Vanderbilt University - Commodore Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 308 of the 1921 volume:

. BENSON •NWIK tiri FOREWORD Laboring under heavy financial difficulties this year, n c present the 1921 Commodore as the result of our best efforts under the existing conditions. We call your special atten- tion to the neti' arrangement of classes which has been made for the purpose of offsetting the division in organizationand geographical location of the various departments. Our aim has been to give a complete review of student life in Vanderbilt for the past year, told accurately and as entertainingly as may be. We hope that our efforts are worthy of the support you have given it and that, in future years, you will turn baclf through its pages with fond memories of the year 1920-1921 in Vanderbilt, If ire have failed in our efforts, n-c are most culpable; if n-c have achieved a measure of success, we are still unprofited but gratified servants. If you are pleased with the result of our labor, we will not feel that our wot If has been in vain. id MMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlirilllllllMMMIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIMIIIIII iiiiiiimi.dimiiiMiiiimiiniiiiiii iniiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiMMiiimMiiMiiiiiiiiiMiiimimiiMMMMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiimiifiiiiiiimimniiiiiiMiiMiiMiiiiimimiiiii ct 5� ' ‘Dedication : I , j : Jts an expression of the appreciation felt by the students of Vanderbilt { University, this Volume of the COMMODORE is dedicated to The Vanderbilt Varsity Club | I j IVhose untiring efforts are consecrated to the establishment : of belter athletics oj a greater Vanderbilt ! : E..............................................................d) ................................................................................ iaiiiaiaiai.iaiaiaiiiiiiiiiMMHiiiiiiiii«niaiaiiiamaiiiiiiiaiamiiiiMiiiiiamaiaiaiaiaiaiaiiiiiiiiiiiMMiiiaiimaiaiaiamiiiiMMMiiiaiaiaiaiiiiiiiiimiiaiaiamiiiimiiiiaiaia;tiMMmaiaiaiamiiiaiaiaiii 1921 1921 COMMODORE, I’aft m 21 COMMODORE 1921 Frank Patti Owen Conrad Lucy Van Ness Wilson Clapiiam F.. B. Montgomery R. G. Deener Cornei ia Park C. I.. Welch Literary Beatrice Weinstein Isabel Howell Kodak I Ioward C. Carter Doxf.y Bright Ike Nunn J. E. Jackson James Kanashiro Manstield Baiixy Richard G. Deenei. R. L. Alexander. Jr. nd Art 11. E. Johnson A. M. Patterson Sumpter Anderson J. 11. Smith Marie Taylor Pearl Tuttle Joe T. I Iatcher Larix Roegers Elizabeth Sharpe Minnie Porter Florence Tyler Nell Fain Eucenia Porter Julia Biair JCWn 1921 1921 _E=D OO MMODORE, Our Deans Oswald E. Brown. A.M.. B.D.. D.D. Professor of Church History and Dean of School of Religion W. FI. Scheukman. CM'.. (Cincinnati) Professor of Pure and Applied Mathematics and Dean of School of Engineering Lucius E. Burch. M.D.. F.A.C.S. Professor of School of Medicine and Acting Dean of School of Medicine R. Boyd Bocle. M.D.. D.D.S. Professor of Oxodontia and Dean of School of Dentistry Herbert Cushing Tolman. S.T.D.. LL.D.. Ph.D. (Yale) Professor of Crecl( Languores and Literature and Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences John Bell Keeble. I.L.B., LL.D. Professor of Late and Dean of the Lari' School Page cigil ! 1 1921 OO MMODOR.E, Graduate Department Officers M. F.. Sadler..................... T. C. Johnson............... M. G. Tarvin.......... R. B. Montgomery ...................President . . Pice-President , . . Secretary Treasurer Inert GRADUATES OF 1921 OF VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY Beaty. Robert C.. M.A.........................................................Memphis, Tenn. 1 . S. MlliMp Colles . Buckner. Henry K.. M.S......................................................Nashville. Tenn. D.A. VnlMlerblll l'nlvtr lly. Carter, Morcan H.. M.A......................................................Nashville. Tenn. II.K. Qtorgf l'rabody Collect. Gates. William B.. M.A...........................................................D'Lo. Miss. ll.S. MIlluni� Collese. Graybeal. Austin C.. M.S....................................................Nashville. Tenn. II.A. Wonhlncton College. Huff. Augustus L.. M.A. 11 A. Kuiokn Coll.Kr, Nashville. Tenn. Johnson, Talmace C.. M.A................................................Honea Path. S. C. IS.A. Kurmnn t'nlvemlty. Lamb, Jefferson D. H.. M.A..............................................Kwangtung, China ISA I'll 111 Ip rnlvorslty. Layman. Russell F... M.A...................................................Churchville. Va. IS.A. Washington nn l l.ee I’nlv. mliy. Undley, Percy F.. M.A...................................................Saxapahaw. N. C. IS.A. HlOn Colh'KO. Lutz, Columbus M.. M.S..................................................Commerce, Texas II.J . Vjtmlerhllt I'nlvcrgltj'. GRADUATES OF 1921 OF VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY Manchester. Paul T.. M.A. It.A. Park College. Nashville. Tenn. Moore. Hi gh W.. M.A. I).A. Gullfor.l College. Dudley. N. C. GRADUATES OF 1921 OF VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY Parsons. Dennis F.. M.A........................................................Dendon. V� . I'h.ll. Klon Colic .. Sadler. Macruder F... M.A....................................................Hobucken, N. C. II.A. AtliintlC Christian Colic .-. VaUSE, Joel K.. M.A............................................................Murray. Kv. It.A. Atlantic Christian Collette. 921 1921 COMMODORE College of Arts and Sciences. School of Engineering M. S. Foster................................President RuMCLL Campbell ....... Commodore Representative R. A. Weaver Charles W. Akers .... Elite Vauchn Webb . . . Ike Nunn Vice-President Patti Rodes K. B. Williams. Jr. . . Beatrice Weinstein . . Joe T. 1 Iatcher .... Historian Faculty Knoclfer School oi Law School of Dentistry At FRED T. Adams Roar. L. Burch. Jr Grace Wilson A. L. McDonald M. T. Naii.linc President Set geanl-at-Arms 11. G. Mahoney .... Rout. Moran 1$. E. Gallacher . . . A. B. Harwell .... S. C. Saddler .... President School of Medicine A. M. Patterson............................................President Jerome Powers.........................................Vice-President H. E. JOHNSTON...........................Secretary and Treasurer J. 11. Smith................................Commodore Representative SENIOR CLASS OF 1921 OF VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY Adams. H. C., B.D.......................................................Bcthpagc. Tcnn ll.w kin. TralnlOK ft-hoot Akers. Charles William. B.E.. l K 2..................................Nashville. Tenn. KriKllXt'rlnt; AMocIllllOn: Dialectic 'IS-'IS. Anderson. Jas. Sumpter. M.D.. 2' A'. •! A..............................Pulaski. Tenn. Armstrong. Fred, B.A...................................................Watertown, Ky. Ashby. Josiaii Jefferson. B.A, Nashville. I enn. Ashley. Kobf.rt Grady. M.D.. .4 K K, 171.........................Beech Grove. Tenn. Ncino Club; Commodore Club; P n-Hellenlc Council ' 18-' 19. Bailey. Ferris C.. LL.B., 2' .4 E, I 1 •! ...........................Nashville. Tenn. Owl Club ‘20: Commodore Club ’ll; Student Council IP- !©. Bailey. J. Hugh, M.D.. K ± l X.............................................Danville. Va Commodore Representative Freshman Med. Class '17-’1S; Owl Club -1$--19: Mutt Club ,19-‘20: Ilrta Mu ; Honor Committee Senior Clan 'I0-'21; Ulee Club '20- 2l: Commodore Club ’SO-’SI: Witherspoon Club 20-‘21: Invltntlon Committee Senior Clans. Barbee. John Murrey. B.A.. B H II...............................................Ripley. Tenn Beall. Charles Richard Furman. M.D.. ' ' B . l K X . . . Mayesville. S. C. UNIVERSITY Student Assistant in Microscopic Anatomy -1X-'19; Witherspoon Club; Honor Com- mittee ‘SO-'Sl; Heta Mu Commodore Representative Phi Kappa Chi. SENIOR CLASS OF 1921 OF VANDERBILT Berckman. J. H.. B.D. II.A. Cumberland Cnlveislty Stafford Springs, Conn. SENIOR CLASS OF 1921 OF VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY Berryhill. Grailky Hewitt. M I).. .1 ). .1 K K. b K X . . McKenzie. I'cnn. S 'rot� ry-Tr.-ii� ur r Kirnliinmi lllbb- ■‘la� � : Football Squint '1C; Tonm 'lS-'15‘-':i ; It.� � bull Team 'ls-‘19-';: . Ni'nic Cluli: (iwl flub; Mutt Clul ; c � nini'Hli r«’ Club; Kv.' «'luti; Sccritnry-Ti.a.uivr Clii� n IT-MS; Y. M. t A. fnblnrt 'lv-'l� -C0; l’i � l.)«nt V. M. O. A. '19; MamMili- «ull.I; iN-putiitlon Tannin IbU Mu; Invitation t'otnuilttoo; I'nn-llollonlc Itojironontatlv.-: fin� IU k -tbitll. Blair. William Lawrence. B.A............................................................Nashville. Tenn. Blake. Wyatt Heflin. Jr.. M.D.. II K A. A K K.............................................Sheffield. Ala. Socrrtnry am! Trtoxurrr fin� ' 1 ,v- 1S� ; Mutt Club; Secretary nt ' Troiiaurer South C mpa V. M. C. A 'lS-’iC; V. M. f A. fnblnot ; Chairman V. M. C. A. Ib'i-utallon Tram 'rO-'Vl; Kv flub; Int.rn Vnmlorhllt fnlv.tally ! -M !tn! 'JO-'Sl; lloln Mu. Boone. Paul D.. B.A....................................................................Jacksonville, Fla. 8ophoimiri Honor Itoll: X« nl« r Honor IBoll; Huntlor HfAflT '20; Mhtorology liiNlructor '21 Bridges, Thomas Fort. B.A...................................... Kloiim t li -ton« -JS-’l9. Springfield, I’cnn. Burch. H. M.. B.F... II h ii Nashville. Tenn. Carnati Ian. William G.. M.D., A 7' , l X.......................................Nashville. Tenn. I'rmltlcnt Freshman Moil Cln � MT-MS; ran-llcltonlc Council 19- 2 : Honor Com nilit.o 19- !0; Mull Club ‘19; Vlthri iM on Club 20; Honor C’omniHloO ’2® 21. Clay. Samuel Jaspf.r. LL.B................................................Macon, Tenn. Burns. RoBT. B.. B.A.. 1 A E............................................Jonesboro. Ark. Caldwell. D. J. H . B.A.. I K E............................................Union City. Tenn. Ki'crhin.in '17: l'irKl l«m philosophies 19: Member DchjitlnK Council ‘19: Klsi.tm Dirrriiim '19: M:iu«Kt-r Kltuin IMiiIuk Kix.ni 'II: Jolin Marshall I..i« ‘lul . Burch. Robert I... Jr.. B.A.. LL.B.. H - . •! I 0............................Nashville. Tenn. Assistant MniiiiKcr Truck 'IS: MuniiRcr Track ‘19: Owl Club MS. Student Council M7-MS-M9: Commotiore Club '21: Vice-President l.aw C|:«hh '21. Campbell. Francis Russell. B.A.. •! I -), () '.................................Nashville. Tenn. Instructor It. O. T. c. Ms; V. M. C. A. Cabinet 19 20- 21; Comnititloro Koprosoti- tntlve 21. SENIOR CLASS OF 1921 OF VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY SENIOR CLASS OF 1921 OF VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY Carter. Mattie. B.A. A O II.............................................Wales, Tcnn. Honor Roll 'I! -':: ; llarlirlor MH Im '20. Clark. Brent Gillespie. B.A.. •! If K. () 1 '.......................Dondson. Tcnn. Cooke. Letitia Jean. B.A.. KAO.......................................Franklin. Tcnn. V. W. C. A. Committer. Covincton. Eugenia Morton, B.A.................................College Grove. Tcnn. Honor Roll Crockett. Joe Parkes. B.A.. 1' Y....................................Franklin. Tcnn. lllu.- rvnrllM 'l .'l : ('«lumi'i Olul Deb.� tins Council 'll. Davis. Lillie C.. B.A. Gordonsville. Tcnn. Deener. Richard Gregory. B.A.. A T ()....................................................Searcy. Ark. N' mo T ; owl TO; | r?al !«-ni «’alum, i lul� T0-T1; rommwlow llounl Art Killior Commodor� 21; Vier-l r«al� 1rut Arkunmi T1. Dentici. Joseph A.. B.E................................................................Nashville. Tenn. Blue ■Viii'll «‘lui� •|T-,1S-‘19: Sophomore Honor Roll Dickinson. Charles Kimbrough. B.A.. .1 T O.....................................Somerville. Tenn. IIUHlIor Stuff 'IT-'IS; Scrub Football 'IT-’lt-’lt. Dodson. Joseph Enloe, B.E., ' � K ....................................Donelson, fenn Dowell. Ruth B.. K A G, ! B K........................................................Nashville. Ter.n. V. W. A. «'abliut ,20.,;l; IX-IvKnli Hluo Rhine '19: Sophomore Honor Roll. Duffy. Dorothy. B.A., K .1 G..................................................Nashville. Tenn. V. W. « A TT-TK; SerlhM.r T -T -T1; Girl Honor CommltUc T -T ; Student Count'll 20 21; Bnohdor Mthlvg TO; Sophomore Roll. SENIOR CLASS OF 1921 OF VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY SENIOR CLASS OF 1921 OF VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY Duncan. Charles G.. M.D.. .IKK.........................................................Midlothian. Texas «'U - l i« ahh nt H-'li; liamnu rpillon Tnu Hltctna 1 - | ; Item Mu l'-'I! . Vltti+r |� o«iit Club '“• '. 1; AMlMUinl Prof In Anatovn) Edwards. Jeaneitf.. B.A................................................................Nashville. Tenn. S-Tn'lun 8lu l«'i l •■•■iin.'ll -l : HMIil.Mil ■■•iiii.ll •«; Hophnmorr Honor Roll EviNS. LaDYE LOVE, B.A..................................................................Cullcoka. Icnn. Fisher, John Thomas. B.A.. K 1..............................................................Nashville, Tenn. IviiRlni’ rIn i'lul� . Foster. Mosely Stratton. B.A.. -) .....................................................Nashville. Tenn. N.w� K'lllor HuMtloi ’l ; Athletic K.lltor '10: MimaitltiK Killlor ’-I: Knieliivwriiiu AnxixiiitIon ‘I 19--2o.' |; AuUtunt It� � .hull Mntmte.-r Mummer ltjn. l.al I Honor Roll ,ll 'l'.,n.,:i): Vlrr-I’i. hlrnl ConimiNlorr flub '21: 1'iwl.leiit Srntni Fletcher, Thomas. B.A.. 1 X. 1 V............................................Jackson. Tenn. HI tie l’oncil� 'i;.’IV| ; Silo.' flub •1S-,1 .'20-21: Owl flub 'l9-'20: faluinot flub 2b-'21. Friedman. Clarence Falk. M.D.. ' . 7. l K A..........................Pensacola. Fla. StuiU-ill SI «lieni Soc|. Iv My-'.'O-'.M : Beiu Mil .• -'21; Honor Committee •JO-'JI: Vlw-PresMent 1‘h! Kn|i|Mi «'hi Fraternity 'S - S1. Gallaher. Basil Eugene. D.D.S. I 2 I..................................Lawrenceburg. Tcnn. • «. I Football 'IS; Honor Committee My-JO. ‘JO-'J!; Secretary Class 'JO-'Jl. Garrott. William Anson. B.A.. 2 .1 E.....................................Hopkinsville, Ky. Gaskins. Duke R.. M.D., .1 T ii. X........................................Harrisburg, III. Mutt Club 'b-'b; President Mult Club 'b-'! : Pun-Hellenlc Representative 'JJ: Camum I'pulton Tuu Slmnii; .Masonic Cullil; Track Tram '16. Gillespie, Guv Melton. D.D.S.. •! K ' '. T i ............................. Cisco, Texas President Claim MS; Ti’Xn Club 'IS-'b-’iO; Treasurer Y. M. C. A. '10; Vice- President Student Hotly '21; Miinonlc Culbl; Y. SI. C. A. Cabinet '19-'20-'21. Clos er. Jam -« Rayburn. B.A............................................... loclion. Tenn. Kliuain Club '20-'21: Philosophic� ’20 ’21. SENIOR CLASS OF 1921 OF VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY SENIOR CLASS OF 1921 OF VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY GuLLEDCE. E. L., B.A.. ' K -.........................................Mendenhall. Miss. Gosney. Hubert Turner. D.D.S.. V Si..........................................Witt. Va. President Clnu ’:o: Vice-President V. M. •. A. Cabinet. South Campus, 'II Graves. Lloyd Myers. M.D.. •! K V'. .1 K K......................Crystal Springs. Miss. Itaxkrtt.all tv. ’1� . l-O: Mult flub; Owl flub; Cotiinimlorr Club; Honor Commit- tee; West Campus Pan-Hellenic. Griffin, Clyde Butler. M.D...............................................Anderson, S. C. Haggard. Wallace C. LL-B.. K 1.............................................Dayton. Tenn. John Marshall lam- flub; football S iua.l ‘1 ; Hand ‘it. Haun. C. C., B.D........................................................Woodstock. Va. IS A. Vanderbilt University. Harwf.ll. Allen B.. D.D.S.. - A'. I - 1....................................Nashville. I enn. Brummie Club '15; HuHll.r Staff lx- 20; ('ommoil«ri- Hoard 'IX; Commodor- ttw r-x-ntutive IS-'lS-'ZO-'l’l; Commodore Editor 21. Harrison. Roy Boyd. M.D.. K A, •! X......................................Loudon. Tenn. Baaebnll IS : Kve «. lui� ; Mutt Club; Beta Mu. Harrison. Gaston G.. B.A.....................................................Ripley. Tenn. Hatcher. Joe T., B.A.. A T 0,0 A I'........................................Greenfield, Tenn. Serub Football 'lx; Itnaobnll U- 20; Huatlcr lx; ManjikliiK Editor lluntl.r IS; Editor llutdler 20; Amiatunt Editor Commodore 20; Editor-In-Chief Commodore '21; Honor Committee 21. Henderson. Gerald D.. B.A.. .1 7' 0, 0 J ’................................ Nashville. Tenn. SENIOR CLASS OF 1921 OF VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY Hewgley, Marion S.. LL.B. Gallatin. Tenn. SENIOR CLASS OF 1921 OF VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY Hill. Horace Greely. B.A., 2 .1 E........................................................Nashvi lc. Tcnn. Vanity foolt.nl! l'-’l� -’.' : Vb .- I r. eklent Clan� MS-l� : Amittant llu� ln iw Man- niior Huttkr -l ; llmlnou Mnn:m« r 'J0; i � 1 Club i‘i ; CiMnmalor Club ;i. Holt. Clarence Moody. B.E................................................................Nashville. Tcnn. Kniiin filnR A« u. imion; Kophomort’ Honor Itoll; I r« Nl«toni KiikUu� ring Amoi'Im Hughes, Allen. Jr.. LL.B.. K 1'..............................................Memphis. I'cnn. Glee Club 'll. Jennings. Doris Orrenk, B.A....................................................Murray. Ky. Johnson. Hollis Eugene. M.D.. 2' .1 K. A K K................................Nashville. I'cnn. Honor Committee ‘K-'i;; Stuiknt AxiUtnnt Uroa Anntomy 'IT-MS; Ktuilent At- � i«liint To|iOK uphleiil Anatomy ‘I'-'!� : Chnlrmnn Honor Committee '|S-‘1C-; Vlo«— I'reiikleiit Clnm 'IS-'SU; SwrUuryTruinnrr «ml permanent Srcr.'laf) CM� � '20-‘SI: Mult club: Kv« club. Kef.ble. John Bell. Jr.. B.A.. •! I H......................................Nashville, Tcnn. «It— Club •is.'lw-’sa-'ll; Publicity Mnnnitrr Drnmnt'c Club : Diatomic Club ■H'-'SO; Klnulo� T-niil Title Doublet Tennis Title ‘10. Klyce, Paul C.. B.E.. I K 2'.............................................Nashville. Tenn. fla� Football 'll: I'nn-lfollvnb' Council ‘15-'2 : Kiiulnoorlnjr Association ‘SO-’Sl; Honor Committor 'll. Lewis. Edward Summers. Jr.. B.S.. •! I - .() I ’.........................Greenville. Miss. L.uten. Jefferson D.. B.E.. ' ' K H’.........................................Waverly. Tenn. KuiilnoorlnK ' lub ' I -'1! .'20; Honor Committee SI. Luten. Paul H.. LL.B.. l K ................................................Waverly. Tenn. John Mnmlmll lji« Club; Mono Club Owl Club SO.'Sl: I’nn-llrllonlc ‘ounoll S - SI. McCombs. Eldon Hall. B.S....................................................Nashville. Tenn. McDaniel. John Furman. M.D...................................................Magnolia. Ark. SENIOR CLASS OF 1921 OF VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY SENIOR CLASS OF 1921 OF VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY McDonald. Asa Leon. B.A.. I.L.B.. K 1. •! I • � ........................Carthage. Tenn. Honor I'ommlllii ll-'i:.. Scrub Football 'II- 1.'.- It; Vanity ltn� cl all 'lVl®- 'IX-'tviO; wi flub; v. m i , a. •Ii 'li-'l-:. v.i Klrt� - Itonr.i 11-1«; | r� l lrnt I'an-Hell. nic I'- !:• I’roilont Fiexlimun l.un ''lini� |X-‘10; MunaKor Vamlty Football IN; Mummer llumier 'I'-'l; . Mummer Commodore ‘10; IVbjillmc Vuii- i'll '24-'2l; Chief Juxtlcc of John M.irxhiill l.ow Club '21; I'uMIcatlon Hoard 'IV2®; Secretary '21; l rv� ldent Student Council '21 . Commodor. It.|ire� entiitlve Senior I.iiw -cm '21. McKenzie. Kathleen. B.A.. ill...........................................Eiwlcy. Ala. Frerhmaii and Sophomore Honor Roll� ; Student Council MS-M� ; lliudtrr Stuff MVJO; Coe.liter. •i:.'l«.'l� . McKinney. Colin B.. LL.B.. I K K.........................................Ripley. Tenn. I'AinmiMlorr Kopre . uintive loin Cia«. 'In. John Mar.hull haw Club: llnmr Foot bn 11 'K; Tenn In l-l mils IT. M Peak. Lugar M.. B. A. ................................................Sparta, I cnn. McVf.y, Clarence Alfred. M.D.. b K 2. I li II............................Bars. Ind. Owl Club MV:®: Commodor.- 'lub '2VI1: F.ve Club '20-':i; Chairman Honor ' ommttteo Senior C|hnk: Secretiiry-Treu.urrr Junior Mol Clous MV20; Vice. {•resident Sophomore I - I: ; Member of Vursli) Club; Track Team M� ; Item Mu; Nu Mu Ka|ipn. Mahoney. Henry George. D.D.S., T 12............................................Little Rock. Ark. Seer, tary Cln«� '!!•; Vice-President C|a « 20; I'rrililrm ('loss '21. Matthews. Richard E.. B.A.. ! I • ............................................Nashville. 1 enn. Scrub Football 19: Scrub llnucbnll 19: IT.iililcnt of Ola� ‘I� ; Nemo Club: Owl «•lub: Sluil.m i 'ouiicl I ’I� -'!� : Itlue Pencil Club: Commodore ltrpiwiil Uv« 01« '17. Mattox. O. T.. B.D............................................................Stantonsburg. N.C. II.A. Atlantic ChiUtlan Coll.-Kc; M.A. Vanderbilt l’nlveralty. Mattox. W. T.. B.D............................................................Stanionsburg. N. C. B.A. Atlantic ChrUtlan Colleitc; M.A. Vanderbilt t'nlvcralty. Merkley. John V.. D.D.S., I 'I' l ..............................................Nashville. Tenn. Miles. Roy A.. LL.B., fr K 2'...................................................Nashville. Tenn. Jolin Marahnll U« Club. SENIOR CLASS OF 1921 OF VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY Monroe. Huch H., M.D, Lindsay. Okla. SENIOR CLASS OF 1921 OF VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY Moore. George Donald. B.A., 2’ A E.........................................Searcy. Ark. Moore. Kathleen Estelle. B.A.. K A 0.....................................McKenzie. Tenn. S. TK-Arin« (Ian Pan-Hellenic Council 'W-'M, Moran. Robert, D.D.S.....................................................Salvador. C. A. 20 2I. Morford. Theodore. Jr.. B.A.. B 0 II. K 1 M................................Newark. N. J. HuKtlrr Sli.fT IS-'IP; Olee Cluli '1VIV20; Sophomore Honor Roll. Morgan. Robt. K.. Jr.. B.A.. I K E.....................................Petersburg. Tenn. I'lillOMopliIca • I?; v .M. A. ’IS; Kluon Director Morrow. Garland A.. B.E.. A T ).......................................Nashville. Tenn. Tiock Tram 'IS; llnokelbnll •|S-,1� .'20-'21; Capf. lln«k. k,l| Team ’21; Foot ball •IS--JO. Moss. William P.. B.A.. LL.B.. .1 7' .• l .........................................Jackson. Tenn. Kretdimnn I: Hunter Staff •|«- I7- 1 ; Blue I’.-in-ll nub; Secretary I hi- |oio | htc 1 I.'17: ..Htvjtldcnl Weal Side Hoard 17- 18; Honor Koll '1 5; Kro h- mini I .i� m Hrlrc; Siuil.nl Council Is-'lfl-';� . Scrs.-ant-at-Arm OIum '19: Owl Club; 'omni odore Club: l an-Ho|lcnlo Council 21; Football '17 20; Imlnictiir In KiikIIoIi '21. NaILLING. Myron T.. B.A.. LL.B.. l K 1..................................................Osceola. Ark. Blue Bondi Blub l0-'l?- ls; Bnu-ll.-lbiili- Council '19: ......Pr.-aldonl l.uv «'In � ’ll ; A «l� lunt MnmiKor lnter eli� lanllc Truck '20; Conc.Mt Manager (!lw Club Summi-,' Tour '20; I’renldcnl Dialectic 20: S. rgeani-nt-Arm Senior l.liw '21; John Maratiull Ijiw Club. Nunn. Isaac A.. B.A.. .17 0.........................................................Halls. Tenn. Sergeant-at-Arm Cla ’IS; Secretary Clan '1'. : Ilutlli'r Stuff 'I’i-'U: Circulation SlniiDKi'' lluatl. r '20: lt«- . rv.- Football '17 -1X-'1: .'20: Vli c-BrcnUIvni Cla � '20; Chairman Bonr l of IMrectoi 'I'.•.'2 ': Cheer 1-end or Clan ‘21; Kodak Kdltor Commodore ‘20 21. Odil. Bessie. B.A.............................................................Spring Hill. Tenn. Owen, George Williford. M.D.. 2 .V. l X..........................................Memphis, fenn. HI...- Club ' 1 12. 'I7-1S. 'IS- la. If '20. 20-21: l rc ldenl 171« Club 1S-10; Owl Club 'IV Pjtn-Hollenlo 1': Mult Club 'l .i; Chnlrman Honor Committee 'is; Chair- lu.ui ..r Commodore Hoard 'll - .'� : Hr.idilcnt Junior Medical Clan� '19-'20; Wither- •l� Hin club '.‘O.'.'l; Bi.mmo.lor.' Club 2d-'21; I’r.-sldcnl Slu.lcnl Bo«ly South Campm ■20- 21; Beta Mu. Pace. James Vernon. M.D.. .1 K K SENIOR CLASS OF 1921 OF VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY Benton. Ky. SENIOR CLASS OF 1921 OF VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY Parker. Robert. A.M.. B.A.. 171.......................................Fori Worth. Texas Parsons, Dennis F.. M.A......................................................Dendron. Va. I li H. Eton CollfRf, Partee. Charles F.. Jr.. LL.B., A' .1. l A I..........................Murfreesboro. Term. John M.iiahull Uw Club. Pate. Clarence C. M.D.. 0 A.............................................Knox City. Texas Clui� '•♦-'21: Vlt)irr� f CM� n Club ‘19-'20, '20-'2l. Patterson. Ashby M.. M.D.. 2' A. b A. 'H A..............................Flenryvillc. Tenn. It «• rvo Koolhnll ‘11; lb rrre llnacbnll -l� -'li; Honor Coinmllliy 'H-'li, 'IT-'IS; ■|S-'J0; I’ltu Honor •la-'l� , ('In 1'irililcnt 'JO-'il; Kvc Club. Pendergrass. James Elmo. M.D.. ' � .........................................Clovis. Cal. Ih-in Mu; Honor Commlttr 'l .'l ; Comnoilorr Rranwnlnllvi' .Mult Cluh 'It-'H; Kr« Club 'je-'H. Perkins, Sam Ff.arn. M.D.. I K E. .1 K K, •! K X.....................Franklin, Tcnn. Picton. Walter Lambeth. B.E..........................................Nashville, Tcnn. Pinkerton. James Carl. B.A.. I 7' I. ! li K.........................Franklin, Tenn. President Freelmian Low ('Inn . Porter. Minnie. B.A.. ! li K.......................................Nashville. Tcnn. Sophomore Honor Roll; Student Council Honor Committee 50-'tX. Porter. Samuel Mann, B.A...............................................Clinton. Ky. Freshman Math. Modal. Powers. Jerome, M.D.. .1 7' Q. .1 K K Witherspoon Club: Vice-President of Class 'tO-’Sl. SENIOR CLASS OF 1921 OF VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY Keagan, I enn. SENIOR CLASS OF 1921 OF VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY Princle, Everett C.. LL.B.. K .1.......................................................Pocahontas. Ark. I’realili-nt Irfin «'Ian ‘It: l.urton U Club: Muonic Uulld; John .Mamhall Law ClDk Reams. Acnes, B.A.. K A ...................................................Nashville. Tenn. Reeves. John Murphy. M.D.. .1 T 0. � A..............................................Johnson City. Tenn. Y u rally Koottuill Honor Commlti,. MT-Ms: Mutt Club MS-MS; Oammit I'lui'on Tnu SIkiiiu i'-'l� : It. i,« Mu MS.'S ; Cheer Leader '2 -'SI; I'r. xl.tont f V. M. C. A. S 'SI: With. r� i� ...,n Club 'SO-'Sl. Richardson. Clarke T.. B.A.. 0 1 '....................Nashville. Tenn. Richardson, Wallace Robert. M.D.........................Fordyce. Ark. Riddle. Joe Franklin, I.I..B. Ridgely. Tenn. Riggins. Newell Grady. M.D.. A K K..................................................Dover. Tenn. Clit Knot bill I 'I5 ; «'tu� � liutkclliall 'IS, 'I� . '10; Honor Committee '1 ; Hein Mu. Robinson. E. Miller. Jr.. M.D.. K .1. •b A.................................Birmingham, A!a. N'l-iiin «’Ini� 'I«5-'I7; owl Club '1T-'1S; Commodor.- i'lub '2t -'21: Wltlirinimon Club 'SO-'SI; senior Invllnilnn Committee. Roots, Patti, B.A.. Ill.............................................................Franklin. Tenn. Socretaiy-Tionnuror Kr.� lminn Cl� 'IT: Deb-Katc to |tlu - RIiIk'- '1: : Y. V. C. A. Cabinet '20: xunl.nl Council 'SO; I I'cm.lont SUKl.nl Council 'Si; SoiK-ont-nt-Ann� Senior Cln� � ; Vloo-I’roiddent I’jin-llclb-nlo Council; Three Art Club. Rogers. Mary F.. B.A.. K A H................................... l’an-llcllcnlc ’20-SI: Scribbler ’20 '21. Pulaski, I enn. Runyan. J. Thurston, B.A.. 2' .1 E, () '.............................Little Rock. Ark. Vnmlty Track 'lT-'Is-'Sl: Captain Track Team '21; President Arkan a Club. SENIOR CLASS OF 1921 OF VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY Ryan. Mary M.. LL.B. Nashville. Tenn. Sadler, Shannon Comer, D.D.S., V' i ..........................................Ked Boiling Spring . Tenn. Vlr -I'rwltlrnl Honor I'ommlll� - 'SO.'Sl; lllatorlnn Oat� •20--2I. MAaonlc (ivIM. SENIOR CLASS OF 1921 OF VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY Sellers. Ira Jackson. Jr.. B.A.. 2 .V Birmingham, Ala. Sewell. John Ferris. M.D.. K T............................................................Weiumph . Ala. Ill , fnlvcnliy of AlalMinir, Wlihfrapoon Club. Shannon, James Bittick. M.D.. A T ). A K K...............................................Franklin. Tenn. 1‘rrm.t.ni • � � . Noino Club I --!� : Owl Hub ’I� . : Mult Club •19--':«: Kvn Club '20- 21: Vlll.Hy IIi,«obi«ll MT-'IS. ,1S-,1� . IS.norvc Football •K-'IS; Captiiln MiolIrnl Font I oil I unii l!u k tl all 'IT-'IS; Honor Comiultiio •lJ.’IS: Hot. Mu: Cumin� l'| .ilon Tuu Sigma. Shackleford. Mary Fleta. B.A. Hope Hill. Ala. Sloan. Dewey W.. M.D.. I ' . A Garner. Ark. Smelser. Laurence B.. LL.B...............................................Nashville. Te.in. Truck T- Jiin 'JO: lii� truru r In ’SO� 'II. Smith. James Hubert. M.D., l HU...........................................Clovis. Cal. Mint 'lul : lt michninp SclioUi liip; Bvc � lui : ltd� Mu: I'ommodorc Rcprcwm� - � lv« I r -nlt r Uciliinl «'Isu : llimkdbjtll T am 18-'19. Smith. Stephen Girard, LL.B., K 2...........................................Dallas. Texas Smith. Marion Goodrich. LL.B.. (l I - .................................Nashville. Tenn. Smith. Anna Clayton, B.A.. KAO...........................................Lynnville. Tenn. Kophomor Honor Hoi I. SENIOR CLASS OF 1921 OF VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY Soonc. Ti Liang. B.A., O I' Shanghai, China Stkin. Jessamine, B.A.............................................Nashville. Tenn. Honor Comralllo' 'IJ-'JO; Commodore Hun id '19.'; ; Krexliman-Rophomore Honor (Coll; Ctrl� ' Xlinkm ‘■•unciI 'l! -’20, Sfirlury :0, VlCv-I'rcitldont 'II. Stewart. Nell H.. B.A., III.........................................Martin. Tenn. Stuart. James William. B.A.. 2 .1 •;....................Berlin. Ala. Sweeney. J. Shirley, M.D.. 2' .V. 0 X.....................................Fort Worth, Texas K. How nnd AxxUtnnt III� I� K ‘ l£- I9-'50- Il: eiiiirni.m Honor Comm lure 'H; Vice- J’rcuhloni Kve Club; llctn Mu. I AYLOR, 1 URNEY ALLEN, B.A......................................................I' ayettcville. Tenn. ltlue l'cnell Club '20; l.lout, u. O. T. c. 2 . Thompson. Hubert Orion, B.A.. 1' X...................................................Nashville. Tenn. Commodor-- lt-iir -� .nlnllve 'll-'ls: Hustler Staff 'll; Athletic K.lltnr 'IS; Mnnnic- intt Kdllot ;t . K-lltor 'II: Nemo 'I-; Itlne Pern-Ill 'IJ-'ls: I •) 11. .. .|.I t - ' II; I’roll - .lent 'IS: Commodore Hour I 'IS-'IW: Maimiccr Hramntlc Club 'la-'IO; lluiln.� « Mu muter Commodore 'SO; Commodore Club 'II. SENIOR CLASS OF 1921 OF VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY Thompson. Louis Olney. M.D.. II (j II. A K K..........................................Biloxi. Miss. Bom Mu ■1S-'19-,;0 ’21. Timon, Alonzo N.. M.D.. .1 K K.........................................................Timon, La. Tuttle. Pearl. B.A.. A () II.....................................................Clarksdale. Miss. Varsity H:« kot� .|ill 'K-'B-'B; Co-ed Olio, r l.o.i.lor Blue HI.Iko IX-Ick-Ho ‘2 ; Commodore Board ■20 J1: Treasurer Y. V. o. A. ‘20-'2l: Hustler Staff ‘29-‘21; Girls Student Council ,20-’2l: Y W. O. A. Citblnet ‘20-21. Tyler. Florence. B.A.. A O II....................................................Nashville. I enn. Hustler Smrr •ls-'IJ ; V. W. O. A. 19-'20: Class Secretary and Treasurer ‘20: Clrl ' Student Oounoll ■IS-'SO-'SI: Itnoliolor Muldcs: I'an-llollcnlo Council 19-’20; President ‘21; Three Arts Club, Tullos, Hugh Simpson. M.D.. • II II...........................................Florcsvillc, Texas Van Nfss. Lucy. B.A., K .1 -)...................................................Nashviilc. Tcnn. V. W. o. A. Cabinet ‘20; President Y. V. ‘21; Commodor� Board ‘l� -'20: Girls' Student Council '21. Kr r limnn-S� iihomoro Honor Boll. SENIOR CLASS OF 1921 OF VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY SENIOR CLASS OF 1921 OF VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY Walker. William A.. LL.B.. K 1'.....................Monroe. La. Waterfield. Christine. B.A.. K A to.................................Jackson. Tenn. Scribbler� 'iO-'II: Cllrl� ' Honor committe.- ';i : lSramatlc Club 'I1 : Bachelor MnMcn Weaver. Robert A.. B.A.. •! I H................................................Tupelo. Mis� . Track owl Tol Student 'ouncll 'H -'80-'81: I’rc� l lent HlMc ci««« -JO: VlwPtMlili al Cl � '81; Honor Committer 'IO-'II: Chairman Honor Committe 'II. Webb. Lulie Vaughn. B.A.. K A H................................................Franklin. Tenn. Bachelor Malde ; Scribbler� 'J0: I n-«ldent Scribbler� 'II; IVnnanrnt Secretary Kriilor Clna . Webb, William Simpson. M.D., • X.......................................Chillicoihe. Texas Weinstein. Beatrice. B.A.. l K K.........................................Nashville. Tenn. Sophomore Honor Roll: Co-edltora Scribblers 'J ; Vice-President Scribbler '81; Commodore Board 'J . White. Albert Arthur. LL.B.. I ' '.......................................................Nashville, Tenn. I.«w School Scliolurnhl| . «‘alluvium lai« f’rlic. Williams. Ernest Bland. Jr.. B.A.. .1 T ). •! ’ K. ( I ' . . Arlingion. Tenn. Kootbull y iun«l '19.'20; Varulty Track '20: Owl ; Sophontoto lienor Roll: V M. A. On bill.'i ‘IS-'19: Hiintbr Start; ‘Iuhh Historian ’SI. Wilson. Elmer E.. B.A., 1' X..........................................................Trenton, Ky. Mmittii.r '21 I'onimwliii. ; t'omnnwlorc Club '21. Wilson. Grace. B.A., LL.B.. K A (-)......................Obion. Tenn Wilson. I HAVER S.. M.D.. 1 K K, ' � X. K X.................................Gordonsville. lenn. MS. Varalcrlilli '17: Associate Kriltor Hustler 'H.'IJ; 1‘rosl.leni Philosophies 'I.'.; lt.