Auburn University - Glomerata Yearbook (Auburn, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 398 of the 1941 volume:

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A,M. 1 51 -1 1 ,LA Big operafors and average sfudenfs rubbed congenial elbows in fhe classroom. Some of +hose courses were fouglw, some more inleresling 'rhan ofhers or maybe H was iusl +l1e professors. There were fhose of us who boned and +l1ose of us who coasled lhrough. Some of us were rich and some of us were poor. Bul +l'1e opporlunily was llnere for all of usg we could falce if or leave ii. Mosr of us look, fo 1-he salurafion poinf. Clgwg lm L l UL 5 Friendships formed in fhe classroom blossomed on fhe ouiside. I+ was greaf io have a friend who lcepi' a good sei of lecfure nores. He was indispensable 'rhe nighi' before exams. And rhe feminine friends ai Auburn did lois io shorfen ihe hours of darkness. 1 nrm wnnii iias Y ie is -1 R ,, is f W 1 ggmi Jw -f Q .2 2.13, 4 5 K ,f fx, 7 'W' A I if ff' Qfk' f is ,F - KM. K 5 , , Y ' fi 2 x 'V if ffl W k .v K H' 3' 5 .jeff I , . , ,lf 1 A iiiirn 6 2 ' WEL Q15 lwmi-hz? ' - ' ' Erin, K . -ge 1 . , L 'Qi,wj,, 21-Q 'ff Q. Yi' . ,,1 ,.,k A V E sg A it W -..:,. A 4 8 bum If ,....,- MC? wifi- file? Ji! Q' vt' K , , ff if , M 35 X 5' ' f . 1 'Q isnt ,B When fhe big feam played, we always furned ouf. Rain and cold weafher didn'i' much maffer. We cussed fhe schedule and cried for home games, buf an ouf-of-fown filf found our +humbs up on fhe corners. Siii-ing in fhe grandsfands we did our parf yelling and couldn'f undersfand why fhaf end missed fhaf pass. We frained during fhe season on popcorn and pop, and pui' in our pracfice af rousing pep rallies. So rousing were we fhaf our rallies were cen- sored, and all fhe meefings were held before nighf. While some hounded our coaches for passes, we willingly paid fiffy-five cenfs for a win. Once fhe season was over, fhe A boys refired and gave us of The herd a place in fhe sun. For af Auburn fhis year inframural sporfs were fhe rage. We all could parficipafe and fhe offerings were varied. L 4 - W 1 Qi SCNVS l J Some folks called il dancing, bu+ fhai' wasn'+ our name 'For if. To us if was flxe rhum-boogie, flue iumping iive, and Nicoll- ing. And llnaf boi' music was nolhing more 'fban a smoollne exl'1ibi+ion of boogie-woogie. For regular dancing we lilced flue brass. For no-breaks and leadoufs we cuf low 'rhe lighfs and slid oul a walfz. Nighf dances and lea dances didn'+ give us our fill, so a new lype of dance-flue dawn dance-ap- peared, Dance inlermissions were always grea+ fimes, over +o Benson's and 'lo fra? houses we sped, grabbed some snacks, and swapped craclrs wilh lhe girls. Only fhis rule dullecl our dance ioy: llwal girls musl' check in af +l1e Quadrangle fhirfy mlnu+es affer dances. 301- 935 L K, I Dafing ai Auburn was fhe principal pasfime. Thai is, ii was for smoofhies and love-bugs. We regular 'fellows found il' hard 'lo wangle a dale wifh fhe rafio of five boys 'ro one girl. The campus cufies, however, 1-hrived on popularify. They didn'+ even mind signing fheir lives away on cards al' fhe Quadrangle. Then fhere was fhe 'telephone sifuafion fo cope wiih. One hundred girls lo each dormifory and only +wo Telephones lo each building made some fellows disgusfed wifh +oo much line's busy. Bur on fhe whole when lhe co-eds could manage +o slay off campus, if was fun dragging fhem +0 picnics and dances. ,vw-ve ff'-5 2 62 751' 'K X 5 A 1, 15:5 x ex W 4 f U ff Q- .Ls . .W W-NWNM .My W MWNN M 'Nw X N , m TS- 'iv sw ,f 3 WN, ,WN 'NM BRUCE L K ., - , Q Har P' 4 Q 4? pf f A Auburn week-ends began any lime from Wednesday 'ro Safur- day and lasled any lime from Sunday fo Tuesday-all depend- ing on where fhe game was ro be played or where lhe heari- fhrob resided. By bus, +rain, and mainly by hifch-hiking, lhe exodus look place when fhe number of dances on campus weren'+ sufficienl 'ro keep us af Auburn. Always fhose gray uniforms and caps dolfing 'lhe highways: elbowing our way fhrough srrange railway slafionsq overwhelming day coaches wirh our presence: squirming lhrough sradiurn aisles: or quiefly picniclring our Chewacla way-such were our weelr-ends. Some of rhose +imes we'Il never forgery some of fhem we'd beiler forgef. IFZOL O'li1'iLCJL 'Oil'?0'C91uLill'L 5 ' 623 f s ii wx, dx lf .W x - 1 Q 'x v 1 1 NVQ ' A ' 0,4 Q ,K .5 V We 9 ' 'lf , ,L H3 X Qu- 'A . sq R, h . Ivvx 1. W E x A x Q 4 KAI atv: .5 ' 5,1 vs li.. Asa ..-4. ' ' S K nw .Q xi 255155 X '1wfi..L'i-A 2 1.1, - 4 ' X MH,-N' K: V it-K xy: W' 'V .- .- z '3 .5' ,,,. g x , i if ,LN m - ' Q. A X . 1 gt- , , X v N 1 , K f' A Q - A 1' ai- Q- ,F Q x 73' :X - J' 1 Q . K , was lp , , ,L K f L I jkrf 5 Iv? yi ,vi Q f . 'if 'f' 1 GA- sz! 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Glatlly wt' 8l't'P11l tht' futurl-'s rhallcngv. ff' sf if .f E' O5 A05 QW QCA' ' N . J jktvv , , J ,N , ml I+ K Y n .f Nh ...pw W., 8 This l'lll'lX-l'Ulll'lh Xlllllllll' ul' llu- GlUllll'l'ilIil is an m-rliliun ul' 3,800 l'Illlil'S, pulllished by lhv SlllIll'lll body ul' llu- Alulmulna l'nl5lvl'I111i1' Insliluln' all Auburn, Alzlllumzl. W1-, lhl' Ellillll' and liusinl-ss MEIIIEIQGIH wish lu vxprvss our fl1llll'K'l'iil- lion ln lhu AdIHilliSll'illillll l'ur lheir Ql'lN'I'lllIS l'llllIll'I'ElIiUI1, In ilu' Sludvnls who lww in any way iiSSi9ll'Il in lhl- pruducliml ul' lhis hunk, and lu Mr. Hll'lIl'5 Bl'1m 11,wlm has llIllIl'IIlQl5 mill-rl Ill 1-wry llllwihll' may WILLIAM l5RlNliHlIl'lST NICGEHIEE . . EIIITUIH-IN-CHIEF IAMES IHHI4 NEWELL, IH. . . BUSINESS MANAGER E , . Ariz. 1. , -Xq'W6fM,kwmn ,. WN Q A we Q A gi r k 1 u W 8 A in an , gk EQ: i . xx s A85 Q V Lf v A. 5 f wg 1:-': Sl2Hll0l oolesl ancl soil-spoken, bur progressive and iron-willed, Lullier Noble Duncan has served Auburn well as presiclenl lor six years. During llwis brief span, Auburn has seen l'1er grealesl periool of physical expansion and lwer largesl sluolenl enrollmenl. To liberalism, lo Auburn men and women, and lo The Souilw, Dr. Duncan lwas devolecl The years since lwis graclualion from Alabama Polyleclinic lnslilule in I900. From farm youlli lo college presidenl-Jrlwalr is his slory. . . speaks ef dediceiion. ,NW-nk 29' 4 ZEBULON JUDD Dean, School of Educalion FREDERICK CHILD BIGGIN MRS. MARION WALKER SPIDLE Dean, School of Archifeclure Head' Sghgol gf Home Econo W Auburn has been forfunafe fhroughouf her sixfyfnine years for fhe sensible manner in which her affairs have been adminisfered. lf is fo her able adminisfrafors fhaf she is indebfed for her solvenf sfafe foday, and for fhe miraculous way in which she weafhered financial depression. lf was in I872 fhaf fhe insfifufion was creafed by an acf of fhe Alabama Legislafure. As fhe Alabama Agriculfural and Mechanical College, if was charfered. ln I899, fhrough anofher legislafive acf, her name was officially changed fo fhe Alabama Polyfechnic lnsfifufe. Today Auburn's offerings are far more varied fhan during her early days. l-ler adminisfrafors have seen fo fhaf. The youfh of Alabama and of fhe Soufh now enioy opporfunifies in eleven schools of fhe college. ln addifion, Auburn serves fhe adulf farm populafion of fhe Sfafe fhrough agriculfural research con- clucfed af fhe Agriculfural Experimenf Sfafion and fhrough agri- culfural exfension work carried on by fhe Alabama Service, bofh of which are divisions of Alabama Polyfechnic lnsfifufe. lzol U 7 U D .K I + wzffgfgf -it f 1 4. '95 I 51 as QQ? .. + new K Wk fx xy any 5 V' a , , S 51 2 i. S 1. Q K ii if, 3 H v j : :. 2QQjg-Q: -V A 'W 5 5 A I 1. LE w. , X H Y zfwff' Q , J 4 A 'fr' if 'V H 4? ai 5 U5 ill , I lfzfklgg Al , 4 va X C .,,,,.,. , i f-' f Y 4 'E Q zxkfff f 1 ,N W , A i . ,L ,bil U H lfifff ff 1 4 M 5 .K Wyxifm . .Q 'X 31 ri ' ' . 1. wwsi : 1, 'W , 'E LST 'X,5f?Q i 55 521 xg, f , K g -1 K V- ' LMS:-'N t ggi ge if ' CLIFFORD LEROY HARE MARION JACOB FUNCHESS JOHN JENKlN5 Wll-MORE Dean School of Chemisfry and Pharmacy Dean, School of Agricullure Dean School of Eng neer ng Auburn offers bachelor of science degrees in a variefy of fields. ln fhe School of Archifecfure and Allied Arfs fhere are degree courses in archifecfure, landscape archifecfure, inferior decorafion, and commercial and graphic arfs. The School of Chemisfry and Pharmacy offers degrees in chemisfry, chemical engineering, pharmacy, and laborafory fechnigue. ln fhe School of Educafion degrees are given in elemenfary and secondary educafion, school supervision, and school adminisfrafion. Offer- ings in fhe Educafion School are provided in fhe liberal arfs fields and also in vocafional and special fields. The School of Engineer- ing offers degrees in civil engineering, elecfrical engineering, highway engineering, mechanical engineering, aeronaufical engi- neering, indusfrial engineering, indusfrial arfs, and fexfile engi- neering. The School of l-lome Economics provides degrees wifh maiors in home making, clofhing and fexfiles, foods and nufrifion, home demonsfrafion, and nursing science. The School of Science and Liferafure offers worlc in business adminisfrafion, personnel adminisfrafion, pre-law, pre-medicine, pre-denfisfry, pre-veferi- nary medicine, secrefarial science, foreign service, science and liferafure. The School of Veferinary Medicine offers a degree in veferinary medicine. The Graduafe School offers advanced courses and opporfunifies for research in nearly all deparfmenfs. l23l NEW HASSIIIIIIM BUIHIING 'ii wnm ff K S lllIAllRANlIlE All ENGINHRI H B 5 ,? , :: ,,b ,, F -fi 4, ,QM:g1ga- , L ,, ,M .w .aw f QT ,, , , f 'LA -, ,. , W +-vw N ,, f-f M ,,,,L,a'g Q l4'iin'5J+1'f' W 3 ' . ,-L-Llw l, X? mf -3'iMXf,, ' . f V - A, V4 P QW5, .-N 1,,W5g,g?y 1 - -1: . 1 ,5f1?1Lg5m1,? ,1'?gp qmg'a 439755 -4 mmpgm ffLi'f'Z44,' A ff ,, Tlfhl RUSS UHEIVIIIZM lABllRAIllRY Q- 5 ,fine Qm '1 p-Mia W' . fax vrff-4, Nw --' ,552 WY , si :fig few' , in bww Qjtlff fb' YT 9 hz VC' ' F1 5 Q .Bu Q, H ll 1 uv V,, Q ,ff . - , ,. lg? ,ff Q f Lfff.'i ' -Y -X ,.,x- ., v, -If-lxs. ,i fl. fxih Vxx's s..j1N.x fx 2 5Xi f:3f h ,.ii-S--iifgillea -17' 1 - ,Y . hs- - , 3-nd A, - obj-1 .QW 1 . . ., , .n ,fs i 'A-wQ'Qie,1g,!Ya F X ,,,,,,,,,M7 Mrs, .- --- , A E Y X it fl ,N .57 L :Q ,' , XS: I 1 , ,, ..,, . 1 '-s-' pi 'vt' A :gi-4 .-gr e 1 i W ' -f - :, s A. iii'-, 1 ga L 2 L ' V T' Ui H X n X .gig , EH --p . , , .,-,- 'Q -, 'X 11:4 ' if E i XS 4 ,, T , ,. 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N X ' fa'-famfwf, 'V ' ' -1 .,.,,----5 -:- V r - .J nf gi,-L5 A I4 Nc-shun if -aa, 933 4N z:. f 5:-: :- I SAM FORD CULVER HALEY HANSON HARE TOOMER O'NEAL BLUE GREENE IIIIIIIIII HI IIIIISIIIS For +I1eir wise IeadersI1ipA faiihful service, and progressive acfions which have enabled Auburn fo enioy II1e greaIes+ expansion In her IIISIOFY, 'Ihe adminisfrafion, 'facuIIy, and COLLINS s+uden'rs are grafeful Io +I1e Auburn Board of Trusiees. HIS EXCELLENCY FRANK M. DIXON, Ex-officio Chairman W ,.L,..,, .... .... MERRILL QR , S V , .. vm with W, M ,M 'ji IW , . S' x v -, S ' ,ni V 'A ' ' 'lf ' 'T -, 5 lei 1 ikgkw V31 - an , .E rg... U,- s Q L ' 6 Q, 5, , M ig- gp :+G ag ik Q U aim. ag M 9 1 'P' A 2- Q W n ff 4 Q A A fig fi ,A a fv ..,, , ,, X , W M A v A M A 'gf gf 1 AM, A gt W. if we 2 A L 0-gx A f K 'nj' , if . aa' I 2.3 M A sf' WA. l., ix :Q ' 5 M I H -5 is N K , --M, ap af V , 7, A AMW Am. ' W- .51 wwf e Q' 1.344 'f A K 0' 1' xi f , I 'h ' . 5 X R' V .3 'H wr. 55 'K w H sf? , av' - - '2 Q 3! . 5 if H15 la , ,, Q. Q ip . ,gk 42. , 'G LX 9 rw ,Es is ,f .sis r ,, A- Q'-Z' 5, ,L ,. 21 Q I ar.. A 5 ., nn '2 N M s ,f . M fl' iz 127' .aw l- ': R in i' n ' 'K .V . Q.. Auburn's l94O-4l session compleTed The second year OT acTiviTies in The new deal program OT The ExecuTive Cabinet COnsTiTuTiOnal revisions OT The pasT Two Term: gave The CabineT new power, new presTige. The represenTaTives This year conTinued TO carry Torward The revision program, To make STudenT GovernmenT aT Auburn iusT whaT iT should be-a governmenT OT The sTudenTs. During The laTTer parT OT lasT Term, The CabineT approved a plan Tor The OrienTaTion OT Freshmen, and This year's execuTive group cOOperaTed wiTh The adminisTraTiOn OT The college in successTully engineering an Orien- TaTiOn Week, ThrOughOuT which new sTudenTs became acguainTed wiTh The campus and The Town, regisTered. Took Their PlacemenT ExaminaTiOns, meT classes, all before The upperclassmen reTurned To school. Under iTs policy OT cOnsTiTuTiOnal revision, The l94O-4l CabineT iniTiaTed a QualiTicaTions Board, The duTies OT which are TO examine candidaTes Tor sTudenT OTTices, pass On qualiTicaTion papers wriTTen by prOspecTive candidaTes concerning Their individual aims Toward beTTer sTudenT governmenT, and approve nOminaTiOns. The CabineT presenTed To The sTudenT body an enumeraTion OT The duTies OT various sTudenT governmenT oTTices, Thereby encouraging superior sTudenTs TO enTer campus pOliTics. The duTies OT The ElecTiOns COmmiTTee, which in The pasT has had cOnTrol only Over The oTTicial elecTions OT The AssociaTed UndergraduTe STudenT Body, were exTended by The CabineT To include The supervision OT all campus elecTions Open To a major pOrTiOn OT The sTudenTs, including all Those sponsored by The various campus OrganizaTions and sOcieTies. Under The new ruling, no elecTiOn which concerns The sTudenT body can be held wiThouT permission and approval OT The CabineT. The Chairman OT The ElecTiOns COmmiTTee, an OTTicial CabineT group, supervises all elecTions, OTTicially locks and Opens The lOallOT boxes, Oversees The counTing OT voTes, ap- proves all nominees. A member OT The ElecTiOns CommiTTee musT be presenT aT all Times during any maior elecTion, checking The names OT voTers Trom a lisT OT Those gualiTied as approved by The RegisTrar's OTTice. STudenTs voTing are required To presenT Their AThleTic TickeT Books Tor checking by The CommiTTee. The several clauses and amendmenTs OT The ConsTiTuTion were all sTudied by The CabineT Tor possible revi- sions in an eTTOrT Toward imprOvemenT. The clause concerning The sale OT class rings To sTudenTs was discovered CLIFF BECKHAM DREW HALE SAM PETTUS CRAIG LEE JACKSON BOB ANDERSON Senlor Repr se Tafive Senior Represenfafive Presidenf, Senior Class Presidenf, Junior Class Junior Represenfafive JIM MORGAN TOM BULLINGTON HARRY MERRIWETHER ROY FULLEN HOMER REID Jun or RepresenTaTive President, Sophomore Class Sophomore Represenfafive Co-Presidenf, Freshman Class Freshman RepresenTaTlve TO conTain inadeguaTe provisions Tor an increased enrollmenT. The Ring CommiTTee was enlarged so as TO include a member Tor each one hundred members OT The Senior Class. The Chairman OT The Ring CommiT- Tee, who is a Junior, and Vice-PresidenT OT The CabineT, was Tor The TirsT Time allowed To parTicipaTe in The acTual sale OT The rings, and was given The privilege OT selling rings TO members OT The Junior Class, in addiTiOn To his duTies in handling The orders and Tinances OT The CommiTTee. Early in The school year, an eTTOrT TO resume The pracTice OT holding class meeTings, which in recenT years had enTirely disappeared, was successTully inauguraTed wiTh a special meeTing OT The enTire Freshman Class. ln keeping wiTh The CabineT's policy OT encouraging The display OT pep aT aThleTic evenTs, block cheering secTiOns were reserved aT all nearby games. AT The Homecoming game, The CabineT made possible The reser- vaTiOn OT an enTire secTiOn which was Tilled wiTh Treshmen wearing raT caps and parTicipaTing in The cheering. The CabineT cOOperaTed wiTh college OTTicials ThrOughOuT The year in invesTigaTing The pOssibiliTies OT insTall- ing a new sysTem OT grading in Auburn, and The pOssibiliTies OT The inauguraTion OT The QuarTer sysTem. The CabineT has cOnTinued iTs supervision OT The STudenT CenTer, and iTs sponsorship OT The STudenT DirecTory. lf311 ELIZABETH WHEELER, Presidenl. Her's was lhe firsl full year's reign in lhe A.D. fAfler Dormiloryl era. O F F I C E R S The Sludenl Council lor lhe year was composed ol Elizabelh Wheeler, presidenlg Elhel Gardiner, vice- presidenly Ivlary Belh Marshall, secrelaryg Mildred Brown Davis, lreasurerp Ella Breeden, lown represenla- live: Ruby Braly, house presidenl ol Dormilory Ig Ivlallybelle Tabor, house presidenl Annamerle Smilh, house presidenl ol Dormilory 2: of Dormilory 3: Ruby Ivlorrison, house presidenl ol Dormilory 4g Rulh King, house presidenl ol Smilh I-lall. RUBY BRALY ETTA BREEDEN MILDRED B DAVIS ETHEL GARDINER RUTH KING MARY BETH MARSHALL RUBY MORRISON ANNAMERLE SMITH MATTYBELLE TABOR ELIZABETH WHEELER WUNIA 'S STIIIII T IiIIIlIIIlIIIIlIIIIT The Women's Sludenl Governmenl Associalion launched ils year's work by an allempl al lhe beginning ol school in Seplember lo bring aboul a closer feeling of unily among lhe women sludenls and a grealer parlicipalion in aclivilies of lhe whole sludenl body. Beginning wilh Orienlalion Weelc, lhe Sludenl Council ol lhe Women's Sludenl Croverne menl aided in eslablishing lhe lreshman girls upon lhe campus belore lhe arrival of upperclassmen. Various aclivilies have been sponsored lhroughoul lhe year in order lo bring lhe women sludenls logelher as a whole. Aid was given lo olher organizalions lor women lhal lhey mighl carry on more worlhwhile aclivilies. During Homecoming lhe W. S. G. A., working wilh Donnave Brennan, welcomed lhe alumni wilh a design lor lhe lawn ol lhe Women's Social Cenler. Through lhe Sludenl Council, elecled by lhe women sludenls, regula- lions ol lhe Associalion have been enacled and elleclively enforced. For eighTeen years The Pan-l-lellenic Council has been serving The sororiTies on The Auburn campus, having as iTs primary obiecTive The esTablishmenT oT a beTTer undersTanding among The Greelc leTTer organizaTions. Through This organizaTion membership oT The sororiTies has been placed on a guoTa basis. A delegaTe was senT To The regional conTerence of lNlaTional Pan- Hellenic sororiTies held aT BaTon Rouge, Louisiana. RepresenTaTives on The Council Trom each oT The six sororiTies This year included, in The order in which Their group was esTablished on The campus: Kappa DelTa, DoroThy Burlc and AniTa Al- brighTg Chi Gmega, Sue QuaTTlebaum and l-le'en Jordan: Phi Omega Pi, lVlaTTybelle Tabor and MarTha D. VesTg Thela Upsilon, Alice LiT+Ie and lVlargareT Nash: Alpha Gamma DelTa, lvlar- gareT Lindon and EdiThe Mosley: DelTa ZeTa, Hazel Garrison and Anna Belle Cammaclq. PA -Hllll Ill CHU Ull DOROTHY BURK ANITA ALBRIGHT SUE QUATTLEBAUM HELEN JORDAN MATTYBELLE TABOR MARTHA VEST ALICE LITTLE MARGARET NASH MARGARET LINDON EDITHE MOSLEY HAZEL GARRISON ANNA BELLE CAMMACK SUE QUATTLEBAUM, President and MATTYBELLE TABOR, Secrefary These were The feminine counierparfs of The much maligned appellaiion of BMOC. The oTTicers serving on The l94O-4l Pan- l-lellenic Council were Sue QuaTTlebaum, who acTed as presiding oTTicer, and MaTTybelle Tabor, who acTed as secreTary To The group. Jim King, Gray Carler, Eddie Taylor, Charles Scoll, Jimmy Reynolds, Tommy Schuessler, John Deming, Joe Hubbard Meredylh Hazzard, Craig L. Jackson, R. T. Young, Joe Gandy, V. V. Milchell, Billy Gordy, Ted Wrighl, Felix Turnipseed D. W. Moody, Ed Welden, Vernon Wells, W. D. Kelley, Lawrence Crawford, Bob Brighl, John McCabe, Bill Califf Leroy Pallerson, Bert Powell, Jessie Jordan, William Parkman, L. B. Freeland, Melvin Haygood, William Ellner, Allen Miller PROFESSORJ M ROBINSON Facully Adviser . . , 'J N C I l By all means lhe fralernifies should pay for garbage removal Vilally in'l'eres'l'ed in all worlc done by l'he Greek lel'l'er organizalions on 'rhe campus, 'l'he lnlerfralernily Council is ever slriving for lhe bellermenl' of l'hese groups. The Council serves as inlermediary belween 'l'he college and fralernilies and has been very successful in working oul' problems of bolh. Annually lhey sponsor lnlra-Fral sporls, a Fa'l'hers' and Molhers' Day, and lo 'lop if all lhey give one of lhe besl dances of lhe Spring Season. To 'l'he fralernily wilh lhe besl scholaslic average, lhe Council annually awards a beauliful loving cup. The efforls pul' 'forlh by lhe Council are ever leading us foward lhal' goal of a Grea'ler Auburn. GOI' E Willia George G g Maxwe'l, C. B. Hewlif Fred Schell' R, A, Dickinson R. T. YOUNG, Presidenf, and JIM REYNOLDS, Vice-Presidenl. Michelson, Roland Fry To buy or not ro buy frafernify food on a cooperative basis, fha? is fhe quesTion. Smifh, Quenfin Jerome Members of lhe Council are: Jim King, Gray Carler, Phi Della Theia: Edmund Taylor, Charles Scoil, Alpha Tau Omega: Jim Reynolds, Tom Schuessler, Kappa Alpha: John Deming, Woodrow Hubbard, Sigma Alpha Epsilon: Mere- dylh Hazzard, Craig L. Jackson, Sigma Nu: R. T. Young, Joe Gandy, Pi Kappa Alpha: V. V. Milchell, William Gordy, Kappa Sigma: Ted Wrighi, Felix Turnipseed, Sigma Phi Epsilon: D.W. Moody, Ed Welden, Lambda Chi Alpha: Vernon Wells, W. D. Kelley, Thela Chi: Marion L. Craw- ford, Roberl Brighl, Alpha Gamma Rho: John McCabe, W. J. Caliii, Della Sigma Phi: Leroy Pallerson, Alberl Powell, Pi Kappa Phi: Jesse L. Jordan, Hugo Parkman, Alpha Lambda Tau: L. B. Freeland, Melvin Hagood, Sigma Pi: Bill Ellner, Allen Miller, Bela Kappa: George Max- well, Clyde Hewill, Sigma Chi: Fred Schell, Roberl Dick- inson, Alpha Psi: William Michelson, Roland Fry, Tau Epsilon Phi: George K. Smiih, Quenlin Jerome, Omega Tau Sigma. Gfficers oi The Council: R. T. Young, Presidenl: Jimmy Reynolds, Vice-Presideni: Berl Powell, Secreiary and Treas- urer: Ted Wrighi, Chairman, Alhlelics. Young gives wi'rh a grin and Wrighf is ficlrled fo fake fhe foofball The Greeks gafher fo discuss such sundry ihings as house parries, garbage confrol frophy. and cooperaiive buying. .,.. 1 A-f- Alllllll I ASSUCIATIU Alumni acfivifies af Auburn are now in fhe fore- fronf more fhan fhey have ever been previously, fhanks fo fhe capable leadership of alumni officers. One of fhe biggesf advances was made lasf fall when Alumni Secrefary Porfer Granf was enabled fo move his office and sfaff from fhe fop floor of fhe Power House fo fhe firsf floor of Samford Hall. In ifs new, invifing surroundings adiacenf fo fhe college presidenf's offices, fhe alumni office has esfablished ifself for fhe comforf of visifing alumni. Comforfable, oversfuffed chairs, an abundance of magazines and smoking accessories ouffif fhe new alumni room. Then, foo, always af hand is Miss Claire Culver, ready fo welcome refurning old grads and fo help fhem find fheir way abouf fhe campus. Alumni Presidenf George Maffison of Birmingham has made an inferesfing and vigorous chief. He has foured fhe Sfafe and dropped in on various alumni chapfers, he has always been on hand for Homecom- ing and ofher college funcfions, and his voice has al- ways been heard af Auburn foofball games, far and near. Boffom Auburn's firsf foofball coach, Pefrie, gree+s Alumni Pres- idenf George Maffison ai- Homecoming. Top: Elizabefh and Sue meei' Auburn's firsf Three coeds. VALE To John Vernon Denson, brillianf iurisf, Trusfee, former Alumni Presiclenf, disfinguishecl son of Auburn, who de parfed 'rhis life on Tuesday, December I7, I94O Sfudenfs, as well as alumni, like fhe idea of having Homecoming during foofball season rafher fhan af Com- mencemenf. The new plan enables all fhe sfudenfs fo be here af fhe same fime wifh fhe alumni, and also gives alumni fhe opporfunify fo see fhe college in full swing. Two sfrong links have been esfablished during fhe pasf year befween members of fhe Alumni Associafion and fhe college. Copies of The Plainsman have been mailed regularly fo fhe members, and copies of fhe Auburn Fac- ulfy Forum have likewise been senf fhem. The laffer pub- licafion has been parficularly well received because of ifs special secfion devofed fo alumni news. Anofher popular move by fhe Associafion was fhe esfablishmenf of fhe plan fo give each year's graduafing class a free membership for fhe firsf year. The plan has broughf a hearfening response. Lefl' lo righf, sfandingz Kirfley Brown, L. B. Freeland, Dan Hollis. Sealed: Bill McGehee, Ed Paul, Carlyle McCulloch, Merlin Bryanl, Ralph Draughon, W, T. Ingram, and Gould Beech. No? in pidure: J. R. Rulland, Jim King, Kirk Newell, and W. G. Darfy. ln fhe spring of I937, fhe Board of Sfudenf Publicafions was esfablished fo supervise all publicafions supporfed by fhe sfudenf acfivify fees. Membership of fhis Board consisfs of fhe Execufive Secrefary of fhe College lex officio chairmanly fhe Presidenf, or a faculfy rep- resenfafive appoinfed by him: fhe Accounfanf of fhe College: fhe lnsfrucfor in Journalism, and four members of fhe Senior Class. Sfudenf members of fhe Board are selecfed by fhe Sfudenf Execufive Cabinef from a lisf of eighf Seniors submiffed by fhe faculfy members on fhe Board. Edifors and business managers of fhe Glomerafa and Plainsman are elecfed by fhe sfu- denf body affer being qualified by fhe Board of Sfudenf Publicafions, and serve as ex offi- cio members of fhe Board during fheir ferms in office. The members of fhe Board for fhe year l94O-4I were: lvlr. Ralph B. Draughon, Chair- man, lvir. Kirfley Brown, secrefary and publicafions adviser: Prof. J. R. Rufland, head of fhe English Deparfmenf: Mr. Gould Beech, iournalism insfrucforp lvlr. W. T. Ingram, accounf- anf: Carlyle McCulloch, L. B. Freeland, Ed Paul, and Merlin Bryanf, Senior Class repre- senfafives. Ex officio sfudenf members included: Jim King, presidenf, execufive cabinefy Dan l-lollis, edifor, and W. G. Darfy, business manager, fhe Plainsman, Bill lVlcGehee, ed- ifor, and Kirlq Newell, business manager, fhe Glomerafa. Plllillllllllll lillllllll TRIGGER McGEH EE, Edifor. fllll NINETEIN f0llTY-0Nlf Issued fhe books, and Ieff for poinfs unknown BRADFORD CLOPTON S D NETTLES DOUGLAS NETTLES BOOTS STRATFORD and JOHN MCCABE, Associafe Ediiors. JOE MEADOWS BETTIE BELL BRANDT HARRY HUFF ,W To us, fhe Edifor ancl Business Manager, fhe job of puffing ouf fhis book has been fun and if is our hope and wish fhaf you derive as much pleasure and enioy- menf from if as we did. Of course we losf a lof of sleep and cuf a lof of classes, buf fhrough fhe coopera- fion of all fhose who gave fheir fime and abilify, plus some hard work, we found our fask fo be an excifing one. To fhe sfudenfs lisfecl below and fo all ofhers who in any way assisfed in fhe producfion of fhis book, we are sincerely grafeful. Ediforial Sfaff: Boofs Sfraf- ford, John McCabe, Joe Meadows, Harry Huff, Brad Clopfon, Al Lucas, Doug Neffles, Bob Farrell, Mary H. Ford, Mary Jane Phillips, James Thomas, Bob Jeffers, Sfeiner Garreff, Elaine Freeman, and Bob Feagin. Business Sfaff: Bob Whiffielcl, Check Sfephens, Bob Gill, Lillian Luke, Jean Afkins, Allan Noffingham, Emma Lou Farrior, Dick Calloway, Bob Ramey, Gray Carfer, Sam Neffles, Callen Alred, Winfon Chumley, Charles Jones, Beffie Bell Brandf, Helen Jordan, Charles Crane, Bill Acker, Bob Whife, and Frances Plaxco. The sfudenf phofographers, Lewis Arnold, Julian Braswell, and Leroy Spearman, have spenf in- numerable hours porfraying fhe year af Auburn wifh fhe picfures which appear in fhis book. AL LUCAS GRAY CARTER BOB WHITFIELD ROBERT FEAGIN BOB GILL JULIAN BRASWELL THE GLOMERATA STAFF Par? of The Graff G q is ad ally caughf af k THE PLAlNSMAN STAFF Hollis' sfooges finally gave up Their feud wiTh The GlomeraTa. The Plainsmanf' officially dubbed The oTTicial semi-weekly Organ OT The sTudenTs OT Alabama PolyTechnic lnsTiTuTe, emerged Trom a Two-year God- bold regime This season, and Tell inTo The ediTorial hands OT Ag JournalisT Dan l'lollis. As his co-parTner in graTT, l.ady Luck picked Warren DarTy, who walked inTO The iob OT business manager wiThouT any poliTical opposiTion. These Two genTlemen OT The press immediaTely seT OUT To reorganize The Plainsrnanu and, incidenTally, To reTorm The school and The world. DarTy chose Frank B. Wilson To do all OT his work Tor him, and appoinTed him adverTising manager. l-lollis inviTed every sTudenT who had supporTed him in pOliTics To wriTe Tor The paper, and The sTaTT membership increased by leaps and bounds, unTil The would-be wriTers learned ThaT They acTually had To wriTe To keep Their names on The sTaTT rosTer, and ThaT There was no Tinancial compensaTion Tor Their work. Then The sTaTT dropped back To normal size. Hollis Threw away The paper's old banner, The Auburn Plainsmanf' and bOughT a new one, which reads, The Plainsmanf' JUST below iT was wriTTen, Auburn-The l:riendliesT College in The UniTed STaTes. EdiTor l-lollis re- signed Trom school aTTer The TirsT semesTer and Managing EdiTor Anderson Took over wiTh crediTable resulTs. T401 BOB ANDERSON WILLARD HAYES JOE SANDY JIMMY ROUSE edfpencil-pusher Daniel Websler I-Iollis, Jr., from Headland, is sensalrionalisf Plainsrnan edifor. Majors in Ag Journalism and polilics. Favorile edilorial commenl is God forbid Ihaf we do so. Married high- school sweelhearf afler eleclion. SIa+isTic:ian superb, Business Manager Warren Darly leads a double life-balances PIainsman budgef in one per- sonaIiIy, keeps up a ninely-six average in The olrher. Lives nexl door Io Bok Tower, in Lalce Wales, Florida. Commission-grabber Frank Wilson, Greenville producf, is adverlising manager of The Plainsmanf' Relenlless slave-driver of business slaff, he rewards Iailhful sfooges wilh free movie passes. Mfww, DAN HOLLIS, Edifor FRANK WILSON, Adveriising Manager W. G. DARTY, Business Manager JOHN PIERCE HERBERT MARTIN REDDING SUG6 JIMMY GILBERT BOB CHISOLM MARY DEAN FRENCH BOOTS STRATFORD LEWIS ARNOLD ROY ISBELL DONALD HOPTON-JONES ALFRED GREEN FRED ALLISON JOHN SCOTT JOBIE BRYAN L41lI JOHN DEMING, Social CommiHee Chairman. ConfideniialIy, I can'1 fell one band from ano1her. THE Slllfllll EUNINIITTH Suave John Deming, chairman oi Auburn's Sludenl Social Commiliee, is lhe person responsible for lhe suc- cess oi lhe maior dance sels ol The year. Eully realizing lhe changes io be made in ihe ser-up of The commiliee, Deming ran for his office on a plallorm which had as ils main plank lhe promise lo sign up good bands for The sludenis ralher Jrhan lo make money lor himself and The commillee. l-le's kepl lhal promise. A Soulh Alabama accenl marks Deming as a 'lblackebellerf' Slricily speak- ing, his home is in Evergreen. l-le's gradualing from Auburn in pre-med lhis year, is iusl beginning lo go lo school. When he gels lhal lVl.D. he hopes lo build up a praclice among name-band leaders and musicians. Deming is a member oi Sigma Alpha Epsilon iralernily, advocales beller relalions belween Auburn and Univer- sily sludenls. To help him sell iickels lo lhe dance se-ls, Deming selecied six seniors, represenling dillerenl campus iac- lions, as members of lhe Social Commiilee. They are: Jimmy Marlin, local siuolenl, member of Kappa Alpha. Cecil Buddy ivlcMahan, Sigma Chi, regislered in Eleclrical Engineering, from Tuscumbia. Bobby Pickens, Business Adminislralion major lrom lvloullon, a Bela Kappa. John D. Davis, an Alpha Gamma Rho from l-lamilion. Jimmy Ware, an Ag man, from Aulaugaville. Paul Ellis, S. A. E., a Business Adminislralion sludeni from Allanla. Draslic reorganizalion look place in lhe Social Com- JOHN D. DAVIS miffee during i940-4I. Formerly, Auburn's fhree maior sefs of dances had been financed fhrough a local bank, wifh nofes signed by fhe Social Commiffee chairman. Through uncerfain bookkeeping-and foo many passes issued-fhe commiffee's financial condifion wenf from bad fo worse. Lasf season fhe bank refused fo back a shaky sef of dances, so fhe Social Commiffee looked fo fhe college officials for aid. The adminisfrafion fook over fhe sef, paid fhe commiffee's debfs. This year a Finance Board was organized, composed of four college officials and four sfudenfs. The board now handles fhe commiffee's financial backing. The board o. k.'s ex- pendifures, wrifes fhe checks for orchesfra confracfs. The commiffee signs up fhe bands, handles fickef sales and publicify. The dances are on a sfricf business basis. The frafernify block-sysfem, unsuccessful, was abolished. No passes are issued-even fhe members of fhe board. and of fhe commiffee, musf pay fheir own way. Resulfs: beffer orchesfras, less red ink, beffer dances. Dance sef fickef prices have been greafly reduced. Fach sef brings a bigger name band. Finance board members from fhe faculfy are: Chairman, Business Manager W. Travis lngram, Fxecufive Secrefary Ralph Draughon, Direcfor of Women Sfudenfs Rosa Lee Walsfon, and lnferfFra- fernify Council Advisor J. M. Robinson. Sfudenf mem- bers are Execufive Cabinef Presidenf Jim King, A Club Presidenf Herndon McGehee, lnfer-Frafernify Council Presidenf R. T. Young, and Social Commiffee Chairman John Deming. Firsf sef of dances under fhe new sysfem were fhe openings-fhe fradifional Sophomore I-lop. Tommy Tucker and his orchesfra were signed for fhe week-end of Homecoming, November 8+h and 9fh. The Home- coming crowd, sfudenfs and old grads danced fo Tuck- er's ryhfhms af four dances. Block fickef prices for fhe group of dances were reduced by forfy per cenf from lasf season's openings. The dancers packed Graves' Cenfer Audiforium, filled fhe board's coffers. The So- cial Commiffee was on ifs way ouf of debf. Wifhin a week affer fhe sef was over, fhe commiffee had con- facfed, and were on fhe verge of signing, an even beffer orchesfra for fhe Junior Prom, fhe mid-ferm dances. The policy of fhe commiffee, and fhe affifuole of fhe school foward fhe dances, had changed. Former com- miffees had signed less well-known bands, had depended upon publicify and luck fo bring in fhe cusfomers, had emphasized personal profifs rafher fhan good bands. Now fhe commiffee hires beffer orchesfras, bands wifh names fhaf need liffle or no publicify, and pays by salary rafher fhan by commission. Luck doesn'f enfer info fhe maffer. Lasf season a heavy snow ruined affendance af one of fhe sefs. This fime no weafher condifion, no maffer how bad, could prevenf record-breaking crowds, which follow fhe names, from affending Auburn's dance sefs. PAUL ELLIS BUDDY MCMAHAN JIMMY MARTIN BOBBY PICKENS JAMES WARE 'm,,,-,...--' in Edifor Rouse Farnham and Business Manager John Haupf inspecT The finished producT lABANlA MTH The Alabama Farmer, published monThly by The Agri- culTure Club, a sTudenT organizaTion, is The only sTudenT magazine published on The Auburn campus. ln iTs TwenTyfTirsT year OT publicaTion iT has become one OT The leading sTudenT iournals OT agriculTure in The SouTh. Following The policies esTablished lasT year, The Farmer wiTh The aid OT Two of The besT sTaTTs in The hisTory oT iTs publicaTion, boasTs a Tine magazine. STaTT members, boTh business and ediTorial, proved Themselves To be good business men and iournalisTs by selling many ads and subscripTions and Turning in much inTeresTing and enioyable reading maTerial. The cover used Tor The pasT several years was replaced wiTh a new aTTracTive design. More picTures were used Than Tormerly. STaTT members have complied To sTricT regulaTions, being required To wriTe 500 words a monTh or obTain Two ads or subscripTions per monTh in order To remain on The sTaTT. Large, special issues have been published and have broughT much praise Trom sTudenTs, TaculTy, and old grads. For a magazine which receives no ouTside Tunds, one ThaT is enTirely selTAsusTaining wiTh no sTaTT member re- ceiving any pay Tor his long hours OT seemingly endless Toil, The Farmer can iusTly Teel proud oT iTs record and progress. The imporTance oT miliTary Training Tor sTudenTs in Their preparaTions Tor leadership in peaceTime or in Time oT naTional crisis has long been realized, Men willing and able To serve are an asseT To Their naTion. This year The arrival oT a greaT naTional emergency has placed added signiTi- cance upon miliTary Training. R. O. T. C. Training aT Auburn TosTers and develops The gualiTies oT leadership necessary To any naTion in eiTher peace or war, and prepares The sTudenT Tor eTTicienT service To his counTry. Colonel John J. WaTerman, wiTh The able assisTance oT a group oT capable oTTicers, has inspired an eTTicienT uniT To even greaTer achieve- menTs. The eTTecTive guidance oT insTrucTors has been evidenT in The spiriT oT closer cooperaTion and higher morale shown by boTh basic and advanced sTudenTs. All male sTudenTs who are ciTizens oT The UniTed STaTes and physically TiT are required To Take The basic course in MiliTary Science and TacTics. Advanced courses, leading To commissions in The OTTicers Reserve Corps, are oTTered To a limiTed number as elecTive work. QualiTicaTion Tor a commission also requires aTTendance aT one six-weeks' camp. This camp Training is normally oTTered aT The end oT The Junior year. Cadei' Colonel surveys The brigade Magix IHITII RUTH Commandanl Walerman and Ex-Commandanl Wallace . . . The Colonel Poinls wilh Pardonable Pride Lasl year Colonel Walerman in- lroduced a lraclilion ol honoring men in Senior R. O. T. C. who have, in lhe eslimalion ol lhe Mil- ilary Ollice and Dr. Duncan. al- lained a high slandard ol pro- liciency in lhe arls ol war during lheir lour years ol mililary lrain- inq. The lollowing named men were selecled and lisled as l-lonor Graduales, l94l. . ENGINEERS Henry S. Brill Arlhur T. Feasler Urban l-l. Johnson J. Carlyle McCulloch Cecil E. McMahan Charles N. Pills A. Joseph Wilberl FIELD ARTILLERY Nalhan J, Adams Merlin T, Bryanl Marlin W. Camp Warren G. Darly John W. Deming David R. Griffin Richard D. Hall James P. Holladay K. L. Loll C, Herndon McGehee Leroy Pallerson Marion J. Forlner J. W. Johnson George Sawada Frank B. Wilson Charles A, Rollo Edmund D, Taylor 'Taking five-year course, graduales in I942. IlllllI'llllllI'IlllllI'IlllllI'Il0lC The Bal+ery Mass Passes in Review i l McCulloch of lhe Engineers is decoraled by lhe Colonel S 1? v,LlS,Q95Sf?f'i5?fff'5n ' SV 'Q svzfy,-i'l-?V'Q?' N502 , 5 Q Aw . ww fa Ai, in if 335 Y ,. - ,M ,.,.4-' f f ,ff .ws K, S we VA, M1 W - ,ww f, J, , f -- firif, S X 41: 3. .A- i ,, a ,W A.,, Vw-ug 2' ff .. ,, x Y Q Q '...,,,w N .,,,,........,, K . : ' A gk gr? , 1 -Q.. , . N A Y xx N if 1 . of , ' 5 , 5 ti 0 , ig ,T , X ff .Lf 33 My Wg M43 , gl? 5 Q3 K N y Q .- S ,A fi - M fi' ii W 'x A 'X Mmm. .5 FM , , ' V ,, '52 K , ., 5 ,T!j.gg. , 2 . g , My 33116,-f f , 3,1 '11 a 4- , 3 N gi ff. M2555 .MH G! I ,Q ' . , A Q k g , 7 NP , , 3 W 55 gif. QW 1 laik ,- .4 'Wi A Q, you pm iw 0',,,, ,. 9 F pina., A Y E Y v if ...L 5 M 2 Engineer company-off guard General Wallace is greefed by lhe 75s Goody! 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Pull and mark all TargeTs g This morning we will police The area g l'le's number one on my lisT Too : OK TeeTh, OK blood pressure, OK eyes, OK hearT: l can'T go . . . l'm CON: The chow and The drinks Trom milk cans1 The shouT oT guards aT pounding TeeT in The company sTreeT . . . aT IO:IOq Load and lock your pieces g Why do The ar- Tillerymen geT To ride : The curses, The laughs, The con- versaTions, The magazines, The crap games . . . as we passed The Time q The shouTs as The lasT day dawned and Too, The glances aT places and people To be remem- bered as Those wiTh whom we spenT our period oT Train- ing Toward being Reserve ShaveTails .... Once I was a skinny weakli A5 3 NIAKEHAHIJ E FirsT Row, leTT To righT: Col, WaTerman, STraTTord Adams, Taylor, McMahan, Paul, FeasTer, Camp, Ellis, LT. Col. Laird. Second Row: LT. Fincher, Capfain Ingram, Treadway, Davis, Darden, PaTTerson, Hazzard, BriTT, Mc6owen, LoTT, Sawada, Hawkins, LT. EdingTon. Third Row: Rollo, Wiggins, Lord, Mills, Hall, DarTy, Linderman, Deming, Wilson, Maxwell. FourTh Row: LT. RuTh, Maier WaTTs, Holladay, RoTenberry, WrighT, ClayTor, McGehee, McCulloch, STinson, McCabe, Chriefzberg, CapT. James, LT. Adams. NOT in picTure: Jack Cagle, Byrd Marshall. Slfllllllllllll Bllllll 11. Company L, FiTTh RegimenT ol: The Scabbard and Blade SocieTy is one oT The mosT acTive oT all The chapTers oT This naTional socieTy. The personnel is drawn Trom Those men en- rolled in Advanced R. O. T. C. who have excelled in miliTary abiliTy Their TirsT Three years. The Twice yearly Tappings and subsequenT Three-day infor- mal iniTiaTions have become lcnown Tor The amusemenT They aTTord specTaTors as well as Tor The rigidiTy oT TesT ThaT The neophyTe is expecTed To, and does, go Through wiTh chin up. 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Q if Q' ,k EK Ji if .53 wry: I 'Q 4-rm., 4.2, 'FEL f , ' ffTl3W ?.i,u Eff? f 1 -amz, ,ww . s' S H ! 4 5 X 1 2 Q 2 L i e 5 i E g 5 i E E . Q 5 E 5 S 3 3 E S E f 3 3 5 5 F E E s E ? 2 5 .. 3 is i in 515 A., we if W ww ' 3 yn Y. ,gm ? 5 f 4 f 'ff , ' S 'L Q 1 5.4, , www Q 4 1 Z 2 . 2 mi Leff fo righf: Marfin, Pe'Hus, Chrisfenberry, and Curry SAM PETTUS JOHN CURRY DANIEL CHRISTENBERRY HELEN MARTIN Presiden? Vice-Presidenf Secrefary Hisicrian AND ENS JOEL R. ABNEY MARION A. ABRAMS NATHAN J. ADAMS GLENN ADDERHOLD JOHN L. ADDERHOLD ARCHIE C. ALLEN JOHN T. ALLEY WALTER G. ALSMILLER ABOVE 0 First Row: JOEL RICHARD ABNEY, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Anderson, S. C., Textile Engineering. 0 MARION ALBERT ABRAMS, Tallassee, Agricultural Education. O NATHAN JASPER ADAMS, Fairfax, Textile Engineering, Phi Psi, President, Scabbard and Blade, Blue Key, Tau Beta Pi, Engineering Council. 0 GLENN ADDERHOLD, Piedmont, Agricultural Education. O Second Row: JOHN LEONIDAS ADDERHOLD, Piedmont, Agricultural Education. 0 ARCHIE CLAYTON ALLEN, Deatsville, Agricultural Education, Kappa Delta Pi, Tau Kappa Alpha, President, Alabama Farmer. 0 JOHN THOMASON ALLEY, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Tuskegee, Business Administration. 0 WALTER GEORGE ALSMILLER, Birmingham, Science and Literature. BELOW O First Row: JAMES M. ALSTON, Alpha Gamma Rho, Linden, Agricultural Science. 0 ERIK A. ANDERSON, Sigma Pi, New York, N. Y., Mechanical Engineering, Pi Tau Sigma. I JACK STERLING ARNETT, Charleston, W. Va., Business Administration. 0 JOHN CLINTON ARNOLD, JR., Delta Sigma Phi, Birmingham, Pre-Law, Kappa Delta Pi. 0 BEN EVANS ASKEW, Gainesville, Fla., Pharmacy, Chi Phi. 0 JEAN ATKINS, Kappa Delta, Jasper, Business Administration, Glomerata staff. 0 Second Row: LEWIS WALKER ATKINS, Forest Home, Agricultural Science. 0 PAUL AUTREY, Catherine, Agricultural Education. 0 MARION R. AVERY, Red Bay, Veterinary Medicine. 0 VEDA AVERY, Red Bay, Business Administration. 0 JAMES EUGENE BACON, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Bessemer, Business Administration, Polo, '39, '40. 0 WILBUR W. BAGBY, Copper Hill, Tenn., Mechanical Engineering. JAMES M ALSTON ERIK A. ANDERSON JACK S. ARNETT JOHN C. ARNOLD, JR. BEN E. ASKEW JEAN ATKINS LEWIS W ATKINS PAUL AUTREY MARION R. AVERY VEDA AVERY JAMES E. BACON WILBUR W. BAGBY ANITA BAKER DOUGLAS S. BAKER LUNIE O. BALDWIN GERALD R. BALES MARTHA S. BANKHEAD SARA L. BANKS JOAN M. BARKALOW FRANCES BARNES GEORGE D. BARNES JACK BARNES DAVID BARNHILL HUGH J. BARRON ABOVE 0 Firsi' Row: ANITA BAKER, Opelika, Home Economics. 0 DOUGLAS S. BAKER, Skipperville, Archilecfure. 0 LUNIE OSCAR BALDWIN, Ozark, Agriculfural Educafion, Kappa Della Pi, Gamma Sigma Della. 0 GER- ALD ROACH BALES, Park Cify, Ufah, Mechanical Engineering. 0 MARTHA S. BANKHEAD, Alpha Phi, Sulligenr, Home Economics Educalion. 0 SARA LEE BANKS, Pi Bela Phi ' ' gham, Archilecfure, Sphinx, W. A. A., Auburn Players. 0 Second Row: JOAN METZGER BARKALOW, Au , Educalion, Kappa Delfa Pi, Inlernalional Relafions Club, Plainsman, '36, '37, Auburn Players, Open um, W. A. A., '35. FRANCES BARNES, Abbeville, Home Economics Educaficn, Sphinx, F. H. A., Presidenf, . A. A. GEORGE DAWSON BARNES, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Mobile, Chemisfry, Auburn Che ca y. 0 J K BARNES, Planfersville, Agriculfural Educalion, F. F. A., Ag Club. 0 DAVID BARN , Loxley, Agri ural Science, Ag Club. 0 HUGH J. BARRON, Almore, Mechanical Engineering, Pi Tau Sigma. ' W I Firsf Row: CHARLES ROBERT BARRON, Evergreen, Pharmacy. 0 THOMAS LEE BASS, Haleyville, Agri- culfural Educaiion, F. F. A., Ag Club, B. S. U. 0 HUGH A. BASSHAM, Omega Tau Sigma, Befhel Springs, Tenn., Veterinary Medicine. 0 JOSEPH CHARLES BATEMAN, Omega Tau Sigma, Columbia, N. C., Velerinary Medicine. 0 Second Row: SABEL EUGENE BAUM, Birmingham, Mechanical Engineering, Tau Kappa Alpha, Alpha Phi Omega, A. S. M. E. I MARSHALL DOUGLAS BEAN, Opelika, Educalion. 0 RANDALL BOWERSON BEARDEN, Cenlerville, Agriculfural Science. 0 CLIFFORD MYRON BECKHAM, Mobile, Agriculfural Science, Executive Cabinef, '40, Ag Club, GlomeraIa, '39, AIabama Farmer , Rai Cap and Ring Commiffee, '40. CHARLES R. BARRON THOMAS L. BASS HUGH A. sAssHAM JOSEPH C. BATEMAN HENRY BRITT SABEL E. BAUM MARSHALL D. BEAN RANDALL ia. BEARDEN CLIFFORD M. BECKHAM Colonel, R. o. r. c. JULES W BELL SIDNEY A BERRY RICHARD McG. BIGGER JACKSON H. BIRDSONG MARTIN BIRN CHARLES G. BLACKWELL JOHN E BLUNSCHI LESLIE W BOLON MARION P. BOMAR WILLIS E. BOONE OSSIE H. BOWDEN LEROY E. BOWEN ABOVE 0 First Row: JULES W. BELL, Louisville, Ornamental Horticulture. 0 SIDNEY A. BERRY, Alpha Psi, Vina, Veterinary Medicine. 0 RICHARD MCGREGOR BIGGER, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Montgomery, Civil Engineering, A. S. C. E. 0 JACKSON H. BIRDSONG, Birmingham, Industrial Engineering, GIomerata, '38, '39, '40, 0 MARTIN BIRN, Epsi Epsilon, Washington, D. C., Veterinary Medicine, Junior A. V. M. A. 0 CHARLES GLYN BLACKW uske , Agricultural Engineering. 0 Second : JOH . BL CHI, Lambda Chi Alpha, Boligee, Veterinary Medicine. 0 LESLIE WILSON BOLON, ntgomery, ivi ineering, A. S. C. E. 0 MARION P. BOMAR, Paris, Tenn., Veterinary Medlcin 0 WILLIS OONE, Beta Kappa, Mobile, Chemical Engineering. 0 OSSIE HANSON BOWD , Alpha Gam , Cullman, Agricultural Education, Dean's List, Kappa Delta Pi, F. F. A., Gamma Sigm elta, Auburn sman Orchestra, Manager. 0 LEROY E. BOWEN, Lynchburg, Va., Veterinary Med' e. BEL O First Row: CHARLES W. BOWERS, Opelika, Civil Engineering. 0 EDWARD F. BOYETTE, Omega Tau Sigma, Selma, N. C., Veterinary Medicine, Junior A. V. M. A. 0 JENNINGS BOZEMAN, Dozier, Agricultural Education, F. F. A., Sears Scholarship Club. 0 ETTA CLAIRE BRACKIN, Kappa Delta, Ozark, Education. 0 Second Row: JAMES CURRY BRADLEY, Bessemer, Agricultural Administration. I RUBY BRALY, Athens, Home Economics, W. S. G. A. Council, Theta Epsilon. 0 CONCE GRIFFIN BRAMLETTE, Roanoke, Textile Engineering, Phi Psi. 0 BETTIE BELLE BRANDT, Kappa Delta, Tuskegee, Business Administration, Sphinx, Oracles, W. S. G. A., 3, Plainsman, 3, 4, GIomerata, 3, 4, W. A. A., Treasurer, Dance Club, 2, 3, President Dormitory, 3. JOHN DEMING CHARLES w. BOWERS EDWARD E. BOYETTE JENNINGS BOZEMAN, ETTA c. DRACKIN chairman semi Committee JAMES c. BRADLEY RUBY BRALY coNcE e. BRAMLETTE BETTIE D. BRANDT WILLIAM M. BRANHAM ETTA BREEDEN JOSEPH M. BREEDLOVE MARY D. BRENNAN WALTER E BREWER MURRAY P BREWTON WARREN H. BRIDGES EUGENE R. BRITT ABOVE 0 First Row: WILLIAM M. BRANHAM, Phi Delta Theta, Birmingham, Chemistry, Alpha Phi Omega, Engineering Council, Auburn Chemical Society. 0 ETTA BREEDEN, Kappa Delta, Auburn, Education, Cardinal Key, W. S. G. A. 0 JOSEPH M. BREEDLOVE, Opp, Architecture. 0 MARY DONNAVE BRENNAN, Phenix City, Commercial Art. O Second Row: WALTER EDWARD BREWER, Alpha Psi, Moulton, Veterinary Medicine. 0 MURRAY PHILIP BREWTON, Mobile, Ornamental Horticulture. 0 WARREN HARRISON BRIDGES, Phi Kappa Tau, West Orange, N. J., Chemistry, Auburn Chemical Society. 0 EUGENE REAGAN BRITT, Delta, Agricultural Educa- tion, F. F. A. BELOW 0 First Row: HENRY S, BRITT, Eufaula, Mechanical Engineering, Spades, Tau Beta Pi, Scabbard and Blade, Omicron Delta Kappa, A, S. M. E., Vice-Chairman, Lieutenant Colonel R. O. T. C., Elections Committee, Pi Tau Sigma. 0 JAMES HOMER BROWN, Heflin, Agricultural Education. 0 ORRIN BROWN, Phi Delta Theta, Opelika, Aeronautical Administration. 0 THOMAS EDWARD BROWN, Omega Tau Sigma, Spartanburg, S. C., Veterinary Medicine. I EDWARD H. BROWNING, Auburn, Education. 0 JAMES T. BRUMLEY, Hamilton, Agricultural Education. 0 Second Row: MERLIN T. BRYANT, Theta Chi, Dozier, Agricultural Science, Ag Club, President, International Relations Club, President, Alpha Zeta, Managing Editor, The Alabama Farmer , Gamma Sigma Delta, Dan- forth Fellowship. 0 MARIBETH BUGG, Wadley, Home Economics Education. 0 CHESTER N. BULGER, Rumtord, Me., Education, A Club. 0 JOSEPH HARDIE BULLINGTON, Westville, Fla., Education. I MORGAN WIMBERLY BUNCH, Anniston, Civil Engineering, Alpha Phi Omega, A. S. C. E., Engineers Council, Chi Epsilon. 0 JOHN FRANK BURGESS, JR., Sigma Phi Epsilon, Lanett, Business Administration. HENRY S BRITT JAMES H. BROWN ORRIN BROWN THOMAS E. BROWN EDWARD H BROWNING JAMES T BRUMLEY MERLIN T BRYANT MARIBETH BUGG CHESTER N. BULGER JOSEPH H, BULLINGTON MORGAN W BUNCH JOHN F BURGESS JR DOROTHY L. BURK WYATT T. BURKETT SAMUEL M. BURNEY ROBERT T. BURNS RALPH O. BUTLER LEWIS L. BUTTRAM MILDRED E. BYNUM WALDO A. BYRD ABOVE O First Row: DOROTHY LUCILLE BURK, Kappa Delta, Mobile, Chemistry, Pan-Hellenic Council, Sphinx, Auburn Chemical Society. 0 WYATT THOMAS BURKETT, Dothan, Education. 0 SAMUEL M. BURNEY, West Point, Ga., Mechanical Engineering, A. S. M. E., Pi Tau Sigma. 0 ROBERT T. BURNS, Wedowee, Agricultural Science. I Second Row: RALPH QUINN BUTLER, Theta Chi, Montgomery, Industrial Engineering. 0 LEWIS L. BUTTRAM, Fytfe, Agricultural Education. 0 MILDRED ELIZABETH BYNUM, Millport, Home Economics Education, Kappa Della Pi, Dean's List. I WALDO ADOLPH BYRD, Enterprise, Agricultural Education, F. F. A., Ag Club. BELOW I First Row: JAMES BARTLEY CAGLE, Alpha Gamma Rho, Crossville, Agricultural Science, Spades, Scabbard and Blade, Gamma Sigma Delta, A Club, Spiked Shoe. O ELVER RIX CALLAWAY, JR., Mobile, Aero- nautical Administration. 0 ANNA BELLE CAMMACK, Delta Zeta, Grove Hill, Home Economics, Theta Epsilon, Pan-Hellenic Council. 0 MARLIN WATSON CAMP, Alpha Gamma Rho, Vinemont, Agricultural Science, Scabbard and Blade, Blue Key, Alpha Zeta, Gamma Sigma Delta, Baseball, '38, Manager, Ag Fair, Ag Club. Q KNOX CAMPBELL, Heflin, Agricultural Engineering. 0 THOMAS LEWIS CAMPBELL, Georgiana, Agricultural Science, Ag Club, Alabama Farmer. I Second Row: BARNEY C. CARGILE, Covin, Agricultural Science. I JACK B. CARMICHAEL, Montgomery, Foreign Service, International Relations Club. 0 JAMES C. CARR, Theta Chi, Atlanta, Ga., Mechanical Engineering. I CLAUDE CARTER, Weogufka, Agricultural Science, Gamma Sigma Delta. 0 JANIE LOUISE CARTER, Della Zeta, Castleberry, Interior Decoration. 0 STEPHEN EMORY CAUDILL, Decatur, Civil Engineering, A Club. JAMES B CAGLE ELVER R CALLAWAY ANNA B. CAMMACK MARLIN W. CAMP KNOX CAMPBELL THOMAS L. CAMPBELL BARNEY C CARGILE JACK B CARMICHAEL JAMES C. CARR CLAUDE CARTER JANIE L. CARTER STEPHEN E. CAUDILL ROBERT H. CHAMBERS AGNES CHAPIN W. A. CHAPMAN JAMES B. CHASTAIN MIRIAM A. CHESNUTT ABB CHRIETZBERG D. K. CHRISTENBERRY VILONS W. CHUMLEY GEORGE H. CLANTON GEORGE B. CLARKE ROY F. CLAYTOR JOE O. CLELAND ABOVE 0 First Row: ROBERT HORACE CHAMBERS, Lafayette, Chemical Engineering. 0 AGNES CHAPIN, Auburn, Home Economics Education. 0 W. A. CHAPMAN, Birmingham, Mechanical Engineering, Tau Beta Pi, Pi Tau Sigma, Engineering Council. 0 JAMES B. CHASTAIN, Hal ' le, Agricultural Education. 0 MIRIAM ANNIE CHESNUTT, Hope Hull, Home Economics. 0 ABB , Sigma Nu, Auburn, Civil Engineer- ing, A Club, Blue Key, Scabbard and Blade, Football, ' 9, '4O. I Second Row: D. K. CHRlSTENBERRY, Stewart, A ultural Education, Pi Tau Chi, Kappa Delta Pi, President of Wesley Foundation. 0 VILONS WINTON C LEY, Bir ' ' Agricultural Science, Polo, I, 2, 3, Ag Club, Alabama Farmer , Glomerata Staff. GE ARVE CLANTON, Omega Tau Sigma, Quit- man, Ga., Veterinary Medicine, Junior A. V. M. A. EORGE B. RKE, McShan, Mechanical Engineering, Pi Tau Sigma. O ROY FRANK CLAYTOR, Alpha Lambda Tau, urn, Agricultural En ' eering, Scabbard and Blade, Engineers Council, Glee Club, A. S. . 0 J O. CLELAND, Collxville, Agricultural Education, B. S. U. BELOW 0 First Row: CECIL M. CLEMENTS, Delta Sigma Phi, Andalusia, Chemical Engineering, A. l. Ch. E. 0 MARY LOU CLEMONS, Scottsboro, Business Administration. 0 G. JUDSON CLEVELAND, Goodwater, Chemical Engineering, B. S. U. 0 WILLIAM A. COCHRAN, JR., Sigma Pi, Bessemer, Electrical Engineering, X Engineers Council, A. l. E. E. 0 Second Row: PLEASANT LEE COFFEY, Stevenson, Education. 