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COPYRIGHTED «1931 B Y EARL V. CATOE, JR. EDITOR « IN « CHIEF THOS. S. WEAVER, III BUSINESS « MANAGER HE « « NINETEEN THIRTY 4 4 ONE COMMODORE PUBLISHED « ANNUALLY ■ BY THE • SENIOR « CLASS « OF VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY Comet Series X LV 4 4 4 Commodore Series XXIII - DEDICATION O THE FACULTY • MEMBERS OF VANDERBILT UNI- VERSITY WHO HAVE LABORED • • • SO WILLINGLY • AND UNTIRINGLY WITH GENERATIONS OF STUDENTS, AND TO WHOM WE ALL FEEL A WIDE SENSE OF GRATITUDE . AND ESTEEM FOR THEIR PATIENCE AND INSPIRATION, • WE RESPECT- FULLY DEDICATE THIS THE TWENTY-THIRD VOLUME OF THE............... COMMODORE - PREFACE ' O HAVE LIVED JOY- OUSLY-TO HAVE WORKED FAITHFULLY -TO HAVE GAINED THE INSPIRATIONS OF REAL SCHOLARLY ATTAINMENT, AND WITHAL • • TO HAVE TASTED THE HAPPIER EXPERIENCES OF UNIVERSITY LIFE-THESE ARE THE MEMORIES, THE ACHIEVEMENTS THAT WILL BE PRIZED HEREAFTER. MAY YOUR EXPERIENCES • AS PRE- SERVED WITHIN THESE PAGES GROW MORE PRECIOUS WITH THE PASSING OF FUTURE YEARS. ABLE' OF CONTENTS THE UNIVERSITY THE CLASSES ATHLETICS ORGANIZATIONS FEATURES .. HI « OOK ONE The University Till ( OMMODOKI MEMORIAL HALL ( AI HOl S AU 'II dim; SCHOOL OF MEDICINE ( OIIK.I H.lll aKEELY AUDITORIUM I KM IS H ll I CHAPEL ENTRANCE The Toner On the city’s nestern bonier. ‘Reared against the shy, •Proudly stand our vlima -Mater, O'is the years roll by. 20 ( hdunlloT ‘film, II. Kitk'lunJ In appreciation • lut knnm leJge and nf In• innghl mlo tnunllen maileri, of In, ;eal and hn ilrenglh, of lut fine hnnetly and Ini fine (oarage. at The Deans Dean Snrrati has perhaps one of the most comprehensive position' in the administrative Iwidy, covering, as it does, a mnltitiidinons number of concerns and interests. On account of the great number of contacts between Dean Sarratt ami the student body, he is one of the best known of the faculty, and on account of the way in which lie meets the students he i' one of the best liked. Serving, as he does in so many cases, as the agent between the students and the 1‘niversity, he has been able to rentier invaluable service to both parties. Dean Leathers, of the Medical School, has shown himself to he. during his stay at Vanderbilt, one of tin- most thor- ough teachers and efficient executives on the administrative staff. Besides being universally recognized as an authority on preventive medicine and having an unusually wide range of duties, he has shown that he has the interest of his stu- dents at heart by carefully attending to their activities and interests. Dean Stapleton is one of the most popular of the Vanderbilt Deans. Serving as Dean of Women, she has incurred the respect and affection of all those coming in contact with her and has very decidedly proven her worth along the admin- istrative and teaching lines. Lite success of women's educa- tion in Vanderbilt in recent years may in a large majority of cases be traced to the efforts of Dean Stapleton. 22 I he Deans in (lint I iioi r «I Uto. liar •1 h Niirm win of tea lung riprrienrc, and mint more of practice and c rmmenial work, I Van Antnld 1 milt well fitted lo hold (hr dfandiip which hr mm nrrwpin. Ilr ha made munflrw friend during hi (a rapid promotion to rhr dran«hip of ihr Collcgr of Art and Science wnhin ihr «hort prrKnl of two tear . ha one of the rno t dirt nit and man - idrd j« l« in the I niveraitp. I hr rrttrirnc ami di patrh with which hr ha performed hi ilutir while at ' Hiderloli ha%r earned tor him a creat deal of .«dmir.itnni ami prai e, winch hr rn t ccrtaifil drvrvr . I Van hrhwerman. of the I 'iginernnc Vhnl. dne to hi high q« 1 1 figure in the I' • r «t«r, Mr i1 • i and Uhar ha e hern futon of •« ;- • . [■ (he d in iinrnt J| 1 he Deans + Dean Brown i' perhaps not well known personally to Van- derbilt's undergraduate student body, but i- widely known as one of the leaders in the field of Religious Kdueafion in the South. Fite theological students regard him with a great «leal of respect and affection and all Vanderbilt may well point to him with pride. His work in establishing and super- vising the V anderbilt Rural Preachers School is perhaps bis most outstanding recent effort. Dean l itus comes to Vanderbilt front the I'nivcrsity of Michigan to fill the newly-created position of Dean of the School of Nursing, which arose when it was decided to re- organize this school. I r six years Dean Titus was director of the School of Nursing and superintendent of nurses at the I Diversity. She has also 'vised in the Department of Labor's ( hildren’s Bureau and is an outstanding figure in several organizations relating to public health nursing. Mis. Man Webb Haggard hi- held the position ol Reg I'trar of the College for many years and is firmly entrenched iu tin hearts of the student body. During her stay at Van- • l« tl iIt 'he has proved to be a capable and efficient worker as Well as a constant friend and advi'et to the students. Alwaxs icady to help and ailvisc she has been a decided asset to V underbill and V underbill's student body and is certainly deserving of the position of high regard which both the stu- dents and faculty liaxe conferred upon her. 24 oAlumni Reunion, June, 1930 i Upper right: Three old- timers, Dr. A. B. Moore, 78, Dr. J. M. Moore, 75. Dr. H. B. Hyde, '78. Upper left: A line-up for barbecue at noon. ('enter: The last stragglers at the luncheon table. Loner left: Pals of former days. Loner right: L. J. Lovcnthal, Cason, Chancellor Kirkland, Whitcford Cole, Ii. J. Buffing- ton. ■flutnnt K.rutimn, June, 1930 t ' «• left: A (roup of the re- union k'IIOll. i'ff'tt right: Alumni nd their ( enter: A group of dntm Kuuhrd alumni, including Norman Dam, I rani Rami, M luiriord C olr, J. P. Norfleet, and Morn Brandon. Lamer tight. A theologo al group, including the late Or. laude Hullitan, and Or. Burn Jrnfctn , hat« alaureate speaker. I amer left: Jimmi Stahlman lit (Omurtam HHUiam Driuitt Harris «. A. fctttlr Sork. Arkaiuuwi (CIobb 1931 Haiulmta Daurupnrt HlralmnrrlanJt . . Athrmi. Alabuma (Class I 932 Elunnas Jlattrrsnu limur «. A. £mttamllr. Kritturky CCIubh 1934 OOK TWO - THE CLASSES Sophomore Class Officers S hooi oi Akin ani S uncis Miiios I um . Tnqmu I'uii • . . ttntJfi . I ut-fttiiJtmt • • Stxtrimtf R fnumUttt f'NGINI I KING S HOOI ftl'BT fAITII . Wit MAM PAftMAM . (’11 sit11 F.smn ... . C ««Wirc Ml Die AI S( HOOI Ssi.SII (•■AM . Jims Maids . J. W. (ituum, Ji. . . . 7 !. • . . I'uf-PrriiJrml . . Setrelatf K ft fifHlatix r II Junior Class Officers School of Arts and Sciences Law Rev oli $ . . . 11 ten Disiiaroon . Marv Eli abe rn Dam Frank Wakmuii . . Walter Pasciial . . . . . President .................Vice-President ................Secretary ...........Serejeant-at-. I rtns . Commodor, Representative Engineering School Frank Proctor .... Lemuel McCrary . Robert IIouk Howard Rooney . . . Edward Crabtree . Sercjeant-at-.tr ms . Commodore Representative Medical School Tom F. II m y, |k. . W. R. Sandusky . Edward DeYoung . Alvin Rosen bloom . Jons W. Simpson . E. E. Evans . . . ...............President ................Vice-President .....................Secretary ...........Scrc eant-at-. I ruts . Commodore Representative ...........Honor Committee School Harry PiERorn ... ................ John Connor .................... Hen Buchanan ......................... Charles Rutherford.................... Rosie Rosenblatt.....................’ B. Younc....................... Hendrix Rowki.i............ of Law .................................President ............................Vice-President ..................................Secretary .........................Sergeant-at-.lrms ...................Commodore Representative .........................Honor Committee .........................Honor Committee School of Religion W. ('. Aden . Paul Oltman . : ■ President J. T. Forrest . Vice-President Raymond Towery . Secretary-Treasurer Robert Hargis . ..............................................Senjeant-at-.trrns ..................................Commodore Representative School of Nursing 32 M K . Kt I E krHMAN . Margaret Baker . Sul Ellen Bacot . ...........President . . . Vice-President . S, eretary-Treasurer The Class of 1931 IK Class of 1931 has passed through the conventional stages of a college class and is about to graduate. It is better to have traveled hopefully than to arrive” and seniors who have for four years labored or drifted to the goal of a diploma are very likelv to realize the truth in such a statement. We have few more chapel meetings to attend, the football games which we shall see as undergraduates are long since over, as graduating seniors we are making tearful farewell speeches in fraternity meetings, and scurrying about in search of a job with fast diminishing ideas of our own importance—the usual signs which foretell commencement are here, and we are the ones whom the Iniversit) is shutllling out to face a harder aspect of the world. Vanderbilt has given us or has tried to make us take the benefits of a higher education. Mistaking the purpose of the I'nivcrsity. main will blame on faults in their education the temporal) checks and fail- ures of their first years out of school. Hut those who recall the four-year growth from the illusions of a freshman to the realizations of a senior will remember that the are merely repeating the process of learning and adjustment that is life, and realize that they are continuing their education in a greater way. and paying the dearer tuition of the School of Experience. I he I Diversity goes on. and we become alumni instead of undcr- gi ad nates. Me have come to a realization that anderbilt means more to us than a group of buildings, a stadium, and the Commodore statue, and we know that on us who become alumni the reputation of the I'Diversity rests. I hat we may not he unworthy of the long line of graduates who have added to the reputation of Vanderbilt, that we may remember the things that the I niversit) has taught us to add to our ability and our honor, and that our lives and deeds may make Vanderbilt proud of us as we are of her, is the wish of the graduates of the CLASS OK 1931 36 (i r.idu.itc School Jam ? T. Boy k is mi utmami'i iivmuii ( mJU t • M ' Z A K Buna Mai Morion Crcgcir JOVtMttU, (MUIkU t imt M f Franc i n I tou ard Ewing XAtmiUt llvWHll CtaJtJmit f r t I A O II E. Virginia Fonts • KIIVICMl, VIC .IVI C.anJiAat r M Hi i Aiti iii Garnir mu Mi Mr, ii NAiun ( iiH.hJait r M. I 1 K IsAIII I I I C. C'lRI I N I UIHOIK', OHIO (.iM.liJat «• M I. Graduate School Rebecca Hall snvim . it u sk Candidah for M.S. A lliisili.i Stair. '2S-‘29-''0: l ll.. m li« inixit y. Robert L. Hargis nou n no i;ki i , Missouri Candidate for M. I. K X, II K A Mrs. Lucile Thompson Hum xsiivii.i.i , n w :s$R : Candidate for M. . A X C) Ii- 111■ I.• i ..( s. i.-it. . , I'm v.-i sit ..i Malinina. Mrs. E. L. Kurth, Jr. KKI.TVS, TKXAS Candidatr for M. I. T A S .||| liw.M. I'll I' ill viTsit y. Benjamin Bock Kwok CANTON, CHINA Candidate for M..I. Martha Davis Lambeth N SIIVII.I.l:, h: nksskk Candidat, for M..I. J a J i,.i,..r T.mils Sinui,. -. 2K. T.-imi P..UM..8, •■_ ;i; |,„|OS h, K'' v 1• AsNo.lati.-n. -JS-’S ; Maiinwr 'I a ma I ii- .-lull. ‘ _ S; IT. 1.1. at . K,| - i m ■ ,a 11. ii. 29-Mr.; Vau.l.-i I ■ i 11 SlnK.is; Ul.ratiun. -. s -;i I.a.lx of til.- Itra.'.'l.-t, 50. («r.idu.icc Si hool I iuiii vn Cardii i Oaki i v. |r. ('aa.h.iat far t' l-UDORA Harios Orr CAWT, UlUiM i aaJiJat tar l I Mat n I 11 Sc ai i s MM III ri, AtKAA At I aa.h. alr far t I VC'll I IAM pRI SION Wa! Kl R COU Ulli, llkMMII i ia.hJalr far W I Cl ARI NC I N. Wl I MS, |r. «oscno, ko« % i •ia.fi.ldlt for VI I II K A. £ ♦ A John S. Fi e rem r VASJIVIM.e, TIKKIUM I uadiJatr for I ll ♦ a e .Senior Class Theodore Leon Adams U XINCTOK, KK II CKV Candidate for M.D. A K K Wili.iam Wallace Alexander MOl I ION, M i: t. Candidate for M.D. O K 'I' A I!. I nlv.Tsity of Alabama. 191 :; Alchemist Club; Kvo Club. Frank O. Alexander i.i xi ;io , KI rickn Candidate for M.D. •! It II Emily Ai.mon wmivii i.i , 11 vi ssi i Candidate for II. I. Z K Km sik-inn l’lii. v. v. c. a . ’30. Louise Altheimer llllll KOl'K. ARKANSAS Candidate for II. I. A E -I- I'nnUcllt-iih Council, •29-,3)i -30.-ji. 1 Ior pense Ambrose N SMVIU.K. ilA l Sl.l Candidat, for II.. I. K A O Scribblers. '29. Senior ( l.iss Gi okc.i Fi rguson Arc hi r. Jr. i MmdiJsl for H. I OO, A K K John Ci ari nc i Asm u 2 A K Urinam Emii ii Hac k t.4Bd i.itiff fmr a r. ♦ Wll.MAM HaRVI S HaRNARI t .tm.h.ialt for W I). O K ♦ Virginia Franci s Harm s ii.lttlr for It. I. John Monroe Hates SMIlVIlir, irwruM 1'itnJiJiilr for 11 It, A X A. ♦ A ♦ Senior C lass Marie Taylor Barton SMVll.l I . IIWESSKI Candidale for II..I. A ) II •• Katii.s. Tim . Arl Clul . Wai.ter Austin Beai nasiiviii.i. nwissir Candidate for II..1. II K -I- Alma Carter Bennett I KWkl l . HAM SM I Candidate for I.IS. I’ -I- 15 Stephen Berardinelli w I 1 IKIA , K1101)1 |SI M Candidate for M.l). •I- 15 II l:. I. Stall- «'oll -Ki- H.S.. 1927. Maxwell I). Berman l Will.I A, CCOKCIA Candidate for M.l). l 15 II Willis Bird I’ASAIU IAI 11 OK I Candidate for M.l). Senior ( l. Marvin I i m is Biasing h C mdU tf t B I. Marion Bia kman mqm%v, itutnn CsmdtJsl ft B. I r ♦ ii Vt'll MAM PlI’RI Bt AC KM HI Mil! IJIANCM, tllMMI CmmMJmtt r HI) 1‘RANC IS Wll I ARD Bl ANKI NSMII II4«mill It V VI Ml I Can 'tJalr fmf It I H! Max Bi o k movki hi, vim jinn ('. ndtJ«U W I Rl( I '. Boc.akd ( UNMVIIII, I V VI |l I CaHili.latf f t 11 It. It O II. ♦ A + Senior Class William Edward Bones Pl'I SKI, VIRGINIA Candidal,■ for M.l). X, 1 X B.A. Kmor ami Henry Vltliert |ioun Club. M a rgaret Brans for d i mon env, riwissi i Candidatr for I.II. AAA V.iiuli-rliilt Sinuer . '27; Secrotur.v-Trouxurcr ’o- Killlor . '2 i. I.olo Kulcrx. •.•S. '29; SIlKleiil Council; Honor Committee. '27: Sophomore Honor Itoll. James Lowry Bray HOW I INC I.KKI KI I tCKV Candida!. for M.l). •I i: II Edward Hewi.ing Bringhurst PADUCAH, KENTUCKY Candida!f for II. I. 1$ 0 II Pre-ill,-lit Kill. IVn.il I-lull. '2.N '20; Honor I ‘oimeil, 21 .{« ; Vlee- Plexlilent Calumet cilli.. '30-':n: Cla.- lell| Cllll : Sophomore Honor Koll; 1 1 i Beta Kappa. James Roland Broun BKOOKSVII I I , MISSISSIPPI Candidal.■ for M.l). •I- X Witherspoon Cllll . Eleanor Brower Brown N ASH VII.It;, HNNISSII Candidat,- for IS. I. V 1 It II. '30- 31: Treasurer of Can-Hellenic ‘ I an-llellenle Council. '2s-'2! . '29-' a. 30 ’3I; I'lii Heir Kappa; Kta Siumu Phi. '29-':{o. Senior ( l.iw G. Ai Fftt o Brown r«T •«III, ft (AS I.uc ia Caiii i i Brown mivc mu, nw ‘ir 4‘mmdiJmtt • fl. I A X • % ♦ I Jarris Brown OU likirav, ftvsiMt Camtji.ijt f e tt. I. A T O Wii iiur Kinm-y Brubakf r «iiviiitii, muo ( intii.tatt («t II I X ♦ Hlizahi ni I loisi Buchanan VAtllVIII.t, ItVVttUt CamltJal fui II I V. D. Burkhai I I R VAIIIVII.lt. 11 V VI Mf t (.'umh.latf lor ll I. •I H II .Senior Class James Bondurant Burton i:. ro , 11 n i 11 Candidate fur It.S. A T A Lou G. Byars l IKVII II. KI Ml Ck Candidate for It. I. X X I-.III. lvn.il • '1 i i.; • lit-si. ;ii elm ; A .• « I ul : Itlack Jacks: Skull ami Hoiks Club. Claude Shannon Carney, Jr. Kll’l.l. V, IIAMSSH Candidate for It. I.. Id..It. A K 15 Earl VanDorn Caioe, Jr. WHIB, MISSISSIPPI Candidate foi IS. I. «I- A O i. . I’r.si.l. iii IT.Miman Class; Kreshman l 'iH iliall anil Track: 1..-111 Si|Ua«l. -S. '211; Varsity Track. J! . ‘Ili': Captain Track T am. ::I; Comm.nlorc Hoaril. ’30. Idliinr Commodore,'' ':’.|; student • t i n H :ir l, '31: I‘ul |l«-i(({••iim Hoard. '31: I'an-1l.'ll. nii' Conn, it, Y. M. c. a. Cal.inci ami lloar.l, '30; icta sigma Hhl. Robert Norman Buchanan III MilKSnW II l.l, IIAM NM | Candidate for It.d. A K K Skull mu! He.nes Clul.. Jack Chesney MIIHH I SIIOKO, KIA IU'KI Candidate for M.D. X X. .|. X li.ok Team. Track Captain, '.s. IS A Vamlcrl.lll. ,'1 krlii Kappa; Willi, i C|ul., Alpha «'in.-k-a Alpha. 11• .It i a in Hi al. i lilt , lloilOl Colinnil lee. J.S-'SJI; Class Scholar -Inp. llolioi Koll. '29-'.Hi; K. . T. C.; Sophomore II........ Holi. '3.;. Senior ( I.ins Ada Chii d rs l t I H AAA Margaret Cminman Robi U I Cil ORGI Cl Al l PUHCAN, UMU'M IKK, 4 II K L:dwin Gurm y Ci ark VM.IBH'.. Mh i«irri ( i«iitJatt w Ml) A T 0, UK . MaRGARI I Cl A R IDG I I amJiJalf } sr I It | | X Akl COI I MAN RL'kM 11 VIII f, MMICKt (f.'iin.li.ltilr l'ii It I) 1 A K ■ Senior Class Elmer Cohen NASHVlI.l.f:. TIWF.SSM: Candidate for It..I. ’ . 15 T IIUMl. r, 'L’T-'L’S , Kami. •2T-'2S-'29: Spanlxli ‘lnl . '1' Abe Corenswet NASIIVII.I TIWFSSKK Candidate for . :. A E II J. Russell Cook III ri C.TO , VMM VIRGINIA Candidal, for It. I. -I A () Irving Cowan Mt KM SPORT, PI S |.V |A Candidale for M.D. Sim i • lai s Tn asin .'i ,,r Junior M.ill.al Klaxs. 11 :S0. James Reed Cox Ml KIKMMIOKO, IIAM sSI I Candidal, for ltd). K A Margaret Simmons Cram NASIIVII.I I, I I WISSI I Candidal,■ for It..I. I 'I It Tivavuivr Kn mli iMu .. Mu; Vi..' KivMlilciit Spanish Club. ‘30. Senior ( l.iss MU.I- l « M « A Mikidiiii Pui LKN CraUIOHI) v UIIVILI I, TlXtlMII i K K John ! mx ms Chain VttlMit, UIAIiUI C.dmJtJsit f t tlt II K A Mary Jami s Cwx k i i IIU IIA, HStilMll ( .imdtJalt r H -t. r ♦ b Rom u i Pi nn Cro ki i r I 'amJiJal r U t'. ♦ i O Hmma Chownovi-r SAMI VII ii, Ttvviun ( .IHtil.hllf fvt tl. I, Mi rrimon Cuninggim v iivn.t.r, tr v vtt i i ('undiJatf foi It. t, A K K 3 . 'U, '11; |l «k tlHill, ‘II, 10 lloitor • atilMll, J|, V, . ..I.lli.t, |tlu I «•«• ii ( luli. Kin KIkiiim 1 1 1. «II.-. flui Senior Class John B. Cunningham BKOOKSVII I I . MISSISMCI'I Candidati for II.. I. A K E, 'I' 15 K Artu- 'Iu .: « vl i'lui ; i miiu l. r. i'.iiI.; I an-11 •-! I ■ -it I • - I’mnu II. 25 -'SO; Siui) in Cuuiit II. '29-M0; l,ivs .|. nt SIikIi iii Coiiik-II Mil. :i IEii'hImiII, MU; I lll.| nation Itoun); Slinl.nl Actlvltlo ■« !•: M ' • ’ii • • I ti • I ; Honor '■muni 11 •••; Si |iliom ro Honor lloll. 29: I olmt iiiK T. am. '.'SO. Paui D. Cunningham OBIO , I I: MSSKI Candidat, for II.. I. 15 O II Chari es H. Dahi.inger SIIVII I I , 'II l SSI I Candidal, for ltd.. John Davidson I I U Islll KC. IIA l SSI I Candidat, for ltd:. Jesse Theo. Davis COKIN' III, MISSISSIITI Candidat, for M.l). A K K, A X A itli is|.ii «' i ii I •; lloiioi i'oiiik'II, '2fi- 2fi, M'E.’S?, ‘29- 3«: i- i'o h- inini I'm..(I.all. I‘i2l: I-'.miI I.all S.ma.l, Ma-Mli. Abe Davis SIIVII I I . -II NM SSI I Candidal, for ltd.. A K II Senior ( I.iss ANi)rKm I Am son Davis UK, ♦ A ♦ Jamfs Robi rtson Dawson. Jr. • ll(H, I! UtU( I'aaJtJait « W O. .UK, A T o, A O A Anna Dfmbsky A ♦ A John M. I )i Voi SAillVIMI TINMttll ( aaJiJatf far It I. K A Adflaidk Douglas s nvnir, nwivm C.tmdiJaU fat It. I. K A () I.ORA DlA AU! 1 S AtllVII.i l. Tl SSI MM (nn.h.i.ttr far It I. K o Senior ( l.iss Laura Adelaide Dismukes N ASHVII.I.I, IF.NNKSSKK Candidale for It. I. A O II. -|. It K Student Cuuik'II. ; |ta«h. lor Maliles, 29- 30. 'J0-'3I: Lotos Kiilcrx. '28; V. V. A. Ciililin'I. '30-’Ul: Sophomore Honor Itnll; Chairman Sophomn'v (ilrls. '2$-'29. George Dearer Dominick SIIVII l.l. 1IWI 8 l I Candidale for It.. I A X A Commotiore Board, '30; «!«•«■ t'liib, '2 -,3I, I’rcsldent. ‘30. Presi- dent “M, M;.ti:iu r. 'S'; Y. M •' A Cabinet. ‘30-’3l: American Society nf Civil BnKlneer.“. ‘2i--'2s: I’nti-Hellenic Council; Spanish Club. ’30; I lnl '«'t i Literary Society, ‘2G-'27. Mary Frizzell Doud ( i: iKmi i f. ii wissn Candidate for IS.. I. K A O l.otos Kilters. '27-'2S. Louise Elena Dowi.en AMI VII.I.K, TFWFSSFF Candidale for II. I. Ei la Louise Drumm NASIIVII I K, IINNISSKK Candidale for It.. I. K () Gordon Brown Duncan wsiivii.i.i. iiwissn Candidate for It. I. A K K, «I II K I'l. Simian Math I'rixo, '2$: Sophomore lloimi Itoll. '29; IIusilor Staff. 28. 29. '30; l!lu. IVn. ll Club. '2N. 2 ; Hire Club. ‘SO. 31. Senior ( lass Gw ay DON Radi w Evans MOMIIIM, TV ft VIM 1 CmmdidtU f r MU mi Wn i iam Me Danibi Ewing KWIIW; Mil I V. KtVTt'CVS CmmJUmle It IB. j K C, IKK Haroi.d Eucenf Fottreu t tmMJml It III l:i i Afii- im Bedei ia Frazier AtllVII.il. IIKMiltl C nJi.l lt •! II I. A O II James Monigomfry Gaiiard K.UIIVII.U, nKMMlI I'limli.Lilf fot II. I K 2 W arner Davidson Gardner GJ.AIOOW, Kl s 11 i KV CanJiJatt ot I.II. K A Senior CJa.ss Dan German, Jr. IK.WKI.IN, IKWfSStf Candidat? tor M.D. -1« X, K A Is. V.n.l.-rl.ilt I'niv.-rslty. '27: Wlthontp.ion I-:. O. T. C, Warner J. Geiger OSHKOSH, WISCONSIN Candidat? for l.dl. •I A 1 ‘ •' I i I . '2! ; Assorini.- l ir - -t..r «:!«•«• i'IiiI , '2! : ’; 111«I - r I • 111 SinuaTN, '2S. '29: Vici - I'l.-sWlont S.iiii.i l.uw Class. J. Thomas Gilbert I’ADl'CAII, KIMICKV Candidal? for .1.11. II K A I'll -iiinan M'lli. ln.-; Skull mill Hums. Mack Gilbert I'Ol.l Mill A, I I VKSSKh Candidat,- for II. I. X A E Ir. -liman I-'.m.i I-siII. '2. : Kivshm.ui I5ask.tl.all. '2S; Varsity lias '■•' “HI. '2!': I’ail-H. II.'Ili. ttiu. il. '29. ISO: I'l. si.l. tit S, nl..|- 'Inss, '30-T.1. Charles Calvin Gilbert ASIIVII.il, IIVMSSII Candidal? for Id..It. -I A O, 4 A I I’l.si.l.iit S.iil.,1 I .aw class. I'l.-si.l.-m .1 mitor I.aw Class; Stn.l.-iit • Vimicll, Cat all.I It.-lls, '2S-'29. Cap an.I 15.11s Hoard. '30-'31. Hugh Wilson Gi.enn N ASII VII.I.K, I I I SSI-1- Candidal, for lt.fi. x X I'l. sl.l.-Iit I'ishIiiiuiii Kngln. -is. '2N: Am.-ii. au So.-l.-ty ..| Civil KlIKill.-OI’A. Senior I.inn Jami n I K k i !mson Graham •owi, cioku n « ii V. 11. Griffin ('tmitJalt « Mi) .IKK Thomas Gri ari t 'aa.ti.lalf fat It I. 4 n ii Thomas Ci.ayton Grovfs «MIM.tll 11 , ( ati.liJalt fat It.I). Ol I 1 1 IO I U KNI Y ixtr uim, irvviun ('iinJi.fut. fat It I. I'llOMAS 1 ISDN! H I IaRRIS fit nnwr, MiiMistpri S.iniil.hltf or 1.1). ♦ K 1, ♦ X .Senior C lass William Munford Hart WSIIVIII). I I N V I 1 I Candidate for 11..It. K Evangeline Marie Hempleman WSIIVIIII. IIWOSII Candidatr for US. 7. T A «llrls Olee 'lul ; 'Plue. Arts. Joe R. I i KNDRICKSON Asm.and cm. n WKSSII Candidate for ltd-.. A X A lul : Alin-rieuii Sim'icIv ni' Civil ICiikIiu-i’i . '2S. '29. '.10. '11; Vln- Ti —iiliiu AiiiitIi'uii Surlily Civil KiiKltieer . '30: Hlnek •larks. '30: Honor Committer, '31; I'l i-Miili nt s. nlor Class of IvlilllnOi'i'liiK. Joe Cannon Hibbett WSIIVIII), I I VI'SSKI ('.andidat, for It. I. II K A Marion Dudley Hill H.0RENCE, AI.AI1AMA Candidate for It.. I. A 0 II C.i- Kiliti.rs, '2S-'29; |.„t„ Katn. '2s .'2! ; Three Arts Cltlh. 28- 29. '30- 31. Miriam Eleanor Hipple lit ICIII SO , K s s Candidal, for It.. I. K A (I Senior ( lass Travis Pm wit Hitt UtUHOUA, 11 W) Ml I (amdi.iair ft tt I. John W si t v 1 io kfr NHIOKVnU, KUTKtV CsmJiJstr • M l) Z ♦ K. .IKK Jl AN Fl A K I JOI MAN (anJiJ,tit jmt H. I, K A II Wll I 1AM Broyi I N I iOOHI R VAIIIVIUI, IIWIMII Jatf f r It. I. I lo X ARI 1 loNX II inrk uino, ( tn.ii.lalt for I I It. Kirby Smi iii! Iov . i i i i. Jr. nUKKUN, tlVMUll I attiiiJalt l r M.l). K A. X, A « A . u Senior Class William Hume. II Mf: Mi'll is, nwi'sii C.aitiliiialf for It.I:. x X James William Hurt, Jr. V SMVII.I K. I KMKSSII Cnri,li,hit, tor H.H. Walter E. Johnston vit K'in m;, Mississim (' irnli.ldtf for M.l). I A. It II Mrs. Inez Keener Johnson coi.uvsvii t.i. i. u M. (' in,li,hif, for It.I). Frances Johnson I-OI ISVIU.I . KIM I CK Con,li,I,if, for I.II. II It «I John Sneed Jones ItKIMWOOl). II MI SSI I (.'an,h,hit, for ll.l). 1 'Iuli. .’S Hiitul. .VS; S. r,«niy S ni..r «'liitu . Vrnior l.iss Mary Hi i aiu th Kiiiik kAMIVIt I I. ItUIMII CmmJiJmtt fmt It. I. AAA David ( . Kilt fy, Jr. ( mmJiJmlr • It I AT ( AI V H R I I . Kn I I Y i'mmJiJmlf fmr It I), Hi % Kin(.ri i . Jr. AIIII St % II I I, It V Vt AM I CamJtJatt f r I It. It II H. Roy K i nni dy, |k. KAtmim. iiwimr (,l HillJ.lt, fit II. I. A K K. ♦ A f:i i aiu m Mil i k Ki kk VAAIIVU.lt. IKHKtAAtt CandiJalf for It. I 2 K Senior Class Howard Anderson Kester III M l , WKS1 VIKCIMA ('andidatr for It.I). Hardee C. Kilgore I’lM Itl.t I I. KK S Candidati' for ltd:. 2 A R tn rban So I«-t • of «' II EiikIiktik; President American Sorlcly of 'i% ii Bnvlneor , ’30- Sl; Vico-Provident Junior Bncli.. '29- •30; Ki•simian Track; Varsity Track. '29. ‘30. '31. James Addison Kir i i ey, Jr. M Kl Kl I 'RORO, II I.SSI I ('andidatr for M.l). !• K 1 «I , It. A Van.I. 11.ill. 1927; Ktvslimun Truck; Skull and Honos Club; Maiiaacr Varally Track, ‘27; Witherspoon Club. '30. George Stephens Knight l lVI CSIO , || WESSKE (’andidatr for It. I. A T A •ilcc Club; President Pelta Tan Pella. George Richard Knox, III SMVtl I K, II l SSI I ('.andidatr fot It. I. K A William Prentice Knox K TOW AII, IIWISMI ('.andidatr for M.l). •I B II President Senior Class '30; Student Council. '30; Honor Council. '30 '31 ; Medical Atlllclb «'onimit tee. '3(I-'3I ; PartllS Club. '2S '29-'30-'3| ; l.lbrars Assistant. .'9-'30. Senior ( l.iss Evf i yn I.ac kman ( tnd Jt ft H. I. fll r ABF HI M. I AC K I Y t'mmdui ie tf U. -f. Sariain I aniir Cmmdidtf f t H. I, r x, • n k Pf rc y W. Lea ('andtJtit fpr II. I. ATO OlARI I S I I Aim KMAN Ul IIIIIMOtO, IIWtMII Candidali ft II..I. K A I .UCY I 1 I I I I A I III Rs wtmtnr, 1ISMMH A A A .Senior C Ja.s.s Catherine Elizabeth Lewis SIIVII II. I I M I I Candidate for IS..I. r K George Martin Leiby Rl I 1 C, PIAXSVIA AM A Candidale for IS.S., Std). 1 15 II Paui Ernest Lowe $ 11X' 11 II. 11 AM SSI I ('andidate for It. I. Samuei Newman Maimon XSIIVII I I . IIA VI SSI I Candidate for M.D. A IE V;n..1.11.ill. - s. Marshai i Daniei. Majors KII'I.KV, II SM SSI I Candidate for IS. I. A K H rIiih «'Ini'. Ear i W. Marsh I’OKT AK IIII K. TKXAS Candidate for IS. I. II () II iE.iskt ii iiii. • .t :to--::i. Senior l.iss Rosi ri Frank Marshai i Wii i iam Bransiord Mason 9Hi % ff I 9 KIVIKIV ♦ A II liCK.AK SrANI | V Mai IMI NX s NI XI.II Illi MUM CmmdiJmif ft tt. t Z S Vm II U M M IMI NXS K«n M«o. uamui CmmhJtf ft tt- I, ♦ l'A !a( oh Mi kki i i May i u II Mil. M Vll t IO ( tn .i.lnti f M.l A K K A I • Jami s Andrkw Mayi k IIA II. KIMICKI ( .imhiltil. lot M t A k K Senior Class Robert Henry Maxwell ASIIVIf.I.K, II WKSSF.I Candidate for It. I. Ernest Baynes McCaleb covivr.ro . vircinia Candidate for .1.11. -I K 2 Ulu- I'-iu ll flub; fiiluin-t Club; Owl flub; Commodore Hoard. James Irvin McDonough mi- MINISvii.11 , nwissn Candidate for ltd). Member Student Activities Hoard; Cabinet. School of Kclislon; SiKiua flub. Robert Douglas McKenzie CORDKI.K, fiHOKC.IA Candidate for Ii. I. •I’ A 0 John A. McLeod, Jr. I’l SI ni l II. KKWS IS Candidate for It. I. i) A Iv, T K muii Track; Debating Team. '2S--29; Idaleotlc I.Horary Society, '2$. 29; Coiiimotlnri Hoard. '30; Internal tonal lie- la t loll flub. '30. '31; I're idem T. K. A.. '30. Lucius Gartrell Milam, Jr. I t I'KI.O, MISSISSIPPI Candidate for It.. I. •I A G Hand. :to: Ol.e flub. '3n-'3l; Assistant Manager Clee flub. '31; ul flub. “ID; Assistant Mi nuor ••Hustler. ’29; Husiuess Man- uki'I Hustler. '3tt; f ommodore' Hoard, '2St; Sports Kdltor t'onmioilore. '31; Cap and Hells flub. '30. Senior ( l.iss PttiFsri i v Mu 11 r CanJiJmtr • A I), Frank Andrfv Moori ( sm4U it ft M I) ♦ II II I . Eari Moori MUMI, IIMttK ( aatitJal lor Ml). A T 0. A K K Me Nairy Mori i urviuimn, ttkNUwr (. amUJatt for ll. I. C.hari i s I ii hoursi Morgan rri « m «n, iivvtMit l.tmii.Lilt for II, I. A K H 79. 39, '31, |'i•aiil nt H|Hiiil h Out '• . ('laaalial (iiRiRUDi Ei IZAHFm Morion KAtHVIt.l t. C.andiJnlt for ll. I. Senior (lass Wii mam Henry Moss I K K1 1 UNMSSH Candidali for IS.I). Eugene Murray ItKA ll. IMIIUA CandidaU (or IS.I). I Ierbert Nagi i V 11V 11 I I . IIWI-.SH Caiitli.lalr for IS.D. Sarah Ei i .ammh Neei y IKWKI.IV, II I SH Candidah foi IS..I. V «I i: Joseph O. Neuhoff SIIVII I I. II WI'SI I Candidah' for IS.I:. •I K 'I' T:m I ••! ; « S.-holu-1 Cnuin- riiti; I'nil. inlt y A: M. iiiIm i Stii.l.-iit A 11 i11- - H.iiinl. 'ao-’si ; Slll.l.-nt Council. I'rc.Kiil.-IH Him..I Klim....IS S.- i . lai y Ani.-rl. iin Society ..I Mcclinn lc:iI KiiKin.-ci s; President I’lil K;i| | :t I’sl. Martha Niles l MON CU V. I IWl SSI I Candidah- for IS. I. K A C) Senior ( I.iss Rosa Fai i s Parsons K A O, ♦ It K Benjamin Frank! in Parkir i .im.h.tmtf ft f I It 2 A K. A ♦ Gkorgf Ai i i n Paiion WAI fll mil, ItSAlHlI ('.mndiJalt ft It. I, II K A J. C. Pi tfrson IUUI C1TV, II llli I indiJalr for M. Marv An Phi i i s KAinvtu.r, it vvimm CaoJulalt for I It. AAA C’oi i man I:no h Pic k i ring CanJiJati for I It It 11 II • .Senior Class Nancy Heflin Pierce III ISVII I I . l USAMA Candidali' for .1.11. A A V. W. A. CuWnit. ‘30-'31; Till - Aris i lul«. ‘2 Assistam «Torni anl! t Vainl.rMIt Sliuct'f . '29-’30. •30-MI; Spanish «-Iuli. 2S - 30. MO-MI; I I ustl.-r” •29-MO. MO-MI. Woi f Podryski MU WIKK. MU OKK Candidate for M.D. W. T. Pointer COMO, MISSISSIPPI Candidatr for It. I. Z X Malian.r t I’.as.l-all, Mu; Amis ( lul ; Siifvlaiy l.avv i'lass; Assistant Manninr Itascliall, Everett Blanks Poole BIKMISOII l, AI II AM Candidati• for M.D. A K K, A 0 A Evelyn Porter CINCINNATI, OHIO Candidat,- for II.. I. T A Vantl.iblH Siiin.-rs, '31. Martha Posey SM VKN II NNKSSI I Candidalr fm It.. I. II IS I 0-MO. MO-MI; A.'.'.impnnlst, Co-K.l Staff. • if Kr.slnnaii '29. Senior C l.iss Fi OYD Me MaSTFR PrIC I U« MOlllt IMI, WH IM C4MMIVJI Candidate ft HI). IX N K. PrIC I . Ju. Mioui i tmma, imtav Candidale ft III, ♦ A 0. ♦ H K. Z T I iora Mac dona i i) Rankin iMOIIll, liumii Camdidalt ft ll f, Z K MarimaLouisi Rodi n MAminr, uutcKY I. andidale for It. I. A 0 II t r l «M'. 'W-'ll. Bri i i A. Rogers, |r. UIPILO, UtHtMIPPI Candidale for I I .11. •I A 0, ♦ A ♦ A'• • 'lui.; lli n« «'nmnilllf lui 1 'Jl- W; i Mmrt. ST ’}• J J II llu ln « Mn iu i«4r i M .IHII. J i'uinmiHlM « lui . «II.. . .1 3 . IT. ‘3 . '3 ; I• « 11« ll• ni. i'uuh. il, K.tMor 'T iiiinnMliir , 3 . Rohiri Moniagui Ross SA1IIVII l.r, II SM'M I Candidale fm It. I. Senior Class Charles Henry Rutherford, Jr. asiiviii , nwissn: C.undulate for 1.1..11. A T A rtus «‘Iuli; Cl.'.' Clul : S.is.ant-nt Arms of Junlm Law Class; A -«mi aiilst of f «Iro Club. James W. Rutherford N ASII VII I.K, I I I SSI I Candidate for 11..It. A T A Kr.'slinvm Kask.-il.nll, _ S; VnrsHy ISask.tball. I’an-llol- l.ni '. 11111-11. 39 '3 ; II..in r Coum-l| l-Y.-sliman Law; Si'iui'iml- oi-Aruih Juilloi Law Class; A.) v.rtlslllt: MamiK.T '.Mas.iu.ia.l.i ’a| au.I ll.lls, '31; Commo.l.ii.' C| l . ”3rt. Joe i Pilant Sanders IORT WOK I II, TKX $ Candidah for ltd). ILK.; M S ; I'r. slil. ni ..f tli Slii.l.-iu tsso.iutioli of tin- S.'llool of IS.-lii;ioii. Paul Weldon Sanger OKI MWKICIII, OKI IIO.MA Candidah- for M.l). i) X. 1- X Marintha Lett Savley Ol I II I'll rSItl KC, HAM SSII Candidah- for Idt. A ( II E i.i.sworth P. Scales, Jr. VA'IIVII I K, I IA M SSI I Candidate for .Idt. K A SwiiiimiiiK T.-ani, ‘2$. •29: Tuiiil.|inK Toam. • !•; S.-i m-alit - a I - Arms. S.'iilor Class. Senior ( I.ins A «lui. Robert S i ri k limn v V MW t MK ( anJiJalr for M I) Euci M Si BUI SKY mi unit , iummii Caa.li.lair « I II, 1. B T IlMiar It.•!(; Art «1 i. M • •!« « n l« r Chari ks Edwin Smavfr Mt vTwn.ii; ti uiut CmnJtJmlt for .R. X ♦, I A ♦ Pun Minnin Shi rrii i kmiiviiit, Ttvvtuir I tintll.I.llr 1 1 If It K A. ♦ X Vi ronk.a Sn war i Shim rs sAfttivif.ir, TtvKtnri ('amiiiJalt for II I. ♦ li K Ki Hiwmu I'M. Th tf An I Iarrison Johnston Shui i VAIIIVII.il, IISMtMl (.'an.h.Lilr Jot I II A K K, A K K. ♦ II K Owl flub; I' iiiin |. r (’tub; Hunt nt i'ouiuII, 'll, •} ni.ili Tin. h. I ; V.ir lt Tim V. 'St, '!•, lbi| lii tiior ........... lt ll. T M i . A. |l .inl .Senior C lass Mu.ton L. Simon ASII Vll.t I . 1IWISSI I Candidate for I.II. Z 15 T Kdlioi Masquerader. '30 SI; l)A.«kiiball Manager. '30-'3l; Artufl dub President; ('nluni ‘i «.'ap uni Bolls ciuti, Com- imHliiK Hoard. '25 -'SO. Arnold Slater STANLBl i i kii am, i .i and Candidale for II.I). Bi anche Lewis Smith N.ASIIAll.I.I. UNNISSII Candidate for II. I. A A A Tin. ' Am 'Iiil . ••. ■ . Si’t i-. iarv and Treasurer Three Arts Club. •30. ‘31. Edmund Christian Smith ci arksvh.i. :, ii nni ssi i Candidate for It.. I. A T A AMIIS Clul . John William Smith Mini: ROCK, ARKANSAS Candidate for II. I. 2 A K A i. e-Presidetit Junior «Tass. Skull and Hones: Cheer l.eader, '27, '2S. '29. '30. George Knox Spearman ANNISTON, AI All AM A Candidate for .LB., M.D. O K X, A K K Senior ( l.iss Kfnni th Lloyd Spori rr. CHUtlt, AIKAVIII t.'aadidate lor Hi). Will 1AM KlRHY St'1 MV an JhAMlVlllf, tlWIMlI t.’amtUdatt for B- I, ♦ A O. ♦ X Arthur Jom i h Suthfri and. Jr. KAMIVII.U, mMitlt Candidati for It. I. ± T A. A K K L. Evei yn Tayi or IUIOV, KirnCKV Candidate for 1.11. 2 K Jui ius Trousdai i Tfrry, Jr. «IIVII It. II NVIHI I Candidate fur It I 4- K 2 Tau Ihiim (IliiMomry Kiinliir. rluit Fraternity t. (ji orc.i VC'im.iam Thai ksion SA9IIVIM.K. 1IXMWKI C.anilidatf for It. I. K 2 Oh I ClUtl. Senior Class Charles C. Thompson COM MBIA, MISSISSIPPI CandidaU for I.11. K A. «!■ X. 'I 15 K i wi 'Illi-. '2S' .'!•; l'aii-llt'lli iii Coumll. '2S-‘29; IT. Hl 'iU man M.«lt al fluas. Honor Committo.-. '27- .'S. Sarah Van ce Thompson IIAMI.I I. ORTII l KOI.IS Candidali- for M.l). i ■••mmoilm «• l; '| l' - .'l)ttlt !% -. '29-’3n. Willard O. Tirrill, Jr. nwsiivii i i. nwi ssi i Candidati- for M.l). X X. ‘I X .. ''Ini : «I « Iuli; «'oiiiiihkIoi-c Clnl : Wlth.-rsnuon t'lui : IliiMlri Stall': Viusitj Tia.lt. '25. '2C. '27; Skull aml lluiics flui ; M.-tlltnl St-liool lloiioi Committet-. 30: l’ri i(U'iit Senior Class f M.-tliehu-. Ai ice Branch Trabue N ASII VII I I. II AM SSI I Candidat, for I.It. A A A ■ '• iiim .|oi . ■ l;. |.r. -. |itatlY '27- 2S; Y i A.. -2n-'29. '2! :« :-i: l...tn„ Kat.-rs. 2s-’2! : c.. etlitors. ‘2S-,2! ; VaiulorblM Slim rt. 2s '29. fiiii il -tl -ni - •■•uti.ii. student fount'll. ’30-’3l: t hnlrinnn Senior (Jtrls, ,S0-,3I. G. Winfield Treese U SII IM. lOS, l)IS I KK' I Ol COM MISI A Candidati for It.I). Nicholas C. Trombla SASIIVII.I.I . 11'SSIiSSI.I ('.andidah for It. I. Senior ( l.iss George Fri eman Tum r m, iiwihii CnadiJntr far A. I I RI I) CaMIMW I l TURI I Y iiwivtMun, KIVHfKT I'nmdiJnlr ft M D A K K Wii i iam 11. Vaughan CmmJiJmlt r 1.11 II II Ul • I Ml. 31. • 'I • II l wtill l«r M«Mtr : VI Lydia Walker Itlivil I , 1INMMII Candidate far IIS, Mar i iia We aye r vMiivitir, tiumuu Candidal. far It. I. AAA. ♦ II K I || «III til WiiNirli • Alhlrtl !• •■ I I lull Vli | i ■-•lilrlil |‘l«ttrh '•mil h i Jttn«l T. imi liHiii|i|un. Junior •'finlrtnati 11«. lulnr Miil l Ho|.|ioiu ri llniior Hull I'l. atil. tit l.n|ia K«l r '«• Kdltor. Thomas S. Weaver s I I, II MIM I t'until,!ut for 11 I M.l) II II. A K K r o|.liniiiui■ Iloilo Hull; • 'oiiitiiiiiliii • 11.0 1 it. 'll.’Jt; Mutn.w- f • o|ii||i.m|o|. SI. Illll. I . II. || I lull. Kin riliri Ti..i U|i'f Mkllll M «' A. .1 SI; Tin. k X |Uii.t. '311 Senior (Mass Frances Constance Weise NASHVll.I.I . IIWISMI Candida!) for I!. I. A 0 II «' •-IMit. rs. '2S. '21 . | i in of ' • Kdltots. '29; I.oios Kilter . '29; Stu«|. (i| i ViiiiK'll. '29. '3 ; llonor 'ornmtt too. '21 . '3 ; S« ril - l«rs. '29. ‘3 1. George Alfred Wessling F VPORT, K1ATI CK1 Candidate for It. I. S hnol ■ ( ({oMkIi.ii; V. M. ■. v I'rpsliloiit; So. rotary-Trojisuivr M Sohool nf KoliKli'ii; Smdoiit Asx .-‘nti. u of '29-'3l . Alberi Johnson Wheeler NASHVII.I.K, 'II WFSSKF Candidale for It.S. 2 A K !olf Toiiii . 30-’Sl. Rufus E. Wicker VASIIVII I F. HWISSII Candidate for lid). Bernard North Williamson III! MSI II. MICHIG.W Candidale for I I..11. A X A Virginia Williamson WSIIVIIII, IIWKSSKK Candidate for II. I. AAA Senior ( I.ins Joseph Weinreb IIOOKLW, MU Mk t'maAtJmtt fat I It Robert Dougi as Wii t ex k V.UIIVIUI, ItUltMl fat It. I. 1 X r-|H.nitti • luW Fr . h !. !•!• An imnlm T«nm Auuimi M n | r M. Cl ARK WOOD! IN •ML nail, irvMMir ('.atulultilt for It I. ♦ H II Louis I Jf.ndirson Xmndin (‘IIA n NOOT.A, 11 WlSfll'f tiin.lulntf for II I . X X Mttlminln TMin, ‘Ji ’JI; '• ! Honor Commltt , 'St-'SO. .Senior Class El 1ZABETH AkERMAN u u si . CKOKCIA CanJiJatr for R.S. Naomi Bingham ii'I.i.mioma, nwusrs Caiululalt for R.S Sara Brooks I.IKMISCIIAM, l USAMA (.' titJi,hil, for R.S’. Tennessee Dodson K.W I SH'KOI r, H WI SSI I C.andidtth- for R.X. Senior i:i|.r Keiilut iv - st ii 11 111 t'omoil Ruth Farris II WII'SMIKI . 1IAMSSM ('tuididnt, for R.S. Marie I {alley SI I.Ml K, AI A HAM A C.andidat, for R.S. Patricia Harriet Hollinshead nasiivii.i.i:, iiwissii: Ttvasuivi' I'f.-niiiii:m floss, L’S. Senior I.inn Jui ia I Lat rum I.ouisi Paty I 11 II CKl V, ITVVIjMI i'umJtJdh ft R Y. Franc is Me Avai I ( iM.li.ldtr ft R Y. O’Fai ion Ray I timJi.latf ft R S'. I I VA Rk HBOUHC. ('•taJiJalt ft R ,V. 1 .OR I NA B. Ross j M(t IOVV s 1! M • I I ( •iiulhliih for R V Susn Wynni ('itaJiJatf foi R X. - Seniors Without Pictures l.oi ii Kari. Bay i.es . College of Arts and Sciences . . Anderson, Ala. Armisteao Flippin (’i av . •1 K 'V President Freshman I.aw Class . . Oakland, Tenn. Harris Jeremiah Dark . John Lynch Dixon Ilartsville, Tenn. . Owensboro, Ky. ‘I A 0 Varsity Track. '30. |ames Swim Kirkpatrick . Nashville, linn. K A Golf Team. '2$. '30. Joseph Mi vka Sciieetek . . Nashville, Tenn. I X Varsity Football. '2S. ’2; : Captain Football. '31; Commodore Club. Boakoman Hartwell Smitii . Grand Cane, La. Frederic R. S.miiii • • Colorado Springs, Colo. •I- A 0 ('hari.es M. Sitwaki . Bowling Green, Kv. K Owl Club. Margaret Eleanor Mins’is . • Augusta, Ga. AAA French Club, 'SO-’Sl; V. W. A.. '30-'31. Vei.ma Pearson . . . Alexander City, Ala. Herman I.eon Rosen.................Dora, Ala. Robkri L. Sanford...............Riplev, Tenn. A T 0 ('hari.es William Schemer . Nashville, I'enn. X N Varsity Football. ’2s. '2; . 'rat; Itaxeball. '3 ; Commodore Club. Lou ki Bock M chan .... Clinton, Kv. II K A Hand. '20. '27. Ai.an Wai ter Zibari . . . Nashville, Tenn. 7. It T Calumet Club; Altus Club. Benjamin James Edwards . . Nashville, Tenn. It i.ian Mavo....................Nashville, I'enn. K 1 Sam Thompson Whited . . . Nashville, Tenn. School of Medicine Russell L. Holman .... Little Rock. Ark. I- x Perky I). Priesi . . Black Mountain. N. C. A K K I andy ('. Rice.............. Charleston, Miss. •I- X Robert E. Shands ..... Sherman. Miss. + X Kffokd E. Siirkly............... Gulport, Miss. •r x Charles I. Tiiuss . . . Nashville, Tenn. 4 X Fitz-John Weddell, Ik. . . Starkville, Miss, x John A. Wii.kison........................Indson, Ind. •I I! II James T. Wiison . Crvstal Springs, Miss. A K K John I). N ykbkoigh...................('linton, S. ('. A K K School James Overton Bi ii.ek . Murfreesboro. Tenn. •I A 4 Frank Walton ( ark .... Nashville, I'enn. Dyvii Myniy Keep.lt . . . Nashville. Penn. •I A O, II K. 4 A Bdltor C«mimo«lore,,1 '21 . Koberi Thomas Kile.man . .Nashville, Tenn. John Bayard Snowden. II . . Memphis. Tenn. •I A 4' of Law William D. Spears . . . Chattanooga, Tenn. K A, 4- A ■!■ Varsity Foot ball. '27. '2s. ’2 ; Handball Cltam- plon, '31. Joe Vinci ni Williams, |k. . ('hattancoga, Tenn. 4’ A 0, A 4- Louis P. Zimmerman .... Memphis, Tenn. L ii hi J. McCabe .... Nashville, Tenn. So Junior (. I.iss — Doi.oris Adams, B.A. . . Nashville, Tenii. I K Honor Committ.-.-, 'hairlimn Junior Class; Clialr- lilali Soplioniort' Class; Ci.-shl.'lit Lotos lint.-rs, '30; Co liditors Stii.hnt ' nim.il. '29-'3u: Si'i.-tary Stn- c.itiu.-il; S' .-rotary-Ti .-asui .-r Alhloth- Assorlatl« n. Kuiierini . person. 15.A. . Williamsport, Trim. I K lit a Siuina I'lti. I kamis A. Armisii ap, It.A. . Nashville, IVim. K A 0 soul.'tit .' 1111.11, '29-'30; Can I l.ll.ni.' ' Uti'il. 'S0-'31. Homer 1.. Armstrong, B.A. . Moorhead, Mi . A T A Cr. -liman |.' tl all: itas.-hall, _'s; Tra.k. '2s; Varsity ■'Vinthall, '20. '30; Si i iiu I}acot R.N. . Nashville; Tcnn. Vif« • . 3o ; S.'.-r.-tary -Ti . asuivr. '31. I wins An.i Hark. |k.. 15.1'. . Mi. Pleasant, Tenii. 1 N I'nvA Mai Barrios, R.N. . M ki; ki i Baker, R.N. . . t Ieorci B. i i s. R.N. .... «'lass Cicsiil.'iit. Nashville, IViiii. Mooresville, N. ('. Pine liltiif. Ark. ‘30. W Ai i i k Scoi i Bi kpin, |k., A.B. . Nashvillf, IViiii. •I A O Cr. i.l. in E'i.--hman • ‘la. , M « Cahln.l. ’ J• ; Itliio IVn.il fliih. '2'. Stii.hnt '..iiii.'II, '2'.' '30-'31; « I cluh, • :;i; Ksistant Manama Tra.k, ' :• •: .!: Manama I I list Iff. '31-'32. I In i n Wvnvari) Bn i not si . B.A. . Aim, (la. H K Skull au.I IS.iii.'s; Van.l.a I. Il Siumas; Itask. I hall 29. '3 . $111.1.-nt i'.iiin.il. '31. Sociology Cluh. '31. Sm koi) M arsmai.i Bii.i.immon, B.A. . Nashville. IViiii. A T A Skull an.I I!..lies. I.i isu:i in Boon. B.A. . Nashville, IViiii. K A 0 Co-lid I tors, '30. Wiiiiam |oiiv Bkadioki). B.A. . Glasgow, K . K A David Marsiiaii Bk.asmm.i. |r., A.B. . Tifton, Ga. A X A Ohio 'I ult. 82 Junior C l.iss M«i Kttvf. H . K uiiikim H.A. « ('jtk illr. I n Mii ii i |ti • . A Ii nrrttvxh. Ari Fiiwmii Hi jimii, H.S. Sim V. ( (mum II H, . Hrun M iri. Gl Na.hvillr. 1’rnn iko Iit 111 ( tvirmu H A Mii.i ('aiinvii i , K.N. Mail.—iv.llc K I H l i lllttl ( fill II . J imi I Cii mi • t. A.II. . ( ilimtl i. Mi John Krvinv Ciucm in, A.B. . Oi Illi ( | ARK, A.II. . I i ivi i' CiiMivh, H.A. . N.l'lll illf, I rllM N l llv illr, I • || |. John Wtn.ii ( ni l imi. .H. . irrcimoml. Jiiiin siiiiri Cnmv, 1«.. 11.11. . Columbia, Mi . I rnn S Junior Class Ions Wii.i.iam Cor :, 15.A. . X 1' . . . . Frankfort, 0. Jons Marus Criiz, A.15. . . K A . . Little Rock, Ark. l)OROTII CilVKS ('KOOK, 15.A. . Nashville. 'I'enn. I'iiomas llrnsos Cross, A.15. . K X . . . Gadsden, Ala. Cheer Leader Two Years; ilvi (’lull: cap «ml Bulls. R. N. Sims Crousovkr. 15.A. . II K A Nashville, I'enn. ’Iu8wl.nl Clui., . S. ’30; Krem h Club. ”29. 30: Ktu Sigma I’lii; c.i.. 'iul . ‘29. ‘3d: Sophomore Honor Boll. Ada Reiikcca Cit.iirfaiii, A.15. r ■ • 11 Nashville, I'enn. Singers; l.otos Hat.ms; Co-Kdltors; V. V. ’. Cabinet. M k Ki.1 mo in Dai i . 15.A. . 1’ II Nashville, I'enn. S - I. tarv Treasurer Junior Claws; Vie.--President V W. '. A : Hustler” Staff; Viee-President Kta Sigma I’lii: Vanderbilt Singers. ( (RACK DANIEL, 15.A K A O . . Nashville. 