«i-rv - Basketball nml Track 'li-’lt; «‘las Soot bn 11 amt Basketball 'IS-'IS : Coin- m xlorc Kcprcmtitatlv.' '20; Secretary Phi Kappa t’hl ’20-‘21. SENIOR CLASS OF 1921 OF VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY WlNNINGI 1AM, Max, D.D.S.. V' ii...................................................Henderson, Tenn. Class Vlce-I’n s blent IT-'lS, ‘Is-'l! : Class Secretary '19 ‘20. SENIOR CLASS OF 1921 OF VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY WlSENER. Jesse E.. B.A........................................................Antioch. Tcnn. Wolfe, Iallulaii, B.A.................................................Nashville. Tcnn. Wood. Robert Bf.mon. M.D.. l K 1. l Ii II.........................Knoxville. Tcnn. U.A. I'nlvrrail)- o( Tonnranee; No Mu Karim: Kvc Club. Woodard. J. M.. B.A.............................................Black Mountain. N. C. Krvulunan Dthili 'IT; l r. «l.Unt IMntm-ii.a IS; IVtmtlns Council 'IO; goohomoro Honor IS-ill. 21 1921 e CQMMQDOR-EL The junior sets the college nice With an easy air and a poker face. He starts the slang: he knows the ropes, With wayward facts he bravely copes. A freshman greets an F with tears, A SoPh slowly shifts his gears. But a junior throws her into high. And tries to smash the deep blue sky. He cares no hoot for Prof or grade; He sees the mistakes the senior made. He'll gladly do the work and cuss If only he can make the fuss. foily-thiee 9 KB 1921 1921 COMMODORE Page forty-four � 21 COM N'T ODOR-EL 1921 JVTSLI9K Junior Class—College of Arts and Sciences, School Officers F. K. N� :n............................PreuJtni Leslie McCarty.......... R. B. Brown.....................Vice-President O. A. Tate.............. of Engineering Secretary and Treasurer Commodore Representative Members Adams. George Elliott. B.A.. + A O.......................Nadiville, Tcnn. Ax«l«tunt MiimiK' i' llnMlWlI 51. Alexander. Rout. L.. Jr.. B.A.. . X. 1 T , . . Nathvillc. Tcnn. rroxliU'iit cintw 'is-'� : : Illiir IV n cl I Club •Is'-MR; Sivtvtnry ‘lO-'SO; '� mnio«loro ll� :ir l •| -’-' � -'21: New IMIl.n- lltlMbt : I'oiniiuHlorc Kc| r« xentntlvo ’2� ; Dramatic Club Soereiaiy nml Treamircr Tonal Awen'lnilon. Anderson. James N.. B.A.. A K K.........................Sumner. Mi � . Nemo Cluli: AHNlmnnt Manator Truck. Anderson. Mary Will. B.A.............................Franklin, ’Icnn. Atkinson. Katherine Swaim. B.A......................Naihville. I cnn. V V ■. A. ' 17- 1'-’lR-'SO; Oclcsnt. If. Hlu. IIMkc I': Co-nllton •1T.,1S-,I� : Sturlrnt Council 'lO-’SG-’Sl: Scrib- bler� rl: Sophomore Honor Roll. Blackman. Sam S.. Jk.. B.S.. •! K + . . . . Tullahoma, Icnn. V. M. C. A. Cnl.lllOI TS-'IS; Hustler Stuff l9- 5 . Blair. Julia F.i.eanor. B.A.. AAA...................Nashville. Tcnn. Burrus. Roger Boswell. B. A...............................I lickman. Ky. Castner. Nancy Palmer, B.A,. KAO. . . . Nashville. Tcnn. iMn-ll. Il. nlc Council: tilrla Stinlem Connell; Tbre- Art Club. Clark. Frances 1 Iope. B.A., AAA..........................N� hvil!c, Tcnn. .....liter T9.'7(i; X� i honi«� iv Honor Holi; V. V. C . A. Cabinet ’SO-'SI. Clark, Sam I.illard. B.A.. - X............................Nashville. Icnn. Clement. F.dward A.. B.A..................................Nashville. Tcnn. Axalxtaut llusini'� Mauniter Hustler 20; Busin� - Mann car •SI: V. M. c. A. Conn. William Crosby. B.A.................................Nashville. Tcnn. Cockrill. Mary I Iarris, B.A.. AAA. . . . Nashville. Tcnn. Coleman. Samuel Fleming. B.A.. X A U . . . Na hvile. Tcnn. Conrad, Owen McIntyre. B.A.. - X ... . Indianapolis. Ind. .Lute staff 20-'2i: Commotiore Botml 21. 1921 COMMODORE 1921 Junior Class—College oi Arts and Sciences. School of Engineering Corley. Walter Robert, B.A.. K X.....................Farrell. Mi� � . Crenshaw. Clarissa Brenard. B.A...................Hartsville. Tenn. Crutchfield. Christine S.. B.A.....................Nashville. Tcnn. Dant ler. Alon O Mayers. B.A.. AO. . Now Orleans. I.a. Struts Football Nemo Club; Owl « lub; l,re l- dent CIilv. '20. Demonbreum. Wm. Andrew. B.A..................College Grove. 'lrnn. F.llinctos. Jesse Cox. B.A.. SX.....................Columbia. Tenn. Denny. Walter Raymond. B.A.. 1’ AH..., Gallatin, Tcnn. DtWirr. Ward. B.A., til)...........................Nashville. Tcnn. Downing. John Riley. B.A.............................Brewton. Ain. Dozier. Thaniel I’.. B.A.. KAO .....................Frnnklin. Tcnn. y. v. c. a. Drake. Same Aline. B.A. ... . . Nashville, Tcnn. Draper. John I... B.A.........................Goodlciitsillc. Tcnn. Dunlap. R. Newell. B.A.. XX.......................Rari� . Tcnn. Early. Vance. B.A...................................Franklin, Tcnn. Feacin. Lawrence Baker. BA., tin......................Athens. Ala. Scrg.ant-ut-Armn Frnlimaii T� � « ‘IS; Hustler Staff 'IS-- : VandrrMII orchestra 'IS.'ia.'rl. Ole Club I� - '19-'20. :i. Finnegan. Jane Louise. B.A.. KAO. . . Nashville. Tcnn. Y. V. A : Secretary nnd Tr..i� ur,r Clan TS-'IS. Fletcher. Minos S.. B.A.. A o..................Nashville, Tcnn. F‘L WeN-SHOU. B.A..................................ChekianR. Chinn Garrett. Anne Sharpe. B.A.. A o II .... Bainbridje. Ga. Three Alt� Cltlb ’19- 20. Glover. James Rayburn, B.A............................. Joel. Icnn. Creenisc. Helen Rom. B.A.........................South Bend, Ind. Greenlaw. Eugene Gilev. B.A.. It o ll . . . Columb.a. Tcnn. Hardwick. Frank Tucker. B.A.. It o ll . . . Cle.cland. Tcnn. Circulation Mannicer llusller Hendrick. Harvey. B.A.. A T o.........................Mr non. I cnn. Knot ball ■| --1 .‘20; Truck '2 : Basketball ’IS; Owl Club. Houston, Richard R.. B.A, l X.......................Nashville. Tcnn. Howell. Isabel. B.A. K A o . . . Nashville. Icnn. Co-ctUlor . Scribbler� : Secretary Student Council ’20-'2l: lienor Comm It tec 20-’21: Y. V. tv a r o ’ 21: Hustler Staff -2t -'2l; Commotiore Hont.l Hlue It Idee IScleiuito ': ; Vlce-Cbnlnnnn Co-ed Stunt NIkIiI '21 I low si r. I.OUIS Francis. BA.. I AO . . Broken Arrow. Okla. I Iutton. Major Ernest. Jr, B.E.. I K X . Nashville. Tcnn. Honor Roll '2o.'2l; tiwi Club: I’an-Hellenlc Council; As- sistant Manager Coinminlore '21. Jackson. Blanche B.. B.A.........................Cedat I lill. Tcnn. Johnson, Margaret Crowe. B.A. ... Nashville. Icnn. Jonls. Marion Tucker. B.A,. KAO.....................Nashville. Icnn. So rotary iiml Tr.-usurer Freshman Cl� � � ; fteerelary atltl Tti-asur- r Co-editor� ; IT.� ldent Co-e-litor '21: Co-ed Ch-.r l.-ader IS-'2t . Bachelor Misldc. 'l!t.'2 t.’21: Stunt Night f hnlrmnn ts-'ra-'.'l; V V. C. A. Cabinet '2 -'2l: Tonsurer Student Council '20-'2l. Scrlbttleca; Sophomore Honor Itoll. Kiucrrew. Joe B.. B.A., It O II......................Nashville. Tcnn. rib. Club lll.'IP-NVmo «Tub; Cm ulatlon MnnuKer Jade. Kelly. Ernest G, B.A.. A K K.....................Planters ville. Miss. I'l.sM.nt W.-.I K ii. I Itlbb- cits� � : l'r. «blent Kloam Hoard. I Eoeiette. Chas. Marion. B.A,. •! A O . . . Evansville. Ind. I.liiwkii. Hunter. B.E.. A K K.......................Nashville. Tcnn. Ni mo 1ub; KiiKlri • ! inr A � vlnlU� n; AMl Uint Instructor In . Levy. Leah Belle. B.A. Nashville. I cnn. ttlrl� ' Student c.-iiitell 'l: -'20: Dramatic Club '2t)-'21; Three All Club '21. Lewis. Alex M, B.A...................................Nashville. Tcnn. I .OLEAR. Earle Marcis, B.A.............................Sparta. Tcnn. Manager Truck Tcmn '21. I.USKY. Catherine. B.A...............................Nashville. Tcnn. Lusky. Ira Louis, B.A,. It T........................Nashville Tcnn. Lyles. Ceielord Adi.ai. B.A, A K i:....................Okolona. Mi� � . President Eiolimiin Hlble «Tn� «: Dramatic Club '1S-TS- ‘20; Hu lne«a Manager '21; N mo Club '21; Ow l Tul '21. Lowe. Harold G.. B.E., X N...........................Nashville. Tenn. N. Ilio «Tub 'is-'rtt; KnelneerlitK A� «.«elatIon '20. )21 1921 COM MODOR.E, Junior Class—College of Arts and Sciences. School of Engineering McCartv. I.lsijf. Lonci.f.Y. B.A.. ill . . . - Columbia. Tcnn. ISramntlc Club rt -'21: Awlxliint Publicity Martacer l rn- mnllc Club: pan-ll.-llcnlc ‘51: Secretary and Tr.-.i� urer Junior cIiimi 21; Commodore Hoard 21: I'rv� W 'lil Thrn Arts lul 21. McClain. Victor H.. B.E...............................Cookeville. Tcnn. McGill, R. I., 15.A.. IS o II.........................Shdbyvillc. Tcnn. liunliH'M MunnK.-r .Imi.-; Hustler Staff l .‘-'20. McMurry. Wm. Fuqua. 15.K.. •! K X . . . . MotR.snfidd. Kv. A� � l� tant Track Manmser 21. Honor l -II 1S- jji. 2,(: l ia- Icctlc . McNlii.lv. Rout. 15.A., •!• A •� . OH’. . Nashville. I cnn. Holior Committee 2i� -'2l: Nemo Club; Scrub Football 'I': Scrub ILiKcltnli ls- !!i.,20: Blue Pencil Club. Murdock. Rovene. 15.A....................................Ridgely. Tcnn. Neil. Francis Kennedy. 15.S.. n............................Wylam. Al t. Football l - 20- 21: Owl Club: Prejddent Junior On � . Nlelv. John L.. 15.F....................................Franklin. Tcnn. Nii.es. Virginia. 15.A,. KAO........................Union City. Tcnn. Sophomore Honor ISoll; V. V. C. A. Park. Cornelia Reblcca. 15.A.. K A o . . . . Nashville. Tcnn. V. W. c A. Cabinet 2I .,21; Girl� Student Council: Scrib- bler� 20- 2l; Chairman Junior «’la � : Co-ed Clo .-r l.cuder 2o- 2l: .1 ii ! start 2i)-'2l: Commodore Board 2 - 2L Parker. Mildred Allene. 15.A...........................Frederick. Okla. Pattie. Frank Acklen. 15.A., XT.......................Winchester. Tcnn. Blue I’ciicll T'- H - 2 ': llustl.r Staff T'..- 2 ': Calumet Club. Peck. Jordan 15.. 15.A.. £ X..........................Spiingfidd. Tcnn. Perry. Ann Augusta. 15.A.. A o II......................Nashville. Tcnn. Sophomore Honor Boll. Student Council 20. Petrie. Nettie Lee. I5.A.. AAA.........................Nashville. Tcnn. Scribblers 20- 21. Petrie. Wm. Paul. 15.A.. IN............................Nashville. Tcnn. Price. Alfred S.. B.A.. I A o.........................Natlivillc. Tcnn. Puryear. Sarah McKen ie. B.A.. AAA. . . Nashville, Tcnn. Co-editor ■|,s IR- 20: Til re C Art� Club ’20-'2l; Publicity Committee 15 - 20. Purye r. William Adoi-Piius. B.A.. X N . . Nashville. Tcnn. Ransom. Mary. B.A.. KAO...........................TulUhoma. I'cnn. Co-editor 19- 2D: Scrlbblcm 20- 2l: Y. TV. C. A.; Bachelor Maid.� . Rayburn. Charles Ralph, B.A.............................Ada. Okla. Football 21. Riley. Boyd T.. B.F... A T o....................... Adam . Tcnn. Sace. l.Ei AND T.. 15.A.. 'I K X.....................Camden. Ark. Sanders, Alex 15.. B.E.. !• A O.................Greenville. S. C. Sanford. Sloan McKinney. B.S., A T o..................Searcy. Ark. Vanderbilt Hand. Schambfrcer. Martha Helena. B.A.. K A O . . Gallaiin. Tcnn. Stewart. Fmma Louise. B.A. ..... Mi. Plcatani. Tcnn. Stoves. Joseph S.. B.A.. A T o...................Nashville, Tcnn. Glee Club '2o-'21. Tate. Crley Allen. B.A.. A ()...................Washington. I). C. Glee (Tub 1S. 1P: Blue I’encll Club. President '20; l� ra- Jiintle Club IS- 20. Publicity MarusK-r '21; Calumet Club 20- 2l: Commodore Iteprcacritntlve 21; Sophomore Honor Boll; Jade. Thomas. Julian Johnson. B.A.. XX.. . . Memphi� . Tcnn. Glee Club lv- l - 20- 21; Nemo Club: Owl Club; Basket- ball l - l� - 20: Captain-elect 21: Baseball ,l -‘2«. Captain 21: Football Sound l! . 2i . Thompson. Roy. B.A.. A T o. o A T . . . . Pocahontas. Ark. Tilley. John II.. B.A.....................................Lebanon. 'I'cnn. Trimble. Eunice. B.A.. AAA............................. Wicklirtc. Kv. Turpin. Robt. M.. 15.A.. - X............................Nashville. Tcnn. Twilla. Grace. B.A.....................................Lobclvillc. Tcnn. I'yner. Thomas Mimms. 15.A.. K 1'.......................Naihvillc. Icnn. I In «ebuli TS- 20. 21: Captain 2� . Van Ness. Edwin 15.. I5..-N.. XX........................Nashville, lenn. Walker. I Ienry Moody. B.A..............................Nashville. Tcnn. Walker. I li hiu rt Carey. B.A..........................Nashville. I’cnn. Waller. Eijie May. B.A..................................Nashville. I'cnn. Vie.-President Y. V. C. A. '21: Blue Bulk.- IVIesale 2.� : • w«-ii Me.lul 20: GUI� ' Student Council 20- 2l: Sophomore Honor Boll. Waller. James Muir. B.A.. I A O.......................Nashville. Tcnn. r orfy-seven 1921 1921 COMMODORE, Junior Class—College of Arts and W'RD. Wm. Eldred. Jr.. B.A.. •!• K . Nashville, F«nn. I i ii ' ii' l.lU'im� S' .• Watkins. Wm. Peterson. B.A.......................... Mcwplii . Trnn. Weaver. Ceorcia Allen. B.A . K A n . Tupelo. Mi� � . Wei iir, Crace Evr.ltn. B.A..........................Savannah. Tcnn. Wel h. Ethel. B.A...................................NatSrillr. Tenn. White. Andrew J.. B.A.. I A o.........................Ja.kton. Imn. Wiccintos. Mvwsos S.. B A . iX.....................Evansville. Ind. Vl.--.|'r«� l.li'ni Cln« 'if; Itluo penell dab; llonnr Com. mid !� ••:� ; Nrllio 'lul ; . .1 tarv V. M •' A NV� . K.hior H','l«r -JO; AH,Mu- B-lllor 'll; Manager T.nnU Sciences. School of Engineering Wil KISSON. Joseph B.. B.A. . .... Nashville. Trnn. W in INGHAM. Frank Bruiicro, B.A.....................F.nul. Mi� . w I LS. Ji -I I : BA. ! A I . - V Nashville, Imn llliai' Trncll lut ; nlutnet Club. Wilson. B. F , IV.. B.A.. A T «� ....................l.ylr . Tenn. Wmcui. Frskini II. B.A.. • A I...................Nelllrlon Mm. Wooden. Maurice Howard. B.A.......................Gallatin. Mo. Woodrooi. Thomas Sanders, B.A..-I .X O . . . Moorewille. Ala. Scrub Haw Illi II ’I� ; Vamlt.v Hiitrball ':0: He rub Koolbnll 'I'. -';� ; Paplaln '10; Owl Club. osi. Rowena. B.A . K 11 .... I lopkiniville, Kv. I'age forty-eight COMMODOR.B 1921 521 forty-nint Ml W OF WF.ST CAMPUS FROM CKNTKNNIAL PARK 1921 1921 E _ OMMODOR.E, Page fifty 21 COMMODORE, 1921 clopkom-w. Junior Class—School of Law Officers John Fi.oyd............................president L. J. Canali:...... Richard I). Cleaves...............Vice-President Elmer 1). Dames . . . Secret iry an,I Treasurer . Commodore Representative Ml.Mbl.RS Bailey, Lucien Lucius. LL.B., a T a . . . . Cleveland Ohio Football Team •|!«-‘I0. Bohr EU, William Daniil. 1 I..B.. K 21 . . . Blvthevillc. Aik. Owl Club. Canale. Lawrence J.. LL.B.. K A...........................McmpSii. Tenn. Nemo Club owl Club ‘21; Seeretaty Junior luiw. Cannon. Cari. E.. LL.B.. K - Thornton, lex. Chowning. Francis Edwin. LL.B., T A I . K 21 Ri� on. Aik. Cold will, Bui is Green. LL.B. . . . . Sh-th) ville. IVna, I’IiIIoj.i.|.I.m 1.Horary Society: John Mursball l-aw c ul Covington. William T.. LL.B.. K 2; . . . Brim. Mi� . Davidson. Mrs. Theresa S.. LL.B.. I! K . . Nauhvillr, Tenn. Davies. Elmer D.. LL.B.. 21 A K...........................Arcadia. La. John Marshal! l.aw Club: Dialectic : Commodor-- l!cpr -- sclltnllvi- Junior l,un (’Ins . Fisher. Reginald DeWitt. LL.B.. K 21 . C.uihage, Tenn. Floyd. John Cui.l.OM. L.L.B.. A T A . . . . Murfreesboro. Tenn. Football ’|i!.'i:-'l -‘Io; Captain Football Piolilrnl Junior l.aw Clans; Owl Club. Frater. Homir Btron. LL.B..............................Columba� . Ohio Int.r-Coltrnlnb Indute ‘21; P-btllnK Council; John Mar- shall I aw Club; Masonic Culls). Gli.wis. Richard D.. B.A.. LI B , K 21 . . Na� hville. Tenn. I m-� I«I-hi Junior «’la� K- IT: I'ennnncBt secretary Class IT . Vn-. -ITesi.b lit Freshman |j� w- «'las Is- JO; Varsity Ilask tball 'K-'U; Sophomore Fooll all 'll-’ll: Mnnair.r anil «'aptnln Scrub Ko..tt.all 'I� -’20: IVcident amt Vlee- I’r.-sbl. nl Philosophic ’li-’IS: Alternate Thanksgiving a ml Alabama Debates ‘IS-'IC; inhaling «’ounell ’lS-’lT: John Marshall l.aw Club ’ll� .’:� ; l an-Hellenic Council '1 Secretary and Treasurer FAn-Hell.nlo 'IS-'K-'U; PrcAtdent V. M. A. 'lV-’O; Chalrnmn Hit !.. Si inly ’ommltt -e V. M. A Secretary Student «‘ounell ‘15.‘1«:; I'resldeiit ’IC.’IT; «'lialrinaii Junior «’la� «Vmmltte. En- dowment Campaign 'K 'l«i: Ski lary and Treasurer West Side Hoard: Manama- Kf «ain llnll: Secretary «••aiiniodore «‘lull Inlernal loan I Follty ‘lub ‘IS-IS-'IT: Man- niter nnd «innr.l Vnrsltv Itask-tball: Scrub Football Man- au«.r: Vice-Fre ldent Second Year l.aw' Class; Debating Team. Coin. James Hogan. LL.B., K 21.......................Gordon� ville Tenn. E� wl Club. fifty-one 1921 1921 COM r IODOR_EL Junior Class Gordon, DeWitt McLaurine. Jr.. LI. B.. K X Nashville. Tenn. Owl Club 'II: Scrub Football '10. Hester, John Thomas. Jr.. LI. B...................Nashville, Tm. Hudson. Robert Dade. LL.B.. 3S N.......................Tulsa. Okla. Owl Club. Ikard. Joseph Orville. L.L.D....................... Dechard. T™. Jennings. James Monroe. Jr.. LL.B.. «!• K i . . Nashville. Tenn. 1 •� I Club 'IS-'!) : J !m Mnr lialt I.:iw Club. Joseph. Samuel G.. LL.B., Z It T ..................Nashville. Icnn. Lawrence. Joseph Pinkney. Jr.. LL.B.. KS . . Nashville. Tmo. Lebeck. Morion S.. I.L.B.. 7. It T .... Nashville. Tenn. LlRNf R, Kuci.nc L.. LL.B.. 7. It T . .... . Memphis. Tenn. J«bn Maruhnll Ijiw Club. McLe.more. Robert W.. Jr.. I.L.B.. IKK, . . I r.ml.lin. Trim. John Mnrsluill Uw Club. Mann. J. I.. Jr.. LL.B., i K +..................... limning. Torn. May. Lvwrence A.. LL.B.. 7. It T .... Florence. Ala. J.ilin Marshall I.� u Club, Mayfield. Colette. LL.B.........................Williamsport. Tenn. School oi Law NiCIIOL, IIaRRY G.. LL.B. ....... Nashville, Icnn. Riii MS. IIi.nry Fra iek. B.A.. LL.B.. !■ I' A . . Nashville. Icnn. Joins Mnralmll I.aw Club; rMalcctlm. Riiea. Jamis David. LL.B.. T K A.....................Pulaski. Tenn. Foniub i h Mr.lul Ornioly; President I li 11. 11 ti-w; ISrbal Ins: Council; IK-biillllK Trans. Rooney. Fjovard Francis. I I B„ It i� II. A . Nashville Tenn. 'omnmdore Hoard Tt-'l� ; Assistunt lluiln«o Mummer Hustler 'IT-'IS; Assistant Manager Koolbnll 'IT-’IS-'IS; • sol Club. Vlo-IVriMrM llwa iVimnsolorr Club; Pun Hellenic Council 'IS-'IJ.'M; Student Council 'is.'lj. Manager Football Team 'I ; Publication Hoard 'lO-'U. Schwartz. Maurice Frank. LL.B.. 7. It T . . . Nashville. Tenn. Sherrod. William Nelson. LL.B.. A X A . . . . Macon. Miss. Ml� l� l| | l Club. Shields. David William. Jr . LL.B.................Manchester. Tenn. Iolir. F.dward Blackburn. LL.B.. K X . . West Plains. Mo. Trammel Herman K.. 11..B.. T t . l- A A . . Jellico. Tenn. Wadi . William J.. I I B.. A X ... Nashville Tenn. Knotivtl! 'ii.- jo; President Owl Club 'lO-'U. Whitwell. Dewey. LL.B..................................Linden. Tenn. Ptife fifty-tiro 21 £EU 1921 COMMODORE, fifiy-thrcc 1921 1921 COMMODOR.B PfgC fitly four '21 MMODORE- 1921 JUNIOR MED Jos. G. Sutton..........................PittiJeni Cecil Sullivan.....................Yicc-PrtiiJtnl 7771 Fred Marsh Roar. Eutoo . . . . Sergcaril-ot-slrmi , CommtJorc Reprcscntaliv Bailey. James Mansfield. M.D.. T A K K. Nashville. Ftnn. II. « tv. Football '1«; ID-serv� Football is: II.-nor c..m- mlttv. 'l'-’ls: Clnsw Basketball JUiraiior ‘IS-'ls. •|‘ -,:0; South Ciiinpu Itvpresontatlv� IR-’ge. ’20-’21; Commoelore Iteprrsentativ� l -'2 ; Masonic Build: Stuilrnt Volunteer Kami. Barce, Hubert Arlander. A.B.. M.D.. 15 II . Newnan, Ga. A.It. M.n.-r University. Macon. On.: Mn� nk CulM: Van- derbilt Medical Society. Bela Mu ClIAMBI Rl IN. CaRLOSS Jas.. B.S.. M.D.. 15 11. . Nashville. Tenn. Honor Comm lit� � ‘20; Mutt flub '21. Church. Jas. Garrity. M.D.. K 2. A K K . . . Corsicana. Tex. N. rin. flub 'l2-'lk: I’.m-H.-il. ni.- Council ’2i)-'21: Honor Coin in 11 tv� •20-’2l: Masonic (lulld ‘19-'20. 20-'2l. Elrod, Robt. M.. M.D.. K 1'. A K K. K A 'I . Murfreesboro. Imn. Vie� - President Fr«shnmn fliinn ls-'ls: owl Club 'is-‘l : Chairman Honor Commit!� .- '19-'20: Y. M C. A Cabinet 'lli-‘20: Commodor� U� | r - � ntailv - '20-’21; V M. A. Cabinet '20-'2l: Vlee-Pr. � !• • nt Noutli Campu� Bible Class; South Campus lluHtlvr lt� | re� vntatlve '! ’2I. Ford. Frank Raymond. M.D.. -I- 15 II . . . . New Orleans. I-a. Ij. Tien Chucii. M.D...................................Peking. China Honor Committee Secretary '20. Magee. F.dwin II.. A.B.. M.D.. -I' It II . . . . Umonville. Mo. Chairman Honor Committee, '20. Marsh, Fred Eugene. M.D. 4 K £. It II . . Petersburg. Tenn. Honor Committe� Clan -| ; Kecr. tary-Trva� ur� r Cl � � '20: ScrK.-nnt-itt-Arm� Cl«� � '21. Martin. Henry Fi.oyd. M.D.. II K A. + X . . . Cullman. Ala. PrcHldent Cln .« Scholarship ‘1S-'19: Honor Com- mitts'� ’ 19- 20-'21: Y. M. C. A. Cabinet South Campus 'l -'20. Nichols. William S.. M.D.. •! X........................Aibens. Ala. Honor Committee '20-'2l. Sullivan. Robert Cecil. A.B.. M.D.. X . . . Lebanon. Tenn, Vlce-l’ronl«l� nt Class ,l9-,20, •20- 21; Masonic CulDL Sutton. Jos. G.. B.S., M.D.. A K K..................Nashville. Tenn. Honor CominlHve 'IJ-'IS-'I� ; SerKvnnt-at-Ann 'IS-'IS; Masonic Build; President Cln « ,2 -'21. Zl RlOSS, Tow B.. B.S., M.D.. 'I' A II, A K K . . . Lexington. Ky. Footbnll 'll-'lC-'IS; Basketball MS-'K-'IJ-'IS: Keeond Y.-nr Medical Scholarship: Commodore Club 'lO-'lT: President Olatur 'l� -'2e. 1921 COMMODOR-B 1921 21 1921 COMMODORE, J UNIOR School oi Dentistry W. C. Downs . F. W. Lacey W. L. Meacham F. H. Hall . . ...................President . . . . Piee-Prerident . Secretary and Treasurer Commodore liepretcntatix-e 11 all. James O.. D.D.S.. A 1 A.............................1 Javan a. Ark. Honor Commlllrf '! : Miuonlc Guild Deputation Ti;im 'I! -'!� ; , l t.-int cheer l.endor ‘;0; I’rnMcnt Ullilo « In '10; Chairman Kxoeutlvo Commlttro of South Cam- l u Bible Clans 'ID. Arnold. Ori. Edison, D.D.S.. 4 i.’.......... Pmhmnn Class 'IVD; Clintrninn mltt-e l - 20. ’J0-‘21. Downs. William G.. Jr.. D.D.S.. K 1. 4- 1! . . Jackson. 1 «an. Honor Coin- . Evan� villc. Ind. Hall. Fred H.. D.D.S.. 2 4’ 1 ......................Gamcdioro. Irnn. Commodore It«'| ir� - ntallvo ’20- 21. Kanasiiiro. James. D.D.S..............................Honolulu. H. 1. I.ACEY. F. W.. D.D.S.. 4' it..........................Birmingham. Ain. Blue IVnoll I’rentlce Club ’IS, ’If.. '17. 'll . Column- dnro Stuff ‘17. IS. 20; south I'ampur Hustler Sms Bdlt«r ■111, '17. '2' . 'll; Jade Stuff 19. '20; Cln « « onimodoie Kep- r«'K.'iituttv.' '19. '20: South nni|iu Y. 1. A. Cabinet '19. •20; Delrirnle to Student Volunteer on ■■ntlon 'll . Drntnntle Club '19. '20. '21; Pnn-llellenlc Council ‘IS. 17; Commodore Hoard ’20. ‘21. Cln � President 20-’21. Ellis. I . ).. D.D.S.. 4� 1. .............................. Richmond. Ind. President Clan ’2o; Honor Committee In Junior On . Gerhart. Meseke Cren. D.D.S.. 4- . . . Colton Plant. Ark. Vlecl’r. «1.1. nt Clan 19; Y. .M. C. A. Ite|ire� «'ntnllve; S.'.'r. tnry-Tr. o urr r On 20; Honor Committee; Monitor C|n« ’SI. Vice-President «'III 21. MeaCIIAM. W. I... D.D.S.. AAA....................Franklin. T«nn. Clasx Secretary mill Treasurer 'SU-’SI. Muncie. Maurice Lle. D.D.S.. ASA....................Edmonton. Ky. Vice-President of On 19-’20; Masonic Guild. Naum.ey. Rol l a A.. D.D.S...........................ElUillc. III. Taylor. M. Varina. D.D.S...................N. Wilkesboro. N. C. Secretary and Trensursr Cla ’18-’19. Warren. Palm Dish a. D.D.S.. A 1 A.................. Kcl o. Tcnn. Young. William Owes. D.D.S., 4- ft, K 4’ . . Bmionvillc. Ark Honor Commmco '20 ’!1. vri? 1921 1921 OO M IMODOR.E I’agc faly-eifhl 21 1921 COMMODORE © P [HI © tn] © (R Sophs, arise and waken! Alma Mater calls to duty. Shame, disgrace forever folloiv Lest the freshman learn to heed thee. Instruct your wards against our beauties. Midnight hours, streets, the ' weed. Then if freshle fails to listen. Let the stripes in high school trousers Be made feverish by the reed. Hy-ntnt 1921 COMMODORE 1921 i’age ji'x.'v 21 MMODOR.EL 1921 Sophomore Class—College of Arts and Sciences School of Engineering M I'.M BE US Offici us Jesse Taylor..............................................President Alvin Hawkins........................................Pice-President I Iclen I Iawkins...........................Secretary anj Treasurer MuRPIIY Thomas.............................Commodore Representative Allen K. Buckner...................................Sergcant-at-Arms Alger. Richard Barrett. B.E.. A K K .... Atlanta. Ga. Scrub Football ' IS-'JO, Ai.i isos. Mary Bailey. B.A.. A o II...............Nashville. Tenn. Anderson. J. C.. B.A...............................Franklin. Tenn. Beard. Marvin Davidson. B.F... i A I� . . . Hardinsburg. Ky. Bell. Chas. I ... Jr.. B.A.. i X ..................Springfield. Tenn. Hustler Stair '20-'2l. Bell. Thomas Rader. B.A.. 1' X.....................Nashville. Tenn. Bradley. James Rob. B.S.. K ............................Murray. Ky. Bright, William Doxey. B.F.........................Nashville. Tenn. Bucknep. Allan Marion. B.F... - X..................Owensboro. Ky. Foot Sait 11 •t! -':0: Nem� Club: Seru.aril-:it-Aiiii« fI.wji Butler. Thomas Bothwell. Jr.. B.A.. - N . . . Gaffney. S. C. Burford. Robt. Stallings. B.S.. l K + . . . . Brunswick. G.s. Caldwell. Wm. H. Gere. B.A.. A K K . . . Union City. Tenn. KMam Board of Director . ‘so-'II. Campbell. C. C.. B.A.. X.............................Natchez. Miss. Cap: ey. Hubert. B.F..................................Franklin. Ky. Cheney. Brainkrd. B.A.. X X........................Lumber Cily. Ga. Chester. John Buist. B.A.. it o ll ... Nashville, lenn. It.-serv.- Football 'IP. Clapham. 11. Wilson. B.F.. •!’ K X . . . Little Rock. Ark. Dlnleetlin: HmilticeririK Association: Comnu r«l '21. 192 i COMMODORE 1921 Sophomore Class College of Arts and Sciences School of Engineering Clark. Carmini. B.A-. KAO..............................McMinnsille. Tenn. Sforunrj' anil Treasurer flans ’ll; ctiliry ami Treas- urer Co-editor 'l --: ; Vice-President Co-editor '20-'2I; lotus blrn «.'lull. ClirroN. Clarence E.. B.A.. S A K . . Hernando. Mi� � . Vice-President Mississippi Club '20-21. Collins. Oliver Schupe. B.E.. 1' X . . . Ml. Pleasant. Penn. Cox. Allen. B.A.. K A...................................I lelena. Aik. Ark ima� flub. Oak. F rancis. B.A.. A O . . . .... Waverly. Tenn. Olce flub •IT-'IS. Curry. Brownlee Owin. B.A.. •!• A o ... Nashville. Tenn. Dortch. Orrin Nathan. B.A . A T 0 ... Louisville. Ky. Fain. Nell Augusta. B.A.. A o II .... Nashville. Tern� , lotus Easter club '20-'21. Farmer. Josiah Fyke. B.A..................... . . Cedar Hill. Tenn. Seerelary Philosophica '31. FelsenTHAL. C. Joseph. B.S.. . IS T . . . . Brownsville. Tenn. Fite. Robert IF. Jr.. B.F... K O II......................Nashville. Tenn. Nemo flub: News Kilitor Hustler 'IO-'II; Student C.-un- ell 21, Fitts. William Augusta. B.A.. A T • . . . . Byhalia. Mis . Nemo flub; President Class 'IT: Klo.im Directors ‘IP-'IO; Mississippi flub. Fleming. Esther Synwcod. B.A.............................Nashville. Tenn. Garrott. Walker A.. B.A.. XX........................I lopkinsville. Ky. N mo Club. Gentry. Glenn. B.A.......................................Nashville. Tenn. Varsity Track 'IO. Giiiespie. Henry, B.A.. K.A..............................Nashville. Tenn. Glenn. William David. B E.. XX...........................Nashville. Tenn. Gortartowsky. Joti. BA. 7. It T ............................Albany. Ga. Gray. Morris P.. B.A. . May held. Ky. ■ Hue Pern'll r'lub ■lS-'IO-'II: Secretary philosophic 'IR-'JO; President Philosophies 'II; Secretary Y. M. f. A. cabinet 'IO-'II. Green. Mack M„ B.A. Columhia. Tenn. Hall. Mary Eleanor. B.A.. AAA ... Nashville. Tenn. I IaNDLEMAN. Joe. B.A....................................Valdosta. Ga. I Iarlin. Sewell C.. B.A.. X A K..........................Glasgow. Ky. Assistant Circulation MnnaKcr Hustler '20..'I; Nemo Club '21. I Iarkison. Phillip Martin. B.S.. K ♦ ... Nashville. Tenn. Honor «'••mmlttr. '21; Nemo flub '21; Vice-President Nemo flub. Hawkins. Alvin. B.A.. K.A..............................Huntingdon. Tenn. is.o. luill Proslilont Nemo Club 21: Vice-President Class '21. Hawkins. Helen. B.A,. O II ..........................Huntingdon. I enn. f...editors Pro.I.lent fo.editor '21; lllu. llidcc l -lok-«l. l.oius Elmers •| .';s-- |; v v. •. cabi- net 'I0- I1: Secretary and Treasurer Class '21. I Iu i man. Andrew Charles. B.A.. A T A , Chattanooga. Tenn. HkiITOWER. I-..MMLTT I).. B.A.. K X......................Nashville, lenn. I Ion ORAN. Margaret Walker. B.A. . . . Nashville. Tenn. y. w. c. a. 'io-'ii. Holton. William Huron. B.A.. It oil . . Chattanooga. Tenn. Hooper. William White. B.A.. K X . . . Murfreesboro. Tenn. Hopkins. Sarah. B.A.. o It ...........................Nashville. Tenn. Howard. C'iarimi II.. Jr . A.B.. K A .... Si. Louis. Mo. Jackson. John Early, B.E.. K A. O A I’ . . . Nashville, lenn. Kennedy. E. F„ B.E.. 4' A O..............................Columbus. Mis . Nemo flub. Kieve. I Ii nry A.. B.S.. 7. II T..........................Albany. Ga. I’age tixhf-lwo 21 OO IM MO DOR-EL Sophomore Class—College ol Arts Kili.ebrew. John Frierson, B.A.. 15 0 II . . . . Nashville. Tcnn. Nemo Club. I-i.c. Margaret Elizabeth. B.A.. AAA. . . Spring I Ml. Tcnn. Honor Committee 'l:'-’20: I.otu Kater� Club 20-'2l. Leech. Paul II.. B.A.. K 1.....................Lswrcnceburg, Tcnn. Dialectic . Loeb. Ernest. B.E.. A K K...........................Chicago. III. Knslno'rlnic Club. Looney, Hester Dean. B.A............................Nashville. I'cnn. McCall. Henry C.. B.A.. K A.........................Nashville. Tcnn. McCarn, Mary D.. B.A.. AAA..........................Nashville. Tcnn. McCoy. M,micaret. B.A.. A O II......................Nashville. Tcnn. Meadows. Jack. B.A.. 2 A K..........................Nashville. I'cnn. Milam. William Patrick. B.A.. AT � . . Worthington. Ind. Montgomery. Eugeni; D.. B..K.. K ii Link Rock. Ark. AmhIkI.-iiii I'li.cr lA'inlt-r ‘2« - £I; Hustler Stuff ‘it; .tail-' Staff; Dramatic Club. Mostly. Eugenia. B.A.. AAA..........................Nashville. I’cnn. Co-editor 'l9-'20. Nance. Fanny May. B.A.. KAO...........................Botion. Mass. Neville. Robbie. B.A.........................Hendersonville. Tcnn. Ormc. Katherine Sarah. B.A.. A o II . Chapel I lilt. Tcnn. Orme, Weiheston C.. B.A.. 1' X . . . Chapel Hill. I'cnn. AxnlMtani Kualnca M a tinner Hustler ‘Jl. Orr. Robert III. B.A.. 1 A O......................Nashville. Twin. Overall. James Carney. B.A.. - X ... Nashville. Tcnn. Circulation Manam-r .Fade '21; IliKtlcr Staff '21. Overall. John Richard. B.F... T K - . . Murfreesboro. Tcnn. Owsley. Ruth McCampbell. B.A.. KAO. . . Nashville. Tcnn. I.otu� Bator '21: Y. W. C. A. and Sciences School of Engineering Pace. Virginia. B.A................................Nashville. I'cnn. Parkes. Tom I... B.E.. K A.........................Nashville. Tcnn. Patterson. Grady Williams. B.S.. 15 o II . . . Baugh. Tcnn. Payne. Edmund C.. Jr.. B.S.. SX....................Nashville. Twin. Peters. I . L.. B.A.. I K I.....................Lake Charles. La. Perry. C. A.. B.A...................................Lebanon. Tcnn. Petrie. Garner McReynolcs. B.A.. - X . . . Nashville. Tcnn. Honor Holt ’20: I-Iiiii Modal: Beta Omlcron 1 1 (Kmory Ulilvernliy). Phili ips. John Orro. B.A.........................Manchester. Tcnn. Hustler Staff 'JO-’JI: Dialectic : •■Y” Deputation T-.im . Porter. Eugenia. B.A.. KAO...........................Clinton. Ky. Student Council '20-'21: I'tialrmaii Sophomore Ctrl '21: Srcrcfary-Troa� urcr lA tux Hater� Club. Posey. W. B.. B.A.....................................Smyrna. Tcnn. Provine. Robert. B.A.. is o II.....................Nashville. Tcnn. Purdue. Rk hard Howell. B.A,. T . . . . Nashville. Tcnn. I slue lvncil Mub ,lS-'20-’2t: Hustler Staff '20-'2l: Nemo Club. Ransom. Bertha Gaines. B.A.. AAA. . . . Nashville. Tcnn. Hirin' Student Council 'JO-'JI; V. V. C. A. CnhlneC '20.‘21: Honor Committee '2t)-'2l. Richards. Howard Rezin. B.A........................Nashville. Tcnn. Honor Boll r.«-'2«: Blue l'ettciu i:-'20-'2l: llumler'20 '2i. SciiNClDMAN. Jack. B.A.. . 15 T.......................Miami. Fla. ScOBEY. Richman. B.A.. 15 O II.......................Newbern. Tcnn. Sensing. Wilbur. B.E.................................Dickson. Tcnn. Sharpe. Elizabeth. B.A.. KAO.......................Nashville. I'cnn. Lotus Kilter� '21; Y. V. C. A. Sherwln. John Martin. B.A.. K -...................Alexandria. La. Dialectic Literary Society. 1921 e sixty-three 1921 1921 COMMODORE, Sophomore Class College ot Arts and Sciences School of Engineering Smith. Roberta. B.A.. A .1 A........................Nashville. lenn. Student Council '20-'21: President Ix tus Sneed. Ruth Hardeman. B.A.. AAA ... Nashville. Tmn. Co-cdltors 20-'2i; student Council 'll. Stumb. Paul R.. B.A.. i X...........................Nashville. Tcnn. Honor Committee 'IVW; Nemo Club: Baseball 1«, Strelt. Clarence Parke. B.A.. A o.......................Cadiz. Ky. Sweariscen. James. B.E.. A K K........................Memphis. Tcnn. Scrub F-olball M � •'« , Taylcr. Jesjee. B.S.. SAH ........................Blylhevillc. Aik. Nemo Club: Scrub Football ';o; Dialectic .'if.';!, I'r.� l- lei� t of Class 'SI; Klss.in) Board. Illuc IVnel'.s: Aik.insiM Club. TlACUE. Martha HaDE.V. B.A.. K A O . Black Mountain. N. C. Y. W. C. A. Thomas. J. Murphy, Jr.. B.S.. AO. Tupelo. Mi� � . Secretary-Treasurer Mississippi Club ':l; Truck Sciua l 'lK-'i’u; Commotore Iteproinintltr '19-'! , '20-'2t. Templeton. John Ljllard. B.A.. K A . . . . Nashville. Tcnn. Thompson. Robert Ferris. B.A.. It o II ... Nashville. Tcnn. New� Tall tor Hustler '21; Jade Staff 'J|, Tilden. 11 ahold Conrad. B.A.. A T O . . Winter Garden. Fla. Townsend. Roland Henry. B.A.. A X . Wabbaseka. Ark. Nemo Club '21; Scrub Baseball '20. Trabue. l.UCINDA, B.A.. K ••.........................Nashville. Tcnn. Trawick. Joseph. Jr.. B.A...............................Columbia, S. C. V. SI. C. A.; Blue Hbllto. Vauchn. William S.. B.A.. A o..........................Nashville. Tcnn. Hill. I’cncll «Tub '! .':i: lluatlcr Staff '20: Freshman Math Me.lal '20. Waller. R. A.. B.A.. 'I' A O...........................Nashville. Tenn. Hustler Staff '21. Warner. Paul I... B.A. I K i...........................Nashville. Icnn. Wakteriteld. Cha . Wi.mey. U.A.. •! A o . . . Nashville. Tenn. President Class '20. Watkins. Lowe. B.A.....................................Nashville, Tenn. Weaver, John Allen. B.S.. •!• A O.........................Tupelo. Miss. Track Turn T'.'-';o; Mississippi Club. W II jon. Inda. B.A.. K. � � .... ... Nashville. 1 enn. Williams. Wilson Carter. B.A.. A A K . . . Carthage. Tenn. I’resl.bnt Phmmar) Class 'IS: llAsebnll Sqiuul 'I': Blue Pencils '21. ’ Wilks, I lucu Russell. B.A. . ... Nashville. Tenn. IVebatltiK Council T'.F- '20: Philosophies '1!� .'20-'21; Blue Peneii� '1S-'2 .'2I. YoUNC. Andrew Melby. B.A.. • ■ K X.......................Osceola. Ark. Dialectic '20-'2j. 21 COMMODOR-B 1921 Girls (Many Thanks to Mr. Pot) I lear the giggling of tK girl� . Girliili girls! What a fligSly femininity their foolishness unfurl� A� they giggle, giggle, giggle. In hysterical delight. And with an epileptic wiggle Wild delirium insile; Spreading mirth, mirth, mirth. Till the dullest clod� of earth Catch the titillitative giggle that exuberantly purl� From the girl� , girl , girl� , girl . Girl , girl , girl� . From the giggling and the gurgling of the girl ! I lear the chatter of the girl . Garrulous girls! I low my brain with all their crackling reel� and whirl . A they rattle on and prattle. And vociferously rant Without end. a chatty twa'.lle. Noisy vacuum dixant: Prating pretty priltle-pratlle. Breathing empty tittle-tattle. Till our whole vocabulary on their lips, all difry twirl . Oh the girl� , girl , girl , girls. Girl , girls, girl� . Oh the gushing gibble-gabble of the girl� ! I lear the � ighing of the girl . Soulful girl ! What a melancholy fancy lie entangled in their curl� ; What affection in their eve . Languid luring in their glances; Ah. the action they devise A they welcome love'� advances! Idolize With their eyes Him who tell them pleasant lie� : Always softly, sweetly sighing, always lying, lying lying— Oh the girls, girl , girl), girl� . Girl , girl , girls. Oh. the lying in the sighing of the girl ! Oh the girl� , and girl� , and girl . Just gill . Wild|y loved by men because—because they're girls! Lovely, lilting, lisping lassies. Mow they lure us on to love them! Naught on earth their power surparses; Live no God adored above them. Their to love—and murder love— 'Till the angel host above. Out of jealou� indignation, ugly age against them hurl� ; 'Gainst the girl� , girl , girl , girls. Girls, girl , girl . 'Gain� t the evanescent glory of the girl . sixty-five 1921 COMMODORE, 1921 ige iixly-iix 21 COMMODORE, 1921 Officers j. C. Burcii....................................................................................President J. C. Pennington.......................................................Pice-President C. C. Woo� .'............................Commotiore Representative Members Argo. John Robt.. M IX. «!• It II...................Goodwaicr. Ala. Ph.G., Alabama Polytechnic Institute. Brever. Jas. Franklin. Jr.. Ml).. III! . . . Asheville. N. C. Burch. John Christophi r. M.D.. K t II. X . Nashville. Tenn. 'I Clul. Secret ary Ohm 'H� : I'roxld.iit Clan� Honor Roll 'I! . Butler. Mark. M.D.. A T 1 . A K K . . . . Union City. Tenn. A.ll. Vaiub-iblli -1 : Mnxontc Guild: Commodore H.