Auburn University - Glomerata Yearbook (Auburn, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 404 of the 1940 volume:

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A SIX EIGHTH SCENE HAS EN PAINTED B THE THOUGHTS, ACTIONS, AND AMBI- TIO OF A STUDENT BODY F THREE AND HALF THOUSAND MEN AND WOMEN. EAC OF NT IBUTED BIS BIT F CO TU- DE CTI Y - 1 ' T N WITH HI OME ING Q 'I ICHNESS - FOND MEMORIES OF DAYS SPENT WITH THOSE IDEALS WHICH ARE AUBURN. THE PROGRESS AND IMMORTALITY OF THIS SIXTY-EIGHTH YEAR MAY BE MEASURED WITH MANY A DS KS: I TS AT ET S, ITS GE ES, ITS OUTSTA ING DEPARTMENTS, ITS I EL I WEA H . RE! A URE AU- BURN. I EL NG I ' NY DS, I EAR R YEAR TUR vi -RO DED AND LONG- EARING PERSONALITIES, PECULIARLY VERSED IN THE ART OF LIVING. ITS STUDENTS THRILLED DURING THESE NINE MONTHS TO VISITS FROM GOVERNMENTAL ROYALTY, IMPORTANT CONTEMPORARY INTELLIGENTSIA, A TWO-INCH BLANKET OF ELE AI,.ET MPL I I DIN S, THE RE OF T HOME -...f Ammo : Lo I EA TH REPEAL OF THE ANTI-CUT LAW. IT THEREFORE BECOMES HE PART OF THE GLOMERATA TO CATCH AND SET DOWN THE COMPOSITE SPIRIT OF WHAT HAS GONE ON IN THIS YEAR SO FRAUGHT WITH POTENTIALITIES FOR THE CLASS OF NINETEEN FORTY. I I - x . l Wil I9 i j gr QQ 4? K I CHARLES M. KELLEY, EDITOR-IN-CHIEF HANKINS F. PARKER, BUSINESS MANAGER .A-if ri . . .4L.. .4 UF T H I B U fy-179 -f 1-1-1 ff -.,M-Q1Y ,f ,1 ! - - 1.2 ., .',,..-. - ,Jul .1 1 w S MA PhD.,DSc In ,W 'f I A .g 76.11 .14 rug.. I ,IJ fffi 'If ,-. .,'..a-.1 CA, 7 ' 2- I Q A ' II I If I I , 4 I 2 I I ZLMJ :ff . 2 I- ff' , QQ 1' :YQ I f' I, N521 I - ..,i - -X.. -1 -.IQ -M-NJ LTI I -FT? -.-3, va fry. JJ-lj zizffxgr. f' iwjlf' ff.33:4Zi X45- 1, w. 1.3 7-:Fw .E,:,- , 4- I ..vm, WEL I I . , I ,453-ll I , , 'A Iv xiii'- -ys f,' 1--:.,,,, - ,1 ,if BECAUSE HEEHAS BROUGHT AUBUARfNA-APERHAPS MORE LASTING RECOGNITION WITH HIS ADVANCED RESEARCH THAN ANY OTHER ONE MAN, DR. ALLISON IS HEREWITH RESPECTFULLY ACCORDED THE DEDICATION OF THIS VOLUME. POSSESSED WITH ENDLESS PATIENCE, AN EVER HELPING HAND, AND DEVOTION TO HIS DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS WHICH HE HAS BUILT WITH HIS OWN UNDERSTANDING, HE LEADS AN ACTIVE AND MUCH-LOVED LIFE IN SIMPLE, UNAFFECTED SURROUNDINGS. Cmfie lee 'cewg JM Mazvfn AND TH OUGHTFUL OF THOSE WHO WILL NOT SEE THIS GLOMEIZATA YPES OF JURISDIC- EREWITH PRESENTED ARE TWO T ORITY TO WHOM THE LAST ND THE OTHER, THE CURRENT GENERA- Y RELATED AND INSEP- H HOLDS ITS OWN TRUTHS SELF- TION: ONE, THE SCHOOL AUTH WORD IS SACRED, A TION OF UNDERGRADUATES. CLOSEL ARABLE, THESE TWO. EAC EVIDENT, ITS REFORMS SOUNDEST, ITS DICTUMS UNOUESTION- ABLE. ALL ARE HAPPY. ,470 ..- GTM ' , , v,-'fix - ' , L .Jil T ,, Q,-4 , ' 'f,5',Q:5iZ2'-f - . i' '-1'-1 41. L, , . P ,-.f4'. 4' Y:-'H F L19 ,.-, g' -4. f ,J-7 i Lfiiwlgrg' 1 ,C L., , - A irigf 3, , f f .11,ia- my -Ji-., . Lf' 'Zig-5Q,rf',7:,Lk3V -, -:-'- - ,,.f'-K A P, f:' ' - f- ,Gb-S 'ff' :fr -A x si ,x,X z.,-XL M-x K1 .x A -:X .LP -, ,xy -LUX - V 1,7 KN' '- N C-V,-.... 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NX ,NL 1 Q 4 .4 a n. 9 , 4 ua-vw.m...., ...J V,,, -.. ,ef Q .X Provided in The ConsTiTuTion oT The STaTe of Alabama is The clause ThaT The Alabama Poly- Technic InsTiTuTe shall be under The conTroI oT a Board of TrusTees. The Governor of Alabama is ex-oTTicio chairman of The Board, and The STaTe SuperinTendenT of EducaTion is an ex- oTTicio member. These genTIemen, vesTed wiTh Tull responsibiIiTy Tor The mainTenance and oper- aTion oT The school, counT all oTTiciaI acTs of The insTiTuTion subiecT To Their approval. In The pasT Two years They have served ably and well in The handling oT counTIess deTaiIs connecTed wiTh The auThorizaTion and Tinancing oT Auburn's greaT building program. We oT A. P. I. owe Them a debT of graTiTude Tor TaiThTuI and unseIT- ish service in providing Tor The needs oT a GreaTer Auburn. o'NEAL BLUE I I GREENE SAM FORD HANSON CULVER HARE HALEY DENSON IIUIIIIU III IIIIIEIIIE i Ra. COLLINS I . so as 1 If MERRILL Y X I Q, VY ff ll ll ll l 5 I Speaks a'r Homecoming . . . . . . affairs of s+a+e Governor Franlc lvl. Dixon, a vigorous, yourhlul slalesman, has, Jrhrough his fearless alrlaclc upon The lanqlecl problems of Ala- bama. perhaps cauqhl lhe imaginalion of Alabama youlh Jro a grealer degree lhan any olher man now in public life in lhe S+a+e. ov. ixon r K vx, lvi.f n.'!i 3 .1'..7.f,11l.'z v fe-v.-, -K i Q' K. 'Qs' ' 'JPXV YVQQ . S Escorfs royaliy . . . . . . crowns queens 'ik Possessed oT The GITT of The Magi: benT unswervingly Toward The upbuilding oT Auburn as an insTiTuTiong compleTely unassuming: earnesTly devoTed To The ideals of democracy: zealous ThaT Auburn serve The needs of Alabama and The SouTh, Dr. Duncan has won The admiraTion and respecT oT all Auburn men and women. TGS. UHCGH 0,9 0, K A ' - . 14' , f-wig, S if. av' 3 K rf X O Q 0 I 5, 433 X , 51 II B 4 'XX I' e s -' , , Hxflvz ff lllfignen ' 1 n , Xt x' O x x J Q fff t f' QW, '2 V . x XXX Vx Q5 X XX ,,,. J X l A . fx 1 NX X .- 'KLA I X 1- llli ilflllllllf ll The spring elecfions of I939 broughf abouf. ilWiOUQl' llle media of several consfifufional amendrnenfs. 5 Veflmssance lo ihe gmdenf Execufive Cabinef. which had previously been handicapped by a sadly ouf-dafed and loosely wriffen con- sfifufion. A commiffee appoinfed by fhe Cabinef lasf year pre- Senfed fhe revised consfifufion af fhe beginning of fhis school year, and work has been done on porfions nof complefed by this cornmiffee. Wifh a consfifufion based on fhe principles of real sfudenf governmenf fo worlc wifh, 'rhe Cabinef, under fhe direcfion of Presidenf John Ivey, launched a series of movemenfs for The beffermenf of sfudenf affairs on fhe campus. Firsf fo feel fhe assaulf of fhe Cabinef was rhe old fwo- poinf cuf rule. Sfudenf opinion of fhe sysfem, fesfed by a Cabinef-sponsored, campus-wide poll, showed fhe largesf vofe ever recorded in sfudenf ballofing here, and showed fhaf only 0 handful of fhe sfudenfs were in favor of fhe exisfing sysfem of cuts. The Cabinef presenfed 'rhis evidence and ifs sug- gesiion for revision fo fhe faculfy Execufive Council. The result is a cuf sysfem favorable fo fhe faculfy and sfudenfs O-Ille. Realizing Auburn's need for a place where sfudenfs rnighf vmeinm ADAMS . G MARGARET PEARSON JIM KING President, W. S. . A. Treasurer V- P -d 1, Ice- resl en E241 JOHN E. IVEY, JR., Presidenf Never a dull momenf . . . KENNETH FUNCHESS JOHN DEMING President, Senior Class Presidenf, Junior Class gaTher beTween classes Tor reTreshmenT and in evenings Tor dancing and games, The CabineT redecoraTed The old STudenT CenTer, Toolc iT over as a recreaTion hall, and insTalIed in iT a nickelodeon, drink-dispensing machine, and new TurniTure. Provision was made Tor keeping STudenT CenTer opening in The evenings wiTh a suiTable chaperon on hand. lmporTanT revisions were made wiThin The CabineT iTselT. LasT SepTem- ber, new members were added To The body. These new members included The presidenT of The Women's STudenT GovernmenT and The presidenTs oT each oT The Tour classes. RepresenTaTives were required To aTTend all meeT- ings, and To pay Tines when absenT wiThouT suTTicienT excuse. l'lighlighT of The CabineT work Tor The new semesTer has been The AnTi- CheaTing Campaign. ln an eTTorT To curb cheaTing in The college, The Cab- ineT has been TormulaTing a plan which iT is hoped will reduce cheaTing To a minimum. AlThough The amounT oT cheaTing has already noTiceably de- creased, several years will be needed To deTermine The Tull success oT The drive. The Social CommiTTee has This year been aslced To submiT a Tinancial reporT To The CabineT aTTer each seT oT major dances, and The new Social CommiTTee seT-up has been responsible Tor The besT maior dance seTs in several years. The ElecTion CommiTTee is in Tull charge oT all campus elecTions, and has This year insTiTuTed a change in conducTing These elecTions, which has made voTing easy Tor many who have neglecTed To voTe in pasT elecTions. VoT- ing sTaTions were seT up on Ag Hill and VeT Hill as well as in STudenT CenTer, in order ThaT They mighT be more accessible To sTudenTs of Those schools. BOB ANDERSON Presidenf, Sophomore Class IKE PITMAN President, Freshman Class TOM BU LLINGTON Freshman Representative HERBERT MARTIN Sophomore Re presenfafive CHARLIE KILPATRICK JOHN WATTERS GORDON MacEACHERN DAN HOLLIS SAM PETTUS OTIS BURNSIDE Senior Represenfalive Chairman Elecfions Senior Represenlalive Junior Represenfalive Junior Represenfafive Secrelary .3- E251 4.-1 VIRGINIA ADAMS Presidenf Organized in l922, Women's STudenT GovernmenT AssociaTion aT A. P. I. has grown wiTh increase in slcirT-enrollmenT and will conTinue To do so. This year, The needs resulTing Trom concenTraTion oT girls in The dormi- Tories, a new consTiTuTion and seT oT regulaTions were adopTed, an aTTempT being made To recognize The righTs and privileges of The individual and of The group. Business being conducTed by The STudenT Council, The wishes and needs oT The AssociaTion are conTinually considered. The immediaTe concern oT The Council is To assisT in The process oT adiusT- menT To living in The dormiTories and bring abouT a general organizaTion of girls as an inTegral parT oT The associaTion. BeTore moving inTo The Quadrangle, Nelle GilchrisT aided greaTly in organizing plans as acTing presidenT oi Alumni l-lall. As chieT execuTive oT The Council, Virginia Adams Tound herselT submerged in problems requiring delicacy and diplomacy, buT ably supporTed by her colleagues. They were: Sue QuaT- Tlebaum, vice-presidenTg l-lelen Jordan, secreTaryg Jule Tisdale, Treasurer: Suzelle l-lare, Town represenTaTive: Nell Wallis, Treshman represenTaTive, Vernelle Gamble, Dorm. lp Bernice STeele, Dorm. ll, BeTTy Belle BraridT, Dorm. Ill: CarleTon Parish, Dorm. IV. FirsT Row: QuaTTlebaum, Jordan. Second Row Tisdale, Hare. Third Row: Wallis, Gamble FourTh Row: STeele, Brandt FiTTh Row: Garish Gilchrist 1l0lHEN'S STUDENT iiiiiyiiiiiiii S This year serving women's Greek-leffer organizafions af Auburn for fhe sevenfeenfh consecufive year, Pan-Hellenic Council has been concerned primarily wifh cooperafing wifh fhe adminisfrafion in esfablishing precedenfs and cusfoms for relafions befween sororify and non-sororify girls in fhe new dormifory unifs. Basic principles have been laid for an effec- five and efficienf rushing sysfem which will relieve much of fhe fricfion usually felf af fhe opening of fhe year during rushing season. A Junior Pan-Hellenic council has been esfablished for fhe educafion of pledges in infer-sororify problems and in Greek-leffer affairs in general. Represenfafives on fhe Council from each of fhe six sorori- fies fhis year included, in fhe order of precedenf on fhe campus: Kappa Delfa, Rufh Miller and Doffie Burke: Chi Omega, Rufh Lowe and Carolyn Jones: Phi Omega Pi, Virginia Wesf and lvlarguerife Johnson: Thefa Upsilon, Helen Porch and Jean Mayberry: Alpha Gamma Delfa, Eleanor Wrighf and Helena lvlillerg Zefa Delfa, Dorofhy Hursf and Anna Belle Cammaclc. The officers serving on fhe l939-40 Pan-Hellenic Council were Rufh Miller, who acfed as presiding officer, and Rufh Lowe, who acfed as secrefary fo fhe group. llllllll 5. SC Bl R lh Mll R fh L we, Virginia Wesl, Helen Porch, Eleanor Wrighl, Doroihy H T S d R D Hie Burke, C ly Jones, Marguerite Johnson, Jean Mayberry, Helena Miller, Anna Belle Cam lc UI' i271 r'-,IXJ A-an-W --A-rv' il .ll Aciive from Ihe word rush, Ihe COunCI besides clireciing Ihe iraierniiies in Jrhelr Iicies and affairs wi'rh Ihe adminis- ar's irarion. Sponsored as 6 perl Ol llle ye aciiviry an exiensive spOrIs pmgram' Parenls Day' fha Social Calendar. a council panquei. rushing DO and a Spring dance. PROFESSOR J. M. ROBINSON. Adviser . . Hell week? The counfVY People Obiecf- ..4-,fs -1.4, --V Y A 4' Y --,gkv YA., , .,, .. g ii iii x g M Y F A-,. P -1 ,ffs 1-:- LY L ..-,.f -M - Y ZF:-it ,.-, Af . ,,.., V, Y - H -1-Ig,-1:...,L ,.a.., -, , - - . ,A .. -,f,,,- ---- f Y - -A i Y-lgcwf ,7.-yc,-- Qt-. - , - 144117 W - GEORGE HlLl-ER. Presidenf . . . Speed, E281 CARL MORGAN . . . Phi Delia Theia .,.... JIM KING JOHN IVEY ..... Alpha Tau Omega. BEN K. ARMSTRONG MARSHALL HOOPER. . Kappa Alpha . . WALTER CHANDLER CARL HAPPER . . BILLY SMITH . JULIAN MYRICK. BILL CAMPBELL . TURNER MURPHY CHARLES KELLEY C. W. THOMPSON RED BAMBERG. . WINDREY BOYD . GEORGE HILLER . JAMES GREEN . . CLYDE BROWN . JOHN WARNER . FRANK CAYCE . . RALPH WILLIAMS HERBERT SCHIEF . Sigma Alpha Epsilon . . JOHN DEMING . . Sigma Nu . .MEREDYTH HAZZARD . . Pi Kappa Alpha . . Kappa Sigma . . Sigma Phi Epsilon Lambda Chi Alpha . . . Theia Chi . Alpha Gamma Rho . . Delia Sigma Phi . Pi Kappa Phi . Alpha Lambda Tau . Sigma Pi . . Bera Kappa . . Sigma Chi . . Alpha Psi .Tau Epsilon Phi . . R. T. YOUNG . . BILLY MQGHEE . . TED WRIGHT PARKER NARROWS . TOMMY BAZZEL . JOHNNY DAVIS . JAMES ARNOLD . . BERT POWELL . BRICE NELSON MELVIN HAYGOOD . . BILL ELLNER . . . C. B. HUETT . BOB DICKINSON HOWARD SEIDLER Officers Oi Council: George I-liller, Pi Kappa Phi, Presiclenig Julian D. lviyricls, Pi Kappa Alpha. Vice-Presiclenlg Parlcer A. Narrows, Lambcla Chi Alpha. Secgrefary anOl Treasurer: Bill Campbell, Kappa Sliyma. Chairman, Aihleiics. -1:-If v-0'-'Ffa lllllllallll 'sl ig g ov' 1 . . i V E f,-an lllllllll llllllll- .8 .-7494 , 9,1 i x 9 i as 'S' 'Ji' l L Firsf Row: Morgan, King, Ivey, Armstrong, Hooper, Chandler, Happer, Derning. Second Row: Smith, Hazzard, Myriclr, Young, MCC-Bhee, Campbell, Murphy, Wrighf. Third Row: Kelley, Narrows, Thompson, Bazzel, Bamberg, Davis, Boyd, Arnold. Fourlh Row: Hiller, Powell, Green, Nelson, C. Brown, Haygood, Warner. Fiffh Row! Ellner, Cayce, Huefl, Williams, Dickinson, Schiff, Seidler. I291 lfqfvirif H0417 ,OM HENLEYI Chairman We ll qc! YOU qood bands ll Below: The bares+ facfs of wha+ occurred in fhe Morgan-Kemp- Duchin chronicle, wi+h no menfion macle of lhe weeks of painful planning which made +he finished producl' so delighlful or of fhe off-fhe-floor evenfs which conlribufed immeasurably 'lo The memor- able qualifies of fhe week-end. BAMBERG, CLEMENTS HALL, HAPPER KILPATRICK, WELLS 47 'xl gg,-iii' lllil ll l l ill Men got together tor a common cause this year-traternity men and Committeemen-to bring to Auburn bands with names, showmanship, and danceable music. Previously, the various big sets-Soph l-tops, Junior Proms, and Senior Finals-have been good, but not nearly so enjoyable as they might have been: so naturally the news that 'lthe best were available with proper collateral brought ready agreement to Chairman l-lenley's traternity-com- mittee cooperative plan. This idea provided that 80 per cent ot traternity memberships buy tickets in advance tor one night dance at each ot the three sets at reduced prices, thereby providing the committee with the much- needed Udetinite amount to otter orchestras. The results were astounding. The announcement that Russ Morgan would play tor the Opening Dances set college tongues wagging tavorably, and when the dances were actually under way, it necessarily took more than wag- ging tongues to get into the dances so large was attendance. Never betore had such crowds attended a dance set. People overtlowed the Center like swarming bees, while dancing inside was almost impossible. To those who chose lwiselyl to resttully listen, Carolyn Clarke, Russ' songal, was an extra- special treat, and Russ himselt was brilliant. As a whole, the Openings were acclaimed the best Auburn had seen. But that was betore the almost unbelievable announcement that the Com- mittee would bill a double teature tor the Junior Prom. And what entertain! ment it turned out to be, too-even with the conflicting appearance ot the snow and ice teaturel January 25th brought l'lal Kemp, the Smoothies and Bob Allen, who proved the popular aggregation about whom we have heard so much via radio. Such smooth music our ears had never caressed until Janu- ary 26th and 27th, when Eddie Duchin smiled engagingly and played our Center piano, making it sound like Central-Park-Casino as never betore. While the gals were gliding, bankrolls were sliding, but all had a wondertul time. Even the Social Committee admitted it was wondertul-more so by tar than they had anticipated. Quoth Chairman l-lenley: We have been extremely well pleased with the large numbers attending the dances, and we hope to see the combination ot good bands and large crowds continue tor many yearsf' To which each and all breathe audible amens. 1-'I' nf' ff 5,-Q-1 IQ X , x rqf fa...fi.,f-Q ,.-..., M..,.,.,,,--Q-..-A-f..,f - J- KENN ETH FUNCHESS Presidenf GETTY FAIRCHILD EDITH C. CARSON GUS PEARSON CHARLIE HAYNSWORTH ill WSE Ul-alailllf Goaded To near disTracTion by pre-elecTion worries, sTrenuous social life, and quesTionable problems of sTaTe, The class officer aT Auburn leads a charmed life. His sTaTus is one bearing respecT of his classmaTes and presTige on The campus, boTh of which were hoisTed visibly flWlS year wiTh Th ' ' ' ' e coming of class officer represenTaTion on The ExecuTive CabineT. Under This seT-up recognifion of The sorT nafurally due The leaders of The various classes is again shOWVh as was The case ' T h ' ' ' prior oT e usurpaTion of This honor by The presenT more cenTralized form Of sTudenT governmenT. Hailing as They do from The cosmopolifan group sef aparT from The Trivialilies of The various deparTmenTs which ofTen influence such re re T ' ' ' P SSH GTIVGS. and righTfully deserve Their place among The adminisTraTion of sTudenT affairs. many parTs of The ever-growing Auburn campus. They form 6 - E -':i, ':fH.-i'-'I?i,-i,,-, ., - TT' ' 'Aff'-f ef---Q5-T:,:::::rvq,:?. , ff-' of-' .-A,-,,.Q-Y-1T.:,f2:'- r:'eT?NX.:, -.1 vb::?15qg..g-,ssl-r--HLXQ1'-f 'T' ' l3l1 'I-N Z 12 9 3' l ni -255. YA Rl :il - - ... A' C... ,xg lf -,Q-.. ,-- 5 :M 'Q ? i :4'. 4 . ...an 3 -x 1 . Uv' 'Fl f 91 . . , . , :- ' j,'f+3F ' A ' ,. - 411 ,a5,,,1z5. ': A V W lfi ., .Y - Q N ff U 'fi r' , . f ' gmt- , -s .Ng .... , 4, , -. 4 1 Q 1 X 1' V :V ln' ' ' 'X' , A Q Jn, ,gi-w,'-. .. V. - A X Y V ' . H If ,. . . 1 , 2. xv. -P Q fd f .. 'Y , ..' '- .fl 1: 155 rg, . A -' I 1 5.-.L Q gn I6 I ' 5 .AN :lu T ,,,'. 9, U le- .- 1 rn x fl SQH ff-H - . 4. fl-1f?'Q11'5f! .,, 1 -yu 91' Af' Hlllllllllllll GEORGE MATUSON PORTER GRANT president Alumni Secretary ' Under ex-PresidenT Maurice Bloch and new.PresidenT George lvlaTTison, Jr., much progress has been made by The Alumni AssociaTion. WiTh The compleTion oT The sTadium, all Alumni dues go Toward The reTiremenT oT The debT incurred: The Plainsman is senT To acTive members oT The associaTiong all graduaTes receive acTive membership Tor one year aTTer graduaTion7 The Souvenir EdiTion oT The Alumnus, con- Taining excerpTs Trom The GlomeraTa, is mailed To Alumni all over The world. lndebTed To Dr. Duncan Tor unlimiTed cooperaTion and The rapid progress oT Auburn, The asso- ciaTion also acknowledges The unTiring services oT PorTer Grant Impressive momenTs while George Ma'l'Tison and Dean George PeTrie dedicaTe Auburn's STaclium on Thanksgiving Day. f34l All publicaTions supporTed by The sTudenT acTiviTy Tees are under The general supervision oT The Board oT STudenT PublicaTions. Membership oT The Board consisTs oT The Exec- uTive SecreTary oT The College lex oTTicio chairmanlg The PresidenT, or a TaculTy represenTaTive appoinTed by him: The AccounTanT oT The College: The lnsTrucTor in Journalism, and Tour members oT The Senior Class. STudenT members oT The Board are elecTed by The STudenT ExecuTive CabineT Trom a lisT oT eighf Seniors submiTTed by The TaculTy members on The Board. EdiTors and business managers oT The GlomeraTa and Plainsman are elecTed by The sTudenT body aTTer being quali- Tied by The Board oT STudenT PublicaTions, and serve as ex oTTicio members of The Board during Their Term in oTTice. The members oT The Board Tor The year IQ39-40 were: Mr. Ralph B. Draughon, chairman, Mr. KirTley Brown, secre- Tary and publicaTions adviser, Dr. J. A. RuTland, head oT Eng- lish DeparTmenTg ProT. J. E. Roop, iournalism insTrucTor3 Mr. W. T. Ingram, accounTanTg John Dabbs, Rollins Aldridge, Edwin lvlcCowan, and BeTTy ShowalTer, Senior Class repre- senTaTives. Ex oTTicio sTudenT members included: John E. lvey, Jr., presidenT, execuTive cabineT3 John Godbold, ediTor, and Bob ArmsTrong, business manager, The Plainsmang Charles Kelley, edifor, and l-lanlqins Parker, business manager. The GlomeraTa. Mown,Roop Mgram,RuHand,Chahman Dmughon,Armshong Hey Godbold, ShowalTer, McCowan, Parker, Kelley. PUBLIC E351 ll lllilffgy T A U ,f I M M i ll' ll ' l THE A my mam! ,jfx ii fi JCATION O T I AMA PO fwiigif F i-is srunems or ALAB f f L , i Ex' A Z ii - 1 'T X . l 'J RUDOLPH, MCGEHEE STRATFORD, LACY ARNOLD, NETTLES l . A . T 5 ' S . i l i .T l i i i i CHARLES M. KELLEY, Edifor , i , an l 113 1-1 l l Edilor and AFT i A Edilor-in-Chief, Charles lvl. Kelley. Assislanl Consullani, Paul lvl. Rudolph. Deparlmenlral Edilor, Bill MC' , 5 oris Edilor. i Gehee. Organizalrions Ecliior, Joe F. Lacy. P i Bools Slraiford. Sporls Aclvisers, Gus Pearson and Carl Hap- I per. Pholographers, Lewis Arnolcl, Leroy Spearman, Julian Braswell. Assislanls, Jack Birdsonq, Waller Cooner. John Cooper, Bob Farrell, Jack Greeson, Dan Hollis, l larry Huff, Jim- ly rnie Jerlqins, John McCabe, Herberlr Marlin, Allen Miller, Doug Nellles, Eol Paul, John Scoil, C. W. Thompson. l i LYT Busi Ass Bill Ne Sar anl l-lL Th T 'In T S L i l i l l POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTEi ss. elllllllil.. Business lvlanager, l-lankins Parker. Junior AssisTanTs: Cliff Beckham, BeTTie Bell BrandT, Bill Dodd, Jim King, VenTon lv1iTchell, Kirk Newell, Ed Welden. Sophomore AssisTanTs: Sam NeTTles, Carl Pace. Freshman AssisT- anTs: Charles Floyd, Frank T-lelms, Malcom T-lunTer, Allen Odom, John Sanders, James Thomas. HANKINS F. PARKER, Business Manager To The end ThaT The I9-40 GlomeraTa mighT noT be radical or Tlashy in characTer, buT spiriTed and colorTul in The Tempo oT Today, The eTTorTs oT The ediTorial and business sTaTTs oT This year's publicaTion have been exerTed Trom The very TirsT. CerTain TeaTures incorporaTed herewiTh are more or less unique among annuals in The SouTh, The more ouTsTanding being The sTraighTTorward use oT a Tabric Tor a cover, The wide and generous use oT color in large areas or TinT-blocks, The double-page spread layouTs wiTh horizonTal movemenT employed in mosT insTances, and The omission oT The verTical whiTe lines beTween picTures in The FeaTure and ATh- leTic secTions. The chieT aim oT The sTaTTs has been in all Things To please, endless hours having been spenT in planning each page so ThaT iT would TiT logically inTo The scheme oT Things, in The consideraTion oT The likes and dislikes oT The sTudenT body as seen by The ediTor and business manager, and in carrying ouT a dem- ocraTic policy so essenTial To The ulTimaTe success oT any book. IT we have succeeded in The leasT oT These ambiTions which we have seT Tor ourselves, we shall indeed be graciously rewarded Tor all The losT sleep, The cuT classes, The Time spenT, and The energy consumed. Amen. KING NEWELL WELDEN DODD BRANDT NETTLES 1 V -L-is-f.. me 1 fffy' ' : .K lm? ii Q Ulilll K s ss XKjYi W X, 1 ,. W A m lj ' 1 T A T A l Q Us K Q3 l A gl if Q is i Q WX T mb SX H JOHN C. GODBOLD, Edifar Goof, Gold-fob, Twiich, eTc . . ,1. A WONDE A Twice weekly Tull coverage oT campus newsnand ThoughT, The Plainsman brings TorceTul expression wiTh- ouT resTrainT To sTudenT opinion. AT Times wrong, aT Times righT, buT always saying whaT iT believes. ln The hands oT EdiTor John Godbold and Business Manager Bob ArmsTrong, a new Plainsman has been builT on The ToundaTion esTablished lasT year when The publicaTion Topped Those oT previous years. Two compeTenT and hard-working sTaTTs aided The ediTorial-business com- binaTion in presenTing an enTirely new and eye-caTch- ing, Terse, and more concise sTyle, and The news in pic- Tures on a never-before-aTTempTed scale. PhoTos by Lewis Arnold appeared TreguenTly and crediTably. l-lomecoming issue seT a record Tor size ThaT The alumni are sTill Talking abouT. ln TacT, large issues driTT ouT so oTTen These days The old Tour-pager is shamed Trom The presses. FaiTh in The Plainsman as an adverTising me- dium broughT a big jump in sales oT adverTising: and a circulaTion increase oT more Than a Thousand. nOW reaching all paid-up members oT The growing Alumni ivEY STRATFORD HOLUS ,ll -52 - li? ':Q :4-4' :ii 1125--ra A W N -haf: Li A A f f - 71? , - A g L 'Q ,Y vr - it: k A L3 ni,-.. Ly- Lf- ii: 4:4 .. , u-,l?:B hx,.g O 'i:7i. I 1 - Y Y - - - Y L--:ng-eq'-A , A.-mi,-urn LOCAL ITEM: A PROUD AND O RFUL YEAR S WC ROBERT H ARMSTRONG B s M g T The g afTb Illlllllllll VD LOYAL STAFF CONTRIBUTES ORK TO PUBLICATION AssociaTion. This ToTals almosT 4,000 issues-once in awhile resembling an adverTising lay-ouT, buT conTain- ing enough copy To be enioyably readable. Cake Race resulTs were rolled oTT wiTh picTures Thereof and disTribuTed beTore The lasT man crossed The line-a new record Tor The race, and The Plainsman. Praise accrued from sTudenTs, TaculTy. adminisTraTion, old grads, and newspapermen all over The SouTh. lHelp us TorgeT ThaT leTTer Trom New Mexicol. A TribuTe To Two greaT sTaTTs-someTimes lagging in laTe Tor work-someTimes lagging ouT, aTTer working laTe- Tor no pay, plus liTTle glory, To build a Tine publica- Tion. The Auburn Plainsman-eTTicienT in relaying all ThaT happens on The Plains, is proud oT iTs suc- cesses and iTs independenT righT To say whaT iT pleases. This GreaTer Plainsman has had as iTs Theme GreaTer Auburn and seTTing a pace which The resT OT The col- lege can do well To follow. Maybe a biT cocky- maybe righTTuIly so . . . Composing EdiTor Godbold's sTaTT were The Tollowing: on The EdiTorial Board, PARRISH , DARTY GOING .fem 'QQ-A-S John Ivey, Dan Hollis, HerberT MarTin, Bob Anderson, and Carl J. BasTieng SporTs EdiTor, BooTs STraTTordg SocieTy EdiTor, Emma Nell Parrish: lnTramural SporTs EdiTor, Billy Ryan, STaTT PhoTographer, Lewis Arnold, on The News STaTT: Holdman W. Baker, BeTTy Belle BrandT, Donald Brewer, Prank Browder, Bob Chisholm, A. L. Dodd, Frank Gaillard, Jimmy GilberT, Willard Hayes, George Heard, A. Fred Henning, Park Hol- land, Charlie Isbell, ArT Jones, Helen MarTin, Bobby McKnighT, Sumner NesbiTT, Conyers RelTe, Redding Sugg, Claudia Weinmann, J. H. Wheeler, Merle Woodard. On The Business STaTT: Prank Wilson, Mar- Tin Wender, AssisTanT Business Managers: W. G. DarTy, OTTice Manager: Richard Shepard, AssisTanT OTTice Manager: JohnsTon Hawkins, AdverTising Man- ager: Joe Gandy, AssisTanT AdverTising Manager: Jimmy Rouse, Leonard DeLoach, Lewis BurTon, Ad- verTising AssisTanTsp WalTer Going, CirculaTion Man- ager: Roy Isbell, Joe Reed, Don HampTon-Jones, Cir- culaTion AssisTanTs. HAWKINS WENDER. WILSON .., MONTHLY Pus- LICATION OF THE AGRICUL- TURE CLUB l i l 1 ,,,, f--,sk fre, , A , - -14.4 .2 EDITORIAL STAFF' John Griffin V V , L 2 Bob GW and Earl Ken- namer ponder policies for publicaiion. fi l 'i I 1 l J '- A-11 --- 4' 5 --- 4'-Y f- 5?-.x -T eeqfffz--X -, A' A I J 5 Y , ,,f'xil 2 , NTT i ij ' 3 it rr. 1 ' ,X 1 ig in itz? Xbrfcug 1,2 f-Wi, f f 'jf' is Wiih more pages being prinled, more ours being made, and more subscripiions and ads being sold rhis year ihan in several years, Jrhe Alabama Farmer has al lasr regained irs presrige asa srarewide publicarion. Lasr year rhe office oi ihe Farmer was given back, and new iurnilure was boughr. Old furnishings were reworked, and The Jrypewriier oiled lor service. Slaii members were given newly designed keys and a delegaie senr To The annual Ag Magazine Convenrion. Sraii members have rigid siandards, having io wrire SOO words a monrh, or oblain an ad or subscrip- rion per monrh in order To remain on Jrhe slalf. Rhd , - . , . . o es, Jack Cagle, Fred Wellborn, Thomas C b II Ch V' k T B Il' 'r AI h Driggers, Rouse Farnham, Dan Hollis. ausmess STAFF: wiiifrea Lord, sam Aiverson, Leonard Leif, Merlin Br anf eH' an ic ery' Oni U mg on' ' P Us J k Snow. Not shown: ' Y . n aupf, John Kyle, Bill Casey, Cliff Beckham, aC G'bbS. Eden, Meriwether, and Glasscock. U9 a vas ers aff lp, Dan wn: RTM ENTAL SYSTEMS ON UE TO THE FACT THAT DEPA BUT SURELY RESULTING IN THE THE CAMPUS ARE SLOWLY SEGREGATION OF STUDENTS UNTO THEMSELVES-NOT BE- -THAN-THOU ATTITUDE BUT CAUSE OF A GENERAL HOLIER OURSES AND CHIEFLY BECAUSE OF THE INCREASING STUDENT BODY-TH GLOMERATA IS DEVOTED T SCHOOLS, THEIR DEANS, STUDENTS, AND WOR MORE SPECIALIZED C IS SECTION OF THE O EMPHASIS ON THE EIGHT K ,,f' , ,V-2 I i- A: Z JW ' Af- Ag g: A Y,-1 Q A A ff, .f -,LJ 2 '-uf-V X-,f'VU,,.. V Z, M t it F 'X' -- if , ,. ,f'ff ' : 'V . 1 'ff ' . , , I , ' - . 1 .1- 'fa r , qm- f. :LF Q , ' ggi a at I 4 N' '1 A ,,f 'L if -12 . A 'X , ,,if.XlA Q -,n':', 'fl . ,:-:..I ' f W,3nfgi,. f iqf,-,.f-cgi, K . F., A Z-f ff'-' K f FD Zigi? C353 4' 5541? A V ,yy it ,. B.. 'Q ':. ,A wwj - 'Na K QQ- .,, N Q-C P f L. 31.-,-7' QI-BQ. , Y ,Ag .f K i 'sl,r Y,f we - 51, Q f tr I , 'flax fr ,ii xg , gf, . . - S Y U I Y - ' t 12'v.:4, Jag: i CWI 5 ,A SWA' XLS' xi YL- x O I f f V x III r I 433 AEZM -I f 1, - - vihxl, ,IILIWM AIN QI?'3 f IQ'-IIWPWII 5.2-112,46 hgg , I, !7 1 IQ WCP ,,-C-- K V ,. 4 ,h ,, x A 147, M- Q , 5 - .,,.xf,A'A, ,Y ,J Z fx- IS M ,K ., gff:3?fI5'2: ,- :IZ .LI j V Q A 533g'2'gj'jg1s:fi,'4 f-I: ' -, ,, I 'F - 1 QU D ' 'Y X FL!! . ,,, 1 x - A . -. 1 '15 ,V Y ,,j,m'. QQ-. +L--Lg 7,-'Q T 4 1 , ' ,fr-,,4':--f I ,K-V' , C f, ...L 1 -, 'I 'L,. -it , Q., gs 4 5' f . 'uv lusl'1 5 x S. v 'Es- x-A ..- - xr? x 1 X 1 X , . 'ie ,N ' 1 FL ..-. Q 145 .H w, ,..f '., A, Y F .4,,, ,,, wx fmfsf' envy tfuf ,X 1-. .. ... ., A .J 'Ewa 12 ' 1 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 f 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 SCIENTIST One of 'l'he busiesi members of +he college adminishafion, Dean Marion Jacob Funchess is highly admired by all ag sfudenfs. Come fo A. P. I. in i909 af+er B.S. al' Clemson and M.S. af Wisconsin. Since I924 has been Dean and Direcior of 'the Slafe Experimeni' Srafions. Walks wifh hands in pockefs and wears 'rrousers fwo inches 'loo shorf. Possessing fremendous capacify for work, he is member of Phi Kappa Phi and Gamma Sigma Delia. SCHOOL Ol AGRICULTURE vizoeizissivi DOLITICOS, iii iiizmiizs wiio Aiirii l O t I H l Il sls study flora in greenhouse. . . Ag Engineers af work in lheir new surroundings. . . Prominenl on The Hill: Virgil Rhodes. 1 l i . , I i .. ,A . -fl,-1 -r:-.:d.frm Tl Oulslanding evenl oi lhe year on Ag I-lill was lhe lwenly-second annual Ag Fair. enlivened by a carnival and dance, wilh Senior Manager Bill Eden supervising and l i home economics iunior Frances Barnes being crowned Queen ol l-larvesl' by Presi- denl Duncan. Bobby l-laas received lhe freshman scholarship cup. The Alabama T Farmer magazine under lhe guidance of Edilor Earl Kennamer and Business lvlana- f 96' Beb .GGY SllOWed new lile and conlinued progress during lhe year. Eighleen OUTST'5md'nQ SGVUOFS Were lapped by Gamma Sigma Della, nalional honorary ag ira- ler 'Jr fl' Y? elelilhew members were added lo lhe ag lacullyg Duncan l-lall received G new aUd'llOr'um annex? and llle NSW 5i2lO0,000 ag engineering building was dedi- pared.. The Ag Club and Jrhe FFA held lheir annual banguel and dance celebra- ions wilh record crowds allending bolh ieslivilies. The Sears Club inslalled a new clock i H1 A ' . rl he 9 l-'FVGVY end Bob Pralher won lhe Swiil Essay Conlesl and a Tree lrip lo Chicago, Opposi+e page: Dr. James W. Tidmore, Grimes, head professor of Animal and Poulfry Husbandry. neering Building complefed flwis year. THESE AGS IN THE DEEE 'Off' ' Poul+rY ludgers go info acfion . . . A1 fhe farm . . . A familiar par? assisianl' direcfor of Engineering Experi- menl' S+a'l'iong J. H. Neal, head profes- sor of Agriculfural Engineering: J. C. new and modernly appoinfed Ag Engi- The pride and ioy of all Ag Hill-'flue l ,-di 2 'Q of the landscape. -ix S-sw I . -6 f ,,.---' W 1 ' ' ,- u I u L s c u 0 0 5 I+ . 3, HIST D 0 W 0 0 ROBERT ANDERSON, ROBERT ARMSTRONG, HUGH BENNETT, GEORGE BROWN, ALEXANDER BURGIN, MOORE BURNS, JAMES CAGLE. SECOND Q G i I 0 OWILLIAM CAMPBELL, TERRELL CANNON, WILLIAM CASEY, WOODROW CHESNUT, ARNOLD COTNEY, WENDOL CROWDER, JAMES CRUM. 0 ROBERT FULTON ANDERSON, Healing Springs: Agricultural Administration. 0 ROBER ARMSTRONG, Headlandp Agriculture. 0 HUGH DOUGLAS BENNETT, Warrior, Agricultural Engi ing, A Club. 0 GEORGE LAWTON BROWN, Excel: Agricultural Science. 0 ALEXAI MERRITT BURGIN, IT K fb, Buena Vista, Georgia, Agricultural Science. 0 MOORE J. BURNS. Wed Agricultural Science. 0 JAMES BARTLEY CAGLE, JR., A I' P, Crossvilleg Agricultural Science. WILLIAM BOSTWICK CAMPBELL, Kappa .Sigma, Decatur, Georgia: Agricultural Au rrrr Fraternity Council, Chairman Athletic camminee. Q TERRELL FENTON CANNON, A P.. EIdridQ9 Agricultural Science, Agricultural Club. 0 WILLIAM N. CASEY, JR., Ozark, Agricultural,Scienceg'AgrI cultural Club. 0 W. WOODROW CHESNUT, Gaylesvilleg Agricultural Administratiomi 'O A- Dj M t mer g2A9flCUl 'a Science. 0 JAMES COLVIN CRUM, 2 X, Haynevilleg Agricultural Science. BILL EDEN lg OOTNEY. JR.. Wadlev: AqriculturaI.Science. Q WENDOL WADE cnowoen, M190 y ' , I ,A 1, 1 -wh W ' l 1' lx ,N ' xml W5 V 1:m w if TL W U1 ii- A. fy Q u , cr-..-.. , ,Q-'M 4 Q X , , e11vu4LNu'v: M' , L k ,,.1,1.1 1:15 -,wx sg,-Qui, ,L Epwm 1 1 1 1 Q B no uma! 1N',2v.g .1 1,9 4 Eqh:.f11r:1L-7 E'.? 4 7 245. Ei,1'r., . :aw 11. hw gn 1' EMM-nw!W5Jvf,! vQw1, g-J,w:,AEvE.:- Hom: ., Liu, rmim 1 vw .BMJ fn 1 ,mnwfnu 1. 1, ggi, ,.' M'J:lYuj'Qv:1V wyg '-'lr-wi!-W 1,1 .Mg-xo g x Q gm:.1 ,.. r,'gvm.,wg.f: 11 151 A S'-' N tis, ,J r'f4' K IQ? I l ll l s c ll 0 0 Al 9 fi Jn? r 0 OWILLIAM HALEY THOMAS HARLIN WILLIAM HOLSTUN THOMAS HUBBARD, JACK HUTCHINSON, JOE JACKSON, WELTON JACKSON. WILLIAM BANKS HALEY H h I Albany Georgla Agrlcullural Admlnlslrahon 0 THOMAS F HARLIN Roanoke Agrlcullural Sclence WILLIAM LeSUEUR HOLSTUN Camp Hlll Agrlculfural Science. THOMAS GORDON HUBBARD Alberlville' Agricultural Science' Glee Club I-2-3-4. J JACK HAVLEN HUATCHINSON, Winfer Haven, Florida, Agricultural Adminislrafiong Agriculfural Clubf Auburn Cavaliers, Auburn Knighls. 0 JOE SPENCER JACKSON, K A, Baconlon, Georgia, Agricullural 501 SECOND R 0 W O 0 EMMETT JACOBS, LEONARD JONES, EARL JORDAN, EARL KENNAMER, WILLIAM KILPATRICK, WALTER KINARD, WAYNE KISER. YI' l l I I 4 if Adminislralion. 0 O. WELTON JACKSON, Douglas: Agricultural Science. 0 M. EMMETT JACOBS, JR., Goodwalerg Agriculfure. 0 LEONARD SEAWELL JONES, 41 A 9, Selma, Agricullural Science: 0 EARL WINDSOR JORDAN, McKenzie, Agricullural Science. 0 EARL FRANKLIN KENNAMER, Bessemer, Agricullural Science, Agricullural Club, Edilor Alabama Farmer, Maior, R. O. T. C. 0' l ll I, i l ' l Q l . WILLIAM HOWARD KILPATRICK, K E, Carrolfong Agricultural Science, Scabbard and Blade, Blue Keyil ' A Club: Executive Cabineig Social Commiffeeg Baseball, isa, '39, '4o. Q WALIER HARVEY KINARD. Inverness: Agriculture. 0 D. WAYNE KISER, Gardendaleg Agricultural Science, Agricultural Club. , I. ! I BOB GAY I AIER IC UI.llIR I 1,49 0 JOHN T. KYLE, Hartselle, Agricultural Administration, Agricultural Club, Staff Alabama Farmer. O CLYDE WEST LANDRUM, Quinton, Agricultural Engineering, Agricultural Club, A. S. A. E. 0 WILLIAM LEONARD LETT, JR., 9 X, Auburn, Agricultural Science, R. O. T. C., l-2-3-4, Agricultural Club, Alabama Farmer Staff. 0 JOHN HARTON LIVINGSTON, Centre, Agricultural Administration. 0 W. MARK LOVVORN, Woodland, Agricultural Science. 0 WILLIAM CLIFFORD LUMPKIN, Tuskegee, Agri- cultural Administration, Scabbard and Blade. 0 JOHN EDGAR MELSON, II K A, Huntsville, Agricul- tural Engineering, A. S. A. E. 0 CHARLES C. MILLER, 9 X, Murray Cross, Agriculture. 0 BILL D. MIMS. 2 fl' E, Hope Hull, Agricultural Science, A Club. 0 CARL COPE MORGAN, fb A 9, Union- town, Agricultural Engineering, Scabbard and Blade, Agricultural Club, President Phi Delta Theta, Inter- Ffmfnilv comin, secretary, A. s. A. E. Q RILEY R. NEWMAN, A 1' 1-, Alexander City, Agricultural Science. O WILLIAM F. NICHOLS, Sylacauga, Agricultural Science, Blue Key, Gamma Sigma Delta, Scabbard and Blade, A Club, Colonel, R. O. T. C., '38, Alternate Captain, Football, '39, 0 PIERCE RAYVON PETTIS, A I' P, Fayette, Agricultural Science, Agricultural Club. O ROBERT M. PRATHER, JR., Ania'-IQGVIIIB: Agricultural Science. CHARLIE KILPATRICK HIST R 0 0 OJOHN KYLE, cLYoE LANoRuM, wu.uAM Len, JOHN LIVINGSTON, MARK LOVVORN, CLIFFORD LUMPKIN, JOHN MELSON. SECOND D 0 W 0 0 CHARLES MILLER, BILL MIMS, CARL MORGAN, RILEY NEWMAN, WILLIAM NICHOLS, PIERCE PETTIS, ROBERT PRATHER. ! '93 'Y ...-.5 , in .fin ff y, I ...pf N E N X ' -1 Vi ' 4 0 QJAMES REED EDWARD REYNOLDS VIRGIL RHODES JOHN RICE BAKER RIDDLE JAMES RUTLAND JOE SANDERS SECOND R 0 W 0 0 HARVEY SARGENT, FRENCH SCONYERS, WILLIAM STAFFORD, CLARENCE TAYLOR, JOHN TAYLOR, LEON THOMAS. JAMES CALVIN REED Portersvllle Agricultural Administration EDWARD M REYNOLDS Goodwater Agricultural Science VIRGIL V RHODES JR A 1' P Bay Mlnette Agricultural Science Scabbard and Blade A CID I2 Agricultural Club Staff Alabama Farmer JOHN CARL RICE Blrmlng ham Agricultural Science Omlcron Delta Kappa Spades Scabbard and Blade Alumni Editor of Alabama Farmer Who s Who in American Universities F BAKER RIDDLE Talladega Agricultural Engineering Secretary, A Club. J. W. RUTLAND, A T SZ, Tuscumbia: Agricultural Administration. vx JOE WILBURN SANDERS, Vincentg Agricultural Science. 0 HARVEY OWEN SARGENT, JR., 9 X Washington, D. C., Agricultural Administration, Social Committee, '38, Plainsman Staff, '36-'37. 0 FRENCH SCONYERS, A 1' P, Headlandg Agricultural Science. 0 WILLIAM EDGAR STAFFORD, Garland N- C-I Aqricultural Science. 0 CLARENCE WILSON TAYLOR, 'iv A 9, Decatur, Agricultural Science A9f3CUliUl'al Club. 0 JOHN ALEXANDER TAYLOR, 41 A 9, Decatur, Agricultural Science. 0 5 pf! ...MQ-fi LEON PRO-PHEIT THOMAS, 9 X, Jones: Agricultural Administration. JOHN RICE 0 I Alik IC Ul.IlIR I , Q-1. .Ig I 1 0 ARVEL WOODROW TODD, Spruce Pine: Agricultural Science. O HENRY ASA VAUGHN, JR., B A E, Tuskegee: Agricultural Science. 0 CHARLES CHAN VICKRY, A 1' P, McKenzie: Agricultural Science. 0 HERBERT MAX VINES, G X, Bessemer: Agricultural Science: Agricul- tural Club: Glee Club: Polo. 0 ERBAN EMERSON WAKEFIELD, JR., Columbia: Agricultural Science: Alpha Phi Omega. 0 GEORGE ADDISON WALKER, Kingsport, Tenn.: Agricultural Science. e WOODROW THOMAS WALKER, Centerville: Agricultural Science. 0 FRANCIS USRY WEAVER, Brook- wood: Agricultural Engineering. 0 bard and Blade: Agricultural Club: Alabama Farmer Staff: Danforth Fellowship Award, I939. 0 WILLIAM MAC WEMYSS, Madison: Agricultural Administration. 0 TURNER NELSON WILLIAMS, JR., fb A 9, Buena Vista, Ga.: Agricultural Engineering. 0 WILLIAM RYLAND WILLIAMS, Gadsden: Agri- culture. O ROBERT EUGENE WILSON, Auburn: Agricultural Science: Track. FRED WELLBORN FRED LAFAYETTE WELLBORN, Section: Agricultural Science: Scab- HIST R 0 0 OARVEL tooo, HENRY VAUGHAN, CHARLES VICKREY, HERBERT VINES, ERBAN WAKEFIELD, GEORGE WALKER, WOODROW WALKER. SECOND R 0 W 0 OFRANCIS WEAVER, FRED WELLBORN, WILLIAM WEMYSS, TURNER WILLIAMS, WILLIAM WILLIAMS ROBERT WILSON. 'Ns I53I Q ,r , I 3 -1 L . .l , -U I-, wt .r eg, ' ,Spit rg 'S - . '. V 1 IN' I 'l ,f 'B 1 'M A-, .1 qs , . 1 T I If l i. s I I I I l .Q 37? .D , . .......-.cLQ.g...c22. , l I Y A o 311 1, '1 ll , 1 fl r ai f 41 -6- --N 199 .fi , I '3 ID. .Z tilt , .c 2 .1 aa I -A .2 'J 12.3 . 1 FIRST ROW: WILLIAM BLANTON ACKER, Brighton: Freshman: Agricultural Science. 0 ROBERT CARROLL ADAMSON, Alexander City: Sophomore, Agricultural Science. 0 OTIS DeWITT ALSOBROOK, Cusseta: Freshman, Agricultural Engineering. 0 JAMES M. ALSTON, Alpha Gamma Rho, Linden: Junior, Agricultural Science. 0 AUSTIN ANDERSON, Talladega: Freshman, Agri- cultural Science. 0 LEWIS WALKER ATKINS, Forest Home: Junior, Agri- cultural Science. 0 LESLIE PARK ATKINSON, Sylacauga: Freshman Agricultural Science. 0 JOHN CALHOUN BAILEY, Wadley, Freshman: Agricutural Engineering. SECOND ROW: DAVID BARNHILL, Loxley: Junior, Agricultural Science. 0 JAMES M BARTON, Ralph: Sophomore, Agricultural Science. O RANDALL BOWL ERSON BEARDEN, Centerville: Junior, Agricultural Science. 0 CLIFFORD MYRON BEC ' - ' ' KHAM. Moblle, Junlor, Agricultural Science. I JULES WILSON BELL- LOUISVIIIGI Junior, Ornamental Horticulture. Q LEROY BROOKSHIRE BERRY, Blountsville: Sophomore, Agricultural Science Q :III E2WARD.BLACKMONd:i Kappa Alpha, Birmingham: Freshman, Agricul- U 'I9 199f 19- 0 ARLES GLYNN BLACKWELL T - more, Agricultural Engineering. I uskegee' Sopho- L541 W ., M, . . .M .R---f--'lf'-ff--ff-l Qi THIRD ROW: SIDNEY B. BLEDSOE, Theta Chi, Armstrong: Freshman, Agricultural Admin- istration. 0 WILLIAM MAXWELL BLOXOM, Kappa Sigma, Wetumpka: Sophomore, Agricultural Science. 0 BERNARD IRWIN BOSTWICK, AIPIIH Tau Omega, Arlington, Ga.: Freshman, Agricultural Science. I SHOFNER BAKER BOSWELL, Inverness: Freshman, Agricultural Science. 0 FRANK H. BOWEN, Russellville: Sophomore, Agricultural. Science. 0 JOHN A MARTIN BRABHAM, Inverness: Freshman, Agriculture. 0 CHARLES RAYMOND BRADFORD, Pi Kappa Alpha, Hollywood: -Sophomore. Aqlicullufal Science. 0 JAMES CURRY BRADLEY, Bessemer: Junior, AQTICUIIUWI Ad' Q ministration. ' I FOURTH ROW: l CLIFFORD BAILEY BRALY, Alpha Gamma Rho, Athens: Soph0m0l'9- Agrlcul' tural Engineering. O MURRAY PHILIP BREWTON, Mobile! Junior' or' ' namental Horticulture. 0 WILSON HARVEY BROCKINGTQN. Alpha ' Tau Omega, Charleston, S. C.: Junior, Agricultural Administration. FRANCIS HORATIO BROWN, JR., Theta Chi, Maplesvilleg Sophomvfel Agff' cultural science. Q THOMAS D. BROWN, Claytvni Sophomore- 'f9 'i cultural Science. 0 TROY OPAL BRUMLEY, Auburn: Sophomore, Agricul- tural Science 0 JOHN TILLMAN BRYAN, Clayton: Freshman. Agn' CUIIUWI Enqlneerlnq. 0 MERLIN BRYANT, Andalusia: Junior, AQTIFUIHMI Q Science. I I l I ,Ii -ol 'Z 48 QQ FIRST RQW: . I THIRD ROW: ED HAMILTON BUCKNER, Old Spring Hill, Freshman, Agricultural Engineer- IRQ- 0 TOM BULLINGTON, Alpha Gamma Rho, Athens, Freshman, Agri- cultural Science. 0 ROBERT THERON BURNS, Wedoweeg Junior, Agri- cultural Science. 0 DENNIS BURRELL, Birmingham, Sophomore, Agricul- tural Science. 0 JACK SCOTT BUTLER, Alpha Gamma Rho, Fayette1 Sophomore, Agricultural Science. 0 ROBERT LEE'BUTLER, JR., Wood- ville: Sophomore, Agriculture. 0' JIMMY LEE BUTT, Pi, Kappa Phi, We- tumpka: Freshman, Agricultural Science. 0 MARLIN WATSON CAMP, Alpha Gamma Rho, Vinemontg Junior, Agricultural Science. ' V. WINTON CHUMLEY, Birmingham: Junior, Agricultural Science. 0 WILLIAM K. CLARK, Mobile: Sophomore, Agricultural Science. O CHARLES AUBREY CLAYTON, Collierville, Tenn., Freshman, Agricultural Sci- ence. 0 ROY FRANK CLAYTOR, Auburn: Junior, Agricultural Engineer- ing. Q WILLIAM EARL CLEGHORN, Montgomery, Freshman Agricultural Science. 'O CALVIN JAMES COBB, Prattville: Freshman Agricultural Sci- ence. ' 0 HENRY COBB, III, Prattville, Freshman, Agricultural Science. 0 RICHARD JOHNSON COMER, Phi Delta Theta, Eulaulag Freshman, Agri- cultural Science. SECOND RQW: ' ' . FOURTH ROW: A THQMA5 LEWIS CAMPBELL. Georgian: Junior- Aq,,5c,,h,,,alI Science. g ULYSSES HURSCHEL COMPTON, Hanceville, Junior, Agricultural Science. 0 KNOX CAMPBELL' Heflim Junior. Ag,.gc,,l,,,,al Engineedngl . SAM TOM COPE, Invernesxg Sophomore, Agricultural Science. 0 TUM ED CAMPBELL, Howard: Freshman, Agficunural engineering. Q WILLIAM WARD CORLEY. Knllvtonz Freshmen. Aqfiwllufnl Ensinwins- 0 DON- JOHN CAREY' Shorewood. w5,,:..p,e,y,,,-,,,,,l Ag,.gc,,l,,,,,,- , BARNEY CQ ALD COTTIER, Auburn, Freshman, Agricultural Science. 0 CHARLES M. CARGILE, Covin: Junior, Agricultural Science. I 0 DANIEL CARMIVCFIAEL, COUSINS, WCIUVWPIIBS Ffefhman. AQVICUIIUYGI ACIFTWIUIIIYGIIOD. 0 JESSE Montgomery, Sophomore, Agricultural Science, o CECIL CLARK'GARL5 H. COX. Ashville: Sophomore, Agricultural Science. 6 MATHEW TON, Goodwaterg Freshman, Agricultural Science. 0 CLAUDE IVY CAR- TER, Weogufka: Junior, Agricultural Science. ' THOMAS COX, Demopolisg Sophomore, Ornamental Horticulture. 0 WALLACE' BRANTLEY'CRAWLEY, Banks, Sophomore, Agriculture. 3 S :pins . nl V .' 4 '. . 1' l ' ' I R' . g .fgre- I 3 , I lf!! 'gf- I 44 ' if T: . ,R ' rr . Vi K. 'I ri l r Q. . ,f, I . . I I 9. lf: . L lg, ea an . I , 1 A -Z, ,K 5. w ,ga fx n Jw K 'f ,if ff' af 9' - .af ,aa L, an .. J ll I ' I vi -..J ' N2 'Y' ,.. IIIIQSCIIOOII Fmsr ROW: THIRD ROW: HUBERT HUGHES CREEL, Warrior, Freshman, Agricultural Administration. O JAMES M. CULPEPPER, Cuba, Freshman, Agricultural Engineering. O JON- ATHON McDAVID CUNNINGHAM, Florence, Sophomore, Agricultural Science. 0 CLIFFORD LAMAR CURRIE, Pi Kappa Alpha, Atmoreg Freshman, Agri- cultural Science. 0 FRED CURTIS, Kappa Alpha, Atmoreg Sophomore, Agricultural Engineering. 0 JOHN H. DANIEL, Alpha Gamma Rho, Car- rollton, Sophomore, Agricultural Administration. O BENJAMIN McMlL- LAN DAVIS, Phi Kappa Alpha, Chattanooga, Tenn.: Freshman, Agricultural Engineering. 0 DALTON BOONE DAVIS, JR., Cherokee: Junior, Agri- cultural Science. SECOND ROW: JOHN D. DAVIS, Alpha Gamma Rho, Hamilton: Junior, Agricultural Science 0 RALPH LANIER DAVIS, Kennedy: Freshman Agricultural Scienc l I G. . RAYFORD BURR DEAVOURS, Bankstong Sophomore, Agricultural Science. I EVAN ALLISON DERBY, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, York: Junior, Agricultural Sci- ence. 0 ANDREW CRAWFORD DILLON, Theta Chi, Mt. Olive, Fresh- man Agricultural Administration. 0 J. D. DISMUKES, Prattville. Fresh- man, Agricultural Engineering. 0 JAMES WILLIAM DOBBS Tallassee. Freshman, Agricultural Science. O WILLIAM A. DODD Naulloo. Sopho: more, Agricultural Engineering. l I l56J WILLIAM RAY DODD, Kappa Alpha, Semmesg Junior, Ornamental Horticul- ture. 0 JAMES ELLIS DUKES, Atmoreg Sophomore, Agricultural Sclence- 0 BARNEY RENTZ DUNN, Camden, Freshman, Agriculture. 0 PERRY ADOLPHUS DUNN, Deatsvilleg Freshman, Agricultural Science. 0 JAMES PHILIP DUNAWAY, Theta Chi, Marion Junction, Freshman, Agricultural Engl' nearing. o MILFORD HOWARD DURHAM, Fon Payne: Freshman- Agn' cultural Science. I CURTIS IRVIN EATMAN, Mantua! Freshman- Agrl' cultural Engineering. Q HAROLD GRADY EICH, Tuske999i Freshman' Agricultural Science. FOURTH ROW: SAMUEL MIZELL EICH, Tuskegee, Sophomore, Agricultural Science.. 0 c. J. EILAND, Alpha Gamma Rho, Rockford: Junior. Agricultural 5C C ' 0 ROY L. ELLIS, Enterprise: Sophomore, Agriculture. 0 CECIL HENRY ELLER, Bangor, Freshman, Agricultural Science. 0 HENTON DOUGLAS ELMORE, Panseyg Freshman, Agricultural Science. 0 MONROE SUBI-EIT ESSLINGER, JR., Ozark, Junior, Agricultural Engineering. 0 H. WILEY FANCHER, Theta Chi, Montevallog Freshman, Agricultural Science. 0 GRADY McKAY FARLEY, Russellville, Sophomore, Agricultural Englneemg' .Ol AGIZICUIIUIRE W 5 l'Sg:'-'fi -wp..-,gn-.':, - - -,, . . ga, -4--. W.- YY hvrvnw v i ir Lula ' 1 4, ,L i I I I I Q vs iz Q, I i . I ra , t, H10 FIRST ROW: THIRD ROW: ROUSE S. FARNHAM, Evergreen: Junior, Agricultural Science 0 JOHNNIE FLETCHER FAUST, Theta Chi, Oneonta: Freshman, Agricultural Sci- ence. 0 JAMES ADAMS FLANAGAN, Alpha Tau Omega, Auburn: Fresh- miih Aqricultural Science. 0 HERBERT JOHNSON FLEMING, Geneva: 59Ph0h10l'e, Agricultural Engineering. 0 C. S. FORD, Thomasville: Fresh- 'glen' filricultural Administration. 0 GEORGE EDWARD FOWLER, Fkczlmzmllei SOPIIOUIOFG. . Agricultural Science. I JAMES JONES w N. Auburn: Junior, Ornamental Horticulture. 0 CHARLES ALKER FREDERICK, JR., Hackleburg: Junior, Agriculture. JAMES A. GREEN, Alpha Gamma Rho, Auburn: Junior, Agricultural Engineer- ing. 0 T. M. GREEN, Section: Sophomore, Agricultural Science. O W. JOHNSON GRESHAM, Washington, Ga.: Sophomore, Agricultural Engi- neering. O JIM IKE GRIFFIN, Grove Hill: Freshman, Agriculture. 0 JOHN A. GRIFFITH, Demopolis: Sophomore, Agricultural Science. 0 J. TOM GRIMES, Opp: Sophomore, Agricultural Administration. 0 JOHN EMANUEL GRIMES, Elba: Freshman, Agricultural Science. 0 DAVID GRISHAM, Athens: Sophomore, Agricultural Science. SECOND ROW: Foum:-I ROW: mal-LIE? LEE GAINES, Edwardsville: Freshman, Agricultural Science. 0 DA- GARDNPQEDINER, Auburn: Junior, Agricultural Science. 0 CLYDE M. JOSHUA . Montevello: Freshman, Agricultural Science. 0 THOMAS DEAN GITEISRALD, Pike Road: Sophomore, Agricultural Science. 0 JOHN Mranon ER, Lambda Chl Alpha, Mt. Meigs: Junior, Agricultural Admin- ' 0 MACE R. GLASSCOCK, Hartselle: Junior, Agricultural Sci- Zzaizal WILLIAM THOMAS GLOVER, JR., Margaret: Freshman, Agri- Gr . .clence. 0 HARVEY SIMPSON GORDON, Pi Kappa Alpha, eenvllle, Freshman, Agricultural Science. ROBERT OLIVER HAAS, Phi Delta Theta, Mobile: Sophomore, Agricultural IAM O. HAIRSTON, Alpha Gamma Rho, Hayneville: Sophomore, Agricultural Science. 0 JAMES REEVES HALEY, Pi Kappa Phi, Albany, Ga.: Junior, Agricultural Administration. O HAROLD GOR- DON HAMILTON, Russellville: Freshman, Agricultural Engineering. 0 Science. 0 WILL HARVEY FREEMAN HAMILTON, Russellville: Sophomore, Agricultural Sci- UBERT HAMM Headland' Freshman Agricultural Administra- ence. 0 H , , , tion. 0 LOUIS CLIFTON HARBIN, Mobile: Sophomore, Agriculture. 0 JOHN GEORGE HAUPT, Elberta: Junior, Agricultural Science. l57l T, ,y V V t . I, I Lgv: J, Q3 1 '-l.!. L-,' , T- -,' . X, ,JI j, , g-rn 41: k n 4- 1 A fl klwgbb, 1,1 ' Q ,.. , wr 9? 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Q' UQIRIIQQM 5i.9'.'xM1yuia, 5,5,51fiQ.1.'M?wg,, 3M5pf,,5y':3m.3x. Q4..3'ivy,:w,,3 Q-Wfgr g'mgLfQ3m! 313LIL3fi,., fl:N!,EfPQX'nWH22 gQ4gg.71343.:.3,j4g' ,g:5,ff,g,i,yl:3y,3:3 Q,..:a1y,3:,.1,,5 Ygtilgfmgefg Ql?:.llEV5mQ4E4,FAl'gEf I1i'gMWl3'gy63DIR'f,, kQ'gr1Hhi7xjnir!QQl. -.l :iff Qf15w!?l5u31N :wx 9 151515 U95WWli4E'W'f.f, U45 .,-, , liaimy? Ji45if?l,if ilzggg 55,-ilgumgm rbgmqi M11 + ff? - 'Q -QFIf Q rSfLrES 'Env -:s1 f1ggQ4g+g w:r , 65911135-?. 3, ,,L- fn, W ww :'5fl3'vn5Q:V , S OIAGIZICUITUIZE fi ' 3 can ,3 1 'x an gm N -1 X 1'r ' fi l up gg, 1 lf' ,W 1 I FIRST ROW: PAUL SEIJI KIMATA, Tauai, Hawaii, Sophomore, Agricultural Science. e HOSMER T. KING, Henagar, Sophomore, Agricultural Engineering. 0 RAY HAROLD KIRKPATRICK, Montevallo, Sophomore, Agricultural Administration. 0 WILLIAM TOWNSEND KYSER, Alpha Gamma Rho, Minter, Junior, Agri- culture. 0 WESLEY MILLER LAND, JR., Cottonton, Junior, Agricultural Engineering. O WALTER ROBERT LANGFORD, Opp, Junior, Agricultural Science. 0 CHARLES JOHNSON LATHRAM, Kappa Alpha, Monroeville, Freshman, Agricultural Science. e JAMES A. LEE, Louisville, Freshman, Agricultural Administration. SECOND ROW: WILLIAM M. LESTER, Sattord, Freshman, Agricultural Engineering. 0 ROBERT WINSTON LETT, Theta Chi, Auburn, Junior, Agricultural Science. 0 CHARLES DANIEL LEWIS, Spruce Pine, Sophomore, Agricultural Engi- neerlng. 0 WILLIAM ODIE LIPSCOMB, Mooresville, Sophomore, Agri- tural Science. O R. L. LIVINGSTON, Goodwatcr, Freshman, Agricultural Science. 0 PAT HENRY LOGAN, Birmingham, Freshman, Agricultural En- gineering. 0 ROBERT WILLIAM LOGSDON, York, Sophomore, Agricul- tural Science. 0 THADDEUS LUTHER LOWERY, Georgiana, Sophomore, Agricultural Englneerlng. l l 3 4-1 I I 1,3 ,sl r fa gg THIRD ROW: DOUGLAS T. LUCE, Phi Delta Theta, Mobile, Freshman, Ornamental Horti- culture. 0 SEWELL MARIOTT LUFKIN, Kappa Alpha, Atmore, Freshman, Agricultural Science. 0 JAMES N. LUNSFORD, Eutaw, Freshman, Agricul- tural Administration. 0 F. SAXON McCAlN, Ashland, Sophomore, Agri- cultural Science. 0 JAMES HUSTON McCLURKlN, Birmingham, Freshman, Agricultural Science. 0 JOSEPH KIRKPATRICK MCCLURKIN, JR., Lambda Chi Alpha, Pike Road, Junior, Agricultural Science. 0 JOHN P. MCGEE, Kappa Sigma, Carrollton, Freshman, Agricultural Science. 0 VERNON SAMUEL McGRAW, Evergreen, Junior, Agricultural Science. 0 BAVIS MARL MCKINNEY, Belgreen, Freshman, Agricultural Science. FOURTH ROW: JAMES THOMAS MCMURPHY, Kappa Alpha, Canoe, Freshman, Agricultural Science. 0 JOHN H. MADDOX, Andalusia, Freshman, Agricultural Sci- ence. 0 CHARLES S. MASTERS, York, Sophomore, Agriculture. O EGLON MATTHEWS, Montgomery, Junior, Agricultural Engineering. 0 NI- RAM JASON MEADOWS, Opp, Junior, Agricultural Science. e HARRY MERRIWETHER, Atmore, Freshman, Agricultural Administration. 0 HAR- RIS EVAN MILLIGAN, Theta Chi, Newton, Junior, Agricultural Science. 