THE SHAB-AL-HIRI ROACH INSPIRATIONAL CHEAT SHEET



1919 IN THE NEWS



World leaders:

Woodrow Wilson has been President for six years.  He is loved by intellectuals and liberals and despised by conservatives.  King George V rules the British empire.  Gustav Bauer is the Chancellor of the new Weimar Republic in Germany.  



Film Stars:  

Buster Keaton, Charlie Chaplin, Douglas Fairbanks, Mary Pickford, and Fatty Arbuckle.



Popular music:  

"Blues My Naughty Sweetie Gives To Me" by Ted Lewis & His Jazz Band

"You Ain't Heard Nothing Yet" by Al Jolson

"The Alcoholic Blues" by the Louisiana Five



On Broadway:

George White's Scandals Broadway revue opened at the Liberty Theatre on June 2 and ran for 128 performances 



In the News:

World War One has been over for a year.  Versailles peace conference ended with a treaty in June.  Civil unrest and agitation throughout Europe and even in America.  Communists, veterans and the IWW cause a ruckus and, in some cases, are machine-gunned.  



Congress is considering the passage of the Volstead act, which would make alcoholic beverages (including Pemberton's cherished wine) illegal.  This actually happens mid-semester!



The first Miss America has been crowned.  A terrible hurricane in the Florida Keys killed 600 last month.  The first transatlantic flights are being made. 



CAMPUS BUILDINGS



Scadwell auditorium

Upham, Spench, and Union halls

Watkin-Tench conservatory of music

Manders library and annex

Weatherford dormitory

Whistler dormitory

Old Drummond and New Drummond laboratories

Hohenleutner observatory

Muzetti gymnasium and ballroom

Pemberton Museum of Art and Science

Physical plant and laundry

Faculty club

Gamma Gamma Gamma and Sigma Alpha Eta houses

"Hillview", the Chancellor's house

Brotherton chapel



CAMPUS OUTDOOR LOCATIONS



Theodore Roosevelt athletic field

Quentin Roosevelt field-house

Pemberton cemetery

Westcote-Kern arboretum 

Rowing club shed on Sexton lake

The Pemberton "green acre" quadrangle

The Pemberton Oak

The statue of "Old Incorrigible", Louis Pemberton

Panthercat Point above Sexton lake

The ruins of the Old Rectory



TOWN LOCATIONS



Panthercat Grill

Cringeley's drug store

Coney's Roadhouse on the plank road

Russex County Hospital

John Adams Inn

Fossett's machine shop

Pemberton normal school

Frederick Macklin-Burroughs park and gazebo

St. Luke's Catholic church

Sexton's swamp



MALE STUDENTS (Nicknames for undergraduates only)



Winthrop "Winnie" Chaplin-Brown

King "No nickname required" Burkey

Courtney "Butterball" Craybeck

Phillip "Poncey" Burns, Jr.  

James "Stumpy" Frazier

Patrick Henry "Cookie" Stevens

Gerald "Goat" Tucker

Ronald "Pinch" Jackson

Townsend "Gorilla" Van Foy

George "Minty" McGowan

Peter "Rusty" French

Hamilton "Buzzy" Mantooth III

Cornelius "Raccoon" Huntoon

Adam "Grampy" Harris-Sibley

Woodrow "Woody" Harding, Jr.



FEMALE STUDENTS



Lottie Anne Werther

Clementine Dupree

Hester Hollingsworth

Edwina Cobb

Rosebud Grampian-Kettering

Eliza-Jane Overton

Helen Mogg-Wilson

Irma Louise Plunkett

Mina Todd Watson

Jenny Biggs

Capella Rausch

Renee Fitzhugh-Camperdown

Mildred Toynbee

Button Hastings

Roxie Brackett



MALE PROFESSORS



Underwood Mayfield-Carter

Ward Younghusband

Archibald Woolidge

Lafeyette Horner

August Ransom-Lowell

Howard Murray Sharpless

Alphonso Deane

Wallace Rutland-Mosteller

Everett Charles Blackburn

William Asher Church



FEMALE PROFESSORS



Augusta Monck

Dorothy Thorton Shaw

Marie Venable

Fidelia Harwood

Valeria Ulrich-Womble

Nova St. Pierre

Hazel Tolley-Speer

Alice Cobley-Evans

Sarah Stevenson

Tabitha Rockworth Butterfield



MALE FOREIGNERS



Jean-Jacques Brasseur

Bentinck Krahn

Erkenfried Moeller-Heilemann

Juan Santiago Ramos-Torres

Urban Blazej Kusnierewicz 



FEMALE FOREIGNERS



Pasqualena Zuccaro-Fazio

Marie-Zéphyrine La Pérouse 

Gertje Hoogduytscher 

Ekaterina Hlutev

Kätchen Iris Von Schroeder



MALE TOWNSFOLK



Jim Thomas

Hank Metrovich

Fred Davis

Carl Borallo

Bill McMasters

Teddy Frazier

Mike Bagley

Luther White

Clarence Mills



FEMALE TOWNSFOLK



Grace Johnson

Beth Kidd

Clara Petronello

Rosemary Bunnage

Nettie McCallister

Frances Padron

Catherine Runyon

Edna Cringeley

Florence Butts

Lola Starr