. • Powers. John Llbekv, i Y -l ...........................Reagan. Tenn. Price. Henry Levi....................................Naihville. Tenn. Ray. Charees Wells. K A.............................Waxahachie. l ex. (South wentern University. It, A.) A ml In tit Chemical Laboratory. Robinson. Lime B.. X A K. A K K...................Maditonville. Ky. Honor Committee. lJ-’ll. San lord. James Robert. K A. A K K.....................Henning. Tenn. 1 Union University. A. It,) I ie lil.nt Sophomore Claw. Scheff. Ade. II M.....................................Tulwiler. MU . Seale. Enoch Carctii....................................O'Neil. Mi . t Itiwkln-Cav.- CoIIok -. 1'Ir- It. Shelton. Oscar Norman. -I It II.........................Globe. An . AK l lnnt Chemistry Laboratory. Sisk. Ira Roscow........................................Alhen . Ga. Vamlorbllt. I h. I . ■ Founder's Modal. Smisson., Roy. II M.................................Fori Valley. G . Stokes. J. B.........................................Yptalanli. Mich. Thaxton. Gerald Baird. !! Y -I-......................Henrieiia. Tex. Van Ness. Allan E.. A K K.....................Naihville. Tenn. Walker. Granville Inman...............................Savannah. Tenn. West. Andrew I... X Z X. A T A..........................Alhen . Ga. White. Hugh Dickson................................Polytechnic. Tex. tl’olyteehillc Coltose. It. S.i White. Joei. Jesse. Y ...............................Naihville, Tenn. Winn. John Henry. Jr.. -I- It II....................Nath ville. Tenn. Wyche. George Griffin.................................Breville. lex. hunJred fifty-five O0MMODOF Qig ]yilv10D0ie a Freshman Class Officers F. C. COSTEN..........................Praidenl JOS. HENRY LITTERER . . . Vi«-Pre iJ nt JAMES L. BOONE .... Sc iclar and Treasurer HARRY DtQUINCEY SMITH. CommoJorc Representative eeMMODOBfc FRESHMAN CLASS MEDICAL Anderson. Thomas Henry........... .... .Souih Pittsburg. lenn Anderson. Walter M.. A T A .......................... Athens. Ala Mrdiral football Tram, '1J. Baker. Clark Everett....................................Olney. III. Batson. Ben Davis................................... Bessemer. Ala Bell. Warren W.. K ...................................Ludlow. Okla. Beeton. James Alvis..............................Murfreesboro, Icnn Binkley. John Frey.................................Spun «field. Tenn. Boensch. Morde. A ................................Nashville. Twin. ‘Varalty Kooilnll Team. Bonner. John M.. It O II... .Tupelo. Mm. Boone. James Lunsford. I N........................Tallahassee. Fla. Secretary an l Tr :i ur«-r Frohman CtU Brown. F.i.dridge Tracy............................Cleveland. Ala. Brown, Emmett Ezra.................. ..............Nashville, lenn (Vanderbilt. I h. • Bryan, Nelson Augustus................................Lebanon. Twin. (('umtierlanil I'nlveralty. A. It., 12) Bryant. Kuebel Aemon..................................Trenton. Tenn. lUiivli'H College. It S„ ’IS) Burchitel, Cecrce Win ion............................Dandndge. l enn. Burnette. James Tillman...........................Tiptonville. Tenn. Burrus. Swan, a T i;........................Woodland Mill . I'enn. Camokon. W. J............................................Lima. O. Casti i man. Joseph Merman...........................Nathalie. Tenn. (Vanderbilt, rh. t ir Chowmnc. C. Riley...................... ............Nashville, lenn. Cost in. F. C. A T i!...............................Paragould. Ark. I’reiilileni Prrsdiman Cla D.MLEY. Thomas William .........Eldorado. Okla. Deavek. Clyde Wilson ...........................Cleveland. Ala. Edwards. Thomas Wilson..........................San Marcoi. Tex. Ei.iis. Bkailson Sprint. Jr............................ Mullin. S. C. Ellis. Maury Irvin........................... ... Jacksonville, lenn. Emerson. John William ......................... . .Greenville, lenn. Eve. Paul F.. Jr., •! K 'L.........................Navhville. lenn. Honor Committee. Foote. Reuben Kolb...................................... Koran. La. Fountain. James Anderson .............................Reynold). Ga. Franklin, John......................................Gallatin. Tenn. Gibbs. Dozier Henry.............................Alabama City. Ala. Gibson. Lee K............................................Nevad. Mo. Gill. William Davis...........................................Dallas. Tex. (llitylor University, I’H. .. 12) Greer. Joseph Johnson...............................Pikeville, Tenn. MaCAN. BURCESS M....................................Greenville, lex. Mall. Burtis O......................................Albertville. Ala. Harmon. Walter C,........................................Athens. I.a. ’«;ge one huriJreJ fifty-eight C0MMODOE FRIiSHMAN C l.ASS MEDICAL Harwood. Robert I!.. K ...........................Ivcnton. Tenn. Hays. Georg . Augustis. Jr.. K .................Texarkana. Ark. Henderson. Charles William. K . K 'V................Tampa. Fla. i l'nlv.T Ki ..r Florl.lii. A. I!.. t:i Henderson. Robert Preston. K a.......................Tampa. Fla. Herbert. Rogers Nathani.i......................Aspen Hill. 'Tenn. Herron. Stanford M. T ...........................Jack on. Tenn. (I'nluu University. It .. it o.l Hu ks. A. Vernon...............................Albertville. Ala. Medical Football. 12. Holmes. Roy T ti......................................Wad ley. Ga. House. Samuel John............................... Franklin. Tenn. Hudson. Mii i rd Fit.more. K F..................Mormtown. Tenn. « Vanderbilt. I’h. C.. 101 James. David Hamilton........................................Truxno, Va. I Louisiana IritlUMti l:iI Institute. A. It.. 11 FltullllllMI ll.llukl1 fomiillltco. James. Fred....................................Lynn Grove. Ky. James. Jessee Arvin..........................................Truxno. La. Jones. Richard......................................Bcumay, Tex. KAurroLD. Henry...............................................Alton. III. Kazar. Jay Justin............................................Aurora. Ill Medical Foot bull. is. Kemmer, I iiomas Ralph.........................Spring City. 'Tenn. King. Norman J........................................Waco. Tex. Kune. Henry L.................................. Montraglr. 'Tenn. !c one hundred fifty-nine Lewis. Preston O.................................Birmingham. Ala. M.-.Ileal Football. 12. Litterer. Jos. Henry. K D. II li K.................Nashville. Tenn. Vanderbilt. It. S.. 12) Vice-President Freshman fla : German flub. Ix s c. Gross R..................................Nashville. Tenn. Luro. Carl Wilton.................................... Vienna. Ga. Massey. Pearne P....................................Lockwood. Mo. Maxwell. Ralph Eaki....................................Selma. Cal. May. Thomas Cannon......................................Cuba. Ala. McAtee. L. W................................................Goodman. Mi . McDonald. Leon. K li........................Chettnut Mount. Tenn. Vainly Ueserve Football. 12. McGill. James La Verne.............................Darlington. S. C. McCii.i. Sam Davis....................................Camden. Ark. McMeen. Clifton Grvnbery....................Carlcr' Creek. 'Tenn. Me Murray. Carl Siefried...........................Nashville, Tenn. McNeil. Clyde Lipsey..................................Roger . Ark. Mellen. Robert H............................................Seattle. Wath. Miller. Macon Dallas, i) A li. Hazel. Ky Mills. Alvin Lei:......................................Jacksonville. Fla. Myers, Claude Dewey..................................Houston. Tex. Pate. Earl Emmett................................BlounUville. Ala. G0MMODOB FRILSHMAN CLASS MFDICAL Peebles. Edgar..................................Nashville. Tenn. Phelps. Bruce M.................................... .Lowvillc. N. Y. Medical Football Team. ‘13. Phelps. L. C.................................... New York. N. Y. .Honor Committee. PlLKINTON, LlOVO...................................Gallatin. Tenn. Polk. Joseph R.. II K A.........................Birmingham. Ala. I Cnlveralty of T nnMWr. ’II Varnlty Baseball; Medical Football. 13. Protho. Hassel Milton................................Campti. La. Quay, John Edward....................................Waco. Tex. Rachelson, Washington Irving......................Tampa. Fla. Honor Committee. Reinbirccr. James Roland........................Pine Bluff. Ark. Reyer. Georce W.. 1- K 'I'..................................... — •Varalty Football Squad. '12. '13; ’Varsity Basketball Fquad. T2-’1S. Roan. Omer.............................................Eva. Ala Robertson. Charles A............................ I lopkinsvillc. Ky. Rowe. John Forsythe. Jr..............................Waco. Tex. ScHOON.maker. Georce I).. 1 N..................Minneapolis. Minn. Schumpert. Noble Bird. 1' K....................Shreve| ori. La. Scott. Ruby Theoi ore............................Raleigh. N. C. Searigiit. Matthew Wilson. Jr., a T t ..........Birmingham. Ala. Glee Club; Commotiore Hand. Sharp, I. Milliard..............................Flat woods. Twin. Sikes. Ammie. A T A..................................Franklin. Tenn. Football Team. T1-T2-T3; Baseball. 12; Owl Club; Honor Committee Freshman Medical. ’13. Simpson. John Wii mam . 1' K....................Birmingham. Ala. «Vanderbilt. B. A.. ‘101 Simpson. Roy Lei....................................Tuscaloosa. Tenn. Siniakd. Emmett Clarence..........................Collinsville. Ala. Smith. Harry DeQuincy. A o.........................Tuscaloosa. Ala Commodore Itepresentatlve. Smith. Lesue McKmcht...................................Marlin. Tex. Smith. Oscar l.r.r.............................. .Coldwatcr. Tenn. Spencer. James Woodburn............................Nashville. Tenn. Stirling. William C . Jr......................Sulphur Springs. lex. Swain. Richard.......................................Alton. III. Trentzseh. Philip John..........................Dodgcville. W . Tuub. Claude E.. A T ii.............................Sparta. Tenn. Ut . Wiley Jewett. 1 X .New Albany. ln l. Warrick. Joseph Diney............................ Glenwood. Ala. Watson. Georce Riley............................Huntington, Twin. West. Brice .....................................Nashville, Tenn. Wilkerson. Lonnie Oiro. II Ii K.......................... - «Vanderbilt. It. S . MS Williams. Dewitt Leon. 1 X......................Birmingham. Ala. Wood. Ciias. Sterling..............................Bessmay. Tex. Wood. Norman I.....................................Bessmay. Tex. Pafe one hundred -xl ) Hinry V. Morcan. M IX. D.D.S. Dean of Dcpcilmcnl of Denti%lr f Senior Class Officers A. C. WILEY............... B. HERMAN ACKER R M. CLINKSCALES . . . A. A. ALLEN......................... CHAS. B. AMIS........... HORACE D. CAMACK HAL D. JACKSON . . JUDD M Me MINN WILLIAM J. STEPHENS E. O. ANDERSON...................... . President Pice-President . . Secretary .............. Trcaturcr Historian ..................Prophet .....................Poet . . . . I'aledictorian Commodore Representative . Sergeanl-at-Arms SENIOR CLASS DENTAL Ackf.r. B. Herman, 12 1.............................................................................Commerce, Tex. Vuv.l r.K|.Ioiu Clam'. lS 'li. Allf.n, Alfred A.. I 2 I............................................................................ Ataxy. Miss. :,Ti mivr-V'lniw, ■'13.'14. Amis, Charles B................................................................................ Little Rock. Ark. Hht.ir l:.ri i'Iji... 'I J.'H. Anderson. E. Oliver.. I 2 I........................................................................Bon Aqua. Tenn. Applewhite. Abner M.. T i .......................................................................... Winona. Miss. r v :iii-m ..r ctn K 'ir- i:. S .NlOK Cl .ASS—DENTAl Birdsong. Horace R.. V' Cl, j K 1 . ■ . . Brown, Frank H., T ii........................ . Busby. Lawrence R, I 'I' ...................... Byrne, Arthur D.. ■ V' ■ ........................ Camack, Horace D.. I V' •! CJm Prophet. MS-'I . Rich, Miss. . Russellville. Ark. . Memphis. Term. Gordonsvillc, Tenri. . . Crosselt, Ark. Senior class- Campbell. J. Peyton. Pm. C.. • E 1 . ‘ ' W -l'rr«liloiit ..f « «. 'll- l.V tLINKSGALES, R. M.. 2 T '!• . ytiTfinr)' of Claw. ]}■'!•. Cookf.nboo. Henry P.. 2 . Crutcher. Albert B.. V' i) . «i.i.iu o cm . li'.-n Croom, Grover C. -DENTAL Loudon. Tcnn. . Due West, S. C. Wharton, Tex. Mineral Wells,, Tex. . Oxford, Ark. -Si.NICK CLASS—DENTAI. Dorscheid. Ernest J.. J T T ......................................................De.-r Lodge. Tenn. Dougherty. Lew Wallace. V' (i ..... . . . Nashville. I'enn. Dowolk. Geo. Leon. TO ...............................................................Columbus, Miss. Ellis. Mark S..ITT................................................................. Due Wesl. S. C. Ctiaini.«lor - !tv| m entat lv«. Faulk. Chas. A.. T O Clio. Ala. SENIOR CLASS—DENTAL Nashville, Teno. Gates, Elsie May. I 1 I............................... ' 1 • J fcrvtnr nn.1 1 rmnurir of 'lnx . 'll-’IS. ’12-'|3 Grant. Milton Ray . Souihside. Teno. Hart. Euphas Mix...............................................................................................Clinton. Okla. Hays. James E.. I 2 I Bradford, fcnn. SENIOR Cl .ASS—DENTAl. Hill. James Curtis, I 2 I . Alto, Tex. Hinchliffk. Elmore H.. I - I . Mexia, l ex. Holland, LjeRoy. 1 Z 1 Ncwbern. I enn. Ikard, William E.. I 7' l . Alio. Tenn. Jackson. Hal D., 1 1 . CMC IN i. 1 J- S 1 1 SENIOR CLASS—DENTAL Jones. Charles G, ' ' SJ.......................... Lytle. Carl A.. V' ! . l K 1.................... Lytle. Earl Bertrand, V' i ....................... Myers. E. F.. 1 'I' •! ........................... McKenney. Strother M.. T ii Hamilton, lex. . Stanton. Fla. Stanton, F la. Lafollctte. Tenn. Owensboro. Ky. SIvNJOR C LASS- DENTAL McKennky. Mabf.ni S.. V iJ ■ • Owensboro. Ky McMinn, Jcdd M. 12 1 . . . • • • • I cx McNair, Daniel P.. V' !J. 'I K 'I' . Ozark. Ala. Norton. William A.. - T ! ........................................................ Birmingham. Ala. Perkins, Richard L.............................................................Sulphur Springs, l ex. SEN IOR Cl .ASS—DEN TAL Pic. FRANCISCO M. . Paris. France Smith. Charles Thurman. 12 1....................................................................Oxford. Ark. Stephens, William J.. 1 2’ I Jacksonville, lex. m n«H!oTv HvprrM’niAilvp, '1.1 14 Wiley. A. CI T •! ...........................................................................Fayetteville. Ark. k2 ?| of CI« A ' n-’lJSS. Wilson. Minor P.. I 2 I Kennedy. Ala. C0MMODOBfc A Toast i. 1 lere's to the co-ed. sweet and fair. I lere's lo I lie one that s plain; I lere's to the gushy. giggly girl; Here’s to the one that's sane. I fere's to the girl that's fat and stumpy . I fere’s lo the one that’s tall—■ To the daughters of the Commodore! We pledge them, one and all! II. Here's to the girl that bones all night. To the one that studies never: I lore's to the one we all think stupid - Here's lo the one that's clever: I lere's to the girl with the great big smile. To her with the gloomy frown To the fair ones of the Gold and Black! With joy we drink 'em down ! III. I lere's lo the girl that loves football. To the one that likes cro |url: I lere's to the one that never flirts. To the one that beans all day. I lere's to the girl that spends Dad’s roon , I lere's lo the one that's tight To the co-eds of old Vanderbilt! We'll drink lo them all night! H'alJenwr Zimmermann. • one hundred aeven y- ve O0MMODOB I'ulie one hundred seventy six m L C0MMODOEE) =3 Junior Class Officers CUAS. F. PICKERING..................................President 1I. A. GRAVES.............................Pice-President I ROY C. COFFMAN . Commodore Representative GLADYS GRIFFIS.................................Secretary MORRICE RICH........................................Treasurer one hundred seventy-seven C0MMODOE JUNIOR CLASS DI'.N I AI Austin. T. L... If...............................Equality. Ala. Bacon. G. W.. a 1’ A............................Killeen. Tea. BotCS. D. M.. A — A.......................Jacksonville. lex. Butler, L. D„ 4-1 ..................................Clinton, Mi . Chichester. T. A.. K £. 4- if...................... Edward . Mi . Clotworthy. W. B . Z •«•. Knoxville. Tenn Coffman, Iroy C.ASA............... ................ Marruon. Ark- Conner. James I. + !!...................................Oxford. Min. Cummins. J. o.. A £ A...............................Cookeville, Tenn. Curry. Joe L-. A 1 A................................ Killeen, lex Edwards. T. M.....................................Barren Fork. Ark Griffis. Gladys, a A A....................................Ban . l ex Graves. H. A................................. (x odlettt ille. ’lenn Hargis. B. N.. Z + «1 ................................. Marble. Ark I louse. R I... 'I' . . . . . Annitlon. Ala. Hutchison. W. J.. Jr...................... . Nathville. l enn Johnson. Frank C. 'P I.'. . Paragoukl. Ark Kasper. A. F....................................... ...Madison. Ind. 1 amiii.rt. H. J II K I'. Z + t ........................Spark . Ga. Martin. W. V.. 1' U................................ Pula kt. lenn. Marfin. B. J.. Z ‘P ...................... . . Houilon. l ex. Me Murphy. T. I... «I a. Moore. J. A.. 1 ........ Pi ki.rinc. Chas. I-'.. K Richardson. J. E.. A. B Rich. Moxrici:. B. S„ A A A Salmons, E. Glenn......... Shaw. J. H.. A £ A........ Sorensen. II. W.. 'I' «. . Bellview. Ala. Knoxville, lenn Claikvville. Tenn. Shreveport, I a. Nashville. lenn Boone. N. C Bridgeport. Ala. . . Orleandrr. Cal. I'agr one hunJreJ seventy-ciglil 15_____ C0MMODOEEi Bugs Biology Anecdotes (?) by Profs. New bath robes Eating in Kissam Supervisory Committee Owl Club elections Freshmen Old tales retold Unstrained “Zip Reading of Geology a. m. Enthusiasts at 2 Xams 1st. Math. Slit Skirts Taking A Lab. English II. Nothing from home! Chapel by Dean T. English II. one hunJreJ neventy-nwc L MMODOB Page one IwnJreJ ciglilV O0MMODOB Freshman Class Officers V. M. MORGAN.................................................President R- E. GALLOWAY................................Vice-President A. G. I.F.ACI I ....... Secretary and Treasurer I. A. RON I LEY . Commodore Representative ',e one hundred eighty-one OOMMODOEfc £} Adams. E. B.. Z 4 4 ... Anderson. P. T.......... Bontly. I A.. 4« «...... Brannon. E. S.. II K . Brasher. H. A........... Coleman. M. H.. 4- if... Cruse. S. G.. 4 if_ Currv. I. R............. Falls. J. B.. 4 1 . II K II Fort. M. G............. Galloway. R. E.......... Hays. A. C.............. Hinson. P. 1............ Hinton. H. E............ Hopkins. A. S........... Johnson. V. N.......... Jones. T. G............. King. A. L.. Z 4- ..... Leach. A. G............. Liddell. A.. K A........ Mayberry. O. C.......... McCaslin. H. H.......... McCrary. B. W........... FRESHMAN CLASS—DEN 1 AL Knobnoiter. Mo. Williamiporl. Tenn. ............Madison. W is. ..........Be iemer. Ala ........Charleston, Mo ...........Marshall, Tex. ..........Cleveland. Tex .............Marlin. Tex. .........Central. S C. .....Tutcalooia. Ala McKesson. F. A........... McMinn. J S.............. Minor. Joe. 4' if...... Morgan. A M.............. Morgan. W. M.. A O... Moss. R P................ Morris. J. II............ Murphy. L. C. 1' K... Napier. E. V.. 1' N... Neel. M. N.............. Pampi in. V. H......... ....... Fayetteville, lenn. ..........Bradford, lenn ............Linden. lenn. ......Adolphu , Ky. ...........Gulfport. Mi . . . .Spring I 1111, lenn ........Ru ellville. Ala. ..........Andenon. S. C. ..............Alvord. lex. ...........Fayette. Mi . ........Cookeville, lenn. Sweetwater, lenn. ......Forre l City. Ark. Pryor. J. L.......... Redus. R. A.. K 2_____ Reeves. H J . A T if. Riddle. N. B.. a 1' a Sum an, G. F.......... Sharp. J. G.. 1 A K.. Stallworth. W. A______ Taylor. J. T............... Tom. P. V.. 4- if..... Wilborn, O. M.. A «. Willis, R N............ Younc. D. R............ Zentner. J. P.. 4' If...... Ruttellville. Ark. Rink. Tex. . . Nashville. Tenn. . Dayton. Tenn. Naihville. Tenn. Conway. Ark. ........Pari . Tenn Morriitown. lenn Waverly, Tenn. ..........Forfeit. Ark. . . .Fayetteville, Tenn. Whilwell. Tenn. ...Shannon. Mi . .....Zehulon. Ga. .... Slaughter. 1 .a. ......Nathville. I rnn. ......Knoxville. lenn. Marlin, lex. .....Carrollton. Mi . ........... Runge. Tex. ......Palniine. Tex. Magnolia, Ark. . Allemville. Ky. Monlicello. Wi . l ofc one hundred eighly-lwo J T. McGill. Ph. I). Dean of Pharmaceutical Deportment mi p J. R KNOX J H. HAGAN EARL SLOAN J. W FARLEY ................President Vice-President Secretary and Treasurer Commodore Representative SENIOR ('LASS—PH A R M AC Y EblEN. Ray. K I(B. S., McLean College) . Rohards, Ky. Farley. John Wm...................................................................................................... Richmond. Kv. «‘in:m«wlnre 'll, Hagan. John Hkrberi............................................................... . Bethel. Term. Vlc.i-IT.' |iI.'iii ('nitor 1«; Auxtstant ('hemimry Utnrxtry. Knox. J. R......................................................................................................Center Point. Ark. I'r.-. l.nl vn|..r «•!«« . 