0 RALPH WILDER MITCHELL, Lineville, Freshman, Agricultural Science. H F3 .3 .. .In x .1-I -1, -I 1 '1 . IIIISCIIOO fe r I , 3 I - T -N ' . ,-.1-- u 1' ,I -- '1---E - ' S E QM , E-Iz' '., ' -:- - - ls I L.-5 I. If I l . .1 vb 3 iii FIRST ROW: THIRD ROW: WILLIAM OVIS MITCHELL, Livingston: Freshman, Agricultural Science. O EDWARD M. MOODY, l-lefling Freshman, Agricultural Science. 0 JAMES B. MOORE, Auburn: Sophomore, Agricultural Science. I WILLIAM BEN- appa Alpha, Selma: Sophomore, Agricultural Science. JAMIN MOORE, JR., K 0 LEWIS A. MORGAN, Phi Delta Theta, Uniontown: Freshman, Agricultural Science. 0 JAMES WILLIAM MORGAN, Pi Kappa Phi, Albertville: Sopho- m A I l ore, gr cu ture. 0 CHARLES WESLEY MORRIS, Evergreen: Freshman, Agricultural Science. 0 DAVID CARLYLE MORRIS, Piedmont, Junior, Agricultural Administration. SECOND ROW: MAX ADAMS MORRIS, Blountsvilleg Sophomore, Agricultural Science Q H. D MOSES ' . , Hamilton, Junior, Agricultural Science. 0 JOE MAC MURPHREE, Oneonta: Junior, Agrlcultural Science. Q BILLY NEIGHBORS Alpha Gamma Rho, Selma: Freshman, Agricultural Science. LEAMON GOODWIN NICHOLS, Marion: Junior, Agricultural Science. I HARVEY M. NIX, JR., Theta Chi, Maplesvilleg Junior, Agricultural Administration, g JOSEPH ECHOLS NOOJIN, Attallag Sophomore, Agricultural Science. lf601 FO JOHN A. OBERG, Alpha Gamma Rho, Fairhopeg Junior, Aqflfuliufil Ensi- neering. a ALBERT HILL ooom, Pollard: Sophomore- A9 f 'l 'a' Eng ineering. 0 HENRY PORTER ORR, Opelika, Sophomore, Horticulture. 0 GEORGE OSBORN, JR., Bear Creek, Freshman, Agricultural Engineering-I ' NEwroN COLEMAN owEN, Farr Payne: sophomore. Agriculture' 5C'e Ce- 0 KENNETH H. OWENS, Alicevilleg Freshman, Agricultural Science. 0 GEORGE B. PAGE, Tanner, Junior, Agricultural Science. URTH ROW: JOHN ALDRON PARHAM, Highland Home, Freshman, Agricultural Science- 0 R. H. PARRISH, Ashford, Sophomore, Agricultural Engineering- WARREN SCO-TT PATRICK, Kappa Alpha, Shreveport, La.: 50Ph0m0'e- Agn' cultural Engineering. 0 BEVERLY PRINCE PATTON, Knoxvillei Fleshnfan' Agricultural Science. 0 WAYNE PERKINS, Alpha Gamma Rho, Marlon: Junior, Agricultural Science. O AUBREY MARSHALL PETTIS, AlPha Gamma Rho, Fayette: Sophomore, Agricultural Engineering. 0 GLEN PHILLIPS, SBCNONZ 50Phomore, Agricultural Science. 0 DONALD POE, AU' b . I e urn, Sophomore, Agricultural Science. I. 15 W W , . 1 , ...-.,1..- ...K.1,!U!. :,.'.-m 1-xevh-vin.: 'n 1 Arm A 'Cm Y.-.vw 3315116 C..miu-m4.n- if SX mtnlm 1 1,33-K.. ' X' 1 WW: .wr3Huvl3-I-U: I ' J.,--...,.-,l.w- Tw-f1g12l-'-vgv -, . ,f.ww' . ,nf ..-mu.,--y-r Wu-v y-2: 1 Luliqmp. -1QI,.....,, , Ulf-1.1, .-mum v ..-1.1iHu-1 .Ug:m1. 15 J,-Lv' -1:1 1:.,-3 1-wr .-.sm -.U . -1- 'mv1gm.,3 ':1m..r-1, If,1mirTf.:v L.: .24 ml :HI 1.-1-W. sl H may-1 HIHZ U ,L-,.,1.'..g, 5xX , ., , my : ': .p,,. 11.--U-. ns, A Sf '55 sk 'Z 1 .314 fmt' ev e 'I' jf .5- . ' 9: ' aa' .5 fi .wi , I l 1 . ,z 'I . 1 4 I I --aa I k -3 1 'xg 7 J , E -if , N. lk L ff if 13:1 -- - : ,- - .:...1,- f I I . -'7 -. .. ,ea -Z X X- FIRST ROW: MARK SCOTT SKELTON, Pi Kappa Alpha, Scottsboro, Sophomore, Agricultural Engineering. 0 MELVILLE SLEDGE, Greensboro, Freshman, Agriculture. 0 HUNTER E. SMITH, Alpha Gamma Rho, Vernon: Sophomore, Agricul- tural Science. 0 LESTER AUBREY SMITH, Eclectic: Freshman, Agricul- tural Science. 0 ROBERT HARRIS SMITH, Palmerdaleg Freshman, Agri- cultural Science. Q S. L. SMITH, Brawtong Sophomore, Agricultural Science. 0 WILLIAM ROSS SNELLINGS, Columbus, Ga., Junior, Agricultural En- gineering. SECOND ROW: JACK RICHARD SNOW, Jasper: Sophomore, Agricultural Science. 0 TROY LESLIE SNOW, Theta Chi, Wilmer: Sophomore, Agricultural Adminis- tration. 0 FRED M. SPEAKE, Hartselle, Sophomore, Agricultural Science. 0 C. L. SPENCE, Veto: Freshman, Agricultural Science. O JAMES GREY STELZENMULLER. Birmingham: Sophomore, Agricultural Science. 0 .EA-'I-1EkSLE:IC:WELL STEPHENSON,'HartselIeg Junior, Agricultural Science. 0 . STEWART, Tuscumbaa, Junior, Agriculture, L62 ,, , ll THIRD ROW: l EDWARD HOWARD STEWART, Alpha Gamma Rho, Centeryilleg Freshman. Aflfl' cultural Science. Q LEO L. STODDARD, Opelika, Freshman, 'Agricultural Science. 0 LOWELL STODDARD, Opelika: Sophomore, Agricultural EHQIIWBV' ing. 0 GEORGE FOX STOKES, Elbag Freshman, Agricultural 5Cl9nC9- ' JOE S. STOKES, Elbag Freshman, Agricultural Science. 0 CLEVELAND UMPHREY sronev, Phenix City: Sophomore, Agricultural soionoo. e H-OLT AGEE STUART, Alpha Gamma Rho, Bay Minnetteg Sophomore, Aqflculfufal Science. FOURTH ROW: I W. RAMSEY STUART, Bay Minetteg Freshman, Agricultural Science. 0 LLOYD A. TANNER, Eutawg Freshman, Agriculture. 0 W. DREXEL TANNER, Alpha Gamma Rho, Dora: Junior, Agricultural Administration. 0 RICHARD Wll-- BANKS TEAGUE, Odenvilleg Freshman, Agricultural Science. 0 ALBERT, MARINA THOMPSON, Alpha Gamma Rho, Bay Minetteg Sophomore.'A9flCul' tural Science. 0 JOSEPH DORRIS THOMPSON, Boaz: Junior, AqrlCUlTl-'ral Engineering. 0 L. E. THREADGILL, Troy, Freshman, Agricultural Admin- istration. A 1 Q . I ..-V X 0 lAGl2ICUllUl2L rg? r Q i' 1 J T an 5 0' K Ja X. FIRST ROW: THIRD ROW: DAVID C. TILL, JR., Haynevilleg Freshman, Agriculfural Science. 0 SAM TISDALE, Auburn: Sophomore, Agriculiural Science. 9 THOMAS JOEL TRAYLOR. KBPPG Alpha, Berlin: Freshman, Agriculiural Science. 0 CHARLES THEODORE VAUGHAN, Demopolisg Sophomore, Agriculiural Science. O WYMAN VICK, Fayette, Sophomore, Agricultural Science. 0 JAMES NANN WARE. Nliaugavilleg Junior, Agriculiural Adminisiralion. Q JACK WA- TERS: BBY Milleiiei Sophomore, Agriculture. JAMES BAILEY WILLIAMS, Cenlreg Freshman: Agricullural Science. Q CLARENCE MADISON WILSON, Roanoke, Junior, Agriculiural Science. 0 JOHN LEBRON WILSON, Hackleburgg Junior, Agriculfural Adminisiralion. 0 LEWIS BARRETT WILSON, Wedoweeg Junior, Agriculiural Science. 0 WAL- LACE W. WISE, Claylong Junior, Agriculiural Science. Q ROYCE C. WOOD, Georgianag Junior, Agricultural Science. 9 PAUL McLAURlN WOODFIN, Marion, Junior, Agriculfural Science. SECOND ROW: FOURTH ROW: QEESYEIDENBACH, Birmingham, Freshman, Agricultural Science. 0 HENRY LEY P ret Bfllwfonf Junlor,.Agricullural Science. Q THOMAS JEWEL WHAT- AshiandY. Zn, Junior, Agriculiural Science. 0 HORACE OLIVER WHITE, wHlTE.Am.whomore, Agrlcullural .Science. 0 KENNETH ELDRIDGE LEY ddenslfrnidi 50Phomore, Agrlcullural Science. RALPH HUGO WHIT- apoim, Hex E- Ffefhfn-Hn. Asriculfure. e ARTHUR B. WILLIAMS, Loach- - man, Agricultural Science. LOUIS C. WRIGHT, Gadsden: Freshman, Agricullural Engineering. 0 JAMES CALVIN YEARGAN, LaFayelfeg Freshman, Agricullural Engineering. O JOSEPH HENRY YEAGER, Cullman, Freshman, Agriculiural Adminislra- tion. 0 BYRON YARBROUGH, Auburn, Sophomore, Agriculiural Engineer- ing. 0 BLUIT EDWARD YOUNG, Mouni Hope, Freshman, Agricultural Engineering. 0 JOSEPH OLIN YOUNGBLOOD, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Tus- kegeeg Junior, Agricullural Adminisiralion. g WILLIAM IRVIN ZEIGLER, Millbrook: Junior, Agriculfural Science. 1 'Q I I 4 I 1 : I l J 3 I 4 9 w W Q r V 3 I s w 1 i ! 9 Q I 2 5 3 A 9 w f . 5 I 1 2 i 2 i i, f WORLD TRAVELER Frederick Child Biggin claims Balfimore as childhood home. B.S. af Cornell M.S. af Lehigh. Sfudied and rraveled in Egypf, Palesfine, Greece, lfaly Swilzerland, France, and England. Fellow of rhe American lns+i+u+e of Archi- fecis. Aversion: sloppy IeH'ering. Lecrure +opic: Religion and H. A. Charac- ferisiicz pipe, beefle-brow, smoking jacket SCHOOL OF APCI-IITLCTU CADS AND Gowns rv ini ravi roi vizocizlsriiilririe als 1 4 ll 4. ,T TQ N me Sir xi QVC Q S. 5 Ti fl i e gqq q h F Il h p the A. I. A .... Edith Cecil-a pleas T b'naTion of charm and abiliiy . . . Pa I Prudy R d lph: The Greeks had somefhing Since iTs Tounding aT Auburn in l907, The School oT fXrchiTecTure and Allied ArTs has senT many well-Trained sTudenTs inTo all Tields oT archiTecTure, painTing and inTe- rior decoraTion. Old, buT well equipped and proTusely lighTed, The buildings iusT beyond The main gaTe Torm a home Tor sTudenTs who Tavor The Tive-year plan TOI' obTaining a sheepskin. ATTording an escape Trom The T-squares and painT-pOTS, pipe smoke and model houses, The annual Beaux-ArTs Ball is The highlighT social evenT oT The year Tor The archiTecTs and arTeesTs. Scarab, naTional proTessional Tor archiTecTs, provides annual skeTch compeTiTion, Freshman RecepTion, and honor Tor sTudenTs. The sTudenTs: bone consTanTlyq see many sunrisesg smoke incessanTly: THWOW CUFSG WOrdS: conTroversial by habiTg anTi-laissez-Taireq dressy. Reveling in wonder oT arT, The School is Auburn's mainsTay To esTheTic and serious sTudenTs. producing discriminaTing minds and criTical eyes backed by The lore oT The ages. Opposile page: Professor Applebee, head of +l'1e Ari' Deparfmenlg Sidney W. LiHle, professor of Design: Professor Frank M. Orr, Conshucfion Deparf- meni. Dean Biggin confers wifln Professor Ap- plebee and Professor Burkluardf, head professor of Design, ai' flue Archirecfs' annual ball. EYLAI2 PLAN ill BUILDERS A W' 51 1 ' . . - 'l V+ ' a oufdoor skefch session Phil Hamill, presidenf of Scarab . . . fhe Firsi Year Sludenfs lmblbe ihe Qfeaf Pf'nC'Ple5 ' ' 'lhe semor Commerce ar 'ss In n f ERR I if I: ' , ' ' -rg' IIIQ V419 , -A I x I 1' HIST I2 0 W JOSEPH BREEDLOVE, JAMES CARAWAY, EDITH CARSON, MARSHALL CONNER, EDWARD DAVIS, PAUL GILMORE, JACK GREESON, JOHN HAMILL. SECOND R 0 W Q OMILTON HILL, EMILY I-IIxoN, MARIE HODGES, JoHN HUFF, MARTIN JOHNSON, CHARLES KELLEY, JOE LACY, JOHN LAMAR. . . .'- T . . I . , -- f . . ,, MAXAVI f I ll I 5 C I' 00 .--i I I -..U-1 'Ti 7 I f 'J L.. 4' -,-4--7' , I . ff--N ' . ' 05 tw I - -.--..s..4 ' -- L, -, .M we ,.,,, . . 15.55415 f-N-yn-Qi. . . lv f' 'I 'L'-M -ff , . W ,,,, A, I r . 4 1 . I 1 I - 'j' 4 ' '-' v, --A- 5, ,-' 5 ' , 'Q , , X. I--. .. I I Q, I., -I A :F Fx ? x YQ F., xijlx J I 'izlf 0 SARA LEE BANKS, II B fb, Birmingham, Architecture, Sphinx, W. A. A., Auburn Players. 0 ,.,y,,W I -'.f::f.i-FI, JOSEPH M. BREEDLOVE, Opp, Architectural Construction 0 JAMES LEE CARAWAY, JR., A 2-'l',fIf9.g3EI I Cordova, Commercial Art. 9 EDITH CECIL CARSON, K A, Montgomery, Commercial Art, Cardinalfwgw' .V - Key. 0 MARSHALL JOHNSON CONNER, E A E, Tuskegee, Architecture, Scarab. 0 MIMS DAVIS, K A, Prattville, Commercial Art. 0 J. PAUL GILMORE, A 2 CIS, Auburn, Architecture,I'I'I,ji.f?iI .- Scarab. 0 JACK GREESON, II K A, Montgomery, Architecture. O JOHN PIHILLIP HAMILL,4 ' Auburn, Architecture, Scarab. 0 MILTON B. E. HILL, Memphis, Tenn., Architecture, Scarab. 0 2 EMILY EARL I-IIxoN, K A, Auburn, Commercial An. e MARIE HO-DGES, 4: il 11, La Eayeifg, ,Inlhfrii-4' Decoration. 0 JOHN TERREL HUFF, H K fb, LaGrange, Ga., Architecture, A 2 Club. 0 ' p I I I I f I MARTIN KAY JOHNSON, K 2, Montgomery, Architecture. 0 CHARLES M. KELLEY, A X A, EutawI, AFCIWIIGCIUFGI 0miCI'0n Delta Kappa, Scarab, Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities, Inter? I Ffafefnify Cvuncilz Glee Club I, 2, Auburn Players I, 2. 0 JOE FRANK LACY, II A, Columbug, X Miss., Architecture, Scarab. 0 JOHN ALLEN LAMAR, Lake Wales, Florida, Commercial Art, Lieutenang, ' I I, new Artillery, R. o. 1. c. ' f Q I I ' 'ft , , .I I , .4 I.. CHARLES KELLEY I I I OI AI CIIII EC IU RE , - be 41 11- 0 ROBERT EDWARD LAWRENCE, Birmingham: Commercial Ar'I'. 0 MARTIN JAMES LIDE, JR., A 'I' D, Birmingham: Archifeciureg Capfain Tennis Team, '38, '39, '40. 0 EDWIN TYSON McCOWAN, Moblllg Archiiecfureg Blue Key: Scabbard and Blade, Scarab. 0 WILLIAM ALMON MILAM, A X A, Sheffield: Archlrecfural Consfrucfion. 0 FAY MOTES, Sylacaugag Archifecfureg Scarab. I PARKER ALFRED NARROWS, A X A, Panama City, Florida: Archifecfureg Scarab: Secy.-Treas. Inter-Frafernlfy Council. 0 ALLEN MERRILL NORTHINGTON, CP A 9, Monigomeryg Archireciurep Scarab. I LESLIE S. O'GWYNN, Mobile: Archifecfurep Scarab. 0 BRUCE ALVA RENFROE, JR., Columbus, Ga.: Archifedureg Scarab. 0 PAUL MARVIN RUDOLPH, K 2, Pulaski, Tenn.: Archiiecrureg Scarab: Presldenf I Qnfl Accompanisi of Glee Club: Glomerafa Sfaff. 0 WILLIAM EDGAR RUSH, JR., A X A, Augusfa, GA.: Archlfecfureg. Scarab. 0 HULDA RUTLAND, K A, Auburn, Commercial Arfg Sphinx: Oraclesg A. A..CounciIg Iniramural Sporfs Award, '37-'38. 0 ALBIE REEVES SMITH, A 2 41, Birmingham: Archileclureg Scarab. 0 DARCEY T. TATUM, JR., II K A, La Fayefieg Scarab: Glomerafa Staff. 0 CHARLES WALTER THOMPSON, JR., 9 X, Piedmonlg Archiiecfureg Scarab: Infer-Frafernify Council: Glomerafa slaff- O ELOISE WILLIAMS, K A, Opelika: Commercial Ari, Glomerafa Sfaff. 0 ROBERT JOHN WILSON. Almiifong Archifecrureg Scarab. ED McCOWAN 1. , 'x - za 3, 'I L, I 9' -.1-5, pvx P' 'F Q xc, 5 x N 4 ,. . . X .l 1' -Q weird HIST ROW O o ROBERT LAWRENCE, MARTIN LIDE, EDWIN MCCOWAN, WILLIAM MILAM, FAY MOTES, PARKER NARROWS, ALLEN NORTHINGTON LESLIE O'GWYNN, BRUCE RENFROE. SECOND WILLIAM RUSH, 0 0 PAUL RUDOLPH, HULDA RUTLAND, ALBIE SMITH, DARCEY TATUM, CHARLES THOMPSON, ELOISE WILLIAMS, ROBERT WILSON. L 3' 1' .1 I V A I69I wee '. -' .. ' - -2-.67-I., 3 L R u L sc u 0 Ol we ,41- .af I 77 'ha di .-4 px LEA 1141 MQW mast ROW: THIRD ROW: JAMES LAWRENCE ARMISTEAD, Mobile, Sophomore, Architecture. 0 MARY ELLEN BAGBY, Kappa Delta, Birmingham, Freshman, Interior Decoration. O DOUGLAS STERLING BAKER, Skipperville, Junior, Architecture. 0 CHRIS- TINE BLACKBURN, Alpha Gamma Delta, Auburn, Sophomore, Interior Decora- tion. Q DOROTHY CATHERINE BLACKMON, Chi Omega, Birmingham, Sophomore, Interior Decoration. 0 GEORGE JOEL BRADLEY, Anniston, Freshman, Architecture. Q RICHARD GRAHAM BRANNON, Kappa Alpha, Alexandria, La., Freshman, Landscape Architecture. 0 MARY DONNAVE BRENNAN, Phenix City, Junior, Commercial Art. SECOND ROW: DORA MARIE BRICE, Alpha Gamma Delta, St. Petersburg, Fla., Sophomore, Architecture. Q FRANK CARROL, Auburn, Freshman, Commercial Art. 0 JANIE LOUISE CARTER, Zeta Delta, Castleberry, Junior, Interior Decora- tion. Q GENE CLARK, Opelika, Freshman, Commercial Art. 0 MYRTLE LOUISE CLEAVELAND, La Grange, Ga., Freshman, Commercial Art. 0 HARRY WEAVER CLEMENTS, Montgomery, Sophomore, Architecture. Q ROB- ERT BRADFORD CLOPTON, Pi Kappa Alpha, Columbus, Miss., Sophomore, Architecture. 0 JEAN COG Sophomore, Architecture. BURN, Alpha Gamma Delta, Birmingham, SAMUEL DOUGLAS CO'LLlER, Sigma Nu, Montgomery, Sophomore, Architec- ture. Q BELTON DAY COMPTON, Greenwood, S. C., Sophomore, Archi- tecture. 0 WALTER JORDAN COONER, Sigma Nu, Montgomery, Fresh- man, Architecture. Q JOHN COOPER, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Montgomery: Junior, Architecture. Q CHARLES FREDERICK COX, Sigma Chi, WashinQ' ton, D. C., Sophomore, Architecture. 0 WALTER WOOD DEAN, Phi Delta Theta, Alexander City, Freshman, Architecture. 0 MAXINE DOWNEY, Opelika, Sophomore, Commercial Art. 9 JOHN FREDERICK DUGGAR. Ill, Montgomery, Freshman, Architecture. 0 LAURA RAY ERNST- Tusca' loosa, Sophomore, Commercial Art. FOURTH ROW: E701 ROBERT F. FARRELL, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Leesburg, Fla., Freshman, Architecture. 0 MCMILLAN FEAGIN, Pi Kappa Alpha, Monroeville, Freshman, PharmaCY- 0 PERRY CROSBY FERGUSON, Latham, Freshman, Commercial Art. 0 MARGARET FLETCHER, Bay Minette, Sophomore, Commercial Art. Q HENRY I. FLINN, JR., Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Montgomery, Junior, Architectxre. 0 MARTHA JANE GERHARDT, Chi Omega, Mobile, Freshman, Commercial Art. 0 NELLE GILCHRIST, Courtland, Sophomore, Commercial Art. O CHARLES VICTOR GRACE, Jasper, Sophomore, Commercial Art. Ol ARCHITECTURE AK me-q,, .fps Ming: I fp, .. 'lg . , .D L Ivete. 41- 1 I J ,ALL A -rv vi Q ll S3 FIRST ROW: THIRD ROW: MARGUERITE GREEN, Chi Omega, Montgomery, Sophomore, Commercial Art. 0 WILLIAM CARTER GREGG, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Leesburg, Fla., Freshman, Cxllilitecture. 0 WALTER HALL, Huntsville, Freshman, Architecture. 0 J JACOB HAM, Auiburing Freshman, Landscape Architecture. 0 QAR UD HARRIS, JR., Birmingham: Freshman, Architecture. Q MAR- .ET RHODEN HARRISON, Kappa Delta, Opelika, Sophomore, Interior Dec- ilrlzan- 0 CLAUDE J. HAYDEN, Pi Kappa Phi, Athens: Junior, Landscape C ecture. 0 NAN LOUISE HAYES, Chi Omega, State College, Miss., 50Pl10more, Interior Decoration. SECOND ROW: 5:55-KEY HERON, Auburn, Sophomore, Landscape Architecture. 0 BYRON AUFF BEY,.Lockhartg Sophomore, Architectural Design. Q -HARRY HUGHENS AH lfmlnqhdmq Sophomore, Architecture. 0 JAMES HORACE JACK Kgp aangai Ga-I Freshman, Commercial Art. - 0 VERNA CARLISLE SAMUEL JOPNES eBla,'Auburng Junior, Interior Decoration. 0 JOHN BROOKS KERSH- :mln9l1a.m: Freshman, Commercial Art. Q EDWARD OMAN KIPER 6-lb uial-l9aviIIeg .Freshman, Commercial Art. 0 RALPH Momqomery. go I ert, La., Junior, Architecture. 0 JOSEPH EDWIN LACEY, - Phomore, Interior Decoration. CARL HERBERT LANCASTER, JR., Montgomery: Freshman, Architecture. I JUAN EMMETT LANDRY, Hattiesburg, Miss., Freshman, Architecture. 0 ANNE ELIZABETH LEYDEN, Kappa Delta, Anniston, Sophomore, Architecture. 0 DUNCAN PARKER LILES, Brewtong Freshman, Architecture. 0 OLIVER ROY LOCKHART, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Birmingham: Sophomore, Commercial Art. 0 JOHN NEWTON McCABE, Delta Sigma Phi, Dora, Junior, Archi- tecture. 0 MARGARET ALICE McCAIN, Kappa Delta, Montgomery, Fresh- man. Commercial Art. 0 C. HERNDON MCGEHEE, Sigma Nu, Auburn: Junior, Architecture. 0 WILLIAM BRINGHURST MCGEHEE, Kappa Sigma, Tullahoma, Tenn., Junior, Architecture. FO U RTH ROW: MAX PITTENGER MCGILL, Springhill: Freshman, Commercial Art. 0 FRANK ANSLEY MCLEAN, Alpha Tau Omega, Montgomery, Junior, Landscape Archi- tecture. Q PAUL NORMAN MALLETTE, Mobile: Freshman, Architecture. I JAMES B. MARSHALL, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Montgomery, Sophomore, Architecture. MRS. ETHEL BECK MARTY, Auburn: Sophomore, Interior Decora- tion. 0 SARA E. MASON, Auburn, Freshman, Interior Decoration. O JAMES T. MEACHAM, Elbag Freshman, Architecture. 0 JOSEPH WILLIAM MEADOWS, Opp: Sophomore, Architecture. fb 'D . .It . ,, 2 a 3 N ,. r , . ini scuool or I Lf. Lo I nz c u I I L c I u I L -AU -,-. .4 I M 4 as ' wav h E!!! A Ia' I -- 'Hifi 0: :ov 2 you 1 . 4 S. I ' -A' Y ix T' .fy X V. PS 4 an 0 ' 'af I A Q 5 A . X EF' ,A ..s .L K . ,.,.., ' FIRST ROW: THIRD ROW: ALLEN J. MILLER, JR., Beia Kappa, Mobile: Sophomore, Commercial Arr. I VERD VENTON MITCHELL, Kappa Sigma, Tallasseeg Junior, Commercial Arf. 0 CARL PATRICK MORTON, Leeds, Freshman, Archifecfure. Q MARY FRANCES NICHOLLS, Chl Omega, Birmingham: Sophomore, Commercial Arf. 0 CARLTON NOBLIN, Coffee Springs: Freshman, Inferior Decorafion. 0 EDWARD MILTON PAUL, Sigma Chi, Birmingham: Junior, Archifeclure. 0 CAROL DOUGLAS PETTY, Dawson, Ga.: Junior, Inferior Decoraiion. 0 JESSIE PIERCE, Kappa Della, Fort Benning, Ga.: Junior, Commercial Ari. Q SUE MARTIN OUATTLEBAUM, Chi Omega, Conway, S. C., Junior, Inferior Decora- lion. SECOND ROW: CHARLES ROBERT RALSTON, Nashville, Tenn.: Sophomore, Architecture. O BINNIE ROSS, Chi Omega, Jasper: Freshman, Commercial Ari. Q LUCILE GIBSON RUSH, Tunica, Miss.: Junior, Inferior Decoralion. 0 DELORIS FOX SANDERS, Zefa Della, Tampa, Fla.: Sophomore, Archifeclure. Q CHARLES HENDERSON SEAWELL, Sigma Nu, Montgomery: Sophomore, Commercial Ari. 0 HENRY MANSEL STAHMER, Cullman, Freshman, Inferior Decorafion. 0 RUTH STELZENMULLER, Auburn, Junior, Inlerior Decoraiion. 0 ROBERT RANDOLPH STERNENBERG, Ponce de Leon, Fla.: Sophomore, Landscape Architecture. 0 BERTON R. STEVENS, Mobile: Freshman, Archileciure. II72 PAUL EDWARD TATE, Camden: Freshman, Commercial ArI'. 0 Ol-IN MAULDIN TAYLOR, JR., Ozark, Freshman, Landscape Archifeciure. 0 DEL- PHINE BYRNE THOMAS, Auburn: Freshman, Commercial Ari. 0 5l'lEl-DON ARCHER TOOMER, Alpha Tau Omega, Auburn, Freshman, Commercial Ari. 0 WALLACE EUGENE TREADAWAY, Anniston: Junior, Archifecfure. 0 OLIVER SAUNDERS ULMER, Demopolisg Sophomore, Archifecfure. Q CHARLES LUCIUS WAGGONER, Hattiesburg, Miss., Sophomore, Archifeclure. 0 RICHARD WALDROP, Afhensg Junior, Inlerior Decorafion. FOU RTH ROW: LAURA G. WALLACE, Kappa Delia, Aflanfa, Ga., Freshman, Commercial Ari. 0 NELL VANN WALLIS, Alpha Gamma Della, Talladega: Freshman, Com- mercial Arf. 0 CLYDE WARE, Toomsboro, Ga.: Freshman, Commerliiil Aff- 0 ANNICE WATKINS, Birmingham, Freshman, Commercial Ari. 0 RICHARD DANFORTH WHITE, Atlanta, Ga., Junior, Commercial Arf. 0 JOHN FRANK WIGGINS, Monfgomeryp Freshman, Archifecfure. Q ROB' ERT DALE WISE, Birmingham: Sophomore, Archiieciure. 0 LANDIS C. WORTHY. Fyffe: Junior, Archifeciure. Q DICK ZACHRY, Delia Sigma Phi. Nafasulgag Freshman, Archifecfu re. 1 I C N LIMERICK WRITER Easy going, limerick wrifing, Dean Clifford LeRoy Hare is A. P. l.'s mosf afh- Iefically inclined dean. Ex-Soufhern Conference Presidenf and Sfafe Chemisf, his greafesf ioy is placing his fop-ranking sfudenfs. In early years affer B.S. and M.S. a'I' A. P. I. he helped Iay ouf Auburn's firsf golf course. Dean Hare is faculfy chairman of fhe Auburn Afhlefic Associafion. He is a firm believer in fhe virfues of bicycling. SCHOOL 0F CHEMISTRY AHD PHARMACY l '1 THE LAB lIATll A PLEASANT THOSE WHO ART SIX TTTT Ph y h I boasls coed students . . . Labor in The lab . . . Francis Gerhardf, presidenf of Phi Lambda Upsilon. DedicaTed To The advancemenT oT maTerial science, Auburn's School oT ChemisTry and Pharmacy has iTs cenTer in The new Ross Chemical Building. BeTouling The campus aTmosphere wiTh disagreeable odors oT chemical experimenTs, chemisTry sTudenTsassisT STaTe ChemisT l-lare, also Dean oT The school, in The STaTe Experi- menTal LaboraTory. The STaTe LaboraTory gives Pharmacy sTudenTs a chance To expose Traud in sales oT Tood, TerTilizers, and medicines. ChemisTry sTudenTs crowd Emerson R. Miller Library unTil waTchman drives Them ouT-make among The high- esT grades aT A. P. l.-Take more hours-oTTen end up as assisTanT insTrucTors. STaTe ToxicologisT's oTTice also works in cooperaTion wiTh The STaTe ChemisTry oTTice and laboraTories. QTTering a Tour-year curriculum leading To a BS. in ChemisTry or Pharmacy, The deparTmenT annually places iTs loesT sTudenTs in laboraTories OT large indusTrial companies. Opposife page: Herberf M. Marfin, assisfanf clean of Chemis+ry School: C. A. Basore, head professor of Chemical Engineering: Roger W. Allen, professor of Chemisfry and friend of freshmen. Head-on view of an experimenf in fhe chem lab, showing whal mighf resulf in somefhing dire-one never lcnows. l . 'r odor Joe Mack Gaf-ford Presidenf of Tau Befa Pi . . . ExamPle of Semor Concenlirahon Weighing In accen on ,fi f - ,F 'TK X Qii ' ,Q 1, , X, u ,PEA 'Ia l Z- :- ,. ' f I' T H L l R 4. Q1 -,an HIST Q 0 i l 00 JOE ALESCI, RICHARD ALLEN, ROBERT ANDREWS CHARLES BARRON, LEO BIDEZ, JAMES BOZEMAN, EVERETT BROOKS, WILLIAM BUCE. SECOND R 0 W 0 0 DUPONT BYRD, JOHN CAMPBELL, EUGENE CLARK, CHARLES COOK, THOMAS COX, MARK CROXTON, TUNEY CULVER, WILLIAM DRIVER. E5 4 l Sl 5 lr. .407 CHIIOI Ill, la 9 I atlli Xi 0 JOE ALESCI, Bessemer, Chemical Engineering. 0 RICHARD JACKSON ALLEN, B K, Mobile, Chemical Engineering. 0 ROBERT SMITH ANDREWS, Selma, Chemistry, Glee Club, 3, Auburn Chemical Society, 4, Open Forum Club. 0 CHARLES ROBERT BARRON, Evergreen, Pharmacy. 0 LEO A. BIDEZ, 2 X, Mobile, Chemical Engineering, Tau Beta Pi, Blue Key, Scabbard and Blade, Phi Lambda Upsilon, Lieutenant Colonel, R. O. T. C., A. I. Ch. E. 0 JAMES BOZEMAN, Andalusia, Pharmacy, Rho Chi. 0 EVERETT SHEPHERD BROOKS, B K, Birmingham, Chemical Engineering, Alpha Phi Omega, Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, A. I. Ch. E., Inter-Fraternity Council, '38, Captain, R. O. T. C. 0 WILLIAM AUSTIN BUCE, Birmingham, Chemical Engineering, Phi Lambda Upsilon, Vice-President Southern Region' A. I. Ch. E. 0 J. DUPONT BYRD, Columbus, Ga., Chemistry. 0 JOHN UTAH CAMPBELL, Mount Hope, Chemical Engineering. 0 EUGENE J. CLARK, Birmingham, Chemical Engineering. e .CHARLES WILLIAM COOK, Z fb E, Auburn, Chemistry, Phi Lambda Upsilon, Lieutenant Colonel, R. O. T. C., President, Auburn Chemical Society. 0 THOMAS H. COX, Prattville, Pharmacy. 0 MARK DEXTER CROXTON, Buena Vista. Ga-: Pharmacy. o TUNEY CHESTER cuLvER, Deatsville, Chemistry. o WILLIAM FONDREN DRIVER, 41 A 6, Thomasville, Ga., Chemical Engineering. LEO BIDEZ ,r,, fl fl I l. ,. I ,. 1. I II li ,I i , I I ,. 'I H. 'l I' f-If l If., 5 I ., , P72 .-1. Ip, .ir Lf,- X -. 'lim ii- . ,fi - v at ' E? I I I ..:, I l I I I I CHEMISTRY AND PHARMACY Y , 'LWB 3: JH! 0 JACK TREECE EFIRD, Albemarle, N. C.: Chemical Engineering. 0 BENJAMIN J. EICH, E dv E, Fort Davis: Pharmacy: Rho Chi: Pharmaceutical Society: American Pharmaceutical Association: Rho Chi Freshman Award. 0 GIBSON ORR ETCHISON, 2 if E, Fairfax: Chemical Engineering. 0 AB FLOWERS, 2 X, Ozark: Chemical Engineering: A. I. Ch. E., 2-3-4: Band, I-2-3-4. 0 JOE MACK GAFFORD, Z 41 E, Greenville: Chemical Engineering: Tau Beta Pi: Phi Lambda Upsilon: Alpha Phi Omega: Scabbard and Blade: Engineer's Council. 0 FRANCIS H. GERHARDT, 2 fb E, Mobile: Chemistry: Phi Lambda Upsilon, President: Auburn Student Engineer's Council, Secretary: Auburn Chemical Society. 0 LYNTON EARL GODWIN, II K 111, Plains, Ga.: Pharmacy. 0 WILLIAM W. GOODE, K A, Tallahassee, Fla.: Chemical Engineering: Scabbard and Blade: A. I. Ch. E.: Captain, R. O. T. C. 0 TED W. HAM, I ISYIUCWQBZ Pharmacy. 0 ROGER C. HAMEL, A 2 fb, Woodward: Chemical Engineering: Polo, '37, '38, '39. O MALCOLM E. HANNAH, A 2 fb, Pensacola, Fla.: Chemical Engineering: Phi Lambda Upsilon: Tau ,Beta Pi. I MOYERVD. HARRIS, H K 111, Birmingham: Chemical Engineering: A. I. Ch. E. 0 PRTHUR E. HARVEY, JR., Brewton: Chemical Engineering: Phi Lambda Upsilon: Alpha Phi Omeqai A- I- ch- E-I Y- M. C. A. 0 FRED T. HEBSON, K 2, Sylacauga: Pharmacy: American Pharmaceutical Asso- flatlon. 0 GEORGE S. HILLER, II K '11, Jasper: Pharmacy: Omicron Delta Kappa: Rho Chi: Tau Kappa AIPIHI President, Inter-Fraternity Council: President, Student Branch, American Pharmaceutical Association: CPPPPIU. R. O. T. C.: Who's Who in American Universities. 0 WILLIAM B. HUNT, JR., 2 H, Fhmanoogi, Tenn.: Chemical Engineering: A. I. Ch. E. GEORGE HILLER HRSI R 0 W 0 0 JACK EFIRD, BENJAMIN EICH, GIBSON ETCHISON, AB FLOWERS, JOE GAFFORD, FRANCIS GERHARDT, LYNTON GODWIN, WILLIAM GOODE. SECOND W0 OTED HAM, ROGER HAMEL, MALCOLM HANNAH, MOYER HARRIS, ARTHUR HARVEY, FRED HEBSON, GEORGE HILLER, WILLIAM HUNT. I run scuool or iQ HRSI W, In R 0 I I 0 OJEROME KUDERNA, JOHN LOVELL, ALVIN LURIE, CHARLES McCOY, CHARLES MILLER, MARY MITCHELL, THOMAS MITCHELL, CLYDE MORRIS. SECOND R 0 W O OWALTER MUELLER, BRICE NELSON, ROSCOE NEIGHBORS, ROBERT NOCK, WENDELL PARKER, GORDON PATTON, JOE PERKINS. .TT A E! I 0 JEROME GEORGE KUDERNA, Auburn, Chemistry, Auburn Chemical Sociely. 0 JOHN WILLIAM LOVELL, Birmingham, Chemical Engineering. 0 ALVIN HERMAN LURIE, Floralag Pharmacy. 0 CHARLES RICHEY McCOY, K A, Barlow, Fla.: Chemical Engineering: A. I. Ch. E.: Eleclions Com- milfee. 0 CHARLES AUGUSTUS MILLER, JR., Linden, Chemical Engineering: A. I. Ch. E. 0 MARY MITCHELL, Warrior, Pharmacy, American Pharmaceulical Associalion. 0 THOMAS RUTLEDGE MITCHELL, A 22 fb, Bessemer, Chemical Engineering, Scabbard and Blade: A. I. Ch. E. 0 CLYDE A. MORRIS, Blounlsvilleg Chemical Engineering. 0 WALTER JOHN MUELLER, Evansville, Indiana, Chemical Engineering, Phi Lambda Upsilong Tau Bela Pig Engineer's Council: President, A. I. Ch. E. 0 BRICE G. NELSON, A A T, Birmingham, Chemical Engineering: lnler-Fralernily Council, '37, '38, '39, 0 R. F. NEIGHBORS, Goodwalerg Chemislryg Auburn Chemical Sociely: Y. M. C. A. 0 ROBERT WALTON NOCK- P3 A E. Wilminsfon. Delaware: Chemistry. Q WENDELL HOGAN PARKER, Birmingham: chem- ical Engineering. 0 GORDON B. PATTON, Dadevilleg Chemical Engineering. 0 JOE KYLE PERKINS, Gadsden: Chemical Engineering: A. I. Ch. E.: Engineer's Council, 3-43 Caplain R. O. T. C. WALTER M UELLER L, 1-fu I-11 X X w Q f r ' 0 0 I II. , Q H ,v ,,,. - .,,. .af-a--Yi 43. - I I I ' lllll SCHOOL Ol , .er 'X' FIRST ROW: THIRD ROW: CHARLES ROBERTSON ALLEN, JR., Phi Della Thela, Charlesion, S. C.: Soph- on-Iore, Chemical Engineering. 0 THOMAS J. BAILEY, Phi Della Thefa Gadsden: Sophomore, Chemical Engineering. Q GEORGE DAWSON BARNES, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Mobile: Junior, Chemislry. 0 JAMES WALTER BARR, Phl Della Thela, Monlgomery: Freshman, Chemical Engineering. Q ALEX COOK BARRE'I'T, Monlgomery: Freshman, Chemical Engineering. 0 ROS- COE EARL BARRINGER, Loachapoka: Sophomore, Chemical Engineering. 0 WILLIAM JOHN BAZEMORE, Birmingham: Freshman, Chemical Engineering. 0 EDWARD C. BEAN, Opp: Freshman, Chemical Engineering. SECOND ROW: ROY BENTON, Mobile: Sophomore, Chemical Engineering. Q MALCOLM BETHEA, Birmingham: Sophomore, Chemical Engineering. 0 PAUL RENE BIDEZ, Alpha Tau Omega, Auburn: Freshman, Chemical Engineering. Q WIL- LIAM BEVERLY BLAIR, Monlgomery: Freshman, Chemical Engineering. 0 JOHN W. BLAKE, Birmingham: Freshman, Chemical Engineering. g VER. NON HARCOURT BODDEN, JR., Mobile: Freshman, Chemical Engineering. 0 :HL2EvIEA:E'RRBgioNE- 3979 KGPP-3. Mobile: Junior, Chemical Engineering. BRADFORD, Russellville: Freshman, Pharmacy. ARTHUR T. BRANTLEY, -Evergreen: Freshman, Chemical Engineering. 0 JP' LIAN HEATH BRASWELL, Lambda Chi Alpha, Tuskegee: Sophvmofeiichemu' fry. 0 DONALD ALLAN BREWER, Birmingham: Freshman, Chemical En- gineering. g WARREN I-I. BRIDGES, Phi Kappa Tau. Wesf Orange. N- J-I Junior, Chemislry. Q JESSE EUGENE BROOKS, Lambda Chi AlPha- Do' fhan: Freshman, Chemical Engineering. 0 WILLIAM D. BROTHERTON, Cherokee: Freshman,'Chemical Engineering. Q FRANK N. BROWDER, Montgomery: Sophomore, Chemical Engineering. 0 ELBERT A. BROWN. Powder Springs, Ga.: Sophomore, Chemical Engineering. ' FOURTH ROW: RO-BERT DANIEL BROWNING, Theia Chi, Selma: Freshman, Chemical En9i' neering. I JOHN ELLIOTT BRUSH, Pi Kappa Alpha, Birminqhami Fresh' man, Chemical Engineering. Q FRED B. BRYANT, JR., Annisloni Ffeshfnan Chemistry. Q DOROTHY BURK, Kappa Delta, Mobile: Junior, Chemisrly 0 THOMAS SHANNON BURNS, Alpha Tau Omega, Birmingham: 50Phomore Chemical Engineering. g ARTHUR ERNEST sussv, Haniiiipng sophemofe Pharmacy. 0 GEORGE LUTHER BYARS, Thefa Chi, Jasper! Freshman Chemistry. WILLIAM EDWARD CANNADY, Sigma Alpha Epsilon. DOW' Sophomore, Chemical Engineering. IB01 f '-ah' T 3 l I ll l CHEMISTRY AND PHARMACY QHYMR 41 si 'Sl ll TQ , E5 T- ., , .J 9 ,luv- . 11 ICN , vu vt: WRST ROW: THIRD ROW: ERNEST CLARY CAPELL, Beauforf, S. C.: Freshman, Chemical Engineering. I THOMAS WRIGHT CAPPS, Luverneg Freshman, Chemical Engineering. 0 HOMER CLINT CARDER, Sigma Chi, Tarrani, Freshman, Chemical Engineer- ing- 0 DAVID RUSS CARROLL, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Pensacola: Fresh- : '- Chenjical Engineering. . ROBERT HORACE CHAMBERS, Larayeneg Jun- 8gL?hem'Cal.Ef19ineering. 0 CECIL M. CLEMENTS, Andalusia, Junior, ch mfal E Q'nee':'n9- 0 G. JUDSON CLEVELAND, Goodwalerg Junior, 'mme' Emllneeflng- O JOHN DUKE COLE, Lineville, Junior, Pharmacy. SECOND ROW: HOOPER COLLIER, Phi Della Thefa, Birmingham, Sophomore, Chem- 'cal Engfneeflflq- 0 CLAUD BUNYAN COOK, Roanoke: Freshman, Chem- ham' F?'n:e 'nQ- 0 D ROBERT PELTON CORMAN, Tau Epsilon Phi, Birming- Fresimmalis 27:71, Chemical Engineering. 0 FRANK HARRIS COWEN, Opp: macy ' a miCY- O JULEUS EDWARD COX, Harlfordg Freshman, Phar- Chenzical QE l BEN HAGAN CRAIG, Phi Della Thela, Florence: Sophomore, hambra C T? 'eel'l l9- O 'JAMES BLAIR CRAWFORD, Kappa Sigma, Al- shawm 5-. Junior, Chemical Engineering. 0 LEE ARTHUR CRENSHAW, U. Freshman, Chemical Engineering. DINK ARVIS CREW, Rockford, Freshman, Pharmacy. Q JACK DOUGLAS CURLEE, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Birmingham, Freshman, Chemical Engineering. 0 HENRY GRADY DAILEY, Monigomeryp Sophomore, Chemical Engineering. Q JEP PAUL DALTON, Slocombg Sophomore, Pharmacy. 0 JOHN MARVIN DAVIS, JR., Sigma Phi Epsilon, Fairfield, Sophomore, Chemical Engineering. Q JOHN DAVIDSON, La Grange, Ga.: Freshman, Chemisiry. 0 JULIAN DIXON, Andalusia, Freshman, Chemislry. 0 ROBERT ANDERSON DOB- BINS, GanH's Quarry: Freshman, Pharmacy. FOU RTH ROW: ASA LEONARD DODD, Birmingham: Sophomore, Chemical Engineering. 0 THERON LAWRENCE DONAHUE, Nolasulgag Sophomore, Pharmacy. 0 LEM- UEL TYLER DOWNING, Phenix Cilyg Sophomore, Pharmacy. g WILLIAM HOWARD DRYER, Alpha Gamma Rho, Daphne, Sophomore, Chemical Engineer- ing. 0 HORACE MORGAN DYKES, Ashford, Sophomore, Pharmacy. 0 JAMES WILLIAM EDWARDS, Enterprise, Junior, Chemisfry. 0 THOMAS WAYNE ELKIN, Kappa Sigma, Meridian, Miss.: Junior, Chemical Engineer- ing. 0 CHARLES GLENN ELLIOTT, Sigma Chi, Tallasxeeg Junior, Chem- ical Engineering. .2 an . as v arf L . K. , H-.4 fm, ' fu' A R .- ,f I r Q, xy, I, , f f- l? 5 AN if W M QI YS ff M 102 w V M ggi QQ, UT, wg! 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Q JULIAN ED- ARD LEYSATH, Chapman, Freshman, Chemical Engineering. SECOND ROW: I EOEERTHARTMAN LINDERMAN, Sigma Nu, Lake Wales, Fla., Junior, Chemical , 'I9'n 'n9- O ALBERT EDWIN LIVINGSTON, Kellylon, Freshman, Phar- . TTY' 0 .JOHN THOMAS LU'I'Z, Sigma Chi, Mobile, Sophomore, Chem- H Engineering. e HUGH GILBERT MADoox, Douglas, eo., Sophomore, E, wiTI'5i Y- 0 GORDON A. MAIN, Perofe, Sophomore, Pharmacy. 0 . ' mac AM CHARLES MALONE, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Talladega, Junior, Phar- . 1 , N' ' WILLIAM H. MARCH, Alpha Tau omogo, Mobile, Junior, chem- :5iIhEH9illeering. 0 JOHN BRUCE MARTIN, Alpha Tau Omega, Auburn, 'fi man, Chemical Engineering. THIRD ROW: GILMORE HAROLD MASSEY, Almore, Freshman, Chemical Engineering. I JOSEPH HENRY MAURER, Mobile, Freshman, Chemical Engineering. Q WILLIAM HAROLD MICHELSON, Tau Epsilon Phi, Decafur, Sophomore, Phar- macy. 0 EDWARD S. MITCHELL, Sigma Phl Epsilon, Enterprise, Soph- omore, Pharmacy. Q M. L. MOSELEY, Seman, Freshman, Pharmacy. 0 SARAH ANN MULLOY, Alpha Gamma Delia, Laurel, Miss., Junior, Chemislry. 0 BETH MARGUERITE MURPHY, Auburn, Junior, Pharmacy. FO U RTH ROW: OWEN BURTON MUNRO, Sigma Phi Epsilon, New Orleans, La., Freshman, Chemical Engineering. Q ISAAC W. McCAMY, Scoifsborog Junior, Chem- ical Engineering. 0 JOSEPH RAY McCLESKEY, Sigma Nu, Gadsden, Sophomore, Chemical Engineering. Q WILLIAM THOMAS McCOLLUM, Talladega, Freshman, Pharmacy. 0 JOHN CARLISLE McDAVID, Bay Min- efie, Sophomore, Pharmacy. Q MARION I-IASELMAIER MCMULLEN, Mi. Vernon, Freshman, Pharmacy. 0 WAYNE BRASHER NELSON, Alpha Tau Omega, Birmingham, Sophomore, Chemical Engineering. 9 SUMNER GRA- HAM NESBITT, Della Sigma Phi, Birmingham, Freshman, Chemical Engineering. 2 H ' -if .lf PB:-I Chl'- X - - ll-ll SCll0Ol Ol 1 'rf'-JT N36 I ,l N ' Q X .-. f fl g ff if .. t. - -': -Z-'11-l':. L ' Mi ' - l l. . l I . no I il . lf .- ll .l, I . 2 anis? A I 1' 'll -In 'ab ' Q.-ev FIRST ROW: THIRD ROW: JAMES HUGH NICHOLS, York: Sophomore, Chemical Engineering. 0' WAL- TER LEE NICHOLLS, Della Sigma Phi, Birmingham, Junior, Pharmacy. 0 PAUL MILTON NUCKO-LLS, Birmingham: Freshman, Chemical Engineering. 0 WILLIAM GLENN OWEN, Forl Payne, Freshman, Chemical Engineering. 0 EMMA NELL PARRISH, Kappa Della, Auburn: Sophomore, Chemislry. 0 HART- WELL L. PERRY, Sigma Nu, Hurlsborog Sophomore, Chemical Engineering. 0 PAT H. PERRY, Hurlsborog Junior, Chemical Engineering. 0 RICH- ARD 8. PETTUS, Huntsville, Freshman, Chemislry. ALVIN EARLE RIVES, Thela Upsilon, Auburn: Junior, Chemislry. 0 JOHN BILLY' ROLLINS, Townleyg Sophomore, Chemical Engineering. 0 WILEIAM CLIFTON ROTENBERRY, Pi Kappa Alpha, Monfgomeryg Junior, Chemls1rY- 0 JAMES LUCAS ROUSE, Sigma,Alpha Epsilon, MonfQ0mefYi sophomore' Chemical Engineering. Q WILLIAM l-l. RYAN, Sigma Alpha Epsilon-.Grew ville: Freshman, Pharmacy. 0 JOHN HILLHOUSE SANDERS, Birmlnghami Freshman, Chemical Engineering. 0 THOMAS W. SCHUESSLER. KBPPB Alpha, LaFayeHeg Sophomore, Pharmacy. SECOND ROW: FOURTH ROW: HARDY OWEN PICKARD, Alpha Tau Omega, MI. Pleasanf, Tenn., Freshman, Chemical Engineering. 0 WILLIAM LANE PITTMAN, Pi Kappa Alpha, Birmingham: Freshman, Chemical Engineering. 0 STANLEY WARREN PLANT, Tallasseeg Freshman, Pharmacy. 0 CYRIL J. PORTER, Pi Kappa Alpha, Fairfield: Freshman, Chemistry. 0 HUBERT MARION PRESTWOOD Sigma Chi, Tennilleg Freshman, Pharmacy. 0 CONYERS B. RELFE Sigma MPN EPSFIOI1. MI. Meigs: Sophomore, Chemical Engineering. Q Cl-IARLES :U5lg2T:::l1- Slqmi Phi EPSHOI1. Auburn: Freshman, Chemical Engineering inry. E841 NE LIGHT RICHMOND, Chl Omega, Mobile: Freshman, Chemi MAURICE DOWELL SELLERS, Monlgomeryg Sophomore, Chemical Enqlfleefmg' a CHARLES CLINTON sl-lEPARD, Alpha Tau Omega, Birmingham: Freshman- Chemical Engineering. 0 HENRY L. SHERROD, JR.. AlPl1a Tau omega' Birmingham, Sophomore, Chemical Engineering. I 0 ROBERT M. SHlLLl.T0- Birmingham: Junior, Chemical Engineering. 0 MEARLIN LEE SIMS. Blfm' inghamg Sophomore,'Chemical Engineering. I HAROL WILSON SMITH- Phi Della Thela, Decalurg Junior, Pharmacy. Q MARS ALL SMITH, Slqma Alpha Epsilon, Florence: Junior, Chemical Engineering. O WARREN STE' PHEN SOCKWELL, Sigma Nu, Hunfsvilleg Freshman, Chemi al Enqlneeflng' F.. E . E . we SS e. se Fx SC XR X -I ha lf- ii if l I Q l l CHEMISTRY AND DHARMACY I L 1 '15 H3 l .Q , , N L E . 4 M ! .wo . .Z-QM? . -fb i' . U' V 4-Us fa I 7 . , . f' V5 Iii X45 44 ' Q H fre-'-ff I A - L . . If. rj so ,, QQ! -' ' . '. 'W --up A.: - ,Y I A l' DPL- 1 2 I 2 . A ffl' ,ff 1 .f . .. I ,. - ' A I .erase r 1 I I A - FIRST ROW: THIRD ROW: SALVADOR SOLORZANO, Lambda Chi Alpha, Mexico Cify, Mexico, Sopho- 'g: :- Chemlcil Engineering. o ANDREW FRANKLIN SPEAR, Birmingham: maf1omorekNChemrsfry. 0 JAMES H. STACEY, Bay Mineffeg Sophomore, Phar- Chertics E ELLS .MARION STANLEY, JR., Sigma Nu, Birmingham, Sophomore. sophomor M-2:ee :n9. 0 l RUSISELL DOUGLAS STEWART, Sigma Chi, Afmorep ham- Frei emma' -Eng-neenng.. e RALPH E. srYRiNe-, JR., Birming- signia vmgugg Chemlcal Engineering. e HAROLD LEE SUTTON, Kappa N Ka' 'Car Gi-I Ilunlor, Pharmacy. 0 WALTER STANFIELD TERRY, PPP Alpha. Hunfsvilleg Freshman, Chemical Engineering. SECOND ROW: HE Msgs? J-EJROY THOMPSON, Greenville: Junior, Chemical Engineering. 0 gineerin NTGOMERY THORNTON, Birmingham: Sophomore, Chemical En- ' n , 9' 0 KARL E. TIPPER, Carbon Hill, Freshman, Chemical Engi- Q rscgiffez da C- TISDALE. JR., Mobile: Junior, Pharmacy. Q VANCE :J La Hagen: Zen! SOI-ihomore, Chemical Engineernig. Q DAWSON WAITS, I Sophomore' Czphimoie- Pfwfmacv. o DONALD CLIFTON WELLS, Selma, ilruchemical inginizijz Englneeflnq- 0 WILMER WHITE, Sylacaugag Junior, AMOS JAMES WILBANKS, Florence, Sophomore, Chemical Engineering. 0 EUGENE WILKINSON, Afmoreg Freshman, Chemical Engineering. Q MIL- TON L. WILLIAMS, Roanokeg Junior, Chemical Engineering. 0 HORACE PERRY WILLIAMSON, Kappa Alpha, Anniston: Freshman, Chemislry. 0 JEWEL DOROTHY WILSON, Auburn, Sophomore, Chemislry. 0 ULMER WILSON, Monfevallog Junior, Pharmacy. Q JAMES ROBERT WINDHAM, Pi Kappa Alpha, Mobile, Junior, Chemical Engineering. FOURTH ROW: CLYDE DENNIS WOOD, JR., Birmingham: Freshman, Chemical Engineering. 9 LC'UlS FRANK WOODRUFF, Phi Delia Theia, Monfgomeryg Sophomore, FRANCIS A. WOOLFLEY, JR., Lambda Chi Alpha, Forf Benning, Ga., Sophomore, Chemical Engineering. 0 HOMER WRIGHT, JR., Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Auburn, Freshman, Pharmacy. Q RALPH T. YARBROUGH, Floralag Freshman, Pharmacy. 0 G. P. YOUNG, Birming- ham, Freshman, Chemical Engineering. Q R. D. YOUNG, Flcrenceg Soph- ore, Chemical Engineering. 0 HERBERT EVAN ZEIGER, LangdaI6Z Freshman, Chemical Engineering. Chemical Engineering. Q om A 9 r Ili I ir-A I ., I Ee '45 Z' -' If ,r rx Ii: J if K r I r if r 1 .rf rf lr' ' I r Q . l v 4 i K 1 I l I I I I l I 1 w SHUFFLEBOARD BUG Emphafic in his decisions, a bug aboul' shuffleboard, Dean Zebulon Judd has markedly influenced Souihern educafion. An A.B. from Norfh Carolina, M.A. from Columbia, and L.H.D. from Birmingham-Sou+hern led +o leaching posi- 1'ion ai Florida. Came io Auburn via N. C., Texas, Baylor, and Clemson, fiffeen years ago. Quiei, dignified, noi' declamafory, his mien fifs his posi- lion, his record records his abilify. SCHOOL Ol EDUCATION 7 1 AND Lviri AN ADDLIQ ion in pb ll Ph K pp Ph f . ln which praclice leaching is done al lhe local high school, showing maps, el al. Up-lo-dale in every respecl, and progressive in characler, lhe School ol Educalion al Auburn lealures praclice leaching lor ils sludenls and conlribules ils share lowards Alabama's curriculum developmenl. Main aclivilies ol lhe school are lhe securing and using ol lhe lalesl developmenls in Educalional worlc and research. lhus allracling nalion-wide inleresl in ils specialized curricula as preparalion lor ele- menlary and secondary educalion. Kappa Della Pi, scholaslic lralernily, iS llle goal ol every Educalion sludenl who enlers Auburn. Grealesl achievemenl ol lhe school is lhe linding or making ol posilions lor ils graduales every year. D660 Zebulon Judd is largely responsible lor lhe school's rapid growlh, and keeps accu- rale records ol lhe progress ol his ex-sludenls in lhe world ol leaching. A mecca lo lhose sludenls who crave research work and reading, Auburn's School ol Educa- lion plays a maior parl in Soulhern pedagogy. Opposife page: Dr. Paul Irvine, profes- sor of Eciucafion and an ac+ive member of Phi Kappa Phi. Professor Rebecca Paie, new on 'rhe sfaff fhis year and rapidly gaining in popuiarify. Dr. B. R. Showaiier and his infernal , K machine for regisiering how fas+ one , reads one's lesson. I, M, , 2 i f pp4e ' IZITHIHETIC .,. 'SN .-,t ft '4 I ,ix hit' 1 HTEACLIEIV' 17' 4 , ' - D J dd, ho presides as Masfer of Ceremonies Summer School is a grear occasion, which becomes a hoIidaY for Sfudenfa of Educahon and for ean U W l z -fi' w . l x 1 HIST Q 0 W 0 0 VIRGINIA ADAMS, GLENN ADDERHOLD, SAMUEL ALVERSON ROBERT BAMBERG, JOSEPH BANKS, WILLIAM BARNES, ALGIE BARNETT, COY BAZEMORE. SECOND R 0 I I O I SUE BEARD, MARILYN BELCHER, MARTHA BOST, MARTHA BRYANT, GEORGE BUTLER, JONNIELYN CAMPBELL, EDYTHE CARNES, JAMES CHASTAIN . I ,,-we -1-..-f I' 0 VIRGINIA ADAMS, dv 9 II, West Point, Ga., Education, Cardinal Key, Kappa Delta Pi, Women's Student Government Association, President Ex Officio '39-'40, of Executive Cabinet, Panhellenic Council, Treas- Club, Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, Open Forum Club, Writers' Club, Who's urer, W. A. A., International Relations Who in American Universities. 0 GLENN ADDERHOLD, Piedmont, Agricultural Education. 0 SAMUEL HILL ALVERSON, Talladega, Agricultural Education. 0 ROBERT C. BAMBERG, A I' P, Brent, Agricultural Education, Blue Key, Inter-Fraternity Council, Social Committee. 0 JOSEPH ROBERT BANKS, Dadeville, Industrial Arts Education. 0 WILLIAM ISAAC BARNES, Camp Hill, Agricultural Education. 0 ALGIE MYRLE BARNETT, LaFayette, Education, Kappa Delta Pi. 0 COY' STOKELY BAZEMORE, Weogufka, Agricultural Education, Kappa Delta Pi, F. F. A. 0 SUE FRANCES BEARD, 6 T, Frisco City, Secondary Education. 0 MARILYN BELCHER, Centerville, Vocational Home Economics Education. 0 MARTHA T-ERRY BOST, A 1' A, Montgomery, Secondary Education. 0 MARTHA SNELLING BRYANT, Phenix City, Home Economics Education. 0 GEO-RGE STUART BUTLER, fb A 6, Huntsville, Education. 0 JONNIELYN CAMPBELL, Hope Hull, Vocational Home Economics Education, Kappa Delta Pi, Cardinal Key, Girls' Glee Club, '38, Y. W. C. A., F. H. A. 0 EDYTHE MARIE CARNES, fb S2 Il, Arab, Education. 0 JAMES B. CHASTAIN, Haleyville, Agricultural Education. VIRGINIA ADAMS oi Louclilon 3 ,M :,g:'f:-:zz , 0 LEE M. CLARK, Mobile: Secondary Education. 0 R. D. CLAYBROOK, Alexander City: Agricul- tural Education. 0 JOEL F. CLEMENT, Hackleburg: Agricultural Education. 0 CHRISTINE CLIFTON, X 9, Centre, Vocational Home Economics Education. 0 MAURINE C'OTNEY, Wadley: Home Economics Education. 0 EVELYN COWART, Opelika: Secondary Education. o THADDEUS HENRY CRENSHAW, JR., Greenville: Education: Kappa Delta Pi. 0 HUGH DORSEY DAVIS, Chesterfield, S. C.: Physical Education. 0 SARA LEE DAVIS, K A, Fort Deposit: Elementary Education. 0 LEE ROY v 3 ' - ll I , i Y IQAWSON, Fyffe: ,Agricultural Education. 0 VIOLET W. DORSETT, Auburn: Home Economics Education. I Q ' I r 0 AMY DRAKE, Auburn: Education: Kappa Delta Pi: Cardinal Key, President: Oracles: I. R. C.: I I lfiubllrn Players: Student Leaders Association. 0 CHARLOTTE EDWARDS, Auburn: Secondary Education. I I ' , O SADIE .MCLIAURINE EDWARDS, K A, Union Springs: Elementary Education. 0 FORBY A. FORD, lllacklebufgi Agricultural Education. 0 EARL RAY GARDNER, Gaylesville: Agricultural Education: Presi- dm' P' 5- U-I President, Inter-Church Council: F. F. A.: Y. M. C. A. RED RAMBERG HIST R 0 W 0 0 LEE CLARK, ROBERT CLAYBROOK, JOEL CLEMENT, CHRISTINE CLIFTON, MAURINE COTNEY, EVELYN COWART, THADDEUS CRENSHAW HUGH DAVIS. SECOND R 0 W 0 OSARA DAVIS, LEE DAWSON, VIOLET DORSETT, AMY DRAKE, CHARLOTTE EDWARDS, SADIE EDWARDS, FORBY FORD, EARL GARDNER. I ff wwe I-1- -' - - 1. , I-in 3 J :QSJQQYIIQP 'IH E SCfH OIII ,x 'Us Q. rI8 455. HIST D 0 I I 0 O JUDSON GARY. RAY GIBSON, OLIVER GOWDER, FLOSSIE GRANBERRY, ELIZABETH GREENE, SIDNEY GRIFFIN, SARAH HARDWICK. SECOND R 0 W 0 0 SUSAN HARE, LARKIN HARRIS, FRANCES HARWELL, MARY HAYES, BEATRICE HICKS, BILLIE HIGHTOWER, DEE HOLCOMBE. 0 JUDSON DAVIE GARY, Comerg Agricultural Education. 0 LEONARD RAY GIBSON, H K A, Fort Walton, Fla.: Physical Education: A Club: Spiked Shoe: President Physical Education Club. 0 OLIVER BOYD GOWDER, Hackleburgg Agricultural Education. 0 I-LO'SSIE GRANBERRY, Columbia: Home Economics Education. 0 ELIZABETH NEWPORT GREENE, A I' A, St. Petersburg, Florida: Elemen- tary Education. 0 SIDNEY L. GRIFFIN, Clanton: Agricultural Education. 0 SARAH SPEAKE HARDWICK, Hartselle, Home Economics Education: Kappa Delta Phi. 0 SUSAN MIZELLE HARE, K A, Auburn: Elementary Education: Cardinal Key: Women's Student Government Association, Oraclesg Sphinx Sophomore Scholarship Cup, Dance Club. 0 LARKIN H. HARRIS, Wadleyg Agricultural Education. 0 FRANCES ELIZABETH HARWELL, K A, Opelika: Secondary Education. 0 MARY GWENDOLYN HAYES, K A, Miami, Fla.: Physical Education. 0 BEATRICE HICKS, Ramerg Home Economics Education. 0 BILLIE HIGHTOWER, K A, Geneva: Home Economics Education. 0 DEE F. HOLCOMBE, Ham- ilton: Agricultural Education. CHRIS CLIFTON orrouclilou 5531? m,',,?,v,....,.., .. W. A-4-,ffm --.-- -A ,--,.. --,. R . , .... E, , , , ,,, V I VV A A V I THOMAS GALPHIN HOLMES, Tensaw: Agricultural Education. 0 HENRY B. HOLT, 41 K T, Opelika: Secondary Education. 0 MILTON LYDELL HOWELL, A X A, Bessemer: Education: A Club. .bfi MARY FAE HOWZE, Fairfield: Education. 0 ROBERT THOMAS HUNT, Harpersville: Agricul- tural Education. 0 MARY GUY INZER, 6 T, Eden: Education. 0 ALBERT SYDNEY JACKSON, Eastaboga: Agricultural Education. 0 ' HARVEY HARDAWAY JACKSON, Deatsville: Agricultural Educa- 1 YEOII- I MARGUERITE JOHNSON, Q S2 II, Auburn: Home Economics Education. 0 MARY SUE i I , JPNE5, Falkville: Home Economics Education. 0 RUTH WILHELMINA JONES, Americus, Ga.: Educa- flfill- 0 DWIGHT PAYSON KELLY, Hartford: Agricultural Education: F. F. A.: Agricultural Club. 0 BELLAIRE KRUDOP, Greenville: Agricultural Education: President F. F. A., '39. 0 ALBERT JACKSON LATIMER. Geneva: Education. AMY DRAKE HRST Q 0 W Q o THOMAS HOLMES, HENRY Hou, MILTON HowsLL, MARY HOWZE, ROBERT HUNT, MARY INZER, ALBERT JACKSON. SECOND R 0 W 0 I HARVEY JACKSON MARGUERITE JOHNSON, MARY JONES, RUTH JONES, DWIGHT KELLEY, BELLAIRE KRUDOP, JACK LATIMER. ,fi A jx ' , ff ' N .gi ' is w'VJ 'lH L SCIH 0 Ol. , pi' ' n fr I 1 A , lit - ff ' , Q . A X AF fiffl lf if 2 . ,B ,ef ,- E - X K ,vii . if V NP. .,,? Q. .us Q- g..,,. . Q21 ivy' ,W Q, . HIST DOWN REBE W- FAY McCLENDON, SAMUEL McCLENDON, HARRELL MCDANIEL, GEORGE MCFADEN, LOIS McINTYRE, GENEVA MARSHALL, ANNIE MASON. SECOND R 0 W 0 0 ANNIE MOON, FOREST MORGAN, JENNINGS MOSELEY, MARY MUCKLE, MARJORIE NEAL, AUBREY NORRELL, RALPH OATES. ,,ii'.f- fr vi ' al' Mu ffl' af' E P L 1 5- S lv L -JJ., Lx ,., 5,,,,,,g . v' , 0 REBECCA LEE, Opelika, Home Economics Education. 0 FAY ANN McCLENDON, LaFayette Social Science Education. 0 SAMUEL P. McCLENDON, A I' P, Boaz, Agricultural Education HARRELL H. MCDANIEL Silas' Industrial Arts Education. 0 GEORGE GAVIN MCFADEN, Wetumpka Agricultural Education: Kappa Delta Pi. 0 LOIS INEZ MCINTYRE, Hefling Elementary Education 0 GENEVA MARSHALL, Fort Payne, Senior, Home Economics Education. 0 ANNIE MASON 6 'I' Manila, Vocational Home Economics Education. I ANNIE K. MOON Ashland' Home Economics Edu cation: Kappa Delta Pig Sphinx: B. S. U. Council: President Y. W. C. A., Open Forum .Clubg F. H 0 FOREST HOMER MORGAN, Bessemer, Agricultural Education. 0 JENNINGS HERSCHEL MOSELEY, Semang Agricultural Education. 0 MARY ALFREDA MUCKLE, Z A, Greensboro: Vocational t 0 Home Economics Education. 0 MARJORIE KATHRYN NEAL, X SZ, Anniston: Education. 0 AUBREY ' I Z NORRELL, Dothan, Agricultural Education. 0 RALPH OATES, K 2, Headlandg Agricultural Education. SUZELLE HARE . OI EIIU CllI I0 N I 'Q has P . gqqricunural Club. n J. c. Mssennv, caving .ssl fl gfiqriculeural Eaucafian. Q WILLARD KY I I I ' I J i I ' l ISQCODCIBIY Education. A I iT 744776 g4gY YWV?YYwH 77 .. I I I I I ' ,ORVILLE L. o'sHleLos, Henagarg Agricultural Education: Kappa Delta Pi. a evvA DeARMAN 2 I X, Hefling Social Science Education, Phi Theta Kappa. 0 LUCILE PACE, Auburn: Home Education. 0 JOHN CLEALON PHILLIPS, Section: Agricultural Education. 0 DOROTHY West Point, Ga., Elementary Education. 0 AUSTIN PLEMONS, A I' P, Falkvilleg Agricultural D ARNOLD M. POE, Auburn, Agricultural Education. 0 MIRIAM CORNELIA PRIMM, smden: Secondary Education. HERRAAN T. PRUETT, Cullman, Agricultural Education: F. F. A.: Agricultural Education. 0 JOHN G. REA, Hodges, LE ROBERSON, Mt. Hope: Agricultural Education. 0 Q HAROLD ROMINE, Rogersville: Agricultural Education. 0 HAZEL SANDERS, dr Q II, LaFayette: HATCH HOWELL FIRST R G W 0 0 ORVILLE O'SHlELDS, EVVA OWENS, LUCILE PACE, JOHN PHILLIPS, DOROTHY PITTS, AUSTIN PLEMONS, ARNOLD POE. SECOND R 0 W 0 0 MIRIAM PRIMM, HERMAN PRUETT, JOHN RASBERRY, JOHN REA, WILLARD ROBERSON, JAMES ROMINE, HAZEL SANDERS. r-ff I L I7 - -QA 1' . , X .Qi I 9 7'- '1 'F :- m f .. Z.-E -il-' KAW ' Q' cf' IRC R v 3 Fi-R I -X - - - - s-'- ' 'B I I ru L 0 o I Q ff 2 Sf K! I -5 ...Q Y, 1 l :LJ It 0 0 EUGENIA SANDERSON JOHN SHEARER JAMES SHORT WALLACE STEELE CLARENCE STEWART FLORA STRAIGHT GLADYS STRICKLAND SECOND O 0 ORRIN TALIAFERRO JACK TAYLOR GEORGE TERRELL WILLIAM THORPE FRANCES THRASH Josem TURNER HENRY UPCHURCH O EUGENIA SANDERSON, K A, Montgomery: Education. 0 JOHN LOUIS SHEARER, Georgiana: Education. JAMES FLETCHER SHORT Gorgas' Agricultural Education WALLACE H. f STEELE Centreville' Agricultural Education. CLARENCE H STEWART Wadley' Agricultural Edu- cation. FLORA STRAIGHT Fairmont W. Va.' Physical Education. GLADYS STRICKLAND Phil Campbell' Home Economics Education. ORRIN TALIAFERRO' Auburn' Agricultural Edu- -l l U 1 l.I I cation JACK TAYLOR Lineville' Agricultural Education GEORGE WEBSTER TERRELL' Hamrlton' Agricultural Education' F F A Agricultural Club WILLIAM GARTH THORPE K Aiken S. C A Club' Spiked Shoe FRANCES LOUISE THRASH fb M Selma' Secondary Educa-l ron JOSEPH BLOOMER TURNER JR 9 X Columbiana Agricultural Education Agricultural Club A J HENRY UPCHURCH Llnevllle Agricultural Education F F A A9I'ICUllU al Clu ANNIE MOON IOI EDUCATION I but ' vi EI , I , . 5LOUISE VAN AUSDAL, K A, Camp Hilg Secondary Education: Sphinx. 0 WALLACE TILSON Goodwaterg Secondary Education. 0 WARD IR 'kappa Delta Pi. e JOHN INMAN WARNER A WAGNON, Tuscumbia, Secondary Educa- 'V ,'A' I JOHN WEEKS, Beaverton: Agricultural Education, Kappa Delta Pi. 0 ANN ALLAN WHATLEY, ng Home Economics Education. 0 FLORENCE JEWELL WHATLEY, A uburn, Secondary Edu- Cgtlong WomenIsIGIee Club, '38-'39: W. A. A., '37-'38, 0 N CHARLES WESLEY WHITTEN, Mobile, , I I I Efucation. MALCOLM ELLIS WILSO I I I WRIG I, 'I s 'f qu I I IG I I I I I I I 1 I I , I I K . x cation.A on I LAR. Aritonf lndustri I 'X-V.. E I HT. Hartford: Secondary Education. 0 ELEANOR CROFT WRIGHT, N, Auburn, Agricultural Education. 0 EDNA EARL A I' A, Dothan, Secondary MARY EVELYN YATES, Tallasseeg Home Economics Education. 0 CHARLES THOMAS al Arts Education. GEORGE McFADEN .,, 'Q' .L F as' HRSI , JR., B K, West Point, Ga.-3 Secondary Education. R G ' ' LOUISE VAN AUSDAL' WALLACE VERNON, WARD WAGNON, JOHN WARNER, JOHN WEEKS, ANN WHATLEY, FLORENCE WHATLEY. SECOND R 0 I I 0 0 CHARLES WHITTEN, MALCOLM WILSON, EDNA WRIGHT, ELEANOR WRIGHT, MARY YATES, CHARLES ZIGLAR. Q5 I97I Tv .wig . Illl SCIIOOII M ' fij, .'