|irv'- xontiitlvo 'll .’20: Honor Committee Chnlrninn Art Committee ivl-. Conunoilor..; Ola- lia«k 'ball 2i .’21: Tennl Uoublex Champion South Campus ‘20. Conyers. Percy. M.D.. A TC.AKK..........................1 lalk Tenn. Football Track ’lT-’JS. Fcrd. 1 Ienry Grady. M.D. It II................I loke Blufi. Ala. Mnxonlc Guild: Chnlrninn Honor Committee ,20-’2t. Galloway. R. K.. M.D.. X.........................Nashville. Tenn. Gardner. Henry I... M l).. -I ll II. K 'i' . Sulphur Sprinss. Tex. Ma «nle Club: Ohm Basketball 20-'21: Claw Represent- ative to Student Council. Maun. Charles A.. M.D...............................Athens. Tenn. Johnson. J. P.. M.D.. K A. A K K..................Kingston, Tenn. Masonic Guild. Lilly. Robt. Edward. M.D.. K A.......................Lilly. Ga Masonic Guild. 1921 1921 COMMODORE 1’iige icYentl 21 0-0 MMODOR-EL 1921 Sophomore Class—School of Dentistry Lockridce. Rout. D.. D.D.S.. A T A. '1' 11 . . . Ncwbcrn. Tenn. Logan. Zarbele NVileiam. D.D.S.. AHA. . . Centerville. Ala. Class Basketball •l� -,20: Manager Cta� � Basketball Team Member elans Honor Committee. McClUNC. LuCIE N D.D.S.. + 11..............Collinsville. Ala. President «Mus '20-':i; Class Baseball; Secretary and Treasurer Bible Class. McKesson. G. C.. Jr.. D.D.S.. T .................Russellville. Ark. Class Honor Committee ‘lO-Tl. Morgan. C. V.. D.D.S., AHA.............................Coebum. Va. Rogue. Leonard Franklin. D.D.S.. AHA. . . Nashville. Tenn. Honor CommlUeo '20. RachelsOn. Daniel. D.D.S.. AHA..........................Tampa. Fin. Ragan. D. Vi'.. D.D.S.. AHA.......................Sale Creek. I'enn. RlCSC. H rvey Carroll. D.D.S.. 11 .... Mt. Lebanon. La. MomlK-r Promotion Committee ‘15 -'20. South Campus V. M. C. A.: Secretary Y. M. C. A.. South Campus. 'S«-’SI. Smith. Rowe. D.D.S.. H A K. A H A.........................Elkmont. Ala. Stisiier. Roy. D.D.S.. '1' 11.......................Phil Campbell. Ala. Stout. I Iarry N.. D.D.S.. AHA..........................Vicksburg, Min. Class Basketball 'lS-’JO. Templeton. William Jasper. D.D.S. ... Winchester. Tenn. Thurman. Robert Theo.. D.D.S.. AHA. College Grove. Tenn. Twiu a. Roy Leonard. D.D.S.. AHA. . . . Lobelville. Tenn. Captain Class Team: Class Baseball ’19-'!0. Wist. F.ucene W.. D.D.S.. 'I' 11.........................Carlisle, Ky. Vanderbilt Hand ,19-,S0. Wood. C. R.. D.D.S.. •! K H, + 1!......................Knoxville. Tenn. South Campus Assistant Circulation Manager Hustler: South Campus Y. M. A. Promotion Committee: Secre- tary and Treasurer C!a .« ’19- 50. Zanone. Joe. D.D.S.. d’ 11..............................Nashville. Tenn. (Hoc Club •J9- 20. ev-erily-one 1921 MMODOR.E, 1921 fc jcvcnfj,- o 21 OO IM MOD FRESHMHN uventy-three OR_EL 1921 Last to come and last to go; Let the freshman be the grmd. Give him time, for soon he 11 know Correction of another kind. If the upperclassmen beat you, R.ag you every time they meet you. They love you, or pretty near it You re a part of the Vandy Spirit. 1921 COMMODOR.EL 1921 Page seventy-four !1 COMMODORE 1921 ACADEMIC Officers Walter L- Rountree . Frank Goechaux . . Rosa I.ef. Lynn . . . I RANK KaTCNSTINE . . Jean Dixon . . . . ...................President .............Piet-President Secretary and Treasurer Commodore Representative . . . . Set geonl-at-Arms Members Adams. Goebel Rives. B.A........ Alexander, Ai.eert May. B.A.. 1 X . Ammerman. Jonathan F.oward. IJ.A. Anderson. William Carrol. IJ.A. . . Archer. David Bennett. IJ.A.. A T «1 Attkisson. William R,. IJ.A.. K X . . Banks. George Marion. B.A. Barrel. Dennie F.dward. B.A.. A K I lopkinsvilL. Ky . Nashville. Tenn . Cvnthiana. K)' . Nashville. 'I enn Ripley. Tenn Louisville. Ky . Raines. 1 enn Lillie Rock. Aik Barham. Charles. Jr.. B.A.. l A o....................Nashville. Tenn. Barksdale. John McConnicO. B.A.. K A . . . Nashville, Tenn. Barnes. Thomas McLeod. B.A. A T O . . . . Ripley. Tenn. Bauer. Melvin Bloom. B.F... ZIIT.......................Alexandria. La. Bayless. Wilkins T.. B.F... A K K......................Nashville. Tenn. Bearden Liei.ie. B.A............................Shelby ville. Tenn. Bli e. Alvin Euclid. B.S.. 1' A K .... Lillie Rock. Ark. KooTtmJl s'-iuskI 20: Varsity IJjiskotbnll '10. Bell. Phillips Brooks. B.A...........................Springfield. Tenn. Booth. Thomas Fagan. Jr.. IJ.A...........................Pulaski. Tenn. Boykin. F.ucene Clarence. Jr.. B.A.. T K A . . Nashville. Tenn. Bramwell. Bessie Mae. B.A.. A o II . . . . Nashville. Tenn. Bratton. Cornelia Ti os.. IJ.A.. AAA. . . Watertown. Tenn. Brigham. Edward F. P.. IJ.A.. K A..........................Miami. Fla Browder. Laverne. B.A...........................................Fulton, Ky. Brown. Alfred Thomas. B.A. ... . . Junction City. La. Brown. Mildred A.. B.A................... ... Nashville. Tenn. Brunson. James Curry. BA.. A T o . ... Louisville. Ky. Bryan. Edward Everett. B.F...............................Lebanon. Tenn. Bryan. Wiley Glenn. B.A.................................Marshall. N. C. Buell. Martha Carolyn. B.A.............................Nashville. Tenn. Bulla. Dorothy Taxis. B.A., AAA........................Nashville, Tenn Oo.esiUor si. Butterworth. Mary Louise. B.A...........................Mayfield, Ky. Caldwell. Lucien Josr.ru. B.A. . . ... Nashville. Fenn. Calhoun. Tyier. B.E.. It O II . . . . . . Nashville. Tenn. Cameron. Marte; ia Loutse. B.A. . . . South Pittsburg. Fenn. Campbeij.. Clauee G.. B.A................................Natchez. Miss. Carrier. Elisha Pali . B.A.. K A.......................Lancaster. Ky. Cason. Win iam I Iamilton. B.A...........................Memphis. Tenn. Chamlee. Gr.o. Washington. IJ.A.. K 'I' . . Chattanooga. Fenn. 1921 COM MO DOR. EL 1921 Freshman Class—College of Arts and Sciences School of Engineering Cham . Richard Thomas. B.A.. K A.........................Chase. Ala. Chenault. John Leach. Jr.. B.A. ...... Dellrow, Tenn. Clark. Christine. B.A..............................Nashville. Tenn. Clarke. Walter Dake. B.A.. I K + . ... Nashville. Trim. Clements. Georce Donaid. B.A........................Munford. Tenn. Coftev. Benjamin Barry. Jr.. B.E. ... . Nashville. Tenn. COIXS. Rex VaRCELL. B.A. .........................Springfield. Tenn. Costen, Vernon M.. B.A..............................Meridian. Mi� � . Craic. Trances Jackson. B.A.........................Waverly, Tenn. Crenshaw. Harvey This. Jr.. B.A.. AO . Montgomery, Ala. Crenshaw. Jack. B.A.. 1 A O..................Montgomery. Ala, Creveunc. Gorion. B.E.. T A O...............Nashville. Tenn. Crider. Hlrert Dixon. B.A. . Marion. Ky. Crockett. Louisa Walker. B.A..................Franklin. Tenn. Crowe. A. Bethel. B.A...............................Columbia. Tenn. DaIINKE. Fred W.. Jr.. B.E. ...... Union City. Tenn. Dashkov. Georce Walton. B.A........................Burlington. N. C. Davidson. 'Thomas Heber. B.A.. A T . . Fayeiieville. Tenn. Davidson. William Wallace. B.A.. A T o . Fayeiieville. Tenn. Davidson. Govan Caldwell. B.E.. A T A . . . Helena. Ark. Davis. Ernest Lawson. B.F.. A K K . . . Nashville, l enn. Dismukes. Stokeiey Wade. B.A........................Gallatin. Tenn. Dixon. Clyde. B.A.. A I A.............................Belcher. I.a. Dixon. Jean. B.A.. .HA.................................Belcher. La. DODSON. MaYBREW WiiSON. B.A.....................I lerrailage, Tenn. DONELSON. John. Jr.. B.E...........................Hermitage. Tenn. Donelson. Leonard I Icoter. B.E. .... Hermitage. Tenn. Doucias. James Celdes. B A.. It O II . . . Nashville. Tenn. Duaus. Anere Jules. B.A. ... ... Abbeville. I.a. Di rrett. Milton Ratchford. B.A . IN. . . Birmingham. Ala. Eacen. Dennis Wentworth. B.E.......................Nashville. Tenn. EbERHART. John JaiOII. B.A.........................Nashville, l enn. Elder. Edwin Incram. B.A............................Pulaski. Tenn. I.LHorr. Trances M.. B.A.. K A F.rwin. John Buford. B.A. . . . Ewin. Bin DeGrahenriid. B.A,. I Fain. Rltii Eii aiiitii. B.A., A ► II Falkner. Arthur Brantley. Jr . B.A Ferrei. Collier Pennisctov. B.E. Fit si NTHAi.. A. Joseph. B.A. . . . Lancaster. Ky. . Fr.snkesving. lenn. . . Franklin, lenn. Nashville, lenn. . Nashville, lenn. . . . Barlow. Fla. . Brownsville. Tenn. Finch. Braden Fancsiin. B.A. IN ... Memphis, Tenn. Finnecan. Mildred Hopkins. B.A,. K Nashville, lenn. Fletcher. John Madison. B.A.........................Nashville, lenn. I I.YNN. Thomas Payni. Jr.. B.A . I A K . . . Hernando. Miss. Foekerth. Jrssrr Holland. B.A. . Nashville. Tenn. Fori.. Robert Baker. B.A.............................Shelheld. Ala. Foster. Huch Mason. B.A.. A T A......................Gallatin, Tenn. I’ostir. Raymond J.. B.A. .... . . Nashville. Tenn. Fox. Orrville Jennincs. B.A. ...... Eiwm. Tenn. I rank. Helen Kuzabetii. B.A. Nashville. Tenn. Franklin. Ernest B.. B.l .. I A K....................Gallatin. Tenn. Fuller. Aldrich C.. B.A . Nashville. I'enn. I-'lRRH. James I... B.l'.............................Marshall. Texas Gant. V m. Eucene. Jr.. B.A.. It • II . . Shelby ville, lenn. GsRiia. F. DM UN do Willis. BA.................Smell Spitilut, Cuba Garrett. Joseph Duncan. B.l...........................Memphis. I'enn. Gee. Harvey. B E........................................Flint. Mich. Giron. Elcin V.. B.A......................... Gibson. Thomas Sneed. B.A. .... Gilbert. Frances McKinley. B.A. . . . Gii.i. Erwin Lowe. B.A....................... Givens. Rankin Baxter. B.E................... Goochaux. Frank Area. B.F... A o . Vis rally Fool bn II ’21; IL-ixkPIlKIll S«|iia.l ’21 «•la.i 'll I lunlsville. Tenn. Si. Louis. Mo. . F.I Reno. Okla Monlicello. Aik. Nashville, lenn. New Orleans. La. Vlee-PmiMrnl Gordon. Bernice Compton. B.A............Ijike Charles. La. 21 1921 r 3 o O MMODOR.E, Freshman Class—College of Arts and Sciences—School of Engineering Gortatowsky. Jon.. B.A.. ' . 15 T.......................Albany, Ga. Grasty. Felix King. B.A.. - X........................Naihville. Tenn. Graves, Yoehlee. B.A................................ScoiUville. Ky. Grave. John Allen. B.A.. DAK......................Lake Charles. l-n. Gray. William Alfred. B.F... It O II...................Houston, Tex. Green. Mack Macon. B.A................................Columbia. Tenn. Griffey. Walter I . B.A.................................Motcow, Tenn. 1 Iaile, Kathryn. B.A.......................................Naihville. Tenn. I Iamner. Lee Edgar. B.A...................PorUmoulh. Ohio MaRKEY. John M.. B.A........................Dardanellc. Ark. Harkey. Johnnie Mae. B.A....................Dardnnelle. Ark. IIahi-, Edward Terry. B.A.. K A.............................Naihville. Tenn. II art, Martha Wesley. B.A................................Naihville. Tenn. Henry. Erlderkk. B.A.. XX...............................Ripley. Tenn. IliBBEir. William Moore. B.A................................Naihville. Tenn. Hobby. A. Worth. Jr.. B.A...................................Naihville, Tenn. I Ioi.i ahauch. Andrew Newton. Jr.. B.A. . . . Naihville. Tenn. I loi.TON. William 11.. B.A................Chattanooga, 'I enn. I Iooper. Warner. B.E.. K X.......................Murfreeiboro. Tenn. Hopkins. John Williams. B.A..........................Lexington. Mo. I Iorne. Raymond E„ B.A...........................Weit Point. I enn. I Iowei.l. Evan Cecil. B.A..................................Naihville. Tenn. Hudson. James I. H.. B.E.. XX........................Naihville. I enn. Ivey. William T.. B.E.......................................Naihville. Tenn. Hughes. Margaret Cheirs. B.A.. K A O . . . Naihville. Tenn. I Iunt, Edwin Francis. B.A..................................Naihville. Tenn. Hunt. Lee IIagir. B.A.. X A K...............................Naihville, lenn. Hyde. Thomas Jennings. B.A..................................Naihville. lenn. Jackson. Mii.ton Jacody, K X....................................Perry. Okla. Jennings. John Horace. B.E.. ■!• K X . . . . Palmer l-ola. Fla. John. Glenn Edwin. B.A......................................Naihville. lenn. Johns. Paul Adkisson. B.A............................Naihville. l enn. Johnson. Mary Brandon. 15.A.. AAA. . . . Naihville. lenn. Johnson. Sarah R.. B.A..........................Spring Hill, Tenn. Jones, Catherine. B.A.. KAO..........................Naihville, Tenn. Jones. Cari. J., B.A.................................Naihville. Tenn. Jones. Paul Branham. B.A....................Woodland Mill , Tenn. Jordan. Thelma. B.A.. AAA.......................Union City. Tenn. Katcnstein. Frank, B.A.. XX.........................Birmingham. Ala. Kaye. Frank. Jr.. B.A.................................Meridian. Min. Keeble. Sydney Frazer. B.A.. T A o...................Nashville. Tenn. Kennedy. Rhoda Lee. B.A..............................Naihville. Tenn. Kendai.l. Dan. B.A....................................Hornbeak. Tenn. Kn hury. William Alwood. B.A....................Plain City. Ohio King. John Webb. B.A..................................Franklin. Tenn. Kinkead. Eunice. B.A.. KAO...........................Naihville. Tenn. Kikiiy, Joe Moody. B.S., A T O.......................Paragould. Ark. Kmgiit. Roiir. H.. B.A...............................Naihville. Tenn. Kuhn. Richard Dudley. B.A.. •!• K 'I' . . . . Naihville. Tenn. Ladd. Arnett. 15.A....................................Cerulean. Ky. Lamb. Cornelia May. B.A.. A O II.....................Naihville. lenn. Lauderdale. I Ienry D.. B.A.. X A K . . . . I larisville. Tenn. Leak. Laura Jean. B.A................................Naihville. Tenn. Uetii. Winfield Scorr, 15.A............................Cullman. Ala. Leslie. Mildred Anne. B.A................................Tulia. Okla. Co-edllorx N.-eroiary Y. V. C. A. 'S ‘tl. Levy. Horace I.eon. 15.A.. . It T...................Naihville. Tenn. Liner. Samuel Joseph. Jr.. B.A.....................Wayneiville. N. C. Lipscomb. Joseph. B.A......................Hatiiville. Tenn. LowensTEIN. Soe. Jk.. B.A.. 7. It T........Naihville. Tenn. Lynn. Rosa Lee. B.A.. AAA .............................Memphis. Tenn. McCall. James Calvin Russell. B.A.. K . . . Naihville. l enn. McClellan. J. F... 15.A..................................Kelio. Tenn. McClelland. Jchn James. 15.A.. !• AT. . . . Naihville. Tenn. McCloy. Clifford Eugene. B.A. .... Monlicello. Ark. McDaniel. Matthew F.. B.A.. A T A......................Franklin. Tenn. icv.-nly-scv:n 1921 COM r TOOOR_EL 1921 Freshman Class College of Arts and Sciences School of Engineering McDoucal. Robert Lamcu. B.A.. - X ... Jackson. Trnn. McFagdcn, Eleanor. B.A...............................Franklin, Trnn. McKinney, William Neel. B.A.. iKK. . . . Ripley, Irnn. McMORRY.NtO.B A. . .. Nashville. Trnn. McQoiddy, Paul N.. B.A.. K 1 . . . . . Nashville. Trnn. Martin. C. Givens. B.A...................... .... Providence. Kv. Matthews. Marion Actst. B.A™ K A o . . . Nashville, Trnn. Cn-rdliniii 'so-'Sl; V. w. c. A. Matthews. Armstrong R., B.A.........................Nashville. Irnn. Miller. Cleo Maurice. B.A.. K A......................Ldenwold, Trnn. MlLLER. LaLRA. B.A.. AAA..................... . . Gallatin. I rnn. Mims. Catherine I'uryear. B.A.. K A • . Nashville. Irnn. O i-«lllt0r 'J1; Chnlrmnn Kr. � lnnan CSIrla. Mitchell. Jean. B.A................................ lullahoma. Irnn. Mitcheu. William Ernest. B.A.............................Enid. Miu. Mitchell. Rccinalo Parramore. B.A.. K A . . Savannah. Ga. Mixon. I locii Clarke. B.A.. A T A Marianna. Aik. Koottwill Si)mol Id. Moore. Austin Merrill. B.A.. 2! X .... Nashville, Trnn. Moore. Benjamin I .. B.A.. A T o.....................McKen ie. Trnn, Moore. Helen Elizabeth. B.A....................... . Hamilton. Ohio Mcore. Richard B.. B.A.. A T o . . . McKenzie. Trnn. Morris. Thomas Oswold, B.A......................Linle Rock. Aik. Morrison. Mary Cecil. B.A. . . ... Nashville. Trnn. Moss. Charles McCord. B.A...........................Nashville. Trnn. Murray, Sanders. B.A.. K A......................Fori Roots. Ark. MyrII, IvaR Lou. B.A.............................. Brllcview, Trnn. Y. W. c A Neighbors. Emory S.. B.A...................... Alcxandrr City. I.a. Newman. Manie Firkins. B.A.. HI..........................Dyer. Irnn. Nil i s. Wind red Doris. B A.. KAO. . . Union Cily. Trnn. North. William Draper, B.A.. 2: Nrwnan. Ca. Oliver. Robert III. B.A...............................P. olcr. Ga. Oiason. Carl. B.A...............................Link Rock. Ark Orr. Jonathan Perry. B.A.. 1 X Haitsrllr. Ala. Orr. Phil M.. B.A.. Ki.................. Orme. Wetiieston Ccozer. B.A. . . . Ori arson, Aubrey Piiiiiip. B.A. . . . Overall. James Carney. B.A.............. Overton. Ambrose Liam. Jr. B.A. Owen. Virgil. Jr . U.A.. 2 A K . . . . Parker. Charles Ernest. B.A.. X X I’arri nt. I li nky Ciinton. Jr . B.A.. A K K Patterson. I.zerlai Jackson. B.A. Patton. I Iei.en. B.A................... Payne. Edmund Got di n. Jr.. B.A. Piak. Jacob Carol. B.A.................. Pearson. Fray Owen. B.A................. Perry. Elizabeth. B.A.. A Oil. Perkins, Gorgon 11.. B.E,............... Phiiiips. John Wilhcite. B.A.. IX. . Pii.cher. Dudiey Cobb. B.A.............. Porter. S. T.. B.A.. K Porter. James Otey. B.E................. Porter. William Edward. B.A............. Price. Edwin A.. Jr.. B.A.. K Raines. Lydia McCorkie. B A.. K A o Kibble. David Patterson. B.A............ R HARDSON, James Bltst. B.A.. K A . . Ricci.. C. K. B.E................. Roberts. Editii Scott. B.A.............. C'.i-..llt. r«: V. W. •'. A.; Frvulunnn Robe rts. Wait ace, B.A.. A K K . . . Robinson. Wenoae. B.A................... Rosemcioom. Mii.ton Gerald, B.A. Rosenwald. Bernice Mae. B.A Rosin walk. Dorothy Aucusta. B.A. . . HarUrllr. Ala. Chaprl 11.11. Trnn. . Nashville. ’Iron. . . Nashvillr. Irnn. Huntsvillr. Ala. Lillie Rock. Aik. . . Nrwnan. Ga. Nashvillr. Irnn. . . Gurydan. La. . . Nashvillr. Irnn. . . Nashville. I rnn. . Nashvillr. Trnn. . Nashvillr. I rnn. Nashvillr. 1 rnn. . . Pensacola. Fla. Nashville. Irnn. . . Nashvillr. I rnn. . . Nashvillr. Irnn. Columbia, I rnn. Nashvillr. Irnn. . . Nashvillr. Trnn. Rainrs, I rnn. Ml. Pleasant. Irnn. . . Nashville. I rnn. . . Nashvillr. Trnn . . Nashville. I rnn While's Cirek. Trnn. I lunlsville. I rnn. . . Jackson. Trnn. . . . Satina. K n. . . Sjilinn. K.tn. Freshman 1921 ■21 2 CO IM MODOR.E Class—College of Arts Rountree. Waiter Boyce. B.A.. IN . . . . 1 lartielle. Ala. I’roxliloui Cist � 21: EtoIIwII Squjul ’21; Honor Com- mittee '21. Ryan. Thomas Francis. Jr.. B.E.......................Houston. Texat Football '21: Uanketball '21. Sadler. Percy Ci.evf.land. B.A......................Nashville. Tenn. Sanders. Cortez Goodwin. B.A.....................Smyrna. Tenn. Sanders. Marry Roy. B.E.. A T o..............Nashville. Tenn. Sanford. John William, B.A.. A T .....................Searcy. Ark. Scales. John Lytle. B.A.. K A........................Shreveport. La. Schlater. Mary Elizabeth. B.A.. KAO. . . Toledo, Ohio Scneider, Charles William. B.A...................Cedar I (ill. Term. Schultz. Jerome T.. B.A.......................Rocky Mount. N. C. SCOBEY. 1 Ierncon S.. B.A.. 'I' K 4'..............Nashville. Tenn. ScilATZ. Joseph. B.A................................Kcnlon. Tenn. Shipley. Dan. B.A.............................Monk'� Coiner. S. C. Simpson. Ixxie McCauley. B.A..................Nathville. Tenn. Simpson. I.exie M.. B.A............................Nathville. Tenn. Slemons. F.UNICE Nevii IE. B.A.. KAO. . . . Ridgrlop. Tenn. Smith. Thomas Thene. B.A.............................Newborn. Tenn. Snyder. Lucent. Rolfe. B.A.. A T o . . . . Forreti City. Ark. Sperry. Edgar John. B.A.. A o......................Nathville. Tenn. Solomon. Marion Bryant. B.A.....................Shelby ville. Tenn. Stalcup. Edwin Norvell. B.A..........................Sii«ler. Okla. Stauffer. Ernest Robert. B.A.......................Abbeville. I_a. Stark. L. M.. B.A..................................Woodstock. Vn. Stewart. Lewis R.. B.A................................Florence. Ala. Stone. Thomas James. B.A. ... ... Little Rock. Ark. Stoves. Mildred Jackson. B.A.. KAO. . . . Nathville. Tenn. Sryci ey. Theodore Q.. B.A.. I K i..................Nathville. Tenn. Strayhorn. Llizabetii Cherry. B.A...................Nathville. Tenn. Strayhorn. William David. B.A. . . ... Nashville. Ienn. Succ, Gi.enn Edward. B.A............................Nathville. Tenn. Tarpi.ey. Mary F.vans. B.A,. KAO....................Nathville. Ienn. and Sciences -School of Engineering Taylor. Harlan H.. B.A. . . .....................Livingston. Tenn. Taylor. Mettie Marie. B.A.. A o II....................Woodbum. Ky. Co-editor 20-'2l. Taylor. Warren C.. B.A.............................Edenwold. Tenn. Templeton. John Lillard. B.A......................Nathville. Tenn. Thomas, John Buford. B.A............................Antioch, Tenn. Thomas. Lioyd. B.A................................Corticana. Texat Thomason. Louise, B.A.............................Nashville. Tenn. Thompson. Paul Bell. B.A.. - X..............Nathville. Tenn. Thompson. Robert F.. B.A..........................Nathville. Tenn. Thurmond. Wm. F.1.1 «worth. B.A....................Gallatin. Tenn. Tompkins. Minnie Lee. B.A.........................Nathville, Tenn. Townsend. Rot and I Ienry. B.A.....................Wabbateka. Ark. Trimble. Ian Newton. Jr.. B.A........................Wicklije. Ky. Trimble. 1-If.nry Blair. B.A......................Nathville. 'Ienn Turman. Rex Cole. B.A............................Waynetboro. Ienn. Van Dlser. Marion I.lizabliii. B.A.............Nathville. Ienn. Van Order. William Ldcar. B.A.. X Blount Co,. Tenn. Vinson. John Thomas. B.A.. K A...................Flunttvillc. Ala. Wakefield. I Iakky U.. B.A........................Columbia. I enn. Wai.drep. Ovard Thomas. B.A.......................(ted Bay. Ala. Walker. William Francis, B.A.. A T o . . . Brownsville. Tenn. Walker. Wiixiam MaSSIe. Jr.. B.A. ... Hopkintville. Ky. Walker. James Lowry. B.E.........................Hopkintville. Ky. Waller. Georce DeLoache. Jk.. B.A.................Bessemer. Ala. Weinstein. I jllian Rosalie. B.A..................Nathville. Tenn. Welch. Willie Mildred. B.A.. AAA . . . . Nathville. Ienn. Co-editor '20-’21. Welsh. Clyde 1... B.A..............................Mandan. N. Dak. Wemyss. Josephine Austin. B.A.....................Gallatin. 'Ienn. Wheeler. James William. B.A.........................Pulatki. Ienn. White. Charles A.. B.A,. I K S......................Pulatki. Ienn. Wile. Simon A.. B.A.. Z It T......................Gallatin. Tenn. jrvenly-ni’ne 1921 1921 COMMODORE Freshman Class College of Arts Williams. Elizabeth Gertrude. B.A................Nashville. Tenn. Williams. Wilson Carte� . B.A........................Oneonta,. Ala. Winnincham. Rurus Richard. B.A....................F.l Rmo, Okla. Witherspoon, Wm. Down. B.A.. « A K . . . . Nashville. Tenn. Wolford. Mary Lillian. B.A.................... . . Nashville. Tenn. Wood. Teleta Adams. B.A...................... . . Nashville. Tenn. Woodard. Robert Lee. B.A.. Hi... . Hopkinsville. Ky. and Sciences School of Engineering Wooprooi . Charles T.. B.A.. AO. . Woodroof. William Walton. B.A.. A O Yarbrough. Walter Murray. B.A. . . York. Paul Sandige. B.A......... Younc. D. W.. B.A............... Young. Troy Civan. B.A.......... Zander. Reba. B.A................ . . Mooresville. Ala. . . Mooresville, Ala. . . . . Athens, Ala. . . . . Center. Ky. . . Wheelerlon. Tenn. . . Wnlerlown. Tenn. . . . Nashville. Tenn. Page eighty 21 1921 0-0 MMODORE, Freshman Class—School of Medicine Officers F. M. Brown.........................................................President A. F. Ebert..........................................Pice-Pretident Kenneth McKenzie....................Commotiore Representative Members Bobo. J. S.. M.D..............................Boar. Ala. Bradford. Cecil R.. M.D.. IX.............Mansfield. Tex. Bridges. Thos. Fort, B.A.. M.D........................Springfield. Tenn. Kl� am Iionr l of Directors ’IS-'IS; B.A. Brown, F. Manning. M.D.. XX.........................Hopkinsville. Kv. ISaehclor of t'nllne � “J : Varsity Baseball ■is-'r. : ( iub '2'.': Senior Honor IS || ‘JO; Nemo Club IT: President Owl |UI lv; Commodore Club 'll ; Student Council '17. 'iS. 'IS: President Freshman ! • ! Cln� '21. Bromberg. Leon. M.D.. . . New Voile City Brown. Horace Earl. M.D. . Copean. Milton M.. M.D.. . It Maryville. Tenn. Birmingham. Ala. Cu.MMiNG. John E.. M.D.. K X......................Lonoke. Ark. eighth-one 1921 1921 COMMODORE, 'age eigfitp-liro 21 1921 r= COMMODORE Frsshman Class School ot Med icine Foster. Paul. M.D...................................Adolphu� . Ky. Goodrich. Ashley, M.D...............................Antioch. Tcnn. Maiiey. David Walter. M.D.. T ii . . . Nuhvillc. Tcnn. Halliburton. Bes B.. B.A.. M.D.. A T A . . . Scoiitboto. Ala. Hamilton. James Lonnie. M.D.. A K K . Runcllvillc. Ala. Honor Committee '20 21: Freshman Mnl Football Team '20 2 2. 1 Iarmison. Gaston G.. B.S.. M.D........................Ripley, Tcnn. Dialectic l.ltcraty Society '17. '1'. IS; Vlec-I’rcsUlciH Dia- lectic 'l i Vlcc-I’rcslilcitt Vamtcil llt Itiblc Class MS: V. M. C. A. Promotion Committee, South Campus. '10. I Ieinherc. Cii.-ri.es Jercme. M.D.. . I! T . . . Pentaco!� . Fla. Vanderbilt Orchestra Ms. '19. '20. '21: flu � Football T- .mi ‘20. Hunt. Henry Franklin. M.D.........................Maditonvillc, Tcnn. 1 Iysi.o?. 1.ei.and Francis. M l).. 1 K 1'............Blair. Wi . Judaii. Leopold Niwburcfr. M.D.....................Clatktvillc. I cnn. Lancaster. Hob RT. M.D..............................Lanea� ter, lcnn. Luton. Frank Harper. M.D.. AT)........................Salli� aw. Gkla. Netn.i Club; Ow I Cltlb. LuTEN. John F.. M.D.. «I K S'.........................Memphis. Tcnn. Nemo Club: Owl Club: Varsity Huh bull Athletic ICep- rexe ntatlvc Class '20; Freshman Me.I Foot Ik� 11 Team '20. MacKen ie. Kenneth W.. M.D.. It O II . . Jackion. Mi� i. V. M. C. A. Representative MS: Student Council M! : Hustler Wt.ilT M!«: .lade StalT MS: Dratuatie Club '20: Com- modor.- Representative '2� ; I'rcxhhnt Dramatic Club '2 � : Assistant Ma natter Football Team ’20: Krcshmun Mol Football Team '20. McPeak. EiiCAR M.. M.D.. A T A....................Sparla. Tcnn. Metz. Louis. M.D.................................Trenton. Ten... Moricrd. Theodori:. Jr.. B.A.. M.D.. 15 o ll. K A M. Newark. N. J. Hustler StIIIT M7--1S. M:«-'2t : Glee Club MS-MO. •ls '20. •2I -'21; sophomore Honor lloll. Muse. Paul I !.. M.D.............................Junction Oily. Ark. Fresh man M edlcal Football. Nance. William Keiser. M.D.. A K K . • - . Sooihow. Chin.� Track Team T9- 20: Cai.taln Track '20; Him IVltcll .Tul MT-’IS; Calumet Club of SI mini Fpxiloti 'lS-'IO-'SO; Honor Committee Freshman M«l ‘20; Freshman Me.! Football '2 Newman. Hoy. M.D. . Adolphut. Ky. Sophomore Honor Roll M - 2� on West Campus: Masonic Guilt). Neito. Lloyd J.. M.D.. I X...................Ocean Spring� . Mi � . Owens. E. WelbOURN. M.D......................Pilot Mountain. N. C. Vice-President Philosophic Society. Owsley. John T.. Jh.. M.D.. Ii A K...................Na� hville. l cnn. Glee Club 'S0- !l: Vundy Hami '20--21; Vanity Orchestra M9.'80-,:i: Metl Orchestra '20. Peters. II. Dewey. M.D.. - X.........................Knoxville. Icnn. Pursley. Turner. M.D..................................Cerulean. Ky. Ri .d. James .$.. M.D,. It O II.......................Carthage. Icnn. Record. William David Leo. M.D.. A T !.' . . Lynchburg, lcnn. KlNCINS. M. J.. M.D..........................Bumpu Mill� . Icnn. Robinson. L. J.. M.D..................................Lockhart. Ala. Robertson. Howard C.. M.D............................Na� hville. lcnn. Seward. Douglas Crockett. M.D.........................Franklin, lcnn. h.s. -i«. Seward. J. A.. M.D....................................Franklin, lcnn. Masonic C.ulltl: Track S'mad MS-'K. Stokes. James William. M.D..........................Orangeburg. S.C. Thomas. Archie L . M.D.................................Nixburg. Mi� � . Thompson. John Robert. Jr.. M.D.. T i? . Jack� on. lcnn. Nemo Club '10; Student Council. South Campu WlNTON. W. C.. M.D.................................Springfield. Mo. Wood. Sydney H.. M.D.........................Signal Mountain, lcnn. Woodward. J. Marvin. A.B.. M.D., T K . Black Mountain. N. C. Fresbinan ITebatlnic Team ' 17: I’rcslilcnt Dialectic Literary Society 'Ik-'P. : Imbatlnn Council 'is: IntercolIcKlatc l e- buter '19; Honor Holi TX-'19: Track T. am '17. r eighty-th ee 1921 1921 COMM Page eighty-four 21 COMHODOR.B 1921 Freshman Class School of Law William J. Wade Earle Rodgers . - Edith Wade Pruitt Jor. Clark . . . . Officers .................President . . . . Vice-President Secretary an,I Treasurer Commodore Representative Members Anderson. Jor. Douglas. LL.B........................Athei� . Ala. Boone. Donald A.. LL.B.. A T A..................Boone. Iowa Bauman. Lawrence Albert. LL.B.. K A . . Nashville. Tenn. Boren. Lewis. LL.B.....................Castalian Spring . Tenn. Bell. Henry Roberts. LL.B.. II K London. Tenn. Carpenter. Wm. Frank. LL.B. . Spring Hill. Tenn. Blake. Shaffer Booker. LL.B.. A To.........................Sheffield. Ala. President Anti ford Choral «'Iuli 'L'« : Philosophic� . Ciieetiiam. Joseph Macdonald. LL.B...................Spokane. Wash. philosophic . Clark. Joseph M.. Jr . B.A.. LL.B.. A o . . . Shannon. Mi� . Honor Itoll 'IFootball Mnnasor-Klccl Is: Com mo- «loro lub: Owl «Mill� : Pan.Holl.nl� ? «'« 1111011 'lT-'Is. West SI.I. IC.-..:.l 1:- lv; Honor «’«mrnlllce 'lT-lS: Y. M. «'. A. «'itl.inot ’1 .’|S; Commodore Representative l.uw C'lllKS SI. Clark. Winston Lee. LL.B.. 1� K .......................Nashville. Tenn. Crockett. Joe Parkes. LL.B.. Ill K.......................Franklin. lenn. Dizon, Stanley Richard. LL.B...........................Janesville, Wi . F.mbry. Charles Akin. LL.B..............................Nashville. lenn. F.wing. Albert Gallatin. III. LL.B.. B O II . . Nashville. lenn. Illuc Pencil� : John Marshall I.aw Clu� : Dramatic Club. Francis. Burt Raymond, LL.B.............................Nashville. I enn. Gray. William Alfred. LL.B.. B O II.......................Houston. Texas I Fumes Francis. LL.B.. A T .........................Whitehaven, l enn. Varsity Football lT-'lS-'jo. 1921 COMMODO R_EL 1921 Freshman Class Ivins. Richard Nicholas. I.L.B.. K A. -I- A -I- . . . Aihen . Tenn. Keim. John O.. LL.B., A T A ........................Cleveland. Ohio. McDairmid. Ancus A.. - A K............................Sartord. Ala. McCall. William Cai.dwi.i l. 1.1. B.. K . . Huntingdon. Tom. John Mnmhnll Law Club: Owl Club; Re rub Jtamball '10. McDonnell. James Smith. LL.B.. 2 A K . . . Okolona. Mi� . Tratk Team 'IS; Nemo Club; Owl Club; IInnol.nlI McGill. Ralph F... LL.B.. 2 X. - T . Ch.itt� n©og.� . Tenn. I’renUlent Freahmnn Clio� 'lT-'|s. Football Tom 'II-'IS: Hlue Pencil Club: fnlumcl Oub; lluuln XinfT; IMltor Jn.lo 'S0-'S1. Maddox. Roe Webster. B.A.. LL.B.. A T A Huntingdon. Tenn. Fournier'� Conte� ! l ; I’nn-ll. Il. -ilr Council 'll. Morris. James Henry. LL.B.. A K K . . . Natfcville. Twin. Mvnatt. I Ioke Lee. LL.B.................................Luiirell. Tenn. IMnlcetk- ; John Mnrnhnll law «.Tub. Neely. Jesse Ciaiborne. I.L.B.. A T A . . Smyrna. Tenn. Knot ball 'TO. Neil, William Campbell. LL.B........................ 1 lead� . Mi� � . Ohm. Jcuan. LL.B.. . Ii T.............................. Shrfield. Ala. Patton, James Welch. LL.B. ...........................Claderville. Twin. Phillips. Thos. Caldwell. I.L.B.. i + K . . . Wallace. 'a. John Mm .hull |j.u Club: I Hn l.clic Literacy itoclciy. School of Law Poe. J. W, LL.B.........................................Akron. Ohio John Murahall In� � Cloli; UhtleetU- Literary- jtoclety. Pruitt, I'.dith Wade. LL.B. . Florence. Ala. Secretary nml Treu� uror Fr.nhnimi law C|na . Rodgers. Larii: Siecir. LL.B.. T o . Mineral Well . Texai John Maralinll Low Club; «Ilee Club •2(i-':i; Vlee-T’rv� Ment Kreehmuii Law CU� ; Phtlonophlc� . Ross. Lamar. LL.B . ♦ A «� ............................Grenada. Mi� . l'hllojui|ih lei . SaRCIint. James F.dward. I.L.B.. i X....................Tul a. Okla. Sharpi . Al t red GancritCE, LI B.. A T A . . Naihville. Tenn. Football Team Sumpter. I.dward R,. LL.B.. 2 X.......................Pulaski, Tenn. Hustler Jtliifr IT-'lv I IIOMas. John Atiia. LL.B., si .................Brown� ville, lenn. ill..- Clui I'� - -‘.'I: svr.ii� I .- it«� i 11 • iv.• i; Nein� � r'lub: Vice l-r-xblent Hophomor. r'la� � '10; Vanity Cheer Li-mlcr Varalty Itn.k.lball y.juml Voss. Ronald. LL.B.. A T A...........................Columina. Tenn. Nemo Club Tyne. Thomas Jr.. LL.B. s a K.......................Nashville. Tenn. Wade. David R.. Jr.. LL.B . -1 K i............................Wale� . Tenn. liinniallr ’luh :•� � •';i; KlJleetle� -l ; Circulation Miiimger Jixle 'i : AnaUtunt lirwlne� � Manager Juab- -Jl. Wmitwei.l. Walton. LL.B................................Linden. Tenn. Itla'.erlle Literary Nm-lety ; John Mnrahill Law Club. Paft eig ilv-vx 21 COMMODORE, 1921 Officers A. L. Irons............................................................President Gto. M. Russell....................................................................Piu-PreuJent G. N. ZUCCARELI.0.......................................Secretary and Treasurer 11. G. Cunningham.....................Commodore Representative Mfmbkrs McAij.xaniu h. K. B.. D.D.S.. AM. . . . N.tdivillc. Tenn. Andes. Willard. D.D.S.. H.......................Frederick I Kill. Va. Bailey. William M.-rius. D.D.S.. ASA. . . Salisbury. N. C. Berry. I-Iarry Chester. D.D.S.. A - A ... . C.� rli le. Ark. Blanton. Allan Craiey. D.D.S.........................Maleyville. Ala. Stu lent Volunteer HuniL Brewer. Feux R.. D.D.S..............................Scoii� l ro. Ala. Carter. Rosaue. D.D.S..................................Franklin. I enn. Cook. Newman. D.D.S......................................Bovina. Mi� . Coons. I Iarry Joshua. D.D.S.. A T A. I'M1. .1 lunttville. Ala. Cooper. William Harley. D.D.S...........................Anniston. Ala. Cref.kvcre. Hinton Tinsley. D.D.S.. 'I' i! . . LaFollciie. Tent� . Crumblev. Joe Terrell. D.D.S...........................Georgetown. Ga. Cunningham. I Iiram G.. D.D.S.. K - . . . Aberdeen. Mi� � . Comirtihlorr l(.|ir-� -ntnil -: I’roinollon Commlllr.1, Souiti 4‘nrnpiui Y. M. A. 'H . Doss. 1 ,� ,siIE Walter. D.D.S.. AAA. . . Springfield, linn. Duncan. I Ienrv I .. D.D.S.. 'I' !i...................Birmingham. Ala. Evans. George P.. D.D.S.. k:................................Cuba. III. Hagan. Virgii. William. D.D.S.. AM. . . C liilder� ! urg. Ala. Hamilton. John Gorman. D.D.S......................... Ruudlville. Ala. eighty-seven 1921 1921 COMMODORE, Page eighty-eight 21 1921 COMMODOR.B Freshman Class School of Dentistry Hum.. 19ft:. Leslie. D.D.S. It o II. A 2 A . . Promotion Committee: Soutli Campu Y. M. C. A. Irons. Arthur Letcher. D.D.S.. A2A. . Mi. 'cmon, 111. I'n'flili'iit fla� ‘H. Jr.NKINS. I Ir.RMAN I I.. D.D.S................ Knoxville. Tenn. Kalb. Gforge Frederick. D.D.S.................Wot Helena. Aik. I.ANDCEi. Joe C.. D.D.S.. •!� A O. A - A . . . Murfreesboro. Tenn. Martin. Robert Wilkes. D.D.S.. K 1. 'I' i? . . Pulaiki. Icnn. Maxwell. R. 0.. Z 'I' Challnnoog . Tenn. McCui.i.oucii. Claude R.. D.D.S., A T A. 