'll! A .l l«nt 1'hirMrjr Mitcjium, Carlisle Webb Frin. Tenn. SENIOR LASS—PHARMACY Petty, 'i'. Alonzo ......................... Pryor, Harry W„ K 'V..................... n.l l r«aui r Junior •'! -1J. Stokes. Horatio S.. K T ................................ Smith. Roland L. K V........................... Erin, Tenn. Hamburg, Ark. Wart race. Tenn. I.a Follotte. Tenn. Stammer, Britt Nowlin Chapel Hill. Tenn. SENIOR CLASS—PHARMACY Stickley, Joseph Houston. K 'I'......................................................................Madisonville. Tenn. Sloan. Earl. •! K 'I'..........................................................................................Nashville. I cnn. Tronnuror Senior ''la . 'll. Templin. Hubert Eric..................................................................Johnson City. Tenn. Junior ‘13: Honor Commute . 1«. Tyson. Joe V.. K A Tennessee COMMODOEfc 5J The Ravin’ In the Southland bright and sunny Land ibat Row vsilh milk and honey Live a man of mighty valor that they call the Commodore I hole who thought to have the pleasure Of devouring him at leisure Were surprised to find his measure was as much as theirs or more. That his skill and strength and courage was as great as theirs or more. Which they dtdn'l know before. First the Indians, a hale race. Came to massacre the pale face And to add some Cold and Black scalps to their overflowing store. But alas their expectation Was to end in consternation And the Redman's education was completer than before Yes. his grasp on civilization was much greater than before. When the second half was o'er. Then the Bulldog. Yaliensis. Who’d been making folks climb fences Thought he'd eat up little Vanderbilt to quench his thirst for gore. But the Southron's speed was dazing And his skill was most amazing And New I laven woke up gazing on a nothing-nothing score 'I hey had thought the skies would fall before the Bulldog failed to score. I low the poor old purp did roar. By his journey worn and jaded When the F.asl lie next invaded I le succumbed to Johnnie I harvard ns the rest had done before. Time will ne'er efface the glory Of that battle fierce and gory. But 'twill live in song and story through the ages evermore How he held them on his goal line will bo told forevermore To our children o'er and o'er. Then our dandy little Navy 'Ibought that Vandy was his gravy And he trird to make him walk the plank a mile or two from shore. In a manner diplomatic But for all that most emphatic Ibis Commodore piratic held them to an even score ith their big guns all in action they could barely tie the score. Gee. you know that they were sore. With his lust for vengeance burning Some day he will be returning To wipe out the taint and raise again the name of Commodore. So McGugin here’s to you sir. And all your husky crew sir. Both the Crimson and the Blue sir. know you’re game clear to the core. All our love and pride and loyally upon your head we pour. Now and always—Commodore. —B. B.. ’14. t one hundred nr'nctji-onc D O 1 1 I’cge one hunJicJ ninety-' COMMODOEfc itff one htimlreJ ninety-three x (30MMODOB =5] JUNIOR CLASS PHARMACY' Artand. Frank L. 'I1 K +........................ Lake Providence. La Beasley, C. O........................................ I lohcnwald. Turn Blount. Wright B.. Jr.. I K +. .. Will Point. Tex Church. C. F. I X.............................Columina. Tcnn Honor «Viminluco. Church. WenDELI. U . 1 Columina. Tcnn Cotnmndoro Itrprwnlallvr. Dunn. M. A.. - X..................................... Meadville. Tcnn Elam. Floyd H........................ ............Bunker I (ill. Tcnn Frazier. M. G............................................. Bum . Tcnn Freels. Victor B..................................I.a Follnir. Tcnn GaileY. Ray....................................... Na h ille. Tcnn Greene. Alex M Natchitoche , I.a • 'l w I'rrulilvnl Magan. Lewis A.................................................Beihel. Tcnn vico-Pr ' i ii-ii Loyd. Elmer S Pulaiki. Tcnn. Moody, II. S ., Allaviila. Va. Pierson, Powell M. Pcrryvillc. Ala. Pope. Joe C Alicrdccn. Mi . Reed. Thos. E.. Jr Projpecl. Tcnn. Shannon. F.weli. R Springfield. 1 cnn. Sharpe. J. B,. £ X «'In Ewn-lar)' unit Treaaurcr. Simpson. Erma Sutton. Jno. M............................Bell Buckle. Tcnn. Watrons. Joscphini F. . .Nashville. Tcnn Whitlow, W. I).. K ..................................Hamlwrg. Ark. Vance. Philip P................................Bell Buckle. Tcnn. I'agt one InnubeJ i.'ncly-fotir OOMMODOBfc School of Expression From Left io Right: Fir i How: Helen Dowd. Edna Pierson. Mrs E. II. Rawlings. Janie IIi.ad. Mary Eel Smith. Second H : Clara Ruth Northway. Edna Gunn. Elizabeth Ciiadwlll. Florence 13. I Iarris. Grace Milam. Annie Mary Sneed. Safa Shields. Third Rote: II. C. Mf.nderson. Mary Steadwell. Catherine W'innia. A. M. Harris. Nancy Rice Anderson. Lcriel Morrow. Lester Miller Fourth How: Ei iZAiii.ru Young. Eva Wright hundred ninety-fare O0MMODOieE ffi A 1 7-U wl| SUPPER AT KISSAM HALL I‘age one hunJreJ ninely-tix C0MMODOB Alma Mater On the city' Wttltin border. Reared again ! the !cy Proudly landi our Alma Mater. A the year go by. Cher idied by thy tom forever. Mem'iie tweet h ll throng 'Round our heart . O Alma Mater, A we ting our tong. CHORUS Forward e er lx our watchword. Conquer and prevail. I iail to thee. O Alma Mater. Vanderbilt! All Hail! r Page one hunJrtJ ninety-nine C0MMODOBB PAN HELLENIC COUNCIL AGADEMIG DEPARTMENT O0MMODOBE3 LLENICJ Officers C. K. LESLIE . . . J R. SLATER AMMIE SIKES . . Me Walter Morgan. A J. R. Slater, i A U R. U. Lyle. K a V. 11. Gill. It o II Am mil Sikes. A T A W. H. Turner, k 1 ..................President Pice-Preudenl Secretary ■ Treaniret MBF.RS O T. R. Curtis, X X C. C. Sims. A T S. H. Mann. A K K G. 11. Armstead. - X C. K. Leslie. K G. S. Ridley. K 1 Page IR'- hundred one r- J S L C0MMODOB 5) I he Wooing O't Neat young Sophomore Walked through the parlor door. Sat by the lire with hi angel mate. She got the chafing di h, I old him to name hi wi h— I le chow ki e with lip for the plate. Junior all alone Called o’er the telephone; Talked ’till his tongue gland all ran dry. A ked her at last to go I to the picture show; Said he would let him know next July. Senior elherial. Some managerial. Penned ten page of a love-lorn brief; Without her he ne'er could live— For her the world he’d give! In Pa' pocket it all came to grief. What did the Freshie do Ventured a glance or two— Ga ed at her eye when she looked at the clock Sighed like a whip-poor-will. I a Iked of the weather 'till Pa numlier I I sent Fresh to the dock. — ?. C. F. I3tift irvo hunJrcJ Ijvo CIO 1M MOD OBEj 'otfc lB'i hitiulrtJ five Og)MMODOBfc D QOMMODOEfc Phi Delta Theta Founded at Miami University. Oxford. Ohio, December 26. 1848. Incorporated under the laws of the State of Ohio. March 12. 1881. Colors: Azure and Argent. Flower: White C arnation. TENNESSEE ALPHA CHAPTER Established 1876 Fratres in Facultate Allan R. Carter. B. A. (Vanderbilt)..................................Member Board ol Trial W. T. Sanders (Vanderbilt)...........................................Member Board ol Trial Claude Waller (Vanderbilt)...........................................Member Board of Trust R. F. Jackson (Vanderbilt)..........................................Member Board of Trust ELLIOTT Jones (Vanderbilt)...........................................Member Board of Trust Gr.o. W. Martin. I’ii. I). (Wabash)..............................Adjunct Professor of Biology John Daniel. M. A. (Alabama)............................................Professor of Physics R A. Barr. M. D. (Vanderbilt)..............................Professor of Abdominal Surgery Harrington Marr. M. D. (Vanderbilt) . Demonstrator in Medical and Dental Departments W. II. Witt. M. A.. M D. (Vanderbilt) .... Professor of Medica and therapeutics Percy D. Maddin. LI.. B. (Vanderbilt).........................I'tofessor in Late Department PaUI. DeWiTT. M. D. (Vandcrbill) D.monstrator in Medical and Dental Departments S. S. Crockett...................................................... Professor of Anatomy II C. Alexander II. I.. Allen.. Fratres in Urbe ‘95 R. A. Armistead............... ‘90 07 R A. Barr..................... ‘92 S. I). Baxter. J. T. Benson. 00 9 rrr'r-; hundred seven 0-0 M 10 D O F5-E3 S) PHI DEL I A THETA TENNESSEE ALPHA CHAP I LK J. I . W. Brown....................... % C. W. Caldwell..................... '02 L. R. Campbell...................... '90 John L. Colville. Wash. and Lee. . '07 W. P. Cooper........................ '08 E. B. Craig. Jr.................... '15 J. Vauux Crockett................... '85 S. S. Crockett..................... '85 R. W. Dake.......................... '03 John Daniel. Alabama ............... '84 Bruce Douclas. Jr................... ‘12 Lee Douglas......................... '08 Norman Farrell. Jr................. '95 F. J. Fuller....................... '97 V. H. Goodpasture.................. '81 F. G. Gordon........................ ‘04 A. M. Hagan. Sewanee................ '83 Douglas I Iaggard. Sewanec.......... '97 C. N. Bryan........................ '06 C. E. Buntin. Sewanec.............. '98 D. F-. C. Buntin. Sewanec.......... ’91 W. A. Buntin........................ '00 T. C Hindman. K. M. I.............. '85 Alfred E. Howeli.................... '82 R. B. C. Howeli.................. '99 H. E. Jackson. Jr................... '90 R. F. Jackson....................... '81 L. E. Kern, Randolph-Macon.......... '98 John Kirk man....................... '09 Jos. D. I-ANCLEY. Randolph-Macon. .. '93 Fratres in Urbe Percy D. Maddin.................. '81 W. R. Mamer. Sr............... '89 W. R. Mamer. Jr............... '08 J. O. Mamer...................... '07 Harrington Mark.................. '96 (j. V. Martin. Wabash............ 87 I Iili. McAlister ............... '97 W. H. Morgan.. .................. '06 John H. DeWitt................... '94 Paul DeWitt...................... '05 R F. Dooo........................ 'II Walter 13. Palmer................ '80 M. R. Patterson.................. ‘82 H. A. Peterson. Chicago.......... '97 Stuart C. Pilcher................ '00 W. B. C. Pilcher................. '01 J M. Poaci ...................... '07 E. A. Price.................... '82 O. F. Nor.i...................... '09 E. T. Non........................ '10 J. I I. Noei...................... OS Albert Parrish................... '12 Robert Rhea...................... '08 H. G. Rice....................... '01 C. B. Richardson................. '86 M. H. Richardson............... '04 W. D. Rose.................... '04 J. W. Scwcu.................... '90 G. A. Hall..................... '07 A. W. I Iarris. Jr............... '01 E. O. Harris.................... '95 W. F. I Iarris.................. '88 C. Firman Smith. Mississippi.... '89 Larkin Smith. Sewanec........... '85 Walter Stokes................... '86 G. J. Stubblefield.............. '87 Lytton Taylor.................. 70 S. C. Tiifrrel. Alabama........ '07 III. Thomas. DePaw............. '-98 T. L. Thompson................. '86 John Thompson. Jr............... ‘08 Harry S. Vaughn................ “'94 Claude Waller................... '82 John A. Wilson.................. '02 W. H Win...................... '87 W. C. Weaver................... '06 J. R West....................... '80 J. B. WEST ..................... '14 Doucas M. Wright................ '04 J. W. Bryan.................... '04 N. B. Jackson.................. '12 B. E. Tate...................... 12 R. S. Henry.................... '12 M. S. Adams.................... '12 Macon Kirkman................... '12 Rogers C. Caldweu............... '12 Edward Buford. Jr............... '12 Edward Craig.................... '08 Meredith Caldweli............... '12 O0MMODOB PHI DELTA THETA—TENNESSEE ALPHA CHAPTER Class ok 1914 Danokidce W. Caldwell. B. S....................... ................................ William L. Granuery. Jr.. B. A.. LL. B............................................. Hugh J. Morgan. B. S............................................................... Walter Morgan. B. A.............................................. Louis F. Sperrv. B. S.............................................................. Eldon B. Stevenson. B. S........................................................... W. E. Wilson. M. D............................................................ Woodall Hogan...................................................................... Nashville. Tenn Nashville. Tenn Nashville. Tenn Nashville. Tenn Nashville. I enn Nashville. Tenn Pulaski. Tenn Nashville. Tenn Class ok 1915 Paul F. Christian. B. A.. M. D...............................................................................................Savannah. Ga. Tom B. Christian. B. A, M. A.. M. D..........................................................................................Savannah. Ca. Geo P. Winton. B. S......................................................................................................Nashville. Tenn. Class ok 1916 I lowr.i.i. E. Adams. B. E....................................... Jack Chadwick. B. S.............................................. Mayes Kirkman. B. S........................................ Crutcher McClure. B. S........................................... Wilmot F. Paxton. B. S........................................... Evans A. Waller. B. S............................................... James Webster. B. S................................................. Horde Boenscii. M. D.......................................... W. Currell Vance. B. A.. LL. B................................... Douglas Henry. B. A.. LL. B...................................... Nashville. 'I enn Nashville. I enn. Nashville. Tenn. Nashville. Tenn. Wilmot. Mi . Moiganheld. Ky. Nashville. Tenn. Nashville. Tenn. Nashville. Tenn. Nashville. Tenn. Page Itro hunJfeJ nine OOMMODORfc PHI DKLTA I HI . I A TKWKSSEE ALPHA C HAP IKK Cuss ok 1917 Lle Moiir. B. S....................................................................................................................... . Nashville. Tenn. James Leighton Reed. Jr.. B. S................................•.......................................................................Clarksville, Tex. I HOS. A. Frazier. B. A............................................................................................................. Chattanooga. I'enn. 1. M. Mamer. B, S..................................................................................................................... Nashville. Tenn. Prentice Cooper. B. A.................................................................................................................Shelbyvillc. Tenn. H. MCDONALD. Jr.. B. S..................................................................................................................Nashville, lenn. Douglas Cotton. B. S....................................................................................................................Nashville. Tenn. Frank Hogan. M. D.............................................................................................................. .... Nashville, ’lenn. ’age I fro hundred ten I OOMMODOBfc Page t b i hunJreJ thirteen Page ID'O hundred fourteen O0MMODOB Kappa Sigma Founded at the University of Virginia, 1867. Colors: Scarlet. Green, and White. iloo'er: Lily of the Valley. National Convention. San Francisco. 1915. Active Chapters, 79. Alumnae Chapters. 46. KAPPA CHAPTER Established at Vanderbilt in 1876. Fratres in Facultate L. C. Glenn. Pii. D.............................................Prof tuor of Ceology O. H. Wilson. M. D....................................Professor ol Distorts of Children W. P. Orr. M. A..............................................Instructor in Mathematics J. I I. Yoe. M. S................................................Instructor in Biology Fratres in Universitate Posr Graduate H. E. Cude. B. S. (Central). M. S. (Vanderbilt)...Doniphan. Mo. J. H. Yor.. B. S.. M. S. (Vanderbilt)....Hariwlle. Ala. Class of 1914. C. W. Collins. B. S.......................................Pulaski. Tcnn. T. I. Hawkins. M. D..............................Cartersvillc. Ga. M. F. Cochran. M. IT....................................Barncsville. Ga. J. H. Utterer. B. S................................Nashville. Tcnn. W. H. Turner. B. S......................................Carthage. Tcnn Class ok 1915 E. C. Barwick. B. S...........................Grenada. Mi . C. IT Win, B. S... R. A. Young. B. A.............................Memphis. Tcnn. W. C. Smith. B. S.. J. L. Johnson. M. D...........................Phoenix. Ari . F. A. Adams. B. S.. E. D. McQueen. LI.. B..........................Dallas. Tex. Z. V. Turner. B. S. R. J. Smirl. M. D..........................Rocky Ford. Colo. P. P. Bailey. B. A.. . Lynnville. Term. . Lynnville. Tcnn. ..Lebanon. Tcnn. Lcwitburg, Tcnn. . Nashville. Tcnn. n Page txro hundred fifleei O0MMODOB KAPPA SIGMA KAPPA CHAPTER Class ok 1916 F. B. Branson. B. S... . . .Oakland. Mm R. M. Davidson. B. E Gadsden. Ala. N. B. McCloud. LL. B . 1 .ynnville. Tenn W. B. Foster. M. D .... Birmingham. Ala. J. E. Ohr B. A l-ewisburg. Tenn D. E. Holmes. M D . I renlon. I enn. Class ok 1917 A. W. Gn.Bj.Rr. B. S Nichol. B. S Nathville. 1 enn Leon McDonald. M. D (a ill. age. Twin. Richard Cleaves. B. S Na h ille. I enn Broadus Klutts. B. A. Riplcv. Tenn. 1.. E. Sunderland. B. S— ... Fairfield. III. Truitt Cranfill. LL. B Dali. . Tex. Fratres in Urbe H. T. Allen 11 P. Gant E. P. Scales W. H. Allen 'L. C. Glenn V. B. Sharp W. S. Armistead A. V'. Goodpasture. Jr. Henry Sharp J. P. Barksdale E. W. Goodpasture M. II. Sharp W. E. Beard R. R. GOODPASTURE D. M. Smith. Jr. W. S. Bearden, Jr. W. O. 1 Iarris W. E. Stecer A. B. Benedict F . T. 11 OLD NS R. S. Thompson J. V. Blake J. E. 1 Folli ns K. M. Thkoop R. E. Blake J. T. Kercheval W. L. Tiiroop Lee Brock C. T. Kirkpatrick H. G. Tucker V. W. Blake G. II. Mack T. J. Tyne H. B Buckner J. V. Mimms J. J. Vaucn L. E. Crouch II. E. Morrow J. M. WlLKERSON. Jr T. M. De.Moss M. I . O’Connor J. R. Wilson M. E. Estes V. P. Ott O. H. Wilson Page ( o hunJtcJ sixteen two hundred InrenlX) C0MMODOEfc Sigma Alpha Epsilon Established in 1856 at the University of Alabama. Colors: Royal Purple and Old Gold. Flower: Violet. National Convention. Nashville. Tenn.. Dec. 26-28, 1912. TENNESSEE NU Established at Vanderbilt. 1878. Re-established. 1883. Fratres in Facultate J. T. Altman. M. D.................................................Professor of Obstetrics McPheeteRS GlaSCOW. B. A.. M. D..................... Professor of Materia Medica and Therapeutics A. S. DaiinTY, B. A.. M. I). . . Assistant Professor of Medical Jurisprudence and Assistant in Medicine C. F'. Anderson. M. D.........................................Lecturer on Penereal Diseases Fratres in Universitate Class or I9N A. H. Birr. B. S Henry Douclas. M. D T. B. Givan. M. IX.. Paragould. Art J. C. W. Uoj.man. B S F. M. Locke. 1.1.. B J. R. Slater. B. S Texarkana, lex. Valdoiia. Ga. 1.. P. Thomas. Jr.. B. S Class or 1915 F. S. Crowe. I). D I. W. Keys. 1.1.. B C. H. ClU.ES. M. I) Farminglon. Mo. IX T. Ralston. UL. B J. A. Tate. Jr.. B. A Cooper Thweatt. LL. B Gla i{ow. Ky. Shrlbyville. Tcnn. IXj Vail Blufl. Ark. C. C. Varnei l. B. S ail hundred torenlp-one O0MMODOie -' SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON I ENNESSKE U CHAPTER Class oi 1916 G. B. Cray. B S.................................Texarkana. Ark. T. M. Murray. LL. B............... L. M. I lung. B. S.................. ....... Little Rock. Ark. G. T. Offenhauser. B. S... L. C. Murphy. D. D. S......... ........Morritiown. Tcnn. I B. Robinson. M I)................. J. (j. Sharp. I). I). S........................Knoxville. Tcnn. Ci.ASS o 1917 W. F. C. Brown. B. E..............................Nashville. Tcnn. G. S. I Iolderness. B. S....... J. H. Cody. B A.....................................Franklin. Tcnn M. I). Mil U R. M. I) E. M. Cooledge. B. S................................ Atlanta. Ga N. B. Schumpert. M. D.. J. W. Simpson. M. D.................................Anni ton. Ala. Newport. Tcnn Texarkana. Ark Maditonville. Kv. . Pine Bluff. Ark. I la rl. Ky . Shreveport. 3.a. J. T. Altman. Tcnn. Eia. ‘82 D. P. Adams. Tcnn. Nu. ‘76 J. D. Anderson. Tcnn. Lambda. ‘89 C. R Atchison, Tcnn. Nu. ‘90 F. M. Bass. Tcnn. Nu. '90 W. S. Boot-ten. Ga. Epsilon. ‘95 C. F. Boyd. Tcnn. Nu. ‘93 J. W. Bices. Tcnn. Eta. '02 W. P. Burdette. Tcnn. Nu. '73 C. S. Briggs. Tcnn. Nu. '73 J. Caruthers. Tcnn. Lambda. '91 B. F. Cheatham. Tcnn. Omega. '88 F. M. Compton. Tcnn. Nu. '80 E. Z. Crow. Va. Pi. '93 E. I... Doan. l enn. Nu. '96 J. A. Dale. Tcnn. Nu. '96 Fratres in Urbe J. Early. Ienn. Nu. '86 V P. Ferguson, l enn Nu. '86 McPheeters C i asgow. Va, Pi. '94 E. A. Cl over. Va. Sigma. '73 J. A. Crannis. ienn. Lambda. '03 w. II. Halbert. Tcnn. Lambda. '69 I. E. Hauiert. Ienn. l.ambda. '91 F. H Hess. Tcnn. Eta. '06 J. J. I Ieflin. Tcnn. Nu. '03 Litton Hickman. Tcnn. Nu. '% Ceo. V I IlCIIT. Jr.. Lenn. Nu. '96 M. E. Molderness. lenn. Nu. '02 W. B. IIOLMES. lenn. Lambda. '71 W. R. Hopkins. Lenn. Nu. '81 W. A. Provine. lenn. Lambda. '89 J R. Raines. Tcnn. Nu. '97 0. II Bedford, Lenn. Kappa. '90 Guy Reynolds. Tcnn. Nu. ‘96 T. B. Scoccins. Tcnn. Nu. '93 Euclid Snow. Tcnn. Nu. '98 Sidney Sinnot. I enn. Nu. '99 I II. Thompson, lenn. Lambda. '73 1. C. Van Leer. Tcnn. Nu. '93 Robi rt Vaughn. Tcnn. Nu. '73 E. E. Hendrix. Lenn. l.ambda. '93 Norman Kirkman, Ienn. Nu. '81 E. F. I.ANCIORI), lenn. Lambda. '89 II C. Lansing. I enn. Kappa. '86 A N. McDonald. Tcnn Zda. '97 F. O. McGavOCK. lenn. Nu. '61 K I . McConnko. I enn. Nu. '96 E. I Mc Neii.I.Y. l enn. Zela. '90 f ogc hvo hunJrcJ Iwtnty-lvo SIGMA ALPHA EPS! I X N—TENNESSEE NU CHAPTER J. W. Moore. Tcnn. Nu. '91 11. T. Mu.burn. Ky. Epsilon. '01 E. Moore. Ga. Phi. '04 I. . F. Phillips. Tcnn. Nu. '94 C. R. Smith. Tcnn. Nu, '87 C. W. Feu ER. Ga. Phi. '08 11. V. Thompson, Ky. Epsilon. '07 J. V. Grisby. Tran. Lambda. 