+3 A J , I, , -.1 I, I A . ff I . I , 2 ' I I 'M' , '. 7 ' rv l Q, K QTJQ if v.iQ, ,, S123 s. QI' fr 1! I . 'Yi If IQL 4 FIRST ROW: THIRD ROW: MARION ALBERT ABRAMS, Tallasseeg Sophomore, Agricultural Education. O SARAH ELIZABETH ABRAMS, Tallassee, Freshman, Education. 0 JOHN LEONIDAS ADDERHOLD, Piedmont: Junior, Agricultural Education. 0 ROB- ERT LATELLE ADDERHOLD, Piedmont: Sophomore, Agricultural Education. 0 ANITA ALBRIGHT, Kappa Delta, Union Springs, Freshman, Vocational Home Economics Education. 0 DEBY ALLDREDGE, Liberty: Freshman, Home Economics Education. Q ARCHIE CLAYTON ALLEN, Deatsvilleg Junior, Agricultural Education. 0 WALTER GEORGE ALSMILLER, Birming- ham: Junior, Education. SECOND ROW: CHARLES I. ALTON, Bayou Labatre: Sophomore, Agricultural Education. I JOHN ISAAC ANDRESS, Lambda Chi Alpha, Madrid: Freshman A ricultural - 9 Education. 0 NICK ARDILLO, Amite, La., Sophomore, Education. 0 REGINALD GRAY ARMISTEAD, Dayton, Freshman, Education. Q FRED SEWELL ARNOLD, Abbeville: Freshman, Agricultural Education. 0 PAUL AUTREY, Flatwoodg Junior, Agricultural Education. Q BERNICE LEONA BAILEY, Somerville: Sophomore Home Economics Education Q VIRGI - - NIA DARE BAKER, Skippervilleg Junior, Home Economics Education. L. O. BALDWIN, Ozark: Junior, Agricultural Education . 0 MICHAEL WILLIAM BALDWIN, Lambda Chi Alpha, Robertsdaleg Sophomore. AQTICUI' tural Education. 0 MARTHA SUSAN BANKHEAD Sulligentg JUNIOR Voce' tional Home Economics Education. 0 FRANCES BARNES. Abbeville: Jun' ior, Home Economics Education. 0 JACK BARNES, Plantersvillei SOPIW' more. Agricultural education. . THOMAS uae aAss, HaleYVIll9i Junfof- Agricultural Education. 0 MARSHALL DOUGLAS BEAN, Opelika: Junfor' Education. O THOMAS J. BEDFORD, Gordo, Junior, Agricultural Educatlvll- FO U RTH ROW: l9B1 BARBARA BELL, Gaylesvilleg Freshman, Home Economics Education. ll DOROTHY CAROLINE BENBOIW, Alpha Gamma Delta, Luvernei -l'm'o ' Education. 0 WINNIE MARTHA BENNETT, Fairfax, Sophomore. Secondafy Education. 0 ALMA MAE BENTLEY, Notasulgag Freshman, Education. 0 THOMAS VIRGIL BISHOP, Sipseyg Sophomore, Agricultural Education. O. LOLA REBECCA BLACK, Auburn, Sophomore, Home Economics Education- 0 WILFRED ALLAN BLACK, Davistong Freshman, Agricultural Educativn' 0 ELEANOR BLACKLIDGE, Abbeville, Sophomore, Secondary Educatloll- . . Y SSQQ XII X Y 'T 'I I he . 1 ra X 1 I I I I I' . .V A egg .1 4 X 1 'L I Fi 5 I, s ll ..a.' I 'Fig' I :ls I Cf: I - if I- 1? I ,531 Fl SII as -2 Ol EDUCATIO on .lk ' f 'K 3 l l 1 N , an , Q 4-vs f 1 , 1 R , If 2' Ng ' Fnisr now ..,., - W... ,, , ,,,., . , , . , Y.. .1 W-1' fog., . 'RENE BLAKE. Hetling Sophomore, Education. o LILLIAN L.-.MERLE Bl-AKELY. Lanettg Freshman: Education. 0 HENDERSON H. BODDIE, Au- burn? 50Pl10more, Education. 0 HERSHEL KERMIT BOLT, Wedoweeg Fresh- gun. Agricultural Education. 0 WILMA JOSEPHINE BONDS, Red Bayg KATPEOMOFB- Home Economics Education. Q OSSIE HANSON BOWDEN, BOFYS iimlha Rho, Cullman: Junior, Agricultural Education. 0 JACK H. Dm.:.Jo':- 5'-7Pl1?more, Agricultural Education. Q JENNINGS BOZEMAN, I UH Or. Agricultural Education. SECOND ROW: ' il '1 -x li Ll .xp 6 ' l l l r 1 ox. EITA CLAIRE sRAcKl A . LETA BRA N, Kappa Delta, Ozark: Junior, Secondary Education. HTA BREEDENCKIN, Headlandg Freshman, Home Economics -Education. Q BRIGHT Al h - gaPPa Delta, Auburn, Junior, Education. Q BOB IKE . JAEK 5EENoZmma Rho, Bradleytong Sophomore, Agricultural Education. EUGENE REAGAN BRIGHT, Auburn? Freshman, Agricultural Education. O HUQALLEN BROCWSRHT- Delia! Junior, Agricultural Education. g ROB- RUSSELL BROOKS AY. Pahola: Freshman, Agricultural Education. 0 BILL 5 3 , I M0 lf90m8ry: Freshman, Agricultural Education. ,l t ! . r r X l Wy! THIRD ROW: MALMER BROWDER, McKenzie: Freshman, Agricultural Education. I CLYDE LAWRENCE BROWN, Holtvilleg Freshman, Agricultural Education. g JAMES HOMER BROWN, Heflin: Sophomore, Agricultural Education. Q EDWARD H. BROWNING, Mobile, Junior, Secondary Education. 0 JAMES THOMAS BRUMLEY, JR., Hamilton: Junior, Agricultural Education. Q MARIBETH BUGG, Wadleyg Sophomore, Home Economics Education. 0 J. HARDIE BULLINGTON, Shorter: Junior, Secondary Education. 0 THOMAS L. BURSON, Haleyvilleg Sophomore, Agricultural Education. FO U RTH ROW: HORACE BUTLER, Cullman: Freshman, Agricultural Education. 0 LEWIS L. BUTTRAM, Fyfteg Junior, Agricultural Education. 9 DANNELLY BUCKNER BYRD, Midland Cityg Freshman, Agricultural Education. 0 JEAN CAM- ERON BYRD, Smith's Station, Freshman, Secondary Education. Q LOR- RAINE PEARCE BYRD, Hamilton, Sophomore, Home Economics Education. 0 REABERN GRAY BYRD, Detroit, Sophomore, Agricultural Education. 0 WALDO ADOLPH BYRD, Enterprise, Junior, Agricultural Education. 0 LLOYD B. CAGLE, Auburn: Sophomore, Agricultural Education. 1 .3 11 I u L s c u ool I.. I l 3 r I3 - I a. -ff, l . . 11 .I f I' lf 1 I l s 4 I 1 n 1-c.:aacmu.x-:ram ...X .45-. il .sn tu fr o ei si N- 11 , .. . Q ,I v 5 ' L -tl Qi 3 'if ,: .... a 1 . .ply-W' no 'lm .nn-7 -135.5 , ,Ak N... ,-...,3,,,.-1 , A Y, ,,,,,,..,....,,.--at-vw FIRST ROW: THIRD ROW: . WINNIE FRED CALDWELL, Cragfordg Sophomore, Vocational Home Economics Education. 0 AMOS CANADA, Eastabogag Freshman, Agricultural Edu- cation. Q ALBERT GEORGE CANZONERI, Bessemer: Freshman, Secondary Education. 0 CORINNE CARNES, Hamilton: Freshman, Vocational Home Economics Education. 0 CLARENCE E. CARTEE, Easley, S. C.: Freshman, Agricultural Education. Q VELMA ALSIE CARTER, Atmoreg Sophomore, Education. 0 JOHNNIE WARREN CHALKLEY, Americus, Ga.: Sophomore, Physical Education. 0 AGNES CHAPIN, Auburn, Junior, Vocational Home Economics Education. MALEY eoLDEN COFIELD, weaoweeg Freshman, Education. o WILLIAM TREVELYN COKER, Ashland, Junior, Agricultural Education. 0 THEO COLE- MAN, Millportg Freshman, Agricultural Education. 0 LAWSON HENRY COLLIER, Beaverton, Agricultural Education. 0 JOHN WILLIAM COL- VIN, Akron, Sophomore, Agricultural Education. 0 J. FAYE CONNELL. Birmingham, Junior, Education. 0 HENRIE BLANCHE COOK, Butleri Ffesll' man, Home Economics Education. 9 OLIN ALVIN COOPER, Grant, Fresh- man, Agricultural Education. SECOND ROWI FOURTH ROW: GARLAND LLOYD CHILDREY, Atlanta, Ga., Freshman, Education. 0 DAN- IEL K. CHRISTENBERRY, Stewartg Junior, Agricultural Education. 0 JAMES HARDING CLARK, Kinstong Freshman, Agricultural Education. 0 JOSEPH NEAL CLARK, Dozierg Freshman, Agricultural Education. Q VICTOR EARL CLARK, JR., Alpha Gamma Rho, Selma: Sophomore, Agricultural Education. 0 JOE O. CLELAND, Collinsville: Junior, Agricultural Education. Q MA- RION CLENDINEN, Stockton, Junior, Home Economics Education. 0 NOR- MAN WHITE CLENDINEN, Stockton: Freshman, Agricultural Education. lfl00fl WILLIAM FRANKLIN COPPAGE, Vanceborog Junior, Agricultural Education- 0 JOE W. CORDELL, Kappa Sigma, Hartwell, Ga., Junior, Agricultural Education- 0 CLIFTON COX, Brewtong Sophomore, Agricultural Education. 0 JAMES RICHARD COX, Arab, Freshman, Agricultural Education. 0 ELNOMAC CREEL' Warrior, Freshman, Agricultural Education. 9 ELWYN OTHELL CREEL, Hanceville: Junior, Agricultural Education. Q THEODORE ROOSEVELT CREMER, Birmingham: Sophomore, Education. 0 LEVIE CROFT, Dozler: Junior, Agricultural Education. .f,, 'ls ,SI X x ' I '7 L Yin- . 'Chnl 6 tfriliih- ,. .ig ,Ol IQDUCAIIO +'.-ik 19 -405 FIRST ROW: - M . I I , On. . CURRY' AYZIIBCGI Junior, Agriculfural. Educaiion. Q LESLIE PAYTON . - P B Gamma Rho, Mldland CITY, Sophomore, Agriculfural Educafion. Educanlsrlil-AR: minion DAHLBERG, Bay Minefieg Sophomore, Agricultural . MAR ES L..DAILEY, Camden, Junlor, Agrlculfural Educalion. JACK P.J::'DI5-DSSI'-Y. Birmingham, Sophomore, Secondary Educarion. 9 - P' KaPpa Alpha Fairfield' Sophomore Ph s' I Ed I' B. . . , y :ca uca lon. . B' DARNELL- N9fa5Ul95I Sophomore, Agriculiural Educafion. ARY ELIZABETH CURLEE Wefumpka' Freshman Educafi JO SECOND ROW: JAMES . EDVYLLJSRD DAVEN-PORT, Maplesvilleg Freshman, Agriculfural Educafion. H, DAVIS C DAYIS- Vlda: Junior, Agrieulfural Educafion. . JOHNNY LEONIDAS-Dlgxgvllleg Freshman, Agriculfural Educaiion. 0 SPURGEON Piper: Junior S 'V Hamnfoni Junior, Agriculfural Educafion. 0 BOB DAY, gophbmore 'A 'i'fo'Tla Y Educalion. 0 H. C. DeBARDELEBEN, Lowndesborogi sophbmore' Ag?-iliTtTUf1TlE:duCa'Ilon. 0 HENDRIX I. DELONEY, Ozark, 5 I ' , . I-'fd ucaf' . J , . Ophpmorel Agncuhural Educaiggz. O AMES PERSHING DELONEY, Ozark, N In , , 5 01 I J , -J 2 '.'?.2i2i'f ' - 7? 1 Q -' is l. I I lg ' , qv. I Q. IL 'A r . ' 3 , ff- 1 .1 I I , lj, 95 , 5' ,Q ,A If' H' . 'Ie . -I I I 1 g., ' V li . JJAVI ,i w ' r, as 5 1 I ' i I tx? 't 'U' 1 ' fl in THIRD ROW: OAKLAND RAY DENNIS, Scoffsborog Freshman, Agricultural Educalion. 0 CLAUDE MILFORD DENSON, Alpha Gamma Rho Lineville So homoro - . 1 P . Agri culfural Education. 0 HORACE DICK, Ashland: Sophomore, Agricullural Educafion. 0 NELL GLENN DICKERT, Gordog Freshman, Home Economics Educalion. 0 BENJAMIN WILLIS DICKEY, Calhoung Freshman, Educaiion. 0 LUTHER HARMON DOUGLAS, Riderwoodg Freshman, Agrizullural Educa- iion. 0 ADDIE HELEN DOUTHIT, Tanner: Junior, Home Economics Educa- fion. 0 GLENN DRAPER, Langdale, Freshman, Educalion. FO U RTH ROW: ALPHUS G. DRIGGERS, Andalusia, Sophomore, Aqriculfural Educalion. 0 JOHN MORGAN DRUARY, Alpha Tau Omega, Fairfaxg Sophomore, Educafion. 0 ALBERT H. DUDLEY, JR., Sealeg Freshman, Educafion. 0 BETTY LOU DUR- HAM, Birmingham, Freshman, Educalion. 0 JANIE MIRIAM EARNEST, Au- burn, Sophomore, Home Economics Education. Q RICHARD AVERY ED- MONDS, Brenfg Freshman, Agriculfural Educafion. 0 DONALD ROBERT ELROD, Cullman, Freshman, Educafion. Q BETH ERNEST, Auburn, Junior, Secondary Educalion. ki Q . 3 C , ,, 2 . I -5 -A 1' - - .1:'?-- 'Ci .1 'il -IEZFT' 0 'Q , VM 1-.. if.. - o ,,,.,, li l .la Tun scuool .QR Q 49 I FIRST ROW: THIRD ROW: WINIFRED PATRICIA ERVIN, Alpha Gamma Delta, Birmingham: Sophomore, Education. 0 BARNEY R. ESTES, Fayetteg Freshman, Agricultural Educa- tlon. 0 WILLARD FARIS, Hamilton, Sophomore, Agricultural Education. 0 EMMA LOU FARRIOR, Fort Deposit, Sophomore, Home Economics Educa- tion. Q OLIN GLENN FIELDS, Sipsey: Sophomore, Agricultural Education. 0 NEWELL HILDRETH FIFE, Gordo, Freshman, Agricultural Education. I SARAH ALICE FINLEY, Haleyvilleg Sophomore, Home Economics Education. 0 CHARLES EMERSON FINNEY, Five Points: Freshman, Education. SECOND ROW: MARION FITCH, Opelika, Sophomore, Secondary Education. g ATTIE ANDERSON FLEMING, Bear Creek: Freshman, Agricultural Education. 0 HOMER LEON FLETCHER, Oakmang Junior, Agricultural Education. Q ELOISE FORE, Natchez, Freshman, Home Economics Education. g FRANCES OLIVIA FORE, Natchez: Junior, Home Economics Education. 0 RALPH FRA. ZIER, Langdale: Junior, Physical Education. 0 ORVAL N. FREDERICK, Fayette, Sophomore, Agricultural Education. Q ROY CURTIS FREDERICK, Hackloburgg Junior, Agricultural Education. MARY SUE FREEMAN, Auburn: Sophomore, Home Economics Education- 0 NELLIE RUTH FULLER, Auburn, Sophomore, Home Economics Education. i O THOMAS CALHOUN GADDY, Stanton, Freshman, Agricultural Education- o PHYLLIS CATHERINE GALVIN, chi omega, Tampa, Fla.: Freshman. Educa- tion. Q VERNELLE GAMBLE, Ozark, Junior, Home Economics ECIUCBHON- 0 SARA NELL WALDING GARCIA, Auburn: Junior, Home Economics Educa- tion. 0 ETHEL GARDINER, Chi Omega, Florence, Junior, Secondary Edu- cation. 0 MARGARET CATHRINE GARY, Comer: Freshman, Home Eco- nomics Education. FOURTH ROW: HOMER SAMUEL GENTRY, Pi Kappa Phi, Tuscaloosa: Junior, Education- 0 BEN TURNER GIBBONS, Deatsvilleg Junior, Agricultural Education. o HAR- RIET W. GIBBONS, Tuscaloosa, Sophomore, Education. 0 EDWARD LEE GIBSON, Enterprise: Sophomore, Secondary Education. 0 J- HERSHEL GILLEY, Cullman: Sophomore, Education. 0 MARGARET ELEANOR Gil-' MORE, Notasulgag Freshman, Education. 9 EDWARD A. GRAY, Shortervillei Freshman, Agricultural Education. 0 ARVIE LOUISE GREEN, Auburn? Soph' omore, Secondary Education. I I1021 X ya : Ol EDUCATION rl' '-1-vw--...f-.,-... , V Y Y I FIRST ROW: 'I SCCQGREEN, Ozark, Freshman, Agricultural Education. 9 W. H. GREGG, oklyan- S0PI10m0fe. Agricultural Education. Q HORACE CLYDE GREG- chni ffj0n5Sophorl1ore. Agricultural Education. O DAVID REESE GRIFFIN Thought' unlorr A9flCuIturaI Education. I JOHN DOUTHIT GRIFFIN, JR. .pmn-Y-JJ'1 'Of- Agricultural Educafion. Q Bessie HOLMES snoss, Pep- ' ,Wigan Elemefzarv Eaucarion. Q WILLIAM ABNER euNreR,-'En- I Omore, gricultural Ed t' , DORIS EL 'l. wood: Sophomore, -Education. uca lon . AINE GUY' Hd secoun now. DREW P MARIoNRGELEH':L.E' Besfemefi Junior, Agricultural Education. 0 OTHO THOMAS HALCMXSCO CIIYI Freshman, Agricultural Education. 0 CLIFTON ELEANOR HAMRI RK- Glen Allen, Freshman, Agricultural Education. 0 , EDWARD HARBNCK'-J?speri JUHlOr, Elementary Education. 0 LOUIE ,EENCE THOMAsIhAWrnfreldg Freshman, Agricultural Education. 0 CLAR- ,OWEN HARPER Ea FKINS' GadSdeng Freshman, Education. Q HENRY IIBARNARD HAIRR S Tallasseei Sophomore, Agricultural Education. 0 J. ' ELLSON' Crossvmei S0Phomore, Agricultural Education. I I 3 I I I , , I I gh-rar 2 54? 4. -ag I f -an TSR 3.3 , -B I X 4 THIRD ROW: JOHN CLEVELAND HART, Andalusia, Sophomore, Agricultural Education. 0 LUELLA A. HASELTON, Jamaica, Freshman, Physical Education. 0 EARL ALBERT HAWKINS, Dora: Sophomore, Agricultural Education. 0 KERNIE HAWKINS, Auburn, Junior, Physical Education. Q OTIS JAMES HAWKINS, Dora, Sophomore, Agricultural Education. 9 FRANCES HUGH HAY, Alpha Gamma Delta, Fayette: Sophomore, Education. 0 JAMES MOTON HEARN, JR., Orrvilleg Freshman, Agricultural Education. 0 WINIFRED GRIGGS HEIDENREICH, Chi Omega, La Grange, Ga.: Sophomore, Elementary Edu- cation. FO U RTH ROW: BOYD M. HENDERSON, Millportp Freshman, Agricultural Education. Q RALPH EARNEST HENRY, Hetling Freshman, Agricultural Education. 0 MARTHA EVELYN HICKS, Kappa Delta, Camp Hillg Sophomore, Home Economics Edu- cation. 0 MARY EMMA HICKS, Alberta: Sophomore, Home Economics Education. Q WILBUR CLARENCE HIGH, Camp Hill, Freshman, Agricul- tural Education. 0 MIRIAM HIGHNOTE, Phi Omega Pi, Columbus, Ga., Sophomore, Secondary Education. 0 McARTHUR HINES, Darlington, Junior, Agricultural Education. 0 JOHN MCGEHEE HINSON, Centre: Junior, Agri- cultural Education. ' do rs ,. 1' if 4. , I --,A Y. J' :TH YN? . .1 ' fp? gif' Tr - 51.4-. l'- 2 fi 'B -1.3.1,-1,33 2. - X , , llll SCHOOL - --... -......, 4 l I rosy: '?I 7f'i gf?-151 ... Iwi? W , ?.Z.'.,, W p if Tj ffg! , an - 10 9 gtffil NR I 'fl 3-' J. L I l if , , I , g J , 4 V- . I fe I I 'I I i . sl I 49 I 3 it . .1 A EU, V V1 ,Q 1 l li . ' 1 I I I . g I I' I 1 .ss fs- se A '- A i . FIRST ROW: THIRD ROW: MARIBETH HODGES, Auburn, Junior, Elementary Education. 0 EARL MON- ROE HODSON, Moulton, Junior, Education. 0 DAN HERREN HOLLO- WAY, Tallasseeg Sophomore, Education. Q PAUL BURTON HOLLEY, Pisgah: Sophomore, Agricultural Education. 0 MARTHA LINN HOLLIS, Fayette: Freshman, Education. Q TOL HENDERSON HOLLIS, Guin, Junior, Agricultural Education. 0 ETHAN C. HOLT, Brilliant, Freshman, Agricultural Education. Q ELETHA IRENE HOWARD, Rogersvilleg Freshman, Home Eco- nomics Education. SECOND ROW: CHARLIE CARROLL HUBBARD, Montgomery, Freshman, Agricultural Education. O WILLIAM ORENE HUDGINS, Albertville, Sophomore, Agricultural Educa- tion. 0 EVERETT L. HUDSON, Jasper, Junior, Agricultural Education. Q THOMAS ALEXANDER HUGHES, Red Bay, Sophomore, Agricultural Education. 0 DOROTHY VIRGINIA HURST, Zeta Delta, Leeds, Junior, Home Economics Education. Q WILLIAM BRUCE HUTTO, Oakmang Junior, Agricultural Edu- cation. 0 LEWIS FREDERICK INMAN, Union Springs, Sophomore, Second- ary Education. Q WOODROW T. S - ' Education. I OM, Hodges, Sophomore, Agricultural lf104fI LEON Mccono JACKSON, Deatsvilleg Freshman, Educafian. o ME'-VIN O. JACKSON, Douglas, Junior, Agricultural Education. 0 SARA ELLEN JACKSON, Auburn: Sophomore, Home Economics Education. O HAROLD JACOBS, Delta Sigma Phi, Bessemer, Freshman, Education. O Wll-HAM FRANK JENKINS, Bangor: Freshman, Agricultura' Education. 0 DOROTHY JOHNSON, O'zarkg Freshman, Home Economics Education. O REBA FRANCES JOHNSON, Mount Hope, Junior, Home Economics Education. 0 JOE L. JONES, Cedar Bluff, Freshman, Agricultural Education. FO U RTH ROW: OLEN EVERETT JONES, Vernon, Sophomore, Agricultural Education. 0 RU' BEN S. JONES, Coffee Springs: Freshman, Agricultural Education. 0 THOMAS HIXON JONES, Valley Head: Freshman, Agricultural Education. 0 J- B' JORDAN, McKenzieg Freshman, Agricultural Education. 0 JAMES W. JO.R- DAN, Roanokeg Sophomore, Education. 0 RUFUS EDGAR JORDAN, Eclectlcg Sophomore, Agricultural Education. Q EUGENE KARR, Millerviilei Soph' omore, Agricultural Education. 0 JAMES A. KAY, Lacey's spring: Sopho' more, Agricultural Education. . Q N -- .053 r.. t V . I I r s F . I I I- 9 L Y 6 Y l U I I . 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MCGAUGHY, Montevallo, Sophomore, Agricultural Education. 0 NEIL ENNIS MCGOWEN, Empire, Junior, Secondary Education. 0 EDGAR LEON McGRAW, Anderson, Sophomore, Agricultural Education. Q ANDREW MCLAIN, Salem, Junior, Education. SECOND ROW: JOE FLOYD McMANUS, Wedowee, Sophomore, Agricultural Education. 0 ROBERT SAMUEL McMlLLAN, Stockton, Junior, Agricultural Education. I WOODROW W. MCNAIR, Union Springs, Sophomore, Agricultural Edu- CGIION- 0 CHARLES W. MCNUTT, Hanceville, Sophomore, Agricultural Edu- cation. 0 MARY VIRGINIA MCWHORTER, Chi Omega, Huntsville, Sophomore, i'Ff d5fY Educaf-en. o KENNETH BRUCE MADDOX, Foyonog Sophomore grncultural Education. Q CECIL OWEN MANER, Falkville, Freshman, Agri: cultural Education. 0 CLIFTON ODELL MANN New Ho J ' . P91 U , A '- cultural Education. mor gn THOMAS ELSWORTHY MANN, New Hope, Freshman, Agricultural Education. 0 THOMAS ALTON MARKHAM, Hamilton, Junior, Agricultural Education. 0 MARY BETH MARSHALL, Ozark, Sophomore, Home Economics' Educa- tion. 0 HAZEL GARDNER MEADOWS, Salem, Junior, Home Economics Edu- cation. Q MARY FRANCES MEADOWS, Smith's Station, Freshman, Se:ondary Education. Q VIRGINIA METCALF, Enterprise, Freshman, Home Economics Education. 0 GERALD CLEVELAND MIDDLETO'N, Hawthorn, Freshman, AQVI' cultural Education. FOU RTH ROW: MAMIE KATE MITCHELL, Theta Upsilon, Headland, Junior, Education. .0 HELEN VIRGINIA MOATES, Kappa Delta, Enterprise, Junior, Home Economics Education. Q MARION MONTGOMERY, Moulton, Sophomore, AgriCUlfUfaI Education. 0 MAYS ELLIOTT MONTGOMERY, Vincent, Sophomore, Educa- tion. 0 FRANK THOMAS MOORE, Lambda Chi Alpha, Elfers, Fla., Junior. Agricultural Education. Q HERBERT LOUIS MORGAN, Birmingham! Fresh- man, Agricultural Education. 0 R. 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I FIRST ROW: THOMAS CLARENCE PERRY, Glen Allen, Sophomore, Agricultural Education. 0 IRMA GLADYS PHILLIPS, Wadleyg Freshman, Home Economics Education. 0 NATHAN LAMAR PHILLIPS, Alpha Gamma Rho, Butler, Freshman, Agri- cultural Education. O MALCOLM HOYT PICKENS, Mount Hopeg Sopho- more, Agricultural Education. Q SAM PIERCE, Equality, Junior, Agricul- tural Education. Q JOHN EDWIN PITTMAN, Enterprise: Freshman, Agricul- tural Education. 0 THEOPHILUS HAROLD PITTMAN, Auburn: Freshman, Agri- cultural Education. Q JESSE LEE PORTER, Alpha Gamma Rho, Foleyg Junior, Agricultural Education. A . I 719: 'ho at 1 .. 14 . -any -Q0 , .as viii 7 QW THIRD ROW: OLA FARISS PRICKETT, Auburn: Sophomore, Home Economics Education. 0 PAUL Mc. W. PRUITT, Alpha Gamma Rho, Cedar Blutfg Junior, Agri- cultural Education. Q ROBERT ERWIN RAMEY, Pi Kappa Alpha, Akron: Junior, Agricultural Education. Q WALLACE F. RASBERRY, Fayette: Junior, Agricultural Education. 0 SEALE W. RAY, Garland, Freshman, Agricultural Education. Q JAMES WILLIAM RAYFIELD, Sylacaugag Freshman, Agricultural Education. Q JOHN HENRY REAL, Detroit: Sophomore, Agricultural Educa- tion. Q OWEN W. REEDER, Alpha Gamma Rho, Falkvilleg Junior, Agricul- tural Education. SECOND ROW: FOURTH ROW: WALTER TURNER PORTER, Lexington: Junior, Agricultural Education. Q VAL- Economics Education. 0 CECIL JUDSON Q THOMAS RAY ERA PORTER, Lexington, Freshman, Vocational Home O EDNA EARLE POSEY, Lanettg Freshman, Education. POUNCEY, Wadleyg Freshman, Agricultural Education. POWELL, Andalusia: Freshman A ricultural Education. Q MARVIN COY . 9 PRATT, Altoona, Sophomore, Agricultural Education. Q Reform, Freshman, Agricultural Education. Q MARY Sophomore, Physical Education. JAMES BOYD PRICE, RUTH PRICE, Decatur, lf108J JAMES ALBERT REYNOLDS, Warm Springs, Ga.: Freshman, Education. 0 EDGAR LATHAM RHODES, Summerdaleg Freshman, Agricultural Educa- tion. Q ELBERT MARVIN RHODES, Summerdaleg Junior, Agricultural Edu- cation. 0 ARTHUR T. RICE, JR., Fort Payne, Freshman, Agricultural Educa- tion. 0 BESSIE BELLE RICE, Auburng Junior, Home Economics Education. 0 GEORGE ALEENE RICE, Gadsden: Junior, Home Economics Education. 9 CAROLYN RICH, Phi Omega Pi, Bainbridge, Ga.: Junior, Physical Edu- cation. 0 SYBIL RICHARDSON, Theta Upsilon, Auburn, Junior, Elementary Education. ,X 4452, .nw W J. D-,. kv sw- 'V ' 1 TYR xl I 1 it f+- fa fi? ' :1:1vl 4Z I 'IMD ,ann us -av Ur 0 O., , .n www vlmrn uw .-,.,, 1 1vr,...,1. ..f--mmm-vw-+ Y .11 ., el-11: , , n r N ,,l,.y 14 .-. mn U 4 w 41 .nn wr alvxnv- W Hg up pq w -rw--my 1 ,1.,:, 4 ..,. -lun W1 'QM Km. V . IHESCIIOOI fa . he v 1 4 . - --:-ISF:-- uri? I 1-Q . E GX f 'f-I '7 , V4 ,Q 'LJ 5 .37 4 f , - .ii --ii' ch. k ,-,.,,,,.al fi -P! 1 ' fu I ii 4 ua y .sl s f , , 1 2 .f , I I 1 , EJ .'Sl' ,,,, -on 'Q AM Nu-r 1 I1 G '-'T gg I '15 1 J . Nz... I XX x FIRST ROW: THIRD ROW: J. FLOYD SMITH, Winfield: Junior, Secondary Education. 0 JULIA MAC SMITH, Comer: Junior, Vocational Home Economics Education. 0 MARVIN M. SMITH, Cullman: Sophomore, Agricultural Education. Q RUSSELL THOMAS SMITH, Mount Hope: Junior, Agricultural Education. 0 JESSE ELLIS SNEAD, Altoona: Sophomore, Education. 0 DORIS INEZ SNELLINGS, Theta Upsilon, Phenll City: Junior, Home Economics Education. 0 LAMAR N. SPEAKE, Hartselle: Freshman, Agricultural Education. SECOND ROW: JAMES H. STAGGERS, Fort Deposit: Junior, Agricultural Education. 0 DALE STANFORD, Guin: Sophomore, Agricultural Education. 0 LESLIE ST. CLAIR. New Market: Junior, Agricultural Education. Q HERMON FLOYD STEPHENSON, Mount Hope: Freshman, Agricultural Education. 0 ALTON ARRIS STEWART, Spring Garden: Sophomore, Agricultural Education. il JOHN JULIUS STILL, Haleyville: Junior, Agricultural Education. 0 ALICE KOLEEN STONE, Lineville: Sophomore, Vocational Home Economics Educa- tion. 0 BEBE STONE, Chi Omega, Decatur: Junior Education. HENRIEITA INEZ STORY, Opelika: Freshman, Home Economics Education. 0 SAM HENRY STRICKLAND, Albertville: Sophomore, Agricultural ECIUCHTIOU- O E. R. STRICKLAND, JR., Cullman: Freshman, Agricultural Education. 0 EDSEL FORD SUBLETT, Athens: Freshman, Agricultural Education. Q ARCHIE W. SULLIVAN, Hodges: Freshman, Agricultural Education. I JACK RUSSELL TANNER, Dora: Sophomore, Agricultural Education. Q SARAH MARGARET TANT, Auburn: Junior, Physical Education. O ANN ODELLE TATUM, KBPPG Delta, Opelika: Junior, Secondary Education. FOU RTH ROW: I 1101 R. L. TAYLOR, Bladon Springs: Sophomore, Agricultural Education. 0 THURSTON H. TAYLOR, Douglas, Ga.: Freshman, Physical Education. 0 THOMAS EDWARD TENNANT, Wedowee: Freshman, Agricultural Education. O ALBE VIRGIL THOMAS, Rockford: Junior, Agricultural Education. 0 EVELYN EDWINA THO-MAS, Opelika: Sophomore, Home Economics Education. 0 EUGENE THOMLEY, Cottonwood: Sophomore, Agricultural Education. 0 J. REED THOMPSON, Clanton: Sophomore, Agricultural Education. FIRST HAR NIU! ELIZ H. I ELLI FARI WIN- SECOB JA UN BRI NEL VAB 3 VA I Sig I son I ' ' ' -'- ' ' ' ' ' .fx.'s.,-c'.- fs,-Ms.,-.,r--,-,v-.--v-....-.----- - ' - ' w Vi 1 r Ol EDUCATION 5354 : uv 1-ii , 'X :via er 3 3 L 2. F58 -8 1 ar r I il' I ' II- be I fi I 1 l FIRST ROW: THIRD ROW: HAROLD B. THORNHILL, Wetumpka: Junior, Agricultural Education. 0 JU- NIUS E. THORPE, Millerville: Junior, Agricultural Education. 0 LILLIAN ELIZABETH THROWER, Hefling Sophomore, Home Economics Education. 0 H. HAMLIN TIPPINS, Auburn: Junior, Agricultural Education. 0 JAMES ELLIS TOWNSEND, Vina: Freshman, Agricultural Education. O MARVIN FARRIS TRAPP, Arkadelphia: Sophomore, Agricultural Education. Q CONDRED WINFORD TUBB, Ensley: Freshman, Agricultural Education. SECOND ROW: TUCKER, Selma: Junior, Education. 0 THOMAS WRIGHT BRHTON OIOD. Summerdale: Sophomore, Agricultural Education. 0 GEORGE NELL VANPTAIN. Nevr Hope: Freshman, Agricultural Education. 0 MARTHA VANN E N. Abbeville: Junior, Education. 0 MAURICE TALMAGE VAN PM-TVS. Freshman, Agricultural Education. 0 RICHARD ARTHUR sigma ch. N. Pepperoni Sophomore, edooorion. e THOMAS J. vENrREss, SON Phil- Claytong. Freshman, Agricultural Education. 0 MARTHA DAVID- ' ' Om99a PI, Hartselle: Sophomore, Home Economics Education. CHARLES BRYANT VICKERY, Excel: Junior, Agricultural Education. 0 WM. WILSON VICKERY, Flomaton: Sophomore, Education. 0 MERRELL VINSON. Louisville: Freshman, Agricultural Education. Q EDWARD LEE WADDELL, Rogersvilleg Junior, Agricultural Education. 0 FAY WOODROW WALDROP, Union Grove: Junior, Agricultural Education. O MORGAN WALLACE, Hodges: Sophomore, Agricultural Education. Q MARGARET ANN WALLIS, Alpha Gamma Delta, Sylacauga: Freshman, Secondary Education. O HAROLD WHITTEN WARREN, Alexander City: Freshman, Agricultural Education. FOU RTH ROW: EUGENE PINKNEY WATSON, Alexandria: Freshman, Agricultural Educa- tion. 0 LILA MAE WATTERS, Kappa Delta, Selma: Sophomore, Education. Q BENJAMIN I. WEATHERLY, Pine Hill: Freshman, Agricultural Education. 0 CHALMUS WEATHERS, Alpha Gamma Rho, Boaz: Junlor, Agricultural Education. 0 ALVA TAYLOR WEBB, La Fayette: Junior, Agricultural Educa- tion. Q THAD THOMAS WEBSTER, Auburn: Junior, Agricultural Education. 0 S. V. WEST, Double Springs: Sophomore, Agricultural Education. 1 If . an 7' 1 1 I ' 1 I ' 71 I ' ': an t . ini scuooi or ' I D u c A I I 0 N I ,, A 0 1 . , '4 I MW! fl as ,gl .ZNJ3 '53 ,-All W Hi . FIRST ROW: THIRD ROW: LILLIE BEULAH WHATLEY, Opelika: Junior, Secondary Education. 0 ARCHIE W. WHITE, Jemisong Agricultural Education. Q ARNOLD S. WHITE, Jamison: Freshman, Agricultural Education. 0 JESSIE WHITTLE, Burkevilleg Junior, Elementary Education. 0 JAMES BRUCE WHARTON, Gadsden, Soph- omora, Agricultural Education. 0 ALTON BASCOM WILLIAMS, Andalusia' Sophomore, Agricultural Education. Q AUGUSTA GARLAND WILLIAMS Winfield, Junior, Agricultural Education. SECOND ROW: GRADY WILLIAMS, JR., Clanton: Freshman, Agricultural Education. 0 RALPH LELDON WILLIAMS, Blanton, Junior, Secondary Education. Q THOMAS CARSON WILLIAMS, Maplesville' Freshman, Agricultural Education. THOM - 0 AS M- WILLIAMS. Cenffe: Sophomore. Education. o A. WILLARD WILLIAMSON LOYD WILLIAMSON, Bankstong Freshman, Agricultural Education. 0 ROBERT L. WILSON, Auburn, Sophomore, Education. 0 ULAY KING WISE, McCul- lough: Junior, Agricultural Education. Q MANSEL WOLF. Wilwnvilleg Junior, Agricultural Education. 0 JOE R. WOOD, Montevallog Junior, EduCBIl0D- 0 WILLIAM OTTIS WOOD, Hackleburgg Junior, Agricultural Education. 0 THOMAS ANDREW WOOLLEY, Columbiana, Sophomore, Education. 0 HOW' ARD SYDNEY WORTHINGTON, Alpha Gamma Rho, Falkvilleg 50Ph0m9 e- Agricultural Education. FOU RTH ROW: TED R. WRIGHT, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Birmingham, Junior, Physical Education. 0 BARNEY C. YATES, JR., Wadleyg Freshman, Agricultural Education. T- E. T. YORK, JR., Valley Head, Freshman, Agricultural Education. 0 OSVI Ex I. F h . , YORK, Foleyg Freshman, Agricultural Education. 0 DAVID ENNIS YOUNG: S 41- 5 mai'-D EdUCGl'0'1- 0. BYRON BERNICE WILLIAMSON. Pine Apple: Mount Hope: Junior, Agricultural Education. 0 GUS WILSON YOUNG. Graham- A4zL::m0g. AiHCl:.ltural Education. 0 JEANINE WILLIAMSON, Chi Omega, Sophomore, Agricultural Education. Q WILLIAM JACKSON YOUNG- Dawsoni 0. G-. ru man, Education. Sophomore, Agricultural Education. I 1121 S JINKLEHEIMER From Dean info Chairman of +l1e Governing Board and baclr, Dean John Jenkins Wilmore came 'lo A. P. l. as insfrucfor in Mechanical Arfs. Twenfy years' service broughi' +l1e deanship and ils worries. Sfring quar+e+er af Pur- due, Jinlclel1eimer Wilmore sfill enioys classical music. Member Board of Direcfors of The ASME. Newcomen Sociefy, and Tau Bela Pi. SCHOOL OE ENGINEERING Of slip-Sficks and shopg calculus and calculahons, handbooks and headaches. 96 L Tenant Cornell explains Th or svfnnv nvnn-Hnmznn Q 5 w ill ks To Carl Hicks . . . The Texfile lads aT work . . . Some Senior Engineers of noTe: Ted Chiles, Texfile . . . Tom Payne, Mechani The insTiTuTion oT an Engineer's Seminar-wiTh aTTendance required oT each and every one oT The one Thousand-odd engineering sTudenTs in ThaT school-high- lighTed The year's progress during The year. l.ecTures by ouTsTanoling engineers and inclusTrialisTs gave insTrucTion and ideas To The engineers. Dawson Mullen, colonel oT The engineer's RCTC regimenT, headed The Engineer's Council in iTs embryo year. The TirsT Engineer's Day oT conTesTs, Tun and Trolic was climaxed wiTh a gala ball. New meThods oT regisTraTion, insTalled lasT year on a Trial basis, were declared successful and conTinued This year. The newly Tormecl Civil AviaTion AuThoriTy locaTed one oT iTs divisions aT A. P. l. under The supervision oT The aeronauTical engi- neering deparTmenT and TwenTy sTudenTs were TaughT To Tly aT governrnenT expense. Radio eguipmenT donaTed by STaTion WSFA increased The Tield oT insTrucTioniand pracTice in The elecTrical deparTmenT oT The school. P' Opposile page: J. E. Hannum, assisl- anf dean of Engineering: Charles R. Hixon, head professor of Mechanical Enginecringg Thomas M. Lowe, head professor of Civil Engineering: E. W. Camp, head professor oi Texlile Engi- neering. isqfg The inlroduclion of Seminar for Engi- neers llwis year broughl many oulsland- ing induslrialisls fo Auburn for lcclurex on llwoir parficular fields. Lcll: Mr. Comer look olf his coal and lolcl llmm all. I' wgxx ' ELA! Bon Scarbrouqh, Civil . . . The inlricaciox ol rho Elec Lab . . . Mochanicalx at work on fha Diesel . . . more Mech Lab . . . xhip comm in , B-I X-'li Q .-.35 .3'e.,1 , fs . k .r -:gp T' 1 .,, ig, L. ,, ., 'IH E SC H 0 0l , u.,..., - -- A - A - .--.-.-.......,-',f,- :.- I , I E i fha A ! 13 'asa -.sq T .ffl fl., ji f ILM... .L....L4.J . L-. L . 'V I 1 .1 I e . u . S 'ln , v , , . . , , g ' ,f J i, I A. P , ..4 ky ...il , .JST f aiY ' x . L l I 3.9 ' Q r V., I-an V .R S3 T lllal ff HIST R 0 W O OCARL ADAMSON, LOUIS ALDRIDGE, ELMER ALMQUIST, OTEY ANDERSON, ROBERT ARMSTRONG, ROBERT AVERY, HARRY BAILEY, STARLING BAKER. SECOND R 0 W 0 O PORTER BARNES, FRED BASS, ROBERT BEAN, OSCAR BERNEY, LAFAYETTE BLEDSOE, WILLIAM BOGGS, MURRAY BRADLEY, FRANK BREWER. r . ' ii .7 V b K ,R ,,,, , , ,, .,. . ,, .L ,.. .....-.- .M H.. -,.--....,'-e.-...,-1...-fe. ' ' 2: iv- H-.1 0 CARL EDWIN ADAMSON, 2 fb E, Birmingham: Civil Engineering. 0 LOUIS ROLLINS ALDRIDGE, JR., 2 X, Columbus, Ga., Civil Engineering: Spades, Tau Beta Pip Chi Epsilon: Omicron Delta Kappa, Scabbard and Blade: Vice-President, Engineering Student Council, Publications Board: Who's Whoqyv in American Universities. 0 ELMER HUGO ALMQUIST, JR., A T SZ, Columbia, Mo.: Mechanicala I Engineering, Tau Beta Pig Blue Keyg Scabbard and Blade: Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities. . 0 OTEY ANDERSON, Uniontown: Textile Engineering: Phi Psi, Lieutenant, R. O. T. C. O ROBERT H. ARMSTRONG, 2 A E, Birmingham, Mechanical Engineering, Spades, Omicron Delta Kappa: Tau Beta Pig Scabbard and Blade: Polo: Fencing: Business Mgr., Auburn Plainsmang Who's Who in American ' Universities. 0 ROBERT MARVIN AVERY, La Grange, Ga.: Electrical Engineering. 0 HARRY THOMPSON BAILEY, rr K A, Huntsville: Mechanical Engineering. 4 STARLING WALKER RBAKERW 1 Ensleyg Mechanical Engineering. 0 PORTER INGRAM BARNES, JR., A T SZ, Savannah, Ga.: Mechanical Enqlneering. 0 FRED LEE BASS, JR., A Z fb, Birmingham: Mechanical Engineering.l O ROBERT , LEWIS BEAN, Mobile: Mechanical Engineering. 0 OSCAR ROBERT BERNEY, 2 A E, Birmlnghamf . Aeronautical Engineering. 0 LAFAYETTE FELIX BLEDSOE, Langdale, Mechanical Engineering: Tau Beta I Pig A. S. M. E. 0 WILLIAM M. BOGGS, Selma: Electrical Engineering, Tau Kappa Alpha, Eta Kappa Nu, Open Forum Club: l. R. C.: A. I. E. E. 0 MURRAY F. BRADLEY, A T Q, Montgomery: Industrial I Engineering. 0 FRANK GROVER BREWER, JR., Birmingham: Electrical Engineering. E ROLLINS ALDRIDGE I 'ffji ' , 3 .fr ' ,J :fl X Na XX Q X I I .1 fi A1 3 ,I .. 1 .XJ ak .pie .ij l ' ' W- A ' ' ' ' '.IN-1 -..f'C'--'C 'l--'n, '4J'xr',,Q.v1vb wrvr--4-ep-pqvqtq ' ' 0 l EllG IN EE RIIlG I ,fav 1 i 1 0 CLYDE H. BROWN, JR., S ll, Blrmlngham: Mechanlcal Englneerlngg lnler-Fralernlty Councllg A. S. M. E.: Polo Club. 0 ROBERT S. BROWN, Monlgomery: Mechanical Englneerlng. 0 FRANK SHOBEL BRUSH, ll K A, Blrmlnghamg Eleclrlcal Englneerlng. 0 PAUL MURRAY BRYANT, Birmingham, Mechanlcal Englneerlngg Tau Bela Pl. I EDWARD STOREY BUCHANAN, K A, Newman, Ga.: Mechanlcal Englneerlng. 0 HARRY MARSHALL BURNS, Blrmlnghamg Mechanlcal Englneerlngg A. S. M. E. 0 HARRY LEONARD BUSH, Auburn: Texllle Englneerlngg Phl Psl. 0 ROBERT GIFFORD CAMPBELL, A E 4, Blrmlngham: Elechlcal Englneerlng. 0 G. W. CANTRELL, Lanehg Texllle Englneerlngg A Club. 0 WILLIAM BROOKS CARROLL, A Y 'lk Blrmlnghamg Eleclrlcal Englneerlngg Tau Bela Pig Ela Kappa Nug Presldenl, Y. M. C. A.: Treasurer, A. l. E. E.: C. A. A. Tralnlng. e FRANK WARD CAYCE, 12 X, Birmlnghamg Mechanical Englneerlngg Blue Keyg Scabbard and Blade: Presldenl, A. S. M. E. 0 FRANK BENJAMIN CHAPPELL, K E, Allcevllleg Mechanical Englneerlng. O JOHN ELLIS CHESNUT, K 2.1, Geylesvlllez Texlila Englneerlngg Tau Beta Plg Phi Pnl. 0 TED WILSON CHILES, Il K A, Alberlvilleg Texllle Englneerlnqg Phi Pnl: Scabbard and Blade, Execullve Cabinet. 0 WILLIAM A. COCHRAN, JR., I II, Bessemer: Elecfrlcal Englneerlng. 0 GEORGE JAMES COLEMAN, ll K 4-, Daytona Beach, Fla.: Mechanical Englnoerlng. ELMER ALMQUIST 1 HRST D 0 W 0 O CLYDE BROWN, ROBERT BROWN, FRANK BRUSH, PAUL BRYANT, EDWARD BUCHANAN, HARRY BURNS, HARRY BUSH, ROBERT CAMPBELL. SECOND R 0 W O 0 GETER CANTRELL WILLIAM CARROLL, FRANK CAYCE, FRANK CHAPPELL, JOHN CHESNUT, TED CHILES, WlLLlAM COCHRAN, GEORGE COLEMAN. A wr rf- ' -L' , . gf I I I J' .Z' -3 l HRSI ROW JO HN DABBS, R O 0 JAMES COWEN, OBERT DEES, WILLIAM DULION, JULIAN EDGE, TED ELLIS, WILLIAM FARRIOR. S I ECOND OWHWWW. THOMAS FRANKLIN, DAN FRIEL, GEORGE GARRETT, VASCO GEER, HUGH GRUNDMANN, FRANK GUNTER. I ' ' ' ' I-lf. I I 1 ur .rl : I I f ' Sf ' ff N fl, I ' I . n 1 1 'F . I 0 JAMES WILLIAM COWEN, Elba: Elecfrical Engineering: Eta Kappa Nu. 0 JOHN NEWTON DABBS, Bessemer: Mechanical Engineering: Spades: Scabbard and Blade: Tau BeI'a Pi: Omicron Della Kappa: Engineer's Council: Who's Who in American Universities. 0' ROBERT WILLIAM DEES, 1'l K A, Greenville: Civil Engineering: Tau Befa Pi: Chi Epsilon: A. S. C. E.: Engineer's Council. WILLIAM EDWARD DULION, Birmingham: Induslrial Engineering. 0 JULIAN D. EDGE, 2 II, Columbus, Ga.: Mechanical Engineering. 0 TED WILSON ELLIS, Forl' Payne: Eleclrical Engineering: Efa Kappa Nu. 0 WILLIAM OWEN FARRIOR, For? Deposif: Aeronaufical Engineering. O HOWARD L. FOSHEE, JR., Montgomery: Mechanical Engineering: A. S. M. E. 0 THOMAS HARRISON FRANKLIN, Lehigh: Eleclrical Engineering. 0 DAN FRIEL, Auburn: lnduslrial Engineering. 0 GEORGE COUNCIL GARRETT, 2 II, Midland, Ga.: Mechanical Engineering. ,O I VASCO RUDOLPH GEER, Mobile: Civil Enqlneering. 0 HUGH SMITH GRUNDMANN, Birmingham: Aeronaufical Engineering. O FRANK BEASLEY GUNTER, Phenix Cily: Eleclrical Engineering: Tau Bela Pi: Efa Kappa Nu: Maior, R. O. T. C.: Vice-Presidenf, Efa Kappa Nu: Secrelary, A. I. E. E.: Track. BOB ARMSTRONG .fi 3 1 5'fi'fN if X N 5. N iii ii I BN i X x X X I .. X is M -4 :Y if rx N xiii-A I 1- 2 S2 -z . . Y, Ixus Sg ferl' 3, -.il 3: W ' 21. i. ali.. 'E igiif Mk 12,21 E5 0 I EllG IN EE RIIIG 4? I FRENCH FRED GUNTER, II K -lf, Talladega: Texllle Englneerlng. 0 JAMES HAROLD HARPER, Concord: Aeronautical Engineering: Tau Beta Pl. 0 JAMES DeWlTT HARRIS, Vidalia, Ga.: Mechanical Englnlorlng. I CHARLES A. HAUPT, Elberla: Texflle Englneerlng: PIII Psi. 0 ROBERT EDWARD HEATHCOTE, E N, Greal Neck, N. Y.: Texllle Englneerlng: Phl Pxl: Tau Bela PI. I EDGAR E. HENDRIX, JR., Concord, N. C.: Mechanlcal Engineering. 0 ERNEST WHATLEY HIGGINS, E X, Columbus, Ga.: Eleclrlcal Englneerlng. 0 LANG R. HIXON, Parole: Civil Engineering: A. S. C. E. O JAMES CLIFFORD HOGG, La Grange, Ga.: Elecirlcal Englneerlng. 0 ORLANDO MARTIN HOLLAND, Whifinsvllle, Mau.: Clvll Englneerlng: Chl Epsilon: Band, I, 2, 3, 4: Auburn Players: A. S. C. E.: Englneer's Council. 0 GORDON HOOD, -l- A 0, Gadsden: Eleclrical Engineering. o ELTON P. HULSEY, Odenville: Texllle Engineerlng. O JAMES PALLISER IRVINE, 0 X, Worcester, Mau.: Mechanical Englneerlng: Alpha Phl Omega: A. S. M. E. 0 T. J. JACKSON, 22 N, Auburn: Texlile Engineering: Phl Pal. JOHNNY DABBS HRSI Q 0 I I e e FRENCH sumsn, Mmes HARPER, Jmss Hmus, if P' CHARLES HAUPT, ROBERT HEATHCOTE, EDGAR HENDRIX, ERNEST HIGGINS. SECOND R 0 W O 0 LANG HIXON, JAMES HOGG, ORLANDO HOLLAND, GORDON HOOD, ELTON HULSEY, JAMES IRVINE, THOMAS JACKSON. 1 eng? 1'l n nf' - :- -.7'- - 1- ' - n ini scuooi I I I W. 1 ,I 'v ..,. M1 , n -4 l 3 A J l , A I 7 . fl 1 ' in I Q2 X xl HIST Q 0 W 0 0 HENLEY JONES. WALTER JONES, ED KEITH, FELIX KEY, WILLIAM KIDD, HULETT KING, WILLIAM KNIGHT. SECOND R 0 I I 0 0 GEORGE KNOPF, FRED LAMB, WILLIAM LASETER, CHARLES LINDSEY, ROBERT MCADORY, THOMAS McCAlN, BENJAMIN McCARY. X rg, JFS 0 F. HENLEY JONES, Birmingham: Civil Engineering. 0 WALTER BRITT JONES, E IT, Eufaulag Mechanical Engineering. 0 ED GORDON KEITH, 9 X, Birmingham, Eleclrical Engineering. 0 FELIX MANUEL KEY, Corona: Elecfrical Engineering. 0 WILLIAM ZACHARIAH KIDD, JR., Annisfon: Mechanical Engineering. 0 HULETT LASSETER KING, Hunlsvilleg Texfile Engineering: Phi Psi. 0 WILLIAM CHARLES KNIGHT, Andalusia: Texfile Engineering, Blue Key, Tau Bela Pi: Phi Psi. 0 GEORGE STANBURY KNOPF, A T Q, Birmingham, Aeronautical Engineering. 0 FRED LAMB, Fairfaig Electrical Engineering. 0 WILLIAM HENDERSON LASETER, Tl K A, Monlgomeryg Mechanical Engineer' ing. 0 CHARLES WESLEY LINDSEY, 9 X, Elbag lnduslrial Engineering. 0 ROBERT D. K. MCADORY Birmingham, Electrical Engineering. 0 THOMAS C. McCAlN, JR., Birmingham, Texlile Engineering. 0 BENJAMIN CLYDE MCCARY, JR., A 2 fb, Birmingham, Mechanical Engineering. FRANK CAYCE F ' . C1- W, ,,, ,.,,,,, , ,FV 1 the f ff 55 Z3 W W 4. I V 4 f ' ...T - '59' S -N Qf X X X X ee Q X X . . e X3 N3- Y- eggs. X. XXX Q . ZW? if WEN .f L-:M-. , aw 1. sexy 33.532 ,Ng I -z... egg-. , fgfem., ' 2 'li 'ldxg tv1.lrQrQ'v' vgigtbiit 141, I . , 'I 14 .f, . ... . , 1 I ' 'hy A L QL-, ' ' ' I VY ' I . N- I-.. 2. -.'- WET- ' '.,f xt ,, Y 1 - ' 0 l EPIG IN EL RIIIG 1 I l I l l 2 1 I .,.o ...Ex Q ... g -4 0 JOHN K. McCOLLOUGH, Montgomery: Mechanlcal Englneerlng. 0 AQUILLA B. McCOY, Elmore: lndusIrIaI Englneerlng. O WILLIAM L. McCULLOCH, I1 K A, Hunhvilleg Mechanical Englneer- Ing. I ARCHIE McGILLIVRAY, A T 0, Blrrnlnghamg Eleclrlcal Englnearlngg Alpha Phi Omega: A. I. E. E. O ALEX FULTON McKENZlE, JR., Lay Dam: Aeronaulical Enqlneerlng. 0 GEORGE E. MCWHORTER, JR., S ll' E, Mllledgevllle, Ga.: Clvil Englneerlngg A. S. C. E. 0 JAMES ROBERT MASSENGALE, Blrmlnghamg Eleclrlcal Englneerlnqg I. R. C. 0 HENRY CASON MAULSHAGEN, A T Q, Blrmlnghamg Eleclrlcal Enqlneerlngg Phi Lambda Upsllong Tau Bela Pig Ela Kappa Nu. e CLARENCE LeROY MERSHON, Falrhopeg Eloclrlcal Englneorlngg Efa Kappa Nu: A. l. E. E. 0 ROBERT CRAWFORD MILLS, Selma: Mechanical Enqlneering. 0 HENRY EDWARD MOHNS, K 12, Aflanla, Ga.: Eleclrical Englneerlngg Tau Bela PI: Eta Kappa Nu: Capfaln, R. O. T. C.: Capfain, Swimming Team: Rifle Teamg EngIneer's Council. a THOMAS PENN Momsomenv, 4- .x 0, opml.: M'f 0 icaI Enoif-wing: Scabbard and Blade. 0 EUGENE MORELLI, Alloona, Penna.g Mechanical Engineering. 0 CHARLES MORGAN, JR., E A E, Beuemar: Eleclrical Engineering. DAWSON M ULLEN pp HDST D G i ll! JOHN McCOLLOUGH, BROOKS McCOY, WILLIAM McCULLOCH, ARCHIE McGILLIVRAY, ALEX McKENZlE, GEORGE McWHORTER, JAMES MASSENGALE. SECOND D 0 W 0 0 HENRY MAULSHAGEN CLARENCE MERSHON, ROBERT MILLS, HENRY MOHNS, THOMAS MONTGOMERY, EUGENE MORELLI. CHARLES MORGAN. L... xx IKM ' rf' it 71 1 tiff Y' Q ., Nye 1 X 1 scuo .I fa I '53 'U HRSI R 0 W 0 0 MALVERN MORGAN, CARL MOTLEY, DAWSON MULLEN, EDWIN MUNROE, TURNER MURPHY, JACK NEILL, PAUL NICHOLS. SECOND R 0 W 0 O MACIAS NOA, WILLIAM NOLL, RICHARD NORVILLE, BEN NUTTALL, DONALD ODELL, BROOKS O'HARA. HERBERT OLES. 19' 0 MALVERN CATO MORGAN, Lanett: Textile Engineering: A Club. 0 CARL CLIFTON MOTLEY, Autaugavilleg Electrical Engineering: Eta Kappa Nu: Tau Beta Pi. 0 DAWSON H. MULLEN, JR., Birmingham: Electrical Engineering: Tau Beta Pi: Eta Kappa Nu: Scabbard and Blade: Colonel, R. O. T. C.: President, Engineer's Council: I. R. C. O EDWIN MUNROE, Talladega: Electrical Engineering: Eta Kappa Nu: Tau Beta Pi: A. I. E. E. TURNER MURPHY, 2 fb E, Frisco City: Civil Engineering: Chi Epsilon: A. S. C. E. 0 JACK CAMPBELL NEILL, II K A, Birmingham: Industrial Engineering. 0 PAUL R. NICHOLS, 2 N, Birmingham: Civil Engineering: Blue Key: Scabbard and Blade: A. S. C. E. I M. MACIAS NOA, Pensacola, Fla.: Electrical Engineering. O WILLIAM LOUIS NOLL, IT K fb, Mont- gomery: Industrial Engineering. 0 RICHARD G. NORVILLE, 2 X, Mobile: Electrical Engineering: A. S. M. E.: A. I. E. E.: Tau Beta Pi. 0 BEN F. NUTTALL, JR., II K d1,.Cordova: Textile Engineering. 0 DONALD SHAND ODELL, E IT, Rye, N. Y.: Mechanical Engineering: Glee Club. 0 BROOKS O'HARA, B K, Cedartown, Ga.: Electrical Engineering. 0 HERBERT EVERETT OLES, Brooklyn, N. Y.: Mechanical Englneerlng. PAUL NICHOLS s1.,s,x-'rv' cnsasvwws s - -, M4 ,Q 77 WW ' J' ff ,f A s ax 1 iitii' f S Sgfgi mask? 1- 1 'X wx :5 Q iffy 5 sk A. XY Q55 1 Z ' 1 Y x - ,. :.! p':':' ' 1 -. .,-5 - A V s u Ii -fd' 3 L . U t i 3 A t w . i 3 ' --1' I 'Q' , 2,5 A f, L. an 'Q, 7 il HRST Q O W 0 0 JAMES ROLEN, JAMES RUMBLEY, BEN SCARBROUGH, HERBERT SCHIFF, JAMES SCRIVNER, JIM SHARMAN, ADRIAN SICARD. SECOND Q 0 I I 0 O FORRESTER SMITH, THOMAS SMITH, WILLIAM SMITH, JOHN SANDBROOK, ARTHUR STEELE, ROBERT STEWART. , sq Ly 'Q ji ,vi I 47- ,Na Y 'R O JAMES FRAZER ROLEN, K A, Montgomery: Civil Engineering. 0 JAMES A. RUMBLEY, Mobile: Civil Engineering. 0 BEN A. SCARBROUGH, A E 42, Birmingham: Civil Engineering: Chi Epsilon: Tau Beta Pi: Scabbard and Blade: Vice-President, A. S. C. E.: Engineer's Council. 0 HERBERT GEORGE SCHIFF, T E fb, Mobile: Mechanical Engineering: Tau Beta Pi: Captain, R. O. T. C. I JAMES DANIEL SCRIVNER, A X A, Berry: Civil Engineering: Chi Epsilon: Scabbard and Blade. 0 JIM MALL SHARMAN, Miami Beach, Fla.: Aeronautical Administration. 0 ADRIAN LAVAL SICARD, Birmingham: Electrical Engineering. 0 FORRESTER McLAlN SMITH, JR., K Z, Prattville: Textile Engineering: Phi Psi. 0 THOMAS S. SMITH, Brewton: Civil Engineering: Co-Captain, Swimming Team, l940: A. S. C. E. 0 WILLIAM MITCHELL SMITH, 2 N, Birmingham: Industrial Engineering: Spades, Omicron Delta Kappa: Tau Beta Pi: Scabbard and Blade: Pep Manager, 4: President, Junior Class, 3: Plainsman, 3: Inter-Fraternity Council, 3, 4: Lt. Colonel, R. O'. T. C.: Who's Who in American Universities. 0 JOHN WAYNE SANDBROOK, Chickasaw: Mechanical Engineering: Captain, R. O. T. C.: EngIneer's Council. 0 ARTHUR EUGENE STEELE, A T SZ, Birmingham: Mechanical Engineering: Presideni, Presbyterian Student Association: Inter-Church Student Council. 0 ROBERT MORRIS STEWART, Wilson Dam: Mechanical Engineering. 0 HUBERT W. STONE, Auburn: Electrical Engineering. KENNETH ORR 0 I LIIG IIII IR IN G V' 0 WILLIAM HARVEY STOUGH, Monlgomeryg Civil Engineering: A. S. C. E.: Band. 0 HORACE STRINGFELLOW, Birmingham: Induslrial Engineering. 0 FRED P. STROTHER, Auburn: Elecfrical Engineering. O JOHN ROBERT THOMPSON, Piper: Mechanical Engineering: Baseball, I, 2, 3, 43 Capfaln, Baseball, 4. 0 WILLIAM EDWARD THORNLEY, Ridgewood, N. J.: Mechanical Engineering. O NORMAN GEORGE TOBIA, Birmingham, Mechanical Engineering. 0 WALES W. WALLACE, A T Q, Blrmlnghamg Civil Engineering: Tau Beta Pi. e JOE CUSHMAN WARE, E fl- I-I, Birmingham, Texiile Engineering: Phi Psi. 0 ROBERT DAWSON WILKINSON, E IT, Selma: Mechanical Engineering. e MARION KOONCE WILLIAMS, A E 41, Columbus, Ga.: Texiile Engineering. 0 THOMAS JULIAN WINGFIELD, A 'P U, Aflanfa, Ga.: Eleclrical Engineering: Lieulenanf, R. O. T. C. 0 GEORGE WOLFF, .-I T Q, SI. Louis, Mo.: Clvil Engineering: Presidoni, A Club. 0 CLARENCE FLETCHER HORN, Lanehg Senior, Textile Enginee wng. BILLY SMITH X Y, HIST R 9 W 0 0 HUBERT STONE, WILLIAM STOUGH, HORACE STRINGFELLOW, FRED STROTHER JOHN THOMPSON, WILLIAM THORNLEY, NORMAN TOBIA. SECOND R 0 I I e 0 WALES WALLACE, JOE WARE, ROBERT WILKINSON, MARION WILLIAMS, THOMAS WINGFIELD, GEORGE WOLFF, CLARENCE HORN. s, - x 'Q 3 - I 11 f 1,4 T s . T I , an . ...I - . aff iuiscuooi f'fwff ?'Y' lie? I A 3 I f I I , -'F A, 'ova ,S '4-Q -alu- .-v -A '35 .an il -fa: ini 1 if iii r A FIRST ROW: THIRD ROW: WILLIAM HUBERT ABERNETHY, Pi Kappa Alpha, Alexander Ciiyg Sophomore, Texiile Engineering. JOEL RICHARD ABNEY, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Ander- son, S. C.: Junior, Texlile Engineering. 0 BEN MILLARD ADAMS, Grove Hill, Sophomore, Civil Engineering. 0 FREDERICK PALMER ADAMS, Befa Kappa, Sheffield: Sophomore, Eleclrical Engineering. 0 J. PAUL ADAMS, Midway: Sophomore, Mechanical Engineering. Q JERRY LUKE ADAMS, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Dothan: Freshman, Aeronautical Engineering. 0 NATHAN JAS- PER ADAMS, Fairfax, Junior, Texlile Engineering. 0 ROBERT WILLIAM ADAMS, Kappa Sigma, Decalurg Freshman, Civil Engineering. SECOND ROW: ROBERT B. ALLAN, Columbus, Ga.: Sophomore, Aeronaulical Engineering. 0 EDWIN CLINTON ALLEN, Memphis, Tenn.: Aeronautical Engineering. 0 JOHN WALTER ALLEN, La Grange, Ga.: Freshman, Texlile Engineering. 0 W. WALLACE ALLEN, JR., Thefa Chi, Jacksonville, Fla.: Freshman, Elec- Irical Engineering. 0 ERIK A. ANDERSON, Sigma Pi, New York, N. Y.: Junior, Mechanical Engineering. I BEN KAY ARMSTRONG, JR., Alpha Tau Omega, Savannah, Ga., Junior, Industrial Engineering. Q WILLIAM H. ASH- MORE, Bessemer: Freshman, Mechanical Engineering. 0 HERBERT M. AUS. MAN, JR., Bessemer, Freshman, Mechanical Engineering. I1261 GEORGE ARTHUR AUSTIN, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Atlania, Ga., Sophomore, Civil Engineering. 0 WILBUR W. BAGBY, Birmingham: Junior, Mechanical Engineering. Q WILLIAM BAILEY, Ill, Homewood, Freshman, Elecfrical Engi- neering. 0 CURTIS DEAN BAKER, Childersburgg Freshman, Aeronaulical Ad- minisiraiion. Q HOLDMAN WILLIAM BAKER, Eufaulag Sophomore, Textile Engineering. 0 JOHN COOPER BALL, Alpha Tau Omega, Auburn: Freshman, Mechanical Engineering. Q ED WILLIAM BANKS, Palaika, Fla.: Junior, Civil Engineering. 0 ROBERT CURRY BARNES, Alpha Tau Omega, Savannah, Ga.: Sophomore, Indusirial Engineering. FOURTH ROW: EDMUND GUNNAR BARRON, Palisades Park, N. J.: Freshman, Electrical Engi- neering. 0 HUGH J. BARRON, Aimoreg Junior, Mechanical Engineering. 0 J. T. BARTON, Eufaulag Freshman, Aeronaufical Engineering. 0 SABEL EU- GENE BAUM, Birmingham, Junior, Mechanical Engineering. 0 LYNN JACK- SON BAXTER, Birmingham, Sophomore, Elecirical Engineering. 9 ORVILLE WRIGHT BAXTER, JR., Hunlsvilleg Junior, Eleclrical Engineering. Q JOSEPH W. BAYLISS, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Birmingham: Sophomore, Mechanical Engineer- ing. 0 THOMAS ANTRIM BELL, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Monigomeryg Freshman, Mechanical Engineering. gJL5 QLXQQY' 'ij-.1T'1'ii OE ENGINEERING :ff . ef If z. I ry- Q rg , Ei- .. .we 'XC I I Y.. S . E. I. I can if 'uf -.rf 'Q 1.3 --1 V fl . -I nf I Q GR rl 2... -.. ..A.' .J FIRST ROW: THIRD ROW: THOMAS BENTON BENDER, Phl Delta Theta, Moblleg Sophomore, Industrial Englneerlng. Q THEODORE RUSSELL BENNING, JR., Atlanta, Ga.: Sopho- more, Aeronautical Engineering. 0 CARL BELMONT BENSON, Auburn: Freshman, Mechanical Engineering. 0 WM. CAREY BENTLEY, JR., Pl Kappa Alpha, Birmingham: Sophomore, Mechanical Englneerlng. Q RICHARD Mc- GREGOR BIGGER, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Montgomery: Junior, Clvil Engineer- lng. O JACKSON HOLT BIRDSONG, Blrmlngham: Junior, Industrial Engl- neerlng. Q JACK POWELL BISHOP, Birmingham: Sophomore, Mechanical Engineering. 0 DANIEL G. BITTNER, Beta Kappa, Chickasaw: Sophomore, Mechanical Engineering. SECOND ROW: WILLIAM SEYDELL BITTNER, Beta Kappa, Mobile: Freshman, Industrial Engi- neering. 0 WILLIAM CAREY BLEDSOE, Langdale: Freshman, Electrical En- gineering. Q MIKE THOMAS BLEVINS, Sigma Pi, Birmingham: Sophomore, Electrical Engineering. 0 JOHN FOSTER BLUE, Opp: Freshman, Textile En- Qineerlng. 0 OLIVER PAXTON BOARD, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Birmingham: Sophomore, Aeronautical Engineering. Q LESLIE WILSON BOLON, Montgomery: Junior, Civil Engineering. g JAMES NELSON BOURNE, Sigma Chi, Birming- ham: Freshman, Mechanical Engineering. 0 CHARLES W. BOWERS, Opelika: Junior, Civil Engin eering. TEMPLE BOWLING, JR., Kappa Alpha, Montgomery: Sophomore, Aeronautical Engineering. 0 EARL LOMAX BOZEMAN, Andalusia: Freshman, Testlle En- gineering. 0 BRYAN BRAMLETTE, Roanoke: Freshman, Testlle Engineering. 0 CONCE GRIFFIN BRAMLETTE, JR., Roanoke: Junlor, Textile Engineering. 0 GLEN RAYMOND BRANTLEY, Atmore: Freshman, Mechanical Engineering. 0 JOHN STRICKLIN BRIDGES, Birmingham: Sophomore, Mechanical Engineer- ing. 0 MATHEW DE PASS BRINSON, Alpha Tau Omega, Mobile: Fresh- man, Aeronautical Engineering. g HENRY SOLOMON BRITT, Auburn: Junior, Mechanical Engineering. FOURTH ROW: ELLIOT PINCKNEY BROGDEN, West Columbia, S. 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Q JOHN EVERETTE DAN- NER, Nixburg, Junior, Textile Engineering. SECOND ROW: RICHARD PAUL DARDEN, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Birmingham, Junior, Aeronau- tical Engineering. 0 W. G. DARTY, Lambda Chi Alpha, Lake Wales, Fla., Junior, Aeronautical Administration. 0 WILBUR BAYLEY DAVENPORT, Sigma Pi, Toaneck, N. J., Junior, Electrical Engineering. Q CHARLES LARRAMORE DAVIS, Pi Kappa Alpha, Lakeland, Fla., Junior, Aeronautical Administration. 0 DUKE DAVIS, JR., Sigma Nu, La Grange, Ga., Junior, Mechanical Engi- neering. 0 WALTER ALLEN DAVIS, JR., Andalusia, Freshman, Electrical En- gineering. Q WENDELL GEORGE DAVIS, Cullman, Sophomore, Electrical Engineering. 0 WILLIAM HENRY DAVIS, Pittsview, Sophomore, Industrial Engineering. ll301 ROY K. DAWSON, Whatley, ORR DEAN, Alexander City, Sophomore, Mechanical Engineering. 0 RAY- MOND DE ARMAN, Spruce Pine, Sophomore, Textile Engineering. 0 NIMROD DAVIS DENSON, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Ofpelika, Freshman, Aeronautical Engi- neering. 9 HARRY MORTON DeWlTT, Beta Kappa, Birmingham! -lU o - Industrial Engineering. 0 HENRY MCLAIN DICKINSON, Woodward: 50Ph' omore, Industrial Engineering. 0 BYRON A. DICKMAN, Bay Minettel Junior: Mechanical Engineering. Q ARCHIE WILLIAM DIEGEL, JR., Sigma Pill Epsilon, Birmingham, Sophomore, Civil Engineering. Freshman, Mechanical Engineering. 0 JACK FOURTH ROW: JOHN HENRY DIXON, Gadsden, Junior, Mechanical Engineering. 0 Sll-A5 ALVEN DIXON, Gadsden, Freshman, Aeronautical Engineering. 0 SHERROD LEE DOLLAR, Theta Chi, Gadsden, Sophomore, Aeronautical Engineering. 0 VANCE WIER DORTCH, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Gadsden, Junior, Civil En9l' neering. 0 STUART A. DOUGLASS, Bessemer, Freshman, Mechanical Engineer- ing. 0 JAMES ALLEN DOWDY, Alpha Lambda Tau, Montgomery! Freshman- Mechanical Engineering. , HERBERT EDWARD DRAKE, sigma chi. MOH'- gomery, Junior, Civil Engineering. 0 CHARLES ALLEN DUBBERLY, Tallassee, Sophomore, Mechanical Engineering. Ik gk' -S-'Rn P'W'XJ'-1 7 7 -fat-. 1 V. i ,,,,.-..v.. n -Ar, ,,-rl . 4-'v' ' 53. . . Sie QS I XXX X: - QQTIE 5 .gs X gx I . A . . L 'Y 'I . ' ws 2' 3, . gf si. ,jg -'T' .. nn I e Q' X Pi! . shi Q. R I . 7. Y kd it -4 E5 .SE E ii! lifl .-2:-1 ' 'f-21 f 1. l 2 OI ENGIN f -6 r 1 . i Q e. L9 Q -5 1 -4-1 r 1 ff' wav sx':' ' .3 EEDING Al A l K E li 'A I i 1 -5 - O, ,Tae .13 Qs? If , -, , as-G .J 1 -. . -. .