'I'enn. Linda Airfria Davidson, 15.A. K A O . . . . Augusta, Ga. Sara Davis, R.N . . La Grange, Ga. ITowLiciit «.f SHul.nt Coinu-il. Oi T. Denton, Ik.. I5.S..............Dallas, Tex. A T A Skull iiml 11 kk( I.. D ; iiif.ro, A.15. . . Cleveland, Tenn. A K K Baseball. '30. Ai.ma I.oi ls Dkws, 15.A. . . Nashville, I'enn. r 4 It Stuiluiit '0(111 11: 11.-1«• 11 Inr Mai,low; Co-Kill tors. 30. Hi «ai 15. Dishakoon. 15.A. . . Shawimii, Ala. S X I'ivsIiiii.ui Bask.tl.all. ■2s- 2J : Scurotnry-Treasurer Ace dub. •2S-,29; mu,. I'. u. n i 'iuli: owl Club. ’30-’31: Honor Commlltoo, ’29-’30; Basketball. '29-’30: Y. M. C. A. Cab- liu-t. ■3i - 3l: SiikIi-iiI A.l Ivit Its Boa 1.1. •30-’31 : Skull ami Hones Club; Vi..-IT.sul.nt Skull an.) Bolus «'lul«. '29-’30; I’n'Slilom Skull ami Boms Club. 30-'31. I km I'. Doxnfi.i., A.15. . . . Nashville. I'enn. K A O Lotos Kut.'is, '2'.i- 30: Ba. h. loi- Mai.l.-s, ‘3l)-‘3l. 4 Junior ( Kiss K' m« i« I, Dull. ll.A . C'larkwill . It Wit i an n AH. |)«rr tnjr« I din. M« tut I mi u(s K N (i. l oH UIN, ll.A. Inn W UI%« I «vi H.V Murlfwtlwfw, I r n III Writ, n T IImin Km I tum. H A. Mm I11 ui m Ii min . M usm «u Fvmi Ui O. SiM.inov ll.A. J111 I. c.ii.w.v, ll.A. . Kiciiarii .in is, B.A. . . Ku ii «an IIahomi F. I II I IAN Franklin, I rti Na H illf. In K.N. . Siillniirr, Okla Howling Crrcn, K Shin rpori, I a. Nadiville, I mu. 1 A.II. . linkman, Ky. ( di m in H. ♦ K + lllm k Ji IN ION I Hllll i n. A.II. . K ♦ ml It I. ( iliK IA IIIWtKI ll.A. . |ul . Kin Hlamn I’hl lliriiiiii| li.iin, Kv. Alham, i i.i. M limior (. lass I'ri M arii Graham, II.A.....................Nashville, I'enn. (Sirin' Gloo Club. Ai.i.i I koi-dai i (iim . H.A. . Nashville. I'enn. K A Ktu Si Pin; Pi «iuli «Mill . I'iio.mas Morris (Ilvion, ll.A.................Decatur, Ala. II K A Makiiia IIu.ioran. H.A. . . . Nashville, I'enn. £ k Pan-ll.ll.ni' Covm.il i;.-| r«- entailvo. Miiuuii) Harris, H.A. . Nashville, IVnn. AAA 11 Mi Hanks, H.A. . Nashville, I'enn. A 0 II Charms Ai iiria Hi k , I I .H. . Alheriville, Ala. Cnlumi-t Cllll . I’AMIM IIiavciia, K.N. . . Statesville. I'enn. ( iikisioimiIK Gkorci Hopkins. CM'.. . Nashville, I'enn. A T 0 Itaml; Ole.- Club; Ant.rl.au Son. I) of civil KllRllli'iTX. I.ion C. Hoskins. H.A. . ..............Pineville, Kv. •I- K 2 . ' 'P.ib, -J9; Owl Club. •::( ; mu. IVih-II Club. 20; Ax- .sistunt M.iiniKor of l-'ootbull T.ain. Tin; Se« i t;n y of Skull nu.I Hail, s Club. ::o; S. . r. tai an.I Tronmirvl ol Pan 11 .'lb-lib- Coun. il. ’30. Kor.RRi I.ikon Hoi k, H.i:. . Nashville, I'enn. £ X Honnii l.opisi How ki , H.A. . Nashville, I'enn. lost ni I'. I low i.ii, H.A. . . . Nashville, I'enn. A O Hioul; Cup anil H.-llx; So|i|ionior.' Honor Holl. M akcari i I,i;i I Ircm s, H.A. . . laeksonvi le, I'la. KAO Hot..- Kill, is, ’L’lt-’aO; K,IK..rs ‘Stl-’SO: Sei'lbblri's, ’I’.ii- '31; Hask. tbull, ’30-’3l. Hin iamin I . |ackson, |k.. A.H. . Mnntuonierv, Ala. i: x Pan.I. ‘29, ’30; Pn-M.-.lleal Club. ’30. ’31. 86 Junior ( l.iss 1 111 ii |.UOM, II.I'. . 'I in ) J«., H.l Urr«. All lltMii i Jnnsviv, K S’. Viicima Ik Joiimos K S’. I ft Mi'fgJ1 C ( olumb.a. rent M • '• i li i : Kmim H, i«h M'-ii'a i 11% ki ■ li I Itrrmaifr K' MuMV I ;l mi Kim H (.uhiwi.mI, Mi.. Oiivi Kim;. K.N. . I 11111.i W. Ki skie, II II. ('nluml i«. I'rntt. Y«nklon. S. D. K-m n DiWttr I IMI, H V j h illr, I run I im mu) 11 %■ i I lu. jit.. II.A. . Ilitbopv illr, S. (iimnns Rir ivtii I.IMIt II .11. . mrtgrtm n. K . Komis Mai I imi . li. . Murlrrr«t m, I run, ki« Kirin rui itirU' titu' Huh i sum I N s i 1.1 mi . I It. . . (ro.villr, 1 run. SARA S. I n- ..n fii, A.II. . I a)rtlrtillr. I rim. I i vn si l.vns, A.H. . S'j h illr, I run. 7 Junior Class Mai.coi m Datos McAmv, A.li. . . liyhalia. Miss. X International Kelatlons Club. JosmiiM MiKuvn, It.A. . . Franklin, Fenn. A 0 II Three Arts Club. DoKO'iin Marks, It.A. . Nashville, Tenii. A K •! Ciris' Pnn-Hollonle Counoll. I.ion Maiison, It.A. . . Nashville, Tenii. . II T Soplminnri' Honor Holi: Mustior,' '2S. Kaiiii kim Mii.i s. It.A................. Nashville, Tenn. Hakiiaka Morris, It.A......................(Juthrie, Ky. V. Joi Mookk, M.l'.......................Nashville, Tenn. Wii.i.iam Roiu:ri Mosis, It.A. . . Nashville, Tenn. (!o m:r Moii.ow, 11.A. . Lynchburg, Tenn. A T O V.,- Club. '25 : Owl Club. '30; Pun-Hellenic Counoll. '29. 30. '31; Skull and MoiloH. '29. '30. '31. Frank (’. Tuitiii., It.A. . Nashville, Tenn. Wii.i.iam T. Mi i.i.ouu:v. H.A. . . . Nashville, Tenn. Nano O'Connor, H.A. . . . Nashville, Tenn. K A O Constancy: Okmi . Ii.A. . Wartraee, Tenn. A O II I’.tn-11 •-ll«-t i - Counoll. Miriam l ot isi ( , R.N. . . . Greenwood. S. (’. Harry ('. Hiiroiii. 1.1 .It. . ... Memphis, Tenn. X X President Junior l.nw Class, '30; Studoni Council. ‘30. Wai.ii r iooi Hasciiai.i., It.A. . . Atlanta, (la. A T O • C..mm.id.ii. He pr.-aenta live of Junior Cluas; President I !■' «-ii • 11 Club; Y M C. . Cnldnot; Cap and Holis Id- ivotor; Assoolato Kditnr “Masquerader ; l.ltorary Kdltor “Hustler. 88 Junior ( l.iss (•■II St It 11) IJl («II | «M Ik 1.1,It. Ilka, (.nil f I . «fa||.« llttMIN III K. E, Ptmcu J«.. It.A little K«« I Ark Wiiuio (.. I uiiiii HA . NVond'ar 1 Mill , I Ilii i s | «im i . H.A. Scnll'bofi . k Mm K'iwim I | iu i K S fM Hii -i'j l. s ( Hkask Sinn PiocifM H I , HrriituiMl, Irm . Wai i (i i S. Pi iirAl, A H. . h ille, I rim X ♦ li|ur II !•; • m ami li.ll i‘ «1«, Inf-1tin NVli i IAU St m I Ravmim, |a It.A. . Nashville, ssii Mai Kvwi ♦ It Vi«h illr, I mu. J« ns lun Kiinoii A.It. . Nashville, Term. Will i ivi (il AmjiW Kiimii in It. Visit illr, I rim VtasA Rimni . K.N. . (item illr, M . Mut I « siiv H.A . j h illf, I run. I R si I v Root sii ai «i i, H.A. . Nash illr, I rn 0 II Millli l rl i I V • A M«'«'r.'li r Kn in li 'lul.. ‘It). ’J . 0«rr un TriKiurM l.«iti« It 'Imior Uttidi . Win ivm M. Room as A.H. . K A I hi It K.hL. ArL 8V • Junior Class Nicholas Rosi:, B.A......................Nashville, Tenii. I «livetor of Vanderbilt Band. ‘30: Member of Gloo Club. '30. Il i ii I Hix.w Ri Mi'll, R.N..........................I’erote, Ala. 11 koi ii Ai w Si'ii k i , H.A. . . Chattanooga, I’enn. 7. I? T Tennis Team, '30; i;. ■ t in it ii Club; Sophomore Honor Koll; Kta Sinum I'lii; Skull and Hones. |oii Wm. Siiackiktox. B.S. . Bowling (ireen, Kv. K + l ow aki I). Siiam , H.A..................... Nashville, Tenn. •I A 0 Freshman Foot hall; Varsity Football. ''.’0. '30. I'iiomas 1.1 wood Sun k i. H.A...................Macon, CJa. • • K S’ Kill SI nia Fili; ”11 ustli-r. '2S. '29. '30; .Sophomore Honor Koll. Roiuki I.owkin Simmons. H.A. . . . Shreveport, l a. It 0 II do- Flub. '29. skull ami Hones Club. '29. '30; Kami, '29. '30. I i ;t i Wai.ton Smith, H.A. . Nashville, Tenn. AAA Haelielor Ala Ides. Dokoiiin M. Smii.. R.N. . . . Soochow, China IIakkn Moorman Si nmii id. A.H. . l.os Angeles, Cal. A K K Masquerader Staff. '2S; Glee Club. '29. '30; HlUe I’etiell Club; Itaml. '29. '30; Drum Major, '30. Wii.i.iam Kiwi hi Stkinokk, A.H. . Anilerson, S. C. •I A 0 o | Club; D h.ilim; Team; Freshman Football; Varsity Track. Iki i Hawkins Sitckky. H.A. . . Kxperiment, Chi. Makn Vkknon Taylor, H.A. . . . Dvershurg, Tenn. AAA W i)K IInmi'iox I'lSnAl.K. 1.1..H. . Sweet Springs, Mo. •t r a. -i’ a •! A.H. Fnlverslty oi Missouri. Ao i:s I'oi.biki. R.N............................Greenwood. S. C. l nki.aki i N. Ti kni k. R.N. . Waverly, Tenn. 90 Junior ( l.iss Jmiv I . I'l «MI J M l . New rk, V l r.u E. Titmhj. B.A. . . « , OiH-jfi . III. Btv R. N au , C.l . Madrid, Kv. Kaiiiiiim mii K.N., K' «nn Wiivmiis B.A. , ' r. w. wilmiv. ah. . N.i h illr, I nin. Au hmj, (ij, I'.ultu .ih, K v. I ii i tv Nlvm riri Wim.ua K.N . K I 11 mu m i •« mi avi Wii 11 ms K.N'. . ''js nn.ih. I fun. Sami it | Wmiin, C.l , . While Blutf , lorn. ('llAm 1 Tim km t Winmw mi , B.A. . I’i|la«ki, I’rnn. Ili «;ii Wkii.iii, B.A. . I11 a i hi Wkh.iii K.N. . hjlkurr. Mi - B. m m.. I I It. . Owreola, Ark. N'aihvlllr, I'enn. 9« junior Glass Medical Theodori K. A is ns .... Greenwood, is . ■I X Flu tu Clui . IIi iikkkt Blake................Anderson. S. C. II K A. A K K Thomas Sandidge Carter . . Nashville, Tenn. x x. •! x John F. Cason- .... Murfreeshoro, Tenn. K A. X Flatus Club. Al ia. Drew Chenowetii................Albanv, Mo. . T A It.A. and M.S. Northwestern Vnlvcntlty. John W. Claiborne, |k. . , Dvershura, Tenn. •I- It II Medical H. o. t. c. Him Ci.kvei.axi ................Ccntrevillc, Ala. X A K. A K K Mar Baxter Cook .... Nashville, Tenn. John I.i.ewilly Davis, |k. . Greenville. Miss. « II. A K K l.im. Ki M. DeYovnc . Grant! Rapids. Mich. •l It ll Medical It. o. T. C. School Frederick M. Dci.a ..... Lenoir, N. Kiciiakd Ei.i.iori . . Lexington, Tenn. II K A. X Medical It. . T. C. I i :e i Edgar Evans .... Wilder, Tenn. •i n n Volley Hull. ’27: Sophomore Honor lt« ll. '2ti-'27; .Medical It. t . T. i’. '29 Ill ; Honor t'oinililttee. •ao-'SI; A.It. I 'euroe. Skull and Itone Club. ’27-’2S. Wii.i iam B. I arris...............Cave l itv, Kv. A K K It.S. Carson and Newman College. William LeKoy I'l l mini; . . Nashville, Tenn. A K K. + It K, A K K It.A.. 25; M.S.. '27. Clarence: L. Gardner. |k. . Russellville, Ark. X N. A K K A.It. Ili-ndci'Son-Iti'own College. II amii. ion V. Gavden . . Clarksville, Tenn. •I It 11 Flatus Club. I I It) mas E. IIcey, |r............... uuiston, Ala. X A K. X I 'resident Junior Medical «'lass; Honor Coiiik'II, 21 - ’:to. •ao-,;ti. 92 -Junior ( lass Ml Dlf Al S HOOI I • 11v A. Ill Gin ♦ . Okolonj, okl . KnilII I'll I III CUM . Okolonj. Oil . Mc4k«| It U T «V T«wml.|w.t •• ! 1 « • I i i IIiiuon Jim. I ♦ I ♦ I t A l 1 1 I). JoilWI . Oou S. Jos . Gu sv H. Jtoo . A K K I vjpora Ml . Ilruntiiilgr. Ala. K .«ell. N M I (mix K. Pmwm . N'j h illr. Tenn. Al l Hiisiin KmiMimu . Ja«‘k« n, Term. Jaw I. Ml MOV Cock. K ‘. Na h ville, Irnri. irina S I . I I I A II Irak I'ni r li r. '?• |’ i Mill Kiv «. J . . Shell ' villr. K . Miivis 1. I ahum . Ifonra l ath, S. C. I low III) I AUMHI Al MU V lirtv ABO I . Vi h ille, I enn. Ill am P. Sit in. J . 1« n r. M i' i„ :«• : II a «v« I !!• . AAAI-IO I I irrottoi) Mi- nn I ally of JT .,f M. .it. in jo Mnrri . A a. ||arka A. SAt nt.su ♦ X lit «.M M (’.I IMH • Munloril, Ala. Jam . C. Siiaici . I orrainr, Kan. Na hvillc, I'enn. Atlanta. (la. Root i I Mims 1-tCAv Winfield, Ala. J. tilts Mi N lt . Jour tile, I. Jonv W, Simfoov . ‘SO Commodor v ” |(.'|n . •- n«tl ‘St «Third V«-nr Modioli • . Raimi Jordan Miuiiiii A K K ('oliuntui , O, Sorti 11 Spii . a hville. I'enn. Ai i a Asm k Shari loi i Ii i k ian A in, China A K K ('ii Ari i Cl. A A I rabi . IV . Vi.hAillr, I'enn. H o II, A K K Rl.hl K I I I Mom I A A K K til l OKI) O'N'l Al . ( .1 AllM II. I lAHORNt . P Al I I'l II RViS . II K II. o K + It I I AM Rill I'MII I It . II K +. 4 X I rmplc, I’ex. Jat'kvui, I'enn. Canton, N. C. I rrinont. Mi . Wit | | AM I )RRI S V Al «.II AS . A K K. A K K MailicM. Kv. Arina «‘lull llnmt, ‘SJ-’Jl IUrs ari M. Wiismha Na hvitle, I run. I Ai l A. Will 11m . Hnuhain, Tex. Jn i I’ll II. Winia. In . WI litre Nairn, I la. I A K. A K K It A. Vnnderbllt, 5 . 93 Oxlonl. li . Juniors Without Pictures College of Arts and Science r, ci. |,i xsi'ord An k .... Belmont, Mi . Jannar Bow in Davis Sargent, Ga. Freshman Football: Varsity S iuu l, '29; Varsity “U Team. '30. John 1 union Bagwki.i. . . . Statesboro. Ga. Jamis Ck.WVKORI) BARBOUR . . Cookeville. Tcnn. Hinkv Dickinson. Jk. . . . Nashville, I'enn. X A E Hokaci Harrison Bkavkn . . Evergreen, Ala. A K K IliiiiRi Richard Freeman . I.ittlelield, Texas William L. I rh man . . Bowling Green, Ky. Miriam J. Bknkovitz . . Chattanooga, Tcnn. Davidson Warner Gardner . Glasgow, Ky. I.Ol'tSB Best Lexington, Ky. IsAimiri Mokk’s Grassrgeen . . Brooklyn, N. Y. Gkokoi I.awkinci Bi.ackui.i.i. . Pine Bluff, Ark. Richard Waison (.kiiiin . Tipmnville, I'enn. Barnkti Poktuk Briggs - . . Nashville, Tcnn. A T A Skull and Hon s. Jamis Bfi.y.n Gui.i.eit . . . Trimble, I'enn. X A K Varsity Football Truck, '30. Lucia Caihi.i. Brown . . . Spring Hill. Tcnn. Eknisi Kiisii 11AKDISON . Nashville, Tenn. •I A 0 ( ASIMIK III N ky Bvrko .vnski . BrookKn, N. V. Sophomore Honor Boll; V. M. ('. A. Cabinet. -30-‘31. Charles Dmiavi n Bulla . . Nashville. Tenn. A X A Black Jacks: Giro Clut : Freshman Track. Thomas Ekrreli. Harris . . . Gallatin, I'enn. Thomas Middleidn II kkis . Nashville, Tenn. W ll.l.lAM 1'. ( Asrii.U)U . . Montgomery, Ala. Koiikkt II. IIarvkv Nashville, Tenn. Thom as A. Clarkson- . . . Nashville, Tenn. A X A. II X Sophomore Honor Hull. 1'i I Ain i H Bi kion limits . Nashville, Tenn. Li i l l A Man Hoover . . . Chamberslmrg. Pa. Bernard An Ki n Cohen . . . Jackson. Miss. Hustler- StalT. ’30. Ei.i iii:iii Dt vai. Jarrh i, Mtirfreeslmro, Tenn. Sam ('aim i Ron Cowan, |k. . . Nashville, Tcnn. A K K RoniKi Lei.and Johnson . . Nashville, Tenn. Camilla Frances Johnston • Nashville, Tenn. Edwin Asbukv ( ravi n . . Greensboro, N. C. X X Edward Robbins K ni Atlanta, Ga. •I- A 0 John Bernard Daniel . . Old Hickory, Tenn. Assistant Manager Baseball ’3«; Masquerader Staff, '30-’31; Blue I’onoll Club; ■Hustler Staff: Commodore Board, '31. 94- Juniors Without lectures Coi i fgf or Arts and S ii ncks (mu Imsuis Kim M rtreobor , 1 rn . Nut mm Hi ii un I'trr v Hinnii im. , lj I'UIKl MMIIIId KlIHtX I .njl« illr, h Mim As Piltin Nuhvillr, I'cnn. Jami lit mx Kxot . N'j«h ilt«. Trnn. Will mm llxs.i I Uinil lluntil (dull, I rim. luns I 11 «mm I x hi is Nuhullr, I'rrm. ('llAii i I now it |jrmi . N.i hvillc, I run Fvim hum..................... Cincinnati, Ohio Wilt mm K«m i« . Pimiltr, K . Vtacisn Him K «simii. . . Cincinnati, Ohio J' ‘ ... |isui«m«s. Na h« illr. I mn liuot AuHIl R l«t Ml. | lcj ant. I mu I l 1.1 l I « is k Ml «I : M 111 ii r I Io. I Ij Komr, (la. Joii v I i km Mi ( «i i Will list | Mt I’lllivis Vi«h illr. I run Jons Mamiiai i . J Washington. I). Mim «vi 11111 i Maraiiaii Nashville, I run. K «HIM s SlIllllllM. Mills I Mfirltl, III. II xm k x MAMIX Mxim, j .i hvillr, I run. i imI Club H- | lmiiii r ’ lliiiior i: ll; X'. M 0 A.. Richard Jolts On amox Nashville, I nin. A T A Mxkisiiia I mi mi ix Vouth I’lttshutg. I'ciin. Will l mi K 'i «mi siiiv««Bi i h illr, I run. I Mil (.'MUIOS Ml «Ski is K £ I Ikton, hs Wxiim Ki en «s As Shari .i hvillr, I mn. ♦ A 0 Aouinnt K'liior Thm HUIioihi. ‘SO. Mm l i i « Hi in l simm p Nathville. I Assa Simos .i«h illr. I mn. a : ♦ 95 Juniors Without Pictures College of Arts and Sciences T.rnksi Lynwood Spain. Jr. . Nashville, Trim. W i do M win Wvi i u s, Jr. Naslivillr, Teim. Leon- Joseph Spitz .... Z. 11 T Skull unii Houck. . Nashville. Trim. , 30. ‘31. Amelia Weaver K A 0 Tupelo, Miss. Samuei Herman Sim . . 7. B T . Nashville, Trim. Ai itERi Johnson Wheeli k . X A K Nashville, Trim. Skull and lione . '2!', , •30. ‘31. Golf Tram. ‘31 . ‘31. Frances Stephens .... Nashville, Trim. Wii.i.i m Sun 1 Williamson 'Terre llaulc, Iiul. Reagan Stewart Miiulrii, La. iEORCE Milton Woodward Nashville, Trim. Alice Branch Trabi e • . Nashville, Trim. Blur I’rlirll «'lul : So|i)i morc Honor Boll. Malcolm Musgkave Wail . Charleston, W. 'a. John Joseph Wright . . . . . Toledo, Ohio Burton Adi i.p.i ki Wasiiih rn . Paducah, K . Thomas Edgar W ait. . . Jackson, Trim. School of Engineering Wii.i.i m Bailey Brown . . Nashville, Trim. Artiii k Cii i.Mi Ks Omiiekg . K A Memphis, Trim. John Tally Cunningham . X A K Clarksville, Trim. William W. Porter, Jr. . . Naslivillr. Trim. John T. Davidson . . . . I.ruhbuitf, Trim. 1.1.0VD Lee Pruett .... . . Si. Louis. Mo. John Mixwei.l DiA'oe . K A Nashville, Trim. West Morion Ralston . - Mariin Smiiii Roiieris III . Naslivillr, Trim. . Naslivillr, Trim. James Mecuiar Dukreti . . Nashville, Trim. X X Joseph Howard Rhonei . Birmingham, Ala. Wi slia 11 Ai.Lim r ion Dyer . Nashville, Trim. John Woodu kd TiiUSS • . Naslivillr, Trim. Harold Eugene Foiikei.i. . v V . Naslivillr, Trim. Thomas Porier Wiutsih . . Nashville, Trim. X I .km it. i Clare ci: McCrary, Jk. . Loimkr, Ark. 96 111111 ki O11 utr Woo . . Nashville, Tcnn. 07 Sophomore Class Jomni X vthamki Baii m . |k., B.A. . Coffeeville, Miss. IKE Fr« -111111111 Ti.i- k T-am; Crosn-t'iiumiy; Vlo«—I’i. hI.I. iH OI«. Club; •• l’n I-i. sliiimn V. M « ; |t|u - I’onoll Club. Martha Bi att Baskktt , U.A. . Nashville, lVun. K A o !‘i I i;t in Kdu aki Biasi.iy, B.A. . Nashville. Penn, r + it ’o-i: llto« . 3o. :;i IToshh-ni Co-Fall tors, 31: Vanderbilt MiiK rK, tinia dee Chib President. ’31. Ci aki so Bkrson. B.A...................Brownsville, Tenn. It 0 II I'n 'liman Football. '30; Fr.simian Trio k. 30: Varsity Football. '30. I'kavos Bkvimmon. B.A. . . Nashville, Tenn. K A Kutikrini IjOI'Isi Hi.air, B.A. . Nashville, Tenn. M. A. Hi avion. Ik., B.A. . . . Cnion Citv. Tenn. x a k Han.I. ’•.‘St. IAi k Brawn, B.A. . . Nashville, Tenn. •I’ A 1 . club. ’30; Cap ami intis Club. ‘30; Commodore” Boar l. 30- 3l. Wiiiivm II. Bradkn. |k.. B.A. . Natchez. Miss. K 1 foilN Rawoon Brav, B.K...................Montgomerv, Ala. 1 X Am Bkkmk, B.S. . ... Nashville, Tenn. A K -I Ft a Slum.i I li i; Fr. simian Chairman. ’33: I'oFdllors. '29. '31; Student Council: Honor Commit tee. Okorci ('. Brian, K.K. . ... Nashville, Tenn. A T A •!•••■ Club: Am. rl. an Sm-bty ..f M.-. liani. al Fnulneors. Jamks U. Brown, B.K.......................Nashville, Tenn. W'll.i.i.Wi I'. BlCHWW. B.K. . Ileiitlersonville, I'enn. Wli I IA.M Bi Rl Car i IK. B.K. . Nashville, I'enn. A K K President Sophomore Ktmineers. Inst i’ll Cii win i r. I.I..B. . Stephen ville, Kex. A O Jamks Britkmr Ciiasi, B.A.. Nashville, I'enn. it i II Froshman V. M. C. A : Club. Ml; Seeretary ami Tr. asur.-i of | lm IVmil Club. '31; Staff of Fr. simian llan.ll.ook, 3 ; Itustm-ss ManaKer Commodore. '31. Davis A. Ci.ark, B.A.....................Sweetwater, Tenn. X A. «• Club; llaml; HI... Club. Binarii Ai.irkd C'oiikn. B.S. . . . Jackson, Miss. I I UKtl.-r Staff. , 9-'30. J. Vkrnon Ci-OSK. B.A. . . ... Shamrock, Tex. •I’ A O 9« Sophomore ( l.iss ('. Ctovt, Ja.. H.A. . Tran Rev CoKUiT, A.H . Iron WllllVM i mil (Vuil A.H. . , Franklin. Hum Cowan, H.A. . . Fltrtlrrillf, Tom I!i in ( i4uii ii, A.H. . IK U Jack A. Cairn sots’, H.A. , Harter 11« . Ala A. M. Dwirm J« C.F . Trnn Ai .cto W. Pasiii , H.A . Nashville, Torn Pai i M % i is IUvt% ji H. N i h% illr. Trnn John Will mm Dimtkt, H.A. . Trnn | H l II SM Dll IOC II N j«h illr. III N Mill Dot si I I., . Nauhvillr, Trnn. M. Ms (11 1 DBAS! |« II I . ('Iark illr. 1 - nil. lluon WllllNM Dt kAM , 1 l,H. Aim lictrii Dcia. H.A. . Kidfirlop, hun S mu h KAlQv H.A. . (lulfpori. M Ions M iin Ikwis. A.H. K A Milllrrr |wi|i . 1 run. for 1 vmkin 1 ini, li A. . Smiiln illr, 1 no. lun sun I wist.. A.H. . .i hsillr. I rim. Comi • I mvis lour, H.A. . S'j'lnillr, I rim. 99 .Sophomore CJa.ss lui.i.w Mason Foster. A.B..................Madison, (la. •I- A O I'l- lim.m Football; Hash elhull; Kasebnll; Trtiek; Varsity Football. '30; Varsity Basketball, '31. IIoWAKI) JAMES I-'KANKI.IN. I.I..B. . Tittle Rock, Ark. Tau Kappa Alpha; Debating Team. '30. it:oR ;t: Franki.in, I.I..H..........Tittle Rock. Ark. Tau Kappa Alpha; I Iiik Team. '30. Horace Frierson. A.H.....................Columbia, 'Penn. I- A 0 Ilustier Staff. '30. Wii.iiam I. I t i.i.rk. Jk., A.B. . . M« ntgomcrv, Ala. i: n Kami. '29-'30. '30-'31. (ilKMKIM G. l I ACM I K. H.A. . . Nashville. Peilll. I K Loins Maters. Kaiiiryn (iiw. H.A......................Nashville, Penn. AAA Nano Sparks Gii i.espii . H.A. . Nashville. Penn. «’o-Militor ; («iris' «'.lee Club. Wii.iiam A. Givan, H.A...................I.ihcrtv, Penn. + K I ii; ri I.. Goi.dbekc, III. A.H. . Nashville, Penn. . It T Klue I'eneil Club, '30-'31; Mas |Ueiailer,” '30. I.hks Goi.muro, H.A.........................Augusta, la. A K «I ('HARM'S M. Gore, A.H. . . . Bristol, Ten . ❖ A O V M. •'. A. t'aliinet, Freshman Font hall ami Basketball; Mustier'' Staff. Ai.vin F. Graham, |r.. H.A. . Nashville, I'enn. K A Frances Randai.$ Greer. H.A. . . Nashville, Tcnn. KAO ’« Ktlltors. laitos Maters. '.3 ; Mta Sigma 1 'IiI. '29. I’afi. OwBN Guffer, H.A..................Franklin, I’enn. Thomas I.isikk Ham. H.A. . . Old llickorv, Penn. K A Marion 11 i k a IIarrm.i. B.F. . Murfrceslioro, Penn. Minks Head, |k.. I.I..H...............rnion Ciiv, I'enn. K A «Ilee (Mull. '30-’31. M. H. IIksdokfi-fr, H.A....................Canton, Miss. Marn Cornelia Hicks, A.H. . ioo . Oakland, ’Penn. Sophomore ( lass Kiniitv Muiim IIimimu .H. . . l oin I. , O. Mai am Ham 1 !••« It A. . IVnvcf , C ol Ko lloraiva. li.A. . j h«ille. Trtm. K. Korn ( . Ilow hi, ji.t 1 1 H. . Nj h'illc. Tran. PM i ||i nr.iv . A.II. . iitnn ( ii . Tran W ABU 1. lllrt.IV . HA. . Franklin. Tran. ('ll AIM M III l w V. A II Nath'ilfc. Tran. Kimit law is . Ji.. A.H. . Naibvillf, Tran. J. II. M. J«v %. 1 l it. . i, U mWi V r. Ha nil, Iran. 1 iioai aa AikKAvmi Kun, HA,. Tran. C’lARivit (iiiu; Kim;. 1 A.H. . Kri'inl, Tran. Jam Kaorevri li.A. . Na h illr. Iran. Doarivm Avm Kat rn ta H.A. . I K ( lev r 1 aiid. O. MaIUIIM (ill.Aliaitl 1 AVI. It. ('nurtlaml. Ala. |t s M Si i 1 ami a H.A. . M nliw.ii. 1 ‘ran Du k 1 . 1 av'in v. H.A. . N;i hvillr, 1 rnn. ViKClMA | 11 1 11 i t a. H.A. . 4 ln illr. 1 'ran. | A Alt ' 1 1 AA 1' 1 I..H, . N j«1ia illr. 1 ran. la Avii' liivi;. H.l . . i'll A illr. 1 rnn. Kmuai ji iniia InAAt. |a . A.H. . A 1 A NaUn i!lc. 1 run. IO! Sophomore Class |oi B. Fouiniikim. B.A. . . Nashville, Tenn. V. It T Him- IViit'il iMill ; Freshman Basketball. ili n k I . McHi.rov. Jr.. A.B. . Kansas C'itv, Mo. + A0 Y. , l. A.; S«M)lnim r«- Cabinet. 31: Commotiore Staff. '3 , •1 ; Hustler Staff, '.to. Associate Ktlitor, '31; Vloe- I'rcsltlent Him Pencil Club. 11 kka G. MvNamh. |k.. B.A. . Grand function, l'enn. •I K £ Skull anti Bones Club. Howard Franki.in McG.uv. B.A. . Nashville, Tenn. I X Frank Oukn MiCiiiii. A.B. . Pine Bluff, Ark. X A K M AURIC! I'dw i .VIatiinci.y. B.A. . Nashville. Tenn. «!• K I.tWKi ui Miwisii, |k., B.A. . . Frankfort, Kv. K A Morion McMlrkay, |k.. B.A. . . . Smvrna, l'enn. It G II John I). Nkiiioii, B.A. . . . . Nashville, Tenn. •I K 'V Rw Noojin, B.S.................... . Huntsville. Ala. A K K IIkrndon A. Oi.ivkr, |k.. B.A. . . Na hville, Tenn. It 0 II Ai.iii kia Path, B.A. .................Nashville, l'enn. I-.mvAKD Pi i in i s Pi:acock, Ik.. B.A. . Clarkstlale. Miss. «I A o Commotiore” Boartl, '31. I wh s A. Pboim.ks, |k.. A.B............. X X Fresliiiinii Traek: Cross-country (Ikokck F. Pryor, Ik., B.A............... it 0 II Skull ami Bones. Asheville, N. (’. Kim. '30. Stanford, Tex. Vinci m Marvin Rum . B.A. . . FI Paso, lex. Ban.I. '30. Fowakd C. Rhchn. C.F......................Nashville, l'enn. II K A Aeo Club. Francks M.w Rich. B.A.................... Nashville, Tenn. A K ' - Ftlltors. Roiikki N a i i i a n Rosin him., B.A. . Cincinnati. O. It T Glee club. ■3«-,:tl: skull and Bones. '30- 31. I ari ni Rohm ns. A.B. . Mayfield, Kv. X X 1‘nmmuiloiv Ban.l: “Vamlerblli Hustler.” Kini Sampson. B.A. . . . Harlan, Kv. •I- A 0 “Ilustier Staff, ’aO-’Srt. ’SO-’S!. 102 Sophomore ( I.ins Si i vim t S vmi • ia. Ja , It , . Nashville, 1 run Jake F. Savu.v. A.H Ilr 1 1 C. ScilItVIS'.IR. A.H. . Mrrnpbi Jo as Sum, H.A. . N 4 hvillr, Roaiat Wuiiv smith, II A . S j'h« allr. Fiimisg V. Smith, H.A. . Na«h allr. Trim 11 11 v S'oaai Smith, H.A. . tilrn Knltfr N ) Mu ii si v n ■ ll 1.im Sirvtv . H.A . Doftollll SVUI'M, H.A. . . Sa hvillr, Jami Karri [All H.K. . Asmtw B. Ihvv.ii, Ja H.S. . NAMCVI 1 aVi SIA 1 ivmin, H.A. . lioodlrlt v allr. ('iiari m C. Irauii, Jr., H.A, . I.AWRI SCI O’HaiAS 1 a RI 1. II.F. 1 rim lllOVIAa 1 losi 1 a ni li. N.« h illr. Frill) hlvcit Aim vita iiwi , li . . hjltaiwtogj. Fenn Kl i vsi a Wi in a, H.A. . N i hv illr, J mu Bovmisi. WmiMua ill li.l . . Claiku illr, I'rnn M mu.mo i W'nni man. li. . Na liv illr, I'eiin Mori.as l.ms WiM'iiu van. H.A. . X A l.rw i l«urx. I'rnn • ; Sophomore ( lass Medical School Li’cile Russei.i. Anderson . Knoxville, I'enn. IIexrv Mirirek Oarxea . Tullahoma, Tenn. •J- X David Scon Haver .... Nashville, Tenn. Soi.omon Ikankiin (’oh . McMinnville, I'enn. Honor Itoll, 29-‘30. ,j, |j u Rankin C. linn ni . ... Guthrie, K . A K K Marvin ('okiiiii, Jr. . . Nashville, Tenn. A O. •! II K. «!• X Joseph Ckorce Hoiiokioi sii . Birmingham. Ala. Robert Bowman . . . A K K Kom is A. Daviei., Jr. . Old Hickory, Tenn. Jonesboro,’ Tenn. A T , A K K James (). Finnea......................Florence, Ala. Haroi.d W. Brown . Muskegon Heights, Mich. Mi (iileul (’ J,,,,N Wn son tJARNHi . , Jr. . Fori Worth, Fex. •I- It ll •‘Commodore |{o) ro cntutlvc. 'II. OCDKN (’. Bri ion . A K K l.ESI.IE M. ( i A K KI ll. , 104 (i. John Bi diunoh . . Byron ( enter, Mich. -I- It 11 A.It. Calvin Cotl.K'f, (•rand ItapidR, Ml.li, •I- It II Richmond, Ky. X ♦ ‘V M t|V ' ||! un|| v (| % 11 n. 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Huntsville, Ala. 7. B T Morris Adi.hr.......................Albany, (la. I.m is Wai.dhrmar Ai.kii . Chicago, 111. Howard Jay Bachman . . . Paullina, la. William Mi (. Bayi.ok, |k. . (uilfport, Mi . ■I- k's Var !iy Track. MO. Ai.Ich Siiiri.hy Bhnohr . . . Terri Haute, Ind. Win i am Martin Bix inc . Asheville. N. C. Millard B. Bhthki. . Eli abeihtown, Ky. Euohne Hkrbkri Boon . . • Tyndall, S. I). Ai.iskkt Wiii.iam Bork . . Prescott, Ari . Warner 11 h i. Bowden . Memphis. I’emi. Kilts H. Bow.i.ani . |r. . Old Hickory, I'enn. John Robinson Braiii n . Nashvi'le, I'enn. Worcester Ai.i.i n Bra x . N'a hville, I'enn. S A K CiHOROH Pi arson Bin.i. . Nashville, I'enn. SIDNEY ChAPPBLI BULLA. . Na'hville, I'enn. Bertram III Mini: Chai.iavi . Nashville, I'enn. £ A K Varsity Basketball, JO, Mil; Captain Basketball. MO. Chari.is K. Cl t mi nts, |k. . Nashville. I'enn. K A Florence Cohen .... Spartanburg, S. C. William ;. Cowan. Jr. . Fayetteville. I'enn. A T 0 Hmiia l.u Aiti ni Ckauiorii. New Orleans, I.a. Jkanni M. (Tmminos . Oklahoma City, Okla. I UT.OR W aikins Dot hi as . I.li abethlmvn, Kv. •LAO Iiiomas B. Du.lfa, |r.............Sikcston, Mo. 4 k s Price Hot Dm...................Nashville, I'enn. Mortimer Henry Khrman . CedarluirM N Y A K II Cap and mils; ci,.,. i ii i,. Riciiakii Hiolni Ei.snt.KRY . Pine Bluff, Ark. A T A Sam White Ewin....................Franklin, I'enn. Ci.At in Fair, |r. . ... Ixmisvillc. Miss. •I A 0 Iames Knox (Jibson . Kansas Citv, Mo. K A William Cornelii s Coi.mx . Nashville. Penn. Avery In Hancock.............................Fulton, Ky. Jack W. IIykkis.................Nashville, Tenn. . It T Htmller Staff. Mo-Ml ; Blue I’etnll Out . Ditm.ey I). Hauimokni ... Dermott. Ark. John Iames Heflin, |k. . Memphis. I’enn. I A K. II £ Hin I ..ill'll I’lnli. tn-Ml; Assoeiate Kditm 'Hust- ler, MI'-MI; Assistant Tr.uk MalUlKer. MO-MI. Ira Hiiniuki:.....................Pensacola, Fla. Robert Farni si 11ei.ee n. Ik. . Ridgcly, I’enn. I iiomas Pikkins Henderson . Franklin, I'enn. •I- A 0 Varsity Football. Ba ketball. Mo. Ml. Jot ( non 11 hire i e, Jr. . Nashville. I'enn. Isom i Robertson Hums . . Nashville. I'enn. AAA Kathryn Martha Hindman . Foledo, (). 2 K Loto Knter . Parker Holt . . I'ullahomn, Tenn. T «1. T K a IkliatliiK Team. Charm s William Hi cuts . . Oakdale, I'enn. K 1 Varsity Foot Ball. MM. M . Frei Kyii |ohnston, |k. . Chattanooga, I'enn. •I A O Varsity l-'aiot 1 :«II. ’MO. Pokier A. Jones....................Cleburne, I ex. Nann Karnes.................................Sonora, Tex. Muiiam Kasciiak ... Bristol, Tenn. Skull anil Bones. Loins William I.andai .... Albans, (la. 7. B T Skull and Hone : Hand. Ml . Ml. l-ii WAKI) F.ASTON I.EllO . I'iptoilvPIc, 1 ' 1111. •I k s Commodore Hoard; Aee Club. Nil) David I.i ni ... St. Petersburg, Fla. I amis I. a bon Lewis . . Nashville, I'enn. II K A Sophomores Without Pictures Sc hooi oi Arts ano Sciknc i s Kmui W lulu 1 k.iiiii i . NiOnillr, 1 rnn. Jot Uwms Samis , Dmnt LovivIHAL. J«. . Nashville. Irnn, 1 IIOM U 1 :tvv van Soilllta Ni«hvillr. Irnn. Cocsr.ia % Joitni I 1 mii . N a hv illr. I’rnn. | mu Rain M vans Anni iiin, Ala. Pai i Coorta siwrvis . Na«hsillr. Irnn. Ron 1 Hiskv Mauviii Na hvillr. Trim. In li van Ri nit rills Slit's . Ridd Irons, Trms. Jons t •■' Mil 1 • Na«hville, Trim. AiiUsi'ii Harris Mimii |)trnbuf(, Penn. Ai lain Wis s Sviiiii , Portland, Irnn. Wm Waiiu as Mum lit An. Ja . Nashsillr. Trim. An H Wiss Sviiiii . 1 rtarkana. Ark. V. M. C. A , Vaniti NtriMlL ■ Nashville, I'rnn. Invsis s, M'.n.ts, Jr. Nashville, Trim. (lima 1 SI SSIHI SmIIH . Prrhrrd, I’rnn. Doaai Do 1 Cl.At Ohm 1 , M 'l itljir, . J. Pst'i Wimkii Srsis . Na«hsillr. Irnn. ♦ X I 1 11 am ni R. Tiiom s . riu Svu 111 Ovis, Ja . Na hvillr, Trim. V.ksiii Armsirom. I iiusi v Sulphur, l.a. At Rial 1 in 1 l su . Joiis Kb asm is 1 osti issos . Amarillo, 1 rs. l am Willi 1 I’.inos hattanooga, Irnn. 1 AS IrASISMII . 1 inrvillr, Ala. Pari . I’rnn. Wiiii mi Di nos Tt (si i Hi mu k 1 Jri 11 avis I‘i 1 k Springfield, Irnn. M SSI 11 VI ASK N h illr. Irnn. (•ItlKCI UkoVV S 1 1 HRS N a hvi!lr, 1 nm. Jons Wissms W vMinin. a«hvillr, I'rnn. ( ortiing. Ark 1 X Wis 1 mu (. kvs is I'm k Wiivis A W vrii Amarillo, 1 rs. IIVMKV FllMU.UK . Hrooklyn, N V. Kr««himin t ottiall. Kim ako 1. Riismvs, |k. . Chattanooga, 1 rim. ( tIORt.l II (ill W VIIRS . 1 rhamni, I’rnn. Hkull niul Ilum , '31; IlMttir (.iokci Winn . Nashville, I’rnn. ♦ AO A-® s'lult. Inns Aims Ki v SOI 1 . . Was nr, rli. Daviii Roiuri Wiiii |k. . Chattanooga, I'rnn. Dukuiiiv 1ii vs Rich Nashville, 1 rnn. 7. H T M k hi v I Rom kis . N’a'iivillr, Irnn. 1 HV ISt. W ISIlIKt. . rw X ork, N. . lilKMVS 1 S li A1 KoCIIVIAS . 1 .i'C M 1 mii . Mn Jli.ia 1 1 1 VIII III Wll MIS. Nashvillr, I’rnn. I.ot is Ros v ii-11). Nashville, I rim. , B T K mi k i S. Wti.i.fAsisos Nashville, I nin. X X 107 Xkull «iiil Multi . 3V '31. Art ' Iuli. 'IV '31. “IIUMI l®r Hiuff. •: l II VKI I s I I till WlMK . Chattanooga, I rim, Sophomores Without Pictures Sc hool of Law Wii.itvm Jackson Bi.yiih . . Fordyce, Ark. Kt'RT Bkehm...............Mi'tcnberg, Germany Harris Brown..............Old Hickory, Fenn. Hoyt Stewar-i Bryson . . Nashville, I'ciiii. Ci ai d Shannon Carney, |r. . Riplev, I'enn. A K K II. Graham Davis.........................Klkton. Ky. Francis F. I)i ki:. Jr. . Memphis Fenn. Richard F. 1)i Face. Jr. . . New York, N. Y. Henry T. Etheridge, Jr. . . . Jackson, 'Fenn. Tom Ai.I.en Fkk . . . Nashville, I enn. A K K. -I A -I- Calumet fluli. Harry Hurwtiz......................Atlanta, Ca. Wii.uam J. Krugi.y.................Chicago, 111. I on n Andrew McLeod. |r. . Fine Bluff, Ark. x A K. A •! School of John Juroen Aiders .... Nashville, ’Fenn. Robert Fremon Barrs . Nashville, Fenn. Wii.uam Davis Beasi.es . Nashville, Fenn. J. James Covington . College Grove, 'Finn. Low ri Ciiamiieri AIN Ckaiitrei . Okohuia. Miss. Wksi.ey Lane: Crocker . . . Valdosta, (ia. Anthony George Deer . . Chattanooga, Fenn. «!• A 0 Ai.iieri Chari.es Dodge . Mobile, Ala. CllARi.es Ross KN'DSl.KY . Sweetwater, Fenn. ■I K I f'oiiHiunlorp Board. '81. Will.iam I.AI RENCE FOSTER . Birmingham. Ala. Henri Wekthan Fkanki.in . Nashville, I'enn. John L. Godwin ..... Nashville, I'enn. 1 X Football 11 Team; Basketball. '31; Frt-slitnati Foot ball. Basketball. Chari.es Kiiwin 11 kris . . Nashville, I'enn. ( Main Neison IIarkiu, Jr. . Nashville, Fenn. Nathan an Hendricks . (Vumbia, I'enn. Baiia Fey ion Henry . . . Fegram, Fenn. Leonard Otis Hopkins. Jr. . Nashville, Fenn. Theodore Wii.uam Kirn . Old Hickory, Fenn. Martin Francis McNamara, |r. . Stearns, Kv. A T A Varsity Football, ,--9. '3d. Waiter Fayi.or Foinier .... Como, Miss. X X ManitKer Has.bull Team. '30. Don i.i Ci.av Shepherd, Jr. . . Face, Mis;. Rop.ua J i 11n Simpson . Mobile, Ala. Win.I m K. Fomi.Inson . . Amarillo, l ex. Cii.vri.es Ci.av I'raiu e. |r. . Nashville, Fenn. II O II, A Oils Seim Wei.i.s . . Murray, Kv. A l Oi.in West, |r. ..................Chicago, III. «I a o. it K E-MItol t'ointnodoiv. '3 i; I'resldelit Y. M. 'A.. '29-'30. John Maxev Whirry . . . Nashville, Fenn. X A K, 'I' A «!• Fercv Wyi.v . .... Tahlequah, Okla. X A K Engineering Howard V. Mansueti . McMinnville. Fenn. K X 'oilimodoro Keliresentat'.vo. It Team Foot- ball. '30; Track. '30. Ai.ex.wdek M. Martin . Nashville. I'enn. Wii.uam C. Montgomery . . Memphis. I'enn. W lui m (i are and Mokeiii ad . Chieagn. III. X X It Team Football. '30. Victor M. Mokrei. . . . Nashville, 1 enn. Andrew Iverson Myiik . . . Belleview, Fenn. Wii.uam Ci.yde: Fariiam ... Latta, S. C. Gonii i Brewer Fickeking . Nashville, I'enn. Wii.uam Ci.vni Roderis . McMinnville, I'enn. X Varsity Football. ‘30. Wii.uam Mii.ion Ross . Nashville, I'enn. Howard Wi:sitv Smton . Summerville, Ga. Hi vkx Howard Smith . . . Nashville, Fenn. Herbert Ori andra Stii.es . Nashville, ‘Fenn. Ernest Monroe: Watkins . . . Augusta, Ga. •I- A E) IH.nor i ••nimii i. . . '30; Vi. .- I'r.-sid. lit «Tass. '3a '31. Wm. Madison Wvikins. |r. . Nashville, I'enn. K X Wii.uam Ga.mkii.i Winrsm . Lebanon, I’enn. X Fresi.ev Ai.onzo Wii.i.iams . . Nashville. Fenn. ioS I I IO Ircsh in an Class I ir « Column IIaivm C. Auxavmi. J« A.B. . Nashville, Icon. Mm I). 1 . Xi' in n K N . i hvillc, 1 nn. Nashville, Tenn. .Asm Akim. H..A. . N;i hx ille, 1 n n. K«o At at him . It. .A. . KAO Mr tophi l'n‘ II.ARMRA ( . Al v AMUR. H..A. . j hvillc. Icon. Wlt.l.lAM ll ui Anis. A H. t ljrk.nl.. r Mi Second Column Sara t i Armiui am, It.A. . K 0 Nashville. Trim. Hi Rt.i Hi mu Aikim Jr„ A lt Vi h illc. Icon. l ii«o 1. Asmav. H.A. . Nashville, I'enii. Ki m Amwonni, K.N. . Na hville, Penn. isos At ii , K N. . M-ivheld, K . Mara (.oruos Hairii. H.A. . 1 I K iimhi City, Penn. Mil vli 11 M. Haksi v Ii . . .i hville, 1 enn. 1 lord ( olumn Hu 1 II H AKKISI.I K, R.N. . Siiinpicr, S. J asi Mam H.akru.v K.N. . l ahadieville, l a. Dot Cl AS 1 ll M l M)N It A 11 ' A.It. . 'eiitrrvillr, 1 cun. 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Ill sat M. Oni s. la.. A ll . Ilutt tan W. I't m i H.A. . II K A WIM.MSSI M I sal It.s. ♦ K I Dot Nil s I tatos.s R.N. . Ihi in K ti I’tMiitl R.N. . I tt l i sm i. R.N. . Na hv« le. I run. Nett port. Ark. Na hville, ‘I enn. ( .rernshorn. , C Nashville, I run. Kulerprise. Ala I allii r. Mi I lord ( olumn I mom tv II. I'liaiiv, H.A, . Columbia, 1 enn. Rmkri PnUM li A. . rupelo. Mo ♦ A 1 Cl.VIM Jill 1 1 MRV, A.It. . Ilollt stottd. Miss ♦ A • Fr -litnuii FtHillmll Ji s M. | mi i in. J«.. H.A. . I ttn s 1 01 1. A.H. . X ♦ M tar;vki i I’otiir. H.A. . Joi I’ruciiarii, Jk., I .r. •I- a o Nashville, IViin. Mulllit r I In, t . Nashville, I run. I r.inUin, I'enn. Filth (.'olumn Mtat I Kuo siiai sir. H.A Nashville. I'enn. Mn hr11 K««.i «s It . . • MR! ni Rosi s It.A. . Jims 'isiiim i A.H , X ♦ Nashville, I rnn. Dora. la. Nashville, 1 mi. M i)i|piinerv, la. V. («RIMIS Vma.is.i l.. Nashville. I run. • a s t Vilisnoa. R.N. . Columbia, Iron. Sivih Column J t mi t S. Slits sos, It.l . . N.idi illf, I’enn J tsi i h I Sill tit, Jr A.H. Alcv.indr r ( uv. Ala ♦ K ♦ I kasv is ( Sui t ari It.l . MuiilRnincrt. la. llARVit ( Sui k i r . | . H.A. . Nashville. I'enn. II K A Fr« hiuiin V. tt « , A Mii.ii ( . siiiRvits. II.F. . Na h ille, I'enn. Frr-limnu Football. I'r. •Iiiiiuii llank.-t l nll John II. sm vitsiR. Jr.. A.H. . Nashville, Fruit. I rolint in V. M. I’ A. sttiiii Simon, ll.F, . Nashville, I enn. m '7 nS freshman Class Firvt Column Fourth Column Waiiik H. Simmosv. 11,1 . I'inr HluH. Art II. O. liioMU, J«.. H.A. . (Irs eland, Term. Jam I. Sisqimriii, H.A. . ♦ K « Fvrrgirrn, At . Jons Jam s I'k.im, Ji . A.H. . (•ainrsvillr, 1 la Kl vm 11 Sr n As, H.A. . ♦ K ♦ ('ulumliu, Trnn. (• n« Maiiiiss Iiiimi H.A IIakoiu C. Smm tu, A.H. . Nnhxillr, 1 run. III sis I t isii. Jr., H.A. . Nashs illr, 1 mn. Korirt Tim i it- I'i ksir. A.H. . ♦ £ Smiths illr, Trnn. Ai.sn 1. Smrin. R.N, . Spartjuburic. S. C. IsrtAs T. Waik r, R.N . ( olrmans I all . ' a. Asm Him Smith. R.N. . Spartanburg. S. C. lints WlRTlIAS H.A. . Nashsillr. 1 run Kmuis Smiiii, A.II. Nashs illr, 1 run. 1 iflh Column Seeond Column Kami am Hi s jamis V r, H. . Nashsillr, Trnn Thomas L, Ssihi. H.A. . Nashs ille, 1 run. K t Joiis K. Ssiii, K.K. . Na«h% ille. 1 run. A 1 0 aotu.i T. SoKi.Ar . !■., H.A. . Nashville, 1 •’ini. Mists ( oasiiit W ill It ( uli , Kv. rllr litttli V M 1 « ss i s Wit si H.A . N j.h illr I rim III vim i ia Shu m. H.A. Nashville, 1 run. Koaini l . Si as i okii. Jk.. H.A. . Nashsillr, Inin. Ddkoiiia Toss i Win in II , . (•allaim. Trim. VlK'.ISI A W llM K N, , ( opr. S. ('. IIarra Fu.i m Stark. B.F.„ . Nashsillr, 1 run. Ik a so s hiutii W'iiiiasis. K.N . Nashsillr, Trim M Six.in. K.N. . Kix'ktlalr, Trim. Si s 1 Is ( olumn 1 Inn! ( olumn 1 k ssk H. Wiisos. Ik. A.H. . llimtssillr, la. llnis Sms , K.N. . ( ••liimltia, Trim. K uni ns 1 in Sn m r, H.A. v K . Nashsillr. Trim Ill hi k i 1 . Wii vis, H.A. . Opp. Ala. 1 Al not i Wii vis. ( .1 . . Houston, i’cx. l K : | ssi Si ihi ki si . A.H. . Nashsillr. Trim. 1 1 AKKIt 11 I Si.K AS! Wool H.A. K A 0 Natkvllle, l (m, Vim.ima 1 ah. K.N. . Si.iplrlnii, (ia. N A 1II AS II. WoollM 1 I .H, . Na hsillr, 1 mu. M aha ('Arm mm 1 ayi.uk, K.N. . HrII Him Ur, Trim. II K A Josi I II 1 . 1 111 MK 1 1 . H.A. . Ahmlccn, Miss. An i • ni K. m sou «.. A.H. . Jacksonville, Fla. II O II K A h Akmim 1 |l . 1 MOM AS. H.A. . Atlanta, ( a. ('ll AKI 1 s 1 . i II MU K. |k , H.A. , Nashsillr, 1 tam. Jl 1 ciui . v. m C. A. I 9 Freshman C lass Medicai. School I r.wki.in II. Aun . Mainvan, W. Va. losr.cii Ri ssi:i.i. Cook . Huntingdon, W. Va. •I It II (JioKta T. Archer, |k. . Nashville. Inin. •I- An. A K K Sopliom..!. Honor I: •!1: 8lsull an.I lion, s i'IuI . . .I '30. Secretary, '30; Swimming Train. '39. '30. I'kakk IIari.w Boomer . it II Alhanv. Kv. Wii.Ki-K K. Bruiiakkk .... Greenfield, 0. X + Roni. N. Beenan an, |k. . Hendersonville, I'enn. A K K •I A 0 .lost I'll I). Cl I III K I SOX . . ■t X JESSIE r. Cl 11.HR................... Trank Morrison Davis . . A K K Ci.in ion Vai oil n Krvix . X X, 1' X Norton, a. . . Stuart, O. Corinth, Mi . Jackson, Mi . Wii.i.iam I). Bikkiiai.uk I'hom s Cri i.om Bt i i i K Mar l.orisi C'ami'hki.i. . Nashville, I'enn. Wii.i.iam Mcl). I'.uinc . Bowling Green, k . A K K, A K K Skull ami Monos «'lull. B. Di CJkau Cakroi.i, . •I' X . . . Waco, Tex. (Jreeiievillc, IVun. Ckum .ko L. I-i i ki k . Tin (i. I'ki iimnoik . . Ml. Vernon, III. Aiirid Major Ciiii.ion . 0 K X. A K K A.II. Howard College, '37. Anniston, Ala. J v n:s ' nomas Gii.rkki .... II K A Skull and Hollos Olul . Toledo, O. . . Portage, Pa. Paducah. K . I 30 I rcshiiian ( Kiss Ml DIC A! Saw (ini uu . I’imlMjrgh. Pa. Thom A ( ii AU . (HXNltrlt'villr, Penn. O. Krm Hill . Jab 1. J ukv.v Vick. Afh. Raimi Gum Inn to 11 Campo, Fr a. Jam Ai i • v Ki v vim Sohvillr. Trim. ( untr It 1 iji ini Man alte. 1 en S MI 1 1 IV1 VO TO V . It jllitiv rr MM Ki a N| r 11s l ow Shanghai, China John 1 into M AM Alliance, O, l v W. Mi-Car W irrior, Ij III KIM K 1 McC OV Ml 1. . 1 lot spriiig . rk 1 1 11 M KII M I K £ K Sparta, IVnn. II AKOI II WlM.II 1 Ml 1« KI Macon, Ga 1 T It AI I.IM.I K Ml Kl’lll T . |K. K V ill.-, i.i. Wll II M 1 . KK. |K. N.i livillc. 1 fini. 1 SKI IS 1 U 1 Ohivm . Kim ktMHitl, 1 i nn. Jo 1. I'ai . Jk. . I’.idiii.ili, Ira, llAVS Ml C. 1 1111 1 II . 1 .ikrland, Fla. S HOOI AitVAvote W. Piim foil Worth. Tc . lltKMAV LttlV Kirti . Pnfj. . lj. Vova Ri ii u . Na hvillr, Icon. IIUMttnv Joiivwov Mint . Na hvilte, Penn. HK. ♦ R K. AKK Will i AM PirKlv Siosi . Ka h illr. Fran. Will IAm Kik Stu.ivw . Jack «on. Trim. An UK i |. Si mrn.AMi . . Na ltvtl|r, Trim. A t A. A K K l Kll (ill I OKI lilOMIMiN ( •■IiiiiiIm.i Mi'v K ii i v C lf' wllnOH. |k Norcnc. I run. I mi Ilum Warm rw ..rk, N. V I IIOM s. W AVI k . .hiiilm • I ' ! •• t.or A 'I I . ‘ I Tim I M. Cl AKK Woootlv Itrll lltirklr, I'rmi. l- i Freshmen Without Pictures College of Arts and Sciences Thomas Anderson ... Nashville, Trim. •I A 0 Freidinmn Football. Albert Dean Andrews, Jr. . Nashville, Fenn. William Jarni 11 Austin . Chattanooga. Fenn. K £ Tom Warren Bagi.ey . . Nashville, Fenn. Wh.i.iam L. Bainiiridc.i: . . Nashville. Fenn. James Forack Barlow . . Savannah, Fenn. Mm.vii.it Masi.in Barnes . Nashville. Fenn. 1 mes Victor Barr . Nashville, Fenn. K A James How ard Beasley. Jr. . . Athens, Ala. Harry Morion Benneii . Harlan, K . Vkrnon Fcgene Berbkitt . V A B Jackson, Mi-s. George Ge a Berko . . Woodbridge, N. J. Bessie: Pokier Bi.ack . . . Nashville, Fenn. Aubrey White: Bogle . . Centerville, Fenn. Winston Kiavood Boies . . White Plains. N. Y. James Mileord Bit.i.ington . Nashville, Fenn. K I.t cm ' Knw akd Bi kcii. |k. . Nashville. Fenn. K A Freshman Fo i bull. James Dow (’ampbei.l . Nashville. Fenn. Sara Marie Cason . . Nashville, Tenn. K A 0 Saidei Haves Cheesi-man Birmingham, Ala. Harold D. Combs . . . . Nashville, Fenn. Matthew Dei amere Cooper . Nashville, Fenn. K A George Wm. Cunningham . Brooksville, Miss. a k e: Haydn A. Curd ... . Cave City, Ky. Herbert Wilson Davis . . . Nashville, Tenn. Dorothea Frances Day . Nashville. Fenn. r i it • I-Mltors. 30; V. w. e. a. Harri i ii Craick DeMoss . Nashville, T enn. John Overton Dickinson . Nashville, lenn. X A K Pace Jackson Dominick . Nashville. Fenn. A X A CIcc Club: v. .' . C. A. Joseph Hugh Do iik , Nashville. Fenn. Leon I'krbek . . . Arthur Reynolds I'ite . Madison, I’enn. William Gorgas I'onde: . Mobile. Ala. A K e: Joki Si i man I'oRit ni . . La Favette, (la. ■I’ A 0 Varsity Foot nll. '3H; snub-in Council. ’30-’31. George Siisi i I ranki in . Little K rk. Ark. Howard James Franklin . Little Rock, Ark. James McAnui.iv IT iki ii . I’nion City, Feint. Iv n ■ i ssi.i r . McMinnville, Tenn. Clarence: 15. (Ikua. |r. . . , Franklin, Tenn. ‘I X Varsity Football, ’30. Anne I.m aheiii Craves . Nashville, Tenn. Wait ce: Sparks Greene. Jr. . Nashville, Lenn. Ralph Finch Jki 1 in . Fiptonville, Tenn. X X Fanner Hendrick. Jr. . . Nashville, Tenn. Joe Fiiompson Him . Nashville. Fenn. Mai-iii Sue IIinis . Nashville. Tenn. Robert Hot sion IIersi.ia . . Ilarlsville. l enn. Geokgi McK. Hoi sion . Woo |luirv, Fenn. I a K Football Manator. '31; «T«p and Kells. Harold 11 rtsGiNs . Nashville, T’cnn. A K K Soi toant-at - Ai iii.x. '31; Cliorr l.oadi-r; ITvshman Basketball. lit n kv Cut airs III cut s . Nashville, Fenn. Jack W. Jeter........................Gleason, I'enn. II K A Howard F. Ioiinson. |r. . West Monroe. La. a k ) ■: EYoslinmn Football. Lee Fai i Johnson...................Dallas, Tex. I uk Je:i person Joi.ia .... Florence, Ala. John (T avion Jonas . Fine Bluff, Ark. John II. Mc.Mii.i.in Jonis . Glen Ferris, W. Va. Nance: Bennett Jordan . . . Franklin. Fenn. 2 X I-Tvslimiiu Font ball. Itasket ball. Ward Kxnimh.pii K ni . . Nashville, Fenn. Rober? McChbsxev Kennedy . Nashville, Tenn. TTiomas I low i 11 Lanier . . . Nashville, l enn. 1 X Mu.ion I.a ari s . . . . Nashville, Fenn. J ames Porter Li aimers . Nashville, l enn. TTiomas Amos Leonard. . Nashville. Tenn. K A Varsity E'notball. '39. •3(1; Captain Football Team. •31. Sidney Livingston..................Kuicvillc, Mi . . 