0 JOHN DUKE COLE, Lineville, Pharmacy, A. Ph. A. 0 STANLEY F. COLEY, Alabama City, Electrical Engineering. 0 BARRETT L. COLLIER, Delta, Agricultural Science, Ag Club, Glee Club. CECIL M. CLEMENTS MARY L. cLEMoNs G JUDSON CLEVELAND WILLIAM A. COCHRAN, JR JIM KING PLEASANT L. COFFEY JOHN D. COLE STANLEY F. COLEY BARRETT L COLLIER ,,,e5,,,e,,, of S,,,d,,,,, Body LAWSON H. COLLIER ULYSSES H. COMPTON GEORGE W. COOK JOHN COOPER WILLIAM F. COPPAGE EUGENE M. CORBETT JOE CORDELL JACINTO L. CORTINA JAMES B. CRAWFORD MARION L. CRAWFORD WILLIAM O. CRAWFORD ELWYN O. CREEL ABOVE I Firsf Row: LAWSON H. COLLIER, Beaverlon, Agricullural Educafion. 0 ULYSSES HURSHEL COMPTON, Hanceville, Agricullural Science. 0 GEORGE W. COOK, Heflin, Business Adminisfralion. I JOHN COOPER, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Monfgomery, Archilecfure. 0 WILLIAM FRANKLIN COPPAGE, Vanceboro, N. C., Agriculfura ucaiion. O EUGENE MALCOLM CORBETT, Sigma Chi, Morrislown, Tenn., Business Adminislrafion' a Si a Pi. 0 Secon ow: JO 'OR , Harfwell, Ga., Educalion. 0 JACINTO L. CORTINA, Pi Kappa Phi, Mexico Cify, co, Mec nic - ineering. 0 JAMES BLAIR CRAWFORD, Kappa Sigma, Favourable Lake, Onfar' Canada, Che 1 ngineering. 0 MARION LAWRENCE CRAWFORD, Alpha Gamma Rho, Marion, Vefe ary Medicine. ILLIAM O. CRAWFORD, Alpha Gamma Rho, Marion, Agricullural Science. 0 Q EL N OTHELL C anceville, Agricullural Education, Kappa Della Pi. B 0 Firsl Row: MARGUERITE LOUISE CREEL, Bessemer, Home Economics. O MARY ESTELLE CREEL, Kappa Della, Birmingham, Home Economics. 0 LEVIE CROFT, Dozier, Agriculfural Educafion. 0 EARL AUSTIN CROW, JR., Montgomery, Electrical Engineering, Tau Befa Pi, Efa Kappa Nu, Presidenf, A. I. E. E. I Second Row: THOMAS P. CULPEPPER, JR., Alpha Psi, Cullman, Veterinary Medicine, A. V, M. A. 0 JOHN A. CURRY, Wallace, Agricullural Educafion, Vice-Presidenl of Senior Class. 0 JAMES L. DAILEY, Alpha Gamma Rho, Camden, Agricultural Education, President, F. F. A., Ag Club. 0 JAMES D. DANNER, Nixburg, Texfile Engineering, Phi Psi. JOHN MCCABE MARGUERITE L. CREEL MARY E. CREEL LEVIE CROFT EARL A. CROW, JR. p,e,,d,,,,, of O, D, K, THOMAS P. CULPEPPER, JR. .lol-IN A. CURRY JAMES L. DAILEY JAMES D. DANNER JOHN E DANNER RICHARD P. DARDEN W G. DARTY WILBUR B. DAVENPORT JR EDWARD J. DAVIES DALTON B. DAVIS, JR. DUKE DAVIS, JR. EDWARD DAVIS ABOVE I First Row: JOHN EVERETTE DANNER, Nixburg, Textile Engineering, Phi Psi. I RICHARD PAUL DARDEN, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Birmingham, Aeronautical Engineering, Scabbard and Blade, Blue Key. 0 W. G. DARTY, Lambda Chi Alpha, Lake Wales, Fla., Aeronautical Administration, Omicron Delta Kappa, Scabbard and Blade, Business Manager, The Plainsman , President, Alpha Phi Omega. 0 WILBUR BAILEY DAVENPORT, JR., Sigma Pi, Teaneck, N. J., Electrical Engineering, Tau Beta Pi, Eta Kappa Nu. 0 Second Row: EDWARD JERVIS DAVIES, Kappa Alpha, Decatur, Business Administration. 0 DALTON B. DAVIS, JR., Cherokee, Agricultural Science. 0 DUKE DAVIS, JR., Sigma Nu, LaGrange, Ga., Mechanical Engineering, A. S. M. E. 0 EDWARD DAVIS, Vida, Agricultural Education. BELOW 0 First Row: JAMES EDWIN DAVIS, Opelika, Pre-Medicine, A. E. D. 0 JOHN D. DAVIS, Alpha Gamma Rho, Hamilton, Agricultural Science, Scabbard and Blade. O JOSEPH MERCER DAVIS, Pi Kappa Alpha, Albertville, Veterinary Medicine. 0 SARAH TANT DAVIS, Auburn, Education. 0 SPURGEON LEONIDAS DAVIS, Hamilton, Agricultural Education, Dean's List, Sears Roebuck Scholarship, Kappa Delta Pi, Alpha Zeta, Gamma Sigma Delta. 0 BOB DAY, Piper, Education, Baseball, A Club. 0 Second Row: THOMAS C. DEAL, Omega Tau Sigma, Conover, N. C., Veterinary Medicine. 0 JOSEPH LYNN DEAN, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Moultrie, Ga., Business Administration. 0 JOHN W. DEMING, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Evergreen, Pre-Medicine, Spades, Omicron Delta Kappa, Scabbard and Blade, Inter-Fraternity Council, Chairman of Social Committee, President of Junior Class, Executive Cabinet, '39, '40, Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities. 0 EVAN ALLISON DERBY, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, York, Agricultural Science. 0 HARRY MORTON DeWITT, Beta Kappa, Birmingham, Industrial Engineering. 0 ROBERT ARDEN DICKINSON, Alpha Psi, Montgomery, Veterinary Medicine, A Club, Inter-Fraternity Council, Junior A. V. M. A. JAMES E DAVIS JOHN D. DAVIS JOSEPH M. DAVIS SARAH T. DAVIS SPURGEON L DAVIS BOB DAY THOMAS C DEAL JOSEPH L DEAN JOHN W. DEMING EVAN A. DERBY HARRY M DeWITT POBERT A DICKINSON AUM ANT SUE AND ROBERT L. DICKINSON WILLIAM R. DOBES THERON L. DONAHUE ADDIE H. DOUTHIT HERBERT E. DRAKE ABOVE 0 First Row: ROBERT LeROY DICKINSON, Alpha Psi, Bishopville, S. C., Veterinary R. DOBBS, Alpha Psi, Loachapoka, Veterinary Medicine. RUTH DONNELL, Hartford, Secretarial Training. 0 Second Row: ADDIE HELEN DOUTHIT, Tanner, Home Economics Education. Sigma Chi, Montgomery, Civil Engineering, Spiked Shoe, A. S. C. E. 0 HENRY BELOW GEORGE ECHOLS EASON, Alpha Psi, Sigma Pi, Hartselle, Veterinary Medicine, JOHN NORWOOD EDDINS, Pi Kappa Alpha, Huntsville, Textile Engineering, Phi Psi. Engineers Council. 0 THERON L. DONAHUE, RUTH DONNELL HENRY P. DRAUGHON ARTHUR DUMONT, JR Medicine. 0 WILLIAM Notasulgag Prarmacy. Q O HERBERT E. DRAKE, PEARCE DRAUGHON, Pi Kappa Alpha, Geneva, Education. 0 ARTHUR DUMONT, JR., Mobile, Mechanical Engineering. I First Row: JAMES MCKENDREE DYKES, Lambda Chi Alpha, Birmingham, Business Administration. 0 Junior A. V. M. A. 0 0 CLIFFORD T. EDGE, Wadley, Industrial Arts Education. 0 BENNIE SMITH EDWARDS, Pi Kappa Phi, Mobile, Veterinary Medicine. 0 JAMES WILLIAM EDWARDS, Enterprise, Chemistry, Phi Lambda Upsilon, Auburn Chemical Society, 0 Second Row: PHILLIP MABRY EDWARDS, Marion, Business Administration. 0 BOLDEN H. EILAND, Birmingham, Electrical Engineering, Tau Beta Pi, Eta Kappa Nu. 0 THOMAS WAYNE ELKIN, Meridian, Miss., Chemical Engineering. 0 CHARLES G. ELLIOTT, Sigma Chi, Tallassee, Chemical Engineering. 0 PAUL JERNIGAN ELLIS, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Atlanta, Ga., Blue Key, Scabbard and I WILLIAM LOUIS ELLNER, Beta Kappa, Mobile, Chemical Engineering. JAMES McK. DYKES GEORGE E. EASON JOHN N. EDDINS CLIFFORD T. EDGE BENNIE S. EDWARDS PHILLIP M EDWARDS BOLDEN H. EILAND THOMAS W. ELKIN CHARLES G. ELLIOTT PAUL J. ELLIS Blade, Social Committee. JAMES W. EDWARDS WILLIAM L. ELLNER HERRILL E. EMBRY LOUISE E. ERNEST HORACE W. ESSLINGER MONROE S. ESSLINGER CALVIN W, EVANS JOHN W. EVANS OUSE S. FARNHAM THOMAS M. FASON HENRY R. FAUCETTE JAMES A. FAUGHN ARTHUR T. FEASTER, Ill EDWIN H. FERRELL ABOVE 0 First Row: SHERRILL EUGENE EMBRY, Delta Sigma Phi, Birmingham, Industrial Engineering, Engineers Council, A. S. I. E., '39, '40, '4l. I LOUISE ELIZABETH ERNEST, Auburn, Education. 0 HORACE WALTER ESSLINGER, Sigma Nu, Huntsville, Agricultural Scienc ONROE SUBLETT ESSLINGER, Ozark, Agricultural Engineering. 0 CALVIN WILKES EVANS, Psi, runa, Va., Veterinary Medicine. Q JOHN WHITNEY EVANS, Alpha Psi, Naruna, Va., Veterin edicine, ior A. V. M. A. 0 Second Row: ROUSE S. FARNHAM, Evergree gricultural Science, Editor of The Alabama Farmer , Gamma Sigma Delta, Who's Who in American leges a 'ies. 0 THOMAS MARION FASON, Aliceville, Mechanical Engineering. 0 HENRY Y TE, Sig Alpha Epsilon, Birmingham, Business Administration, Delta Sigma Pi. 0 JAMES AS AUGHN, O a Tau Sigma, Benton, Ky., Veterinary Medicine, Junior A. V. M. A. 0 ARTHUR T. FEASTER, Ill, New ans, La., Mechanical ngineering, Lieut. Col, R. O. T. C., Pi Tau Sigma, Scabbard and B lue Key. EDWIN HENDERSO FERRELL, Omega Tau Sigma, Opelika, Veterinary Medicine. OW Q First Row: H. ALLAN FILLMER, Birmingham, Industrial Engineering. 0 MARTIN H. FISHER, Montgomery, Electrical Engineering, Tau Beta Pi, Eta Kappa Nu, A. I. E. E. 0 HOMER L. FLETCHER, Oakman, Agricultural Education. 0 FRANCES OLIVIA FORE, Natchez, Home Economics Education, Kappa Delta Pi, F. H. A. 0 Second Row: MARION JAKE FORTNER, Pi Kappa Phi, Auburn, Aeronautical Engineering, Capt. R. O4 T. C., Auburn Aero Club, A. S. M. E., Dean's List, '39, '40, American Institute of Aeronautical Sciences, N. I. F. C. 0 SAM E. FOWLER, Pell City, Business Administration. 0 ELVIE RUTH FRANKLIN, Brookwood, Home Economics. 0 JAMES JONES FRANKLIN, Auburn, Ornamental Horticulture, Alpha Phi Omega, Inter Church Council. H. ALLAN FILLMER MARTIN H. FISHER HOMER L. FLETCHER FRANCES O, FORE CARLYLE MCCULLOCH MARION J. FORTNER SAM E. FOWLER ELVIE R. FRANKLIN JAMES J. FRANKLIN President of Tau Bda Pi H EUGENE FRECH CHARLES W FREDERICK JR ROY C. FREDERICK L. B. FREELAND FRED H. FROST, JR. ANDREW C. FUNK VERNELLE GAMBLE DAVID GARDINER ETHEL GARDINER GEORGE C. GARRETT HAZEL E. GARRISON SILAS B. GATES ABOVE 0 Firsf Row: H. EUGENE FRECH, Lambda Chi Alpha, Birmingham, Mechanical Engineering, Alpha Phi Omega. 0 CHARLES W. FREDERICK, JR., Hackleburg, Agriculfural Science. 0 ROY C. FREDERICK, Hackleburgg Agriculfural Educaiion. 0 L. B. FREELAND, Sigma Pi, Mobile, Civil Engineering, Presidenf of A. S. C. E., Chi Epsi ' Publicafions Board, Inier-Frafernily Council, Polo, Who's Who in American Colleges and UniversiIies. F D H, FROST, JR., Monlevallog Business Adminisfrafion. 0 ANDREW C. FUNK, Hammondspori . Y., EI rical Engineering. I Seco Row: V E AMBLE, Ozark, Home Economics Educafion, Cardinal Key. 0 DAVID GARDIN , Auburn, Agr' I I Science. 0 ETHEL GARDINER, Chi Omega, Florence, Educafion, Cardinal Key, K a Della Pi, e sidenf of Women's Sfudenf Government Associaiion. 0 GEORGE C. GARRETT, Sigm i, Midland, .' echanical Engineering. 0 HAZEL ELIZABETH GARRISON, Delia Zefa, Gadsden, Ho Economics, P ellenic Cou cil. SILAS BAUER GATES, Alpha Psi, Ardmore, Tenn., Veferinary Me ine. BELOW 0 Firsf Row: BENJAMIN T. GIBBONS, Deafsvilleg Agricullural Educalion. 0 JOHN DEAN GILDER, Lambda Chi Alpha, MT. Meigs, Agriculfural Adminisfra+ion. 0 ROBERT WILLIAM GILL, Pensacola, Fla., Elecfrical Engineering, GIomera1a. 0 JAMES E. GILLESPIE, Gabbefiville, Ga., Education. O Second Row: TURNEY GILLIAM, Pelham, Tenn., lndusirial Engineering. 0 CRAIG BURDETTE GIVENS, Alpha Psi, Richmond, Va., Veferinary Medicine. 0 MACE RYAN GLASSCOCK, Harfselle, Agriculfural Science. 0 THOMAS JEFFERSON GLOVER, Abbeville, Business Adminislraiion. HERNDON MCGEHEE BENJAMIN T. slsaoNs JOHN D. EILDER ROBERT w. GILL JAMES E. GILLESPIE 5 ,de co, R O T C TURNEY GILLIAM CRAIG a. GIVENS MACE R. eLAsscOcK THOMAS J. OLOVER FRANCIS W. GOLSON HODGES L. GOLSON LAWRENCE E. GRALAPP JOHN J. GRAY CARL E. GREEN GEORGE B. GREEN JAMES A. GREEN THOMAS E. GREENE ABOVE 0 First Row: FRANCIS W. GOLSON, Fort Deposit, Business Administration, Delta Sigma Pi. 0 HODGES LLOYD GOLSON, Autaugaville, Textile Engineering, Phi Psi. 0 LAWRENCE E. GRALAPP, Sigma Chi, Mobile, Mechanical Engineering. 0 JOHN JAMES GRAY, Fulton, Business Administration. I Second Row: CARL EDWARD GREEN, Grand Rapids, Mich., Pharmacy, American Pharmaceutical Associa- tion. 0 GEORGE B. GREEN, Birmingham, Electrical Engineering. 0 JAMES A. GREEN, Alpha Lambda Tau, Auburn, President, A. S. A. E., Engineers Council. 0 THOMAS ELBERT GREENE, Delta Sigma Phi, Birmingham, Business Administration. BELOW I First Row: WILLIAM GOLDSMITH GREENE, Delta Sigma Phi, Birmingham, Industrial Engineering. 0 JACK GREESON, Pi Kappa Alpha, Montgomery, Architecture. 0 HORACE CLYDE GREGORY, Horton, Agricultural Education. 0 DAVID R. GRIFFIN, Clanton, Agricultural Science, Kappa Delta Pi, Ag Club, International Relations Club, Gamma Sigma Delta, Alpha Zeta. I JOHN DOUTHIT GRIFFIN, Clanton, Agri- cultural Education, Alabama Farmer. 0 BESSIE HOLMES GROSS, Pepperell, Education. 0 Second Row: FRENCH FRED GUNTER, Pi Kappa Phi, Talladega, Textile Engineering, A Club. O HOWARD G. GUNTER, Auburn, Business Administration. 0 EARL POWELL GUY, JR., Sigma Chi, Mont- gomery, Business Administration. 0 JOHN HAROLD HAGLER, Louisville, Business Administration, Delta Sigma Pi. 0 MELVIN DOUGLAS HAGOOD, Sigma Pi, Birmingham, Mechanical Engineering, Inter-Fraternity Council. O WILBUR C. HAIRE, Omega Tau Sigma, Quincy, Fla., Veterinary Medicine, Junior A. V. M. A. NAT MS A Sis! I WILLIAM G. GREENE JACK GREESON HORACE C. GREGORY DAVID R. GRIFFIN JOHN D. GRIFFIN BESSIE H. GROSS FRENCH F. GUNTER HOWARD G. GUNTER EARL P. GUY, JR. JOHN H. HAGLER MELVIN D. HAGOOD WILBUR C. HAIRE ln' I Fryr' If Yryf 'wwf' Y Tn F' H ' 'WY . I i 2 B . ,I A DREW P. HALE JAMES R. HALEY NORMAN L. HALL RICHARD D. HALL 41 CHARLES H. HAM RANDOLPH I. HAMILTON RAY B. HANKINS CARL T. HAPPER, JR ABOVE 0 Firsl Row: DREW PRATT HALE, Bessemer, Agriculfural Educafion, Execulive Cabinel, '40. 0 JAMES REEVES HALEY, Pi Kappa Phi, Albany, Ga., Agricultural Adminislraiion. 0 NORMAN LEE HALL, Tarrani, Electrical Engineering. 0 RICHARD D. HALL, Kappa Sigma, Allanla, Ga., Aeronaufical Adminislralion, Scabbard and Blade, Lieuf. Col. R. O. T. C., Polo, Class Treasurer, 2. I Second Row: CHARLES HERMAN HAM, Auburn, Mechanical Engineering, Pi Tau Sigma. 0 RANDOLPH IRVIN HAMILTON, Kappa Sigma, Sylacauga, Texiile Engineering, Phi Psi. 0 RAY B. HANKINS, Vernon, Agriculfural Science. 0 CARL THOMAS HAPPER, JR., Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Birmingham, Business Ad- rninisfrafion, A Club, Phi Kappa Phi. BELOW 0 Firsl' Row: DORIS CAMPBELL HARDWICK, Hunlsville, Science and Liferalure, Wriler's Club, PIainsm-an. xi Q JAMES EDWARD HARDWICK, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Birmingham, Elecfrical Engineering. o HOBART HARE, 'N' ,gs i Wilminglon, Del., Velerinary Medicine. 0 YUELL S. HARGETT, Russellville, Elecfrical Engineering, Tau Bela Pi. 0 JAMES ARCHIBALD HARKINS, Aliceville, Business Adminislraiion, Della Sigma Pi. 0 CLARENCE EUGENE HARLESS, Birmingham, Civil Engineering. 0 Second Row: C. G. HARLEY, Roanoke, Eleclrical Engineering. 0 FRANK EANES HARRELL, Birmingham, Indusfrial Engineering, A. S. I. E. 0 JOHN KING HART, Box Springs, Ga., Business Adminisiraiion, Delia Sigma Pi. I WALTER M. HATCHER, JR., Alpha Tau Omega, Wesl Palm Beach, Fla., Business Adminisfralion, Blue Key, Head Cheerleader, '39-'40, '40-'4l, Auburn Knighls. 0 JOHN R. HATFIELD, JR., Eufaula, Texiile Engineering, Phi Psi. 0 J'OHN GEORGE HAUPT, Elberla, Agriculfural Science, Business Manager, The Alabama Farmer. DORIS C HARDWICK JAMES E HARDWICK HOBART HARE YUELL S. HARGETT JAMES A. HARKINS iCLARENCE E. HARLESS C G HARLEY FRANK E HARRELL JOHN K. HART WALTER M. HATCHER, JR. JOHN R. HATFIELD, JR. JOHN G, HAUPT A. JOHNSTON HAWKINS, JR. SYLVAN D. HAWORTH WILLIAM B. HAWTHORNE CLAUDE J. HAYDEN JOHN W. HAZELRIG MEREDYTH R. HAZZARD - ALBERT B. HEAD JOE M. HEAD WILLIAM S. HERON CHARLES T. HIGGINS McARTHUR HINES JOHN McG. HINSON ABOVE 0 First Row: A. JOHNSTON HAWKINS, JR., Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Montgomery, Chemical Engineering, Scabbard and Blade, Phi Lambda Upsilon, Capt. R. O. T. C., Vice-President Regional A. I. Ch. E. O SYLVAN D. HAWORTH, Omega Tau Sigma, Okeene, Okla., Veterin Medicine, President, Junior A. V. M. A. 0 WILLIAM BLACKWELL HAWTHORNE, Hope Hull, Ele ngl ering, Eta Kappa Nu, Tau Beta Pi, Secretary, Engineers Council. 0 CLAUDE J. HAYDEN, P' ppa Ph' hens, Landscape Architecture, Scarabs. I JOHN W. HAZELRIG, Omega Tau Sigma, Sycam , Veterinary Medicine. 0 MEREDYTH R. HAZZARD, Sigma Nu, Birmingham, Electrical Engineering, Scabb and Blade, Inter-Fraternity Council. 0 Second Row: ALBERT B. HEAD, Phi Delta heta, usine Administration. 0 JOE M. HEAD, Cherokee, Chemical Engineering, Phi Lambda ' , au Beta P' Engineers Council. 0 WILLIAM S. HERON, Auburn, Landscape Architecture. 0 CHARLES T. HIGGI , Theta Chi, Montg mery, Aeronautical Administration. I McARTHUR HINES, Darlington' ricultural ucation. 0 JOHN acGHEE HINSON, Centre, Agricultural Education. BELOW 0 First Row: DAN A. HIXON, Perote, Civil Engineering, Chi Epsilon. 0 LANGDON R. HIXON, Perote, Civil Engineering, Chi Epsilon, A. S. C. E. I FRANCES HODGE, Alpha Gamma Delta, Wadley, Home Economics, Theta Epsilon. 0 MARIBETH HODGES, Auburn, Education. O Second Row: WILLIAM HODO, Sigma Nu, Alexander City, Mechanical Engineering. 0 EARL MONROE HODSON, Moulton, Education. 0 MARY PAULINE HOFFMAN, Phi Omega Pi, Gadsden, Education. Q JAMES P. HOLLADAY, Cottonwood, Agricultural Science, Scabbard and Blade, Gamma Sigma Delta. DAN A. HIXON LANGDON R. HIXON FRANCES HODGE MARIBETH HODGES WILLIAM HODO EARL M. HODSON MARY P. HOFFMAN JAMES P. HOLLADAY fc... BILL McGEHEE Editor of GIomerata rd-aww-a...., ., I JAMES W. HOLLEY DAN W. HOLLIS, JR. TOL H. HOLLIS ANNIE L. HOOGE JAMES M. HOOPER EDWARD J. HORDER JEAN M. HOWIE N. W. HUDSON ROBERT B. HUDSON WILLIAM G. HUDSON HAYNES G. HUGGINS DOROTHY V. HURST ABOVE 0 First Row: JAMES WILLIAM HOLLEY, Sigma Pi, Marion, Chemical Engineering, A Club, Spiked Shoe, A. I. Ch. E. 0 DAN W. HOLLIS, JR., Theta Chi, Headland, Editor, PIainsman , Omicron Delta Kappa, Alpha Zeta, Ag Club, Sears Scholarship, Executive Cabinet, 3, Auburn Players, Gamma Sigma Delta, AIabama Farmer , Who's Wh ' American Colleges and Universities. 0 T'OL HENDERSON HOLLIS, Guin, Agri- cultural Educatio A IE L. HOOGE, Mobile, Education. 0 JAMES M. HOOPER, Sigma Nu, Oakman, Mechanical En ering. EDWARD JOHN HORDER, Delta Upsilon, Evanston, III., Aeronautical Engineering. 0 Second w: JEA A 1, HOWIE, Kappa Delta, Fort Knox, Ky., Science and Literature. 0 N. W. HUDSON asper, Electri gineering. 0 ROBERT BLAKE HUDSON, Delta Sigma Phi, Montgomery, Chemic ngineering, T : Pi, Phi Lambda Upsilon. 0 WILLIAM G. HUDSON, Pi Kappa Alpha, Selma, O Agricu al Administra 0 HAYNES GORDON HUGGINS, Pi Kappa Phi, Lockhart, Business Administration. 0 OTHY VIRG HURST, Delta Zeta, Leeds, Home Economics Education, Kappa Delta Pi, Cardinal Key, R. C., F. H. . BELO 0 First Row: MORTIMER J. HUTCHISON, Enterprise, Agricultural Science, Ag Club. 0 WILLIAM BRUCE HUTTO, Oakman, Agricultural Education. 0 MARY GUY INZER, Theta Upsilon, Auburn, Education. 0 VERNA CARLISLE JACK, Kappa Delta, Montgomery, Interior Decoration, Secretary, Women's Student Govern- ment Association, Decor. Club. O Second Row: HENRY CARSON JACKSON, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Opelika, Agricultural Engineering. Q JOE SPENCER JACKSON, Kappa Alpha, Baconton, Ga., Agricultural Administration. 0 MCDANIEL BUSH JACKSON, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Charlotte, N, C., Mechanical Engineering, Chi Epsilon, Blue Key, Engineers Council, Editor, Engineer's Magazine. I MELVIN ODDETTE JACKSON, Douglas, Agricultural Education. TOM ROBY MORTIMER J. HUTCHISON WILLIAM B. HuTTo MARY G. INZER VERNA c. JACK Chairman of Elections commiffee HENRY c. JACKSON Joe s. JACKSON MCDANIEL B. JACKSON MELVIN o. JACKSON I JACOBS ALONZO W. JENKINS NEWELL G. JEROME JAMES L. JOHNS JOHNSON JOHN W. JOHNSON REBA F. JOHNSON URBAN H. JOHNSON ABOVE 0 Firsl Row: THOMAS RABY JACOBS, Bela Kappa, Roxobel, N. C., Aeronaulical Engineering. I ALONZA WIMBERLY JENKINS, Alpha Tau Omega, Columbus, Ga., Business Adminislralion. 0 NEWELL G. JEROME, Alpha Tau Omega, Omega Tau Sigma, Wilson, Ark., Velerinary Medicine, Presidenl, Junior A. V. M. A. 0 JAMES LEWIS JOHNS, Monfgomery, Velerinary Medicine, Junior A. V. M. A. 0 Second Row: J. RICHARD JOHNSON, Nofasulga, Business Adminisfralion. 0 JOHN WILLIS JOHNSON, Alexander Cily, Agricullural Engineering, R. O. A. 0 REBA FRANCES JOHNSON, MI. Hope, Home Ecc- nomics Educalion, President, Women's Afhlelic Associafion, W. S. G. A., Kappa Della Pi. O URBAN HASKELL JOHNSON, Sigma Pi, Birmingham, Elecfrical Engineering, Ela Kappa Nu, Tau Bela Pi, Engineers Council. BELOW O Firsl Row: CHARLES ARTHUR JOLLEY. Sigma Chi, Monlgomery, Mechanical Engineering. O HENRY JOWETT JONES, Cilronelle, Velerinary Medicine. 0 KATE EILEEN JONES, Kappa Della, Auburn, Science and Lileralure. 0 MILLARD H. JONES, Marion, Civil Engineering. O PRESTON BROOKS JONES, Pi Kappa Phi, Sfar, S. C., Velerinary Medicine. I EARL W. JORDAN, McKenzie, Pre-Medicine. I Second Row: HELEN CLARKE JORDAN, Chi Omega, Birmingham, Business Adminisfralion, Presidenf, Sphinx, Auburn Players, Presidenl, Dance Club, Secrefary, W. S. G. A., lnframural Sporls Award, '39-'40, Pan- Hellenic Council, W. A. A. Council, '40-'4l. I MARY LEE JORDAN, Ganll, Home Economics. 0 WARREN ALTON JORDAN, Omega Tau Sigma, Laurinburg, N. C., Velerinary Medicine, Junior A. V. M. A., B. S. U. O FRANK KABASE, Birmingham, Aeronaulical Engineering, Aero Club, Nalional lnfercollegiale Flying Club. 0 EDMUND COYLE KAIN, Alpha Tau Omega, Birmingham, Mechanical Engineering, Band. 0 DANIEL EARL KALLMAN, Epsilon Mu Epsilon, New York, N. Y., Velerinary Medicine. CHARLES A. JOLLEY HENRY J. JONES KATE E. JONES MILLARD H. JONES PRESTON B JONES EARL W JORDAN HELEN C JORDAN MARY L. JORDAN WARREN A. JORDAN FRANK KABASE EDMUND C KAIN DANIEL E KALLMAN LERO RSON AND BURK JAMES H. KELLER SAMUEL J. KELLETT, JR. CHARLES M. KELLEY GEORGE C. KEMPSON JOSEPH E. KENNEDY GEORGE A. KENT, JR. LEE E. KILGO NOVIE D. KILGO ABOVE 0 Firsr Row: JAMES H. KELLER, Arab, Agricullure. 0 SAMUEL JAMES KELLETT, JR., Phi Kappa Phi, Founfain Inn, S. C., Velerinary Medicine. 0 CHARLES M. KELLEY, Lambda Chi Alpha, Eulaw, Archifeclureg Omicron Della Kappa, Scarab, Ediror, I940 GIomera1a , Who's Who in American Colleges and UniversiIies. 0 GEORGE C. KEMPSON, Cullman, Agriculfural Science. 0 Second Row: JOSEPH EDWIN KENNEDY, Aflania, Ga., Educalion. O GEORGE A. KENT, JR., Mobile, Eleclrical Engineering, Efa Kappa Nu. 0 LEE E. KILGO, Logan, Agriculfural Educafion. 0 NOVIE DUEL KILGO, Cullman, 'Agricullural Educalion. BELOW 0 Firsf Row: EDITH F. KINARD, Inverness, Educafion. I JAMES ARTHUR KING, Phi Delia Thera, Rome, Ga., Indusfrial Engineering, Spades, Omicron Delia Kappa, Presidenf, Execufive Cabinef, infer-Frafernify Council, 3, 4, Execufive Cabinei, 2, 3, Business Sfaff, Glomerafa, 3, Chairman, Ring Commiffee, N. S. F. A. Reporfer, Who's Who in American Colleges and Universifies. 0 RUTH OLIVIA KING, Delia Zefa, Midway, Home Economics Educafion, W. S. G. A. 0 BILL H. KINSEY, Alpha Psi, Peekskill, N. Y., Veierinary Medicine. 0 RALPH ORIAN KIPER, Wisner, La., Archifecrure. 0 FREDA RACHEL KYLE, Hartselle, Educa- Hon, Kappa Delia Pi, Sphinx, Secrefary and Treasurer, I. R. C. 0 Second Row: DAVID ARTHUR KYZER, Thefa Chi, Bessemer, Elecfrical Engineering. 0 WILLIAM TOWN- SEND KYSER, Alpha Gamma Rho, Minler, Agricullural Science. 0 JOE FRANK LACY, Pi Kappa Alpha, Columbus, Miss., Archifeclure, Scarab. I AILEEN M, LAGRONE, Auburn, Educafion, Kappa Della Pi. 0 JEAN HOLLIS LAIRD, Kappa Della, Savannah, Ga., Science and Lilerafure. O WESLEY M. LAND, JR., Coffonfon, Agriculfural Engineering. EDITH F KINARD JAMES A. KING RUTH O. KING BILL H. KINSEY RALPH O. KIPER FREDA R. KYLE DAVID A KYZER WILLIAM T. KYSER JOE F. LACY AILEEN M. LAGRONE JEAN H. LAIRD WESLEY M. LAND, JR N ROBERT LANGFORD ROBERT M. LANGLEY TOM E. LANHAM GEORGE W. H. LAPSLEY RALPH C LATHEM JOHN M. LAWRENCE BRAXTON L LeCROY SANFORD D. LEE JACK E. LeMAY JIM LeNOIR ROBERT W. LETT GEORGE L. LEWALLEN ABOVE 0 First Row: W. ROBERT LANGFORD, Opp, Agricultural Science, International Relations Club, Gamma Sigma Delta, Alpha Zeta. 0 ROBERT M. LANGLEY, Alexander City, Chemistry. O TOM EDGAR LANHAM, Alpha Psi, Edgefield, S. C., Veterinary Medicine. O GEORGE WARING HUSTON LAPSLEY, Kappa Alpha, Mont- gomery, Chemical Engineering, Phi Lambda Upsilon, Tau Beta ' PH C. LATHEM, Lambda Chi Alpha, Fairfield, Textile Engineering, Phi Psi. 0 JOHN M. ENCE ntre, Agricultural Education, Kappa Delta Pi, Gamma Sigma Delta. O Second Row: BRAXTON LUTHER LeCROY, Ma sville, Agricultural Education. O SANFORD DULANEY LEE, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Scottsboro, Business ministra' CK E. LeMAY, Sheffield, Mechanical Engineering, A. S. M. E., Pi Tau Sigma, Presiden LeNOIR, lpha Gamma Rho, Butler, Agricultural Education, A Club, F. F. A. I ROBERT WI N LETT, Aubu Agricultural Science, Ag Club, Band, Alabama Farmer Staff. I GEORGE L. LEWALLEN, Alpha Psi . Petersburg, Fla., 'erinary Medicine. OW 0 First Row: ROBERT HARTMAN LINDERMAN, ' , Lake W a ing, rd and Blade. 0 MARGARET VIRGINIA LINDON, Alpha Gamma Delta, Leeds, Home Economics, Cardinal Key, Theta Epsilon, Pan-Hellenic. O ALICE A. LITTLE, Theta Upsilon, Alexandria, Home Economics Education, Pan-Hellenic, Cardinal Key, State President Home Economics Club, F. H. A. 0 WILLIAM PHILIP LLOYD, Fi Kappa Alpha, Hurtsboro, Aeronautical Engineering. 0 Second Row: ILA GRAVES LOCKHART, Camp Hill, Home Economics, W. A. A., B. S. U., Dance Club, Home Economics Club, Physical Education Club. 0 THOMAS RUDD LODER, Sigma Nu, Chattanooga, Tenn., Aeronautical Engineering, President, A. S. M. E., Engineers Council. 0 JACK LOEB, Montgomery, Electrical Engineering, Eta Kappa Nu, Capt. R. O. T. C., A. I. E. E. 0 WILLIAM C. LONG, Montgomery, Electrical Engineering. ROBERT H LINDERMAN MARGARET V. LINDON ALICE A. LITTLE WILLIAM P. LLOYD LA G LOCKHART THOMAS R. LODER JACK LOEB WILLIAM C. LONG KZ... BOOTS STRATFORD Pep Manager WILLIAM M. LONG WILLFORD V. LORD K. L. LOTT, JR. RAYMOND D. LOVVORN GORDON MacEACHERN JAMES H. MCBROOM, JR JOHN N. MCCABE ISAAC W. MCCAMY THOMAS H. McCAMY KATHRYN M. MCCLELLAN JOSEPH K. MCCLURKIN, JR. WILBURN R. McCLUSKY ABOVE 0 First Row: WILLIAM MATTHEW LONG, Omega Tau Sigma, Burlington, N. C., Veterinary Medicine. 0 WILLFORD VIRGIL LORD, Andalusia, Agricultural Education, President, Alpha Zeta, Scabbard and Blade, F. F. A., Kappa Delta Pi, Ag Club, Gamma Sigma Delta. 0 K. L. LOTT, JR., Sigma Nu, Birmingham, Business Administration, Blue Key, Scabbard and Blade, Delta Sigma Pi. O RAYMOND DEMASCUS LOVVORN, Omeg ' ma, Wedowee, Veterinary Medicine, Junior A. V. M. A., Baseball, '38, '39, '40. 0 GORDON Mac ERN Alpha Psi, Haverhill, Mass., Veterinary Medicine, A Club, Executive Cabinet, Junior A. V. ., Pi a. O JAMES H. MCBROOM, JR., Montgomery, Education, Tau Kappa Alpha. ' 0 Secon ow: JO NE N MCCABE, Delta Sigma Phi, Dora, Architecture, Spades, Scarab, Scabbard and Blad micron Ita , Inter-Fraternity Council, Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities. 0 ISA WILSON Mc , Scottsboro, Chemical Engineering. 0 THOMAS HOWARD McCAMY, Kappa Alpha, alladega, Text' ineering, Phi Psi, American Association of Textile Colorists and Chemists. 0 KAT N M. MCCLE Decatur, Home Economics Education. 0 JOSEPH K. MCCLURKIN, JR., Lambda ' Chi pha, Pike Ro ' gricultural Science. 0 WILBURN R. MCCLUSKY, Decatur, Civil Engineering, A Clu A. S. C. E. BE W 0 I ow: RU A E Mc NN , more, a oratory Technique. I JAMES WALTER McCREA, Sigma Pi, Natchez, Miss., Aeronautical Engineering. 0 FRANK ROBINSON MCCREARY, Brooklyn, Agricultural Education. 0 JAMES CARLYLE MCCULLOCH, Pi Kappa Alpha, Huntsville, Aeronautical Engineering, Spades, President, Tau Beta Pi, Scabbard and Blade, Publications Board, Engineers Council, Lieut. Col. R. O. T. C., Dean's List, Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities. 0 Second Row: GEORGE TOM McDANlEL, Eastman, Ga., Veterinary Medicine. 0 WILLIAM J. McDONALD, Pelham, Ga., Civil Engineering. 0 C. HERNDON MCGEHEE, Sigma Nu, Auburn, Architecture, Spades, Omicron Delta Kappa, Scarab, Scabbard and Blade, President, A Club, '40, Brigade Colonel, R. O. T. C., Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities. 0 WILLIAM BRINGHURST McGEHEE, Kappa Sigma, Tullahoma, Tenn., Architecture, Spades, Omicron Delta Kappa, Scarab, GIomerata Statt, 3, Editor, 4, Inter- Fraternity Council, 3, Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities. I KIRK NEWELL RUTH A. MCCONNICO JAMES W. MCCREA FRANK R. MCCREARY JAMES C. MCCULLOCH Business Manager of GIomerata GEORGE T. McDANIEL WILLIAM J. McDONALD C. HERNDON MCGEHEE WILLIAM B. MCGEHEE NILLIAM H. MCGHEE NEIL E. MCGOWEN EDGAR L. MCGRAW JOHN W. McKEE ECIL E MCMAHAN ERNEST J. MCMEANS ROBERT S. MCMILLAN FRANK A. McWILLIAMS ABOVE 0 Firsf Row: WILLIAM HIRAM McGHEE, Dozier, Business Adminisiraiion. 0 NEIL E. MCGOWEN, Phi Kappa Tau, Empire, Educaiion, A Club, Fooiball Capfain, Blue Key, Scabbard and Blade. 0 EDGAR LEON MCGRAW, Anderson, Agricultural Education, Kappa Delia Pi. 0 JOHN WILLIAM McKEE, Alpha Psi, Selma, Veferinary Medicine. 0 Second Row: CECIL E. McMAHAN, Sigma Chi, Tuscumbia, Elecfrical Engineering, Tau Bela Pi, Scabbard and Blade, Eia Kappa Nu, Blue Key, A Club. 0 ERNEST JEAN MCMEANS, Alpha Tau Omega, Birming- ham, Mechanical Engineering. 0 ROBERT SAMUEL MCMILLAN, Siockion, Agricullural Educaiion. I FRANK A. MCWILLIAMS, Sylacauga, Pre-Medicine. BELOW I Firsi' Row: EARL R. MACKERY, Jacksonville, Fla., Veferinary Medicine. 0 JAMES W. MADILL, Dade Cify, Fla., Veferinary Medicine. 0 JOHN F. MAIN, Kappa Sigma, Peroie, Mechanical Engineering. 0 WILLIAM C. MALONE, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Talladega, Pharmacy, A. Ph. A. 0 CLIFTON ODELL MANN, New Hope, Agriculiural Educaiion. 0 DAVIS C. MANNING, Lambda Chi Alpha, Hunisville, Aeronauiical Engineering. I Second Row: WILLIAM HENRY MARCH, JR., Alpha Tau Omega, Mobile, Chemical Engineering. Q THOMAS ALTON MARKHAM, Hamilion, Agriculiural Educaiion. 0 ROBERT PAGE MARSHALL, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Jacksonville, Fla., Mechanical Engineering. 0 HELEN MARTIN, Planiersville, Home Economics, Hisforian of Senior Class. 0 JAMES HUNTER MARTIN, Kappa Alpha, Auburn, Texlile Engineering. 0 MARY VIRGINIA MARTIN, Phi Omega Pi, Geneva, Home Economics Educaiion, Glee Club, F. H. A., Inferna- fional Relaiions Club. ARL R MACKERY JAMES W. MADILL JOHN F. MAIN WILLIAM C. MALONE CLIFTON O MANN DAVIS C MANNING NILLIAM H. MARCH, JR. THOMAS A. MARKHAM ROBERT P, MARSHALL HELEN MARTIN JAMES H MARTIN MARY V MARTIN I BETTIDRAN DT AND MERWIN H. MATTHIS GEORGE T. MAXWELL JOHN B. MAY, III LUMAN M. MAYO HOWARD N. MEAD HAZEL G. MEADOWS MARION E. MEADOWS NIRAM J. MEADOWS ABOVE 0 First Row: MERWIN HALE MATTHIS, Omega Tau Sigma, New Bern, N. C., Veterinary Medicine, Dean's List, '40. 0 GEORGE T. MAXWELL, Sigma Chi, Atmore, Mechanical Engineering, Scabbard and Blade, A. S. M. E., Elections Committee, '40, 0 JOHN B. MAY, III, Theta Chi, Washington, D. C., Science and Literature. I LUMAN MAX MAYO, Auburn, Textile Engineering. 0 Second Row: HOWARD N. MEAD, Omega Tau Sigma, Greensboro, N. C., Veterinary Medicine, Y. M. C. A., A. V. M. A. I HAZEL GARDNER MEADOWS, Salem, Home Economics Education. 0 MARION E. MEADOWS, Phenix City, Veterinary Medicine. 0 NIRAM J. MEADOWS, Opp, Agricultural Science. BELOW 0 First Row: GEORGE A. MELTON, Kappa Alpha, Atmore, Veterinary Medicine. 0 KING MEMORY, Sigma Chi, Blachshear, Ga., Civil Engineering. 0 ROBERT GREEN MERRILL, Sigma Nu, Edgewater, Industrial Engineering. 0 CLARENCE LeROY MERSHON, Fairhope, Electrical Engineering, Tau Beta Pi, Eta Kappa Nu, A. I. E. E., Manager, Rifle Team, '39-'40, 0 JOHN MELVIN MILLER, Mt. Andrew, Science and Literature. Q VIRGINIA CARROLL MILLER, Auburn, Education, Kappa Delta Pi. 0 Second Row: WILLIAM FRANK MILLER, Kappa Sigma, Atlanta, Ga., Foreign Service, Swimming Team, Polo Team. I HARRIS EVAN MILLIGAN, Theta Chi, Newton, Agricultural Science. 0 ERNEST FRANKLIN MILLS, Columbus, Ga., Business Administration, A Club, Delta Sigma Pi, Scabbard and Blade, Blue Key. 0 VIRGINIA BAKER MILLS, Auburn, Home Economics Education. 0 VERD VENTON MITCHELL, Kappa Sigma, Tallassee, Commercial Art, Inter-Fraternity Council. 0 WILLIAM HO'OD MITCHELL, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Tarrant, Civil Engineering, Tau Beta Pi, Blue Key, Chi Epsilon. GEORGE A. MELTON KING MEMORY ROBERT G. MERRILL CLARENCE L. MERSHON JOHN MELVIN MILLER VIRGINIA C. MILLER WILLIAM F. MILLER HARRIS E. MILLIGAN ERNEST F. MILLS VIRGINIA B. MILLS VERD V. MITCHELL WILLIAM H. MITCHELL HELEN V. MOATES TIMOTHY A. MONK DEMPSEY W. MOODY A. WALLACE MOORE FRANK T. MOORE GEORGE E H MOORE JOHN J. MOORE GUY W. MOORMAN VERNON W. MORGAN DAVID C. MORRIS LONNIE G. MORRIS WILLIAM E MORRIS JR ABOVE 0 Firsi Row: HELEN VIRGINIA MOATES, Kappa Della, Enierprise, Home Economics Educaiion. 0 TIMOTHY ARCHIE MONK, Omega Tau Sigma, Goldsboro, N. C., Veferinary Medicine. 0 DEMPSEY WILEY MOODY, Lambda Chi Alpha, Cooke Springs, lnduslrial Engineering, In iernify Council, Glee Club. 0 A. WALLACE MOORE, Heiberger, Elecirical Engineering. 0 F . M ORE, Lambda Chi Alpha, Elfers, Fla., Agriculiural Educafion. 0 GEORGE EDWARD HASKEL OORE, a Psi, Waliersboro, S. C., Veierinary Medicine. 0 Second Row: JOHN JACKSON MOORE, Alpha i, Marion J 'on, Veterinary Medicine, A, V. M. A. 0 GUY WHITLEY MOORMAN, Alpha Psi, Douglas, a., Vet ' e ine. 0 VERNON WILBUR MORGAN, Pi Kappa Phi, Georgiana, Business Adminisiraiion lgma Pi. DAVID CARLYLE MORRIS, Piedmonf, Agriculfural Adminisiraiion. 0 LONNIE G. MOR IS, Haleyvilleg P rmacy, Band. 0 WILLIAM EDWARD MORRIS, JR., Alpha Tau Omega, Birmingham, Archiiecfure. 04 Firsi Rcw: GEORGE McOUEEN MORRISON, Ensley, Elecirical Engineering, Efa Kappa Nu. 0 RUBY CHRISTINE MORRISON, Theia Upsilon, Jacksonville, Fla., Home Economics, Cardinal Key, Women's Sfudenl Governmenf Associaiion, Oracles, Auburn Players, Thefa Epsilon. O H. D. MOSES, Hamilton, Agriculfural Science. 0 EDITHE MOSLEY, Alpha Gamma Delia, Birmingham, Home Economics, Theia Epsilon, Pan- Hellenic Council. 0 Second Row: JAMES M. MOTES, Thefa Chi, Annision, Texiile Engineering. 0 LEONARD W. MOYERS, Athens, Agriculfural Educafion. 0 BETH MARGUERITE MURPHY, Auburn, Pharmacy, American Pharmaceuiical Associaiion, Infernaiional Relaiions Club. 0 ROGER NANCE, Gurley, Agriculfural Educafion. GEORGE MCQ. MORRISON RUBY C. MORRISON H. D. MOSES EDITHE MOSLEY CECIL McMAHAN JAMES M. MOTES LEONARD w. MOYERS BETH M. MURPHY ROGER NANCE c,,p,,,,,, of SC,,bb,,,d and Blade in ARR! 2 6' PARKER A. NARROWS LAWLER C. NEIGHBORS JACK C. NEILL ROBERT G. NESTER JAMES K. NEWELL, JR. GRACE M. NEWMAN WILLIAM W. NEWMAN F. GOODWIN NICHOLS EARNEST B. NIX HASSEL K. NIX FORREST D. NIXON M. MACIAS NOA ABOVE 0 Firsf Row: PARKER ALFRED NARROWS, Lambda Chi Alpha, Ensley, Archileclure, Keys, lnfer-Frafernily Council, '39, Scarab. 0 LAWLER CLYDE NEIGHBORS, Goodwaler, Agriculfural Educafion. 0 JACK CAMPBELL NEILL, Pi Kappa Alpha, Birmingham, Induslrial Engineering, lnfer-Frafernify Council, Class Hisforian, A. I. I. E. I ROBERT G. NESTER, Alpha Tau Omega, Mobile, Aeronautical Engineering. 0 JAMES KIRK NEWELL, JR., Pi ha, Birmingham, Mechanical Engineering, GlomeraIa Slaff, 3, Business Manager, 4, Who's Who, S ary of unior Class, Debafe Council, A. S. M. E., Omicron Della Kappa, Tau Kappa Alpha, Alpha Phi ga. I AC ARTIN NEWMAN, Opelika, Educalion, Secrelary, Physical Educalion Club 0 Seco Row: WILLIA EWMAN, Cullman, Eleclrical Engineering, Efa Kappa Nu, Tau Bela Pi, A. I. E., A. S. ., Firsl Lieuf. T. C. 0 F. GOODWIN NICHOLS, Marion, Agricullural Science. 0 EARNEST B. Nl Delroif, Agri Educaiion. 0 HASSEL K. NIX, Cullman, Agricullural Educafion. O FORREST D. ON, Auburn, anical Engineering. 0 M. MACIAS NOA, Pensacola, Fla., Elecfrical Engineering. O BELOW 0 Firsl' Row: DURWARD M. NORDAN, Abbeville, Agriculfural Educafion. 0 ROWELL DICKINSON NUNN, Loachapoka, Business Adminislraiion. 0 JOHN ALBERT OBERG, Alpha Gamma Rho, Fairhope, Agriculiural Engineering. 0 LESLIE STOTT O'GWYNNE, Mobile, Archileclure, Scarab. O Second Row: BROOKS O'HARA, Bela Kappa, Cedarlown, Ga., Eleclrical Engineering. 0 JANE OWEN, Dadeville, Educafion. 0 MARTHA EMMA OWEN, Alpha Gamma Della, Auburn, Educafion, Pi Tau Chi. 0 CIVILLE HARKNESS OWENS, Della Zela, Aliceville, Home Economics Educalion. FRANK WILSON DURWARD M. NORDAN ROWELL D. NUNN JoHN A. OBERG LESLIE s. o'swYNNE Advenising Manager of Plainsman anooxs o'HARA JANE OWEN MARTHA E. OWEN CIVILLE H, owENs PRUDENCE OZIER WILLIAM H. PAGE HANKINS F. PARKER MARY F. PATRICK LEROY PATTERSON EDWARD M. PAUL ETHEL L. PAULK ROBERT S. PAYNE ABOVE 0 First Row: PRUDENCE OZIER, Chi Omega, Nashville, Tenn., Science and Literature. 0 WILLIAM HERMAN PAGE, Georgiana, Aeronautical Engineering. HANKINS FRED PARKER, Alpha Psi, Brewton, Veterinary Medicine, Omicron Delta Kappa, Business Manager, Glomerata, '40, Junior A. V. M. A., B. S. U. Q MARY FRANCES PATRICK, Scottsboro, Education. O Second Row: LEROY PATTERSON, Pi Kappa Phi, Luverne, Agricultural Education, President, Pi Kappa Phi, Inter-Fraternity Council, F. F. A., Sears Scholarship Club, Scabbard and Blade, Lieut. Col. R. O. T. C. Q EDWARD MILTON PAUL, Sigma Chi, Birmingham, Architecture, Blue Key, Scabbard and Blade, Scarab, Publications Board, Cadet Maior, R. O. T. C. 9 ETHEL LUCILE PAULK, Theta Upsilon, Opp, Education. 0 ROBERT SEALS PAYNE, Ramer, Agricultural Education, F. F. A., Kappa Delta Pi. BELOW 0 First Row: ALFRED EUBANK PEARSON, Alpha Tau Omega, Birmingham, Civil Engineering. 0 FRANCES NELL PEARSON, West Point, Ga., Education. 0 MADGE C. PENNINGTON, Vernon, Home Economics. Q ELIZABETH H. PERRY, Auburn, Science and Literature. 0 MARION J. PERRY, Lambda Chi Alpha, Mobile, Mechanical Engineering, A. S. M. E., Pi Tau Sigma. 0 PAT H. PERRY, Sigma Nu, Hurtsboro, Chemical Engineering, Phi Lambda Upsilon, Engineers Council. 0 ROGER AULIS PETREY, Haines City, Fla., Aeronautical Engineering. 0 Second Row: WILLIAM E. PETERS, JR., Enterprise, Business Administration. 0 SAM PETTUS, Hope Hull, Civil Engineering, President, Senior Class, President, Chi Epsilon, Tau Beta Pi, A, S. C. E., Executive Cabinet, Engineers Council. 0 CAROL DOUGLAS PETTY, Dawson, Ga., Interior Decoration. 0 WALTER VIRGIL PETTY, Alpha Psi, Dawson, Ga., Veterinary Medicine, B.S.A., University of Georgia, '38. 0 CHARLES RALTON PHILLIPS, Phil Campbell, Veterinary Medicine, Junior A. V. M. A., Y. M. C. A. 0 ROBERT CLIFTON PICKENS, Beta Kappa, Moulton, Business Administration, Social Committee, '40-'4l, Lieut. R. O. T. C. 0 SAM PIERCE, Equality, Agricultural Education. JI AND M ALFRED E PEARSON FRANCES N. PEARSON MADGE C. PENNINGTON ELIZABETH H. PERRY MARION J. PERRY PAT H. PERRY ROGER A PETTEY WILLIAM E PETERS, JR. SAM PETTUS CAROL D. PETTY WALTER V. PETTY CHARLES R. PHILLIPS ROBERT C. PICKENS SAM PIERCE DAN JOHN B. PIGGOTT JAMES J. PITTMAN CHARLES N. PITTS MARSHALL C. PITTS FRANCES PLAXCO AUSTIN PLEMONS JOHN F. POPE JESSE L. PORTER ABOVE 0 First Row: JOHN BURR PIGGOTT, Sigma Chi, Purcellville, Va., Veterinary Medicine, Chi Beta Phi. 0 JAMES J. PITTMAN, Auburn, Agricultural Education. 0 CHARLES NORRIS PITTS, Montgomery, Mechanical Engineering, Tau Beta Pi, A. S. M. E., Pi Tau Sigma. 0 MARSHALL C. PITTS, West Point, Ga., Business Administration. 0 Second Row: FRANCES PLAXCO, Kappa Delta, Russellville, Business Administration. 0 AUSTIN PLEMONS, Alpha Gamma Rho, Falkville, Agricultural Education. 0 JOHN FRANKLIN POPE, Montgomery, Mechanical Engineering, Lieut. R. O. T. C., President, Glee Club. 0 JESSE LEE PORTER, Alpha Gamma Rho, Foley, Agricultural Education, Editor, F, F, A. Annual. BELOW 0 First Row: LYMAN E. PORTER, Omega Tau Sigma, Quincy, Fla., Veterinary Medicine, Pi Tau Xi. 0 WALTER TURNER PORTER, Lexington, Agricultural Education. 0 JEFF RUSSELL POWELL, JR., Pi Kappa Phi, Selma, Electrical Engineering. 0 ANNA POWERS, Kappa Delta Athens, Home Economics Education. 0 JAMES WILLIAM POWERS, Birmingham, Business Administration, Captain, Rifle Team. 0 EDMUND ELLIS PRATHER, Autaugaville, Agricultural Science, Alpha Zeta Club, Gamma Sigma Delta. 0 MARVIN C. PRATT, Altoona, Agricultural Education. I Second Row: JOHNNIE J. PREWETT, Cordova, Civil Engineering. 0 PAUL M. PRUITT, Alpha Gamma Rho, Gaylesville, Agricultural Education, Executive Cabinet, '38, Ag Club, F. F. A., Plainsman Staff. 0 SUE MARTIN QUATTLEBAUM, Chi Omega, Conway, S. C., Interior Decoration, W. A. A., '38, '39, Vice-President, '40, President, W. S. G. C., Sphinx, Women's Representative to Executive Cabinet, President, Pan-Hellenic. 0 JOHN ALBERT OUENELLE, Pi Kappa Alpha, Oxford, Textile Engineering, Phi Psi. 0 BEATRICE L. RAINS, Zeta Tau Alpha, Auburn, Science and Literature. 0 ROBERT ERWIN RAMEY, Pi Kappa Alpha, Akron, Agri- cultural Education, Glomerata Staff. 0 WALLACE F. RASBERRY, Covin, Agricultural Science, F. F. A. LYMAN E PORTER WALTER T. PORTER JEFF R, POWELL, JR. ANNA POWERS JAMES W. POWERS EDMUND E. PRATHER MARVIN C. PRATT JOHNNIE J PREWETT PAUL M. PRUITT SUE M. QUATTLEBAUM JOHN A. QUENELLE BEATRICE L. RAINS ROBERT E. RAMEY WALLACE F. RASBERRY JOE M. RASH CHARLES A. RAY J. H. REAL OWEN W. REEDER CONYERS B. RELFE FRANK M. RENFRO JAMES M. REYNOLDS ELBERT M. RHODES WILMOT G. RHODES BESSIE B. RICE GEORGIA A. RICE SYBIL RICHARDSON WALKER L. RICHMOND ALVIN E. RIVES ABOVE 0 Firsl Row: JOE M. RASH, Kinslon, Pharmacy, Rho Chi. 0 CHARLES A. RAY, Prailville, Business Ade minisirafion, Della Sigma Pi. 0 J. H. REAL, Deiroil, Agricullural Educalion. I OWEN W. REEDER, Alpha Gamma Rho, Falkville, Agricullural Educalion. 0 CONYERS E, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Mf. Meigs, Chemislry, Phi Lambda Upsilon, Tau Kappa Alpha. 0 MO OE RENFRO, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Opelika, Science and Lileralure. 0 JAMES MALLORY NOLDS, ppa Alpha, Annisfon, Business Adminis- lralion, lnfer-Fralernify Council. 0 Second Row: ELBERT MARVIN RHODES, Su erdale, ' I Educaiion. 0 WILMOT GOODALE RHODES, Pi Kappa Phi, Savannah, Ga., Aerona ical srafion, Band, Mu Befa Psi, I. A. S., Auburn Aero Club, N. I. F. C., Clemson iransfer. 0 B. RICE, burn, Home Economics Educaiion. 0 GEORGIA ALEENE RICE, Gadsden, Home Economics Educaiion. SYBIL RICHARDS , Thela Upsilon, Auburn, Educafion, Cardinal Key, Oracles, Presidenl . A., B. . Cabinel. 0 WAL R L. RICHMOND, Pi Kappa Alpha, Mobile, Mechanical Engineerin u Bela Pi, S. ., P' Tau Sigma. ALV EARLE RIVES, Thela Upsilon, Tyler, Chemistry, Cardinal ey, Auburn ical l BELOW 0 Firsl Row: RUTH ELIZABETH ROBERTS, Kappa Della, Auburn, Business Adminislrafion. I DORA RUTH ROBINSON, Kappa Della, Lowndesboro, Home Economics. 0 KATIE LEE ROBINSON, Thefa Upsilon, Lanetf, Education, Y. W. C. A. Presidenl. 0 MILES VAUGHN ROBISON, Weiumpka, Agricullural Science. 0 Second Row: THOMAS ODORION ROBY, Alpha Psi, Silver Springs, Md., Velerinary Medicine, Spades, Omicron Della Kappa, Execuiive Cabinel, Who's Who in American Colleges and Universiliesf' 0 WILLIS WOODALL RODGERS, Auburn, Agricullural Educafion. 0 D. THOMAS ROGERS, Birmingham, Electrical Engineering, Efa Kappa Nu, B. S. U. Council, Band. 0 GEORGE ROGOFF, Epsilon Mu Epsilon, Wilminglon, Cal., Velerinary Medicine. RUTH E. ROBERTS DORA R. ROBINSON KATIE L. ROBINSON MILES V. ROBISON THOMAS O. ROBY WILLIS W. RODGERS D. THOMAS ROGERS CEORGE ROGOFF 5 DAN HOLLIS Edilor of Ihe PIainsman CHARLES A. ROLLO WILLIAM C. ROTENBERRY LUCILE G. RUSH WILLIAM E. RUSH, JR. JIMMIE W. RUTLAND, JR. JANE E. SARTAIN MILTON P. SAUSE DAVID R. SAVELLE GEORGE SAWADA F. D. SAWYER FRED G. SCHELL E. FREDERIC SCHULTZ, JR. ELIZABETH A. SCRIVNER THOMAS C. SCROGGINS ABOVE 0 Firsl Row: CHARLES A. ROLLO, Sipsey, Agriculfural Engineering, A Club. 0 WILLIAM C. ROTEN- BERRY, Pi Kappa Alpha, Monfgomery, Chemislry, Scabbard and Blade, Blue Key. 0 LUCILE GIBSON RUSH, Tunica, Miss., Inferior Decoraiion. 0 WILLIAM E. RUSH, JR., Lambda Chi Alpha, Augusla, Ga., Archifeciure, Scarab. 0 JIMMIE WILLIS RUTLAND, JR., Alpha Tau Omega, Cherokee, Agricullural Adminisfralion, Q JANE ELIZABETH Kappa Delia, Jasper, Science and Liferalure, Cardinal Key. 0 MILTON PHILIP SAUSE, Omega igma allimore, Md., Velerinary Medicine. O Second : DAVID Bl SAVELLE, Alpha Tau Omega, Auburn, Science and Lileralure. 0 GEORGE SAWADA, ichlon, O am orliculiure, Scabbard and Blade, Gamma Sigma Della. 0 F. D. SAWYER, Frisco C' , Agriculfural u ion. 0 FRED G. SCHELL, Alpha Psi, Union Springs, Veferinary Medicine, lnier-Fr rnify Council. I E. FREDERICK SCHULTZ, JR., Cilronelle, Agricullural Science, Gamma Sigma Delia, Ipha Zeia Cl labama Farmer Sfaff, 0 ELIZABETH ANN SCRIVNER, Berry, Home Economics Educ on. 0 THO COY SCRO INS, Dadeville, Agriculfural Science. BELO 0 Firsf Row: WILLIAM RUSH SCRUGGS, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Birmingham, Business Adminislrafion. 0 JAMES PAMMEL SEAL, Sigma Nu, Auburn, Agricullural Science, Alpha Zefa Club, Gamma Sigma Delia. O VAN B. SEELBINDER, Delia Sigma Phi, Birmingham, Elecirical Engineering. 0 J. DOUGLAS SELLERS, Adamsville, Agricullural Science, Senior Member Board of Confrol, Alabama Farmer , Gamma Sigma Della. 0 Second Row: JOSEPH EDWARD SELLERS, McKenzie, Agricullural Educafion. 0 WILLIAM O. SELLERS, McKenzie, Agriculfural Science. 0 JIM M. SHARMAN, Miami Beach, Fla., Aeronaulical Adminisfraiion. O JOHN DAVID SHARP, Wilson Dam, Elecirical Engineering, Alpha Phi Omega, A. I. E. E. EDMUND TAYLOR WILLIAM R. scnuees JAMES P. SEAL VAN B. sesuunnen J. noueLAs ssuens Presideni of Blue Key JOSEPH E. SELLERS WILLIAM O. SELLERS JIM M. SHARMAN JOHN D. SHARP HAROLD C SHARPE DALTON SHIELDS LAMAR C. SHIELDS CARY T. SHOEMAKER WILLIAM E SHOFNER, JR. PERCY F. SINGLEY MATTIE B. SMALL ALBIE R. SMITH ABOVE 0 First Row: HAROLD C. SHARPE, Piedmont, Business Administration. 0 DALTON SHIELDS, Dozier, Agri- cultural Education. 0 LAMAR C. SHIELDS, Deatsville, Agricultural Education. l CARY TIMOTHY SHOE- MAKER, Kappa Alpha, Abbeville, Mechanical Engineering. 0 Second Row: WILLIAM EDWARD SHOFNER, JR., Delta Sigma Phi, Birmingham, Mechanical Engineering, Band, '39, '40, Tennis Team, '39, '40. 0 PERCY F. SINGLEY, Anniston, Agricultural Engineering. 0 MATTIE B. SMALL, Notasulga, Home Economics. 0 ALBIE REEVES SMITH, Delta Sigma Phi, Birmingham, Architecture, President, Scarabs. BELOW 0 First Row: ANAMERLE SMITH, Kappa Delta, Evergreen, Home Economics, Dormitory President, W. S. G. A. 0 FLOYD SMITH, Winfield, Education. 0 FORRESTER McLAIN SMITH, Kappa Sigma, Prattville, Textile Engineering, Keys, Phi Psi. 0 GEORGE KENNETH SMITH, Kappa Alpha, Columbia, S. C., Veterinary Medicine, Omega Tau Sigma, Junior A. V. M. A., Inter-Fraternity Council. 0 HAROLD WILSON SMITH, Phi Delta Theta, Decatur, Pharmacy. 0 LLOYD BATRE SMITH, Birmingham, Mechanical Engineering. O MARSHALL SMITH, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Florence, Business Administration. 0 Second Row: RUSSELL THOMAS SMITH, Mt. Hope, Agricultural Education. 0 WILLIAM ROSS SNELLINGS, Columbus, Ga., Agricultural Engineering. O CECIL JULIUS SPEARS, Alpha Psi, Dublin, Ga., Veterinary Med- icine. 0 DAVID G. SPRINKLE, Omega Tau Sigma, Washington, D. C., Veterinary Medicine, A Club. O JAMES H. STAGGERS, Honoraville, Agricultural Education, Kappa Delta Pi. 0 LESLIE ST. CLAIR, New Market, Agricultural Education, Sears Scholarship, Gamma Sigma Delta. 0 BERNICE STEELE, Chi Omega, Brent, Home Economics, Sphinx. ANAMERLE SMITH FLOYD SMITH FORRESTER MCL. SMITH GEORGE K. SMITH HAROLD W SMITH LLOYD B SMITH MARSHALL SMITH RUSSELL T SMITH WILLIAM R. SNELLINGS CECIL J. SPEARS DAVID G. SPRINKLE JAMES H. STAGGERS LESLIE ST CLAIR BERNICE STEELE RUTH E STELZENMULLER JAMES H. STEPHENSON CHARLES P. STEWART JOHN J. STILL ROY F STINSON, JR. JULIAN D. STITH BEBE STONE JOHN B. STRATFORD ABOVE 0 Firsf Row: RUTH E. STELZENMULLER, Auburn, Inferior Decoralion. 0 JAMES HOWELL STEPHENSON, Harfselle, Agricullural Science, A Club. 0 CHARLES P. STEWART, Tuscumbia, Agricullural Science. 0 JOHN J. STILL, Haleyville, Agriculiural Educafion. 0 Second Row: ROY FRANKLIN STINSON, JR., Kappa Alpha, Birmingham, Pre-Medicine, Scabbard and Blade, Alpha Epsilon Delia. 0 JULIAN DuBOSE STITH, Omega Tau Sigma, Mullins, S. C., Veferinary Medicine, A. V. M. A., Dean's LisI'. 0 BEBE STONE, Chi Omega, Decaiur, Educafion. 0 JOHN BETHEA STRATFORD, Phi Delia Thefa, Montgomery, Aeronaulical Adminisfrafion, Spades, Omicron Delia Kappa, Scabbard and Blade, Spiked Shoe, Pep Manager, GlomeraIa, 4, Sporfs Edifor, Plainsman, 3, Who's Who in American Colleges and Universilies. BELOW 0 Firsl' Row: OTTO M. STROCK, Omega Tau Sigma, Elloree, S. C., Veierinary Medicine, Junior A. V. M. A. I RUTH SUNDBERG, Chi Omega, Fairhope, Home Economics, Theia Epsilon. 0 HAROLD LEE SUTTON, JR., Kappa Sigma, Villa Rica, Ga., Pharmacy, Tau Kappa Alpha, Auburn Debale Council, Presideni, Wesley Founda- lion, Presideni, Pi Tau Chi, lnier-Church Siudenf Council, Freshman Baskelball Manager, '37, A. Ph. A. 0 THOMAS BRIDGES SUTTON, Alpha Psi, Sylvester, Ga., Veferinary Medicine. 0 MATTYBELLE TABOR, Phi Omega Pi, Owens Cross Roads, Home Economics, W. S. G. A., Pan-Hellenic Council. O MARGARET T. TANNER, Loachapoka, Home Economics. 0 WILEY DREXEL TANNER, Dora, Agricullural Adminisfraiion. 0 Second Row: ANN ODELLE TATUM, Kappa Della, Opelika, Educaliong Cardinal Key, Kappa Delia Pi, Who's Who. 0 CAROLYN TATUM, Kappa Delia, Opelika, Science and Lileralure. O EDMUND D. TAYLOR, Alpha Tau Omega, Birmingham, Pre-Law, Blue Key, Scabbard and Blade, lnfer-Fralernify Council. 0 GEORGE SNEAD THAGARD, Pi Kappa Alpha, Andalusia, Mechanical Engineering, Tau Bela Pi, Pi Tau Sigma. 0 PRESTON ROGER THAXTON, Pensacola, Fla., Mechanical Engineering. Q ALBE VIRGIL THOMAS, Rockford, Agri- cullural Education. 0 JIM THOMAS, JR., Laneif, Educaiion. OTTO M STROCK RUTH SUNDBERG HAROLD L SUTTON, JR. THOMAS B. SUTTON MATTYBELLE TABOR MARGARET T. TANNER WILEY D. TANNER ANN O TATUM CAROLYN TATUM EDMUND D TAYLOR GEORGE S. THAGARD PRESTON R, THAXTON ALBE V. THOMAS JIM THOMAS, JR EON P. THOMAS HERBERT L. THOMPSON JOSEPH D. THOMPSON LESLIE G. THOMPSON WILLIAM M. THOMPSON HAROLD 8. THORNHILL GROVER C. THORNTON UNIUS E. THORPE LOUISE THRASH LILLIAN E. THROWER RUFUS L. TINDOL FRANK T. TOBEY WALLACE E. TREADWAY MARTHA N. VANN ABOVE 0 Firsl Row: LEON PROPHEIT THOMAS, Thefa Chi, Jones, Agricullural Science. 0 HERBERT LEROY THOMPSON, Greenville, Chemical Engineering, Tau Bela Pi, Phi Lambda Upsilon, Presidenf, Engineers Council, Presidenl, A. I. Ch. E., Dean's Lisl. Q JOSEPH D. THOMPSO Agricullural Engineering. 0 LESLIE GENE THOMPSON, Alpha Psi, Swainsboro, Ga., Velerinar lcine. WILLIAM MONROE THOMPSON, Omega Tau Sigma, Camden, Velerinary Medicine, Junior . M. A. HAROLD B. THORNHILL, Wefumpka, Agricullural Educafion. 0 GROVER C. THORNTON mega Tau Sigma, Union Springs, Veferinary Medicine. 0 Second Row: JUNIUS E. THORPE, Millervill Agricul ion, Kappa Della Pi, Gamma Sigma Della. 0 LOUISE THRASH, Phi Mu, Selma, Ed c ' LILLIA E. THROWER, Phi Omega Pi, Heflin, Home Economics Education, Inlernalional Relalions ub, F. H. A.. RUFUS LEE TINDOL, Bela Thela Pi, Dublin, Ga., Civil Engineering, A. S. C. E., Civil Crew' Co-op Cl 0 FRANK THRAL'TOBEY, Memphis, Tenn., Civil Engineering. 0 WALLACE EUGEN WAY, isfo rchileclure, Scarab' Scab rd and Blade. O MARTHA NELL VANN, Della Zela, eville, Edu . BELOW 0 Firsl Row: REBECCA E. VICE, Birmingham, Home Economics. O TIMOTHY G. VICK, Fayefle, Eleclrical Engineering. 0 CHARLES B. VICKERY, Excel, Agriculfural Educalion. 0 EDWARD L. WADDELL, Rogersville, Agricullural Educafion. 0 Second Row: MITCHELL WADKINS, Auburn, Business Adminislrafion. 0 ERBAN EMERSON WAKEFIELD, JR., Columbia, Agriculfural Science. O FAY WOODROE WALDROP, Union Grove, Agriculfural Educalion, Ag Club, F. F. A. 0 JESSE RICHARD WALDROP, Pi Kappa Alpha, Afhens, Inferior Decoralion. EBECCA E. VICE TIMOTHY G. VICK CHARLES B. VICKERY EDWARD L. WADDELL ITCHELL WADKINS ERBAN E. WAKEFIELD, JR. FAY W. WALDROP JESSE R. WALDROP , E I Zz... R. T. YOUNG Presidenl of Inlerfralernily Council MILDRED F. WALDROP GEORGE A. WALKER GUY J. WARD ALVA D. WARE, JR. JAMES N. WARE JOE C. WARE FREDERICK F. WARREN JOHN M. WATERS NELLE C. WATSON TILLMAN D. WATSON CHALMUS L. WEATHERS MARY J. WEAVER ALVA T. WEBB THAD T. WEBSTER ABOVE 0 First Row: MILDRED FRANCES WALDROP, Chi Omega, Jasper, Home Economics. 0 GEORGE ADDISON WALKER, Kingsport, Tenn., Agricultural Science. O GUY J. WARD, Alpha Gamma Rho, Brent, Business Administration. 0 ALVA D. WARE, JR., Pi Kappa Alpha, Toomsboro, Ga., Business Administration. Q JAMES NUNN WAR Autaugaville, Agricultural Administration. 0 JOE CUSHMAN WARE, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Birmingh ext Engineering, Phi Psi. 0 FREDERICK F. WARREN, Omega Tau Sigma, Middleburg, Va., Veterinar dicine. 0 Secon ow: JO M N WATERS, Manassas, Va., Veterinary Medicine. 0 NELLE C. WATSON, Dadevill ducation. 0 AN DAVIS WATSON, Johnston, S. C., Agricultural Education. Q CHALMUS L. WE ERS, Boaz, A c ral Education. 0 MARY JANE WEAVER, Phi Omega Pi, Birmingham, Home Econo s. O ALVA . EBB, LaFayette, Agricultural Education. 0 THAD THOMAS WEBSTER, Auburn, Agri ural Educatio BE OW 0 First Row: JOSEPH EDWARD WELDEN, Lambda Chi Alpha, Wetumpka, Pre-Medicine, Inter-Fraternity Council. 