-.qw T I r I -1 5 Fmsr now. , mano now. RUSSEL A. DUKE, Gadsden, Sophomore, Electrical Engineering. I ARTHUR DUMONT, JR., Mobile, Junior, Mechanical Engineering. Q ERIC DUMONT, Phl Della Theta, Mobile, Sophomore, Mechanical Engineering. 0 ROBERT ERIC DUNBAR, Blrmlnghamg Sophomore, Mechanical Engineering. 0 WIL- LIAM JOSEPH DUNCAN, III, Phl Della Theta, Decatur, Freshman, Textile En- glneerlng. Q CHARLES LOUIS DYAS, Mobile, Freshman, Aeronautical En- gineering. Q TOM LINDEN DYER, JR., Selma, Freshman, Electrical Engineer- Ing. 0 JOHN NORWOOD EDDINS, Pi Kappa Alpha, Huntsville: Junior, Textile Engineering. SECOND ROW: BOLDEN HALL EILAND, Birmingham, Junior, Electrical Engineering. Q WALTON MARSHALL ELLINGSWORTH, Alpha Tau Omega, Montgomery, RICHARD RAY ELLIS, Lambda Chi Freshman, Mechanical Engineering. 0 Alpha, Jasper, Sophomore, Mechanical Engineering. 0 ROBERT FORD ELLIS, JR., Atmore, Freshman, Electrical Engineering. Q SHERRILL EUGENE EMBRY, Della Sigma Phi, Birmingham, Junior, Industrial Engineering. Q THOMAS PRATHER EMBREY, La Grange, Ga., Freshman, Mechanical Engineer- ing. Q MILNER HUBBARD ESKEW, Uniontown, Freshrran, Electrical Engi- neering. Q CLIFF ESTES, Columbus, Ga., Freshman, Tesfile Engineering. WILLIAM JOSEPH FAGAN, Piedmonl, Junior, Textile Engineering. 0 WAL- TER SCOTT FARLEY, Phi Delta Theta, Opelika, Freshman, Mechanical Engi- neering. 0 THOMAS MARION FASON, Alicevillei Junior, Mechanical Engi- neering. Q JAMES DOUGLAS FAULKNER, JR., Kappa Sigma, Columbus, Ga., Sophomore, Mechanical Engineering. Q ARTHUR TREZEVANT FEASTER, III, New Orleans, La., Junior, Mechanical Engineering. Q HUGH L. FELLOWS, Ashlordg Sophomore, Aeronaulical Engineering. 0 JACK G. FERRELL, Birmingham, Freshman, Mechanical Engineering. 0 MARTIN H. FISHER, Montgomery, Junior, Electrical Engineering, FOURTH ROW: HENRY ALLAN FILLMER, Birmingham, Junior, Industrial Engineering, . PAUL LEE FISHBURNE, Montgomery, Sophomore, Mechanical Engineering. Q JAMES WARD FITZPATRICK, JR., Sigma Chi, Birminghamg Sophomore, Industrial Engineering. Q BILLY FLEMING, Phi Delta Theta, Huntsville, Soph- omore, Mechanical Engineering. 9 CLYDE WARREN FLEMING, Sigma Chi, Atlanta, Ga., Freshman, Ar-'onautical Adminislraliof, O ROBERT W. FLOUU- NOY, JR, Bir-ningharr, Sopnomore, Aeronautical Engineering, 0 KARL PENDLETON FOGG, Bela Kappa, Mooileg Freshman, Arronautic-sl Enginuering. 0 JOHN PH:LIP FGNDE, Sigma PH Epsi on, Mobile Freshrnsn, Mecnanicai Engineering. l 4 N ! 2 . I- '- Eff for ' ' V9 I I I , I 'lf 6' 1-1 sf llll SCIIOOI fi XX X X WR -M Xe ' I was i he ' xfjsefg X, NVQ: . .X 1i!Qi3t EX 2 , II I I . 'miie Ai, .1-rf? ,7, J msr now. 4 THIRD ROW: MARION JAKE FORTNER, Pi Kappa Phi, Dothan: Junior, Aeronautical Engi- neering. 0 WILLIAM FRASIER FORTNER, Pi Kappa Phi, Dothan: Sophomore, Aeronautical Administration. 0 SLOAN ROWAN FOUNTAIN, Kappa Alpha, Monroeville: Freshman, Textile Engineering. Q JAMES ROSS FOY, Sigma Nu, Eutaula: Sophomore, Industrial Engineering. 0 L. B. FREELAND, Sigma Pi, Mobile: Junior, Civil Engineering. 0 RALPH FRENCH, Samson: Soph- omore, Electrical Engineering. Q FORNEY FULLER, Cullman: Freshman, Mechanical Engineering. 0 ISAAC WATTS FULLER, Pir-e Apple: Freshman, Electrical Engineering. SECOND ROW: ROBERT JAMES FULLER, Sigma Chi, Mobile: Freshman, Aeronautical Engineer- ing. 0 ANDREW CLARENCE FUNK, Hammondsport, N. Y.: Junior, Elec- trical Engineering. Q JOHN FRANK GAILLARD, Anniston: Freshman Mechan- ical Engineering. 0 WILLIAM PENDLETON GAINES, Alpha Tau Omega, Birmingham: Sophomore, Mechanical Engineering. 0 WILLIAM GALLAGHER, Kappa Sigma, Alexandria, Va.: Junior, Aeronautical Administration. Q DAVIS MILTON GAMMAGE, Birmingham: Sophomore, Electrical Engineering. 0 SPENCER ROBERTS GARRETT, Columbus, Ga.: Freshman nearing. 0 JAMES ERNEST GASTON, Fairhope: Freshman, Mechanical En- qineering. , Aeronautical Engi- I 1321 EDGAR CUTHBERT GENTLE, Birmingham: Junior, Electrical Engineering. 0 WILLIAM ROBERT GILL, Pensacola, Fla.: Junior, Electrical Engin00fln9- 5 TURNEY GILLIAM, Pelham, Tenn.: Junior, Industrial Engineering. 0 JOHN BENNETTE GIPSON, Attalla: Sophomore, Aeronautical Engineering. 0 FRANK HARTE GIST, Montgomery: Sophomore, Aeronautical Engineering. I Cl-IFF BANKS GLOVER, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Newnan, Ga.: Sophomore, Textile En- Qineering. 0 HODGES L. GOLSON, Autaugavilleg Junior, Textile Engineer- ing. Q WALTER SOMERVILLE GOING, JR., Pi Kappa Alpha, Birmingham? Junior, Mechanical Engineering. FOU RTH ROW: ROBERT LOUIS GOODIN, Kappa Sigma, Jackson, Tenn.: Freshman, Aeronau- tical Engineering. O WILLIAM J. GORDY, Kappa Sigma, Phenix CitY? Sophomore, Electrical Engineering. 0 CARL ROBERT GOTTLIEB, Sigma Chi, Mobile: Sophomore, Aeronautical Engineering. 0 CLARENCE O'NElLL GRA- HAM, JR., Tallassee: Freshman, Textile Engineering. Q LAWRENCE E. GRA- LAPP, Sigma Chi, Mobile: Mechanical Engineering. 0 JOHN JAMES GREAGAN, Birmingham: Freshman, Mechanical Engineering. 0 WILLIAM GOLDSMITH GREENE, Delta Sigma Phi, Birmingham: Junior, Industrial Enqi- neering. g H. gli, iifiQr'i'? 7sJ'i1 ii? UV g 1 , , , ,. . , ,vi L. 4 p, I 1, 1' ,s-. v ' S N x . Q' R X X. I is . S. if, 'R Ns 5 .. N. , K We Q . 3 x vs? iky . A if L i .S 2- Q, I 'Y E PV ,V-ra F? I 4 OI ENGINE , I IIZING lin l E v. ., .. ,., I E .nw Ii ' limi' . 'LK is , ,sf -9 i'L ,rig 1 1 -it - JL if! .lv I A i I r i ,av F :Q - ia 'S E 4 . , r ffl 1 4. ri, If A bfi N' FIRST ROW: THIRD ROW: WILL MONROE GREGORY, Pl Kappa Phi, Birmingham, Sophomore, Civil En- glneerlng. Q ALEXIS TARDY GRESHAM, Mobile: Freshman, Elecrrical Engi- neering. 0 JOHN E. GRIFFIN, Monlgomeryg Freshman, Aeronaurical Engi- neerlng. 0 MARVIN EUGENE GRIFFIN, Lanerlg Freshman, Texrile Engi- neerlng. Q McMURRAY LOGAN GRIFFITH, Sigma Chi, Birmingham, Fresh- man, Mechanical Englneerlng. 0 JOHN D. GRIMES, Decalurg Freshman, Mechanical Engineering. 0 JOHN LEWIS GRISWOLD, Fihpalriclxg Sopho- more, Eledrical Engineering. Q WILLIAM R. GUEST, JR., Sigma Chi, Blrmlnghamg Junior, Induslrial Engineering. SECOND ROW: FO JORGE LUIS GUZMAN, Lambda Chl Alpha, Mexico Ciry, Mexico, Sophomore, Texlile Englneerlng. 0 REESE COULTER GWILLIM, Pi Kappa Alpha, Fair- field: Sophomore, Mechanical Engineering. 0 MELVIN DOUGLAS HAGOOD, Sigma Pl, Birmingham: Junior, Mechanical Engineering. Q HARRY HENRY HAHN, JR., Kappa Sigma, Birmingham: Freshman, Mechanical Engineering. 0 OSCAR RICHARD HALL, Wefumpkaj Freshman, E'o:'fical Engi-nerlng, Q NORMAN LEE HALL, Tarrani, Junior, Eleclrical Engineering. Q RICHARD D. HALL, Kappa Sigma, Allanla, Ga., Junior, Acronawical Adrninisfralion. O CHARLES HERMAN HAM, Auburn, Junior, Mechanical Enginering. 0 JOE ALEXANDER HAMIL, Phenis Ciryg Sophomore, Mechanical Engineer- ing. Q RANDOLPH I. HAMILTON, Kappa Sigma, Sylacaugag Junlor, Texllle Engineering. 0 REUBEN F. HAMNER, JR., Thela Chl, Selma, Sophomore, Civil Engineering. I ROBERT C. HARAWAY, Florence: Freshman, Eleclrical Engineering. Q JOHN MURDOCH HARBERT, Della Sigma Phi, Birmingham, Freshman, Civil Engineering. 0 CLYDE ERSKINE HARBESON, Pl Kappa Alpha, De Funiak Springs, Fla., Freshman, Aeronaulical Engineering. 0 FLEET KIRK HARDY, Phi Della Thela, Troy, Sophomore, lnduslrial Engineering. 0 EMIL RETZ HARGETT, Russellville, Sophomore, Civil Engineering. URTH ROW: YUELL S. HARGETT, Russallvilleg Junior, Eleclrical Engineering. Q JACK HAYES HARGROVE, Pi Kappa Phi, Birmingham, Sophomore, Eleclrical Engi- neering. Q CLARENCE EUGENE HARLESS, Birmingham, Junior, Civil Engi- neering. Q C. G. HARLEY, Roanolreg Junior, Eledrical Engineering. Q WILFORD ALLEN HARMON, Headlandg Freshman, Tallila Engineering, Q DON TELDER HARPER, !7 nir.ghamg Sophomore, lfduslria' E'1T'rerinq, Q FRANK EANES HARRELL, Birmingham Junior, Induslrial Engineering, Q CUL- LEN FOWLER '-lARRlS, Monrqomeryg Frashrran, C'vil Ergineering, I an J, W3 It iurscuool L n 'i ,Q P. an 43 FIRST ROW: THIRD ROWI DOUGLAS HARRIS, Opelika, Freshman, Civil Engineering. Q ROBERT H. HARRIS, Sigma Nu, Montgomery, Freshman, Aeronautical Engineering. 0 ROBERT MARTIN HARRIS, Pi Kappa Alpha, Bessemer, Freshman, Aeronautical Engineering. 0 THOMAS EDWARD HARRIS, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Mont- gomery, Sophomore, Mechanical Engineering. Q WILLIAM HYATT HAR- WELL, Kappa Alpha, Columbia, S. C., Sophomore, Civil Engineering. 0 CURTIS BUSH HASTY, Alpha Tau Omega, Birmingham, Freshman, Mechanical Engineering. 0 JOHN ROBERT HATFIELD, JR., Eufaula, Junior, Textile Engi- neering. 0 RAUL ALBERTO HAUSER, Mexico City, Mexico, Sophomore, Aero- nautical Engineering. SECOND ROW: WILLIAM BLACKWELL HAWTHORNE, Hope Hull, Junior, Electrical Engi- '1Nfl'19- O RICHARD DOUGLAS HUGER, Anniston, Sophomore, Industrial Engineering. 0 WILLARD LEROY HAYES, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Wilson Dam, Junior, Mechanical Engineering. 0 MEREDYTH R. HAZZARD, Sigma Nu, Birmingham, Junior, Electrical Enginee'lnq. 0 FLURAH A. HEAD, Rock. mart, Ga., Junior, Textile Engineering. 0 GEORGE MARTIN HEARD, Fair. field, Freshman, Aeronautical Engineering. 0 JACK F. HEARD, Camp Hill, Sophomore, Aeronautical Engineering. Q FRANK HELMS, Montgomery, Freshman, Industrial Engineering. T13-il ALVIN CATER HENDERSON, Columbus, Ga., Freshman, Industrial Engineer- ing. I JOHN A. HENDON, Parrish, Sophomore, Aeronautical Administra- tion. 0 A. FRED HENNING, Birmingham, Junior, Electrical Engineeflnq- Q BEVERLY Z. HENRY, Birmingham, Sophomore, Aeronautical Engineeflnq- ' WILLIAM L. HENRY, Birmingham, Junior, Civil Engineering. 0 DWIGHT LYDDANE HERLONG, Birmingham, Freshman, Mechanical Engineering. 0 LAWRENCE B. HERRING, Kappa Sigma, Havana, Fla., Freshman, Aeronautical engineering. . steve w. Hermucx, sigma Alpha epsilon, Birmingham: Junior, Mechanical Engineering FOURTH ROW: CLYDE BURTON HEWITT, Sigma Chi, Columbus, Ga., Sophomore, Civil Engl' neering. 0 LAWRENCE E. HEYDUCK, Pi Kappa Alpha, Fort Benning, Ga-I Sophomore, Aeronautical Engineering. 0 VICTOR CARL HICKS, Eutawi Ffesh' man, Aeronautical Engineering. 0 JOHN SPOTTSWOOD HICKSON, Narania. Fla., Freshman, Aeronautical Engineering. Q CHARLES T. HIGGINS, Theta Chi, Montgomery, Junior, Aeronautical Administration. O JOHN ROI-AND HILL, Pi Kappa Alpha, Auburn, Freshman, Mechanical Engineering. 0 ROB- ERT HINTS, Lewisburg, Freshman, Industrial Engineering. O WILLIAM HODO, Sigma Nu, Alexander City, Junior, Mechanical Engineeirng. :VNV I 5-'LOC' 'x. Kf' 1' t T 'fi' 2. ,. - -. . ' . J-4 s s .0 ' e Q , ,,5 I ,-, ' ' ' .. 'V' ' X as A . I ax sg X X .R K N 9 X . 5 Ie . X x Exe Q I X gag... Rexx E, . . 5335. X1 X e . R . . . . ye . ix.. ac . 35 A SIR l . . . 6 . 1 . I. 1 'a J- Q OE ENGINEERING 'T' I r I 'Inv 2 hae tl J -7 I S1 ' I FIRST ROW: THIRD ROW: JAMES HUNTER HOGUE, Thela Chi, Ailenla, Ga., Junior, Eleclrical Engineer- Ing. Q WILLIS W. HOLLINGSWORTH, Fairlieldg Sophomore, Mechanical Englneerlng. Q HAROLD H. HOLLIS, Dora, Freshman, Eledrical Engineer' Ing. O JOHN BROADUS HOLT, JR., Sigma Pi, Jackson, Freshman, Eleclrical Engineering. Q LEAHMAN JOSEPH HOLT, Welumpkag Freshman, Mechanical Engineering. Q JAMES McC. HOOPER, Sigma Nu, Oalrmang Junior, Me- chanical Engineering. Q THOMAS MILTON HOOVER, Marion, Sophomore, Mechanical Engineering. Q WILLIAM LAMAR HOPPER, Birmingham, Fresh- man, Mechanical Engineering. SECOND ROW: FREDERICK C. HOPTON-JONES, Delia Sigma Phi, Niquero, Cuba: F II '0f'. Aeronaulical Engineering. Q EDWARD JOHN HORDER, Glencoe, Junior, Aeronaufical Engineering. Q ROBERT WILLIAM HORNER, JR., Birmingham, Sophomore, Electrical Engineering. Q ETHRIDGE D. HORSLEY, Cullman, Junior, Civil Engineering. Q CLARENCE WILLIAM HORTON, Courtland! Freshman, Eleclrical Engineering. Q JAMES OTTIS HOUSE, JR., S,-.iixuqdl Sophomore, Eleclrical Engineering. Q CLARENCE RALPH HOUSEL, Gardog Freshman, Eleclrical Engineering. Q RICHARD HOUSE HOUSTON, AnnTs9ong Freshman, Elaclrica I Eng ine-ring. J. WOODWARD HUBBARD, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Monlgomeryg Freshman, Eleclrical Engineering. Q FLOYD CARTER HUGHES, Haleyvilleq Freshman, Aeronautical Engineering. Q EDWARD L. HUGHES, JR., Sigma Chi, Birmingham: Freshman, Mechanical Engineering, Q ROBERT WARNER HUNTER, Decalurg Freshman, Texlile Engineering. Q RALPH ALONZO IRWIN, Se'mag Sopho- more, Eleclrical Engineering. O McDANIEL BUSH JACKSON, Sigma Phi EDIIIOH. Charlohe, N. C., Junior, Civil Engineering. Q THOMAS RABY JACOBS, Bela Kappa, Rolobel, N. C., Junior, Aeronaulical Engineering. FOURTH ROW: JAMES B. JARDINE, Douglas, Ga., Freshman, Aeronaulical Engineering. Q LONNIE PRESTON JENKINS, Gadsdeng Freshman, Civil Engineering, Q ISAAC JOHNSON, Moullong Freshman, Aeranourical Engineering. Q JAMES GOREE JOHNSON, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Mobile, Freshman, Mechanical Engineering. O JOE MONROE JOHNSON, Sigma Pi, Birrninghamg Junior, Eleclrical Engi- rcering. 0 LUCIUS GASZON JOHNSON, Lambda Chi Alpnn, Monlgomery, Fr-rshman, Civil Engineer!-sg. Q URBAFI HAZKELL JOHNSON, Sigma Pi, Birm- ingham, J.snior, Eleclrical Engineering. 0 CPIARLES ARTHUR JO-LEY, Sigma Chi Morrgorneryg Junior, Mechanical Engineering, L . A . 9 I ,., V. .if ini scuool ,da , M , 3 El. '-.7 A , ' uv I I 2 r f I I .4 'Z I 7 ' I . , A' ' 1, .ali 1 -' Y .. Q .agr . , 'E P oi ' 4 .na J75 ,173 L, I N , vi ,..q, V, fa rj I 'Q' 5:4153 .J N! Ex , . J , . 1 'ish A . , FIRST ROW: THIRD ROW: ARTHUR LAFAYETTE JONES, Birmingham: Freshman, Aeronaufical Adminislra- lion. 0 CHARLES DEMING JONES, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Evergreen, Soph- omore, Industrial Engineering. Q EDWARD OSCAR JONES, Auburn, Fresh- man, Mechanical Engineering. 0 JIM AUSTIN JONES, Caswell, Sophomore Civil Engineering. 9 JOE JONES, Sigma Nu, Birmingham: Freshman, Aero- nauilcel Engineering. 0 JULIAN HARRIS JONES, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Monigomeryg Freshman, Civil Engineering. 0 FRANK KABASE, Birmingham' CHARLES GIDEON KERSHAW, ll, Fort Payne, Freshman, Civil Enqineefinfl- ' NICHOLAS CHARLES .KlEFFER, Alpha Tau Omega, Birmingham: 50PI'0m9'9- Civil Engineering. Q FRANCIS INZER KILLINGSWORTH, Monfevallop Fresh- man, Aeronauiical Engineering. o JAMES H. KING, Phi Delia Theta, Rome, Ga.: Junior, Indusirial Engineering. 0 KENNETH BRYCE KING, Hunfsvilleg Freshman, Texfile Engineering. Q ROBERT PALFREY KLOETI, Delia Sigma Phi. Havana, Cuba: Freshman, Electrical Engineering. 0 LOUIS P. KNIGHT, Fair- Junlor, Aeronautical engineering. Q Joi-IN noeens KABASE, Birmingham, field: Junior. Civil Engineering- 0 CLYDE M. KNOW!-ES. Phenix Cin: Soph- Frexhman, Mechanical Engineering. Omofe- EIGCIFICGI Enflineeflng- SECOND ROW: FOURTH ROW: - EDMUND COYLE KAIN, Alpha Tau Omega, Birmingham: Junior, Mechanical Engineering. 0 ROBERT WILLIAM KAISNER, Kappa Sigma, Cocoa, Fla., Freshman, Electrical Engineering. 0 CHARLES HIGHTOWER KELLY, Phi Della Thela, Mary Esther, Fla., Junior, Mechanical Engineering. Q WALTER SAMUEL KELLY, Replong Freshman, Aeronaulical Adminisiraiion. Q EARL W. KELLEY, Carbon Hill, Freshman, Mechanical Engineering. 0 W. D. KELLEY, Theta Chi, Jasper, Sophomore, Mechanical Engineering. Q GEORGE ALOY- SIUS KENT, JR., Mobile: Junior, Elecfrical Engineering. O ABNER B. KERBY, Leighiong Junior, Mechanical Engineering. l1361 RUSSELL THEODORE KULP, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Birmingham, Sophomore, Civil Engineering. 0 DAVIE LACEY, Birmingham, Freshman, Mechanical Engineer- ing. 0 HAROLD LAMB, Birmingham, Freshman, Texfile Engineering. 0 HERBERT ALLEN LAMB, Tallahassee, Fla., Sophomore, Elecirical Engineering. O FRED R. LANGFORD, Opp, Freshman, Electrical Engineering. 0 WIL- LIAM LAWRENCE, Sigma Nu, Montgomery, Sophomore, Elecfrical Engineering. O THOMAS LEMUEL LAWSON, Columbus, Ga.: Freshman, Texfile Engineering. I WILL H. LAYTON, Pafsburgg Freshman, Elecfrical Engineering. . :ES .3 ., wr. f-2 'les r. ., a. . -, ,X .-- 6.5 -' ' lf --I -e E- . It X 1 ' ,I S? T. 1 1 s , P -. S if ,a fl iii Id -. -4 v' V A .1 l l if 1 5 i I -1' . - , - ' Vx- ., 1- - , - N 1 xsxw. camvc vvvs Q -D I -7' -ses. K . .. x 8 I -8 -Il OE ENGINEERING 'vi-r ' L3 Y r 'na FF, ' a ' '7 M f ..r r Q ' Q' T - '48 FIRST ROW: THIRD ROW: JOHN SAMUEL LEAK, Slgma Nu, Monlgomeryg Freshman, Aeronaurlcal Engl- neerlng. 0 EDWIN COLEMAN LEE, Kappa Alpha, Monroevilleg Sophomore, Induslrial Engineering. I JOHN HOLMES LEE, JR., Hamburg: Junior, Civil Engineering. 0 JACK EVANS LeMAY, Shellieldg Junicr, Chemical Engineering. 0 J. R. LeSUEUR, Roanoke, Freshman, Aeronaulical Englneering. O ED- WARD ARCHIE LETT, Alpha Lambda Tau, Monlgomeryg Freshman, Aeronaulical Englneerlng. 0 JAMES PRESTON LEWALLEN, Sl. Pelersburg, Fla.: Sopho- more, Mechanical Engineering. 0 EDWARD HASKELL LINDLEY, Auburn, Freshman, Eleclrical Engineering. WILLIAM CANNADY LONG, Abbeville: Junior, Eleclrlcel Engineering. O HUBERT LOOSEN, Auburn: Sophomore, Aeronaulical Engineering. 0 ALI LAFAYETTE LUMPKIN, Lambda Chi Alpha, Tuskegee, Junior, Aeronaurlcal Ad- minisrralion. 0 JOSEPH ARTHUR LYNCH, Slgma Alpha Epsilon, Columbus, Ga.: Sophomore, Aeronaulical Engineering. Q WILLIAM HARRY LYONS, Thela Chi, Jacksonville, Fla.: Freshman, Eleclrical Engineering. 0 GEORGE HEACOCK MclRlDE, Birmingham, Sophomore, Mechanical Engineering. I CUMMINGS HERRINGTON McCALL, Sigma Nu, Gullpon, Miss., Sophomore, Mechanical Engineering. Q THOMAS HOWARD McCAMY, Talladega, Soph- omore, Texrile Engineering. SECOND ROW, FOURTH ROW: CHARLES C. LINDSAY, Roanoke: Freshman, Mechanical Engineering. Q TANDY DUNCAN LITTLE, Alpha Lambda Tau, Monlgomeryg Freshman, Eleclrical En Ineerln 0 WILLIAM HAROLD LIVINGSTON Anniston' Freshman Aeronau- 9 9- - - - Ilcal Engineering. Q WILLIAM PHILIP LLOYD, Pi Kappa Alpha, Hurrsborog Junior, Aeronaulical Engineering. e THOMAS RUDD LODER, Sigma Nu, Challe- nooga, Tenn.: Junior, Aeronaulical Engineering. 0 JACK LOEB, Montgomery, Junior, Elecrrical Engineering. 0 JAMES ALFRED LONG, Phenir Cilyg Freshman, Elecirlcal Engineering. 0 MARLIN L. LONG, Decarurg Freshman, Electrical Engineering. FREDERIC ALBERT McCARO-KEY, lrewrong Freshman, Aeronaullcal Engineer- ing. 0 ALBERT LEWIS McCARTNEY, Gadsdeng Sophomore. Eleclrical Engi- neering. 0 FREDERICK CRAWFORD McCARTY, Kappa Sigma, Moullrie, Ga., Sophomore, Electrical Engineering. Q H. C. McCLANAHAN, Harlselleg Junior, Electrical Engineering. 0 JOHN HOWARD MCCLANAHAN, Herr. selleg Freshman, Eleclricai Engineering. Q JAMES BURROW MCCORSTIN, JR., Della Sigma Pni, Qirmirgnun: Sophorrore, Eleclricsa Ergineerinq, g ,JAM5 WALTER MCCREA, Sigma Pi, Nalchex, Miss., Sophomore, Aeronautical Engineer- ing. 0 JAMES CARLYLE NcCULLOCH, Pi Kappa Aloha, Huntsville, Junior, Aeronaulizal Engineering. -, I. ,Z- ' Q - V V - I . X ri' if fi' KI Z- 5, - -TZ'-f','1-'--'fu' ,f 'H '-'- -,- Lf: 7- an 1 f 'l 'gp .1 L-E Nw. - llll SCHOOL 2 vw, ,v,,,,v, , ., iff. l I -A I , Li 447 -W! -'ii' eieaih FIRST ROW: THIRD ROW: WILLIAM J. MCDONALD, Pelham, Ga.: Junior, Civil Engineering. 0 FRAN- CIS McDOWALL, Jackson: Freshman, Aeronauiical Engineering. Q JAMES PHILLIP McFARLAND, Della Sigma Phi, Birmingham, Sophomore, Mechanical Engineering. 0 RALPH HICKS MCGEE, Randolph: Sophomore, Civil Engi- neering. 0 JOHNNIE WILL McGLOWN, Laneflg Freshman, Electrical Engi- neering. Q JAMES NELSON MCJUNKIN, Welumpkag Freshman, Textile Engi- neering. 0 ROBERT F. MCKIBBON, Birmingham, Freshman, Texlile Engineering. 0 ROBERT STANLEY McKlNNEY, Opelika, Freshman, Civil Engineering. SECOND ROW: DAVID JAMES MacKNIGHT, Befa Kappa, Columbiana, Junior, Elecirical Engi- neering. 0 JOSEPH FRANK MCLENDON, Auburn, Freshman, Aeronautical Engineering. Q CECIL E. MCMAHAN, Sigma Chi, Tuscumbiag Junior, Elec- Irical Engineering. 0 E. J. McMEANS, Alpha Tau Omega, Birmingham, Junior, Mechanical Engineering. Q HOWARD STANLEY MCMILLAN, Af- moreg Sophomore, Elecrrical Engineering. e CHARLES J. MAGNUSC-N, Kappa Sigma, Birmingham, Sophomore, Mechanical Engineering. e JOHN FREDERIC MAIN, Kappa Sigma, Perofeg Junior, Mechanical Engineering. e GEORGE LOWRY MALLORY, Annislong Freshman, Elecfrical Engineering. . Il38.l HAROLD LEE MALONE, Afmorep Sophomore, Elecirical Engineering. O JAMES LYLE MALONE, Kappa Alpha, Quincy, Fla.: Sophomore, Aeronautical Engi- neering. o FRANK J. MANCI, Daphne: Sophomore, Mechanical Engineering. e W. B. MANNING, Hunfsvilleg Freshman, Aeronautical Engineering. 0 MARVIN JAMES MARIANI, Thefa Chi, Bessemer, Sophomore, Mechanical Engi- neering. 0 ROBERT PAGE MARSHALL, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Jacksonville, Fla., Junior, Mechanical Engineering. Q JAMES HUNTER MARTIN, JR.. Kappa Alpha, Auburng Junior, Texiile Engineering. 0 ROSS MARTIN, JR.. Birmingham, Freshman, lndusirial Engineering. FOURTH ROW: TEACKLE WALLIS MARTIN, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Mobile, Sophomore, Mechan- ical Engineering. 0 MARVIN HOWARD MASSENGALE, Mobile, FreShm5l1. Civil Engineering. Q CHARLES SAMUEL MASTERS, York, Sophomore, Aero- nautical Engineering. 0 TOM I. MASTIN, Sigma Chi, Monlgomeryg Sopho- more, Mechanical Engineering. 0 JOE BILL MATHEWS, Birmingham: Fresh- man, Mechanical Engineering. Q G. T. MAXWELL, Sigma Chi, fAfmoreg Junior, Mechanical Engineering. 0 IRA C. MAYFIELD, Opelika, Sophomore, Eleclrical Engineering. 9 LEWIS CABELL MAYO, Phi Delia Theta, Birming- ham, Freshman, Aeronautical Engineering. 1 Ik 'L4'x bfi- 1. Q ,, ,, I 1 - I I L I P M A HHTfA z I 1 .. 5, 4 Q 'f . - lg '- ,-'Z :L 5 L4-'f-'Z-5-' ' ' s c u o 0 I .44 I Il L QL A AQ ,A ,,, rsh. . 'F I J -X :as ' Q 2: . -Q ' r f K2 I 'WL - -Ap. l ll 1 If .-g sm ur- .WAQ .3 l .1 rl. 7 P I' X7 FIRST ROW: THIRD ROW: ALDENE MULLIN, Phenix City, Sophomore, Mechanical Engineering. 0 ANDY WATTIE MUNGALL, Pell City, Junior, Textile Engineering. Q DOUGLAS GORDON MURRAY, Evanston, III., Freshman, Aeronautical Engineering. 0 BAXTER MCALLISTER NASH, Cullman, Freshman, Mechanical Engineering. 0 EDGAR H. NELSON, Alpha Lambda Tau, Birmingham, Sophomore, Electrical Engineering. 0 FRANK EDWARD NELSON, Birmingham, Freshman, Mechanical Engineering. 0 WILLIAM WARREN NESMITH, Lambda Chi Alpha, Cullman, Freshman, Civil Engineering. 9 ROBERT GARDINER NESTER, Alpha Tau Omega, Mobile, Junior, Aeronautical Engineering. SECOND ROW: JAMES KIRK NEWELL, JR., Pi Kappa Alpha, Birmingham, Junior, Mechanical Engineering. O WILLIAM WASHINGTON NEWMAN, Cullman, Junior, Elec- trlcel Engineering. 0 EDWIN BRIGGS NICKERSON, Kappa Sigma, Syla- ceuga, Sophomore, Mechanical Engineering. 9 FORREST D. NIXON, Auburn, Junior, Mechanical Engineering. 0 DeFOREST MOODY NOLEN, Ashland, Sophomore, Mechanical Engineering. 9 HENRY STEVE NORDEN, Mobile, Junior, Civil Engineering. 0 CLYDE LAWRENCE NORTON, Clayton, Fresh- man, Mechanical Engineering. Q ALLEN HALE NOTTINGHAM, Pi Kappa Alpha, Mobile, Sophomore, Industrial Engineering. Il-101 PAUL OAKS, Hamilton, Ohio, Freshman, Electrical Engineering. 0 SABERT OGLESBY, Birmingham, Freshman, Electrical Engineering. 0 CHARLES DA- VIDSON ORRISON, Kappa Alpha, Anniston, Sophomore, Mechanical Engineer- ing. o DAVID EWING OTT, Lambda Chi Alpha, Washington, D. C., Fresh- man, Machanical Engineering. 0 EDWARD STANLEY OTT, Lambda Chi Alpha, Mt. Hermon, La., Junior, Mechanical Engineering. 0 CHARLEY OVERBEY. Mobile, Freshman, Civil Engineering. 0 JAMES CRANDEL OWEN, Fresh- man, Mechanical Engineering. 9 CARL THORTON PACE, Alpha Tau Omega, Oxford, Sophomore, Mechanical Engineering. FO U RTH ROW: JOHN RICHARD PACE, Goodwater, Freshman, Electrical Engineering. 0 JOHN G. PAGE, Gadsden, Sophomore, Industrial Engineering. 9 WILLIAM HERMAN PAGE, Georgiana, Junior, Aeronautical Engineering. 0 GEORGE H. PARKER, Sigma Nu, Cullman, Sophomore, Electrical Engineering. g HARRY HOWARD PATTERSON, JR., Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Atmore, Sophomore, Aero- nautical Engineering. 0 JOHN GORDON PATTERSON, Athens, Sophomore, Electrical Engineering. 0 FRANCIS THOMAS PAYNE, Pike Road, Freshman, Aeronautical Engineering. 0 BARNA WAYNE PEAKE, Delta Sigma Phi, Birmingham, Freshman, Civil Engineering. .W 1.-:S .GXSN '52 xi. .cg .ig gf-11,3 5 .Sv Mg-sg F' 5 . I1 I E Ii i... I l I . t .4 P. E I- Z X: . 3' X I I1 x I5 2 'Q 34' w K ' ,I ie . 5 I : i. , .V rg Il E.5ti,...-gg' A' T. .- I I gi 4 Fll SEI A - - ' - v Q H 1 A..'.,,x,,1-.,',,rgn,mgg,v-,saws ' .. 1' ' ' ' 'UV H- I -sir? OE ENGINEERING P ...I I, ' T , Ai' E nf , 2. ae 'T' I I 9, 'la . 1 I In I I. 'X r 2 I 1 -3 ' E511 'T j , lg! 5. A .I I I, -- .aa gi , r I 4 I - ,Q . 'I v IF f 1+ l I V 0a ,i ,QQ I FIRST ROW: THIRD ROW: HENON WILEY PEARCE, Phl Della Thela, Decalurg Sophomore, Civil Engi- neering. 0 TOM WORTHY PEARSON, Wadleyg Freshman, Aeronaulical En- glneerlng. Q JOHN PELHAM, Kappa Alpha, Annislong Sophomore, lnduslrlal Engineering. 0 ALFRED D. PENN, Rome, Ga., Freshman, Mechanical Engi- neering. 0 WILLIAM WALLACE PENN, Birmingham: Sophomore, Mechanical Englneerlng. Q ALLISON SMITH PERRY, Lambda Chl Alpha, Lake Wales, Fla.: Freshman, Aeronaulical Engineering. 0 GEORGE HENRY PERRY, Au- burn: Junior, Mechanical Engineering. Q MARION J. PERRY, Lambda Chl Alpha, Moblleg Junlor, Mechanical Engineering. CHARLES NORRIS PITTS, Monlgomeryg Junior, Mechanical Engineering. 0 WILLIAM ROBERT POMEROY, Talladega, Freshman, Texlile Engineering. 0 ERNEST VAUGHN POPE, Sigma Chi, Birmingham, Freshman, Eleclrical Engi- neering. Q JOHN ALLEN POPE, Sigma Pi, Columbus, Ga., Sophomore, Eleclrical Engineering. 0 JOHN FRANKLIN POPE, Il, Monlgomeryg Junior, Mechanical Engineering. Q ALBERT BISHOP POWELL, Pi Kappe Phi, Birm- ingham: Sophomore, Mechanical Engineering. Q STEPHEN MILLARD POWELL, Phi Della Thela, Forl Lauderdale, Fla., Freshman, Civil Engineering. 0 WOOD- ROW LEROY POWELL, Mobile, Freshman, Civil Engineering. SECOND ROW: FOURTH ROW: MARVIN CHAPMAN PERRY, Greensboro, Sophomore, Mechanical Engineering. O THOMAS C. PERRY, Pi Kappa Alpha, Columbus, Ga., Freshman, E'eclrical Enclneerinq. e BURTON Goomos Persnson, wnmm, Fmnman, M.- chanlcal Engineering. Q JOHN F. PETREY, Lake Wales, Fla., Freshman, ln- duslrlal Engineering. I ROGER AULIS PETREY, Haines Cily, Fla., Junior, Aeronaullcal Engineering. o SAM PETTUS, Hope Hullj Junior, Civil Engi- neering. 0 HAROLD LOUIS PHILLIPS, Birmingham, Freshman, Aaronaulical Engineering. 0 MANDEVILLE PHIPPS, Sigma Chi, Nalchez, Min., Sophomore, Civil Engineering. ROBERT WILLIAMS POWERS, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Clanlong Freshman, Aeronau. lical Engineering. 0 WILLIAM REDDING PRAYTOR, Birmingham, Freshman, Mechanical Engineering. Q JOHNNIE JOSEPH PREWETT, Cordova, Junior, Civil Engineering. Q SAMUEL JONES PRICE, Birmingham, Sophomore, Mechanical Engineering. 0 EARL COLE PRITCHARD, Homewood, Freshman, Mechanical Engineering. 0 JOHN ALBERT QUENELLE, Pi Kaos-1 Alpha Orl':'dg Juv-l':', Terlile Engineerifg. Q THEODORE ECKHARDT RAHT, JR., Ph' Della Thela, Columbus, Ga., Sophomore, Texlile E-ginering. Q WILLIAM MIC!-JAH RAINS, Mobile, Freshman, Aercnaulical Adrninislralion. 52 -9 I , 1 A . , 1 I . I - .I f-'Ii ,ia I I gilt? .P n.an E.-Q. .f- ,V an '-1 iff . Reg! ..- f if-I . 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I. . ' fe 7 O IIA Y' , I .QI Iv e if 8. Y if 53 i 0. I . Xl L. -L 7' .-as .ne :Aww J' .0 -Q . .ol f-AJS! ' ' .12 1' , ,Af FIRST ROW: THIRD ROW: RUFUS LEE TINDOL, Dublin, Ga.g Junior, Civil Engineering. 0 FRANK THRALL TOBEY, Memphis, Tenn.: Junior, Civil Engineering. Q JAMES M. Toon. Pl Kappa Alpha, Talladega: Sophomore, Civil Engineering. 0 JOHN PRESTON TRADER, Sigma Chi, Birmingham, Freshman, Mechanical Engineer- lW- O FRED TRAMMELL, Fairfax: Sophomore, Textile Engineering. 0 WILLIAM HOWARD TRAMMELL, Warrior: Freshman, Mechanical Engineering. A 0 ERNEST MCQUEEN TRICE, Prattville' Freshman Electrical Engineering. I 3 MORRIS EARNEST TROTTER, Kappa Sigma, Waycioss, Ga.: Junior, Civil En- , glneerlng. i l SECOND ROW: ' TRULOCK, Pi Kappa Phi, Climax, Ga.: Sophomore, Aeronautical Admin- Fnehon. 0. MONTGOMERY VANCE TRUSS, Pi Kappa Alpha, Birmingham: mal lfgn, Civil Engineering. Q J. R. TWILLEY, Theta Chi, Selma: Fresh- man. Electrical Engineering. 9 CLYDE PAUL USSERY, Birmingham: Fresh- ' ,Tum Ecfflfal ,Enq-nearing. a JOHN HENRY ussenv, Riverview, Ffaahmaa, 'Juni' 9 'G9rwQ- e HANS H. VAN ALLER, Alpha Tau Omega, Mob-la: I apmfg E C 'Ca' Engineering. e JAMES s. VAN AUSDAL, camp Hill: - ,mm T- Aefmvflcal Eng-nearing. e JAMES M. VANCE, Jr., Kappa Alpha. ' fvurglg ami '50PI1omore, Mechanical Engineering. I ROBERT HERMAN ' , H' BI'm '9hGm: Sophomore, Mechanical Engineering. I . , f I I l TIMOTHY G. VICK, Fayette: Junior, Electrical Engineering. g LLOYD JEROME VICKERS, Miami, Fla.: Freshman, Electrical Engineering. Q HAL TABB WALKER, Sigma Nu, Montgomery: Freshman, Aeronautical Engineering. 0 JOSEPH ERNEST WALKER, Richard City, Tenn., Sophomore, Electrical Engl- neerinq. O REYNOLDS EUGENE WALLACE, Selma: Freshman, Telllle Engi- neering. Q GUY CLIFFORD WALLIS, Kappa Sigma, Waycross, Ga., Sopho- more, Civil Engineering. 0 JAMES ALEXANDER WARREN, Clayton: Fresh- man, Electrical Engineering. 0 GEORGE ALTO WARRICK, Blakely, Ga., Sophomore, Mechanical Engineering. Q JOHN HARRISON WATSON, Opelika: Freshman, Electrical Engineering. FOU RTH ROW: EARL JAY WEAVER, Lake Wales, Fla., Freshman, Aeronautical Engineering. 0 HOMER ALTON WEAVER, Theodore, Junior, Electrical Engineering. 0 GLENWOOD LOCKE WEBB, Beta Kappa, Mobile, Freshman, Industrial Engi- neering. 0 JAMES ANSEL WEEMS, Birmingham, Sophomore, Electrical Engi- neering. 0 WARREN HARDING WEISZ, Montgomery, Freshman, Textile Engineering. Q COLIN EUGENE WELLONS, Kappa Sigma, Macon, Gag Sophomore, Electrical Engineering. 0 KENNETH GIVHAN WELLS, Arnislong Sophomore, Aeronautical Engineering. 0 J. DUDLEY WEST, Birmingham, Freshman, Mechanical Engineering. pa- 4 I ,3 ii ... E: -2- I'-E f jg , - , g-E-1-32:-:Zif E. il '? .f I Qin 4-Q k,.. .inf IIIE SCHOOL OE ENGINEERING ,, Pl ,Loi-o as Q nal 1 FIRST ROW: THIRD ROW: ' CHARLES EDWARD WESTBROOK, Jasper, Freshman, Electrical Engineering. Q GEORGE ROGERS WHEELER, Buffalo, Sophomore, Electrical Engineering. 0 MELVIN CHARLES WHITAKER, Radford, Va., Junior, Aeronautical Engineering 0 MELVIN WOODROW WHITE, Maplesvilleg Junior, Electrical Engineering. 0 WILLIAM MITCHELL WHITE, Maplesvilleg Freshman, Mechanical Engineer- ing. Q ROBERT CALVIN WHITFIELD, Pi Kappa Alpha, Fairfield, Sophomore, Mechanical Engineering. o WEYMAN VASTON WHITFIELD, Sheffield, Fresh- man, Aeronautical Engineering. 0 JACK HENRY WHITLEY, Birmingham, Freshman, Aeronautical Engineering. SECOND ROW: HERBERT H. WIGGINS, Gadsden, Junior, Electrical Engineering. Q ALBERT JOSEPH WILBERT, Lambda Chi Alpha, Mobile, Junior, Mechanical Engineering. 0 CLELLIE WILBORN, JR., Birmingham: Sophomore, Civil Engineering. 0 ROBERT L ' ESLIE WILKERSON, JR., Notasulgag Junlor, Textile Engineering. 0 GEORGE W. WILLARD, Fairfield' Junior Mechanical Engineerin 0 I . g. EARNEST DUKE WILLIAMS, Anniston, Freshman, Aeronautical Engineering O HAR ' ' OLD LEWIS WILSON, Camp HIII, JunIor, Aeronautical Engineerin g. ' HOMFR D- WILSON. Mvntgomeryg Junior, Electrical Engineering. 0 JOHN B. WILSON ' - ' , Kappa SIgma, Auburn, Freshman, Mechanlcal Engineering. E146fI JOHN D. WILSON, Selma, Freshman, Civil Engineering. o ROY El-M0 WILSON, Birmingham, Freshman, Electrical Engineering. I SAM BARTLEY WILSON, JR., Union Springs, Sophomore, Civil Engineering. 0 SAMUEL TRAVIS WINDHAM, Luverneg Junior, Mechanical Engineering- 9 FRANCIS BALDWIN WINGATE, Birmingham, Junior, Mechanical Engineerinq- 9 NE-EI' HENRY WITSCHEN, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Jacksonville, Fla.: Junior, lndustrlal Engineering. Q FREDERICK CONRAD WOJOHN, JR., Mobilei 50Phomo'e' Mechanical Engineering. GORDON EDWARD WOOD, Andalusia! 50PlI0m9 e' Textile Engineering. 0 HAROLD RAY WOOD, Birmingham: Freshman, MB' chanical Engineering. FOURTH ROW: JACK EDWIN wo-oo, Dora, Sophomore, Electrical Engineering- 0 THOMAF ADAMSON WOOD, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Marion, Junior, Mechanical Engl- noofing. o CLAYTON ca. WRIGHT, Birmingham: Sophomore- Mechanfca' Engineering. Q WILLIAM WARFIELD WYATT, Rome, Ga.: Junior, AeronaulIC6I Engineering. 0 THOMAS HASKIN YARBROUGH, Peidmonti Freshman' Aeronautical Administration. Q ALVA YATES, La Fayeffei 50PI'9mo'e' Textile Engineering. 0 ERNEST MERRILL YOHN, JR., Mobile: Freshman, Civil Engineering. 0 RINGGOLD T. YOUNG, Ill, Pi Kappa AIPIW- Fanfieldl Junior, Industrial Engineering. ,L ai: 9 -.. GRACICUS Aleri' and progressive Mrs. Marion Walker Spidle, Head Professor of Home Economics, supervises one of 'rhe faslesi' growing schools af A. P. I. She holds degrees from Alabama College ai' Monfevallo and Columbia Univer- Sify. She was appoinfed fo her presenl' posifion in I938. Explicif in her supervision and leaching, Mrs. Spidle holds fhe respec+ of all of her fufure housewives and home demonslrafion agenfs. SCHOOL Ol HOME ECONOMICS iiuois iii spun-iiiii They fly The ' 1 34 gn' N i T0 iivi oil lIlll2lY all l ir own banners . . . Some seniors of nofe: Marie Johnson, Sarah Rowe, Helen Porch The SCh00l will miss Them- Progressing sTeadily, in keeping wiTh a large increase in coed enrollmenT, The School oT l-lome Economics under The guidance oT Mrs. Marion Spidle is rapidly becominffl one oT The major schools aT Auburn. Under The new building program a modern PracTice l-louse and a compleTely equipped Nursery School have been consTrucTed. In addiTion, SmiTh l-lall, Tormerly a woman's dormiTory, has been renovaTed Tor classroom and laboraTory use. This year The School oT l-lome Economics was sur- prise hosT To a male sTudenT who desired To know how To make a good home. ln The new Nursery l-Tome, The girls Took care oT a young baby boy Trom morning unTil nighT. gaining acTual experience in raisin' chillun. ln The new PracTice l-louse The girls learn To manage a home on a high scale margin, while in The old PracTice House They manage on a low cosT scale oTliving. TheTa Epsilon, honorary soror- iTy, is The goal oT all l-lome Economics girls. E i- ii av'-' be v f 5 - ',' NG, OI? HOW NTS DER DAY OppcS e sage: VH .-, 'lp- prcgescc' ci H:-Q CNF' PAW. fffgfg' Do'c??1,' Af-55 E'f'Mr-Vs' VH, ' --.,,,, rf-. f-'55 .- VNS ' C' HCWQ H'd 5g'3 'r-- ChfZC?CYT rv-are 4- -....- . -fhefher O7 YM- gf fcuvq 141.05 'cgi' In Child O C ,2 'JC' ., -gg, ' v-fr-w'1 -r- 5fl The pradice house girls enferfain af fed fime , Thomas O'Grady, reqisiered in dierevicx Jcmif' 1' CIWFCP f- ' v , .-a IITII fx bf E I ff. 4 : . - I ' li, fi ' , ,j run scuooi K 1 9 ,I '-if I A Y I 'lf I lfi j A I I I, ,V I A3 , 4. ' HRSI ROWUMMM MARGUERITE CREEL, MARY CREEL, DOROTHY DODSON, CARLETON FARISH, EDITH HANDLEY, MAYFRED HOLT. SECOND R 0 I I CHARLIE MAE JACKSON, MARIE JOHNSON, JUANITA JOHNSTON, PAULINE MCCAIN, FRAN MALLETTE, STELLA MITCHELL. .-L 0 'ix-, .L I-I., 14 'QW K W .. I LALLIE FEE COOK, 9 T, Camden, Home Demonslralion, Presidenf, Thefa Epsilon, Secrelary, Home Economics Club. 0 MARGUERITE LOUISE CREEL, Fairfield, Diefelics. 0 MARY ESTELLE CREEL, K A, Birmingham, Home Economics. 0 DOROTHY FAYE DO'DSON, Birmingham, Home Economics. 0 CARLETON FARISH, 9 T, Grove Hill, Home Economics, Thela Epsilon, Cardinal Key, Siudenl' Government Council. 0 EDITH KATHERINE HANDLEY, Camp Hill, Home Demonslralion. O MAYFRED MUREL HOLT, Bankslon, Foods and Nulrifion. 0 CHARLIE MAE JACKSON, Grady, Home Economics. 0 MARIE JOHNSON, K A, Langdale, Home Economics, Sphinx. 0 JUANITA E- JOHNSTON, Auburn, Home Demonsfralion, Home Economics Club, W. A. A., Women's Glee Club, Y. W. C. A., Auburn Players, Danforlh Foundalion Fellowship Winner, I939, Open Forum Club, Sfale Secrelary, Sludenf Home Economics Associaiion, 4. 0 PAULINE MCCAIN, Lineville, Home Demonsfrafion. FRAN MALLETTE, 9 T, Troy, Home Demonsfralion. 0 STELLA L. MITCHELL, Phenix CIIYI Home Demonsfralion. MARGARET PEARSON -- ..-sw, I Q. 5 X NSS :SQ fkgxg I -XXX :'1:'k5 , fm.. ,X S Q Xqx: lfwio' K . , .L - iii- ii . iii . Mk gi l 0 I IIO M I I CIJIIO M IC S I 'W I QP ' i 9. -if L' .fir A .ii 0 MARY FRANCES NALL, 'lf Q II, Georgianag Home Economics: Theta Epsilon. 0 EDITH PATTON, Adqerg Home Demonstration. 0 MARGARET WINONA PEARSON, K A, Auburn, Home Dlmonslraiiong Cardinal Key: Thefa Epsilon: Execulive Cabinefp Women's Glee Clubg Dance Clubg Home Economics Club. O LA MITTICE M. PEARSON, Andalusia: Food and Nulrifion. 0 HELEN PORCH, 6 T, Alexander Clfyg Home Demonsrraliong Cardinal Kay. O ANNA POWERS, K A, Alhensg Vocalional Home Economics. I ELIZABETH RIMES, K A, Selma, Home Economics, Thela Epsilon. 0 SARAH FRANCES ROWE, Enlerpriseg Home Economics Education, Oraclesg B. S. U. Council. I MILDRED LEONE SCONYERS, Headlandg Home Demonslrariong Theta Epsilon: Home Economics Club. 0 MATTIE B. SMALL, Nolasulgag Home Economics. 0 ELIZABETH STEELE, Annislonp Home Demonslraliong Sphinx. I JUANITA MARY STEWART, K A, Auburn, Home Economics. 0 MARY LOUISE WATSON, Macon, Ga., Home Economics. LIBBA RIMES L'-7 HIST R 0 W 0 OMARY NALL, EDITH PATTON, MARGARET PEARSON, LAMITTICE PEARSON, HELEN PORCH, ANNA POWERS, ELIZABETH RIMES. SECOND R O L T 0 OSARAH ROWE, MILDRED SCONYERS, MATTIE SMALL, ELIZABETH STEELE, JUANITA STEWART, MARY WATSON. llill , I ff. I! 'wil I 5 f., ,, A -34 fl, , i II I 4. r 'Q 4. fv- a 1 x 59,4 'X Nr' 63.35 I 4- is X 2 I I I i f I 4 I I KK WN' fHiN!WQ..f.J-. ' 3 ed -3 1 I 'S r I il 1 Il . I' I Q F 2 I' if 5 I 4, il Q! 1-I 1 I: I A , 'I 1 f I, If I .L I Q. ,' 1 fi? ff I ilk' 53' I . I , 'ill lug, 1 aim . ,, , vfili rl r I.1a,IlI I . 4 :+I I I I II f II 146 I , v v I Z 1 I 4 -5? I ,I .WI W' R U Mg I I .WI , . 5, I cbs 5 I 4 'I I . . I l FIRST ROW: THIRD ROW: GLADYS N. ADAMS, Trussvilleg Junior, Home Demonslrafion. Q FRANCES G. ARANT, McKenzie: Freshman, Home Economics. 0 NORMA RAY AUTERY, Dixon's Millsg Freshman, Home Economics. 0 ANITA BAKER, Thefa Upsilon, Opelika: Junior, Foods and Nufrilion. 0 MARGARET VIRGINIA BANKS, Thefa Upsilon, Opelika: Sophomore,-Home Economics. 0 ELSA BELL, Cull- man: Freshman, Home Economics. 0 KATHRYN BLAKE, Alpha Gamma Delia, Auburn, Sophomore, Home Economics. 0 MARGARET LEE BRAD- FORD, Russellville, Freshman, Home Economics. SECOND ROW: LILY LOVE BRADLEY, Opelika, Freshman, Home Economics. 0 RUBY BRALY, Aihensg Junior, Home Demonslralion. 9 EDNA BROWN BROOKS, Sulligenlg Freshman, Home Demonslralion. 0 MARTHA BROOKS, Hurlsborog Freshman, Home Economics. 0 DANNIE LEE BROWNING, Ashland, Freshman, Home Economics. Q EMMA EVELYN BURNEY, West Poinf, Ga.: Sophomore, Home Demonslralion. 0 ANNA BELLE CAMMACK, Zela Della, Grove Hill: Junior, Home Economics. 0 MARY MARTIN CARDEN, Theta Upsilong Opelika, Sophomore, Home Economics. LISZJ DORIS MARGARET CARPENTER, Chi Omega, Auburn: Junior, Home Economics. Q VIRGINIA CHARLTON, Kappa Delia, Aulaugavilleg Junior, Home Eco- nomics. 0 DeLORlS VIRGINIA CHASE, Zela Della, SI. Pelersburg, Fla.: Junior, Home Economics. 0 MIRIAM ANNIE CHESNUTT, HOPB HUIII Junior, Home Economics. 9 FLORENCE MURIEL CLAPP, Eufaulag Freshman. Home Economics. 0 MARY LOU CLEMONS, Scoflsborog Sophomore. HOONG Economics. 0 EDITH CHAMPION, Wadleyg Sophomore, Home Economics- 0 DORIS COPELAND, Loachapokag Sophomore, Home Economics. FOURTH ROW: FLORIS COPELAND, Loachapokag Sophomore, Home Economics. 0 NANCY LAURENA CROOM, Gordon: Freshman, Home Demonsfralion. 0 MARY ALSTON C'OLVlN, Lincoln, Freshman, Home Economics. O BOBBIE COUCH. Alpha Gamma Della, Fayellep Freshman, Home Economics. THELMA PAUI-INE COUCH, Warrior, Sophomore, Home Economics. 0 MARGARET COX. Ashvilleg Freshman, Home Demonslralion. 0 MILDRED BROWN DAVIS. Pike Road, Freshman, Home Economics. 0 SARAH DAVIS, Vidal Sophomore' Home Economics. 312,34 gil' -FI S3 I ' rl 4 a lf? if wi ei X ix XR X .AW sie Q ES ix 1 I a I as 'Q 'bi 1 Vg 'l Ii A256 'iw ni X i lei X S gf ,I is 74 , . I If 1 . if I 'I . I Ph K . . X, 'I ' l I ,li ,. X, xl l lx 'I . 'M . s, Ll: 1 I B ' - - . -- 1 -auf-. -If 1 v A ',A.mxkr,mn, Uv -I -f ,- v---- v - Ol HOMIE CONOMICS I 1 .J 'C' Y Q ' I -5 :I FIRST ROW: THIRD RQW, DOROTHY DICKINSON, Adamsvilleg Freshman, Home Economics. I FRANCES D'ORSAY, Alpha Gamma Della, Georglanag Freshman, Home Eco- nemlcx. 0 ANNIE LAURA DOZIER, Brewlong Sophomore, Home Economics. I KATHRYN LUCILLE DUNCAN, Russellville, Freshman, Home Economics. 0 LIDDIE MARIE DUNN, Sylacaugag Freshman, Home Economics. Q OPIA EVELYN DUNN, Troy: Freshman, Home Economics. 0 CLYDE DYKES, Ozark: Freshman, Home Economics. e MARGARET DYKES, Union Springs, Fresh- man, Home Economics. secouo now: CAROLINE FITE, Hamillong Sophomore, Home Demonslralion. Q DOROTHY FRANCES FLOYD, Auburn, Freshman, Home Economics. 0 ADELE FOX, Alpha Gamma Della, Alexander City, Sophomore, Home Economics. 0 MARGARET ELAINE FREEMAN, Auburn, Sophomore, Home Economics. 0 HAZI-E ELIZABETH GARRISON, Zela Della, Gadsden: Junior, Home Eco- omICS- 0 KATHARINE VIRGINIA GIBBS, Auburn, Sophomore, Home Eco- o 'C5- 0 CYNTHIA RUTH GLENN, Decalurg Freshman, Home Economics. 0 MARY LUCILE GREGORY, Hurlsborog Freshman, Home Economics. MARGARET ELIZABETH GRIFFIN, Lincoln, Sophomore, Home Economlcl. Q MARY CHRISTINA GUARISCO, Daphne: Freshman, Home Economlcl. 0 FRANCES HAMILTON, Odenvilleg Sophomore, Home Economics. 0 LUCY FRANCES HAMILTON, Russellville, Freshman, Home Economics. 0 I.. WILLO- DENE HARMON, Daphne: Sophomore, Home Economics. 0 FAY HART, Andalusia, Freshman, Home Economics. Q CAROLYN HENDERSON, Kappa Della, Greenville, Sophomore, Home Demonslralion. 0 ELEANOR HIGH- TOWER, Kappa Della, Geneva: Sophomore, Home Economics. FOU RTH ROW: ELLEN L. HOEKSEMA, Chi Omega, Mobile, Freshman, Home Economics. I FRANCES HODGE, Alpha Gamma Della, Wadleyg Junior, Home Demonslra- lion. Q LOUISE ANNETTE HOPPER, Alloonag Freshman, Home Economics. 0 ESTHER ELIZABETH HULSEY, Zara Della, Coker, Freshman, Home Eco- nomics. 0 THERA GLADYS HYDE, Camden, Freshman, Home Ecor-ofnlrx. 0 BETTY JEMISON, Zola Tau Alpha, Birrv.inqha'ng Junior, Home Ecoromics. 0 MARY JORDAN, Ganllg Junior, Home Ecoromicx. 0 ELIZABETH C. KILPATRICK, Carrollton Freshman, Home Drnonslralion. I.. r -,'if'd xv A 16 -ai ja if-1,'F'.' ha f ,l 'I I IQ Q L ,. .. . , , i Q 7' I v if I 'Q . 4, if 12' fin Q 1' '. ,gt A I xg .U 'F 'T Cir' I v I'Fi'Q'I . npr, .Z th. I QIITPI I I ,., 1 , vi- , ST: .,' 5. X fi :FSL ,, e I' is-5 mi..- Tw 'QQ wg- H7453 Ya J, ff.. ae 4 Q' Q 504 Y all J 1 3 ' I Q -, fi I 1 1 X I ,-43, .li THE SCIIOOI Q I .. , : I - .,-:-:EE-ll DTT Q K I -.5 1..f E'7' -.- ' E' QD . :JL-E-n:' I I f I v .- --1- .- YH 24.5, I L 1' 6 71, V T . X ,,,g 'W .JI 3 if ,ll , . ' 45 4- 2 -A Vx fJ i 4 .3 , ' '13 ,mir -.,A I .. , 1 - 32 I Aa 7- 3 X 1 7, a A ' , .4 I 2 ' , X 4 I I j 4 . as 3 .1 li? ' Z3 l it 'Q 9 'x vi M! -A FIRST ROW: THIRD ROW: JEAN HOLLIS LAIRD, Kappa Delia, Savannah, Ga.: Junior, Home Economics. Q MARY THERESA LAZZARI, Daphne: Freshman, Home Economics. 0 MARGARET VIRGINIA LINDON, Alpha Gamma Della, Leeds: Junior, Home Economics. 0 ERNESTINE LLOYD, Kappa Della, Hurlsborog Freshman, Home Economics. 0 ILA GRAVES LOCKHART, Camp Hill: Junior, Home Demon- sfralion. Q HELEN STEWART MARTIN, Kappa Della, Planlersville: Junior, Home Demonsfralion. 0 VIRGINIA KATHERYN MASSEY, Birmingham: Fresh- man, Clothing and Texliles. 0 PAULINE MATHISON, Ozark: Freshman, Home Demonslrafion. SECOND ROW: JEANNE MAYBERRY, Theia Upsilon, Waverly: Junior, Home Economics. 0 FRANCES MEADOWS, Salem: Sophomore, Home Economics. 0 MARILYN A. MEAGHER, Auburn: Freshman, Home Economics. 0 ANNELU MOORE, Auburn: Freshman, Home Economics. Q RUBY CHRISTINE MORRISON, Thela Upsilon, Jacksonville, Fla.: Junior, Home Economics. 0 EDITHE MOSLEY, Alpha Gamma Della, Monlgomery: Junior, Home Economics. 0 MIRIAM MCCLENDON, Camp Hill: Sophomore, Home Economics. Q JULIA MARIE MCMILLAN, Bay Minelfeg Freshman, Home Economics. 0 MARGARET LOUISE NASH, Thefa Upsilon, Helena: Sophomore, Home Demonsfralion. I154II MAZIE LEIGH NELSON, Daphne: Freshman, Home Economics. 0 MYRTLE NORRIS, Opelika: Sophomore, Home Economics. Q THOMAS J. O'GRADY, Auburn: Sophomore, Dielelics. 0 LOUISE ORR, Birmingham: Sophomore. Home Economics. 0 ANNIE DELIA OWSLEY, Zela Della, Ecleclicg Soph- omore, Home Economics. Q ANN BYRD PAFFORD, Chi Omega, DHYIOHB Beach, Fla.: Sophomore, Home Economics. 0 WYNONA MERIAM PARKER. Thomasfon: Freshman, Home Economics. 0 MAE PATTON, Adger: SopI10m0l'9. Home Economics. Q MARJORIE PERRY, Chi Omega, Alfavisfa, Kansas: Freshman, Home Economics. FOURTH ROW: LUCRETIA HELEN PERRY, Chi Omega, Eskridge, Kansas: Freshman, Home Eco- nomics. 0 JANIE PITTS, Allen: Freshman, Home Economics. 0 ELEANOR HUBERT POE, Thefa Upsilon, Birmingham: Sophomore, Home Demonsirarion. 0 MAE ANNIECE POLK, Clanfon: Freshman, Home Economics. O MARY ELIZABETH PRITCHETT, Theta Upsilon, Linden: Freshman, Home Economici- 0 MARY ELIZABETH PURVIS, Thela Upsilon, Opp: Sophomore, Home Eco- nomics. 0 DORA RUTH ROBINSON, Lowndesboro: Junior, Home Economics- Q MARY FLORENCE ROBERTS, Auburn: Sophomore, Home Economics. ,...as. x as I 1 I i I , I is R I E Q ! , .I I I I I K I .I I If Q 'Z --, ef A, . . , - .. - A, R, . , R4-'i.,N-. u x,'s,'Q.f1-'1v -s1b'Q C'Q'CW9 ' l OI IIOMI ECONOMICS 'II faerie, 'Q Ill 1.1! : 0 S Nt' '3 Q. if 17 9' -3 10 Q -Q- fzif .LI I , X-X I ali lhgglllfl I A 41' QT, 'rl , 7 - We FIRST ROW: THIRD ROW: JANIE DALE ROPER, Auburn: Sophomore, Home Economics. I DOROTHY JEAN SCHOLL, Zela Della, Birmingham: Freshman, Home Demonslraiion. 0 BERNICE SHIELDS, Harlford: Freshman, Home Demonsfralion. Q ANA- MERLE SMITH, Kappa Delta, Evergreen: Junior, Home Economics. Q MAR- GARET ELOISE SMITH, Birmingham: Sophomore, Home Economics. 0 BER- NICE STEELE, Chi Omega, Brenl: Junior, Home Economics. Q CHARLOTTE ELEEN STEPHENS, Birmingham: Freshman, Home Economics. 0 MARY OLIVE STROZIER, Opelika: Sophomore, Home Economics. SECOND ROW: JULIETTE SUMMERS, Kappa Della, Opelika: Freshman, Home Economics. 0 RUTH SUNDBERG, Chi Omega, Fairhope: Junior, Home Economics. 0 MATTYBELLE TABOR, Phi Omega Pi, Owens Cross Roads: Sophomore, Home Etonomics. 0 MARGARET TAMPLIN TANNER, Auburn: Junior, Home Eco- nomics. 0 CORINNE SMITH TATUM, Opelika: Sophomore, Home Economics. JNDEIRLEABETH TROTZIER, Mobile: Freshman, Home Economics. 0 FLORA BECCA EOOD. Kappa DelIa,. Andalusia: Freshman, Home Economics. g RE- DRE LIZABETH VICE, Birmingham: Junior, Home Economics. 0 MIL- D WALDROP, Chi Omega, Jasper: Junior, Home Demonslralion. DOROTHY ALICE WALKER, Auburn: Freshman, Home Economics. Q V. ILEENE WALKER, Auburn: Freshman, Home Economics. 0 MARJORIE ANN WALLS, New Market: Freshman, Home Economics. 0 MARY JANE WEAVER, Birmingham: Sophomore, Dielelics. Q CLAUDIA WEINMANN, Decalurg Sophomore, Home Demonxlralion. 0 SUSAN MARGARET WHATLEY, Auburn: Junior, Home Economics. 0 ELIZABETH G. WHEELER, Kappa Della, Birmingham: Junior, Home Economics. 0 RUSSEL LOU WILSON, Jasper: Freshman, Home Economics. 0 IDA JEAN WILLIAMS, Kappa Delta, Wefumpka: Freshman, Home Economics. FOU RTH ROW: MARY TENO WILLIAMS, Fairfield: Sophomore, Home Economics. O RUTH WILLIAMS, Alexander Cify: Junior, Home Economics. 0 SOPHENA SIMMS WILLIAMS, Ohafchee: Sophomore, Home Economics Educafion. g MARY LOU WOOD, Chi Omega, Hanceville: Freshmen, Home Economics. 0 MERLE WOODARD, Millporl: Freshman, Home Demomiralion. 0 GRACE M. WOODFIN, Marion: Freshman, Home Demonslralion. e MARGARET WOOLF, Zela Della, Auburn: Junior, Home Demonzlrafion. Q DOROTHY NELL ZACHRY, Nofaxulgag Freshman, Dicleficx. 'Q rv I 'Z 1 w i I ' r W , X v 1 V r w 1 f V I A 4 1 1 r SCHOLAR John Winfield ScoH', Science and Lil. Dean, economic fheorisf and legal menfor, A.B.'d ai' Wichifa, M.A.'d af Texas U., and Ph.D.'d af Chicago. Fin- ally sfopped wandering and sfayed af Auburn. Baseballer and boxer in col- lege, he sfill bangs away for higher grades, rewards besf sfudenfs wifh stiffer schedule. Formal buf friendly, Dean ScoH' is happy abouf his new quarfers in the Classroom Building. SCEIOOE OE SCIENCE AND LITERATURE ON IIIL DIAINS OI IIESIIA IIIE BONES OI CI2ID COU ..x 'w A t q I b pl t th I I t A group of outstanding seniors: Walter Chandler fCoIoneI to youj . . . Maud Mullin . . . Carl Happer .. . Ruth Miller, f K D f Designed tor liberal minded students, the SchooI ot Science and Literature is the only school on the campus which had its origin when Auburn was a denominational institution. Plainsman coIumnist I-Ierbert Martin accurately described Science and Literature as a crip course which has the hardest subjects in schooI. Science and Literature center is Broun I-IaII, hoary campus tiretrap. Science and Lit. cIass- rooms reeIc with economics: their walls tremble with the rhythm ot typewriters: their atmosphere is vibrant with the curses ot accountants and statisticians. Spe- cializing in Business Administration, with emphasis on a broad scope ot economics, ottering courses in preparation tor medical and Iaw schooI, dealing tits weeIcIy to students ot physics, the courses in the SchooI ot Science and Lit. otten cause night- mares tor many students. Forgotten in A. P. I.'s new buiIding program, this school is the toundation ot Auburn's higher education. 4- A ww ,sv . 'XF I , ' ' 1 , v. E ' it 4 'iff ' v- x s , vi I' . I n . 1 5. ik K ,ti PJ n. 'g Iqjf- A' n fj.f'X . ' A, I ' is . 5? 49, ,- V in I I ' - 1 Q h acCoun'ir1q...Bfc.n H 1 Hua my 'f QI, 1 1 im .VW .H- Q f .,- F 9 1 , I 5 ' X ,.- X ,X 1 -,- i. K Y, 3. ILW. . . N, ,. X. , ,, A. 1, V -5. . .H X - n ' ,-,,,,,n.,,5 .'.1-,Q-Mm 1 .-wif: - a,W,w :,f,:,-V-N IE i': SIE-U31 Qfiirlfllngll 1:2 v,',4lgvf 5 'Him ul ' .F-V151 I 1 L lr 'L' 1 'Htl' IWW 'EIN' :W pi. , 'P ' V. Q i mx. ugwmf-,friw gi - ' :YL ' '1 'f5'.i if iz fl ':', Wi' , L PHL :::.' 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Oll . m , I . l mul . 5 , l l ' l 0 HAROLD ROBERT COCKRELL V fbL Falrfleld Business Admmlslrahon JOE N CRAWFORD Unlon, S C Business Admmlslralnon JOSEPH LYNN DEAN 5 fb E Moullrue Ga Business Admm lilrellon O ROBERT F DUKE H K A Gadsden Business Admlnlslrahon JACK M DUNLOP A20 Blrmlngham Foreign Service GETTY FAIRCHILD A V fl Annuslon Foreign Service Scabbard and Blade, Blue Key A Club Colonel R O T C HENRY R FAUCETTE ' A F Birmingham lullnlss Admlnlslrahon Della Slgma Pl CHARLES F FINCHER JR Auburn Business Admumslrallon Della Sigma Pl Inlernahonal Relahons Club GORDON FLOURNOY Is. X Columbus Ga Business Admlnlflraflon 0 JAMES D FLOWERS JR. fb A 9 Montgomery Business Admlnlilralloh HUGH GREEN FORD Auburn' Pre-Medicine' Alpha Epsilon Della. JULIAN M. FOWLER Pell City' Business Admlnlslrallon Omicron Della Kappa' Scabbard and Blade' Brigade Cadet Colonel 38-39 R. O. T. C. O JOHN GODBOLD A 1 S2 Auburn' Pre-Law' Spades' Omicron Della Kappa' Scabbard and Blade' KUPPG Alpha' l. R. C.' Mgr. Freshman Baseball' Wrilers Club' Ll. Colonel R. O. T. C.' Presi n ale Council, '37-'39g Edilor, Auburn Plainsmang Who's Who in American Universiies. JOHN JA ES GRAY, Furlong Business Adminisfranon. a KATE TEAGUE GRESHAM, X sz, Rim, Ark: Business Adm 'm '5li0'li l- R. C. O WILLIAM S. GUICE, Marion: Pre-Medicine. IENCE AND lIlEDAlUDl Ag l YQ 0 0 HAROLD COCKRELL, JOE CRAWFORD JOSEPH DEAN, ROBERT DUKE JACK DUNLOP, GETTY FAIRCHILD HENRY FAUCETTE, CHARLES FINCHER SECOND 0 0 GORDON FLOURNOY. JAMES FLOWERS HUGH FORD, JULIAN FOWLER JOHN GOLDBOLD, JOHN GRAY, KATE GRESHAM, WILLIAM GUICE. 48 Q! ll ll ll JOHNNY GODBOLD 1-'V - fs. 'J , -L J .rj-f r '39 HRSI QGWQ o EARLGUY, JOHN HALL, CARL HAPPER, LEWIS HARDCASTLE, CHARLES HARRIS, RALPH HARRIS, JAMES HENDRY, THOMAS HENLEY. SECOND Q 0 W O I HERBERT HINZ, MARSHALL HOOPER, HAYNES HUGGINS, HOWARD HYDE, JOHN IVEY, RICHARD JOHNSON, CAROLYN JONES. . f ,lil 0 EARL R. GUY, 2 X, Montgomery: Business Administration. 0 JOHN E. HALL, 2 X, Cecil: Business Administration: Delta Sigma Pi: Social Committee. 0 CARL T. HAPPER, JR., 2 A E, Birming- ham: Business Administration: Omicron Delta Kappa: Delta Sigma Pi: Spades: Scabbard and Blade: A Club: Social Committee: Lt. Colonel, R. O. T. C.: Who's Who in American Universities. LEWIS T. HARDCASTLE, Margerum: Business Administration. 0 CHARLES A. HARRIS, JR., K 2, Montgomery: Business Administration: Delta Sigma Pi. 0 RALPH EDWARD HARRIS, JR., Z X, Hogansville, Ga.: Business Administration. 0 JAMES L. HENDRY, Auburn: Science and Literature. 0 THOMAS B. HENLEY, IT K fb, Montgomery: Business Administration: Omicron Delta Kappa: Delta Sigma Fi: Chairman Social Committee: Who's Who in American Universities. 0 HERBERT T. HINZ, Brilliant: Business Admin- istration. 0 MARSHALL J. HOOPER, K A, Selma: Business Administration: Blue Key: Delta Sigma PII Scabbard and Blade: Inter-Fraternity Council. 