15 T Virginia Rt m Lewis . . . Nashville, Fenn. A 0 II I ££ l rcshincn W ithont Pictures Coi I M.l Ol Al IS AND Sc II NC I S C mxiim IbHiiitxu 1 lx sin. Te . Jnt I'oumi l.xss . Kell Kurile. Nashville. John l i xx % 1c t xi 11 x 1 mn. WllllXM | lift llll M XI OS 1 JOilMDK . M«l nxxm J Irnn. V iv Os x. Mxv si Jami t Ri xn M it xx xisi I'rnu. J XM t Huxx i ist. M. ki Irnn. M Will I xvi 1 . Mv Nix is. Ji Trim. M x ■. is Hi At k Mu t • M.lul. la ( XI XM Kux II M ■ 'X Aim . u’IUiis Mkmii . Muffle !wi, I ■ mi. l it A« J.iMM Mooni . Pcrtxvillf, Mn, l Ati (.isKii Miwiimi v, J .Nashville, Iron. Wiiuam l.iisi.11 s h«M . I.itilr K-tek, Ark. ('llKItliM In A sc Mi I' xhxia s , N.i h ille, 1‘rnn. Jack P mu At HRS John PlIMiX . I akrlaiul. I-l.i. ■ Jam Fijoxo hn . Hopkinsville, kv, Wiiiixm Hu i ii Km mis . It .iioinit, III. C'KOt K) I f l XNIM RflHBIS' . C.lll.itin, 1 Mill. Eow o A. Konmivis , Nashville, I mu. Jamm W. KomikmiN . West Palm Heath, I la. II,vjs Konissos . N.ishtille, Irnn. i11111 s kiiiu K' if Hrl oni. Mi Nokmii S iik Rmi . Nashville, I’enn. Ci xiii I i e ii a Ki i ii mi o«l . Nashxille, I mn. luxAis Aiixxsm Saxid . I’enn. I.tos xin l iioi Samii . iirrenvxiHid, Mi . IVmii Ours a Sum. J«. , JXVIIX |,| XI AS SlV'jl 1 1 II U . . Ala. Mi mix ille. Irnn. Imo Mi.ai SMITH, J« Spt titjjfxeltf. Irnn. Hiiis N't-Mh Smith . Cilen Ritf jr. |)«a L. Smiiii . Term. WuiiAxt Fiiixhu Smith N ishville. Tenn. Dcmoniv Pxiius spi x . Wmnon-Salem. ss I AX It X|l , M X . vpeninent. Cia. Wii i i xxi If. Si MRMiiMK'ii Ind. 1 ‘Sill I X SXXMMU 1 XI 1 XM « ii Oerola, Ark. M Mums 1 xi 11 x Petersburg. I'ettit. Jniis K. A. 1UMKINS . i iallaiin, Imn. PliMIlstl I’llt'll. . I'enn. Ill SNX I II 1 (MSt. 1 1 KSI k . pAiltkih, Kv, 1 no xi a Sami n Iiksik . Spartanburg, S. C. Ijk.as | 1 i hum. . ('hiraiin, III. Simnx Wxkxxkk . .i«hx ille. Icon. l XK 1IIA XM 11 St i MIS ashv lllr, Irnn. ( II K| I s Poll 1 IN W V 1 IS . ( lark«x ille, Irnn. Wii i I am ( m xin xm i xxi h .i hv ille, ■ Ini 1 non xs Wiiniii i n . Nashv ille. 1 rim. XM l| ! IK 1 X XI Willi XX IIK III N.i hx ille, IV mi. Kotll HI 111 WlloNI 1 X Na«hx ille, 1 run. I m;i C. Witkiksiiam Drl tmi.ik Springs, I la. f.ioKt.i Wii 11 x i v . Na hx i'le, I run X Wakkis K xx Wxiii . Moiukoiiii-i x. la. |amis Hi vMu. N mi si. . Nashxille, I mn. Freshmen Without Pictures School of Engineering George Nichoi.as Bieicoyhch . Now York. N. V. I MKS r.llMI AI) BkI.I Ml . Donelsoit, I'oHH. Jons Waeton Bi.ACK . . . Nashville, I'enn. foiln Kuoen e: Bouchard, |k. . Nashville, Fenn. x x Ci.u ion Beveria Brii.ea . Nashville, Fenn. II K A Frvuliiiiiiii Football. Robert Dlth.ey Creighton . Nashville. I'enn. X X Frexhmun Football. Reuben B. I)t nbar, Jr. , Nashville, I'enn. Robert Norris Kison . . . Madisonville, Ky. + K ♦ Thomas Maihhn Fordi: . Ridgetop, I’enn. X X Marion F.ei.is Frater . . Gulfport, Miss. K A Joe Irving Gates ... . . Decatur, III. Robert Alderman Greer . Greenville, S. C. A K E James A. Gibbons . . S . i Aaron Gii.i.km . James Maksiiai.i. Harmon . IsADORE 11IRSIIBERG . Wll.I.IAM I . I lOFI-'MAN. JR. . James Porter Hume . Nashville, I’enn. Nashville, I’enn. Nashville. I’enn. Nashville, I’enn. Nashville, I'enn. Franklin, I'enn. A K K Ceakence Caxtreei IIiki . Hermitage, I'enn. Dai.i.as Victor Johnson, Jr. . Nashville, I’enn. Owen Meriwether Jones . Glen Perris. V. Va. X t- Ser t« ant ■iit-Ai iiw. Edwin Simon con Keasi.er . Shreveport, I.a. X X Freshinan Football. Reuben Komisar..................Nashville, I’enn. A K II Richard (Yemenis I.indse . Nashville, I’enn. A K K Fresh man Football. Gaki.and I.eRoa I.iveia . I-.I Dorado, Ark. Robert I.vgon Locketi . . . Savannah. Ga. A T 0 Vatxlt Football. 3ti. Kobeki Winikey Lockett . JaekMUiville, I'la. A T o Frank Greenwood I.ori . Nashvil’e I'enn X N I.oi IS Mi. ( Al l. . .... Memphis, I’enn. B 0 II Freshman Football. Joi I'it.cher McGregor . Nashville. I’enn. I’iiomas Howard Mackia . . Nashville, I'enn. Robert Osborn Mam.ernei . Nashville. I'enn. X X Wii.i.iam Poi.k Mii.es . Springfield, I'enn. Iames ‘oki: Moore. |k. . Buena Vista, I'enn. A T O M. I.. MlRPHiA..................Springfield, I’enn. A. S. C. I-:.; Kami, '.IO. |oi Carson Mm ks . ... Nashville, I'enn. X X Varsity ”K Football. 11 kk New ion . Weatherford. Tex. X X IT.■simian Football. Traek. Eiiomas Houghton Pbrrv . . . Bartow, Fla. •I K + George McKhi Pierce . Decatur, III. x x Freshman Football. I ames Hagan Powei.i . Minor Hill, I'enn. A T o I wiis Mi nk% R an. Jr. . Robert A. Rvan . I wii s Francis Shari . . . A ko Cm bedim Shi i ion Bek i ram l.ot is Steinai . Job Henderson Stoner . . Nashville, I'enn. Nashville, I'enn. Nashville, I'enn. Nashville, I'enn. Nashville, I’enn. Greenville, S. C. Wii.i.iam I’am.or Si rm ki am . Nashville. I'enn. K X Freslmmn Traek. Robert Cl'KXll Faveor . Nashville, I’enn. I ESSE B. Fiiomas . Morganficld, Ky. X X Varsltji Football. '2! . ’3ii. Mason French Pravis . Hickman, K . •I K X Ci k it a Ned Vaegiian . . Lebanon, I’enn. Wii.i.iam James Vaughn . Brentwood, I'enn. John Maksiiai.i. Wei.eijokn . Brunswick, I'enn. Georgi Christian West. . Nashville, I'enn. Bowen Wii.i.iamson. Jr. . Nashville, I'enn. Wai.ter Victor Wise . . . Nashville. I’enn. OOK THREE - - - ATHLETICS Dan Mi ii ;ts The Coaches Win n practice opens for the m ;i season, Dan McGugin ill begin hi thirtieth season as Van- derbilt's head coach. I'here i- no need t recite again the statistics | hi «real record, to mention the might} teams he has produced and the players he lias developed. F.ver follower of Van- derbilt ftMitball knows these things. I'liex know too that hi genius has not faded, and that though faced with the hardest competition in the land, he will lor main years more continue to lead Vanderbilt to victory. And no coach in the South lias had a more loyal, hard working bod} of assistants. I.ewie Hardage. (Jus Morrow, Hull Hrown, Vernm Sharp, and Hill Spear- have given their best for Vanderbilt. In th as players and coaches. Diey have done good jobs. Sh ks. 11 AKiiAca , McGinns', Morrow , Hrow n i 8 Resume ol 19 JO Season the uli On nrtt Vttutdas, h ime, (hr ( a the M Mtri ihr t pb h th I bark, . kr 1 Mil r thr rr«t of the I hr victors ihr Var ramiti ; of th r Howl i Joss Ik jtf %% hr n ihr Hu nt« nni'hnl ifrr It ti . It later h nurh honor for t hr ( il.nr in thi w ilr % CfrJV tram Alabama « •arh and pl« iiIi’Iim«| |m thr 1 •tit l night s' uh a break vet won 1 hi ward pull mtt « • £JI|l«t Ml r jfr | ni ontr t with thr «{operate gia I'crh tram. Vai ruin 1 thr 6r t- t line-up ii • ha lor il m uh In Iff a «trout: and the k. II arktnau, Ivii th« Lm r Vob dim du rm : part i if thr lr«t, hut thr ttNlrisv am! (hr rtf. rl« It «tar aiu 1 two ihn i l nettrt! thr in ulrfh ulMr Ihr Ml victors was It € % hr ( in ihr ha ipr nt o% ( inn ifidn aiu point foi it h thr III .ins o rut, im '•1 nut o| ten r refill J|jr. 1 h« nt Its thr • two man turn. Hritt Roe V no |.rj, w ho t hrough thr «•ii os'rr look rt 1 not eve n th l ht«' t oi «lrl.ul tor i •kiiit; thr li irld. 1 hr s it Irltrr with thr an bill thr i nt thr Mil mifr«t M X (.l KS liRII I K m.IRS l J9 ('AIM A IN' Joi SCIIUI I R rircv i Capi Mv-l i.i11 I ion mu I potential starting line-up l oot ball .Season, 1930 Vanderbilt 59 Chattanooga University 0 Validy opened her 1930 I'ootball Season this year with a non-conference game. In taking an impressive victory from the strong Cniversity of Chattanooga Moccasins. 1 ‘he Commodores’ starting line-up con sisted of five men from the 1929 freshman ranks.) Vanderbilt showed evidence of potential ability and showed little evidence in its running game, passing being the leading factor in Vanderbilt's victory. All in all, Coach Dan McCugin was greatly pleased with the excellent work of his Sophomore material. Vanderbilt 35 Minnesota 7 Creatly desirous of avenging themselves from the defeat dealt them by Minnesota Iasi fall, the Com inodores, with their blood at battle-heat, invaded the (lopher territory at Minneapolis lor their only inter sectional game of the season. I lie boys from the Sunny South showed the big Smiling Swedes how football is played in a section which asks no odds from the Big I'en. Little Johnnie Red) Askew ran wild, crossing the Min nesota goal line five limes for a count of 30 of the 33 points scored. Benny Barker, Quarter, heaved passo far and wide to aid Johnnie with his fun in scoring. Minnesota's lone touchdown was earned In recovering a fumble which put them in scoring dis- •ance. I he next play brought the touchdown as a result of a pass. It was « ne of the outstanding, as well as one of the most one sided intersectianal victories iu the nation for the season and Vanderbilt was hailed a' one of the foremost teams of the country after this game. Vanderbilt 40 Virginia Polytechnic Institute 0 I ‘he Commodores made their Southern Conference debut for the 1930 seasi 11 by romping over the light- ing Cobblers from Virginia Polytechnic Institute, jo-o. Coach Metiugin sent his reserves in to open • he game. The second stringers earned a comfort- able lead in the first quarter by converting a blocked punt and two tumbles into touchdowns. rummy Henderson enlarged the total by dr. p kicking the three extra p dill'. Lite varsity entered the game and scored a touchdown in each of the three remaining quarters, Dixie Roberts slashing his way ft; yards for one, A inns Leonard stepping off jo for another, and Alternate-Captain Bill Schwartz taking a pass lor the last counter. Vanderbilt 2.7 Spring Hill 6 While McCugili and eight regulars were down in I'uscalorsa scouting the Bama-Tennessee game, the Commodore Reserves, reinforced by Leonard, Askew, and Roberts from Varsity ranks, found plenty of resistance in subduing the Spring Hill Badgers, 27- (t. Mouse Leonard, johnny Askew, and “Dixie Roberts were providing power for the ball-carrying corps, ably abetted by I'ommy Henderson, Julian L stcr, and Allan Berry, rendered fine work in the forward wall. Pete (.racy continued his brilliant work at center. Vanderbilt 7 Alabama 13 Playing (licit greatest game of the season, in the heart of Dixie- the game which proved the cham- pionship battle of the S. I. C—the Commodores in- vaded Birmingham to battle Coach Wallace Wade's powerful Crimson Tide. The contest will live in tin- hearts of some 2o,otx spectators forever. Pile half ended ft-o iu favor of Alabama. I lie Ilie 1910 unit wmjJ I idr settled j iiii in the third •.ujrtri, hut thr C -xn modorr tame bark and scored pass heaved In I'arkrr, down i ut of the air. It « as if at an moment thr «core would change. end of the score when the whittle blew, chiefly a a re ult of Siugton’s tackling. llurr Cliu’ punting, .md Suth« i « running. I hough Israfeti, au drrhilt noti tlir ptjix of th u and of pruplr for th« Vatulrrbilt 24 Mississippi 0 I hr Commodorrs, tirrd and «omrwbal takrn down h thr defeat ifralt them tr« ui thr «trong ( rim oii I idc thr Saturday before, were off to t dim tart. t Ur Ml . ■ !| pla mg j f-uipln atrd lrin of trip!' pawn and a recalcitrant «pint, suddenly caused thr ( • •rmrx• !orr to arou« i «pirit ot fight. Hut ill drrbilt bid Muutt 1« a trd md nImi |m t • v« I ronatd sou has r '«• to tiling to hr ml onrd with. I rwmln krr, ( ra , Hrrr , and Itradrs sserc impa ahlr on thr detense. (irai't not only got hi hair ot thr tackles hut hroli up a nuinbrr ot Ole li pa e . andrrhilt 6 (irorgia Tech 0 I hr (odd and Hla I invadrd Atlanta tot tfn an nual tu lr with (irorgia I rch large delegation ot boosters and student made thr tup to «pur thr Commodore on to virtory. V.indy orrd the lour toiirhdown that won thr game in thr second quarter, when Johnny . kcss took a lateral pa « from I horna and « amprml jo y ard around rud and aero thr la t white line . Vanderbilt outgaiurd I n It all altrriMMUi and rnl aero two touihdown that wrrr eallrd bail I hr emit r«t wa a brui'ing one and tapped thr 'trrngth of both tram . Jess l ln ina ' blocking and drfen«ive play wa out stand mg. fortune provsd that hi title of t mod wa rorrnlly applied. It wa in tin haltlr that C aptain Joe Sehrffrr played the greatest game of hi college rrnnrurr I I Vanderbilt 0 hon«irr' Kmmillr i arnr, I I Mudrut and pro lr or« came. F.a r Tennessee ramr, Ktrrdmh • set to %irw a football diwir in Ni'hsillr, Hobbs Ib dil, u«iug Irn helpers bested our battered C • dd md Hlai I warrior t|u in a contest replrtr with thrill and dating plan I hr grrat 1 eutir rr ipiartrrb.ii I cons meed thr Irnuird th iu aud« that hr w.n a grrat a hr had hern acclaimed. 1 rnnr re « orrd in thr opening period whru thr inimitable Hobbs p.i««rd to llailrnati. I hr teat wa duplicated hi thr third ipiartrt to end thr ««oring. I hr ss rarer of tin (mid and Hlai I irquilted them «elves in gal I ilit style, lighting to thr la t inch 1 hr Com mmlorr carried thr fight to thr ols in re pettin g minute , but Dodd provrd thr margin ot ditirrrncr between two great tram (itju again anpiitlrd him rlt writ, while the work of Smiling Jr . I lioma wa superlati r. Vanderbilt 22 Maryland 7 ( aptain Joe Sehrffrr lr l hi elrsen to a ma«hing viitort over tbr Inn troin Maryland. I hi plat was t.i t and furious but it h oled like and) gauu from tin «tart, Sihw.ui and Scheffer's brilliant work tl.wlird out of the tin Ire md tbr hoy gate thrill good support. I ail in thr gamr Kohrit scored V md fit t touchdown and after that they piled up on our id of thr «core-hoard. l.ir laiulrt mw the . .inn 'lipping, lull in tliiiiu tan In aid against thru phn 1. I hr pla rd a good game and became rather hnprtul at thr h - ginning o| the tourth quarter when the stored t hr it first touchdown. I went two to r rn smiled .n the C'omtnodoirs from thr board when the gamr eudril. I h«i« ended a sucres«ful ti oiball year tor thr Coin inodores. • arrrr. The teuton's first touclulon n. Chaltunoogu gutne Captain Joe Scheffer, End Nashville, Tenii. Captain Joe Scheffer terminated a very sue cessful career nil the gridiron lor the Commodores with the current campaign. Joe carried with him the everlasting lighting spirit and will so he re inetnbered in the li-t of ex-captains. I 'lie entire student body held the greatest respect for him; he will he missed next year. Pete Gracy, Center Franklin, Tonn. IVle i- another of the lii-t year men who made good. In tin thick of the light at all times, he tackled often and wa- -eldom forced out of the way when the opposition attempted a play over him. He was mentioned on several all-conference teams as a result of a specially gifted sense of diagnosing plays. Marion Tally, Guard Ivtotsburif. Term. I hi- husky young man proved to he a great source o| power in the Commodore front line of attack with his ferocious tackling and blocking. While only a lir-t year man. he handled hi- po-i lion like a veteran We predict even greater thing- from Marion next season. Marion 1'ai.i.y Height 6 rt. 1. A|i«- 23. U'eight ISC. 32 Joe Scheffer II. IkIu rt., Ako 24. Weight 169 Pete (Jracy Height 0 rt.. KV 20. Weight S0 N« ir frr and fortune tlopping a Wmiiiii ! • ffrm.tr Chucgy Fortuni , Back ' hugn I ■•fitirtr, (hr lijvlor Hull, nnitribulr •! I urtutir wa« thrrc «11 ilir p« t ruil to deliver the good HhriKVrf called upon. Il mji up |m • hujjtj ! • fill ihr than «I thr departed t)«in 1 «.; Mi t taught, and (In hr did with iirpn iiit; ability. MOUSI-” I FONARD, Back C.iflaim I It. t Ih M- j«- «upplin th ( «imvilorn with K'r.n tukit during ihr tn o wamn. |)i platiny ti4 h 4111I «peril in all (iintott, hr i« labeled one • t ihr lir t (•iii. in thr N uth. I ike .1 l!tmi r at all time , hr w .1 fieri ol (ink, and on more than mir no j i' n fia«hrd aftuw thr tml lor a coutttrr. Hr i« an able man to trad the 1 iin inodorn next Fall. Jui Ian Fostfr, Guard Julian KiMlcr, .1 product ol Kivrr«idr, proved to l r u ranablr linrtnan Hr «rtird in all line position during the ra oii, but bn au r ot hi general all •round dtltlliivr pla . hr «aw a great deal d service at guard. Hr will l rar watching in hi next r.1 011’ play, under the tutelage ol Stl.MAS I'OKTt Nt Height ft ft. It AMO I , Weight IS« J t I IAN I'Ofll' R IlotlClit C ft. J. Ago .-0, in III 30« 3 J Amos I iosakd Height 1 ft. . Ago 33. Weight ir.« Henderson’ of] against Tennessee behind fur feet interference Bill Schwartz, End . I hermit e Cep tain Nashville, Toim. Hill Schwartz, playing his last year fur the Commodores, covered himself with glory in num- erous engagements throughout the season, giving splendid exhibitions of a superb brand of foot- ball. In the Minnesota game he showed the Yanks how impossible one-handed catches are made, the result being he was mentioned in sev eral All-American selections. Jhsse Thomas, Back Mi i-Kiiiittcl l, Ky. riaxing his second ear lor the Commodores Jesse made a name for himself as a hard running, hard blocking, and hard tackling back. He was the original stone wall when it came to protecting his flank line, allowing few aerial bombs to bs successfully dropped in his territory. As an in- terferer lie had few equals in the conference. 'c expect Jesse to perform even better in 1931. Bill Morehead, Tackle . I Iterant, Captain i.leel Xaxlivllle, Teim. Hill wa' one of the most consistent performers on the Commodore squad, lie was a hard man to handle on the defense, tackling at all times with cool, accurate precision. As Alternate Cap- tain elect In bears the good will of the student hod and, from present indications, will vie lor All Southern honors during the ensuing season. Bill Sciiwart . Jr. It- o:lit i; ft. 3, Ait- 36. Weih-lit 205 Hill Morkiikad 11 elfclii r, ft. 3. . k - 21. Weight 02 Jkssk Thomas ii.IkIii • rt. it. vh.- weight no 34 Another Tei h threat fuilt to mj rru i.v Big Boh” I.oc ki rr. Guard Bob howftl hi valur to thr CommiNliim hi • hr % rr«jtilili of hi pin. Ilugr of «tafurr, Hit; Hob wai a mrriji r to the (or in rvrn rni;ai;r mrnl Hr wa adrpt al hruitjiinj (hr hai k ilmi n |o r.inh and pmrntint; (hr opp •♦inu linrtnrn Iroin hrrakint; through him ami nailing ihr C • rn modorr offrn ive. Johnny Asm w, Back Again Johnm mod out in thr fommodorr of- •rn r. to ivJ'i hr «a« a member ot that fa t I tprr , hut thi car found him fa trr than rvrr. Hr ju r of hi abilit for «nrrpini! «11 ; im« fhr Minnr« ta p rt varilrr rrr all for haixiiiit; him a brrth on thr All-Amrriran «election. Thi a hi la«t rar. Al I AN Bl HKY, End Allan plaird a nrat brand of ball on ihr trr minaU. Hn att r of prrd and abilit to ratih pa r , hr .i a grrat drat of «ervirr in inott of thr major gamrs Hard working at all titnr , hr a ju t thr man to hr put in hrrr injutir forrrd t .aptam hrflrr r r s h art out of thr garnr Hr ha two inofr yrar with thr Coni At I an Hi kkv llvlgllt 5 ft. 10. Ati 11, Weight ITT 35 Hon I.ckki rr Height «i rt a. Ak- ra. w.ight is John Askfw Height a rt , As it weight ut Noire Dome's B” team completes a long pas against Vandy’s ”11” team Benny Parker, Back Winfield. I .a. though Benny 1 i«l iHU receive (he press praise with as much frequency a- some ot the other members of the Candy vardty, the Arkansas iad was really one of the mainstays in the Com mmlore offense. As director of the huddle, his generalship brought the team out of mam a tight place. 11 is loss will he felt next fall. Spider Johnson, Back 4'h:itt:uu OKu. Teim. Froggy” Johnson was another member of the famous 'font Express . Eltis year “Froggy proved hi' real worth to the team and com- manded a great deal of respect from the enemy whenever he was in the game. Ili' fast, shifty feet were a continuous threat. A'k Maryland. ■Frog Ini' one more year. It should be his best. I Iomkr Armstrong, Tackle Morohvswl. Mix . Homer i' a fine example of a hard working, conscientious football player. Flaying his second year under the ’and colors, he gave his best whenever sent into the game. He has another year of play with the Commodores. Bknny Fakkik m-ikIu rt. it. ako ji. WetKiit its I Iomkr Armstrong Heijsiu ; rt. i. ak«' 2 . WuIkIk iso 136 Frio Johnson ii.-ititu 5 rt. i . ako 21. w.-iKiit is ■fii, roltt uf .1 gam 4g itUl the ( lintion Ttdt Tex' I.eyendec ki k. I iicklc Tfi'' it another man from la t year mail tram who movrd up anil rnailr good. Hi ron i trnt ami aleit line plat midr him a romt aluahlr man. Hi lirillianl work tta rtwardd Southern honor . Chari i y Sou oik. Back Hard MurVilii: and ilnio ready, I Harle again plat rd a neat game o| hall a hall-hack git mg «plrndid exhibition in etrrt engagement hr took part in. Charley tta a eon tant menace to the nppoMtinti, be idr bring a good pa rr and a capable held general. Jim Hi as i i y. Guard it..m i. Br nicy, ihhottgh • ■ •• bark to till ably th big gap left in thr line bt the graduation nt Bull Brown. Hi tradt ami hard brand of football rau rd much di ina in tin rank of (hr opposition With two tear of Var il competition ahead, much i CX peeled Jim Hiw.iv 11 AKI I t Scill II I K Tl X I t I SIlECKI K II. laiit C ft. s Am- 22. W tal t m ‘37 Notre Dame picks up a feu nutre yards off tackle ''Dixie'’ Roberts, Back McMIniivlllo, Tain. “Dixie , after showing hi' pc il i 1 itio as a freshman, proved himself to he a great ground gainer and a superb defensive player. Although injured in the Alabama fray, he could not be kept out of the game long. Barring hard luck. Dixie” should be one of the greatest running backs in the South. Marty McNamara, Tackle Stearns, Ky. “Marty i' another man who finished his var- sity career this season. Hi' bulk and speed com- biner! with a sturdy nature, made him a reliable linesman. “Mac «;is one of the bulwarks of the Commodore forward wall, turning in a fine rec- ord for hi' last year on the squad. Pat Kirwan, Etui Louisville. Ky. This was Pat's second year to act as alternate with Schwartz and Scheffer at end. Ili' play is marked with plenty of good, clean. Irish fight. Pat’s ability as an all-round end, with this year’s seasoning, i' expected to fill one of the gaps left by the graduation of this year’s llunkmcn. Dixii: Rom: k is Height ft. 11. Alii' 22. Weight 174 Pat Kikwan Height ft.. go 22. Weight 190 Martin McNamara Height l ft. I. Age 2S. Weight 190 «38 I hr ‘ N ['iJrr jrfi mm again in ihi WjtylttnJ (umr Hu i Me Nfvin. Back 1 1 a v me hi hr«t vraf umlrr ( arh Pan, Hill developed into a hnr him king anil running back, hi ImitS. rang huilil making him a capable pa receiver ami defensive hack. Pur to hi ability a a ta klrr rornhincii with unusual «peril, hr i« expected to rn.ikr some one right lor a teg ular position next year. Tommy I Ifndi rson, Back . fter a hnr hnning a ijuarterhark t the fre h« man tram la t ear, I’mnim developed into a capable hall-toter. In the rrnuc««rr tsame hr ditfla id • .. mu abiin f at a though mniewhit lacking in i e, he made up tor it with hi able punting and pa ing, combined with great ball earning. Chari i y I Iuc.hi s. Tackle I hi wax Charley’ econd year on the |uad. Ho ha the weight, «peril and lighting «pirit which constitute a line lineman. Hr gave a good account of hinwelf in every game in which hr played and much i expected ot him next «molt. lilt I 1 i vis iii'iRtit r, rt. Am si, Wotght i ('ll KI I III C.ms « ft. t. Age IS, w.lght I' • •) lla-lRllt I'OM III SIIIKMIS ll. lutlt ft • Age I . V IkM 111 Hackman circia Vandy’s end for a short gain. Tennessee’s cheer leaders go in to action. Jesse nails the phantom Dodd. 140 III SiiimlliiK Hlani.m Sm I Hi. M.-Nnnne. .In.-kMon, Kvaiui. Halley SlttlriK— AwIhiiiiii MainiKiTs Houston ami Hoskins. I he Managers I he fellows above are the one' who make up an important cog in the highly organized football machine. I hey know no cheering ection, yet they know how to function without it. I’heir reward is not the cheer' of thousand' of football fail', but greater than that, the friendship of the men who make up the squad. l'hc managerial staff puts the team on the held with satisfaction in their hearts and determination in their minds, for behind the screen every whim of the player has been satisfied without the least confusion—desires of the players have even been premeditated and preparation for the game i' devoid of nervous strain and confusion. Not only do you find the managers there working just before a game, but they work for the team constantly and are as consistent in their duties as the players i' in regard to practice. When you see the team run out on the field personifying determination, strength, and cooperation, remember this unknown, yet essential cog, in the football machine, America’s greatest sport. Tin iyjo I ki sii.mi Sot i 142 «41 THE SQUAI) IliK'lf i: « Slm| M.n 1C. Itonj I nviw. Cnn.s, W'limr. Kirwln. I.nuter. Kwtn«. I{088. S. i-niul How Shiu lil' lortl. : ro, .Marsh. K itlK. ClilllllKKiin. Coilu hl. l''roiit Itow CojM-li .Morrow. Clinlfant. Yhuiik, Caplatii I'oflVy, Ili'iaP-rsOn, Schwartz. Moiiiikit Simon. 1931 Basketball Season Considering tin- fact that Coach Morrow had lined up one of the hardest schedules in several years, the basketball season at Vanderbilt this year was undoubtedly a good one. Out of twenty- four panics the Commodores came through with sixteen victories, giving them the very creditable percentage of .667. I he season started off with a long succession of victories over Albany V, Florida A. K.. Hubbard 'A , Chattanooga ’A , State Teachers, Murray, and Cumberland. In all of these names the team showed steady improvement and it was recognized as one of the leading contenders for the Southern Conference crown. I lie first loss of the season was encountered when the team met (Jeorgia Tech, losing the game by ;1 44-35 count. Following this game the team won a double-header from Florida to the tune of 42-25 and 43-35. From the style of play in these two games, it appeared that the team was ready to click for another long string of victories, but a 42-37 set-back at the hands of Kentucky spoiled a real winning streak, for following that game the Commodores beat S.wanee twice, took revenge on I ennessee by a 41-40 score, in a contest that is claimed to be one of the best ever staged in the anderhilt gym. A few days later they made up for the early loss to Fecit with a 45 32 in. Auburn and the Louisville Y were their victims, by large scores, during this winning streak. In the last sjx games of the season, the team hit some tough luck and dropped a series of live games m such formidable squads, as Duke, Alabama, Auburn, Kentucky, and I'ennessee. It was on this trip that the team was handicapped by the illness of several of the players, consequently it was not able to display the best basketball it was capable of. ( oacli Morrow had an excellent amount of material this year and, other than the fact that tile team was handicapped on account of sickness so much, a good season would easily have been con- verted into an exceptional one. For the forwards he had a splendid man in Schwartz, second high scorer on the team, who teamed well with Young, third high scorer. In Simpson and Foster ill • icam had two more forwards ot no mean ability, both of whom were good shots. Simpson was onsideie«l one of the best floor men in the Conference and Foster as a dead shot under the 'asket. both were good centers, substituting for Captain Coffey in that position several times STARTING I.INI l I 19 il Basket ball Season Coffe«, at renter, hail .1 «ptrndul kj«hi a Captain of ihc team, with it) point to lead the tram in «mting. Mar«h, .1 rr- r« renter tr« m la t irjt, lil«««t«r plated «nmr «ready ba«lrthall, titakiti«c him .1 valuable revrve llrndrrvtti anil ( halfant were two oi the brM guard in thr Conference. 'I hr former, though IijiuImappnl In illnrvk, nj« al««a« rouiilrd on for a fine exhibitum ot ha«lrih.ill. ««hilr thr lattrt nai one of tin main mg m thr tram' ilrtrn r. ravr« ami him jii, revrvr guard , Imth plain! i;«hI ha«lrthall all « j« mi, kirn an even thong a grrat «I r a I 1 voting though a guard. king a «trong rr«rr r man tor nthrr t r««ard or guard, did riot grt to plai much 01 an•miiu n! a lair «tart dur to «icliir r.irli in thr «ravin. Young, Si huart , kitig. Imtrr, Simp«ut, llrndervni, and kiniati, mil all hr hai l again next irar, vi pro pr« t« lor an rirn brtirr ra m in 1941 are in the air tor Vandrrhill. |o«h Cody, thr man who put out thr Wonder Irani had in 111:7, will hi had next year, and uiidotihirilli ««ill lair i n rhr Irani al' iig «ith (u.nh M nmi, I hr tram mil attrml thr 'oniihrin Conference ll.i« «ear. Si s son’s Ri ow audrrhill . . ; . lhan« N . 22 audrrhill 1C. Se«vanee . , |? Vanderbilt 40; Florida A. k . at audrrhill 4« ; rrnnr er . 40 Vanderbilt ) 1 ; Hubbard Y . audrrhill • 1 ; Auburn . . . as .1 ncl«-rt iIt . {i, Chattanooga . 4 audrrhill s-’; Sr««anrr . 32 V.indrrhilt j ; St. I raeliri' . . 23 andcrhilt ja; l.oiii«vil|i . Vanderbilt . 4s Mur ray . . audrrhill 4$; (irorgia I n h 3a Vanderbilt . 50; Ctimhrrland . Vanderbilt • 44; Hulr 4 Vandrrhill ; (ieorgia 1 r h 44 Vanderbilt . . 20; Alabama ■ 3 Vanderbilt Vandrrhill • a$i Auburn . • 42 Vanderbilt . • 4!! Florida . Vanderbilt 7; Chattanooga . . 23 Vandrrhill . • 371 krntudy , • 4 I audrrhill • -m: kriitudv . • -43 Vandrrhill . • J4i I’cnilO'rr , . • 57 1 ntramuraI Basketball The Intramural basketball season, under the guidance ot Jim Buford, had one of the hot years it hasevei experienced at Vanderbilt. Although the early favorites the Sigma Nus and the Phi Delta Theta quints ran true to form, there were a great many upsets and throughout the entire tournament the Phis and Sigma Nus were threatened with very titf opposition. The Beta Theta Pis and the Dekes put up the hardest fight' to push the leaders. In the finals the Sigma Nns heat out the Phis in a hard-fought game In a 33-30 score. The Phis led the entire period, except foi the last four minutes, during which “Wizard Shackleford. ! • Meyers, and Claiborne Kinnard put on .1 spurt that brought the Sigma Nus victory, ('buggy Fortune. Charley Gore, “Joy-Boy Stringer, and Dapper Dan Watson all played great games for the Phi Delta Thetas. There is little question but what the Sigma Nus deserved the championship, as they had a well-balanced team and under the coaching of “Bev Young they worked splendidly. The regular forwards, Salley and Meyers, were bath consistent throughout the entire race, the latter being the high scorer of the tournament. At center, Nance Jordan played a great defensive game and he never failed to give a good exhibition of basketball. Marion Talley, as stationery guard, was considered one of the best floor men in the league, while Wizard Shackleford was undoubtedly the class of the tournament. A great passer, a splendid shot, and, above all, possessing a thor- ough knowledge of the game, Shackleford should make an excellent Varsity man next year. Sigma Nu Scores Sigma Nu.............................26; Kappa Sigma...........................S S'Kma Nu.............................28; Beta Theta Pi........................24 Sigma Nu............................36; Phi Kappa Sigma......................14 Sigma Nu............................32; Alpha Tan Omega......................13 Sigma Nu.............................33; Phi Delta Theta......................30 1,6 •47 C Ai i ai v - Fi ic i Mill Schwartz (VI'T. ('ll VK1 IV Roi l I Coach Him. Schwartz !() 30 Baseba 11 Season Bii.i. Schwartz, Coach Big Mill Schwartz, genial baseball mentor tor the Commodores. again piloted his chib through a successful season in 19 0. A popular and able coach. Mr. Schwartz de- veloped his boys into a winning team, bringing out each player’s ability to the fullest extent, drawing on his own experience in the majors for advice to his charges. Captain Charley Rolfe, Pitcher, Nashville, Term. Captain C harles Rolfe. a veteran of several seasons, turned in one of his best years in 19 0. A steady moundsman. Charley gave up few earne«l runs and could always be relied upon in a pinch. Supporters of the Commodores always breathed a little easier when Rolfe took the mound. Captain-Elect Bill Schwartz, First Base, Nashville, Tenn. Little Rill Schwartz, guardian of the initial sack, was one of the luminaries of the Commodore C lub during the 1930 season. Bill handled skill fully all chances in his section ol the diamond and was one of the hardest and most consistent hitters on the team. Faylor Pointer, Manager, (No picture), Como, Miss. I ay lor Pointer, starting the season as assistant manager, graduated to the position ot head manager by virtue of the withdrawal of Manager Lovelady from school. Pointer took over this diflicult job and handled it in fine fashion, proving himself an able man for the position. 148 insui irrvis I • v« Wmn Jot Sc mini I() 50 I'.iscb.ill Season Hi i l Brow v Ai firnati-Captain Tom Whib. Second Base, Webb, Miss. I mu Webb. rlrctrd Alternate Captain b irfiir of hit fine performatur in the two past season , Again held down the keystone bag. and proved to br one •• the important cog of the Commodore infield machine. Tom vva an alert ami fast infielder and also no mean wielder of the stick. Jof Still MIR. Outfield, Nashville, Tenn. Joe Si lirttcr. srrving bis second vrar .is outfielder t« r the Commodore , showed remarkable ability at camping tinder all balls which hapftened out into lus direction. His steady wielding of the bat caused him to l e reflected b all opposing pitcher . A steady and reliable performer. Joe was .1 valuable man to the club. John Nmi Brown, Bttchcr, Ardmore, Ala. Hull drown, pitcher ami outfielder. was the outstanding wielder of the bludgeon t« i the Commodores the past season. steady hitter, he was good lot many a circuit clout. He was a dangerous man on the mound, alsi having a last ball which hi opponents apparently could not solve. I )i k Bradin. Pitcher, (No Picture), Nashville, Tcnn. Ill ailen w as another of the Commodore mound aces to record an excellent season in 1930. Sunny Jim”, a he 1 known to a large following of local fans, had a com- bination of speed anti control which, mixed in with some nice hooks, was .sufficient to overcome most Of the opposition he met. H9 1930 Baseball Season Hk;k i McIiavaixk J. I . I.ii i- Eugene McIlwaine, Outfield, Nashville, Tenn. Mcllwaine, serving his last year on the Commodore Hall C lub, will he remem- bered as a first-class outfielder. He fielded the ball in great style, jerking the horse- hide out of the ether with great nonchalance, and also giving an excellent account ot himself at the plate. J. T. Life, Catcher, I.ittlc Rock, Ark. J. T. I.ipe, acting in the role of first string backstop for the Commodores, filled his part in great style throughout the 1930 season, and was regarded as one of the most valuable assets to the team. His work as receiver was excellent, and he was also good for a hit in a pinch. John Cunningham, Outfield, Brooksvillc, Miss. Serving his first year as a member of the C ommodores, John Cunningham was always ready to answer the call when he was needed. One of the hardest workers on the team, he turned in a very creditable account of himself at all times. He should have a great year in '31. Charles Scheffer, Third Base, Nashville, Tenn. C barley Scheffer, by means of his stellar work on the hot corner and his consistent hitting, earned a place for himself on the Commodore infield, where he proved one of the most valuable performers. He handled the pill like a veteran and was one of the hardest hitters on the club. J. IS. Cl xX'lXGHA.W (11 ki.m Sell! 1 UK 150 Ilum Diiiiuo John Askfw, Shortstop, Nashville, I cnn. Johnny A'krw again proved himself a lira !' up l .ill pla rr in H)pi h turning in a line record tor thr season. Mr lian«llr«l rhe- hall r||, pulling it out of thr lu't in hi' territory like a vrtrran ami alto making hinisrlt heard from a.' a wirldrr ot thr nullrt. Mr looks goo ! lor a line year in | ){|. Euc.i Nt Orr. Third Hasc, 1 l.irtscllc, Ala. (icnc rr. altrrnating at thir«l base with Charley S ltrMrr, maneuvered hi' posi tion well and was nrvrr known to lir down on thr job. lway ready lor service. (Jene proved hiinselt .1 real asset to thr team h playing first class hall in every ein'ountrr in w hich hr was engaged. I Iarry Di- iiii ho. Pitcher, Cleveland, Tenn. IMaying lu first year tor thr Commodores, I let hero, a Soplioniorr, tutnrd in one ol the best pitching records of the tram. Me showed a nice change of pace and a good Iasi hall, combined with that modicum ot control which promises to make him thr pitching ace ol the Commodores in ’{I and 2. Lawson Davis, Catcher, Nashville, Tcnn. Strinky Davis, serving in the capacity of reserve backstop, was often called upon to relieve Lipe in the thick of the tray, and always aiisweml the call b turning in a fine performance behind the plate. Me handled his duties as receiver in such fashion that he was a big asset to the team. in Resume of 1930 Season Looking over the record oi the Vanderbilt Haschall Team tor 1930, one finds the Commodore:' completing the season with nine games in the win column as against seven in the red ink. ()f these games. live were Conference victories, while tour mark defeat In foes of the same class. A large number of candidates answered Coach Schwartz’ calls for practice early in February, main veterans being among the list. The complete infield of the season returned intact, with Fill Schwartz at first base, Tom Webb at second, Johnny Askew at third, and (lene ()rr on the hot corner. J. I . Lipe took over the burden of backstop duties, and C aptain Rohe. Dick Hraden, Hull Hrown, ami Dethero were listed as regular hurlers. In the outfield were MeIIwain. Joe Scheffer. Hull Hrown, and John Cunningham. C harley Scheffer alternated on third base, and “Stinky Davis served as reserve catcher. The Commodores opened the season with a s-4 victor) over Michigan-State, in a game which was featured by tight playing on both sides. The next foe to descend on the Commodore fold was Wisconsin, who proved too powerful for the home team and scored two wins to the tune of -s and 9-6 over the locals. As a result of several miscues. Vanderbilt lost a heart-breaker to Michigan I Di- versity in the first of a two-game series In a score of 7 X. This game was featured by the fine pitching of Harry Dethero. making his first appearance on the mound in a Commodore uniform. The Schwartz clan came back the next day, however, and defeated Michigan by the score of 6-5. behind the steady pitching of C aptain Rohe. 'The Commodores next journeyed down to Oxford, Miss., where Dick Hraden and Hull Hrown turned in two fine games for victories over Ole Miss by the scores of 17-1 and 17-12. In the second tilt Hrown banged out three homers and a double. They almost elected him Mayor of Oxford. A journey up to Lexington, in old Kentucky, resulted in a split series with Ken- tucky State, the locals being too strong for Schwartz’ men in the first play, and the Commodores coming back, as was their wont, to defeat the Kentuckians by the score of 13-5 in the second embroglio. Following on the heels of this great triumph came two defeats at the hand of a strong Alabama team, both games resulting 8-2 for the visitors. The Commodore batsmen here encountered their hardest opposition of the year in Hugh Starling. Ala- bama twirler, who later made bis debut in the Southern League with a shut-out victory. A trip to Atlanta was next on the schedule, w here l ech showed enough to score a win in the first encounter. 10-s. File delegation from Nashville came back strong the next day though, and with Hrown on the mound, subdued the 't ellow Jackets by striking up six runs as against opponent's one. I he Commodore crew got right against their ancient rivals. Tennessee, and smacked out a 14-2 victory over McFvcr, llackmon, Dodd, et al. a great victory which brought joy to the hearts of all true and loyal Vandy followers. Jupiter Pluvious was victor in two tilts scheduled with Auburn, and the Commo- dores closed the season with 11-10 and 1-0 victories over T. P. I. and Middle Ten- nessee Teachers’ College, respectively. • SI Biu'k How Manager Gult.r.-ntli. Proctor. Weaver. Catoe. Hughes, Dixon. Baylor, Peterson. Greer. Conch An«l rson. Si-.-ond How IMekei'Inu. Pickett. Ken............. • iiiitiiin Glhson. Thurman. Wmdward Kllp'rc. Third How Giill. it, 11.•land. Shull. Kvuns. Williams. 