University of Mississippi - Ole Miss Yearbook (Oxford, MS)

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S. C. E. OFFICERS BRUNER FORD President J. W. WOOD Vice-President OLIVER J. KREBS, JR. Secretary GEORGE W. BASS Treasurer FIRST ROW: Ed. Alexander, Kenneth Barfield, George W. Bass, J. Matthew Bonner, R. Bowman, Jr., Edmond M. Brignac, Jr., F. Julian. Carroll, Harry G. Chapman, William J. Egan. SECOND ROW: Bruner Ford, A. French, Eduardo Gaitan-Duran, Karl G. Gullaksen, Charles D. Johnston, Alfred H. Jones, Charles E. Kilduff, Oliver J. Krebs, Jr., Roy C. Kuyrkendall. THIRD ROW: William P. Lee, Farley McElroy, Lester M. Maples, Jr., Jared D. Jr., Wayne R. Miles, Robert A. Miller, Edward L. Murphree, Jr., Clarence J. Rogers. FOURTH ROW: Thomas H. Spencer, Glen Wayne Stevens, John W. Teague, Bobby L. Tramel, Roudet 0. Turner, Billy Wayne Vick, Howard Dale Williamson, J. W. Wood, W. P. Woodward. NOT PICTURED: Bobby Boh, Jimmy L. Childers, Harold F. Huggins. THE NATION ' S OLDEST ENGINEERING SOCIETY The American Society of Civil Engineers is the oldest national engineer- ing society in the United States. It was instituted in 1852, for the purpose of advancing engineering and architectural knowledge and practice, main- taining a high professional standard among its members, encouraging fellow- ship between men of practical science, and establishing a central point of reference and union for its members. 239

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KAPPA PSI OFFICERS FRED E. BENNETT, JR. Regent CECIL H. CALDWELL, JR, Vice Regent CHARLES W. BULLOCK Secretary WADE H. HILLIARD, JR. Treasurer VAN DORN STONE, JR. Historian GERALD JACK GLASS Chaplain DEAN E. L. HAMMOND Faculty Advisor FIRST ROW: James N. Azlin, Forrest L. Baker, Calvin W. Brown, Charles W. Bullock, Cecil H. Caldwell, Jr., James T. Cunningham, Gerald J. Diaz, Benjamin M. Feigler. SECOND ROW: Garland E. Garner, Gerald Jack Glass, Sidney E. Haney, Wade H. Hilliard, Jr., George Myron Lee, Lee Roy McCarter, Jr., Charles R. McDaniel, Howell N. McNeill. THIRD ROW: John Mount Muse, Milford Q. Nichols, Marshall C. Smith, Jr., Van Dorn Jr., Frank C. rell, Robert L. Vick, Glen Curtiss Warren, John Howard Williams, Malcolm M. Williams. NOT PICTURED: Jack D. Allen, Fred E. Bennett, Jr., John A. Brown, Fenwick Paul Laborde. ESTABLISHING HIGH IDEALS FOR PHARMACISTS Kappa Psi, first national Greek leter pharmaceutical fraternity, was found- ed December 5, 1879, at the College of Virginia. Beta Rho Chapter of Kappa Psi reactivated on the Ole Miss campus in May, 1947, after some seventeen years of inactivity. Members are chosen in recognition of their scholastic standing, general ability, character and personality. They are expected to exert their utmost ef- forts to preserve and further the ideals of the pharmaceutical profession. 238

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PHI CHI OFFICERS JAMES C. GRIFFIN Presiding Senior SAMUEL F. CARR Presiding Junior BILLY T. COLLUM Secretary ALBERT L. MEENA Treasurer CHARLES M. DORROUGH Judge Ildfoocate JEFF MULLEN Chapter Editor MEDICAL CLASS II FIRST ROW: Jare Barkley, George Bounds, Richard Campbell, William Carnes, Billy T. Collum, Charles M. Dorrough, William Lee Garner, Robert M. Graham, James C. Griffin. SECOND ROW: Robert P. Griffin, Lucien Hodges, George Hoffman, Hector Howard, Herbert Kroeze, Maurice L. Meena, Carl Nichols, Max Pharr. THIRD ROW: David Scruggs, Fred H. Walker, Jack M. Witchen, MEDICAL CLASS I: Lawrence Brisco, James Bryant, Samuel Fred Carr, James M. Dobbs, James Giffin, Robert Hodge. FOURTH ROW: Robert D. Kirk, Jr., Carl Love, Alvin C. Cully, George Neville, John M. Patterson, Rudyard Robinson, Richard Henry D. Stone, Sam Woolvin. FIFTH ROW: PLEDGES, Don Dismukes, James Earl Harris, Robert Jabour, Edgar D. Johnson, B. Johnson, Jr., Joseph E. Johnston, William E. Korndorffer, James G. Krestensen, James Powell, Creighton L. Wilson, Jr. NOT PICTURED: George G. Armstrong, Leigh Atkins. PROMOTING THE HIGHEST IDEALS OF THE MEDICAL PROFESSION Phi. Chi international medical fraternity strives for the promotion of the highest ideals of the profession among the students in the many schools of medicine in which it has chapters. Theta Pi chapter was formed at Ole Miss on March 22, 1926. 240