The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-05-25
State University Graduates,
And Honor Students of 1921

Anderson Crump, Jr., Montgomery
Clarence Hasler Rice. Tuscaloosa.
GRADUATES IN VOCAL MUSIC
Winnie Mae Rice, Tuscaloosa; MIS-
James Rice, Tuscaloosa; Kathleen Yer
by, Tuscaloosa.
BACHELORS OF SCIENCE IN
MEDICINE
Herbert Gallagher, Eldrldge; John
Valentine Howell, Marion.
HONORS
At the close of each collegiate year
special honors are conferred upon the
following groups. of students
(a) Those seniors and juniors in the
college of arts and sciences who make
A in two-thlrds of their work and Is
in the remainder and those freshmen
and sophomores who make a in one-haH
their work and not more than one Z
in the other half.
Oh Those seniors in the school of law
who make A in two-thirds of their work
and B in the remainder, and those juniors
who make A in one-half their work ana
not more than one C in the other half
(c) Those students in the college of
engineering who have made more tnan
70 grade points
SENIORS
Mamie Bealle, w. E. Calhoun, Edith
Clark, Elizabeth Coleman, George Corn
ish and Mary Gaines.
Kathryn Greene, Dorothy Harris,
Leroy Hodges, Emily Milton, Vivian
Monk, George D. owen, Marguerite
Page Lucille Patton, Claude Pepper,
Hazel Phelps, Vera Tidwell, Mary
Walker.
Esther Appleyard Catherine Bau-
der, Lucille Cobb. Cora Lee Cook,
Oscar Digger, Jack Freeman, Lucien
Gardner, B. 1. Harrison, Francis lnge.
W. E. Patterson, Fannie Schmitt,
Elizabeth Searcy.
SOPHOMORES
| Mary Armentrout, 1. c. Berry, j. l..
| Camp, Julia Corley, c. E. Creel,
Wanda Detlie, J. M Donald, Mildred
sell, IT. B. Hill, Jr, Noah Killings
worth, Elizabeth Mcleod, Annie Mar
tin. w. r. Mathews. Dorothy Monnish,
Frances Moore, Mary Ozburn, Lilly
Porter. Mary Ross, Alice Smith, Dor
othy Smith, E. r. Smith, Lois Smyer,
Bessie Standifer, W. C. Thompson
kathleen williams.
FRESHMEN
| Marguerite Alexander, Stephen
Coleman, Mamie Ruth Davis. Harold
B. Friedman, Charles T. Harrison
George V. Irons, Marjorie Moore,
Frances Ohme, Emma G. Patton, Min
| ME K Pearson, Francis Pickens
Glenavis Rice, Shelley s. Sansbury,
Calista Smith, Charles A. Stakeley,
Jr., Sarah Maude Taylor, Reginald E
Thomas, Mary Chastaine Tompkins
A. L. Whitehurst.
IN THE SCHOOL OF COMMERCE.
AND BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
| Juniors-William A. kimbrough.
| Scphomores-Theodo r. knight.
IN THE SCHOOL OF EDUCATION
Seniors-Lucile GUM, Louise Knud-
sen. Annie Morton, Clara Watson.
IN COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING
Seniors-Joseph Walker Coffin, Rus
sell Clough Kinsman.
Juniors-Jelks Barksdale, Russell
Bridgart Bauder, Walter Wolfender
Bauder, Charles Fitzpatrick Booth
Wilbur Jose Darby Frank Lawrence
Davis, Bea title Andrew Inglis, Jr.
Frank Morris Merkl, Stephen Dewey
Monkey, John ]. Patton, Reese Ewell
Ma1lette, Francis Carroway Smith
Robert Jemison Van de CRAFT.
homores-Marshall Patton An
de1son. Ernest Charles CASTOR, Rather
Leon Harris, William Wallace league
| Freshmen-Lewis Jones Moore.
The trustees prize for tha best ora
ton delivered by a member of the Sc
nior class during commencement
week was awarded to Leroy S
| Hodges.
PRIZES IN 1921
The fraternity loving cup to be
lawarded to that student who, during
! the current session has. best served
the university. was awarded to Johr
jackson Sparkman.
The Bryan prize for the best es'
say on some subject relating to the
science of government was awarded
to Leroy S. Hodges. Subject: "Oui
Relations With Our Southern Neigh
bors."
The Johnston prize for the highest
grade in the course in the English
Bible was awarded to Elizabeth
Searcy.
The Julian NJ strassburger prize
for the best grafton or defamation
iby a member of the sophomore class
was awarded to Thomas B. Hill, Jr
Subject: THE Perfect Tribute"
The Thomas medals for the success.
full contestants in the freshman decla.
nation contest were awarded to Lee
las e. Kirby. Subject: II Believe II
Armies" And to George P. Harri.
son. Subject: THE Haywood Trail"
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