1930 I rack Season Vanderbilt's track team n! 1050 va (logged from the outset of the season by inisfortime and only the great performances of the relay team, always Vanderbilt's standby on the track, pre- vented the year from being one of complete disaster from the standpoint of races yvon and lost. Prospects yycrc fairly good, but injuries which put I reddy Johnson, Sophomore dash star, out and greatly handicapped I'.. V. Catoe, leading quarter miler, cut the team's strength badly. Despite the handicap of prolonged cold weather, Coach Anderson and his men worked hard throughout the early spring. It yvas with little hope, however, that the veteran mentor carried two relay teams to the l ech Relays. The Commodore four-mile team finished third in its race, yvliile the inexperienced quartet of the mile team could do no better than fifth. I he next Saturday, however, when Kentucky brought a powerful aggregation to Nashville, this same mill relay team, composed of Pickering, Kennedy. Woodward, and Catoe, ran more than a second tinder what had been the winning time at Tech and set a new Vanderbilt track record as they won in 3:24.1. Ihe following week l.ouisvillc N. M. ('. A. brought its team to Dudley Field. it boasted a collection of former college stars from all parts of the country. But Vanderbilt, with I'liurinati winning the hundred in ten flat and the broad jump in better than twenty trvo feet, Pickett main- taining complete supremacy in the distance events, and all the other members of the team giving their best and most o| them winning points, the meet ysent to the next to the last event, the half nine, 'y ith anderhilt needing only one place in it to practically cinch the meet. But Shull, Coach 54 Il) $0 I r.ic k Season AmlrrMin1' ir.uk half miter, x a unavoidably absent, and thr veteran mentor was toinprllrd t «land In .uni ct Iinmvillr «rrp tbr event and take thr meet In a | int margin. Misfortune continued to «trikt In rapid ut • ioii Sexvance, Louhvillr I nivrrsity, and «nogi i |r«h t am riled hrdulrd meet on attount of l.u k ot fund . I In drba« le let! thr Van detluli train stranded high and dr , deprived of a chatter t« redeem it ell with it ea nn’ work practically waMrd, I he Imo unanimously agreed, however, to rontiiiue prat tire with the Con fcrrnce meet a vole goal. I'hrough threi barren week , therefore ihcj lihotitl, and on through May, and practi ill) the whole piad inotril down to Hirmingham to encounter the «ream of S uthrrn lr.nk Nihlrtr . I he after noon of the meet woo «lamp, not to .ix wet, I he track was covered with three mi lies of water when )iinmx Pickett, one « • the ta nnir% in the two-mile, went tint to run hi rvenl, lie rn.ule j gallant hid, hui running lar brio hi I'ttf form tailrd in place. I i the half mile, Gullctl and Kilgore in the low hurdle , I van in the quarter, William and Itaxlor in thr high jump, an Mi arnara in thr hot. were othrr Vanderbilt hope that failed to wore. aptain Ciih on took a ivth plate in thr ditru . a did IVterson in thr javelin ( oat h Anderson's an wa ■ I rour e hi mile relax team. At the la t inornent, howt-xer. il seemed that late xxa going to eliminate even this. Ihurman, the lead-nff man. xxj tlet-lared ineligible an hour before the rate «tailed Itut Pickering ti ok hi plate, and undaunted ilir black and gold t|uarlel xxent out into the rain tor the rare. Pickering running tii«t tini«hrd well up ami Wood ard pushed the xelloxx “V out in front. Kennedy then ran axvax from the field to gixe C’.itoe a tweiitx yard lead, xvhich hr krpt intact to put a glorinu mil to thr ra«on. At (In annual banquet in May, l . I atoc ■••• ••! « iptain t.'i 1931, with Han. Shull .1 Alternate ('aptain. Hi I5;i k IStiW KwIiik. H. jisl.-y. I'otivll. AIIm'I'K. «'I'HVrll. IV k. Kroiit ICow Tfiiliiu-. XVwloii. Moi«'1h-;i I. Intramural I rack Tlu annual intramural track meet of 19 0 was won In the Sigma Otis. 'Tin’s contest proved to be one of the most spectacular inter-fraternit) events of the year, due to stilt competition which prevailed throughout the meet. The Sigma This jumped into the lead at the lirst of the contest and retained it to the end. Hill Morehead and I lam Newton were the outstanding performers for the win- ning aggregation. Ham Newton led the scoring for the Sigma This, accumulating twenty-one points. Hill Morehead won first place in the low hurdlers and second place in the high jump. “Dixie” Roberts also took a first place in the javelin throw, and placed second in the broad jumps. Others who were instrumental in the Sigma C hi victor) were Ashbury. Craven, Jim Peoples, Lawrence Trabue, Harold l ottrell, Herbert Peck, Sam lowing, and Hill Beasley. I he Betas followed a close second in the meet, but were unable to cope with the winners, who were in excellent condition throughout the event. ■ s' Intr.umir.il Kitten 15.ill The kitten Hall -qmiii ini wa very successful. I!ver social fraternity on the campus w .i represented in one of the two bracket which Cntnpotril the !r.itermt league. There was also a league representing the dormitories of the c.tmpu . The fraternity league wax divided into two hracketx. In the upi rr br.uket the Phi Pm’ , the Sigma Chi’ . and the l hi kappa Sigma had the strongest tram . After a hectic race between these three frarernitirs, the Phi Psi’x won out and were de- clared w inner of the upper bracket. I he team representing the Sigma Alpha l.psilon fraternity proved to he the strongest in the lower bracket. I he Phi I’xi and Sigma Mpha I pxilon team , in the finals, were compelled to play a series of three games. I he Sigma lpha I pxilon team was able to win the first two games of this series, making them undefeated champions of the fraternity league. In the dormitory league, the Wesley Hall “A l earn, commonly known as the Preachers , won easily over the other teams in that group. The two winners of the above mentioned leagues were the Sigma Alpha I pxilon ond the ‘'Preachers teams. In the first game of the final series, which was the closest of the series and the closest the S. A. I . team amr to defeat, the S. A. I . team won S to 7. The second game was i walk away for S. A. I ., who won handily is too. 57 Tlu-mas. Captain Cram, CuningKim. I he 1930 l ennis Season Captain Don Cram again led the Vanderbilt I'cnnis team through a successful season. Not a single team match «a' lost ami such strong opponents as Kentuckv and Indiana were decisivelx beaten. Cram and John I'homas journeyed to the Southern Conference meet in New Orleans, and ('ram won further laurels In advancing to the finals. Cliff Sutter beating him in a duscl contested match. Then to climax the year, Cram went to the semi-final round of the National Inter-collegiate Tennis championship before being eliminated. I'his gave Vainly's Captain a national inter- collegiate rat ing of number four. I 'he tennis team w as composed of Cram, Thomas. Cuninggim, Schwartz, and Williams. I homas ami Cram will be lost In graduation. Inn Louis I.owrnxtcin, a veteran of the previous year, will again be eligible. 1931 prospects points to another successful season for Vanderbilt's Tennis team. t5S 1 ntr.iinur.il I cunis I hr Sigrn Su« rrprjinl b«i .car’ pol-rm anrr In . inning the Intramural I nmi« ( h im piotithip. Ihr. Kiinnl thr verdict over thr rtj llrta I nit ati.l I'hi K ipp i sig in h- np n- mg full'1' I a muni « t 3-0. Ihr n utr«t .iih ihr lirta. in thr u-tni fiiuU hi i rW nr, nr r itaiing ihr plauni; ol ihr doublr mjlrh to drirriniur ihr winner I hr Sigma u mrl ihr ( hi I’hi. in ihr final. n| ihr hratrrnit. trurna- mrnl, and finall. managed in no c nut ihrir Opponent , lilll. linnr drlralrd Da. I. ( latk in a «rugg!r ui rnduiaiur « thr lunr n| . i, $-7, 7 1. I 6, 6 a. Martin K ’ rt had • r null I with Jainr- Me IK. aim winning in t. ir «ri , r. 1 3- A, t, 3, (■), | i ihr Iniramuiai I rnm« Cup ihr Si ina Nil mrt )nhn William, mil illiatn Ml mIi had ur. 1 rd lh In ! pr ndr it I •••nna iiimi. Ilnur, drlralrd W dliain , ft ). ( v, t i, and K Ik-ii overcame Mi in ihr lina match. 1 j 4- 6, 1-6, 6 j, 6-3. HoImti . II 1V) Intramural Sports, 1930 31 Active participation in some form of athletics by every student—the final of an- dcrbilts present intramural program -came considerably nearer realization this year than ever before, as contests in eight sports were staged under the direction of Jim Buford, director of intramural athletics. Cross country, basketball, handball, wrestling, boxing, track, kitten ball, ami tennis comprised the ambitious program of the I Diversity’s intramural athletics for the year. Well over halt the men students in the undergraduate departments of Vanderbilt competed in one or more of these events. Material for varsity sports wa; developed, competition and friendly relations between organizations on the campus were furthered, and a greatly increased number of opportunities for combining exer- cise and enjoyable play was offered to the students. Four of these sports have been offered to the student hotly by the intramural director as the Com.moixjri goes to press, and all of them have attracted a great deal of interest and a large number of competitors. An unusual number of boys took part in the cross-country run. for which a definite period of training was prescribed this year. The basketball tournament drew entries from all the fraternities and from several other organizations, and the gym gallery was packed tor the last few games by enthusiastic spectators. The handball tournament, held informally until last year, was promoted on a larger scale and over fifty students and faculty members took part. I’ighty entries responded to Coach Buford’s call for wrestlers, and the first annual mat tournament was an unqualified success. ()f the four remaining events, only one—boxing—is a tournament new to an- derbilt. Track, kitten ball and tennis have in past years been the most important and popular intramural sports, and there is no reason to suppose that they will not show the improvement that has marked the other tournaments this year. The remarkable showing which the I Diversity has made in intramurals this year has been due entirely to the effort of Coach Buford and the responsiveness of the student body. Facilities and equipment have been lacking. 'Flu locker room for those training for cross country was pitifully inadequate; the gym was thronged with basketball teams, forced to practice at odd hours; the two indoor handball courts had waiting lists always on the side lines, and ambitious wrestlers had little oppor- tunity for training on the one available mat. I he promoter and participants of intramural athletics have been eager to make use of the meager facilities. Only new gymnasiums and equipment are needed to draw every student in the I Diversity into some form of the recreation and athletics needed for every student. 160 OOK FOUR ORGANIZATIONS lAj Top Row: Wi-IkIiI. Cuhnnl Turner. Hoskins Motlmv. llottom How: I'lloio. | toiulnli'U. I .oath riiinn, folk. Coriatnwaky. Kojjor.s. Pan ] IcIJcnic Council JOHN Turner, Sigma Chi.................... John Garard, Kappa Sigma .... I.ion Hoskins, Phi Kappa Sigma Warner Bourns . . . Harry Detiikro .... (Jeorgf. Dominick . . . Jl l-IAN (iORTATOWSKN . . George Hoi sion . . . Ben Kingkrk ............ ClIAKI.ES I i: IHKRM N . Con Ni k Moti.ou . . . Greeni in.i Polk . . . Uriiiain Rogers . .. . William Tomlinson . . Hugh Wright .... .................................President .................I'ice-President . . . Secretary-Treasurer Phi Kappa Psi Della Kappa Epsilon lambda Chi Alpha . eta It eta Pan Sigma Alpha l psil' n . . I Sit a Theta Pi . K ippa Alpha IIpha I an Omega . . . Sigma Am . . Phi Delta Theta . . Chi Phi . Phi Kappa I Ipha I lu- f unction t I lie Pan-Hellenic Council is to make aiul enforce rules and regulations g,,v‘ erning the fraternities in their relations to each other, suelt as rushing and pledging rules. 1 his organization, now composed ol fifteen chapters of national fraternities, formerly pub- lished he Comet and later the Commodore until it was given over to the student bod as a whole in 1912. I he Pan-Hcllrnie also encourages and sponsors interfraternity basketball, baseball and track, presenting a silver loving cup to each winning team. A silver cup is also presented each year to the fraternity attaining the highest scholastic average for the year. Besides this the council works for good feeling and harmoiw among the ranks of the rival Greeks and promotes friendliness and good will. i .t Phi Delta Hieta Founded 4i M141111 il|f. Mtrtk u iSSt iiahluhfj t$ 6 I k iKi s in I m i lt tf ll (M«IN An in K. ( Kfti . Knot r 1 K. Jackmiv . | uh ( Mi Ki soi 11 . llKWn KM) Kill . I• 11 n Damn., l III). Ku 11 k 1 Hakk, M . l l). M. Ii. I wis. M l). . A. W. Harris. M.D. . J. Ovvm I M MI «. M.D . I I , KKI i;|l N | IKK, 1 I). Ili «.ii Morgan, M.D, . I KKIS Skit 111, M.D. . W. II. Win, M.D. . I II. Znooss, M.D. . . Mrmhn Hoard of Trail , Mrmbtr Hoard at I rail Mrmbtr Hoar.I of fruit Mrmbtr Hoard of I ruit h ibrr Hoard of Trail Tr oft not of Thy rut Trofrnor s. hoof of 111 Hi m. Trofrnor of Mrdninr Trofrnor Midi, 1 nr Trofrnor in Sr hoof • Midi, 1 nr Trofrnor in • Mrdi, inr Trofrnor in • Midi, 1 nr Trofrnor in V,hoof • Mrduiar Trofrnor in V. hoof • Mtdnmr Trofrnor S hoof • Midi, inr • S Phi Delta 1 beta Tennessee Alpha Chapter Tup How MnUs.-y, 'riti. it. Wlilt. , t'loh -. I iit. Iiiiril. Itryiin, I limius. IVit.v, Nhiiols, Morrill. Alox- anitcr, Anth-rHon, | .''■•'•mill H w: I'-i.'in. AIIi-ii. W.-iivit, I hi. -. Iii. i-.mi Itrown, (imv, K •■nii.ily, I loor. KIiik. Watkins. Ilorai-i- All. ii. !• !i;11.•«--i. Xi hmli r. Thliil H w. .1 1' Hoxv.-II. Kalr. I'l-iiroi'k, ;ih mi. V«.| | , Sharp. llar JiM ii, 1'owlmi. Uonriloti. 1 trjul.-ii. Sampson, .1 oh list mi. M, Klroy. Fourth How: Stringor, Kamsoy. I'lxon. Connor, l t-l.H .«oil. W.-st, Hngorx, Oorletto. Ollhorl. Klotolior. Sullivan. Catm-. I’m Di i.ta I iti:t , the second of the‘'Miami I riatl, ’ was founded at Miami I niversity, Oxford, (fliic, in 1S4S by six men. of whom the two leaders, Robert Morrison and John Colors M. Wilson, were the authors of “The Rond Azure and Argent Ihdta I beta. I he Iraternitvs growth before and after the Civil War has been substantial and rather equally divided in all parts of the country. Phi Delta Theta was the first national social fraternity to hold regular general conventions to promote fra- ternal welfare. Flower White Carnation 1 (( Phi Delia 1 heta Tl NNI SM I Al I'HA Chapti k ( OntMUfd FrATUFs in I MVF.Rsn ATI a in i of i jji (iM«M i.iiii li . (iirrnrvilU, Mi • I ( iiQi B V Wd V Kt stri.i Cook. 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Chattanooga, I run. Atlanta, t.i 1‘inrvillr, Kv. N a«hv lilt, I | - Anderson, s. I’. Nashville, linn . . Bristol, Trim. Kansas its. Mo. I v.in v illr. Mi' . . Clark .lair. Mi , Harlan, K . XuRiista, (is. Chatranoo a, I'cnn. Chicago, III. I’ortlaiul, Ark Hoyle, Mi Nashville, Irnn. I updo, Mi « Hollywood, Mi Franklin, Irnn. (iaitisville, I la. Cadi , Ks 167 Phi Delta Theta Tennessee Alpha Chapter—Continued Aitkeo T. Adams David Adams Evan Lloyd Adamson II. ('. Ali.xander William Anderson J. I.. AviiION K. A. Armsti m J. M. Advi m ('llaki.es Bakaiiam Richard Bark Rich ri Braid n (Jreen Bkmon, |r. J. r. Ben ion Ewing Bradford John S. Bkansfokd J. W. I . Brown I)r. J. W. Brown Edward Bi iokd C. E. Bi n ion W. A. Bi n ion (’ll vs. W. Cai.dw i 1.1. Mi kI mill CaIDWII i Rogi K ('AI DW I l.l Francis R. Campbei i I. KM I I I R. ( 'AMPBI I I F. B. (’aiciiincs Jack D. Chadwick Wii.i.iam (’. Coin v (Jordon Connor Edwin W. Cooper Win iam I . Cooper E. B. Craig, Jr. E. W. Craig Francis J. Craig N vnian C. Craig J MES ( CrI VI I ING J. V. Crock it J. V. ('rockhit, Jr. John Cullo.m B. (). CURRKV Lewis Davis, |r. John II. DeWii i John II. Di Win. |k. Dr. Pai i DeWiti Ward Di Wiit (Jordon Dickenson Dr. Bi vi ki Doigi. s Bird Doigi.as. Jr. Bryci Doigi.as I .ki- Docgi.as ( has. A. Emrky Norman Farrei. , |r. W. M. Farris Frank Fite Frank Flktciier Kr.ATRI-S l I Kill Minos I . Fi i iciier, Jr. i-.bene ek Fleming Oliver i In mini; J ami s S. Fka .ii r. Jr. Frederick J. Fuller (Jeokgi (Iai.i Edwin (iarilser Wil l IAM II. ( fOODPASI I KI I ii i ding C. ( Jordan J. I’llOM VS ( IRISCOM . M. Hag n Dr. W. D. II GG KD Bi n Jovi pii 11 ri n I 11 ZGEKAI.D II Ml E. O. 11 RRIS E. O. II rris. Jr. Wii.i.i m 11 rki W. I.. II rris, Jr. E. B. II RT Din gi vs III nrv Roberi S. Hi nrv John S. 11 i kiii k i Robert D. Herbert, Jr. I VI Rl NCI B. I low VKD Dr. A. W. I low 111. Morion B. I low i l.l., 111 K. B. How i l.l. FosiER III ME. Jr. 1 low III A. J VCKSON Ik I’ vv ni J U KSON Robert F. Jackson David Keith.i Edwin Ki i bit John B. Ki i bit , Jr. Sidnev Kii bit I'llOM V' (’. Kill ING I'llOM V P. Kl NNI DY. |k. John Kirkman W. P. Kirkman II. D. K nig o i •John W. N. I i i S. E. Linton IIiii McAlister (ki ioii K Ml Cl I ki III nii r Mi Don vi d. Jk. Robert E. Me Net i Pi ro Downes M vddin Dr. John ( . M vini k I'hom M. M vnter Wll I I VVI R. M VNIIK Win i VM R. M viner, Jr. RICHARD E. M v I III w - Dr. Hugh J. Morgan Dk. Wm. M. Morgan Dk, j. M. Nbili W. L. Niciiol, Jr. K. I. Noel John' H. n i i Osi vk I . Noel Roih r i Orr, III Albert Parish William E. Park, |r. W. B. C. Pilcher E. A. Prici |. (J. Prichard IIvrvtv Pride: Ed Provosi Ikvnk Provosi Jam!■ B. Richardson Wil l IAM B. Rose W. D. Rose Vernon II. Sharp, Jk. I. vikd Smith Dk. I.akki'n Smiiii M. (J. Smith Sii ison Smiiii E. J. Sperry I i.don D. Sii vi n on Wai.te k L. Stokes Robert W. Stroud | v m i s (Sit vk i I vvn v W. Si i vk i ( iMERGE I. Sri Bill I I IE I D Dk. (i. Foster Fe nnvson J. I). I'llOM as I'llO.MAS I.. 1'llOMPSON Mi Fyibrh Figere O. R. VanDyki Cl KKI IT V VNCE II. S. V.U GUN Wii.i i m S. vigiin W. J. W vi i ace:, Jr. Wii 11 vm Wait i k Dk. John I.. Watkins William ('. Weaver Dwight Webb Edw VKD ('. Wi bb Robert C. Webster Iosei’ii Ri vdv West R. II. West- Dr. J. P. Wll 11 ms, Jr. II. L. Williamson. Jr. ('. P. Wll - N Richard E. Wilson. Jk. Dk. Wii i ivm II. Wm R. II. Work i ('. B. Wrvv I iiom vs W. Wki nni. Jk. Dougl vs M. Wrigii I M. II. Wright Tom Zi kioss i(,S cPhi cDelta Theta rrtinr««rf Alpha of I hi Delta I beta, a«htdle. I'enii. Dtar Ihot uri ller we grt «-ter all ilii he- t «I rengr atnlating tot, l r the milter • | C. member in tour ehapter ami the number of t(e hrnen II.I .« you pledged, a national itfhcer I'd like to make a number of reenmmrndatina tor improvement in the lodge. I hr wrorvt nuMake mu all hate made i« to neglect to do a good job « ( getting rid nt graduate tor good. In hate uch men a graduated la t tear on the uph dvtery for four tear i« enough. laiok at If ill Anderson. If can't ! ear to do that, «tatid on the ode walk aero the trert and li ten to him. I hen I II forget about Dick liraden ju f like I wj an rrnplottneiif agency and a k ttht the hell mu let ''Bangtail Ve t, ri-V. M C , A. e. retart, Mill divgrare the ehapter by running tueh p r competition with the Drkrs And out of «imple kindne mu «hould warn tour frrtlmwti not to tell defected h king men who rome !«• the door tthrrc the Salvation Amt) iv Ant uch «perimeit i u« likelt to be one of tour et-bond «ale - men who ha been hunting for a job and found one. lint then I lan't read) blame you for ueh trouble . I rrali e that (till Smith, who hould hav taken out thr bankrupt law on hi i|ualitt credit iii«tead of trting to get even with thr reboot, i a baodietp. Bin thr other filth yeti men, i kr Charley Gilbert and Marvin Corlctte, aren’t underfoot enough to l e obnotiou . And you mu«t have gotten u ed to Roger by thi time. 014 did our «mart thing thi tear I hal w a egrrgaiing Milam and Ma«oii together where thrt could drive earh other nary without aHe«ting tlir re i of the chapter. N’one of you. r crept Ma on, hate to li«teti t the I rerh tell ot hi ad vent lire in | ari« non, of .Mi hut Milarn muM watch Short Stride go over hi picture and write letter to I ur | e I hen tog •etit Xreher and € « « k and Krtmedt and 'nllit an to the Medical s, h « i to keep mtnpant with the titf«. Speaking them, wht tnedn al «ludent neglect doing a communiit urtire ht di «ecting only the tirt already dead i a mt tert to me. I don’t like to bring up uiiplea ani «objects but thrre i« Johiint Connor. I there no , hlorotorrii in a htill ' The Dandruff Duo. Bearden and Stringer, «till are around, I noticed. I hope thrt don’t iMithrr ton a ninth a I tldie Kane, who a«pire« to be a wit when he get over being a half- wit. s S. Webb «till talk more en il lt when hi know nothing about the tuhject, but there' nothing tnu can do about it. our Sophomore Cla ha weight, of n ut e. I here i I at Hot fortune (heller known to hi tan a the Bat lor Bull; he ha a monopoly on the output ot that prodo t from that «hoo|) and W’rinklebcllt I rierwui. I hr re l of tour Sophoinofe arc Sophomores loo, rtcept Jack Bratlrn, who r dithcullie with inairiage allhougli he wa n'l the one to get married) hatr agrtl him. I can'l iigge t anything to «Io about it all except that t«u quit pledging frethmen, ami tour trouble a a chapter in the I nitrr itt will be over in ten to twelve teat , Of rourve, it will lake longer if Dan Sharp ami Bill Smith don't tlir off. I'ut I know toil won't take tut advice ami you will keep nit pledging men who belong on a china egg -flirt rt vi regular It. Your in the Bond (required ht the Cmifitt Court lor Vagrancy), Naiiovai I kaui.im; Skkmarv, Hint thi' It ,in.I, nn I . S. National lleatbpiarier «trough recommend that you cut out 11 r 11 Week. I u't n hell that the frcvlitncii plcdgctl what they did, anytvay? 169 Kappa Sigma Kappa Chapter l’.a. li l{o v: Hrailcll. Sutltciiuiul, Walk ills . Sci-oikI Itmv: Morris.y, M.ly. .Merritt, Stun foul. l uvlx, lia. limaii, 1{. IJyan. Tlilr.l How: W« t, MansllcM. i'rn uh. Kmly. Taliaferro. t'sdss, Snee.I. Kourtli How: Slianklin. .1. Hyan. Ouk« Schwartz. Ilunli.-s, KoscnhhK t, Thinkslnn. finMrtl. Colors: Scarlet, 1'mcraltl, Circen and White Kappa Sigma was founded at the I niver- sit of Virginia, 1869, l V. ( i. McCormick, (i. M. Arnold. K. L. Rogers. !•'. C. Nico- demus, and John Boyd. The founders in- tended national expansion, hut this was de- layed until 187 . Since that time the fra- ternity has had rapid growth, becoming one of the largest in the I nited States. The first fifteen chapters were in the South and the fraternity still maintains a large Southern roll. Flower: I.ilv-of the Valley '7° Kappa Sigma t • umir ! at I nivmilt f Virginia, 1(69 Kappa Chaptf k LilmUuhrJ J77 I k atkis in Fu i ltu 1 Joiik F. Fim.i ■ io . I, ( CJ11 . v. Pm.I . . Jim ( Kiwi Rumu, M A it ii Wttaox mi K. W KifHinm ■ , MU.I1 P. O' 0 Stilt Fan J I.kaai , C.F. . J. 11 I mini. M l). . K S l t xr. M l). Wll I I AVt S. .BAY. I .D I’rofmot of M l . Prof not ot ' ', • « l.l-H- . . Prnfrsior of Im%v I'rofinoi of mfim mmu Profnsor in Hiid nolot ) .1 instant in (’.limursl Obstetric . Ortho,lontiil If ember Itoanl of I tun . Professor of (itolotfy Professor of noliili Child Dssressrs J. T '. KrtilllVAl . llufUlt Ml.h. Ill A . tool Fratrfs in 1 VIA 1 KM 1 All (I hit 1 of IVJI (It it Di Kt, 1 I..H . i jllatin, 1 nn. Jl MAS M o. H I . . Na hv illr. Frnn. John l. i at. aro, li.A Nashville, Icon. Wll 1 1 AM St 11 At AK 1 . H.S. N j h illr. Imn. ( . W. I ll At'XMON, li.A. Nashville, Frnn (. ass of IV.1A Nm li.Al’IIMAS, H.A. Knrkurll it , Ioavu ('hakim llu.iih, H.S II arriinan, 1 run. IllOM An Kit' , 11.A. i.nUtlm, Ala. W. F. Kobinri An, Jr., Il.li. Atlanta, (.a. Illi IV J. KOI I II. 11 l(. JttliiiMin Fruit. J AMM Kv AS. H.F. . Nashv illr, Frnn. Jaws .. Mi asm is. li.A. 1 Ikton, Kv. (. ass of IV.13 W111 1 wi Hkaim v. II.A. Natrhrz, Mis . Pai 1 Mokkimv B.A. Na h illr. Fenn. ( .K All M l AV Is. 1 I..H. 1'Ik ion, Kv. Mi 1 ms Kovi, H.l . Nashville, Frnn. . M A M III 1 . 11.1 . Mi Minns illr, 1 rim. Wll 1 1 AM W Al MS H 1 Nashville Frnn. 1 IK. K MoORf . li.A. . St. 1 otii . Mo. MlK.AAItk Wist. H.F. N.i'lit illr. 1 Class of iv 34 1 loKIOS 1 AKI A , li.A. Nashville, Fain. Koiiiki si amokii, H.A. Nashville. Frnn. ( B. Ml- -'-' li.A. . Nashville, Frnn. Wll 1 JAM St III! K) AS , H.l .. Nashville, Frnn. 1 dm Ss 1 11 . H.A. . Nashville, Frnn. 1 KSI 1 1 Al 1 l 1 KKO. H.A . 1 ) « tola, Ark. 7« Kappa Sigma Kappa Chapter—Continual J. P. B. Allan C. R. Ai l. :v II. T. Alien w. i. Ai 11 Jr. Ridley Alexander V. S. H. Armisitad A. V. Bailey P. P. Bailey S. P. Baii.kv W. Baii.kv, Jr. Dave Bakkk J. Hugh Barksdale W. K. Heard V. S. Bearden, Jr. A. B. Biaiiiui Fdgak Bi.aik F. W. Bi.aik J. V. Bi.akk I ANN BOMAR !•'. Bos 11.1 M A J. W. Boyck i.KK Brock ('. B. Brown II. J. Brown I. l'Ki I). Brow n II. B. Bi CKKI k W. P. Bt I I.K K J. C;. Cm Kin WOODIORI) Cl N pool. Nkii.n B. ('obi. W. C. COI.MEKN R. C . Coon i v J. C. Covington W. M. Covington Neei.n Craig I. AKKIN CROUCH I'. M. Demoss R. S. Duke J. II. DURRF.1T Dick Dodson John Fihikrton I. . F. Fl.KINS IIOKACK FngLAND Richard Fsies I IIOMAS V. IvSTKS J. B. F .ZKI.I R. S. Farrar V. (). Focgiit J. T. Fisher J. (J. Forster Herbert Fox 1' K.VTRKS IN l;RBE 1). II. ( AHR I MES C. ( i XRDJvER Richard (h i avi s F.. J. Cl o , Jr. A. V. (iOODI’AS'l URK F. W. (iOODI’ASTl'RK K. R. ( iOODI'AS I I'RI N. B. (H I I I 11 w. s. ;k w Pl.RRV I I ARM D J. M. Harris V. O. II RRIS F. IIigiiiowkk F. D. IIigiitowkr F. C. IIighiowkr P. IIigiiiowkk O. M. 11 ivks F. T. I Ioi.i.ins I. F. I Ioi.i.ins I). V. I lol.MAN Rich ri I kks Robert Jakks A. S. Kkim, Jr. Hodgson Kkim F. W. Kknnkdv J. F. Kikciikvai. D. F. Kimbrough, Jr. C. F. Kirkpatrick John T. Knox J. P. I.awkknck. Jr. II. (;. l.i k Frhd J. Lewis I .. W. I.KI.I VKTT A. B. I.IITKRKR IlKNRV Fil l I RI K I. II. I.ITTI.E J. II. Long W. M. Mariin John S. Mil m V. L. Miu.fr J. W. Minims John Moori R m imi Morris- i n Joi B. Mi l.i.ins II. P. Murrey, |k. M. F. McCl.i r A. F. McCiAnnon II. F. Mc(ii.onn.iN M. I). McKnighi P. N. McQuiddv II. N. McTyiek W'l NIKII. N 1C HOI. M. P. O'Connor I. F. Orr W. F. Orr II. X. Paine V. D. Paine Wai.itr Parrish Leonard Pogii W. F. Porter F. 11. Powers L. A. Pi«YEAR |onn C. Ransom R. A. Run s David Rick V. Richardson, Jr. Herbert Reed J. II. Ron KRIS Charles Roi.it R. Rudolph Fred M. Russell John M. Russell, |r. («RAII M Rn n F. P. Scales II. Sharp M. 11. Sil NRP I1'red Skip V. F. Sieger I’. I). Sweeney Wil LIAM F. 11: C. W. Fiiompson . C. Fiiompson Pail Fiiompson R. S. Fiiompson K. M. ThkOOp W. L. Fiiroop Andrew L. I'odd IIaki.in Fucker L. A. Fucker R. F. Turner Thomas J. Fnni F. Minus I n ni ('. R. Vance J. J. Vaughn C. II. Warwick, Jk. Joe B. Wii.kerson J. I,. Wii.kerson I. M. Wii.kerson (). II. WII son Hknrn Win lord S. F. Winn T. (L Vax is •7-’ Kdppd Sigma ( Minuto « f the meeting held two day hr tor r matriculation) The meeting was OfMrtted later than usual hr ausc part ot thr rrg olar p.iraphrrrialia could not hr found. ‘ ’r had to get a bottle ot vinegar oprn upstairs was Brother Rosenblatt apology as hr produced the misting article. Some of thr brother' thru came to order, othrt' only came to. “The lir't business to hr diH'uurd, began thr president. “is whether wr have any prospect . “That'' what thr grocer vman want' to know. sighed thr house manager. “I’d rather tall about rushing season. Why bring up that?' uid Brother Thacknon, “You know it’ a month r no oft. “I know a freshman,' began Brother Schwartz. “Mr all know Cross. reprimanded the president. “But thi' one i' a good hoy . prote'ted Brother Schwartz. “You know our standard , warned thr president. Is he white? I' he pretty near white, anyhow ? We’re all brother' under the table, anyhow. 'aid Brother l harle Hughes. M e ought to have a freshman to start ofl with ' bait tor the others. “Ha! Ha! you want to take him tor better or tor worse. snickered l ummy Cross. ( I hree brothers at on him, but he was too sharp for them.) “That’s iMMiettating wit, remarked Brother Duke. Wit what. '.i ' Brother Mayo, whose hearing is poor except tor popping corks. Well, are we going to have any activities this year? asked the president. Oh. as lot that, I know a telephone number, leered Shank I in. The meeting was adjourned as the chaptei made a break tor the door. Mayo, who had been thinking, was 'lightly injured in the rush. Respect fully submitted. Jolt v ( i mi KI . (X) His Mark. Sigma Alpha Mp.siJon Tennessee Nu Chapter Hick How; I . A k‘ , MiCivln'i', B. Ask - v. Thomas, Malian, Harman, Cawri, Dunlop, King. Svi-oml l!mv: O. Dlrkliisnn. llohlis, Simmons. KagU-y, !■ , Sir.lth, Blunklon. Hopkins. |{i'CH icn. Third Itow: H. Dlrklnson, Ron.-. Iml'ag. , Horry. Il. llin, Cnll. it. A. Smith, «’unnlngliani, llorsh-y, McCrary. Houston. Horrinan. It. Smith. Blackwell. Bniuhrhlgc. HoyUin. Hillman, l-'unith Row: M-Cugin, .1. sk. w, Kilgore. McRae M.I.....I, Barker. Rowell. Ollliert. Dyer, .1. Smith. Wherry. Bryan. Borbette. Skim A Alpha Kp.sii.ox was founded at the I niversity of Alabama in iNsf , by eight stu- dents of that I niversity, the most active being Colors Noble L. DeVotie, who wrote the ritual. de- Roval Purple ami v,sed the grip and chose the name. The fra- OUl Gold ternity had seven chapters within a year, be- ginning the growth of wide expansion. Active Northern expansion started in iSSS and the chapters were soon scattered all over the coun- try. It is the only national social fraternity to ever have a woman member. Flower The Violet 174 Sigma Alpha 1 psilon Faumlrtl jt I nixrr iti f . IjIuiiu. t , . ( tltbliihrJ tSSj Ir MRI S IN' I VIVI RM I 1 I John . Aakha. B.A. . J no♦ li m . M.A . V. V lilies li.A . BlRfRAM ClIAl I I NT, B.A Wlxin l i B.S. luk ( .11 Ilf Rl. B ('.Inft of Na«hville, Trim. Shrrvrport, la. Columbia. I run. Jims M. mi ««a B.A. ivji II i ii ( Kii . « . B.S. fONN A M( I i. •«. 1« . B i ut n s Ml K m M A Bi s) am in I. Harm r. I I Vi hvillr. I rim. V. I . Biriii 11 , B.A. . Al I AS III rkv, 1 I..B. . I uvRi si i Bi ikviti i. B.A loll S Cl V SISGII AVI. B.S, N ni s (.i 111 i r. B.A. Wm. K Hili mas. I I II. Wii i I am I Ini i M is. B.A Rom m i I |..rm i i, B.A. . ('.Inst of Jm Lmiii. Mi (•iirtloii, Ark. Hinr BluH. Ark Clark«i illr, I run. I'rirnlilr, I rim. Jai kMin. I run. . Nj h illr. I run. 11 j rt v i Hr. I run. IQJJ I in« i I III 11 M IV Hxiru k s. hum s, B.A I • Ml M Ml ( K R . B. IV I Mil. i «IS I 1.11. . Wii i jam M«.tti nr n. B..I i i II Ron mi II .11. Hrao Wh.iv. B.A. . II um iii Ur v s M I V Chin of ttjjjf I iiomav Bat.iii, B.A. . Na hvitlr, I run. Wil l i m Baisiiriik.i, B.A. . .i hvillr. Irnn. l . Bl isms B.A . I Ilion A il , Irnn. K. I). I i I’Ar.i Jr.. I I B. . Nr ii ..tk, N. V. I UK Minis. B.A Memphis. Irnn. Mu mil I lour.'. B.A. . W.ivrrlv, Irnn. Sil M U I I I A, I I..B. K s 11 • • i k i s . B.A. . Jmi s 1i ( mii , B. I. O. Mi .him li.A. . Ari ii Smiiii. B.A. . Bax im Smiiii, B.A. . I i i m smiiii B A. . Murray, K . Chits of i y , lit RGI ns AnKI u B.A. . I'll ki i Anki i. B.A. . II ikka Bi ssi i i , B.A. . Wii ham Bri i hi s B.A. I Inn aiio Iii s ns, B.A. . Al III Hi C AVIRl, B.A. . Wii i iam I i vifil . B.A Na h illr, Irnn. .i hvillr, I rnn. Il.irl.in, hi. .i hvillr, I rnn. Na hi illr, I rnn. Na«hvillr, I rnn. . Clarksville, I rnn. k.MIMI AII I IIOMAS, Maksiiaii Harmon B.A MoKIOS hisr., B.A. . I II.ill N M ill is, B.A . Will i ill I I KK Ml v II nn I’iiii iii A. B.A. . V W. I'll Ri i . M l). . W. II. Nimmosn. |r., B.; B.A. . . Atlanta, Cia. Hinr Bluff. ik. A. . Hinr Bluff. ri. . . HrcK-oii, Ark. I Ii. , U i on fir ’if. I i. I .lllr Knri. Ark N j«hi illr, I run . Anniston, Ala. . . I « ui i illr. hi. V . I oimkr. Ark. . a hvillr, Irnn. i. . .i hi illr, I rim. . Hinr Bluff. Aik. I .ihlr |uah Okla. . Winlrr r i r, I la. Nashville, Irnn. Sapulpa, l)kl.i. I’inr Bluff, Nik. I « x.irkaua. ik Volii illr. | urn Nashville, Irnn. .. . a hiille, Irnn. Shrlhivillr, Irnn. Bliilin illr, ik. .i hvillr, I run. Nashville. Irnn. I mi Worth, I r x, . . Hinr Bluff. Nik. «75 Sigma Alpha Epsilon Tennessee Nu Chapter—Continued. V. ANCE J. Alexander J. T. Allen J. ('. Allison N. I.. A LIU .USER 1)k. (Siari.es Anderson Tiiom as Appleton J. C. Armisteaii W. Armistead (’. R. Atciiinson Robert Baglky Ferris ('. B.aii.ev Walton Barker William F. Barky F. M. Bass John A. Bell V. M. Bis nut Roscoe Bond William S. Booton Clarence T. Boyd Siam i.i Braxd.au James I). Brandon Albert S. Britt W. C. Brown- Frank Bi ncii Bryan 1. K. Cain. 1r. S. E. ('AIN Stitii M. Cain 11 lias C. Campbei.i Nu I C akgii.E A. M. Carroll, Jr. S. R. Carroll Dun ey K. Casey S. Clark Shi m h i d Clark William Bi.aki Clark R. A. ('oleMAN S. F. Coleman V. ACK ('OLES W. ('. COOKE W. I.. CORBBIUSE ('. J. Crock Err, Ik. I di i n r. Cross R. C. Ckumbaugh Randolph Cri iciii iei.d Edward Curd Dk. Iames A. Dale C. C. Daniel E. T. Davant Elmer D. Dames Edward A. Deeds W. R mond Dknni Overton Dickinson E. I.. DOAK Dr. Mi nk I.. Dot gi s F. E. Dudley William Di ky John Early Tiiom s . Eden W. M. Edmondson I’RATRKS l I RHF Robert Evans Winston Evans (J. C. Fisher 11 i’m piiri'a Folk Ernes’i Franklin C. T. Gaibreath Jack (; ri nd J MES R. ; ARRE IT Dr. M. (ii asooaa Ivo B. (ILINN I I ALU M ( loODl.OAA Minks Goodpasture I. A. (ik n nis Walker Grasia Frederick ('. Great: L. I . Grover R. W. Male William HALB Walter Mali “Peg Hancock Russeli E. Mari It’DCE ('HESTER K. MART I. Wiseman Mead R. M. Mickey. Ill It doi I.ii ion Hickman Georoe W. IIight I Iorace G. 11II l, Jr. I. W. IIirsio jonn J. Hooker M. Rosn Hopkins I. W. Hoskins W. C. Houston II. G. Mi DDI.ESTON C E. Hunt I OH X III NT I.ee Hunt A. W. Ill TCHISON C. II. lit I ION Prof. Georoe I . I ackson I. F. I ARMAN R y Man Dk. 1 louts E. Ioiinson Bhn I . I ones, Jr. I. E. Keeii: lUDOK E. F. I.ANOIORD David S. I.ansden IIenra ('. Massing Dickie Lewis Carl Lipscomb I. Carlton Loser L. B. Loser Toe T. Mc('ara K. F. McConnico K. T. McConnico. |r. A. lc( il.OTIM.EN I EON R|) McKi AND F. L. McNkii.i.y W. I). McSavef.n A. Marshal! Prof. Broayni Martin W. L. M artin Al l I N Ml ADOKS I I AROI.I) Ml ADOKS Jack Meadors Dk. Joseph F. Mi adoks Nii son Meyers Norman Minick E. Moore (. are and Moori II. C. Moore J. W ash t no ton Moore I’roe. Arthur II. Moser C. M ai.coi i Moss William Nestor E. C. i iN. Jr. William F. Orr, |k. Ralph Oavens J. W. Oaasi.i y Graa Patterson Hoaa ard I’at eon Charles Pi aa R. I.antek Peebles Dr. R. II. Perry L. M. Phillips W. I). Phillips W. W. Pinson, Jr. Nat Porter Rogers Porter Rev. Wm. A. Pkoatne J. D. Ragan Rev. Enos. Ragsdale: T. A. Ramsay G. |. Reynolds William Roi.i.oaa Paul A. Ry e Ehom as B. Scoggins II. B. Sll At I Nt K C. I'. Simpson C. R. Smith I'. C. Si AIM M AN Park Street Edaatn I idaatli W. M. Tucker Vernon S. I t ppi r Vernon S. Tt ppkr, Ik. George II. Tyni John E. Tyler Tiiom as J. 1'a ne. Jr. Si iii M. Walker |. Arthur Wands Gen. W. II. Washington Dk. Anderson Webb Paul I.. Williams Wai ter Williams F. I.. Wilson G. C. Woods M. T. Workman L. A. Wuest Baxter Young Carl Young 176 Sigma cAlpha £psilon Sigma Alpha I p ilon i« noted all ovr r thr onm tr for it ••« £. irilr men t«pical example i Dr. Rudx Valre, popular tn e and throat ng pcciali (. If« thing are more touching than to re a group of |o« j| Sig Alph crowded about the radio drinking in the liquid note of Brother Valre a he feclinglv render V arlet . that famou tong of the fraternity. And Brother Bobby J ne . too, i« non a radio «tar. I ruly, the air i full of S. A. T. and the S, A. I are full of ait. But, iri ra e thi length' mention of the national importance of Sigma Alpha I p«ilon ha gi«en you the idea that there i very little to a« about the local repre«cnt atives nr ha ten to rotifirm that irnpre ion. I rue, the chapter got off to a great «tart thi iear by pledging the beat fre hman cla in il history mo da« before «rhool opened. I nfortu natcly, m« i of the de irahlr prospect recovered con ciou«ne « bcfc-re the olb«ial pledge day and made other decision . Nothing daunted, the gallant S. A I craft n a laut hrd on thr ca of campu politics And. |u«t to ee ««hat mar«el u thing politic can do, lo k at Senior Pre ideot Mi. i .1 hen «Ii- CMM appropriately, from ( olumbia I «1 ir« • note—from Columbia. rrnne ee, c rne the hnr t mule that th« tatc pro«lu«e .) When chapter per ume I i regarded Sigma Mpha I p ilon «hould take a high rank ra il« among the ranke«i. I here' Hendrix Honey” Ro««rll, for in tancr—the ultimate in «o but • dithcult ••• a« i j iI« writ it I lim. rofliiilei if you ««ill Married Man McCtugin, whose chief latent n twi t« in hi abilitx to a k fool ijutaioM and kill time in la«« cla e . I he ancient and xenerable llrnn« Barker de er e mention, perhaps but cannot get the kind of mention he de ervc here became the ('nxtxtiKMiR management ha too much re prct and kind cr n«idcralinn for the aged. Noting Henry “Pavlowa Dickervm i another S. A I. not able, and «orne are cruel enough to ay hr i« coiicrited «imply becau c hr i known m be i ran al«oul hot «es A a matter of fact, one of Dickin«on' be t friend i li'l (ieorgia Houston, thr “Voice of Woodbury.” There are Smith galore in S. A. T., bill, rontidrnfially, when you've «ecu one Smith, you've «cell them all. Ihr ame goe lor the athletic A kcw . And, «peaking of athlete , you mun have noticed that they are not quite a drn«c in the chapter a they u ed to be. Ih.it i« to j«, there are tr««rr athlete no«« than there ««ere in thr pa t. Of course, thr one who rrru.iiu are ju t a dense a any other good athlete . I lung an mm really at bad i they ma« erm m sigma Alpha I p«ilon, t -i McConnico i gone at la t and chapter member have great hope for thr future. Nevrrthele , we «till maintain that no man ««ho can believe hi rrn«u« would join S. A. I . But you never can tell what a woman, a cow or a freshman will do. 77 Kappa Alpha Chi Chapter I’' U Ko v: Cialutin, Coo|ior, 1«. Mali-, liotlnian, Moon-. r n :li. Halos. lioitlo, Mm plioo, Hoa«l, Mhilsli. ’111 .. SiM-niui l: vv: “IjirU. Itoliliihun, Harr. 11l .-. I’aitun. Clbsoti. Krator, Krwln. 'I'. Halo. Katun, lla .lo. burst. Montcoinory, wilxoii, Harm-s. lioVoo. 'Il.lrd How: 11«-in 11- i.-l; h. IXiuiols. 1.0011:1 r l. Morgan. Cullil. Illll, Chapinaii, l.oiit horniun. Thomicum. S.-alos, Cai’linr, l woll. Koir. I'Yooman. Bi’nili'nrd. Colors Crimson and Old Cold l i i' Ai.i h was founded in iX( s, at Wash- ington College, with tlx- idea of creating an organization to tester and maintain the man- ners. customs, and ideals ot character and achievement, other than sectional, of the Southern people. It has confined itself to the South, except tor three chapters in California. I'lozvrr Magnolia and Red Rose 78 Kappa Alpha I nuiulrd at Vjthiiii;t'i i ami I tr I nivrrul)', it f. ttmbln .f j i K V t Rt IX I I ll - I . I t «i H. M I). . W. (’ Duo . M.D . ' J. F IIut, H.A. . II. K. Huiwtu . I k vt ki ixl (.hut o, J. O. Hi mi. H.A., 1 I.B. . Na hv iHr. I'riin, Ii.ii M Di V . f ll I loin. w i . tspMiia ii (.la j;mv . Ky. |)v i r ■ vi v v M.D Franklin, I vnmi llr iMHCK, H.A. . Tran. J. wt KlRKC VIKIt K, H.A. . c. , c . I'novirvi . B.A, I vi l l TATI . t’ff flint ( (ijnffUfj . himfimtf Pfftnmr • (lymrfiofj . I'tmffuot of I at. . 'rt o tr • I tixe , Hut sat an I Sttfrlatf of fatm lf . Initnutor Cfoiv.f) XIVIRSIT VTI rn .t K k o H.A. . Vnhvillc, Iron I I f Atlll ■ VI V J B. . M.ir I ir- 1- i« , I r n N M MoVTOOMiat ll |rfi jiln . I rim I’iiii «r Mim i M.D. i h villr. I ron. (' «i I I in • • M.D Nj hville, Pmn I 'flumini, Mi ('.lass of HJJJ Wiiiimi J, ltd .von «mi. ll.A. . i.Liv , K . J. K C ivrviw B.A. Columbia, Mi John ri , B.A. . I inlr Rock, Ark. I V. I mfVMv H.A . Murirrf«Uim, I rim. Am I. C t ii.ii, H.A. . .i hvillr. Trim. F f If I Ki H.A. . Murjrrr l--n I run I’. . I in van. I H.A. . N. hvillc, I rim. A Ovinia. HI Mnnphis I'rim. I mlr Kink. Ark. I illIr Rock, Ark. Vi h iHr. I rim. I no I. II vi ►. H.A. K h. IWni, H A. . Wiiiivm Rohm a . H.A, ' Iiiovi v I. Wv A it, H.A. . J.ick%on, loin. Class of IQJJ Aios o . I) VMM, H.A. . N.nhvillr, I mil. I’vi i M. Dvvi I .. H.A. . N.i hvillf, him. I AMI V I VIOV, H.A. . C illi I |MI| I, Ml . J. M. I hvms, H.A. . Murlrrc l or. . loin. W. I Vito ) ., H.A. . J. K l •in . Ill, H.A. . j hvillr, I mu. ivis iin Vli V vi. H.A, . a livillc, loin. Ill k v III vi . Ill, H.A. . I ui« n ( itv, loin. I I Mimmi, |k H.A . I rank lot t, Ky. ( haltannoRj, I run. Class of Mu vii 11 K vasi H.A. . Vicion Hvkk, H.A, . Dm a v H vii s, H.A. . Amikiv lhn.ii. H.A. . I.. I . Hi kcii, |k H.A. . NVll I I AVI ( I VKK H.A. . Di i vvu ki (‘nor k. H.A. . a hvillr, I run. Na hvillr, loin. ( rntrrv illr, loin. (Vnlrr villr. Ir tin. Na livillr, loin. ( hri'li.m.i. 1 rtin. N’a hvillr, loin. I k v k Wii vo H.A. . Mvkims Ikviik H.l . . a livillr, loin. Koiiiki II vi i H.A . OKI llitkurv, loin. -I II v t i m a . H.A Nadhrillt. I mil. I iokimi II vi.vrivtiii H.A. . I aki Charlr . I i. ivi M «iki H.A. . Mill Irrr lxi|ii, I rim. |ohn Mi ki'iikm. H.A. . Naihville, Tenn. I Roni so H.A. . i I'.ilin Hr.uli, I l.i lluniwillc, Ala. 79 R. I„ Alford W. C. Auord Josh Ambrose j. A. Ball K. M. Baird M. Banning John M. Barksdaii I)r. 11 ton Barr 1.. A. Bauman. Jr. 1)k. V. ('. Bii.hro Joe R. Blackwood M. Bradford Mark Bradford, Jr. Joe Broadus Dr. I.. K. Burch II. W. Caldwki.i. J. F. Caldwell J. W. Caldwell R. r. Caldwki.i. Winston Caldwell V. I). Caldwell John Calhoun (I. K. Campbell 1.. F. Chapman W. C. Cherry C. F. Clark James Clayton C. W. Cook W. K. Cook H. M. Cox J. I.. Cos ner Dr. R. S. Curiis II. I). Dallas II. D. Dallas, Jr. 1.. T. DeRKYBKRKS M. K. Dekkybekky, Jr. P. I.. Derryiierry J. B. Dickson Dr. W. C. Dixon Robert C. Dunn R. V. Dury A. I). Howards H. K. Plain F. I . Knes Kappa Alpha Chi Chapter—Continued. Fratres in L’rbe c. w. Folk R. E. Folk E. T. Frazer J. Fuller William A. (Ii ild W. II. CilTHRIE I. . W. Hardace W. 1). Hardeman J. E. Hart C. A. Harwell R. F. Harwell S. K. Harwell Harry Hedrick, Jr. J. B. 11 dibits, Jr. T. II. 111 it bits C. F. Dickerson J. B. Hunter (Ikanrerrs Jackson Row mi vi n W. Jam i s W. II. Johnston Barton Jones I). K. Jones Hdoak Jones V. M. Jones R. M. Kim; H. R. klNNKBREU F. F. Kirkpatrick J. C. Knox W. II. Knox. Jr. B. W. I.ANDSTREET, Jk. M. S. Lewis Ri mses Lewis R. II. I ALE J. C. R. McCall J. IF McCall J. T. McCall W. F. McCall H. B. McSwain Thomas II. Mai.oni C. S. Martin. Jr. II. W. M mm us J. F. MeiRs W. F. Meirs Dk. ('. M. Miller II. B. Morrow Edwin Murray i So O. F. Nye P. F. Nye Dk. John Overton II. E. Palmer, Jr. F. I.. Parkes, Jk. E. C. Perry Eugeni Pilcher M. B. Pilcher S. F. Porter W. R. Porter D. M. Post W. II. Preston E. A. Price, Jr. A. I). Reed J. B. Richardson. Jr. John F. Richardson R. M. Richardson M. S. Ross J. M. Rs n Mason Scobey Edward F. Seay J. W. Siiipp William Spi ks II. A. Succs J. F. Sloan P. F. Sloan, Jr. W. M. Si rxes A. W. Stock ell, Jr. Dk. W. A. Sit lis n T. C. Tanner J. I.. Templeton J. W. Templeton S. B. Turk nttne, Jk. 1., (i. Waldrop VI. II. W i lack: C. C. Washburn I'. CJ. Watkins D. W. Webb T. I. Webb Horace V. Wills, Jk. J. B. Wells A. W. Wilson R. J. Woods. Jk. 1.. B. Yarbrough K. oA. (Southern Style) I hr Methodist elders were well aware « ! the horrible incongruity of placing their tablcrna« Ir tor the communica firm of the divine afflatus adjacent to the k. V lodge, so they paid oft tlw mortgages on that den of mn|uitv and induced the Aliev K.its to move as Tar aw ay as was convenient. It is indisputable that it would have been had tor the cause ot Home Missions to have had such a concrete example of their failure next door to the church. The k. A s on their part were very glad to get out ot that sanctified atmosphere so that the hallelujah chorus would not disturb their Sunday morning’s sleep. I he wihl k. A. in its new habitation. I lliston IMacr, is not an rssrntiallv «hanged animal from the nocturnal, polvgamous creature of other vrais. ()f «nurse there are exceptions, such as Paul Davis. who is the scion ot an old family, one so ancient that the latest branch is onlv a delayed butt. C )n the other hand, there is Dopey” Thompson, who resembles the east end ot a west going stallion, but whose biav is strong Iv reminiscent ot another member ot the equine family. One of the most interesting s| ecimcm of the k. .s is one Chick” DeVoe I archeologists find Ins skull in the ruina t Nuhvillc Rome thousand vears hence, they will be intrigued bv the ni.is-.ive forehead, the protruding teeth and powerful undent!ung jaw, and will probably name it something analogous to the Cro M.ignon man. It they then preserve the bone in eloohol, the wandering spirit of DeVoe will be allayed. The Alley Rats came through a very successful rushing season in which the chapter pledged one I.arrv Minnish. When they woke up the next morning and got a good look at him, fhev thought he was part of the hang over. I hings went from bail to worse when 1.1 Mose. the chapter bootlegger, suffered an attack of perforation and died. The whole bulge went into mourning. •Stude. I s i Beta Theta Pi Beta Lambda Chapter Hack Row : Coffey. M ush, .Miiixliull. ItoKarM, McClellan, It. livrxoii, I.. Mi-Call. Hull. Hi-own. Craliant. Wilson. S....nil Row: Caldwell. Jacobs .........twavd, PIckerluK. Sittunoiis. Pryor, Holliday. I.auo. RmiMln, Mc- M array. 