'I' I! . Lewisburg. Tenn. fin� � Foolbnll 'lO-'Il: ISunk. IImII McKnicht. Roy 1 I.. D.D.S.. A2A....................Center. Texas McKowen. E. I'... D.D.S..........................Rincon. N. M. McMurry. Douglas. D.D.S.. A2A....................Colorado. Texas Miller. Roy G.. D.D.S.. A2A......................Ml Vernon. III. Rowers. I Ii nry Stephen, D.D.S.. A T . 'I' i! . . Reagan. Tenn. Pruett. Sam F... D.D.S.. A2A.......................Weogufkn. Ala. Pullen. Joyce B.. D.D.S.. £ 'F 1 .....................Boar. Ala. Rice. James V.. D.D.S...............................Flora. Mist. Rogers. I lucu. D.D.S.. • ’H-.......................McGebee. Aik. Russell. Geo. M.. D.D.S.. A K K. A 2 A . . . Nashville, I'cnn. Vlcc-l’rcnUlent Claw ‘II. Shaw. Harmon Dean. D.D.S., A2A.....................Houston. Miss. Smith. C RL G.. D.D.S.........................Chattanooga. Tenn. Stacks. William Edward. D.D.S.. A T A . . . Birmingham. Ala. Staples. Ncrman A.. D.D.S.. A2A. . . Bladon Spring� . Ala. Stone. John C.. Jr . D.D.S.. Z -F T..............Tullahoma. Tenn. Succ. William J.. Jr.. D.D.S......................Dickron. Tenn. Thomas, Baba J.. D.D.S.............................Uruxin. Per ia Thomas. Eugene F.. D.D.S.. A2A.......................Searcy, Ark. Thomas. Joe F... D.D.S..........................Little Rock Ark, Uet'elman. Laurence R. D.D.S.. A2A...................Erin. Tenn. Warner. Gecrce Erroll. D.D.S.. A2A. . . Nashville. Tenn White. Frank T.. D.D.S.. ■F !?.....................Ringgold. Ca. Younger. Jack. D.D.S.. Z + -F......................Bowie. Texas Zucc.'R! i i.o. G. Maxwell. D.D.S.. !• K 2. Z 'I' . Pu!a� ki. Tenn Secretary and Tmniircr Claw '21. Malloon, 111. •20-' l. tighly-nine 1921 COMMODORE, 1921 ’off ninety !l OO MMODORE 1921 School of Religion Officers T. C. Johnson.................... 11. M. Reynolds............ M. G. Tarvin . . . . R. B. Montgomery .....................................President .........................Pice-President ............Secretory-Treasurer Commodore Representative BeRGTHOLD. J. W.........................................Corn. Okla. Carter. M. II.. B.S................................Nashville. Tenn. Earp. B. J.. Ph.B.....................................Milton. N. C. Eubank. A. H„ B.A.....................................Powcan, Va. I Iansiiue. H. W.. A.B.. B.D.......................Nashville. Tcnn. I louse. Miss A. P..................................Gallatin. Tcnn. Hun-. A. I... A.B......................................Salem. III. Johnson. O. B.. B.A....................................Emory, V . Johnson. T. C.. A.B..............................Honca PntS. S. C. K:rtley .J. A.. A.B........................................Lebanon. Tenn. Lackey, T. C.......................................Nashville. Tenn. LAMB. J. D. H.. A.B.........................................Canton. China Ijndley. I . E.. A.B..........................Saxapahaw. N. C. Vause. J. E.. A.B. . . . While Plain� . Ga. Boone� Mill. Va. Dudley. N. C. . . Lynchburg. Va. White’� Creek. Tenn. Ilobucken. N. C. Sandenvilte, Ga. Sanderjville. Ga. Maurcrlown. Va. Marysville. Kan. . Ducnweg. Mo. . Ducnweg. Mo. Vance. R. B.. A.B.....................................Plumerville. Ark. . . . . Pembroke. Ky. Members Martin. S. C. A.B. . . Montgomery. R. B.. A.B. Moore. 11. W.. A.B. . . Reynolds. H. M.. A.B. . Roberts. J. B.. A.B. . . Sadler. M. E.. A.B. . . Sheppard. R. E.. A.B. . . Sheppard. Mrs. R. E. . . Stark. D. E.. A.B. . . . Tarvin. M. G.. A.B. . . Vance. C. IL. A.B. . . Vance. Mrs. C. M. . . nety-one 1921 1921 0-0 IM MODORE I’ogc nirtfly-lwo COMMODORE, 1921 Graduate Club Mem Beaty. Robert Coi.uar Buckner. I Ienry Kelly Carter. Morgan Higdon Gates. William Bryan Graybeal. Austin Cams Huff. Aucustus Leroy Johnson. Tai mage Casey Kirtley. James Addison Lamb. Jefferson Doan Hoy Layman. Russeli E. Ijndley. Percy Elliot Lutz. Columbus Marian Manchester. Paul T. Moore. Hugh Watson Parsons. Dennis 1'lfet Sadler. Magruder Ellis Shaver. Jesse Milton Vance. Rupert Boyless Vause. Joel Elmore Zf.rfoss. Karl Peak Benner. 1 Iugh Clifford Vance. Clarence H. Coffey. I Ierman Calvin DavicsON. Donald Grady Sheppard. Robert Evans Van 1 Icon, Benjamin Ornan ers Mann. William Almon Eubank. Alvaii 1 Iovey Hanshue. I Iarry W. Isley. Roy Bynum Johnson. Orville Bruce McKadden. Elizabeth Martin. Samuel Clyde Montgomery. R. B. Moody. Claude Emmett Provine. William K. Reynolds. Herman Marian Roberts, Anna Marcarlt Roberts. Jack Bland 1921 comimodor-e: 1921 Vanderbilt School of Expression Top Row: Rena Day, J. Mack Williams. J. F. Farmir. Mary Cl re Breen Row: Marcari i Cecil. Carrie Nor hi wav. Mrs. K. 1 Rawi.ncs Phy ieal Emotion: Mrs W I Bomar. Expuuion; Elsie Nunn Silting: Rl'BY Goiomon. Mrs. A. M. Harris. French; PRor. A. M. Harris. Director; Mrs. IIarrv Anderson. Acetate Director; Marv MARCAREr Bices. Freda Mai LAlumand. Marv Wheeler Maury Kate Berccda Page ninet i-four 21 IM MODORE Football, 1920 Review of the Season [• I FIR the dust had settled on Dudley Field following the final whistle of the annual Turkey Day fray with the Tigers, sport scribes scratched their heads as they reviewed the C oinmodorc checkered gridiron record for the season. M was indeed a campaign full of high points and low. With a team composed largely of freshmen it was not probable that any claim could be laid to the S. I. A. A. title r.s the year previous, but Vandy habit of l eing in fine form one Saturday and off color the next was extremely puzzling. Yet on a percentage basis it can be classed as a successful season, with five wins, three losses, and one draw. And it must be remembered that never has a Commodore machine played a more difficult schedule, for after the first two preliminary games with Normal and Birmingham-Southern, for seven weeks Dixie's b st were met one after an- other without a let-up. After getting off to an indifferent stall the McGuginitcs up.et the dope completely, and romped on Tennessee 20 to 0 in the Vols own back yard on the Hill. Everything looked good until Red B, rron. Buck” Flowers Co. (Inc.) got loose on Dudley Field the next Saturday, and before that woeful day was over the Golden Tornado of Georgia Tech had annihilated the Gold and Black, the score being 44 to 0. end Vandy’s injuries in a werse ratio than that. And after the Yellow Jackets. Auburn! Wi h a line averaging 215 pounds. I he Plain men started a stampede after the first ten minutes that ended in a 56 to 6 verdict, the large ! score ever tabulated against Vardy. except in ‘17 when Tech swamped the Vandy wartime team. Thanks again to Tech’s roughness of the previous game, many Commodores were too crippled to get a try at stopping the Alburn onslaught. Their attack was led by one I'd Shirling. a second Moon Ducote. who r'pprd the line for 5 to 75 yards per plunge. But Ole Kentuck got hers! Never havirg scored on Vandy. the Kentuckians swept down, expecting not only to score for the first time, but to win: but ip to the present hour the Gold and Black goal line has never yet been tainted by a Kentucky score. The blucgrass youths nursed the goose egg of a 20 to 0 score that day. From then on Vandy came back strong. In one of the games! uphill fights against weight, odds. dop . and everything else, the Commodores batt'ed the powe ful Alabama eleven to the last ditch, gaining equally as much ground, and throwing up a stonewall defense. The breaks invariably went against us. and on the final count the Alabamians had a touchdown to the good, with Var.dy threatening to score at the final whistle. Birmingham could not believe it was the same team 1921 irt ?' e eri 1921 COMMODORE 1921 which Auburn had almost obliterated two weeks before. I he undaunted V’andy rooters and band paraded the streets of Slagtown just the same, and most people thought the Commodores had won. It was a moral victory, as was the 7-7 tie with Virginia on the next Saturday. The powerful Old Dominion eleven, which by iitue of certain victories had the dope on the gigantic Auburn machine, invaded our camp offering any odds. But the C ommodores scored first and then turned back their attack for more than a half before the pile-driving Khinehart battered aero for the tying tally. I hanks for a draw! was the Virginia outfit's attitude as they lieat it back to Char- lotesvillc. I hen the liger came forth from his mountain lair with unusual hope, and for the first half had a 3 to 0 edge on the McGuginites. I hen the Commodores got right. Berryhill scored on an on-side kick, the mysteries of which got Sc- wance's goat; then Gink Hendrick pulled his usual stunt of picking a pass out of the clouds and carrying it over. An intercepted pass brought the last counter, which made a total of 20 to their 3. Quite a severe kink in the poor Tiger’s already badly-knotted tail! I-or their gamcness. quick recuperative powers, never-say-die spirit, and bull-dog tenacity against overwhelming odds, the 1920 eleven will long be remembered. One unusual occurrance of the season was that for the first time in history Vandy failed to get a man on the mythical All-Southern team. I his was undoubtedly due to the spasmodic rather than consistent sc titillating of the otherwise eligible star veterans like Berryhill. Latham. Moyd. Hendrick, and Wade, and this in turn grew out of the inexperience of the line and lack of veterans necessary to pul up a steady, smashing interference. R. L. A. Pate ninel ?-eifht SKVVrOK HAN K. '1.4.1 I.IN C'oueli Till dean ami |«'or of Southern trl.l iiieutor . in addition to hold- Iiik a ••-.! In ilu- Still.' s.'ii.if . mu- nlpulatliiK ii blic law practice. lU'iilllit in Arknn n oil. mi.I otli.'i minor HiIiik . take time or? In tin- full for Ihr development of a arid machine out on l)u l'«-y Field to iil.liol.l tlio Vanderbilt name In Southern football hl� tory. At the clo e ot t lit foot l.all 011 011 Col. I an wa olio .-ii ii lion.I of nil nt lilotio in tlio unlvcndiy with 'n.lo for iiHRiMtant foothall an.I ha kotlicill coach. Hill An.lonon for tinok. nn.I Ityr.l DoiiKln for hiiKohall. With u comparatively «mall � tu- .1. nt l.o.|y for «nlcctIon of man - rial. McOukIii ha par after year taken In tow the ran- material ail.I roim.le.l out a innohln.' wor- thy of the name of the unlverwlly. In |.lte of a t..|. heavy «ohedule la l «.•iiHon, the team entile out In Koo.l linp - with •.till hrlchter prospect for the 'II en on. ( AIT. I I.DYII IlnlfbMek An.l thl I “Johnny Ite.1, the .irrel-t.ip|.e.l pilot of the Comnio- l� re . who l.-.l hi teaniinate valiantly tlnouuli a liar.!, trylnic .......... IT lor to ln t ynr R.-.I ha.! eonohe-l M1.1.lie Tonne .• Normal for a couple of year , hilt he return.-.l to .loll the (Inlil anil llla.-k nKillll an.l wa elected cap- taln of the JO eleven. A a cwp- tam lie wa a hlK a . I. Ill was the never- iy-dlo- pirll an.l he .11.1 hi beHt to ln tIII It Into the team. Although hi lunter a a Mar wo illmme.l omewhat by I'heumntlz. In- plUKK.'.l away all the li.ir.le� , an.l on more than one occa b n ripped the nppo� ltlon for peet-ieuliir Kill . Hal for Ihl lllltl.llcap he would have rated All-Southern a la- did l«««-k In laid when he iriKle-lianded Iwat Auburn In the last thr.e minute of play HI departure from Vainly make the p.imIiik of one of the clean. � 1 and iii.. t r� peet.-d Krl.llr-m warrior that ever per- formed on Dudley Field. ( AIT-KI.MT RKRRVII11.1. IlnlflHirk For the pn t three year R.-rry ha been selntlllatliiK on Commo- dore eleven and call Ink oppo liiE team eon� l.lerahlo w ot t ie with hi brilliant punt return and open Held MprlntliiK. He refUK-'d a ban.l -.me offer from the Cincin- nati Rod� to play baseball Ihl year In order to return to the Vainly camp a pilot of the “'I ;ik- Ki-Kalloii. Wonderful pe.-d and diminu- tive talHe make Herrv u verit- able nlKhimare to � t� p one. he Kiiin headway around the llank or In the return of punt . Twice ha the McKenxlo ti� r boon named a All-Southern material for tin halfback berth, and the honor of leadlUK u-Eii year eleven .conic to him a a reward of brilliant service In tile pn«t. MIKK KOONKV .MnniiKer I .mile� and gentlemen. till hnn.lMome, Intelligent - looking youth I Mr. Michael Kooncy. fa- miliarly known In xome section a Nlntli Ward” Rooney, but call.-I “Shorty. Jr. by the «quad. Avid- fiotn helm: Henry Ford' “ehl.T al. -Milan. an.l Shorty Hrown' rlKl.t bower. I III you tic I’onxl wa al o manager of the 1950 grid aggregation, an.l but for lettltiK all tin- team' paraphernalia k t «wiped once or twice, he wa a ram at the Job. A an advance agent be wa ken ia booking � mo lieultby fray for the pica - ure of the populace. A expected, Mike and Shorty were Ilk.- clock- work toKcther. due no doubt to their very Intimate association for the la t decade. Mike ny he raked In o much coin on the lu� t ea on that Ile nail hi hoy. Shorty. are k� Iiik to build a new concrvte «Indium for tlu-ir little team to play In next fall. 1921 OO MMODORE, 1921 I'KKd CONYKKH Kiul Thl powerfully (oiuiructnl .ml I� the big reason for im than nfiy '«rd� of (Hint murni against Vanderbilt for the entire kuob. Ilia fleet n.-aa ami aavsgu tackling completely stopped all attempts lo r- turn Nt II � and float'� boots. Ferry possesses n nytMinnulvv temperament llinl made him a big favorite with the fnna amt the t.am, He tl| a the beam nt only I'.o pounds but ni ll ix'K every ounce uml right to the liul .llteh ami then one Jump farther. With a few mill menu I pounds of weight ''Fussy would e,tally rank with the gre.it.-at .ml. of all time� III theae parta. With two mol.- year� to run nn All-Soul hern • 'th ahould be held reserved for the flashy Commodore eml. i KWh i.iinni t lllllfbaek Astronomer . take n peep! A new ainr haa nrlaen on the South- ern football horizon li la non.- � ther than the above-pictured freshman from New Orl. ana. who gamboled uie'in the II.-I.I of Dud- ley considerably II� a halflKtrk. •‘Mh from pi. p achOOl with a Rood record. Frank broke Into the Commodore line-up early In the season. dialIngulshliiK him� .-If tty hi� ability to pack the l.nll around ihe end� . At broken Held running he was In hla element, an.l made aeveral aenaallonal sprints. On the defense he was 11!. p-.un.ls of concentrntrd power. lilting Into openings fearlessly and cutting down the . hciny with deadly ah.-.King laekllllK. he displayed real foothill ability of a high or- der. flight thing� -ir. In at.... for I hi� young Commodore who seem to he an all-round athletic Jewel of rare value. FINK HK I ..111... h With fiery .loin.- and powerful framework. Flnkey qualities easily for Ilne-plunglng dull--� on the Mrflugin machine. In addi- tion to putting up Interference and ripping the line. Fink lucks up the forward� In great style. Ill llorce tackling la one of Col. Iran's chief dcpend.-iicl.-s in .. de- fensive way l-ehm.l that llrat line Of .I.-fena.-. Ilia ability to stand the gaff and hla football tempcinment kepi him In th- llu.-up generally from th- Ural whistle till the last. With two more years to go. I'lnkey should be up In the tunning with Dixie's I lest. II. got his prop fame us All-Slat.- fullback on Hum.- - Fogg’s championship eleven. I.IXh IIFNDKIN Guard This powerful Mason. Trim . farmer was about the fastest grid warrior In Dixie, having stepped the Quarter mile wllh Ills IPS pounds in 11 seconds Hat on Vanity's record breaking relay team last spring. Ilia great .....I and ability to gather In J. � s Neely's long pus.es mad.- him the king of the Commodore scoring ma. hln. hast season Ilia long |ku� � .-s down the sidelines wore among the sensations of the .-a- son. his three spectacular tuns against Temiess. e netting three louchdowiis and a S' to 0 victory. Hla great work against tile Old Dominion clan resulting In Vainly'� tie gam.- an.l threatened defeat for the Virginia clan. «Jink” never fully realized him- self at full track and was shifted to guard, from which place he came � ul for the long shots from N.-eiy. li.- deserted I ho Commo- dore and an everlasting place In her hall of fame for athletes mid Is playing Ikib.-I.iiII with the Mem- phis Southern I-cogue out lit. Page one hundred 21 1921 -IKS NKKI.Y lllllfluH'k Thl� freshman lack from Mid- dle T.-nm- .� - Normal M.ppe.l into the Iliio-up of tin- Commodores ami qulokly ««ok tin- lop mal among the l lxlr- pa� � heaver . III� steady p:t� � lng I big !ll� k Headrick wa� a most vital faetor In Vnml.-rbllt' «coring throughout iIn- year. «•••inii McUugln rate .lc« ii about th.- 1.. 3.t tir� t year hack that ha entered Vanderbilt in tlic past doe-ado. A a broken llclil runner Jon nl o look good for y.-ar .if nerv- ico anil mil.-� of yardage. II.- bn arnpl. � pcoil, a nifty «l.lext.-p. ami run with the driving kmv notion Unit � |m II« ib-ath in the open fl.-bl. Ill passing 1« uiM-ntinlly un-urate ami with hi iir� t mnwm un.l.-r MeCugin 100.1 the brunt of the attnek throughout th.- season. An All-Southern berth I� U-lng pro- ■Het.-il f.-r .I.-� In the coming -rl campaign. “II V K IIIIIKU Tinkle llank' hall . along with Fat ” llallev. from Cleveland. Ohio, amt nlongshlc Halley made quite a t� r with St John In III� ohl |� rep school «lay . In spite ..f hl« rather nortliortdsh accent, he lilt H off nleelv In a «outheiii football way. Ill blocking an.I inckllng bear aome of the ••Heller” charaelerlxtlc . ami with tlir.-.- year to go kIioiiI.I be ef rnnsld- emble anl to Senator Mcliugln In the forward berth . A� far n beauty I concerned, -llank Just ••ain't.” Ill is:, pound� 1� (hit l.-ft entirely for working purpose rather than around the tea table� . I KANi'IS IIOI.MKS Here I another of those dear little tot who .- weight I men- tioned in ton . Thl sturdy. well- moulded accumulation of avolrdu- pol I familiarly hulled a “Ducky. With one more year to travel in the Commodore line, he should n e 111� 'JIO pound� of brawn to wonderful advantage ill the ':l in m pa Ik n. Holme I the st.-ndy. ever plugging type of line- man. never acIntlHittlng. but ever reliable and capable again� ! any form of opposition yet encountered during lil three year of service under tie MeCugln banner. ”HOCiM I.ATIIAM Quarter Thl young teahouiid-athlete hall from the Hluff City where h - mad.- «inite a gridiron r.-p, a well a In the army where he play � ) oil a championship crew- of fool- truth i . In the two yea i- ih-«i Swnyiie lia worn the gold and black he ha packed the old oval many yard . A� a Held gen. tal In- I� clearheaded and crafty, and In a l.rok.-n Held I a streak. Al- though he weigh but US pound he lilt the line with llio force of a man .'• pound heavier, and I about a easy lo dow n a� an equal weight of wild cat . Hi gumcnc� wa shown by the desperate ef- fort he ina.le in several game with an ankle o torn that he could hardly navigate on It At line plunging he 1 a wonder, hav- ing not only the speed, but also a high driving knee action that I about a Inviting to would-be taekler a a buzz-saw in full bins'. one lun. rci one 1921 COMMODORE 1921 lill.l. MOSS Outer Hill alone of the Commodore clan wax awarded 111 male of (•laying the full round of the Tech slnuglit-r. Starting with I he first play. Hill plugged stead- lly till the final whistle In a vnln ai tempi to stem the Tech tide. The grin,| of that heavy battle so battered the big center tlmt lie wii. practically Incapacitated by Injurlea f..r the remainder of the sea «ton, In addition to pausing 11 pig- skin back and graduating In Inn this year, Billy serves under In, Mims n Instructor In Ktcshmnii Ihiglltii mid thus acquire the false nom-dv-plume of Prof. Willie. lull departs from the university this Spring sslih prosps-cis of Urn practice In years to come down in the region of Jackson. Tent.,, ami may his law practice lie come as big n� his ••famed f. el. JAMKS lllll. KAKI.Y Center l.engthcned sw-etness. long drawn iwt. sighs the co-ssl as they gar- upward at Jim. Qultc a heart smasher 1« Jimmie, but aside from these smashing |ualt- tles he possesses the same ability from tip pivot position In the Commodore line. Kor four years Jim has tolled us pivot for the Viindy tracks nml with Ills marvel- ous speed has done much III the hreuklng-up process against hos- tile plays. .Ilin ran No. 2 in the Southern record relay raeo Inst season and with this four speeds forward and :«« pounds' weight on C f.s't c Inches of frame, has l-eri an Impottant cog In the Jlc- • lugln machines. Ills Injury early In the season kept him on the sidelines for the greater poitlon of his lust year with Ihe M|uad. Two notable buttles for Jimmlo were the persona! victories over • pup Phillips of T«-ch In -l and Tram S--sslons In '20. TOT 'let OI.I.OI t.ll Tackle This cootng infant U |ullr w llltlc To!,” isn't he? Weighs ■ ■lily 110 with hl« smile, and stops • •II Ills Way UP II few Inches this spb of tin- skies. He hangs out his shingle as a Ineklc. and ha. •mile a reputation as same. Ills ' •■ made him a tower of strength, especially at opening wagon roads In lh- opposing line for Ills plow- ing backs An elbow Injury kept him ••ill of the early frays, but be round d into shape in time to put up some go..| f..otl all In later gimp� . Tills freshman, who for- merly helped pul Morgan on the map, has iiulle a bright future its a linesman. •Wl f MIAICPK Center This elongated si.... of hu- manity plays football all right, despite his good looks. AI dis- plays his gridiron Intents around the pivot position. being one of Col. Iran's many centers Although somewhat handicapped by a lack of weight for his position. Ills passing was accurate and Ills de- fensive play stubborn. If the old boy picks at- some w. Ighl and sps -d before next season he ought to put up a good scrap for a regu- lar berth In the middle of ihe line. Alf Is n local hoy. anil along with Wade. Kyan and Morrow got his prep experience nt Huille-Kogg, where he i as«ed the oval on a w inning eleven. Paone hnnJreJ loo 21 COMMODORE, 1921 .11 MAX THOMAS ITilllnick Tommy wrnid tlic season as Pink Waile'it understudy. mol .iti account of Pink's nlllnlty for remaining In tin- line-up. got lit- tle chance to show hi real ware except In the closing minute of the scrap. ■Tommy pack con- siderable nhlllty at the hooting ••ml of the game an.I piny .Heady defensive lull | In hacking U| the line. In addition to fullbacklng duties. Jule play center on the basketball •pilatet ami captain the baseball team for thl season, lie will return In the fall for fur- ther work under McCugln and will mo� l likely ttet hi chance at the puntlnK eml of the «arae when the big Kamo roll around. FATS HAII.KV tiimrd Step rlKht up. ladle and cent , and meet Wild Hill” Halley, the only bald-headed tackle In cap- tivity. Hill rcKUlar Job I po lriK a a model for the mine stage of the fainou Horplohlo Hair Tonic ad. hut he occasionally take time off to play it little foot- ball For Iwo Mearum he ha In hi down a lob a a t'omnimloiv for- ward. playing both tackle and Kiiard. Halley 1 a pa til mauler at : he Ilnexmnn'H game and strut In tufT accorillnKly. lie was All- state prep guard In WI con in at St. John' , hut along with I“rc |. dent Harding, flovernor Fox and other , call the Hucke.vc State 111 native heath at present. IKK II K Kit Hoard After a year- retirement in the Texas wild . Ik . teturiieil for hi final m-iuoii' campaign under Mcf.ugln' leadcr hl| Back In '1 Hake ranked with the All- Southern pick on the Hank hut with considerable weight added. MeF.uglh xh If ted him to guard after the opening of the «..non, Ike henceforth became the moxt linportani cog In the forward work a a «toadying Inlluotice on the young-tor In the rank . Ill uncanny ability to diagnose oppo- sition play made him one of the l-or-t men on backing the line in Dixie Inst sen nn. Playing Idx tlrxt gam-- In tin line against Ala- bama. the Texa boy distinguished himself front that period on. At tin- close of the grid season. Hake returned to the unknown re- glonx of Texas to ply hlx trade a a tooth-dentlxt. SCOTTY NKAI. Kml Thl husky athlete with the lloti-llko feature I Scotty. the Birmingham-Southern p r o -1 u • t, who guarded a think for the Commodore In the fall campaign. Thl Slagtown boy who tip the t-enm at Iris | a hard a nail and an aggressive defensive wing- man. Scotty was good on the receiving en l of the aerial attnek. but lit greatest value lay in In right big toe which bore the brunt of punting duties during the sea- son. HI punting In the Tennessee game wa sensational. Scotty will 1— a veteran next year and with a strong line In front of him for belter protection he should turn In an exceedingly high av- erage. oric hundred three 1921 1921 COMMODO RlEL Mi .ell Wilson. End No. nol Woodrow ju� l .in acquaintance. Bui a football player with a reputation all hu own. I hit young lawyer hail� from M. B. A. prep where he burned up the oppoiitioa with the power of hit attack. I le tip� the tralet at 170 pound� only, but block� and tackle� with a fiercenet� that demoralize� trie� around the (lank . I le it rlighlly handicapped in height in receiving patie� , but offieii this deficiency with hit wonderful defrntive play on the wing� . With another year under McCugin and barring injuriet which kept him on the bench for a greater part of ihit tearon. Mizell •hould br a valuable attel to Senator Dan in the coming camp.-i n. Doc Kuiin. Quarter I hit it the brilliant young hero of the long- to-be-temeanbcicd Alabama melee down in the home of the Biimingham Baront latl fall. Doc entered the game when 1-atham wat injured and immediately «tailed to thine out above both team . 1 he Alabama veterant were literally tlanding on their eart attempt- ing to � lop the brilliant tpnnl� of the diminu- tive Vandy quarter. Bunt of 75 yard , along with teveral other� ranging from 5 to 30. came near cauting the diwvnfall of the highly touted Alabama eleven. Do tpeed ’em up. � id-� tep� . and fight� till he it .aliened tight under the oppoiing tack'er. II- ttandi go «I for a regular berth on next year'� eleven with a look-in for an all- Southern role in year� to come. Tom Ryan. Taclfle I he above elongated physique i the per- •onal properly of “Fiethman ' Ryan, who h.-.ilt (ro-n the I.one Stai Slate of late but who fo rncrly displayed hr. ware� at tackle on the 1917 I lu:ne-l‘ogg eleven of ihit town In hit hril teaton at .� C ommodore he thewed real football ability and intlinct, and although he weighed le� t than I O be held hit own with rune of the biggetl guy� in the tackle butineit in Dixie. I'om wat alwayt aggressive. on the alert and full of fight. On live defence he wat a ram at breaking through and tpilling p!«y� in their mcipicnc.v. At he it only a frethman. more will lie heard of him in the future at a Commodore linrtman. 21 1921 COMMODO RiFL Oklahoma” Rayburn. Guard Ihi� big Commodore linesman drifted into camp with considerable experience out in the panhandle at a fullback hut wat thiflrd to guard to add weight and ®Stgresiivcncji to the forward� . In hit new turroundingt the pow- erful Oklahominn develojscd rapidly into a first clatt linesman. w.tli grest promite for the ’21 campaign. Rayburn doted the teaton with the final 'ouchdown against the Sewanee Figet� . Entering the game in the doting min- ute� of play, the b-g guard intercepted a I iger pat� and plowed 35 yardt through the Purple line-up for th- final counter. I lit powerful 190 pound� and year'� experience under Me- Gugin should make the Oklahoma giant an AI forward for the remaining three yean’ play in a McGugin outfit. Gus Morrow. End Thii it the tupplc-mutcled stalwart who. like Ray Morrison of old. turns flips in the air whenever victory comet Vandy't way. Al- though he never pl. ved football before coming to college, this natural athlete, in two teaton� . hat picked up quite a bit of intide dope about the gridiron art. Last fall on several occa- tioni he pul out tome stellar blocking and tack- ling as a flankman. at tirnci displaying form almost equal Io Its performance at basketball and on the track. I le it cap'ain of the pres- ent Commodore quintet, and while hit foot- balling at yet cannot compare with hit air- tight guarding on the court he made McGugin a dependable man. C'hickenfoot” is the type that seasons fail, and should he return next fall he will give tome one a good scrap for regular outpost duty. Horace Hill. Center For three years ’’I I. G.. Jr.” hat been wear- ing the Gold and Black on the gridiron, and during that line hat rendered Col. Dan valu- able service at a pivot man. Especially in 1918 did he pul up a filthy brand after Big Jim Early left for camp. Again in 1919 he and Early alternated at the job. and the past teaton he worked well in several garnet. I lit patsing it steady and accurate, and on the defense he shows accurate judgment. I lorace tipi the beam at 180. with plenty of height for center duties. Under Coach McGugin s tutor- ing he hat developed into an experienced vet- eran and will lie on hand again next fall when the initial call for football candidates it ittued. I till it another who it classified at “local talent.” 1921 COMMODOR-B 1921 Baseball 19121 Schedule March 19..............................................Nashville Volt March 25..............................................Nashville VoU March 31.............................................Indiana University April I.............................................. Boston Red Sox April 2............................................Indiana University April 6....................................Si. Paul American Auocialion April II ......................Miss ssippi A. fc M. April 12.......................................Mississippi A. M. April 13.................................University of Mississippi April 10.................................University of Mississippi April 18.................................University of Tennessee April 19.................................University of Tennessee April 20................ ................UniverMly of Tennessee April 22.........................................................Mercer April 23.........................................................Mercer April 27..........................................University of Georgia April 28..........................................University of Ceorgia April 29 ... University of Tennessee at Knoxville April 30 .... University of Tennessee al Knoxville May 2 . . . ......................Virginia at Charlottsville May 3...........................................Kentucky Stsle at Lexington May 4...........................................Kentucky Slate at Lexington May 5.........................................................Howard May 6.........................................................Howard May 13........................................................Centre May 14........................................................Centre May 10.................................................Kentucky State May I ..................................................Kenuckv Stale May 19..................................................Camp I3enning May 20...............................................Memphis Amateurs May 27..........................................................Open June 6.....................................Centre at Danville. Kv. June 7...................................... . . Centre at Danville. Ky. June 8...................................Notre Dame at South Rend. Ind. June 9...................................Notre Dame at Souh Rend. Ind. Jun 10..........................................................Open Jute II................................... ... Piince'on al Princeton. N. J. Junr I .Washington and l.ee at l xington. Va. June 14 Washington and Lee at Lexington. Va. 'age one uriiJrc.f mi 21 COMMODORE, 1921 THE 1921 BASEBALL TEAM ;ic huridrcJ tevcn 1921 COMMODORE, 1921 Baseball Review, 1920 With Byrd Douglas. former All-American Mar from Princeton on the coaching end. baseball at Vanderbilt started an upward climb which promises to place her with the elite within the next year or two. For many seasons past the athletic officials have failed to recognize the impor- tance of baseball in Vanderbilt and as a result the Com- modores arc not ranked as championship contenders in the S. I. A. A. as far as the other big Southern colleges arc concerned. Coach Douglas started the in.titu ion of a new coach- ing system which resulted in an even break of games played for the season with eleven won and as many lost. The greatest set-backs of the season came in the early season with the Mississippi teams, while Douglas was getting the team under way and experimenting with a few doubtful berths in the team roster. I he Nashville Vols opened the season with a win but were whitewashed with a 3 to 0 count with one scratch hit off Pervie Swann in the second game. ( umbcrland fur- nished good batting practice for a I 3 to I win before the real opening with Michigan cn April 12. A fusilade of hits and homers off Ruzicka, leading Conference twirlcr in ‘19. won the game for the C ommodorcs in the opening round 6 to 3. I he Michiganders retrenched the second game with a 7 to I count. Miss. A. M. and University of Mississippi took four games in a row by taking advantage of the Vandy misplays and rather streaky hitting. On the Georgia lr:p Latham dropped hard games to Mercer and Georgia l ech, while avet dropped one to Tech on a homer in the ninth with one man on bare for the 3 to 4 count. John Neely beat the rtrong University of Georgia outfit through airtight pitching and heavy hitting by 1'homas and Hendrick. Stumb dropped the second contest to the Georgians chiefly through his inabil- ity to locate the plate in the early innings. Fcr the remainder of the season the team picked up in good shape and finished with a good portion of victories, getting .:n even split with I loward College and University of I enncsjce, walloping ( entre two games, and winning a twin bill from S. P. U. at Clarksville. Bcrryhill. Hendrick. Brown, and Thomas lead the team on the offense with averages of around .300 for the season. John Neely led the pitchers in number of wins scored, with Swayne Latham ranking second on account of tough luck in several games lost through fielding bobbles behind him. C avet. Stumb. and Swann each turned in wins, the latter reporting to the Nashville Southern Leaguers soon after the opening of the season. Line-up and Batting Order McDonald...........................................Right Field LuilN .........................Second Bare BlRRVHII I ANt WOODROOI............................. Third Barr I Iknorick...........................................Center Field P OWN.................................................l.eft Field N,:l1..................................................Shortrtojr Thomas................................................First B� � - rT � «....................................................Calhcher Stumb.....................................................Pilcher ' ‘TIMM...................................................Pitcher Nm.LV.....................................................Pitcher CAVtT.....................................................piicher Swann.....................................................P.tcher Hawkins...................................................Catcher ‘• TtN..................................................Outfield I’aft one hundred ci ghl 1 COMMODORE 1921 Season's Record Mar. 27 At Nashville. Vanderbilt . 3: Nashville Vo!