99 C. F. Anderson. Tcnn. Nu, '07 Albert Britt. Tcnn. Lambda. '06 Olin West. Tcnn. Nu. '95 Vernon Titter. Tcnn. Omega. '03 J. Pecpi.Ds, Vn. Omicion. '83 J. C. Tomiri.in. Tcnn. Nu. '04 J. A. Bit.I.. Tcnn. Nu. '93 E. P. Beveri.y. Tcnn. Omega. '98 II. H.vrcrove. Tcnn. Nu. '81 11. B. Miller. Tcnn. Nu. '87 Mae Overton. Tcnn. Nu. '73 Ed. Picue. Ga. Bela. '83 J. W. Morton. Tcnn. Lambda. '78 Washington Hudson. Tcnn. Nu. '93 J. F. Jarman. Tcnn. Ela. '84 A. V. Lamar. S. C. Phi. '70 11. E. Kirk. Tcnn. Zela. '94 M. Lindsixy. Tcnn. Nu. '81 W. L. Martin. Tcnn. Nu. '79 A P. Bouri.ano. Tcnn. Ela. '82 M. Clements. III. Thcia. '04 J. R. Coleman. Tcnn. Kappa. '79 C. S. Conway, Tcnn. .ela. '97 A. -S. Dabney. Kv. Epsilon. '98 N. B. Dozier. Ky. Epiilon. '99 G. S. Moore. Tcnn. Lambda J. R. Wilson. Tcnn. Zda A. GeNNETT. Tcnn. Nu. ‘94 F. D. Gii l. Jr.. Tcnn. Zeia. '93 M. S. Hawkins. Tcnn. Nu. '75 D. 11 Bishop. Tcnn. Nu. '70 W. II. Wasiiincton. Va. Sigma. '74 Frank Hodgson. Tcnn. eia, '09 J. M. Wilson. Tcnn. Nu. 'II 11. G. Gross. Mass. Bela-Uptilon J. A. Maloney. I’cnn. Kappa. '80 J. M. Dickinson. Tcnn. Nu. '71 V. J. Alexander. Tcnn. Nu. '03 F. M. Mayfield. Tcnn. Nu. '08 Jos. Thompson. Tcnn. Kappa. '10 Chester Alijson. Tcnn. Lambda, 'll J. T. Meadors Russell E. Hart Will Anderson G. B. Jacobs ’age hunJreJ itrenly-lhtee O0MMODOE IE Hotel Kissam Sf.ptober Steenth. MENU AQUA SOUP I NEED A CRACKER ROAST SHOE LEATHER WITH LARD OIL TOMATOES A LA I SHOULD WORRY BISQUETTES CORN DODGERS POTATOES WITH THEIR AMBITION POUNDED OUT CUMBERLAND RIVER MILK CUMBERLAND RISER WATER CLUE-COSE IN A ZIP DISH SALT AND PEPPER. WE AREN'T STINGY BLISTERED SWEET POTATOES (PIE TO-MORROW) CANNED CORN. EXHAUSTED DESERT 1-2-4 CONCRETE BLOCK. WITH HOT LEMONADE COUGH-EE TOOTHPICKS GUARANTEED BY THE NATIONAL BOARD OF CENSORSHIP. JUNE 14. 1907. —w. o. s.. I ige txro hundred twenty-four , f. ■V V v ' Ltv . J , . 'M,r- £ 2 ' V I.T. oge liro hiinJr J IteeiilV-scvvn Page liro IwnJrcJ !n ent -cight C0MMODOB J Kappa Alpha Founded at Washington and Lee University, 1865. Colors: Crimson and Old Gold. ■ lowers: Magnolia and Red Rose. CHI CHAPTER Established April 9, 1883. Fratres in Facultate Dr. Ii. H. Young. A. M.. Ph. D.. Chi Fratres in Urbe Dr. Lucius Burch. M. D.. Chi Dr. V. C. Dixon. M. I).. Chi J.no. Bell Keeble, I.!.. B.. On Dr. J. V. McCall. M. D.. Pi Bert E. Young John Bell Keeble H. J. Mikell Paul B. Kern Clarence Dixon L. II. Harris Walter S. Yakbkoucii W. H. Johnston Lyles Black Ed T. Seay J. B. Dickson Will Dake Caldwell Cary A. Folk A. W. Stockell. Jr- John Moore Mark Bradford V. D. L. Robinson I Ienry C. Stockell Robert L. Burch Lucius E. Burcii Montacue Ross Hickman Beckner Thos. H. Malone Rodin J. Cooper Randolph Caldwell Ed Hart Marshal) I.i.Sueur T. J. Webb. Jr. I Ienry Skecgs Webb Clark A. W. Shipp James Moore Marshall Morgan Ben Morgan John Ryan Reau E. Folk John Caldwell J. H. Fall. Jr. Frank Morgan Verner M. Jones W. C. Cherry R. C. Plater Bradford Roui.stone Thos. Kirkpatrick John Overton IIenry Perry I_awrencf. O'Brien Walter Pierce Winston Caldwell E. E. Barthell Page tiro hundred trrenty-nlne (L OOMMODOBb KAPPA ALPHA CHI CHAPTER Fratres in Universitate Class or 1914 R M. Lyle Brownsville. Tenn. B. B. Benson Bardwell. Kv. E. McGarvcy C. C. Turner Memphis. Tenn. W. N. Kll. LOUGH Arkansas Class or 1915 L. O. Potter W. M. Starnes .... Franklin, lenn J. A. Jernigan Pam. I enn. C. R Byrn Murfreesboro. lenn. W. B Nash Stanton. I'enn. A. F. Smith Texar 1) R Tyson ... Miss. Class or 1916 C. E. Sciple E. Perky . Naslivillr, l enn . Mobile, Ain. J. S. Hardin M. E. Lewis Naslivillr. lenn. F. F. Watson ■ • Nashville, Tenn. G. A. Sloan C. W. Frieberg Knoxville, ’lenn. R. A. W. Barrett Atlanta. Ga. Wm. Birmingham Class or 1917 Ramsey Lewis I IDOEl 1 Thomas Lipscomb Lawrence Widman Louisville. Kv. Harold Met 1). Lamb Andrew 1 nuss A. Wii-son 1 Iarwood O. N Kii.i.ough Wynne. Ark. L. K. W. Barrett..........................................Atlanta. Go. G0MMODOB ’ii)! la-o humlreJ thirty-thr« 30 MMODO ugo t o hiinJre.l thirty-four OOMMODOBfc Beta Theta Pi Pounded at Miami University. Oxford. Ohio, July 4. 1839. Colors: Pink and Light Blue. I-lower: Pose. Active Chapters, 74. Alumni Chapters. 112. BETA LAMBDA CHAPTER Established 1883. Fratres in Facultate W. II. ScilUERMAN. C. E. . . Dean of Engineering Dept.: siding Dean of Academic Dept.: Professor of Mathematics H. C. TolMAN, I’ll. D.. D. D...........................................Professor of Creelf Allen C. Hall. LL D.....................................Dean of Law Department John Witherspoon. M. D......................, Instructor in Histology W. H. Ewinc. LL. B........ II. J. Jones. LL. B........... Francis Warfield. B. F........ Fratres in Universitate Class of 1914. Nashville. Tenn F. I. ClIERRY. B. A..... .Dresden, 'Icon J. M. PEEBLES. B. A.... Columbia. Tenn. W. 11. Gill. B. A........... ......Nashville, 'lenn. Fountain Creek. Tenn ■ Weil Point. Mist. Class of 1913. N. S. SltOFNER. B. A............................Ml. Pleasant. Tenn. M. S. CHESTER. B. F.............................Nashville. Tenn. C. It. Marshall. B A...............................Nashville. Tenn. It. T. Cooksey. M. D.................. .....Bowling Green. Ky. T. B. Kelly. M. D......................................Duquoin. III. Class of 1916. M. A. ll.VYES. B. E............................ ..Nashville, lenn. It. L. Garner. B. S..................................... Greenville. Miss. S. H. Chester. B. S................................Nashville. I’enn Trent Palmer. M. I)..............................Marshall. Mo. W. N. Estes. B. S......................................Martin. Tenn. G. W. KlLLEBREW. Jr.. B. E................................Nashville, lenn. It. H. Norton. L.L.. B..........................Corpus Chriiti. lex. ’age txto hundred thirty-five v‘ G0MMODOEfc BETA THETA PI BETA LAMBDA CHAPTER J. W. Weatherly. Jr.. B. S.. J. M. Bonner. M. D......... A. S. Lewis. Jr.. B. S.... Class or 1917. .Nashville, Tenn. A. II Branham. B. A... —Tupelo. Mi . P. M. Terry. B. S.... .....Dallas, 1«. ’Rush Hawes. B. S................... ’Pledge . . .Spring Hill. Tenn. . . . .Louisville. Ky. . . Nashville. Tenn. R. D. Goodlett Grafton Green G. B. Guild Richard Hall J. R. Cheshire Fratres in L'rbk Preston Lunsford E. B. Davis A. N. Lite II. M. Dryfoos J. P. Atkinson G. F. Blackie Lucius P. Brown J. W. Byrns Tyler Calhoun S. G. Douglas S. C. Ewing E. B. Rucker A. 11. Sharp E. W. Thomas Ali en G. Hall Donald McClure F. S. Moffett E. E, Floss Charles C. Trabuc J. O. Treanor A. P. Foster E. W. Juncerman W. 11. Williamson Ira Landkith F. C. Maury J. 11. Miller 11. milton Parks Thomas Weaver J. W. I Iandley Avery I Iasdi.f.y E. W. Thompson G. B. Kirkpatrick J. A. I Iarris R. T. I Iarris R. K. Brown J. B. Robertson W. I I, SCHUERMAN C. C. Slaughter II. D. Leech II E. Smith John Wiiiierspoon W. W. Shu if: M. A. Stainer 11. Toi MAN J W Woods Page ln-o htiiulrcl ihirly-iix C0MMODOR £ uge taro hundred thirty-nine G0MMODOR Page tiro hunJreil fortK' ■'lower: O0MMODOBfc Delta 1 au Delta Founded at Bethany. West Virginia. I 839. Colors: Purple, White, and Gold. Active Chapters. 37. Alumni Chapters. 23. LAMBDA CHAPTER Founded 1881. Fratres in Facultate W. K. McAlister. Tliela.....................................................t.aw Department V. I’. Butler. Lambda........................................Medical Dcparlmcnl Pansy. Fratres in Universitate' Class ok 1914 Dos Campbell. C. E............................Tullahoma. lenn. II II. Jones. D. D.......... Enoch Brows. B. A..............................Franklin. Tenn. Mitchell Shelby. M. D.... E. B. Erickson. M. D..........................Shreveport. La. ... Atlanta. Ca. Carrollton. Mo. Class ok 1913 F. Bernard E.ERS. B. E.........................Nashville. Tenn. Class of 1916 T. D. Colo. M. D.....................................Benton. Ky. Andrew West. M D....................................Athens. Ga. Jack Peavy, M. D.....................................Byron, Ga. Cairo Ezell. M. D................................Cleburne, lex. P M. Kuykendall. M. D...............................Moody. Tex. Class Phil Campbell. B. E.........................Tullahoma. Tenn. Walton H. Anderson. M. D.........................Athcm. Ala. 1917 Morcan Erwin Preston. LL. D...........................Nashville. lenn. Herbert Wikle. M. D.....................................Franklin. Tenn. z hundred forty-one CTUO M 1 OP O DELI A TAU DELI A LAMBDA CHAPTER Lkatrks in Urbf. J. Holmes Anderson. Lambda J. J. Rust. Lambda C. C. Bell. Lambda Leroy McGregor. Lambda V. S. McGarvey. Tbcia V. L. Niciiol. Beta Theta W. T. Stewart. Lambda Jesse M. Overton. Lambda Jack Price Jones. Lambda Henry Pepper. Jr.. Beta Delta John C. Brown. Lambda Littleton Pardue, Lambda D. B. PuRYEAR. Lambda Clyde Gresham. Lambda Wm. G. Simmons. Lambda Robt. T. Smith. Lambda Chas. S. Smith. Gamma Eptilon W. R. McAllister. Theta Harry S. Stokes. Lambda J. N. Stone. Lambda Geo. N. Tillman. Theta Preston Vaughn. Lambda W. T. Waters. Alpha R. A. Wilson. Gamma W. J. Anderson. Lambda John T. Leli.YET. Lambda E. J. Hamilton. Lambda Guy T. Rltt). Bela Theta Jas. D. Everett. Lambda J. L. Gordon. Lambda Jas. C. Gordon, l ambda W. A. Summers. Gamma Eta John B. Cannon. l.am! da W. A. Covington. Beta lota Jas. B. D. Debow. Lambda Tuos. H. Epperson. Lambda I Iarry W. Evans. Lambda Harry Jones. Lambda Robt. T. Pearly. Lambda John P. Bates. Lambda J. E. 11. Atkinson. Lambda Prank S. Piie. Lambda John R. Pisiier, Lambda Frank G. Fogg. Lambda Abe Goodman. Lambda Lean A. Kirby, l ambda Frank C. Allen. Lambda A. C. McLean, l amlnla R. T. Frazier. Jr.. Gamma Eta Page l o hundred forty-two « 'ujc Itio hundred forty-five Page In-o hunJreJ forty-six COMMODOBfc Sigma Nu Founded at Virginia Military Institute in 1869. Colors: White. Black and Gold. • lower: White Rose. Active Chapters. 69. Alumni Chapters. 42. SIGMA CHAPTER Founded. 1886. Fratkms in Universitate Post GB.vot .ur. 1. N. Morris. Jr., B. A Birmingham. Ala. Class OF 1914 G. R. Me.Swain. M. D. Pari . 1 enn B. M. Ijttle. M. D Dresden. Penn Class OF 1915 W. II Church. PIi. C J. B. Sharp. PH. C Columbia, Tenn. W. 11. Church. Ph. C V. C. V. Aylcn. M. D Missoula. Mont. M. A. Duns. Ph. C Class OF 1917 D. P. Smith. B. A . . .Mount Pleasant, Tenn. PI. Y. Napier. DD S D. L. Williams. M. D Bessemer. Ala. G. D. SCHOONMAKER, M. D.. Randall Stewart. B. A Nashville. Tenn. t Itto fwnJrrJ folly-sefert C0MMODOE SIGMA NU—SIGMA CHAPTER Fratres in Urbe J. Garland Cooper. Sigma T. 11. Alexander. Sigma Dr. Fxcf.se Crr. Sigma R. P. McElretii. Sigma E. M. Fuqua. Omicron Norris Ewinc. Sigma Joe Morrison. Sigma Roy Cooper. Sigma Dr. Bruce R. Payne. Beta Dr. O. Crockett. Sigma Dabney Minor. Sigma George Norton. Kappa Martin H. Dariiv. Sigma Dr. C. V. I Ioffer. Sigma Albert G. Ccrst. Bela Dr. R. E. Fort. Sigma R C. Jones. Sigma Harry F. Ambrose. Sigma Frankie F. Frantz. Sigma Caspar B. Kuhn. Sigma V. I. Witherspoon. Sigma Harvey H. Hannah. Kappa James G. Cooper. Sigma L. J. Loventhal. Sigma Martin Roberts Georce A. Schwab. Beta C. B. Fatherly. Sigma Dr. Lemuel Long. Sigma Esmond Ewinc. Sigma Bruckner Stewart. Sigma S. R. Weaver. Sigma A. I. Winsett, Sigma J. D. Foy. Bela Thela Page ttro hundred forty-eight C0MMODOB£i yitge laio hundred fifty-one OOHMODOB ! ■? R_ Pc I(c too hunJrctl fifty-Iwo G0MMODOB Alpha 7 au Omega Colors: Old Gold and Sky Blue. Active Chapters, 63. BETA PI CHAPTER Founded in 1899. I'lover: White Tea Rose. Alumni Chapters. 48. It. W. Blt.I.I.NCTO.N. M. I). Fratres in Facultate Medic ci Dcptrlw-A Fratres in Lrbk Luke Lea Bradley Walker R. W. Billincton Jos. H. Acki.ln W. E. Bolling Percy Brown S. H. Chester Percy Kinnaro W. I). We AT MERIOR J. W. SlIACKFORO J. V. Overton A. B. Neil W. S. Noble C. O. Rhea R. W. San lord R N. Watts J. O'Neil Only Paul Moore T. E. Stratton R W. Jones Wade Kirkpatrick Frank P. Bond A. M. Trawkk. Jr. Geo. C. Trawkk l-l. W. Campbell G. W. I (ante R. M. L.ei.and Sam Orr J no. R. Aust A. L. Ciiiloress Howard M. Jones W. W. Faw William 1 Iavwood A. N. McNeil John Foster Jay G. Stephenson J. O. Patterson O. L. Quillian J. H. Thompson Roiieri Lusk Wirt I lucms W. C. Lusk J. W. McFadoen M. C. Fitzpatrick J. A. Drauci ion A. F. Whitman W illiam Wills Overton Lea. Jr. W.m. M. Bearden J. H. Boxwell 1 Iarri 11. McAlister I eon M. 1l_anier J. F Zimmerman W. W. Baii.ey W. W. Warner T. J. Mooney «fed hundred fifty-thr re OOMMODOBfc Al.Pf IA TAL' OMI-.CA BM I A PI Cl IAP I I.R Fratres in Universitate Class OF 1914. Dan Bomer. B. S Brownsville, '1 cnn. William W. Miller, B E Nathville. Tenn T. Crowder Chapman. M. D... Brownsville. Tenn. Daley Thompson. B. A Pocolronla . Ark. J. E. Blaydes. M. D Covington 1 cnn Joe Nelson. B. A. . ..McKenzie. Icnn James D. Rives. B. S Man field. La. 1. 1 Parks. 1.1. B C. C. Sims. LI.. B Class or 1915. D. H. Anthony. M D Brownsville. Tenn. Wii.bur Young. B. S Sardis. Mi . Dean B. Ellis. I}. A Jonesboro. Arlc. A. Ragsdale. B. A Santa Fc. Icnn. Tom H. Elliott, B. S. . F-dgerlon. Tenn. ( has. R Wilson. B A Arlington. Icnn. Class OF 1916. Swan Burrus, M. D.. Woodland Mill . Icnn. Robt. Jones. B. I'. Pete Caelis. B. A Memphis. Tenn. Dale Morrison, B. A McKenzie. Icnn. Jeff Chapman. M. D Brownsville. Tenn. Phil II Porter. B. S E. G. Gill. M. D Roanoke. V’a. V A. Zimmerman. 1.1. B. Dan M. Robison. B. A Franklin. Icnn Class OF 1917. II. V. Dunham. B. E Dallas. Texas. Kelsey Nei son. B. S . . Mi Kcnzie. I cnn. Fred Costen. M. D Paragould. Ark. Julian Siiirrod. A. B Columliu . Miss. Stanford 1 Ierron. M. D M M Smith. II. B Claude Tubb. M l) Page Itro hunJreJ fifty-four C0MMODOB O0MMODOBfc Delta Kappa Epsilon GAMMA CHAPTER Founded at Vale, 1844. Colors: Crimson, Azure, and Gold. lower: Pansy. Established, 1847. Re-established, 1889. Edwin Mims. Ph. I). . 11. .. Kip. Ph. D. . . John J. Luck. I’m. I). David R. Pickens. M. I) Fratres in Facultate Professor of English . Associate Professor of German Assistant Professor of Mathematics . . . I.ecturer on Proctology Fratres in Universitate Cuss ok 1914. S. It. Mann. Jr.. LL. B.... E. C. Rice, B. S........ Frank Wade, B. A.. CL. B J. R. Walker. Jr. B. A.... Forrest City, Ark. ......Fulton. Ky. . . .Trenton. Tenn. . . . .1 renton. I cnn. Wm. M. Wiiitnel. B. A D. T. Smith. M. D....... W. H. Blue. B. S........ E. W Randle. B. S....... Class ok 1915. Meade Frierson. B. S..............................Columbia. Tenn. O. G. Nelson. B. S.. M. D........... Alfred Hume. LL.. B..............................Nashville. Tenn. F. C. Smith. B. S................... Carter Luscher. B. S..................................Mobile. Ala. James G. Stephens, B. S............ L. W. Gorton. (B. S.. Ph. C.) M. D..................Waterproof. La. Class or 1916. Harry Leake. M. D...............................Jacksonville. Fla. J. E. Britt. B. S................... Leslie II. Weaks. B. S.................................Fulton. Ky. J. II. Stetson. B. S................ Allen McGill. B. S................................Nashville. Tenn. J. N. Stcadwell. B. E............... ...........Fulton. Ky. ......T renton. Tenn. .....Nashville. Tenn. ........Paducah. Ky. ..........Mobile. Ala. .........Hickman, Ky. .....Nashville, Tenn. .Nashville. Tenn. . Nashville. I enn. Nashville. Tenn. jge i o hunJreJ fifty-nine C0MMODOE James M. Richardson. B. S Tom W. Maytbi.rry. B. S Robert E. Turner. B. E . Tom W. Pointer. B. S...... DELI A KAPPA EPSILON GAMMA CHAPTER Class oi 1917. .............DeValU Blurt. Ark. ..............i'r.inkhn, 11nn ..............Narhvilk, Tcnn .................Franklin. Trim. J ami s N. I Ieacan. Jr.. B. S. Hal M Davis. B. S.......... F. Elliott Trimble. B. S. J. Patton Raymond. B. F. Clxy G. Stephens. B. S.. .. ........... Lillk Rock. Ark. . Naihvilk. Tcnn. Naichcz. Mi . . Nashville. 'I rnn. . Nashville. Tcnn. 11. L. Badcer R. W. Miller J. E. Sanders J. McE. Stone Paul Davis Dr. G. A. Gates Wm. Hume I . B. Spence T. G. Kittrell M. M. Cullom J. Phillips Jeit McCarn H. W. Hall A. J I. Pettikone A. Van S. Lindsey J. R. Watkins W. J. Vaughn Fratrf.s in Urbe W. 11. Svhccart. Jr. P. L. Nichols J. R Green W. I. Nolen W II. Raymond. Jr. Allen R. Cornelius R. M. Yancey C. T. McKi.nsie J. S. Pilciier T. R. I.. Carter Dr D. R Pickens W. M. Hart M. II. Meeks J. R. Winchester D. O. McCarn J. D. Goodleti G. C. Porter T. T. McCorlev W. R. Ray C. K. Curtis G. 11. Callender W. A. Bennh. J. E. Hays Chas. L. Cornelius B. A. Bennie J. 11. Calle.ndar N. F. Cm airs D. K. I .amhutH R. J. McMullen W. C. Nelson J. O. Thompson Walter Stokes. Jr. G. 11. Armisti ad Ciias. Cason Page l o huiiJreJ sixty Page Itvo hiimlteJ 3txty-foi:t OQMMODOBE3 Colors: Blue and Gold. Sigma Chi Established 1855. Founded at Miami University. ALPHA PSI CHAPTER Established 1892 ■'lower: White Rose. Fratriis in Facultate William L. Dudley. B. S.. M. D.........................................Professor of Chemistry and Dean of Medical Department Henry Beach Carre. A. B.. Pll. D. B. D...............................Professor of English Exegesis in Theological Department Thomas Carter, M. A.. B. I)........................................I rofessor of Creelf Exegesis in 7 heological Department Alex G. Fite. B. A.............................................................................Assistant Instructor in Creel( W. A. Benson J. D. Blanton I I. II. Cartwricitt C. I . Connell W. F. Creighton J. M. Cui.BREATH Paul Donaldson Parkis Armistead Jas. Cannon Ciias. G. Dunbar Wm. B. Ricks C. W. Jones Wm. M Duncan. Jr. Rout. Ewing L. B. Fite G. A. W. Frazer Jas. S. Frazer I lUMPIIREY I lARDISON 1.. M. Hollins 1.. P. Holmes Frank W. Johnson E. D. Smith Sidney W. Riddli Fra i rks in Urbk Jas. S. Dunbar. Jr. Stanley Johnson Marvin Corbett E. E. Duncan W. E. Norvell. Jr. R. O. Nor.ell Abram C. Read Wm. I Iuccins Isaac M. Read D. B. Blakemcre P. A. Shelton. Jr. J. M. Cate E. W. Smith W. Edmond-on 7- M. Sorrells S. A. Weakley E. L. Thornton P. C. Bowers Lewis Tillman M. B. Leavell R W. Turner. Jr. Ashby Lovelace J- J- Vertrees. Jr. Silas Dear Robt. Bell J. T. Moore M. V. Andrews Carey E. Morgan Edward Potter Jno. W. Re well A. C. I Iuccins ‘age fa-o hundred ixty-f v G0MMODORfc SIGMA CHI ALPHA PSI CHAPTER Fratres in Universitate Class of 1914. G. H. Armistead. Jk. B. A.........................Franklin. Tenn. Howard R. Carothers. LL. B........................Centerville. Tenn. J. S. Allen. M. D............... ... Winchester. Ky. Wallace Cummings. B. E.. ......Springfield. Tenn. J.vo. H. Siiei.ton, B. E.........................Nashville, Tenn. R. C. Waller. B. S.............................Morganfield, Ky. R. IT Brown. M. D.............................. Nashville. Tenn. J. G. Blake MORE. B. S. ..........Nashville. Tenn. Harry Kinc. D. I)...............................Magdalene. N. M. Class oi 1915. T. R. Barry. M. D.................................Gallatin. Tenn. R. G. Fields. B. S......... ...................Nashville, Tenn. J. M. Flowers. B. S.......... ... Dothan. Ala I.. I.. Cole. Jk.. B. A ...Macon. Mis . R. E. Talley. LL. B......................... St. Petersburg. Fla. R. B. Latimer. Jr. B. A........... ...Utica. Miss. Earl Fraser. B. S.. M. D. Bowling Green. Ky. Class or John Norwood, M. D.............................Jacksonville. Fla. Lyle Waller. B. S............................. Morganfteld. Ky. W. P. McDonald. B. S............................Little Rock. Ark. Alex Stephenson. B. A.............................Nashville. Tenn. Fred Woodard. B. A..............................Springfield. Tenn. 1916. Jno. Ambrose. B. S..................................Nashville. Tenn. II B. NorTHCUTT. B. S .McMinnville. Tenn. Robt. Overall. B. A. Nashville. Tenn. Jas. Stash man. B. A................................Nashville. Tenn. Geo. M. Daniel, B. A.. D. D. .Roanoke Rapids. N. C. Cl-ASS W m. Y. Elliott, B. A...............................Nashville, ’lenn. Leonard Armistead. B. A.............................Franklin. Tenn. Paul Hussey. B. A....................................Palmyra. Tenn. DouclaS Paschal. B. A................................Franklin. Tenn. 1917. Emmli Putman, B. F.................................. New Orleans. La. George Dudley. Jr.. B. E.................................Florence. Ala. Euci.nl Crutcher. B. E..................................Nashville. Tenn. Wiley Ut . M D........................................New Albany. Ind. Pledce Martin Clark, B. S................................Nashville, lenn. Page Itfo hunJrcd ixly-tix f OOMMODOBfc fe luo hitnJreJ sixly-nint id Page Itro him,he,I seventy G0MMODORfc Phi Kappa Psi Founded at Washington and Jefferson College. Washington, Pa., bebruary 19. 1852. Colors: Lavender and Pink. ■ lower: Sweet Pea. Publications: The Shield. Pocket Catalogue, History. Song Book. Record, The Mystic I riend. TENNESSEE DELI A CHAPTER Established October 7. 