10 vans. Third Row: 1,!; «•. Vanxlin. W.-nvn ; Tralmc. Klimn.-, Pronor. T. Tralaio. CumiliiKhrmi. Itrinvcluuxt. Fourth How. ll.xrvcy, Kroonmn. Wurnmth. Ch«. hlro. Turner, Sinitli, Oliver. Thorrell. Colors Pink mul Light Blue Hii I 111 i IM, founded at Miami Iniver- sitv. Oxford, Ohio, in 1839, was the first so- cial fraternity founded west of the Alleghenies and the second fraternity to have a Western chapter. John Reilly Knox was the moving spirit in Beta’s founding. Many Southern chapters inactive soon after the Civil War have in late years been restored with the new Southern expansion. Flower The Rom- 182 Beta I beta Pi founded at Mi.i mi I nivrrsin, ()tli ri), Ohio. juli. |S; , htabiubrj tSS; K MR s IN I C Hn .!•• M I'm I r. W. «HHU1H. B.A.. 1.1 It. . )ims ( Hi at ii, M.l). . I i i.i s i lit mvdov. 11.A. . I Hi'om Mf«i( o, M I). . I V (iHIMt, It , I’ R TII IV I Class of K. W. IlotMiu Jr I I .B. . Clarksville, I run. KmvARn II. Brim.mi m. II.A. . I'ailucih, Ka. I . |). (’i NMNumi, II.A. Ohion, I run. jAMM I). ( in All AM. B.A . Rome, I 4. Class of jAMts C. Itarium «, B.A. . Nashville, Irun. I. W. I tsv is 8 olumbia, l enn. I to Jacohs. Jr., H.K. . I lorenre, la. Iomn i McCau B I ‘ • a I v s k S, I'uKin, H.K, . Vj htillf, Into. ( . I . Wooiiaa ako B.A. I AC I I.T ATI . . ItitiMif I'rnffiinr Snimlnff I film ft XteJnaI JnnifmJtnir . Intlrmtlar m tiyartnlnf)r XtrmbfT • Hoard • ! I mil . nutant in Cltnt.al ObtUlrns Inutant Inilmilnt m mink VIA I RSII ATI 93! Bin l . Rin-bii. B.A. . Shelbvvillc, I ron. [OM j Marshall, i b a. . Wuhlnm , i . c. I aki W. Marsh, B.A. . Port Arthur. Ir . I Pkkirim; B.A. . Carthage, I ron. W. II, At tats. B.A. . Nashville, I ron. 193 William Ramon B I NaAvilh 1 I Smarm 11 Ml ishville, l Kohiri I Simmon , B.A. . Shreveport, I .1. • t rRAiui IV., M.D Nashville, 1 I. I'. W arvi aim, B.A. . Ilumltoldt. I ron. I'iioaiav W. Wiimia B.A. Padm ah. Ka. Pula«ki, I ron. Class of hj33 C. II. Itmsos. B.A. . Brownsville, Iron. I m 1 11. ('11 ah , B.A. . Nashville, 1'enn. N. Van Mi sorii'ks, B.K. . Columbia, Iron. Mai cm m . I am B.A. . Courilaml, Ala. J. I I II . It.A., M,D. . I ittle Kin k, rk. s. M Mi Mi rk a a . |k It.I Srnvrn.i, I ■m. 11 . Ouvta, Jr., B.A. . Nashville, l «-mi. C.HUO.I I I’RAOR, |r., B.A. . Stamford, lev Iim tin k. Sloan, b. v Riddleton, I'enn. K. W. Smiiii. B.A. . Nashville. Iron. C. I r A111 1 I .. It.A.. II B. . Na«hville, I enn. ruas M ntAaui B Nashville, renn. Class of hj34 Kf.niRi C. Birvin, B.A. . Brownsville, I’enn. Root hi A. Bkoaa.m , B.l . . Nashville, I enn. I amis Ross Ciiimiiki. B.A. . Nilant.i, i.i. B. II. I KM MAN. |r.. B.A. . San Anumio, lex. Avirv Mamm a, Jr.. B.A. . Nashville, I enn. I. I). 11 aka a . Jr., B.A. . Memphis. Iron. J'mis C. 11« n ii A a B.A, . (irrrnville, S. C. ( 11 ARM s II. Him, B.A Memphis Iron. Louts McCall, Ia., C.R. Memphis renn. t Mi i 11 m an, B.A.. Knl BoilingSpg ., I enn, 1 i I mi mki m . B.A. . Aberdeen, Miss. II. I I i kn r, Jk.. B. . . Paducah, Kv. • S} Beta Theta Pi Beta Lambda Chapter—Continued. John- M. Barr hr J. V. Barker Gf.orgh F. Bi.ackie Wii.i.iam M. Bi.ackie Leo L. Boles Aurei II. Bkamiam IIakry Baird Bond I Os : eii W. Bern's, Sr. Jons ('. Burch Frank I. Cherry Walter H. Clarks Jons I.. Craig I.ELAND Hi ME George Kii.lerrkw William C. Mason Alex McClain Kni.or McClain Charles McI.ai giii.in Theodori Moreord Leslie M. Nelson Ben II. Nicholson Egbert Owenbey Samuel F. Pickering Wai ker II. Gill Robert I). Goodi.eti K. Grant Aver Mandly K. C. Harikastie. Ik I). T. Harris Fisher Hawes Robert K. Hawes Martin A. Hayes J. M. I lOUGI.AND A. M. IlOI'KINS iER M.D B. I lOW KD J. M. Peebles ('. S. Powell Roirr. L. Proctor, Ik. Rorer i C. Provisi Iames S. Ri i W. C. Recki es Loom s W. Sciii.a iek W, II. SCHl I KM N Dr. N i Shoe 11 k III nky E. Smith Ions Teas Kkatres in' I Kin- Robert (). Davidson W. L. Davies W. P. Dismukks Glenn Samuel G. Douglas I AMES ( iEDDES DOUGLAS William N. Estes Albert G. Kwisg, III S. Cecil Ewing W. II. Ewing Rober t 11. Fits Stratton Foster William F. Fry, Jr. Will Temim.e E. W. Thompson Robert F. Thompson Charles ('. I kabui J. E. Treanok Lai ki nci L. Trk anok Francis Wariiei.d ('arter L. Wilson Dr. Jack Witherspoon Ellery C. Workman Ci aktnci: (’. Young 1S4 Confessions of a cBeta Dear Cpmma,Ure: thing ate in a terrible condition. When I joined thi hili;r mini year ago. it «n notnl f« r «omcthitig—it men of crrji i trllnt. Well, inmai, that nhii the toll! inr doting Kudi Week. Sow the Phi Beta arc g« • and it i 4rd for nothing at all. Iirf' «car the f redimen get dumber ami dumber. l rtunateU. there i a limit to all thing . Hut inre you mu t know the nottt, here are a few random note on «ome of the inmate at ito I went -fourth avenue, nith—a nrt of Who' I lone in Beta Iheta Pi. Kdward II. Pride of Paducah Brtnghur —Regarded in Paducah a a model of pristine purity, he ha been known to plat Bla«k Ja with matrhr tor keep . Said to be the la t «land of intellect in the chapter. Inn if he' one of the iuleltigent ia, I m a . Oh, well, thi book mmi go into family librarie . Jatne l pper t uml erland Barbour—(hirriy noted lie au e he i • imultancoudv making the grade for both of th e great honorar organi Ml ion . I'hi Beta Kappa and Kappa Beta Phi. Paul Mnther a the («real I man 'i pator becau e hr led the rhaptrr out ot the ti h ball era in tituted by the departed Andcrwn. careful about whom he retire with. J. I. I ip -Dr lined to been me an imtitutian at inderbilt, a he i now comfortably ettlcd ill the Mrdn al Vh «| for an indefinite period A grafting politician. !«■ , and it you want t know where your $ , . Stinlriit I nlon pee goes a«k I ipe. Or, better, watch him. Charley ( tab I rabur- l iving to become a legal light, but «• tar only a dim bulb. ' there are other one might think ot, but hot think vet mu h ot. there II. A Oliver, the bay with tlnttlpiirt initial Btitliig Brack Cbnaa the rvn bloon .iw u.i m cure ”Ducky Ber on, Kud Prvor, and the mrlodiou C. Kunoch Picketing. I hen, how mulct one overlook the gn.it Kingrer, coinpoor ot lu t Bcfote the Bottle Mother,' .mil hi cohort. John Softy Mar hall, the la t of the tthletic Marshall ' And, I nearly forgot, COMMODORE, to mention Jatne and Carrie, the colorful tram which prewde at prc eiit in the Beta kitchen. though not «tried Beta , the hjvr the pirit ami everything, and indeed compare rn favorable in intelligence with member n! the current Kredltnan ( la . Judge tor vour elf. Koentlv a taller on the phone inquired: 'I tin thr Beta botneP' No ! lames brilliantly conceived iwwci war Naw( rir, Mr. i ............... lum I lm s here! I he chapter l« t on iderablv in ru liing «trength when the notntioii Professor Diwuukr drpartrd from the farultv, a Beta tre hmeii can no longrr be amurrd pa ing grade in I rrmh I and II. Indeed, it mu t be admitted that immediately after two Beta left the university faculty the chapter dropped from «eroiid t •evrlitb place in chola tic standing -a nine coin- cidence, of niiine. (Editor n tr—Of cour e.) Not long ago a tmliman appeared at a bouvr dance with one of tlio e gill who would have come under the old beautiful but dumb clj ificalion, but tor the tart that he wa not very pretty. During the course of the evening, the freditnan, growing cnthu«ia tir about hi fraternity, it hi t« rv and legionary character , inquired What do you think about Wooglin, anyway? And the wret little thing replied I doin’ know, but I'm ju t riving tor von to teach me how to wnogle. It' ju t that ort of thing, COMMonoRt, that ha driven me crazy. Hoping you are the «attic, t5 Sam V. Cai n m i.. Chi Phi Alpha Pi Chapter Hack Uow: I’opo, M, Jom-.s, Heybohls, ). .Imivu, Hcrko, llo'vo. Second K« v: Toffol. Sundldkc, Hicks. Shaver. Jolly. Thomas. Mcllw.uio. Sayers. Sim-lsor. Brubaker. Kalsten. Third Row Core. Hudson. Ilawll............... ii.h.ii.', W. Tomlinson. M-«.‘nl.y. « lark, V. Bnthaker. F. Tomlinson. Chi I’m in it present organization is the re- sult of a merger in 1X74 of groups represent- ing the original three orders of Chi Phi Colors founded respectively at College of New Jersey Scarlet and Blue m lSs4’ at ,lu' University of North Carolina in iSsS. and at Hobart College in i860. The oldest, the Princeton Order of New Jersey, really traces its history hack to Robert Raird in 1X24. but little is known of this earl group. A majority of the chapters have always been in the North, and especially the Northeast. Flower ('.rape Vine (Symbol) 186 Chi Phi Foumlrtl at Princeton, Hntmhrr 34, 1 34. B ifa bln fu.I t Sj Kr NTR s IS' I IVI RM I VI I i.lmt of tyji t I SiiAvri, A if., II if. . Ilum«villr. Ala Class of t (jjj Iranltort, t . J. K. Militwvis A.If. a«hvil!r, I run. lt halia. Mi . I I FOMUMOM All mjnll... I rv I 11m I . Wiimirt. H.K. , Ni h illr I'rnn. Class of i y.fS I vt« A ( 1 VRK, A.If. . SwrrUN .iirr. Ir I ii v . K NOIJh. A.It. . Wav nr, 'cl . Ill ihm | . II vvv ni «w. .lt, . DrniH'tt, ArL I mvis A, Smim, ji .H. . a-hvillr, I ron, I . I Mi i . J ., I I If. . Amarillo, I r . w D I ............ I I li . J K I. I l I . A.If. . M I . K Ai m VH . Clan of iyJ4 (.loKu A. If kko, A.If, . . New Voik, N. Y. Hi RON f. IfRIRARll, It.F. . rrrnhrl«l, O. I'm vain It. 11 n k$, It. I . . Na hvillc, I'rnn. T. I’M Ihivvr. A.It. . I ui illc. K . J. II. M. |ns .It. . ilrn I rtri . W. a. ,i iiki.i M. 1 i i M . A.It. Ovm s M 11 i v II I . ilrn I rrri . V. '.i. I imm P nm 1« I Moi i . . ■ «. . Wiiiivm It. Kvmiv, A.It. . I .in'ton, III. lONN C. AXMDGI II Nukviltf, I mu. Hw.ni Mithii, Alt. . Nashville. I'rnn. . Whcclinu. V. .1. K. I . Hi i t. |( I|S« S lt 'l KII V. F. lit ivr W. |). Ift MOV |. A. lit KROW j. t CtRRl I'.. H. Dm r.mkiy It. II. Fsmi Fratris in I rim J. F. (im 1 s ( II V NV. II VVVKISS |. It. Hour A. J. I . MI NK ;. 1 isk Du I . It. Mi Ai 1 v mm k I I Mi l I I.W MSI I. V. M vnmv. Ik II. I . Nt s v 1.1 v I . S. I’VKKIR, W, It. I’M I ( SlDWVV I S| M l s I v i 1 I. Vwo ( It. NV M I u I I It. II KISMIS II wry Wins 7 0 Chi Vhi As Slim Tomlinson once said: “Some men go to fraternities, but personally I like “Chi Phi”. ()l course, Slim never has been accused of a great amount of brilliance; in fact, no one has ever even insinuated as much, but such state- ments as this go to prove that even the most simple-minded ho no-saf i(ns is inclined to reach heights sublime now and then. W e don't mean to detract from Chi Phi by am of our introductor) state- ments. as surel) Chi Phi iresell' manages to do that without am assistance. To merely say Chi Phi really seems enough without going am further in the matter. The fraternit) has, however, shad as they ma be. some fairly good points. Some of the points, though, are pretty well rounded. In fact, rounder just about describes any one of the members with the possible exception of Norvel Thomas, a Christian gentleman, a second-class scout, and considered as a likely candidate for president of the Lpworth League. As this article goes to print the Chi Phi I louse is located several blocks away from the campus on West Lnd. Mthough the Vanderbilt student body feels indebted to the Hoard of Health for the une ordinance making such a distance compulsory, we still feel that the noticeable odor on days when there is a strong wind from the northwest indicates that the Health Hoard didn’t fully understand the acute circumstances of the case. The odor itself can’t be helped, as any chapter that has been dead as long as Chi Phi is naturally going to have a rather potent smell; but the location of the offense really should be considered more carefully. The personnel of the chapter all five of them—is very conclusive. Join the k hi Phis and be forgotten seems only too sad and fitting for these unfortu- nate boys. Among the pledges, a rather doubtful group to say the least, there is one boy who has been so revolutionary as to break all Chi Phi tradition and try to make something of himself. I be effort, of course, is oidy too feeble, but the spirit of the endeavor is wonderful, considering the handicap the boy has in being a Chi Phi. We speak of none other than “Child Harold Smelser, the boy who firmly believes in the old adage: “He that tooteth not bis own horn, said born shall not be tooted. Smelser’s one trouble is that be has no worthy tune to toot, consequently be reminds one of the cymbals without the band, 't et we wish the boy luck, as many a man lias made something of himself after starting from even a lower point than Chi Phi. (There is some question as to just bow low this might be, but the statement still stands. Laugh if you want to. We «lid.) iSS Sio HUI 7 [ l (A Letter Home oj a None-Too-Smart Freshman) Drar Martin V 1I 1 .1!11 .ill irttlrd • Vanderbilt and I finally went Sigma Nu l bere are x have the chance to do anything else. It's really quite nice, though, as I'm not verv smart, so I have found my «elf to he in just the right group. I like all of the boy and Itallx Parkin, too, hut tlw all arent o funny. Ka C’onsley, for example, thinks In very good looking, which is .ihout the funniest thing I have hr.ir l at Vandy. Parkin must ha r hern horn in laNklon, a« the tog he goes around in i« just too drit«r to he true. The Scheffer twins are lunm hoys. too. Their brother. I onry. isn't wi awfully hard to look at, hut the twins just ■ always having his hair vt, They a that the girls in Nashville won't go out with him or Ward Kane. I don't know why, as th« are mnocrut looking boy Prob ably they have already acquired that rather blank. meanmglr s aspect that all th Sigma Nus have. I he chapter ha lots of athletes football, basketball, baseball, golf, poker and parlor athletes dominate the chapter. Hugh Ihsharoofi and Monk Met all plav piugpong. Sam I’pchurch would like to play, hut he isn't mentally capable of remembering the rules. Hr say he nr rr could understand an intricate flung like that. Heing a farm lx y, I feel very much at home here, as we live in an old barn. It's not as nice .is our back home, hut it gives one the general idea of what a fii't rate barn might be. I lie wa some ot the boys sow their wild oats (u really just hay need) also remind me of the farm. The only tiling 1 don’t like about Vand is the wa everybody laugh at me when I tell them I went s . i N Hon M (• w r IK me that I’ll to it. Prom all I hear, however, they were hiughmg at McC law even before he went farmhouse. I didn't laugh at him, though, as I feel sorrv for him. I • II little brothei not to study any more, .• he can't g Sigma Nu when he cornea down here it he know s any thing. We have i scholastic rating that threatens to estahli'h .i new record .if .uidy. Sigma N must .I• • something t he rememheied tor, even if it i' nothing else than the dumbest hunch of farmers to ever go through Vanderbilt. 't our lo ing son. N m i I . S. I am sending all my pajamas hack home. Some of the hoys laughed at them, while «till more had nevei heard uch things. We sure have i bunch ■ funny hoys. Sigma Nu Sigma Chapter How : YiuikIiii, SaH.-y, m Huberts, |.iKin i ..or, luvln. I'.trkin. J. Scheffer. S i'oikI How: Ininliip. Hohlnsoli. Johns.. , Sellers, Kiimurd, J. Huberts, Slink. Hol'd. T:.lnl How: My. rs. Hair. Shai'krlIol'«i I.mi It. M. . all. 'oiml. y, la ntz. H.tltliins, Mt Cllw, Tut.1. Joins. Young. 1 « urili H w t Scheffer. Hay.-r, t’|.i linr- li. I'nllcr. Kmif. I'ntt.inb 11. Houck. Mylir. I'lllli How Jatkson. Mat I hows. I ishnr « ii. Sanilusky. folk. Jacob . Harry. Sic.m Ni originated from the Legion of Honor, a sec re society organized in i.XtiX at irginia Militan Institute, Lexington, Yir- ginia. Karlv growth was confined to the Imvtr South, hut Northern expansion began in iSX ) White Rose at N ale. I he chapters at first were not given (I reek letter names, hut the soon took over such classification. The growth has been steady and consistent, mainlx because of a strong national organization system founded early in Sigma Nu history. Colors White, Black and C «old 190 ¥0? Sitfnici IN ii I -Irtl ji Virginia Militar |n niuir • Itltt. ('.hmf-lett Ninrts i« •«««i C iafhri: In MR n IV I AC I I.T ATI Jonrii V. A11 (mm . Ml).......................................... .... list. (Urn. MrJitiar J. P Kukhimi. M.D . .Imti.lfUff l . H. li o« s . (•ioka K. C’aOS, Pu.l). . . . Inl- Prof mot of Rtmlmfj I . M M | . Ini Prof ol I it la %• am.l I Ur out F. C. IUmiia Pii.I). . I) torn. ( ollttf of I tit «nJ Sti., Prof. Pijtkol. 1 M suiait. H. . M . htam of Mtm Prof of Mrslktmolut KrMRIvIV I VIVMInITATI ( '. Ititt of itj a Wmtwt M Honi M|) Pul.i ki, i Moils n R. ■ . k j ■ . II.I I M .u sium Msiim «' 11 A. Hunkir. I j Jrntrii nhiiiii H A. . V« hsillr, I run. Clan of m u 11 i n Coivsrii. |l. A. . (ilfOlwixul, Mi . Ill oil 11. DlMIAKOOK II.A. . Nhiiumuf. Al.i Komri Hoi k, B.l . , N.i hvillr, I run. II. I HANK jAUViS, II.A. MiMlIgntlirrs, M.l 1)11,1 Alto I Uoiit. It.! . . Kill ISII | SMH. II.A. . Na hville. I rim. ■ 1 . . ! 11 i mi s Vm no, B. V . I |u« on Mi t. sss 11 A. . l II i i « n II.A . Wii ham Parkin-, II.A. . «. J Poi k. 11.A.. I I II. ■ M ii i i s i S Ni i ks. M.D. I ili • Nt s I Soiiimk 11.A. Nashville, I mu. N.nhs ille, I run. Nashville, Iron. I itllr Rock, Ark. Helena. Aik. Nashs illc. I rim. Class of njjj I SMI Ham . II.I- , Koioki Barry, H.l . I)win n. Haw . M.D . John Hr sy, H.l . . K SS SO.Nil ( ON 1 IS', II.A. J ack kii i i niii n . H.A. . M'll I i a m I i 11 .r. H.A. . ( 'I SRI Nil (.KSlII, H.A. I KNMI Irss in H.A. . Mi. pi uant I enn. .l hvillr, I rim. Nashville, I run. Mnntgotners, Ala. Ilrlrua, Ark. Il.irl rllr. A'a. Monticomrrs, Ala. . I ranklin, I cnn. Ml. Plra ant, I ■ mi. M II si i n sn M l . ( I S 111N |oNI s. H.A. . M SHII K SNI II. . . Nili n. I ini , H.A. . I ' ni t Ms I K H.l . I. Ms hr II I . I ski sNi. Rom ini B.A M SKION I sills. H.A. . II SKKIS I Sll. H.l. . S SSIl | I . I IN III Rill, . Mnntgotnrrs, M.i. Piur Hlulf. rk. Nashville, I rim. Si. Petersburg, Fla. . Na hvillr. Irim. Hrllrsur. Iron. Mayfield, K . Petersburg, Irim. a hvillc, Irim. M l), . Clanton, !a. Chus of IQJJ Ariiii Di ni si . H.A. . Pari . I rim. I). V. Johnson, H.l . . Na hvillr, I run. Nsnii Jordan, H.A. . . . Franklin, Irim. Cl siuoRNi Kinnskd. H.A. . Franklin, I cnn. Iksnk I oKii, H.l!. . Nashville, I run. 11 skrs Sisrk, H.K. |kiinvin N1. I « ss i i H. A. . Na hs illr. I rim. Jo Koririn H.l. . Na hsillr, Penn. Nil son K 'ii i n son , H.A. . a hvillr, I rim. A11 n mi i iks. H.A . Momi omrrs. Ala. Iksnk Shepard, B.E, . Montgomery, Al.i. Nashville, 1‘cnn. •V' Sigma Nit Sigma Chap h r Continued. T. II. Alexander I)r. I. V. Alford. Jr. Harry Ambrose Lawrence ( Lyttleton ('. Anderson Howard II. Barksdale John (). Uei.i. Rennie O. Bentley IIarrv Bivins Rich rd P. Hi ackmer Ai.i.ie V. Howi.es, Jr. C. H. Brown- Dan Brooks Brainakd B. Cheney Dr. Kiceni M. Orr Franklin ('. I ASCII i Dr. Brice K. Paym Carr Payne Daniei. V. Phii lies. Jr. John I.. Porter (I. A. PURYKAK William A. Puryeak Charles I'. Rich I ames I'. Riddle Martin S. Roberts Casper Kuhn Warren O. Lamb Frank Leu Lee J. Loventhai. I I ROI.D (I. I.OWE A I HR O. M WWEI.I Ben i min I . Mai ihews Dr. I'iiom s W. Mi ni i s Dr. II rr M. Mkrcii n i N. B. Morris Jos. C. Morrison, Jr. Wesi- II. Morion, Jr. John (). Neai. George C. Norton Cii ri.es M. Sarr 11 (ikorgi A. Sum it Ai.de n Smith A. F. Spoi iswoon l.l Ml El. H. S'lLVENS ROIIERI L. SrOCKARD, JR. Andrew Sump. Pai i. R. Sti mb. Jr. Lawrence B. Sii mb C. Si there.and, Jr. William In. Tate, Jr. 1'R.ATRHS l I Kill; Charles C. Coggins Jr. Lou Collins George Coi.yar Anderson Roy D. Cooper Adrian D. Fatherly A. D. Haiiierly, Jr. Dk. Ri n s D. Fort Dr. George: R. Gage Albert G. Gerse Dr. J. P. Gilbert Roy Hardison Dr. Cari. W. IIotier Granberka Iack.son, Jr. Hayes Jakes Julian J. I'iiom s Roberi Lit I'iiom as Nob i i an Ness 11 1.1 V U CIIAN James II. a ugh n I' RANKI IN Wll I I MS Joseph M. Wisi Y. I. Witherspoon John II. Woki.ia Robiri F. Worrai.i. i ')2 cAlpha Tau Omega Ah, those jtmiliar frrak who inhabit thr house, it one may call it that, situated at .••■•4 Broad! Nr vet ha there hern a «ingle group in thr h: t r •.? fraternities which comprime such a varied collection an«l ot Mich doubtful worth. Hut wr nsuat hand it to thr bojn t« t hr.it Mobod) bn rt found out udm started the firr in the A. I . . Ilony last January. I lie onl evidence a -ill- able was a pair of burned pajamas .md a ruined mattress in thr backyard. And along with that, we tear, goes the tact that nohod) notified the firr department. ( h, well, that was brotherly spirit aitwvav. Ami be it sjul to the credit or discredit ot those concerned that was the second time in thrre day that a bed caught fire after Hruther I.ihUm had a date with a certain near debutante. Ah. these Nashville women. And speaking ot women, snmebodv please decide why I uthill dates with such a varied collection of coed instructors and Cotillion members and what liap|H nrd that night when they all got together at the Paramount. Ami thru, thrrr’s laikry. who seem to be hanging around tor tome obscure purpose -month itter month, and vear atter year with no apparent result, except the rumor ot a seiret marriage to Hansel and maybe iretel, too—who knows No use in lying exclusive. Hut the good old A. T. C ). intelligentsia seems to be dying out. The onlv light lett glimmering since John Thompson's hejira to Harvard is Purity IMus Cast hall ami judging trotn the movie column of Mtaque, that light wouldn't show a mole the way home. Hut there, there, the Lad) Dean will take care ot all that! Speedy “Looey Hades holds the campus record for amorous fast work anybody that ran shoot a hot line to a deb at a traternitv breakfast at It .M. and come home t« dinner at six o'clock married to another gnl anybody who can do that, se us. is pretty good. Hut we wonder which of the girls was the saddest next day. The eternal football element is still alive, though somewhat enfeebled by the ravages of the Mean’s office. Cig Iron Hcaslcy still appears to be daddy-man with the Lad) Kenaldo. which indicates a sturdy constitution, to s.i the least. Hut even “Cig Iron'', according to the Lady, doesn’t quite reach the C hester field standard. l ake that any way vou like. 11 in all, they're not such a bad bunch -for V T. ( ).'s. Square-Head Hudgins and Moore, the baby faced man mountain, keep the old scholastic aver age high and other averages which even the C'oXfxfoiMiRi wouldn't mention. And for social distinction, “Swofler Sanford upholds the standard doubtfully. Hut even doubtfully is some improvement ovci past years. 9) Alpha 1 au Omega Beta Pi Chapter ICut-lc liow: I'awHon, II..It. V. Hopkins. I.oki-y. S.M ..H.I lio ' IN.W. II. iwinii. lltKlRhiH. Andivws. M.ii.ir, I:. I..xk.tt. St.m. r. I'liii.l K.. v: -M.it low. Criil.ttv,. .I.ni.-s, . •. Hopkins. l ost, i I’iiUoii. Koiti'l li How: Tu til II I. I’ii80h:tll. Sanford. Hiiylo . W. I.o -kot’. dolors Old (odd and Sk Blue Alpha I u () nc, . founded at Richmond. Virginia, in 1X65. In , . (). (ila .ebrook. AI I red Marshall, and I'.. M. Ross, was the first fraternity founded after the Civil W ar anti was the first Southern fraternity to have Northern chapters, although it has continued to lie in the main a Southern order. 'The fra- ternity enjoyed its most rapid growth in 1SS1 and 1XX2 when it added fifteen chapters, mak- ing it the largest national fraternity at that time. I'lotver White Tea Rose m AIpha I «hi Omega Founded Scpicinbct ii, .11 Richmond, ' iiguda. , ilakhthfJ (hlahn nj, iSSq 1'RMRIS IN I- AC I II Vri K W, HntiM.li . . ('in i (mu Hi fun . Povaid Daviihos . (•IB Mil lit V|M KSO . I MINI I.AMI a , K I , Si I I K J. WtIMI . Wll KtRtos, Ja , . t'fffum Climit N'ar«r ; Iinilttat l linn l .In ms I mil,ml Pralniar un . . Ilunn.tt lan,n ,f litiilttal Pratt tar ('lian l)rtmalaloi j li:atiMlr I’raftnat Clint Oftk. an.I Ol l I til. ('ha Ofith. an.I Olal. tut. dim. Ofth. aa.l Dial. I Class of njit 1 jn ii K. Haa i it. H.. . . K. t. Ci aba. M l). . J. K. pAvttov. M.ll. . ■ Old Iliilnri, Icon. ii k lnirg, Mi . Hiriningliiin, Ala. Pa in ( Kim. H.l . . I i ti i W. 1 i i. H.A. . ! n N|.. .. | I Wftl KitRtKT I Saviokii, H.A. .i h illc, 1 cnn. Kiplcv, Ic mi. Class of {if. John 1) siii, H.A. . ( IIRU 1 |OI klN HI,. ( ■ «N m Mill 1 DM H. Old Hickory, Icon. Na hvil|r. 1 run. 1 i mv W ii 11 m H.A. W M II X 1’ Wll l I H.A. . Kl Al. W SlIWAKI, H.A. . 1 m. w 1 i mu i. H.A. . . Hiriiiin hain. Ala. tlanta, (ia. Mindrn. 1 a. ( hicagn, III. Class of 9.13 Hi mik Asoki t« H.A . 1 vmi 1 Hi i i . H.A. i iik .i ('i.ov . H A. . Wll 1 1 AM ( ow , H.A. . Kui i iv Damii M.l . . Wll MAM 1 «• 1 • a H.l , . Nashville. 1 rim. ihen , Ala. 1 nion City, 1 run. 1 ivrllr illc, I'cnn. Old llirkurv, I'cnn. Hirminuliain, Ala. Saviokii Wim H.A . I'llOM A lllNIUBsON. H.A. 1' KM B llol 1 . H.A. . 1 Ml V A KM Ilni'KIVs. H.l. . W m III IB.INS. H.A. . Koni k : 1 . 1 in M i i . H.l . . Ili «ii W i k H.A. . . vx '1 Ofk V N . . Ir.mklin, I'cnn 1 II11.1 ) • 111 •. 1 mi .i hvillc, I'cnn. 1 ranklin, I'cnn. . Savannah, a. I.chanon, I'cnn. Class of 1934 I.IOM) 1 KIMS! H.A. . low k i H. 1 ) son H.A Mmn ll (iwvsvi. H.A Wi mu 11 I'mii 1lit. H.A. Natlivillr, 1 mil. . . Kiiininuh.itn. Ala. . l.rltanon, 1 mil. . Na hvillf, 1 run. ll (. I’owi ii , H.l'. . Nin u cnv. H.l.. . His Wim. H.A. . 1 l KI Wll Mill. H.l;. . I ul.i ki, 1 Vnn. 1 chanon. I'cnn. Kllll illr. 1 rim, Nllhl illc. 1 cnn. 95 Alpha 1 au Omega Beta Pi Chapter—Continued. J. II. ACKLKN .1. R. A 1st W. M. Bailey Isaac Ball, Jk. W. M. Ball J. R. Bandy R. W. Billinoton W. I.. Blair I.. V. Bowvei.i. R. F. Bol’I.t T. C. Buxnx W. I . Milan A. Y. Moori B. I . Moore I . C. Moori: F. A. Moses J. (’. Mot 1.1)1 K A. B. Neil W. S. Noble I. A. Nias J. W. Perky J. W. Perry, Jr. R. W. Jones r. kaix R. B. Kay Percy Kinnard I.. M. Lanier I. uke Lea Luke Lea. Jr. K. Q. Ledyakd Robert Lusk II. II. McAlister, Ik. R. E. McTioue (II. R.vi ii km v C. O. Rui B. W. Rich I KK I .Al l.IK Rich i kk I . M. Robinson. Jk. II kkn R. Sanders Henry R. Sanders R. I.. Schmid J. B. Scoby J. W. Shacklord Ckhi. Sims Fratres i I'rhe V. L. ('ai.dwki.l A. L. Childress I). M. Ci.i minis A. R. Craw i okd Donald Davidson J. J. Djocon N. ('. Ei m P. S. Gilman Frank (Soar (i. I). Henderson B. B. Horner J. C. Sparks J. (J. Stephenson ( KOROL Stoves R. K. Si I I.IVAN John Thompson. Ill II. S. V kei h i D Bkxdlia Walker M. T. Ward J. W. W RNEK, Jr. R. J. Warner R. N. Waits W. I). Wk M ill Kl OKI) W. XV. Wll.KEKSON 196 ''Delta Kappa Cpsilon A fraternitv was rushing against the I )rkrv 1 ho were putting the third degree to the Cute little rusher (Note: k'k the co-ed i! thr I fries don't pledge cute hoys). The) named off the lt«r of honor the lodge hold on the campus, including managership , football men, et al. When the had finished the extended recital, the sweet young thing b the wax of rebuttal piped: Oh, but the I )elrs have the presi- dency ot the Y. M. I . A. i iir oi the mouth of babes droppeth great peart of wiidom. Mo finer tribute to that group of splrndid men in D. h. I could luxe been uttered than came from that lowly fredunan that da . Iventuallv he extended the right hand of fellowship bx that brotherhood and hi chief aim va to lie a good I), k, K. Ili' ambition to become a president of the Y. M I . will no doubt be realized, tor the I )cke have held that office in at least alternate years without a struggle. Ia t it not be thought that the president of the k is the onl) honor held h the I teles. I 'hex luxe man) big men oil the campus. Stan field, for instance, is major domo m the band. It i nice to know that the hand had at least a man ot character to lead the solemn cacophony. Maybe he was rc'|tou ihle tm the fact that the band played only one piece, which, judging from the sound, must have been entitled Dis- cord in a Country Church. knottier D. k. I , dignitary is John Cunningham Cunningham enjoxs the iiiiitpir distinction of having run tor almost everything elective hi the L'Diversity up to but not including HI., and ha been defeated almost every time. knottier big man i- Sam Cowan, who is (iod’s gift to the Thetas and watches ovei them like .1 benevolent cyclops. Hob C lapp, on the other hand, docs not restrict his attentions to any one sororitv, hut gives them all his divided attention. Nobody ever saw Clapp on the campus or in the classroom without a co cd b his side. •97 Delta Kappa Epsilon Gamma Chapter lUuk How: Mllh-r, Poudo. Xoojln. Iliigln . Moorman, ■ v..... How: llminins. Hnmo. Iluml.rhk. Pond. W. Cniiie.iikhain K nf.-korho.kor. Wilson. W. .1. VuUglro. K. Johnson. Third How: Cowan. Stuiilleld. «’artor. Fort. Hail.-y. C.-or. Moody. I,. Johnson. Shull. Fourth How: Kennedy. Crawford. I rath r. K.ir .InK. It-avon. D.-thoro. Draper, Waller, l.o v, W. O. Vsumhn. Davis. fifth How: .1. it. Cunningham. Dtiurati. Morgan, Clapp, Carney. .Majors. CunlngKim. Fn |ua. Dki.ta Kappa Lpsii.ox was founded at Vale ollegc, 1S44. by a group of men endeavoring to found a new society in competition with Psi Ipsilon and Alpha Delta Phi. Though A tor. Gules and founded in the North, an early Southern )r growth can he noted in the forming of a chap- ter at the I diversity of Nashville in 1847. Growth, previous to the Civil War. was very rapid in the South. Since then, however, most «)t the chapters have been founded in the North. Flowin' The Pansy i«;$ Delta Kappa I psilon Fnumlrd jt Yalr. iltt. itmUiiAr . J 7 a iv t$itf Kr URI s IV I ACT I T U I mviM Miu I'ii.I) . lltmJ .i t t ahlh Drfuitmrmt ( . II. IIVMIItOS. M 1 . . niiiii.V t’rafrnar ► list matnlaiff ( III !« Mi t 1 PR| . I'fifii f Ray David K. P I HI . . I'rmffnor mf Pror o oyjr Will MM M Ft i wise, Pm.D, . IIOKlOS K ( wr.vRi . M l). . , I'ffrintr of 'rJotlnti Hr vr (« or «. M . . 'rofnmr • Pi j • «• . y IIm Diaki M D . . fVo rno of f. i i« mt I k vtri s iv 1 I V |V RM1 VTI (.’Ion t 0.(1 C. S. AKNtV. B.A. . Kiplr , 1 rim. It. , Na hvillf, Irnn. Paducah, K . (.. It. Dl Si s. B.A. . Va'hiillr, Irnn. $ u C. Cow vs. Jr., B.A. . .i«ln illr, 1 run. r. A. Ft ji a, B.A. . Navhvillr, Irnn. Ml R 1 III 1II ('« VVV IliKII, It B. K. Kiss n B Nashville, 1 run. M. Cl’. VlMjVI. B.A . K’j h villr, 1 run. M va«n ii M i« It . Kiplr , 1 run. J. B. Ci v vi soil am, B.A. Ill'xL illr. Mi . i l Mom s it Prtrrsburjb 1 run. 11 ARRIvOS Slit II HA, Bnobvilk, M • 19JJ iiiiR w i Bi vvi v. B.A. . 1 vrricrrrn. Ala. ( MARI 1 1 a 1 B.A. . Nashville, I'rnn. II.vrrv Di niRO, B.A. . ■ t.iivs Ph Villi R B.A. . 1 niiui City, 1 run. M n i m u Du mk B.A. . DvrrOuiitf. 1 rim. II. M. Si vsi III B.A. 1 mil illr, Ki. Win 1 vt • v B.A Hull Spring . Mi W ( Vaughan it. a.. Ml). Mat Arid. K . Ill s Wvi i ik. Il l . M.titirld, K'. ('.Inn . 933 Joi N. Bmi i . B.A. . i cvilk Mi” W 1 i ... v It .i hvillr, Irnn. W II 1 1 AM III n isH. V . -li. 11 !r l R «.1. ► H .irmrvillr, M, ( '. 1(1 K 1 VKIIK. B.l . . Na«hvillr, 1 rim. II. C. Ili 0111V It. . . a hvillr. Irnn. W ii i i mi Din. in i. 11.A. . N.i-livillr, 1 'rim. 1 i i |inisvov. It.A. . D.illa Irv. ('iiviiii 1 or i. It.A . N.i l illr. 1 rm . A. II. Moonv. It.A. . D ri duiri , 1 run. Phimi A Wii 11 .min. It. A N.idivillr, Trim. (!lil)S hf 1 (JyJ Wvi. Ci ssisi.u mi. B.A. . ItriKik'villc, Mi Du s 1 ism v . B.E. . N.i«hvillr, Irnn. W II 1 iavi I-'oniii . B.A. . M . (. ski sn 1 ivil.v, B.l . . 11 Dnrailn, Aik. 1 . C. II MIIIKIt K, B.l . . Sprint; Hill, 1 run. M vrvis Mn i ik. B.A. . Moliilr, !.i II r( iii lit ; ;is$, B.A. . ,i h illr. 1 mu. Rom hi Mimikvi vs. B.A. . 11 tints v i Hr. Ala. POKII Kill VII., It.l . . 1 ranMin, 1 rim. R vv Noons, It.s. . Hunts illr, 1 mil. 1 I M K Mi Kl Kill) Kl K. It.l . . Vi'liv illr, 1 run. V-ri i 11 i K n, It.A. . Si 1 nui , M . Ii ia m ImiSMis. It.A. . Monror, 1 a. W. 1. VIGIIM. B.l . ItrrniwiMiil, ITnu. 1 i noi Wii ms It.l , . . . IIoiimoii, lex. )9 Delta Kappa Epsilon Gamma Chapter—Continued. 1‘KATRl!S IN I RHi- ll. I B. A. H : mi Ernest Boyd E. E. Bum Irby Bright W. (I. Caldwell (I. II. CALLENDER J. H. Callender A. R. Cornelius I). (). McC'arn Ji if McCarn r. t. mcC'ori.ey B. M. Ml 1.1 MORI John Madden W. II. Meeks James Morris P. T. Nichols II. C. Parrent ( (I. Dury C. Howards I. K. (Jrijene N. Hamilton Ai.i reo IIumi. William Hi mi Paul Humer I'. (Kh irki.i K. I.ONG S. I'. Perkins II. II. Pi l l IKONE PlIOM AS POINTER a. C. Porter W. I I. K Y MOM) Joi Roacii (Ira vii.i.i; Ri cker (Iiorgi Russell (’llARI I S Rl SSI LI Badger (I. I., Cornelius 11 i KiiEk i Corson A. 1). Creighton M. M. Cui.LOM Ernest Davis II. M. Davis Lindsey Davis Sam Davis Cii yki.es Davut. Jr. I’. C. Scruggs Ai.i.yn Shappard Mersey Stetson Wai i k Stokes, Jr. W. II. SwiGGARE W. I.. Young A. J. Zeiiler 200 Sigma (‘hi 1'iumlfil—( )f rather ilmihttul origin, but id to have hern estab- lished during a drunken brawl in .in old saloon in Belgian Congo. I lir founder are nid lo hive hern |{ krr I Workington, Jew Peggy O’Neil and W II m Tweed. Sn tr Chapter t Kidgewav [nil, County Jail (halt sister). lam- mam Hall (halt breed), an«l fricail Mpha ( halt an kr«l). M’.n- Never t««• toll tor inotkri Paul imp«m even , t -••' .• hmlnrt | Boling I • .1.nil Monror and X. Sala- mandor f oumis, author of “ I hr Sigma I hi Lives It (town. Rami—Yep, pretty damn rank. ( Ye cd. av it's a pretty damn poor crack, hut that it’ pretty damn true.) Color $—I rrp Hush, hr ommg a brilliant red at nasal e tremetirs. Ilonort Paul Simpson, president ot the Freshman C lass at the C'ount Home tor the Feeble-Minded. Charles l.vendecker: Hr may never net his H.A, degree, but he has had the third degree six times. James Peoples: Suggested as an ideal candidate tor Frosh B.l . John P. Turner: Passed 'i hours work in tall ot 192«), .1 new chapter record. Prpunky Peck: Twice mistaken lor Kin-tin-tin. Jew Thomas: Inspiration tor C .«rl Sandburg's f og. I « ugl.is Odell: lottos I aters, ( irI Reserve , V. C . A. and generally conceded to l e the “Sweetheart ot Sigma C hi.” Ilourt I ).usy (sus| et ted ot being ll.ur Newton). I'ronumut . I In tin Sigma Chi, though it has made gieat stride in the past few yeai ( Pointer is neatly a sophomore), regrets to s.i it ha yet to graduate ■ man from Vanderbilt, Each year it pled as many men as it .111 get from the Y. M. C. . and the Sunset Club, hut even these vast armies ot the true Sigma C hi type ( ?) have failed to proffer to the chapter an alumnus, let alone a prominent one. . tlv inltit t of Coino Siyitia Chi (lives a boy the type ot a so ciarion that he will learn to avoid in case he ever wants to lead a sound, sober life. I hibit is Jack .ikelield. Sitjiiiti Chi Creul M.image is the greatest institution in the world. See how much good it «lid out chapter recently. 201 Sigma Chi Ai.pha Psi Chapter ]!ii k Kow: KoMiihoii. (J. Will lain son. K. Orliiin. Mile . Sulirhctnrh-li. Oates. Second Kow: Dimhur. Kohldns, Tompkins, T. l.anl.r. W. Williamson. Morollcad. CrciKltton. Tnilitl''. Smith, Border . Wakeflelil, Davis. Kolierta, K. easier, Albers, w. Ward, MnllcrntOi 1'ord. Bouchard. lliiiil Kow: Thomas. I’ylo, IVoples. S. Williamson, Simpson. N.wl.ui. Beasley, Codwln. I . Turner. W. Criilln, IM.Tottl, IVok. od. II. craven. Koiinh Kow: .1 Turner. Puryear. S. I.anier, Kwln. Ch nn. limis..n. .Idml.ii. Wllloek. Koiir.-li, Pointer, I.eyoiideeker. Sic.m Cm. the third of the “Miami Triad,” was founded at Miami I Diversity in 1885. A Colors division in the fraternity arose in 1857, re- fVotcrr Blue and Gold suiting in the origin of Sigma Phi, which soon White Rose went out ot existence. All Southern chapters became non-existent after the Civil War, but since then reorganization has taken place. A majority of the chapters are in the North. 202 Sigma C hi (••Mufrii It Mllllll I lllWfMt . 1 IitabhiA ii tp Fratris is I- u i 11 ati I I • VI . « I. : I . 1 Pm D c «ici - MJ I 11r f vv M. WunntU' M V s |t tniiiv M.IV . C’i varxci Cosvnt. B.E. Ai iatn Hi .i K, M.n. . J vt t Otimi. M.n. . K t rn Km hi M.l . y II I t imi, M . 'r« ii r • (.' t,k tiffin tm s.hool • R ltfton . Wtibft af linatJ of Trust . Imitr tutor im llioloaf Dtam • thr ml Sihool s ptrwttnJfHt i att.lrrfali lloifital . . Imitnu tot i« S urjftj . Imstruftor m TrUiatrus Imtltmi lor i« I'alltoloiy , . Ilmmui N'fitrtarj Fr mk s in (.Inu Jack ('iiitMY, M.P. Sami ii I win H.S. II ARUI II I 11 IRI I I . H.l lit .ll «I INN, H.R, . V i i iam Iit m ;. B.K. l VIVI RSII'AT E o IOJI ( i m i■ i i i i Brand ice, Ala. stmis I win. H.A. . a hvillc, Trim. Favum Poivtvr, B.A no Mi« Iambi W .” h M ImiIIIr Irv. IHn ct vi Wiiiock. H.. . . Na«hvillr, I ran. CluitJiiixiga, I « uti. Mid«llr l« r' Franklin, Na hv illr, Mrmphi . . Kt. 1 I ruti. I run. I run. u t utsin s. H.l jin Cutriitil, H.A I liWIN A. (KW i s H.N. K. W. («aims, H.A . II. ('. I'll KOI II. I I -H. . ('.hiss . Nashvillr, Trim, («rrruvboro, N. ( . I iptotivillr, I ran. Mrmphi I rim. V. s. Wit i iamnos, H.A. of 1932 J. Fi.ttvn I'vt i. H.A . 11 t I limit' H.l'.. . I . I I ( n. B A. . JoilS I'. Tl K V I It, H.l , Trrr llautr, I ml. Ilopkinw illr, Kv. l tgjnfirld, Kn. I’ari , Fruit. r« York. N. N. Class of uj;; Jolts AlJtlv, H.l. . Nj h illr, I run. Wit.I.iam Hr am t v. H.l . . Na hvillr. I rlili. Jus (iooovv t N, H.l . Nauhville, I mu. K u ii viu (.mins. H.A. . ripinnville, I'cnn. ('iiakim l.niNDH KtR, H.l . . Warn, l ex. W il l iam Mom in An. H.A. . ( hii .igo. III. IIvkkv Nkvvios. H.F. . Wr.ilhrrlortl, I r . I it ;t llmu , H.A. . Montclair, V J. KoillHI Wll.I.IMSON lltmiMii I'icK, B.A. . Sprin firlil, I'rnn. Jamin I’toiMiN. Ik., H.A. . liuncoiitr, N. William k ••. ra hi . McMinnville, renn. (iokim)S K'■• t tot. H.A . Hrl oni, Mi . I'Alt Nivtcvis, H.l . . Nashville, I'rnn. I wvm so I k Alt I t. H.A. . N.i'lts illr, I'rnn. Jack Wakefuld, B.A. . KiihVulc, renn. Wiuom Ward. h.a. . Amarillo, Tex. H.A. . Nashville, I'rnn. Class of , 7 ( 11 A KI I ' Hokiu Ks, H.A. . J l K Hot CIIAKII, H.l . . I)t m.i n Cm MiM ios, H.F. . Ill Kill k i I) win, H.A. . I'om I'ORlit . H.A. . Jot ( .Alls, H.l . . K I I'll iK 11 IIS, H.A. . F.im kii Kt am t K. H.F. . I I|OM V I SltK. H.A. . st. I oiii , Mo. Nashville, Inin. Nashville, fenn. Nashville, Irnil. Kidgrtnp, I mil. Decatur, III. I iptotivillr, I rnn. Shre eport, l a. N.i hvi||r, Trim. Roam Malrrxir, hi. . Naah ville, renn. Win IAM Mills. H.l . Spi in lirltl, I'rnn. ( t oki.i 1 11 KCI, H.F. . Decatur, III. F. A. RoniKisos, H.A. . Nashvitlr, Fenn. Fm.it Smiiii. H.A, . Springfield, I rnn. W. II. Si iikiiii s Kiel i, H.A. . !