� . . . 12 Apr. Nashville, Vanderbilt . 3: Nashville Vol� . . . 0 Apr. 4—Al Najhville, Vanderbilt . 13; Cumberland . . . . 1 Apr. 12 At Nashville. Vanderbilt . 6; Michigan .... . 3 Apr. 13—Ai Nashville. Vanderbilt . 1 ; Michigan .... . 7 Apr. 14—Ai Nashville. Vanderbilt . 1: Mis . College . . . 8 Apr. 15—Ai Nashville. Vanderbilt . 3: Miss. College . . . 4 Apr. 28 Ai Nashville. Vanderbilt . 3: Miss. A. M. . . ( Apr. 29—At Nashville. Vanderbilt . 2; Mi� � . A. M. . . 4 May 1—Al Nashville. Vanderbilt . 5: Cumberland . . . 4 May 4—Ai Macon. Vanderbilt . . 0: Mercer . 3 May 5—Al Allien . Vanderbilt . . 4; Georgia 2 May 6—At Athens. Vanderbilt . . 2; Georgia 4 May 7—Al Atlanta. Vanderbilt 4; Georgia Tech . . 5 May 8—At Atlanta. Vanderbilt 2: Georgia Tech . . . 4 May 14 At Nashville. Vanderbilt . 1 : 1 toward College 4 May 15—Al Nashiille. Vanderbilt . 6; Howard Colleg- 4 M y 19 Ai Nashville. Vanderbilt . 4: Univ. of Tenn. . . 2 May 20—Al Nashville. Vanderbilt . 4; Lniv. of 1 enn. . . 5 May 21—Al Nashville, Vanderbilt . 11 : Centre College . . 2 May 22 Al Nashville. Vanderbilt 3: Centre College . . 2 May 27 -Al Clarksville. Vanderbilt 6; S. P. U 0 May 27—Al Clarksville. Vanderbilt 6: S. P. U 3 1921 Prospectus Willi the greatest schedule ever undertaken by a South- ern college. Coach Douglas faces the task of developing an A-1 pitching staff to work with his veteran team in order for a look in at the S. I. A. A. title. On the infield Capt. Thomas looks good for first: Wilson, former Alabama star, at second, and Doc” Kuhn in the shortfield. 1 obe Woodroof has rounded into a phenomenal fielder and a steady hitler for an inside track for third basing duties. In the outfield Son Brown will return to left with lot McCullough. Jess Neely, and Joe Smith playing the other fields. Shorty Brown early hurt the hopes of the team for a title by ruling Stumb and Sherrod, the two hurling aces, ineligible on account of last year’s scholastic work. Embry, the freshman twirler, along with loin Ryan, and Boots Richardson, will thus get the burden of the work against the S. I. A. A. contenders. The trip to Princeton after Commencement will feature the year’s work. Both Stumb and Sherrod will be eligible for the big trip with games at Notre Dame. Princeton, and Washington and I .cc. As to receivers. Coach Douglas is specially well fortified with cx-Capt. Tyner. I lawkins. Hightower, and Hatcher all ex- perienced catchers. IwnJreJ nine 1921 OO MMODOR.E 1921 TUE 1920 TRACK TEAM Page one hundred len 1 COMMODORE 1921 Track, 1920 $ soon as Father Time disposed of February’s extra day and ushered in March Coach Anderson got busy. Capt. Nance and Manager Knight gathered a big bunch of fifty or more, and Coach Bill proceeded to give them plentv of exercise. The veterans in the bunch were Nance. Runyan. Maily. McVcy and “Spud Weaver: Conyers, and Morrow, stars of former seasons, being unable to get out. An encour, ging number of ex-prep, track men of merit also reported to increase Vandy's chances on the cinders. I lie first meet was with Kentucky Stale a Lexington. April 17. on a muddy field. 1 he bluegrass ath- letes carried olf eight firsts out of fourteen, and romped home with the fat end cf a 62p2 lo d6Yl score. In the low hurdles both Clare of Kentucky and Capt. Nance of Vandy undershot the 8. I. A. A. record. I he Cold and Black relay quartet as usual came in under blankets with a half-lap lead. Back home a week later, April 23. the Commodore athletes defeated University of Georgia. 59 to 34. All the events were closely contested except the relay and mile. Gentry and Howell leading by half a lap in the latter event, which was done in fast time. I he Georgia hu kic took off a majority of the field events, but Vandy led in the others, except the 100 yards and high hurdles. Ihe next dual meet with the Auburn cinder path cracks also went to the Commodores’ credit. 63 to 30. 1 his meet was replete with thrills, however, and most of the events were more closely contested than the score would indicate. I he wearer of the Gold and Black cleaned up on the track and divided honors in the field. In the quarter and ha!f-m:ie races Hendrick and “Freshman Williams nosed out their opponents by inches in gruelling finishes. Nance and Runyon lock the hurdles and dashes. Howell the mile. F.arlv the discus ar.d Buster Branham the pole vault; thus leaving Au- burn only three firsts—the 220 yards, broad jump and shot put. l he Bcc-Vcc-Dee boys from U. f. were the next victims, ('apt. Nance end his cohorts annihilating the youths from I lie Hill by a score of 931 � to 281 a. I cnnessee won only two first places and two seconds, but were able to swell thc-.r total by counting third places in all events. Coach Anderson’s charges had a walk away in all the track events and were outclassed only in the high jump and discus. Capt. Nance ran wild and was high individual scorer with twenty points to his credit. Coach Anderson took only eight men to the classic S. I. A. A. meet at Atlanta, seeing no chance lo win the meet be- cause of no strong entries for the field events. Very little effort was made to amass points except in the track events, as the foxy Commodocre mogul was lavin for” the relay. He got it. too. his lightnting-fast qurrtet. Runyon. Hendrick. F.arlv and Nance speeding that rvle in three ni nutes and twenty-five seconds flat, thus clipping off over a second from the old record as well as leading the field afar. The coveted V was awarded the following: Captain Keiser Nance, jumps, dashes, hurdles, and relay: I hirsty Runyan. da hcs. jumps and relay; Big lim Early, quarter, discus and relay: Gink Hendrick, quarter, weights and relay: Iron-man Gentry, mile: Howell, mile: Freshman Williams, half mile: Buster Brnham, pole vault: John Allen Weaver, pole vault and half mile: Bill Puryear. hurdles: Josh Cody, we’gbts; and Frark Goar, quarter, jumps, javelin. ’ I hirsty Runyan beat “Gink Hendrick by one vote for captain-elect for ’21. R. I.. A. hurulrci eleYtn 1921 1921 Relay Team Sets S. I. A. A. Record A new Southern relay record of 3:23 wtt � cl by the Vandy crack relay team in lire S. I. A. A. meet held in Atlanta. Running in order. Runy.in. I ally. Hendrick and Nance, stepped four quarters for an average of 31 seconds flat, or one second fatter than winning time in quarter mile etent in S. I. A. A. Hendrik was caught at :3I flat, with Nance doing 30 flat in final lap. I he� - four crack� rank with any team in America for the '20 tear on. having beaten any F.astern time made during the season. For the ; a� l decade Coach Bill Anderson has been famed through- out the South at a producer of great relay teams, having set records time after lime only to break them agam. I b- phenomenal Jenkins and cohorti outstepped a Vandy team for a record of 3:26 1-3 sev- eral years ago. but olherwne Anderson has ruled near supreme. Having little chance l.. win the S. I. A. A. on account of lack of held entries. Coach Andersen held out the full relay team for that r.rnt only. I.ilher of the four runners could have won or placed in various events, but held up for a new record. The Bla k anti Gold clad runners crcatrd a sensation when they appeared on Grant Field for the first lime in the meet. Runyan was otf with the gun for a good lead. Gink Hendrick tlep| ed a spectacu- lar 440 in :3I second� flat, with Big Jim I.arly doing the third round. C apt. Nance ran the most spectacular sprint of the meet with the 6n.il lap far in the lead of all opponenti and with watchci getting :30 Cal for the lap. Against Auburn. Kentucky. Georgia, and Tenneisec, the rame spec- 'aiul.tr relay outfit had shown their hcelt for a half lap in esch event, with the great records in closing, the team will ever rank with the greatest of them all. 21 COMMODORE, 1921 Commodore Commodore Commodore Commodore Commodore Commodore Commodore Commodore Commodore Commodore Commodore Commodore Commodore Commodore Commodore Commodore Commodore Commodore Commodore Commodore Commodore Basketball Record, Season 1920-1921 14; Middle Tennessee Normal..............................9 7; Michigan...........................................-1 13: Memphis Y. M. C. A..................................37 17: Birmingham Athletic Club............................23 19; Birmingham Athletic Club............................27 40: Southwestern Presbyterian University .... 27 6; Marquette College....................................29 27; Chattanooga Y. M. C. A...........................20 12; Memphis Y. M. C. A..................................26 7: Auburn...............................................27 17; University of Georgia...............................33 21; Macon Y. M. C. A....................................30 13; Mercer............................................21 32; Tulane University...................................13 17; Rambler ............................................12 20: Mercer...............................................9 13; Centre College of Kentucky..........................44 10; Kentucky Slate......................................33 16; Louisville Y. M. C. A.............................II 9; Chicago Y.M.CA.......................................13 11 : Rambler ............................................9 one hundred thirteen 1921 MMODOR.EL 1921 1920-1921 liASKL THAI I TKAM I’ote one hundred fourteen 21 C O IMMODOR-E Basketball Season, 1S20-1921 ATHLRING increasing momentum with the progress of the season, the Vandy basketeers took the city title m straight games, thus offsetting in a measure an otherwise disastrous campaign. With the opening of the season. Tommy Zerfoss faced the task of building an entirely new outfit to succeed the 1920 Southern Cham- pions. Only Gus Morrow remained of the great team—Josh Cody. Roland Norton. Alf Adams and Graves all having served their time and departed. Jule I homas and Sir Richard Cleaves had served time on former Vandy fives and with Cap!. Morrow formed the nucleus of the new cutlit. Zerfoss had a wealth of prep stars for work, but with a gigantic task of elimination and moulding out a finished basket squad for the strong Southern teams to be met. The usual Christmas trip proved disastrous to the green, inexperienced and untried Freshman outfit. I lie Memphis ‘ V’ swamped the Commodores in the opener, and the Birmingham Athletic Club duplicated the trick on the two successive nights. Back home again for New 't ear’s, the powerful Michigan live stepped olT with a 2 I to 7 victory. I he big S. I. A. A. games came at this early period while Coach 1 ommy Zerfoss was experimenting with Godchaux. Kuhn, Bell. Miller, Shryg- lev. Foster, and Thomas to get the best scoring combination on the forwards. Julian Thomas uncovered a flashy brand of work at center, and Freshman Ryan was improving by leaps and bounds in the hole guard position. Veteran fives from Marquette. Memphis ’ Y. Auburn. Georgia, Mercer, and Macon . swamped the young Commodore five at this early stag. of their development. But soon after this Vandy five, composed largely of freshmen, began to find itself and staged one of the gamest rallies ever accomplished by a Commodore quintet, defeating 1 ulane by a 32 to 13 score, and following that i h a surprising reversal of form they took the confident Ramblers’ measure 17 to 12 in a hotly contested till. In the next fray they continued their winning streak and secured sweet revenge on Josh’s Mercer goal- cagcrs by a score of 20 to 9. I'hc next trip was up into Kentucky, where, after a long, wearisome trip, they dropped two games to Centre and Ken- tucky State: but by the time they get b:ck to Louisville they revived again and drubbed the Louisville ”'i ” 16 to M. Back home again to close the season, the Commodores took on the fart, powerful quintet of the C h ice go ”'l . and in a torrid fray characterized by wonderful defensive play trailed the Yankee cagers but a single goal at the final whistle. I he season was closed with a game similar in stvle to that of the Chicago fracas, except it was the Ramblers this time who trailed the Commodores by a single goal, l ighting desperately the frenzied Ramblers tried to come back ard pull the city crown out of the fire, but such a stubborn d-fensc did Ryan, ace” in the hole, and ('apt. Gus Morrow, running guard, put up that the crack Rambler forwards were blanketed at all points. Meanwhile little Bell led the attack that spelled the local YV doom. Vs Morrow. Captain................................CuarJ Cleaves. Manager................................CuarJ Ryan...........................................CuarJ Cowan..........................................CuarJ Gcochaux ............... Awarded Thomas...........................................Confer Beli..........................................ForttarJ Miller.........................................ForvarJ SlIRYCLEY.......................................For tear J ......................FornarJ 1921 one hunjrcj fifteen 1921 COMMODORE, 1921 Inter-Fraternity Basketball. 1921 Sigma Cm. Cup Winners Ihe Siam� Chi team won the titlr of the Inter-Frat League with clean cul victori over (our of th- fatten Iram in ihr organization, Ivlina oul the A. T. O. aggregation in the final� with a 12 to 16 margin. Soo and Butch Blown, along wilh “Jake)- Peck. Pinkev ade and Mall igginton were all ilan individually and collectively throughout the tojrnamrnt. which wai the faitett. harden fought, and moil enthuiiav tic lourney � ince the organi- zation of the league. 1 he Bela� . '19 chain)� � and '20 runncr� -u| . drew ihe Sigma Chi� for the fir� t game with a hard fought 2-1 lo 18 victory for the laller in the latl few tecondt of play. Again� ! ihe Kappa Sig- ma� a week later Brown Brother and Wade com- pletely iwamped the lighter team for a 36 lo 7 count. Ihe Della Tau Della� entered the tcmi-finalt with the Sigma Chi outfit d«| ed to have the be� t offenvive aggregation in the league with overwhelming victorie over leam� earlier in the running. Peck and Wiggin- ton upiel the dojie in large quantitie by completely de- moralizing the Della attack .-long with the auitlance of Wade end Brown Brother for a 29 lo II win. Matt Wigginton war the � hining • 'at of the conletl with hi� wonderful o| en field «hooting and air-tight guarding. Referee I mma I merton characterized the final A. I. O.-Sigma Chi conteit at the !a«te� l, keenetl fought, and yet the cleanett and l� e� t tpinled game that he had ever witne� � ed. The wonderful work of Peck in the hole with the i.raie line-up of Wade. Wigginton and the Brown finally conquered the fa� t z . T. O. aggrega- tion in the la� t half of play for the 32 to 16 victory. The Sigma Chi outfit were the firit 'o break through the A. 1. O. defente and alio effectively slop the great goal (hooting of V'il� on. I he entire Sigma Chi learn played n great � tyle and tlveir all-aiound play equaled anything uncovered on a lo- cal floor over |uite a num- ber of conte t . Wade and Son” Brown were the out- tlanding offeniive ttar with 12 of the goal� to their credit. I lie entire louiney wat hard fought and attracted ihe attention and cnthuiiaim of the entire ntudent body a in no year� previou� . The Sigma Chi team led to the wire the lw� t field yet en- tered in the league with in- dividual and collective 'landing near a par with the vanity «quad. Page one hun,lreJ sixteen 21 COMMODORE 1921 Inter-Fraternity Baseball, 1920 A. T. O.’s Win Title ITU Riley and Blanks pitching air-tight ball and Frank Goar doing the Babe Ruth against the oppos- ing twirlers. the A. T. O. team won the championship title of the Inter-Frat League with three straight wins over the Phi Kappa Sigmas. S. A. F... and Phi Delta I betas in order. In the finals “Shots Rilev let the Phi Delta Thetas down with six scattered swats for a 4 to 3 verdict and the cup. Goar continued his fierce slugging in this game and with his spectacular fielding on first shared honors with Riley on the mound. In a slugging bee the Champs nosed out the Phi Kappa Sigmas in the opening game for a 9 to 7 start. I he K. A. team was eliminated in the opener and forfeited the second game to the A. I . O. outfit. Gear's two homers and two doubles featured the slugging feast staged at the expense of ( lifton and Owsley of the S. A. E. team in their I 3 to 2 defeat. Blanks. Conyers. Smith, end William , shared honors with Riley and Goar in the winning of the frat crown. LINE-UP Blanks..............................................................Captain and Second Ba� e Conyers..............................................................................Shomtop Goar.............................................................................Fir t Bi,M Smith ..........................................................................Cfn,fr Field Woodruff.........................................................................Third Bare Kirkpairick......................................................................be ft Field Bailey...............................................................................Ca,chfr Williams.........................................................................Ri h' F,eId Thompson.............................................................................. ‘eld Riley................................................................................pi,ch r one huiulrej seventeen 1921 COMMODORE, 1921 Page one hunJreJ eighteen 1 1921 COMMODORE, e hundred l cnly-cne 1921 COM M 1921 Phi Delta Theta Founded at Miami University, Oxford. Ohio. December 26. 1848 Incorporated under die law� of the Slate of Ohio. March 12. 1881 Colon: Azure and Argent Flo� er: White Carnation Tennessee Alpha Chapter F� lahli� hed 1876 Fratres in Facultate Allen R. Carter.............................................................................................Member Board of Truti Morris Brandon.............................................................................Member Board of Truti William Sanders.....................................................................Member Board of Truti Robert h. Jackson......................................................Member Board of Truti James C. McRevnolds............................................Member Board of Truti Charles P. Williams.................................Member Board of Truti J. L. DaNTZLLK.............................Member Board of Truti John Daniel. M.A.. LL.D.............Profeuor of Phytic� S. S. ( ROrKETT. M.D. . . Profeuor in Sebool of Medieine W. H. Witt. M.A.. M.D. . Profeuor in Sthool of Medieine Richard A. Barr. M.A.. M.D.Pro ewor in School of Medieine Marrincton A. Marr. M.D...........................Imlrutlor in Sthool al l.a� J. Owsley Manter, M.D.........................Profeuor in Sthool of Medieine Fitzgerald Hall. B.S.. L1..B...............................Intltuelor in Sthool of Late A W. Harris. M.D. ................................................Profeuor in Sthool of Medieine M. B. Davis. M.D..........................................................Profeuor in Sthool of Medieine Walter M. Morgan. D.DS.................................................................Profeuor in Sthool of Denlitliy l-ARK.N Smith. M.D.................................................................................Pro e«or m Sthool of Medieine l‘atc one hundred Iteenlv-lteo 21 commodore: 1921 ne hunJreJ la-enly-lhree 1921 OO MMODOREL 1921 l igc one hunJfeJ laenlv-fou 1 COMMODOR.B 1921 Phi Delta I hcta TENNESSEE ALPHA CHAPTER Continued Roht. A. Wlavcr. B.A. . Tupelo. Mi � . Russell Campbell. B.A. . Nashville. Tenn. John B. Ki eble. Jr.. B.A.. Nashville. Tenn. Bennett Sanders. B.E. . . . M ami. Fla. ROM. K. McNeilly. B.A. Nashville, Tenn. A. M. DaNTZLER. B.A. . New Oilcan� . La. Jesse F.. Wills. B.A. . . Nashville, Tenn. O. Ali en Fate. B.A. . . . Ashland. Ky. ClIAS. WzRTERFIELD. B.A.. Nashville. Tenn. Robt. Orr.. III. B.A. . . Nashville, Tenn. Wadi. Sperry. B.A. . . Naihville. Tenn; John A. Weaver. B.A. . . Tupelo. Mi � . Clarence Street. B.A. . . . Cadi . Ky. J. M. Thomas. Jr . B.A. . . Tupelo. Mi� � . Chas. Barham. B.A. . . Nashville. Tenn. Files Cri nmcaw. Jn.. B. A. . Montgomery Jack Crenshaw. B.A. . Montgomery. Ala. Gordon Crevei inc. B.E. . Nashville. Tenn. Fratres in Universitate Class oi 1921 A. T. Adams. B.S.. LL.B.. Nashville. Tenn. Richard I.. Matthews Nashville. Tenn. Edw. L. Lewis, Jr.. M.A.. Greenville. Mi� � . Andrew J. White, B.A. . Jackion. Tenn. Class of 1922 Ward Di Witt. B.A. . Naihville. Tenn. Thomas Woodruff. B.A.. Mooresville. Ala. T. B. Zlrio.-s. B.S.. M.D. Ashland. Ky. Robt. II. Knight. B.S. Nashville. Tenn. Class of 1923 Foster Kennedy. B.E. . . Columbus. Mbs. Donald Cheveung. B.F.. Naihville. lenn. Marvin Beard, B.A. . . Ilardensburg. Ky. Brownlee Cirri. B.A. Nashville, Tenn. Wm. Vaughn. B.A. . . Nashville. Tenn. Class of 1924 Wright Frost. B.A. . . . Athens. Ala. F. GodchaEUX. Jr. B.F.. New Orleans. La. Sidney Ki.i ih.e. B.A. . . Nashville. Tenn. Joe C. I-ANDIS. D.D.S.. Murfreesboro, lenn. Marion G. Smith. LL.B. Nashville. Tenn. 11. McDonald. Jr.. B.S.. Naihville. lenn. L. F. I lOUSER. B.A.. Broken Arrow. Okla. L. B. Feacin. B.A.............Aihem. Ala. Minos L. Fi etc her. B.A.. Naihville. Tenn. Jas. M. Waller. B.A. . Nashville, lenn. Geo. Elliott Adams. B.A.. Naihville. Fcnn. Chas M. LaFoi.ILTTE. B.A. Evansville, lnd. Robt. Waller. B.A. . . Nashville, lenn. Jos. M. Cl ’RK. B.A.. LL.B.. Shannon. Mil� . Clifford C. Woods. M.D. . Ashland. Ky. Francis J. Craig. B.A. . . W averly. I enn. Iam.vr Ross. LL.B. . . . Grenada. Mi� � . R. P. Creson. LL.B. . . Memphis. Tenn. John McClelland. BA. Nashville, lenn. F.DCaR Sperry. B.A. . . Nashville, lenn. Chas. Woodruff. B.A. . Atheni. Ala. Walton Woodruff. B.A. . Atheni. Ala. hunjral lnvnl_V- ive 1921 COMMODORE, 1921 Phi Delta 1 beta TENNESSEE ALPHA CHAPTER -CentincJ Fratres in Urbe David P. Adams ... . T8 Paul DeWitt..............'05 Albert Parrish.......'12 J. II. Nor.i..............'03 Howell E. Adams . . . . i6 Bruce Douglas.........'13 Stuart C. Pilcher .... '00 John Kirkman.............'09 Morton B. Adams .... '10 Lee Douglas..............'08 V. B. C. Pii.ciiir . . . '01 R. S. Henry..............'10 H. C. Alexander .... '95 Norman Farrell. Jr. . . . '95 E. A. Price, Ala. B. . . . '80 E. T. Noel...............'10 R. A. Armistead. T nn. B. . '85 A. M. Hagan.............. 98 W. D. Rose............'04 R. C. Webster..............II R. A. Barr.................. 92 Fitzciraid Hall . 'II I.arkin Smith. Tcnn. B. . '8) .Meredith Caldwell . . . '14 S. D. Baxter................'00 A. W. Harris . . . '00 E. B. Stevenson...............'14 William II. Evan� . . . .14 J. T. Benson...................79 E. O. Harris.............'95 Wai ter Stokes...............'86 Walter M. Morgan . . . '14 J. C. Bradford . .... '13 W. F. Harris.............'83 G. J. Stubblefield .... '87 L. F. Sperry..............14 J. P. W. Brown . .... 96 Douglas Henry . 'II Alonzo Ti nison . . 78 Eldon B. Stevenson . . '14 ( . N' .Bryan..................CO F. W. Hogan...............II G. F. Tenison................'13 Byrd Doucias.............'15 J. W. Bryan..................04 Alfred K. Howeli . . . '82 John Thompson. Jr. . . '03 George P. Winton . . . 15 Edward Buford. Jr. . .'13 J. T. Howr.u.....................'03 T. Leich Thompson . . . '86 Miller Mamer..................'17 D. F. C. Buntin. Twin. B. . '91 M. B. Howell . . 07 Currel Vance.........'16 Henry K. Buckner . . . 78 W. A. Buntin. T -nn. B. '95 R. B. C. Howell . '99 Harry S. Vaughn . '94 W. C. Colley.............'18 C. W. Caldwell . . . - '02 11 E. Jackson. Jr '90 J 1.. Watkins . '82 M. B. Dams...............'18 Rogers Caldwell . . . . 72 R. F. Jackson. Sr.'81 W. C. Weaver.................'06 Ira P. Jones.............'13 I It. Campbell................'80 T. C. Keeling............'07 James Webster................76 William Waller .... '18 K. W. Cooper.........04 J. W. N. Lee......03 J. it. West..................'80 J. M. Avent..............'19 W. P. Cooper.........OS S. E. Ijnton. V� . Alpha '98 John A. Wilson .... '02 It. F. Jackson. Jr.........'20 E. B. Craig. Jr.............'09 W. I. Love. Twin. B. . . 'II W. H. Witt...................'87 McTyeiri; Tigert . . . . '19 Edwin Craig...............75 Hill McAllister . . . . '97 Douglas M. Wright . . 04 L B. Howard................ J. C. 'reveling. Jr.. Mo. Gamma Percy D Madden . ... '81 W. H. Goodpamure . . . '81 M. M. Campbell . . . 78 J. V. Crockett................-96 J. O. Manier . . 07 W. It Manier...................'81 Thomas Wrenn ... . 21 d tCrKtn.......................85 W R MaNI£ ' Jk J w Sewell....................-90 Fosttr Hume. Jr. IVnn B. . '22 It W Dake......................03 Harrington Marr . . . . '96 F. J. Fuller..................-97 John Witherspon. Jr . Ten. B. John Daniel. Ala. Alpha . 84 M. H. Meeks. Jr..........'15 J. | Williams. Jr..........'00 Wm. Hogan. Tcnn B. . . . '21 J. 11. DeWitt.................-94 W. 11. Morgan............'06 F. C. Gordon.................'04 Smith Tenison. Tam. B. . '23 O. F. Noel................'09 H. I.. Alien................'03 Page one hunJicJ J� r ily-M x hundred lwenl;j-seven 1921 1921 r=� . O OMMODOR.E, I’agt one hundred twenty-cithi COMMODORE, 1921 :i Colon: Scarlet, Emerald Green and While Alumni Chapter . -46 L. C. Glenn. Ph D. . . O. H. Wilson. M.D. . W. P. Orr............. Henry Litterer. M.D. no. Ransom. B.A.. M.A. B. O. Vanhook . . . John Fisher. B.E. . . . Nashville. Tenn. J H. Bailey. M.D..............Danville. Va. W. C. I Iaccard. LL.B. . . Dayton. Tenn. E. B. Toler. EE.B. . . Columbia. Tenn. J. B. Wilkinson. B.A. . Nashville, Tenn. J. G, Church. M.D. . . Corsicana, Texas R. D. Cleaves. EE.B. . . Nsshv.lle. Tenn. E. D. Hightower. B.A. . Nashville. Tenn. E. Bostleman. M.D. . . N.sshille, Tenn. Guy P. Sanderson, M.D. . Louisville. Ky. R S. Duke. M.D..............Albany. N. Y. J. E. Cummics....................Arkansas Kappa Sigma Founded al University of Virginia. 1869 Kappa Chapter Established al Vanderbilt. 1877 Fratres in Facultate Postgraduate Fratres in Universitate B. O. Van I Iook............Biloxi. Mis� . Class of 1921 Allen Huciies. LL.B. . . Mrmphi� . Tenn. A E. McDonald. EE.B. . Elmwood, Term. Class ok 1922 R. 11. F.lrod. M.D. . . . Naihville. Tenn. BuisT 1.ITIERER. M.D. . Naihville. Tern. W. T. Cowscon. Jr.. I.E.B.. Br'. n. Mi� . J. II. Gold. l.EB. . . Gordonsvillc. Tenn. W. R. Corley. B.A. . . Clarksdale. Mi� . Class ci 1925 W. A. Tiiomison. M D. . . Dayton, Tenn. J. R. Bradley. B.A. . . . Paducah. Kv. Arthur Howell, B.A. . . I lariiellc. Ain. I I. I I. Taylor. B.S. . . Livingston. Tenn. Class ok 1924 W. O. Atkinson .... Louisville. Ky. Warner Hooper . . Murfreesboro. Tenn. Flower: Lily-of-lhe-Valley Active Chapter . 85 . . . . Ft oft nor of Geology Pro ft ner of Discenti of Children . . Professor of Mathematics . . Instructor iri Bacteriology . . . . Professor of English . . Ptofessor of Mathematics Mims Tyner. B.S. . . . Nashville. Tenn. W. A. Walker. LL.B. . . . Monroe. La. S. G. Smith. LL.B. . . . Dallas. Texas. D. M. Gordon. LL.B. . Nashville. Tenn. J. i I. Elrod. B.S. . . Murfreesboro. Tenn. P. L. Denton. LL.B. . . . Mark . Miss. J. P. Lawrence. LL.B. . Nashville. Tenn. George L. Martin. B.A. . I iarlsville. Tenn. J. L. Carothers. B.A. . . De Moines. Ia. Wm. W. Hooper. B.A. Murfreesboro. Tenn. P. N. McQuiddy. B A . Nashville. Tenn. Tommy Ryan. B.A. . Nashville, lent.. hundred twenty-nine 1921 OO MMODOR.B 1921 Kappa Sigma KAPPA CHAP TER Continued Sorores in Urbe P. O'Connor M. E. Estes J. M. YVilkerson. William Richardson L. C. Glenn H. Talliaeerro J. R. Wilson II. 1’. Gaut J. T. Kercheval YV. S. Armistead J- V. Blake Jones Etuorr J. U. Barksdale S. 1� . Bailey YY'iiiiam Miller YY'. S Bearden, Jr. YV. B. Payne R. S. Thompson A. B. Benedict R. E. Blake M. P. O Connor H. B. Buckner 1 loWARD 1 looPLR YV. F. Calhoun YY inu red Gilbert C. II. 1 RANKIIN J- E. Hollins E. T. Hoi i.ins YV. E. Stecer 1Iarry Murrey H. G. Tucker YV. B. F.ngi am K. N. Throop T. N. Hightower YV. L. Throop O. II. Wilson T. M. DeMoss R A. Baiiey G. II. Mack Albert Roberts W. O. I I ANRI� YV. P. Fisher I- E. Crouch W. H. Alien Lee Brock W. E. Beard JOEL I.EILYETT T. N. T. j. V. YV. F. M. Tik� . I� . A. Ivey Tyne Bi AKE Blair Lyle Kelly J. YV. Mims YV. B. Sharp F.. I . Scales M. 11. Sharp J. Y‘. Elrod Ceorce Morris IIenrv Sharp C. T. Kirkpatrick Pa ft one humi re,I thirty 21 COMMODORE 1921 ne hunJfeJ liuly-one 1921 COMMODORE 1921 ■’tiff one hundred ihi ilf-lmo COMMODORE, 1921 21 Delta Tau Delta Founded al Bethany. WeM Virginia. 1839 Colon: Purple. While and Gold Flotrcr: Pansy Active Chapter� . 62 Alumni Chapter� . -41 Lambda Chapter Founded in 1881 Fratres in Universitate Class or Robert G. Ashley. M.D...................... Class or Lucien 1... Bailey. LL.B.............................Cleveland. Ohio John C. Floyd. I.L.B............. Class of Jof. D. Anderson. LL.B..................................Athen� . Ala. Donald A. Boom:. LL.B....................................Boone. Iowa A. C. I Ieilman. B.E.............................Chattanooga, Tenn. John O. Klim, LL.B...................................Cleveland. Ohio J. E. IIUCIIES. LL.B.....................................Selma. Ala. Pol Webster Maduox, I.L.B...........................Huntingdon. Tenn. Rout. A. M. Parker. B.A.. LL.B.................Fort Worth. Texa� Class of B. B. I Iai.liburton. B.A.. M.D..................Sco:i� l oro. Ala. Edgar McPlak. B.S.. M.D.................................Sparta. Tenn. I RANK H. La Ion. M l)................................Sjlli� AU. Okla. Frank R. Heller. D.D.S...............................Cleveland. Ohio William E. Stack. D.D.S.............................Birmingham. Ala. Harry J. Coons, D.D.S.............................I luniiville. Ala. 1921 ......................Beech Grove. Tenn. 1922 G. Donald Armistcad. B.A............................Oxford. Ohio . . . . Murfrce� ! oro. Tenn. 1923 J. Carl Pinkerton. B.A.. LL.B.....................Franklin. Tenn. Alfred Sharpe. LL.B..............................Na� hvil!e, Tenn. Robert I). Lcckridce. D.D.S........................Newbutn. Tenn. Burbank P. Woodson. A.B.. M.D.......................Temple, Texa� Ronald L. Voss. LL.B..............................Columina, Tenn. Jesse Neeley. LL.B..................................Smyrna. Tenn. Leonard W. Cheek. B.S.............................Sallisau. Okla. 1924 Claude R. McCullough. D.D.S...................Lawrenceburg, l'enn. M. F. McDaniels. B.A..........................Franklin. Tenn. Hugh Mixon. B.A.................................Marianna. Ark. I Iugh M. Foster. B.S............................ Gallatin, l'enn. Govan C. DavicSON. B.E.....................................Helena. Ark. ThaddEUS W. Becgs. B.A...........................Cleveland. Ohio i ic hundred thirty-three 1921 COMMODOR.E, 1921 Delta Tau Delta LAMBDA CHAP IER -CcnlinucJ Fratres in Urbe MORGAN E. Pr 'TON. lambda Jas C. CORDON. Lambda E. J. Hamilton. Lambda J. H. Anderson. Lambda G. N. Tillman. Theia W. A. Covington. Be'a lota Ft. A Wilson. Gamma Frank C. Allen. Lambda Enoch Brown. Lambda R. T. Fra IIR. Gamma Ela John C. Brown. Limbda Jas. B. Dr Bow. Ltmbda I HOs. D. Gold. 1 arnbda A. Goodman. Lambda B. F. DeBow. Lambda F. B. Evers. Lambda F. G. Fite, Lamlxl Paul 1 Iamilton, Gamma Kappa Buecr-j Wilson. Bria Theta W. T. Waters. Alpha W. G. Simmon , l ambda W K. McAllister. Then Cl ADI CrEMIAM. Lambda C. II. Davi . I.aralxl Jesse Overton. l.aml da Ijrov McGregor. Lamlida John T. Lellyett. l.amlxla Wai ki r Casey. Lambda W. A. Summers. Gamma Ela W. S. .M:Garvey. Theta T. 11. Epperson. Lambda A. C. McLean. Lambda Hark W. Evans, lambda Tom Lyons. Lamlxia I. A. Taylor. Pi Biri H- Denton. Lambda Vi. J. Anderson, Lamlxia Roscor. C. Evans, Lamlxia W. W. Lewis. Bet Then Carroll Jones, lamlxia W. L. NlCHOL. Bela Theta G. MaRR. Lambda W. D. Gale. Jr . Beta Theta I. L. Gordon. Lambda C. E. Joseph. I mlxli K E. TaYLCR. Bela Theta J. C. Bennett. Beta Theia Charles Nelson. Beta Theta Preston Vaughn. Lambda Pofc one hundred ihirly-four CV) hunJieJ ihirly-five 1921 1921 GEL COM MODOR.EL ’afo oiif hunJtcJ lhirly-nx 21 COMMODORE 1921 Sigma Alpha Epsilon F.stablishcd at University of Alabama, 1856 Colors: Royal Purple and Old Cold hloU'tf: Yioie� National Convention, Nashville, Tenn.. December 26-28. 1912 Tennessee Nu Chapter ' Established at Vanderbilt 1878. Rc-c� tabli hed 1881 Fratres in Universitate G. D. Moore. B.S Class or II. G. 1 Iill. Jr.. B.S. . . . Nashville. I enn. Robert B. Burns. B.S. . . Joncsboio. Ark. Tiiruston Runyon. B.S. . . Little Rock. Ark. S. F. Coleman. B.S. . . . Class or Nashville. Tenn. J. S. McDonnell. B.S. . . Okolona. Miss. J. Q. Owsley. B.A. . . . Swayne Latham. LL.B. . . J. S. Taylor. B.S Class or Blylhcville, Ark. S. A. 1 Iarlin. B.A. . . . J. A. Grave Class or Lake Charles. La. Alvin Bell Lillie Rock. Ark. Lee 1 Iunt Nashville. Tenn. Virc.il Owen Lillie Rock. Ark. E. B. Franklin Gallatin. Ienn. 1921 William A. Gakrott. B.S..........................Hopkinsville. Ky. F. C. Bailey. 1.1..B..............................Nashville. Tenn A. A. MacDiarmid. LL.B................................Saiiord. Ala. J. V. Stuart, B.S.....................................Beilin. Ala. 1922 R. C. CrumbaUCII. B.E.................................Memphis. Tenn. V. A. Stalling . D.D.S...............................Newport. Aik. G. R. Smith. D.D.S.................................Flkmont. Ala. Raymond Denny. B.S....................................Gallatin. Tenn. 1921 James A. Meador . B.A.......................Nashville. Tenn. R. B. Runyan. B.S.................................Claiksville. Tenn. 1924 Dowd Witherspoon..................................Nashville. Tenn. T. P. Fi.ynn......................................I lein.vndo. Miss Edward Barbee....................................Litile Rock. Ark. Henry Lauderdale...................................Hartsville. Ienn. J. Q. Owsley. M.D...................................Nashville. I enn inc hiimlreJ thirty-seven 1921 COMMODORE, 1921 Sigma Alpha Epsilon TENNESSEE NU—Continued Fratres in Facultate J. T. Altman. M.D..............................................................................Proftuor of Obstetric McPlIEETERs GLASGOW, B.A.. M.D..................................Ptofenor of Materia MeJica and Therapeutic A. S. Dabney. B.A.. M.D.........etui) tout Ptofenor of Medical Jurisprudence and Assistant in Medicine C. F. Anderson, M.D............................................Lecturer on Penercal Diseases Fratres in Urbe J. T. Altman. Tcnn. Mu .... . '82 V. R. Hopkins. I rnn. Nu . . Nl J. II. Thompson. Tcnn. Lambda . . . 75 D. 1’. Adams. Tcnn. Nu . sc W. A. Provine. Tmn. Lambda . . '89 ). C. Van Leer. Irnn. Nu . . -95 J. D. Anderson. Tcnn. Lambda . . '89 J R. Raines. I rnn. Nu . . . . . 9? O. M Wilson. Tmn. Lamlxi.i . '67 C. R. Atchison, Tcnn Nu . . . CO II. T. Milburn, Ky. Epsilon . . . '01 Vernon Tuppeh. Tmn Omega . . . '03 F. M. Hass. Tcnn. Nu . W. P. Bird; in. Irnn Nu . '75 I. Peiimis. Va. Omicron .... . '83 W. S. Booten. Ca. Epsilon . . . . '95 C. S. Briggs. I rnn. Nu . 75 Robert Vaughn. Tcnn. Nu . 75 C. F. Boyd. I'cno. Nu . '93 O. II. BCDICRD. Irnn. K.ippa . 90 E. E 1 Iendrix. Irnn. 1 ambda . . . 73 J. Vi. Biggs. I enn. 1 .Li ... . 02 Albert Briittr, Tmn. I -ambda . ‘C6 J. CVrutiiers. Trim Lambda . . . . '91 B. F. Ciieatiiam. 