0 HAYNES GORDEN HUGGINS, II K fb, Lockharli -Business Administration. 0 HOWARD STANLEY HYDE, B K, Acmar: Business Administration. 0 JOHN E. IVEY, JR., A T Q, Auburn: Business Administration: Spades: Omicron Delta Kappa: Delta Sigma PII President, Executive Cabinet: Managing Editor, Auburn Plainsmang Inter-Fraternity Council: Band: Varsity Debate Team: I. R. C.: President of Class, I, 2: Vice-President, Executive Cabinet, 3: Polo Team: Who's Who in American Universities. 0 J. RICHARD JOHNSON, Notasulga: Business Administration. 0 A CAROLYN E. JONES, X Q, Auburn: Science and Literature: Sphinx: Panhellenic Council: Auburn Playerfi Oracles. TOM I-IENLEY . 1 'I 'I fiat.. 'i 'L :RP .A if 3 .il 11 1 Zz' .fi l 5. ii 2:1 fi . . . ks ii is fm V .- ...fs a is l' . .i-:spec 1 25,3554 5' ,?f'i,3ii5 --5 eg X fs If -ft I 'J if-A-la I I-f I. I I w, I i S , , CIENCE AND IIIEDAIUDE I - I ,. -fr ,.--.-v.,.,f.......-......,V.-.nvM,.'a.-A,- f . ,, .-Y... ,Q-f,v' - .-M V H4 .T A -- - - . . . , , I if A f Q I KGEORGE VERNON KENMORE, H K fb, Amerlcus, Ga.: Business Administration: Delta Sigma Pig Blue Key: Scabbard and Blade: A Club. I PHILLIP EDWARD LANKFORD, Blrmlnqhamg Business Adrnlnlltretlon: Who's Who In Amerlcan Unlversitles. 0 WILLMAR PATRICK LOCKE, Birmingham: Busi- ness Admlnlstretlon. 0 RUTH LOWE, X Q, Auburn: Science and Literature: Cardinal Key: Women's Student Government Association: Oracles: Dance Club, Panhellenlc Council. e ARTHUR B. McBRAYER, Ashvllleg Business Admlnlstratlon. e DUNCAN HYNES, Fairhopeg Science and Literature. e JAMES NORTON McNUTT, Hanceville: Business Administration. 0 RUTH LACEY MILLER, K A, Birm- ingham: Pre-Medicine: Cardinal Key: Alpha Epsllon Delta: President, Panhellenlc Council. e MARY SUE I MILLIRONS, Z A, Waverly: Science and Literature. Q CHARLES NORTH MOORE, Marlon: Business Admlnlstratlon: Glee Club, I: Secretary, '38, Treasurer, '39, Open Forum Club. e STIMPSON MOORE, KI2, Gosport: Business Administration. 0 MARY HARDIE MOREMAN, Auburn, Science and Literature. 0 MARTHA CAROLYN MORGAN, A I' A, Birmingham: Science and Literature. e MAUDE ELIZ- ABETH MULLIN, Abbevllleg Business Administration: Cardinal Key. 0 JULIAN PEEPLES MYRICK, II K A, Lakeland, Fla.: Business Administration: Delta Sigma Pl, Tau Kappa Alpha: I. R. C., Plainsman Stalt, '36-'39g CGPTGIH. R. O. T. C.: Vlce-President, Inter-Fraternity Council, Debate Council. JOHN IVEY AR In ,l it HRSI Q 6 E E 0 OGEORGE KENMORE, PHILLIP LANKFORD, WILLMAR LOCKE, RUTH LOWE, ARTHUR McBRAYER, DUNCAN MclNTOSH, JAMES MCNUTT, RUTH MILLER. SECOND D Q W 0 OSUE MILLIRONS. CHARLES MOORE, STIMPSON MOORE, MARY MOREMAN, MARTHA MORGAN, MAUDE MULLIN, JULIAN MYRICK. 5,5 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 1 Q X fc! V I Q Q -, o-:.':1'E-' 'C D 1 - : -1nr'E7- o- -1 lf ox ' - :gf-n 1'-:T f I 11- 9- f 'Rx , L,-5 1 , T ...si 6 i E 16:1- rl 2 I 2: -lea 1 4-7 I 'QL l.7l21.e.f.z 'R A-if , , , , .., , ,V.. .. -4,--ff- fl Fmsr now: THIRD ROW: ' ROBERT LAFAYETTE ADAIR, Hunfsvilleg Sophomore, Business Adminislralion. 0 CARROLL PALMER ADAMS, Alpha Tau Omega, Camilla, Ga.: Freshman, Pre-Veferinary Medicine. 0 CHARLES ADAMS, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Mobile: Sophomore, Business Adminislralion. Q CHARLES E. R. ADAMS, Kensinglon, Md.: Freshman, Pre-Velerinary Medicine. 0 PHILIP EXTON ADAMS, Pi Kappa Phl, Alexander Cily: Sophomore, Business Adminislralion. 0 FRED T. AGRICOLA, Phi Della Thela, Gadsden: Sophomore, Pre-Medicine. Q JAMES LYNTON ALLEGOOD, Moultrie, Ga.: Freshman, Pre-Velerinary Medicine. 0 OSWALD, J. ALLEN, Bela Kappa, Mobile: Freshman, Business Adminislraiion. SECOND ROW: RAYMOND WINSLOW ALLEN, Pi Kappa Alpha, Birmingham: Sophomore, Business Adminislralion. 0 WILLIAM MORRIS ALLEN, Pi Kappa Phi, Birmingham: Freshman, Business Adminisfralion. Q JOHN THOMASON ALLEY, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Tuskegee: Junior, Business Adminislralion. 0 CALLEN ALRED, Pi Kappa Alpha, Clanlon: Freshman, Business Administralion. 0 RUSSELL AMBROSE, Monlevallo: Sophomore, Business Adminislraiion. 0 Monlevallo: Sophomore, Science and Lileralure 0 ROBERT C. ANDERSON, JEAN ARMSTRONG, Birmingham: Freshman, Science and Lileralure. 0 JOHN CLINTON ARNOLD, JR., Della Sigma Phi, Birmingham: Junior, Pre-Law. lf166J LEWIS ARNOLD, Fairfield: Sophomore, Science and Liferafure. 0 JESSE EARNEST ARNOLD, Alexander City: Freshman, Business Adminisfrafion. O CHARLES EDWARD ASHMORE, Pi Kappa Alpha, Birmingham: SOPHOYHON. Foreign Service. I CHARLES NEWTON ATKINS, Sigma Nu, Jasper: Freshman, Pre-Medicine. Q JEAN ATKINS, Kappa Della, Jasper: JUNIOR Business Adminislralion. 0 CLYDE EDWARD AUTERY, Dixon's Mills: 50Ph: omore, Business Adminislralion. 0 JAMES EUGENE BACON, 559513 Ph' Epsilon, Bessemer: Junior, Business Adminisirafion. 0 HOWARD ELDRIDGE BAILEY, Madison, N. C.: Freshman, Pre-Velerinary Medicine. FOU RTH ROW: ROBERT TIPTON BALES, Sigma Chi, Morrisfown, Tenn.: SOPl10m9f9n Business Administration. Q BILLY D. BARTON, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Monfgomewi Freshman, Business Adminislrafion. 0 VERNON FRANCIS BASS, Wilson. N- C4 Freshman, Pre-Velerinary Medicine. Q BURMAH BAXTER, Clio: S0Ph9more' Science and Liieralure. Q THOMAS RUSSELL BAZZELL, Thefa Chi, ClaI1f0l1i Sophomore, Business Adminislrafion. 0 JEAN BEASLEY, Alpha Gamma Della, Auburn: Sophomore, Business Adrninislrafion. 0 SAMUEL THOMAS BENTLEY, Thorsby: Junior, Business Adminislrafion. Q CORNELIUS JOHNSON BENTON. Shawmuf: Sophomore, Pre-Medicine. Q-I l l ' 3 l 1 L 51 4 6 46' P W 4 s if 41 f I SCIENCE AND IIlE RATURE 'D in 6 J'i a- i 1 I, J-, 'O- i 'f Q7 I I' f'-if s' ,Q L -R 13' Q avg ' I 4' -G '7., 'f 40 X W , .....,. I rf: I Eff. Is? , . , km I , fi J' se WI sie S , , J I is ER 5 1 Piiflf' e ..'f'a iii I H ' 5 fig N is I .M s Q.. IRE- R223 Rai: gemfi- I I Vs 'hx' 'as FIRST ROW: THIRD ROW: JACK BERLIN, Montgomery: Sophomore, Business Adminisfraiion. 0 OUEN- TlN EDWARD BITTLE, Haines Cify, Fla.: Freshman, Business Adminisirafion. 0 RICHARD HENRY BJURBERG, Gadsden: Sophomore, Foreign Service. O DIXIE MARTHA BLACK, Auburn: Freshman, Science and Lileraiure. Q HENRY GRADY BLAKE, Monlqomery: Freshman, Business Adminislrafion. 0 JOHN GROVER BLAKE, Saucier, Miss.: Freshman, Pre-Veterinary Medicine. I MAU- RICE I. BLOCH, Selma: Freshman, Business Adminislralion. Q SARAH WHILDEN BOLES, Alpha Gamma Della, Nolasulga: Freshman, Business Ad- mlnlslrailon. SECOND ROW: FERTRAM LEE BOTELER, Sigma Pi, Margarei: Sophomore, Business Admin- srailon. O CLINTON BOYD, Arab: Freshman, Pre-Veterinary Medicine. 0 ERRY MARCELLUS BOYD, Miami, Fla.: Freshman, Pre-Veterinary Medicine. QWLLIITESA ALICE BOYD, Auburn: Sophomore, Pre-Medicine. 0 ROBERT MARIE BRIZRADFORD, Birmingham: Sophomore, Pre-Deniisiry. 0 LALLIE minmwn GG, Theia Upsllon, Sl. Peiersburq, Fla.: Freshman, Business Ad- Business .BETTIE BELLE BRANDT, Kappa Delia, Tuskegee: Junior, sophom mlnfsffaffvn- e ROBERT R. BREWER, Sigma Pi, Birmingham: PW. Business Adminisfrarion. BILLIE BROOKS, Enlerprise: Freshman, Pre-Velerinary Medicine. 0 GORDON C. BROOKS, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Fairfield: Sophomore, Business Adminislrelion, 0 HARRY ISON BROWN, Sylacauqa: Sophomore, Business Adminisrrelion. O PETTUS TRUMAN BRUNER, Phi Della Theia, Birmingham: Sophomore, Business Adminisrrarion. 0 JESSE OLIVER BRYAN, Pi Kappa Alpha, Green- ville: Freshman, Pre-Denrisiry. 0 JOHN FRANK BURGESS, JR., Lenerr: Junior, Business Adminisiralion. 0 WYATT THOMAS BURKETT, Dorhen: Sophomore, Business Adminislraiion. Q ARTHUR LEROY BURNETTE, Alpha Tau Omega, Florence: Freshman, Business Adminislralion. FOURTH ROW: THOMAS HOWARD BURNS, Kappa Alpha, Birminqhamg Sophomore, Pre-Medi- cine. 0 JAMES C. BURT, Rochesler, N. Y.: Freshman, Pre-Medicine. Q P. MAL- COLM CAIN, MonfevaIlo3 Sophomore, Foreign Service. Q GREENE WHAT- LEY CARLISLE, Enierpriseg Freshman, Business Adminisrrarion. 0 JACK BUFORD CARMICHAEL, Monlgomeryg Junior, Foreign Service. 0 ARTHUR BERTRUM CARROLL, Hurlsborog Freshman, Business Ad'ninis?'.i'fz',, 0 GEORGE H. CARTER, Sheffield: Freshmen, BJsines: Adrrinisrrrilion, Q WILUAM KENAN CARTER, Kappa Alpha, Genera: Freshman, Busiwess Ad'ninislrar'1n. I... Yd- ,,.,,,'. is :V . v ' L. I, i i , sys I' :ssl :'.w.g . F, ,ks R+ i ,... 3 1 an , -f ,ff -I K fb .r 9 r Q Cf? 6 576 Q? , I I- ,:- .I , , If is, X IH - .-1. - -'i'-.- lf: 1 J M 1' , ' f IIIL scuo I fn? , me 5 'K ul FIRST ROW: THIRD ALFRED C. CHILDRESS, Loxley: Sophomore, Pre-Dentistr . 0 GEORGE y B. CHIPMAN, Kappa Sigma, West Orange, N. J.: Freshman, Business Admin- istration. 0 DOUGLAS L. COCKRELL, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Fairfield: Fresh- man, Business Administration. Q H. EUGENE CODY , Kappa Alpha, Selma: Freshman, Business Administration. 0 EMORY COGDELL, Union Springs: Sophomore, Business Administration. 0 NORMAN COHEN Buffalo , , N. Y.: Freshman, Pre-Veterinary Medicine. Q HENRY CONDON, Opelika' Fresh- man, Business Administration. Q JAMES ALLISON CONNOR, Alpha Tau Omega, Birmingham: Sophomore, Business Administration. SECOND ROW: GEORGE WILSON COOK, Heflin: Junior, Business Administration. 0 MAL- COLM CADE COOK, Sigma Nu, Union Springs: Freshman, Pre-Medicine. 0 MARY CATHERINE COOK, Talladega: Freshman, Business Administration. Q WILLIAM JOSEPH COOK, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Panama City, Fla.: Freshman, Business Administration. 0 EUGENE MALCOLM CORBETT, Sigma Chi, Mor- 'l5i0W'1- Tenn-I Junior, Business Administration. 0 VICK COSTELLOS, Birm- ingham: Sophomore, Business Administration. Q KAY R. COWART, Donald- sonv'Il G ' ' ' ' I e, a., Freshman, Pre-Veterinary Medicine. 0 CAROLYN COWDEN, Kappa Delta, Mobile: Freshman, Science and Literature. Ifl68J ROW: FRANK HARRIS COWEN, Opp: Freshman, Science and Literature. O JAMES RICHARD COX, Opelika: Freshman, Business Administration. 0 HUBERT OREN CRAIG, Birmingham: Freshman, Business Administration. O CARROLL SANDERS CRAWFORD, Atmore: Freshman, Pre-Medicine. 0 GEORGE FRAN- CIS CARRAWAY, Moulton: Freshman, Pre-Dentistry. 0 DINK ARVIS CREW, Rockford: Freshman, Science and Literature. 0 ROBERT LOUIS CROOK, Delta Sigma Phi, Birmingham: Freshman, Business Administration. I TED R. CULBRETH, Doerun, Ga.: Freshman, Pre-Veterinary Medicine. FO U RTH ROW: WILLIAM wessren CUNNINGHAM, sf. Pafersburg, Fla.: Freshman- PW' Veterinary Medicine. 0 FRED H. CURTICE, JR., Fairfax? Freshman: Pre-Veterinary Medicine. Q ROBERT SIDNEY DABNEY, Ill- Lambda Ch' Alpha, Florence: Sophomore, Business Administration. 0 WARREN G' DARTY, Lake Wales, Fla.: Junior, Business Administration. O EDWARD JERVIS DAVIES, Kappa Alpha, Decatur: Junior, Business Administration. 0 JAMES EDWIN DAVIS, Opelika: Junior, Pre-Medicine. Q MADRID P. DAVIS, Alpha Gamma Delta, Auburn: Freshman, Business Administration. O WIL- LIAM LEWIS DAVIS, Opelika: Sophomore, Business Administration. OI Ol SCIENCE AND LITERATURE ,dh Ba tial! ls 4. A I 4. Q I E, s f i I ,V . 5 r Is, , , i FIRST ROW: THIRD RQW: LEONARD RAYMOND DeLOACH, Opelika: Freshman, Business Adminislra- ilon. I JOHN WINTON DEMING, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Evergreen: Junior, P M'dlCin0- O MARVIN DENTON, Thefa Chi, Oneonlag Sophomore, Pre- Medlclne. 0 ROBERT O. DENTON, Thela Chi, Oneonta: Junior, Pre- mwlclfli- O JIMMY THOMAS DIXON, Thomasville, Freshman, Pre-Veferinary Ysdlslns- e HARRY ARTHUR DONOVAN, sigmo chi, Tallasseeg Sophomore, Il-Medicine. I JOHN WILLIAM DOWLING, Phi Delia Thela, Birmingham: Freshman, Business Adminisfrafion. 0 CLEATUS A. DOZIER, Brewrong Sopho- more, Pre-Denrislry. ssconn ROW: PEARCE DRAUGHON, Pi Kappa Alpha, Geneva, Junior, Science and . BEIQANL TOM DRINKARD, Falkvilleg Freshman, Pre-Veterinary Medicine. ' SAMUELVN JAMES DRYER, Slgmia Nu, Birmingham: Freshman, Pre-Law. non. . GORSTT DUDLEY, Thefa Chr, .Benrong Freshman, Business Adminisfra- more Prbvei . ON LESLIE DUFFELL, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Macon, Ga.: Sopho- Mobi. Freshe 'nafYBM.educ1ne. THUOMAS FULLER DYAS, Phi Della Theta, Birmingham' Tin. uslness Aclmrnrslrahon. 0 JAMES McKENDREE DYKES, .uma Ch. , unlor, Business Admrnrslrafion. Q JOHN ALLEN EARNEST, 'I Auburn! Freshman, Pre-Law. NANETTE LOUISE EAGAR, Monfqomeryg Sophomore, Business Adminislrarion. 0 MARY ELIZABETH EATMAN, Gadsden, Sophomore, Science and Lileralure. 0 JOSEPH SAMUEL EDDINS, Sigma Chi, Birmingham, Freshman, Business Adminislraiion. Q PHILLIP MABRY EDWARDS, Mariong Junior, Business Adminisfrafion. 0 PAUL JERNIGAN ELLIS, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Allanre, Ga.: Junior, Business Administrarion. 0 WILLIAM LEE ELLIS, Genevag Freshman, Business Adminisiraiion. Q MARGUERITE ETHEL ENOCHS, McComb, Miss., Freshman, Business Adminisiralion. 0 LUTHER JOHN ERWIN, Crossvilleg Freshman, Pre-Denfislry. FO U RTH ROW: MARY LEONE ERWIN, Chi Omega, Hunfsvilleg Sophomore, Science and Li?- eralure. 0 CHARLES BURDEN EVANS, Birmingham, Sophomore, Business Adminisirafion. Q CHARLES SHEP FAIRCLOTH, Lillian, Sophomore, Busi- ness Adminisfrafion. 0 CHARLES THERON FARROW, Pi Kappa Alpha, Eclecficg Sophomore, Business Adminislrafion. 0 WILLIAM LEE FAUCETTE, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Birmingham, Sophomore, Business Adminixrraiion. 0 ALFRED W. FAULK, Headlandg Freshman, Pre-Denrisrry. O LOWERY THOMAS FAULK, Selmag Sophomore, Business Adminisfraiion. 0 HOLLIS C. FENN. Branileyg Freshman, Pre-Medicine. I . I A i'gi vs? mi If? ls i A ,X Ik I fr U ' 4 QV! Af , ns. 1. .,. T!! 0-as sl Y I fi- I in II jfed iz: 1 'ii rf. V i i f, - ini scuool or , rl is 'Ri .gc- . 4. ' A ,. 4 T' 1 2 A f S 5 1 l i v n l y .2 r 1 . .lf L Fl: F 12 P' L1 , . yzf'-ff 'if' . , f lisa. L ' 1 ' 7 U T: ' 5 ,w . . 2'-' ji? '. I 'wa 4 I lie la' is l 12 .1 t v l l l l i ll if l 'l I 45 ,3 l f l. 1 , ea . . f- A ,ff , X X ff I . g ,Q f fi la, . -. W? a- 1385516 1' Taj mst Row, THIRD ROW: if I mil JACK GARVIN FIELDS, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Birmingham, Sophomore, Business Administration. Q CORNELIA STEVENS FLANAGAN, Phi Omega Pi, Bay Minetteg Junior, Science and Literature. 0 RAYMOND DeWITT FLETCHER, Gadsden, Sophomore, Business Administration. 0 CHARLES ALLEN FLOWERS, Lambda Chi Alpha, Shannon: Sophomore, Business Administration. g CHARLES FLOYD, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Petermang Freshman, Business Administration. 0 ROBERT JUDSON FOSTER, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Birmingham: Sophomore, Busi- ness Administration. 0 FRED H. FROST, Montevallog Junior, Business Admin- istration. Q MARY ELLA FUNCHESS, Auburng Sophomore, Science and Literature. SECOND ROW: ROY HAYNES GAFFORD, Fort Deposit, Freshman, Business Administration. 0 DAN P. GALVIN, Tampa, Fla.: Sophomore, Pre-Medicine. 0 JOSEPH CLARK GANDY, Pi Kappa Alpha, Fairfield, Sophomore, Business Administration. 0 MARTHA GARDINER, Chl Omega, Huntsville, Sophomore, Business Admin- istration. Q WALTER GARDNER, Coleanorg Sophomore, Buslness Administra- tion.. 0 LUCY PHYLLIS GILBERT, Bay Harbor, Fla., Freshman, Business Ad- m '5if0fi0l1- 0 EDWARD D. GILMER, Sigma Chi, Montgomery, Sophomore, 3'-'5 '955 Adm'f1lSil'dfl0h- 0 STEVE GILLILAND, Goodwaterg Freshman, Pre- Medicine. I w 2 ' COLEY LEE GLENN, Pi Kappa Phi, La Grange, Ga-I Freshman- Businefs Di Administration. 0 THOMAS JEFFERSON GLOVER, Abbeville: Junior, Buss- H, ness Administration. Q JAMES CLIFFORD GOARE, Pensacola, Fla.: Sopito- H. more, Pre-Medicine. 0 FRANCIS WAVERLY GOLSON, Fort Deposit: JUNIOR h la Business Administration. 0 DONALD ARTHUR GOODALL, Phi Delta Theta. ' ' Hi Gadsden: Sophomore, Pre-Dentistry. 0 ERNEST LINWARD GOOLSBY, Bir- 1 tie minghamg Freshman, Business Administration. Q CAMERON G. GRAMMAS. , Li Birmingham, Freshman, Business Administration. Al . lll' 5 FOURTH ROW: f .Sicc ALFRED FRANKLIN GREEN, JR., Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Atlanta, ea.: Fresh- 1 gl msn, Business Administration. Q DORIS EDITH GREENE, Alpha Gamma f , it Delta, La Grange, Ga., Junior, Business Administration. 0 ROY MITCHELL ' M GREENE, Phenix Cltyg Freshman, Pre-Law. 0 THOMAS ELBERT GREENE. ' J, Delta Sigma Phi, Birmingham, Junior, Business Administration. 0 JOHN C ALSTON GRIFFITH, Demopolisg Freshman, Science and Literature. 0 run CLARENCE ALLEN GRIMMETT, Birmingham: Freshman, Business Admlnistra- '-BN tion. 0 FLOYD MILTON GRlMW'OOD, Pi Kappa Phi, Huntsville: Sophomore, - fm Business Administration. 0 GEORGE GRUBB, Pi Kappa Phi, Dothan, Fresh- man, Business Administration. 0 HOWARD G. GUNTER, Auburn: Junior- il Business Administration. 5 1701 li gg- is was Rik iiiiir? ,ii TTY 1 ,, , Y , - -- 3 . . , f , N A.. . .w x a n -if If ltfx XIX' ' f'.f ' ' ' 'vw V? Tta sciirici AND Liiiizliuizi 'X4..J... . , ,, F-,Quin X i i -ae, ul 'ffl X . 'I S . 4' 2- rv: ,Ig P I Y -4 5 I r ' K I ' ' - 4 i E2 ' ' K ' gf' . 'tg 3 I ' ,Q ' , gs. Y L 5 Ice -.1 , - f-' 5 3 ' ' Q' r V' .Q 'F P , 'fs ., U ' Q i:l .'.' s . - I I 9:15. e' ' ve' ' i 'I Q e s e' ' e' fr -T ' 'J , .L 1561 if i -xv -ff X 7 'Q' l FIRST ROW: THIRD ROW: DONALD GUTHRIE HACKNEY, Opelika: HAGLER, Loulsville: Lambda Chl Alpha, HOWARD HANNUM Notasulga: Freshman, Business Administration. 0 MARY Sophomore, Science and Literature. Q JOHN HAROLD Junior, Business Administration. 0 FOSTER A. HALEY, Jasper: Junior, Science and Literature. 0 WALLACE , Phi Delta Theta, Auburn: Freshman, Business Administra- rsn- 0 DORIS CAMPBELL HARDWICK, Huntsville: Junior, Science and PNIUFO- O JAMES ARCHIBALD HARKINS, Alicevilleg Junior, Business Administration. Q mlnlstratlon. SECOND ROW: GEORGE H. HARPER, Demopolis: Junior, Business Ad- :Lt XAEIISHARRIS, Slocomb: Freshman, Business Administration. 9 JAMES MARTIN Hmikglgfion, Ga.: Freshman, Pre-Veterinary Medicine. Q LEWIS JOHN KING HA Slqmd Nu, .Alexander City: Sophomore, Pre-Medicine. O CLAXTON P HARCIVT, Box Springs, Ga.: Junior, Business Administration. 0 TER M. HA:rCHER EJLL, Ashland: Freshman, Business Administration. Q WAL- Busimss Adm' W -. Ru AIPha Tau Omega, West Palm Beach, Fla.: Junior, mn Adminishrll:iration. O GEORGENE HAWKINS, Auburn: Freshman, Busi- So h a on. O -WILLARD EUGENE HAYES, Theta Chi, Maplesville, P omore, Science and Literature, ALBERT B. HEAD, Phi Delta Theta, Troy: Junior, Business Administration. 0 THOMAS ELISHA HEAD, Andalusia: Freshman, Pre-Veterinary Medicine. 0 EARL HENDERSON, Mountain Creek: Freshman, Pre-Veterinary Medic'ne. 0 ER- NEST ASBURY HERLONG, Alpha Tau Omega, Fairfield: Freshman, Business HENRY HERBERT HICKS, Dothan: Freshman, Pre- EDWARD R. HICKSON, Narania, Fla.: Freshmen, Business 0 ROBERT SAMUEL HILL, Kappa Alpha, Canoe: Freshman, Pre-Veterinary Medicine. Q HARRY LEROY HILLHOUSE, Birmingham: Fresh- man, Pre-Veterinary Medicine. Administration. 0 Dentistry. 0 Administration. FOU RTH ROW: HENRY HERBERT HINDS, Montgomery: Sophomore, Business Administration. 0 HENRY ASHLEY HOLLAND, Geneva: Freshman, Business Administration. Q PARK HOLLAND, JR., Phi Delta Theta, Washington, D. C.: Junior, Foreign Service. Q FLEETWOOD GILBERT HOLLINGER, Camden: Freshman, Busi- ness Administration. 0 JAMES ALFRED HOLMES, Goods-water: Freshman, Business Administration. 0 HELEN MAY HOLT, Jafrron, Mir: ' Jxior, Sflrrfe and Literature. Q DONALD HOPTON-JONES, Delta Sigma Phi, Niquero, Cuba: Freshman, Business Administration. 0 REMBERT C. POUSER, Sigma Nu, Montgomery: Freshman, Business Administration. 20 l gist Al .Q 'vie s 75, L.. ii 191' Q x 7 3 I I .A , I - I . y -3 I 1 - gh THE scuool or .9 ,I In - A A 3. ' on . .- ' 3 5 ,y ' f f, ,d I vi I I 'E ,,: , nf 9 FIRST ROW: THIRD ROWS MARGIE LUCILLE HOUSTON, Town Creek: Freshman, Business Adminislraiion. 0 SMITH GRAHAM HOWARD, Kappa Alpha, Saffordg Freshman, Pre- Deniislry. Q JOHN TURNER HUDSON, Alpha Tau Omega, Auburn: Soph- omore, Business Adminislration. Q MCCOY MADISON HUDSON, Clayiong Freshman, Business Administration. 0 RALPH TAYLOR HUNT, Sigma Nu, Birmingham: Freshman, Foreign Service. I ANN LANCASTER HUNTER, Fairhope, Freshman, Business Adminisfralion. 0 MALCOLM E. HUNTER, Kappa Sigma, Montgomery, Freshman, Pre-Medicine. 0 FRANKLIN BROWN HUNTLEY, Wadesboro, N. C.: Freshman, Pre-Velerinary Medicine. SECOND ROW: DANIEL FREDERICK HURST, Birmin 0 FRANK WILLIAM HUTCHINGS, Kappa Alpha, Selma, Sophomore, Business Adminislraiion. 0 CLARENCE NEWBURN IRBY, Mobile, Freshman, Business Ad . . . mumslraluon. Q ROY SHERMAN ISBELL, Auburn, Sophomore, Business Ad- minisfraiion. 0 A. WIMBERLY JENKINS, Alpha Tau Omega, Columbus, Ga., Junior, Business Adminisfraiion. Q KATHRYN BELL JENKINS, Chi Omega, ghamg Sophomore, Business Adminisfrafion Columbus, Ga., Freshman, Business Adminislralion. 0 NELLIE JIM JERKINS, Chi Omega, Dolhang Freshman, Business Adminislralion. 0 CHARLES SAMUEL JESSUP, Columbus, Ga., Freshman, Business Adminislralion. lIl721 HAROLD LEE JOHNSON. Nofasulgag Freshman, Pre-Veferinary Medicine. O BOYCE MANLY J'OLLY, Ayden, N. C.p Freshman, Pre-Veferinary Medicine. 0 FRANK JONES, Salem, Sophomore, Business Adminisfraiion. 0 JACK TRICE JONES, Birmingham: Freshman, Pre-Medicine. 0 KATE EILEEN JONES, Kappa Delia, Auburn, Junior, Business Adminislrafion. 0 HEI-EN CLARKE JORDAN, Chi Omega, Birmingham, Junior, Business Adminislraiion. 0 JESSE L. JORDAN, Alpha Lambda Tau, Chaiomg Sophomore, Business Ad- minislralion. FO U RTH ROW: JOE CHARLES JUSTO, Birmingham: Freshman, Pre-Veferinary Medicine. O WILLIAM BURTON KELLEY, Sylacaugag Freshman, Business Adminislralion. 0 MALCOLM KARL KELLY, Repfong Sophomore, Business Adminisfraiion. 0 MARY KATHERINE KENNAMER, Scoifsborog Freshman, Business Administra- Iion. 0 CHARLES MOORE KILBORN, Mobile, Freshman, Pre-Law. I WIL- LIAM H. KIMBROUGH, Sigma Chi, Chipley, Ga.: Junior, Business Adminislra- lion. 0 CHARLES T. KING, Luverneg Freshman, Pre-Denfisiry. 0 HERBERT KING, Andalusia, Sophomore, Pre-Deniisfry. f I 2 1 2-, 1 ,:?. F Q! e 49 , , -4 FIRSI RI K Tl A IJ C C SI a. SECT J F is F e I G I I 'VT SHINCE AND IIII 1 -.2- 48 DAIURI can ,fi ,, .as ,I .,,, l 'i H'-:X 1 FIRST ROW: THIRD ROW: :WLSND WILLIAM KING, Notasulga: Sophomore, Pre-Dentistry. 0 W. S. TURNERPI1 Delta Theta, Florence: Freshman, Pre-Medicine. 0 BEAUREGARD MLEEN MQOIPJFELD, Herndon, Va.: Freshman, Pre-Veterinary Medicine. 0 LOUIS GRADY ESC! LAGROVE, Auburn: Junior, Science and Literature. 0 CHARLES VESTER NDRUM, LaFayette: Freshman, Pre-Veterinary Medicine.. 0 . CLAIRE LANG, Carrollton: Freshman, Pre-Veterinary Medicine. JOYCE LASSETER, Alpha Gamma Delta, Montgomery: Sophomore, scilhce and Literature. 0 JOHN PARKS LAXTON, Mobile: Sophomore, Science end Literature. ssconn Row. gtnniston: Sophomore, Business Administration. 0 SAN- Immun. . DAVID-AIQYTIB Alpha Epsilon, Scottsboro: Junior, Business Admin- Fomgn Service LEMMON, Alpha Tau Omega, Birmingham: Sophomore, 'uhm' . ANNE LYSHN BLAKE LETT, Auburn: Freshman, Science and Lit- Admmmanon SAME LEWIS, Kappa Delta, Tuskegee: Sophomore, Business SASTON JOE-L JPSCOMUEL -A. LILES, Trussvllle: Freshman, Pre-Medicine. 0 Ad . B. Pl Kappa Alpha, Demopolisg Sophomore, Business i Fn:1':15i aiIQfl- 0 FRANK EARL LITCHFIELD, Phi Delta Theta, Montgomery: in, Business Administration. ALBERT M. LOKEY, Wilsonville: Freshman, Pre-Veterinary Medicine. 0 WAL- TER LEE LONG, Auburn: Freshman, Business Administration. Q K. L. LOTT, Sigma Nu, Birmingham: Junior, Business Administration. 0 LILLIAN LUKE, Kappa Delta, Eutaula: Business Administration. Q WILLIAM SANFORD LYNN, Montgomery: Freshman, Pre-Veterinary Medicine. Q BERTHA IDONA LYON, Tyler: Freshman, Business Administration. Q BETTE BLUE MAIN, Perote: Fresh- man, Pre-Medicine. 0 JAMES SAM MALOY, Opp: Junior, Business Admin- istration. FO U RTH ROW: ROLLAND H. MANN, Tallassee: Freshman, Business Administration. 0 BYRD MARSHALL, Theta Chi, Newville: Junior, Pre-Law. Q HERBERT MARSHALL MARTIN, Alpha Tau Omega, Auburn: Sophomore, Science and Literature. 0 OLYN MATTHEWS, Montgomery: Freshman, Pre-Veterinary Medicine. Q AL- BERT YOUNG MAY, Sawyervilleg Freshman, Pre-Medicine. 0 WILLIAM HENRY MELTON, Pi Kappa Phi, Pine Apple: Freshman, Pre-Medicine. Q HELENA JUSTINE MILLER, Alpha Gamma Delta, Athens: Sophomore, Science and Lit- erature. Q JAMES A. MILLER, Andalusia: Sophomore, Foreign Service. 1 -at s .1-ef Sf ,, ,,'1::-32, .U I RQQEEE?--f ,W Q 'ii ' lf ,ff , vi ' - .2 lll E S Q E l A I if Q T z f 'I - ' 9 . l, , Y' , . f ah 1 'Q 'fi ' If E ' '7 . vo , , , I 'gg' ,fi ' 'G Z-223.1 1 I Q ' ff.. l ., -131,-3 I I , , ' f' v -. A Riff pg 13 ,Q S -ef 5 L I e -.Q .nr . I , .E f.13..ll. O ,nv .W ' Qi? - v 455 'G 19 'IJ QAIQB FIRST ROW: THIRD ROW: MILTON ROBERT MILLER, For? Benning, Ga.: Sophomore, Business Adminisira- lion. Q TAYLOR CALVIN MILLER, Monlgomeryjv Freshman, Pre-Denlislry. 0 WILLIAM FRANK MILLER, Kappa Sigma, Allanfa, Ga.: Junior, Foreign Serv- ice. Q ERNEST FRANKLIN MILLS, Columbus, Ga.: Junior, Business Adminislra- fion. Q E. PAUL MITCHELL, Alexander City: Junior, Business Adminislralion. I JAMES HENRY MIXON,,Hamiltong Sophomore, Business Adminislralion. 0 C. HENRY MONSEES, Alpha Tau Omega, Savannah, Ga., Freshman, Busi- ness Administralion. 0 WILLIAM RALPH MOODY, Trussvilleg Sophomore, Business Adminisfralion. SECOND ROW: CHARLES MARION MOONEY, Oneonleg Freshman, Pre-Veterinary Medicine. 0 CHARLTON LAWSON MOORE, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Thomasville, Ga., Soph- omore, Business Adminislralion. 0 HARRY R. MOORE, Pi Kappa Alpha, Talladega: Sophomore, Business Administration. 0 VERNON WILBUR MOR- GAN, Georgiana, Sophomore, Business Adminislraiion. Q FRITZ P. MORRILL, New Orleans, La.: Freshman, Pre-Velerinary MeoYcine. Q FRED N. MORRIS, Geneva, Freshman, Business Adminislrafion. Q FLYNN DILLARD MORRIS, Geneva: Freshman, Business Adminisfrafion. 0 J. NORTON MULLINS, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Dothan: Sophomore, Pre-Law. SHERROD McCALL, Phi Delta Thefa, Moultrie, Ga.: Freshman, Business Admin- islraiion. 0 JAMES RUSSELL MCCAULEY, Alpha Tau Omega, Birmingham: Sophomore, Business Adminisfralion. Q WILLIAM COOPER MCCLANAHAN, Harfselleg Freshman, Business Adminislralion. 0 LOUIE BROUGHTON Mc- CORD, Sigma Nu, Monlgomery: Junior, Business Adminislralion. Q JOHN ADAMS MCCRORY, Greenville: Freshman, Pre-Velerinary Medicine. 0 MARY VIRGINIA MCCUTCHEON, Kappa Delia, Jasper: Sophomore, Pre-Medicine. 0 GEORGE W. McDONALD, Rockford: Freshman, Pre-Velerinary Medicine. 0 HAROLD LYNN MCGEE, Hialeah, Fla.: Freshman, Pre-Veferinary Medicine. FOU RTH ROW: H741 WILLIAM HIRAM McGHEE, Dozierg Junior, Business Adminislralion. 0 HAR- OLD PATRICK MCGLYNN, Monlgomeryg Freshman, Business Adminisfrafion. I EDWARD DENT MCGOUGH, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Monfgomeryg Sophomore, Business Adminisfralion. 0 SAMUEL KENNETH McKENZIE, Birmingham: Freshman, Pre-Medicine. 0 GEORGE HAROLD McKlNLEY, Sigma Chi, Chalomg Sophomore, Business Adminislralion. WILLIAM MORRIS MCKINNEY. Opelika: Freshman, Science and Lilerafure. 0 ROBERT S. McKNlGHT. JR.. Sigma Nu, Hunfsvilleg Freshman, Science and Lil'eraIure.- O MASTON BRYANT McLENDON, JR., Omega: Freshman, Business Adminislrafion. ClI00l Ol SHENCE AND III I 4'0- .Is .Ta IRAIUDI I ev- I GJ I ,X I - we ,gin . n A- r 1 , 'Q ,. ' ,p Q 1. A IN , - - 1 . ..' FIRST ROW: THIRD ROW: CHARLES ROYCE MCMEANS, Lexinglong Freshman, Business Adminisfralion. 5 LAWRENCE JAMES MCMILLAN, Brewtong Sophomore, Business Adminisfra- 'Oli' 9 MALCOLM BURNS MCREE, Pi Kappa Alpha, Birmingham, Sophomore, Pray? IAdmlnlslraIlon. 0 JOHN DELMA NALL, G-eorgianag Freshman, sprinssffgirm Medicine.. 0 SAMUEL.D. NETTLES, Kappa Alpha, Tunnel D.Ha1:h.,9PXmore, Business Admumsfrahon. 0 NICK R. NICHOLS, Phi MAN PMB' ihensi Sophomore, Pre-Denlisfry. Q HARRY DICKSON NOR- HARQEY 'Ia Theia. Opelika, Sophomore, Business Administration. O JOHN NORTON, JR., Cave Springs, Ga.: Freshman, Pre-Medicine. SECOND ROW: ISSEYELL. Slllma Alpha Epsilon, Florence: Junior, Pre-Medicine. I . LOISJ OUVEON NUNN, Loachapokag Junior, Business Adminislrafion. ARNOLD 6wENs R. Tallasseeg Freshman, Business Adminisfrafion. 0 FANNIE hm. . CHARLESIH Omega, Newnan, Ga.: Sophomore, Science and Lifera- lmahon. . PRUD MARVIN OWSLEY, Elmore, Sophomore, Business Admin- sdehc. andxut V' ENCE OZIER, Chl Omega, Nashville, Tenn.: Sophomore, Langdale. S8 here ure. 0. WILLIAM HUGO PARKMAN, Alpha Lambda Tau, g mouhhvnl I :D omore, Business Admlnislrafion. Q WILLIAM EDWARD PASS, 'I I 9- Nihman, Pre-Veterinary Medicine. HAMPTON DAUGHTRY PERRITT, Alpha Tau Omega, Florence: Junior, Business Adminislralion. Q ELIZABETH HOWARD PERRY, Auburn, Junior, Sclence and Literature. 0 WILLIAM E. PETERS, JR., Enterprise: Junior, Business Admin- isfralion. 0 REBECCA ELIZABETH PETTY, Chl Omega, Decarurg Sophomore, Business Adminisfrafion. 0 WILLIAM R. PHILLIPPI, Sigma Chl, Camden: Freshman, Science and Lilerafure. 9 WILLIAM JOSEPH PHIPPS, Opelika, Sophomore, Business Adminislralion. 0 JOHN LEONARD PIERCE, Slqme Alpha Epsilon, Fori Benning, Ga.: Sophomore, Science and Lllerafure. 0 WILLIAM RALPH PICKARD, Tiffon, Ga.: Freshman, Pre-Velerlnary Medicine. FOURTH ROW: FLO PICKENS, Chi Omega, Decatur, Sophomore, Science and Lileralure, Q ROBERT CLIFTON PICKENS, Bela Kappa, Moulton, Junior, Business Adminislre- lion. 0 GLENWOOD M. PIERSON, Phi Della Thela, Monlqomeryg Freshmen, Business Adminislrafion. 0 IKE WAITE PITMAN, Sigma Chi, Falrhopeg Fresh- man, Business Adminislrafion. 0 FRANCES PLAXCO, Kappa Della, Russellville: Adminislralion. O HENRY WITHERS POELLNITZ, Greensborog Freshman, Science and Lileralure. 0 CLARENCE LESTER POITEVINT, Dofhang Sophomore, Business Adminixfrafion. 0 LOUIE PORCH. Auburn: Freshman, Pre-Veterinary Medicine. Junior, Business 1 - ,D .X,,, JIM I I' s o 4-3 , .. .I ,L I. V f'l: - , 9:2 Z- .f P, 12,3 ,xi ff:-iigl Rx gffjsgfx lfwfg ay fb fi fy X1 A , + A A :Q 1-:x?55?fgfq?rxX'l JR ' ' C ' PW W .'-2a.:.z nw L JI ' 1' 7:5 - fi? H424 5' X Vw 1 f gg 4 F vm- -., , Q -I-1. Xi, ,f wr, , - ' , , U 1E1U1i41E1 mgiwf, 3 - ' f 1-:mv-1 3M'EL+i12fe-iw.. 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O NICHOLAS STALLWORTH STEELE, Beatrice, Freshman, Business Administra- ilOh. 0 HUGH W. STEPHENSON, Parrish: Freshman, Pre-Medicine. SECOND ROW: STERRETT, Birmingham: Freshman, Pre-Veterinary. Q ANNIE DUAINE STINSOIE, Sylacaugag Freshman, Business Administration. 0 ROY FRANKLIN FRED E EJR., Kappa Alpha, Birmingham, Junior, Pre-Medicine. 0 WIL- STODDAR TRICKLAIND, Wetumpka, Sophomore, Pre-Law. Q JAMES THOMAS STANC D. Opelika: Freshman, Pre-Veterinary Medicine. 0 REDDING 'LL SUGG. Auburn, Freshman, Science and Literature. Q CAROLYN TATUM, KGPPB Delta. Opelika: Junior, Science and Literature. 0 EDMUND DRYER TAYLO- R. Alpha Tau Omega, Birmingham, Junior, Pre-Law. . . ,1 w ' THIRD ROW: OZELLA TAYLOR, Banlsstong Sophomore, Foreiqn Service. Q DEWEY 5 TEAGUE, Hefling Junior, Business Administration. 0 CLAUDE LOROUQ54 TERRY, Coal Valley: Freshman, Business Administration. Q JAMES DANNELLY THOMAS, Sigma Chi, Auburn, Freshman, Business Administration. Q LEHA CHRISTINE THOMAS, Tr'oyg Freshman, Science and Literature. 0 COLUM. BINE THOMPSON, Midland City: Sophomore, Business Administration, g FRED NOLEN THOMPSON, Phi Delta Theta, Dadevilleg Freshman, Business Adminissm. tion. 9 ITHIEL JOHN THOMPSON, Gorges, Freshman, Business Admin. istration. FOURTH ROW: JOHN PEYTON THRASHER, Kappa Sigma, Huntsville: Sophomore, Business Ad- ministration. Q LLOYD Z. THRASHER, Auburn, Sophomore, Business Ad- ministration. 0 JAMES HUBERT TISDALE, Sumter, S. C., Freshman, Pro- Veterinary Medicine. 0 JULE WRIGHT TISDALE, Kappa Delta, Aubulfl, Sophomore, Business Administration. 0 MORTIMER R, TORRES, Siqrf'-x CHF. Tampa, Fla., Junior, Business Adrrinisrr-ation, g FEL!! MARTIN TUQIUPSEEO, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Montgomery, Sophomore, Businezs Administrr-ion. 0 NELLIE OSGOOD TYLER, Alpha Gamma Delta, Anniston, Fresnrwrn, Swerce and Liierature. 0 EUGENE NEWHALL VANN, Auburng Bssiness Adrfinistration. A llll SCHOOL Ol as ,,,, scllllcl AND lllllzllupl 4 : - ,- li -'.'JL:?5'i --:'.': ' -I to . s., ---1:-j -L ', - liil , 1 i 1 9 11 1 l rl rl!! I l P Q , AYP 'USP' FIRST ROW: THIRD ROW: GORDON C. VARN, Phi Delta Theta, Cordele, Ga.: Freshman, Pre-Dentistry. 0 ROBERT EDWARD VARNER, Phi Delta Theta, Tuskegeeg' Sophomore, Pre Dentistry. Q TOM JERO-ME VEREEN, Phi Delta Theta, Moultrie, Ga.: Fresh man, Business Administration. 0 MITCHELL WADKINS, Auburng Junior Business Administration. Q ED WHITE WADSWORTH, Alpha Tau Omega Montgomery: Junior, Pre-Law. 0 LUCILE WALDEN, Phi Omgea Pi, Opelika Sophomore, Business Administration. Q RALPH G. WALLIS, Pi Kappa 'Phi Talladega: Sophomore, Business Administration. 0 EUGENE CALVIN WARD Andalusia: Freshman, Pre-Veterinary Medicine. SECOND ROW: GUY J. WARD, Alpha Gamma Rho, Brent, Junior, Business Administration. 0 FLORENCE WARREN, Kappa Delta, Enterprise: Freshman, Business Administra tion. 0 JAMES K. WATTS, Birmingham: Freshman, Business Administration. O JOSEPH EDWARD WELDEN, Lambda Chi Alpha, Wetumpka: Junior, Pre M . . . edlclne. 0 MARTIN WENDER, Columbus, Ga., Junlor, Business Administra .JANE WHITE, Chi Omega, Atlanta, Ga.: Freshman, Science and Llfefaiufa- Q SAMUEL L. WHITE, Lambda Chi Alpha, Sylacaugag Junior, Pre-Medlclnw I WILLIAM C. WHITE, Opp, Freshman, Business Administration. 0 NEIL GLEN WILCOXSON, Lexington, Freshman, Business Administration. 0 JOl'lN K. WILD, Alpha Tau Omega, Jacksonville, Fla.: 50Ph0m9 e- BUSIPBSS Admln- istration. 0 -CHARLES HILT WILLIAMS, Talladega: Freshman, Buslness.Admln: istration. Q JACK G. WILLIAMS, Alpha Tau Omeqal Phlladelphla' lla Freshman, Business Administration. FOU RTH ROW: TED LAMKIN WILLIAMS, Bellamy: Freshman, Business Administratlon. d FRANK BRAD WILSON, Pi Kappa Alpha, Greenville: Junior. BUSQHW Admlzl istration. 0 HAROLD MORTON WILSON, Opelika: Freshman, Buslness fulfil? istration. 0 JUNE WILSON, Mobile: Sophomore, Social Scienfef ' P MES FRENCH WISE. Coffee Springs: Freshman, Pre-Veterinary Mediclne. 0 JA . . , . . - BERT ilon- 9 VIRGINIA WEST. Ph' Omeqa Pl. Auburn: Junior, Business Administra WILBUR WORTHINGTON, Montgomery: Business Admlnlstratlon. .0 Emin- tlon. Q HILLIARD WOOD WHITE. Ardmore. Tenn.: Sophomore, Business NEWTON YARBROUGH, Pi Kappa Alpha, Huntsville: Freshman, Business .ia- Administration. - - ' Admlms r H781 lstratlon. 0 MURRAH B. YOUNG, Graham: Freshman, BUSINESS tion. ,.- , A - J-, ,, -, ux'1. v- - TALKER Lilzable. lellralive Dean Isaac Sadler McAdory of the Veferinary School is a nafive Auburn man. He obfained his B.S. from A. P. I. and then wenl fo McKilIips' Vel College fo gel his D.V.M. He refurned fo A. P. I. in l905 and has been here since fha? lime excepf for Iwo years' leave. He became Dean in I935. An incessant cigar smoker, he will fall: for hours af a lime wifh his vel boys. SCHOOL OE VETERINARY MEDICINE woes AND LOQMALDLHVDL, B0 iuosi MLN club iuli worn J k M d Sf B d . . . Mule experimenf with the Thompson splinl . . . Dr. Greene insfrucis in blood fransfusion . . . Well-known: Vernon WellS - - Good news ol l94O lor Vel Hill, where The poor horse doclors go lo school from daybreak unlil nighllall, was lhe conslruclion ol lhe new Sl60,000 classroom. lab- oralory and clinic building, filling a pressing need ol lhe pasl several years on Jrhe Hill. Hundreds ol applicalions lor admission lo lhe vel school were Turned down This year lor laclc ol adeguale classroom and laboralory lacililies. Dean lVlcAdory. PHD Slarr and DVM Robinson were honored during lhe year wilh appoinlmenl lo various execulive offices in velerinary socielies and sanilary associalions. Inspec- lion lrips lo lvlobile, Allanla and olher cilies lor iuniors and seniors highlighled The year's sludy on lhe Hill. The annual Junior AVMA dance, held in Graves Cenler. was lhe largesl and mosl successlul ever held by lhal associalion. A new labora- lory lechnigue course lor women sludenls enrolled several scienlilic-minded coedS and crealed much inleresl around lhe campus. Dr. L. E. Sfarr, assisianf dean oi Vel- erniary Medicine: Dr. VJ. E. Colton. professor of lnlcclious Disease, and widely recognized for his research' Dr. F. P. Wolf. ossislanl professor of Vel- ' ,J . erinary Medicine: Dr, E. S, Winters. I wgpl plmysiologisl and X-ray leclnnicidn. f ' .A H Dr. M. O. Robinson, Becleriology pro- E ' ' lessor, and his assistant Miss Mildred H Moore, examining bacferial cullurc, NES AND BEEE, AND IN WHITE sEE .apr u Ron D:-.in . . , Tyler Young . . . ln rho Dead Home . . O Brien perk-cn handling lechniq ,f-J .51 A 3. :r 4... 4-'HY HIST R G I I 0 0 JOSEPH BATEMAN, NEAL BATSON, JOHN BILLINGSLEY, MARTIN BIRN, JOHN BLUNSCHI, CLISTON, BQDINE, JAMES BOEHM, THOMAS BROWN, CAREY CARLTON. SECGND R 0 W O O JOEL CARTER, GEORGE CLANTON, MILTON COANE, CLYDE DEAL, CHARLES DEAN, LOUIS DIAMOND, ROBERT DICKINSON, HUBERT DORSETT, GEORGE EASON. Q, I 1 I 0 JOSEPH CHARLES BATEMAN, Columbia, N. C.: Veierinary Medicine. 0 NEAL CALVIN BATSON, A XII, Norihporfg Veferinary Medicine. 0 JOHN THOMAS BILLINGSLEY, Millporfg Veierinary Medicine. 0 MARTIN BIRN, Washingfon, D. C.: Veterinary Medicine. 0 JOHN BLUNSCHI, JR., A X A, Boligeeg Veferinary Medicine, Junior A. V. M. Ag Band. 0 CLISTON VONZELL BODINE, Arab, Veierinary Medicine. 0 JAMES ALFRED BO-EHM, JR., Auburn: Veierinary Medicine. 0 THOMAS EDWARD BROWN, Spartanburg, S. C.: Veterinary Medicine. 0 CAREY C. CARLTON, Arcadia, Fla., Vererinary Medicine. 0 JOEL HERBERT CARTER, Casileberryg Veierinary Medicine. 0 GEORGE HARVEY CLANTON, Ouifman, Ga., Veferinary Medicine. I MILTON DAVID COANE, TIE fb, Trenfon, N. J., Veterinary Medicine. 0 CLYDE E. DEAL, A XII, Tuscaloosa: Veierinary Medicine. I I CHARLES? ROSS DEAN, A NP, Auburn: Veferinary Medicine, A Club: Junior A. V. M. A. 0 LOUIS R. DIAMONDI E M E. New York, N. Y.: Veferinary Medicine, A Club, Junior A. V. M. A. O ROBERT AR-DEN DICKINSON- A 'P' M0'1I90m9fYi Veferinary Medicine: A Club, Inter-Fraferniiy Council, Junior A. V. M. O HUBERT QUENTIN DORSETT, Alioonag Veferinary Medicine. 0 GEORGE E. EASON. A II'-I Harfselleg Veferinary Medicine, Social Commiffee, '38-'39, Junior A. V. M. A. ROBERT DICKINSON 1 'I I X xx OF 'VEQTE RlllA DY M ED ICIIIE .la en 'I' S l ,la i O JOHN WHITNEY EVANS, Alpha Pnl: Naruna, Va.: Veterinary Medlclneg Junior A. V. M. A. I HUIERT FLOYD FINDLEY, Alpha Fel, Atmore: Veterinary Medlclne. O SAMUEL P. GALPHIN, Holly Hlll, S. C.: Veterlnery Medicine. 0 AIELARDO GARCIA IIRD, Faiardo, Puerto Rlcog Veterinary Med- Iclne. 0 CRAIG IURDETTE GIVENS, Alpha Pal, Rlchmond, Va.: Veterinary Medlclne. I VVILBUR C. HAIRE, Oulncy, Fla.: Veterinary Medlclne. 0 EUGENE P. HAMNER, Alpha Pnl, Gordo: Veterinary Medlclne. I HOIART HARE, Wllmlngton, Del.: Velerlnary Medlclne. 0 SYLVAN D. HAWORYH, O'Keene, Okie.: Veterlnary Medlclneg Junlor A. V. M. A. 0 THOMAS FRANKLIN HODGES, Alpha Pnl, F-vllnrllleg Veterlmfy Medlclne. e LEON DUNCAN JOHNSON, Alpha Pal, llaclnhear, Ga.g Veterinary Medlclne. O WARREN ALION JORDAN, JR., Laurlnburg, N. C., Veterinary Medlclne. 0 O. E. JUNG, JR., Alpha Pei, East Sv. Louls, Ill.: Veterinary Medlclne. 0 WILLIAM HAYWOOD KINSEY, Pvellilll, N. Y.: Vlletlnery Med-clne. 0 THOMAS W. LENNON, 2.1 'I' il, Thomasville, Ga.: Veterinary Medicine: Junlor A. V. M. A. 0 ALIERT H. LOCKS, lake: Hlllg Veterinary Medicine. 0 GEORGE Long. MPN pg' 51.73 vgwznary Medicine. e WILLIAM MATTHEW LONG, lurlinqton, N. C.g Velerlnary Medlclne. GORDON '-' :Ei-Cr-ET. 9 r HRST Q 0 W e o Joan evms, ueunoo sncm mo, cms onveus, Husenr rmousv, smuen annum, wmua mme, sueene Human, HOIART HARE, SYLVAN HAWORIH. SECOND Q 0 i I 0 0 'IHOMAS HODGES, LEON JOHNSON, WARREN JORDAN, O. E. JUNG, WILLIAM KINSEY, IHOMAS LENNON, ALIERI LUCKE, GEORGE LONG, WILLIAM LONG. . x -qi .5 ,. I if HRST R 0 W 0 0 RAY LOVVORN, GORDON MacEACHERN, JOHN McKEE, BERNARD MARKS, JOHN MARTIN, THEODORE MASON, JOHN MITCHELL, JOHN MOORE, GUY MOORMAN. SECOND R 0 W 0 0 HANKINS PARKER, THURMAN ROSS, EDWARD ROUKEMA, FRED SCHELL, WILLARD SLAPPEY, GEORGE SMITH, CECIL SPEARS, DAVID SPRINKLE. 4 0 RAY DEMASCUS LOVVORN, Wedoweeg Veferinary Medicine: Junior A. V. M. A. lv GORDON MacEACHERN, Alpha Psi, Haverhill, Mass., Velerinary Medicine, A Club, Execulive Cabinel, '40, Pi Alpha. 0 J'OHN WILLIAM McKEE, Alpha Psi, Selmag Velerinary Medicine. 0' BERNARD MARKS, Jacksonville, Fla., Veterinary Medicine. 0 JOHN GENTRY MARTIN, 2 Cb E, Gordo: Velerinary Medicine: Junior A. V. M. A. 0 C. THEODORE MASON, Jamesfown, N. Y.g Velerinary Medicine. 0 JOHN THOMAS MITCHELL, Alpha Psi, Quifman, Ga.: Velerinary Medicine. 0 JOHN JACKSON MOORE, Alpha Psi, Marion Juncfiong Velerinary Medicine: Junior A. V. M. A. 0 GUY WHITLEY MOORMAN. Alpha Psi, Douglas, Ga., Velerinary Medicine. 0 HANKINS FRED PARKER, Alpha Psi, Brewfong Omicron Della Kappa: Business Manager, I940 Glomeralag Presidenl, Alabama Baplisl' Sfudenl Convenfiong Presidenr, Auburn B. S. U.: Business Manager, Ral' Bible, '38g Member, Execufive Cabinel, 3: A, V. M. A-I Who's Who in American Universiliesg Y. M. C. A. 0 THURMAN CEICLE ROSS, Alpha Psi, Tiflon, Ga.: Veterinary Medicine. I EDWARD CHARLES ROUKEMA, Tampa, Fla., Velerinary Medicine. 0 FRED G. SCHELL, Alpha Psi, Union Springs: Veferinary Medicine, Polo. Q WILLARD ORR SLAPPEY, Alpha Psi, Plains, Ga., Veferinary Medicine, Junior A. V. M. A. 0 GEORGE KENNETH SMITH, K A. Columbia, S. C.g Velerinary Medicine: Junior A. V. M. A. 0 CECIL JULIUS SPEARS, Alpha Psi- Dublin, Ga., Veterinary Medicine. 0 DAVID G. SPRINKLE, Washinglon, D. C.: Velerinary Medicinei A Club. HANKINS PARKER r- N., 1-.V ., gl , .Z Ui .Q 3 III V III RIIIA DY IIEIJICI NE T, ef! 2 , - .3 ,, O OTTO MARSHALL STROCK, Elloree, S. C.: Velerinery Medicine. 0 FRANCIS C. SULLIVAN, JR., Towende, Penne.: Velerlnery Medicine. e B. C. SWINDLE, Parrish, Veterinary Medicine: A Club. I JAMES KENNERLY TAYLOR, Alpha PQI, Annapolis, Md.: Veierinary Medlcineg Secremry, Junior A. V. M. A. O EDWARD LOUIS TRUNDY, Frenlrlorl, Me.: Veferlnery Medicine. 0 J. W. VINSON, Alphe PII, Magee, Mhz.: Velerlnery MedIcIne. 0 FREDERICK FRANKLIN WARREN, Middleburg, Ve.g VUIUTINYY Medicine. e seoaee u.. H. wuven, Alpha mi, xumovm, ra., v.e.r:n..y Medicine: Glee Club: Junlor A. V. M. A. 0 VERNON L. WELLS, H X, Selma, Velerinary Medicine, Alpha Puig Sbtlel Commlllcog Junlor A. V. M. A. I URBAN EARL WHATLEY, E. X, Opelika: Velerinery Medicine. 0 LEON F. WHITNEY, K 22, Orange, Conn.: Velerlnery Medicine. 0 ALEXANDER TALIAFERRO WIATT, II, Hemplon, Ve.: Velerinery Medlclneg Junior A. V. M. A., Polo. e RALPH LEWIS WILLIAMS, Alphe Fel, PecoIeI Mills, S. C.: VeIerInery Medicine. 0 THOMAS MURRAY WISE, Sumler, Ge., Ve!- eflnery Medlclneg Junior A. V. M. A. 0 JOE M. WITTEN, T I1 -I-, Jecluonviile, Fla., Veoevinary Medicineg Junlor A. V. M. A. I ARNOLD WRAEEL, I-I M Ii, New York, N. Y.: Veierinefy Medicine. O TYLER YOUNG, JR., Alphe Pei, Dullleld, Ve.: Velerlnery Medicine, Presidenl, Junior A. V. M. A. RALPH I-H QLLEAMS 63 , 0 i 2 HIST Q 0 W O O OTTO STROCK, FRANCIS SULLIVAN, B. C. SWINDLE, JAMES TAYLOR, EDWARD TRUNDY, J. W. VINSON, FREDERICK WARREN, GEORGE WEAVER, VERNON WELLS. SECOND R O l E O O URIAN WHATLEY, LEON WHITNEY, ALEXANDER WIATT, RALPH WILLIAMS, THOMAS WISE, JOE WITTEN, ARNOLD WRAEEL, TYLER YOUNG. . Y F Ml'- , 'F ,i V a 1 L--'.-. I n 55..- I nv . - 1. - -'-?-lv:-'.:L':3E . I. ff? Z. ,, ':- :- lg I II I2 SCH00 r..r..-'H I 'WI .sf l N,-I 11 le . ra, ak rv Fl X.. 'Q -Qi ,- rt-8 FIRST ROW: THIRD ROW: JOHN ERIC ANDERSON, Delray Beach, Fla.: Sophomore, Veterinary Medicine. 0 J. F. ANDREWS, Florala: Junior, Veterinary Medicine. Q RAY ALVIN ASHWANDER, Alpha Psi, Hanceville: Junior, Veterinary Medicine. 0 MARION R. AVERY, Red Bay: Junior, Veterinary Medicine. 0 WILFORD SHERRILL BAILEY, Auburn: Sophomore, Veterinary Medicine. 0 HUGH ALLEN BASS- HAM, Junior, Veterinary Medicine. 0 ROBERT EDWIN BAUCOM, Alpha Psi, Marshville, N. C.: Sophomore, Veterinary Medicine. Q ROBERT WESLEY BEATY, Sumter, S. C.: Sophomore, Veterinary Medicine. SECOND ROW: LOUIS BECKER, Jacksonville, Fla.: Sophomore, Veterinary Medicine. Q SIDNEY ANDERSON BERRY, JR., Red Bay: Junior, Veterinary Medicine. Q AVERY LAMAR BLALOCK, Kappa Sigma, Nicholls, Ga.: Sophomore, Veterinary Med- icine. 0 ARDELL HENRY BODINE, Arab: Sophomore, Veterinary Medicine. 0 MARION PULLEN BOMAR, Paris, Tenn.: Junior, Veterinary Medicine. 0 LEROY E. BOWEN, JR., Lynchburg, Va.: Junior, Veterinary Medicine. 0 SAM- UEL REID BOWEN, JR., Alpha Psi, Tifton, Ga.: Sophomore, Veterinary Medi- cine. 0 CARL ELLIS BOYD, Raleigh, N. C.: Sophomore, Veterinary Medicine. CATHERINE BOYD, Montgomery: Freshman, Laboratory Technique. I ED' WARD F. BOYETTE, Smithfield, N. C.: Junior, Veterinary Medicine. O WAI-' ,I TER EDWARD BREWER, Moulton: Junior, Veterinary Medicine. Q MARGARET ALDEAN BROADWELL, Kappa Delta, Birmingham: Freshman, Laboratory Tech- nique. Q HEYWARD GREGG BROWN, Alpha Psi, Springfield, S. C.: Junior. Veterinary Medicine. 0 ROBERT DUNLAP BROWNE, Johnston, S. C.: Soph- omore, Veterinary Medicine. 0 OTIS HALBERT BURNSIDE, Pi Kappa AIPIYB. Birmingham: Sophomore, Veterinary Medicine. FOU RTH ROW: If186J THOMAS CLIFTON BUSH, Cordele, Ga.: Sophomore, Veterinary Medicine. O JEFF WILLARD BYRD, Alpha Psi, Broxton, Ga.: Junior, Veterinary Medicine- O FRANCIS HORACE CASE, Savannah, Ga.: Sophomore, Veterinary MediCinB- 0 JAMES ROLAND CLANTON, Ouitman, Ga.: Sophomore, Veterinary Medi- cine. Q WILBURN BISHOP COCHRAN, Pauls Valley, OkIa.i Sophomofe- Veterinary Medicine. 0 ROBERT FRANCIS CONNER, Jasper: Freshman, Veter- inary Medicine. Q NOLEN DUNCAN CONNOR, Auburn: Sophomore, Vet- erinary Medicine. 0 DUDLEY ROSS COPPAGE, Vanceboro, N. C-I 50Ph0' more, Veterinary Medicine. ' 1 - n ISJRX' xfkf vi' Y Y W Y , 1 lf! V E I . E I I If . I . ? I . . ,. I I , I . I I L X nga X. L+ . I g ... is ...Q V A I I VIL I Q I . 'I I I . . i P I T I I P 1 I 2 I in I u .k . I I I . I Q II , I . 55. l. OE VETERINARY MEDICINE 1. -qv .-Q 5 I ill -el AI 1 , 1 I ...., '-9. FIRST ROW: JOE BOVVER CRANE, Alpha Pal, Dlxle, Ga., Sophomore, Vererlnary Medicine. O M. LAWRENCE CRAWFORD, Alpha Gamma Rho, Marlon: Junlor, Veler- lnary Medicine. Q DUWARD IRIGGS CROFT, Crouvilleg Freshman, Vererlnary Medicine. Q THOMAS P. CULPEPPER, JR., Alpha Pal, Cullman, Junior, Velerlnary MedIclne. o JOE MERCER DAVIS, Pl Kappa Alpha, Alberrvilleg Junior, Velerlnory Medlclne. Q BENJAMIN WOFFORD DAWSEY, Aynor, S. C.: Sophomore, Velerlnary Medlclne. 0 THOMAS C. DEAL, Conover, N. C.g Junlor, Velerlnary Medlclne. Q GILBERT FLOYD DEAN, Sorneryllleg Soph- omore, Velerlnary Medicine. SECOND ROW: ROBERT LEROY DICKINSON, Alpha Pxi, llxhopvllle, S. C.: Junior, Velerinary Medlclne. Q DERVVIN SLOAN DIMMERLING, Phi Kappa Tau, East Liverpool, Ohlog Junior, Velerlnery Medicine. Q WILLIAM R. DOBBS, Loachapokag Junior, Velerlnary Medicine. Q A. BRUCE DOUGLAS, Birmingham, Sopho- more, Velerlnory Medicine. Q JACK GEORGE DOWD, Pauls Valley, Okie., Sophomore, Velorinary Mvrlhlne. Q IIENNIE Sl-'ITP' EDWARDS, 'i Kappa Phi, Mobihag Junior, Velvrinory Medicine. Q GAY ELL'S, Auborng F-eshman, Lnboralori Technique. Q JESSE C. ELLIS, lalrn Ro,qe, Ln.: Sophomore, Velerinory Medicine. Y 1 Q THIRD ROW: L. CULVER ELLIS, Kappa Alpha, Florence, Junior, Velerlnary Medicine. Q LUTHER M. ENNIS, Salem, Sophomore, Velerinary Medicine. Q CALVIN WILKES EVANS, Alpha Pli, Naruna, Va., Junior, Velerinary Medicine. Q JAMES M. FANCHER, Wilrong Sophomore, Velerinary Medicine, Q JAMES A. FAUGHN, Auburn, Junior, Veterinary Medicine. O EDWIN HENDERSON FERRELL, Opelika, Junior, Veterinary Medicine. Q PHILIP DAVID FICHAND- LER, Nev Haven, Conn., Sophomore, Velerinary Medicine. FOURTH ROW: BILLIE UNDERWOOD, Birmingham, Sophomore, Velerinary Medicine, Q IIA F. FRANKLIN, Camden, N. J., Freshman, Velerinary Medicine, Q SAMUEL HAMPTON GARWOOD, Sumler, S. C.g Sophomore, Velerinary Medicine, Q SILAS BAUER GATES, Ardmore, Tenn., Junior, Velerinary Medicine, Q GRADY L. GILCHRIST, Claylong Sophomore, Velerinary Medicine, Q IEINARD LEE GIl 3ER, Wanhirjk' D. C., Swphor ore, V'-'H'-ery Ur f '-fy, Q '.'.'aL. TER WRRREI- GLAZFNER, Brevard N. fl., Soahom' re, Velfrinery Medicine, Q AP-DREW OEWEY GOLDEN, Nr larulq 1, Soghomcre, Velrinery Mfdicine, I 2 Q 1 I I Q fi M 'S '- Iiii Qi ' I ,ff . ll. Ai ,vs 'wqdyf Q2 , we ,R 6-- FIRST ROW: THIRD ROW: CLIFFORD L. GROSS, Auburn, Junior, Veterinary Medicine. Q CLYDE FRANK HALE, Sigma Chi, Morristown, Tenn., Sophomore, Veterinary Medicine. O JOHN WILLIAM HARDING, Harding's, Va., Junior, Veterinary Medicine. 0 GEORGE HARDWICK, Danville: Sophomore, Veterinary Medicine. 0 WILSON HEATH HARRELL, Enterprise, Sophomore, Veterinary Medicine. 9 ARTHUR FRANCIS HAYDEN, Dedham, Mass., Junior, Veterinary Medicine. 0 THOMAS AKINS HAYES, Thorsbyg Sophomore, Veterinary Medicine. SECOND ROW: MARION LEWIS HAYLES, Frisco City: Freshman, Veterinary Medicine. I JOHN WILLIAM HAZELRIG, Sycamore, Junior, Veterinary Medicine. 0 WAR- REN HENRY HICKS, Rocky Mount, N. C.: Sophomore, Veterinary Medicine. 0 JACK HERBERT HOWARD, Leesburg, Va.: Sophomore, Veterinary Medi- Evington, Va., Sophomore, Veterinary cane. 0 CLINTON PREBLE HUGHES, Medicine. 0 LEONIDAS EUCLID IRBY, Eufaulap Sophomore, Veterinary Med- lclne. Q WILLIS HUGH IRVIN, Dahlonega, Ga.g Sophomore, Veterinary Med- icine. W. J. ISBELL, Auburn, Sophomore, Veterinary Medicine. 0 HASWELL CLA- RON JACKSON, Ivanhoe, Va., Sophomore, Veterinary Medicine. 0 JOEI- HENLY JACOBS, Moulton: Sophomore, Veterinary Medicine. 0 EDMUND HULIN JAMES, Waverly, Junior, Veterinary Medicine. Q QUENTIN R055 JEROME, Wilson, Ark., Junior, Veterinary Medicine. Q R. B. JIMINEZ. Faiardo, Puerto Rico, Sophomore, Veterinary Medicine. 0 JAMES LEWIS JOHNS, Montgomery, Junior, Veterinary Medicine. FOU RTH ROW: GORDON KENNETH JONES, Jamestown, N., Y., Junior, Veterinary MediCin2- 0 HENRY JOWETT JONES, Citronelleg Junior, Veterinary Medicine. 0 PRESTON BROOKS JONES, Pi Kappa Phi, Starr, S. C., Junior, Veterinary Med- icine. 0 DANIEL EARL KALLMAN, Epsilon Mu Epsilon, New York, N- Y-I Junior, Veterinary Medicine. 0 CLINTON NEWMAN KAMINIS, Lambda Chi Alpha, Tarpon Springs, Fla., Sophomore, Veterinary Medicine. 0 SAMUEL JAMES KELLETT, Jr., Pi Kappa Phi, Fountain Inn, S. C.: Junior, Veterinary Medicine. Q SAMUEL CLEMENT KELLY, JR., Orlando, Fla.: Junior, Vet8I'In6fY Medicine. ,X vg gxsiti' wtvvv , , ,. .,-. 1 '13' v, -H .Q I . 'Tfki E pigs? Fg:..1rbiX -Q. Legs ANS: E Sew . QQ S I K ,..- 5 .Xxx y if :FN kc' 112 , x orvunnlninvmnolclnn i FIRST ROW: ALIERT D. KNOWLES, JR., Wes! Pelm leech, Flo., Junior, Veferinery Med- clne. TOM EDGAR LANHAM, Edqefield, S. C., Junior, Vererinary Med- O iclne. 0 WILLIAM LANIER, Florence: Junior, Velerinery Medicine. I ROBERT E. LEE, Brewlong Sophomore, Vererinery Medicine. Q GEORGE LINWOOD LEWALLEN, SI. Pelerlburq, Fla., Junior, Velerinary Medicine. 0 COY ZEBIE LCXSKHART, Clenlong Junior, Velerinery Medicine. Q JACK LONDON, JR., Goodvralerg Sophomore, VeIerinery Medicine. SECOND ROW: EARL ROLAND MACKERY, Jacksonville, FIe.g Junior, Velerinery Medicine. 0 JAMES WARREN MADILL, Dade Ciry, Fla., Junior, VeIerinary Medicine. 0 EMORY B. MARTIN, Albany, Ga., Freshmen, Velerinary Medicine. 0 MAR- GARET BRADFORD MARTIN, Auburn: J-.5-Y:-r, Labor1'r , Technique o JESSE L. MAULDIN, Harlwell, Ge., Junior, Veterinary Mediciwe. e HOWARD NORVELL MEAD, Greensboro, N. C., Junior, Vererirnry Medicine Q CURTIS MEADOWS, Salem: Sophomore, Veterinary Medicine. l Q uf ,' an THIRD ROW: MARION E. MEADOWS, Selemg Junior, Veterinery Medicine. 0 GEORGE ALLEN MELTON, Keppe Alpha, Aimoreg Junior, Velerinery Medicine, Q EVELYN MILLER, Mounr Andrew, Freshmen, Leborerory Technique. 0 TIM- OTHY ARCHIE MONK, Goldsboro, N. C., Vererinery Medicine. O ALLEY MOON, Red Level, VeIerinery Medicine. 0 GEORGE E. H. MOORE, We!- rerboro, S. C.g Junior, Vererinery Medicine. FOURTH ROW: WILLIAM L. MOORE, Robe, Junior, Velerinery Medicine, Q HARRY H, MORGAN, Cunninqhern, Tenn.j Sophomore, Velerinery Medicine. Q GEORGE TOM MCDANIEL, Eaumen, Ge., Sophsmcre, Velerinery Medicine, Q RUFUQ E. McFER'lN, Greenr5 ' Freshmen, Velerinery Me4i'ine, g HOYT NEISON, Red 84.3 Jurior, Vevffriner, Medici-we. e V-'lLLI,-.M DOLGLA5 LETTLESI Auburn, Soph more, Voferin.-ry Medline, . C-1ARLfS LANQDALE NQWUNQ Alphe 'au Oveqe, P-rneco' 1, FIe.g Bopho-more, Vereriwery Medicine, 1151 X IIIIQ SCH00 , Vi 'i 'm' A' 'T 5 I I I ,gp P 44 'xl ' fl it L ,A x X- 'A-411 V I 5' 1 217' is A 2 I ,y, .... 