• v.insvillr, I ml. Jons I’omi'kiss. H.A. . (iallatin, I'rnn. Koioki Wiioniiv. H.A. . Na«hvillr, Irnn. ( o oki.' Win iamnos. H.A. . Nashville. Irnn. aoj Sigma Chi Alpha Psi Chapter—Continued. K. L. Alexander Albert Alexander John Ambrose Si Mi’i i:k Anderson HEORGE AkMISIIAII Pakkks Armistead Charles Bell Rader Bell W. A. Benson I). B. Bi.akemoki: J. (i. Bi.akemore W. A. Bl AVION K. Brocki era n k Doswei.l P. Brown II. II. Cartwright J. M. Cate K. B. Chappell, Jr. John Chapman ('. B. Cos m i.i. Robert Creighton Wilber Creighton Harbin Daniels W. V. Dii.lon, Jr. Cii ari.i - Dcnbak, Jr. J ME$ S. Dl NBAR Harry Dyer II. II. Kaktiiman Robert Kwing Andrew Fant R. A. Fields L. B. Fin William Fitzgerald Kratrks in I kiti: ('. A. Flannery Fae Fisk | MIs S. Fka hr (i. A. W. Fra kr Charles Filler Horace Hayden David Ci.i n K. W. (jRAIIAM C. A. Hall R. M. Hall. Sr. 11 cmi’iikea Hardison I.. I.. Hollins Roihson Houston I . D. Iloi sion. Jr. Pali Hussey RoiiekI III M Charles II. Johnson Frank Johnson C. W. Jones Leonard Kikkis M. I). Leavei.i. Don McKwt.n Chari i ' A. Mcl n ii ki i David L. McQuiddt Ik Man hi vs Pi k i k Mims Merrill Moori: Owen Morris R. (). Norveli. W. Iv. Norvi i.i. James Oliver Brice Overion Ira Parker Fekkili. Parker A. B. Paschali. Malcolm Pickett John Picion W. S. Pokier Kdwin Potter Justin Potter JOI PlRYKAR R. B. Pi R l R W. S. Purvear ('ll VRLES R.AOI NI) Kgbkrt W. Smith K. B. Si aim.man J. (I. Stahi.man A. B. Stevenson J. J. Stoew Logan Fate John In. Fiague W. C. Ti UM E Lewis Tillman F. J. I’hoknton m son Fhokn ion R. W. I’l knek Wiley J. Liz Wili i a m Wade Kdwin Wai.sii S. A. Weakley Dempster Weaver M. S. WlGGINGTON F. A. WlGGlNTON H. M. kbrougii, Jr. 204 cPhi Kdppit si Now tin- deah. ilr.ili . haps who inhabit the Sigma Chi’ backvard have already given us thr check fo piy tor this page s. rc can offer them no legiti mate excuse tor leaving them out. (It would certainly pteser e the high moral tenor of this year’s CoMxioDnni to omit them, however. I suppose thr one achievement ot the year ot which the ho s are most proud. hi that ot their pig slm (timer McXevin, who successfully passril the RCOltd •«? hi five fresh courses at the end ot tile tear. At this miraculous rate ot speed (?) hr will finish in S2. according to our calculation . At this point, we natutalh light upon the other Florida favorite of the Phi P r hov Parr| summed N Delight . It’s undecided whether he's been hunting Dear in Park Circle, or Parking in I h-er Cin le. lioth we venture. nd, while shaking ot tl f how can we forget that venerable patriarch. Hart, who completes eleven years ot continuous service this term! The brothers have gianted him an old age pen sion. we understand. It won’t he long now until some skirt takes off the weiner kings— . r.. the Nruhoff especially tincr the old man unloaded on Swift Company (o the tune of ahem!—did someone %av a million or Now. Joe. vow ,md Johunv know that red leather furniture would look like a million dollars in that front room, and the bojTS . rrtamlv do think a lot of ow fellows Tho r Neuhoffn are pure gold.’ they tell us over ami over again. And then there are the ot .died Reynolds | rtraits (two in number) gen erallv recogm ed as a couple ot blots ii|m ii thr tair name ot Phi I'si. Ihe senior member of the notorious firm has recently installed branches in Canada and in the most important cities t the I nited States New York, Chicago, Seattle. Kansas City. Chattanooga, and Ihmling (ireen. I he junior member, with a maximum ot mouth and a minimum ot mentality, is refuted to have extensive holdings on ( i.ile l.anr, Citv. While we’re on low brow subjects. Bowden, they '.iv. has up «piite a case with the Phi Psi Widow. (Oh, you remember the one that went with Dric!) And he was such a nice liny, too that is. until lie got into the Owl Club with I ver . (Note the gentle irony in denoting these two birds Owl Men.) But Mvets is some power among the I ri Dell , politically speaking. He ha such cute bow legs. too. They say that his mother pinned his diapers too tight. Before we get off these wet topics, however, let’s not forget the brothers’ account of the good ole trips to Oxford, Memphis, Bowling Green, Purdue, Virginis, and C hattanooga, and let’s join in with out best toot toiuaid hassano on these two old Phi I’si songs. Pork Chops and It Non Ain’t ( iot No Matrimonial Inclinations . P. S. Stewart threatened not to buy a Commohdri it we didn’t mention him. Wc wish tn apologize. We need the money. Moral: “Necessity is the root of all evil’’. 3 0 Phi Kappa P.si Tennessee Delta Chapter I’.iu-k How: Sloan. Slmiinltchl, Bowluml. Xnihoir. So -.)iul How: Hoon.y, Shuck loton, Smith, Godwin. Kutr.ll, Soiplc. .1. lAink. Kis.rti, Sliiiitiick. Thlnl How: BuIIIiikIoii. G. Kcynolils. M Kunk. Honors. IIikIkIiis. Mattlmtly. Bowtlcn. Wnulihurii, Gouhlor. Harris, I.. HeynoUls. Harry. Hourth How: Slhcrt. St.wnrt. Ilart. J. Notilmir. flay. Woodcock. Goh.cn. Myer . Colors Dark Green and Deep Red I’m Kapha Psi was founded at Jefferson College in 1S52, by Charles P. T. Moore and William II. Letterman. Torn Campbell and Moore are accredited with the early growth of the fraternity. Phi Kappa Psi has always maintained a large Southern roll, in addition to being prominent in the Past. High scholar- ship requirements were considered important in its early stages, and it still maintains a con- sistent scholastic basis. Flower Jacq Rose 206 Phi Kappa Psi Founded it I'hmgtoti and JellervoU College, February 19. 1851. itahlnlu.l n,tob, 7. I k MR S IN I- U l I T TK l)l s'CA Kv , Ji.. l.|). . . . IJimmt I'ralnf • ! hJtnmt II. II. SiiuiuuitoiK, f n.H«, I 1.1!.. II M, . 'r eu f 1 lax. I K IKI S IN I NIV I KM I Ml (Hint ul Iij f I Akmimi Vo ( 1 Ay B.A. . Memphis Inn . Wtiitwi M. Ham II II. . Navhvillr. I mu. I ' Nil null. It.I Na hvillr, I rim. ( Am i o V imi II. Ilowpis, II.A. . Memphi . I’enn. Map'II.Ml I t m II.A. . Howling (irmi Kv. RlCIMHO (ioAt in k II V . Ilit k.1n.1n, Kv. I KtMiv «.Mims, II.A. . Birmingham, Ala. Whiti .pnvi' 11 . « ryitil S| M I . I . Sin pi. B.A. . « M stiwaki, ll A. . Bowling (irrrn, Kv. lit pins W Attini rs B.A. . I'adutah, Kv. W11 .vim UivnKtit i II . ireenthorn, . ('. 193 HAM! Mrttl, B. A .i bv lilr. I rim I tn Rrvsoni' 11 . . Nashville. I run. «■1 vm.mw Kmoniv, B.A. . Na'hville, I rim. How van Kmisit, II.I . Birmingham. la. Jons SiiAv Kirios B.A. . Bowling (ireen, K v. . h ille, I run. 1 1(11 II VKKIV B.A. . I’M I 111 M.l S N, B.A. . (Am 1 of 1933 N.i'hville, I rim. I nioit City, I run. M t Kin Mnmsr.i , B A. . N.ishvillr. I mil, Jims MTinir, II.I . . . N.i'hville, I rim. (Amt of nj ;i Ml I I OKU III I I 1st.IMS . ( k MG I i Moss, B.A. . 11 AM I . I 1 SK, B.A. . I. M. I I ntRI.1 B A. . Ai 1 ...nw is , B.A. . .A. . N.i-hvillr, I'rnn. N.i'hville, I run. Bowling «irrrn, Kv. I nioii ( ity, I'rnn. Na'hville, I'rnn. josem ni iv, b.a. . Alexander Cirjr, Ala I novi Sms su k, B.A. . Ilrloii. Wi'. I. S. Si s «ji 11 11 B.A. . I vergrren, Ala. Ki ill Siovs, B.A. . Columbia, I'rnn. Will 1 am Smith, M B. . N.i'hville, Inin. 207 • Phi Kappa P.si Tennessee Delta Chapter—Continued. Rorkri ArMISILAD W. II. Armistiao FRANK A. BkRRY Rich ki (’. Broaa s William Carr In IX K. Cm Mil Ml John T. Ciihk A. B. Clark, Jr. Wi.vston Clark i I'kmkis i I urn: Harold Ct rra Willis Dow ii,i. W. (J. Doyi.k W. I. I.IIW RI)S Hi sew I've. Jr. Pali F. Evk, Jr. Clorci (Iaiiuy J MIS M. (iAIIAGIIIR !ia Cii 11 simi J. I'. l«RASHIRRS C. n. (iRIM S I'iiom w ( Irish s Corni I II s 11 si I l mi Harrison W. W. Hays Car'ikr IIi sdrix C. M. Hint W. A. Ki i.i.i y o. W. Kins W. M. Mans Jo Is. Martin R. I). Mills John B. Morris R. S. Morrison A. (). Path l . Pay si W. Is. 1 1111.1 || S Ons K di i: u ai Joiis B. Ransom Bail Kw oi I'. S. Ri ykr II ki i.i. Rich lor I). P. S S ION K. I). Sloan Jordan Siokis, Sr. Jordan Stoki .111 J. W. Siokis Edward Swain Boyd F.aylok J. II. Thomas, Jr. I. i riRia.i. I'iiom as J mils R. ITppkk (ilDLos P. Wadi II. E. Warner, Jr. Cii as. B. Will I aaor mi I). W. Willy T. J. Wynnh 20S cA Fancy cI)ire OK cA ight II ith the uPhi Kappa Sigmas freshman on entering the Phi Krap lodge w struck with three things: Wham! Wham! Wham! V the body lay bleeding on the floor, one of the tnitcreants turned it over with his to it an.I ejaculated: “That will teach him to g into a bedroom with a lad) and keep his hat on.” The |teaker was none other than I aston la ho. alias the Beaver Tooth Jailbird, lie Irereil vide ways at his companion . His fellow' aTo leered and what a quaint sight thev made standing there The heavy silence was broken by a sharp sound something between a cough and gurgle imm a tall youth Harry BigG hfcN imee. He shouted w.irninglv Hang beet.’ and commenced belaboring the others. It was just a game thev were playing, (iradually the atmos- phere lilted and C hick Blankenship, The irrdalc, barked a witty remark, “It will be .old as a witch’s pink nosed puppy tonight oil the deck, boys.” All laughed ominously at this simile. They knew what he w is talking about and div uvsed it furtively. Many men had been put «hi the pot m the third floor dormitory, known co|| M|uiallv as the hurricane deck. I he door opened suddenly ami a long body fell through it. ‘ Thev got me, hoy , he whispere ! hoarsely as he sank to the floor. “It was the last shot that did it. ’ I he others rushed to him and saw it was a brother. Boss Tndsley, alias it Shires’ or thr “Brigadier (irncral. ' Thev searched him tor weapons and discovered a halt empty gin bottle in his |mm ket. I agerly thev seized upon this. Tndsley revived sufficiently t.. protest. A ou are breaking house rules they told him sternly. “We have to confiscate this. Since liquor was not allowed in the house, thev carried it into the backyard. There they discovered Jumping Joe I vin . “the Dog-Taced Boy. “I just came out here to stretch out.” he- told them, “when 1 saw something in the garage and polled out my gun. Sure enough he had his gun out. It was a wicked looking instrument with a Mack ened handle, lie claimed he had shot it at Ida. the cook, whom he had mistaken tor a I'lii IM. I ante the dawn . . 209 Phi Kappa Sigma Alpha Iota Chapter liable Uow: Youiik. Harris, Blankenship, Mason, I.annoin, Klrtlcy, Simpson. St’colKl How: Terry, Hoskins. M-Cal.l., Hiiylor. Slu-ely, Seott. Tlnnl How Hohlnson. I-Mwur«ls. Kvins, Hoik. Hook. M.................. Allen, Whltsltt, Kmlxley. I.eho. 1-ourtli How Barlow. Innlley. Haris, Austin. Manuum. Inake. Newsom, Owen, l.awxhe, Klyeo. Malone. Glvan, Travis. Colors Mack and Gold I’m K.mm'A Sigma was founded at the I ni- versity of Pennsylvania in 1850, by Samuel Brown. Wylie Mitchell, James Bayard Hodge, Alfred Victor du Pont, and others. 1 he first few chapters were mainly in the North, hut just before the Civil War main Southern orders were founded. The war «le- st roved nearly half the chapters, and only three Southern chapters were revived. Since then most ot the growth has been in the North. Flower Chrysanthemum 210 Phi Kappa Sigma Founded at t'nivenm of Penmsls ania, 1 50. ihiblnkej V . I-R MR l F Cl I T ATI Ssm ('. Cowan, M.D. . . . r uof Obttfttui Jolts XnMt, M.IV . . . InmtttHf f’rmhifr mf (tbtlrlrtu J. M Join IV, M I) . htonalt Vii aiof of H10 .L mutty FkATRFS in I MVBRSITATK ( '.lass of IQjl Wm M. Haviok j« H.A (rulfp-ot. Mi I Honrs Jk., li.A.. M IV Mutt'dw, Iron. I'. V. Hi aski sviiir, H.A . Ilartwillr. I run I ksmi H. Mi ( %i • 1- li.A. . (nvington. .1. 1 I 11 uwn ha. MJ . . Gulfport, Min 1 1 Sniiu h a., m i . Gnlfport, Min J. I KOI I irks. H.K. . Nadtsille, 1 run. (Ann . At vtis Iiimarhv J ., li.A. . Van Wert, (I. I.iov C. Ilmkist. H.A. . Pineville, Kv. V. I. I twis, |k.. H.A. . ('roi villr, I mu. I m;A . B. A Ot so. f 93 S. Pullin' Rimisxts. H.A . lilythrvillr, Aik. Ionv u SiMNOK, h v mi . Atlanta. Ga. I «mm L Stain, H.A. . Na h ville, I’rnn. I .H. . M rol.1. Ark. Class of iQjj I. I ii Amis, H.A. . Hrlinoiii. Mi . Wil l.1 am N. Cook H.A. . I i.1 ukliii, I run. C. K. I sum is , Jk., 8.M. . Sweetwater. 1 rim. J1 m I.. I visx, H.A. . Sinithvillc, I run. I vstos I . 1.1 wo, H.A. . I iptniiville, I run. I 1 M AtON B M D M Minnville. I II (. Mi mm . H .. ii.unl | unction, 1 mu. WisiKMi I . P01 k, H.A. . (.lining. Ark. I’.u i Stain. H.A. . N.i'hville, I run. VVm. (i. Wimviri. H.I-. . lehanon, I'rnn. (Aa s of H)i4 V. (i. At 'iiv. Ik.. H.A. . ( haituuooga, I mil. WllllAM I . DkAKK, H.A. . Aberdeen, Mi . I 1 iv si s H. Duii. s. H.A. . SikeMon, Mo. WllllAM A. (.ISAS. H.A. . I ihrrtv, I run. I kskisi W. Kiui. H.K. . Nashville, I run. WllllAM K. I aw mu, H.A. . Dell, Ark. K. Pllll I ll-i I I KSIK, H Wiimam I. Mu.osi H.A. . Nashville, I run. w ( . Mss. i m, |k . H.A. . Savannah, l'enn. Wm I.. Nimvim, H.A. . Nashville, I'rnn. Disks M. Owes Jk. . Newport, Ark. W1 s m k s M. Paris, 1 k. . Greenboro, N. ('. M 'i«s I . I k i'. 11,1 . . Hi, kin.in. K . .A. . Smiths illr, l’enn. 211 Phi Kappa Sigma Alpha Iota Chapter—Continued. Cijari.ks Akkrs Ci.ark Akkrs Ro W. Hi.ack Dr. R. Boyd Boon M II I k Bkawon Dk. J. I. Bra-ax Dk. Sam Cow vn I-. R. C’l rri v, Jr. I'r tki:s i I rim: J. E. Di s Fknisi DlPovi Amos I.. Edwards Dk. Ro ). Ei m I'. M. Esris Frank Farris Hi n G.amriu I AMI «• II MNSUORTII Jok Mari ( Al l I’. II U N I. V. IIkndirkr ( A. IIoknik, |r. Wil l 111 COINS I n III ; ;ins I Ml M. Ji nninos Dk. J. M. Joiii.in AiIKIII I'. I .IVIN I WlNDIIt n. 1.1 VIN I I r nk M adih x Roy A. Mms (ii s Mil.I.IK W. II. Mncm i Riv. A. J. Moroan Dk. J. N. Nokks Dk. O. A. Oi.ivkk John R. () i kai i (ill KIKT I ’ K K I K Cakroi i R i i ii Robiki Riid 11 net (ii iii Smith Dk. I . I). Skygi i Pro . Hi miaki) Skyci.i y Bvnks I i k n i k Dk. J ami s J. V m ohn D. R. Wadk Jamis E. Ward W. E. Ward. Ik. Dk. I'm i W kni k Boii II. Whim Ai hi k r S. Wll.I.IAMS r. V. Woodkini; I’. I.. WOODU KI) Dk. (i. M. Zivari i to 212 Zeta cBeta Tau meant ct Z bes a a buncti «• boys. WV «piitr agree with then tlir morr wc 1« L. the more we wonder. Morris yin foi examph m bn (ottn ovet the tuct din Zom was wrong, which .«II gor to prove, tntr .4% it max hr. that Karmitn was right. Shadowed h Landau, who think the acine oi college learn ing 1 cranking a m« lel Ford. Adler undoiihtedlx will follow all the lia) of hi life in .1 beautiful golden hu c. . 1 ( oddherg i another wonder hoy who i% held in prefix high rstertn bx hi trat brother , a well a hiIntelL ( iohlberg w a th.- bright bo who uggr te l a a trat motto: ()u nl itui fu.nm um meaning Make all ch-ck payable t«i the Zeta Beta Tau fraternity.” His theme song, ‘I law Mi Believe Mi l Low Mi • ppoced to be pretty. Prettjr damn rotten is tb all we can a tor it. Lee S hlrsinger otter one a rather perplexing problem, lit father wanted a hot ami hi mother a girl. The | er- plexing part about it i that both of them were ati fied. Jack Ham . the man who goes mi re and gets less places than anybody in Vanderbilt, always lead u to wonder how nice it would lu to re him umler a descending pile driver. It men like llarri that trengthen the argu- ment for birth control. There i omc doubt about “Red Rosenthal. Folks in Cincinnati, )hio, claim ! «• i from Nashville, while l al Nath villian claim he i from Cincinnati. Am plate he i from i ( K. with u . provided, of course, that lie stay from. “Retl i nsuallx spoken of a one of l ather Time s bail moments, accounting for the expression 'killing time ' at Vandy. There • • lot othei wondei boyi in the Zcb chapter: Joe Lowcnhcim, the lasiest man in the I niversit); Reis man, the most contented w ithout am reason; I ami Lowenstein, the man with the girl in Canada pale and «Ir . and Sextuour Samuels, who promises ft he one of the greatest hot air artists in the win Id. Ten to one he keeps his word. The Zcbs, taken as •• whole, are not such a bad organization, al though there ■ rally isn’t touch that we can .t j ood about them. Ibex even lost the scholarship cup this year, although the I eke claim that most of the plating is gone. I heir claim that the) haven’t lost a man in ten years doesn't matter .is much as whether or not they’ve gotten one in that time. ai J Zeta Beta Tau Alpha Gamma Chapter Jinck Unw; WciiiHtolii, Kos.'ii. I.owi'iisii-in, Koxi-nt liul. koxoiiMoom. Spitz. S«....iicl How: M. Simon. Soluilslt.v, Colwu. Spitz, UUxIiiki-i-. KosciilVhl. S. Simon. Will. Schwartz, UclBliian. I liird Unw: Livingston. Scott. I.ou .-nlni m Harris. I .ov.-nhcini. C’olii-n. Samuels. Franklin. Mntisoii. Abraham. Zi r 151 r v Pai was founded in 1898, by a group of Jewish college men meeting in the city of New York. The organization was not intended at first to be expanded into colleges Flower Ulue and White and universities, hut a demand for a national (None) Jewish fraternit) resulted in the Alpha Chap ter. College of City of New York. Since that time the fraternity has had nation-wide expan- sion. I ulane had the first Southern order (I9 9). 214 cta Beta ] «iti fraternity fouminl, 1I9S, College ni ( ii of Nr« Y 'fk (’. ( N. Y.). Kimkb Coins, H.A. . I ion Rmi s. H.S. . 1r MR n in l nivkrsitati (llmt of nj fi Nashville. Irim. Dora, Ala. Ai s Zibari, H.A, K ;■ vi SiBtijKV, H.A. |u ii n Simos.li.A . Nashville, Penn. Memphis 1 emi. Memphis, I cnn. (1 lilii of liJJJ MavIICI ( 1 | | Ii so if ton, Mi«V 1 jri.iAN (ioRMiouuv, H.A. . Albany, Ala. I). Imis ni m J . H.A. . N a h v 1 Ile, Penn. I ion Muimv H.A. . Na«hville, I cnii Hi«v m 11 V is 11 is J. i Mosm I ., || H .i hvillr. Irim. H. K «si sm im m, M I) . Jjilmm, I mu. II imiin S iiu at . H.S. . ('hattanooga, Penn. I. J Simi . H.S. . Na hvillc, Print. S M111 simi . H.S. . Nashville, I cnn. M I). . Nj%hs illr. I cnn. (lina of uj;; lo Ammum, H.A. . Morris m ix H.A . . Ai m m 1 i mu Ki., H.A. J U K II RRtS, H.A. . Ira II ivii Ri;. H.S. . Ini is I AsnAi . H.A. . Joi I.OWI siiiim, H.A. . . Huntsville, Ala. Albany, (•a. Nashville, Penn. N.i hs ille. | «M, Pemaro'a, Pia. Albany. Ga N‘a hvillc, Penn. Kuiii r 1 Win 1 . H.S. . Louia Umhkitiim mi NtthvlHt, inm. S LOWSKSTVIN ! M l Naahville, Irim. I n rn K ism s, H.S. . Chattanooga, Penn. linis Kmisimi . H.s. . Nashville, Penn. Kobiri Rosts 111.M H.S. . Cincinnati, O. sttMoia S mi is |a H.A.. Nashville, lenn. I i Si m sisoi k. H.s. . Mrmphis. Penn. Chattanooga, Penn. ('.Inu of H)J4 paeeroN Bmciin m h . NaahvilU e Lsomaso 8 m h. A Greenwood, Miaa smsii Livikcton h R oleri Ile, Mha Samum Simom i i Neifcvillc, reno, I k m i k in I- n 11 n I r. Aims I, K11111 . ihool of WfJitine Rot 1 sn Aiik mi ams I)k. Svm Hiksou SM MS I IMI M S JOIIS pRANKI IS I |(IMI K JOS .VS I K I Kl S IN I Kill S SU II JoSI IMI Mvsm. I 'K i sii Mok ios I i iii i k I Iok MI ! I s % M K IIS I H I S I II M. II l II • I.OWI SMI IS I K Pt sK l) s M t |« Morsi Morris $ 11« k i Ai 1 ki n s 1 kk 215 Pi Kappa Alpha Sigma Chapter na« l liow: r..wiinv. i li. Hrll.y. 1 11 ;.-, Cutlihi-rt. Cnidinr. .1. J. i.r. Hra .li r. Moure, 1’tmluo. Slierror, Voo«lruflf. S. . ..11.I Walts, I'm m r. Hlytho. mown, UoKlun. Third How: Cullo-rUon, W.-.-ms. l,. wls. Cillxn. Tanksl.-y, I’arhain. l onrtli How: Wright. Cylon. Hrys..n. Crain. Vaughn. I'atlon. Ilihh.-tt. Kelly. I i K im Ai l'll was founded at tlu- I niver- sity of Virginia in 1868, by five cx-Confcd- Colors erafe soldiers who fought together during the Car,hi and old Civil War. I mil 1910 the fraternity con- CJold tained few Northern chapters, but since then a limited number have been established. The disorder of the reconstruction period held up the expansion program for a time, but since then growth has been steady. Flwvsef I ily-of-tlic- Valley 216 Pi kappa Alpha I •Hiiutrtl Jt the C nivrrs.lv «•! Virginia. Mjnh i, il l. itakhikfJ 'v i. Kk mkis in Wait 1. Htwiso, M V, Pii.l). . I . Jam S. A i low a V . W. K HowM v . k « Burnr, M Ci.Atrsc N. Viim , J«., H.A. . K -fiiablnlmi iijji FaciI T Ml . D itn ( lift In an.t Suratf Initrin lot in MtJuint R.anttar s Uo of UrJinm , I nutant Initry.lor in I nfhth . I nutant I miry, tut in linin’} I k I KI s IN I NIVKRSIT TI Cltus of l ij i I Jons Kmhii («sin, H.I. . WiImhi. Ark. I. I . C(ii.R r, Jk.. B.A., M l). . Pailuoh, Kv. Jm llllinrn, H.A. . Na h illr, I run. S. ( : I 111N I M.D. . Rn vv r 11, N M Komm kiu M v . I I .H. . ; « ia A. Patios. H.A, Him n V simian. H.A. ( i im i i N. Wi vi M Nashville, I run. Walter Hill, I run. C intuit, kv. . . iI. a. 4. Mi kiii k i Hi IJtl M.D. . K. . s. ( mmMiviK, H.A. K. I . In ion. M.D. . Clan of itjiJ Anderson, S. ( . . hvillr, I run. HrxinRton, Ky. Ill r.ii Wru.iii, H.A. . I IIOVI A ( .1 s ms. H.A. I . V. JoKiivs. H.A. . O. S. « i ARIIMK. H A. . .i hv illr. I ron. I '•. ilur, Al.i. MillidgO llr. t a. Shrevep irt, l a. Class of njJJ Mu i Ann Hi iiii i . H. . . ( ii ki i Hi 1.1 s i. M.l). . Hot i Hkyvi.s, I I H. . I «Asm M. I t Kill .H. . II. I. I mi Kino. Jk., I I ,K. I hum ss Kiiit. H.A. . irorRclow ii, K . (irorgetown, Kv. Na hville, I run. Mrmplii , I run. . Jarksnn, renn. Nashville, I rim. I ssii I i i H.A. . ( pAKH t st B I i .min.i Pi kks , H.A. I nss ski• Km.i s, H.I . Hoi mms I sskm i s. M.D. ii ski i s 11 H.A Nnkfillt, I rim. I alia, S. C. Nashville, 1‘rnn. N’a hvillc, Prim. . N.i hvillr, I'rnn. ('I.uk s illr, I run. Class of iy,,4 Hi s i ki s Hkii i s , H.A. . Kmu k i ( i i sit s i . H.A. . J OS I I’ll ( II III K ISOS, 1.|). Koiikrt Ci i ii in k i, H.I . . Jons I KAslI K, H.I'.. . I si k Jm i k. H.A. . Na«hville, I rim. Nashville, I'rnn. Notion, N .i. Mrmplii , I run. Nashville, I run. ilrasoti, 1 run. Nsiiisn Woouki i H.A. Rom ki Ii UK. H.A. . ( 'll SKI I MimiKI . M.l ). I loss SKIl P SKOl I H.A. II K I S Mil SKIK. H.A. Aaron Siiii ms, H.I Piiosi s I I KSIK, H.A. . Nashvillr, I run. ( lra oil, I'rnn. Clanton, la. Nashvillr, I'rnn. Nashville, Trim. .i li illr, I . mi. Spartanlmi ;, S. C. 7 v. Alexander Drury Ai.i.kn J. I.. Allow ay C. C. Arnold A. S. Ashbrook J. C. BAILEY N. M. Bari: A. I-!. Barn-hit I'RED lll l SI.I V Dale Bkvax Douglas Buiii ri m I) win Boone W. K. Bowman (’. K. Bramwei.l WlLBURN CALVERT PORTER CANTRELL C. A. Cook Walter Cox C. S. Craw lord A. B. Cl MMIXCS William Daxley II. B. Harrow I rank Davexport Mu ion I)avi i-ort John Drenxon Robert Evans J. T. I AIN H. R. Fullerton Pi Kappa Alpha Sigma Chapter- —Continued. I'k tri:s in I rhi: Morgan Gordon i. (i. Oman. Jr. 1 ames Graham John Oman. Ill 1. T. 11 AM LETT (). W. Patton R. B. Harrison G. S. Phillies C. A. IIASKEW Al l RED PlERlT C. 1'. Iloi.lM’.MCII Franklin Pierce ('iiemi:r P. 1 loi i II. T. Polk Thomas Holt Lewis A. Poim: Frank II. Hosse Prenitch A. Pugii III N K V II1 N 1 Sharp Qilexer R. T. Jones A. 1.. Rawlings Lucian Kaiciiir James Reynolds Carver I.ackex K. A. Rochelle: 1). K. Lee C. B. Rogan I.EWIS I.El IW IC'll C. V. Rowe N. r. I.OW K Weldon Sandusky ('. II. I.YOX 1'. C. Settle W. r. Ml Cl W Ml N Walter Smith J. I'. McCi.oi n W. It. Smith 1). II. MvCi 1.1.01 gii K. C. Stengel 1 MES Met ill 1. Law ri xck Spore B. F. Madden J. E. Taylor W. C. Miller 1. M. Tipps 0. W. Moexbr J. II. Turner B. (i. Moore Neil Watson Brown Morgan George Wibbi.k 1. A. Mi riki i; J. T. WlLl.COXON Boone N’oei. II. M. Womack Warner Oliver C. II. Ol.MSTEAl) °Pi Kcippa c llphit Till l i K A Rt mi List 1. Our House, may it always hr right, hut «Hir House, right or wrong. 2. Such a wonderful hotiv, facing two streets at one time, ami you ran see tlirir knees at thry turn the corner on two wheel . 3. Our hunch, a friendly group, and boy. do wr have a good time Saturday night listening to the music from the Sigma Olis and l hi Psi 4. Kate? ou oughta m-r our chaptrr at I'mne'ser. 5. And have we got the gith? I here's something distinctive about us. Surr, we got the girls! fi. 11 r radio paid tor? C 0 on, turn it hard as you like, wr got a victrola over there in the corner. You can take that home with you w hen you go. ( )ut nctiv itirs. See how nice and clean the yard is. ( )h, were active all right. 8. Strong? One of the strongest. 1 )on‘t worr about paving «lues. I.et us worry ahout that. 9- ()ur meals. 1 )id 1 you ever see anything lik e 'em ? We got a chef w years. When he gets paid. he quits. Ila ! Ha! 10. ( )ur house. NV dare you to come in. 219 I.ambda Chi Alpha Gamma Delta Zeta Chapter • hick Itow: I.'iist'oiiili, Curd. Kidd. Muylhdd, I . I oinini -U, Sortml :. Kansom. Sv. ..n.l I row: A. Smith. O. Smith. NVIllo-rson. It. Italia. Chat lot. Third Itow: Itulht. Donoho. I turret t. I.ansd.it. Woodwato. Clarkson. l- oiirtIt Itow: V. Smith. Martin. O. Domiuh-k. Hates. I'nvis. Wil'lams.m. Il.mlrkksoti. Lamiipa C hi Alpha, founded at Boston I ni- yersity, 1905, originated from the Cosmopol- itan Law Club, organized five years previous. National expansion started in 1912 and the fraternity has made great strides, already com- Flower Croon anti Gold mantling a chapter roll of seventy-three chap- The Violet ters. none of which have become inactive. A complete reorganization of the fraternity oc- curred in 1919. Originally Lambda Chi' was strictly a Northern fraternity, but in recent years it has progressed into the South. 220 J a in lxl a C hi Alpha Fouittirti at Boston l'nivcr ily, 1909. ilahhnJ hhtuarf jf lyjj Fratris in F ulli m M ( M M 1. I' IV . Jot W. Hi vro. It M I). . . . I'tofttft • C.nmmerte I nutant in Iratriv in L'niv! rmtvri (. tut of John VI. Haim, I I .11. . I I l ui« ii Ml' ( milt Mba (litiK.i I). DuMlsKk B.A. . N.« H il!r, If till. 1931 C. K. IK 11 l I . • bmI i I. K. Ill vDRhABis II I . V «blind! iiv. Fenn It N W'ii 11 UN v I I It l« in rli Mi.h Clots of hjyj Dmiii M. Hi imhiii It . . I 1 lion lij. Ciias. I . Hill v, Ja. . N;i hi illf, ‘I run. J vi 1 K. Ciiari.1 1. It.A. . I.ivcrtnorr, Kv. I‘. A. Cl Mkvis, |k.. It.A. . a livillr, I rim. I M I t ««I n 1« HI VltiKIItS . KlIHt. It. . . J AMI A K Ml IIV It . I I fl HIM C. K SViM, I . Nashville, Fenn. I ivrrmorc. Kv. Anniston, Ala. .11. . Olncv, in. C tus of igjj Smvf v (’. Hi 11 A, H.A. . Ka hvillc, Inin. Ai iKtn W. Smiiii, H.A. . Portland, rent). C. M. Ill 11S4.V Jk It. . . N. hvillc, I'fiin. ( •MlRi.l 1.. Smiiii H.A. . Dfchfnl, 1 rill). Du k 1.. 1 ivmi v. H.A. . N i hv illf. Tenn. A. It. Inavii. Jr., H.A. . .i hv illr. Inin. I . Stl VKia k, H.A.. M l). , Nashville, Trim. Muki. vv 1 Woodard H.A. . l.ewisbnrg. 1 run. (Um % of t )i4 IIayov A. Cian, It.A. . Cave City, Kv. I HIM M. Davh, It.A., M.l . . Corinth, Mi . «. I. SoKi.vi . It.A. . I'm 1 I. IKimivkk. It.A. . .i hvillr, Trnn. . I 1 r o tit It.A. . X.i hvillr, I run. Nashville, I run. |. I 1 avis An VIS I. I . Hvkimv. Jr. Dk, Jot V. Ill KI Cm w ;. Iti ckaki) I UIIS II. Ill KKI I WMI C l IIOl I.. Ol VI s Cm VI N I 1 I H |. ( ll ) I I I.AM S. Cl.ARK I. S. Covi ROAI.K Don m.0 II. Ckam Dk. l itto. W. Davis FuATRIS l I Kill Dk. Konr. I . Do ilk. Jr. Rom k 1 I' Din vvv m I avis A. i. m i «.i 1 C (ioRIKI.V N vi 11 vv K. ( Ik vh vvi I. I nns. 111 11 k, |k. .K V VVTI I I K. I l K |i Richard W. |o |s . VKI V VII I . Jov VI llni siiiv r. K vkv 1 J. Sill I HIV I I HIV (Mill IT M VV I II I II ViKiai i. Mooki J VCK Ml V KOI Kiii K. Noitivciiam II VKKV V ( ( VI 1 Mill VV II VKOI II ( ;. OsHORVI Dk. It kiv I,. Kirn II. l ot m vv Roni k is Dov VI II II. Roi M I von 11 Ki ssi 1 j., Ik. Ioiiv I . Scorn v. |k. I isit v K. Smith I llns. A. SlIKIVT K Wll 1 I VVI s. I KI Mill I l ow VKII Wll KI K i 1 221 Lambda Qhi oA Ipha It was tin night of the farewell banquet to the Lambda Chi Alpha chapter- Don C ram was leaving. The chapter was still there, but the nucleus was gone, brother Viston Smith, now selling radios tor which he exemplifies the loudspeaker, as well as the static, was crying in his soup. This, however, really made little difference, as what is a tear or two in Lam Chi soup? In fact, what is that stuff they put in their soup? Brother ( leorge Dominick, the same great big, domineering George of old. was aimlessly playing with the silver (?) ware. Poor George! MentalL speaking, be reminds one of a zero without the formative circle. Watching Brother Hudson gulp bis food was also quite a spectacle. Seeing him reminded us that beauty real I is a virtue. Sitting next to Brother Hudson was a cadaverous looking individual named Charlet. who is one of those boys that just goes to prove the old theory once a farmer always a farmer.” Brother Charlet, simple- minded as he is. also believes that once a Lam Chi always a Lam C'lii. (Yep! That’s the hell of it.) Out in the living room of the house one beheld a rather pathetic sight. A long drink of rain water known as Brother Donoho was trying to explain the pledge button to a feeble-minded freshman. (Yes. they really have a pledge.) A dear little creature named Syd Bulla (sex unknown, but we still think the Sigma Kappas lost a good girl) was trying to help Brother Donoho. Over in the corner of the room Brother Ransom, the one man in the chapter with a ra of intelligence, was laughing to himself. Andy Thatch bad just remarked: “Goody, goody, isn’t it great to be in a fraternity?” Such illusions always amused Brother Ransom. He thought it was a fraternity once. too. but just once. Jimmy Martin, really not a bad fellow despite bis associations for the past two or three years, broke up the banquet with the announce- ment that the illustrious Tommy White bad just returned SOBER. Everyone rushed to view such an unusual spectacle and we left, the sight of these simple boys having rendered us crying with sorrow because of what we bad seen, but with jo because we had gone Y. M. C. A. Phi I )ch.t Phi (I.c(jnl f raternity) Mai.one's Inn Malone's Inn ol Pki Delta Phi wai n i it imlerbili i Diversity, Mat ij. i«m, I ligiliilitt (or tnrmhrwhip hautl mi h holanhip, intrrrM in ilic «itnlt t anil ilir pm tic intent ni prarfirinic la , Ik i k i sin Iaci i r vn II. II. SCIIMMIKHOKS K. r. Nl V I k MKI S IN I Nl I Ksl I M I Chav I . siiwiK . A. I t tv son Davis . Ill SIIKIX Ko I I I John Haiis K. W. Known I K I os III III K s. Y. ( | II I I I Sii 11 lit Conn Imis ( osson I I KKV DtKASI) I'OM I I Hi A WlKSIK | (.IK.IK ( ( . 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I- ARRI I k tk s i Coi i M.m Class of iy ii James Daw «on II, ClIIIIK John IIixiii I . hm J. M Mtti I I | « . • F.vi urn I’oou ! Cl tin of v,v i Ck.ii Jon s liliw It. Jt no M I I uivn ■ K. I I it % i i. MeNi H Joroan Maun i s Momn k Mat K Ot Sri ARM IN J. P. ARNROt «.II C. Thasi i ' Pit I Will II IK II uwii t J. Wit OS Rankin . Him ni Koqiri Bowman (kau ('. lUi n Clots of IQJJ K. A Paniiiv I t.. Ihwi lot M Si a a horn I now A. II will's i Porri I. Ri kwr Chut of IQ34 Chirm I. Archer Ai.ereh Chilton NIiPaniii I win.. Rohiki N. Bichas.w Imu Pavi Crank Uwim. I’iion. S. Wi vm. III I k m ki n in I Kin II RR|W N Sili I I Akiiii r si 111 mi ini PR. W. F. I M I)r. W. (). Floyd PS. I. F. AI l.A'.lll K PR. I. I’, t ill III Rl I - W I II USCARD Pr. J W. Manium |)r. Vhliam II AKI'A Pr. At 111 r 1 o Hi 1 iviN Pr Henri Hi si Pr. Hoi i in Johnson Pr. K. I. Joni Pr. J. I . Ki 11 R Pr. I'.. (.. Kn i 1 Pr. I M. 1 .an 11R Pr. R. K. I n 111 Pr. I. II. I i 11r Pr. I. M. In Pr. J. II. Im.RiR Pr. 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I I Ol NI l„ ltlMIOI Pk. Ft RR A ItKOMHI K«; l)K. I. I.. ItRA AN Pk. ( A AI N. ItKA AN Pr. Ron i k 1 C.Ai.nw 111. I R. S M C. Cow AN Pr. 1 AKAIN lll . Cl I I DM Pr R ahi a i S. Pi ki Pk. W. O. I ida ii I k virus is I'm m t i i Pr. Jos imi F. i ai 1 . cm r Pr Wll I I A AI P II A .ARO Pr. R. N. Hi kiii ki Pr. Hoi 11 I . Ioiinvin Pr. R. I.. Jones Pk. William I 1 m ri k Pr. I k ank II. I 1 ion I k. ii a M. 1 ani Pk. Rich ami II. I i kka Pk. P avii R. I’li Kl n Pr. Pot «a. s Si aa ard Pr. Nath ami i S. Sunt nik Pr. Wm. P. Sir a horn, |r. Pk. Hoi 1 ano M. I'tc kr Pk. Wll 11 t II I K 1MIII I Pr. All in I . V nNi Pr. Roiilki I w Waknik Dl W W W II KtMON, Ik. Pk. C. I 1 ia ni Wooiiki 11 Pr. FilOM As It. 1 rioss •2-ES ar Phi Chi Hack Kww: Swum! Itow: Third Row: Kourili Itow : I 'ifl li Row : •si lh Row : Robbins. Sullivan. Carrol. Kivln. Maple. Cari.-r. Warren. Amain. Culbertson. Sharpe. Kinney. Ju.kson, l-ln«l.r. I’hlll'ps. Sandusky. VatiKlm. Kinser. Mayer. Johnson. Re ','uli.-. Miirphry. 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'.MU II)| , NVI l ilAN n a n mm . .MX mi an r SIMM KIN V 'J ,) uaonv AN ( UN X I 1.1N .| XI MMIX M | i f',fnliV11 t H MilVIQ !(] | ii|y l4 i’J - « iiixinirjif.) iMUMMir4ii),| .•; • ! ■ 11 A ■‘ ••W !HA P « “ ! | J 6ggi )iiimjij i.s • .xiHJMjuj ic |M|Hinuj fOKDfpi i r'i HO !Md Phi Beta Pi iM. U lf' v: Tnnkd.y, Gl|li,-rl. I Inn-In. U. Johnson. Sloan. Kvr.ns. Alloy. s.,„n«l How: Van Mcn-k. Sion,., I.ow.ry. Hud,Ugh. S, w. II. II,own. It.Carr, II. Palo. Carroll. Grlzxurd. 1-Vlkor. | .,.|,.. ■‘III,.I Ilo I.. Young,-. 11 uk ii.'s, Clalhoru.. ON.II. Salman, hav.n.l.r. I' Kuox. Moor,?. W. Johnson. WHkernon. I..|| y. Il. rai.lin. lll. 2JS Phi Beta Pi ttaltrnit) Fnuiiilnl ai I nivrnil) i l Pittsburg, 1891. Color ; F.mrrald Own ami Whitr wr ' .Ithf Chafttti: Forty- ! 1 Rho Chapter I n MR S IN KaCI I T VTB IV II. till k Bursty Brook liu Brow ' S. I . Hi I omvii 11 I . M PrYot m It . ( R S I I I t 1 I S S Cl I I I S Y. A. pl HOMII I S R. ( Pr.an u 1 ■ I M (iAisiri II. I.. IIIUI11 (I II K«I ( Mil % v« 1: ins I . I). I OIK'S IK.I si Oil 1 ( . Lowrv T. I Pm ( . P. V Ml I I 11 I U II MS I'ratris in I VIMRSITATB (Una of KJJI J. I_ Bray v. I . Knox V. I Joiinuon i.. M I • m (Una of 1 j iJ I. A III-air II. V, (. Mill s I . K. Ill .111 J. I- S.%1 MOS Clast of njjJ (Uaa of lvJ4 Ik sk Al 111 I RANK IloOKf K Wm. Ill M K II AI II K Cl minui hum COM I 11 III H I I m | C .Kl Kli C). Ki in lilt 1 R ai m loiisyis Jo J. I Ml Ik I KIN IN I KIIF J. J. Amibv I . II. HAKKMIAI I I . I III SSI I I li Ksn Brook II. NV. Barms I M ( IIAI'MAS V W. ( lIKI'VI s K. K. Crow 1 (iliw Cl I I N W Pi Mmsiiri 1 s K C. Pi ki i v A. I I KIMS Pi All I OMI K II. ( . ( Mill s Ki chi v (.amii s A ( '. (ill KIN T. F. Hail l Mil Mill IMS J. C. II WCOCK M S I 1 v is J. I . Mi Mi kx m K II M i.Kl Itl K M Mil I I K DiU in NlU.IIBOKS I t J M KK I . (). 1 1 K OS While ( hrwanthrmurn ratrrnitv J. C. Pinwnciov j. H. Ml mas II. W. ItKOM S I M J. A. Wll Kiwis II . I.AVI Mil K B. II. O N i I K Siimii. W. v Si man W. II I SK I I K ('. s Hook Wm Siosi Cl IKK WOOOFIN J. C. I’l SMSCJOS K. K. Kouiri A. W. Kl l KI K II. I . Si ay l W. SMITH I. I . W M KISS I A Win 11II1II J. B. Y01 m ss 239 T« | Itiiw M. Keller, Tral u« O'Connor. ISruwn. ArmixOaH. Itotloni Kmv; Alt lirinx-r, UanUln. llulloian. Onm Sweeney. Marks. Girls' Pan ] IcJJcnic C ouncil ()itici:rs PEGGY O'Connor. Kappa llpha Theta................. ALICE TrABUK, Delta Delta Della............. Mariiia Roden, .Uf ha Omieron Ti . . . . I'm wok Brow n. Gamma Phi lleta . .....................President . . . . Pice-President . . . Secretary . Treasurer Memkkks Kappa . I If' ia Theta Francks Arm is i i i Peggy O'Connor • llpha Epsilon Phi I.Ol'ISK Al.TllKI.MKR Dorothy Marks Delta Delta Della Auck Trabuk Margaret Ki i.i.ik .Up ha Omit ton Pi Martha Kodp.n Con stance Okmk Sit rna Kappa Martha IIai.i.okan 1'i.ora Rankin Gamma Phi lleta Dorothy Sweeny Eleanor Brown 230 Kappa Alpha 1'hcta Fnuntlrd ai .Vhbun ■ w Drl'.iu« I oi%-cr ity, January a?. 1 70. llla k ami 1 m I«I I Hi: in An in Ar.v Amu Mm. I 1 nvitni so Mm i 1 «i Ki.ai « n I; t xml 11 Kroon A n Brow n Mr . I r n %w Klckncr Mil |m Hi nn'. J«. Naso Caitnkr Min I I. Cm rra ( SI If RIN I Cl SRI Mm. Ciiari i Cook l l.l Altl Til ('OOK Ki bun s Cook Ai mii: Pom Mm. Cii srii S Pow 11 I I I I MO III POWM.I 1r . I’l KS I x, IR Ki ni Kito I IV|)A Kill A Mr Hob Rivis Mr I iiovt St ill MiR Mrs ( mi Sivi Ki vu 1 Si 1 mons M VKI. SRI I Si I SION M ski s S: 1 sion Ian 1 Miron M« . I «si 1 I Hmvi INABI I. IlirniLL Mr . NV i ion Mi n sRii Mr . How sri III bbii ( AtotiNi Lrrrti Mrs. KnfliRi | I v m Kkanm Ml I I 11 R Hu IN Moor Mrs. Ciu Mu. Mr . C). ii. Nki«On him Norton Mars Paught Mrs. (' rr Payni M - I IIOMA N I Ml! )R Mr l IC Nil VI N ON Miiohmi Siovis MR . I R I SllK Kil l Mr (.. Ii. Si sini k i or t I iiost Mrs. W. (I. I IKr 111, Jr. M A III O S I Rl ANOK Mr . II B. I r I si 111 I Sim I K M.’CIIN Sm.i s Sitirr V u raiN Mr I I si 11 Al PH A I: I Chapti k f imKiiAJ 0«• Sororis i I riii |r . Konr« (-inis M sis Ian 1 1 1« sss o n Mrs K C ( Rl vill u I.II Dorumis C i. « T Mr . M. H. I)avi |«N ( .1 on IVn t. A' Kvmvn Dlncax Mr . I|ow srii I ssi 1 v Miiorio Iinnh.ss Mrs. nsvi I t I vi 1 n . l SR Ills I' Os I R I AIM A K. i.RMNI Hum Hanoi.tv Mr ( W II SSS KINs Ai ini Wi.nn Mr Davioiii 11111 I sini V run Mr . M sn 11 k 1 1 Anns Win 11 Mu. M s II WlOGlNGTON Mrs. A. I . Willis si I 1 IZ Sill III W'll 1 ISM iRSNtl W11 11 s i Mk I . I . W 11 SON ( HSKlorn W'SKII I Ol I I 01 no T i Row: I’. rmi t -ad. Alcxninl.-r. VoiinRl rK. Dillon, DoVault. S.'-.-n.l Itow: Davidson. . mlrn , 1 . OVoimm-, H.-vliiKton. Ilipplo. Driiiiini. 'Ihir.l How: KwIiik. .Ionian. DanU-l. Domi. M. IIukIic , llolman. J; ' ' u,,w: x- ,,, ’ niinr. NIU-x. !r. or. Akors. Spi.or, i5a.ik. tio. ■mil How: D. nman. S. At mislead. I'arson . Kin«. Allmitlm . K. IIukIhs. Bottom Row: Mims, Donm-ll, Wood , BokIo. Branham, Douglas. 2 52 kappa Alpha J licta Alpha Eta Chapti h Continued. S« KoKI v IV I VIVI KMT NT I (Jan of l y t llmii «i Avtnimi , B.A. . a hitllr, 1 run. Miimm llirrn It.A . 1 Inti hin on, Kan. N.i hiillr, 1 mu. |i s 1 Ini man B.A Fasrttrville, 1 rnn. M iki Dm ii X M i m i n i It, . . I nion ( iiv. Prim. Ann mim Dm «a i%, It.A. Nashville, 1 mn Mmm.AN 1 O’CllNNOn It V i hs illr. Tenn. 1 11 l « t i i Dm m. It.A. ChirJgo. III. Km i Parsons, B.A. . Class of hjjj I« vm AiMiirrAD, It.A. . N a hi ille. 1 run. 1 mail Dnvs 11 B.A. . NV rM Palin Itrarh. Ha. 1 1 1 lll III ItOT.I 1 . It.A. . .i li ville, 1 nut. I IK IKI 1 III 1.111 s It. . Jarkwim ille, Ha. tinAi’i Danih. . It.A . Nashville, 1 mil. M mu is Kisi It.A. . (irrmimod. Mi . 1 ISON Daviiimis B.A. . . Augusta. a. Sl l 0 1 ill SOU. It. . 1 run. Ami i i i SVi u i k It. 1 Updo, Mi . (limy of 033 M in i ii It ki 111 It.A. . N.i'hville, 1 mu. As si Dll I ns . B.A. . Na hi illr. 1 rnn. Fk ancis Bivini.ims, It.A. . Nashville, 1 mn. 1 niseis ( ki in, B.A. . Nmhv illr. 1 mn. Class of !9M Ass kikv B.A. . Nashvillr, 1 run. I i.Isuk | i isi.. It.A, . Nashville. Trim. KlIM l III K IISI It.A. . Ml uipln . 1 Will 1 mi i III aii s. It.A. . Jirkmiu illr. Inin. ItXRhAKA Ai.ixasdik. It.A. . Nashville, Inin. Disk loRii.is. It.A. . Na'ln illr, Pmil. s K. Akmisi 1 M . It.A. . Nashvillr, 1 run. 1 1 1 A 1 1 Kl 1 K Mill'. It. . . a hi illr. Prim. Wii i ii 11. ItK sn i It.A. . Spiing Mill, 1 run. II S K 11 1 1 1 M-ll 1 K, It. A. . Nashs illr, Penn. s ( vvis, II.A. . Nashvillr, 1 run. Mil 1 III V IKll U K It.A. . Nashs illr. Pmn. Bakuaka Dimas, It.A. . Mankrto, Minn. 11 ikkii 11 Wnoos, It. A. . .i«hi illr. Prim. Am it Ynt si.in m. 1 It.A. . | .n k'mii illr, 1 la. T..| How: Cu.lin. WVnvor. M. K.-ll-r. 10. Smith, Lonthor.s. Campbell, S. O.II.I limy : Rla.-k. Lyons. I’i.-re . 10. K.-ll.-r, Chlsmnn. Tlunl How: I-ainh.-tli. Childers. Sutherland. Hall. Ch-m.-nt . 1‘omtli How: Mills. I M.in.-. Hr.iiisf.il,I. n Smith, Taylor, I , r. l-lfih How: Honor. Crawford, Harris. Karthmati. rat,-. liottom Row: Getty, Lipscomb. X. Smith, I’holps, Trabuo. M. K. VanliiiiKtwii. 234 1 ‘W-' Delta Delta Delta I oumlcl at Bmion CnivefMis, rhauk«ci mu Pax. list. Colart: Silver, ( tld, Blue Flavser: I an y .Itii+r Chapter): Sistx-three llumm Chapter Si i ei ht Dfi i a Gamma Chaph k hllahlnhrj ifit-iber 0 SoKoRis IN I MVKRSITATI Clati o f M. Hkanmok , II I iiioii C’ili lent. (•taixiM ( ui nili. M . Muhlenberg. K Aha ( imi mi, II.A. . Nashville, Teni . ■. ( mMflis B Mmpkii i • Rcarcct Mali l Natkrillc, I nin. Mari i. Killir, iia. . Naikvilk, imn, M irtma Lam ami M Nashville, r«M. I9JI llv( I), lj Allllli. H.A. , Nj h ille, I e n n. Mam- ami Minni H A. . Augusta, Oa. Nanix II I'lMto. H.A. . Huntsville, Ala. Hi .(Mill I. miiii. H.A. . Nashville, l eni . Auct b. rtARve, h.a. . Nashville, Petin. I (IM( Wairir, H.A . Na«h ille. I enn. Martha 8 Wravir Nashville, r M Class ©I tyjj Navcv Him Cam mi i.i . Hu i Ml ( AIK. H.A. . I MAM I s Cl I Ml N I' H.A. Koiiikiv Dram . Vlll.llMO 11 K M Is M XMCAKI I KI I I I m H.A. . AM I I I'M OMfl, H.A. . Nashxile, 1'enn. Atnaiillu, I e . . N.i«In ilie, I run. Clarksville, 1 'run. Nashville, I«•. • Nashville, I enn. Fayetteville, Tenn. | (,. V iiim.i Iiwxn M I (on H.A, . a hxille, lenn. N N I. Mil « K 11 I B. . KATHBRI.VI Mill' . Makv s I’iii i ■« H.A. . I.i m si x Smith . I M( I KM.N I X( I OK . M (Mill A I WvMlINCION H.A. . Vnhiille, Imn. Prnxacola, I-la. Ve«theM. 111. Nashxille, lenn. a«h(i iiir. I enn. I er«hurg, lenn. N.i hxille, lenn. Class Ai n i Him m, H.A. . . lerre llatile, I ml. I mii.( ( kumokii, H.A. . . New Orleans. I .1. Alio I 1 Mi'i I)(IM, H.A. . Nashville, lenn. l. I (K111M A v, H.A. . Mm lrervln.ro. lenn. I I I via 111 WllAI 1 x . 193J Ivnai limus . Nashville, l enn. PoKoim si s. H.A. . Winston-Salem, . C. Norris Smith . (ilen Ki lgr, N. I 11 xni 111 I iioMAs. H.A. . N.ishvillr, l enn. H.A. . Nashville, l enn. Class of 1934 Bivsii Hi .UK. H.A. . Nashville, lenn. Sar a (it' kin , H. A. . kxiiiiKist ( 1 NX, H.A. . Nashville, l enn. Maki.xkm I’iii iik, H.A. . J am Si i ii i ki xni , H.A. . Nashville, l enn. Nashville, I enn. Nash ille, I enn. Delta Delta Delta Delta Gamma Chapter—Continued. Patron i:ssi:s Mks. I . I . C. Reeves Mks. 1 .ESI.IE CllEEK Mrs. K. W. Bii.i.ington Mks. Barney HROOKS Mks. S. S. CROCKETT Mks. Irbv Hudson Mks. W m i kk Cly de Ct kry Mks. J. T. McGill Mks. R. B. Sum Mks. 1 r nn Daniel Mrs. F.i.iot Adams Franc s Wy nxes Adams Mks. Robert Alexander Virginia Bacley Mks. Robert Baker A m Ki.i areth Battle Mks. Leonard Belt Mks. A. B. Benedict Mks. Charles (J. Bi ck ki Kmii.y Bi it a Fi.i.en R. Caldwell Mks. Brainari Ciieney Mart Mel Clements M YKY I I KKIS COCKRILL Mrs. John R. Cross Mrs. T. V. Cku iciier Mks. Wilburn Crutcher Mks. Pu l Dekryberry Mart Dickey Kkumhui.d Dodson Mks. Byrd Douglas Mrs. (Jus Dyer Josephine Dyer Kuna Fairbanks Ki.iz yp.lt ti Faw Kstiiek Fleming Mks. Ben Fowler Mks. (Tiaki.es Fowler SoKOKKS IN I Rlu- x’ARINA Gaither I.OITSI ( 001)1 OE Mks. IIinky Goodpasture Mrs. F. K. (Jrasty Fleanor IIali. Mks. (Ti ki i s II ykdc ysit.e Sarah IIakdcastli Mks. Phii Harihng Mks. Charles Harrison Mks. II. K. Hasty Mks. I-t cent Hollins Sarah Holmes Mks. M win J km R i m Joy Mrs. W. S. It: iiiers Cakoiine I.kaveli. Jer iki m Lew is Mks. Harold Lowe Mks. I loi.i ni) U I’yii ke Mrs. R. II. Mason Kvei.yn Miller Fuse Moore M yky I). Mooki Mrs. F. K. Moore Mrs. Smii ey Morrell Fugenia Moseley Mrs. W. I). Phillips Mks. Pom Pointer Mks. 11 si in Poi i lk Christine Provine I.ii.la Provost Kelenl Rynson Cork i n i Rich Maurice Rich Stella Rich Mks. Baittt Roues Mks. W ykki n Rucki k Mrs. Julian Scruggs Mrs. Pom Siikivek P.i.i be mi Smith I y n i Davis Smith Ri m Sneed Mks. Harry Stick ley Mks. J. II. Fidman Mrs. (Jeorgi Tkabue Pi i i n Wait ace Mks. J. F. Wai.drum Mks. M. K. Ward Mks. W i. K. Ward, Jr. Mks. Robert White Mks. I. II. Whitson Anita Wii.i iams Mks. M yi.colm Williams Mks. A. W. Wilson I' MMA Y YKI1KOUGII I)k. K yii Savage Zekloss Alpha Qmicron l1! Founded at Columbia. 1X9?. i Iftt ( 1rd111.1l .mil bite ’ • .