0 VERNON L. WELLS, Theta Chi, Selma, Veterinary Medicine, Social Committee, Junior A. V. M. A., Inter-Fraternity Council. 0 MARTIN WENDER, Columbus, Ga., Business Administration, Omicron Delta Kappa, Tau Kappa Alpha. 0 GEORGE VINCENT WENDLING, Sigma Chi, Birmingham, Business Administration, A Club, Varsity Football, '38-'40, Varsity Track, '40-'4l. 0 Second Row: HENRY WESSON, Brewton, Agricultural Science, Ag Club, Gamma Sigma Delta, Alpha Zeta Club. 0 VIRGINIA WEST, Phi Omega Pi, Auburn, Business Administration, Cardinal Key, Pan-Hellenic Council. 0 LILLIE BEULAH WHATLEY, Opelika, Education, W. A. A., Physical Education Club. g MARGARET SUSAN WHATLEY, Auburn, Home Economics, President, Home Economics Club, Theta Epsilon, Oracles, Open Forum, Winner of l94O Danforth Fellowship. W 6 DARTY JOSEPH E. WELDEN VERNON L. WELLS MARTIN WENDER GEORGE V. WENDLING Business Manager of PIainsman HENRY WESSON VIRGINIA WEST LILLIE B. WHATLEY MARGARET S. WHATLEY THOMAS J. WHATLEY ELIZABETH G. WHEELER MELVIN C. WHITAKER RICHARD D. WHITE WILMER WHITE JAMES P. WHITMAN, JR. KENNETH WHITTINGTON ALEXANDER T. WIATT ABOVE I First Row: THOMAS J. WHATLEY, Pyriton, Agricultural Science, Ag Club. 0 ELIZABETH G. WHEELER, Kappa Delta, Birmingham, Home Economics Education, President, Women's Student Government Association, Sphinx, Kappa Delta Pi. 0 MELVIN C, WHITAKER, Radford, Va., Aeronautical Engineering, Dean's List, Institute of Aeronautical Sciences. 0 RICHARD D. WHITE, Kappa Sigma, Atlanta, Ga., Commercial Art, Swimming Team. 0 Second Row: WILMER WHITE, Sylacaugag Chemical Engineering. 0 JAMES P, WHITMAN, JR., Winfield, Veterinary Medicine. 0 KENNETH WHITTINGTON, Midway, Veterinary Medicine, Omega Tau Sigma. 0 ALEXANDER TALIAFERRO WIATT, Omega Tau Sigma, Hampton, Va., Veterinary Medicine, Junior A. V. M. A. BELOW O First Row: RICHARD A. WIBLE, Montgomery, Agricultural Science. 0 HERBERT H. WIGGINS, Gadsden, Electrical Engineering, Scabbard and Blade. 0 ALBERT JOSEPH WILBERT, Lambda Chi Alpha, Mobile, Mechanical Engineering, Tau Beta Pi, Pi Tau Sigma. O ROBERT LESLIE WILKERSON, JR., Notasulga, Textile Engineering, Phi Psi. 0 AUGUSTA GARLAND WILLIAMS, Winfield, Agricultural Education, Kappa Delta Pi, Alpha Zeta, Sears Scholarship Club, Gamma Sigma Delta. 0 RALPH LELDON WILLIAMS, Blanton, Education. O RUTH WILLIAMS, Theta Upsilon, Alexander City, Home Economics, Theta Epsilon, Home Economics Club. 0 Second Row: JAMES WILLIAMS WILLIS, New Rockford, N. D., Veterinary Medicine. 0 FRANK BRAD WILSON, Pi Kappa Alpha, Greenville, Business Administration, Omicron Delta Kappa, Scabbard and Blade, Delta Sigma Pi, Varsity Track Manager, Advertising Manager, PIainsman , Scott Loan Board, W. O. Farmer Scholarship, Alpha Phi Omega. 0 HAROLD LEWIS WILSON, Camp Hill Aeronautical Engineering. Q HOMER D. WILSON, Montgomery, Electrical Engineering. 0 LEWIS B. WILSON, Wedowee, Agriculture. 0 ULMER WILSON, Montevallo, Pharmacy, A. Ph. A. 0 JAMES ROBERT WINDHAM, Pi Kappa Alpha, Mobile, Chemical Engineering, Tau Beta Pi, Phi Lambda Upsilon, Engineers Council, A. I. Ch. E. MA MP AND RICHARD A. WIBLE HERBERT H. WIGGINS ALBERT J. WILBERT ROBERT L. WILKERSON, JR.AUGUSTA G. WILLIAMS RALPH L, WILLIAMS RUTH WILLIAMS JAMES W. WILLIS FRANK B. WILSON HAROLD L. WILSON HOMER D. WILSON LEWIS B. WILSON ULMER WILSON JAMES R WINDHAM LER AND PSON HAM FRANCIS B. WINGATE LOCHREN A. WISE ULAY K. WISE WARREN W. WISE MANSEL WOLF JOE R. WOOD THOMAS A. WOOD WILLIAM O. WOOD ABOVE 0 Firsr Row: FRANCIS BALDWIN WINGATE, Birmingham, Mechanical Engineering, Pi Tau Sigma. 0 LOCHREN ADAM WISE, Birmingham, Archileclure. 0 ULAY KING WISE, McCullough, Agricullural Educafion. O WARREN WALLACE WISE, Alpha Gamma Rho, Claylon, Agriculfural Science, A Club, Ag Club. 0 Second Row: MANSEL WOLF, Wilsonville, Agriculfural Educalion. 0 JOE ROBERT WOOD, Monfevallog Educalion. 0 THOMAS ADAMSON WOOD, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Marion, Mechanical Engineering, Alpha Phi Omega. 0 WILLIAM OTTIS WOOD, Hackleburg, Agricullural Educaiion. BELOW O Firsl Row: PAUL M. WOODFIN, Alpha Gamma Rho, Marion, Agriculfural Science. 0 BERNICE WOODS, Headland, Educafion. 0 MARGARET E. WOOLF, Della Zefa, Auburn, Home Economics. 0 CHARLES DONALD WORTHY, Fyffe, Educafion. O LANDIS CLEVELAND WORTHY, Fyffe, Archifeclure. 0 TED R. WRIGHT, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Birmingham, Educafion, Infer-Fralernify Council, Blue Key, Scabbard and Blade, Baseball, '39, '40. Q CECIL S. YARBROUGH, JR., Auburn, Veterinary Medicine. 0 Second Row: DAVID ENNIS YOUNG, Mt. Hope, Agriculfural Education, F. F. A., Ag Club. 0 GUS WILSON YOUNG, Graham, Agricultural Education. Q HENRY GRADY YOUNG, Omega Tau Sigma, Lyerly, Veterinary Medicine. 0 LUTHER M. YOUNG, Geraldine, Educalion. 0 RINGGOLD TAYLOR YOUNG, III, Pi Kappa Alpha, Fairfield, Induslrial Engineering, Omicron Delfa Kappa, Scabbard and Blade, Presidenf, Inter-Fralernily Council. 0 WILLIAM IRVIN ZEIGLER, Elmore, Agricullural Educalion, Alpha Zefa, Gamma Sigma Delta. I OTTO ZETZ, Beaumont, Texas, Agriculfural Science. PAUL M WOODFIN BERNICE WOODS MARGARET E. WOOLF CHARLES D. WORTHY LANDIS C. WORTHY TED R. WRIGHT CECIL S. YARBROUGH JI DAVID E YOUNG GUS W. YOUNG HENRY G. YOUNG LUTHER M, YOUNG RINGGOLD T. YOUNG, III WILLIAM I. ZEIGLER OTTO ZETZ K' Af -mf 3 Leff fo right Ambrose, Gregg, Jackson, and Blackburn JHNIHHS CRAIG JACKSON HOWARD GREGG RUSSELL AMBROSE CHRISTINE BLACKBURN President Vice-Presidenf Treasurer Hisforian I Q :V ,,., mg ,gtk FIRST COLUMN 0 WILLIAM HUBERT ABERNATHY, Pi Kappa Alpha, Alexander City, Textile Engineering. 0 ROBERT L. ADAIR, Alpha Tau Omega, Huntsville, Business Administration. 0 CHARLES E. ADAMS, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Mobile, Business Administration. 0 FREDERICK P. ADAMS, Beta Kappa, Shef- field, Electrical Engineering, 0 PHILLIP E. ADAMS, Pi Kappa Phi, Alex- ander City, Business Administration. OROBERT CARROLL ADAMSON, Alexander City, Agricultural Science. 0 ROBERT L. ADDERHOLD, Piedmont, Agri- cultural Education. 0 FRED T, AGRICOLA, Phi Delta Theta, Gadsden, Pre-Medicine. 0 ANITA S. ALBRIGHT, Kappa Delta, Union Springs, Home Economics Education. SECOND COLUMN 0 RICHARD HOBART ALEXANDER, Center Point, Mechanical Engineering. 0 EVELYN LEE ALISON, Minter, Secondary Education. 0 ROBERT B. ALLAN, Columbus, Ga., Aero- nautical Engineering. 0 CHARLES R. ALLEN, Phi Della Theta, Charleston, South Carolina, Chemical Engi- - gawk I H. diff .. . Wag is H 1. , at f., Eg 2 . , 5 . ..-5g...u wsggggiggax , ,, .z, .:, 1. ..,--, -Jr aw 'f 0 EDWIN CLINTON ALLEN, Memphis, Ten- nessee, Aeronautical Engineering. 0 RAYMOND WINSLOW ALLEN, Pi Kappa Alpha, Birmingham, Business Administration. 0 ROLAND BENOIT ALLEN, Pi Kappa Alpha, Sheffield, Education. OCHARLES I. ALTON, Bayou La Batre, Agricultural Education. 0 RUSSELL AMBROSE, Pi Kappa Phi, Mon- tevallo, Business Administration. THIRD COLUMN 0 JOHN ERIC ANDERSON, Delray Beach, Florida, Veterinary Medicine. 0 ROBERT C. ANDERSON, Alpha Tau Omega, Montevallog Science and Literature. 0 JAMES FELIX ANDREWS, Floralag Veter- inary Medicine. 0 NICK ARDILLO, Amite, La., Education. OJAMES LAWERENCE ARMISTEAD, Mo- bile, Architecture. 0 LEWIS EMERY ARNOLD, Sigma Phi Epsi- lon, Fairfield, Science and Literature. 0 WILLIAM EDWIN ARNOLD, Alpha Tau Omega, Jacksonville, Florida, Business Ad- ministration. 0 CHARLES EDWARD ASHMORE, Pi Kappa Alpha, Birmingham, Foreign Service. GRAY ALVIN ASHWANDER, Alpha Psi, Tr -2':' . r.-1-sz... :.g.. . I 1, , neering. Hanceville, Veterinary Medicine. I if . .f 1 . I .Vee .J T ff4.-GijjW'L I' f'wQjfW3iXTs5vf'1fiy 'fj , 5,:-. 'S A -iris Q - . 1 fi --ff.: Jjjffzrfd- S ss : W 1 iiwliii' A ' -WI? ' N y' 5 -1 i' , . -I I I f fi , , . 2 -' V-af . 73 . :Q FIRST ROW 0 GEORGE A. AUSTIN, Sigma Alpha Epsi- lon, Atlanta, Georgia, Civil Engineering. 0 CLYDE E. AUTERY, Dixon's Mill, Business Administration. 0 DORIS MARGUERITE AVERY, Heiberger, Home Economics Education. OEERNICE LEONA BAILEY, Somerville, Home Economics Education. OTHOMAS J. BAILEY, Phi Della Theta, Gadsden, Industrial Engineering. 0 WILFORD S. BAILEY, Auburn, Veterinary Medicine. 0 BETTY JUNE BAKER, Clayton, Education. I HOLDMAN WILLIAM BAKER, Theta Chi, Eufaula, Textile Engineering. I MICHAEL WILLIAM BALDWIN, Lambda Chi Alpha, Robertsdale, Agricultural Educa- tion. SECOND ROW 0 MARGARET V. BANKS, Theta Upsilon, Opelika, Home Economics. OWILLIAM E. BANKS, Palalka, Florida, Civil Engineering. 0 CHARLES FRANKLIN BARCLAY, Ventnor, New Jersey, Mechanical Engineering. Q THOMAS HAGAN BARNES, Marion, Aero- nautical Engineering. 0 ROSCOE EARL BARRINGER, Loachapoka, Chemical Engineering. OJAMES MARION BARTON, Lynn, Civil Engineering. 0 JAMES MARVIN BARTON, Ralph, Agri- cultural Science. Q CARL JOSEPH BASTIEN, Gadsden, Me- chanical Engineering. 0 ROBERT EDWIN BAUCOM, Marshville, North Carolina, Veterinary Medicine. THIRD ROW 0 CHARLES A. BAUMHAUER, JR., Mobile, Mechanical Engineering. 0 JACK BAXTER, Delta Sigma Phi, Birm- ingham, Electrical Engineering. Q JOSEPH WOODROW BAYLISS, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Birmingham, Mechanical Engineering. 0 THOMAS R. BAZZEL, Theta Chi, Clanton, Business Administration. Q JEAN BEA a a Delta, Au- burn, Sec Training. I LLIAM ASLEY, hens, ricul- tur Sci 0 ROBERT WESLEY B Y, Al Psi, Sum- ter, South Carolina, rinary edicine. O JACK N. BECK Florida, Industrial E eeri . 0 LOUIS BECKER, Jacksonville, Florida, Vet- erinary Medicine. ..1.......i.1...-.-..-...J I I .III IUIIS FIRST COLUMN 0 RANDALL R. BELL, Sigma Nu, Pensacola, Florida, Mechanical Engineering. 0 WINNIE MARTHA BENNETT, Wes? Poinf, Georgia, Secondary Educalion. 0 THEODORE RUSSELL BENNING, JR., A+- lanla, Georgia, Archileclure. 0 WILLIAM CAREY BENTLEY, JR., Pi Kappa Alpha, Birmingham, Mechanical Engineering. 0 CORNELIUS JOHNSON BENTON, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Shawmul, Pre-Medicine. 0 JACK BERLIN, Monlgomery, Business Ad- minislralion. O LEROY B. BERRY, Blounlsville, Agricullu- ral Science. 0 MALCOLM BETHEA, Thela Chi, Birming- ham, Chemisfry. 0 VIRGIL THOMAS BISHOP, Sipsey, Agri- culfural Educalion. SECOND COLUMN 0 DANIEL G. BITTNER, Bela Kappa, Mobile, Mechanical Engineering. I CHRISTINE BLACKBURN, Alpha Gamma Della, Auburn, Inferior Decoralion. 0 ELEANOR BLACKLEDGE, Abbeville, Sec- ondary Educalion. 0 DOROTHY C. BLACKMON, Chi Omega, Birmingham, Inlerior Decoralion. 0 GUY BRAXTON BLACKWELL, JR., Kappa Sigma, Decalur, Civil Engineering. 0 IRENE BLAKE, Heflin, Secondary Educa- lion. 0 KATHRYN BLAKE, Alpha Gamma Della, Auburn, Home Economics. 0 THOMAS N. BLAKE, Sigma Alpha Epsi- lon, Asheville, Norfh Carolina, Business Ad- minislralion. OAVERY LAMAR BLALOCK, Alpha Psi, Nicholls, Georgia, Velerinary Medicine. THIRD COLUMN O MIKE THOMAS BLEVINS, Sigma Pi, Ensley, Eleclrical Engineering. 0 CAROLUS MAGNUS BLOOMFIELD, Birm- ingham, Mechanical Engineering. 0 OLIVER PAXTON BOARD, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Birmingham, Aeronaulical Engineer- ing. 0 HENDERSON H. BODDIE, Auburn, Edu- calicn. I ARDELL HENRY BODINE, Arab, Veler- inary Medicine. 0 WILMA JOSEPHINE BONDS, Phi Omega Pi, Red Bay, Home Economics Educalion. OBERTRAM L. BOTELER, Sigma Pi, Margaref, Business Adminislralion. 0 SAMUEL REID BOWEN, JR., Alpha Psi, Tiflon, Georgia, Velerinary Medicine. O SAMUEL ROBERT BOWEN, Birmingham, Mechanical Engineering. FIRST ROW 0 TEMPLE BOWLING, Kappa Alpha, Mont- gomery, Aeronautical Engineering. 0 CARL E. BOYD, Raleigh, North Carolina, Veterinary Medicine. 0 JACK H. BOYD, Boaz, Agricultural Edu- cation. 0 TERESA ALICE BOYD, Auburn, Pre-Med- icine. OCHARLES RAYMOND BRADFORD, Pi Kappa Alpha, Hollywood, Agricultural Sci- ence. OJOEL HENRY BRADFORD, Huntsville, Civil Engineering. 0 JULIAN HEATH BRASWELL, Lambda Chi Alpha, Tuskegee, Chemistry. 0 WOODROW WILSON BRELAND, Henagar, Secondary Education. 0 ROBERT R. BREWER, Sigma Pi, Birming- ham, Business Administration. SECOND ROW 0 JOHN S. BRIDGES, Birmingham, Mechan- ical Engineering. 0 BOB IKE BRIGHT, Alpha Gamma Rho, Bradleyton, Agricultural Education. 0 EDNA B. BROOKS, Sulligent, Home Eco- nomics. O RHODA ADELE BROOKS, Montgomery, Business Administration. O FRANK N. BROWDER, Montgomery, Chem- ical Engineering, 0 HEYWARD GREGG BROWN, Alpha Psi, Springfield, South Carolina, Veterinary Med- icine. 0 K. R. BROWN, Auburn, Electrical Engi- neering. 0 THOMAS DEAN BROWN, Clayton, Home Economics. O ROBERT D. BROWNE, Johnston, South Car- olina, Veterinary Medicine. THIRD ROW 0 TROY OPAL BRUMLEY, Hamilton, Agri- cultural Science. 0 HOWARD ALEXANDER BUCHANAN, Al- pha Tau Omega, Birmingham, Mechanical Engineering, 0 ERNEST CLAY BURGIN, Pi Kappa Alpha, Birmingham, Electrical Engineering. 0 JERRY ISOM BURNETT, Sigma Alpha Ep- silon, Gadsden, Education. 0 EMM N BURNEY West Point, Geor ' ome Eco ics. 0 HOM ARD NS, a Al- pha, am, Veteri Med' 0 THOMAS S. BUR Alph au Omega, Birmingham, Chemi Engin mg. DOROTHY BENB W v ne' Secretarial Trainin . O OTIS HALBERT BURNSIDE, Pi Kappa Al- pha, Birmingham, Veterinary Medicine. FIRST COLUMN 0 THOMAS LEE BURSON, Haleyville, Agri- culiural Educalion. I WILLIAM R. BUSCH, Decafur, Eleclrical Engineering. 0 THOMAS C. BUSH, Omega Tau Sigma, Cordele, Georgia, Veierinary Medicine. 0 ALBERT HENRY BUTLER, JR., New Hope, Business Adminisfraiion. 0 ARTHUR L. BUTLER, Gadsden, Secondary Education. 9 JACK S. BUTLER, Alpha Gamma Rho, Fayelfe, Agricullural Adminislrafion. 0 ROBERT L. BUTLER, JR., Woodvilleg Agri- cullural Science. CJEFF WILLARD BYRD, Alpha Psi, Broxlon, Ga., Velerinary Medicine. OLORRAINE PEARCE BYRD, Hamillon, Home Economics. SECOND COLUMN O L. B. CAGLE, Auburn, Agricullural Edu- calion. I P. MALCOLM CAIN, Bessemer, Foreign Service. O EUGENE HOMER CALDWELL, Pi Kappa Phi, Talladega, Civil Engineering. 0 WINIFRED CALDWELL, Cragford, Home Economics Educalion. 0 WILLIAM J. CALIFF, Della Sigma Phi, Birmingham, Induslrial Engineering. I RICHARD CHARLES CALLAWAY, JR., Sigma Nu, Hunisville, Mechanical Engineer- ing. OWILLIAM P. CAMP, Newnan, Georgia, Texfile Engineering. 0 HARVEY JAMES CAMPBELL, JR., Fairfield, Mechanical Engineering. I KENNETH CAMPBELL, Pi Kappa Alpha, Defuniak Springs, Florida, lndusfrial Engi- neering. THIRD COLUMN 0 WILLIAM EDWARD CANNADY, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Dofhan, Chemical Engineering. Q JAMES B. CARLISLE, Sigma Nu, Alexander Cily, Mechanical Engineering. 0 RICHARD WYNN CARLTON, Della Sigma Phi, Birmingham, Civil Engineering. 0 DORIS MARGARET CARPENTER, Auburn, Home Economics. O ROBERT S. CARSTENS, Mobile, Aeronau- lical Engineering. O H. GRAY CARTER, Phi Della Theta, Co- lumbus, Georgia, Eleclrical Engineering. O JOHNNIE WARREN CHALKLEY, Americus, Georgia, Education. Q EDITH HAYE CHAMPION, Wadley, Home Economics Educalion. OVIRGINIA D. CHASE, Della Zeta, Sf. Pefersburg, Florida, Home Economics. - ' M, FIRST ROW O JOHN DANIEL CHEATWOOD, Phi Delia Thela, Aflanla, Georgia, Archiiecfure. 0 JOHN E. CHRISTIAN, Cullman, Agricul- fural Science. 0 JOE FRANK CHRISTOPHER, Talladega, Electrical Engineering. 0 JAMES ROLAND CLANTON, Alpha Psi, Quilman, Georgia, Velerinary Medicine. OWILLIAM WINFIELD CLARK, Aflanfa, Georgia, Civil Engineering. 9 HARRY WEAVER CLEMENTS, Monlgomery, Architeciure. I RICHARD L. CLEMENTS, Bela Theta Pi, Troy, Mechanical Engineering. OWALTER CLEMENTS, Birmingham, Elec- frical Engineering. OWILLIAM ROBERT CLINTON, Mobile, Elecfrical Engineering. SECOND ROW O ROBERT B. CLOPTON, Pi Kappa Alpha, Columbus, Mississippi, Archilleclure. 0 JANET CLOUD, Gunlersville, Home Eco- nomics. O BREEMAN V. COBB, Crossvillep Agricul- fural Educalion, 0 WILBURN BISHOP COCHRAN, Omega Tau Sigma, Pauls Valley, Oklahoma, Veler- inary Medicine. 0 JEAN COGBURN, Alpha Gamma Delia, Birmingham, Archifecfure. Q CHARLES WILLIAM COLEMAN, Lineville, Business Adminisfrafion. 0 JIMMY WOOD COLEMAN, Tuscaloosa, Eleclrical Engineering. 0 SAMUEL DOUGLAS COLLIER, Sigma Nu, Monfgomery, Archifecfure. 0 WILLIAM HOOPER COLLIER, Phi Delia Thela, Birmingham, Chemical Engineering. THIRD ROW 0 JOHN WILLIAM COLVIN, Akron, Agricul- iural Educalion. 0 ROBERT ELLIS COLVIN, Birmingham, Elec- lrical Engineering. 0 ANNE LOUISE COMER, Eufaula, Business Adminisfralion. 0 LEON STEVE CONNER, Eufaula, Agricul- iural Science. l JAMES ALLIS OR, Alpha Tau Omega, Bi , Busin Adminisira- lion. 0 LEN D. NOR, urn, rinary M 'cin 0 DAVID CROCKETT OOK Ipha Tau Omega, M'l'. Pleasa Tenn Aeronautical Adminisiralion. 0 GADDIS M. C o , a Engineering. 0 JOHN NEWTON COOPER, Nalchez, Miss.: Mechanical Engineering. FIRST COLUMN 0 J. OLAN COOPER, Hamilfong Agricullu- ral Science. OJ. TOM COPE, Inverness, Agrlcullural Science. 0 FLORIS COPELAND, Loachapoka, Home Economics. 0 DUDLEY ROSS COPPAGE, Vanceboro, Norfh Carolina, Veferinary Medicine. O VICK COSTELLOS, Birmingham, Business Adminislrafion. 0 HELEN VICENT COTTRELL, Sf. Charles, Virginia, Home Economics. OTHELMA PAULINE COUCH, Warrior, Home Economics. 0 BENJAMIN FRANKLIN COX, Sigma Nu, Auburn, Veferinary Medicine. 0 CHARLES FREDERICK COX, Sigma Chi, Washington, D. C., Archiiecfure. SECOND COLUMN 0 CLIFTON COX, Brewion, Agricultural Ad- minislraiion. 0 JESSE HUGH COX, Ashville, Agricullural Science. 0 BEN H. CRAIG, Phi Delfa TheIa,, Florence, Chemical Engineering. 0 JOE BOWER CRANE, Alpha Psi, Dixie, Georgia, Veferinary Medicine. 0 WILLIAM P. CRAWFORD, Lincoln, Elec- Irical Engineering. OTHEO. R. CREMER, Della Sigma Phi, Birmingham, Commercial Arf. 0 FRANCIS CRIMMINS, Alpha Gamma Rho, Easf Falls Church, Virginia, Agricul- rural Science. Q DUWARD BRIGGS CROFT, Crossville, Vel- erinary Medicine. OSARAH FRANCES CULPEPPER, Cuba, Home Economics. THIRD COLUMN 0 BILL T. CURRY, Thefa Chi, Gadsden, Texlile Engineering. I FRED CURTIS, JR., Kappa Alpha, Afmore, Agriculfural Engineering. 0 WILLARD M. DAHLBERG, Bay Minelfe, Agricultural Science. 0 MARTHA ELEANOR DAILY, Birmingham, Secondary Education. 0 JEP PAUL DALTON, Slocomb, Pharmacy. I JACK P. DANDRIDGE, Pi Kappa Alpha, Fairfield, Educalion. Q BELLE J. DARBY, Auburn, Educalion. 0 B. B. DARNELL, Nofasulga, Agriculfural Educafion. I CHARLES L. DAVIS, Pi Kappa Alpha, Lakeland, Fla., Aeronaufical Adminislrafion. 1 1 Yi 1 I ,fiililfl FIRST ROW 0 JAMES JEROME DAVIS, Pi Kappa Phi, Gadsden, Pre-Medicine. 0 JOHN M. DAVIS, JR., Sigma Phi Epsilon, Fairfield, Industrial Engineering. OMARGUERITE OWEN DAVIS, Pleona, Home Demonslrafion. SARAH DAVIS, Vida, Home Economics Edu- calion. 0 THOMAS C. DAVIS, Kappa Sigma, Thom- asville, Georgia, Pharmacy. 0 WENDELL G. DAVIS, Cullman, Eleclrical Engineering. Q WILLIAM LEWIS DAVIS, Opelika, Business Adminislralion. O BENJAMIN WOFFORD DAWSEY, Omega Tau Sigma, Aynor, Soulh Carolina, Velerinary Medicine. 0 MARGARET DAY, Chi Omega, Easley, Soulh Carolina, Home Economics. SECOND ROW OGILBERT F. DEAN, Somerville, Veferinary Medicine. 0 JACK ORR DEAN, Alexander Cily, Me- chanical Engineering. 0 RAYFORD B. DEAVOURS, Alpha Gamma Rho, Fayelle, Agriculfural Science. 0 HENRY CLEVELAND DeBARDELEBEN, Lowndesboro, Agricullural Educalion. O HENDRIX I. DELONEY, Ozark, Agricullural Educalion. 0 JAMES P. DELONEY, Ozark, Agricullural Educalion. 0 HOWARD MARVIN DENTON, Thefa Chi, Oneonfa, Agricullural Science. 0 HORACE RAY DICK, Ashland, Agricul- lural Educalion. O HENRY McLAIN DICKINSON, Woodward, lnduslrial Engineering. THIRD ROW 0 ARCHIE WILLIAM DIEGEL, JR., Sigma Phi Epsilon, Birmingham, Civil Engineering. 0 DERWIN Kappa Tau, Elrod, Veferinary Medicine. SLOAN DIMMERLING, Phi I EDWARDS DIXON, Thela Chi, Jackson- ville, Florida, Laboralory Technique. O JOHN HENRY DIXON, Gadsden, Mechan- ical Engineering. Q M D. DOB INS, Va Head, Home Ec cs Educa ' . A. DODD avoo, ricullural Engineering. 0 HARRY ARTHU ONOV , Sigma Chi, Columbiana, Pre- icine. O WILLIAM HO I Georgia, Mechanical Engineering. 0 A. BRUCE DOUGLAS, Birmingham, Veler- inary Medicine. Jn. 11.5, FIRST COLUMN I JACK G. DOWD, Kappa Sigma, 'Omega Tau Sigma, Pauls Valley, Oklahoma, Veler- inary Medicine. C MAXINE DOWNEY, Opelika, Commercial Ari. 0 JOHN LEE DOWNING, Afmore, Chemical Engineering. O ANNIE LAURA DOZIER, Brewfon, Home Economics. O CLIFTON IRVIN DREYFUS, Tau Epsilon Phi, Birmingham, Elecfrical Engineering. I ALPHUS G. DRIGGERS, Andalusia, Agri- cullural Educafion. 0 MYRTIE DRINKARD, Nicholsville, Home Economics. 0 CHARLES ALLEN DUBBERELY, Tallassee, Mechanical Engineering. O RUSSELL A. DUKE, Gadsden, Elecirical Engineering. SECOND COLUMN 0 JAMES ELLIS DUKES, Afmore, Agriculfu- ral Science. O WALTER J. DUNAWAY, Birmingham, Civil Engineering. 0 ROBERT E. DUNBAR, Della Sigma Phi, Birmingham, Mechanical Engineering. 0 HENRY BRYAN DUNN, Boaz, Agriculrural Science. 0 HORACE M. DYKES, Kappa Sigma, Ash- ford, Pharmacy. 0 NANETTE LOUISE EAGER, Montgomery, Business Adminisiralion. 9 JANIE MIRIAM EARNEST, Auburn, Home Economics Education. 0 HAMILTON EDMISTON, Easfon, Maryland, Veferinary Medicine. 0 SAMUEL MIZELL EICH, Tuskegee, Agri- culfural Science. THIRD COLUMN 0 JOHN CARSON EILAND, Alpha Gamma Rho, Clanlon, Agriculiural Science. I RICHARD R. ELLIS, Lambda Chi Alpha, Jasper, Mechanical Engineering. 0 LUTHER M. ENNIS, Salem, Veferinary Medicine. 0 JANE ENSLEN, Zeia Tau Alpha, Birming- ham, Science and Liferafure. 0 MARY LEONE ERWIN, Chi Omega, Hunts- ville, Science and Liferalure. 0 ROBERT DUDLEY ERWIN, JR., Birming- ham, Mechanical Engineering. 0 SARAH H. ESPY, Abbeville, Educalion. 0 CHARLES BURDEN EVANS, Birmingham, Business Adminislrafion. I NELROSE EVANS, Phi Omega Pi, Albert- ville' Home Economics. . FIRST RONV 0 RAY MAURICE EWALD, Theta Xi, Kirk- wood, Missouri, Chemical Engineering. OWILLIAM JOSEPH FAGAN, Piedmont, Textile Engineering. Q LLEWELLYN D. FAIN, Kappa Alpha, Talla- hassee, Florida, Chemical Engineering. 0 JAMES M. FANCHER, Wilton, Veterinary Medicine. Q GRADY McKAY FARLEY, Russellville, Agri- cultural Engineering. 0 EMMA LOU FARRIOR, Ft. Deposit, Home Economics Education. Q LOWERY T. FAULK, Theta Chi, Selma, Ed- ucation. IHUGH LAWSON FELLOWS, Ashford, Aeronautical Engineering. OROBERT THOMAS FERGUSON, Ensley, Chemical Engineering. SECOND ROW 0 JOSEPH SALVADORE FERRARI, Birming- ham, Mechanical Engineering. 0 PHILIP DAVID FICHANDLER, Epsilon Mu Epsilon, New Haven, Connecticut, Veterinary Medicine. 0 JACK CARVIN FIELDS, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Birmingham, Business Administration. Q OLIN GLENN FIELDS, Sipsey, Agricultural Education. O SARAH ALICE FINLEY, Delta Zeta, Haley ville, Home Economics Education. 0 MARION FITCH, Phi Omega Pi, Opelika Education. Q CAROLINE FITE, Hamilton, Home Eco nomics. JAMES W. FITZPATRICK, JR., Sigma Chi Birmingham, Industrial Engineering. O HERBERT JOHNSON FLEMING, Geneva Agricultural Engineering. THIRD ROW 0 ROBERT W. FLOURNOY, Birmingham Aeronautical Administration. 0 CHARLES A. FLOWERS, Lambda Chi AI pha, Birmingham, Business Administration. . 0 BILLIE U. FLYNN, Alpha Psi, Birmingham Veterinary Medicine. 0 ELOISE FORE, Natchez, Home Economics Education. 0 LOUISE , Hacklebu ' Home Eco nomics. 0 EORGE WLER, untsvi Agri cul e. 0 WILLIAM WALKER WLE elta Sigma Phi, Birmingham, A autica ngineering. 0 ADELE FOX, ha m x ander City, Home m 0 JAMES ROSS FOY, Sigma Nu, Eufaula Industrial En gineering. FIRST COLUMN I IRA I. FRANKLIN, Camden, New Jersey, Veterinary Medicine. 0 FRANK S. FRAZER, Fitzgerald, Georgia, Aeronautical Administration. 0 RALPH LAMAR FRAZIER, Langdale, Edu- cation. OBENGA M. FREDERICK, Hackleburg, Home Economics. O ORVAL N. FREDERICK, Fayette, Agricul- tural Education. 0 MARGARET ELAINE FREEMAN, Auburn, Home Economics. Q MARY SUE FREEMAN, Auburn, Home Eco- nomics Education. I OLA GRACE FRINK, Bladenboro, North Carolina, Home Economics. 0 ROLAND S. FRY, Tau Epsilon Phi, Mobile, Chemical Engineering. SECOND COLUMN 0 ISAAC WATTS FULLER, JR., Pine Apple, Electrical Engineering. 0 MARY ELLA FUNCHESS, Auburn, Science and Literature. 0 WILLIAM P. GAINES, Alpha Tau Omega, Birmingham, Mechanical Engineering. 0 BEN F. GALLOWAY, JR., Birmingham, Chemical Engineering. O DAN P. GALVIN, Tampa, Florida, Pre- Medicine. Q DAVIS MILTON GAMMAGE, Birmingham, Electrical Engineering. I JOSEPH CLARK GANDY, Pi Kappa Alpha, Fairfield, Business Administration. 0 MARTHA GARDINER, Chi Omega, Hunts- ville, Business Administration. OWALTER GARDNER, Coleanorg Business Administration. THIRD COLUMN O JOHN MARSHALL GARRIS, Leroy, Busi- ness Administration. 0 SAM H. GARWOOD, Alpha Psi, Sumter, South Carolina, Veterinary Medicine. 0 EDGAR CUTHBERT GENTLE, JR., Birm- ingham, Electrical Engineering. 0 JAMES E. GILBREATH, Sigma Phi Epsi- lon, Collinsville, Business Administration. O GRADY LEE GILCHRIST, Clayton, Veter- inary Medicine. 0 NELLE GILCHRIST, Chi Omega, Court- land, Commercial Art. I HERSHEL J. GILLEY, Cullman, Agricul- tural Education. 0 EDWARD D. GILMER, Sigma Chi, Mont- gomery, Business Administration. 0 WILLIAM EDGAR GLASSCOCK, Cullman, Business Administration. L FIRST ROW O WALTER W. GLAZNER, Alpha Psi, Bre- vard, North Carolina, Veterinary Medicine. 0 CLIFF BANKS GLOVER, Sigma Alpha Ep- silon, Newnan, Georgia, Textile Engineering. I JEANNE T GOODIN, Chi Omega, Jack- son, Tennessee, Commercial Art. 0 MARTHA GORDY, Columbus, Georgia, Laboratory Technique. 0 WILLIAM J. GORDY, Kappa Sigma, Co- lumbus, Georgia, Personnel Administration. Q CARL ROBERT GOTTLIEB, Sigma Chi, Mo- bile, Aeronautical Engineering. I CHARLES V. GRACE, Jasper, Commercial Art. 0 ELIZABETH DENBY GRAGG, Pi Beta Phi, Birmingham, Laboratory Technique. OWILLIS EDELL GRANGER, Ashford, Agri- cultural Administration. SECOND ROW 0 ARVIE LOUISE GREEN, Auburn, Second- ary Education. I T. M. GREEN, Section, Agricultural Sci- ence. ORICHARD O, GREESON, Beta Kappa, Cedartown, Georgia, Mechanical Engineering. 0 WILLIAM HOWARD GREGG, Hamilton, Agricultural Education. Q WILLIAM EDMUND GREGORY, Theta Chi, Havana, Cuba, Civil Engineering. 0 WILL MONROE GREGORY, Pi Kappa Phi, Birmingham, Civil Engineering. 0 W. JOHNSON GRESHAM, Washington, Georgia, Agricultural Engineering. 0 MARGARET E. GRIFFIN, Lincoln, Home Economics. 0 JAMES THOMAS GRIMES, Opp, Agricul- tural Administration. THIRD COLUMN 0 FLOYD M. GRIMWOOD, Pi Kappa Phi, Huntsville, Business Administration. 0 DAVID GRISHAM, Athens, Agricultural Science. 0 JOHN L. GRISWOLD, Fitzpatrick, Elec- trical Engineering. 0 CLIFFORD L. GROSS, Auburn, Veterinary Medicine. 0 JESSE F RLEY, Ann on, Chemical Engine . 0 ORIS GUY, illwoo Educa- tio 0 REESE COULTER ILLI Pi Kappa Alpha, Fairfield, Me nical ineering. 0 ROBERT O. H S, e , o- bile, Agricultural 0 WILLIAM O. HAIRSTON, Alpha Gamma Rho, Hayneville, Agricultural Science. FIRST COLUMN 0 C. FRANK HALE, Sigma Chi, Morrislown, Tennessee, Veierinary Medicine. 0 HOYT C. HALL, SI. Pelersburg, Florida, Veierinary Medicine. OCLIFTON THOMAS HALLMARK, Glen Allen, Agriculiural Educaiion. O JOE A. HAMIL, Phenix Ciiy, Mechanical Engineering. OFRANCES V. HAMILTON, Springville, Home Economics. 0 HARVEY FREEMAN HAMILTON, Russell- ville, Agricullural Science. 0 VALCUS WILLIAM HAMNER, JR., Valley Head, Chemical Engineering. 0 ROBERT THURSTON HANCOCK, Birming- ham, Chemical Engineering. 0 LUCIUS HANEY, Delia Sigma Phi, Wood- ward, Indusfrial Engineering. SECOND COLUMN 0 LOUIS CLIFTON HARBIN, Mobile, Agri- culture. Q HERBERT GILES HARD, Alpha Tau Omega Birmingham, Chemisfry. OJOHN WILLIAM HARDING, Hardings Virginia, Veierinary Medicine. 0 GEORGE C. HARDWICK, Decaiur, Veler- inary Medicine. - 0 FLEET KIRK HARDY, Phi Delia Thefa, Troy, Induslrial Engineering. 0 HAYDEN M. HARGETT, Russellville, Aero- naulical Adminislrafion. 0 JACK HAYES HARGROVE, Pi Kappa Phi, Birmingham, Eleclrical Engineering. 0 WILLODENE HARMON, Daphne, Home Economics. 0 DON TELDER HARPER, Birmingham, ln- dusirial Engineering. THIRD COLUMN O HENRY OWEN HARPER, Easi Tallassee, Agriculfural Educaiion. 0 WILSON H. HARRELL, Alpha Psi, Enter- prise, Veferinary Medicine. 0 LEWIS MARTIN HARRIS, Sigma Nu, Alex- ander Cify, Pre-Medicine. O ROBERT MARTIN HARRIS, Pi Kappa AI- pha, Bessemer, Aeronaulical Engineering. 0 THOMAS E. HARRIS, Sigma Alpha Ep- silon, Monlgomery, Mechanical Engineering. 0 MARGARET RHODEN HARRISON, Kappa Della, Opelika, Inferior Decorafion. QJOHN CLEVELAND HART, Andalusia, Agriculiural Educaiion. 0 WILLIAM HYATT HARWELL, Kappa Al- pha, Columbia, Soulh Carolina, Civil Engi- neering. 0 L. WARD HATHAWAY, Oneonta, New York, Veierinary Medicine. KITTY! !-I I ISK X XXXT 355' FIRST ROW 0 EARL A. HAWKINS, Dora, Agricultural Education. 0 OTIS JAMES HAWKINS, Dora, Agricul- tural Education. 0 FRANCES HAY, Alpha Gamma Delta, Fayette, Education. Q ARTHUR F. HAYDEN, Dedham, Mass., Vet- erinary Medicine. 0 NAN LOUISE HAYES, Chi Omega, Stark- ville, Mississippi, Interior Decoration. Q THOMAS AKINS HAYES, Alpha Psi, Thors- by, Veterinary Medicine. OWILLARD EUGENE HAYES, Theta Chi, Maplesvilleg Science and Literature. 0 FRANK L. HAYNES, Pi Kappa Alpha, Hodges, Agricultural Science. 0 JOHN MARCUS HELMS, Alpha Lambda Tau, Talbotton, Georgia, Chemical Engineer- ing SECOND ROW OCAROLYN HENDERSON, Kappa Delta, Greenville, Home Economics. O DOUGLAS L. HENDERSON, Tuscumbia, Agricultural Science. 0 FRED HENNING, Birmingham, Electrical Engineering. O BILLY B HENRY, Pi Kappa Alpha, Flor- ence, Civil Engineering. 0 BEVERLY Z. HENRY, Lambda Chi Alpha, Birmingham, Aeranoutical Engineering. 0 CLYDE BURTON HEWITT, Sigma Chi, Co- lumbus, Georgia, Civil Engineering. 0 LAWRENCE E. HEYDUCK, Pi Kappa Al- pha, Ft. Benning, Georgia, Aeronautical En- gineering. O MARTHA E. HICKS, Kappa Delta, Camp Hill, Home Economics Education. Q MARY EMMA HICKS, Alberta, Home Eco- nomics Education. THIRD ROW 0 WARREN H. HICKS, Omega Tau Sigma, Rocky Mount, North Carolina, Veterinary Med- icine. OELEANOR HIGHTOWER, Kappa Delta, Geneva, Home Economics Education. 0 ELVIN HILL, Lineville, Agricultural Edu- cation. Q ROBERT G. HILL, JR., Montgomery, Aero- nautical Administ ' 0 HE HERBERT INDS Montgomery, Busi Administ n. 0 , LAND, JR. hi D Theta, Washington, D. C., Sci and rature. I PAUL B, HOLL Pisga Agricultural Education. 0 WILLIS W. HO Mechanical Engineering, 0 DAN HERREN HOLLOWAY, Tallassee, Ed- ucation. FIRST COLUMN 0 ROSS B. HOLMES, St. Petersburg, Florida, Aeronautical Engineering. 0 THOMAS MILTON HOOVER, Marion, Me- chanical Engineering. 0 MARY LIZZIE HORN, Luverne, Educa- tion. I JOSEPH R. HORNSBY, Dothan, Agricul- tural Engineering. 0 THOMAS S. HOSTETTER, Tuskegee, Chem- ical Engineering. ! JAMES O. HOUSE, Sylacauga, Electrical Engineering 0 JACQUES BAUMHAUER HOUSTON, Mo- bile, Chemical Engineering. 0 JACK HERBERT HOWARD, Omega Tau Sigma, Leesburg, Virginia, Veterinary Med- icine. 0 JAMES ERNEST HOWELL, Fairfax, Elec- trical Engineering. SECOND COLUMN 0 ALVIN OSBORNE HUBBARD, Alpha Lambda Tau, Talladega, Textile Engineering. Q WILLIAM O. HUDGINS, Albertville, Agri- cultural Education. 0 EVERETT HUDSON, Jasper, Agricultural Education. g 0 JOHN T. HUDSON, Alpha Tau Omega, Auburn, Business Administration. 0 HARRY BYRON HUFF, Alpha Tau Omega, Birmingham, Architecture. 0 ROBERT MCDUFF HUFF, Alpha Tau Omega, Columbus, Georgia, Chemical Engi- neering. 0 RICHARD DOUGLAS HUGER, Anniston, Industrial Engineering. OCLINTON PREBLE HUGHES, Evington, Virginia, Veterinary Medicine. 0 THOMAS ALEXANDER HUGHES, Red Bay, Agricultural Education. THIRD COLUMN Q THOMAS P. HUNT, Miami, Florida, Chem- istry. 0 ALEX McKAY HUNTER, Pi Kappa Alpha, Birmingham, Chemical Engineering. 0 FRED D. HURST, Sigma Nu, Birmingham, Business Administration. QJOHN W. HUSON, Cristobal, Canal Zone, Electrical Engineering. 0 FRANK W. HUTCHINGS, Kappa Alpha, Selma, Business Administration. 0- FRANCES ELIZABETH INGRAM, Jackson- ville, Home Economics Education. 0 GEORGE R. INGRAM, Lineville, Agricul- tural Education. 0 WILLIS HUGH IRVIN, Dahlonega, Geor- gia, Veterinary Medicine. 0 RALPH ALONZO IRWIN, Selma, Electri- cal Engineering. FIRST ROW 0 CHARLES LEVI ISBELL, JR., Alpha Tau Omega, Auburn, Chemical Engineering. 0 ROY SHERMAN ISBELL, Auburn, Business Adminislrafion. O W. J. ISBELL, Auburn, Veferinary Med- icine. 0 WOODROW ISOM, Hodges, Agriculfural Educalion. 0 WM. DIXON IVEY, Anniston, Agricullural Science. 0 CRAIG JACKSON, Sigma Nu, Auburn, lnduslrial Engineering. O HASWELL C. JACKSON, Ivanhoe, Vir- ginia, Vererinary Medicine. OLEON McCORD JACKSON, Deatsvilleg Education. 0 MILES JAY JACKSON, Tunnel Springs, Agricultural Science. SECOND ROW 0 SARA ELLEN JACKSON, Auburn, Home Economics Educalion. OWILLIAM DAVID JACKSON, Lineville, Agricullural Science. 0 EDMUND HULIN JAMES, JR., Waverly, Velerinary Medicine. O JACK IRBY JAYNER, Birmingham, Indus- frial Engineering. A Q WILLIAM HUGO JENKINS, Ashland, Agri- culfural Science. 0 WILLIAM KARL JENNINGS, Birmingham, Mechanical Engineering. I QUENTIN ROSS JEROME, Omega Tau Sigma, Wilson, Arkansas, Velerinary Med- icine. 0 AUDREY MAUDE JOHNSON, Alpha Omega Pi, Florence, Commercial Arl. 0 JESS THOMAS JOHNSON, Auburn, Agri- cullure. THIRD ROW OJOE MONROE JOHNSON, Sigma Pi, Birmingham, Elecfrical Engineering. OCHARLES H. JOHNSTON, Crossville, Agriculiural Science. 0 CHARLES DEMING JONES, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Evergreen, lnduslrial Engineering. OJACK COLVARD JONES, Birmingham, Agricultural Science. OJACK NES, Birmingh , Pre-Med- icine. 0 J NIE ROPER NES, burn, Home mics. O JIM AUSTIN JONE aswe ivil Engi- neering. 0 OLEN EVERETT er lural Educafion. 0 WILLIAM O. JONES, Snowdoun, Agricul- lural Engineering. FIRST COLUMN 0 EDWARD MERIDITH JORDAN, Alpha Psi, Allen, Veterinary Medicine. 0 EUGENE W. JORDAN, Birmingham, Sci- ence and Literature. Q JAMES WILLIAM JORDAN, Roanoke, Busi- ness Administration. 0 JESSE L. JORDAN, Alpha Lambda Tau, Chatom, Business Administration. 0 RUFUS E. JORDAN, Eclectic, Agricultural Education. 0 CLINTON NEWMAN KAMINIS, Lambda Chi Alpha, Tarpon Springs, Florida, Veter- inary Medicine. OWILLIAM HOWARD KANN, Cincinnati, Ohio, Aeronautical Administration. 0 DONALD L. KELLEY, Sylacauga, Agricul- tural Education. 0 W. D. KELLEY, Theta Chi, Jasper, Me- chanical Engineering. SECOND COLUMN 0 CHARLES H. KELLEY, Phi Delta Theta, Mary Esther, Florida, Mechanical Engineering. I MALCOLM KARL KELLY, Repton, Busi- ness Administration. 0 B. WARREN KENNEDY, JR., Boca Grande, Florida, Veterinary Medicine. 0 EDD KENNEDY, JR., Lower Peach Tree, Agricultural Science. O WILLIAM T. KENNEDY, Tallassee, Agri- cultural Education. ONICHOLAS CHARLES KIEFFER, Alpha Tau Omega, Birmingham, Civil Engineering. 0 PAUL S. KIMATA, Kauai, Hawaii, Agri- cultural Science. O EDWARD M. KING, Newton, Chemical Engineering. 0 HERBERT KING, Andalusia, Electrical En- gineering. THIRD COLUMN 0 HOSMER T. KING, Henagar, Agricultural Engineering. 0 JIM KING, Scottsboro, Agricultural Edu- cation. Q ROLAND WILLIAM KING, Notasulga, Pre- Dentistry. 0 DON KIRK, Axis, Electrical Engineering. I RAY KIRKPATRICK, Montevallo, Agricul- tural Education. 0 FRANCIS G. KIRWIN, Mobile, Mechanical Engineering. 0 HAROLD JACKSON KNIGHT, Blue Springs, Chemical Engineering. I L. P. 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FIRST ROW O ALBERT D. KNOWLES, Omega Tau Sigma, Wes? Palm Beach, Florida, Velerinary Med- icine. 0 BENJAMIN B. KNOWLES, Alpha Lambda Tau, Monfgomeryg Agriculfural Adminislra- lion. 0 RUSSELL T. KULP, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Birmingham, Civil Engineering. O JOSEPH E. LACEY, Monfgomeryg Inierior Decoralion. 0 EDWIN G. LAMBETH, Auburn, Education. 0 MARY CATHERINE LAMBETH, Auburng Educafion. O EDNA MAE LANDRUM, Quinfong Educa- lion. 0 CLAIRE JOYCE LASSETER, Alpha Gamma Della, Monlgomeryg Science and Liferalure. 0 RUTH GRAHAM LAWLE, Gurleyg Home Economics. SECOND ROW 0 WILLIAM LAWRENCE, Sigma Nu, Mon?- gomeryg Eleclrical Engineering. 0 MARJORIE ELAINE LAWTON, Sf. Pefers- burg, Florida, Home Economics Educalion. 0 NELL KINNEY LAZENBY, Kappa Della, Foresf Home, Educalion. 0 MARY THERESA LAZZARI, Daphne, Home Economics. Home Economics. 0 EDMUND COLEMAN LEE, Kappa Alpha Monroeville, lndusfrial Engineering. 0 ROBERT E. LEE, Alpha Psi, Brewlong Veler- inary Medicine. 0 DAVID A. LEMON, Alpha Tau Omega Birmingham, Foreign Service. OGEORGE KNOX LETSON, Birmingham Chemical Engineering. THIRD ROW 0 JAMES PRESTON LEWALLEN, Sl. Pefers burg, Florida, Mechanical Engineering. I ANNIE LYDE LEWIS, Kappa Della, Tuske- gee: Business Adminisirafion. 0 ANNE ELIZABETH LEYDEN, Kappa Delia Annislon, Archifeciure. O WALTER LEE LINDSEY, Galax, Va., Veler inary Medicine. I WILLIA LIPSCOMB, nnerg Agri culiural nce. 0 V GINI LISTER, mpa, .3 In Ierior lon. 0 OLIVER ROY LOCK T, Si Phi Epsi- lon, Birmingham, Co ercial I. Q ROBERT WILLIA culfural Science. 0 JACK LAFAYETTE LONDON, Goodwaler Velerinary Medicine. 0 WINNIE LOUISE Le COMPTE, Enrerprise' FIRST COLUMN 0 HUBERT LOOSEN, Auburn, Aeronautical Engineering. 0 MARY VIRGINIA LOWERY, Birmingham, Home Economics. 0 THADDEUS LUTHER LOWERY, Georgiana, Agricultural Engineering. 0 WILLIAM SAYERS LOWERY, Fort Payne, Civil Engineering. Q ALFRED SPEAR LUCAS, Birmingham, Busi- ness Administration. 0 MARY LUCAS, Ashland, Education. 0 JOHN THOMAS LUTZ, Sigma Chi, Mo- bile: Chemical Engineering. 0 JOSEPH ARTHUR LYNCH, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Columbus, Georgia, Aeronautical Engineering. Q DAVID JAMES MacKNlGHT, Beta Kappa, Columbiana, Electrical Engineering. SECOND COLUMN 0 JOHN SHANNON MacNAUGHTON, Lambda Chi Alpha, Atlanta, Georgia, Me- chanical Engineering. 0 GEORGE HEACOCK McBRlDE, Birming- ham, Mechanical Engineering. 0 FRANCIS S. McCAlN, Ashland, Agricul- tural Science. 0 CUMMINGS H. MCCALL, JR., Sigma Nu, Gulfport, Mississippi, Electrical Engineering. 0 LUCIUS C. McCALL, Inverness, Agricul- tural Science. 0 ALBERT L. MCCARTNEY, Gadsden, Elec- trical Engineering. O JAMES RUSSELL McCAULEY, Alpha Tau Omega, Birmingham, Business Administration. 0 HARVEY C. MCCLANAHAN, Hartselle, Electrical Engineering. 0 MIRIAM MCCLENDON, Camp Hill, Home Economics. THIRD COLUMN OJOSEPH RAY McCLESKEY, Sigma Nu, Gadsden, Chemical Engineering. 0 JAMES BURROW McCORSTlN, JR., Delta Sigma Phi, Birmingham, Electrical Engineer- ing. O EVA McCURDY, Kappa Delta, Lowndes- boro, Home Economics. O MARY VIRGINIA McCUTCHEON, Jasper, Pre-Medicine. 0 EARL W. MCGAUGHY, Montevallo, Agri- cultural Education. 0 EDWARD DENT MCGOUGH, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Montgomery, Business Administration. 0 HERBERT S. McKAY, Delta, Agricultural Education. 0 WILLIAM EDGAR McKAY, Mobile, Chem- ical Engineering. OFRANK ANSLEY McLEAN, Alpha Tau Omega, Montgomery, Landscape Architecture. FIRST ROW OJOE MCMANUS, Wedoweeg Agricullural Educalion. OGEORGE D. H. MCMILLAN, Sfockfong Agriculfural Educafion. 0 LAWRENCE J. MCMILLAN, Alpha Lambda Tau, Brewfong Business Adminislrafion. OWOODROW W. MCNAIR, Sigma Nu, Union Springs, Educafion. 0 CHARLES W. MCNUTT, Hanceville, Agri- culfural Educafion. IMALCOLM BURNS MCREE, Pi Kappa Al- pha, Birmingham, Business Adminislrafion. 0 J. RUFUS MCWHORTER, Decatur, Agricul- Iural Educafion. 0 MARY VIRGINIA MCWHORTER, Chi Omega, Hunlsvilleg Educalion. 0 HUGH GILBERT MADDOX, Pi Kappa Al- pha, Douglas, Georgia, Chemislry. SECOND ROW 0 K. B. MADDOX, Fayehe, Agriculfural Ed- ucafion. OCHARLES JOHN MAGNUSON, Kappa Sigma, Birmingham, Mechanical Engineering. Q GORDON A. MAIN, Kappa Sigma, Perofep Pharmacy. 0 HAROLD LEE MALONE, Afmoreg Elecfri- cal Engineering. OJAMES LYLE MALONE, Kappa Alpha Quincy, Fla., Aeronaulical Engineering. O HAROLD LOUIS MALPELI, Birmingham, Business Adminislralion. 0 FRANK J. MANCI, Daphne, Mechanical Engineering. 0 JAMES BREWSTER MARSHALL, Sigma Al- pha Epsilon, Monlgomeryg Archifecfure. O MARY BETH MARSHALL, Ozark, Home Economics Educaiion. THIRD ROW 0 HERBERT M. MARTIN, JR., Alpha Tau Omega, Auburn: Science and Lilerafure. OTEACKLE WALLIS MARTIN, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Mobile, Mechanical Engineering. 0 TOM I. MASTIN, Sigma Chi, Montgom- ery, Mechanical Engineering., Q IRA C. MAYFIELD, Opelika, Elecfrical En- gineering. 0 CURT ADOW Sale Veferinary Medi ' 0 J LIAM DOW Opp, Archifeclure. 0 LEO FRANCES ME WS, em, Home Economics. 0 WILLIAM HAROL silon Phi, Decalurg Pharmacy. 0 AVIS MIDDLETON, Thela Upsilon, Birm- Ingham, Business Adminisfraiion. FIRST COLUMN 0 CHARLES C. MIDDLETON, Birmingham, Civil Engineering. OW. R. MILHOLLIN, Broxlon, Georgia, Velerinary Medicine. 0 ALLEN D. MILLER, JR., Bela Kappa, Mo- bile, Commercial Ari. 0 PAUL C. MILLS, Andalusia, Agricultural Educalion. CABIE GEORGE MILTON, Birmingham, Elecfrical Engineering. 0 EDWARD S. MITCHELL, Sigma Phi Epsi- lon, Enlerprise, Pharmacy. I JOSEPH AUGUSTUS MITCHELL, JR., Theia Chi, Monlgomery, Mechanical Engi- neering. O JOHN GORDON MIXON, Georgiana, Ed- ucalion. 0 JAMES HENRY MIXON, Hamilfon, Busi- ness Adminislralion. SECOND COLUMN I MARION MONTGOMERY, Bela Kappa, Maullon, Agricullural Educafion. 0 MAYS E. MONTGOMERY, Vincent, Educa- lion. OWILLIAM RALPH MOODY, Louisville- Business Adminislralion. 0 HARRY R. MOORE, Pi Kappa Alpha Talladega, Business Adminislralion. 0 JAMES BAKER MOORE, Auburn, Agricul- lural Science. 0 RUTH MOORE, Havana, Home Econom- ics. O WILLIAM B. MOORE, JR., Kappa Alpha, Selma, Agricullural Science. O MELBA A. MOORER, Evergreen, Home Economics. 0 JAMES WALTON MORGAN, Bela Kappa, Mobile, Mechanical Engineering. THIRD COLUMN OJAMES WILLIAM MORGAN, Pi Kappa Phi, Alberlville, Agriculfural Science. 0 HARRY H. MORGAN, Alpha Psi, Cun- ningham, Tennessee, Velerinary Medicine. 0 ROBERT BURGER MORGAN, Birmingham, Eleclrical Engineering. 0 EDWARD W. MORRIS, Camden, Electrical Engineering. 0 FRANK GREEN MORRIS, JR., Pi Kappa Alpha, Homewood, Mechanical Engineering. 0 MAX A. MORRIS, Blounlsville, Agricul- lural Science. 0 WARREN E. MORRIS, Alpha Lambda Tau, Sylacauga, Eleclrical Engineering. OANDREW B. MORRISON, Sigma Nu, Monlgomery, Eleclrical Engineering. 0 CLAUDIE RICHMOND MORROW, Hamil- lon, Agricullural Educafion. FIRST ROW O ROBERT MONROE MORTON, Birmingham, Elecfrical Engineering. 0 F. F. MOSS, Opelika, Mechanical Engia neering. 0 CLARENCE R. MOSTER, Mobile, Eleclrical Engineering. 0 MARVIN G. MOTLEY, Aulaugaville, Elec- Irical Engineering. 0 JAMES NEWTON MUELLER, Birmingham, Aeronaufical Engineering. 0 AL D. MULLIN, Phenix Cify, Mechanical Engineering. OSARAH ANN MULLOY, Laurell, Mississippi, Educalion. OMARGARET L. NASH, Thefa Upsilon, Helena, Home Economics. 0 THOMAS HERBERT Goodwafer, Aeronaulical Engineering. Neiensoizs, JR., SECOND ROW 0 EDGAR H. NELSON, Alpha Lambda Tau, Birmingham, Mechanical Engineering. 0 HOYT NELSON, Red Bay, Veferinary Med- icine. OWAYNE BRASHER NELSON, Alpha Tau Omega, Birmingham, Chemical Engineering. 0 SAMUEL D. NETTLES, Kappa Alpha, Tun- nel Springs, Business Adminisfrafion. 0 WILLIAM DOUGLASS NETTLES, Auburn, Veferinary Medicine. O WILLIAM P. NEWTON, Mcnfgomery, Me- chanical Engineering. 0 JAMES HUGH NICHOLS, York, Chemical Engineering. OJOE NIX, Gunfersville, lnduslrial Engi- neering. 0 DEFOREST MOODY NOLEN, Ashland, Me- chanical Engineering. THIRD ROW 0 THURSTON H. NOLEN, Gadsden, Texfile Engineering. 0 JOSEPH ECHOLS NOOJIN, Allalla, Agri- culfure. 0 HENRY STEVE NORDEN, Thefa Chi, Mo- bile, Civil Engineering. 0 HARRY D. NORMAN, Phi Delta Thela, Opelika, Business Adminisfralion. 0 ALLEN H. NOTTI , Pi Kappa AI- pha, Mobile, I ngme 'ng. 0 C S LANG E N IN, O ega Tau igma, Pe la, FI a, V nary Me cine. 0 KATHRYN ODOM, pa D Dofhan, Home Economics Educ n. OTHOMAS J. O ADY ubu , ome Economics. 0 EUGENE EMERY O'REILLY, Pi Kappa Al- pha, Jacksonville, Florida, Business Admin- isfralion. FIRST COLUMN 0 HENRY PORTER ORR, Opelika, Agricullu- ral Science. 0 LOUISE ORR, Birmingham, Home Eco- ncmics. 0 CHARLES DAVIDSON ORRISON, Kappa Alpha, Annislon, Mechanical Engineering. 0 ROBERT GARRETT ORRISON, Thela Chi, Annislon, Civil Engineering. 0 BILLIE AGNES OWEN, Alpha Gamma Della, Auburn, Home Economics Educafion. 0 JAMES SHIRLEY OWEN, LaFayeHe, Agri- cullural Science. 0 NEWTON C. OWEN, Forl Payne, Agricul- rural Science. 0 FANNIE A. OWENS, Chi Omega, New- nan, Georgia, Pre-Law. 0 RAYMOND A. OWENS, Repfon, Agricullu- ral Education. SECOND COLUMN O ANN OWSLEY, Della Zela, Eclecfic, Home Economics, OCARL THORNTON PACE, Alpha Tau Omega, Oxford, Mechanical Engineering. 0 ANN BYRD PAFFORD, Chi Omega, Monr- gomery, Home Economics, OJEFFERSON W. PAFFORD, Thefa Chi, Monfgomery, Archileclure. 0 GEORGE B. PAGE, Tanner, Agricultural Science. 0 BEN EARL PARK, Pi Kappa Phi, Axson, Georgia, Educalion. OMILTON SANDERS PARK, Monlgomery, Eleclrical Engineering. 0 WILLIAM HUGO PARKMAN, Alpha Lambda Tau, Langdale, Business Adminis- frafion. OBILLY PARKS, Scollsboro, Agricullural Science. THIRD COLUMN I EMMA NELL PARRISH, Kappa Della, Au- burn, Chemisfry. 0 WARREN SCOTT PATRICK, Kappa Alpha, Barksdale Field, Louisiana, Agricullural En- gineering. OJOHN GORDON PATTERSON, Elkmonl, Eleclrical Engineering. 0 MAE PATTON, Adger, Home Economics. 0 HENON W, PEARCE, Phi Della Thela, Decalur, Civil Engineering. 0 JOHN HENRY PEEBLES, Phi Delta Thefa, Mooresville, Agricultural Science. QCHARLES CLAY PELHAM, Alexandria, Chemical Engineering. 0 JOHN PELHAM, Kappa Alpha, Annislon, Induslrial Engineering. QWILLIAM WALLACE PENN, Pi Kappa Alpha, Birmingham, Mechanical Engineering, :iii S233 5 FIRST ROW 0 HAMPTON DAUGHTRY PERRITT, Alpha Tau Omega, Florence, Business Adminisfra- Iion. 0 HARTWELL L. PERRY, Sigma Nu, Hurfs- boro, Chemical Engineering. OJAMES ZACHRY PERRY, Sigma Nu, Monlgomery, Civil Engineering. 0 THOMAS CLARENCE PERRY, Glen Allen, Agriculfural Educafion. 0 AUBREY M. PETTIS, Alpha Gamma Rho, Fayelfe, Agriculfural Engineering. Q GLEN PHILLIPS, Secfion, Agricullural Sci- ence. O MANDEVILLE PHIPPS, Sigma Chi, Nalchez, Mississippi, Civil Engineering. 0 MALCOLM HOYT PICKENS, MI. Hope, Agricullural Educalion. 0 JOHN L. PIERCE, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, For? Benning, Georgia, Science and Lif- eralure SECOND ROW 0 HASKEL A. PINKERTON, Cullman, Agri- culfural Educafion. 0 ERMA MAE PIPER, Five Poinls, Home Eco- nomics Educafion. 0 CLIFFORD W. PITTMAN, Lyons, Georgia, Velerinary Medicine. O MARTHA FERRELL PITTS, Auburn, Educa- lion. 0 DONALD POE, Auburn, Agriculiural Sci- ence. O ELEANOR HUBERT POE, Theia Upsilon, Birmingham, Home Economics. O HATTIE S. POOR, Phenix Cify, Home Economics. O MARY LOUISE POOR, Phenix Cify, Sci- ence and Liferaiure. 0 EUGENE JEROME POPE, Newsome, Vir- ginia, Veferinary Medicine. THIRD ROW O JOHN ALLEN POPE, JR., Sigma Pi, Co- lumbus, Georgia, Elecfrical Engineering. 0 ALBERT B. POWELL, Pi Kappa Phi, Moni- gomery, Mechanical Engineering. OWINSTON BISHOP PRATHER, Aufauga- ville, Agricullural Science. O MARY RUTH PRICE, Decafur, Educalion. 0 SAMUEL JO , ' mingham, Me- charical ering. 0 ISS PRI , Aub ' Ho Ecc- no 'cs E 0 WILLIAM CLAREN PRIT T, Alpha Gamma Rho, Linden, riculf Science. Q HENRY D. PU EL ol i - Iural Science. o HOWARD WILLIAM PUTNAM, Birming- ham, Mechanical Engineering. FIRST COLUMN QWILLIAM W. PUTNEY, Farmville, Vir- ginia, Veterinary Medicine. 0 MARK A. QUILTY, JR., Sigma Chi, Lake Charles, Louisiana, Veterinary Medicine. 0 I. T. QUINN, Sigma Chi, Montgomery, Foreign Service. O ROY C. RACKLEY, Omega Tau Sigma, Pelham, Georgia, Veterinary Medicine. I VASSAR EDWIN RACKLEY, Pelham, Georgia, Veterinary Medicine. 0 FOY CLIFFORD RANDALL, JR., Lyons, Georgia, Veterinary Medicine. OVIRGINIA ELAINE REDDOCK, Luverne, Science and Literature. I JOHN A. REID, Montevallo, Agricultural Science. 0 VERA YOUNG REID, Atlanta, Georgia, Home Economics. SECOND COLUMN OWILLIAM C. REID, Pensacola, Florida, Chemical Engineering. 0 HARRY WEATHERLY REYNOLDS, Kappa Alpha, Anniston, Mechanical Engineering. OJOHN YARBROUGH REYNOLDS, Alpha Tau Omega, Montgomery, Business Admin- istration. 0 GEORGE ROBERT RICE, Double Springs, Pre-Dentistry. 0 JOHN E. RICE, Kappa Sigma, Opelika, Industrial Engineering. O VIRGIL PRESTON RICE, Birmingham, Elec- trical Engineering. 0 JOHN THAD RIDDLE, Alpha Psi, Pied- mont, South Carolina, Veterinary Medicine. 0 CHARLES M. ROBERSON, Town Creek, Agricultural Education. QARCHIE GERTRUDE ROBERTS, Birming- ham, Mechanical Engineering. THIRD COLUMN OMARY FLORENCE ROBERTS, Auburn, Home Economics. I JOEL F. ROBERTSON, Birmingham, Me- chanical Engineering. 0 RALSTON HODGES ROBERTSON, Bayou La Batre, Electrical Engineering. 0 FRANK A. ROBINSON, Birmingham, Agri- culture. 0 JOSEPH LELAND RODGERS, New Market, Agricultural Education. O JOHN A. ROGERS, Springville, Agricul- tural Engineering. 0 JOHN ROLLINS, Townley, Chemical En- gineering. 0 JEFF A. ROREX, Pi Kappa Phi, Sheffield, Chemical Engineering, 0 JAMES L. ROUSE, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Montgomery, Chemical Engineering. FIRST ROW 0 THOMAS M. ROWAN, Greensboro, Flor- ida, Agricultural Education. 0 ROBERT EMMETT RUSSELL, Birmingham, Mechanical Engineering. 0 LEON MARR SAHAG, Auburn, Mechan- ical Engineering. O HERBERT T. SALTER, JR., Tueytown, Me- chanical Engineering. 0 JAMES H. SAMFORD, Sigma Chi, Mont- gomery, Business Administration. ODELORIS FOX SANDERS, Delta Zeta, Tampa, Florida, Architecture. 0 SAMUEL G. SANDLIN, Carbon Hill, Me- chanical Engineering. I ROBERT A. SAWYER, Delta Sigma Phi, Fairfield, Mechanical Engineering. 0 T. B. SAWYER, Union Springs, Veterinary Medicine. SECOND ROW 0 MARGARET SAXON SCARBOROUGH, Au- burn, Home Economics Education. OCLARENCE E. SCARSBROOK, Orrville, Agricultural Science. 0 CHARLES WILLIAM SCOTT, Alpha Tau Omega, Birmingham, Mechanical Engineering. OANTHONY JOSEPH SEAMAN, Birming- ham, Aeronautical Engineering. OARTHUR WARREN SEAMAN, Athens, Electrical Engineering. 0 EDGAR DAVID SEAMAN, Athens, Educa- tion. 0 STEVE M. SEARCY, Alpha Tau Omega, Greenville, Business Administration. 0 MATTIE LOU SEG-REST, Dothan, Home Economics. THIRD ROW 0 LEROY L. SELF, Auburn, Agricultural Sci- ence. 0 RAYMON LESTER SELF, Altoona, Agricul- tural Science. 0 MAURICE D. SELLERS, Montgomery, Chemical Engineering. I TROY F. SEWELL, Henagar, Agricultural Science. 0 LESTE AN SHANN , JR., Sigma Alpha on, Bir ' gham, ustrial Engi- nee O HN SHA olly dy Agri- cultural Science. O BILL PAUL SHE , Sig Pi, Dothan, Business Administra . 0 JACOB ROBER , Epsilon, Cordova, Electrical Engineering. Lafayette Pharmacy Omega Birmingham Chemical Engineering 0 THOMAS W. SCHUESSLER, Kappa Alpha, 0 HENRY L. SHERROD, JR., Alpha Tau ' I FIRST COLUMN 0 MARSHALL DEWITT SHIRLEY, Fayette, Education. 0 WADE B. SHIVERS, Wadley, Agricultural Education. 0 H. C. SHORT, Sigma Nu, Fitzpatrick, Agri- cultural Science. 9 WILBER LESLIE SHRINER, Mobile, Civil Engineering. 0 JAMES B. SIMMS, Moulton, Education. OJOHN A. SIMPSON, JR., Delta Sigma Phi, Birmingham, Mechanical Engineering. 0 WILLIAM B. SIMPSON, Bankston, Agricul- tural Education. 0 MEARLIN LEE SIMS, Birmingham, Chem- ical Engineering. 0 NEAL BRITTON SIMS, Anniston, Electrical Engineering. SECOND COLUMN 0 ROBERT B. SIMS, Hazel Green, Agricul- tural Engineering. Q HUGH L. SINCLAIR, Selma, Mechanical Engineering. 0 MARK SCOTT SKELTON, Pi Kappa Alpha, Scottsboro, Agricultural Engineering. OWILLIAM T. SKINNER, Littleton, North Carolina, Veterinary Medicine. 0 THOMAS SOMERSET SLAUGHTER, Brook- Iandville, Maryland, Veterinary Medicine. 0 CHARLES GRIGGS SLAY, Roanoke, Agri- cultural Science. 0 WILLIAM ALFRED SLOAN, Lambda Chi Alpha, Cherokee, Mechanical Engineering. 0 ARTHUR MARTIN SMITH, Bessemer, Chemical Engineering. 0 CYRIL UBERT SMITH, Birmingham, Elec- trical Engineering. THIRD COLUMN CEARNEST ALEXANDER SMITH, Alpha Gamma Rho, Bladon Springs, Agricultural Education. 0 GRADY L. SMITH, Auburn, Mechanical Engineering. 0 HUNTER E. SMITH, Alpha Gamma Rho, Vernon, Agricultural Science. 0 MARTHA KATE SMITH, Birmingham, Busi- ness Administration. 0 MARVIN M. SMITH, Cullman, Agricultu- ral Education. 0 SAMUEL L. SMITH, Kappa Sigma, Brew- ton, Agricultural Science. 0 T. CLIFFORD SMITH, Boax, Agricultural Education. 0 THOMAS M. SMITH, Lambda Chi Alpha, Bessemer, Mechanical Engineering. 0 JESSE ELLIS SNEAD, Altoona, Pre-Med- icine. ,, 7, , FIRST ROW 0 ROBERT HENRY SNOW, Pi Kappa Alpha, Birmingham, Pharmacy. 0 .IACK R. SNOW, Alpha Gamma Rho, Jas- per, Agriculfural Science. 0 B. SALVADOR SOLORZANO, Mexico Cify, Mexico, Chemical Engineering. 0 JOHN CLAYTON SOUTHERLAND, Moni- gomery, Elecfrical Engineering. 0 FRED MARSHALL SPEAKE, Harlselle, Agri- culfural Science. 0 WILLIAM E. SPENCE, Alpha Psi, Smyrna, Delaware, Velerinary Medicine. 0 MARGARET CAMPBELL SPIDLE, Auburn, Home Economics. OJOSEPH MILLER SPRAGUE, JR., Della Sigma Phi, Ensley, Mechanical Engineering. 