1901. Fratres in Facultate Dr. Duncan Evr. Jr.. M. D. . . . Adjunct Professor to Chair of Surgery Class ok 1914 Sam Hunt. Jr.. M. D. Ernest D Thompson. M. D. Daniel P. McNair. I). D. S. Stuart L. Bell, 1.1.. B. Ciias. K. Leslie. Jr.. B. S. Jesse Douglas Rollow. B. K. Karl D Sloan. Ph. C. Fratres in Universitate Class ok 191 Forrest Gunn Bell. M. D. Frank F.. Artaud. Ph. C. Ciias. C. Fowler. M. D. Class ok 1916 Shelly G. Huciies. B. K. Reuben A. Davis. 1.1.. B. William F. Taylor. B. S. Jesse H. Thomas. Jr.. B. E. Clarence M. Hunt. I.L.. B. Welford D. Pratt. B. S. Ci.ass ok 1917 George W. Beyer. M. D. Cornelius Hai.l. M. D. J. Ricks Carson. B. S. Paul F. Eve. Jr.. M. D. Warren W. Bell. M. D. J. 11. Brandon. B. S. ’,e too hundred seventy-one COMMODOEfc PHI KAPPA PSI—TENNESSEE DELTA CHAPTER Fratres in Lube J. 11. Fall Dr. E. S. McIlvain Allen Birrv M M. Blake A. B. Hill. Jr. James H. Check Jordan- Stokes. Jr. V. V. Woodcock Louis T. Baxter Chas. B. Whitworth Dr. Duncan Eve. Jr. T. Evans Baxter Gideon B. Wade T. F.. Elliston W. W. Hays W. K. Phillips. Jr John Baxter E. R. Howard Judce J. W. Bonner Robert Armistead J. M. Bass. Jr J. H. Jamison C. C. Mot John B. Ransom, Jr Cornelius Hall Jordan Stokes V. H. Armistead Frank Berry John T. Cheek W. L. I alley C. P. Christopher Medius Ransom W. I. Scobey Feux R. Cheatham Edward Swaim A. B. Clark R. E. Porter Bailey L. Rascoe L. M. Fletcher W. I. Edwards R. S. Morrison R D. Mills. Jr. Page ln o hundred tercnly-hro ’age Itvo hundred icYcnty-five l Ogr liro hunilffil tcvcnty-six E= O0MMODOE =J Phi Kappa Sigma Founded at University of Pennsylvania. 1850. Colors: Gold and Black. i'lower: Chrysanthemum. National Convention, Nashville, Tenn., Jan. 1-3. 1914. ALPHA IOTA CHAPTER Established 1902 Fkatrks in Universitate . . Murfreesboro, I «in. Post-Gr.vDU.vti: J. F.v.mo O erall. B. A.. M. A............. Class o ' 1914 C. C. Grlcorv. B. I)...... Granville S. Riih.ly. B. A Iiiomvs 11. Brown. M. I). R H Dunham. M. D. Ciiari ie Hite. LL. B...... II C. Jones. B. E.......... F.'-c ne Sloan. I.I.. B. Paui 11. An i n. B. S. W J. Cooper. B. E J. R Robinson. B. A.... P C. Klyce. B. E......... . . . Btimmgham. Ala. , MurfreetborO. Icnn- 11. R Birusonc. D. I). S C. A Lytle. d. D. s.. Class or 1915 . . . .Nash die. I cnn. .. . Levvithurg. I rnn. .....Newport, Ark. Murfreciboro. Icnn. ..Black Rock. Ark. F. Ill Iammett. 1.1.. B II. E. Owen. B. A............... B. V. Bruce. Ph. C............. T. V. Woodsing, M. D............. T. I.. Cummino. LL. B. (Pledge). Ci-vss oi 1916 .Tupelo. Mi . N. D. Overall. B. E................ . . .Nashville. I cnn. Rov K. Srvci.lv. 1.1.. B. Class of 1917 ..........Hairiman. Tenn. I. C. HenDLKI-R. Jr., B. F.. (Pledge). .............Nathville. Icnn. J. L. All.IN. B. S. (Pledge)........... John Emerson, M. D. (Pledge).............. ........Greenville. Icnn. Rich. Mi . .....Slanlon. Fla. . . I lunlsville. Mo. .....Lakeland. Fla. .Wills Point. Texas. ...Nathville. Icnn. .McMinnville. 'Icnn. . Murfreesboro. Icnn. .... Navhvillc, I cnn .Nathville. Icnn. .Okmulgee. Okla Itrn hunJreJ jevcn Jj-seven COMMODOBfc PHI KAPPA SIGMA ALPHA IOTA C l IAPTER Special Students C. E. Gleason. B. E. (Alpha Eptilon)..........Chicago. III. H. F. Sryclev Harry Anderson. Phi A. T. Levine I’. M. Estes. Phi Frank Farris, A. O. R. E. Bei.l Dr. J. L. Bryan Fratres in Urbf. E. H. Buford A. L. Edwards F. G. Maddux Dr. J. M Oliver C. B. Pentecost V. Guild Smith A. S. Wll I JAMS J. C. Akers C. B. Cooper P. W. Jarratt J. Oakley I Iayes G. W I Iopplr. Jr.. A. A W. H. Levine V. S. Snow. A. A Dr. J. J. Vauciin Nashville, I enn I’ogc la-o hundred seventy-eight GL 30MMODORfc Kappa Alpha 1 heta Founded at Asbury (now Dc Pauw) University, January 27. 1870. Colors: Black and Gold. Flovttr: Black and Gold Pansy. Number of College Chapters, 33. Number of Alumnae Chapters. 27. ALPHA ETA CHAPTER Established January, 1904. Sorores in Urbe Mrs. 11. Z. Kip Miss Elise Handly Miss Marjorie Ezell Miss Stella Vauciin Miss Kate Guill Miss Frances Slcmons Mrs. John Kriec Miss Anna C. Lawrence Miss Margaret Slemons Mrs. Thomas B. Scoccins Miss Mary Lipe Miss Julia Chester Miss Penelope McDuity Miss Mary Belle Saunders Miss Louise Adamson Patronesses Mrs. W. J. Vauciin Mrs. B. E. You sc Mrs. H. C. Tolmak Mrs. A. M. Harris Mrs. J. T. McGill Mrs. Thos. Carter Mrs. Dan McGucin £ tuo hundred seventy-nine =ii O0MMODOEE Page 0 huntheil eighty G0MMODOBB KAPPA ALPHA THETA—ALPHA ETA CHAP 1 LR Sorores in Ui Cl.ASS OF Roberta Falconer. B. S..............................Marlin. Tex. Bess Figi.ey. B. S.....................................Canion. O. Bessie Newsom. B. A.............................I lo! Spring . Ark. Class of F.i.izahetii Brooks. B. S....................... Nathville. Tcnn. Class or Roberta Dillon. B. S.............................Nathville. Tcnn. Flise Chase. B. S................................Nashville. Tcnn. Evelyn Norton. B. S................ Class of Helen Adamson. B. S............................. Nashville, Tcnn. Helen Anderson. B. S..............................Bellevue. Tenn. Ellen Durrv. B. S................................Nathville. Tenn. N’I VERSITATE 1914 Smhe SiiokneR. B. A.............................Ml Pleatanl. Tenn Sarah Southall. B. S....... ......................Birmingham. Ala. Rachel Witt. B. A................ Lynnville. Tenn. 1913 Gerirude Porter. B. A................................Clinton. Ky. 1916 Charlotte Fox. B. S..........................Nathville. lenn. Eunice Jackson. B. S..........................Nashville, l enn. ..............Nathville. Tenn. 1917 Louise Herron. B. S..........................Nashville, lenn. Mart Heiskei.l. B. S..........................Memphis. lenn. Margaret Norman. B. S.............................Naihvillc. lenn. hundred eighty-one Page laro hundred eighly-!a-o COMMODORE Delta Delta Delta Founded at Boston University. 1888. Colors: Silver. Gold, and Blue. Flower: Pansy. Number of Active Chapters, 45. Number of Alumnae Chapters. 32. DELTA GAMMA CHAPTER Established September 16, 1911. Sorores in Universitate Post-Graduate Mart R. Steadwell (Graduate in Expression)... .NaiWIle. Tcnn. Class ok 1514 Niva l.ovin Early. B. S..................Naihvllc. Tenn. C rxime t ea tii.. B. S................... . .Oxford. Mi . Elsie Mm Gates. D. D. S.................Nashville. Tmn. Edna L. Pea-son. Diploma in Expression ...Sparta. Tenn. Nina Adele Siiaw. B. S................Ashland City. Tenn. Class ok 1515 C-ri :ne Rich. B. S.......................Na S die. Tcnn. Class of 1516 Catherine Park Acklen. B. S.......................Nashville. Tcnn. Eu ene Ransom. B. A........... Mi.dorv Orutiic-s. B. S.............................'ackson. Tcnn. Mo.tr ice Rich. D. D. S....... Gladys Grikkis. D. D. S................................Pari . Tex. Miriam Herbert Sneed. B. S. Mary E. Washburn. B. S............................Nashville. Tcnn. I Iarrictte Beckham. B. S. Dorothy Fmtchly. B. S Pauline Garard. B. S........ Cl-ATS ok 1517 ..Union City. Tcnn. . Memphis. Tcnn. Naihvillc. Tcnn. Martha Non . B. S....... Kate Eastman Savage. B. A Lorine W. Wilson. B. S.. . . . . Nash illc. Tcnn . . . . Nashville. Tcnn. . . . . Nashville. Tcnn .Nashville, Tcnn. .Naihvillc. Tcnn. . . .Sparta. I cnn. ate two hunJrcJ eighty-fltt C0MMODOEfc DELTA DELI A DEL I A DELI A GAMMA Cl1APTER .Sorori s in Urbe Mrs. Andrew B. Benedict Mrs. Archer Beasley Mrs. Marian Ward Mrs. R. W. Bai.com Mrs. I ii.i’.MAN Rich Mrs. W. D. Piiii i ips Mrs. Gus W. I)hr Vircinia Randle Dorothy Cai.iioun Grace Haves Lucile Landls Louise M Bryan Ellen B. Wallace Mary Si aiii man I ouise Coodloe Patronesses Mrs. Leonidas C. Gi.enn Mrs. John V.. Ashford Mrs. R. B Steele Mrs. George Martin Official Chaperon: Mrs. J. II. Stevenson Mrs. John Daniel Mrs. St. George L. Sioussat Mrs. Edwin L. Mims Mrs. I Ioward R Maxson I’oge I wo hundred cight$- ix p— GOMMODOEfc ■tot , 'uj riEDICAL DEPARTMENT VANDERBILT URWS31TY C0MMODOF HEDICAI. DITAICntiM r ' s'iVANDERBILT UNIVERSITY Page l o fiumlreJ eighly-cifhl OOMMODOBF Alpha Kappa Kappa Established at Dartmouth College, 1888. Colors: Olive Green and White. Active Chapters, 39. CHI CHAPTER Founded March 24. 1903. Publication: “The Centaur I In.Liard Wood M. C. McGasson Perry Bromiierc. Win. Litterrr E. B. Cayce S. C. Cowan G. H. Price R. O. Tucker Fratres in Facultate C. B. Crittenden Milton Thorp 11. M. Ticert R. W. Bll.LINCTOS J. M. King Robt. Caldwell J. A. Witherspoon J. T. Altman O. N. Bryan A. A. Eccstein — Curtis R I.. Jones W. D. I Iagcard I). R. Pickens F.. M. Fuqua Geo. C. Wii liamson Fratres in Univ ersitate Class oe 1914 E. I- Bishop.....................................Nashville, Tenn. John Jackson... J. E. Blades. Jr.................................Covington. Tmn. II. E. McCalip. T. C. Chapman...................................Brownsville. Tenn. J. A Orh........ II. I.. Douci-as.................................. Nashville. Tenn. Rout. Pillow T. B. Givan........................................Nashville, Tenn. D. T. Smith. .. Sam Hunt..............................................Anionio. Texas W. A. Hoccard Class or 1915 G. II. Gillen.................................South Pittsburg. !enn. R. T. Cooksey.. T. II. YoUNC........................................Nashville. Tenn. Forrest Bf.li...... .......Dyer. Irnn. Brook ,.. vcn. M s. ..Nashville. Tenn. .Columbia. Tenn. ......Eaton. Tenn, Bowling Green. Ky. .......Chicago. III. ;e in-o hun,lre l eighty-nine G0MMODOB ! ALPHA KAPPA KAPPA -CHI CHAPTER O. G. Nelson.........................................Mobile. AU. R. J. Smiri.... L. W. Gorton.....................................Waterproof. La. D. H. Anthonv W. H. Brandeau................................Clarksville. Tens. Glenn Reams.. C. L. Pollock..................................Rocky Ford. Colo. C. C. Fowler.. Class or 1916 S. J. Chapman. Jr.............................Brownsville. Tenn. V. M. Leake. ,. E. G. Gill..........................................Roanoke. Va. L. B. Robinson. Robt. Sanford.....................................Henning. Tenn. J. Foster......... A. D. Donnelly...............................Bowling Green. Ky. A Van Ness.. Rocky Ford. Colo. Ripley, ’Ienn. .Nashville, ienn . Spicewood. Tex. .Jacksonville. Fla. Madisonvilie, Ky. Birmingham. Ala. Nashville. 1 enn. Page faro hunJrcJ ninety G0MMODOB Phi Chi Founded «1 University of Vermont. 1886. Colors: Pale Green and White. Flower: Lily of Valley with Leaves. A folio: Phthanomcn Chraismen. PI CHAPTER Established Vanderbilt University. 1903. 1'katrks in Facultate Or. Duncan Eve Dr. J. W. Moore Dr. T. O. Menees Dr. Duncan Eve. Jr. Dr. W. T. Briccs. Jr Dr. J. A. Gaines Dr. W. C. Dixon Dr. I.. E. Burch Dr. 1 Iartweei. Weaver Dr. S. S. Briggs Dr. 1 Iarrincton Marr Dr. J. M. Oliver Dr. W. M Bryan Dr. S. R Teachout Dr. B. F. Hambleton Dr. W. M. McCabe Dr. A. S. Dabney Dr. R. E. Me Com r Dr. V. P. Robinson Dr. J. W. Witherspoon Dr. L. W. Edwards ge two hunJffJ nine If one I igc I wo hundred ninely-laro OOMMODOBfc M. F. Cochran---- Cyrus Darwin..... R. M. Evans..... T. I. Hawkins.... Tom Barry........ Tom Brown........ F. B. Brewer..... H. C. Cleveland.. C. R. Crutcmuii.d V. A Dial........ T. 11. Compere PHI CHI—PI CHAPTER Fratres in Universitate Class ok 1914 ...............Barncsville. Ga. .............Evaimillc. Tenn. .............Tomkinsvillc. Ky. ...............Slclliboro. Ga. Class ok ................Gallatin. Tenn. ...............Gallatin. Tcnn. ..............Gainesville. Tex. ..............Ccnlicville. Ala. ...............Nashville. Tenn. ..................Cardwell. Mo. Class ok ..................Abilene. Tex. K. G. Oglesby......................... A. E. Leggett............. N. C. Mashburn............ Dubart Mii.i i r......... W. B. Nash................ 1915 M. F. Farmer............. II. E. Fraser............ V. B. Godoard........... K. S. Hunt............. R C. Magee............... E. W. Stone.............. 1916 C. W. Friberc............ ...............Barlow. Ga. Magnolia. Mi . . Boliver. Tenn. .Corsicana, lex. .Stanton, lenn. ......Newman, Ga. .Bowling Green. Ky. . . . Hariodibuig. Ky- ........Milner. Ga. ......Abilene. lex . Bowling Green. Ky. Johnson City. lenn fc l t hundred mrteljMfcree O0MMODOEB ■ (L COMMODOBEi Phi Beta Pi Established 1891 at Western Pennsylvania Medical College. ireen and White. Publication: Phi Beta Pi Quarterly RHO CHAPTER MEMBERS E. W. Hanson F.lvm . Mo. V. K. Aylen J. E. Fosbee Billington. Mi . V. R. Winn O. M. Shelton Union City. Tcnn. R. W. Burnett . . . Wiggint. Mi . E. V. Ezr.u 1915 A. E. Holmes Tampa. Fla. . . . . Nji!i illc. 1 cnn. Class ok 1916 V. G. Mn.HOLLA.ND. ....New Orlean . l.a. .. Hopkinsville. Kv. A. T. Palmer Fratres in Ur BE J. L. Coooall C. 15. Kuhn £ ■ loo hundred nineIV-five Poge into hundred nineltf-iix C0MMODOBE: Chi Zeta Chi Founded at University of Georgia. October 14. 1903. Colors: Purple and Gold. Flower: White Carnation. Last Annual Convention. Dec. 29. 30. 31. 191 THETA CHAPTER Class of 1914 C. B. Krickson F. J. Perkins. . T. G. Jenkins Hubbard. Tex. H. M. Siielby. B. M Little Drerden. '1 enn. B. A. SwiNNEY. H. C. Lonc A. Freeman... C. R. li M. V. V. Fenton Cl-VSS OF 1915 John Jenkins Hubbard. Tex. C. S. Moss C. W Price W. S. Chester M. F. Houston Will IIibbitts. C. I.. L. 1). Him Class of 1916 i, 1 rn . Ky. A. J. Bondurant.......................................Charleston. Mo. S. S Greene..........................................Vernon, l ex. T. I). Gold...............................................Banlon. Ky. II. J. Ptwv.............................................Byron. Ga. A. I. West................................................Atheni. Ga. $ 10'i tnin.be,I ninety-seven 0MMODO FRATERNITY VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY JR I’ttge Itt’o luiiulrcJ nincIV-cighl C0MMODOBfc Kappa Psi Official Journal: The Mask. Founded 1879. Colon: Cadet Gray and Scarlet. Incorporated 1903. Official Directory: The Agora. Flower: Red Carnation. National Convention. Chicago. November. 1913. LAMBDA CHAPTER Organized at Vanderbilt University. January. 1907. Fratres in Universitate Class or 1914 J. H. Sticklcy — J. L. Johnson Phoenix. Ariz. C. T. Cox . . . 1 IoIIoav Rock. I enn. B. Courson L. B. Nickolson , . .Collinsville. Ala. C. C. Bullard Hamilton. I'cx. 11. F. Warren Alvarado. lex. V . G. Pace J. S. Casey Nashville. Tenn. O. M. Spencer T. A. King Vernon. Tex. Class oe 1915 W. R Moore W. A. Cashion.... Class or 1916 M. J. Moore R. C. Gavv Gaine l ro, Tenn. R C. Bunch Bowling. Ky. C. F. Thomason... . . . . Bu h Creek. 1 enn. P. A. Fridce Baton Rouge. La. J- A. Ford Arcadia. Fla. E. C. Wilson R. 1). Henderson.. Gleavon. 'I enn. T. D. Moore. Jr ..Hopkinsville. kv. M. P. Yates Terrell. Tex. T. V. Jennincs A. G. Hayes . .Coldwater. Tenn. C. B. Warner. Ph. C. B. S. 11. II. Shoulders. M .D. F. A. Aycock. M. I). I I. I I. Scott. M. D. James Brown. Ph. C. Fratres in Urbf. J. E. Justice. M. I). J. C. Ksrk. M. D. Frank Butlssicon. Ph. C.. Ph. M. R. G. McGayhee. Ph. C.. Ph. M. A. L. Glaze. Jr.. M. D. L. R. Anderson. Ph. C. B. S. F. A. Cleveland. Ph. C.. B. S. J. G. McCoy. Ph. C. W. R. Austin. Ph. C.. B. S. ,’e ln'i hunt!rtil ninety-nine O0MMODOBfc G0HMODOE Pi Mu Fraternity Colon: Crimson and Gold. Flower: Crimson Carnation. Motto: “Semper ad Honorem.'' Fratres in Universitate J. J. Anderson J. E. Childers II. II. Goi.ddf.rc I). A. Gregory S. L. Henson II. K. IIisde T. W. Holmes C. B. Lee LOUIS Market. R. A. Olive T. E. Parrish S. T. Ross J. A. Sanders Fratres in Urbf. A. ScHEFF W. V. Scott R. C. Smisson M. Smith J. E. Walsworth D. F. Weldon F. B. Dunklin J. P. Schell, Si. Thomas Hospital City View Sanitarium Fratres in Facultate C. F. Anderson E. S. Maxwell ! • three hundred one COMMODORE flEDKAI. DEPARTTIF..N I' VANDKRBILT IMM'RMTV ' ----------------------------- Page three hundred tvo (3QMMODOB Omega Upsilon Phi Grand Chapter organized at Richmond. Va.. April 10. 1897. Flower: Red Carnation. Colors: Orange and Gold. PHI Medical Department, Vanderbilt University. Chartered April I. 1912. Instituted April 8. 1912. I’ RAT ER NI TV Of FK I RS R. O. Rowans. M. D..............................................................................President V. B. Hopkins, M. D............................• F ice-President C. I.. Harrei..................................................................................Secretary Fratres in Universitate F. L. Oil.LAN................................Tennessee L. II. IIaMNER.................................Alabama R B. Ramage.............................................Alabama G. A. Hatcher.........................................Tennessee II G. Waddei.i.............................................Alabama A. J. Pooesta..........................................Mississippi A. B. Jo.Nf.S.........................................Tennessee G. R. Lacey...............................................IVxa M. W. Barnes.............................................Tennessee G. B. Thaxtox..........................................Texas F. J. Willy.......................................Tennessee C. O. Bailey.......................................Tennessee Eugene Abercrombie..............................South Carolina W. II. Smith.........................................Tennessee Kappa Chapter Association, New York Alumni Associations Lake Kenka Alumni. New York. California Ahlnim Association. -• w • three hundred three Page three GOMMODOEfc Delta Sigma Delta Founded at the University of Michigan. Ann Arbor, Mich., March, 1883. Colors: Turquoise Blue and Garnet. Flower: Garnet Carnation. KAPPA CHAPTER Established 1896. Fratres in Facultate ..............................Dean and Protestor of Operative Dentistry . Professor of Prosthetic Dentistry. CtoXrn anil litiilgerrotlf and Porcelain ...................Professor of Dental Anatomy anil Operative Technique ..........................................Assistant to Operative li'orlr Gordon White V. C. Gillespie Dr Henry V. Morgan Dr. J. Atchison Dale . Dr. J. H. I ihupps . . Dr. Ralph R. Byrnes . A. A, Ali.en J. M. McMinn II D. Jackson J. E. 11 ays . Members J. O. Cummins J. II. Shaw A. C. 11 ays J. C. Hin. M. I . Wilson I . T. Anderson C. T. Smith N. B. Riddle W. N. Johnson E. H. Hinciilieee Fratres in Urbe Dr. Gordon White Dr. M. W. Moores Dr. Wii l A. Siieats Dr. W. C. Gillespie Dr. J. A. Perkins Dr. Dan B. Blakemore J E. O. Anderson G. W. Bacon D. M. Boles Troy Coffman Fratres in Universitate Officers CranJ Muster B. I I. ACKER..................................Senior Page . U'orthy Master J. 1.. Curry........................................Junior Page . Scrihe W. J. Stephens.......................................Tyler . Treasurer R. I.. HOLLAND...................................Historian three hundred live ’.igc three hunJreJ ix O0MMODOEfc Xi Psi Phi Colors: Lavender and Cream. -lower: Rose. OMEGA CHAPTER Established at Vanderbilt University. 1903. Fratres in Universitate Officers HB.COOKF.NBOO F.. J. DORSCHF.ID . . W. B U.OTWORTIIY R. M. CI.INKSCALES . II. J. LAMBERT . . W. A. NORTON . . . . . . . President . . Vice-President . . . . Secretary . . . . Treasurer ...............Editor Master of Ceremonies Members C. F. Mr.vr.Rs V. F. Ikari N. B. I Iargis I. . P. Busby A. I). BYRNE II. D. Cammack A. C. Wiley C. W. HOFFrR W. C. Hutchison W. C. King A. G. Griztard M. S. Ellis f three hundred seven COMMODOEfc S3 Page three hundred eight O0MMODOEfc Psi Omega F ounded at Baltimore College of Dental Surgery, March 1, 1892. GAMMA NU CHAPTER Established November 26. 1906. Colors: Sky Blue and White. Fratres in Facultate L. G. Non. J. W. Wins R. B. Bocle Leslie Noel A. C. Braly Senior A. M. Applewhite I i R. Birdsong F. 11. Brown J. P. Campbell A. B. Crutcher L. W. Dougherty G. L. Dowdle Fratres in Universitate Junior C. A. Faulk C. C. Jones C. A. Lytle E. B. Lytle S. M. McKinney M S. M« Kenney I). P. McNair T. L. Austin L. D. Butler T. A. Chichester J. T. Conner R. L. Mouse F. C. Johnson T. L. McMurpiiy W. V. Martin J. A. Moore C. F. Pickering H. W. Sorenson Freshmen I. A. Bontley A. G. Leacii N. H. Coleman Joe Minor J. B. Falls P. W. Toms. Jr. J. P. Zintner e three hundred nine C0MMO 0 Page three hunJre.l ten G0MMODO.B Phi Beta Kappa Founded at William and Mary College in Virginia. December 5. 1776. ALPHA OF I EN NESSEE Establuhcd in 1901. Graduate Officers I li.RBF.RT Cushing Toiman, Ph.D.. I).I)........President Sr. Gr.oitcr. L. Sioussat. Ph.D James II Kirkland. Ph.D.. I L.D.. D.C.1...Pice-President John Thomas McGii.i.. Ph.D. Louis T. Baxter. M.A.......................Pice-Pre Uent Ceorce R. Mayfield. M.A. . Charles Edgar Lim.r.. Ph.D......................Treasurer , Pice-President . . Recording Secretary . Corresponding Secretary Charles Kendai i I i m.il . Joseph Henry Utterer J. H. Kiski and L. C. Glenn II. C. Tolman G. R. Mayitfld Undergraduate Officers President I on ml Orro Wn kekson Pice-President Earl Baler Stii.Z . Fratres in Facultati J. T. McGill A. G. Fite. Jr. J J Fuck E. I.. Johnson F.owin' Mims Si. GEORC.E I.. SlCH' AT Thomas Carter FI. B. Carre Secretary 7rcasnrer Carter Alexander Dr. Richard Bark Lewis T. Baxter L. B. Bobbitt C. II. Buford C. S. Brown E. B. Chappell Bernard Fensterwald Student Members Elected 1912-'13 C. 11. Buford A. G. Fite. Jr. Comnne Gladding A. R. I Iallev Ralph Finsterwali; F.. R. Galloway Fitzcerai d I Iall R. S. I Ienry Naomi Kayhof. C. T. Kirkpatrick J. H. Litterer C. E. Little C. K. Leslie J. H. Litterer W. F. Moncrii.f. Js. Fratres in Urbe L. J. Loventiial Adelaide V. Lyon T. II. Malone R. D. M ADDIN' J. O. Manter Louis Markle W. F. Monciuef. Jr. Penelope McDuffie E. B. Stii.z A. II. M. STONECTPHEt S. A. Van Ness L. O. Wii.kirson John Nichols W. E. Norvell. Jr. Bruce Payne Mrs. Wm. Rich Stella Rich Morrice Rich Anne Scales J. W. Sewell I)r. Irving Simons A. H M Sionecipher Elya Sly W. D. Strayhorn C. C. Traiiue S. A. Van Ness Claude Waller rr r ■ ge three hundred eleven O0MMODOBfc £ COMMODOEb I he Legal Fraternity of Phi Delta Phi Founded al Law Department. University of Michigan. 