1 ,fn-an Y 13, in i? W G 1 4V H ,A FIRST ROW: THIRD ROW: JANE MUNLEX O'BRIEN, Taunton, Mass.: Junior, Veterinary Medicine. 0 ELIZABETH ALLEN ODOM, Zeta Delta, Birmingham: Freshman, Laboratory Technique. 0 WALTER VIRGIL PETTY, Alpha Psi, Dawson, Ga.: Junior, Vet- erinary Medicine. Q CHARLES RALTON PHILLIPS, Phil Campbell: Junior, Veterinary Medicine. 0 JOHN BURR PIGGOTT, Sigma Chi, Purcellville, Va.: Junior, Veterinary Medicine. Q JEFF D. PIPKIN, Beta Kappa, Shellman, Ga.: Sophomore, Veterinary Medicine. 0 CLIFFORD WALKER PITTMAN, Lyon, Ga.: Sophomore, Veterinary Medicine. SECOND ROW: TOM RICHARDSON PITTS, Florence: Sophomore, Veterinary Medicine. Q COY HANSEL POITEVINT, Dothan: Junior, Veterinary Medicine. 9 EUGENE JEROME POPE, Newsoms, Va.: Sophomore, Veterinary Medicine. 0 LYMAN E. PORTER, Quincy, Fla.: Junior, Veterinary Medicine. Q WILLIE LEE PRATER, Auburn: Junior, Laboratory Technique. 0 WILLIAM WITT PUTNEY, Lambda Chi Alpha, Farnville, Va.: Sophomore, Veterinary Medicine. 0 MARK A. QUILTY, Sigma Chi, Lake Charles, La.: Junior, Veterinary Medicine. RO'Y C. RACKLEY, Pelham, Ga.: Junior, Veterinary Medicine. 0 VASSAR EDWIN RACKLEY, Pelham, Ga.: Sophomore, Veterinary Medicine. 0 FOY CLIFFORD RANDALL, JR., Lyons, Ga.: Sophomore, Veterinary Medicine. 0 JOHN THAD RIDDLE, Greenville, S. C.: Sophomore, Veterinary Medicine. 0 THOMAS ODORION ROBY, Alpha, Psi, Silver Springs, Md.: Junior, Veter- inary Medicine. O GEORGE ROGOFF, Epsilon Mu Epsilon, Wilmington. Calif.: Junior, Veterinary Medicine. 0 MILTON PHILIP SAUSE, Baltimore, Md.: Junior, Veterinary Medicine. FOU RTH ROW: FRANCES LOUISE SHANER, Theta Upsilon, Birmingham: Laboratory Technique- 0 VIRGINIA DARE Sl-IO'ULTZ, Orville: Freshman, Laboratory Technique. WILLIAM THOMAS SKINNER, Littleton, N. C.: Sophomore, Veterinary Medl- cine. 0 THOMAS SOMERSET SLAUGHTER, Brooklandville, Md Junior, Vet- erinary Medicine. Q WILLIAM EARL SPENCE, Smyrna, Del., Soph0m0I'G- Veterinary Medicine. 0 ALFRED L. STAFFORD, Plant City, Fla.: Sophomore. Veterinary Medicine. 0 JOSEPH T. STEARNS, Louisville, Ky.. 50PI10m0f9. Veterinary Medicine. H901 A 0E VETERINARY MEDICINE A S, Z ff: vw If if-uv' 4 X A JH, 54 A IW g ',Q Q 3' 1' ' l. ' s-I eh 7 , 3 A r . ' I 3. I I If- 'l -- nu -4 I L FIRST ROW: THIRD ROW: JULIAN DUIOSE STITH, Mulllnl, S. C.: Junlor, Velerlnary Medlclne. I HAR' VEY GRAHAM STOKES, Relorrn: Sophornora, Velerlnary Medlclna. O PRICE MOSS STONE, PI Kappa Ihl, Hurhboro: JunIor, Velarlnary Medlclna. 0 THOMAS IRIDGES SUTTON, Alpha PII, Sylvallar, Ga.: Junlor, Velarlnary Medlclne. o C. R. SWEARINGEN, JR., Trenfon, S. C.: Freshman, Veterinary Medlclne. o LESLIE GENE THOMPSON, Alpha Pal, Swalnsboro, Ga.: Junlvf. Velerlnary Medlclna. Q MARGARET J. THOMPSON, Phl Omega PI, Gadsden, Freshman, Laboratory Technique. SECOND ROW: WILLIAM MONROE THOMPSON, Camden: Junlor, Valarlnary Medicine. 0 GROVER C. THORNTON, Union Springs: Junlor, Velarinary Medicine. O WIL- TON THORPE, Auburn: Sophomore, Valerlnary Medicine. 0 JOHN PATTER- SON THRASHER, JR., Oullman, Ga.: Sophomore, Velerinary Medicina. I ALBERT ULYSSES TURNER, Alpha Fil, Phenix Clfy: Sophomore, Valerinary Mldklno. O FRANCIS GLENN VICKERS, Grove HIV- Sophomve, Volalinar, Medlclno. 0 FAY WALTERS, Slluriag Junlor, Laboralory Technique. JOHN MORGAN WATERS, Manaual, Va.: Junior, Velerinary Medlcine. 0 WILLIAM WOOD WEISSINGER, Kappa Alpha, lrovnag Sophomore, Valerlnary Madlclna. Q JAMES P. WHITMAN, JR., Auburn: Junior, Valerlnary Mediclna. I GEORGE O. WHITNEY, Kappa Sigma, Orange, Conn.: Sophomore, Veler- Inary Medicine. Q KENNETH WHITTINGTON, Midway: Junior, Veterinary Medicina. 0 FRANCES WILLIAMS, Cenlre: Freshman, Laboralory Technique. O HILIURN ROSS WILLIAMS, Winfield: Junior, Velarinary Medklno. FOURTH ROW: JOSIAH McKEWN WILLIAMS, Monch Corner, S. C.1 Sophomore, Velarinary Medicina. O JAMES WILLIAM WILLIS, Largo, Fla.: Junior, Valarinary Mad. icine. 0 CHARLES IRANNEN WOODROOF, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Na-man, Ga.: Sophomore, Velerinary Medicine. o CECIL S. YARIIOUGH, Aubumg Jun. ior, Valerinary Medicine. Q HENRY GRADY YOUNG, Lyerly, Ga.: Junior, Velerinarv Medicine. 0 LEONARD EVANS YOUNG, Cc'.-Hs S, C' icpho- more, Yelefnary Mqdicin.-. ' LESTiR I. YOU'IG, Jofnson CIW, Tarn-1,5 Sophomore, lelarinry Meclcine. 1 -Q .Ia . 'Kb ,, I .J :IQ T DRLJUNIOR FronT Row, LeTT To RighT: J. F. Gurley, AnnisTon: Don Kirk, Axis: C. J. BasTien, Gadsden: J. I. Joyner, Birmingham, Back ,, Row, LeTT To Righ+: RoberT B. Morgan, Birmingham: R, H, RoberTson, Mobile: A. C. Bruce, Birmingham. FronT Row, LefT To RighT: J. W. Coleman, Birmingham: E. W. Morris, Camden: MilTon Park, MonTgomery: S. R. Bowen, Birm- ingham: A. O. Hubbard, Talladega: R. T. Ferguson, Birming- ham: W. C. Reid, Panama CiTy, Fla: J. B. Hou:Ton, Mobile: F. G. Kirwin, Mobile: H. J. Campbell, Fairfield. Second Row, LeTT To RighT: W. P. NewTon, MonTgomery: H. W. PuTnam, Birmingham: V. W. Hamner, HamilTon: R. W. CarlTon, Birm- ingham: R. D. Erwin, Birmingham: G. K. LeTson, Birmingham: S. G. Sandlin, Carbon Hill: C. M. Ward, Mobile: Marcus Helms, TalboTTon, Ga. Back Row, LeTT To RighT: P. W. Wil- liams, LaGrange, Ga.: K. R. Brown, Ozark: B. F. Galloway, Jr.. Birmingham: W. H. Weaver, Birmingham: W. E. McKay, Prich- ard: R. E. Colvin, Birmingham. TRESHMAN FronT Row, LefT To Righf: Henry Jones, Fairfax: Wilbur Mc- V ' ' n Duff, Birmingham: J. D. O'Connor, Mobile: Sam Given, Birm- ingham: C. A. LiTTle, Pensacola, Fla.: J. H. Griffin, Gadsden: STeve Likos, Gadsden: Lamar WhiTe, LaGrange, Ga.: F. G. SmiTh, HaTTiesburg, Miss.: R. D. Williams, River View: C. T. WrighT, Birmingham. Second Row, LeTT To RighT: E. S. Pace. EasTaboga: M. O. SmiTh. Ensley: A. J. Helvin, Birmingham: Sydney McCarTney, FT. Payne: Clarence Mefhvin, Birmingham! T. J. PoTTs, Alexander CiTy: Eugene AnThony, Columbus, Ga.: William CaTo, LaFayeTTe: AlberT Vrfoiohn, Mobile. Back Row: LeTT To RighT: Cecil Crow, Jasper: Edwin GunTer, MonTgom- SECOND TERMCOODS i The purpose oT The cooperaTive plan is To make available a higher educaTion in The Tield oT Engineering To worThy and deserving young men who Tind iT necessary To Tinance Their own educaTion. This plan so arranges The college lnSTr'UCT'f3n on an 'TlTem'3TTnQ TUGSTS il1GTThe young man aTTends college Three monThs and works Three monThs on 6 :ob innhis chosen Tield oT Engineering. The employer simply gives one iob To Two such young men, one OT Wl10m occupies The 'ob' in TacTory or shop while The oTher aTTends college. AT The end oT each quarTer They exchange Pl5C9SI The One in The shop or TacTory aTTends college, The one in college goes To work on The job. Thus, each Sfudenf SSCUVGS PFOqFeSSiyely his TheoreTical knowledge and his pracTical experience. Z7 P 1 I i l l 1 ONTEMPORARY EXHIBIT DERIVING SPICE FROM VARIETY: BEAUTIESg MOMENTS OF SOPHISTICATIONI PROMS, JOOKS, AND BALLS: MUSIC BY BIG BANDS: CAPERS, CON- SERVATIVE OR NOTg SI,500,000 WORTH OF PWA: PERSONAL H bn .RJ ,V - - :I I ri, TN X W' K px? lf'xN 1- ,f fiffkg Na ff I IW' f I. . , . , f I, NI, - .-x J U 'D ,' . Ll? , Pb. , if'-R1 ' I X' if ' L 'k JP W X, .vb 3, 2 ,IX 5 2 I V- I '14 If 'II cu I A R1 I, 4' 1' I X L ,Az , ,Yr I, -I N 1 'fSEg5,g.,..f: , ' fu . Q 3,1 .JI , A X M- -- I , H-I g s , . . I .. F' ,E NI I I R ' 60 I 1. SQ , . APPEARANCES OF INTELLIGENTSIAI AFFAIRS MILITARY: ff ,HQ sw ,ag f' xi' ,aff .fr 9 .W 5 ROUSING HOMECOMING. OH, YES-A CAKE RACE: SOME WTF? If ' 51, 3' Qi MOTHERS OBJECTED. :CEM ' I, HRV' -If . lr if iffy -I -FV I' X RF' J' Ac 'f QQ ' ..--1-4' ' f 72, rv , '-71 - I,--'-z-' , f I 'I II I .V 'or 1 ,. 'I: l'qQ'f1 f fn 'Q '7' I- ,fgijggv I U1 X .f fl 'SSE Ag, gi I .ff fi- I Q N I K' Ri.-fb. 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Sfaalum rears Us ugly head src-va all she prlulng Ion,-llm,-gs of the Plains. . . CM-an-cake ago Joroan make lovely Yvo- xomc. . , Falvh Hope and Charliy at Qhree days. Oh you -unncrlul man, or Ill boi you Doll fha? Oo all she girlsf '... Once I was a 97- pouhd -nailing. Looi af mo now .... Girls slffing on gran .... Ware friends no- airff -e, Boon? Now, you'll gn! Ohirly porconf, and you, well, soo mo lalor .... Zorina. or maybq fhay play loolball . . . My, wha! big muscles you liavo, Mr. Callaway. . . Enlranco Oo AUbUH1-l.OlChl- pola Subway. Go! a good sho! of local danco or hop. The gal seems lo have Oroublo with lefi shoulder nrap, buf iusl hold up. sisfcr .... The nan non-dancing group is wailing lor Olwir claocis Oo clear af she bani, and rumor has io Hwy sa! Olwere all nlghl . . . As H10 cow sald as slho looied in Hao silo, ls my fodder in Olnerq-7 , , , Punch drunk in Ohq Mrk round. NO- wmv lv., go! vhe damn sh-ng -hal do I 407 , , , You vr 909 fo be a loolball hero. 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X H ifair, , if 'lyjw ' .-.' l F Y .1 mx W ' 1 -'-'- fq-ff 713 rfyvfk ' 1 ' Q f 1 gflfl mf- CW C 1 I I . H SHIITITH The R. O. T. C., confrary fo belief, is noi iusf anofher class. lf is fraining for young men-fiffing fhem for fufure service as Re- serve Officers in fhe ranks of fhe nafional defense and offering valuable fraining in fhe giving and faking of discipline. There is no need fo elaborafe on fhe fifness of our unif, since our enviable record speaks very well for ifself, and fhe popularify of fhe frequenf reviews and maneuvers may be iudged by fhe number of people who affend. Dis- cipline dealf ouf on occasion by fhe upper- classmen officers falls upon fhe oppressed masses of underclassmen who false if wifhouf a word. The girls like fhe uniforms because fhey are uniforms lno ofher reason ever dis- coveredl, buf fhe soldier lads find fhem ex- cepfionally useful in fhe royal arf of ride- cafching. Nighf pafrol clufy for fhe Engineers On fhe rolling slopes of fhe horse pasfure fhe b0yS have fun on a nighf maneuver complefe wifh fhe firing of blanks, fhe walking of senfries, fhe brighf burning of flares a complefe fwo way radio sef, and all fhe discomforfs of acfual baffle wxfhouf fhe bullefs. ea i I lll l l-If llll, fi.. g f Y df i '- -fn s 45 H . ,Uv s g r ' ,i w-N lg .M ' A - .A . .-,y F-'hid-' me hum ,':-4-. f HE- I ' 1 Ji! .Q ff -75122415 ' 4.-'SUP ein? ff ff-iff if w:',.o '-'A T, - Jika- - ..- , ' 'r ' .Y .',t..,f. , 'D . ., 34 .- L- l , L Y, fx ni 1 . Q ' M if' 3'2- F X 'sa fl' L! W 1.1, f 5 fl 'U-' Q1 Jn 1,1 n J X Probably Colonel Walerman's mosl lilling innovalion ol lhe year was lhe inlrocluclion ol lhe lraclilion which has herewilh been sel down and which seems deslined lo sliclc: lhe praclice ol honoring meh who have, in lhe eslimalion ol lhe Mililary Ollice and Dr. Duncan, allainecl a high slanclarcl ol proliciency in lhe arls ol war during lheir lour years ol R. O. T. Culraining. An honor usually accorded senior men al gradualion becomes a lradilional parl ol lhe Mililary seclion ol lhe yearbook. l eirs is l ower cm 114. i .1 -sq! 5,4 . D A A-:Hun-9 few ,- -479-4, 1 A --X .- 'WU 5. yr.-f ' A. af ' '-an 'fm' -J.:+f fm,-'1 1' .,-1. '. -'aka' .-vida--LML l ' Wifiw H10 Clf1l !'O'JQ!f 0? Dr. Dudcm' rim- f. fy wlrww-'-'g 1 'X - ,Lf 5 ' ,r P, I, C, were: sc-gc'c?c-Ji Qmii 7-if-51 Lui. H.-mir' Gmixm'-rg I0-HD. V- f 'W vw f -: F V I J, ,. ,. 1, Jfi'i'5fI J, .'.'f'- if P'.'f'-ff C lt'-. LX5U'S 9. ALINC 1 f flhifr H ,A.l'.!AL if 205527 P -v -' Lan A 2' :'f 1 X 1 Y N 11.2 1 ,xxia ua U4-. I , '1 , 7- - , x.: Mr , - N YHNKH And there We see a thousand men, As rich as Squire Davidg And what they Wasted every day, I Wish it could be saved. 4? if ffl And there was Captain Washington, Upon a slapping stallion, A-giving orders to his meng I guess there was a million . . . . And then the feathers on his hat, They look'd so very fine, ah! I wanted peskzly to get To give to my Jemima . , . --we Yankee Doodle keep it up Yankee Doodle dand Mind the music and the step, And with the girls bye handy . . . A 5. , -.. Q QS 's,.. -., 1 S l I iff , -.. 'Q-an gif -- +X'lzx. in' L i find then' I sn' u xnunping gun, Largr ax .1 Ing ,nj fnaplr, Upon u mighty lillfr cart: .-I lnud fur latin-r'a callfr . . . I 'T . V 'ig E '! A. .-s, :Ind mrry frm- lhcy fn-d il nfl, I! funk u lmrn nf pmulrrg ll mudv u nuixr llkr falln'r's gun, Unis a nalmn lnudrr . . . 4. '-.. 7-a-.,f- ' 0 7 :Ind llxrn' I wr u Hilfe' krg. llc hraal nfl Illdlll' nf' fvulllrr, I 'fllry knm'ka'd ufvurfl lilly lilllr sticks, l'n 411.1 Ihr Inlh lugrfln' 5 QQO93 'agar 4 .-fml f'-:fv'n Davie had .1 gun, Hr I-:ml afulap! hu Izumi un'I .-Ind qgggk g frnnkfd ylgfvfrgyyg-lfnrl l Pall! llln' 'lille' VIH! Hill Q 0- fi. an Z V 3 . . W 0' L QI' 4 ff' ,X General Noble presenfs Cranford will: 'rhe Besl'-Drilled award . . . Be5+-D,-iller Mccorsfin porls his arms XS Xa N. 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I I NNNNL NtxJcw5 X i ' x 1 1 X , W .1 V ' , 1 w i 4 ,X 2 K 1 2 3 v E W N l . , 74 ' 5 Q5 a 3' J H I 1 i I 1 Y P Y v P i , 1 Lal gx, UBURN poinfs wilh pardonable pride To The remarlnable spirif ol good fellowship Thai exisls belween her lrafernify and non-lralernily men. No man need feel Thar his opporfunilies on lhe campus are lessened because he does no? belong To 0 social Greel: orqanizarion. The spirii of in- dependence prevails. l-lon-fever, ar ihe serve lime There is fhe spirif of irivolify and qooci fellowship lor which fhe fralerniry experi- ence is invaluable. If is rhis angle irorr. which 'rhe Glomere?a has ofraicled rho problem of recording fhe years ccrifiriez amono The irarerniries and sororifies. J Firsf Row: George Buller, Kirby Clemenls, Burr Davidson, William F. Driver, James D. Flowers, Gordon Hood, L. S, Jones, T. P. Moni- gornery, Carl Morgan. Second Row: Allen Norlhinglon, Preslon Reeder, C. W. Taylor, J. A. Taylor, Turner Williams, Orrin Brown, William Bull, A. B. Head, Charles H. Kelley. Third Row: J. A. King, John Rencher, H. W. Smifh, Fred Agricola, Thomas Bailey, Pelfus Bruner, H. G. Carter, W. H. Collier, Eric Dumonl. Fourlh Row: Billy Fleming, Nick Flood, Donald Goodall, Roberl Haas, N. R. Nichols, H. D. Norman, H. W. Pearce, Ted Rahl, J. P. Tilley, F-iflh Row: R. E. Varner, L. F. Woodruff, C. R. Allen, Waller Barr, Roberl Caw- lhon, Ben Craig, Richard Comer, Waller Dean, J. W. Dowling. Sixlh Row: William Duncan, Thomas Dyas, W. S. Farley, John Hand, Wallace Hannum, Fleer Hardy, Henry Hillon-Green, W. S. King, Frank Lilch- field, Douglas Luce. Seventh Row: Sherrod McCall, Lewis Mayo, L. A. Morgan, Glenwood Pierson, S. M. Powell, R. E. Shively, J. D. Thomas, F. N. Thompson, Gordon Varn, Thompson Vereen. Nol in Panel: Dan Chealwood, Lee Holloway, John B. Slralford, Charles Baumhauer, Tommy Bender, Ben Glass, Roberf Sloberr, John Cunningham. . , ,V A' ll -v'-0-G1 ' . .:. .A :af :'-.7 .. -'ff:::.g,.-F-:-,,, ,--1-.. f,f4::+?4fA Wi,-3,-5,f,, ,xg ve, 1-71311-1 a...f , 1 '-i'fZ:'2 :z31:Tivfv '1alT::.i:1.fa,:,.,,t3,,B Z, , Jyeffdi!-1 ft V A: 'Lf' 'if-f -,EL31?T1.J!4Zj ,if F ella L2381 flllel AulJL ing 6 aslral lo LDL have is lhe only Rand Slral age, hnd lhere 'Tech denlp llwe se WGS T 2 f A 1 Z , ff T eta llii 'L Y.. 4 -4--rv' Y f A ,-.1-,k, - ,-,rv-, - -r ., A -A A A Aifer geTTing iTs sTarT aT Miami UniversiTy in I849, Phi DelTa TheTa arrived on The Auburn campus in i879 ahead oT all The resT oT Greeks. They have been grow- ing every since, These Phi's . . . BroTher Crip Flowers leads Lover-boy King asTray every Time The laTTer wanTs To go . . . in The meanTime ClernenTs ThreaTens To burn The house down Tor The beneTiT oT TuTure Phi's lfiresl . . . The Taylor Twins have kepT The enTiro campus guessing Tor Tour years wiTh a game of which one is ThaT? . . . C-square Morgan holds sway over The poliTical seT-up ThaT is second only To Tammany l-lall . . . MonTgomery spends all his spare Time enrouTe To Randolph-Macon To geT subiecT maTTer Tor his new novel on women . . . BooTs STraTTord, The Phi's whiTe hope, conTinues To keep his nose plasTered wiTh band- age, his mind busy rnanuTacTuring excuses . . . iT musT be love . . . Yankee l-lol- land swears ThaT his iiTTerbug complex does noT come Trom anTs in his panTs . . . There is room Tor discussion . . . NorThin'jTon is Taking a much-needed course in Technique . . . The chapTer law and order is preserved by Carl Morgan, presi- denT: Seawell Jones, SecreTary: and Kirby ClemenTs, Treasurer . . . Officers Tor The second semesTer: Penn MonTgomery, President and Sweeper Jones, who was re-elecfed secreTary. King and cronio Two inches in fra? boffom. ru-r'i I 'xl - 'U u, fo lf, 'Q 0 'f- 0 '-'i'v-i-- cuvaiziy' MRS. P. M HAMBRICK House Mother Firsf Row: Elmer Almquisf, Porfer Barnes, Daniel Benson,-Murray Bradley, John Godbold John lvey, Jr., George Knopf, Marfln Lide, Henry Maulshagen, Archie McGillivray. Second Row: Alfred Pearson, James Rufland, Arfhur Sfeele, T. J. Wingfield, George Wolff, B. K. Armsfrong, R. C. Barnes, Walfer Hafcher, A. W. Jenkins, Edmund Kain. Third Row: Frank McLean, E. G. McMeans, William March, Jr., R. G. Nesler, Daughfry Perriff, David Savelle, Edmund Taylor, Edward Wadsworfh, W. H. Brockinlon, Howard Buchanan. Fourfh Row: Thomas Burns, D. C. Cook, James Conner, John Druary, W. P. Gaines, Herberf Hard, J. T. Hudson, Roberf Huff, C. L. Isbell, N. C. Kieffer. Fiffh Row: David A. Lemmon, G. K. Lefson, J. R. McCauley, H. M. Marfin, W. B. Nelson, C. L. Nowling, C. T. Pace, J. Y. Reynolds, S. M. Searcy, L. l.. Self. Sixfh Row: C. W. Scoff, H. L. Sherrod, Hans Van Allen, J. K. Wild, Carrol Adams, J. C. Ball, P. R. Bidez, Bernard Bosfwick, M. P. Brinson, A. Burnelrle. Sevenfh Row: W. M. Ellingsworfh, J. A. Flanagan, C. Hasfy, E. Herlong, J. B. Marfin, H. Monsees, H. Piekard, W. Rnchfer, E. Sherrill, C. Shepard, S. Toomer. dll V. I MJ--Y Y L f -'f- ve-L--.--L.,-. ,---. ...- M, M A F E ' ' 'A 'm'fm-'-- Alf:-2'-1-fr.v,sA,11..:'.Mb , in Alpha in l86 be qfa coming slender order a Elmer P. l. Ba lemme worlr . Waclsv man vl awfully lea ro lor ch cllapl l ' 5 liz, .1 . . ix - 4 . 'f V, 3,315 V. ,., . .Ag H ' '13 ., gee. xy. V J, 'E ,. OTYIGQEJI gg ,,,., .r ,.,..a-- - 'T BYE.. W.. ,W-a. f - Alpha Epsilon ChapTer Tounded on The plains in I879 . . . goT iTs sTarT aT V. lvl. I. in I865 . . . has hand in every happening on campus. even Though The hand may be grasping . . . Plainsman run by local chapTer . . . Godbold hoTboxed aTTer be- coming ediTor . . . Ivey Talks To his peepul Through The press . . . lv1arTin oT The slender appendages has ghosT wriTer iT is rumored . . . Ivey bangs The Table Tor order aT The secreT meeTings . . . accomplishes liTTIe . . . Too much Conners . . . Elmer Hugo AImquisT as assisTanT sweeper . . . Jimmy RuTIand calls The roll . . . P. I. Barnes buys The beans and exTorTs The members . . . G. WolTT Iionizes The femmes . . . Maulshagen makes The grades Tor The chapTer and lends a hand wiTh work. . . D. W. Benson-local boy-makes good . . . Chick I-IaTcher and Ed WadsworTh TooT Tor The A. K.'s as does Shel Toomer . . . Godbold has Fresh- man winning cake race beTore iT was run . . . darn good prognosTicaTing, buT awfully opTimisTic . . . Colors are blue and gold, and The Tlower is a ducky whiTe Tea rose . . . no whiskey-heads . . . chapTer geTs all money Taken in aT dance hall Tor checking coaTs and Ten cenT drinks . . . are reporTed To have damn good chapTer aT Slippery Rock. MRS. REBECCA HENRY QHI p f K pf d C di House Molhnr Oh, Mr. Ivey- . . . . o en orum . .. no an ana lan. iZ4ll 4 6 a Flo uk -'v.,. , A '-' i 'E nl Firf R w' E S Buchanan W V Chandler, E. J. Davies, E. M. Davis s o . . . , . . G. Flournoy, W. W. Goode, M. J. Hooper, J. S. Jackson. Second Row 'fl A. G. Williams C. R. McCoy, J. F. Rolen, J. G. Sandford, W. P. Swi , J. F. Walters, R. Brannon, W. K. Dodd. Third Row: J. H. Marlin G. A. Mellon, J. M. Reynolds, C. T. Shoemaker, G. K. Smifh, R. F Sfinson, T. Bowling, T. H. Burns. Fourfh Row: F. Curlis, L. C. Ellis L. D. Fain, W. H. Harwell, F. Hulchings, E. C. Lee, J. L. Malone, W l Fifih Row C D Orrison W S Palrick J Pel Moore, S. D. Nelles. : . . , . . , . - V W W W issin er, ham, H. W. Reynolds, T. Schuessler, J. M. ance, . . e g W. K. Carter, C. M. Clapp. Sixth Row: E. Cody, S. R. Founlain, R. S Hill S G Howard J. Lafhram, S. M. Lufkin, J. T. McMurphy, T. J Traylor, H.. Williamson. Nof in Panel: Leo Hollinger, Waring Lapsley. 41' gn .W V -' 1 'i .fi Aa gl f mi, X - . ' lfslzsyq i lf242J lia PDQ ' ,-qw-..,, 'xN 'is a l plfm Wifh I865 as fhe dafe and Washingfon and Lee as fhe place, Kappa Alpha came info The world, finally arriving af Auburn in I883. l-looper, anofher one, is chief confacf man for fhe lodge and Philip Morris cigareffes . . . he always enioys flash- ing duclcs . . . Flipper Waffers has been faking a fhree-year course in boolcsfore graff under fhe guidance of Burfon's Bob Smifh . . . Waffers also holds fhe K. A. purse sfrings in a deafh-grip while fhe brofhers sfarve or flip coins for fhe lasf crumb of bread. Ed Buchanan has furned ouf 'ro be fhe wildesf quief man in capfivify . .. he has even fried fo carry fhe New Orleans cops piggy-baclc' '...' 'Round-man Goode spends his spare 'rime frying fo gef a dafe wifh some babe . . . he knows her firsf name. buf The lasf name changed on him while he was waifing . . . dis- appointed lover. . . Bull Davis is sfill frying fo grow up physically so life won'f be so far above his head . . . Billy Dodd gives Waffers poinfers on how fo run fhe Elecfions Cornmiffee, while Sam Neffles, Squire hero. smirl-cs af fhe whole game of Am I a big shoff' Big boys in Kappa Alpha governmenf are Marshall Hooper, . woke: 5' '. : -- - ,D . presidenfg James Sandford, vice-presidenft John Waffers. iff-EOSUVGF. A was mm uccizuooii Loanors all . . . happy elphy kab . . . Hoxpifalify. Home Mother 7 LIU! Firsl' Row: R. P. Armslrong, O. R. Berney, H. R. Faucelle, C. T. Happer, R. W. Nock, Charles Morgan, P. G. Pease, H. J. Porler, lll, J. S. Roberfs, H. A. Vaughan. Second Row: J. R. Abney, John Alley, G. D. Barnes, Richard Big er, O. P. Board, John Cooper, R. P. Darden, J. W. Deming, E. A. Deriay, V. W. Dorfch. Third Row: H, I. Fllnn, C. B. Glover, A. J. Hawkins, Sleve Hellrick, H. C. Jackson, Sanford Lee, W. H. Mifchell, L. R. Norvell, F. M. Renfroe, Marshall Smilh. Fourlh Row: J. O. Youngblood, N. H. Wilschen, T. A. Wood, G. A. Auslin, W. E. Cannady, P. J. Ellis, L. A. Farmer, W. L. Faucelle, T. E. Harris, C, D. Jones. Fiflh Row: J. A. Lynch, E. D. McGough, J. B. Marshall, J. N. Mullins, H. H. Paflerson, J. L. Pierce, J. L. Rouse, C. B. Relfe, L. N. Shannon. Sixlh Row: Pele Smith, C. B. Woodroff, W. D. Barfon, T. A. Bell, J. L. Burlon, D. R. Carroll, W. J. Cook, N. D. Denson, A. F. Green. Sevenlh Row: J. W. Hubbard, J. G. Johnson, J. H. Jones, R. P. Marshall, K. Moore, W. H. Ryan, J. W. Scoll, Jr., Bob Shepherd, Homer Wrighl, Jr. Noi in Panel: Clifford Peacock, William Rillenour. Ei ii, sigma : ill -t , , ,B 3 ,ar - l 3. 13 1, . l . HmMi'gHff?'Wm' W'9 J' lg. Q v -P . 1 fl XKFZ ' A .L . . 3 - 2 ga Q Q ' I244J 10 Siq aio mi qu an ol irc F ol in lil le lg U u epsi on Founded af The Universify of Alabama in l856 and coming fo Auburn in l38o. Sigma Alpha Epsilon now holds 'rhe undispufed honor of needing a direcfory fo aid fhe brofhers in becoming befler acquainfed wilh one anofher. The SAE Clor- mifory has been resfing very comforfably on fhe ofher side of fha lracl:s for quife some fime. buf during fhe presenl' year has been shaking fo fhe corn fed anlics of Cliff Glover. Norfon Mullins, Lesfer Norvell, Bobby Noclc, and many ofhcrs: however, The foofball hero, Podner l-lapper has been ruling wifh an iron hand in befween foofball season and his anlics on 'rhe baseball cliarricncl. 'l relfy-one Deming confinues 'ro give all his girls a lreaf, buf can r gef any of lhom lo give him one . . . Running from The Plainsman office 'ro The Polo field in his graff-buggy. Bob Armsfrong has announced his infenfion fo relire affer he finishes Auburn and The SAE fribe. unless. of course. grafl possibilifies lool: bef- fer in 'rhe near fufure . . . Maw l-larf holds fhe l-:eys lo every hearf. Fin? semcslor boarder . . . lrophy exhibit . . Sunday afternoons l 35 RUN HAH 5.-r., , llul First Row: S. Adams, H. W. Esslinqer, R. E. Heafhcofe, T. J. Jackson, P. Nichols, J. A. Pearson, W. C. Scoff, J. Slaughfer. Second Row: W. M. Smifh, A. Chriefzberg, M. Hazzard, W. Hodo, J. Hooper, J. L. Jernigan, R. Linderrnan, T. R. Loder. Third Row: K. L. LoH', L. B. McCord, C. H. Mcfiehee, R. G. Merrill, J. Seal, R. C. Calloway, S. D. Collier, J. E. Davis. Fourfh Row: J. R. Foy, L. Harris, C. McCall, J. McCleskey, A. B. Morrison, W. Lawrence, G. Parker, H. L. Perry, C. Seawell. Fiffh Row: C. Shorf, W. Stanley, H. Thames, C. Alkins, M. I Cook, W. Cooner, D. Collier, B. J. Dryer, R. H. Harris. Sixfh Row: R. Houser, R. Hunl, J. C. Jones, J. S. Leak, R. McKnigh'r, C. Michaels, G. F. Shaw, W. Sockwell, H. Walker. Nof in Panel: David Rogers, Craig Jackson, Everl' Youngs. i ' A -3-'J-liczi-,,,,,N +..,:q,, ' ' ' ' +2-'QQRQQ-K, 'Q'-'-2:.Q,, II246J 'QJZNA - Q ,, ,. 's Z3 'S 2 1 I I l I 'M' . 5 . iv :T 4 0' JK -11,9- ' '.,r- V' ' M Jusl' for 'rhe record. Sigma Nu was founded al 'rhe Virginia Milifary Insfifule in IB69 . . . colors chosen were blaclc, while. and gold . . . flower is rhe while rose . . . Bela Thela chapler was eslablished here in I89O . . . Billy Smirh is presi- denl. and divides his lime belween 'rhal office, pep manager in search ol pep and women . . . hard-pressed for lime, he has lurned lhe las+ dufy over in parr +o Jimmy Slaughler, vice-presidenr . . . David Rogers. perperual member of Sigma Nu a'rhle'ric Teams, is Treasurer . . . money may be loaned 'ro srudenls a+ exorb- ifanl rales . . . Paul Nichols is secrelary. . . chapler bemoans fare of cenfer Chrielzberg of 'rhe college eleven, who has been nursing an injured knee all year . . . supposedly caused by a ioolball accident if is rumored 'rhal he susrained 'rhe injury while chasing one ol lhe new coeds across Bullard Field . . . l-lazzard plays fennis. 'lis said . . . l-lealhcole slooges, Jaclcson polilics. and Bill Lawrence sings lo amuse lhe brolhers, who fail ro appreciale his vocalizing . . . married off John B. Thomas . . . This was considered a good liclc by all who had conlended wirh Brolher Thomas for deleclable morsels ar 'rhe dining 'fable . . . Wells Sranley srill loolcing for a dale, bul wilh all 'rhe girls available iusl up 'rhe slreel, he slays in a fog aboul' some babe from home . . . Babe McGehee plays foofball when he can escape from feminine admirers . . .l-looper invariably laughs before lhe iolfe is finished . . . fronl lawn has been mowed since dormirory occupalion fo clear view. Find Smifh . . . Miss Janie . . . and a couple Snaios. 7 O A R-0 'grail Quigiw fifsp., 'Q r N, MRS, J, O REID House Mol?-c il4'l Firsr Row: L. Aycock, H. T. Bailey, F. S. Brush, J. M. Callaway, T Chiles R Dees R Duke, R. L. Gibson, W. L. McCuIlouch, J. E. Nelson J. P. Myisck. Becond Row: J. C. Neill, D. W. Newlon, A. D. Roehesfeff - L Davis J M. D. T. Talum, W. H. Abernalhy, A. L. Crockeff, C. . , . Davis H P Dra ghon J. N. Eddins W. S. Going. Third Row: J. A , . . u , , . Greeson, J F. Lacy W. P. Lloyd, J. C. McCoIlouch, J. K. Newell, J. Quenelle, E. Ramey, W. L. Richmond, W. C. Rolenberry, W. l. Shn son G. S. Thaqard. Fourlh Row: F. W. Wilson, J. R. Windham, R. Young, W. J. Benlley, J. W. Broyles, E. C. Burgm, H. O. Burnside, R. Cloplon, J. Dandridge, C. Farrow, J. C. Gandy. Fiflh Row: R. Gwil lim, L. E. Heyduck, G. J. Lipscomb, M. B. McRae, A. H. Nollingham M. Skelton, R. C. Whiffield, R. Allen, C. Alred, C. Ashmore, W Biffner. Sixfh Row: T. E. Blackmon, C. Bradford, J. Brown, J. E. Brush J. D. Bryan, Byron Carrell, L. Chesnuf, C. L. Currie, B. M. Davis, M Feagin, H. S. Gordon, C. E. Harbeson. Seventh Row: R. Harris, J. R Hill, P. Johnson, C. Lefcher, H. Moore, T. Perry, C. Porler, J. Sherling S. W. Soulh, W. Terry, M. Truss, R. N. Yarbrough. Noi' in Panel Goode Hudson, W. K. Jennings, Gene O'ReiIly, Cooper Green. i ia P P196 1-3 ryq, -A -.9 ,Q -'ov L248J ,i as Vir- The lha bv plu Bal an all ac re' lh hc wi lc O. N.- gk Nw, L Ft. u A. vi' ,n '9s.s PiKA saw lighT in I868 when some Virginians goT Togefher aT The Universify of Virginia .. local chapTer Upsilon was esTablished in l895 . . . broThers counf Themselves lucky in Their every number wins for Auburn scheme and figger ThaT The huge pin symbol has done abouT enough duTy by now having been used by pracTically every organizaTion on The campus . . NewTon is rough on The plumbing wiTh his shower vocalizing . order preserved by J. P. Myrick while Bailey clamps TighT on The pursesTrings .. . Larry is s+iIl The Tv1asTer Dafe Sfuffer and The girls love iT . Burnside always sTumbles over one Mr. Abernafhy when aTTracTed by The sound of The dinner gong which rings Twice weekly since Th addifion of a new pledge . . . T-looT keeps The frosh in line despiTe off-menfioned reform . . . Lil' Kirk runs around wiTh a head of hair like a Zulu . . . Burgin inscribes The sacred minuTes on boTh sides of The second sheeTs used for The sacred annals . . . officers conTinually fighTing under-currenT group which wanTs To TransporT The , Tv, house. brick by brick, To Bullard Field Joe Lacy asTounds friends and relaTives i 5-5 wiTh his prowess on his seldom-Touched sax . . . floor is kepT well-sanded for safeTy -,K To bare feeT which appear weekly . . . Ma Tyler is worried abouT The afTer-life v of each and every chick in her brood. MRS W F I Mq,!'+qr Girls, boys, blankefs . . . Brofhcrs with bagt. nad. ,...- P Firsf Row: W. H. Andrews, W. B. Campbell, F. B. Chappell, J. E Chesnuf, W. A. Gallagher, R. Hamillon, C. Harris, F. T. Hebson M. K. Johnson. Second Row: W. H. Kilpalrick, H. E. Mohns, S. Moore J. K. Orr, B. H. Rawlinson, S. H. Richardson, P. M. Rudolph, F. M Smifh, E. R. Solomon. Third Row: G. Tafum, 6. Thorpe, L. F. Whilney J. Crawford, T. W. Elkins, R. D. Hall, W. B. McGehee, C. Magnuson J. Main. Fourlh Row: W. F. Miller, V. V. Milchell, R. E. Oares, C. Slafford, H. L. Sul'l'on, M. E. Troffer, A. L. Blalock, W. M. Bloxsom, J. Cordell. Fiffh Row: J. D. Faulkner, W. Gordy, F. McCar'ry, E. G. Nickerson, J. E. Rice, J. T. Siler, J. P. Thrasher, E. Wellons, G. D. Whifney. Sixlh Row: R. Adams, 6. Chipman, S. Garrelf, R. L. Goodin, H. Hahn, L. Herring, M. Hunler, R. W. Kaisner. Sevenlh Row: J. P. McGee, S. B. Milligan, F. Mohns, J. F. Redd, J. L. Spencer, Wrn. Thomas, G. Wallis, J. B. Wilson. Nof in Panel: F. G. Frey, Edwin Myers, Knox Millsap, Roberl Chambers, Hugh Wilson, 5 5 P PQ l i l l ,7 LZSOII xxx XI I 1 S19 mi- - , , Im- - -rv --01+-Q -V . --v 7 4- --.. - 4- ,.....i!.. , -Q---1, ,,-,-,- v 'YW Y-5,-,f V V- A, Y -3 - -J - g s- -. 4-.V-.-WY..- ...- ....., -- A., -- AY, . , , WenT naTional aT UniversiTy oT Virginia in I869 . . . wenT local aT A. P. I. in IQOO . . . have almosT new house and new house moTher, Mrs. l-lelen Williams . . . mem- bers sTay under Thumb or PresidenT GarTh Thorpe will Take over . . . Charles l-lar- ris is Treasurer, and l-Tenry Mohns serves nobly as secreTary . . . Orr backs every worTh-while or semi-worTh-while movemenT on campus . . . V. V. MiTchell does his share oT The Teminine chores, ably assisTed by The broThers en masse . . . KilowaTT KilpaTrick leads The boys asTray and l-larold SuTTon brings Them back To The Told . . . Knox Millsap serves as criTic Tor swing music . . . Paul Rudolph Takes over when classical music prevails . . . Ed Rice speaks Tor The rural counTy boys . . . Bill MCC-Sehee Tears aThleTic enemies inTo liTTle pieces and chews Them up . . . Elkins and Wellons among The musicians . . . Joe Cordell is noT exacTly a liTTle boy. and Lifeguard PeyTon Thrasher doesn'T have To keep an eye on him all oT The Time . . . They'll be big enough To go ouT and play by Themselves beTore long . . . members swear ThaT There is no peep-hole in The daTing parlor . . . pledges swear iusT as sTouTly ThaT There is . . . pledges probably righT, iudging Trom The inTormaTion divulged . . . are working TaiThTully Toward having The lawn perTecT by nexT year's open season on rushees . . . all Tigure broTher Richardson is good Tor a liTTle pic- Torial publiciTy, even if he doesn'T spend a whole loT oT Time wiTh Them This year, having been pledged by maTrimony some Time ago. Formal lead-ouT . . . runners-up played hard. L'51l MRS. HELEN D, WIIIIAMS Hone Mother Firsf Row: C. Adamson, H. Cockrell, W. C. Cook, J. Dean, B. Eich G. Efchison, J. M. Gafford, F. Gerhardf, T. W. Lennon. Second Row: G. E. McWhorler, W. Marlin, W. D. Mims, G. S. T. Murphy, J. C Ware, J. Bacon, W. Hays, M. B. Jackson, W. Malone. Third Row: T. Wrighf, C. Adams, J. Bayliss, G. Brooks, J. M. Davis, A, Diegel, J Fields, R. Foster, R. Kulp. Fourlh Row: O. R. Lockharf, C. L. Moore W. Marlin E. Mifchell F. M. Turnipseed L. Adams D. Cockrell J Gregg, O. Munro, J. Powell, R. Powers, C. Rew, M. L. Spearman. No in Panel: Luther Evans James Hardwick, William Scruggs, Joe Hornsby cufiee, of Duffell. Fifih Row. R. FarreIl,' C. Floyd, 'J. P. Fonaefwf f ' Gilbeff Barclay. ' S :L Q- m. Q, M r l our ma iho- dei lie ove lur per me lo lhe sei lh. ch wl pc I I 'T I if lf' 1 63-PS1 on ....h-- .., Founded aT Richmond College in IQOI local chapTer, Alpha, was esiaplished in l908 . . . Mrs. Elizal3eTh Cox, house moTher, has a Terrible Time keeping The lads on The sTraighT and narrow . . . live so Tar Trom The road They send a scout ouT each morning To see if TraTTic is bad. . . Turnish ouTsTanding service To Plains- man wiTh Bob FosTer . . . Flash Broolcs, laTely married, is even swiTTer Than was ThoughT . . . Scruggs and l-layes are rough on The broThers, and monopolize The den . . . J. M. Davis is drummer and Tiddler above par. . . Ted WrighT and Char- lie Adams qualiTy Tor Romeo posTs . . .G. S. T. Murphy is presidenT, Iording over all and over Vice-PresidenT Carl Adamson in parTicular . . . Carl Tigures his Turn will come if presenT assassinaTion plans work ouT . . . Joe Dean Torlzs over pennies and Takes in TisT-Tulls oT currency . . . Francis GerhardT is secreTary. meaning ThaT he is The only one who can wriTe . . . minuTes are regularly reierreci To F. B. l. Tor clariTicaTion . . . Treshmen can'T see why, wiTh The posToTTice so near, They should have To run all The way To The sTaTion To give each Train a posTal senT-oTT . . . proud oT TooTball prowess, They seelc To impress oThers raTher oTTen ThaT They also shine in oTher sporTs . . . presenT lodge group has remained un- changed Tor some TwenTy years, wiTh The excepTion oT a Tew new men Tal-:en in when They moved inTo The new and larger house . . . haven'T pulled shoe-shine poliTics This year. Pres. Murphy and sfoogcs . . . porch scene. I K K Bri' 1 UA.. ff'?l if Firsf Row: E. A. Ambrose, J. Blunschi, M. L. Howell, C. M. Kelley W. A. Milam, P. A. Narrows, W. E. Rush, J. D. Scrivner. Second Row B. J. Chapman, W. G. Darfy, J. D. Gilder, F. Haley, A. L. Lumpkin J. K. McCIurkin, D. W. Moody, F. Moore. Third Row: E. S. OH, M. J Perry, J. E. Welden, S. While, A. J. Wilberf, M. W. Baldwin, J. H Braswell, J. P. Brooks. Fourth Row: R. S. Dabney, R. R. Ellis, C. A Flowers, J. L. Guzman, S. Solorzano, F. A. Woolfley, L. Alkins, J. E: Brooks. Fiffh Row: A. Cowarr, L. G. Johnson C. N. Kaminis W. W Nesmifh, D. OH, A. Perry, W. W. Pufney, J.l H. Sanders, F.lShell'oni Not in Panel: Ernesl R. Floyd, Davis Manning. l. m i. , . L2541 :N-.Q-,,.,, ,h .. .i5f,,,:, A P M na lh er he Je lc Vw hi rn ar ol el Sl pc slc - 5 'SA.J,. -1 W X. . ,s-4 lil ,-sy. 4 .- ----1-ll f' - f -144' - ' fer- f,-,-.1Q.-sa-W .es.s....a5,.-...,.-M.. ,...,,.-m....,-.... ....,....v...,fN--,,,,r,. ,. . '- s .. .,.. Q .. - ,, . ws.-. .. ,...,,c ,,.,,A,.N - .r-.r r ' - - - --W A-W, A v A--- --J--- -:-.-..v-- .4-.A,x..,,,,,,,,,.,.....,,-,., l M ,wr If N K V M V. ---M -we N,-.sh V..- -M...-sf. ,. Mrs. Gewin's problem children locaTed in Auburn in IQI6, alTer some six years of naTional wanderings . . . Buck Kelley presides when he can spare The Time from The sTrenuous work oT preparing The six-page annual . . . all pledges auTomaTicaIIy enrolled on GlomeraTa sTaTT . . . Kelley rushes like mad wiTh a camera in one hand and a sheaT oT Typing paper in The oTher . . . expendiTures supervised by James Scrivner . . . D. W. Moody keeps The record while HOT Welden sTooges Tor Snake . . . Ambrose carries on The MonTevaIlo TradiTion . . . Blunschi and WhiTe Turnish marTial Tunes Tor execuTions, and Allen CowarT imiTaTes STabile on his sax . . . Charlie Flowers is TirsT lieuTenanT in charge oT The lawn, and spends mosT of his Time lying down on The job . . . Bob Dabney goT a car Tor ChrisTmas. and The broThers have promised To leT him use iT some This summer . . . members OT This Traveling lodge make TreguenT excursions To Iv1onTgomery . . . chapTer in eTernal debT To l-laTch l-lowell who placed Them in The TooTball world, and To STanley CTT, WesT-PoinT bound . . . Parker Narrows conTrols The den wiTh a Tirm paw . . . chapTer voTes as one ThaT Y. M. C. A. improve nexT-door Tennis courTs . . . TraT sporTs Teams boasT Tormidable FosTer l-laley, and The Plainsman boasTs a skeTch oT Solorzano . . . all drug-sTore cowboys a Tew doors removed. FirsT semesfer officers . . . Eenio, m minic. mOf0. MZS W H,,,r.x 'Q ,pi I ' P951 2,1 QR 5 fa -...Q -as ,.,.4-4.Ju-f ,--new-arf -1---... .-...es J P Irvine E Keilh W L Lell C Lindsay C Firsf Row: K. Baker, . . , . , . . , . , . ' ' ' I. S d Row: C. W. Thompson, L. Miller H. E. Milligan, R. Russel econ V W ll R Denion C Thomals, H. Sargenf, J. B. Turner, H. M. Vines, . e s, . , . A. M'l hell, Higgins. Third Row: J. H. Hogue, R. Leif, B. Marshall, J. ic J M Moles H M Nix B. Robinson, T. Bazzel. Fourlh Row: F. H Brown, W. T.l Cu'rry,.M. Denton, R. M. Ewald, L. T. Faulk, R. C. Harn- am, ner, W. E. Hayes, W. D. Kelley. Fiffh Row: J. D. Lee, M. J. Mari S B Bledsoe R D Browning G L Byars L. Siarr, W. W. Allen, . . , . . , . . , ' ' ' J. P. D J. A. Earnesl, A. Dillon. Slxih Row. S. W. Dudley, unaway, H. W. Fancher, J. F. Fausl, W. H. Lyons, J. Reynolds, T. Snow, J. R Twilley. Nol' in Panel: Roberl Harlsell, D. A. Kyzer, Andrew Salis Avery Bruce, Roberl Orrison. vpn'-.af-nv--f.f-':: ef. Tw-.-,..,,h-..f.-,,.-V.,,.n.---z. ., -. ..,. nf.-- W.-....n,... . TT, , 1 -u.......-.-1.1-f-.2--f .epic .W-.,-. . .fe---f fe. ,. i Fil D L,.'g.-r.-.,-.-....,......,-..,,. .,-.,....'--.,,w,,?a -44-avg .7-..g. lei ii 'FT E2ss1 or- als: rm Hi wo lh. ha no Cie lhi co wl aL ar ay al 4 lC1 ' ,' W -4-a:- ' fr:-. ,v-,--- W-f-V v.,g.,--. . A, ,. , V W Q Y - .- -. -Y -,-,,-,.,,...,.,,,,vVY1 6,.,,...,f- .,,,..... . ,-..... Y pil. M 'J ' ' - '--r ' Q - -- - W' ' f' v ' ' ' -- f -FN' -I f f--Y ' f We .1: vm z, M - Y -.-.-4.11-.....-+1-1.-f-,, Af,,,,,, --,-1,.,ff A Norwich Universily offspring in l856 . . . l9l8 saw i+s birlh here . . . law and order preserved by C. W. Thompson . . . food boughl lhrough Kealley Baker . . . also ran 'rhe lads during lhe year did Roberl Denlon and Joe Turner . . . quife musical, boasl Rube Russel and Joe lvlilchell of The Knighls, also Jusl-call-me-James Higgins and Browning of The Plainsman . . . voled unanimously lo move when word came lhal' lhe dormilories were lo be pul up jusl across lhe way . . . decided fhal 'they musl' be wrong and rescinded aclion when all olher Greek lodges made handsome offers lor lhe spol . . . baclc-yard collon palch plowed daily by Ver- non Wells and 'rhe Lell boys, while loreman Dub Kelly slands around . . . have spe- cial dale parlor for Sarge, which is ollen usurped by Yanlc . . . par lhemselves on The baclc as Teedy conlinues lo aslound sporls observers . . . call 'rhal a volley ball courl in ihe yard, which leaves lhose chairs unexplained . . . vel worlc lell lo Slarr who cares lor lhe ailing brolhers . . . house used as mid-way oasis by sludenls un- able 'ro malce 'rown aller a dance . . . play hosl lo all and sundry on warm drill days and pass oul 'rempling beverages . . . enlire chapler lries in vain 'ro keep Vines awake . . . 'raslc seems hopeless . . . planning lo pul up lelescope and solar observ- alory on roof if nexl year's lrosh crop measures up. MRS. J, A. ouric Cee-Dub, lhe menace . . . dig, dig, dig . . . well all righl. HGH' Mm l257J J B C le J R Dickey Jr J Favor H Firsl' Row: R. C. Bamberg, . . ag , . . , ., - . - R P H' Second Row: A. Gravlee, S. P. McClendon, R. Newman, P. . e ls. Plemons, V. Rhodes, F. Sconyers, G. W. Terrell, C. C. Vickery, J. M Alsfon, O. A. Bowden, M. W. Camp. Third Row: M. L. Crawford J. D. Davis, C. J. Eiland, W. T. Kyser, J. H. Oberg, W. Perkins, J. L Porter P. Pruiff. Fourfh Row: O. W. Reeder, H. Saye, D. Tanner, G. J Ward,l C. L Wealhers B. l. Brighf, J. Buller, V. Clark, W. B. Crawley. Fiflh Row: P. Curry: J. Daniel, C. Denson, W. H. Dryer, W. Hairsfon A. PeHis, W. C. Prichelf, H. Smifh, E. H. Sfuarf. Sixlh Row: A Thompson, H. Worfhingfon, C. B. Braly, T. Bullinglon, G. Loden, W. J. Neighbors, L. Phillips, E. Slewarf. Noi' in Panel: J. A. Hill, H. A. Sfewarl, Jack Bufler, Charles Morris. l ,,,,,r-'P'-P w.e'-ff-n.-ww .a.:,,v.... ..,. -f-, ...- A., . ,. -,., ,A ,,,',-,f M V k , x V pi r us..Uw-w-ax.,-M .v.. . 1:-.m.,,.-A., 4:-5,-.. .N Alpha birlh clark ler vi in sp lhe c from Cha: roun mail on l plec lake lion is c licir per veic lor anx lfzff rg. ,ya v I sl. L,QQm,U'JQcssIss Alpha Gamma Rho TraTerniTy was Tounded in l906 . . . locaTion of This auspicious birTh was The maTerniTy ward oT Ohio STaTe UniversiTy . . . TirsT members chose dark green and gold Tor colors, and The pink rose Tor The Tlower . . . Xi chap- Ter was esTablished here in I9l9 . . . members largely agriculTural sTudenTs, buT in spiTe oT expecTed rural Tendencies, They have builf one oT The TinesT houses on The campus . . . This is TirsT year in new lodge . . . PresidenT Red Bamberg, aside from his graTT duTies aT The W. P. A. l-lall each week end, is ruler aT The TraT . . . Chan Vickery is vice-presidenT, and inheriTs many presidenTial duTies such as rounding up drink boTTles, making haT-check Tags, eTc .... Jack Cagle ToTes The mail and makes The weekly Trip To Town. as he Tigures The exercise will help him on The cinders . . . John Dickey holds The purse-sTrings, TighTly, and advocaTes pledging oT even more men To help defray moving expenses . . . Carson Eiland Takes noTes on whaT is said, and Then blackmails The members Tor Their indiscre- Tions, unTil halTed by MoTher C5holsTon . . . Bill Kyser is reporTer . . . Guy Ward is chaplain . . . John Davis, Paul PruiTT, and I-Toward WorThingTon Torm The poli- Ticin' Trio. and make dire ploTs behind The closed doors oT The sancTum . . . daTing parlor is handy when coeds can be inveigled Therein . . . PeTTis handles The in- 4 . . , . 4 veigling chores wiTh remarkable success. . . Jesse PorTer makes exTensive plans vw Tor The Treshmen To planT a crop oT coTTon in The TronT yard, being a lover oT soil anxious noT To see iT wasTed. MISS MAUDE GHOLSTON Bamberg susTains door . . . on The green. HON' Mom I i A45 L:5vJ ,. - 5 -.N -V ,,,,.. ...v.....'-.,-. .,., l l 1 A. ef. I -........-.. 0...-..-...... ..-... ,..-. 5 l 1 G C bell J L Caraway Firsf Row: F. L. Bass, Winfrey Boyd, R. . amp , . . , W. B. Carroll, J. M. Dunlop, Gelfy Fairchild, Paul Gilmore. Second Row: R. C. Hamel, B. C. McCary, M. E. Hannah, T. R. lvlifchell, Ben Scarborough, A. R. Smilh, Marion Williams, J. C. Arnold, Jr. Third Row: Charles Brown, Sherrill Embry, T. E. Greene, W. G. Greene, Roberl' Hudson, Waller Nicholls, J. N. McCabe, Roberl Sawyer. Fourfh Row: Van Seelbinder, W. E. Shofner, William Califf, J. B. McCors'rin, Jr., James McFarland, J. A. Simpson, Joe Sprague, Roberl Crook. Fiffh Row: J. M. Harberr, Harold Jacobs, D. Hoplon-Jones, F. Hoplon- Jones, R. P. Kloeli, J. N. Lunsford, S. G. Nesbif, B. W. Peake, R. L. Zachry. Nof in Panel: Dallas Benlon, Joseph B. Crooks, Lucius Haney, W. H. Weaver, E. C. Davidson. .l ella sigma W V in TLV'-TcLL'3'fS :fx-ezf... ., .,-... -,..:,.,.,,, mvnjv-V VY HY-is H'4l??x3 DP'S '-5'-.s.,. - f260J slill Play lure llie llie a li: han- 'ro c lee: Gre ol l she cha chil lo l Fit? M., 5,-wx 555 w nv-v-1-.buf .A 4--W c- Werv- W- ,-LA-, , ,, , A Y AA -N. s -,,..s A fx G G- ,.,,c.,S1' s iigjig ijgjgf o of Generafed af fhe College af New York Cify in I899 . . . Kappa chapfer seffled here for a bif of colonizing in I908 . . .Winfrey Boyd is presidenf of Delia Sig among his many offices around fhe campus . . . he succeeded Jo-Jo Crooks who sfill hangs around in a professional capacify . . . Mifchell is sfooge for Boyd. and plays king in absence of fhe prexy . . . Marion Williams has confrol of expendi- fures and income from special faxes . . . if is fhoughf fhaf Shofner modeled for q fhe home-coming decorafions . . . Jack Dunlop faifhfully records whaf goes on af a Z 'rhe rafher infrequenf chapfer meefings. . . General McCary rules fhe band wifh a fisf of sfeel, buf is quife genfle wifh offenders, which is probably fhe reasons band members don'f rebel and elecf a new dicfafor . . . all freshmen are faughf fo care for equipmenf in Joe Sprague's efficienf sfyle . . . fhe Greene brofhers keep fhings boiling and make if all very confusing when someone hollers for Greene . . . have lafely welcomed new neighbors and now call fhemselves fhe hub of New Frafernify Row . . . Keep rushing commiffee posfed oufside fo wafch for sfrays from Garden Courfs . . . read Mrs. Sfover's magazines before she has a chance fo gef fo fhe posfman . . . Music on hand is Bob Sawyer . . . Geffy Fair- child adds dignify fo fhe proceedings when nof showing some enemy afhlefes how 'ro play foofball . . . enfire frafernify one happy family af fimes. -lv, , 4- r.-1 Under fhxs sign . . . siep scene . . . following fha Qeam V ,'155 R tj H Q..-.. , 'tu--' xx l6lI N , of to ,Q MRS. FRED SYOVER Home Mo!h0r Firsl' Row: A. Burgin, G. Coleman, J. L. Corlina, B. Edwards, L. Godwin, F. Gunler, W. B, Haley, Moyer Harris, Tom Henley. Second Row: G. Hiller, J. Huff, H. G. Huggins, G. V. Kenmore, W. L. Noll, B. Nullall, C. B. Phillips, R. Porfer, W. Clanlon. Third Row: J. M. Forlner, H. Genfry, R. Haley, C. Hayden, P. Jones, S. J. Kellelf, L. Pallerson, P. Slone P. Adams. Fourlh Row: H. W. Caldwell, W. F. Forlner, W. M. Gregery, J. H. Hargrove, J. W. Morgan, J. Powell, M. Truloclc, R. Wallis, W. M. Allen. Fifth Row: D. Buck, J. Bull, C. Glenn, F. M. Grimwood, G.. Grubb, J. Mellon, L. Monfgomery, W. S. O'Quinn, W. Pilfman. No? in Panel. Jeff R. Powell, Ed Bagley G' G- L262J Was loca rose lhe iusl Geo lllurr cone secla loolc, orch cloef have aspe qroc is p Broi sunr war Y I- Af-:Mum '-- f:-42 ,..-...,M.w,a...,m..-, .,.,, 0, .... W M, - -in-f W - -- 2-.nn - - ' ' ' ' ' 'W W T- '-'HHH' -9--4-1-f 1-... a ,. ,bi..w.y Was founded af College of Charlesfon in l904 . . . came fo Auburn in I92o , , , local chapfer is Alpha lofa . . . colors are blue and gold: fhe flower ig 'rho rod rose . . . Mrs. Sfella Foy Williams is housemofher, and chaperones overfimg- when fhe boys musf bring dafes affer hours .. . George Hiller is presidenf, and has iusf a liffle more frouble wifh fhe boys fhan wifh fhe lnferfrafernify Council . . . George Coleman is secrefary, and Rufus Porfer is freasurer . . . Tony Corfina is Number One ioolcer and also sfands af fop of lady-lniller lisf, wifh some fwenfy conquesfs fo his credif . . .also rhumba arfisf . . . whaf more could a maid wanf? . . . Huggins rivals Tony in fhe iif deparfmenf . . . mosf ofher members rafher sedafe, wifh excepfion of Alex Burgin . .. he has never been known fo iool-:, buf loolcs like 'rhe fype . . . John Huff adds fo sporfing laurels . . . Tom Henley bools orchesfras for dances, and somefimes books a babe for himself . . . he seldom does fhis. and fhey're seldom when he does . . . Jeff Powell likes Glen Gray . . . haven'f received Gray's reporf on fhis fo dafe . . . Rufus Porfer provides solemn aspecf . . . Dopey Phillips gefs around iusf aslc him . . . Phillip Adams being groomed for dark-horse spof . . . Berf Powell is alfernafe . . . locafion of lodge is prime . . . each meal finds some fair coed fhere fo dine . . . Nuffall wears Sam Browne and uniform from Monday fhrough Safurday . . . Various lasses add sunny oufloolc fo 'rhe pre-meal revelries on fhe fronf sfeps . . . lodge looling for- ward fo free fickefs 'ro The final dances. Pledge funcfion . . . porch parlcy . . . Exhibif A: clawgs. s 4,A b xy i N-. YFLLA FJ , .zo Uf el'- .Ya Firsi' Row: T. F. Cannon. Brice Nelson. R. F. Claylor. James Green. J. L. Jordan, Jr., B. B. Knowles. Second Row: War- ren Morris, E. l-l. Nelson. W. l-l. Parlcman, B. W. Blair, J. A. Dowdy, T. P. Embrey. Third Row: T. B. Kronfeld. E. A. LeH', T. D. LiHle, R. M. Mifchell. Ralph Slanford, 6. B. Upfain. .lil l. H1 lf264J 5 S Please Home llliilze . Tau X - , ,h4- - ,,s.4- , 4:--A f-v -4.-kv, ,, 5:-g W AA W 7 fy A- i f 'si m4-0-rv fg--rf-Y' - ,Y--ruff' f ,-Y-.rv L,--V Y--W --,v YA AY-, ,YW A A, , A, - 1 -- -P-eg N 1.-x, 4 'ET il IBA Ploasanf evening T home . . . WhaT, kibiT1ers7 . . . Boudoir buddies. i Lads under direcTion oT The guiding hand oT Jimmy Green, who rules wiTh gu5To . . . enTire membership enioys celebraTions of all kinds . . . B. B. Knowles TooTs The moneTary horn around The house as well as an alTo horn in The band . . . Hugo Parkman keeps The minuTes, and supervises conducT oT all concerned . . . Jessie Jordan, pride oT The deep SouTh. could run a good quarTer-mile if he so desired, buT is The sTudious Type . . . Nelson and Morris keep harmony in The nesT wiTh oTT-repeaTed words of wisdom in The Tew crucial momenTs which arrive . . . Ed- gar Nelson shines his own shoes since The lasT Time he menTioned The Task To a pledge . . . enTire chapTer idenTiTied by orange sweaT shirTs which sporT ALT in plainly seen leTTers . . . chapTer young here. and small, buT you'd hardly know iT when you Tace The men in some inTerTraT sporTs . . . have been pledging wiTh abandon This year. and have maTerially beTTered TraTerniTy . . . seem To have The plan oT expanding and are inTeresTed in rising . . . The nexT Tew years may surprise many ol Those who don'T recognize Their possibiliTies . . . are one of These a- Tew-more-years-will-Tell-The-sTory'' TraTerniTies, and are anxious To make iT a good sTory . . . chances good, iT presenT spiriT conTinues . . . aT presenT are a congen- ial bunch who have one Tine Time TogeTher. M651 l l -he-, al',p.l, if .-' ' .4-gl u 1 4 T r r r I l l l FIFST' Row C H Brown J D Edge G C Garrell' W B Hunf W B Jones Second Row D S Odell C T Pearson R D Wlllunson E Anderson W A Cochran Third Row B Davenporl L B Fre d M D Hagood J Holley, J. M. Johnson, U. l-l. Johnson Fourfh Row M T Blevins. B. L. Boleler, R. R. Brewer. J. W. McCrea. J. A. 1 Pope, J. B. I-Toll. I -gpsgk -Y --f -H --f - ,-Z--igf-f-L-A - ,L-,-A.,,-.,,--.... LAYP-2.4--V , -w4.,V- -,-- ' ' fa-Q-4.1 .42-N,..A gf - 41-,,fg,4:g..L:..f,.,. .- -,...,3...ia.-g......-:.-.fY-1,, I.: . A :A lj- ri'-1 ff .,,..,,,:. V ,...' 1 fr.:-. - Y:-.k, ,q,.: i--... - - -f--J ' '-'-----'I'-1'-v' '::': --uf V: --J ...aw ,-.1.,'A M-A-' ,'x4:-': ff Q--A.:-.. ,..A ...v,4..-..,-L- ,QM--Q.,-....1L.-.Y,',.,.. -n.. ,Q 7 f goo J , I 030' 9. YU l! X! 1 1. ,l 1 4 1 'o 1 v l , 35 Q ,. 5. 1 s The ph Woman lf266J wg,-K 'N pi 1J.Jf J J J JA pb no'-' 1 Ll i 'YS-D illvilc Q31 X gdlf' 9 'DJLU' The pholographer was a woman . . . Spracldle and swing. l v , Q' H Tl -1 ' - W 'Y W - '4' 'f ': K- -'4+ '1-'22-- e'Nw1-1-2+--Y--M -. w-fx.,--s..---. ., s ,-.,..,.,,-- . ..,,-..-,,....,.,, ..c,N ,. ,em M, , - A gg- ---'M A- --- WA- --U -,...g.,,,.,-A , J v Y - - ,Y Q - v W M ..,, -,,?,?--agen. ,,. -.....J-., ...-1-1...,..... . .. -..J--..