«• JaojuriiuiH.t K r Cmiwi Avmuov M B. l I IV; M « 11 rri B u 1 « Mm. W. II. Bam Mr II Bsrion M«v John Ituio Naso Baskmvii.i i Mrs. h mw Bosn M mi Hoi 11 Nu Omic RON C.HM TI k itrikltfAtJ I « rj. SORORI s | I Kill Doionn Bmuhiii M - • IMA Km HI s M« - I «Ml Bl KM Mm I IIOM « III M Mr I . ( I ABC I s Aw Camphmi Mm W, II C «%imu 1.1 Mu I DM ( ' K 11 H Franci (AirtR M «ic««i 1 t n ippi 1 K Still RIM l « (IM « Ann i IHnvcs Mr . IV II lui r Mn. JOHN h 'I B Mm I «1 I I I «Mil ( iK l| l l.tcv (ime I 1MKi Has 1 JOMPIIIM ll«««KI « Mm. ( It II s M I wii 11« nsn KontRis I.mil hoot M RTIIA I.OVI M. ■ I w in NU ('mi m -.ii M. Ri in m 1 Mi ri m « I n ii‘ U hi 1 i u 1 Mi ' 1 mu |ii' Ki in Mi Mi kk s VlKi.lMA MaRIIN Mr |i««h M iR ns Mr . Mirus I Mil l 1 k Mr I ni -■ ! M' h ill M I . A Niwm.w Mrs. Ibwk o««mh Domnin OviRAIl M RI. R I I K MM M SKS (ll I I Rl IM IR .1 Mrv. I K MUUII11 irii Mr . K in r 1 Sunt isik M SKS I I I AM III ' ll «K P Sak Si i 1 v Mr . I’.i r ki Spain Mrs. V I. I n mi vili Mr Roiii m I 1 aipi 1 Mr . I 1 1 iKi 11 I mom Mr . Kos I mom I'm 1 I I OKI M l I' VI I K Mr I M M KI K I I I Mil I II W I SMVfi Mars Wmsi Jk . Cl KK S Will I I F A |l Wr U III K -17 1 Kow: M. Ilill. Savely. Wlllet, Whiteman. MeKelvey. Second Row: Kwlnfi, Welso. IVnzier. K. 11 ill. Rawls. I liii'd How: Roden. Dlsmtlkes, Rodetilmuscr, «Yell. Kamsw.irtli, Hot tom Row : Hayes, l.anler. Orme, M. K. Rndeiihausor. 23S Alpha Oniicron Pi Nt Oniicron Chaim i r C ontinued Sororis in (llntt 1 i k i Miami ki a . 'a hville, I'rnn. Fravci$ 1 wise. . Nashville. I'rnn. Kt.i Atttiii Irazii r . N'j«h ville, 1 rim. 1 K A W 1 W IM . I N'lVIRSITATI of IVJI Marion I i«: i % 11ii i I Inrenrr, l.i. Mxuin I n t i Roots M.iwillr. Kv. Mariwiia Swim . Smith PiU'huri:. I run. Na h ville, I'riiu. I.m im Cun . Miami Mam . |i w niisi M Km iv . ('fats of (• ill.ilin, I rim. ’.i h ille, I'rnn. j«h%iltr, I'rnn. M aK I II A I R VMVOR I II . ipja Con a I s c i I n vii . M AY K AW I A . I K A Vl I v Root MI At vrit I ranklin, Trim. Wartracr, I'rnn. N'a hville, I'rnn. j hvillr. I'rnn. Si i I AMIR . (Urns of njj$ M .nl 1 011, I rim. M mcoaki i Win 11 m . N.i hvillr, I'rnn. I I I Mil III Mil I . Virgini i Lewis (Urns of (•.ill.nin, I run. N.i'llvillr, Trim. 19.14 M K I . Root Ml l M K I 'OKOIIIA Wtl | I I I . N.iOivillr, I'rnn. (•.ill.ilin, I'rnn. 219 I.aoki-y, f'rorkott. Howard, S. Culbroili. NYoly. Srooiui l{o v: l-'iiv, Itivwor. Hlalr. Uoki'is, .M. Cram. Third How : t'..o|N r, Hw.-.-n. y. It. rulhroth. KiliH l.nrkoy. Dow . ,:°w; l!| i . I ’••'iisloy. Ditto. St null II. KwIiik. DoHom How: Kroi-lo-i, Timion. isiju-kinan. Ih-mu-ti, Klslioi. i.jo Gamma Phi J3cta I niiertiti, November i , 1874. Celeri; Fann a ml Seal HroMii flees Pink C irnatHMi .htif•• Clhtfltrt Furit Hument Clniftn: Ihitti-lhrcr Ai pha Tm ia CiiAPri k l oun.lt.I Otlebr IO, lylj S0K0RI s IS l VIVI RSII ATI Clint of yj Ai ha Mi s sii 1. H.A. . F'ranklin. Irim. M vkv J. ( «m. ki 11 M.A. . Franklin, M VKI vs Mi Vi KM v s M. V M lior. MI 1 11 vm III 1 VCM v . M.A. . S.ivhville. 1 rnn. Jovi mn v Coon , H.A . Sa hi i Hr. 1 11 vmIII ||i v H.A. . Franklin. ('IlUs IQJU Kaikikim Mi au . Navhvillc, Irrin. Ai vi v | H 1 1 IHayv M.A. N i hi illr. 1 rnn. K vniiKiM Mki vm k Clarktv illr. IImis 1 i mk, M.A . Sjvhv ille. 1 rnn. Ki nui v ( 1 1 mu vim H.A . Navhvillc, J 11 v ill-vos. M.A. . Na hv illr. 1 rnn. |i vs ( 1 Mviist.v H.A. . (ikhlimiM ( iiv olla. Mos sii llovi vko. M.A. . 1 rnn. Mvkv 1 . I vi 1 MA . . Na hvi!lr, 1'cnn. Dokoiiiv Hu n. M.A. . Icnn. Class v.?.; 1 1 1 vil III Mi vm 11 , H.A. . S i liv illr. 1'cllU. M VK 111 v Si v s i 1 i 1 , M.A. . ,i liv illr. 1 rnn. 1 VII V s 1 VI ISO, M.A. . Na hvillr. rmii. Dokoiiii Svviisiv. M.A. . Na hvillc. 1 rnn. J vsi Kroi Kll . M.A. . Navhvillc, Irim. 1 v 1 sia 1 is sos. M.A. . ioovtlcftsv illr. Irim. (litis 1034 s vk v Ci i iiki vim, M.A. . N.i hv illr, Irim, 1 1 m 1 1 iv ki v. H A. N.i'hv illr. Irim. Dokoiiii v |)av, M.A. . M.11011 1 a. Ko vi v s 1 1 vk M.A . N.i'h ville, 1 enn. Mu iiKiii Ini M.A. . Navhvillc, Irim. M11 i.Ki v K n.i kv. M.A. . a«hv illr. 1 rnn. Mm Ki 111 Am 11 M Kl M |IS M VKI I . MkOVV S ClI AKI oi l I ( m d 111 Ik' Ih rai Cmi Ia 1 r s Coi i ii Sororis is l rhi Ass M. 1 r 11 Domi M vk mia I 1IIIKM M vk 111A I I'M i l!n i .10111 v I i i vsok (.1 111 k 11 !•'.I WOR 11 A«a . KI Mkv | f M I |o| | Mi i i mi Mus Ii cii ii iv 1 Mm m M k v. I nil - l vsi 1 v I 1 111 1 1 i vil 11 1 VK.. VKI I ( M VS Mkv. fosi PIIIKI C. SMARPI N vi l 11 Smiiii M vkv Cli ll Moxkivin I 1 | vui 111 M«A iioks Mkv. |ami |u«ai Dokoiiii W vim' M . I I XK N Ol M. P VI KOS I SSl S Mk . I. D Mi s ios Mkv. K«.v I . K|v Mk Mrh 1 (.m os Mkv I V t I - IIVKVMII | -, I. I. kwlH.IK |K' lllSDIKVis Mkv I. I I VM.IOKII Mus. W. M 11 v 1: Mk I 11 II. I v s 11 k Mkv J. M. Mi kki v Mkv. w. m. I IUM Mkv Hi k I Mt 1 1 si v Mkv II kk Mi kki v, |k. 211 Top l«o ' :;illai;h i . Muoii', Hcllliousc, Itatikln, Johnson. Si-con.I |{o s Iliinlman. Ilallornn. Kolarl . PrcKlcy, Cauicr. Thlr.l |{n v «’lurk, I.i-wix. Adams. Taylor. Itair.l. I-Vnirili How Lewis, Slump. Wrlii-r. Amlorson. Iti«-nt. Bottom item Krupli' cr. Bromley. Kerr, AIiiiom, Buchanan. 2 42 Sigma Kappa Founurd at College, 1I74. «t er inlet Al PH A RHO ChaPJI H ttnUnfirJ tii} !vJt Sorokin in I V| 1 hsiTATI (Una of loji Nashville, 1 run. Nashville, I'enn, N .whville, Penn. I ulioii, Ky, I Mil 1 Ai mon, B.A. . 1 Oarku !. M B« I• • I 1 Immit, B V. . Murfreesboro, fenn I 11 in 111 KiB.A. ( Wilt RIVI I I VS '. II.A. 110 K vs ms B.A. . Ivmv I vv 10«. B.A. Class of hj ;j DmiMiv Anwn, B.A. . Na h illr. I'enn. K. Ammiwiiv, B.A. . Villiam p rl, Iron. Unis Br 1.1 iioi 'M . B.A. . Mi . .•- Mvks Bkisi.B.A. N.i'hville, I'enn. Olivia Ci srr. B.A. . . Na'hville, 1 run. Mvniiia II i 1 okas. B.A. . Na h illr, I'enn. ik .isi (misvis, B.A. . Columbia, I'enn. Kowina livvi' B.A Murlirf'boro. I’enn. IIiiis Put mm B.A. . Si nti'lmro. Al.i. Mara I. It . Nj hsille, I'enn. Class of I ij ; j ( iih i ms i • Ai I unit k. B.A.. N.i'hville. I'enn. Doroiiis kxi pii i k, B.A. . Clevel.mil. (). Kathryn Hindman, b v roleido, . Katmmumi Mu i i«. b . 11 it. . Abcm, ( I 11 son Wmn. B.A. . N.i'hville. I'enn. Clan of I )J4 Mars Baikii. B.A. . Cnimi Ciiy, I run. I 1 -si M« l’i vk It.A., M D. . Sp.irta, I'enn. ('11.1 A Bromiis, B.A. . l-'laiwomi'. I'enn. Bskiisks Moort, B.A. . Sweetwater, I’enn. s sun 1 (1111 si mas. It.A., Birmingham, Ala. Kaiiiviiiv Silmi-. It.A. . N.i'hville. I'enn. Sorori s in I kiii Amvi Amiri W' MR'. I SI I 111 VIS Bn 111 (’noM S R (NOW l - C. M. Darih s M 11 io 111 Dinnini; Mrs. Amiriw I wish Mrs. I. M. 1 rksk m k w IIaroin Mrs. M. s. Iloim s W11 MS III s 111 s S SR S I.ASM II R I I A ll 1 C. M shim v M SRS Mori.AS I I I Sill III N’lOIOI s Kl III I’SKKIMI Mrs. I issis I'ss si I I Kl 1 w Kiciiakiisov Doris Si um i ki r Iimmi s sin s ( S I III Kl I W SKKI joslIMIINI W'SRKIS ■J4I T .|. Row: It. HivytT. Olshln.-. Koscti, l.ell.ovlt. Rn-y.-r. S--. Row Ruck, Murks. Fridman, Weinstein, Km-emaii. Tlilr.l Row: Weiner. Altlu-inter. I...venthnl. Rlelt. Ilnlior. Rollout Row: C..1.11.ii” Shyer, II. W.-rllutli. Colon. Wertlinn. 21 Alpha I psilon Phi F. lal li h«l Harnartl Collrgr. Ortolwf 14, 1909. ('•Ur 1 I.reeli 4 ul White •1 .ft; I ih ot ihc-Vjllrv Chi Chap r 1 r itaA liAr . ti JS I ill 1 Ai mi IVI• N . Km ki no Com B.A. IhMOTIIt |AU« It. Amx IIkivtr, B.A. . hum Com n . At via For m in . lit I'M I «IIIIM N ins i ; )i i . mi. . I’M I INI II Ml N . Ann 11 iK mi 1 m. Sorokin in [ - Chut of Kott Bri.vir . ('Inn of . Spat! auburn. S. C. a hvillc. I'rnn. Clan of .i h illr, Irntt. I mm i Rich. B.A. . Clan of N. li illc. Triin. Nashville, loin. 'lrvrl.nn!. O. llK(l t.l, (i.l. N. hv tile , I'oin. N.ivhvillc, loin. Frakcki Wii nbr . IN I RSI1 NT I 1931 Brin mi lUa, B.A. ■ 193- Anna Simon, B.A. . ‘ 933 Joan Sttrt B.A. . .i hvil!r, Irntt. 934 Hiriiia 11 mov it I I NOR | 0 I N III l Mimirh MoKRIS . Mu mo D Out IIKI . I. Kiri i Rom n . Mills I Kill N Nashv illr, I run. Nashville, Tom. ' N'j«hvillc, I run. Na«hviltc, loin. Miami, 11.1. Nashville, loin. .i hv 111 r. I 1111. a«hvillr, loin. I «• .!, Ala. Nashville, I run. I-v Bu vi Povh M mum s C011 inn Rosl Po IKS I I I K NIK I In.I N I R ANK SoROKHS IN I Kill ( VKOI VN II NKKIN Rhikccv Johnson II il I 1v v B knii 1 Roiiisii in I 1 wis M vkv I ni tOWINHKM II KM INI I.OW I NSri.lN M vkv Iu | vkun Ill'll Rosiniiiii II.x i 1. Simon I lONoll NKN I I Mill K Mks. I 10 Sc 11 NKI . P N I KON I nnI s MiS' I I Ml ! I IV IN .' ION Mrs. Min Mks. I) vs M Y • 4S Mkn. Mini tl. I 'KINO Mk . Ai.vin Kvknmvn Mrs Morris Skiiwirt Mk III N K A I I II I I It M Nl M rima Davis I.amiii hi l.ady of the Bracelet In 1928 the «iris of the Junior (.'hiss set the precedent of choosing annually a senior girl whose title was to he Lad} of the Bracelet”. I his title is to he recognized as the women’s “Bachelor of I glincss , and was made more nearly parallel to that honor in 1930 by allow ing the entire body of women students to participate in the choice. The qualifi- cations include scholarship, participation in school activities, personality, and general popularity. Martha Davis Lambeth is the selection from the 1930 class and seems especial!) well fitted tor the honor. During her three years at anderhilt she participated in practically every branch of student ac- tivitv and served as president of the following organizations her senior year: Delta Delta Delta. Vanderbilt C'o-Kd Athletic Association, I hree Arts, and vice-president of the 'l . V. C A. «928.................................Biss Brown, Nashville, Tenn. . . Mary | xi: Lo vi: iii-i.m. Nashville, Tenn. . . M rth Davis Lamkkth, Nashville, Tenn. 246 1929 • • «930 . . 247 Prof. Top How: Thompson. 'unntitKhain. BrliiKhurst, Parsom . Weaver, (‘«•utor: Shivers. iHimnn. Price. Hollom How: Hauler, I «Isimik.s, Shull, Kiown. Clapp. Phi Beta Kappa Ai.pha of Tennessee Chapter ()mcHRs A. M. Harris .................................... I)k. (iKorop. R. May i 11:1.1 ................... I)r. John T. Mc(Jii.i...................... Dr. K. !.. Johnson.................... St i di T Officers John Borders ’ianinoiiam............. Ei Hkwi.ino Brinoiiurst .... Rosa Parsons................... ...................President . . . rife-Presulent . . . Secretary Treasurer PreshL nt Secretary Treasurer S i I 1)1 NT . I I .MHI KS. 193 I Hi.manor Brown Robert Cl.AIM I - AI K DlvMI KIS (Jordon Di ncan Saktain Easier Don K. Price, Jr. V E RON I I'A Shivers I I KKINON 1. Sill I I ('ll VKI.I S ('. I IIOWPSON M RTII Wi: WER 24 S Sibina I psilon I itcrarx Socictx Cai umf I ( HAP I I k Al N Zlll KI . I'n. Bmvi.m km . . i KM'I ti ( M Ml )| U I Rs . I rrsidtnt . I 'itf 1‘rrsiJi nt Sr rflat) I rnnutrt Ir 1KIS | I-Al I I. I ATI v. ( . Ci kk (.mimi.i K. Mmiimii II. H. Si ill kmi kiiiikn I ) in i ii Daviiimin John Kinvim I i.bmm 0 my Wll.I.IAM OlSMlkl C. M. SlKKlII JOHN l . W lll ! k VI R I S l I MM RSI I VI I Run m (.iii'iis W I I I K I’ V'l II ! I I on K. Pku i. |k. Sim ii K wsmi I OM I I «H V i i k Sii k:• Mil ion Simon Itu i S 111 s I IN. VN III Illi I 249 Ti | How: Crillln, .1. Mayer. llowlclt Oliesilev. Peterson. Itottom K Pool'-. . Mayri, Imwsoii. Mayer. Alpha Omega Alpha ( )iticers riKKv Pkikst...................................................................President Kussbi.1. Hoi.man .... ... . . . Secretary-Treasurer I)k. Hakvkv li rooks . . ... Faculty Adviser l)R. Wmiik S. I.batiikrs . . . Xational Committeeman I hi- i' a non-secret tourtK vrar medical fratcrnit , into which students are elected on the basis of their scholarship, character and originality. It was organized at the 'Vdlcge of Medicine of the I’niversity of Illinois in 190’. and i' the onl order of the kind in medical schools on this continent. I he definite mission of the fratcrnit is to promote irreproachable conduct and scholarship, and to encourage the spirit of medical research. 250 Alpha Omega Alpha Jack ('iiiimv Jam Dawms V. II. «.«inis I k 'IRIS iv I i i ksii u Kirm lltmiiir I A. M wii J. M. l J. (’, Pi mm Kvi tf.TT Pool J ( Wit K, Kv.| Ir MRI s in I K It I J. I„ Al 10 J. J. Asm ' ■ I (ll 1 1 Al l I S Itl KH K. W. Ilii i im;ion ( . I . Bttimr ( i ii 0 1 Hi m ii Ass Boavii II. .. Hmiiih It k i v Brook C‘i is ms Hri ii V. A. It ' as I. 1 cu K. lit at II (A Siosi ' Hi 11, J. C ( l 10 S K. S. t i s siv(.ii wi W. l l mommi i s K. C D KIV l V II. I. Doic.I-A |)i si s Kvk, Jr. Wai i I .'« ' I I (. M Rt J. P. 1 .It III K I I . ( Mh.|t| |t K|- K. V. (iRI ZAKO W. D. 11 AtiCARD M. II win ms J AM II SftK K Jons II'kii' A W. HARRIS r. K. 11 ARRISOS Kir; k I ii llni I . It. 11 Kin (.lORta S. Joiisvis Kir.ar Josm K. I . Josi . (Ki ssos Jons I . I KI SCt W. s. I i aiiiir Itl IM I II II KIK W II I 1AM 1 11 r KI K I. ll Kklssi' I. I v 1.1 V M s 11 K i i Martis II. I . Mmm III«. i I V|mr(. s Davih K Mi rflit' J. ('. I SSISI.ION I). K. Pick s I. Pn.cmk I . l Kii.cx W. D. S IK A VIIOR S S. K. I I Al'IIOl I iuiki Whsmus K J. Wil.Kis.vis I. . WlllURSPOOS C . I U '«mm 11 5 Top U« w: I •Islinroon Simmons, Hoskins, l.uinl , M -N:wno . Contor: I loll lions. ■. K.lw arils. iT.sl.y. Smith. Motlow. Bottom Bow: Sohwnrtz, Bouton. I.uw, Ja.kson. I lie Skull and Bones H. B. Disiiaroon................. Robert Simmons . . I.. G. Hoskins . . . . John Smith . . Con Nik Mo now Officers • • • President ..............Pice- President .................Secretary ..............Treasurer • . • . . Serffeanl-at-.lrrns I II I.I N III 1.1.llOt SK I.AWKI NCi: Blackwell Barm: i i Briggs C. Bkb KCZYNSK1 William Cook Meredith Ckawioxd Ai.on 0 Daniels C.t y Denton Roll . A. Howards Hrank Jackson Michael K ascii a k Roi.and I.win E. II. Law c. T. I .owe i. T. McCall IIakrn McN'amit White Hatton Helen I'kesby E. H. Reisman 11 ROI.I SdlW K I CIeo. Smith Sami m Simi I- J. Sm Malcolm Wall Hiiom s Wya pi 252 I .ui I )e 11.1 Mil.I.HI W«N ltSO S HM . (aoiu.t «in iv Km i it. . ( )l I II I Ks . Prrji.ltnI . Stirrtary I'rrautrtr M I Mill RS Win iam Ih n Jos :ni Oscar Mi l lion Dil i. ro Jacobs Junes I’roi miai.i 1‘krrv, Jr. 1‘roiim'ir Wi'iiv It. Knows. llott'itaiy liu ult) tfmbn An honorary engineering fraternity based on scholarship and character and corre- sponding to the cademic Society of Phi lleta Kappa. SJ Top How. Ciliari. Smith, Woodward, Dulco. «Viit.w: Simon, Clbson, Kut liorford. Major . Aram. Harris. I'ronl K u «'Inrksou. Cortiitowskv. Hardison. Silu ri. Mo.vors, Chariot. Ilaoicnoy. Art us CJub Mii.ro Simon............................................................................President .1. B. Ct NNiNGiiAM................................................. l ice-President I’kok. K. |. Kukri.int: . .... . Secretary-Treasurer John Arant Jamks ( IIAKI.ET Thom s Ci arkson (Sen Hike J « l-I A N ( iOKl'A’1 OWSK A Richard Ciisson Robkrj A. ( ami iii i.i. KrXF.ST J. ICllIKI.INO Rov 1.. Caris .Mkmiii-ks Dei.wio IIacknkv I'rnkst II akihson I OK Mowki.i. Sari i Lanier •Marsh i.i. I). Majors IIarra Mi a irs 1' ACI I.TA Ml.Mill Its Howard Mii.iomserger ('. II. Kt i hi kiord I om Shier 1' Mu.ion Simon Ckorci- Woodward AI AN Zllt.AKI Morris C. (Jordon ( Jerai.d I). Ill Nl)l RSON I low ARI Mil lOMIEROKK 2S4 Tup How: Shull. • 'ii it ii I ii k li :i in. H-y n ihl8, Proctor, I loixIrleU.son. Dctlioro. Outer; Schwartz. Crockett. Itvunhn, Price. Hot tom How : CuniiiKKiin, plvfoul. Waller. 1 he Student Council J. B. Claaivcham . . ClIARI.KV SlIAVIK ( )l l ICKRS ................President Sc retary- Treasurer Ex-Officio MliMBI-RS Mkrkimov Ci sinccim Don K. Brick, Jk. M I .MHI- RS Wai.tfk Bkakdkv Bobiiv Crock i: ti IIarrv Dkiiikko Skim w Fortini: Mack Gii.rkkt Joi IIiadkicksov Howard IIowik IIarkn Pikkoiii Frank Prociok I. ao Kia voi ds I 11 I KIX KOWKLI, II. J. Smuli. Arthur Schwartz Bi n Wai.i.ik 256 I he Student Activities Board ol the UlMiKlX Rowii.t . Sam V. (aijivvi u. . I. I I m St udent I nion ( )| I IU KS . . . . . . . Prrsuitnt . I i f PfftiJfHl . I xf ulii f Srtfftaiy Sam V. C.Mnwiii. I . V. (’a 101 JOSMMIIM C'OOPIK Jons ( I S SI Still NI I )k. Ada It i i i Si mm i ids Sii him M i mhi ks III «.II It. |)| M AROOS Ik is Mv Dosnt (.11 I MOM s I’. Ml SIM KV)S 1 ki Mooki I X ( 1 I K'lO Ml Mill Ks J. I . I.in !• u i i.i s MI .Mill KS I k. (.mm.i R. Mummii J«'M I'M t l IIOI I r.mvis K. I’kovosi III sOKI Rnuil.l III SKA I I K I I’kdi. I ki; K. Illlisos A Ixiartl i' | i«nniil«- the ■■ « i.il activities and needs l ihc students anil in tuprrviw ilir ex priHliturr • ! the activities Inn.I o| the Student I uimi. 257 Top llow: l.omrs. Askew, «‘inmiiiKlutiii. Itollom How: KutlierfoMl. OaMwoll, Shull. Commodore C-iub J01 Scheffer )I-'I'IC I:RS President John Askew . Tire-President John It. Ci wimuiam . . Seti, l,i) y- Treasurer M KM It HRS Sam V. Cai.dwki.i. ... Hchi Theta Pi James Ri iihkkokd . Delta Tan Delta Ukiii Rogers...................Phi Delta Theta Ciiaki.es Scheffer .... . Sigma Nu 11 kkison Sill 1.1 . . . Delta Kappa Epsilon Ilii' i :i Senior Honor Club, the members of which are elected each May from (lie most leprcscntative men of I ! «■ Junior Cla . I lie Commodi re Club ;i' founded in 1905 by William J. Anderson, coach of tin- track team, with the intent that the club, composed of the best leaders m tin 1 diversity. would I million in even wa possible for the good of Vanderbilt. It is a self perpetuating body, with a membership of eleven. 25S ( ) N I ( I I I 1 Mvmiis 1i wi m , Dell.i I .hi Drlt.i CiiVMiK Morrow, Alpha I.iu Omega Nxim.w ii mi, Sigma Mpliii I psihm KKilAKl) Makkx, K 1 W i ii k Iti won s. -I A H NVakm k How hi , k 'I' Mow XKIl Ckaiiikm, I 1.’ II VKHA DiIIIIKO A K K III .II DlillAROOV, I Wii i ki Kkmm h, a k r. AI 'I IS I Itw AKI , K 1 I I Mill KS Sam I-xxim;, 1 X Dki K I l ow MIS, K 1 N i it s (•mm, 1 I! I.ion IIoskish. K 1 I T Kikwiv, X A I. ( II V'. I I I Ml KM AN, K M XKIIS VI t M K A I Covmik Moil OW, T . PrrtiJeni I iit l't' ti.lsnt StitrUiry Ttfuwrn II KKX M I KS, I K 'I Ik WK l KOi I OK, It II II Ioi So VII IV, X V. I’. ''MAI I.XXonil, K Kl l III S I’KI I,I K, •! All A St I Ml Kl WII, S I A Jons I I KMR, X X I K WK W XKMATII, M I II Ilii' is an inlet Iratrrnitv Minor (lull. selected from (he membri' of ilie |unior Class. I hr purpose of ihr • luh i« to tosirr harmonious aiul trirndl) relations among fratrrnilirs, ami to protiiotr vhool spirit to ifir highest degree. Phis club i% a rlf perpetuating body, with a membership limit ol iwrntv, the elution bring held in Max ol each ve.it. S9 Top llow: Daniel, Ui:i«l.• 11, Smith, Itegun, I.owo, I.nnsdeii, Bottom Itow; Mat t itutly, Trabuo, i‘oiixlcy, «’lark. CToyt . Bailey. Acc C l ub Fi.em Smith, - A Iv....................................................................President Joe Bailey, A K U.....................................................Tue-President Robert Ryan, K IS............................Seeretary and Treasurer Quintis I.owe, A T A...................Sergeant-at-Arms Joe Bailey ... Delta Kappa Epsilon Kasion I.kbo...............................Phi Kappa Sigma Wii.i.iam Beasley.................Sigma Chi Qiintin I.owe......................Della Tan Delta JACK Braden.................Phi Delta Theta Maurice Matitxcia - . . Phi Kappa Psi Davis C'i.arkp.......................Chi Phi George Perry...............Phi Kappa Alpha George Cloys..............Ilpha Pan Omega I.OUIS Roseniei.d............ .eta Heta Tan R v C0NSI.e .......................sigma u ROBERT Ryan....................Kappa Sigma Alonzo Daviei.....................Kappa Alpha Fi.em Smith .... Sigma Ilpha Epsilon RICHARD Lansoen . . . Lambda Chi Alpha Thomas M. Trabue .... Heta Theta Pi I Iu- Act’ ( lul is an intcr-fraternitx honor club of the Sophomore Class, with a member- ship limit of sixteen. Its purpose is the entertainment of visiting athletic teams during their 'ta in Nashville. 1 he club is self-perpetuating, each member at the end of the school year choosing his successor for the following year. 260 Hinc Pencil ( luh Cl Iki st kiso. Jk. . lit sk I . Ml I i ttov. |k. . Hri i'K vi k ( ii m . OllllIRN I'rrsiJent . rite I’rtiulmt Sffrrlary- 1‘rraturrr Jn%u n N. Kaiim HkI I kMK ( 'll l Ko llviism Joi Kvass ('ll K1 I 1 ( lORI A i in k i ( ot mu ki. Ml M HI Rs Jack II ii.in Ross 11«i K «Ns ( 'll MU I s III |IV)S Cl Ki st I kisii, Jk. Joi I ou i mu i i III sk I . Ml I i KOI, |r. |)m 1.1 as I). m 11 U'lM KI II Pol K l.oi i Rom si i i ii Si i moi k S vmi 11 s, |k. I I OKU II C, Si'III I MSI.I K I II.I.IAKIl SlOAS Nasiokii I . Wise, Jk. A I rr lim.iii Snplnuimn- I iterat) Cluli luviiiK no membership limit. New member .ire c lected ii mini' the second term from the freshman ('la . I’reliminari in-nut .irr held, at which each candidate read an original manuscript. from the best nt these the member are 'elected. I he porpose ol the club i' l Mild) ninteinp rar Author in prose and poetrv, ami alvi produce compositions for critii Cm from the club as a whole. 2(, I l.i.'ll tn I'IkIiC l'‘ront K ' : MII:iiii. 11 Slmall, S, Itulla. (iol'tutuwsky, Valaskl. 1. I loininiek, lluinplirry, Waller, Simmons. Wattle . lilileoet. Khriintn. Htnnheld. tfe n«l !•••«: 11 «:%•!. Join- . Hop- kins. C. Bulla, 1‘lilllips, K'.vee, Stanford. 1’. Itotmuick. Iloarn. Itroswell, Harvey. Clements. Hose. Grow hover. Sine|«er. Third I tow Morrlsey. Soryntz. I tinla|i. Johnson. Williams. Imn.an. Gardner. liTbi-s, Noiijin, I’. S-ott. .Moon. Hyan. Thomas, I . Wilson, Clark. Chase. Hill. Alrutz. Horte, Kelly. Hocliman, Toffol, ItosontInti, Brew. T. Wilson. STETSON lit MPIIREY . Paul Dominick . Hen Wai.i.er . . , George Brew Robert Clements Mortimer Riirman I.eon Berber Singleton Gardner Jli-IAN CiOR I ATOWSK D. M. Braswei.i ('iiaki.es Bl l.l. Bri ck Ni k ('mask Akihi k Dunlap I-OI is AIIRi 1 Wil.I.IAM DllKOCI Wll.LARD DRAPER N anderbiJt Glee Club . . Dir,-dor President llusincss Manager I- (i. Milan . hsistant Husiness Manager Bruckner Chase ... ... librarian Moorman Stan held . Orc ieslra Director I i RSONNEL . Tenor 111: nka Head I. II. Jones V. I.. I.i w is Alexander Moody l u i. Mokkisn Ro Noojin Herman Rochman Koiiert Rosi n i ii i I mes K N Robert Simmons II koi i Smei.ser Moorm n Si ni iei i Armistead I'iio.mas George I'opiei. . ’Tenor Dwis Clark Clarence Hearn Gordon Duncan CiiKisn Hopkins W. M. Paris . Hass Paul Dominick Joe Hill George Dominick William Hu.mi: Combs Port P.RSKIN Kl.VCE Charles I.ee II. Hass Dan McGugin, |k. I.. G. Milam Wendell Phillips M N I EL V l SK I Bln Waller W i iM) Wattles Charles Waits Pkisi.k Williams I'm hoi Wilson Koiiert Johnson Tom Kelly I wii s I lot.I.II)A Pai i Hudgins Bt ii Sorcat Rom Ri Stan lord Prank Wilson 26a Kf« at 11« Mr. I M u M-Klntf ) «W l.«n. •• 11. 0k. lu«l . ci« nu nt, HMl (iirJs (ilcc ( lub )mi i rs Svom Dai ion . ■ Nano I'i i . Dim lot Pm'ultHt iff V filth nt Nano Pimui . M k 1 11 m ni Pm i Kcm V A I i w w . I iHii CUMKX18 I i timfunnl S ttrlaty I'traturrr librarian I l.i Mil mi Hi m v I )OKO I11 ( KOOK llll.IV Bh I HOI 'I I KAMI' ( l.l MI VI S.AK V Cl I IlKI VIII Hi-- Itl.ACK N wo Hi it ( wirni 11 Ann Dillon 1 1 RSON I I f ir it Sopranos Rl IIM I Cl I IIKI Mil M K I I I Mil III P l I Komisa I I M IS AltUS I KII ( iRAIIAM III lll I II ( KMh Suomi Sopranos I III IM Dow M V I ll I P I K WO S. ( ill.1.1 si'll M K€: ki i I’m IKK Mm Ramis I V WOI I ISI III MM I M I I I Mil III I M kl PoKonn Wii i 11 k MIIIKIM | K KI II M ki;i i k 111 Ml kis M I MOV I'OK I I K it, I The Vanderbilt Band Nicholas Rose.......................................................Director V is'CB t Ravki............................................Manager II. M. Staniiki.d.............................Drum Major Personnel ('.or net I A. Williams Charles I.ka ihi.rman William Filler Leonard Hopkins (’kcii. Di'ki: Ml RUN PkTKKSON IKA III) Nit IRC 1.01 IS I.ANDAt: Chris Hopkins Clarinet Davis ('i kk Alvin Mooki Kwi:n Sri Ionian Bernard Dovni Ukn Waller 1.01 is Rosi ni HI) I-Oi is Ai ki i I'romhom J. A. Crhfendon B. II. Smith William I.assiiik Gkokcr Pkrrv Vkknon BURIIIITI 1 lorn M. 1.. Mi KPHY Vinckni Rami. ('iiaki.ks Woodward 1 ARl.AND RoHIHNS Drums IInkoi.d Smii.skr Pu i. Mokkissi Edward Dawson ;. I. Polk Haritone amI Hass J. II. JoNKS 2 4 Romm Simmons ItKKN KI W'l lNSI H l.AfRKNCK I’kHMAS WALTER SlMMIRS - • 1 he Band Aflcr the Marxlam! game ih Vanderbilt Kami turned in their uniform . It a thr rn«l of their Kanin—a ea on in which the had j(uttrn no more than the u«uallx m ant prai«r and a ninth a thr u«ual am Mint ot di«para£rinrnl. anderhilt «ludent art too apt in imiiie thr maneuver 1 thr hand «tl another in«titoti n, ainl compare it appearance with that ot the amlrrhilt a(i;reKilion. lew «ludent who «aw the I nixmilx ot krntmkx Itand in n t; will forget it «plemini performance, and ompialifird prai«e wa given thr Alabama Kami alter thr game thi ear in Itiriningham. It i intrrr«tiiig 1« con ider, however, the difference in tin condition under which uch hand work Irom th i «or rounding tin hand hrrr. lath ot thr two • hool meutinnrd air Mate I iiiver«iti««, each rmplov a paid hand instructor, rat h ha ctunpul or tnililarx drill. It woultl lie rnnarkahlr it a group ot «tiitlrnt could organise. Irani drill ami manruvrr a a uulilaix oHitef and ton taut drilling tor two year could leach; it would al o hr remarkable it a 'ludent director could train and handle the per«onnrl a an experienced in«tructor. I he rnnarkahlr thing about thr hand hen i that it tan a« t mhlr a group t t Ink , partiali equip them with uniform , and make a pa-vihlr tmi'ical organization. I lie hand add color to the game, help draw the crowd , ami i drvrrving of tat nitur «upport than it ha received in the past. ( Ihrough eoiirtox of the I ,in.I, i frill llusllrr) 2frs To| Ito IJoiK-x. Crlllla, Cci-iiumi. Klrtl.y, Moore. T« t - : Cliosm-y. Clark. Bottom Bow: Tlrrlll, Iiiuvsnn, Marris, Broun. V ilhcrspoon CJub J'iiomas Harris .... Wll.I.ARI) Tikkii.i. . I’ll! SllKAI.IV ( ) 1'1'IC I RS .......................President . . . . I'tee-President Secretary-Treasurer 11 m ih:rs NX’ii.i i am Honks Jack Brown- Jack Ciiksnkv c;i i:rma Clark James Dawson Dan German V. II. CJkiiiin RusSEI.I. Holman JlMMN klKII.IY I ri. Moori I’lRRV I’KIKSI r. C. Kick ('llARI.KS Till'S A Senior Medical Honor Club. members being selected from the Junior Class. The Into Dr. John ilhcrspoon :m l Dr. Jack Witherspoon have been the onlx two honorary members of tlu- dub, whifh was founded in honor of the former. I'he purpose of this club is to instill into itv members by practice and example the higher principles of the practice of medicine ami to co-operate with the Cniversit in carrying out its program. 2(6 V.tndcrbilt Student M. (. A. MlMOIIII ( MWI'IIII . l «M'i 11 amomis . . NVil 11 vi Mom mi n Ansik I I in ( )l FK I Ks VI kimm « vlotto. 51 Mikkimon (Vmswn, ;i 11 akrv I i 111mo, lilt.II I )|SII AKOO.N, J2 it OKI.I DoslISU K. p ( iiAKi.it (.oki. Chairman Jot li Ml i lit nr Cakii k I(kt (K ik Ciiam Ku Cttvsin Si iiioi I]ulnm ( II AKI M ( .OKI . ’ ? t KrSMI II MtlliyiS, ’ Ji Cl ki si t klNG, ' 5} Wit IIAM MoKI III l , ' 2 Sophomo t ('.(thinet Him Cook Him Dmeoer Joi Kvin I om Kmn ('i k i M i kis ; 1'iishinatt (.ulnm t i in ki ( Wiki l‘. C. I I AMIIKK K l.toist Johnson f‘r ni.tfni I ur Pmulrnl RffrJa W (I I I K l . H’ll I . - }J lit n Kit noi ns, 'j • I IK. N I I I III! I , ‘ III t.ii Wright, ’ji ( i I OKI. I Wl l INC Dick I.anmhn III NKt NU I I KOt I |o % K|I Mt « . I AI' I SIMIMIN NorV I I I MOM N 2(.7 Him Ct nNisGiiam, (.’ uiirman Dot t.i Hams I k vnk k (it III I AkMISII Ml I IIOM N The Honor System il Honoi System at Vanderbilt has been one of the glorious traditions of our school horn its very beginning. Since it is based upon the assumption that “every man is a gentle- man until he has proved himself otherwise. the system has served continually to challenge the highest ideals ot the student bod). Manifestly its success depends altogether upon the whole-hearted sup- port ot ever)- student. Each man is trusted tor his integrity, and the high type ot men which compose the student body at Vanderbilt merit this confidence placed in them. I he efficiency ot the Honor System is maintained In the enforce- ment of the Honor (.’ode. Changed from time to time as occasion de- mands. the code has kept pace with the progressive spirit of the uni- versity. I he last revision ot the code took place in 1928-2«;. credit tor which is due to Joe V. Williams, chairman of the Honor Com- mittee during that school year. I ndcr the new constitution which was tormed at that time the Honor System has been most successful, demand- ing and receiving the respect of every student. Part of the plan of student government, the system is carried on In an Honor Committee, which is composed of ten men elected by their respective classes. The members for 1930 31: Senior Academic . . . Senior Academic . . . Senior Enyinecriny . Junior Academic . . , Junior Enyinecriny . Sofdiomort A (tide mil . «S 0phomort i.nyineeriny I-1 eshmen A cadi mic . . I rishmen I.nyineeriny . Ex-officio............. . Merrimon Ci 1 ( :iM, (Amirman ................John' C. Askew ................JOE I I I NDRICKSON ............William More head ................Trank Proctor ....................James Eaton .............William VVTiitsitt .............Titack (i. 111 CUES ...............John Hoi chard ..........John B. CT n.nincha.m 268 Bachelor of Ugliness, 1930 Annualis since iSS «tudriiii 'a dri ill h.ivr met on Founder' Das to ronfrr on 4 «ludent of the University the highest honor in their power h electing him Bachelor of I ,;liiif «. Il would hr di( ficult 10 find one more worth} «•! ihr h mor than ssa Paul V. M' • That the Bachelor ul Ur me mu t Ik personalis popular rot without «asing. Hr must 4U1 Ik i leader in thr life of thr campus and in thi field Paul undoubtedly proved hi fitness lor thr honor. He wa Varsity halfback for three sear , and 4« gisrn Honorable Mention on the All Southern train m account ot hi« magnificent lcfrn«ivr plat and blocking. Hr wa a member of the tiler Club, and look part in thr Cap mil Bells productions I hr name of nnr more man 1« added to the roll o| lh «r held in the highest degree of r trrm In thru trllow student . thr Studrnt Bods o| 17)0 i« proud of it representative among inderbilt' Bachelor' of Cgline . I'M I Mi .SI MS Yfiir iirrtr Von am UJrtu 1 8X5 I'. 1 . Bm ASCII . Kockss (Mid 1908 R. E. Bi sm Nashs illr I XS( -B. i. Wai II . Morganfield, Kt. 19 9 N. F. l)o s 1 ini. . O ark. Ala. ’ 1 887 -A. 1 . t 1 1 Ml st . llumlMddt 1 'lio Bki 11 Ml .1 ill . 1 srigrern, Ala. 1 XX7- R. 1 . ( KOCNI n . Union ( its 1911 lollN W. Bi 11 1 Ikton, ks. 1 xxx—Frank 1 ssior . Austin, 1 e . 191 -• 1. R SS Mi 'KK ! • N M. Kru ir 1XX. |i 11 Mt Cams Nashs ilb 191 { Bki 11 W mo Frenton 1890—V, S. Koi'Miukiu ai Memphis 1914—1 six'll Brown . Frank'in 1X91—II. F. lit MIS . Jrtlcr on, Tex. 191 A low Bkoss N . (iallatin 1892 J. A. Robins . (Suntowi. Mi 191 r. 1. R. ( 1 kks . Mailin. 1 rv. 189} R. W. ('1 sss v . Ml. Pleasant 1917 Port Shannon . 1 ranklin I894 W. W. ( K |(, . Friendship I9l8 siStll S|Kls Franklin 1 895- W. R. Ill NOKIA . 1 nion Cits 1919 c. R. Rich skiwon Athens. Ala. 1 89b— II. N. I'll SKK . Berss i. k, I 1. 1 Msnnin. limus n Hopkinsville, Rs. 1 897 Mmis ( .in niik 1.riper' Fork 1 1 ( . II Bi kks 1111 t . McKenzie, 1 cnn. 1898 1 1111 Con vii . Nashville 1922 Frank K Niiii . V sIan, la. 1 899- S. V. t AKDN 1 K . Memplii 192; 11 s Nm is . Sms rna 1 W. A. Will II . 1.iii'ion. Ala. 19. W. B. R i n 1 km . Hamelle, la. 1901—F. s. Pai mi k . Was nr horo. (ia. •1924 |. B. Kiciiakoson . Nashville 1902—J. F. Fim.ikion . ( oliimbia 192s D. A. Recsr . I'upelo, Mi . 190} B. F. ( SKK . Fulton, K . 192(1 -F. II. ( KIINS . (iadsdrll. Via. 1904 Bin Ci aks . Bell Buckle 1 'i27 w R. Ili NIIKIV. |k. . Baton Rouge, 1 a. 190$—F. B. 1 « CKI K Sms rna 192X- Wit 1 isw Mm ks ( hattanooga 1 ' or. 1 . J. II win ion . . Harrison 1929 11 SKI 1 S 1 1 US KINS Nashs illr 1907- —A. M. Sot ns . Vi'lis illr 1930—1’ si 1 McOaughs 1 upelo, Mi , 2 9 Tl. vote KUci.'l but 1 -1 k «I Top How: K. Hiown, Kunkin. «'hlxnmn. Adimis, Parsons. CVntor: K rr. Fislu-i-. M. Keller. Tralnio. HHIhouso. Breyor. Bottom How l)ows. Weaver, Sweeiuy, Dismnk.s. Ooekotl, Krupltzcr. Cx i r I s' St udent Council Margaret Chisman................ Flora Rankin'.............. Dolores Adams . . . Martha Weaver ...................President . . . Vice-President . . . Secretary Treasurer Memkhrs Seniors Fleanor Brown Emma Crownover Rosa Parsons Marv James Crock Err ' Laura Dismukes Alice Trabuk Uettv Kerr Juniors Helen Bellhouse Helen Fisher Alma Dews Margaret Keller Sophomores Alice Render Dorothy Krupit er Amy Brkyer Dorothy Sweeney Margaret Chisman, Ex-Officio. I lu- Honor C ommittec, which is a committee of the Student Council, i' composed of Flora Rankin, chairman; Martha Weaver, Helen Fisher, Dolores Adams, and Amy Hrycr. 270 ( ossl (litors .1 Fresh man Sophomore Literary Club t o Inou the lust that hat hern said and thought in the uorlti.' J ii iu ni B wi n . ( 1 1 IM RS . I'rrti, I Amy IUiyik . fit, ‘resident I K Wl 1 s Wl IM K . . f(tetat) treasurer Asm Akiks M 1 Mill KS 1 K Wl 1 • I .Kl I K 1 K WO Kll II S MM ('ll IlKI III OriKOim Km i imi ik low SlIWK Ookoiiii 1 1 Illi 1. 1 YtlilY I.I.RA S 11 VI VS N Wl t Sl'AKk ' ( .11 1 1 Si'll St 1 I.AMIR K Mill 1 1 Sit Ml' 1 1 1 Mil III IKAVI l K KI 1 Wlllll M W 27' Top How: Morris. Dalo. YYVnvor, KobiTls. Parsons. Itoltoin |{« w: l.in-H y. I'illoii. Dlsinukcs, Ciilbioatli. 't . W. C. A. Cabinet ()i rii'i Ks Martha Weaver.............................................................................President Mary Elizabeth Dale .... . Cite-President Mary Frances Roberts . . ...........Secretary Elizabeth I.ackey . . . Treasur, r Kmma (’kounovek .... (' airman Barbara Morris . . Publicity Cl aii man Anne Dillon- ...... . . . Social Chan man Ri bkcca C'i i.bkeath . . . . Soiial Service Chairman Lack Dismi kes . . . . h tuber ship Chairman Rosa Parsons . Deputation Chairman Advisory Hoard Mrs. A. B. Benedict Mrs. Si sii McWhirter Mrs. S. S. (’rockett Mrs. Sam Okr Mrs. W. I'. I i.i:mi c Miss Nei.i.ie Rocki; Di Ai a Bi i.i Staple ion 27J Mat 13.u Ik lor I.tides M vkv | vmi ' ( miiKlI'l . I 1 KA PlvMl KM I'KHlV PoSSM.I. . 1 111 I RN tnti. ii Du I (fain h itffn I) ii I mam ft Mutrrn Dei fin I I M It I KS I m im A i i hi imi h | VKION III W KM VS I VKV IIHIM Ai ('iilim«' MAKV I VMI •1 ‘v K I I I I OKA Dl V VII I AI MV I ) I W ' I VI K V Dl'MI Kl ' I khiV Dossil i P m Kikk Dokoth Marks Rosa Parsons I I ok V K VS KIS l vk i ii v Rom s I k vsi is Rom sii vi m k I i (.1 siv Smith M VK I II Wi v 1 K Rosi 111 Wmsmiis An Honor ('lui oui|)ov(l ol 'nine of llv«- iiiom rcprc'ciiMlivc «iris o| the Junior .nnl Srnior ('I . 71 Top How: IvwiiiK, Oner. Wlilt- iimn. Dillon. GullitKlior. I’. ttom |{o v: llliKlinnn, Crawford. Sliy.-r. Stanllll. Hr« v.-r, l.ani.r. Margaret Whiteman . . . Frances Greer . . . Anne Dillon . Lotos Eaters'7 Officers ......................President . Secretary-Treasurer . SocidI Chairman AI i:mim:rs Amv Breyek Hi to ('kawford Kvelyn Kwing Gerai.mni: G ai.agii er I j.i MCI I II Katherine Hindman Sue I.aniek Joan Shver Martha Stanfii.l Thomas An Honor ( luh compn c l of the most representative girls of the Sophomore Class. 274 St. r i bhlcrs (Cm Dii i I’m) I ! unior Literary (Hub - I 1 I Ml) 1)01 «.I. . Fn.wci' Smi s . . | l I'll IS I ( 001 1 K ( )l I II I Ks . President . Secretary Treasurer M I Mill KS D01.OR1 Adam Normsm A.mbrosi 1 KIOS Hu I Margarri I Hughes itakii k Morris Nascv I’ii.ro Fkanos Wiisi Mavih Whdmr 75 Ad,uii«. 1 tlai’Unian, WoflViii . (iiris' Athletic Association OFFICERS Marion Bt ack.max............................................................... President Martha Wkavkk....................................................I'ice President l)OLORi:S Adams............................. Secretary and Treasurer I hr tills Athletic Association, with its purpose of fosterin} intramural athletic contests amonj; co-eds. has reached its fourth year as a growing, progressive organ- ization. It outstanding achievement is the creation of a spirit of friendly competition between the sororities and between classes through the intcr-sororit and inter-class athletic events which it sponsors. I he inter-sororit) basketball tournament this year was won by the classy Delta Delta Delta quintet. I lie I ri-Delts undoubted!) had the best team in the tourney, beating the Alpha Omicron Pis 4 4. the Kappa Alpha I hetas 6-2 . and the (iamma Phi Hetas 4.6-20. 1 lie 34-«.) victor) of the ( iamma Phi Petas over the Alpha Kpsilon I his is conclusive proof that the I ri-l)elts had the strongest team. Last year’s strong Sophomore team again won the (.'lass championship as Juniors, making it three in a row. Next to basketball conies tennis. Mere the competition is of an individual nature, ith Martha Weaver leading the field as school champion. W ith the close ot each season a banquet is given, at which the cups are awarded to the different class and sorority champions. 276 I ri Deltas Inn k-Fra i i rni i y Champions I i rsovvi I 1 MIU III . Guard Wl M K (' Guard Clsmcnts C enter Kkmi 1 or x-.ard Crawford Subitilulrs 1 arwa'd Ho s i), . sv, 1 . Smiiii. ( wtrniii -Juniors Inn r-Ci ass Champions I’i ksiiwi i llt’Gms . Guard Wkavkk . Guard : kmi imii ((') . Crnln King . . forward C'i p.mhs is . Forward HIIUiik Wtts «t, A • mini •a !. Kin J77 Top Row: Holman, Kerr, Crockett. B. Smith. Burke . Center: Hill, A 1 a in 8. Hemplcm.m. Drane. Mills, Douglas. Bottom Row: Bierce. Washington. Roberts, McKelvey, Shivers. White. I hrec Arts Mary James Crocketi . . . Hetty Kerr........... Blanche Smith . Dolores Adams Mildred Burks Adelaide Douglas Roberta Drake Bvaxcblini Hbmpleman Marion Hill ( )ffk kks .........................President ..............Vice-President . Secretary-Treasurer Members Jean Holman Ki.izabeiii Jakri rr Kvii.yn Lackman Josii-iiini McKnvn Katherine Mills Nancy Pierce Dorothy Rich M ry Frances Roberts Veronica Shivers M r i ii I . Washiscion Audrey Wiiiie A club composed of Junior and Senior girls with love for music, art and literature. Eligibility is based on efficiency in one or all of ilu-se arts. 278 279 TllOS. S. Wkavrr III, llusiness Manatur I he 1931 Commodore Management Rari. V. Cator, Jk................... I nos. S. Wkavbr III . Hrucknkr C'masi . . Norvki.i. Rosi . I)0 K. Prick. |k. . I., e. Mil AM, Ik. . ..........................luti tor-in - Chief . Husi ness Manager Issistant llnsinrss Manager . . . . hi lulilor , Feature lulilor . Spoi l lulilor Rosa I’arsoxs W. H. M son Joi Kvixs M K.Mlll-RS W. Cl KK Ru n ki ;ntso I - At'IA Rn OI.I)S Komi Pi cock Jack Rkadkn M k i iia 'i vi i I.km 'i NUCai.i i; III N K Mel I.ROV i.avkr, Mason, ( iimiii , c.iiison, Kvans, Mii an, Mkadi n jSo I m ('Aim, Jr .hi r i I hut I lie 19 ( ommodorc Hoard (. oVTRIIU I'OKS Joi I low ni V| KSO Hi Kill I I I Ross I m m i v I'o K AVI W U.TM P w IIAII Mvkiiin IIxiiokvn Cl ki m Kim. I OL a Wit I in k IliMMI AVIUK'OS Mil luv Mmov ClIXKI Is I.II W I). l ow Si’III 11 I K Ml KKIMOV Cl WIVU.IM Hm K.xmsiv I hi i'i{i C’o.MMOlKiRi management wishes to express it , appreciation to tlu tol lowing individuals who have been instrumental in making it a successful a | ivsible: I lie late Mi (ieorge Meyer and Miss ilaily Holt, of Meyei Holt Studio; Messrs Robert Henson and V . Henson, of Henson Printing Compam ; members of the Muinni office. and Miss V irginia ess. of V anderbilt I Diversity. Ciivsi. I’twiu k. Rr: voids McIikox. Mi iiit. I’kici . I’iksis' jSi I he Masquerader Mil.TON Simon.............................. John Fi.etciikr........................ 1.1-AVIS Rosiai II I. . Sam Y. Camiwu.i. . Tom Fuqua . . I'.ou AKi Kan : . Walter Pasciiai,-. John F. CYnninoiiam Miriam Binkovitz . Willard I)k i- :k . John Wiierky . . . Al.AN ZlltKKT . . . . ( )l l lC I KS . . . F Jit or-in - Chief . . . business Manager Is si slant Husinsss Manager . Managing lulilor . Contributing F.Jitor . Contributing lulilor . Contributing lulilor ...........lit F.Jitor . Issociale Irt F.Jitor ■ . . I..xi bungs lulilor . IJvertising Munugsr . Composition lulilor I In Masquerader is a humorous magazine published seven times annually. I he management, along with the electing ol the editor, is under the supervision ot the I uhlications Hoard. I his publication is a member ot the Southern Association ot College Comics. 