0 JAMES H. STACEY, Bay Mineffe, Phar- macy. SECOND ROW 0 ALFRED STAFFORD, Planf Cily, Florida, Veferinary Medicine. 0 HENRY M. STAHMER, Cullman, Inlerior Decoralion. 0 J. PERRY STANDRIDGE, Hayden, Aqriculi lural Educafion. 0 DALE STANFORD, Guin, Agriculfural Ed- ucalion. 0 WELLS M. STANLEY, Sigma Nu, Birming- ham, Chemical Engineering. 0 LELAND EDSON STARR, JR., Thefa Chi Auburn, Mechanical Engineering. Velerinary Medicine. I WILLIAM E. STEED, Phi Della Thela, De- calur, Agricullural Science. THIRD ROW 0 ROBERT R. STERNENBERG, Ponce De Leon Florida, Landscape Archilecfure. 0 ALTON ARRIS STEWART, Spring Garden Agricullural Educalion. 0 RUSSELL DOUGLAS STEWART, Sigma Chi Atmore, Chemical Engineering. 0 LOWELL STODDARD, Opelika, Agricultu- ral Engineering. 0 KOLEE NE, Lineville, me Eco nomics alion. 0 PR STONE, Kap Phi Hurfsboro, eierinary Medi . 0 CLEVELAND U. S EY, nix Cily Agriculfural Science. 0 SAM HENRY STR ville, Agriculfural Educafion. Alpha Laneff Civil Engineering Pre I-BW 0 ROBERT CLIFFORD STANFIELD, Pi Kappa 0 WILFRED E. STRICKLAND, Wefumpka ' I O JOSEPH T. STEARNS, Louisville, Kenfucky' I I FIRST COLUMN 0 MARY OLIVE STROZIER, Phi Omega Pi, Opelika, Home Economics Education. 0 HOLT A. STUART, Alpha Gamma Rho, Bay Minette, Agricultural Science. 0 J. FRANK SUTTLE, Kellyton, Mechanical Engineering. 0 CHARLES RUDOLPH SWEARINGEN, JR., Omega Tau Sigma, Trenton, South Carolina, Veterinary Medicine. 0 JACK RUSSELL TANNER, Dora, Agricul- tural Education. 0 CORINNE SMITH TATUM, Kappa Delta, Opelika, Home Economics Education. 0 OZELLA B. TAYLOR, Bankston, Science and Literature. 0 JOHN SPIER TELFAIR, JR., Jacksonville Beach, Florida, Civil Engineering. o HOWARD FRANK THAMES, Sigma Nu, Montgomery, Mechanical Engineering. SECOND COLUMN O HANDLEY GILLIS THIGPEN, JR., Marion Agricultural Engineering. 0 LANE FITZGERALD THIGPEN, Gadsden, Aeronautical Engineering. 0 ALEX C. THOMAS, Linden, Agricultural Science. 0 ALBERT MARINO THOMPSON, Alpha Gamma Rho, Bay Minette, Agricultural Sci- ence. 0 ALMA M. THOMPSON, Phi Omega Pi Weogutka, Education. 0 JAMES EVAN THOMPSON, JR., Weogufka Education. 0 CHARLES H. THORNBURG, Shelby, Agri cultural Education. 0 MOHNS MONTGOMERY THORNTON Birmingham, Chemical Engineering. 0 JOHN PATTERSON THRASHER, Alpha Psi Ouitman, Georgia, Veterinary Medicine. THIRD COLUMN 0 JOHN PEYTON THRASHER, Kappa Sigma Huntsville, Business Administration. 0 l.LOYD ZENO THRASHER, Theta Chi, Au burn, Business Administration. 0 L, VASTINE TINDAL, Greenville, Mechan ical Engineering. 0 HAMLIN H. TIPPINS, Auburn, Agricul tural Science. 0 JULE TISDALE, Kappa Delta, Auburn, Sci ence and Literature. 0 SAM TISDALE, Hattiesburg, Mississippi Agriculture. 0 MARVIN FARIS TRAPP, Arkadelphia, Agri cultural Education. 0 FRED TRIMBLE, Decatur, Chemical Engi neering. 0 ROBERT M. TRULOCK, Pi Kappa Phi Climax, Georgia, Aeronautical Administra tion. 9 I + X FIRST ROW 0 FRANCIS S. TUCKER, Pi Kappa Phi, Camp Hill, Pharmacy. 0 ALBERT U. TURNER, Phenix Ciiy, Veler- inary Medicine. 0 FELIX M. TURNIPSEED, Sigma Chi Epsilon, Monfgomery, Business Adminisfrafion. OOLIVER SANDERS ULMER, Demopolis, Archifecfure. 0 THOMAS WRIGHT UNDERWOOD, Sum- merdale, Agriculfural Educaiion. 0 HANS H. VAN ALLER, Alpha Tau Omega, Mobile, Elecirical Engineering. 0 RICHARD A. VAN PATTEN, Opelika, Edu- caiion. OJAMES MONROE VANCE, JR., Kappa Alpha, Birmingham, Mechanical Engineering. 0 SCOTT VANCE, Phi Delfa Theia, Gadsden, Chemical Engineering. SECOND ROW 0 ROBERT EDWARD VARNER, Phi Delta Theia, Tuskegee, Pre-Denlisfry. Q MARY W. VAUGHAN, Delia Zeia, Tampa, Florida, Home Economics. 0 ROBERT H. VEITCH, Birmingham, Mechan- ical Engineering. OHOBART LOWELL VERNON, Sumifon, Elecirical Engineering. 0 MARTHA D. VEST, Phi Omega Pi, Hari selle, Home Economics Educafion. I WYMAN VICK, Fayeffe, Agriculfural Sci ence. 0 F. ESTELLE VINES, Geraldine, Home Eco nomics. 0 DAWSON WAITS, Lafayeife, Pharmacy. 0 LUCILE WALDEN, Phi Omega Pi, Opelika Business AdminisIra+ion. THIRD ROW Q J. E. WALKER, Richard City, Tennessee Elecfrical Engineering. 0 MORGAN WALLACE, Hodges, Agricul Iural Educaiion. 0 GUY CLIFFORD WALLIS, Kappa Sigma Waycross, Georgia, Civil Engineering. 0 THURMAN OLIVER WALLIS, Sylacauga Elecfrical Engineering, 0 CECIL M. WA echanical En gineering. OJ SA.W ,Clay ,Ho co nom s. 0 ANNIE B. WATERS usco Florida Home Economics. Q MORRIS C. WA N, n, i r Science. Education. 0 LILA MAE WATTERS, Kappa Delia, Selma ' FIRST COLUMN 0 HOMER A. WEAVER, Beta Kappa, Theo- dore, Electrical Engineering. O WILLIAM HENRY WEAVER, Delta Sigma Phi, Birmingham, Electrical Engineering. O SARA WEBSTER, La Pine, Education. O JAMES A. WEEMS, Birmingham, Electrical Engineering. 0 CLAUDIA WEINMANN, Decatur, Home Economics. 0 PAUL LOUIS WEINTRITT, Theta Chi, New Orleans, Louisiana, Mechanical Engineering. QWILLIAM wooo weissmesn, Kappa Alpha, Browns, Veterinary Medicine. 0 MARGARET FRANCES WELLER, Gadsden, Education. 0 COLIN EUGENE WELLONS, Kappa Sigma, Macon, Georgia, Electrical Engineering. SECOND COLUMN 0 DONALD CLIFTON WELLS, Selma, Chem- ical Engineering. OKENNETH GIVHAN WELLS, Anniston, Aeronautical Engineering. 0 C. TERRY WESSELS, Chi Omega, Fcrt Benning, Georgia, Science and Literature. 0 ELTON G. WHATLEY, Double Springs, Agricultural Science. QGEORGE ROGERS WHEELER, Buffalo, Electrical Engineering. O ANITA MORRIS WHITE, Ardmore, Home Economics Education. 0 HORACE OLIVER WHITE, Ashland, Agri- cultural Science. OKENNETH ELDRIDGE WHITE, Ashland, Agricultural Science. O MELVIN W. WHITE, Maplesville, Electrical Engineering. THIRD COLUMN 0 ROBERT CALVIN WHITFIELD, Pi Kappa Alpha, Fairfield, Mechanical Engineering. 0 GEORGE D. WHITNEY, Kappa Sigma, Orange, Connecticut, Veterinary Medicine. 0 JAMES B. WHORTON, Gadsden, Agricul- tural Education. OJAMES AMOS WILBANKS, Florence, Chemical Engineering. 0 CLELLIE E. WILBORN, JR., Birmingham, Civil Engineering. 0 GEORGE W. WILLARD, Fairfield, Mechan- ical Engineering. 0 ALTON BASCOM WILLIAMS, Andalusia, Agricullural Education. OHILBURN ROSS WILLIAMS, Winfield, Veterinary Medicine. OJOSIAH McKEWN WILLIAMS, Omega Tau Sigma, Moncks Corner, South Carolina, Veterinary Medicine. qi FIRST ROW 0 MARY TENO WILLIAMS, Fairfield, Home Economics. 0 PEMRBOKE WHITFIELD WILLIAMS, Alpha Lambda Tau, La Grange, Georgia, Electrical Engineering. I TEENY C. WILLIAMS, Kappa Delta, Opel- ika, Secretarial Training. 0 THOMAS M. WILLIAMS, Auburn, Educa- tion 0 SOPHENA WILLIAMS, Ohatchee, Home Economics Education. 0 BYRON B. WILLIAMSON, JR., Pine Apple, Agricultural Education. 0 HUGH H. WILLIAMSON, Brewton, Land- scape Architecture. 0 THOMAS BRYNE WILLIAMSON, Nashville, Tennessee, Agricultural Science. 0 JACK HARDISON WILSON, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Sheffield, Agricultural Engineering. 0 JEWEL DOROTHY WILSON, Mobile, Chemistry. SECOND ROW 0 JUNE WILSON, Chi Omega, Mobile, Sci- ence and Literature. 0 ROBERT L. WILSON, Auburn, Education. Q JOHN W. WINDHAM, Birmingham, Elec- trical Engineering. OSAMUEL TRAVIS WINDHAM, Luverne, Agricultural Science. Q WALTER MATHES WINNETTE, Huntsville, Electrical Engineering. I ROBERT DALE WISE, Birmingham, Archi- tecture. Q FREDERICK CONRAD WOJOHN, JR., Mo- bile, Mechanical Engineering. 0 GORDON EDWARD WOOD, Andalusia, Textile Engineering. OJACK EDWIN WOOD, Dora, Electrical Engineering. 0 ROYCE C. WOOD, Georgiana, Agricultu- ral Science. THIRD ROW 0 LOUIS FRANK WOODRUFF, Phi Delta Theta, Montgomery, Chemical Engineering. 0 FRANCIS A. WOOLFLEY, Lambda Chi Alpha, Ft. Benning, Georgia, Chemical Engi- neering. 0 BYRON YARBROUGH, Auburn, Agricultu- ral Engineering. 0 ALVA W. YATES, Lafayette, Textile Engi- neering. 0 LESTER B. YOUNG son City, Ten- nessee, Veterina ine. 0 LEO EVANS NG, ha Psi Co- Iumb' South Ca , Veter ry Me ne. 0 MA NN YOUN Alph amma Delta, Dadeville, Secreta Trai . 0 RONALD D. YOUN Flore , Chemical Engineering. ' 0 WILLIAM JACK Agricultural Education. ical Engineering. Q G. P. YOUNGS, Chicago, Illinois, Mechan- I 25 H0 HEMI B I IEWH ll' IIT JAMES WILLARD VENPORT JOHN HEN PEEBLES -, 'K A . A ,ff f if , A if B ' M ff' f cl Leff Io righfz Moore, Bulling- +on, McCain, King, and Dudley THOMAS BULLINGTON WILLIAM S. KING SAMUEL W. DUDLEY JACK K. MOORE MARGARET McCAIN Presidenf Vice-Presidenf Secreiary Treasurer Historian FIRST COLUMN OWALTER ABEL, Washinglon, D. C., Aero- naufical Engineering. O SARAH E. ABRAMS, Tallassee, Educafion. 0 WILLIAM B. ACKER, Brighlon, Agricul- fural Science. 0 CARROLL P. ADAMS, Omega Tau Sigma, Camilla, Georgia, Velerinary Medicine. I JOE PAUL ADAMS, Midway, Mechanical Engineering. O ROBERT WILLIAM ADAMS, Kappa Sigma, Decalur, Civil Engineering. 0 JACK HARVEY ADAMSON, Sigma Phi Ep- silon, Birmingham, lnduslrial Engineering. QDEBY ALLDREDGE, Brooksville, Home Economics Educaiion. OJAMES LYNTON ALLEGOOD, Kappa Sigma, Meullrie, Georgia, lnduslrial Engi- neering SECOND COLUMN 0 DOROTHY M. ALLEN, Monlgomery, Home Economics Education. 0 JOHN WALTER ALLEN, LaGrange, Geor- gia, Texlile Engineering. 0 WILLIAM MORRIS ALLEN, Pi Kappa Phi, Birmingham, Business Adminisfralion. 0 W. WALLACE ALLEN, Thela Chi, Jack- sonville, Florida, Elecfrical Engineering. OSAM LORING ALMON, Birmingham, Chemical Engineering. 0 CALLEN ALRED, Pi Kappa Alpha, Clanfon, Business Adminisirafion. I OTIS DEWITT ALSOBROOK, JR., Cussela, Agriculfural Engineering. 0 MINNIE REID ANDERSON, Greenville, Soulh Carolina, Commercial Ari. 0 MIRIAM ANDERSON, Greenville, Soulh Carolina, Commercial Arl. THIRD COLUMN 0 FRANCES G. ARANT, McKenzie, Home Economics. I REGINALD GRAY ARMISTEAD, Demop' olis, Educalion. 0 FRED SOWELL ARNOLD, Kappa Sigma, Abbeville, Agricultural Educalion. OWILLIAM H. ASHMORE, Lambda Chi Alpha, Bessemer, Mechanical Engineering. 0 LESLIE PARK ATKINSON, Weogufka, Agri- culiural Science. O HERBERT M. AUSMAN, Bessemer, Me- chanical Engineering. 0 NORMA RAY AUTERY, Theia Upsilon Dixon's Mill, Home Economics. OTHEO DUNWOODY BAARS, Pensacola, Florida, Aeronaulical Engineering. 0 HOWARD ELDRIDGE BAILEY, Madison Norlh Carolina, Veferinary Medicine. FIRST ROW 0 JOHN C. BAILEY, Wadley, Agricullural Engineering. OWILLIAM BAILEY, Kappa Sigma, Birm- ingham, Eleclrical Engineering. OJOHN COOPER BALL, Alpha Tau Omega, Auburn, Mechanical Engineering. . 0 JOHN GRADY BALLARD, Alexander Cily, Texlile Engineering. 0 PAUL BARKSDALE, Hunlsville, Mechanical Engineering. 0 ANNE BARNES, Monlgomery, Home Eco- nomics. 0 JAMES WALTER BARR, Phi Della Thela, Montgomery, Elecirical Engineering. 0 BILLY D. BARTON, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Monfgomery, Business Adminislrafion. 0 JAMES ROBERT BARTON, Wadley, Elec- Irical Engineering. SECOND ROW OVERNON F. BASS, Thefa Chi, Wilson, North Carolina, Agricullural Adminislrafion. 0 EDWARD C. BEAN, Opp, Mechanical En- gineering. I ROSS A. BECKHAM, Florence, Agricul- iura' Science. 0 BARBARA BELL, Gaylesville, Home Eco- nomics Educafion. 0 ELSA BELL, Cullman, Home Economics. 0 THOMAS A. BELL, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Monfgomery, Mechanical Engineering. 0 CARL B. BENSON, Pi Kappa Alpha, Au- burn, Mechanical Engineering. I ALMA MAE BENTLEY, Nolasulga, Educa- lion. 0 WALTER LEE BERRY, JR., Pi Kappa Alpha, Bessemer, Chemical Engineering. THIRD ROW 0 PAUL RENE BIDEZ, Alpha Tau Omega, Auburn, Chemical Engineering. 0 WILLIAM SEYDELL BITTNER, Beta Kappa, Mobile, Chemical Engineering. I DIXIE BLACK, Auburn, Secrefarial Train- ing. 0 WILLIAM BEVERLY BLAIR, Alpha Lambda Tau, Auburn, Chemical n ineering. 0 HEN ADY B KE, JR onlgomery, Aero cal Admi alion. 0 . LAKE, Bir gham' emical Engineering. 0 LILLIAN L. BLA , La , Educalion. 0 WILLIAM CA e, Elecirical Engineerin . 0 MAURICE I. BLOCH, Selma, Business Ad- minislrafion. , SIIPHIIIVIIII-IIS V FIRST COLUMN 0 JOHN FOSTER BLUE, OPP? Texlile Engi- neering, 0 VERNON HARCOURT BODDEN, Mobile, Mechanical Engineering. 0 SARAH WHILDEN BOLES, Alpha Gamma Della, Nolasulgag Secrelarial Training. 0 HERSHEL KERMIT BOLT, Wedowee, Agri- culfural Educafion. 0 WILLIAM A. BONDS, Adamsville, Agricul- lural Science. OROBERT FRANCIS BONNEAU, Mobile, Business Adminislralion. 0 BERNARD IRVIN BOSTWICK, Alpha Tau Omega, Arlinglon, Georgia, Agricultural Science. 0 CHARLES F. BOTTS, Banks, Civil Engineer- ing. OJAMES NELSON BOURNE, Sigma Chi, Bessemer, Business Adminislralion. SECOND COLUMN 0 FRANCES K. BOWEN, Phenix Cify, Secre- farial Training. 0 CATHERINE BOYD, Monlgomery, Labora- lory Technique. 0 CLINTON BOYD, Auburn, Agricullural En- gineering. OPERRY MARCELLUS BOYD, Omega Tau Sigma, Miami, Florida, Velerinary Medicine 0 MARY FRANCES BOYETT, Mobile, Home Economics. 0 EARL L. BOZEMAN, Andalusia, Textile Engineering. OJOHN MARTIN BRABHAM, Inverness, Agricullural Science. 0 LETA C. BRACKIN, Headland, Home Eco- nomics Education. 0 ALVIE T. BRADFORD, Russellville, Phar- macy. THIRD COLUMN 0 MARGARET LEE BRADFORD, Kappa Della, Russellville, Home Economics. 0 LILLIE LOVE BRADLEY, Opelika, Home Economics. 0 LALLIE MARIE BRAGG, Sf. Pelersburg, Florida, Home Economics. I BRYAN BRAMLETTE, Roanoke, Texlile En- gineering. ODONALD ALLEN BREWER, Sigma Pi, Birmingham, Chemical Engineering. .. .. .. 0 JACK VERNON BRIGHT, Opelika, Agri- cullural Educalion. OM. D. BRINSON, Alpha Tau Omega, Mo- bile, Aeronaulical Engineering. OROBERT ALLEN BROCKWAY, Penola- Agriculfural Educalion. 0 BILLIE BROOKS, Alpha Psi, Enlerprise, Velerinary Medicine. FIRST ROW 0 FRANK CLINTON BROOKS, JR., Hunfs- villep Elecfrical Engineering. 0 HELEN LOUISE BROOKS, Columbus, Geor gia, Secrefarial Training. 0 MARTHA A. BROOKS, Thefa Upsilon Hurlsboro, Home Economics. OWILLIAM D. BROTHERTON, Cherokee Chemical Engineering. 0 MALMER R. BROWDER, McKenzie, Agri- culfural Ed ucalion. OCHARLES DOUGLAS BROWN, Selma, Texlile Engineering. OCLYDE LAWRENCE BROWN, Holfvilleg Agriculfural Educarion. I GRADY ALVIN BROWN, Heflin, Mechan- ical Engineering. 0 IRENE MAE BROWN, For? Benning, Geor- gia, Pre-Law. SECOND ROW 0 JAMES E. BROWN, Omega Tau Sigma, Rich Square, Norfh Carolina, Veferinary Med- lcine. a JAMES MARCUS sRowN, Pi Kappa Au- pha, Birmingham, Business Adminisfrafion. I LUTHER E. BROWN, Dofhan, Agricultural Engineering. Q DANNIE LEE BROWNING, Ashland, Home Economics. OAVERY CREEDON BRUCE, There chi, Birmingham, Elecfrical Engineering. O JOHN ELLIOTT BRUSH, Pi Kappa Alpha, Birmingham, Chemical Engineering. 0 JESSE OLIVER BRYAN, Pi Kappa Alpha, I Greenville, Pre-Denfisfry. 0 JOHN T. BRYAN, Clayfon, Agricultural Engineering. 0 FRED B. BRYANT, Annislon, Chemislry. THIRD ROW 0 OLIVER EARL BRYANT, Bayou LaBafre, Mechanical Engineering. QWILLIAM HARRY BUCHANAN, Afhensg Agriculfural Adminisfrafion. 0 DAVID EDGAR BUCK, Pi Kappa Phi, Birm- ingham, Elecfrical Engineering. 0 EDWARD H. BUCKNER, Pell Ciry, Agri- culfural Engineering. Q THOMAS INGTON, pha Gamma Rho, At , Agricull ral Sci e. 0 ILLIAM URGESS unlsv' , Me- cha V eering. 0 JOHN J. BURKE Aflall echanical Engineering. 0 GERALD DEA T r, Civil Engineering. 0 WILLIAM M. BURRISS, Anderson, Soulh Carolina, Veterinary Medicine. SUPHUNIUIHS r FIRST COLUMN 0 JAMES C. BURT, Rochester, New York, Pre-Medicine. 0 WILLIAM Eugene Burton, Talladega: Me- chanical Engineering. I JIMMY L. BUTT, Pi Kappa Phi, Wetumpka, Agricultural Science. 0 ALBERT S. BYARS, JR., Moulton, Business Administration. 0 RALPH E. BYRD, Alpha Lambda Tau, Cit- ronelle, Civil Engineering. Q GORDON WILLIAM CAIN, Plateau, Aero- nautical Engineering. 0 NELL WALLIS CALDWELL, Alpha Gamma Delta, Talladega, Education. QWILLIAM NEIL CAMPBELL, Dadevilleg Civil Engineering. 0 ALBERT GEORGE CANZONERI, Bessemerg Physical Education. SECOND COLUMN 0 ERNEST CLARY CAPELL, Alpha Tau Omega, Greenville, South Carolina, Chemical Engineering. O BILLY OWEN CAPLINGER, Frankfort, Ken- tucky, Veterinary Medicine. 0 THOMAS W. CAPPS, Luverne, Chemical Engineering. Q HOMER cum CARDER, sigma cm, raf- ra nt, Chemical Engineering. 0 THOMAS C. CARGILL, Sigma Alpha Ep- silon, Montgomery: Civil Engineering. 0 G. W. CARLISLE, Enterprise, Business Ad- ministration. OCECIL CLARK CARLTON,SGoodwaterg Agricultural Science. I DANIEL CARMICHAEL, Montgomery, Agricultural Science. 0 CORINNE CARNES, Hamilton, Home Eco- nomics Education. THIRD COLUMN 0 JIMMIE P. CARNEY, Meridian, Mississippi, Veterinary Medicine. 0 ROY G. CARPENTER, Winfield, Aeronau- tical Engineering. 0 GEORGE FRANCIS CARRAWARY, Moul- ton, Pre-Dentistry. Q LAFAYETTE MOORE CARROLL, Hurtsborog Agricultural Engineering. 0 CLARENCE E. CARTEE, Easley, South Car- olina: Physical Education. 0 GEORGE H. CARTER, JR., Alpha Tau Omega, Sheffield, Business Administration. 0 WILLIAM KENAN CARTER, Kappa Alpha, Geneva, Business Administration. 0 FRANCIS HORACE CASE, Alpha Psi, Sa- vannah, Georgiag Veterinary Medicine. I WILLIAM T. CATO, LaFayette, Electrical Engineering FIRST ROW 0 ROBERT LLOYD CAWTHON, Phi Delta Theia, Monfgomery, Elecfrical Engineering. 0 EMMIE TOM CENTERFIT, Alpha Gamma Delia, Gadsden, Social Science. 0 ROBERT TAYLOR CHAMBERS, Kappa Sigma, Faunsdale, Aeronaulical Engineering. O RUBY C. CHANDLER, Cullman, Home Economics Educaiion. 0 MARTHA CHILDRESS, Kappa Delia, Co- lumbia, Tennessee, Business Adminisfraiion. OGEORGE BURNETTE CHIPMAN, Kappa Sigma, Ballimore, Maryland, Business Ad- minisiraiion. 0 ROBERT CHAPMAN CHISHOLM, Haiiies- burg, Mississippi, Mechanical Engineering. Q FRED S. CHISOLM, Birmingham, Aeronau- iical Engineering. I ALLEN F. CLAPP, Eufaula, Aeronauiical Engineering. SECOND ROW 0 CLEMENT M. CLAPP, Kappa Alpha, Mona roeville, lndusfrial Engineering. O FLORENCE M. CLAPP, Eufaulag Home Economics. OJAMES H. CLARK, Kinslon, Mechanical Engineering. 0 JOSEPH N. CLARK, Dozier, Agriculiural Educaiion. 0 AUBREY C. CLAYTON, Collierville, Ten- nessee, Agriculiural Science. 0 WILLIAM EARL CLEGHORN, Monigomery, Business Adminisfrafion. 0 CROMWELL L. CLEVELAND, Selma, Elec- lrical Engineering. 0 CALVIN J. COBB, Praiiville, Agriculiural Science. 0 GEORGE LESLIE COBB, Birmingham, Me- chanical Engineering. THIRD ROW 0 DOUGLAS LEO COCKRELL, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Birmingham, Business Adminisfra- lion. Q HOWARD EUGENE coov, Kappa Alpha, Selma, Business Administration. Q GEORGE DARBY COFFEE, Alpha Psi, Au- burn, Velerinary Medicine. 0 NORMAN COHEN, Buffalo, New York, Veierinary Medicine. I NORM PH COH Tau Epsilon Phi, B' am, M hanical gineering. 0 HEO C AN, Mi rf, uliural E . 0 MARY ALSTON LVIN, hi Omega, Lincoln, Nursing Sc' e. 0 RICHARD JO SO Theta, Eufaula, A e 0 OSA OLIVER CONNELL, Noiasulga, Sci- ence and Liferalure. zm l 1 law FIRST COLUMN 0 ROBERT FRANCIS CONNER, Jasper, Vel- erinary Medicine. 0 BILL COOK, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Pan- ama Cily, Florida, Educalion. 0 HENRIE BLANCHE COOK, Butler, Home Economics Educalion. 0 MALCOLM C. COOK, Sigma Nu, Union Springs, Elecfrical Engineering. 0 O. U. COOK, Thela Chi, Birmingham, Archilecfure. 0 A. L. COOPER, Birmingham, Mechanical Engineering. 0 OLIN ALVIN COOPER, Granf, Agricullural Educafion. I TOM E. CORLEY, Kellylon, Agricullural Engineering. O ROBERT P. CORMAN, Tau Epsilon Phi, Birmingham, Chemical Engineering. SECOND COLUMN 0 C. DOZIER CORR, Kappa Alpha, Selma, Business Adminisfrafion. 0 DONALD COTTIER, Sigma Nu, Auburn, Agriculfural Science. 0 CHARLES M. COUSINS, Welumpka, Agri- cullural Adminisfrafion. 0 ALLAN BURNS COWART, Monfgomery, Aeronaufical Adminislralion. 0 RAY R. COWART, Omega Tau Sigma, Donaidsonville, Georgia, Velerinary Med- icine. 0 GEORGE MARVIN COWART, Bessemer, Indusfrial Engineering. 0 CAROLYN COWDEN, Kappa Della, Mo- bile, Secrelarial Training. 0 FRANK HARRIS COWEN, Opp, Agricul- lural Educafion. OBONNIE NATHANIEL COX, Piedmonf, Mechanical Engineering. THIRD COLUMN 0 JACK COX, Scolfsboro, Eleclrical Engi- neering. 0 J. EDWARD COX, Harfford, Pharmacy. O MARGARET COX, Ashville, Home Eco- nomics. CJAMES DONALD CRAIG, Della Sigma Phi, Birmingham, Elecfrical Engineering. OBEULAH CRAWFORD, Marion, Home Economics. O CARROLL S. CRAWFORD, Almore, Pre- Medicine. 0 WILLIAM H. CRAWFORD, Nixburg, Agri- culfural Engineering. 0 ELNOMAC V. CREEL, Warrior, Civil Engi- neering. 0 HUBERT H. CREEL, Warrior, Agricullural Adminislrafion. Q51 FIRST ROW I LEE ARTHUR CRENSHAW, Alpha Lambda Tau, Shawmut, Chemical Engineering. Q DINK ARVIS CREW, Rockford, Pharmacy. 0 ROBERT LOUIS CROOK, Della Sigma Phi, Birmingham, Business Administration. 'NANCY LAUVENA CROOM, Gordon, Home Economics. 0 JOHN PAUL CROW, Fort Payne, Civil Engineering. 0 CHARLES GUNN CROWE, Delta Sigma Phi, Birmingham, Electrical Engineering. 0 BARBARA AMELIA CRUTCHFIELD, Au- burn, Education. 0 JAMES M. CULPEPPER, Cuba, Agricultural Engineering. 0 WILLIAM WEBSTER CUNNINGHAM, Sigma Chi, St. Petersburg, Florida, Veterinary Medicine. SECOND ROW 0 JACK DOUGLAS CURLEE, Sigma Phi Epsi- lon, Birmingham, Chemical Engineering. OCLIFFORD LAMAR CURRIE, Pi Kappa Alpha, Atmore, Agricultural Science. 0 C. STONE DAILEY, Oneonta, Business Ad- ministration. 0 WILLIAM DOLLAR DANIEL, JR., Fairfield, Aeronautical Engineering. 0 ALLYNE DARBY, Auburn, Education. 0 WILLIAM GLENN DARBY, Auburn, Aero- nautical Engineering. 0 GEORGE RICHARD DARROW, Pi Kappa Phi, Florence, Chemical Engineering. OELBERT CLARENCE DAVIDSON, Delta Sigma Phi, Cullman, Industrial Engineering. O BENNY DAVIS, JR., Theta Chi, Birming- ham, Civil Engineering. THIRD ROW 0 GEORGETTE DAVIES, Bessemer, Laboratory Technique. 0 BENJAMIN McMlLLAN DAVIS, Pi Kappa Alpha, Chattanooga, Tennessee, Agricultural Engineering. 0 CHARLES S. DAVIS, Alpha Tau Omega, Orlando, Florida, Veterinary Medicine. 0 JOHNNY H. DAVIS, Crossvilleg Agricul- tural Education. 0 MADRID , Alpha mma Della, Auburn' ess Ad 'nistrati 0 ILDRED N DAV Thet psilon, Pik me Econo . I RALPH L. DAVIS, enned Agricultural Science. 0 WALTER ALLE D J I a Electrical Engineeri OWALTER W. DEAN, Phi Delta Theta, Alexander City, Architecture. SIIPHIIIVIIIIIIS FIRST COLUMN 0 RAYMOND DEARMAN, Spruce Pine, Tex- tile Engineering. QWILLIE DEE DeBARDELEBEN, Lowndes- boro, Civil Engineering. 0 LOWELL M. DENNIS, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Dothan, Agricultural Science. 0 OAKLAND RAY DENNIS, Scottsboro, Agri- cultural Education. 0 ERLINE SOMERVILLE DeWEESE, Alpha Gamma Delta, Carbon Hill, Home Econom- ics Education. 0 BENJAMIN WILLIS DICKEY, Calhoun, Sec- ondary Education. 0 DOROTHY DICKINSON, Adamsville, Home Economics. 0 JAMES D, DISMUKES, Prattville, Agricul- tural Engineering. OJIMMY THOMAS DIXON, Alpha Psi, Thomasville, Georgia, Veterinary Medicine. SECOND COLUMN O SILAS ALVEN DIXON, Gadsden, Aeronau- tical Engineering. O ROBERT A. DOBBINS, Gantt's Quarry, Pharmacy. O SARAH DOBSON, Alpha Gamma Delta, Wedowee, Home Economics Education. 0 ADELAIDE V. DODD, Chi Omega, Semmes, Home Economics. 0 LUTHER HARMON DOUGLAS Ruderwood Agri ullural Education 0 JAMES A DOWDY Alpha Lambda Tau Montgomery Mechanical Engineering 0 GLENN DRAPER Langdale Education 0 JAMES H DRYDEN Auburn Mechanical Engineering 0 BENJAMIN JAMES DRYER Sigma Nu Birmingham Aeronautical Administration THIRD COLUMN OALBERT H DUDLEY JR Seale Educa tion O SAMUEL WATT DUDLEY Theta Chu Ben ton Pre Veterinary Medicine Q GORDON L DUFFELL Sigma Phi Epsilon Macon Georgia Veterinary Medicine 0 JOHN FREDERICK DUGGAR Ill Phi Epsilon Hope Hull' Architecture, Sigma 0 KATHRYN L. DUNCAN, Russellville, Home Economics. 0 WILLIAM J. DUNCAN, Phi Delta T eta, Decatur, Textile Engineering. 0 BARNEY RENTZ DUNN, Camden, Agri- cultural Science. I FERRY A. DUNN, Deatsville, Agricultural Science. Q MILFORD HOWARD DURHAM, Fort Payne, Agricultural Science. FIRST ROW Q CHARLES LOUIS DYAS, Mobile, Business Administration. 0 TOM LINDEN DYER, Kappa Sigma, Selma, Electrical Engineering. I CLYDE DYKES, Ozark, Home Economics. O MARGARET DYKES, Union Springs, Home Economics. 0 JOHN ALLEN EARNEST, Theta Chi, Au- burn, Pre-Law. 0 CURTIS EATMAN, Delta Sigma Phi, Man- tua, Agricultural Engineering, 0 JOE S. EDDINS, Birmingham, Science and Literature. 0 RICHARD AVERY EDMONDS, Brent, Agri- culture. OWILLIAM THOMAS EDWARDS, Union Springs, Chemistry. SECOND ROW OCECIL H. ELLER, Bangor, Agricultural Science. 0 CALVIN ANDREW ELLIOTT, Delta Sigma Phi, Emelle, Aeronautical Administration. 0 FRANCES ELLIS, Centre, Sezretarial Training. 0 ROBERT FORD ELLIS, Atmore, Electrical Engineering. 0 HENTON D. ELMORE, Pansey, Agricultural Science. 0 DONALD R. ELROD, Cullman, Education. OTOM P. EMBREY, Alpha Lambda Tau, LaGrange, Georgia, Textile Engineering. OGLADYS KATHRYN ENLOE, Roanoke, Home Economics. OJAMES HARLAN ERWIN, Montgomery, Electrical Engineering. THIRD ROW 0 LUTHER ERWIN, Crossville, Pre-Dentistry. OMILNER HUBBARD ESKEW, Uniontown, Electrical Engineering. 0 BARNEY R. ESTES, Covin, Agricultural Education. 0 H. WILEY FANCHER, Theta Chi, Monte- vallo, Agricultural Science. 0 WALTER SC , i Delta Theta, Opelika, s Administrati . 0 BERT FR S FAR L, Si Phi Ep on, L , Florida, chitec . 0 JOHNIE F. FAUST eta Oneonta, Agricultural Science. O ROBERT McMl N I a a Alpha, Monroevilleg a O DOROTHY FENN, Kappa Delta, Union Springs, Home Economics. SIIIIHUIIIIUIIIS -I FIRST COLUMN 0 H. G. FENN, Brantley, Pre-Medicine. I JACK G. FERRELL, Birmingham, Mechana ical Engineering. 0 NEWELL H. FIFE, Gordo, Agricultural Education. 0 FRANCES C. FINLEY, Tupelo, Mississippi, Interior Decoration. 0 CHARLES EMERSON FINNEY, Lafayette, Education. 0 JOHN W. FLATT, Americus, Georgia, Tex- tile Engineering. 0 ATTIE ANDERSON FLEMING, Bear Creek, Agricultural Education. 0 WARREN CLYDE FLEMING, Sigma Chi, Atlanta, Georgia, Aeronautical Administra- tion. 0 NICK G. FLOOD, Phi Delta Theta, Athens, Chemical Engineering. SECOND COLUMN ODOROTHY FRANCES FLOYD, Auburn, Education. 0 KARL PENDLETON FOGG, Theta Chi, Mo- bile, Aeronautical Engineering. C JOHN PHILIP FONDE, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Mobile, Mechanical Engineering. 0 FRANK P. FORSTER, Delta Sigma Phi, Pensacola, Florida, Chemical Engineering. 9 GEORGE HUGH FOSHEE, Alexander City, Education. 0 JAMES WILSON FOSTER, Sigma Chi, Mo- bile, Mechanical Engineering. OSLOAN R. FOUNTAIN, Kappa Alpha, Auburn, Agricultural Science. OCOOPER LACEWELL FRAZIER, Soddy, Tennessee, Textile Engineering. 0 MARY DEAN FRENCH, Athens, Home Economics. THIRD COLUMN 0 JAMES M. FREY, Sigma Chi, Marietta, Georgia, Aeronautical Engineering. 0 JAMES ALLEN FULKS, Rogersvilleg Agri- cultural Science. OFORNEY FULLER, Cullman, Mechanical Engineering. 0 ROBERT BRUCE GAFFORD, Montgomery, Veterinary Medicine. Q ROY HAYNES GAFFORD, Sigma Chi, Fort Deposit, Business Administration. QJOHN FRANK GAILLARD, Anniston, Chemistry. Q WILLIS LEE GAINES, Edwardsville, Agri- cultural Science. O CLYDE M. GARDNER, Montevallo, Agri- cultural Science. Q SPENCER ROBERTS GARRETT, Columbus, Georgia, Aeronautical Engineering. FIRST ROW 0 STEINER DARBY GARRETT, Kappa Sigma, GanH's Quarry, Pharmacy. 0 MARGARET CATHERINE GARY, Comer, Home Economics Educalion. O JAMES EARNEST GASTON, Fairhope, Me- chanical Engineering. OCHARLES C. GATLING, Birmingham, Aeronaulical Engineering. 0 JAMES LAWRENCE GATLING, JR., Birm- ingham, Archilecfu re. 0 CHARLES DAVID GEORGE, Birmingham, Velerinary Medicine. 0 MARTHA JANE GERHARDT, Chi Omega, Mobile, Inferior Decoralion. Q EDWARD LEE eiasoN, enlefprise, Agri- culfural Science. 0 GRADY P. GILBERT, Lambda Chi Alpha, Roberlsdale, Science and Lilerafure. SECOND ROW GILBERT, Panama Cify, Adminisirafion. M, Fort Benning, Georgia, ure. Goodwaler, Pre-Den- JR., Birmingham, Eleclrical Engineering 0 CYNTHIA GLENN, Decatur, Home Eco- nomics. 0 WILLIAM THOMAS GLOVER, Margaref, Agricullure. OJAMES CLIFFORD GOARE, Pensacola, Florida, Pre-Medicine. 0 CLAUDE GEORGE GODARD, JR., Lambda Chi Alpha, Fairhope, Pharmacy. 0 MARIE GOLDSMITH, Afmore, Home Eco- nomics Education. THIRD ROW I ROBERT LOUIS GOODIN, Kappa Sigma, Jackson, Tennessee, Aeronaulical Engineering. 0 ERNEST LINWARD GOOLSBY, Thefa Chi- Birmingham, Business Adminislrafion. 0 HARVEY SIMPSON GORDON, Pi Kappa Alpha, Greenville, Agriculfural Science. 0 GEORGE HERBERT GOULD, Mobile, Civil Engineering. 0 GUS H. , Baileyfon Agricullural Educafio 0 BERT HTER AHA JR., Haze ecfrical E eerin Q CLARENCE O. GRA , JR lgma Chi, Tallassee, Texlile Engi ring. 0 CAMERON G. A a , Chemical Engineerl 0 CHARLES W. GRANT, Frisco Cify, Agri- cultural Engineering. SIIPHIIIVIIIIIIS FIRST COLUMN 0 EDWARD A. GRAY, Shorlervilleg Agricul- Iural Educalion. Q JOHN JAMES GREAGAN, Phi Della Thefa, Birmingham, Mechanical Engineering. 0 ALFRED FRANKLIN GREEN, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Allanfa, Georgia, Business Adminis- Irafion. Q JACK GREENE, Ozark, Agricullural Educa- tion. 0 DORIS NELL GREESON, Cedarfown, Geor- gia, Secrelarial Training. I JIM IKE GRIFFIN, Grove Hill, Agricul- tural Science. 0 JUDGE HARRY GRIFFIN, Gadsden, Me- chanical Engineering. O MARVIN E. GRIFFIN, Lanellg Texlile En- gineering. OMCMURRAY LOGAN GRIFFITH, Sigma Chi, Birmingham, Aeronaulical Engineering. SECOND COLUMN O JOHN D. GRIMES, Decalur, Mechanical Engineering. 0 CLARENCE ALLEN GRIMMETT, Sigma Chi, Birmingham, Business Adminisiralion. I ALLEN E. GRUBB, Ill, Sigma Alpha Epsi- lon, Livingslon, Agicullural Science. 0 JAMES RIDGELY GRUMBINE, Unionville, Maryland, Pre-Velerinary Medicine. I MARY CHRISTINA GUARISCO, Daphne, Home Economics. 0 ROBERT MILLER GUILLOT, Pi Kappa Phi, Dolhan, Pre-Law. O L. EDWIN GUNTER, Montgomery, Civil Engineering. 0 HARRY H. HAHN, Kappa Sigma, Birm- ingham, Mechanical Engineering. 0 OTHO MARION HALE, Frisco City, Agri- cullural Educafion. THIRD COLUMN O WALTER HALL, Hunlsville, Archileclure. 0 WILLIAM JACOB HAM, Auburn, Land- scape Archileclure. 0 HAROLD GORDON HAMILTON, Russell- ville, Agricultural Engineering. 0 LUCY FRANCES HAMILTON, Springville, Home Economics. 0 HUBERT L. HAMM, Headland, Agricul- lural Adminislralion. I JOHN WEEMS HAND, Phi Della Thefa, Mobile, Chemical Engineering. 0 WALLACE H. HANNUM, Phi Della Thela, Auburn, Business Adminislralion. O ROBERT C. HARAWAY, Florence, Elec- Irical Engineering. Q JOHN MURDOCH HARBERT, Della Sigma Phi, Birmingham, Civil Engineering. FIRST ROW O LOUIE E. HARBIN, Winfield, Agricul- tural Education. 0 CLARENCE T. HARKINS, Gadsden, Edu cation. 0 CULLEN FOWLER HARRIS, Montgomery, Civil Engineering. OJAMES CLAUD HARRIS, Birmingham Architecture. 0 JAMES RAY HARRIS, Alpha Psi, Tifton Georgia, Veterinary Medicine. O ROBERT HARDING HARRIS, Sigma Nu Montgomery, Aeronautical Engineering. 0 JESS RAY HARRISON, Frisco City, Elec- trical Engineering. 0 FAY HART, Andalusia, Home Economics. 0 JOEL THOMAS HART, Box Springs, Geor- gia, Agriculture. SECOND ROW OWILLIAM HOWARD HART, Cullman, Agricultural Education. 0 LUELLA A. HASELTON, Jamaica, New York, Education. 0 CURTIS BUSH HASTY, Alpha Tau Omega, Birmingham, Mechanical Engineering. 0 GEORGENE HAWKINS, Auburn, Secreta- Q MALCOLM F. HAYLES, Monroeville, Arch- itecture. 0 MARION L. HAYLES, Frisco City, Veter- inary Medicine. 0 THOMAS E. HEAD, Andalusia, Veterinary Medicine. 0 GEORGE M. HEARD, Sigma Chi, Fairfield, Aeronautical Administration. 0 JAMES CLINE HEARD, Sigma Chi, Fair- field, Chemical Engineering. THIRD ROW 0 CHARLES ROLLAND HEASLETT, Sylacau- ga, Agricultural Science. Q FRANK HELMS, Alpha Lambda Tau, Mont- gomery, lndustrial Engineering.- C JOHN ALFRED HELVIN, Birmingham, Me- chanical Engineering. l ALVIN CATER HENDERSON, Columbus, Georgia, Industrial Engineering. 0 BOYD SON, Notas a, Agricul- tural E on. 0 ORREST HEND ON, untain Cre ary Medicin I WILLIAM HENDE , A on, Chem- ical Engineering. O R. E. HENRY, i a- tion. 0 ERNEST A. HERLONG, JR., Alpha Tau rial Training. Omega, Fairfield, Business Administration. Sll-PHOIlllllilS FIRST COLUMN OETRULIA HERLONG, Notasulga, Home Economics. I KELLY ESTES HERRING, JR., Jasper, Agri- cultural Administration. I HENRY HERBERT HICKS, Dothan, Pre- Dentistry, 0 VICTOR CARL HICKS, Eutaw, Aeronau- tical Engineering. 0 EDWARD R. HICKSON, Narania, Fla., Business Administration. 0 JOHN S. HICKSON, Narania, Fla., Aero- nautical Engineering. O WILBUR C. HIGH, Camp Hill, Agricul- tural Education. QCHARLES DAVID HIGHTOWER, Brun- didge, Aeronautical Engineering. 0 CHARLES PROTHRO HILL, Sigma Chi, Williamson, Georgia, Veterinary Medicine. SECOND COLUMN 0 JOHN ROLAND HILL, Pi Kappa Alpha, Auburn, Mechanical Engineering. O ROBERT S. HILL, Kappa Alpha, Atmore, Veterinary Medicine. 0 HARRY L. HILLHOUSE, Birmingham, Vet- erinary Medicine. OHENRY L. HILTON-GREEN, Phi Delta Theta, Pensacola, Florida, Agricultural Sci- ENCE. OJOHN JORDAN HINDS, Arab, Veter- inary Medicine. 0 RICHARD COLLINS HINKLE, Kappa Sigma, Birmingham, Industrial Engineering. 0 ELTON LOFTIS HINTON, Jasper, Agricul- tural Education. 0 ROBERT HINTS, Lewisburg, Industrial En- gineering. 0 LEE JACKSON HODDY, Kappa Alpha, Louisville, Kentucky, Veterinary Medicine. THIRD COLUMN OMILDRED HOFFMAN, Waverly, Home Economics. 0 HENRY A. HOLLAND, Geneva, Business Administration. Q FLEETWOOD GILBERT HOLLINGER, Cam- den, Business Administration. OJEAN HOLLINGSWORTH, Los Angeles, California, Education. 0 ETHAN C. HOLT, Brilliant, Agricultural Education. 0 J. B. HOLT, JR., Sigma Pi, Jackson, Mis- sissippi, Electrical Engineering. OLEAHMAN JOSEPH HOLT, Wetumpka, Mechanical Engineering. OEVELYN HOPE, Alpha Gamma Delta, Not- asulga, Home Economics Education. OCHARLES BEVERLY HOPKINS, Birming- ham, Chemical Engineering. fi. 5.1 FIRST ROW OLOUISE ANNETTE HOPPER, Alfoona, Home Economics. 0 DONALD HOPTON-JONES, Della Sigma Phi, Niguerc, Cuba, Business Adminisfralion. OFREDERICK C. HOPTON-JONES, Della Sigma Phi, Niguero, Cuba, Aeronaulical En- gineering. 0 CLARENCE WILLIAM HORTON, Couri- Iand, Elecfrical Engineering. OCLARENCE RALPH HOUSEL, Gordo, Eleclrical Engineering. 0 REMBERT C. HOUSER, Alpha Tau Omega, Monlgomery, Business Adminisfralion. 0 MARGIE L. HOUSTON, Town Creek, Sec- relarial Training. 0 RICHARD HOUSE HOUSTON, Anniston, Elecfrical Engineering. 0 HUGHLON HOVEY, Louisville, Velerinary Medicine. SECOND ROW 0 ELETHA HOWARD, Rogersvilleg Labora- forv Technique. Q SMITH GRAHAM HOWARD, Safford, Pre- Denlisfry. OTHOMAS M. HOWZE, Marion, Science and Lileralure. 0 JOSEPH WOODWARD HUBBARD, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Monfgomery, Elecfrical Engi- neering. 0 JAMES HORACE HUGHENS, Birmingham, Commercial Arl. O FLOYD C. HUGHES, Haleyville, Aeronau- fical Engineering. 0 RALPH T. HUNT, Sigma Nu, Birmingham, Foreign Service. 0 MALCOLM EARLE HUNTER, JR., Kappa Sigma, Monlgomery, Pre-Medicine. 0 THERA G. HYDE, Camden, Home Eco- nomics. THIRD ROW 0 LEWIS R. INGRAM, Bainbridge, Georgia, Civil Engineering. 0 ROBERT J. INGRAM, Jacksonville, Aero- naulical Engineering. 0 LEONIDAS EUCLID IRBY, Alpha Gamma Rho, Eufaula, Velerinary Medicine. 0 JAMES M. JACKSON, Eulaw, Agricullural Engineering. 0 JAMES RDINE, Kappa gma, Doug- las, G a, Aeron al En ering. 0 TH L JENKI , Chi mega, Colum , eorgia, Secr ral Tr g. I LONNIE PRESTON ENKI Gadsden, Civil Engineering. O WILLIAM FRAN i- cullural Educafion. 0 DONALD CULLER JENNINGS, Americus, Georgia, Civil Engineering. SIIPHUIIIIIIIIS FIRST COLUMN O NELLIE JIM JERKINS, Chi Omega, Do- than, Business Administration. 0 DOROTHY M. JOHNSON, Theta Upsilon, Ozark, Home Economics Education. 0 JAMES GOREE JOHNSON, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Mobile, Mechanical Engineering. Q LUCIUS GASTON JOHNSON, Lambda Chi Alpha, Montgomery, Civil Engineering. 0 GEORGE F. JOHNSTON, Auburn, Elec- trical Engineering. O BOYCE M. JOLLY, Ayden, North Carolina, Veterinary Medicine. OANNETTE JONES, Newton, Home Eco- nomics. 0 ARTHUR LAFAYETTE JONES, Alpha Tau Omega, Birmingham, Aeronautical Adminis- tration. O CALVIN M. JONES, Collbran, Agricul- tural Science. SECOND COLUMN 0 EDWARD OSCAR JONES, JR., Auburn' Mechanical Engineering. 0 FINCH MORGAN JONES, Montgomery, Aeronautical Engineering. 0 JAMES B. JONES, Birmingham, Civil En- gineering. 0 JOE CHESTER JONES, Sigma Nu, Birming- ham, Aeronautical Engineering. Q JOE L. JONES, Alpha Gamma Rho, Cedar Bluff, Agricultural Education. 0 KATHRYN JONES, Wedowee, Home Eco- nomics. O RUBEN S. JONES, Coffee Springs, Agri- cultural Education. 0 THOMAS DIXON JONES, Valley Head, Agricultural Education. 0 WILLIAM H. JONES, Collinsville, Agri- cultural Science. THIRD COLUMN 0 JAMES BERNADELL JORDAN, McKenzie, Education. 0 TOM JORDAN, Centre, Education. 0 JAMES O. JOWERS, Jordan Dam, Electri- cal Engineering. Q JOE CHARLES JUSTO, Birmingham, Veter- inary Medicine. 0 ROBERT WILLIAM KAISNER, Kappa Sig- ma, Cocoa, Florida, Electrical Engineering. 0 WEXFORD O. KARR, Detroit, Agricultu- ral Education. 0 EARL W. KELLEY, Theta Chi, Carbon Hill, Mechanical Engineering. Q WILLIAM BURTON KELLEY, Alpha Lambda Tau, Sylacauga, Business Administration. 0 MARIAN ANNETTE KELLY, Orlando, Flor- ida, Secretarial Training. FIRST ROW O WALTER SAMUEL KELLEY, Repfon, Aero- naulical Adminislrafion. OMARY KATHERYN KENNAMER, Scoffs- boro, Business Adminisfrafion. 0 PHILIP F. KENNON, Columbus, Georgia, Civil Engineering. OHELEN KENT, Kappa Delia, Weclowee, Home Economics. O EDWARD BROOKS KERSH, Aulaugavilleg Commercial Ari. 0 CHARLES G. KERSHAW, ll, Fort Payne, Civil Engineering. 0 MARGARET OLIVIA KILBURN, Delia Zefa, Florence, Laboralory Technique. 0 FRANCIS INZER KILLINGSWORTH, Mon- ievallog Aeronaufical Engineering. 0 HUGH PRAYTOR KILLINGSWORTH, Gun- fersvilleg Agriculfural Science. SECOND ROW 0 CHARLES WEBSTER KILLOUGH, Eclectic, Agricultural Science. 0 ELIZABETH C. KILPATRICK, Carrollton, Home Economics. 0 KENNETH B. KING, Hunisville, Texfile Engineering. O WILLIAM S, KING, Phi Delia Theta, Flor- ence, Business Adminisfralion. 0 ROBERT PALFREY KLOETI, Delta Sigma Phi, Havana, Cuba, Elecfrical Engineering. 0 ROBERT DUANE KNAPP, Langley Field, Virginia, Pre-Medicine. 0 FRED KNIGHT, Cullman, Agriculfural Edu- cation. 0 ROBERT PAYNE KNOWLES, Kappa Sigma, Miami, Florida, Pre-Veferinary Medicine. OBEAUREGARD TURNER KRONFELD, Hern- don, Virginia, Veferinary Medicine. THIRD ROW 0 DAVIE LACEY, Birmingham, Mechanical Engineering. OWILLIAM HAROLD LAMB, Birmingham, Texfile Engineering. 0 ELIZABETH LAMBETH, Auburn, Secondary Educafion. 0 CARL HERBERT LANCASTER, Monfgomery, Archifecfure. 0 LO G. LAN M, La elfe, Veier- inar edicine. O JU MMETT LA Y, lesburg, Mississippi, Archifecfu re I CHARLES VESTE ANG appa Sigma, Carrollton, Veferin Med' e. I AUBREY T. LAN , Ro lor , A IC - tural Educaiion. 0 LUCINDA LASETER, Claylon, Education. SIIPHIINIIIRIS FIRST COLUMN OMARY FRANCES LAW, Shorfer, Home Economics Educaiion. 0 JAMES B. LAWLESS, Bessemer, Education. 0 THOMAS LEMUEL LAWSON, Columbus, Georgia, Texfile Engineering. Q WILL H. LAYTON, Paisburg, Elecirical En- gineering 0 JOHN SAMUEL LEAK, Sigma Nu, Moni- gomery, Aeronaufical Engineering. OJAMES A. LEE, Louisville, Agricultural Adminislrafion. O JOHN D. LEE, Thela Chi, Annislon, Busi- ness Adminisfrafion. O JAMES T. LEE, Chaifanooga, Tennessee, Pharmacy. O NIARJORIE LOIS LEE, Birmingham, Home Economics. SECOND COLUMN Q WILLIAM M. LESTER, Salford, Agricullural Engineering, 0 FRANCES WRIGHT LeSUEUR, Wedowee, Home Economics Educafion. O JOHN BLAKE LETT, Auburn, Texlile Engi- neering. 0 MORRIS LEVY, New York Cify, Veferinary Medicine. Q W. MAXWELL LEWIS, Monlgomery, Agri- culiural Educalion. 0 EDWARD JULIAN LEYSATH, Chapman, Induslrial Engineering. 0 STEVEN C. LIKOS, Gadsden, Chemical En- gineering. 0 DUNCAN PARKER LILES, Sigma Nu, Brew- fon, Archifeclure. 0 ROBBIE LEE LINCH, Wefumpka, Home Economics Educalion. THIRD COLUMN 0 ADELAIDE LINDELL, Mobile, Secrelarial Training. OEDWARD HASKELL LINDLEY, Auburn, Elecfrical Engineering. 0 CHARLES C. LINDSAY, Roanoke, Mechan- ical Engineering. Q EDWARD W. LINDSAY, Sigma Pi, Jackson, Mississippi, Eleclrical Engineering, 0 JAMES HAROLD LINEBERRY, Gorges, Me- chanical Engineering. 0 RUTH LUCILLE LINN, Birmingham, Home Economics. 0 WALTER DUDLEY LINN, Abbeville, Agri- culiural Education. OFRANK EARL LITCHFIELD, Phi Delia Theia, Monigcmery, Business Adminisfrafion. 0 TANDY DUNCAN LITTLE, Alpha Lambda Tau, Mcnfgomery, Eleclrical Engineering. in-mi FIRST ROW 0 RAYMOND L. LIVINGSTON, Goodwatcr, Agricultural Science. 0 WILLIAM HAROLD LIVINGSTON, Annis- ton, Aeronautical Engineering. 0 ERNESTINE LLOYD, Kappa Delta, Hurts- bcro, Home Economics. 0 PATRICK HENRY LOGAN, Delta Sigma Phi, Birmingham, Agricultural Engineering. Q JAMES ALFRED LONG, Phenix City, Elec- trical Engineering. 0 MARLIN L. LONG, Decatur, Agricultural Education. 0 POWELL MURRAY LOVELL, Birmingham, Aeronautical Engineering. 0 LEONEL LOVETT, Alpha Delta Pi, Wrights- ville, Georgia, Secretarial Training. Q DOUGLAS T. LUCE, Phi Della Theta, Point Clear, Landscape Architecture. SECOND ROW 0 SEWELL M. LUFKIN, Atmore, Agricultural Science. Q LILLIAN LUKE, Kappa Delta, Eufaula, Ed- ucation. 0 BUFORD O. LYLE, Double Springs, Agri- cultural Education. 9 WILLIAM HARRY LYONS, Theta Chi, Jack- sonville, Florida, Electrical Engineering. 0 BILL S. LYNN, Montgomery, Veterinary Medicine. Q JOHN HAYES MADDOX, Andalusia, Agri- cultural Science. 0 BETTE BLUE MAIN, Perote, Pre-Medicine. 9 PAUL NORMAN MALLETTE, Mobile, Archi- tecture. 0 GEORGE L. MALLORY, Anniston, Elec- trical Engineering. THIRD ROW Q W. B. MANNING, Huntsville, Aeronautical Engineering. 0 GENEVA MARIE MARCHIONE, Birming- ham, Home Economics. l MARVIN J. MARIANI, Theta Chi, Bess- emer, Mechanical Engineering. 0 DUDLEY ROBERT MARTIN, Clayton, Tex- tile Engineering. 0 FRANCES nsboro, Sec- retarial g. 0 MES A. IN, A a Tau ega, Em etts aryland, rinary dicine. 0 JOHN B. MARTI Alpha u Omega, Auburn, Chemical E eering O JUDSON CO Y I v South Carolina, Bu I I Q ROSS MARTIN, JR., Birmingham, Industrial Engineering. SIIPHUNIIIIIIS FIRST COLUMN OSARA E. MASON, Auburn, Laborafory Technique. 0 MARVIN H. MASSENGALE, Delia Sigma Phi, Mobile, Civil Engineering. 0 G. HAROLD MASSEY, Almore, Agricul- lural Science. OVIRGINIA MASSEY, Birmingham, Home Economics. I PAULINE MATHISON, Ozark, Home Ecc- nomics. 0 JANE D. MATTHES, Alpha Gamma Della, Biloxi, Mississippi, Inferior Decorarion, 0 OLYN MATTHEWS, Monlgomery, Veler- inary Medicine. 0 ALBERT YOUNG MAY, Sawyerville, Pre- Medicine. 0 LEWIS C. MAYO, Phi Delta Thefa, Birm- ingham, Archilecfure. SECOND COLUMN I SAM T. MAYO, Quincy, Florida, Electri- cal Engineering. 0 MARGARET A. McCAlN, Kappa Della, Monlgomery, Commercial Art. 0 SHERROD McCALL, Phi Della Thela, Moul- Irie, Georgia, Business Adminislrafion. 0 JOHN HOWARD MCCLANAHAN, Harl- selle, Eleclrical Engineering. Q WIILLIAM COOPER McCLANAHAN, Harl- selle, Business Administration. 0 SHERREL B. MCCLURE, Sylacauga, Agri- culfural Educafion. 0 JAMES H. MCCLURKIN, Birmingham, Agri- cullural Science. 0 GEWIN McCRACKlN, Forl' Payne, Agri- culfural Educalion. Q JOHN ADAMS McCRORY, Greenville, Vel- erinary Medicine. THIRD COLUMN 0 CHARLES RUST MCDONALD, Phi Della Thela, Mobile, Mechanical Engineering. OFRANCIS MCDOWALL, Kappa Sigma, Jackson, Mississippi, Aeronaulical Engineer- ing. Q WILBUR STARLING McDUFF, Birmingham, Eleclrical Engineering. 0 RUFUS EDWARD McFERRIN, Greenville, Veferinary Medicine. OHAROLD L. McGEE, Hialeah, Florida, Veterinary Medicine. OHILLMAN GLYN McGEE, Cenlerville, Eleclrical Engineering. 0 JOHN P. McGEE, Kappa Sigma, Carroll- lon, Agricullural Science. 0 JAMES N. MCJUNKIN, Welumpka, Texlile Engineering. 0 ROBERT FULTON MCKIBBON, Birmingham, Texlile Engineering. -3, 'Y' FIRST ROW O BAVIS M. MCKINNEY, Eelgreen, Agricul- tural Science. I ROBERT STANLEY McKlNNEY, Opelika, Civil Engineering. 0 ROBERT S. MCKNIGHT, JR., Sigma Nu, Huntsville, Science and Literature. QJOSEPH FRANK MCLENDON, Auburn, Aeronautical Engineering. 0 ROSE MCLEOD, Phi Omega Pi, Pineview, Georgia, Home Economics. 0 CHARLES R. MCMEANS, Lexington, Busi- ness Administration. 0 JULIA MARIE MCMILLAN, Bay Minette, Home Economics. O JEANNE MCMULLEN, Gurley, Home Eco- nomics. OMARION H. MCMULLEN, Mt. Vernon, Pharmacy. SECOND ROW o ELLIOTT HAMPTON MCRAE, Pi Kappa Alpha, Blackshear, Georgia, Civil Engineering. 0 MARY FRANCES MEADOWS, Phenix City, Secondary Education. 0 MARILYN MEAGHER, Alpha Gamma Delta, Auburn, Home Economics. O JESS W. MEHERG, Fayetteville, Textile En- gineering. 0 LUCIUS A. MERRIAM, Theta Chi, Rome, Georgia, Civil Engineering. 0 HARRY MERRIWETHER, Alpha Gamma Rho, Atmore, Agricultural Administration. OCLARENCE METHVIN, JR., Theta Chi, Birmingham, Mechanical Engineering. OCLARENCE E. MICHAELS, Sigma Nu, Birmingham, Electrical Engineering. 0 ANNIE SUE MILLER, Troy, Home Eco- nomics Education. THIRD ROW OTAYLOR CALVIN MILLER, Montgomery, Pre-Dentistry. Q JACK MILLICAN, Auburn Agricultural Ed- ucation. 0 SEBRON BROWN MILLIGAN, Kappa Sigma, Moultrie, Georgia, Civil Engineering. 0 WALTER MILNER, River View, Education. 0 WILLIAM N, Bl 'ngham, Edu- cation. 0 EDERIC ITCHE Aubur extile En ' 0 JAMES D. MITCH , Cull , Civil En- gineering. 0 ORA MAE Ml E t. e Economics Educatio Q RALPH W. MITCHELL, Lineville, Veterinary Medicine. SIIIIHIIIVIIIIIIS FIRST COLUMN O ROBERT M. MITCHELL, Alpha Lambda Tau, Montgomery, Civil Engineering. OWILLIAM ONIS MITCHELL, Livingston, Agricultural Science. OFRED HENRY MOHNS, Kappa Sigma, Birmingham, Industrial Engineering. 0 HENRY MONSEES, Alpha Tau Omega, Sa- vannah, Georgia, Education. Q EDWARD M. MOODY, Heflin, Agricultural Science. 0 CHARLES M. MOONEY, Oneonta, Agri- cultural Science. 0 ANNELU MOORE, Auburn, Home Eco- nomics. 0 ERLINE MOORE, Auburn, Home Economics Education. 0 JACK KENNETH MOORE, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Pensacola, Florida, Electrical Engi- neering. SECOND COLUMN 0 WILLIAM L. MOORE, Reba, Veterinary Medicine. 0 HERBERT LOUIS MORGAN, Birmingham, Agricultural Education. 0 LEWIS A, MORGAN, Phi Delta Theta, Uniontown, Agricultural Science. 0 R. JACK MORGAN, Eva, Agricultural Education. O THOMAS W. MORGAN, Flomalon, Aero- nautical Engineering. 0 FRITZ PIERCE MORRILL, New Orleans, Louisiana, Veterinary Medicine, 0 FLYNN D. MORRIS, Geneva, Business Ad- ministration. 0 FRED N. MORRIS, Geneva, Business Ad- ministration. 0 CARL PATRICK MORTON, Leeds, Architec- ture. THIRD COLUMN OSANFORD M. MORTON, Montgomery, Mechanical Engineering. 0 MORRIS I.. MOSELEY, Seman, Electrical Engineering. OOWEN BURTON MUNRO, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Atlanta, Georgia, Chemical Engi- neering. 0 ERNESTINE MURRAY, Savannah, Georgia, Interior Decoration. O JOHN DELMA NALL, Georgiana, Veter- inary Medicine. O MARY ANN NANCE, Alpha Omega Pi, Birmingham, Education. I BAXTER M. NASH, Cullman, Mechanical Engineering. 0 WILLIAM JAMES NEIGHBORS, Alpha Gamma Rho, Selma, Agricultural Science. 0 FRANK EDWARD NELSON, Birmingham, Chemical Engineering. FIRST ROW O MAZIE L. NELSON, Daphne, Home Eco- nomics Education. 0 SUMNER GRAHAM NESBITT, Delta Sigma Phi, Birmingham, Chemical Engineering. 0 WILLIAM W. NESMITH, Lambda Chi Al- pha, Cullman, Civil Engineering. 0 DAVID HOPE NETTLES, Birmingham, Aero- nautical Administration. O WILLIAM PRYOR NEWBY, Athens, Agri- cultural Education. 0 BEULAH M. NEWSOME, Auburn, Educa- tion. 0 MAYOH H. NEWTON, Loachapoka, Tex- tile Engineering. OVERNE KATHERINE NIEDERPRUEM, Ft. Benning, Georgia, Science and Literature. 0 ROBERT A. NIXON, Sigma Alpha Epsi- Ion, Chattanooga, Tennessee, Chemical Engi- neering. SECOND ROW OVODIA NIXON, Hamilton, Agricultural Education. 0 CARLTON NOBLIN, Coffee Springs, ln- terior Decoration. 0 JOHN H. NORTON, JR., Cave Springs, Georgia, Pre-Medicine. 0 LAWRENCE CLYDE NORTON, Clayton, Mechanical Engineering. 0 VERNON LEON NORTON, Heflin, Agri- cultural Science. 0 PAUL MILTON NUCKOLLS, Alpha Tau Omega, Birmingham, Chemical Engineering. 0 JOHN E. OAKES, JR., Vernon, Agricul- tural Education. 0 PAUL OAKS, Hamilton, Ohio, Electrical Engineering. 0 JOHN D. O'CONNOR, Mobile, Civil En- gineering. THIRD ROW 0 ELIZABETH ALLEN ODOM, Delta Zeta, Birmingham, Laboratory Technique. 0 SABERT OGLESBY, Birmingham, Electrical Engineering, I GEORGE OSBORN, JR., Bear Creek, Archi- tecture. O GABRIEL W. OSBORNE, Perryville, Agri- cultural Education. 0 DAVI TT, Lambda Alpha, Mag- nolia sissippi, chanic Engineering. 0 CHA BERT OV Y, M , Aero- nau ngineering. 0 WILLIAM G, O N, F Payne, Elec- trical Engineering. 0 GWENDO LYN B Economics Education. 0 KENNETH HORTON OWENS, Alicevilleg Agricultural Science. SIIPHIINIIIIIIS FIRST COLUMN QJOHN WILLIAM OWINGS, Carrollton, Agricultural Engineering. 0 EUGENE S. PACE, Eastaboga, Chemical Engineering. I PEGGY PAGE, Kappa Delta, Clanton, Architecture. 0 JOHN ALDRON PARHAM, Highland Home, Business Administration. 0 CARL PARKER, Pyxiton, Agricultural Edu- cation. 0 WYNONA MERIAM PARKER, Thomaston, Home Economics. OWILLIAM EDWARD PASS, Blountsville, Veterinary Medicine. I JOHN DAVID PATTILLO, Dadeville, Agri- cultural Education. Q BEVERLY PRINCE PATTON, Knoxville, Agri- cultural Science. SECOND COLUMN 0 FRANCIS THOMAS PAYNE, Pike Road, Aeronautical Engineering. 0 GWENDOLYN PAYNE, Hartselle, Home Economics Education. O CLIFFORD AUGUSTUS PEACOCK, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Columbus, Georgia, Business Administration. 0 BARNA WAYNE PEAKE, Delta Sigma Phi, Birmingham, Civil Engineering. O JUNE CLIFTON PEARMAN, Altoona, Agri- cultural Education. 0 TOM W. PEARSON, Wadley, Aeronautical Engineering. 0 TOM W. PELHAM, Shorterville, Agricul- tural Education. 0 LOWELL M. PENNINGTON, Vernon, Agri- cultural Education. 0 LUCRETIA PERRY, Chi Omega, Eskridge, Kansas, Home Economics Education. THIRD COLUMN 0 MARY MARJORIE PERRY, Chi Omega, Alta Vista, Kansas, Science and Literature. OTHOMAS COWAN PERRY, Columbus, Georgia, Electrical Engineering. 0 BURTON G. PETERSON, Whistler, Me- chanical Engineering. I JOHN F. PETREY, Lake Wales, Florida, Industrial Engineering. 0 RICHARD B. PETTUS, Huntsville, Chem- istry. 0 IRMA G. PHILLIPS, Wadley, Home Eco- nomics Education. I MARY JANE PHILLIPS, Birmingham, Com- mercial Art. 0 NATHAN LAMAR PHILLIPS, Alpha Gamma Rho, Butler, Agricultural Education. OWILLIAM RALPH PICKARD, Alpha Psi, Tifton, Georgia, Veterinary Medicine. FIRST ROW OGLENWOOD M. PIERSON, Phi Della Thela, Monfgomery, Business Adminislrafion. 0 FRANK RIDLEY PIPER, Fairfax, Mechan- ical Engineering. O IKE WAITE PITMAN, Sigma Chi, Fairhope, Business Adminislrafion. 0 JOHN EDWIN PITTMAN, Enierpriseg Agri- culfural Educaiion. 0 T. HAROLD PITTMAN, Auburn, Agricul- Iural Educafion. OWILLIAM L. PITTMAN, Pi Kappa Phi, Homewood, Chemical Engineering. 0 JANIE PITTS, Allen, Home Economics. 0 STANLEY WARREN PLANT, Sigma Chi, Tallassee, Pharmacy. 0 HENRY WITHERS POELLNITZ, Sigma Al- pha Epsilon, Greensboro, Business Admin- isfrafion. SECOND ROW 0 MAE ANNIECE POLK, Clanton, Science and Liferalure. 0 WILLIAM ROBERT POMEROY, Talladega, Textile Engineering. I E. VAUGHN POPE, Sigma Chi, Birming- ham, Eleclrical Engineering. 0 LOUIE PORCH, Auburn, Veierinary Med- icine. 0 CYRIL J. PORTER, Pi Kappa Alpha, Fair- field, Chemical Engineering. 0 VALERA PORTER, Delia Zela, Lexinglon, Home Economics Educalion. 0 EDNA EARLE POSEY, Lanell, Secondary Educaiion. 0 OTTO LEGRAND POULSEN, Selma, Busi- ness Adminisfralion. 0 CECIL J. POUNCEY, Auburn, Agriculfural Educaiion. THIRD ROW OWOODROW LEROY POWELL, Mobile, Civil Engineering. 0 ROBERT WILLIAM POWERS, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Clanfon, Aeronauiical Engineering. O CAVETT O. PRICKETT, Auburn, Veierinary Medicine. 0 MARY LAURA PRIEST, Alpha Gamma Della, Birmingham, Science and Lilerafure. 0 EARL C. RD, Ho wood, Me- chanical ering. 0 RY ELI PRIT T, T Up- silon, ' ome Econo s. 0 OTIS PRUETT, Mid , Mec ical Engi- neering. 0 EVANS LINTON PU Homewood, Business mis IO OHENRY FREDERICK RAINEY, Auburn, Civil Engineering. I 'I FIRST COLUMN O BOYCE M. RAINS, Pi Kappa Alpha, AI- berlville, Mechanical Engineering. 0 WILLIAM M. RAINS, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Mobile, Aeronaulical Adminisfralion. 0 CHARLES ROBERT RALSTON, Nashville, Tennessee, Archiiecture. 0 NANCY F. RAY, Chi Omega, Allanla, Georgia, Business Adminisfrafion. 0 JAMES W. RAYFIELD, Sylacauga, Agri- culfural Science. 0 MARY EVELYN READ, Kappa Della, SI. Pefersburg, Florida, Science and Liierafure. OJOHN LOCKE REDD, Kappa Sigma, Ozark, Elecfrical Engineering. 0 BILLY M. REED, Alpha Gamma Rho, Aubu rn, Agriculfural Science. I ERNEST L. REED, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Pen- sacola, Florida, Velerinary Medicine. SECOND COLUMN OMARION F. REEDER, Miami, Florida Veterinary Medicine. 0 HENRIETTA REEVES, Alpha Gamma Della Auburn, Secrelarial Training. 