--,.A.,,,,-.... Birlhed in IB97, reborn in Auburn in l926 . . . moved info new house lasl year. and lreshmen lry lo lceep il like new . . . are fanalically proud of fronl' lawn, which is also in care ol lrosh . . . Clyde Brown is presidenl, and is subsfifufod for by George Garrell when lhere is need . .. purse-slrings lied lighlly by Julian Edge, who is conlemplaling an assessmenl for grass seed . . . powerful proud of new house-molher, and are wearing oul daling privileges . . . continually fed new records by W. B. l-lunl, who never seems lo gel enough . . . noles and evonls of nalional imporlance lrepl by Waller Jones, who cares lillle for silfing on Prexyli lap . . . scholarship and lraclc laurels upheld by Wilbur Davenporf . . . Brother Pearson privalely lhinlcs lhal everylhing lhe olhers do is nuls . . . probably righl . . . Bob Brewer handles greal parl of social life for fral . . . lodge seldom alfends church in a body . . . Milce comes in handy in grade averaging . . . l-lagood and Johnson malce life miserable for each olher . . . lodge warns visilors lhal limes and lighling condilions change . . . fine fellows. always a lillle bil in lhe air, who are rising in lhe lralernily scale rapidly ... wonder whal difference a molhcr will malce lo lhe boys? . . . Pearson leads lhe pack in explaining iusl how fo do whal . . . lral unanimously favors lenglhening spring holidays. Tn-s Firsf Row: R. J. Allen, E. S. Brooks, H. Hyde, J. I. Warner, W. E. Boone. Second Row: H. DewiH, W. Ellner, T. R. Jacobs, D. McKnight B. O'Hara. Third Row: R. Pickens, F. P. Adams, D. G. Birner, A. J. Miller, J. Morgan. Four+h Row: J. D. Pipkin, O. J. Allen. C. Fogg, C. Mayville, G. Webb. Noi' in Panel: J. R. Dyas. beta .. -,...,ya.:.- fx.- 1 R' Q ,N if , Q ' ' n 'M -. , I' rl 'mx M5 X talk: . X. .-- - ,g ' Qlf, .,.' . 51.11 L ma, -. M f268J . .A If v- ,NV - xg-.atnr lowoen . . . old gray mere . . . pledges Take 451919 as ,s T s T, T ,f J-twat, ,m W-J f vi f -i.v. Y iv, -A 5 -A A YY - W Live a liTTle ouT oT Town, buT wouldn'T Trade Their locaTion Tor millions . . . The girls pass There every hour on The way To gym, and The broThers used up all Their cuTs The TirsT Two weeks, iusT hanging around waiTing Tor Them . . . They are sTill laTe To eighT o'clock classes Tor The same reason, alThough Jake Jacobs' acquisi- Tion of an auTomobile has speeded up The Time a biT . . . BeTa Kappa was Tounded aT l-lamilTon UniversiTy in l9Ol, and came here in i926 . . . iTs colors are purple and gold, and The Tlower is The pink rose . . . John Dyas is presidenT, and repeaTedly veToes moTions Tor seTTing up a lemonade sTand To caTch The Tem- inine Trade as iT passes . . . able assisTanT in The veToing, who neverTheless bee lieves in The meriTs oT The bill, is John Warner, Jr., vice-presidenT . . . Dickie Allen is Treasurer, and conTends conTinually ThaT living expenses are Too high, ThaT Tood is going up, and ThaT room renT is increasing . . . This Talls on deaT ears, as The boys know a good Thing when They see iT . . . They iusT shouT back aT him ThaT The records he chooses remind Them sTrongly oT limburger . . . William Ellner is sec- reTary, and runs inTo diTTiculTies deciphering some oT The uninTelligible gibberish passed his way . . . Willis Boone is guard, buT oT whaT is noT known, aT leasT by aliens . . . l-loward l-lyde, when noT Teeling parTicularly ieckyllish, is chancellor . . . EvereTTe Brooks is scouT oT The bunch, and on cold mornings geTs up, abouT eleven, To make Tire by TricTion so The broThers can crawl ouT Trom under The cover . . . BiTTner behaves nicely, and is noT violenr excepT aT meals . . . O'l-lara. liTTle relaTion To ScarleTT, as is ThoughT, is noT easily handled aT The Table, buT does noT go To BiTTner's exTremes . . . Allen Miller wanTs chapTer lorry, buT will compromise on Jake's car. sie ps. ug , J-isa kin: L2a9.l Firsl Row: L. R. Aldridge, Leo Bidez, F. W. Cayce, Ab Flowers, Earl P. Guy, J. E. Hall, R. E. Harris, E. W. Higgins, R. G. Norvilie. Second Row: A. T. Ousley, T. C. Payne, G. M. Phillippi, S, E. Scholze, W. W. Thompson, G. V. Wendling, R. N. Campbell, E. Corbell, J. C. Crum. Third Row: H. E. Drake, C. G. Ellioll, L. E. Gralapp, W. R. Guesl, J. S. Johnslon, C. A. Jolley, W. H. Kimbrough, G. T. Maxwell, C. E. McMahan. Fourth Row: K. Memory, J. B. Piggofl, E. Paul, M. R. Torres, R. T. Bales, C. F. Cox, H. Donovan, J. W. Fifzpalriclc, E. Gilmer. Fiflh Row: C. R. Golllieb, C. F. Hale, A. L. Harris, C. B. Hewilf, S. Hol- 1 linger, J. T. Lulz, G. McKinley, T. l. Maslin, M. Phipps. Sixfh Row: M. A. Quilly, J. H. Samford, H. G. Smilh, R. D. Slewarl, J. Bourne, l H. Carder, J. S. Eddins, W, Fleming, R. Fuller. Sevenfh Row: M. , Griffith, E. Hughes, W. R. Phillippi, I. Pitman, V. Pope, H. Preslwood, C. E. Singley, J. D. Thomas, J. P. Trader, U. E. Whafley. Nof in Panel: Sanborn Chase, William Lee. '- 5- .ef ,fe fi, fa.-, ,V-V-. -:.-nfl: ---f L, .-:-fi wfrrfrfzfr-zz. . f-f-fu-1zf.-f---1T-i2mTKf-w:IlSiis:,31:f- --F-:-.1+:.:!num.,- ff . - - . 1 1. .- 22:1 '-J 5f-:1-g.4zz1::..-,-.fmr:.-.4-rc1z.1rrnz:dm f f lflolcl l934 lieveG glieclc Chase cliarq noles blowi band ical ll ball : lorol led l Ed Pe Zeiql espec Pledg alialy ,E li L, S ' fy- . ..l, 2 Riff f27OJ T - Tr 'rf' - E -3,1-..,,..f1-..f--,,fH-H-w.-N -.., ,, in T' lf QF. ,cz 3.1 4,1 Z' 1 3 ll 'fi l - Y--- --- if .4 ,, , ' i 'J' - -ffm'--L'-fe.-if---..-......,,-.Y.,,..,-,...- - -v-4'- '9'M -- -aw W -.W-.1-4-eff-. ,, -ie:-4-.J I-2, .v...M-fs.-.,1-,,s. L .. ....,., ,A .M .. Y, - V .. W , -V .- N, -,...c..Y,,,,.N,,.,..,.,,, ,Y ,274 5 AV N- 'Q W l-lold TorTh on WesT Magnolia . . . Tounded in I855, Tound iTs way To Auburn in l934 . . . likes whiTe briclc . . . under iurisdicTion oT Franlc Cayce, who will be re- lieved by Leo Bidez in case oT loss oT mind or oTher unToward inTirmiTy . . . sheclcels dished ouT by Tom Payne, who is helped ouT in The rough spoTs by Sandy Chase . . . chapTer uses coTTee. in spiTe oT Sandy . . . Chase also TirsT lieuTenanT in charge of TransporTaTion, music. and enTerTainmenT . . . Rollins Aldridge Takes noTes when he can spare The Time Trom The missus . . . Earl G-uy pracTices whisTIe blowing aT all hours as a carry-over habiT Trom TooTball season . . . sTiIl Tells The band where To go and whaT To do when They geT There . . . broThers kepT in phys- ical TeTTle by Doc Sinlcy, who in his spare Time cares Tor minor mishaps To TooT- ball players . . . represenTed in Tennis by Frank I-lale, in TooTball by James San- ford . . . ArT Ousley beaTing a paTh To DormiTory 3 . . . Grady SmiTh conTinually Ted To The swine because oT his choice oi records Tor The TraTerniTy music box . .. Ed Paul always promising To draw mural Tor The walls . . . guiTe a problem Tor Mrs. Zeigler, who moThers The brood . . . congraTulaTe ancesTors for choice of siTe. especially somewhere near new infirmary and docTor's excuses Tor abences . . . Pledges conTinually worried because The girls They have down Tor dances invari- ably laTe daTe on Them. rv V v. - , YV W Ln, - -65 as .,, uusg MRS. LENA BELLE ZEIGLER Homo Movhn Sandy ef al . . . Mrs. Zee . . . The prone Cayce . . . cenier. chaperones. . N '--'x.. L1 .llyobz ifiyx ---' llflil Flrsf Row N arson C E n E F ey E P Hamner T F Hodge L D Johnson Second Row O E C Ro W O Slap ng J G Ta or J W nson C- H Wea er T r w L Wlllra s T J You g n ns Givens G L Lewallen G T McDaniel Fourlh Row G C McEachern J W McKee J J Moore G W Moorman H F Parker W V eH'y hell e ow Brown W B r Culpepper W H Kznsey T E Lanham Thomas Roby T B Sulfon L C- Thompson Slxfh Row Ray Ashwander R C Bau om A L ock S n W Plc A Turner Nof ln Panel William O Green Rafe A Houslon -- -Z. e.4:.,::-... :-. L-, l - in v z'1 . 'T izsfffv-WJ' ' ' .- ,r- 1 1 i, L, -5- .. ,M . I .fb 'QS-rf-I :', 2 we f--- . -fa fps- s '. T' 'g - f c , ' W, -'. -' v u '. ,I -. . 's . Q W .gpm .,!Qv- f ' ' '4 ', ,Lv 'H .'-v-'J N . . . , . ., .. 47' . ! -.-'21 'ALI' f. J-nun-ff-.mv ,Af ,- 4-,,-Aww W,-sf--r yi. 5- W. - -, , me A A -7 Y A - ' ' f - - f - ww -- -1- f-'m v' ,-' ,A:s.-Q-77,27 ,rho-unc' H' .ruff-lg - if-rv is YAJ V, , ms: 'nigh fr Jw, k, f-Afns-A I WY l l l Pros. Williams in stance . . . mascot in clog house . . . quartet of brothers. l Ohio STaTe University in l88O gave The world The Alpha Psi Protessional Veterinary FraTerniTy . . . Theta chapTer was established here in l9I2 . . . Ralph Williams pre- sides over meeTings and such as big chieT . . . little chief is Thurman Ross, who if. conTinually placing chairs and skates in The big chieT's steps so as to see a little action in case oT accident . . . O. E. Jung, Jr., handles the kale. and the brothers say ThaT iT's easier To geT a iob and earn a little money than to pry one unneces- sary penny Trom his coTTers . . . Guy lvloreman does The written work and signs his name wiTh a big secretary in bold Tace Type at The end ot his varied labors . . . Ross Dean keeps The Trosh busy chasing Tootballs as he practices kicking . . . J. VJ. McKee shines on The Tennis court, and keeps The brothers puzzled as to just what band he is organizing aT The Time . . . also plays Tirst chair Trumpet in the college band . . . Bob Dickinson is available and speedy . . . J. D. Stith kills the ladies tor the chapTer, and has acquired some local reputation along The Casanova line . . . Craig Givens challenges anyone To a race wiTh a steak, knite. tork, and potatoes . . . PeTTy claims no kinship To Esquire's artist ot That name, but admires his drawing and Their human proToTypes . . . chapter plans To put in a street car line tor Sat- urday aTTernoon Trips into Town. 1-Q- I Firsi' Row: M. Coane, H. S. Schiff, H. Seidler, J. WIH'en. Second Row: R. Fry, W. H. Michelson, L. Becker. R. Corman. l274J Sw can .cL..--.,- Y' . ., Q w l d fighi . . . sugar y 2 e d 1 5 gl . , , -3-4' f- f- - fr- -- -vw - - Q---if-in W -, W,-4 , .-Afwe-r 7 A A M N M A A W - 7: ,i W.- 'if::':.c A - -vi.: ,, ,W v-Y:i, U.,-v, , Avgwe at-A --Av W g i4 vs: g W A A-g A if i One of fhe newer frafernifies on fhe campus, having been esfablished here in I937 . . . nafional lodge was founded in I9IO af Columbia University in New Yorlc Cify . . . colors are lavendar and whife . . . fhis color scheme is born out in fhe frafernify flowers which are violefs, nof fhe kind you go ouf on spring after- noons fo pick, and fhe lily of fhe valley . .. local chapfer is Tau Omicron . . . fra- fernify is small because of recenf birfh. buf prominenf for ifs size . . . Auburn is a ferfile field for frafernify growfh, and prospecfs are brighf for fhe fufure . . . fhis brighfness becomes almosf blinding when one realizes fhe press-agenf abilify of l-loward Seidler . . . Seidler furnishes fhe daily paper, and somefimes manages fo deliver fhe paper on fhe dafe of publicafion . . . l-lerberf Schiff is president, and brooks no insubordinafion . . . enfire chapfer welcomes new sandwich shop nexf door, as fhe smell of frying onions is parficularly grafifying 'ro Louis Becker . . . Joe Wiffen is benched af presenf, buf is ably schooled fo false over the pre- siding dufies should Schiff frip over fhe milk boffles some morning . . . Roland Fry is secrefary, and wenf ouf for frack lasf year in preparafion for his arduous dufies . . . fhis fraclc work would come in handy for Harold Michelson, Treasurer . . . Milfon Coane passes food af meals when he has finished eafing, and noi be- fore . . . Roberf Corman is official shoe shiner and errand boy . . . such is fhe way of fhe erranf freshmen . . . locafion of TEP is ideal, being near school and Town . . . fhis poinfs fo furfher growfh. . 1 Q . ll75J First Row: A. Argo, E. Carson, M. Creel, S. Edwards, S. Hare, F. E Harwell, M. Hayes, B. Hightower, E. Hixon. Second Row: R. Miller, M. Johnson, M. Pearson, A. Powers, E. Rimes, H. Rulland, E. Sanoer son E. Showaller, J. Sfewarl. Third Row: L. Van Ausdal, E. Williams, M. Williamson, E. Brackin, B. Brandi, E. Breeden, D. Burk, V. Charllon M. Harrison. Fourfh Row: V. Jack, K. Jones, J. Laird, E. Layden, H Marlin, H. Moales, J. Pierce, F. Plaxco, R. Roberrs. Fiffh Row: J. Sar lain, G. Scoff, A. Smilh, A. Talum, C. Talum, E. Wheeler, J. Alkins, C Henderson, M. Hicks, E. Highfower. Sixfh Row: A. Lewis, M. Mc Cufcheon, E. Parrish, C. Talum, J. Tisdale, L. Waflers, A. Albrighl, M E. Bagby, M. Broadwell, C. Cowden. Sevenlh Row: E. Lloyd, L. Luke M. McCain, L. Stanford, J. Summers, D. Thomas, F. Underwood, L Wallace, F. Warren, J. Williams. No? in Panel: Sarah Lee Davis. S5995 x, IJ 'UE CF idx U -Y x l276J Q, 'CN N P iii f . F 4 .of X2 de Ta 6- .v The ruling forces of The un-LTD. Queen chokes on pi l la J W-4, Y , , A v--' -T 1 - 'T Y,-:Y ...gi -wwf-1' --.r-wa,-:...5q.::-...-..,..-.,,,.-M.,-. - W. Y ,, -v-- -Y .. .v --.,f-Q.: :vi T-M ,A-.-.fe - -e,e.fV'N-,.--.- ,.. , x - -w-----.h 4- Q ....--...f- 4-cp--- .N.....-3... ,. ,...vv- -- '--4-wwf-'-Q-'--.--..f-.4 N ...,.-....... . ,M.,,-C ,--..L,-e.,,..,, -...I -.., . -W A Kappa DelTa, UnlimiTed, mosT numerical of Auburn's sororifies, was founded in l897 aT Virginia STaTe Normal College . . . srill somewhaT normal, alfhough growing away Trom This Tendency . . . local branch office siTuaTed in I922, and chrisfened Sigma Lambda . . . presTige shown by colors of GlomeraTa cover, which happen To be Those oT Kappa DelTa . . . pledges and some members lcepT in line by President RuTh Miller and Dr. WalsTon . . . l-lulda RuTland is alTernaTe . . . funds, when and if dues are paid, sleep under waTchful eye of Mary Lydia Williamson . . .criminal rec- ord lcepT by ElizabeTh Rimes . . . chapTerexerTs demoralizing influence on editorial policy of Plainsman Through BeTTy ShowalTer . . . have preTTy fair baffing average in beauTy conTesTs and The like wiTh EdiTh Cecil Carson, Sadie Edwards. Suzelle I-lare, and MargareT Pearson . . . Miss Pearson also loolcs ouf for K. D. and asso- ciaTed inTeresTs in The CabineT . . . mighTy pen, and pin, influence wielded by Foo Williams . . . geT good socieTy wriTe-ups in The bi-weelcly chronicle.. .do all right in Lee CounTy pledges . . . claim Marie Johnson and Ann Argo. buf have not been able To geT Their records up To daTe yeT . . . firsT of year pledge cargo always necessiTaTes hiring of several new boolclceepers . . . have an almosT fanfasfic num- ber, and have given Twice ThaT many bids . . . College Inn closing raised problem oT home Tor BeTTy Belle . . . Treshmen doing O. K. wiTh members' feliers . . . plan fine season Tor ouTdoor summer sporTs . . . boasT finesT collecfion of frafernify pins on campus. DC 1. lL I First Row: Jonnielyn Campbell, Christine Clifton, Kate Gresham, Vir- ginia Holcombe, Carolyn Jones, Ruth Lowe, Doris Carpenter. Second Row: Ethel Gardiner, Helen Jordan, Sue Quattlebaum, Bernice Steel, Bebe Stone, Ruth Sundberg, Frances Waldrop. Third Row: Martha Gardiner, Marguerite Green, Nan Hayes, Mary Erwin, Mary McWhorter, Prudence Ozier, Anne Paftord. Fourth Row: Rebecca Petty, Lillie Pick- ens, Charlotte Scotl, June Wilson, Phyllis Galvin, Martha Gerhardt, Nelle Gilchrist. Fifth Row: Ellen Hoeksema, Helen Holmes, Kathryn Jenkins, Jimmie Jerlcins, Fannie Owens, Lucretia Perry, Mariorie Perry. Sixth Row: Mary Nicholls, Nancy Ray, Catherine Richmond, Binnie Ross, Jane White, Jean Williamson, Mary Wood. Not in Panel: Dcrothy Blackman. 4 J - F-.w-.4---.Amee Kenna- .1--1-.Q ..-S -'- - , ,Q ma..-m..,.-..,,,,..-..n, qesge-1:-r. - we a..ff-.uf-C1-,,,,: fee, fn.,p.,.,,-Q-.W -Q: ff ,1- d,pfk-....,...,,,.s ,,:f,y,..,,,,,a-v-.-.e.:.,,,-,-LA, , f ,,- ve. X-...,.... :..qe.,.-4:-Q., 1,e,w.,e,,.'--...Q-.- -L-Lv, Y f.ef:c.,1v-:,.V,f rn:-., - -,-,Tiff -Q -V ,ni-....,M-n-..,.,,--.sf. -'Q-,-,.Q.,gg. nsvw:.::fci,::ggsf-.gn-,..r11:, f ,- tif, - 1 'V'-'r-1-I-.:.-:xp .--wfrw-HA--wtf--.r,-yq-vyu-4m-:.ePfwe--.nzrAzg,airss-gf , i Y W ,I 3 l2781 Cher P 0 m GQ Qs Cheerful chairful . Peals of squeals. -ini ,V 4-v Q- - gggg-M A , ,......,.-..,., ,.,,,,,m-A, ,-,W I F One year aTTer Kappa DelTa invasion, Chi Omega seTTled iTs Alpha BeTa chapler here . . . TirsT Chi O chapTer was esTablished aT The Universify of Arkansas in 1895 . . . colors are cardinal and sTraw . . . sTraw color needs defining . . . may refer To rural hobbies oT girls . . . RuTh Lowe is presidenT, seconded by Sue Quafflebaum . . . beTween Them The maids keep someThing resembling order aT The occasional chapTer meeTings . . . sTrong-box key is kepT hidden by Prudence Ozier, who pawns chapTer Tinery To keep group ouT oT red . . . deeds and mis-deeds recorded by l-lelen Jordan . . . boasT mellowesT pledge class on campus, 'Tis said . . . member- ship well represenTed in TraTerniTy houses on Sunday noons . . . resenf resfricfions placed upon Them by dormiTory auThoriTies . . . call Themselves Miss Auburn and her PoTenTials . . . raTe well in arT deparTmenT . . . believe iaifhiully in Doris Cari penTer's abiliTy as a wriTer oT soul-sTirring ballads . . . Gresham prefers The chivr alry oT The KnighTs . . . Carolyn Jones helps The beginning would-be Thespians . . . welcomed alumna Tooker Tor mid-Term session . . . do all righT wiTh TooTball players . . . care-Tree bunch oT misses unTil probaTion lisT is released . . . immediaTely resolve To sTudy, if They can Tind Their books . . . Tree Taxi service when l-iolcombe's Pack- ard works . . . like hay-rides, picnics, and Treasure hunTs . . . are anxious To do a repeaT perTormance wiTh nexT year's Treshmen . . . consider draining chapfer resources Tor grass seed Tor Quadrangle . . . use new cuT sysTem To The fullesf. llf'9l Firsl Row: Virginia Adams, Maxie l-lodges, Marguerile Johnson, Mary Nall, Hazel Sanders. Second Row: Edyilie Carnes, Cornelia Flanagan. Carolyn Rich, Virginia Wesl, Marion Filclw. Third Row: l-larriel Gibbons, Miriam High- nofe, Marlybelle Tabor. lvlarllwa Vesf, Lucille Walden, lvlar- garef Tompson. Nol in Panel: Jessie Johns, Nelrose Evans. 031995 H2801 nw W PMY inc nual fem lellier de Besi-p H I ....f.-..w..v-i..v'1: . ' Pexy and posies at a I formal . . . God llller de Armen . . Best-pledge Rich. Delta chapter was located here in l927 Phi Omega Pi was founded at the University ol Nebraska in l9lO . . . llower is the lily ot the valley, probably re. lerring to purity ol members . . . tor colors they chose Sapphire Blue and White, also symbolizing purity . . . moved across street to new home . . . like dormitories line, but restrictions cut approximately tour hours per night oft their dating time . . . meetings run by Virginia West, traveling president, who attended the na- tional P. O. P. conclave in California last summer . . . secretaries divided into two divisions in move to malce worlc more efficient . . . Corresponding Secretary is lvlarie l-lodges, who has allowed college politics and studies to sap some hall- dozen years ol her youth, and still loolcs as fresh and young as a freshman . . . Mar- guerite Johnson handles the local end of the deal, and faithfully inscribes on the boolcs that which lranspires at meetings and the lilce . . . lvlattybelle Tabor col- lects dues, pays some bills. and accounts tor deficits to members . . . Martha D. Vest qualities as Glamour Gal tor P. O. P.'s . . . Beth Murphy is scholar ot the lodge . . . Scrivner quiet but utterly charming when she makes enough noise to be noticed . . . Fitch represents faithfulness . . . Walden is best boolced ioolfer . . . president or power behind throne ot almost every women's organization is Virginia Adams, who lcnows more tirst names than the directory . . . entire herd iuclgecl lrienclly as any on campus. l2Sil Firsf Row: Frances Beard. Lallie Fee Cook, Carlelon Farislw. Mary lnzer, Fran Mallehle. Annie Mason. Second Row: Helen Porch, Mary Carden. Alice Liffle, Jeanne Mayberry. Mamie Milchell, Ruby Morrison. Third Row: Lucille Paulk. Sybil Richardson, Earle Rives, Kafie Robinson, Doris Snell- ings, Margaref Nash. Fourfh Row: Eleanor Poe, Mary Purvis. Frances Slwaner, Lallie Bragg, Mary Pril'cl1eH. Noi' in Panel: Margarel Banks. - -4-..1.a-g.:-vu-11.3.-:u,,.1 w.p..1u.n.:r : g1.x,-:,2-- - ,Lf ' 1 f 14 - - -M wuz- -:sv '--c--..-Pu-...ra ,f an-1:-i-.earl-wp' 1,4 .:,f,.-.:a- ie. -- .-'..wi.,' .. .. 1- F2821 I I 'x,Em:,Q , UPS QD, ,-,-, ,-..-ui..- ,v Y.. 5-...Sig WA A g A Aging 1 i l l i D 1 i l i y 1 l 1 A song for Theta . . . random shots. ..:-A-V Q.. -1-5 --..,-H f4.....,-U... -- ,....-,--My ..f. .K-. M.-. ..,,.--. .. , .. , Western girls got together in I9I4 at the University of California . . . result was Theta Upsilon . . . Iota, which is local chapter, saw light of day in l935 , , , ngf to show partiality, they chose the colors of the rainbow as official colors and re- main quite colorful at the present . . . flower is the iris, which most of the mem- bers have probably never seen to recognize . . . don't see need for gobs of of- ficers affected by most groups of girls who have to give every member some title or cause trouble. and advertise but two . .. headliner of these is diminutive Helen Porch, who sits on a couple of volumes at meetings to keep an eye on her floclg . . . in spite of size. has every member in deadly fear of her wrath, and has little trouble controlling her proteges . . . other officer is Carleton Farish, who handles finances . . . Margaret Nash heads under-cover group which aims toward pre- venting college emphasis on classes . . . Sybil Richardson incorporates beauty and charm of sistren and would malce a favorable contestant for maior campus beauty honors if pushed by chapter, which does not seem to realize this . . . Martha Smith quiet but true . . . Jeanne Mayberry has that air of wherc'do-we- go-from here?' '... Mary Martin Carden demure and well-informed as to Stu- dent Center . . . llsil I 44 , . ,',. l 1 li l l l 4 Wrighf, Dorothy Benbow, Doris Green. Second Row: Frances Hodge, Geraldine Kennedy, Margarel' Lindon, Edilhe Moseley, Sarah Mulloy, Imogene Beasley. Third Row: Chrisrine Blackburn, Florence Blake, Dora Brice, Jean Cogburn, Winifred Erwin, Adele Fox. Fourlh Row: Frances l-lay, Claire Lassefer, Helena Miller, Billie Owen, Martha Owen, Kalh- erine Schurfer. Fiffh Row: Nell Wallis, Sarah Boles, Bobbie Couch, Mary D'Orsay, Josephine Reynolds, Nellie Tyler, Margarel' Wallis. Firsf Row: M, T. Bosl, Elizabefh Greene, Carolyn Morgan, Eleanor l gamma ' 'Y -7 - ' v,:1.-f:z-wqf,,:i6,gx, H2841 flsls N- . I A -me H i' 'ieisffifai 1, , Native habitat . . . roros congregate . tho helping hand. Recent arrivals . . . received Charter last -,ears along -.-.with numerous gifts and good wishes from campus organizations. . . gifts were reported pa-.-.fned to pay national dues . . . National sorority was founded at Syracuse University in IQO4 . . . Pete Wright is prexy and has little trouble with her brood with some few ei ceptions . . . Vice-president in charge of vice and vice control is Margaret Lin, don . . . Jean Beasley is secretary and lreeps fairly legible minutes whenever she decides to attend a meeting . . . not being in dormitory, she is not handicapped by the common restrictions . . . Helena Miller is treasurer, largely an empty is! fice at present, but which is being built up by her own ingenuity . . . it i-. rr-ported that, as no dues are reguired, members now return what is left of their mad money after dates to the chapter fund. . . as no Alpha Gam has been lno-.-.fn to get mod enough to wallc home Since history began, no matter what the prwff, cation, the fund is growing . . . Pete was Miss Homecoming . . . D. Greene drew yells and sighs at football games where she cavorted gaily with the cheer leaders . . . Chris Blackburn won beauty honors Cogburn, sweet but oh! how simple . . . good pledge group, though said to incline more toward scholastic than mel low side . . . proud of pledging Dora Brice, the gal with the applied personality, principally because every sorority on the campus worted madly for her . . , can be found wherever there is a boy, regardless of size, race, color, or previous con- dition of servitude . . . predict dire results from this or that sister, but said sister usually comes through . . . consider that theylve accomplished in one yr,-fir what others have taluen years to do . . . have made progress, but not that rrtuch . . usually marry by sophomore year. Firsf Row: Mary Millirons, Alfra-da Muclcle. Anna Cammaclc Janie Carfer. Virginia Chase. Second Row: I-lazle Garrison Dorofliy Hurst Ruin King, Civille Owens, Margarelr Woolf. Third Row: Sarah Finley, Annie Owsley, Elizabellw I-lulsey. Allen Odom. Delores Sanders. Dorofhy Scholl. Zeta 6'l visits N :im :--- ver-f ,f , .1-ff.-- f- me ...i-..-.---..M . Y, ., . V .,.,. . ,, f .H M... .f. . , f- f..,..,. ..,. s .N .,.---... ....-i.....,-....w-- W.. ...Q - Comptroller Carlor . followed by sisters co cornod by camera. T.--Q---.f ...Af,,,,i:f..2,-e-.,f--w- ....i..,..,f4......,,....,, . ,W A , Q ,,.. Y W.,,wA A , Mg' wwvnn nh Y - --Y -s,..-.,- ... Zeta Delta. colonizing chapter ot Delta Zeta sorority, is the bob-yi 5,-, pm,-,Q of service ot our sistren groups, having arrived last September , , , the national ser- ority was founded in 1902 at Qhio's Miami University at the suggestion of the president of that institution . . . local group expects its charter in May . . . Dor- othy Hurst is president, and is bringing her children into national torm with as- tonishing rapidity . . . right hand woman in this work is Sue Millirons, who is as- sisted by the senior class . . . Hazle Garrison lzeeps bool-as neatly, possibly be- cause of national supervision, and Janie Carter worlzs feverishly to gather the necessary l-:ale . . . rattles held nightly to provide funds . . . Dolores Sanders, addg. to pulchritude . . . queens ot the May will be the girls when installation talzes place . . . at present, although urged strongly to meet scholastic requirements. group is ticlcle with boolcs and men . . .living nearest town of dorm inhabitants. they can squeeze in an extra tive minutes at the local cinema . . . predict dire fates tor other sororities when they finally get the coveted charter, and are working out new rushing system whereby they get a weel: head start on rival groups . . . did all right this year, ably assisted by missionaries from the Uni- versity and other schools . . . are home-loving girls when men are not available, but already have taught other Coeds to watch their beaus . . . don't exactly ta- vor late dates. but are willing when they can pull the lambs tur over otfieial eyes . . . exceedingly optimistic. and the campus waits with baited breath to see just what they will do next year. by Ky? v'1un I 1 I 5 f 3 A' lf' O I I l I I 144 fi i D ' 4 I ' 1 I 2, I Li gl I :Sy i T ' N N I I I i Q 5 W. n 1 if 5 . 4 I I ' , 4 l , ' N ' 1 E x E . 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' t fg' 54 4' a 4 T' First Q Row Adams, Almquist Aldridge Bazemore, Bledsoe, Boyd Second Row: Chandler, m Jr--, 2 Nl . ' 4-.'. ,, ws. X x: ' , if . '13- . gif: vt., , d iv - A Ki, wg. 4 ,l. .c.' .7-A' -t -':-YV1'-3 , ,i ,x f-ggT',.'f . ity- ' . , 1'-fill- ' : Q, jf . I - fx. use? ' ,,, XR x ,J V. ASH' 5 VH it. , 'R , , A ,, 4 ff , S-2 In ni. J. mmf.. Cook, Crenshaw, Eden, Eich Gerhardt. Third Row: God Bold, Gunter, Happer, Hare, Harper, Harwell. Fourth Row Kennamer, King, McCowan McFaden, Maulshagen, Moon Fifth Row: Myrick, Pearson Rice, Smith, Whitney, Young . If294J lllll lllllll lllll Phi Kappa Phi is a nafional honor sociely organized for fhe purpose oi encouraging scholarship and original sludy among siudenls. I? is composed af professors and graduale and undergraduafe sfuclenrs who have disiinguished fhemselves by scholl arship and infellecfual service 'ro fheir Alma Maier. Taling ifs membership on fh quola syslem from each oi fhe various schools on The campus, ihis senior honor or- ganizafion brings fo ifs members al Auburn +he eguivalenf disfincrion for general oulsfanding worls lhal Phi Bela Kappa brings 'ro irs members on campuses having A. B. schools. l-lowever, Phi Kappa Phi is unique in fhe facr fha? in choosing its members if considers +he exfra-curricularacfiviry of ifs candidafes in addifion fo mere scholaslic achievement Members, I94O. classified according lo fheir respec- 'rive deparimenls: Agriculfure: William Cv. Eden, Earl Kennamer, John Rice. Clar- ence M. Wilson. Archifeclurez E. T. McCowan. Chemislry and Pharmacy: Charles William Coolc, Francis Gerhardl, Beniamin Eich. Educarionx Virginia Adams, Susan Mizelle l-lare, Elizabelh l-larwell, Coy Slolcley Bazemore, George G. Mclzaden, Jonnielyn Campbell, Annie Karherine Moon. Engineering: J. l-larold l-larper, Rollins Aldridge, Jr., Frank B. Gunrer, l-lenry C. Maulshagen, William Mifchell Smifh, Elmer l-l. Almquisl, Lalzayelle Bledsoe, I-lulelr Lasseler King. Home Economics: Margaret Pearson. Science and Lireralurez Winfrey Boyd, Waller Chandler, John G-odbold. Carl l-lapper, Julian Myriclc. Velerinary Medicine: Tyler Young, L. D. Jacobs, Leon F. Whiiney. Graduale siudenfs selecied were Basil K. Collins. W. P. Piclaefr, and June Krause. Roy Goslin, Ernesl B. Smifh were faculty members chosen. Refir- ing presidenl, Dr. Ralph Doner, gives place To Dr. Charles S. Davis who will serve 'rhe organizafion for fhe coming year. Roberr Ci. Pifrs was elecfed vice-presidenit Dr. Paul Irvine. secrerary and lreasurer: Mrs. Nell O. Davis. correspondenr. IDN! X f Xfllhs f2,2'ff' B I 9 . is We rg'C lK CQ- L s C ,-uw., , Q 1' an 'Q I. LL. 5 'A -., . in 'H' ' . A 5, ,gif ,V 1 4 . :A-3 if' . L' Q., Ei. eff. .' if , if 24 xxx' ef... t, 3.5 YV 1, fur, N 4- me , gg V gf., ,Q ,fo-, ...- if 1 5 .Lf g , mn fl fr.: ef, it if J , X - i ' 1. ,' . ,if ' 7 .. Q-, if: 4. . .SQA ' 4, Qi' A Q fi. .- 4-L'E'1'LQ x -1 'Qu ' L - ' if t' ogg' . Uh. . L 1. 1 ,, .,.' - 2. , .'iT1?5EA':' 11: 3 J f'?,'f'L for gif - -V. ff? ., ,, fi 'Tl . uf j 1 F 'i .1 . Eff-Za' First Row: Louis R. Aldridge, frey Boyd. Second Row: John N. Dabbs, John Godbold, Carl Happer. Third Row: liam Smiih, John Waiters. Roberf H. Armsirong, Win- John Ivey, John Rice, Wil- ,MA , A -... I 1 pm ,-1 1 w .A f296l .lf if 5 1 ufrirvpwfxfm s- My fum Sllllll The purpose of Spades is sei lorfh in the following preamble oi ihf- Q s'ri'rul'ion: Whereas, feeling fhe need of some orqanizalion in the Sig-nici Class oi This insfiiufion which, wholly independenf ol The social and other relafions, shall seek lo qafher foqefher fhe most prominenf fial men of lhe class and 'ro The insfilufion, lhis sociefy is Ten men are selecled from 'rhe Junior Class in May ol each relirinq members, and lhese 'ren men compose 'rhe acfive and influen- organized. year by lhe membership during 'rhe following year. To wear a Spade is a qoal which all under- classmen may seelc as lhe hiqhesf honor an Auburn man may obfain. Members of Spades are: Rollins Aldridge, Robe-rl Armslronq, Vvinlrey Boyd, John Dabbs. John Godbold, Carl l-lapper, John Ivey, John Rice. William Smith, and John Walfers. lI0'l Louis R. Aldridge, Robert H. Armstrong, Winfrey Boyd, John ,N. Dabbs, John God- bold. Second Row: Carl Happer, Thomas Henley, George Hiller, John Charles Kelley. Third Hanklns Parker, John Rice, William M. Smilh, F. Watters. Ivey, Row: Carl John IQ298l Ulllilllll Ulllll llillllll Omicron DelTa Kappa, nafional honor irafernify, was founded af Mkfasiwingron and Lee UniversiTy in l9l4, iTs purpose being Three-fold. Firsfz To recognize men s-.lfo have aTTained a high sfandard of efficiency in collegiafe acfiyifies, and To inspire oThers To sTrive for conspicuous affainmenfs along similar lines. Second: To bring To- geTher The mosT represenTaTive men in all phases of collegiafe life and Thus To cre- aTe an organizaTion which shall help To mould The senfimenf of The insfifufion on quesTions of local and inTercollegiaTe inTeresT. Third: To bring Togefher members of The faculTy and sTudenT body of The insTiTuTion on a basis of mufual inTeresT and undersTanding. O. D. K. annually sponsors The Freshman Calce Race, which all Rafs loolc forward To, The pre-Georgia game bonfire, and co-sponsors The Blue Key-O. D. K. fraTerniTy sing. More recenfly, The annual Miscellany has come info prominence, which This vear helped in The drive for new Tennis courTs and helped send The band To Knoxville. O. D. K. This year founded Squires, a sophomore organizafion com- posed of eighT of The ouTsTanding members of ThaT class. Socially, O. D. K. had sev- eral geT-Togefhers and an Anniversary BanqueT lasT December I3. Officers for This year were Winfrey Boyd, presidenTg Charles Kelley. vice-presidenfg Rollins Aldridge. secreTary-Treasurer: and Dr. Charles S. Davis, execufive secreTary of The circle. Members are: Louis R. Aldridge, RoberT l-l. Armsfrong, Vifinfrey Boyd, John li-l, Dabbs, John Godbold, Carl l-lapper, Thomas l-lenley, George l-liller, John Ivey Charles Kelley, l-lanlcins Parlcer, John Carl Rice, William Smifh, John F. Vifailerz. lT99l Lou Arn Joh bolf Hal Ge: Che Hal Ricn F. Firsf Row: Elmer Almquisf, Roberl C. Bamberg, Leo Adair Bidez, James M. Cal- laway, Frank Ward Cayce. Second Row: Waller Chand- ler, Selly Fairchild, Marshall Hooper, George Kenmore, William Kilpatrick. Third Row: Charles Knighf, Edwin T. McCowan, Paul Nichols, J. Kenneth Orr. L soo sgl,l,lg.liil The obiecT of The NaTional Blue Key l-lonor FraTerniTy, as seT Torih bi ,,f The consTiTu- Tion is: To sTudy, discuss, and sTrive To TurTher The besT inTeresTs oi fha Algbgwm PolyTechnic lnsTiTuTe: To promoTe The spiriT oT TraTernalism among The sfudenis oi The Alabama PolyTechnic lnsTiTuTeg TosTer inTer-collegiaTe relaTions and develop a naTional collegiaTe spiriT by placing The sTamp of approval on all college leaders which makes iT possible To recognize Them wherever They may be found. Blue Key annually sponsors The Freshman recepTion designed To enable The Freshmen To gef acquainTed, The l-lonor SocieTy ball, and l-lomecoming. ln sponsoring Homecom- ing, iT had a big iob and came Through wiTh Tlying colors. Blue Key held its annual banqueT in November and The organizaTion holds semi-weelcly luncheons aT which aTTairs oT The organizaTion are discussed. OTTicers are George Kenmore. presidenT: Franlc Cayce, vice-presidenT: Paul Nichols, secreTary: and Leo Bidez, Treasurer. FaculTy Advisers are CapTain L. l-l. l-lam and Professor R. G. Pifls. Members oT Blue Key are The Tollowing: Elmer AlmquisT, RoberT C. Bamberg, Leo Adair Bidez, James M. Callaway, Frank Ward Cayce, Walfer Chandler, Geliy Fair- Child. Marshall l-looper, George Kenmore, William KilpaTrick, Charles Knight Ed- win T. McCowan, Paul Nichols, J. KenneTh Orr. i30lj X 5 MTN! n Ji K . Firsf Row: Aldridge, Alm- quisf, Armstrong, Bidez, Bled- soe, Bryanf. Second Row: Carroll, Chesnut, Dabbs, Davenport, Dees, Gafford, Third Row: Harper, Gunler, Hannah,' Heafhcole, Knighf, McCulloch. Fourfh Row: Maulshagen, Mohns, Morley, Mueller, Mullen, Munroe. Fiflh Row: Nbrvllle, ,RusselI, Scar- borough, Schiff, Smifh, Wind- ham. 1' l F l n ! l l l l i l l l l . 53021 F l 'Wx P, .. of - fp.-. llll Hllll ll The purpose ol Tau BeTa Pi is To mark in a Titfing manner Those who have r inferred honor upon Their Alma MaTer by high grade oi scholarship as undergraduaic., or by Their aTTainmenTs as alumni: and To TosTer a spiriT of liberal culTure in The engineer- ing schools oT America. During The presenT Term The local chapTer has cooperaieci To The TullesT exTenT in The organizaTion and worln of The Auburn STudenT Engineering Council, a new organizaTion on The campus. IT has endeavored To insTill inTo The en- gineering underclassmen a desire To mainTain sTandards of scholarship and charac- Ter such as Those required Tor membership in Tau BeTa Pi. The local members are also helping in a small way in an aTTempT To organize an alumni chapTer in The sTaTe. During The year The members have enjoyed Three banqueTs, The mosT ouTsTanding oT which was one held in February when, Tor The TirsT Time since The esTablishmenT of The local chapTer, Auburn was honored by a visiT Trom The naTional presidenT oT The AssociaTion. An advisory board Tor This organizaTion is composed of Professors J. A. C. Callan, M. T. Fullan, C. R. l-lixon, and J. C. McKinnon. J. M. GaTTord, presidenT: L. R. Aldridge, vice-presidenTgW. B. Carroll, secreTary: and Professor C. R. l-lixon, Treasurer, hold The Veins of office. Members are: E. l-l. AlmguisT, W. C. KnighT, R. W. Dees, RoberT MonTgomery, J. E. ChesnuT, J. Dabbs. Leo Bidez, A. E. Mohns, l-l. C. Maulshagen, L. P. Bledsoe, R. A. Russell, J. M. Craflord, Daw- son Mullen, W. B. Carroll, L. R. Aldridge, M. E. Hannah, J. R. Windham, W. M. SmiTh, l-l. SchiTT, B. Scarbrouqh, R. G. Norville. Edwin Munroe, C. C. MoTley, R. E. l-leaThcoxe, J. l-l. l-larper, Paul Murray BryanT, W. B. Davenporf, W. J. Mueller, J. C. McCulloch. 1law-.rn n1x.vnhlnsm-n-rrwonnQlllvne ll.1:l6r.:' K1 3 f wiv' UU!! H031 First Row: Virginia Adams, Jonmewn CampbeH, Edhh Cecil Carson, Amy Drake, Carleton Parish, Suzelle Hare. Second Row: Ruih Lowe, Ruih Miller, Maude Mullin, Mar- garef Pearson, iielen Porch, . iiiuan ii Cardinal Key, nafional honor sociefy for women, has for ifs obiecfs fo sfudy, dis- cuss, and sfrive fo furfher fhe besf inferesfs of fhe school: fo promofe a spirif of frafernalism among all Auburn sfudenfs and fo ofherwise fulfill fhe obligafions sef forfh in fhe pledge of Cardinal Key. Cardinal Key was one of fhe firsf of such or- ganizafions fo be esfablished on American college campuses. The Auburn chapfer was founded in 1932. Before school opened in fhe fall fhis organizafion wrofe leffers fo women sfudenfs who were planning fo affend Auburn for fhe firsf fime. When fhese new sfudenfs arrived on fhe campus, members of Cardinal Key confacfed many of fhem, welcoming fhem fo Auburn and helping fhem fo become familiar wifh college life. This year Cardinal Key organized Owls, a Sophomore service or- ganizafion for coeds. lf has operafed a fea room wifh fhe profifs fo go info a scholarship fund. Togefher wifh Blue Key fhis organizafion mainfained an informa- fion boofh af l-lomecoming, and, in cooperafion wifh Blue Key and fhe Dance Club, if sponsored a Chrisfmas Dance Program. ln fhe spring Cardinal Key held ifs annual Faculfy Take-Off. The officers are: Amy Drake, Presidenf: Rufh Lowe, Vice-Pres- idenfg Helen Porch, Secrefaryg and Jonnielyn Campbell, Treasurer. Faculfy Advisers are lvliss Zoe Dobbs, and Dr. Rosa Lee Walsfon. llx l If ji L30-11 Elillllll Sphinx, a zenior honor gfggfgq,-'gn -,QH-.Qu Auburn campus in I-flag, I935, lf The lofus. In recognizing girlg 1. ship, personaliiy, and service, if ofher girls on 'rhe Campus. Sohin-1 algo SCf TL'I 3 Cru' f A in for freshman girls, 'reas for funior girla, a izriggg Vw.. - ,M ,V X -. exchange. Wifh The help of lhe Auburn pl1i',,'Q 3 Q:'4'7'f- from fiv- elecfion ol a May Queen and fhe May Da-,f Qf i.' porin: Tiff- Sphinx are The following: Elizabefh Showalfer Prg-figf'-M C for n J'-'- Vice-President Mary L. Williamson, Secrefar-,f Hi Ji Ru i 1 Tr 1 and Miss Mary George Lamar! Faculfy Adviser. IBOSJ Hu! .00 Milk 305093. Cggghq JQQQ1. And! HOOD. Hgldg lsihsd Sill ICU: gp, Savanna, lllnboli Snug, Lulu Vu Astdll. any wirlhmon. Firsl' Row: William M. Boggs, William B. Carroll, James W. Cowen, Earl'A. Crow, Wilbur! l . B. Davenport. Second. Row: Ted W. Ellis,' Marlin AH. Fisher, Frank B. eunfer, liam B. Hawthorne, Urban HL, Johnson. Third Row: :Jack Loeb, Henry C Maulsha en - 9, .,j, ,-',, -5 Clarence L. Mershon, Henry, f, iffjg E. Mohns, George MCQ. Mor- rison. Fourlh Row: Carl '-C. Morley, Dawson H. Mullen, Edwin Munroe, Docior T. Rogers. ,f -, 1,34 .r -.w-va-nz: ,M-,,,.,. ,K swine- -- K 'fffi' 'LKAA-Ju' ' ' 'EQQISEK LR!!! f' Sli 2nmgq 1:nwgng,3:'al3' - rn-.neun s..,.w::.:? 7 1 11' -11-:Q ac:-rgrmwnnv.--fix-sux -. ,1 -R, X. l ly. 's- 's...,-L- -... .LM . .T fo..-. 4.1 : 1 r E I 1 5, I Z Y.. I.- - 306 be-N F, , ire ,,-I ,I 061 i lllllll el ll ll ETa Kappa Nu, naTional honor l'raTerniTy oi elecTrical enginge ing. has ier ifs par- pose The bringing inTo closer union Tor muTual beneiif Those men in The praiaggim of elecTrical engineering who, by Their aTTainmenTs in college or in pragfigg have maniTesTed a deep inTeresT and marked abiliTy in Their chosen worl. Tha argdmigd. Tion was Tounded aT The UniversiTy of lllinois in IQO4. The chapTer on The Auburn campus was esTablished in I92O, and is represenTed on The Engineering Council. Dawson Mullen, who has served The organizaTion as iTs presiding officer, was as! sisfed in his duTies by Frank B. GunTer, vice-president William Boggs, correspond- ing secreTary: Henry Mohns, recording secreTaryg and Bill Carroll, Treasurer, J, W, Cowen is The chapTer correspondenT To The Bridge, magazine oT The nafional or- ganizaTion. EaculTy members are: R. A. BeTTs. H. G. CarloyiTz, Woodrow Darling, A. ST. C. DunsTan, M. T. Eullan, W. W. Hill, J. C. McKinnon, A. L. Thomas, A. C. Weid. Members of ETa Kappa Nu are The following: William M. Boggs, William B. Carroll, James W. Cowen, Earl A. Crow, Wilbur B. Davenport Ted W. Willis, Mar- Tin H. Fisher, Eranlu B. Gunicr, Vifilliam B. HawThorne, Urban H. Johnson, Jael Loeb. Henry C. Maulshagen, Clarence L. Mershon, Henry E. Mohns, George Morrison Carl C. MoTley, Dawson H. Mullen, Edwin Munroe, and DOCYOF T- ROQUE :Init noun .. .. ,1::f::.. '- :...g.:1:':f,.:ai -ne.-.F-f1..i..,. . A-.i ' union: ar' ' - -T - -s4r::f:.n.,.w. .' weaw- - l 307 1 n l rim, Row:, Adair, Adqrns Baker, Benlley, Brew:-sr Chandler. 'Second Row: Fau- , ceile, Fincher,-Hagler, Holi Happer, Harkins. Thirdikow son, 1 Kgnmore, Kimbrough Fourth Row? 'LoH, McGehee Mills, Myrick, ,NeHles, Nixon Fiffh ' Row: Phillips, Porler, Ray, Talum, Thrasher, Wal- . fers, Wilson. Nl , Harris, Henley, Hooper, Hud- . .. .....,.css1-1.-ukvi-. ww-si-zfsfaw Y -V--J 4' 1 I ws ,. ii 308 K, Uilll Elllll ll Delfa Sigma Pi is a professional frafernif-,f in f3ug:,Cg1 ACf,j..:,.i , 5.5 mm. is fo fosfer fhe sfudy of business in universities: fo enccuri L Q51 W , ,QD mc, L associafion of sfudenfs for fheir mufual advancenfenf by research and oracficef iw promofe closer affiliafion befween fhe commercial world and fhe sfudenfs of com. merce and fo furfher a higher sfandard of commercial ethics and culfure and The civic and commercial welfare of fhe communify. Delfa Sigma Pi was founded in i907 af New Yorlc Universify. There are forfy-six chapfers and rho Befo Lambda chapfer was founded af Auburn in I93 I. lfs colors are purple and old gold, and its flower is fhe red rose. During fhe year fhe Auburn chapfer has sponsored fhe Com- merce Ball and fhe selecfion of fhe Commerce Queen. If has also confinued the drive for fhe promofion of fhe John W. Scoff Loan Fund. If has broughf profes- sional spealcers fo fhe campus wifh fhe idea of associafing business sfudenfs more closely wifh fhe commercial world. The officers are fhe following: Rufus Porfer, Presidenf: Charles l-larris, Vice-Presidenf: I-lenry Fauceffe, Secrefaryg Charles Finch- er, Treasurer. Faculfy members are C. P.Ausfin, J. l-l. Goff, and M, C. Padgeff. Members of Delfa Sigma Pi are fhe following: Roberf Adair, Sam L. Adams, Keafs ley Balmer, Roberf Brewer, Sam Benfley, Walfer Chandler, Henry R. Fauceffe, Charles Fincher, John l-lall, Archie l-larkins, Carl l-lapper, Charles Harris, Torn l-lenley, Marshall l-looper, John T. l-ludson, George Kenmore, W. l-l. Kimbrough. l-lerndon McGehee, Ernesf Mills, Julian Myricl, Sam Neffles. Charles Phillips John T. Nixon, Rufus Porfer, Charles Ray, Griffin Tafurn, L. Z. Thrasher, John Wcifiixr-3, Frank Wilson, K. L. Loff, John l-l. l-lagler. l 309 I l 'w iffir ,,. . . 4 Ms' 319122 11. 'iabfif . Pg H50 Q i Firsf Row: Adams, Anderson Bush, Chesnuf, Chiles, J. D Danner. Second Row: J. E. Danner, Smifh, Haffield Haupf, Head, Heaihcoiei Third Row: Horn, Jackson King, Knighf, Mayo, Mungall Fourth Row: Orr, Pease, Pear- son, Rencher, Ware, Wilker- SOIL 1--1 as-in,,u,m . :'frmL:w2r:f':i . X ,, Q. I, .jg I f lj C' L ' c Y N MJ 3101 1 vi.,-in :AL i ,U g 1 .4 'fixing' J 'lu 1 The purpose of Phi Psi frafernify is: To promofe good fellowsiwgp awww Comemd men of fhe fexfile schools and colleges, fo encourage 5 hiqher Sfomjdrc in f,.,f,g,., work, and fo assisf, by every honorable means, fhe advancemenf of ifs rnanwbgrg, Phi Psi, nafional professional fexfile frafernify, was founded in Philadelphia. Pa., on March l8, l903. The Auburn chapfer was founded in l936. Irs colors are blacl, and gold. Phi Psi held a banquef in honor of Mr. l-lugh Comer, firsf speaker af En. gineering Seminar. If sponsored fhe annual Texfile Open l-louse for all fexlile sfu- denfs and for fhe general public. Af fhis Open l-louse fhe public is given some idea of fhe workings of a fexfile planf by inspecfion of flue fexfile building and ifs opcrafions on fhe campus. Throughouf fhe year Phi Psi sponsored smokers and ofher social funcfions in order fo creafe a beffer undersfanding among fhe fexfilc sfudenfs on fhe Auburn campus. Officers are fhe following: Kennefh Orr, Pres- idenfg William Charles Knighf, Vice-Presidenfg Paul Ofey Anderson, Secrefaryg Eu- gene Jackson Lawrence, Treasurer. Facully members are: E. W. Camp, B. l-l. Crawford, and A. R. lvlacormac. The members include: N. J. Adams, P. O. An- derson, Jr., l-l. L. Bush, J. E. Chesnuf, T. W. Chiles, J. D. Danner, J. E. Danner, J. R. l-laffield, Jr., C. A. l-laupf, F. A. l-lead, R. E. l-leafhcofe, C. F. l-lorn, T. J. Jaclf son, l-l. L. King, Jr., W. C. Knighf, E. J. Lawrence, L. lvl. Mayo, W. A. Mungall, J. K. Orr, Jr., C. T. Pearson, P. O. Pease, J. L. Rencher, J. C. Ware, F. McL. Smifh R. L. Wilkerson. f3ll1 Firsf Row: R. P. Armstrong, Jr., C. S. Bazemore, M. J. Burns, J. B. Cagle, Jr. Sec- ond Row: W. G. Eden, R. W. Gay, M. E. Jacobs, Jr., E. F. Kennamer. Third Row: W. C. Lumpkin, Jr., G. G. Mc- Faden, C. C. Morgan, Jr., R. M. Prafher, Jr. Fourfh Row: J. C. Rice, C. C. Vick- rey, F. U. Weaver, F. E. Wellborn, C. M. Wilson. 53121 r 'A '-s 1 , fu-, llllllmll Qlilllll Ufllll Gamma Sigma Delfa is fhe nafional honor sociefy OE Oqf.fUifUf.3. TQ-.3 my I fhe sociefy is fo encourage high sfandards of scholarship in all branch, L i fural science and educafion and a high degree of excellence in fhe pragfigg 9 1 , culfural pursuifs. lf elecfs 'ro membership Seniors and graduafe sludenls in aqinigu 'rure who have rendered signal service fo fhe developmenf ol aqrigulfufe, C5,3mm, Sigma Delfa was founded in I905 af Ohio Sfafe Universify. There are twelve chap. fers, and 'rhe Auburn chapfer was founded in IQI6. lfs colors are green and while, and ifs flower is fhe whife carnafion. Members of Gamma Sigma Delfa are chosen on basis of scholarship and leadership, and fo be elecfed fo fhis fralernify is 'rho highesf honor fhaf can come fo an agriculfure sfudenf from fhe School of Agricul- fure. Alumni who have been especially oufsfanding are also elecfed. During fhe year This frafernify made ifs annual award fo fhe besf all-around Junior in fhe Agri- culfure School, and honored ifs new inifiafes wifh a barbecue. The organizafion held an occasional open meefing wifh guesf speakers. and also held ioinf meefings wifh fhe Agriculfural Club. Officers of Gamma Sigma Delfa are: W. l-l. Weiden- bach, Presidenfq E. V. Smifh, Vice-Presidenf: and F. S. Aranf, Secrefary-Treasurer. Members of fhe frafernify are: Roberf P. Armsfrong, Jr., Coy Sfol-rely Bazemore, Moore J. Burns, James Barfley Cagle, Jr., William Gibbs Eden, Roberf Wilson Gay. Price Byrd Gibson, Max Emmeff Jacobs, Jr., Earl Franklin Kennamer, William Clif- ford Lumplcin, Jr., George Gavin Mcl:aden, Carl Cope Morgan, Jr., Roberf Morri. Prafher, Jr., John Carl Rice, Charles Chan Vickrey. l:ffif1Ci5 USVY VVGOVGV Fred Les Fayeffe Wellborn, and Clarence Madison Wilson. l3l31 l ...qv w I. 'NJWQ ' If ai Ffanuij, ffflfa . . 1 , First Row: AM. Ji Conner, -J P.v,gGiImore, J. P.. Hamill, M 3. E. Hill, vc. M. ,KeIley,iJ F- I-ECYZ .J-' N. ,McCabe ,Second Row: E. T.' McCowan B.,McGehge, MA. L. Mofes: I P. A. Narrows, A.'.M.- Norkh- i ingfon, L. S. O-'Gwynn, B. A.. Renfroe, Jr. Third Row: P. M Rudolph. W. E. Rush, A. Ri l Smith, D. T. Tatum, 'C. W. I Thompson. A. J. wilson. , Founded af fhe Universify of Illinois in I909, Scarab Frafernify has provided a means for affaining a broader knowledge of archifecfure and allied arfs, securing, fhrough associafion, fhe advanfages of a more refined culfure, sfimulafes a greafer inferesf in expression fhrough fhe graphic arfs, promofes friendly compefifion among sfudenfs in schools of archifecfure, and creafes fellowship wifhin fhe frafernify. Tapping ifs members in fhe fall from men of fhird year sfanding or beffer, Scarab has main- fained a high presfige bofh locally and nafionally for ifs caliber of membership, ifs acfive yearly programs, ifs yen fo be differenf in all fhings, and ifs annual recepfion for new sfudenfs of fhe deparfmenf. Taking a leading parf in fhe sponsoring of fhe Beaux-Arfs Ball each year, fhe organizafion has helped build fhis cosfume ball info fhe successful affair if deserves fo be. As fhe year draws fo a close fhe members are planning ahead for fhe Nafional Scarab Convenfion for which fhey will be hosfs nexf fall. Serving wifh Presidenf Phil l-lamill as officers of fhe organizafion: Bill Smifh, Secrefary, and Dallas Benfon, Treasurer. Faculfy adviser: Professor F. Walfer Burkhardf. Faculfy members include: Dean F. C. Biggin, Louis B. Ambler, Frank W. Applebee, Alfred James, Francis W. Lincoln, Sidney W. Liffle, Frank lvl. Orr, Roy Sfaples, William N. Womelsdorf. ' ' fuk- --1--i -- --+5 ' 'W -.L Zig gggiyr- -r -A+-l-Amen ,-WT.-1 - .-.....,..,...-.V....,.e.......e,,,, L L..- - L L:f L 'Q Q' 'M' -.. A ., .....- .... .,-...4, -....w...u- 9A.u.a..h ' ' 2 if a sf 1 - i my M- ' 5 1 ', 1' 3 5A 1 X ,- i i - X 5 , 3 X., - 'mf---J Xx.,,n L- ,iv X-QPII' PL .lx . 4,,,,.Qc--1-Ag.-wr: i f lllll slllllllll The purpose ol Phi Larnlfnfi lj: sludenls in lhe field ol chemfgf widen lhe inleresl in fhc had Q5 Cliff, -,I , upon lhose sludenls deserving of FCCCJ., ,- . nalional honorary chemical socicfy lfiuncxriiu 1' has lhirly-eighl chaplers, lhe Alpha lcifa cni: 'i r , is in l933. Colors: red and blue. Al fn., or -,m 1 or i l ils annual smoker al which chemical sludc-nlg w-1-re grf-wi v, C , , of lhis smolcer was lo help in the orienlalion inf fri-hm,--1 Al lhe close of each year Phi Lambda Ugsslon hii i-Q xr freshman wilh lhe hiqhesl scholastic average in the scliifs , - i a plaque which hangs in lhe chemical building. The lr.psfim.,i -.-.frii fm- li' in i age is awarded a chemical handboolz. The officers cal Ai 'wi l. 71 '- 1: 'i followin : Francis Gerhardl, Presidenlg Wcillfyr lsfliiig cr, lfiii- Ph! ,l l. Q Wheeler, Secrelaryg Professor R. E. Winqard, T-FC'i'l8LJI'Cff Dr, R-i 2's!' N.-'-J, f'-. C sellor. Facully members are: R. W, Allen, C. A. l3-iccrf.- C. l.. llirf- ll. l.' PM P. P. Powell, C. R. Saunders, and R. E. Vlfinqard. f 141 IBIS-J il an l u 4 4 1 ll.. il 0 quam--1.0, ..,..,--..-- ,,,.,,..,,,...,fv 1 ,rw ..- -. ik, ,f i Rntlevzloohdolflldd. WllllunA.loa.CIuluW. Cool, Jos Mod Gollum. Funds H. 600040. Mol- coh I. Hand. Anhui. Haney. Socoodlor:l-han C. Muhhqos, wana J. u..uu,uu-Aauumu. Jon 1. we-eau. Ln- F- WllIlum,Junsl.Wll4N4l. sl Row: Loui R Ald dg berl W. Dees Ol d M Iland, William H Mi h ll Mur P Hus, phy.S dR Jh Rd d AsbghJ os CB . all lPEl lE The purpose of Chi Epsilon, a nafional honorary civil engineering fra- fernify, is fo form a close union, and a fie of friendship and brofherhood befween fhose in fhe civil engineering profession who have shown marked abilify and inferesf in fhe profession. Chi Epsilon was founded af fhe Universify of Illinois in l922, and fhe Auburn chapfer was founded in l937. There are eleven chapfers of fhis frafernify. During fhe year Chi Epsilon has promofed plans fo place a key in fronf of Ramsay l-lall, and has placed a bullefin board in fhaf building. Throughouf fhe year if has cooperafed wifh civil engineering professors in fhe advancemenf of fhaf sfudy. Officers of Chi Epsilon are: Roberf W. Dees, Presidenfg Louis Rollins Aldridge, Vice-Presidenf, Ben A. Scarbrough, Secrefary-Treas- urerg and O. lvl. l-lolland, Publicify Manager. Eaculfy members are: J. A. C. Callan, A. Y. Elizondo, R. A. Laird, T. lvl. Lowe, and V. B. Wafwood. lf3l6fl s. .- W ie- T l llll lllllllllli lllllllll . The purpose of lhe Engineering Council is lo bring all engineering sc cielies closer logelher, 'ro coordinale lheir acfivifies. and lo bring about a spiril of fellowship among engineering sfudenfs. The mennbarghio oi 'rhe council is composed of represenlafives from each of the eleven honorary engineering and chemical socielies, The group being confrollacl by an execulive commillee elecled from 'rhe members oi fhe council. The officers are: Dawson Mullen, Presidenlg Rollins Aldridge, Vice-Pres idenlg Francis Gerhardl, Secrelaryg and Professor Roberl G. Pills, Treas- urer. The advisory board is formed by lhe 'rhree sludenl officers supple- menled by Dean J. E. l-lannum, Professor R. E. Wingard, and Professor Roberl G. Pills. The council has sponsored Engineering Seminars since lasl year and also sponsored Engineers' Day, which lealured open houses given by each of lhe deparlrnenls ol engineering. Big plans are afool for The revival of The Auburn Engineer which was lasf published in lvlarch, l932. ixw-sf-.1-sif..vs1..