1869. Colors: Argent and Azure. Flower: Jacqueminot Rose. MALONE CHAPTER -VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY Fratres in Facultate Au.es G. Hall John Bell Keebi.l V. K. McAlister J. V. Jui i E. T. Slav Fratres in L'rbe Lewis Tillman Luke Lea John H. DeWitt Bradley Walker T. II. Malone Stuart C. Pilcher E. J Walsh E. J. I Iamilton 11 C. Merritt. Jr. Edward Palmer W I . Norvei l. Jr I.ee Douglas R S. Henry W. R. Master. J: W. P. Cooper II. I). Leach Ashby I ovei aci M. B. Adams J. M. Cate Active Members C. Cecil Sims Herbert J. Jones Frank M. Locke Sam II Mann. Jr. Rioiard II. Lyle I. W. Keys Eucene Sloanf. John L. Moori: G0MMODOE I’age three hwtJreJ fourteen rrca Membership in G. W. Folli n . G0MMODQRfc 1 au Kappa Alpha Established at Vanderbilt April. 1910. •he I au Kappa Alpha Fraternity is limited to those who have represented Vanderbilt in an Intercollegiate Debate or Oratorical Contest. Fraternity Officers . Pretidenl Harry King............................Seercir.ry and Treasurer II. I. Hughes R. II. Run J. A. Chapman Members G. I). Naylor C. C. Sims A. M. Pyburn G. V. Foi UN C. C. CREcor.Y 11 rra King W. F.. I Iawkins. Jr. Fratres in Urbe Wm. Ii. Norvell. Jr. J. S. Laurent (Sewanec Drktto. ’09) (Virginia Debate. '10) H. R. Summers R. S. Henry (Cco:ga Debate. '10) (Sewanee Debale. '07; Georgia Del ale. '07) Jn . H. DeWitt A. M. Harris A. I. Winseit Fred. T. Wilson J. C. Guild Mar.in F.. Heelin 11 W. Robertson Alumni O. S. Guy J. F. Middleton A. M Freeman II. C. Ho. I. F. Chapman F. R Cm naui i F. P. Cui.vi r I’tigr three hiuulreJ sixteen OQMMODOBfc Sigma Upsilon—Literary Founded at University of South, October, 1906. Colors: Olive Green and Old Gold. Flower: Jonquil. CALUMET CLUB Founded 1907. Officers FRANK WADE..............................President JAMES STEVENS...........................Secretary C. CECIL SIMS............................Treawrer SOPHERIM Prof. J. J. Luck Prof. G. R. Mayfield Prof. W. P. Ott G. W. Foi.lin R. G. Fields Louis Sperry G. 11. Ar.miste.vd II. II. Jones Frank Wade C. Cecil Sims R H. Ruff I Ikndkrson J. R. Wai.kcr James Stephens W. L. Granbery. Jr. 3MMQDO V“-- l}age three hurulreJ eighteen STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS Page three huruheJ I verity OO MM OO O Oratory and Debating, 1913-1914 Inter-Society Debate, December 6. Resolved: That the stale-wide prohibition law in Ten- nessee should he repealed. Affirmative— A. M. Pyburn and C. E. Bryson for Dialectic Literary Society. Negative—J. O. Bomer and C. C. I lufTrnan for Philo- sopliic Literary Society. I he affirmative won. Intercollegiate Debates. May 16. Resolved: I hat American vessels engaged in coastwise trade should lx allowed the use of the Panama canal free of toll (agreed that no question concerning treaty rights with Lngland shall l e considered and that the word “American shall apply only to vessels of the United States). Kentucky-Vanderbilt. at Nashville. Affirmative. A. M. Pyburn. C. ('. Sims. D. V. Register. Vandy won. Alabama-Vanderbilt, at Tuscaloosa. Negative. W. L. Hawkins and R. S. David. Alabama won. Freshman Debate. April 18. Resolved: That the Judges of the State Courts should be subject to recall. Affirmative—D. M. Robison. Roy I.. Arterbury, C. Earle Coolidge, Dialectic 1 .itcrarv Society. Negative—R. S. Sadler. W. N. Estes. R. M. Overall. Philosophic Literary Society. Affirmative won. Tennessee State Oratorical League, in Chattanooga. April 25. John W. Bull. I ennessee, I he New Chiv- alry. R. A. Young Medal. April II. 1913. Eugene Sloan. Arkansas, winner. bounder's Medal. May 27. 1913. C. C. Gregory. I he American Press. Alabama, winner. Southern Intercollegiate Oratorical Contest in Columbia. South Carolina. May 7. (’. C. Gregory, The American Press,” Vanderbilt representative. hundred twcnly-oric 1‘ugc three IwiulfeJ Iwcnlf -! C0MMOD O Kir 5 Dialectic Literary Society Officers ROY L. ARTERBURY..........................................PraiJent A. L. GUNTER.......................................Picc-PrcuJcnl C. I). McGEI IEE.........................................Secretary B. H. WEN DELI........................................ Treasurer S. R. ANDERSON..............................................Critic H. R. ROSE................................................Chaplain Members S. R. Anderson R. I.. Arterbury W. E. Brown W. B. Caldwell II. E. Carlton 11. A. Cochran L. J. Compton C. E. Cooi.idce G. VI'. Follin A. L. Gunter O. C. I Iammock W. I.. I Iarrison C. P. I Iawkins Stanford I Ierron II. M. Houston D. M. Sensing E. O. Smithdeal L. C. Summers B. H. Wendell H. D. White J. R. Kenny M. F. Hill L. J. Kii.vincton P. Lipscomb C. D. McCehee J. H. Miller S. M. Mims 11. E. Owens M. D. Odum A. M. Pyburn I). M. Robison II. G. Rooker T. O. Rorie II. R. Rose J. G. Sawyer C0MMODOE ’««Hi- ircc hiirulreJ tnentv-four C0MMOD o iei Philosophic Literary Society W. S. YOUNG . D. C. SEWARD . JULIAN SHERROD ROBERT OVER l J. IRED WOODARD . PRENTISS COOPER WIIJ.ARD BLUE . Officers ..................................... ’resident .................................Vice-President ....................................Secretary .................................. Ireasurer .......................................Critic .......................................Chaplain ............................ Set feant-al- Arms Members 11. Allen W. II. Blue A. II. Braniiam C. B. Cook P. Cooper W. Y. Ei.i.iott T. A. Frazier S. II. GorrsciiAi.L C. C. Huffman D. Howell II. P. Jones J. II. Moori. E. W. Randle J. M. Richardson D. C. Seward D. F. Smith J. Sherrod A. B. Stevenson E. B. Stii.tz C. R. Wilson F. C. Woodward T. S. W'lLSON W. S. Young P. B. Husky II Northcutt R. M. Overall P. II. Porter W. C. Porter W. H. Cowart J. G. Staiilman W. S. Ford three hundred lo-critv-tivi C0MMODOB the JOHN MARSHALL SH I INC AS A CRIMINAL COUR I Page three huiulreil txrcnty-Pix -T 3 0 M M O O O 122'; John Marshall Law Club Officers 1. W. KEYS G. W. FOLLIN B. A. DEW C. W. WHITEHEAD .... COOPER THWEATT . . . . Second Associate Jut lice Clerk . . 1 jfA Marshal Attorney General G. M. Alford Members W. L. Cranberry G . A. Sloan J. E. Amis 1. W. Keys R. E. Talley O. T. Aui.t W. Killoucii C. Tiiwcatt Burton Barrs F. M. Locke S. A. Van NT. C. E. Bryson J. L. Moore F. Wade J. N. Campbell T. M. Murray R. C. Waller 1 i. Conn L. L. Parks C. W. Whitehead W. L. Covington A. M. Prewitt C. 11 William T. B. Cranfill A. M. Pyburn J. 1.. WlDMAN B. A. Dew J. R. ScilOOLFIELD W. A. Zimmerman G. W. Folun C. C. Sims J. E. Irwin E. Garfinkix W. J. Slaughter G. W. Puryeai L. ClLBERT E. Sloan Prof. Dulan Pate three hundred Mrrnfv-KVcn ( AST- ' A NIGHT OFF” £ OjO M 1ODOR Officers LOUIS SPERRY.......................................President E. V. RANDLE......................................Secretary ELDON STEVENSON.....................................HUtorian S II. MANN. JR...............................Burincu Manager MUCH MORGAN....................................Stage Manager REMBERT MARSHALL............................Property Manager J. G. STAHLMAN.............................Publicity Manager 'an- three hundred thirtv-nnr OOMMODOBfc Vendome Theatre, December 4, 1 he Vanderbilt Dramatic Club Presents “A Night Off’ —B i Au gust in Daly—An American Comedy in Four Acts Cast of Characters Prof. Babbitt....... Mr . Babbitt........ Angelica........... Sophonisba. ........ Susan............... Maria............... Marcus Brutus Snap Harry Damask....... Jack Mulberry....... I.ord Mulberry...... Prowl............... l itu Tatiui...... .........Burton Barrs .......Mary Steadwell .......Marjorie. Young .........Euene Ransom ......Sarah Southall .....Catherine Acki.cn .......... Louts Sperry Rimrikt Marshall ........John Norwood ..........Nat Shoe ncr ...........Eo Randall 'Marcus Brutus Snapp Romulu ...... . .....................Wit.Liam Elliott Firtl General.... ................I lowct L Adams Second General.............................................PcTE Callis Third General ................................I JERSEY STETSON Tullia ...................................................Harry Leake Vergi ........................................Meade Frierson Cassius...................................... Jack Mulberry Messenger.....................................Elmo Thompson Sabine Maidens Sl.l t . KlRKPATRK K. SLOAN. ATKINS. COOPER Roman Soldiers Frazier. Sl.WARD. McGil l . KlRKMAN. Stead we i i. Richardson. Synopsis Place—Nearby. Lime— Recently. ACT I. Professor's Study. ACT II. (The following afternoon). Reception Room at Damask's. ACT III. Same as Act. I. ACT IV. Same as Act 111. Musical Between Acts 1 and II. Selection Little Boy Blue..................................HerenV Round the llall.................................I}iete-Kli l(mann Between Acts II and III. Selection The Doll Girl .....................................Kern The International Rag......................................Berlin Between Acts III and IV. Selection Girl of My Dreams ..............................Hosehna Swanee Ripples............................................Blan un ’age three hunJred thirty-1 vo 5) Wm. G0MMODOEfc Vanderbilt Tennis Club Officers PROF. G. R. MAYFIELD................................PraUenl R. C. WALLER.............................Vice-President A. T. McGll.l.....................Secretory and Treasurer D. M. ROBISON.......................................Manager Winners in Tournament A. I. McGll.l................... Single S. R. Anderson..................Runner-up W. S. Ford and S. R. Amur.'ON . . Doublet R. C. Waller Members A. B. Stevenson 11. King S. M. Mims W. C. F. Brown C. P. 1 Iawkins P. E. Callis E. C. Barwick R. 1 ATIMER C. K. Leslie. Jr. J. B. Rives 1.. Waller D. B. Ellis T. 11. Elliott. Jr. C. E. Rice D. M. Robison 11. E. Owen E. W. Randle W. W. Chick S. II. Gottsciiai.i. J. 11. Nelson W. S. Ford Wm. Porter C. R Wilson P. Jones W. Sc iiui MAN T. A. Petty Pro . A. M. Harris A. P. Wilson C. W. Mitchum F. S. Crowe I). Lamb Carlton J. G. Sawyer A. B. Klltts J. 1.. Reed. Jr. W. Y. Elliott R. A. Young L. Myatt S. R. Anderson N. 1 llRSCII Max Cowan A. T. McGill Dr. J. J. Luck C. Long G. M. Daniel Paok. W. P. Gtt Prof. Edwin Mims T. S. Wilson R Overall B. Wade A. G. Fite. Jr. Lowenstein Prof. G. R Mayiield E. M. Cooledce Prof. O. E. Brown Q0MMODOEfc gc three hunJreJ thirty-four O0HMODOE Commodore Club Officers G. H. ARMISTEAD . . . . President F. M. LOCKE 11. TURNER C. K. LESLIE HUGH MORGAN . . Director Ceneral Members Enoch Brown Wilson Collins W. II. Gill John I Iolman G. W. Folijn S. II. Mann. Jr. Walter Morgan I lUCH C. C. Turner H. J. Jones W. M. Whitnell G. II. Armistead. Jr. V. H. Turner Frank M. Locke C. K. Leslie Morgan G0MMODOBEJ Page three hunJreJ thirty-six :£7 _OC3M MOI 0 Z ', Owl Club Officers J. D. C. ATKINS................President Members Robert Fields, Sigma Chi Ralph I'.. Talley. Sigma Chi George P. Winton. Phi I lia Theia J. I). C. Atkins. Kappa Alpha Ammie Sikes. Della Tau Della B. F. Evers. Della Tau Della E. C. BaRWICK. Kappa Sigma R. A. YOUNG. Kappa Sigma J. A. ’I ATE. Sigma Alpha Epsilon E. 'I'. LaMKIN. Sigma Alpha Epiilon Eugene Sloan. Phi Kappa Sigma J. C. Stephens. Della Kappa Epsilon Carter LusCHER. Della Kappa Epsilon Thomas I!. Elliott. Alpha Tau Omega Tom Curtiss. Sigma Nu N. S. Shofnor. Bela Theia Pi Martin Chester. Bela Theia Pi Clarence I lu.vr. Phi Kappa P i Forrest Bell. Phi Kappa P i O0MMODOBfe Spectator Club V. 1.. Granberv, Jh.. Prnidrnl W. H. Gil l.. I'ice-l’re.siJent J. M. ArmisteaD. Secretary C. Cecil Sims. Uitlorian R. G. Fields G. W. Folus J. II. Yoe H. II. Jones J. C. Stephens Burton Barrs James Staiiiman J. N. Campbell l.OUIS Sl'IKRV C0MMODOBB QOMMODOBfc Witherspoon Club HERE has long been apparent a need for an organization in the graduating class of the Medical Department that should bring the members into closer contact, furnish an opportunity for them to get together and discuss in a formal way the various events of medical progress, and leave to the classes coming after an ideal which should call forth their best efforts in an endeavor to reach. To meet this need, the Witherspoon Club was founded, being named for Dr. John A. Witherspoon, at this time President of the American Medi- cal Association; a man always in sympathy with every student movement, and who is held in the highest esteem by the entire medical profession. Can an organization of which we have never heard spring up over night, as it were, and exist any lime? lo an outsider it would seem that it is not well rooted and must of necessity soon perish. But closer observation of the plans, details, and objects of this Club reveals the fact that its foundation is more than mere sand. No effort has been spared to make of it more than a beautiful corner-stone—a figure head good only to look upon—but rather a club that should stand firm upon the underlying principle of fellowship and mutual aid in the pursuit of knowledge. The object of this Club is to benefit its members by a more intimate knowledge of their fellow students, a broader view of the field of medicine and a closer touch with its continual advance, and a degree of self-reliance with ability to think clearly and express those feelings accurately from the platform. With this end in view bi-weekly meetings arc held which are in all respects similar to those of any medical society. Papers on the latest current events of medical interest are read by members of the faculty and other men eminent in the profession; others arc furnished by members themselves, being gleaned from study of the latest journals and publications. These are then subject to discussion, every member having an equal chance to advance ideas or ask questions, thus helping him to think clearly and appear at ease on his feet before a bedy of men; a feature that in itself should prove of inestimable benefit to each man in his respective medical society. We wish to thank our faculty for their hearty interest and co-operation, believing that with their help we have founded a club that is as near non-partisan as is possible for us to construct and we cherish the spirit that exists between us. That an organization of this kind would bring each Senior ( lass into closer communion, that social life in college would be aug- mented. interest in current medical topics stimulated, and that there might lx- mostered among the members a brotherly feeling leaving to those who come after higher ideals of fellowship with these ideas the Witherspoon Club was conceived. ml ml fnrtv-onr s' v V vZV n - ri K n I_y I rogc three him,Weil forty-two 3-0 M 10 D O 1 3 Vanderbilt Masonic Club K look back through the aisles of the years past and review the history of the Masonic Guild of Vanderbilt with intense interest. The first definite movement for organization was made at a meeting of the Master Masons in the Medical Department on Sept. 22. 1911. Since that time the Guild has been welcoming new members from different departments of the University from year to year. The significance of Masonry so well impressed upon the members inspires a d?sire to share the splendid brotherhood offered by the Guild. The growing interest manifested in the meetings from time to time stimulates that high fraternal spirit which is so appreciated in capacity of student life. Our first meeting of the present year was Called on Oct. 9, 1913, and the following staff of officers were elected: Dr. Herman Spit .. President, and to whom we only partially compensated for his untiring efforts in the founding of the Guild; M. Smith. Vice-President; Lattie Graves. Secretary and Treasurer; (’. Kimbrough. Sentinel. I he Guild was aroused from the silence of vacation and the secret of usefulness was communicated to the prospective members. The meetings have been held from time to time when least interfering with the routine of heavy work. It is true that no young organization is formulated and dutifully real at the opening of every session but it is uppermost in the minds of its members as to what constitutes the function of an ideal order. The solution of this thought is best worked out in ex- perience. We believe that our meetings have been most beneficial in that it alleviates the condition of over work and dis- couragements. It is our aim to aid our Masonic brothers to live a useful life while in college and to do this the spirit ol fraternal affection and brotherly love is impressed on the m.nds of our initiates. I he unseen bond that binds Masons to- gether cannot Ire erased from the memories of its members. The Guild has at present writing, a committee investigating the location and terms of a house to be occupied by members of the Guild for the next session. It is the ambition of the Guild to establish a home for its members while at Vanderbilt. And slowly on the feet of patience and with a tenacity of purpose that never wavers, we will surely secure it. Ihe record, in brief for the past year shows an increase of several new members who are willing to be tried in the re- sponsibility of growth and accomplishment for the Guild and who arc proving themselves worthy students and Masons of the University. I he significance of Masonry is enclosed in its royal brotherhood and the purpose of the Guild is two fold: hirst. To keep alive the spirit of Masonry by intimate association during our scholastic days. And we believe the Guild to be our best stimulus. Second. To become a useful factor and share the opportunity of upbuilding character, stimulating the fibers of friendly attitude and warm the congeniality which marks the feeling of good fellowship. As the ambition is stirred there should be frequent opportunity of developing the growing talent latent in every man. I here should exist that demo- cratic equality which should encourage every student to take part and do his best toward raising the ideals of the students of Vanderbilt. —L. E. Dyer. Historian. C0MMODOEB Y-n-CA Cabinet I’agc three hundred for tv-four fHOQORHOO O0NMODOB OOMMODOEfc J Jo I1 C M: 1£ I3 IDM r- BQARDr DI RECTORS T Gg MMODOBfc Pag! three hmulre.l forty-right G0MMODOB£i R. G. FIELDS.......................................Editor-in-Chicf Sigma Chi House. H. H. JONES........................................Managing Editor Associate Editors G. H. ARMISTEAD, JR. J. C. STEPHENS G. W. FOLLIN A. P. OAKES A. B. STEVENSON E. C. RICE................................Business Manager 107 Twenty-third Ave. N. H. B. NORTHCUTT.................Assistant Business Manager Students of every department, who can do original literary work, are invited to contribute to The Observer. All manuscripts should be signed and sent to the Kditor-in-Chief or to the Managing Editor on or before the twentieth of the previous month. AH business com- munications should be sent to the Business Manager. Entered in the post-oflice as second class matter. Your Opportunity This year The Observer is enjoying a suc- cess in the number and quality of contri- butions unequalled in a'good many years. I ..... . (30MMODOEfc AI VI TOT X MORAf A CO a he llusltct. WATCH IkNVkf iOC MORSI A CO VANDERBILT GREAT PLANS AMMODORES FOR CHLFRI ESL4 SEWAf hroug: [OST A' OAR I) MELTS FOR MED PUNS GREAT PLANS FOR CHEIRI OOMMODOBfc Hustler Staff JNO. R WALKER. JR.. 14..............................EJitor-in-Chief J. G. STAHLMAN. 16..................................Athletic Editor W. H. Call .1.. '14...............................Managing Editor R. A. YOUNG. '15........................................Business Manager M. I. Frierson. '13 ASSOCIATE EDITORS R. I.. Garner. 