0 ROBERT C. REISINGER, Alpha Psi, Miami Florida, Veterinary Medicine. 0 CHARLES A. REW, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Auburn, Chemical Engineering. I 0 JAMES EDWARD REYNOLDS, Selma, Busi- ness Adminislrafion. O JOSEPHINE REYNOLDS, Alpha Gamma Delia, Nofasulga, Science and Liferaiure. 0 EDGAR LATHAM RHODES, Summerdale, Agricultural Educafion. 0 RALPH Q. RICE, Opelika, Textile Engi- neering. 0 REBECCA RICE, Opelika, Educalion. THIRD COLUMN 0 MALCOLM EDWARD RICHARDS, Birming- ham, Business Adminisfralion. 0 CATHERINE LIGHT RICHMOND, Chi Omega, Mobile, Laboralory Technique. 0 WILLIAM COOPER RICHTER, Alpha Tau Omega, Savannah, Georgia, Mechanical En- gineering. 0 KENNETH ALFRED RIDDLE, Aflallag Elec- Irical Engineering. 0 JESSE P. RIDGEWAY, Remlap, Agricul- fural Science. 0 LUCILE VIRGINIA RILEY, Auburn, Sci- ence and Liferalure. 0 JIM HARVEY RIMEL, Warrior, Induslrial Engineering Q BURL G. ROBERTSON, Springvilieg Eleclri- cal Engineering. I ELI WARE ROBINSON, JR., Lowndesboro, Agriculfu ral Science. FIRST ROW 0 HELEN MINERVA ROBINSON, Abbeville, Secretarial Training. O JAMES ALVIN ROBINSON, Veto, Agricul- tural Science. Q THOMAS WESLEY ROBINSON, Grove Hill, Agricultural Education. 0 EDWIN COOK RODGERS, Alpha Tau Omega, Bay Minette, Civil Engineering. 0 ABE ROSENTHAL, Miami Beach, Florida, Veterinary Medicine. 0 BINNIE ROSS, Chi Omega, Jasper, Com- mercial Art. 0 LAWRENCE G. ROSSER, Newton, Agri- cultural Engineering. 0 MARTHA GLENN ROWE, Falkville, Home Economics Education. 0 HECTOR MACK RUMBLEY, JR., Drewry, Agricultural Science. 0 W. L. SALLEY, Monroe, Louisiana, Archi- tecture. 0 LOIS J. SALTER, Bessemer, Home Eco- nomics. O WILLIAM L. SAMUEL, Decatur, Civil En- gineering. 0 JEFFERSON C. SANDERS, Pi Kappa Alpha, Scottsboro, Business Administration. 0 HELEN ISOBEL SARGENT, Auburn, Home Economics. THIRD ROW OGRADY H. SAUNDERS, Montgomery, Electrical Engineering. 0 JOHN LEWIS SCARBOROUGH, Birming- ham, Aeronautical Engineering, I WILLIAM JOSEPH SCHILLING, Mobile, Electrical Engineering. OJOHN MILTON SCHNELL, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Mobile, Aeronautical Administration. 0 GEORG . COGGINS, enville, Elec- SECQND ROW trical eering. O WILLIAM H. RYAN, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, OH Greenville, Pharmacy. sic N - Prellq JR' 'gma ha Ep' 0 ROBERT EDWIN RYE, Delta Sigma Phi, I Birmingham, Aeronautical Engineering. r:eiHf:,I:3EIve':eL:E M330 e LE' Nuiley' 0 EDNA HORTENSE SAFFOLD, Columbus, . ALBERT SCRO I d es Gevrsiaz Education- Administration. 0 ED R. SAHAG, Auburn, Mechanical En- O WILLIAM L. SEALE, Livingston, Electrical gineering. Engineering. - - - - - I I - I SIIPHIIIVIIIIIIS FIRST COLUMN 3 JIM H. SEAY, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Mont- gomery, Civil Engineering. 0 PERRY A. SEAY, Brundidge, Electrical En- gineering. 0 G. F. SHAW, Sigma Nu, Uniontown, Edu- cation. O MARVIN WESLEY SHAW, Athens, Textile Engineering. 0 CHARLES CLINTON SHEPARD, Alpha Tau Omega, Birmingham, Chemical Engineering. 0 BILL GEORGE SHERLING, Pi Kappa Al- pha Greenville, Civil Engineering. 0 ESTES B. SHERRILL, Alpha Tau Omega, Tuscumbia, Electrical Engineering. 0 JAMES CLYDE SHERROD, Kappa Sigma, Salt Lake City, Utah, Education. 0 BERNICE SHIELDS, Hartford, Education. SECOND COLUMN 0 RICHARD EMMETT SHIVELY, Phi Delta Theta, Birmingham, Agricultural Administra- tion. 0 VIRGINIA DARE SHOULTZ, Sunny South, Laboratory Technique. O GEORGE D. SIMS, Eldridge, Agricultural Science. Q CLIFFORD E. SINGLEY, Sigma Chi, Mont- gomery, Mechanical Engineering. OLOUISE SIVLEY, Falkville, Home Eco- nomics Education. OLAWRENCE E. SKIPPER, Birmingham, Areonautical Engineering. OJOE LAMBERT SLEDGE, Omega Tau Sigma, Greensboro, Veterinary Medicine. I CHARLES L. SMITH, Greenville, Agricul- tural Science. 0 EVELYN SMITH, Phi Omega Pi, Columbus, Georgia, Secretarial Training. THIRD COLUMN OFRANCIS GLENN SMITH, Hattiesburg, Mississippi, Electrical Engineering. I GEORGE D. SMITH, Auburn, Agricultural Education. 0 GLORIA VANN SMITH, Gadsden, Educa- tion. OHARRY VADEN SMITH, Boca Grande, Florida, Electrical Engineering. 0 HELEN P. SMITH, Hartselle, Home Eco- nomics Education. 0 JACK SMITH, Montgomery, Education. 0 JAMES MILLER SMITH, Bay Minette, Agri- cultural Education. O JESSE GORDON SMITH, Langdale, Aero- nautical Engineering. 0 JULIUS C. SMITH, Uchee, Electrical En- gineering. 'es-wi.,-...z.e1f, f - --u-.awe-tfue., W. f M .1 Q. , FIRST ROW 0 LESTER A. SMITH, Ecleclic, Agriculiure. Q MARVIN OLIN SMITH, Birmingham, Chem- ical Engineering. 0 PERRY MILFORD SMITH, Village Springs, Mechanical Engineering. 0 ROBERT B. SMITH, Auburn, lndusfrial En- gineering. 0 ROBERT BRYARS SMITH, Pi Kappa Phi, Birmingham, Mechanical Engineering. O R. H. SMITH, Palmerdale, Agriculfural Science. 0 TED ROY SMITH, Thefa Chi, Bessemer, Tau, Engi- ROW 0 ALLINE SNEAD, Cenlreg Home Economics. OWARREN S. SOCKWELL, Sigma Nu, Hunlsville, Chemical Engineering. 0 VERNON W. SORRELL, Laneff, Secondary Educaiion. ' 0 SELL WADE SOUTH, Pi Kappa Alpha, Birmingham, Civil Engineering. 0 MORRIS LEROY SPEARMAN, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Birmingham, Aeronaulical Engineer- ing. C C. L. SPENCE, Velo, Agriculiural Science. QREBECCA STALLWORTH, Canoe, Pre- Medicine. 0 VIVIAN L. STALLWORTH, Canoe, Educa- lion. ORALPH McGlNTRY STANFORD, Alpha Lambda Tau, Monfgomery, Mechanical En- gineering. OWILBUR STAPLES, Memphis, Tennessee, Agriculfure. THIRD ROW 0 ROBERT LINCOLN STAPLETON, Birming- ham, lnlerior Decoralion. 0 JOSEPH CLYDE STEELE, Jacksonville, Edu- cation. 0 EILEEN CHARLOTTE STEPHENS, Delia Zeta, Birmingham, Home Economics. 0 HERMON FLOYD STEPHENSON, MI. Hope, Agricullural Education. 0 ROBERT HENRY T, Homewood, Veterinary Me ' . 0 A D. STE T, A rn, B ' ess Ad sfralion. 0 ED H. STEWA Alph amma Rho, Cenlerville, Agricul I Sci . 0 JAMES THOMAS ODD , Opelika, Agricullural Science. 0 LEO HOUSTON , ' Agriculture. 0 GEORGE F. STOKES, Elba, Agricultural Science. FIRST COLUMN 0 JOE S. STOKES, Elba, Agricultural Sci- ence. Q HENRIETTA I. STORY, Opelika, Home Eco- nomics Education. I ERNEST H, STRATMEYER, Paducah, Ken- tucky, Veterinary Medicine. O HAROLD E. STREETMAN, Marianna, Flor- ida, Education. OJANIE ROBERTA STRICKLAND, Kappa Delta, Birmingham, Commercial Art. 0 M. ORTEZ STRICKLAND, Theta Chi, Vi- dalia, Georgia, Business Administration. 0 E. R. STRICKLIN, Cullman, Secondary Ed- ucalion. O OUENTIN R. STRONG, Alpha Phi Omega, Robertsdaleg Mechanical Engineering. 0 PAUL H. STUART, Bay Minette, Agricul- tural Science. 0 W. RAMSEY STUART, Alpha Gamma Rho, Bay Minette, Agricultural Science. SECOND COLUMN 0 ANNA STUBBS, Birmingham, Home Eco- non'-ics. 0 RALPH E. STYRING, Birmingham, Chem- ical Engineernig. I ROBERT ARNOLD SUAREZ, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Mobile, Aeronautical Administration. 0 EDSEL FORD SUBLETT, Toney, Agricultural Education. 0 REDDING STANCILL SUGG, Auburn, Sci- ence and Literature. O ARCHIE W. SULLIVAN, Hodges, Agri- cultural Education. I JULIETTE SUMMERS, Kappa Delta, Opelika, Home Economics, OGEO. JACK TANKERSLEY, Phi Delta Theta, Decatur, Aeronautical Engineering. 0 MARY A. TAYLOR, Columbus, Georgia, Home Economics Education. OMILDRED JUANITA TAYLOR, Dothan, Home Economics. THIRD -COLUMN O ROBERT PERRY TEEPLE, Jacksonville, Flor- ida, Mechanical Engineering. 0 THOMAS EDWARD TENNANT, Wedowee, Agricultural Education. 0 WALTER STANFIELD TERRY, Pi Kappa Al- pha, Huntsville, Chemical Engineering. O HENRY S. THIGPEN, Gadsden, Industrial Engineering. 0 CLARENCE E. THOMAS, Magnolia, Elec- trical Engineering. 0 DELPHINE BYRNE THOMAS, Kappa Delta, Auburn, Architecture. 0 JAMES D. THOMAS, Sigma Chi, Auburn, Business Administration. 0 JOHN DAVID THOMAS, Phi Delta Theta, Gadsden, Industrial Engineering. 0 KENNETH HARRISON THOMAS, Phenix City, Textile Engineering. 0 LENA CHRISTINE THOMAS, Troy, Secre- tarial Training. FIRST ROW 0 BEN McRAE THOMPSON, Kappa Sigma, Birmingham, Industrial Engineering. 0 COMER B. THOMPSON, Greenville, Agri- cultural Engineering. O JOHN l. THOMPSON, Gorgas, Mechan- ical Engineering. 0 MARGARET J. THOMPSON, Pi Omega Pi, Gadsden, Laboratory Technique. 0 LUTHER EARNEST THREADGILL, Theta Chi, Troy, Agricultural Administration. O MERCER L. THRELKELD, Kappa Sigma, Atlanta, Georgia, Electrical Engineering. ODAVID CAFFEY TILL, JR., Hayneville, Agriculture. 0 JAMES PEEK TILLEY, Ill, Phi Delta Theta, Ozark, Aeronautical Engineering. O MARY E. TINSLEY, Alpha Gamma Delta, Harpersville, Commercial Art. 0 KARL E. TIPPER, Carbon Hill, Electrical Engineering. SECOND ROW 0 MARIAN TOMPKINS, Lake Village, Arkan- sas, Home Economics. O SHELDON TOOMER, Auburn, Commercial Art. 0 JO ELLEN TOWNS, Alexander City, Home Economics. O JAMES ELLIS TOWNSEND, Vina, Agricul- tural Education. 0 WILLIAM HOWARD TRAMMELL, Birming- ham, Aeronautical Engineering. 0 BEVIS M. TRAYLOR, Wedowee, Agricul- tural Science. 0 THOMAS JOEL TRAYLOR, Kappa Alpha, Berlin, Agricultural Science. Q ERNEST MCQUEEN TRICE, Prattville, Elec- trical Engineering. I ELIZABETH TROTZIER, Mobile, Home Eco- nornics. THIRD ROW 0 MONTGOMERY VANCE TRUSS, Pi Kappa Alpha, Birmingham, Civil Engineering. O JESSE R. TWILLY, Theta Chi, Selma, Elec- trical Engineering. 0 DAVIS TYSON, Ohatchee, Agricultural Ed- ucation. 0 FLORA UNDERWOOD, Kappa Delta, An- dalusia, Home Economics. Business Adminis 0 JO TCHIE U Y, La da Chi Al- pha, mden, Ar s, Phar y. 0 CL . USSERY, Bi ngha lectri- cal Engineering. 0 JOHN HENRY US , La nge, Geor- gia, Industrial Engin ng. 0 JAMES S. VAN Chemistry. 0 GEORGE BRITTON TAIN, New Hope, OJOHN P TRADER Birmingham Meehan 0 ERSKINE VANDEGRIFT Birmingham Me :cal Engineering hanlcal Engineering t llsnvunllunis FIRST COLUMN 0 EUGENE N. VANN, Auburn, Business Ad- ministration. OGORDON C. VARN, Phi Delta Theta, Cordele, Georgia, Pre-Dentistry. 0 ERNEST CLEVELAND VAUGHN, Jaclcson- ville, Florida, Electrical Engineering, 0 TOM J. VEREEN, Phi Delta Theta, Moul- trie, Georgia, Business Administration. I LOYD JEROME VICKERS, Kappa Sigma, Miami, Florida, Chemical Engineering. 0 CHARLES LUCIUS WAGGONER, Hatties- burg, Mississippi, Architecture. 0 ILEENE WALKER, Auburn, Home Eco- nomics. 0 NELL HAM WALKER, Auburn, Secretarial Training. 0 JOSEPH WILKINS WALLACE, Theta Chi, Douglas, Georgia, Aeronautical Administra- tion. 0 LAURA WALLACE, Kappa Delta, Atlanta, Georgia, Commercial Art. SECOND COLUMN 0 REYNOLDS EUGENE WALLACE, Selma, Textile Engineering. O RALPH G. WALLIS, Talladega, Education. O MARJORIE ANN WALLS, New Market, Home Economics. 0 CLYDE D. WARE, Toomsboro, Georgia, Commercial Art. OTHOMAS MORTIMER WARING, Kappa Alpha, Columbus, Mississippi, Architecture. O CHARLES W. WARNER, Beta Kappa, West Point, Georgia, Agricultural Science. 0 HAROLD W. WARREN, Alexander City, Agricultural Education. I ANNICE WATKINS, Kappa Delta, Birming- ham, Commercial Art. 0 J HARRISON WATSON, Opelika, Elec- trical Engineering. I WILLIAM A. WATTS, JR., Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Birmingham, Science and Literature. THIRD COLUMN 0 BEN WEATHERLY, JR., Fine Hill, Agricul- tural Education. OWORDEN WEAVER, Theodore, Agricul- tural Engineering. 0 NANCY J. WEBSTER, St. Petersburg, Flor- ida, Home Economics. 0 M. JOE WEIDENBACH, Tarrant, Agricul- tural Science. 0 HOWARD T. WEIR, Alpha Psi, Media, Pennsylvania, Veterinary Medicine. 0 WARREN HARDING WEISZ, Montgomery, Textile Engineer. O MARY LOUISE WEST, Centre, Laboratory Technique. 0 RALPH MILTON WEST, Birmingham, Me- chanical Engineering. g CHARLES EDWARD WESTBROOK, Lambda Chi Alpha, Jasper, Electrical Engineering. 0 A. EDWARD WHALEY, St. Cloud, Florida, Pre-Veterinary Medicine. FIRST ROW 0 ELMO K. WHATLEY, LaGrange, Georgia, Induslrial Engineering, 0 JACK MAJOR WHISNANT, Dothan, Busi- ness Adminisrralion. 0 STUART LAMAR WHITE, LaGrange, Geor- gia, Mechanical Engineering. 0 WILLIAM C. WHITE, Opp, Business Ad- minisfralion. OJACK HENRY WHITLEY, Birmingham, Aeronaulical Engineering. Q HENRY CARL WIGGINS, Evergreen, Agri- cultural Science. O ALFRED WIGINTON, Hamilfon, Agricul- fural Educafion. O NEIL G. WILCOXSON, Lexingfon, Busi- ness Adminisfrafion. O MARION H. WILKINS, Bay Minelfe, Civil Engineering. OFINIS EUGENE WILKINSON, Almore, Chemical Engineering. SECOND ROW OEARNEST DUKE WILLIAMS, Anniston, Aeronaufical Engineering. 0 FRANCES WILLIAMS, Auburn, Laboralory Technique. 0 GRADY F. WILLIAMS, JR., Clanfong Agri- cullural Educaiion. OJACK G. WILLIAMS, Llanerch, Pennsyl- vania, Business Ad minisfrafion. O RICHARD DESMOND WILLIAMS, Lincoln, Mechanical Engineering. 0 SHADE A. WILLIAMS, Ohalcheeg Agricul- lural Educalion. 0 TED L. WILLIAMS, Thela Chi, Bellamy, Business Adminisrralion. 0 HORACE PERRY WILLIAMSON, Annislon, Chemical Engineering. OJEAN WILLIAMSON, Chi Omega, Af- lanla, Georgia, Secondary Educalion. THIRD ROW 0 IOYD WILLIAMSON, Bankslon, Agricul- lural Educalion. 0 HELEN WILLIS, Columbus, Georgia, Sec- relarial Training. 0 EDWARD H. WILSON, Pi Kappa Alpha, Greenville, Agriculrural Science. 0 JOHN B. WILSON, Kappa Sigma, Auburn, Mechanical Engineering. 0 JOHN D. WILSO Selma, Civil Engi- neering. 0 R . WILSO ella a Phi Birm- in , Eleclric gineeri I RMAN WI AM, olumbus Georgia, Aeronaufical minisl n. 0 DOUGLAS H. W O, Bi ngham, Agri culrural Science. 0 HOWARD EVA , Chemical Engineering. 0 JAMES BAILEY WILLIAMS Auburn Agri I ALBERT W WOJOHN Mobile Mechan cullural Science ical Engineering I sovnullonis -l5'!.X'9'Yl' 3 3 1 1 FIRST COLUMN 0 MILFORD FRANKLIN WOMACK, Pi Kappa Phi, Gadsden, Pre-Denfislry. 0 CHARLES HERBERT WOOD, Miami, Flor- ida, Commercial Arr. OCLYDE DENNIS WOOD, Birmingham, Chemical Engineering. O HAROLD RAY WOOD, Bela Kappa, Birm- ingham, Mechanical Engineering. 0 JOHN EUGENE WOOD, Marieffa, Geor- gia, Agriculfural Science. Q LOYCE WOOD, Gunfersville, Pre-Medicine. I MARY WOOD, Chi Omega, Hanceville, Educalion. Q PERRY M. WOOD, Monfgomery, Elecrrical Engi ring. UL VANCE WO ALL, Opp, Agricul- I Science. 0 MERLE WAT S WOODARD, Millporl, Home Economic SECOND COLUM O GRACE MAYS WOODFIN, Marion, Home Economics. OCHARLES H. WOODLEY, Monlgomery, Veferinary Medicine. 0 MARY VIRGINIA WREN, Alpha Gamma Della, Talladega, Educafion. 0 CLARENCE THOMAS WRIGHT, Birming- ham, Eleclrical Engineering. l HOMER WRIGHT, JR., Sigma Alpha Ep- silon, Auburn, Pharmacy. 0 LOUIS C. WRIGHT, Gadsden, Agriculfural Science. O MARSHALL M. WRIGHT, Boaz, Agricul- Iural Educafion. 0 JOHN EDWARD WURTELE, Della Sigma Phi, Birmingham, Induslrial Engineering. 0 ROBERT NEWTON YARBROUGH, Pi Kappa Alpha, Hunlsville, Business Adminisfrarion. OTHOMAS HASKIN YARBROUGH, Thela Chi, Evergreen, Aeronaulical Adminislralion. THIRD COLUMN 0 BARNEY C, YATES, Wadley, Agriculfural Educalicn. 0 JOSEPH H. YEAGER, Cullman, Agricul- rural Adminislralion. 0 ERNEST MER IL YOHN, JR., Sigma Phi Epsilon, Mobil Civil Engineering. 0 . T Y K, Valley ad' g' Iural a 0 BLUIT EDWARD YOUNG, Mf. Hope, Agri- cullural Engineering. O G. P. YOUNG, Birmingham, Mechanical Engineering. 0 EDNA YOUNGBLOOD, Shellhorn, Secre- Iarial Training. 0 EVERT CHARLES YOUNGS, Sigma Nu, Monfgcmery, Mechanical Engineering. ODOROTHY NELL ZACHRY, Nolasulga, Home Economics. 0 H. EVAN ZEIGER, Alpha Lambda Tau, Langdale, Chemical Engineering. L ki!! ' I 'H'm-my 4 Leff 'lo righfz Harwell, Fosler, Swiff, Monlgcmery, Fuller, and Ward T lHlSHMlN GEORGE SWIFT ROY FULLER CULLEN WARD JAMES FOSTER BETTY JANE HARWELL JAMES MONTGOMERY Co-Presidenf CoAPresidenf Vice-Presidenf Secrefary Historian Treasurer FIRST COLUMN OCHARLES E. R. ADAMS, Kensington, Maryland, Veterinary Medicine. OJUNE ADAMS, Chi Omega, Cordele, Georgia, Pre-Medicine. 0 RALPH C. ADAMS, Lambda Chi Alpha, Anniston, Electrical Engineering. 0 LEA deVAUX AKANS,, Alpha Gamma Delta, Birmingham, Commercial Art. 0 CHARLES RICHARD AKIN, Montgomery, Agricultural Education. 0 JARREL VICTOR AKIN, Shawmut, Business Administration. 0 F. REGINALD ALBRITTON, Sigma Chi, Camden, Aeronautical Engineering. 0 BILLY ALEXANDER, Kappa Sigma, Pratt- ville, Business Administration. OJOHN ERIC ALLAN, Birmingham, Me- chanical Engineering. SECOND COLUMN 0 DAVID W. ALLEN, Decatur, Aeronautical Engineering. 0 FRED ALLISON, JR., Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Auburn, Science and Literature. O WILMA A. ALSOBROOK, Brantley, Home Economics Education. 0 AL LESTER AMOS, LaGrange, Georgia, Industrial Engineering. O LEON HAYS ANDREWS, Camden, Elec- trical Engineering. OROBERT PARKER ANDREWS, Camden, Aeronautical Engineering. OSAM F. ARN, JR., Montgomery, Elec- trical Engineering. O BENJAMIN A. ASH, Alpha Tau Omega, Birmingham, Agricultural Administration. OHENRY G. BAARS, Pensacola, Florida, Architecture. THIRD COLUMN O ARTHUR LEE BACKSMAN, St. Petersburg, Florida, Pre-Veterinary Medicine. O JEFF WILSON BAGWELL, Jasper, Archi- tecture. O BOB BAILEY, Wadley, Agricultural Engi- neering. OWILLIAM THERMON BAILEY, Falkville, Aeronautical Engineering. OCHARLES DOUGLAS BAKER, Decatur, Architecture. 0 ROBERT ERWIN BAKER, JR., Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Anniston, Mechanical Engineering. O NELSON A. BALL, Chipley, Florida, Pre- Veterinary Medicine. O JIM AUDREY BARGANIER, Opelika, Agri- cultural Science. 0 BETTY BARNES, Montgomery, Commercial Art , V -175' ff ii:'54 ?K Mi FIRST ROW 0 MARY ELLEN BARNES, Skipperville, Lab- oraiory Technique. 0 OLIN BEALL BARNES, Thefa Chi, Birm- ingham, Mechanical Engineering. ORUFUS BARNETT, Reform, Agriculfural Science. 0 JOHN H. BARNETTE, Decaiur, Civil En- gineering. OWILLIAM EUGENE BARRINEAU, Cairo, Georgia, Pre-Veterinary Medicine. 0 WILLIAM NORMAN BARRINGTON, Birm- ingham, Aeronaufical Engineering. Q ERNEST HUGH BASS, Wilson, Norih Car- clir ag Veferinary Medicine. I RAYMOND L. BASS, Kissimmee, Florida, Pre-Veferinary Medicine. O JOHN D. BAUMHAUER, Sigma Chi, Mo- bile, Mechanical Engineering. SECOND ROW 0 NELDA B. BEASLEY, Alpha Gamma Delia, Auburn, Secondary Educalion. 0 C. V. BECK, Fairfax, Science and Lifera- fure 0 MARVIN D. BECK, Opelika, Aeronautical Engineering OWILLIAM WHYTE BEDFORD, Hamilion, Chemical Engineering. OTHEODORE WM. BEITER, Brookhaven, Georgia, Pre-Veierinary Medicine. 0 BETTY JOHN BELL, Chi Omega, Auburn, Home Economics. 0 ELINOR BELL, Birmingham, Home Eco- nomics. OJOHN BELUE, Kappa Sigma, Auburn, Landscape Archiiecfure. 0 JAMES RALPH BENNER, Columbus, Geor- gia' Business Adminisfraiion. THIRD ROW 0 ED BENNETT, JR., Warrior, Aeronaurical Adminislraiion. OJOE THOMAS BENNETT, Panama Cify, Florida, Aeronaufical Engineering. 0 LOMA L. BENNETT, Opelika, Home Eco- nomics. O PRESTON C. BENNETT, Kappa Alpha, Selma, Agriculfural Science. 0 SARA BENNETT, rfselle, Home Econo 0 JOHN BENTL Selm echan- ica ing. I JAMES MARRELL ENT LaGrange, Georgia, Elecfrical ineeri 0 JULIAN LEWI B I o Phi, Birmingham, ca g er . OCHARLES BERRY, Dolhan, Aeronaulical Adminislralion. FIRST COLUMN 0 TRAVIS S. BERRY, Vredenburgh, Elecfrical Engineering. 0 DAVID EDWARD BEVERLY, Sweel Wafer, Agricultural Adminisfralion. 0 HARRY BINFORD, Birmingham, Mechan- ical Engineering. 0 OSCAR N. BIRD, JR., Enlerprise, Chem- islry. I KENNETH F. BISHOP, Comer, Business Adminisfralion. OWILLIAM VIRGIL BISHOP, Birmingham, Chemical Engineering. 0 M. JEAN BLACK, Thela Upsilon, Geneva, Home Economics 0 ROBERT WILLIAM BLACK, Birmingham, Mechanical Engineering. 0 ALICE C. BLAIR, Alpha Gamma Delia, Birmingham, Laboratory Technique. SECOND COLUMN I V. RUTH BLAIR, Auburn, Secondary Edu- cahon. 0 GEORGE H. BLAKE, JR., Selma, Agricul- 'Iural Educalion. OFRED RICHARD BLANKENSHIP, Alpha Tau Omega, Birmingham, Mechanical Engi- neering. 0 MURIEL BLONSTEIN, Allanfa, Georgia, Laboratory Technique. 0 HARRIS LEONARD BODDEN, Mobile, Me- chanical Engineering. 0 LAWRENCE H. BODDEN, Mobile, Aero- naulical Adminislrafion. 0 TAYLOR BARTON BODKIN, Kappa Alpha, Tuscumbia, Aeronaufical Engineering. 0 JAMES E. BOMON, Sulligenlg Agriculfural Science. 0 WILLIAM APPLING BOONE, Birmingham, Civil Engineering. THIRD COLUMN OWARREN A. BORLAND, Monfgomery, Business Adminislralion. 0 SAM L. BOROUGHS, Sigma Chi, Moni- gomery, Agricullural Engineering. OJOHN ROBERT BOTTGER, Wadsworlh, Business Adminislralion. OJIM THOMPSON BOWDEN, Sylacauga, Business Adminislrafion. 0 COLBERT B, BOWDOIN, Dunavanf, Chem- ical Engineering. 0 WILLIAM W. BOX, Vernon, Textile Engi- neering. 0 FOSTER RAY BOZEMAN, Dozier, Agri- culfu ral Science. OJOSEPH DAWSON BRABHAM, Perofe, Aqricullural Science. OWILLIAM C. BRADY, Kappa Sigma, Grove Hill, Mechanical Engineering. I sb 'K A ' I 1 FIRST ROW 0 KARL H. BRANDORFF, Havana, Cuba, Agricultural Engineering. O ALLEN T. BRASWELL, Birmingham, Me- chanical Engineering. 0 J. O. BRASWELL, Birmingham, Chemical Engineering. 0 WILLIAM R. BRAWNER, Sigma Pi, Wa- verly, Pre-Veterinary Medicine. OELLEN INEZ BREEDLOVE, Columbus, Georgia, Landscape Architecture. 0 HOYT BREWER, Addison, Education. O GENE BRIDGES, Birmingham, Mechanical Engineering. 0 T. J. BRISCOE, Decatur, Agricultural Edu- cation. 0 H. L. DONALD BRITTAIN, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Sheffield, Aeronautical Engineering. SECOND ROW O JOHN R. BRODERICK, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Birmingham, Aeronautical Engineering. 0 ERNEST HOYT BROTHERS, Altoona, Agri- cultural Science. 0 A. S. BROWN, Sigma Chi, Birmingham, Electrical Engineering. O JAMES H. BROWN, Alexander City, Me- chanical Engineering. Q LELAND M. BROWN, Montgomery, Aero- nautical Engineering. 0 LUTHER EMORY BROWN, Pi Kappa AI- pha, Andalusia, Textile Engineering. 'ROBERT DANIEL BROWNING, Selma, Aeronautical Administration. 0 VIOLET R. BRUCE, Auburn, Science and Literature. 0 CARL RICHARD BUGG, Wadley, Mechan- ical Engineering. THIRD ROW O FRANK C. BUNN, Montgomery, Aeronau- tical Engineering. 0 BOBBY LOUIS BUNNEN, Pensacola, Flor- ida, Pre-Dentistry. 0 LAWAYNE BURDEN, Auburn, Agricultural Science. OEULA ELAINE BURDETTE, Delta Zeta, Clanton, Secretarial Training. O MA URLESON, G , Agricultural Scie MA RNETT, ander , Chem- istr . OLEON B. BUR Tall a, Electrical Engineering. 0 WILLIAM WI Selma, Pre-Medicine. 0 HAMPTON MILLER BURT, Daytona Beach, Fla., Chemical Engineering. --1- .. . lv - -w -vw-'M---eww-w af f 'W 'W FIRST COLUMN Q HERBERT BURTON, Jasper, Agriculture. 0 FRED C. BUSH, Atlanta, Georgia, lndus- trial Engineering. 0 JEANNE K. BUSSEY, Athens, Secondary Education. 0 WAYNE KENNETH BYARS, Decatur, Elec- trical Engineering. I WILLIAM S. BYERS, Phi Delta Theta, Pen- sacola, Florida, Aeronautical Engineering. 0 J. P. BYNUM, Oneonta, Mechanical Engi- neering. 0 MIXON C. BYRD, Ozark, Agricultural Sci- ence. 0 MYRTLE BYRD, Montgomery, Secretarial Training. 0 JACKSON PORTER CADENHEAD, Theta Chi, Mobile, Aeronautical Engineering. SECOND COLUMN 0 JOHN RICHARD CAIN, Delta Sigma Phi, Montgomery, Agricultural Engineering. I EARL M. CAMPBELL, Crestview, Florida, Agricultural Education. O JOSEPH COOPER CAMPBELL, JR., Sigma Chi, Jackson, Mississippi, Aeronautical Engi- Peering. O ELENA CANNON, Andalusia, Home Eco- nomics. 0 FRANK WHITFIELD CANNON, Kappa AI- pha, Birmingham, Pre-Veterinary Medicine. 0 LEMUEL HOOKER CANNON, New Bern, North Carolina, Pre-Veterinary Medicine. OLYNCHMORE B. CANTRELL, Hamilton, Agricultural Education. OROBERT BERNARD CAPELL, Camden, Agriculture. OJOHN T. CAPPS, Opelika, Agricultural Science. THIRD COLUMN 0 L. FRED CAPPS, Capps, Aeronautical Ad- ministration. 0 RUTH E. CARLISLE, Waverly, Home Eco- nomics Education. O EDWARD JAMES CARLSON, Fruithurst, Pre-Veterinary Medicine. O DENVER CARNES, Hamilton, Agricultural Education. 0 W. C. CARPENTER, Tifton, Georgia, Elec- trical Engineering. 0 WILLIAM B. CARRAWAY, Moulton, Pre- Dentistry. O E. PURCELL CARTER, Auburn, Aeronauti- cal Engineering. 9 F. EDWARD CARTER, Chase City, Virginia, Pre-Veterinary Medicine. 0 Roaenr ra. CATER, Pi Kappa Alpha, Birm- ingham, Mechanical Engineering. FIRST ROW 0 HAROLD CURTIS CAUDLE, Birmingham, Pre-Veterinary Medicine. I WOODHAM W. CAULEY, Dothan, Chem- ical Engineering. 0 JOHN MELVIN CHADWICK, Phenix City, Aeronautical Engineering. O M. A. CHAMPION, JR., Wadley, Aeronau- tical Engineering. 0 ALMUS A. CHANDLER, Vernon, Agricul- tural Education. 0 BENTLEY HART CHAPPELL, Kappa Sigma, Columbus, Ga., Pre-Law. 0 WILLIE EUGENIA CHASE, Delta Zeta, St. Petersburg, Florida, Secretarial Training. 0 LOUIS ARTHUR CHATEAU, New Orleans, Louisiana, Education. I KATHLEEN CHEATHAM, Nauvoo, Home Economics. SECOND ROW 0 ANNETTE B. CHENEY, Livingston, Home Economics. 0 BRUCE M, CLARK, Auburn, Agricultural Science. 0 HALLIE SUE CLARK, Andalusia, Home Economics. 0 BOBBY VEST CLEARY, Wilton, Mechanical Engineering. 0 ALEESE CLEMENTS, Jemison, Home Eco- nomics Education. 0 ROBERT LAMAR CLENNEY, Kappa Sigma, Abbeville, Agricultural Education. O JOHN BARNARD CLOPTON, Scottsboro, Agricultural Administration. 0 ROBERT E. CLOTFELTER, Birmingham, Me- chanical Engineering. THIRD ROW 0 WILLIAM P. COATES, Linden, Pharmacy. I LEWIS MILNER COBB, Brewton, Aeronau- tical Engineering. 0 WILLIAM HENRY COBBLE, Fort Payne, Textile Engineering. Q HOWELL D. COE, Dothan, Chemistry. 0 GEORGE , a er, South Car- olina, Pr mary Medicine 0 AMES B IELD, T egee, ronau- tic ' ng. 0 BILL COHEN, mi B , Florida, Aeronautical Engine g. 0 LAWRENCE J. Florida, Pre-Veterinary Me rcine. nrston Secretarial Training lassee Pre Medicine 9 VIVIAN MINTA CLAY, Theta Upsilon, An- 0 RUTH COKER, Alpha Gamma Delta, Tal- I FIRST COLUMN 0 CHARLES E. COLLINS, Columbus, Geor- gia, Aeronaulical Adminislralion. 0 JOHN CARTER COLLINS, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Annislon, Pharmacy. Q CECIL WILSON COLSON, Eulaw, Business Adminisfrafion. 0 G. CLIFTON COLYER, Phi Delia Theta, Jacksonville, Florida, Mechanical Engineering. 0 JACK E. CONNIFF, Birmingham, Agri- cullural Engineering. 0 INMAN I. COOK, Kappa Alpha, Haflies- burg, Mississippi, Commercial Arl. 0 MARY KATHRYN COOK, Alpha Gamma Della, Talladega, Secrelarial Training. O WILLIS FLOYD COOK, Camden, Agricul- Iural Science. 0 SHIRLEY S. COOKSEY, Halliesburg, Mis- sissippi, Mechanical Engineering. SECOND COLUMN o cusrsk LAUREL cooKsoN, Fairfield: Business Adminislralion. Q EULAH JO COOPER, Phi Omega Pi, Birm- ingham, Home Economics. 0 IRVEN ROLAND COOPER, JR., Allendale, Pre-Velerinary Medicine. O JAMES COOPER, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Monlgemery, Business Ad ministrafion. 0 FRED JACKSON CORNELISON, Hunlsvilleg Agriculfural Educalion. 0 GLEASON CORNELL, Hazel Green, Aero- nautical Engineering. 0 HERSHEL R, CORNERS, JR., Chalom, Me- chanical Engineering. 0 JAMES RAY COTNEY, Wadley, Agricul- Iural Science. OLAWRENCE W. COTTLE, Sigma Chi, Monlgomeryg Pre-Velerinary Medicine. THIRD COLUMN 0 ELBERT COUCH, Gadsden, Education. 0 WILLIAM SCOTT COUCH, Pi Kappa Phi, Columbus, Georgia, Business Adminislralion. 0 RICHARD DENNIS COUSINS, Spring Hill, Chemical Engineering. 0 WALTER LIVINGSTON COWAN, Coving- Ion, Agricullure. 0 DAN HIXON COWART, Opelika, Texlile Engineering. 0 NOAH NELSON COWEN, Opp, Eleclrical Engineering. 0 BRADLEY T. COX, Killen, Eleclrical Engi- neering. 0 ERSTON SMITH COX, Blounfsville, Pre- Veferinary Medicine. OWILLIAM THOMAS COX, Birmingham, Chemical Engineering. FIRST ROW 0 CHARLES C. CRANE, JR., Alpha Tau Omega, Mobile, Aeronaufical Engineering. 0 HENRY FARRIOR CRENSHAW, Forl De posif, Business Adminislrafion. 0 RICHARD C. CRENSHAW, Pi Kappa AI pha, Greenville, Aeronautical Engineering. 0 OLIVER D. CREWS, Alpha Gamma Rho Samson, Science and Liferalure. O HELEN M. CROOK, Alpha Gamma Birmingham, Home Economics. 0 CECIL CROW, Jasper, Civil Engin 0 GEORGE A. CROWELL, Wefumpka nau+ical Engineering. 0 JAMES RUDOLPH CULVER, Auburn cullural Educalion. 0 EVERETT A. DAILY, Pi Kappa Alpha, ingham, Civil Engineering. SECOND ROW Q CLAYTON DANIEL, Millen, Georgia, naulical Engineering. 0 CRAWFORD E. DASINGER, Midland Agricullural Educalion. 0 CLAUDE H. DAVIS, Eufaula, Aerona Adminislralion. Della eering Aero- Agri- Birm- Aero- Cily, ulical 0 GEORGE T. DAVIS, JR., Phenix Cily, Pre- Velerina ry Medicine. Pre-Veferinary Medicine. O JOE L. DAVIS, Birmingham, Elecfrical En- gineering. OJULIUS MADISON DAVIS, JR., Kappa Sigma, Sylacauga, Chemical Engineering. 0 MARY DAVIS, Kappa Della, For? Deposit, Educalion. OSLATON DAVIS, Clarksville, Tennessee, Business Adminisfralicn. THIRD ROW 0 WALLACE L. DAWKINS, Pensacola, Flor- ida, Elecfrical Engineering. 0 EMMAGENE DAWSON, Loachapoka, Home Economics Educafion. OJOSEPH L. DEAN, Alpha Tau Omega, Opelika, Agricultural Adminisfralion. I PAUL CLIFTON DEAN, Harlford, Agri- culfural Education. O ANN DEES, Selma Inferior Dec- orafio 0 OM IS De J ETTE rming- ham, ical Engineeri 0 AUBREY M. DELK Kap hi, Alhens, Mechanical Engineer' . 0 JOHN E. DeL r Educalion. O PAUL S. DENISON, Birmingham, Civil Engineering. 0 JAMES AUBREY DAVIS, Thomasville, Ga., FIRST COLUMN 0 WILLIAM SOLOMAN DENNIS Phi Delta Theta Thomaston, Georgiag Aeronautical En glneermg 0 MARY LOGAN DESMOND West Blocton Home Economics 0 WILLIAM H. DICKY, Alpha Gamma o Chatomg Agricultural Administration OJULIA DEANE DIGBY Alpha Gamma Delta, Birmingham: Commercial Art O ROBERT S. DILL'ON Birmingham: Business Administration 0 MARY GLADYS DISMUKES Comer' Home Economics 0 LINNELLE DOBBINS Alpha Gamma Delta Emelle' Home Economics ondary Education 0 THELMA ELIZABETH DODSON, Brrmmg ham' Home Economics SECOND COLUMN 0 LESLIE WARD DOOLEY, Alpha Tau Omega, Athens, Tennesseeg Industrial Engl neermg O GRADON N. DOUGHTY, Berryg Agricul tural Education 0 WILMER JOE DOWNS Birmingham: Me chanical Engineering 0 EDWARD W. DRAKE Auburn Mechanical Engineering 0 GEORGE LEFTWICH DRAKE Sigma I Montgomery Architecture 0 CLETUS L DUKE Jacksons Gap Eec trlcal Engineering OGERALDINE DUKE Vernon Home co ncmlcs OHERSCHEL CURTIS DUKE Hamilton Agricultural Engineering OWILLIAM THOMAS DUMAS Chatom Electrical Engineering THIRD COLUMN OROBERT W DUNAWAY Orrvllle Agri culture OCLYDE DUNN JR Hamilton Electrical Engineering 0 JAMES CARROLL DUNN Kappa Sigma Ozark Agricultural Education 0 CHARLES RICHARD DURHAM Theta Chi Gadsden Aeronautical Engineering 0 ROSEMARY DYER Foley Secretarial Training 0 WILLIAM W DYKE Sigma Chl Selma Civil Engineering OMALCOLM DYKES Banks Agricultural Science 0 JASPER C EASTERLING Sigma Pr Annns ton Business Administration OTYNES EDMONSON Ph Delta Theta Birmingham Pre Medicine . ' CW. . '. - , , ' Q I - u ' . : I : E l Rh . . . Q ETTA FRANCES noasou, wedoweeg sec- , . - ' ' ' . I . aa FIRST ROW I B. F. EDWARDS, Birmingham, Civil En- gineering. 0 FRED P. EDWARDS, Uriah, Agricultural Science. 0 MAE EDWARDS, Auburn, Commercial Art. 0 HAROLD G. EICH, Tuskegee, Pre-Law. OFRANK PHILLIP EILAND, Birmingham, Chemical Engineering. OUTHER ELDER, Notasulga, Agricultural Science. 0 BLANCHE ELLIS, Centre, Home Economics. OLYMAN RAY ERNST, JR., Alpha Tau Omega, Daphne, Business Administration. 0 CLAIRE MAE ESSLINGER, Ozark, Secreta- rial Training. SECOND ROW Q ROBERT JOSEPH ESTES, Sigma Nu, Haines City, Florida, Aeronautical Engineering. 0 EMERSON M. EVANS, Albertville, Agri- cultural Education. 0 JACK DAVID EVANS, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Albertville, Aeronautical Engineering. 0 OTTO LOUIS EVANS, Naruna, Virginia, Business Administration. O WALTER JETHRO EVERITT, Birmingham, Mechanical Engineering. 0 FIELDEN H. FARRAR, Canoe, Agricultural Science. OEMMETT C. FARRINGTON, LaFayette, Georgia, Agricultural Science. Q JAMES A. FAUCETT, Gadsden, Business Administration. THIRD ROW O W. JACK FAULKNER, Delta Sigma Phi, Birmingham, Mechanical Engineering. 0 EUGENE LLOYD FEAGIN, Theta Chi, Hen- dersonville, North Carolina, Pharmacy. 0 SAM B. FEAGIN, Phi Delta Theta, Birm- ingham, Electrical Engineering. 0 WILLIAM M. FENN, Clayton, Agricultural Education. 0 GEORG ERRELL, Hurt oro, Aero- nautical neering. 0 C ARLE ST FIEVE ueyt , Pre- Veteri icine. O MARVIN PLATO FI , Fair , Aeronau- tical Engineering. O SPILLMAN N. Gamma Rho, Auburn, gricu ural duc io . Hollywood California Home Economics Engineering C LILLIAN DUGGAN EVANS, Kappa Delta, I JOHN E. FLEMING, Birmingham, Electrical I I FIRST COLUMN 0 JOHN S. FLEMING, Annislon, Eleclrical Engineering. 0 CARL RUSSELL FLETCHER, Gadsden, Edu- cafion. O EUGENE WOOD FLETCHER, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Birmingham, Chemical Engineering. 0 JAMES LINDLEY FLINN, JR., Centerville, Tennessee, lnduslrial Engineering. 0 JOHN EDWARD FOERG, Sheffield, Aero- naufical Engineering. OJAMES W. FOGLEMAN, Birmingham, Chemical Engineering. 0 FRANCES FOLMAR, Luverne, Secrelarial Training. 0 EDWIN HART FOLSOM, Alpha Gamma Rho, Livingslon, Eleclrical Engineering. 0 JUNE ELAINE FORBUS, Alexander Cilyg Home Economics. SECOND COLUMN O CHARLES J. FORD, Alpha Tau Omega, Birmingham, Chemical Engineering. 0 DORIS ELAINE FORD, Della Zefa, Au- burn, Science and Lileralure. 0 DWIGHT H. FORD, LaFaye+Ie, Commer- cial Ari. 0 FRANCES FORD, Glencoe, Home Eco- nomics. 0 JESSIE MAE FORD, Birmingham, Labora- tory Technique. 0 MARY HAZEL FORD, Auburn, Science and Liferafure. 0 DOROTHY FOREMAN, Kappa Della, Birm- ingham, Home Economics. I JOHN ESPY FORRESTER, Sigma Pi, Do- Ihan, Civil Engineering. 0 FRANK PIERCE FORWOOD, Plaleau, Elec- Irical Engineering. THIRD 'COLUMN 0 MARY EDITH FORSHEE, Phi Omega Pi, Monlgomery, Pre-Medicine. 0 CLIFTON L. FOSTER, Kennedy, Pre-VeI- erinary Medicine. 0 JAMES M. FOSTER, Pi Kappa Phi, Leeds, Mechanical Engineering. 0 WILLIAM JOSEPH FOUNTAIN, Kappa AI- pha, Auburn, Business Adminislralion. O BERNARD FOWLER, Fayelfe, Agricullural Educalion. O CHALMERS FRAZER, Birmingham, Eleclri- cal Engineering. O HILDA FREDERICK, Hackleburg, Home Economics. 0 WILLIAM FREDERICK, Fayelle, Agricul- Iural Engineering. 0 GERTY WYL FREEMAN, Nolasulga, Busi- ness Adminislralion. FIRST ROW CASA B. FULLER, Cullman, Mechanical Engineering. 0 COOPER W. FULLER, Loachapoka, Textile Engineering. 0 ROY THOMAS FULLER, Notasulga, Agri- cultural Education. 0 FRED F. FULTON, Birmingham, Aeronau- tical Administration. 0 MAUDE CAROLYN FUNDERBURK, Alpha Gamma Delta, Dadeville, Secretarial Train- ing 0 ALBERT Lowsnv GAINES, sera Kappa, Birmingham, Mechanical Engineering. 0 TOM M. GALLOWAY, Mobile, Aeronau- tical Administration. OALTA GAMBLE, Headland, Home Eco- nomics Education. 0 SARAH VIRGINIA GAMMAGE, Birming- ham, Home Economics. SECOND ROW 0 CHARLES W. GANTT, Titus, Aeronautical Engineering. 0 BETTY JANE GARMAN, Chi Omega, Mo- bile, Chemical Engineering. O HOMER D. GARNER, Fairhope, Agricul- tural Science. I ABNER RAY GARY, Comer, Agricultural Science. 0 CARL FREDERICK GAUGGEL, Fairfield, Electrical Engineering. O JAMES LEEMAN GIBSON, Hartselle, Aero- nautical Engineering. 0 MARYGENE GIBSON, Tunica, Mississippi, Commercial Art. OMILDRED MAXINE GILBERT, Fairfax, Home Economics. 0 ARCHER R. GILMORE, Sulligent, Agri- cultural Education. THIRD ROW 0 J. MERRILL GIRARDEAU, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Montgomery, Mechanical Engineer- ing. OJEAN FRANCES GITTINGS, Anniston, Nursing Science. OCARNEY GIVENS, Mobile, Agricultural Science. 0 SARA FRANCES GODFREY, Chi Omega, Auburn, Home Economics. 9 GEOR OGGANS, Ri View, Com- merci 0 UTH G' , Aubur Secon Edu- cati 0 BRUCE D. GOOD Roger e, Agricul- tural Science. 0 C. W. GOOLS e el Hill, Agricultural atio . 0 ROBERT E. GOULD, Birmingham, Business Administration. FIRST COLUMN 0 MARION F. GRACE, Huntsville, Mechan- ical Engineering. OOSWALD HOOD GRAHAM, Tarboro, North Carolina, Pre-Veterinary Medicine. 0 WILLIAM CARL GRAHAM, Tarboro, North Carolina, Agricultural Education. 0 CHARLES H. GRANT, Dothan, Mechanical Engineering OJOE MARTIN GRANT, JR., Andalusia, Business Administration. 0 WILLIAM L. GRANT, Alpha Lambda Tau, Gadsden, Textile Engineering. 0 WILLARD RAY GRANT, Wedoweeg Pre- Veterinary Medicine. 0 GUY GRAVLEE, JR., Sigma Alpha Epsi- lon, Tupelo, Mississippi, Architecture. 0 GAMALIEL PERRY GREEN, Troy, Phar- macy. SECOND COLUMN 9 HENRY BURR GREEN, Sigma Chi, Atlanta, Georgia, Business Administration. 0 HUBERT C. GREEN, JR., Delta Sigma Phi, Mobile, Business Administration. 0 WILLIAM L. GREEN, Lexington, Business Administration. 0 ALBERT DAVID GREGORY, Boaz, Agri- cultural Science. 0 JULIUS GRADY GRICE, Pensacola, Flor- ida, Electrical Engineering. OVIRGINIA P. GROUBY, Auburn, Home Economics. OLLOYD GUICE, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Birmingham, Civil Engineering. I KATHRYN VIRGINIA GUNTER, Auburn, Home Economics Education. OSARAH KATHRYN GUNTER, Auburn, Home Economics. THIRD COLUMN 0 FRANK W. GUTHERY, Cullman, Agricul- tural Education. 0 MARGIE B. GUYTON, Hamilton, Home Economics. 0 JOHN C. HADLEY, Delta Sigma Phi, Ha- vana, Cuba, Business Administration. 0 PAUL HAGER, Birmingham, Architecture. 0 JAMES L. HAGEY, St. Petersburg, Flor- ida, Mechanical Engineering. 0 SALLIE T. HALE, Bridgeport, Home Eco- nomics. 0 FRANK G. HALL, Gurley, Aeronautical Engineering. O KATHERINE GRANT HALL, Chi Omega, Atlanta, Georgia, Science and Literature. 0 WILLIAM ALBERT HAM, Phi Delta Theta, Gadsden, Aeronautical Engineering. 4 FIRST ROW 0 D. S. HAMBY, Carterville, Georgia, Tex- tile Engineering. 0 HENRY EDWARD HAMILTON, Rogersville, Agricultural Science. O KATHRYN HAMILTON, Auburn, Secondary Education. Q LEONARD H. HANCOCK, Rome, Georgia, Mechanical Engineering. 0 JOHN W. HANNAH, Lisman, Aeronau- tical Engineering. 0 JACK C. HANS, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Birmingham, Aeronautical Administration. O ROBERT G. HANSON, Auburn, Electrical Engineering. 0 BEN F. HARDEN, Phenix City, Electrical Engineering. Q BILL MARTIN HARDIN, Prairie Point, Mis- sissippi, Pre-Veterinary Medicine. SECOND ROW 0 JOE HARE, Phi Delta Theta, Auburn, Me- chanical Engineering. 0 CHRISTINE OYGLE HARPER, Arab, Home Economics. 0 RUBIE JEAN HARRELL, Columbus, Geor- gia, Secretarial Training. 0 JAMES C. HARRIS, Equality, Agricultural Engineering. I LEWEY F. HARRIS, New Brockton, Agri- cultural Engineering. 0 WILBUR G, HARRIS, Birmingham, Busi- ness Administration. 0 HERMAN W. HARRISON, Dothan, Dairy- ing. 0 CATHERINE ELIZABETH HART, Andalusia, Home Economics. Q RICHARD HENRY HART, Anniston, Electri- cal Engineering. THIRD ROW 0 ANDERSON O. HARWELL, Tampa, Flor- ida, Chemical Engineering. 0 BETTY JANE HARWELL, Kappa Delta, Birmingham, Interior Decoration. 0 EVERETTE O. HARWELL, Sigma Phi Epsi- lon, Birmingham, Business Administration. O MILDRED V. HATCHETT, Notasulga, Home Economics. 0 DONNA AWAY, neonta, New York, ory Te nique. 0 YDE H. S, Sas Geor , Pre- Vet ' cine. 0 JASPER A. HAYL Frisc ity, Agri- cultural Education. 0 JENNINGS A. EAD K, e rs ville, North Caro ' d- icine. 0 CLAIRE HEARD, Camp Hill, Home Eco- nomics. FIRST COLUMN I JOHN THOMAS HEARD, Camp Hill, Me- chanical Engineering. 0 PHIL H. HEARD, Alpha Lambda Tau, Montgomery, Mechanical Engineering. 0 C. W. HEARN, Columbus, Georgia, Elec- trical Engineering. 0 JOHN CURTIS HEARN, Birmingham, Aeronautical Engineering. CJAMES M. HELD, Lawrenceburg, Tenn- essee, Agricultural Science. 0 JAMES F. HELMS, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Sylacauga, Chemical Engineering. O ALICE L. HENDERSON, Andalusia, Home Economics. OEDWARD N. HENDERSON, Andalusia, Mechanical Engineering. OJAMES CONRAD HENDERSON, Green- ville, Agricultural Science. SECOND COLUMN OJAMES HOWARD HENDON, Wedowee, Agricultural Engineering. 0 FRANCES HENDRICK, Kappa Delta, Brundidge, Home Economics Education. OHAROLD O. HENDRICKSON, Opelika, Civil Engineering. 0 ROY H. HENDRIX, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Birmingham, Business Administration. OBLEDSOE HEREFORD, Gurley, Agricul- tural Science. 0 CLARK HEREFORD, Gurley, Agricultural Science. 0 CHARLES STEWART HERRING, Arlington, Virginia, Agricultural Science. I MILDRED HERRING, Geneva, Home Eco- nomics. 0 ELIZABETH HERZFELD, Alpha Gamma Delta, Alexander City, Pre-Medicine. THIRD COLUMN 0 CECIL J. HESTER, Vina, Pre-Veterinary Medicine. Q ELOISE HICKS, Alberta, Home Economics. 0 KATHLEEN HIGH, Camp Hill, Home Eco- nomics Education. 0 ROBERT I. HIGH, JR., Waverly, Agri- cultural Education. 0 EDWARD PORTER HILL, Decatur, Georgia, Aeronautical Administration. Q ELLIS HILL, Empire, Agricultural Educa- tion. 0 INA CLAIR HILL, Sheffield, Education, OJOHN QUINCEY HILL, Alpha Gamma Rho, Jackson, Agricultural Education. 0 PHYLLIS MAXINE HILL, Notasulga, Home Economics Education. 4 FI RST ROW 0 ROBERT WELSH HILL, Phi Delta Theta, Birmingham, Foreign Service. 0 WILLIAM MURRAY HILL, Auburn, Pre- Law. 0 EDITH VIVIAN HIMROD, Alpha Gamma Delta, Birmingham, Home Economics. 0 AUSTIN EUGENE HINDS, Arab, Agricul- tural Science. I FLEETWOOD HINES, Darlington, Pre-Vet- erinary Medicine. 0 MELVIN O, HIXSON, Gadsden, Civil En- gineering. 0 BERNICE E. HOCUTT, Auburn, Labora- tory Technique. 0 ROBERT HENRY HODGSON, Sigma Nu, Montgomery, Civil Engineering. 0 THOMPSON PRICE HOFFMEYER, Flor- ence, South Carolina, Pre-Veterinary Med- icine. SECOND ROW I W. L. HOLLAND, Theta Chi, Florence, Agricultural Science. Q SHANNON R. HOLLINGER, Kappa Alpha, Camden, Pre-Veterinary Medicine. 0 ALBERT G. HOLLINGSWORTH, Eagle Clift, Georgia, Mechanical Engineering. 0 MARY LOU HOLLINGSWORTH, Lincoln, Home Economics. 'WILLIAM DAVIS HOLLOWAY, Kappa Sigma, Birmingham, Mechanical Engineering. 0 JOHN KEMP HOOKER, Winfield, Aero- nautical Administration. 0 ROBERT C. HORN, Samson, Agricultural Science. I GEORGE CALHOUN HORNSBY, Roanoke, Mechanical Engineering. IARTHUR LOIS HORTON, JR., Florala, Agricultural Education. THIRD ROW 0 CHARLES HOSTETTER, Tuskegee, Electri- cal Engineering. O JOHNNIE MAE HOVEY, Prattville, Home Economics. 0 MORRIS DOUGLAS HOWARD, Anderson, Mechanical Engineering. OTHOMAS JEFFERSON HOWARD, Lees- burg, Virginia, Pre-Veterinary Medicine. 0 JOHN LL, Rome, orgia, Aero- nautica ineering. O ILLIA OLM H ELL, nford, Flor: nautical En ering. 0 HOMER B. HUDS , Bir ham, Me- chanical Engineering. 0 OLLIE S. HUDS ' I- tural Education. 0 HARRY HUGGHINS, Red Level, Agricul- tural Education. FIRST COLUMN O JAMES R. HUGULEY, Opelika, Pre-Law. OSARAH EDITH HUMPHREY, Hartselle, Home Economics Education. 0 EDITH H. HUNT, Brent, Home Economics. 0 JO HUNT, Fort Benning, Georgia, Sci- ence and Literature. l MARY JO HURST, Delta Zeta, Leeds, Home Economics. 0 RENFORD LEO HURSTON, Tallassee, Elec- trical Engineering. 0 LEONARD G. IRWIN, Pensacola, Florida, Mechanical Engineering. OWILLIAM HARRY ISBELL, Alpha Tau Omega, Auburn, Mechanical Engineering. OJAMES F. IVY, Huntsville, Agricultural Science. SECOND COLUMN 0 H. G. JACKSON, Birmingham, Architec- ture. 0 WRIGHT F. JACKSON, Birmingham, Civil Engineering. O MADGE JARRARD, Montgomery, Second- ary Education. 0 ROBERT S. JEFFERS, Glencoe, Secondary Education. 0 HARRY W. JEHLE, Theta Chi, Montgom- ery, Civil Engineering. OJOHN PHILIP JENKIN, Kappa Sigma Fachula, Mexico, Chemical Engineering. I BERNARD T. JENNY, Dumont, New Jersey Chemical Engineering. O GEORGE E. JENSEN, Delta Sigma Phi Mobile, Civil Engineering. 0 JASPER E. JERNIGAN, Castleberryg Agri cultural Education. THIRD COLUMN 0 BRUCE C. JOHNSON, Bessemer, Agricul tural Science. 0 CAMPBELL JACKSON JOHNSON, Colum bus, Georgia, Electrical Engineering. 0 EDWARD SLAUGHTER JOHNSON, Grant ville, Georgia, Textile Engineering. 0 ELIZABETH JOHNSON, Hollywood, Lab oratory Technique. OEMORY GLOVER JOHNSON, Centre Business Administration. 0 HELEN KATHLEEN JOHNSON, Auburn Secretarial Training. OJAMES O. JOHNSON, Kappa Alpha Chattanooga, Tennessee, Aeronautical Engi neering. C NELL JOHNSON, Dothan, Home Eco nomics. 0 THOMAS COOPER JOHNSON, Montgom ery, Aeronautical Engineering. FIRST ROW OJOHN MARVIN JOHNSTON, Owassa: Business Adminislrafion. 0 MARGARET E. JOHNSTON, Auburn: Home Economics. 0 WARREN G. JOHNSTON, Evergreen: Me- chanical Engineering. 0 WILLIAM L. JOHNSTON, Fairfield: Pre- Veferinary Medicine. 0 W. N. JOHNSTON, Sigma Chi, Mobile: Mechanical Engineering. 0 W. YOUNG JOHNSTON, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Eufaula: Mechanical Engineering. 0 ADDIE LOUISE JONES, Cenlury, Florida: Commercial Arl. 0 CHARLES ALFRED JONES, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Birmingham: Texlile Engineering. 0 ELIZABETH MAY JONES, Snowdoun: Home Ecnomics. SECOND ROW I JACK C. JONES, Falkville: Agricultural Science. 0 JOHN D. JONES, Haleyvilleg Civil Engi- neering. Q NELL JONES, Auburn: Home Economics. 0 ROBERT LEE JONES, Talladega: Pre-Med- icine. 0 STANLEY G. JONES, Scollsboro: Civil En gineering. 0 GARETH H. JORDAN, Coffonwood: Aero- naulical Engineering. I LOUIS H. JORDAN, Evergreen: Business Adminislrafion. 0 TOMMY A. KARAM, Lake Village, Arkan- sas: Business Adminisirafion. 0 ROBERT A. KEARLEY, Almore: Agricul- lural Science. THIRD ROW 0 VACHEL LEE KEEBLE, Roanoke: Agricul- lural Adminislralion. I PYRON KEENER, Grady: Agricullural Sci- ence. 0 BETTYE KELLY, Mobile: Secretarial Train- ing. 0 JAMES L. KELLY, Grove Hill: Mechanical Engineering. 0 KATHRY NEDY, assee: Home Econom' ucalion. O ANLEY NEDY, ha Ta mega, Tus onaulical E eerin I TOM KENNELL, n, lll s: Physical Educalion. 0 WALTER PRATT E i- lecfure. 0 MARTHA FRANCES KILGORE, Chi Omega, Decafur: Home Economics Eclucalion. - FIRST COLUMN Q RALPH L. KILLEBREW, Abbeville, Agricul- tural Education. 0 RALPH A. KILLGORE, Weogufka, Agricul- tural Science. 0 CLAUDE ROLAND KING, Rupert, Idaho, Pre-Veterinary Medicine. 0 GUY M. KING, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Hon- olulu, Hawaii, Civil Engineering. 0 WILL ETHEL KING, Luverne, Secretarial Training. 0 DOROTHY CAROLYN KINSEY, Huntsville, Laboratory Technique. 0 TOMMY EDWARD KINSEY, Excel, Agri- cultural Education. 0 ELIZABETH W. KIRK, Birmingham, Pre- Law. 0 HENRY CLAY KIRK, Winfield, Agricultural Education. SECOND COLUMN 0 JAMES M. KIRK, Altoona, Agricultural Education. I DAN KIRKPATRICK, Montevallo, Pre-Vet- erinary Medicine. OSIDNEY KIRKSEY, Lincoln, Agricultural Education. OJESSE DORANCE KISER, Gardendale, Landscape Architecture. 0 BREWER CARL KITCHINGS, Birmingham, Electrical Engineering. 0 WILLIAM HENRY KLEIN, Alpha Gamma Rho, Cullman, Agricultural Science. OALISON ANN KNAPP, Plainville, Cone necticut, Laboratory Technique. Q DOROTHY ESTHER KNAPP, Plainville, Con- necticut, Home Economics. 0 EVELYN L. KNAPP, Auburn, Secretarial Training. THIRD COLUMN 0 JOE B. KNOWLES, Theta Chi, Headland, Agricultural Science. Q EARL C. KNOWLTON, JR., Anniston, Me- chanical Engineering. OHERMAN KOCKRITZ, Birmingham, Me- chanical Engineering. 0 C. LEONARD KORNEGAY, Gordo, Agri- cultural Education. 0 HELEN OTTILE KRAUSS, St. Petersburg, Florida, Business Administration. 0 MARGARET J. KREN, Chi Omega, West Blocton, Home Economics. 0 GEORGE LYON LAMAR, Demopolis, Aero- nautical Engineering. 0 FORREST YORK LAMB, Fairfax, Aeronau tical Engineering. O J. C. LAMBERT, Hetlin, Agricultural Sci- ence. FIRST ROW 0 CLAUDE HERSCHEL LANDRUM, Quinton, Agricultural Engineering. 0 HUGH G. LANE, Roanoke, Mechanical Engineering. O JAMES RICHARD LANE, Dothan, Chemical Engineering. OELOISE MAE LAPP, Iowa City, Iowa, Education. 0 CHESTER S. LATSHAW, Mobile, Mechan- ical Engineering. O LEROY LAWRENCE, Fayette, Agricultural Education. Q CLAUDE B. LAYFIELD, Columbus, Georgia, Aeronautical Engineering. 0 HILDA LAYMAN, Auburn, Science and Literature. 0 CHARLES H. LEDBETTER, Talladega, Tex- tile Engineering. SECOND ROW 0 ROBERT H. LEDBETTER, Talladega, Agri- cultural Education. 0 ROBERT ELISHA LEDYARD, Lambda Chi Alpha, Montgomery, Electrical Engineering. 0 CLARENCE BURL LEMLEY, Birmingham, Electrical Engineering. OMARY EDWINA LENNEP, Moss Point, Mississippi, Science and Literature. OJACK LETSON, Columbiana, Pre-Veteri- nary Medicine. 0 PHILIP W. LETT, Ozark, Mechanical En- gineering. 0 MORTON V. LEWIS, Tau Epsilon Phi, Birmingham. Electrical Engineering. 0 ROBERT YOUNG LEWIS, Sweetwater, Pre- Veterinary Medicine. 0 WILLIAM HAROLD LIBBY, York, Chemical Engineering. THIRD ROW 0 ALUS GILBERT LIGHT, Arab, Agricultural Education. 0 EUGENE KOLLOCK LINDSAY, Roanoke, Mechanical Engineering. OVIRGIL WOOD LIPSCOMB, Americus, Georgia, Aeronautical Engineering. 0 CECIL A. LITTLE, Auburn, Mechanical En- gineering. 0 ROY E, Pageland, uth Carolina, Aercn Engine g. 0 ARG MILY LO , A n, Sec- retar ming. 0 ROBERT LEWIS L G, Bir gham, Pre- Dentistry. 0 T. R. LONG, ult rl a- tion. 0 DOSSIE H. LOPER, Chickasaw, Mechanical Engineering. FIRST COLUMN 0 MARY ELIZABETH LORANZ, Birmingham, Home Economics. 0 ROY M. LOVE, Alicevilleg Eleclrical Engi- neering. 0 HARRY FOSTER LOWE, Opelika, Commer- cial Ari. 0 DAVID M. LYON, Collireneg Agricultural Science. 0 JAMES E. MCADAMS, Birmingham, Inferior Decoralion. 0 ERNEST MCAULIFFE, Plainfield, New Jer- sey, Mechanical Engineering. 0 FRED WESLEY McCAIN, Lineville, Agri- cullural Engineering. 0 ROBERT E. MCCALL, Brewfong Mechanical Engineering, 0 CORNELIA McCARTNEY, Gadsden: Sec- ondary Educafion. SECOND COLUMN 0 WILLIAM FELIX MCCAULEY, Alpha Tau Omega, Homewood, Aeronaulical Engineer- ing. 0 MAXINE MCCLENDON, Auburn, Secre- tarial Science. 0 JAMES MILTON McCOMSEY, Birmingham, Eleclrical Engineering. I DIXON L. MCCORMACK, Delfa Sigma Phi, Birmingham, Mechanical Engineering. 0 JIM M. MCCRORY, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Birmingham, Business Adminislralion. 0 CHARLEROI S. MCCUE, Fairhopeg Home Den-ionslralion. 0 HAZEL JUANITA MCCULLARS, Ohafcheeg Home Economics Education. 0 FORREST NOBLE MCCULLARS, Ohafcheeg Agricullural Educalion. 0 FRANCIS W. MCCULLOCH, Pi Kappa Alpha, Hunlsvilleg Pre-Denrisfry. THIRD COLUMN 0 CLARA MARIE McCULLOUGH, Alexander Cifyg Business Adminislrafion. QJOHN HAROLD McCURLEY, Pensacola, Florida: Mechanical Engineering. Q THOMAS SCOTT McDANIEL, Monlgomeryg Elecfrical Engineering. 0 JIM T. MCDOW, 'Opelikag Pre-Law. O CLAUDE C. MCEACHIN, Cowarls, Civil Engineering. 0 EUGENE MOORE McEACHlN, Pi Kappa Alpha, Birminghamg Chemical Engineering. 0 CHARLES H. McFALL, Floralag Electrical Engineering. I ELEANOR CHRISTINE McGEHEE, Green- villeg Home Economics. 0 MAX PITTENGER MCGILL, JR., Mobile, Educalion. . 1 gy-I z.. . p a . r me ' Resize: I FIRST ROW O PAULINE J. MCGINNIS, Birmingham, Lab- oralory Technique. 0 SOLON E. MCGRAW, JR., Vincenl, Agri- culfural Adminisirafion. Q TED R, MCGUIRE, Cenferville, Agricultural Education. 0 EUGENE McKlNNEY, JR., Bessemer, Chem- ical Engineering. OJOHN HENRY MCKINNEY, Tuscumbia, Aeronaulical Engineering. 0 MARJORIE MCKINNON, Auburn, Labora- fory Technique. I JAMES E. McLAIN, Wesf Poinl, Georgia, Eleclrical Engineering. 0 IMOGENE MCLAUGHLIN, Blue Springs, Home Economics Educalion. OCLIFTON C. McLEAN, Eagle Springs, Norfh Carolina, Pre-Veferinary Medicine. SECOND ROW 0 JACK ANDREW MCLEMORE, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Monfgomery, Agriculiural Engineer- ing OERNESTINE MCMILLAN, Marion, Home Economics. 0 WILLIAM CLYDE McMURRY, Sigma Al- pha Epsilon, Birmingham, Aeronaufical Engi- neering. 0 LARRY R. MCNARON, Birmingham, Aero- nautical Engineering. 0 BILLY AUSTIN MCPHERSON, Oneonfa, Aeronaulical Engineering. 0 MARY E. MCQUEEN, Tallassee, Home Eco- nomics. OCORINNE McRAE, Bexar, Home Eco- nomics. O ROBBIE NELL MCRAE, Bexar, Home Eco- nomics. THIRD ROW 0 ROBERT BASCOM MAJORS, Greenville, Agriculfure. 0 MARGIE ELLEN MALLORY, Thela Upsilon, Alexander Cify, Secrelarial Training. OJOHN HOWARD MALTBY, Sigma Pi, Palalka, Florida, Eleclrical Engineering. 0 GLENN F. MANNING, Lambda Chi Alpha, Huntsville, Chemi ' ring. 0 JA . MANT S, Wa glon, D. C., Pre- rinary Me e. 0 WRIGHT LES, nlsville, Mechanical Engineering 6 DILLON TAYLO MAR , Alpha Tau Omega, Mobile, ifecl 0 FRANK MARSH, Bessemer, Pre-Law. Birmingham Aeronauhcal Engineering Chemical Engineering 0 JACK B. MCNAMEE, Lambda Chi Alpha, I HAL G. MARSH, Sigma Chi, Birmingham, I I FIRST COLUMN 0 LEON MARSH, Auburn, Agricultural Edu- cation. OARRAGENE MARTIN, Sulligent, Home Economics Education. O EDWINA E. MARTIN, Clayton, Secretarial Training. 0 MARY FRANCES MARTIN, Dora, Home Economics. 0 MYZELLE MARTIN, Luverne, Home Eco- nomics Education. I ROBERT LAVERNE MARTIN, Ozark, Busi- ness Administration. 0 R. JEFF MARTIN, Daleville, Agricultural Education. 0 WILLIAM P. MARTIN, Richmond, Virginia, Aeronautical Engineering. I CHARLES H. MARTINDALE, Letohatchee, Civil Engineering. SECOND COLUMN 0 BETTYE MASON, Russellville, Laboratory Technique. 0 GENEVIEVE MASON, Theta Upsilon, Ma- nila, Secondary Education. 0 VIRGINIA MASON, Auburn, Business Ad- ministration. 0 ROBERT CRAIG MATHEWS, Sigma Nu, Miami, Florida, Business Administration. 0 CLIFTON MATHIS, JR., Vincent, Agricul- tural Science. 