1 cnn. Omega . . . 83 Paul Chambers. Tcnn. Lambda . . 'C6 I.. A. Glover. Va. Sigma .... . '7'y F. M. Compton. Tcnn. Nu . '80 Oils West. Iron. Nu . '95 N IRMAN KirkMaN. I rnn. Nu '81 1-. . Crow. Va. Pi . . . . . 03 A. Gen.ni.tt, Tcnn. Nu '94 John C. I omi run. Tcnn. Nu . . . . Cl K. L. IJOAK. 1 ran. Nu ... . 96 F. D. Cll l . Jr . I rnn. Zcta . '95 John A. Bui. Irnn. Nu . '93 J. A. Dale. I mn. Nu .... . N6 M. S. Hawkins. Tcnn. Nu . . . . 75 E. P. Beverly. Tcnn. Omega . 98 J. Marly. Lmn. Nu Guv Reynolds. Tcnn. Nu . 96 A. S Dabney. Ky. Epsilon . -98 W. P. FerCUso.n. 1 rm. Nu . T 1 B. Scoggins. I rnn. Nu . . . '95 McPiieeters Glasgow. Va. Pi . 91 Euclid Snow. Tcnn. Nu . . . . '95 G. S. Moore, Tcnn. Lambda . . Litton Hickman. Irnn. Nu . . . 96 J.'.MEs Waters. Irnn. Lambda . '89 E. F. 1 ANGKORD. Tcnn. Lambda . 'S') Gr.o. W Height. Jr.. Irnn. Nu . . . '96 Rout. 1 White. Tcnn. Lambda . . 76 II. C Lansing. Tmn, kappa . '86 M. M. Holder ness. Iron. Nu . . . '0� James T. Meadcrs . '97 W. B. Holmes. Icnn. Lambda . . 71 Sidney Sin not. Tcnn. Nu. . . . . '99 1 1. 1 IsRCROVE. Tcnn. Nu .... . '8! Pege one hundred thirty-eight :i COMMODORE. 1921 Sigma Alpha Epsilon TENNESSEE NU—Continued Fratres in Urbe 1 1. B. MlLUR. Tenn. Nu . . . . . ‘87 E. Moore. Ga. Phi 0i J. W. Grisly. Tenn. Lambda . . . 99 P. O. McGaVOCK. Tenn. Nu . . . . '61 J. P'. Jarman. Tenn. Ela ‘8� C. P. Anderson. Penn. Nu . . . 07 K. T. McCoNMCO. Tenn. Nu . . . . ‘96 A. W. Lamar. S. G. Phi ‘70 M. Clements. III. Theu .... ‘04 P. 1.. McNem.lv. Penn. Zeia . . . . 90 11. E. Kirk. Tenn. Zeia '9-1 J. R. Coleman, l enn. Kappa . . . 79 Ed PtcuE. Ga. Bet.� . •$� L. P. Phillips. 'Penn. Nu '9-4 C. S. Conway, Penn. Zeia .... ‘97 J. V. 1 loitTON. Tenn. Lambda . . . 78 C. R, Smith. 'Penn. Nu '87 David S. Bishop. Penn. Nu . . . 70 Washington Hudson. Penn. Nu . . '93 C. W. {‘elder. Ga. Phi OS W. 11. Washington, V.v Sigma . . 74 J. Washington Mooki , Penn. Nu . . ‘91 M. Lindslev. Tenn. Nu ‘81 K. Saunders — J. A. GrannIS. Penn. Lambda . . . '03 W. L. Martin. Tenn. Nu 79 1. A. WlGGINTON. Sr.. Penn Lambda — P. 11. 1 ItSS. Tenn. Nu . 06 A. P. Bourland. Tenn, Ela .... '82 Jno. W. Simpson. Penn. Nu . . . •18 J. J. 1 lr.IT.IN. ’Penn. Nj . 05 11. W. Thompson. Ky. Epsilon . . . 07 Paul L. Williams. Tenn. Nu . . 19 ClIAS PcaV. Penn. Nu 18 huriilftJ thirty-nine 1921 COMMODOR-E 1921 Page one hundred forty w 1921 COMMODORE, K A hundred forty-one 1921 1921 Page one hundred fortyt� ' 1 COMHODOR-B 1921 Kappa Alpha Colors: Crimson and Old Cold Founded al Washington and Lee University. 1865 Hower: Magnolia and Red Rose Chi Chapter Established April 9. 1883 Fratres in Universitate Class or 1921 Miller Robinson. M.D..............................Birmingham. Ala. Charles F. Partee. Jr.. LL.B....................Murfreerboro. Ten� . F.. C. PrinCLC. 1.L.B..............................Pocahontas. Ark. Class or 1922 William McCall, LL.B..............................Huntington. Tenn Lawrence J. Canale. LL.B. ........................Memphis. Tenn DeWitt Fisher. LL.B.................................Carthage. Tenn. Albert Simmonds. B.A..............................Alexandria. La. I_awalnce A. Bauman. LL.B..........................Nashville. Tenn. William P. Watkins. B.A......................Memphis. Ienn. Maurice 11. Warden. B.A..............................Gallatin. Mo Class or 1923 Tom Parkes. B.E....................................Nashville. Tenn. Alvin Hawkins. B.A................................Huntingdon. Tenn. J. L. Templeton. B.S...............................Nashville. Tenn. William McLaren. M.D. . ............................Carthage. Tenn Ryan M. Richardson. I.I..B............................Athens. Ala. William A. Sullivan. M.D........................Gordonsville. Ienn Henry C. Gillespie. B.S............................Nashville. Tenn Henry McCall. B.S.................................Nashville. Tenn. Allen Cox. B.A........................................Helena. Aik. Clarence H. Howard. Jr.. B.S......................Si. Louis. Mo John I'. Jackson. B.E..............................Nashville. Tenn. Henry C. Alexander. B.A....................Murfreesboro. Ienn Class or 1924 J. T. Vinson. B.A.................................Huntsville. Ala. John Barksdale. B.A...............................Nashville. Ienn. E. P. Carrier. I3.A................................Lancaster. Ky. Bust Richardson. B.A..............................Nashville. I enn. Todd Elliott. B.A..................................Lancaster, ky Ci.EO Miller. B.A.................................Nashville. Tenn. Richard Chase. B.A................................Huntsville. Ala. F.. F. P. Brigham. B.A.................................Miami. Fla. Edward Price. B.A..................................Nashville. Tenn. J. L. Scales. B.A.................................Shreveport. La. James C. R. McCall. E3.A...........................Nashville. Ienn. S. T. Porter. B.A................................Springfceld. I cnn. Teddy Hook. B.E.....................................Nashville. Ienn. hundred forty-three 1921 COMMODORE 1921 Kappa Alpha CHI Cl IAP I HR—Continued Fratres in Facultate Dr. Lucius Burch. M.D.. Chi Dr. J. W. McCall. M D_ Pi Dr. W. C. Dixon. M.D.. Chi John Bell Keebi e. LL B.. Chi Dr B. L. Young. M.A.. PhD.. Chi Thomas H. Malone. L.L.B., Chi F.. T. S. Slay. LI. B . Chi Ed. Hart. Chi V. C. Cherry. I.L.B.. CI.i Fratres in Urbe Bert F. Young A. W. Stock i t. Jno. Bell Heebie John Moore Paul B. Kern '. D. Robinson Clarence Dixon Mark Bradford V. D. Yarbrough 11. C. Stockeli. L. IT. 1 Iarris Thou. Kirkpatrick W. IT. Johnston John Overton Lyles Black Henry Perry Eo T. Seay Robert L. Burch J. 11. Fall. Jr. Montacue Ross R. C. Plater J. B. Dickson Wili D. Caidwell Hickman Beckm.r Carey A. Folk Thos. I I. Maeone W. C. Cherry Ed 1 Iart RsnDOII'H Caldwei l Winston Caldwell Marshali IxSeuik Ernest Perry T. J. Webb. Jr, Bradford Roulstone Walter Pierce Marshall Morgan W. M. Starnes Clint Atkins I Ienry Skeo.cn ! Icoper Mathews A. W. Shipp Georcc Sloan James Moore Pete Lewis Frank Morgan 1 lucu 1). Dallas Lucius Burch C. W. Knox Ben Morgan W. 11. Knox. Jr. John Ryan C. S. Martin. Jr. Rcau F. Folk P. L. Burton John Caldwell IT. M. ITidbets Cranberry Jackson I’oge one hunJftJ forlv-four 1 Ii H II ■ hunJrtJ forty-fivt 1921 I iff one hurnheJ 21 1921 COMMODORE Color� : Pink and Light Blue Active Chapter� . 81 Beta Theta Pi Founded at Miami University. Oxford. Ohio. August. 1839 Flover: Rose Alumni Chapters, 113 Beta Lambda Chapter F.stahlithed. 1882 I . O. Thompson'. M.D. II. M. Burch. B.E. J. Y. Bari.it.. B.A........... J. B. Kn.iTBRr.vv. B.S. . . . L. T. I It me. B.E............ J. I� . W. Brown. Jr.. B.E. . R. I. McGill. B.S . . . . J. F. Kill THREW. B.S. V. H. Holton. B.A. J. C. Chester. B.A. R. II. I ite. B.E. . R. F. Thompson. B.A F. M. San ah r. B.A. R. K. Provine. B.A. J. S. Read. M.D. . . . Theo. Moriord. Jr.. M.D. K. W. MacKenjie. M.D. Fratres in Universitate Class or 1921 ..........Biloxi. M..� . R. I.. Burch. B.S.. LL.B. . .......Nashville, Tenn. M. S. Foster. B.A............. J. M. Barbee. B.A...................................Ripley. Tenn, Class .......................Ripley, Tenn. ....................Nashville. Tenn. ....................Nashville. Tenn. ....................Nashville. 'Ienn. ..................Shelhyville. Tenn. Class ....................Na� hville. Ienn. ..................Chattanooga. 1 enn. ....................Nashville. Tenn. ....................Nashville. ’Ienn. ....................Nashville. Tenn. ....................Nashville. 'I rnn. ....................Nashville. Tenn. Class .....................Carthage. Tenn. ......................Newark. N. J. ......................Jackson. Mi � . or 1922 F. F. Rooney. LL.B. . F. T. I Iardwick. B.E. . K. W. MacKcnzic. B.S. I . G. Greenlaw. B.A. F. M. Wilson. LL.B. . or I92J G. W. Patterson. B.S. W. L. Galt. I.1..B W. A. Gray. LL.B. Albert G. Ewino. I I B. J. C. Burch. M.D. . . R. P. Scoby. B.A. . . C. B. I Iarcrove. B.A. . or 1924 J. G. Douglas. B.A. . Earl I Iull. D.D.S. . Tyler Calhoun. B.A. . Nashville. Tenn. Nashville, Tenn. Nashville. Tenn. Cleveland. Tenn. . Jackson. Mis . Columbia. Ienn. Nashville. Ienn. . Bough. Tenn. Shelhyville. Ienn. . . Houston. T cx. Nashville, T enn. Nashville. Tenn. Nevvburn. Ienn. Nashville. Tenn Nashville. Ienn. . St. Louis. Mo. Nashville. Tenn. e hundred forty seven 1921 COM MODORE, 1921 Beta Theta Pi BETA LAMBDA CHAPTER—Continued Fratres in Facultate J. A. WrrilERM'OON. M.D.. 1.I..D. . . ... . . . Prof error of Medicine an,I Clinical Medicine W. H. ScHUtRMAN. C.T..................................... Dean of Engineering Department; Prof error of Mathematici II. C. I Ol Man, PlI.D., D.D...................... . Dean of Academic Departminl; Profeaor of Creelf John WfthCRsfcon. M.D.............................................In rime lor of Hirtology C. L. Cl.ARK................................... f‘tofenor of Phytical Chemiriry Fratres in Urbe J. M. Peebles J. II. Overton J. 11. Hardin V. I. Fornoft Avert I Ianoley '. 11. Cm. I Iamii.ton Parks M. A. I Iayes G. B. Kirkpatrick C. II. Little E. W. Thompson Preston Lunsford C. R. Marshall J. II. Miller J. W. Woods G. W. Km threw 11. E. Smith John Witherspoon J. A. Witherspoon R. k. Brown a. W. Stockeli. E, B. Overton W. W. Schute A. N. Kite R. G. Sparrow L. . Junclrman g. F. Bi.ackic G. B. I Iowarp M. A Strainer J. V. Byrns S. J. Boveand H. C Tolman C. L. Wilson A. P. Foster Grafton Green Frances Warfield Tyler Calhoun R. D. GOODUTT N. S. Shofner S. G. Douglas Richard I Jail R. P. Norton $. C. F.wisc Donah. McClure T. W. Schi.atf.r E. B. Rucker J. P. Atkinson J. |$. Mason. Jr. A. 11. Sharp W. 11. Schuerman w. I.. Davi� E. M. Thomas F. D. Myers J. B. Robertson Chas C. Trabue 11. M. Drifcos J. W. Weatherly M. W. Baxter G. B. Guild I I. D. Leach E. E. Floss w. h. Ewinc F.. B. Davis 11. B. Bond F. S. Moffett J. O. Treanor Page one hundred forty-eight ic hundred forty-nine 1921 1921 o O MMODOR.B I’afe one hunjrej ft fly 21 COMMODORE 1921 Sigma Nu Toundcd in Virginia Military Institute. 1869 Colon: White. Black and Gold Floorer: White Ro� e Active Chapter� . 80 Alumni Chapter� . 42 Sigma Chapter Founded in 18% Fratres in Universitate Ci.ass or 1921 I. J. Sellers. Jr.. B.A. . Birmingham. Ala. J J. Thomas. B.S. . . . Memphis. Tenn. G. W. Owes. M.D. . . . Memphis. lenn. Class ok 1922 Newell Dunlap. B.S. . . . Pari� . Tenn. II. G. Lowr., B.F.. . . . Nashville. Tenn. F. K. Nut . B.S. . . Birmingham. Ala. R. D. Hudson. LL.B. . . . Tulsa. Okla. Maxev Luton. B.S. . . Nashville. Tenn. W. A. Puryear. B.S. . . Nashville. lenn. R. S. Kilvincton. B.K. . Nashville. Tenn. W. P. Petrie. B.A. . . Nashville. Tenn. I.puis Van Ness. B.S. Nashville. lenn. Class or 1923 A. M. Buckner. B.F. . . Owensboro. Ky. J. P. Giuiert. M.D. . . Nashville. Tenn. K. G. Payne. Jr.. B.S. . . Nashville, lenn. O. S. Collins. B.F.. . . Ml. Plearant. Pa. Paul StUMB. Jr.. B.F. . Nashville. Tenn. G. M. Petrie. B.A. . . . Nashville, lenn. D. W. Delay. M.D..............Rome. Ga. J. A. Thomas. LL.B. . . .Memphis. Tenn. T. B. Butler. B.S. . . . Gafney, S. C. Brmnard Cheney. B.A.. Lumber City. Ga. Ci.ass or 1924 B. B. Coker. B.A.-M.D. . . . Rome. Ga. C. F.. Parker. B.A. . . . Newman. Ga. J. P. Orr. B.A...........................I Uriielle, Ala. B. 1.. Finch. B.A. . . . Memphis. Tenn. W. D. North. B.A. . . . Newnan. Ga F. A. Henry. B.A...................Ripley, lenn. B. E. Van Order. B.A. . . Iihaca. N. Y. W. B. Rountree. B.A. . . HarUelle. Ala. M. R. Durett. B.A. . . Birmingham. Ala. ric hundred fifty-one 1921 MMODOR-EL 1921 Sigma Nu SIGMA CHAPTER Continued E. M. Fuqua. M.D......................... Eucc.sc M. On . M.D. . C. M. Sarkatt. B.A C. J. Turck Fratres in Facultate ............................School of Medicine ................School of Medicine Proftuor of Mathematicj School of l.aar Hr.sRY F. Ambrose. Sigma J. Garland Cooper. Sigma Rov Cooper. Sigma L. B. Stevens, Sigma F. P. CaUTCIUTU D. Sigma Edmond Ewing. Sigma Norris Ewisc. Sigma Dr. R. E Fort. Sigma D. D. Fudge, Comma Alpha Dr. E. M. Fuqua. Omicron Marvev FI. Hannah. Kappa Albert G. Girst. If eta Epailon Dr. C. YV. Hotter. Sigma T. C. HUDMON. Bela Theta Fratres in Urbe T. V. Mf.NEES. Sigma I D. Mil I I K. Camma Rho Dr. Dabney Minor. Sigma V. 11. Morgan. Sigma J. C Morrison. Sigma YI'ai.ti r M. Noli . Sigma G. C. Norton. Kappa Dr. Eugene M. Orr. Kappa Dr. Bruce R Payne. Beta M. C. Payne. Sigma A. O. Phillips. Sigma Martin S. Roberts. Jr.. Sigma George A. Schwab. Beta Bruckner M. Stewart. Sigma Dr. Osman N. Crockett. Sigma J. C. Turck Pale one hundred hftv-tvo IV I CEH, OO IM MODOR.B 1921 .i r ' e hundred fifl p-thrcc 1921 OO MMODORE, 1921 Pate one hundred fi ty-four IV COMMODORE 1921 Colon: Old Gold and Sky Blue Alumni Chapter . 53 Donald BeRRYIIILL. G. I I.. M.D. . McKenzie. Tenn. Carnathan. Wm, M.D. . Na hville, Tenn. Df.ENIR. R. G.. B.A. . . . Searcy. Ark Hatcher. J. T.. B.A. . . Greenfield. Term Dickinson. C. K.. B.A. Somerville. Tenn. Hendrick. II. II.. B.A. . . Mason. ’Ienn. Blake. Shaffer B.. LI..B. . Sheffield. Ala. Co.NYF.RS. P. C.. M.D. . . I 1 11 . I enn. Dortch. Nat.. B.A. . . Loui� ville. Kv. Barnes. Thos. M.. B.A. . . Ripley. Tenn. Kirby. Joe M„ B.S. . . . Paragould. Ark. MoORE. B. P.. B.A. . . McKenzie. ‘Ienn. Moore. Dick. B.A. . . McKenzie. Tenn. Sanders. 11. R.. B.F.. . . Nashville. Tenn. Alpha Tau Omega Founded at Richmond. ’a.. 1865 Beta Pi Chapter Established 1889 Floxrcr: While Tea Ro « Active Chapter . 66 Ikatkls in Universitate Fayetteville, Ienn. Postgraduate Davidson, B.A,. M.A............. Ci.ass of 1921 Henderson. G. D.. B.A. Nashville. I'cnn. Morrow. Garland. B.A. . Nashville. Ienn. Moss. Wm. P.. B.A.. LL.B,. J.� ck on. Ienn. Williams, E. B.. B.A. . . Arlington. I enn. Class of 1922 Sanford. Sloan M.. B.S. . . Searcy. Ark Stoves. Joe. B.A. . . . Nashville, Tenn Thompson. Roy. B.A. . Pocahonta� . Ark. Class of 1923 I Iolmes. Francis. LL.B.. Whitehaven. Tenn. Rodgers. Earle. LL.B.. Mineral Well . ‘Tex. Fitts. W. A.. B.A. . . . Byhalia. Mi . Class of 1924 Snydfr. F. R.. B.A. . . For re � 1 City. Ark. Wilson. Paul F... B.A. . Guntown. Mi� . Brunson. J. C.. B.A. , . . Louisville. Ky Davidson. T. M.. B.A. . Fayetteville. Tenn Powers. Jerome, M.D. Reagan, Tenn Reeves. Murphy. M.D.. Johnson City. I enn. Shannon. J. B.. M.D. . . Franklin. Tenn. Nunn. Ike. B.A....................Hall . Ienn. Wilson. B. F.. B.F. . . . Dixon. Tenn. 1'ramel. II. K.. LL.B. . . . Jcllico. Tenn. Milam. W. P.. B.A. . . Worthington. Ind. Purdue. R. II.. B.A. . . Nashville. Ienn Transou. Bedford. LL.B. . Mamn, Tenn. Davidson. W. W„ B.A.. Fayeiieville. Ienn. Thompson. J. R.. M.D. . . Jackson. Tenn. Record. Leo. M.D. . . Lynchburg. Tenn. Hailey. David, M.D. . . Nashville, Tenn. Powers. I Ienry, D.D.S. . . Reagen, Tenn. r hundred ftfl i-f,ve 1921 COMMODORE, 1921 Alpha I au Omega BETA PI CHAPTER Continued Fratres in Facultate R. V. Billikcton. M.D.......................... Rom. E. Sullivan. M.D.................... Leon M. Lanier. M.D................. G. H. Ream� . M.D............. W. P. Moss............. Donald Davidson ...........................ScAooJ of Medicine .........................School of Medicine ...................School of Medicine .............School of Medicine I nth uc tor in linflith Imtluclor in Englith R. V. Billincton Bradley Walker Joseph H. Acklen Percy Brown S. 11. Chester Percy Kinnard R. H. Kirby M. E. Ward R. S. Tinnon Geo. Stoves John R. Aust R. I:,. Suliivan Cecil Sims J. W. Overton V. W. Warner W. D. Weatheri ohd J. V. Shackleford William M. Bearden Thomas B. Sims J. 11. Early Wirt 1 Lours S. P. Poac Robert Lusk W. W. Bailey John Foster Fratres in Urbe J. O. Patterson T. F.. Stratton Geo. C. Tiuwkk O. L. Quit man J. O'Neil Omey Overton Lee. Jr. J. W. McFadden W . C. I.LsK Frank P. Bond R. N Watts W. S. Whitman R. W. Jones Buford 1 Iornek G. W. 1 Unit. Leon M. Lanier O. Riii a J. II. Thompson A. F. Whitman J. C. Caldwell J. A. Drauciiox A. Clements A, L. Cun dress R. W. Sanford Harry Comer A. B. Neil William 1 It ywcod M. C. Fitzpatrick I Ioward M. Jones T. J. Mooney A. N. McNeil J. 11. Boxwell Sam Orr Luke Lea I Iomek Bean W. S. Nobi r W. W. I aw William Wills R. M. 1 .ELAND C. W. Kniciit J. G. Stephenson Wadi Kirkpatrick I Iarry 11. McAllister Frank See F. R. Goar I’ofe one hundred r lyoix 1 COMMODOR.EL 1921 i i i: hunJrcJ f fip-ieren 1921 1921 COMMODOR.E ’ojf.- one IntnJfeJ fi ly-tifhl 30 IM MODORB 1921 Delta Kappa Epsilon Founded at Yale. 1844 Colon: Crimson. Azure and Gold Flovtr: Pansy Gamma Chapter Fratres in Universitate Postgraduates W. K. Nance. MA. B.S. . . Soochow, China J. B. Roberts. M.A.. B.A . . . . Nashville. 1 en .. Class o? 1921 1 MAYER S. WlLSON. B.S.. M l). R. K. Morgan. B.S D. J. H. Caldwell. B.A. . . . Carthage, Tenn Union City. Tenn Hunter I.ektwtch. B.E Samuei. Perkins. M.D C. B. McKinney. 1.1 ..B . . . . Nashville. 1 enn . . . . Franklin. Tenn. Ripley. Tenn. Class e? 1922 J. M. Anderson. B.A W. B. Key. B.A Sumner, Mis . arlhage, 1 enn. C. A. Lyles. B.A Rout. V. McLemore. 1.1 .13. . . . . . . . Okalona. Mi � . . . . Franklin. Tenn Class ox 1923 Richard Ai.cer. B.F.. . . Ernest Kelly. B.A A. G. McCarty. D.D.S. Atlanta, Ga. Wm. Tucker. III. B.A. . . . Ernest I.oeu. B.E Gerald Caldwell. B.A James Swearingen. B.E . . . . Memphis. Tenn. Class of 1924 W. N. McKinney. B.A. W T. Bayless. B E. 11. C. Parrent. B.E. . . . E. L. Davis. B.E J. Morris. LL.B Ripley. 1 enn. Nashville, Tenn. Nashville. Tenn. . . . . Nashville. 'I enn. Nashville, 'leno J. 1.. Hamilton. M.D J. W. Hamilton. M.D. . . ■ G. Russell. D.D.S V. Roberts. B.A W. K. Nance. M.A.. B.S . . . . Russellville. Ala. . . . . Nashville. Tenn. . . . . Nashville. 1 enn. . . . . Soochow, China 'tundfeJ fifty-nine 1921 COMMODORE, 1921 Delta Kappa Epsilon GAMMA CHAP I ER -Continued Fratres in Facultate Ldwin Mims. Pli.D...........................................................................................Pro cuor of Engluh David R. PiC'KCNS. M.D............................................................Lecturer on Proctology Fratres in Urbe Jas. M. Richardson A. R. Cornelius B. A. Bennie Ai.ered Hume C. Edwards H. L. Badger W. C. Nelson Marion Steele Paul Davis J. E. Sanders W. 11. Hall L. V. Carton J. C. Brown Walter Stokes. Jr. M. M. Cui.i.om W. 1 1. SwiGGGERT. JH. T. G. Kittrell W. I.. Nolen R. J. Me Mun in J. R. Green P. B. Spence V. A. Bennie Wm. Hume J. Phillips J. 11. Callender V. 11. Blue C. L. Cornelius Jos. Eo Brit: J. M. Stone 2. Porter Hai. M. Davis Jeff Mcarn C. C. Beasley C. C. McClure W. 11. Raymond. Jr. W. R. Ray A. J. Zutlep T. T. McCorley C. E. Curtiss G. It. Lo.no J. D. Goodlett G. I I. Callender Turner J. R. Watkins R. II. Yancey C. M. 1 Iamii.ton J. S. Pilcher A. II. 1 ’ettibone T. R. L. Carter A, Van Lindsey Dr. R. R. Pickens A. D. Creighton M. II. Meeks P. 1.. Nichols D. O. McCarn J. O. Thompson Page one hundred m'xIj hunJrcJ iixtp'one 1921 1921 COMMOD ORE Pofe 0tit hundred sixty-l o IV Colon. Blue and Gold Flotrer: While Rose COMMODORE 1921 Sigma Chi Founded .«I Miami University, 18)5 Alpha Psi Chapter Established 1892 Fratres in Universitate Class oi 1921 Sumpter Anderson. M.D Sam L. Clark. M.D Tiiomas Fletcher. B.A. .... Allen B. I Iakwell. D.D.S Pulaski. Tenn. Ashby M. Patterson. B.A.. M A.. M.D. J. S. Sweeney. B.A.. M.A.. M.D 11. Orion Thompson. B.S Elmer E. Wilson. B.A . . Mcnryville. Tenn. . Fori Worlh. Texas . Nashville. I enn. . . . . Klkion. Ky. Class oj 1922 Robt. L. Alexander. Jr.. B.A. . . . Jesse C. Ellincton. Jr.. B.A. . . . Robinson R. 1 Iouston. B.S. . . . R. 1 Ioward Maxson. Jr„ B.E. . . . Robert C. Brown. B.E Wm. Wade. LL.B L. R. Amis. Jr.. B.A . . . . Nashville. Tenn. . . . . Columbia, ’1 enn. . . . . Nashville. Tenn. . . . . Nashville. ’1 enn. . . . . 1 lopkinsville. Ky. . . . . Nashville, I enn. . . . . Culleoka. 1 enn. Rives Waller. B. A W. Paxton Parker. B.S Jordan B. Peck. B.A Robert M. Turpin, B.A Madison S. Wigcinton. B.A Owen M. Conrad. B.A Ralph E. McGill. B.A . . Morganfirld. Ky. . . Nashville. Tenn. . . Nashville. 1 enn. . . Indianapolis. Ind. . Chattanooga, Tenn. Class oi 192) Ciias. A. Bell. B.A Rader Bell, B.A David Glenn. B.E . . . Springfield. 1 enn. Walker Garrett. B.A YVi.ati r.RsroN Orme. B.A James Overall. B.A Chape! 1 lill. Tenn. . . Nashville. Tenn. Class of 1924 Ei.oyd J. Netto. B.A.. M.D. . . . C. R. Bradford. M.D F. Manninc Brown. Jr.. B.A.. Albert M. Alexander. B.A.. M.D. . . . Oeean Spring� . Mi ;. . . . . 1 lopkinsville. Ky. . . . . Nashville. Tenn. Paul B. Thompson. B.A A. Merrill Moore. B.A Felix K. Grastv. Premed . . Nashville, Tenn. . . Nashville. 1 enn. J. N. Cunningham. M.D......................Pulaski. Tenn. one hunJreJ sixty-three 1921 COM MODOR-B 1921 '. Connell. B.S.. M S Sigma Chi ALPHA PS! CHAP TER—Continued Fratres in Facultate Henry Beach Carre.. B.A., Ph D.. BD Piofeuor of Enfliih Extgtut in School of Religion Thomas Cartir. M.A.. BD . Ptofcisr . Exegesis in Softool of Religion C. W. Jones Fratres in Urbe P. A. Shelton. Jr. J. J. Vertrees. Jr. Wallace Cummings W. A. Benson O. M. SORRELS W. V. Andri w Egbert W. Smith J. D. Blanton E. 1.. Thornton [no, W. Rl AVAI L Fii.i ding 11. Yo� r C. P. Connell 1.1 WIS Till MAN Edwin Potter Lewis McWhorter Jas. Cannon R. V. Turner Thomas Carter C. A. 1 Iau . Sr. Marvin Corbett W. F. Creighton II. B. Carre George Armistead I.. E. Duncan J. M. CUI BREATH Doswi.i i Brown M. 1). Ijaveii John Ambrose Paul Donaldhon E. D. Smith Eugene Crutcher Robt. Ewtsc Parkes Armistead II. II. Cartwright J. G. Staiii mas L. B .Lett. Chas. G. Dunbar Jas. S. Fraser Justin Potter Silas Dear Jas. S. Dunbar 1- M. lion INS Leonard Armistead Abram C. Read John Trotwood Mocri. R O. Norvell Cary E. Morgan S. A. Weakley J. G. Bl AKEMORE Wm. 1 Ilggiss E. W. Smith G. A. W . I' RAZER D. B. Blakcmore J. M. Cate. Wii i ard Ti agui 1 lUMPHRI.Y 1 IaRDISON Wm. M. Duncan. Jr. W. Edmondson T. A. Wigcinton. Jr. Frank Johnson Sieney W. Riddle Isaac M. Read E. R. Sumpter Tiuit Pag: one hunJreJ sixtt;-four 1 1921 C O MMODOR.E - K 'I' ic hundred tixly-fivc 1921 CO M MODOR-EL 1921 � tf hunJrtJ tiilv-ti 21 JM MODORE, 1921 Phi Kappa Psi Founded a I Washington and Jetlerjon College, February 19. 1852 Colon: Dark Green and Deep Red Flotfsf: Jacqueminot Rou Publicationi: The Shield..The Mystic Friend. Phi Kappa Psi Song Book, “Phi Kappa Psi History. Phi Kappa Psi Catalogue, Opinions of Attorney Generals. Tennessee Delta Chapter Established October 7. 1901 Fratres in Universitate Class o? 1921 J. F.. Dodson. B.E..................... .... I leimitage. Tcnn J. D. Lures, Jr.. B.E. . . L. M. Graves, M.D.................................Spencer. Tenn. Guv Gti.ir.spiE. D.D.S. . . P. II. Lutes. I.L.B................................Wnverly. Tcna Class or 1922 V. M. Yarbrough. B.S. (P.-M.)...................... Athens, Ala. S. S. Blackman. B.S. . . . V. O. Younc. D.D.S..........................Benton ville. Ark. J. T. Mann. LL.B.......... Class or 1923 Nashville, Tenn It. S. Buri'ORD. B.S. (P.-M.) Nashville. Tenn. S. M. Yardroucii. M.D. . . Nashville. Tenn V. L. Gardner. M.D. Nashville, Tenn II. II. MERRITT. B.A. . . . Abbeville. La F. I.. Peters. B.A.................. Class or 1924 J. F. Luten. M.D...................................Memphis. Tenn. G. V. Chami.ee. B.A. . . F. S. RcyER. B.A.................................Nashville, ’lenn. M. J. JACKSON, B.A. . . . L. F. I Ivst.op. M.D..................................Blair. Wis. I I. Scosv, B.E.............. It. D. KUHN. B.A.................................Nashville. Tenn. Ll.OVD I IIOMAS.............. W. L. Clark............. G. It. Cowan. B.S. (P M.) O. V. Kuhn. B.A. . . . P. M. I Iarrison. B.S. . . A. D. DuBus. B.S. (P.-M.) Waverly. tenn. . . Ciico. Tenn. Tullahoma. lent� . I lenning, l enn. . . . Brunswick. Ga . . . . Athens. Ala. . Sulphur Springs. Texas . . Wilmington. N. C. . . Lake Charles. La. . . Chattanooga. Tenn Wichita Falls. Texas . . . Nashville. Tenn. . . . Corsicana. Texas j ic hundred sixty-seven 1921 COMMODORE 1921 Phi Kappa Psi TENNESSEE DELTA CHAPTER -Continued Fratres in Facultate Dr Duncan Eve.. Jr.. M.D............................................. Ujunci Proftuor to Chair of Surgery Prof. U. B. Sciiermerhorn. Ph.B.. LLB.. L..L.M..................Profenor of La� Fratres in L'rbe Louis T. Baxter Chas. B. Whitworth Medicus Ransom Felix R. Cheatham YV. W. Blake '. II. Armistead W. 1. Edwards Alien Berry J. T. Cranberry Jno. T. Cheek F. C. Dorris A. B. 1 Ini.. Jr. F.. R. 1 ioWARD Edward Swain M. II. 1 Iouston Judcc J. V. Bonner R. B. 1.EE Jas. Chamberlain W. A. Kelly Root. Armistead D. P. Sexton j 1. Hill C. S. Pearce J. M. Bass. Jr. 11. M. Williams J. C. 1 lUBBARD J. W. Stokes J. 11. Jamison Dr. Duncan I'.ve. Jr. L. J. Miller. Jr. R. S. Morrison C. C. Mote Gideon P. Wade W. J. Phillips Earl D. Si.oan Jno. B. Ransom. Jr. Dr. M. McSnow Frank Berry C. A. 1 .ESI.IE W. W. 1 Jays R. D. Mill . Jr. J. 1!. Thomas. Jr. L. Thomas Jordan Stoxes. Jr. Paul F. Eve. Jr. C. M. Hunt A. B. Clarke. Jr. W. W. Woodcock Bailey Roscoe Page one hunJreJ tixly-eighl ii 1921 'if hundred tixly-nine 1921 CO M MO DOR-EL 1921 X OTA CHApr i920-l 5 2l COMMODORE 1921 Phi Kappa Sigma Founded .il University of Pennsylvania. 1850 Colon: Gold and Black Flower: Chrysanthemum Alpha Iota Chapter Established 15102 Fratres in Universitate Cuss o? 1921 Gut.I.EDCE. I'. I... B.A.............................Mendenhall. Mi� S. Mll.ES. R. A.. LL.B............... .... Nashville. I enn. Klyce. Paul C.. B.A.. B.E.............................Nashville. Tenn. McVey Clarence A.. M.D. . ...... Bass Lake. Ind. Akers. Charles W.. B.F.............................New Orlcan� . La. Wood. Robert Benton. M.D............................Knoxville, Tenn. Naiu.inc. Myron T.. LL.B...............................Osceola. Aik. Class ok 1922 Ward. William F... Jr.. B.A...........................Naih.ille. Tenn. Downs. William G.f D.D-S........Evansville. Ind. Hutton. M. E.. Jr.. B.F...............................Nashville. Tenn. Jennings. James M.. 1.1 ..B. . . . .Nashville. Tenn. Me Murry. W. Fuqua. B.F...............................Princeton. Ky. Bottrell, V. Daniel. LL.B........................Blylheville. Ark. Sace. Lei and I... B.A.......................... . . Prescott, Ark. Warner. Paul I... B.S...............................Nashville, 1 enn. Marmi. Fred L.. M.D..................................Petersburg. Tenn. Chowninc. Francis L.. I.I..B.............................Ruon. Aik. Class ox l°2 5 Young. A. Wei.by. B.A...................................Osceola. Aik. Montgomery. L. D.. B.L. ...........................Little Rock. Ark. Sherwin. J. M.. B.A.......................... .... Alexandria. La. Clafiiam. II. W.. B.L. ...............Liiile Rock. Ark. IXECH. P. II.. B.A.................................Lawrcnccburg. I’enn. Wood. C. R.. D.D.S..................................Knoxville. 1 enn. Overall. John, B.E.................................Murfreesboro. Tenn. Wadi.. David R.. LL.B.................................Pulaski, lenn. Class ok 1924 Boykin. Lucene. B.A...................................Nashville. 'lenn. Newman. Mamie P.. Pre-Mcd................................Dyer. lenn. Jennings. John 11.. B.L...............................Nashville. l enn. SryCLEY. Theodore Q.. B.E...........................Nashville. Tenn. Martin, Robert W„ D.D.S.................................Pulaski. Tenn. White. Charles A.. B.A................................Pulaski. lenn. Murray. Saunders. B.S..............................Iah Angele� . Cal. Zuccarello. Guy M.. D.D.S. ....... Pulaski. I'enn. hundred seventy-one 1921 COMMODORE 1921 Phi Kappa Sip'ma ALPHA IOTA CHAPTER Continued Fratres in Facultate Dr. R. Bovd Boole................................... Mr. A. M. Souby............................... Dr. Ores O. Oliver...................... Dr. Sam S. Cowan................... Dr. James J. Vaeohn . . . , Mr. Frederick Barnett . ................................... Dean Denial Department ....................Alumni Secretary .................................Professor Orthodontia .......................si nil tan t Professor Obstetrics Professor Oral Hygiene and Hoot Canal Director, .1 . A„ South Campus Professor of Dental Jurisprudence A. M. Souby � . M. Estes Harry Anderson A. T. Levine Frank Farris A. S. Williams Dr. T. V. Woodrinc I Iomer Owen Fratres in Urbk Robert E. Bell. Dr, Sam C. Cowan !)k. R. Boyd Bcci.i. Ellis Sorer Dr. J. L. Bryan I'red Barnett Amos L. Edwards Frank Madden V. Giu. Smith J. Oakit.y 1 I AVI E.-RL I. SlIAUB Ledger I . Woodward A. Carutiiers I. V. I ll.NDI Rl R Tate I Iucgins 1 Iebbard Srycecy Dr. I . D. Sryceey W. II. I.EVINE l)n. J. J. Valchn Roy K. Srycie.y L. R. CURREY J. Clark Akers Rf.v. A. J. Morgan Dr. Ores O. O iv. « Page one hundred seventy-taro 1 C O IM IMODOR.B MM—1 n 7 1921 hundred seventy-three 1921 1921 CON QDOR-B I’dge one hundred e verify -four I COMMODORE, 1921 Zeta Beta Tau Founded .it College of City of New York. 1898 Colon: Blue and White Active Chapter . 29 Publication: The Z. B. T. Quarterly Alpha Gamma Chapter Founded in 1918 Fratres in Universitate Ci ass of 1921 C. F. Fulte MAN. M.D...................Pensacola. FI . Class of 1922 M. M. Coin an, Frc- le l . . Birmingham. Ala. Samuel G. Joseph. LL.B. • Nashville, ’lenn. C. J. 1 Ilimierg. Fre-Med Pensacola, Fin. Maurice 1. Schwartz. LL.B. . Nashville, Tenn. 11. M. Fishman. B.A. . . . Jackson, I enn J. Walter Joseph. B.F.. . . Nashville. Tenn. Lawrence A. May. I.I..B. Florence. Ala. Ira L. Lusky. B.S lenn. F.lcene Llkker. I.I..B. . . M. S. Leseck. I.I. IL . . . . Nashville, lenn Class of 1925 A. Jot Felsenthal. B.A. . Julius Goldberc. B.F.. . . Clarksville. Tenn. Sam Bernow. D.D.S Winnipeg. Can. Class of 1924 Simon A. Wile. Fre-Med Julian Oi.im. I.L.B. . . . . Sheffield. Ala Horace Leon Lew. B.A. . Nashville. Ten� Eugene Polytinsky. LL.B. . . i lartselle. AU. Mei.vin B. Baler. B.F.. . . Alexandria. La. Sot. L. I-OWEN STEIN, B.A. . Nashville, lenn. Fratres in Urbe Daniel May. B.A. Fmanlel F.skind. B.S.F. Santoro N. Rosenthal. M.D. hnnJicJ seventy-five 1921 1921 COMMODORE, I'ngc one hundred tcVentjf-tix ;i COMMODORE 1921 PAN-HELLENIC REPRESENTATIVES SOUTH CAMPUS - 1920-1921 ic hunjrttl xvcnly-ievcn 1921 1921 c= J liiliil L COMMODORE Page an hunJreii tevenlf •eight 321 C.O IM HODORE 1921 Alpha Kappa Kappa Colori,- Olive Green and White Publication: Centaur Active Chapter� 39 Established Dartmouth College. 18133 Chi Chapter Founded March 24, 1903 Fratres in Universitate Class oe 1921 1.. O. Thompson I.. M. Graves J. B. Shannon H. K. Johnson J. V. Pace J. Powers G. Ashley S. T. Cl.ARK S. 1 . Perkins C. G. Duncan N. G. Riccins G. H. Berryhill W. 11. Blake. Jr. Class or 1922 R. 11. Elrod 11. M. Walker Sam Clark |. G. Church J. G. Sutton T. B. Zerioss j. M. Bailey Class or 1923 Pkrcv Conyers C. W. Rudolph 1. E. Muncie 1. P. Gilbert T. II. Sewell G. 11. Bradley Cliff Woods j. P. Johnson E. C. Edwards Guy Sanderson W. G. Scanlon W. D. Succ Fratres in Facultate 1 In Liard Wood R. O. Tucker Roiiert Caldwell W. F. Fessey J. F. Johnson J. A. Witherspoon 1). R. Pickens Perry Bromberg C. F. Brush George Curtis J. T. Altman O. N. Bryan William Liiterer R. II. Perry K. C. F.dwards 11. M. Ticf.rt R. W. BlI.t.INCTON J. II. Liiterer C. N. COWDEN W. II. Leake S. C. Cowan J. M. King Adam Nichoi. J. I-'. Gallagher P. C. Bi.aidsdai.e W. A. OuGIITERSON G. 11. Price 11. R. Alexander W. O. Floyd 11. L. Gardner W. D. 1 Iaccard R. 1.. Jones A. L. Sanders G. P. Kl LI ER Fratres in Urbe E. M. Fuqua J. II. Lassiter L. M. Lanier 1. R. Butler 11. A. Calloway D. R. Neil F. 11. Bassett T. 11. Younc N. S. Siiofner W. F. Fyke Newton Evans C. W. Rogers G. C. Trawick W. B. Betiial C. W. Metz W. E. McCampbf.i i. 1. C. 1 Iudson 1. M. Handley C. H. Davis J. R. Shelton W. 1. O’Caliagiian Ciias. Brower W. L. Butler W. I„ Paccctt M. Tharp I. W. Haskins A. 1Iudson 1. H. Swafford 1. W. Trotter F.. M. Sanders J. H. Casti.eman •as. Brew II. C. Tucker 1. B. Neil. Jr. G. C. Savage A, 1.. SlIARBER Ot is Rcccrs J. C. Fldridce G. W. 1 lot.COMB one hunJrcil seventy-nine 1921 OO MMODORB 1921 921 1921 COMMODOR.EL Phi Chi Founded nl University of Vermont, 1889 Colon: Pale Green and White Motto: Phlhlannmen Chtaitmen Hover: Lily-of-lhe- alley Pi Chapter Established. 1905 Fratres in Universitate J. S. Anderson J. H. Bailev W. G. Carnatius Cl.ASS OK D. R. Gaskins R. B. 1 Iarrison G. W. Owen 1921 C. C. Pate A. M. Patterson J. M. Rei ves E. M. Robinson. Jr. J. S. Sweeney W. S. Webb T. S. Wilson 11. F. Martin Class o; W. S. Nichols 1922 R. C. Sullivan F.. R. Bostleman J. C. Burch Class or W. D. Delay R. K. Galloway 1923 Wm. McClain J. T. Smith W. A. Sullivan W. A. Thomson Fratres in Facultate W. A. Brvan 1.. E. Burch A. S. Dabney W. C. Dixon 1.. W. Edwards Duncan Eve. Sr. C. C. McClure 1 1 ARRINGTON MARR W. M. McCabe T. D. McKinney S. R. Teachout O. 11. Wilson R. E. Sullivan Duncan Eve.. Jr. U. M. Francisco I. V. Witherspoon R. R. Brown R. W. Grizzard John Overton Jerk Caldwell W. C. Bilbro 1 Iowaro Kinc P. G. Morissey Fratres in Urbe I.!.oyi Arnold 1 licit Barr S. S. Briccs C. R. Crutchfield Cyrus Darwin M. B. Davis J. A. Gaines J. W. Moore J. M. Oliver W. P. Robinson J. W. Simpson F„ C. Walter Olin West 11 art well Weaver • one hundred eighty-one 1921 COMMODORE 1921 Page one hunJreJ eighty-1 tro 521 COMMODOR.EL 1921 Phi Beta Pi Filablithed at W'ejtcrn Pennsylvania Medical College. 1891 Colon: Emerald Green and While Publication: Phi Bela Pi Quarterly Rho Chapter Fratres in Univ ersitate Class or 1921 c. A. McVcy J. H. Smith Clovi . Cal. II. S. Tullos J. E. Pcndercrass R. B. W ood C. R F. Beau Class or 1922 F. !•'. Marsh F. R. Ford C. J. Chamberlin 11. A. Barge Class or 1923 L. T. Rector J. P. Robertson . . . Scottrboro. Ala. S. M. Yarbrough J. F. Brewer . . . Athevillc. N. C. II. G. Ford J- C. Pennington . . . . Rockford. Ala. J. R. Argo II. H. L. Gardner . Sulphur Spring . Texa� c. L. Tubs F.. E. Reeves Fratres in Facultate A. N. 1 lOLLABAUGH C. M. Hamilton R. C. Deriveaux J. T. I.t.ary E. II. Macet. Fratres in Urbe John Hall T. I). Hall 11. C. Gaydex E. Orr J. T. W atkins O. E. Smith fc one bundled eighfy-threc 1921 1921 COMMODORE, Pafe one hundred eight -four 21 1921 r= COM MODOR_EL Phi Kappa Chi This organization was founded in the Medical Department of Vanderbilt University in the spring of 1914 by the five men of that year's class who had the highest average grade for the first three years. I hc name Phi Kappa ( hi was given the society. It is a Senior honorary fraternity, founded with the desire to furnish an incentive for higher scholarships and a stimulus for a thorough and systematic study of medicine. Membership in Phi Kappa Chi is by election, and depends on scholarship, character and general ability. Every man who becomes a member must have an average grade for each cf his first three years’ work of ninety per cent or more: he must have an irreproachable character and must be unanimously passed on by every active member and the five faculty members. Fratres in Facultate L. E. Burch. M.D.. F.A.C.S. W. D. Haccard. M.D.. F.A.C.S. Duncan Eve. Sr.. M IX. F.A.C.S W. A. Bryan. M.D.. F.A.C.S. J. A. Witherspoon. M.D.. F.A.C.S. Fratres in Universitate Asiiby M. Patterson. B.S............................................................PrttiJtnl Clarence F. Friedman..................................................PUe-PraiJenl Thayer S. Wilson, B.S...........................................Secretary CrailEY H. BerRYIIIU..................................Treaiurer C. R. F. Beau...............Commotiore Repre entative Sam F. Perkin'S .... Scrgeant-al-Armi Fratres in Urbe C. M. Hamilton. A.B.. MIX Allan E. Van Ness. M.D. Henry Calloway. M.D. J. II. Lhterer. B.S.. M.D. Sam P. Bailey. M.D. John L. Smith. M.D •Deceaied December 22. 