The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-05-20
WALK GIFT. If SENIOR GLASS
 n ALMA MATER
( lass Day Exercises At Loulie Were Saturday
 Event

lengthy rustic walk running the seutire width of the front campus ftAat was the gift yesterday which sthe senior class of the Louie Comp ,' Il seminary presented to their Alma ;Nater.
 : The class day exercises immedia- Steiy followed the banquet of the iN fumnae association, at which as- :sembled around one hundred and :: tty girls.
 The senior class-numbering 1S- .and the sub-senior class of 16 young .N omen were especially honored ! The rustic walk was received by .aijss Hattie Morton, president of the ;y' hool. following exercises. in which st!le class roll and many sentimental 2: nd historic trinkets were placed in ga safety box to be cemented under ,them arble slab at the head of the W ak on which the names of the sig23 seniors are inscribed.
 } The sub seniors are those who .have completed their prep. work for .cullege, and a feature of the day was the decision that they have an associate organization of their own, the members thus becoming little sisters of the alumnae. Each year ,ihe sub senior banquet will be held Fat the same time the alumnae ban yuuet will be staged-on class day.
 
 yhave sub seniors.
 : A decision by the alumnae was that a constitution and bylaws to include sub-seniors as an associate society be framed
 It was also decided to elect to as sociate honorary membership in the regular alumnae organization seV- .ral girls. former students of the seminary, who had not actually grad llated at the seminry, but had grad uated elsewhere, at least the equiva- tent amount of work required for Graduation. These young women elected were: Mrs. Lillian Moore Lawson, Mrs Mamie Ellsberry Buell., Miss Pratt Spears of Pell City, Miss MTgiion Hall, Mrs. Jennie Hood Hunt. Miss Gertrude Ozburn, Miss Mary d}ryan. Mrs. Emma Brown Weiland of Kentucky and Mrs Maybeile Roden Beatty.
 In Class Day Program.
 < Those taking part in the class day exercises were Miss Adelia Bras- Tyler, who gave tokens; Elizabeth Nav who conferred thed egree of Maid of Ugliness" on Miss Bras field; Ethel Adkins. who read the class history; Katherine Ozburn, who read the class prophecy. It fell to Miss Elizabeth Hanlin to present the last will and testament of the class. while the class poet was Miss Eliza betTa Taylor. The president of the alass made the presentation speech bn delivering the walk.
 At the banquet. the seniors and Subs were all dressed in white and gave numerous toasts and songs: Miss Barbara Ransom, president Of the -Alumnae association, served as toastmistress. Assisting her in mak- ing the affair a success were these other alumnae officers: Miss Carrie Pugh, energetic and splendid regist-
 ar hn e spending secretary: Miss Erin Hol- combe, recording secretary; Mrs. Fannie Dobbs Mcdonald. first vice president, and Mrs. Ellen Spears Harris, second vice president.
 The aiumnae organization has hore members than ever before In ifs history-15o. Heretofore, there lave never been more than llo.
 The banquet was the first to be celebrated by the alumnae in the new seminary home, and the tapleS were gayly bedecked with an actual profusion of flowers Rambler rose hosts. and gay sweet peas of purple iIelped .red and yellow and pink roses to lend delicate perfume to the antire apartment. The decoratlons ledge stephens and Miss Lillian Pneh. head of the home economies departrnent. Mrs. Daniel engineered the menu.
 Remember Leaders.
 sCoIeee wells and toasts were given for Miss Morton-and to the three teachers who have been In the organization so long-Miss Caronne r Beaird, Miss Eloise Hemphill and Miss Emma Augusta Jones. The sub seniors did not also forget Miss Jean Weld. who was sponsor for thelr class nor Mrs. Roberta K. Bordon: who was class sponsor Tn charse oi the seniorS.
 sMaking addresses at the banquet were.t .these who, taking the story or Alice in Wonderland" applied It to tie seminary, dubbing MISS MoIton tbeir' '.uueen," and illustrating now tSe seminary had grown. like magic, from it's small quarters on Fifth ave, n1Ie. to it's spacious buildings and property on Ridge park: Mrs. Tommy Daniel Address, Mrs. Ruth Fhlillps Batson, Mrs. Ellen Spears Harris Hrs. Carol Wilson Foster, Winifred Morris, Mary Ozburn, Mrs. Violet Woldrod Jackson and Mrs. Caroiyn Montgomery Byers. h,,
 ~The~~alumnae song. composed py A1yica Myatt, former student was swnp = a finale to the program
 yTbisx is the senior class member sSip tljs year: Misses Ethel Adkins Elise Bell, Adelia Brasfield, presl- ham, secretary:. Estella Goodman Efizabeth Hanlin, Violet Harbin. T.iad,,s uurIey. Marguerite Lee, Isssha.b May Marye Moulton, Lntherine Ozburn, literary critic Annie Laurie Penn, Frances Pray tar Morgean Schwine, second vice pfesident; Elizabeth Taylor, Mary Tylor, vice president ,,,as.
 These are ub-seniors: Misses rriia Moore, Mildred Merchant Madre Hagan, president; Colista Cfeere. Josephine Lawrence, Anna Mae Adams. Willie Argue. secretary; Margaret Lloyd, vice president, LOIS Rrtier. Mary Rae Dobbins, Mityiene VNdibill. Lucy Inabnett, Aleen Dunk lef. treasurer; Margaret Gholston Martha Clements and Evelyn White
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