16 J. N. Campbell, '13 I. O. Park. '15......................South Campus Representative A. L. McGill. '16 I I. II. Jones. '14..........................Theological Department Burton Barrs. '14..................................I.atr Department Supervisory Committee John J. I.uck B. E. Young. Chairman M. E. Uoi.der.ness THE Vanderbilt Hustler, although founded in l888-'89. entered into a new era of prosperity in I9I1-'I2. when, under the leadership of Mr. R. G. Heard, it was published semi-weeklv. In I9II-’I2, Mr. F. D. Lander. Jr., lifted a paper that was struggling for a bare existence to a place of high standing in the collegiate world. Tor the lirst time ' I he Hustler was recognized as a powerful factor in university life. Since that lime the growth of the paper has been rapid. The issue now numbers four hundred copies. About two hun- dred of this number are on the mailing list. Each member of the faculty of all departments has been placed on the sub- scription list, and a strenuous effort has been made to interest the entire University community in the publication. A paper without an established reputation necessarily must make a bid for the sensational. The Hustler has made every effort to interest its readers, and has annexed a host of friends in its efforts to furnish the campus community with a real college paper. I he standards have been so materially raised that it requires three years of hard work to reach the top rung in the competition. I he Hustler can be published daily at any time that the student body, and in particular the Supervisory Com- mittee. manifests enough interest in the publication to see that only the deserving are to be elected to the places of re- sponsibility. and that the motive of each is not mercenary but that each man on the staff should desire to work for the best interest of 1 he Hustler and I he Hustler alone. Hie paper can be enlarged to a great extent in the next few years. Alumni are ready to subscribe at the mere asking. I he staff that is about to retire predicts that I he Hustler will grow by leaps and bounds in the next few years, and that it will not be long before the journalistic activities of the University will be on a par with athletics, a place which it certainly deserves. Every effort of 1 he Hustler's friends toward the betterment of the paper has been appreciated, and all of the readers have played their part in elevating I he Hustler to the place of responsibility that it holds in the University life of Greater Vanderbilt . —Jno. R. (Falser, Jr. O0MMODOB Vanderbilt University Quarterly A Record of University Life and Work. B. E. YOUNG........................................................F.ditor J. E. HARI................................................ lusincu Manager Gf.neral Publication Committee J. II Kikki.and. Chancellor, Chairman W. II Sciiuiirm.xn, Dean of engineering 'acuity W. F. I II.I.l.T. Dean of Theological ■ acuity Allen G. I IaLL. Dean of l.atv Faculty W. L. Dudley. Dean of Medical ■ acuity J. T. McGill. Dean of Pharmaceutical Faculty I Iekry V. Morgan. Dean of Dental Faculty Pcce three hundred fiflv-ttro C0MMODOEfc 3 Bachelor of Ugliness In the fall of 1909, Bruce Wade entered Vanderbilt Uni- versity from the lit gerald C lark School, Trenton. Tennessee, and enrolled in the Academic Department as a candidate for the degree of Bachelor of Science. I I;rough his whole college course. Wade stood high in his classes and was extremely popular. l oi three years he was a member of the Reserve eleven and was elected captain in the fall of 1912. He was a star on the ‘Varsity five and was also a member of 'Varsity Track Team for two years. He was prominently identified with the Vander- bilt . M. ( . A. and the West Side Association, and served one term as post-master at Rissam Hall. In his Senior year he was elected to the Commodore Club and closed his brilliant career as an undergraduate by being elected Bachelor of Ugliness, the highest honor conferred by the student body at Vanderbilt. Upon receiving his B. S. degree in June he was elected to the teaching fellowship in Geology and became connected with the I ennessec State Geological Survey. W ad - receives his M. S. degree this June. BRUCE WADE OOMMODOR Medals and Prizes for the Year 1912-1913 Max Bloomstein Medal J. R, Knox (Pharmacy Department) ........Center Point. Ark. Henry W. Morgan Medal (Awarded May 26. 191?) Gf.ORCE WllEELF.R (Dental Department)....Greenville. Mi . Law Department Scholarships Isaac William Keys............................Almo. Ky. Stephen Austin Van Ness..................Nashville. Tenn. Callaghan Co. (Chicago) Pri e CHARLES Cecil Sims (Law Department)......Birmingham. Ala. Annual Mathematics Medal Lyle George Kii.vington..................Nashville. Term. Owen Pri .e Medal Elkin Gaki inkle.........................Nashville. 'Ienn. Owen Prize Mf.dal W. V. McRae (Biblical Department)........McFarlan, N. C. Elliott F. Shepard Prize Andrew C. Aston (Biblical Department).......Chico. Texas R. A. Young Medal in Oratory (Awarded April II. 1913) W. V. McRae...........................McFarlan. N. C. Founder’s Medal in Oratory (Awarded May 27. 1913) C. C. Gregory.........................Birmingham. Ala. Founder's Department Medals (Awarded May 21. 1913) C. C Applewhite (Medical Department)............. Winona. Mi . (Awarded May 26. 1913) CeORGI Wheeler (Dentistry Department).........Greenville. Miss. Alexander Green Fite. Jh. (Academic Dept.)... Nashville.Tenn. Edwin L WITHERSPOON (Engineering Dept.).. Murfreeshoro. I enn. John Rot Keenly (Pharmacy Department).............Ruston. La. Milton Colley Davis (Biblical Department)... ITedericklown. Mo. Fit7.gi.raii Mali (Law Department).............Nashville. Ienn Pa[fe three hundred fifty-four ATHLETICS O0MMO.DO.BE3 AFTER THE VANDERBILT-SEWANEE GAME Pcfe three hundred fifty-eight G0MMODOEE3 Baseball BASEBALL SQUAD Brown ............................Catcher V. Morgan. (Copt.)............ Fiat Bate l.YI.r.......................Second Base Davidson .....................Short Stop Cowan ........................Short Stop WltlTNELI.....................Short Stop Turner .......................Third Bate V. Turner......................Left Field Evers Robin Morrison Right Field Luck Pitcher Collin Pitcher Sikes Pilcher McClure Pitcher 1 ATIMER 191J BASEBAl April Cumberland 1 Cumberland 9 3 Vanderbilt anderbilt . . . . 7 J pril April 1 1 5 I ennertee 4 Vanderbilt 3 April 11 — Michigan 14 Vanderbilt April 12 Michigan 7 Vanderbilt . . 8 April 18 Tennessee 4 Vanderbilt 7 April 19—Tennessee 2 Vanderbilt 5 April 2-) Georgia 9 Vanderbilt 0 April JO—Georgia 8 Vanderbilt 0 M.v 1 Mercer 3 Vanderbilt 6 -L RECORD May 2 Mercer ... 7 Vanderbilt 2 Mav 13 Mississippi A. ic M... ...10 Vanderbilt II Mississippi A. M.. 7 Vanderbilt 2 May 17 ) Mississippi A. M. ... 3 Vanderbilt 2 May 23 Sewanee ... 7 Vanderbilt 7 Sewanee ... 3 Vanderbilt 12 Mav 24 c . I 0 Alabama . 0 Vanderbilt 2 May - — j A|a!)Mna ... 5 Vanderbilt 1 Opponent 112 Vanderbilt 8) Played 20: won 8: lied 2: Iwt 10. O0MMODORZ Baseball Record W] HE 1913 baseball season, though not as successful as the preceding year for the Commodores, was not a failure by any means. During the season the Nashville boys played twenty games, winning eight, ticing two. and losing ten. Many of the ten lost were “anybody's game until the last man was out in the ninth. Coach Sanborn and Captain Morgan deserve credit for the team gotten out and the showing made. A brief review of the season is as follows: After playing the Nashville Southern Leaguers several prac- tice games on Dudley Field, the season proper opened with a double-header in Lebanon, against the strong Cumberland team. It was a great blow to the Commodores to drop a double bill right on the jump-off, but they did. for C umbcrland won. 9 to 7 and 5 to 3. Leaving Lebanon, the disappointed Commodores journeyed to Knoxville to take on I ennessee. Here the Nash- ville boys fared better than they did at I .ebanon, ticing one game and winning the other. I he next on the programme was Michigan, on Dudley Field. In the first game Vanderbilt was completely swamped by the Westerners, but came back in the second game, winning it. 8 to 7. Next, the Knoxville boys were seen on Dudley Field for two games. They hoped to get revenge for the treatment received at Knoxville, but they received even worse treatment than before, dropping both games to the C ommodores. After a week's practice, the Commodores left for a march through Georgia, but upon their arrival found opposition in the little town of Athens. Ga.. where they dropped two games to the University of Georgia. From Athens they went to Macon, where honors were shared with Mercer in two games. Back on Dudley Held two weeks after the disastrous Georgia trip. Mississippi A. ix M. came for three games. I he C ommodores eased one over on the farmers and mechanics from Mississippi in the first game, but the visitors came back strong the next afternoon and took a double bill, thereby winning the series. I he third trip of the season was to Sewance. Honors were shared with the mountain ! oys, the first game being a tie. the second going to Vanderbilt, and the third to Sewance. 1 he last trip was to 1 uscaloosa, where Alabama split even in a two-game series, the Commodores winning the first, 2 to 0, and Alabama the second. 3 to I. I he loss of Lewie Flardage who was disqualified by the S. 1. A. A. authorities, and Wilson Collins who went to the big league, was keenly felt during the season. E---- O0MMODOBE2 m Pag e three huruheJ sixly-lrro OOMMODOBEi I rack 1 earn and Record N your mark, get set. Bang! and «lie 1913 track season at Vanderbilt was on. In answer to the call of ( ouch Bill Anderson for candidates for ’Varsity track honors, sixty men reported for the initial work-out on Dudley Field. March I. With the return of Capt. Copeland, Chester. Gill, Hume. Curlin. and Armi- stead. | ros| ects for a winning team were exceedingly roseate. After three weeks of hard jogging . Coach Anderson put his men down to real work. There were a number of promising tunners among the recruits, but there was a great dearth of men for the field events, and in this lay Vanderbilt’s weakness. As time went on. the number of candidates dwindled considerably, for various and sundry reasons, yet the most promising men kept plugging along in the hope of making” the team. The squad was divided into two teams, one journeying to Spring Hill and easily overcoming the Branham and I iughes boys, while the other section of the team met and defeated Castle Heights in a close meet. Later Vandy held a dual meet with the University of I ennessee running squad on Dudley Field and completely ran away from the Last I ennessec lads, with the final score standing 64-26 in favor of the Commodores. In this meet. O. G. Nelson. Vandy’s half-mile star, finished well below the S. I. A. A. record in his event, and “Noisy Chester demon- strated his great track ability by piling up a total of sixteen points, all by his lonesome . I hen can e the final choice of the squad which was to defend the Gold and Black at the S. I. A. A. meet to be he'd in New Orleans. After several lengthy consultations, the squad, composed of Capt. Copeland. Gill. Chester. I lumc. Armislead, Nelson. Garner. Curlin. and Slahlman. was chosen, and left for the Crescent City . Lntering the eighteenth annuel track and field meet of ti e S. I. A. A. with a team composed almost entirely of run ners. and with scarcely a man entered in the field event , the Commodores went down in defeat. The meet was conceded to have been the closest and most hotly contested affair of its kind ever held in the South, and this was demonstrated by the fact that seven records were broken, end two were tied, out of a total of fourteen events. I.. S. U. took first place, with 2 points; Miss. A. Sc M. second, with 26; and Vanderbilt and lulane tied for third place, with 23 points. Gill, of Vanderbilt, lowered the former mile record of 4 minutes. 43 seconds, and hung up a new mark in the fast time of 4 minutes. 36 2-3 seconds. Stahlman set a new mark in the 220-vard low hurdles, lowering the old record of 27 1-3 to 26 4-3 seconds. In the relay. Vanderbilt upheld her former reputation and captured this event in the record time of 3 minutes. 30 2-3. equaling the record made by the Commodore relay team in 1911. With the addition of the l oirits made by ( hester. who took second place in both the low hurdles and the broad jump. Copeland, third in the 440. utf.- three hunJreJ fixlt-three 30NMQDQ.Rjb D Nelson third in the 880. Vanderbilt was still unable to overcome a big lead on account of the lack of men in the field events. On the return trip. Walker Gill was elected Captain of the 1914 'Varsity squad, and the season was brought to a close with the loss of only one man, Capt. Copeland. The events follow: 100 Yards—Coleman. Tulane. first: Wells, Mississippi A. and M., second; Upton. L. S. L . third. Time, 10 1-5 seconds. 880-Yard Run—Scott. Mississippi A. and M.. first: Montgomery, I'ulane. second; Nelson, Vanderbilt, third, lime, 2 minutes and I 1-5 seconds. New record. Old record. 2 minutes and 5 2-5 seconds. Hammer I hrow—Commagcrc. 1 ulanc, I 38 feet and 3 inches, first; Dutton. L. S. U.. 124 feet and 4 inches, second: I uberville. Clemson, 115 feet and 2 inches, third. New record, S. I. A. A. Old S. I. A. A. record. I 37 feet and 2 inches 220-Yard Dash—Upton. I.. S. U., first: Wells, Mis- sissippi A. and M.. second: Coleman, I'ulane. third. l ime. 23 1-5 seconds. 120-Yard High Hurdles—Burrus. I.. S. 0 . first: An- drews, Georgia lech., second; Chadwick. Mississippi A. and M.. third. lime, 16 2-5 seconds. F.quals S. I. A. A. record. Putting the Shot—Tubcrville. Clemson, 40 8-10 feet, first; Dutton, L. S. U., 40 I-10 feet, second: McArthur, Mississippi A. and M.. 36 4-10 feet, third. New record. Old record, 40 feet and 7 inches. 440 Yards—Scott, Mississippi A. and M.. first: Gal- loway, 1.. S. U., second; Copeland. Vanderbilt, third, lime. 51 1-5 seconds. New S. I. A. A. record. 220 Yards Low Hurdles -Stahlman. Vanderbilt, first; Chester. Vanderbilt, second; Chadwick. Mississippi A. and M., third. l ime. 26 4-5 seconds. New S. 1. A. A. record. Old S. I. A. A. record 2 1-5. One Mile—Gill. Vanderbilt, first; Lewis. Clemson. second; Chase, Tulane. third. Time, 4:36 2-5. New- record. Old record 4:43. Discus- Lamb, Mississippi A. and M.. first. 114 1-0 feet: Dutton. L. S. I'., second. 107 1-2 feet: I uberville. Clemson. third. 101 feet. New record. Old record 108 feet. 4 inches. Pole Vaults—Glass. 1 ulanc, first, 10 feet. 6 inches: Folger, Citadel, second. 10 feet. 6 inches: Ncwhauser. L. S. L . third. 10 feet. Broad Jump—Lewis. L. S. L’.. first. 21 feet, 2 1-2 inches; Chester. Vanderbilt, second. 20 feet 8 1-2 inches: Chadwick. Mississippi A. and M.. third, 20 feet. 2 inches. Relay Vanderbilt, first: L. S. U.. second; Mississippi A. and M., third, l ime. 3:30 2-5. F.quals record. Cope- land. Humes, Stahlman, and Armistead. Page three hunJreil sixty-four Page three hunJreJ ixty- x OjQ MMODOEfc Tom Brows R. E. Lowe White . . Putnam . . W. II. Turner Curi.in . . Bocnscii Cakmon . . CHESTER . . . Askew . . • Football Line-Up . Tackle McQueen Half Warren Tackle . Guard Curry Quarter . . Cuar.I Sikes Half . Fullback Murray Fullbaelf . Quarter Morgan Center . Quarter Huffman Center . Guard E. Brown. Captain End Dan McGugin .... Coach . . Guard W. II. WlllTSEU Manager 1'ootball Record Ocl. 4.—Vanderbilt . . . .... 59 Maryville College.... 59 Oct. II Vanderbilt ... . . . . 48 Central University... 0 Oct. 18. V.indcibilt .... 33 Henderson College.. 0 Ocl. 25. Vanderbilt . . .... 2 Univ. of Michigan.. 32 Nov. 1. Vanderbilt .... 0 Univ. of Virginia... 34 Nov. 8. Vanderbilt .... 7 Univ. of Tennessee. 6 6 14 ... 63 13 OOMMODOEfc 3 Whitnci.i. E. Brown, Captain I Juki man Manager End Center Morgan Center Murray Fullback Pate three hundred aixtv-eieht COMMODO CURUN Bocs'scn Carmon Chester Curry Quarter Quarter Guard End Quarter Page llutc hundred xvenly Q0NMODOB£i McQcf.s.s Half W.XRRF.N Tackle Askew Guard Sikes Half McGucin Coach C0MMODOBE Review of the Season THAI misfortune never comes singly could not be better demonstrated than in the case of the ( om- modorc football team of 1913. Starting the year with prospects none too bright, the Mc- Guginies ran up against a brand of hard luck that would have made Job rant at the cruel fates and about the only calamities that failed to descend upon them before the sea- son was over were the bubonic plague, pellagra, and a broken neck or two. Outside of these slight misfortunes, they went through everything in the catagory, including a little touch of smallpox in the Sewanee game. It must be admitted that the season was nothing to brag about, but if the team hadn't won a game outside of the ones with Maryville, C cntral. and Henderson, there would have been ''alibis' enough to go round and some to spare. Not that we think they needed any alibis , but the long record of mishaps and upsets sprinkled along the season certainly gives a broad field for those who are not of the same opinion. I here have been more successful elevens at Vanderbilt than that of 1913 in fact there have been few with such a poor record of games won but it would be hard to cite one that deserved more credit for the showing it made. It's rare sport to romp through the season with an in- vincible team such as Dan McGugm is in the habit oi turning out; but the players who fight day by day against overwhelming odds end at last come out on top through sheer pluck and determination these are the ones to whom we should give the right of way in the football hall ol fame. Of such men was the team of 1913 composed. I here is little question but that during the middle of the season, when the ranks had been thinned by injury and there was a make shift line of inexperienced but willing players, the Commodores were probably weaker than at any time since McGugin has been Coach. It was necessary for the Coach and his aides to start over again from the ground up and just how successful were their efforts can Ire seen from the marvelous transformation in the team in I’.iye three hinnire A seventy-tiro O0MMODOBfc the last two games of the year. Journeying to Birmingham, the Commodores battled the powerful Auburn team almost to a standstill and two weeks later made history on Dudley Held by swamping the supposedly strong Mountain Tigers by the largest score in history, save one. Starting the season with the loss of Hardage, Collins. Shea, and Robins, from the backfield. and Swafford, Shipp. Daves, and Covington, from the rush line. Coach McGugin was confronted with a stupendous task if he would turn out a representative machine. But in Buddy Morgan and l orn Brown he had two great forwards to build around, while Sikes. Peck Turner, and Curlin were .11 he had as a ncucleus in the backfield. Work was im- mediately started to develop the promising, but inexperi- enced. aspirants who reported to practice. At the time there was no realization of what a big task this proved to be. It seemed certain that a strong line could be turned out, but the backfield problem was one that worried Mc- Gugin from the start. Much hopes had been placed in the ability of Josh C ody to bolster up the line, but the first setback of the season was received when the S. I. A. A. voted that he was ineligible to take part under the one-vear rule. Josh’s work with the Scrubs later proved him to be an even greater player than had been hoped and there is no telling what a difference his presence in the line-up would have made in the hardest games of the year. I he Commodores' course ran smooth in the preliminary games with Maryville. Central, and I lenderson. which were but practice affairs for the expected hard struggle with Michigan. By the time of the battle with the Wolverines, a fairly strong squad had been developed, to all appear- ances. although the majority of the players had never stood a real test under fire. The test came when the Maize and Blue eleven took the field one Saturday afternoon and it were better to draw the veil over the actual hostilities. Sufficient is it to say that the inexperience of the line and backfield men was too great a handicap and the Commodores were given their worst de- feat since 1904. saving the one on the following Saturday from Virginia. Michigan's 33 to 2 was hard enough to stand, but this blow faded ”ito insignificance beside the (£= C0MMODOEB fact that Tom Brown, the South’s greatest tackle, was eliminated from the Virginia. Tennessee, and Auburn games with a fractured ankle. Vanderbilt’s weak line was still weaker when the jour- ney to Charlottesville was made for the annual struggle with Virginia, but confidence in the ability of the Coach and team caused the home contingent to hope against fate. But Lambeth Field staged another slaughter and again fate dealt harshly with the McGugin machine. I'.arly in the second quarter Buddy Morgan’s leg snapped in the thick of the fray and the team was robbed of another star just when he was most needed. Vanderbilt’s substitutes fought gamely, but were outclassed and the Orange and Blue team swept up and down the field almost at will, scoring 34 points to 0. In spite of the onc-sidedness of the score, they still talk about that battle at Charlottesville and it wasn’t until the last whistle had blown that ( apt. Brown and his men quit. Returning home the Commodores put all thoughts of the past behind and set about to strengthen their ranks for the approaching game with I ennessee. which promised to be a bitter one. I low the Volunteers scored the first touchdown and missed the goal, to the despair of the spectators, will long be remembered. It seemed as though another rout was to be staged, but the Commodores dragged the game out of the fire when I lorde Boensch shot a perfect forward pass to ( apt. Brown, who raced over the line. Boensch kicked goal and the Commodores won by one point. Encouraged by this victory the team was fired with a determination to wrest the championship from Auburn on the following Saturday at Birmingham and lalrored without rest to get into condition. It was a different team that faced the Plainsmen from the one that went down before Virginia’s onslaught and. although it did not win. it gave Donahue’s men the hardest battle of the season, losing by one touchdown. 