1920. |?e one hundred eighty-fivt 1921 COM N'T 1921 ’ufo one liunJtcJ eighty-itx 21 COMMODORE Delta Sigma Delta Founded at the University of Michigan. March. 1883 Colon: Turquoise Blue and Carnet Flower: Carnet Carnation Kappa Chapter Established 1896 Fratres in Universitate Officers B. E. Gallaciier. ‘21 . . M. L. Murcie. '22.................. James O. Hall, '22......................... A. B. I Iarwei.l. '21.............................. Z. W. Locan. '23.................... . . . L. F. Pogue. '23 . W. L. Meaciiam. 22 . . P. I). Warren. '22 . Cram! Mailer . . . . It'orlhy Mailer ...............................Scribe ..................................... Treaturer ........................Senior Page ...............Junior Page . . . . Tyler Historian Class or 1923 James 11. Cummins................Tennessee C. V. Morgan....................Tennessee Julian H. Adams.............................Louisiana Roy L. Twilla....................Tennessee Daniel Rachelson................. Florida Wallace W. Abernethy North Carolina Zarbel W. Logan....................Alabama Theo Thurman....................Tennessee W. L. Stallings..............................Arkansas David W. Ragan...................Tennessee Jesse C. Shilton................Tennessee 11. N. Stout................................Tennessee G. R. Smith......................Alabama G. L. Ross.............................North Carolina Cl.ass or 1924 11. C. Berry ... . . Arkansas V. W. I Iacan.....................Alabama F.. L. I Iull................................Illinois E. F. I Iuckaba................Tennessee G. E. Warner................Tennessee Y. D. Me Murray. Jr . . . Tennessee G. M. Russeli................Tennessee E. F. Thomas.................Arkansas R. II. McKnight Illinois ... R. Uffci man.................Tennessee N. A. Staples..................Florida E. B. MacAi.exander...........................Texas Thomas Mason.......................Alabama II. I). Shaw................Mississippi R. G. Miller.................................lexa� J. C. l-ANDESS...................Tennessee I.. W. Dos ....................Alabama A. L. Irons.............................. Tennessee S. E. Pruett.......................Alabama G. T. Rivers.................................Illinois Fratres in Facultate Dr. J. II. Phillips Dr. J. G. McDowell Dr. P. M. Davis Dr. C. C. Boles Dr. N. M. Rutland Fratres in Urbe Dr. T. A. Leonard Dr. W. II. White Dr. Thomas Brown Dr. A. S. I soman Dr. J. A. Dale Dr. D. B. Bi.akemorc 1921 one hunJrtJ eighty-seven 1921 COMMODOR-E, 1921 r rc one hundred eighty-eight '21 COMMODORE 1921 Colors: Sky Blue and While Active Chapter . -16 R. Bovd Boole................. L. G. Noei............... W. A. Bryan . . . Ewell Nile . O. A. Oliver . Leslie Noel . J. J. Vaughn J. W. Hook Psi Omega Founded at Baltimore College of Dental Surgery. 1892 Gamma Mu Chapter Established November 26. 1906 Publication: ‘The Fratrr' Alumni Chapter . 123 Fratres in Facultate ...............................Dean and Professor of Oral Surfer} and Radiography ..........................Professor of Clinical Dentistry and Dental Pathology ................................................Professor of Surgery ........................................Professor of Prosthesis ...................................... Professor of Orthodontia ................................Professor of Dental Medicine ....................................Professor of Oral Hygiene .........................•Issiitant to Chair of Operative Dentistry Fratres in Universitate Class ce 1921 G. M. Gillespie S. C. Sadler II. T. Gosney Max Winmngham H. G. Mahoney Class or 1922 W. G. Downs. Jr. P. J. Ellis C. E. Arnold M. O. Gephart W. O. Young Class of 1923 F. W. I.ACEY A. E. McCarty G. D. Brooms 11. C. Reese W. S. Terrell R. D. Crutches C. S. Alexander E. V. Wise G. W. Julians C. D. Dennis I I. E. Miles L. 7. McClunc D. S. 1 Iarden J. W. Kirkpatrick II. J. 1 Iarris R. D. l.ocKRirce J. E. Ailor Josef Zanone F. E. Bridges G. C. Me Ken non l„ Sharpe Jackson Doris C. R. Woods Class cr 1924 C. W. Deats S. J. Albritton G. 1� . Evans II. S. Powers F. F. White W. Andes H. L. Jankins 11. G. Cunningham W. F. Stack C. R. McCullough W. 1 1. McL.Ell.AN H. P. Duncan 11. T. Creekmore Fratres in Urbe R. W. Martin W. A. Bryan R. Boyd Bogle Ewell Neil J. J. Vaughn A. 1 Iaywood Smith J. W. Hooke Leslie Noel O. A. Oliver J. W. Winn Paul Srygley 11. N. McGlothun L. G. Noel Ciias. Porter S. G. Workman G. E. Tennison Joe Minor Geo. Seaman W. J. Ticiienor one hundred eighty-nine 1921 CO M MODOR-EL 1921 Pat one hunJreJ ninety IV 1 CE2L OO MMODOR.EL 1921 Xi Psi Phi Organized al University of Michigan in 1839 Incorporated under the Law� of the State of Illinois Colors: Lavender and Cream Flotpcr: Red Roie Magazine : ''The Quarterly Omega Chapter Organized at Vanderbilt Univeriily December 19. 190) Fratres in Universitate Class f 1921 John V. Mekkiey. D.D.S....................Nashville. Tenn. Class or 1922 Into H. Mall. D.D-S......................Gain� baro. Tenn. Class o 1923 G. Maxwf.l ZucCARELLO. D.D.S................Pulaski. Tenn. I Iakry J. Coons. D.D.S H. J. Rorctas. D.D.S. W. J. Succ. Jr. D.D.S I'elix Brewer. D.D.S. Frater in Facultate C. W. Hem r. D.D.S. Fratres in Ur be A. G. Grizzaro. D.D.S. R. A. Redus. D.D.S. F.. G. Monroe. D.D.S. Class of 1924 Huntsville. Ala. R. C. Maxwell. D.D.S. . . . Butler. Ala. John C. Stone. Jr.. D.D.S. Dickson. Tenn. Jack Yolncer. D.D.S . . S oit� !)oro. Ala. J. B. Pullen. D.D.S. . Cha'tanooga. I cnn. Tullahoma. I enn. . . Bowie. Texas . . . Boaz. Ala. no humlrtJ ninety-one 1921 1921 J LU L COMM Briols and Grooms ? Jhayer Pat- Find Pat ! Where is the Bull? Which is Hollis ? Page one hundred nincty-lfo 21 1921 r=3 COMMODORE one hundred nintfy-lhree 1921 1921 EEL COM MODOR.E I'afe one hunjre.i nincly-four 21 pr=)_■ -—L J I czzT7 OO MMODOR.E, 1921 Kappa Alpha Theta Founded «I Asbury (Now DePaw) University. January 27. 1870 Colors: Black and Gold Fi a:r: Black and Gold Pansy Alpha Eta Chapter Fstablishcd January. 1904 Lucy Van Ness. B.A. . Dorothy Duty. B.A. . Ruth Dowei.i.. B.A. . . Anne Smith, B.A. . . . Grace Wilson. B.A.. LL.B. Cornelia Park. B.A. . IsABELL I loWELL. B.A. Thaniei. Dozier. B.A. Marion Jones, B.A. . Louise Finnecan. B.A. Ruth Owsley. B.A. . . Ll.IZABI.ril SlIARPC. B.A. In'da Wilson. B.A. . . . SORORKS IN UnIVKRSITATT. Class of 1921 ...............Nashville. Term. ...............Nashville. Tenn. ...............Nashville. Tenn. ...............Lynnville. Tenn. ...................Obion. Tenn. It.titia Cook.................... Agnes Reams, B.A. . . . Kathleen Mcore. B.A. . . Lome Vauchn Webb. B.A. Christine Wateriteld, B.A. Mary Rogers. B.A. . . . ............Franklin. Tenn. . . Nashville. Tenn . . McKenzie, Tenn . . Franklin. Tenn. . . . Jackwo. Tenn. . . . Pulaiki, Tenn. Class of ............Nashville. Tenn. ............Nashville. Tenn. ............F.anklin. lenn. ............Nashville. Tenn. ............Nashville. Tenn. Class of ............Nashville. Tenn. ............Nashville. I enn. ............Nashville. Tenn. Fannie May Nance. B.A. . . . 1922 Nancy Castner. B.A. . . . Virginia Niles. B.A. . . . Mary Ransom. B.A. . . . Rowena Yost. B.A. . . . Georgia Weaver. B.A. . . 1925 Lucema Porter. B.A. . Martha Teague. B.A. . Carmine Clark. B.A. . . . ..............Boston. Mass. .................Nashville. Tenn. ............Union City. Tenn. .................Tullahoma. Tenn. ................Hopkinsville. Ky. ....................Tupelo. M ss. ....................Clinlon. Ky. . . . Black Mountain. N. C. ..............McMinnville. Tenn. Catherine Mims. B.A. . Nashville, lenn. Mildred Stoves. B.A. . . Nashville. Tenn. Margaret I Iuches. B.A. Nashville. Tenn. M ry L. Scheater. B.A. . Toledo.Ohio Ceass of 1924 M ry F. Tarpley. B.A.. Nashville. Tenn. Catherine Clark. B.A. Nashville, l enn. Doris Niles. B.A . Union City. lenn. CaTERINE Jones. B.A. . . Nashville, l enn. LunICE Kincaid. B.A. . . Nashville. Tenn. Lydia Raines. B.A. . . . Rainey, lenn. Milired Finnegan. B.A. Nashville, lenn. F.unice Si.emmons. B.A. . Ridgelop. Tenn. Marian Mathews. B.A. . Nashville, lenn. one hundred nlnely-f.vc 1921 1921 iiin:i l COMM Mrs. John Kreig Mrs. T. B. Scoggins Mrs. George Martin Miss Stella Vaughn Mrs. Will Chandler 1.0LTSE AdaM.'ON Florence Teagle I Iuen Adamson Ellen Duefy Kate Cuill Kappa Alpha Theta ALPHA E TA CHAPTER Continued SOKORF.S IN U RBE Ann Kinkead I jnda Rhea Mary Louise Crawford Evelina McCauley Dorothy Blthurum Ella Mai Wilson IX.ROTHV Me Murray Mrs. Manter West Mrs. Norville Baker Mary Lynn Dobson Kate Tillett I Iei en Fields I.lise I Iandley Mrs. Ai lx Stevenson Mrs. G. A. Daley Margaret Slemmons Maria Slemmons Louise IIimron Mrs. Meredith I iaitt May Belle Saniers Patronesses Mrs. J. T. McGill Mrs. Dan McGucin Mrs. W. J. Vaughan Mrs. 11. C. Toi man Mrs. E. I Reinke Mrs. A. M. Harris I RANCES Mel.ESTER Evelyn Norton Marjorii Shapard Li i abeth Hart Louise Howell Elizabeth Chester Bias I TPscoMti Louise Benedict Annie Lee Hayes Ixcinda Tram i Mrs. Evanter Shepherd Page one hunJieJ ninety-xix 21 age one humirej ninelji-teven 1921 ore. EL 1921 COMMODOR.B 1921 on: hunJreJ ninety-eight )21 COMMODOR.EL 1921 Colon: Silver, Gold ar.d Blue Active Chapters. 61 Delta Delta Delta Founded at Boston University. 1886 Delta Gamma Chapter F.stablished September 16. 1911 ALimnac Chaptei Kathleen Neeley. B.S. . Julia Blair. B.A. . Sara Puryear. B.S. Leslie McCarty. B.A Burn Sneed. B.A. . . . Mary I). McCarn. B.A. . Roberta Smith. B.A. . . Cornelia Bratton. B.A. . Dorothy Bulla. B.A. Thelma Jordan. B.A. SOROUF.S IN UmvKRSITATF. Class oe 1921 ...............F.nsley. Ala. Patti Bodes. B.A.......... Nell Stewart. B.A.................................Martin. Tenn. Class oi 1922 ............Nashville. Tenn. Eunice Trimble. B.A. . . . . . Nashville. Tenn. M.� RY H. Cockrii.L, B.S. . . .............Columbia. Tenn. I Iope Ct.ARK. B.A.......... Nettie Lee Petrie. B.S.........................Nashville. Tenn. Class oi 1923 Nashville, Tenn. BERTHA G. RaNSOM. B.A. Nashville. Tenn. Eleanor 11 all. B.A. . Nashville. Tenn. Margaret Lee. B.A. . Class oi 1924 . . Watertown. I enn. Nashville. Tenn. . . . . Union City. 1 enn. Mildred Welch. B.A. . . Brandon Johnson. B.A. Rosalie Lynn. B.A. . . . I .aura Miller. B.A. . . . ................Nashville. Tenn. Flover: Pansy 62 Franklin. Tenn. . Wicklilfe. Ky. Nashville. Tenn. Nashville. Tenn. Nashville. Tenn. Nashville. Tenn. :pring liill. 1 enn. Nashville. I enn. Memphis, I enn. . Gallatin. Tenn. one hunJreJ ninety-nine 1921 I lUuJ L 1921 COMMODORE Mrs. A. B. Brown Mrs. Phillips I Iarmkc Mrs. W. F. Murphy Mary Steadweli. Miriam Sneed Nina Early Dr. E. M. Gati Mr . Morford W hitson Mrs. Mariam Ward Louise Coodloe Luciie Landis Mrs. T. K. Moore Amine Fletcher Mrs. I.. C. Glenn Mrs. R. B. Steele Mrs. J. H. Stevenson Delta Delta Delta DELTA GAMMA CHAPTER—Continued Sorores in Sue Cartwright Mr . Wilburn Crutcher Mrs. C. 11. Fowler Mr . R. W. Bai.com Marguerite Schardt Corinne A. Rich Grace Hayes Mrs. C. M. Usk Mrs. F. E. I Iasty Rachel Crutchfield Mary Parmer Mr . W. D. Phillips I'.lixn B. W allace Urbe Mary Staid man Virginia I lowi ett Mrs. 11. Rich Virginia Randle Katherine LeSueur Ijnda I-andi Lily Atchison Mrs. Benedict Lili a Provost Frances Shannon Anna Roiiert Frances Worms Elizabeth Pic ton Patronesses Mrs. W. 11. Schufrman Mrs. W. L. Iteming Mr . John C. Ashford Mrs. Geo. Martin Mr . John Daniel Mrs. Edwin Mims Mary F. Battle Emma Alexander Eugenia Mosei.ey Julia Plumber Egcifsion Pauline Garard Elsie Ecgi.eston Ellene Ransom Mrs. Gus Dyer Kate Savage Katherine Provost Margaret Ransom Anita Williams Mrs. Justine Porter Ruth Law Mrs. 11. C Sanborn Mrs. Gus Dyer Mrs. Geo. Clark Page l� 0 hunJreJ e I� a hundred one 1921 COMMODORE 1921 Pcf: I� ) hundrtJ l o 21 1921 C-O MMODORE, Alpha Omicron Pi Founded ni Columbia, 1897 Colon: Cardinal and While Flover : Jacqueminot Rote Nu Omicron Chapter Eilablithed 1917 Sorores in Universitate Ci.ass or 1921 Mattie Carter. B.A........................................Wale . Tenn Pearl Tuttle. B.A....................................Claiktdale. Mi� � . Florence Tyiir. B.A............................ ... Nathville. Tenn. Class oe 1922 Annie Sharpe Garrett. B.A...........................Bninbridge. Ga. Ann Augusta Perry. B.A.........................Nashville. I'enn Class oi 1925 Mary B. Ai.uson. B.A. .... ... Nashville. Tenn. Marcaret Hill. B.A. ... Nashville, lenn. Bessie Beasley. B.A.................................Nashville. Tenn. Margaret McCoy. B.A...................................Nadiville. Tenn. Nell Fain. B.A......................................Nashville. Tenn. Sarah I Iopkivs. BA...................................Nashville. 'I enn. Helen Hawkins. B.A.................................. Huntingdon. Tenn Catherine Orme. B.A................................. Chapel Mill. I enn. Cl.ASS Or 1924 Bessie Mae Bromweu.....................................Nashville. Tenn. Cornelius 1-amb...................................... . Nashville. I nn. Rum Fain............................................Nashville. Tenn. Elizabeth Perry.......................................Nathville. Tenn. Marie Taylor.......................................Bowling Green. Ky. Sorores in Urbk Mrs. Lurton Goodpasture Miss Mary D. Houston Miss Mary J. Overall Miss Louella Whori.ey Mrs. Thomas Carter Miss Josephine Johnson Miss Faith Clark Mrs. E. B. Cayce Mrs. Max Souby Patronesses Mrs. George R. Mayfield Mrs. P. D. I Iouston Mrs. Weatherioru IB v hundred three 1921 0-0 MMODORE 1921 Pa ft f o hundred four 21 1921 COMMODOR-E Phi Beta Kappa Founded at W illiam and Mary College in Virginia. December 5. 1776 Alpha ot Tennessee Graduate Officers lli KiiMtr Cushing Tolman. Ph.D.. D.D.. S.T.D.. LL.D............. J. H. Kirkland. I’h.D.. LL.D.. D.C.l......................... Edwin Mims. Ph.D.......................................... Stella Rich............................................ W. P. Orr. Ph D..................................... J. T. McGill. PhD............................... Charles Edgar Little. Ph.D................... UNDERGRADUATE OFFICERS Beatrice Weinstein........................... Ruth Doweli.................................. B. G. Clark.................................. ...................................President ...................First Vice-President . . . . Second Vice-President . . . Third Vice-President Corresponding Secretary Recording Secretary . . Treasurer President Secretary Treasurer Ruth Dowei.l Student Members Carl Pinkerton Brent G. Clark Minnie Porter Beatrice Weinstein R. A. Barr Thomas Carter L. C. Glenn W. 11. Whitt W. P. On G. R. Mayfield Fratres in 11. B. Carre George L. Clark John Ransom Facultate J. T. McGill Edwin Mims F.. L. Johnston J. 11. Kirkland A. Max Souby 11. C. Tolman Owsley Manier Roland Kremers Thomas Alexandi r Richard Barr I .r.wis T. Baxter Anne S. Benedict C. 11. Buford I.. L. Coles F.. B. Chappell F.rnest F-skind T. 11. Malone Pikrv Lipscomb Bernard Fenste rwai.d Raipii I'ensterwald Irving Simons Fitzgerald I (all A. F. Jones R. S. I Iekry Fratres in Urbe Naomi Kaykof. C. T. Kirkpatrick J. 11. Littcrer C. F.. Little Lee J. Loventiiai. C. C. Stray horn f. Stella Rich J. W. Sewell W. D. Strayhornf. Willard Teague Adelaide 1 .yon Florence G. Rich P. D. M addin Owsley Master Louis Marki.f. John Nichols W. F.. Norveel. Jr. Bruce R. Payne Morrice Rich T. A. Wicgiston Mary Johnson Clark Charles J. Leslie trvo hundred five 1921 COMMODORE 1921 OMICRON DELTA GAMMA ’ !?.• tiro hunJrtJ ix 21 COMMODORE 1921 Omxcron Delta Gamma Artus Club Founded University of Wisconsin. 1908 I lonorory Economics Fraternity Artus wa founded with a desire to furnish . n incentive for higher scholarship and a stimulus for a thorough and systematic study of practical economics. Membership in Omicron Delta Gamma is by election with consideration of scholarship, character, and general ability. A general average of 85 per cent for three years’ work with a major in either Commerce or Kconomic is the requirement for eligibility. Fise Vanderbilt Chapter was granted a national charter in 1921 through the efforts of Professor M. C. Gordon of the Commerce School. Fratres in Facultate M. C. Cordon . . . . H. S. Coil . . . C. J. Turck . . Prof titer of Commerce Instructor in Economics Professor in I.an- C. II. I Ioward John L. Carothers Russeli. Campbell I .. B. Williams. Jr. Jcr. T. I Iatciier Ed S. Lewis Members Rost. McNeii.lv Brent G. Clark E. 11. Wtvcut. C. B. Wit IINCIIAM C. T. Richarlson J. Thurston Runvan Roy Thompson 11. S. Con. M. C. Gordon C. J. Turck G. I). I I� NDERSON Tt Lianc Soonc 'O hunJteJ seven 1921 j 1921 Page two hunJreJ ei ghl 21 COMMODORE 1921 Phi Alpha Delta Founded Chicago University. 1896 Horace H. Lurton Chapter Founded Vanderbilt. 1921 Fratres in Universitate Class or 1921 C. F. Partee. Jr Princle. Er.vRF.rr C.. LL.il. . . . Nauunc. Mvron T.. I.L.B . . . . Pocahontas. Ark. McKinney. Colin B.. LL.B. . . . Riddle. Joe. LL.B Luton. Paul II.. LL.B Ripley. Ridgely. Tenn. Tenn. Tenn. Class of 1922 H. K. Trammei Gordon. Dewitt M.. I.L.B Jennings. James M.. Jr.. LL.B. . . Frater. Homer B.. LL.B Mann. J. T.. Jr.. LL.B . . . . Nashville. Tenn. 1 Iudjon. Robert D.. LL.B. . . . Wade. Wii i iam J.. LL.B. . . . Bottrell. V.m. D.. I.L.B. . . � McLemore. LL.B Whitwell. Dewey. LL.B. . . . Tulsa. Okla. Blytheville. Ark. Class of 1923 Maddox. Poe Webster. LL-B. . . . Voss. Ronald. LL.B Thomas. John A.. LL.B Roecers. Earle S.. LL.B . . . . Columbia. Tenn. . . . . Memphis. 1 enn. Whitwell. Waltiian. LL.B. . . Neil, W. C. I.L.B Bauman. Lawrence A- LL.B. . . McGill. R. E.. I.I..B Linden. Tenn. Iwo hundred nine 1921 1921 ___________■r .. i t i OO M MODORE ’life Itto hunJrtJ Irn '21 COMMODORE 1921 Phi Delta Phi LEGAL FRATERNITY Colon: Argent and Azure Founded at University of Michigan, Law Department. 1869 Flovcr: Jacqueminot Rose Malone Chapter Fratres in Universitate W. P. Moss Albert A. White Ronr. L. Burch Ferris Bailey A. L. McDonald A. T. Adams Francis Ciiowninc F.d Rooney Mizell Wilson Fratres in Facultate John Deli. Kcibix E. T. Seay W. K. McAlister Luke Lea Jno. 11. DeW'itt Bradley Walker T. 11. Malone S. C. Pilcher F.. J. Walsh E. J. ! Iamii ton Fratres in Urbe Geo. 11. Armistkad V. Currit i Vanc e H. C. Merritt F.oward Palmer W. K. Norvell. Jr. T. M. Mamer J. M. Cate 1 .ee Douglas R. S. I Ie.nry Leasts Tillman W. R. Manii r. Jr. W. I� . Cooper J. C. I Iiggins. Jr. H. D. Leach M. B. Adams C. Cecil Sims Rembert Marshall A. J. Thuss T. W. SCI!LATER J. B. Mason liro hunJieJ eltYei 1921 COM MODOR.EL 1921 CALUMET CLUB OF7 SIGMA UPSILON Puff Itro hunJreJ twelve � 21 COMMODORE 1921 Colon: Olive Green and Gold Sigma Upsilon Literary Society Founded ji the University of the South. 1906 Flower: Jonquil Calumet Club Founded 1907 Officers R. G. Def.ner.............. Tom Fletcher . . Frank Patti .................President . . . Secretory Treasurer Members Willard Teague V. P. Ott Reiser Nance G. R. Mayfield V. P. Ott W. C. Curry O. A. Tate Jesse Wills Jof. C. Crockett I rank A. Pattif. J. C. Ransom C. M. Sarratt A. M. Souby Daniel May J. C. I Iicgins. Jr. Matt Wiccinton Ralph McGill Robt. 1.. Alexander. Jr. J. T. Waxmath Richard Deenlr Aiec Stevenson Donald Davidson Thomas Fletcher two hundred thirteen 1921 COMMODORR 1921 Vanderbilt Hospital Staff ; Where is His Wife ? { b A'Leake'in V.U. t WHAT CHANCE. HAS a PATIENT Three Queens ano Joker All Three From Texas____£ ANPERB|l HoloinoThe Bones Page tvo hundred fourteen ations 21 1921 _E=D COMMODOR.EL WEST CAMPUS 1920-1921 Itro hundred seventeen 1921 1921 COMMODORE, (fommobore (Hub l ige two hurniieJ eighteen 21 COMMODORE, 1921 G. I I. Berryhili.............. Stratton Fcste.-. Gkcrce Owens Officers ..................Pice-President Secretary and Treasurer President William I . Mess J. Hugh Bailey G. 11. Berryhill B. B. Coker 11. O. Thompson Members I-’erri.'S C. Bailey 1.. M. Graves Rcbt. L. Burcii. Jr Grady Ashley C. A. McVey George Owen E. E, Wilson 1 loRAcr. G. 1 In.i.. Jr. Stratton Foster Miller Robinson ID'o hundred nineteen 1921 1921 r= . O O IM N IOOOR_EL ijr 'j hundred twenty 21 1921 COMMODO R_ED Wm. Wadi.................. John Fi.oyd . . . F. K. Nra. Tobe S. WocDKOor A. M. Dani i ir Kour. D. I Iukson Frank K. TCeii. John I’. Brows J. Y. B artiti: Wm. McCai.i. Lawrence J. Canale Officers ....................Srtrelary- Members I lARVt.V I If.SDRICK F.. B. Williams. Jr. Swav.ne Latham J. S. McDosnel Wm. Waoe Mahison Wigginton Dtwirr Cordon 1 loCAN Goi l ...................PfttiJtnl . . Pict-Pretidcnl Treaiurer Dan Bottreix l. E. 1 Iliton J. F. I.uten l II. Lutes I rank II. Luton John C. Floyd James. B. Ancerson C. A. Lvi.e� iB’o hundred In-cnly-one mi ptipuntf ofli Jii� , '3 d0C3 0W ksl OO 1561 1561 21 C-OIM1VI 1921 Alvin Hawkins................... Phil M. Harrison . . . . John Killeurcw . . . Oi ivcR W. Kuhn Officers President Pice-President . . . . Treasurer ....................Secretary; W. A. Frrrs R. H. Purdue Rout. 1). Lockridge Roar. L. Voss John A. Weaver Poster Kennedy II. II. Taylor Members W. T. Covincton Chas. Bell Walker A. Garrett Paul Stumb Allen K. Buckner Richard Ai.ger A. G. McCarty Sewell I Iaiu in- Jesse Taylor John Kii i threw Robt. Fite Alvin I Iawkins 1 Ienry Gii.i espie Phil Harrison O. W. Kuhn faro hundred treenty-lhree 1921 COMMODORE 1921 1920 1921 10 llr 'c xZZ, f Pufe two hundred IXKitlV-feui c=_ COMM 1921 Dialectic Literary Society Officers G. W. Dameron.......................................................................Ptnti'm WaI-TON W'HITWELl..................................................i'ice-Preiidcnt 1 Ioki. Lee Mvnatt.........................................Seerefary Guv E. Hairston................................Treasurer Members Jonathan Ammerman Elmer Davies Clyde Welsh G. W. Dameron 11. C. Coit ee F. E. Ciiowninc Murrey Hardee Fred Armstrong I Ioke Lee Mynatt M. T. Naii iinc J. O. Phillips T. C. Phillips Frazier Rhemes R. 11. Purdue J. W. Poe C. M. Moss Fuqua McMurry A. R. Mathews J. O. Ikard Guy E. 11 airs ton Homer B. Frater Dewey W'hitwell William E. Ward Walton Whitwell D. W. Skielcs. Jr. Dan Shipley D. R. Wade. Jr. W. C. Neii i R. B. Vanci hundred t� :nt)f-f Ve 1921 COMMOD ORE. 1921 1921 Page lo-o hunJfcJ tvcnty-fix COMMODORE, 1921 :i Philosophic Literary Society M. P. Cray Joe P. Crockett Rupert Coplev W. S. Rhea I I. R. Wilks .... Offickrs S. B. Blake Paul Boone B. G. Boone R. G. Caldwell Rupert Copley J. P. Crockett Members F. S. Kelly 11. G. Nichols J. 1). Rhea W. S. Rhea W. 11. Seivai.lv R. S. York Troy S. Young J. M. Cheatham W. F. Carpenter William Davidson Solomon Wiles J. F. Farmer Fount Robinson R. B. Fori Yoehi.ee Graves M. P. Gray Mack Green T. I .amar Ross Jessf. Taylor F„ S. Rodgers 11. R. Wilks W. C. Webb B. C. Price 1921 COMMODOR-B 1921 Page two hunJrrJ tuenly-eifht COMMODORE, 1921 John Marshall Law Club Officers McDonald. A. I...............................................................................................Chief Justice Chowninc. F. E............................................................................Associate Justice FRATER. U. B.........................................................................Cl:rl( Princlc. F.. C....................................................Sheriff PaRTEE. C. F.. Jr....................Commodore Representative Roll. 1920-21 Class ok 1921 Partee. C. F.. Jr. Clay. S. J. pRINGLf, E. C. Smith. M. G. McDonald. A. L. Bailey. F. C. 1 Iewcley. M. S. Smith. S. G. Riddle J. 1 Iacgard. Wai lace Class ok 1922 Chowninc. F. C. Wkitwell. D. Mayfield. C. Toi ler. E. B. Cleaves. R. D. Nichol. II. G. Lerner. E. L. Ikard. J. O. Wilson. F. M. Floyd. J. C. Shields. D. V.. Jr. Wade. W. J. Reams. 11. F. Frater, 11. B. Rhea. J. D.. Jr. Colwell. R. G. Class ok 192} McCall. W. C. Francis, B. R. B: are. S. B. Stockard. E. M SCIVIU.Y. V. 1 1. Ohm. Julian Neill. W. C. Rogers. E. S. WlllTWELL, V. Poe. J. W. Ewinc. A. G.. Ill Maddox. P. W. Barbee. J. M. Hill. H. C.. Jr. Falkner. Edwin Phillips. T. C. Richardson. R. M. Mynatt. 11. L. Special Students Bauman. L. A.. Jr. Chf.f.tham, J. M. 1921 COMMODORE, 1921 Page ll o hundred thiily 1 1921 nn COMMODORE OF F I c e:rs ■ v: M.cA.rr I Vanderbilt (V est Campus) Y.M.CA 1920 1921 W Vanderbilt School of Religion YMCAU 1921 COMMODORE, 1921 Page taro him,he,I thiitjflaro I COMMODORE 1921 Vanderbilt Band Wilu.xm A. I Iudson RoBLRr S. Kilvington . . . James I. 1 Iudson..................... Morris F. Schwartz . . . . Jons Q. Owsley . . Officers ....................Director ................................Manager .......................Sfcrclarv ami Treasurer . . . . I Veil Campus Representative South Campus Representative Personnel of Band Robert S. Kilvincton Cornels John Q. Owsley T. A. Taylor Dan Kendall Percy K. Lindley T. O. Morris Clarinets Walter Staliincs Wh i iam A. 1 Iudson Flute ami Piccolo Uliin W. Lcareli. Clifford F. McCloy Saxophones Wallace 1 Iaoxard Eucene Boykin Baritones E. W. Wise Dennis F. Parson T romhones Sloan Sanford Mannie P. Newman C. I). Boone el Itos Passes Herman K. Tramcll I Iarvey C. Reese Lawrence C. Alien Clarke T. Richards O. S. Collins Drums Morris F. Schwartz Orville J. I'ox Wilson Clapham James I- Hudson hunJreJ thirty-three 1921 COMIMODOR.EL 1921 Pa%t too hunJrtd thrrtp-four 1921 C=L COMMODOR.E, KtNNr.ni W. McKenzie..........................................................................President C. A. Lyles.......................................................................Manager R. L. Alexander. Jr..........................................Pice-President O. A. Tate.................................Publicity Manager Members Wm. Wade Nettie Lee Petrie Run i Fain Auii.ur Ewing Wade F.. Sperry Joe Killebrew Paul B. Thompson E. B. Montgcmery. Jr. Charles LaFollette Phil M. Harrison Murphy Thomas Wm. Ward Jas. McCall Leslie McCarty J. B. Keeble. Jr. Leaii Bell Levy Roberta Smith Eleanor I Iall Christine Waterfield ro hundred thirty-five 1921 CO IM MODOR-E 1921 P.ge IB'D hunJreJ thirty-six 1 r=3 A 1921 !M MODOR.E Glee Club B. B. Coker................... Guv I’. Sanderson . . . Cliff C. Woods . . Browne Martin Officers ......................President . . . Vice-President Publicity Manager . Director Members First Tenors Second Tf.nors First Basses Thos. Fi etcher 1.. B. Feacin J. 11. Bailey J. P. Giibert J. B. Keebij: F. M. Brown Allen 1 Iuciies Joe Kii.icbrew J. P. W. Brows M. B. I.uton L. L. Sage 1.. J. Netto R P. Mitcheu. W. A. Sullivan C. C. Woods J. Q. Owsley, Jr. Jno. Thomas G. P. Sanderson Second Basses R. S. Duke F. M. McPeak J. J. Thomas B. B. Coker E. C. Boykin E. S Rogers Accompanists Joseph H. Stoves Thos. Fletcher Quartette Messrs. Fletcher. Sage. Woods. Duke Harmony Four Messrs. Sanderson. Thomas. F. M. Brown, Coker hundred tbirly-selen 1921 1921 OOIM MODORE Adventures of Taking it for granted that you arc one of the three or four in Vanderbilt who have not heard over and over again, all the particulars of how a brave little octette of Glee Club- ber set forth in the year 1920 to sing their way through a vacation, we will proceed to till up space. For the benefit of future historians we will say that these dauntless eight were Fimo I homp on. Earl Rodger . Nix McGaughev. Tom Fletcher. Batty Coker. Alvin Mc- Carty. Guy Sanderson and k. Provinc, and that it was a rare June 25th on which they boldly boarded a Kentucky bound train on the first lap of their 6.000-mile pilgrimage. 1 en weeks later in Okmulgee. Okla.. after singing to 26.000 and some odd people, paying all their expenses and some over, being expensively entertained, and having their names in the papers of Kentucky. West Tennessee. Arkan- sas. and Oklahoma, they called it a huge success and headed back for the Athens of the South. I o do this sounds simple, and it was. Some of it was simply awful and some simply grand. Guided by their ad- vance agent. Myron Nailing, who they claim could sell elec- tric fans in heaven, they jumped from town to town as fast as any barnstorming troup of entertainers ever did jump. I he simply grand times come when they hopped off the train at places, for convenience we will call Podunk. were met by the Vanderbilt alumni association of Podunk. taken into the Podunk homes, met the Podunk girls, sang to the large and enthusiastic Podunk audience, were entertained by a dance at the home of the mayor or the leading citizen of Podunk. and then got away for the next stop with a goodly a Glee Club quantity of Podunk coin in their pockets and a goodly quan- tity of Podunk grub under their belts. The simply awful times came when they hopped oil the train at places, which for convenience we will call Squcc- dunk. wandered aimlessly about until they found that what they had thought was the blacksmith shop was really the Squeedunk Hotel, were sized up from the windows by the Squccdunk girls, sang to a small audience, and then caught an early morning train out of Squeedunk with an empty feel- ing in their | ockets and in that region where grub is supposed to lie. But still, even these perfectly awful times dwindle into insignificance when these Glee Clubbers knew that they could return to any one of these numerous Podunk and Squccdunks and would find a glad delegation at the train and all the “Welcome mats sitting before the front steps. Only once d d they get into treub'e, and on their return this was investigated and they were fully exonerated. I he program used with such great succe s was the origi- nal Glee C tub program for 1920. combined with numerous little vaudeville acts and stunts devised while en route, and put on to suit the occasion. I hey spread the name and good will of Vanderbilt throughout four stales and met alumni who had not Ih-cii in personal touch with the university for many years. ( redit for the good they 1 d should he equally divided among the nine of them. II this credit does not come out exactly even the surplus should go to Manager Elmo Thomp- son. for the enthusiasm with which he promoted and en- couraged the trip, and to Myron Nailing, for his business ability and hard work that made the trip possible. Pag: tiro hunJreJ thirty-eight 1 COMMODORE, 1921 hundred ihirly-nine 1921 1921 j mm] OO IM P-1 O EZ OR.EL I’ugr !� '. hundred fert'J II COMMODORE- 1921 Mississippi Club Flatter : Magnolia Song: Shake ll and Break It” St otto: Never Bother a Man While Me'� Bating Officers Adley Lyi.f.s................................ Clarence Clifton................... Murphy Thomas................. ............................PreiiJent .............Ylcc-I reiid:nt Scerelary-T ream ter Adley Lyles Clarence Clifton Murphy Thomas. Jr. James Anderson Robert A. Weaver John Ali en Weaver Foster Kennedy Members Ldward S. Lewis. Jr. Bartel Denton Orman Van I Iook Walter Corley Lrnest Kelly T. P. Flynn. Jr. Joseph M. Clark. Jr. Bennett Saniers I -AVAR Ross J. S. McDonnell Augustus Fitts Wm. I'.. Mitchell W. N. Sherrod W. B. Gates E. L. Gulledce Wm. T. Covington I Iiram Cunningham F. B. Wit I.INGHAM UU.EN I.EAVELI. W. C. Neal E. 11. Wiycul o hundred forty-one 1921 1921 lliliil I c=h COMMOD OR, EL Pofe tiro hunih J forly-liro 21 COMMODORE, 1921 Witherspoon Club, 1920-21 Officers C rnathan. V. G. Preddcnt Owen Ceo. W. Pice-Prcudent Duncan-. C. G. Secrctary-Ttcaiuter Thompson. 1,0. Bailey. J. 11. Members Powers. Jerome Pate. C. C. Perkins. S. F. Reeves. J. M. Robinson. F.. M.. Jk. Sewell. J. F. Beall. R F. hundred forty-three 1921 1921 COMMODORE, Piifr la-o hunJied foil -foui 21 COMMODORE, 1921 Eve Club, 1920-21 Officers C. A. McVtr........................... J. Shirley Sweeney............ J. B. Shannon.......... I lot us E. Johnson President . Pice- Presid ent . . . Secretary-Treasurer . . . Commodore Representative Members G. H. Berryiiili. W. H. Blake L. M. Graves R. B. W ood A. M. Patterson R. B. I Iarrison J. 11. Smith J. E. Pendergrass hundred forty-five 1921 1921 J Ulliil L COMMODORE, A SECTION OF SOUTH CAMPUS Pafe l o bundled forty-Hi 1921 0.0 IM MODOR E pupum on i tv(I IS61 g fO CJOWWOO IZG 21 r= 1921 COMM SOUTH CAMPUS BIBLE CLASS Itro hundred forty-nine 1921 OO IM MODOR.E 1921 VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY 21 1921 Itvo hundred fifty-one 1921 COMMODORE, 1921 Paje l� o hunJreJ fifty-two 21 1921 OO MMODOR.E 'e (� o lumJreJ fifty-lhree 1921____COMMODORE,__ 1921 Pafe • hunJicJ fiftl 'four IV o.O MMODOR.B 1921 1 (� 0 huiulrtJ fiflxi-five 1921 1921 Pttft 0 0 hunJrtJ fifltf-ux 21 1921 GEL COMMODORE o hundred fifly-icvtn 1921 1921 r=?._ O OMMODOR.E, Concerning Hair Nets According to Webster’s, we have the following: Hair —An external growth : Net—An instrument of twine knotted into meshes for catching birds, lobsters, and fish: that which is clear profit.” Hence, hair net—an external device by which some birds, lobsters and poor fish arc caught at a clear profit. Hair nets should not be confused with the similar term hor-nct. although both arc the cause of many of us being stung. I he novice should also distinguish the term from the similar phrase hare-lip.” derived from hare—meaning very fast, and lip—often connected with a similar term slip. though in many connections the latter s drops out. The whole word “hare-lip is thus seen to mean a fast talker, or fast worker: i. e.. woman. (See widow.) I his term is occasionally mispelled as hair-lip. in which sense it refers to those who prefer their Hcrpicide externally. Hair nets are used in large quantities by the female sex as a means of holding their own (and someone clse’s), and in many cases prevent the bare truth from brng revealed. By means of a small bottle and a hair net of the deepest dye. a blooming blonde may be quickly transformed into a blushing brunette, the blush soon wearing olf after the first few successful changes. In special cases for rapid trans- formations. a fast henna may lie secured, which, however fast will not run. Hie hair net is a much used first line of defense, though it has been demonstrated that a sufficiently heavy line oxercomcs the defense. They are more often donned as an admission rather than a protection. The hair net is pur- posely made elastic, and may be removed with the coilfure without inconvenience to the wearer. They should be ap- proached by the sex not wearing any with caution and re- spect. directly with the square of the distance, and should by no means be allowed in the presence of paler familias to rip. wear, run at the seams, or become engager! with cuff- links or collar buttons. This la t should be especially avoided unless a permanent engagement is desired. Where there’s a hair net there’s a possibility. Likewise, many hair nets make a joyous evening! Page l� o hunJici fifty fight 1921 CO IM MO DOR-EL llvo hundred 1921 OO MMODOREL 1921 I’age Itto hunJieJ tixly •21 1921 c _ OO MMODOR.E B ? hinJrtJ iixlf-onc 1921 1921 COMMODORE, Page loo humlrrJ tixlyloo pupunif o«| . 