0 CHESTER W. MATZENGER, JR., Mobile, Business Administration. 0 JULIUS PATRICK MAXWELL, Pleasant Hill, Mechanical Engineering. OWILLIAM EARL MAYBEN, Theta Chi, Gadsden, Architecture. QJAMES THOMAS MAYES, Sigma Nu, Birmingham, Aeronautical Engineering. THIRD COLUMN OCARY RANDALL MEADOWS, Tallasseeg Electrical Engineering. 0 GEORGE BERNARD MEADOWS, Salem, Aeronautical Engineering. 0 IDA BYRD MEADOWS, Smith Sation, Sec- ondary Education. 0 RALPH B. MEEHAN, Dadeville, Business Administration. 0 ARTHUR EUGENE MERRILL, Theta Chi, Jacksonville, Florida, Mechanical Engineering. 0 LEONARD MICHELSON, Tau Epsilon Phi, Decatur, Pre-Medicine. 0 NASEEB N. MICKWEE, Birmingham, Me- chanical Engineering. 0 RALPH A. MILLER, Pi Kappa Phi, Fair- field, Business Administration. 0 ROBERT W. MILLER, Columbus, Georgia, Business Administration. -JS FIRST ROW O SARAH NELLE MILLICAN, Auburn, Home Economics. 0 JOHN P. MIMS, Billingsley, Agricullural Science. 0 NEIL HOWELL MINGLEDORFF, Alpha Tau Omega, Savannah, Georgiag Mechanical Engineering. 0 WALTON L. MINOR, Hamillong Agricul- lural Educalion. 0 HARRY EDWARD MITCHELL, Kappa Al- pha, Afhensg Pharmacy. 0 JULE C. MITCHELL, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Pillsviewg Business Adminisfraiion. 0 MONTA MITCHELL, Chi Omega, Tallasseeg Secrelarial Training. 0 JAMES B. MIXON, Hackleburgg Agricul- Iural Science. 0 CURTIS BUNYAN MODLING, Sealeg Busi- ness Adminislraiion. SECOND ROW 0 K. FONDREN MOLTON, Mobile, Electrical Engineering. 0 JIMMY GORDON MONTGOMERY, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Birmingham, Civil Engineering. 0 MARTIN THEOPHILUS MOODY, Piedmonlg Texiile Engineering. I ALEENE E. MOOK, Sf. Peiersburg, Flor- ida, Laborafory Technique. 0 HENRY D. MOORE, Phenix Ciiyg Aeronau- 'rical Engineering. OJOHN WILLIAM MORGAN, Richmond, Virginia: Pre-Velerinary Medicine. 0 MALCOLM EUGENE MORGAN, Gadsden: Chemical Engineering. 0 MARY ELLEN MORGAN, Mobile, Home Economics Educalion. O CLAUDE T. MORRIS, Blounlsvilleg Chem- ical Engineering. THIRD ROW 0 ROBERT SHEPHERD MORRIS, Thefa Chi, Birmingham, Aeronaufical Engineering. 0 A. DALE MORRISON, Wedoweeg Agri- cullure. 0 CHARLES WILSON MORTON, Shawmufg Agricullural Educalion. 0 WILLIAM THOMAS MORTON, Annislong Agriculiural Engineering. I FRANCIS J EY, Phi Della Theta, U ' prings, Agric ral Admin- islralio 0 ELL B MOSE , Kap Delfa, Unio ome Econo . 0 WILLIAM F. MOS , All , Georgiag Pre-Velerinary Medic' 0 SAMUEL ADOL S ' g- hamg Chemical Engin Ing. ODRUSILLA MULLANE, Alexander Cifyg Home Economics. FIRST COLUMN O ROBERT V. MULLEN, Montgomery, Sci- ence and Liferalure. O PAUL ALLEN MULLER, Louisville, Ken- Iucky, Chemical Engineering. OWILLIAM HARRISON MULLINS, Phenix Cily, Texlile Engineering. I MARION DeWITT MULLINS, Auburn, Me- chanical Engineering. OWILLIAM JACK MULLINS, Birmingham, Chemical Engineering. O ROBERT GEORGE MUNCASTER, Monr- gomery, Aeronaulical Engineering. Q SAM H. MURPHY, Evergreen, Aeronaulical Engineering. 0 BEN EARL MYRICK, Hollville, Agricullural Science. O HAROLD W. NANCE, Auburn, Pre-VeI- erinary Medicine. SECOND COLUMN O WILBUR A. NEALE, Kappa Sigma, Belh- esda, Maryland, Pre-Velerinary Medicine. 0 DONALD A. NEBRIG, Decalur, Civil Engi- neering. O JAMES EDWARD NETTLES, Replcn, Busi- ness Adminislrafion. 0 LYTLE REID NEWBY, Alpha Tau Omega Macon, Georgia, Mechanical Engineering. OCHARLES KENT NEWTON, Dunnellon, Florida, Pre-Velerinary Medicine, OWALTER C. NICHOLAS, Excel, Pre- Denlislry. 0 ARA JOHN NIGOSIAN, Gadsden, Civil Engineering. 0 JIMMIE P. NIX, Cenferville, Agricultural Science. 0 CHARLIE FAYE NIXON, Auburn, Home Economics. THIRD COLUMN 0 JIMMY NOBLE, A'llan'la, Georgia, Com- mercial Arf. O WILLIAM WAYNE NORDAN, Abbeville, Agriculfural Educalion. I ABBYE DOROTHY NORMAN, Ferl Deposilg Home Economics. OOSCAR E. NORTHINGTON, Phi Della Thefa, Monlgomery, Aeronaulical Adminislra- lion. 0 DAISY SUE NORTHROP, Almore, Home Economics. OCATHERINE COX NORTON, Clayfon, Home Economics. 0 MORTON H. NOVICK, Tau Epsilon Phi, Ensley, Civil Engineering. 0 WALTER BRAGG OATES, Kappa Sigma, Headland, Business Adminislrafion. 0 RUTH H. ODOM, Gordon, Inferior Dec- oralion. 'ff Fr I ,FREE we 31-f'1r..a.11'''aezgzwc-fmwszgaeemnerf., 'seize M FIRST ROW 0 WILLIAM EARL ODOM, Thomaston, Geor- gia, Electrical Engineering. 0 ANNIE LOU O'GRADY, Auburn, Home Economics Education. 0 VIRGINIA P. O'HARA, Birmingham, Sec- retarial Training. 0 CLYDE VINCENT ORR, JR., Sigma Phi Epsilon, Birmingham, Mechanical Engineer- ing. 0 ELIZABETH ORR, Bessemer, Nursing Sci- ence. IJAMES M. ORR, Donvilleg Agricultural Education. 0 PIPER M. OSBORNE, Lanett, Textile Engi- neering. 0 THOMAS EARL OUTLAW, Sigma Phi Epsi- lon, Birmingham, Chemical Engineering. OJAMES BUCHANAN OVERTON, Sigma Nu, Birmingham, Business Administration. SECOND ROW I BLAKE J. OWEN, Dadevilleq Business Ad- ministration. 0 CARL LEONARD OWEN, Auburn, Mechan- ical Engineering. O CHARLES B. OWENS, Brewton, Pre-Vet- erinary Medicine. 0 ERNA OZMENT, Sumterville, Home Eco- nomics. OJOHN W. PACE, Alpha Gamma Rho, Mobile, Agricultural Science. 0 ERNEST M. PAGE, JR., Greenville, Flor- ida, Electrical Engineering. 0 EDWARD E. PALMER, Auburn, Electrical Engineering. 0 HENRY BIGHAM PARK, Phi Delta Theta, Atlanta, Georgia, Business Administration. OMYRTIS PARKER, Opelika, Secretarial Training. THIRD ROW 0 TROY L. PARRIS, Arleyg Agricultural Sci- ence. 0 GEORGE A. PARSONS, Adger, Agricultu- ral Administration. 0 WILLIAM E. PARSONS, Birmingham, Agri- cultural Administration. OCHARLES EDWARD PASS, Cleveland, Agricultural Engineering. 0 JAME ASTEUR, Fayet Education. 0 CK AL PATE, i Del heta, Co ia, lndustri ngin g. 0 ROY EDWARD PA Pana City, Flor- ida, Civil Engineerin 0 WALTER BUEL TT a ical Engineering. 0 TROY H. PATTY, Cedar Bluff, Agricultural Science. FIRST COLUMN 0 DORIS NELLE PAYNE, Hartselle, Secre- tarial Training. 0 HUGH EDWARD PAYNE, Sigma Chi, Mc- bile, Chemical Engineering. 0 JAMES ARCH PAYNE, JR., Delta Sigma Phi, Helena, Aeronautical Engineering. 9 RICHARD W. PAYNE, Ramer, Agricultural Science. 0 MAKLEM WOODY PEAKE, Delta Sigma Phi, Birmingham, Aeronautical Engineering. 0 BETTY PEARSON, Kappa Delta, Auburn, Home Economics. I EDWIN F. PEARSON, Moulton, Business Administration. 0 JACK J. PEASE, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Columbus, Georgia, Mechanical Engineering. 0 RICHARD KING PECK, Jacksonville, Flor- ida, Mechanical Engineering. SECOND COLUMN O WOODROW B. PEEK, Arab, Agricultural Education. 0 JOE PENNINGTON, Lake Wales, Florida, Pre-Veterinary Medicine. 0 LOYE T. PEPPER, Millerville, Agricultural Education. 0 BARTON H. PERRY, Sigma Chi, Mont- gomery, Aeronautical Engineering. O BEVERLY JEAN PERRY, Auburn, Science and Literature. 0 EDWARD E. PERRY, Sigma Nu, Hurtsboro, Business Administration. 0 VERNON PERRY, Boaz, Agricultural Edu- cation. 0 WAYNE W. PERRY, Choctaw, Agricultural Education. OJOSEPH DANIEL PHARES, Moundvilleg Agricultural Education. THIRD COLUMN OMARGARET M. PHARO, Nursing Science. Birmingham, 0 JAMES LEWIS PHARR, Fort Payne, Edu- cation. 0 KATHARINE PHILLIPS, Chi Omega, Mo- bile, Home Economics. 0 ROBERT BRITT PHILLIPS, Cordele, Geor- gia, Pre-Veterinary Medicine. 0 WALTER M. PICKARD, Kappa Sigma, Lu- verne, Pre-Veterinary Medicine. 0 ANN PIERCE, Milstead, Secretarial Train- ing. 0 TRIXIE PIERCE, Mobile, Secretarial Train- ing. O NELLIE MAY PIKE, Birmingham, Home Economics. 0 WARREN PIPER, Fairfax, Electrical Engi- neering. . ff..-, . I FIRST ROW I HOMER G. PITCHFORD, Columbia, Aero- nautical Engineering. O ANNE REED PITTS, Auburn, Commercial Ari. OFRANCES ELLINGTON PITTS, Auburn, Seclelarial Training. 0 WILLIAM JACK PLEWES, Sigma Phi Epsi- lon, Mobile, Aeronauiical Adminislraiion. 0 LAURA LOUISE POE, Auburn, Home Eco- nomics Educaiion. OJESSE E. POND, Rockford, Agricullural Engineering, 0 HAROLD EDGAR POOR, JR., Phenix Cify, Aelonauiical Engineering. O RALPH W. PORTER, Quincy, Florida, Pre- Velerinary Medicine. 0 MORRIS LYTLE POTTER, Delia Sigma Phi, Birmingham, Aeronaulical Engineering. SECOND ROW ITOMMIE JACK POTTS, Pi Kappa Phi, Alexander Ciiy, Business Adminisiralion. OFRANCES JULIA POUNCEY, Auburn, Home Economics. 0 HOWARD JOSEPH POWELL, Mobile, Me- chanical Engineering. 0 HENRI LUCILLE PRATHER, Kappa Della, Rockford, Commercial Ari. 0 RUTH PRENTISS, Thela Upsilon, Mon?- gomery, Business Adminisfralion. O CECIL EUGENE PRICE, Louisville, Phar- macy. 0 CECIL L. PRICE, Alexander City, Mechan- ical Engineering. I WAYNARD PRICE, Eufaula, Agricullural Educalion. 0 JAMES S. PRIGDEN, Enlerprise, Chemisiry. THIRD ROW 0 TOMMY C. PRIDMORE, Birmingham, Elec- 'lrical Engineering. O MARJORIE PRINCE, Phi Omega Pi, Green- ville, Florida, Home Economics. 0 HENRY FLOYD PRUETT, Wallace, Civil En- gineering. 0 VONCILE L. PUGH, Evergreen, Secreiarial Training 0 BOYD LEN, Alpha amrna Rho, Monro , Agricul I Sci . O ME ADNEY, umbi usiness Adm: lon Y 0 OSBORNE SIMS INER, ., Kappa Sigma, Monfgomery' emic ngineering. 0 MARK A. RAI a Rho, Bellamy, Agri a I LUCIEN LEON RAINEY, Margarel, Me- chanical Engineering. FIRST COLUMN 0 CHARLES H. RAMEY, Pi Kappa Alpha, Akron, Pharmacy. OALAN CLIFFORD RAMSAY, Columbus, Georg ia, Archifeclure. 0 ANAMERLE RANDLE, Chi Omega, Piper, Secondary Educalion. 0 JAMES C. RATCLIFFE, Kappa Sigma, Gas- fonburg, Chemical Engineering. OGILBERT LEWIS RAULSTON, Trenlon, Georgia, Pre-Velerinary Medicine. 0 WILLIAM F. RAWLINSON, Manning, Soufh Carolina, Pre-Veferinary Medicine. 0 W. D. RAY, Haleyville, Educaiion. OJIMMY FOLMAR REDDOCH, Pi Kappa Phi, Luverne, Pre-Denlislry. 0 CLURIN B. REED, JR., Thefa Chi, Jones, Civil Engineering. SECOND COLUMN 0 ELOISE REED, Auburn, Secrefarial Train- ing. 0 ERNESTEEN ANN REED, Auburn, Home Economics. OJAMES POSEY REED, Auburn, Business Adminislraiion. 0 HOMER DAVIS REID, Pi Kappa Alpha, Birmingham, Aeronaufical Adminisfralion. 0 GEORGE W. REYNOLDS, Koenfon, Agri- culfural Educalion. 0 JIM R. REYNOLDS, Phi Delta Theia, Au- burn, Pre-Medicine. 0 R. GUY RHODES, Columbia, Business Ad- minisfraiion. 0 ORLAND L. RICE, Jasper, Pre-Denlisfry. 0 GLENN B. RICHARDSON, Jasper, Agri- culfural Science. THIRD -COLUMN OJOHN B. RICHARDSON, Alpha Tau Omega, Auburn, Business Adminislraiion. 0 EDWARD JAMES RICHBURG, Opp, Me- chanical Engineering. 0 HERBERT E. RIDDLE, Piedmonl, Soufh Carolina, Pre-Velerinary Medicine. O BERNARD M. RIKARD, Pine Hill, Agriculf lural Engineering. 0 ANN LOU RILEY, Ashland, Home Eco- nomics. 0 WILLIAM J. RILEY, Louisville, Kenlucky, Educalion. O NELLIE CLARK ROAN, Chi Omega, De- calur, Home Economics. OELMO PRESTON ROBINSON, Double Springs, Agriculfural Educafion. 0 G. C. ROBINSON, Mobile, Chemical En- gineering. FIRST ROW O LEON K. ROBINSON, Decatur, Pre-Veter- inary Medicine. 0 L. D. RODGERS, Omega Tau Sigma, Kings- tree, South Carolina, Pre-Veterinary Medi- cine. Q MARY LOUISE RODGERS, Bay Minette, Secretarial Training. O MARY ELLEN ROGERS, Columbus, Geor- gia, Secretarial Training. 0 ROY S. ROGERS, Auburn, Agricultural Education. 0 JIMMY M. ROSE, Florence, Mechanical Engineering. I ROBERT E. ROWE, Enterprise, Aeronautical Administration. OATWOOD BULLOCK RUSH, Tuskegee, Aeronautical Administration. 0 OLIVER FRANK RUSHING, Prattville, Civil Engineering. SECOND ROW 0 CHARLES D. RUTLEDGE, Ashville, Agri- culture. Q HERBERT CHARLES RYDING, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Birmingham, Aeronautical Admin- istration. OJESSIE LOUISE SAHM, Phi Omega Pi, Birmingham, Home Economics. 0 GEORGE METZ SALTER, Pensacola, Flor- ida, Chemistry. 0 ELIZABETH SAMSAL, West Blocton, Sec- ondary Education. O JOAQUIN I. SANCHEZ, Camaguey, Cuba, Agricultural Science. OCHARLES WESLEY SANDLIN, Cullman, Civil Engineering. I JUDSON F. SANDLIN, Cordova, Business Administration. O JEAN SANFORD, Wetumpka, Secretarial Training. THIRD ROW O TALMAGE SMITH SANFORD, Wetumpka, Business Administration. 0 JOHN A. SANKEY, Montgomery, Electrical Engineering. OJAMES RANDALL SANSING, Margaret, Aeronautical Engineering. I LEO SCHIFFMAN, JR., Tau Epsilon Phi, Huntsville, Business Administration. 0 CARL ED HMIDT, arris Island, South C , Aeron utical ineering. I ROTHY COTT, pa D , Fort Mc mess Adm' ratio 0 THOMAS WILLIAM RUG Sigma Phi Epsilon, Birmingham, siness ministration. O EDWARD CHES TT C Agricultural Educati 0 HENRY R. SEAWELL, Phi Delta Theta, Montgomery, Aeronautical Administration. FIRST COLUMN 0 JAMES L. SEGREST, Auburn, Agricullural Educafion. 0 HUGH H. SEMMES, Ozark, Mechanical Engineering. 0 GEORGE SEWELL, Gadsden, Agriculfural Engineering. 0 NELLA MAE SEXTON, Fayeile, Laborafory Technique. 0 JOHN F. SHAW, Sigma Nu, Unioniown, Secondary Educalion, 0 WILLIAM HAROLD SHELTON, Rockford, Agriculiural Educafion. 0 BOB SHERLING, Pi Kappa Alpha, Green- ville, Chemical Engineering. o HOWARD B. SHERMAN, Blakely, Georgia, Mechanical Engineering, 0 PAUL HENRY SHERMAN, Balfimore, Mary. land, Pre-Veferinary Medicine, SECOND COLUMN 0 BARRY O'NEAL SHIPLETT, Monigomery, Pharmacy. I MARY BURNS SHOOK, Scolfsboro, Secre- larial Training. 0 MERLE E. SHOWS, Foley, Civil Engi- neering. Agricultural Educafion. 0 STONEWALL JACKSON SHOWS, Ward, OJOHN F. SHRINER, Mobile, Pre-Med- icine. 0 CHARLIE OTTO SIKES, JR., Wedowee, Agricultural Science. 0 GORDON G. SIKES, Kappa Sigma, Praff- ville, Business Adminislraiion. OJ. M. SILVERSTEIN, Tau Epsilon Phi, Birmingham, Chemisfry. 0 JOHN C. SIMMONS, Birmingham, Chem- ical Engineering. THIRD COLUMN 0 HENRY HOLLAND SIMMS, Lambda Chi Alpha, Dolhan, Aeronaulical Adminisfrafion. 0 MARION DUDLEY SIMS, JR., Delia Sigma Phi, Mobile, Business Adminislraficn. 0 ROBERT L. SIMS, Thela Chi, Glencoe, Agricullural Engineering. OWARNER RANDALL SINBACK, Dixiana, Elecfrical Engineering. 0 RAYMOND HURST SISSON, Lambda Chi Alpha, Dolhan, Agricullural Science. O CHARLES RAY SKINNER, Sigma Phi Ep- silon, Monroeville, lndusirial Engineering. OCLAIRE ELLED SLATON, Della Zeia, Loachapoka, Pre-Law. 0 ALEXANDER H. SMITH, Kappa Sigma, Birmingham, Business Adminislralion. 0 CHARLES L. SMITH, Alpha Gamma Rho, Lineville, Pre-Veierinary Medicine. FIRST ROW 0 CHESTER SMITH, JR., Sigma Phi Epsilon, Birmingham, Aeronautical Engineering. 0 CLAUDE A. SMITH, Phenix Ciiy, Elecirical Engineering. 0 DOROTHY CLAUDIA SMITH, Union Springs, Business Adminislraiion. 0 GRAFTON G. SMITH, Pell City, Phar- macy. O HOLLIS C. SMITH, Killeng Agriculfural Science. 0 JACK WARREN SMITH, Phenix City, Tex- Iile Engineering. 0 JAMES B. SMITH, Homewood, Civil En- gineering. O JAMES M. SMITH, Kappa Alpha, Colum- bia, S, C., Business Adminisiralion. 0 JAMES MADISON SMITH, Auburn, Chem- ical Engineering. SECOND ROW OJOHN A. SMITH, Sigma Nu, Auburn, Aeronaulical Engineering. OJOHN BRADSHAW SMITH, Livingsiong Agriculiural Science. 0 JOHN H. SMITH, West Blocfon, Elecfrical Engineering. OKIMBROUGH SMITH, Greensboro, Pre- Veierinary Medicine. 'I 0 LANSING T. SMITH, Pi Kappa Alpha Pensacola, Florida, Aeronaufical Engineering. O NEAL H. SMITH, Wefumpka, Aeronaulical Engineering. 0 RALPH SMITH, Hefling Agriculiural Sci- ence. I ROGER D. SMITH, Louisville, Keniucky, Chemislry. C SAM P. SMITH, Quincy, Florida, Aero- nauiical Engineering. THIRD ROW 0 SARAH SMITH, Auburn, Secondary Educa' lion. I SHIRLEY ANN SMITH, Springville, Sci- ence and Liieraiure. O Z. A. SNIPES, Alpha Tau Omega, Ailania, Georgia, Archifeciure. OEDWARD BIGSBY SNOW, Alpha Tau Omega, Birmingham, Elecirical Engineering. 0 RICHA . SOMERVIL Alicevilleg Aeron Enginee . 0 ILBU UTH, JR I Kap Alpha, Birml , Aeronaufica ngine . 0 GUY M. SPEAR , Pi pa Alpha, Pensacola, Florida, ness inisfrafion. 0 CHARLES B. S i , see, Mechanical Engineering. 0 BENJAMIN B. SPRATLING, Roba, Agri- culiural Engineering. FIRST COLUMN 0 ROYCE ALLEN SPRY, Rogersvilleg Pre- Medicine. O JIM E. STAHNKE, Pi Kappa Alpha, Reeds- burg, Wisconsin, Archiieciure. OJAMES THOMAS STAPLES, Pensacola, Florida, Mechanical Engineering. 0 CARL STAPLETON, Birmingham, Business Adminisfralion. OCURTIS EDWARD STEELE, Jacksonville, Aeronauiical Engineering. 0 CHESTER STEPHENS, JR., Kappa Alpha, Chalianooga, Tennessee, Agricullural Science. 0 BILLY K. STEPHENSON, Harfselle, Pre- Medicine. 0 BARBARA ALLEN STEVENS, Mobile, Sec- retarial Training. 0 LILBERN C. STEVENS, Lambda Chi Alpha, Gadsden, Business Adminisfrafion. SECOND COLUMN 0 STELLA MAE STEWART, Russellville, Home Economics. Q LEONARD RAY STONE, Taf'f, Electrical En- gineering. O MARY LEE STONE, Birmingham, Home Economics. O WILLIS WALTON STONE, Lineville, Aero- naufical Engineering. 0 BILL W. STORMS, Theia Chi, San Anfonio, Texas, Aeronaulical Engineering. 0 ALVIN STRATIGOS, Sigma Pi, Columbus, Georgia, Chemical Engineering. 0 BILL J. STRICKLAND, Luverne, Business Adminislrafion. 0 OLLIE GLYN STRICKLAND, Dolhan, Busi- ness Adminisiraiion. 0 WILLIAM LEWIS STRICKLAND, Harlford, Elecfrical Engineering. THIRD COLUMN OWILLIE CHARLES STRICKLAND, Moni- gcmery, Archifecfure. O ROBERT B. STRONG, Brewion, Pre-Vei- erinary Medicine. 0 WILLIAM RICHARD STUMP, Auburn, Elec- lrical Engineering. 0 ALBERT C. SULLIVAN, Monfgomery, For- eign Service. 0 W. K. SUMMERS, Cedar Bluff, Induslrial Engineering. 0 WINFRED L. SWENSON, Scoffsboro, Home Economics. 0 MELBA C. SWICK, Brewfon, Pre-Med- icine. 0 GEORGE A. SWIFT, Kappa Alpha, Selma, Pharmacy. 0 E. M. SWINDLE, Jasper, Eleclrical Engi- neering. V 5-'fillii IPY - H ! ' FIRST ROW 0 ANNE MOORE TAMBLYN, Auburn, Home Economics. 0 HORACE M. TAYLOR, Alloona, Educalion. 0 JULIAN BRYAN TAYLOR, Elba, Pre-VeI- erinary Medicine. 0 PHIL W. TAYLOR, Monigomery, Land- scape Archifeclure. 0 RUBY ANNETTE TAYLOR, Chi Omega, La- Grange, Georgia, Secrelarial Training. 0 THOMAS H. TAYLOR, Ringgold, Georgia, Mechanical Engineering. O WILLIAM BUCK TAYLOR, JR., Phi Della Thefa, Mobile, Business Adminislrafion. 0 CHARLES R. TEAGLE, Pensacola, Florida, Civil Engineering. O BARTON F. THIGPEN, Birmingham, Elec- Irical Engineering. SECOND ROW 0 DUNCAN J. THIGPEN, Alpha Gamma Rho, Bay Mineffeg Agricultural Science. 0 FRANK L. THOMAS, Birmingham, Pre- Velerinary Medicine. 0 JACK BURGIN THOMAS, Sigma Nu, Sip- sey, Mechanical Engineering. 0 E. JEAN THOMAS, Kappa Della, Tuske- gee, Laboraiory Technique. O JOHN HARVEY THOMAS, JR., Sigma Chi, Monfgomery, Archifecfure. I J. PELHAM THOMAS, Monfevallo, Agri- culfural Science. 0 WILSON DOUGLAS THOMAS, Ashford, Agriculfural Educalion. 0 WILLIAM M. THOMAS, Pi Kappa Phi, Wetumpka, Mechanical Engineering. O FRANK COOPER THOMASON, Monfgom- ery, Science and Liieraiure. THIRD ROW OJOHN HERBERT THOMASON, Auburn, Industrial Arls Educafion. OJAMES LAMAR THOMPSON, Cussefa, Agriculfural Science. 0 WADDY THOMPSON, Seale, Agricultural Educafion. 0 JACK M. THORNTON, Columbus, Geor- gia, Aeronaufical Engineering. 0 PEGGY RS'ON, Kap Della, Forl Bennin orgia, S ' nce an iferafure. 0 ECIL I WER, n, Bu s Ad- min 0 WILLIAM ALLEN L, G nville, Pre- Velerinary Medicine. OMINNIE TIPPI u , p Archileclure. O BOYD K. TITTLE, Townley, Elecirical En- gineering. - FIRST COLUMN 0 GEORGE W. TOLBERT, Thefa Chi, Colum- bus, Ohio, Eleclrical Engineering. OBYRON TOMPKINS, Arab, Agriculfural Educalion. I SHIRLEY ANITA TORBERT, Chi Omega, Opelika, Home Economics. 0 MARGARET VESTA TRAMMELL, Comer, Home Economics Educafion. 0 WILLIE LEE TRAWICK, Auburn, Agricul- fural Educaiion. 0 LAWRENCE L. TUCKER, Anderson, Soufh Carolina, Business Adminislrafion, 0 MARGARET SUE TUCKER, Kappa Delia, Fairfield, Laborafory Technique. O NIMROD H. TUCKER, Pi Kappa Phi, Hurls- boro, Pharmacy. Q JAMES FLOYD TURK, Uriah, Agriculfural Education. SECOND COLUMN 0 ERIC WALTER TURNBULL, Delfa Sigma Phi, Birmingham, Chemical Engineering. OHENRY F. TURNER, Andalusia, Phar- macy. 0 ULLMAN C. TURNER, Della Sigma Phi, Birmingham, Pharmacy. 0 PETE B. TURNHAM, Abanda, Agricullural Education. 0 RALPH C. TUXWORTH, Birmingham, Aero- naulical Engineering. 0 DUDLEY LEE TYLER, Valhermcsa Springs, Educalion. 0 JAMES DURWOOD TYLER, Clio, Agricul- iural Educalion. ODAVID TINSLEY UNDERWOOD, Sigma Chi, Birmingham, Archileciure. 0 HOMER J. URQUHART, JR., Kappa AI- pha, Birmingham, Chemical Engineering. THIRD COLUMN 0 EMANUEL VAKAKES, Birmingham, Me- chanical Engineering. O R. C. VANCE, Sigma Chi, Birmingham, Aeronauiical Engineering. OCLIFFORD W. VAN DYKE, Nepfune Beach, Florida, Aeronaufical Engineering. Q MYRA VARLEY, Chickasaw, Educafion. 0 JOE A. VENERELLA, Faunsdale, Elecfrical Engineering. 0 BEN FRANK VENTRESS, Sigma Chi, Clay- lon, Pre-Medicine. O THOMAS J. VENTRESS, Clayton, Secre- iarial Training. 0 ARTHUR J. VICK, Pensacola, Florida, Me- chanical Engineering. 0 EMMA JEAN VICK, Fayelle, Secrefarial Training. Wlm- ...M ..., , c. cn., FIRST ROW 0 HOWARD E. VICKERS, Alexander City, Mechanical Engineering. O FRANK H. VOGLER, Tuscumbia, Aeronau- Iical Engineering. 0 JAMES E. WACKER, Mobile, Mechanical Engineering. 0 JAMES A. WADDELL, Rogersville, Agri- cullural Science. 0 HELEN WAGNER, Chi Omega, Birming- ham, Science and Lilerafure. O JOE W. WAID, Roanoke, Business Admin- isfralion. 0 JAMES W. WAITZMAN, Sigma Alpha Ep- silon, Birmingham, Aeronaulical Adminisfra- Iion. 0 NORMAN O. WALKER, Birmingham, Aero- nauiical Engineering. 0 PRESTON LUCAS WALKER, Delia Sigma Phi, Birmingham, lnduslrial Engineering. SECOND ROW O ALICE S. WALLER, Auburn, Home Eco- nomics. 0 JOHN A. WALLS, Alexander Cily, Agri- culiural Adminisfrafion. 0 L. FRANK WALTON, Kappa Alpha, La- Fayeife, Aeronaulical Adminisfraiion. 0 E. EUGENE WARD, Geneva, Elecfrical En- gineering. Q MARGARET VIRGINIA WARE, Chi Omega, Tuscumbia, Home Economics. 0 WILLIAM DAVID WARLICK, Auburn, Elec- Irical Engineering. 0 GEORGE HUGH WARREN, Spring Gar- den, Agricultural Science. Q HERBERT A. WARREN, Birmingham, Chem- ical Engineering. THIRD ROW 0 HERMON E. WARREN, Sigma Chi, Mobile, Mechanical Engineering. 0 STANLEY C. WASMAN, Miami Beach, Florida, Pre-Veferinary Medicine. 0 BYRON E. WATES, Haleyville, Agricul- lure. 0 MARTHA H. WATSON, Monlgomery, Home Economics Educafion. 0 WILLIAM HERS, Theia Chi, We , echanical En eering. 0 ES C. ERWA Moull Busi- nes dm' ' on. 0 EDWARD G. WE , J Cherokee, Civil Engineering. 0 GEORGE M. W VE mi ness Adminisfralicn. OHAROLD ELLIS WEHBY Birmingham 0 CULLEN M. WARD, Auburn, Pre-Law. Mechanical Engineering. I I I I I: R E S I-I E l - T1 i FIRST COLUMN O FRANK JOSEPH WEIDMAN, Birmingham, Chemical Engineering. O C. ELMER WELDON, Pi Kappa Phi, We- tumpka, Pharmacy. OALBERT NORMAN WELLS, Pensacola, Florida, Mechanical Engineering. O JOE CARL WELSH, Wadley, Agricultural Education. 0 HOMER A. WESLEY, Gadsden, Agricultu- ral Science. 0 JAMES LOCKRIDGE WEST, Columbia, Ten- nessee, Chemical Engineering. 0 DONALD E. WEYBURN, Prairie Point, Mis- sissippi, Pre-Veterinary Medicine. OC. ELEANOR WHATLEY, Loachapokaj Home Economics Education. 0 WARNER WHATLEY, Beta Kappa, Gads- den, Chemical Engineering. SECOND COLUMN O BILLIE BURKE WHITE, Columbiana, Pre- Veterinary Medicine. 0 JAMES C. WHITE, Decatur, Agricultural Education. I JAMES EDWARD WHITE, Lanett, Chem- ical Engineering. I JOHN H. WHITE, Beta Kappa, Alexander City, Chemical Engineering. 0 LAVEREL D. WHITED, lder, Electrical En- gineering. 0 CHARLIE WILMER WHITLOCK, Sheffield, Agricultural Engineering. OMARY HELEN WHITTET, Birmingham, Home Economics. 0 FRED F. WIEDEMEYER, Sheffield, Electrical Engineering. 0 JOHN E. WILBORN, Ensley, Architecture. THIRD COLUMN 0 CURTIS RAY WILDER, Port Birmingham, Chemical Engineering. OEDWARD T. WILDSMITH, Alpha Tau Omega, Birmingham, Education. 0 ELAINE M. WILKINS, Roanoke, Home Economics. 0 HAMILTON WILKINS, Gold Hill, Aeronau- tical Engineering. I ALBERT L. WILLIAMS, Montgomery, Archi- tecture. O CLAUDE WILLIAMS, Columbia, Agricul- tural Education. 0 J. WARREN WILLIAMS, Pi Kappa Phi, Luverne, Agricultural Science. O JACK M. WILLIAMS, Lincoln, Textile En- gineering. OJOHN OWEN WILLIAMS, Bessemer, Chemical Engineering. FIRST ROW O RICHARD WILLIAMS, Lincoln, Mechan- ical Engineering. 0 ROBERT MAIBEN WILLIAMS, Kappa AI- pha, Monroeville, Aeronauiical Engineering. 0 JAMES M. WILLIFORD, Sigma Chi, Moni- gomery, Business Adminisfrafion. 0 MELVIN G. WILLINGHAM, Fyffe, Agri- culfural Education. I FRANK W. WILMORE, Phi Delia Theta, Auburn, Mechanical Engineering. Q GASTON DEVON WILSON, Holfville, Elec- frical Engineering. 0 WILLARD F. WILSON, Henagar, Business Adminislrafion. 0 CHARLES R. WINNETTE, Hunlsville, Elec- Irical Engineering. Q ELAINE WITMER, Phi Omega Pi, Bessemer, Home Economics. 0 WILLIAM T. WITT, Birmingham, Aeronau- Iical Engineering. SECOND ROW O CHARLES M. WOOD, Birmingham, Aero- naufical Adminisfralion. O WYATT BLAKE WOOD,'Roanoke, Agricul- fural Science. 0 E. VADELLA WOODHAM, Geneva, Home Economics. 0 JESSE C. WOODHAM, JR., Berwick, Ga., Elecirical Engineering. 0 WILLIAM C. WOODS, Fayefie, Agricul- lural Engineering. O LOUISE WOOLDRIDGE, Eufaula, Home Economics. 0 ERNEST C. WRIGHT, Rulledge, Business Adminisiralion. 0 FRANK CORNELIUS WRIGHT, Sigma AI- pha Epsilon, Gainesville, Georgia, Business Adminislraiion. 0 ISABELLE WRIGHT, Wedowee, Nursing Science. O DOROTHY M. WRYE, Chi Omega, Birm- ingham, Science and Liferalure. THIRD ROW 0 JAMES A. WYATT, Monfevallo, Science and Liferalure. I JAMES FRANK WYATT, JR., Vincenl, Agri- culfural Science. 0 JULIA ELLEN WYNNE, Chi Omega, Rich- ard City, Tennessee, Laborafory Technique. OGEORGE WASHINGTON YARBROUGH, Pralfville, Business Adminisfrafion. I MARY FRANCES ' UGH, Enterprise, Commercial 0 H YATES, ssee, e Eco omics Ed ion. 0 RENE YEA , Cull , Home Economics. 0 BERNARD LAMA UNG cullural Science. awson, Agri- 0 COLE YOUNG, r Veierinary Medicine. 0 FRANCES YOUNG, Alpha Gamma Della, Florence, Home Economics. MMI.: 'VA -'Y fi! 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ConsequenTly A S M E GOT Rich When The suclrers enioy losing Their money and The sharlcs Take iT in, wiThouT ThaT usual moneTary gleam in Their eyes, and give iT To a good cause . . . ThaT's carnival Time in Auburn. Every year There are Two oT These big evenTs which The sTudes, The proTs, and everybody in general, loolc Torward To . . . Engineer's NighT and The Ag Fair. This year The Fngineer's really did iT up in swell Tashion. They conTrived new and TascinaTing ways oT securing Those Tunds. They had noT one orchesTra buT Two playing Tor The delighT oT The paTrons. OT course They had The Tamiliar Bingo game and Those Galloping Dominoes buT ThaT was only The beginning. There was penny-piTching, Tree movies, and whiTe mice seeking Tor a hole. Probably The mosT unique Thing oT all was The Tashion show puT on by some oT The beauTiTul boys oT The campus. The Ag sTudenTs delved more inTo The educaTional side oT our carnival Time. Every school on The well-lqnown Ag T-lill presenTed an exhibiT, which was oT some parTicular inTeresT To The respecTive schools. Though There were no prizes There was sTill The l4eenesT oT compeTiTion among Them. However, The Ags puT on guiTe a show Themselves. The women were TeaTured in a Throw aT whom you please rolling pin conTesT, and The males, noT To be ouTdone, were TeaTured in a log-sawing and hog-calling conTesTs. The pealc oT The Fair was reached wiTh The presenTaTion oT The Ag Queen, Frances l-lamilTon. i X 5 1?-Q ,4 11 ' uf . A an x I K 7, X Xj di W' , Q 3 3' 5 ,Ji :wi u fix' Nr. 1 .1 5 1 N, f if ,v'f 4f 5 9 4 fx- 1 4 f 1 v 1 5 P, M ,ziztxfffvn 5' , ,1'7An., is 4 1 Mx.,.n7,ripff ,. Q ?i1rqLY4'kily, ' :Mr ffgvlpt ,pig ,. 4 ply-g I as Q '4 'z 'IL Flaws agifkqfv ,gg ps 4 4 Q 5 Un .. in f v Q v Qgnikgfiifiln X.-2, ML' vxni Y' . sql' iw: ,., s'S,f. 7 ,gm ,Lf,'1 ,L'v ZAk- -4: 'QJQ1 x ,'-1:1 4 1 , ,S ,F , . 1 z 4,0 , 1 ,L U, Jaxx: ,X 5 v W' 1 33 5 352 The only new record fhaf was noi ser by lhis I940 ODK Cake Race was fhe winning lime. Omega Circle of Omicron Della Kappa ourdid Hsell in every orher respeci. The race, lnauguraled in I928, has developed rapidly unfil il now holds ifs presenl' posifion as one of fhe dearesl of old Auburn's fradifions and as a never-'lo-be-'forgolfen evenl in lhe life of every man who has been a freshman a+ Auburn. The Cake Race was fhis year dedicaled 'lo Coach Wilbur Hufsell, Dean of Souihern Track Coaches, wifh Commissioner Mike Connor. 'Former governor of Mississippi, making fhe dedicalion speech and also presenfing Coach Hufsell wifh a loving cup from ODK as a fangible symbol of appreciafion for his oufslanding work of 20 years here af Auburn. ln lhe 'fulure The race will be known as fhe Wilbur Hufsell-ODK Cake Race. From fhe iargesl 'field fha? ever finished a Cake Race Harry Binforcl, an independenf sfudenf, was 'Phe runningesl' Rai' while Sigma Chi won rhe cup offered rhe frarerniry wiih lhe lowesf score of four men finishing. Phi Freshmen Train on Milk. Greens and Cornbread. Rafs Dress for l O R A F R E S H M A N R U N S F O R Noi' Regisfrafion Week bul fhe Finish Line HHH The B59 Evenf Hufsell Accepis Dedicafion Trophy as ODK's Sfrafford, Dr. Davis and King Wafch Proceedings HIS LIFE AND LAURELS00 One More Cake LeH Perf of Hue Crowd af ine Finish Line The freshman cheering seclion slriyes valianily lo make a block HA. They also had a l-li, Gradfi a block C, and a War Eagle up Jrheir sleeves along wilh olher formalions. Above, Dough+y Dick McGowen earns lhe Blue Key oulslanding player Trophy for lhe second successive year. ln doing so, he scored Two iouchdowns, kicked lhree exlra poin+s, and passed, punled and ran Clemson jo defeat f 1 F 'ff V l HUMHIIIMIIS ng? Ti gi , vffffg Ti sffflT? ?x D GRADS SEE OLD FACES AND NEW BUILDIN ,ei Nancy Ray, Miss Homecoming, embraces a iungle oT chrysan- Themums and Talces a peek aT The pigskin beTore Those Two Tigers geT hold oT iT. NexT is The iudges' pick as The besT oT The many clever TraTerniTy decoraTions. All decoraTions were a Tar cry in varieTy, Theme and ingenuiTy Trom The many opponenT graveyards ThaT doTTed The campus in Homecomings pasT. I Ll '41, J lklilvlk 1 T'c-rfrznmr-O W2 -OF ,f ,nj - lil UW kl . L 1 oueonn Pwivmxns 6129800 C9515 u X EH I x H GS This was Homecoming weelq-end, Mecca oT The Old Grad. And The old boy saw guiTe a specTacle in This Homecoming done The Grealrer Auburn Way. Old Triendships were renewed, new buildings were viewed, TraTerniTy decoraTions added color To The scene, Tommy Tuclcer Tore oTT Tunes aT The Sophomore Hop, Clemson's Senior PlaToon amazed everyone wiTh iTs miliTary anTics aT The halT and a sTadium-Tilling crowd saw an Auburn Tiger aT his pealc devasTaTe a Clemson Tiger by a 2I-7 score in beauTiTul TooTball weaTher. This was The perTecT Homecoming. Above we see an acTion shoT oT Leapin' Willie YearouT Talcing a crack aT The cenTer oT The Clemson line Tor a yard and a TirsT down. NexT, Val Nielson oT Agnes ScoTT leads The dances escorTed by sophomore PresidenT Tom BullingTon wiTh Mary RoberTs, and Treasurer PeTe King also in The swing. AT leTT, Roy Moore, prominenT alumnus and presidenT oT Canada Dry CorporaTion, delivers The Homecoming ad- dress To alumni gaThered in Langdon Hall, as Alumni Sec- reTary PorTer GranT loolcs on. - l. 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Coaches Koch over phvs and puh on dears Rn pre-praddce get-ioqekh CAPT . DICK All so M550 ufheasf WEN Back BABE MCSE End HEE el' IHII nLTERNATE CAPTAIN ERNIE MILLS CARL HAPPER Guard Halfback I ll s i f , X I xi ' f M if M ,fav M . We C ax asamxxaaf obxed 40' ion B . MGGOWGN . Dyck . na CaP'a ' C Pkahw Ern39 MMS a a Nkefnake JIM LENOIR CHET BULGER End Tackle , wi Q ff.. Ji f ,A 1 amew m an HUW RIT HPI S THE STASO Thibaul' of Tulane deTlecTs Yearouf s pass lnTo The alr and lrby races in To pluclr IT down for a 25-yard gain on Auburn's second Touchdown march This was The sounding-board, The prelude To The roughesT schedule ThaT any coach ever concocTed and This is The way iT was done. The TirsT score came when lvlcGowen piTched one To Babe lvlcGehee in The end zone To climax a ol-yard drive: The second Tally was a peauTiTul quarTerpacl4 sneak by Lloyd CheaTham Tronn The T Torma- Tion Tor TwenTy4six yards: The nexT sixfpoinTer came a Tew minuTes laTer when Deal shaTTered The middle oT The l-loward line, boorned inTo The open and raced sixTy-one yards To The land oT mills and honey: The lasT score was wroughT when The sophomores Tool: over, and marched The ball To The 20-yard sTripe, Trorn which poinT Bill YearouT Tlamed his way Tor his TirsT varsiTy Touchdown. The oTTense was clicking, buT The pass deTense was obviously lacking, as The overhead rouTe was used Tor poTh oT The Bulldogs' Touchdowns. Auburn, 27: l'-lowarcl, I3. TO THE LEFT: Teeclie Faullc sTreTches for one in The STaTe game. 2 1 for 9' 1 A mx KX, g,,f,, 5 s S The varsily eleven lines up for an early season piclure. The Tigers were on Their own. This was The TirsT of Ten acid TesTs, and iT was bcauTiTul To waTch Thern come Through. IT was sTricTly a ballle of oTTensive Teams ThaT day. Johnny Challcley brolce a Tourfyear scoring droughT againsT The Greenies when he broke Through To grab Harry l-layes' pass, as iT was leaving The Tulane baclc's Tingers, and raced goalward. From Then on, iT was dingfdong wiTh The Olive and Green TighTing back hard. The Tigers' second Touchdown came when Leaping Willie YearouT bounded over The double sTripes aT The ond of a 53-yard drive. Tulane Then scored on a plunge by Thibaujr, and The Tigers Took over again wiTh a beauTiTul exhibiTion of The Tlanlcer play, quarTerbaclced by CheaTham, which was culrninaTed when he chunlced a shorT one inTo The waiTing rniTTs oT CapTain lvlc- Gowen as he danced in The end zone. Tulane scored again, buT obviously had had enough Tor The day. ThirTy-one Thousand Tans wenT horne Thrilled as They had noT been since The day in '32 when Jirnnrny l-liTchcoclc and his rnaTes downed a rnighTy Green Wave by a I9-7 counT. Auburn, 20: Tulane, I4. Tllll-l T IS Tllllf Babe McGehee Takes McGowen's pass in The end zone againsT Howard for The firsf score of The season. McGowen spills Righf End Mullin of Tulane as Cheafham leads Happer around The flanlr wifh blood in his eye anal murder on his mind. This was one from a sfory book. Frank Merriwell, in fhe guise of blond, blocking Lloyd Cheafham, fook fhings in hand affer 56 agoniz- ing minufes had fled pasf and liffed an impofenf Plainsman eleven by ifs own boofsfraps info a 7-7 'Tie. The Maroon banner flashed in fhe firsf five minufes when ace fail- back Boofs Johnson flung a ZI-yard parabola fo end Craig who foughf his way across The double sfripes as a big band of Sfafe roofers in fhe easf sfand wenf wild. Dees boofed The poinf affer for a 7-O lead, and if looked like fhe beginning of a rouf. Buf fhe Tigers clawed back, fighfing up hill every sfep of fhe way, for fhe offense fhaf broke so beaufifully in fhe Tulane game remained dormanf. Then, wifh buf four minufes fo go, if was Auburn's ball on her own 27, faced wifh fhe fask of going 73 yards fhrough one of fhe besf defensive ball clubs in fhe nafion in fhe fleefing few minufes remaining. lvlcGowen's pass Tell incomplefe. Wendling sped away for 20 yards fo fhe 47 and fhe Tiger was on his way wifh Cheafham calling his series masferfully. T-le fhen passed fo lVlcGowen for nine as Dick dug for if. Deal blasfed for I2, fhen losf fhree, and Cheafham, fhis fime running fhe leafher himself, swepf down fo fhe Ten. Once more Cheafham fook fhaf ball from under cenfer, danced back and heaved one info fhe clufching fingers of Teedie Faulk who was ballefing along fhe end zone line. Capfain Dick lVlcGowen splif fhe uprighfs for fhe sixfh con- secufive fime, and fhe ball game was fied up fo sfay fhaf way. Auburn, Teedie Faulk clufches The pass fhaf fied Sfafe while he looks for fhaf end zone line. 71 Mississippi Sfafe, 7. TITSTI-TS TIT STATT Beesley, SMU Tackle, drags Doughfy Dick down. wxgkwjf .V E I K a if ' 'W' '-in 'affix wi --Sufi .F ,X gas.. wwf a if 7 iw, ,avrffr Imlifismgfi L .2 ' iiiwla x . K 'S ,, 'fi' , fn . :xg E L'sgg if pgs or in 3 f ,fb 1 'T 'H' ani-f-F mv -is . .ru , swf fi 'A 2 fl' 5 5' I., 'es 5 '91 'fr L in fi, QQ I if rim, ,IJ Jim Reynolds siops Sonny Bruce of Mississippi Siaie af fhe line of scrimmage while Cremer, Cheafham, and Ardillo close in 'io ccmpleie fhe job Auburn should have won Jrhis foolball game, we know ii, and lvlaiiy Bells Mus- I H E S M U G A M I langs know ii. Bur who are we lo say 0 O . when lhe gods of ioolball decide oiherwise? S. lvl. U., riding in Jrhe lab of some favoring goddess, waich a iufile Tiger die in slow agony. Needless lo say, blew Jrhemselves io a sweei 20 poinis wilh Preslo John- ihai Tiger was far from dead, and nearly scared Jrhe son siHing in The driver's seal and ihen seliled back io penis off fhe men of lvlaily Bell before bowing Jro Jrhem and adverse laie by a 20-I3 couni. WALLACE wise ABB CHRIETZBERG BUD WENDLING eoRDoN MacEACHERN Guard Center Halfback Tackle Wmwm . .. . T Black Rufe, broken elbow and all, mounTs The pile for Auburn's TirsT Touchdown againsi' Tech. J IIITHS ART .Ill Illll This was one oT The Tigers' TinesT vicTories OT The season and was The mosT cosTly. lV1eagher's men had one oT Their up days and smacked The Yellow JackeTs down in a bruising baTTle To remain undeTeaTed in SEC compeTiTion. On The TirsT kickoTT, JolTing Jirn Lenoir bounced Bob lson down so hard ThaT The Tech end Tumbled, and Tex Williams recovered on The l5. From There Rough- house RuTus Deal blasTed his way To goal in Tive Trys, The lasT Three eTTorTs being made wiTh a chipped bone in his leTT arm, and so Deal, The DevasTaTor, The One Man Gang, was losT Tor The season. BuT Tech came back TighTing as Tech always does, and sTruck wiTh The piTching arrn oT Johnny Bosch who ended a series oT Throws by pegging one To Ralph PlasTer who scored sTanding up. Roy Goree converTed Tor The exTra poinT and Tiger Tollowers ThoughT ThaT The Tech one-poinT hex was on again as The Gold and WhiTe led, 7-6. A Tew minuTes laTer, Auburn Took oyer on The JackeT 37, Trom which poinT Bouncing Bud Wendling bounced his way oTT The righT side oT The Tech line and shoT down The sideline Tor his TirsT varsiTy Touchdown. Tv1cGowen converTed, and iT sTood I3-7 wiTh Tech sTill very much in The ball game. BuT noT Tor long. Auburn marched Trom Their 32 To The Tech IO and Rambling Richard McGowan booTed a Tield goal. BuT iT was no go as I5 yards Tor some- Thing was sTepped oTT againsT The Tigers. So The Rambler did iT again, This Time smacking The pigskin a ToTal oT 40 yards Tor The Three poinTer. This ended scoring, alThough Tech ThreaTened wiTh iTs passing game Twice. Auburn, I6g Tech, 7. Below: Bud Wendling, running for a nice gain, Takes a leg away from Georgia's Sinkwich who has been grounded by Mclvlahan while Horne and Poschner race up for a Try aT him. BIIHIJUHS Bill B Cll Auburn was Old Auburn when Georgia was a pup, so The song goes: buT ThaT November aTTer- noon in Columbus, The Georgia Bulldog ThaT had been weaned along Through The early season, became a Tull grown, Terocious Bulldog and Took a TasTe oT Tiger meaT as a change oT dieT. Georgia had come due and Auburn, minus Rufus Deal, was in line Tor a leT-down, and so iT came To pass even Though The gallanT Plains- men came back Trom a I4-poinT deTiciT To al- mosT Tie Things up. Georgia had scored on a Sinkwich pass and a plunge by CosTa, and had kicked Two exTra poinTs when Clarence l-larkins, unknown sopho- more leTT halTback, TroTTed inTo The iniured Mc- Gowen's place. He uncorked Two passes To carry To The Georgia seven from which poinT Jim Reynolds bulled across in Three Trys. Har- kins converTed. And Then, only minuTes laTer, he picked his way 70 yards Tor a T. D. wiTh a Georgia punT, uTilizing The magniTicenT blocking oT Lenoir and CheaTham on The besT Tiger run oT The season. ivlcGowen Then replaced him Tor The Try aT exTra poinT, buT ole DynamiTe. wiTh his bad leg, missed This one and ThaT was The ball game. Auburn, I3: Georgia, I4. N0 I0 I5 Aderhold b0'fl'l of TBCl1 Tl1'S Was ihe 9XCePi'0n In 3 daY of fme PlaY bv This is no new gridiron Trick buT a fumble by Jim Reynolds in The Georgia The T'9ef rush wall game which he recovered. lf? eapin' Willie YearouT Takes off on a non-sTop TIighT over Jim McClurlzin's head and The Tulane goal line. CHNIS Below: McGowan slings Tech's Johnny Bosch To The Turf wiTh Bud Wendling and Lloyd CheaTham also on hand. This was The perTecT Homecoming. ingenious Homecoming decoraTions by The TraTerniTies, Auburn STadium crowded To capaciTy. The beauTiTully drilled Clemson Senior PlaToon, a per- TecT TooTball aTTernoon and a Tiger grid machine aT iTs season's peak, were some oT The sighTs ThaT reTurning alumni and Triends oT Auburn Thrilled To. The Tigers ThaT Homecoming aTTernoon would have been The maTch ol: any TooTball Team in America. They were The perTecT grid machine excepT Tor a brieT lapse in The pass deTense aTTer 2I poinTs were racked up. On The second play afTer The opening kickoTT, Guards Mills Ardillo charged Through To block Chippy lvlaness' purporTed quick kick and Ball Hawk Tex Williams Tielded The pigskin over The goal Tor a quick T. D. McGowan converTed. And iT was The Tigers' ball game Trom Then ony The score does liTTle iusTice. Dick lvlcGowen was lvlisTer FooTball Tor The resT oT The aTTer- noon. Ol' Richard The Lion HearTed ran rampanT, scoring Two Touchdowns, booTing Two more exTra poinTs, passing sharply and Truly and coming ouT much The besT in a heralded punTing duel wiTh lvlaness. Terrible Ty lrby, newly converTed inTo a Tullback, showed plenTy OT drive, elusiveness and hearT as he powdered The Clemson Torewall Time and Time again. BUT praise Tor a Tew would be ouT oT place: all The Tigers were clawing wiTh gusTo, Auburn, QI: Clemson, 7. BooTy Payne of Clemson Trapped behind The scrimmage line by Bud Wendling and Tex Williams. ll IS llliil ill 5 xg' KL ..g,:f:-:,jf' t.', ' . : -' -- ,.f,-r.. .-5: ,:,1:z.. '-. I .1 ,.,,. -:..:,:-. ,f. ,. - . ,K . . ' ,L M 'I N AWN WMM-W - W H K AVVSATC, M W,w,,M M.,,M,M. 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M is i if if S3 an gi'fi?9Wf'H 28 33 I 7? lr y , yt W, dw im V A 1, If . ,, S 4, j ajmahs ww, Rn b A, Q Q., x it K 3 rw. 1 5, ' a 13445 Q 5 f , ,X . , 1, A , ji .NH A K 1-. an x Aw. 'IQ' gg ' W 3 1- 'Q V A. 4. gi M ' -.1 M 'if' 3 Q Mg K 4' f , x ' 'F V all Q gi W it Q it ,Qi Q in , E 4 K Y Q 2, Q K A - f A, + gi v . Y . W Q L.V,,- 4 - V Q., '- , I, 'V .J H T! 5 in Q ag Y Q 1, 3 , 1 ' Q ,gi ' , A V7 W. 'K , ww, . ,i , fa sf ....A,k.k,., Whar lo say aboul 'rhis game? ln a senlence-Auburn could do nolhing righl and B. C. could do nolhing wrong. Did you ever see an Eagle lhal looked like an elephanl? If you haven'+, rhen, brolher, you ain'l' seen Bean+own's pride, lhe Eagles ol Boslon College. They had lhe bulk, speed and power, and lo spark lhem, lhey had a lean-laced, passing, running, l5O-pound loolrball fool named Charlie O'Rourke. He did everylhing wilh a loolball loul ear il, and we have our suspicions alooul lhalg we didn? see him al meallime. He passed for louchdowns, he whipped one fhrow lor lilly yards and all you could hear was 'rhe whisrle as if wenl by: he Jrwisled lorfruous parhs along lhe greensward for olher 'rouchdownsp and Elmer Salfer, Direcfor of Afhlelic Publicify. some say be even funneled for a couple more. Auburn was severely crippled, bul even al lull slrengrh, +he B. C.. eleven could have licked Them +wo louchdowns. lvlcGehee scored on a six-yard pass in lhe closing seconds, Mc- Gowen converled. Auburn, 7: Bosron College, 33. The Bulldogs break up an Auburn T.D. pass. bas Joe Sprague and assisranl 'focfball managers. Reynolds smacks 'the middle of +he Gafor line. iinwi-isou n isiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiriuiiini iusrs The boys felf fhaf fhey were in fhe posifion of having fo win fhese lasf fwo-Florida and Villanova. And if looked plenfy fough. Florida's foofball pendulum was on fhe upswing under new Head Coach Tom Lieb, and for fhe firsf Time in foofball hisfory, fhe Gafors had licked bofh Georgia and Georgia Tech in fhe same year. Buf fhe Tiger had roused himself and if was his ball game from The opening whisfle wifh sophomore Clarence 1'-larkins kicking his heels abouf wifh fine abandon and Lloyd Cheafham displaying his versafilify as he showed plenfy of plunging abilify from fhe fullback posf. Wendling, Irby and McGehee scored fhe 'rhree Auburn fouch- downs, and Paf Reen of Florida broughf back fhe kickoff affer The fhird marker on a beaufiful spurf for The only Gafor six poinfer, fhus redeeming himself for his collapse in an open field againsf Tech when his legs gave ouf. Auburn. 203 Florida, 7. Housfon of Florida picks up fwo yards deep in his own ierriiory before Irby drags him down. . T T- E. H E QfQ.j1..bV I Lloyd CheaTham, winner of The Trophy for The besT blocker in The souTh. YearouT is Trapped by an enemy husky as Lenoir leads The way. Vlll UVA IS VANQIJISIIEII This ball game was almosT as much oT a hearT iumper as was Auburn's IO-9 Triumph over The WildcaTs lasT year. Teedie Faulk oT Auburn and Nick Basca oT Villa- nova made iT so. IT iT hadn'T been Teedie's ball game, iT would have been Nick's and boTh oT Them deserved iT. There was no scoring aT all in The TirsT halT, Though Basca was ominous wiTh his passes, and once ran 64 yards wiTh a punT reTurn To The Auburn I4-yard marker, where an alerT Tiger pass deTense broke up This ThreaT. BUT ThaT second halT+lNlickie sTarTed Things oTT by whipping a 45-yard bulleT To Kolenda, who rode Wend- ling on his back To The Tour. Then aTTer a couple oT TruiTless eTTorTs, The snap goT away Trom Nick and he chased iT back Tor I5 yards To The accompanimenT oT a Rebel yell Trom The Auburn sTands which died an early deaTh when he picked up ThaT agaTe and slung one inTo The arms oT Joe Yednock in The end zone. And Then a Tew minuTes laTer, The same Nickie booTed a Tield goal Trom The I2 and Clipper SmiTh's boys looked like They had a Tull head oT sail up wiTh a Tresh wind behind Them. And Then Teedie The OpporTunisT sTepped in, grabbed a YearouT pass in The land behind The double sTripes wiTh Two WildcaTs clawing all over him, and Then, a Tew minuTes laTer, raced away To money again when he scooped up a punT ThaT McClurkin had blocked and ran To goal like a TrighTened colT. Villanova was sTill in The ball game 'Til Basca had To be Taken ouT in The lasT Two minuTes and Then iT was all over. The greaT WildcaT halTback received a Tremendous sTand- ing ovaTion Trom The crowd as he plodded Trom The Tield, bloody buT unbowed. Auburn, I3g Villanova, IO. Every Tall ThaT annual madness, TooTball fever, descends on The Plains, To disappear only when The lasT whisTle of The lasT game has blown and The sTadium slowly assumes iTs maThe- maTical ouTlines again as The crowd Tiles Through The exiTs. This disease aTTacks undergraduaTes, TaculTy and alumni alike llook aT Dr. Duncan in The crowd shoT aT righT as he waTches The Orange and Blue drive Tor a Touchdown againsT Techl and iTs sympToms are many. lncoherenT, guTTural bleaTsg The wildly blazing eye, clenched TisTs and gesTiculaTing arms: indifference To exposure To rain, sleeT, snow, and cold: disappearance oT all inhibiTions7 and appearance of The homicidal insTincT as evidenced by such horrible crys as kill The referee or sTomp ThaT man, and oThers oT The like are all sympToms of The frenzied TooTball Tiend. BuT Thankful are we Tor This auTumn orgy, Tor iT is Americas God4granTed boon To release her emoTions and enjoy clean, keen compeTiTion on The Tield of sporT raTher Than do baTTle on a bloodier Tield in an unhappier land. Long live King Foolballl TIIUTIH-lll HHH Below ThaT sweef sef of sophomores-Ardillo, Reynolds, Yearouf, Harkins and Eddins gambol on The green. M Below: The squad poses for ifs firsT picTure in The new sTadium wiTh Hugh Foshee as honorary member . ,. . 4' sl 3' 2 ' , , , .V , . 'Fav . xi.: . !' , , . V if' . A3 - Ja. 2 - .1 R is 5 ,f IEA? Va 1 m Q 2 1 f 3 L E X PII' 1 LQ' O ' i?? fl l1 , Q , 3 f i flQl sir, , W! 2 ..: V42 w Q5 WWW ffl M 'QT T 1 yfif M ' 1 vm . -g,.,., 1 'VM X vm' C Q WQWKK' O 'X :ya WM, W EWR H '5-.Wm 'xy ,. A ,mf V ' 5 .. an kk Q at A , K 4 . Q 1 W 594 A 5 E ' ., Q h U . is is Q X Ei M-,Y fi E 5 I 3,4 5- f , MN' ' fa ef I .L ia .. ,X . N. 1 iv, , ,. .. . ,. f ef ,ggi ' 315 I, , . t i ei , ff , Q U 1 - ' ww xx , Vrff X A M 3555. 55 , W 'wr y A tis: 5 iv N ,.. 3 ' . 1 3 w I ,ws A Ylxvigg egg: 34 , fx G22 Em mf f 29 ? me-59 Q40 94 4 i 0 . if 'ini NWN I FSQ . 