The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-06-07

vile is ''peach of a school (thus sug gesting the college girls remark as sha received her diploma-"E Educated, by gosh!'D and that he expects at present to
 return there next season, going to Law
 renceville the year following. George
 Cunningham has had a splendid year at
 the Riverside Military school in Gaines
 vile, Ga He has chosen military ca
 reer and says he hopes later to enter
 Annapolis. The army and navy have
 claimed alreary number of Birmingham
 boys. Two sons of Mr. and Mrs Sterling
 Wood-Sterling, Jr., and Leighton, have
 made excellent records at West Point and
 Annapolis respectively. Lennox and Elm
 ory Brooks, Jr. are students at Kentucky
 Military institute. They came home this
 week.
 At State University
 The Birmingham boys are conspicuous
 in every phase of our state university life.
 You find them in the Glee club, chief men
 under the spot light, and when the var sity men meet some alien team on the
 gridiron here at home the biggest and
 best of the winners are somehow nearly always Birmingham boys. And so 1t is in scholarship. Rare tales are told of the intellectual prowess of these sons of our first families; they are apparently as nimble in the classroom as in the display of track, gridiron and ballroom athletics Iio ySdI, III lic bclliOi CldSS, DOtn academic and in the law department there was representation fitted to make Birmingham proud indeed. And that Bir- mingham was proud is best proven by the number of people who went down for the finals to Tuscaloosa. In the law depart
 ment they saw John Miller Bradley, Sid-
 ney Preston Smith. Freeman Bozeman
 Daniel. Benjamin Samuel Gross. Luther
 Brooks Lilies and Allan McCune Smith
 receive their diplomas All have made
 splendid records and their return to Bir-
 mingham helps to raise the already high
 standards of Birminghams legal frater-
 nifty.
 Concluding the academic course were
 Griffith Harsh, Jr., James Edgar Bowron,
 Gregory Brown, Roy Thigpen. Hugh Co.,
 mer and Webb Crawford. Jr., clever
 and attractive group. Other Birmingham
 men who are at the university either as juniors, freshmen or sophs, are Howard Fulenwider, Brack Payne, Robert Good all. Jr., William Harsh, Jack Enslen, Fred Anderson. Kennedy Plunkett. Stuart Cole
 man, Wallace McAdory, James Nelson Harold Bowron, Francis Brown, Harry Mccormack, Harry White. John Bradley, Hughes Kennedy, Lynn McHughes. Basil Clarke, Lucien Hood Neal Neville, El- dridge Reese. Jack Frazier, Thomley lobe, Richard Kelley, Orville Coston, Leo Kar- ples, Leon Israel, Solomon Garden, Bishop EdWaross AnureW JaHee, jessie JOnnstOn. Pebbles and Fancies
 Some of these boys plan next year to return to the university, and again until they have completed the course-others are receiving preparatory training there for entrance into some other institution. R. M. Goodall. Jr., who is a graduate of the Birmingham High school is one of those as yet undecided as to his future course. He is considering the University of Virginia for the coming season, but this is only tentative.
 They are clever fellows. these univer- sity chaps. Examine the Corolla, their annual, and you get a fine insight into their hobbies, talents. tastes and temper aments. For example, John Bradley Here" says the Corolla, I've have the Pennington of the Hellenes. all-southern singer. whistler and bcycle rider. It is hardly worth while discussing him at length, though this Is his most conspic- uous attribute" And to continue with a statement of his history the Glee club mentions his fraternity and outlines. "Glee club, '09-'10. 10-'u. 'u-H, H-lS. Assistant business manager Corolla, TO- Il, Blackfrlars, Key-Ice.
 And Edgar Bowron, to quote the Corof- la, 'Tt has been said that there is no royal road to knowledge; nevertheless. Lord Bowron' has blaxed a primrose path. He dropped engineering because carrying level destroyed the set of the shoulders of his coat. Tom Garner im- mediately took him in charge. for his sinuous form Is so becoming to dress suit If he doesn't die too soon and doesn't meet violent death for attend ing to someone elsc's business he will live to ripe old age. Here's hoping he will never have to work We hate to rec
 anyone sterves