14 to 6. I he stronger team won. but the Commodores surprised the football world by their newly- developed power. I he forwards showed the result of con- l ife three him,I re,I seventy-four £ O0MMODOEfc slant work and played like veterans, while the hack field made wonderful improvement. Sticking to straight football. Auburn battered its way across for two touchdowns, but not without calling all its reserve strength into play and the Commodores returned to their lair as much heroes as if they had been victorious. Rapid strides were made in practice during the few days before the I hanksgiving game and the foxy McGugin con- ceived some changes in the team that added greatly to its effectiveness. l o all appearances the teams were evenly matched when they took the field before seven thousand spectators and Scwance's strength was shown by scoring first on a long forward pass, which took the ball to the goal line. Rut the Cold and Black’s fighting spirit had not been roused and. beginning with the second quarter, they be- gan to play havoc with the Purple defense. Skirting the ends and battering through the line almost at will, they swamped the I igers under a mountain of touchdowns. No quarter was given, nor any asked, and McGugin. sending in all of his substitutes, added strength to his team as the game progressed until the end of the second half saw the Tigers beaten by a score of 63 to I 3. It was the worst they had been defeated by Vanderbilt since 1904. when the Commodores boasted of one of their most jiowerful teams. Such is the history of the Commodores during the last football season and it is for the reader to judge whether or not the team is deserving of all the honor it received. It was the opinion of competent critics that the C ommodores on Thanksgiving were stronger than any team in the S. I. A. A., not excepting Auburn. Knoch Brown proved as capable a Captain as ever lead a Vanderbilt team to battle and never did one depart from the University with more honor or glory. I he sea- son saw the passing of Buddy Morgan. 1'om Brown, and Peck Turner, in addition to the Captain, and it will be meny days before their names arc forgotten in Southern football. The first two named are among the greatest line men the South ever developed, while Peck I urner’s great- est game was undoubtedly his last one. when the Purple line wilted before his plunges like reeds before a storm. U C0MMODOB WarJ •A'Jc.lmoiiV ■'■V, l viord. j Ot i o. t ‘7 V three him,! re J scventv-iix iOMMODOBJ Page three hundred seventh-eight • m mooo ir • «I Basketball Line-Up E. BROWN........................ Manager HUTCHISON ................. la’t. Manager G. T DENTON.........................Coach Tom Brown, Capiam Center O. G. Nelson For n-arj Donald Davidson For warJ Substitute! Reylr Blair Hutchison Ammil Sikes CuarJ Walter Morgan CuarJ Douglas Henry CuarJ Basketball Record Vanderbilt ................ S3 Vanderbilt ................ 31 Vanderbilt ................ 41 Vanderbilt ................ 32 Vanderbilt ................ 55 Vanderbilt ................ 31 Vanderbilt ................ 36 Vanderbilt ................ 54 Vanderbilt ................ 24 Murfreesboro Normal.... 5 Chattanooga Tiger ...... 17 Cumberland ............. 36 Univ. of Georgia........ 41 Georgia Tech............ 41 Nathalie V. M. C. A... 32 Memphis V. M. C. A... 23 Union Univ.............. 20 Nashville Y. M. C. A... 40 357 255 O0MMODOBEi Basketball -THOUGH the Vanderbilt Spirit was tested to its fullest extent and not found wanting during the foot- ball season, the days of trial were not entirely of the past when the basketball season opened. Captain Brown was confined to the hospital for quite a while on account of his broken ankle and sickness. But in spite of this. Coach Denton started the others to work and had them well on the road to Basketball Land when they were joined by their captain. Because of this delay in getting the team ready, the Southern trip was postponed till after the Christmas holidays. I he first practice game though was played with the Middle I’ennessee Normal at Murfreesboro. Here the Commodores were victorious. I hen Cumberland was defeated and soon the Southern trip was made. On this trip the Commodores played five games, winning three of them. But at Columbus. Georgia, the game was turned into a gladiatorial combat, with l orn Brown playing the Spartacus. After their return home. Coach Denton’s men were to meet the Ramblers and Memphis Y. M. C. A. They went to Memphis in company with the ( o-ed Basketball team. I he Commodores gained a decisive victory in the Bluff ( ity and returned to hold the Ramblers to the very close score of 32 to 31. However, the Ramblers when they got ready to duplicate the victory were not satisfied with such a close margin, but won a clear title to the championship by the score of 23 to 41. Coach Donohue had his good judgments about him when he placed the Commodore five in second place among the Southern teams. C ensidered from the standpoint of merit, they stand first. C aptain Brown, at center, played a consistent game all the season. Morgan, at guard was always on his man. while Davidson and Nelson were sure marksmen when they aimed at the basket. Sikes was a guard of the old type, while Blair was a man good for any emergency. I hese deserving players under the management of Nuck Brown did credit to themselves and their Alma Mater. OOMMODOBfc Girls' Basketball 1 earn Miss Stella Vauchn...................................Coach Nina Shaw........................................FenterJ Evelyn Norton......................................Forward Nina Earley.........................................Center Helen Franklin.......................................Guard Catherine Acklen.....................................Guard Siibftilulei Ellen Duffy Nadine Overall Barbara Webster RECORD Vanderbilt Co-eds 62 Hopkinsville High School... . . 8 Vanderbilt Co-eds 5 Memphis High School .. 19 Vanderbilt Co-eds 51 V. V. C. A .15 Vanderbilt Co-ed 42 Y. W. C. A .. 8 •Vanderbilt Co-ed.. . . . 2 Fogg-Home High School.... .. 0 •Forfeited in last half by I ligh School. O0MMODOB l age three hundred eighty-two MISCELLANEOUS £ OjC MMODOBI Chronicles JANUARY AND it came to pass, in the first month of the year ol the I.ord. 1913, that the sons of Belial did come up out of the land of affliction, even that land where they had squandered the days of the I'east of the Prodigal, unto the land flowing with fizz and sodas. And Chance spake unto the sons of Belial from chapel. Bone ye unto the hours of the morning, for the mid-year pruning draweth nigh unto ye, and the way of the trans- gressor is hard. At that time the basket-ball team waxed punk and did lose many games, and fell mightily in the sight of the sons of Belial. FEBRUARY NOW the sons of Belial did enter u|K n the second semester, and did write home great tales of their slav- ing of the instructors. Verily, the laugh was soon to be Liought down upon them. And the sons of Belial were great in their rejoicing, lor the basketball team did pass over the river before more games could be held against them. I hen did the Literary .Societies gather together in the market place and hold a mock legislature, and all sides did filibuster and refuse to mock. And the Glee Club of many voices made a joyful noise throughout the land of promise, and on their return to the land of the soil' ol Belial they were challenged by the fac- ulty as to who was responsible for their goings out and their comings in. And the faculty did exact from the Glee Club an oath t - frown upon cigarettes and to sing only hymns selected by Dean Tillct. MARCH A ND there was Spring in the land of the Commodores. and the fame ol Milwaukee spread more broadly upon the land. And into the tents of the professors of English did come b night a band of Jcbusiles. and did paint the holy of holies green, even from the desk to the broad walls ol the biack board. And I.dward the son of Musa waxed ex- ceeding wroth, but | erforce did restrain his hand from the hides of the Jebusitcs. And Coach Sanborn did call with a loud voice, and the ball-losscrs from the tribes ol the I litlites did flock upon Dudley Held for their first spring practice. I hen the academic fraternities did form their second I aseball league, and did draw forth a schedule of games lor the championship trophy. And the gaunt men in track suits did stride around the I’age three hurulred-cighty-four OOMMODOB track of Dudley Held day by day rejoicing that they be looked u| on as strong men about to run a race. And the co-ed. basket-ball team won many games, but not in the sight of the sons of Belial. APRIL NOW the baseball team got olf to a bad start and did drop a couple to the Cumbcrlandites. I hen Captain Morgan of the ball-tossers led his tens of thousands to victory over I cnncssec. both on their ground and upon the ground of the sons of Belial. And they did break even with the Wolverine and the Mercerites. but were routed in two onsets by the men of Athens. At this time did one McRca win the shining Young medal in oratory. And C oach Anderson’s gaunt men held a practice meet with the same tribe of Tennessee whom Coach Sanborn's ball-tossers had just vanquished, and again were all the edds on the side of the sons of Belial. And the track team of the sons of Belial did triumph over the tribe of Tennessee by a score of 64 to 26. and the relay race was a massacre. MAY NOW it came to pass that the tribe of the Owls did go forth and invite twenty innocents to join them. And the innocents fell for it. and were beaten unmerciful- ly and in their anguish did hoot unto their masters; and the old Owls took the innocents and did tow them many miles up the river and did leave them upon an island for to rot. But the Lord was with the innocents and for this reason alone did they finally reach the baths of Kissam. And at this time the book of the Commodore was brought forth, and did trap many sheckels of the sons of Belial. I hen did the track team finish third in the meet of the S. I. A. A. And the ball-tossers of Captain Morgan did battle with the Misses A. M.. end the Misses A. M. did win two games out of three from the men of Captain Morgan. And the children of Alabama did the same to the men o! Captain Morgan and claimed the Southern champion- ship. And the sons of Belial did debate with the Kentuckians and did carry their point, but did lose to the children of Alabama. And the tribe of Sigma Chi. after many days, won the silver cup of the inter-fraternity baseball league. And Gregory did stand upon his feet and speak until they gave him the Founder's Medal in Oratory. Then did Bruce the son of Wade have his picture taken for his wives, and the sons of Belial did see the picture and did vote Bruce the ugliest man in the land of the Com- modore. even Bachelor of Ugliness. £ O0MMODOBE3 ,gg{ JIMMIE flunked. J Now at this lime the seniors became alumni and some ot (be juniors became seniors and a few of the sophomores became juniors and the freshmen became condilioned. And there was much leave-taking in the tents of the daughters of the Philistines. SEPTEMBER NOW in the middle of the ninth month there was great rejoicing, for the sons of Belial did swarm once more in the land of the Commodores. And by day the frats did rush the new-born something awful and pretended to have a drag with the faculty, that the fish might think them the chosen ones of the tribes of Belial. And by night there was much dining and counseling in the tents of the tribes of Belial. And the literary societies spoke unto the new-born saying. Joy is a mocker and Skalowski’s a hold-up. and who- soever is deceived thereby is not wise. Join us. ye hypo- crites. and though your tongues be as sepulchres, we will make ye Patrick Henrys. And the sundry officials of the S. I. A. A. did fear that the sons of Belial might have a chance to win the football championship of the land of Promise, and did come to- gether by night and decree that Joshua the son of Cody should not taste of the fruits of the land of Promise until he shall have walked around the walls of the city nine months and nine times each month. Whereupon there arose in the land of the Commodores great lamentation, and murder was in the hearts of the sons of Belial. OCTOBER NOW upon the first Saturday of the month and the fourth day of the month the men of McGugin ran out upon Dudley Held in the first battle of the year. And C aptain Brown did lead the sons of Belial to victory over the Maryvillcitcs and the Centralites. and the I lenderson- ites, and there was a cosy feeling around the middles of the sons of Belial. And the men of McGugin grew fat upon the blood of their adversaries, and the sons of Belial sang songs of Alma Mater and I should worry. And in the midst of their rioting the Wolverines descend- ed upon the men of McGugin and smote them hip and thigh, and did tango upon their carcasses and revenge them- selves for their defeat by the Michigan Aggies. And the sons of Belial lay prone u| on the field of bat- tle. and their number was as the sands of the sea which the wind driveth before it. And the Gray-haired ban waxed hot and threw a stilf one into the ribs of the vanquished. NOVEMBER AND the C heer-ieadcr Armistead assembled the whole congregation of the sons of Belial at the Union Depot and they with loud acclaim did urge their brethren on to Page three hutiJreJ eighty-six C0MMODOEfc victory over the children of Woodrow, even in the land of Sir Walter Raleigh. But the children of Woodrow were ready for the sons of Belial and did administer a drubbing worse than that of the Wolverines. And the final score stood 34 to 0 lor the children of Woodrow. I hen in great tribulation was the team received by their brethren, and a loud cry was raised for old grads, to coach the green linesmen. And victory was achieved over the stalwart warriors of Tennessee, but even unto this hour the score is not told in the land of the Commodore. Then in the land of Herc-We-Rest, even in the land of Alabama, the men of McGugin did come back and go down in honorable defeat before the giants of the land of Auburn. And the F.piscopalites upon the mountain did rejoice with exceeding great joy. and did count their unhatched birds of great price. For unto the City of Opportunity the F.piscopalites did come bragging in their conceit yet demanding odds of '3 to 4, and before the third quarter was over the judges did lose count of the score. And while the scrubs practiced upon the Episcopalites the judges did agree to let it go at 63 to I 3. And great was the joy of the sons of Belial. Now at the eleventh hour did Judge Neil close the doors of the temples of Bacchus. And the name of Louis Roth was forgotten in the land of the Commodores. DECEMBER AND it came to pass that the Dramatic Club decided to give a Shakespearian play and did put on a modern comedy. And after they had done what they could, the men of McGugin broke training around the flesh-pots of the Com- mercial Club and elected Sikes the Bedlamite captain of the 1914 eleven. Then in annual debate did the arguers of the Dialectic Society vanquish those of the Philosophic. And great was the rejoicing in Wesley Hall. And when these things had come to pass, behold the feasts of St. Nicholas were at hand, and packing their pipes and pajamas and several packages each of bulging letters accumulated during the fall, the sons of Belial scattered to the four winds of the earth, and darkness was upon the face of the tower-clock. iivf , ?! Iff thfe Aiin. r . GOHMODOEE) Faculty Football I earn irom Left to Right JlMNn . Coach. I.xtensivc experience in coaching in Chemistry. Dot''. F.nd. Starred when Vandy played the Bidiops. Unci.f. l)U0 . Hall. Generally play off- idc by the Isoxe . “Dao . Tackle. I la been in line (at the Prince ) all during hi college career. GuSTAVUs”. 1 lanrliometl man on team, but afraid of dirt. Chavce . Captain, Fullback. Fed the onslaught in game against the Bishop . Page three htuulre.l eighty-eight hr - C0MMODOR Faculty Football l earn From l.tfl !• Right 'I'roe. Guard. Generally pull of! a «real play al W'olcy Hall annually ( The Rival '). l ol l r.v . Quarter. Won raotl ol In laurel on Chc ler-field . Pot I.IICK . Center. Grou weight i:W 2-5 I! .; circumference approximately lix feet. Dean Skillet . Half. l.o e In temper frequently, but it a leaning lower of trength. ‘CUPID Morgan . laclcle. AI way in the teelh of the fray. I la torn oil aehcr” after “acher” without any inter- ference. Al.l-t scil . End. No one ha ever made a point over him Very few in hi clait. O C0MMODOBE! M m ' av Commodore Almanack for November NOVEMBER hath 30 days liy J. N. C.. with apologias to F. I . Adam . I—Sa.—Virginia takes horrible revenge. 1913. 2 Su.- 3 M. —About time to ilart rumor that Dad is to tenth Physic next year. 4— Tu—ELECTION DAY Dr. FI. C. Tolman Urn. 1865. 5— W. -Gus Dyer hold classes again, election over. 6 Ih. Wit and humor di coverrd by Editor of Fla hei in Observer . 1913. 7—Fr.—Calloway Memorial Hospital dedicated. 1912. 8 Sa.—Dean Schuerman born. Cincinnati. 1839. 9— Su. Dean Schuerman began training peculiar pompadour. 1859. 10— M.—Freshman Law Clan discovers ‘ con ideration . 1913. 11— Tu.—V. U. 18. Kentucky Slate 0. 1911. 12— W. -Med , have trouble with cop. 1913. 13 Ih. Dr. Kip declare name Hustler a vulgarism. 1602 14—Fr. Cap. Alley kill fir t sparrow. 1877. 15 Sa.—Cap. Alley had killed 14.305 spnrrows. 1912. 16—Su.—9.686.439,702 sparrow in Nashville. 1912. 17 M.—Freshman Lawyers do not understand “consideration . 18— I u. Vanderbilt Suit trial started in Chancery. 1912. 19— W'.—El ie Glenn cut Geology and fails to leave quir, 1907.J 20 Ih.—Cop recovering slowly. 1913. 21 hr.—Chancellor and Mrs. Kirkland married. 1893. 22 Sa. Chance acquires happy smile. 1895. 23— Su.—Auburn 7. Vandv 7. 1912. 24— M. - } 25— Tu.— - Lool( out for quisse . 26— W.— ) 27 I h. I IIANKSCIVING- -Victory over Sewanec. I9l0-‘I1-'I2-T3.t 28—Fr.—Many non-conceited swell heads. 29 -Sa.—W rite home for money for Xmas, presents, shop early. 30—Su.—V. 31. S. 0. 1911. Ed. Almanack Why no item for the 2nd? Editors Commodore. Editors Commodore: Nothing doing on 2nd. Everybody tick. Ed. Almanack. JOnly lime in history. tGelling to be a habit. LINES COMPOSED ON THINKING OVER 111! HAPPENINGS t 1 11 IE MONTI 1 OF NOVEMBER Month eleven. l timed nine; Cray heaven. Snov fine. Plovers gold. Came von; Laddies bold. Story done. FASCINATING FACTS College I ball was destroyed by fire. 1905. Stanford W hite was the architect for Kissam. Kissamites do not blame Harry K. Thaw. Dr. Sanborn went to Boston U.. Tuft U.. and the Universities of Heidelberg. Berlin. Halle. I.eipsig. and Munich, among other . A PUN A certain instructor is displeased with his quarter in Kissam. I le wants them changed to half dollars. A JOKE Graduate: “1 his must lie Soph, butler. Soph.: “How? Grad.: Fresh, last year. (g—- C0MMODOEB MSBi x%Y. r s gtoSTSs Commodore Almanack for May ays III I J. N. C.. with apologies to F. P. Adam -Fr. Room in Kittam replastered. 2008 A. I). Sa. Room in Kittam need plastering. 1914. Su. Dr. Catter ditcovcr bishops, 1913. -M. Math. I getting harder. 1914. I u. Weather prophecy: About thi date the tun may reappear in Nashville from its winter dormancy and tmoke eclipie. W. I aik of tmoke consumer for power plant. 1601. Ih. Smoke contumer in operation. 1914. -hr.—Literary society attendance small; cause, the young man's fancy lightly turning. Prep, school prof . endor e Chancellor Kirkland. Gus Dyer retignt. 1940 7 intc for Dealt lo begin cramming hard. New gym. proposed. 1932. New gym. needed. 1889. I h. Observer in dire financial ttrails. I90I-M4. inclusive. It. Banner gelt debater's picture mixed. 1913. Sa. Kentucky bow to Vanderbilt debaters. 1913. Su. Rice pudding rejected by Noah on the ark. a unfit for man or beast B. C. M. Rice pudding «till served in Kitsam. 1914. In. Medical Commencement. 1913. X Owl Club initiates hoolmgly. 1913. Ib. I wenly sore Sophomore late for breakfast. -Fr. - Sigma Chi's win inter-frat. championship. Sa. I lustier appeals for fair elections. Su.— I M. It'alch for politician . -‘I'll.— I W.FOUNDER’S DAY. Bull. 1911: Morrison. 1912; Wade. 1913; B. U. Ih. lime for explanation a to how it happened. -Fr. Finals one week of!. Sa. Law students bust on Contracts. 