'NM x T wx, -X '-Q.. ,M W-W ,, j f. N ' x W? f 4 W Q f' TOM MASTIN LLOYD CHEATHAM Pifcher Ouffield TED WRIGHT BOB DAY Ouffield Pifcher JACK FERRELL CHARLES VICKERY Caicher Piicher CAPT. RALPH FRAZIER DICK MCGOWEN Firsf Base Cafcher As The lirsl sound ol willow on horsehide rang ou+ across lhe Plains lasl spring Jrwo maior prob- lems slood oul like a pair of gianl sore Jrhumbs in lhe Tiger baseball camp. Firsl was lhe loss ol burly, brusgue, lovable Baseball Coach Dell Mor- gan +o Rice lnsliluie as head line coach: and, sec- ond, gone wilh graduarion was Mal Morgan, lhe clu'rch hiller, Jrhe big gun, The Blue Goose. Wi+h such a silualion lacing him Porler Granl Jroolc over as head coach and Jrurned oul a very credilable ball club Jrhai ended up in sixfh place aller Jralcing on 'rhe besl lhal Jrhe conference had lo offer. lHl llll ATTer several warm-up games The Tigers played hosT To a conTinenT-cruising gang oT Boil- ermakers Trom Purdue. Charlie KilpaTrick, The KilowaTT, spiked The Yanks' big guns by allow- ing only Tive hiTs while Tanning IO in The TirsT game To earn a healThy 7-2 vicTory. FirsT Baseman Ralph Frazier knocked Three Tor Tour and Mc- Gowen, l-lursT and Thompson earned Their keep wiTh a Triple apiece. Purdue goT Their boiler TacTory inTo acTion in The nexT Tray, however, and blasTed ouT a 6-I win wiTh Three home runs. Opening ConTerence warTare wiTh Georgia Tech, The Tigers had Their ears pinned back by a 4-2 counT when The JackeTs Tallied Tour runs in The TirsT canTo and held on Tor The remaining eighT Trames To emerge vicTorious. BuT The nexT day The liTTle man wiTh The big baT, Mr. George Kenmore, drew a bead on The JackeT hurlers, drove in Tive runs To pace his TeammaTes To a 9-I slaughTer. KilpaTrick and The Tiger inTield were able, eTTicienT and air-TighT To breeze by OgleThorpe 7-O in a non-ConTerence game. Smokeball Bill Andrews, newly ouT oT a hospiTal bed, piTched himselT To a 7-3 vicTory in a reTurn engagemenT wiTh The PeTrels wiTh Frazier again leading The baTTers. PowerTul Georgia, repuTedly The besT Team in The ConTerence, lived up To Their repuTaTion wiTh Twin wins oT 4-O and I4-3 over The luckless Plains- men. The Bulldog conTinued his winning ways wiTh a 6-5 margin over The Tiger on The sTrengTh oT piTch-hiTTer Nelson's double in The TenTh inning alThough ouThiT I3-9 by The Bengals. Georgia Tech was encounTered again and was bowled over 20-O in Treezing weaTher Tor The rubber game. The Red and Black oT Georgia was Tinally low- ered, alThough ouThiTTing The Orange and Blue. KilpaTrick was crediTed wiTh This I I-6 vicTory. The 'GaTors oT Florida were The nexT oppo- nenTs and a spliT brace oT games was The resulT. Auburn won The TirsT 2-I wiTh McGowen baTTing boTh Tallies across The plaTe buT Florida came back To win The second Tray by a 4-2 score in an exTra-inning Thriller. ConTerence warTare was over buT OgleThorpe played a reTurn engagemenT To beaT The Tigers 9-4 in The TirsT game and To lose I2-7 To The Ben- gal big baTs in The second encounTer. Hllllllll STHSUN RAY M CLUSKY Th d B WOODY MCNAIR, Shorf Siop STEPHEN CAUDILL, C T h l l .ae , Cafe of Georgia shows his heels To McGehee in The high hurdles. able direcTion of Coaches l-luTsell and Beard came Through again in Tine sTyle. The Tigers won Three ouT oT Tour OT Their dual rneefs in The SouTheasTern Conference, losing only To Florida. Auburn also won The imporTanT Auburn's aggregaTion of Thinly-clad TraclcsTers under The I 4 ll BI' I1 E I4 Florida Relays and placed Third in The Conference meeT. The cross counTry Team works ouf. Wendling comes in Third in The 220. Lead by Chuck Morgan, CapTain, and Bob Dickinson, CheT Bulger, Jim STephenson, Hugh Maddox, Babe Mc- AlTernaTe CapTain, Conference high hurdler and ace Gehee, Red SingleTary, Bud Wendling, BooTs STraTTord, sprinTer, respecTively, The Team included many oTher Bob Flournoy, Jaclc Cagle, Ralf Russell, Bob Wilson, ForesT sTellar performers. OTher members of The Team were: Morgan, l-loyT Hall, Jim Holley, Bob MorTon, and Wilbur DavenporT. I . l CAPT. JIM STEPHENSON HuTsell wafches The sTarT of The 440 In The meef wlfh Georgia. piscus and weighf, For The 2O+h Time Coach l-luTsell will lead his snarling paclc onTo The Traclc. The record includes scores oT vicTories againsT less Than IO deTeaTs in dual meeTs. This season The Auburn Traclc Team opposes Mississippi STaTe, Geor- gia, Florida, and Georgia Tech in dual meeTs, and will compeTe in The Florida Relays, SouThern A. A. U., and SouTheasTern ConTerence MeeTs. BABE McGehee, High and Low Hurdles i l The l94l Team is capTaine'cl by Jim STephenson wiTh Jim l-lolley as AlTernaTe CapTain. VeTerans include l'lall, Maddox, ivlcGehee, STraTTord, Wendling, Flournoy, Mor- Ton, and DavenporT wiTh a number of Tine-loolcinq sophs To replace Those losT by graduaTion. Top Righf: Wilbur Huisell, Dean of SouThern Traclt Coaches. Below: AssisTanT Coach Jeff Beard. Q'-5'- Babe McGahee, A Club PresiclenT. MEMBERS FirsT Row: ChesTer Bulger, Jack Cagle, Abb Chrielrzberg, Rob erT Dickinson, Ralph Frazier, French GunTer. Second Row Carl Happer, James Holley, James Lenoir, Gordan Mac Eachern, Herndon McGehee, Wilburn McClusky. Third Row Dick McGowen, Cecil McMa han, ErnesT Mills, Charles Rol- lo, David Sprinkle, James STe venson. FourTh Row: George Wendling, Wallace Wise, Rob- erT Day, STephen Caudill, How- ard Burns, L. T. Faulk. FiTTh Row: HoyT Hall, Woodrow Mc- Nair, Frank Manci, Tommy MasTin, James SamTord, Fred HursT. SixTh Row: Jack Ferrell, Nick Ardillo, John Chalkley, Theo Cremer, Francis Crim- mins, Joe Eddins. SevenTh Row: Roy GaTTord, Clarence Har- kins, Leonidas Irby, James McClurkin, H e n r y Monsees, Max Morris, Tex Williams. NoT in Panel: Douglas BenneTT, Lloyd CheaTham, RuTus Deal, Jim Reynolds, Bill YearouT. Among The various clubs and organizaTions on The campus, The A Club has, as in The pasT, been one oT The mosT acTive. This year's A Club was no excepTion. Composed oT sTudenTs who have earned leTTers in The maior sporTs on The aThIeTic program oT The college. The A Club boasTs leaders in all campus aThleTics. ' ConseguenTly The program oT The Club is To sponsor aThleTic Teams and evenTs on and oTT The campus. The Club holds an annual A Day, which This season TeaTured boxing maTches, The showing oT TooTball movies, an Orange and Blue game beTween Two Teams chosen Trom The enTire Auburn TooTball squad, and oTher sporTing evenTs. Each year The Club presenTs a public iniTiaTion Tor iTs new members. This year's iniTiaTion Tollowed The mid-Term dances and TeaTured perplexed iniTiaTes in uniTorms and incompleTe Tuxedoes who roamed The campus and The village carrying Their mascoTs. geese, Turkeys, guineas, goaTs, pigs, eTc. The Club sponsor scripT dances ThroughouT The year, which all sTudenTs may aTTend, lHl H Ellll E-A 'S X x x x H llllll llll lllll The presenr inlramural program a+ Auburn was self up four years ago. Previously lhere had been a slrudenleorganized inlerlralernily group and a small women's program wiih meager eguipmenl and inconvenienlly localed iaciliries. Alumni Gym, formerly occupied by The Auburn Alhlelic Associa- lion, is now used as headguarlers by Jrhe Deparfmenr of Physical Educarion. and more ground space is being prepared. From small influence and an inconvenienl building which ii could nol call ils own 'ro mulliplied imporrance and a cenlrally localed building is lhe sucf cess slory of Auburn's lnlramural Sporis program. The Deparlmenl ol Physical Educalion has hopes of increasingly belle-r eguipmenr and play areas, and il is more lhan ever able +o render lhe righl kind of service lo Auburn sludenrs. They can'+ Confac'l and . Q 5 qw 42 Q was R 1. WF Am A A Q93 iw ,W Q w :.,: ,.:2:2g ai- - ff 2 2 am wfy aj gg mi' if' 3 f ins wi! ,M ' QV , Q 'Q .mf H f :iw Sk I V Ti 1, .Q f 7 :gf iw ' WNY Q , , Q W W.,- 3 . may ,fa . Q fn W Ar M, ,fx , Kia R J . A ,A ,w.,.s, UA gkiflil Q Q-fm Miilw :ak ' 4 - , '24 ' 7 'Vt I h 5, 5 2 4 Y, M., M fy G+ 'N x 'K-xxx E3 if if f Kr I 1, Two liTTle cupids. Illegal service. . . . . PRACTICE Orderly reTreaT. AcTion in The The lnTramural SporTs program is The exTra-curricular acTiviTy division oT The DeparTmenT oT Physical EducaTion. This program is builT on The Theory ThaT The enTire sTudenT body should have an opporTuniTy Tor parTicipaTion in sporTs, and To TurTher This Theory suggesTions by The sTudenTs Tor physical acTiviTies are welcomed and acTed upon as Tar as possible. The general aims oT The lnTramural SporTs program are The creaTion oT inTeresT in recreaTional sporTs and parTicipaTion in Them by The mass of sTudenTs, regardless oT Their skill and abiliTy. Since The obiecT oT The program is largely recreaTion, The qualiTy oT perTormance is by no means high and oT course musT noT be compared wiTh varsiTy aTh- leTics. IT is in This program ThaT The average sTuclenT, The slcilled sTudenT, and The dub are able To have opporTuniTies Tor acTive inTeresT in physical acTiviTies ranging from The inTormal, non-sTrenuous Types To The highly compeTiTive Types. Wonder if H1ey'H fake up kniHing next Y ARIS PERFECI menf. Righf: Sunday Affernoon Enferfain- Championship playoff. Don'+ fighf ladies. s New-N' nu...,.4W ' ! 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Touch Toolball, volley ball, baslcelball, sofrball, golf, Track, and Jrennis are The oulrslanding sporlrs of This unil. The all-campus sporlrs program is The open unil of Jrhe lnlramural Sporlrs program. Bolh Tralernily and independenl men compele, since Jrhe sporls are on an individual basis. Tourna- menls are slaged in Tennis, badminlon, golf, horseshoes, foul-Throwing, ping-pong, swimming, fencing, and shuffleboard. and 'Fowl shofs. Yump, Yosie, Yump! IH THA- lIHAlISTS roll fhelr own. Full dress for Bird's eye view ! 'r mm f I R? 'Eff m 1: W s 4 5' Xevkgl M, ' l,!Q,gZ3,i:iQy W I . M Y 4' 1, -Q t , , A . X., PM ' ' xv Q 2152-Q' My K YJ . V is g A gf W ,K , s., ga- : Muff H v- 'K 'ix 537 air' P 3' ' . ' , Ji.-' -' ya if J.. . 4 Y ,,- , r ,, ' ' , ' Q lfmf 2 'ip S' . f 1 S fl t. . V MNRML g' ff-xv! x4 N A if' V , YV X o 4 -iL5'w f2Q -. k w , sql ' ' 5' 'M',f, f 1 W f:wj2 1 Y sg-MDX 'M , f A L 5 Q qgg,,3f,k Whgfqrqff ,A M ,,.Q ,W xiii we -up ' Q A 4 A H933 MM Y 1- M A. 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Volley ball, baslceTball, soTTball, mass badminTon, declc Tennis, Tennis, and shuTTleboard are The sporTs played by The uniT. Awards are made on a yearly poinT sysTem basis To The Team ac- cumulaTing The greaTesT number oT poinTs and To The TwenTy-Tive highesT ranking individual parTicipanTs. Individuals receive poinTs Tor boTh Team and individual TournamenT play. The Team awards are a charm Tor The TirsT year, a cerTiTicaTe Tor The second, a school inTramural leTTer Tor The Third, and a cup Tor The Tinal year. Volley ball warfare among The ladies. Praise Allah. 5 x I llll-l-IVIUITM IITIVITIES Musf be a Tally. Knapp Twins and friends. -if 'T , -,N ,rj ' .se-'Q-M , ,' .. , .,,.. 1...x Shuffleboard. is I ITE, 135 Publiciiy phoio. HE VARIEII ...... One, fwo, buHon your shoe. 'Q 1 ' Y ,- U 0153 Gy, ,ii s 3' www NY. ,NN in ,.,. ,, V--, i ..,:: : 2 vzuu Q V bnr ,, V V ' W. N -,mf v,,A HA , I :gin ' ak . , M MW-E ,Q H, 7 ' At -'25 ' 0 Y, Q . , ,M,.m,. X A.,. A. Q., . ' 4,54 ff P ww X? ,. J. Wi ,gy L, ,. .W-'us WL 5. ,wavgxi , ff Q - 9 , ' f . , i ff . 2' 1 Q ri 3221 X - faififg age, ,. . Yggfzfa B22 : ,Ziff fggfgff- I :M '-P1455 -lsszazcx 1, qi. .WL X3 1,1 -1, . A Qffgsfylfi . ,Qin-'f'-' 'Q WEL-g3z.g,.5g:M:-Z gm , f -wr wg, wg 1 - ,L-,wp . '12 ,glgssfl A .W . ,. , - ,-Wm, . . , gm-. W V .JK gui L- Wal. v,f 'Ti Pocahonias pracfice. P P i i ii A v . Siffing up wi+h a sick friend. Swing and sway. Besides The compeTiTive parT oT The women's uniT There is The club program. The Dance Club is parTicularly prominenT. IT has conTribuTed a greaT deal To The annual Spring FesTivals, To dramaTic pro- ducTions oT The Auburn Players, and Tor The pasT Three years has puT on iTs own perTormances. The Women's AThleTic AssociaTion, a sTudenT organizaTion, provides necessary leadership and spon- sors special recreaTional evenTs. AlThough This organizaTion has inheriTed The name aThleTic, iTs main TuncTion is The sponsoring oT acTiviTies oT social signiificance. lTs pasT successTul acTiviTies include a mixed-doubles Tennis TournamenT, girl-Tag dances, Sadie l-lawlcins Day, all-women novelTy parTies. and Play NiTes. UJ1roJla11r11mUUia5 FP 4 ! ? Firsi Row: O. Brown, C. H. Kelly, J. A. King, H. W. Srnilh, J. B Slrafliord, F. Agricola, C. R. Allen, Jr., T. J. Bailey, Jr., H, G Carler, Jr., D. Che-alwood. Second Row: H. Collier, B. H. Craig, R. O. Haas, P, Holland, H. D. Norman, H, W. Pearce, J, H Peebles, Jr., Scoll Vance, R. F. Varner, L. F. Woodruff, W. M Brenham. Third Row: W. Barr, R. Cawlhon, R. Corner, W. Dean W. J. Duncan, Ill, W, S. Farley, N. G. Flood, J. Greagan, J Hand, W. Hannum, Fleer Kirlc Hardy. Fourfh Row: H. Hillon- Green, W. S. King, F. Lifchfield, D. Luce, S. McCall, l.. Mayo l.. A. Morgan, G. Pierson, R. E. Shively, G. J. Tanlcersley, J. D. Thomas. Fifih Row: J. P. Tilley, G. Varn, T. Vereen, W. S. Byers, G. C. Colyer, W. T. Dennis, Jr., W, T. Edrnonson, S. B. Feagin, W, A. Ham, J. Hare, C. R. McDonald. Sixfh Row: F. J. Mosely, R. W. Hill, O, F. Norlhingfon, H. B. Park, Jr., J. R. Reynolds, Jr., H. R. Seawell, Jr., W. E. Sleed, Jr., W. B. Taylor, Jr., Franlc Wilmore, Jr,, J. A. Pale, Mrs. Lucile H. Herbert house mofher. Noi in Panel: E. Dumonr, A. M. Norfhinglon, J, L. Rencher, F. N. Thompson. . . Sfrafford is big sho+ pepper-upper wifh fingers in P House is reporfed seHling: perhaps due fo The heavy fread of brofhers moving ouf and fhe fair flock moving in for mulfiiu- dinous house parries . . . perhaps due fo fhe spring over which +he house is builf .... Prexy King is also siudenf body boss . . . Smifh records words of wisdom a+ +he weekly open forum 8' V:,oo I if . .,..,.. - . Rim: while Norfhlngfon holds +he money bags and keeps up an aufo. yqgo' many pies. HI UElTA THETA I5 x-I-WA, i- ,xi MPHA lilll llMlli Maior campus improvemenl in recenl years was lhe removal of frees from fronl yard . . . Nice lo gel oul of lhe woods was maiorily opinion, afler lhe deed was done .... Eddie Taylor presides in a dignified manner, excepl he refuses lo wear shoes lo meelings .... Kain looks on wislfully as nexl in command, and is dining room prexy .... Knopf lels a nickel slip now and lhen .... Halcher lakes noles colloquially. Firsl Row: Waller Munroe Halcher, Jr., A. W. Jenkins, E. C. Kain. W. H. March, Frank A. McLean, R, G. T, Nesler, Alfred Pearson, David Savelle, E. D. Taylor, Roloerl L. Adair, R. C. Anderson. Second Row: H, A. Buchanan, J. A. Connor, David Crockell Cook, W. P. Gaines, Herlnerl Hard, J. T. Huclson, Harry Huff, R. M. Huff, Charles Isbell, A. L. Jones, Nicholas Kieffer. Third Row: David Lemmon, l-lerberl Marlin, J. R. McCauley, W, B. Nelson, Carl Pace, D. Perrill, John Y. Reynolds, C. W. Scoll, Sleve M. Searcy, Henry L, Sherrod, Hans Van Aller, Fourlh Row: Jean Mcivleans. William Arnold. John C. Ball, Rene Bidez, Bernard Boslwick, M. D. Brinson, George Carler, Ernesl Capell, Charles Davis, C. B. Hasly, Ernesl Herlonq, Remberl Houser. Fiflh Row: John B. Marlin, Paul Nuckolls, William Richler, Edwin Rodgers, Clinlon Shepard, Esles Sherrill, Ben Ash, Fred Blankenship, Charles Crane, Joe Dean, Leslie Dooley, Lyman Ernsl. Sixlh Row: Jack Ford, Harry lsbell, Slanley Kennedy, Felix McCauley, Dillon March, Neil Mingledorff, L. R. Newby, Johnny Richardson, Z. A. Snipes. Bigsby Snow, Ed Wildsmilh. Mrs. Rebecca Henry, house molher. Nol in Panel: G. S. Knopf, Marlin Lide, T. Wingfield. F 9 ig Firsl Row: Edward Davies, Joseph Jackson, Waring Laps- ley, James H. Marlin, Howard McCamy, George Mellon, James M. Reynolds, Cary Shoemaker, Roy Slinson, Jack Becker. Second Row: Fred Curlis, Jr., Llewellen Fain, William Harwell, Frank Hulchings, J. Lyle Malone, Wil- liam Moore, Samuel Nellles, Charles Orrison, Warren Palrick, John Pelham. Third Row: Harry Reynolds, Thomas Schuessler, James Vance, William Weissinger, Kenan Carler, Clemenl Clapp, Gene Cody, Dozier Corr, Sloan Founlain, Roberl Hill. Fourlh Row: Jack Hoddy, Edward Lee, Evans Purdy, Joseph Traylor, Thomas Waring, Pres- lon Bennell, Taylor Bodkins, William Burns, lnman Cook, Shirley Cooksey. Fiffh Row: William Founlain, Shannon Hollinger, James O. Johnson, James A. Smilh, Chesler S+ephens,'George Swift Homer Urquharl, Frank Wallon, Maiben Williams, Mrs. Eugene Driskell, house molher. Nol' in Panel: John Telfair. KAPPA Love fheir localion, buf definilely plan io move .... Plan +o move is nor new, having been advanced in '93 .... Big dawg is ,.'Z?r., Jim Reynolds: Neffles is nexl on 'lap .... Bill Moore is in charge of grafr .... Grail rumored lo be picking up, may equal lhaf of fwo years ago when all officers boughl' new QQ .ef converlibles .... New house molher has sofr spol in all 'B is inf' ' fr Q, gs a 'Q hearls . . . Say, if's cold in norlhern location. AlI'HA Board of Aldermen includes Deming, Cooper, Mifchell, and Rouse . , . Had chapfer meefings al +he Opening and Mid- 'rerm dances when Chairman Deming required all brofhers + aHend i'he sels Call fha? bare pefch in fhe 'fronl yard a pulhng green Abney scored a Golden Gloves K O in B ham unhl a week affer lhe bouf Have inshfuied Gel Acquamfed Week 'For lale in May each year where all mem bers meef 'rhe pledges. SIGMA MPHA lPSIl0 . . . O . LAN, - i i i i .... . . gf when he suddenly losf sixfy pounds before fhe fighi and hid ,1 . , . . . n Firsl Row: G. D. Barnes, John Cooper, R. P. Darden. John Deming, E. A. Derby, P. J. Ellis, H, R. Fauceffe, Carl Happer, A. J. Hawkins, H. C. Jackson, S. D. Lee, Second Row: Wm, H. Milchell, Marshall Smifh, T. A. Wood, J. R. Abney, G. A. Ausiin, R. M. Bigger, T. N. Blake, O. P. Board. J, I. Burnelf, W. E. Cannady. C. B. Glover. Third Row: Thomas E. Harris, C. D. Jones, J. A. Lynch, E. D. McGough, J. B. Marshall, J, L. Pierce, C. B. Relfe, James Rouse. L. N. Shannon, B. D. Barlon, T. A. Bell. Fourfh Row: T. C. Cargill, W. J. Cook. A. F. Green, Allen Grubbs, J. W. I308! Hubbard, J. G. Johnson, J. K. Moore, Roberf Nixon, C. A. Pea- cock, Henry Poellnilz, W. H. Ryan. Fiffh Row: James Seay, J. W. Scolf, William H. Walls, Homer Wright Fred Allison, Roberi Balmer, John Collins, James Cooper, Merrill Girardeau, Guy Gravelee, Jack Hans. Sixfh Row: James Helms, Charles Jones, Young Johnslon, James McCrory, Jack McLemore. William Mc- Murray, Jule Milchell, Jack Pease, Herberl Ryding, James Wailz- man, Frank Wrighl, Mrs. Ruby Hari, house molher. Noi' in Panel: James Conner, J. W. Lesler, N. H, Wilschen, Roloerl Dillon. Firsi' Row: Abb Chriefzloerg, Dulce Davis, Waller Ess- linger, M. R. Hazzard, William Hodo. James Hooper, R. H. Linderman, T. R. Loder, K. L. LOH, C. H. Mc- Gehee. Second Row: Roberl Merrill, Pafrick Perry, Randall Bell, Richard Callaway, James Carlisle, S. D. Collier, J. R. Foy, L. M. Harris, Fred Hursi, C. L. Jaclc- son. Third Row: William Lawrence, C. H. McCall, Joe McCleslcey, W. W. McNair, A. B. Morrison, Harfwell Perry, J. Z. Perry. Charles Shorlr, W. M. Slanley, Howard Thames, Malcolm Cook. Fourih Row: Donald CoHier, B. J. Dryer, Roberf Harris, Ralph Hunl, J. C. Jones, Jaclc Lealc, D. P. Liles, Roberi McKnighl', Clarence Michaels, Fox Shaw, Warren Soclcwell. Fif+h Row: Everi' Youngs, Roberi Esles, Roberi' Hodgson, Roberi Mafhews, Thomas Mayes, James Overlon, Edward Perry, John Shaw, John A. Smilh, J. B. Thomas, Mrs. J. O. Reid, house rnofher. Noi' in Panel: John L. Jernigan, B. Jenkins, William Schuler. Jimmy Hooper is Lieu'r. Commander and Joe McCleskay does fhe scribbling .... Hodo and Shor+ combine 'ro form lhe Snake Graff Ring .... A+ fha lasf count Babe had 42 keys. . . . LoH has fime fo sleep, which makes fhe ofher brofhers iealous. Dislike being downhill from Dormifories, buf admif fha? Hazzard is chief dissonler, bu+ calls himself commander. . . . fhe shorf walk io gef 'rhere is nice. SIGMA K., .A 'f.:, B .fx R j Pl Seffled here in l895. Feafure Bamboo Room, quick mail service, and barefoof dances . . . Law and semblance of order lrepi' by R. T. Young. . . Rofenberry is chief sfooge .... Wilson handles purse sfrings, and Abernaihy manages house and adioining lo+s .... Ben Davis records fhe dasfardly deeds of 'rhe lodge .... Founded in l8b8 by social group ai' 'Phe Universify of Virginia. , , MPIIA Firsf Row: J. N. Eddins, J. C. Greeson, W. R. Henry, W. G Hudson, J. F. Lacy, W. P. Lloyd, J. C. McCulloch, J. C. Neill J. K. Newell, J. A. Quenelle, R. E. Ramey. Second Row: W. L Richmond, W. C. Roienberry. G. S. Thagard, R. Waldrop, A. D Ware, F, B. Wilson, R. T. Young, W. H. Abernaihy, R. W. Allen Roland Allen, C. Ashmore. Third Row: W. C. Benfley, C. R Bradford, E. C. Burgin, K. Campbell, R. B. Clopron, Jack Dan dridge, C. L. Davis, J. M. Davis, J. C. Sandy, R. C, Gwilliam, R. M. Harris. Four'rh Row: L. E. Heyduclc, M. B. McRae, H LBIOJ Moore, Frank G, Morris, A. H. Noilingham, E, M. O'Reilly, M. S Skelion, R. Snow, R. C. Sfanlield. R. C. Whiifield, C. Alred Fif+h Row: C. Benson, J. Berry, J. Brown, J. Brush, J. O. Bryan L. Currie, B. M, Davis, M. Feagin, H. S, Gordon, J. Hill, A Hunfer. Sixfh Row: H. McRae, C. Porier, B. M. Rains, J. C Sanders, W. Sherling, S. W. Soulh, W, S. Terry, M. V, Truss, E Wilson, R. N, Yarbrough, L. Brown, R. Caier. Sevenih Row: R Crenshaw, E. Daily, F. McCulloch, E. Mclfachin, C. Ramey. H Reid, R. Sherlinq, L, Smilh, W. Souih. G. Spearman, J, Slahnlce Mrs. W. F, Tyler, house molher. K 5' Pied Rewi Richard Hall, Randolph l-lamilion, wiiiiehh is. Meeehee, John Main. Charles Magnuson, wiiiiehh Miller, v. v. iyiiieheii, Forresler Smilh, Harold Lee Suilon. Richard While. Second Rey: James Crawford, John Dewd, l-lorace oyhee, William eeidy. eeideh Mere, Biewh Miiiideh, John Rice, James Sherrod, Samuel Smilh, John rhieehei, Clifford eey Wallis. Third Rewe Eugene weiiehe, eeeide Whilney, Reheii Adams, dehie Alleygood, Fred Aiheid, wiihem Bailey, Roberl chemheie. eeeide Chipman, rem Dyer. Sieiner eeiieri, Roberl Goodin. Fourrh Row: l-larry hiehh, Richard l-linlcle, Malcolm Hunler, James Jardine, Roberi Kaisner Charles Lang, Roberl Knowles, Francis McDowell, John McGee. F. l-l. Mohns, Waller Piclcard. Fiffh Row: John l.. Redd, MacRae Thompson, Mercer Threllceld, Loyd Vickers, James B. Wilson, WH- liam Alexander, John Belue, Guy Blaclcwell, William Brady, Benlley Chappell, Lamar Clenny. Six+h Row: Julius Davis, James Dunn. William l-lolloway, Philip Jenlcins, Wilbur Neale, Bragg Oaies. Osburne Rainer, Gordon Silces, Alex Smiih, James Ralcliiie, Mrs. l-lelen Williams, house molher. Noi' in Panel: William Gallagher, ' 1 liH'le .... Trigger is ou? on a limb, being +hreafened wil-h expulsion because of secliiious ac+ivi+ies as edifor of fhe Big men are Milchell, chief: Thrasher, vice-chief, Whifney, financial magnafeg Miller, scribbler .... Ed Rice ain'i so Glommyroffer. . . . Lawn, pride and ioy, persisfs in sproufing Johnson grass, bufferflies, and leaves. . . . Chapfer convey- ances cluHer up Gay Sfreef 'For miles, buf won'i' run fha? far. KAPPA rv 'Y a- re . ., .f 5 R ,agree 1 .FQ '5 ' sv 3' T -' gee' J SIGMA mr., Q Musf have a preHy good foofball ieam ihis year, as cup now QL, -ga 3, .ff Q 'isis in facf, fhey are making a frophy room. resis in lhis lodge .... Ted Wrighf calls signals for +he house meefings, and Felix Turnipseed repeafs fhem in a small voice. . . . Hardwick handles currency, and is iifled Compiroller. . . Jackson secrefarizes ,... Have eyes on inframural big aihle+ic frophy, and are already making space in ihe frophy room . . SIGMA PHI EPSIHI Firsi' Row: James Bacon, Joe Dean, James Hardwick, Mac Jackson, Bill Malone, W. R. Scruggs, Joe Ware, Ted Wrighi, Lewis Arnold, Joe Bayliss. Second Row J. M. Davis, Archie Diegel, Jack Fields, James Gilbreaih Russell Kulp, Roy Lockhari, Wallace Marlin, Ed Miichell Felix Turnipseed, Jack Wilson. Third Row: Jack Adam son, Charles Adams, Douglas Cockrell, Jack Curlee, Gordon Duffell, Roloeri' Farrell, Philip Fonde, Fred Dug H121 gar, Owen Munro, Bob Powers. Fourfh Row: Bill Raines, Charlie Rew, Clurin B. Reed, Johnnie Schnell, Leroy Spearman, Merril Yohn, John Broderick, Jack Evans, Eugene Fleicher, Roy Hendrix. Fiffh Row: Guy King, Jim Monigomery, Clyde Orr, Tommy Ouilaw, Jack Plewes, T. W. Scruggs, Charles Skinner, A. C. Smiih, Bob Suarez, Evereii Harwell, Mrs. Elizaloeih Cox, house molher. Firsi' Row: John E. Blunschi, Warren Darfy, Eugene Frech, John Dean Gilder, Charles Kelley, Ralph C. Laihem Davis C. Manning, Joseph McC.lurlcin, Dempsey Moody. Second Row: Franlc Moore, Parlcer Narrows, Marion Perry, Edward Walden, Alberi Wilberl, Michael Baldwin, Julian Braswell, Richard Ellis, Charles Flowers, Beverly Henry. Third Row: John Mchlaughion, William A. Sloan, Marion Smilh, Francis Woollley, Claude Godard, Jimmy Gilbert Lucius Johnson, Clinion Kaminis, Warren Nesmilh, David OH. Fourih Row: John Usrey, Ralph Adams, William Ashmore, Roberi Ledyard, Glenn Manning, John Mc- Namee, l-lenry Simms, Raymond Sisson, Lilbern S+evenS. Mrs. W. C. Gewin, house moiher. No+ in Panel: Ali Lumpkin, Samuel While, John Brooks, Wylie Johnson, John Sanders. . lA BDA Big dawg is D. W. Moody .... Charlie Flowers iusi barks. Alber+ Wilberf, honesf, is ihe people's choice for masfer of +he freasury and ihe chapfer counferfeifing machine .... Marion Perry sifs on Moocly's knees and 'lakes dicfafion, as he is secrefary of ihe lodge .... Won Homecoming decorafion V 014151.32 ,A F' 035.3 ,Q honors wifh fheafer fron? .... Darfy visifs 'Phe house ai fimes, sf:-f 'lhis annual? sfays af Plainsman office less .... Wonder if Kelley likes CHI lPHA Inf guard will be increased shorfly afier broihers find fhis Wallace Allen wriies noies for 'rhe brelhren. Observafory on roof 'Funcfioning nicely, alfhough solar observa- fions have ye'l' fo be lesled. . . . Chapler has decided lo re- +ain presenf localion .... Vernon Wells is head man. . . . Then-e's a lor fo Dub Kelly, bui- he's vice-presidenf, iusi fhe same .... Money is in poclrels of Williard E. Hayes, and fhe oul' .... lllllll lllll Firsi' Row: Merlin Bryant Ralph Burler, Jimmy'Carr, Willard Hayes, Charles Higgins, Dan W. Hollis, Arfhur Kyzer, J. A. Miichell, Leon Thomas, Vernon Wells, H. W. Baker. Second Row: Thomas B azze l, Malcolm Belhea, William Curry, B. F. Davies. Marvin Denion, Teedy Faulk, Johnny Faust W. E. Gregory, W. D. Kelley, Jim Moles, Henry Norden. Third Row: R. G. Orrison, Leland S+arr, L. Z. Thrasher, Paul Wein+ri++, W. W. Allen, Vernon Bass, O. U. Cook, J. E. Dixon, Wa++ Dudley, Jack Earnesl, H. W. Fancher. Fourlh Row: Carl Fogq, Billy Kelley, J. D. Lee, W. H, l3I4l Lyons, Lucius Merrian, Roberi Sims, T. Roy Smilh, Jessie Twilley. Ted Williams, Thomas l-l. Yarbrough, Olin Barnes. Fif+h Row: Avery Bfuee, Jeek Cadenhead, Charles Dufhem, Eugene reeesn. Earnest Goolsby, W. L. Holland, Harry Jehle, Joe Bill Knowles, Marvin Marlannia, Bill Mayben, Arlhur Merrill. Sixfh Row: Clarence Melhvin, Roberl lvlorrls, Jesse Ponds, C. B. Reed. Bill Slorn1S. Oerliez Slricklanol, Earnesl Threadgill, George Tolberf, Joe Wal- lace, w. T. Weafhers, Ma. w. H. efeeery, sf., house mo+her. Nei in Panel: E. N. Jefeen, lan Taylor, Ruben Hammer. Firsl Row: James Alslon, Ossie Bowden, James Cagle, Marlin Camp, Lawrence Crawford, William Crawlorcl. James L. Dailey, John D. Davis, William Kyser, Jim Le- noir. Second Row: John Oberg, Jessie L. Porier, Paul Pruiil, Owen Reeder, Guy Ward, Wallace Wise, Paul Woodiin, Bob llqe Briqhl, Jaclc S. Buller, Francis Crim- mins. Third Row: Rip Deavors, C. J. Eiland, William Hairslon, Ty lrby, William Prilcheil, Aubrey Perils. Earnesl A. Smilh, l-lunrer Smilh, Jack Snow, Holi Sluarl. Fourlh Row: Alberl Thompson, Tom Bullinglon, Edd Fol- som, Joe Jones, Harry Merriwelher, William Neighbors, Lamar Phillips, Billy Reed, Edward H. Slewarl, Ramsey S'l'uarl', Paul Sluarl. Fif+h Row: Oliver Crews, William Henry Diclcey, Shug Filzpalriclc, Quincy Hill, Henry Klein, John Pace, Boyd Pullen, Mark Rainer, Charles Smilh, Duncan Thigpen, Mrs. Maude Gvholslon, house molher. Noi' in Panel: Harold Saye, Claude Denson. On declr on New Fralernily Row .... Crawford is big chief. . . . Kyser is merely chief .... Eiland buys records, pays fhe cools, 'lakes in dues. . . . Saye wriles down lhe sayings of fhe mf, b . . , i. rorhers in meehng. . . . Phone boofh slays as busy as a fresh- ,J man frying to regisler, and line reaching living room from the :gig phone boofh is nor a+ all unusual. . . . Annually give cup lo 'freshman wilh basl scholaslic average on AG Hill. Allllll ISAMM IlHll f 9 2- Qi, official capacily as freasurer of lhe lodge .... Are whole- hearledly in favor of paving Ag Bollom Boulevard lo dormilories. Cenler mansion of new 'fralernify row . . . Answer somelimes lo mas+er's voice of John McCabe .... A. R. Smifh supplies 'lhe vocals when The marsfer is away on official and olherwise busi- ness .... Arnold falres hours 'lo wrife minules .... Simpson falies longer lhan fhal 'ro come up wiih a few cenrs in his IllllA SIGMA PHI Firsf Row: J. C. Arnold, C. M. Clemenls, S. E. Embry T. E. Greene, W. G. Greene, R. B. l-ludson, J. N. Mc- Cabe, R. A. Sawyer, V. B. Seelbinder, W. E. Sholner Second Row: A. R. Smilh, W. J. Calilf, T. R. Cremer, Roloerl Dunbar, Lucius l-laney, J. B. McCors'rin, J. A Simpson, J. M. Sprague, W. l'l. Weaver, J. D. Craig Third Row: R. L. Croolc, C. Crowe, E. C. Davidson, C. l Ealrnan, C. A. Elliol, F. P. Forsler, J. M. l-larberl, lll D. l-loplon-Jones, F. l-loplon-Jones, R. P. Kloeli Fourlh Row: Pal Logan, M. Massengale, S. G. Nesloill B. W. Peake, R. E. Rye, R. E. Wilson, J. E. Wurlele, W J. Faulkner, l-l. C. Greene. C. l-ladley. Fif+h Row Dixon McCormack, Solan McGraw, J. A. Payne, M Woody Peake, M. PoHer, M. D. Sims, Eric Turnbull Ullman Turner, P. Wallcer, Mrs. Ann Slover, house mollner Nor in Panel: C. Braune, Pelham l-lildrelh. I316l Firsl Row: Jacinlo Corlina, Bennie Edwards, Jake Eorlner. French Gunler, Reeves Haley, Claude Hayden, H. G. Huggins, Leroy Pallerson, J. R. Powell. Second Row: Wilmol Rhodes, Price Slone, Phillip Adams, Russell Am- brose, Eugene Caldwell, Jerome Davis, Will Gregory, Jack Hargrove, Preslon Jones. Third Row: Sam Kelley, Jr., Jim Morgan, Vernon Morgan, Berl Powell, Morris Trulock, Francis Tucker, Morris Allen, David Buck, Jimmy Bull. Fourfh Row: Dick Darrow, Bob Smifh, William Couch, Millon Delk, James Fosier, Bob Guillol, Ralph Miller, Ben Earl Park, Tommie Jack Polls. Fif+h Row: William L. Pilriman, Jimmy Reddoch, William M. Thomas, Nimrod Tucker, Ralph Wallis, Elmer Weldon, Warren Williams, Milford Womack, Mrs. Siella E. Williams, house molher. Have moved inio new house on former presidenf Knapp's New Frafernify Row, climaxing several years of planning .... if ,..aL.... Leroy Pafferson wields gavel, Jim Morgan holds key fo Treasure v ' Y frove, Jimmy Buff scribbles endless no+es on meefings .... Q Grounds aboui' fhe house are now in +he process of being U ,Y manicured +o a beaufiful sfaie .,.. Gained fame of a sorl 'uf PI KAP wifh The Homecoming cow, al+hcugh 'troubled several limes wilh 2,5 Q, neighboring rusflers. PA PHI Slill comparalively new, buf 'lhings are loolzing up .... Have moved info new place fhis year .... Presidenl' is Jesse Jordan, while B. B. Knowles awails his lurn fo sub .... Tandy Li++le, and iha+'s nol baby fallx for a liHle chocolale, is secrefary .... Warren Morris is man wilh money and lhe responsibilily fhere- of .... lnfra-group srruggle is ai a minimum, as all seem +o be concenlraling on cooperalion in building. MPHA lAMIiIlA lllll . .i a A q 51. g Vgiwgsgigfi Firsl' Row: Frank Claylor, James Green, Mar- cus Helms, Alvin l-lubbard, Jesse Jordan, B. B. Knowles, L. J. lviclviillan, Warren E. Morris. Second Row: l-lugo Parkman, William B. Blair, Ralph Byrd, James A. Dowdy, Thomas Embry l3l8l Frank l-lelms, William Kelly, Tandy Liiile. Third Row: Roberl Miichell, E. l-l. Nelson, Ralph Slanford, Pembroke Williams, Bill Grant Claude Landrum, William Smiih, Lee Arlhur Crenshaw, Phillip Heard. Firsf Row: E. A. Anderson, W. A. Cochran Jr., W. B. Davenpori, Jr., L. B. Freeland, G C. Garreii, M. D. l-lagood, J. W. Holley U. H. Johnson. Second Row: M. T. Blevins, B. L. Boieler, R. R. Brewer, J. M. Johnson J. W. McCrea, J. A. Pope, Jr., W. P. Shealy, D. A. Brewer. Third Row: J. B. Holi, Jr., E. W. Lindsay. Reuben Brawner, J. C. Easier- linq, Jr., J. E. Forresier, J. l-l. Maliby, Alvin Siraiiqos, Mrs. D. W. Crosland, house moiher. Freeland big chief, Davenporf nexi in line .... Johnson pinches pennies while Bofeler iofs down chapier nofes .,,. Af home on Gay Sfreef, almosf .... House is so far from sidewalk on Gay Sireef fha? i+'s almosi on Ross Sfreef .... This is mere defail, a fepid fechnicalify .... Won loving cup 'for besi' scholarship record .... Sfill on fha upswing wifh almosi new house. SIGMA Have had change of address, and are sorl of in lhe middle of 'lhings wilh 'lheir downfown home .... You don'l have lo show fhese boys 'lhe way lo go home because 'lhey're praclically lhere already .... Bill Ellner is presidenl' .... Brooks O'Hara is vice-prexy. . . . Daniel BiH'ner is lreasurer, and Allen Miller 'lakes lhe noles. . . . Ofher officers lisfed are Bill BiH'ner, chancellor, and T. R. Jacobs, guard. llilll KAPPA Firsl' Row: W. E. Boone, Harry DeWil'r, W. L. Ellner, Arlhur Feasler, N. L. Hall, Charles l'lam, T. R. Jacolos, David Maclinighl. Second Row: Brooks O'l-lara, Roberl Pickens, F. P. Adams, D. G. Billner, Jaclc Dean, Roberl Er- win, Richard Greeson, Francis Kirwin, Marion Monlgomery. Third Row: Allen Miller, J. W. Morgan, William Newlon, Willoer Shriner, I3201 Cecil Ward, l-lomer Weaver, Charles Warner, William Billner, Perry Smilh. Fourfh Row: Harold Wood, Jim Barganier, l-larold Caudle. Elberl Couch, Alberl Gaines, Bernard Jenny, George Weaver, Jack While, Warner Whalley. Noi' in Panel: C. W. Worley, Preslon Davis, L. Ramsay, lvl. A, Champion. Firsl' Row: Eugene Corberl, Herberf Drake, Charles Elliol', Lawrence E. Gralapp, Earl P. Guy, Arfhur Jolley, George Maxwell, Cecil McMahan, King Memory, Edward Paul. Second Row: John Pig- gorl. George Wendling, Charles F. Cox, Harry Donovan, James Filzparriclc, Edward Gilmer, Carl Roberl Gorlrlieb, Frank Hale, C. B. Hewill. John Lu'lZ. Third Row: Thomas l. Masfin, Mandeville Phipps, Mark Quilfy, James Samford, Russell Slewarr, James Bourne, Homer Carder. Bill Cunningham, Warren Fleming, James Fosler, James Frey. Fourlh Row: Roy Gafiord, Clarence Graham. McMurray Griflilh, Clarence Grimmeli, George Heard, Jim Heard, lice Pilman, Sranley Plani, Vaughn Pope, l. T. Quinn, Jr.. Clifford Singley. Fiflh Row: James Thomas, Reginald Albrirlon, John D, Baumhauer, A. S. Brown, Sam Burroughs, Cooper Camp- bell, Lawrence Collie, Bill Dylces, George Dralce, Henry Green. Charles P. Hill. Sixih Row: Billy Johnsion, Hal Marsh, Hugh Payne, Bar+on Perry, John Harvey Thomas, David Underwood. Cecil Vance, Ben Venrress, Herman Warren, James Williford, Mrs. Lena Belle Zeigler, house morher. Ed Paul is only one wifh legible handwriling, so is secrefary. . . Phipps is social guide wiih 'rhe help of a goodly number of +he brofhers who are foofball players .... Donovan and Corbefi' argue over whelher fo gel' classic or boogie-woogie Equidislani from infirmary and engineering building .... Sessions called off by George Maxwell, undersludiecl by C. B. HewiH'. . . . ,-' vi W- we records for The music box .... Se'H'led here in I934. SIISM CHI I3211 Locafed in 'lhe hear? of +he deep Sou'l'h on Magnolia Avenue. T fafions, and senior papers. . . . Schell is guiding hand .... Dickinson comes nexf, swif+ly, as he breaks len seconds in The cenlury .... Moorman shoofs fhe works when money is needed, and comes up wilh The de- sired sum ,... Chapfer wriHen work is done by PeHy, who also wriles 'Freshman lhemes, sophomore essays, iunior disser- AlI'HA PSI Firsl' Row: S. A. Berry, R. A. Dickinson, R. L. Dickinson, C. W. Evans, J. W. Evans, C. B. Givens, B. l'l. Kinsey, G. L. Lewallen, Gordon MacEachern, J. W. McKee. Second Row: J. J. Moore, G. W. lvioorman, l-l. F. Parker, W. V. Perry, F. G. Schell, C. J. Spears, R. A. Ashwander, W. E. Brewer, G. G. Brown, J. W. Byrd. Third Row: T. P. Culpepper, Jr., W. R. Dobbs, Silas Gales, E. M. Jordan, T. E. Lanham, G. E. G. Moore, I3221 T. O. Roby, T. B. Suflon, L. G. Thompson, R. W. Beafy, A. L. Blalock. Fourfh Row: S. R. Bowen, Jr., Francis Case, J. R. Clanlon, George Coffee, J. B. Crane, B. U. Flynn, S. l'l. Garwood, W. W. Glazener, W. l-l. l-larrell, T. A. l'layes, R. E. Lee. Fif+h Row: l-l. l-l. Morgan, J. T. Riddle, W. E. Spence, J. P. Thrasher, L. E. Young, Billie Brooks, Jim Dixon, J. R. Harris, W. R. Pickard, Roberl Reisinger, Howard Weir. Firsi' Row: Llliffon I. Dreyfus, Roland Fry, William Harold Michelson, Norman Joseph Cohen, Roberf Corman. Second Row: Julian Bernheim, lvlorfon Lewis, Leonard Michelson, lvlorfon Noviclc, Leo Schiffman, Jr., Jose Malcolm Silversfein. TEP is nof fhe firsf half of an Indian wig-wam, having no con- necfion wifh fhe same .... William Michelson beafs on fhe wall wifh fhe gavel fo gef order, and is said fo be presidenf. . . . Roland Fry comes niexd .... Bob Corman makes use of money and makes money when needed ....- Cliffon Dreyfus handles fhe pencil and paper .... Chapfer handles fhe slide- rule .... Argue abouf such 'things as how much is infinii'y? sfc. IAII H'S3llll ao QT New bunch headquariers descend from Vef Hill One of Smlfh boys IS dlcfafor A Brown is diciafor sub one s,,,53,,t . . . . . is Clanion, noi 'io be confused wifh fhe village, is money-grabber, V 1 and Julian S+i+h is secrefary .... Have lovely new whi+e house x s Q li and new house mofher. . . . The brofhers being lus+ly proud of h .... ' ' ' - R boi Had fhlrd besf Homecoming decorafions IIMHSA lAll SIGMA Firsf Row: Joseph Baleman, Edward Boyelle, Thomas Edward Brown, George Harvey Clanlon, James Ashby Faughn, Edwin Ferrill, Wilbur C. Hare, Sylvan Dean Haworlh, Newell Galbreafh Jerome, Warren Allon Jordan, Jr. Second Row: William Maffhew Long, Ray D, Lovvorn, Merwln Hale MaHhis, Howard Mead, Ly- man Edward Porler, Milfon Philip Sause, George Kennelh Smiih, David G. Sprinkle, Julian DuBose Slifh, Clio Marshall Slrock. Third Row: William Monroe Thompson, Frederick F. Warren, Alex- ander T. Wiaif, ll, H. Grady Young, Thomas Claude Deal, John William Hazelrig, Quenlin R. Jerome, Alberi D. Knowles. Jr., Roy N241 Chappell Rackley, Jr., Charles Rudolph Swearingen, Jr. Fourfh Row: Grover Cleveland Thornlon, Jr., Kenneih Whillinglon, Jr., Perry Marcellus Boyd, Thomas Clillon Bush, Wilburn Bishop Coch- ran, Beniamin Wolford Dawsey, John George Dowd, Warren H. Hicks, Jack Herberl Howard, Timofhy Arlhie Monk, Charles Lang- dale Nowlin. Fiffh Row: Joe Lambers Sledge, Joseph Tipfon Slearns, William Wood Weissinger, George D. Whilney, Josiah McKewn Williams, Carrol Palmer Adams, James Everelf Brown, Erwin Cooper, Ray Redding Ccwarl, Lee David Rodgers, Mrs, W, J. Founlain, house moiher. SHHUHIIIKS e u I U X29 - K Af is 'hi Lisl of officers includes Burlr, Talum, who subs 'For Burlc, Wallers, Brandl, Tisdale, who subs and checks up on Brandl, chapler lreasurer .... Also Parrish and Braclcin, and lhal slill ain'l all. . . , Enlerlained Helen Jepson as reward 'For selling mosl concerl lickels .... Belly Co-ed married Mr. K. D. lor lhe rushees' laenelil .... Chapler abhors pledge quola rule. KAPPA Ililil Firsl Row: Jean Allcins, Ella Claire Braclcin, Belle Belle Brandl, Ella Breeden, Dorolhy Burlc, Mary Creel, Jean Howie, Verna Jaclc, Kale Jones, Jean Laird. Second Row: Elizabelh Leyden, Helen Moales, Frances Plaxco, Anna Powers, Elizabelh Roberls, Jane Sarlain, Anamerle Smilh, Ann Talum, Carolyn Talum, Elizaloelh Wheeler. Third Row: Margarel Harrison, Marlha Hiclcs, Eleanor Highlower, Carolyn Henderson, Nell Lazenby, Annie Lyde Lewis, Eva McCurdy, Emma Nell Parrish, Dora Rulh Robinson, Jule Tisdale. Fourlh Row: Lila Mae Wallers, Carrie Lee Williams. l326l Anila Albrighl, Margarel Lee Bradlord, Marlha Childress, Carolyn Cowden, Dorolhy Eenn, Lillian Lulce, Ernesline Lloyd, Margarel McCain. Fillh Row: Mary Read, Julielle Summers, Janie Slriclc- land, Corinne Talum, Delphine Thomas. Laura Wallace, Annice Wallcins, Elora Underwood, Mary Davis, Lilian Evans, Dorolhy Foreman. Sixlh Row: Belly Jane Harwell, Frances Hendriclc, Helen Kenl, Nell Brandon Moseley, Peggy Page, Belly Pearson, Henri Cille Pralher, Dorolhy Lee Scoll, Jean Thomas, Peggy Thorson, Margarel Tucker. Firsl Row: Elhel Gardiner, Helen Jordan, Prudence Ozier. Sue Qualllebaum, Bernice Sleele, Bebe Slone, Rulh Sundberg, Mildred Waldrop, Dorolhy Blackmon. Second Row: Margarel Day, Mary Erwin, Marlha Gardiner, Nelle Gilchrisl, Jean Goodin, Louise Hayes, June Mc- Whorler, Arnold Owens, Ann Pallord. Third Row: Terry Wessels, June Wilson, Mary Colvin, Adelaide Dodd, Marlha Gerhardl, Jimmie Jerlqins, Lucrelia Perry, Marjorie Perry, Nancy Ray, Calherine Richmond. Fourlh Row: Binnie Ross, Jean Williamson, Mary Wood. June Adams, Belly Bell, Sara Frances Godlrey, Belly Garman, Kalherine Hall, Marlha Frances Kilgore, Mar- garel Kren. Fiflh Row: Monla Milchell, Kalherine Phillips. Ann Randle, Nellie Clarlc Roan, Annelle Taylor, Anila Tolloerl, Helen Wagner, Virginia Ware, Dorolhy Wrye, Julia Wynne. Qualllebaum, Palford, Sfeele, Slone, Jordan, elc.. are officers. . . . Are quile versalile, running lhe gamul from high rollers f' in women's sfudenl doings fo campus queens .... Have grand- '-FW' sland view of drilll and dislracl llne cadel corps no end .... Have high-powered chapler and do high-powered rushing wilh 'A ' J garden parly, nile club, picnic, and carnival. l1HlllMl6A f3271 l f .... Oli ego O ii Q l 9 sim lvl 'ia S Mallybelle Tabor is prexy .... Marion Firch is nex+ in line of succession .... Sororifies always seem io have fwo secrelaries. . . . Marlha Vesl' irecording sec., and Mary Jane Weaver icorrespondingl are fhese iwo .... Virginia Wes? is knirring a money-bag, and has been busily procuring The conlenfs ihereof all year. Asfounded rushees wilh such sundry 'lhings as carnivals, bowling parries, and barefoof dances. PHI llMlli PI Firsi' Row: Mary Pauline Hoffman, Virginia Marlin, Maiiybelle Tabor, Lillian Thrower, Mary Jane Weaver, Virginia Wesi, Wilma Bonds. Second Row: Nelrose Evans, Marion Eiich, Mary Olive Sirozier, Alma Thompson, l3Z8T Mariha Vesi, Lucille Walden, Rose McLeocl. Third Row: Evelyn Smiih, Margarei Thomp- son, Eulah Jo Cooper, Mary Edirh Eoshee, Marjorie Prince, Jessie Louise Sahm, Elaine Wilmer. Firsi' Row: Mary Guy lnzer, Alice Lillie, Ruby Morrison, Lucile Paullq, Earle Rives Sybil Richardson, Kalie Lee Robinson. Sec- ond Row: Ruih Williams, Margarei Banks, Avis Midclleron, Margarer Nash, Eleanor Poe, Norma Ray Auirey, Marfha Brooks. Third Row: Mildred Brown Davis, Dorolrhy Johnson, Mary Elizaberh Priicheii, Jean Black, Vivian Clay, Margie Ellen Mallory, Genevieve Mason, Ruih Preniiss. , sw ., , . These sisfren hold 'Forih in Dormilory 4-see ducky chapfer room .... Alice Li'H'le is grand presider a+ all sessions wiih Ruby Morrison second in command .... Earle Rives handles all 'Phe sisfers' pin money while Ruih Williams records all chapfer goings-on .... Are noled 'For unique annual Rainbow Ball. . . . Claim four BWOC'S and presenf annually a cup fo ihe mosi' represenlalive woman sfudenl. HIHA IIPSIHI Q5 ai in vi. if ' , 1.5 5:2 9 V is Frances Hodge fool: over Margaref Lindon's presiding officer iob shorfly before Xmas when Margaref fool! over a husband. . . . Lassefer is sub .... Edifhe Mosley wrifes fhe one check a monfh allowed by nafional office .... Kafhryn Blake does pen work for fhe bunch ,... Had sunrise dance which woke up fhe campus .... Orienfed rushees wifh Orienfal lea. MPHA GAMMA lllllA Firsf Row: Frances l-lodge, Margaref Lindon, Eclifhe Mosley, Marfha Owen, Jean Beasley, Chrisfine Blackburn, Kafhryn Blalce, Jean Cogburn, Adele Fox. Second Row: Frances l-lay, Claire Joyce Lassefer, Billie Owen, Mary Glenn Young, Sara Boles, Nell Caldwell, Emmie Tom Cenferfif, Madrid Davis, Erline De Weese, Sarah Dobson. Third Row: Evelyn Hope, Jane Maffhes, Marilyn Meagher, Mary Laura Priesf, l-lenrieffa Reeves, Jo Reynolds, Mary Tinsley, Mary Virginia Wren, Lea Alcans, Nelda Beasley. Fourfh Row: Alice Blair, Rufh Coker, Kiffy Coolc, l-lelen Croolc, Julia Digby, Linnelle Dobbins, Carolyn Funderburk, Elizabeih l-lerzfeld, Fdifh Flirn- rod, Frances Young. Nof in Panel: Doris Greene, Sally Mulloy, Margaref Weller, Frances Finley. Firsl' Row: Anna Belle Carnmaclc, Janie Car- ler, l lazle Garrison, Dorolhy l-lursl, Rulh King, Civille Owens, lvlarlha Nell Vann. Sec- ond Row: Margarel Woolf, Sarah Alice Ein- ley, Annie Owsley, Deloris Sanders, Mary Vaughan, Virginia Chase, lvlargarel Killourn. Third Row: Allen Gdom, Valera Porler, Eileen Slephens, Elaine Burdelle, Willie Chase, Doris Ford, Mary Jo l-lursl, Claire Ellen Slalon. Young chicks, as a bunch .... Gel nalional charler aboul a year ago .... Boss is Hazel Garrison .... Woolf, vice-boss, says il ain'l' so and iusl' wail .... Official officerorial line-up included Sanders, Slephens. Car'l'er, Porler, Odom, and Cam- mack .... Are proud of somelhing called Slandards Program, which rival sororilies do nol have, as yel' ..,. Pride in keeping good scholasfic average. aff? 3 ,- Q .-,jQZ4fn5 fits? swtffniscs i i lllllA lllll f331'l W L MMM garish-. 6 S cond loch, Iliam John T R I-Ienry BriTT, Jaclc gl J hn Deming, J g J h McCabe. e Carlisle lvIcCul McGehee, Wi G h Thomas Roby, STraTToArd. SPIIIIIS The purpose oT Spades is seT TorTh in The Tollowing preamble oT The con- sTiTuTion: Whereas, Teeling The need oT some organizaTion in The Senior Class OT This insTiTuTion which, wholly independenT oT The social and oTher reIaTions, shall seelc To gaTher TogeTher The mosT prominenT and inTIuenTiaI men oT The class and OT The insTiTuTion, This socieTy is organized. Ten men are selecTed Trom The Junior Class in May oT each year by The re- Tiring members, and These Ten men compose The acTive membership during The Tollowing year. To wear a Spade is a goal which all under- classmen may seelc as The highesT honor an Auburn man may obTain. Members oT Spades are: I-Ienry BriTT, Jack Cagle, John Deming, Jim King, John McCabe, Carlyle McCulloch, I-Ierndon McGehee, Bill Mc- Gehee, Tom Roby, and John STraTTord. LEADERSHIP ORGANIZATIONS PHI IIIIPPA PHI ., Phi Kappa Phi is a naTional honor socieTy organized Tor The purpose oT encouraging scholarship and original sTudy among sTudenTs. IT is composed oT proTessors and gracluaTe and undergraduaTe sTudenTs who have disTinguished Themselves by scholar- ship and inTellecTual service To Their Alma MaTer. Phi Kappa Phi is unique in The TacT ThaT in choosing iTs members iT considers The exTra-curricular acTiviTy oT iTs can- didaTes in addiTion To scholasTic achievemenT. Members, I94I, classiTied according To Their respecTive deparTmenTs: AgriculTure-Merlin BryanT, Marlin Camp, David GriTTin, George Sawda. ArchiTecTure-Sara Lee Banks. ChemisTry and Pharmacy- James W. Edwards, Joe Rash, Leroy Thompson. EducaTion-ETheI Gardiner, Freda Kyle, Virginia Miller, DoroThy I-IursT, Ossie Bowden, Spurgeon Davis, Junius Thorpe, AugusTa Williams. Engineering-Dan I-Iixon, Wilbur DavenporT, Clarence Mershon, Carlyle McCulloch, Turney Gilliam, George B. Clarke, ArThur FeasTer, NaThan Adams. I-Iome Economics-Frances Hodge, RuTh Sundberg. Science and LiTeraTure-John Deming, Charles Ray, Edmund Taylor, Frank Wilson. VeTerinary Medicine-George Lewallen, William M. Thompson, Vernon Wells. Mrs. Marion Spidle and Maior I-larry WaTTs were The TaculTy members chosen. Dr. Charles S. Davis served The organizaTion as presidenT, RoberT G. PiTTs as vice-presidenT, Dr. Paul Irvine as secreTary and Treas- urer, and Mrs. Neil O. Davis as correspondenT. HOLARSHIP ww I ,ix . Q ' - .0065 N I Firsl' Row: NaThan Adams, Sara L. Banks, Ossie Bowden, Merlin BryanT, Marlin Camp, George Clarke, Wilbur Daven- porT, Spurgeon Davis. Second Row: John Deming, James W. Edwards, Arlhur FeasTer, EThel Gardiner, PeTer Gilliam, David GriTTin, D, A. I-Iixon, Frances I-lodge. Third Row: DoroThy I-lursT, Freda Kyle, George Lewallen, Carlyle McCulloch, Clarence Mershon, Virginia Miller. Joe M. Rash, Charles Ray. Fourfh Row: George Sawada, RuTh Sundberg, Ed- mund Taylor, Leroy Thompson, William Thompson, Junius Thorpe, Vernon Wells, Au- gusTa Williams, Frank Wilson. ORGANIZATIONS FirsT Row: Henry BriTT, W. G. DarTy, John Deming, Dan Hol- lis, Jim King, Kirlc Newell, John McCabe. Second Row: Herndon McGahee, W. B. McGehee, Thomas Roby, John B. STraTTord, MarTin Wender, Frank Wilson, R. T, Young. ll ICITO Ilillll KAPPA Omicron DelTa Kappa, naTional honor TraTerniTy, was Tounded aT WashingTon and Lee UniversiTy in l9I4, iTs purpose being Three-Told: FirsT: To recognize men who have aTTained a high sTandard oT eTTiciency in collegiaTe acTiviTies, and To inspire oThers To sTrive Tor conspicuous aTTainmenTs along similar lines. Second: To bring TogeTher The mosT represenTaTive men in all phases oT collegiaTe liTe and Thus To creaTe an organizaTion which will help To mould The senTimenT oT The insTiTuTion on quesTions of local and inTercollegiaTe inTeresT. Third: To bring TogeTher members oT The TaculTy and sTudenT body of The insTiTuTion on a basis OT muTual inTeresT and undersTanding. OTTicers are: John McCabe, president MarTin We-nder, vice-presi- denT3 Tom Roby, secreTary-Treasurer: and Dr. Charlie Davis, execuTive secreTary oT The circle. Members oT Omega Circle are: Henry BriTT, W. G. DarTy, John Deming, Dan Hollis, Jim King, Kirlc Newell, John McCabe, C. H. lvlc6ehee, Bill lvlc6ehee, Tom Roby, John B. STraTTord, lvlarTin Wender, Franlc Wilson, and R. T. Young. LEADERSH ORGANIZATIONS Tllll BTI Pl The purpose of Tau BeTa Pi is To mark in a fiTTing manner Those who have conferred honor upon Their Alma MaTer by high grade of scholarship as undergraduafes, or by Their aTTainmenTs as alumni: and To fosTer a spirif of liberal culTure in The engineering schools of America. During The presenT Term The local chapTer has cooperaTed To The fulIesT exTenT in The organizafion and work of The Auburn STudenT Engineering Council, a new organizaTion on The campus. IT has endeavored To insTill inTo The engineering underclassmen a desire To mainTain sfandards of scholarship and characTer such as Those required for membership in Tau Befa Pi. An advisory board for This organizafion is composed of Professors J. A. C. Callan, lvl. T. Eullan, C. R. Hixon, and J. C. McKinnon. Carlyle McCulloch, Presidenfp Wilbur Davenporf, Vice-Presidenf: James Windham, Secrefaryq and Professor C. R. Hixon, Treasurer, hold The reins of office. Members are: Nafhan Adams, Henry BriTT, William Chapman, Earl Crow, Wilbur Davenporf, Bolden Eiland, lvlarfin Eisher, Yuell HargeTT, Joe Heard, William Hawfhorne, Roberf Hudson, V. H. Johnson, Waring Lapsley, Carlyle McCulloch, Buddy Ivlcixflahan, Charles lvlershon, Joe Mifchell, William Mifchell, William Newman, Sam PeTTus, Charles PiTTs, W. L. Richmond, James Rouse, RoberT Sfanfield, George Thaf gard, Leroy Thompson, A. J. WilberT, James Windham, Holdman Baker. GINEERING in 'E 1' ip 'I Firsf Row: Nafhan J. Adams, Holdman W, Balmer, Henry Briff, William Chapman, Earl Crow, Wilbur Davenporf, Bolden Eiland, Marfin Fisher, Yuell I-largeff. Second Row: Joe Heard, William Haw- Thorne, Roberf Hudson, U. H. Johnson, Waring Lapsley, James C. McCulloch, Cecil Mclvlahan, Charles Mershon. Joe Mifchell, William Mifchell. Third Row: William Newman, Sam Peffus, Charles Piffs, W. L. Richmond, James L, Rouse, Roloerf C, Sfanfield, George S. Thagard, Leroy Thompson, A. J. Wilberf, James R. Wind- ham. ORGANIZATIONS Quang iii T F T Row: NaThan M lin Camp. Abb Chriel' b q. Paul Darden. Paul Ellis. T F T nd Row: A. . k I-IaTc er. ac . o , ic I1 M K L L TT D k McGowen. B ddy McMahan. Third Row' E e Mills, Bill MiTch II Ed P I Bill RoTenberry, Eddie T l ghf ay or, Ted Wri IIIUT Illl The obiecT oT The NaTionaI Blue Key I-Ionor EraTerniTy, as seT TorTh by The consTiTuTion, is: To sTudy, discuss, and sTrive To TurTher The besT inTeresTs oT The Alabama PoIyTechnic InsTiTuTe: To TosTer inTer-coIIegiaTe reIaTions and develop a naTionaI coIIegiaTe spiriT by placing The sTamp oT approval on all college leaders which makes iT possible To recognize Them wherever They may be Tound. Members oT Blue Key are: NaThan Adams, Marlin Camp, Abb ChrieTzberg, Paul Darden. Paul Ellis, ArThur FeasTer, Chick I-IaTcher, Mac Jackson, K. L. LoTT, Dick McGowen, Buddy McMahan, Ernie Mills, Bill MiTchell, Ed Paul, Bill RoTenberry, Eddie Taylor, and Ted WrighT. OTTicers are Eddie Taylor. presidenT: Cecil McMahan, vice- presidenTg Bill RoTenberry, secreTaryg Marlin Camp, Treasurer. LEADERSHIP ORGANIZATIONS FirsT Row: ETTa Breeden, Ver nelle Gamble, EThel Gardiner DoroThy HursT. Second Row MargareT Lindon, Alice LiTTle Ruby Morrison, Sybil Richard son, Third Row: Earle Rives Jane Sarlain Ann TaTum, Vir qinia WesT. it nn: Al in Cardinal Key, naTional honor socieTy Tor women, has Tor iTs obie-cTs To sTudy, discuss, and sTrive To TurTher The besT inTeresTs oT The school: To promoTe a spiriT OT TraTernalism among all Auburn sTudenTs and To oTherwise Tul- Till The obligaTions seT TorTh in The pledge of Cardinal Key. Cardinal Key was one oi The TirsT OT such organ- izaTions To be esTablished on American college campuses. The Auburn chapTer was Tounded in 1932. BeTore school opened in The Tall This organizaTion wroTe leTTers To women sTudenTs who were planning To aTTend Auburn Tor The TirsT Time. When These new sTudenTs arrived on The campus, members oT Cardinal Key conTacTed many OT Them, welcoming Them To Auburn and helping Them To become familiar wiTh college liTe. Cardinal Key sponsors Owls, a Sophomore service organizaTion Tor coeds. IT has operaTed a Tea room, The proTiTs oT which go inTo a scholarship fund. The oTTicers are: Ann TaTum, President Sybil Richardson, Vice-President MargareT Lindon, Se-creTary: Alice LiTTle, Treasurer. FaculTy advisers are: Miss Zoe Dobbs and Dr. Rosa Lee WalsTon. Members are: ETTa Breeden, Vernelle Gamble, EThel Gardiner, DoroThy l-lursT, MargareT Lindon, Alice Liffle, Ruby Morrison, Sybil Richardson, Earle Rives, Jane SarTain, Ann TaTum, and Virginia WesT. ORGANIZATIONS KW T R F B TT Bell B elf D T B Ii I J d S d R OW or an cl Ifyle, Sue QuaTTIebaum, y S Wheeler. X LEADERSHIP Sphinx, a senior honor organizaTion Tor women, was esTabIished on The Auburn campus in May, I935. ITs colors are blue and goldg iTs Tlower is The IoTus. In recognizing girls who are ouTsTand- ing in scholarship, leadership, personaIiTy, and service, iT sTrives To encourage These quaIiTies in oTher girls on The campus. Sphinx also sponsors Oracles, an honor socieTy Tor Treshman girls, Teas Tor junior girls, a bridge TournamenT, and a boolc exchange. WiTh The help oT The Auburn Players, Sphinx sponsors The elecTion oT a May Queen and The May Day program. They have plans To build a cabin Tor The beneTiT oT all girls on The campus. The oTTicers oT Sphinx are The Tollowingz I-Ielen Jordan, PresidenTg Bobbie STeele, Vice-President DoroThy Burk, SecreTaryg Freda Kyle, Treasurer: and Miss Mary George Lamar, FacuITy Adviser. Members are: Frances Barnes, BeTTie Bell BrandT, DoroThy Burlc, I-Ielen Jordan, Freda Kyle, Sue QuaTTIebaum, Bobbie STeele, and EIizabeTh Wheeler. ORGANIZATIONS ETa Kappa Nu, naTional honor TraTerniTy oT elecTrical engineering, has Tor iTs purpose The bring- ELECTRICAL ing inTo closer union Tor muTual beneTiT Those men in The proTession oT elecTrical engineering who, by Their aTTainmenTs in college or in pracTice, have maniTesTed a deep inTeresT and marked abiliTy in Their chosen work. The organizaTion was Tounded aT The lJniversiTy oT Illinois in l904. The chapTer on The Auburn campus was esTablished in I92O, and is represenTed on The Engi- neering Council. Wilbur B. DavenporT, Jr., who has served The organizaTion as iTs presiding oTTi- cer, was assisTed in his duTies by Jack Loeb, Vice-PresidenTg D. Thomas Rogers, SecreTary, and MarTin Fisher, Treasurer. EaculTy members are: R. A. BeTTs, I-I. G. CarloviTz, Woodrow Darling, A. ST. C. DunsTan, M. T. Eullan, W. W. I-Iill, J. C. McKinnon, A. L. Thomas, A. C. Weid. Mem- bers