1661 “ '3' IOQOW W IS61 c 1921 1921 COMMODORE, I’afr tfo huruheJ iixly-four '21 1921 COMMODORE The 1921 Commodore Jor. T. HaTCHCR...........................Editor-in-Chief. IVest Campin Allen B. I Iarweli..........................Editor dn-C hit . South Campu E. E. WlLSON.............................................Butinas Manager Major E. I Iutton.............................Atsistanl Business Manager Kobt. L. Alexander. Jr................................... initiant Editor Richard G. Dcener......................................... Owen Conrad................................................Literary Editor Cornelia Parks.......................................Assistant Art Editor Lucv Van Ness........................................Assistant Art Editor Ike Nunn.....................................................KoJalf Editor Gr.CRCL Owen............................................Chairman of Board Wilson Ci apiiam E. B. Montgomery ASSISTANTS Isabel Howeil m. G. Downs Beatrice Weinstein A. O Tate Leslie McCarty Art Editor ID'O hundred sixty-five 1921 1921 lllllil L COMMOD C R-EL Bachelor of Ugliness (Thit degree, deviled by Prof. Vm. H. Dodd in 1835. i conferred annually by ibe Vanderbilt student on tlieir most popular member.) Year Xante 1,1Jr « 1885—T. P. Branch . . Rockwood. lenn. 1836 B. G. Waller . . . Morganvilte. Kv. 1887 A. 1.. ( u.mi nt 1 lumbolt. 1 enn. 1833 Frank 1 am or . . . . Amlin, I exn 1389- Ji t � • Mi Cars' Nathville, 'lenn. 1850 V’. S. Rot s nOROtc.it Memphit. '1 enn. 1891 1! F.. Bimis 1892 J. A. Robins . . Gunlown. Mi . 1893- R W Clawjon Ml Plea,ant. Mitt. 1894—W. W. Cr vie . Fricndthip. 1 enn. 1855- W. R Hendrix . Union Cily. lenn. 1836 II. N. Pharr Berwick. La. 1897 Milks O'Connor I.eiper‘t Fork. lenn. 1893 Phil Connell . Nathville. lenn 1899—S. V Gardner . . . Meniphil. lenn. I°0;) W. A. White Annitlon. Ala. 1901 F. S. Palmer . . . Wavnetboro. Ga. 1902—1. F.. F DOER TON .... Columbia. I'enn. 1503- B F. C.rr Fulton. Kv. 1501 Ben Ci hy Bell Buckle. 1 enn. 1905 K. B. Tucker . . . Smvrna. lenn. 1905 1 |. Hamilton 1 lari iron. lenn. 1907—A. M. Sou by Nathville. lenn. 1508 R K. B.aki Nashville, lenn. 1910 Bruce McGi.iiee . . F.vetgreen, Ala. 1911 Ions W Bum . . . Klkton. Kv. 1912 1. Ray Morriaon . . McKcnrie. lenn. 1913—Bri ce Wade . . Trenton, lenn. 1914—Fnoch Brown Franklin, lenn. 1915 Tom Brown Gallatin. lenn. 1916 1 R. Curry . Marlin. Texat 1917—Pope Shannon 1918—Ammie Sikes Franklin. lenn. 1919- iiari.es R Richardson Athens. Ala. 19’0 F. Manninc Brown . . . . . 1 lopkintville. Kv. Pafc tsio hunJicJ iixly-six FEATURE SECTION BOOK THE FIFTH 21 O-O IM N'T ODOR.E 1921 Apology 1 lore� .in epic of the campus Will� it� maid th.it try to vamp u . And it gravelled walk that tramp u Up from far Ve t Side to Furman: And the clock up in the tower That prolong! the chapel hour. Nor cut� short the discourse jour Of your prof'� moil arid ermon. Mere are old standbys of yore That will never cease to liore In each seasons Commodore With its immemorial wit; Merc are grinding. Ironing ‘‘stude� . Daring Bolshevik and piudes. Co-ed jokes and Freshman dudes. And the hackneyed rest of it. Why seek newness on the campus ? Its eliches that really stamp u . Why let by-gone annual cramp u� . Commodore is Commodore! We’ve sincerely tried to edit. And we hope you’ll give us credit. And not yawn when you have read it. “Same old hunk they had before! iro hundred sixty-nine 1921 1921 lllllll L OO MMODOR.E, Profs (With Apologies to Mr. Rudyard Kipling) I vt taken my course where 1 found it: I've flunked .md I've palled In my time: My puking of prof� I '.we 'ad 'em. An’ four of the lot was prime. One had an air diplomatic; One wa� a devil to pa� � : One taught Math I. like he thought it wa� fun. An' one wa� the dread of hit cla � . Now. I ar'nt no good in my couriev. For takin ’em all along You never can tell till you’ve tried 'em. An’ then you will likely go wrong. There are time� that you think that it’� e � y: There are lime� that you know that it'� not; But the thingi you learn from I larti� and Coil Won t help you along w ith Ott I wai a frc hman at V.indv. Baihiul and green to begin. I started in Creek under Tolly An lolly wai clever a� sin. Smarter than me by a darn light. My chances to pan grew quite slim. But he showed me the wav to Alceilit that day. And then I w a� ordered to I liilory. Actin' the fool like I did. An' I got a jackatiical teacher 'I hrough tome mistake in the bid. Funny an' hard an' boastin'. A bull in hi� line. I mu� t � ay. But I look every note like a true freshman goat. An I learned about Irby that way. And then I took up Mathematics (An’ I mghl l e n-workm' there ye ). But I took me a scat on the front row. I he closest that I could gel. f Ir taught me the graph of a function. That wa� as far as I got. But he flunked me one day in a moil Caru.il way. An' I learned Mathematics from On. I hen I came over to F.ddir Will the Clan of 1921. An' of all the college profesior� I |e' the darndest I ever 'ave done, loo rnueh hull wa� hi� trouble. I le didnt know ulirn to crate. An I wouldn’t do � uch. ' au� r be rod? ire to:� much. But I learned about (lulling, at lca� t. An I learned about flunkin' from 'ini. I ve taken my counc where I’ve found it. An now 1 muit pay for my fun: f or tire more you know of the faculty. I he leu you will settle to one. An the end of it'� smokin' an' cussin'. An drramin’ no sheepikin to � cc: So be warned by my lot (which I know you will no), An learn about teachers from me. Pafe (� o hunJreJ seventy 21 COMMODORE, 1921 Mimsisms (Compiled by A. It ami, the great psycho-analyst. with the lime oj their pcriJic utterance) I throw down the challenge to the Sophomore Class to maintain its record for good order in chapel. (In his annual apology for chapel.) If I am not badly mistaken, the Freshman Class of this year is. judging from the two sections I met today, the very best that has entered these halls in many years. (Ap- plause from freshmen: sardonic smiles from upperclassmen who wink and nod at each other.) (At the annual 't . M. C. A. mass-meeting the first week in October. 1878-1920.) The Campus, bathed in gentle moonlight, never was more beautiful than it is tonight. (To ho found in any ebullition—accent on bull to the alumni.) Many of us had the pleasure of hearing Fritz kreisler last night: now we will hear Professor Muddy Kock of the None-Such School of Music. (One of his tactful intro- ductions.) I have just returned from the best six weeks of my life. Possibly the greatest experience of my life was the clccjuent message of Dr. Uriah Slocum of Peruna College. Arkansas, one of the greatest theologicians of the Southern Arkansas Synod, on the Challenge of the New Era of Service. At that vesper service I felt that a cord in my heart had been touched that was born to blush unseen. I he learned doctor used the phrases ‘100 per cent Americanism’ and a ‘life of service, consecrated to the highest ideals at least forty times. It was a great experience in my life. (Every year after the Blue Ridge Conference.) Now, Mr. . that’s a half truth. A man doesn’t have to be a radical or a conservative. He can be a some- thing better—he can be a conservative radical or a progres- sive conservative. After all. the chief use for a faculty is to furnish some- thing for the students to use their minds on. Hence this. (Ye Ed.) Itro huntln-,1 seventy-one � 11% 1921 COMMODOR-B 1921 To a Cubist Lady I'm in love with a fail Cubist lady. My lirail � lic relentlessly dangle� : Oh how can he understand my plight. I hi� creature of shadow� and angle� . I ler mystery pu iles me daily. My brain forever I'm racking; [•'or her eye� are licit inscrutable dot� . And her no� e. ala� , is lacking. In fact, she always elude� me. Io wildest conjecture I'm led: Perhaps I could ee what the fool artist meant. If I � tood for a while on my head. 'age ftro hundred levc ify-fao 21 COMMODORE, 1921 Exams That We Might Pass History Slate the approximate duration of the Seven Years’ War? What flowers do you think of in connection with the War of the Roses? In what city was the Maid of Orleans most famous? Science Who invented the Marconigraph? What great American inventor is the Bell I elephone Company named after? What arc the two components of IT.O? Literature Who wrote Caesar’s Commentaries on the Gallic Wars? What season of the year do you think of when reading ’’A Winter’s Tale?” What is the nationality of the Jew Shylock. in the Mer- chant of Venice? Mathematics If a train should leave Memphis traveling at the rate of 30 miles per hour and at the same time another train should leave Nashville traveling at the rate of 40 miles per hour, which train would he the closer to Nashville when they meet? I o what ancient mathematician is the Pythagorean proof credited? Draw a left-handed right angle. Professor: Give a synonym for mistake.’’ Student: “Er—Er—” Professor: ’’Correct. Another Professor: Wha: angle has the same value as X? Studctte: Why—” ’N P.: Right. No, Angelina, the cubists arc not all natives of Cuba. In the Bib. Lit. Class And how do you suppose that the Lord walked on the water ? Must have been hard water. humlitJ leventy-thice 1921 1921 liWU COMMODORE A Chemical Tragedy She wu a Frethman in Chemistry 1. He. an intlructor in t.al .; She had a pair of enchanting blue eye . And he had a gift of the gab. He (old her he loved her a� H love O. And mentioned the chemical bond: Her heart war of metal unknown lo hit lrt|t. It utterly failed lo retpond. I Ir threatened lo twallow-. if he remained cold. A gla of I l CI..: I le raved on affinity until the air Had turned a decided deep blue. Uul all of hit pleading could not move her heart, He hnally detpaired of ucce� ; Ami drowned all hit trouble forever and aye. In a nice little dote of At. Life s Little Fallacy He took hi� girl to a � we|| cafe W hich had a dandy cabaret. I le didnt eat for forty dayt. And yet they tay. the woman pay� .'' I hi chappie took her for hi wife And teltled down to married life. I ler bill� hr trttrd in a dare. Some people claim “the woman pay . She atked the judge their live lo pail. She taid he'd broken her poor heait. I hen alimony judgic” tay . Ami «till they tay the woman pay� .” ’ugc !� •. humlrtJ uvenl )-fou! IV COMMODORE 1921 1 College Publications Prelude Running a college publication is not half as hard as it i supposed to he. No. it’s twice as hard. To begin with, there is the hearty co-operation of the student body. 1 he only thing they read is the mistakes and the things they don't like. Their idea seems to be that the sole purpose of a pub- lication is to give them something else, besides the professors, to knock. They arc partly right. Kditors are selected purely for their literary qualifications. A non-frat man has no literary qualifications. Literary ability and political pull are syno- nyms. The entire student body is represented by a very small group. I hey are mostly wrong. Editors go wild eyed and burst out of school howling for copy. What they get is written by freshmen, whose upper classmen made them work. After they have been in school a year they are too wise to sub- scribe. I hey read a friend's. Chapter The First Tr f-IVDisappointments Nearly every college has its try-weaklv. or at least its weakly disappointment. It is supported by a large number of advertisers who think it has a large number of subscribers. It is read by a small number of subscribers who thought it had a smaller number of advertisers. Its chief use for existing seems to be to verify news items that have been in the newspapers several days before. About the best thing in it are hosiery advertisements, but then, these are usually for men. and only boost the co-ed subscription. I he only issue that is ever any good is the one that con- tains your own name when you arc elected to something or another. When this comes out. you pack a copy around for several days, and find it is the only one on the campus. I he only time the whole school thinks it is worth a darn is when it is mentioned in chapel as not being worth a darn. Then there is a grand rush to sec what truth has been told about the professors or co-eds. l ire sheet is not big enough to wrap up laundry. It is spoiled for lunches by being covered with ink. Once every year it is said to be controlled by some fraternity. 1 his is supposed to last nine months and if you are not a member of said particular fraternity you arc not eligible for a posi- tion on the staff. Chapter The Middle Scmi-Oflcn Shaft flies The Struggles are a little worse than the Disappoint- ments. so they are considered better. I hey come out in the shape of a magazine and contain many well-known jokes about the shape of—just a minute—about the shape -darn that publication board -contain many well-known jokes. Their motto seems to be that there is nothing new under the sun but there are many things that everyone has forgotten. It naturally follows that, like wine (but not women and song) the more aged the contents, the more they are liked by the students. If you find that you arc brighter than the rest, and see many things that you are supposed to have forgotten, keep quiet and let the others enjoy themselves. Taken from front to back you will line! that these semi- magazines cover, or perhaps uncover, four subjects: L'auor. absence of liquor, ladies' wear, lack of ladies' wear. I hey also have cuts showing styles that will prevail in the year to IwnJfeJ ieventf'-fi e 1921 1921 C L J lllli’l .3 COMMODORE some-cdd-and-something. 1 hcse cuts have a tendency to encourage cold cream manufacturers and to discourage clothing manufacturers. May the doctors preserve our eye- sight. If the editor is well chosen he does not remain in school very long. If it were not for the publication board they would be worth four times the subscription price. As it is they are only worth twice the subscription price. Chapter The Last Annual Hogue Callcry One is born every second and when they get to college they spend their time trying to get their ugly mugs stuck in the Annual Rogues’ Gallery. I he sole idea of many clubs is to have a group picture made at the end of the year. Stu- dents who get theirs in most for three years, hand running, automatically become candidates for B. U. I heir punishment is certain. Manufacturers throughout the country are beginning to subscribe to Annual Rogues' Galleries. When a suspicious looking character hits them for a job, they look him up. In a few years there will Ire no use in trying to lie out of having once been a college student. l ake any annual three months after it is out and you can tell who it belongs to and what girl threw him down by th • thumb prints on the pages. I here's no use looking at the name. Those students who have served their term and arc going out into the world to try and live it down are shown in front in mourning. Opposite their names will be found a list cf why they were not pardoned several years sooner. Most of them have a very doleful expression. They arc grieving because they have to be thirty-five years old before they can Ik- elected President of the United States, and dead ten years before eligible for the Hall of l ame. Looking at the co-eds solves a big problem. Problem: What are you going to be when you get out of school? Answer: An old maid. I lie professors are there, too. sitting all rared back and wondering if they are going to make enough money during the summer to teach school on again next year. Page f ro hun.hcj icvenly-six 21 1921 COMMODORE, The Test of the Ultra Thai co-ed's exceedingly highbrow. Her learning quite pul� on.- to (Same She arches a quizzical eyebrow. And call the Victorian� lame. In fact � he'� o utterly utter. She cannot restrain a mild tu h When other� of Chaucer da� � plulter. She fHuscJ it xrith nury a bluthl She' deep in the lore of vers libre. Call� freedom the ultimate goal; A futurist sketch of a zebra Put� kink in her artistic oul. Anatomical Queries Where can a man buy a cap for hi knee. Or a key to the lock of hi hair Can hi� eyes lx- called academic� Becau e there ate pupil there? In the crown of hit head, what jewel are found? Who travels the bridge of hi� nore? Can he u e, when shingling the roof of hi� mouth. The nail on the end of hi toe� ? Can the crook of hi elkew be ent to jail? If to. what could he do? Mow doe he sharpen hi hou!der blade� ? I'll be hanged if I know, do you? Can he sit in the shade of the palm of hi hand ? Or beat the drum of hi ear� ? Doe the calf of hi leg eat the corn on hi� tor� ? If � o. why not grew corn on hi ear? two hundred seventy-jcVen 1921 commodore: 1921 High Brow and Low NO. NO. AND COUPLE MORE Too wiie for love? Ah. � ay not � o! Minerva vrai nol much loo ilow. The campui light� .ire dim and law; We chooie our tudie� ai we pirate And learn to love with greater ea� e. Too wiae for love? Ah. uy nol � o. 'loo wiie Too wi� e? Ah. no! no! no! 'loo wi� e for love? Ah. � ay nol 10! W hile road� are unoot'v and headlight� glow. W hile wir.dthieldi guard and night wind� blow. You cannot thu deride u� now. 'I he j oet only show u� how. loo wi� e for love? Ah. lay not 10. Too wi� e? Too wi� e? Ah. no! no! no! � I here w.� � a young Froih we'll call Mr. Went to walk with a cute little � r. Next day on the hill. I fe laid with a thrill, I had her out walking and kr.’’ I hat night thii larne little Mr. Went out with a much cuter � r. l ie tried the tame lack And live hit him a whack. And now he ii mining a blr. P,i(e Itro hundred levcnfjl-eifht 21 COMMODORE, 1921 A Message Good morning. Goat. . . . . . . We're relllcd now. Il'j plain to fee Ix-hind your ! row There’� ninny a ponderou� lecture phrase . . . Into the classes' mental haze You gallop—an Era's interlude . . . Full of Victorian platitude. And pious concept of the past. Of all your tribe the very last I think you are . . .If not. God grant Me not to hear the others rant In praise of Trnnysonian life. Or Wordsworth's happy lack of strife . . . Their Age’� golden rectitude Oppoicd to modern desuetude I hat heeds not past beatific years Soggy with hate and unshed tears . I wonder. Goal, if it can be That you will ever come to see Dogma’s assininily . . . Ah. no. I give you up. Go drain the century’ musty cup. Go delve your written rubbish heap. Nor ever dare to steal a | ecp Beyond the drear complexity Of Browning's mouthy ecstasy. Aha! You pounce upon a luckless one Who happened not to hear your pun. And did not howl, as did the rest: Feigning glee at your poor jest For � ake of grades . . . I le is a hsh and has no soul. Sonorously your thunder� roll. Fifty mouths stand wide agape; Fifty pen are poised to take 'I he next verbosity you spout. The hour is up. Pell mell the rout Breaks for the door. No more they fawn. Reluctantly you yield. Gone Your glory, far away, remote As stars . . . . . . Good morning. Goat. Credit Given the Co-ed (Author's Note Our fellow student think we do nothing but smile) Positively nothing about the eyes! (I low could they be so mean.) Tell me. then, how comes her here) Why. she smiled upon the dean. I low doe she do her French and Frig Since no brain she has. you say? Why. she simply mile� upon the prof. And lo! her grade is A. But her degree must stand for something. It can be but hard earned knowledge: But the only credit given her — She vamped her way through college. Mary Ctctt. Morrison. 1921. T. T. loro hundred sel :nly-nine 1921 1921 Hiiiil c .s COMMODOR-B A Few of the Reasons Why the Editors and Managers Go Crazy When will ihc book lx- out? Is it going to lx: a good book? “Has the Commodore gone to press yet? Is it going to be as good as last year? Docs it take very much of your time? How many hours arc you taking?” Do you expect to come out ahead? How arc the ads coming in? Can I be of any assistance? I will have a little time next week.” Would you take the job again if you had the chance?” I hat copy I handed in last semester was all wrong: is it too late to change it again? How did my picture come out in the - Club? You didn't use that picture I had taken two years ago. did you? Do you get along with your manager all right? Bet- ter watch him. Are you getting your stuff in on time? I he Commodore must be prosperous. I see you have a new tic. ¥ ¥ y Says the Oracle. Do as you would be done by and you'll be well done. .y. They say that luck runs in streaks. That being the case a zebra ought to lx- a whale of a crap shooter. Speaking of the national pastime, if a man comes out on a seven do you say (hat he comes by the money nat- urally? Oh. maiden with your cheek of pink. With eyes so bright they make us blink: With lashes dark, and lips juit so. Drawn in a pretty Cupid's bow; Whose eyelids have a tint just right. To make you such a pretty sight. Fray do not let us ask in vain What would you do if it should rain? 1 saw a girl the other day who is never broke. It’s a fact. She always has a roll in her stocking. Her lips are red and fair to see. Upon them I'd fain plant a kiss. But never will it co:nc to me To quaff so deep of bliss. I he thought takes from me all my joy And makes me think how sad. I his maiden fair and shyly coy Is but a hosiery ad. ■v ¥ 1 know a man who is forty years old but still acts like a child. He is on a skate all the lime. Poge l� o hundred eighty COMMODORE 1921 hunJfcJ tightp-onc 1921 1921 21 1921 GEL. COMMODORE, HEADQUARTERS FOR VANDY MEN FOR THE PAST 14 YEARS THE HOME OF America s Two Leading Lines of Clothes STEIN BLOCH, FRUHAUF BROS. Stylos that college men demand: quality merchandise that never disappoints you: workman- ship. fit and price that you lfnon arc right—those arc the reasons for our store being VANDY HEADQU ARTERS. 619-621 Church Street Facing Capitol Blvd. 1921 1921 cs_ COMMO DOR.E SCHOOL OF MEDICINE VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY ES I RANCE REQUIREMENTS Completion of four year� ' High School or other equivalent of fifteen Carnegie unit� , without condition. Eight of thete unit are required, «even are elective. In addition to the above re- quirement i. all «ludent� mini have two preliminary yean in college. I hete year� «hall include coorte� in Chemitlry. Phytic� and Biology. COURSE OF INSTRUCTION Four year� ' graded courte for degree of M D. Following plant of Council on Medical Education in number of hour� a«- tigned to each department. Sixteen all-time teacher� employed on fundamental branchet. CLINICAL FACILITIES City llotpilal 175 bed and large outdoor department. Van- derbilt I loipital. 70 bed« with 10.003 dispensary ca� e« treated annually: (jallowav Memorial I loipital it in coune of construe- tion. and will provide for our exclume control 100 charily bed Tbit hotpital it on the camput. BUILDINGS. LABORATORIES. ETC. I be recent purchase of the Peabody Camput. with ilt tix- teen acret in the heart of the city, give� Vanderbilt one of the betl and largest «.impute� in America for medical purpoiet. I he building! have all been remodeled and facilitiet are untur- paited. Large ami commodiout laboratoriei, well lighted and ventilated, for Bacteriology, Chemittry. Phytiology. Embryol- ogy. Anatomy, etc. DONATIONS Mr. Andrew Carnegie in May. 191 J. gave to the School of Medicine. Vanderbilt University, one million dollar The General I .dueatom Board of New York witbm the Lit eighteen month� have given to the School of Medicine four million dollars. School of Medicine it a memlier of the Atiociation of American Medical College , and i ra'ed in Clati A by the Council on Medical Education of the A. M. A. I ITTERER BUILDING For Catalog an,I Further Information A JAteit LUCIUS E. BURCH. Dean NASHVILLE. TENN. 21 1921 C-O M rWOOOR.EL Scott-Mayes Company 213 FOURTH AVENUE. NORTH LEADERS IN MEN'S FOOTWEAR a It Pays Io Advertise We do not need to emphasize The virtue of that maxim wire Which says It pay� to advertise-’; It pays, indeed, hut much depends On where you advertise, my friends. Now in our annual Commodore. That’s read by Yandy studes galore. You get prestige and yet much more; For you have here a medium That will he read for years to come. Ye , many years from this good day When studes and profs have passed away. I'he memory of these firms will stay As fresh and vivid as of yore. In pages of the Commodore. {.Concluded on pane 294) 1921 1921 I In'. I I =3 COMMODORB TO SATISFY THAT APPETITE McFadden’s NOTHING BUT GOOD THINGS TO EAT HOTEL HERMITAGE Nashville's New Million Dollar Hotel Fireproof- Strictly Modern in Every Appointment 250 Rooms EUROPEAN 250 Baths Each apartment � complete and provided with every facility lo nverl the want! of our patron . Centrally .md conveniently located to troth the wholesale and retail districts. Beautiful Dining Room. Crill Room and Ball Room Ratos: $2.00 and Upward R. R. Meyer. President R. E. I hot. Manager Geo. T. Wilson Henry W. Cooper NASHVILLE SURGICAL SUPPLY COMPANY Surgical Instruments. I russes. Crutches. Abdominal Supporters. Plastic I losiery. Invalid Chairs. Microscopes and Biologic Products Corner Church Street and Fourth Avenue Telephone Main 3897 21 1921 COMMODOR.E THE VANDERBILT SPIRIT DUNLAP HATS THAT MAKES MEN TACKLE THE BIG dj ia ey ?' r m7) TASKS OF LIFE IS NOT UNLIKE I I IF Things for Men SPIRIT OF NASHVILLE “ALWAYS SOMETHING NEW' Ever Battling for Supremacy in the 203 Fourth Ave.. North Fields of Commerce, of Industry. Nashville s Most Exclusive of Civic Righteousness and Professional Perfec- Men s Store Linked together, us are Nashville CASTNER'S and Vanderbilt, so both shall con- MEN S SHOP tmue to hold frst filace tn the hearts i� located on the main floor—just within the Church of those to whom this book is dedi- Strret and Seventh Avenue entrance� . You ave time hy dropping in. cated. You Iwiv smart, good looking � uil� and (urnithing� at le� � ( I his space donated by) money than you can any other place tn Nathville. Vi� it Cactner’� Men'� Shop and � ee (or yourself Wm. Gupton Jesse M. Overton Horace G. I Iill K. E. Power CASTNER Geo. J. Merry Hy. Teitlebaum J. C. Vaupel KNOTT CO. 1921 1921 J I__J L COMMODORE QUALITY INVITATIONS AT THE HOUSE OF McQUIDDY Main 358-600 LET US MAKE YOUR NEXT BIDS FULCHER BRICK CO. BRICK Makers. Contractors. Builders Jor. I . Fulcher. PraiJent R. II. Howell. Secretary S. I). Fulcher. Trtawrer FORGE'S GOOD THINGS TO EAT DRINK AND SMOKE 510 Church St. UNIVERSITY PHARMACY Corner Broad and Division Streets STUDENTS’ HEADQUARTERS A. BERGEDA BRO. Diamonds. W atches. Jewelry NOVELTIES. SILVERWARE. E«c. 610 Church Street Nashville. Tenn. PHIL D. JOHNSON Drugs. Toilet Articles. Soda Water Cigars and Tobacco Telephone Main 30)9-9190 729 Fourth Avi... S. ) check TVrcfcS. Founded on Service 47 Yean A$o MEN’S FI HNISIII.NIiS UI I’AIITM KNT Main Finer IV i CYO MMODOR.E 1921 VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF DENTISTRY Four-Year Course Leading to the Degree of D.D.3. SESSION OPENS OCTOBER 4. 1921 l or Bulletins and Other Information. Address DR. J. H. PHILLIPS. Assistant Dean South Campus DR. R BOYD BOGLE. Dean Hitclu ocl( Building VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY-THE LAW SCHOOL Member of Association of American .an- Schools THREE YEAR COURSE Officers of Instruction and Government JAMBS II ASHTON K I UK I.AND. 1’h.I� .. I-I-.I� .. Ohaiicllnr «if Ilii' ITtilvrroll Ctian«vllor,i« OHIoo. Ct.lli'K' Hall: ............... s South Av.iiu� -. CampuK JOHN HHI.I. KKKIII.lt. 1.1. It I’mfiMKor of I .aw nn l l ci� n • ( tin- l.nw Department Slnhlniiin llull.llni: KDWAICD TICKKI! SKA V. I.I..R. l rof. toM r of l.� w Slalilinun llullilinc WII.I.IAM KINO M. AI.I.ISTKIS. It.A.. I'rofi'.-.ir -•( Uiw Nor I I Hock For Cataloc and Speciai KIIMI'Nl . IHOKINSON. A.It.. J l . Prof...... or l.aw Vanilcrlillt l?nlv«-r� iiy • 'IIAUI.KS .1. rrilfK. A.SI.. 1.1. It.. Professor of l.aw VamlvrUlll I'nlv.rslty llol.HKN ItOVIK SCIIKISM KICHOKN. 1 1� It . I.IJI., I.I..SI . Professor of l.itw Vnndcrblli I'nlvcrsHy SHIS. A. SI. KI.I.IDTT, l.itirnrian «lir l.nw l.llnury ViimU't'l.lll l.nw School Sum mo I- I .aw t'ourses. Ton Weeks. IteKlnillnc Juno 2‘ . IX'I Iniosm.uion. Address SECRETARY. 1 1 IK LAW SCHOOL. VANDERBIL'I UNIVERSITY. NASHVILLE. TENN. 1921 COMMODOR.E 1921 Greater Nashville s Greatest Store AN ELABORATE AND BEAUTIFUL STOCK China, Glassware Cutlery, Silverware 1oysand Christmas Gilt Goods HOUSEFURNISHINGS PHILLIPS BUTTORFF MFG. CO. Third Avenue. North NASH VILLE. TEN NESSEE 21 M MODORB 1921 CAPITOL ENGRAVING COMPANY DESIGNERS ILLUSTRATORS ENGRAVERS Specialists ok Long Experience in Fine Catalog and College Annual Engravings We Made All the Engravtngs In Th ts Book 13-t Fourth Avenue. North NASHVILLE. TENN. VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY TENNESSEE The University offers courses leading The ni l Mi i: in Mil- mi srir.Xt K. .1 nhiaelng Ti ■ M i,'lll . S« l,-ntlllo. ineluilliiK li- 'pnrlmi-nt of IIupIih'M Ail lniliil t I rati on. «ml I’oxtKrmliiat courxc . uml 1 h'uOuiK to tin- u � uil lll-rary il,-ifr. tm. II. i T« iH.MAN. Iiati. Tin- -i linni. til IM.IM I.ISIM. . iinhi-.xlng ••• lUrurt In CP til. M r-clinoUnl, Mining, anil Bti'ctrical Km EtMfrtnK unit Mi l; nllurgy. ami l.-.nllng ( • t-onv-xpoiullnc •lcKr« «L V. II. SCII TURMAN. I «vin. Till! M IH MM. Ill lil.l n.tn . mhineliig tin- 1C ii if 11 oh nii-l Cln nulci at 00111 « . amt h- .nllng to the «1« KT«v of It l . i . K. HltOWN. Iliali degrees in ihe following six dc|Mirlmenti: IV Tin SCHOOL nr LAW. cring tiny. nr «ml lend- I UK In th,- iL-gl-eo . r I.L.H. JOHN OBI.I. KKKItLK. Acting Dean. V. Th SCHOOL OK IlKNTISTKY. covering three year , itml iiik tin- tlt-cr,-,- of 1 l .S. It IJOYll ItitCLK, 1 '• an. VI. The SCHOOL ni' Mmill M:. ■••inlliiK t « tli«' ili-are.- of M.D. L. ii. lurocn. Doan. ATI II.El ICS A well equipped gymnasium is oj en to all student� . I'rnnis courts and a magnificent athletic field arc located on the campus. EXPENSES- The total expensrt for nine month� need not exceed $500. Ksstam Hall, a hand-ome and commodioui dormitory, allordi accommodation for students in all departments. Send for catalog, stating department in which you are intrreiled. J. E. HART, Secretary. 1921 1921 CEB. i 1111111 I OO IM MODOR.E WE SELL ONLY Representative Lines AGENTS FOR Dobbs Hats Mossant Hats Star Shirts Delpark Collars Keys Lockwood Neckwear Vassar Underwear Interwoven Hosiery Exclusive ‘l cpresenlalives for NEW YORK “ALWAYS FIRST TO SHOW THE NEW THINGS' pejway eaVi (o. 213 Fourth Avenue Morth. HftSHVILLE.TEHH STARCO CORDS V-' RO V A I ZEPHYR I— 21 1921 COMMODOR. NETTLETON EDWIN CLAPP SHOES SHOES Maxwell House Shoe Co. 517 Church St. HENRY M. Tl JORNTON 52 Years of Service For llit Mon li'ho Appreciate Style. Quality mul Service WRIGHTS POPULAR PRICE I UTS AND CAPS NASHVILLE. TENN. BIRMINGHAM. ALA. Fourlli Avt. nd Union Sr. 117 N. Nineteenth S«. 192« Third Av«. GEORGES PLACE I Iats Cleaned and Blocked By Expert Hatters Sails Sponged and Pressed While You Wail 216 Fourth Avenue, North Telephone Main 226 THE B. H. STIEF JEWELRY COMPANY Diamond Merchants Silversmiths Stationers Opticians Jetvelers Stiff's Corner Church Street at Capitol Boulevard Nashville. Tenn. CORRECT CLOTHES FOR MEN Joseph Frank Son Jackson Building Church at Fifth Nashville, Tenn. 1921 J liUU com mc: BAIRD - WARD PRINTING CO. SPECIALIZING IN- BOOKS. CATALOGS AND PUBLICATIONS 150-152-154 Fourth Avenue. North NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE L 1921 do re. IS It Pays I o Advertise Con ludrd from fagt 285 I hr vaivertily putt heir lit full page adt liwn year to year. And annually, too, apprat A page liom Pottm and oe Mont. Good ttyle and trrvice? Yet. of courte! And ’tlaaji-rtfiivii and Men'� If'ear. And ScoH-.May� ' thoet worn everywhere. I he Y.indv patronage will thare. Baird-lVanT and ( apilol Engraving do NX oik that it neat and reaio.iable. too. Phillip� and liultotg join the ml. Their product alway� tiand the lett; f or flower , ojit among the be� l. MtFaddrn'i jutlly fannout foo l And candirt alway purr and good. I o name them all would lake loo long. I hey're � uch an enlerptiiing throng. Jutt huy from all you can't go wrong! For you can turely trutl the !orc I hat puli an ad in the C ommodore. 21 1921 OO MMODOR.E A College Man’s Store OWNED BY COLLEGE MEN AND OPERATED BY COLLEGE MEN Vanderbilt “Down-1 own Campus’’ at Porter’s YOUR STORE OUR STORE The Largest Dealers n Young Men s Clothes in the Entire South THREE iiu. STORES “la the Heart of Three Big Cities” Nashville Birmingham Jacksonville Cor. 5th and Church 1922-24 1.5 Av«. Cor. Bay and Laura Nashville Birmingham Jacksonville 1921 1921 r=� .- CN j uuui l O MMODORE 60 CANDLE POWER MAZDA LAMPS Best for the Eyes NASHVILLE RAILWAY LIGHT CO. Special Prices to Students on College Jewelry Diamonds. H'alches and Novelties BEEESTE5H C0MPASMY Diamond Merchants, Jewelers and Silversmiths BEFORE BUYING. SEE US 312 Church Street Phone Main 2202 D. LOVEMAN. BERGER Millers Barker Skop TEITLEBAUM 203 Sixth Avenue. North Prompt Attention and Satisfactory Service EVERYTHING THAT WOMEN AND CHILDREN HERMITAGE WEAR BILLIARD PARLOR 604Church Street 21 MMODOR.E 1921 THEO TAFEL COMPANY Surgical Instruments Hospital Supplies SUPPORTERS AND TRUSSES MADE TO ORDER 153 Fourth Ave.. N.. Nashville. Tens. 0 K. HOUCK PIANO CO. Church St.. Cor. Sixth Avenue Pianos V ictrolas Records and Player Rolls C. A. Craig. President W. It. Wills. Viet-President C. it. CLEMENTS. Secretary and Treasurer THE NATIONAL LIFE ACCIDENT INS. CO. Ok Nashville. Tenn. Capital. $300.000.00 Life. Health and Accident Insurance 1921 1921 limn i —— _c=n COMMODO RlEL WITH FEW EXCEPTIONS ALL PHOTOGRAPHS USED IN THIS PUBLICATION WERE MADE BY US 21 1921 COMMODORE NASHVILLE’S MOST RELIABLE CLOTHING AND FUR NISH ING MERCHANTS L. A. Bauman Co. Burk Co. Chas. E. Cooper Chas. Davitt Co. Frank Co. Hirsliberg Bros. Loventhal, Frank Co. Petway-Reavis Co. S. Lowenstein 6? Bro. Hampton-Harrison Co. MEMBERS MEN’S WEAR ASSOCIATION ASK YOUR GROCER TO SUPPLY YOU WITH Ten-E-C Cakes and Crackers WJEIIIT!aS Nashville's T runk and Leather Goods House McEWEN'S STEAM LAUNDRY NASHVILLE. TENN. Our 1921 Annuals Vanderbilt U’nivertitv. U'nivenity of Alabama, Virginia Military Intitule, Univenity of South Carolina. Louiiiana State Univemty. Univemty of Ken- tucky. Marion Institute. The C itadel. Virginia Polytechnic Institute. Mercer Univemty. I ramylvama College. Judion College. North Carolina College for Women. Weileyan College. Gulfport Military Academy. Furman U'niveuity, Sewanee Military Academy. I enneiiee College. C.reendioro College for Women. Convene College. Birmingham-Southern College. Kentucky (..liege for Women. Meridian College. Lynchburg College. Central College, Woman � College (Due Writ. S. C ). Woman’� College (Montgomery, Ala.), George- town College. Milliap College. oflord College. Martha Washington Col- lege. Beuic I ift College. Maryville College. Brllhaven College. Lli abelh College. Coker College. Louiiiana College. Blue Mountain College. Ouachita College. Pretbylerian College. Lion College. Mnutsippi Woman’� College. Boanoke College. I utculum College. Anderson College. I lenderton-Brown College. W inthrop Normal and industrial College, Weithampton College, Hendrix College. Kentucky Wesleyan College. Stonewall Jack-on College. Hillman College. Porter Mditary Academy. Chatham Training School. Fas- lifern School. Aililand High School. Middleiboro High School. Maryville I ligh School. Hamer 1 ligh School. Dublin 1 ligh School. Wilmington I ligh School. Centenary College. “College Annual Headquarters”