-.eva1. i- .. i . 'W '-uv: sz'-,ni gf..-.. , , . l 3 I7 1 Hn! lou: N. J. Adult. L I. Aldridge, W. I. Candi. J. N. Dobbs, I. W. 0004. 5- E. bbq. J. M. Ballad. Second lov: F. N. Submit. VI. I. Gnu. A. W. Homolog. i. 6. hifi, W. l. Knlqlf. 1. I. undef. H. I. Hola. hid lov: J. l. Mnolld. 0. H. Mellon, J. K. ,Guan J. Redmond. J. VI. Saldlmlll. I. A. Suvbofonql. N. 3. khlll, J. S. hllall. I l F 1' R : Lallie Fee Cook, BOD C I T Farish, Mary Frances N II M f P ef s. . ar d Row' ll R Mildred Scon ga imes, . mm TTSITTTF The purposes oT TheTa Epsilon are To promoTe advance'menT in l-lome Economics and To encourage high sTandards oT scholarship, leadership, and characTer. TheTa Epsilon, Tounded in l93l, is a local organizaTion. IT is peTiTioning Omicron Nu, naTional honorary home economics TraTer- niTy, wiTh The hope oT becoming a chapTer oT ThaT organizaTion. WiTh an increase in The number of sTudenTs in The l-lome Economics DeparT- menT This will probably be accomplished. 'l'heTa Epsilon awarded a cup aT The lasT ConvocaTion oT The year To The Freshman girl in The l-lome Economics DeparTmenT having The highesT scholasTic average Tor The year. The organizaTion is planning To bear The expenses oT a delegaTe To The NaTional l-lome Economics ConvenTion To be held in CincinnaTi nexT year. OTTicers oT The organizaTion are: Lallie Fee Cook, presidenT: Mary Frances Nall, vice-presidenT7 Mildred Sconyers, secreTaryg and ElizabeTh Rimes, Treasurer. lvliss Lilly Spencer is TaculTy adviser. ln lllllllll llllll Kappa Delia Pi, founded in IQI I, lvas lar ng Qygggg. - - inlelleclual and sclmolasfic slandards and fo regrg 3435. ,H , lribufions To educafion. To fhis end, if invlfes io rremrrc-fa '17 'K -' sons as exlwibil commendable personal qualifies ..s,,g,fff-e, ideals, and sound scholarship. I+ endeavors 'ro mainfgin 5, 9-E35 deaf, 5- prolessional fellowship among ifs members and lg quigicf-r gr'.fis3.l5m growlln by lmonorinq aclwievemenl in educafional qror.-.fly In Jamhv, 'rlwis year Kappa Della Pi inifiafed seven new members and Paolo E55 annul banquef. Tlnrouglwoul 'rlwe year flue organizafion has -.-:orled lor nd, vancemenl of flue School of Educalion on the Auburn campus. Tre are licers ol 'rlwe orqanizalion are: George McFaden. presidenf: Arm' Druie, vice-president Jonnielyn Campbell, secrefary: Orville 0'ShEelc1s fr-3-'va urer: and J. B. Weelcs, reporfer. Professor G. T. Sarqenf is counselor. f3l9l 3181 ll . Ing! lg' YilQ:l:l A-6001. Anqr. u tw-one, ivolhv ull?-ffl, JQMNH' C4-0544! V M Cunha-v, A v 90 s,:o,4 lg., Lug! Nudolll Ggglqq llgfldii, A-'Nh gm-,D Onan. 0 inside. wma wgq-on, Joh Wah F 1 Row: A h C All S bel Baum, Rich d H Bl b Q, William M B gg ifre o Y B yd Ch I A I beflev. J h Godb ld S ond Ro George Hll J H i er, . iii i 9 M Broom, Byrd F. 3 M h ll Julian Myrick, J K Newell, Harold L 5 lf M rlin G. Wender. Tau Kappa Alpha has for ifs purpose fo promofe and sponsor collegiafe and infer-collegiafe forensic acfiyifies, and fo recognize and reward fhose sfudenfs excelling fherein. This organizafion was founded af lndi- ana Universify in IQO8. The Auburn chapfer, one of ninefy-five chapferg fhroughouf fhe counfry, was founded in I935. During fhe year Tau Kappa Alpha sponsored Freshman and Varsify Debafe fournamenfs and also enferfained fhe Oxford Debafers wifh a banguef when fhe Brifishers mef our debafers in November. The organizafion encouraged forensic acfivify by awarding cups and keys fo winners of fournamenfs and fo oufsfanding debafers and assisfed in enferfaining yisifing debafe feams. The officers of Tau Kappa Alpha are: William M. Boggs, presidenf. and Knox T. lvlillsap, vice-presidenf. Faculfy members are: Ralph B. Draugh- on, Woodrow Flanary, E. D. l-less, and l-l. J. Y. Moss. iiiiihii l 320 ,ic in if H112 lllllll lllll Ulfllll-l . The purpose of Alpha Phi Omega is fo assemble college men I. vi -- scouf oafh and law, fo develo f' d h p rien s ip and fo promoie ser. g,,fvs5,'- -ll, Dk, ing fhe year Alpha Phi Omega has confribufed fo many camru ag:V.V:fg ,my- which was mainfaining an informafion b fh f f h ' - - ' oo or res men during regfglrafr:-rx lr-1, frafernify malces awards fo winning freshmen in fhe inframural suorfs of 'wing golf, fennis, rifle marlrsmanship, and fencing. lf parficipaled in the CYff.:QnshTr Day program wifh The purpose of encouraging vofing among eligible sludenfz. Through ouf fhe year if has furnished assisfanf scoufmasfers fo The local lroops. If headed flir- fennis courf drive, and some of ifs members parficipafed as volunfcer firemen and as guides fo visifors on various occasions. Officers are fhe following: Arlnur Hare vey. Presidenfg Morgan Bunch, Firsf Vice-Presidenfg Everefle Brools, Second Vice- Presidenf, Warren O. Darfy, Secrefaryg and Archie lv1cGillivray, Treasurer. Faculty members are l-lerberf Marfin, A. L. Thomas, and J. M. Robinson. 1 i lf32l1 i rw mm ull. lun. Cv- nu. omg, bows. Iwi- nu., same, I-wus. sn- aad lon: Many, INDI. 'VOI- Mg6llIlv1cy, hlhl. 7001. lhgdn, lla. YUM ldv! Sharp, Swv. WOW. 'UNH' jim wlhaluu me Vlyaff. ,,-Lv , . ive. 'lin . s - ... ,.- M.-gy Ti Firsl' Row: Albright, ,Arm-j 5ll'0n9- Bell. Boyd, Bracking Davis. Dykes, ,Floyd. Second ' iw 'T Rowr: Gerhardl, Hopper, Hui. 521. TJerkins, Kilpalricigr, Law, Lazzari, McCain. ThirdfiRoii1:i'V MHSOI1. Moore. L. Perry, M, Perm Ross. Sfephens, smnh, STWY- ,Fourlh Row: Sum. mefs. Tl'I0maS, Wallace, Wal. lis. Waikins, Williams, Wood- fin. , .1.,, . uni Oracles is a Treshman honor socieTy under The sponsorship oT Sphinx. This socieTy was organized Tor The purpose oT promoTing higher scholar- ship among The Treshman coeds aT Auburn. Oracles was Tounded on The Auburn campus in I935. lTs colors are green and yellow, and iTs Tlower is The yellow chrysanThemum. Oracles is primarily a service or- ganizaTion and during The year iT has assisTed Sphinx in carrying ouT iTs May Day program and has TurThered scholasTic and social acTiviTies among Treshmen girls on The campus. The oTTicers oT Oracles are: Dor- oThy Floyd, PresidenTq lVlarTha GerhardT, Vice-PresidenT1 lVlargareT Mc- Cain, SecreTaryg and Binnie Ross, Treasurer. rr rx: .ann-ans:-ami:-4,2-,:f.-, ,.., .,, K M W A A Q 'X 1,1 ,M J Q 2 V, lg WJ 2 KM fi Q 1 --- ,E .ws l T l 22l Ullll The purpose ol Owls is lo recognize SCl'TQ'i1ErTll ', rg: , ship among Sophomore girls. The erganT:glvV Q - 5, fn QW,- Key, as a service group. The number QF -a.9-wfrfc-rs '-J, Cardinal Key. Owls was organized on the Auown crazy ,, lirsf semesler of This year as a local socief-rp. Irs cz-on gm- r 5: T.,-mr .. During The year Owls has prepared programs for X.-.rorvg-rw To fs. gy! and has been loin? sponsor ol a Tea room in Dormlfory I. The fl .fL2lf' 1- also sponsored several Owl Shows af The fhearer. The rwwj-nsrjg-rg, ly. been enlerlained by Dr. Walsfon, and have mel foihfly with Cardin Key. The officers of Owls are: Claudia Weinmeann Presioecf- Enarvu Nr A Parrish, Vice-President Emma Lou Farrior, Secrefary and Rcwrirlc-r' -1 Mary Belh Marshall, Treasurer. MO lim lo- Don ll-10. Uv: un. u.nA.lx. uv' hruboli huh, Cllllt Jwta l.nu'0'. Liu Uno WANVI. UU! If .Qn Second ion CNN'-'O jrnyg,-Q' Levin Mans, fn-rg Lg-4 furibf, ff vl Noll num. Je-me w-fm, Cfwt-s WOnl l'5 Firsf Row: Gardner, Morris Newma Ro 5 U. qers, conyers Parker. Davis Woolley. Sec- ond Row: Gravlee, Rowe KTUQ. Kflighf, Greene, PaTTer' son, Moon. Third Row: Hol. ladaY. Reed, Malone T A Woolley, Cleland, Vlieininan: . TTS: The BapTisT STudenT Union is composed of all BapTisT sTudenTs enrolled in The Ala- bama PolyTechnic lnsTiTuTe. The Council, which direcTs The enlisTmenT acTiviTies Through The various organizaTions oT The local BapTisT Church. is elecTed by The BapTisT STudenT Union. The B. S. U. is The connecTing link loeTween The college and The BapTisT Church, uniTying all The religious acTiviTy of The BapTisT sTudenTs on The campus. Ofiicers oT B. S. U.: Earl Ray Gardner, PresidenT: Clyde Morris, Memloer- ship Chairman: Grace Newman, Social Chairman: D. T. Rogers, Slrewardship Chair- man: Mildred Sconyers, DevoTional Chairman: Hanlcins Parker, Y. P. U. DirecTor: l-lousTon Gravlee, S. S. SuperinTendenT: Sarah Rowe, ExTension Chairman: l-l. L, King, RecreaTional Chairman: William KnighT, PubliciTy Chairman: Louise Green, Records Chairman: LeRoy PaTTerson, Magazine Chairman: Annie Moon, Music Chairman: J. P. l-lolladay, PosTer Chairman: Calvin Reed, AssociaTe DevoTional Chairman: l-larold Malone, AssociaTe STewardship Chairman: Tom Woolley, Asso- ciaTe Social Chairman: Joe Cleland, AssociaTe S. S. SuperinTendenT: Claudia Wein- mann, Y. W. A. RepresenTaTive. PasTor, Dr. James R. Edwards: STudenT SecreTary, Mr. Davis Woolley: FaculTy Adviser, Mr. l-luberT l-larris. ll T324 ETUUTTTT llllfllllll ll The A. P. l. Sludenl Branch ol The Am.gr'g,,w Pr ,f g ,I-,N purpose The bringing logefher of sfudenia ' 1 !1 f:ff'fE'!1'. - i for The beffermenf of Thar sfudy. The siudcrwi Q. i .ll l I V Comparalively new developmenr. Tne Tllfeen csranfzr been in operalion for Three years. The Auburn organ ri is uary, I939. During ils lirsl year ol operaiions on 757 gimri- '- r held meelings once each monfh and has sponsored liC'1l 1 : H- r sponsored visils fo Auburn by represenfafives of vfir'o.iz riff-wifi 'w P . - licers of The A. P. l. Sludenl Branch are: George HTU2r Pre-g':-fr' C. FT Vice-Presidenlp Ben Eich, Secrelaryq W. P. Swiff, Treazarer' .vi Pre ir G -f.- Hargreaves, Faculfy Adviser. Members ol lhe organirfifgin fire :T ft- F: C, P. Barron, James D. Bozeman, Thomas Cox, M. D. Cro-lon J. P. Dee fra Rik -fri A. UE bins, H. M. Dykes, Ben Eich, C. G. Godard, Jr., L. E. Gocii-fa, Cir' F. Gris '- - T--5 Ham, A. H. Harris, Fred Hebson, George Hiller, M. L. HC .'l- , r Miry Jri-n' 'A H Lurie. Marion McMullen, William Malone, Harold lvlicheffzn r-.f1,f,' ? Murphy, R. L. Musgrove, M. C. Piflman, M. C. Reynolds, Trfirm. S'fl'11f'i.- fs. l . Smilh, Harold W. Smilh, W. P. Swill, O. C. Tisdalc. Jr., G. L. Th in wi, Jr. D i.-.r - Wails, and Ulmer Wilson. 1 1 0 Fin! lov: C. I. lurow. J- O. lolomn. 7- CW- M' D Clonlon, J. 7. 0l 9'- As oem'-1. H- Us WW- ' Eich. C, G. Godod, l. I. 5.4-in. Second I'--' C 5 Guan. Y. NDN. A- N- Nu' in G, mmm. G. HW . V L, nam, M. Jem-wa. 4 N Lui.. u. uw-Hn. W- V' logg, Iliad lov H, Mich- .noql M, UHCFCH. B MW' ph. yr C Pinnna, M. C p.,..m, r sono'-f H V 5,-,:nn, W, I hm, 0. C Usdil. of w'l ' U WMM .sv ' 3251 55241 l . 1 4 . Firsf Row: Alfon, Bedford, Bowen, Bozeman, Bradford, Bryanf, Chrisfenberry, Cox, Davis, Eden. Second Row: Fleming, Fowler, Gardiner, Haupl, Holladay, Hollis, lvey, Jones. Knight, Kyser. Third Row: McGraw, Patterson, Snow, Sf. Clair, Sfephenson, Webb. While. Williams, wu- liamson, Wilson. W . VTJW Quin The Sears, Roebuck Scholarship Club is composed oT sTudenTs who have received Four-year scholarships in AgriculTure Trom Sears, Roebuck and Company. The major purposes oT This organizaTion are: To TosTer a spiriT OT Triendliness among sTudenTs in The School oT AgriculTure, To develop leadership, To promoTe a high scholasTic sTanding among iTs members, and To encourage The parTicipaTion oT iTs members in exTra-curricular acTiviTies. There are TourTeen such clubs ThroughouT The counTry. The club aT Auburn was esTablished Three years ago along wiTh The oTher clubs in oTher colleges. During The year The Sears, Roebuck Club sponsored The movemenT which resulTed in placing a clock in The AgriculTural Library in Comer l'lall. The organizaTion has also presenTed a very inTeresTing program Tor The AgriculTural Club. The Club has soughT consTanTly ThroughouT The year To mainTain high scholasTic aver- ages among iTs members, and To provide a greaTer inTeresT in scholarship among sTudenTs in AgriculTure. The oTTicers oT The Sears, Roebuck Scholarship Club are: John l-laupT, PresidenT: D. K. C.hrisTenberry, Jr., Vice-PresidenTq Charles AlTon, Sec- reTary-Treasurer. l-lonorary members are lvl. J. Funchess, Dean OT AgriculTure, and T. A. Sims, STaTe 4-l-l Club Leader. il 1 l 'i :gl l l ni A . - 1 FX ,E 61 l32 U 1 TTSTTT . The obiecT OT The American SocieTy OT AgriculTural Engineers is To pro- moTe direcTly and indirecTly The inTeresTs OT The sTudenTs in AgriculTural Engineering, parTicularly as These inTeresTs relaTe To Their iOroTessional advancemenT and To The parenT socieTy, The American SocieTy OT Agri- culTural Engineers. This socieTy was organized on The Auburn campus during The TirsT semesTer OT This year. lTs consTiTuTion was signed on January 25, .l94O, and has been acceloTed by The American SocieTy OT AgriculTural Engineers. OTTicers Tor The TirsT semesTer were: Frank Clay- Tor, PresidenTg Erancis Weaver, Vice-PresidenTg Carl Morgan, SecreTaryg and Charles Rollo, Treasurer. OTTicers Tor The second semesTer arez, Lawrence Ennis, PresidenTp Carl Morgan, Vice-PresidenTg Tom l-lereTOrd, SecreTaryq and James Green, Treasurer. ProTessor Fred A. Kummer is EaculTy Adviser. . lf327QI Firsf Row: Alsobrook, Bailey, Benneff, Blackwell, Braly, Campbell, Clayfor, Corley, Culpepper, Davidson, Dis- mukes, Dodd. Second Row: Eafman, Ennis, Esslinger, Fleming, Green, Gresham, Hereford, H. C. Jackson, J. M. Jackson, Johnson, Jones, Kelly. Third Row: King, Land, Landrum, Lesfer, Lewis, Logan, Lowery, Maffhews, Melson, Morgan, Oberg, Odom. Fourfh Row: Parrish, Peffis, Rollo, Rosser, Self, Singley, Snellings, Weaver, Williams, Yarbrough, Yeargan, Young. Firsf Row: Carroll, Darly, EI lis, Franklin, Gardner, Hark. T TM- Harvey. Second Row Lancasler, McGraw, Neigh bers. Nesbin, Parker, Fallon Peake. Third Row: Perry: Rowan, Sellers, Thomas, Thorn ion- Wilson, Worlhy. l Y W W -Y - V 'T , , . , , . .. ,...,-,... . -..,.,..z:.w. v...1v f I The Young lvlen's ChrisTian AssociaTion is one oT The oldesT organizaTions on The Auburn campus. lT was Tounded in London, England, in The I87O's, and has been acTive on This campus Tor The pasT TorTy years. This year Y. M. C. A. sponsored iTs annual Go-To-Church conTesT among The TraTerniTies. lT has held various social acTiviTies ioinTly wi+h The Young Women's ChrisTian AsociaTion. During The year Y. lvl. C. A. has pro- vided speakers To sTudenT groups wiTh The idea oT solving some oT The problems oT The sTudenTs by discussing Them and Then seelcing a remedy Tor Them. These discussions have been very valuable To Those sTudenTs Talcing parT in Them. The oTTicers oT Y. lvl. C. A. are: William Carroll, presidenTg Warren G. DarTy, vice-presidenTg Virgil Thomas, secreTaryg and lvlohns ThornTon, Treasurer. in T WT .,g.:..:.x:.3-EI '. ' L . ' JiQ'5TT..-'TEXAEE li U .5 E ,T 1 A iris- .Ls-:lm I3 llillll TUlTllll . The Open Forum Club's purpose is To promoTe The Treedom oT speech and principles oT democracy. This is To-be accomplished Through open Torum discussions oT problems oT a social, economic, and poliTical naTure. ITs acTiviTy is To sponsor weekly lecTures and discussion groups in an eT- TorT To prepare each individual sTudenT To be able To more eTTecTively carry ouT his duTies as a loyal ciTizen. The meeTings are open To The pub- lic and The audience is encouraged To Talce a parT in The discussions. Each year The Cpen Forum Club sponsors CiTizenship Day, a day dedi- caTed To sTudenTs who in The pasT year have passed Their TwenTy-TirsT birThday, Thus being oT voTing age. This year The speaker oT The day was Tormer SenaTor Tom l-leTlin. OTTicers are: William lvl. Boggs, Pres- idenTg JuaniTa E. JohnsTon, Vice-PresidenT: Charles N. Moore, Treasurer: Annie K. Moon, Recording SecreTary1 Clarence N. Irby, Corresponding SecreTaryg Dan l-lollis, PubliciTy DirecTor. FaculTy Advisers: ProTessors C. A. Dilley, J. l-l. Johnson, and B. F. Alvord. rsi' Row: Adams, A d rackin, Dorseff, Dorseff, J h son, Morrison, Murphy. Sec- n ow: ew on, en, d R N f O erry, Perry, Rice, R bmson, ofenberry, Sariain. Third ow. Savelle, Sugg, Thrash, Whafley, Wild, Wil- , . llillli The officers for The American Sociely of Mechanical Engineers: Frank W. C.ayce, president John W. Sandbrook, vice-president T. Rudd Loder, secreiary-Treasurer, Arihur E. Sleele, recorder: Charles R. Hixon, iaculiy adviser. Aciive members: Elmer H. Almquislr, W. H. Ashmore, Hugh J. Barron, Saloel E. Baum, Roberl L. Bean, L. F. Bledsoe, Jr., Henry S. Brill, Clyde H. Brown, Jr., Harry M. Burns, Jack W. Burlon, Frank W. Cayce, W. A. Chapman, Frank B. Chappell, G. B. Clarke, Jr., John N. Dabbs, Jack O. Dean, Harry DeWiH, Charles A. Dubberley, Arihur Dumonl, Thomas M. Fason, Marion J. Forlner, Howard L. Foshee, Jr., McMurray Griifilh, Waller S. Going, Jr., Melvin D. Hagood, Charles H. Ham, J. H. Harper, Dwighi L. Herlong, James P. Irvine, Waller B. Jones, William Z. Kidd, T. Rudd Loder, George T. Maxwell, John C. McKinnon, R. C.. Mills, F. F. Moss, Marvin G. Morley, J. Kirk Newell, Jr., Richard G. Norville, Herberi E. Oles, David E. OH, Alfred D. Penn, Marion J. Perry, Fred P. Richardson, W. C. Richler, Leon M. Sahag, Jr., John W. Sandlorook, Herberr G. Schiff, Jr., Arlhur E. Sreele, Roberl M. Slewarr, W. I. Siinson, George S. Thagard, William E. Thornley, Norman G. Tobia, George Warrick, F. B. Wingale. il ll . The officers Tor The American lnslilule ol Eleclrical Engineers: E. G. Keilh, chairman, D. l-l. Mullen, vice-chairman, F. B. Gunler, secrelaryq W. B. Carroll, lreasurerp W. B. Davenporl, publicilry direclorg Professor W. W. l-lill, counselor. Aclive members: Roberl M. Avery, N. T. Bar- nell, W. M. Boggs, Roberi G. Campbell, W. B. Carroll, W. A. Cochran, J. W. Cowen, Earl Crow, W. B. Davenporl, W. G. Davis, B. l-l. Eiland, M. l-l. Fisher, Thomas l-l. Franklin, A. C. Funk, E. C. Genlle, Jr., F. B. Gunler, Yuell S. l-largeH, W. B. l-lawlhorne, A. Fred l-lenning, E. W. l-liggins, James C. l-logg, Richard l-l. l-louslon, E. G. Keilh, Felix M. Key, Roberl P. Kloeli, Fred R. Langford, Jack Loeb, William C. Long, Samuel T. Mayo, l-l. C. McClanahan, Archie McGillivray, D. J. McKnigh'r, Edwin Monroe, A. W. Moore, C. C. Molley, Warren E. Morris, G. M. Morrison, D. l-l. Mullen, W. W. Newman, D. T. Rogers, John D. Sharp, Cyril U. Smilh, l-l. W. Slone, F. P. Slrolher, l-lans l-l. Van Allen, J. Ernesi Walker, l-l. D. Wilson. . ii li , I 5 i 51 I I 5 l l l I i 1 l I l :- i. l l 'I l Y l 4 Q i . ll iz z 1 I l l V l, lt li li i 3 1. Y--- ' ...MIK-5.1-.,.nr'. 1'-7. .A f --- fwfr N-....m. ..z.-Mn-.n-.nn-. M 'i ' W r '-' ' 4-w.A.a.-.a1.f.5,,g,-M O C The purpose of fhe American lnsfifufe of Chemical Engineers is fo develop a profes- sional spirif among fhe undergraduafe sfudenfs in chemical engineering af H19 Alabama Polyfechnic lnsfifufe, fo acguainf ifs members wifh fhe work of fhe nafional professional sociefy of chemical engineers, fhe American lnsfifufe of Chemical Engi- neers, and fo coopera-fe wifh ofherlorganizafions in fhe school in fhe preparafion of programs of general inferesf fo chemical engineering sfudenfs. The officers of fhe American lnsfifufe of Chemical Engineers: W. J. Mueller, presidenfg J. M. Gafford, vice-presidenfg C. M. Clemenfs, secrefaryg J. T. Wheeler, freasurerg W. A. Bruce, chairman program commiffeeg Tom Mifchell, publicify agenf and reporfer: Dr. C. A. Basore, counselor. Acfive members: Joe Alesci, Tom Bailey, Leo A. Bidez, P. R. Bidez, J. U. Campbell, R. l-l. Chambers, R. P. Corman, B. l-l. Craig, J. B. Crawford, Bill Driver, T. W. Ellcin, G. O. Efchison, L. D. Eain, Ab Elowers, Roland Ery, W. W. Goode, R. C. l-lamel, R. T. l-lancoclc, M. E. l-lannah, M. D. l-larris, A. J. l-lawlcins A. E. l-larvey, J. M. Heard, J. W. Holley, C. B. l-loplcins, R. B. l-ludson, W. B. l-lunf, R. M. Langley, R. l-l. Linderman, John Lufz, J. B. Marfin, Wilson McCamy, C.. R. McCoy, C. A. Miller, C. A. Morris, O. B. Munro, S. Cv. Nesbiff, G. B. Paffon, J. K Perkins, l-l. L. Perry, P. l-l. Perry, H. P. Reeder, Robin Russell, l-loward Seidler, R. D Sfewarf, R. C. Tuffle, l-l. L. Thompson, J. R. Windham, E. A. Woofley. mr un- f.-Y - - . , . A - Q 319.-'.--5111:-.-:ge-Q---1-1 r. ,W V fmj 1, - . -A ram KJ! nf.. EX. T L X l i 4:35 neu.-L:.,,vc:.:-.ag ,T--E i- . ..: f, Tliiisilillllliellni l l l3331 Q i si . The American Sociefy of Civil Engineers is fhe oldesf nafional engineering sociefy in The Unifed Sfafes. lf was insfifufed in l852, for fhe purpose of advancing engineering and archifecfural knowledge and pracfice, mainfaining a high professional sfandard among ifs members, encouraging infercourse befween men of pracfical science, and esfablishing a cenfral poinf of reference and union for ifs members. The officers of fhe American Sociefy of Civil Engineers: G. Sf. J. T. lvlurphy, presidenf, B. A. Scar- brough, vice-presidenfg C. E. Adamson, Treasurer, John Redmond, Jr., secrefary. Acfive members: C. E. Adamson, Rollins Aldridge, W. E. Banks, Richard Bigger, Leslie Bolon, C. W. Bowers, C. C. Brown, ivlorgan Bunch, Roberf W. Dees, Archie Diegel, William Dryers, Buck Freeland, V. R. Geer, Jr., Clarence l-larless, W. L. l-lenry, Lang l-lixon, O. M. l-lolland, lvl. B. Jackson, l-l. L. Jamison, F. l-l. Jones, Charles G. Kershaw, Russell T. Kulp, W. J. McDonald, G. E. lvlcWhorfer, King lvlem- ory, W. l-l. ivlifchell, Cv. Sf. J. T. Murphy, Paul R. Nichols, Sam Peffus, Johnnie J. Preweff, John Redmond, E. C. Rodgers, B. A. Scarbrough, James D. Scrivner, Thomas S. Smifh, J. S. Telfair, Frank Tobey, W. W. Wallace, C. E. Wilborn, Sam B. Wilson. l n F rs of America' John Weeks Presidenfg S. H. Alverson, Vice-Presidenfg J, H, The officers of fhe Fufure arme . . Upchurch, Secrefaryg D. E. Young, Treasurer, J. C. Phillips, Sergeanf-af-Arms: H. H. Jackson, Parliamenfarian' R rfer Prof S L Chesfnuff Adviser. Acfive Members: Allen, Alfon, R. L. Adderhold, Glenri W.T. Porler, epo g . . . . Add h ld, Alverson, Aufrey, Andress, Bazemore, Brighf, Browder, Briff, D. Byrd, Baldwin Adderhold, J. L. er o Burson Bowden, Brockway, Buffram, Brooks, J. Boyd, Black, Bolf, Bozeman, J. Brown, Bass, W. Barnes, C, Brown, Jack Barnes, W. Byrd, Bedford, Bishop, R. Brockway, R. Byrd, Brumley, Bufler, Baldwin, Brighf, Buckner Chrisfenberry, J. Curry, Crews, L. Curry, C. Cox, Cooper, Colvin, Collier, J. Clark, Coleman, Coker, J, COX' J. N. Clark, E. Creel, V. Clark, Canada, Claybrook, Coppage, Clemenf, E. Creel, Cleland, Crofr, Clendinen' Chaslain, Camp, Cagle, Dick, Dennis, S. Davis, H. Deloney, J. Deloney, Davenport, DeBardeleben, Dahlbergl E. Davis, Driggers, Darnell, Denson, Dawson, J. H. Davis, Dailey, Douglas, Edmonds, Esfes, Farris, Frederick' 'k D. Gowder, Gregory, Gardner, Green, Gray, J. Griffin, of Fleming, Ford, Fields, Fife, Flefcher, Frederic, Gowder, Gilley, S. Griffin, Gaddy, Gary, Gibbons, Gunfer, D. Griffin, Gregg, Henry, Hines, Hughes Hubbard Holf H b'n J. Hill, Howard, O. Hale, Holcombe, Holmes, Hollis, Hudgins, Harris, Huflo, Hudson Hall: , ar 1 , mark O Hawkins, E. Hill, E. Hawkins, Hart, Elvin Hull, Holley, D. Hale, Henson, Hunf, Haynes Harrelson Hi J lsom J. Jones, A. Jackson, O. Jones, H. Jones, J. Jackson, H. Jackson, Johnsfon, Kay Kilgo Karr nson, , D Kell Knighf King D L Kelly Krudop, Langford, Lovvorn, Lewis, Legg, Lawrence, LeCroy Lord - Y. . I ' - . Loden, Lenn, LeNoir, Lee, Morrow, Moseley, F. Morgan, H. Morgan, J. Morgan, McClendon McM'll McClendon, Monfgomery, Mills, Mann, Middlefon, Myrick, Moyers, Millican, Moore, McManus' McFdd2hl Maddox, Markham, H. Morgan, McGaughy, McRae, McCreary, Newby, Nance, Neighbors Norrell H Nix E Nix Norden, Nafion, O'Shields, Owen, Pouncey, Perry, Praff, H. Piffman, T. Piffman L. Phillips Pierce. C Parker Pafrick, Porfer, Page, H. Porler, Plemons, Parkman, P. Pruiff, Philllpz, Perkins H. Pruiff Poe J-J. Pifffnan, Pelham, Payne, Pickens, Ramey, Rhodes, Rall, Reeder, Ray, E. M. Rhodes Rayfield J Rodgers Robinson Romine, W. Rodgers, Roberson, Rasberry, Rea, W, Rasberry, Roberson, Speake Sfrickland Sfewarf Sfokley, Bimpson, Sewell, Sfrickland, M. M. Smifh, Sfeele, J. M. Smifh Sfephenson R T Smifh Subleff S lj. .' . - - - . , u :- van, D. Shields, E. A. Smifh, Sfill, Sellers, Shorf, Sfaggers, Sf. Clair, L. Shields Sexfon Terrell Thomas Thornhill, Thomley, Townsend, T. Taylor, Tennanf Tucker Taliaferr J T I T Thompson, Upchurch, Upfain, Underwood, Vann, Venfress, Vickery?IVinsonayXi'Wiillliraihs Tclfdgjl Xll-lladiirlllnsllapil gce, Wolf, Whorlon, Webb, 'Warren, Weeks, W. Wesf, J. Wesf, A. Williams Williamson E ew f a- ers. yvlsg, Q. s. vyjhlie, A. M. while, waidrop, woffhangfan, T, waison, Wilson' Wig,-MOE . , . . oung, . E. Young, G. W. Youn g, O. York, E. York, W. J. Young, Yohn. l 336 X 33 V, E Fl U1 il DT D. Il H' TJ F ,L , NI lx W i .,,, I 1i .. I 1 . l llll ll l in ll ii ll u rs. The officers for +l'1e American Home Economics Associalion: Juanila Jolinsion, presidenlg Miriam Clwesnulf, vice-presideni: Claudia Weinmann, recording secreiaryg Lallie Fee Cook, corresponding secrefaryg Mildred Sconyers, lreasurer, Margarei Whalley, reporierg Dean Marion W. Spidle, faculiy adviser: Professor Dana K. Gaichell, lnonorary memloer. Aciive memloers: Gladys Adams, Frances Aranl, Norma Aulery, Virginia Balcer, Frances Barnes, Dannie Browning, Jonnielyn Campbell, Virginia Chase, Miriam Chesnuff, Florence Clapp, Lallie Fee Cook, Doris Copeland, Floris Copeland, Mildred Davis, Dorofhy Dodson, Annie Laura Dozier, Opia Dunn, Margaref Dykes, Doi Floyd, Elaine Freeman, Vernelle Gamble, Mary Guarisco. Kalheryn Handley, Fay l-larl, Carolyn Henderson, Billie l-liglifower, Frances l-lodge, Charlie Mae Jackson, Marie Johnson, Juanila Jolwnslon, Elizabelh Kilpairiclc, Jean Laird, Alice Lillie. lla Graves Loclclwari, Mary Lazzari, Annelu Moore, Julia McMillan, Virginia Mei- calf, Frances Meadows, Miriam McClendon, Fran Mallelle, Annie Mason, Jeanne Mayberry, Kalliryn McClellan. Rubye Morrison, Helen Marlin, Mazie Nelson, Margaref Nash, Mary Frances Nall, Billie Owens. Mae Paiion, Margarel Pearson, LaMiHice Pearson, Helen Porch, Annice Pollc, Mary Eliza- befh Purvis, Janie Dale Roper, Mary Florence Roberis, l-lelen Smilh, Elizabelh Sleele, Ruili Sundberg. Juanila Siewarl, Mafiie Small, Doris Snellings, Bobbie 'S+eele, Mildred Sconyers, Koleen Sfone, l-lenrieila Siory, Mary Olive Sirozier, Maliyebelle Tabor, Flora Underwood, Elizabeih Wheeler, Ruih Williams, Russel Lou Wilson, Claudia Weinmann. Grace Woodiin, MargarelWl1alley, Mildred Whal- Iey, Margarel Woolf, Marilia D. Vesl. l3371 Siwwm aa 'iafaan' s s We of as amen-ae---mH,oS S , .e ii i iisili The MITEC engineers is oornposed of cooloerafive sfudenfs who manifesf an inferesf in undergraduafe worlc in fheir chosen fields of engineering and who meef fhe enfrance reguiremenfs. If is a local organizafion, hav- ing been founded on fhe A. P. l. campus in I939. Shown below, Fronf Row: Brown, Baxfer, Sherrod, Salfer, Maclinighf, Genfle, Penn, Whife. Second Row: Suffle, Gaines, Fry, DeWiff, Sawyer, McClanahan, Woiohn. Third Row: Van Allen, Weaver, Ewald, l-loover, Morris, l-lenning. Fourfh Row: l-largrove, Lee, Crawford, Caldwell, Willard. Fiffh Row: Lawson, I-larnner, Eslcew, Smifh. Sixfh Row: Bridges, Sims, Clinfon. 1 i ,efzl ,,, V4 -' -' Y Y V Y ' ' ' ' - , . , V ,,.,J-If ' ' ' ' - - - - f -ir Y 6,214 .f f x -. f ,,.. ,..- f ':'ii '3, ix f3381 ll E lIlllllS . Serving The organizalion eilicienlly during fall Term ol: l939 were Jrhe following officers: D. J. lv1acKnighJr, President W. L.. l-lo Presidenli A. Fred l-lenning, Corresponding Secrelaryq Will lvl. Gregory Secrelary-Treasurer. Shown below, Fronl Row: Riddle, Zeiger, Milchell, McClanahan, Blalce, Wood, l-loll, Pillrnan, Ausrnan, Douglas, Owen Second Row: Gaillard, Brooks, l-lunler, Ernbrey, Shepard, Crenshaw, Powell, Reed, Ussery, Burnell. Third Row: lvlorlon, Seale, Wood Thomas, Wilhers, Davis, Allen, Marlin, Campbell. Fourlh Row: Gregory, Weerns, l-lopper, lv1organ,Overbey, l-lasly. if -2 T I Q I3391 pper, Vice- . i iii The lnfernafional Relafions Club is composed of uploerclassmen who manifesf an inferesf in infernafional affairs and who meef fhe enfrance requiremenfs. lf affiliafes wifh and is sponsored by fhe Carnegie Endowmenf Fund. lf was founded in I923, and fhe Auburn club was esfablished in I932. The officers for fhe lnfernafional Rela- fions Club: Beffy Showalfer, presidenfg Marfin Wender, vice-presidenf: Lillian Jane Smifh, secrefary and freasurerg Dr. Charles Davis, faculfy adviser. Acfive members: Virginia Adams, Williams Boggs, Kafhleen Brennan, Roberf Brewer, Merlin Bryanf, William Carroll, Mrs. Joan Barlcalow, Amy Drake, Charles Dubberley, R. A. Dulce, Charles Fincher, John Godbold, Kafe Teague Gresham, Franlc Cfunfer, Fred l-lenning, Dan Hollis, Dorofhy l-lursf, John lvey, Jack Jones, J. W. Langford, Roberf Massen- gale, Rubye Morrison, Dawson Mullen, Befh Murphy, Julian Myriclc, Rufus Porfer, Beffy Showalfer, Lillian Jane Smifh, Marfin Wender, Frank Wilson, Jaclc Snow, Claudia Weinmann, Mary Lydia Williamson, P. O. Anderson, Bob Anderson, l-lazle Garrison, Kafe Jones, Cufhberf Genfle, Richard Biurberg, l-loldman Balcer. T340 T llilil lllllilllll . A The Auburn Chemical Sociely was organized in Seplember, l939. The purpose ol The socieiy is ro bring The sludenrs in closer fellowship, and lo promole inleresl and encourage scholarship in Chemislry. The offic- ers Tor The Auburn Chemical Socielyz Charles W. Coolc, Presidenlg Doro- lhy Burk, Vice-Presidenrg Jerome G. Kuderna, Secrelary-Treasurer: Dr. Julius D. Capps, Faculiy Adviser. Aclive members: R. S. Andrews, G. D. Barnes, J. l-l. Braswell, W. l-l. Bridges, Fred Bryanl, Dorolhy Burk, J. D. Byrd, C. W. Coolc, T. C. Culver, J. l-l. Edwards, F. l-l. Gerhardl, T. P. l-luni, June Krause, J. G. Kuderna, C. W. Leicher, l-l. G. Maddox, Sarah lvlulloy, R. L. Neighbors, R. W. Noclc, Emma Nell Parrish, Richard Pellus, C. J. Porler, Earle Rives, W. C. Rolenberry, Frank Spear, G. P. Tail, L. F. Williams, l-lorace Williamson, Jewel Wilson. s ill Hlllllll lll CelebraTing This year Their TenTh consecuTive season on The Auburn campus, The Auburn KnighTs enioyed The mosT successTul year oT Their hisTory. To belong To This organizaTion-and iT becomes such in a very real sense-is esTeemed a high honor and almosT sacred TrusT, each posi- Tion carrying cerTain herediTary glamour. The Tellows are proud oT Their alumni, currenT pride being YelverTon oT Glenn Miller Tame. BoasT many BMOCS in and ouT oT presenT seT-up, sTarT much oT The besT campus slang, and play Going l-lome wiTh hearT-TelT Tervor. Members, I939-40: Bobby Adair, direcTorg Woodie Bridges, Allen CowarT, Wallrer l-laTcher, Billy l-lill, RoberT l-Iill, Jack l-luTchinson, Joe MiTchell, Robin Rus- sell, business managerg Sheldon Toomer, Ed WadsworTh, Polly l-lall, yocalisT. l Ellll I3421 1i GA I k iiv E W K 1 V I I 5 I 5 N V1 J, f , if Eff , A QF F1 lim. ,V W 1 , f f 1 w 1 I I 1 4 3 1 i 1 w w y, H 2 A f .-' 'JT 'MZTH .- 1 OOTBALL SEASON . . . THRILLING VICTORIES . . . OH, YES, ' J' DEFEATS . . . WOO TRAIN TRIP TO B'HAIvI . . . SNAKE-HIPPED W g N My 'ASA' CHEERLEADERS . . . SWISH OF A PERFECTLY PLACED BASKET- , A BALL . . . SPLITTING WAR EAGLES . . . CRACK OF BALL MEET- -,f3!E7!J , 4 , , , , , ,.,,, . -rw 'ff' Le 'F' x 5 - '47, K4-' f . .. M 1 f - 'ix . bluff' .f fiiw - , ' 11-' ' A I ' 'T me BAT . Q . FLEETING spucen sl-loss . . . sPLAsn-:Es OF J , X , ...,, ,, TLTV' '-'3' 'E ,I- -, X- '- STAGNANT POOL WATER . . . MAY AUBURN'S BANNER EVER 7 FLOAT HIGH , , 7 , . -, - . -nf' gf' , , - X-L -Hui 4 I ' T ,-- f ' - nc! 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COACH Coach Morgan, malcing a forward sfep in his career, leff Auburn fhis spring fo accepf a coaching posifion in his home sfafe, Texas. The busiesf coach on The campus, he coached fhe varsify line and fhe varsify baseball nine besides bossing freshman baslcefball, wresfling and boxing. Fine feams all, fhey have made excepfional records and many greaf afhlefes have been developed on fhem. Coach Dell nof only made afhlefes of his men buf he insfilled in fhem some of fhe characfer fhaf was so deeply roofed in himself. l'lis boys will miss The Skipper, and wifh him are senf from fhem and from his hosf of friends all good wishes in his new ven- fure. s . K 4-Ai :5F'f Ii i '5 U'1 M'l '4 1 7'-i -' ,Z 3 ff if Q3 K F -' fll1 i'4:v's3 'fri of-my J' . 'if' '33 41 fe ii.. . 'X ,gk ,,,, .,. . . b f a sincere desire +0 Q Q D L L L , 7 He shaped his career here a pu en for Auburn. build nof onlY aihlefes bul asc m VHHSHV lHHlHHll Above. Coach Jack Meagher, who is alco known by fhe sev- eral names of Marine Jack, Jack +he Gianl' Killer and LiHle Man, all of which sobriquers being Terms of affec- fion and respecf for +he man who has brough+ Auburn in+o 'rhe limelighl of na+ional fooiball recognifion in fhe fenfure of his six popular years here. Above righf, he gives his boys a liHle dope on 'lhe fine arf of handling +he pigskin. Above, far righh Coaches and players alike look on as lhe Tigers bear back a 'rough Mississippi Sfafe Bulldog in Bir- mingham, 7-0. Righh Popular Sfudeni' Manager Jim Callaway, always on +he husfle, inspecis equipmenf in a pre-pracfice checkup. 461 ,My X as 52 W 1 ZX xf Q A AQ! JK fi? uf, X , A5 , 1 Hx . , w,,,W,M,f, I wx Nwygggggf ix, ,Z mf .Q el Y V, 1 f A 4' Q 2 J ,Q , Z My ffffifsw , , f A ,S f-1-V'-,wg,,.,. zkhff .in ff- AZQJMWSQ MMM 1' file. f 4 M2 -ifwwffw 1- A 1 , , ,V ,ff J f X-,:f,.Mf,f4,N:f' 0 ,,W4mw3Q,, , 44. 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Handling ihe ball is Lloyd Cheafham, sophomore quarlerbaclrg number 58 is Garih Thorpe. senior guard: and on fhe righl we have Julian Bunchy Fowler, senior quarferbaclz. fullback The human baflering ram is Rufus Deal, sophomore . fhe fellow wifh fhe denf in his helmef and fhe sun in his eye is Walfer Chandler, iunior guard: and Ross Dean. lunlor lull back, is 'rofin' fhe mail on fhe righf. 5 rm firLu1 '1'F To Be l u urn churn up +he dirf as +he charge In lo slop Sabrinslc f ' low: Cheaiham and Deal of A b Y n y o Villanova aHer a shorf gain. Tha'i's HowleH, Villanova halfbaclc in 'rhe background, far our of +he play while Faullr of Auburn races up ai' ri hr ' ' g 'ro and his +eamma+es. The Tigers copped 'rhis mos? +h 'll' rl Ing game of 'ihe season, IO-9. Gloden of Tulane is sfopped by 'lhe mass on fhe Auburn I-yard line all +o no avail, for ihe Greenies crossed info pay dir'r on 'rhe nexi down lo score 'lhe firsf 'iouchdown in 'iheir I2-O viciory over fhe Plainsmen as 'rhey broke up a +hree-year scoreless drough+ in 'rhis sedies. Tha'r's Ernie Mills wi'rh 'rhe 1' ' ' ' enaclous grlp on Gloden scalf while Dick McGowen applies a headloclx on The Greenie fullback. Number 39 is Carl Happer and oiher players visible are Charley Hayns- worfh, Gordon MacEachern, Teedy Faulk, and Gus Pearson. Bunchy Fowler is iusl' before snafching a pass away from Jack Nix of Mississippi S+a're in +he lhird picfure. The man rushing up al' lefi' wifh his shiri sleeves rolled up is Charley Haynswor+h while Theo Cremer and Carl Happer may be seen in 'The background. Noie Nix's cul' down baclcfield shoes. The Orange and Blue 'took 'this one by a 7-O counf. :fl ,,. ' Tour oT iTs Tive losses TO TGHHSSSGGI Giprigiifia-iInTgech, Tulane and BosTon Cpllege, Tour O3 The New Year's Bowl Teams, Auburns 'OraljQe an Blue banner woundhup1c.aT IhalT masT wiTh Tive wins and a Tie a ainsT T e ive osses. g . ' FirsT game? was The annual moonlighT aTTrPacTionHln lvlonTgomery wiTh Birmingham-SouThern w er-gl G Plainsmen, showing only G Tew PlaY5 To The ligne scouTs in The sTands, barely edged a band Oi banllnq Golden PanThers yvhobwleri playing Their lasT season ' iaTe ooT a . - . Oilhnijrggiiieg played in July heaT, Tulane aT lasT broke a Three-year scoring droughT in Their series wiTh The Tigers and emerged, exhausTed, wiTh a I2-O win. 'The Plainsmen clicked once, on a pass Trom l-lapper To lvlcGowen, and McGowen added The exTra poinT. which was all ThaT was needed To bea+ back The lvlaroons oT Mississippi STaTe in Birmingham., 7-O. STaTe showed Three Tine TooTballers in Jack Nix and l-lunky Chambers, backs, and Shag Goolsby, cenTer. Journeying up To New York Town, The Tigers were downed 7-O by lvlanhaTTan's Jaspersiin a disappoinT- ing showing. . Georgia Tech was meT nexT in ATlanTa, and despiTe Auburn's greaT TirsT halT game, The Yellow JackeTs' one poinT hex held over Trom lasT year and The men Trom The TlaTs prevailed, 7-6. The Traveling Tigers wenT up To The land oT baked beans Tor Their sixTh game and despiTe a greaT show- ing were licked by The BosTon Eagles, I3-7. The WildcaTs oT Villanova, overpowering TavoriTes, were encounTered in Birmingham To provide The mosT sTirring game oT The season. VViTh lV1cGowen seTTing The pace, The Tigers held a IO-7 lead going inTo The closing minuTes oT The game, Then Villanova worked The pigskin down To The I-yard sTripe wiTh a de- vasTaTing oTTense, buT There Their oTTensive mighT was shaTTered by a gaIIan+ Auburn line ThaT rose To The heighTs on Tour successive downs and hurled The Vil- lanovans back. The Plainsmen Then gave The Wild- caTs an inTenTional saTeTy, kicked ouT, and shorTly aTTerwards The game ended, IO-9. The Purple oT L. S. U. was nexT To meeT deTeaT aT The Tigers' hands. ln a game which TeaTured RuTus Deal's almosT unaided 88-yard march Tor a Touch- down, The Louisiana Bengals were slashed down, 2I-7. Georgia, supposedly a weak sisTer, gave guiTe a biT oT Trouble beTore bowing, 7-O. Homecoming and STadium DedicaTion Day was raTher spoiled by a Typical Florida Trick oT upseTTing The dope buckeT. The GaTors Tied This one, 7-7 and adverTised Their oranges aT The halT. Tennessee's Rose-Bowl-bound VolunTeers were The Tigers' la5Jf ODponenT. The eyes oT The naTion were TasTen.ed on This game Tor Tennessee had To Trounc The Tigers if They were To expecT a Rose Bowl bide And 'T 'T h d ' 1 I a nT been Tor Johnn B Tl ' ' +'lI T' i Touchdown dash, The Vols mighTy neuveerr hailenslmzllgg one oT Those Calilfornia roses. The pla oT D l T'laynesworTh and Faulk were highlighTs iin This 6776 oss. Opposife Page: Capfain Howell and Capfain Shag Goolsby of Mis- sissippi Sfafe meef fo exchange good lucks before game fime. Tulane misses fry for exfra poinf affer second fouchdown. Thaf's Gus Pearson diving in fhere in an affempf fo knock fhe ball down while George Wolff races in af leff. The game was played in midsummer heafg nofe fhe sweaf-soaked iersies and fhe open-fhroafed official's blouse. Fowler infercepfs a Mississippi Sfafe aerial fhrusf and checks back up fhe field wifh if. A Sfafe back finds fhe going a bi+ rough fhrough fhe middle of 'fhe Tiger line. Wallace Wise has him abouf fhe knees while Geffy Fairchild adminisfers a iovial fweak fo fhe nose. Below, leff fo righf, fop fo boffom: Alfernafe Capfain Bill Nichols dives for 'lhe pigskin. Thaf's Mal Morgan nexf. And af fhe righf Jumpin' George Kenmore skips off a few yards againsf Tulane. Geffy Fairchild poses for fhe cameraman before fhe Homecoming game wifh Florida. Blimp Bulger makes a preffy face as he dives fhrough fhe air. Dynamife Dick McGowen fakes off for yards as Sfafe's Maroons chase him. Bud Wendling sfepping high. Bill Nichols cocks fo lef one fly. Teedy Faulk snags one for a nice gain againsf Georgia. 'YU gfufi. 'la' may it 'AL' ,ff II 13 LI1 I 1 I 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 I 1 I I , QI , 1 ' , I I 11 II. -I 1 I I I 1 I. I I II ' .fi I I I I 'I I I 1 1 Q 1 r I 1 1 I -IH . . . OI DIAYEPS AND DIAUDIIS,I I , I I ' I I I I I I I I I I 1 III .II 1 . foppdkj by thing lluirils liuni--s lauli sliiyiy .' 'en H ' Mblgowk sy VillJ,ns,J .hilu ll-'Al llv-vll Rl.-rqqvw klwi-.nllmm - - s W babruplsyyhxls Www yn ,U lwxi ,J -huh il ii..-,nl lnnk liln- ln- . K K .ind IL Csjpfdm Elugf Dux 5-lyk-uv-R-rw siluiuly Ag You needs! 'gig curly lock, Lx-miln ls-luaqlu-r spvals .sl flh- lllreug PSP l'1llY balm-Ls flu' lusl1 qamc wluili- Rai Y.-ll li-.mls-r 3 . Pdlam Nxlqqlnx ,hogpx nl up, l Bud Wendling being broughl down by lhrvo Mississippi Syayersb - AMCG0wen reels ollrsizuablo yarclaqc aqainsf Slafo on 5 Punt relurn before lw is brouqhl dos-n . ,Goorqo Wolff, facile and Glamor Boy scowls . Auburn qoos lo KI-1g1villejyOU shoulda heard rho raclof lhoy mddol I l Lloyd Chealham of Auburns secondary abou? lo slop End Ciphers of Tennessee affcr a pass complelion . . . Deal smacls clown Wysocki of Boslon College af lhf: line ol scrimmage. Ofher players visible are Chcalham, Morgan, Nichols, Howell, Samford, Mills, and Wolff. . .Buddy Mclvlahan looks moan lor lhe camera. . .The band stops in Aflanfa on fhc way back from Knoxville. The inscription expresses Auburn snnli- menfs of Tennesscfis Rose Bowl bound Vols. DAIZADLS AND DLP l l 1 :mlarEid'lC9, vice-brcsidvrnl of Bluff lin, qhalff-1 McGowf'r1i5 y H presonlz him wilh lhn Blur: lffif Most Valunblri Play xiyedgjfffllallor lhf: Homecoming qamv- .vilh Flnrifla, Dyrw third mrgiy also mlfmlfsd h, 3f,,,n,nm .,pf,m ,ffm-rs as llv- l i Miml'-'lo pl l'fV 'fl ll Cv. P C. V'Ul'.2lVlq mul rm larsl place bl ll 1 fldfffwv mfarqin ml iw, mlm, l l l l OI? BLARING BANDS, TIZIUIHDHANT H Ri hh The band forms an A and plays Alma Maier be- g lween halves of fhe Sfare game. TRIPS, AND FAH FEVER Leif io righf across bofh pages: Hunky Haynsworih aboul' fo clufch fhe inflafed pig . . . Speed merchani Vassa Cafe of Georgia wings his way on a reverse as Happer and Nichols close in lo sfop him. . .Happer grifs his feefh and chunks one. . .McGahee exhibifs a skinr nose which is a sure sign of a good blocker. Kenmore coming ai' you. . . McGowen blasis +he Tigers ouf of a hole wifh his good righ+ foe in fhe Tulane game . . . MacEachern fends off a blocker. . .Jim LeNoir iusf before ge'Hing 'lhai' parl' in his hair mussed up. Geler Canlrell faking off. . . Nick Basca of Villanova skiris end while Deal. Howell and Faulk come across 'ro cur him dow . n- - .James Samford comm down under a unf. . . 9 P Ernie Mills crouches in charging posifion. T l GEORGE WOLFF Presidenf, The A Club T I lv l I T , T T l I li gi i l 4 T l l E T e of CTLTL The Auburn A Club ranks This year as in The pasT as one oT The mosT acTive organizaTions on The campus. The TundamenTal purposes oT The organizaTion are To bring aThleTes TogeTher on a common basis and To keep aThleTics aT Au- burn on a higher plane. The club limiTs iTs mern- bers To leTTermen in The Tour rnaior sporTs, Senior managers oT These sporTs, and cheerlead- ers aTTer Three years oT service. Headed by George WolTT, who was presidenT oT The club, The organizaTion has conTinued iTs worlc on The new ideas insTiTuTed by lasT year's group, adding To These The card displays which were eTTecTively puT on by The Pep lvlanager and his assisTanTs. The usual number oT social Tunc- Tions and club dances were held, The laTTer show- ing more proTiT Than in recenT years and being pronounced successes by all aTTending. All in all, iT has been a very successTul year, and The enTire group deserves crediT Tor The work done in TurTherance oT The Auburn spun. Firsf Row: Andrews, Benneli, Callaway, Canirell, Caudill Chandler, Chriefzberg. Second Row: Dean, Diamond, Diclcin Fairchild Frazier, Gibson, Gunler. Third Row: Happer ' lr LeNoir Fourih Row son, I Holly, Howell, Huff, Kenmore, Kilpairic, . McEachcrn, McGehee, McGowin, Mcivlahan, Mills, Mims, C ' M. Morgan, Nichols, Pearson, Riddle henson Morgan. Fiffh Row: d. Sixih Row: Sprinkle, Slap Roborls, Rollo, Samfor Swindlc, Thompson, Thorpe, Wendllng, Wise. i T r T l l 1 l T T r l I voirsiT ole ceT A Team consisTing oT Tour seniors, no juniors and well TorTiTied by a bunCl1 Oi promising sophomores: a Team Th.aT played excellenTly in spoTs and erraTic- ally oTher Times: and a Team ThaT o.uT- scored iTs opponenTs while losing nine and winning seven games-all of which jusT abouT Tells The sTory oT The I94O Tiger cage ouTTiT. The Tigers opened The season by lackadaisically spliTTing a brace oT games wiTh Spring I-lill, Then played poorly To lose To L. S. U. only To Turn around The nexT nighT and wallop The daylighTs ouT oT The Bayou Tiger. Van- dy was nexT on The slaTe and won in a hoTly conTesTed maTch. Sewanee was Then encounTered on The Plains and bowed Twice To The Plainsmen aTTer which Vandy iourneyed down and jour- neyed back wiTh a close vicTory. The Bulldogs oT Howard, a non-conference opponenT, was nexT To edge The Tigers, winning in an overTime game. Geor- gia's Bulldogs were nexT meT and nexT losT To in a close maTchg Then Georgia Tech Trounced The Plainsmen well in a wild game in ATlanTa. Georgia was meT again-This Time in AThens-and was scared in a TighT squeeze beTore winning by one poinT. Sewanee ap- peared in The picTure once more and The Tigers won Two ball games again. In The mosT Thrilling game oT The sea- son, Tech was beaTen in Alumni Gym- nasium by one poinT in The nexT con- TesT. The Plainsmen were Trailing by Two poinTs as The reTeree gave Ray Gibson Two Toul shoTs aT The goal iusT as The gun ending The game sounded. Ray sank The Two Tries and The Tigers wenT on To win in The overTime period, 48-49. ln The Tinal game oT The regular season, Florida licked The men Trom The LoveliesT Village as They Tell Trom The peak oT The Tech game. In The SouTh- easTern Ciomcerence TournamenT in Knoxville, The Tigers losT To Their nem- esis, Georgia, in The TirsT round. Geor- gia losT To KenTucky in The Tinals. RighT, above: Coach Ralph Jordan, who di- recTs The cage aggregaTion. Below: The Tigers engage Spring Hill in a TilT aT home. SQ .4-.Q-sa ,mini- Q .4-. 11--4 fr 1.1, rv ,,f1 44. .1 C-Le 1 ,. , H. rn 4 ,- 1 M1 , F fur Vffgfl f , C -' 1, f '- J f' 1 1 ' f V111 f '!Ym4v- .fm ,Nqr P 'JH Coach Wilbur l-luTsell, who compleTes his nineTeenTh year as Auburn Track coach This season, broughT his Track and Tield Team Through anoTher undeTeaTed dual meeT season lasT spring and Then Took his squad To Birmingham To place second To L. S. U. in S. E. C. honors. ln an early season perTormance, The Tiger TracksTers Took second place in Percy Beard's newly inauguraTed Florida Relays in compeTiTion wiTh mosT OT The ouTsTanding Track Teams in The SouTh. Then in Their halT oT a Twin Track bill in ATlanTa which also TeaTured The Georgia Tech and Clemson Thinly-clads, a well bal- anced Tiger Track Team bared iTs Tangs and slaughTered a hapless Georgia Bulldog To The Tune oT 88 To 34, Taking I2 TirsT places ouT oT The I4 Track and Tield evenTs. Dickinson and Bulger Took Top honors wiTh I5 poinTs apiece while CapTain Jim Swan- ner Turnished The Thrill oT The aTTernoon by licking Georgia's ace, Fredericksen, in The mile and Then coming back laTer in The halT-mile evenT To nip his rival righT aT The Tape wiTh a driving Tinish ThaT pulled The roaring crowd To iTs TeeT. Percy Beard Then broughT his Florida C-3aTors To Drake Field and Took Them back home on The shorT side oT a 70 2X3 To 55 IX3 score. ExhibiTing some sTrong individual perTorm- ers in Kearney, Thompson, and 5miTh They didn'T have The Team sTrengTh To cope wiTh The Orange and Blue. W lHllSIll lllHEl , .. Top: C,-,piain Chuck Morgan, holder of ihe S. E. C. high hurdles crown and +opno+ch high iumper, broad jumper, and low hurdler, on his mark . . .Alfernare-Capfain Bob Dickinson, crack dash man and holder of second laurels in 'lhe S. E. C. broad iump, breaks 'lhe lape. . .Boofs Slralford, whose specialifies are 'Phe l00 and 220- yard dashes, crouches al 'rhe gel sei signal . . . Ray Gibson, disfance runner, poses on Drake Field . . .Andrew Singlelary, low hurdler, is caughf going over fhe low sficks af Legion Field, Birmingham. LeH': Jim Holley, specialisl' in 'rhe 440 and 880-yard runs, churns up a 'few cmders. . .James Sfephenson, per- former in ihe shof puff, fhe discus 'lhrow and 'lhe high iump, abouf 'ro whirl fhe Greek dinner plafe . . . Herb Drake, disfance performer who was reiarded las'I' year by injuries. ploughing down lhe sfraighf-away. Below: Bulger, hurler of 'lhe sho'I', 'I'he discus and 'ihe iavelm. chunks one across Legion Field. . .John Sharpe Roberis and Jack Cagle, disfance and cross counfry runners, snapped in +heir warm-up clofhes . . . Cagle leads fhe pack fo +he finish line in +he Florida cross counfry meet varsit CapTain Tommy Thompson, The ouTfielder wiTh spirit, .s Blessed wiTh The appearance oT Two highly TouTed newcomers, FirsT-saclcer Ralph Frazier and OuTTielder Alva l-lawlce, Skipper Dell Morgan guided our Bengal Bombers Through a highly successTul campaign. Team play and coordinaTed eTTorT largely aT- TribuTed To our baT-wielders' winning ways. Poison To enemy piTchers wiTh ducks on The pond Malvern Morgan, Third baseman and capTain oT The Team, was The hammer-man oT The club and drove 24 Tallies across The plaTTer, while Ralph Fra- zier Tapped The agaTe aT a .402 clip To lead The hiT parade. V s The Tigers Toolc on all comers in Their season's Travelings, including boTh semi-pro- ,g Tessional and collegiaTe Toes. WiThin The S. F. C. our lads whanged Their way inTo second place by virTue oT IO conference wins as againsT 4 losses in The Tinal Tabula- Tions. ' The inTield was composed oT Morgan, McCluslcey, l-lapper, and Frazier, Trom Third B To TirsT. In The ouTer gardens The roamings oT Bazemore, CapTain-elecT Thompson, and l-lawlce sparlcled. Riddle and Caudill were The lads handling The slaTs oT Swindle, KilpaTriclc, Andrews, Diamond, Sellers, and Gunlrer. SWINDLEIAND GUNTER CHARLIE ROLLO CARL HAPPER Pnchefs lnfielder Infieldgf F3681 Golf Team Gaining more and more publicify each year, fhe Golf Team af Auburn is definifely faking ifs place among 'fhe afhlefic feams of fhe school. Wifh Professor Hargreaves serving as faculfy adviser and Professor Simifh doing a bil' of coaching, fhe boys have made forward sfrides. Almosf a sporf of maior imporfance a A. P. l. and a disfance rarify among Soufheasfern colleges, fhe Polo Team again fhis year proved fhe ever popular sporf of fhe spring monfhs. Meefing fough Norfhern and Easfern schools in fheir schedule, coached efficienfly by Capfain Jacoby, and drawing enfhusiasfic crowds fo all games, fhe feam has enioyed a highly successful year. Direcfed in fheir acfivifies by -Capfain Paxson of fhe Engineers and capfained by Dawson Mullen, fhe reorganized Rifle Team did a credifable work during fhe pasf winfer.. Theirs is nof a new or- ganizafion on fhe campus-fhere was one some years back' and a very successful one. Wifh confinued efforf fhe presenf feam should grow fo some very fine fhings, fhis firsf year proving fheir pofen- fialifies greafer fhan anficipafed. The so-called major sporfs of 'rh e campus do noi conclude fhe lisl of alhlehc acfivifies engaged in by Auburn sfudenfs by any means- fhey only serve as a prelude Here f d . presen e are a few of 'rhe many and varied kinds which are ordinarily included on fhe afore-menfioned lisl. Eniered info more for +he love of lhe sporf 'rhan for any o+her reason, lhese acfivifies show +he resulfs of volunlary efforf and exhibif remarkable achievemenl' in mosf cases. Take, for inslance, fhe swimming feam piclured below. Capiained by Henry Mohns and Sherby Smi+h, fhese lads have received assisfance from various coaches in 'Training and in planning meeis, buf have ofher- wise builf lhe organizafion +hemselves. Sam Kelly was fheir high- scoring man. The Freshman Baskelball Team, liH'le known and liH'le falked about also did Hs bil' foward building 'for lhemselves a superior unil. Being fhe foundafion for +he fulure cage champions of A. P. I., 'rhe Frosh proved a willing and able aggregafion, read +o li y ve up 'lo any and all expecfafions. Greal' credil is due fhe fennis feam and especially +heir leader Cap- 'rain and Numbe O M r- ne- an Marlin Lide, nor merely for 'the 'Fad' 'rhal' fhey played and won ma+cl1es, bu+ also because 'rhey have helped make Auburn more +ennis conscious. As a resulf, fhere h b as een a move fo build and improve fennis courfs on The campus for general siudenf use. Q.. Q x 3. wfx P, ,pi 2 5: .Q ' ' z w ,www X -v f J ,-11 X fy: Q K 1 1 Z af .1 1, 'K' 0- .5, N 3 -:Q N ff xxx F. 1 xg. : Q g . xi. Q.xK s IS? Z, X N F XA , t It, I fav ,fwf- ,,,f ,, .pt 'Hs . A, AJ 5 J .vw 4 ., -C-0:wQf'rw D Q , W N M y , : 1 J' X ' -1 fm Wv4,',,, , ' iw: X 3 N, ,Ama S 1-'nh 51' I qw .bm A, .,w4:4 , .ff QD? 1 4 I Q 4 My W IHIIIIIIII HIIII We sincerely hope II1a+ 'l'I1is sfreamlined acl- verlising seclion wi+I'1 color ancl snapshols proves inferesling +o Ihe sludenl' body. 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