oT ETa Kappa Nu are The Tollowing: E. A. Crow, W. B. DavenporT, B. I-I. Eiland, M. I-I. Fisher, W. B. I-lawThorne, U. I-I. Johnson, CS. A. KenT, J. Loeb, C. E. McMahan, C. L. Mershon, G. M. Morrison, W. W. Newman, D. T. Rogers, E. C. Burgin, I-I. G. CarTer, R. A. Dulce, E. C. GenTIe, R. A. Irwin, J. M. Johnson, I-I. C. McClanahan, C. U. SmiTh. I3-121 ORGANIZATIONS I SVSU OV, USS6 O FISOH, SOI' 9 FirsT Row: ErnesT B g ri, I-Ie UF Wilb ry CarTer, Earl Crow D p T R II Duke, Bal emi l den Eiland, MarTin Fishe Second Row: Edgar William I-lawThorne, Ralph win, Joseph Joh son, Ub J h G g KenT, Ja lc FI I' 5 Loeb. Third Row I-Iarvey M Clanahan, Cecil McMaha Clarence Mershon, Georg Morrison, William Newma D. Thomas Rogers, Cyril SmiTh :f ini O 'x v Firsi' Row: Roberi Adair, Rob- er+ Brewer, James Brown, George Chipman, Eugene Corbeii, Henry Faucelle. Sec- ond Row: Jack Fields, Edward Gilmer, Francis Golson, Harold Flagler, Archie I-larlcins, John Hari. Third Row: Donald Hoplon-Jones, John T. Hud- son, K. L. Lori, L. J. McMillan, Ernesi Mills, Vernon Morgan, Sam Neirles. Fourfh Row: Daughiry PerriH, Charles Ray, James Thomas, J. P. Thrasher, L. Z. Thrasher, Mifchell Wad- lcins, Frank Wilson. niiii siiiii ii Delia Sigma Pi is a nalional professional and business adminisrraiion iraierniiy. Hs purpose is fhe iosrering of ihe slrudy oi business in universiiiesg +o encourage scholarship and lhe associa- Hon of siudenis lor iheir murual adyancerneni by research and pracriceg io promore closer ai- iiliaiion beiween ihe commercial world and lhe slrudenis oi commerce and io iuriher a higher siandard of commercial eihics and culrureg and +o iurlrher The civic and commercial welfare oi Jrhe communiiy. The presideni oi This organizalrion is Franlc B. Wilson, who is aided in his dufies by K. L. Loii, Vice-President I-lenry Faucerle, Secreiaryq and Archie I-iarkins, Treasurer. Mem- bers are: E. Corberl. l-l. Fauceire, F. Golson, l-l. Flagler, A. l-larkins, J. Hari, K. L. Lori, E. Mills. V. Morgan, D. Perriii, C. Ray, M. Wadlcins, F. Wilson, R. Adair, R. Brewer, J. Brown, G. Chip- man, J. Fields, E. Gilmer, D. i-loplon-Jones, J. T. l-ludson, L. J. McMillan, S. Neilrles, J. Thomas, J. P. Thrasher, L. Z. Thrasher. ORGANIZATIONS I-Iami on, o n PHIPSI Phi Psi, Nafional Professional Texfile Frafernify, was founded in Philadelphia, Pa., on March I8, l903. The purpose of fhis frafernify is: To promofe good fellowship among congenial men of fhe fexfile schools and colleges. fo encourage a higher sfandard in fexfile worlc, and fo assisf. by every honorable means, fhe advancemenf of ifs members. The officers of fhe frafernify are: Nafhan J. Adams, Presidenf: Joe Ware, Vice-Presidenf: James D. Danner, Secrefary: John A. Quenelle, Treasurer. Members are: Nafhan J. Adams, James E. Danner, John D. Danner, J. Nor- wood Eddins, I-lodges I.. Golson, Randolph I. I-Iamilfon, John R. I-Iaffield, Ralph C. Lafham, Lu- man M. Mayo, I-Ioward T. lvlccamy, John A. Quenelle, John L. Rencher, Izorresfer lvl. Smifh. Joe Ware, Leslie R. Willcerson, I-Ioldman W. Balcer, Conce G. Bramleffe, Phillip Camp, Wil- liam T. Curry, Gordon E. Wood, Alva Yafes, Jr. I3441 ORGANIZATIONS Ed Danne Firsf Row: Nafhan Ad I-Ioldman Balmer, Conce B Ieffe, Phillip Camp Will Curry, John Danner, Sec d Row: J, Norwood Edd Hodges Golson, Ran If J h I-I ff Id d R I3 Lafham, Luman Mayo. Th d Row: I-Ioward McCamy, J h A. Quenelle, Forresfer Sm Ih Joe Ware, Leslie Wilker E. Gordon Wood, Alva Yaf Noi' in Panel: John Rench V. I SUEIETY 9 E M OR TEA Weil? 2 I FirsT Row: L. O, Baldwin, O. H, Bowden, Merlin Bryanl, Marlin Camp, Claude CarTer. Second Row: S, L. Davis, Rouse Earnharn, D. R. GriTiin, J. P. I-Iolladay, Dan I-Iollis, RoberT Langford. Third Row: J, M. Lawerence, W, V. Lord, Ellis Prafher, Leslie ST. Clair, George Sawada, Jimmie Seal. FourTh Row: J. D. Sellers, E. F, SchuITz, J. E, Thorpe, I-Ienry Wesson, A. G. Wi'Iiams, VN. I, Zeigler. AGRICULTURE I IIIIIIIIIIIIII SIIIIIIIII IIIITA Gamma Sigma DeITa is The naTionaI honor socieTy OT agricuITure. The purpose OT The socieTy is To encourage high sTandards oT scholarship in all branches of agricuITuraI science and educaTion and a high degree oT excel- lence in The pracTice oT agricuITuraI pursuiTs. Gamma Sigma Delfa was Tounded in I905 aT Ohio STaTe Univer- siTy. There are Twelve chapTers, and The Auburn chapTer was Tounded in I9I6. ITs colors are green and whiTe, and iTs Tlower is The whiTe carnaTion. Members oT Gamma Sigma DeITa are chosen on The basis oT scholarship and leadership, and To be eIecTed To This TraTerniTy is The highesT honor ThaT can come To an agricuITure sTudenT. Alumni who have been especially ouTsTanding are also eIecTed. LasT year This TraTerniTy made iTs annual award To Merlin BryanT as The besT all-round Junior in The AgriculTure School. The organizaTion held an occasional open meeTing wiTh guesT speakers, and also held meeTings wiTh The AgricuITuraI Club. OTTicers oT Gamma Sigma DeITa are: E. V. SmiTh, PresidenT7 Sam E. BrewsTer, Vice-PresidenT: and E. S. AranT, SecreTary-Treasurer. Members oT The TraTerniTy are: Lunie Oscar Baldwin, Ossie I-Ianson Bowden, Merlin T. BryanT, Marlin W. Camp, Claud Ivy CarTer, Jr., Spurgeon L. Davis, Rouse S. Farnham, David Reese GriTTin, James Paul I-Iolladay, Daniel W. I-Iollis, RoberT LangTord, John M. Lawrence, WiITred Virgil Lord, Edmund Ellis PraTher, George Swada, Edwin Frederic SchuITz, Jr., James P. Seal, RoberT Leslie ST. Clair, John Douglas Sellers, Junius Earl Thorpe, Henry Jay Wesson, AugusTa Garland Williams, Jr., William Irvin Zeigler. ORGANIZATIONS Allen, H, W. Baker, Mac Bran- Eillmer, E, C. Genfle, Third Row: J. A. Greene, W. B. Hawfhorne, J. M. Heard. Fred Henning, L. E. Heyduck, V. H. Johnson. Fourfh Row: T. R. Loder, D, J. Maclfnighf, H. C. McClanahan, J. C. Mc- Culloch, W. H. Mifchell, P. H. Perry. Fif+h Row: S. J. Peffus, J. L. Rouse. R, C. Sfanfield, H, L. Thompson, H. van Aller, F. A. Woolfley. Faculfy: J. E. Hannum, R. E. Wrngard. R. E. Riffs. Mowwilisiliiiizi is sou cn The purpose of fhe Engineering Council is fo bring all engineering sociefies closer fogefher, fo coordinafe fheir acfivifies, and fo bring abouf a spirif of fellowship among engineering sfudenfs. The membership of fhe Coun- cil is composed of represenfafives from each of fhe eleven honorary engineering and chemical sociefies, fhe group being confrolled by an execufive commiffee elecfed from fhe members of fhe Council. This year fhe very successful and novel Engineers' Carnival was sponsored by This group. The officers are: H. L. Thompson, Presidenfg W. H. Mifchell, Vice-Presidenf: W. B. Hawfhorne, Secrefaryg and Professor Roberf G. Riffs. Treas- urer. The advisory board is formed by fhe fhree sfudenf officers supplemenfed by Dean J. E. Hannum, Pro- fessor R. E. Wingard, and Professor Roberf G. Riffs. The members of fhe Engineering Council are as fol- lows: R. C. Sfanfield, Jr., M. W. Bunch, W. B. Hawfhorne, V. H. Johnson, E. C. Genfle, W. A. Cochran, Jr., P. H. Perry, E. A. Woolfley, S. J. Peffus, W. H. Mifchell, J. L. Rouse, H. L. Thompson, J. W. Edwards, N. J. Adams, H. W. Baker, T. R. Loder, W. A. Chapman, A. E. Henning, H. Van Allen, Jr., H. A. Eillmer, S. E. Embry. J. M. Heard, J. C. McCulloch, D. J. MacKnighf: H. C. McClanahan, J. A. Greene, R. F. Clayfon, E. C. Allen. L. E. Heyduck. Jr., and Mac Branham. ORGANIZATIONS Firsf Row: N. J, Adams, E. C. ham, M. W. Bunch, W, A. Chapman. Second Row: R, F. Clayfon, W. A. Cochran, J. W. Edwards, S. E. Embry, H. A. wx ,513 if jew M4fff-44 f 2. ll Firsf Row: A. C. Allen, L. O. Baldwin, Joan Ballcalow, Ossie Bowden, Mildred Bynum, D. K. Chrisfenberry. Second Row: E. O. Creel, S. L, Davis, Frances Fore Dave Griffin Third Row: Reba Johnson, Freda Kyle, Aileen Lagrone, V. W. Lord, John Lawrence, E. L. McGraw. Fourfh Row: Virginia Miller, R. S, Payne, James Sfaggers, Ann Tafum, J, E, Thorpe. Elizabelh Wheele er, A. G. Williams. KAPP , Ffhel Gardiner, , Dorofhy l-lursf. I, E D U C A T l Kappa Delfa Pi, founded in I9l I, has for ifs purpose fhe encouragemenf of high infellecfual and scholasfic sfandards and recognifion of oufsfanding confribufions fo educafion. To fhis end, if invifes fo membership such persons who exhibif commendable personal qualifies, worfhy educa- fional ideals, and sound scholarship. lf endeavors fo mainfain a high degree of professional fel- lowship among ifs members and fo quicken professional growfh by honoring achievemenf in edu- cafional growfh. The officers of fhe organizafion are: John Lawrence, Presidenf, Jordan Langford, Vice-Presidenf: Dorofhy l-lursf, Secrefaryg Spurgeon L. Davis, Treasurer. Members of fhe organizafion are fhe following: John Lawrence, S. L. Davis, Ossie Bowden, D. K. Chrisf- enberry, Frances Fore, Efhel Gardiner, Dave Griffin, Dorofhy l-lursf, Freda Kyle, V. W. Lord, A. G. Williams, Elizabefh Wheeler, Ann Tafum, A. C. Allen, Reba Johnson, Joan Barlcalow, J. E. Thorpe, James Sfaggers, E. O. Creel, R. S. Payne, E. L. McGraw, L. O. Baldwin, Mildred Bynum, Virginia Miller, Aileen M. Lagrone. ORGANIZATIONS O I Firsl Row: Ruby The purpose of Thela Epsilon are 'ro promole advancemenf in I-Iome Economics and Io encour- HOME ECONOMICS age high slandards of scholarship, leadership, and characler. Thela Epsilon, founded in I93I, is a local organizalion. II is pelilioning Omicron Nu, nalional honorary home economics Iraler- nily, wilh Ihe hope of becoming a chapler of Ihal organizalion. Wifh Ihe increase in Ihe number of sludenls in Ihe I-lome Economics Deparlmenl Ihis will probably be accomplished. Officers ol Ihe organizalion are: Frances I-lodge, President Ruby Morrison, Vice-President Ruby Braly, Secrelaryg Margarel Whalley, Treasurer, Edilhe Mosley, Reporler. Members ol Thela Epsilon are Ihe following: Frances I-lodge, Ruby Morrison, Ruby Braly, Margarel Whalley. Edilhe Mosley, Anna Belle Cammaclc, Rulh Sundberg, Bess Tomplcins, and Margarel Lindon. ORGANIZATIONS Belle Cammaclc F I-lodge, Margaret I d S ond Row' R b M . u y Edilhe Masley, Rulh S db g Margarel Whalley NI Panel--Bess To f R A. C. Allen, Sabel Charles Dubberley. d R w: James McBroom., lc N ell, Harold Sullon, M rfin Wender. 'WWW QQ3 Q Ga T' W??'!711 leQQ3i , iETKA' apr., -flask, TT' '-Q-1 I . li ilu :civil iuvuin E B A H Tau Kappa Alpha has for i'rs purpose lo promole and sponsor collegiale and inlercollegiale forensic aclrivilies, and Jro recognize and reward Those sludenls excelling Therein. This organiza- fion was founded al' Indiana Universily in l908. The Auburn chapler, one of ninely-five chap- Jrers 'rhroughoul The counlry, was founded in I935. The organizalion encourages forensic acliv- ily by awarding cups and keys lo winners of lournamenls and Jro ouisianding debalers. and as- sisied in enlerlaining visiling debale Teams. The officers of Tau Kappa Alpha are: Archie Claylon Allen, Presidenl: Charles Allen Dubberley, Secrelary: and James Kirlc Newell, Jr.. Vice-President The Tau Kappa Alpha members are as follows: Archie Clay+on Allen, Sabel Baum, Richard H. Biurberg, Charles A. Dubberley, James l-l. lV1cBroom, James Kirlc Newell. I-larold L. SuHon, and Mar+in G. Wender. I3491 ORGANIZATICNS SCOUTINGAIPHA Alpha Phi Omega, Nafional Honor Service Frafernify, was founded af Lalzayeffe College in l925. Membership is composed of sfudenfs who have disfinguished fhemselves in scoufing. The purposes of fhis frafernify are: To develop friendship, fo plan for exfending leadership in worfhwhile campus and communify proiecfs, fo develop plans for rendering service fo our fel- Iowman, fo creafe parficipafing and undersfanding cifizenry for our nafion. Officers of fhis fra- fernify are: Charles S. Davis, Presidenfg Roberf G. Piffs, Vice-Presidenfg Paul Irvine, Secrefary and Treasurer: Mrs. Neal Davis, News Reporfer. Members are as follows: John C. Ball, S. E. Baum, W. M. Branham, Morgan Bunch, Jim Burf, Jim Bush, Bill Curry, W. G. Darfy, Bobby Dobbins, Jim Franklin, Harry Frech, Henry Green, J. A. Harlqins, Bill Holland, W. D. Ivey, James McCrory, Sam Murphy, John Negosian, Kirk Newell, Beverly Paffon, Edwin Rodgers, J. D. Sharp, Marion Smifh, L. E. Sfarr, Quenfin Sfrong, Clemenfs Swiney, Phillip Taylor, Jack Whif- Iey, Franlc Wilson, and Tom Wood. ORGANIZATIONS Firsi' Row: John C. Ball, S. E Baum, W. M. Branham, Mo gan Bunch, Jim Burf, T. C Bush, Bill Curry, Second Ro W. G. Darfy, Bobby Dobbin Jim Franklin, Harry Frech Henry Green, J. A. Harkin Bill Holland. Third Row: W D. Ivey, James McCrory, Sa Murphy, John Negosian, Ki Newell, Beverly Paffon, Eclw Rodgers. Fourih Row: J. D Sharp, Marion Smifh, L. E Sfarr, Quenfin Sfrong, Phill Taylor, Jaclc Whifley, Fralc Wilson, Tom Wood. Noi Panel: Clemenfs Swiney. PHIII Hill Firsl Row: Belly Barnes, Alice Blair, Virginia Blair, Ellen Breedlove, Violel Bruce, Em- magene Dawson. Second Row: Frances Folmar, Sarah K, Gunler. Mildred Halchell, Maxine Hill, Edilh l-lunl, Eve- lyn Knapp. Third Row: Eloise Lapp, Mary Elizabelh Loranz. Pauline McGinnis, Mariorie McKinnon, Edilh Marlin, Eliza- belh Mason. Fourlh Row: Drusilla Mullane, Daisy Sue Norlhrop, Dorolhy Norman, Beverly Jean Perry, Mariorie Prince, Mary Burns Shook. Fiflh Row: Clara Slalon, Sarah Srnilh, Barbara Slevens. Wini- lred Swenson, Minnie Tippins, Margarel Tuclcer, Emma Jean Vick. Nol in panel: Geor- qelle Davis, Oracles is a freshman honor sociely under lhe sponsorship ol Sphinx. This sociely was organ- SCHOLARS IP ized lor lhe purpose ol promoling higher scholarship among lhe lreshman coeds al Auburn, and was lounded on lhe Auburn campus in l935. lls colors are green and yellow, and ils llower is lhe yellow chrysanlhemum. Oracles is primarily a service organizalion and during lhe year il assisled Sphinx in carrying oul ils May Day program. Ollicers ol Gracles are: Dorolhy Norman, Presidenlg Margarel Tuclcer, Vice-Presidenl, Marjorie McKinnon, Secrelary-Treasurer: Sarah Smilh, Program Chairman. Members are: Belly Barnes, Alice Blair, Virginia Blair, Ellen Breedlove, Violel Bruce, Georgelle Davis, Emmagene Dawson, Frances Folmar, Sarah K. Gun- ler, Mildred l-lalchell, Maxine l-lill, Edilh l-lunl, Evelyn Knapp, Eloise Lapp, Mary Elizabelh Lo- ranz, Pauline McGinnis, Marjorie McKinnon, Edilh Marlin, Bellye Mason, Drusilla Mullane, Daisy Sue Norlhrop, Dorolhy Norman, Beverly Jean Perry, Marjorie Prince, Mary Burns Shook, Clara Slalon, Sarah Smilh, Barbara Slevens, Winilred Swenson, Minnie Tippins, Margarel Tuclcer, and Emma Jean Vick. l:35ll CJRGANIZATICNS Firsf Row: Roberl Clinton R. M. lfwald, E. C. Genile. Will Gregory. J T, Gvriswdld, A, F. Henning. Second Row: David MacKnigI-if, H. C. Mc- Clanahan, J. B. Rollins Merlin Sims, H. H. Van Aller, George Willard. C. J. Basiien. Third Row: Fred Gurley, J. I. Joy ner, Don Kirk, Roberi Morgan R. H. Roberison. J. W, Cole- man. R. F. Colvin. Fourfh Row: B. F. Galloway. J. B. Houslon, F, G. Kirwin. E. W Morris, Roberl Russell, J. C. Souiherland, W. H. Weaver. Noi in Panel: P. M. Srnilh, C O O PBIIIAHIEA suciiiv Briaerean is a narional honor sociely for co-operarive sludenis. The ren ouisranding Third-year Co-ops in each seciion are elecled ro membership each year. To be eligible lor eleciion a siudenr musr have a weighred scholasric average oi eighiy-five per ceni and have compleied ai leasi one year ar Auburn as a Co-op. The purpose ol The Sociely is ro provide an incenrive for a higher slandard oi worlc among The co-operaiive sludenlsg io form a broiherhood which will bind rhem Jrogelher in closer Hes ol good fellowship: io promore parricipalion in acliviries and aihlelics by co-operalive siudenis, and io work ro raise ihe slandards and repuialion ol rhe co-operarive course and ihe Alabama Polyrechnic Insiiiuie. Members who enlered in Sep- iember are: G. W. Willard, A. F. Henning, E. C. Genile, David MacKnighJr, H. C. McClana- han, R. M. Ewald, H. H. Van Aller, J. T. Griswald, Roberl Clinion, Will Gregory, J. B. Rollins, Merlin Sims. Members who eniered in January are: R. E. Colvin, F. G. Kirwin, E. W. Morris, P. M. Smilh, Roberi Russell, W. H. Weaver, J. C. Sourherland, J. W. Coleman, B. F. Gallo- way. J. B. Housron, R. B. Morgan, J. F. Gurley, J. I. Joyner, C. J. Basrien, Donald Kirlc, R. H. Roberison. ORGANIZATIONS . I Officers are: Merlin Bryanl Presidenlg David Grillin, Vice Presidenig Claude Carler, Seca relaryg W, O, Sellers, Treas- urer: Paul I-lolladay, Monilor. GCIUB L. Baldwin, D. Barnlwill, C. Beckham, M. Bryanl, M. Camp. T. Campbell, B, Cargile, C. Carter, V Clwumley, R. Claylor, B. Collier, U. Complon, W. Coppage, I-I. Creel, J, Dailey, J. Davis, C, Ifiland R. Farnlwam, D. Gardiner, W. Granger, A. Gregory, D. Griffin, J. Griffin, D, I-Iale, J. Haupl, J. I-Iolla day, J. Keller, R. Langford, W. Lipscomb, W. Lord, N, Meadows, H, Milligan, FI. Moses, F. Nix W. Porler, F. Praliwer, J, Sellers, W. Sellers, T. Seweli, F. SIWUIIZ, P. Bingley, L. SI. Clair, A. Tlwomas A. Webb, I-I. Wesson, T. Wlnalley, A, Williams, L. Wilson, R. Wible, P. Woodlin, J. Wyall, W Ziegler, R. Adamson, C. Allon, G, Alsobrook, J. Barnes, J. Barlon, R. Bozeman, R. Brockway, M Browder, T. Brumley, J, Buller, M. Byrd, C, Carllon, T. Coleman, T. Cope, F, Cowen, C. Cox, R Davis, J. Davenport W. Dalilberg, L. Dennis, J. Dulces, P, Dunn, R. Dunway, J, Flemming, O, Fredrick C. Gardner, J, Gilley, I-I. Gordon, T. Green, W. Gregg, I-I, Gregory, W. I-Iairslon, C. I-Ierelord, B I-Iereford, R. Horn, J. Ivey, W. Ivey, C. Jones C. Jonnslon, W. Kennedy, I-I. KiIIingsworlI1,W,KnigIiI J. Knowles, J. Lee, R. Livingsfon, F. McCain, J. McManus, K. Maddox, L. Marsh, I-I. Merriwellwer W. Milcliell, T. Nickols, J. Nooiin, W. Nordan, J. Pace, T. Palfy, G. Phillips, A, Pelfis, I-I. Pinkerlon J. Piiiman, D. Poe, W. Prallwer, B. Pullen, I-I, Purswell, J. Real, B, Reed, J. Reid, G, Riclnardson, J Rogers, J. Rodgers, F. Riley, L. Self, VV. Slwaw F. Smiili, L. Smiih, M. Srnillw, R. Smifli, J. Snow I-I. Sfeplwenson, F, Slewarf, G. Siokes, C, Slorev. J. Townsend, J. Tyler, A. Wassars, N, Walson K. WI'1iIe, B. Williamson, L, Williamson, S. Windlvam, P. Waodall, J. Wyail, J. Yeager, F, York FI. Dunn, W AGRICULTU ORGANIZATIONS C. Adams, E. Adams, J. Anderson, J. Andrews, R. Ashwander, M. Avery, H. Basham, E. Bass, R. Bass J. Baleman, R. Baucom, R. Beary, S. Berry, L, Becker, A, Blalock, J. Blunschi, M. Birn, A. Bodine M. Bomar, R. Bowen, C. Boyd, P. Boyd, F. Boyelle, B. B. Brinkman, G. Brown, J, Brown, T. Brown W. Brewer, B. Brooks, T. Bush, H. Burns, O. Burnside, J. Byrd, B. Caplinger, F. Case, J. Clanlon Cv. Clanlon, G. Cloyd, W. Cochran, G. Coffee, N, Cohn, N. Conner, D. Coppage, R. Cowarl, J. Crane, M. Crawford, D, Croll, T. Culpepper, W. Cunningham, T. Deal, R. A. Dickinson, R. Dickinson D. Dimmerling, J. Dixon, B. Dobbs, B, Dorsey, A. Douglas, G. Eason, L. Ellis, C. Evans, J. Evans J. Fancher, J. Faughn, E. Ferrel, B. Flinn, I. Franklin, R. Gaflord, P. Fickandler, S. Garwood, S. Gales D. George, G. Gilchrist C. Givens, W. Glazner, C. Gross, W. Haire, G. Hardwick, H. Hare, W Harrell, W. Halhaway, T. Hayes, M. Hayles, A. Hayden, C. Hayes, S. Haworlh, T, Head, F. Hender- son, W. Hicks, C. Hill, R, Hill, H. Hillhouse, L. Hoddy, J. Howard, Ty Irby, W. Irwin, W. Isbell, H Jackson, J. Jacobs, N. Jerome, Jerome, J. Johns, J. Jones, B. Jolly, E. Jordan, W. Jordan, J, Juslo D. Kallman, C, Kaminis, B. Kennedy, B. Kinsey, A. Knowles, C. Lang, T. Lanham, R, Lee, G. Lewallen M, Levy, J. London, W. Long, R. Lovvorn, B. Lynn, E, Mackery, J. Madill, M. Mallhews, O. Mallhews, J Marlin, J. McCrory, G. McDaniel, Cv. Mclfachern, I-I. McGee, R. McFerris, H. Mead, R. Millhollin, R Milchell, T. Monk, G. Moore, J. Moore, W. Moore, H. Morgan, G. Morman, F. Morrill, J. Nall, H Nelson, C, Nowlin, H. Parker, V. Pelly, C. Phillips, J. Piggol, C, Pillman, E. Pope, L, Porch, L. Porler W. Pulney, C. Prickell, M. Quilly, R. Rackley, V. Rackley, F. Randall, F. Reid, M. Reeder, R. Reisenger J. Riddle, T. Roby, G. Rogoff, M. Sause, B. Sawyer, F. Schell, S. Scoville, T. Slaughler, J. Sledge G, Srnilh, J. Smilh, W. Skinner, C. Spears, W. Spence, D. Sprinkle, A. Slallord, J. Slearns, R. Slerrel J. S+i+h, Om Slrock, T. Sullon, C. Swearinger, M. Thompson, G. Thornlon, L. Thompson, W. Thorp J. Thrasher, F. Warren, J. Walers, V. Wells, H. Weir, W. Weissinger, J. Whilman, G, Whilney K. Whillinglon, A. Wiall, H. Williams, J, Williams, J. Willis, C, Woodley, L. Young, L. Young. VETERINARY Officers are: Sylvan D. Ha- worlh, Presidenlg Thomas E. Brown, Vice-Presidenrq Grover C. Thornlon, Secrelaryq Marion L. Crawford, Treasurer: Prof. M. O. Robinson, Facully Ad- viser. ORGANIZATIONS Ollicers are: Margarel Whal- Iey, Presidenlg Mildred B. Da' vis, Vice-Rresidenlq Miriam 'vIcClendon, Recording Secre- lary: Claudia Weinman, Cor- responding Secrelaryq Floris Copeland, Treasurer: Dean Marion Spidle, Facully Ad- viser, Dana King Oalchell, Honorary Member. ,. .1 at . 5 me XO? m u Q ... B-3 se 5 2.1-2- IIII II KI G IIIIIIZHIII CIUII The purpose ol lhe Dana King Oalchell Club is lo develop a professional spiril among lhe undergraduale sludenls in I-Iome Economics: lo acguainl ils members wilh lhe Nalional and Slale Organizalions ol I-Iome Economics: and lo cooperale wilh olher organizalions in lhe school lo creale general inleresl among lhe sludenls. Members below are: Fronl Row, Iell lo righl: A. Waller, F. Nixon, M. I-Ierring, M. Tompkins, M. Davis, B. Pearson, E. Wilmer, M. Marlin, M. Whalley, Dana K. Oalchell, A. Riley, D. Knapp, K. Owens, A. Cheney, F. Marlin, C. McRae, M. Oilberl, N. Pike, W. Swen- son. Second Row: B. Bell, C.. I-Ieard, M. Tabor, F. I-Iamillon, M. French, A. Slrozier, D. Norman, M. Loranz, V. Ware, O. Duke, M. Waldrop, M. B. Davis, R. VVilliams, M. Chesnull, M. I-Ialchell. Third Row: R. Moore, E. Vines, A. Tomblin, M. Weaver, M. Johnslon, M. Davis, D. Foreman, S. Godfrey, E. I-licks, E. Cannon, R. Sundberg, R. McLeod, C. McCue, F. I-Iarl, F. Fore, W. Bonds. Fourlh Row: O. Woodham V. Chase, V. Lowery, B. Crawlord, J. Warren, M. Moorer, R. Lynch, M. Slone, F. Reed C. Norlon, F. McOehee, R. Braly, D. Fenn, F. Copeland, N. Jones, C. Weinman D. Browning, Dean Marion Spidle, M. Spidle, W. Parker, F. Fore, V. Marlin, J. Forbus M. Slrozier. Members nol in piclure: C.. Dykes, N. Aulery, E. I-Iimrod, M. Marlin M. Wooll, B. Fllis, V. Walker, A. Owsley, E. Bell, J. Creel, F. Clapp, L. Croom M. Walls, D. Aldridge, M. Anderson, M. llursl, I-I. Crook, A. Peavy, A. Pallord, M. McOueen, T. Dodson, R. Lawler, E. Freeman, M. Roberls, R. Franklin, M. McClen- don, A. Slubbs. I I r I I i HOME ECONOMICS 235 iii? ii Z? .. .. .. ,.... ORGANIZATIONS l E, .L ,.,.,.....-,..... il: SEARS SCHlll ITSHIPS The Sears, Roebuck Scholarship Club is com- posed of sTudenTs who have received Tour-year scholarships in AgriculTure Trom Sears, Roebuck and Company. The maior purposes oT This or- ganizaTion 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 of iTs members in exTra-curric- ular acTiviTies. Members are: F. Bowen, J. Bozeman, M. BryanT, D. K. ChrisTenberry, S. Davis, D. Gardiner, J. HaupT, J. Holladay, W. Kyser, L. PaTTerson, L. ST. Clair, J. STephenson, A. Webb, L. Wilson, A. Williams, D. Hollis, C. AlTon, C. BradTord, C. Cox, H. Fleming, G. Fowler, W. lvey, J. Jones, W. KnighT, B. Wil- liamson, H. WhiTe, J. Snow, M. Byrd, R. Dunaway, H. Dukes, W. Frederick, A. Gilmore, A. Gregory, R. Horn, J. Jernigan, A. Kearley, R. Killebrew, L. Pepper, J. Pond, M. Price, H. SmiTh, P. Turnham, D. Tyler, B. Tompkins, F. Turk. SIIAITAB Founded aT The UniversiTy oT Illinois in I909, Scarab Fra- TerniTy has provided a means Tor aTTaining a broader knowledge oT archiTecTure and allied arTs: securing, Through associaTion, The advanTages oT a more refined culjureq sTimulaTes a greaTer inTeresT in expression Through The graphic arTs7 promoTing friendly compeTiTion among sTudenTs in schools of archiTecTure, and creaTing Tellowship wiThin The TraTerniTy. Tapping iTs members in The Tall Trom men oT Third year sTanding or beTTer, Scarab has mainTained a high presTige boTh locally and naTionally Tor iTs caliber oT mem- bership, iTs acTive yearly programs, iTs yen To be diTTerenT in all Things, and iTs annual recepTion Tor new sTudenTs oT The deparTmenT. FirsT Row: RoberT ClopTon, Claude Hayden, Charles Kelley. Second Row: Joe Lacy, John McCabe, Bill McGehee. Third Row: Herndon McGehee. Joe Meadows, Parker Nar- rows, Leslie O'Gwynn. FourTh Row: Ed Paul, Albie SmiTh, RoberT STernenberg, Eugene Treadway. NOT in Panel-Al NorThingTon. l3561 N ORGANIZATIGNS A. S.A. L T The obiecT of The American SocieTy of Agricul- Tural Engineers is To promoTe direcTly and indi- recTly The inTeresTs of The sTudenTs in Agriculfural Engineering, parTicularly as These inTeresTs relaTe To Their professional advancemenT and To The parenT sociefy, The American SocieTy of Agricul- Tural Engineers. This socieTy was organized on The Auburn campus during The firsT semesTer of lasf year. Members are: L. Lowery, E. CurTis, W. Jones, H. Fleming, B. Yarborough, M. SkelTon, A. PeTTis, J. Rogers, L. Sfoddard, H. BenneTT, G. Blackwell, K. Campbell, E. ClayTor, J. Green, J. JohnsTon, C. Rollo, W. Snellings, W. Land, D. Alsobrook, J. Bryan, J. Jackson, C. GranT, B. Young, C. Boyd, J. BUTT. T. Corley, W. C.rawford, W. Weaver, L. Harris, J. Conniff, G. Sewell, W. Woods, W. Frederick, H. Brandorff, C. Landrum, W. Gresham. PHIlAMBD UPSHO The purpose of Phi Lambda Upsilon is: To fosTer a spirif of fellowship among The sTudenTs in The field of chemisTry, To promoTe a higher sTandard of scholarship, To widen The inTeresT in The field of chemisTry and iTs allied subiecTs, and To place honor upon Those sTudenTs deserving of recogniTion because of Their meriTorious work. A naTional honorary chemical socieTy, founded aT The UniversiTy of lllinois in I899, iT has ThirTy-eighT chapTers, The Alpha loTa ChapTer aT Auburn having been founded in l933. EirsT Row: James William Edwards, JohnsTon Hawkins, Joe Heard. Second Row: RoberT Hudson, Waring Lapsley, PaTrick Perry. Third Row: Conyers Relfe, Maurice Sellers, Leroy Thompson. FourTh Row: James Windham, Malcolm BeThea, James Rouse, Ronald Young. T3571 ORGANIZATIONS Y Y 7 ,- , W - The obiecT oT a STudenT Branch oT The A. S. M. E. is To add To The sTudenTs' acquainTance wiTh The pracTical side oT engineering, To Turnish The sTudenT wiTh a iournal oT The socieTy, To de- velop The sTudenT's iniTiaTive, and To provide con TacTs among The sTudenTs. Members are: D. Allen, W. Ashmore, l-l. Barron, S. Baum, J. Bridges, R. Callaway, W. Chapman, R. Chisholm, G. Clarke, J. Cooper, DeWiTT, C. Dubberly, A. DurnonT, R. Ellis, A. FeasTer, J. Ferrari, E. Frech, L. Gralapp, C. l-lam, M. l-Taygood, J. McKinney, J. l-looper, W. Kelley, D. Lace, J. LeMay, T. Loder, J. Main, F. Manci, G. Maxwell, J. MiTchell, F. Morris, F. Moss, A. Mullin, D. OTT, C. Gverby, F. Payne, A. Penn, W. Penn, M. Perry, J. Reynolds, W. Richmond, L. Sahag, T. SmiTh, STrong, S. Tindal, G. Thagard, F. WingaTe, D. Williams, T. Woiohn, C. WrighT, C. LaTshaw, V. Bodden, W. RichTer, D. Davis, T. Fason, H. BriTT, P. WeinTriTT. B PTIST STUDENT IINIIIN The BapTisT STudenT Union oT The Alabama PolyTechnic In- sTiTuTe is composed oT all BapTisT sTudenTs enrolled in aT leasT one uniT organizaTion. The B. S. U. is The connecTing link beTween The college and The BapTisT Church, uniTying all The religious acTiviTy oT The BapTisT sTudenTs on The campus. The Council, which direcTs The enlisTmenT acTiviTies Through The various organizaTions oT The local BapTisT Church, is elecTed loy The BapTisT STudenT Union. Firs+ Row: Bill Acker, ErnesT Burgin, Joe Cleland, Judson Cleveland. Second Row: JaneT Cloud, CliTTon Cox, James Culpepper, l-lershell Gilley. Third Row: Marie GoldsmiTh, Louise Green, AlTon Jordan, Bill Knighlr. Four+h Row: l-'Iarold Malone, T-larold Massey, Julia McMillan, Tom Woolley. Noi' in Panel: l-lankins Parker, D. T. Rogers, Francis PrickeTT, T. C. Clark, l-lelen-SmiTh, Claudia Weinmann. L358fl ORGANIZATIONS . L L L A. I. E. E. is The sludenl branch organizalion ol 'rhe American Inslilule ol Eleclrical Engineers. The purpose ol A. I. E. IE. is Io coordinale lhe acrions and Jrhoughrs ol lhe sludenls enrolled in Eleclrical Engineering, lo make Tor The ad- vancemenl ol The Jrheory and praclice ol The profession, and lo mainlain a high slandard ol proficiency arnong ils members. Professor W. W. Hill serves as lacully adviser lo The organ- , izarion. Members are: W. Cochran, E. Crow, W. Davis, B. Eiland, M. Fisher, A. Funlc, Y. Hargerr, W. Hawf Thorne, J. Loeb, W. Long, A. Moore, G. Morrison, W. Newman, J. Sharp, R. Avery, W. Busch, H. Carler, R. Dulce, E. Genlle, A. Henning, R. I-lousron, R. Irwin, R. Kloeri, C. McCall, H. McC,lanahan, D. MacKnigh'r, A. Morrison, F. Payne, C. Smirh, H. Van Aller, S. Mayo, W. Morris, R. I-Iarr, R. Love. CRGANIZATIONS UWIS The purpose ol Owls is Io recognize scholaslic abilily and campus leadership among Sophomore girls. The organiza- Jrion is sponsored by Cardinal Key, as a service group. The number of Jrwelve members only has been ser by Cardinal Key. Owls was organized on The Auburn campus during The lirsl semesler ol lasl year. Owls has been a ioinl spon- sor of The lea room in Dormirory One. Firsl' Row: Anila Albrighl, Reid Anderson, Clyde Dylces, Margarel Dylces. Second Row: Dorolrhy Floyd, Marrha Ger- hardl, Nellie Jim Jerlcins, Mary Kafhryn Kennamer. Third Row: Henrierra Slory, Delphine Thomas, Laura Wallace, Annice Walldns L359l A. S. II. I. The American Sociefy of Civil Engineers is fhe oldesf nafional engineering sociefy in fhe Unifed Sfafes. If was insfifufed in I852 for fhe pur- pose of advancing engineering and archifecfural knowledge and pracfice, mainfaining a high pro- fessional sfandard among ifs members, encourag- ing infercourse befween men of pracfical science, and esfablishing a Hcenfral poinf of reference and union for ifs members. Members are: L. Freeland, R. C. Sfanfield, M. Bunch, J. Barfon, L. Bolon, D. I-Iixon, L. I-Iixon, J. Prew- eff, M. Jones, W. McCIusky, W. McDonald, A. Pearson, W. Banks, J. Jones, W. Clark, W. Gregory, C. Middlefon, A. Smifh, R. McGee, G. Ausfin, C. Hewiff, J. Telfair, G. Wallis, G. Blackwell, A. Diegel, M. Truss, E. Rodgers, M. Shows, W. Boone, R. T. Kulp, A. Parra. IIHI EPSIIII The purpose of Chi Epsilon, a nafional honorary civil engi- neering frafernify, is fo form a close union, and a fie of friendship and brofherhood befween fhose in fhe civil engi- neering profession who have shown marked abilify and in- feresf in fhe profession. Chi Epsilon was founded af fhe Universify of Illinois in I922, and fhe Auburn chapfer was founded in IQ37. There are eleven chapfers of fhis frafernify. Firsl' Row: Lang I-Iixon, C. C.. Middlefon, M. W. Bunch. Second Row: A. W. Diegel, J. J. Preweff, G. Ausfin, C. B. I-Iewiff. Third Row: Sam Peffus, Bill Mifchell, L. B. Freeland, MacDanieI Jackson. Nof in Panel-Prof. Jennings, Prof. T. M. Lowe. I36C1 ORGANIZATIONS . . Ch. I. The purpose oi The American Insiiiuie of Chem- ical Engineers is Io develop a professional spirilr among 'rhe undergradualre siudenis in chemical engineering al Ihe Alabama Polylechnic Insli- fuie, 'ro acguaini ils members wifh The worlc of 'rhe nalional professional socieiy of chemical en- gineers, Ihe American Insrilule oi Chemical En- gineers, and To cooperale wiih oiher organiza lions in Ihe school in The preparaiion of pro grams of general inieresi Io chemical engineer- ing siudenis. Members are: M. Sellers, F. Wolfley, W. Broiherion, J. Heard, W. Cannady, H. Perry, J. Rouse, W. PaHon, A. Hawkins, H. Perry, J. Windham, J. McArIhur, J. Nichols, T. Elkins, M. Buri, T. Hosieiier. C.. Isbell, D. Wells, R. Young, B. Mar+in, J. Wilbank, E. King, C. Hopkins, H. Thompson, H. Carder, C. Rew, F. Fosfer, T. Capps, D. Brewer, F. Browder, D. Cousins, J. Cleveland, P. Jenlcin, C. Clemenis, W. McCamy, C. Ellioi, R. Langley, J. Crawford, J. McCIesIcy, R. H anco ck, G. Nesbii, R. Linderman. UBUH CHIMICAI The Auburn Chemical Socieiy was organized in Sepfember, I939. The purpose of Ihe sociely is Io bring The siudenfs in closer fellowship, and Io promoie inieresi and encourage scholarship in Chemisiry. Firsi' Row: George Barnes, Mac Branham, Warren Bridges. Second Row: Doroihy Burlc, James Edwards, Conyers Relie. Third Row: Earle Rives, Bill Roienberry, Julian Braswell. Fourfh Row: Malcolm Befhea, Hugh Maddox, Emma Nell Parrish, Jewell Wilson. I36l1 ORGANIZATIONS AIPHA IHA T. T. A. The purpose of The collegiaTe F. F. A. is To Train sTudenTs who plan To enTer The Tield oT Agricul- Tural EducaTion as Teachers in high schools To excell as F. F. A. advisers. While in college The sTudenTs are TaughT how To organize, mainTain, and prepare inTeresTing programs. The F. F. A. Takes an acTive parT in all campus acTiviTies, They sponsor a weekly loroadcasT over The local radio sTaTion, enTer all inTramural sporTs, sponsor a deloaTing Team, and give an annual dance and I3anqueT. OTTicers oT F. F. A. are: James L. Dailey, PresidenT: A. G. Williams, Vice-PresidenTg S. L. Davis, Secre- Taryg W. V. Lord, Treasurer: Jim Lenoir, SergeanT-aT-Arms: W. I-I. Gregg, ReporTerg D. K. ChrisTen- berry, ParliamenTarian7 ProT. R. W. MonTgomery, Adviser. The Alpha ZeTa TraTerniTy, naTionaI honorary agriculTural service TraTerniTy, was organized on The Auburn campus lasT year Tor The purpose OT recognizing Those agriculTural sTu- denTs who were ouTsTanding in scholarship, exTra-curricular acTiviTies, characTer and poTenTiaIiTies as leaders. FirsT Row: M. T. BryanT, lvl. W. Camp, C. I. CarTer, S. L. Davis. Second Row: R. S. Farnham, D. R. GriTTin, D. W. I-Iollis, W. R. LangTord. Third Row: W. V. Lord, E. E. PraTher, E. F. SchulTz, Jimmy Seal, I-Ienry Wesson. FourTh Row: A. G. Williams, W. I. Zeigler, CliTTon Cox, I-I. J. Fleming, G. E. Fowler. Fif+h Row: R. O. I-Iaas, W. F. KnighT, J. R. Snow, Sam Tisdale, K. E. WhiTe. If362J ORGANIZATIONS I. II. II. The Infernafional Relafions Club is composed of upperclassmen who manifesf an inferesf in infer- nafional affairs and who meef fhe enfrance re- guiremenfs. If affiliafes wifh and is sponsored by The Carnegie Endowmenf Fund. If was founded in I923, and fhe Auburn club was esfab- lished in I932. Members are: J. Barkalow, W. Bonds, R. Brewer, A. Brooks, M. Bryanf, R. Bierberg, J. Carmichael, E. Champion, A. Dozier, C. Dubberly, N. Eagar, J. Fields, H. Fleming, D. Floyd, S. Fowler, H. Garrison, D. Griffin, P. Hoffman, J. Holladay, D. Thomas, L. Thrower, M. Vann, V. Wesf, M. Wafkins, D. Wiffel, C. Weinman, L. Walden, D. Hursf, M. Jackson, J. Jones, K. Kennamer, K. Jones, M. Kilburn, F. Hop- fon-Jones, P. Kimafa, F. Kyle, M. Marshall, B. Murphy, V. Marfin, L. Perry, M. Perry, M. Roberfs, S. Soloryano, M. Sfrozier, D. Sanders, L. Smifh, J. Snow. PI IIIU SIIIIVIA The Alabama Tech Chi Chapfer was colonized on fhe A. P. I. campus in fhe fall of I94O by a group of seniors in Mechanical Engineering seeking fo award merif fo fhose who have been oufsfanding in fhis field. The selecfion of sfu- denfs fo Pi Tau Sigmaiis based on scholarship, exfra- curricular acfivifies, characfer, and pofenfialifies as leaders. FirsI' Row: J. E. LeMay, C. N. Piffs, A. T. Feasfer, H. J. Barron. Second Row: G. B. Clarke, Jr., W. A. Chapman, W. L. Richmond, G. S. Thagard. Third Row: H. S. Briff, S. M. Burney, J. A. Mifchell, C. H. I-Iam, E. A. Anderson. nasal ORGANIZATIONS F. B. Wingafe, A. J. Wilberf, M. J. Perry. Fourfh Row: l l i L l .u H. . The purpose oT The lnsTiTuTe oT The AeronauTical Sciences shall be The advancemenT and dissemi- naTion oT knowledge oT The Theory and pracTice of The aeronauTical sciences, and The opporTuniTy To become acquainTed wiTh The personnel and acTiviTies oT The lnsTiTuTe as well as To promoTe a professional consciousness and Tellowship. The chairman oT The lnsTiTuTe is L. lf. l'leyducl4, wiTh E. C. Allen as SecreTary and Treasurer. Members oT The lnsTiTuTe oT AeronauTical Sciences are as Tollows: Edwin C. Allen, Thomas l-l. Barnes. RoberT S. CarsTens, Richard P. Darden, Charles L. Davis, l-lugh L. Fellows, Beverly Z. l-lenry, Lawrence E. l-leyduclc, Thomas R. Loder, Jr., James W. McCrea, James C. McCulloch, William l-l. Page, Roger A. PeTrey, WilmonT G. Rhodes, Handley G. Thigpen, Jr., Lane F. Thigpen, Melvin C. WhiTaker, and KenneTh G. Wells. Prof. RoberT G. PiTTs and Prof. B. M. Cornell, FaculTy Advisers. SIIIIIRES For The purpose oT recognizing The mosT ouTsTanding Soph- omores, O. D. K. annually selecTs eighT second-year men Tor Squires. These men are selecTed on The basis oT scholar- ship, achievemenT in leadership, characTer, and promise as college men. Membership in Squires is The highesT campus honor ThaT can come To a sophomore. FirsT Row: Tom BullingTon, Jim BurT. Second Row: Jimmy BuTT, PeTe King. Third Row: Bob KloeTi, l-larold Massey, l-lomer WrighT. NoT in Panel: James A. Reynolds. ORGANIZATIONS UA IIT CITIB The Dance Club was organized in The school year oT l938-39, and is under The direcTion oT Mrs. Louise Kreher PorTe. lTs purpose is To give creaTive expressions Through The medium oT The dance, and is open To anyone inTeresTed in mod- ern and inTerpreTive dancing. The club gives a ChrisTmas program and parTicipaTes in May Day. During The year iT also worlcs in coopera- Tion wiTh The Auburn Players and appears in sTaTe-wide programs. Members are: l-l. Jordan, A. WaTlcins, L. Wallace, M. Funchess, M. Mallory, D. Johnson, M. Tuclcer, C. Kinsey, 6. Hawkins, D. Zachry, J. Jerkins, E. Parrish, D. Thomas, J. Thomas, M. Jarrard, M. Mc- Cain, C. Weinman, B. Bell, C. McCue, J. Tisdale, J. Beasley, M. JohnsTon, T. Blair, M. GerharolT, D. Penn, V. Bruce, C. Thomas, J. Wynne, S. Godfrey, V. Riley, B. Pearson, M. Robinson. ORGANIZATIONS lPHA TPSIl0 DTlTA Alpha Epsilon DelTa, NaTional l-lonorary Pre-Medical So- cieTy, was Tounded aT The UniversiTy of Alabama in I926. The obiecTs of The socieTy are To encourage excellence in pre-medical worlc by Turnishing a goal Towards which The sTudenTs may sTrive during The early semesTers oT his or her pre-medical career: To bind TogeTher The similarly inTeresTed sTudenTs, and To bridge The gap beTween The spiriT oT The pre-medical school and ThaT oT The school of medicine. FirsT Row: T. A. Boyd, J. E. Davis, l'l. C. Penn. Second Row: D. P. Galvin, M. E. l'lunTer, E. W. Jordan. Third Row: L. Landrum, R. P. STinson, J. Deming, E. Weldon. NOT in Panel- l'lugh Ford, Dr. l-l. D. Jones, FaculTy Advisor. l365l E ITllTlS'TilHUllIIT The principle purposes oT The Auburn Glee Club are To promoTe inTeresT in music among sTudenTs on The campus, and To serve The school and local organizanons when called upon To do so. Sey- eral Trips were made This year by The club: ouT- sTanding among These was The appearance in Birmingham on a naTionfwide broadcasT over The Columbia BroadcasTing SysTem. FirsT Row, LeTT To RighT: E. Capell, 6. Hubbard, S. Ulmer, Lawrence BarneTT, DirecTorg F. Pope, E. Henderson, W. Carlisle, J. Dryden. Second Row: C. WesTbrool4, J. OverTon, R. Somerville, J. Cleve- land, A. Clapp, M. GriTTiTh, R. Balcer. Third Row: D. W. Moody, J. STaggers, R. Wilson, C. Wood, S. Mayo, J. ClopTon. FourTh Row: R. MaThews, W. Byers, A. Jordan, H. Hinds, C. Ware. FiTTh Row: Niclc Flood, H. Williamson, W. Kelly, B. Collier. SixTh Row: L. Morgan, F. ClayTor, F. BryanT. NOT in picTure: W. Peake, W. Dennis, M. Thompson, Annice Polk, accompanisT. AIThough The Girls' Glee Club is a new organizaTion on The campus, iT is growing Through The everfincreasing inTeresT and cooperaTion oT The coeds. The purpose oT The club is To promoTe an inTeresT oT music on The campus and To carry Auburn's banner high wiTh Tours ThroughouT The sTaTe. This year boTh Glee Clubs collaboraTed and made a ioinT Tour which proved highly successTul. Members are: M. Funchess, B. Owen, N. Eagar, J. Beasley, C. NorTon, D HaThaway, M. Tippens, E. Knapp, D. Allen, S. Godifrey, M. Walls, A. MarTin, C. Kinsey, S. BenneTT, A. Tamblyn J. Cloud, A. Dodd, B. STevens, S. Jaclcson, E. CenTerTeiT, H. Krause, M. Guarisco. PianisT, Madge Jarrard. ORC-BANIZATICNS 1 HHHHIISIHS QCEEES.2TI'EiEf1IESWEi,Ti HEEEZEE A U B U RN I II E AN D COAL C 6-S D AIR ONDITIQIEILXNFERS TOVES AN CUM BUILDERSOFFINEI-IOMES C U M PA N Y BUIlilQn2nSA3SQlF'S COLUMBUS, GEORGIA PHONE 629 PHONE II8 Why didn'cha fell us-7 Musi be a man up I'here! M l JAKE, JIMMIE, BILLY Tile, Terrazzo, and Marble Conlraclor . -PITTS HOTEL- Phone Cedar 4I I9 5I I Cloverdale Road MONTGOMERY ALABAMA Good Food aI lvloderare Prrces 515.50 Sewell Clothes . .,,.,.,., 317.50 Q gg, -1 1: ,,', 3::gh 5:4g'gy : :-b I 'zgswxgailrl STYLES- COLO RS M sz TO 46 REGULAR LoNes AND -55 5, sn-:onus A 1-2: - fs: 1:5 :ffs J , . AGENTS WARD AND MEN'S WEAR . 'Our Besi' Acls Are Noi' WriHen . . . . 1 SA: 7 ': , . ,f I - :-'., 5 ,- nl . They Are Worn THE I94I GLGMERATA Is Bound in a flinggiifcaglf C-avez Designed and Produced by KINGSPURT PRESS,INC. THE TIGER THEATER HOME OF SELECT PICTURES BY OIy+If1eLaIes+adBIPI Rp duced Wi+I1PerTec+S d Ed p I FAIRFAX, ALABAMA AUBURN ALABAMA Fresh Flowers for All Purposes WIRE-PHONE-WRlTE PATERSON'S RUSEMUNT GARDENS Complimenfs of REAVES WHUEESALE GRUCERY 00. Sfaple and Fancy Groceries II6 DEXTER AVENUE MONTGOMERY, ALA CAMPHILL ALABAMA PHONE CEDAR 200-ALL HOURS Simple Souls. 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L. rnumfn Druggisf I THE STORE ON TI-IE CORNER A Good Variery SIore Where Sfudenfs WIII1 Courfe-ous Service Like +o Trade i v Complimems of I'Ieadquar'Iers for Drugs and Drug Sundries d I., f5 ' an , ,lf NunnaIIy's Fine Candies fumwrunf COMPANY EiI+y-four Years IvIonIgornery's Favorire V FURNITURE STORE AUB RN MONTGOMERY ALABAMA U ALABAMA Gawd! Whaf a crew! The Knapp fwins, Felix and his, in background. Complimenfs of McKESSON 8. RUBBINS, Incorporated DOSTER-NORTHINGTON DIVISION LABORATORY APPARATUS AND CHEMICALS FOR CHEMICAL, METALLURGICAL AND BIOLOGICAL LABORATORIES BIRMINGHAM. ALA. A. MEAIIUWS Garage and I:iIIing Slrarion, Auiomobile Repairs, Tires, Tubes, and Accessories AUBURN, ALABAMA As you remember your college clays remember R EN 'rlie s'rore +I1a'r reduced Boolc Prices KNIGHT g, DAVIS THE F. F. A. G0-UP ARCHITECTS We Handle New and Second Hand BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA BOOKS o Q 0 Q e Office Deslcs and Filing CabineIs Commercial SIaIionery Diclalolione-Dicfaling Machines ARCHITECTS FOR AUBURN-S BUILDING MERIJANTIIE PAPER COMPANY MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA Oh, ..IoI1nnie! The efficiency is greafer because oF brake. SWIFT T. I. IIICIIISH MANUFACTURING CII. JEWELER COLUMBUS, GEORGIA V V EXPERT WATCH AND JEWELRY REPAIRING Ma,,,,,faC,,,,e,S of C,,,,O,, p,,E,,,CS COMPLETE LINES OF coEEEeE JEWELRY GIFTS-NOVELTIES-M USIC-BOOKS MAGAZINES-RADIOS STATION ERY--CARDS-RECOR DS V STUUENTS' SUPPLY SHUP PHONE 644 AUBURN. ALABAMA THE AUBURN GRILLE V AU BU RN, ALA. ragedy-Pi K A and S A E. La+Tns are lousy lovers-Hum! Oh! You Darling! CompIimenIs of BANK UF AUBURN AUBURN, ALABAMA BANK OF PERSONAL SERVICE V Member of F. D. I. C. W. A. MAY 8. GREEN CLIFF GREEN ATHLETIC SUPPLIES Oufsfanding Disfribufors of Fine A+hIe+Ic Supplies To The ScI1ooIs and Colleges 73 SOUTH COURT ST. MONTGOMERY. ALA. 0 FRIDEN CALCULATORS 0 OFFICE FURNITURE AND SUPPLIES 0 VICTOR ADDING MACHINES 0 PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS 0 GENUINE A. B. DICK COMPANY ye E ' f f 2 5 - 6 f , SALES-SERVICE-SU PPLI ES UIXIE UFFICE SUPPLY CUMPANY S'I'a+ioners-Sfamp Makers-Prinfers Bell Building Monfgomery, Alaba DIAMONDS WATCHES NEW-MODERN SILVERWARE LEIN AND S0 PITTS HUTEL JEWELERS MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA Every Room WIIII BGIII V CAMERAS OPTICAL SERVICE and ffglfiilaphic JIM HOWARD PITTS, Propriefor You're bragging, Bud. Men, men everywhere and I'm six! CAPITCL CLUTHINC STIIRE Sindy-Iwo Years On +IIe Square MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA Bridesmaid, Cimco, and Gayefy Flour PearCe's WaIer Ground Meal Cimco Feeds CITY MILLS COMPANY LL PORTRAITS IN THIS BOOK MADE BY HHSIIIIH-IIHHI crg-ZHJLUA 30-32 FIFTH STREET, N. W. ATLANTA GEORGIA O OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS FOR xi ZAR Cjfdlfnefdid All GlomeraIa negafives are held in our files for several years and personal phofographs can be obfained a+ any 'rime. Wrife Us for lnforma+ion and Special Price Lisl' IIII-IRIS ir MALONE OFFICE EQUIPMENT COM,PANY A COMPLETE OFFICE SERVICE . ir HAGEDUNT OPELIKA'S LEADING DEPARTMENT STORE V OPELIKA, ALABAMA STUDY THIS A8iP EO0NOMY 00UIISE Allenlion, classl I-Iere's fhe problem: How can you gel IO0 cenls worlh our of eyery food dollar during I 74I? Here's Ihe answer: Shop al your AXP Sfore because ASP buys hundreds of foods direcl' from producers, culling oul in-berweon prolirs. Many fine foods we make ourselves, such as Ann Page Qualify Foods, famous ASQP Teas and Coffees, Iasly AXP Breads, delicious Jane Parker Cakes and Rolls, While House Evaporaled Milk! You ger Ihem al' faclory-Iovyou prices. Isn'I' Ihis reason enough? Riqhll Then come in and begin saying al AXP Today. AEP F0008 STORES Campus crossroads. I beg your pardon buf you look iusl like Margie. SPECIALISTS in I-Iiqh School and College Annuals and Publicily Booklels ATTENTION HIGH SCHOOLS We can prinl or Iirhograph an Annual Io lil your budge-I E. E. FORBES For oyer 50 years dislribulor of musical inslrumenls in Alabama, says IF you will wrile him or call on him before buying a Piano, Piano Accordian, Guilar, Band Inslru- menls, Radio, Reiriqeralor, Eleclric Range, Washing Ma- chine or anyfhing you may need in eleclrical appliances or in lhe musical line ii would be Io your inleresl. E. E. FUIIBES 81, SONS PIANO 00. THE PAIIIIGUN PRESS Tfifiiiikl al ANNISTON BIRMINGHAM DECATUR PHONE 567 EOR APPOINTMENTS RUBYESJBVEWQLIZITY SALON WRIGHT BUILDING ON MAGNOLIA STREET We cre-are a becoming sTyIe for your special Jrype of beaufy. We solve your beau+y proIoIems. HEATING SUPPLIES FRIGIDAIRE APPLIANCES PLUMBING SUPPLIES BENSUN PLUMBING 81 HEATING CU. Plumbing and I-Iea+ing Con+r'ac:+ors PHONE 30I AUBURN, ALABAMA No-I Noi In Auburn! Spread ou'I, 'I eIIers. BATSUN-000K CUMPANY GENERAL CONTRACTORS WEST POINT, GEORGIA O Builders of I'I1e Following S+ruc+ures a+ Auburn STADIUM CLASSROOM BUILDING VETERINARY LABORATORY AND CLASSROOM BUILDING INFIRMARY COLLEGE UNIFORMS Also Academic Gowns, Army, Navy, Police, l'lo+el, Firemen, Chaulfeurs, Railway Leller l'1Q Carriers UNIFORMS if THE Pmiannf anus. Men ll G01 Y Cincinnaii, Ohio . W E A R . 1 7- BANNERS FLAGS BADGES I I Ei2oZ-R1TE ICE CREAM AUBURN PHONE 536 THE SCHWUB CO. BlRMiNGl-lAM DOT?-IAN F MONTGOMERY l.1OBlLE lncorporafed Broadway af lO1h Broadway al l3'rh GPELIKA PHONE 37 DAIRYLAND MILK COLUMBUS, GEORGIA Thai bully-- : McKinnon. Elizondo: More or less. LiHle: Genfleman and scholar. KlNG'S NURSERY Opelika-Aulourn l-lighway Telephones I34-R-bl! FURNWURE Frigidaires Frigidaire Eleclric Ranges Philco Radios I247-49 BROADWAY COLUMBUS, GEORGIA PHONE 409 l. G. BALFITUR COMPANY ATTLEBO RO MASSACHUSETTS Manufacfurer of CLASS RINGS AND PINS COMMENCEMENT INVITATIONS DIPLOMAS-PERSONAL CARDS CUPS-MEDALS-TROPI-IIES Maker of Official Ring of The Alabama Poly- Technic Ins'riTu're and Commencemenf InviTaTions Tor Senior Class Branch Manager E. G. FITZGERALD Box IO72 BIRMINGHAM ALA HUNGRY? EAT AT THE Dllll HUUSE OUICK SERVICE GOOD FOOD Phone 603 We Deliver FREDERICK-WILIIAMS CUMPANY FURNITURE-FUNERAL DIRECTORS V AUBURN OPELIKA Mademoiselle wen+ over The Top, parley vous! Tiger CI-IbS learning T0 QFOWI- l-Qu. ., ,,,,, . 5, E. 0. PEARSITN FURNITURE ' Qxfpok lformerlyl O X Q I WIGGINTON FURNITURE Z Z ' COMPANY , COMPLETE I-IOUSE EURNIsHINeS ' i ' NEW AND USED EURNITURE C TASTE TEST WINNER ash or Terms WB0B'S U-DRIVE-ITM FARMERS NAHUNAL BANK uxl cms Ren'r a Nice Car, Drive-I+ Yourself or Call a Cab OPELIKA, ALABAMA Phone 9I I I 9IlI 9III Glomeraia I3-Plainsman O! DesI'Iny. CompIimen+s of 0 0 0 AUBURN FURNITURE CUIIIPANY Our MOdefnA evSand Complefe Home Furnishings AUBURN, ALABAMA We Do Piciure Framing For HEALTH ENTERTAINMENT FANCY GROCERIES AND WESTERN I MEATS AUBIIIIEINIIIONIDRUCEII main Buwum: cmmf W. W. HAMILTON, Owner MAGNOLIA AVENUE Phone 320 Auburn, Alabama MUURFS IEWHRY CUMPANY Complete opml We Jeweief and Opiommi UR. STARLING IUHNSUN Compleie Line of Walclwes, Jewelry, and Silver Opiomeirisi Experf Waich and Jewelry Repairing PHONE i20.J OPELIKA, ALA LEVY-MURTUN BUMPANY PHONE I443 Eledrrical Wiring-Disiinciive Liglwiing Fixiures 1029 l3TH STREET Jusi Across Tliirleenfli Sireei Viaduci COLUMBUS, GEORGIA Dormifory 3, Kid. Romance-Ah-h-h! : Complimcnis Ol HULLINGSWURTH nnfn Moron cu. AND NURMAN COMPLETE AUTO SERVICE OPEUKA' ALA, ' v J A Bl-ACKBURN d C' HUWARDI prop LEADERS IN READY-TO-WEAR FOR AUBURN ALABAMA PHONE soo MEN AND LADIES I. T. HUIJSUN STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES Magnolia Avenue Auburn, Alabama When in lvlonlgomery MAKE SEARS YOUR Sporling Goods Headquarlers SEARS, RUEBUIIK AND 00. MONTGOMERY ALABAMA DIAMONDS WATCHES CHINA SILVERWARE ERATERNITY JEWELRY CUUK IEWELRY CU. Eason T. Cook, Class 'I4, Owner OPELIKA, ALABAMA BALL'S BREAD The Toasf of +l'1e Town '7 BALL'S BAKERY Pure Refres ent QQ 52:1 --L+ 21:25 5 3-'f ff m. I 355 9 ,5- . '- ., 3 ff' 1 -4 , .Q-Q, I- 4 ' . ' Y -' 'fl 'Fwy X., is 'fl-K' iff: 11 iii 1:-1' '-'. . ' .z :Q -A , --A. I. ,lj .., , j, gy. . - . A - --qv - K--4 15 1 5. - -f- .. ' 4 -A lr . .xQ-'. ,Al' -QQ: gf: ya. NE 'f , S V- - .--2:2 ,-2'-- 4 . ... S tux 'Cf-' 3 -,x -:' .,..gf' ' 5,-:ji 5. . , - ,,. . ,: ,T .,.,. I ' 5 --AJ. ZX- I. ' '- .gA.,..,-, . wi! Y 5 me S95 Qu t 5 3 4 av 5 gm ' as ,sr M 3 l if Qu. I , AN S In 8 s YH 3 in - . avg ,A V : ' ' .-far, f ' '51 l l 'rw . .l:s+5:f ' 5'- -: .f 6,. A ' ff AM' .' :gg me-- f .,. .ff .+'f1i,igSA -' -A 2' -1...-4:31 ,'-A :, fs' fl., K I .. ,,.,,. ., .BOQA Q:f.1 1-Wi? cg, -ts-fl . V'j'f:23:1:f,. f-:25'z1f.7.f E 9224.4 f '.1::fQa-ff . 114 '1 fiE5f51r1,. ln' TP V' 'ff' ' ,frfrfIfI1'1 - :1' 5 :' zz' --1, ,221:':g:5f5:1:5::.-.4 ,-:,,j :Q' :' - 4,4 ff'-5' ,.3.,:2fE -1 3- . jg,rEr . .. ,.-.-. . , 2. .,, ,VJ ,'.. . V1,j:g , K ,QI .-,. 522157. A ' ' l l V ll c -1- x,-:rqgqi Aix ,Qui 670 X l N X Q' V' .' - E ., TR, If 1, S ls WLT Mm rfol gig , T- - 1 - , , f T, HE W'.1l'IE BEQ-2 1' f ' R ' K li ' ,. 'Li- ':'. li , ' , 4 .L- , aff 3 A -1561 I -wg, , , w i - Fl J '4 f -a 'N LV ffl .i , 4, 5 ,e y hilt'-'pe . 3 A' CQ f 1 r Y X K l 1 he ' iff- IXW1 T ! f, .37 .ga Rf -A., , , , L W 1 .R 5 I Buy it from your favorite dealer CUBA-BULA BUTTLING 00. OPELIKA. ALABAMA STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OPELIKA, ALABAMA I AI +I1e Close of Business February I0, I94I I RESOURCES LIABILITIES Loans and Discoun+s ...... S 442,580.90 Capi+aI ........... S I00,000.00 U. S. Bonds ......... 253,468.75 SurpIus Fund . . . 250,000.00 OI'I1er Sfocks, Bonds, and Securifies Undivided Profifs . 37,585.59 Owned .......... 96,500.00 Furnifure and Fixfures . . . . I2,000.00 Real Es+a+e . . . 2I,756.36 O'I'I1er Asse+s . .... I,049.I0 Deposirs . . I,274,48I.78 CASH Due from Banks . .S763,836.76 Cash In VauI+ . . . 70,875.50 834,7I2.26 SI,662,067.37 SI,662,067.37 I Member Federal Deposir Insurance Corpora+ion DIVIDENDS PAID IN THE LAST TWENTY-ONE YEARS S3I0,000.00 H. L. Hall . . . . .Presidenf Claud H. Brown . . .Cashier DIRECTORS H. L. Hall E. F. Jackson F. B. Smifh Wins'ron Smifh Claud H, Brown R. W. Williams Wm. S. Duke Largesi' and Sfrongesr Bank in Easf Alabama We Do Noi' Pay InI'eres+ on Deposirs Your Accouni' Is Solicifed PATRUNIZE UUR ADVERTISERS When in need of School Supplies, Elecfrical Appliances or Various Sluclenl Needs- Always Think of lhe l:RlENDLY Sfore. We are here lo serve you GRADY LUFTIN 5 AND 100 STURE Now facles ilwe glimmering landscape on fhe sigl'1l of Swee+ Auburn, loveliesf village of fhe plain. CAMPUS l:ASClNATlON PLUS TASTYSNACKS1 81 Inc. 2Ol No, 2Olh Sl.--Frenlc Nelson Bldg, AT P E R RY , S lN BlRMlNGl-lf'XM. ALABAMA MONTGOMERY JEWELERS, SILVERSMITHS, AND Four Places fo Serve You! OPTQMETRIST 3ll Monigofnery Sl. Wh B ,W f d A h . . . Jr . + 305 Bibb Sl.-nexl Goodyear l2l Dexfer--near Sears en lm lrmlllg am mee your men S G S 37 Cornrnerce-Belween lhe Theelres Buy from Ash wifhoui cash 5 F Il li 'Incl is sxaqsu PHIFITIHG EIJIHPAHY 'A' NASHVILLE .L ., L. 0 3 K slenuuq aia cvqutograpbs ,f .1- A -N.