28 2 I he Vanderbilt I lust ler Dos K. I'ku i, J . W. II. Mwis I WM Rl SOI IIS . Mil Itl VNIll Bn K1 Ol I HI I ORs .lift in I tih i llutlHfii Miirtii t ft MamiiftHv Editor I mil,ml Ituim, it Matuinf V M.ll K I' W II M I . O’C’ossok . ho. Harris . ssnil ll I III I ORs I itfrary Editor (old Altor s for 1 Editor Joi Ahkaiiam Jamki H TON ( II KI I ( iOKI Jons Hints Kn CiiMin III S K X Ml I I KOI I mu so Koiwins Ki s r S vincis Si x moi « Sami its Thr amirrhilt lluttln is the- otJin.il weekly paper of tin I niversily. It is issued tunic ! the supervision ol the Publications Hoard. a8j The Publications Board Thi Publicationi Hoard: An organization created by ilu Facult and Student C'ouncil of the I’ni verity and re-organized in 1950 to control and regulate the management of student publica- tions in the intere-ts of the l iiiversitv, students, and the publications themselves by supervising the selection 0 editors and managers, by protecting the managements ot the publications in their contacts with outsidi interests, and by endeavoring to improve the quality of the publications. I hc Publications Board, though in its infancy as regards the present organization, has nevertheless taken a strong position in execution of its duties. I nder its temporary organization last spring it undertook to study carefully the various phases of the local publication problem, with the view ot incorporating the knowledge gained in this study into the permanent rules and by laws ot the Board, The present Board has drawn up these regulations with care and thoroughness, and has entered into their application in the same spirit ot earnestness. A special study has been made ot the matter of advertising—the life of even- publication- with the purpose of limiting the field in order to give each publication as much freedom and yet as fair a deal as possible; and of establishing as nearly as can he a condition of uniformity or of relative uniformity in competition for adver- tising. I he election of all the Editors now rests in the hands of the Board, the personnel of which is made up of two faculty members. Professor Robert Campbell and Donald Davidson; two alumni, Jesse I . Wills and Stratton Poster; the Business Manager of the I niversity. (Jerald Henderson; the beads of the three major publications, Milton Simon. Editor of the “Masquerader . E. V. Catoe, Jr., Editor of the Commodore . and Don k. Price, |r.. Editor of the Hustler and Chairman of the Board : and John B. C unningham, President of the Student Council, representative ot the student body. Rules for selection of the Business Managers of the publications have been carefully laid out. providing tor final approval being passed by tbe Board. C ontacts have been made with different business organizations and merchants- associations of the city with the. intention of creating better cooperation and laying out more definite programs concerning solicitation of advertising. A great deal ot the success ot the Board is due to the efforts and sincerity ot Pro lessors C amphell and Davidson and to the work of the Student-Faculty Committee which was responsible for the re-organization of the Board. I he I uhlications Board in time should become one of the more outstanding organizations on the campus. With the definite and practical program that it has outlined and actually begun upon, publications should be greatly benefited and many lasting advantages established for the I niversity. OOK FIVE - - «FEATURES Read Account of Pass Out in Rattle of Century—Page 2 ★ rHE Y. M. C. A. Gazette THE RACIEST JOURNAL ON THE CAMPUS Will mill I I MM IIMIY. « 1 I Ml OM MI |)M ARKANSAS BOVS VISIT THE METROPOLIS Hkndkix Rowki.i.. who attended rhi. Sti dent Union Conykntion at IJkown Univkksity. srors off WITH Ills IKAUIIM, CIIMI'AMIIN. .1. T. I.ITK, IN NKW YORK FOR A I.ITTI.K KKCKEATION. Mk. l.ll'K IS AL- KEADY IN, OK MAYHK Ol T. See Page 5 for Story of English Majors' Reception ★ ★ New Eta Alpha Fraternity is Discovered-Page 8 ★ ★ 2 THE T. SM. C. oA. GAZET Si tre-v K; . i urnt zb GAZETTE Tile n rli l journal mi «Iu- ciimpu . «• follow ;111 of YniulcrMIt's most prominent liomrs. Published Inaccurately By Ali stake Editor-in-chief . Business Manager ..........Ananias Meredith Crawford Contributors Ai. Capone ('haki.es Gore Baron Munchausen Logan Tithii.i. 'Entered at the postofficc as lowest class reading matter; rejected as unfit to no through the mails.” ('ensured li all those incutloneil in this issue. All remittances of monev should he sent to the Treasurer, Vanderbilt Loan Fund, to save the F.ditor the trouble of taking it to him. Make checks payable. Rotten cabbages or bombs with fuses already lit — I lie Kditor left three days ago to sum- mer in Siberia. We had just gotten out of chapel and were feeling mean anyway when we de- cided to put this out. There is no ques- tion but that we are putting this out, but wc now worry about who will pm us out. e have earnestly endeavored to present to our readers the worst interpretations 'i the best deeds and the most accurate interpretations of any others which have occurred on the campus. It we have neg- lected to mention you. call at the V. M. ( . A. office. W'e won't do anything about yon. but calling at the V. M. C. A. office will he harder on you than we could have been. W hat we stand for doesn't matter. This little journal will act as a test of how much the Cniversitv will stand for. We take courage after noticing a number of individuals and institutions on the campus, and deciding that it will stand for a great deal, a raw deal, or even a misdeal. (What a Runime pun! That joke was a card!) I i students who have been mentioned herein and wish to take the tripe in the front part of this book home, we recom- Pass Out Scored In the Battle of the Centur MYERS HEADS NEW V. U. ORGANIZATION Ladies Nicotine Aid Kon titled lly Y. .M. (’. A. Congress. That a prominent woman’s organization on the campus has admitted a male mem- ber was discovered recentis by the ex- posure of Harrs Myers’ president's of the Ladies Nicotine Aid of the Y. M. ('. A. Congress. The altruistic Mr. Myers has made the cause of the dosvutrodden co-ed liis cause. (If a number of students knew that there svas one cause for both, they would try to eliminate it to keep it from getting in any more dirts work;) Together they arc striving to eliminate the tyranny which drives the shivering co-ed from the warmth of the Girls' Lounge across the dreary, frozen svastes of the campus to the haven of Doc Taylor’s Pharmacy. Side by side they stand again ! the forces which give ban the noble Chesterfield and the Lucks Strike from comfortable positions in the sweet pans of the co-eds. If we get this movement over, the girls svon't have no excuse for not buying their osvn. pled Mr. Myers. The residue of the active membership of the Ladies’ Nicotine Aid is made up of the Sewing Circle which meets daily in the Vanderbilt Pharmacy. Associate mem- bership of those who are in sympathy with the cause includes the chapter roster of the Alpha Epsilon Pi. Alpha Omicron Pi, Delta Delta Delta, Gamma Phi Beta, Kappa Alpha Theta, and Sigma Kappa sororities. mend the use of a safety razor blade. If you cut too close to the binding, some other pages might come out. We do not recom- mend the use of a blade razor. ’The sight of it is too likely to suggest action on the parts of the Editor. 1 didn't lose anything, thank God,” was the testimony in Police Court of a robber caught in the act of attempting to burglarize the ' . B. T. House. DEAF? Why be bothered with the atllic- tioti? During your fir t interview with me I guarantee you will be able to hear me perfectly. Try me! HARRISON J. SHULL McAdams Loses In Ann: Brawl Which Ends In Coma. The follow ing is an account of the b: of the century, in which Spike McAd; noted follower of the Notre Dame team, met several Vanderbilt men most of Nashville's women. The bt was staged at the Sigma Alpha Eps and Phi Delta Theta chapter houses, therefore affected more spectators than event since the Flood. The round round account follows. ROCND ONE McAdams leaves his corner under table, and lands a corking blow with left, closing tl e flask. The force of blow (he isn't too modest) drew the tire Sig Alph chapter out for the fi They conceded him the entire gate for evening, in fact, they show him the d Houston takes this round by a shat the one he wears on his eye for a w ROl'ND TWO A little Mission Dry in this round, b ROCND THREE This round of the fast moving bou held at the Phi Delta Theta House, annual Thanksgiving battle royal brought to a standstill by the feat event. Rogers backs up rapidly. Sj goes to a neutral corner (the one in telephone booth) for another shot. ROCND FOCR McConnico and other backers Houston call for a showdown, but t hedge bets. ROCND FIVE McAdams hits nothing in this round the bottle. Furniture suffers most sever ROCND SIX Notre Dame no-break called. S] lands with a debutante to the right on sofa, then clinches. ROCND SEVEN John Barleycorn puts Spike out. Spike out, the enraged Phi onlookers swa to kill John Barleycorn; later throw up fight. The head rings as the brawl eu Decision: Never again! I know not what course others ir take, but a for me. said Walter Pasch; I prefer Dean Ada Belle’s English i VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY 3 HERE WE SET! Thk CJA rm: photocrapukk has snappko an intimat : photo OK THK UP : OP THK AliVOCATKS OP ACKAKIANI8.M AS TIIKY HO NOT 8PKNO IT ON THK FARM. H .AI)IN(| HIT To MtillT WK SKK: ON : cow, Mr. Lyi.k “Hicks” I.anikk, Mr. Donald Davidson, am Mr. Scark” Crow Ransom. Mr. John Vai k cannot hi: skkn in thk hack («Rot: N I). NEW TRAINER FOR VARSITY SQUAI) Bolen i' a good trainer, Init hr can’t regulate the how’ sleeping hour , was the rxplanation given by Coach Pan Me liugin concerning the recent move of the thletii Association in employing one of lie Nashville debutantes .1 trainer f« r hr 1931 team. During the past season almost the rn- ire M|uad «a under the personal super- vision of a single one of the local young .ulies. It is hoped that next tall all linemen a ill he able to see as far as the opponents’ ackticld. “I’ve stayed too long around this house 1 ill femmes anyhow,” remarked an cx- ellcd medical student .1' lie left the Van- Irrhilt Hospital. LOITERING CAUSE OF TWO ARRESTS 1 wo men were brought before the Coun- tv Judge recently and charged with loiter- ing about the campus without visible means of support. I'hey were picked up in a seditious gathering which thrv claimed was a Student Activities Hoard Meeting,'' and gave their names as Henry (i. Hart and Irby Hudson. I he Judge doubted the officer’s claim that the others at the gathering h.nl made their grtaw.iv, as no one could run after eating biscuits at Kissam Hall. I he shouts that drew the officers to the scene were ex- plained a Henry Hart's cries of anguish upon learning that one Joe Cooper had stolen his chewing tobacco. Hudson is suspected of almost anything, as fie admits intimate ar |uaintancc with tin I'ennessee Legislature, and will prob ably be accused of sedition on account of his talk concerning President Hoover. A large number of suspicious papers were found on Hart, but he explained that they were worthless, as they were only student pledges to the Y. M. C. A. IM'KKMISSION PARTY GIYt-N W ell Known Students Fail To Restrain Spirits. I he dramatic power of the Slremfe •- IrrtmJr, which played in Nashville re- eetitlv, was attested to b V. H. Short Stride! Ma ii. noted globe and fox-trotter, who wa the guest of honor the day of the performance at an intermission partis given by Albert (Hot) Wheeler. Most of the audience went out after the fourth act for dinner, observed Mr. Wheeler with a (harming smile. Me and the S(|uirt vsent nut at lunch.” It is remarkable bow the play (Edi- tor % Note And how thev did play!) str ok me 0 suddenly, said little Master Mason. I never seemed to get into (he spirit of the performance, or even into the theater. And just as I never got into the spirit of the day, I failed to keep down what spirits I got into myself.” I he occasion might have been a Strange Interlude for Mr. W heeler, hut it was cer- tainly a complete intermission for the famous Mason, veteran of the theater. The finesse with which hr handled the Cap and Itells scenes (he did it so well that most of his assistants were seeing double) is adequate testimony to the theat- rical ahilitv of the noted Short Stride. WHY BE BALD? Dors your hair come out little by little? That nothing, mine is fast making its dehut. Will give bottle of hair tonic received from Phi Delta Lhcta chapter free to anyone who will use it. It may not bring out new hair, hut is sure to bring out all the old. Address WALTER BEARDEN LEGAL NOTICE Those interested in making bids to supply me vsitb the following items for consumption during the month of June meet in 29 W et Side Row at noon May IV 19 1: Ten (10) gross Cascarets, Two (2 cases assorted mineral waters. Six ( ) dozen bottles Agar Agar. Contract vs 111 be awarded to the lowest bidder. JOK V. WII LIAMS. 4 TUE r. Sit. C. o4. GAZEl BELIEVE IT OR NO If all the Cnivcrsit} co-eds were sta end on end in the Grand Canyon, the students would he damn «lad of it. ill I'lie Vanderbilt Student Council 1 regular meeting.;. 1 i 1 II. M. Stanfield i' one of the men (lent at Vanderbilt. ill Vernon Berbettc i' 'till in Vandcrl ill I he co-eds give a Bracelet to one ol women students at Vanderbilt every men students give one of the nurses a every week. i i i I'lie Owl Club has nothing to do • bats. 1 i 1 Ros Rosenblatt wouldn't bite you anything. i 1 1 The lluslla i indispensable in ca ing out student movements. ill Anthropological research workers 1 proved that Horace Heaven is human ill John Smith's name has never been spelled in the Vanderbilt Student Di tory. ATHLETES DO ROAD WORK Two OF Tin: Univkrsity’s most prominent atiii.etes are CAUGHT ON THE RUN. We SEE .Marty McNamara AND Danny Sharp, reading left to right. (Editor’s Note: Everybody knows that’s a lie. Dan Sharp can’t read left to right, or ANY OTHER WAY.) LEADERS SHELL OUT SHEKELS TO Y.M.C.A. Deportation Movement Postered Fty Campus Organization. Two highly organized gangs, led h Roughhousc Rosie' Parsons and ‘'John the Blonde I’urner swept over the Van- derbilt eampus jii't before Christmas. hen they fini'hcd, the Cniversitv was financially as hare as a Mexican hairless «log after a shave. ,1 he booty is being used to eo-operate with the government in keeping undesir- able' out t the country, b paying the upkeep of a M. C. A. worker in China. I lie rcMilts of the drive have been to make the I niversitv much more moral, as bow cannot gamble with the motley after it goes to China. Claude Carney was heard to remark that he was going to put his nickels in the slot-machine, and let the slot machine man send it to China. Daring work oil the part of the Ga- Zi lt reporters reveal the bol«l and reck- les. methods used in filching the cash out of the usually broke student body. The female bandit approaches the victim from die light side, to keep it from kicking the bucket. In spite of its protests that I've got to see a professor right away she leads it to a convenient corner, puts one band back of its head for support, and re- | moves all 'pare ca li while the victim is unconscious. I he attack by male robbers, who do not go about the work like they were playing J’o'l Office, is more subtle. The following i' the way these confidence men approach the morons: Jim. you are one of the recognized campus leaders, and we want to be able to tell other students you came through with a good subscription.” Jim proves Ile i' not a good leader by failing , to lead with bis left. He i' no good at parrying the fountain pen and promisc-M- pay. either, and loses. Y PREPARES QUESTIONNA1F The following is a recent quest ion n prepared for the Y. M. C. A. Cong: answered b the most prominent stud of the Cniversitv: 1. What is the second most uplifting flue nee on the campus? 2. Write all your thoughts four or times. 3. If you lower the bottle and find Dean watching you, should you (i) him a drink (2) go blind (3) sign pledge? 4. Should a co-cd give Dean Staph (1) a Camel (2) a Chesterfield (3 I.uckj Strike (4) a dose of arsenic, il two should meet immediately after gr nation ? 5. What do you think about when wake up at night, you beast? Have you been forced to leave campus to have dates with girls on count of the lack of a common meet room? Can you bribe the night wat man ? Can You Dance? If not, don’t worry. You ought to see me. WOOSTER BRYAN 5 VASDERBIU USlVERSn Y The English Majors Hear Enough Bull For One Year THE BLINDFOLD TEST Proves Supremacy ! A WORD I ROM THE Vw Songs Add to Their Grief; and There Is No Relief. 1 hr evening Hit a Kit affair fhr fu- drill' .ill had to hr thrrr to «it and rut r and trar thrir hair while author talked about thrir honk and ladir gave them dirts lnik for «noting loud in darkened nook the drpt to take ann thr pain t watching wenches rninu brain it with thrir mouth wide open thr cord hoped I get a (|uill and all the hold men • tudrnt «till lor lot ol grub were hoping. It wa thr night decreed rath rar whuh engli h major learn to frar l r« au e thr know fhrx'll base to hrar punk song from men wrho cannot sing hut tand and moan like everything while in thr heart of li irnrr spring a wild desire lor «laughter it wa the annual rngli h tea and there each cord you would ee an rmpt look upon her pan a he «it there lte ide the man—the implr ap who brought her. I hr pompou eddie ran thr brawl dean ada belle came down thr hall her houlder draped beneath a hawl all ilk and lour yard wide thr other prof were «itting there and pa«chall with hi fluffy hair hi r r hard in a vacant tarr at with them iclf by side. I oin bridge dragged hi bulk around anti parkrtl where'er a seat was found the «tudrnt wi«hrd lie had been drowned before he'd got hi growth the boy are « |uirilling on their eat and praying for thr tiinr tor rat and planning tor thrir «ate retreats and «wearing mam an oath. I hr grub wa safely stowed awa it wa the student ' only pay tor listening in thrir ti Hr it way to hull that Howrd ill dent that night the every one did trrl i midnight hell did oltl peal that the ind gone through an ordeal even wor c halt eng i«h twenty. RESEARCH SHOWS STARTLING FACT Vear ot re earclt by George Patton, | ul ., have hern necessary to bring forth i searching expose «it Vanderbilt «tudrnt ife, a contained in the recent number ot he . t. (. A. Student Directory. ‘ It i« very difficult to rracli a «ludent by diotir in Ki«sam Mali, i« one «hocking cvelation which the author break to u« in i ImiIiI way. No on« who dor not have a Irrp iu ight into «tudrnt lite could know iow difficult it i especially incc there ia been no telephone in Ki««am Hall lor wo years. CAN YOU SPELL YOUR NAME? HAVE YOU $5. YOU SUCIER? Simply dip an coupon and a magazine article, «end us the former and read u« thr lattrr, and hi will be admitted to thr BLUE: PENCII Cl I B We will furnish you a free meal and one well -sharpened (|uill, read for u c on an Professor of Kugli h. VC Kill NOW! LEARN THE NEW STEPS! BE A DANCING MASTER! Mil IftUKhi 1 Whrii | began to .lam . I rl 'Ir I tilt Ii I i’U ! Arthur Murray C’orlcitc W tiinrr llrbutniitr Hum Inc rrupti , 19 proside more hull than a whole lecture tr m it neare t competitor, the most recent Blindfold I rst ha proved. With e e i•mfltUly rvtrrrj, an Afkama frr«hman li trned to (t) a lecture in Sociolog I, (a) fra ternit rushing talk, and ()) a V. M ( A. lecture 1 here i nothing like it for •rnoothnr and r n«i tency. wa th« dictum of thr «ubicrt Mental age, y. according to former tr ts; 9%, according to thi one). Not .i thought in a carload! STRANGE FUND Charges Battery l ake our garage merhanie one pint ot thi new Hunt. Would make a rabbit charge a wildcat, lie will charge the battery or give you cred it on an thing. One charge la«t« a lifetime. Writ your will a you u r it. EASTON LEBO LOVE! MEN—Do •sou knots what to do if your weethcart order two-bit drink , bum your cigarettes, and it at the far end of tin sofa? (ilKI S—( rn you control the situation if your date passes out in the middle of the first no-break, run out of ga at one a.in., or if your slip slip ? ( on you control your own fate and your boy friend’s hands? Boy and Girl Relationships Are intimately discussed at each lecture given by Deputation I cam from the Vanderbilt V. M. ( . A. Hear the past master at the art of pitching woo to debutante , co-eds, or nurses lecture—bold, daring, and unconventional expose of condition at Vanderbilt. Delivered to audiences at military and high school in the vicinity of Nashville, or wherever the ap will listen. Demonstration made by member of Deputation learn after ea h performance during date with high «bool girl . Arrange for a Performance By communicating with Hendrix Rowell or other member of the Deputation l earn . Private conferences against thr rules, but «rite him,anyhow. 6 the r. m. c. qA. gazet TAKE WHAT YOU CAN GET,IS ADMONITION Men at Frosh Straining Cramp NOT ED BARRISTER Should Not Worry, Says REVEALS SCANDAL Y. President. --- Row i-v always well heeled by the pres of Regard. Mr. Williams long residence in Row has made many suspicious evei him. Ilis great aim is to reform the I and the presence of a dozen bottles 01 table was explained by him as necc to the movement in which he is so terested. CAN YOU HANDLI (A lecture delivered at the Y. M. O. A. I'r.-Inir.ui Str.iinim,- Cranii liy Meredith Puling Crawford. Itepiinted on mimission from tli. M. 'A llandl'onlc, The I'resh- Friend. Adnpted for us. in the •'(la- ze tt • hy Sue Kellr Uhell.) A freshman entering the I’niversity i thrust into a bewildering environment, which is totally new to him. Ile is called upon to make momentous decisions, like whether or not to pay his tuition, or whether to take his Intelligence Test or simply confess beforehand. Ilis profs and fraternity take him in charge, and leave everything up to him except his actions from the time lie gets up until the time he got , to bed. The chief interest of the V M. (’. A. is—How does he spend the rest of liis time? A freshman is called upon to decide what fraternity he shall go. This decision is sometimes dillicult to make. Do not hr influenced by how many All-American football players the chapter has had in its history. Do not worry about the amount of indebtedness on the house—you won't pay your bills, anyhow. Pick one that has a house located conveniently near Pea- body and not too far from the hospital. He sure that it' kitchen is not near a shoe repair shop, as house managers sometimes go about choosing the meat course in a half-souled manner. Do not pledge a fra- ternity located near a orority house, as 'ou might weaken your eyes if the house has no shade'. (Editor's Note: He evi- dent!! means the sorority house. That joke is old as hell, anyhow.) Above all, do not listen to rushing talk, for it is all hooey. Don't try to judge a fraternity by the hoys that are in it, for they are all going to try to sell insurance, Probably. Just open the Y. M. ( . A. Di- rectory to the list headed “Social Kraterni- tic'. ’ Do not choose the first one in the li't. Pud Patton was only joking when lu- put Alpha Kappa Kappa in the li't of Social 1'raternities, or else he might not know except from hearsay what a fra- ternity is.) Then take a pencil, mark out the fourteen chapters to which you will not get a bid, and go what is left. Above all, remember that at anv time while you are in Vanderbilt or distress, you may come to Mr. Henry C. Hart with your problems or your money, and he will relieve you of either. A sociological survev recent I v made bv Logan Tuthill, well known “Y agitator and experimenter, shows that members of any sorority in Vanderbilt ma be classi- fied under three groups: the intellectual, the beautiful, and the majoritv. Intimate Glimpses of the Campus Un- derworld. or. I he Wets Hide I.ow Life” is the title of a book recently published by Joe V. Williams, Jr., who is soon to go into or behind the bar. Not even the weight of Dean Staple- ton's authority can restrain the Wet side gangsters. remarked Mr. William' reflec- tively to a Gasrttf reporter. The entire Drowsy Evenings Beneath the Twinkle of the Dim Lights Racy Talk Under the Mutton-Faced Pictures on the Wall THE THRILL OF WALKING OUT WITH A RESERVE BOOK BENEATH ONE'S SHIRT There are no evenings (thank God!) like those spent in THE VANDERBILT LIBRARY Listen to the chatter of the native girls loung- ing about the quaint yellow tables. Hear the drowsy bum of the snore of the phibetakappa, the strange animal who lives in a never-lifting fog. Glance with pity at the never-ending drudgery of the Em-mays, queer creatures who spend their entire lives tirelessly heaping up queer piles of trash, which, in their language, are called bibli- ographies. Explore with wonder the mazes of stacks, wherein the Em-mays wander about through their entire existence. SPEND YOUR FOUR-YEAR VACATION Near this peculiar spot; visit it occasionally, for you will never go into a similar location when you go back to civilization and begin selling bonds. GEOLOGISTS will analyze the petrified chewing gum beneath the tables. SPOR TSMEN may hunt for years through the catalogue for the wary reference book. MOTORISTS find an abundance of gas. EXPLORERS may battle the dense fog that pervades the locality. THERE IS NO PLACE LIKE IT! VISIT THE VANDERBILT LIBRARY Women much larger than yoursel with ease? Practice at the WOMEN’S DORMITORY ANDtRBIL I L SI VtRSI I 7 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING ?.V | rr H nl. '■« • Imif Ml m •«!. I■« l« r out • iwmr’-ton •« tn't II 1 1 RSON M MISCI I I ANBOUS £ • V ’ - Uf Ilf. um stall, .-a If -.u n i jj.lt) ■ • 11 (iftiuhlri Kill I. •• Ihftlt «lllrrll. «III. liar- rloon J. p-'hull. r I£••«•! rn t. n..11 v.1 :. i. ... . .. I i • 'otw.rt Ox.rnlKbt, or How th l.ltilr I ..mi. Lout Mary.- c C Thom| Mn. I “ I' i I • •' l.‘l •!.. ii. • • •«. K r parti'-ulara writ. K. Howling llrlns- burat. MIGHTY 1 1 RSON AI T r kuI| «'. I , Thotnai | 1 all tlir tint.' I.« ani I ■ luu rvni hll. Will - I’n-r itchntiicfhorn for r-r. n- « II. V, Imi.i.O r; •u i while al a«nf In body and i«a al .d In ulnd. I.ei me naih you the At. .nt Con rol method of ruuhlnt IIukH 11 nn. ) . ..t I. • I ■!. . .••!■! J ’. • 11 -1 • I. ' in from any dlatanie. Tom Mlbert. NOVELTIES, ETC. • i IU) that way with HlaaKowr Iteynold' HEI V WANTED Al'NI’KYMKN wanted to «lo the Hat u«.rk - M . • |« in U- r.j.alf our klt bn ’ AN 11 I) Till: : I. 1 R c Hide How the '«i|:M %TH N M FOR SALE AM. M .'ll.i' II C | • W H :. I' . :.. • . l . n widely circulated Mary Jantea t’torli- Ml I I WANTED: MAI E t i i D I .m. '. I li . -t.. II. II- -I • i-i- I. 7 ' European T««ur. (leorK I'otnlnlrk. Mm fl POSITION WANTED GLENN RECOUNTS HIS ADVENTURES I.ill lab Told 11} U.-ll Known ttlil«‘lil ft« t WoHlri lt I rl| . IN oft) . II. tny a lit Hy. Un :• 1 Jl I I. N- •' I.: ... -! |. - .]■ I li« W|{|: In.nl In .. mid Inti.- f i in. 1 Wilt.I II ■ i • t u 111 . (ICI |WM| MM will cult a |«t.«• • HdW ■ • 1 ■ r • I ■ • ’ ■ M .«.•!- • I I 11 '•! I' 11 ’ • I ■ nnyoni wlalt tlie wore naleep with tn% irit n -. W. II. Vniitthnn IIEI.P WANTED NfiMD It. Worcester Bryan. Xl'KItT Tailor t«i | r.« out the wriukl. • ' I ■ 1 ■ ■ i '■ I. I' '• • I ■ : i ■ I ’ I ' I I • I ■ • ■ ) I III Settlor. Ill |ille ..f m% « V% I Club ittoti G. I. nthertnnii. ItlGlIT Youilif Mult lo think while 1 write poetry. Walter Pa a hall. No, wr «liiln't ro nit any swimmin ; parties, but wr did learn all the br t dives, lau hrd the genial Hugh ilcim, when interviewed by a (Itittllf reporter concerning ilic Sociological Survey made «•I Mexico and the western litlr. In ten student of KfoloKi last Miminrr. Member of ibe lour covered 10,500 mile and as main bet a possible at the Anna Calicntc races. I hr ;nne Mr. (ilrnn made ihr rl.iim that he had taken a shot at a “black gri l b'ar in one of the National Park . Other member of the part refine to sub- stantiate «hi claim, hut vouch for the fact that he look a number of hot at the biggest bar in the world in Tia Juana. Sam I %%in, Kill Mason, and Mull Brown told skeptical members of the party nt hr in ; pursued h bear who followed the ndnt of fish. Wr bad forly-tivr fish rr.ulx for the kilebrn rail r, and dreidrd it wa time to leave, they claimed. Her old man wa just kitchen range on them will .1 twelve-gauge, laughtrd the %% i r conk, who had been in similar situation before but had nexer been chased bs bears on account of fi h% odors. After the trip, member of the parts g t fixe hour ' credit from the t'niversity, and that more than the a h«ille store will gixe them. Are You Bothered by Co-Eds at Night? I 10 ««ufwlf «.f «urii ■nn«|Snrr«. Irani III sislrni „f l,n-|.iti( I linn • n llrmc IIO «ml w IdK. lira . .11. I. SAM C. COHEN ddrr « mall lo l l I I K Sff 1 11 ON IIOl or k Il f 1 pii iiiiis not Choose Your Partners lor the Iso Most Exciting Strug- gle of the Year The W ashington Brawl The Colonial Spree You Can’t Alford to Mi Them! Complete disguise effected by the concealing Colonial costume —you nerd not re your dancing partner. Delirious da e guaranteed through use of the mysterious jas known as Co-1 «I Chatter, which i liberally dispensed at the Colonial l ea—you need not remain conscious throu ;h the ordeal. Ample facilities for a quick ;et away provided by the multiplicity o! rxit at the gym—it you break and find ou know the ;iri, you may leave gracefully without usiiiR a window, licautifiil Decor.itions Afforded h% tbr symmetrical row of steampipes draped arouutl tbr By in, half hidden in a mystic haze of paper strips—by the profuse as- sortment ot quaint wallflower which adorn the floor—-by the ;racc- t til spitunia which are M-atterc l about the room. DON'T MISS IT! H THE r. SM. C. oA. gazet Eta Alpha Fraternity Founded at .loan Cal ini ft Injure the Depression. Coat of .Inns: Horseshoe and Crossed Stirrups. loner: Horseradish. Motto: “Keep your head up and your tail over the dashboard.’ Official Yell: Neigh, Neigh. Purpose: To develop 'i . M. C. A. material. National Officers Founder Extraordinary............................................................Hen IxINCREE It orthy Crain Stallion...........................................Hen KiX’CREE orthy Crand Ilorse-’Frough Examiner................Hex KiX'GRKE Most Illustrious Crand Hay Inspector..................Hex Kixgrke Most Exalted Crand Harness Designer...................Hex Kixgrke 11 itlder of tin Sacred Curry Comb....................Hex KlXGREE Stabi.eton Chapter In”stall ed at F underbill in the Eighteenth Century. Officers Chief Gelding................................................H. M. StaxFIELI) Caretaker of the Bridles........................................JoHN McLeOI) Stump Suckers Ex-Officio.........................Mll rox SlMOX xi) H. Yoi'XG Lord High Guardian of tin Crupper................................Hi gh (Ii.kxx Exalt, d Detector of tin Aroma.................................Horace Hkavex Equites in Facultate (Xonc—'riie Fditor wants to graduate.) Max-op-War Crowxover The Parker Twixs Skixxv Stumb Dick Ottarsox Armistead Ci.av Equites All-A meric an Hi Biti.ixg ( )vkr Polk Equus Out On Bond Fastox Hero Equites in Ur be Equites in Universitate Class of 1033 W. K. Sl i.livax Class of 1040 George Dominick F.xtkrm 1 xator Hike Y u ghax Hill Anderson J u Li ax Wells Frnest Hardison Charles Hudson Grand Handler of tire Ball Morpheus I )i rand Expelled for Conduct Unbecoming an Equus Flem Smith Larry Mixish Suspended for Poor Horsemanship Harry Myers Dan McGugix Vexerabi.e Sk 11'i'x Lewis Fillies Adelaide Douglas Josephine Cooper Hecky Hall For Forty-four Years DR A UGH ON'S BUSINESS COLLEGE I las Been the Standard Commercial College oj the South ii on I ks ( oi rsi:s in Accounting, Banking, Boo kk ccping Stenography, I ypewriting. Secretarial Work. Penmanship, English. Spelling Commercial Law, Etc. II SECURES POSITIONS I OK ITS CiKADUA ITS ( dialogue ami Bulletins Sent on Request 11. HERBERT COONE. President Draughon Buii.ding Nashville, Tenn. THEO. TAFEL COMPANY WALTER E. ENGLERT, Proprietor Surgical Instruments, Elastic Stockings, Supporters and Trusses 15 Fourth Avc., N. NASHVILLE, TENN. ONLY THE BEST GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS IN OUR GIFT ROOM 1 he Best Silk Hose, Gloves and Fine Linens r o THOMPSON CO. 21 Fifth Avc., N. NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE KLEEMAN’S 329 Union Street CANDIES—TEA ROOM NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE MT. OLIVET CEMETERY Organized IS56 Nashvii I I . Tfnn. Being able to play a saxophone isn’t vi much. .- cow call nuke the same noise ami give milk he i«|rs. : married couple started out with the baby to hu a bab carriage. 1 hey pur chased one. put the baby in it and were wheeling it along the street when they became conscious ot the smiles ot the passersbx. and wondered thereat until they got home, when they noticed that the clerk had omitted to remove the sign from the carriage: It read: Our Own Make.” She: “You men are all alike, ltill . dear, tomorrow you won't even remem- ber my name. Him: Hilly, hell, my name's Pete.' In Appreciation for Business Sent I s B Vanderbilt Students McEwen s Laundry I liibliihcd IMS I DRY CLEANING N. S. McIiWIiN, Pretidtnl, V. U. 10IK COMPLIMENTS OF ELLER y OLSEN Paving Contractors From Our Own Mines Direct to You Smcc 1870 r o Just Call 6-3101 ST. BERNARD COAL CO. Arcade Hoofer I.ove, Mgr. Com frhmcnts POLLY INN. Inc. 120 Illi I SMOKO ROAD Lot s Go to Polly Inn BURRUSS WEBBER CAFETERIA 222-224 SIXTH AVENUE, NORTH Serving Hours Breakfast 6:30 A.M. to 9:00 A.M. Lunch 11:00 A.M. to 2:15 P.M. Dinner 5:00 P.M. to 8:00 P.M. Phone 5-1287. 5-1288 High Grade Foods in Vegetables, Fresh Meats and Fruits, and Imported and Domestic Groceries RAGSDALE NELSON COMPANY 1925 Broad St. NASHVILLE, TENN. Vanderbilt Pharmacy 7 he Popular Meeting Place for Vatidy Hoys SERVICE ALWAYS I wenty-first Avenue .it Grand CLARENCE TAYLOR. Owner Commitments OF A FOOTBALL FAN There are onl two kinds ot co-eds: those who expect things anil those who suspect things.—Gold fit Hull. “Excuse me. dear, it 1 seem a little nervous. I'm just trying to collect my thoughts. “Well, you can let me go. I hey aren't hidden anywhere on me. “There must he a good deal between Ed and Edna; she's wearing his pin now. On the contrary, there was prac- tical l nothing when I ran up on them last night. Wlien ou Think of Insur- a nee, 1 Kink of LOVENTHAL LOVENTHAL BROS. Established 1889 Baxter Bldg. Phone 6-8181 EDWARDS MOTEL. s Best TWELVE STORIES OF SERVICE AND COMFORT 400 ROOMS v i 400 HA I I IS I end mtrIers for ( onrentions I1i iidijiiartcrs for ( allege Men THE HOMEY HOTEL John L. Wari Manager I c kson, Miss. Alloway Bros, and Co. Distributors of TABLE TEST EGGS FANCY CREAMERY BUTTER MILK-FED POULTRY 150 Second Avenue, South NASHVILLE, TENN. GOO. T. WILSON HENRY W. COOPER Nashville Surgical Supply Company Surgical Instruments, Trusses Crutches, Abdominal Supporters Elastic Hosiery Invalid Chairs, Microscopes and Biologic Products cr+o CORNER CHURCH STREET AND FOURTH AVENUE Telephone 6-3997 MARTIN A. HAYES CO. General Insurance and Bonds 1207 Nashville Trust Building Telephones 6-0196, 6-0197 PARIS SCHOOL SUPPLY COMPANY Incorporated 150 Third Avc., N. NASHVILLE, TENN. Dealers in School Furniture and School Supplies Charlie was so bashful the first time he went to see his girl he didn’t know where to put his hands. But she was a good girl and helped him all she could. “Darling, 1 want you for my wife.” What does your wife want with me ? Hero: “Why, Mary, you’re tight!” Heroine: “No, I'm loose.” « “It took eight sittings.” What? Have you been having your portrait painted ? “No, learning to skate.”—Boston fr msiript. Wi lson-Weesner- Wilk inson Company Knoxville Nashville Memphis Concrete Machinery and Supplies Road Building Equipment Earth and Rock Machinery Bars and Mesh for Concrete Reinforcement EARN 6 Per Cent IN A Sound Investment I IRS r PRKI I RRI I) SHARKS a THE TENNESSEE ELECTRIC POWER COMPANY WESTINGHOUSE I hr Completely Balanced Piet trie Refrigerator Built By Men Who Have Done onders With Electricity ffi Stiltl in Xdtlnillc BY TAFEL-W1LL1AMS I tuorporaled 168 8th Avr.. N. Phone 6-5} 18 COMPLIMENTS AM) A WARM WELCOME VANDERBILT BELMONT THEATRE Nashville' Choice Vituplione iinj Movietone iheatre 4 Showing Onl y Selected Pictures Produced by Paramount, Metro-Ciohhwn-Maver, Warner Bros., Path , I ox. Radio, First National and Others Out VC here It $ Busy to Pork Vanderbilt University Nashville, Tennessee Offers Courses Leading to Degrees in the Following Schools The College of Arts and Science 1 he School of Engineering 1 he School of Religion The School of Law The School of Medicine The School of Nursing The Department of Graduate Instruction -------------------- . For a Catalogue, Address I he Registrar of the School in Which V ou Are Interested JAMES H. KIRKLAND, LL.D., D.C.L., Ph.D. Chancellor A COMPLETE Fl’RN'lTURE SERVICE BY An ( )1 cl Firm I hat Keeps Abreast of the I imes HARLEY-HOLT COMPANY First: Isn’t it surprising how much CHURCH’S PLACE die httlr I ones boy loots like Mr. Jones ? ' SANDW’K MI S Second: Vrv hut not halt so siirpris SHORT ORDERS ing a how much the little Smith bo STEAKS looks like Mr. Jones. • • • ffl 1 01 1 1 RH l PI l 1 1) BROAD A 1 I WI NTY FIRST AVENUE She was an ideal girl— She knew she hadn’t oughter. lint she did it anyway. — . .1 . . Slif prr. ELLISTON PLACE • • • “How d es Caroline kiss?’ Have you ever tried to play a tuba? PHARMACY DRl KiS—SMOKES—DRINKS • • • 1UNCHES Darling, isn't the moon beautiful? I’m in no | osition to say. Phone : 7.0274. 7-0275, 7-9165 1 vteim «-cond and Church Nashville, IVun. Phillips Biittorff FRANCIS CRAIG Mfg. Co. ANI) Makert of HIS ORCHES I RA Hntcrpri.se Stoves, Ranges, 1 le.iters Famous Air and (Art and 1 urnaces Record line (.Inna, Glassware and Homewares, and Electric Ranges A Vanderbilt Man, 1 )irection Brail- ford Smith 210-221 1 bird Ave., N. Nashville, Tenn. Vanderbilt University SCHOOL OF MEDICINE A Standard Four-Year Medical School Offering Courses Leading to the Doctor of Medicine Degree For (,'atalox and Application, Address 1 HI; REGISTRAR, Vanderbilt University School of Medicine NASHVILLE, TENN. ''Shielding Millions—Arc We Shielding You?” GROWING GREATER EVERY DAY IN SIZE—IN SERVICE THE NATIONAL LIFE AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE COMPANY Incorporated NASIIVILLE, TENNESSEE I line in on SM, Our Super-Power Broadcasting Station, for An Evening’s Entertainment Compliments of a Friend % • M r Hr: In the 'print: 4 young man ' fane) lighth liirio to thought' «• love. The South s Largest She: Yes, big boy, hut you think pnng i' here c cr time ou get into a Bookstore warm room. 1 lie Best Books of All Publishers ( arried in Stock or ( an Be • • • burnished Promptly HISTORY. BIOGRAPHY, Cl ASSICS Ami what «lo you do when you hear I HI OI CX.Y, ItIRI I S, I I STAMP NTS the lire alarm, my good man? ()h, 1 just git up and feel the wall, and it it ain’t hot, I go hark to bed. — 1 l 1 ION. Jl VI Nil I S 1 Ol MAIN PINS. PI NCIIS, CARDS HR 11:1 CASIS Tiger. I hiy Houu- j Served landerhill Student and Alumni tar • • • Over Sixty Year Win Li ck is I 1 i i k Lamar Whitmore 810 Broadway 1 have no luck with women. NASHVI! 1 I:, TONN. Luck) fellow !’ , ebchpnltrr. ( atalottucy .Mailed Promptly an Kei ue t lUrhiiiMiiil. Vr, OuIIiih, 1V u« tin 1 nun l i • . ( nl. Pleasing You Keeps t Is in Business Com {fitments I ram Old ia Nc It iili Any Shoe COMMODORE OF Barber, Shoe and Pressing Shops BLACKWOOD'S, Inc. •UM--UM1 ; rwcnly-fir i Aw., S. A Station ( on enient to You .■Ill It ark (iuaranleed tint ( lory WHHRI: AI 1 Till BOYS Mi l 1 ” telephone ( - 1 5 1 Phone 7-6288 PURITY RICHNESS FLAVOR ANTRIM'S All Cream Ice Cream FOOD SERVICE DELIGI 1TFUI. SANDWICI IKS SURPRISING SALADS EXCEI.LLNT CHILI KXCKPTIONAI COFFEE Courteous Service DRIVE-IN PARKING AREA Antrim's Ice Cream I neorporated 2924 West End !6(H I wenty-first Avenue, South COMPLIMENTS OF Betty Lou Bakeries any BETTY LOU BREAD AND CAKE She: Don’t you think modern girls are much more truth till than their moth- ers were?” It: Well, I’m sure most of them are concealing nothing.” Lor the I employed Mistress: I don’t like to have to keep complaining, Mary, hut I do wish you would realize that when master leaves his shoes outside the bedroom door it means that he wants them cleaned.” Maid: Oh, does it? And what does it mean when he leaves them outside the front door? Aberdeen Express. FEED HERMITAGE FEEDS Ear Sale by Best Dealers Everywhere Mill Sixteenth Avenue and N. C. R. R. NASHVILLE, TENN. HALL BENEDICT AETNA INSURANCE SERVICE NASI IVII I E I KI M mill DING COMPLIMENTS OF TUB PARAMOUNT ONE OF THE PUBI IX THEATRES 7 ic' Show Place of Nashville Church at Eighth Nashville, Tfnn. Meter Holt QUALITY PHOTOGRAPHERS PHOTOGRAPHERS FOR THE 1931 COMMODORE T 1805 Twenty-first Avenue Phone 7-1409 NOR VEI I ROSI To tlm young man it dur wcllumnl praite, and fittingly enough .hr management truhet lo rxprrtt in ihrtv paget lit iitucrr appreciation lor lilt aid in preparing llm volume. anderbilt Men Serve 'i on AT THE COMMODORE SERVICE STATION ( orner 2 th Avenue, South, ami We : End I jnJrrbill II on IJ A fprtcalr Yomt Pjfronjgr JOHN BUM BROWN. faitagrr TREMAN. KING COMPANY Athletic Outfitters NASH VINE. TENN. Ithaca, Net. ork. Pitttburgh, I’rnnn K ama w. McKinney i.ynn, c v«. Mgr. E. O. I HEST, Aim. Mgr. JAMES S. CiUPTON HOTEL GEORGIAN TERRACE Pe AC MIR I I S I RI I T AT I }ONC E de Leon ATLANTA'S HOTEL OE DISTINCTION Rooms From $2 Per Day SPECIAL WEEKLY AND MONTHLY KATES W. I . RUTLAND HORACE ENGLAND Rutland England I ns urn nee The Cover for this Annual is an Airolac Product MADE BY E. W. BREDEMEIER COMPANY 320 South Honore Street CHICAGO. ILLINOIS PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS The Aid of the Following Friends of Vanderbilt Has Helped Make Possible the 1931 Commodore Vance J. Alexander George Armistead, Jr. W. A. Benson Robert G. Benson J. G. Blakemore E. R. Burr Irwin G. Chase George Cole Paul M. Davis W. W. Dillon, Jr. Jordan C. C. Gilbert Henry Hibbs P. D. Houston H. G. Hill, Jr. William Hume Walter Keith, Jr. P. D. Maddin W. E. Norvill, Jr. W. C. Pollard Edwin Price YOKES The world's LARGEST PUBLISHERS OF COLLEGE ANNUALS ENSON PRINTING CO. NASHVILLE JENN COLLEGE ANNUAL £ iy n ) -( uu t yh I x ma n u ' 2AIM.M hi net to x (p.i cv .viV fcti'tce STANDARD AUTO SERVICE Repairing—Greasing w ashing Battery Work We Never Close 60 Day Written Guarantee Phone 7-8020 406 Twenty-first Ave., S. JOHN BOUCHARD SONS CO. Long Distance Phone 6-0112 MACHINISTS, MILL SUPPLIES BRASS AND IRON FOUNDERS Manufacturers of LVDA BRAND LEATHER BELTING York Ice Making and Refrigerating Machinery NASHVILLE, TENN. PLUMBING HEATING oAutographs oAutographs f V 1 . ® j • V , j , A ;' ;■' ,; a% gKjki ? . •■' ,; - i Sf -k y;$ Sr AS. : V . l V- 'V -V V 1 zr L' % 5 §to 9m( fA SlK v sJ J? j£5i£fiflr3L i{ '■ • •rif ♦ '- %■' ■ i ’ ■ ( 1' ' . ' • V • ,- , 1 . 7 If ‘ ' f . v Ml 'V «' , ‘ .. :• ;• .1 fe ; • i ) .-' ,' . • v -• yy. . v a 5 .' c . W iH f ,- '•■ •.;'• ‘t . ■■: I ■■ Jh '5 f'ycl U Al1 « ,v , A , • ■ V { • V V - T u v% - 'V ,f -. , , X- '., , ;fr■ t k • ' r V • • . . J .•■ ( ? r ‘ ;:S,+r i • ,Vl
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