1901 -'21. Su. The last day in May. I. Almanack: Why such a reckless prophecy Eds. CoMMOCiORt. Eds. COMMODORE: Vie should worry. We'll be gone. Ed Almanack. MAY Oh. the lovely, lovely. May. Sometime torry. often gay; Time of tyring and of leart. Tinalt approaching; oh. you feat . AN ANECDOTE A certain professor of Phytic is the father of several children. One night hi wife went out. leaving him to put the children to lied. When she returned, she found that he had put all theirs and three of the neigh- bor' children to bed. P. S.: If ihit were a fable and not a true story the moral would be: Al- ways count your chickens after they are hatched. INTERESTING ITEMS I here are ISO varieties of hade tree on the campus. One it names] “gingkot.” Mr. Mayfield says there are over 20 kind of sparrows. Cap Alley says. I don't care. I've killed 22 different kind ' JjS A certain Prof, who raise short legged dog and stingiest beet gives long winded courier with the sting still there. OOMMODOEfc As It Appears To A «Senior. OOMMODOEfc A Modem Fable in Slang • -' . ■ - WDLRBIL I UNIVERSITY is a Mass of Buildings, plus a Bunch of Students, plus a f ootball 1 I cam. Theoretically it is Methodist: practically it is Heathen. It is situated in Three Spots, the principal one of which is on the City’s We tern Border. It is run by a fellow named Kirkland, who s a regular Cream Separator when it co—es to the Bloated Bond-Holding Class. Of the Buildings. Little can be said, except they are relics of the Barbarity of the Middle Ages. College Hall on the West Campus is the most pretention and is a Suitable Shelter for J. K. Hart. Wesley Hall is the home of the Campus Sports, as the Theologs playfully Dub themselves. Kissam. the Dorm, is the Home of Democracy, as impersonated by Insects and Freshmen. In the Peaceful Autumn, the Gnash ville Railway and Light Co., is mortified by Enthusiasms and Trolley Snatchers. I his is in honor of Toot Bawl. Whenever Vanderbilt beats Sewanee they think that they have done something Awful and try to attone for it in an Original Minner. I he Students have curious and picturesque customs (,-r.d costumes). They love to go down the Samuel's, the Profits and throw their Ga .oo over the I ransom. At the Vendome they have a special and reserved Section, which i called the Vanderbilt Box. which would corre?| ond to the Orchestra counting the Ceiling as the Moor. I he word Belmont” is a Charm among many of them: upon hearing it they will do Strange and Unique things. So also is the name Ward. A combination of these two will do Vastly Somewhat. Accompaning the Students is a group of Old Men. called the Faculty. 1 heir Duly is not well defined, but it seems to be that of Cutting Classes. The Faculty has degraded these latter days and now furnishes many Jelly Beans to amuse the Common People. Intermingled with the University are I rats. which are Grips. Songs, and Political Economy. They arc dis- tinguished from Literary Societies by their Solemn Initiation. They foster Scholarship, and do not allow Intoxicating Liquor in their Houses. They prey upon Freshmen, and Other Indefcnsibles. Taken as a Hole, the U niversity is Right There. Andrew Carnegie says so. and also Mr. Bert Young. More Conclusive Testimony than the Latter could not be produced. Hooray for Chance, and the Bishops, and the Uni- versity! — IV. O. S. three htiul'tJ nir.ctv-three C0MMODOB C3Je ]M 1000 fe Letters of a Japanese School Boy WHY ARE FACULTY KNOCKS USELESS? To •.ditor Commodore Yearly who assemble fral. houses, faculty, and oilier jolfes in one magnificent edition: Dearest Sir: I am much disconcerted. I hear on all four hands mingled praise and knocks for Hon. Faculty, who run University. Wherefore. I seek my cousin Nogi, who are a human Japanese encyclopcdc, and are educational beautifully. Why are Hon. Hammer Bngadc engaged so busily this A .M. ? 1 enquiry It are chiefly fresh Freshic. opine Nogi. Why do Hon. Greennesses Nogi interrupt wrudely. They do not. I hey do not think. But. retort I. “are not colleges for to teach the youth to cogitate? But no one learns it at them. elucidate my intelligent relation. Feet-ball. tango- ing. and other sports are imbibed fluently with equal large amount of danger to life and limb. I'he currycilum are necessary evil and to recompend. there are knocking of faculty. 1 begin to sec. If Math, lesson are too hard for to prepare in 15 min. it arc easier to say Hon. Prof, are bone-head. I orate 2 $ theatrically. You are flashes of human brains. lecture on Nogi. Why do not Hon. Up Classes knock Hon. Faculty? 1 ask it. Because it do not ably assist passing grades if Hon. Faculty know about it. snuggest he. Hoping you are the same. Yours truly. Hashimura loco. (Per J. , . ('., apologies to IVallace Irwin) 'moqowwgo Q0MMODOBE a N 3 3 H 1 DONT Vanderbilt University LAW DEPARTMENT MEMBER OF ASSOCIATION OF AMERICAN LAW SCI IOOLS THREE YEARS COURSE OFFICERS OI INSTRUCTION AND COVERNMEM FACULTY James Hampton Kirkland. Ph.D.. I.L.D.. Chancellor of the University. Chancellor’s Office. College Hall, residence 8 South Avenue, Campus. Allen Garland Hall. LL.B.. LL.D.. Professor of Law and Dean of the Law Department. Dean's Office. Vanderbilt Law School Building; residence, 2 West Avenue, Campus. John Bell Keeble. LL.B.. Professor of Law. Vanderbilt Law School Building. John W'altls Judd. Professor of Law. Vanderbilt I .aw School Building. Edward Tucker Slav, I.L.B.. 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M «51 DRAUGHON’S business COLLEGES Established twenty-five years: Colleges in eighteen States. Indorsed by business men from Maine to California. POS1 I IONS SECURED. l or free catalogue which shows location of these Colleges, rates of tuition, etc., write. DkAUCMON’s PRACTICAL BUSINESS COLLEGE. Nashville. Term. DRAUGHON TRAINING DID IT A. M. PIKE. Asst. Cashier Springfield (Tenn.) Nat. Bank, writes: The Draughon I raining procured for me an ofler to take charge of a set of books, at a salary of $1,500.00 a year, from a firm that knew nothing concerning my business qualifications, except the fact that I was Draughon-trained. LEARN BY MAIL BOOKKEEPING. SHORTHAND. TYPEWRITING. BANKING. PEN- MANSHIP. ENGLISH. ARITHMETIC BUSINESS LETTER WRITING. COMMERCIAL LAW. ETC. MONEY BAC K if not satisfied on completing the course. I-or prices on Home Study, write Draughon’s Home-Study College, Nashville. I enn. DID IX PAY ? K. J. STAUFFER. Cashier First National Rank. Mulberry Grove. III., writes: If it HAD NOT been for Draughon s Home-Study Bookkeeping. 1 might not have been able to fill this position. B. M. WILKINSON. Manager Bloom Clothing Com- pany. Lead. S. D.. writes: While clerking in a general More at $25 a month. I look Draughon’s I lorne-Study Bookkeeping. On completing it. I accepted a position with this firm as bookkeeper at 5100 a month. I am now making $125 a month. I owe my success to Draughon’s I lome Study. II II BURROUGHS. Bookkeeper for Wachovia Bank and I lust Company, Winston-Salem. N. C.. writes: ''Draughon’s I |ome Study increased my salary 500 per cent. MISS BESSIE J. Cl ARK. Stenographer for Bank of C on way. Conway. Ark., writes: I recommend Draughon’s I lome-Study Course. . . . My salary has been trebles! since I took a Draughon course. H 0 T E L H E R M 1 T A G E MASHVILLE’S New Million Dollar Hotel I-ire-proof. Strictly Modern in Every Appointment 250 Rooms 250 Baths EUROPEAN Each apartment is complete and provided with every facility to meet the wants of our patrons. Centrally and conveniently located to both the wholesale and retail districts. Beautiful Dining Room Grill Room and Ball Room R. R MEYERS. President HOMER Wit SON, Mr.. RATES $2.00 AND UPWARDS H 0 T E L H E R M 1 T A G E St. Bernard Coal From mines direct to consumer SINCE 1870 JAS. R. LOVE. Manager St Bernard Mining Co. OFFICE IN ARCADE SHELTON, KIRKLAND CO. FIRE INSURANCE “Better Be Insured Than Sorry 402-403 Stahlman Building Nashville. Tennessee JOHN DECKER SON MANUFACTURERS OF ICE CREAM, CAKES AND FINE CANDIES We Deliver In the City mid Ship to All Point FRAPPE And PUNCHES for all OCC ASIONS 1411 Church Street Church and Sixth Ave. Phones Hemlock 1 160 and 1161 Phone Main 600 MAIL ORDERS A SPECIALTY No Charge for Boxing or Drayage. 4 I Large Retail Stores = 4 I I he Largest Bread and Cake Bakeries in the South. Our Coffees are Roasted Fresh Daily. H. G. Hill Grocery Baking Company I'raternity and Club I rade Solicited FRAPPE AND ICES A SPECIALTY ---------------$------------------ THE Union Ice Cream Co. W. M. SIDEIJOT 1'OM. General Manager Phone Main 198 and 427 817 Broadway Nashville, Tenn. Merry Friedman Co. TAILORS To llic College Trade New Styles Created Special for Students THE IIOUSE OF FASHION 704 Church St. Nashville. Tenn. fio - TF.I.F.PHONF HEMLOCK 304 AND 305 NASHVILLE PURE MILK DEPOT Perfectly Pasteurized Milk and Cream 13th Ave. and Broadway, Nashville, lenn. Theo. Tafel Company W. E. ENGLERT. Manager 1. nuf turrr ot Surgical Instruments and Physicians Supplies We carry a complete line ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS. SHOULDER BRACES AND TRUSSES WRITE FOR PRICES I 53 Fourth Avenue., N. Nashville. lenn. The Home of Better Clothes Huddleston-Cooper Company CHURCH AND FIFTH AVENUE Our Clothing, Hats and Furnishings are Pleasing to the COLLEGE MAN Bates Street Shirt Colors Guaranteed Fast IX) YOUR PHONING AND MEET Tl IE BOYS AT OUR ST ORE EVERYBODY CAN NOW AFFORD Electric Light ‘W REDUCED RATES and MAZDA LAMPS HAVE CUT the COST IN TWO NASHVILLE RAILWAY LIGHT CO. Men COME AND LOOK AT OUR SPRING STYLES-THEY ARE WONDERFUL. SOME EXTREMES—OTHERS CONSERVATIVE — COME Jos. Frank Son CHURCH and FIFTH AVENUE In Jackson Building Up-to-Date SHOES for College Boys 606 Church Telephone Main 70 High Grade Photography The Latest in Photography 4151 CHURCH STREET Telephone Main No. 2211 ESTABLISHED ls?i EXCELLED BY NONE E. A. WRIGHT 1 ION Chestnut St.. Philadelphia Engraver • Printer • Stationer Manufacturer of Class anti Society Pins. Medals Exclusive Drtivm in STATIONERY FraternityandCU « MENUS DANCE PROGRAMS CALLING CARDS LEATHER SOUVENIRS INVITATIONS SHINGLKS CERTIFICATES Engrossing Certificates. Memoirs. Testimonials The National Life Accident Insurance Co. Cash Capital, $200,000.00 CORNELIUS A CRAIG. Pmldmt W. RIDLEY WILLS. Vice Proidmt Tllt S J. TYNE. Second Vice President «ml General Counicl NEWTON II WHITE. Third Vice President E. It. CRAIG. Fourth Vice President C. RUNCIE CLEMENTS. Secretary and TreaHirer WALTER S. BEARDEN. J : . Aet. Sec y and Tr.:.- R. K. FORT. SI D., Medical Director NASHVILLE. TENN. Thomas M. Graham Son DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF FRESH MEATS Stall No. 8 CITY MARKET HI PHONE MAIN 2170 Main 1287-Res. Phonos-Walnut 1494 When a Man Marries I'iiO nid i a well equipped kitchen and dining room l.etyour Doctor he one with over fifty years experience, specialists from way hack. Stoves, Ranges, China Glass, Tinware ALW AYS the BEST, CHEAPEST PHILLIPS BUTTORFF MFC. CO. NASHVILLE mi uroiiim fr««. d o Slaton ic -fr« Km- !!•« rCOtdenre hall un l t hull, wvniiumluin nn l •« Immln. «ffrriiw •llii|i.n..i Arulmlr. « lory. Mimic. Art. l)omr«tlr Si I. an.I l’h liiil Kdurallon. I.Hr tvK'tity iHilIrKr-tmlnnl |Mi-|allat onployfi I On.' innher for ovrry iHKUrrfi t ■«refill horn.' trnlnlne. nli flitrmcnt School ot Mimic tin in maintain ■••«I «ml l f .quIi.jKil '«■Keen A«n«rl« ii «mi K. Inniructo •rw. Art idrinnura mom OrtMcai !«• |irlvll«nr to Vao.11, V. Yand rt i 11«. I'nlvcnilty of Term. in. Two ycaiv work, i •loma More «han SO Slat Ov« r :o l«T «••in N'oMli. i n Kiri- ll. Iiorm-lwii'k rlilltiK. All e«l. « lalogue and booklet .. vchooliK a 1 0 View Book, fro.- ■ Uniting and matiosing. on t«-.i at IBdi out II 1 Belmont College • r Yoaag Woaxo (25 th year) I Ward Seminary f r Y- ng ’lh year) NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE ADDRESS: JENNIE TAYLOR MASON. REGISTRAR Castner-Knott Co. “Nashville’s SHOPPING Center” COMPLETE MEN’S SHOP Everything in Up-to-Datc Haberdashery and I oilet Goods «at the lowest prices in town. COME and SEE. QtanumJis PERFECT GEMS ONLY And Newcsl of Good A. BERGEDA BRO. One Price Jeuvlers 610 Church Street White I runk and Bag Co. 609 CHURCH STREET Baggage Makers OUR WORK HAS BEEN HONORED WITH THE HIGHEST AWARDS 230 FOURTH AVENUE. N. (Cherry Street! 3 GRAY DUDLEY HARDWARE CO. Nashville, Tennessee ----------HEADQUARTERS FOR---- Athletic and Sporting Goods ALL VANDERBILT TEAMS ARE EQUIPPED BY US ATTENTION Men! 1 2 to 20 per cent Investment $5.00 Lunch Tickets $4.40 Three Lunch Tickets $12.50 Four Lunch Tickets $16.00 DIXIE DAIRY LUNCH COMPANY Ask a Student Who Eats I lere 2 34 Fourth Avenue. North GOOD SINGING AND MUSIC DROP IN Skalowski’s A Particular Place for Particular People SPECIAL CONCERT Afternoon and Evening 3:00 to 6:00 8:30 to I 1: 30 p. m. Nashville Laundry Co. and Benzole Cleaners Gray-Fox Tailoring Co. 215 Fourth Avenue, North, - Nashville, Tennessee The Latest Novelties in Imported and Domestic Fabrics Always on Display Every Garment Carefully Hand-Tailored and Guaranteed in Every Way. 10 Per Cent. Discount Given to Students HEMLOCK 95-4 McIntyre Floral Co. Iflnrists Cut I' lowers Moral Designs 1502 BROADWAY Use Gas for Lighting. Best, Cheapest ASK THE FRAT MEN Nashville Gas Heating Company CENTRAL CIGAR COMPANY 321 UNION STREET CIGARS, SODA LIGHT LUNCHES “Pay Us a Visit and Become a Regular THE NEWS OF THE DAY, FROM EVERY FIELD AND EVERY WALK OF LIFE, IS BROUGHT TO YOU EVERY MORNING IN THE YEAR BY PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO COLLEGE NEWS AND COLLEGE SPORTS Till: NASHVILLE v _____TENNESSEAN C.4ir All ,1 V X' OJT , AMI At.Mll.AA At WM'AI’I n 1,« Xn« )uilU Andirun THE DAYS HISTORY OF THE WORLD. EVERY MORNING BEFORE CLASS, 10 CENTS A WEEK I.IUO Student ; 125 Teacher 20 Buildings. Value $I.OOO.(HX VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY NASI IVILLE, TENNESSEE I he University offers courses leading to degrees in the following seven departments: (1) THE ACADEMIC, embracing Classical. Scientific and post-Graduatc courses, leading to the usual literary degrees. (2) I’HE ENGINEERING, embracing courses ill Civil, Mechanical. Mining and Electrical Engi- neering and Metallurgy, and leading to corrc- sponding degrees. (3) I HE BIBLICAL, embracing the English and Classical courses, and leading to the degree B.D. (4) I HE LAW. covering three years, and leading to the degree of LL.B. (3) I'HE DENI AL, covering three years, and leading to the degree of D.D.S. (6) I HE MEDICAL, covering four years, and leading to the degree of M.D. (7) THE PHARMACEUTICAL, covering two years, and leading to the degree of Ph.C. KXI’KXSK—The total expense f nine months need not .... $800. Klssam Hall, a handsome and commodious dormitory for tin accommodation of students in all departments, lias recently been erected at a cost of $185,One. VfllLKTICS—A well equipped gymnasium is open to all students. Tennis courts and a magnificent athletic Held are located on the campus. Send for catalogue, stating department In which you are interested. .1. K. IIAItT, Secretary. GEO. R. CALHOUN COMPANY FIFTH AVENUE. COR. UNION STREET. NASHVILLE EWELERS DIAMONDS. WATCIIES FINK JEW ELRY. SOLID |-1 SILVERW ARE |-j « HANDSOME ('.IF I GOODS FOR M l. OCCASIONS VANDERBILT COLLF.C.F. AND ERAT JEWEI RY GF.ORGF. I WILSON HENRY W. COOPER Nashville Surgical Supply Co. CORNER CHURCH STREET AND FOURTH AVENUE TELEPHONE MAIN 3897 SURGICAL INSI RUMEN LS LABORATORY EQUIPMEN I ELASTIC GOODS TRUSSES AND CRUTCHES AST A CATCUI ABDOMINAI SUPPORTERS BUGGY CASES BA I IT HIES CHEMICAL APPARATUS El AS IK HOSIERY HOSPITAL FURNI TURE INVALID CHAIRS I ABC R TORY SUPPLIES MICROSCOPES OUST KTKICAI. BAGS PHYSICIANS' SUPPLIES X RAY APPARATUS WAl I PLAT ES BIOLOGIC I’RODL'CTS FOSTER PARKES COMPANY NASH'VII.LK. TENNESSEE LITHOGRAPHERS, STATIONERS, ENGRAVERS PROFESSIONAL. SOCIAL AND COMMERCIAL STATIONI.RV M E N U S PROGRAMS For something good to eat—in and out of season Call JACK WALTERS I he Up-to-Date Fruit and V egetable Man City Market Phone M. 1361 to the EL d Ito r______ „ _ The M axwe 11 H ouse HAS TAKEN IIS PLAC1 AMONG THE SOUTH S BEST HOTELS i'Conducted on the European plan, affords every convenience and comfort. Restaurant open at all hours. Service a la carte. In addition, serves Club Breakfast. 25 cents to 80 cents. Midday Luncheon. 50 cents. SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN IT) PRIVA I E DINNERS AND BANQUETS DEPARTMENT OF DENTISTRY Vanderbilt University New Campus. New Building. New Equipment NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE THE THIRTY-SIXTH SESSION OPENS OCTOBER 6. 1914 I he I hree Years' Course Leading to the Degree of Doctor of Dental Surgery Embraces All that the Practice of Modern Denistry Demands. ““ “——- l‘or CalnloKUc .ind Other Information. Addrea -. HENRY W. MORGAN. M. D.. D. D. S.. DEAN 211 Sixth Avenue. N.. NASI INTI .LE. TENN Rates: $1.00 to $3.50 Per Day JAS. K. IIUGHES. Manager Send Us Your Orders And We Will Save You Money 7T We will furnish AXY book you want at lowest prices Gift Hooks on Art. Music, Poetry. TraceI. f iction. Literature, Devotional Hooks. Hihles. and Hymn Hooks. Cards, and Hook lets. Engraved Cards. Fountain Pens. Writing Paper We cun furnish anything you wish in the way of Hooks. Stationery. Pictures, etc. Courteous treatneni. Prompt service. Write for catalog Methodist Publishing House SMITH LAMAR. Agents. Nashville. Tenn. Dallas. Texas Richmond. Va. Entire Stock New and Fresh Largest Hook Store in the South Medical Department, Vanderbilt University Session opens September 16. 1914. and closes June 16, 1915 i xnaMi iiM|i nii Mi m«.— High School ••! other equivalent of fourti - n iGnrnrgie units, without comlltlon. Hrirn of chew unlit r« miutrrd. «even are elective. In addition to the above requirements. all stu- dent must havi u preliminary year In college. Thla prrllm- Inary ixilkne yur shall Ineluile cum - In tTn-mlstr . I’hyslc . motor ' and (ierninn ot French t t i it K hi iN-rm t i ion. s. . , i for degree of M li. Follow Ins i lan« of ’«un«ll on M-dleal IM in at Ion In numtH i of hour assigned to each department. Twelve all-time teacher employed on funilumental branches. t I.INK A I. I fll.l rit.v large out door department; Vaniterhllt Hoapllnl, • l«' l with several thousand dispensary caaa- treated annually, tlalloway Memorial Hospital I In course of construction, ami will pro- vide for our exclusive control Ion charity beds This hoapltal Is on the campus. Ill IMHMiS. I. lltllt TOKIKn. Kit . of the l', a body t'ampus. wltb Its slater n air. In the bear! of the city, gives us one of the liesl and largest composes In Anierlr., for inedlr.il put poses. The buildings have all been retniwl.-i.-d mid fnclllile arc otisurt-aaoed lairge and •••in- modlous lalKirntorlea. well lighted and ventilated, for llarlcrl- ology. 1‘hemlstry. Physiology. Kmbryology, Anatomy, etc Mr. Andrew «'arnegle has recently gl« - ti to the M. dic I Departin' nt of Vanderbilt I’nlvcrslty one inlllton dollars Two hundreil thousand dollars of this Is to tw- used In the r tlmi and equipment of laboratories Klght hundred thousand «lol- ia r Is tor permanent endowment Vanderbilt Is a memt«-r of the Assoclatbin of American M-dleal Foil- ges. and I rated In «’lass A by the «'ouncll on Medical Kdurallon of the A. M A. For catalogue amt furthvr information, address, L. E. BURCl1. M.D.. F. A. C. S.. Acting Dean and Secretary, Eve Building NASHVILLE. TENN. Jno. I. Berry Co. MAKERS OF MEN’S GARMENTS ft, ▼ We build Smart Clothes for Young Men $35S I 52 Sixth Avenue, North Just a whisper South of Church Street Nashville. 1 enn. SOUTHERN ICE COMPANY ---► Call up Southern Ice Company -« For ICE Telephone Main 178 COAL Telephone Main 43 Drink HOWES Distilled Water, Telephone M. 4744 We Talk Thru Our Hats” The College Boy's Hat Slore EXCLUSIVE S2 HAT STORE 510 Church Street CAPS 50c to $2 ODD o o a £ th Electric City Engraving Co. B U F FALO. N.Y. • WE MADE THE ENGRAVINGS FOR THIS BOOK. EVERYBODY TELLS EVERYBODY BUTTER-KRUST BREAD = IS BEST == IT’S MADE WITH MILK, NONE GENU- INE WITHOUT THE MILK CAN LABEL. MAIL OK SEND YOUR KODAK PICTURES WII FQ kodak and W 1LPICTURE: shop DEVELOPED FIVE CENTS PER ROLL DRUGS Davis -Fuston Drug Co. 901 FOURTH AVE.. SOUTH Sodas, Cigars, Tobaccos, Vanderbilt Pennants and Stationery. —- We Want Your Trade -—■ + FREE DELIVERY PHONE M. 4705 Fustons Two Drug Stores HEMLOCK PHARMACY RJSTON PHARMACY 22nd Av«. and Church St. 2 h and Weal End Avr The places to get Cijtat . Tobaccos. Soda , Hot Drinks, Soups etc. Also Toilet Articles and other necessities for the boys. BOOKS. STATIONERY. KODAKS. PICTURE FRAMING MILLS’ 2 BOOKSTORES 623 Church Sleet 245 Fourth Ave.. N. McEwen’s Laundry ► - WE DELIVER THE GOODS - «« DRY CLEANING OR LAUNDRY It Coes and It Returns. When Its Patrons Say. 1 here is Wonderful Satisfaction in Service During acation. Send Your Work and I lave Your Friends Send Their Work by Parcels Post to McFwen’s Laundry, Nashville. WON T YOU TRY US ONCE QUICK SERVICE BEN F. CLEMENT. Agent GREAT SATISFAC HON Why Don't You Rent A Remington Typewriter? Our Special Rental Rate to University Students is one which ought to interest you. We will rent you a rebuilt LATEST VISIBLE REMINGTON 2 months for $5.00 ► Then at the end of the two months, if you want to buy that machine or a new one. we will credit the $; .()() on the purchase price. Every student needs ji typewriter for his own work, if for nothing else. And if you wish to do work for others, remem- ber that a Remington Typewriter is the best source of income a student can have. Our special students' rental offer pices you a splendid chance. Send us the $5 and we will send the rental machine. Remington Typewriter Company (INCORPORATED) 409 UNION STREET NASHVILLE, TENN. This Book is a Sample of Our Work We make a specialty of high grade School and College Printing, such as Catalogs. 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 V anderbilt University. Tulane Uni- versity. Meridian College and Conservatory. North Carolina State Normal and Industrial College, I toward College. Ten- nessee College. Boscobel College, and many others. Write for our beautifully illustrated specimen book a postal will do. i i :: ;! r •', ', M V fi, 1, •'. •«,■ VJ , f .oJV i • , . , •' , 'S •. 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